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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Established 1839
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
Volume
Number 6165
195
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, June 4, 1962
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RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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SEC Registrations
corporation
shares
common
& Co., Inc.-,
Proceeds
be
to
Australia
the
filed
a
Commission
The
headed
of
will
States,
The
Sir
Hon.
underwritten
by
of
investment
public
firms
Commonwealth
.The
bonds
new
to
redeemable
The
Toronto
for
most
10
January,
sale
was
bonds
of
of
the
Commonwealth
offering of $30,000,000 twenty
an
1962.—-V. 195, p.
in
of
company
registration
shares
of
with
the
SEC
on
Tampa,
Fla„
24th covering
filed
share
per
underwriting
and
terms
are
be
to
operates, owns, and services
machines
dispensing cigarettes and
company
vending
also
it
and
operates
similar locations,
coin-operated
in
drug
225,000
company also leases vending machines in areas in which it
not operate and has recently extended its activities to include the
of
industrial
the
net
wil
be
and
to
retire
bank
a
$150,000
to
discounts, and the
for
addition
In
a
sell
to
proposes
in
Payment
is
a
own
to
at
shares
result,
5,000
to
reduce
110,000
of
warrants
Condition Statement
made
8%
giving
by
debentures.
retire
are
May
on
shares
to
7,
(par
be used
8050-35th
acquisition
vending
by
it
in
of
of
the
$300,000
on
owns
with
the
that
late
for
Ave.,
of
367
portion
John
J.
5,000
1961
mated
of
the
income
feature
a
leased
has
television
net
series,
its
of
March
President,
series,
program
proceeds
"The
out
from
Jac
Time" *■
of
Heim,
the
as
"Ted
Mack
Original
stock
the
sale,
$250,000
production of "Judo," and the balance to reimburse
thereafter
and
Allied
Savadove, the
npt profits of
the
of
The
has
company
195,
(including
shares
to
$2.50
the
in
book
will
receive
of
author
to
to
30.77%,
them
45%,
is
picture. *
stock, of
play,
the
common
own
sell
and
screen
from
company
shares of
agreed
35%
the
the
at
29.59%
one
cent
sold
share
equity of
the
to
with
stock
per
a
underwriter
resulting
and
finder)
dilution of $1.50
the public.—
purchased
by
1799.
p.
Commonwealth
48
48
The
corporation
Proceeds
48
May
be
Commonwealth
for
First
of
is
Pa.,
1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering
at par, without
underwriting.
equipment.
18,
offered
to be used
are
Waynesburg,
Waynesburg,
Broadcasters, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on
preferred shares to
May
25,
underwriter,
an
Seattle,
real
business
related
to
the
1962
Wash.,
is
engaged
in
insufficient
was
6%
outstanding
resulted
in
to
meet
Federal
engaged
in
Savings
the
&
Loan
operation
of
Bldg.,
radio
a
1,000
High
St.,
station
in
Pa.
shares
194,
2548.
p.
Corp.,
corporation
A
25,
May
on
to
shares
common
be
1962,
filed
offered
a
at
with
be
will
common
shares,
for
working
for
in
of
682
of
Main
coupons
St., Stamford, Conn., is engaged
by vending machines
located in
and
super¬
act
A"
covering
through
200,000
Continental
capital.
for public sale in units consisting
of
purchase l/5th of a share at from $2.50
by
Hampstead
22 J/2
a
the
to
the
be
finder
includes
for
under
per
unit through
Corp.,
70 Pine St., New
commission and $12,500
unit
30,000
$1,500.
Delaware
shares
law
in
underlying like
March
1962
to
its
consultant
in
per
companies, to act as a broker-dealer
capital in other companies, particularly
subject of public offerings, to render financial
invest
to
at $2.25
Investing
cents
underwriter
organized
offerings of other
about
a
New York,
filed a registration
28th
covering
150,000 shares
of
to purchase an additional 30,000
offered
be
was
management
as
warrants
warrant to
to
securities,
those
the
in
markets.
Ave.,
May
on
The statement also
sold
company
underwrite
purposes.
merchandising
to
one
headed
expenses.
warrants
corporate
other
and
Third
SEC
5-year
York, which will receive
"Reg. A" covering 100,000
$1.25, through Foundation
capital
working
share. The offering will be made
underwriters
Filing—
and
share and
one
The
used
for
used
733
the
stock
Securities, Inc., N. Y.
Proceeds
be
of
company
common
'
Coupon Corp.—"Reg. A"
par)
Creative Ventures Corp.—Common—Warrants
Reg'd—
The
statement
to $3.50 per
Cash-O-Matic
to
are
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
May 9, 1962 filed a "Reg.
to be offered at $1.50,
Scottsdale, Ariz.
on
(no
Continental whose
address Is Scottsdale Savings
Bldg., Scottsdale,1
Ariz., is engaged in making real estate mortgage loans.—<V. 195, p. 2373.
estate.
advice
securing
to
additional
operating companies,
capital for companies
and to
in need
thereof. The $268,750 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be
used to invest in other companies, in occordance with the
company's
and
properties
the
growing
of
and
the
of acquiring interests in newly organized or small companies,
principally those about to enter into public offerings. The company has
outstanding 280,708 shares of common stock, of which Max Block, Jr.,
Board Chairman, Freeman Koo, President, and Sidney Lehrer, Treasurer,
own
23.32%, 11.67%
and 19.91%, respectively, and management of¬
Century Food Processors, Inc.—Class A Stock Reg'd—
family
of
marketing
of
The
company proposes
to undertake solely for its own
the processing and canning of cranberries, the distribution of
cranberries, and canned cranberry sauce. Of the $619,500 esti¬
net proceeds
from the stock sale, $100,000 will be used for
The
program
Ave., Detroit, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on May 28 covering 200,000 shares of class A
stock, of which 165,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by
of
company
the company
thereof.
and
3001
Michigan
and 35,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
Charles Plohn
underwriters.
of
The
holders
ficials
& Co., 4 Albany St., New York, heads the list
public offering price (maximum $3 per share)
sold
class
the
The
company
engaged
in
the
(formerly
Michigan
manufacture
per
Shortening
animal
of
at $3
and
is
principally
shortening
vegetable
On
and
plant,
mon
not
the balance to
to the present screening and
packing plant and for con¬
of an addition thereto, $200,000 for insulation of a portion
building and installation of cold storage and refrigeration facili¬
and
equipment, $175,000 to acquire and install canning equipment,
and the balance for working capital and general corporate
purposes.
In addition to preferred stock, the company has outstanding
155,000
shares of common stock, of which Melville C. Beaton, board
chairman,
Edith L. Beaton, a director, and John J. Beaton, Jr. own
48%, 14% and
21%, respectively, and management officials as a group 66.4%. John
the
install
and
equipment for a plant proposed to be leased in Ohio, and
purchase hydrogenation equipment for use in its Detroit
for
company
which
and
J.
Poplack,
Reuben
Wolnez,
President,
and
Samuel
Vice-Presidents,
own
Wolf
respectively. The names of the selling stockholders
to be sold by each are to be supplied by amendment.
shares
Laboratories, Inc.
August
19.6%
and
and amounts
ing shares
additional
securities
time
—
Visual
Dynamics
for
Corp.,
this
issue.
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been
p.
offered
publicly
through
of
to
,
1720 Aye.
with
underwriter,
Registered—
of the Americas, New York, filed a regis*
on May 28, covering 180,050 outstand¬
the SEC
to
be
offered
time in the New
or
dispensing
members
an
1203.
of common stock and outstanding warrants to purchase an
200,000 common shares at from $1 to $2.25 per share. Such
are
at
per share.)
The company
Offering
Suspended—
See
195,
company
obtainable
Chemionics Engineering
have
to
named.—V.
The
'M.
Kellie is President. The
nine present
stockholders received their
holdings in exchange for all of the outstanding stock of the predecessor
companies whose aggregate assets had a consolidated net book value
..of $1,032,186.60. According to'the prospectus, the
company's consoli-
Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
25, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
filed with the SEC on Feb. 28 which covered 300,000 com¬
tration statement
(and
64.1%,
14.4%
cents
Directomat, Inc.—Common—Warrants
working capital.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
has outstanding 330,000 shares of common stock, of
William
Wolf)
May
originally
products which are sold in Michigan for commercial use in the frying
and baking of foods.
Of the $400,000 estimated net proceeds from the
company's say of additional stock, $160,000 will be used to purchase
alterations
also
80.21%. An aggregate of 150,000 of such shares were
per share to
28 persons including management of¬
shares at 60 cents per share to 11 persons (10 of
purchased shares at 10 cents per share).
group
130,708
Dextra
share.
Co.)
a
10
and
whom
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The state¬
also includes 53,500 outstanding common shares (convertible into
A shares) underlying an option granted to the underwriter by
selling stockholders, exercisable initially
as
at
ficials
ment
of the
corporation
Proceeds
the
preferred stock, while
loss for that year.
net
a
company
named.—V.
not
Cash-O-Matic
general corporate purposes.
Northeast,
1960
and
the
withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Nov. 29, 1961 which covered 225,000
common
shares to have been offered publicly at $4 per share through
'
1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering 15,000
$10)
to be offered
at $20,
without
1959
of
operations
company.—V. 193, p.1899.
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
of
for
requirements
consolidated
struction
ties
and
of
Bridge Electronics Co., Inc.—SEC Registration Withd'n
On
shares
Main St.,
Beaton
net
dividend
its
its
account
frozen
the services
Laurence
cents
Securities
face
44
cranberries.
V.
62
share
common
company.
made
the
television
Continental Investment
dated
connection
debentures
credit
Florida Capital now
development
and
company
acquire
"Judo,"
company has outstanding 33,800
Hein, Kane and Irving Geist, a director,
The
outstanding
on a best
efforts all or none basis by Baruch Brothers & Co.,
Wall St., New York, which willereceive a 50c per share com¬
mission and $22,500 for expenses. The statement also includes 30,000
shares underlying 5-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter for
$300, exercisable at the public offering price.
The company was organized under Delaware law in March 1962 to
be
the
the
$250,000,
5%
outstanding
equipment
Wareham, Mass., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on May 28 covering 150,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share. The offering will
Inc.,
Of
titled
Vice-President, Dennis Kane, to Time-Life,
warrants
from
with
(John J.) Beaton Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
The
to
20.71%.
per
other
or
underwriting.
the
Member Banks
of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
$1
per
share
and
intends
to
acquire
an
additional
$1.10 per share
(exclusive of the
100,000 shares).
just prior to the public ofering, Florida Capital will
shares acquired at an average cost of $2,823. It holds
common
of
1
2
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
does
field
at
corporation
Proceeds
Con-1
to purchase an additional
12,5C0,
12,500
and
5,000
respectively. Of the outstanding shares, 25,500 were acquired by
Hein, Kane and Geist at 10 cents per share and the balance by nine
persons
(including Hein) at $2.50 per share. Sale of new stock to
the public will result in an increase in the book value
of stock now
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
The
Blach
r...The
11
System
Foreign Exchange Rates
class
B
received
entitled
55
Federal Reserve
own
received
of
$600,000
of
be
Balch Land Development
class
for
to lend
for the
respectively.
and
Exchange
Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
officials as
20%. Florida Capital Corp.
which it will receive at $3 per
families)
100,000 shares,
additional warrants to purchase shares of the
The
has
which
and
commodities
indebtedness, the company has
stock, of which management
their
the
1961
| of the 8%
purchased
As
$100,000
common
exercise
upon
amount
of
(including
purchase
38
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead__
,
certain
to
shares
group
share
loan,
increase
inventory
of
balance to acquire new
working capital.
327,430
re-v
shares
to the contract between the
company and Allied Artists Pictures
Corp. for distribution of "Judo." Allied' will receive 30%
of
gross
receipts in the United States and 321/2% in Canada until the company
through large scale vending installations. Of
from the company's sale of additional stock, $150,000
indebtedness,
volume
5,000
catering
proceeds
used
(1)
Hein
and
40
kiddie rides in super-markets and drive-in restaurants.
The
amount
gross
Shareholder
to
suant
44
State and City Bond
supplied
stores
the
for
certain
pre-production,
promotional
and
other
acquire properties suitable for television and motion picture
exploitation, and for general working capital and contingencies.
Pur¬
Miscellaneous Features
coin-operated automatic
various food products,
phonographs
of
includes
shares
expenses, to
40
General Corporation and Investment News—
by amendment.
The
Kane
tentatively
network
the
Hour."
will be used
39
Markets
director
of
Amateur
40
a
of
maximum)
5%
also
5,000
shares,
which 125,000 shares are to be offered
for public sale by the company and 100,000 shares, being outstanding
stock, by the holder thereof. A. C. Allyn & Co. 122 South La Salle St.,
Chicago, heads the list of underwriters.
The
public offering
price
($6
stock,
Ave.,
May
and
the rights necessary to the production of
picture
has agreed
director
each,
Willow
of
statement
its Executive
of
the
as
and
38
Exchange
519.
North
217
statement
common
Inc.
Transactions New York Stoqk Exchange—
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Automatic Merchandising, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
motion
Transactions American Stock
bonds
'■/.'/
,
length
.
United
the
5%%
year
The
underwriter
that it has acquired
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
38
years
recent
States market
allowace
expense
sold.
filmed
36
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
sinking fund beginning in January 1965
issue by
maturity and will be nonexcept through operation of the sinking fund.
a
entire
filed a registration
shares of common
share.
theatrical
for
the services
Australia.
the
purpose
36
Stock Exchange
Over-the-Counter
York,
per
distribution in the United States and abroad;
production of industrial and educational films; and the production
and video taped
television programs and commercials.
To
date, the company's activities have been in the planning stage, except
36
have
of
will
retire
Stock
$4
the
36
Stock Exchange
Canadian
offering
New
at
was organized under Delaware law in September, 1961
of engaging in the production of feature length motion
company
the
of
39
equivalent of the proceeds of the issue will
assist in financing various public works projects throughout
to
The
38
38
currency
an
the
St.,
sale
Inc., the finder, all at 10 cents per share, and (2) 20,000
underlying five-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter
each, exercisable at $4 per share.
pictures
45
Montreal
of 20-year bonds.
group
a
and
to
49th
May 25 covering 100,000
public
The offering will
best efforts basis by R. A. Holman & Co., Inc.,
which will receive a 48 cents per share selling
agency
New York,
shares
on
for
cent
one
for
31
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
bonds
calculated
in
covering $30,000,000
1,
be
Australian
used
the
iUnited
the
Rt.
the
Australia,
by Morgan Stanley & Co., New York City. The
is expected to be made about June 20.
the
The
be
that
of
June
on
issue
to
Ambassador
stated
Stock
.
Hon. Harold Holt, Treasurer of
has announced that the Common¬
registration statement with the Securities and Exchange
Beale,
Commonwealth
wealth
withdrew
company
at
26
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
:
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
(Commonwealth of)—Bonds Registered—
Australian
The
Howard
the
an
sold
shares
14
New York
Corp.—SEC Registra¬
its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Feb.
15
which covered 2,000,000
common
shares to have been offered publicly, without underwriting, at
$1 per share.—V. 195, p. 969.
1962
on
St.,
for
be
SEC
sultants,
-K'Page
New York Stock
29,
Wall
ceived
Stock and Bond Quotations
tion Withdrawn—
May
made
East
40
the
offered
commission
120 Broadway, New York.
to be used for salaries, working
capital and expansion.
Adtek of Statler Bldg., Park Sq., Boston furnishes a general advertis¬
ing and technical publishing service,
On
to be
54
are
Alaska All American Petroleum
of
company
stock,
In This Issue
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
cent) to be offered at $1.15, through Paisley
one
SEC FILINGS
•
Cine-Dyne, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
statement with
May 21,
on
(par
INSURANCE
•
1
Adtek, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
INDUSTRIAL
•
of
private
for
public sale by
the holders thereof from
York over-the-counter market at prices then
sales at negotiated prices (maximum $1.25
manufactures and leases a machine which is designed
information and publicity on small slips of paper to
public.
The machine (called a "Directomat") is an
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
of
Unger, board chairman,
owns
warrants to purchase
shares (out of 500,000 such warrants outstanding)
to sell 200,000 warrants.
The prospectus lists 13 selling
stockholders including Tamir, who proposes to sell 60,000 shares, and
and mechanical device which
450,000
by
operated
buttons
and
pre-established
the
company
rendered
of
well
as
895,023
25.1c
Merchandise
per
&
slips
701.
p.
the
to
common
The
company.
Trust
Investment
own
(with
stock
On
has
company
filed
16.78%
and
present
a
11.17%
Curtis,
respec¬
31,
1262
the
May
with
SEC
been
have
to
New
the
Registration Withdrawn—
York
which
26
publicly
City.—V.
195,
SIDNEY BROWN
By
compared to the weekly average in
'!"■
V
last week
count
number
"AA
weeks.
issue capital financing
This week's new
rate senior debt issues. Four
underwritten,
are
doubled
.
the past several
totaling $123,100,000,..
week
Bell
:
move
With
calendar
even
and
&
offering price (maximum $25
Underwriting terms are to
i
'
public
and
by amendment.
is engaged in the manufacture ar.d sale of various
parts for the electrical and braking systems of automotive
16,400 shares, respectively, and propose to sell 80,000 and 10,000 shares,
respectively.
In addition, the Estate of Carlyle Eraser and the trustee
24: $19.5 million AMERICAN MORTGAGE INVESTORS
shares of FINANCIAL FEDERATION, INC. capital; 250,000 '
INVESTMENT SECURITIES CO. common; 542,000 shares "Of KENNER '
PRODUCTS CO. common; $10 million LESSER. (LOUIS)" : ENTERPRISES,, INC.
class A; $100 million in bonds of CONSOLIDATED EDISON GO. OF N. Y.; 312,500
shares of common and $1,250,000 in debentures of ALLEGHENY PEPSI-COLA
■BOTTLING CO.; 490,000 shares of IDEAL TOY CORP. common; $25 million in bonds
•of CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
And in Municipals: $6,929,000 ALASKA
(STATE OF); $50.8 million CONNECTICUT (STATE OF); $8.1 million INDIAN- >
"APOLIS, IND.;'$7.5 million • MACON, GA.; $4,350,000. CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, HORNELL, N. Y.; $14;250,000 INDEPENDENT SCH. DIST. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA.'
issues +
their.,
arget date posted throughout the market's debacle decided only after the market's l..
to enter into the unassigned target date category. Included here are.;
Western Pioneer Co. via Kidder, Peabody & Co.; and Publishers Co., Inc., via. Roth & Co. The footnote in the last table at the end of, this column contains more.
,
18-June
June
of
shares
t
t mnabout
The
underwriters
the
Branford,
beneficial interests; 75,000
is not likely
of the postponed issues for a while into the active backlog of
without offering dates. In fact,. several larger issues .which kept
many
thereof.
of
1,
equipment and the ignition systems of small gasoline engines.
It has
outstanding 1,807,400 shares of common stock,' of which John E. Echlin,
President, and Leonard N. Fisher, a vice-president, own 183,002 and
,
Week
though it
in the stock market following its precipitous decline
The resurgency
t
Co.'s stock
Telephone
week's
this
to
holders
names
S.
May 24 covering
offered for public
on
be
"
one
rights offering; is carried over from last
was SEC-effective on May 29. This
is done because the rights will not be mailed until June 5.Incidentally, the same v
s tuation prevails for Mountain States Tel.. & Tel. Co. It, too, was SEC-effective on ,
May 29 but the competitive bidding is set for June 5. * ••••.
r
A
Illinois
The
U.
&
to
CO., common,; 335,000 shares of PRIMEX EQUITIES CORP.v class A; 150,000 shares
of SALANT & SALANT, INC., class A; $5 million in debentures of ALL-STATE"
PROPERTIES, INC.; $15 million, in/bonds of NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.
(MINN.); 25,000 in bonds of NORWAY (KINGDOM OF); 700,000 shares of SCHLUMBERGER, LTD., common; $12 million in bonds of WISCONSIN POWER & LIGHT
CO.; $15 million in bonds of BOSTON EDISON CO.; $40 million in debentures of
TEXAS GAS* TRANSMISSION CORP.; 248,000 shares Of AMERICAN PLAN CORP.,
units; and in municipals—$6.5'million DETROIT S. D. EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT
SYSTEM, MICH.; $13,990,000 DE KALB CO., GA.; $10,796,000 MONROE COUNTY,
,~N.. Y.; $3,465,000 SUMMIT, N, J.;. $5 million' VICTORIA, TEX.;. $7,487,000 ISLIP
UNION .FREE S; D. NO. 12, N. Y.; $4 million TULSA. CTY, S. D.
1, OKLA.;
$7,250,000 WISCONSIN STATE COLLEGES BLDG., CORP.; $9,663,000 BUFFALO,
N. Y.; $100 million CALIFORNIA (STATE OF); $9,480,000 NEW HAVEN, CONN. \
of which is a convertible subordinated debenture
rights offering to stockholders and the other is combined with a sizable preferred.,
The state and municipal tax-exempt calendar has docketed for this week 39 issues;;
of $1 million or larger aggregating $118,671,000.
The sum total of corporate and
municipal senior debt securities comes to $316,000,000 in round numbers.
Av,
two
and
Road
stock,
172,500 shares of LENOX, INC., common; 335,000 shares of MARADEL PROD¬
UCTS, INC.,-common; 180,000 shares of MASCO CORP., common; $6.5 million bem ♦
int. of METROPOLITAN REALTY TRUST; 148,300 shares of PEARL BREWING
agenda contains $197,646,30.0 in six corpo¬
of those issues are competitive bids
Jackson
Echlin
common
company
replacement
shares
common
Webber,
the
is
address
mon;
and downs,- and SEC-filed v*
postponed category, new SEC registrations almost
issues sought reiuge in tne
Paine,
1091.
p.
^;^1
While the market underwent the most violent of its ups
80,000
covered
through
-
registration statement
withdrew its
company
Feb.
on
offered
by
share),
supplied
The
.
book
share), of which Max M. Tamir, President, and
of
shares
sale
per
be
Donaldson Co., Inc.—SEC
whose
registration statement with the SEC
a
210,(JOO Outstanding shares of
■■■:-•-
■
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
in
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
Manufacturing Co.—Common Registered—
company,
Conn., filed
its machines.
of
lessees
The
his holdings of 25,000 shares. Others
to sell amounts ranging from 1,000 to 20,000 shares.—V. 193,
propose
material and
informational
as
the
to
furnished
materials
or
outstanding
value
.
common
proposes
Unger, Who proposes to sell all of
The
is in the development stage and, to date, has had ho net
and has from time to time issued stock in payment of services
these
sells
company
earnings
matter
advertising
bear
mats
Echlin
Milton
tively.
responds automatically to push¬
the inquirer with respect ot a definite number
questions.
As an accessory, a counter (called a
"Pollomat") may be added to a Dnectomav cj register the number of
times each question is asked. The slips of paper dispensed by Directoelectrical
.
(2590)
_
of
..
details
those
on
postponed offerings. The following summary provides the number count of...
still considering themselves postponed and not withdrawn or in the
"•
of being withdrawn. It does not include Emerson Electric Manufacturing ,•
437,784 shares of common as this secondary will be withdrawn—not postponed..
May 24
Number of
postponed issuest
—
A
45
:
37
Year Ago
Apr. 12
May 10
May 17
;
62
.
8A; ■;
June
~
Y
haven
those
upheaval
assets which,
temporarily in liquid
liquid pieces of paper.
As of the week
market
has
naturally,
'
-
prompted many to
tends
raise
to
*'
:
Municipals*
Financings
$118,671,000
$431,815,300
y.
-
152,630,000 v 156,210,000 V 308,840,000
132,300,000
.
102,259,700
»
50,023,000 ;
'^ 123,970,000'" "173,993,000 'S
the
price
$726,948,500 $1,172,874,800
$456,261,000 $1,629,135,800
^
$527,357,000 $1,635,848,850
.
•*
••
Includes $1 million or larger.
of
%
V'
A
' .-V * %I ."'.V-'""::1 "xv;'
'
COMPETITIVE
■v
•''?.%;
AND
NEGOTIABLE
This Week
*'/
Corp. bonds With dates—.J$737,244,300
5Corp. bonds without dates—
,
y.
Total
,
bonds
-L-
Corp. stocks wRh dat6s^r_-_
Thursday, June 7, are: competitive bidding.for $25 million COLUMSYSTEMS, INC., straight debentures rated single A; 150,000 shares of
cumulative preferred and $30 million debentures of TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS
.
.
h
.
%
~
CORP., rated Ba by Moodys and BB by Standard and Poors, managed
by White, Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp. Among that day's
larger municipals are: $5,067,000 MARION COUNTY, IND.; and $4 million OXFORD,'
PRESTON, ETC., CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1, NEW YORK. On Friday,
June 8, $4 million MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE & APPLIED
SCIENCE.
•
•
,
109,532,500
(39)
(82)
-
hold up
':.
t.
.
"--$521,419,450(213)
'
\
Lehman
common,
CORP.
common
a
Co.
may
'
may
take
ADD:
municipal issues for the
in
$2,509,895,000(713)
-
$564,441,000(103)-$679,112,000
$2,627,809,040(711)
$3,071,782,790
ih
debentures, and $12,200,000 FOXBORO CO.
convertible
•
-
BACKLOG
Corporate stocks and bonds*
$940,000,000
Last Week
$895,000,000
.
; ;
* Comprise postponed issues and other financing plans still not final-
soon as these securities indicate firm offering intentions
they
placed in the total definitive backlog table of issues with and without
tentatively set sales dates. Recent larger postvoned issues include• the
competitive bid VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER, common• PUBLIC
ized. As
.'
are
"
LOAN
shares of KINNEY
few weeks
of
932,972,940 :
.
a
are
CONTAINER
as
CO. via A. G. Becker; PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE IN¬
VESTMENT TRUST, beneficial interest, via Stroud &
Co., and Walston
•
'
&
Co.; WORK WEAR CORP. via Hornblower & Weeks; and NEW ENG¬
ELECTRIC SYSTEM rights offering and competitive stock bid.
LAND
Latest tabulation shows 62 issues
are in the postponed status
aggregat¬
million. Recent departures from the postponed
to the withdrawn status are: MATTEL, INC., via
Smith, Barney & Coy
^MANDREL INDUSTRIES, INC., via Dominick &
Dominick; FRANKLIN
MANUFACTURING CO., via Lehman Brothers; and EMERSON ELEC-
follows:
CORP.
OF
AMERICA; 700,000 shares of FROUGE CORP., common; 50,000 units of KAVANAU
CORP.; two million shares of LEHIGH INDUSTRIES & INVESTING CORP., com-
>; ^
ing approximately $211
next
debentures
;
$568,993,000(109).
This Week
-
ISSUES AHEAD
11-June 16: $25 million
financings
-
,
company and owners arrangement; and
may offer sometime this week 475,000 shares of ZAYRE CORP.
of which 300,000 shares comprise a secondary stock sale.
of June
'^ $328,469,1.00-
524,700,000(289)
$30 million COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA 20-year bonds via Morgan
'
bring out 262,500
$820,041,400(240)
-
parentheses denote the number of capital issues to be publicly offered
for-additional-capital and refunding by nonfinancial and financial .corporations
including investment cos., arid for the owners. Excluded are private placements and
such other-nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion and
for
issuance under employees, and stock option plans and e<from time-to-time sales."'
:
f Includes $14,550,000 in two equipment trust certificates with dates; $43,285,000
in seven preferreds of which four preferreds with dates total $42
million; and 111
issues of $300,000 or less of which 48 have tentative dates.
The above data includes,
Brothers
The larger corporate and
.
$1,131,237,750;
~
combined
LARGER
Week
i
•.
in
$983,822,750
'-"y 147,415,000
Stanley & Co. received too late for insertion in the table.
their target dates-come within
;
During the week, Bear, Stearns &
SERVICE
as
-
$718,626,640 (79)
572,705,750(309).
INDETERMINATE
Issues already postponed
SEC effectiveness-dates
'
(36)
$2,392,670,790
the $20 million PET MILK
while to survey the situation before rescheduling new. target dates, but securities in
the active backlog are not expected to be as prone toward postponements by filing
-
142,376,540
June 1,1961 1
•
(43)
$2,063,368,040(608)
'•
stay any length of time at its low point of
a week ago today (May 28 closing D-J industrial average was 576 93 and it was 613.36
on May 31.
The latter may be compared with the week earlier closing average of
622.56 on May 24), it is more than likely that the pattern of postponed issues due to
'
\
$576,250,100
corporates—f$l,940,942,000(604)
municipals with dates
subordinated debentures.
Now that the stock market has refused to
to
'
"$1,261,442,040^.
Data
PIPE LINE
range.
^
r/W
$1,344,741,400(529)
Total of both
GAS
amendments
."
•'
stocks.^—J—: $1,094,125,200(522)
Total
Total
V ' /
On the docket for
considerably.
:
BACKLOG
Last Week
(43)
$846,776,800
y
:
Corp. stocks without dates_ri '%
Total
• -
Wednesday, June 6, has slated these offerings: $8,100,000; SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
equipment trust certificates for bidding; $40 million UNITED GAS CORP. first
mortgage and collateral bonds rated single-A, also, up for competitive bidding;
and Dean Witter & Co. hopes to offer 200,000 shares of FINANCIAL CORP. OF'
SANTA BARBARA, capital. Municipals include; $6,750,000 SPRINGFIELD, MO.
up
,
.
larger municipals set for Tuesday are: $11.2 million MARICOPA COUNTY,
$7,250,000 FLORIDA STATE BOARD. OF EDUCA-.
TION, FLA.; $7.2 million MOUNT VERNON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, N. Y.;
$5 million HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1,
FLA., and $4,150,000 BROOKLYN PARK, MINN."" " v
' ' ::.
ease
$457,269,000 $1,487,806,000
'f includes Illinois Bell Telephone stockholders rights offering.
■■
ARIZ, general obligation bonds;
market conditions will
217,993,000
$294,169,100 $1,108,491,850
The
BIA
44,000,000
$445,926,300
TOTAL
capital market's activity is expected to commence tomorrow. Scheduled fori >
Tuesday, June 5, are: the aforementioned, rights offering of stock to the owners of .
ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE CO without underwriting; AIR REDUCTION CO.,;.j
INC. $44,546,300 convertible subordinated debentures to its stockholders during
June 5-20 via Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Dean Witter & Co.; bids for MOUNTAIN
STATES TEL. & TEL. straight debentures rated triple A in the amount of $50 million. -1 •
.-
306,078,700
1, i981r_-__ $814,322,750
June
The
$3,996,000 MOBILE CO., ALA.
531,919,000
71,519,000
$532,944,300: $497,592,700 $1,030,537,000
a1:;
certificates, made slight increases in its holdings of notes and, bonds to bring itsT
portfolio of governments up $116 million.
.
:
y
~y':
and
223,079,000
y
234,559,700
"
seek
ending May 31, the Federal sold $90 million bills, bought $56 million
.
Corporates
.$115,1.53,0001 $313,144,300
,
'
bringing the total to $1.7 billion. Involved are $1.3 billion of;;';.,
91-day bills and $700 million of 182-day bills. It i3 highly problematical whether ... ;
the Treasury can raise the yield or lower the price of bills without support from
stock
of Both
Last week—y
.
of the year
The
Total
.
Total corporates-.
is dissatisfied with its contribution to "nudging", and has decided to.
it will auction
Reserve.
$197,991,300
June 25-June 30
$2 billion in bills to refund $1.8 billion maturing ones and, thus, raise $200 million;,;.,
in new cash. This marks the 16th time it has raised new cash in this manner since
Federal
9_-
June 18-Jun6 23_y;
increase the net amount of its shortest term securities. Today, June .4,
the
4-June
June 11-June 16._
2 ;
ARE WEEK'S LARGEST PUBLIC OFFERINGS
the first
Stocks
Total
Total
"
MOUNTAIN STATES TEL. & TEL. AND TRANSCONTINENTAL GAS PIPELINE
The Treasury
yCorporate
.Bonds
•.
•;
Y
NEGOTIABLE AND COMPETITIVE SUPPLY
:-'Corporate
-
I.vocess
Co.'s
;*JUNE'S
:i.
.
issues
'
::
TRIC MFG. CO. via Blyth & Co.
"
~
-
May 31, 1962.
Volume
under
trusts
122,760
and
for
the
Number
6165
.
.
of the family of
respectively, and
respectively.—V. 193, p. 6.
96,000
and
20,000
195
benefit
Leonard
shares,
shares,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
N.
Fisher
to
propose
sell
The
business of
the company is the furnishing of all
for the installation and operation of automatic,
coin-operated installations known as the Norge Laundry
and Cleaning Village, in Delaware, Maryland, Washington, D.
C. and
portion's of.Virginia, West'Virginia and North Carolina.' The company
own
principal
equipment
100,000
:
also
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 66,666
class A common shares
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $3 through
Sinclair Securities,
Inc., 37 Wall St., N. Y.
Proceeds are to
be used for debt repayment, equipment, inventory,
advertising
17,
promotion
working
and
capital.
...
*
Fifco
of
1465 *N.
E.
129th
store,
prospective
for
First Finance
The
of
on
capital
1969-1973 .to
than
$100.
offered
at
in multiples
involved.''
No underwriting is
to be used for
Proceeds
First
be
working capital.
Cherry St., Nevada,
are
Finance
of
W.
105
finance company.-—V.
192, p. 1814.
Food & Drug Research
'
Registered—•
,
of
par
but
:
not
less
:
is
Mo.,
consumer
a
f
Laboratories, Inc.
'•
'
'
\
-
-
'
$50,
'
-
:
the
company by
the $9,000
Sp?t1W the
in th'
when
escrowed
to
members
writer
lenders
of
balance
to
acquired at Waverly, N. Y., including estab- >
and
purchase of
equipment;
and
the 1
colonies
The
-
which
a recent 157V2-for-l stock split),
Oser, President, owns 95% and management offi¬
100%... Mr. Oser proposes to sell the 7,500 shares. ;
L.
group
whose
company,
address
is
Lebanon
registration statement with the SEC
of common stock, to-be offered for
a
Township,
Lebanon,
Pa.,
and
underwriting terms
by
amendment.
The
state-
ment-also
Foxboard
The
tion
of
company
statement
convertible
Neponset
38
the
with
subordinated
debentures
such
for
shares
held.
heads
the
Foxbord,
Ave.,
SEC
at
100%
of
rate
Mass., filed a registra¬
covering
$12,209,000
of
1982.
due
at
the
29
May
on
debentures
subscription
stockholders
common
to
Co.—Proposed Debenture Rights Offering—
It
of
of
$100
debentures
Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
underwriters. The interest
Paine,
list ,of
is proposed to offer
principal amount by
for
each
20
•
retail
date
record
Of
materials
from
terms
into
semi-finished
or
goods.
Of
the
net
later
shares
2,441,806 shares of
chairman,
and
respectively,
1792.
A.
Bristol, president,
management
officials
as
and
21.7%
own
a
May
the
1962
filed with
shares
common
.
V:
.
the
to
withdrew- its
"company
SEC
have
Dec.
on
offered
been
City.—V. 195,
registration
1961
22,
14l\8-for-l
corporation
shares
Proceeds
to
Sales
two
May-15,
on
$1)
(par
are
General
which
publicly
covered
through
349,500
(John)
commission
be
of
1^2
to be
used
1105
discount
and
for
10
at.
them, to
of
■
6%
shares
of
at
$900
Leason
for
shares
cents
Herman
Broadway,
Portland,
centers.—V.
Ore.
193,
owns
to
used
to
share,
per
The
expenses.
sold
Goldberg,
erect
the
&
and
statement
also
giving
effect
Hyaer,
President,
to
and
a
new
principal underwriter by stock¬
outstanding shares sold by
consultant, at $1 per share.
cold
freezing
storage
plant,
tunnel
and
and
the
balance
packaging
line,
recent
a
Gordon
Leonara
recapitalization),
R.
Merrill,
Merrill
A.
of
which
Vice-President,
21.6%
own
Norman
Ruth
A.
\
to
the
of
shares
will
issuable
sell
400
of
(1)
4,000
shares
to
be
sold
to
the
to
for
Balanger,
another
a
shares
finder,
and
at
1,200
cost,
of
and
such
warrants
will
pay
Reg'd—
underwriter
to
$4,500
finder.
snack
a
Financial
to
Victor
to
operations
the
of
company
marketed
under
from
proceeds
the
this
trade
name
financing,
of
$150,000
finance
to
replace
to
purchases
and/or
and to construct
working capital.
and
warehousing
modernize
improved
of
portions
raw
for
The
owns
.
.
St.,
-
to
and
loading machine equipped with
a
M.
own
Arentzen,
17.3%
and
The
of
will
and
Measurements
this
issue.—V.
dry
W.
cutting device consist-
conditional
Horri¬
bank
a
loan
incurred
24th
be
Del.,
filed
for
for
regis¬
a
169,302
covering
offered
out¬
sale
public
to
are
be
supplied by
St.,
Wilmington,
stores, selling
indebtedness, the
stock,
of
as
is
which
including
which
shares,
11.4%
of
by
amend¬
filed
a
outstanding 2,950,998
Mercantile
Corp. owns 28.4%
Bradley is president
prospectus lists 28
.Deering
Milliken,
to
proposes
sell
all
Inc.,
and
Deering
holdings of
their
of
respectively. Minot K. Milliken,
the
voting securities' of Minot
amounts
ranging from 200
sell
company has
Minot
group 10.3%. F. K.
board
chairman.
The
a
to
sell
Del.,
25,000
of
Mid-America Insurance
director
a
Mercantile
78,898 shares held. Others
to 10,000 shares.—V. 194, p.
propose
2769.
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
company on May
17, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 25,000
shares (par $1) to be offered at $5, without
underwriting.
are
to be used for capital fuftcis, Reserves, sales
and
promotion
other
corporate
Mid-America
sale
of
purposes.
6155 Oak St.,
of
hospitalization,
Kansas
ordinary
and
City,
term
is
Mo.,
life
engaged
insurance,
in
the
•
Midwest Planned Investments, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
The
filed
company
of
1300
First
National
Bank
Bldg.,
Minneapolis,
registration statement with the SEC on May 28 covering 250.000
of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale by its sales
a
shares
force
which
(maximum
The
organized
the
in
will
$7
receive
in
8%
commission. The public offering price
to be supplied by amendment.
Minnesota Planned Investments, Inc.) was
until January 1962 was
principally engaged in
an
share)
per
is
(formerly
company
1960
and
distribution of shares
and
contractual plans
shares
of
activities
of
as
Fund
other
trading of securities and,
securities of others. During
of
of Midwest
contractual
a
Midwest
Investors
investment
shares
mutual
and
funds
Investors
a
It
-
a
limited
1961
Inc.,
and
it
extent,
in
undertook
sponsored
the
Midwest
plan for the systematic accumulation
In January
1962, it commenced
of
the
also
limited
Fund
and
continues
extent.
to
The
company has never
shown a net profit
has operated and its management does not
do
to
Fund.
advisor
plans.
to
Fund,
the
is
of other mutual funds,
over-the-counter
began
distribution
distribute
prospectus
for
any
shares
contemplate
which
in
that
it
will
for several years. Of tjue net proceeds from the stock
sale, $750,be used to recruit, hire and train
qualified personnel to sell
mutual funds and life insurance, and to "annualize" first
year com¬
missions due said personnel on the sale of installment
payment con¬
tractual programs, $250,000 to sponsor and promote the Fund,
so
000
will
,
$100,000
to
acquire,
equip
capital."
working
.
In
addition
to
and
maintain
regional
:
.
1
offices,
and
the
balance
for
•
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
472,800 shares of common stock, of which Charles F. Wallander, Jr.,
President and Board Chairman, owns
11% and management officials
as
a
group
46%, Of such stock,
184,000 shares
were
acquired at
10
cents
per
share and
140,000 shares at $1 per share.—V. 194,
p.
.
..
193,
p.
603.
532,
The
company of 738
South Wall St., Los Angeles, Calif.,
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 28 covering 104,000 shares
of capital stock, of which 20,000 shares are to be offered for
public
sale
the
by
the
and 84,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
Thomas Jay, Winston
& Co., Inc.,
464 North
Beverly Hills, Calif., heads the list of underwriters.
The
offering price (maximum $8.50 per share) and underwriting
holders
exemption
from registration
with respect to public offerings of
securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount.
In
a
notification and offering circular
filed on Oct.. 9,
1961, Measurements proposed the public offering of 60,000 common
public
thereof.
to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes
outtsanding shares to be sold to the underwriter by the selling
are
11,000
stockholders
all at
company
Dr.,
50
The
flowers
and
cents
company
and
3,000
per
shares
to
Edward
Berman,
share.
as
'
,sf
finder's
a
;
'
is engaged in the wholesale and retail sale of
florists'
supplies,
Including
Christmas
artificial
decorations
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THE COMMERCIAL AND
of
the
on
and
Moskatel's, Inc.—Capital Stock Registered—
offering by Measurements Spectrum, Inc., 815 South
Alhambra, Calif.
"
,
.
a
price
Hamran
Wilmington,
May
to
term's
10th
to
The
amendment,
Spectrum, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
provides
pay
St.,
on
stock,
West
Jockers
of
underwriting
stock
A
to
cash
regis41
branch
a
complete line of
women's,
men's and
children's
clothing and
goods,
furniture,
housewares
and
other
items.
In
common
owner
terms
Regulation
to
and
Foundation,
respect to
a
in
including
stockholders
Bedford
Ave.,
100
and .36,172
The SEC on May 28 issued an order temporarily
suspending a Regulatio A exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
Fremont
shares
Proceeds
plant
lists 37 selling stockholders owning an aggre¬
shares, including Arentzen and Consolidation
Coal
to sell 74,888
and 120,000 shares, respectively.
Others
sell amounts ranging from 320 to 7,200 shares.
Corp.,
10th
proposes
-
prospectus
Steel
the company's
agreement
in
1962
purchase
common
•
seed;
propose
Sharon
1958 contracted
additional $18,000.
purchase
$175,000
Corp.,
be/
President, and Consolidation Coal Co., of Pittsburgh,
21%, respectively, and management officials as a group
Macomber Inc.—Proposed Sale—
See
the
in
company
"Sesame
439,056
to
who.
developing
underwrites .headed by Clark, Dodge &
York. The public' offering price (maximum
stores
Harold
54,184
ing of oscillating groups of rotating cutters. In addition to certain
indebtedness, the" company has outstanding $571,072 shares of common
'stock (after giving effect to a proposed 700% stock dividend), of which
E.
Hamren
of
subsequently joined
through
management officials
Milliken
consist
sesame
by
Victor
was
$1,225,000
common
of
SEC
common
of
to certain
of
selling"
and
company Is engaged principally in the commercial production ofcontinuous miner, known.as the Lee-Norse Miner, which is essentially
coal
the
thereof
merchandise
and
The
modern
West
investors Program,
supplied
be
metalurgical process
a
Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
100
with
of
company
shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders therof
through uhderwriters headed by Moore, Leonard & Lynch, 1003 Union
Trust Building,' Pittsburgh." The public offering price
(maximum $20
are
of
shares
holders
of
terms
the
the balance
and
statement
department
Co.—Common Registered—
underwriting
utilizing
the
company
The
96%| of the outstanding stock of Sesa-Kraft.
and
The
of miniature
products
ment.
company of 751 Lincoln Ave., Charleroi, Pa., filed a registration
with the SEC on May 25 covering 272,000 outstanding shares
share)
public
(33 000
capital
of
addition
existing
of
for
share
market
and manufacture
miniaturized
amended
them
to
per
$1,225,000 and, for an
Corp., which became
Co., Inc., 61 Wall St., New
$26 per share) and
underwriting
and
dehulling
■
for
5-vear
$3
offered
be
Mechtronics
payment
accessories,
now
of
at
and
to
pay
$25,000
to
Horrigan and Hamran on
purchase price, and for working capital.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
495,000
shares
of
common
stock,
of
which
Hamren
and
Horrigan
own
16.1%
and 14.2%,
respectively, and management officials as a
group 10.2%. Virgil F. Every is President.—V.
189, p. 348.
'
150,000
units con¬
Salle
to
state-
underlying
over-the-counter
enterprise.
subsidiary/ An
the
of
account
Sesa-Kraft .in
The
food
net
Lee-Norse
who
for
such
in
La
the
The
expenses.
'
settlement of
the issuance of 150,000
and
the
and
sale
the
by September 1962
(in addition to $113,000 of payments
previously made and salaries paid
or to be paid under
employment agreements). Of the $361,500 estimated
net
proceeds from the stock sale, $113,000 will be used
to complete
payment of the purchase price of the
invention, $100,000 for research
1962,
offering; will be made
North
stock
establishment
gate
shares underlying 5-year warrants to be sold'
$120, exercisable at $3 per share, and (3) 45,000
pursuant to restricted stock options. The underwriter
Corp.,
public
The
1
in
full
standing
39
mixture.
Of-the
28.9%.
W.
Hyder,
12,000
Planning
Co.,
for
shares
shares
common
in the design
the
in
for
tration
operation at Paris, with associated extraction of sesame
and other specifically treated sesame seed,
production of Sesa-Teez mix which is used by others as a
the
Kraft
a
to
of 6400 Chillum Place,
N.
W., Washington, D.. C.,'
registration statement with the SEC on May 28th covering
100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $3 per
share. The offering will be made on
an
all or none basis by
Shell
Associates, Inc., 40 Exchange Place, New York, which
will receive
a
36 cents per share commission and $15,000 for expenses. The state¬
(2)
for
shares.
$16,500
common
underwriter, exercisable
prices
Plohn).
Mercantile Stores
equipment, and the
/V
The
company
has outstanding 150,000 common shares which, as
indicated, - are owned by Sesa-Kraft. John H. Kraft is President of
both
companies,
which;;-have other
common
management
officials.'
a
company
includes
offered
200
Dawson
1972
outstanding
the invention
purcnase
meal,, toasted
sesame
per
a
the underwriter
and
due
the
aa a m.eans °f fabricating it. He
provided
-
the hulling
propose
also
Inc.,
chip
c
each.
Corp.—Common
be
to
John. A.
common' shares
The
4,000
Grumman-Bond Equipment
$2,000,
stock,
by
debentures
and
37,500
to
bellows and k variety of other
i.
all
'
to
statement
potato processing machinery, to purchase additional farmingmachinery, for additional delivery and display equipment for packaged i
foods, and for working capital. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
110,000 shares of common stock (after
to
of
the
to
Pa.,
goods).
used
South La Sails St., both of Chicago, which."
will receive a $102 per unit commission.
' .;/"•
"•»
The company was organized in 1961 to take over the- basic process¬
ing and distribution of sesame seed formerly conducted by the Texas
plant of Sesa-Kraft, Inc., a Texas company. The company has issued
includes
modernize
for
subordinated
debenture
unit
Co.,
equipment
financial
a
new
a
install
and
Treasurer,
$300
a
per
$130,000
and
1793.
p.
is engaged in growing, purchasing, distributing and
whole potatoes, and in the processing and sale of prepared
products, Including regular and crinkle cut" french fries. Of
$336,500 estimated
net ,proceeds
from the stock sale, $100,000
purchase
.
common
sisting of
$200,000
company
ment
end
of
$3
prevailing
Charles
manufacturing
opening of new
at least three stores in the
the
(1)
issued
Philip Horrigan
the
promote
at
Pr0ouC^by
^
to carry present' volume of accounts receivable and inventories of
seed, products and supplies'on the business taken over from Sesa-Kraft,
$2,
selling
The
and
be
and. development,
Kraft Sesame Corp.—Units Registered—
convertible
Chips."
"Reg.
a
at
potato
filed
fixtures
be
to
Ave.,: Rochell
a high nickel alloy
produced by
tn? company. Mech-nvetal was invented
by
1957, formed Mechtronics Corp. for the
used
A" covering 20,000
without underwriting.
repayment and expansion.
debt
E.
N.
Filing—
f^led
offered
merchandising
$22,500
Outstanding
be
be
the
to
was
SEC
& Co., 4
share commission
43,000
by
worxing
corporation of 2301
North
Main
St.,
Paris,
Texas, filed a
registration statement with'the SEC on May 24th covering $225,000
oil,
Gourmet Food Products, Inc.—Common Registered—
will
soft
in *"
to
purpose
\
This
of
Lehman
The
company
of 915 S. E.
Tenth
Ave.,
Portland,
Ore.,
filed
a '"
registration statement with the SEC on May 25 covering 100,000 shares *
of common
stock,
to be offered for public sale at $4.50 per share.
The
offering will be made through
underwriters
headed by Darius \
Inc., 80 Pine St., New York, which will receive a 54 cents per share
the
on
will
relate
stock
and the President
the underwriter and
the company
to
loans
Mech-metal...
oi
in
.
balance
The
Hummelstown,
$500,000
stock
split),' of which Harry Miller, board chairman
and Norman Braman, treasurer, own 47% each.
'
'
president*
base
holders
and
emphasis
sale,
also
promotion
$17 000
expenses mf
Park, N. J„
filed a
on
May 28th covering
150 000
preferred stock ($3 par )
to be
per
share. The offering will be made
Albany St., New York, which will receive
at
The company is engaged
iowr
■/
and
sitqs,for two of/the stpres have been selected in Harrisburg and Lan¬
caster. In adaitioni,t'6'fcertain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 150,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a proposed
and
10,000
(with
stock
operations.
The company intends to open
and Southern IPenhsylvania area before
sesame
statement
6.
p.
General Sales Corp.—"Reg. A"
operates
the
exchange for all the latter's
sesame
dehulling' equipment located at its Paris plant, and also for
all of its rights and title to" a patent under which it manufactures a
Manufacturing Co.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—•
Brothers, New York
The
Manheim
merchandise
install
150,000
25,
originally
and 17.6%; r
47 %".—V.
193,
group
.
Franklin
•
inventories,
proceeds
stock, of which Benjamin H. Bristol, board
common
Rexford
'
common
of
from
sale
includes
to
sale
gan
debenture
the
On
Lebanon,
near
line
proceeds
<a/nd (iv 'fc&iitfal
sale, $1,000,000 will be used to construct and equip
a
new
research and development building and associated facilities at •
Foxboro, $400,000 to construct new facilities for warehousing, servicing
and sales support for products at several branch locations,
$1,400,000 '■
to expand the plant facilities of the company's British and Dutch sub¬
sidiaries, $150,000 to construct and equip plant facilities for its new !.
French
subsidiary,
$2,000,000
to repay
short-term loans,
and
the i
balance for general corporate purposes.
^
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
p.
stores
broad
a
net
provide
are
finished
the
is
as
company,
stock
bonuses for
Plohn
per
also
(2)
.
-.
to be supplied by amendment.
, The
company is a (manufacturer of ihdustrial instruments for indicate-,
ing, recording and controlling temperature, presspreKvflow„, humidity, •
liquid level and other process variables. Its products are primarily
*
used in the process industries in the manufacture or conversion of Taw •
underwriting
discount
carrying
.; '
which
reallocated promotion stock
salesmen employed by the under¬
to
promotion
as
public
cents
and
public
24 Federal -St., TBoston,
rate,
includes 11,000 common shares underlying 5-year warrants
to the principal underwriters for $1,100, exercisable at the
offering price,
■'
The company, (formerly Bargaintown U. S. A., Inc.)
operates three
the
underwriter
group,
of
the
of
12
Rochelle
statement with the
foi
warrants
sold
be
$25,000,
that
the
directors
finder
ChaHes
30
a
ment
on
to be supplied by
are
(1)
8%v convertible cumulative
offered
May 24 covering 110,000
public sale through under¬
writers headed by Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc., 1500 Walnut
St.,
and Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke & French, 123 South Broad Street, both
of Philadelphia." The public offering price (maximum $5.25
per share)
shares
(after giving effect to
Bernard
as.a
filed
the
laued to disclose
incurred subsequent
to
alleged misrepresentations
circular
fact
selling
company
s^r^s,
basis
a
stock
common
cials
animal
pay
that
of
misleading
Mechmetal-Tronics Inc.—Preferred Stock
Registered—
Keystone Discount Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
bank loan and for "working capital.
In addition'to
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 157,500 shares of
certain
of
recently
property
lishment' of
and
cnat, it
were
offering
in
to
registration
^
uses
which
believe
provisions
false
was
offering circular
reallocated
.
-
in
underwriter of
estimated in the
the
and
The
Co.) Inc.—Common Registered—
,
equipment and enlarging the number and variety of animals for
research program; $75,000 for modification for special
xac«.s
to
cause
anti-fraud
S °rde.y P/ovides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
—V
195
^ J)161'
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
company
expanded
the
-
,
and
reasonable
of
the
of
and
company
.
an
$33,000
of
statement
•
The company of. 2046 Bell Ave,, St., Louis, Mo., filed a registration
of Maurice Avd., at 58th St:, MaspetK/N. Y., filed-'/
statement with the SEC on Maj) 29 covering 100,000 shares of common "
a
registration statement with the SEC on May 24th covering 107,500 •'
stock,, of which 80,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the
shares of common
stock, of which 100,000 shares are to be offered \
company and 20,000 shares,
being outstanding stock, by the holders
for public sale by
the company and "7,500 shares, being outstanding*
thereof. Newhard, Cook & Co., 400 Olive St., St. Louis, heads the list
stock, by the holder thereof.. Maltz, Greenwald &• Co., 1441 Broadway, V
of underwriters. The public offering price (maximum $12.50 per share)
and
Rittmaster, Voisin &• Co., 260 Madison Ave., both New York,
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment..,.:,;
head
the list of
underwriters.
The public offering price
(maximum
The company is engaged in the business of selling wrist watches by
.
$5 per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
means
of
sales
development programs for the food chain industry.
ment. The statement also includes (1)
22,500 shares underlying 3-year '-: Under the program, a food store customer is entitled to purchase a
warrants-to be sold to Maltz,
Greenwald & Co. for $225, exercisable *
Herlin watch upon presentation of a required dollar amount of cash
at a price to be supplied by amendment,
and 5,000 shares underlying
register tapes. The net proceeds from the company's sale of additional
like warrants to be sold to Ross, Lyon & Co., for $50, for services
stock will be added to working, capital to enable the company to cease
as
a
financial consultant, and_ (2)
4,500 outstanding shares under¬
the factoring of its accounts receivable and inventory. In addition to
lying 2-year options to be granted to said underwriter by a stock¬
certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 150,000 shares of
holder, exercisable at a price also to be supplied by amendment.
\
common
stock, of which Herbert M. Milster, president, Jack H. MeThe
company
specialize in chemical and biological research and
Lean, executive vice-president, and Eugene Evans, Jr., .vice-president,
testing for the food, drug, cosmetic, chemical and related industries. own 25.70%
each,' and management officials as a group 90.56%. They
Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock, $150,propose to sell 3,726 shares "each and three others propose to sell the
000 will be used to expand laboratory space in the metropolitan New
remaining 8,822 shares.
/■
/.•■
York area, including leasing of additional premises, acquiring materials
The
material
of
has
offering circular
31,/9dl da.te
excess
-
/ Herlin .&
it
violation
its
the
to
/.
•
,
certain
losses
that
in
that
the financial statement but prior to the date
offering circular (2) the issuance by Measurements of
$46,000
of piomissoiy notes
subsequent to the date of the financial statements
but piior to the date of
the oilering circular ana
(3) expenses charged
.,
of Teases
acquisition
and
respect of
ox
.
Common
—
and
order
made
was
Act
opeiating
including additional inventory, installaand options on land.
»
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
company
has outstanding >■
V.
81,820 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent recapitalization),
of which David A.
Bonfiglio, ,*President, and three <
other management officials own 25%
each. Sale of new stock to thepublic at-$3 per share will result in an increase in the book value
of stock now outstanding from $1.10 to $1.75 per share with a result- r
;_4
ing dilution of $1.25 per share in the book equity of stock purchased
'J>.
by the public. "J'.V "
:V;.V; /„/. .x".'<
general corporate purposes,
tions
May 23, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering $250,000
debentures due 1964-1968 and 6% capital debentures
company
5 »/2 %
due
Co.—*'Reg. A" Filing—
share, the offering to be made on an all or none best
by Adams & Co., of Los Angeles. The Commission asserts
offering
in
3
per
suspension
Securities
.
St.;
insulating ..of
and
the
$5
basis
its
in
prepares
Miami, Fia., is engaged in the fire- ■
»
buildings,
application of decorative
ex.•
Norge Laundry and Cleaning
Village- installations for" operation by
terior building coatings,
the manufacture of plastic laminated panels v
the company or resale,, and
the balance to establish four additionaland the sale of movable wall panels.
"
V ''
regional sales and service offices and for additional working capital
proofing
at
efforts
owners in finding a suitable
location for a ;
complete plans and specifications for the layout
of
the
equipment, wiring, plumbing and ventilation,
supplies
other *
contract
services, and provides for the financing of a substantial
portion of its sales through
the discount of the installment paper
generated
by such sales. Of
the $228,500 estimated
net
proceeds
irom
the
stock
sale, $100,000 will be used to establish about five ;
~
and
May
on
assists
new
V
corporation
shares
necessary
self-service,
Fifco, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
(2591)
.
and
The Commercial
4
company's sale of additional stock
proceeds from the
The net
ribbons.
Federal income taxes for the last' fiscal year.
In
addition to various indebtedness, the company has outstanding 300,000
shares
of capital
stock (after giving effect to a recent 10-for-l
stock split), of which Leon Moskatel, President, owns 114,400 shares,
will
Vice-President and Sam Applebaum, Executive
each. They propose to sell 33,600,
Moskatel,
Edith
and
to pay
used
be
Vice-President,
85,800 shares
own
respectively.
and 25,200 shares,
25,200,
,
Norway—Bonds Registered—
(Kingdom of)
registration statement covering the proposed public
Kingdom of Norway External Loan Bonds of
A
offering of
1962, due
$25 000 000
May 28 with the Securities and Exchange
Commission. A group jointly managed by Harriman Ripley .& Co
Inc^
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co., and Smith, Barney &
Cn
ine will underwrite the offering.
Net
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will initially be added
to Norway's foreign exchange reserves. It is
the present intention of
the Kingdom
of Norway that the net proceeds will be subsequently
applied to the acquisition and importation of capital equipment re¬
quired for the development of the Norwegian economy.
The
bonds
will
be
direct, unconditional and general obligations
of the Kingdom of Norway and will rank equally with all other loan
indebtedness of the Kingdom. Interest on, and principal and premium,
iL any on the bonds will be payable in currency of the United States
The bonds which are non-callable
for a period of ten years, will
1977,
15
June
filed
was
benefit
the
have
of
bonds will
interest.
bonds
New
the
on
The
offering
Ham-
be offered for public sale at $4 per share
The
made by Gianis & Co., Inc., 44 Wall Street, and Jed L.
11 Broadway,
both of New York, which will rece
stock,
will
of 614 West 51st Street, New York, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on May 29 covering 66 000 shares of class
company,
tion statement
A
be
to
ve
statement also
share commission and $5,000 for expenses. The
includes (1) 3,000 class A shares to be sold to Gianis & Co. and
shares to Jed L. Hamburg Co., the finder, all at 50c per share,
50c
a
per
L00"
and
shares underlying five-year warrants co be sold
Gianis & Co. for $150, exercisable at $4 per share.
The company
(formerly Olympia Distributing Corp.) is engaged ***
the
business
of
wholesale distribution of phonograph records and
albums of all types to mail order houses, variety chains, and depart¬
ment stores chains throughout the United States and locally ^in New
York
to
department stores and other retail outlets.
The $212,000
estimated net proceeds from the stock sale (including stock and war¬
rants sold to the underwriters) will be used to repay short-term bank
loans
and
loans
from officers, to finance additional inventory, to
produce international
and educational recordings, to purchase new
products
and expand orders
for existing products for the record
accessory line, and for working capital to be used for general corporate
purposes.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out¬
standing 84,000 common shares
(pursuant to a proposed recapitaliza¬
tion such
shares will be reclassified as class B shares, and class A
shares will be authorized), of which Ervin Litkei, President, and Oscar
Kelemen
and David Weg, Vice-Presidents,
own 33y3% each.
Sale
of new stock to the public at $4 per share will result in an increase
in the book value of stock now outstanding from $1.27 to
$2.07 per
share with a resulting dilution of $1.93 per share in the book equity
of stock purchased by the public.
Orbit
A
class
15,000
(2)
stock,
common
The
T. Morrissey Blvd., Boston, Mass.
of 725 William
The company
registration statement
of
Registered—
Stores, Inc.—Common
filed a
with the SEC on May 28 covering. 100,000 shares
offered for public sale without underwriting.
to be
(maximum $6 per share) is to be
public offering price
supplied by
^"ganfz^d
under Delaware law in February 1962, the company is
engaged in the operation of twa^discount type department storej, one
in
Boston
and the other in ^■BJton, Conn. In both stores certnn
departments are operated by tlSPcompany, and the remaining depart¬
and companies pursuant
to license
organization, the com¬
pany issued 400,000 common shares to some 16 persons in exchange for
all of the outstanding stock of its three predecessor
companies, now
operated as subsidiaries. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale,
125 000 will be used to purchase equipment and the opening inventory
for'departments which the company intends to operate itself, $65,000
to expand departments now operated by the company, and the balance
to
return
security deposits of licensees whose licenses will expire
ments
are
operated by unaffiliated individuals
agreements with the company. At
and for working capital.
addition to certain indebtedness,
shortly,
the company has outstanding
the 400,000 shares of common stock, of which Benjamin P. Swartz,
president, owns 26% and management officials as a group 73%. Book
value of stock now outstanding is $1.26 per share.
In
operation under franchise
in
Inc.—Common Registered—
Perma-Bilt Enterprises,
MacArthur Blvd., San Leandro, Calif., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 28 covering 230,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters
headed by Robert A. Martin Associates, Inc., 680 Fifth Ave., New York.
The public offering price (maximum $8 per share) and underwriting
terms are ot be supplied by amendment. The statement also includes
11,500 shares to be sold to the underwriter for an aggregate of $115.
and 3,000 outstanding shares
to be sold to the underwriter by two
company
stockholders
for
number
of
319
$30.
under
Organized
a
of
in February 1962 as a successor to
is primarily engaged, within
Delaware law
the
businesses,
company
metropolitan population areas, in the merchandising, sale and volume
construction of architecturally designed homes with fully improved lots.
In
addition,
the
company
constructs
and
properties, prin¬
sells rental
cipally apartment houses, purchases and
develops land for resale
and performs industrial and residential plumbing work.
The net pro¬
ceeds from the stock sale will be used to exercise an option and to
make
the
required down payment
the
on
purchase price of real prop¬
erty in Dublin, Calif., to acquire additional land for development and
to develop land now owned or to be acquired, and for general cor¬
porate purposes.
In addition to certain * indebtedness and preferred
stock, the company has outstanding 190,000 shares of common stock,
of which Daniel Schwartz, President and board chairman, and Robert
M.
Secretary,
Isaacs,
own
55.1%
and 36.7%,
Pet Milk Co.—Debentures
company
clubs
the
In
(after giving effect to a recent
Chicago Playboy Club, Inc., for
333,208
shares),' of which Hugh M.
Hefner, ■ President; Victor A.
Lownes, III and Arnold J. Morton, Vice-Presidents, and HMH Publish¬
ing Co., Inc., (79.3% owned by Hefner) own 31.8%, 25%, 25%, and
18.2%, respectively.
After this stock sale, present stockholders will
own
82% of the outstanding stock for which they paid $11,600 upon
organization (1960) and which had a book value of $1,131,401 (92 cents
I,230,000 shares of common stock
recapitalization and acquisition of
share)
per
with
the
of 232 E. Ohio St., Chicago, filed a registration state¬
SEC on May 28 covering 270,000 shares of common
through underwriters headed by
Salle St., Chicago.
The public
offering price (maximum $7 per share) and underwriting terms are
to be
supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes 12,000
shares underlying a 3-year option to be sold to the
underwriter for
$120, exercisable at a price to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
and its subsidiaries
are
primarily engaged in the
ownership and franchising of Playboy Clubs, which feature the sale
stock,
Divine
of
to
be
At
for
Inc.,
public
134.
sale
S.
La
beverages and food and the furnishing of entertainment.
to such Clubs is obtained by the purchase (at from $25 to
alcoholic
Admission
$50
offered
Fishman,
&
each
of
present
a
Playboy
clubs
are
Key
or
the
owned and in
payment
operation
of
an
equivalent
in Chicago
1962.
of Feb. 28,
as
.
Monday, June'4, 1962
.
charge.
and Miami,
The
101
of
Registered—
,
57th
West
St., New York, filed a registration
May 28 covering $496,100 of limited partnetship shares (including a 10%
overcall), to be offered for public
sale in $10,000 units
(subject to an additional $1,000 per unit overcall). No underwriting is involved.
Tovarich is a limited partnership which will be organized under New
York law when the aggregate contributions amounting to $451,000 have
company
statement
the
with
SEC
on
been
raised
as
a
result of the
efforts of Abel Farbman and Sylvia
general partners and producers, on behalf of the partnership.
partnership will be formed for the purpose of managing and
producing a musical comedy tentatively titled "Tovarich," based in
part upon a dramatic play in the French language written by Jacques
Deval, and an English adaptation thereof by Robert E. Sherwood. A
motion
picture
based
upon
these
plays was produced
by
Warner
Harris,
The
Brothers
Pictures,
assigned
Inc.,
and
the
rignts
United Artists Associated, Inc.
to
the
total
the
thereto
of
offering
first-class
a
production
of
States, including all production expenses,
and the proceeds from this offering will be
$451,000,
subsequently
were
The producers
United
cost
believe
will
so
that
musical
the
not
in
•
exceed
applied.
It is
anticipated that Delbert Mann will direct the musical and Vivien Leigh
will star in it.
Vivien Leigh will receive a guaranteed weekly
com¬
pensation of $3,000 against a royalty of 6% of the gross weekly boxreceipts, plus certain expenses, and it is expected that she will
contribute
$1,000 to the partnership, for which she will become a
office
limited
Sharon Steel Corp.—Files Exchange
the
SEC
'
24th
May
on
Plan—
Sharon, Pa.,
filed a registration statement
covering 299,297 shares of common stock.
of
corporation
This
with
offer such stock in exchange for all of the out¬
standing common stock of Macomber Inc., an Ohio company, at the
rate
of
0.68
share of company shares for each share of Macomber
is
It
is an integrated steel producer, except that it does
own
any
iron ore or limestone properties. M'acomber is engaged
the
manufacture of
structural steel products primarily used in
The
not
in
company
constuction. According to the prospectus, the company believes
proposed acquisition of Macomber, and its operation as a
will enable the company to enter a desirable field (steel
for light construction) and to have an assured outlet for a substantial
tonnage,
thereby
providing
the
company's
operation with
better
diversity and stability. In addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
light
the
that
subsidiary,
outstanding
has
pany
1,106,672
shares
common stock, of which
D. W. Frease is President
of
management officials as a group own 2.2%.
and Board Chairman.—V.
195, p. 2305.
withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on March 30
which covered 117,541
common
shares to have
been offered publicly at $2.50 per share
through an underwriter, not named.—V. 195, p. 1803.
1962
31,
May
the
Transarizona Resources, Inc.—Capital Stock Reg'd—
I
The
of 201 East Fourth St., Casa Grande, Ariz., filed a
statement with the SEC on May 28th covering"'500,000
capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $1.50 per share
No
underwriting is involved. A commission of 22.5 cents per share
will be paid to management officials and employees effecting, sales of
company
company
registration
shares of
such
stock.
The
is engaged in the exploration, development and pro¬
Lakeshore copper
deposit located 29 miles south of
Ariz. Of the $615,000 etsimated net proceeds from the
stock sale,
$240,000 will be used to purchase and install additional
furnace and cooler equipment including ore bins and feeders, $150,000
for
exploration,
$115,000 for
working capital and other corporate
company
duction
Casa
the
of
Grande,
purposes,
and the balance to purchase and install a preheater used
in plant expansion, additional flotation cells to handle a plant capacity
increase and plant equipment for by-product iron recovery.
In
Withdrawn—
Spenard Utilities, Inc.—SEC Registration
On
partner entitled to receive 10%
of
the net
profits of the
partnership. The general partners will receive 45% of the net profits
of the partnership, for which they will make no cash contribution, and
they will receive $400 per week for furnishing certain office facilities.
to
proposed
addition
to
3,000,000 shares
Ltd.,
officials
as
a
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
capital stock, of which Transcontinental Resources,
C.,
B.
Stock Reg'd-r-
Preferred
North San Fernando Blvd., Burbank, Calif.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 28 covering 100,000
shares of capital stock, of which 75,000 shares are to be offered for
public sale by the company and 25,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof.
First California Company, 300 Montgomery
St., San Francisco, heads the list of underwriters.
The public offer¬
ing price (maximum $10 per share) and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes 5,000 shares
underlying 4-year options to be sold to the underwriter for $500, exer¬
cisable at a price to be supplied by amendment.
The principal business
of the company is the design, development
and manufacture of high pressure, high teiiiperature ducting systems
for use in aircraft and missiles'; v These products, wit^ mjnor excep¬
tions, have been designed and developed by the company for specific
applications requiring the use of stainless steels (including chrome
nickel, cobalt base and titanium).
The company is also developing
commercial and industrial applications for its products.
As of March
31, 1962, the company acquired (for $700,000) all of the outstanding
stock of National Frost Protection Co., Inc., which in turn owns twothirds of the outstanding stock of Mcintosh Precision Products, Inc.
These
companies
manufacture
and
sell
machines
used
primarily
to protect orchards from frost damage.
Of the net proceeds from the
company's sale of additional stock, $150,000 will be used to acquire land
and improvements foixfuture expansion of manufacturing operations,
$150,000 to purchase new equipment for improved mechanization and
further upgrading of present facilities,
including equipment used in
manufacture
the
to
of 2980
company
increase
addition
thin-wall
capital
stainless
steel
initially,
and,
tubing,
to
five
the
balance
certain
current
and
reduce
indebtedness,
certain
the
company
of capital stock, of which Harley N.
other
management officials own
14.9%
Summit Gear Co.,
A.
(first 100,000 shares must
sold)
by Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc., Pioneer Building, St. Paul,
Which
will receive a 50c
per
share commission and $9,500 for ex¬
penses.
The statement also includes (1) 25,000 shares underlying a
five-year warrant sold to the underwriter for $2,000, exercisable in¬
itially at $3.85 per share, and (2) 51,000 shares issuable pursuant to
offering will be made on a best efforts basis
be
stock
option
plan.
all
engaged
in
to
stock
each.
Sale
increase in the book
to
$2.50
book
of
is
in
an
per
equity
new
the
the
public
at
company
per share will result
outstanding from $1.40
of $1 per share in the
with a resulting dilution
stock purchased by the public.
stock,
of 4509 East 14th St., Des Moines, Iowa, filed a regis¬
with the SEC on May 25 covering 800,000 shares of
to be offered for public sale through underwriters
by A. C. Allyn & Co., 122 South LaSalle St., Chicago. The public
offering price (maximum $15 per share) and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment. The statement also includes 93,020 shares
underlying outstanding 5%% convertible subordinated notes due 1967-76.
The company is a distributor of LP gas, tanks and accessories for
the storage and handling of such gas, and household and other appli¬
headed
using LP gas as a fuel. Simultaneously with this offering, the
company
intends to acquire for a net cash consideration of about
$10,000,000 (1) a division of Warren Petroleum Co. doing business as
The Dri-Gas Co. which is the owner of 49 LP gas distribution plants,
and (2) nine companies now jointly owned by Warren Petroleum and
B. T. Harris and his associates, operating eight L. P. gas distribution
plants and selling such gas on a wholesale basis to about 50 additional
distribution plants. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale, together
with $6,000,000 from the sale of notes, $11,700,000 will be paid as the
net cash purchase price for said acquisition and as cash restored to
these businesses as working capital, $1,250,000 to repay short-term bank
corporate
politan
&
shares
Proceeds
Tull
needed,
as
for
large
industrial
bulk
and
storage
commercial
to purchase smaller bulk storage tanks for
service of domestic and farm customers; $75,000 to replenish working
capital used to establish Steel Tanks, Inc. (in which the company owns
a
one-third interest), and the balance to purchase additional LP gas
distribution plants.
II.50%
p.
1340.
and
registration
public of¬
shares of
$100).
proceeds
from
financing
the
outstanding
be
to
will
The
notes.
for
available
used
be
to
will be
and other
balance
construction
of
New
195,
Jersey,
Philadelphia
the
and
area-:
the
2081.
p.
of
(par
and
to
are
supplies.—V.
be
of
190,
for
used
Marietta
285
distribution
sale
St.,
capital.
Atlanta,
W.,
and
engaged in the whole¬
metals, and
industrial
is
non-ferrous
V
2498.
p.
working
N.
ferrous
United National Insurance Co.—Common Registered—
The
statement
stock,
will
receive
statement
to
also
sold
be
share,
gas,
to
of
stock
$600,000
certain
indebtedness,
split),
of
management
the company has outstanding
(after giving effect to a proposed
which Charles O. Russell, President, owns
stock
common
officials
as
a
group
to
and
standing
(2)
selling
of
own
24.4%.—V.
193,
shares
14
persons.
■.-
and
extended
coverage insurance.
The
used as
additional capital
sale
will
be
the
support
to
available
damage
physical
company's
and it
proceeds
insurance;
net
and
expansion
proposed
surplus
program
requirements to enable it to write all lines
fire, and casualty
insurance companies in
the, statutory
insurance
by
liability
and
to
held
the company is primarily engaged in the business
1960,
fire
meet
regis¬
a
through underwriters headed by Suplee, Yeat1500 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, which will
commission and $20,000 for expenses. The
includes (1) 7,500 shares underlying five-year warrants
the
underwriter
at
10c
each,
exercisable at $15 per
42,700 shares to be offered in exchange for 14,000 out¬
in
which
to
and
filed
77,000 shares of
share.
The
per
share
stock
the
from
29, covering
sale at $15
May
public
Inc.,
automobile
writes
also
Philadelphia,
Street,
on
for
made
per
preferred
Organized
of
15th
SEC
offered
be
Co.,
$1.50
a
the
with
to
be
Mosley
man,
South
of 225
company,
the company has
which United News
of Philadelphia,
75.3% and 24.7%, respectively. Raymond L. Fruedberg, President,
two other officers own a controlling interest in Madison Agency,
Pennsylvania.
outstanding
own
and
addition
In
31,000
Transportation
to
of
shares
Coi
the
stock,
preferred
stock,
common
Madison
and
Agency,
of
Inc.,
both
Inc.
United
The
States Shell Homes, Inc.—Common Registered
3947
Center Drive, Jacksonville,
Fla.,
the SEC on May 29 covering 10,000
stock, to be offered for public sale by
James H. McDougall, a director, from time to time at prevailing prices
in the over-the-counter market, or in isolated transactions, at nego¬
tiated prices, with institutional or other investors.
The company is
principally engaged in financing receivables arising out of credit sales
of shell homes constructed and sold by the company. In addition to
certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has outstanding
298,954 shares of common stock, of which management officials as a
group own
17.8%. Carl W. Knogloch, Jr. is president and F. James
filed
Boulevard
registration statement with
a
Toney, Sr.
shares
is
Visual
common
193,
p.
2482.
Dynamics Corp.—Offering Suspended—
the SEC issued orders temporarily suspending Regulation
exemptions
respect
of
board chairman.—V.
On May 28,
A
of
company
to
registration''"under the Securities Act of .1933
from
the
distribution
Park
Ave.,
New
Inc.,
6138
Germantown
1961
and
York
of
City,
stock
by
Visual
Chemionics
and
Dynamics
Engineering
with
505
Corp.,
Laboratories,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
respect to
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
amount.
Each of the above companies, in notifications filed Jan. 12,
Jan.
20,
stock
common
per
two-for-one
150,000
on
May 17, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 25,000
$1) to be oxiereu at $12, through Wyatt, Neal
Robinson-Humphrey to., Atlanta.
corporation
Waggoner
sonable
shares
value
proposed
(J. M.) Tull Metal & Supply Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
The
common
$3.00
gas
dealers, $500,000 to purchase,
tanks to be supplied on a rental basis
addition
net
company's
funds,
area.—V.
loans, $750,000 to establish LP gas facilities to be leased to independent
In
the
parts
area,
Piedmont
LP
930,546
(stated
a
the
and
1982,
„
per
LP
stock
due
filed
Tex.,
covering
28
purposes.
$3.00
of
Houston,
St.,
May
on
debentures
Gas
Pipe Line owns and operates an interstate
pipeline system for the transportation and sale of natural gas. Its
main
pipeline extends
1,842
miles from the Texas and Louisiana
Gulf
Coast
to
the
New
York-New
Jersey-Philadelphia
metropolitan
area.
The major portion of the authorized capacity of the company's
system has been allocated to serve customers in the New York metro¬
ances
users
SEC
the
general
outstanding
statement
common
Corp.—Debentures-
■^Transcontinental
$3.50
value of stock now
share
of
of
of
to
added
with
development, design and manufac¬
ture of all types of gears and gear assemblies
(or speed reducers as
they are also called), precision instruments,
and electrical and me¬
chanical appliances.
Of the $477,000 estimated net proceeds from the
stock
sale,
$120,000 will
be used to
acquire additional machines,
$197,000 for working capital, and the balance to acquire jigs, molds
and fixtures and for research and development.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 75,000 shares of common
stock, of which Maurice E. DesChaine, President, Harold J. Kohnen,
Vice-President, and Donald E. Webber, Secretary-Treasurer, own 33V3%
company
president
is
Line
Pipe
Travis
3100
preferred
portion
prepay
offering
Inc.—Common Registered—
of 5960 Main Street, Northeast Minneapolis, filed a
regitration statement with the SEC on May 29 covering 167,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.50 per share.
The
restricted
management
Doan
White, Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp., New York
City, are managers of a group which will underwrite the offerings.
tration
company,
The
Gas
$30,000,000
common
a
of
the
with
of
cumulative
has outstanding
Rubish, President
each. They each
to sell 4,157 shares (4,166 in two cases).
propose
fering
and
Mason
James
Stock Registered—
company
statement
shares.
and its parent.
loans.
to
shares
222,220
and
working
bank
short-term
In
of
The
shares
2,345,900
owns
180,000
group
the company
of
certain
of
Vancouver,
of
Transcontinental
Stainless Steel Products Inc.—Capital
The
tration
whose address is Arcade Building, St.
Playboy Clubs International, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
ment
Francisco, a substantial
may be applied
'
,
/ *
has outstanding
and San
the payment
Thermogas Co.—Common Registered—
principally in California.
The purchase price also includes
an
amount equal to its earnings (before income taxes)
for the period
from Jan. 1, 1962 through May 18, 1963.
The balance of the proceeds
will be applied toward repayment of short-term indebtedness to banks
incurred to carry inventories.—V. 195, p. 1023.
company
Los Angeles
York,
New
in
of the net proceeds (estimated at $1,000,000)
of such commitments.
V
addition to certain indebtedness, the company
portion
toward
The
Registered—
snack items
The
in
proceeds from the stock sale, $218,000 will be used to repay the balance
of the purchase price ($533,000 and the guaranty by the company of
$164,000 of outstanding debentures) of the Miami Playboy Club; $400,000 to pay in full accounts receivable
financing incurred to redeem
the debentures of the Miami Club,
to make payments of $96,333 in
connection with the acquisition of the Miami Ciub, and to pay a $125,000 bank loan;
and the balance for general corporate purposes.
In
view of certain commitments the company in respect to the opening of
respectively.
Louis, Mo., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on May 29 covering $20,000,000
of sinking fund
debentures due 1982, to be offered for public sale
through
underwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.,
20
Exchange Place, New York, and two other firms.
The interest rate,
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment. Of the net proceeds from the debenture sale, $12,500,000
will be applied to the acquisition of Laura Scudder's, which is engaged
in the manufacture and sale of potato chips, corn chips and other
The
and
clubs
for
The
The
.
Tovarich Co.—Securities
Other owned clubs
in New Orleans.
in the process of establishment in New York City, San
Los Angeles, and other franchises have been granted
Baltimore, Boston, Detroit and St. Louis.
Of the net
presently
are
Registered—
Industries, Inc.—Class A
Olympia Record
list tne
Exchange.—V. 193, p. 2217.
York stock
and
Francisco
commencing Uec. 15,
semi-annual sinking fund
a
designed to retire all of the bonds by maturity. The
redeemable for the sinking fund at 100%, plus accrued
The
Kingdom of Norway plans to make application to
1965
be
and Financial Chronicle
(2592)
respectively,
1961,
follows:
as
share,
Rd.,
and
Visual
Chemionics,
share. The Commission
to
cause
misleading
in
believe
respect
the public offering
shares of common stock
proposed
100,000
that
of
of
at
100,000 shares of common stock at
asserts in its orders1 that it has rea¬
the offering circular of each is false
certain material facts. Both
issues
and
were
underwritten
by Best and Garey, Co., Inc., of Washington, D. C. Each
order
provides
an
opportunity for hearing,
upon
request,
on
the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
The alleged misrepresentations with respect to Visual involve its failure
to
disclose
at
which
proper
and
the
Visor
ties
the
the
true
stock
business
plan of distribution of its stock and the true price
was
to be sold;
the failure to disclose (a)" the
address
had
of
Visual
(b)
the
property
leased
by
Visual
amount of rental paid
production models
not
been
made
(d)
at
(c) the stage of development of Phonothat formal contracts with certain celebri¬
the
time
of
the
offering
(e)
the
identity
Volume
issuer's
of
manufacturing
existence
officer
of
director
and
(g)
as
contractual commitment and
its
the
(f)
well
paid counsel for the. issuer and the
(i) that counsel for the issuer
1962. The office of the Trust is located at 6363 Wilshire
Los Angeles 48, Calif.
objective of the Trust is to achieve for its shareholders through
the
acquisition of a diversified portfolio of selected Investments in
real estate, long-term growth of capital and Income subject to present
advantageous Federal income taxe treatment. There is, of course, no
assurance that
this objective will be achieved. While the Trust cannot
counsel
for
the
issuer
failure
true
at
the
the
time
offering
alleged misrepresentation
to
disclose
the
true
plan
price
(a)
at which the stock
financial condition of
the
with
the under¬
of
distribution
to "he
was
its
of
sold;, the
Chemionics
at
stock
failure
time
the
counsel
ling
parties
193,
for
the manufacture of
work,
put to
tunity
issuer (d) certain stocX option agreements (e) the
interrelationship of certain managing and control¬
Chemionics' plan to locate" in Pennsylvania, and Cg)
arrangements
only
to
have
been
completed
for
' ;7.;.
TO
EFFECT
V*4i
Shares
beneficial
of
with an
taxes,
in¬
PRESENT
FINANCING
American
corporation
on May 21,
1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering 220,000
(par $1) to be offered at $1.25, through Hannaford &
Talbot, San Francisco and S. C. Eurns & Co., Inc., N. Y.
shares
Proceeds
working
to
are
used
be
Wavelabs
facture
Twain
4343
of
and
for
advertising," marketing
equipment,
For
(no
Outstanding
112,000 shs.
Unlimited
par)
of
sale
St.,
airborne
this
that
and
Willpat Productions, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
shares
common
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Proceeds
(par
10
be
D.
C.
,
are
'
.
;
Earnings
second
*
for new films, debt repayment and working
7' 7;7';.,-77;'
' :''77 7777;-/. .7.'
;
Willpat of 1025 Connecticut Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C., is en¬
gaged in the production of full-length motion pictures.
capital.
and
used
V.
These
sales
sales
for
1962
should
reach
1961
exceed
April
Bernstein,
anticipate
last
year's
re¬
$85,000,000
approximately
conditions continue."
were
$81,791,313,
1960
by
effectiveness of
Biltrite's
Al'ICO,
surance
$1.81
or
cost
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—Record Sales, Earn¬
ings—
world-wide sales for the third quarter ended
$45,956,500, a record high for any quarter in
the company's 69-year history. This is a 7%
increase over $42,744,000
for the same period a year ago.
7 7'
-• \7 77:'
7 .-7 j.777'•
The company reported
April
amounted
30
Earnings
quarter
quarter.
to
the
third
On
6,576,893
share.
per
quarter
also
scored
the
57
also
all-time
new
a
month
246,000.
period
ended
April
;
sales
30,
rs.-f
"
y
-
-
.r-r<n
$127,855,000,
sales were $120,-
were
high. For the sajne,;1961 period
7.7'
any
centf per-share
,
nine
for
the
1961
third
earnings amounted
in
earned.
For
high
record
a
compared with $3,718,000
shares
outstanding, these
In the same 1961 quarter
$3,829,000,
cents
58
was
for
at
to
w-'vlX;?
.jr
,7.
; ;<•
earnings for the nine month period were $9,135,000, or $1.39 a share.
In the same 1961 period earnings were $9,155,000, or $1.39 a share.
—V.
195,
1206.
p.
most
known
glass
Theatres, Inc.—To
Pa.,
Keenan
will
continue
division
a
Premier
President
as
of Air
Akron Brass Mfg.
See
of
Keenan
Products.—V.
195,
Tampa.
The
visiting
1093.
p.
which
Chemical
15,
PROCEEDS—Alabama
The
of
will
,
construction
and
contemplated
$208,114,000
this issue,
from
last
stock
common
for
100.787; and Morgan
proceeds
use
month
payment
construction
to
its
along
parent
of short-term
and
property
1962r64.
in
,
FEATURES—The'
prices
bonds
are
redeemable
at
regular
from 104.25% in,-the 12 months ending
a special redemption price of par in all
-,7
'"77.
declining
£o
1963,
of
comnany
outlays
REDEMPTION
31,
saia
Company,
loans.
redemption
May
Power
;
at
ar.d
par,
years.
BUSINESS—The
of 600 N. 18th Street, Birmingham, Ala.,
provides electricity at retail to 629 communities, including Birmingham,
company
Mobile and Montgomery,
and to rural areas, and at wholesale
municipalities and 12 rural cooperatives.—V. 195, p. 2253.
Alcolac
Irving
Chemical
Trust
-TV.
195,
p.
12
Co.,
New
York
City,
and
class
B
has
been
stock
common
of
the
for
corporation.
corporation
March
ended
31,
corresponding
American
fashion
has
in
for
a
that
total
its
sales
19.06%
for
the
nine
increasing
unusual
water
number
underwater
in
of
tourists
viewed
program
recently completed new
persons.—V. T95, p.
2028.
500
a
York
Trust
trustee,
has
Co.
paying
convertible
higher than that
of
the
and children
women,
men,
under*.the
Almar
and
Dolphin labels.
Moses.
February
same
two
and
President
March,
months
in
against $413,117.03
Amecana
of
showed
1962,
1961.
for
Almar,
Totals
the like
stated
an
are
two
Properties Trust
that
increase
$641,128.14
months
—
in
the
of
two
55.19%
for
the
1961.—V.
Pursuant
months
to
195,
a
the
over
19S2
of
period
p.
1033.
16,
may
1962
prospectus,
Angeles, offered
Real Estate Underwriters Inc., Los
publicly, 112,000 shares of beneficial
interest in this Trust at $10 per share. Net proceeds will
be used by the Trust for investment.
In initial invest¬
ment of the company will be the Atlantic
Square Shop¬
ping Center in Monterey Park, Calif.
BUSINESS—Amecana
of
the
State
of
is
a
California
business
by
a
trust
created
Declaration
of
under
Trust
the
laws
executed
on
the
is
acquisitions,
definitely
received
Chairman
successful,"
than
more
ATICO
company,
ATICO
June
of
is
Eroadway.
70
Joseph Weintraub
Mr.
the
extending
and
securities.
Weintraub
required
80%
said.
the
of
the
basis,
fund
holder
of
of
debenture
other
of
is
He
6%
Mr.
American
of
of
Al'ICO
each
and
the
011
share
$21
a
due
Weintraub,
Title, and a
boards
share-
a
exchanged,
subordinated
May
who
15,
1977.
founder
is
principal
of
all
stock¬
three
com¬
executive positions
195, p. 2377.
with
hold
Mercantile.—V.
or
practicable
as
common
and
interest
by
chairman
officers
Title
for
common
soon
explained.
ATICO
Mercantile,
formed
stockholder
American
of
as
Weintraub
receive
ATICO
7
effective
Mr.
will
bearing
was
Mercantile.
panies,, and
either
Title
share
Financial
principal
date,
holders
and
one
7
,
effective
15
American
receive
sinking
Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc.---Nine Months' Report—
Period End. Apr. 30—
1932
Less—cost
Gross
&
Other
$37,730,598
32,650,163
32,186,849
5,578,640
5,573,740
4,441,754
4,563,452
1,136,886
3,008
1,010,297
sales
of
profit
Selling
1961
$38,228,803
Sales—net
sales
on
gen.
expenses
income—net
Profit
before
tion
interest
&
12,640
deprecia¬
Depreciation
1,139,894
1,022,947
$106,632
$64,766
151,255
—_
145,892
Interest
1804.
p.
debentures
Title
issue.—V.
195,
-
-,210,658
t7.
Ui'Hhu-7.81-2,289
455,000
for
income
Profit
due
April
415,000
$427,007
$397,289
Federal
taxes
for
the
188,
months
9
541.
p.
net
reported
company
income
the
for
net
$109,672,112
Net
income
common
.
the
11%, Net 50%—
sales and a
31, 1962.
in
gain
ended
year
for
sales
in
11%
an
fiscal
50%
gain
in
March
totaled
year
$121,359,592,
compared
1961.
after
share,
t.
,
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—Sales Up
The
Consolidated
2376.
p.
.
.
Provision"
Co.—Exchange Offer Ext'd
this
Corp.
..
,
882,007
'•;^\^'777/V.
Insurance
Financial
71.257,887
;
14
Univend
Corp.—Annual
'
Report—Acquisi¬
;7'7,/;
7;
V
.
..
company
net
on
April 30,
This
earnings
recorded
of
$202,540
about
approximate
on
taxes
for
1962
$1,759,150,
was
with $3,245,431
compared
equal
to
$2.40
per
equal
to
$1.60
per
last year,
of
three
stock
The
sales
of
$99,530
the
for
period
to
51
cents
corporations,
per
called
Snacks,
also
Inc.,
discount
a
assets
are
1962.
announced
company
centers
guaranteeing
Nathan
the
January,
$5,500,000.
of
in
operates
The
of $621,000
approximately
which
American
Univend
companies are doing an annual
purchase
which
states.
23
will
kind
be
of
concessions.
sunplemented by 20
of
100%
of the stock of
food concessions in major
price was $325,000 plus
purchase
in
long
term
$1,125,000.
Snacks'
28
of
group,
These
the
sales
or
on
chattel
Snacks'
which
and
basis
the
Dine-O-Rama's
plus the efficiencies, apd economies
integrated operation will increase the' combined
made
of
about
the
of
by
the
this division
alone
to over $6.5 million. This acquisition will make American Univend
largest operator of this type in the United States and substantially
the
contribute
Mr.
of
to
Rill
the
earnings in
company
referred
to
the year ahead, M'r. Rill said.
acquisition announced this week—that
another
Kiddielane corporations—and indicated
the
continue.—V.
194,
1942
p.
and V.
Percy,
195,
that this
growth pattern
3.
p.
Amun-Israeli Housing Corp.—Partial Redemption—
The
corporation
of
the
at
1965
Marine
193,
called for
sinking
100%
Midland
Y.—V.
N.
has
p.
plus
Trust
fund,
redemption
$355,400
accrued
Co.
of
of
interest.
New
on
York,
its
July
of
Bell
120
1,
will
be
Broadway,
made
New
or
about June 5,
first mortgage
the utility will sell $25,000,000 of
to 39 institutional
bonds due 1992
investors, including pension funds, insurance companies
and other organizations.
Shoe
Brown
Clark
that
R.
set
year
a
became
with
merger
acording
the
to
increase
Net
in
for /the
net
sales
following the issuance of a favorable
permitting a tax-free exchange
merger agreement.—V.
195, p. 2257.
Service
the
Up
Board
10.6%, Net 32.6%—
and
President,
announced
earnings
during the first half of the fiscal
for any six month period in the company's
six
sales
for
the
for
recorded
half
first
months
10,6%
of
Apr.il
ended
and
a
30,
32.6%
1962
increase
reflected
in
the
period
amounted
period
same
were
first
the
for
1962
of
of
$162,069,157,
half
to
of
1961.
$6,624,032,
compared to the $146,income during the
with $4,995,487
Net
Earnings per share totaled
with $2.67 per share
1961.
Gamble
an
earnings.
compared
1,887,234 shares outstanding, compared
129 shares outstanding in 19617
Mr.
effective
respective
Charles H.
the
Inc.—Sales
and
record high
new
report
$3.51
on
on
1,871,-
:
all divisions of
the period. We
purchasing tp continue strong during the remainder
of our fiscal year, and with the increasing acceptance of our branded
lines and the expansion of our retail divisions, we anticipate a high
level of operations in the season ahead. Our Manufacturing Division
the
company
look
for
stated, "We are pleased to report that
turned in improved performances during
consumer
to
expand
efficient
manufacturing
same
modernize
by
the
construction
of
new
incorporating the
latest developments in
and
factories,
techniques,
replace
to
our
older
units;
retaining the highly skilled work force."—V.
time,
while, at the
195, p. 399.
Burlington Industries, Inc.—Earnings Up 98%—
The company's second
half-year earnings could be near the good
showing made during its first half when the company earned $1.58
Charles F. Myers, Jr., President of the the world's largest
told the Los Angeles Society of Financial Analysts.-
sharej
per
textile organization,
"This
six
is
ended
"Our
June
half
second
good
a
months
said.
for
year
March
quarter
31
is
continue
will
Burlington., Our
increased
moving
the
good
98%
over
earnings
last
for
year,"
the
Mr.
first
Myers
well and we are hopeful that the
showing of the first half," he re¬
ported.
He
of
dollar
current
half
year
goes
year."
having
that
noted
also
the
second
—V.
2219.
with
Chairman of
sales
Howell
&
of
history.
year
The
made
Revenue
Co.,
Gamble,
company
articles
and
Delaware,
chairman.
board
accordance
Bell
with
the
was
in
shares
stability"
p.
Howell
&
Inc.,
of
Illinois
of
of
In addition, Arizona Public
Service-entered into a
$20,000,000 revolving credit -agreement for a two-year
period with Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., Pitts¬
burgh, and seven Arizona banking concerns. A separate
$10,000,000 credit agreement for a one-year period was
arranged with the Mellon Bank. The Arizona Corpora¬
tion
Commission
has
approved
the
financing plan.
194,
state
the Internal
York
2431.
—
On
manufacturer,
at
Arizona Public Service Co.
Private Financing Ar¬
ranged—On May 28, 1962, the company announced that
it had arranged financing totaling $55,000,000 for its
expansion and construction program.
4.45%
filing
announcement
highly
1962, through
15-year,
3%
bonds,
Payment
fiber
and
Co.—Merger Effective—
DITTO,
ruling by
Mr.
$2.5
additional
possiblq
volume
textile
the
40
Rill
locations
of
following
1,
582,841
stated.
7 77. 7 .:,
/. •7 Snacks, Inc.,' is presently doing an annual volume
million,
as
is
Dine-O-Rama.
It
is
anticipated that
the
of
attributed
be
plus
Howell
&
secretaries
with
operates
within the present calendar year,
more
June
84
integrated
an
Univend
locations
41
notes.
could
programs,
merger
The
earnings
President
Meltzer,
gains
Bell
1960
.7
the
The
new
acquisition wil be operated
Dhe-O-Rama, a unnsioh of American
same
9,
share on the average number of
stock outstanding for this fiscal year as compared
share on the average number of shares of common
in
Rill
September
per
outstanding for fiscal 1961.
figures released do not include
Mr.
from
The
common
cents
acquired
total
S.
the
to successful marketing and cost
general improvement in
the national
economy and particularly among industries served by Beaunit.—V. 195,
p. 635.
1961.
amounts
shares
to
Irwin
said
reduction
.
Alfred
Co.,
purpose
of acquiring American
Title In¬
National Bank
of
Miami
Beach,
has
acceptances for more than the number of
exchange offers will be declared
Holders
been
appointed by
the
registrar and conversion
agent,
subordinated
•
$7,806
to
15,
The company, which is listed on the
is the nation's leading, producer of packaged
Trust
audi¬
months
1961.
Exchange,
rainwear
other
14
of $2,165,000 in its first full fiscal year ended April
31, 1962,
R. Rill, President, told the annual stockholders meeting.
Ai.hou^h annual comnansrns are not possible, the company earned
The
Corp.—Earnings Up Over 19%—
announced
reached
1962
period,
Stock
195,
ATICO
operation
1545.
Almar Rainwear
as
6J/2%
American
would
registrar
Hanover
share.
series
The
for
the
continues
appointed
quarter
offer to June 15 at
3:30 p.m.,
EDT. This, Mr. Weintraub said, will give opportunity to
any other holders of American Title or Mercantile to exchange their
with
Corp.—Appointment—
stock
the-common
to
fiscal
Corp.- -Exchange Offer Successful—
having
each
Petroleum Corp.—Appointment—
&
New
act
American
See
the
Co., 100.85; First Boston Corp.,
Stanley & Co., 100.446.
Southern
the
to
an
the
Realty
Bank
1972.—V.
&
acquisition
is
of
accommodats
corporation to
for
its
volume
bank
attraction
surface
agent
4%s. Bids for a 4V2% coupon came from East¬
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., Equitable Securities
Corp. and Drexel & Co., jointly, 100.952; Halsey, Stuart
as
man
The
the
and
net sales
195,
priced at 99.875%, to yield 4.39%.
won the issue on its bid of 99.13% for the
4%% coupon. Lehman Brothers bid 99.065 for the bonds,
from
the
American
The
were
$8,000,000
main
Weeki-Wachee
below
I.
issue.—V.
first
the
1207,
p.
Silyer Spirtngs is/the?,second attraction center in Florida acquired
AB-PT.
The
company
also
owns
Weeki-Wachee
Springs,
near
Co., Inc.—Merger Effective—
this
of
.
by
tion
The group
with
spring
internationally
vehicles and antique and classic cars.
7
Springs, which was a known resort as far back as the late
1800's, was developed as a major attraction center starting in 1924
by ,W.. <C. Ray and W. M. Davidson, who have been the owners and
operators since that time.
"'7,.;,^
Welding Supplies
2028.
p.
already
of
—V.
Alabama Power Co.—Bonds Offered—On June 1, 1962,
Blyth & Co., Inc. and Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
City, as joint managers offered publicly, $17,000,000 of
this firm's 4%% first mortgage bonds. Due June 1, 1992.
also
main
the
Silver
Corp.,
Industrial
The bonds
the
over
is
horse-drawn
company
.
Mr.
ride
Springs
Chemicals, Inc.—Acquisition—'
has acquired the business and assets
of the Keenan Welding Supplies Co.
of Albany, Georgia, according to
a joint announcement by Mr.
Leonard P. Pool, President of Air Prod¬
ucts, and Mr. Walter R. Keenan, President and principal owner of
Keenan Welding Supplies.
-.777;
The Keenan Welding Supplies Co. was founded in 1946 and distrib¬
utes industrial gases and cutting and welding equipment
in Albany,
Columbus, and Valdosta, Georgia; Dothan, Alabama; Pensacola, Talla¬
hassee, and Panama City, Florida. Principal offices ard facilities for the
production of certain gases are located in Albany, Ga.
which becomes
boat
Silver
at
Other attractions include a five mile river boat trip
through dense
tropical jungle; a Seminole Indian Village; Ross Allen's Reptile In¬
stitute; Tommy Bartlett's Deer Ranch; the Prince of Peace Memorial
and
the
Cavalcadia, which houses the largest known collection of
torium
Allentown,
bottom
offer
ATICO
spring groups. A new feature is the Aquatorium, an underwater theatre
overlooking the main spring basin where visitors can take pictures
through large plate glass windows of life beneath the surface.
feet
Air Products &
This
attraction
close
Mercantile
While
Florida.
famous
the
the
for
exchange
for-sharo
has
Ocala,
near
The
of
announced.
after
contracted
to acquire Florida's Silver Springs,
one of
the nation's most popular scenic attraction centers.
The
3,900 acre area to be acquired by AB-PT,
subject to a tax
ruling, includes the largest known single spring and group of springs
in the
world, among its many tourist attractions.
More than 1,750,000 tourists annually visit Silver Springs which is
located
195,
exchange offer
shares required to effect
will
American Broadcasting-Paramount
News of Business and Finance
formed
Co.; and
t
stock
2485.
p.
income
net
$1,375,000
for
Federal
income
1,764,922 shares of common stock
Manufacturers
Y.—V.
received
generated
reduction pro¬
of
internally
a
the
at
15, N.
ATICO Financial
$1,545,099,
earnings
possible
acquisitions and the
Bernstein said.—V. 195,
company
made
York
The
made
were
and
Extended—
Acquire Florida Tourist Attraction—
The
be
New
stock
over
stock.
$64,956,000
Associates Investment Co.—Partial
Redemption—
20.6%
up
anticipated to be up over 1961,
year,
whon they were $2,824,432,
earnings
a gain of 82.8%
out¬
1,906,227
of
the
1961,
esti¬
and
$1,600,000
of
2488.
p.
"The
sales
was
29,
fiscal
current
the
on
ago.
for
were
improvements
Mr,
gram,
that
provision
on
share
a
year
$76,830,000
provision
for
months
12
a
its
of
of
after
common
of
1962
5,
sales
earnings
the
periods
The ,cprpp^ny has.pallqd lor, redemption, on July, 1,,^1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $1,333,000 of 'its 5%%
subordinated
debentures due June 1, 1977 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment
share.
per
gains,
out
$67,804,569.
were
year
highest
cents
97
pointing
business
that
told
sales
this
for
should
present
were
share. This
per
or
and
earnings
sales
our
when
1960,
sales
1961
providing
year,
over
Up 20.6%
777'-;
approximately
15%,' ahead,
Maurice
J.
the annual meeting of shareholders,
"We
sales
that
Shareholders
filed a "Reg. A" covering 160,000
to be offered at $1.25 through Bevan
1962
cents)
Washington,
to
9,
May
on
record
told
both
sults
the
The
Co., Inc.—Sales
7.77',
were,
year
President,
San Diego, is engaged in the manu¬
shipboard vibation monitoring devices.
and
Rubber
Biltrite
Year—
Reporting
and
777
capital.
195,
cents
sales
share
a
83
value
net
April
on
to
par
after
May
net
equal
and
for
and
similar
„,
will
Authorized
interest
$1
with
cents
year.—V.
ended
sales
both
year
the
reported
$1,700,000,
taxes,
of
equal
70
outstanding
last
Wavelabs, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
common
shares
to
months
Goods
of
income
$1,425,000,
oppor¬
v7
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Chemionics products,
investors
otherwise, investigate, the .property, before
or
•
"
potential
also provide
will
and
examine
vesting.
2051.
p.
negotiations
when
Dry
in
fiscal
with
three
compares
increase
current
compared
earnings
Federal
This
acquisition of specific properties. This will insure that substantially
all of the proceeds of such offerings can be immediately invested and
and
(f)
contractual
—V.
pro¬
first
net
the
the
of
role
interest
beneficial
(b) the existence of certain loans, the identity of the lenders and
relationship of issuer's counsel to certain lenders, (c) the complete
compensation, fees and salary to be paid certain promoters, directors
Income
initial
the
the
and
the
1962,
Associated
year
standing
acquire prime
property, and will issue transferable certificates of beneficial
representing undivided shares in tne Trust assets. It will be
and
continuing policy of the Trust to
issue shares of
interest
began
existence,
supervision of its investments.
will continually seek out and
Trust
ducing
disclose
offering
the
For
5,
its
of
5
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
announced
quarter
May
for
to
The
the
and
to
ended
seek
its
involve
corporation
first
mated
eliminate the risks of ownership of real property, it will
reduce these risks by its program of diversification and by
continuous
Chemionics
the
guarantee to
commenced.
respect to
The
.
The
(j)
The
Associated Dry Goods
Boulevard,
with
their obligations
oj.
also
was
(2593)
30,
Jan.
the
additional
an
another
to
additional loans to the issuer and the identity of the lenders
stock options granted by the issuer, and (1) the true cash position
(k)
of
of
paid
ex-em;
Visual
writer
existence
fees
as
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
officer
fees paid to others including Arthur Tuchinsky and
relationship to Visual (h) the full consideration to
compensation,
(Tuchinsky's true
be
source,
director
common
a
his
and
6165
Number
195
as
"sales volume for the first naif
just shy of a half billion dollars." If the
it "will perhaps give us our first billion
Burlington's
was
well,
,
company's net worth has
sales are up 200%
and its
100% ♦ These increases, he said,
were
registered at a time when textile industry sales increased only
8%
and the prices for textile products were declining.
Mr.
Myers
increased
pointed
140%
over
out
the
that
past
the
10
textile
years,
earnings per common share have risen
Although
industry,
its
Burlington
represents only about 6Va%
of the textile
product lines have been so diversified that they provide
has helped support the company's record of "never
a loss quarter," Mr. Myers stated.—V.
194, p. 1504.
that
had
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2591)
Duties
Sales
Expects
Co.—President
Oil
&
Ga:
Pacific
Gas
contract
wells
"Four
fifth
full
a
action
of
$1
in
1961
said,
Mr. Watts
oep.embe:*.
of
Buttes
which began
products
"RorkT-crmi'zatinn
iteorgamzduuxi
at
utility
revenues
be
million-of
in
.
1,796.171
owns
turn
shares' of
5.CO0
owns
stock
common
\
.
A
to bonds,
Ohio
Electric
Co.
sales
Operating
Operating
expenses
stock
preferred
Depreciation
and the Canadian
and 40,500 shares
Gener. i
St.
President,
Canaveral's
Dubbin,
Total
operating
taxes___^
Operating
income
'
•
proposals in
oar)
($50
of
authorization
officers
the
Net
Palm
1937.
Kimberly-Clark
'Earned
On
]y[ay
28, 1862,
dividend
pw
*166
2,725,680
♦On
Corp.—First Half Net Up—
stock
outstanding
"In
1,317,000
.
$3 24
.
31?" ~7
(as above")":
,
.
'
-*
\
'
-
; *
*
16.8c
~~~6~.3c
-
Telephone,
supplier of
which, the
50.65%
the
by
owned
Danish
telephone ecrvice on the Danish
City of
Copenhagen js located,
Principal and interest o,n
United States currency.
the
issue
1,
1972
through
except
payable
are
in
New
York
City
.
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The
debentures
operation
the
ot
redeemable
not
are
sinking
fund
prior
which
commence in 1968 and will retire all the debentures by maturity.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
aPPlied to the financing of the -fnmoanv's
^ruction urogram to
meet the demands of new subscribers for telephone service and te
continue conversion of the tolepnone system oj aunjmttuic ope. —-ion.
'
•
'
17 2c
~
31
man-
.
to- June
'Sr$~2~98
'' 3 16'
*•
March
at
underwriting group
an
'inark. The company's executive offices are located in Copenhagen ;
,
$8,836,000 $7,903,000 > will,
_
stock outstanding at March
charged to constr. per com. sh.
On 2,725,680 average shares--—
Int.
sinking
made by
was
Loliand-FaJster and Bornholm. The area served b; the company
"covers approximately• 3,700 square miles and has a population of. some
2,160,000 inhabitants, or-about 47% of the total population of Den-
000
$4,449,000
'—
share
average shares
Offering Of $15,000,000 Of
fund dollar debentures, due
^
•
$9,220,000
1,309,000
coSn
1977,
BUSINESS—Copenhagen
.
.
$4,043,000
requirements---
firm's 5%%
Offered
public
interest, to yield 5.95%.
'
•
represented the first public sale of the
company's securities in the United States since 1929.
$4 615 000
469 000
$10,145,000
.
h
issue.
The- offering
•
■'
(net)
■^On
issue.
this
Corp.,
deductions
this
Corp.,
,Government, is the sole
Islands of Zealand, on
$4,512,000
b
(credit)
7.81L578 shs.
Copenhagen Telephone Co., Inc.—Debentures
,
2377.
p.
Corp.—New Name—
Beach-Dade
Carrier
195,
;
construction
to
income.
Preferred
for
directors.—V.
and
Cape Canaveral
See
Income
in
100,000 shares of serial preferred stock
which could be issued for future acquisitions at the discretion
and
and" other
charged
j-
include the acquisition of 612 acres
the proxy
Interest
Interest
10,000,000 shs.
——
cmed
.
.
yr
dividend.
liquidating
the
County, Fla., adjacent to Canaveral Groves Estates; the adop¬
a
restricted stock option plan, for key employees of the com¬
tion- of
pany;
of
shares
its
as
"
'
deductions:
Income
9,394,000
$13,700,000 $13,173,000
14,188,000
13,669 000
:
"
50 000 shs
looiooo shs!
;;lnc.; ttarriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Lazard Freres
& Co.'-' The debentures were priced at 96.80% plus ac-
7,528,000
•
^
income
Gross
par)
'
'
'
'
B
ser.
5,l78,ooo•;*,1
$47,621,000 $44,900,000
—
(no
'
250 000 shs
s~er"~A
redeemable
?§sd by smith, Barney & Co. inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & co.
^
,
acquisition
Other
shares
p.
June 1,
5,684,000
...
Ulfon completion of the transaction, Canaveral International's sub¬
sidiary would receive the parent company's preferred and
common
stock' presently held by Able, plus 44,904 shares of the stock issued
Lrevard
ISO.
—Qn
$6,633,000
10/136,OQO
and
expenses
10,000,000
'
_
cumulative
See
v
7,640,000
—„—
_
the
s«ries
cumulative redeemable
this
taxes___
10,000,000
issuable
5^.#
1961
$7,068,000
amortization
and
income
(par $100)
2,645,870
and taxes:
taxes__
Federal
5,857,000
10,000,000
Coosa River Newsprint Co.—Merger Approved—
MalntsnSnce11--::::::::;::::::::;:::::;:::: "SS
that Canaveral In¬
6,607,009
9,190,000
maturing June 1, 1982
<n
*
$61,321,000 $58,073,000
>
10,000,000
Earnings
—
2,832,339
Fuel
■
19,342,000
,
5i/2%
to make
1962+
(000s omitted)
revenues
homesites.
in
5Vz%
Preference shares
.r'
hour
$8,100,000
20,000,000
canital Stock*
-fj
—V.
Southern
^
Z1 ^abPJJ>tures
Common
&
A
$9,000,000
6,000,000
6,2% .maturing Dec. 15, 1979—10,000,000
6* maturing Feb..-. 15, 19®
' }J'SSS'-2SX
,
—-—
also is President of Able
Minerals," the' company from which Canaveral International in
acquired Canaveral Groves Estates, the 9,000-acre land develop¬
in Cocoa, Fla., which is being sold for investment tracts and
1960
..
the company hopes
&
ment
■
..
*
Outstanding
^
574 % maturing Feb. 1, 1977-
':
-
Trans-
FINANCING
,
7°, maturing June 1, 1976
\
'strengthening the • organization of
of the common' shareholders,"
President of Columbia Cellulose, said
company spokesman explained that by
Feriod Ended April 30—
Kilowatt
International.
Canaveral
of
•
.
are interconnected in
shares of Abie's stock,
presently
companies
Daniel
itl
aimed- at
is
PRESENT
maJur,mg' Pec*
Chairman and
Statement—
C
- .Vor,
V
share of Canaveral stock for each
share for each 20 shares if the
The exchange ratio would be one
shares
of
Able stock, or cue
proposed stock split is approved.
Land
^,3
Province
present
to.
.......
•
40
in
,
preferred stock
Columbus
TO
Quebec
the
referred
EFFECT
engaged in the
service
throughout
of
of
range
aior^aSe sinking fund bonds-—
3%% ser. A maturing Nov. 1, 1974
c*3/? sei' ^ maturing Peb. 1, 1978
..
Celgar ''
%
provide 6,C0C,COO shares of common stock, and to reclassify each of its
presently outstanding common shares, $1 par, into two shares
of common stock, 50 cents par.
V
It also intends to acquire the assets of Able Land & Minerals Ltd.,
a
Canadian
company
which would then be liquidated.
Through a
wholly-owned subsidiary formed for this purpose, Canaveral Interna¬
tional
would
issue
103,653 shares of
its common stock for Abie's
of
.
shareholders.
to
GIVING
actively
gas
areas
4
and improving the position
Mackenzie,
letter
a
.
switching from
tax savings.
certain
and
7*
*
Authorized
held
re-organization
company
W.
Ontario
York State within economic
pipeline system, as hereinafter
Funded debt:
bonds.
in addition, will acquire $15 million of 7%
.
The
in
areas
,
'
the
or
CAPITALIZATION
by Chemcell, Ltd., an investment holding company owned by Celanese.
The preferred shares represent part of $25
million temporarily made available by Celanese. to finance the Castlegar
facility. Part of the proceeds will .also be used for a $4 million expancion at the Prince Rupert mill, which will increase pulp capacity by
25,000 pounds to 160,000 poqnds.
•
■
•
M.
and subsidiary companies are
proposed extension of natural
company
service
Canada
Terms
companies.
insurance
S.
T.-e
tueir
are
-
4V2%
for
shares
prefcried
495,000
firm
U.
two
propane
and Hawkesbury. Shorgas is also an
appliances and equipment for both natural
and- New
assets,
Celgar's
on
gas
bond
the
C:lumbia Cellulose,
,
ternational
..
extension
outstanding
interest
accrued
corporation has proposed to split its common stock 2-for-I,
and to acquire the assets of Able Land and Minerals Ltd., through a
wholly-owned subsidiary,
In the proxy statement sent out for
its June 11 annual meeting,
the
Miami Eeach headquartered shipping,
land development and in¬
vestment company
asks shareholder
approval for these and other
major actions intended by the board of directors.
The comoanv proposes to amend its certificate of incorporation to
The
101
arc
with
issued
company-owned
Renfrew
of
and propane gas. The sale of propane gas is beneficial in permitting
the use of gas as a fuel beyond the range of existing pipelines and
jn preparing markets in anticipation of the availability of natural gas.
•
-V.;
.
be
Pembroke,
In
active merchandiser
sale sale will be used in part to redeem $11
Columbia Cellulose bonds. . Redemption prices
Va, plus accrued interest, for 5% series A bonds and 101, plus
of
Proceeds
.
The
;
-.plants
Celgar operates an integrated sulphate pulp mill and sawmill
placed privately
weren't disclosed.
Acquisitions—
holdings.
"
-.*.
Castlegar, British Columbia.
$30 million of new bonds,.:;-to
to
Corp.—Proposed Stock Split-
Canaveral International
Gravenhurst and Fenelon Falls and operates
.
1962
The
and non-
$11,262,238
>
by
Columbia,
.
totaled
2030.
Plan
-ricui
called "Shorgas"), a whollyowned subsidiary of the company, Is a bottled propane gas distribution
company. It owns and operates bottle filling plants at Whitby, Brighton,
/ •
Ltd.—To Sell Bonds Privately
Celanese Corp. of America, is to become a holding company
and its operations are to be turned over to Celgar, Ltd., a subsidiary.
Columbia Cellulose operates a sulphite mill at Prince Rupert, British
preferred dividends.
the period ended in 1962, revenues from utility services totaled
$12,169,270 and $1,331,042 additional was derived from such non-utility
sources
as
sales
of
tank
gas
and appliances. Ia the corresponding-
1961, utility ievenues
$1,131,360.—V. 195, p.
31,
May
owned
For
in
owns other metering and regulating facilities. Niagara also
the export permit, hereinafter referred to, for the
contemplated
export of natural gas to the State of New York and is in course of
.constructing and will operate a short pipeline from a point on the
Trans-Canada pipeline near Cornwall, Ontario to a point on the international boundary to supply St. Lawrence Gas
Co., Inc.
(hereinafter
-sometimes called "St. Lawrence"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the
company. •'
the company announced plans to sell $30,000,000
of bonds privately as part of a corporate reorganization.
Under the reorganization plan, Columbia- Cellulose, which is 87.6%
On
derived a net income of $1,191,295 from revenues
totaling $13,503,312 in the 12 months ended April 30, 1962, in com¬
parison with earnings of $1,156,972 .frothy-revenues of $12,396,598 in
the corresponding period ended in 1961.
Each year's earnings is eoual to $1.24 a share on the average num¬
ber of shares outstanding. The 1962 resu't is based on 877,146 com¬
mon
shares and is after payment of $103,667 in preferred dividends;
the
1961
result is figures on 833,991 common shares, after $121,315
ended
and als0
v-^'.'jy::;; 'V:. Shorgas Limited (hereinafter sometimes
.
on
de
holds
several years ago has resulted in many new and improved
heating, air conditioning and outdoor recreation.—V. 195,
Columbia Cellulose Co.
company
period
in
and
Gazitere
above
Ccleman told stockholders at the annual meeting.
of the company's product lines was cited as a major
current- advance. Extensive research and development
1208.
p.
Buttes,
for
the
tor
reason
California-Pacific Utilities Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
The
Mr.
see
Niagara
presently operates a pipline crossing the Ottawa
metering and regulating facilities,
to supply La Soclete
Hull, Inc.
(hereinafter sometimes called "Gazifere"), a
wWholly-owned subsidiary of the company, in and around Hull, Quebec,
River,
earlier
,
should
a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company for the transnatural
gas,
across
interprovincial
or
international
of
portation
boundaries.
Diversification
j
redeem
expects to drill and complete 10 additional wells
property.—V. 189, p. 1235.*
'
joint venture,
Sutter
end
the
and
now
—"Niagara") is
a
for the year to date, and barring unforeseen
continued
improvement in all areas of the
target*
'on
are
business,"
these
■
will call and
net income of $11,167 on sales of $9,149,467.
Coleman, President and Board Chairman, repeated
sales and earnings for the year would be well
figures.
"We
will bring gross sales
cents
53
or
company
gas
last year the com-
period
same
that
difficulties
The
price
dividends then due to 2Vac per share.
accrued
with
share
per
Between
Its
from
deliveries
months*
12
$337,064
was
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
gas requirements, principally from
In addition it operates producing and storage natural
wen and propane-air peak shaving facilities.
Niagara
Gas
Transmission
Limited
(hereinafter
sometimes
called
fche
reported
Sheldon
perhaps
For the
$10,753,088.
of
months
three
first
.
cial purchases most of its natural
'
a
improvement in earnings In
substantial
a
"
"
contributed to
company
1962.
the
in
sales
forecasts
preferred
stock now outstanding—seme 50,17 4 shares.
calls for redemption on July 15", 1.962, 6t a redemption
5%
its
pany
„
that
estimated
plus sales from the company's older wells,
In 1963 past the $1,500,000 mark.
Mr
Wads also
announced that the company
wells,
on
,
wi«h
said,
Mr. Watts
tomorrow."
by
Watts
Mr
...
,,
..
.
today,
line
the
on
are
Kansas
„
share
under a contract macle last November. The
discovered in the Sutter Buttes area since
1961.
January,
a
&
lrom Buttes
covered
wells
gas
and
sales
of
171/?%—
xi u/o
Ud
vy
Wichita,
this
of
in
quarter
income
Net
sales for 1902, Jeff Watts, ButtC3 President, noted that
Electric Co. has now begun taking first deliveries of
In estimating
increase
Sales
ociieb
Inc
am,.
divisions
first
the
1952,
in
$1,000,000
reach
17.5%
meeting that the o'moanv's
more than double the
at their annual
told
were
should
sales
new
six
All
Shareholders
gross
On
go.,
f!o"pmari
GV.eman
To
Double—
.
PREVIOUS
'*
FINANCING—In
Copenhagen
1961
Telephone
$10,-
sold
■
N
ths
sales
t
first
earnings of the corporation for the second quarter and
fiscal 1962 were somewhat larger than those of the
and
half
of
♦Based
•
a
corresponding period last year. Orders booked during the three months
ended April 30, 1962 were substantially in excess of the total for the
second quarter of fiscal 1961.
Therefore, the six-month showing com¬
favorably
For
with
the
pares
months
booked,
$1.39
three
that
the same
of
ended
April 30,
sales,
net
$84,619,000;
period
share of common stock.
per
year
a
net
.-ales,
'
..
City
Bank,
New
York
City,
paying agent and registrar for the
4%%. series due 1992 and dated as
has
$73,195,000;
profit,
net
$2,741,000
the
half
first
share
common
of
fiscal
the
1962.
with
compared
as
$1.41
$1.24
or
of
The
corporation
last year.-"
$1.54
earned
The figures for the six months ended
April 30, 1962 were: orders
booked, $140,865,000; net sales, $134,407,000; net profit, $3,576,000.
■
The
sales,
comparable
1961
data
net profit,
$128,790,000;
orders
were:
booked,
Vermont
Service
Public
Corp.
Debentures
—
Sold
Privately—On May 29, 1962, Hallgarten & Co.,
York City, reported that it had sold privately,
S4,500,000 of this firm's 4%% debentures' due May 1,
Charter
The
Credit
met
sales
of
$1,033,041,
O'Nuts Corp.—Net
Up 15%—
corporation has reported that net income for the nine months
en^insr A^il 30, 1962, was 15%
above the same period last year, and
both volume and profits rose to record levels.,,
Samuel
President, said that net income for the nine months
Ostrove,
to
$1,856,772,
with
compared
$1,614,151
for
the
1961
same
period.
Volume
for
$28,143,000,
$2,361,000
over
lesser
per
Additional
doughnut
time
in
of
volume
from
division
has
Lexington
University
unit
in
stated
just
Avenue,
when
to
the
53
sales
cents
same
were
on
nine
(fourth.)
coffee.
Full
month
quarter,
It
was
now
O*
heart
gain
of
shares
last
year
'
-
out¬
on
*.
»*-
a
,
Nuts~*entry
will
Into the frozen
reflected-for-the first
Ostrove said, as will its
be
Mr.
produces
Chock
Full
the
latter
in
two
long-term
off
Ph*eet
O'
Nuts'
leases
to
expanding
build
Philadelphia'^
restaurant
open
on
Columbia
a
second
shopping area next week. It will
be .arger than the firm's other
Fnilaueipma restaurant, also situated
—isr the city's shopping section.—V.
195, p. 1095.
15,000,000
a
debenture
named
issue.
Swifcs
'
have
below
Omitted)
'
severally
paying
bonds,
5%
^Shold
'Baker,
The
Weeks
1 750
aePohroVto"
Inc>
.
;
Amount
-
Read
&
Inc.—
Co.,
Dominion
$800
Securities
Coxp.
Freres'&_Co
& S
Lazvrd
B.„
«v
...
.Dillon,
600
curities
°
Co*
&
300
S
Goldman,
200
Kidder,
600
Hallgarten
300
'
"
The
,
,
.
„
Industries
...
and
1932,
net
33
or
_
,
,
.
,
Corp.—Quarter.y
•
wniiam
bl-th
...
Consolidated Electronics
earnings
Do^ick
'of
The Sessions
•the
first
the
for
Clock
quarter
Included
Co.
1952
of
include
the
operations
well
as these of companies acouired since
report states. None of these" companies
shown for the first quarter of 1961. On
Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. was transferred
of
as
1961,
the
in
first-quarter
the
figures
inc.——
Sachs
&
Co.
600
«
4
,
"
?°j
Co"""T
qoo
Wittei & Co
"
500
—
-
AT
-v,.v
,
,
,5,
Courtaulds, Inc.—Name Changed—
.•'■
■
The Board ,of Directors cf Courtaulds (Alabama) Inc., the nation's
•''-second largest producer of rayon staple, changed the company's name
-to Courtaulds- North America, Inc. and elected. Stanley F. Wagdin,
President, according to J, Albert Woods, Chairman.
'
.
1962, the
.-v"
;v'.
■•■... ' .'
Electron's ' subsidiary,- Philips- Electronics -& • Pharmaceutical;Courtaulds North America, Inc.—New
Corp. On. a;pooling of. interest basis,'Thompson-Hayward'st
qpp rmirfo,',if)Q
Tn(.
fhu
operating results have been consc-lidqted with-those of Philips Elec- V
■
counamas. inc. tnxs issue.
25,
Co.,,
——
Dean%Ser \
300
•.
„.,d
—
&
vS^fte^eld^ Co^
300
*•'-
'
& to
Peabody
inc.
•
9147
p"
'•
■'
;
goo
DonHnick
&
iq£ ?
_■?
•
results
Co
ciark^Dod^e &°Co~~Inc"r
realized
income, after allowance for minority:•
share on the 3.171,377 shares
cents per
outstanding.
The
Co.,
&
Co
&
Blair &
Con
Name—
Industries
,
since
Jan.
1962.—V.
1,
195,
r
2031.
p.
Consumers'
Gas
Co.
;0
.
.
^
0
Curtis &
(S.)
-•
,
:
Son, Inc.
-
,
—
/-J5,
,
.
,
'
«-,
Rights Offering to Stock-
holders — The company has offered to common ••stock-*
23, 1962, Dominion Securities Corp. Ltd., Toronto, offered
holders - the right to subscribe for 13,000 additional
publicly, $10,000,000 of this firm's 5x/2% 'sinking'^fund v -shares, at $18.50 per share, on the basis Of 13 shares for
debentures due June 1,-1982 at 100.75% and accrued
each 53 shares held of record May 18.* Rights expired
—
Debentures
Offered —On
May.
June
V"
interest.
Net proceeds, estimated at $9,875,000, will be used by
the company for the reduction of short-term .debt. ;
.
The company of
19 Toronto St., Toronto, Ont.,.is engaged in the
distribution of natural gas purchased from Trans-Canada Pipe Lines
to
residential,
commercial and
industrial
customers
to im-
sections
of
central and eastern
1962.
Smith,
Ramsay
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Bridgeport,
.
working Capital.
3
BUSINESS—The business
'Limited
portant
1,
Con,n-. was ,th® sole underwriter Net proceeds will be
rjus^ for plant expansion, machinery and equipment,
Co.
manufacturing
•
.
;'
.
established in
was
combs "and
buttons.
The
.
1845
as
nt»rne
the Berkshire
was
changed
to
bimHs. ^ So*\ in 1870 pnd on Ji'ne 1, 1924 it was incorporated
'Toronto, Ottawa and many other communities. Over seven years have-^-ks S. Curtis & Son, Inc. In 1960 all of the stock of the Vslley-Na+ional
elapsed since the introduction of natural gas into the Tbrcinto area' in
* "Corp. and
its real estate affiliate, the Tri-X Corp. of Milldale, Conn.:,
1954, which resulted in a substantial growth in the company's, business.
was purchased.
..
...
Ontario
including
Metropolitan XJ
,
f
sizes
restaurants
at
(000's
Hairiman Ripley & Co.,.
trustee,
mortgage
the same period last, year sales were $22,869,373 and
$733,103, or 26 cents per share on the 2,828,59 7: shares then
The-business of the company is carried
by-laws
that
signed
of
to
$25,782,000.
(Manhattan)
and
(Broadway & 116th Street), and that It would
the
came
a
3,511,549
V *
Chock
this
chain
months
'
earlier
current
Ostrove
for
shares.
expansion in instant
in glass jars.
Mr.
1981
amounted
cents
47
busine33
the
company
and
restaurant
nine-months'
high,
which
comparable
share
against
number
coffee
historic
an
Earnings
standing,
the
-
...
The
3*"rt"-*ted
appointed
first
>''*.
•
_
•Kuhn^ Loeb <fe Co., Inc.—1,750
For
-
Full
•
Electronics
of.$38,160,1-07
outstanding.
tronics
Chock
company's
F.or the first three months of
.
April
Manhattan Bank has been appointed
registrar of the
stock, 10 cents par value, of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1203.
been
Net, Sales Higher—
'rto
Chase
common
the
r,,
j
Consoliaated
'were
Corp.—Appointment—
for
has
Switzerland
m
4Va%
*-•>'%.*;
Amount
.Smith, Earney & Co., Inc.- $1,750
;
Corp.—Appointment—
Bank-
soid
$3,400,000)
agre3d to Purchase from-the company the following respective prinCiP^l amounts of debentures:
.
.'J :
•'--Ev-;!V
195,
19'y —V.
r1
New
1987.—V. 192, p. 2608.
registrar
uec'
%
mortgage
31v 198, nnqnfilrSt mortgaBe ^ «*
m7' p. 908.
interests,
Central
a
appointed
1962—V.
it
1959
In
'approximately
'
$3,303,000.
backlog of unfilled orders as of April 30, 1962 totaled $89,697,000.
corresponding amount a year ago was $93,425,000.—V. 195, p. 2258.
and
••
•*
Manhattan
:'dSVc
net
$134,904,000;
The
The
agent,
per
•:
Chase
1,
May
•>.
Consolidated Aluminum
share. of
per
<■'
*
.
been
company's, first
2378.
p.
'
•
•
National
trustee,
bonds,
or
orders booked totaled $67,988,000;
1961,
stock.
common
In
period of fiscal
same
the Netherlands.
UNDERWRITERS—The-underwriters
-•=-
->•
'-
the
For
-in
;
Franc
orders
$3,050,000
000,000 of debentures privately in +hc United. States and 25,000,000
Damn Guilder (approximately"'$6,900,000)
4%% debentures publicly
.
2,800,000 shares at April 30, 1962, and on 2,65l;360 shares
year earlier.
.+Preliminary and subject to audit.
v
First
were:
profit,
net
.
on
Appointment—
ago.
the figures
1962,
$77,944,000;
'
-
,
which
served.
Most
grant
rights
the
are
company
on
a
on
the
under statutes and municipal
right
non-exclusive
to
basis.
operate
-
■
in
-.
-
the
-•
Plants
Conn.
areas
•
"
City.
-
Provincial
Gas Co., Limited
(hereinafter'sometimes called-'"Provinwnolly-owned subsidiary of the company, distributes natural
residential, commercial and industrial customers in St. Cath-
-cial"),
gas
a
to
arines,
holds
Niagara
a
Limited,
Falls and surrounding municipalities. Provincial also
controlling interest in-Grimsby- Natural Gas Co.'
serving customers in Grimsby and surrounding areas. Provin'-
substantial
offices
and
A
The
branch
com.oanv
Curtis
office
owns
manufactures
manufactures
production
of
accounted
Valley 18%
for
.
its
is
Sandy Hook,
rented
plant
Conn, and at Milldale,
Fifth
New York
at Sandy Hook. The Milldale plant,
the Valley-National Corp.,
occupied by
'
located at
are
sales
at
is
550
owned
Avenue,
by
the
Tri-X
Corp.
folding
cartons.
The
Valley-National
Corp.
plastic parts and is preparing for the
expanded
polystyrene
parts.
In
1961
Curtis
thermoformed
molded
approximately
82%
In 1960 Valley sales
of consolidated >.g?03s sales
and
consolidated only from Sept. 23,
were
Volume
the
of
date
the
does
Curtis
plant
Tri-X
which
45
has
and
stock, and represented only about 8%
accounting for 92%. The Tri-X Corp.
products at the present time but owns the
Valley-National Corp.
conducts
its operations.
the
147
20
in
Tri-X
either
employees,
sales
of
reported
114
production,
in
one
Its
other income.
as
in production,
13 in
positions. Valley employs
four
officers
in
also
officers
of
vi
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
notes,
current
maturities
note, current maturities
Subordinated notes*
i—
Common
stock
195,
($5
Ferris
'
1
34950
7777
;
337,500
750 shs.
George
—V.
66,000 shs.
'*,>'•■
Name Changed—7v,7- 77'- .V:.'
7"be rsale. of
headed
by
the.
Lehman
Brothers
Trenton,. N. J.
in
of
assets
was
l
v
...
7/
the
..
completed
May
;
,
31. at
5,000
sales
:
*
'
■■
This
'
'
*
held
increased
22
from
Electro-Voice
disolosed
company
cents
to
annual
its
In
report
June
and
other
heavy
government
and
frigates.
sales
.turbines,
and
marine
including
several
pumps,
compressors,
gears,
$33,810,000
and
net
a
of
income
$1,435,000.—V.
195,
ernment
"
machinery. It has substantial
for the propulsion machinery
Laval
Steam
Turbine
this issue.
Co.,
outstanding
372,618
Developers
Small Business
'
The
closing
companies
is
specializes
parts
of
Mr.
the
loans
Fort
Lee,
by
upder
to
N.
■
who
'••;'
and
building,
City.
President.
The
Investment
has
been
-
development
in
>
-
<
"
.
,
-
,
;
,
which
Los
.
.
of'
:
,
.
under
to
make
loans
the
regulations
1315.
195,' p.
of
of
to
up
the
$500,000
to
Business
Small
:>
Th.i80pattern of .increase has been in effect for the past six months,
Act.—v.'
according to Bernard- So-Epps, president, with each quarter showing a
1 070' gain over the -previous -year's quarter. This improving trend is certain
to continue in the third quarter, he said.—V. 195, p. 1096.
Oir.^iv,
'•
"srfl.1it
Development Corp. of America—Sales Up 20%—
,
of
The
Development
Corp.
is
one
of
Florida's
fastest
growing building
development companies. The company's principal business is the
development and construction of low to medium priced homes and
earnings
and
'
,
Mr.
or
20
with
the
company's auditing policy
collected.—V. 194, p. 2657.
deferring
of
installment
See
Inc.—Merger Effective—
Eell
Howell
&
this
Co.,
.f f
-
.
!
-
issue.-—V.
195,
—v.
of
Dallas,
Tex.
diversified
$155,000 for
the
in the 1961
first
$206,000
President,
earnings
ago.
*
announced;
Mr.
cant
equal
were
Gross
income
Mann
said
he
improvement
provision
two
cents
expected
the
over
for
31,
preferred
with
stock
four
in
.
—Annual
a
for
months.
The slight decline during the first quarter, Mr. Mann
said, was due
principally to a continued low level of freezer-frozen food operations
'
and
to a lull in off-shore drilling activity during the first quarter,
a,
Banking operations, conducted through Diversa's 88%
interest in
Chicago City Bank & Trust Co.,
are
continuing at a satisfactory
profitable level, Mr. Mann reported.—V. 195, p. 2032.
the
shares
:
totaled
cated
*
year
of
of
$69,575,
stock
common
share
per
outstanding,
supplemented
$11.26,
reserves.—V.
or
194,
Rice
Mr.
by
asset value
reported an
cents
19
share
per
of
unallo¬
217.
p.
S. Life
52 Wall
Insurance Co.
New York
Securities
Co.,
*
St., New York City, arranged the financing..
company.-—V. 194,
1506.
p.
194, p.
See
n
V;
188,
May
share
of
will
shares
"All
be
of
the
36%
or
record
only
of
this
one
the
DuPont
of
February 1965,
holders
on
two
for
each
will
held
involve
share
Crawford H.
of
Greenewalt,
by the end
President stated.
by DuPont of part of its GM holdings follows 13
of antitrust litigation which resulted in a court order in March
1962, requiring the company to begirt disposing of its GM stock by
July 30, 1962 and to complete the activity by Feb. 28,' 1965.
holder
will
has. almost
receive
1.37
GM
46,000,000
shares
shares.—V.
195,
outstanding,
each
2032.
p„
189,
'
...
.
the
of
reported
company
before
This
Beverly
(228% )
and
31,- George
Sales for
compared
parable
vantage
Mr.
of
reported
cost
a
its
sales
the
Joyce
of
net
loss
194,
on
he
p.
to
said,
of
reported
$1,812,752
$545,088
previous
non-recurring
For the fiscal
reduction
confident,
rose
year,
in
that
income
a
Mr.
Joyce
it
a
loss
and
letter
net
p.
'
earnings
of
$46,273
The
a
from
Sept.
30,
profit
the
to
despite
the
sig¬
the
land
Profit
before
Provision
7
$249,582.
the
program,
sales
of
said,
that
loss
:
1962
1961
39,975
h-J;—„h
$271,200
45,880
„.
306,000
1,600,000
'
f
u
_*
he
1962
reported.—V.
improved
this
1157.
In
194,
634.
p.
•
,
a
thorough and
production
with
year's
to
higher
operations,
profit
operations
continuing
and
con¬
margins. He was
would be profitable.
Corp.—Annual
the fiscal year ended Feb.
sales -volume
'
-
Federal
of
com¬
Subs.)—Quarterly Report—■
1282
1281
7>'.
"'JWiii
income
$99,088,000 $92,272,000
,**,
taxes*—'i
income
Federal
for
3,183,000;',. .2,22,6,0.10
**>,,
1,640,000
1,529,000
$1,526,030
$1,416,030
$0.36
$0.34
taxes-
profit after taxes—
Earnings per share on common
—V.
195, p. 2152.
Gladdiug, McBean
consolidation
The
and
Gladding,
stock*—*.
of
&
Lock
Co.—Proposed
Joint
Pipe
Merger—
East
Co.,
Orange,
New
Jersey,
A.-geles, was approved in principle
on
May 21 by the Boards of Directors of both companies, subject to
approval at stockholders meetings. >■ 77:- 7Joint
McBean
announcement
&
L03
Co.„
basis of consolidation. Glading,
five shares of common stock
convertible
preferred
stock,
100
par value,
of the new corporation. The preferred stock fill bq oon-.t
vertible Into 2%
shares of common stock, will
be ron-canadlq for
for
&
made
was
5%
of
the
of
will exchange
stockholders
Co.
share
one
pipe,
the
on
Jcint
cumulative
„
Co.
concrete
pipe,
con¬
culvert pipe.
The company recently entered the plastic
fittings and corrosion resistant materials field. Founded in 1905,
company
operates 38 plants, principally In the eastern part of
United
the
Stater,
1,829,938
(Wm.)
Edwin
tion
».lso
and
common
fnrettn
net earnings
outstanding.— v.
snares
locations.
I11
$4,113,000.
were
195,
Gluckin, President of this manufacturer of ladies'
garments,
announced
had
1951
There
639.
p.
Ltd.—Proitts Up 40%—
Gluckin Co.
W.
in
number
o,
and
$59,660,000
were
revenues
are
for share basis.
manufactures pre-stressed
share
a
Pipe
end
sewer
that for the fiscal
ended Jan.
year
founda¬
31,
1961,
its
reached
highest volume in 55 years.
Net
earnings for the current fiscal year aggregated $813,040 on
sales
of
$15,929,478, as compared with net earnings for the prior
fiscal year of $581,000 on sales of $12,949,000.
After provision for payment of preferred stock dividends, such earn¬
ings aggregated $1.64 a share on the 475,000 shares of common stock
outstanding, as compared with $1.16 for the prior fiscal year.
The
1962 figures include the results of operations cf the Universal Founda¬
tions, Inc. group since their acqnisiton in April 1361.
7, Mr.
Gluckin noted that Gluckin's sales volume had Increased in
every
year
during the past decade and that a further increase of
approximately 10% had been recorded in the first four months of 1962.
Majority control of Gluckin is held by Blauner's, listed on the
American Stock Exchange.—V. 195, p. 522.
k
\
1
fc-
•.
-V
•
1
'
:
J-
•
' T
*
**.
<
*
1
♦
*
y.
1 1 '
'
' »
S'ores, luc.m-Nine Months' Net Higher—
Gray
profit
of
months
ended
Drug
March
Stores
increased to $451,671 during the
with $317,301 for the same
compared
31,
preceding fiscal year, Adolph \veinberger, Chairman,
said in a report to shareholders.
Earnings per share were 74 cents for the nine months compared
with
51 cents
a
ago
on
the basis of 627,554 shares now out¬
year
period
the
of
standing.
Sales
nation's
the
of
increase
an
of
of
11%
for
the
28,
seventh
1962,
Report—
the
General Instrument increased
consecutive
ics
company
anticipates
marked improvement
pattern
ment,"
Board
that
"another
to a new 39-year
declined
(to 42
cents
year,
substantial
increase
in
„
volume,
a
in profitability and a resumption of the earnings
has come to be associated with General Instru¬
Chairman
H.
M.
Benedek
and
President
M.
Shapiro
stated.
The
company
.sales
were
cents
per
reported
$86,541,415
share
on
that
and
for
net
2,492,558
the
year
income'
shares
ended Feb.
was
28, 1962, total
$1,043,965, equal to 42
outstanding
at
$55,000,000
over
eighth largest drug chain were $33,617,922,
last year's total of $30,097,075 for the same
year-end,
Com-
nine
has
the
on
Mr.
Weinberger
1963."
30.
"This coast-to-coast chain of 28 discount units
than two years, and another 15 are -already
first six months of the next fiscal year,"
in less
up
schedule
of
year
by June
built
been
end
seven
fiscal
months
operation
the
by
discount units in operation at the start of
last July 1. Fourteen more were openod during
ended
March
31,
and
another seven will be in
had
Drug
the current
high of $86,541,415
(up 11%'),' but
earnings
per share) for the first time since 1955, due to semiconductor industry
conditions
and
heavy company
expenses,
largely
non-recurrent
in
nature, shareholders were advised in
the annual
report.
"For the current year; ending Feb. 28,
1963, the diversified electron¬
growth
reversal
products
'
,
(&
April 30—
Net
nine
record-breaking first quarter,
are as follows:
a
-
,
adand
corporation
variety
a
201.
rate
.
com-
was
in
used
p.
period, reflecting slightly higher sales by the company's 113 regular
drug stores as well as the growth of its discount center operations.
Mr.
Weinberger estimated sales for
the fiscal year ending next
June 30 would ba approximately $45,000,000, compared with $39,626,6.61
for
the preceding
year,
and he said the company was preparing for
"increased
volumes which
may
involve doing business at an annual
its
'
sale of
1361,
,
$50,333
the
lor
period
193,
Gray Drug'
President. The figures
-
,
(loss)——
General Instrument
stockholders.'
to
said.
reflected
resulting
ended
year
in
and
be
may
individually.—V.
as
year,"
«
...
registered a sharp gain in sales
position in the six months ended March
machines
of
number
well
sales of $593,600 represent a 119% increase
over last year's first quarter sales of $271,200," Mr. Sunstein said.
"The
profit swing is equally significant. This year's first quarter shows" a
pre-tax profit of $39,975;:compared to a first quarter loss prior to tax;
credit for the preceding year of $45,880rThe backlog climbed to 500%
to $1,600,000 as of March 31, compared with $306,000 for the preceding
.
company
loss
President,
period
Joyce attributed
centration
—V.
Calif,
Jovce,
the
with
buildings.
Mr.
M.
period
nificant,
Hills,
reversed
area
in-- which Gilchrist Vending sees its greatest; s'Tes
the only company in Canada which offers a full line of
vending equipment of uniform manufacture, size and style,
sales———-.*-***—*—
Net
Gray
Dyna-Therm Chemical Corp.—Sales Up 228%—
.
registrar
$593,600
taxes
"The first quarter
,
stock¬
•• •
City, has been appointed
corporation.—V. 195, p. 1203.
York
New
■
to David. E. Sunstein,
Backlog
installments
DuPont
issue.—V.
""
*
Profit
distributed
years
DuPont
Philadelphia
Sales
will be
Co.,
stock
Period Ended March 31.—
distribution
Since
common
according
by DuPont.
additional
the
This
DuPont
the company
23,000,000 GM
about
this
■
General'Atronics Corp.—Record First Quarter—
one-half
qf
which
the remaining shares
three
or
9
distribution,
year,
68,000,090
in
July
The
8.
or'substantially air* of
to
The
stock
June
distribution
Trust
company's Improved competitive position, now
domestically produced rather than imported,
to $3,000,000 in 1962 from an average of $1.5
Net
for
*';7,:
,
the
;
.
.
authorized
directors
Motors
General
held
common
said
1962
31,
2462.
and
1823
Gaslight Club, Inc.—Appointment-
-(;i
(E. I.) Du Pont de Nemours & Co.—First Distribution
On
pp.
Underwriter's, Inc.,
Life
American
Great
.1129,
Bankers
Of GM Stock Approved—
1054.
Franklin Life Insurance Co.—Proposed New Control—
•
The company said it also negotiated the sale of 12-year
subordinated debentures totaling $50,000 to a national
life insurance
corporation has called for redemption on June 7, 1962, all of
outstanding 5Va% debentures due April 30, 1969 at 100%. Payment
at the City National Bank & Trust Co., Kansas,City, Mo.
will be made
—V.
is
the
Gluckin's sales
The
its
his
jump
Period Ended
Lock
Flour Mills of America, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures
Domestic Management, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On 7
May 29, 1962, it was reported that the company had sold
$1,500,000 of 61/2% junior subordinated notes due May 1,
1974, to State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of America
and U.
.
,
crete
approximately 21 cents a Share. He
said earnings would be credited to reserves in view of the
company's
short history and "the uncharted economic area in which we operate."
Assets'- of the corporation
were
listed at $3,703,519. With 328,132.
to show signifi¬
said
as
corporation
Report—
operations for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1962, were
reported by the corporation at its annual meeting:
7-' ;
,
r
,v M. Wilfred Rice, company President,-said that net operating income
year
'
known
allocated to this
area
17 years, axrd tnereafter callable at 110 per share. Lock Joint stock¬
holders will exchange common snares xor common shares of the new
'■
_
Profitable
dividends, '7
cents
1931.
*■
2032."
and
is
McBean
'
First Small Business Investment Corp. of New Jersey
earnings
Chairman
against
quarter earnings
three
net
compared
Board
$6,619,000
against
second
first
Mam
Mann,
share,
a
$6,633,000
was
C.
had
company,
enued
Gerald
After
to
operating
quarter
period,
.
machines,
.
•
for
p.
approximately
are
the
on
issued
ago.
the
income
195,
Diversa, Inc.—Net Down For Quarter—
This
and
trailing year was $37,537,381-, an increase, from
$33,232,372 the previous year* Sales in the trailing-year period were
$871,036,451 against $793,537,193 for the comparable period of 1961.
2260. 7-,/
p.
year
a
Net
there
120,000 square foot
a
Gimbel Brothers, Inc.
7
,
■
which
production
in recent ieras.
that any
binations as
for. the first quarter of fiscal 1962 in an interim
by Fred Lazarus, Jr., chairman, and Ralph
share
employees In
sales
so
first
period
Ditto,
income
net
of
full
in
who has Leen izi the business for a quarter
a century.
h
: 7
% ';
.
.
The trend today is to "full line" vending, i.e.; multiple installations
of machines which dispense a wide variety of consumer merchandise
such as hot foods, soups, sandwiches, pastries, nuts, ice cream, ladies'
lingerie, stockings, ballpoint pens, etc.
First
the
income
-
sales,
companies,
to be
equipment
see
This
,
> 7,
•*
/'
quarter earnings per share were 39 cents aaginst 35 cents in
quarter of 196L Net'income was $6,653,165, up from $5,952,383 a year ago and sales in the quarter were $193,955,084, up from
$179,274,564 in the same quarter of 1961.
\ :
f
: / "
.
Earnings per share for tr.e trailing year (the 53^week period ended
May 5) were $2.18 compared with $1.94 for the comparable 52-week
throughout the State cf Florida.
Sherman, reported that 196ls volume of $3,936,327 jumped 20%
I960;, sales.tof $3,290,321. Net, Income, for .the year was $202,?85,;.
cents per share. Of this amount, $24,171 was deferred in
keeping
until
statement
in
highs
record
Lazarus,, President.
communities
over
per
earnings
*
reported
has
company
the
automatic
Federated Department Stores, Inc—Record Sales, Net
Hollywood, Fla., company established an all-time sales record
nearly $4 million for 1961, President Alvin Sherman announced.
firm
equipment, by the e"d of the year, at which time it will
150
potential,
:
This
Ont.,
Toronto,
.
expects
AMI
*
•
v
this
of
according to Mr. Gilchrist,
recipients >
individual
Investment
7-,7.
Chairmen
Board
..
.
permitted
Sr.,
operating
of
7
.
v„
1734.
p.
Gilchrist
Vending is already the largest distributor of automatic
vending machines
in
Canada,
having accounted
for approximately
40% of Canadian vending equipment sales in 11.61, and this share of
the market will increase to 65%
this year, he stated.
T'r.e
era
when the use of vending machines
was
limited
to sale
of cigarettes,
candies and cold drinks has now passed inio history,
•'
:7.—...7
Construction Corp. and Fairmount Mutual Associates of Hackensack.
Net earnings for the first six months fiscal period reached $99,860
New Jersey, building an apartment house in that
City.
against $71,658 in the same, period -last year, a 39% increase for the
The loans have been made in
exchange for notes with convertible
company., Sales
also increased by '34%, from $1,639,025 in
1961 to
debentures.
.7
7y.;
, 77
f'"s :'7v';7.: $2,202,274 for the first' six months period ending
March 31, 1962.
Devuoners Small Business Investment Corn., which recently became
Earnings per share for six months were 18 cents as against 13 cents
a
publicly-held stock company with a
for
the
$3,000,000
underwriting,
is
previous year. .,7
190,
mysic machines in Canada.
equipment will be manufactured, through Gilchrist's
in Canada by A. V. Roe, one of Canada's leading
manufacturers,
and will be sold by Gilchrist Vending to
Roe
million
•
,
•
mailed approximately
meeting
of
shareowners
be
25.—V.
coin-operated
Gilchrist
Mr.
should
that
58%.
and
some
that
.
Jersey and Philadelphia.
;
-/ *
•. ; "-••.7.7
.addition, the SBIC has closed a loan of $90,000 to Iacona-Catello
July
is
year.
division.
all 'climbed
77 ;/7Vy''7'7yrf
will
last
annual
"The
Mich.,
out¬
This
$11,070,000.
Canada.
V.
Rowe
as
Angeles welded tube manufacturer and steel distributor
sales volume, net earnings and earnings per share have
higher in the six months ending March 31, 1962.
Second quarter sales, for the
period ending March 31, 1962, rose
to $1,179,521, an increase of 35%
over' the same period in 1961.
Earnings showed marked improvement, at $51,563 in 1962 as compared
to $32,778 for the same quarter ending March 31,
1961, an increase
This
reports
.
in
A.
rebroadeast equipment ("Transsignal into areas physically isolated from
firm also makes electronic physical research
.
taxes
shareowners
said.
Fremont,
stock
oi
license,
independent
'
of
that"
of $175,000 has been granted the Walt Whitman Motor Inn
Gloucester City, N. J., for a 120 room motor hotel which opens
this week along the approach to the Walt Whitman
bridge connecting
In
company,
estimated
in
with
compared
as
shares
'
*
are
$9,300,000
to
4,246,918
vending
industrial
200
Epps Industries Inc.—Sales Up 35%; Net 58%—
to
Inc.
Corp.,
New
1813.,
p.
lean
A
the
for
1962
$2.18
were
on
'■■■-'
~
77'.a"''".
■',
"In its report,*-the. company listed its pet worth as $390,366.—V. 192,
V
It
made
Apartments,
"
operation
of
the
Gerber
in
Gilchrist,
franchise
all
Terrace
C.
have
year
fiscal
in
report
Mr.
held
equipment
TV
-
reception); the
and scientific equipment.
firm
in
apartment
an
7:,y7
loan
bring
normal
Act.
organizations
which
lators';'
''..jr:?'.""--'d
$200,000
River
.
full
based
ago,
that his company ba3 acquired franchises from the AutoCanteen Co. of the United Stater, which gives it sole Canadian
distribution rights
to a large diversified line of automatic vending
shares.
first
stock
common
matic
j
manufactures VHF and UHF. Television
^ v;v
development*
realty
estate
New
-—
'V
•
77.; y
that'a
Co.
are
to
Business
real
Corp.
"777
Rothman,
Small
and
,
announced
J.,
George
the
building
Construction
Investment
V'.':7
loan -commitments
country.
Rothman
Grantwood
three
•
licensee
in
;*.;
announced
was
Federal,
a
of
•
V,
7
the
was
$138,077,975
announced
company
This
Investments—
be
R.
.
of Mount Vernon, N. Y., reports net profit after taxes
of $74,594—on net sales of $323,041 for the fiscal year ending March
31.
1962.
This
amounts to
earnings of 20 cents per ..share for the
De Laval Turbine Inc.—New Name—
De
401..
p.
of
sales
over
'
electro-acoustical
other
of
,
year
than
more
annual
The
The
See
195,
military. handsets- and
for
1
■
Gilchrist Vending Ltd.—Acquires Franchises—
Electronics, Missiles & Communications, Inc.-—-Annual
Report— •- V'/
Vvy"'V v'; .7:' -
7'
2378.
p.
contracts
devices.—V.
.
generators for
Polaris
submarines
and
guided missiles
the year ending December 31,
1961, the company had
For
of
industrial
contracts,
turbine
steam
a
income
22,"
will
.
manufactures
for/
C
increase
10.5%
a
••
on
"The
gained a higher position in the profes¬
development of highly directional instruments for
Manufacturing operations will be continued as usual but under a
sional field by the
company name, De Laval Turbine Inc.
; • ..v." •.> 7%';,, 777
use
in telecasting,
recording and -motion pieture .work. Participation
James f. t-tewart, President, and
substantially all of the other officers
V in the U. S.- military market was substantial and highly exciting.
and a majority of the Directors of De Laval
Steam Turbine Co were
Colonels Grissom and
Glenn,
in their historical space probes, • used
named to
similar positions in De Lavaf Turbine Inc.
E-V microphones. Research and developmental. work resulted in gov¬
Laval
share
share
$1,770,000
:
cents."
79
represents
per
per
Taxes
microphones
new
De
and
standing.
to
stockholders that the year ended Feb. 28, 1962, produced the highest
sales
volume
in
its
32-year-history. Consolidated sales increased to
$12,151,000, a gain of 21% over the previous year. Earnings per share
Buchanan,. Mich.,
earnings
and
sales
1962.
.
.'$1.89
*.r.
consolidated
2261.
p.
for Year—
the previous year.,-;
' •
7 >
v
Earnings for the'year amounted to $9,249,035, an increase of $1,217,107, or
15.2%
over
earnings of $8,031,928, the previous high.
Net
-
.
of
for
,•
'"V
21%—
10.5%
Gerber,President of this baby foods firm, announced
$152,614,669 for, the year. This is an all-time high for the
company
.
this issue.—V. 195,
Co.—Sales Up
F.
earnings
group
closing
a
.'
'
,
Nemours & Co.,
company
reported record
fiscal year ended March 31,
Daniel
Securities Co., Inc.—*—^5,000
& Co.——-—:————5,000
2490.
p.
I. DuPont de
The
the
5,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Holdings—
E.
Gerber Products
Baum
Electro-Voice, Inc.—Sales Up
investment
an
195,
K.
See
<
-
Completed—
7-,;:7;''■
%
companyy to
General Motors Co.—DuPont Makes First Distribution
Of GM
f
20,000
——-
Securities
Albert McGann
then
25,000
Co.—*.
Midland
•/.•••>
r
&
*
750 shs.
;
De Laval Steam Turbine Co.—Asset Sale
v
v
sales for the year ended Feb. 28, 1961, were $78,032,482 and
was $3,119,820, equal to $1.26 per share on 2,483,114 shares
outstanding.—V. 195, p. 402.
net income
<
60,000
——"
——
7
parably,
May
Shares
Inc.—d-d-—
Co.,
&
Quinn & Co,———.
}
r
Details—Our
on
' V.""-
Roberts
Harvey
.
•
25,000
par).7.—100,000 shs.
■'
•
,7-'.
'r; '
• •
•'
1917.
p.
$13,980
__
Mortgage .note::—*—7'*;
Preferred stock, 6%' cumul. ($100
par)
"—V.
Outstanding
*-**__
Mortgage
-
•
Authorized
Financing
the sale
Rittmaster, Voisin & Co,.**—*—*-..*—**
*-■
.
'
•"»
.
subordinated
' v;''
/
CAPITALIZATION
_
Ltd.—Additional
1962 issue reported
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the terms and conditions set forth in the
underwriting agreement the underwriters, named below, , have severally
and not jointly agreed on a firm commitment basis to purchase from
Edge, Ltd., the number of shares of common stock set forth below:
adminstration.
are
-
(2595)
May 25 of 125,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per share. Ad¬
ditional financing details follow;
28,
are
sales and
has no employees.
Valley-National.
or
is
but
which
administrative
or,
Corp.
Curtis
Edge,
-
Curtis
executive
including 4o in
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
any
inooipe is not included in.
Curtis
sales
.
,
its
total,
manufacture
in
Number 6165
acquired
consolidated
not
195
for
the
said.—V.
195,
p.
1653.
Greatamerica Corp.—Proposed New
See
Great
Great
American
American
Life
Underwriters,
Life
Inc.,
Holding Company
this
Underwriters,
issue.
Inc.
—
Proposed
Reorganization—Name Change—
Flans
were
management
initially
revealed for creation of the nation's
company—with capital
control-ownership
exercising
funds
of
of
three
largest life insurance
over
major
$250
U.
S.
million—
life in-
The Commercial
(2596)
8
one of the nation s
Dallas, Texas by Troy V. Post
made jointly in
was
insurance stocks and Charles E.
The Franklin Life Insurance Co.,
individual owners of life
chief executive officer of
largest
Becker,
also
announced
the first management company solely devoted to
would control, through stock ownership; The Franklin
Springfield, Illinois, Gulf Life Insurance Co., Jack¬
insurance,
Insurance
The
company
new
proposal will be presented on June
stockholders meeting of the shareholders
The
Federal
controlling block
Net
the plan, assets
of Great American Life would be transferred to Greatamerica Corp.,
after
which
stockholders would receive 10 shares of Greatamerica
common for each class A and B share of Great American Life. Latter
stock
of
the
in
Post and
Mr.
dissolved.
then be
would
firm
—V.
of Greatamerica
would be to "control and manage life insurance companies under
which,
except for American Life Insurance Co., would
entail acquisition of more than 25%
ownership of any life
insurance company." The statement cited "many important advantages
in the proposed alliance of life insurance companies under the over-all
management and control of Greatamerica."
73,000
88,605
dividends in both periods.
preferred
194,
86%
;
These
Life
include: "interchange of reinsurance; use in all
mercnandising methods which have made The Franklin
of
Co.
successful
so
which has catapulted
Under
largest
and
principal
The
Great
e
to
him
the
new
would
He
(which
of investment skills
use
proposal,
Life
Post
Mr.
Insurance Co.
Underwriters,
major
the
owns
Life
American
Gulf
of
Life
American
Life
reat
t
directors
of
board
American
7
Greatamerica
now
Inc.
block
Underwriters,
in
company
His
exchange
for
chairman
and
president
holdings
stock
First
stock)
and
transferred
"'January
by
and
it.
in
board
chairman
and
of
committee; Mr. M. S. Niehaus
Hatmaker, vice-presidents; Abe Fortas, vice-president
and general counsel;
Lewis E. Striebeck, vice-president and secretary
and Horace H. Woodruff, vice-president and treasurer.-—V. 192, p. 305.
and
George
has
company
called
for
redemption
July
1,
15,
Green
New
Y.—V.
N.
Giant
all-time
share
nearly
up
in
profits,
sales
from
ended March 31,
the previous year.
$2.28
in
figure was $1.99.
profits rose to $2,357,291,
Net
Sales
to
rose
Dividends
previous
in
$75,038,512,
L.
E.
to
rose
85
This
year.
the last four
up
cents
increase
the
for
up from $2,154,376.
nearly 11% from $67,594,964 last year.
per
shave from 75 cents during the
marked
the
fourth
dividend
million
$5
that
Green
growth facilities.—V.
capital
186,
will
this
year
out
carry
reported
Los
in
sales,
and
by Edward
Angeles,
M.
Calif.,
Mr.
Greer
ended
expenditures,
orders
Greer,
for
similar
1961
Mr.
of
much
also
quarter.
totaled
net
reported
Unfilled
$2,374,000,
date
same
in
estimated
first
and
earnings
of
Board
for
the
sales
sales
on
the
proximately
orders
On
the
it
for
1962,
Chairman
of
of
basis
million,
of
this
achieve
nearly
books
backlog
a
Net
\
of
month
March
This
Miami,
Fla.
corporation's
Feb.
ended
28,
this
1962,
for
to
volume
last
with
Gate
$14,336,788
periods
Estates,
both
in
Florida,
earlier, he
unaudited.—V. 195, p.
are
a
year
See
Great
of
the
added. Figures
for
ap¬
R.
194,
N.
issue.—V.
B
$1.59
the
on
30,
Income
months
year
and
Inc.,
this
year,
quarter
period
announced
company's
fourth
the
Dr.
annual
Consolidated
of
sales
in
company's
and
Leslie
report
domestic
auarter
ended
earnings
of
K.
the
to
mailed
was
Feb.
international
28,
1962
were
$3,678,000 for the fourth quarter
$333,000
29
or
cents
share last year.
For
the
fiscal
$24,400,000,
come
was
reported
cents
share
of
this
earnings
share
increased
1962
of
three
all
year
over
from
sales
of
of
over
cents
92
as
for
per
compared
average of
$9.41 to $10.46.
four
of
95%
a
share
with
961,338
24
or
April
in
with
previous
year.
year
on
than
p.
1961
fiscal
which,
1962
of
per
earnings
included
operations
for
the
companies acquired by Gulton during
full
half
of
the
were
to
Dr.
company's
not
restated
Gulton,
fiscal
1962
to
reflect
accounted
increase
for
in
these
sales.—V
2659.
more
and
the
five
period
meeting
Ham
the
of
months
a
year
of
corporation
'
32*%-
climbed
32%- to a total of $3,920,000 for
April 30, compared with $3,970,000 for the same
Rudolph Cohen,
President, said at the annual
shareholders.
manufactures
quilts, comforters and mattress pads for infants
sportswear for young adult women.
Mr.
Cohen
pointed out that the largest shipments of several of
these products take place later in the
year, and said that "it is likely
that sales will reach
$12,000,000 for the current fiscal year, or an
increase of more than
50% over last year's
$7,785,141."
indications are that net profits are "more
witlr sales,
and a substantial increase in net
anticipated for the
than
operating
current year,
he said.
would
last
194,
1055.
p.
'
remains at
combined
193,
months
six
for
and
cents
share.
per
available
not
the
six
Federal
$953,183
taxes
after
stated
comnared
with
Boxes'
50%
and
•./;/ '■
i..
called
share
class
for
B
1932,
that.
the
For
467,000
nine
the
of
\v.
'
the
1962,
through
4%%
first
195,
747.
p.
third
per
highest in
'Vi/P-
for
the company's
V,:
'■f'"
*;;.
1962
the
after
quarter
to
net
sales
last
income
to
$115,-
were
period
same
Federal
compared
9%.
ended
year,
taxes
and
$3,749,000,
For
cents
for
the
the
income
31,
an
three
months
quarter ended
taxes
totaled
1962
ended
March
31,
caoital
before
and
$1,516,000, an increase of 21%.
(after preferred stock dividends)
for
March
29
March
ended
$39,570,000
of
share
common
figure includes
sale
;
property.
of
number
cents
of
November,
share,
The
the
31,
1962
amounted
to
$1.73
share,
per
from
sale
of
earnings
share
per
based
are
the
on
average
for the nine months period
(1962—
give effect to the 2%' stock dividend
1961.
per
three
from
shares outstanding
1961—2,823,658) and
Earnings
1,
the
...
31,
$4,506,000
increase
an
16
the
July
on
earnings
were
compared
1961,
months
nine
in
redemption
193,
capital gains. Tnese capital gains
property and 13 cents per share
(or $375,000 net of
taxes)
resulting from the sale of 10%
of the
stock
of
Miss
Universe
Beauty Pageant, Inc.,
a
Kayser-Roth sub¬
sidiary. The earnings per common share for the comparable period
last year amounted to $1.39, including 16 cents
arising from gain on
were
Redemption—
March
$93,116,000
Net
the
for
include
cents
41
to
gains
as
31,
also
were
ended
earnings,
after
Federal
were $1,869,000 compared to
which
a
v.v
•
months
six
1961.—V.
20%.
of
2,933,006;
.
during
and
net
gains
o| Waldorf-
and
previous
the
public
|
■
18%.
capital
sales
1962
six
$532,672
sales
1962
31,
months
compared
as
$43,101,000
ended
earnings
stock,
common
for
went
President, of this diversified apparel manufacturer,
"Consolidated
increase
Net
ended
1,287,632 shares then outstand¬
on
figures
company
,
period ended March
history."
earnings.
outstanding April 30,
economies
made
improvements
plant
earnings for the third quarter
ended March 31,
1962 were the highest for any quarter in the com¬
pany's history,, and that the sales and earnings for the nine months
revenues
for
of
Kayser-Roth Corp.—Record Sales, Earnings—
out¬
$1,718,183
was
taxes
the
1558.
p.
released
months
that production
and
result
$802,854 and with net income of $46,789 or
Comparable
as
Chester H. Roth,
period
the
as
2544.
for the period :were
Sales
expendi¬
other
1962
p.
year,
shares
has
,
Jet-Aero Corp.—Six Months' Report—
increase
firm
satisfactory level
a
in
realized
be
pre¬
the
•
The corporation, of Hialeah, Fla., independent producers of aircraft
replacement parts, reports record sales and earnings for the six-month
period ended March 31, 1962. v''
'"*"••
' v
v
:.
'
2,090,493
of
■"
■
Brunswick, N. J. company has reported that 1961 sales
highest in
the
company's
52-year
history
and
that net
year.—V.
are
Systems
share
common
months
ended
including 13
(after
March
cents
31,
preferred
1962
stock
amounted
dividends)
to
for
cents
per
72
share
resulting from the sale of 10% of
the
stock
of
Miss
Universe
Beauty Pageant, Inc. For the quarter
ended
March
31,
1961,
earnings per share
amounted
to
68
cents
including 16 cents from gain on sale of property.—V. 195,r p. 978.
per
Kent-Moore Organization,
Corp.
Reports
—
Record
Sales,
keeping
profit
is
The
the
period
$52,942. This
compares
allowance for taxes of
was
profit
period
after
in
1961,
and
shows
respective
to
sales
$40,160
of
the
of
29%
ended
share
on
On
of
May
International Bank for Reconstruction &
Development
—To Sell Bonds in Holland—
A
guilder
bond
in
issue
of
the
World
the
million)
The
Netherlands
The
banks.
banks
will
Bank
will
June
on
offer N.
12.
be
offered
1962,
by
Fl. $40,000,000
V.)
for
heads
dated
will
1973,
of
July
be
the
and
or
is
in
to
and
the
will
current
be
price
a
the
and
until
final
July
at
bonds
101 %%
99'%
of
public
to
the
will
of
maturity
1973.
in
ten
also
July
of
offering
f40,000,000
f50,000,000
offering,
$2,527,949,542
Guilder
15,
par
from
public
issues
issue
to
Netherlands
be
15,
market.
Bonds
will
July
be
1962
15,
subject
will
1982.
July
on
annual
15,
instalments
to
redemption in
through July 14, 1977
1973
outstanding
million, equal
fl53
debt
of
was
of
the
which
Bank
roughly
of
World
each
guilder
to
on
55%
were
offered
bunds
about
March
was
in
$42
31,
held
Bank
bonds
offered
1961.
of
in
by
in
the
1954
has
the
effect
World
was
share
each
been
of
both
of
Coosa
associated
net
profit
amounts
to
for
$1.68
companies
approved
the
merger
not
with
already
owned
Kimberly-Clark.
by
and
managed by Kimberly-Clark since
Kimberly-Clark owns
200,332
shares
representing about 41% of Coosa's capital stock. The exchange would
involve
a
maximum
of
397,884
shares of
Kimberly-Clark.—V.
195,
;p.
organization
in
1946,
and
1C98.
Kratter Corp.—Florida Hotel
Marvin
Kratter,
diversified
real
Total
Bank
out¬
equivalent
investors
outside
President
estate
and
investment
Sold—
Chairman
this
of
publicly-owned,
the sale to a
Americana
that
the sale
of the hotel will result in a book profit of approximately $4,400,000.
Mr. Kratter also reported that the company has entered into agree¬
ments for the sale of its
interests in two other properties which are
"leading
Wall
in
Bal
expected,
if
Street Investment
Harbour,
Florida.
consummated,
to
announced
company,
Banking
Mr.
result
in
firm"
Kratter
book
Mr. Kratter stated that
it was
properties will pass later this month,
time, he was not permitted, at the request of
$4,000,000.
to
these
and
Giving
million.
1962
stockholders
22
for
its
Hotel
of
Beginning
equal
which
Newsprint Co., Coosa Pines, Alabama, into KimberlyNeenah, Wisconsin, through an exchange of stock.
provisions call for the issuance of 1.36 shares of Kimberly-
Merger
public.
101%.
fourth
funded
the-
on
Netherlands
retired
The
at
at
Two
one
amount
standing
to
part
Bank
4%%
1962
will
each.
the
Netherlands.
1955,
of
15,
thereafter
This
World
non-callable
issue
f4,000,000
whole
the
issue
new
It
20-year bonds at
consolidated
$501,850
of
syndicate
a
Trading Society (Nederlanusche Handel-Maatschappij,
the underwriting group, as it has done on
previous pub¬
offerings
be
4%%
report
of
1962,
shares
Corp.,
Clark
(approximately
Netherlands
of
298,014
River
Coosa
Clark
Coosa
subscription
the
Inc.—Earnings Down for Yr.
subsidiaries
31,
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Merger Approved—
and
Servo
of Dutch
its
March
outstanding stock. This compares
with $648,277 and $2.17 per share for the year ending March
31, 1961.
during 1961."—V. 195, p. 1475.
per
com¬
Systems Corp. has major product lines in the following
Controls,
Microwave
Components,
Test
Instrumenta¬
tion, Hall-Effect Devices, Precision Mechanisms, and Magnetic Am¬
plifiers.—V.
194, p. 1614.
fields:
and
company
year
$796,914
for
increases
Instrument
of
Preliminary
on
per
New
the
backlog
32%.
The
and
pace
net
v.
1961,
20
Susskind,
net
a
lic
ended
ago,
the
the
Chicago.—V.
parable
N.
Sales
close
sales
income
is Hoerner
common
has
$11
194
-
Ilarn Corp.—Sales Up
the
and
had increased substantially above 1960.
reported net earnings of $61,788, or 12 cents per share
compared to $16,057, or 3 cents per share in 1960. Sales of
$2,621,518 were 39%
above 1960 sales of $1,890,052.
In the annual report, Alexander Katchen, President, told stockholders
that prospects for
1962, lcoked "very favorable" and predicted that
the year would reflect continued growth.
He said that the company's
million
the
acqui¬
slightly
the
Iowa,
net
Net
was
Co.'s
shares
-v- s..;,•
of
same
and
in¬
worth
results
according
the
to
Net
which, Dr. Gulton reported, contributed to the
corpora¬
earnings and assets. These are: West Instrument
Corp. ChicagoRustrak Instrument
Co., Manchester, N. H.; Continental Wire Corp.,
Wallingford, Conn.; and Mervyn Sound & Vision Co. of
Surrey England
Gulton's
Refkin said that
Mr.
$71,977
was
Irvington
for
licensing
President
of
Instrument
Systems
stated
that
sales
for
the
six-months
period ending March 31,
1962
amounted
to $1,027,526. The estimated net profit after allowance for
taxes for
per
rose
tion s
sitions,
s.
Siegried
earned
earnings
Net
under
Earnings—
The company
1,129,000 shares of
year's
1962,
net
earnings
year;
from'$15
on
at
the
lor
state
1961.
figures
on
the
sales
ago.
shares.
March 31,
income
ending
six months ending March 31, 1961, net sales were $135,226,
was
$21,929, net per share was. 16 cents.
Ferromagnetics are specialists in ferrite, alumina l and elec¬
This
an
$14,097,134
for
in
Products
1,287,782
company
Bank,
"
last
last
the largest fer-
of
cents.
53
Earnings
30,
these
Paper
on
Instrument
for
sales
firm
President
The
cents
Gulton's
current
mandatory sinking fund, $799,060 of its
mortgage bonds series K, due July 1, 1987 at 100%3 Payment will be
made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co., N. Y., or the First National
17.
company
and
.
Irving Refkin,
in the West.
ceramics.—V.
were
ago.
operation
com¬
over
the
2,035,628
reported
Inland Steel Co.—Partial
record
May
Gulton
$249,000
the
$813,000
an
and
the
with
1962,
28,
on
uo
The*
ago.
compared
$12,977,000
stock
on
year
a
any
a
the
on
Irvington Steel & Iron Works—Sales Set Record, Net
Sales, Earnings
share
a
Keokuk,
operations
deduction
cents per share
191
President.
for
$7,158,000,
Feb.
ended
to $1,039,000
common
per
Fiscal
year
28%
record
outstanding
85
88%
up
up
share
per
year
sales
for
climaxed
Calif.-firm.
308,902 ,the
Higher— V,
977.
p.
share for the 1961 period based
ing.—V. 190, p. 1179.
for Year-
Chairman and
to stockholders
$1.64
the
on
company
$1,097,672
ended
Based
months
issue.—V
highest
and
company
Gulton,
and
the
were
the
V
'
based
the
March
with
Included
'
history
share
a
income
tronic
2380.
manufacturers
outstanding
195,
Chairman
before
Hoerner
1317.
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Sales
Up 88%
Fourth
common
'
p.
than $20 million,
more
share
a
volume.—V.
date,
compared
74
Underwriters,
of
to $1.88
the first six months of the fiscal year, unaudited
than tripled the results of the same period
months
of
was
Irvan
1962.
that
The
parable
195,
gains for
associate
shares
$16,492,057 compared
April 30, 1961.
compared
six
further
equivalent
of
Co.—Proposed New Control—
Life
:
shares
$3,427,418, compared with $3,229,841 for the
was
and
Hoerner,
figures
the 'six
builders
both
the six
sales
For
preferred
Hoerner Boxes, Inc.—Six Months' Results—
Higher—
$37,910,110
were
54%;
Up
more
fabricating
before
On
for
Net
—
company's*
Ferromagnetics Corp.—Earnings Triple—
....
A
increase
...,
American
506.
p.
3,790,983
•
this
Inc.,
per
Gulf Life Insurance
quarter
after
domestic
further
year,
including Cape Coral
Golden
the
on
equal
and
licensing income from
foreign
associate
manufacturers
$1,043,996, compared with $780,582 in the preceding year.
All
divisions also contributed significantly to earnings, the
report said, except for the company's Studio Girl door-to-door sales
subsidiary, which has been expanding its force of sales agents to
the
year.—V.
income
net
Inc.
the
2222.
p.
2035.
p.
taxes,
share
Fees
23
Total
net
sales
and
other
operating income of
nationel marketers of better planned
communities,
and
with
$5,106,589, equal to 56
or
initial
totaled
1961's
this
31,
sales
over
consolidated
amounted
against $1,861,364/
a,s
share
foreign
This
year.
major
cents
cents per share, in the
first h"lf of the previous fiscal
year, Leonard Rosen, President, reported.
share,
common
totalled
revenues
the
a year earlier.
>'■
>
The report noted that these earnings were "after substantial
tures to promote various areas of the business."
This
over
Gulf American Land Corp.—Six Months' Net
per
1962,
for
$2,281,960,
was
forecast
totaled
class
$1,295,663, for the
increase, Mr. Greer
of
income
April
months
rite
a
standing
period
$1,200,855,
of
rate
million
$iy2
31,
$59,400,205
Hilton—
also
company's
ceding
were
$1,223,857.
increase
year-end
a
March.
with
a
Knapp,
Gidwitz
,Jhe
new
847.
p.
cents
Savoy
&
compared
of
three
backlog
the
on
with
will
company
$6
substantial
a
compared
1961.
Sell
combined
quarter
net
on
month
same
net
ended
agreements, which increased to
a
year earlier.
period.
Greer
initial
the
President
31, 1962, of $75 349,
with
earnings of $74,854,
the
Net sales of $68,341,119 were $14,302,993 over the
$54,038,126 reported
the preceding year.
This does not include unconsoldiated' volume
company.
announced
for
for
last
V
March
compares
58
Webb
Willard
even
Greer Hydraulics Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Increases
than
March
in
recovery
Chicago, 111., major tolietries and cosmetic firm reported an
all-time high in sales and earnings for the year ended Feb. 28, 1962.
In
the
annual
report,
Chairman
Gerald
Gidwitz
and
President
record
a
1738.
p.
better
operations
.
of
program
Giant
strong
a
This
increase
President,
explained
was
Helene Curtis Industries, Inc.—-Record
-
used the
annual report to convey
more good news
to company shareholders.
Record results for the
year, he said, strengthened the company's "base for the future."
He
To
See
years.
Felton,
made in
192,
54%
increase in net earnings and a
cumulative 12-month period through
totaled $2,222,027, equal
year for this Van Nuys,
This was the report, of
curtailed
which
second
1952, rose to $2 46,
Two years ago the
year
comparable
months
compared
from
to
Stores,
reported a
sales for the
in
Earnings for
after
storms
v
dividends
and
this packer of vegetable specialties
announced by
profits for the
8%
2784.
p.
"There
West
Middle
by
outstanding at March 31, 1962. This compares with $2,617,219,
after preferred dividends to 65 cents a share on the 3,790,528
shares outstanding at March 31,
1961.
Capital
gains
earnings
in
the
1962
first
quarter,
representing
installment
collections on
prior years' property sales, amounted to
two
cents
a
share,
bringing
consolidated
earnings
per
share
to
60
cents.
In
the
1961 quarter,
profits from sales of properties and
investments
were
unusually large and
were
equivalent
to
$1.79
a
share, for a total consolidated earnings per share of $2.44.
Co.—Earnings Up 8%.
records
consecutive year were
of LeSueur, Minn.
Per
189,
and
East
affected
equal
operation of the sinking fund, $1,760,000 of its 20 year 3*4% debentures
due
July 1, 1969 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
at
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of New York, 140 Broadway,
York
three
profit
for
stock
through
1962,
adversely
was
195,
Irvan
net
Redemption—
on
—V.
less
and
For
as
prices
of 1,182,836 shares outstanding in the period. In the comparable
12-month period a year ago, the company earned $1,439,276, equal to
$1.29 a share on the average of 1,114,293 shares then outstanding.
Sales amounted to. $173,706,863 for
the next 12 months, compared
with $123,157,173 for the 12 months a year ago.
Mr. Cantor stated that it was customary for the company to report
a
cumulative 12-month period, in addition to the most recent quarter.
1961.
Net
made
New
the
dividends
Great Lakes Pipe Line Co.—Partial
The
of
the
substantially
were
$58,596,454,
its
1962, it was announced by S. W. Cantor, President.
Net earnings
earlier."
For
E.
in
business
commented.
results
and
year
finance
the
results
February
weather
he
in
average
Corp.—Revenues, Net Down Slightly—
operating
and
severe
travel,"
be
president and chairman of the board of Greatamerica
Corp. and Mr. Charles E. Becker would be chairman of the executive
committee. Other officers would be Mr. E. Grant Fitts, vice-chairman of
the
Hotels
quarter
Europe.—V.
in
has
company
April 30,
522.
p.
nickel
Department
increase
41%
of Hilton Hotels were slightly
than
in
the
like period
of 1961, Conrad N. Hilton, Chairman
President, announced in a report to shareholders.
in
Life
be
195,
Hilton
of
present
Gulf
of
would
Inc.
—V.
be the
president
Co.,
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
company
would
stockholder ox trie new company. He is
stocknolder of American Life Insurance
single
the
of
expanded
and
American Life Insurance Co. forward so rapidly."
the
of
terms
decrease
a
Canada
like adjustment has been
A
refined
Interstate
has announced record sales and earnings for the first
quarter of operations resulting from the merger of Lanolin Plus, Inc.
and
Hazel Bishop Inc. The two
companies, major manufacturers of
cosmetics, were merged on Jan. 23.
Net
sales
$7,397,264
Net
earnings
601,913
Net earnings per share
0.34
advantages
Insurance
for
...The
The
Re¬
Sales 41%—
Hazel Bishop
program
rarely
companies
(Can.).
price
r'
•
Corp.
a
cents
852,859 shs.
(
1055.
p.
Ltd.—Price
Canada,
announced
company
export price from
new
base
59,000
897,189 shs.
—;
outstanding
Shares
■
■
,,
12,745,938
270,883
item
•After
v
Becker said the primary objective
Mr.
Special
$0.04
15,913,271
;
.
of
to the United States for electro¬
lytic refined nickel from the Port Colborne, Ontario, or the Thompson,
Manitoba, refineries is 79 cents (U. S.) per pound,
including the
1% cents U. S. import duty, down from 81% cents (U. S.). In terms
of
Canadian currency,
the corresponding price internally in Canada
from
these
refineries
is
84
cents
(Can.)
per
pound,
down
from
i
—
!
The
J
0.06
and
taxes
income
income
the
May 24
nickel.
On
250,200
allowances)
of The Great American Life
Inc. of Springfield, 111 which owns a
Franklin Life Insurance Co. Under
Underwriters,
Co.
refined
$0.25
;
Nickel
duction—
1961
1962
..
"■Earned per common share
Special item per share
Net sales (after returns, discounts
American Life Insurance Co., Birmingham, Ala.
will have executive headquarters in Dallas, Texas.
25 for approval at a special
and
Florida
sonville,
Period Ended April 30—
Co.,
of
International
America—Six Months' Report—
Hat Corp. of
Greatamerica Corp.,
life
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
523.
p.
Springfield, Illinois.
Life
.
Included
in
outstanding
obligations
were
$1,bonds and notes denominated in U. S. dollars and the
$625,221,542 denominated in other currencies.—V. 195,
of
902,728,000
equivalent
.
Slates.
United
the
in the
31
30 to Jan.
from Nov.
change
a
closing date for the company's fiscal year, to avoid a previous need for
inventory shut-downs during the busiest shipping season.
Harn, which operates seven plants throughout the United States, is
continuing acquisition discussions and hopes to complete a substantial
acquisition now in the course of negotation by mid-summer, Mr. Cohen
told the shareholders.—V. 195, p. 2153.
of
assets
Cohen
Mr.
companies with $7 billion of insurance in force and combined
upward of $1 billion.
The announcement to form Greatamerica
Corp., with capital and
surplus funds at its inception in excess of a quarter of a billion dollars
surance
and Financial Chronicle
either
the
properties
or
the
purchasers
the
of
stated
profits
of
approximately
contemplated that title
and that, at the present
the purchasers, to name
involved.—V. 194, p. 1614.
Lear, Inc.—Merger Approved—
On
and
May
The
May 31,
24
shareholders
of Lear, Inc. approved the merger of Lear
Corp.
Shareholders of The Siegler Corp. will meet
at Dover, Delaware, to vote" on the proposed merger.
Siegler
1962,
Volume
Number 6165
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Albert
G. Handschumacher, President of Lear, said that shareholders v*
72 Y2% of the company's-stock voted in favor of the merger*
approximately 4%'opposed the proposal.
•
• --a-.
I. Subject to a similar favorable action by Siegler shareholders May.
Economy-Auto
Stores, National, Shirt Shops Division, Lerner Stores
Corp.. and Lane's Discount Centers-for all periods beginning with
Jan. 1, 1962.—V. 195, p. 2262. ,/;-,,
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This
New
York
City,
of general and reference books to
mail, reports sales and earnings for the year
ended Dec. 30, 1961 and for the first quarter ended March 31, -1962.
Gross sales for 1961 totaled $7.8 million as against gross sales
of
$8.0 million for the comparable period in 1960.
Net earnings in 1961
were
$199,268 or 18 cents per share as against a loss of $187,233 or
11
cents
per share in 1960.
first quarter ended
March
sales of $4.5 million
record
gross
publisher
the
For
31, 1962, Little & Ives reports
against gross sales of $2.8 million
as
during the similar period in 1961. Quarterly net earnings also reached
a record high of $184,000 or 16 cents
per share as against earnings of
$125,000 or 11 cents per share during the comparable period in 1961.
—v.
194,
1160.
p.
■
income
increased
See
Gladding,
&
this
Co.,
issue.—V.
2154.
p.
In
,
Co.
issued
natural
has
of
advised
struction
tract
the
British
that
it
concerning
Vancouver
contractor
crossing,
Magna
to
for
Island,
the
Magna
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:
Under
the sum
the
>.
terms
its
Pipe
expended
to
contract
date
BICC
Magna
by
Line
contract.
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the
of
under¬
laying
terminate
to
proposed
of the submarine
Callendar's Cables
(BICC),
Insulated
wished
its
delays which would prevent BICC from completing
the due date of July, 1963, was the reason for the
by
tion.?
that
the
stockholders
to
pipeline
gas
announced
portion
'
is
the
project;
con¬
termina¬
,„???:'
reimburse
to
Con¬
the
and
Magna
for
receiving
the reimbursement, Magna would have cash resources of
approximately
$6,400,000 in Canadian funds. (There are currently 993,558 shares of
Magna outstanding),
BICC
further
advised
the
on
that
company
it
will
on
complete
its
lines
from
mile
75
a
„
completion
Magna
the
the
project,
all
the
the
laying
is
and
would
—V.
the
of
from
plan
194,
El
on
mainland
it
Gas
19.5
Paso
pipeline
Natural
This
Island,
with
of
involves
project
the Olympic Peninsula,
extending its transmission
Olympia to Bremerton.
Expenditures for this system
be approximately $5,000,000 of which the company
seek bond
to
purchase
commitments
for
about
$3,000,000.
1844.
p.
Inc.—Debentures
convertible
Sold
Pri¬
reported that $240,000
was
subordinated
tax
debentures
had
sold
privately to Small Business Enterprises, San
Francisco, a subsidiary of Bank of America N.T.&S.A.
Ltd.—Rights Of¬
is offering stock¬
fering to Stockholders—The company
holders the right to subscribe for an additional 316,607
common shares bt $16 per share on the basis of one new
for
each
seven
shares
common
May 8, with rights to expire June 29.
is involved,
Since
held
of
for
the
last
quarter
in
the
1962
fiscal
Additional Financing Details
—
—
stock.
priced
at
amount
tional
The
$152.50,
of
securities
each
debentures
ten
of
in
$100
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the
the underwriting
agreement, the
the underwriters named below, and
purchase, the units offered:
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Inc.
19,60o
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc.—
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
&
year
record
No underwriting
units,
Addi¬
set
Reinholdt
&
&
Systems
the
I.
.
Gardner
500
M.
Simon
&
Co
500
Winston & Co
1,000
300
Dittmar
500
Co.—
500
Crerie
I.
Co
&
&
Co.,
Inc
George Weston
500
300
&
Sons,
Inc.
300
2492.
p.
but may sell
is
registered
not
stockholders
may
with
the
them in Canada.—V. 195,
p.
National
Bank
of
See
ATICO
Financial
Corp.,
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
i4%—
In
?:
its
ported
as
Manhattan
Chase
stock
common
of
Bank
the
has
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
195,
p.
transfer
agent
the
same
sales
Beach
and
sudden
Chief
(Fla.)—
195,
p.
company
senior
to
Bank
act
notes
New
York
Trust
Earnings
shareowners,
has
been
trustee, paying agent and registrar
April 1, 1977.—V. 195, p. 2262.
as
due
for
by the
its 5V2%
Maxson Electronics Corp.—Six Months' Results—
The
corporation had net
sales totaling $4,936,186 for
the
six
months
ending March 31, J. A. Frabutt, President, reported. Sales for the
same
period in the 1961 fiscal year amounted to $6,476,172.
Unaudited operating figures show an after tax-net
income loss of
$63,902
for the first six
months. This
compared to a
net
income
of
$265,265
In
for
letter
the
to
first
half
of
last
Up
stockholders
McCrory
The
1962,
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
corporation announced for the three months ended
of $100,712,000 and a net loss of $4,545,000.
sales
operational
Easter selling
results
quarter
the
which
season,
include the significant
this year fell in April.
not
do
March
The
31,
first-
impact
meaningful
comparison
with
previous
quarterly or
monthly
results can be reported due to the various company acquisitions and
consolidations
The
sales
during
and
McLellan-Green
loss
the
past
reported
Stores
year.
above reflect operations of the McCroryOklahoma Tire & Supply Division,
Division,
act
the
on
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National
North
President •'
plan
merger
early
'
will
exchange
also,
McNaughton,
issue
for
approxi¬
all
American
the
will
out¬
operate
Systems.
"The merger will greatly
strengthen the general mail order and
training operations and improve the profitability of National
Systems," Mr. McNaughton said. "Consolidated annual sales of
$1,500,000 is anticipated once the
merger is effected," he added.
North
American reported net earnings after taxes of
$41,432 for the
ended
Dec.
31,
1961. During
the first
quarter ended
31, 1962, National Systems reported net earnings after taxes
$6,553.—V. 194, p 2770.
five
months
March
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of
The
The
to acquire and operate the facilities of
Illinois if an application filed with the
of
Co.
Commission
Peoples
America—Proposed Merger
plans
company
Storage
Power
Gas
is
approved.
Light &
of
merger
Both
Coke
Natural
companies
Natural
Federal
subsidiaries
are
of
Co.
Gas
Storage into Natural Gas Pipeline
step toward corporate simplification and
greater flexibility in operations," said George P.
Garver, President
of both the pipeline and
storage companies.
"The first step would involve
only the corporate integration, with
the storage operations to continue on the same
basis as at present.
Ultimately, a basic change in the operating concept of the storage
facilities, as well as the service provided therefrom, would, be con¬
is
proposed
handle
Chairman
ago.
this
Officer
W.
J.
Coultrap
expect
as
further
a
Consolidated
Gas
and
quarter
ending
See
Pipeline
Gulf
delivers
gas
Natural
Gas
Coast.
Cooks
and
Mills,
from
Illinois,
fields
Storage
for
in
the
operates
Texas
Pan¬
facilities
near
the
Gas
Storage Co. of Illinois—Proposed Merger
Natural Gas
Pipeline Co.
of
America, this issue.—V. 193, p.
"barring
April
net
earnings for the second quarter were $1,538,675
or $1.09
per share, as against $1,260,357 or $0.90 per share in 1961.
For the half,
net earnings were $2,835,441 or $2.01 per share, com¬
pared with $2,469,553 or $1.76 per share a year ago.—V. 191, p. 2520.
808.
Nelly Don, Inc.—Six Months' Sales—Net Down—
MGDs
30, 1962 were $24,823,575
compared with $21,588,915 last year. For the first- six months the
figures were $45,593,207 and $39,912,610, respectively.
The
improvement in sales and earnings of this dress manufacturer,
during March and April, is expected to continue during the current
quarter ending July 31, according to John J. Quinlan, President.
In
the
before,
six
months
reflecting
country
and
ended
the
bad
April
part
off
were
conditions
the
on
sales
30,
weather
hesitancy
a
of
3%
from
a
year
throughout most of
retailers
to
make
the
forward
commitments.
The
decrease
for
the
six
months
the
third quarter, with the
expected to be ahead of
is
result
a
should
that
be
than
more
volume
earlier,
year
for
Mr.
the
offset
nine
Quinlan
in
months
said.
There
a
sharp upturn in the demand for women's apparel late in the
spring and this resulted in heavy shipments during March and April.
The unfilled order file on April 30 was 15%
larger than a year ago.
was
Missouri Pacific
Chemical
Bank
RR.—Appointment—
New
York
Trust
Co.
has
been
appointed
registrar for
by
the
its
4%
act
as
trustee,
certificates,
trust
Modern
Homes
paying
series
agent
and
Q.—V.
Construction
195,
Net
Co.
2304.
p.
Subsidiary Sells
Debentures Privately-—Modern Homes Finance Co., a
wholly owned subsidiary, has sold privately to institu¬
tional investors an issue of $5,000,000 6%% collateral
trust debentures, series A, due April, 1974. The
place¬
ment was negotiated by Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.,
New York City, and Almon &
McKinney, Inc., Dallas,
and was made with Investors
Mutual, Inc., Investors
Selective Fund, Inc., American National Insurance Co.,
Gulf Life Insurance Co., and Farm Bureau Life Insur¬
$6,649,417
cents
a
Homes
based
in
Valdosta,
Ga.,
sells
the
its
homes
in
17
of
through
country
60
sales
the
finances
the
third
com¬
construction company builds
southern
southwestern
and
states
offices.
The
parent company reported gross profits for the six months ended
March 31, 1962, of $3,140,819 compared with
$1,773,065 for the same
period the year before. Net earnings after taxes for the period were
$665,375, equal to 40 cents per share on 1,655,508 shares outstanding,
compared with $194,932, or 12 cents per share on the same number of
shares.—V.
195,
748.
p.
//■
,
Morse Shoe, Inc.—Sales Up 40%—
In
a
40%
letter
to
increase
period
stockholders
in
sales
for
this
the
Boston, Mass.
18
weeks
ended
$13,435,300, compared with
in 1961.—V. 195, p. 1705.
were
period
company
May
5,
announced
1962.
$9,741,800 for
Sales
the
a
for
corre¬
the
its
of
board
a
equal to
fiscal year,
$15,931,833, as compared with
"Regular
commercial
sales
to
dealers," Mr. Foss commented, "remained at the same level as a year
ago, while sales by customers to dealers increased 5%. However, these
offset
by
a
contracts."For
reduction
*
of
the
six
$92,313,
after
$23,626,969.
Industries
sales
on
months
a
the
In
showed
of
in
shipments
dresses
and
ended
the company showed a
carryback credit. This was on
tax loss
first half
net
earnings
of
of
4,
and
the
previous
$553,036,
or
fiscal
57
sales
year,
com¬
$312,408
$430,684,
were
85
or
in
larger
earnings
for
the
of
new
for
the
than
period
the
second
largest
a
introduction
to
the
195,
p.
on
dress
industry
of
dacron
new
a
1099.
System—Sales—Earnings Higher
England Electric
ended
reports consolidated net income for the first
$7,713,600, equal to 58 cents a share, compared to
54 cents a share in the 1961 period. For the 12 months
of
April
30,
1962,
four
cents
—V.
consolidated
net
income
equaled
$1.37
a
share,
195, p. 1919.
more
Norris
Net
than
in
the
12
months
ended
April
last
30
year.
Dispensers, Inc.—Sales Up 10%—
sales
of
this
manufacturer
of
commercial
and
home
milk
dis¬
and
milk vending machines showed an increase of more than
$818,907 in the first quarter of 1962, as compared with sales
$739,617
in the first
three
months
of
1961,
according to
the
pensers
to
quarterly report issued to stockholders by L. F. Norris, President.
Net
income for
the period
amounted
to
$8,486, as opposed to a
loss
of $18,759
in the first quarter of 1961.
There
were
654,036
shares of stock
outstanding at the end of the quarter.—V. 191,
p.
2205.
corporation has announced net earnings for the nine months
April 30 to $1,475,322, or $1.05 per share, an increase of 36%
of $1,081,969, or 77 cents per share, in the preceding
ended
over
earnings
Earnings per share for both periods
now
outstanding.
Sales for
sales
of
the
nine months
$28,640,840
in
were
computed
$40,940,174,
an
on
cents,
in
the
the
See
of
after
taxes,
cents
'■
I
per
share.—V.
•
'
•
over
the
quarter
same
last
American
year.—V.
195,
p.
1430.
Correspondence Schools
—
Proposed
(
National
Systems Corp., this issue.
,
North American Vending Mfg. Corp.—Annual Report
195,
•
•
Weber,
President
of this Floral Park, N. Y. company, re¬
taxes on sales of $368,628 during the
March 31, 1962.
This represents $0.07 per share
on
157,500 shares currently outstanding.
The
past year was North American Vending's first in business.
Operating results, however, are based on less than ten months of
actual operation.
ported earnings of $10,750 after
fiscal
year
ended
Weber
Mr.
1963
10
1,403,072
43%
quarter ended
North
Robert
approximately
the
increase of
corresponding earlier period.
April 30, 1962, earnings amounted to $391,146, or 28 cents per share, compared with last year's third quarter
earnings of $228,331, or 16 cents per share.
Sales for
the
quarter were $14,301,786, compared with $9,158,879
For
begin
or
were
shares
Motec
during the first quarter ending March 31, 1962 showed
of $2,542,000 with net profits of $351,000, unaudited, or 31 cents
share after provisions for accrued dividends on the outstanding
preferred shares. Earnings also reflect a non-recurring expense in
1.
combined
result
was
the
months
per
v
will
volume
$7,109,700, or
loss
$26,477,895.
$100,000,
of
with
Merger—
net
Napco Industries, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
of
$6,406,558,
were
.
May
Operations
1318.
30
earnings
Quinlan said.
worsted wool fabric.—V.
sales
excess
Net
compared
control
and
the
adoption
with a larger sales volume
expense
New England Electric
under government
Discussing the second half, Mr. Foss said a continuation
of
a
higher level of retail sales is indicated even though sales to dealers
may be slightly less than a year ago. "Earnings, therefore, may not be
as high as originally
expected," he added.—V. 195, p. 9.
p.
April
share,
year.
meeting.
Second
quarter sales amounted to
$17,081,968
in
the
year-ago
period.
than
ended
earlier.
year
record,
exceeded only
by March, 1961. In addition to the larger volume of summer transition
dresses
the
response to
the new Fall Line is expected to be good,
Mr. Quinlan said.
Highlighting the line is a collection of double knit
The
$439,906,
second
more
on
techniques,
Mr.
April's
Inc.—Earnings Down—
quarter of the previous year, net earnings,
after
taxes, were $748,340, or 77 cents per share. Mr. Foss stated that
pre-tax earnings for the quarter ending May 4,
1962, actually ex¬
ceeded a year earlier, but income taxes rose to
$523,000 from $196,000
a year before when earnings were
only partially subject to taxes.
were
months
a
common
Norris-Thermador Corp.—-Nine Months' Net Up 36%—
Motec Industries
In
six
a
effort
quarter,
ago,
10%
v
the
cents
share.
operating
year
four
parent
62
Concerted
New
Modern
and
for
with
to
Co.
ance
of
—
sales
pared
equal
to
company
equipment
of
No
will
J.
Over
year.
accompanying
an
interim
financial
report, Mr. Frabutt indicated that Maxson has been approved by the
U. S. Navy as a Bullpup air-to-surface missile producer and was now
in a position to begin contract negotiations for an initial production
quantity.—V. 195, p. 2492.
a
of
John
Chamberlain,
merger,
National Systems
of capital
stock in
and
company had net earnings, after taxes, of
cents per common share, in the second
quarter
William F. Foss, President, announced
appointed
shareholders
the
by
William
and
systems
Chicago-based firm re¬
14.8%, respectively, over
of the Board J. A. Riggs and
14.2%
up
Executive
the
for
to
following
Co.
•,
announcement
Systems,
;
of
)
Correspondence Schools into National
of stock has been approved by
exchange
an
stated
that
sales
for
the
first
two
months
of
fiscal
satisfactorily, and that the company expects to
from a new and enlarged production facility before
the end of June.
He added that sales and earnings in the current
fiscal year will be substantially in excess of fiscal 1961.
are
The
proceeding
shipments
company
manufactures
'
•
sell
underground storage of
gas.
They
provide
a
coordinated
gas
supply for market areas in
Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Missouri and
Texas.—V. 195, p. 404.
2381.
high level for the remainder of the year,
in the economy."
a
changes
sales
Net
issue.—V.
Inc.—Sales,
earnings
year
a
figures to stay at
any
this
This
Mastan Co.—Appointment—
and urea-
joint
American,
Herscher
43
Chemical
'
technology of -"
packaging and structural
and phenol-formaldehyde resins.
and
companies.
the
terms
Natural
letter
and
period
President
for
2381.
both
National
Division
a
Masco Corp.—Appointment—
The
be¬
'the "combined
on
make
mately 65,000 shares
standing shares of North American;
,y.;;
quarterly
net
sponding
the
draw
to
in June.
Natural
Miami
Exchange Offer Extended—
the
1429.
-
concluded
sidered."
Mercantile
SEC,
not exercise their rights
just
.
-
...
agreement
Gelatinefabriek "Delft" of Delft.
interest in the concern, which will be
will
Lijm
through
to
of
North
"The
500
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
1,000
V.
of
According
of
to
500
__
Inc
man,
'.
.
an
Lijm-en
of North American
Corp.
President
to
Schneider, Bernet & Hick-
1,500
1,500
of
Systems Corp—Proposed Merger—
Directors
Gas
Co
and,
forth
has
Powell, Kistler
Pierce & Co.,
195,
conditions
Chemie
N.
National
of
offering
and
The merger
.
Our
agreed to sell
underwriters have agreed
the
2,000
Sons
and
company
V.
adhesives, polyvinyl resins,
195, p. 2382.
of
terms
N.
result
—V.
principal
shares.
common
the
.
Delft-National
financing details follow:
in
—V.
offered
were
consisting
and
manufacture
position within the Common
Market for the manufacture and sale of adhesives and
polyvinyl resins,
of which it is a leading producer in the
United States.
Last week Na-•
tional announced the conclusion of a similar
agreement with Roquette
Freres of Lille, France,
for the formation of a French company to
produce and market specialty starches.
National
on
>
the
U. S. resident
:
as
expenditures
pany's sales of low-cost shell houses. The
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co.
share
.
earnings
to
Each company will hold a
50%
known as Delft-National Chemie.
'■The move gives National an established
share in
a
McWaod Corp.
of
along
Gas
.
1962
May 28, 1962 issue reported the sale on May 23 of
$3,100,000 of this firm's 6% subordinated convertible
debentures due Dec. 15, 1974, and
310,000 shares of its
mile
to
firm's
this
two
Vancouver
Transmission.
vately—On May 28, 1962, it
of
to
of
is
.Management Technology,
been
consists
proceeding with other aspects
acquisition, for 114,750 shares of Magna
transmission
gas
which
1
•
$9,438,852
was
fiscal
present
island.
that
Natural
dependent
expected
are
Columbia
on
including the
of
pipeline
line
announced
assets
facilities
the
British
land
also
of
year
These
Delft, Holland,
7,?"''
is
company
National and
tween
in
company
*
new
Under
engineering program, probably jointly with Magna, and that it contem¬
plates a review by both companies in the future to ascertain if it
warrants
after
.
report
a
water
heavy
pressures
Halle & Stieglitz
Newhard.
Cook &
Magna Pipe Line Co. Ltd.—To Receive Reimbursement
Crossing—
\
-
fiscal
The
15.9%
cents
Rowles,
195,
1962
$10,488,496.
per
Inc.
Logetronics, Inc.—Securities Sold Privately—On May
29, 1962, Alex. Brown & Sons, Baltimore, reported that
it had sold privately, $200,000 of this firm's 6% con¬
vertible debentures due April 1, 1972 and
71,111 shares
of its common stock.—V. 186, p. 945
For Cable
the
of
earnings
Gregory
Co.—Proposed Merger—
McBean
•
for
to $2,982,787 or 71 cents a share from
$2,572,797
the comparable quarter of the 1961 fiscal
year.
increase, as well as other indications, suggests
that
some
of
the problems
that have depressed the .company's
earnings
recently may now have been overcome, according to Mr. Nolen.
7 Sales for the quarter ended March 31, 1962, amounted to
$177,485,867
compared
to
$164,817,341
in
the
corresponding
1961
quarter.—V.
195, p. 641.
?.
61
or
This
Rauscher,
Lock Joint Pipe
that
market
common
direct
and
noted
Net
-
supermarkets
tax
income
in starting ujt^new facilities,
drug prices, as well as an industry lag
in
new
pharmaceutical
product introductions
during the
calendar
year 1961, temporarily depressed earnings.
This
(J. J.) Little & Ives—Annual Report—
1961
share on the 4,194,338 shares outstanding
against $2.51 per share in the previous year on 4,171,693 shares.
Commenting on the company's income for the
fiscal
year,
Mr.
general
for
.
after
to
equivalent to $2.25
are
In
'
income
compared
:
,;
;•
Net
.
.
»'new
and
--thermoplastic-, and thermosetting resins was an-*
May 21 by National Starch & Chemical,-a Joint owner in the'"
venture.:
reported
of
adhesives
nounced
Up 2.3%, Net Down
March
year
Up 27%—
Cleveland company announced a peacetime record in net sales
the nine-month period ended April 30 and a substantial increase
earnings-per-share over the comparable period in 1961.
In
its
quarterly letter to stockholders, the company reported net
sales at
$13,505,065, up 27%
from last year's nine-month total of
$10,600,903; net profit at $516,958, remarkably higher than last year's
$72,182;, and earnings per share at $2.06 compared with 29 cents in
the nine-month period in 1961.
'
r
'
V
i
The company's previous high nine-month' peacetime period was that
ending April 30, 1959, when net sales totalled $11,629,521. Net profit
at
that time was
$331,777 and earnings per share were $1.32.
In
commenting upon
the
company's
financial report,
President
P. H. Neville emphasized that the $2.06 earnings per share is based
upon
250,572 shares of capital stock outstanding at April 30, 1962.
A
recent
two-for-one
stock split
approved by
shareholders did not
become
effective until May 4.—V.
195, p. 2262.
Formation
the highest sales in its history for Its
31, 1962.
"*
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,V
According to preliminary, .unaudited figures released by Herman,C.
Nolen, President, .McKesson achieved record sales of
$707,769,280 representing a 2.3% increase over $691,696,305 volume in the previous >
ended
year
Nolen
Leece-Neville Co.—Nine Months' Sales
has
company
fiscal
.•••*>.
Following retirement by Siegler of the 650,000 Lear shares it ,owns,
approximately 1,500,000 Siegler^ common shares will be issued to Lear
shareholders on the basis of five Siegler shares for every seven Lear
shares.
This will result in the new total of, 3,800,000 Siegler shares
outstanding on consummation of the merger. The Lear shares, owned
by Siegler, were purchased from William P. Lear, Sr. and his family
and represented their entire holdings.—V. 195, p. 2492.
,
'
,
known
be
Angeles.
,''LSI."
McKesson & Rabbins, Inc.—Sales
9
National Starch & Chemical Corp.—New Dutch Affil.
•
sell
31, the proposed merger-is^ expected to be consummated within the first
several
(2597)
Ice-Mart,
a
completely
automatic
ice
vendor,
cube
dispenses
that
The Commeroxal and Financial Chronicle
(2598)
10
lines,
vending machine
1903.
and Bag-Mart another cion-operated
polyethylene fishmg bags.—V. 193, p.
Corp.—Earnings Set Record—:
The
company's earnings in the first quarter of 1962 were at the
highest rate in the company's history, President Dr. Armand Hammer *
told stockholders attending the company's annual meeting at Bakers-;
'Calif.1'
'••/.•.'"
*
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/
/. *
■
income of approximately
net
a
■
.
,
anticipates
Occidental
said
also
He
months of 1962 equal to about 70 cents;
per share, based on the 4,218,984 shares of Occidental common stocky
outstanding as of April 30, 1962.
V
i
Gross
operating revenues in the initial quarter of 1962 amounted
to $2 470,150, compared to $7'8(j,255 in the first three months of 1961.;
Net income for the first quarter of 1962, including special items and,
after deducting depletion, depreciation, amortization and lease abandon¬
ments, was $525,882 equal to 12.6 cents a share as compared with
$54,907 equal to 1.5 cents per share in the same 1961 period.—V, 195,million
$3
first
the
in
six
a
.
2255.
p.
•
•
,
r
has
company
Paint
Kelly-Moore
subsidiary
Each
owns
...
.
Higher
! Pacific Coast Properties, Inc.—Sales—Earnings
Completing its first full year of operations this Los Angeles based
real property development company reported earnings before deprecia¬
tion and other non-cash charges of $1,166,565 in 1961, compared with
a
cash loss before depreciation and other non-cash charges of $93,134,
for the seven months of its activities in I960.
^
$11,658,874 from $2,292,796, and gross
assets rose to $49,120,575 at the end of 1961, as compared with $37,-.
091,588 for the seven months of the previous year.
In the company's annual report to its stockholders, Harry E. Pierson,
President
said: "Even more indicative of our upward trend is the fact
a
cash loss of $112,771
was
incurred during the first half of 1961,
compared with $1,166,565 earnings (before depreciation and other non¬
cash
charges) for that entire year." He added that no provision for
Federal income
taxes on 1961 earnings was necessary by reason of
(: preciation
taken.
'
Mr.
Pierson
also said that according to preliminary figures, gross
Iv;venues the first quarter of 1962 are substantially in excess of revei; ies during the comparable period of 1961.—V. 195, p. 2382.
Gross
increased
revenues
to
<
..
Management & Development Co.
Net Lower—
/;..;!"/
-
Revenues,
—
"''.'V'vliVt
per share earnings of
Lewis
L. Colasurdo
participating preferred shares held of record May
Rights will expire June 22. - -,
/
\ ...."
The offering is* not being underwritten, but. Smith,
Barney & Co., New York City,- will organize a group*
of participating dealers to solicit subscriptions. •■'/-/-rr^:
Holders of common shares of New York registry of
name of
the
191, p. 388.
the
1962
23,
May
On
•
Pictures
Paramount
corporation
changed
was
to
*'
*
j
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Down—
reports estimated consolidated net income for the
first quarter of 1962 at $1,129,900, or 67 cents per share based upon
1,690,231 shares outstanding on March 31, 1962.
-•■.■Vv,;/G./-t'
This
Comparative consolidated net income for the same period in 1961
to $2,450,000, or $1.46 per share.
In addition, an investment
profit
cents
realized
was
the
in
of approximately $400,000, or 24
shares then outstanding.—V. 194,
l.;'•
amount
share based upon 1,673,231
per
2079.
p.
.
sales
Net
have
and
increased
of
earnings
company for
the same
the
75%
than
more
over
electronic, electri¬
cal and other products in the Netherlands and 30 other countries for
sale throughout the free world. Philips' principal products include tele¬
vision and radio sets, electronic tubes and semiconductors, incandescent
and fluorescent lamps, electronic and industrial components and. ma¬
terials, domestic appliances, and telecommunications, X-ray, specialindustrial and sound equipment, as well as pharmaceutical products and
•
annual
Of
Philips'
achieved
company's
"The
history,
that
reported
the
substantial
with
backlog
ahead
was
history of Park has been
Shore stated,
I foresee
"and
three
next
for
years,
last
over
also
He
year.
on
the
75% over last year,
history of continuous growth," Mr;
internal
through
this growth pattern
development
acquisition."
..
for
sound
and
;
.
.
.
,
'
the
told
Shore
Mr.
stockholders
he
pleased with the cur¬
rent
performance of New England Laminates Co., Inc. (NELCO),* a
recent acquisition. NELCO, he said, was responsible for 20% of Park's
increase
in
sales and
earnings for March and April, 1962, and is
expected to assume greater importance in the total company picture;
He said that Park anticipated increased demand for NELCO laminates
by the aerospace and computer industries, where high reliability In
printed circuitry is critical.
Stockholders
to
for
serve
holders
thares
was
of
For the
sales
net
reelected
the
class
the
ensuing
stock
a
five
was
very
members
of
the
board
countries
countries
for
for 9%..
the world
from
of
directors
27
shares
both
unless
issue
'
Industries,
•
Philips
of
parts
the
v
,
-number
same
-
-
-
-.
are,
the
beneficiaries
such,
as
the
under
Trust),
report.—V.
new
194
subsidiary
Included
not
were
in
the
shares
1962
laws
which
Directors
22 Vi
is
the
Of
carries
stockholders of
a
of
business
operations
the
in
United
of
\r;- 7
; n-v;
-'
shares
on
sufficient
amount
exceed
to
exhaust
the
sum
100%, excluding interest.—V.
of
195,
$250,349
p.
at
prices
not
other
and
agement of
well
as
factors.
■
Philips Industries,
provide
as
adequate
CAPITALIZATION
sufficient to
be
funds
GIVING
for
N.
V.
TO
PRESENT
priority
Jersey,
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America,
sec
this issue.—V. 195,
Perkin-Elmer Corp.—-Nine Months'
Net
sales
of
$20,924,412
tific
instrument
year
ended April
were
manufacturer,
p.
cumulative
10,000,000
Common
expenditures
Z
;
FINANCING
195,
$14
issued:
69,444
30, 1962. This is
the year before.
an
8%
advance
over
nine
months-
sales
of
of
"profits for the period
common
ago.
stock,
with $730,868
Results
of
operations
consolidated in
be
equivalent to $0.59 per share
and
$0.58
per
shares outstanding at April 30, 1962
were
1961, there were 1,252,460 shares outstanding.
Common
April 30,
will
compared
were $747,146,
of
foreign
share
a
year
1 276 759-
manufacturing subsidiaries
'
39,906
are
not
the parent company's
consolidated,
however,
financial statements. Subsidiaries
starting with the annual report to be
published in October.
During the past several months, Perkin-Elmer has Introduced a num¬
of new products in Its analytical instrument and electronic device
ber
June
-1.
<"
newly
formed
a
Co.
V
After all charges, net income
equivalent to 62 cents a share
at
the
excess
enters
of
V
"
/
242,979
;r."
-
,
for
the
the
on
year-end. For
the
1962
fiscal
187,838
year
shares
1961,. fiscal
This
■
year
capital
Planet
.
>
its
current
$4,000,000,
Mr.
fiscal
year
Groeneveld
with
stock
reported
In
/,
this
1962,
earnings
earnings
number
reached
former
Earnings
were
of
high
the
an
of
a
stated.—V.
backlog
187,
p.
of
orders
in
2844.
Weeks.—V.
with 100
year
a
ago.
-
195,
showing
were
improvement
1853.
p.
'
first
the
over
r '•
twelve
:
-
.
•
'
Republic-Transcon Industries, Inc.- -Earnings Up 125%
-
For Year—
The
a major national manufacturer of water heaters,
air
appliances, and outdoor signs, reported net earnings for
of $1,203,455, equal to 45 cents a share on the 2,682,163
company,
conditioners,
the
1961
year
of stock outstanding on Dec. 31; 1961.
This is more than three
net earnings of $358,480 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1960, which
equal to 20 cents a share on the 1,810,913 shares of stock out¬
standing at that date.
i-T. •: /< ••'
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/
shares
times
was
.
>
Milton J. Stevehs, board chairman and chief executive officer, pointed
that
out
for Federal
provision
taxes
income for
on
reduced
by approximately $447,000 by reason of
operating losses of prior years. .
•
v
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Stevens
Mr.
said
that
the
1961
year
was
carryforward Of net
•
J
/
a
,
"1961
was
a
period of important and vital
acquisitions, consolidation, and realignment,
to strengthen our management, widen
our range
of products, diversify our interests/ and improve our facili¬
ties.'/
>,
,•' •■-:
/ 'A-it,<i'•
/■/;
Net sales -for
1961 ..were reported py Mr. Stevens to have reached
preparation,", featured
Vail
part of
by
planned
a
program
-
'
$24,775,709,
at
$40
compared
million,
to $15,606,193 for
1960. He
predicted higher earnings.
an
estimated
.•>
The
-
reported
company
equal
to
cents
16
standing
on'M'arch
equal
20
to
March
31,
Milton
J.
quarter
871,250
Stevens,
of
Society
first
1962
quarter
RTI
loss
sales
net
;
for
$364,094
of
\.//-,Z,'
•
for
Federal, income
the
only
amounted
to
$50,600 lfest year, because
.»>•
•
,1 '
'
of.
tax
RepUbiic-Transcon
of
1961
based
share
a
v.
193,
•
Industries reported sales for
net' income of $1,203,455,
$25,381,136,
2,682,163
' //;•:'
shares
on
1834.
p.
and
the
'7:•'■ ■
Revlon, Inc.—Acquisition—
This
York
New
manufacturer
and
President
The
of
women's
Revlon.
of
acquisition,
*
acquired
has
company
-
is
apparel,
announced
:
;
;
Evan-Picone,
......
which
-;<-:
of
year
to 45 cents
31,
1961.—I
equal
at DeC.
outstanding
same
//'.'/r
full
the
•
fecord
a
_
;
on
based[
are
first
the
J
outstanding
earnings
quarter
of
1962''amounted to
$8,654,305, slightly more than double sales of $4,325,394 for
period a year ago. " - (-///
' -'-M
/ ■
'v1-*
Net
/
of $417,298
stock out¬
speaking to
the Los Angeles'
said
that pre-tax net for the 1962
double
the
pre-tax
net
of
$445,421
<>:
carry-forward.
of
Chairman,
Analysts,
$860,616,
aliqost.
reported a year ago. Provision
$430,308 this year, compared to
a
share
outstanding.
shares
Financial
was
per
•
'•
earnings
shares
1962.
This compares with a
share on the 1,810,913 shares
a
The
additional
an
on
net
2,682,163
31;
cents
1961.
quarter
the
on
sales
,
'
first
record
share
per
1962
•
•
Quarterly Report—
■
Inc.,
designer
Charles
Revson,
^
....
'
-
effective
immediately,
involved
a
cash,
transaction. Evan-Picone will be operated as a subsidiary of Revlon,
under. the
continuing management of Joseph Picone, Charles Evans
Robert
Evans.
sales
Evan-Picone
in
are
of
excess
$10,000,000
annually.
-"This
acquisition is the result of an" intensive study we have made
opportunities for profitable expansion In the women's apparel and
industry," Mr. Revson said. "EVan-Picone is one of the largest
of
fashion
companies
Picone
in
the
fast
should»make
because
label
its
headed
by
growing sportswear field. We believe Evahimportant contrfbution to
Revlon
growth,
with quality and the company is
and vigorous management team."
an
is
synonymous
youthful
a
and
sweaters
New
designs,
suits.
manufactures
the
and
sells
shirts,
Headqurters of Evan-Picone
Jersey*,;....V '.'
high
Elyria,
in
the
cash
V
were
not
slacks,
blouses,
at -North
are
•;
transaction
356,
or
Ohio
in
has
company
first, quarter
income
this
Bergen,
"
'v•"'*
announced.-^V.
195,
1597.
p.
year.
hit
sales
'
..
.
'//'•
/
its
announced
v;record
a
•
...
,
the
quarter advanced more than 25%, rising to $540,>cents a share, from $415,412, or 49 cents a share, a year
sales were increased to $5,079,057 from $4,414,425, a gain
Net
63
i5%.
.
Ridge is
a
•
/:•'■■;
leading producer of pipe and tubing tools—V. 195,
1853.
p.
or
two
common
69
years
shares
or
85
cents
were
cents
a
a
share.
share
based
public
year
outstanding
This
last
ending
increase
24, 1962, Adams & Co.> Los Angeles, offered publicly,
.100,000 shares of this firm's
par capital
stock at
$3 per share. Net proceeds will be used by the company
for
the
with
repayment
capital..
...
t
1
and
others.
by
of
the
as
electronic
The
to
H.
loan,
is
engaged
in
components, and
was
incorporated
1949
G.
and
the
under
Rising,
•
•
-
distribution
equipment
under
name
limited
a
the
working
for
'■- •'^ •./■'.
Electro
parts,
in
bank
a
.•
company
California
successor
of
'
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BUSINESS—Rising's
the
laws
which in turn was the successor to a sole proprietorship
H. G. Rising in 1928. The general partners of the limited
ship were Harry G. Rising, Edward "J. Rising and Robert R.
By amendments to its Articles of Incorporation the company
the
name,
became
Rising's Inc.,
Electro, Inc., on
May
April 9,
on
27,
1960,
in
November
1961
the
and
its
founded
partner¬
Herrick.
adopted
present
name,
1962.
company's wholly-owned subsidiary,
active
of
of H. G.
Rising, Inc.,
partnership, formed in
1937,
Rising's
'■
of< eleci-
manufactured
by
The
compares
during 1960-61. Per share
weighted average of the
during the respective periods.
on
Rising's Electro, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—On May
State
.
all-time high of $13,101,233, an 8%
$12,140,510 reported the prior year.
$530,403,
$413,651
for
of
be'
common
/
.
compared
year
profit,
operating
trical
the
the
will
Purex
an interim report to shareholders, Mr. J. R. Niven, President of
ftorthern
California
food
chain,
reported, that both sales and
the
present
on
rvtnhir8 this Chicago, 111., company reported sales for
October, t!LStrMnUal report to stockholders since going
31,
,
of
reported sales of $24,361,970 for the 12-week period
1962, an increase of 3.5% over a year ago. An after¬
$70,769 was experienced during the twelve week period./
compares
with a loss of $2,382 for the comparable period a1
ago.-The increase in sales was achieved from a smaller number
of stores—93
'
$115 880,
was
of
year
..
over
;
Manufacturing
shares;
of
ago.
763,889
Playskool Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up 8%, Earn 24%
ings 24%—
--
Jan.
447.
p.
'/
Holt
of
company
Net
$144>644- Or-"77 cents a Share based
capita^izaTion
Planet
V Z
",
California.,
March-24,
loss
tax
This
at
'
.
Planet
sales of $18,335,154
Net
of
into
dividend
to
on
Brass
Ridge Tool Co.—Sales Set Record—
5,746,400 shares.
,
•
Akron
The
$14
shares
outstanding
Norwalk, Conn., scien¬
the first nine months of its fiscal
record
were-transferred
named
dividend
converted
Purity Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—Net Down—
The
ended
Terms of
Corp.
(engineers and manufacturers of auto^
mated
materials
handling systems)
totalled
$5,157,242 in the fiscal
year ended
March 31,
1962, a record high and an increase of 20%;
over sales of
$4,303,626 In the previous fiscal year, Frank
Groeneveld,
Jr., President, announced in a preliminary
report.
*
/ :
/
reported by this
for
Oakland;
and
stock.—V.
participating preferred'shares
guilders per share) authorized:
25
shares;
Planet Corp.—Sales Up 20 %—
Net
Earnings Up 8%—
of
quarterly
shares
agreement.
•
-r Auth. • - Outstdg.
(in thousands U.S. $)—-
.7
(par value-Nfl.' 25 per share)authorized:
110,000,0000 shares; issued outstanding 34,988,920 shares
,—V, 195, p. 2493.
1596.
Brass
was
The
outstanding
Common
stock; of
exchahged for an undisclosed number
shares
(par value
2382.
t6 shareholders
Akron
which
Brass
merger
E.
Evan-Picone
(par value Nfl. 5,000 per
share) authorized: 10 shares; issued: 10 shares
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Subs. Plan Merger-
the
,
ONLY)'
r.
4%
these
cover
working capital.
EFFECT
(PHILIPS
to
regular
a
Akron
of
Pur ex Corp., -Ltd.—Acquisition—
and
•
J.
terms
15
of
declared
Fishelson, President of Akron Brass, announced
profit of Akron Brass for the first 16 weeks of 1962 totalled-
net
of
Exchange Bank, Philadelphia, Pa., will Until
3 p.m. (EDT) on June 29, 1962, receive tenders for the sale to it of
general mortgage 4Vt%
bonds, series "E" due July 1, 1984
to an
June
Meanwhile,
also
including
under
subsidiary
•
The net proceeds of 693,007,984 guilders (U. S.
$192,502.2-18), after
deducting estimated expenses of 31,032,000 guilders (ft. S, $8,620,000),
from the sale of the common shares
together with the .funds reasonably
expected to be available from depreciation, which it is estimated will
amount
to approximately 250 million guilders
($69 million) in both
1962 and 1963, and from operations will, in the
Judgment of the- man?
.6%
Trust Corn
Girard
-
share,
assets
of
planned for. 1962
are
conditions
Pennsylvania RR—Tender for Bonds—
The
Corp.—Merger Effective—
-
Premifer
a
<
'
located
are
1852.
p.
This Lakewood, Calif., company has announced that it had
acquired
the Holt Manufacturing Co., Tampa, Florida, and will
operate it as a i
subsidiary. The company operates plants in Tampa,' Newark, New
States
approximately ,570 million'guilders (U.S. $158 mil-i
in- connection with capital investment proj-r
ects including expenditures for the enlarged central research
laboratory
in Eindhoven, manufacturing facilities and office
buildings.'-The man¬
agement of Philips Industries estimates that capital expenditures in
1963 will be slightly less than in 1962,
depending upon general business
rose
headquarters
195,
Brass
Mfg.
Co.,
Inc.,
into
Premier
Industrial;
May 21 with filing of certificates adopting the agree¬
payable
/
Philips "N.'V.
trust created in December, 1956,
Connecticut
(United States Philips
under
Stateon
.:;v
Expenditures
lion)
•
Corporate
Chicago.—V.
Akron
cents
Premier
•>
its
proceeds,.-
annual
of
effective
of. merger.
ment
simul¬
continuing improvement, replacement-and expansion of plant, and other
facilities., The United States Philips Trust Will receive no part of the
2337.
p.
of
class
and
-c>-.
•UNITED STATES PHILIPS TRUST—The
of 1961,
the company acquired New England Laminates
manufacturer of high reliability glass epoxy laminates. Fig¬
the
Premier Industrial
; Mergef
became
with executive headquarters at Eindhoven,, the
and its subsidiaries carry on Philips'- operations in all
free world except the United States.
"
Netherlands,
fall
for
ures
9%
V.
taneously,,/
;
.
compared to $208,190 a year ago.
Per share earnings
cents to 41 cents on 775,000 shares
outstanding. <
Inc.,
.
of persons employed aggre¬
The total number
5%.
fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1962, Park Electrochemical reported
of $3,231,873
as compared
to $2,330,056 in the prior fiscal
as
the
In
*
other- Western -Hemisphere "countries
the United States -3%,
an
$314,313
Co.,
the rest of
and
-
approximately 226,000.
- Gemeensehappelijk Bezit van Aandeelen Philips' Gloeilampenfabrieken (Philips'itf. V.), a private limited liability stock corporation,
was
incorporated under Netherlands laW on April 23, 1920 fni* the
purpose of acquiring and administering the shares of N."V7 PhilipsGloeilampenfabrieken (Philips Industries) and maintaining the national'
character of Philips Industries.- Philips N.
Mb'Uharry on ;afiy
business operations and does not own any property except for shares
of and accounts receivable from Philips Industries,
which has agreed
to pay all expenses of Philips N. V. At the present time Philips N .V."
owns
99.97% -of the. outstanding common shares and 99.76%
of the
outstanding preferred shares of Philips Industries. The Articles of As-,
sociation of Philips N. V. and Philips Industries provide, in effect, that
Philips Industries may issue and sell shares only to Philips N. v.: and
that neither Philips N, V. nor Philips Industries may issue additional
increase of 39%. Net income before taxes was $628,313 com¬
pared. with $427,815 last year, and net income after taxes amounted to
year,
11%
The
Also receiving approval from share¬
plan for key employees involving 20,000
option
t
S- $1,371;
guilders (U.
Netherlands-accounted fot\*>12%., other Western. European "
for 64%, the United States for 4%,.other Western Hemisphere;
year.
stock.
A
of
company'^
the
by
a
continuation of
a
both
gains
" - t
:
4,936" million Neth,,
•-•
'• •
sales
1961
PROCEEDS—Philips Industries will applv- the proceeds for" general
corporate purposes, including working capital requirements • and the
at the Biltmore Hotel, Mr. Shore said that based
in this period he anticipated
the best year in
meeting
results
records.
phonograph
was
1962',
and April,
March
period last year, it
announced
by Jerry Shore, board chairman.
Addressing
a
group
of
stockholders' gathered
.
subsidiaries. The properties of the United Stai es Philips
Trust are managed independently of Philips N. V. and Philips Indus¬
tries for the equal and -ratable ^benefit of the shareholders of Philips
N. V. and the public shareholders of Philips Industries.-r- ; ;
' v'-_
Corp.—Sales Up 75%—
Electrochemical
plants.
Ave.,
.
BUSINESS—Philips manufactures a wide range of
through
Park
five
Kedzie
$196,400, an increase of 42 Va % over the $137,800 total for the same last year. Net sales were $1,345,600, up 13y2% over last year's
$1,183,500 for the same period.—V. 195, p. 1100. v
:
will receive transferable warrants, exer¬
cisable through the U. S, Subscription Agent;. Bankers;
Trust Co., New York City, evidencing rights ta subscribe,
for additional shares,
Common share rights - evidenced,
by coupons number 86 may be! exercised through sub-.
scription agents, in the U..S.,o£ in Europe, -Preferred;
share rights, however, may only be exercised through
European subscription agents.J~
: -
amounted
operates
North
period
record May 29
corporation
and
3720
that
,
N.
Palm Beach-Dade Corp.—Name Changed—
at
.r
gated
-
children
15
or
and''other' countries
"Compared
with
the
results for all of
1961, when the company
reported gross revenues of $2,886,421 and after-tax earnings of $152,='
175,
equal to 20 cents per share on the same capitalization," he
explained, "Pakco's gains lri this traditionally slow first quarter are
most encouraging." Comparable "quarterly figures for the previous year
are
not available because the company only became publicly-held In
IGecember, 1961.—V. 195, p. 1852.
•-
Robert
J. Meythaler, Chairman and Manuel J. Fink, 1
for the current year are budgeted at $20 million.
major factors accounting for the estimated increase'/
are
sales of products of the Halsam Products
Co., a recent Playskool
acquisition," Mr. Meytbaler said. "In addition, we ahticipate significant1
sales increases from new products resulting from the
company's con¬
tinued emphasis on research
and development."
r Playskool is a major manufacturer of educational
toys for pre-school'
Premier
at;
shares
common
29.
48%,
cents on 755,557 shares outstanding..
pointed out that the company's first quarter,
expectations
for
Pakco's
continued growth.
Cape Canaveral Corp.—V.
6,153,140
additional
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
the
of
Certain
Stockholders—The
is offering its stockholders the right to sub¬
Offering to
N. V.—Rights
for" aft
scribe
'
13
his
confirmed
results
reported -that
.
the aH-bime record
decline in earnings was
over
a
geographical distribution of Philips' .total combined' assets at;
Dec. 31, 1961 of 6,251 million Neth. guilders
(U. S. $1,736 m'illio'ii>„was as follows:
the Netherlands 35%, other Western European countries
N.
Hammonton,
; "J
million)j the
J„
diversified management company with
subsidiaries in financing, insurance, leasing, electronics and agricul¬
ture, reported net earnings of $99,687 on gross revenues of $l;029,302.
tor the three month period ended March 31, 1962. This amounts to
This
j
M
^ :
.
sales
"One
both domes¬
G. '7
.
to
President,
$33 per share (or 11.8.75 Netherlands guilders per share) ,
oft the basis" of one fteW share for.^afchfivq common:
<■
Pakco
195, p. 1926.
According
„
exchange of
Co.—Earnings Down, Sales Up— ~
company
time,
company
announced the sale
Co., Inc., San Carlos, Calif.
;
and operates a lumber yard in Southern Cali¬
fornia.
Approximately $1 million was involved in the sale of the
three yards, which are located in Santa Barbara, Santa Maria UhU;
Ban Luis Obispo.
tv-i',
• ,.
»
A Pacific Coast spokesman said that the sale is in keeping with
the
company policy, stated at the time of its recent merger with The^ Bell
Co., of concentrating on new growth industries.
Cash proceeds of the,
sale, he said, will be used for acquisition purposes.—V. 192, p. 116..
The
to
On May 17, the
phase laser.
gas
consolidated net sales - showed further
established a year ago. At the same
experienced, primarily as a result of
expenses and market conditions which are pot expected to recur in thei
current year, according to the report.
*•
•'•
i Consolidated net sales for the year ended March 31. 1962 were $237,->.
800,000 as compared with $234,800,000 a year ago, and net income was
$4,422,000
as
compared with $4,964,000.
After preferred dividends,;
earnings per share of common stock were $2.31 as compared with $2.60.
Sales and earnings for both years now include the C. H. Musselman<
Co. and the R. E. Funstgri Co. which were acquired in fiscal 1962 on at
'"pooling-of-interests'.'basis.—V. 195, p. 1023.
v. The
growth
! Philips
Subsidiaries— ,
of three lumber subsidiaries
wave
foreign manufacture.—V.
and
Pet Milk
-
.
Coast Co.—Sells Three
Pacific
tic
continuous
a
as
acquired Erb & Gray Scientific, Inc. through an
& Gray is a dealer in scientific instruments of
Erb
stock.
Petroleum
Occidental
field
well
as
company
.
as
an
Nova Electronic
Sales, Inc.,
engineering-distributor for a
a
Continued
on
page
52
Volume
195
Number 6165
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
•
tables."
In
nounced
the
first
indicate
we
the
all
two
separate
dividends
in which
Name of
Abbott
Gasket
net
Electric
Year-end
■
5%
(s-a)
Power
&
American
Can,
American
System
Sugar
7%
Crystal
prior
American
(s-a)
I™-™-
(quar.)
preferred
Sugar,
District
Co.
Factors,
(quar.)
Extra
2nd
5%
4th
and
Y.)
(N.
3rd
Snuff
preferred
5c
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
6- 5
(quar.)
(quar.)
for
Power
(quar.)
_
4.72%
each
&
4.32%
preferred
5.48%
Armstrong
Rubber
Arundel
Corp.
Arwood
(quar.)
Inc." (quar.)
& Santa Fe Ry.—
Stores,
Atchison, Topeka
preferred
Press
Atlas
Avalon
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Science
Axe
&
from
5.9c
from
Babcock
Electronics
4%%
Corp.—
...
.
plus
income
Falstaff
Fidelity
First
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries
Barry-Wright
Bassett
-—
(quar.)
Canada
of
—
(quar.)__;—___
Furniture
Bastian-Blessing
(quar.)
Co.
Hardware & Mfg.,
Belknap
——
common
47c
preferred
preferred
4%
preferred
Corp.
Edison
Brewer
6-29
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-22
(C.)
action
(No
this
Companies,
General
_
payment
Trust
Genuine
Parts
Giant
held
on
11
June
New
Co.
will
holders
to
Gould
vote
on
4V2%
7%
$2.25
4.75%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
Bank
Penn-National
6-29
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Central
Transformer
Chateau-Gai
Wines
Chirurg & Cairns
Chock Full O'Nuts
Utilities
Citizens
Class
A
Clarage
;
Connecticut
General
Life
Insurance
(quar.)
Connohio, Inc., common (quar.)
40c
preferred
(quar.)—,___■_,
Common
Stock
(R.
Co.,
(quar-)
common
(quar.)___,
,
(quar.).
__
Connector .Corp.,.
.
class. A-
Ltd.
(quar.)
Inc.
6%
conv.
(Canada)
(quar.)
Engine Co.
Abbey
&
6-5
6- 8
7-16
6-11
6-11
6-29
6-29
6- 8
7-5
6-15
(quar.)
7- 9 v
6-28
t$3
i$2
43%c
I
■
6-22
6-15
;
6-28
6-15
7- 1
6-13
•
'
6- 8
6- 8
6-30
6-30
20c
$1.12%
;
___
i-'
'
of
9c
from
investment
net
Markets,
Minit
Electric
49c
income
Jurgensen's
5-31
6-22
10c
15c
$2
30c
12%c
6-13
6-29
6-16
6-29
6-15
6- 4
6- 8
6- 6
6-15
6- 4
8c
10c
' 10c
40c
50c
$1
$1.12%
Inc._
7- 2
7- 2
6-15
6-20
7-2
7-2
6- 8
6-29
6-20
6-11
6-15
6- 1
6- 6
6-8
6-8
5-28
6-14
6- 1
.
(Calif.)
(s-a)
Kavanau
(monthly)
(quar.)
Trecker Corp. (quar.)—
Corp.
Kearney
&
Corp.
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Koppers Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)_
Kroehler Mfg., 4%%
preferred (quar.)
12%c
10c
Kromex
Corp.
(quar.)
Heater Co.
Kysor
Laclede
,.10-
6-15
5% preferred B (quar.)_
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.
(increased)
6- 8
Lehigh, Valley Industries,
6- 8
6-20
Lehn
Lewers
6-20
1
7-13
55c
7-1
$1.37%. ;
7-1
12%c. ^--7- 2.
9-20„
•
.
t40c
6- 2
6-
8
6-15
.
6-15
6-13.
7-2
'3-30
6-30
6- 8
5%
(quar.)
(s-a)
.pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7- 2
6-30
6-30
7-16
_7- 2
Products
•
——
$1.50 pfd. A
(s-a)
(quar.)-
_
& Cooke, Ltd., common
preferred (quar_)
Long Island Lighting Co.—
„5% preferred B (quar.)—;
v
—
_v..
r
_
10c
75c,
20c
preferred D
6-22
6-12
-
6-20
„
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-13
6- 8
6- 1
6- 9
•
(quar.)
,—
4.35% preferred E & F (quar.)
^
$1.08%.
:
5V8% preferred H
(quar.)
—$1.28Va
Los- Angeles
Investment./Co.
(quax.)
_
$5
4V4%
,
12%c
25c
_•
$1.25
$1.06V-t
—*
v
5-16
.
.-
"
7.-1^-6-11
7- 1
6-11
7- 16-11
7- 1
6-11
6-15
5-31
6-13
5-29
Fink
&
5-31
26%c
27c
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas, common
4.32%
preferred A
6-15
6-30
174%
$.0461
Rinascente
La
M
&
Dietetic
R
Madison
9-29
15c
t25c
17%c
6-29
6-15
Magor
7- 3
6-12
Manischewitz
9-10
6-20
4c
:/
6-
8
6-15
6-15
15c
6-
5
5-31
60c
convertible
Car
(B.)
(M.)
McDonnell
&
Corp.
Son
Aircraft
(quar.)
—'
1
Co.
15c
-
6- 5
(quar.)
(increased
(quar.)_______
Corp.
(quar.)
quar.)— *
,
-
6-15
7-
6-12
6-11
7-2
6-11
$2.50
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
—
$2.50
10c
7-
6
6-13
7-
6
6-13
1 60c
$1
(quar.)
$1.50
30c
6-15
6-13
6-
6-
9
5-31
7-10
6-30
7-
6-15
1
5
1
(quar.)
common
25c
20c
20c
.
150c
40c
37Vic
6-
6-23
8
7-
2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
Debenture
&
10c
125c
Aggregates
Pacific
Cement
Intermountain
Pacific
Northwest
&
15c
25c
25c
30c
30c
25c
7-1
6-29
6-25
7- 2
7- 2
7- 1
8
6-18
6-
8
7-
6-15
6-15
6-22
6-
7-
6-19
6-29
6-
8
8
2
8
30c
6-29
6-
$1.50
20c
' 15c
7-13
6-29
6-22
6-11
1
7-20
6-27
10c
$1
40c
150c
6-29
6-29
6-
5
5c
$2.09
5-31
5-
1
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
•
Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment iricome)Philadelphia Title Insurance (annual)
Porter (H. K.) Co.
(Del.) (quar.)___
Power Corp.
of Canada Ltd., (quar.)
Prevor-Mayrsohn International (quar.)
Philadelphia
7
6-
3
(quar.)
Service
Gas
6-
6-30
22c
preferred
Petrolane
1
6-21
12c
& Telegraph, com.
(quar.)
Pep Boys-Manny Moe & Jack—
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Pacific Telephone
6%
6-
15c
12Vic
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)—
Express
Bell
6-
6-18
2
7-20
:
Pacific
8
3
7-
110c
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.
Mines,
Copper
1
6-
7-
America
of
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)
Loan
Opemiska
30c
115c
Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Life
Line
8-
6-
8
6-
8 J
Fund,
;
(N. J.)—
Prospect Park National Bank
-•
6-30
"*6-20
6-29
6-15
(R. I.)
Washington Insurance Co.
7
25c
Carolina
of North
Co.
(quar.)
6-21
6-
10c
Quarterly
Public Service
Inc
Enterprises,
Reinsurance
Renaire
(N. Y.)
(s-a)
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
Foods,
•
Inc. (quar.)
Rio Grande Valley Gas (quar.)
Rochester Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
Rockland National Bank
(Suffern, N. Y.)—
Rollins Broadcasting, class B
(quar.)
Rhodes,
Rosenau
Bros,
Rothmoor
Class
7-
1
6-10
6-18
6-11
Corp.,
10c
common
Association
Co.
Dairies,
B
class
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
South Carolina Electric
preferred
&
Gas,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
approved
Co.
Sterling
(increased)—
Corp., 50c convertible pfd.
(quar.)
Brewers
(quar.)
;
Stop
Shop,
(quar.)
&
Poors
Strong Cobb
this
Sun
Corp.
preferred
Realty
Toys,
Trans
Mountain
Lines
70c
pfd.
(accum.)
—_—
Construction- (quar.).—
(quar.)
Inc.
common
Unilever
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
6-29
6-15
7-25
6-25
7-16
6-22
7-
6-15
5
Oil
Line
Pipe
(s-a)
(Calif.)—
(initial
quar.)
6-15
6-15
$1.31%
12Vic
$.4245
}15c
tl5c
40c
62Vic
57 Vic
56%c
$0.64125
6-29
Union
Bag-Camp
Union
Pacific
United
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-22
6-
8
7-
3
5-31
7-
3
5-31
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
5-31
5-29
t$1.50
25c
20c
12Vic
25c
6-
1
6-11
6-
5
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-14
7-
3
6-15
6-15
6-29
6-
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
6-20
17Vic
15c
12Vic
12%c
35c
12Vic
40c
6-29
6-18
6-18
6-29
6-
5
6-20
6-
6
8
t
6-
8
6-25
6-
8
6-25
6-11
6-15
6-
7-
6-20
$0.07225
V.
N.
5
2
15c
$1.12
Corp
Tonka
New
7-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Shipyards
at
(quar.)
common
A
Co.
Times-Mirror
Transcon
6-15
6-15
10c
.
Corp.,
Thompson-Starrett Co.,
Tiffany & Co.
(quar.)
Todd
payment
common
on
time
Tishman
2
2
Inc.—•
taken
Chemical
$4.50
6-~4
7-
7-
7-
—r—10c
(quar.)___
Inc.
Arner,
action
No
5
a
Spotless
&
6-15
6-
5-29j
Co.—
three-for-two
split of the common stock—
;
Sovereign Life Assurance Co. (Winnipeg)—
Starrett
8
7-
8c
(year-end)
$5.25
Silverwood
51/4%
6-
20c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
"Shell" Transport & Trading—
Class
6-15
6-12
5c
Cola
Leather
5%
8c
11c
(initial)
Science Research
Seton
25c
30c
6c
20c
4c
27Vic
$1.25
$1.25
$1.41%
25c '
A
Royal Crown
(quar.)____
6-
37Vic
30c
7-
5
5
6-15
8
5-14
6-
8
Funds—
United
Income
Cold
S.
Trust
Corp.
(quar.)—
—
(quarterly
Fund
from
10c
American
Utah Hotel
6-8
6-15
6-11
6-18
6-15
6-14
Van Water
Victor
Class
Wailuku
7
6-
5
6-29
6-15
40c
—
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
7-
6-
2
8
(quar.)
6-30
6-
1
24c
62%c
50c
6-30
6-
5
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-
3
5
6-19
20c
30c
7-
6-20
6-
6-11
B
15c
15c
6-30
6-30
6-11
Sugar Co.
35c
6-15
& Rogers,
Equipment
Waddell
Corp.,
6-
6-22
tlOc
Electric, Ltd.
(quar.)
Utilities
Universal
6-29
10c
——;
(Boston)
Co.
Towns
United
6-11
25c
(quar.)______
Co.
United
2
net
income)
Storage
U S Lumber
U S
Paper
RR.*
investment
U.
5-21
Corp.—
preferred
Corp™
Marlin-Rockwell
Marsh
Laboratories
Square Garden
6-15
2
Inc
Stockholders
pfd. (s-a)_
(quar.)
6-15
2
2
7-
—
Southern Materials
(quar.)
$4
7-
6-18
Service
(Milwaukee)
Ontario
4.60%
(quar.)
Boston—
6-15
6-11
6-11
Inc.
Fragrances,
2
77-
5-29
common
Supplies,
&
Co.
Servel, Inc.,
pfd. (quar.)
(Indiana)—
Corp.
of
6-8
6- 8
6-15
(N. Y.)
Ltd
7%
Trust
6-20
7- 3
7-1
6-15
7- 2
7- 2
6-25
6-25
10c
Silver,
flOc
Zellerbach
Culligan,
Cypress
U2%c
19c
25c
56Vic
20c
20c
—•
6-15
7-24
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Johnson Service Co.
6- 5
6c
Ltd.
Quarterly
Cummins
6- 8
6-18
7- 1
7-15
8- 1
7- 2
7- 2
7-13
25c
$1.50
62%c
40c
43%c
30c
(quar.)
Mortgage,
Jersey
6- 8
JlOc
.
Crampton Mfg. Co.,
Crown
7-13
6-8
7-2
6-30
8-15,
60c
$1
(Va.) (s-a)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Power
preferred
Jefferson
5-28
6-15
7- 2
:
(South Africa)$1.08 i.
Corp.,. Ltd.
Baking
L.),
6-15
48c
(s-a)
A
6-15
2
2
Standard
'
10c
10c
_
dividend
Courtaulds,
Crain
Fields
Paper
preferred
Continental
7- 1
7-31
7-2
6-29
6-29
Special fiscal year-end distribution of 40c
from net
gains realized on the sale of
portfolio securities plus a fiscal year-
6- 6
6-30
6-29
7- 2
7- 2
20c
10c
_
(quar.)
Consolidated Gold
$5.50
6-15
Extra
6-29
40c
20c
.
Corp... (quar»)_
Continental
the
on
Hardware Corp.
Flavors
York)
6-15
6-29
7c
(quar.)
Solvents
Consolidated
6-12
time)
class
Telephone
Kayser-Roth
1
6-30
30c
(quar.)
preferred
7- 1
-.^.6-30
dividend
International
7-14
7-14
5-31
6- 7
6-
1.8%
dividend)
Commercial
40c
7- 1
6-26
6-24
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
22%c
(quar.)
Bell
(New
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.
(Va.>
B
International
;
6-13
12 %c
10c
._
(quar.)
(quar.)
Clark Cable Corp.
Clifton
15c
t30c
(extra)-
Corp.
5-22
6-8
6- 5
6- 1
7-25
7-25
7-25
7-25
Co.—
(stock
Fan
(quar.)
Ltd.
8- 1
8- 1
6-15
6-22
$1
$1.05
10c
,
(quar.)
Products
Certain-teed
6- 1
3%
Ltd.,
International
6-15
'r>
Light—
&
Water
Philadelphia
of
55c
Power
at this
Co.
preferred
(Harvey), Inc.,
Stock
6-11,
6-11
6-11
6-11
Quarterly
Central
Brass
Ohio
5
Providence
(quar.)
conv.
Hubbell
Jacksons
(quar.)
Ohio
(initial)
2
7-
2%
June
Mills,
Flour
6-
5-31
$1.12%
$1.08%
$1.18%
$1.24
(quar.)
preferred
4.96%
stock
Oil
end
4.35%
Products,
Cement
Ocean
6-15
(quar.)
Rubber
&
7-
2
(quar.)
6-15
(Phila.)
Telephone & Telegraph
Houdaille Industries, common
6-8
6- 7
B
7-25
(
Tire
preferred
pfd.
a
5c
Bank
Company (quar.)
Homasote Co.
(payment omitted
6-30
6-15
—
Higbee
& Electric—
Gas
preferred
Exchange
Properties, class A
Investment
37%c
5-29
Class
Ramco
6- 8
8- 1
(initial)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., common (quar.)
6%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Hat Corp. of America, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Heime
(George W.) Co., common (quar.)—
be
(initial-quar.)
Central Hudson
Corn
Interstate Finance
(quar.)
common
new
Mines,
Quarterly
Goodyear
Cftarge Service—
Central
Trust
Girard
proposed two-for-one split
Carnation
Co.,
Yellowknife
6-20
J15c
137 %c
5-31
6-25
36 Vic
40c
13%c
$12V2C
10c '
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co
4%%
meeting
7-30
6-21
53c
(quar.)
Inc.
6-20
1
7-
(quar.)
Northrop Corp. (quar.)
Noxzema Chemical Co.,
6-15
1
62%c
Quarterly
6-18
6-29
T
preferred
Genesco,
Corp.—
shareholders
special
a
of Indiana—
(quar.)__H
Telephqne<iCo.r,qf Pennsylvania—
preferred
(quar.K—.——
General Telephone Co.
of The Southeast—
5-8
6-15
6-15
7-16
1.47%
<■
.
2
7-
Co.
effective
come
5-31
7.
7-10
6-30
,,$2.10
Commerce—
J45c
Canaveral International
At
of
6-20
Old
common.
1
Mines,
6c
$1.25
10c
62 %c
31 Vic
32%c
33c
25c
"
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
Illinois
tl5c
dividend)
(stock
J.)
6-20
Y.)
(quar.)
v$2,5.0i
6- 5
6- 5
6-1
6-30
7- 2
Noranda
7- 2
File
Nicholson
6-8
C
J5c
(quar.)
6-18
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Sharehdders approved a two-for-one split
of the
common
stock, expected t* be¬
6-15
7-2
50c
5% pfd. (quar.)_.
(reduced quar.)_
3
6-15
preferred
7- 2
$30c
(N.
7-
(s-a)—
common
Magazine, Inc
Telephone (Ohio),
15c
(quar.)__
Inc.
5-28
6-
i—
dividend
30c
8-
8
1
6-29
Yorker
6%
General
at
15c
Bank
Newark
20c
preferred
Industrial Electronic
(N.
New
6-1
RR.,
(s-a)
Trap Rock
50c
Associates,
Inc.,
preferred
General
6-4
(increased quar.)
Co.
6-29
6-29
6-
6-
6-13
_
(quar.)
(quar )
(quar.)__.
Harlem
&
York
7-2
!
Oakite
B
Home
10c
$1.12%
preferred
York
New
8
5%c
Telephone Co. of Florida,
preferred
(quar.)——
7-16
10-16
1-15
4-15
6- 9
6-1
6- 8
(quar.)
Imperial
Quarterly
4.36%
.
preferred
7-15
3c
6-25
$1.18%
$1.09
(quar.)—:
5.40% preferred
Public Service—
Orleans
New
2%
6-15
6-30
6-15
26c
31V4C
31 Vic
62Vic
/
30c
27c
(quar.)
A (quar.)—;__—
4%%
5-31
20c
class A
Tank
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Power,
Preferred
;
Home
Quarterly from net investment income—
Mills, Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Camden
6-
dividend)
preferred
Class
com.
J.)
$1.30
5-22
6-20
Canadian
6-15
6-29
(quar.)
Refractories
5-22
8-10
11-9
2- 8
.
6-20
on
Co.
Mills,
6-11
9- 3
12- 3
3-1-63
30c
Calgary Power, Ltd.
6-30
National
Inc.—
Industries—
General
5-21
6-15
5-31
5-31
7- 6
5-21
6-15
—2%
Corp.
6-15
income)—
from
General
^
Ltd.—
Shoe
6-30
(quar.)_____
Ltd.
Laboratory
-.Quarterly
5-31
(quar.)
(N.
(stock
com.
& Co.,
General
6-15
6-15
15c
Burrus
Butler's
Nevada
income)
Investors,
Electric
General
7- 2
7-2
—
Bank
„
35c
preferred B (quar.)
Screw & Mfg.
(quar.)
National
10c
8
6-15
93 %c
2nd
75c
2
Corp.—
preferred
6-12
*
7-
50c
15c
28 Vac
J25c
15c
35c
(quar.)__
2nd preferred
Ogilvie
6-15
(quar.)
taken
5%
National Propane
8
6-16
6-22
(s-a)_____
(Charles E.)
Fundamental
time)
Fund,
$1.04
6-
Fund—
Markets,
Frosst
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—
Bullock
6-15
6-11
6-25
8-
7
(Rutherford, New
Ltd.,
Co.,
6-30
7-2
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-19
9c
5-18
8-20
__i.
7- 2
Invest¬
Business
Boston
$1.25
7- 1*'^
6- 8
6-15
7-27
6- 1
7- 2
6-11
Grocers
Preferred
6-30
7-13
derived from
income)
:
of
National
preferred
7- 2
Co._
&
net
5-31
25c
$3.50
(s-a)
RR.
Bank
(quar.)_
National
8
30c
'
_
(quar.)
Small
Fraser
Co.—
Stock dividend
5-18
6-
New
(quarterly
investment
Giant
4%
6- 1
Utilities——™———-——
Public
6
Jersey)
40c
32%c
22%c
(quar.)
y 1
Bank
Growth
(From
Food
split was approved
Massachusetts
Department
of
the
6-25
Decatur
&
National Community
6-1
25c
pfd.
conv.
Works
Locomotive
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trenton
Florida
21/2-for-one
Proposed
by
First
$1
(quar.)
Bond Stores Inc.
Inc.
Co.
$1.32
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Billups Western Petroleum
Boston
8- 1
6-11
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
15c
15c
__
4%
Bendix
6-15
6-15
6-15
6- 1
6-8
6-15
6-11
6-29
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
6-13
7-2
7- 2
6-18
7-17
6-11
(quar.)
preferred
$1.60
Corp.
5-18
•;
——
10c
National Bank (Toms River, N. J.)—
Quarterly
Pennsylvania Banking & Trust (quar.)
6- 8
6-11
_—
Common
6-
5-31
(quar.)
common
40c
Corp.
Connecticut
6-15
Extra
4%
10c
6-
$1.12%
56V4C
6-8
7-9
•
6-15
Morningstar-Paisley Inc. (quar.)
Mueller Brass Co. (quar.)
'/j'&'v.
30c
(quar.)__.
accumulated
and
National
7- 2
Common
Common
5%
;
quarterly
Fund,
ments
20c
7-31
20c
10-31
20c 1-31-63
20c 4-30-63
60c
6-30
12%c
6-15
31 Vic
6-18
6%%
Barber-Ellis
.
(quar.)
Paper Products
current
25c
C (quar.)
Baltimore Paint Chemical Corp., com. (quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
of Hawaii
(quar.)
Montreal
10c
Fibreboard
28c
$1.12%
$1
5c
32Vic
30c
t$l
12Vic
25c
25c
15c
(quar.)_
preferred
Bank
Y.—
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Whitney,
Increased
40c
(quar.)
common
Laboratories,
4% %
preferred
.
________
Co.
Mfg.
Brewing
General
(quar.)—
preferred B
of N.
(quar.)
Farmer Candy Shops—
25c
Co.
Electric,
&
>
7-10
6-14
Quarterly
Miles
V-v
one-f
Pont
(increased)
Finance
Fanny
-
Co.
Gas
6-8
Corp.
.
Share
Insurance
Fairbanks
■
.
6.1c
profits
security
Piano
Baltimore
4%
(quar.)
Wilcox
&
Baldwin
(quar.)
investment
net
6-12
12c
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-15"
6-26
/
Du
6-15
6-29
-
,
5%
6-11
6-11
6-15
6-8
' 6- 8
25c
15c
tlOc
t43%c
t37%c
t34%c
$31%c
.
Ltd.,
Co.,
7%
5%%
&
(Quarterly
(s-a)
6%
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Food
of
_
Corp.
Excelsior
6-22
6-22
7- 2
7- 2
6-29
7- 2
6-29
$1,.18
$1.08
$1.37
15c
35c
35c
5c
5c
:
Corp.
Associated
5%
Varnish
&
7-16
7-2
First
(quar.)
Paint
5-28
6-14
6-29
6-29
—.
(quar.)
preferred
""
of Rec.
6-29
7-25
.....
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
4.50% preferred
($50 par)
(quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.___^
Middlesex Water Co., 7%
preferred (s-a)
Midwest Securities
Investment. Inc.
(Ohio)
5-31
6-15
6-25
.
7-13
First
:
8
t55c
35c
___
Motors
share
each
(quar.)
Michaels Stern—
•
3c v
-
7-9
Electric
Ex-Cell-O
First
held—
share
(quar.)
Armstrong
General
its
for
(Fla.)
Bond
Emerson
Light—
preferred
•
-
held
Drugs
Electric
American Exploration, Ltd—
Stock distribution of one share of Norcari
Ltd.
of
6-
Holders
20c
17%c
15c
(quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co.
"- -7%c
dividend
Eckert
Anglo
Oils,
'
f
Extra
Stamping Co
American Tobacco, 6%
preferred
Arkansas
:
Lines,
preferred
7%
Inc.,
Nashville
Stock
Family
25c
$1.50
15c
$1.50
10c
quar.)
American
Metal
22%c
-
Fund—
Stock
(from "income )___.i™___:_
stock
Metro,
When
Payable
50c
Motor
6-15
v
6-25
•
7
Fast
4.50%
-
share
common
,,
6-15
{
7%c
Merchants
>
McKay Machine Co
8
6-
6-29
"
of Company
6-
(semi-annual from'
Eastern Life Insurance Co;
Co.—
(initial
common
Ampco
'
30c
(quar.)
6- 8
6-15
6-15 ,.
6-15,
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-8
6- 8
7-2
;
12c
:
Co.
6-30
7-1
7- 2
7- 2))
6-29 j
6-29
6-15
7-2
6-15
7- 2
,
;
,
preferred
American
6%
(monthly)
Corp.
Seal-Kap—
5%
New
com.
25c
.
Re-Insurance
American
half
5-25
50c
Ltd.' (quar.)
American
5-28
1
$1.12%
30c
30c
Telegraph .(quar.)
Express
American
Products
1
6-
$3
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
American
American Home
6-
43%c
(quar.)
common
preferred
;:
-
(quar.)__
Co.
Name
6-15
-
6-18
•
-15c
Draper
7
6-20
25c
Per
Share
Holders
6-30
•
(quar;)___
Glass Ltd." (quar.)..
Corp. (quar.)
:
du Pont:(E. I.)
de Nemours & Co.—;
Company authorized distribution of
6-
45c
(quar.)
Ry.
Co.
(quar.)_
Income)
Growth
Dinettes
6-20
»
J75c
Dominion
2c
25c
•
.
Dixie
6-8
6- 7
$2.50
:
,
Western
Amalgamated
4Va%
,
Baldwin
&
Allegheny
Allegheny
,v
.
preferred
Alexander
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
investment
7-2
6-20
45c
(quar.)_
Western RR.
Fund, Inc.
Semi-annually
7c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Holders
A
Industries
&
When
Payable of Rec.
10c
Grande
Diversification
Diversified
class
__
Chemical
Detroit
Payable of Rec.
share
Company
Laboratories
Acme
When
Per
"
Rio
&
.
;V
Co.
Detrex
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
*
"■/
'
;
Per
Share
Ltd.,
Frere,
Eelctric
Denver
an¬
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
we
&
Delta
during the current week.
second table
a
grouped in
are
'
Name of Company
'
David
announcements
Dividend
'
•
DIVIDENDS
(2599) ' 11
<te
Reed,
Inc.
Co.
class
(quar.)
—
A
6-
5
8
I
i
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Inventing—
Warner
Penn
West
Co.
Bros.
4.20%
4.10%
inc.
no
-•
V"
iviig.
nuent
.
Wieboldt
7-16
7-16
6-20
8
American
6-
8
American
81V4C
_
Works
Brass
.4' '
\
,
&
York
Mfg.
Research
York
Towne
Spring
(quar.)
6-20
7-
1
1
6-20
1
6-20
6-20
7-
1 1-
6-
1
5-22
18 j/4 c
7-16
6-29
Common
class
Corp.,
A
25c
(resumed)—_
Wire Corp.
&
6-29
-5C
(quar.)
6-12
;
American
(quar.)
American
6-15
2
7-
-
6-11
6-25
ABC
Celophane
ACP
Industries
(quar.)
Mfg.
5c
6-15
12%
—______
—.
6-12
Power
Gatineau
of
share
each
5-29
Co.
V Common
$1.20
5%
Acushnet
Finance
Agricultural
(quar.)—
(Watertown,
Air
___
Inc.
(quar.)
Class'
6-25
5-15
6-15
7-
20c
——_
8-
7-23
8-
7-23
Cc
10-23
7-
6-18
4.20%
pfd.
Natural
5-28
12-21
Atlantic
Steel,
5%
preferred
Alco. Products,
Atlantic
Inc
C
5-31
California
6-15
6-
5-14
6-
5-14
Co,
(quar.)
Aldens,'*>Inc., common..,
4 Vu %.,
preferred
Algoma
California
Ink.
California
Interstate
5-
6-15
6-
J30C
8
ioc
6-
6-
1
30c
6-15
6-15
6-
5-24
All Canadian
All°n
Dividend Funds
Ludlum
Allegheny
Industries
Allied
Pictures,
Chemical
Corp.
Maintenance
Allied, Stores,
4.08%
Alloys
Alpha
Corp.
6-15
15c
-Z
•
7-16*
25c
.
6-15
34C
.
7-16
;T
60e
4."o
50c
6-12
6-12
s
15c
(quar.)
common
(initial)
.
.
10-1
60c
6-15
15C
(quar.)
6-11 '
*
(quar.)
1
6-30
6-
B
Insurance
preferred
5%
6-15
66-
1
:>
(quar.)_
7-10
*
.
' 30c
Portland
*'
6-14
Aluminum
$3.75
Co.
12-31
5-18
6-15
5-31
Ealdwin-Montrose
7-20
'6-21
6-27
25c
6-30
6-
America,
preferred
Amalgamated
(quar.!
common
(auar.)__
1
7-16
9
6-
5
30c
6-10
4%
7-
1
$3.75
7-
2
4(4%
6-15
6-15
"v,./
Leather—
8^
5-
*6-15
4
6-
9-17
X
8-31
12-17
(quar.),
fic
25c
-
V
.
11-30
6-15
..
6-
.,
+.
1
6-30
6-11
convertible
5%
preferred
Aggregates
preferred
7-13
■
$1.50
•
;_
$1.5Q
■
;;
(quar.)_____J____
"
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)_
(quar.) J
preferred
6%
Bank
Chemical
Co.,
25C
American
Class
6-
2F1c
_r
7-13
6-22
7-13
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
7-16
7-13
20c
Arma, class A
preferred (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_
,
5-31
6-15
5-31 1
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
Becton
7-
1
6-15
Beam
6-15
5-18
7-
6-20
Bayuk
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
(quar.)
Inc.
25c
<s-a7Z
$3
Cast
American
$1.25-
Iron
Cement
A
American
(quar.)
Cable
&
Chicle
American
(quar.)
Commercial
preferred D
pref.
Casualty
American
5V4%
American
American
6-
6-
5
9
5-24
5-25
6-
40c
6-29
6-1
1
1
'
(quar/)ZZ__ZIZZ
cl. B CquarZf
of
7-
2
6-
6-
9
5-10
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-30
6-15
7-
6-
2
1
6-15
9
Macnine
&
Mercury Insurance
Semi-annual
■
1
(Wash.
D
2
6-
6-15
8
6-15
7-
8
•
8
5%
35c
6■»
8
7-3
7-
3
135c
7-
3
50c
7-
6'
4
6-
V 66-
8 '
6-30
6-
8
7-31
7-13
7-27
6-27
7-
3
6-15
7-
3
6-30
6-15
6-20
5-18
6-15
5-18
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
.
1
6-11
6-20
14%
ffinal)
•
V 8r
2
6-29
6-
641
"
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
—
'
5-25
6-27
7-16
6-15
6-11
5-28
6-20
6-
6-
6-15
6-
5
10c
6-26
6-
7-
1
6-15
22 Vac
6-
9
5-25
Bestwall
8
1
5-31
6-15
5-31
7-
5-31
1
7-
1
'
5-31
1
7- 3
6-
6-30
5-25
6-30
5-25
'•
5-25
6-30
7-
3
6-12
6-15
5-31
$25c
$75c
—
2
6-15
7-3
6-15
6-29
6-15
1-
6-29,
6.-15
7-
2
6-
1
7-
$$1.25
$$1
2
6-
1
7-2
6-
1
7-2
6-15
6-29
6-15
.
$1RC.
(quar.)__
5-17
6-12
75c
6-
1
6rl5
6-
8
6-13
5-29
4
5-18
40c
-
6-
5c
(quar.)
6-12
..
v
i—
*
-
5-21
8
5-25
7-
2
6-
9-
50c
30c
5-21
6-10
6-
6y4c
(quar.)__
(quar.) •
5-17
6-20
•
^
class A
6-12
8c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
6-
2
6-15
1
8-15
,
15c
8
Pirie,
,
(A. M.)
$1.75
?nd preferred, (quar.)______
Rio
Oils.
,$19c
25c
41c
Ltd.__—
(quar.)
_____—
common
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—_______—_______ $1.12Va
4.64%
preferred ;(quar.)_____________—.0..
$1.16
8
V6-
6-30
> R-30 '
Bethlehem
Steel
Mfg.
Blue
•
-
-
6-15
6-
6-15
6-15
preferred
.
:
1
6-
1
.
:
Bros.
Bell,
7-1
M'fg.
(H.
6-
29
7-27
6
7-19
6-29
6-10
5-31
6-30
6-15
6-
6-25
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
6-3 5
5-15
6-20
6-
8
6-22
6-
1
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
1
;
6-20
8
5-25
6-29
6-15
5-25
$1.50
7-
2
$1.06 V4
7-
2
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
6%
preference
6-15
35c
-
6-30
40c
Aluminum
5'/a%
Borg-Warner
Boston
Corp.,
3Va%
6-30
6-16
1
8-21
.
prior pfd.
(quar.)
.
11-30
11-19
6-11-
50c
7-
$1.37 l/a
2
Bourjois,
Inc.
6-15
7-23
10c
7-
30c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
87yac
Central
Vermont
Public
preferred
6-15
4.65%
preferred
1
4.75%
preferred
2
6-
'6-25
6-15
7-2
6-
6-29
split___^_
,
Trust
:
'
35c
(quar.)._^
2-for-l
.
(Rochester,
Central
4.15%
5-11
6
5-31
'
a
Wire Co
preferred A (quar.)
$1.35 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)—
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
5.48%
preferred
(quar.).
6-15
15c
8-15
8-
1
!
:
5%%
5.44%
preferred
2nd
6-11
5-18
6-30
6-18
6-18
6-30
6-
6-30
7-
2
7-
2
7-
2
*
8
6-
8
6,
8
6-8
.
Central Telephone Co., common
5-17
9-
Fund—•
approve
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred ;(.quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
3.50%
Central Stedl &
6-15
;
75c
!
Brass
19c
$1
$1.23
4Cc
—871/ac
$1.15
$1.50
25c
(quar.)__—
22c
,——_______
'
6-15
25c
(quar.F
(quar,)
&
(initial)
preferred (quar.)—.
Dreferred
(quar.)—
"
Central M'aine
Power, common (quar,*
4%
*•
'
25c
Co.,
.
...
"
Bohn
common
Service—
$2.50
(quar.)
Inc.
•
lie
(quar.)
(quar.)
C.)
6tf
•
6
6-15
40c
(quar.)_
1
Boeing. Company
•6-
'
Tobacco.
Inc.
2
New
Public
Illinois
Central
4.92%
5-31
7t- 2
12'/ac
(quar.)
Laiighlin
7<.
••
$1.75
(quar.)
....
Merchandising,
class
A
Valley Gas & Electric—
Co.
$.%
250
7%
Boise
Cascade
Corp.
(quar.)
Book-of-the-Month Club (quar.)
■"
15c
10c
(quar.)i
preferred
&
Bohack
*
.
(stock dividend
Corp.,
Decker
Quarterly '
*
(quar.)
(quar.)_
&
Bloch
*
;
*
(quar.),
Gypsum Co",
Stockholders
6-11
Mfg.
6-
1
7-
4y2%.
8
6-
$1.25
7-
$5c
A
Central Illinois Light Co,,
-
Bliss
1
C~)
6-15
$35c
$75c
$?0c
**
(enat.>___-_-_-__-;___h__
Products
Central Foundry Co.
6-1
6-
$2 °5
r
Cify
Central-Del
6
6-15
>
6-30
15c.
(quar.)
Leasing Co.
4.25%. preferred
4
20c
23c
Iquar.)
B
Berman
Blaw-Knox
1
15c
6-15
7^ 3
& Co.' (quar.)
20c
Ceco Steel Products (quar.)—_—:_
30c
Celaneso Corp. of America, com. (quar.)_—
30c
41/a% preferred A (quar.)-.—
——$1.12%
€-15
1
____
Ltd.
.
Metal'Products
Castle
9
25 c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
(s-a)
Bergstrom Paper, class A
Blackstone
8
8c
common
8
6-
7-16
'____
r"n
Casualty Insurance,
7%
155c 1
(s-a),
Canada
*
Scott & Co.—
4J/a%
preferred (quar.)—
1„ $1-12V2
Cassier Asbestob, Ltd:
(quar.*)_t__$10c
Extra
—''
t^c
"
Corp.
of
,
$39%c
$18%c
* $30c
$25c
$43%c
_____
class
Co..
(Philip)
Carson,
6-11
2
45c
-
receipts
Finance,
Blackman
5-25
35c
6-29
6-
6-15
$15c
$9c
(From net investment income)
6-15
6-15
125c
common
10C
Co.
preferred
Black
'
5-25
6-
5c
7
6-
6-15
'
—.—.—_____________
Carriers & General
5-31
2
140c
(quar,)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
(quar.)
Carpenter
Steel
(quar.)
'
6^25
7c
Corp;
Binney & Smith
5-29
6-
>
6-15
6-15
$3iy4c
$$1
Carolina
*
Class
'
"
•'
8-31
17 %c
6%C
6-15
'
5-31
*
Isle
Beneficial
Bibb
6-
$1.31%
(quar.)__
Foundry (quar.)
7-
7y2c
(quar.)i___-
$4.50
6-15
,5c
6-15
1
■
!___————
Carolina
1
5-28
6-
_
•
Illinois—"
preferred
deposit
Intercontinental
5.60%
Derrick
Co.
Bell
Belle
—
(quar")
Carey
-
5-10
A
American
ZZ
:
Carolina
2
50c
(quar.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Group,
:
(quar.)"
(quar.)
Gown
Canital
0-
6-10
7-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
RR.
Bell Telephone
11-30
Publishing,
Investment
prior
*■
5
8c
&
:
6-15
9-10
class
preferred
Creek
Beecham
-
7-10
6-11
Co.'ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Hospital Supply (quar.)
__ZZ
Insulator
(quar.)
ZZ
International Corp.Z_ZZ_
Hoist
$1.40
30c
12-10
Common
American
6-15 *
62 %<?
15c
Heritage
American
7-10
17VaC
Corp.,
Hardware Corp.
American
8-
16c
(quar.)__
American
.American
$1.56%
25c
(Houston)
8
.
Beech-Nut Life Savers
25c
Insurance
American
American
Beech
(increased 7ZZZZ
Power
JF.)
(quar.)—
Ltd., 6% pfd.
(quar.) ;.
Machine, class A (auar.)_—
preferred
preferred
&
5-25
6-15
>
7c
Can
5-25
:
30c
;
7-10
-_____ZZZ_ZZZZZ
Z_ZZZZIZ
;
Foreign
Greetings
B
(quar.)
6-12
Fla.)—
Quarterly
Class
A
7-10
25c
General
American
Class
1
15c
1
(N.
Ltd.,
1
$1.50
(Orlando,
Quarterly
&
(quar.)
Z
;
Quarterly
American
Inc.
Co.'
2
20c
com
3
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
&
Lumber
8-
15c
Corp.,
,_s
;
Felt
Fire
Counselors,
EeaVer
'
7-
4Qc
fau'av.
(s-a)
Participating
Quarterly
"
VZiZ
.
Distilling
8-
37 Vac
Securities
American
(quar.)___'
(quar.)
Power
Electric
American
Co.
&
B.)
10c
1
6-
Oil,
preferred
Class'B
.
40c
Flectric
partic.
(James
Beauty
2
6-
6-15
Canal-Randolph Corp." (quar J
'' ■> - * 15c
Cannon
Mills, common .iquar.h—.—■ .75c
5
•
25 c
Line"Kua~rjZ
Barge
American
6%
____
Consumer Irdustrios
American
30c
—
(quar.)—
American Cyanamid Co., com.
3Vi%
Diskinson
quar.).
(quar.)
31 %C
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)—
preferred
Chain
American
pfd.
;
class
$0.25
6%
Inc.
6%c
Corp.,
preferred
Special
American
Pipe,
Cigars
(initial
6-
1
6-14
2%
—
Properties, class A
(monthly)___
& Lomb, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%
'
6-
6-11
i2yac
Vitamin,-class A
Bausch
7-
12'/a c
(stk. dividend)
Ice
8%
5-31
6-13
2%
dividend)
Basic
?*
American
American
37 l/a C
;
Husky
Ov!"house
6-22
33c •..6-15
:
Corp.
(stock
preferred
Securities—
General
4%
Corp, of America
Barth
*
6-30
6-15
6-22
$50c
$$1.10
h
.5% preference
(quar.)
—
Canada Wire & Cable, Ltd., class A——:
Class
B Z:
*
Canadian Breweries, Lt.d., new com.-(initial)
$2.21 .preferred
rinitial)
——_—
Canadian Canners. Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common (quar. )__
$i preferred (quar.)
$1.75 preferred (quar.).
Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.,
com.—
6-22
$1.06
(quar.)_
4.40%
Safeway,
6%
6-22
7-13
,
$1.00
.
(quar.):
(quar,)_
(Mil.)
(quar.).-
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
Canadian Oil Cos.; Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.")
8
6-23 y
$1.75
(quar,)___
Bargain Town U.S.A., Inc.
8
$1.62 %
6-15
5-31
5-25
*
7-
Canadian International Power, common
;
9-23 ;
12-31
1-15-63
.
10c
(quar.)____
common
Corp.
Oil
$1.25
Bosch
B
6-
10c
Rubber, com. (quar.)
6%%
1st
preferred
(quar.)__
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
6-22
75c
—
Biltrite
Stock
Barber
6-15
17 VaC
(initial)
new
(quar.)
1
Co. (Del.)—
________
Note
preferred
(Delaware)
Barden
7-
$1.25
6-11
6-15
1
6-15
'
Mortgage
Permanent
Canadian
6-29
;
■
Bahk Building & Equipment
Bank
(quar.)__
Agricultural
Quarterly
American
—
Corp.—
Amercan
American
(accum.).
1
1
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
•
•
6%
American
7-
7-
7-
22y2c
(quar.)_I
com.
(quar.)
Canadian
'
93 %c
..
pfd.
.preferred *(quar,)_h
preferred (quar.)
7%
5-
11-15
26y4c
5c
(quar.)
:
'V
$1
(quar.)
Bangor1 Hydro-Electric,
7
5-18
v
preferred
Bangor & Aroostook Cqrp.
5-15
6-
Chemical,
•
5-24
5-24
6-
r
40c
-■
L
..
6%" preferred
6%
preferred
7-31
37 Vac
(quar.)—
6%
'5-18
115c
Co.
(quar.)
*
—
—
6-15
6.-15
40c
__
2
6-15
.
.40c
Piano—
6
5
6-
19c
1.
.
Baldwin
6-
7-
15c
25c
2%
'
5-11
$1.02
8-15
1
Co.—
Canada
s
6-15
8%
quar.)
Quarcerly
15c
(.quar.)
•
,
Telephone
6-30
10-1
1-15-63
dividend)
.(initial
Corp.
10c
—
Co., common.———(quar.)—
————.
of
(stock
Gas
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada
7-14
10-15
:
30c
Ltd.
'
(quar.)
Cement
&
8
6-
18
1
preferred
(quar.)__
peferred (quar.)
Canada
t6y4c
I
Service,
Quarterly
:
Badger
Northland
■
Aluminium, Ltd.
Oil
Bacardi
1
6-15
6
9-
62c
75c
4c
25c
:
.(quar.)
Utilities,
convertible
6-14
7-10
2%
Okla.)
(Tulsa,
2%
dividend)
30c
Electric
Aztec
8
30c
6-30
12-
.
(quar.)
Automatic Canteen Co..of America (quar.)
Ayrshire Collieries
(quar.)__Stock dividend___i
-
5-31
"
5-11
6-18
-
6-29
25c"
common
Industries
Quarterly
8
6-
6-22
6-11
6-30
25c
2*c
27c
5-24
5V2%
:——27y2c
6- 1
Calumet & Hecla Inc.,; common (quar.)____
10c
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
6- 1
Campbell Machine
(s-a)
12'/ac
6-15
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.$10c
6- 1
Canada Bread (Jo., Ltd., common (annual) — '
$10c
••6-14
J
5% preference B (quar.)__—
—____
$62y2c
6-15
Canp.ua oeinvnu.Co., $1.30 preference (quar.)
$32Vac
5- 4F
ZZ Canada1 Cruslied & Cut Stone, Ltd—
,—
$iOc
''
5- 4
Canada
Dry;.-Corp., c common
(quar.)——
25c
9-14
$4.25 preferred (auar.)—
—;——
$1.06y4
5-21
Canada Iron
Foundries, common
$25c
5-25
Z
4%%' preferred (quar.) ——
$$1.06y4
5%
5.40%
'
.
Corp., com. (stock
(stock dividend)
iJfe
Auto
8
6-
6-15
45c
Chemicals. (Initial)
&
,
(quar.)—
Mfg.
preferred
6-
1
13 %c
*
pfd.
(quar.)
common
1
16c
50c
(quar.)_
5%%
Corp.
Allied Supermarkets
Allis-Chalmers
v.
(quar.)
(quar.).:
Artists
Allied
Allied
Steel
7-
7-20
37'/ac
—_—
(quar.)
1
Liquid Gas Corp.
5-24
6-11
$1.50
Co.
California-Pacific
'
8
6-30
6
5-25
6-15
31 Vic
Y.)
(N.
Corp.
5-24
6-15
37 Vac
Quarterly /
6-15
7-
6-15
6-15
preferred (quar.)—
conv.
California
4
6-
8
Industries
5.25%
6-29
'
Credit
Class
7-
•
6-30
6-30
60c
$1.12y2
3i'/4c
—
(quar.)
preferred
Cadre
6-29
:
(quar.)
Lodges
Chemical
Atlas
6-18
$35c
6-15
2%
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
Electric Power, $2.50 pfd.
4
6-15
"
7-
$1.12'/a
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Financial
T
I
6%
5
6-29
h
15c *
RR.,
Motor
Atlas
6-18
20c
.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Steel.
6-
6-29
dividend)-—-—:
common
6-
'
6-18
7-
Line
Coast
Refining Co.,
Atlas
6-13
77-
22>/aC
Inc.
Co,,
5-10
8
,
Aid,
6-27
11c
25c
$1.12 */a
25c
—
(stock
6-
9334c
,
8
10c
(quar.)
Co.
6-20
"12V2C
■
Line
Atlantic
$1.50
____________
5-18
2
25c
(quar.)
1
5-18
pre!erred
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
6-
'
5-18
:_
(quar.)
Mfg.
41/a%
6-15
75c
:
1
6-15
:—
Byllesby (H. M.), 5% preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)_
$1.25
•
45c
10c
$25c
15c
*
Terminal
6-15
12 Vic
(quar.)
8
6-
(quar.)
6-15
:
(quar.)
Atlantic
10c
(quar.)
Coast
6-12
$1.25
______
Co.
6-12
7-
12'/2 c
pfd. (quar.)
class A
B
;
8
6-
2
8
5-25
common
27c
$1.16'4
(quar.)
8
6*
6-15
Inc.,
25c
"
12 VaC
Wood
Albemarle Paper Mfg.,
Co.
6-
'
7-
25%
;
5
Corp.:
Atlantic
7-
30c
(quar.)__
1
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Acceptance
City electric
6-12
2
5-25
6-
2
7*. 2
6-15
preferred
22 Vac
-
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred
Atlantic
11-30
6-15
6-20
7-
15c
Burroughs Corp.
6-11
5-14
6-
7-
Corp.
Mills,
Butler
3
4
2
(William)
Busu
7-
6c
(quar.)
Atlahtio
$1.23
____
Gas
5-28
11-30
$1.15
±
^
dividend
Stock
6-18
12-21
> 6-18
5-11
8
7-16
50c
cbnv. preferred (accum.)
At hey
Products - Corp. '(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
6%
$2
6-
37 VaC
common
Corp.
Spring
6-
6-
7-
10c
Dredging Ltd. (interim)
Watch Co.
(quar.)—h—______
Burrus
6-15
t$0.011 '
6-11
,.._3%
:
International
Detective
Agency, Inc. (N. Y.)
(quar.)_____
Burrard Dry Docks, class A (quar.)
4
6-18
6r 11
6-30
7-
;
Pipe
Ecltpse
Burns
1
1
6-30
10c
10c
class B
class A &
B^ova
6-
4-27
6-15
,20c
62l/ac
20c
Gold
4%%
7Vac
6-11
iDei.;-—
4
6-15
6-15
1
6-6
.
1
—
6-
7-3
20c
95c
6-
1
7-
$1
12MjC
—
(N. Y.)
7-15
(quar.)
Line (quar.)___
Brunswick
6-15
.
1
2
.>
6-
6-22
6-30
_______
(quar.)_
Co., com.
Associated Transport—
$3
(quar.)__
Alabama-Tennessee
Associated
6-27
50c
35c
■,
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)—
2nd preferred
$1.50
10-23
$3
.
Bulolo
(qttar.)_______-^
Refining Co., com. (quar.)___
Oil &
$5 preferred
10-23
1111-
preferred
Buffalo
6-15
Seed' Co.
Ashland
7-23
11-
50c
preferred
6-15
6-29
Industries
Asgrow
$1
Power
Buckeye
6-29
20c
25C
(quar.)
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
7-23
—
Constable
Arnold
Arvin
$2
5-25
5-25
:
6-
(quar
Ctnp.
the
on
2
$50c
$25c
(quar.;
(quar.)
preferred
8
(quar.)—.
Corp.
6-15
;—.
dividend
Stock
6-20
40c
5-25
(quar.)
4%
8
25c
Gas
Western
6-
6-
6-15
7-
6-
»
(quar.)
12 Vic
(initial)
Gas,
A
B
40c
Power
Steel: Com.
...
6-15
76-22
7 Vac
(quar.
Armstrong Cork Co.,
6-15
5-18
5
50c
4.60%
12 Vic
6-15
2
$1
4.92%
1'
pfd. (s-a)
(Miami) (quar.)—
Class
Class
8
6-
Corp.,
preference
preferred
4.65%.
6-
$1.37%
Louisiana
conv.
Arkansas
50c
Alabama
6%
90c
■iV.j $1
preferred—
preferred
6-
7-
;
.
Distihevo
8
Ltd.—
Co.,
Broderick & Bascom Rope
Brown-Forman
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
8-
Gas
6-11
6-11"
Inc.
(quar.)__
Co. (quar.)
Bank
Arkansas
1
7-15
B
■Class;
1
■'..-.."■."v
Corp., $5.50 preferred (quar.)_
Alabama Great Southern RR. Ordinary
Ordinary /,
—.
I
Alan
6-
12 Vac
Extra
6%
6-1
6-15
62 Vac
i._„
A
6%
6-
6-28
.
Arizona
1
77-
Pools,
Smelting
Armco
Extra
Class
Anthony
Apex
Y.)
(quarj—
A
Alabama
8
10c
•
—
N.
B
Class
8
15c
Extra
Class
66-
6-
2
40c
6-
7-13
(quar.
common
8
6-30
6-20
(quar.)
preferred
5%
;
7-
(quar.)
(quar.).
Inc:
7-
Gitiss,
Brockway
43%c
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
Anheuser-Busch,
6-11
25c
6%c
(s-a)
By-Products—
Radio
5-10
•5-'4
5c
(quar.)
- (quar.)
preferred
,5-22 1
5
6-
60c.
(increased)
1
5-31
40o
4
—
Note
Tobacco
4
6-
93%c
—
Ltd.
Oil.
American
9-
6-30
25c
15c
Registered and ordinary bearer (one shill¬
ing, one pence lor the year ended Sept.
30, 1961 tree of British income tax)—.
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.
(final)
Brockton Taunton Gas Co., $3.80 pfd. (quar.)
1
i
6-
5
6-
22 Vac
i
5-18
$$1.25
•____
—
Co.
3
3
6-
90c
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd. new
_________
(quar.)
Reduction
Alabama
1
6-15
15c
Insurance
Quarterly
6-
7-
6-25
v."
1
7-
$30c
_
Co
Co.
6-
:
6-15
(quar.)—_
Angostura-Wupperman Corp.
Ltci.—
(quar.)
iquar.)
(quar. )__f.__——
Process
Express
Aileen,
2
$20c
A
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. (Mass.)
Adironaacic
Industries
(quar.)
Aetna
7-
-
(quar.)
preference
Adams
(quar.)
Refineries,
Sugar
preference
5-21
2
$28 Vac
Abitibi Power & Paper, Ltd.
4(4% preferred (quar.)—
Acadia-Atlantic
$4
Andrea
7-
British
6-15
;
9-17
42c
33c
50c
—_
(quar.)—
1
Bank
British-American
1
6-15
10c
(quar.)
American
Bricisn
1
6-1
2
7-29
$$1.50
—
(quar.)_
Corp.
preferred
6-
7-
25c
(quar.)—
6-
Products
Hocking Glass
3%
12-10
,
$1
____________
5%
Stratton
6-15
Paper
Company
Post
Anchor
common
150c
9-10
$1.25
—______
Ametek, Inc.
(quar.)
Ampnenol-Borg Electronics
Anchor
6-20
6-11
50c
Co.,
Insurance
Writing
Anaconda
held)
Bristol
Brass
Corp.
Bristol-Myers Co.—
9-20
6-18
8%%
(q^iar.)________
(quar.)
preferred
&
Mfg.
12-20
(quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
Corp.)—.
(final)——__—
(Equal to approximately $1.67 per share.)
Abacus Fund (stock dividend of 4/100 cf a
for
American Title
5-25
deposit receipts
Brillo
$1.25
V
(quar.)_—__
Y.)
(N.
Surety
American
5-25
6-15
Briggs
6-15
20c
American Telephone & Telegraph
Payable of Rec.
62 Vac
(initial)____
class A
Corp.,
(United Rayon
share
American
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Z
6-
6-15
2
5 .id'/o
Payable of Rec.
Share
Ltd.—
British income tax
(quar.)
common
2
6-20
(quar.)
Co."
Refining
(quar.)
American Thread Co.,
preceding table.
American
Stores
Sugar
preferred
7%
Gas,
r 30c
-
com,v,(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Smelting & Refining
American
give
we
8
J
Holders
When
Per
,
preference
(quar.)
Publications
(initial)
Bridgeporo
7-
$1.25
Seating
American
AKu
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
Ligut & rower—
Traction
6-20
$1.25
Plastic
&
,
Breskin
;
Sons
&
7-
/
,
:
Rubber
American
the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid.
The list does not include dividends announced tms week, these being given in the
Below
9-10
50c i
v
6%
11-30
25c
preferred
A
(quar.)—.—
special preferred
(quar.)--_
Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
$4
$5
'
T
25c
9-28
American
'
'•
_____________
Lines—
preferred 1 (quar.)
5%
preferred, (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
American Potash & Chemical,
'
Yale
9
12-15
8V3c
5%
.' 20c
..,
-
____
President
American
6-18
7-
$1.06%
.
(quar.)
8
7-
..
75c
Wear
6-
2
6-30
/
20c
(quar.)__
2
7-
$1.25
30c
common
—:—~
6-
6-29
5C
News Co. (quar.)
1
Optical Co.' (quar.)_"___—
Pnotocopy Equipment Co. (quar.)_
American
6-
7-
J.)
(ii.
Brazilian
(N. Y.) —
Fire Insurance
6-20
;
Final payment less
Braoa
5c
6-29
50c
—__
junior preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)__
5-31
5-22
5c
$1.02 %
.
6-15
6-20
6-20
$1.05
30c
20c
——_—
(quar.
Quarterly
6-11
7-16
6%
VvorK
2
9 Vac
3V*%
Wolverine
National
6-25
iquar.i
Inc.,
Stores,
6-15
American
80c
(quar.)_-
Steel Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
—
<
Motors
$1.12%
income i
1 u'oin
Wheeling
$5
7-
Corp.
American
—
common (quar.)
(quar.)
—______
B (quar.)-—_
C (quar.)—__—
Power,
V
,
of Company
Paper Corp.,
Bowater
,
(initial quar.)
common
8
6-
6-15
16c
(quar.).
preferred
preferred
preferred
4Va%
30c
New
6-15
6-29
6c
from net investment income.,
Wells-Gardner Electronics Corp.
(quar.)__
Quarterly
;*
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
<
Meter Co.—
American
Street
Wall
of Company
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Rec,
Share
of Company
Name
.
; (2600)
12
.
N.
—
—
—
—
_____
—_—
Y.)
_
62V?c
33y4c
$1.25
$1.37V2
34c
,341/«c
65c
(quar.)—
/* 6-13
6-
1
6*30
5-22
6-30
5-22
6-30
5-22
6-30
5-22
6-30
5-22
6-30
5-22
6-30
5-22
6-15
6-
1
Service—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.04
$1.17
$1.19
$1.34%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
*8c
Century Electric
,
7-16
6-29
12%c
preferred
(quar.)
Century Industries Co. (quar.)
—
Century Shares Trust ifrom inv"ptm«nt *nc.)
Champion Papers, 4Va% preferred (quar.)—
7-
6-14
6-
10c
4c
6-15
6-
6-23
6-
4
1
6-
4
$1.12y2
7-
4
1
Volume
195
Number 6165
,
.
When
Per
Name of
Company
\
.
Per
Name of Company
Champion Parts Rebuilders, Inc;—.
6 VaC
,M
Champion
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3%%
preferred
70c
7-
5%
preferred
Mill
Chicago,
Class
et. :ruui
preferred
A
preferred
A
A,
v.
_
Co.
Stero
(quar.)
Electric
Theatre
Service
5
6-
4
6-
6-14
10-31
10-10
25c
1- 31-63
6-27
Pacific Ry.
8-31
12 '/2C
_J.___.1__
11-15
6-15
(N.
1
6-15,
6-
8
6-11-
5-11 J'
class
(initial)"__I
-
City Gas of Florida
(quar.)
City Investing Co., 5%% pfd.
National
Bank
Products
Clearfield
&
.
J.)
1
5
6-
7 Vic
7-5
7-
Trust
6-
9
2nd
4
Co,
'
hew
7-
1
1-1-63
6•
.
7-
1
;■
"
2
7-
2
2
2
Cole National
(quar.)
15c
6-10
common
15c
6-12
53 Vic
6-12
Sand
Colonial
Color
Fuel
&
preferred
5%%
Iron—
A
5c
Gas,
(quar.)
preferred
5.35%
preferred
Drug
Commercial
Commonwealth
Common
5.25 %
$1.25
(quar.)_
Stamping
&
Co.
Quarterly
,
5%% pfd. (quar.)
Public
Service,
preferred
(quar.)
5.72%
Confederation
Life
Assn.
Consolidated
Cigar
Consolidated Coal
Consolidated
,
Com.
(quar.)
_
r
(N. Y.)
''
1
9-15
9-
1^
12-
-
(quar.)
66-
,
;
2
6-
6-15
11
1
7-
...
.Stock
dividend
-
7-
1
7-
West
Consolidation
Coal
Consumers
"$4.50
Power
Petroleum,
Ltd.J
7-
6
Dominion
1
Dominion
1
Doughboy
6-15
6-
•
Dresser
Duke
'
40c
6-14
6-
$1.12%
7-
2
6-
$4.16
preferred
$1.13
2
(quar.)
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Can
$3.75
Co.,
preferred
(Chicago)
common
'60c
preferred (quar.)
6V2c/r preferred (quar,)
preferred
(quar.)
i.
Stock
&
15c
6-15
6-
5
J_>_„
16'Ac
6-15
6-
Insurance
Life
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
C.ook
Coffee
Co.
6-15
6-
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp
Refrigerator
Copper weld
Steel
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.
8f W. H.), Inc
6-
Fansteel
6*22
6-11
4.20%
Dura
;
'
3%
"0c
12'Ac
___J
—-i
__j
6-
25c
8
V
6-
6-15
7-16
8
5-25
6-
6-29
6-
9
;
!
6-15
6-
6-15
5-23
6-29
6-15
t50c
7-
6-20
tl5c'
7-2
6-8
35c
6-30
6-
1
81lAc
,6-15
6-
1
&
(Toronto)
(s-a)
}
Jl
•
15c
Ltd. (Increased J *
(stock dividend)____ J
Mines,
Co.
Ltd.
(Battle
5*25
Federal
Pacific
5*18
4
5-24
Federal Paper
6-15
-1
5-25
,1
6-
pfd.
conv.
A
Boa;a
(quar.)
8: 3/10c)
6-29
7-30
7- 2
6-30
8-
1
7-16
7-
3
6-
Financial
6-15
7-14
tlOc
t8c
Corp.
Financial
$2.25 preferred A
National
8- 1
6-15
7-11
First
National
5-16
First
National
Bank
National
Bank
8-1
7-
2
7- 2
6-
1
Co.
(
6-12
6-
1
8-
7-
2
1
10-31
3%
N.
First
10-12
20c
"
6*15
5-25
40c
*
-
'7-14
8
5-24
7-
1
6-15
9-
1
7- 2
6-15
6-11
5-24
I2V2C
7-
6-
40c
$1.34
j__
6-28
6-16
7- 2
$1.75
>
37'/2C
6-11
5-18
5-31
'
32c
Stock
Corp.
Bank
5-31
7-16
6-30
25c
—
6-15
6-
1
6-20
6-
8
6-22
5-22
20c
20c
6-15
6-
5
5
.
8
First
:ji_i—
(quar.)
5-25
First
Tennessee
5-31
2
5-24
9c
.J_—iW:
___i
Bank
6-20
5c
6-
1
6*11
6-
1
6*15
.'>
5-31
6-11
50c
2%>
—_
1
5-31
(N. Y.)—
1__
15c
6*
25c
(quar.)
common
6-12
6-
7*
1
6-18
6-13
6-25
9-5
8-13
8
5-29
1
J30c
7-1
10c
6-15
5-25
7-
1
6-20
4-19
(M.
4
Florida
Power
6-
4
Florida
Power
7-1
6-
4
51V4c, ,y. 7*1
6-
4
517/ac
7-„ 1
6-
4
52V2C
52Vic
7*;1
6-
4
7-
6-
.
50c;,
1
"
1
6-
6*
:
31.2Ac
8
6-15,.
.
6-29
6-
6-30
8
40c
$1.12Va
'
5'/2%
Fram
;
Friden,
5-31
7-1
8
1
6-20
30c
6-19
5-25
25c
6-20
5-
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-15
5-18
-T
Frosst
*
4%
Co,
A
7-
1
7*
1
6-15
6-15
5-28
6-15
5-28
1,
common
5c
;
..
5%
6-15
(quar.)
7-13
6-
5c
6*15
6-
1
3%
-
-6-15
6-
1
20c
8
7-20
7-10
7*
;
68V4C
_____
(quar.)
6-20
1
25c
6-15
5-15
25c
(quar.)______;
Mfg.
Inc.
5
1
10c
(quar.)
Corp.-
6-
56'Ac
_:
;
:J
Glass
Life
<
f$1.25
.J_
6-20
6-11
(Springfield
7-16
7-
5c
Insurance
27'/2c
7-2
6-1
7-
1
6-15
6-21
5-31
(quar.)—
20c
;
(quar.)
California
Mfg.
Refining Co,
(Charles E.)
&
:
Co,
;
•
(quar.)
common
.
15c
14c
(quar.)
class A
2
111.)—
dividend)
of
Frontier
8
6-
5-18
.24c
Corp.
(Stock
Frantz
6-
5-18
i 6-15
1%
preferred
Corp.
6-30
-6-28
Canada
common
(quar.)
dividend
Foster-Wheeler
6-15
6-15
5-18
56'Ac
'
!
Enterprises___;
Foster-Forbes
8
7-17
50c
5-18
6-15
6-15
dividend
Stock
Fritizi
!________
(quar.)
6-15
$1
&
Co.-of
City
7-
1
B
Dairies,
Franklin
15c
20c
6-7
$1.12 »/2
.
T:—
(quar.)___
Forest Laboratories, Inc. (stock dividend)Wbrth Steel &
Machinery Co. (quar.)
5-31
$1.50
.___
Gas
$1.25
Fort
5-18
6-15
3%
Corp. Mquar.)
preferred
Stock
*
6-15
6-
Motor
4'/2 %
Forest
5-31
35c
dividend)
Light, com. (incr. quar.)__
Tiger Line, 5% pfd. A (s-a)__
Foremost
V
50c
preferred
Ford
5-18
*
-
preferred
$2.25
1
.
(stock
Co.
Company, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__________^__
$4.50
'<>
4
6-
$4
Flying
■
6-15
22»/2c
Flintkote
5-28
6-15
(quar.)
H.)
6-
"
$1.25
Ltd, class A (s-a)
Co, new common (initial)
preferred (quar.)
7- 1
7*1
8r
,
Eastern
6
7-
Fittings,
*
t$1.75
5-21
7-
50c
Fishman
7-10
V,
(quar.)
_L_j
split.
6-
5-31
7-25
v •
30c
com.
5-31
:*
6-15
6-22
6*14
30c
(quar.)_
6-15
.
15c
(quar.)
Governor
S
(quar.)
Eastern Company
50c
;
9
6-
5c
10c
__!
6-15
1
Fisher
5%
;
6-15
7-
(Kearney,
-
two-for-one
a
6-30
5-31
7-10
,
<
(s-a)
35c
(quar.
Co.
___
preferred
7-25
;
Natural
Trust
1
55c
.J
Quarterly
Foods, Inc,
6*
.
(accum.)
&
'
Fisher
-a
Power Ltd.—
preferred
6-1
6-15
(Jersey City) (quar.)__
of Oregon (Portland)—
Westchester National
'-
—
•.
5-18
7-
__
$5
8
6- 9'.
-
$1.50
$1.12Vn
87V2C
>
31c
r*46%c
:—,,—,
;
6-22
!
dividend
Southern
5%
__
1
7-2
Republic Corp. of America (monthly)
Security Corp. (Salt Lake City) (s-a) v
pence
(interim)
8-
6-11
.75c
First
First
.
.
6-22
56'Ac
Realty & Construction—,
preferred
(quar.) J
V* Stock
5-25
6-11
1
47V2C
National
5-25
<
2
8-
Fleming
,
1
2
6-
7-
7V2C
First
1
6-15
12V2C
(quar.)
,
5-18
6-
'X 25c
:
6-
5
40c
.
(quar.)
common
approve,
1
6-
6-11
2
45c
_v_
(quar.)
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Stores
6-15
4Qc
_______
(quar.)
Stockholders
6-
6-15
7-
75c
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Bank
5-25
6-15
27c
:
National
J.)
4
5
283Ac
:
(monthly)-,
(Boston)
Bank
6-
6-
6-29
27Vac
^
V
6-21
30c40c
—__.
Co.
8-21
v
6_15
National
60c
6-15
50c
3.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
1
6-
25c
,
Y.)
Quarterly
First
20c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
dividend
6-. Is
>
25c
(quar.)
Bank
First
^
(quar.)_'_
6-19
••
V
(quar.)
Assn.
America
Corp,
8
25c
—.__3_—
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates,
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)_:
6-15
of
General
J25c
,
(quar.)
preferred
,
1
7- 2V
5-23
18%
Finance Co. of America, class A (quar,)_____
Class B (quar.)
First
_J__-
(quar.)
6-
7*16
8
;; 6-
270';', 6-15
V:'"Vv.''V,"
Ferro Corp. (quar.)____
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N. Y.)__
Filtrol Corp. (Del.)____
6-21
(s-a)_______
com.
' 6-15
■
1
6-1
•
;
4.60% "pfd.
Federal United Corp. (quar.)
Bank & Trust
(N.
1
6-30
5Vs%
National Mortgage
Federal Screw Works
6-15
\ '
shilling
6-
6-1
7-2
-
(quar.).
(quar.)_
,
Federation
r
6-21
(quar.)__
:
1
5*22
6-15
20c
—*-*
Electric—
Federal
6*20
25C "
of
6-15
7-2
t$l'
Creek)—
j
First
(quar.)
:
S. A. (quar.)__—
payment
3
6-15
,
.
2%
t25c
(quar.^—wi./.
-(Newark, NJ)
Casualty
Monthly
6-12
J15c
(quar.)
East Pennsylvania RR.
:
1
6-30
62V2C
T
6-
,
t25c
Electric, class A
East Kootenay
East
:
5-31
$7.50
Insurance
Life
5*25
7-16
5% convertible preferred (quar.)___—
Sulphur & Potash
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1 pref. (s-a)
,7%.
1
5-29
"6-11
10c
Quarterly
Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings
5*31
»
6-22 1"
1
6*22 V
2V2C
(quar.)J
:
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)^.
Ltd. U.
Eagle-Picher
5-31
5-21
5-18
9
87V2C
Hoechst
Federal
5-31
6-30
Duval
5-25
6-15
,
6-11
6-
6-15
Metallurgical
Federal
5-21
5-21
2%
Industries
Duro-Test
.
1
22Vac
20c
(quar.)
(Syracuse)
5*15
5-25
Paper Co, Ltd.
Corporation
Stock
Durion
*
7-26
40c
5-21
Corp.
(quar.)_
A G (Germany)—
;'
'
deposit receipts (payment approx. $1.68 less German tax of 25% )
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance—
Chemical, Ltd.—
preferred
$2.10
5-28
8-1
40c
6-
6-11
25c
"
Canadian, Ltd.
t20c
Coal
preferred,
4.15%
J-
,
55c
1,
6*15
American
_6-l
,
7
Nickel
Farberwerke
1
7V2C
common_______
(E. I.) deNemours,
preferred (quar.).
4%.
6
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-29
6-
1
5c
6-15
6-
1
10c
:
6-11
5-22
1
5-15
$1
6-
-
50c
6-11
5-25
25 c
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
(G.
6-PO
t$1.30
(s-a)
(r*'\nr )
Corporate Investors, class A
Corson
1%
(ouar.)
(Toronto)
dividend)—!
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.
Copeland
.»____!
6-15
20c
;
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)
Artists Schools
Fostoria
(quar.)_,
Corp. (quar.)____!__,"
(stock
Famous Players
8
Industries—
Co.
Co.
Famous
6-
Ltd.—•
Duquesne Light Co, common
3:T5.% preferred (quar.)
5
(NY)
Insurance
Falconbridge
6-15
144c
Steel
$3.60
_
Steel
6-15
..
-
(quar.)
90c
Insurance
6-13
6-20
tl7V2C
Ltd,
$4.50
5
37'Ac
^
j.__
Continental
6-15
J_____J_,J_
dividend
Continental
5-22
."
&
Ltd.
&
Co.
about
,
1
1
4
6-?9
7-20
41c
j"V
junior preferred (quar.)
5%
6*15
B
duPont
V
8
6-
6-
20c
-
1
27VstC
Power
Class
M
6%
Copper
6-
7-
933Ac
10-
t40c
Co,
Dunlap & Associates (quar.)^
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. ADRS—
8
2
6-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
6-15
25C
(quar.)
Continental Commercial. Corp.—
Continental
7-
$1.04
6-15
-
,1V
pfd
Industries
Duncan
8
7-
■ '
6-20
2
6-15
Bearing Co. (quar.)
V!
50c
Fair Lanes, Inc, class A (quar.)
12Mac
Fairmont
Foods, - common ■ (quar.).
25c
t30c
.J
non-cum.
Co, common (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
:
7%
preferred (quar.)
:
Dun & Bradstreet. Inc. (quar.)
1
_'___
j
Life
6*29
',
5.36%"
1
(quar.)
8
6-15
-5%
;
—
•
4.10%
(quar.)
1_
(stock dividend)___JL_
Dover
Corp.
(quar.)^^_
J2_;
V!
Dow Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Drackett Co, 4% preferred
(quar.)________
5-15
8
7-
45c
.
"
6-18"
6-
S
Fafnir
8
6-11
2
6-
70c
(quar.)
5%
Ltd,
&
preference
$1
Dnnnacona
5-15
7-3
7-11
!
.
V
6-
6-
7^-4.
15c
-t,
(quar.)
Donaldson
/
Co.-—
preferred
,$4.52 preferred
Tar
Common
6-15
6-
t5c
(increased" quar.)
9%
$1.62
,
uncr.-quar.)
com.
FMC
6-20
*
.
ft5c
11, $3c
Ltd.
Co.
Stores.
V
6-15
7-
30c
J
6-15
5*23
v'>-
Corp,* common (quar.)
3JA%
preferred
(quar.).^
Factor
(Maxi & Co, class A_
7*16
"
2%
.
(quar.
Steel
6
27'Ac
10%
Corp,
.
(Final
20c
'
Pittsburgh RR.
Resistor
6-20;
12V2c
-
Ltd.' (quar.)
Corset
Fabrics
6
—J
-
Consolidated
Mines,'
Foundries
6
1
25c
&
Erie,
6-29
,^
45c
,
Common
4
8-
(quar. )__J___"
6-29
6- 6
f
(initial-quar.)
com.
Dominion
'
Corp.
new
Dominion
1
5*
1
25c
60c
6-15-
..
2
7-
Walt
Dome
5-15
8-
.
Foods
Inc.,
Dominion. Dairies.
6-12
$1.25
Quarterly
Erlang.er Mills, common
Eurofund,
Inc.
10-19
—$1
(s-a)
Drilling & Exploration Co. Inc.
$1.31'A
Consolidated Laundries Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Rock Products (quar.')____J___
6-15
7-.
8c
?
Forests,
Dominion
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
Consolidated
Ltd.
1
6-14
8-
5-31
7- 2
6-20
$1.50
—__—
Mines,
1
6-15
$1.2017
1
6-28
.
5.5c
.
(initial) __—.!'■
Co, common (quar.)
1
Drewrys,
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (initial)
1.
^
Extra
If
1
$1
(kuar.)
.
15c
55c 7
________
Securities
com.
„
40c
t
Disney Productions)
■'l':.:
Coi:p.-Seagrams Ltd. (quar.)______
Pivco-Wayne Corp. (stock dividend)
Dixie Dinettes, Inc.
_v—__
Dixon (Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
—rr~
5-18'
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Distillers
5-18
40c
Standard
t_.
Consolidated Edison Co.
,;
Alkali
dividend
(See
(/
8
6-
25c
(quar.)_;
7-
Erie
1
■
Trust Mquar.)
Inc.
•!
__x_
:
Diners Club, Inc. (stock dividend)
Disney
(Walt)
Productions—
;
6-15
6-15
5-29
5c
7- 3
$1
Ni"-:'J.10c
Extra
6-20
2
24c
(quar.)
Diversified
preferred
Corp.
Diebold.
Dierks
-
5-29'
6-
7-
6-
6-15
•
,30c
V
'
6-15
30C
6-15
I2V2C
5-31
6-15
Stock
6-22
12-15
Semi-annual
4.12%
1
6-15
t50c
5-15
v
'
(quar.)
6-
6-29
6-22;
1
7-20
.
6*15
-
8
35c
-
._
'_i__LI::_j_l__v
$4 preferred (quar.)
J
Diana Stores Corp.
(reduced-quar.)
J50c
(quar.)
7
40c
(final)
Co.—
Co.—
6-15
,
30c
(s-a) _J
Industries
Bank. &
Dialight
$1.43
,
(Toronto)
Electric,-
Oil
6-
(quar.)
15c
class A common (quar.)tI5c
Ltd,
common_____
f50c
Chemical
Diamond
V
7-
30c
.'
5-28
-
Quarterly
Quarterlv
5.25 %
S-
6-29
$1.37%
(quar.)
common
Connecticut Light & Power
Connecticut Water
(quar.)
$5
6-30
12'Ac
__
Commonwealth Water Co,
2
6-
5-18
Special
6-
6-11
8-
7-
6-21
6-15
(quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co.
E'pko Shoes, (initial)__
ii:
6-15
6-20
6-15
8c
6-15
6-15
6-15
7-16
$1.31'A
6-20
7-
3c
6-15
Trust
(initial-quar.)
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico, Inc.
Community
1
20c
(quar.)
7-16
15c
Semi-annual
25c
5-25
Realty
6*29
.
7*
60c
"
1
8-
State
•121/aC
^-—,4
Edison> (quar;).
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
Steel Corp. (quar.)__
Devoe & Raynolds Co
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp, $3 pfd. (s-a)_
6-15:
8
30c
District
Empire
$1
llAc
Detroit
6-15*
6-
'
Empire
5
Inc.
Dominion
,
5
6-15
__
Depositors Trust Co. (Augusta, Me.)
Co.—
(increased-quar.)
preferred
Railroad
Mines,
8;
6-30
6-
7-
(quar.)
25c
S,
Emery Air Freight Corp. (quar.)___
Mfg. Co. ,(quar.)___
6*30
1
receipts
Electric
6-15
pfd. (quar.:)__^
5-25
5-15
Emhart
10c
com.
Inc.
Limitee,
Detroit
8
7-
40c
5
Detroit
6-
7-
(quar-.)
'6*
Detroit
6*
6-30
:>
6-20
r
Electric
Detrex
6-15.
35c
;_
(quar.)__
Edison
Commonwealth
6-15
•
10c
Credit
Fund,
Foods
IV
$1.33 3A
System
Elwell-Parker
J__—l»Ac
Denault
6-30
31'Ac
(quar.)
common
1
(increased)
><'
20c
(quar.)$1.25
Denlson
6-30 ;
t
2c
Co.
Shearing
Commercial
(s-a)
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Commerce
&
»,
-.6-1
2
c
6-
deposit
$1.50
>
.
4-30;
2
62'/a
Interstate
Columbia
7-
7-
68 %c
(quar.)
Service
6-11
American
5*28
■
.
(quar.):
Insurance
Colorado
-
B
preferred
Colorado
5%
6-29
10c
Extra
Colorado
5%
6-
7%c
,
Elmira & Williamsport RR.
7% preferred (s-a)
6*15
6-13
8
7V2C
St^ne (auar.)__Products
(quar.)
6-
6-30
87 %c
<te
Craft
6-15
18 %c
1
7-16
Corp. * (quar.),
Company (quar.)
Dickenson
(quar.)__
(quar.)
3
7- 2
5-25
America
5
6-
50c
Engineering—
of
9-
12*
6-15
10c
12J/2C
(quar.)
1
6-30
1
5-25
Corp.
5
12-28
Coal
50c
(quar.)
$1.35
Elliot-Automation, Ltd.—
6-
5-31
6%
conv.
preferred
(quar.);
Colgate-Palmolive Co, $3.o0 pfd.
10-
50c
Horn
,
5-25
Exquisite Form Brassiere (Canada), Ltd.—
^6% 1st conv. preference series A (quar.)
5-31
Colonial
5
93%c
M
.*7-1
'
Excelsior
6-14
(quar.)
6-
20c
^—_______
$1,34
.
5-25
25c
S
f
1
6-14
6-29
preferred
5
5
30c
(111.)_____.__
Gas—
(quar.)j__;_
Corp.________
6-
7-
Elk
,5-25
7*
50c :
Water
7-5
50c
-
5-25
7*1
1
quar,)_______„
25c
; ;
5-25
7-1
.
"
pfd;. (initial)
conv.
(initial
5
6-14
7-
6%
Consolidated
I
6-18
7-
Corp,
common
Elizabethtown
5-31
6-15
,
7*
6-18
6-21
4',4%
' ''MMM-
6-12
;
.6*
6-llt
7-
J7c
Coleman
Elizabethtown
5
5-16
*
jjjJ, '■
10-
A
25c
Coleman Company,
Electrosolids
6-
,6-15
32 Vic
(quar.)
____*
(quafj____
6-15
1-
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Cochenour Willians Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Corp.
9-17
6-20
New
(quar.)___
Co.
Deltown
6 f>
$13.25
Corp
9-28
50c
Quarterly
Delta
6-
q
of America
(quar.)_^_
7* 9
1
60c
._!
6-18
2
5-16
Co.—
Storage Battery Co.
Electrolux
Corp. (quar.)__.
;
Delaware & Hudson Co._
6-
■j
6-15
$3
7* 2
40c
'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Delaware
6-'JL
..
(L. A.)
Delaware
$1
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
International
$1.75',
$1.75
6-15
7-
$1.18
;•
___1__J—____________
Stop Nut Corp.
Autolite
5-31
1
6-15
$14?Vi,
______
10*8
12-14
6-15
6-15
,
$1.75
Co.
Electric
Cigar
conv.
-
6-15
(u.-35c
(initial-)
com.
5-24
Gas
"(quar.)
6-12
5-24
.
$1.03
(quar. )__r__„_.u.._,;^■■J."
(quar.)____
:!"
Natural
7-
75c
V
25c-
5-28
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
preferred
Elastic
6- 9
Paso
Common
-
7-16
1; 15Vic
Deere
5-21
6-
....
(quar.)
&
preferred
4%
6*29
El
'
6-12
J25c
De-Sta-Co.
5-24
35c
preferred
40c
;_J
Inc.
DeMuq Estate Corp.
6-12
6-15
$1.12%
6-15;
preferred
MS $5.40
3
5
tl5c
>
(quar.)
$5.36
5-16 !•'
6*11
'
Dayton & Michigan RR,- 8%
I f
$1.50
(s-a)
Co. olJ
Peabody
7%
G.
W.
5%
/
6-15
6-
6-29
$1.50
preferred
\
6-13
1
6-15
30c
Co.
7*10
6*15
(quar.)_
common
Day Mines
Dayton Malleable- Iron,
8
10c
Semi-annual
Coca-Cola
7-
6-25
25c
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common (quar.)___
4 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co!—
Coca-Cola
7-15
32 %c
(initial),
Mahoning Ry.
(quar.)
6%
-•
(qua'\)
(N.
5
25c
(quar.)
Equipment Co.
7-
$1.37%
_______
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
Clark State Bank
j__
(quar.)
(Detroit)
Corp:
Controller
C'
1
6*15
—j—
Davidson-Boutell Co.—
>"
5-11
7-15
6c
A____
B
Finance
6-11
10c
$1.10
(quar.)
Y.);
8-
6-
6-15
22Vic
r$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
$4.72 preferred (quar.)__„___^—
;
7- 2
(quar.)
A
Darling
6-
25c
••
preferred
Co.
•:
60c
J>•
7-14
6-29
:
Corp.
(quar.)
common (quar.)
33A% preferred A (quar.)
Danly Machine Specialties. Inc.
8-15
11-30
,
1
6-15
~
$1.25
$1.25
8-
Steel
" 7-
,
"
..
.
6-15
,50c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
50c
A
Class
D.
Electric
Electric Co, common (quaF.)____
preferred, (quar.
$4.12
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Class
6-15
El Paso
45c
Dana Corp,
_
(quar.)
2
7-
lc
Casualty
Corp,
A
Cyprus Mines Corp.
7-2
Edgewater
7*14
•.*,'■
*
.
;
6-25
>
(quar.)_i__^___.
Eddy Paper, Ltd., common
Class A, (quar.)
6* 4
6-8
7Vic
Electric
(quar.)-.
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
8
5-25
7*15
6-1
6-15
'
45c
,
preferred (quar.)
Edison
Sault
6-1
7-2
18c
Stores,
5-30
20c
(quar.)___"____,__™_
(quar.)—
Class
1-10
6-
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
6-20
25c
Inc.
4V4%
■
7-6
.
(s-a)__:
common
Bros.
7-6
1
7-2
J25c
"
(quar.)_
'Sugar' Co.—
Drug Stores (quar.)
(Helene) Industries (See Helene Curtis Ind.)
.7-10
30c
■A
_
Forster
Laboratory,
Edison
6*14
8- 1
50c
"
(quar.)
Curtis
5-28
2
7-
Z;~";
(quar.)__
of
America, com.
preferred (quar.)
American
"7%
Corp.
Co.
8-
50c,
\
(quar.)
Inc. (Delaware)—
Economy Baler Co.
Ecuadorian Corp. •;
•>'■
!
A
6-20
25c
(quar.)
series
preferred
15c
».•
$1.50
J
Co.-Ltd.—
6-20
2
Of Rec.
'
1
(quar.)__.
6-15
/
30e
Cuhningham
4
7-31
25c
j:
&
7%
1
9-
6?)26
$1
common
convertible
6-15
Steel
conv.
4Vi%
8-
90c
J
(quar.)
common
Machine
pfd.
15c
(quar.)
Seal Com Inc.—
prior pfd.
1st
Holders
* Payable
$1.75
(accum.)
Co,
preferred
Economics
1\
B
Kodak
Washing
5%
Fran.)—j/y,
Co.
Zellerbach
Cuban
5-18
9-18
$1.183A
(quar.)
Co.,
Crum
M5-25
7-
65c
(quar.)__^___.
conv.
5V4%
6*15
6-
$1.75
,
_
Texas
B
Crucible
6-11
6-15'
$1.40
:
T
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati Transit
Circle
$2
5-31
20c
•
_
5%
Cluett
6-15
$2.50
;
5%
$4.50
L
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati. New Orleans &
Cities
Class
1
When
Share'
-
.
(accum.)___
6*11
J15c
;
Corp.
(quar.)_______■ " ^
(quar.)-.-,,--.!"-,!^ ^
A
6-
.7- 2
-
35c
Crown,.Cork &
V
2
: 6-30
$1.25
(increased)
&
class
Co,
Crouse-Hinds
8-31
11-
.
6-28
.
40c
4%%
Cleveland
•
25c
4%'
Clark
11-21
30c
(quar.)
Corp; Myuar.).
Gas
Knowles
6-15
':y,zw;.•
Petroleum
Crossett
:
6-1
-9-20
'■
■,
quar.)__
Quarterly
Crompton &
6 -15
$3.60
■ :
-
r
(initial
6-
preferred
Easy
5-31
,'. 6-15
121/2c
12 Vic
"
Corp. ■» (quar.)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (San
16-15
.
(quar.)___
A
Creole
•6-13
6-21
"
;
Inc." (Del.
J
Service,
(quar.)
J
B
Class
_
t.
V 6-15
20c
,
Clark
1
6
A
Credit M-G, Inc.-v_
•
•
Oil
Co.
16-19
Finance
Crown:
____
City
6-
6-30
7-
$1.25
.'_
Quarterly
Quarterly
J
Cincinnati Enquirer
(incr.-quar.)_
City
6
6-29
$1.25
-
,
Christiana Securities, common
7%
preferred (quar.)
Oi&ss
1
7-
20c
Copper
City
6..
•6-27"
$2
$1.25
Quarterly
$4.40
1
?.
____
Citizens
8-.
6-22
25c
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.— V.
i :
(Increased-quar.)
;
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)__:
Chicago Rivet & Macnine ianar.«V>_JV.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
Cincinnati
1
25c
,
„
Cquar.)
Chicago Title & Trust
50c
933/4C
.7VaC
Class
jttrt.
racnic
(quar.)
5%
Churchill
c
; 25c
___•
Cotton
6*20
$1
(quar.)
62 Vic
<ss
6-15
/'<
;
*
Corp.—
preferred A
$6
-6-15
'
States
Eastman
Corp.: (quar.)—___—_
Crawford
_$7
,
6-29
(Boston)
Name of Company
Eastern
5-25
6-29
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chickasha
•6*30
87
5%
Chile
7*15
5-16
15c
Insurance
Company, com. (quar.)..
3%% preferred (quar.)
Credit
5-31.
6-14
6-15
13
Per
:
8
3o
Life
Crane
1
6-20
20c
50c
—
Y.)
6-
6c
N.
6-29
(quar.)
Craftsman
6"11
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)!
Chemical
When
i Share
/ j
,
of New England
Bottling Co.
Cowles
-
2
10-
6-25
;
.
(quar.)
International Corp.__
County National Bank. (Middletown,
'
Milwaukee,
A
7-
10-15
10c
___
7-16
5c
.
;
Lumber
5c
*
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
/
Corp.
Coty
6-15
LJ______M $1:12%
common
:i,
5-il
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. (quar.)_
_•
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)
Chicago
5-25 '
6-15
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.).
5-25
:;6-10
(quar.)
Quarterly
Chemway Corp. (resumed)
_____!_
Chenango & unadiiia Teitpnone—
preferred
5-23
6-9
25c
Chemical Enterprises
4-%%'*
'.6-14
,"1%®
(quar.)_
Trust
Cott
5
l___v
,__
common
7-
45c
>■
eo.
tquar:)_wu^^i._iB.) Co. "(quar;)
Chattanooga •; Gas
Co...^.^.,
-___
Corp.,
7-20
*
25c
Spark "Plug
•Chance MA.
Chemetron
Petroleum
Cosden
Initial
(2601)
Holders
Payable of See,
Share:
'
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
6-29
6-14
8c
6-21
5-22
0D
5-25
5c
1
Eastern
$1
Lime
Corp.
Racing
preferred
Eastern
Inc,
__"
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stainless
Steel
(stock
dividend)
"
10c
6-15
6-
7Vic
7- 2
6-15
25c
(quar.) J
Assn.
7- 2
6-15
2%
7-31
6-28
Fruehauf
Fuller
Trailer
(George
Futterman
Co.
A.)
Corp,
(quar.)
Co.
class
:
(quar.)__
A
(monthly)
!
30c
7-2
6-1
45c
6-29
6-14
5c
6-30
6-15
Continued
on
page
48
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
(2602)
14
York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Lowest
44% Jan 16
53 V* May 29
11% May 29
Apr
68
3
17
Jan
3
24% Jan
-13% May 29
Deb 22
24% Jun* 5
33% Nov 22
43% Apr 17
25
Jan
,
3
21% Oct
7
27% May 16
75
3
17% Sep
38
3
109% Oct
Mar 14
4
22% Jan
10
16
861/2 Dec
9
12
29
84
Jan
18
14 % Mar
32% Jan
3
41% Nov
9
3
37% Dec
29
9
45% Nov 29
;;i4% May 29
26
- May 29
88% Jun
8
93
Dec
11
9% Sep
8
15% Apr
4
32% Jan
4
53% Apr
20 % Aug
Jan
40
Jan
6
89
Dec
12
20% Sep
41
Jan
May 29
48% Jan
39% May 29
53% Apr
2
23 % Mar
16% May 29
45%
3%
3%
-33y4
34
66% Aug
5
3
21
37% May 29
57
Jan
4
13% May 29
17% Feb
15
Allied Kid Co
36 % Jan
52% Apr
13
34% May 29
44% Jan
11
10% May 11
6% May 29
9% Feb
31
5
Allied
3
3
May 29
66 Va Feb
6
7
Oct
44
Jan
81
Aug
70% Nov-15
54
11
84 % May
81% May
14% Sep
28
21% Apr
19
Oct
25
98
Nov 17
26% Oct
90% May 29
35% Feb
28
303/8 Jan
36% Sep
4
12
11
20
Alside
Inc
Mar 24
16% May 29
20 Vb Feb
19
20
26
Feb
9
134% Feb
15
1
19
37% Oct
11
69% Jan
3
119% Dec
24% Oct
2
19% Oct
23
98% Sep
22
Jun
7
93% May 29
May 11
34
21% May 29
17
16% May 29
27 Vb May
Jan
22% May 29
47% Aug 10
3
58% Sep
7
3
38% Jan
4
64% Apr
7
jun
6
41% Aug 29
61% Apr
17
34% Jan
49
4
53 % Apr
25
5
7
Jun
53
42% Jan
70% Jan
97y2 Mar 28
19 Vb Jan
25 y4 May
18% Feb
"
12
40
Feb
29% Apr 21 > :
59% Jun
8
84
Jan
93
Oct
Mar 20
50
39% Sep
29
29% Jan
20
32
May
53y2May
38
May
30
May
" 12% May
9
Mar
77% Nov 20
20% Jan
47% Dec
31% Oct
37 y2 Mar 13
23
6
13% Oct
23% Apr
28
8% Jan
12% Apr
18
40
3
Jan
24
Dec
36
""
56% Nov 29
57% Jan
55% Jan 2
72V2Mar21
58% Apr 24
29
Jan 16
38
20% Mar 5
10"% Jan 16
20
28% May 29
40% Feb
8
47% May 29
2
35
Apr
14
26
17
May 29
33% Feb
8
American
6
20
Nov
21
13% May 29
19% Feb
13
American
24"% Jan
5
American
Jan
31
20 Vb Jan
28% Nov 22
3
105
9
99% Jan
18% May 29
101
May 24
63% Apr
20
19
27
83
Jan
42 % Jan
May 28
86"% Feb
36'/a Nov 30
104
Mar 20
13
26% May 29
13% May 29
14
24% Jan
3
39% Dec
13% Jan
3
20% May 16
86
^0
30 y4 Apr
May 29
2
21% Apr
American
Meter
4
American
Motors
Apr
28
55% Dec
34
Jan
19
49% Aug 18
54
Jan
18
81% Dec
17% Jan
33
8
37
May 28
53
Apr
23
May 29
46
48 % May 29
4
Climax Inc
Metal
19
30%
3
Amer
18
22
153/4
American
Potash
American
Rad
3
50% Mar
26 Va Mar
21
54% Jan
3
136% Jan
3
152 % May 16
30% Mar 15
Amer Research
40% Feb
7
18% Jan
17
Seating Co....
10
Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
142
20
22
119
Aug"" 3
127% Apr
il
16
14
18
Jun
23
27 y4 Jan
76
Feb
28
107% Nov
28% Jan
3
122
30% Jan
11
34% Jun
139% Dec
3
131%
"
3
63
19% Jan
1
27
Oct
26
41
27
25
Jan
Sep
18
Sep
13%
Nov" 21
4
7
5
,
19
133% Apr
4
24
8
6%
Snuff
non-cumulative preferred_100
American Stores
2
7%
American
Tel
44% Apr
5
American
Tobacco
124% May 29
44% May 28
134% Feb
19
May 29
25% Mar 19
American Water Works Co
29
Jan
8
Mar 28
19
26
Apr
16
15% Feb
15
41
May 29
54
Mar 30
Preferred
6%
Preferred
'Preferred
American
Ametek
33% Mar 29
AMP
Ampex
5%
1
261/a
50
40i/4
423A
x38i/a
Wire & Cable——No par
28%
28i/2
37
4
Anaconda
37% Jan
4
90% Jan
13
90% Feb
37
Jan
17
48% Nov
17
39% May 29
49% Feb
9
11% Nov
15
26 y4 Nov
30
12
24% Feb
8
For footnote*, see page
30% May 28
92
25.
Jan
23
May 29
95
May 16
1
Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
Industries
Inc
•
7
Corp
.
1
30y8
Anchor
Hocking Glass Corp__
6.25
') $4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
21.80
Apco Oil Corp
——1
10%
40y2
40
14
'
15
•
87,400
22
84,300
20 %
27 Va
>16%
153/4
15%-
60
86
*84
29%
:
58,300
303/4
15%
•
16
30
329,500
261/b
•■'"7: 25'/4
32%
9,400
103
103
86
2.5G0
•
"
203/4
20%
•
104
16
6,800
26%
26
26%
153/a
14%
15
41%
393/4
40 3/4
34y2
3,700
257,500
67,400
9,400
317T^2%
41
123,600
-21
19%
•
7,400
55%
533%
55
22%
13,200
40%
381/4
20
133/a
*149
30%
11%
L
12
53%
8,700
■•••! .7,900
53%
'
•;
20,400
l,5b0
148
147%
148
19,000
19%
30%
,
11%
54
1511/2
18 3/4
30%
10%
.
95,400
15
14%
15
151%
v;
25%
26
126%
127%
127%
128
26%
f 26%
78
34%
33%
33 %
34
115
110 3/8
7,100
353/4
34
23 %
26
78
.
*
l,'
160
23,500
26% '
4,200
i 78 3/4
12/200
'4,200
112%
1,140,200
35%
34%
35%
129.300
127%
126 %
126%
51%
48%
20%
20 3/4
28%
*28 %
28%
25%
1,480
50
20%
25%
26
,
26 %
*25 %
10"%
4,100
100
26%
11%
99,400
11%
13,300
5,100
44
433/4
44%
22%
21%
22%
38,700
123/4
13 Vb
185,800
13%
24
223/a
23%
27,500
293/4
28%
29%
25,600
42 Va
433/4
43
43%
27%
28%
28
28%
32%
323/4
32%
33
14
,
'
58,600
*
950
6,500
•
93% "93%
40%
40
40
~.
6,200
58%
21
28%
95
12
303/4
57%
13
33 3/a
39%
30
22%
28
*93%
303/4
43
261%
30%
:
27,400
21%
"
*931/2 -.95
,
14,400
9%
9%
23
11
21%
28
-31
300
15%
.
60 Vb
26
12%
17%
23%
-
15
10'/4
9%
♦25%
42%
Anaconda Co
„
26%
27%
4
4
16
•25%
22%
52% Jan
45 % Apr
26'A
i3'/4
38% May 29
27% May 31
2
*25
No par
15%
15
32
*30
20%
251%
No par
"
*28%
281%
25%
19%
Amsted
33% Feb
*28%
261/4
10
2
Jan
20 »/2
283/4
11%
37% Jan
44% May 22
201/a
Smelting—1
y4~
32
49
211/4
&
shares
29,200
45
125 %
20 3/a
20
52,100
62
43%
50
12,800
34%
493/4
♦25'/4
,
62%
443/i
60 %
110%
343/4
*28i/4
5
60%
42%
'>35%
36
3,000
33-
1241%
45
133,200
38
-
411/4
4
20
31 3/8
124%
52%
173/4
15
Nov
343/a
443A
42%
33%
<
33%
109 3/a
10%
37% Jan
33
981/8
41
20% Jan
May 22
1093/4
128%: 1293/4
33
4.1%
43%
• x
2iy8
10
May 28
17% May 29
23% May 29
65
xlOO'%
91
75%
32%
121/4
3
21
3
741/2
31
32%
451/4
5
Jan
72%
29 %
•33i/a
i83/4
17
44
34i/2
11%
27% Apr
38% Dec
3iy4
91
19%
26"
261/4
'35
76
x75
5,300
91
147%
-
129
25'/8
431/a
58% Apr
3
series
endorsed
17% Sep 25
27% Jan
129
27%
12,300
23%
38;
53
77
25
series
Zinc Xeaa
30% Nov
1
130y2
/
--
25
Inc—
Inc
.130 »/2
725%
.
20%
23%
37
29%
>
■
22
4,800
38%
191/a
'
1481%
148
_
73,100
24
14%
v
25
com
series
5%%
53
■; 50%
'
10
22
100
25
Corp
1
26%
6.25
common
preferred
Viscose
533/4
33%
Co
American
27
10% May 29
27
6%
Tel
61% Mar 23
25% May 29
Jan
!
&
25
25
;
preferred
17% May 29
22%,Sep 22
Co
8%
•
31,000
-
1
29%
26%
150%
25
£1
American Sugar Refining com
2
52
7
'
1
2
43 Va Mar
99% Jan
12%
..'149
...
-
8V3
common
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd
36% Apr
Jan
27% Feb 14
May" 11
34 y4 May
Co
30%
10
•
100
preferred
American
11
29% May 22
*
r't.7%
136 % Jan
20
29% Jan
4
28% May 23
51% Nov
3
Apr
V
.
12,900
20 y4
*149
17%
143/4
18%
28 y2
American Ship
17
23
34% Jan
May 29
Jan
May
30% May
16 Vb
"2,100
66%
65 :
37%
1511/2
*148
45%
53'/8
13%
123/4
143/4
44%
201/4
36
33%
40%
151%
*150
American
98% May 29
31% May 29
Nov~22
Apr
152
&
3
32
13
121% Jan
2
72 % May 29
29% May 29
5
3
Jan
20% Feb 27
37% July 26
103 Vb Jan
65
50% May 29
72 Va May 18
146 y4 NOV
preferred
com
2
-.
Xl4i/s
5
100
Develp'm't Corp 1
Sany
26% May 29
8% May 29
9
13
X36%
No par
Chem
Std
14% May 29
42% Mar 10
Jan
16
7%
&
&
40%
32%
22%
2
4
43%
14%
5iy2
25
30%
40 y8
40
321%
18% Jan
33% Jan
353/4
30%
54% Jan
19
33
39i/4
48%
32 Vb Jan
Dec
14 3%
34'/a
56%
12% May 29
30 Va
42%
25i%
15i/4
32%
15% May 29
3iy8
14%
241/2
11%
53i/2
33 % May 29
25
13%
23
31%
2
11,700
30%
30%
Natural Gas Co
13
26,400
14
66
25%
86
15
130
14%
46%
40
*84
16
,.i
'
"45%
'"45%::
193/a
261/4
26%
7;,
64-
1,900
43%
.
*101
131/e
No par
*61%
14%
46%
15
104
News
Co
28
213/8
191/4
15
800
19,800
25%
58
20%
24%
Optical Co
1
Photocopy Equipmlt Co_No par
24%
29%
'
American
21
142% Jan
DAY
9%
American
Jun
May 17
MEMORIAL
15y4l
33,700
900
x27 %
63
•
*30
31%
American
17% Nov
146
CLOSED
2
62
139% Sep 28
EXCHANGE
2
3
46% Sep
STOCK
34%:.
1.66%
10
Corp
25%
42%
43 Va
26%
77,900
.
59 V2
*84
6,300
18%
>
99
*90
96 7
*90 y4
14%
30%
28%
23%
54%
18
18%
19%
36 y2
'
133/4
85'/a
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23%
'24%
19%
-
4i%
Jan
3
29
"...
91
20%
45,700
X23%
18%
25
19
96%
64%
y
7
•
24
34%
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95%
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...
20% '
153/4
104
18,700
98%:
.39%
,
■64
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22%
-42
43%. 7;
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21%
14 y8
40y4 '
60
>
22%
63
29%
203/4
54%
29%
473/4
V
106,100
22%
22
*17%
;45
V-.-/
42%
28%
19
57,400
17%
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29
59%
19v8
27,500
55.:.
725
:45 77/y
31
xl53/8
24%
27
22%
-25
23%
18%
-ii
73% Jan
Jan
41
!
..;:y y7
100
94
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93
23
-
13 %
31 %
26
415/a
38%
40%
39
45 y8
^42'%
63% "77 58%
21'/4
18y2
25% • :
21
37V2
31%
92
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41%
36
37%
32 ,.
58%'
54Va
45'/2
. 38
31
31%
15%
12%
9%
9
63,100
'91
+
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Co
12% Jan
29% Dec
Fdry com
&
American Metal Products
18% Mar 13
11% May 29
16% Nov 30
' 77. y-
40,900
17%
96%
:
53
r
100
1.75
100
1
2
preferred
3.90%
American
2
Jan
Mach
American
7
12%
16%
'
% ' '-7
28
Xl2%
17%
22%
-y'/v,
62%
41%
,60
12%
21%
30
Corp
prior preferred
5%%
-
Mar 19
2
23
81% Oct
45
42%
i
28'
•
29%
113%
87
86%
*17%
25%
>
87
2,200
S3
19%.
22%
.
18,400
,
,
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22V4 777
100
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99
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-
Products
Home
75% Nov 28
26
Sep 26
13% Jan
v
12.50
1
Hosp Supply Corp_No par
International Corp
1
Investment Co of 111
1
American
Jan
50 7,
Hardware
American
79
29
89% Sep
51% Jan
5
91% May 25
48
Apr 23
28
29
28
29
18%
.
7 34% Feb 13
Jan
3
* May 29
84
2
23
100
58%
23%
22%
26% I' 28%
7,■
99 3/4
16 %
57%
60
*86
17
93%
12,500
.
;
.
203/4
213/8
2,600
7%
12%
54%
7,
39%
6%
16%
./
233/4
49%
18
Theatres Inc
1 • \... • 29%
American Can Co common
12.50 •* • ' 39%
'.7% preferred —L—
25
40 •
American Chain. & Cable
No par : y • 43
' American Chicle Co
No par —- •
6iy4
' Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3 - : 19%
American Consumer Ind
No par >
24y8 '
American Crystal Sugar common. 10
35
4%% prior preferred.
100
...'.,•90%
American Cyanamid Co.
10 ,
36y8American Distilling Co
10
35%
American Electric Power Co
10
'53%v
American Enka Corp
:
5
40
American European Secur—No par
30
American Export Lines Inc
40c
13%
American & Foreign Power No par
9%
47% Feb 19
41% Mar 9
50% Mar 26
88
Jan
2
24% Jan 17
25%
20%
.'"77
13%
39%
"59
7.
163/4
Broadcasting-Paramount•
American
21%
'
13%
...
7
•
.
90%
20
20
14
39
...
16%
7/
41
110,900
86 %
12
7'
19%
42
6%
56%
17%
7 24%
American Brake'Shoe Co^—No par
47% Feb 19
•
19
41
39
86
20%
283/4
7; American Bosch Arma Corp—2
May 29
May 29
Jan
2
May 29
May 29
May 29
21
May 29
3iy2 May 29
-
40
6,200
19%
42 %
13%
7%;
15
54 to
•
100
5
common..
18% Jan
26
38%
38%
42%
58%
18 y2
Nov 28
39y8 Jun
Note
4
:
Jan
Bank
May 18
-
36
1
preferred
.
>
17%
Apr
0%
42
22%
65
>
92%
94%:
No par
convertible preferred
100
Bakeries Co,
—No par -V
American
-
92%
■
19
19
19%
30
1
92
*90
92-
17%
American
3%%
27,400
10%
22%
52 v
No par
Airlines common
American
45%
54
26%
203/4
41% May 29
11
^1%
/
22 :••'/
213/4
12% May 29
5
24% Apr
15% Jan
Agricultural Chemical
44%
90%
20%
60% Mar 19-
27% Jun
;•
Petroleum Corp_.
Amerada
47%
*85%
94
♦90%
No par
12.50
Amer
6,400
22,300
44%
63/4
716%
66,600
8%
38%
8%
8
13%
xl6
170
25%
36
.
93%
7%
133/a
"
27,000
36%
34%
12%
3,600
30,000
VJ
24%
373/4
86%
31
•90
>
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14%
59%:
.
:n
37%
■ •
39
12
-
29%
,
34,000
23,200
H ■- K
36 %
16%
57
93
"91%
34%
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...,
,
3%
3%-
30Va
v;
7
55%.
34%
46
393/a
86%
40,400
36
X92
73/b
9,600
33,300
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51%
I
.
26
31
93
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25
45
DAY
"
...
17
34,900
,13%*
54 Vb
29Ye
*41,000
22
8
7 5%
23
8%
40%
No par
No par
1
of
—
4
40% Jan
America
Co
Aluminum
23% Jan 23
114
Feb 16
May 31
91
May 31
130
Mar
31
7
7
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
^7„
30
81% Mar 30
68 % Mar 23
34
93
7
14%
10
Aluminium Limited
4
49 Vb May 29
May 29
93
35
10
100
common
Cement
Portland
20% May 29
18
Mfg
convertible preferred
4.08%
Alpha
38% May 16
56% Nov
36
Allls-Chalmers
4
12
28% Jan
94%
19%
Stores Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Supermarkets Inc
1
4%
Corp
493/4 Mar 20
May 29
MEMORIAL
38%
Allied
7
100% Mar
20% May 29
28%
93
Products
Allied
2
Jan
23
May 29
15
May 15
110
26
25 % Dec
28
163/s Feb
16%
26
39%
Allied
Mar 23
87
3
10% May 29
25
29% May 15
25 % Oct
19% Dec
3
14%
29%
xl8%
No par
5
Mills/
,.15%
17
16,400
-14,000
i.
25%
3%
34%
..
..33%
CLOSED
33%
21,500
,13% -.14%
-.25 Vb
..
56
.3%
i.
19,100
>
.
,.56%
13%
:
.
55
54%
•'
EXCHANGE
94
5
52%..
.
55%
...
.
26%
'
•
36%
16% Dec
j
STOCK 7
•
12% .„' 14
...
.
.14. .7. .15.
.
3%
33%
33%
3
24
15%
7y8
14%
v
13%
27%
14 .....14%
.
•
53%
-
13%.
26%
56% ...58%...
..
7 7
>
29 y8
_1
7
25,500
60%
13%
27%
12%
;
i
52%
41%
53%
59%
-
..
100
23,900
13%
,
••
68
16% 716%
y
-i
Shares
>
48
r
67
27
—
14%:
A
52 y4
27
27
4
44 % :
24%
12% Jun
-
13%
Allegheny Ludlum
Mar 21
'
22 y2
11%;
10
50% Jan
16% Jan
12
21% '-
Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
I
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—_100
Allen Industries Inc
1
Allied Chemical Corp
9
19
94
9
13%
25%
3%
common
convertible preferred
6%
2
31
common
■
53%:
^
-14%
13.•
-51 Vb
.7 Alleghany Corp
5
90% Mar
2
100% Jun
May 31
22
48%
54
67%
16%
59%.. 60%
-
11% :
10
.13 >■;
24 ; '
preferred ——100
4%%
12% Mar 20
5% May 29
4
50 % Sep
7
55
Nov 24
3
35
Aldens' Tnc
..
'
51
*43
48
65%
16%
25%
—.—2
1
5
:
Inc__
Products
Alco
16
94 y2 May
22%
'12
par
Alabama Gas Corp.
2
Jan
39
4
Jan
91
27%
2
Reduction1
4
22% Apr
x24%
Chemicals-—1
&
Products
Air
40 % Mar 26
33 Vb May 29
12% Jan
13 y8:
•
10
A J Industries
Feb 19:
4%
3y8 May 29
11%
Corp
Air Control Products-*
Aeroquip
Air
7
•70 Vb Feb
13%
—————1
._.--;_l
Admiral Corp
15%
59%
16 y2
6i
12 y2
Addressograph-Multigraph Cerp-2.50
,
13%
•53%
14%
56%
•
-
2
65
(
10
-1
Adams-Millis
?
63%
June I
<
.
....
48
.
65%-
the Week
Friday
May 81
>
v
64 y.
Express Co
Corp ——No par •
Adams
33% Feb 21
.3
23% Jan:
17'
18%Apr 18
84 V< Mar 15
45Va May 29
5% Mar 24
3% Nov 24
2
19% Mar 15
41V\ May 29
•
:
Steel Co
Acme
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Thursday
,
45
•39
48
•45 !
1
5
1
—25
May 30
May 29
May 28
Par
-
ACF Industries Inc___—
35% Jan
May 28
Vending Corp
ABC
15
16
90% Jan
21% May 29
61 % Nov
28
•
May 29
21
73% Nov
>8% Sep
7
-
Laboratories
Abbott
9
Jan
21
/ May
12
19% Nov 29
36% Apr
75% Feb
29
-48% May 29
6
3
10% Jan
21% Jan
y
22% May 29
10
EXCHANGE
81% Mar
63 % May 29
HIGH
"Wednesday
7 ' Tuesday
Monday
Abacus Fund
16
Jan
55
May 15
47
21
•
52>/2Jan
80
Dec
55
Highest
Lowest
Highest
V
AND
-
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Y"*"
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961*
STOCK
FOR EVERY LISTED
SALE PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF
TRADING
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
15%
*
:•■
20
93%
93%
40
40%
2,700
14%
15,500
14
.
:
■
Volume
195
Number 6165
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2603)
15"
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
33 % Jan
3
34
May 29
39% Mar 29
25
May 29
38"% Feb
Arizona
43% Oct
19
3
9
37% Jan
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
Jan
4
11
Jan
50 %
May 28
37% May 29
3
74% Oct
60
6
May 29
2
89
47
13% Mar 16
19% Sep
19
24% Aug
36% Dec
2
17
13
21
5
20
Feb
22
Jan
4
35% Jan
4
9
May 29
28"% Jun
1
1
May 29
19% May 29
47
Jun
1
33% May 29
14
69% Feb
7
115% Dec
102% Feb
7
110
53% Jan
3
82
81
May 29
18
Steel
Armour
23
Apr
Public
Armco
16
73% Apr
82% Jan
35% May 29
15% May 7
20
Sep
57% Feb
85% July 28
May 22
5
71% Mar 15
46
3
&
$3.75
July
10514 Jan
7
Nov
21
3
29
Oct
23
9% Jan
3
10% Nov
16
35% Jan
.4
57
;
July i4
83
39 % Dec
20
42% Jan
3
76
Jan
3
21% Oct
11
2% Nov
10
Nov
13% Jan
54
Jan
12
Aro
May 29
26
Arvin
20
Ashland
20
2nd
109% Feb
9
109
7
Industries
Oil &
27% Jan
10
86% Feb
5
91% Apr
6
2
Atlantic
48% Feb
2
35% May 29
43% Jan
22
44% May 29
57% Feb
15
Atlantic
81% Jan
87% Apr
9
30% Jun
5
30
4% Feb
27
14% Apr
12
15% May 29
2%
Apr 18
11% Jan
5
24
21% Feb
1
19
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
23
27% Sep
13% Jan
2
27% Aug
68% May
2
17 y8 Feb
8
May 10
17
13% May 29
25% Feb
5
Atlas
23
Atlas
13% May 22
5%
3
Feb
1814 Jan
7
2
16% May 29
287/a Feb
13
14% May 28
30% Mar 29
2
60
61 %
62%
64%
89
89
88
88
35%
36
36
37%
*14%
15%
*15%
15%
18%
19%
22%
common
Corp
com
L;
22
1
81
1
Line
Chemical
Corp
RR
Avco Corp.:
Avnet Electronics
35%
44
108%
107
107
57
38%
83
<
24
6,300
7,400
88
46
*42
EXCHANGE
108
108
108
108
63
63
CLOSED
23%
MEMORIAL
10
10%
DAY
34%
43%
24%
36%
48
85%
83%
84
15%
16%
62%
25%
23%
130
63%
24%
8,000
75,700
10%
10%
10 %
10%
11,400
43%
41 %
42
21,300
*89
35%
44%
85%
41
89
36%
48%
,,,
45
10%
89
38%
87
86
43
91%
38%
6,800
34,300
*42
60%
21%
38 %
5,100
23%
STOCK
84%
1
90%
1189
90 %
20
36%
36%
36%
36%
4,000
49%
49%
48%
49%
•25,700
83%
83%
83
15%
84
15%
2%
2%
16%
17%
2%
16%
12,000
13%
2%
2%
13%
2%
13%
17%
13%
2%
2%
69,900
No par
($1.20)—No
13%
13
13%
6,100
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,300
*23%
24%
'23 %
24%
14%
16
13%
15%
18
17%
18
21%
16%
17
20%
17%
65,400
21
14%
5c
15
24%
14%
1
Corp
13
550
24%
par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
(
,24
45
1
pref
23%
23%
20
.
common
prior
19
24%
23%
—«.__i/l
Industries
common—
Nichols
18%
23%
,22%
35%
10
100
preferred
Conv
No par
common
preferred
B
21%
81
*89
5,700
15%
22%
10%
100
37%
33%
*39
22%
19%
130
37%
*141/2
x21
38%
com—4%
Co
51,700
12,300
64
•19%
V 63%
61
18%
42%
23%
4T
108%
10
*14%
18
7,200
56,500
43,600
891%
23%
84
*39
100
Co
15%
17
63%
*88
37%
;
35%
50c
preferred
Coast
55
41
62 %
5
Investment
series
Austin
2
25% May
31% Jan
Jan
13% May29
Goods
Refining
$3.75
53%
88
2.50
City
Atlantic
May 4
84% Oct 25
4%
55%
43
37%
series.No par
Electric
preferred
21
3
Dry
1st
31
36
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
16
87% Feb
60
39%
36%
29%
88
Inc
$1.50
issued
Associates
10% May 14
49% Jan
4
Jan
37%
35%
30%
1
Refining
preferred
5.25%
2
21% May 29
40%
Corp
Shares
36
42
54
38%
60 %
the Week
June t
;
54%
50%
2.50
Associated
35%
-29%
25
55%
1
Friday
May 31 "••■)
35%
29
50%
common
Sales for
Thursday
No par
Constable
46% Feb
80% Jan
Co
HIGH SALE PRICES
28%
25%
5
Cork
AND
Wednesday
May 30
34
10
Corp
28% Feb
Tuesday
May 29
2.50
preferred
Arnold
16
May
Co
Corp
Armstrong Rubber Co
23% Apr
33% Feb
34% May 29
Aug 24
29
3
2
Service
'"if-
May 28
35
36%
No par
Co
Armstrong
9
J,Mar 22
When
21% Jan
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
8
78% Jan
LOW
STOCK
12
371/2 Sep
30
YORK
EXCHANGE
43% Apr
67% Jan
50
NEW
Lowest
18%
22%
21
21%
523,600
18%
19%
18%
19%
88,100
13%
14
*23
24
14%
17%
300
B
4% Jan
3
7% Mar 29
36% Jan
10
59% Dec
15
Oct
18
11% Nov
4% May 29
9
9
12% Jan
3
27% Jan
8 % Mar 12
41 %
19% Aug 15
May 29
58% Feb
10
May 29
17
12% May 29
28% May 29
9
Mar 20
19 % Apr
19
Babbitt
(B
Babcock
Baker
T)
&
Oil
Inc
j
Co
Inc
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
20
41% Nov
15
94% Jan
4
103 % Dec
11
98 % Jan
5
104% Mar
5
41/2%
82% Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
4
94% Mar
9
Corp
23% Nov
22
47
Jan
19
19% May 29
33% Feb
1
21% Dec
22
47% Jan
19
19% May 29
30% Jan
25
33% Dec
26
63
18
35% May-29
48% Feb
19
33% Dec
15
Jan
62% Jan
19
35
May 29
9
29% May 18
12 %
May 29
52% Sep
15% Jan
20
70% Mar 17
62 % Jan
3
21% Dec
18% Feb
8
27% Aug
13% Mar
11
24
14% May 29
43
May 29
16% May 25
8
47% Jan
3
35% Dec
27
61% Aug 29
48 % July 10
31% Dec
13
35% Nov
Nov
33 %
Apr
4
59
47
51% Jan
6
Mar 16
94% Jan
11
17% Mar 14
Jan
3
81
Jan
6
17% Apr
19
2
16
Iron
18% May 29
34% Jan
11
Baxter
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
Cigars
May 29
49% May 29
325
Jan
24
96% Mar 28
27
21
May 29
77
May 29
1
87
Jan
6
13
May 25
8
32% Feb
29
7
521/4 Jan
29
71
Jan
2
328
Jan
9
IOO1/4 Mar
9
291/8 Mar 21
19
22% Jan
22
Beech
35
26
Beech
Apr
2
(A
Aircraft
Creek
4
20
Jun
Beech-Nut
14 % May 29
46% Sep
25
69% May 25
10% Dec
29
16% Apr
58
Jun
28
33% Jan
4
48% Jan
12
119% Nov
72
i
5
Jan
31
59% Sep
22
Nov
133
Dec
3
1% Jan
19
3
42% Dec
39
Sep
3
13
39% July
140% Sep
7
12% Jan
3
1
26
Bell
&
50% Jan
4
Bell
&
Howell
12% Feb
14
May 29
May 28
50% Jan II
117
May 25
1% Jan
2
1
34% May 29
48% Mar 13
29% May 29
32% M'ay 29
2
142% Jan
49% Apr
148
May 15
23% Dec
71
Jan
6
84
41
Jan
9
31% Sep
22% Jan
26
71% Apr
45% Apr
3
17
29
Aug 18
28
17% May 29
1281/4 Mar 23
13/4 Feb
20
Feb
5
42
473/8 Mar 15
43% Jan
3
152% Apr
24
271/4 Mar 14
39% Jan
26% Feb
Bliss
18% May
Bliss
2
2
Jun
1
4% Feb
6
33
8% Mar 13
3
67% Nov
1
51% May 29
65% Apr
24
103% Nov
21
68 % May 29
99% Feb
13
78% Jan
11
83% Jan
871/2 Feb
23
Apr
23
25
May 29
99% Feb
26
8
21% May 29
523/4 Jan
2
28
47% May 29
61% Jan
25
9
12% May 29
213/a Feb
14
19
9% May 29
15 3/4 Feb
8
3
25
May
Oct
24
12
17% Jan
85% Jun
8
80
Jun
1
Jan
3
48% Sep
13
34
Jun
1
11% Jan
3
19% May 17
80% Oct
29
31
8% May 29
43"% Apr
116
84
Mar 15
87
793/4
83
61,100
90%
91%
13%
■; 323/8
14%
May 29
10% May 29
613/4 Jan
29
15% Jan
2
18% May 29
25% Mar 29
73% Jan
3
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
80
Jan
100
147
1473/4
146 %
144
144%
21%
*86%
50c
Inc
Book-of-the-Month
Borden
Club
Inc
Co
Borg-Warner
Corp
preferred
3% %
Borman
Boston
Boston
37,000
433/4
16,900
183,800
5%
•351/4
7,000
86% Apr
9
14%
14%
12,200
79%
78%
10
823/4
31%
31%
29%
8,400
30
31%
31%
32
33
4,400
3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
5%
5%
*6 %
63/4
1,300
8%
8%
8%
8%
24,000
100
;
Brunswick
Co
5%
5%
7%
8
6
68%
*85 '
'.
*85%
Corp
8
15% May 23
27% Feb 15
92V4 May 24
12
26
*86%
♦85
36%
35%
110%
111%
37
35%
88
37
853%
88
28%
22
27%
28
28%
275%
28%
52
473/4
50
110%
111%
111%
111%
32,600
60
3,000
213/4
X51%
49
50
49%
50
13%
145/a
12%
13%
14%
15%
14%
15%
93/4
11%
28,200
9%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*82 %
48,000
No par
500,500
4,400
Inc
823/4
82
82%
80%
80'%
80
81
1
37
37%
35
36
35
36
34
lo
Co
34%
10
10 5/a
2,300
10
10%
113/a
10%
11 %
18,400
5
Co
Inc
47
,
preference
com
45
48
47%
49
49
11%
10%
11%
12
12%
Xll%
20
21
18%
20
21%
21%
21%
85%
84%
84%
*84%
85%
*84'%
73
*70%
91
73
♦70 3/a
91
90
90
90
"73
501/4
7,900
12
13,300
213/4
89,100
85
20
*70%
90
*90
91
80
1
Terminal
Financial Corp
Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
16
13%
15
15%
16%
15%
15%
36%
325/s
39
37 %
38 5/a
36%
38
1
Co
M)
15
33%
19%
193/4
17%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
19
4,300
3%
Corp
10%
11
10%
103/4
103/4
11%
10%
11
:.2,100
11
22%
4%
11%
25%
4%
9%
21%
4
10%
12
12%
11
12%
28%
25%
27%
26
26%
33,700
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
23,200
11%
11%
11%
12%
1
preferred
Canada
Mar
9
Jan
16
Canadian Breweries
Canadian Pacific Ry
Southern
Ry
Co
Ltd
11%
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
conv
48
11%
1
500
B
Corp
(A
,
8%
5
preferred
$4.25
41,900
88
88
5
3
52% Jan
4,600
76%
86
1
18% Feb
55'/a
75%
80%
2.50
1221/4 Mar 27
55
78
78
caUlornla
3
54%'
76%
77
California
2
7% Jan
53%
72
81%
111
6,800
51%
79
13% May 21
32% Jan
6 3/a
300
No par
Co
Watch
Co
6%
85
111
21% May 29
Bush
30
6%
14%
100
31
26
35
32%
6%
*81 %
'
No par
5
Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs
88%
6
.
86
15
preferred
Burndy
6
51%
78
36% Oct
Jan
5
6%
55
72
*82
33/8
6
53%
10
common
86
8 3/a
1
common
Bullock's
*3
3
100
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie
♦82
6
3.50
Inc
Co
86
8-
2.50
preferred series A
Shoe
4%
5,500
14%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Bulova
;/•'/•
78%
3 3/4 %
$5
35%
13%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
Budd
"
74%
Airways Inc
5.50%
42
'
13%
preferred
Brown
40%
72
Byers
2,700
15%
34%
793/4
16% Mar 12
25.
24%
14%
32%
Maine RR common_No par
as
Braniff
313/4
133/4
25
—
24
page
11,200
76
Inc
Co
10% May 28
see
12,600
13%
Stores
17% M'ay 29
footnotes,
220
49%
283/4
1
Food
issued
16
For
3,000
12,700
37%
28
21% May 29
21
*83%
Feb
27% May 22
144
5
common
13
3
15,800
356,500
100
Edison
When
35%
x33
26% Oct
21% Jan
1,600
33%
873/4
'
19% July 21
8% May 29
36%
37%
24 Va
15%
53% Mar 26
1
700
59,900
28%
36
24% Jan
12
24%
15
32% May 29
48'/2 Feb
23%
33
13% May 29
191/2 May 29
22%
20%
*86
1%
48
12%.. 14%
19
85V2 Jan
29%
28
27
4
52
28%
14 5/a
Apr
6
49%
28
22%
34%
44% Dec
18
47%
26
24%
133/a
37
28% Apr
86%
28%
144
21%
86
33 Va
5
3
51% Dec
21
86%
45
—50c
26
90 »/2 Jun
21
86%
No par
Inc
Jan
4
173/4
873/4
24
23
25
36%
55 5/a
27
2.50
X144
36%
X33
22%
49
27% Jan
21% Jan
1%
36%
*70 3/8
83% Jan
119
1%
38
100
43% July 27
*112
117%
35
100
-May 25
42,000
35%
100
12% Mar 28
25,100
46%
51
33%
second
10% May 29
593/4
44%
37
preferred
91*
35%
57%
5,800
51
34
4% %
d
1%
59%
14%
47%
36%
3%%
12
1%
14%
52
29
30
30
44
32%
May 15
Nov
57%
DAY
353/8
5
Co
34%
MEMORIAL
353/4
100
common
36%
57
34%
Apr
18% Jan
20,600
33
91
22 % Jun
88,900
9
8
73
131
•27
'112
36
6,000
26%
118
1
14,900
16%
x83/4
*112
40c
67%
16%
9%
115%
1%
20
66 %
143/4
♦110
1%
37,500
27%
9
*51
1%
120
15%
33 3/„
133/4
43%
2 pesos
90%
15%
26%
52
100
Inc
*90
*32%
16
33%
STOCK
CLOSED
39%
55
90%
140
EXCHANG1
3/a
52
9
4
8
59
23
3
7%
54%
Jan
12
9%
413/4
Apr
13% Jan
17
55
84
11% Apr
17
53
70
77% Jan
15%
39
19
May 29
14%
1
Apr
9% May 29
16%
50
common
86
4
67
14%
2
8% Nov 30
65%
25
26
3
64%
12%
Jan
18
613/a
♦90
22
Feb
Sep
653/4
9
81
4% Jan
*32%
,63
68
27
15%
32%
Xl6
:
♦84%
5
15%
32%
15%
Co
22% May 10
8 % Jan
90
13
%
26
Co
Forge
24% Nov
18
89
32%
__io
Brooks
Buffalo
3
45
(E W)
Bullard
4
28
78
14%
Co
8
29
29
27,600
85%
233/4
Laughlin Inc
21
Jan
Nov
77
,v
.1
preferred
41% Feb
16% Jan
67
873/4
2
Corp
Inc
181/2 Mar
14% Dec
31
80%
233/4
5,300
3
13% Jan
22 3/a
39,500
Jan
Dec
24
41%
64% Jan
59
223/4
40
7
74% Mar
23
41%
22
5
100
100
21
40%
9% Jan
17
100
100
24
393/4
11% Feb
Jan
101
100
22%
34%
5% May 29
Jan
265
*100
4,800
39%
3
7% May 29
44
*225
_No par
Co
53%
265
19,000
14
May 18
14% May 15
35
8,300
36'%
*225
55%
3% May 31
97% Oct
16,100
54%
53
265
54%
6% Mar 22
23
35%
521/4
34 3/4
50%
*225
56
931/4 Mar 23
May 29
34'%
54%
270
53
22 i/a Jan
30
30,400
46
33
53 %
13% May 24
77
23%
43'%
30%
49%
18 3/4
72
110% Jan
7,100
22'/«
45
38%
23%
12
10
28%
25%
44%
100
10
L
29%
23
41
52
l
Co
28%
25%
39
*250
100
Corp
2 83/4
18%
44
35%
1
Savers
24%
223/8
43%
1
pfd
27%
21
22%
3% Dec
13
263/fl
23%
4
28
27%
730
4,300
"4,800
22
26
Dec
51%
21
Oct
Apr
51'%
52 %
Dec
45
52
20%
26
112
50 %
54%
91
10
47%
233/8
67
11
16%
17
47
53%
84% May 24
30
48%
21%
2
48% Jan
Jan
47 %•
1.25
Jan
79
68
17
7.50
28"% Mar 12
34% May 29
30% Jan
46%
17
18%
12
106% Jan
16%
18%
23
4
16 5/a
45%
80% Oct
86 % Mar 14
5,500
17
35
52% May 29
May 28
17'A
16%
46'%
18%
70
6
7,100
17
46
34%
49% Dec
15
71%
18%
42%
3
Jun
70
17%
45
18%
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
11
69
16
45
>
35
20% May 29
3
68
14%
43
453/4
7
Jan
64
17%
46%
173/4
27
6
733/4
16%
33
79% Nov
48
69
70%
46%
35%
36% Apr
3
4,300
18%
3
27
2,400
15%
35
7
7% Dec
373/4
14%
18%
19% Jan
8% Jan
37%
15
1
55% Feb
29% May 29
600
37%
14%
*36
5
21% Jan
May 29
373/4
36%
143/4
Stores
17% May 29
11
37
12%
Aluminum & Brass Corp
29
8
15
37
35
15%
Bond
21
23% Aug
Jan
363/4
38%
13%
Bohn
30% Dec
5
Jan
6,800
56% Feb
6
18% Jan
35% May 29
22%
ys
371/4 Apr
7
22% Jan
26
&
21%
38%
—50
Decker Mfg
Blaw-Knox
22
36%
Bobbie
57% Sep
May 29
Inc
4%%
pfd series of 1951
&
22%
21
;i
Boeing Co„
59% Dec
28
Black
8,700
531/4 Jan
3
Jan
4%%
22% May 29
26
26
25
19%
100
Bigelow-Sanford Inc
Mar 19
24%
35%
2.50
Consolidated
Co
40
24%
5
conv
&
90
23%
38
10
Bestwall Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp common.
7% preferred
Apr
26
Jan
$4.50
140
90
21%
19%
22
—1_1
Inc
Corp
Benguet
92
38
11—10
preferred
Best
64
35% Jan
35
5%
*89
50
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
87
10
12
Bendlx
26
92
21 ya
1
Bell Intercontinental
3
45
12% May 29
1138% July
31
55% Mar 15
541/4 May 28
2434
*89
1
Belding-Heminway
May 29
May 29
79% Jan
18
Mar 13
75% Jan
Life
91
100
Corp
Gossett
May 29
22
39
'
11
1% Jan
33% Jan
9
191/4 Feb
55
16
53
22% Feb
7% May 29
2
91
100
RR
12 % May 29
14% Jan
22,500
Inc
S)
81
Jan
51,900
32%
1023/4
Inc
61% May 29
17
15%
32 %
1023%
preferred_100
Instruments
Beck Shoe
.14 3/a
32 %
102%
preferred
Beckman
2
Feb
15%
31 %
102%
100
Inc
Mills
143/4
30%
(James B) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3% % conv prior preferred
100
4%%
14%
45,300
102 %
Beam
Beaunit
123/4
13,700
23,600
28%
No par
152% Jan
95
Lomb
143/4
M
Id3/,
Corp
Laboratories
39
Works
&
133/4
5%
313/4
Corp
30
Bausch
13%
1
21
12
Nov
Bath
44
12%
103%
preference
2
" Dec
88
Products
41%
13%
30%
common
convertible
Jan
35% Feb
48% Jan
Inc
5%
Basic
5%
45%
12%
10
37
27% Jun
Oct
31
4
5%
43%
12%
*102%
Corn
24% May 29
159% Dec
87
Basic
5
30
5%
43%
10
100
Aroostook
Oil
19
Aug 30
100% May 15
87
Barber
Bangor &
Jan
82% Nov 27
Nov
9
8
5%
41%
11%
100
B
stamped
non-cumulative
Preferred stamped
21
4%
46%
10%
No par
com
series
4%
22% Feb
20"% Jan
Elec
59
316
25
Common
48% Feb
52% Apr
&
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
85% Mar
23% Jan
Gas
preferred
May 29
30 % May 29
275
Baltimore
5%
44%
13
4%
37% Mar 28
4%
_~9
1
Wilcox
Tools
No par
100
No par
25
12%
10%
11%
12,700
154,100
34,800
14,000
14%
1
15%
14%
15%
141/4
15
14'%
15
27,400
76
90%
83
93
92%
96
91'%
93%
28,000
22
19%
911/2
50%
8%
21%
21%
92
51
9%
22%
22
23%
22%
22%
15,300
20%
92
92
50%
9
22%
50%
9%
23%
••
91%
91%
*91%
92
♦5OV4
51%
*501/4
51%
130
91/4
9%
9%
19,100
22%
23%
22%
27,400
9
22%
240
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
.
(2604)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
43% Dec
60 % May
20
26% Jan
3
36
25 Va May
Carborundum.
Mar 16
56
38% May 29
5
Mar 13
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
9 y2 May 29
Carlisle
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
91% Jan
6
102% Oct
12
96
Jan
43'/a Jan
3
62% Nov
13
48
May 29
63% Apr
30
May 29
Corp.
Carolina Clinchfield
45% Mar 14
3
52 % Mar 30
32 Va Jan
3
49
40 % Jan
10
39% Jan
27
1
Oct
22
13% Apr
Oct
2 % Nov
30'/a Feb
89
5
6
41 Ye Aug 29
1
22,
Jan
May 23
32 y2 Oct
31
40% Aug 15
3
29
-
Jan
10
124 % Jan
5
3
857/e Apr
10
81 y2 Jan
11
87% May
24% Jan
3
34% Dec
28
25
Jan
10
71% Jan
17
7%
4%%
2
20'A Mar
73'A Dec
5
28
3
28% Jun
5
24 % May 29
26% Feb
5
14% May 29
23 % Jan
3
34% Jun
38
Mar
6
50
59
Mar
7
75 Vs Oct
18% Jan
27% Jan
38'A Jan
24
92
Sep
21
24
77% Apr
5
Dec
Jan
8
41
17
Sep
18
26
Jan
24
47% Nov 22
4
9% Jan
9
23% Nov
30% Nov
20% Jan
8
79 % Dec
31
3% Jan
57
26% Jan
14 Va May
20 Va
,
39% Oct
4
50% Apr
4
32 % Jun
,
.
38 V4 Feb
16
98% Apr
17
Champion Papers Inc com
$4.50 preferred
41% Feb
16
Champion Spark
May 29
29% Feb
8
19 Va May 29
16% May 29
31% Apr
11
21
4
27% Mar 20
3
30% Jun
9
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
28
32
Jan
3
43% Oct
13,
32% May 29
54
Dec
8
67% Jan
18
44 % May
5 Va May
May 16
Motors
Chemetron
Chemway
Jan
Jan
Chesebrough-Pond's
52% May 23
13% Jan
18
8»A May 29
15 Va July 31
24
Sep
18
15 Va May 10
20
21% Feb
31
Mar 30
15 Va May
29
27% Feb
19
Chicago
36% Feb
15
5%
27
30 Va May 29
8% May 29
Feb127
3
14
37% MUy 26
32% Aug 10
26
Jan
Class
8
64% Feb
20
26 % Oct
12
10% May 29
22% Feb
7
23% Jan
38
Feb
27
19V2 May 29
36% Feb
8
27% Dec
38 Va Mar 21
21 % May
187/a F6b
3
62
Feb
28
31V4 Jan
26% Feb
15
35% May
20% May 15
1,6 Va Jan
5
21
31% Apr
13
May 28
29
27 Va Oct
Jan
26
12 % Jan
21% Jan
12
37% Jan
10
3
7
37 Va Jan
3
10
5
52 Va Dec
—5
Jan
Chock
21
27
33c% May 25
52% Feb
16
Cincinnati Milling
4
36% May 29
49% Mar 21
Dec
17 Va May 29
59% Feb
112 Va Feb
May 29
35% Feb
1
41% Nov
20
21
24% Oct
6
32% Apr
26
11% July 27
15% Apr
14
10
32
41% Mar 30
33.'
Jan
10
7
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
70% Apr
18
2
15
27
96% Jan
3
58 Va Jan
3
64% May 23
33% Feb
6
37 Va Apr
17
45 Va Nov
1
40
May 29
31% May 29
57
-Jan
12
47
Apr
19
3
142
36% Mar
71 %
2
July 10
Apr
10
140
July
~6
77% Jan
4
109
Nov
17
21% Jan
4
30
Jun
5
30% Jan
133
134 Va Jan
1
7%
Coca-Cola
12
32% May 29
75% Jan 19
55
Jan
3
59% Dec
77% Jun
15
28% Dec
20
Oct
24
50% Mar 17
14% Jan
3
23% May 17
Jan
3
49 Va Nov
1
39% Aug 16
31 % Oct
3
54 Va Feb
28
42% Jan
42% Apr
19
■31 Va May
Oct
10
817/b May
32
41% Jan
19
8% May 29
42% Jun • 1
17% Jan
3
48 V* Jan
8
21% Jan
30
12
67
Jan
5
11
76 V* Nov
23% Jan
13
29
28
22 Va May 29
15 Va May 29
35% Aug 18
78 Va Nov 29
50% Jan
13
39 Va Oct
12
18% May 29
50% Oct
9
35
109
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
7% Jan
13 Va Nov
3
101
Jan~31
90%
5
7
28
13
20% Jan
5
Dec
50% Jan
3
67% Oct
29% Jan
3
Columbia
31
Jan
17
Columbia Pictures
26
16
Commercial Credit Co,
a
Commercial
1
113% Jan
29
11% Jan
4
15% Feb
7
Jun
8 V* May
29
13
Apr
18
May 29
49 V* Mar 12
65 % May 28
82% Mar 28
103
May 29
113% Mar 30
44% Jan
of N Y
Jan
Foods
Laundries
27
94% Jan
3
100
May 21
$4.50
97 % Jan
2
103
May 25
y" $4.52
$4.16
U00'
Corp
9
6
85 Va Jun
4
3
46% Oct 26
35% Jan
3
93
3
15
12 Va May
5
11% Nov 20
60 Va
Apr 28
62
May 17
see
page
Jan
3
29
2
5% May 29
35% May 29
45% Feb
20
42% Apr
23
95
May 14
28% Mar
9
94 "/a Apr
'2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
1
107% Jan
4
38 Va May 29
48 V* Jan
2
3
88% Apr
103 Va Jun
13
21% May 11
747/a Nov 21
footnotes,
20 Va May
May 15
77% Jan
7% Jan
3
18% Oct 19
89 Va Jan
9
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55
35 V4
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12,10
13,70
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25
21,70
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Continental Copper & Steel
55
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22%
.
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Continental Motors —A
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102
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Continental Can Inc
preferred
27
34%
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4%
preferred
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36%
27
5
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com
104 Va
35%
1
preferred
103
105%
,
98
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Consumers Power Co
■A 104%
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preferred
34% May 31
28
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;
21
39,400
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7
44
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73
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30
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58
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48% Dec
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45%
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:
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36 V* Mar 16
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3
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Consol Electronics Industries
May 28
12 Va
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6
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46
Jan
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22
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31%
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Congoleum-Nairn Inc-.
Consolidated Cigar Corp
25% May 29
95
31%
•45% ; 47
16 Va
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Cone Mills
9
34% Jan
4)4% Jan
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100% Nov
17% Oct 24
103
5.26%
Conde
106% May 17
May 29
Solvents
11
29 Va Feb
6,000
31%
36 Va
f
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10
5
10
.
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11
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5
37% Mar 23
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Mar
A
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45% Jan
49% Aug 31
12
21% July
Ohio
Engineering Inc
33% May 29
90
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31
13
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90% Jan
preferred
4
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-
35,400
8%
V
16 V*
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—_5
common
May 29
33% May 29
93
$4.25
4
92% Jan
common
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Gas System Inc
—10
18
Nov~30
517/a
*
noncumulative 1st pfd
Columbia
30 Va Apr
96
Jan
36% Apr
37% Jun
•4%
Mar 19
43% Mar 21
11% May 29
Nov~27
105% Apr
51
*
May 28
8
31
66%
Iron
Combustion
55% Dec
12
81
preferred series B
31% Feb
20 Va May
9
111% Apr 18
19% Mar 29
Fuel
22%
A, 34% * 39%
.47%
8V2
16%
18%
v-32%:•*-39%
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16
3
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27
23
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45 V*
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Aug
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350
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May 14
29
39% May 29
10
Collins
Aikman
41
8
107
preferred——
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6%
36%
1
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71
35% May 26
41% Jun
$3.50
Collins
35 V2
,
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3
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1
Mar 12
19% May 29
20 Va May 29
12,700
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5
23% Jan
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2
27% Jan
28
4
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*
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13,300
6%
21%
•
34%
103 Va
25
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Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation—
,
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Cluett Peabody 4c Co, common_-3.25
103% Jan
26
43
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts
May 29
Jan
29
Mar
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10
1
1.4,800
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22%
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41%
49
98%
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35
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20% May 29
70
24% Dec
74
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2
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101 Va Jan
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Chain Belt Co
May 29
2
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July 19
31
35
91 Va Jan
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91
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2
4
15
103
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49 V* Feb
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95
9
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29
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21% May 29
20% May 29
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33
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Jan
90
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9
5
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4
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19
26
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25
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3
25
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25
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2
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6
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17
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24
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72
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7
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38 Va Nov
3
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Central Aguirre Sugar Co
5
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100
Central Hudson Gas & ,Elec__No par
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4%% preferred—
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Central RR Co Of N J_
50
Central & South West Corp
2.50
Central Soya Co
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—No par
23
45% Jan
July 12
2%
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PRICES
A.AA\ S. .May 31
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2
22% Jan
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'
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68
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-
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100
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28
42% Feb
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17% May 29
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9
3
28
129
6
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Mar 22
44
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Jun
115% Jan
•
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'
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30
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31
95
97
11
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1
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Mar 20
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3
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70
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29
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3
3
25
44% Feb
48
3
29 y2 May
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52
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30
30 y2 May 29
46% Feb
74
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May 19
47% Apr 28
36% Nov 24
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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6
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27 % Jan
4
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13% Jan
3
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42% May 31
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5
26% Oct
'
26
45% May
3
145% Sep
83% Jan
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5
34% Mar 19
15% Feb
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May 29
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Nov
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22
20
24% Apr
29% Apr
11
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'
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15% Dec
14% May 29
22 % May 29
31
.
Sep
42% Jan
11
134
1
24
51% July 25
67
3
90 % Jan
Dec
3
23% Apr
9 % Jan
3
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Sep
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10
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4
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57% May 29
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7
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Nov
8
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3
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30
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16
76% Feb
9
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11
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20
Mar
80% Oct
23
81
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4
83
32
Aug
3
47i/2 May
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Aug 18
Feb
5
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27
39
May 29
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37% Feb 24
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4
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19
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.
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3
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29
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10
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4
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8
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19
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22
Nov
17
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Mar 27
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27
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19
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22
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20
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114
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25
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11
Jun
83
13
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8
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15
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5
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44
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44
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24
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3
81% Jan
3
25
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96
24% Feb
13
Eagle-Plcher
18% May .29
31% May 29
27% Jan
23
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55% Feb
16
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89% May 24
3
16% Jan
97% Sep
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83% May 29
92
27
27
25% May 17
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99
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22
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96
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4
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19
6
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24
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19
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27
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21
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29
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99 %
99%
99'/2
30
32%
30
32%
33%
36
33
63
1-
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66
58
58
>
60 %
63
61
93
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93
22
24
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:__2.50
23%
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170
11%
97%
x92
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&
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Mus
of Anier—l
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:
24%
99
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99
93
:
24%
93
25%
99
100
20O
34%
63
,
19,200
2,600
93
24
*96%
10
25
*91%
18,800
99
Watch
Natural
Paso
4%
25
5%
Erie
>
32%"
31
31%'
47
48
47%
48%
6,900
25
26%
26
26%
40,000
32
30%
49%
24%
25%
5,100
4%
5%
4%
45%
45%
46%
45%
46'A
10%
9%
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
17,000
20%
28%
9%
40%
17'/a
60
20
41%
19
24%
21 %
22
23
21%
22'A
181,400
29%
28%
28 %
30%
60,600
10 »/4
41,200
-
---
Corp common—25
-
:
100
1
8.50
-
-
—
-
-;
-
19%
25
9
x39%
16 %
59
19
38%
5%
4%
4%'
45
2%
14
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14%
60%
1
13%
7%
t
9%?
83/a
31%
10%
41
5
9%
84,600
8,100
38
16
37%
16%
16%
is y4
58
59
56%.
57
18'A
34%
19
36%
20
20%
19%
201%
7,400
39 ■■■'<:
40%
40
40'A
11,100
3%
29,300
36'
•
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27/8
100
50
?
Inc:
47%
'
47
Pittsburgh RR Co
EuTofund
3
\'28
26%
5
preferred series A
&
3Q%1
50% ./'
10
15'A
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co comNopar
May 17
j
46
Gas
Co
29%
49%
5
Englehard Industries
Gas
• •
—10
Co
preferred
Equitable
1
v
5
shrs__10s
Battery
National
v:
_■—:_5
Co
Share Co
&
Storage
El
13
9
27
May 29
14
Mar
36% Jan
2
491/e Apr
9
24
46'/a Mar 14
21% Feb
7
May 29
14% Jun
1
4
4
<
Evans
9
18
May 29
37% May 28
5
May 29
19% May 31
37% May 29
8% Feb
^
2'/2
*
2%
2%
14%
14%
14%
*59
*59
60%
12'A
13%
~
15%
3
14%
60%
16%
39
39%
3,100
16 %
17%
4,300
57
58
3
14%
610
14%
♦59
580
60%
15%
15%
36,100
Factor
6
8
5% May 29
11% Feb
10
19% May 29
32% Jan
2
43
Jan
11
52% Nov
28
50'A Jan
35
Jan
4
25% Dec
25% Dec
29
45% May 17
31'A Dec
1
21
30% Nov
1
5% Jan
9
11% May
8
.
17
28
20
•
May 29
May 28
16
May 29
7
May 29
;
.
21
5%
8
Falstaff
29
2
10'A Mar 13
Jupior
'Family
Mar 29
Jan
&
class A.
10 'A
21 %
39%
22 %
24
22%
23%
23,900
37%
40%
41%
40%
4Q%
26,200
32%
34%
24
31
32
36%
32%
34
14%
14%
15'/2
14%
14%
14%
14%
300
4%
5%
4%
5'A
5%
5%
5%
156,200
:
19%
20 V4
20
20
441/4
41%
45%
40
42%
No par
Co
" Fairmont Foods Co common
391/2 Mar
28
& Co
9%
18
40%
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
40
Falrchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1 ~
Fairchlld Stratos Corp
1.
52% Feb
,
Fanateel
•
'
-
preferred
Brewing
FJnance
Corp
Corp
Metallurgical
Fawick Cbrp
10%
9
21
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
13
36% Oct
(Max)
10%
9%
18%
37%
1 '
,
5
1
3
Co..
Inc
Corp
* Fairbanks Morse
23% Mar 12
70% Mar 21
30
Products
Eversharp
Ex-Cell-0
14
Jan
50c
50"
1
1 "
Corp_^__.__5 ""
——2 -
20
9%
20
43'A
6%
?.6%
24%.
*50%
52;
31
20
25
xl7'A
71/2
20
19%
37,%
5%
,
18
7%
6T8
6%
19%
22
"
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x23%
30%
4
.
40%
,
*13%
52
"
22
5
3s
7%
24%
50%
51
10%
6%
1,900
51
56,900
64.300
24%
►50%
11,900
35.100
7
24
13,000
.',■
28
30%
31%
321/4
32
V4
32%
2OV2
23%
23'A
24%
23%
24%
15,400
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
26,900
7%
7%
7%
7%
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7
•
For footnotes, see page 25.
8,700
15,200
40'A
*33%
89
-
common..1
common
Auto-Lite
Bond
Electric
-Elgin
15% Mar 16
25% Jun
13% May
23'A
71/8
*48%
...100
Co
Stop Nut Corp
Electric
.
20% Jan
221/2
45%
'
*47
i—50
Co
Inc
preferred..?
Electric
26
61
22%
13,500
'
Jan
11
2
33%
45%
13%
9
Jan
31%
46%
89
3
May 28
|
341%
45'/2
45%
,100
4% Jan
57
32'A
46'/a
*47
2.50
Corp
21% Jan
14
351/4
28,800
•
44%
25 Va
-
common..„.10
1.
22% Jan
35
Co
26
19
46 %
42%
39%
26% Feb
23
45%
2iy2
20%
471/4 Jan
Jan
46'A
28%
20%
34% May 29
2i/2 May 29;
6% Mar 22
43
38'A
34%
Endicott Johnson
32% Jan
44%
58.300
46
19%
5
59
16 »A
29
20
2
8
15%
14%
*41%
1
63 % Jan
17
16
30%. ;7 i Z 29
8
23'A Jan
337/8 May
15%
14%
87
/
"
com—10
May 29
18'A May 29
48% Nov
46 %
15'A
39
19%
May 29
35% Jan
22
41%
45%
29%
19
16
15
37
39
48'%
14%^
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preferred
Electric
5
Reb
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43
47
13%
47%
50
58
Dec
3% Dec
30
Jan
42
87
41 '/'a
291/a
25%
'
.50 "17"". 7
10
20% Dec
7% May 29
>P5%
83%
151%
,__50 ;
50
79% Mar 16
May 29
85
87
50%
—5
49% Mar 30
12
18'/a Dec
2
19
5
Dec
53% Sep 29
15% July 28
:
IS
16
Vst
♦85 y2
106
May 29
16% Jun
26
5
6% Jan
24% May 29
49
18'A July 24
Elastic
6
56% Feb
May 29
*83
106'A
36
3
10
37% Jan
63% Mar
*81%
•
33% Jan
9'A May 29
"
11% Jan
'
35 % Apr
Kodak
Products
4%%
::
83%
85
105
3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
1
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co—?—.10
32% Jan
59
8
May 31
Ekco
Mar 22
45
65% Mar 22
29
20
24% May 29
4'/2 May 29
11
Dec
11% Sep
46
18
24%
'83%
107
preferred—
4%%
May 31
89
297/s Dec
12
$3.60
3
13,400
"
*81%
85
106'/2
L,
Steel
Bros
88% Jan
24%
24
83%
8%
preferred
Stainless
Manufacturing
May 29
24
25%'
21Q1/4
—
Assn
Edison
May 28
58
22,700
8%
1
Eaton
30
15
Feb
prior
12%
214i%
Inc
Fuel
100% Apr 23
40% Mar 23
6
28
98
4%%
^Eastern
4
11%
E
Co..
&
12%
9,200
12'A
5 "?'"*777?
Lines
Gas
11%
197
.....
Eastman
Jan
10
20% Jan
Feb
21% Jan
Air
26,600
215
1
:
115% Mar 15
Dec
3
59% Jan
93
11% May 29
89'% May 29
97% Mar
7
10
40% Dec
30% Jan
83
Feb
60
13%
8%
:
'
6
32% May 15
54% Dec 12
39%
88%
13%
202'/2
preferred—
'J.
22% Jan
38%
88%
13%
*81%
16%
xl4%
1
preferred
W
39
88 %
♦83%
v
6,200
-
13
10%
20%
*
i;
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1
preferred
7D
:
101/8
>
2,700
<
x37
*
12%
14
No par
preferred
G Cigar. Corp
37
88%
'
37
No par ?, 7
$2.10
36%
-
28'A
■
3
V
31
,
7 ?
—50
1,300
51,400
42%
./'?
series
4.10%
60 '/4
1
13%>
22'/2
series
36,000
1,500
59
com..5
—:
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4.20%
9%
7%
26
60i/4
55%
x20y4
$3.50
4%
91%
3,800
29
1
$4.50.
$4.15
;
.
7%
25%
9%
59'/4
19va
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred...
Mar 27
7%
25'/4
9%
•
601/4
8%
50c
'
49% May 25
6%
24%
600
'
1,500
57 V*
11%
1
53%
42
^
Preferred
32% Mar 22
Mar 28
de
53%
22,700
31%
151/4
No par
2,600
9
31%
16%
Preferred
27.
47
■
Corp
Pont
53
500
13%
8%
32
19
Inc
U2%
8%
11»%
33'/4
22'%
v *33%
-
5":
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13
8%
x311/2-
21%
International
Duplan
?
47
12
451/4 Jan
16
26
42% Mar 26
2
42% Jan
22
46i/4 Dec
4
,
5
Nov
Jan
Feb
Apr
97% Apr
1
25% Jan
.
Chemicals
Power
'Duhhill
16»/2
94
"
16 %
17
USA Inc
15%
94
38,400
30
43%
1
Limited
16%
15%
20
Industries
5,100
16%
1
Co
Drewrys
5
31
i
41
X15%-
No par
1
Corp..
Dresser
32
20% May 29
24'/4 Apr
63
'Dover
Co
40%
29
No par
Inc..
Dow .Chemical
20V4 May 28
38% May
Ltd.
Fund
53,900
41,400
10%
14%
No par
Aircraft
Douglas
/
;■
.
2,000
44
29%
153/4
50c
Co..;—;
•
94%
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111/4
45i/2
1V;;'.'
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7,000
28'%
; 89
94
52%
43%
/
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called
26'/a
97%
30%
42'A
.
.No par
Corp
Mines
Dominick
24
-291/4 Dec
Stores
•Dr'Pepper
6
45 '/a
preferred
27 y8
44
15%
24%
*13
3,900
300
31%,
12
52'A
.
23 y8
-
ioy2
36
„_1.
23
9%
-
11
8
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23
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45
-
15%
•
15
17%?' 18
..
151/a
'
25%
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22'A
20
82
15 ya
14,100
52'A
82
3li/a
131%
31% ?
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
2.50
Dinei's* (The). Club Inc
...—1
Disney (Walt)' Productions.
2.50 "
"Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
.2"
Divco-Wayne Corp
1 "
15
2
f
17y8 Jan
4
1152% July 18
91/4 Jan
5
,4m,$1.50
22
'481/4 Mar 23;
21% Jan
3
Edison
5%
51
82%
12%
•
10 %•
? 41%
;?,!
5%
;
51 %;
15%
",'fi
151%
;
5'%
"
?
10
1,700
410
42%
'
.
1. ;
44,400
341%
...3
18%
*92
-
6%
88'%
x42%
Co„„6.75
'Diamond Alkali Co..
Diamond National- -Corp
,vf.
26
29
i
"
-
2
37% Jan
25
Light
Inc
„^fitroit S^t Cq^DeVilbiss vCo—
Vl
14.-SU-
24% Nov
3
Detroit
4
25% Jan
4
&
Lines
187/a
45i%
87'!
Supply Co of N Y
__2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No
par
•DeSoto Chemical Coatings
1
,
12;
May 28
14% Jan
May
May 29
15
7
Power
Air
Y18%
8,600
95%
*85y2"
'
'
1
50
-T
441%
85
50c
19,300
'■■■
94
95%
83%
"""
"
96
28
9%
39%
21%'
"
/ 94
46%
*83%
—100
■:
.
95%
*81 %
No par
Delaware
%
10
19% May 29
26% Dec
42% Aug
,22% Sep
29% Dec
17% Feb
36'/4 May 29
17
Feb
27% Jan
13% May 29
3
70
'341/4
May 29
Dec .29
23% May
4
28% Nov .29
17
53% Jan
16
28% May 29
6r
21
Jan
28
9
19
Feb
69
141/b May 29
12
12
5
18% Jan.
34% Jan
40% May 29
11
31%'Jan
20
May 28
32% Jan
20% Mar 17
26% Jan
;
13
38i/4 May 29
29% Jan.
•
C
Inc..
9'
3
Oct 24
series
95
105.400
89
45
8
25 V.
10
'
89
41
541%
9%
123/4
100
Co
2.
45% May 29
121/sJan
15'
Records
&
121/4 Mar
10
33
B
Delaware & Hudson^
61% Jan
67% Nov
3
Decca
Deere
15
4
3
series
•;
401/4
12%
Y 6
63%
*87
50c
91
16%
36%,
"
"
& Light common—7
3.75% ; series A
100
12
3
74% Jun;2l
52% Dec 29
I ?■'
5
■-+W 13,800
'
32%
-
x62%
100
3.75%
291/4 Feb
7% Jan
,
10
Power
22% Jan
48% Jan
•14% Mar 20
32-
-
.
48
140
22%
90
15%''
26%
■<
10
-15%
.1.
Preferred
16% May 29
7Va May 29
22% Oct
11.
.
'•
10 %
331/4
47'/a
1361%
21%
26
•
91
.
541%
29
32%
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451/4?'
:6%
■
VA
Preferred
-
U
9%
-
16
8%
56
15,900
96
11%
28 %
Inc
3.90%
7%
14,900
11,000
16%
22
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14ya
v
10,300
:
•
.
23
DAY
91
14 i;v
-
11%
14%;
MEMORIAL
40 %k
95%
97
'
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:
96%
;• 43 y8
<
16%
26%
1
Preferred
97
.
10
Dentists'
3
29%'Jan
-Dayton
/v.
44%
"
Y
51%'
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CLOSED
40
40
•Y7%
Corp.;
21% May 29
Mar 27
35% Jan
•
41
•--•28%
No par
'
1.
preferred series A
Delta
161/s Jan
6
r
86%
13%
■;
23
v
*39%
No par
preferred...
Corp common
40% Mar 22
37
4
"
20
5
58i/4 Oct
'
'
>
99
1
River Mills Inc
Dayco
25
27
*52%
5
<
A.
3% %
.-
Dan
22
24% Jan
14% Jan
Dana
21
571/4 Feb
prior
?:
97
•
Inci_2.50
common
'
2
19% Jan
J
Stores
Drug
Cutler-Hammer
1
84% May 1
86% Mar 15
28% May 29
29i/2 Jan
Feb
Inc
Publishing
Class
-*•
7'
141/4 May 29
;■
>
2*
421/4 May 29
.
19
.59i/2 Nov
•
34% May 28
4
20% Jan
Jan
83
13
84 /
3
16
79
62% May .23
15% July 18
41% Jan 11
Jan
80 y2 Jan
Nov -15
'
Mar 13
29% Jan
Press
15
44
25
M5%
48%'
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STOCK
%y EXCHANGE
23
43 %
100
.
81
24
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18%
5?'
49%
.
291/4
21%
14%
97.
-
5
common
.v.
80%
24
1
11%
t
16%
k ;»94
*
22%
y. 15
m
$1.60 prior •preferred—
.Curtiss-Wright common
18% Mar 12'
May 28
20% May 29
14
Jan
90
151/4 Feb
May 29
$-4
Co
4%
49
Shares
24
..
141
*89
18%?"
15%
4oy»
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preferred
22
23%
92,
5>
common
;
14%
No par?
V.-: i •'
;
23%
•25
11%! 12%
i 26 /
15%
the Week
1
29
24%
.
47%
v
18%
5%
*41
'
29%
32%; 33%'
20%
52 ■'
Friday
June
25
140
91
95
83%
'.
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—No par
:
*89 /
•
•
•
135%
*94
•
•-;
:
18%
x49 y2
?:
'
23
4%
25
,
Mar 20'
45
5
10
7
31% Nov
78
361/4 May 28
27
85% Jun
32
35
Mar 13:
14% Feb 19
May
"
18%
Sugar.
Packing
Curtis
18
Jan
4?
34% Feb 26
22
3
91
95
"22%
100
preferred
-Cunningham
19
13% Feb 20
"May 29
*89:
*94
Crucible Steel Co. of America—12.50
5%%
convertible
preferred—100:
12% Feb
33% Jan
15
pi
„__l
preference-1
Zeljerbacli Corp
'Crown
2/
24% May 31'
9% May. 1 -
20
;
47 %
.1
conv
Cudahy
i
4%%
37
4
30% Jan
19% Jan
•
Corp
preferresd—
15% Jan 19
70% Jan 29
May 29
32
41
125%
Sales for
'
23 %
11%
135
'
May 31'
26%
9%
45%
129%
1947__100
,commonk-
107% Feb
6
30 y8
:'25%
T
40
-
Petroleum
May 29
11% May 29
6% May 29
52% May 31
26% May 29
27
16% May 16
54% Jan 30
33%
32%
conv
$2
;:
"
8% Jan
15%
Corp com....1
preferred
25
' Crowell-Collier.
Publishing
1
Crown Cork 6c Seal common—2.50'
,5%
..
21"% Mar 29.
16% Jan
25
13
^_5
preferred.,
.Crescent
4
59% Jan
97
May
Co
3% %
>
,
V-
46% Jan 23
2
191A
15%
..100
;
:
27%
:15
_„_5
of
PRICES
)
28y4
3.23%
1
5
common
SALE
Thursday
.
Y'Y/
11%
;Coty International Corp
12.
47% Jan
Inc..
22%"
29
10%
Corp.;
:
HIGH
Wednesday
May 30
;
.
27%
50c
Petroleum
20%
.
„
IT
i
:
ser
Tuesday
May 39
May 28
21%
25%
5
Co
Co
prefeiTed
9"% May 29
73% May 19
31% Mar 29
Products
3%%
26
Mar 13
42%Marl9:
129% Jan
2.
91
:
13% Aug 21
5
/:
14% May 29
18
1 64% Jan
:
94% Jan
.
19% Feb
43% May 28
4
12
Corn
—
4
82 % May
38% May 23
26"% May 17
109 % May 25.
15%.Aug 23
Jan
45
*
12
95% Jun
6
17% Jan
.
*
Dec ,12
-
89% Jan
:
?
17
May 29
86% May 29
45% Nov 20
48% Dec
.
-
5
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel. Co.
Apr 12
* 7% Mar
68% Jan
23
50% Mar 10
4
39% Feb
44% Nov
13
„
21% Mar 12
9
Monday
"Par
Cooper Tire & Rubber
Copeland Refrigeration
Corning Glass Works
27„ 13Va% preferred
Feb
24% Jan
4% May 29
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
'
U
90
LOW AND
STOCK
194% Mar 19
5
72% Jan
,
\
May 29
Jan
88
16
; 93%
3
Jan
C; 13
:
194% Apr
Nov
5
YORK
Co of America
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp
k
May 29
30% May 29
40 'May 28
NEW
Controls
,1;
19% May 29
15
:
EXCHANGE
34% Feb
25% May 29
9% May 29
.
18
:
Highest
■
20% May 29
Y 40% May 31
3
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
>4:
24% Jan
,
%
Year 1961••
Lowest
i
i
7%
10.800
5.500
t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
.
(2606)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
3
3
Jan
39% Nov
34% Feb
22 % Feb
7
34
May 29
44% Feb
7
12
23% Jan
19
May 29
54% Jan
2
23% Jan
42 %
2
18% Jan
13% Mar 14
53% Feb
23'/a Jun
15 % Mar 16
14
12
Ferro
6
22% May 29
33% Jan
9
511/4 Nov 20
33% May 29
28% Jan
4
69
Nov
24
29% May 29
50% Jan
4
75% Dec
4
51% May 29
72% Jan
12
May 29
20% May
2
34% May 22
86% Mar
8
18
May 29
26 % Mar
49% Jan
22% Nov
82
Nov
28
95
Dec
29
4
41% Jan
_
July 14
10
58% Jan 17
4
87
86% Nov
4
34% May
59 % Jan
3
93% Nov
Dec
Co
6% Feb
Florida
East
Coast
Fluor
82% Feb
5
3
8
15% May 29
30 Va Mar
1
Jan
360
Florida
.1
24% Aug 25
33% July 26
13 % May
29% Jan
3
13 % Jan
27
11
29
May 29
21% Jan
8
4%
11% May 29
14% Jan
3
Food
5
12
12% Jan
May
5
30
16% Nov
29 % Mar 22
17% Oct
18
63% Jan
3
117% Dec
11
5
77
39 %
15% Nov
July 31
12
21
8 %
61 Vz Dec
26
36
May 29
Ford
28% May 29
1
Foxboro
11
May 29
19% Jan
3
21% May 29
29% Jan
12
26 % May 28
56
Jan
2
311/4 Aug 23
17% May 29
78 % May 29
27% Feb
15
Feb
Nov
86
13
2
16'A
17
26%
80'A
4
Jan
84
Corp
STOCK
33%
37%
EXCHANGE
29%
35%
51%
52 3/8
12
14
18
18%
7
97
97
40
37%
38%
22
2iy8
211%
18,800
85
80
82%
39,800
38%
371/a
38%
38%
34%
55
54%
55%
16%
16%
16%
18%
19%
18%
19%
85%
*821%
96
95
6,900
21,100
;
*40
42
15%
18
58
63%
♦225
4%
1,500
35
35%
35,300
59%
61
71,100
18%
19%
11,500
621%
64%
30,800
27%
29,600
'19%
19%
64
65
*225
*225
25
26
27%
*92
93%
18'A
18%
130
200
61 %
59
93%
.
37
x35
'
*41/4
4%
24,100
90
95
42
4%
35,800
65,500
85%
96
*40
4%
13%
;
17
DAY
563/4
21%
8,200
36%
5314
*82%
13,800
12,300
27%
38
35
*92
■'"»
15% ^ 16%
26
; 26%
-
97
4%
26%
93%
38%
40
•
31%
66
11,600
-
MEMORIAL
51%
19%
11
36
CLOSED
82%
82%
83%
42
4%
35%
58
10%
26%
*92
19%
93%
181/8
19
25,200
14
*14
14%
400
11%
11%
12%
12
12%
13,200
11
11%
12 %
13
12%
13
80
86
43%
9%
31%
38
Trailer
Co
1
common
100
preferred
*
*80
|
14
1,500
77%
823/4
84%
86%
83%
86%
257,400
39%
41%
42%
43%
421/4
43%
50,500
8%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
50,100
28
29%
30 %
31%
311%
31%
II,800
36
38
40
41
401/4
42
6,300
28%
31%
33%
35%
33%
,35
10,600
13
133A
14
14%
14%
14%
13,100
21%
23
23
23%
23
231/2
55,500
26%
35%
31%
35%
31%
33%
26,100
17%
21%
22%
23%
211/4
22%
95,600
81
30
14
22
26%
X19%
1
*12
32
22%
28.
37
33 %c
:
'
34%
14%
22"%
40%
9%
10
Co
Sulphur
Inc
4%
79%
10%
11
50c
Frueliauf
25
76%
24,900
11%
Co
Friden
22%
451%
A
12%
13%
10
1
Freeport
•
45
37%
/
1,100
46%
21%
:
23%
10%
/
23%
13%
2
Inc
Franklin Stores Corp
3
1
19
73
16
3,200
23%
11%
12%
Corp
Fram
67% Oct
3
Dairies
Feb
35% Jun
Jan
21
•
36 %
13%
—2.50
Foster-Wheeler
5
19
20
<"■
36
18%
5
Co—
issued
8
26
13
32%
10%
37%
f 35%
'
16
1
Co
Foremost
Dec
Apr
Motor
When
14% Jan
24
10%
18%
2
Mineral
Foote
50% Nov 27
27
45
;:j
18
10
preferred
convertible
4
67
of '51—15
common—1
Mart Inc
42% Apr
18
series
pfd
45% Feb
May 28
28
divid
14% Jan
May 29
28
35% Nov
26 % Aug 14
common
convertible
$4.20
43% May 25
19
Apr
Ltd
Corp
Food Giant Markets Inc
4
116 % Jan
43% Oct
9
2
20 Va Mar 29
May 29
May 29
May 29
87
31% Jan
2
May
92
2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc common
48
40% Jan
Co—25
& Light Co—No par
Power
Corp
C
3%%
Mar 13
3
11
22
Railway
preferred
M
31% Jan
Jan
97
*41
4 Va
32%
53 %
19
x59
*250
24
*92
2.50
10
100
F
13
21% May 29
89
2nd
A
Florida Power Corp
87% Mar 12
May 29
303% Apr
May 31
89% Jun
1
45%
16%
19%
83%
preferred—100
pfd
No par
B 2nd
47
53
No par
conv
382
Jan
13%
conv
13
85
15
5
common
preferred
$4
Jan
250
1
Inc
Moore
$2.25
51% May 29
5
&
Flintkote
$4.50
46
58
34
13
104
4% May 28
5
17
36
Feb
1
May 29
31% May 29
15
16% Jan
42%
37
55
No par
Rubber
&
Mar 16
May
40
May 19
National
Fischbach
16.
Mar 8
95
51% May 19
8
Jan 24
50
36% Jan
82 % May 29
May 19
114
Charter
First
I,400
23%
:^v,AV7:
26
83%
37%
81%
Financial Corp_No par
Stores
No par
Tire
Firestone
First
2
2
8
Inc
18%
24
24%
Mar
14,700
18%
10
35
_1
__1
Corp
Financial Federation
1
48% Mar 21
138
14,600
9%
914
34%
Filtrol
76% May 29
38,000
9%
9%
•
34
16% >-17
35% Apr 11
164% NOV 24
18%
35%
36
14
Shares
17%
34%
*23%
the Week
June I
35
17%
18
-10
5
24
x35%
20%
Friday
-
May 31
17%
18%
18
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Dec
23% Oct
126
Sales for
Thursday
34%
A
8%
35 % Mar 15
May 29
A,
38%
21%
*23%
1
Products__No par
Paper
SALE PRICES
1
15%
19
36%
24
44%
35
-10
'■
11%
18%
7
43
10%
-
Corp
Fiberboara
-
HIGH
May 30
33
10
31% Feb 15
24% Mar 14
May 29
20
Inc
9%
25
1.25
preferred
Federated
Dept Stores
Fenestra
35
pfd
2nd
conv
,
Co com—1
4.60%
32% May 29
4
34% Mar 21
2
5%%
10% May 29
20
55% Dec
10% Nov
series A—23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
May 29
42% July 26
26% Aug
Pacific Electric
8% May 29
59'/2 Nov 22
1
Federal
18
23% July 27
Aug 30
2
1
Corp
17 %
36%
16%
Mogul Bower Bearings-—5
13
421/4 Oct
3
33% Jan
21
Federal
17
24% Jan
5
Dec
Fedders
14% Feb
19% May 10
12% Dec 29
19
5
42% Mar 15
May 29
33
10
Par
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 29
Monday
May 28
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
23% Feb
15% May 29
25% May 16
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
17% Jan
27
Range Since Jan.
Monday, June 4, 1962
78%
81
78%
78%
79%
80
250
20 3/4
.
G
12% Jan
19% May
3
221/4 Jan
27
411/2 Nov
40 % Sep
■14% Jan
22
38% May 29
51
36% May 28
2% May 29
58
19% May 29
17% May 29
27% Jan
10
26% Jan
2
5% May 12
3% Jan
3
241/2 Jan
9
29% July
17 7/8 Jan
4
26% Dec
6
29
6
141/4 Dec
1
221/2 Jan
3
321/2 Nov
16
921/2 Jan
10
10% Jan
98
38'/a Dec
201% Sep
25
75
May 26
5% Dec 19
Oct
75
94% Nov
30
31
44% Feb
83
771/4 July 26
27% Apr
50% Nov
18
5% Feb
17
12% Oct
19
25
60% May
43%
17,400
3%
33/8
23/4
3%
33/8
11,400
*223/4
23%
19%
21
*193A
18y/4
20%
17%
18
183A
19%
19%
19%
9,500
11 5/8
12%
11 3/s
12%
11
12
11%
113A
4,500
26%
26%
243/4
99
98
98
36%
30
32%
No par
Investors com—1
*98
Oil
$8
Co
Texas—5
of
31
Transportation
1.25
2
General
Bancshares
9
General
General
Cable
84
May 22
46% Mar 20
6% Apr
19
Corp
Corp
General
Cigar
General
Inc
Contract
Co
Finance
21
38% Sep
5
58
■
13
Dec
45 %
5
28% Oct 31
42% Feb
Oct
27
37% Jan
23
52
5% Jan
3
8
Apr
26
5%
43/8
10
115
May 24
44% Feb
May 29
7% Jan
6
14
29
25% May 28
May 29
25% Jan
6
Nov
1
261/4 July 14
32% Apr
3
20% Mar 20
22
41 % Dec
4
July 25
Mar 14
29
6
28
Mar
5
27
Mar 22
29
May 29
75% May 24
7OV2 Nov 17
3
21
May 19
Nov
2
21
Mar
51% Dec
12
57% Dec
24% Oct
13
16% Jan
3
31% Aug
4
23% May 11
17% May 16
6
12% Oct
3
35% Jan
47
11% Jan
4
3
1% Jan
3
3
3
4
47% Nov 15
55% Dec
61/2
26
4
90
5
Dec
6
83%
84
83%
85
30%
33
32%
34
33 3A
33%
2,800
233/4
323/4
233A
24%
23%
23%
20,100
335/8
343A
33
3434
39,300
42
38%
5%
111,700
28%
29%
28 %
295/s
82,700
30%
32
29
29%
29 3A
30%
30%
30%
5,400
133/4
143/4
13
14
133/4
14%
133/4
14%
38,200
30
32
29%
32
33
333/4
323/s
33%
10,800
26%
26
263A
26%
26%
500
22
223/a
434,900
73/4
11
12
10%
11
19%
10%
23%
98
98
58% Jan
62% Jan
2
20
Feb
16
Getty
Oil
19
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
$5
2.50
Corp
Rubber
&
5%%
preference
.—80c
!_5
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Products
Gerber
24%
99
*103
34%
1
Inc
Genesco
10%
173%
100
100
—
8%
30c
com
preference
Co
Co
4
--A
Co
Cement
.
1
47%
49
12,400
145/a
15%
49,500
15%
15%
15%.
26%
30 3/4
315/8
33%
30'A
33%
21,200
31
37
38%
40%
373A
395/8
152,800
1
Globe-Wernlcke
37
37%
13,900
4
Goebel
47
May 28
31% May 28
72 % Jan
4
44% Jan
2
Goodyear Tire &
32% May 29
54% Feb
9
Gould-National
4
18% Dec
May 29
20 % Jan
29
Jan
5
40% May 17
52% Aug
9
17% May 29
27% May 29
10% May 29
34% Jan
2
39% Apr
18% May 29
76%Jan
2
7% May 29
25% Jan
35% Jan 17
75% Jan
8
Jan
18
3
4
80
3
26% Nov 28
Mar
6
35% Jan
3
70% Nov 30
19% Jan
3
28% Apr
48% Jan
3
69
7
Mar 22
39% July 12
51% Feb
23
39% Dec
44% Dec
20
28% Jan
139
Jan
25% Feb
13
5
3
39% Jun
146
Jan
90
3
2
15% Apr
11
29% Jan
2
81% Mar 19
Mar 22
36 % Jan
2
21% May 29
30
Feb
15
93
95
May 29
57% Apr
3
Jan
8
53% May 31
27% Oct
12
23
«"
79
11
27 '/a
43% Apr
32% Jan
3
35% Jan
16
85
44
4
101
Jun
28
102
Jan
9
33% Jan
For
Dec
13
13
88% Apr 27
941/2 Jun 15
4
Oct
2
47% Nov
Sep 20
86% Jan
91
Aug
Dec
93% Apr
IO41/2 Dec
106
12
10
7
13
49% Mar 29
footnotes,
Dec
see
page
preferred
Stores
May 29
43% Feb
21
May 29
27 % Jan
4
74% May 23
33 % May 29
78% Feb
2
30
May 29
44% Apr
95
Jan
104% Jan
105
23
25.
Jan
97
7
Apr
18
$4.44
30
$5
108% Mar 14
41
Mar 12
Utilities Co
53%
54%
35,800
32 5A
84,400
38%
35
36 %
34%
36%
32 %
37
37%
39%
38%
39%
9,300
64
64
64
64%
65%
63%
65 %
36,800
32
32%
32%
32%
33%
32
33 3A
11,500
40%
16%
14
153/4
15%
16
*15%
153/4
4,900
20
21%
17%
20%
19%
20%
20%
20%
28,600
30%
27%
29%
31%
32%
31%
32.%
21,500
12%
81
7%
24
13
13%
21%
23%
*79
80
13%
21
20,400
223A
13%
*80
24,700
81
100
79%
79%
75/8
11%
10%
113A
10
10%
51,700
46%
46%
48
45%
47%
77,100
18%
20%
25.000
,
47%
19
20%
193/4
20%
19%
x42
42%
41%
44%
433A
45
43
44%
38
38%
21%
31%
35%
41%
39%
41%
38%
40
32,200
18%
22%
22'A
24
22
23%
91,400
43
18%
;
19%
30%
*142
144
28%
x27
*
x24%
*94%
26
95
56
31%
x55
30
142
31%
142
22%
25%
21%
26
25%
94%
95
53%
53%
323/4
23
23%
75'A
75
75
34
com_No par
30%
*92
95%
36%
34%
94
24
95%
*95%
98%
*106
107%
*106
28%
107%
31
31%
143
26%
24%
preferred
•
42 Va
34%
dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
ji
10%
"
dividend preferred
7,500
55
75 "A
100
100
100
100
100
2.50
A
53'%
10%
1
1%
54
x185/8
100
3
3
100
50
1 %
17,400
48
No par
8.33%
Corp
dividend
$5.08
13,100
30
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
106% Apr
May 29
preference
preferred
10
7,900
1%
12%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
10
24
11%
1%
22%
81
No par
Corp
1
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
12
94% May 11
Mar
conv
States
97
11 %
12%
25
Co
preferred
4%%
Oil
3
12
20%
Sugar com—No par
4% %
$5
11
x29%
Prop—No par
Greyhound Corp common
Gulf
2
Jan
Western
Gulf
87% Jan
Ore
Paper
preferred
.
Shoe Manufacturing Co
19
90
Iron
Ry Co
Western Financial
Green
40%
2.50
100
1
common
Northern
7%
39 %
5
Co
Great
Great
40
,
14%
/r
.
6.25
Steel
1
40
3
5
47% Feb
Great
38%
62
31%
5
Ltd
Northern
291/4 Apr 18
18% Jan
3
Jan
Co
Nor
2
39
x38
1
Co
T)
? v.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
29
66,400
1%
Great
28
10%
10%
Great
35% Feb
105/8
1%
Great
42% Jan
11
9%
1
Grayson-Robinson
144 % Jan
10 3/4
1%
52
34%
6
May 29
10,200
10 3/4
11%
8
18% May 29
17%'
1%
47
31%
62% Feb
30
22%,
17%
" 10%
60% Jan
140% Mar
21%
18
37
24% Feb
22% May 29
96% May 24
3%%
22%
17%
11%
4
Co
City
(W
37%
21
18%
42
May 29
7
May 19
Inc
issued
Graniteville
Grant
36%
19%
17%
11
No par
Rubber
Batteries
Mining
Granite
37
17
19
39%
18% May 29
41% May 29
35 % May 29
42 %
27
3
F)
(B
Union
Grand
34
23%
10 5/8
5
2
36% Dec 21
13
20
1
Aug
49% Jan
Co
(W R) & Co
Granby
38
1
10
Co
Brewing
9,000
18%
5
Inc
Jan
When
vy;
1
Corp
Co
Goodrich
14
5
10
Alden
Grace
65,700
19%
1
15% Feb
86% Mar 23
40 Va
15%
5
37"% May 11
38%
453A
Brothers
May 25
40%
15%
Gimbel
61
40
14%
Ginn
2
38%
44
32% Mar 21
May 29
May 29
May 25
12,800
15
43% Mar 15
Glidden
36%
14%
30%
Glen
36
42
34%
37%
14
36%
12
1
14
36
12%
of Calif_l
14% Feb
70
36
40%
Co
45% Feb
270
333A
15%
32%
39%
Gibralter
10% May 29
325,000
100
103
15%
Gillette
37
24%
*98
102
38 %
2
Co
23%
99
105
105 A
45%
5
&
25%
*103
36%
.
Mar
Gladding McBean & Co
97%
61,300
13%
Jan
3
235/8
1,700
15%
-
53
Financial Corp
*103
*26 y4
1
44
x35
.........
55
Jan~
25% Jan
99
105
26
,
'
32%
31
Jan
6
*26%
40 %
19
'
26%
19
May 29
34
May 29
17
May 29
16% May
8
4
23
42% Feb
May 29
53A
28%
40
*38
26%
33% May 29
32% May 29
12
40
53A
25%
53A
22%
Tire
3
38%
5%
305/a
41
26 'A
13
May 29
*39
2,100
22%
Time
30% May 25
27
85
3,100
18%
106% Apr
1%
3
84
340
109%
26%
1
9 %
27
108 5/8
26
General
8
33% Jan
109
20%
4
13
21
108
27
26%
20
141/4 Sep
Nov
110
482,400
19%
23
28
79
106%
51
*26%
19% Feb
Nov
May
,
29,300
103%
50
35
26% May 29
18
Y
27%
265%
108
515/8
3.33%
Tele & Electronics
30 % Apr
12% May 29
27%
111
84 3A
5
1
General
102% Feb
Jun
50%
51
25 5A
10
2
Jan
*108
45%
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30 preferred (series B)
25
$1.25 preferred
25
General
102
14% Jan
112
26%
26%
111
*108
505/a
6.67
Industries
General Steel
7% May 29
Nov
107
19
30% Jan
3
Railway
Refractories
17% May 28
97% May 31
7
21%
26
112%
2.50
Signal
General
41
25% Jan
101% Dec
70,400
*38
10c
Public Utilities Corp
General
18% May 29
,27% May 11
77,600
83%
No par
Service
Public
5
26
3
27
1,200
75
37
34
preferred
conv
General
22 y4 Mar 28
44% Jan
29 % May 29
25% Jan
37
16%
107
No par
General
37 % Mar 22
May 29
13
$1.60
191,400
363/4
29
May 29
11,900
183,800
663/a
73%
35%
4
10%
26%
65
15%
323A
40
10 3/8
25%
67
16%
1
7
11%
263/4
6 5 3/8
76%
Precision Equipt
AUg 11
10%
255/s
CLOSED
373/4
General
Dec
Sep
STOCK
EXCHANGE
15%
24%
Jun
16.000
74%
58%
Outdoor Advertising——.15
Corp
9,600
5%
5
37 %
22%
Jan
5%
70
333/4
DAY
1
59
11,100
82
32%
MEMORIAL
Portland Cement Co
29
37
*80
73%
General
7
4,300
36%
373/4
14
14%
30% Mar
Jun
520
4,300
135/a
69
36*
May 29
21
24% Jun
1
series
$3.75
15
113A
25
Preferred
14
383/4
111
General
;
16%
3
common
••
75%
—100
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5
preferred
No par
Mills
v '
72%
•
preferred
5%
■(:' :
5
10%
85/a
10
t
5
21
54% Apr
Jan~25
2
42% Feb
25% May 19
41% Dec
5
13% Jun 22
General
8
87% Apr
12
38
General Instrument Corp
2
5
May 29
82% Jan
25
351/4 Jan
32%
1.&T/I
8%
14 5A
No par
4
May
57% Jan
May 29
Jan
Jan
81
21%
8%
X383A
1
Corp
Jan
115
1
19% Oct
3
Finance
Foods Corp
30% May 29
29
42% Dec
General
General
27
106%
12
86% Nov
78
Jun
5
2
Jan
33% Jan
30
21% May 29
108
May 31
110% Dec
51% Jan
80%
78% Mar 12
53% Mar
96
10,800
76
75%
8%
363/4
28 %
*80
fc
65%
May 29
63%
6%
6%
76
8%
26
May 29
11% May 29
13,000
30%
32%
60
May 29
59%
84
82
32
20%
60
58%
353/4
39
82
65 3/8
69
61%
343/8
38%
26%
36
200
58%
8%
9%
1
5,500
99
36,500
14 5/8
62%
2
25%
25%
*98
343/s
6
24%
15
600
33%
76
1
5
Nov
21
35%
6%
5
Corp
Co
27
99
14%
V
<
Controls Co
Electric
*193/4
0t83/8
8%
15%
4%
21
33%
76%
53/4
8%'
No paj
_100
1
Corp
2
com
1st preferred
4%
*98
603/4
■'■*!; 76
78
76
52'%-*-
133/4
2
5
Bronze Corp
on
6%
6
.
26%
25%
3%
'
54%'" •qgou'-i
common—%_5
No par
Co
preferred
3%
3%
Dynamics
6
17
42%
General
4
42
45
General
113
3
53% Jan
x42 %
General
10
100
45
I
Jan
92%
37
9
79% Jan
24
3,300
423/s
36% Feb
26i/4 Jan
29
38,200
43%
16% Jan
55% Apr
24% Oct 24
26% Jan
39%
43
8% May 29
58
31
Apr 31
106% July 14
53
33,500
383/4
43
100
General Baking
42% Mar 15
28% May 29
4% May 29
20
41%
42%
20% May 29
80% Dec
10
104
6
23
18
20% Jan
107% Nov
2
19
68% Jan
Feb
Amer
11% Jan
8
pref_.
voting
American
General
Apr
19%
39%
41
36%
50
1
$4.50 preferred
Amer
86
19
395/a
38%
31
45% Jan
371/4 Jan
40% Jan
24
Corp
conv
General
34% May 29
Mar 27
preferred
General
90
May 28
19
34%
40
v'
22% Mar 21
3
Oct
8
$0.60
4
May
79% Jan
2
convertible
Acceptance
4%%
General
8% Apr
24
16%
40 3/8
39
17%
.5
.5
Inc
Co
Corp
_2
Gar Wood Industries Inc common-!
7
44 % May 11
8% May 29
13% May 28
27
Mar
Skogmo
Garrett
16
76
22
21
32 Va Feb
102
52% May 29
5% May 29
3
19
22% Feb 27
Oct
34% Jan
15
Jan
13% NoV
4
7% Jan
15
10y4 Mar
140
26
29% Jan
2
Feb
14% Jan
May 31
24% May 29
94 % Jan
8
7
Jan
4% Mar 19
11
July 28
Co
Gamble
Gardner-Denver
Mar 13
57
25
18%
37%
1
Gabriel
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
2
31% Jan
56% Mar 17
1
46% Mar
8
27
33%
37%
27%
34%
*90
94
32%
143
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
96
90
1
9,400
41,600
180
94%
94%
53%
54%
54
54%
3,000
33%
35%
333A
35%
40,100
23%
233A
*95
23%
23 5A
*75
76%
•'74%
37
37%
36%
37%
333/4
34%
32%
34
93
93
10
96
96
120
*90
94
953A
953A
*94%
96
98%
*953/4
98%
*106
107%
106
*105
107%
*105
263A
4,100
32%
144
26%
*953/4
23
32 %
144
4,400
26%
106
107%
29
76
*953/4
107%
200
26,300
98%
*1053A
14,300
126,600
107
27%
107
283/a
100
120
10,500
xiU-ttyt
Volume
6165
Number
195
.
.
-
AJ
**
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2607)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 28
Par
May 29
SALE
PRICES
May 30
.
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 31
June 1
Shares
H
29
25 % Jan
39% May 18
4
35 %
May 29
Hackensack
May 18
Water
Priming Co__
25% May 28
36 % Mar 22
Haii
42% Jan
3
60 Va Nov
20
46
59% Feb
Halliburton
Nov
29
'29% Nov
14
10
23
-
21% Oct
24
28% Feb
9
Oct
3
112% Feb
13
26% Jan
3
36
Nov
16
26% Aug
1
33 '/a Dec 21
38
Dec
4
35% Dec
15
91
a
42% Oct
31
120% Jan
9
Jun
19
35
>46
Jan >6
24% Jan
4
20% Jan
,
27% Jan
108
/,
Hamilton
2
Jan
3
36 % Jan
31
34% Jan
4
24 y4_May 29
34% May 29
34 % Jan
15
4 %
r.
48% Mar 13
13
39 % Jan
2
75% Jan
2
7
25 y4 May 29
38% Feb
1
17% May 29
24% Jan
4
Harshaw
27'A May 18
36% Dec 18
29% Oct
30
9
8% Feb
6
37% Feb
27
32 y4 Dec
20
-39% Feb
30% Jan
,
6%
9% Jan
13
47% Apr
27
15 % May 29
35 % Jan
9
18% Nov
28
17'A Jan
Hat
28
40% Sep
19
49% Feb
7
73% Nov
21
17% May 29
40% May 29
81
3
87
Mar 16
86
18
Jan
2
31% Jan
4
64 % Jan
18
Mar
88
3
Heinz
19 % Apr
6
Heller
29% Jan
46% Nov
17
44% Jan
34
38% Nov
20
10% May 29
33% May 28
36% Mar 6
39
% May 14
30% May 29
50
Mar 21
Oct
6
9
115
Feb
1
82
Jan
3
25
3
May 29
Sep 25
&
$2
May 29
15% May 24
May 29
29
Feb
14
Hess
46,200
21
21%
21 V4
89%
90
170
30
•?. 29%
30
21%
29%
23%
3,600
24%
26
26%*. :*•*>e-. 24 V4
25%
i- 26
37%
&
26
531/,
45%
25%
48%
STOCK
30Vs
30%
EXCHANGE
19%
17 Va
32%:"
30
20%
18%
' 6%
.
39%
7%
'
...
.39%
/>
.
*39--
40
19%
48%
87 Va
87 Va
A—1
x25%
29Va
12%
43%
class
10
Corp
25%
30%
20%
33%
30%
31%
22,000
10%
13%
13 Vu
14%
13%
14
61,300
35
33%
34%
38Va'
38%
38%
33
36%
30 Va
39
'
*111
65
*50
65
*50
45%
50c
12%
21 Va
26
May 29
30 % Feb
19
8
May 29
17% Jan
2
7
8"% Feb
1
Holland
29% Apr
19
May 25
27% May 21
36% Mar
9
Holly Sugar Corp
29% Feb
6
41% Apr
34% Jun
22
83% Feb
7
4
9
3C % Mar 28
307/s Jan
3
20 V2 May 29
40 % Jan
2
53% Jan
16
44% Mar 28
52 % May 22
Homestake
41 % Jan
Hooker
Mar
2
29% M'ay 28
88
Jan
9
92
93
20
43% Aug 28
90
Mar 22
104
Apr
5
29% Dec
26 Va Jan
7
10
2% May 29
15% May 7
17
May 29
38 Va Jan
5
15
18
3
24% Nov
8
36
22
40% Dec
5
Sep
6
Apr
19
19
74% Feb
23
80% Jun
9
76
Jan
14
22
24
23%
24%
23
23%
47,200
13%
14
14 3/0
14 %
141%
15,700
85% Nov
13
83
Jan
10
93 % Nov
1
90
Jan
9
86% Jan
10
10% Dec
27
14% Jan
3
45
39% May 29
1
11
82
9
96
May 29
127% Dec
13
Jan
4%
'•K«
4
2
101% Mar
5%
92 Va Jan
4
97
Jan
4
101
6
23
July
7
30'% May 31
39% Oct
32% Sep
48% Oct
3
mm
41
Jan
43
Aug 18
4
47% Aug 21
4
44% Jan
43
11
'■
mm'.
145
18
Jan
preferred
.'
common.No par
100
.__^.100
Inc
series A
Refrigerator Co
pfd
*35
17
16
MEMORIAL
38
100
*99%
*98
99
98%
98%
20
63/4
7Va
103,000
6%
63/0
4,800
*38
7%
38%
*38
100
520
38%
4.70%
4.42%
preferred
50
51 Va
51 Va
*50
51'%
*50%
preferred
preferred
50
*49
51
*49
51
*48%
50
*48%
50
50
*46%
47
47
47
*47
12
46% Feb
2
44'% Feb
5
47
May 29
4.20%
23-% May 29
4
43% Mar 30
Indiana
31
May 29
5% May 29
20
9
58
14
151
27% May 31
Oct 25
May 29
Jan
87
153
5
Jan
Co
General
Co
355
5
57
84'A Nov
14
81.
Jan
85% Mar
36'A May 16
Jan
571/2 Mar
159V4 Mar
2
9
Feb
25% May 29
323/4 Jan
63
58
63
160
*148
160
preferred
100
Co
4%%
Iron
1
Int'l
8
6
1
preferred
International Mining
87
28
59% May 29
85% Jan
3
4
22% May 11
38 'A Oct 11
9'% May 29
153/4 Jan
19
International
38Vb Mar 16
International
Paper
93% Feb
7
95
971/2 Feb
16
10% Feb
26
Jan
5
18% Jan
24
6% May 29
41% M'ay 31
7% May 29
54
Nickel
$4
of
25
355
Corp
Canaoa
49'%
44'%
*84
148
36
38
*83%
86
27'/a
60%
63
■V
47
29%
30%
27**
2 7'A
27%
;
6
6
68
63
*148
160
*148
34,100
43%
14,400
45
*43
45
*43
34
32
33'A
96
96
96
*96
97 %
i
23'%
387
48%
148
37%
86
24
390
50'%
147
40
*83%
2 5'A
24'%
382%
400
51%
148
42 %
'.
10,500
196,800
50%
147%
1,090
40 %
21,700
39
37,600
'
86
*83 %
86
26
26
*26
26'%
62
64%
62
9%
9%
9%
30 Vu
29'%
96
95
95
6%
140
24%
391
49%
29'%
42
10,000
147 'A
9%
6%
.lm.m.mm
31'A
26%
*39
4J
30%
29%
">
—
39
42'%
64%
7
—
38'%
42'%
27'%
43
*.
39'%
.59%
I 9'%
*6%
2,100
160
38'A
IC'%
42
12,300
23,600
66%
40
29'%
of Cent Amer com—No par
preferred
100
17,000
6
383/4
9%
Int'l Rys
40
52
27%
*95
200
200
47
31'%
1
No par
18,400
'
47'A
64
25'%
27'%
35
2.50
Limited
common
preferred
5%
365 Va
153%
36'A
No par
21V4
24%
47%
5
96
397
149
com—5
36'A
96
23
5
100
Packers
27'% May 29
Int'l
*43
96
100
Chemical
4%
15
45
30
27'%
No par
common
&
x45
1
Machines
preferred
Minerals
38%
49%
*43
100
Business
Harvester
7%
Int'l
37V4
5
common
Corp
International
16
Inc
5%
48%
20
preferred
Interlake
2
*148
No par
3
69% Mar 28
51%
53 V4
No par
common
19
2
51%
34'%
5%
12% Dec
Jan
47%
34%
26'%
29% Jun
Nov 17
24,400
45'%
28
5%
Mar 16
May 29
44'A May 29
34%
45%
35
263/4
29
36
34
*46%
30
33
30V4
Ctfs
145
22,600
38 %
25
&
Corp
6
14,300
38
x35Vi
23%
Interchemical
9
29%
23'%
37
37'%
6
Insuranshares
27
2 9'A
22%
38'A
29
2
54'A Oct
29%
23'A
37%
303/4
22
55'A Jun
27%
22%
5%
26
149'% Apr
27%
22%
271/2
Apr
4
23 %
21%
25Va
Steel
181%
28%
1
6%
18%
24%
15
;
Corp
Power
Ingersoll-Rand
17%
25%
Light.No par
Indianapolis
19
May 16
578% Jan
16%
30%
39V4 jan
May 29
DAY
22%
No par
common
98
8
16%
In.dustria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
May 21
7i/4 Feb
21'A May 29
607
3,300"
51'%
47'A Apr
May 22
42,500
99
47%
3
*95
7
41'%
96
7 Vu
41'%
*95
7
*41%
3,200
73.500
63
10
13,200
29%
130.400
100
93 'A
500
7
42 Va
v
300
35% Apr
11
4
International
Rectifier
9%
11'%
10
10%
9%
10%
25,000
42'A Apr
17'
18 % May 29
36
Mar 26
International
Resistance
21%
24'%
18'%
23
2 3'A
24%
23 'A
24%
31,000
123% Mar
7
78
98
Jan
3
International
Salt
No par
86
87
78
85
82'%
84
82
83'%
38'% Jun
6
23% May 29
29 '
Feb
27
International
Shoe
No par
25%
26
23'%
25'%
24'A
25
23%
24%
13,000
35% Nov
30
26
May 29
411/4 Apr
24
International
8.33'%
29%
30
26
31
33
34%
32%
33%
21,100
39% Nov
22
33
May 23
25
*39%
May 29
.44% Jan
4
60% Apr
4
108'% Nov
2
118% Dec
13
98
33'% Jan
11
48'A Jun
12
36
May 23
40'% Jan
12
50'% Jun
13
21% Jun
27
52 'A- Nov
20'A Jan
4
26% Nov
39% May 11
May 10
40'AMay25
581/2 Jan
1%
2
115% Jan
12
Silver
4%
pfd
conv
2
41% May 25
50 % Mar
7
22
26% May 29
50 % Jan
2
Interstate
Dept
30
17% May 29
Interstate
Light
251/2 Jan
3
62 % Nov
21
45% May 29
41% Jan
3
51% Nov
24
38% Jan
10
21% Jan
3
593/4 Jan
2
■■
Iowa
523/4 Apr
12
Iowa-Illinois
38
May 29
50
Apr
27
Iowa
&
33% Dec
28
20
May 29
33
Jan
2
122% May 10
24% Feb
20
17% Mar
21% Nov
118
24
122 % Mar 12
May 28
10
2
27
85% May 19
Jan
14
.
May 29
2IV4 Mar
16'A Jan
83
Jan
-
?
-
10
24% Feb
12% May 29
-
21
87
Feb
7
2
48% Feb
14
83
Nov
3
43'AMay 28
75'A Jan
81 % Nov
20
86
Jun
27
82'/4May 24
86
55% Feb
13
74% May 22
43
May 29
$6
8
Mar 29
59% Feb
Light
Machine
Jefferson
Lake
Tea
3%%
Co
7
Co
Johns-Manville
4
110% Mar
7
69
May 29
Feb
7
Johnson
3
30'% Dec
13
15
May 29
29'% Jan
2
Jonathan
56 Va Jan *
3
75% Dec
12
73% Jan
2
Jones
3
102'A Dec
4
43.'% May 29
99% Jun
1
102% Mar 26
5%
17% Jan
4
Jorgensen
40 V4 Jan
4
-inv
footnotes,
see
page
25.
2,530
39'%
39%
4,800
(Earle
40
40'A
42%
42%
42
43
44%
45
32'%
34%
26'%
34%
34'A
37%
33
34%
42,000
21'A
22
17%
21'A
21
22%
22
22%
16,500
47'A
50
45'%
47
48'%
49'/4
49%
49%
2.800
1
42
45'%
40%
44
46
46
46
46'%
44'A
47'%
38
41
43%
45
42 'A
42%
7,300
24
25
20
23
24
24%
24
24 Va
13,800
119
119
119
119
*117
14
15
14
14%
10
10%
ll'A
1
12
12'%
15%
15
*87
.
'
89
-
14%
85V4
85'A
14%
11%
15%
*85
120
16
12%
16%
87
*44'A
*117
15%
12 Va
15%
*85
1,200
45
5,300
20
120
16 Vu
11,700
6,100
13
16%
13,600
10
87
43'A
46%
45
51'%
52
53'%
50'%
51%
12,600
*85'%
87'%
85'A
85'%
*85
87%
*85'A
85%
60
5
5
_50c
Inc—
Steel
M)
-
1
100
common
common_10
preferred series A
14'% May 29
23% May 29
207,800
101
38
pfd__100
Corp
Laughlin
Mar 20
40
99'%
36%
—5
Co
Lt
Johnson
Logan
21'% May 26
48
Co
Sulphur
Inc
15% Jan
&
40'%
39'%
101
37'A
10
preferred
&
*38
42
99%
.5
Co
common
Jersey Cent Pwr &
Jewel
40'%
40'%
50c
Co
Electric Co
Breaker
73% Jan
112
&
Coal
Circuit
Jaeger
-
Power
&
preferred
I-T-E
♦38
41
101
5
Co
Gas
Creek
40'%
34
100
-
102
37
com__5
Stores
40% May 29
Island
*39%
40
100'%
2,800
25
Corp
preferred
5
Power
40'%
33
100
9'%
1
convertible
Elec
com.No par
7%
1
3.50
Utilities
Dec
49
com
Tel
&
Power
International
$2
10c
Co
series B
Mar
45
1
Corp
preferred
International Tel
3
For
38
CLOSED
99
453/4
41%
42% Jan
3
*36%
EXCHANGE
48,900
49
44%
*46%
142% Jan
26
5%
12%
49
46%
*45
3
Sep
*98
7%
100 3/8
11%
51
45%
453/4
21% Jan
Jan
100
12%
49%
STOCK
5
RR
Jan
Jan
44 Va
%
800
5
Co
54
37
47%
40
47%
May 29
13
ll7/0
12%
43%
9i/4
*45
May 25
96
10%
49%
9%
*46%
91'% Jan
3
12%
/42 Va
9%
45%
25
27
*9V4
9
20
22,000
48
44
24
7
90
95
*45%
12
13'A Jan
9
94
*47
17
13% Oct
95
700
88 Va
50
20
80% Jan
93
II,200
951/2
50
Anr
18
92
188%
*94
preferred
55'% Dec
24
82
^
preferred—
95
Oct
94V4
Fower
47'A Apr
17'A Oct
88%
94%
4.26%
30
113
590
*87%
4.08%
18
42'% Jan
15,600
78
,
Illinois
27
23% July 12
32'% Jan 11
43
78
-::M
30
Oct
19
42
r'9
Apr
Jan
Dec
43%,hi
79
May
35
26
42
79
47% May
35% Jan
2
43
79
500
46 3%
90
29
401/4
16 Va
.
__5
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
20
40
11%
50
Co
Inland
94'A Dec
401/4
41
Power
Cement
2
16% Sep
39%
40
May 29
Hussmann
2
23'A Nov
18%
3%
Central
3
14% Feb
16
18%
96%
99 Va
Apr
5
16
18%
88 Va
.*99
convertible
17,300
33%
15%
18 V4
*94
9%
6%
3%
3%
15%
44%
.
9,700
3%
•87%
9%
1
59
28
1
30
170
30%
173/4
87%
100
48 3/4 Jan
Dec
30%
39%
'
,
B
May 31
7
32%
95 Va
104
16%
*39
V
series
common..
36'A May 29
45'% Dec
1021/4
Illinois
Jan
96
*89%
Ideal
50
Dec
32%
92
2%
,100
40
27
29%
28%
33%
101,.
17
100
12
24'% Sep
58'A Jan
32%
2,700
16%
%
A
29
3
3%
series
58% Dec
77% Jan
27%
43 Va
100
49% Dec
5
34
89
,
84
par
5
com
3
Jan
29%
96
87%
*95
1
Indust
3
34
.;
____i.OO
40'% Jan
May 19
3%
50
33'A Jan
447
31 %
Idaho
14
Nov
24,300
29%
2
50% Nov
152
&
preferred
preferred
5%
9
9
52 % May 16
50
May 25
Feb
32%
5
2
Jan
17
8
21,300
2
37
16
94% Aug
50%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
25
3
3
49
8,800
28 Vs
46 3/4 Feb
28
——»~
5% Jan
71% Jan
493%
19,400
8 Va
291/2 Jan
Jan
44 %
48%
2,100
11%
May 29
42% Jan
50% May
49%
Co
Sound
Foods
5%
13
45
16
48
2O°/4
21% Feb
10
23
50Va
8
May 29
19
Nov
491/2
&
Finance
Hupp Corp
3
Oct
32% Jan
•.'
28
9% Mar 26
44'A Dec
46
26,000
10%
33
15
28
27
*26
8%
2 3'A May 29
21'% May 29
10
25% Apr
31% Jan
16
25%
Lighting & Power—No
Stores Corp
Howard
6
15% Dec
27
common
C
preferred—A___
Houston
Jan
Jan
23%
81
97
39
22%
44Va
99% May 24
18
20%
80
10
Jan
26
42
90% Jan
37
Corp
ser
preferred
preferred
Hunt
29
300
23%
3%%
Hudson
Sep
31
39 Va
Howe
40
*30i/4
39 %
8
3
28%
31
12.50
convertible
9
34% Jan
29
*30%
19
2
Feb
273/4
30%
16
56% Apr
5Va May 29
28%
30%
17%
68 V4 Jan
9
28
31
11
8%
15%
40%' May 29
21
28 Va
26 %
10%
8
29%
43 % May 29
Jun
28 %
*30%
1
Inc
26%
9%
7%
28%
23% Apr
7
58% May
8
72% Dec 12
11% Apr
10
30
preferred
26%
8
Bearing Co_
5
Corp of America common
1
convertible preferred
25
3
100
7%
92
3
7% Oct. 20
11%;
7%
101
Jan
17% Feb
26
93/4
94%
35% Jan
10% May 29
27 %
1 600
21,700
26 %
101%
.4.40%
40
71%
26%
25
*92
•
72
7%
_5
xlOl
Household
5,500
25%
•
1
9
*70%
7
32,300
50c
Mining
Ball
72
26%
91%
$2.25
May 11
119% Mar
6%
25%
101%
5%
82% May 17
May 29
15% Mar 23
57 V4 Mar 20
*70%
6
91%
May 17
88 % Jun
72
243/4
101%
5
41
6
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
12
5
*70 Va
6%
No par
Hotel
Jan
23% Mar
72
*
23%
A__
preferred
Hoover
22,200
13%
22
No par
15
45%
143%
22
27%
Corp
Winston
$5 div 2nd pfd
45 Va
40
46 3/o
26%
common
&
Chemical
$4.25
1
17% Jan
4
81% Aug 16
88% Jan 10
13
60% Sep
Rinehart
Jun
-
33% Jan
3
May 31
series
42,000
2.50
Co__________
convertible
Holt
35% Feb
2
Mar 10
3% Dec
16% Dec
16% Jan
5%
pfd
Electronics
Furnace
331/4
13%
20
11 % Mar 13
65
32
21
Jan
6
113
*50
45%
16
72
*111
65
36
21%
7
5
113
43%
10
100
32,909
12%
x21
7% Feb
common
3,500
K"; 3 30
36%
11%
22 Va
30'A Jan
preferred series A
37%
39
323/4
13
Corp
210
41
14%
5
88
31%
14 %
16
35 %
*50
40%
Corp
37
*37%
par
25
37
39
115
29%
17,400
13,800
39
*113
27%
20
47%
*87
36%
113
131/2
Nov
36
19%
46%
;
*37%
113
8
30
Apr 28
29% May 10
20
87
74
12
:
48
Jan
29
7,COO
20%
70
31
40
v
19%
6
8ya Dec
*39
5,000
7%
86%
Nov
14% Oct
40
..
46
38%
No par
Co
24% Jan
•>; 7%
18%
33%'
preferred—25
11/24
preferred_No
Corp
i
88
72
31% Aug
*39
7%
46
6
42
7'/o
5,200
21,900
va
17%
Jan
July 14
21
40 Va
*87
20 Va
34
21%
:
17,100
24 %
May 26
22%
43,100
21%
40%
21
19%
45%
lnc_
conv
321/4
22%
1
5 %%
34,500
20 Va
31%
18%
Hewlett-Packard
Hoffman
:■? 30%
193/4
321/4
22 Va
25c
Chemical
Hotels
30
20%
24 %
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3%%
31%
1934
20%
4
Hilton
30%
18%
2
Hill
20,500
22 Vs
Jan
4
51%
16%
19% Jan
13
50
21%
37
May
52
18%
May 29
Jan
10,200
15%
13
33% Feb
40
28%
19%
20% May 29
11
5,900
27%
100
A
20,400
39%
125
22 Va
4
May 28
MEMORIAL
DAY
7
50%
•26
38
.;■■■*■•
17,900
171/8
21
6
21 Va
25%
,
125
28
24%
31%
31 Va
■
26% r«,j
39V4
23%
I,500
20V»
Apr
23 % May 29
CLOSED
.■>>>:
126
26%
19
>
28% Apr
43% Mar 22
*125
24%
2
17
37%
127
18% Nov
66
'/•« * V''
37
*125
1
Oil
*89%
25
7%,
-
?
common
Chocolate
Hewitt-Robins
34%
126
;
3,800
'
90
25%
•
343%
29
xl7%
common
class
conv
21
89
100
Co
Powder
Hershey
21
89
1
;
.
28%
8.33%
Hertz
2
14'A
20%
i
20%
»-l
preferred
40% Mar 27
21
28% Mar 30
53
5%
133%
No par
common
Industries
W)
13,700
15%
34%
5
non-cumulative
65 % Jan
40 % May 28
11
26
(G
7%
Hercules
14%
343%
40c
;
E)
14%
18%
—50
Inc
Co
(W
4,500
10 Va
52 Va
3i3/8
.
1
Inc
293%
52
491/4
.
5
-
x28
53
28
5
preferred
Curtis
Helnie
17
70% May 10
18
69 % Dec
Jan
J)
351/2
24 Va
If.;;.,
Inc
30
b il %
92
126
1.25
Marx
27%
48%
21
24%
1
Co
&
Corp
(H
3.65%
Helene
112
Chemical
Hazeltine
2
2
Nov~17
Inc
33
27
46
30%
km<25'/b.
7.50
com
World
Industries
Jan
20% Jan
Refrac
&
Aluminum
Haveg
48
86
1
2,50
100
Brace
Hayes Industries
25 % May 28
19
Co
preferred
7414 May 25
53% Sep
30
Corp of America common
5%
30% Mar 23
Nov
67% Jan
x92
Co_w,
Schaffner
Harvey
3
Jan
115
x21
preferred
Hart
Mar 29
42
20
11
Jan
Co.
Harris-Intertype Corp
Corporation
4
H27
108
1
100
—2.50
common
preferred
Organ
Harcourt
37% Mar 23
May 29
18 y4 May 29
6% May 29
43% Mar 15
Jan
Co
Paper
Harsco
23
13% Feb
Watch
32
25%
13%
10
29
29%
49%
j
A'..48%
1
:
Harbison-Walker
128 % Apr
5
.•36"% Aug
Co
(MA)
2
24
46% Apr 24
Hanna
33%
25%
5
convertible
Hammond
33
0
Co
Hammermill
23% May 25
45% May 29
123 % Jan
7
23% Jan
Jan
iW F)
Hallicrafters
2
21% May 29
May 24
44% Sep
80 % Dec
25% Oct
3
14
27% Jan
20% May 2
88% Apr 26
28% May 29
58% Mar 28
128
May 29
May 28
12.50
Co
Manufacturinc On,
.
.
.x44
71'A
45%
77'A
18
20'A
45%
49'A
.
36,100
43
50
47%
49%
48 Va
49
69
75'A
79
80
78
80
15
18'%
19%
20'A
19 Va
19%
24,800
43 Va
51%
50'A
53
48%
50 Va
80,500
99%
100
99'%
100
__
100
10,000
370
14'%
102
14%
99%
1
14'%
15
14 %
15%
14'%
14%
3,100
1
24%
28'%
23%
29'%
28'/a
30 Va
27%
28%
24,900
100
101
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2608)
20
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year19G1
YORK
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
May 39
SALE
May 30
PRICES
Wednesday
May 28
Par
<
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 31
June I
Shares
*
•
.
K
25
49% May 23
1
88% Dec
44% Jan
22
108% Apr
25
11
48% Jun
1
47
Jan
3
Jan
12
88% Jan
102
Oct
10
122
May 19
105
100
Dec
19
122
Jun
6
101
58% Jan
17
87
Nov
6
63
75% Jan
6
Dec
Oct
31
89
Dec
27
93
Nov
20
3
93
Nov
9
Jan
10
50% Jan
4
89
15
Jun
-
36
20
41
3
54% Nov
12% Jan
3
28% Nov 28
50% Jan
11
37% Jan
31% Feb
.3
78 3/4 Mar 16
7
3
Kendall
Dec
86
60% May 28
91% Mar
5
46% Feb
19
Jan
23
79% Jan
3
25
May 29
32% May 29
41
Feb
10
50% May 29
29
23
33 % Mar
6
3
93
27% Feb
May 28
15% May
9
48% July 31
3
34
85
Jan
34% Dec
44% Dec
3
20% Jun
27
Dec
6
11% Jan
14
Jan
16
27% Oct
34% Apr
6
22
Feb
88
2
8
39% Dec
25% May 29
11
39% Jan
May 29
40% Jan
K
343/8 Dec
11
19% May 29
31% Jan
12
21
51
Dec
11
40% Mar
40% Mar
2b3e Jun
20
40% Nov 28
25% Oct
24
41
Nov
29% May
Jan
26
3
21
2
41% Dec
16% Apr
33% Feb
f31
Oct
11
May 29
36% Jan
36 % Jan
3
21% Jan
22
213/4 Apr
3
9
10
Aug 31
16
2
39
20
16
16% May 29
24
% Jan
3
11
1 % Jan
4
2% Mar 21
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
Jan
17% May 29
>:6 % Jun
1
203/4 Dec
7
—May 29
4
14
24% May 29
34% Jun
19
60
Oct
5
Dec
20
12% Sep
25
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Apr
28
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7
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111
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4
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5
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26
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15
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2
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2
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16
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4
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26
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22
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31
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27
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9
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11
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13
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3
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14
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8
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4
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28
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29
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1
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3
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26
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93
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11
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23
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6
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33
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10
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3
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1
22
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27
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4
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25
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1
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14
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84
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see
page
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2
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16%
31%
.
733/s
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non-cum
4.84%
6
15%
34
86 3/4
16%. :
16/4
19
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14
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18
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May 17
May 1
96
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Lone Star Cement- Corp__L_
Mar 20
63% Feb
Belt
Lone
25% May 29
May 17
20% Feb
Jan
43
63
Oct 24
18% Mar 28
Dec
3
90.
May 25
Dec
12
16%
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7,900
30
27%
•
52,900
57%
71
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26
23
10,000
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Mar 20
57
104
18
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31%
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Loew's
.
1
36 %
24%
25
1
Navigation
Cup
Lockheed
J
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313/4
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5
Refineries
33/4%
24Ye Feb 13
May 3
May 29
39
3
Feb
91 % Dec 12
72% Nov 29
'
39% Jan
Apr
59 % May
16
139
&
Fink
Tulip
Lionel
;
2
22% Feb
135
71
&
Link
2
57
152n4 Jan
54% Dec
87% Jan
45
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55'%
14%
1
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&
Ling-Temco-Vought
543/4 Mar 29
May 29
27% May 25
12
3
25% Jan
7 %
1653/4 Dec
6
200
35%
27% -29%
Libbey-Owens-Fo.rd Glass Co
5
Libby McNeil & Libby
_L_
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com_—25
7%
preferred-..:
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17% Mar 12
25%
30%
223/4
—__No par
Corp
8
443/4 Jan
5
Inc
pfd series
Valley RR___
Lehman
Mar 19
*2434
56,
24%
13%
<
•
4
series
:
Valley
8
Feb
1103/a Feb
31% May 29
16 % May 28
40% May 29
■
Paper Co
$1.50 conv
.
25%
34
22
-
_.l
common
Portland
Lehigh
7
May 28
'
147
59% Mar 16
9
23% Nov
9
62
Co
Coal
Lehigh
May 31
81
5
4,900
25%
29%
173/4
10
50 34
50%
34
4
40%
49%
25
-
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_
preferred
Lehigh
13
10% May 29
1113/4 Nov 22
;
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Gas
Lehigh
Feb
7
1
;
40%
50 34
v\
61%
•
8,100
40%
49
293/4
•
67 %
•
31
86 34
10
;
Co
Inc
8
353/4 Feb;
433/4 Feb
28%
78 3/4
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CLOSED
'
30 %
;
20
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43
17%
60
v
94
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32%
36
Rubber & Tire
Leesona Corp.J
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42
54%
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80%
34
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10
;
Sutherland
4.32%
Lear
27
41*-;
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94
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16
Lee
1% Mar 16
4% May 29
36% Dec
3
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
48%
25
'
P
6
Feb
22% Apr
9
26% Jan
" A
15
153/4 Mar
'/a May 29
1
193/8 jan
Dec
Jan
Co
Inc
Lane Bryant
Lanvin-Parfums
10
May 29
40
46
*23%
'
V
/
20
8
16
273/4
'
55
100
&
40
'
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66
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8
23
20
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8
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72
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Laboratory for Electronics Inc
2
27
Apr
(E
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Kroger
4
45
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Dutch
Inc
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313/4-
70
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Industries
Kroehler M'fg Co
2
25% Jan
,
Kress
Mar 12
18
30% Jan
i
Kresge (S S) Co
25% Mar 12
May 28
No par
Co
preferred
Korvette
11
12
30% Jan
4%
Apr
57
Royal
Koppers Co
26
36% Jan
323/4 May 29
25% May 29
16% May 29
11% May 29
28
34% Nov
KLM
*91
77%
'
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
443/i Mar 14
May 29
Oil
Keystone Steel &
Mar 16
20
9
81% Jan
July 20
28
Jan
Kerr-McGee
94
96%
29 % •>31%
31
50
90%
101 %
'
55%
6,200
82
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v
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700
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8
80%
66
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Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
5
Jan
67% May 29
11
23;
1
Kelsey Hayes Co
2
40%
51
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8.75
82
200
A 115
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49%
50c
Jan
42% May 23
14
Jan
Co
Corp
48
29 % Dec
4
21
Light
67
200
1061/4
'91%
>
23
No par
115
A 72%
80
-.40
No par
Kellogg Co
40% Jan
57% May
27
14% Nov
Kayser-Roth
4
26% Jan
&
28% May 29
83
78
Power
14% May 29
94% May 16
36
Kansas
50
Co
_..
29% May 11
4
16% Jan
& Electric
issued
5
3
76% Jun
When
7
50% May
preferred....
non-cum
Kansas Gas
27
Jan
38% Sep
4%
•
21
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106
.
32,500
49
101%
9634
763/4
107
29:4
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Oct
46
32 % Jan
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100
54% May 29
24
73% Jan
52
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49
107
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28
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63
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82
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273/4
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73%
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101
-
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:
115
67'
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28
94
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49% Nov
23
25% Jan
1
Nov
84
106%
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4.20%
22
Feb
66
4934
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preferred
4.35%
•
24
41 % May
9
preferred
25
♦88'
-
-
93
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Kansas City Southern com
Mar 30
95
28%
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preferred
4%
4.50%
911/4 Apr
May 29
May 23
46
23
8
May 22
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100
preferred
3.80%
93% May 24
8
33 %c
preferred
434% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3
Mar
90
101
26
38% Jan
5
Nov
Apr
83
9
•72% May 29
39% Oct
70
convertible
79% Mar 14
26
Jan
4%%
Corp
preferred !
111
10
Jan
-
91
Chem
convertible
4 3%%
112
87% Mar 21
68% Jan
84% Aug 25
87
&
4% %
18
May 16
May 21
50% Apr
May 29
95% Jan
96% Nov 27
Alum
98% Mar 19
18
80% Jan
13
89
27
92% Feb
82
9
84% Jan
Jan
Kaiser
Mar 15
37
May 29
29% Dec
97's
6(300
2,100
-
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39/2
40%
7,200
10
94
94
94
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
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28%
297'B
29%
30%
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85
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
V
; Range
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Highest
18 % May 28
28
Feb
28
Mercantile
94% Mar 23
30
95% Dec
12
86 V* Dec
11
70% May 29
84 % Jan
5
88% May 25
37% Dec
5
19% May 29
33% Jan
3
;.3
13% Apr
15 y* Dec
20
8% May 28
9% May 29
36% May 29
12% Jan
31
14% Jan
2
52% Jan
12
33% May 29
82 % Jan
3
58 Vb Feb
15
87
74
Oct
9 Va Jan
11
3
Aug
59% Mar 10
3
41 Vi Jan
79
11
3
45 V\ Jan
\
70% May
Sep
19
89 Va Jan
10
Jun
87
97
8
15
93% Jan
May 27
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
75
YORK
Merck
Co
&
$3.50
Stores
Co
Inc
Par
Inc
1.83%
common
16%c
71%
No par
♦87%
25c
preferred
20 %
Mergenthaler
Linotype Co
Merritt-Charman & Soott
12.50
Machine
of
benef'cl
int
Co
84% Nov
12
78
Sep
90
Jan
'3
30 Va Jan
4
46 Va Apr
93 Va Jan
81
3
Jan
8
87
30
84
9
99
May
3
94
3
29% May 25
10
4
Feb
■58
9
43% May 29
95% Jan
2
101% May 24
Nov
58
,
Jan
.
55
17
19 Va Jan
123% Dec
'
101 % May 22
70 Va Feb
8
40% Feb
.
36%
33%
100
series-
100
series-.:
100
;
Middle
;
Midland-Ross
Corp common
5'%%
1st, preferred—'
i
,
South
1.33 Vt Jan
98% Jan
May 29
.70% Feb
34% Sep
12
18% May 28
24% Jan
4
Minnesota
&
34
45% Apr
24
Minnesota
Power
44 % Feb
16
Mission
Feb
19
9
Apr
6
May 29
35 Va Jan
3
4
45% Apr 11
30% Mar 22
34 Vb May 29
21 Va Oct
34 Va Jan
3
42% Jun
6
33% May 29
3 Va Jan
3
5% Mar 27
2% May 29
37 Va Apr
20
34 Va Jan
4
22 % Jan
24
27
.
4% Jan
Minerals
2
2
7
c
Minn
Mining
Jan
3
Missouri-Kan-Tex
1
Missouri
Pacific
Missouri
Portland
3
18 % May 29
25% Jan
2
Missouri
Public
;v 7% May 29
11% Apr
19
Mohasco
Industries
14
1
Jan
3
-
69% May 11
79
19
9% Jun
20
4
10% Jan
21
66% May 31
75% May 28
29
8% Jan
Feb
1
26
May 29
26% July
21
34% Mar
17% Dec
33% Mar 13
Montana
Power
22
1J % Jan
3
29% Jan
18% Jan
15
10
May 29
16% Feb
'29
May 29
2^% Mar 17
44 % Dec
9
4
16V» Jan
4
41% May 31
31
26% May 22
41% Jan
20% May 29
20% Jan
20 % May 29
30 % Dec
.Jari
20
26 V4 Oct
.
21
11
26"% Dec
18
1124% Dec
11
54% Dec
5
177/a Jan
4
47% May 28
17 Va May 29
33% Dec 26
3
19
4
Mountain
S
M
19
Murphy
24% May 29
34% Jan
20
22
9% Jan
33 % Apr
30
4
26% Feb 28
59% Jan
4
78% Nov
25 % Jan
9
30% May 11:
-
021
12
7
52
Aug
33% Nov
5 Vb Jan
3
9 Va Apr
65 Vb Aug
17
97
Apr
99% Dec
12
90% Aug 25
78
Sep
26
29% Feb
5
National
22% May
7
National
72
4
National
30% Apr 23
92 % May 25
.
2
471/2 Jan
17
3
May 29
83% Jan
9
53 % May
Cash
50 % May 29
1
3
July
Can
National
22 % May 29
92% Feb 27
82Vi Aug 25
23% Jan
46 %
National
2
8
54
22% May 29
6 Vb Jan
40
3
5
V
93% Jan
68
151% Jan
131% Dec
Dairy
Distillers
Chem
4%%
pfd
4%%
preferred
series
Fuel
9% Mar 27
National
4
98
National
4
Jan
15
3
33% Aug 17
Apr
30
National
36% Aug 30
28% May 29
35 % Jan
10
National-Standard
55% Oct
39
May 29
50 % Apr
30
National
Starch
31% May 23
-15% May 29
45% Feb
8
National
Steel
24% Feb
20
National
Sugar
22% Jan
2
National
Tea
23V2 Feb
16
National
>9% Mar 29
N a torn as
127% Jan
5
136V2 Mar
24% Feb
8
164 % May
5
32
'
1146 % Dec
27
17% Nov
6
15% Jan
6
19 Vb Nov
21
5% Jan
3
25
22% Jan 20
24% Sep
•
6
16% Dec
11
9% Jan
24
16 % Jun
26
29V2 Jan
6
36% Jan
3
May 28
17% May 29
51/2 May 28
9
22% Jan
15
27% May 15
10% Apr
5
29'A Apr 28
Jan
1 3
74
:
21
1%
9
6 7o
Mar 19
11 Va Jan
preferred
preferred
Neisner
12
25% Jan
9
Neptune
May 29
52
2
Newberry
3
75
May 29
81% Mar
Mar
19 Vb May 29
1136
Jan
6
New
York
New
York
4
N
Chicago
1
% May 31
2
tn
3>
44% Nov
14
35
81.% Feb
27
23
48% Aug
3
68
72
11
Sep
71% Sep
76% Jan
14
Apr
48 Vb Apr
26
73% Feb
26
3.40%
preferred
6
79
73% Jan
103
Jan
4
109
Dec
5
106
Jan
17
1
100% Jan
103% Mar
12
Nov
Jan
26
•
Feb
23
3.60%
3.90%
5.25%
4.85%
preferred
107
3
_
4
May 17
27% Jan
4
Niagara
May 28
38% Feb
9
Nopco
87
May 29
109% Jan
4
Share
Norfolk
21 % Jan
12
12% Jan
0
63% Dec
18% Sep
13
64
Jan
11
30
Jan
3
26
4
May
7
24
Jan
467/8 Dec
6
108
5
112
12
10
38% Nov
Jan
12
77% Mar 23
Jun
27
89
83
July 11
83% Jan
30 Vb Dec
15% Jan
'
•
5
23 Va Jan
Nov
29
86% Dec
7
88
89
Nov
Nov
14
13
33% July 20
"35 Va Aug. "7
21% Jan
37 %
41% Jan
69% Nov
For
.
30
34% Dec
5
May 17
footnotes,
6%
6%
6%
6%
31,100
2.5,100
6%
39%
41
136
27%
30
42%
44% v
33 %
17
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36
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17%
18
16%
16%
18%
18%
3,400
71/4
24,300
5'A
7%
6Vo
12 'A
13%
10'A
9Va
7%
7 Va
87/a
14
9
see
Apr
6
Northern
Natural
Gas
Mar
6
113% Mar
7
114% Mar
6
44% Jan
4
Northern
37% Mar 16
Northern
page
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Jan
19
93
Apr
33 Vb Jan
23
May. 29
35
21
25.
May 29
-
.
36
Feb
'
Mar 29
May 28
31% Jan
2
59 V2 Jan
2
3,600
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76%
75%
76 Va
480
23
24%
23%
24>/B
51,700
38".-
41 Vb
36
42%
43%
44%
42%
43%
49,400
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61%
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6,300
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21,500
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44
19,700
31 Va
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31 %
32V4
31%
32%
6,500
13
13%
13%
12%
13%
105.600
31%
33
34
33 Va
34'A
23.200
1%
7.500
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84
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10
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104
104
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57
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74
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33%
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25%
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113
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19%
18%
19%
12,200
60%
55%
57'A
131,700
24%.
23 Va
24 Vb
13,300
10
10%
10 %
10%
73%
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7,000
97
25
24 Vb
75%
27
95%
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74%
80
108 Va
20%
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34
corn
280
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26
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340
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77%
84
20%
100
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77
84
91
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100
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108
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108
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71
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65,600
42%
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4,100
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13
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71
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43
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240
109
108 Va
109
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110 Va
110%
90
36%
36
36%
35%
36 %
27,400
25 Va
30V2
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31
30 Vb
30 Va
27,900
108
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109
113
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110%
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series
100
77
77
77
77'a
77 Va
77 Va
250
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series
100
91%
91%
91
91
*91
91 Va
91
91
450
$4.08
preferred
series
100
90
90
*90
91 Va
♦90
91 Va
*90
91 Va
$4.11
preferred
series
100
93%
*92'A
93%
93 Va
*22 Va
94
$4.16
.
$3.60
„
preferred
series
100
93
93
*93
94
2q%
23
>
Corp
Northrop
5
May 29
91/2
21%
5.60%
31
May 29
9%
10,500
19%
5.80%
3
19 Vb
33
preferred 11
5 %:%
93 % May 31
10%
13
75
85%
Corp
Ry
3
12 Vb
9.900
23.700
77%
*89
Aviation
Central,
Jan
26
American
Northern
86
6%
12%
3.300
34,300
22%
*85%
Corp
May 22
78% Mar 23
7%
11%
12
8%
./:■
•'
21
1
Coal'Corp
May 11
91V2 Apr 24
1,700
35%
19
25
Car
93
1,900
42%
17
100
common
American
8
130
136%
15%
18%
S'/a
530
34%
*
16
•
200
41,200
f
162
15%
15%
-
«■"
34%
18
1
Ry
American
11
*135
15
15
preferred
preferred-^
North
85% Jan
136%
17Va
100
Co
Western
North
85 % Jan
161
15%
5
North
109
161'A
47%
31 %
'
_100
2
4
500
77%
16'A
—20
;
30
48 Vb
1.400
94
75%
19
100
25
;
45%
94
79%
18'A
100
Apr
76
47
95
15 Va
100./.
Jan
2
*93
1
:100
72 Vb Jan
33% May 29
25 Vb May 29
74 % Jan 18
9
'72
July
15.400
6Vb
32%
50c
:
30
108
May 29
109% Jan 15
6
Jun
50 Va Mar 22
.83
82
26%
31%
100
15
104 'A Jan
'
27% Jan
6%
29%
•
—
com_No par•
May 29
34% May 29
113% Mar 13
Sep 12
'39% July 19
26%
,
27
Corp
May 25
May 29
9"
65 V8 Jan
5
106
27%
25
91%
49%
30%
Co
48
May 16
Oct
26 VB
22%
25
91
*48
-
26%
Co
20
'
July
91%
49 '
30%
Corp
Chemical
6%'
4
73,000
91%
48'A
27
Adjustment
.•
13% Mar 20
8
17% May 29
22
28
108 Va Jan
26%
91%
48'A
26%
preferred
109% Jan
23
14% Dec
103
25%
6,800
91%
29 Va
-
preferred
6
34% May 15
69
27 Va
37.700
48'A
29
preferred
4.10%
May 11
24
41% Apr
.
26
>
92%
50
26Va
preferred
85% May 23
17% May 29
Mar 14
13% Jan
28
18
Feb
'
24
57 Va Jun
24
23.100
DAY
136'A
a
Niagara Milk Pwr Corp
92
2
2
117
21, %0
59%
MEMORIAL
28%
Gas' com.No par
l
100
preferred
Jan
18
8
series
May 28
Jan
9
$3.75
5%
70
Jan
:
^Preferred
37
79
July 18
20%
58'/«
56
25%
25%
New Haven & Hartford_No par.
86
85
21
20 %
61
19%
50%
22 Va
26
5
Jan
3
97% Aug
20%
57
18%
55'A
136'A
Railroad
St Louis
Electric
Mar 17
30% Jan
20%
21
26
136
1
Brake.:
&
State
Apr'
Nov
y
Air
Central'
n
83
30
24%
'
75% Mar
12
24Vb
*161V*
-
Ship & Dry Dock—1
31
88
Jan
25%
CLOSED
162'%
preferred
43% Jan
6
-19%
24%
5
Shipbuilding
3
Aug 14
23
*161%
-
1
York
Jan
98
21
162%
:
(J J)
New
82
:
24%
85%
Inc
8
2
66,100
1
26
3
61,290
90%
4
3% Jan
May
11%
88
94%
:
Fibre
19 V2 Feb
4
40%
10%
94
45%
5
May 29
,77
9
10
Y
y
39
11%
90
40%
No par
May 29
"
38% Jan
Jan
40
11
EXCHANGE
94%
'
News
12
28% Jan
v. 75 3A Jan
Newport
39% Mar 21
2
38
StOCK
88%
68%'
4% pfd-100
Mining Corp common
10
41% Jan
2 Vb May 28
*
10%
76%
&. Chemical
convertible
20% Jan
11
38
9%
44'
Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4%
May 29
24
33
*76%
11% May 29
30
15,400
preferred
100
England Electric 'System—
1
28
23
24
18
28% May 29
4% Jan
23Vb
20.700
38
Mar 21
8% Jan
24V4
17%
Mar 22
18% Jan
7
23%
36%
46
27
22,000
22%
17%
22
21v
14%
37
New
Dec
13%
95% "':
J
Co
Newmont
2
2.400
14%
40
England Tel & Tel Co
54'A Jan
48V4
14 Va
36
86% Feb
36% May 29
48V4
14
" 13%
95
10 '
New
20
10%
48 Va
78%
6%
3%%
May 15
10%
47%
19%
' '
47
n
17%
86 % May 10
23
,
46;
.
11
22%
100
50% Feb
May 29
i
10%
68
Corp
New
12
(•
VI
10 %
86
92%
.
1
:
Co
70
10%
5
Co
26% Mar 27
May 29
.
5.900
10%
'
16%
96
1% July
•""".V,1"...
34%
84V2 Feb
2% Dec
;
16Vb
61% May 29
10
13,200
34
86
■»'
25%
18%
1
3
25%
35%
7
Jan
26
35%
Dec
15% July 18.
35% Jun 27
9.500
25%
17'A
76% Sep
25
19%
251/4
5
86
65% Aug
1
39% Aug 28
50
19'A
24%
common.No par
63 % Jan
3
49 Va
20'A
26%
>
No par
Ref Co
Meter
79% Jan
431/2 Jan
B
Co
Bros
16 Vb May 29
80
51'A
19%
*48 %
100
Corp
34
27% Nov 28
25%
49%
18%
1
Corp—;
Co
9.600
24%
50
—10
Service
Vulcanized
Nan tec
26
23
54V2
...
50
A__
Linen
54% Nov 15
13
21% Jan
10% May 29
8% May 29
7
x 7,100
47%
24'A
—-
,
common
28% July 21
2
23%
17%
20
5
:
Co
23 % Jan
3
—1
common
preferred.:
Lead
23
23
Corp com_5
1951
100,.
Co
Gypsmn-Co
$4.50
National
23 Va
10'A
No par
Corp_
148% Sep
124 % Aug
22 Va
"
82'A
.....
5
(cbnv)
General
3
of
Gas
'
_5
Products
&
v
10L-
Castings Co
City Lines Inc__
National
97% May
5
Co__
5,700
16,000
24%
i
'12!
Register
3.400
33%
23%
21
;
Corp
11%
33 Vb
u:
Corp
2
56 % Jan
May 28
Natl
Mar-23
30% Jan
May 28
154% May 18
Jan
11%
22%
v
25,800
51'A
38
4
18 % May 29
23
10
V.'.if
Biscuit
Jan
25%
67 Va
19%
34 %
18
12
33%
23%
Vi:
21,900
%
] 8 %
23
132% Jan
-
16,700
13%
25%
x
1' 20%
May 29
*22 Va
12,300
24
v
49%
1
1
_-5
National
23% Oct
23
24%
-
,
Aviation
9% May 29
.18% Oct
20%
20 Va
15'A
78 % May 29
11%
33
32
24
22%
14Vb
Dec"~7
171/4
.
4
29
22%
21%
1
142% Nov 30
10
32
No par
Airlines
National
65
12
National
12
69%
65%
10
23
24
66%
62%
18 '/8 Apr
451/4 Apr
13
13%
50
31 % Jan
23
13%
67
10%
33
24%
12%
12 Vb
10%
12
23%
12
48
31% Jan
123,100
9%
22%
1'
8
15,400
29%
11%
5;
13»/b May 29
19% May 29
24%
9'A
19%
L
16% Aug
24%
13%
21%
84,800
x28%
65%
5
2,100
41%
9%
5
1
6 V*
30 Va
23
31%
*6
40
9%
12%
10
6%
42%
9%
21
1
iiiJ,
3
8% Aug
,_10
Col
Jan
61% Jan
24 Va
29
*6
40%
8%
9%
National; Acme
10
*
24%
9
62% Mar 16
46
100
9.600
May 29
1
'
13.300
-J&:
59% Mar
io y*
34 V*
NatcO' ' Corp
4
*9%
,
120
32'A
11'A Mar 29
Jan
4,200
34
2
47
400
17%
31%
1
v
75%
16%
34%
No par
12
Inc
0N
"
75%
33
Supply Co
O'ot-
45,100.
67%
34
v
6%
3
Inc_.
5,200
9%
*66 Va
■
31
(G C)4,
2.- i;i"
4
27
■
9 Va
9,300
2,400
;
31 '/a
Corp.
Corp of America
Murray
'0?.
18% Apr
Go
*8%
21
32%
Co_
Munsingwear
Murphy
29
Feb
Fuel
Brass
17%
/
34'A
31
:
Industries
55% Mar 30
•
"
2
9 % Nov
L
Mueller
29% Mar 21
May 28
Co
Lines-
Inc
75 Va
16%
9
9%
66%
75%
;
12.2.00
34%
5
f Motor Wheel Corp—
Mar 26
32
28% Jan
9%
66 Va
vv-
33 Va
20%
9 Vo
34%
21%
16,800
3Vb
42
31
Co
(John) & Co
Industries
Inc.
Mo tec
37%
2%
41%
21%
29%
11 Va
36%
2%
43
34%
24%
20
37%
5,100
42
6 Va
26
&
43.800
40%
38%
6%
29%
Morrell
Montgomery
11,100
24
42
27%
MoorerMcCormick
22
36
23%
6%
Ward
11
28
35%
38 Vb
28
36% Jan
40
36
—2
24
12%. Feb
Motorola
*8%
12,300
No par
31%
37 Vb Apr
89% Mar 14
9%
1,900
185,700
20 Va
39 Va
2%
68
25%
May 29
May 29
♦66
"19%
24
42%
8%
29
8% May 29
62 % May 29
20
7%
25
19% May 29
3
19'A
,9%
No par
16
May
21%
8%
Co—
15
100
20%
Mining & Chemical—
Shares———1,000 lire
American
28 % Apr
28
68 V4 Sep
'
1
5
'
36%
41%
33%
9%
17 Vb
35
2%
33%
Utilities
37% Feb
25
2%
38%
35
_
17% Feb
3
•9% Sep
3 VB
45%
ChemicaJ Co.
Montecatini
25%,Sep
2%
34%
»>V
19%
270
6,100
25,600
v
23%
36%
25
28 Va
39%
24
33%
i
36V4
23%
Co
B
Montana-Dakota
42% Mar 26
May 29
34 %
1
16'A
Class
;
35%
24 %
15%
Monsanto
27%
56
16%
2
29%
99
53 Vb
24%
16 %
57
y
'
20%
35 %-:
No par
10,000
57
17%
DAY
57%
42%
Tool
48%
99
57'A
'
55
Co__6.25
A
47%
99%
57
75%
class
48%
99%
20
75%
Machine
51,200
46
■v
19%
37%
75%
RR
31%
.28%
CLOSED
MEMORIAL
58
18%
34
67%
Monon
20
30%
23,000
75%
Monarch
23
82
98
33%
33,700
common
Inc
30%
82
*96%
99
5
Service
98
34%
A_No par
class
Cement
86 %
85
*96%
18%
44
37%
861/4
87
*81
:>'•
EXCHANGE
Rf)
110
9.7%
19 Vb
36%
96
84%
40%
10
96
>/a
99 Va
67%
2
28
%■
86
'
84%
38
,<"•
*85
31.400
97
5
RR
RR
96
3.500
'
r.'l- 84
,18%
2.50
85 VB
79,500
39Vo
36'/a
82Vt
-
100
20
24
82
56
11 Vb
38%
64,900
94%
89%
184
100
8 % Feb
30
100-
83%
50'A
10'%
34%
17%
91%
-.
'W">
preferred
37% Jan
39% Jan
15%
preferred.,——
52 % Jan
May 28
17%
-
11 VB
*86%
27
3 Va %
31
43% Nov 29
•
19
22% Mar 20
11
8
25 Vo
29.800
9%
39
STOCK
57%
29%
>
24
914
'
99%
57
4.20%
>
6 Vb May 29
38% May 29
58% Aug 23
39
Mar 10
26
Apr
17
99%
58%
23%
9%
96
98
43 V2
100%
V
100
24%
36%
"
34%
45 Va
1
5
15% May 29
,;.v
No par
Corp
51% Mar
Mar 28
Paper
Light
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
42
79
30% Dec
.
&
33 % May 29
Mar
25
No par
Ontario
38 Va May 29
19% Apr
13% Jan
26% Jan
Mfg
14
26% Oct
Jan
44
&
50
58
2 ;
;
v
25%
45,200
91
85
85
♦96%
100
■1
Philipp Corp—_1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
i'3%. convertible preference
100
13% Apr
4
73% Mar 29
Jan
6% Dec
,
*81
29%
2.700
73%
*87%
38
87
' ;99%
20%
72 '/a
87%
10%
.,v
20%
77%
"'.-Vi3o
96
*86%.
49 %
V.*
10
.■*>'
Shares
9%
87%
25
ir;
100
_
-■<
85'•.
;*..?*98
;
"85
x96
87-
*83
»
& .Chem
42% May 15
50"% Nov
197/a Jan
32 Va Aug
5
Mission
40% Feb
44
Mar 19
87
10
Oil Corp—;
Miles. Laboratories Inc__
May 29
4
44 Va Jan
Inc
>' Midwest
82
20
•
Utilities
44
22% Dec
31
preferred
ii ':4.45.%!-'preferred
1
,35% Jan
8 Va Dec
;
'
97.*
*95%
100
12
20
71
preferred, series
3.80%
109% Sep
87% Jun
19
29
62
3.85%
87
the Week
June 1
.
23%
35
86
Sales for
Friday
.
87%
iT-'vV-.''
37
37%
1
May 31
20%
22
IO1/2
38
35
5
>25.
9%
37
PRICES
Thursday
f
87/a
'
5
15% May 29
89 % May 29
97 Vt Dec
•
14
8%
No par
30% Aug
4
170% Mar 10
3
66% Dec
J 8
10
58% Feb
Jan
2
May 28
25
4
39% Apr
9%'
11%
SALE
...,
23
pfd_100 "
May 28
May 11
Aug
99
19%
10%
v
•
72%
89
Metropolitan E'dison 3.90%
.«•'
4.35%
preferred' series
Mar 28
80 % Jan
".41% Nov
28
39 V* Jan
13
84'/a July
6
23
HIGH
May 30
73%
♦87%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
,
May 22
96
2
Mesta
Trust—Units
70%
89
AND
Wednesday
May 29
18%
19%
74%
8%
.1.
.
Mesabi
Tuesday
May 28
18%
20%'
...
78Va Sep
Monday
,
Lowest
Highest-
"*
Northwest
•
:
Airlines
1
Inc
10
com
5%%
conv
preferred
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
Norwich
Pharinacal
*92V2
Co
:__62%f
22%
93%
77%
93
23
24%
22 Va
23%
66,200
25%
23%
25.400
26 %
23
25V2
25%
26%
29
26
26
27%
29%
30%
30%
21
21
21%
22
22%
22%
21
21%
36
43
33
35
37%
40
39%
40
-
20
93
27
~
30
94
*93
24%
25
5
19%
77 VB
60
1,700
700
19,400
"
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2610)
22
.
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
EXCHANGE
Highest
Ohio
Edison
3
52% Nov
16
38
May 28
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
11
98
May 15
4.40%
8
82
Jan
4
86
Mar 26
3.90%
89
83% Nov
Jan
3
93% Jan
3
100
13
95
79
90% Jan
36 % Jan
19
16% Apr
12
Aug
4
85
49
4
39% Jan
17
56% Jan
4
4.44%
45% Mar 14
36
May 29
May 29
Ohio
Oil
8
Okla
Gas
45% Mar
18% Apr
4
88% Jan
31
94% Apr
25
Feb
26
27% May 29
41% Jan
3
22
May 29
26% May 16
May 28
54"% Jan
23
Jan
3
Dec
22
7
Dec
12
35
59 % Oct
5
Nov
27
82
28% Feb
3
53 % May 28
13% May 28
May 29
19
Apr
104
82% Oct 26
18
120% Apr
43% Dec
18
87% Jan
6
98
14 Va Jan
13
12% Oct
5
Jan
2
Mar 23
101% Feb
16
5
EXCHANGE
16%
173/a
16%
173/a
No par
20%
21
20
20%
20
20
58%
60 %
57%
61
63
65%
74
80%
75
80%
81
83
100
100
Co_,
2
Pacific
158 3/4 Feb
26
6%
5 % May 28
7% Jan
12
Pacific
Packard-Bell
Pan
6
17 Va May 29
24% Feb
12
Pan
Amer
22
45% May 29
95% Nov 24
92 Va Mar 16
97% Feb
8
58% Feb
16
18
11
38% May 29
32 Va Oct
25
44% Apr
12
24% May 29
383/4 Mar 15
Parke
60% Nov
22
44% May 29
753/4 Apr
11
7
31
Peabody
24% May 29
35
Jan
24 Va Mar
27
May
Mar 29
26
33
Feb
18% May 29
19 Va May 29
24
Dec
15% Jan
3
23% May
41% Jan
4
49 Va
Apr
27
1
40
37
37% Apr
5
59% Nov
20
Jan
3
45% Nov
6
52% Jan
29% May 29
30 % Dec
11
41% Jun
May 29
Jan
34% Feb
20
9%
11%
12
12%
12
10%
12 Va
11%
12
11%
12%
11%
29,500
17 Va
19%
19%
20%
18%
19%
124,600
Line__No par
47
50%
50%
51
52%
51%
52%
35,500
*94
95 Va
95%
*94
95%
20%
20%
20%
22%
21%
22
Inc
Co
32% Jan
3
59
Dec
6
39
May 29
543/4 Jan
2
Peoples
Stores
Peoples
Drug
Gas
12
39 V8 May 29
52% Mar 19
24
37
Jun • 3
51
Apr
30
Peoria
July 24
8
34
May 28
56% Feb
16
Pepsi-Cola
May 29
58
94% Feb
1
15% Sep
26
32% Sep
100
Nov
66% Jan
May 29
12
99
14
15
19
4%%
19 Va Jan
13% May 29
Jan
2
Petroleum
3
49% Apr 20
5'/a May 25
26 Va May 29
Jan
May 21
3% Mar 30
3
53% Nov
35 Va May 29
57% Mar 15
15
46% Jan
3
24
65% May 16
49 %
May 29
30% Jun
29
35% Nov 27
25
May 29
96
Sep
12
103 % Mar 29
80% Sep
22
3
91% July
LOO
85
100
5
Dec
6
96
78% Jan
3
125
793/, Jan
30
86
Nov
24
May
Jan
Co
Electric
Jan
2
5
Philip
4%
Inc
common
12
83% Mar 16
81
51% Sep
25
42% May 29
18% May 29
26% Apr
2
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
45 % May 29
69
4
Pillsbury
14% Jan
3
44% Jan
4
763/4 Dec
6
843/4 Feb
25
94
Feb
3
38
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
25% May 29
39% Jan
10
68% Oct
27
39% May 29
18 3/4 Jan
99
Dec
28
97
27% Apr 24
88% Mar 21
3
81% Aug .23
75
Dec
88
27
12% Oct 23
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
11
100
14% May 29
23
86 % Mar
73% May 25
12 3/4 May 29
21
Jan
preferred
$4.80
8
106,700
39
39%
391%
40%
40
40
4,900
42%
441/4
39 Va
42V4
42
44%
760
42,700
44
44
43%
47,500
35%
33'A
36%
23
34%
16,400
15
15%
53Va
54
\M 31
32
jtn
15%
15%
15%
15Va
15Va
53
53
51 Va
53
521/4
53
39
42%
36
42
45
46
99%
i'i
33%
15%
■
99%
*99
100
100
100
STOCK
15 V4
15%
13%
29%
26 Va
EXCHANGE
15%
27%
28%
CLOSED
x45
*97%
5,600
,6,000
100
15%
15%
15%
28%
;■
15%
29%
28%
:
131
Sep
27
18% Jan
3
62% Dec
8
93/4 Oct
30
44
3
Dec
5
5
96% Jan
5
69
Jan
9
175
Feb
13
88
Apr
33% Jan
28
139
19
1
May
293/a Feb
May 29
16
493/4 May 29
6% May 29
12% Jan
4
Jan
12
44
54
Jan
9
65% Jan
55% Jan
173/4 Jan
16 %
24
43 Va May 29
553/4 Jan
24
61
46 Va July 21
9% Jan
127% Jan
3
173/a May 17
Aug 11
113
Nov 21
28% Apr
79% Feb
3
19
3
21% Nov 27
Feb
3
3'%
3%
7,700
35 Va
44
MEMORIAL
45
47%
44%
45%
169,900
55%
49 %
54
DAY
53
54%
53'A
54
46,400
30 Va
30%
35,800
99 %
99%
230
84%
85
420
3 Va
3
3%
A
30
25
29%
101%
101%
86
87
87
99%
104%
98 Va
98%-
78 Va
84
85
86
98%
*96%
98%
103%
103%
170
45Va
46%
43%
45%
64,700
71
70 %
72
70%
71%
42,600
103
84
84
51
2OV4
24
511/4
521/4
83
83
82
43%
48
42%
50%
18%
20%
54%
99 Va
83%
84%
48%
•
84
83
82
19%
30
103 Va
47
104%
*83
49
V
100 Va
66%
47%
68 Va
|
*96%
30%
3
41
104%
105
42'A
•30
100 Va
101%
87
*98 Va
45 %
19%
50
.
*98
99
*98
*83%
83%
110
84
170
48
49%
20
20%
9,500
.51%
52%
14,000
*98
99
72,000
99
26 %
27%
25 Va
28
28%
29%
27%
28%
7,700
42%
44%
39%
44%
41%
46
43
43%
27,100
15%
16%
14 Va
15%
16
16 Va
16%
17
No par
78%
78%
77%
77%
*76
791/2
*76
79%
78
*70
78
*70%
71
13%
14
No par
*73%
1
13%
Dec
Nov
•73'A
78
Afr/'.
12%
13%
14
136%
19%
134
::
14%
*134
I6V4
49%
6%
14 Va
Pittsburgh Young
Jan
4
Pittston
130
Jan
3
May 29
5% Apr 12
86
Jan
2
53/8 Apr
12
114 % May 29
221
52 Va
14
4
.923/4 Jan
4
101 Va Nov
16
Jan
70%
28
Jan
30% Apr
Pittsburgh
May 11
Nov~14
6
May 29
11
353/4 Mar 29
Jan
21
Jan
95 % Mar
3
22
5
$3.50
136%
Plough
Poor
&
Co
Potomac
2
Procter
Electric
&
32 Va Apr
19
Public
Service
69
17
Public
Serv
29 Va Jan
31% May 14
$1.40
85
Jan
5
91 Va May 17
Jan
2
94 Va May
4.18%
86
92% Nov
22
70% Aug
21 % Jan
21
7
78
23 Va
9
May 17
118% Jan
Mar 29
Apr
7
22% Nov
7
16
3
173
3
14
May 12
Apr
4
87 Va
Aug 14
33 3/8 Jan
3
43 Va Oct
8
Jan
84 Va
Nov
15
11
1043/4 Jan
12
109
107
Jan
Apr
10
4.30%
79% Apr
11
3%%
22% Jan
24% Apr
13
4.32%
8
4.16%
115
May 29
6% May 29
85
May 31
31% May 29
H19
172
^
Feb
Mar 30
10 Va Feb
88
21
Jan
23
43 Va Jan
2
May 29
23 Va May
323/4 Oft
24
42
Jun
12
27% May 29
38 Va Mar
31% Sep
27
39% Jun
14
29 Va May 29
37
17
96
Dec
15
60
91% Feb
13
145
Sep
18
8
9
Mar 27
73
5
243/4
26
Gas com.No par
50 %
55'/a
29%
89%
92%
49 Va
29 Va
*89
*90%
97
*94%
106 Va
108Va
23%
74%
*22
22%
115
No par
of
&
Colorado
No par
100
100
Public
Serv
Co
of
*94 %
100
106 Va
106 Va
100
Ind
com
108Va
108%
No par
27 Va
29%
75Va
23%
preferred
100
called
preferred
$4.75
100
7,800
20
3,700
150
22'A
Inc
Oil
70
26%
59
29%
91
92%
97
106 Va
108Va
26
75%
24
22%
115
19 Va
30
20
30 Va
86
31 Va
19
30 Va
31 Va
86
37%
19
29%
30 Va
27%
29 Va
54%
24,400
8
*41
46
25%
26
54
97
56
8 Va
8%
441/2
120
*135
120
55%
100
59%
8%
45,200
44
44
5%
86
36%
3
10,100
56
136%
32 Va
86
19%
53V2
5V4
6%
fr Light Co„10
18%
55
126%
6%
No par
Pnwpr
40
20 Va
5'A
7%
7.
137V2
I9Va
131%
15%
94%
36
5
preferred
Pullman
24
64 V4
44
26
120
54Va
95 %
54%
-
Inc common—5
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
Pure
23%
*23%
*135
V
60
8
45
No par
Publicker Industries
Puget Sound
75%
25
25
preferred
preferred
4.80%
293/a
89%
92%
100
preferred
25
32%
37 Va
68%
10
Co
preferred
15
333/4 Apr
24
Co
Elec
5.28%
110% Feb
19
94
32
Power
5.05%
5
23% May 29
713/4 Jan
2
21 Va May 31
14
95
preference com
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.08%
87
22
16 Va
94%
div
7
Nov
14%
sf pref-100
Gamble
22 % May 29
49 Va May 29
17
108 Va Dec
57
10
Porter Co Inc(HK) 5%%
Dec
106
54%
53/8
87
Jan
98 Va
135%
88% Nov
102
2.50
51 Va
97Va
5%
83 Va Jan
1043/4 Jun
75
26Va
122
47 Vi
123Va
8
May 21
preferred
24%
*120
1
92 V4 Jan
97
43 Va
22 V4
120
45Va
92 Va
52 Va
5%
114%
5
47 Va Mar
22
46
100
Corp
May 29
90% Jan
*43%
common
Inc
May 28
7
*42
Polaroid
64 V4
Apr
46
Plymouth Oil Co ex-distribution
32
2
53%
9Va
8
*43
Ash pfd—100
1
&
136%
19%
100
Virginia
West
(The)
convertible
81 % Aug
Jan
&
Co
135
xl7Vt
50 Va
100
A
prior pfd
series
78
Dec
43
1st
122
97 % Oct
Mar 15
5 Va %
class
6
22 3/4 Mar 30
73
preferred
8
8
238% Nov 28
50
5%
19 Va Jan
13
107
67% Feb 20
45% May 29
92 Va May 29
14
135
1
7 %
guaranteed
100
preferred
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
116% Mar
13
793/4 Dec
120
Jun
110
7,300
7,100
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
123
3,500
,
451/a
29
470
-
44%
3Va
39
*98
Co
Forgings
13
1
2
com_10
(conv)
preferred
Pittsburgh
16 V8 May 15
99%
12%
41
No par
;
Aircraft Corp
Inc
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co
$5
convertible
preferred
1
99
13%
44%
No par
common
Pitney-Bowes
22
Jan
81
Co
preferred
Piper
65 % Mar 19
77 Va May 29
18% Mar 16
$4
15
41% Jan
6
series
3.90 %
19
59% Mar 14
99%
12%
44%
51 Va
(NY)
Reading Corp
Morris
rv
98%
12%
44
X23 Va
preferred
170
99
12
40
87
87 Va Mar 27
28,400
40%
100
100
100
50c
5
100
100
5
1
81
2,900
32%
43%
preferred
112% Jan
27%
103
40%
12.50
preferred
preferred
31%
102%
43%
3.80%
68%
34
34
5
4
27
103V4
40%
Apr
4.30%
12,900
98%
13%
101
Phila #
32%
103V4
35%
46
100
31
28%
33%
150
33
~
44%
preferred
Jan
7,700
34,800
34
No par
common
13
42
44
42 Va
4.40%
106
May 29
Jan
100
600
4,700
19,300
41%
103 %
28%
103
*40
3,100
39,800
25%
45'A
5
77% Jan
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
x27
X39 Va
33%c
Corp
Phila
27
25%
29%
34%
105
5
Inc
Co
Phelps-Dodge
15
98% May 17
8
66 % May 29
83'A Jun
1
8
&
35
-1
Inc
Co
Brewing
(Chas)
34
13
88
12
41
Pfizer
34% Mar 20
5
102% Jan
8
84% Nov 29
3
623/a Jan
Pfeiffer
30
102% Feb
2
82 Va Jan
1
104% Mar
Aug 14
33% Jan
Mar
98 % Jan
13
Feb
42
29%
12%
100
Corp of America
Permutit
32 Va
*99%
No par
commons
47
V
72,400
.
,
26%
■
12%
40
43
28
50
preferred
Pfaudler
30% Jan
3
Co
40
45
30
1
common
12%
42
37
103 %
1
J
___
Co
preferred—.
13
12 Va
40%
43%
30%
Coke—No par
Co
100
33%c
Corp
Cement
convertible
Pet Milk
31
&
Ry
Co
Permanente
100 Va Feb
Dec
19% Dec
Light
Eastern
Perkln-Elmer
36
20
&
Inc
12%
13
44
12%
100
100
10
5
preferred
•
40
*43
Glass Sand Corp—1
Light com—No par
RR
50% Jan
21%
&
series
59% Nov
19%
19 Va
3
Corp
Pennsylvania
583/4 Dec
18%
21%
50
1
Co
2
Sep 27
19%
20%
5
common
18% Feb
Nov
18%
1
preferred
May 29
36
*25%
1
preferred
48
14,700
20 Va
21%
27
5
—25
Corp
Cement
Jan
76
43%
25V4
12
3
42
*24%
95
Jan
43
12,600
95%
41 %
25%
4
37%
*94
40%
27%
Power
5%
38%
25
2
2
*94
41
26%
18% Dec
Jan
45%
:
39%
1
25%
97% Jun
19% Mar 15
<
25%
3
593/a Mar 23
11%
25%
Chemicals
4.40%
120
11%
9%
24%
5
1
4,400
20%
common..
11% Jan
14% May
19%
11
preferred
90% Jan
31
10,900
18%
19
28
Pennsylvania
51 % May 29
60,600
6%
25%
Co
prior
98% Mar
63% Apr 20
18%
17% ,18%
32%
145
6%
144
6%
43
28% May 29
12
32%
144%
6
6%
28%
25 Va May 29
43% Jan
18 Va
31%
144%
31%
145
46%
5
3
5 Va
28
6
46
26 Va
142%
6%
49
6
>
31%
31%
148 Va
29%
Dec
1013/4 May 25
35,500
48
101% Jun
3
53%
28%
(J C)
4%%
52%
27%
9
Penn
54%
47
19
38 % Mar 22
52 V4
44%
94% Sep
106% May 25
49%
24%
conv
Pennsalt
6
47
49
26% Jan
40
52%
28%
Fruit
Penney
5.800
132,000
17%
Ford
4.68%
2
41
12%
30%
47
Penn
3
17
12
29%
26
Coal
&
3,500
12%
30%
No par
2
48% Jan
May 31
17%
11%
29%
No par
Penn-Dixie
19 % Jan
12 Va May 29
9
14
17%
11%
30
Co
&
conv
Penick
17%
400
Transportation
4
273/4 Jan
6,700
11
17%
1
Corp
Pictures
Davis
5%
2
2,700
33 :
101
25
5%
5
Inc
Airways
Pipe
East
Parmalee
102%
32%
101
•"
12
28 Va
50c
preferred
4%
Paramount
17,COO
101
34'%
101
17%
17%
15,200
81%
-
30
*145
__70c
Sulphur-
World
Panhandle
101
1,590
64%
791/4
100
American
.
33
101%
20%
63%
48%
1
Corp
17%
18
DAY
100
343/4
101%
20%
;
11%
No par
com__14 2/7
-Electronics
3
12
593A Mar 14
17%
—10
Packaging Corp. of America
5
Jan
15% Jan
53% Jan
28 Va
&
30
33%
101 %
CLOSED
MEMORIAL
11,600
28,000
101,800
28
Aggregates Inc-5
Consolidated
Tin
99%
100%
30
101%
preferred-—;—-...—100
10% May 29
Apr 28
Corp
&
Electric
&
100'.
5
Teleg
393% Jan
142% May 29
26
Fiberglas
Telep
26 Va May 29
3
35 % Dec
1,000
17%
4
27
8,900
13%
8% May 16
9
35%
16%
Corp
3
34
13%
Lighting
19
341/4
11,000
American
Sep
333/4
57
Gas
19% Jan
33
54%
Cement
23 % Jan
-
59%
48% Apr
85% Apr
33
V
94%
•55%
5
30
36
*94
STOCK
3
58% Nov
12,500
*16% -Tt?A
59
30'A Jan
5
37%
17%
94%
*94
53%
141% Jan
86% Jan
37
16%
17%
941%
60%
Pacific
39 Va Juiy 19
38
*17%
*94
58%
2
23 % Dec
37
17%
94%
67,700
20
8
35%
36%
*17%
*94
140
43%
36 Va Feb
16% Sep
20.500
25
Pacific
20
40%
323/8
Pacific
23% Mar
40
42
2
May 29
40%
24%
12
9 Va
40
31
Jan
.17% May 29
38%
433/4
60 % Jan
Mar 22
36
<,
400
.
333/a
May 29
19
98%
25
May 29
24% Aug 30
98%
40 %
15% Jan
26% May 15
33%
96%
32
38%
96%
101
31%
25
7
36
98%
101
24
47
14
400
*97
98%
101
24
20
24
480
101%
421/4
26
Dec
98%
34%
101
*101
102
31%
65 % Oct
la
14,800
35%
34% Dec
12 % Nov
85
22
21
18
96%
85
27%
23
13% Dec
40%
96%
851/4
42
Jan
3
40%
97%
85%
31%
33 Va Dec
5% Jan
41%
»53/4
85%
23%
52
Apr
40%
96%
23%
25
May 29
39%
85%
27%
11
3
38
95%
101%
common.5
Co
41%
97%
85
-
35
Pacific
177
Electric
Owens-Corning
2
Jan
43
Shares
'
No par
17% May 23
15
Mar
18
96
115
the Week
June L
96%
preferred
Outlet
May 28
May 28
97% Jan
July 11
24% Jun
13
30
Friday
May 31
85
100
100
100
100
Co
&
Sales for
Thursday
May 30
Corp—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com__6.25
4%
preferred
100
Oxford Paper Co common
15
$5 preferredNo par
2
87% Feb
74
3
4
25% Jan
1
99% May 29
11
Sep
24% Mar
20
102% Mar 22
26% Jan
76
57% May 29
20
26% Dec
24
41
May 29
33
23
PRICES
Wednesday
May 29
x38
19
common
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
4%
3
24
Sep 28
106
18
May 16
32
52 % Aug
11
16% Jan
Apr
100
4
42 % Nov
Dec
17% Oct
103
18
16% Jan
90
15% Jan
76
19
17% Mar 15
32% Aug 24
39
Jan
99
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.56%
20
Nov
2
95% Jan
27
Nov 22
45% Aug
5
33% Jan
Dec
49% Jan
SALE
Tuesday
May 38
Par
o
■
35% Jan
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1961
'
44.
20
45
45
1,600
26%
26%
7,700
*120
55 Va
98%
57%
5%
118
60
121
9,700
55%
880
100
6,900
59
51/4
6,200
1261/2
151,700
5,000
16
16
93%
93%
580
38%
34,700
15%
17
94
94
39
40
721/4
74
71%
72%
25%
27%
x38
27 Va
26%
57%
591/4
54V4
58
30
30 Va
30
30 Va
90%
91
*90%
91
90%
91
*90
91
♦941/4
97
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:
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25,100
91,300
1,800
150
97
'105
105%
*105
106
'108 Va
108%
109
109
27%
31
27
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76
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24
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21%
130
6%
21%
130
71/4
27%
76
24
50
130
230
21,900
260
400
22
22
500
134
135
2,470
7
7Va
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16,100
85
85
86 Va
370
35%
37%
35%
36%
27.000
19Va
20
19%
20
5,000
30%
31%
30%
31
23,500
31
32
31%
32%
32.300
70
16,500
Q
57% Feb
131
Jan
26% Jan
4
31
"For footnotes,
Acr
see
1
May 29
140% Jan
4
26 '/a May 29
page
25.
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker
6%
Gats
Co
common
preferred
Quaker
State
Oil Refining
fl
62
100
145
Corp__10
27%
66%
145
28%
60
144 Va
26 Va
66%
145
27%
67
145
26%
68%
145
27%
67%
144%
144%
220
27%
27%
1,8C0
Volume
Number
195
6165
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2611)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.'Range for Previous
STOCKS
,
Lowest
Highest
49% Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
16 Ya Oct
26% Dec "* 5
11%
•>17 % Jan
>
34% Sep
8 ■:
4
27
15 % Dec
71 % May 29
31
May 29
79
Mar 30
Jan
10
•Ralston
12% May 29
21% Jan
2
16
May 29
% May 29
16% May 29
15% Jan
18
8
20% Nov
3
•
1
Jan
13% Jan
21»A Feb
16% Jan
4
19 % Apr
6
49% Jan
Oct
26
6
20% Apr
7
1
67
Apr
7
Aug 24
49% Jun
13
15
66% Mar
7
58
May 29
May 11
23
Oct
18
12
May 28
24
43% Nov'
20
54
>
:
11
21% Dec
29
25
May
Dec
8
10% Jan
3
6
22
3
65% Mar
9
52
7% May 29
18% May 11
14% Jan
53% Jan
37 % Mar
Jun
3
35% Oct
23
57
Jan
&
Mfg
Co
Aviation
May 28
67% Mar 13
27
May 29
22% May 29
Revlon
Drug
4
Reynolds
Jan
8
50 % Apr
5
116% Jan
31
68% Sep
26
89% Nov
14
45
80% Feb
16
8
90% Oct
6
87
Mar
Jan
4
23 %
8
15% Feb
14
May
111%
3
3
May 11
5
May 11
32% May 11
24% May 11
102
64
Nov~]4
51% Apr
90
9% May 29
4
25
41 % Jan
27
34% May 10
No par
Corp
10
34% Mar 26
Rltter
Company
5
Rochester
33%
A_pr"23
Rochester
25
May 29
38
Feb
8
81
May 29
124
Apr
18
19
23 % Jan
3
34
27% Jan
4
38% Aug
5
42% Feb
62% Mar
9
2
93% Dec
4
90 % Jan
9
27% May
5
15 %
May 29
12
94
6
14
May 29
27% Dec
1
8
25% Apr
18
20% May 29
21% May 29
27 Vb Apr
v
29% Sep 19
10% Oct v3
27% Dec
43% Apr
19% Apr
11
18
12% Feb
3
17% Dec
3
46% Apr
15
18% Jan
25
36Ya Jan
12
3
McBee
5
4
Ruberoid
18%
19
18%
30%
18%
31 y8
31,900
32%
30
31%
119,800
7%
7
6%
\
12%
9%
7
7
14
9%
39%V41
17%
18
,
13%
17%
MEMORIAL
33 y4
15
*57
35
15%
DAY
CLOSED
41
3,300
18%
18
18%.
6,500
13%
14
12
12%
33,700
18
18%
18%
2,000
34%
35%
34%
35
5,100
15%
16
*57
16
16%
9%
41
38%
40
44%
32
35 Va
27
44
44
45%
31'/4
32
32%
26
27
9%
4y8
78y4
4
25%
26%
48%
102%
47%
*88
90
64
26% Jan
22
88
88
11%
11
11%
8 % May 29
18% Feb
13
2
400
30,900
4
22,600
19,600
71 y«
78%
72
73
32%
35%
36%
38%
37%
37%
29%
21 Va
28
50
29%
30%
30%
31
22%
23%
22%
22%
29%
30
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29%
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;
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50
51%
50%
25%
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29%
28%
32%
32%
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96
90
33%
95%
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24
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15 Vb
4,400
8,100
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17%
18%
23 Vz
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31%
87
15,900
8,600
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25%
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11,400
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22,200
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14
16%
17%
20
20%
22
22%
23
21 y2
22 Vz
22%
25%
23%
24
36%
37 V*
36
36%
234,600
10
10%
21,900
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13%
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34%
19%
19
33%
37%
9%
12%
33 y4
12
9%
8V2
11 y4
32
10%
9%
9%
12%
33%
11
11
17%
19
15%
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44%
100
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93 %
.
38,500
18%
34%
18%
19%
38,500
23%
13%
33
liy2
18%
10%
12%
35
12%
Ryder System Inc
60% Jan
4
24%
19%
26%
46 %
No par
Co
1,100
4,100
218,000
49%
5
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
86,700
49
102%
49
.2.50
26
55,100
27%
26%
*48%
7,000
147,700
32%
101 Vz
4
16
16%
22 Vb
22%
13%
38%
44%
32
90%
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81
1
14.700
1,700
120,400
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4 Vb
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38
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48%
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45%
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102%
76,700
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44
28%
48%
102
95%
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33
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38 y2
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9%
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58%
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13
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45
9%
14
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10
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16
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18%
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t
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72
9%
41
STOCK
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71%
14
9%
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9%
33%
Inc
Co
70
20 g
Co
Corp
Rubbermaid
5
Jan
10% May 29
15% May 29
27% Aug
8
22% Mar 16
30
12% Oct
Dec
Royal
14% Feb
17 Vb Jan
41
May 29
21%
9%
45%
29%
50%
27,700
69
9%
23
4,100
14,800
16%
20
14V4
45%
37 Vz vi
30%
184.000
74
19%
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13
9%
10%
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16
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9%
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25 v
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16
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1
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16%'
28%
1
Dutch
18%
26% 7 28
25
31
1
Royal
3
15%'
30%
32 Va
1
Corp
35
18%
31 Vz
'
100
(Geo D)
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Royal Crown Cola Co
72%
35%
51%
7%
5
Roper
72%
34
13
40%
*25
29y8
5
50%
15
45
10
No par
Corp
Ronson
12
11
40% May
No par
preferred series A
8 % May 29
11% May 29
7
10% Mar 15
4%
Rohr
31% Mar 15
10
Elec Corp
Haas Co common
32
27
36% Jan
33 Va Jan
1
issued
Rohm &
25
29% Feb
3
Gas &
Controls
Telephone Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp_
Mar 22
24 % Jan
2.50
Y Robertshaw-Fulton
12
When
13
1.25
Corp
Paper
May" 11
43% Jan
:
Inc
Oil
Riegel
26%
47% Jun
Feb
£
Richfield
Shares
33%
10y2
4
68y2
36 Va
28%
21%
27
50
1
Ltd
the Week
June 1
50%
72%
47%
88%
.__-100
Co
Trust
Richardson-Merrell
20
10
18
Selection
Friday
May 31
65
8%
■.^
.
49%
49%
102% 103
,
5
com
series
37% Mar 19
27
32% Feb
.
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Tobacco
Sales for
Thursday
<,
34
35
29%
,
A__„_50
44% Mar 14
Nov
50% Mar 13
.
100
Manufacturing
62% Oct
30
16% Jan
com
.
12%
y
12
18%
HIGH SALE PRICES
May 30
24%
.
2.50
pref
3.60%
Rhodesian
Mar 14
12
8%
14%
43
...
in
Co
series
2nd
(RJ)
Preferred
19% May 11
26% May 11
46 % May 29
"
*57
^
5
Chemical
preferred
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,.
.
■
1
&
conv
Reynolds
18
35%
15%
10
Brass
Metals Co
4%%
4%%
2
Mar
&
__50c
Inc
Rexall
May 29
May 29
6
Copper
2
52% Jan
48
12% Jan
50c
35
90
May
Corp
Revere
5
17% Jan
series—100
5
5
87
3%:%
43 y» Jan
30
14
5
common
preferred
Republic
Co
May 29
56% Jun
Nov
Eng
16%
19%
13
11
.
1
33
49% Jan
29
50c
Elec
&
..
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5
Corp
May 23
131% Jun
37% Sep
Inc
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
4
Mar 12
3
78% Jan
Conv
No par
Chemicals
Stores
Reliance
•
Co
4
17
2
25% Jan
Bros
: Reliance
.
Bit
No par
Jan
12% Jan
Oct
12% Dec
Roller
..
AND
Wednesday
31
,
^
:
50
Inc
60
3
Jan
Mar
preferred
Stores
13
May 29
40% May 29
May 17
47
83
2nd
Reeves
19
108
-
non-cum
Owl
Reichhold
30
Jan
50
'.Reliable
23
Jan
preferred
84
Aug 18
60% Nov
8
23
43% Jan
76
1.
1st
Reed
..
>
•
46%
x71%
35
70
' 70%
8%'
9%
17%. ,19
;
28%
317/a
7
7% '
14%a 15
*9%
10
39Ya, Y 41 % ;;
18
18%
1
>.
5
non-cum
.Red
4
;
'
^
■;
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common.:..
4%
12
9 % May 29
17% May 31
33 % May 29
Jan3
15
Co
33%
13
16%
V
._1
3.33%
52%
75%
75
No par ,-v
Inc
4%'
5
16
25
Reading
2
21% Mar
Inc
Rayonier Inc
Raytheon Co
15
66% Jan
■
May 29
47%
;
.
2.50
House
Tuesday
May 28
2.50
Inc
Ranco
15
19
39% May 29
17% May 29
10% May 29
28% May 10
Y
16
16% Jan
■
18
Co
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
16
10% Feb
May 29
6% May 29
12% May 29
9% May 29
Purina
Random
Mar 16
24% Apr
41 % Feb
25
1
71% Dec
Oct
58
81
,14% Feb
8
•
13
30% Feb
May 29
65
12% Jan " 3
i
Monday
Par
$3.50
45
13
10 % July 26
■
LOW
STOCK
Corp of America com_No par
1st preferred
No par w
46% May 29
,25% Feb
13
Radio
63% Mar 14
9
11% Mar 22
July 19
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
11
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 3144 % Aug 18
27-
Oct
> '•'>
33% Sep 26
88% Feb
6
4
57% Jan
Dec
23% Feb28
24
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 19G1
Lowest
23%
"
'
1,600
7,800
5,600
8,800
10%
10%'
19%
18%
19%
12,500
11%
10%
ny2
37,200
"".2,100
s
633A Dec
93
6
36 V*
May 29
90
Feb
26
352 y4 Jan
26
Nov 27
86
Jan
3
372
Dec
27
404% Dec
11
26 % Jan
3
37% Dec
18
25 Vb
94% May 15
352 Va Jan
May 29
2_d%
Jan" ~3
31 %
Jan
4
30% Jan
8
Apr
7
41% Oct 19
July 20
92
Nov
79
5
100
May 25
3
39% Feb
73/a Jan
3
22Y» Nov 21
14Ya Jan
3
22
16
May 10
34Ya May
Jan
May 29
13% May 29
21 Vz Mar
72% Jan
80% Feb
5
39% Mar 12
27% May 28
98
Jan
1
23
100
26
27% May 29
40 %
May
27 Vz Jan
Schenley
Industries
May 29
"60% Feb
24
32% May 29
5 Vz May 29
60 Vz May 29
42% Jan
24
11% Jan
9
98% Feb
14
28 Vb May 29
77
Jan 16
42% Jan
2
87
Nov" ~9
Jan
47 Ya Dec
9
97
4
16% Jan : '3
,4
81% May
11
May 19
27% Jun
15
70
Feb
21
74
5
Jan
3
10
27
Jun
16
90
Feb
10% Jan
Convertible
85
6
1 May
11
96% May
7
81% May 18
26 Vb Jan
14
20% May 29
74% Jan
5
May 22
37% Feb 24
4% May 29
23 Vz May 29
31% Mar
213A July 25
15
•
Nov
30
6% Feb
5%
$4
1
Seaboard
293/a Mar 21
15% May 28
23 Vz Jan
3
5
30% Jun
13
15
May 29
27% Mar
9
Seagrave
3
51% Dec
4
35
May 29
50% Feb
14
Feb
1
94% Nov
15
63 Va
May 29
88% Jan
2
11% Jan
5
12
Jan
9
97% Jan
4
Air
Seaboard
Jan
83/a Jan
4
17
July 28
20Ya Apr
105
Nov
4
27
37% May 12
147/a Apr 19
50% Mar 13
21
31
Jan
3
18% Sep
25
36 Va Oct
5
15% Sep
15 3A Jan
19
16 Ya Feg
14
4
May 17
313/a Feb
28
15% Mar
10
May 29
6% May 29
103% Feb
7 Va
14% Jan
103% Feb
7
Seiberling
11% Mar 30
May 29
32 Va
May 29
16 Vz May 29
45% Feb
12
29% Jan
4
12 %
23% Mar 28
May 28
Co
Inc
13,800
31
32 Ya
30%
31
74,200
31
28%
31%
86
*84%
86
*84%
86
*84%
86
97%
*96
97%
*96
97%
*96
97%
21%
21%
22%
217/a
81%
81%
81%
81%
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4%
4%
4%
5
25
25%
23%
24%
25%
26
15%
19
15%
19
18 Vz
17%
19%
15
16
17%
18
17 Va
173A-
383/4
37%
38
73%
71%
73
20%
37
39
35
35%
65 Vb
71%
63%
73%
71%
8%
11 %
8%
105
8%
10
6%
*102%
7%
10%
10%
8%
*103
83/a
36
35%
36%
12,000
18 Va
20
20
20 Ya
17,900
X15
18
16%
17
11%
13%
16
13%
Slegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
Corp of America
33% Mar 29
Simonds Saw & Steel
17% May 28
26% May 22
Simplicity
30
May 29
40 Va Feb
Sinclair
May 29
50o
Pattern
6
91
Singer
21
Skelly
Oil
35% Mar
8
4
28% Apr
23
23% Jan
3
36% Jun
20
29% Jan
5
46 Vb Jan
4
77
Nov
14
72% Feb
28
38% Jan
3
52 y4 Dec
28
May 29
46 % May 29
44% May 29
9% Dec
19
6
May 29
7% May 29
10% Jan
May 29
53
Kline
&
Mobil
French
Oil Co
4
Soo
2
South
Amer
15
South
Carolina
25
27%
28%
28%
28 %
29
Railroad
Co
Gold
&
Gas
15% Jan
30% Dec 21
27
Jan
18
40% Jan
16
South
Puerto
Rico
27y4 Jan
31% Sep
29 Va Jan
18
33
Jan
16
15 y4 Jan
24% Nov 21
17% May 29
23% Feb
16
29%.Dec
31% Dec
29
23 % May 29
31% Mar 30
Southern
61% Nov
10
17
40% May 29
42% May 29
57 % Jan
53% Nov
13
44
61% Oct
8
30
71
16
38% Dec
14
22% May 29
4
34 Vz Apr
3
13% May 29
Jan
3
51 Vz Nov
7% Jan
12
May 29
18% Jan
Feb
4
14
preferred
Co
Southern
Indiana
Gas
Southern
Natural
Gas
16
Southern
Pacific
59% Feb
7
Southern
20% Apr
26
5%
75
16
Mobile
Co
Railway
non-cum
35% Mar
7
Southwestern
26% Jan
5
Spalding
47% Jan
2
Spartans
8% Jan
24
Sparton
42% Jan
2
88
Jan
3
Spencer
91
90
Jan
95
Apr
19
4.20%
20 Vz Jan
26
35
24 Va Jan
2
88V2Jan
3
14% May 29
91 Vz Jan
3
9
34% Oct
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50 preferred
26
64% Ar
4
25
May 29
38% Mar
1
3
Spiegel
88% Apr
17
83
May 29
86
8
footnotes,
see
page
25.
$4.50
Corp
Chemical
15%
19%
15%
21%
18%
21%
17%
19Ya
21
21%
20
22
23%
23 %
23%
'23 Ya
49%
54%
46%
50%
53
54
53%
56
33,600
45
50%
44%
52%
50%
52
49 Ya
50 Ya
86,800
6%
7%
6%
8%
6
7%
42%
6%
6%
7%
7%
47
44
73/a
8
50%
6%
8
46
8,900
93,700
7,300
7 Ya
7,100
8%
12,500
47
9,700
43
46
52
52
*50%
52
29
33
29 Vb
31
33
34'A
33%
34 %
6,600
5
28%
29
27%
28%
29
30
28 Va
29%
12,000
*30%
31
30
29Ya
297/a
*50 Va
52
*50%
52
1,400
800
30%
30
30 Va
17%
18
20
20%
19%
20
13,300
23%
30
26%
273A
27-
28
71,000
40%
46
40 Vb
44%
45 Va
46%
45%
47%
74,900
44%
44%
42%
42%
44%
45
44%
40 %
41%
43%
42
45%
42 3A
20,000
24%
25 Ya
24%
25
125,400
49%
51%
50
33,700
37%
42%
24
25 Vz
21%
24%
No par
20
46%
47%
44
48 Vz
19%
19%
19
19%
ctfs__100
74%
74%
74
74
Co
7.50
tr
18%
19 Va
Co
30,000
16
16%
3,900
197/a
24,800
5%
14,100
25%
27%
22%
25%
14
15%
13%
15
17
17
17%
19%
17%
19%
20%
4%
5%
8
100
common
50o
29%
*94
15%
25
♦94%
No par
25%
No par
83%
5%
19
4Ya
30 Vz
32
31 Va
32
*92%
94
*92%
16%
17%
18
16Ya
17%
94 Ya
947/a
95
95
26%
28
8,400
94
30%
29%
95
93
94
16%
14%
95
94%
94%
26%
25
26 Va
83
5
5%
28
84%
30
28%
I
common
8,700
27 Ya
1
4%
19%
76
28
26%
15
19%
76
1
Co
Inc
49%
♦72
1,900
*74%
2.50
common
preferred
1
36
preferred
Inc
20,100
27
(Del)__Nopar
& Bros
Industries
May 29
May
53
26%
19%
Public Service
(AG)
15
Mar
52 3A
27%
102
27%
common
28
97
23,500
53
26 Vb
El-No par
&
stock
24
May 15
97% May 9
106
52%
26%
19
preferred
Ohio
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
15
101
52
22%
23%
Co
Co
Southern
3
2
100
98%
51%
96
8%
Service
Mar 21
&
70,300
5
Public
Jan
Mar
com
preferred
Southeastern
28
May 29
4% May 29
Sugar
52% May 10
Apr
14,700
34
5
California Edison
72% Oct
22 7/a
333/a
25
Jersey
19% Nov
21%
34%
50
South
9
23 Vb
34
2.50
19
17
17% Jan
21%
91
com.4.50
Feb
47% Mar 15
102%
3,500
21
33%
54%
No par
1
Co
44% Jan
65% Mar 20
30
26%
Platinum
E & G
Mar 23
30% Feb
19%
34%
51%
15
May 28
21% May 29
Xl8%
17%
32%
4,700
10,300
23%
Labs.Nopar
50
11
48 3A
17%..
27
Inc
29
29% Oct
27
48
■
5
4
30
26%
52
27
Inc
5
50
19%
26'A
10
49% Oct
May 29
18
24 %
20
52 Va Jun
36
19%
23%
6,700
25
Jan
*49% Nov 22
50,700
14%
23%
50
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
8%
18%
18%
24%
47%
Co
27% Jan
8
28,000
50
Co
(A O)
Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant
5%
7,100
13 3A
48
Smith
12% Jan
51% May 29
22% May 29
15% May 28
Line
18%
15
50o
Manufacturing
3
Feb
177/a
13'A
23%
5
67% July
9% Jan
173/4
143/b
50
Co
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
58
39,200
l
Corp
3
42 Vz
36,100
17
No par
3
14
36
16%
No par
26y4 Oct
13% May 26
9"% Dec
4
153A
35'%
.17%
1
Co
44% Jan
60% Nov
.
15
36%
17%
14%
Sheraton
Smith
7,500
34%
18%
16
4
Socony
8
34
13
15
18% Jan
1
2,500
42,200
No par
22% Jan
56% Mar
9
105
16%
16
May 28
11% May 29
7
11%
114,200
32%
21
Oil
8,500
5,700
Va
19%
17
Feb
19
21,400
32,000
34
35
62
8
8,200
25%
18
16%
129% Mar 22
8%
50
5
33
34
5
11
*103
11,800
82
1
14%
4
18%
9%
105
7%
8%
25
HYa
9
105
22 3A
;
43A
19%
37 Va
14%
25
For
703/a
33%
2
Jan
69 3A
12%
45% May
127Vz Nov
900
66 %
4%
11
30,700
34
65%
17 %
May 29
44 3A
63
34%
Simmons
34
25,400
15
19
43%
34
60%
83
2.50
(Frank G)
9
82
45%
-I" 7%
16%
Apr
3,200
7%
12%
56
66,700
9%
7%
34%
Apr
20%
9%
7%
1
8
193A
9%
34
7%
8%
Co
29% Feb
27
33%
5%
Shell Oil
33% Jan
20y2Jan
46
32%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
14 Va May 29
26% Jan
20 Ya
9%
9%
41% Mar 20
23 % May 29
47% May 29
20 Vz Jan
7,900
19%
19%
No par
7
36% Jan
152,100
14%
36
*102%
Gas
34
38%, Jan
26.200
10Ya
13 Ya
7%
22
l
Corp
38% May 23
60 Vz Apr 17
47% Jan
34 3A
10%
14%
41
1
4
49
34
11%
13%
33%
No par
3
9
34 Ya
10%
6%
4%
3
700
61,600
33%
18% May 15
8
30 3A
100
DAY
14% May 29
Dec
30
*97
MEMORIAL
33 Va May 29
23% Aug
3,100
29,100
10%
36%
♦96
19%
78
32%
14%
33%
21%
I_5
Corp
Co
Jan
6% Mar 15
32%
100
43
*81%
20
common
Sep 25
44 y4 Jan
9%
1
Co
42% Jan
11
17
9%
29%
Co
28
63 % Jan
19%
9%
30%
*97
380
15,700
17%
16%
*74
1
RR
22 3A
9
19
CLOSED
46 Ys Mar
6
23% May 15
■1
36% Oct
14%
25
Falls
&
Oil &
Shattuck
8
30%
100%
26%
5
Line
Steel
27%
100
Industries
Shamrock
Sharon
.
13%
♦84%
preferred
Shahmoon
28
•97%
11%
No par
common
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
10
65
Corp of Amer
Roebuck
Servel
7
35
9%
No par
Finance
4
30%
62
Corp
2
.
30%
100 %
No par
Sealright-Oswego
Sears
27%
*97%
44,200
93%
375
19
19
73%
1
preferred
Bolt
&
16%
73%
'
common
Mfg Co
3.65%
Screw
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
preferred
Scovlll
16
74
30
preferred
7
13%
73%
35c
preferred
Co
19
16%
1
Paper
$3.40
18%
17
45%
26
74%
.1.40
com
Inc
31% Jan
54
Inc
Schlumberger N V
Scott
xl6%
27
26%
27%
44
*92
*250
16
5
common
convertible
19%
93%
375
74%
10
Co
preference
Schering Corp
Schick
*92
•250
par
1
17
May 29
9% May 29
17%
92
375
25%
5
A
Electric
36
!
par
463/4
44
44%
92
28%
100
common
series
Diego Gas & Electric Co
14
73 Va Jan
4.40%
Diego Imperial Corp
May
41 Va
Paper Co
pfd
5%
San
Nov
14 Va Mar 10
8t Regis
26
375
36%
'*275
100
Co com__No
Sangamo
11
46 % Nov
Ry
San
70
16
Fran
Apr
3
19
San
Preferred series A
16 Va Jan
3
Jan
L
at
18% Jan
3
8% Sep
newljNo
St Joseph Light & Pwr
'
*275
10
May 29
8
87/a Jan
38
.
100
11 % May 29
46Ya May
8
common
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
8t Joseph Lead Co
1st
213A Jan
5
Stores
4%
26
4
20 % May 21
f37
16 V*
15%
70 % Jan
Safeway
84%
*
*84
84%
x27 Va
27%
84 Ya
84Ya
160
282,400
190
51,900
1
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2612)
24
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Rcinge for
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1961
*
Highest
owest
23
11% Jan
3
19% Dec
9
53 y4 Jun
25 vb Jan
77% Jan
2
83 % Apr
12
18% Jan
3
5
19 v* May 29
35 Vb Jan
50
May 29
60% May
3
81 %
May 29
92
27
41 %
May 29
58% Feb
15
25
56 % Feb
28
3
51% Sep
Jan
29
9
18% Oct
4
13
3
48
May 29
59% Feb
7
£8'
May 29
95 % Feb
'
28
57% Nov
4
12% May 29
32% Mar 27
71
May 29
9
26% Oct
16
20% Oct
31
28 y» Apr
27
14 y4
May 29
22% Feb
3
42% Dec
20
21% May 28
40% Jan
2
11% Mar
6
6% May 29
Jan
5
14 y2 Mar 17
8 y4 Nov
22
26% Mar 12
31 y4 May
29
22% Dec
17% Jan
29
47% Jan
28
60% Feb
3
Feb
84 V4 Oct
27
81% Feb
13% Jan
19% Dec
12
14% May 29
45% Dec
77
67
29
17
91% Mar 26
10
61
May 29
Nov
30
27
May 29
37
Feb'
24 vb May 29
34
Feb
6
24% Jan
35
24% Jan
35% Aug 10
21% Jan
32% Oct
12
21 Vb May 29
31% Feb
15
43% Nov
15
16 Vb May 29
33% Jan
2
16% Jan
28
20
Sep
25
19
74
Nov
13
53% May 29
27% May 29
70% Feb
33 % Apr
24
21% May 29
44
Jan
15
•
21
6
Jan
Jan
3
21% Oct
6
445
210
May 29
41 >/2 Apr
Jan
4
2
2
19% Feb
2
•
May 29
20
45 % Apr
23
•'
18 % Jan
4
33 y2 Apr
4
Oct
26
19 y2 Apr
28
15% Jan
45% Mar 17
757% Nov
28
32
15
16% Oct
20
9
82% Jan
90
Aug
2
87
Jan
47% Jan
59
Oct
13
43
23% Jan
29
Jun
9
22
20% Apr
3
1464 Jan
38%
Nov""
45
Dec
28
12% Jan
3
49% Feb
3
Sweets
Swift
4ya Jan
3
10% Nov
27
47 y8 Jan
11% Dec
6
u
27
4
Swingline
Feb
2
Symington
55% Mar 23
4% May 29
26
69% Jun
Nov
26
Tandy
11V4 Jan
2
6
6
May 29
16% Feb
14
May 29
61
18 % May 29
21
Mar
.
29
47 y4 Oct
13
59% Aug 18
47
May 29
59% Mar 15
16 y8 Sep
May 29
18% Mar
20
19% Jun
14
14
Jun
15
40% NOV
21
27% Jan
3
46
Jun
21
34% May 29
35 Vb May 29
52% Apr
11
18% Jan
3
27% Aug
9
14
23y2 Jan
15
33
68 % May
206% May 15
29
Oct
27
25% Sep
15
37% Nov
8
33% May 29
15% Jan
3
23% Apr
12
14% May 29
95
115% Nov
5
80% Jan
'75
8
3
29% Apr
3
31 y2 Apr
3
Mar 19
.
0
..
J
9
1
22 % Sep
8
30 y2 Apr
37 Va Jan
3
50
10% Jan
3
30% Oct
9*
14
1
24
Jan
3
8
46% May 29
66
Jan
83
88% Apr
*
20% May 29
27% Mar
18"% May 29
44% Jan
55
Jun
28
82% Feb
82
Dec
20
87
25% Dec
29
18% Oct
5
20% Jan
48 y2 Jan
May
32% Feb
8
3
24% Mar
3
50 Va Nov
•
Jan
12
25% Jan
8
28% May
:
Jun
U8
3
Jun
8
23% Jan
45% May 29
preferred
Glass Mfg Co
>
Thatcher
•'
Thiokol
Thompson
'
*
-
25% Mar
9
7
rv
$1,20
Roller
28% Apr
17
4
28 Va Dec
18
27 % Jan
15
66
Dec
14
•45
May 29
63% Jan
30
•
Torrington
33y2 Aug 10
50
Nov
27
■20 % May 29
42% Feb
8
-
Tractor
26% Jan
123
91% May 15
10
59 Va Jan
52 Vb Dec
3
7
Aug
16% Oct
18
117
3
20% May
30
10% Oct
20
42% Apr
30
11% Oct
6
Dec
146
1
21:
53"/4 Jan
4
56y8 May
8
33% Jun
7
9
18% Jan
15% Feb
25
55% May
24
10 Va Jan
6
4
'18% Sep
65 y2 May
51 y4 Dec
18
6% Nov
3
16
4
52% Feb
5
22
4
3
92
Jan
74 V2 Jan
144
97
Apr
7 Va Jan
Nov
1
"
71
Feb
24
76
Jun
27
87
42% Jan
6
8
Jan
Dec
5
18
29
21
51% May 15
56 Va Aug
8
110'/a Aug 22
Jan
100 Va Aug
17
40% May 24
47% Dec 18
25
91
4
Feb
19
32% Mar 13
39% Jan
Feb
United
United
110
Mar 27
100
Mar
May 29
35% Mar 15
9
33% May 29
50% Mar 16
30
Nov
8
86% Dec
7
89 va Jan
20 y4 May 29
63% May 29
26% Mar 28
60% Jan
40'% Mar 16
i 28 Va May 29
33% Mar 11
Jan
9% Nov
67% Dec
#4% Jan
16
12
7% May 29
.44 Va May
8% Jan
64
8
5
Jan
3
21% Dec
12
52 Va Nov
16% May 28
23 Va Feb
21
13
69% Dec
1
17 Va Jan
28
May 29
56
3
29 V4 Aug
4
20 Va
May 29
30% Feb
2
41% Nov
30
29%
May 28
38% Jan
2
18 Va Feb
20
•15% May 29
17% May 28
15% Jan
33
_
Mar 21
15% Sep
17% Jan
18 Jan
3
54% Jan
16
30% Jan
3
For
19 % May 29
19
3
,
24% Nov 28
1% Nov 30
76 Va Mar 24
34% Oct
footnotes,
29
see
4
page
>
% May 29
48 % May 29
Mar
2
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
25
Union
5
May 29
Mar 26
$4
of
■
Pacific
Tank
Twist
Air
14 y4
series
_No
RR
Co .common
preferred
Car
Co—
Drill
Lines
Aircraft
No
Co
;
;
1% Jan
2
United
25.
Jan
24
71 Va Jan
4
United
35% Mar 10
-
51%
50%
52 %
130,000
16 vg
,16%
39%
37%
16 y2.
>39%
40 vb
.41%
39 Vb
41%
15l/4
14%
14%
72
:v
75 y4
69 Vb
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43
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44
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72,700
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16
86
.
83%
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,
24,800
71,600
61,100
41%
15%
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44
4,500
„
30,400
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,
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22%
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26%
27%
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28
27%
20 vb
21
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22
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22 y4
25%
18%
26'/o
23%
24%
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135,600
50%
34,800
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;
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18
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10
88
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8,200
50
48
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Union Carbide Corpi-Nd Par
Union
93
43'.
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May 29
24% May 29
39 Va May 29
104 Va Feb 28
25
12 Va
22%
,
88
;
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15
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29
: 6,600
30
23
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58
240
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74 y4
1
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43 y2
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2
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2
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84 y4 Jan
.
15
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Century-Fox Film Corp
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4
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20
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l
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18
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20
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2
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30
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28
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11
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39
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14
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34
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38
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,
2
.17% May 29
Oct
58% Dec
2
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;
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3
48
81% Jan
141
8% May 29
>
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1
6% May 29
20% May 15
'
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19
36
25% Mar 26
.58% May 29
;33% May 29
:
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29
com_5
preferred—
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;
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20%
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3
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61
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16
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'
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5
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15
8
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22%
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37%
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151/2 Jan
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19
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24
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issued
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6
Apr
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3
1
1
22
36
1
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2
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27
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14%
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1
1
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51
91-
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Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
—10
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
Texas Utilities Co
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——
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'
24 ;
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57,400
51%
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Texas Gulf Sulphur——
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Texas
Instruments Inc
1
7
113
May 28
Texas
11
21% Feb
99
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
.
4
48% Apr
.
22% May 29
26% May 29
3
24% Jan
.
125% Jan
__
21% Jan
5
45% Mar 29
May 29
'
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51%
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>
170
.
47%
51
19%
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1
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V
46%
1
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Wayne
Tennessee
2
21% Sep
11
25
1
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*
9
25% Mar
47
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21%
11%
20
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Taft Broadcasting Co
Talcott Inc (James)—
2
36
20% May 10
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.
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46 vb
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of America
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47 % Jan
19
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of
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Feb 21
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1385
29% May 29
Nov~22
51%
49%
;/
88
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25%
Co
33,700
'
55%
54%
85
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43
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61%
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48
,
83%
:
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45%
24%
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18
85%»
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15 Vb
22%
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11% May 29
56%
55
81%
*
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18 Vb Jun
54
50.;, ■"
'41%
,
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12.50
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preferred series A
14,600
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2
May 29
14%
25 y4
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series A
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2
25
8
Jun
40
Sun
11% Jan
54% Nov 28
5
$4.50
-
7
118% Jan
V
May 29
15% May 29
34% May 29
28
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925
31
l
24
May 29
14
23 %
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16%
22%
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1115 Oct
>
8
6
14%
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_
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28% Feb
96
85,800
.
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:
29
30
Oct
Gas
15
16y4 Nov 30
122
Jan
—:—1
Suburban Propane Gas Corp—u_1
Sucrest
Corp—.——
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Sunbeam Corp
—1
Sundstrand Corp
5
•>• Sun Chemical Corp common
—1
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53% Jan
23% Jan
7
24% Mar
Apr
101% Jan
7
22 % May
45,000
24
•
May 14
92
11
14%
.
19
16% Jan
May 29
13%
12%
19
.
24% Mar 23
May 29
13% Jan
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28% Jan
17% May 29
28% May 31
24
77%
■--
30% Jan
360
77%
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29
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15 Vb May
4
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.
13
10% Feb
May 29
Sep 21
13 y4 Sep
6
7
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76%
31%
•
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13
11
76%
,
17 y2 Jan
34 % Apr
78%
.
53 y4 Jan
27% Jan
60%
77%
■
20% May 17
16
Jan
58%
—
.
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30%
60%
,,
83% May 28
,19% Jan
99% Nov
Jan
,
the Week
June 1
»
31%
.
12
26 y4 Jan
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May 31
58%
.
30% Mar 15
Sales for
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57%
.
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PRICES
48'
,
5
29 % Mar
24% May 29
Mar 28
32
May 29
23
•
23% Mar
46
Mar 30
SALE
62 %
'
8
28
'
Mar 23
82
28
25 Vb Oct
45% May 23
Dec
59% Feb
92 y2 Dec
52
40% Jan
May 17
HIGH
May 80
51%
.-V :
13%
14% ...
Standard Financial Corp
—1
22%
24%
>
Standard Kollsman Industries
—1
50%
55
;
Standard Oil of Calif com
6.25
87
88
$3.30 cony preferred
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43 V> 45%
>;
Standard Oil of Indiana
25 /.
45%
50
Standard Oil of New Jersey
—7
50
" 51%
:
Standard Oil of Ohio common
10 .90
*
(
v
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100.: ">,> 90
15Va .15%
:
Standard Packaging Corp com——1
48
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20
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25% <
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14 Van: 15%
Standard Pressed Steel Co
;
—1 v.j
22%
;
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7%
8%
1 Stanray Corp—;.—;
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Starrett Co (The) L S
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34
36*.>
> > Stauffer Chemical Co common—_5
83%
83% l>
i.3%% preferred-^——&l
100
I •■',' 15 V* > 15% i-:
V
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
—1
66
71
:
Sterling Drug Inc
5
29 i
30%.
:
Stevens (JP) & Co Inc
—i.15 „.
26% ■>- 28 %
Stewart-Warner Corp
2.50
i
22
22%
■
8tix Baer & Fuller Co
5
16%. 19- v
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—_1
19 y2
19%
:
5% prior preference
—.—*.20
55%
56%
* Stone & Webster—.*—
1
; ;
28
<
29%
:
7 storer Broadcasting Co—,——i—1..
26%
27 '
Stouffer Foods Corp—:
1.25
.6%
7Va
■'
> Studebaker-Packard Corp com—1
222
>225 V
i
$5 convertible preferred—
;100
2
4
4
AND
Wednesday
May 2.9
JU J/a
28 %
.
.
,
55% Dec
25
May 38
30
31%
.
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5
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
$3.50 preferred
No par
25
Dec
57
5
81% Sep
34
May 29
74% Jan
Par
Square
16
87% Dec
46% Jan
44 y2 Sep
Jan
12% May 29
Nov 15
78% May 12
72 y4 Jan
39
EXCHANGE
2
48
91
12
52 % Jan
28 »/4 May 29
29
35 y4 Dec
28
Dec
25
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
V
t
Monday, June 4, 1962
...
33%.
%
1
52%
33%
53 Va
'*'33
L
54%
34;
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,
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i
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53%
54 va
;/33V4
33 va
.
-
%
•
4,900
25,800
.10,700
/■•'
150
Volume
Number
195
6165
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2613)
25,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year1961
Lowest
33
Va Sep
29
Jan
4
97% Jun
1
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
8
93
42'A Dec
47% Feb
27
95
25
Sep
151
46% Dec
115
Feb
20
158% Oct
22% Dec
4
36% Jun
6
5
3
9 Va Nov
2
27% Apr
33
43% Jan
25
75
Jan
467/b Jan
6
149 % Jan
3
26
Jan
4
75% Oct
2
40% Mar 19
16
Jan
%Nov~21
54% Oct
147% Jun
28
35
9
29 % Jan
3
3
23
142
;.
May 29
23% May 29
:37
39% July 11
53% Apr 10
11
Apr
58
49% May 29
5
45 % Nov
Jan
May
Mar
78% Jan
39 % Feb
42% Jan
Jan
10
153% Jan
9
27% Oct
i
387/8 Jan
54
Feb
6
170
Feb
2
62
4
38% Oct
30
July 14
6
,
27
28% Jan
16
May 29
26
50% Jan
43% Apr
9
18
Dec
86
Dec
8
Mar 23
Mar 23
106 % Jan
C:86
2
Jan
111
9
92
Nov
29
89% Jan
26
89
Oct
13
91
98% Jan
5
102
20
Jan
3
106
Jan
30
11,000
163%
Power
Co
71% July 28
85'A Feb
28
24
31'A Dec
29
8% Dec
14
14
Oct
53
397«
38%
39%
24,700
26
36%
35%
36 %
7,400
24%
24
16%
38%
26
25 %
26%
4.900
17
17%
12.100
23%
21 Va
27%
26%
21 %
30%
27
26%
28
94,300
25%
12
26%
12%
24%
25%
51,100
12%
21,900
'
:
-
35%
"
9
38%
122
- -
109
xl8
convertible
preferred
preferred
100
preferred
..100
7
108%
Dec
Wagner
preferred
45% May 29
57% Jan
2
10
26% May 29
44% Feb
8
Wallace
11% Mar 28
4% May 29
7% May 29
1
86% Mar 16
62
28
3
May
8
8% Feb
20
21
Ward
Mar 12
6%
Nov~29
16% Jan
39
64
93% Nov 24
Jan
17% Jan
25
20% Feb
9
28
Jan
24
38 Va Apr
61% May 29
92
*90 Va
7. 92
*90
93
20%
19%
20 Va
19%
25
20%
13,500
24%
27%
8%
22%
24%
37,400
9%
10'A
9%
10 Va
xl4%
15%
101%
9%
100%
105
15
100%
104
xl00%
104
50c
Co.
41% Jan
Industries
Warner
19
94% Mar 19
Co—
27% May 17
41
May 29
54% Jan
2
Warren
29
May 29
40% Jan
2
39
May 29
51
Jan
2
Co
29% May 29
37% Mar 19 f.
25% Jan
37% Dec
27% May 29
36 % Feb
8
5 Va Jan
31
14% Feb
20
West
4
Penn
Va Jan
7% May 31
17% Apr
7
10% Jan
102
94
Jan
85
July 11
3% May 29
9 Va May 29
May 31
97% Jan
26
87
91
May
Jan
11
82% Jan
17
87
Apr
24
85% Jan
3
33% Aug
1
45
Dec
28
31% May 29
25
99
Nov
14
97% Feb
93
Jan
19% Jan
5
16
102% Apr
94
46
4
30
May 11
19
May 29
13
45
Nov
29
May 29
39
14
37% Mar 21
15 Va May 29
38
28% May
29
24
Dec
-
7
37% Dec
19
19
-
41
4
50
Jan
88% Jan
Feb
2
110
Nov
56
10
25
May 29
23
82
Jun
28
110
Feb
Dec
29
Jun
5
28
92'A Jan
3
99 Va Jun
2
93 % Jan
26% Oct
4
34% May 19
1
5
May 29
2
10
82
Jun
1
25% May 11
71% May 14
77
24
65
Feb
9
36% May 29
40% Jan
3
60% Jun
9
36
103
9
7% Jan
Mar 10
100
13% May 10
3
31
26
Jan
Jan
5
49
5
May 15
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
13
27
57
Oct
20
26% Dec
35
14
417/a Jan
3
52% July
79'A Jan
5
85
27% Jan
4
44% Dec
7% Dec
26
13% Jan
26
41
Oct
30
Jan
Dec
Ry
'vVv,16
23
33% Mar 16
Apr
52% Jan
102
Whirlpool Corp
24
4%%
White
4
Jan
15
Jan
19
43% Feb
Motor Co
'5% %
9
10% Jan
25
Dental
28
White
Mfg
;
•:
6
29
May 29
46
6
May 29
5
93% Nov
Jan
3
28
94% July 19
27% Jan
171% Dec
May 29
23% May 28
44
125
•
May 29
Feb
9
31% May 29
24 %
67% May 22
94% Jun
6
22
■
May 29
39
$4.25
Mar 14
9% Feb
Wilson-Jones
2
Jan
Winn-Dixie
60'A Mar 16
131% Apr
V.-. V
6%
40% Mar 26
29% Jan
2
Woolworth
58
Feb
8
Inc
Power
10
com
16
Prior
6
131
Jan
2
Wrigley
25
8 % May 29
Service
33%
11
106
May 20
11% Feb
28
166 Va Jan
4
Xerox
21
114% May 17
24% July 10
77% May 29
Act,
or
securities
dividends
of
25%
16
28
45 Va
sales
assumed
or
91
35%
(FW)
Co
(Wm)
•23 Va
23%
19,400
30%
311/4
40,800
17%
15%
May 29
23%
24%
30%
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100
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23
18,600
33
30%
31Va
93,200
25
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25
111
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26%
25%
on
May 29
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.
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.
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.
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less, high and low ranges .of old stook are retained.
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30
208,200
82%
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1,000
111
20
32%
31%
32 »A
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95
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95
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95
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520
27
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28%
28%
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72
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38
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26
29%
82
V
31 Va
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30'A
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1
9,300
30%
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Ex-dividend,
18
28'A
10
Radio Corp.....
distributed,
17%
30% '
100
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170
31
•
23%'
,
1.25
Youngstown Steel Door
;
100
16%
'
83%
128%
<te Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
.—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube_.No par
30% Mar 16
*99
29
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r
30% '
-
/ 100
23
17%
25
*
83%
6%
.
,
...
Yale
107% Mar 28
12,700
311/4
30%
V
5
Corp.
50
110
36%
23%
26%
30%
/
10
(Del)
35%
30%
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190
21%
20%
10
Wyandotte Worsted Co
16
stock
95
*90
100
-
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101
*94
91
29%
'■■
30% Feb
ruptcy
101
95
34
;■' v:
101
29
'
Corp common
preferred 4%%- series
4,200
21%
23%
"■■■"••
10
Co
12,700
29
36
100
Corp
1,800
3%
lO'/a
19
•
,
1
Co
1
Worthington
Jan
no
102%
301/4
-
9%
91
x317/a
:
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■
10
10c
3%
77
•
.
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6%
No par
Inc
29%
3%
10
*94
J
'
31
*23%
No par
Co
Public
93
38% Feb
prices:
30'A
23%
*101
5
Woodward Iron
92'A Jan
19% May 29
82% Nov
30%
38%
5
common
Stores
88% May 14
97'A May 29
27% May 29
2
2,100
y.?:' 33
5,200
*100
;
50
.
1
Inc
Elec
May 29
40'A May 29
8
asked
331/2
101
■-
94
21Va
27
20
preferred
preferred
Wisconsin
22
14
and
32%
'
36% Jun
62% Nov
31%
7,:
92
*27%
72
100 s
1*
Industries
Wisconsin
10
29% Nov
•Bid
12,500
'
preferred
Windsor
3
*
44%
29%
V>K:V;'
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Co
7
22% July 20
887/a Jan
3
19% Jan
43%
95
20
Inc.
Co
63
141% Nov
5,600
45
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Corp
10
5
12% Apr
Wickes
13
17
6
Mar 22
Stores
87% Feb
86 % Nov
15,500
43%
33%
102%
94
'
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.
5
-
preferred
common
convertible
84% Mar 16
29
31% Jun
16
$3
White
&
44% Nov
Jan
48
<
2
Oil
15
87/a Feb
26% Mar
Wilson
22
66% Apr
May 29
Wilcox
3
241/4
4,700
42
9%
29
"••
100
preferred
20
22% Jan
23%
24%
.
3%
24%
-S
common_6.25
(The
preference
16
59% Nov
25,000
•
Sewing Machine common—1
-Prior
Feb
129% Dec
3
27
32% Feb
6
71%
33%
•':"-.'!, ''.'i.
•'
29% "
29%
.
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common
convertible
White
57
12
31
v.;
>'-i7.^1
22%
22
2.50
Brake
:'y
*27
40
No par s
Telegraph
30%
31%
20%
x28%
ccm__No par
preferred
RR
30,000
22
1
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
.100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
1
No par
18% May 29
41% Jan
■j'i,1:
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35%
14 '/a
34%
10
*101 Va
'w-M-'
13%
43
3%
9%
40
17,100
101
2
preferred series B
40
6
121% Apr
29% Jan
95
Feb
May 29
23% May 28
26 Va May 29
16
24% Dec
49
May 29
23 % Apr
25
1143% Oct
26
33
*100
'
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37
Union
3.80%
47% Mar 28
24
31%
3%
5,400
7%
44
29
:
26,800
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62
6%
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Jan
99 Va Jan
Pacific
Westinghouse Electric
18
43 Va Aug
68
29%
•.' 8"
23Va
';'
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.
,
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27%
*
'
2
96 % Apr
Inc
2nd
non-cum
Western
2
Apr
42% Jan
Lines
Westinghouse Air
31
118
42
32%
92
4%
2
88% Jan
39
30%
94
Western
30% Mar 12
39 Va Jan
42%
102 Va
3
7'A
41%
*91
Maryland
41% Jan
.
5%:.
7%
*5.9%
71
31
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9
26% May 29
.
5%
"
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31
43%
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-
5%
62
68% '-"'71%
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30
3%
21
23% May 29
.
'
41
10%
Feb
4
;
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29
4%% pfd
:100
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4%% preferred
100
4
Apr
'
V
.
3,700
4,700
5,600
30
'
23
50
48V4
31 %
44 Va
3%
Air
Jan
21'A
48 %
47%
31%
34
10 Va
Bancorporation
29% Aug 16
3
82% Dec
104
29
23%
1
Western
32% Feb
68%
4
Western
28
7
28%
61%
28
..
50
48
31 %
13'/a
28'A
X32%
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Power
2
3,300
6%
69%
40
5
Jan
21 % May 29
55
30
Jan
25
297/a Nov 28
July 18
38% Nov
22
Apr
28
10,4ud
7
*59 Va
5%
32
4.10%
.
90
2J
b%
31%
5
Corp
77
22%
7%.;-
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14
4.20%
27 % Mar 16
Jan
Knitting
Welbilt
Mar 12
23 % Dec
27
Co
11'A
76%
va
43
-
:
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Mills
13%
5
20
: -i>
i'u8
6%
5%
MEMORIAL
62
7%
110
.
22
49 V.a
5%
7'A
*59%
i°4
46%
1
Wayne
Apr 30
101% May 22
Motor
4%
tT 7'A
Vs.
(>*102
..
29%
CLOSED
22%
f;
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-
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92
.
Waukesha
5%
8
62
2,000
100%
76%
6 3a
-
EXCHANGE
30
No par
Kentucky Coal Co
West
4
7
48%
;
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29
*100%
76%
"
47
26%
67%
No par
38% Jan 23
47'A
45%
30'A-
12%
1
(SD)
30 % Jan
*•
4-;~.
••
37,100
15 %
21'A
6%
6%
10
Issued
21%
6»A
50
7%
1.25
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water
Power
30
,V*:,
77
19%
48%
.
62
Pharmaceutical..!
15
When
'--.,;■■
1
...
Warner-Lambert
28'A
'5% !
-
1
Corp.
Warner Bros Pictures Inc—
,
v
100
27
54% Nov
5
*75%
6%
46%
/
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2.50
common
preferred
Nov
43
77
*15
100% ji
104
*102
22%
48Va
No par
59 % Nov
6
27
77
6%
10
W
20
93
17%
14%
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■
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a,..'.
18%
15%
Vvi
15
21% May 29
34% Feb
40% Nov
100
'
Baking Co
Ward
140
*90%
*91
10
105
No par
Inc..
Tiernan
Walworth
9% Feb
72
May 23
May 29
5
&
340
90%
92 %
'
15
13% Jun
26
Jan
4%%
Waldorf
65% Mar 21"
11% May 29
6
RR
42% Oct
Mar
107 Va
; .tsj'
58% Nov
30
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66
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6
Oct
20
53%
93
100%
,
90%
1,800
52%
108 Va
91 Va
91%
92 %
*90
14%
-
*107%
8.700
120
20%
9%
16
107%
35%
119
55
3,700
25
18
1
common
34%
120
52%
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12
36%
120
54%
107
91
91
12%
34%
116%
47%
v
11%
34
111
52
107%
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11%
32%
126
46%
10c
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7
73
2
26% Feb
Feb
Jan
9% Jan
104,000
22%
100
Inc
Materials
3
88
31
.6% May 29
109,600
-
17%
1
Electric Corp
System,,
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
G &
3
38'A Jan
76'A Apr 13
19% May 29
,
Mar 13
60
•
15%
36%
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162
17%
39%
23
8
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—
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162
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1.25
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6%%
42
25%
3
--5%%
40%
31%
26% Jan
»
14.S00
40%
27%
93
9
26%
1
94%
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37%
17%
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102
7%
36%
26
22%
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10
7%
37
26%
.
16%
100
Jan
83 800
L
7%
100
21%
100
98
29,200
9
15
preferred
5%
15,000
9%
9%
20
preferred
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37
26%
17
$4.12
Vornado
18,100
37
25%
22%
$4.20
21
28%
27%
37%
27
15%
13
21
4,800
20%
1.
20
16% Feb
401,200
«
145%
39%
33%
92% Feb
34% Mar 26
5.600
53%
144
33%
39%
22%
lu,<u0
19,400
51%
51%
28%
1,060
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27%
16%
31%
94 % Feb
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18
38%
35%
2
14% Feb
\
13
32%
25%
V
51
55
38 noo
159
26
26%
51%
10,800
-
163%
166
34%
24%
,
158
26
27%
144%
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47%
39%
39%
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-
158%
7%
40%
17% May 29
July 21
V
32
25%
34%,
.100
May 28
8% May 29
107% Jun
17%
43
46%
7,700
36%
36
5
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preferred
14% May 29
100
15
42
100
26,000
28%
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47%
9
41
165
Mar 27
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3
Co
168
18
37%
7
39%
10,600
>\
10
of
Inc
$4.04
6
13% Feb
17
•
12.80
$5 preferred
May 12
4
4
;
44
"
4
17
9% Jan
41%
*166
17%
~27%
-
82
-
500
f
24%
25
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42%
27
36
dividend partic preferred.100
28% Nov
13% Jan
5%
36
24
92% May 22
19
Jun
4 May
Light Co
Virginia Elec &
8
38%
26
1
Co
6%
7
,
36
136,400
i 9Va
18%
28
144
9
25%
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1
Virginia Carolina Chemical com__l
44% Mar 23
24%
25
2.50
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Vendo
38%
22Va
1
com.No par
Steel
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5
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Victor
67
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87% Jan
2
135
83
11
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/
25c
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38%
25
35%
i
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51%
144
8%
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54
25%
9%
45%
25
53%
142
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26%
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51%
49%
,
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9
100
Corp
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10
Jan
May 29
85
24% Dec
19
46% May 28
111
7
6
18
32% May 29
May 15
68% Nov 21
108
May 29
&
..
146%
27%
24%
1
30c
Products
52
240
44%
4-3%
MEMORIAL
38%
\
1
Vanadium
Van
50%
145%
25
,
preferred—25
Steel
Vanadium-Alloys
4
Jan
27%
50%
21,300
15%
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CLOSED
25
25
52
•
87%
159
14%
157
22%
29
100
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26
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'51%
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"40%
24,500
27%-
40%
,83
46%
159
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17%
26%
39
159%
42%
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35%
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8,600
44%
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50
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100
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Universal
1
May 29
21% May 28
30
125
102% Aug 29
81% July
33% Feb
15
&
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40%
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20
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26
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9
17
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27 »/a
98
28
45
32
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June 1
28%
35
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45
36
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27%
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161
12
f
Friday
May 31
84%
161
15%
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Thursday
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common..
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35
80%
45%
32
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165
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55.
45% Feb
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13
2
31 % Jan
25% May 29
2
Feb
.
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20.
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May 29
35% May 29
31% May 29
20
15% Nov 20
107
1
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6
14
38% Jun
3
Nov
13
3
Jun
29% May
2
30% Apr 27
77% Apr 27
3
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Jan
Apr
42% Nov
27
Jan
19% Jan
162
30
69% Dec
59
33% Mar 10
30% Oct
Nov
May 29
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50
Corp
Tobacco
United
3
39% May 29
166
28
42
24
28
33%
preferred.
7%
US
■
24
43% May 17
27
30% Jan
48% Feb
18
11% Apr
40% Apr
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7%
U S
22
55% Nov
3
30Va Jan
US
14 % Mar 23
29
31%
4
Smelting Ref & Min
7%
21
22 % May 29
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6
115% May 29
34% Feb
2
30
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98
100
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8
4
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4
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2
17-
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98
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3%%
7
9
2
152% Apr
98
25%
common
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Wednesday
-
27%
98
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35
Mar 27
44% Mar 19
May 29
50% May 11
91% May 17
3
6
164
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May 29
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May 28
com_l
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U S
May 4
53% Mar 20
25
27
5
23
82% May
60% Feb
12
40% May 29
154% May 29
22% May 29
7%
31 %
May 29
41
24
9% Feb
23% Feb
May 29
25% May 29
Corp
Foreign
Gypsum
U S
79
23 % Jan
Jan
4
Chemical
&
Freight
U S
48% Mar 29
8% Jan
•
15
141% Jan
Jan
164% May 25
24% Mar 2
5
Monday
Par
preferred
Securities
&
US
4
39
;
4
May 29
Jan
>17
64 % Aug. 11
161% Nov 13
3
45% Jan
U S
105 V4 Jan
Jan
84
Dec
US
44
53% May 18
5
1
9
47"% Mar 23
May 29
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May
32% Mar
30% Jan
2
Mar
US
14
12
6
3
154
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26% Jan
98
2
80% May 29
14
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Jan "
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
•
41% Feb
24% May 29
6
Dec
May 29
96
>
27
9'/Wan
Highest
25
9
35 % Jan- 17
26% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
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20
53 34
56'A
51
54%
17,400
7,700
28,700
6,300
7
■'■••••
:
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Ex-rights. '2 Ex-distribution,
tin bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the
bank¬
yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
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*
The Commercial and
26
Financial Chronicle
;
.
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
1 (2614)
York Stock Exchange
Bond Record from the New
In the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each: case the month
when the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one or more-32nds of a point.
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
letters
italic
AND
LOW
Year 1961
Lowest
»
Highest
•
EXCHANGE
V
Treasury
Treasury
3%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
104.22
HIGH SALE
Wednesdays
May.30 *>>;
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|
PRICES >:
1 J Thursday
-
104.12
104.20
104.14
104.22
101.8
101.16
101.10
101.18
100.24
100.28
101:22
101.12
101.20
101.4
100.28
101
100.28
101 7, -t-
101.2
100.20
100.28
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100.18
100.26
100.22
100.26
100.20
100.24
100.20
100.24
100.25
100.29
99.26
99.30
99.23
£ 99.27
99.21
99.25
99.23
15 1974
99.22
.99.30
99.18 7,99.26
99.16
99.24
99.31
100.3
100.22
100.28
100.24
99.30
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99 28
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91.6
90.26
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-Nov 15 1966
Treasury 3 Vis
_Jun 15 1978-1983
Treasury 3 Vis
May 15 1985
99.10
99.14
98.8
91.6
91.10
91.2
90.30
99.10
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Treasury 23/4S
Treasury 2%s_
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
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91.6
91.2
92.12
91.4
99.10.
99.14
91.12
91.10
91.18
91
91.8
91.6
81.14
99.29
■
99.31
99.29
99.31
98.14
98.8
98.12
98.8
98.12
98.10
86.26
87.2
86.22
86.30
86.18
86.26
86.24
98.14
87
100.22
100.25
100.22
100.25
100.22
100.25
100.22
100.25
98.10
98.12
98.11
98.13
98.11
98.13
98.12
98.14
1962-1967
93.12
Jun
15
1964-1969
92.12
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Mar
15
1964-1969
91.26
15
1965-1970
91.22
Mar
15
1966-1971
15
95.12
95.18
99.16
99.18
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99.18
93.6
93.18
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95.14
99.18
93.12
93.6
93.12
93.10
93.16
95.14
95.8
95.20
99.18
Aug 15 1963
15 1963-1968
*95.8
99.16
95.14
99.16
15
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92.4
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100.2
94.18
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91.10
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94.24
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91.14
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99.20
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Dec 15 1960-1965
______Feb 15 1965
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100
100.22
.
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.
92.6
92.12
92.4
92.10
92.8
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91.18
91.24
91.16
91.22
91.20
91.26
91.28
91.12
91.18
91.12
91.18
91.16
91.22
90.24
90.30
90.14
90.20
90.14
90.20
90.18
1967-1972
89.16
89.22
89.10
89.16
89.10
89.16
89.14
89.20
92.18
92
90.24
2 Vis
Sep
15
1967-1972
89.12
89.18
89.6
89.12
89.6
89.12
89.10
89.16
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15
1967-1972
89.12
89.18
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89.12
89.10
89.16
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15
1959-1962
99.31
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1959-1962
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101.14
--
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100.26
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1975-1985
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4s
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4s
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1 1980
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May 29
Ask
Bid
X
Tuesday.
w
May 28
YORK STOCK
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Previous
Range for
«
99.31
99.31
99.31
99.28
99.27
99.28
99.27
99.28
99.28
99.27
International Bank for
Reconstruction &
Development
5s
Feb
43/is
15
106.24
107.24
107.16
106
107
1985
106
107
103.16
104.16
103
104
102.16
103.16
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103.16
104.16
104
103
104
103
104
103
104
106.16
103
10
Nov
4 Vis
10
Nov
Dec
1973
102.8
103.8
102.8
103.8
103
Jan
1977
102
4 Vis
103
103
101.16
102.16
1982
102
103
101.24
102.16
101.16
102.8
101.8
102.8
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100.24
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4 Vis
1978
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4 %s_
Jan
;
15
99.24
100.24
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1
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double dagger.
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1980
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120
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99
1957
87.16
91
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55
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*37%
(Republic of) —
s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976— ._Jan-July
-Jan-July
1 1976
International loan
94 Vi
77
70
47%
84%
*89
f dollar bonds Jan
10-year bonds of 1936—
3s conv & fund issue 1953 due 1963Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
1957__Aprll-Ocf
8
1 61/28 of 1927 due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced
77
June-Deo
June-Dec
1926
*80
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
April-Ocf
—Feb-Ausr
May-Nov
5Vis
3s
1978
95%
84%
84%
84 3A
to
-May-Nov
sinking fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
.April-Ocf
dollar bonds 1969
.April-Ocf
dollar bonds
1972
4%s
jan-juiy
3.5%)
—
"
■J...
55
German
Feb-Aue
* /af, debentures series B 1978
(U S.
of)
—June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
§• Frankfurt
Jan-July
to
s
debt adjustment
5'As
89
81
__
June-Dec
1978
reduced
extl
AnrfZ-rw
A
94'/2
*54%
external
3 Vis
98%
& Light Co Inc—
adjustment—
Stamped pursuant to
High
■—
94%
1
Energy Supply Schwaben—
ApriZ-Oct
f debentures 1951
f debentures 1959
I •Brazil
Low
v
104
100
Denmark
3s
AorfZ-Oct
P
4%s debentures series
•
98
50
Power
Debt
,
Stamped assented (interest reduced
6%) extended to 1960
(Kingdom of)
5Vis 1974
5'As extl! loan 1977
101
39
ApriZ-Oct
City Electric Co—
debentures 1955
6Vis
Cudinamarca
June-Dec
Berlin
6Vis
913A
96
—
44%
Mar-Sept
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
4'/2s debt adj ser B 1978
6s
No.
De France—
•
*100%
1964_June-Dec
1976
loan
103 3A
Feb-Aua
ApriZ-Oct
1972
6s
97%
89%
—
Feb-Auo
_
1977
of)
Sold
*76
June-Dec
1957
88
99 3A
101 Vi
June-Dec
94 Vi
1961
40
98% 100%
ApriZ-Oct
s
June-Dec
101% 101%
98'/2
___Msy-,Nop
,
1982
external
extl
High
Range Since
"> Jan. 1
Bonds
:
,
Mar-Sepf
—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
May-Nov
May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
• Chinese
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Dec
§• Cologne
(City of)
6Vis 1950—
Mar-Sepf
4%s debt adjustment 1970
Mar-Sepf
• Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Ocf
• 6s of 1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
,r
4%s debs adj (series 8)
1965
Belgian Congo 5'/4s extl loan 1973
5Vis
Friday's
—
April-Ocf'
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
June-Dec
• Guaranteed sinking fund 6s
1961
April-Oct
6s assented 1961
ApriZ-Oct
• Guaranteed
sinking fund 6s 1962—May-Nov
• 6s
assented 1962
May-Nov
Chilean Consol Municipal 7s 1960
Mar-Sepf
•
95 Vi
May-Nov
.
assented Sept 1961—
6s
External sinking fund 6s 1962
• 6s
assented 1962
Chile Mortgage Bank 6 Vis
• 6 Vis assented 1957
•
__
__
97'A
Mar-Sept
;
f $ 1973
Austrian Governments 4Vis assented 1980
8•Bavaria iFree State) 6Vis 1945
Belgium
or
Bid & Asked
__
June-Dec
5'/2s extl
Sale Price
1960
Cuba
(Rep)
Last
Period
External sinking fund 6s 1963
• 6s
external 1963
Extl sink fund $ bonds 3s 1993
91'A
June-Dec
,
20-year 5%s 1979
20-year 5'/4s April 1980
20-year 5'/4s Oct 1980
20-year 5'As 1981
Austria
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sepf
•
91'A
—
103% 104 Vi
Apr-Ocf
15-year 43As 1973
15-year 5s
1972
20-year 5s
1978_—
assented
6s
•
NY 1-1693
Jan-July
15-year 4Vis 1971
5'/2s
86.16
91.16
87.8
90.24
88.8
•
1966—
20-year
87.16
90.16
86.24
91.24
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
• 6s assented Feb 1961
•
4s
20-year 3Vis 1967—
v
86.16
87.24
Low
FOREIGN
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
(Commonwealth of)—
33As
94
(continued)—
§«7s Central Ry 1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
June-Dec
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
v
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979
April-Ocf
Caldas
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds 1978—Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Mar-Sept
25-year 2%s 1975
Mar-Sepf
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78_Jan-July
S •Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942__May-Nop
§•78 assented 1942
May-Nop
• External sinking fund 6s 1960
_AprfZ-Oct
Australia
15-year
93
ill
•
Broadway, New York
1968__Mar-Sept
Amsterdam (City of)
5'As 1973
Mar-Sept
SeAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945__Jan-JuZy
§• External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-4uly
§• External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946__Jan-JuZy
§• External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
3 Vis
94
1976
ISSUES
of Norway)
20-year
92
37.8
•
GOVERNMENTS
series
93.16
86.24
•
3rd
92.16
High
92
Members New York Stock Exchange
REctor 2-2300
§«7s
96.16
94.16
Brazil
Telephone
(Kingdom
97.16
95.16
BONDS
Wertheim & Co.
Akershus
96.16
98.16
New York Stock
Foreign Securities
FOREIGN
{97.16
95.16
90.24
Range Since
Jan.1 *
Sold
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
96.16
96.24
92.16
1971
97.24
95.24
(Range for Week Ended June 1)
Bonds
100.8
100
96.24
Range
Friday's
or
New York City
Unification
1
99.8
97
1972
Mar
100.8
'r
101.8
98.16
98
1981
15
98.16 v9d.8
100
100
101
97
other figures are bid and asked quotations.
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Transit
1
July 15
3s_
8
fSale prices are indicated with a
New York Stock
Oct
38
Dec
Oct
99.8
100
99
101.8
101
100.8
100
100.8
:
..
101.4
96
May 15 1975
3 Vis
84
98.16
1969
3 Vis
8
99.8
100
1962
_Jan
3%s
Dec
101.4
98.16
__May 15 1968
3 Vis
3Vis_.
84
100.28
1963
4s
100.28
99
May-Nop
Feb-Aup
27
27%
31%
24
29 3A
Number 6165
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Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
•
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
'
Conv
April-Oct
._April-Oci
(State of) 6s 1946
funding 4'As 1966
§ •Hamburg
&
._
High
Friday
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
No.
Jan. 1
Low
v
4'As
New York Stock
Coal
5Vis
*100
98%
—
3%s-4s-4y8s
100
5%s
(13th
5'As
93%
—
Ilseder
1982—-.—
„April-Oct
Corp
1948^"^^.—
Feb-Aug
6s
**>iQoya
100% 102%
97%
__April-Oct
1980
series)
Steel
AprfZrOct
Jan-July
1975—
series)
debentures
f
s
1978—
series)
(7th
(11th
93%
Tel
98%
101
•
97%
100%
97%
99%
102%
97%
.
Valle
100%'
:
97%
.10
»
*
;
1
97%
__
Del Cauca
{•Warsaw
{•4'As
1937)
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
May-Nov
May-Nov
1979
Cauca
See
(City)
Valley
external
assented
7s
—
•
mortgage
83%
83%
82
82
2
82
__
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
89%
89%
Yokohama
series
6:>;
91
98
87
7
—
91
93%
93%
9%
*91
10%
(Dept of)
1958
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1953
A
88
82
94
25
June-Dec
1958
6s
High
—
1979
*9%
13
*7%
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
•
—
conversion
of
Friday's
105%
75
101
97%
*
29
Tel—
&
bonds
3%s-4'/8s-4-fes ext conversion 1978
4s-4%s-4y2s external readj 1978
3'As external readjustment 1984
1st
International
(dollar
readjustment
External
- v__
—Jan-July
Community—
Steel
and
secured
secured
or
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Uruguay (Republic of)—
u_
.—Jan-July
6s 1949
—
adjustment 1970-
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
High Authority of the European
6s
Interest
Period
Exchange
External
mortgage
debentures
BONDS
^
Harpen Mining Corp—
General
(Range for Week Ended June. 1)
Week's Range
"
27.
9%
8
—
9%
Jan-July
(City of) 6s of '26 1961
June-Dec
—
Sud
(Republic)
Italian
B
Public
30-year
1977___.
gtd
ext
f
s
1952
B
5%s '1974
of)
(Government
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81
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90
5Vis
•
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5%s
year
4'As
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sinking
5'As
fund
1959
extl
due
loan
5 "As
extl
(City
5%s
external
93%
99%
10
extl
loan
100%
__
26
Peru
1963
(Republic
of)
Nat
loan
•
Nat
loan extl
8•Poland
extl
~6
•
4'As
Porto
48%
168%
50
37As
53%
50
7s
100%
98%
105%
96'A
44
CO CO -p
1940
7s
99%
99%
62
97
102
.99%
42
96
103
&
3%s
debs
debs
1986
&
subord
debs 5s
1987
98%
Telephone
—;
Grande
§®8s
3%s
debentures- 1973
Sul
do
external
101
2%s
debentures
1971
reduced
of
208%
3%s
debentures
1984
3%s
debentures
1990
4%s
debentures
1985
;
10
99
98 'A
99%
12
96'A
102%
13
99
103%
98
98%
3
.
98
100 'A
,5s
4 %s
98'A
convertible
6s
•
54
8 6'A
Ann
85
87
85
91'A
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86'A
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7s
loan
of
1926
87
8%
7s
1967
stamped pursuant
(interest
reduced
to
I •Sao
(Cily
Paulo
of)
6'As
*8
9%
*9%
*8
extl
9%
8%
13'A
10
4'As
9'/a L 13
9%
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&
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conv
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inc
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deb
debs
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54
51'A
54
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•
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4s
to Plan
•
6'As
1st
6'As due
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•
Avco
56'A
5s
60
68
101
•
Halske
(Prov
4'/2S, assented
South
Africa
5'As
65'A
65'A
;
;
of)
62
69
60
62
Line
(interest
168%
Electric
5'As
Tokyo
•
5'As
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6s
(City
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Tokyo
1971
1957
1962.J.
*7iy8
71
—
80
debs
1961
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1st
mtge
$
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Co
series
1953 extended
to
253
382
101
i
96%
89%
90 Va
88
90
59%
62
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96'/2
101%
19
98%
102%
101%
101 %
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98%
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101
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102'A
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108
107
120
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96
101
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103%
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176
90'A
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102
102%
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107
107
60
103%
106%
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34
89
—
104%
95
,
1
105% 105%
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89
10
95
101%
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•
101
93
95%
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97%
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7
95%
92
98%
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22
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93
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90%
97
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102
93
92
2
95%
;
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1966—
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„
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89
105
'
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-
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97
90
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94
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160
190
121
92%
495
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1981—
1979
debs
subord
&
Ohio
RR—
mtge
mtge 4s'
conv
1,420
160
251
-
4s
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ref mtge s
ref
%s
97
24%
24%
33
21%
24%
241/4
24'A
15
20'/a
24'A
97
98'A
Electric
3s
series
debentures
105
59%
69%
60%
41
58%
67%
66
65
67
44
65
77
58%
58 'A
59
80
581/4
62'A
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-
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76
.
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80
80
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•
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s f 4s
1993
debentures
1974
subord
81
60%
58%
—Jan-July
Z* 1989
f 3%s 1990
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77%
132%
130
132%
Apr-Oct
May-Nov
102
102
104%
412
105
105'A
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104
104
104
93
130
16
Jan-July
80
92
--
155
Inc—
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conv
74
1
59%
•;60
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conv
4%s
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2010
&
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97
ser
74
74
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April-Oct
3%s ser
debs series A
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ref
&
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24%
1982
debs
5s
debs
1977—
1981
102
lUo'A
101%
5
110
1U2
— —
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June-Dec
1965—
99%
L.
June-Dec
1982
Mar-Sept
Ltd—
1981
97%
951/a
95 y4
<94 'A
941/2
951/a
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8
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10
104%
,
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lOO'A 100%
103
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,
10
100%
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102%
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\
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—
-
99%
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100
April-Oct
to
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1971
1953
—
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*
98%
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1063.
First
•
Inc
1st
& Maine RR—
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page
35.
101
221'A
100%
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17
221'A
100'A
101%
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r:.-
90%
11
88%
82%
84
86
86
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85 V8
86%
104
101
104
147
104
98
106
1,193
90%
'
*84
Jan-July
May-Nov
—Jan-July,.
>
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
84%/;
81 '/a
84%
101% 101%
1
series AC 1967—;
mortgage 5s
4 'As series A July
6s : series SS" 1965,
mortgage
mortgage
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Union
debentures ,1968-r
gen mtge 2%s'
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35%
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1970_May-No®
,:__Feb-Aug
15
;
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_
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>
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101
91
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98
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10
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16
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51
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36
15%
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.
•
92%
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84
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50
90%
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—
78
78
mortgage 3s
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102
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•
102
105
99
10
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102
95
90
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108
116
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-
99
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95%
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100
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34
.
1980-,
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1st mortgage 4%s 1983 ri;--<—*•—
May-Nov
1st mortgage 5'As 1986——
June-Dec
Brown Shoe Co 3'As debs 1971—
—Jan-JuZy
Brunswick Corp 4Vis conv sub debs 1981„ja7i--Juiy
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975-May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4'As conv 1981
June-Dec
• Bush
Terminal Bldgs 5s Income 1982
Jan-July
1st
Ltd—
see
Boston
96%
Brooklyn
.
3s
9'A
100
>97%
•
i
2%s series i 1970'. ——Jan-July
2%s series J 1976
May-Nov
mortgage
'
May-Nov
Jan-July
to
97%
95'/8
r,
9%
97%
June-Dec'
new
10
*9
*8 '/a
—Jan-July
5'As
mortgage
series K 1979
3%s conv debentures 1980
.
Boeing Airplane Co 4'As conv 1980—1
Borden (The) Co 2%s debs 1981—;
4%s s f debentures 1991-—
Mar-Sept
1958—
1968
mortgage
■
June-Dec
1951
1961
footnotes,
Consol
Consol
5'As- 1974_.
Co
extended
Light
107%
63'A
98
98%
101
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1962
debentures
debs
subord
Canteen
cons
Baxter
,
May-Nov
f 1971—
of
*56
__
May-Nou
Mar-Sept
1984
1980
4s ser A
cons
4
May-Nov
(interest
1962
1'
extended
loan
94%
102%
Manufacturing Corp—
1st
oft—...
extl
due
s
89%
99%
105'A
18
1979
conv
1st
169
June-Dec
7s
Pipeline
Power
(40-.vear)
62
313
473
<
90
Ry 3%s
4'As A 1964
2%s
Baltimore
.
May-Nou
1968
Italy Dev Fund
•
86%
89%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
RR
Refining
conv
4%s
May-Nov
4'/4S
Dec
European
5'As.due
81%
89%
A 1970
B 1980
1st cons mtge 4%s ser C 1995
4'As convertible income Feb 1
;
June-Dec
southern
-
94'A
95
91
47
89%
1963— -May-Non
1st
71
Ltd—
to
Southern
Taiwan
92'A
92%
_Aprll-Ocf
_May -Nov
1st
65'A
May-Nov
6'As
Jan
loan
86
100% 102%
1995
1
debentures
Baltimore
65 y2
*61
1958
loan
external
84'A
87*'-
75'A
*62
1952
external
(Union
5'As. external
__
18
—
(Kingdom)—
Corp
of)
89%
n
89%
101
June-Dec
1962
extended
1952
&
-
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f
s
89 %
■'
89%
1977
4%s conv subord debs
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§
75
92
89%
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78%
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78
92%-
April-Oct
1977
mortgage 4%s ser C 1972
mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
4'As
76
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78
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1995
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&
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96
1976
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1979
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s
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A
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1952
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10
32
100
__
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12
•
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11
99
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1981
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s
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207
—
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82
—-
90
102
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15
81
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28
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1973
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87
86'A
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95
861/2
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77
■
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16
86
9 t %
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April-Ocf
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Mar-Sepf
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April-Ocf
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87
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83
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82'A
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80
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Associates
debs
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income
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104%
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1977
:
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89
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79
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conv
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&
RR Co
114
72%
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1983
page
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1984—
see
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*
—
t.
63
;
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1981
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Firestone Tire & Rubber 2%s debs 1972—Jan-July
3Vis debentures 1977
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April-Ocf
76
9
83%
.
76%
3
75%
>
—
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'
.
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ref M 3 Vis series G 1981
ref M 3%s series H 1982
&
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193
73%
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1982_Mar-Sept
1977_April-Oct
ser
1st and
&
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April-Oct
refund mtge 3s ser D 1972
First and refund mtge 3s ser E 1979
First and refund mtge 3s ser F
1981
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96
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New
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92
June-Dec
2001
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I
97'A
93%
--
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107 Va
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Mar-Sepf
1979—
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100
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&
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78
Map-Nov
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Paso
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95
2
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97'A
1971
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1st
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Co
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103 %
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conv
104
__
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Feb-Aug
1980
conv
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100
103
3s
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Eastern
2
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100
103%
June-Dec
1984
1978—
Eastern
38
36
:/i
100%
Co—
series
debentures
Consolidated
'
101'%
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103'/a 103'/a
82'A
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f
s
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5s
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100'A 101%
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101
106
102% 104%
234s
f
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101
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debentures
mortgage 3s
s
89
96'A
102 %
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3s sinking fund debentures 1999—
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90
88%
91%;
:
107%
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First
f
25
'
88 3A
April-Ocf
11.Map-Nov
1970—_~May-Sepf
1983.
4Vis 1987
subord
Commonwealth
s
55
86%
24
96%
853A
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conv
First
89
95%
104
1021/2
83%
J
mortgage
April-Ocf
debs
33/4s
90
88%
K
Industries Inc 4s
mortgage
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
April-Ocf
1985
3%s
87
5
87
June-Dec
1983
Ohio
conv
South
1st
88%
90
96%
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;
4%s debentures series K 1983
5%s debentures series N 1984
514s
88%
April-Oct
1982
J
84%
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1981—.
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April-Oct
3%s
series
*87
Feb-Aug
1977
C
104
104 %
100
Jan-July
1993
3'As 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983-——
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
1st mortgage 314s 1986
1st mortgage 3%s 1988—
1st mortgage 4 'As 1989
*
84%
June-Dec
1975
883/4
87 %
3
104
83%
I 1682—Mar-Sepf
1985
Mar-Sept
1976
i
May -Nov
debentures
subord
mortgage
1st
?
109
97
104
,
series
debentures
debentures
Duquesne
101 y4
81
1st
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series A 1975
358
88
♦103
96%
95%
•V 57 ...100%
88
105
102'A
97%
'
RR—
1970
H
3'As series O
Chemical
79
99%
152
84
81
83 Vi
Jan-July
97
May ,.;
Aircraft Co Inc—
f
90%
*100% 102 Vi
April-Oct
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Corp
series
Ry
1995
conv
s
76%
4
92%
1973
interest)
2%s
Mackinac
&
Douglas
8614
79 Vi
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^
2042
(3% fixed
1993^.
2%s series N
*
92%
103% 103%
1995_June-Deo
Second gold 4s
June-Dec
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
Aprif-Oct
7414
68
Map-Nov
1994
Iron
&
3%s
ref
&
Detroit
78
Mar-Sept
ref
Gen
*81
1989
Q
Western
2%s series
convertible
Gen & ref
«
1986
103'/a
__
87'A
Div
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refund
mtge
'3%s convertible
11
*80 Vi
series
series
3s
and
ref
&
Gen
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64
31
104%
101 '/a
Map-Nov'"
1963
RR Co—/
Western
&
contingent
Edison
Gen
119
58
9214
IO31/2
101 'A
104
*103%
Feb-Aup
series A 414% 2018
Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
General
3'As
74
88%
Jan-July
June-Ocf
1993
4%s
a"
59'A
*82%
100
104
64
1983
mortgage
Detroit
86%
57
57
1982
3s
374s
Colorado Fuel
1991_Jan-Julp
1990_May-Wou
103%
104
*100
^
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
extended
M
Grande
contingent
fixed :1%.
102 %
72
72
4s
4s
2%s
mortgage
1st
1977__Jan-July
1st
105'/a
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4s
refund
Income
80
trust
Div
coll
3s
3%s
mtge
Mich
first
Illuminating
mortgage
mortgage
1st
&
Division
1
June-Dec
Refunding and impt 41/2S series E
Cincinnati
OO
141
65%
65%
June-Dec
1993
B
100'/a 104%
Jane-Dec
102
April-Oct
1965
mortgage due .1993—
Essex Division
Rio
&
Denver &
St Louis Ry—
Chicago &
1993
4s
7
83%
*
City Products Corp—
Cleveland
and
&
X%
97%
.
81
21
86'A
.
93 %
<
'100'A
25*;
100 % 101%
149%
104% 104%
93
1977
debentures
First mortgage series A
"
*95%
Jan-July
1970
;
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1
104'/a
122
65 '/a
1965
Lackawanna
Income
Denver
86
84%
3%s series E 1969
mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Financial
T
J.
85%
First mortgage gtd
4lis debentures 1971
127
102
113
106
102
10414
*83 %
_
mortgage 4 Vis 1987
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First
18
2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1st mtge
1978
1st
O I
•
;
101
29
82
-
Corp.—
subord
conv
Cincinnati
3Vis series F 1963
2%s series G 1963
Ind
30
85%
.
Chicago Union Station—
First
,
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1
Map-Nov
Pennsylvania Division—/
i1st mtge & coll trust 5s series A 1985-Map-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 414s series B 1985_Map-Nov
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st mtge & coll tr 3s 1973_T
April-Oct
1st mortgage & coll tr 3%s 1977
June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1979
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
Mar-Sepf
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984.
Mar-Nov ^
1st mtge A coll tr 314s 1985—
June-Deo
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1988
June-Dec
77%
98
mtge
103
85'A
May-Nop
debentures
Hudson
&
First
'
72
5
105 %
103
127'A
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Lackawanna & Western
York
New
68
65
77
77
1st
Delaware
1
67
*66%
Jan-July
subord
Morris
Mar-Sept
—
1982...—
3'As
Ry
2%s
Co
debentures
414s
•
RR—
1995
IO2V2
104%
June-Dec
3'As
Union
&
Delaware
53
106
98%
__
102
!
April-Ocf
1975—April-Ocf
Jan-July
1980
1978..
mortgage 3s 1984.
mortgage 5s 1987
'3 Vis
71
*50
102%
'
122
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 5 Vis 1990
63
50
..April
102
*103%
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1986
mortgage
Dayton
55%
Jan-July
99
104.
102
106
102%
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93
mtge 3%s
5Vis
Incorporated
mortgage
3s
series A 1978
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.' 'V1'
.
46
99
First
30
Mar-Sept
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• Second mtge conv inc 4Vis Jan 1
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
15
100% 102
85'A
105'A
1033/4
104% 105
100
debs
1st
45%
2174
April
April
85
April-Oct
1st
1st
35
-
86
85
■
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
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91%
83 '/a
127
Mnv-Nnv
6s
Co
;
3s
74
60
.April
Ry—
A Jan 1983
88%
1
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104%
la83—Apni-Oci
Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
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37'A
75'/a
Louisville
&
4s
62
26
Daystrom
67%
61
62
24
94%
5
20
61%
39
31
*73
25
1988—.Jan-July
A
mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
mortgage
2nd
•
inc
Indianapolis
41%
92'A
94%'
85%
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1978—June-Dec
1981
debs
Steel Co of Am
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•
39
41
V
811/2
73
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subord
conv
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78%
73
91%
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.
83
—
94
92
1984—_
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Crowell-Collier
414s
—
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debs
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products Co 4%s subord debs
corn
90
—
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146%
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,
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89
Map-Nov
1985
B
2054
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s series
Chicago
April
1997
5s
conv
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99
341
85%
May-Nou
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1976
debentures ,1991
4Vis
Copperweld
83
debs
3%s
Co
4%s debentures 1985
Continental
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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Can
103
94%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
mortgage
105%
320'A
91%
91%
"
Feb-Aup
June-Dec
.
4%s
1991—
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
4%s convertible subord debs 1983
100
94
4Vis
4%s
1st
119%
106
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1987—
mortgage 4%s 1990—_
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10
l
Mar-Sep
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
1975
1975
4%s
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1st
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90%
.
111% 112%
i
2%s
mtge
mortgage
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96
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107
105%
105
99
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102
Feb-Aug v,
1987
debentures
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-
Feb-Aug,/
Map-Nov
first
Power
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105%
103
—
103
103
Mar-Sept '■
—
108
105
June-Dec
.
98%
107
105
105%
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•
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106% 107
Feb-Aup
1986
debentures
Consumers
*10514
High
92%
104%
>305
June-Dec
debentures -1986
4%s
106% 107
April-Oct
1982—
debentures
.5s
37
*73
1978
1983
1985
Low
104% 10614
105
Map-Nov
debentures
Jan. I
No.
36
Jan-July
;
debentures -1982
Range Since
Sold
98%
April-Oct
1981
1976
debentures
96%
Jan-July,,.
1979—:
4%s
165
*96%
U
series
Bonds
High
*—
June-Dec
(Bait)—
Power
Friday's
Low
June-Dec
1976
T
debentures
4%s
191
65
125%
145
2%s
5s debentures
165
145
Light &
debentures
3s
191
120
series
3Vis
117
-
El
or
Bid & Asked
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—
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93V4
93Vi"
June-Dec
ref
86 Vi
105
Gas
2%s
Week's Range
Last
June-Dec
Electrodynamics Corp—
subord debs 1984
conv
ref
88 Vi
86
125
1963
debentures
conv
M
40
84 Vi
1
—
105 Vi 107 Vi
10514
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
ref
P
mtge s f 2%s series X 1986
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968
2
87%
86
#v
Jan-July
;
debentures
subord
&
1st
279
38%
35 Vi
86
Jan-July
1981
debentures
4Vis
M
ref
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3lis
5s
•1st
133%
113
72
117
1989
5Vis series Q 1989
4%s series R 1990
series S 1990.^—„
4%s ser T 1991
4%s series U 1991
M
ref
ref
Consolidated
£8
488
r
Inc—
Chadbourne Gotham
5.90s
1974—Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Ry
ref
&
&
1st
<
Co—
4Vis conv debentures
Central
Central
&
4Vis
105 Vi
95 V4
77
ref M
3s
102%
88
88
April-Ocf
Georgia Ry—
First mc^gage 4s series A 1995
Jan-July
• Gen
n 1 tgage 4Vis series A Jan
1 2020—May
• Gen
mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan 1 2020—May
■
of
Central
&
Consolidated
105
5
97'/a
M 5 %s series
1st
4
96%
ref
1st
78%
101
&
'1st
65
62
103
M 4s
1st
78 Vi
77%
ref
1st
85
101%
100
110
April-Ocf
3s debentures 1965
debentures 1976
Celanese Corp
series O 1988
&
1st
*82
100
101
York
of New
Euison
1st
103
1986-
debentures
f
s
1977
Tractor 4V2S debs
Caterpillar
4%s
1983
debs
Consoliuated
High
Low
No.
High
.
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
May-ZVop
consol debentures (perpetual)
Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Carolina
5%s
Friday
Bid & Asked
Low
Pacific Ry—
Canadian
•
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
Period Sale Price
(continued) —
June-Dec
96%
June-Dec
105'%
June-Dec
107
June-Dec
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
<
Sale Price
first 3s 1976
June-Dec
Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962—April-Oct
Canada
4%
Last
Electric Power
California
6s
.
EXCHANGE BOND. RECORD (Range for Week Ended June 1)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Case
.
(2616)
28
102%
.'94%
100
105%
147
105 %
147
247
135
119'A
100
4
147
102% 102%
2
100%
94
94%
42
91%
9114
1
-
-
.91'/a
89%
202
105
95%
91%
.
Number 6165
195
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2617)
NEW YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Week's
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
Friday's
Low
1972_.
3%s debentures 1975
Jan-July
Jan-July
-Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—Feb-Aup
—
*
1977
debentures
5s
No.
High
99%
3,261
97,
99%
93
93 3A
20
89 3A
94
93
94
"v/'/Y 205
90'A
95
913A
93
196
89%
93%
92
V
,
106
—Mar-Sept
105'A 106%
debentures
1979
debentures
1980—,
_Mar-Sept
104'A
103'A 105'A
5s
debentures
1981
I
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
105'A
105'A 106 3A
102'A
101'A 103'A
Mar-Sept
102
101 'A 103
4%s debentures 1982
'
4%s debentures 1983
Motors
General
Shoe
General
Telephone
3.20s
4s
convertible
4'As
General
General
&
Tire
"Gimbel
Rubber
Goodrich
45/bS
Co
F)
(B
Grand
(W R) & Co 3'As
Union Company
(W T)
Ry
5s
4yes
1973
C
4'As
mortgage
General
mortgage 3%s series
General
5s
Western
Mobile
Financial
Ohio
St
5s
debs
inc
Utilities 25/as
Gulf States
1st
debentures
52
91
•
114 £■...
96%
MacAndrews
97'A
>
1st
5s
Mack
Mac^
97%
122'A
178
121
100
128
103'A
Macy
105'A
Co
96'A
101'A
15
67%
70%
McCall
8
64'A
66%
McCrory
1
67%
70%
2
54
55%
69%
54%
551/4
-
159
159
138
*74
137%
Corp
59'A
59%
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60%
85
—Map-Nov
June-Dec
85
Stores
Corporation
Corp 5'As
5s
(J
d68%
mtge 1976—Map-Nov
*78
„ApriI-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
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72%
«—
63
85
66
75'A
78'A
78%
92
35
92
4%s
—
—.'
.
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92
92
4V2S
subord
conv
84
84
77'A
*81
,
5s conv subord
142
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coll
conv
Household
tr
116
Jan-JuZp
96
Finance
23/4S
Corp
Jan-July
1970
116
4%s
s
f
debentures
1977
4s/as
s
f
debentures
1984
f
s
4%s
Hunt
debentures
debentures
debentures
Foods
4%s
1978
1982
'
118
1981
subord
128 'A
mortgage
97
117
*89%
...
90
95'A
89'A
99'A
99'A
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96'/a
961/2
4
102% 102%
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f__
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consol
RR
102%
92%
100%
82
223
104%
1
79%
82%
100
98%
103%
84%
84%
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85
*85%
108
97
88
85%
102
103'A
731
101
84%
105
88%
97
116'A
205
1967
110
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84%
144
72%
9 l'A
91%
8
99-
103%
72%
87%
77%
♦99
s
f
debentures
1972
83%
St
St
Louis
6s
1985
mortgage
Ry
Mining
Kansas
St
96%
114
Prior
90
99%
96%
93%
96%
87
89%
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94
95%
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98
96%
97
94%
96%
89
91
116
87%
93
2
76%
81%
53%
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;
*90%
—
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105%
-.Apr-Oct
1977
Mar-Sept
1970—June-Dec
1970
debentures
New
1979
sinking fund 3%s series A 1968
Lehigli
„
Dock
Dairy
debentures
4'As
Lakefront
5'As conv debs
Products 2%s debs
Gas
4%s
175
April-Oct
f debs 1985_J?nte-Dec
s
79'A
90'A
Mar-Sept
1975,
Lt & Power
3s 1964
Elec
1st
88
88
1976_Mar-Sept
Terminal
Co
96'A
II
85
114
77%
1976—Map-Nov
debs
———
National Distillers
88
86
*__
.—Jan-July
1982—ApriZ-Oct
27As
debentures
Michigan
County
Kings
112'A
__
1
85
115
Feb-Aus
1986
ser
i
Register 4%s
1987—
3s
100%
99
102
326
*87%
Jan-July
23As 1974
Kayser-Roth Corporation—5'As 1980
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
.
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
33As
1983
4%'s s f debentures 1986
j.
Koppers
IOO1/4
112'A 123'A
3s
conv
debs
Cylinder
•
City
City
215
6s
3%s
141
122%
..Mar-Sept
1980—
conv
Louis
1987
f
s
National
315
mtge
Kansas
Natl
116
202
Power & Light 23As 1976
June-Dec
27As 1976
June-Dec
1st mortgage 23As 1980
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C 1984_June-Dec
1st
98
*
debs
4%s
Airlines—
subord
conv
225
191
1978_.
Joy Manufacturing 3%s- debs
KLM
105
214
1977
Light
&
4%s
102
St
St
Biscuit—
National Cash
104%
2
100'A
National
104
100'A
108'A 116%
Feb-Aup
Co—
4'As
Power
98
Chat
National Airlines Inc
102
100'A
1
:•
202
1980
Breaker
Central
Jersey
99
98'A
9
:.
104
116%
1987__
33As
Co
Jan-July
92
22
103% 104
104% 104%
April-Oct
Line
101
88 '/a
.
84'A
5
210'A
1987
debentures
4
.—.Feb-Aup
Department Stores—
subord debs
1981
f
s
91'A
104
Corporation^-5'As
Nashville
250
84 'A
debs '83_Map-Nov
sub
f debentures series A
s
4'As
84'A
101
104
1979..May-Nop
—Feb-Aup
conv
Interstate
240
A
debs
Tel
debs
Co—
218
91'A
—Feb-Aug
4%s
NAFI
—
84 'A
Jan-July
1989
Minerals St Chemical Corp—
debentures 1977
•
&
f.
s.
Interstate
1987
L
1981——
B
subord
conv
K
Credit
*__
—Jan-July
subord
conv
International
Intern'l
1981
series
Harvester
debs
J
series
-*66'A
*78%
83%
—
87'/a
82
80
82%
80
75%
79
81
81%
81%
1
102 Va 102%
22
99 34
1
93%
99%
78
80%
79
80%
81 %
102%
—
98%
98'A
104
-
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
♦78
*78
84%
*8934
104%
104
80'A
84'A
1
105
80%
84 %
35%
—
28
89%
103 %
105%
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y.-.
Ry first gold 4s 1996—Aprll-Oct
Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
4%s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 35/aS s f debs 1973_May-No®
3'As s f debentures 1973
May-No®
3 Vis s f debentures 1974
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1976
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1977
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1978
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1980
May-No®
5%s s f debentures 1979-—
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1981
May-No®
4%s s f debentures 1981
May-No®
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s. Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
—
__
and ref
__
„
__
__
103'A
__
__
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91%
88% 91%
87/a 88 A
98% 102%
irrli/2
100% 103%
103% 104 A
102% 104%
102% 106
101
103/a
7
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—
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—
—
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8
16
39
__
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__
84%
85%
—
—
—
—
—
.
3%s 1968-Jan-July
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983-April-Ocf
3%s debentures 1975
April-Oct
4%s
feb^ntures
1977
>
Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
L—Jan-July
Reading Co first.& ref 3 %s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
and refunding mortgage
81
56%
87
60
Rheem
—
90
92%
95
93%
Rochester
—
81%
81%
85%
13
first mortgage 2%s 1974
Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
April-Oct
1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982
—June-Deo
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4%s 1986
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 4s
1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First
mortgage 47/aS
1991
Feb-Aug
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oci
1st
mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
—Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
3%s debentures 1996
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s
1st
2%s 1975
First mortgage
mortgage 2%s 1980
Co 4%s debentures
First
1987
Oil
Gas & Electric
Oklahoma
2%s
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
3%s
mortgage
1st
1982
3%s
817/a
82%
*82
„
*100
100%
95% 95%
104% 104%
1988
__
*78%
__
'
—
19
4
967% 100%
91% 95%
104% 106
123
*—
113
103
123%
*75%
*78%
257
„
—
—
—
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84% 89 %
81% 86
78%
79%
100% 101 %
3
89
90
89
99% 102%
113
171
74%
76%
78% 78%
—
—
„
101
101%
101
8
80%
3
85
85
—
5%s conv subord debs 1983
Owens-Illinois Glass Co 3%s
debs
108%
108%
1988
__
June-Dec
93%
April-Oct
4%s conv 1978
109%
102
108% 110%
6
155
108
109
93%
93%
214
102
5
35
109% 113
•
1st
•
5s
77
,
—
June-Dec
First
&
June-Dec
First
W
&
A
3s
refunding
3s
refunding
2%s
series N
First
98
2
97%
98
88%
90%
16
88 %
91%
89 %
93
First
Paul
B 1971
April-Oct
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures
1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43As debs 1982
-Jan-July
St
85'A
89 %
81
85%
Seaboard
series BB 1989
CC 1978
1st &
ref mtge 4%s series
1st &
ref 5s series EE
4%s
ref
&
FF
82%
Acceptance
debentures 1972
subordinated
debentures
5s
&
ref
M
4 %s
series
GG
M
4%s
series
HH
Tel
2%s
&
Tel
2%s
debentures
debentures
debentures
debentures
3%s
debentures
debentures
Oil
Oil
World
American
4%s
subord
conv
Jan-July
*86%- 88
•
81%
13
83
80
80%
85%
*83%
85%
82%
87
94%
=
85%
82
102%
105 'A
84
~6
105%
95%
82%
101
10
82%
82%
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104%
103%
91
2
106%
95%
debentures
Indiana
Ry
Natural
Gas
Southern
"'
First 4%s
103%
Southern
103%
107%
104%
103
103
103 %
42
100%
103%
100%
102
73%
80
81%
88 %
76%
82
11
88%
89
7
89%
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General
5s
A
B
series
84
89
Spiegel
86
78%
84
85%
92
98%
—
102%
mortgage
1968
Inc
5 %s
Pere
mortgage
Marquette
of
(Indiana)
3%s series
F
3%s
549
100
86
86%
28
84
99
100%
156
111
87%
97%
100%
100%
5s
General
gold
series
B
series
D
70%
75
Sunray
10
71
74%
57
58 %
7
57
60
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
11
57
63
Surface
80%
85%
Swift
58
59
85%
85%
98
1
97
97
1
96%
101
80 %
80%
81
16
79%
84
85
...Feb-AuR
Jan-July
85
86
&
First &
1
94%
86
June-Dec
1974
85
89
15
85
94%
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June-Dec
First
92
95%
82%
86
5
76
80%
80%
83%
84
86
84
80
84%
84%
77%
84%
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81%
Feb-Aug
83%
83%
First
&
Jan-July
*86'/a
87%
June-Dec
*
First
&
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
tr
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
mortgage 3%s 1982
First & refunding 3%s 1983
refunding 3%s 1985
First & refunding 4%s 1987
First & refunding 3%s 1988
First & refunding mtge 4%s 1986
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989
Philip Morris Inc 4%s
Petroleum
Phillips
4%s
subord
conv
Pillsbury
Co
debentures
1987
debs
4%s,
s
f
June-Dec
1964
debs
3
101'A
88
93%
101% 101%
105%
102%
2
99%
105% 105%
5
104%
98%
111
Jun-Dec
9
102%
99
27
97%
112
1,350
102% 102%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1986
v.
3
—
*103% 104%
June-Dec
April-Oct
f debs 1979
s
2%s
106
*101% 104
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
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103%
93%
102%
106
104%
99
106
'
-
123'A
101%
104
89%
—
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90%
73%
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Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Maw-Nov
75
QQ5/b
99%
98%
--
99%
87
95%
85%
92 %
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General
mortgage 5s series A
1970
June-Dec
91%
91%
95%
26
General
mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
92
92
92%
3
General
mortgage 3%s series E
Aprll-Oct
72%
73'/a
4
72%
73%
Jan-July
97 y8
97'A
6
96%
97%
97%
15
96%
98
1975
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
3%s
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series
A
1984
Youngstown
3%s
s
1st
1st
f
debentures
3'As
mortgage
Proctor
&
Power
82
3s
debs
footnotes,
—
Mar-Sept
84'/8
—
—
♦88%
April-Oct
1981
see page
35.
69
86%
6
91
*91%
__
88%
82
92
84
80%
1
84
84
'
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114
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~
165
97
198
118
114
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102
-
101%
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12
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107%
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65
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103'A
81
81
88%
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89
99%
251
99% 101%
99%
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102
21
88
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87%
57
87%
88
91
80
5
104%
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104
104%
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104
84%
1982
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76
*76
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97%
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77
93
97%
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78
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72
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93
99%
59
99%
68
99%
98%
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101
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
5%%
Terminal
1979
notes
conv
RR
*86%
—
88'A A 94
102
Assn
Jan-July
April-Ocf
May-Nov
May-Nov
72%
70%
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73%
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59%
105%
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101'A
105%
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18
100'A
105'A
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2
96%
103
103
64
94
94
IZ
98%
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100
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78
77
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146
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28
99%
103
100
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447
96%
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103'A
87'A
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40
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98'A
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102'A
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222
101%
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104
130
10
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of St Louis—
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Texas Company
(The) 3%s debs 1983
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
v
87 y
86
--
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(James)
senior
81%
73%
74
93%
19
89
93'A
98
99
46
.96%
99
series B 1970 ._ApriZ-Oct
87'A
87'A
7
87'A
88%
71'/a
71'/a
4
71'/a
75
series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
92
92
1
92
95
67%
68'A
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&
refund M 3'As
98'A
Pacific—
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—
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Texas
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Thompson
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4%s
Products
debs
Feb-Aug
—
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1978—June-Dec
Union Eieeiric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s
debentures
1968
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
June-Dec
World
Trans
1st
mtge
Union
3'As
of
California
2%s debs
s.f
4%s
Air
debentures
1986
i991_Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
subord
Co
debentures
of
debs 1985_,
America 2%s
1977
June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
-
111
123
105
81'A
87
•
286
58%
94
50
68
9
92
95'A
82'A
50
94
82'A
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93%
93%
83%
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104% 105%
108%
108% 112
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24
389
103
105%
108'A
123%
84
84
6
69
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85%
83
69
68
99%
104'/a 104'/a
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122
98%
5
104%
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104
105%
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128
91%
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;
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89
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104%
69
87%
82%
87
87
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conv
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87%
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58%
71
78%"
103'A
68
117
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—-May-Nov
1982
1970—June-Dec
debentures 1986—
June-Dec
conv subord debs
1991
June-Dec
Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976—Feb-Aug
Oil
4%s
6'As inc debs
Airlines
115
67%
78%
10
85%
*78'/a
1974—June-Dec
1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5'As
debentures
1986
Tidewater Oil Co 3'As 1986™__
5s
92
refund M 3%s
and
First
*73%
92
RR—
Orleans
New
and
First
3%s
—
83%
135'A
105
2
83
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—
96%
9 6'A
10
156
82'A
1972_,
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debs
subord
capital
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84
96%
110%
96'A
105
110%
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Wayne
conv
United
1983
3%s
1973-
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
Co—
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
88%
*88'/a
'
——
1971—.—May-No®
Jan-July
May-No®
mtge 6s
debentures
notes 1979—
senior notes 1980
4%s
5'As
1st
Inc
2%s
Co
debentures
Union
June-Dec
1986;
73
88'/a
86%
101% 103%
—May-Nov
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
1987
debs
4'As
Transit
&
Symington
5s
Oil
DX
4%s
*
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1977
Gamble
For
97
&
Electric
mtge
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C 1974
1st 4 'As series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac
conv
2%s
1977..
74
60
78%
65
102
Mar-Sept
53
April
•f
173
60
63%
106
April-Ocf
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sept
1982
debs
subord
101
73%
Mar-Sept
86
—
Inc—
Camp
73%
Jan-July
1980
1974
4%s series C
refunding 2%s
4'As
1982
debentures
3%s
Chemical
Stokely-Van
4'As
(Ohio)
Co
71
May-No®
&
Oil
70%
Philadelphia Electric CoFirst & refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
First
1974
debentures
Standard
99% 100%
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co
General
2%s
debentures 2%s
(N J)
71
1985
70%
*69'A
113
1982—April-Ocf
1983
debentures
Oil
1983
3%s conv
71%
Jan-July
74
68%
73
42
April-Oct
Jan-July
.—
4%s
California
Oil
Oil
99%
1984
Ry income 4s 1990
Ry
1983-
debentures
June-Dec
1981
70
69%
72%
June-Dec
1984
debs
subord
conv
Standard
__
106 %
100
5s
April-Oct
4%s series D
Eastern
86%
100
88
62%
65
69%
70
2%s
2%s
Standard
16
101
*96%
102 %
88
—
__
Co—
RR
mortgage
First
Stauffer
..June-Dec
mortgage 4%s series E
&
April-Oct
1965—.
General
General
Feb-Aug
1975
General
Peoria
Pacific
89
79
84
100
Mar-Sept
A 1977
1969
First
Standard
1979
111
58 '/a
70
71
71
1973_Ju7ie-Dec
series E 1986
Jan-July
series F 1996
Jan-July
First mtge 5'As series series H 1983
April-Ocf
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
1st
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-No®"
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
April-Ocf
3 'As
debentures
1983
May-Nov
75
81%
Feb-Aug
1994
conv
80%
22.
77
—
*87%
4%s
Co
84%
67
10Q% 101%
*82
1964_June-Dec
133
97%
104
...
100%
*76%
23As-4%s
(Oregon Lines)
4'As
77
77
102
*88
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1970
May-Nov
Gold 4 %s 1981
—May-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Gold
50
100%
91'A ,95%
20
255
Pacific Co—
100% 102%
100
Jan-July
debentures
Southern
102% 104%
15
-A. April-Ocf
1963-
.
Southern
103 % 105%
June-Dec
y : 100
100
95%
105'A
& Telegraph Co—
1979
convertible
3'As
104%
June-Dec
132'A
Southern California Edison Co—
100%
1985
■
97% 100% :
June-Dec
1976
Oil 2%s
Southern Bell Telephone
102%
Airways—
General 4'As series
'
100
Feb-Aug
1987
Feb-Aug
3s
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures
May-No®
debentures
1986
2%s
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR—
1971
1979
South & North Alabama RR 5s
4%s
Pan
Marchant—5'As
Socony-Vacuum
June-Dec
debentures
debentures
2%s
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
Corp
2'As
Oil
1985
April-Ocf
3'As
102
88
85
111
267
■
95 %
-.
v"
86
Skelly
debentures
1988
Western
Oil
Union
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
2%s
1991
4%s
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1986
debs
3s
1981
Pacific
4%s
Co
81%
1983
3%s
Oil
84%
1978
debentures
debs
81
3%s debentures 1987—
3'/ns
f
s
81'A
1986
3%s
43As
Co
&
86%
1994
Pacific
Jan-July
1983_Feb-A«g-
*83 %
1993
ref
May-Nov
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
June-Dec
&
1977
76%
June-Dec
__■■■
116
A
—
89%
87%
——
105%
101 %
97%
67
—
111
_Feb-Aug
—
debentures
1982
Roebuck
Sears
-June-Dec
1st
*88
53
'
'
115%
96%
48%
77
'
—
Corp—
78%
June-Dec
1st
June-Det
Roebuck
5
DD 1990
52
*89'A
June-Dec
10
1992
105%
95%
1
100'A 101%
.
Jan-July
1980
1966
12
-June-Dec
1991
series
2%s
4%s
87%
1st
debentures
f
s
80'A
84%
5s
101
96%
51%
,
——
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
3s series B 1980
1977
Finance Co 5'As debs
mortgage
81%
ref 3%s series
14
93
89
Co—
RR
4%s
80%
ref mtge
Line
85%
83%
&
51%
England
81 %
78%
1st
Air
3%s
Depot
New
80 %
82%
1st &
&
84%
86 %
&
V
80%
84
1st
Union
Paul
Scioto
84%
81%
17
103
96%
'
'
1989_Jan-July
4
June-Dec
92%
81%
'
1968__June-Dec
4s
cons
34
*82 %
First
1st
RR
83%
*81 %
First
Duluth
&
88%
June-Dec
81%
90%
81'A
91%
103
86%
79
7
—
91%
May-No®
1989
certificates
83%
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3Vos ser W '84__June-Dec
& refunding 3'/as ser X 1984
June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
ref mtge 4%s series A A 1986
June-Dec
First
91%
160'A
86%
r
;
■
92%
*81%
—-
96%
108
—
inc bond certificates Nov
Second 4s
St
Mar-Nov
88 %
&
First
bond
4s
2006
Jan
A
June-Dec
June-Dec
•
—
91
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
First &
>
series
debs
Smith-Corona
&
First
1980
series B
4s
91%
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
First & refunding 3VaS series R 1982
r_
*81%
100%
105
159
v'
.V1
*60%
91%
First &
High
98%
93%
''
„
*160%
■
-
96'A
*66%
June-Dec
1981
P
*95 '/a
*107
Mar-Sept
7
1977
series
88%
'V'1
1996-Jan-July
4s
income
Sinclair
98
1966—June-Dec
series J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971-!
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
refunding
Low
900
99% 100%
April-Oct
Louis-Southwestern Ry
St
Shell
3%s series I
refunding
&
1977—June-Dec
1990
6s
Seagram
(Jos E) & Sons
3s
debentures
1974
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
&
gold
mtge
Shell
First
1969_^_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
debs
Power 3s series A 1971
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
mortgage
3%s
91
91
99% 103%
108% 120%
108
120'/a
91%
93%
109% 127
—
__
__
series J
conv
Ry Co—
series A 1997
__Jan-July
Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
May
1st
Sears
June-Dec
Jan-July
1982—May-No®
conv
Jan. 1
No.
Louis-San Francisco
St
-
86
77
86
3'As
5'As
Lawrence &
Seaboard
*__
Mar-Sept
1977
mortgage
Second
78%
78%
—
—
100%
1975
1983—ApriZ-Oct
Corp 4%s conv debs
& Electric Corp—
serial D
Saguenay
St
*80
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4%s 1987
Chemical 5%s
First
Gas
Royal McBee 6%s conv debentures
82
81
82
79
—
Range Since
Sold
High
82%
June-Dec
Mathieson
Oxford Paper Co
__
"
1st
3 Vis 1985
mortgage
1st
95%
4
*79
*82%
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1980—.
1st
Oil
Aircraft
Rohr
Co—
1975
1979
3s
1st mortgage
Olin
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
Apr-Oct
1974
3s
mortgage
first
Edison
—
—
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
5s 2037
debs
3%s
Manufacturing
Richfield
General
mortgage
First
or
and refunding mortgage
First
4%s
(Minnesota)
Sale Price
May-No®
1963
First
80
93
80
__
90%
Last
Period
service Electric & Gas Co—
debentures
3s
89/a
88/2
—
—
•;
97
92
—
—
103'A 103%
*101
106%
*105% —
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
States Power Co—
Northern
1st
Monday, June 4, 1962
Low
106
106 .
103% 103%
86% 87
56% 59
90
91%
*93
95
106
103%
86 %
57%
April-act
1984
4S
trust
*101
__
Northern
Coll
97
*89
—
*81
—
*92%
89'A 90
88% 88%
*102 % —
__
& Western
Norfolk
Ohio
.
(Range for Week Ended June 1)
BONDS
Range Since
Public
Ohio
.
Sold
Asked
Bid
RECORD
k
Bonds
Friday's
or
Period Sole Price
Exchange
York Stock
New
EXCHANGE BOND
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
1st
.
(2618)
30
92%
—
-
Continued
on
page
35
Number 6165
195
Volume
...
.
(2619)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
31
American Stock Exchange
):f;
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Sjtock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, May 28,
ending Friday f-June 1. It is compiled from the report of the American
In the following
the American
on
and
for Week
,
Low
"tv
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Products
Inc
Co
Corp
Plastics
Admiral
•
1,200
10%
13%
12
33/4
5%
9%
123/4
14%
300
4 J/4
14
4%
1
2,200
4%
Book
American
Electronics Inc
Systems Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
MARC Inc_
Manufacturing Co
American
Petrofina Inc class A
Thread
Writing Paper
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
American
89
87%
89
200
20
18%
20%
18% May
30%
72%
76%
350
77
May
82
2,000
4
May
1,700
s
5
8,100
3% May
81/2
53/a
42,400
5%
53,700
5
3%
53/a
13,900
3% May
6 3/i
73/4
8%
33/4
8,200
Inc
7
2,900
12
9
6
9
5,100
51/8 May
17%
6%
6
7
3,800
6
May
H1/2
3%
4,900
2
% May
6%
1,100
84
4%
53/4
13,600
5
4%
5%
1,200
4% May
48%
481% May
425
6
9
2,200
6
May
163/8
3
4%
16,600
3
May
73/4
li/4
1%
2,200
1
Feb
4
May
3%
May
4%
45%
2
2%
1,900
3%
2%
33/a
15,700
36
36
36
1,100
38
43/4
43/a
31,400
4% May
12%
14%
15,600
12 % May
4%
4%
1,800
25
=
•
•■5
25
200
25 •*>' 25
-
4%
Electronics
Arrow
x5g
%
15 %
1,000
Associated
Oil
&
2,800
15
X12
Stationers Supply,
Associated
Inc
Chemical Industrial Products
Atco
Coast
Atlantic
Co
Line
Research
Atlantic
Sewing
Plastics
Non-voting
Avis
non-cum
preferred
Inc
Industrial Corp
56,700
500
6,600
12%
6,900
34
3 % May
New
21%
9,300
17% May
29% Mar
7
7%
2,900
7
3%
1,200
3% May
Inc
class
Bi_
26%
9%
94%
Inc
:
343/4
98
preferred
Convertible
Banff
los
de
Banco
Corp
Securities
Baldwin
7% May
Mar
May
43
Mar
100
Jan
27
64,600
300
20 %
;.,
May
393/4
;
Feb
1% May
3
Jan
33/4
Jan
33/a
2%
3%
2,500
2% May
53/a
Feb
20%
Corp
;
ii
3/s May
%
%
14,600
3%
35/8
400
3
3%
3,900
3
May
4%
7%
8
2
4%
2%
4,500
2
Jan
2%
5%
800
4'J
13
7%
6,300
7% May
28%
8%
5,300
G5/8 May
14
10c
•
3/8
2%
33/a
10,200
2% May
25%
47%
23
13
HI
400
Barry
Wright
Barton's
19,600
5%
Baruch-Foster
6,600
1%
41,000
Bearings
Inc
(A
Central
Central
Jan
$1.40
9% Feb
l3/8
12%
8%
14,400
1
13%
1
1
1
1
10c
5
May
10s/8 May
9,400
1%
1
8
9,600
8
May
May
18%
Jan
33/b
Jan
233/4
Charter
Jan
133/4
12,300
53/4
7%
3,700
85/8 May
53/4 May
4
33/4
4%
1,200
33/4 May
7
5% May
4% May
6%
53/4
■
6
4%
5,400
15% May
12 3/s
Jan
13%
13%
173/a
3,700
13 % May
41%
46
1,000
41% May
57%
5%
6%
6%
16,200
.1;
"91/4
1,100
101/4
62%
50%
50
—50
50
4%
51/4
3,500
10 %
10%
113/B
2,000
3%
4%
6,800
9%
May
10
Feb
Jan
5%
20
27
Mar
May
Ltd
"3/4
5V2
4%
3%
4%
4% May
10% May
9
Jan
Clayton
14
Jan
Cletrac
3"% May
5%
Jan
Clopay
4%
Jan
Club
11,000
3Z4 May
1%
"l
7,600
41/s May
93/a
Jan
13,600
33/4 May
123/a
Jan
5%
7
4%
May
16%
4%
6%
353/a
218
4,100
10
May
191/2
Jan
4,700
10
May
18%
Feb
1 %
May
2V4
Jan
1
May
IV2
8 3/4 Apr
121/8 May
153/4
Apr
22
Jan
7,500
18,500
12%
10
13%
123/4
10
13%
11/2
11,800
li/8
19,200
13%
500
1
50c
1%
li/4
1
1
7.50
lim
12%
7
Jan
Jan
9
11%
483/4
3,400
55%
Jan
3%
6%
19,500
3% May
113/4
Feb
1
73/4
61/4
8
2,900
61/4 May
IO1/2
Feb
1
7%
6
83/8
5,500
6
May
14%
Feb
1
7%
6
83/a
3,500
6
May
143/b
Jan
Inc
1
241/4
22%
1,000
221/4 May
30%
Feb
Birdsboro Corp
4
41/8
33/8
43/4
5,800
33/8 May
Blauner's
3
2%
2
2%
15,700
Berkey
Photo
Berkshire
Bloomfield
Class
Inc
11%
48
25
3,600
■
2
May
v
5% Jan
3%
Jan
1
10c
Hydratane Gas
(H
C)
Co
Inc
prior preferred
For footnotes,
33
•
100
see page
6%
7-
1
;
common,.
-
53/a
4%
30
5% May
7%
6,600
73/8
'4,200
34 %
4,300
30
May
20
98
Feb
100'/a 102
35.
Jan
10 % May
17,600
%
Jan
8% Mar
4% May
ln/8 May
5,700
8% May
3%
Feb
18%
Jan
16
:
Feb
4% May
l'r'
9
43%
102
•
'
Mar
Apr
Jan
May
'
lie May
7,700
17% May
27
17
May
26% Mar
100
61
Mar
64% May
',:5t:—
100
49 %
350
41S
45,600
33/4
':
6%
5
4%
5%
6
7%
Apr
14%
Feb
Feb
3 % May
300
10% May
5%
10,000
%
Jan
22%
Apr
18%
3,300
16%
233/4
62,600
10 %
15%
13,900
26
3%
86
2,900
160
6%
ll3/4
Manufacturing—4
50c
3%
•
Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Consolidated Royalty
Oil
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
1
Construction Products class A—
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
-1
Continental Connector Corp cl A—50c
Continental Materials Corp
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
1
114%
.
Mar
Apr
%
111
1
Jan
4 3/4
8,400
37,500
1
73%
360
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
15%
Feb
3% May
6%
Feb
3/4 May
1%
6
May
V
Jan
May
Jan
71
75
86% May
86%
100
83
Jan
13
18%
8,800
13
May
24%
26
28
400
26
May
33
30
30
100
30
Jun
42
86%
Jan
5% May
7
Jan
10%
11J
Jan
7,800
1
1,100
9% May
50 %
4%
Feb
15
300
Feb
13% Mar
62
Jan
23%
Apr
1
7%
Jan
16%
1,200
19% May
7.800
213/8
.
Feb
6 % May
3% May
1%
%
91/2
600
7,100
10%
193/4
Feb
Mar
% May
25,400
43/8 May
34,300
10% May
23% Mar
203ij Mar
1%
v:
Jan
9%
Apr
106,600
9% May
12%
193/8
11,400
12 % May
34%
Feb
14
17%
30,800
14
Jan
191/2
Apr
6%
4,600
9%
5%
13
13%
13
6%
2,500
9%
13,000
5% May
May
13
8
18%
Jan
Feb
6% May
15% Mar
10 V4
Jan
Jan
7,200
4% May
113/4
123/4
500
11% May
14
13
13%
600
13
May
20
14
1
10
New
75% May
104
12%
33/a
__
9
Feb
12% May
93/4
6%
13%
41/2
700
9%
12%
17%
15%
Jan
3 % May
1,100
1
14/2
Feb
34%
8/700
53/4
1
6%
21%
May
13
12%
Mar
35
Jan
11 %
10% May
26
6%
3/4
1 j3«
20
700
108
6
12%
4%
25
3%
3%
75%
107
18
Oils vtc
Jan
73/8
May
i7fl Mar
IS3/, May
153/4
65%
Inc—
4
6%
13% Mar
4,b00
26
1
5% May
52,000
2.50
1
Inc
10%
14,600
6
Cooper-Jarrett
May
83/4
4%
Caribbean
G
4%
7
Electronics
Feb
8,000
14
Corp—
Feb
11*6
8,200
7 IS
19%
5
2
1% Mar
1? May
li May
% May
11%
4
Jan
4%
4
3%
5%
Feb
31
2 3/8 May
10 3/4
5%
Corporation
Products Co
% May
4"%
73/4
8%
4%
103%
5
6%
Corp
5% May
10,200
3%
Lambert
May
22,200
10
1
&
Jan
5
lo
71%
a
Jan
2,700
9%
1%
%
Co
7%
IS
71%
86%
17%
28
30
Oil
Feb
40
May
ii
1
———
59% May
■A-
6
17%
Power 3.50%
Oil Co Ltd—
May„
33/4 May
44,100
3
23/a
__
1
10
1
Electric
52 % Mar
Jan
Mar
35
Feb
200
6
18
5
1
America
Jan
4%
6,500
1%
pref—100
Power & Light 4%
pfd
100
Securities Corp common
1
series B convertible preferred-*
convertible preferred
•
Consolidated
-
Building Industries Inc—
A
Blossman
5%%
Inc
Inc
Frocks
Bickford's
Bohack
Co
Mar
11
363/4
110
10o
1
Colonial Corp of
America
50c
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
1
Commercial Metals Co
5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Cnw,*»"dvnp
Cnmoration
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Consul Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Cohu
Feb
9%
18%
9%
Watch
3,600
4,500
5
—1
1
1
Co__
&
M)
Aluminum
Coastal
Jan
13% May
-
453/4
Benrus
11%
25
1
1
•
20
Ltd vtc_l
16%c
:
Co_
l/o
May
19%
Jan
5%
Feb
434 Mar
4%
%
5%
20%
16%
5
2%
32%
103/8
6%
4%
4%
19%
%
3%
8%
1
2%
7%
5%
8
1%
7%
21
5%
6%
~3%
"4%
4,100
3% May
3%
3%
2,800
3% May
%
3/4
44,000
% May
3%
5%
22,900
3 % May
Feb
131/4
1
25c
53/4
56
•
Corp
Corporation--
Clary
10% May
3% May
4
9%
Corp
Jan
May
2%
1%
35
__
1
Chromalloy Corp_,
10c
Cinerama Inc_——.
—.-----lo
Circuit Foil Corp
-25c
C K
P Development Ltd
*
Clark Cable Corp—
10c
Clark Controller Co
1
Clarostat Manufacturing
Co
1
Jan
5%
Instrument
10% Mar
% May
623/4
Inc
Petroleums
Clausner Hosiery
4%
17%
(A S) Shoe Corp
Telephone of Canada
Belock
10,200
Feb
Apr
19 S' Apr
73/4 May
16,700
5-50
Maine
Christiana
26 % Mar
46
50c
Bell
1,900
213/4
Chicago Rivet & Machine——————2
Chief Consolidated Mining
1
Jan
17
9V2 May
453/4 May
Beck
8%
22
Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc—
Feb
1
*
1
7%
17
Cherry-Burrell
Feb
—
25c
5
173/a
Co—
Century Geophysical Corp——;
Chamberlin Co of America
Century
Jan
7
1
1
common
new
934
5,700
li7«
18%
Light $5 preferred-*
Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s (Id
(J W)
Central
Feb
1%
5% May
13%
103/s
12%
1
Bayview Oil Corp common
6% convertible class A___
1,400
7%
21%
Central Hadley Corp
33% Mar
1
6%
1
10c
Corp
10%
5
—*
*
1
&
Catalin Corp of
Jan
56%
ill May
3,900
5%
1%
Corp
12% May
12
Co
Castle
Jan
May
23
1
6%
12%
Corp
Candy
300
81/2
Broadcasting
Power
Carter
Mar
May
46
273/4
46
13
50c
13
13
City
Carreras
Feb
11%
10
50o
Construction
193/8
10%
Homestead
Cities
Carolina
Jan
18%
6%
Bargain Town USA Inc
Engineering Co
15%
11% May
%
Co
Southern
Carnation
Jan
May
3% May
67,400
14%
3%
May
7%
Barnes
8% May
6,200
4%
Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
•
BarChris
Feb
4,000
14%
%
5
preference
Capital
Jan
13
14%
10c
Inc
Jan
3
Jan
10%
43/4
2
12%
11%
Ltd
Cement Co Ltd common
Capital
Jan
2
~3%
3 %
Andes American shares—
Industries
May
2%
11%
1
———1
——1
Ltd
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Canaveral International
11*6 Mar
8%
Oil Ltd
Banner
41,200
5%
37% May
~83/4
9%
1
2.50
10c
1
2.50
*
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd pariic pfd—10
Canadianwide Properties Ltd
1
Canadian Williston Minerals
6c
Feb
27
2% May
50o
•
lo
23
Mar
8
May
123/a
10%
14%
shares—3c 6d
--25c
& Oil
Oils Ltd
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd
Canadian Javelin Ltd
Chemical—
Common
303/4
23
4
43,300
Ltd—
Bread
Canadian
Feb
Jan
96 3/s May
5,300
12
7%
27
18%
9% May
933/a
300
96
900
—
4%
'.
10
Company
(The)
4
__
9
preferred—.
Inc
Fire Insurance
Canada
Jan
8,100
common
Baldwin-Montrose
Jan
Jan
3%
Canadian Export Gas
Mar
;
6 3/4
4,200
class A—1
Mar
17%
•
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas
Baker Industries Inc
5 A
10%
15%
7
3%
preferred
preferred
Canada
Feb
79
253/4 May
43/4
99% 100
3
May
3% May
8% May
20%
Campbell Machine
123/8 May
May
32 % May
26%
94 %
6%
6%%
33/a
11%
$2.50
4% Mar
13/4
Corp
Collieries
Ayrshire
Feb
10
1
1
*
$3.00 preferred——,————
Canada
253/4
10c
Products Inc com
Feb
c
Apr
9
1,800
42%
"
1
Corp
8%
17%
30c
<ss
$1.50
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel
15,400
10%
1%
Inc
Devices
7% May
14% May
29% Mar
Luuionion Corp Liu
California Electric Power common
10
2%
Centers Inc
100
8,600
May
Enterprises
Calgary
May
2% May
25%
General Industries Inc
Atlas
Avien
9
4%
10 pesos
Feb
7%
15%
15
21 %
Inc
Co
May
6 3/s
2,500
;
3%
23/a
32%
41
1
Atlas
Aurora
3
8
1%
Corp
Development Corp
Atlas Corp
option warrants
Audio
BVD
8 34
2,300
Co
Shoe
Butler's
Feb
2%
Golfo Sugar
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
7% May
25
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
1%
del
Atlantica
3,300
21%
Feb
1
5p
Associated Testing Labs
Astrex
6 5/8
•
10
lo
•
lOo
33 %c
73/4
10%
223%
1
..34%
2%
Laundries
4,300
25% May
4,100
American dep rets ord
193/4
12
8
.
1
40o
of America
Gas Co
Associated
Jan
28%
29,400
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
17% Feb
14
14%
£1
1
1
Hill
Mines
May
39,200
14%
24%
rets regular
Associated Food Stores Inc
Jan
36
25%
5%
Camden
1
deposit
American
3
11%
preferred-
serial
Vrr'i %' Jan
Industries—
Electric
Associated
Feb
1»1! May
3%
Jan
4
Oil Corp Ltd
Asamera
39%
42,800
8%
convertible
i5o May
%
11%
Inc
35
May
5%
4%
Feb
May
14%
warrants
May
27
43/a
reg
Co Inc
common
Burnell & Co
18% Mar
32 %
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co com
35c
convertible
preferred
Mar
32
500
£1
Industries
Burma
6% Mar
14%
Co
2.50
4.72% pfd-100
Gas
Louisiana
2%
Apr
14% May
Jan
175
32%
,28% />
Hi,
6%
4%
25c
ord
Company__——-.i--—66%c
Plan common
50c
Feb
2%
————.—50c
Inc
47,000
Jan
45
Ltd—
Co
Co
Jan
May
113/4
8%
Feb
2%
2% Mar
7%
10s
Ltd
Jan
2 3/s
Jan
Jan
6
153/8
Jan
2
19%
Jan
1%
Jan
15%
Jan
4%
B
Bunker
65% Jan
52
87/a
10s
registered
Mills
6%
8% Mar
52
1,600
84,000
32
7%
(EL)
Buell
73/8 Mar
5%
2%
Budget Finance
851/2 May
43/4 May
1
1% May
26 % May
33/8
32
B S F
Jan
Jan
781%
Jan
5%
;
1% May U ,/;':v
4%
26%
27
Bruck
Feb
851/2
2%
3%
32
3%
10%
Bruce
Feb
84%
4% May
11% May
Distillers cl A com—30c
Rubber
60c
7%
?■
3,700
2%
1%
——27%
preferred
4%
Jan
5%
20c
Company—
Forman
Class
171/4 Mar
6%
11,300
"
*
rets
dep
Brown
Jan
9%
May
2%
Power
Instrument
Brown
Feb
141/2
May
9,900
7%
6
11%
0
pfd—100
_
4%%
Arkansas Power & Light
Co.
Amer
Brooks
Jan
6%
101/4 May
1
1
Co
Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co
&
Petroleum
9% Mar
73/4 May
21/2 May
900
2%
3%
1%
1
ord—•
1
*
1
———1
Assn
ord
dep rets
Columbia
British
Mar
9
2%
dep rets ord bearer
Arner
British
Feb
4%
41/8 May
41/2 May
9
51/4
1
Apollo
Armour
Amer
Jan
4%
1,800
3%
Traction Light & Pow
Corp
Brown
3%
30,900
13%
2 % May
British. American Tobacco—
6% Mar
5%
6 3/4
11%
Inc
Works
Gear
Petroleums Ltd
British American Oil Co
89% May
5
3%
4%
1
10c
Britalta
Jan
43/4
4
4%
Jan
2%
6%
13 %
1
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
107% Mar
8>%
'
Argus
Breeze
Jan
"V'mm,
May
78
Foote
Brazilian
24 % Mar
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
High
—1.50
.
America
Brandywine Raceway
Jan
78
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostufa-Wupperman
1
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
20c
Arkansas
Brad
5% Mar
13% May
Low
•
Cabol
Corp
Pools
17;'
Jan
33/4
78
—~
American Exploration Ltd
Anthony
Bourjois Inc
Bowling Corp of
for Week
of Prices
8,300
Corp—,
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
15% May
Jan
8
2,500
1
2
5
5
—20o
2
Corp of Del
5% preferred
American Seal-Kap
Chemical
Jan
17
£1
50o
12.50
shares
American
Ansul
Feb
4%
87 3/s Mar
Chica Oil
Bolsa
Paper Mills Ltd—
American Israeli
Anglo
17%
May
13%
17
20
•
1
25o
Co
Feb
9% May
14
May
10,100
1...—
Business
3% May
41% May
3% May
7,000
11%
Jan
13%
May
3
4,300
25,900
53%,
4%
50o
Allied Paper Corp
3
Alloys Unlimited Inc
10c
Almar Rainwear Corp
1
AlSCO IllC
^
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
Ambassador
Oil Corp
1
American Beverage Corp
1
American
15%
103/4 May
13,000
3%
3
41%
'
Allied Control Co Inc
American
23/4 Mar
-
*
Alabama Great Southern
50
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
5%
preferred
—
-100
Alaska Airlines Inc—
........1
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rtcs American shs_
All American Engineering Co
10c
All-State Properties Inc
1
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
£1%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
5%%
convertible preferred
10
Andrea Radio
2,600.
33/8
50%
A
American
3
12
:/Jan
3"
May'
4% May
2 % Mar
13,900
Par
High
% May
America—
Airport Parking Corp of
American
7%-;'
2%
•
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
American
2
12
2%
1234
1
—lOo
Aerosol Techniques Inc
v
12
1
1
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Aero-Flow
Class
i%;:,.
4%
7%
2flC
1
10
lOo
common
Wire
Acme
3,300
30,900
Construction Corp
&
Precision
Acme
"2%"
%
1%
Low
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2 ,
2%
Petroleum Corp class A—1
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
10c
Aberdeen
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
"
Sales
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range for Week Ending June 1.
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current - year,
1
Feb
Jan
10% Feb
Jan
14%
21%
14,700
14% May
387a
13%
18
15,800
13 % May
20%
Jan
5%
2,400
4% May
8%
Jan
2%
4%
35,400
1% May
3%
Jan
29%
36
1,200
29% May
44%
Jan
10
10%
1,300
10
1%
7
12,700
434
5
17,200
3%
5
8,200
4%
May
43/4 May
4%
Feb
3% May
May
18
17 % Mar
12%
6
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
24%
Jan
19%
18
6,800
%
2,700
% May
1
Jan
15,100
1,300
2% May
5%
Jan
7% May
11%
%
2%
4%
7 %
8%
34
1
3/4
24,900
Apr
1%
2%
5,600
1% May
5%
8%
5,700
5% May
Jun
5%
5%
1,900
5%
5%
8%
5.800
5% May
1
1%
12,900
8%
3b,7O0
.5
20%
43/4
21
5%
1
May
5
May
1,000
191/4 May
6,800
4% May
1%
4%
Feb
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2620)
Monday, Jurte 4, 1062
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 1)
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Prlee
American Stock Exchange
$1
Cott
Courtaulds
Carrier
Creole
Crose
.6%
4,100
6
May
9%
Jan
7%
9.200
5
May
lift
Feb
18 ft May
Feb
20
Yv<Y 21
36 ft
Corp
Central
3ft
Corp—25#
(Md)
B
Crown
Crystal
"4%
25s
Drug Co
Oil & Land
Cuban
Tobacco
3%
lOo
Petroleum
6ft
Co
B
class A
4%
1,000
7%
Jan
'
37 ft
2%
lift
3,800
7
5
3ft
5% May
4ft
10
5,000
3%
2,800
28
Feb
May
3ft May
6,000
6ft
6ft
28
2% May
1,400
5,600
12%
10
43
Feb
57/8
8
11%
48,800
8
May
21
8ft
300
8
May
9
16
Mar
12 ft
9
13
12 ft
9ft
12%
24,100
9
May
5,600
9
ft May
5ft
4ft
5ft
18,000
]
9
7ft
9 3/4
129,800
£1
S
2.50
3D
Electric
American dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing.
_r
Inc
Foods
Gilbert
C)
(A
Gilchrist
15% Mar
5ft
43/8
4%
4ft
1%
10ft
1
„•
•
lift
95 ft
951/4
97 ft
2u0
17 ft
15
19 ft
23,300
Distilleries class B
Mills
Knitting
93/a
Jan
Gloray
5 3/i
Apr
Gobel
7
Jan
Goldfield Consolidated
35/a
4%
420
Mar
12%
Jan
61/2
4,200
5% May
103/e
Jan
5ft
3,500
5
5ii
Jan
Gordon
Mar
Gorham
Dejay
Stores
8 %
debenture
28%
'-.w
—ft.
113/8
10
Mar
113/8
10
4,500
Feb
May
stock
7ft
5ft
8ft
5,000
51/2 May
22 ft
18 ft
22 ft
2,500
18 'ft May
291/2
Jan
Gray
149 ft
Apr
139 ft 145
20
139 ft May
8
6ft
83/4
9,000
6'ft May
1
7
63/8
7ft
2,200
I
7ft
5%
8
6% May
51% May
250
10
%
ft
25,400
Dielectric Products
4ft
3%
4ft
DUbert's
3ft
2ft
3ft
23/4
Detroit
Industrial
&
Devon-Palmer
7%
;
Manufacturing
Products
Oils
Ltd
Engineering Co Inc 1
Quality Supermkts com—lOo
1st
preferred
10
38,900
Amer
Co
Feb
Manufacturing
Great
123/4
Jan
Basins
Great
Feb
2,900
63/4
10s
2,300
21/2 May
5%
Jan
3ft
2,900
2 3/4 May
5 3/s
Jan
1
conv
4
l
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class
A
Dixon
Research
Chemical
&
Dome Petroleum
Dominion
Ltd
Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
&
Chemical
Co
Ltd
% Jan
Brewery
9ft May
4,400
2ft
43/4
53/8
7,100
9
8ft
9%
13,800
~83/4
"8 ft
8%
2,200
8,100
ft
Jan
Hydraulics
Gridoil Freehold Leases
Grow
Corp
8ft May
14% May
133/4 May
12% May
18 ft
37
38 ft
325
37
May
43
7
Mar
8
7ft
81/4
7,600
33
28 ft
34%
25,600
dep rets
(The) Co
Hnslprt
ord
52 ft
11%
--
lOa
4 A
11%
12,800
17 y4
500
8%
11%
8,000
4ft
600
2%
3,200
6%
200
8%
15c
6ft
8%
15,900
■'
27 ft
23%
28%
17% Mar
2%
l
Devices
10%
l
3%
i
A
9ft
25
Frelghtways
Eastern
States
Inc
Corp
lft
4,300
2%
68,100
lift
8
128,000
19%
*
I
Dev
Feb
28 ft
May
Missile
Electronics Corp of
H
9% May
& B
Facilities
9ft May
Jun
173/8
153/8
Jan
30
Apr
Apr
21ft Mar
May
10ft
Apr
4 % May
8ft
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
8
r>
1%
2ft
78,200
23/8
43/a
188.<00
53/8
6%
3,100
2%
21/8
3ft
55,300
7ft
'
25
4
ft
lft
1
5
xvxexy*
12
25
Jan
26%
Feb
12,400
3
May
5%
Feh
lft
6,700
2%
33/4
1%
.
r
Jan
1
May
12
May
16
Jan
41
Mar
7,300
3ft
3%
4,600
14
3/8
10%
14
27,3/8
20 ft
2% May
53/4
Jan
3ft
6 3/4
Jan
1
Jan
271/2
12
8 %
269,300
15%
May
15,500
Apr
Jan
23
14
May
20ft May
23 3/4 May
4,000
14,700
27%
Jun
ft Mar
8,000
16 ft
23%
in
35ft May
400
-•
26
Jan
May
13
8ft
Feb
2 ft
3r»,/-
3ft
8ft
10
u
4ft
12
1% May
23/8 May
53/a May
8
25
3
'•
200
78
21/2
443/a Mdr
46%
Jan
4 5/s
Feb
3%;
"26,000
4ft
""2,"300
33/4 May
5,900
10 ft May
28 ft
Apr
8% May
13% Jan
33,4 May
5 ft
Apr
2ft May
3%
Jan
6 ft
Hartfield
93/b Mar
May
6ft May
233/4 May
103/s
34
Stores
Electric
16,700
11% May
20%
Feb
Light
Industries
Haven
15
133/4
11%
15
8ft
_1
Inc
oft
2ft May
Hazel
4,200
33/4 May
73/8 May
37
May
4% May
7ft
Feb
13 ft
Feb
8
Feb
19
May
170
May.
180
50
140
May
165
Feb
Inc
Bishop
Mining Co
Heller
Instruments
4%
Jan
1,600
153/8 May
203/a
Jan
Hilton
52,600
4% May
133/a
Jan
Hoe
16 ft
15%
"7 ft
4%
8
153/4
20,300
12% May
24 ft
4,100
7%
73/4:
3,500
7,200
ft
5 ft Mar
23/4 May
6 Vs May
6 Vb
lift
Jan
Y? 9% Mar
May
i9c
Jan
lft
ft May
ft Apr
Jan
%
22,100
5ft
9%
40,600
5% May
13% Mar
/tt
5 7a
'(%
11,600
5% May
12ft
10 ft
11
13 ft
10 ft
15 ft
5%
6ft
3,100
5ft May
93/4
Jan
15 ft
2 ■)%
32.<j00
15 ft May
323/8
Feb
6%
8,700
4 ft May
10 ft
Jan
6 ft
6,000
8ft
Jan
12%
2ft
3ft
5,400
5
4%
6%
4,100
4% May
9ft
2ft
3%
2ft May
6%
Jan
34-/8
7,200
12,000
32
3%
44
2%
3ft
43
36
103ft
30
3%
45,100
471/4
2%
3
750
8,600
32
Jan
Feb
5
Finance
Oil
55%
Jan
5
5 ft
300
5 ft
43/4
5%
2,600
43/4 May
9ft
7
10
5,900
7
May
i
9
8
10
8
May
15ft
5ft
Feb
32
J an
2%
3ft
3,300
1,400
ft
lb,000
2*«•
"ft
8ft
7%
9
"II10c
5ft
4
5%
3,300
19,100
3*2
7ft Feb
7ft
May
40
98
Jun
106
Feb
Apr
80
Mar
70
101
"7 ft
10 ft
15,900
7ft May
3ft
YloW
133/a
3ft
15,000
3 Vb Mar
13 ft
2,300
21,800
Feb
153/8
Jan
Feb
4
13% Mar
4
lift
Jan
Y
12
l3/4
lft
33/4
Jan
3ft
Jan
3 ft May
63/4
Jan
2,200
4
18ft
300
1%
4
May
lft May
15V8 May
263ft
Feb
Jan
12
-
b%
73/a
19,100
6 ft May
12 ft
1
2%
21ft
2%
5,700
2 ft May
3%
10 ft
10%
3,100
17.%
8ft
5,400
lft
2,500
1
5
18'/2
181/8
19 ft
2,700
1%
1 'ft
1%
10,200
9%
7
10ft
&
Hardart
Electric
Hubhell
Class
Hudson
/
lft
25 Vb
Jan
1
ft May
2%
Apr
1,000
7
May
20ft
J3n
May
44 ft
Apr
36
30
36 ft
3,300
30
1
13%
lift
13%
3,100
11 ft May
•
A
10%
93/8
11
6,800
93/b May
Co
525
1
26 ft
129
Jan
18 ft Mar
15%
Feb
Y 14ft Mar
8 ft May
2,300
29
100
—2.50
Mar.
36
May
Feb
190
May
135
410
25
4,400
21 ft May
42 ft
Jan
96%
97ft
350
963A May
101%
Jan
26
24%
211/4
28 '/2
500
26
129
130
;
971/2
6%
4
6
5
Inc class A com
171/8
17%
18ft
33 ft
Apr
May
9ft
Apr
l7J/s May
Y 22 ft
Feb
4
4,200
v.
2,100
Y
May
.
5
B. common...
Manhattan
:
163/4
2,900
16 3/4 May
21% Mar
26 3/4
'24ft
27%
2,500
24 ft
May
34
Feb
1
lOo
1
Co
,17%
.10
Corp cl A
Products Inc
Hycon Manufacturing
Hydromatics Inc
;
10
26 ft
_
:
Co
&
Hudson Vitamin
8ft
28 ft
•
•
common
Motors
(Harvey)
93/8
7.50
Co
Apt1
May
May
18 Vb
•
class
10%
5 ft May
1
Jan
14 ft Mar
May
5ft
lft
•
•
A)
10
81/4
Group Inc
Ltd
10
__25c
—50o
1
preferred
(The) Mfg Co
Howell
,
Jan
May
98
31/4
50c
Hoskins
Jan
73/a May
Co
(Geo
&
5%
Jan
2% May
Horn
17ft; Jan
10c
18
6 V2
Mines
Horn & Hardart Baking
Jan
3%
May
Jan
151/8
Class B
Hormel
Jan
May
2 3/4 May
5
473/8
17 ft
"warrants"
A
Home
103 ft May
3ft May
May
2.50
Hotels
Home
39 ft Mai-
993/a
43
Feb
28
3*.
'4
98
10
50c
(R) & Co Inc common
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Jan
3%
102
22 ft
77
pa. 1/2
1
25c
.
Hoffmah International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inc
Jan
6ft
1
10c
Jan
10 Vb May
"
10c
-
Feb
10 ft May
100
Inc
14ft
4,200
16,700
2,600
'
Feb
6ft
2u*/b
i
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
33/4
6ft
Feb
Jan
Mdr
77
mi/,
100
—
Class
15 ft
pfd.
& Co 5ft%
Higbie Manufacturing Co
:
Highway Trailer Industries com..
5%
convertible preferred
Hill's Supermarkets Inc
1%
1
or
633/4 May
'
lft May
i
$l
(W E)
preferred
21,200
io
Ltd
6 ft May
1,500
23/4
■
25c
__16%o
Co
Helmerich & Payne Inc
Hercules Gallon Products
Feb
3%
Co
45,000
303/a Mar
3,700
'
\
Corporation
8/4
7OV4
)/.
•
Feb
53
5ft May
2ft May
;
4
•
1i5G
100
preferred
14%
ft
b 78
Hebrew National Kosher Foods In6__50c
lft
l
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics
243/8
%
Jan
Feb
1 1*6
5ft
Ero
17ft May
b
9ft
4ft
153/8
Jan
5ft
common
5 ft May
2,300
63/4
10c
May
May
22 ft
Aoo
Corp
10,500
3ft
10c
1 ft
^uc
common
8%
19 ft
10c
inc
123/e Mar
5ft
6^ 3
1
1
Co
Feb
6
17 ft
2
8
1
pfd
rr,
25
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Mar
101/2
1
10
—
Harvey's Stores class A
Apr
33/4
14%
25c
Inc
Hastings Mfg Co.
Havana
Lithographing
8ft May
•
Steel
(Paul)
4ft
•
:
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Feb
30,500
4ft
convertible preferred
Rule
r
1O3/4
r,'——2
Corp
Harn
Feb
20
16ft
143/4
l
Air Freigui Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Evans
ft
2
__—10c
Hamilton Electro
J
1st
r
28%
83/B May
23 ft May
000.'
HayTvLahip. uo——x
Feb
50
145
6ft
America
Inc
Eureka
.
21ft
171
25o
Corp
cum
d
20 ft May
9
May
2,900
3%
1.
American Corp
Feb
45
8ft
lOo
Emery
6%
350
5ft
19
140
1
Inc
&
y
52 ft
13%
Electronic
Communications
1
Electronic Research Associates Inc_10c
Electronic Specialty Co
50o
Corp
3,200
8%
Feb
2% May
2% Jan
H
1
Ltd
Corp
Electronic Assistance Corp
Forge
26
8
3%
1
rM
.•
l
Electrographic
$2
6,100
40
170
a
Corporation
2.000
93/4
7%
4%
i
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
4ft
3%
37
20c
common
$7
Erie
231/2
83/s
3
Heli-Coil Corp
Inc
class
Eastern
Equity
5,700
37
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Company
Emerton
1.200
8.100
1
Inc
Apr
E
Emenee
%
123/s
17%
1 % May
Mar
Heinicke
El-Tronics
4,200
57,800
11
ouc
Corp
Industries
Industries
Hecla
&
2?
.
Feb
Mar
'
ioo
America
3%
2ft
6ft
2ft
•
— .>»•
Corp new common
Duval Sulpliui & PoLaot. ou
Dynalectron
Corp
Electronic
Land
Hartford
reg
~
9ft
lbV4
1
Test;
of
10 ft
j
Ho*.
and
8% May
1% Apr
2,700
23/4
35
'
•
American
Mines
11
%
20 3/4 Mar
400
7,500
l
Durham
Elder
Feb
3,900
9
——
American
Gulton
113/4 Mar
143/4
32.50
Duraloy
Edo
15 ft
2
313/4 Mar
"
173/8
i
Co
17ft Mar
May
6% May
17ft May
28% Jan
83/s
,5
Gulf & Western Industries—
Jan
153/8
a
Air
Jan
3,900
24 ft
class A com—•
Inc
25%
Gulf
Jan
12 5/8
Co
Can
Fab
35
12ft May
16% Jan
19 ft
2
72
17%
14'
18ft
7,700
14
May.
28 3/8
Jan
18
2%
1%
2%
7
51/8
7
44,000
3,800
2.50
0
63/b
4ft
18 ft
173/4
19%
-33ftc
5%
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
26
Jun
Jan
14ft
May
4 Vb May
173/4
Jan
15%
•
5 Vb
2,400
6%
4
1% May
24,200
Jan
F
Fabrex
Corp
Fairmont
Falcon
Fanny
j
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated
Felmont
Purchaser
Petroleum
Filmways
Financial
First
63/4
5,500
5ft May
8%
3%
5
7ft
Jan
41/t
6ft
4;400
4,200
3% May
5%
4ft May
9%
Jan
1
26%
lft
1%
2%
2/4
2%
lOc
9ft
7%
10 ft
5
5
5ft
22,900
Inc
Ltd
class
A._
Corp
i
Inc
25c
General
National
Corp
Mines
5ft
4%
l
Co
Seaboara Drilling Co
Farmer Candy Shops
6ft
Zl
.1.50
j
Chemical
Corp
Realty
ioo
10c
60c convertible preferred..
8
Warrants
Firth
Flying
Ford
Porter
(M H)
Tiger
Motor
Forest
Frestiillo
Friendly
filler
2.50
Co
Co
Line
of
1
Inc
Frost
For
A >
10%
1
i
263/4
4,400
May
313/4
Apr
lft
29,800
l3/a May
l3/4
Jan
45,100
2ft May
4 000
7% May
25
5
May
4ft
6ft
12,100
4ft May
13 ft
16%
20,800
13 ft May
3ft
4ft
8,700
3ft May
lift
13 ft
2,100
lift May
lft Jan
lft
4%
13
10 ft
8 ft
2
13,200
6%
31,700
193/4
12,000
12
lift
133 ft 135
4
14%
8
93/b
~8%
4%
7ft
3
8%
5ft
1,400
Feb
Insurance Co
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
see
International Breweries
Jan
Jan
Intex
Jan
4,600
7ft May
Investors Funding Corp
Investors Royalty—.,
Inc:
I
6 ft May
384/2
423/8
9,700
38 ft May
49"%
Jan
; 12 y8
13%
9,700
12ft May
17
Jan
"6 ft
7
4ft
3ft
53/8
5
15 ft
201/2
4%
53/4
22 ft
9
841/4
4%
10 ft
72
10
85 ft
4ft
~43/8
143/4
1
23/4
30%
3ft
5ft
6ft
cl A„5
4%
28%
10,800
2.10 i
3
May
43/4 May
5ft May
28
May
Jan
—
9%
Jan
6 ft
Jan
Public Service Co 3.90%
Iron Fireman Manufacturing
Jan
Irving Air Chute
13
40 ft
Feb
Iowa
Israel-American
pfd—100
1
.
.1
Oil
Corp—
lOo
12
5
2%
1,500
5,800
107
4ft May
7%
Jan
393/4
Jan
3ft May
7%
Abr
'
„
5 ft
12
May
2 3/4
3 Vb
Jarr
Jan
20%
4,100
353/4 May.
17
20 ft
1,600
17
8ft Mar
23 ft
May
16 3%
495,800
Mar
28% Mav
80ft
'3/8
J?n
14ft Feb
May
-
ft
Mar
35 ft
May
4,200
2,700
9
72
Feb
7
Jpn
15ft May
4,500
"1,300
10,400
-4,200
1,100
Jan
J'.n
7
3ft May
5
15
23/4
6,000
Jan
12
90 /
May
84
2,200
:
6%
'
113/4
8%
Apr
"
__33ftc
(N Y)
320
Y
6ft May
6,900
8
88ft
84
.1
5
Oil Company—
Jan
10,000
"8
i
International Holdings Corp!
International
Products
Jan
5,900
32 ft
Feb
14
4,600
28
Feb
16ft
5ft
31ft
3%
9ft
Feb
8 3/8
4,300
7ft
41
12 ft
10%
May
5
6ft
6ft
7
5
America—
30%
160
4%
35.
of North
8ft May
6%
page
10 ft May
Feb
133 ft May
5ft
5
May
American
225
Zl
Co...
4% May
13
6%
M C Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—
dep rets ord reg——
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada)
-*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp—
-1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp
50o
Industrial Plywood Co Inc.
____25o
Inland Credit Corp class A,
1
Inland Homes Corp..
".
_1
21 ft Mar
21
I
17,600
lOc
Company..
12
•
Inc
footnotes,
6
17%
1
Inc
Canada
Inc..
(The)
f Geo
13
1
City Enterprises.
Fotochrome
3%
1%
Sterling Inc
Fischer &
Feb
& Construction
common
Fishman
6ft
16
25
-
87
•
29%
J)n
Feb
Mav
Feb
May
ft
.
Apr
29 5/a
39% tvttv
lft
lOo
(The)
Industries
Warrants
Gulf States Land
8%
14%
Driver
Eastern
8ft
1
14%. Jan
133/4
Drilling & Exploration Co
Eastern
Jan
70q
2
5
Products
4% Apr
8ft May
18 ft May
141/4
•
Eastern
Company.
Stores
Guerdon
Feb
16%
Ltd
Corp
d
201/4
50o
9o
Greer
3ft Mar
153/B
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Dynamics
11
17 ft
30
Hardeman
Duro
99
113/4 May
1,100
lift
common—60c
nreferred series A
6%
6-fk May
12%
•
Corp
Harris
3,000
Feb
1%
Yl2% Jan
103ft Jan
Jan
29,400
10 ft
1
1
Feb
•
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
Draper
2,000
23/„
5
7.50
common
S2
Dow
10 ft
2ft
5ft
•
Ltd
Co
91/2
2ft
400
•
Dominion
Inc
53/4
10%
2ft
Bridge Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver
5 156
17
Jan
8-ft
2
20c
Co
Producers
Great Western
Jan
3ft
Petroleum
Lakes
Grocery
reg__
0
Jan
13% Mar
May
13%
<c%
.5
Co
Bowling Corp
Great Lakes Chemical Corp.
Ltd—
dep rets ord
8
•
8%
12
3/s May
3% May
"
4% May
40ft
16% May
3
Feb '■
12% Mar
Grlesedieck
Distillers
15/
Jan
Mar
30 ft
Great American Industries Inc—_—10c
100
1
Gasket
A
Corporation
Rapids Varnish
Grand
Jan
class
B
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit
31
12%
Jewelry
50o
\
Mfg class A
Dennison
3
94ft
13 ft
6 ft
10
16%
•
1
4
1
Goodway Printing Co Inc—
5ft
3%
l6ft
May
113/4
19ft
-1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
5%
5ft
100
5,300
%
1
1
1
1
•
11
1
Inc
Mines
6ft
20
Inc
12 ft
~7ft
•
Inc
1
Brothers
J
10
20
1
Inc
Day Mines Inc
10o
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com__20o
Davidson
16%
10 ft
5
11/4 Mar
(Adolf)
19
11
•
•
I
73/4
10 ft
13,200
Y 2,500
1
Co Inc
41/3 May
1%
113/g
100'
1
4o
Systems,
v10ft
100-
Jan
2%
May
May
7% May
1 ft May
10ft May
27,900
1 ft
I
43/a May
5%
7%
lft
Co
11,100
2%
93/4
n-v
12 "
27
—50c
class A
13,200
5
2
2 '
1
.
Z 6% May
May
3iJ Mar
ft
Jan
Jan
Mail
4ft May
7ft May
25,700
Mines Ltd
3,200
80s
1 ft
98
13/4 Apr
53/4 May
5,700
—50c
Co
Union
2,800
123/a
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Security
12.n~~i
7ft
1%
10 ft
Corp
com
Giant Yellowknife
"E'/a
.
lift
Corporation
Genung's Incorporated^
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
—
Globe
50o
.
Stores
Controls
~4
Ltd—
Co
General
Globe
2.50
l83/a
35%
53ft
Glenmore
Daitch Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
8% May
26% May
96 ft Apr
lft
Giant
Feb
1
4.000
2,400
7ft
Giannini
Feb
8
_1
common
.
Feb
8
10%
28 ft
1%
General
Mar
10
34
8
"4 ft
"wts"
,General Plywood Corp
Jan
8
•
common
.
5ft Jan
Y.:8% Jan
^
7ft.Mar
17 ft Jan
35
23
High
26%
ft
1
1
Y
Feb
6ft May
Feb
40
28
—.100
1
General
i'\Y'
ioft
•
common—
General Gas Corp
v""'
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
General Development Corp..
Jan
;
10 ft
7
Shares
High
General Alloys Co
General Builders
Corp
Feb
2ft
May
6ft May
500
v
3%
4ft
30
32,700
'
6ft
;r
Co
Power
preferred—
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
5%
11% Mar
% May
36,800
for Week
Low
1
Inc
Gatineau
': Jan
•
Corporation
Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter Laboratories
30
5%
•
Co
v
1 ft
%
6
6
25o
1
:
5%
8ft May
Industries
Crown
Class
200
5%
B
1
Corp
Consolidated
Aluminum
Curtis
Feb
1,800
13%
lft
Corp
Crowley Milner & Co
Cubic
Garan
Jan
1,700
5
(Del)—80e
Industries Inc
United
Crown
16%
22ft
13% May
14
19 ft
20 ft
6
18 ft
18 ft
20 ft
13%
(ord reg)—£1
1
Corp
Petroleum
Cresmont
Jan
17
Ltd—
Instruments
Crane
Jan
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
G
Feb
18
17
common
American dep receipts
Cox
High
Low
High
17ft
1
preferred class A
•
Beverage Corp
—
1.80
Bottling Co of New England—1
Cott
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B non-voting
•
Coro Inc
•
& Reynolds
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Corroon
Friday
Sales
Last
STOCKS
26% Mar
Jan
i70 Mar
,
Number 6165
195
Volume
,■.
.
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
*
for Week
of Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sale Price
Low
High
Electro
Morse
Jefterson
Construction
Jefferson
Lake
15%
10,600
3%
2%
3%
2% May
7
5%
7
11,000
3,600
6
75c
2 (4
3%;.
6%
.
5
2
3
10c
Inc
Industries
23%
10% May
27/a
Corp" (The)
Jupiter
10(4
warrants
B
Jetronic
Corp
Petrochemicals
Jefferson Lake
Series
Co
Asbestos
14%
1
1
1
1
Glass Co
4(4
6%'
6 (4
5 :
2
•4,100
Mt
Diablo
Feb
Mountain
Jan
Movielab
12
Movie
Mar
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Company
&
*
Drug
Company
.
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co
Kavanau
i
Corp
Walter)
Kidde
Kilembe
Kin-Ark Oil Company
.
•
20%'
-
14
Inc
15%':
20(4
28(4
27 %
/; 21%
10 /
Muter
Jan
26%
class
Kii-Kebv-Natus
S)
«
(I
Kleinert
Klion
Stores
Uept
Inc_—.
Hotels Corp
Knott
Kostin
10%v
u%:'
*
Kropp
Electronics
Class A
i%
1%
i%:
4,800
Feb
Feb
Nachman
18 X
May
25
Feb
Namm-Loeser's
8% May.
9% May
14
Feb
■
.12%
1% May
IB May
3,000
14%
15%
900
14% May
18%
28%
25,500
21
May
35
500
9
May
14
Jan
1%
Feb
National
Jan
National Bowl-O-Mat
3%
3%
Feb
Apr
y%
lieS
%
A Jan
Apr
4
3% May
16
27,300
7%
National
National
Jan
28%. Jan
May
19
Electric
Weld
Equipment
Jan
<t,ou0
9% May
42,700
10(4 Mar
National Research
24 %
Jan
National
200
4% May
18% May
14
' May
15%
Jan
51,900
18% May
28%
11
18 (4
23%
1,003
.
5,200
1% May
4% May
9%
National
2% Mar
8,000
'
Industries
Presto
5,500
25%
10'/a May
10,900
8% May
13%
8%
2%
2%
2%
5,800
2%
1
3%
2%
3Va
2,800
4
2%
4
1,900
5%
Jan
10%
12
800
10% May
15
Jan
13 (4
15
20%
Jan
15
(4.
25%
Jan
Filter
2,600
13% May
4%
Motor
Products
4%
1,400
4(4 May
8
4%
6(4
7,900
4% May
6% Mar
Lefcourt
Le
Realty
class A
Corp
(R G) Inc
Tourneau
Levine's Inc
<-—
preferred
.5%
Oil
Livingston
Steel
Locke
-»—
.—
Chain
1%
1
1%
4% May
9
3
May
5%
1
May
16% May
294
23 %
10%-
9(4
'
19
A
1,200
"
—19
8
"May
8(4
300
Jan
8(4
Park
Process
,13,300
6% May
14%
Jan
7%
7%
38,800
5
May
11%
York
13
14%
1,400
13
May
18%
4%
3% May
1
1
(The) Co
Lodge & Shipley
1%
Land
(The)
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
Corp
10
5,200
17(4
15%
17%
,2,600
15% ..lay
23
65%
22
4
58 Va
66%
17,700
58% May
80%
Apr
21
22 %
2,400
20%
Feb
27%
Jan
3(4 May
6%
Apr
Feb
'
3%
4%
39
3,700
1
9
1,800
2,100
9 Va
7 Va
9°, 8
31,300
2%
2(4
2%
—
4
4
3, loG
1,100
—
Airlines
Mackey
800
25
4,600
6
29%
May
May
Inc
Industries
Macoid
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Maine
Corporation
Oil
Magna
Service
Public
Majestic Specialties Inc_
Mallory Randall Corp—I
Mangel Stores
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Martin-Marietta Corp warrants
18(4
16
21%
3%
3
1(4
6(4
33 (4c
*
lc
50c
7
••
10c
—1
13
'
/
6,600
-
*2,600
1%
7,700
3%
3,300
1
1%
6(4
18,400
20%
19
21(4
2,000
17%
6%
27 /
13%
17%
3,500
71/4
5
.
7%
...
.16 V.
9% Mar '
Feb
30%
>
2
Jan
Massey-Ferguson. Ltd
Industries
Maule
Inc
American
Canadian
Oils
Southern
26%
600
23
May
32
8%
4,200
7
May
13 %
1
10
9
700
9
May
14%
13%
11%
13%
6,800
11(4 May
2i(t
1%
2%
5o,900
1% May
14%
15 Va
2,600
Jan
18 Va
9,800
14% May
14(4 May
22%
14 Va
27 %
Feb
41
50
3,600
22
Jan
58 Va May
20 Va Mar
1%
1 Va
1
7,700
1 % May
2%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1,300
3% Jan
4%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
7,400
2(4
Jan
3(4
Feb
7%
10%
19,400
7% May
16'4
9%
8 Va
10
2,100
8% May
12-%
Feb
13 Va
11%
13%
2,200
11% May
19
Jan
13 Va
13 Va
13%
4,800
13% May
17%
Jan
1%
Jan
10
%
29%
31
,
8,600
8%
10
"
3,200
1%
Co
&
new
com
May
40%
Jan
6
May
10%
Jan
24%
9,900
8%
6
%
3 (4
24(4
4%
22%
J
1
10
11%
2%
10(4
•
Brass
Onio
Miami Extruders Inc
A
class
Inc
Industries
Miami
Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Michigan
Power
Ohio
Town
Midland
Associates
Midwest
76,700
preferred
4 (4%
Corp common
Wohl
4(4%
Milo
Co
35%
1,300
32
35 %
1,660
29(4 May
%
!7a
10,300
1%
4,100
4%
6%
18,000
2%
1%
2%
10,000
1(4 May
5
4%
5%
9,900
2
2
2
1,100
2
May
1
Mirro
4%
1,100
10%
2%
May
%
10 Va
22 % May
9
:
""%
Feb
10% May
*
Airlines
Inc
10% May
1,800
8% May
May
$4.75
$4.40
Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
15% Mar
3%
16
16,600
%
6%
7%
2%
4,400
47,100
2
15Va
13
16%
4,000
16 Va
12%
16%
140,900
,
97
98
7%
9 Va
Jan
12
12% Mar
38(4
Jan
21% Mar
8%
11%
22,600
8% May
14%
17%
4,000
14% May
4%
102
Park
8%
36% Mar
13
Feb
15%
Class
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino of Canada Ltd
Jan
36,500
24% May
40
Apr
25,700
12
Jan
23%
Apr
Pepperell
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Long
Island
Inc
1(4 May
3%
Jan
Perfect
A
%
16,800
24%
31%
14%
19%
103(4
19,800
94
30
101
200
25
-
.
Traffic
preferred series B
100
4.50%
preferred series C
10o
page
35.
100
96(4
"
100
96%
96%
10
89
Jan
97%. Jan
91
Jan
94(4 May
101
96%
May
-Tun
Co
Electronics
Corp
1
2.50
1
% Mar
•
10%
;
Apr
4% Mar
1,600
140
8,500
10%
May
19%
12 % May
26%
5% May
11%
Feb
29
Jan
98 Va
Jan
13
23
May
93%
Jan
7% May
3% May
4%
2,500
58(4
2,250
55
16%
3,800
14(4 May/
'
-
May
Feb
Feb
17 Va Mar
5%
Feb
64%
Apr
19%
Jan
,
6
2,700
14
4%
12
1,000
4% May
12
May
6%
Apr
15 Va
6
33%
Jan
Feb
Feb
9
18%
Photo
Inc
Permian
Corp
Peruvian
Oils
Minerals
Phillins-Eckhardt Electronics
&
Jan
18%
100
Apr
Apr
21
May
18% May
21
May
32"%
4,900
31% May
27%
29
Jan
33% May
29% Feb
28%
1,100
300
27%
27%
25 Va
Jan
28 Va May
25%
26%
2,800
25 %
Jan
27%
Apr
26%
26%
1,100
25%
Jan
27%
Apr
Jan
26 Va May
Jan
24%
Feb
Jan
24%
Apr
31%
31%
28%
26(4
25%
25
26%
1,900
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
1,500
23%
24
22%
22%
r
92%
6%
23,000
10%
Feb
96%
97%
380
91 %
Jan
99
Apr
92%
94%
120
90
Jan
95 Va May
Jan
103 % May
154
Jan
99
135
60
93%
93
93
430
101
132
99
800
2%
5%
•97
100
2% May
97%
May
132
88%
Jan
3%
4
24%
11%
103%
4%
5,600
3% May
20 %
26(4
16,000
20 Va May
12%
88,600
9
6%
14,200
9
5%
175
103% 105
95
Apr
5% Mar
35
Jan
May
17%
Feb
5% May
10(4
Feb
Jan
100
106 Va May
10
Mar
46(4
36
49
44,300
36
May
66
Mar
18 %
18
19
4,800
18
May
24(4
Jan
31
27
27
May
53
Jan
6%
5%
6%
1.500
7,500
32
%
%
%
12,800
5% May
/ % May
1*0
Jan
1% May
1% Mar
14
%
%
19,800
%
5%
6%
2,100
5 Va May
8%
8(4
6%
8%
3,200
6% May
11%
19%
20%
800
19 % May
24%
Feb
17
19"%
2,000
17
23 Vb
Apr
9%
10,600
6
18%
9%
7%
May
7% May
Apr
Apr
12 % May
7%
7%
2,000
6%
Jan
8(4 Mar
3%
3%
13,300
2i'fl
Jan
3,
8%
8%
3 (4
3
8%
3%
6,900
7%
800
8 % May
3
10
May
Jan
May
5'/8
Jan
24%
Jan
13%
16%
5,000
75%
71
75%
1,200
71
8%
9%
1,700
8% May
11%
Apr
28%
28%
29 %
600
/28% Jun
33%
Apr
2.50
*
10c
—1
35.800
5 Va May
16%
Jan
1
5%
of
Corp
14%
May
15%
1
Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle
43
*
20%
9
10%
13 % May
Boys (The)_i.
Perfect
93
Gold Dredg Ltd
1
%
27(4
2
May
Jan
"
'<•
Apr
j°8 May
3% May
2
1
—2
B
Pep
11,100
93%
Company
Jan
4%,
2
Jan
Chemical
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A
2
6%
3%
1
Park
Pentron
3% May
1
&
Feb
7,700
•
1
11
1
Corp
6%
4%
•
•
•
Super
Paddlngton
Penn
3%
-
Power
Packer's
Pato Consolidated
4%
4%
2
*
Light 5% pfd
100
Markets
1
class A
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
*
Pall Corp class A
1
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc„2Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Pacific
Apr
Mar
r
6% May
2
14%
55
6%
Jan
Apr
24
1%
Inc
Jan
100
:
Mar
15%
Mar
12(4 May
25
102
4%
% May
55
3%
preferred—25
Warrants
26(4 Mar
4% May
700
Feb
6%
3% May
9,800
8
12%
51,000
98
23
8
25
5%
7%
Jan
May
100
4.80%
Pacific
19
102
100
see
Pacific
1,000
24%
preferred
footnotes,
Jan
19%
24%
4.40%
For
6%
Pacific
14% Mar
19
34
-.Warrants
Monogram
Jan
15
1
1
Corp
31
May
12
1st
1st
Lighting
$4.75
May
1
.
(Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Molybdenite
Mar
preferred—25
Feb
11
8
pfd—100
10c
"ctfs"
RR
93
28(4 May
Jan
1
2,900
12
,
& Light 5%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Jan
1,600
21%
19
1
Company
Jan
88(4
5,500
$4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
conv
dividend preferred
dividend
preferred
Northern Airlines
Northwest Bell Telep
Petroleums Ltd
2% May
13,300
Jan
250
10%
Industries
12%
.
2%
62
2% May
32%
Pacific
11
5%
Jan^
* Feb
--vw3
Jun
2%
—
—
Pacific
8
3%
Apr
Va
55
28%
Jan
17,000
5%
ii%4
110
28%
Products
Clay
Jan
16 %
17(4
Feb.
9%
4,000
8
1
5% cum conv preferred
25
6% cum conv 2nd pfd A
25
Pacific Gas & Eleclric 6%
1st pfd—25
5%%
1st preferred
25
5%
1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
Oxford
May
8
11
Jan
1% May
92%
91
7%
i*6
15,300
22% May
4
4% May
1,200
10%
8%
Jan
47
3 Va
2,600
5(4
Jun
4,000
2%
39% Mar
1 Va
2%
55
3,900
42
-
'
Jan
56 Va
1
%
3Va
4%
redeemable
5,900
13
138
May
1
56
25%
redeemable
16%
Power
Aluminum
Mohawk
4%
Jan
Jan
3%
4.36%
3(4 May
2,100
Feb
2%
4(4 May
1(4
22%
4.50%
19
25
,
Jan
13(4
4% May
~6
Jan
800
% /;
Feb i;
36
% May
4 %
Jan
2% May
50
Electronics Corp
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
May
32
24%
Oxford
6%
4
—50c
convertible preferred
May
3(4 May
12%
12%
50c
2.50
common
97
1%
Securities
Mar
6
Financial Corp—
common
Mill Factors Corp
Miller
15
50c
5
Investment Co__
50
102
i7<v
-—1
Electric Corp
1
Manufacturing class A com—1
Overseas
6% May
8% May
19,900
4%
f:
Feb
29% May
28% May
$1 conv preferred—*
Oil Corp
Midwestern
New
9
1
Inc
Mid-West -Abrasive—
31,100
Jun
8% May
1% May
29%
preferred
Apr
11
1
Micromatic Hone Corp
Microwave
1%
29%
32 Va
1
100
1
Co
13%
24,600
'
Jan
38
May
41,800
3'/8
39
%
5
—10c
1
9,000
8%
2%
28V4
%
22,100
Apr
42%
17% May
4(4
' :
4/0
Feb
17(4 May
17%
-t
(4 May
58,400
•
33
50c
'$4.36
Thermit Corp
Metal &
Va
1
97
Ogden Corp
Pacific
22
8
2%
35%
'—50c
wi
1
Menasco Mfg Co—1
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
Johnson
%
%
Pacific Coast Co
10%
McCulloch
Mead
(4
29%.
10
1
20c
Jan
8,400
:.
I;
o
Jan
16,700
6
Apr
Apr
281%
11
4
17% May
Manufacturing Co
Occidental Petroleum Ccrp
11%
24%
•
Jan
19% Mar
46
25
Ltd
Oak
32%
17(4
6
Jan
14%
1
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4% % pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
1
Novo Industrial Corp
1
Nuclear Corp of Amer (Del)
iOo
May
5
22(4
Corp warrants
Oil Corp
McCrory
10
Mar
17
RR Co
May
19
22
—
Apr
7
Airlines
Northeast
•13% May
3%
.•
Jan
4%
23
1
1.25
1
—1
24%
27(4
—3
Inc
Feb
4%
10% May
%
22%
Corp
Masco
12%
-
1% Mar
4% May.
22
£1
1
1
•
2% May
Jan
Mar
9
5% May
May
Marconi
Maryland Cup Corp
Jan if:
12% Mar
4% May
7% May
Feb
1% May
14,900
7%
6
25% Mar
,
May
2,300
4,500
27
22
Feb
4%
3
87,300
4%
1
(4
1% May
13 -• May
4,500
21%
1%
2.50
Tire & Rubber
Mansfield
3
17
4
.
-1
Inc
1%
•
8
1
North
Old
2"%
-
4
■
7
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10a
Opelika Mfg Corp—
5
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp.
1
50c
Vending Co class A
9%
5%
.
Macke
Apr
4(4 May
7*
May
May
5
7
1
Ltd
7% May
ay
7%
'
6
7
-
35%
11% May
26 '/a
25
2
warrants—
14(4
14,300
Jan
1,400
MV <•'
Trucks Inc
Jan
--9% May
4%
V
•
*
3.33%
Railway—
Royalties Inc
<»0c
Mack
7%
2,300
*
5
:—
MacFadden-Bartell Corp
1,100
6Va
%
Feb
3%
—_2.50
Co—
-
-
Inc
North Peim
Mar
16
May
4%
Silver Lead Mines-—10c
Electronics & Systems Inc—10c
Lundy
7,960
46,700
Friday
Lucky
1(4
11%
16
10
Exploration
&
1%
10
11%
30c
Gas Service
Louisiana
1%
10%
15(4
Inc
Louis Sherry Preserves
Louisiana
' '
1
Corp
Jan
Feb
25c
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Electronics
Jan
7
5%
4%
9./
Mines
North
'
Mar
6
lVs May
1,000
Honduras Rosario
Mines
Rim
Lites
Norfolk &
Feb
3%
Co
Auction
<Sc
Noramco
Jan
.
Co_,
York
Noma
'
Loral
35
200
13,300
10%
9%
5%
25c
1
1
Land
Mining Co
Nipissing
Jan
8%
5
3%
'5/V'f
50c
Co
,
.
Arizona
&
New
40% Mar a
6%
8 V
Chem
&
Zinc
Jersey
Mexico
New
'15% Mar
8
—25c
,
Apr
May
3 Va May
4.600
5
,
Jan
17,800
27 (4
A
Co
Min
Idria
New
••
Jan
25%
9% May
Mur
New
Jan
71,600
class
Inc
Don
New
Feb
1,000
•
& Bartlett—
Kessler
Lockwood
Class
Co
3(4
10%
12(4
25
11%
6% Mar
1
Corp
Inc
Stores
New
Jan
2,800
5%
3
—//
1
TOc
-2.50
Corp of America Inc-
4%
3%
1
10
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
Lithium
5(4
—1
1
25c
—1
—4
Corp.
Lee
Apr
27%
10-
•
10c
1
30c
50o
20c
Associates
Co
Electric
Corp
Nickel
Lee
34(4
■
2
Union
New
/ 3(4 May
Apr
Inc
Corp
Telefilm
Transit
National
Jan
4%
2% May
2% May
5(4
Feb
23% May
8(4 May
Jan
10Va
13%
15
14%
May
4 Va May
3,600
1
Machinery
Rubber
National
Feb
12 %
—1
Jan
Feb
19%
1
--10
5
8%
3(4
6
2,800
.
25c
2
1
10
*
Ltd
National Steel Car Ltd—
78
6% *
1
1
—
__
Jan
9%
5
1
Machines-
Rental
Ltd
National Petroleum
Nestle-Le
Inc—
Corp
Jun
Jan
3
Industries
Lanston
5Ve
Feb
Mar
22,700
4%
27
26%
1
National Company Inc
25(4
2,200
21%,
4%,
Corp
19(4
6%
Sessions Co—.
&
Lamson
Larchfield
8%
6
10 %
——1
1
Hess
2% May
4V4
16
Bellas
15% May
9,300
2
.—5
"4%
1
Nat Nast, Inc class A
25c
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
13/2 May
%
%:/
1%
of Delaware
Lamson Corp
4%
;
5,500
18 V4
4%
Industries
Lamb
4,000
23%
2.50
10
50c
Inc
5,900
2%;
16%'
6%
Lakey Foundry Corp
4%
1
10,700
2V4
2
Corp
8%
2.50
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
15%
22%
Ltd—
Mines
Shore
5%
25%
——8,
2%
v.///
Apparel Inc
Radio Electronics
Lafayette
~5%
10
1
1
A
Inc
Industries
Napco
Nelly
Lake
9
50c
Corp_,
Nedicks
L'Alglon
6 Va Mar
21
A
class
National Video
L
Jan
■
; 3 /a Feb
1% May
14,300
13%
14
lOo
Jan
Apr
50%
Corp—
common
4
;
National
(The) Forge Co
Kulka
A
Jan
Jan
15
Co
21%
2,900
i%:
18%
19
Jan
14%
27
Company
18
-2,100
1%
33Vho
class
Corp
(The)
12
6%
Apr
10%
*
8%
-7.50
1
Corp
Kratter
4(4
20%
1
2.50
25c
5
Inc
Rubber Co
B)
(H L)
17%
i5o
1
10c
Inc
Industries
Kleer-Vu
2%
15%
-
1—1
1
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kirkland
Ktetii
1
—
—
Corp
5%
••'•
Feb
'
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
4%
•
99 % Mar
Jan
May
9'% May
14,600 /
/' 4,7001
1
1%
3%
13 '/a May
8,600
22
18
; 9(4
liB
-
7%
153 Va
Jan
2.50
Tel
Inc
TV
20% May>
11,200
9%
10(4 Jan
May
18
2,900
13 %
1.25
Company
Kingsford
5% May
2
13 (4
1
--10c
Cobalt Ltd—
70,300"
24,900
"15%
-
2.50
& Co
Copper
7%J
2%
95'%
-—1
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
5%
2
18
>,_i
-25c
5
(Del)
Kawneer Co
•
1
Co
Chemical
Kawecki
67/8
2%
-
pfd—100
1
1
4%%
Electric
&
Gas
—4
50c
;
4%
1
Videotronics
Muskogee
'
Corp
1,000
3%
4Va
High
5% May
4% May
6 %
144%
12.50
Inc
Tel &
Murray Ohio Mfg Co new com
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Industries
1,900
7,000
5%
~5%
1
Mills
States
,I
Muntz
Kaltman
300
'
MPO
Kaiser
Low
151 %
150
7
/
Range Since Jan. 1
.
4
Inc
Star
Shares
High
6 %
1
—
Company
Vernon
4io
5%
May
150
25c
preferred
Mount
Feb
9 (4
May
ye May
4
16,300
Low
•
Products
Industries
Clemens
6%
11% Mar
A May
2 v8
7,000
Mt
Apr
6% Jan
*
5% May
4,400
*
3
i3e
for Week
of Prices
High
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Jeannette
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Par
Low
Par
-
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Week's
33
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 1)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
(2621)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
-25c
8%
5%
14%
12%
1
9%
%
1
4(4
6
ia
88(4 Mar
May
27%
Jan
36,800
% May
111
Jan
9,900
4% May
8%
Feb
32.500
15
May
12
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Low
Pharmaceutical
Electronics &
Industries
—
—
& Lambert
Co new common
Prentice-Hall Inc
6 "4 "•'M-
61/4
3,900
5% May
14%
3,200
2
5%
47
'
:
44%/ 47
class
B
Ltd
Mines
Preston
Corp
Proctor-Silex
~6%
~5%
~6%
Puritan
Jan
Mar
20,200
9%
10%
5,300
8% May
13%
Apr
8%
10%
5 ill
5%
5%
Coast
South
Penn
14,600
Jan
22%
Feb
18% May
26%
Apr
Sperry
Rand
Corp
1,300
10% May
13
Jan
Sports
Arena
Stahl-Meyer
Brands
49% May
74 % Mar
Standard
Dredging
12
11
14
3,900
11
21%
6,900
14% May >
convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp.
87%
92%
Jan
May
Jan
20% Mar
2%
2ft
213
4,600
2 ft May
28%
28%
28 %
25
28% May
Metals
Feb
•
20c
Industries Inc
Real
1
1
A
Reliance
Co
Co
Anns
Foil
15% May
24%
Jan
13,200
10 Va May
15%
Feb
4,900
5V4 May
71/4
Jan
12%
Statham
71/2
Feb
Steel
37%
Feb
Steel
-
dviay
Inc
Instruments
Ltd
Canada
of
Co
Parts
Corp
Inc
Chemical
Co
1%
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
2% Mar
1% May
1,500
i%
21
1,000
22
21
23V4
Apr
5V8
May
-
Jan
Jan
3%
4
2
3%
8,500
2 Va May
2%
4%
41,000
2% May
7%
4
'
3
4'/a
17,700
3
May
5%
Apr
l7/a
17,600
% May
1%
Jun
Va-
%
1
67%
69 V*
12,100
10% 11%
9,900
10% May
1,800
14
-
84V2 Mar
56% May
56%
10%
15%
4%
5%
14%
1
1
1
•
Inc
Inc
,
/!
6
5%
16
14
Va
8,900
4
-
4%
Jan
Inc
Striithers Wells Corp
Stylon Corporation
(Del)—
Electronics
Sunair
Apr
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class
8
Feb
>;
20% Mar
A
Operating Co
Supronics Corp
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Supermarkets
Resisl.ollex Corp
Restaurant
Associates
11%
147/a
7,600
Inc
10c
10%
6%
10%
10,200
6 Va May
Rico
Co
50c
1
•
2%
2%
2%
400
21/4 May
7%
8
500
71/2 May
8%
ft
8ft
8%
16,500
8ft May
10Va
10
29,900
ft May
ft
4%
7%
21,100
4% May
9%
Feb
Jan
Class
4%
800
19%
7,500
14
17%
3,900
6%
1,000
15% May
5% May
6%
5,500
77%:
17%
20
10
•''•Jan
24% Mar
22
/Jan
23%
21 Va
4
21% Mar
:
'i 1
,
17% May
7% May
6,500
10,700
Feb
15
11%
■
77 % May
4,000
16%.4
Feb
24
May
400
Apr
23% May
Jan
May
14% May-
86
Feb
ciMar
32%
Jan
15% Mar
./
28%
<
Feb
4%
8%
85,900
4% May
14%
Feb
2%
3%
22,500
..2% May
6%
Jan
3%.
14
19%
^Va
300
21%
7%
13
3%
,
100
4
9%
Jan
11% May
14 Va
Apr
3% May
5V8
Jan
w
5
5
4%
5
6
22%
8%
27
May
4,500".»
5
May
2,500
3,000
6
•',j-
Apr
Feb
9V4
•
6%
19%
12,400
2%
3%
63,000
Jan
30 %
Jan
4%
Feb
2% May
12%
1,200
12% May
8
15
11
May
8
Mar
2%
IB May
12%
Feb
12
May
66,200
.
Feb
4 Va May
4,100
1 156
16
34 Va
9% May
3,100
6%
15
Jan
24 V4
15,900
11
6Vs
10%
16%
17 Va
9
18
97/a
Jan
30%
IB
Jan
32
May
7% May
2,500
27
7
1ft
19 %
S-'/a
12%
7%- Jan
May
,
14
8,200
7,100
23%
11%
12 %
3%
10%
8%
23%
3
14%. Feb
18
May
Jan
-
16
16%
600
16
May
19% May
14
20%
6,800
14
May
24%
Apr
20%
Jan
11%
39,500
16
18%
4,000
10
11%
10%
11 Va
4%
100
1%
1%
30 V2
-2l,T00
5%
8 Va
22 Va
3%
12,200
4'/a
Jan
2%
Jan
35
8,100
3 ;
May
Feb
36
Jan
Mar
41 Va
May
Jari
11% Mar
5VaMay;5 % May
11,600
2%
•
18%
Jan
22
-
7%'" -157500
3
7%
3%
Feb
Feb
;13% Mar
.
27% May
] J",1,800
,5%
.
1% May
-
300
/
:
28%
-r
22
17%
48,600
29
25-
..
May
10% May
17%
17%
27%
-
10
1,500
31%
22 %
May
6,600
»
:
4% May
16
17 V4
u
Jan
4%
Jan
•
5% Feb
2% May
4
6%
5%
%
2%
%
IB
3,500
% May
2%
2%
2,700
2% May
%
1%
2,200
% May
2%
Jan
May
30%
Jan
6%
13
16%
5%
6%
34%
51,500
17
V'/
5% May
13
3,300
6%
4%
■
'8% Mar.
■
lVa
9% Mar
4% May
9,200
Jan
Mar
4
Jan
6%
22%
Apr
22-
-
Apr
ft
84%
2,000
1,400
25c
1
10c
50c
25c
Supercrete Ltd
Jan
Feb
Jan
"'75%
-100
•»•.._
23
10c
1
International Petrol Corp
Sunset
Apr
27
3
;—1
1
Inc
5%
■;/.
11% May
'.J.
*30%
Apr
87% Mar
23%'
7%
14%
18%
9%
16 'A
8Va
3%
—
237/4
V
May
3% May
8,700
6 1/4
3%
4%
12%
Strong,-Cobb
77
,
4
1
24%.
it—.——l'-'-ru.: 7%
IUC
Arner
Shop
36 Va Mar
"
Fep»
5%
—.
&
Mat-
^>4l%"Mar
Jan
86':
15%
(The) Company.
50c
11
Aluminum Products
5
10%
Brewers Inc
X
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—,_._10o w
1%
Stetson
(J B) Coll—
•1 29j.;
Stone Container Corp
1
;
V
Stop
~25
.900
14
Sterling
Sterling
10%
6
1
10
Co
Insurance
Remington
Republic
6,800
20
:—1
Corp
Investment
&
Steuan
11%
5c
Soundcraft Corp
(Robert)
Rcis
Apr
15%'
1%
Reinsurance
Stelma
29V4
24,900
19
,
1
1
Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev—
^eves
Feb
May
4,400
21%
Warrants
Fteda
F
18%
15
12 %
15
—1
Y
Equities Corp of N
Realty
111/8 May
11%
America—
of
Corp
Properties
22 Va May
51/2 May
May
Jan
23
•
><■
May;
22
Stephan
of America
Class
27
11%
21
40c
Rayelte Co Inc
Real Estate
Investment
50c
23,100
4
6
1
Feb
8,600
28%
22%
10
Packing Co
Trust
4%
14%
12% May
700
5%
4
1
A
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
(The) Corp common
convertible preferred
13%
12%
13%
Jan
Feb1
'
77 V4
1
X
10c
50c
1
*
5
10o
X
Ltd
class A
Mines
Inc
6%
11%
26%"-May
22
10c
Corp
Uranium
Industries
B
Starrett
Inc
mass
Star
Corp
class
Tube
Aviation
Stanley
.
Inc new
Inc—
Shares
Standard
R
Earner
Co
Standard-Thomson
Stanrock
Enterprises
Co
Products
Feb
34
common
$1.60
Standard
411
Corp
30 Va
50
22%
22
i
1
20
1
3o
1
1
1
1
Co
Paint
Standard
4,000
4,200
26 V4
Jap
9%
\
May
22% May
26 Va
77
__
-
Inc
Feb
55
12
-
3,900
"•
50%
4% May'
6Va May
■
Jan
30% May
sya.May
;
^"
*
-
lo
*
92%
225
Apr
19
<
May."
39% May? /.,
33 Va
25
25
25
warrants—
49%
Standard
—
26Va
25'."/"
Inc
91%
1
*
26%
Spencer
3,000
15%
30%
Speed-O-Frint Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Shoe Corp—:
1
17
21%
14%
33
^
15%
28
5
53
15%
12
22%
25
25 v
Co
Feb
22%
7,000
14%
25%
6
5%
Southland
10 Va May
10,600
1
1
Jun
12% May
.
1,700
"12,300""
6%
1
25
Southern
Apr
21
6
8V4
19
17%
6%
400
Jan
62%
Jan
'.'23
630
6%
preferred—
Petroleum Corp—2
Materials Co Inc
2
13%
350
-
,
4%
•,
California
Jan
11%
5%
8.33%
cumulative
Royalty
3%
.
preferred
May
6,200
10%
v'
;
5%
Q
Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Edison—
cumulative preference
*•
4.48% convertible preference™.
*4.32% cumulative preferred—
4.24% cumulative preferred
1
4.08%
16-
1,100
:
7%
12.50
Co
4.56%
Southern
13%
41%
1
preferred
cumulative
4.78%
6,300
6%
•-
—
California
Standard
Quebec
Oil
High
Va Jan
V4 May
2V4 May
2,700-
24%
1
Corp
original
5%
12%
39 'A
£1
Manufacturing
South
8 Va
12%
23,70o
23
391/4
1
5,200
18 Va
11%
43 %
,
Corp
6,000
21 %
22%
Sonotone
Pipe Line
Southern Realty & Utilities
8% Mar
39%
__
1
Airways Inc
Southern
4% May
2%
•
Co
6
10%
2V4
•
Oil
6
41/4
12%
8
Co
Pyle-Nalional
9%
43
9%
100
20c
•
Corp
Sportswear
Apr
32%
Colorado—
Rico Telephone Co
38%
8%
1
preferred
4%%
*
5Vat May
:
2,600
Jan
60
;'v 2 % Jan
-
May
24 y4
*
Service of
Public
Puerto
May
l'ft May
24 % May
20
Gas
Providence
r
Feb
30%
1
Inc common
$1.25
convertible preferred
Prophet (The) Company
Progress Mfg Co
19%
••12% Mar
44 %
-
Amer
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2%
,
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Singer
Soss
Shares
High
V4
250
preferred
conv
Simpson's Ltd
Sinclair Venezuelan
Slick
Low
Publishing—
Boardman
Southern
May
31
10c
10c
1
1
class A
New
450
14,100
liV -112
'lii
Feb
11
9% May
Presidential Realty Corp—
New
12
Jan
2%
1% May
1%
Jan
13%
3% May
2,600
44
33% May
lii
12
$3
for Week
ft
rets
deposit
American
Apr
Jan,
13% Mar
7% May
300
6%
Apr
20
•10%
May
-*
Feb
109 %
Feb
17,300
3%
5%
6
.«
2,200
8%
412%
8% May
96 % May
13%
-2,600-
35
33%
*
1
•
—1
66%
Inc
Precisionware
550
10,200
5%
14%
v.
3,600
10
7%
(Del)—2.50
Royalties Ltd
10% Mar
Sales
Range
Automobiles—.
Simca
Simmons
8% Mar
7% May
98%
8%
2.50
1
Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil
6% May
5,200
17
•
Jan
2,800
96%
6»/4
13 Va
May
6
7
14%
1
Pclycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
16,100
Week's
1
Inc
Lighting
Silvray
6% May
8%
*
•
8%
9%
-
A
Products, class
r
96%
-10
50c
Scale
Polarad Electronics Corp
Power
7%
Feb
5%
3% Jan
16%
Inc-^-lOc
Pneumatic
Poloron
6%
4
4,300
7%
"
6
7
50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume & At wood Mfg Co
May
1,100
5%
.
Ltd
Silver-Miller Mines
39% Mar
May
4%
5
7Va
-1
Corp
Plastics
Pioneer
.
8
4
1
1
Corp
Industries Inc
Piasecki Aircraft
Pierce
5%
22
5,700
27%
4
4%
-
Co—10 pesos
10°
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Hamo
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
of Prices
JPfir
High
Low
Friday
Last
Sale Price
,
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
22
26
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Phillips
Sales
Week's
Friday
Ramco
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended June 1)
AMERICAN STOCK
Pratt
.
(2622)
34
1
Mining
Argentine
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines
1
Ltd common
Warrants series
A
16% Mar
.
3%
/.
Jan
2
Syntex Corporation-*
8% Mar
f
12,900
39%
5
30
'lo
^Feb
66
•'
May
74,600
6%1
5
30
-
Mar
May
T
Rio Grande
Vl.c
to
extended
Ritter
Jan
class
Finance
6%
5%
6%
4,400
5% May
20c
11%
8%
12%
8,500
8% May
19%
Jan
Jan
86 %
Feb
Tampa
13%
Jan
Taylor
100
pfd F
Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Rolls
100
7%
500
7 % May
5,300
12% May
2,100
10% Feb
7%
16%
17
12%
12 %
•
1
Rogers
83
84%
83
83
1
Inc
Metals
10%
12%
26% Mar
Field
1.50
Inc
Products
American
10%
Rusco
Jan
Telecl.ro
41/4
27,900
3% May
8%
5%
9%
9,000
5% May
18 Va
Jan
30 %
Jan
5
16
15%
18%
3,600
15% May
1
50c
9
8%
9%
2,400
8% May
13,500
2 Va May
Ryerson
TelePrompter
28,100
8ft May
15 %
Texani
4%
20,500
3% May
7,600
2 % May
3%
.
2%
2%
2%
1
2%
2%
3 Va
1,900
2%
1
3%
2%
3%
3,100
7%
Jan
Oil
Texas
Power
Textron
Electronics
Textron
Inc
Jan
s
Bt
Lawrence
Ban
Carlos
Ban Diego Gas &
5".'0
4
series
series
18,200
20% May
21%
Apr
Thorofare
3 %
6,300
2% May
4%
Jan
Thriftlmart Inc class
7
7
7
400
6% May
9
21
21
500
20
18%
preferred
Petroleums
Bayre
400 "
19
21%
20% Jan
,
18%
20
Tobacco
Jan
Apr
Mar
20
19%
19%
300
18%
Jan
20
20
22%
22%
200
21%
Feb
23% May
50c
13
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2,300
IS May
Trust
Security
Tonopah
Feb
Photolab
5% May
7%
Jan
Town
2,400
8% May
11%
Feb
Trans
Corp
25c
6%
5%
7
3,400
5% May
9%
Jan
Trans
1
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4%
3
4%
4,000
3
May
7%
Jan
Trans
15
13
16%
5,200
13
May
22%
Feb
3.50
7
7%
14,700
May
11
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Transue & Williams Steel
Beaboard
Allied
Seaboard
Plywood
Seaboard
World
Bealectro
Milling Corp
1
Inc
Securities
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6%:
3%
4%
4
2%
4
25c
■
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6%
3%
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10c
Corp
Beaporcel
6%
1
3
& Lumber
Airlines
6%
2%
General
1
•
1%
7%
Mar
Lux
class
Co
-
3,000
14,000
3%
1% May
Jan
16%
Jan
5
8%
53,700
5
May
14 Va Mar
3
4%
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3
May
May
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3%
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3% May
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63,700
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26 Va
17
13%
17
14,900
13% May
37%
Jan
15%
13
17%
13
24% Mar
Unexcelled
13%
Feb
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9% Mar
Union
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
4%
6
9,500
4% May
9%
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1
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5
8
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26,900
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23%
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250
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12
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13
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8
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6
12,800
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3% May
Jan
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Cuba
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20%
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Apr
36
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36
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33%
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May
22
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8
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Feb
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Royullte Oil
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29
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10
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31 %
—
„
Jan. 1
Sold
Co—
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mtge 4J/2S Inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
86%
99
Feb-Aup
1980
Gen
136
./
—
High
31
*85
97
97%
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
„
May
debentures
convertible
or
Bid & Asked
i.
1
Jan-July
Jan-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3J/4s series D 1967
92
82%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
-
of May
F'enn
102%
78
94
100
102%
104
103%
$104Va
$102%
$103%
$92
__
104%
__
(issue
First
251
100
92%
101%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany) 7s 1951
-Jan-July
$ 120
:$•:
• Baden
Whirlpool Corp 3J/2S
Vanadium
85%
102%
West
11
100%
105%
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
8sv!
93%
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
Map-Nov
94%
98%
—
*85%
85V4
83
1
15
Warren
95%
.
Map-Nov
93%
Friday
90
100%
April-Oct
$92%
84%
90%
"
I-
I
91
101
New York Stock
High
90%
No.
Mar-Sept
1981
1976
98%
86
82%
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended June 1)
Jan. 1
Sold
—
101
,
91
Range Since
Bonds
*99% 101 %
101
86%
95%
82
46
90
—
$85V4
$75
"w i," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without
32% 95
93%
'
.
74
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons/'v consolidated; trust certificates;
tlve; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;
t c, voting "cum," cumula-
142%
—
*90
$86%
t Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted
Rpnortpri in rpcpivprshin
89
94%
85
* 97 "* 97%
tribution. x Ex-rlghts. z Ex-stock dividend.
•Rnnds hpinir Irndpd flat
91
--Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
1967
Steel
11
—
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
& coll trust
lst mtge
4'%s s f
102
EXCHANGE
94%
74 '
$83
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sepf
Week's Range
May-Nou
Aprll-Ocf
fund
sinking
mtge
130
95
37
*95%
137
• No par value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year's range) d Ex-interest.
f Ex-liquidating distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, li Ex-principal, n Under-tlie-rule transaction
(not included In year's range), r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range), t Ex-dis-
94
121
32% 36
Feb-Aug'
lst mtge
lst
90
1
26
101
j.
Jan-July
2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
& coll trust 3%s 1972
lst mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972—
lst
3%s
35
69
*89%
96
"
84
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012„Jan-July
69
37
117
Jan-July
44
104
88%
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Low, , High
No.
103
High
""
2n
121%
99%
80%
86
•?« (Issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972Parana stamped (Plan A) 2 %s 2008
jan.x
&oia
114
Low
"
115
—
Ian-July
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2098.—May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Jan. 1
Sold
__
Bid & Asked
96
qh
2
100
Friday's
119
25
181
no
II
4%s series B 1967
117
or
15
/
q«3/
03
92%
121%
99% 104
—
• Hanover (Pro*) 6%s 1949:
-
86
Last
Sale Price
a?
07
In
84
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5y4s seres A 1967
:
Feb
8
88
89
Friday
10
84
BONDS
30
10
98
$90
—
6%s 1962.
Jan-Jufp
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
wph
«
1
NEW YORK STOCK
17
88%
$89%
• Danzig Port & Waterways
8% Apr
v
12
32%
iin
qiq
Feb-Aup
series F 1979
•
8% May
6/b ^an
i6/4 May
100
89
qq7/
«9
130
96%
' 120
,
-
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv SUboid debs 1976
May-Nop
Wasatch Corp debs 6s sot A 1963
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964——Jane-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
June-Deo
7/4 ap^
,
100
xuu
--
83
113
97%
97
Szabo Food Service Inc 6s Idebs
—1973
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
Ranee Since
21
93
93%
121i/a 121y2
qqo/,
,
87%
85
29 Mar
lb A Jan
ia ■
v
g
Bid & Asked
:
74
197
94%
—
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
.)oP9n.p
Low
'
"
-
22/4 Mar
iu/a Jan
M.v
5% May
3% May
4 A May
WeeksR
63
94%
Feb-Auff
Feb-Auff
••
Feb-Anp
•
'.w
'
$100'
'130
Feb-Auff
3%s series G 1981
41/4S series H 1982
^s series j 1982
4yoS series j 1982
4%s serleg K 1983
j.5s - series L 1985
43//8g serles M 1985
' 4%s series N 1986
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
a.
Friday
iipriP«
*
a
«
U6%
105
a§. •
—
__Feb-Aug
*
90
98
35/ea serjes e iq78
reb
Jan
15 A
1A
29%
21/2
13% May
6,400
7,300
>6.000
2,300
16%
13%
:
5
"
'
245
81
-
103
• ■■
May-Nou ' '104 >
Jan-July
109%
:
• •
,
3S
x/k
icy
..,. .
3/8 ,,a
9,200
q2
, „
155 /
gafe Harbor \vater Power Corp 3s 1981—May-iVou
; Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
May
•
4
_
series B 1973
2%s series C 1976
3 Vbs series D 1976
^
•/
l970
55
94'/*
90% 95
,
100
121
; 6
7%
•'-^3% 16
62
60
107
11
108
153
136
95
98%
228
46
103
62
53% 59%
226,,
97
138
!4
127
—
3s
5 A May
4 /s May
7%-13,500 r
^8 - 27,400-
4%
4
>
>
.
.
4s
71/215 (without warrants) 1972
-
An„
6 /sMay
500
p
-
.
5%
5
Inc
Raceway
Jewelry
,
■
6%
RR
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
53/48 1977
Realty Equities Corp—
14 May
93 A Mar■
.1. 97 A Jan
84 /a 3an- •.:-/tu.4L«. May
^ayiH &Uv?«372 M'af
14% May
• 18% Mar
,.
.,
300
"
6%,:
.
A Apr
38
reb
,v .
• r.
■
/.
25c
25o
nreferred
6%
f
-
A
Express System Inc class
-102
-
17%
81-
-
91
-
>
35
14
-
• > ■
' 45
:
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
.
.
Yale
Vallev
Midland
62
^
28
3
-
.
75
-
*
* *
„
'rr$3%/r5%: .
60
76'/a
5«a/
S!L 120
96%
96% 97%
11
' H"22i/ •
54 { •. • 54
58%
97 - 1°5 . . \
.
^
—-Jan-July
4% Feb
':r'■*Ja"
Yonkers
.
_
rfklTTS™""?"""5®°
Sfahan &wer iSaS
™Ba"!ti°"QTr 6/a%liq tr et:fs—
Xv
ffW-g0*
Mergenthaler LinotvDe^Co 5V
1977
Kj!
,; t
:
21/4 Apr
1 /a reo
11% May
29,900
8^%—l°r800
14% . r-400
97 -- — 20
6%
.,>/•;
—
■■
'
„„
18
?? 104
,.$4,7
,
May
4 A May
--15,400
-r.fr
'
5s
1
iS5 *
-;
Since
LowVgh
i«
_
I*/a
•
120 '
,,
2,400
12
16.4
14% 15%
-
'
(F W)'Ltd—
——-_.p^——
Sjjfjjjjj"
Apr
011/
28 A Apr
J?
^ay
'
i6l/4
!
3 A Jan
220
1>399
19%
97
'
—
industries Inc—IIIIIIII-—l2
American dep Kts ord regular
•
97
.1
—
Feb
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
;
-
itXlX?
^f»74
-v>
^
14 -
'
l\
M
,
Sold
-
,
•—a™
~
No.
30 V
~
rT~
.
30%
,
Jan-Jult/
29 A Jan
7
-
14 '
;
4%% pfd—100
Ltd———*
6
vr
.
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998-Jan-July
,
12%
1%
UVz
/
:
.
.
.
.4
Jan
1A Apr
34 /a Mar
....
—
4%
i
8%
.
25
Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
>.
;__i'
-
Industries
(John)
6
:
1-16%
Pwr & Light
Wisconsin
Wood
•Wood
10'
Co
&
C)
7
15%
1
Co
*
19
lOo
Inc
Brothers:common.:
Wilson
12
2
*
,
% May
27% May
- •
28,700
A
23%s-% 500 ,.f 22%
12V4
2,000
9A
2%
8,900
1A
18
20 :
„999
18
7
7% • 3,200
7
13% 15%
6,900
13 A
__
..
'—
May
30%
21%-
18%
H
"%
22%
9V2
1%
•
iqtr
«'♦.-■»>■
Map-Nov
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
Aprll-Ocf
lst mortgage 3s 1971—
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 %s 1984—June-Dec
•
May
2 A Apr
800
—
1
wtc
c*
»'. >
i
104% Feb
May
Mayr
,,
11%
•
rrill.„fc
Low
6% Jan
13 ; Jan
3,3an
2% Jan
MayT.;:
3% May
A % 16,100
%
__
? Af
<
nr
Bid & Asked
70
18b
11
May
r
4% May,
10,400
15,400
3,900
2%
2%
27%
•
>
1007
™5JnJinc
GeLral^il^ ^
'•
r
Last
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
—Jan-July "
; Nuclear Corp of America 5%s 1976—
Feb-Oct
.
Occidental Petroleum 6%s
1976
Apr-Oct '
??h Aan
8,000
__
•
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
14
5
4
—
Wiebolt Stores Inc.
Williams Brothers
11
4V4
3%
-
.
serip4
•
WapIt'c pinM
Sale Price
A£%H£
—JH2Sl
-•^"a["a™"no & Western RR 4g 1970—Jan-July
Jan
Jan
4 4 Jan
6% Jan
71A Jan
a
.
3 A May
3 At May
24
May
—
27%
1
100
lOo
.1
1
1
Whippany Paper Board
Eagle International Inc—
rWhite Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
^
White
Williamhouse
21,800
1,200
10
4-;
1
'
:
•
Manufacturing
Shoe
6V8
27
20
Stationery
Inc.
Weyenberg
1,900
/;/''/%;;/
Is
Coal
Westmoreland
.
^/.,.. 300
3%
—
2%
Ltd—
rets ord shares
Westmoreland
,v
5o
84
100
—
13
4%
3%
'
..
2,600
1%205,500
91
24
"
„
..
28
4%
10
1%
1%
47,300
2
3%
5%
26%
100
"
mortsasp
NatioJf Realty&ConstrucLn
First.
6V»s
Feb
■»
1st mortgage 4* series A 1903
• 1st-
: p
■
/
3
May
lVs May
May
7,000
20
47/a
10
3%
-
—
50o
Inc
4.40%
Western
1%
88
1
1.25
Inc
Manufacturing
Chemical
West Texas
2
700
,
1%.
36
36
,
4%
.10
1%
1%
84
-•
100
•/
common
Company
,
Co—1
preference
-Wentworth
West
Inc
Knapp
&
1%
36
4%
.
.
'
'
.
Feb
Apr
21% Mar
12% Jan
,
■-1-
nnn
3%
3
1%
—
10
Precision Instruments
series
$6
Weiman
preferred
,1
.
—4
common—
conv
'
•
100
preferred
,-Waltham
-
,
Period
",/2Map.';r!!°na!?naalass^•*$»£-zz^asss
't
A
Wagner Baking common
10% May
7% May
22,200
18,600
13%^
9% V
7%
.
vi?t ris-—"*
Aircraft
, „
Feb
May / "
2.
.
r 3,800
i:|700
:
A
7%
,
Delaware Lack of ,rN J Divi/ion
& Western RR—
> tActaffftona
Apr
8
Interest
"
\ American Stock Exchange '
.7 A Mar..
<
.
—
12% ""'14,800
3
5%
—1'
Virginia iron. Coal & Coke Co.
Waco
•
May
2*% May
4%
49'% Jan.T 67%
.
5% May
,8 5
May
,
9%
28
May
35
// ;6% May/11%
r
8
May
12
7% May
11%
~ * 8% May"
' " 19%
4% May
14%
- 5% May
,
107/8
3
May •;/•'/. 13
3% May. ,v / ' 9%'
1,000
30 Va/"
100
9y8 ;//L5,800
8%
9,200
8
' 3,000
6%
v8
7%
8%
4%
: 5%
9
1 i.
12%
2
' 9%
Corporation-—
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
!
4
7~
6V*
"5%
; 28
"8%
1
7%
25c,12
1 ...
5%
-1
;: 7%
A—
class
•
3lA
-
fl;
-
(The): Instrument Co
Victoreen
■»
■
A™
6
May
Z 15,300 ;'
2%
\ . 57/a
%6%
250'
Venture Capital Corp.of America
■
1,400
5'A
•
—
-17.78
.-• "..
Valspar Corp
Valve Corp of America
•'
'
cl A com-lOe :
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion
.BONDS
1,200
7 A
2
..
—
-10.:
OH
Universal Container. Corp
^•Utah-Idaho
•
2'/a
1962_._„-.
SeriesT95o—
Warrants
6 A
4
-i
■
5'/4
Fridav
„
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
■"
...
universal ControU Inc-.
•
%......
.
.
250
Corp—
•"Universal Consolidated
-
Range
of Prices
Par,
1
•
,
C^rP
American
Warrants Series
"
•
„
ReclaimihB
Rubber
"United
,
,
for Week
Last
Sale Price
,
American Stock Exchange
'
Sales
Week's
Friday
35
3%s
1971
__
„
8
65
57
2
lst it ref 3s series F 1978
lst & ref
lst lien &
ser H
Wabash
Inc
RR
conv
subord
debs
1982
Mar-Sept
79%
85
82%
87%
86
88
Y
—
87
86
"2
—
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
-
71%
74%
74%
5
86%
86%
5
86%
87%
90%
90%
1
90 %
90%
74%
113%
120
100
102
52
100
70
12
70
75
70
70
70
1
69%
72
841%
84%
85%
5
83%
85%
not
116
70
a
113% 113%
102
7
Deferred
Included
in
the
Included
In
$ Companies
series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge Income 4%s series B Jan 1991
April
Pirst mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
:i
—
101
102
.
—
—
25
100
—
<no
Aprll-Ocf
—
delivery sale not Included In the year's range,
d Ex-Interest, e Odd
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
5 Negotiability
Co-
Gen mtge 4s Income
*79
Jan-July
1970
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
lst mtge 4%s series H 1990_
102
*86
Map-Nov
Feb-4«o
ref 4s series F 1983
5s
87
75
84
*79%
1980
6s BUhnrd Income debs 2008
Vornado
~
2%s series G 1979
First and refund mtge 2%s
the
Impaired by maturity.
reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership,
»•■»»«•
or
reorganized under Section 77 C3
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during
•
Bonds
selling fl«'
1
lot saj^ not
r Cash bam
current week.
■ -
'
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2624)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
1.66%
Corp
Motors
/American
Tel
Company
&
Edison
New
Calumet
Hecla
&
Service
Cities
Gas & Fuel Associates com__10
6%
V
6%
cum
Ford
Co
Motor
wi
New common
Kennecott
Star
Lone
National
New
England
Electric
New
England
Shawmut
Jan
1,018
39% May
59%
67'A
2,013
59% May
31%
40%
20
•
55%
*32%
31% May «
May
3,591
20
100
United
Shoe
Machinery
Corp
May
15
Jan
20%
11'A
245
18% May
24%
300
11% Feb
15
Apr
13c
Jan
lc
May
6c
19%
24%
2,634
19% May
26%
45
3,324
36% May
51%
70
70
33%
121
12%
13%
172
32%
33%
230
27% May
12% May
41
53
40
709
22% May
45% May
41
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric
62%
23
20%
24%
1,331
336
20% May
49% May
30%
Corp
S
Steel
70%
27
May
9% Mar
30%
Friday
S T O CK S
Last
Sale Price
Par
65
110
7
25%
30"%
'
B
V
1,218
Papers
Cincinnati Gas
common
26%
(F
-
91%
96%
,
43%
45%
22%
26%
49%
55 r..
30%
30%
26%
30%
71.
39%
Jan
Allied
&
1
12.50
_1
__1
8%
20
19%
20
5
5
30%
Airlines
American Motors J
American Tel & Tel Co
American
Tobacco
;-——
74
4,479
64
921/4
56
60
8
Corp
Burlington
:—
20
18%
110
38%
69
36%
43%
437
11%
15%
119 "
•
38%
43'A
265
38%
55%
1,067
511/4
41%
22
41%
19%
23%
386
82%
87%
12
22"%
825
17% May
>■
11%
3,287
98 %
300
31%
37
32%
38
36%
28
22%
45%
28%
21%
38%
i 38
32%
815
Jan
Admiral
Ross
Allied
Chemical
Jan
71%
Jan
56i/4
Feb
28%
Feb
Aluminum
107%
Feb
American
Airlines
28%
Feb
American
Can
Allis
Chalmers
Mfg
Aluminium Ltd
Co
of
America
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Products
43%
Jan
American Home
56
Feb
Jan
American
Metal
125
18% May
25
Mar
American
Motors
Rad
200
(Un)
Corp
26%
402
22% May
30
60'A
115
71%
41%
48%
310
53% May
41% May
20 V
39% May
--+-,5
50%
45%
212"%
54%
98
3
22
51%
198"% 216%
60
423'
282
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51
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9%
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115%
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Automatic
43% May
27% Feb
361%
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32% May
22% May
45
Jan
Bell
29%
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Bendix Corp
33 % May
44
May
44
27% May
32'/a May
57% Feb
35
43%
50%
120
46% May
23% May
43 'A May
May
28%
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36'A May
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338
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54% May
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113/4 May
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12
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28
52
400
50
May
May
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1,200
16 J/4
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1,400
38 J/4
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71% Mar
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17'A May
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14%
25
21%
300
1,300
750
13'A May
22J/a May
19
Apr
20 J/8
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700
12J/4 May
22J/0 May
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900
55
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35'A
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23
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900
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2,300
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27% Mar
Jan
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19'A Mar
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May
,
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20
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,
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43% Mar
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Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)„_—
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153/4 May
14"%
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600
5
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52% Jan
37 %
1,300
2,500
6
3,200
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r
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149
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185
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383
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80% Mar
23
25%
*
3
(Un)
V
63 J/2 May
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22
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31%
89
&
261/2 May
22%
50%
Bastian-Blessing
Mar
18%
26%
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
.,
Gossett
37
461
Canteen
Corporation
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-
17
18%
.
4
10
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111
50%
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^
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14%
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155
64 J/2
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.
12
38%
5
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&
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56%
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22
:
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291/s
45% May
18% May
53%
58 %
5%
Mar
21% May
59% May
of Prices
4
-
only
Sales
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50
1.25
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42%
1
43.
26%
55
44%
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Co
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39% May
17% May
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Range
111
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54%
&
115
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5
1
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Jan
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5
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72%
40%
•
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1
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Armco
941/4 May
19% May
46%
23%
47'A
Jan
17% Mar
•
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35
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45% May
198% May
27%
10
5
36%
44
*
5
32%
22%
37%
2.50
page
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Feb
18
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Ampex
Jan
Mar
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151/4 May
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43
23%
Mar
17%
78% May
173/!
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1.66%
(Un)
5
53%
May
20% May
121/4 May
footnotes,
6,561
42%
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1
22%
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86
46
1
26
5
50c
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63'A
—1.75
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National Lead
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52%
120
—
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12.50
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May
38^»
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59
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Jan
34
34
1
47
Register
61
~
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110
Montgomery Ward
Feb
May
May
2ria
10
;
—
48%
40%
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11%
12 J/2
9
51%
47
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,
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American Tobacco Co (Un) new com
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McGraw-Edison
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17%
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Acme
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Feb
8%
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Apr
136%
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Abbott
Jan
*
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48
52% Mar
(P)
Jan
ofi5/„
Sale Price
62%
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Kine-Seeley Thermos
Feb
12%
17
Par
601/4
Jones It
53
59 J/4
May
33J/4 May
Last
22% May
495
—
Jan
May
compilation of the round-lot transactions
180
16%
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International Paper
International Tel & Tel—.—
21%
10
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STOCKS
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1,565
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1 181
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41
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10
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66
19% May
82 % May
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.—
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47
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North
53%
16%
23%
38
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53% May
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.
143
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-
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——1
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Lorillard
Dillon
Co
45%
42%
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—
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51%
Dayton Power & Light
New
15%
20%
18%
1
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Fruehauf
56
24
41%
10
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Corn Products——
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-
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-
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1
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Ford
May
Feb
May
26% May
43 %
34%
21%
*
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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-
135
54
—
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39%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
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Jan
90%
74
Jan
28%
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Scotten,
Feb
26%
23%
1
Chrysler
24%
64
42%
3
Brunswick
Rudy
Jan
53%
10
Steel
41% Jan
39%
36%
•
Jan
29
110%
Bethlehem
Jan
30% May
26% May
..
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86
10
21%
30'A
38
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Avco
Corp
78%
Jan
49% Mar
20
17
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Jan
30% May
25
Jan
18%
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—
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49% May
121'A
379
12%
16
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52%
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—
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138
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2,452
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1.66%
33%
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65
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2.50
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29
57%
1
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Feb
59% Mar
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1
5
Apr
24%
12.50
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28%
23
1
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,
Feb
28%
1
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46% May
14 % May
Feb
Feb
10% Mar
'
37%
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1
Mar
21%
—
America
56%
59%
•.
for Week
57/a
_
*
common
16%
24
12% May
191/s May
289
Co
STOCKS
*
American
8%
Jan
71%
5
10
American
Jan
5
25
10
wi
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Kresge
Feb
__
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31%
51
May
14% May
411/4 May
496
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1131/4
•
24%
»
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30%
May
18
978
Co
Du
54
16%
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Armour
8%
70
14%
12%
Aluminum
Dow
625
18
14%
15%
Aluminum
Detroit
93
35% Mar
34% May
704
8%
8%
107
165
Stores
Cities
1,530
103%
45%
Allis-Chalmers
,
Great
41%
1
Armco
Feb
45%
UNLISTED
Allied
38V4
42%
241/4 May
37 % May
18
Jan
Jan
59% May
573/8 Peb
22% May
468-
-
12%
20
New common
813
Jan
-
Low
1
Co
Motor
31%
1
Procter & Gamble common
U. S. Playing Card
Ford
Mar
49
General
1
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Jan
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36
23%
>77
,
47% May
6% May
-82
Jan
57% Feb
May
42% May
Feb
57
45% May
116
Range
17
Corp
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Jan
National
Cards
7%
-
Week's
of Prices
:
Par
Steel
Apr
29%
27
56
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
..
Edison
Detroit
14%
93
__
;
121
Chemicals
Kahn
64%
Friday
/
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Detroit
High
32%
34%
*
Gibson
5% May
39 % May
60
40
37 %
Kroger
V
69'A
-
'
Paper
Continental
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
10% May
99 %
__
*
Shares
25% May
35%
Eagle Picher
29%
Corp
Power
Consumers
10
40%
*
Bois
i
52%
•
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i
Corporation
Chrysler
210
50
Crystal
Du
26%
2%
Supermarkets
Consolidated
for Week
5%
24%
Tissue
;
44%
16%
Equip
Industrial
27%
30%
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard
Diamond
95%
-
•
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Electric
Allen
10 %
10
Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
90
48
69
Jan
87% Jan
40% Feb
"
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60 % May
50
1,678"
51%
15%
—
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VA
'--
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24%
5
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8.50
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.
,
6%
47%
14%
;
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common..
173
7
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31
1
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51%
22%
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High
—39%
*
Co
Manufacturing
52%
'47%
■i
v-
May
43'A May
46% May
9
46%
S T O CK S
Sales
of Prices
5%
8
Brewing
D
Carey
Week's
Range
Low
—1
Piano
42%
45%
51%
Detroit Stock
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Burger
51%
•
>,26%
,
45
125
14%
Eorman Food Stores
Baldwin
57
247A
1
43% Mar
6% May
25% May
541/2
27%
6%
6.25
Aeronca
18,.
62%
51%
1
—
Woolworth
Avis
'
14%
1
-——
-
173/a May
...
Jan
38% Mar
63 % May
73
60%
—*
Jan
27
s
Jan
Mar
40
31% May
50
50
'
55%
7
10
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Union
460
> 358"
287
17
1
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Feb
49%
--
100
-25
Feb
*
34%
168
Jan
160
541/2
19% *
73%
50%
:
Mar
26%
53%
100
63%
80%
•
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Jan
Jan
22%
33 %
29% May
59%
May
Feb
27% May
31% May
102
50%.
44% r*~
*
:
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Western
Jan
18%
30%
45
•
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6%
Westinghouse Electric
73% Mar
Mar
69
25
;
S
U
Jan
8,800
33%
46%
Sulphur-
Air
U
Apr
36%
45% May
43%
;
(Ind)—
(N J):,
(Ohio)-
Carbide
Union
United
'
41 %
157
421"
:
12%
Gulf
Texas
Feb
352
46%
49%
Texaco
-
36 % Mar
63% Mar
44%
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
68
100
45%
__
Refining & Min'g com_50
Waldorf
Oil
Jan
16
376
15
531%
25
com
Oil
Standard
29% May
47 % May
*
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Sunray Oil —:
85%
72"%
*
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Oil
Standard
Jan
68
72%
Mar
188'
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Oil. (Cal.)
/ Standard
.
Jan
60
348
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31%
—
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50c
Brands
Standard
53 % May
43 % May
50%
37
29%
17%
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—
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Standard
;
.
43 % May
-78% Mar
*
Fruit
S Smelting
__
1
United
U
Jan
27%
__
Railway
Sperry Rand
35% May
186
41%
30%
.
High
198
■
45%
__
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Southern
*
52%
337/8
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Oil
Southern
Apr
72%
116%
27%
•
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Torrington
Company
>
24%
43%
2.50
Association
40
51% May
77i/o May
3c
•
10
Co
Jan
315
2,585
r
—
Socony Mobil Oil—
;
Feb
55%
32%
'
Apr
,
86%
43'A
18%
> 11%
20
100
Ll
1%
48
Jan
Roebuck
Sinclair
Feb
55
.
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35
Sears
■
13% May
33% May
24
Feb
15
__
(NH)—__—.—100
Chemical
5
Pennsylvania RR
Rexall Drug & Chemical
17%
58% Feb
22% Mar'
29%
47%
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35
Jan
77 'A
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1
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76%
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31
1
Tel & Tel Co
Olin
.
31
4
Association
Service Companies
Northern
15
25
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Racing
345
200
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*
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Narragansett
,
1%
42/2
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Copper Corp
Boston
Loew's
387/a
Jun
46%.
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32
America-—-,
Range Since Ji. At* 1
Low
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5
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33%
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.
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71% May
291/4 May.
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275
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National
First
;
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136%
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pfd class B
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10
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115%
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Personal
Boston
i
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111%
50
25
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Phillips
-
12% May
2,397
15%
Pfizer. (Charles)
Low
High
12%
14%
•
33'A
Tel
American
Anaconda
Boston
Low
Par
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for Week
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
Friday
Last
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
.
(Range for Week Ended June 1)
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S T O CK S
,
Jan
May
May
41'A Mar
2% Mar
May
22J/2 May
9% May
52%
Jan
15%
Feb
19
May
25% Mar
33% May
53 'A Mar
I8J/2 May
24'A
11% May
173/4
Jan
Apr
*
Jan
Calumet
71
Jan
30%
Apr
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific
(Un)_^
54%
96%
Jan
Carrier
20'A
Jan
Corp common
Caterpillar
Tractor
(Un)
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
71%
Jan
Central Illinois
Jan
•
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Inc
±
5
11%" 12
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500
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223A May
May
31
May
3l'A May
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26
Feb
Feb
Jan
423/4
Feb
42'A
Jan
433/4 Mar
21
May
Number 6165
195
Volume
(2625)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended June 1)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
.1 >.Par
Chic
Paul
St.
Milw
63
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19%
Cincinnati
8%
«
44
4%'>
9%
41%
41 »/2
477/4
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497/4
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,
Colgate-Palmolive
Co
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—_——1.33% .,y
Consolidated Natural Gas (Un)-.—:—lo
Consumers Power Co new com.:
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Container' Corp
of America—-——.--5
Continental Can Co (Un)__:
:
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Consolidated Foods
Controls Co
of
Oil
of
__
487/4
500/.
Dow
Chemical
Drewrys Ltd USA Inc.—
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Kodak
Natural Gas—
El Paso
Fairbanks
Fairchild
Tire
Flour
Mills
Ford
Motor
New
common
Inc
Dairies
Foremost
6,300
53/4
5,100
>
.
;
200
86 7/8
>: 6,000
43%
100
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Contract
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General
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General
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1,200
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6,100
19
661%
2,500
74
300
451%
511/4
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24%
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100
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26
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1,400
47
17'%
4,500
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247%
39
43'A
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39
May
50
58'%
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57
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23
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>13..37
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33
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85
/ 2,000
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Aluminum
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58
597%
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1
447/4 May >
Kansas
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.
Jan
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Feb
62
Jan
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41
Mar
40
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45 % May
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1,400
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557/a
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451/4
1,000
40% May
25%
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261/4
261/4
100
21% May
26'A May
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6,500
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55
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49
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10
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30 7/2 May
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34%
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,
58%
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233/a Mar
11% Mar
34
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70
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36
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58% Mar
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5,800
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251/4
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267/a
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1,300
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34
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100
22%
34
2
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(Un)
200
27%
22%
22%
51
27%
*
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Trav-ler Radio Corp
Jan
May
May
49%
5
5
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Continental Corp
47
52%
25 %
50c
Transamerica
20th
22%
521/4
3.50
5
Co
\
36'A May
100
247% May
38%
200
35% May
91
May
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Carbide
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Co
of
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States
United
States
/US
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10
(Del)
(Un)
Co
Gypsum
Jan
517/2
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68
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Jan
2,200
347/4
46
400
277/a May
397% May
50
Feb
291/4
1,200
24% May
39
Jan
71/8
7%
1,600
23%
1,400
7% May
20% May
82
861/4
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82
12%
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100
307%
20%
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52%
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4
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120 7/2
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52'A May
39%
27%
1
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1,300
1,200
27%
30%
5
United Air Lines Inc
96
45
52»A
25
(Un)
Corp
91
38%
95%
10
California
United
■
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(Un)
16%
900
610
II,100
17
May
25'%
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Universal
Oil
1
38%
35
52%
Feb
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63%
10
Feb
May
8 3/4 Mar
30%
Feb
104 %
Jan
12 %
May
41% May
24V4 Mar
60%
Feb
497/2 May
16
May
78%
Jan
31 %
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Feb
Vb
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480
4
55
50
6
50
16
May
61
36
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54%
50
50
200
50
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63% Mar
8%
10%
9,400
157%
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2
29%
31%
600
24
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387/2
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2'%
267/8
31%
500
267/b May
41%
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39 Vb
Jan
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331/2
Jan
Jan
1
10 J/4
81/2 May
Westinghouse
6.25
29 7%
26
30%
3,100
Jan
Whirlpool Corp
5
28%
27
28%
500
27
Jan
White
1
42%
37
42%
900
37
52%
40
40
100
45%
50%
300
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40
May
457% May
341/4 May
40%
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92
Jan
Apr
12'%
7'%
Feb
1,520
3,500
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10»% May
14'%
70'%
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Co
Wilson & Co
Wisconsin
Power
(Un)
W)
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•
100
6,500
363/4
700
34
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1,500
34
May
40% Mar
,
42 %
Jan
(
Wrigley (Wm) Jr Co
Youngstown
Zenith
Raid
Corp
&
Mar
34%
341/4
64
70%
300
11
12%
1,500
103% 105%
175
103% May
130%
300
14y2 May
17%
•
Machine
Sheet
Feb
60
1
10
(Un)
World Publishing Co
Yates-American
55
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s
(Un)
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Woolworth
,
Electric Corp,
64
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11
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Jan
May
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Wisconsin
Apr
18%
,
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Jan
May
39
34
Jan
Jan
25% May
45
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May
;
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500
25'%
,
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500
1,000
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26
40
=
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39%
36
10
Co
35
•
71% May
8'% May
1,900
700
1
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(Un)
Western Bancorporation (Un)
Western Union Telegraph
Feb
35'/4 May
9
(Un)
28%
May
19'% May
Co
Co
Walgreen
46'% Mar
.
300
-
14% Mar
8
May
81/4 May
33 Ye May
400
35%
24%
17
400
56%
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Mar
63% May
900
54%
50
12
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39
447% May
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footnotes,
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Fuel
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37
Corp
1,100
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33%
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9'% May
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100
16
26% May
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43
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1,200
1,150
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26
23
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40 'A May
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36
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800
1,421
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i 77%
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Apr
12
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.
35
May
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7
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18
157/4
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(Un)
International Paper
Apr
18 7%
6%
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Harvester
International
Apr
437%
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7
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44 7%
May
900
; 33i%
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15
May
251%
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Interlake
May
31
2,200
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12
28
177/a
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Mar
13
14%
.
25
;
36
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Feb
34
15%
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12
Feb
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12
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—
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Stewart-Warner Corp
,Storkline Corp .J.
—
Studebaker-Packard Corp
(Un)_
.
cHupp Corporation
—1
Huttig Sash & Door,—,———,10
(Illinois Brick Co___
10
Inland
29%
; in/a
W/t
& Co——
Feb
24%
24% May
;
600
171/4 May
..Standard Oil .of
Feb
725
V
347/8
25'% May
177/e May
361/2
600
2,000
>
;
13% May
Standard
Jan
100
-
:
377%
Jan
407/4
"A"
/Square D Co (Un)—'
Mar
667%
900
13
,.
-
31
917/2
25
/Spiegel, Inc
Jan
;
81% May
100
Sperry
Feb
30'%
26% /•
Jan
100
43
Co (Un)
Southwestern public Service—
Apr
-23
Feb
41
300
26%
/Southern Pacific
Mar
187%
15'%
Feb
33
May
27»4 May
407/b
1,400
900
Southern
Jewi
14%
12% May
28'% May
'
Illinois
17
32% May
1
H)
10% May
13% May
8,600 "
V
Jan
47%
"
29
Stockyards
>Socony Mobile
Jan
2,000
;;
•
Holmes
Jan
15
42%
Feb
491/4
May
20
Signode
.
Apr
547%
36'%:"
1
Co——
Corp—
Jan
12'%
167/4
20'/a
May
37
20%
Imperial
Sinclair
Feb
32%
-"287/8
13% May
41 »/2
200
1,000
13%
Shell
Jan
14i%
,,^Jii,^.—8-.33'%
(Walter E)
29
20% May
500
37% Mar
May, >
May
> 501/4 Jan
17 >/4
Class
Mar
44%
Utilities —*
Werner
.Heller
May
37
357/a
3
25c
,—,——20
'Hein
30%
35
200
39
1,300
1
41%
137%
Jan
At;
.
13%
Jan
29»%
11
Diego
Sheaffer
May
13%
44'A
337/8 May
24%
(Un)__20g
Co
Servel
31% May
10%
Service
Paper
Sears
Jan
18% May
-100
National
Public
Regis
j
—
Co
Louis
78% Mar
26
2,200
—
Petroleum
Dutch
95'%
'
—.1
——
Com^-j.-
States
36%
-1,600
35
39i%
Apr
Apr
49% Mar
.
Schwitzer
Apr
Feb
577/4
9,700 "
*
25
35
31%
38
—
Gulf - Oil
22'%
20%
24'%
—'
1
Gillette (The) Co new common
_,7
Glen Alden Corp (Un)__
—______1
Goldblatt Brothers
——8
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—,,____*
Gossard (W. H.) Co new com___i.>—*
Granite City Steel Co—
W
6.25
Gray Drug Stores
——,1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock,——*
Greif Bros Cooperage class Ar,—;—
Greyhound COrp
(Un)
__3
Genesco
6%
33%
-
.:
48
->'257/2
,7,800.
■
May,-.:
Sangamo Electric
Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)_,
Mar
15
,
«
45% May
400
257/4 /
18%
.,2.50
Utilities (Un),
Public
•Gen- Tele
25%
650"
68%
32"'
337/e
1,500
*1,400
"287/4 May:
181/4 May
May / >
May
17'/,
III—5
(Un),.
Co,
Louis
San
'
24% May
:
•
257%
'
May
48
28%
1
*
Tobacco
Brothers
St
Jan
22% May
1,100
83
—2.50
(Un)
Sc
Feb
6
■
__1
&
3%
72% May
257%
83
—10
(Un)
St
>>'•.«! .'4.: ■•/;•"> /
60'% May
72%
V 22'%
Feb
•
May
May
607/a
Royal
10 7/2 Mar
Jan
5
19
r
;
y,
_,_3
Cement,,
5'%
12
.
31'%
50%
(Un),,
Co
(R. J.)
Richman
Jan
27'/a
May'1J>
74
u_1.66%
Corp
J/- 150
•
33
27»/4
1
Metals
Reynolds
Jan
143%
;
2% May
667%
26%
,
*
Corp
Mills
•General
57%
;
J—
1'
(Un) —_j—L.,—5
General/ Dynamics
General
13
5
33
<V
5
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds
437/4 May
May
58'%
160
2,900
37/8 '•'■■•■
40'/a
31%
(Un)
Inc
Rexall
Jan
1157/s
i
-
€1%
27%
,
127/4
___2
Finance,,
8 7/2
..
Box
General
8
41%
5
Corp of America
Revlon
Jan
.:
'17% May v;.
.
> 100
'•
Feb
60 i;.
':>!» v :>
Amer
General
1,400 >
22%
f 8
8
——10
Corporation
16%
5
Co
Oats
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
483/s Mar
-
43'A May
■
42%
13%
/
697/a Mar
-
773/4 May
431/4
39
■
*
com
Company
(Un)
Oil Co
(Un)—
Pure
Jan
87/8
Feb
7
77/4
36%
29'/4
>
Feb
20% Jan
717/4 Jan
16
.
-
May
May
41 k
*
*
Pullman
Radio
773/4
853/4
Feb
Feb
'
15,100
40%
40%
/
—12.50
,
5
*
(Un)
Public Service Co of Ind new
Jan
/ 37 '/a
(Un)
Gamble
&
42
41
y
:
Procter
26%
40% May
900
1,100'.
>
May
.
20% May
"
28,600
25%
>
48'/2 May V
,
200
55%
37
39%
115% Mar
47/2 May
300
38'/2
;
Quaker
25
Co
&
Dodge
May
19
1,800
45
27'%
19% May
(Charles)
Corp (Un),.
Philip Morris Inc
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
2537/4 Mar
90% May
22%
43
—2
—
150'
■
>>12% May >ti
""1,500
16%
41'/2
>
*
33 %c
,33%c
__—
Jan
30%
Jun
7%
5
——2.50
i
w
2107/4
1,250
41
72'%
22% May
#.
40 3/a
347% Mar
45i% May
,
37%
z
1
Co_
Jan
.317/8
47/a
377/8
America Inc
of
;
25
.
Bankshares———5
Wisconsin
60'%
200
97%
53/4
.
(Un)
Rubber
&
First
29
—
20
19
227/a
Corp
1
& Instrument Corp_l
Camera
Firestone
Phelps
500
197/4
90%
96%
:
Whitney
Feb
22%
2ioy4 2167/4
2107/4
-,3';
:
Eledtric Mfg—_
EmerSon
56'%
2,700
51
22%
,
(Un).____—— .10
Co
May
27»% May
r, 45%
(50%
-1
Eastman
43
.>■52 ■/> May
29
24%
51/4
May
5
50
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR —
i.
Jan
v/ 2,650
>
27%
29
——/ .,5
Co——
Mar
—
17%
## 400
52
1
'
1,100
337/b
<3%
*
(Un)____
—
May
55%
;■
—5
56%
10
(Un)
Airways
Co
&
15
700
•"800
6.25
1,000
48%
•
400
13'%
15%
•
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
16
.20
Co
60% Mar
World
Amer
Pfizer
.-1
(Un)
Co
Edison
&
Parke-Davis
42..
!
12'%
48'%
it'*
*
Corp
21% Mar
43
1
Corp- (Un)_—
Gas
Pan
Feb
-
Feb.
100
I
"
I
48
,
36%
7.50
Chemical
15% May
15
16
>
347%
'
Jan
957%
757%
-4
32
♦> .
Gas
Electric
Jan
Apr
:
Apr
55%
87
Feb
■: 12
.561%
;
Jan
30%
15
Oklahoma Natural
Jan
1321/4
40 % May
75'/8 Jun
357/a
1
—
Pacific
477%
717%
May
22% May
,200
-
'
—"
Glass
23.7% May
200'
/
15%
.15%
,
Co
200
1,650
42
16
•>•>■''
1
Co
Owens-Illinois
-May
417% May
:
48
"1,300
26'/4 ....,# 600
41%
•••23%
—12.50
(Un).
of Amer
Manufacturing
Dodge
'
47%
Co—
»
21
—
Manufacturing
87 Va
26'%
24
547%
—5
(Un).»w
Olln-Mathieson
May
247% -.1
& "Company
Detroit
Apr
9% May >v
Jan
'
75%
Co—•
;
10.
Service
Co__,
•.>>1-/28% Mar
477% May
r.21
v
.42%
48 »/4
,
May
62'/2 May
22 %
3%
,—-5
(Un)__
400
Mar
^1
Co,
400
.
Ry
Edison
10%
Apr
88
13% f
(Un)__
(Minnesota)
(Un). *
Northwest Bancorporation
Oil
>
37'/8
X
Co„
Northern States Power
>
Ohio
507/4
;
Jan
Ohio
..
26
300
26
(Un)——
Gas
Apr
38% May
1,800
U
Natural
Jan
47%
America,,!————5
Co___-—
1
Deere
57
Northern
64%
May
5,600
68'%
1
Northern Indiana .Public
'
38%
21
29»/4
87
5
.4
Gas
May
•?#. 9%
Publishing'"#™-#-#!/
Curtiss-Wright
1,000
56 Vi
Products
Crucible Steel
411:
Illinois
May
337/4 May
600
38%
Northern^
57
1,100
<
40%
Feb
17%. Jan
' 30i% Apr
1
26
75'%
30
100
52%
40 %
(Un)
Aviation
American
Northern Pacific
A
38'/2 May
North American Car Corp new com—7
Illinois Corp,,
*
17 V4 Mar
^
High
1,700
5
(Un)
(Un)
Mfg_—
Oak
300
227/4
.
&
45% Mar
>
Low
42
62%
Co
Tile
May
35
Range Since Jan. 1
38'%
Northern
Mar >Jan. /
547%'
22'% May
37%
North
>
Feb
36
Jan
Shares
High
28%
Chem
&
Co
New York Central RR
Mar >
58%
•
./;
•
National
Jun
12%
915
i
21
-
Feb
50
/:
>
.
Low
41
—
Register
National: Lead
..
13% Mar:.
.
62'A
32% May
8% May
/;•
i
,
3,300'
'
'
Jan
577%
■
• 800 ?•
1,000 ,
t
33%
37%
22
57
Peb
26% Jan,
50
May / •'
887% May ■->.*■ 94'%
12,000
;
57
Distillers
National Gypsum
35
,•
1 200
/
#
30% ;
.30
£..••
Cash
National
Feb
—1
(Un)__•
iCrowell-COllier
Corn
i
41
v';'
National
Jan
177%
Delaware (Un-)i—5
Continental Motors Corp
Continental
50
267/4
35
——5
Co.*—:
Insurance
Continental
22%
41
Feb
59%
247%
,300
w
11#
8%
26
System
Gas
200
fi'J
14%
Fuel,&
Columbia
1,700 >
32%; 407/8
Iron Corp—,,,*.,.—5
(Un)___
—10
Commonwealth Edison com———12 %
Colorado
100
'
^
57 7/aV 577/a
Ilhim—-15 » 57y8
14%
Inc.,/———-5
Co
25'%
./
8% May
41
May
417% May
477/4 May
4
3
V..
■>
2,200
27%
35
X36%
887/2
887/2
Cleveland Electric
Coleman
'
467/4-:
.
"
; 2,100
Sales
for Week
:
Mar
65
,18% May #>
(Un)
Inc
.May- ■/;■/, 227%
13
Z* 400
J
'
27%
preferred
45% May
8% May
100
:
41
City Products Corp—
'
19 7/4 May
600
13
8%
..
& Electric-—-4-—8.50
Co—_——4;———10
Cleveland-Cliffs -Iron
100
21%
;
Gas
Service
Cities
Motorola
Chemical
*
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
Feb,
1
11
18%
Bend,_12.50
—ii^-25
Jan
29
1914
13
Chicago South Shore & So
Corp
527%
25
*1,000
52%
8%
,
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry——
Chrysler
May
21'% May
587% Feb
1,700
;
..
45%
52%
—*
Northwestern Ry common—*
Chicago '
Monsanto
224
25%
61%
(Un)_——25
Pac_—
to
Feb 1
29 7/s
1
Corp ——:
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
46'%
37
300
25
21%
•
Chemetron
May
100
24
Champlin Oil & Ref common.,*——1
$3 convertible preferred
—,—*
Par
:
..
*
-
Range
of Prices
Sale Prion
High
Low
,
29%-
Corp———,2.50
Products (Un) _+;——1
Certain-teed
High
37%
Central & South West
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
37%
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
Co
Tube,.
new
common
14%
__5
157/4
•
85%
85
86 %
500
85
May
1
53%
48
57 %
2,100
48
May
16% Mar
106
Jan
Apr
Mar
757/a Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2626)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
-
Par
Corp pfd (Un)
25
Consolidated Min—5c
(C)
Abbey
Cvnress
6%
6%
6%
2,100
21
20
21
34
39%
48c
50c
7%'11%
8,100
4
10
General Exploration Co of
Good
Oil
of Calif
Humor Co
Holly
(Un)
Co
4% May
17
May
2.10
Si,300
650
6.200
200
*
Co
Co Ltd class A
Exeter Oil
6%
19%
33
2
Capwell
Emporium
4%
17
29%
2.10
i
1
California—1
-10c
,1
1
-
11
1.25
v
1,000
JUa3[
May
2,200
48c
May
85c
1.40
2.10
4,000
2
14
14
14
'
54%
49%
55%
;
33%
25%
33%
1.7%24%
25Ta
26
23%
26
29%
25%
30%
-
•
;
601
-
1,817
Jan
5%
Jan
15%
May
Apr
63% May
i
37%
-17% May /.
24% May ,;
i 23% May
25%Mayr'
395
1,500
-
101
.."•
r-
49% May.\
25% May.
-
446
-
18%
25y8
14
-
534
-
High
100 Vi May
4% May
100
5
Apr
23% Mar
,
v
32%
Feb
30% Mar
;
39 %
Jan
Jan
Feb
23%
; 50%
2.25
6 A
Jan
Jan
75c
May
2.00 Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
;
Jan
Mar
Below
the daily closing averages of
representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by. Dow-Jones & Co.
• >
on
v
are
.
,
Stocks
—
15- *Jar
1.90 Jan
2.70 Jan
85c
" 2,400
4%-
..
5
10
6.23
Low
100 % 100%
5
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
.
fo3/ tfn
49 A Jan
7% May
25,800
2.00
2.00
■
Jan
o?
34
Jan
5
2.00 Apr
2(188 A
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Vanadium Alloys SteeLl
—
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9% Feb
Jan
; 29% May
6
.
Shares
*
47% Apr
32% Mfty
May
3
3%
——
J*
2»c
35% May
10
(Un)
22% May
11c May
600
19%
/
32
Co
—
'4,100
2.000
6
Doxninguez Oil Fields Co
Electrical
Products Corp
-
36
35%
- 32%
3
Ink
Cooke.Inc_—
Castle 5r
200
41,000
-
High
Low
:
39
—
Oil
&
Gas
22%
14c
.'33
3
*
Stores "Si—
Industries
California
High
J
Ltd
Co
&
Sway-Hate
'
LOW
5
»
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
22%
11c
13c
'■
_
for Week
Low
'■/
Cement
American
Black Mammoth
Butt^
'
Sales
t
of Prices
Sale Price
.
Riirknpr
'
Last
S T O CK S
Brewer
pfd_
r_
100
Pitcsburgb Brewing Co common——1
Pittsburgh Forgings ,Co_
1
Pittsburgh. Plate Glass—!
i—10 •
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
for Week
of Prices
7%
Glass
Sales
Range
.
C '•
Par
Jeanette
.
Week's
Range
'Last-'
*
Sale Price
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,
not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on ,.
> ;!;-■■■
other Exchanges. .1 v;:.;-. ■'
'
."A
Friday
*
STOCKS
This list does
■
Monday, June .4, 1962
.
Week's
Friday
.
;;
M
(Range for Week Ended June 1)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Price Range on
.
;
—Bonds—
10
10-
*
20-
30
Indus-
15
Rail-
'
Total
10
First
Second.
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
210.62
92.76
80.83
83.80
88.22
86.40
Utili¬
Total
Date
29c
Oil
12
1
Rhodes
Western
25c
Rice Ranch Oil Co
—1
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A_25
Oil
Trico
Union
18
1.80
Industrial
Corp
2.50
3
23%
23%
3%
3%
4%
4%
4%
1
1
27%
28
200
6%
4
67/s
—
6%
6%
8c
10c
70,300
1,300
26,000
%
7/s
Warrants
Equipment
Co
(Un)
Petroleum common
Westates
10
10c
(Un)
Preferred
—
7,300
1,300
1,100
%
roads
25
611.88
129.23
112.57
576.93
122.35
104.35
198.01
92,73
80.77
83.59
88.27
86.34
603.96
124.53
109.73
206.27
92.45
80.75
83.24
88.10
86.13
211.30
92.41
80.85
87.98
86.09
19
Jan
22
Mar
2.80 Apr
32% May
5.00 Mar
88
69c
May
May
28
May
May
29
30
May
31
—
Holiday
compiled daily
Utilities, 6.55; 65 stocks. 15.58.
Averages
are
1
10c
following
divisors:
Industrials,
Rails,
3.03;
5.34;
(35 Stocks)
Date
Jan
Closing
Mon.
May 28
May 29—
Range for
115.13
Tues.
7 /4 Mar
7 A Jan
18c Jan
Jan
6/4 Jan
8c May
the
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
37
4
using
83,16
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
4/2 Jan
5 /a Jan
% May
^
by
25% Apr
27% May
Holiday-
113.54
129.19
613.36
108.23
Wed.
May 30
Thurs.
Exploration
Oil
Basin
Williston
ties
32
Jan
2.90 Mar
9% May
17% Jan
1.75 Jan
30
Jan
2.50 May
16
Feb
3
Jan
4 /a Jan
19,400
24
3%
common
Preferred
Victor
32%
__
2.90
5
common
Jan
Jan
23% Mar
17% Mar
2.10 Jan
70c Jan
3% Apr
24
May
2.10 May
18,700
1,300
900
300
4,400
8%
Sugar
United
19
2.10
2.30
12%
19 %
2.10
32%
50c
Co
Gas
&
9%
27 %
Co
& Gas
Oil
Reserve
1.90
24
2.10
900
7,600
43,100
5,100
600
1,700
46c May
5% Mar
54
May
36c May
17% Jan
15% May
1.25 May
40c May
1.50 Feb
32,300
400
40,000
300
16%
1.75
45c
2.20
28 %
18c Apr
2.85 May
31,000
4%
65
40c
19
2.15
—
Co (Un)
Matson Navigation Co (Un)—.
Meier & Frank Co Inc
M Oil
&
M
J
30c
2.85
54
36c
19
15%
1.25
40c
2.20
—10
10c
*
—10
Merchants
Petroleum
Co
25c
Nordon Corp Ltd
1
Norris Oil Co
1
North American Investment common_l
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
33%c
Company
Salt
Leslie
M
22c
4
65
39c
19
16%
1.65
45c
—10c
50c
Western
Imperial
jade
trials
May 31
Fri.
Low
Mar 14
108.23
Range
113.17
—
1962
144.31
Holiday
1
June
High
for
May 29
1961
High
144.09
Dec
Low
113.63
124.36
May 14
; 8
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Last
4
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Steel
Wood
Alan
Tel
American
Arundel
Baldwin-Lima
Budd
.
Electric
Company
Ford
Fair
98% 115%
22,956
833
28
2,579
35
—
Co
5
10
;
Food
Inc
&
705
2,091
355
1,774
86%
20
51%
16%
19%
.
7%
23%
18%
37
May
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending May 25, 1962y for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
stocks
the
for
Mfg
16% May
7% Mar
1,477
18% May
36
'
A—
Chemicals Corp
18 % May
30%
30%
28%
95%
1957-59- =100
19 %
23%
1,843
19% May
22%
3,683
72%
70%
74%
635
18% May
70% May
„i
24%
23%
24%
16
176
Pennsalt
3
34%
29%
34%
.
'
Non-Durable
31
29"%
31
8%
Trade,
Finance
_*
32%
29
34%
50
13
12
13%
—5
—
39 %
40
—
common
Transportation
Potomac
Public
Electric
Service
Power
Electric
Gas
£° c?mino?
®ank-Ritter
Finance
class
Co
30%
6%
10
57%
——50
—25
B—
31% Feb
40% Jan
38
Mar
38% Mar
19
55
328
5% May
smith
Lab—
n
ISutLoutfrn S,wj
n.n Public Service—--—10c
rSi
„
fl'/l
Thompson
Warner
311/8
56 %
337/8
Ramo-Wooldridge
5
P
Co
Washington Gas
llg
=7,a
LlghUcommon"—
8
*
$4.60 convertible
preferred—I—:*
Woodward & Lothrop common10
"
__
114.4
94.4
158.7
149.7
100.0
:
169.8
—6.5
149.7*
165.4
—9.5
92.4*
Service
98.2
—5.9
113.3
Transactions at the New York Stock
24%
307/8
11,893
24% May
Alleghany Ludlum
Industries
Armstrong Cork
5% May
32% May
,8
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Stocks
Railroad
9,349,110
14,746,200
May 28
Tues.
May 29_
$14,420,000
14,959,000
May 30
Thurs.
Int'l
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
1
1,946
59%
3,192
1,398
7%
170
180
6% May
20
53^
180
May
5% May
300
10% Feb
207
12,968,000
5,760,950
11,021,000
399,000
11,420,000
40,563,230
$53,368,000
$2,142,000
$55,510,000
Jan
Total
28
46%
29
17%
33
56%
337/8
20%
X* tlv.
KV,lt
18(974
3,416
699
110
1
111
S
8 /2
8 /2
25
29%
34%
1432
lis
133
70
A
70
'
10
100
"
28
May
46% May
29
17% May
43
72%
44
22%
if4 K
Jk M?y
Week 's
8% May
40,563,230
11,796,850
397,501,744
506,121,673
$2,142,000
Shares.
$1,034,000
$35,706,400
31,8971100
Bonds—
U.
S.
$2,000
Government
Bank
;
mSv
JaS
d
,5/s HSZ
16,975,000
624,024,400
718,470,000
$18,009,000
$659,730,800
$750,369,100
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Stocks
"—
_'
Svstem
7}
10
Domestic
Harbison. Walker
Refractories—
7%
Home (Joseph) Co
I—__*
see page
Wed.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43.
36%
70
31 y2 May
48 Va
10
50
10
18 %
59%
63%
198
26%
63%
Total
'
28%
191
Total
Bond
Foreign
Corporate
Sales
Bonds
$10,000
3,000
$799,000
1,202,000
637,000
12,000
659,000
406,000
5,000
51,000
462,000
$2,992,000
$54,000
$76,000
$3,122,000
Feb
39%
Feb
Week Ended June 1
1962
196,1
Jan. 1 to June 1
1962
Jan
25%
273
8%
9%
293/4
1,272
223/8 May
8% May
10%
808
24 % May
32%. Mar
Foreign
50
343/s May
47%
Foreign
X24 %
'
73 % Mar
22%
28%
-
1
1
High
31%
May
59 3A May
26% May
May 31
June
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
$38,000
1,000
Holiday
10,000
$751,000
1,198,000
12,653,160
—
2.980,195
5,332,770
1,497,490
—
May 30——
Fri.
Low
Bonds
2,842,705
May 29
Stocks—Number
__
footnotes,
36%
ifl
Duquesne Brewing of Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
2
Equitable Gas Co
———~~_~_~8~50
For
Low
May 28
Tues.
Thurs.
Shares
v
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Ma?
75
53,368,000
55,510,000
4% mFv
1IK
66%
industrial
Railroad and
10% Feb
095/
for Week
of Prices
1961
1962
1961
1962
of
65% to
Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
Sales
Range
Jan. 1 to June 1
Week Ended June 1
Stocks—Number
Mar
8
10
"
Co
Gas
Steel
13,510,000
10,706,970
1
Apr
6%
37%
Last
Inc
Sales
$14,918,000
15,662,000
$498,000
703,000
Holiday
542,000
May 31
June
Apr
69%
Wed.
Fri.
Jan
46%
49% May
5%
49%
Friday
Co
Exchange
34% Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Apollo
92.4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Mon.
Par
'
'
Low.
(No. of
Sale Price
■
111.0
185.5
178.2
Shares)
S T O CK S
—5.7
—5.6
r
16% Jan
5%
—!
*
250
110.3
134.4
121.3
94.4*
;
♦New
International
r!?J?hP^r
121.1
112.4
135.6
158.7*
and
Mining
Jan
266
180
—
1
135.0
—7.5
Feb
8%
6%
-
—6.3
119.2
Change
Mar
12
May
39% May
•-
32%
„
com—*
4,228
119.9
114.4*
Feb
5%
—
10
common
&
—*
*
2,603
144.3 V
!
Transportation
Utility
Jan
29% May
29
May
405
2Se?i'
££ ,£e!P£,ia Electric c°
Philadelphia
Goods
Low
—6.8
110.3*
Goods
High
129.9
112.4*
Manufacturing
34% Jan
23% May
29% May
485
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common—*
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
-1961-1962—
Percent
May 18,'62
121.1*
Composite
Jan
Jan
18 %
18%
—
'
May 25,'62
Mar
:
,—I6%c
class
week
for the current year.
Mon.
Oxford
of stock
Jan
310
8
24%
index
45% Mar
26% Jan
57%
Jun
19%
__
■
Mar
Feb
40% Jan
116% Jan
15% Feb
15% May
22%
,
Mar
40"%
415
11,741
21%
1
1
Mar
Feb
Feb
56
;
8% May
310
84
122
63%
13%
55%
32%
May
44% May
21% May
77
May
745
10
15% Feb
24
5,823
38
15%
40%
675
:
Jan
Jan
49% Jan
19% Apr
9% Jan
82% May
40% May
6
May
39% May
1
j.
Corp
Inc..—i.
Co
32
24 '
37
__
10c
Vending class A
Martin-Marietta
44%
"
Jan
Jan
SEC
The
Durable
1,002
2,697
46%
29%
47
8%
1
Resistance
Madison Fund Inc
Merck
A—;
6'
39%
77
19%
40%
1
International
Macke
class
Co
96%
—
(Julius)
common
50c
General Acceptance Corp common
1
General
Motors
Corp
1.66%
Giant
898
56
7%
30%
99%
136%
34%
May
May
13
May
7% May
9% May
22,925
12
9%
Garfincteel
Homasote
8%
82%
40%
19% May
72% May
98% May
225
21%
.
86 :
2
—
7%
9%
27
5
———
15
92%
43%
7%
46 %
28%
45%
1
Dairies
13
•
12
6.75
:
29
43%
8%
1
&
35
15
1.80
25
—
28
41%
5
-
Stores
Motor
Foremost
111 %
1
Light—
Duquesne Light——w.
Electric Storage Battery-.
Food
1,422
Co
—
Power
40
78%
13
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
Delaware
20%
72%
*
_4.33
Hamilton
Transit
Baltimore
19%
78%
33%
Tel__;
&
Corp
City
Atlantic
High
Low
—
Co
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
10
common—
Stores
American
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
30% Mar
Feb
343/8
34%
373/8
120
34% May
48
22'A
480
22
28
Jan
1961
12,653,160
5,965,210
146,951,204
272,590,920
$2,992,000
$606,000
$31,204,000
54,000
Shares
14,000
719,000
76,000
7,000
740,000
$24,437,000
1,489,000
842,000
$3,122,000
$627,000
$32,663,000
$26,768,000
Bonds—
Domestic
—
—
GovernmentCorporate
Mar
22
of
39
May
Jan
Total
*
—
Volume
Number
195
6165
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2627)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal
Prices
Shown
Are
Stock
Expressed
Canadian
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
'
s t o ck s
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi
&
Power
Acaaia-Atlantic
Paper
Sugar
•
common
4%%
Canada
preferred
4%
14 y2
400
24%
22 %
25
Corp
21
21%
48
48%
a54
a54
__
48
455
'
*
:
May
53% Apr
May
21
29%
Feb
Jan
29%
May
47%
5
49% May
16
22 '/8 May
1,470
-•
Feb
Jan
50
May
„/ 54% May
46 % Mar
51'%, Feb
44'A
105
43
Jan
a54
5
52
Jan
83A
9 y4
a5iy4
44%
a54
*
93A
1,650
11,100
8% May
45
51% Mar
54% Mar
4,151
32
May
36
Apr
547
28
May
33
Apr
100
24'A May
26
Feb
60
May
75 %
Jan
68% May
83%
Jan
6%
Atlas Steels Ltd
42
$2
High
12'/4 Mar
22,996
—50
•
—;
38%
7,265
50
.—
A
preferred.—
preferred —i—
Asbestos
7,988
47
50
Argus Corp Ltd new common...:
Class
46%
42
Canadian Pulp preferred——50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%pfd_.
50
$2.60
Low
45 %
Anglo
$2.90 preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14
pfd—25
—
International
Shares
•
of
Co
6
331/2
•
7-v
a5iy4a533A
32
34 s
28
29%
24%
24%
—
7 •
1
6
55
Jan
9% May
May
7
>
May
V
Utilities
Labatt
Public
Ltd
Laura
Service
5%%
Bank
of
of
Nova
25
I
Montreal
Bank
pfd
10
61%
60
63
J.-10
70y2
69
72 y2
10
72 y2
71 y2
75
3,388
•
Scotia
48
44
48 %
3,161
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provlnciale
Bathurst
Class
Bell
Power
iuanaaa»
&
Paper
*
common
Paper
Bo water
Paner
pfd
5%
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
5%%
British
American
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Brooke
Bond
5
52v
',
3.90
3.85
5%
71 % May
44
May
82
.
16'A May
52
Feb
Jan
May
57% l\Iar
48% May
58 % Mar
51
53
May
Apr
618
53
5
May
7
Jan
175
'
4.35
51
Jan
53
Mar
12,472
3.00 Mar
4.75
Apr
30%
28%
31
13,135
28'% May
37%
Jan
ll7/8
11 %
12y4
1,305
11% May
15'A Jan
14
•
16%
167/8
5,383
51
51
320
51
—
16y2
22
22
700
22.
11%
9V2
11 y2
4,655
14
14
175
12
Jan
16
Feb
32%
—1
31
32%
750
30 %
Apr
37
Jan
25%
Jan
*
——
Products
—
18
Jan
Feb
56%
May
22
9'% May
Feb
May
16%
Feb
Loeb
(M)'
St
$1.30
20y4
19y4
20%
11,620
*
26
24%
27%
6,131
common—1
Dominion
&
Canada
Ltd
Safeway
Canaua Steamshiu
$2.00
21
23
1,385
21
May
25%
—
96y2
96%
930
94
Jan
54
55y2
142
54
May
*
13%
13 %
500
13
Jan
13%
21%
2,250
19
May
25%
10%
53,225
8% May
51%
50%
52%
4,400
50'% May
9'A Jan
53
Co
9V4
9y4
9y2
650
28V2
27y2
30
3.810
27'% May
35%
Tel
36%
37%
5,250
36
Feb
38'A
Jan
7Va
7
7%
1,625
6
Jan
7%
8
555
a4.25
a4.25
50
Canadian
5%
4,280
Husky
Warrants
Imperial na.
Canadian
Industries
Preferred
Preferred
Marconi
Oil
Pacific
Petrofina
Canadian
—5°
Chrysler
Glass
class
Corbys
Crush
International
Distillers
class
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Glass
7 %
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Dominion
Dow
Du
Steel
&
23%
25%
18,364
23% May
55
2,571
r
11%
Feb
35
Jan
300
27%', Jam
14% Mar
Jun
21% May
27%
Apr
5%
5%
3.85
4.10
I2y2
14
19%
125
•
a
15%
a
4'A Mar
Apr
7% Mar
1,000
3.85 Mar
4.25 Mar
775
12'% May
16'/a Mar
21%
14,607
4.00
4.00
500
3.50
Jan
29
3iy2
610
27%
Feb
25
19% May
Feb
4.00
.
Feb
32% May
17%
100
6y4
7%
4,450
128
134
195
128
Jan
22
22 y2
300
22
Jan
24 %
Apr
9y2
gy2
300
8
Jan
9%
Feb
__
42 y4
17% Mar
6'A May
18%
Jan
11
Feb
143
Mar
10y2
200
10% May
15'A
Jan
19%
12,325
17 %
May
26%
Jan
4.00
4.00
4.00
300
3.50
Jan
al7y2 al7'A
2
17% May
19
Jan
5,130
54'/a May
67
Mar
May
85
Jan
16
'
55%
s
72
—
6y2
*
54y2
70
57
76
10,490
40
778
70
15
15
100
14 %
5y2
6%
1,550
May
50% Mar
5.00 May
Apr
Jan
9V2
9%
♦
12%
12
13 %
II,160
12
May
14%
18y2
16
19
33,393
16
May
23%
—
22
23%
2,300
20
Feb
*
17
15%
17
14,465
3'A
25
24
25
420
56
56
77
common
Ltd
»
Canada
*
common
7 % %
preferred
Dupuis Freres class A
9% May
15% May
May
2234
Jan
13%
12%
14
1,335
12% May
16 %
Jan
al7% al7%
50
*
56
3,210
27
5
76
9
1,010
8%
May.
Paper
*
common—
Electrolux
Corp
Enamel &
Heating Prod class A
Famous
Players
Fleetwood
Ltd
Steel
1
Cos
of
Co
Canada
17% May
19% May
45
lOVa
11%
28,280
10'/8 May
83
Ltd
Ltd
Frosst
Apr
111
Feb
7%
7%
600
7%
Apr
10
Jan
9%
4,405
8%
Jan
10'A
Feb
7%
7'/a
8
300
7'A May
11%
Jan
26%
25
27
4,225
25
May
31
Jan
27
25%
27
1,305
25% May
32
Jan
43%
42%
43%
175
42
Feb
13'A
14%
13%
May
80
84
1,725
1,480
44% May
17% Jan
77
Feb
98%
Feb
1
&
Co
Power
preferred
Seneial Dynamics
Reed
(Albert
Reitman's
Class
General
Great
Motors
Lakes
E)
Canada
Class
Ltd
Rothmans Co
5%
Salada
Foods
Shawinigan
Class
Series A 4%
Sherwin
.
7%'
Inc
Warrants
Hardee
Farms
Hawker
Holt,
Home
Int
Canada
Steel
;
...
Oil
Co
of
Canada
Texaco
Canada
Third
&,
Howard Smith
Hudson's
Hudson
Imperial
Imperial
Indus
Bay
Bav
Oil
Paper $2.00
pfd—
Traders
Finance
18 % May
25 % Mar
14
% Mar
75
17 %
May
20'/8
Feb
29
31'/4
2,850
29
May
37%
Jan
106
106
500
103
Mar
109'%
Jan
1,800
54% May
100
17%
7,155
__
__
alO
10
6'%
6'%
100
38%
60 Va
10'/8 May
12 %
16
20
May
10
Apr
Jan
934
ii
775
3.10
2.85
3.30
2,025
2.85
May
45
575
43%
Jan
12
5,960
45
45
49
5514
10,250
42'%
45%
7,247
common_5
13'%
13y4
14%
15,465
24
26
11,637
preferred
Com
Triad
Oils
Paper
pfd
Canada
_•
7 60
mm
footnotes,
25
see
page
43.
55
5
15%
10
May
7%
Jan
Feb
20 %
May
May
15%
Feb
9% May
15%
Union
Oil
United
of
Co
5
Apr
6%
Jan
14
Jan
13
2,300
13
12%
100
Jan
22
12
9%
10%
9,355
12
900
6%
-
72%
500
74%
71%
9%
Apr
Steel
Webb
&
Knapp
Weston
trust
1,925
Class
24'A
Jan
205
103
Mar
100
Feb
24% May
Jan
22'A
..
22% Mar
105
Mar
Jan
Jan
42%
43
1,420
39% Mar
43
Feb
28%
28%
200
28% May
32
Feb
135
Jan
127
V
7'A
1,965
127.
6'A
7%
20
&
127
Feb
6%
May
8% Mar
26%
25
2,720
25
May
28%
28%
30
2,755
28%
Jun
32'/a May
*
12
9
12%
9,695
8%
Jan
12%
*
18%
17'/a
19%
38,164
20
21
1,590
•
1
27
21'A May
32% Mar
May
48 Va
45%
48%
810
45% May
50%
50%
50%
100
50%
61
60
62%
1,710
60
May
*
14%
13
14%
6,470
13
May
10%
8%
11
62,395
8,935
18%
18%
21%
1.50
1.50
2,500
8 %
8 %
100'
6
6
6
1,350
5
6'A
1,000
13
13%
600
52
4 9'A
53%
4,001
21%
.1
Worts—
'
•
•
Feb
6
6%
Ltd—
jun
7'A
-
Jan
17'A May
•
1
32% Mar
20
,_50
*
60
Feb
51% May
73
.Feb
16% May
13
May
May
1.50 May
27%
8'A May
14%
Feb
May
7'A
Apr
5
May
8%
Jan
13
Apr
14'A
Jan
48'A May
1.90
1.93
Feb
Feb
59% Mar
1
2.25
1.90
2.30
1,500
May
2.90
Jan
*
14%
14
16
2,400
14
May
23%
Feb
•
14%
13'A
15'A
2,345
22%
Feb
*
15%
15'A
16%
10,170
13% May
15% May
19%
Jan
„*
18
18%
800
18
May
34
36
810
32
Feb
36'A May
50
49%
49%
100
48'A
Jan
50
Ltd
Co.
class
A
;
■
Limited
4% %
16
May
50
2,150
43
—*
B
Zellers
9
a24
50c
certificates
(Geo)
Jan
84% Mar
Jan
A
(Canada)
Trans
Voting
11%
26%
*
Westcoast
Jan
6% May
500
Corn.
Goocierham
J an
Jan
19
23'A
Ltd
Walker
15
11%
22'A
Vendcmatic Services Ltd class A—
Viau
15'A
71% May
12,248
10%
Apr
Apr
9'A May
12
May
22'A
103
103
•
Canada
common
preferred
22
Jan
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
4.15 Mar
46
Mar
10% May
13% Mar
49
59 % Mar
in
Expressed
Canadian
Dollars
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
S T O CK S
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Alberta
Arno
Trunk Line
Ltd "A"
Co
Molybdenite
Mining
Ltd
•
Ltd..
Co
•
Exploration
Telenhonp
3.00
1
Co^
5
...
Eailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Mining Co
Red
Lake
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Yukon
Mines
River
Mining
Bonnets
500
11
1.75
3.40
41,350
36%
50
5c
5'Ac
12,000
5c
10c
24,500
5c
2.10
3.55
189,463
38c
13,700
70
7.00
7.25
700
5c
7c
55,200
5c
6c
1
5c
1,000
14%
14%
13'A
13%
100
1
16c
18c
8,000
6c
___*
Ltd
14%
1
Ltd
1
-
Inc
1
Warrants
Bluewater
11
100
common..;
Raceway
27% May
26c
al5% al5'A
1
1
Bay
230
31c
5'Ac
1
29
7c
*
5,000
36%
2.90
1
Bateman
Blue
Low
28c
27%
26c
5
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Mines
Beatrice
Range Since Jan, 1
Shares
High
11
Gas
Avalon
of Prices
Low
1
6c
,
11c
400
14
May
&
Bornite
Conner
Bouzan
Mines
Jan.
Am*
36Va May
39%
Feb
Feb
9c
Jan
Mar
10c
Jan
4.25
Apr
60c
Jan
1.65
31c
Jan
May
14% May
7.00 May
5c
May
4'Ac May
12'A
12'A
Feb
Jan
16c
May
6c
May
1,500
11c
May
13
Feu
6.25
1,900
13c
18c
4,000
13c
1
Corn
6.00
13c
22c
17c
23c
241,500
14c
Jan
65c
65c
1,000
45c
May
30,800
30c
May
Ltd
.1
Ltd
1
Bruneau
Mines
Calumet
Uranium
Mines
Ltd.
..1
3c
*
1
—
Calypso Food
31c
1.90
& Beverage...
Chibougamau Mines.
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class B
...
Campbell
30c 32'Ac
3c
\
Jan
4.35
*
Ltd
Gas
Jan
1.75 May
2,655
15%
High
39c
38%
16
May
3,000
11c 12 %c
15
26c
6.00
Oil
4.00
2%c
Fob
Feb
Feb
16'A
Apr
10%
Feb
8%c
Jan
8c
Jan
14%
Apr
14
Apr
25c
Jan
8c
18c
Mar
May
17 %
Feb
7.00
Feb
25c
32c
58c
Feb
Apr
Feb
34 %c May
4c
Jan
3c
1,000
1.55
1.90
12,300
1.55 May
2.90
Apr
4.25
4.90
1,200
4.25 May
7.45
Feb
16
1
16
100
6
6%
1,900
11
Feb
18
May
Canadian Collieries & Resources Ltd—
42% May
52%
Feb
Common
13% May
17%
Jan
Canadian
Dredge
24
May
34%
Jan
Canadian
International
75
53
May
55
Jan
96 %
Jan
99
5%
97
50
Jan
Canadian
16%
125
Feb
18
Jan
Canadian
Power
25
50
25
Mat¬
27
Mar
Canadian
Silica
Jan
68'A
65
71%
13,556
es
May
89
32
31
33
1,082
31
May
39% Mar
Canorama
Canuba
Kortial:
Dock
5%
Jan
8
13 %
*
11
11
290
10% May
Ltd—*
24%
25
150
24
Jan
24'A
a82
a82
3
83%
Jan
85
1.00
1.15
17,000
1.00
May
Ltd
Co
Inv
Tr
Refineries
&
Paper
Corp
Ltd
l.»d
*
„
Inv Ltd..—*
Ltd...
Explorations
Mines
6%
.100
&
preferred
25
16%
3
:
.
97
25
300
12%
Feb
May
6
22%
23'A
—
16%
10
6%
ol
55
100
—
Inland Cement preferred
Nickel
24%
50
...
International. Br-onze
•
common
10%
Feb
Jan
292
5,625
22%
Jan
10,030
May
May
*
Fund
Belding-Corticelli
11%
55/3
21
26%
7% cumulative preferred
Bellecliasse Mining Corp Ltd
13 Vz
20'%
21
450
*
Feb
Mar
11%
3,750
21
6
•
Apr
May
6% May
20
21'A
18%
Piueline
Black
17%
10
5
44%
preferred
For
280
...•
$2.75
International
17%.
54
$4.50
International
17'%
alO
,
11 y4
Acceptance
21
21
„
21% May
22% May
Apr
11
10%
Jan
11'/a May
Jan
9%
al7'/4 al7'/4
•
of Canada
Jan
6,730
pfd
class
new
Canada
Apr
£1
Tobacco
51
10
Trust
Trans
300
Co...
—
39% May
26,617
Bnnlc
Corp
2,630
Mining
Ltd..
1,985
13%
—:
Inv
Canada
12
11%
50
43
23%
...
Trans
23
20%
_20c
39%
Jan
11 Va
1.
Ltd
Canadian
18V2
.*
Pittfield.
Jan
cohi___
,
Toronto-Dominion
Anglo-Can
51%
Class B
Home
37
65
May
21 Vz
common
new
Steinbergs class A
18%
*
•
Jun
46
12%
Steel
Augustus
■
29%
a24
;
Structural
Feb
100
class A
1,095
22'A
,.
Co
675
1
Renfrew,
31
•
Jan
*
29%
100
Jan
Ltd..
100
22'A
—
4.10
common
Siddeley
46
10'A
'
Canada
28%
-
Jan
8%
»
1
3.00 May
——
56%
9,867
2,585
common.*
pfd
23% May
.
—
Jan
May
5% May
48
6%
*
common
Simpsons
Southam
Standard
Bibis
Handy Andy Co.
62%
43
43
*
.•
J.
preferred
Slcard
17
55%
114% May
29'A Mar
5'A
100
Williams of
16y2
16
Jan
23% May
29%
10
j
Power
:
Anglb-Amer
10 '/8
113
May
10
common
A
Feb
54%
Jan
50
*
common
Water &
8%
—
Jan
40
Jan
500
25
Jan
10%
Feb
25%
35
46
*
;
Corp
preferred
300
/
18%
1,235
*
—
Lawrence
8
*
May
10% May
19% May
25
1*
—
Preferred
St
8
26 % May
Jan
27
52
Warrants
410
23% Mar
55
50
15
common
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Feb
29
30'A May
23%
20
—
54%
26'%
Feb
65% May
23%
£
A
mass
B
Jan
a-
60
Feb
14
50%
5%
i
Paper
1,375
*
530
46%
common
3,570
1%
_—
3,160
.100
.
24
Paper
21
1
-
3.20
Steel Wares——
General
19%
Feb
May
i
19%
43
.
_
A
Rolland
43%
,
May
21
24,605
9
preferred
100
—
May
48
635
525
13%
...
46
—
20
767
50
26%
10'/a
Quebec Telephone common
46
30%
20%
48
26
7
*
3.00
*
20'A
29% May
35%
114% :114'A
_
23'%
100
1
11,812
35
1
.
3.15
—1
__—
30'A
May
May
5
Jan
56
19%
m
common-
23'%
common.—.
5 % %
29'A
.
-100
Power
preferred
7,170
12%
*
_
1961
59%
26
•
Ltd
1958
12% May
48
*
preferred
Quebec
16%
200
—'•
*
Gas_
6%
200
30
_
—
Quebec Natural
800
17
56
•
90
102% May
4.70 May
4.70
12'A
"
.
common
50
,
17
*
Development
;
Corp of Canada
Bros
4.70
905
12%
5
common.
107
102'A 102%
1
•
(Chas E)_:
Co
&
Gatineau
Mar
May
14% Mar
106
*
—10
pfd—
23
60c
8%
♦
Atlas Sulphur & Iron
Atlas Telefilms Ltd
;
Petroleum
French
104%
21% May
107
—100
Ltd—.
preferred
May
May
May
•
Tubes
25 %
11
May
9%
*
common
Feb
20%
Jan
68,204
*
Products
Page-Hersey
Penmans
21%
•
34%
16,987
4,615
Petroleum
100
16%
28
58
A
Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
25 V2
—
380
*
class
Nova
(—
•
Corp
Corn
Foundation
Fraser
buimuian
29 %
20
common
25
8
Jan
Feb
28
5
Mines
—
,
24
19%
class A
Containers
—
T1
*
—„
13% May
45
Ajax Minerals
Eddy
200
19%
10
preferred
Wire
Mar
33
Apr
Jan
Jan
7%
May
20%
17'A
Locomotive
Jan
30
22'A
7 % Mar
14
19%
—.100
18% Mar
Jan
a82
Jan
Jun
100
Jan
53 %'
27
26
200
7%
,
May
8 %
4,720
20%
18%
pfd
& Chemical
Power
17%
juta *
Weaving common
Placer
14
7%
29%
common
nartic
Niagara
Pacific
18'A Mar
20%
20%
•
National Drug
Ontario
Jan
•
Trust
Noranda
17%
10
% May
27
a82
9
23
Feb
—
*
14
12% Mar
23
27%
50
.".
1,050
1,575
20
Power
21% Mar
—
15%
3
common
6%
4%%
National
Price
14
•
Montreal
New
15%
Mar
5% May
common..*
chemical
Shops
Tel
Breweries
Morgan
Jan
*
common
...
20%
Jan
44 y2
Coai
Textile
of
27'A May
40
Brewery
Pont
6%
4.10 May
1,375
17%
common.*
preferred
Bros
/ 2,350
Apr
17%
Ltd
&
Tar
Redeemable
Donohue
&
4.75
100
10
Steel
7%
May
28%
17
—
Ltd
Dominion
6
10 %
common
Lime
250
25
preferred
Dominion
6
a49
„
*
Dominion
6
19'/4
Corsets
Foundries
'•
37 %
13 %
40
Ltd
Montreal
Mar
1,570
*
pfd
Dominion
Jan
41
40 y2
204
Class B
Jan
17
31V2
2
....
6%
14
10
a49
I—2.50
Bridge
May
1,215
*
common
Seagrams
Dominion
Mar
*
2
A
Petroleum
Dome
80
12
21 %
*
Ltd
Jan
22%
__
*
Franco-Canadian
Zellerbach
74
■
♦
.
Crown
Jan
10y2
Mar
10%
Preferred
Jan
16'A
17
*
Foncier
72%
2iy2
—;
A
Credit
May
12 % May
15
—
*
Credit
Coronation
57
8,055
-
—
—
—
9,012
"'11%
4.00
— —
Textile
Consolidated
Consumers
63
13%
4.10
.
•
i
—
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
May
:
86
10'A
May
10 % May
56
&
(Robt)
Molson
5% May
57
•
25
Ltd
Co
16 '/8
40
IIV2
25
:*
1
Enterpriser—
Feb
27y4
*
:
—
Cellulose
Jun
10
4.60.
25
preferred—in
Developments—
Coghlin (B J)_—
Columbia
5'A
13'%
•
—
;
.
1
P
Combined
575
I,175
12 %
•
common
•—1
Corp
Feb
5%,
40 y2
.—.———*
Ltd
Feb
8%
4'% May
Jan
8
137/8
coin.—10%
Railway—^
Vickers
11
May
a79% a79%
Co^
Canadian
K
12 %
Power
Companies
7% May
5
Ltd
preferred
Co
Mitchell
8 % May
5%
61x/2
•
——
Canadian
C
*joiuiucmw£iO
m
common—
Locomotive
Canadian
11
13%
'
——-
.—
4.50
5'A
—„—,—*
Intefnaiiiuiai
Canadian
W-.'
1
Canadian
Canadian
—
——————
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian
8
A---———*
—
73
:
5% %
Miron
Jan
367/8
Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
B
May
Feb
*
common—•
Ltd
3,800
High
12% Mar
_35
com
—
———
79
Low
13% ' 13%
Massey-Ferguson
Feb
87/8
Mar
73
76%
Ltd.
Rights
Feb
19
10
,
common
Class
May
64% Apr
Mar
May
53
*
Lawrence
Maritime
Apr
__
Aluminum
Canadian
Jan
Mar
•
British
Chemical
.
———50
—
Celanese
Canadian
29%
*
Canadian
series
29
a22y2 a22y2
„
r-—12.50
Canadian
$1
Feb
96 %
-
preferred
27
21%
-
kieciroiilca.
Breweries
23% May
100
pfd-
4.40%
common——
Aviation
Canadian
29%
75
32%
10
onmmon._—
preferred
Canadian
886
24% May
28% Feb
29 Va
Sugar
Foundries
Canada Iron
19% May
20
•
preferred——
Canada
5%
.—..*
common
Cement
47
46
10
MacMillan Bloedel &■ Powell River
6%
Calgary Power
Canada
40 % May
530
Bros Ltd.,
Feb
Ltd.,——25
44%
49'A
3,280
46
5
Laurentide Financial class A
$1.25 preferred
:
Jan
54
20
•:
•
Products
(1959)
.
810
•
'
•
class A
Ltd
51%
Telephone————25
Can
Company
Bruck Mills
350
34,774
51
•
Oil
GOO
53
53 ya
50
Power
<st
17
52
48%
ti
pfd
biahi
2,079
53
:
50
—
Bowaters
16V4
12,744
-
52
25
Bowater
Building
16%
*
A
Telephone
Brown
__
40'A
•
Candy
Lewis
Lower
Range Since Jan. 1
8
(John)
Secord
Shares
High
Corp
Interprovincial
Pipe
Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
Jamaica
for Week
Low
Par
-
preferred
Metropolitan Stores
Bailey Selburn
"
'•
Sales
Range
of Prices
25
.
•
Ltd
Aluminium
Last
Sale Price
for Week
42
*
common—
Algoma Steel—;
Aluminum
44 %
,
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
,
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended June 1)
Exchange
in
39
Ltd...
*
...
1
....1
1.10
7%
7%
7%
7%
300
1.12
1.12
1.18
2,300
93c
12c
11c
14c
14,000
lie
2c
2'Ac
4,500
2c
Jun
Jun
M
nr
May
1.50
8
Feb
Feb
Apr
May
Jan
Jan
1.18 May
1«e
Jan
4'Ac
Jan
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
'
Range
for Week
Explorations Ltd—_l
Corp Ltd
Ltd class A
Cemral Dei hlo ons uq
*
Ch^mslloy Minerals Ltd—.—--1
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
1
Chioougetmau Copper Corp__
l
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—1
1
Quebec
Cartier
Cleveland Cooper Corp
1,500
12%
200
.32
-- -
5.25 1 6.15
•
-5c
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
150
Div Standard Sec. "A"—-—-*
1.45 <
Daering
Ltd
Nickel
Dumont
Sullivan
Empire
Ford
Fort
Futurity
United
Principal
Jan
United
Towns
Feb
10,000
20c
Feb
40c
710
11%
Apr
13
10c
100
10c
Ti
14,400
22
1.40 May
1.14 Jan
>-•
Mar
46c
May
Jan
•
May
28c
28c
1,500
28c
May
80c
80c
200
50c
Jan
47
Jan
48
Apr
30 % May
a48Vi a48Vi
15
27%
200
30c
24%
25c
45c
26
1,150
10 A
36c
31c
9%
10%
140
35c
38c
5,000
24c
24c
36c
62,000
44c
1.68
1.35
4c
12%
50c
Jan
45c
May
1.65
5c
8Vic
Apr
50,700
3,785
50
54
1,750
50
3c
3c
5,COO
2%c
Jan
4c
4c
1,500
3 Vic
Feb
140
150
1,910
42c
7 Vic
8c
80c
Jan
10c,
Apr
8c
Apr
12c
Jan
:
50c
51c
.12
12
5
5
3.25
—_1
1
4M2C
4c
4c
60c
6c
Ltd
Jan
6% May
3.35 Mar
Jan
3c
14c
60c
May
Jan
7c
May
5c
Jan
:6c
Jan
Jan
500
38%
38
25
3.20
..
.
:70c
Apr
11c
Jan
40
.
Jan
>:
Mar
3.00 May
500
Feb
Jan
;1538
v.
.
May
Jan
Jan
1.80
:1.30
May
.
21,000
38%
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2.90
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17,000
8c
1.30
•
Apr
-
.
Mar
C.25 Mar
.
May
4%c
60c '
3.20
•
10
2,940
5c
—
2
:
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Apr
50c
-
3,000
4%c
I
1.40
24,000
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30%c May
5,300
8c
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Feb
,15% May
•
■
655
6c
.
3.10
-
4.500
-
3.80
13--. May
18
May '*:
3.80 May
800
.
2.90
—
,
2.75 Mar
■
1,800
J
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3.20 May
,
,
Toronto Stock Exchange
The
Toronto
Stock
Exohange issues
INDUSTRIAL
Shown
Are
segregated
into
the
are
STOCKS, and
Prices
list
second
Expressed
in
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Jan
Sale Price
The first
parts.
two
the
MINES
Canadian
Friday
INDUSTRIALS
,/■
Feb
Mar
57C
Jan
19c
Feb
Apr
23c
Atlantic Sugar common
Acadia
Apr
4c
Par
and
Feb
Preferred
Dollars
%..
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for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan. ]
41%
46%
9,160
38%
Jan
49% May
25%
3,950
24%
Jan
27% May
15
12,745
12 ye Mar
260
98% Mar
•
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14 y4
100 y4
13%
.
Low
1001/4100%
25
400
24% May
29%
Apr
71,175
54c
Feb
2.35
Jun
Alberta
80c
80c
I,500
80c
May
1.28
Jan
Class
A
preferred
1.73
60,375
Class
A
warrants
'V.
2.00
2.35
13,130
75c
92c
7,980
2.00
105'
Feb
•-
2.85
Jan
May
75c
1.30
Jan
•
Trunk common
.
16% May
,
May
2.00
1.70
2.00
13,775
1.70 May
2.30
Feb
5
Voting trust
Gas
High
"
2.30
85c
2.35
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Sales
1
High
25%
•
—
being
25
44%
.
*
100
—
Alberta Distillers common
one
OILS.
Low
Ahitibi Power & Paper common—
•
Preferred
—25
Jan
5.00
1.78
1
10c
Jan
4V2C
4,600
1.40
£„
%
—
24%
2.30
1.40
—
Warrants
1
1
15%C
3,575
30 %c 30 %c
1.40
1
*
Ltd^
Mar
168
Jan
11 %c
May
Jan
5 Vic Mar
27c
1,500
4.30
May
68%
May
3.25
30,700
16c
Ltd
.
/
•
*
10
Ltd-
Ltd
9% May
May
140
23,200
6C
15c
12c
8 % May
425
34c
4.55
Co
Feb
4c
37c
3,8.0
Jan
Feb
8%
7%c
15c
Z
Manufacturing Co
Canada
Apr
4c
12c
4.25
19%
Ltd—
Jan
500
4.05
18
Jun
90c
.
Feb
1.90
9c
50
18%
Mar
8%
He
8%
common-1—*
May
12c
Apr
10c
200
—*
Speculative Investment Fund of
York
7,504
36c
May
,.16,575
Associates
Co
32,500
,
3.05
Properties-
Mines
9c
10c
8c
8c
14%
—
Electric
27,000
.1.3
Feb
Mar
1.34
2,700
;
26%
1.65 May
500
1.65
1.34
Jan
9% May
23%
8c
6c
Apr
»
Feb
87c
May
Westville
Feb
—
,
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
19c
38c
'•
8.25
1.75
Jan
14
3,000
10c 11 %C
High
F
May
1.45 Mar
76,200
-
-
3.00
:
Oil
Westburne
Woods
10 Vic
5.50
119,500
12c
73c
14
Virginia Mining Corp——
Weedon Mining Corp
Feb
10c,
55c
3.00
Vanguard Explorations Ltd——
Apr
57c
May
22c
44c
1.00
Ltd
Houc
29c
12c
69c
*
Swimming Pools class A
; Val Mar
Van
Der
May
28c
24%
Ltd
Mines
Lake
Jan
5c
12
10,300
4,000
Silver
Geco
Glen
Oil
25c
•
Ltd
Oils
Obalski
United
1.28
1
•
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Asbestos
United
12
•
Power Sec Corp Ltd
Reliance Minerals Ltd
United
May
) Jan
710
20 %c
28c
l.
.
Corp Ltd———
1
Mining Co Ltd—:.——*
1.85 May
15%
Line——,—•
Pipe
of Canada Ltd
44
22c
*
Foreign
Gas
Oil
36
Jan
16% May
25
•
1
1
Ltd
Canada
of
Co
Motor
Union
Ltd
Freezers
Jan
4c
,
5,419
25c
*
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining <fe Exploration Inc
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd
Mountain
Apr
.
Ltd—,—
Corp
Mar
30
39%
i3,000
Canada
Trans
7c
Feb V'"..
1.00
180
27 Vi
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
,.
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May
Trans
Feb
1.20
1
Minerals Inc
Oil &
Metal
Fab
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
4c
3 Vic
Jan
4 Vifi.
'
.
1
1
1
Corp
Apr
5c
10c
18 %
28c
1
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Petroleum
100
*
1
1
Ltd—-—-—u
Exploration
1,200
1.54
1
Ltd
Low
6.00
15
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
Titan
10c
y '«
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ftc
——-J
Mines
Dumagami
Tib
16%
Limitee "A"
Frere
&
Jan
4 Vic
50
Dome Mines Ltd
*
Dominion Explorers Ltd
1
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Drummond Welding & Steel Works
•
David
Jan
899
36
40%
--
1
Ltd—.
Corp
Explorers
Dalfen's
2.71
20c
*
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5.50
6.00
——————■—-
Talisman
14c
-.,1,505
1.85
34
AnV">" 39%
Z—
—'Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-l
Consumers Gas Co common-.*
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
1
Copperstream Mines Ltd-—.——_
Couvrette & Provost Ltee class A_—_5
Crusade Petroleum Corp Ltd
—*
—
Rights
Feb
May
v
Shares
1.54
1
Petroleum Ltd
Lake
Tache
Jan
,
8.50
3 Vic
-
9,500,.
207,000
:•& 5c
.
Apr
35
9c
3,500
;
5c
5c
— -*
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Preferred
4c ■'
4c ;
13
1.00 May
3,000
10c
10c
,
4C-
Jun
May
11c
5,000"
lie
11c
Supertest
Tazin
31,210
'
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Jan
5.25 May
21,470
1.29
1.05
l:%°n
•
Jan
12
Low
—1
*
Ltd
Cons Mines
29c
,.,32
Mines Ltd
Rock Iron
Steep
May
11%
175.
32
-
8c
Par
Sullivan
12 Vic May
46,300
9c
11%
--
Products
Food
Catelli
16c
9c
11A V
Asbestos
Caviar
13c
for Week
''
4.75 May
3.40 May
3,160
3.95
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
High
3.40
3.85
16c
*
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Industries Ltd
t-ta
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Mine.-
Cb.ocL-
Low
Par
Building
Capital
Fabi
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
Week's
Last
S T O CK S
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
•
Elder
.
(Range for Week Ended June 1)
Friday
Friday
East
.
(2628)
28%
24%
29%
26,098
24% May
38%
Jan
107%
109
825
107% May
11%
37,904
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Hastings Mining & Develop
Helium Corp of America
Hillcrest
Mines Ltd
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
Paints
Jubilee
Corp
Iron
Keely-Frontier Ltd
Kontiki
&
Lead
7c
8%
2.40
3.00
30c
37c
27,200
6
6
Feb
lie
Feb
5.50
8,373
34c
100
8.50
9.00
4c
4c
8
28c
3,500
4c
Acceptance Corp class A
5
8%
9%
925
Labrador
Mining
1
25
25%
3,300
25
1
80c
1.05
4,300
75c
Laduboro
Oil
Lambert
Explor
Co Ltd
Ltd
(Alfred)
"A"
1
18%
Lamontagne Ltd class A
1
9
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium
Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Loblaw
Inc
♦
__
8%
•
B
Preferred
*
>
18 %
15%
845
9
Aluminium
Aluminum
Apr
4% %
Jan
7c
Feb
Apr
Anglo
Anthes
Apr
1.20 Mar
27
Jun
49 %
Mar
B
1st
Malartic
,
Melchers
3c
Jan
5c
Apr
$2.50
12c
13c
1,700
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
$2.60
100
Feb
Mines
Distilleries
Ash
Temple
Class
com
Mercury
Corp
Mines
Ltd
90c
May
Atlantic
84c
Mar
Atlas
6c
Jan
11c
Jan
Acceptance
Electric
Auto
50
43
Jan
51%
Autofab
Ltd
10
205
10
Jan
12
1,120
Feb
6
Jan
Bank
of
of
Mining
43
4.90
Feb
36c
31c
25,800
1,000
30c
May
1.53
Jail
Bank
2c
2c
May
50c
Jan
Bathurst
60c
60c
60c
4,700
60c
May
19c
24c
13,500
19c
May
35c
21
22
500
May
25%
Jan
9c
Mar
1.05
Jan
1
21
6c
6c
1,500
5c
74c
2,100
70c
May
5c
1.02
Jan
72c
6c
Jan
5c
5c
5c
2,000
50
48%
523/4
7,730
•
1.34
1.05
1.55
126,100
•
common
6%
6%
63/4
1,400
8
8%
200
92c
1.18
12,800
11%
200
♦
Ltd
1
Ltd
1.18
*
Automatic
Vending
Petroleum
Corp Ltd
National
Native
Minera's
Co
Ltd
•
11%
Jack
Newrich
Lake
Uranium
Exploration
West
Nocana
North
.
Feb
Northern
Cum
75c
Mar
class
4.60
7c
Ltd
1
Beatty Bros
Beaver
Bell
Lumber
Explorers
Atlantic
50
Ltd
1
Inv
Products
Oil
&
Porcupine
Col—
7c
Jan
Apr
Bowater
Feb
2.90
Jan
5% %
Ltd
class
Gas
Co
cum
Gas
part
A
Mersey
Traction
May
1.40 Mar
Feb
11% May
Quebec
rnhoc,
Quebec
Bright
(T G)
Qmolf-'n?
pfd
Quebec
1951
Renold
Chains
Canada
Columbian
5c
Columbia
Packers
Columbia
Power
Corp
Apr
British
Columbia
Sugar
7c
Jan
82
Jun
Feb
Shop & Save 11957
Sobey's
£;ca
South
Oils
1
British
11c
14c
69,500
11c
May
30c
Feb
Bruck
Mills
§c
5c
5c
1,000
4c
Feb
7c
Mar
58c
6,100
42c
70c
18Vic
;
Class
Spartan
Air
Services
class
4.65
Apr
4.80
4.65 May
550
5%
Apr
'69
May
1.05 May
2.75
Jan
83%
Jan
69
72%
6,445
16%
17%
275
16%
Jun
20
53
53
54
525
52%
Apr
56
7%
7%
500
*
Feb
75%
16%
6y4 May
,
Jan
Jan
- 7%
32
,
May
29%
29%
31
775
53
48%
53%
69,311
48% May
58% Mar
51%
51
51%
708
50 V4
52
Feb
50
52%
52%
53
175
51 y4 May
54%
Apr
5
5%
2,230
5
May
52%
51
Feb
5%-
29
Feb
Feb
Jan
,7% May
52%
100
3.90
3.80
4.35
30,066
3.00 Mar
4.95
Apr
3.95
3.50
3.95
650
3.50 May
6%
Jan
27
27
70
26% May
47
70
725
69 Vz May
86
Jan
28 % May
37%
Jan
11
14%
691/2'
54
Mar
Feb
70
30%
28%
311/8
32,314
12
11
121%
6,110
151/a
151/a
600
14%
Jan
16%
Feb
16%
17
27,000
15%
Jan
18
Feb
28
Jan
Products
class
•-
B
*
ex-dist_*
16%
May
24%
24%
100
24
% May
20%
201/4
20%
835
20
Jan
50 Vz
48%
511%
2,469
*
•
10
8%
8%
8%
300
48% May
8% May
11%
10%
12
425
12%
121/4
13
395
12
2.60
2.60
300
2.60
May
Building
3iy8
32%
1,225
30%
Apr
6%
6%
175
6%
Jan
9'/a
4,760
8%
Jan
1.50
1.40
1.50
20%
Products—
Feb
Bullochs
Ltd
Jail
14c 19 %c
63,500
14c
57c
.
Feb
20% Mar
10% May
25
*
36
56 %
Feb
9%
Jan
-
16
Jan
Jan
Feb
16
•
May
3.60
Feb
Jan
500
6.00
,,
May
6.50
4.90 May
Jail.
Cabol
class
•
!
A-
32%
*
Enterprises,
400
5c
May
4,500
7c
Feb
14c
Apr
Canada
4%c
5c
16,000
3c
Jan
7c
Apr
Canada
6%c
8c
64c
62c
65c
3,500
5%c
6c
13,000
5 Vic
46%
46%
46%
1,165
44%
1,400
3.85 Mar
3.15 May
5%c
68%
36%
J-rn
6% Mar
;/
16 Vz
.
Calgary
11 Vic Mar
13%c
6% May
5%
Power
Jan
3.85
Jan
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Jan
48c
68%
68%
25
1.65
383
17c
22c
12,000
3.00
3.35
6,350
2.50
2.50
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2%c
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4,500
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May
75%
Jan
A
Canada
2.28
Feb
4%%
Cut
450
26
25
28
3,307
29 y8
29i/8
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20
:
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.*
20
Iron
Apr
101
Mar
25
28.
118
Feb
■104
5% May
May
7
Jan
33
.
Mar
22
May
Feb
30
l.ZoJ
17%
Jan
24% May
1,2'7
29 y8
,
19% May
22,320
,
22
Jun
27
31 Vz
Jun
35
30
Feb
36
■-
Canada
Permanent
Jan
Canada
Safeway
18 Vzc Mar
20%
Jan
100
1,650
400
5.20
14 Vz
Apr
2.00 May
35c
5.20
May
Jun
10,200
4,725
1,000
25c
33c
31,200
3.40
3.40
200
71/I
6%
7 V's
4,202
53c
53c
i/7
16%
16%
975
May
16% May
1 10
1.10
1.10
200
50c
9c
10c
17,500
106 106 Vz
50
775
1.00
1.45
31,100
26c
27c
2,600
15
2.70
65c
B
Canada
20 Vz May
15
'
:
10
Ltd preferred
Wire
&
Lines
Cable
Aviation
Jan
Canadian
Apr
Canadian
Canadian
Breweries
May
Apr
1.42
Jail
Class
B
May
4.75
J a 11
6% May
9%
Jan
Canadian
1.00
Jan
17%
J&11
1.00
24c
May
May
Feb
1.80 May
47c
$1%
Mar
May
82
Apr
55
56%
175
52
54%
940
73
75
96%
Celanese
;
Canadian
73
May
-387
93% Mar
630
55
12% Mar
9% May
20
20
6
6
710
10
8%
10%
100.354
50
52(4
7,249
9%
760
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com
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1,350
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:
Feb
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52% May
11
Jan
Jan|
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1-4%
Apr
2,440
27
May
35 Vz Mar
37%
1,235
36 •
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38%
28
27
30
361/2
7%
2.65
13,830
6%
5%
10,135
2.10
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500
95c
1.10
5%
10 325
*
10
12
6,570
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2.05 May
8,150
6%
81c
3
Jan
6
12% Mar
1 i Va Ma.v
v
5%
—
May
9%
25 Va
1,303
13 y2
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common--—.
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13% Mar
3.65
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Collieries
May
8% May
Apr
Mar
14
3.65
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-
5
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f
2.30 May
13%
8
May
-
Apr
Mar
660
2.50
7%
20
89
96% May
3,525
2.45
37 3
-
57%
2.05 May
2.05
.2.35
;
—
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51%
21
2.30
Canadian Curtis Wright
I
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1,255
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Jan
51
564
2.40
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Canadian
51 Vz
-
1,275
common
Chemical
Warrants
---
11
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Eritish "Aluminum
preferred
Canadian
Feb
Jan
68
56
Canadian Canners ciass A
24c
445
131/4
warrants—:
126
71
55
Preferred
May
Apr
68
9V'4
warrants—.
May
Apr
12%
:
A
9c
89
55
—_
Class
105
Jan
10%
!
Canadian
1.10
Apr
85
12%
;
Bakeries
Apr
Feb
Jan
25 Va
60
*
B
Apr
4,955
•
common
class
Jan
53c
20% May
Apr
Apr
87
—12.50
Steamshlo
Canada
1.55
3.40
50
32
96
74:
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Feb
2.00
20c
500
32
23
20%
-
52%
—
7.40
1.71
32
70
May
80c
31%"
87
21%
Canada Packers class A
Jan
Jan
lo
—
-
5.10
20 Vn
36c
Malting
4%c
20%
2.10
32
23
•
2.50 May
May
31%
100
2 Vzc Mar-
5
2.00
Foundries common,
preferred
Class
10c
:*
l-
-
22
22%
1
common
Jan
■
•
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6.75
1.71
130
35c
May
3.00 May
6.30
k
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17c
1.00
100
60
6
-
1.65 May
68
80c
ifi
103
5%
•
;
Canada
Jan
49
Jan
1.71
29c
103
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Jail
May
10c
May
1
15
2 10
20%
100
^
common.
90c
Jan
19%
T
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common
Cement
1.40 May
509
*
common.
preferred
Bread
V
—
-
1.65
Zl
pfd
Jan
33%
*
52 Mi
Apr
May
13,500
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61*
26
Jan
70%
A
31
10c
2
p-
Jan
19% May
""
May
B
49% May
3.15
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4.65
1.60
28%
*
60
preferred—
10
4.90
2
mi
r^nadn
12,308
.1
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50
49%
9 Vic
„ZZ__2
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2,750
30%
1,050
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49%
50c
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21c
Ltd
"A"
22
28%
8%
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Ltd
Stores
19%
29%
13,219
Company
_20
Ltee
Jun
20
Columbia
Brown
pfd_IZ__20
L,ia
95c
1.60
Preferred
Mar
&e
-
Siscalta
725
63%
common
6%
4.00 May
70
British
British
Brockville
x
Ltd
1.00
_•
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5c
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95c
•
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3.15
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Sherritt-Gordon
95c
50
4.05
Feb
35c
Lawrence
Jan
10% Jan
50
14Vic
Jan
Apr
Warrants
St
15 Vz
Jan
Apr*
*
Forest
20c
1
Enterprises
Jan
10 y4
•
Columbia
22c
3.35
preferred-
Foo's
13%
common
British
May
1
—
Liiu
1950
Jan
5
115
•
Jan
May
Ltd__l
T
5%
9%
14
10%
14"
60
Oil
6c
50
Corp
Telephone
5%
8
14
10%
common
15c
•
&
675
8%
,
_*
preferred
Canada
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8%
8%.*
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Jan
.55% Feb
54%. Jan
10%
£1
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10c
50
Goldfields
52%
50
10c
l
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QueOew
Ruby
v
755
9% May
:
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5.30
Jun
2.23 May
11c
1
Ltd
Chibougamau
Quebec
53%
1.50
Preferred
Canada
-
52%
531/4.
1.60
—;—
Brazilian
1
Ltd
2nd
May
May
61%
!
48,000
1
Ltd
Producers
Provo
50
i
Paper
58,000
1
Corp of Canada—
4%% cum 1st pfd
non
May
6
235
Bridge Tank common
Power
6%
9
15,979
10
preferred
Bowaters
2
Mines
15,366
7%
9
*
preferred—
9% Mar
l
Ltd
Prime
Feb.n
13% May
103% Apr
"
Mining Corp
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Pitt
Feb
9%
common
5%
Corp
17c
Lijd_l
Pennbec
Place
100
52%
.*
,
Telephone—
Bowater
16c
*
com
Mines <Quebec)
Candn
Mines
May
20
Co
15c
57c
Ltd
pfd
Feb
55
Jan
12
6
*
common
13c
13c
1
Conner
52
•
51
:
9% Mar
2.20
90
1
Metals
80
9%
*
Paper common
&
Feb
10
30,500
70
1
1st
101 102%
102
178
Feb
83c
10
Scotia
Power
A
92c
3,910
5c
70
Ltd
Opemisca
Pacific
4.00
6c
1
ODemtska
Paudash
4.50
Ltd
fund
1,460
Jan
3.05
Jan
45c
10
7
2,000
Co
Rare
13
Apr
50
6%
B__
6% May
5,500
12c
70
Ltd
sink
2.70
12c
1
Quebec Power Co Ltd
red
2.23
10
Mines
12
25
Feb
1.50 May
*
common
Nova
Class
60%
48 % May
1,600
_1
Mines
Amulet
Mines
American
2.45
•
Cooling Semiconductors
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
2.20
•
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
New
2.20
25c
Ltd
Needco
New
54
r-54%.,
t2Vz
May
47%
1,200
•
Jan
51%
common
British
National
Zm 3,150
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29%
--
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•
Jan
May
Jan
8% Mav
3.20
Apr
6% May
90c
Mar
95c.
-
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Apr
22
1,075
1.85
53%
22 y4 May
'
1
Ltd
Corp
Canada
48%
50c
—10
Montreal
40c
221/a
1.50
May
42
770
22
47%
,
U"48%Jt
Feb
Jan
Jan
5%
'
1
Mines Ltd
pleasant
25,945
:
5
2,775
•
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Mount Royal Rice Mills
25%
*
Steels
10
5
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Corporation
Mussens
May
May
43
1
Ontario Paper Co
&
Moore
Murray
75C
53c
1
Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Dorp of Canada Ltd
Mount
2,000
12,500
2c
Mid-Chihoueamau
Minnesota
85c
•
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22%
Wire
Standard
io
lfl
Chipman
Island
24%
Feb
9.60
;*
—
43
8c
Warrants
Merrill
6,533
common—
B
•
Ltd
Limited
46%
18.,
*
Ashdown Hardware class B—
Jun
61c
9c
42
*
Feb
80c
8c
45%
i
10%
Jun
72
5.25 May
*
10%
8% May
49%
57% May
2,392
I
49 Vi
7% May
1,325
2,925
Jan
.Jan
124
100
6.25
—-100
preferred
9
May
57%
*
——————
...
*21% Jan
21%
—
—
preferred
1
5
1% preferred
1
Argus Corp new common
Class
C
preferred—!
900
53c
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd—_1
Mining Co
1
Massval Mines Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
pfd
II,000
8%
3,210
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17%
108
Feb
15% May
18
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3 Vic
49%
106%
2,105
5.25
-
lo
'
10V4
7%
8%
17%
57%
—50
9
49%
16
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Imperial class A new
Associated
Marchant
preferred
Controls
Canadian
Class
May
12
Apr
4%
Co
Warrants1
10 lA Mar
Jan
Ltd
preferred
Analogue
29%
May
8.90 May
425
1
•
—^
—
3c
*
Companies Ltd class A
Class
17%
Apr
20%
106% 107%
•
common
—
Algoma Steel
Mar
6%
10 Vi
8% May"
Labrador
&
52c
Feb
•' 17%
10
50
8.90
106 %
—10
—
110
5.90
Central
Preferred
4.50 Mar
Jan
6
8.40
1
Jan
9V4 May
Jan
2.40 May
300
8.50
Algoma
100
Alberta
19%
108 %
10%
Class B preferred—
Natural Gas
Jan
2.40 May
200
2.75
26
15% May
Feb
15,825
8%
Jan
4.00
Feb
5Vic
2,000
3.10
1
Mines Ltd
3.70
19% May
400
15%
i
2.50
2.76
1
Mines
Zinc
4,535
7c
•
•
Kelly'Douglas Ltd class A
Gold
200
21%
15%
1
Kerr-Addison
3.75
19%
•
Ltd class A
(Can)
1.20
3.75
•
1.99 May
1.20 May
1.52
5
2.50
1
Ltd
Helium
International
Int'l
Gold
Cons
20%
•
Ltd
Collieries
Hollinger
100
May
1 40
Feb
10
May
14%
Jan
Volume
195
Number
6165
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2629)
CANADIAN MARKETS
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Low
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Class
B
Gas
Energy
Canadian
Class
7V2 May
10%
Feb
800
4.50 May
6%
Feb
4.80 May
8%
Feb
6.00
6,710
2.50
Electric
General
1.75
2:75
18,945
34
34
35%
34 »/2
35%
760
16%
16%
550
common—50
Preferred
28
Securities
General
B
class A__*
*
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20
20
5V4
4.50
1.40
_
_____
_
Canadian
980
90c
1
20
Canadian
:
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Hydrocarbon
4
——'
•
Warrants
Canadian
Ice
Machine
1.80
133/4
14%
1.50
1.50
Canadian
Imperial Bank
Industrial Gas_
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
$5
Oil
Co
' ' 9
Petrofina
Tire
: 5%
12%
-34
42
99%
4Q
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99
21%
23
'
17%
17%
15 3/4
16
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5
36
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6
36
37
46
16%
1
*
22
19
4.00
3.75
4.15
13
12
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1,500-
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9%
10
160
160
3.75
8
83/4
461
11
14
5,600
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73/4
8
4.85
3.25
•
21
•
173/4
12
10
—*
common
Building
19
"4,301
.
:
14
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Warrants
—
Mining & Smelting
common
Class B preferred
8%
>'•
2,130
;
7%
10,950
21%
32,797
20
16
18%
43,319
16
100
25
•*;
—*
Copp Clark Publishing
Corby Distillery
Class
B
7%
•
9
965
17
17%
1,129
17
140
17
—•
:
.
17
17%
...*
73/8
class A
'
;
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Credit
Imperial
Craig
Bit
Crain
(R
——*
-
Ltd
L)
1
Trust
Nest
1
1
,
International
Ltd
25%
25%
25%
50
48
50
20
20
100
8%
9%
11,490
112
112
20
10
:
9%
100
...
5
-
25
675
•
Apr
48 /I
Jockey
8
Jan
108
Jan
Dale
Estate
*
—
Seagrams——:
Dominion &
Anglo Inv pfd
2.65
42 Vb
2
—.
Bridge
of Canada
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Electro
44%
-
99
L"lLp_T00
19%
•
Dominion
Dominion
-
3.00
.
39%
99
17%
125
4.05
-•>
/
193/4
120
'
General Ins.——*
120
.25
4.05
•
4,170
39 %
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-
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»
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common
4.05
100
9%
8
9%
5,662
5.65
5.85
1.800
-
12^976
.<
•
;
Dominion
Foundry
common—•
Steel
&
55 y4
57 %r
54%
!
Dominion Lime
■
Dominion
Magnesium
Dominicn
Scottish
•—*
'
1
1
Chem
Dominion
Tar
Textile
&
200
,
3.00
8
9%
93/a
113/4
13%
*
-17
15
27%
26%
Lafarge
Investment
Eddy
Paper
Emco
Trust
Co.i
Match
Eddv
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-44%
30
30%
25%
1.—....
i
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Warrants
—
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•
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*
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51
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preferred.,
preferred
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1.00
223/4
1,275
.921/8
35
140
145
-23%
24
1
2,620 *•
100
23%
100
100
3.00
i
3.25
3.80
3.25
170
i
3.80
<
12%
of
Apr
Apr
6
5
preferred
5%%
3.60
Loeb
1
Bakeries
General
Development
1.15 Mar
8%
Jan
'•"28%
Jun,
360
Jan
3.00
May
4.10
3.25
Jan
4.75
General
Dynamics
General
Motors
General
Petroleum
Class
11
8%
10%
1
Wares
49
_50c
Envelopes class
A__
Tire Canada
preferred
Goodyear
4%
Mackay class
Gordon
Great
Lakes
Lakes
Power
.7
Warrants
Preferred
Power
Paper class
&
MacLeod's
class
Bloedel
pfd
A
Class
B
8%
8%
47
2.05
—.50
s
—
-
L
/
9 % May
2.70
300
Ltd
61/2
4.50
McCabe
M
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Greater
Winnipeg
143/4
trust
-Voting
14%
15%
14%
Gas..
—
—
13%
1956 warrants
4.00
------
3.50
Preferred
;
43
Pacific
Industries
2,725
3,410
■
43
2.25
1,155
54
54
581/2
1.50
2.55
13%
13%
Erass
Hamilton
Hardee
common.:—
Cotton
Farms
common
25%
6
6%
—
1st preferred _=—„._j
Harding Garnets
Preferred
Hawker
6%
common———.4
__+
Preferred
Hees
(Geo
.100
H)
Hendershot
Hinde
Holf-en
&
•
'
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&
Co.
Paper
_•
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preferred....._
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class
Al—
footnotes,
«
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...
see
page 43.
25
250
25
May
21%
1,765
20% May
43
265
41% May
31
50
21
11%
17%
22 %
•
10%
15,987
815
Y
55%
>
14% May
'*•
Jan
21% May
31
Feb
33%
1,765
23,795
7% May
10 %
Feb
9,580
8% May
10%
Jan
51
Feb
4.25
Jan
H 960
1
8%
9 Vb
50
49%
50
1.65
2.50
82c
85c
500
14
5,390
21 Va
31%
560
12
13%
X
777
T
49
34 % Mar
Feb
Mar
1.65 May
21,860
12
24%
May
23%
50
22
May
24
19%
33,786
17
May
21
22
100
22
Jan
22
26
29%
275
26
May
35
Jan
31
31
160
30%
Apr
32
Mar
:
—,
1,750
103 % Mar
105 105 %
.
May
-14% Mar
30
103
Mar
110
Feb
107
1,115
111%
Feb
2.10
1,000
106
1.75
100
40%f
2.35
2.40
7%
Apr
Feb
4,070
2.20
7
2.40 Mar
May
1.60
40
2,400
7
104%
.
40% May
10
Jan
23
Feb
12%
Apr
22
805*
21% May
-46
11
1,000"
3.75
3.75
1,000
-Jan
Apr
12 % May
3.75 May
4.50 May
11%
1.65
1.50
1.75
14,556
1.50 May
2.15
Apr,
2.50
2.50
2.80
1,550
2.50
Jun
3.00
Jan
7%
7%
110
7%
May
9%
Jan
25
27
2,614
25
May
25
26%
401
25
May
43
43%
352
41
Feb
8
10%
14,925
8
May
15%
13 V*
14
1,725
13% May
17%
79
84
705
77
90
*
•
•
Works
27
10%
•'
■
31
3.05
Jan
Northern
Ontario
new
Natural
3.05
Jan
7
17% Mar
-
Quebec
Feb
-
15,779
Jun
13% May
Feb
5%
83%
83%
831/2
45
1.00
1.10
1,400
105
105
20
104
533/4
60C
51
May
12%
Jan
51
26
111
Jun
11% May
12%
Jan
Jan
Apr
7%
Apr
Jun
83 V2
Jun
Robin
Apr
Roe
1.75
105
54 V2
"Apr
May
100
7
Jan
9
May
22 %
29
36
$6
100
4,030
8% Mar
10%
Jan
1,420
4.60 May
7.25
Jan
(A
V)
Rolland
May
14
14
May
11%
700
11%
Jan
13
Mar
35
35
150
35
May
39
Jan
25
26%
2,035
21
Mar
27 % May
34 % Mar
25 Va
•T'
200
14
May
26
23 Va
27 Va
5,040
23 Va May
19%
21%
13,527
19% May
3.75
200
6%
7%
4,440
25
75
8
3.75
Apr
6.V2 May
25!/
May
4."75
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
28
Jan
3.7C5
5
May
9%
50
52
815
50
May
62%
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2.20
1.95
2.25
3,900
1.95 May
3.20
Jan
1
5%
5%
6%
9,379
5% May
8%
Jan
1.45
1.45
1.60
3,346
2.60
Jan
48
1,510
64%
Jan
11
110
5%
340
7
Ore
——-—.
Gas
43
—
5
38
11
class A—;—.—
5
.
8%
2
8%
1.45 May
38
10%
5
400
•
Apr
Jun
11 %
8
8
May
Jan
Jan
10 %
May
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51
Apr
May
i
L
—
48
49%
292
48
12%
100
12% May
15%
12
12
110
10%- Apr
12,
4.75
5.00
1,995
20
20
200
20
May
20%
22
22 Va
475
21 Va Mar
23%
15
15
200
14 V8
Apr
16^%
18%
18%
19
200
18%
Jun
20
Mar
6 %
;
Bldg common
—
of
May
Jan
12%
preferred.—_—.—_—- —53
6%
6%
3,625
6
Apr
8
Mar
10
10%
875
10
May
11%
Jan
49
-
—*
•
5.00
*
!
Nodwell
Name
Feb
30
9 Va
25
Chemicals
Canada
changed
'Hawker
Jan
Feb
5.05
.1.20
common
Prop preferred
Mfg 2nd pfd—_—...
pfd class A
Apr
.
16% May
29
22
Robertson
May
•
13,040
20
1—
Revenue
5
Mar
18'/a
30% May
8%
common
Preferred
Apr
" 20,747
41c
16%
c
4.60
26
—
common
Revelstoke
May
13%
29 Vb May
...
*■
v
16
Feb
Jan
19,281
*
3.75
Class A.
May
13
12 Va
13
30 Va
~9
-10
i
-
Milk
Litho
25
83 %
♦
1
Grip Batten common
Reitman
435
26
.17
200
475
12%
29 Va
51 %
Iron
Reichhold
3.60 May
May
5
14%
Industries
Natural
Quinte
Rapid
99%
14%
Corp
Premium
17% Mar
Apr
10
14 Va
38%-:
—
Credit
Power
20
1,280
15% May
Jan
14
Products
PiDeline
Phantom
Feb
66
25%
28 % Mar
13 %
17
11%
Wholesale
Peoples
Mar
Jan
251/a
27 Va May
1,056
Drilling
1.05
Jan
113/4- 121/e
15
15%
—
Steel
5.00 Mar
16%
991/2- 99%
15% May
28
14
Specialties
Hersey
54
25%
3,897
28
5.05
Wood
Pembina
Feb
15%
28
•
Gas
Loan & Debenture..—
Oshawa
19 %
16%
*
common
Cement
Page
Apr
5.00 May
May
*
Wire common
Mines
Parker
,
Jan
15%
•
Warrants
Jan
3.50
Apr
Mar
*
Noranda
Ontario
Apr
60%
48 % May
4.50
Jan
45
Jan
Jan
31%
-
20
preferred
Products
Oakville
Jan
2.50
Jan
May
-
11%
6,540
Ontario
Jan
10
5%
Ocean
Feb
105%
79,365
103 105%
w
'
Jan
11%
10
4.50
Jan
Jan
May
16%
12% May
41
14
12%
13
11%
5%
Niagara
52% May
May
Feb
17
1
5,470
6
.
21% May
18 % May
22
20,837
4,811
22
,
Y 1.00 Jan
Jan
80c
11%
A
Preferred
"
Y
Jan
33
21
A
Warrants
150
May
23% Mar
8%
53
Jan
"
1
19"
32%
48%
Feb
7,297
,
,
May
32
50
6:25
13
Jan
1 « 31
7%
5
4.30
660
Feb
31%
•
3.50 May
1.50
Jan
22%
8% May
23,907
-
Apr
26%
Apr
11%
Trust
3.50 May
99%
9
25
JVloore Corp common
Montreal
•
52% Mar
Apr
-12 %
9
22
81%
-
a-.—-
May
•
Locomotive
i
}
21
;
22
Fine Foods
300
?
.
220
23%
•
*
class
Montreal
390
>■
Jan
21
32
7%
B
Jan
10
Feb
5%
4---
_——
Siddeley
.100
>-
Feb
26
•
Brewery
2,619
2,783
'
Apr
18 %
May
——*
class
Containers
Reid
Hnhn
37
May
14
40
Modern
91c.Apr
14% May
13% May
13%
25%
10
160
8%
120
Preferred
Jan
8.10
Apr
6%
100
:
May
6,477
14
May
19%
Jan
4.50
430
"
—~
20
2.50 May
500
18%
32
645
17
8%
107
Gas
Molsons
1
Mar
162
2.05 May
375
3.70
17
—
—
33
21%
2.05
—!
Brick
Milton
\/:'.93
May \
.,4 ; 11% Mar
Jan
.
Feb
11%
Grain—:
Midland
Midwest
'
Class
Feb
95c
8% May
:
Feb
14
'
..20
■>
Telephone
f-
4.00
3.50
18
1.50
Greening Industries
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
4.25
10% May
*
.13.50
j
Light & Power common
Mexican
Quebec Power common
■V
15%
2.95 May
1,485
31
•
—
Northern
78
;
10,738
11
22
-12% May
Jan
Feb
18%
•
Apr,
Feb
41 %
29%
Canadian Prop
C
Metro Stores common
Northern
'
•
'
40%
Preferred
>
Jan
1.28
May
Jan
20 %
21
•
Jan
1,085
92c
Saddlery....—
7V4
1.80
2.80
1.25 May
2.25 May
17%
'YX'
Grain
8% May
6.30
Feb
23%
——
48 % May
16%
4.50
92c
•
...•
West
Great
May
7%
21
.100
L
Jan
16
Feb
16 % Mar
May
14
Ton
preferred
preferred
Maxwell
Jun
4,736
•
10 %
May
5
700
1,010
6,275
v
3.55
16%
•
6% May
8,454
300
63/4
5
Jan
17
•
46
10,035
*
Apr
3.20
v
.100
131
125
51
2.50
West Coal class A——1
■Class
2.10
50
2.50
300
—..—-—-
12
1,038
2.40
2.95
31
140
w
9,967
5%
10%
V-.32Y
*
Ltd..
Shoes
225
48
__—
warrants
C warrants—__
Class
8%
50
preferred
$2.80
—1
common^—_
2.25 May
9
Apr
1,300
r
1.35
2.25
..10
Apr
M
"-■-
2,625
Jan
7
*
River—
Grocers
25
V
Feb
1.20
May
5% May
20
-
Powell
Ltd
Fund
Drug & Chemical common—
850
18
6.80
5Va
18%
Neon
47
6.50
Apr
70c
3,455
2.65
1.25
A.
National
Jan
163/4
-
900
23,850
2.40
National
—
•
2.25
2.40
*
Feb
9% May
87% Mar
18
6%
*
(M) Ltd...
Feb
58c
6.50
17%
—:—.
Warrants
Great
—
common
Gas
16
11
5%
5%
50
Minerals
60%
'
17
10
84c
14%
warrants
A
38%
2,300
81/8
8 i/e
'
;
Northern
Great
47
;
10%
-9%
*
May
May
141
131
47
.__i.
Paper.
Great
131
common
B_
Feb
70c
30
A
class
49
10
9%
11%
5
1st pfd—30
class A
27
"
Globe
10% May
9
•
Containers
4,435
f
600
12
common
National
Jan
92
11%
*
320
81c
Jan
9%
B
class
15% Mar
56c
;
3.90
13%
20
25
20
38
2,592
103/4
92
2.80 May
12% Mar
340
80C
.100
47,730
16%
% May
56
9%
10
common—_.
_L
Feb
3.30
I
'
A
class
8
29
-
71c
Feb
9%
4.80
3.25
9% May
71c
27
54%
1,400
14,425
-
Jan
5% May
2.20 May
20
Cos
4%%
Jan
109%
93^
21 %
13% May
10%
■
10%
pfd
1st
B
Apr
103%
Mar
_50c
corn—
Steel
Mar
105
10
1,300
■
3,925
3
Jones
Jan
37%
45
.1%
Drilling
•Preferred
May
106
—
.———
A
General
29
<
Jan
13,850
80c
10
Groceterias
5% %
.
V
May
1
300
5,773
Mar
v
10%
1
common
Preferred
14 % Mar
1055/s
10%
H
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
92% May
100
1
2.80
10
Cement
Industries
Maher
Jan
175
85
;
3.20
1
Macmillan
1
"
1011/4 1013/4
—i
15%
10
A
Financial
MacLaren
25 % Mar
.100
.
13
::
69% Mar
May
1.30
,
Feb
57% Mar
2,250
.
78
May
10
6%
Preferred
"
.100
preferred
General
31 %
May
42
*
class
Monarch
29
30%
Gatineau Power common—
49
10
&
Class
Jan
■
Jan
3 100
Jan
177
10%
Jan
19
33
May
Feb
Mar
.
2.15
125
3.05
Canada
preferred
Lawson
Locana
Feb
-15
'11% May
23 % May
86
18,384
•
Feb
May
140
1,605
8%
Jun
May
1.10 May
58
5%
A
class
Loan
,
Jan
6
M
Feb
Mar
19% May
92 % May
"'"535
150
'
5%
73
9
May
66c
12
iiy8
■
1 /
Jan
10
6%
10
Apr
'
7%
90c
Apr
13 Va
15 %
—
12%
Jan
40c
52%
•
25 %'
.
47% Mar
52% Mar
10
2.20
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Mills common
Feb
May
May
6% Mar
42
;Y
~
3.00
Jan
Jan
46%
13,400
;
Y
1
34%
4.25 May
2.90 May
-
700
6
6
92 y8
•
M;
716
85c
•
33
Mar
50% Mar
.
Apr
40
11,624
11,200
1.55
•
•
■
50
Service
Magnum
.
Feb
Jan
1,200
79
73
1.10-
250
preferred
preferred
Loblaw
.18% Mar
27% Mar
100
-
.
18%
*
—
2,135
6
-
••
—
:
$2
", '21% Mar
:
9% May
9% May
16%
555
21
*
-1
3,475
2.90
50
•
•
;
Trailer
5
common_._H--2.50
new
Co
(A J)
Fruehauf
4.25
i 2.90
:
——
Petroleum
French
4.80
10
■
"
•
Companies —i—
Freiman
17%
29%
i.
—
Canada:
Foundation
Fraser
16%
28%
common
Manufacturing
Fleetwood Corp
Ford
17%
28%
——
A.—
class
Grain
Ford-. of
113/8
2,165
1
Products
Fibre
Fleet
113/a
9%
:•
LI
Farms
Federal
1,630
.
1.30
10
Jan
21
:925
10
10
•
76%
•
25o
May
30
18,555
i
10
10
:
Farmer Candy.'—:
-
.405
9%
10
'
—i—
Famous Players Canadian
Federal
187
.
•"
60
*46
260
5%
5%
B
preferred
$1.40
Feb
12
28
89
'
-
May
May
Discount
Gas
6 «/4 7f
j
Mar
14%
26 %
v
10
*
Exquisite Form common—
Fanny
23%
24
*
Ltd
common
'
40c
Feb
8
23
May
May
38-
537
Secord
Loblaw
51
May
May
44% May
3,480
46
—*
:
::—.—J—L
Commercial
•
€90
preferred
Ontario
Class
8
15
"
Economic
50
6%
40c
Cement
Lambton
j
9% May
9% May
8,385
.•
44%
46
6%
Preferred
9.25 Mar
Jan
11% May
16% May
80,529
30
40%
49
Jan
1.86
64% May
-24
775
6%
67 V4 Mar
48
995
17
•
>' 43%,r::
185
'<
<
72
•
Apr
11%
44%
*
Warrants
4.60 May
Feb
'TV,:
25
38
64 %-
May
13%
8% May
24,692
19 y8
16%
185/s
•
;
common
Co
24
■>-
5
Co fn mon
Mar Y
8% Jan
'
Dupont
91
■
68%
,
Feb
May
6% May
.
.
25
M
'v!'
6%
7% May
18% May
225
_25
common
Preferred
Jan
100
'■",•/■
Jan
19% May
May
1.05 May
43,628
X-r 8,062
Labatt
Levy
54V4
2,605
9%
123/4
►
,'r 44%.:
•
18
Feb
Jan
18-
4.85 May
-150
7%
50
.1^
_
Jan
4,100
-
18%
25
;---T
Ltd common
Laurentide
102,
May
4.50
1,455
X
49%
•
common
:
•
•
Dominion Stores
Dominion
9
'/
49%
49%
50
!
Coal
Steel
8%
••
7
9%
8%
8%
com—'—*
new
!
Preferred
Dominion
Inv
7
—1
1
__—1
7%
^18%
"
'
-
*
com-.-
6,660
18
10
Kelvinator
Laura
YVi: 50
5%
9
6%
7% May
3.75 May
16%
Apr
May
5.00 May
Feb
3.60
•r
386
1.30
•
—
1
Douglas
F»b
May
1,010
3,450
18
2.50
c17% May.
il7
May'
20
5.75
preferred.,
—^
preferred
Jan
3.60
1.000
8
-
tl.05
''
Lake
Apr
98
7,827
y
"4
1.15
1
Warrants
10% Mar
2.65 May
r28,777
-
99
Mar
-
'
Class B
.,
Apr
Mar
Jan
4.45
,
4.85
5%
1
20
...
Preferred
Lakeland
117
97
:
'
■
Club
$1.25
Distillers
4.00
~
-
160
97
17
warrants
60
Mar
56
16%
Lake
23%
May
20
Jan
50
10
common
•>*--
Public
Apr
1.10 May
26
May
Feb
Apr
4.60
—
B
2.10
Mar
48%
7%
—
Glass
Jan -Y
16
-
34%
50
3.75
_•
A
Iroquois
Feb
13% Mar
1.00
4.25
warrants
Jan
85c
1.00
6% May
23% May
155
*
preferred
Gas
/;v:- Preferred
18%
Jan
97
*
Nickel
13%
100
15
1.00
common
preferred
1.50
Jan
17% Mar
6% May
555
9,306
100
U-*
Minerals
Class
Jan
715
143/4
*
—:
common
Preferred
Crows
A
•
400
1.80
16,470
Jan
Jan
52%
55
•
:
International
11
10% May
34
153
42% May
13 % May
49
54 y8
55
A
class
City Gas.——L.
Jefferson
Feb
19
May
May
6
415
—10
Timber
Crown
Class
1.80
Inter
49
:
Feb
12%
' May
17
8,240
-50
Crestbrook
Crush
1.80
7%
11%
Jan
109
7% May
17
26
100
— __—
*
■
6
10%
—*
i,
:
—
109
Feb
6%
50
—
/International Bronze Powders
Jamaica
Jan
Feb
15
6%
23%
■
Jan
Jan
•
Coronation
8.95
25
22%
106
'
Natural
Class
/
Feb
May
107
13%
24%
31
.
Jan
May
r
13%
*
Common
Jan
8%
60% May
May
5
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Jan
16
Jan
120
Jan
11%
3.25 May
•S 85
106% 106 %
12%
170
May
5.20
107% 107%
Jan
May
7% May
11
Feb
4.10 Mar
Mar
844
24,594
50
Inter-Provincial
Jun
4.65
16% Mar
30
130
45 %
Minerals L—;
Warrants
1959
Apr
22
May
May
May
160
20
100
—_
250
"
common.
Preferred
9%
/
,
Mar
20 %
50
120
42%
Jun
21
Feb
,i'i,
125
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com
May
62
May
14% Jan
6,585
,
37
46
'"300
Jan
53
44%
4.86%
International Utilities
•
34% Feb
7% Jan
5
May
30% Mar
"50"
.
j
>
-
31
High
Feb
2.75 May
10
common
International
Apr
17
i
t
■:/:
:
28
Apr
18% May
,
27 %, May
3,600
>,J'150
22
*
Feb
15% May
-
ys;
Jan
May
102%
Apr,
I6y2
Industrial
Preferred
56;
♦
Ingersoll Machine
Inglis (John)
Preferred
,Jan
31
,
7,515
preferred
Inland
'.
14% Mar
56
common
Inland Cement Co
Jan '.A-
44
Feb
20%
* 500
/.
YM-M-155
17 y8
—•
i.
r_
"
315
46
.
-
L
680
'
I53/4
..f
?
Apr
27%
53%
16
•
preferred
4%%
Jan
105
■-.
liy4 May
.33% May
40
May
27% May
29%
34%
.
..
Mar
53%
Assurance
—-
Feb
.
14,000
preferred
$2.75
?•':
Jan
23 Vi May
99% 100 %
.27%
National
A
42
271%
.
Apr'--/:
Apr : ;/■■
6%
3,625
3.30
Glaze
preferred
Acceptance
$2.25
Jan
16%
102
.
-
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
L
Tobacco
■>
11%
Jun
21
2.75
v
72%
A /
4.00 May
27
May
YYrr 710
;
Combined Enterprises
Consumers Gas
12 Ya
4,513
.331/2
291/2
_20
Cochrane Dunlop common
Columbia Cellulose
Consolidated
M;y: 5,973
11%
Gas com—.»«.•
Properties
Confederation
4,360
55
*
——
Chrysler :•
C K P Development
Conduits
M
10
Low
20
3.15
20
Industrial
Feb
1.50 May
»
.
May
May
7
'
Natural
Wines.
Gai
M
: 45;893
Westirighouse
Chateau
'
4,415
103
VickersJ
Canadianwide
4,975
Mar
:
58
..
f
29
9
'■
15%
V
v
Flo
Life
Oil
6%
J
Jan
High
20%
...
Imperial
Jan
Feb
3.25
Jan
Erie
Imperial
Jan
<
—5
20c
Imperial
Imperial
Feb
8%
1.50 May
MY
Y
25%
_*
common.—
preferred
Canadian
200
23%
"'111/4
100
Canadian Westn
-•v.;'
103
10
,
Utilities
Canadian"
Class
4.85
25,
class A—
preferred
4%
4.00
X 27
12%
497-
331/a
preferred
Corp
Common,
Canadian
,
4.55
28
■"
14,579
8%
13%
100
25
24
9,085
63%
7
12%
Y
_Y—„
Railway
Canadian
58
,
8
._1
Pacific
Canadian
613/4
V"
12 v8
Cos common
preferred
Canadian
10
2.50
common
19%
Jun
4.50 May
90c
May
Huron
Feb
.
Renfrew
Home & Pittfield
-
Feb
41
41
20
10,760
1.50
1
.
Canadian
V
4.25
May
30,020
v
13%
i
common
34
34% May
16% May
25
5%
,
Warrants
1.75 May
25
,,
Holt
Low
Par
•
8
4.80
(Range for Week Ended June 1)
High
4.95
5%
Warrants
Canadian
Low
4.50
20c
preierred
High
1. 7Va
•
-
Canadian
7%
41
20
20
4.75 May
6
Jan
May
.
Mar
Apr
Feb
Feb
Ltd—
to
Siddeley Canada
Paper class A
Ltd
.
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
class A
(Hugh)
Russell
Industries
;
class
Cement
Lawrence
Lawrence Corp common
Class
St
Gas—
Warrants
A
24%
25
150
9%
10%
1,030
20,665
16
15%
200
15%
22%
2,025
22 %
103
102
.103
190
83c
13
75c
90c
10,200
75c
13%
56,846
11
May
4.50
7.25
15
250
common
,
39
38
980
1.25
Jan
18
May
13
May
May
7% May
25
27%
7,956
25
May
4,573
7
Jan
10 %
12
3,372
9V2
Feb
19'A
May
19
876
Mar
19%
19 W
53%
53%
25
52%
Apr
28%
29%
Jun
4.00
1,970
1,685
28%
3.75
11JA
37
12%
11%
1,090
11%
12%
13
2,005
*
18%
17
19%
85,065
Steinberg
—..->1
A
class
20%
20
20%
555
104
104
100
Preferred
Mar
Jun
-••14% Mftr.
*
Preferred
267
Feb
28
Jan
Jun
20
May
104
Mar
45
801
May
Chieftain
105
Jan
5,505
19
May " : "
28%
Jan
Jan
Feb
1,500
25c
39c
Jan
2.60
Feb
Canadian
25c
26c
1.80
1.90
4.15
5.10
16%
16
16%
—
*
93c
—
97c
^
5,300
2.35 May
1.75 May
5%c
5c
5%c
23,000
5c
May
25,200
80c
May
85c
80c
88c
3.55
3.40
3.95
1.45
1.70
—
16,118
3.40 May
1,198
•
1.35 May
*
3.75
69c
90c
1.18
17c
1.06
15c
1.30
' 18c
•
10c
77c
75c
85c
*
—_*
30%c
27c
35c
•
Crest
3.50
64c
16%
Oil
3.75
1
32c
32c
33c
16,668
8c
8c
19,354
<
__20c
—
Island
Gold
Inca
1
Canadian Northwest Mines
—
8c
13,440
-
Feb
15c
May
Jan
75c' May »1
1.22 Feb
26c
Feb
45c
Apr
31c
Jan
•
38c
Jan
8c Mar
13c
Jan
5%c May
19c
Jan
85c
Jan
1.20 May
15c May,' "
30c
Feb
10c
Jan
14%c Mar'
6%cMar
10%c Jan
1.15 Jun
1.60 Mar
11% Jun
13
Apr
49c May
60c
Feb
5.20 May
8.45 Feb
1-45 May
2.21 May
6c May
10c May
1-05 May /V
1.72 Feb
3c May
6c
Apr
22c May
34c
Apr
He May
24c
Jan
32c May
57c
Jan
42c May
80c
Jan
7c
8%c
35,665
1.20
40,200
20c
71,000
Candore Exploration
1
10%c
10%c
11c
3,500
Captain
*
—
6%c
7c
11,025
Ltd™.
Mines
290
50% May
Cariboo
1
1.15
1.15
1.25
800
-,-75
24%
Feb
28>
Cassiar
Asbestos Com Ltd
•
11%
11%
12%
8,350
5,550
13%
Jan
15%
Cayzor
Athabaska
* /<.49c
55c
1,500
25%
26%
14%
15%
9,785
3.95
4.25
2,100
Gold
Quartz
25% Feb
26 %
Jan
Central
Del
Jan
16%
Pat
Gold
4.25
Apr
May
Central
Feb
Central
Porcupine
Charter
——
Rio
14
100
Oil
2.85
•
5.95
5.20
6.15
1
1.85
1.45
1.90
1
6c
6c
1
;_i
1.16
1.05
66,835
58,500
9c'
28,000
1.28
Switson Industries
*
1.50
1.40
1.55
3,800
1.35
Feb
1.70
Feb
Cheskirk Mines
1
3c
3c
5,000
Tamblyn
*
17%
17%
17%
845
17%
Jun
21%
Jan
Chesterville
1
23c
22c
25c
32,540
•
49
45%
49
1,010
45 % May
60
Feb
Cliib
1
14c
11c
14c
21,500
50
50%
51% May
73% Jan
Chibougamau
14%
Jan
Chromium
Mining
64
Feb
Cochenour
Willans
Feb
Coin
Feb
Combined
Texaco
Third
common
Ltd
Canada
Canadian
common
General
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Iron Works
Toronto
Star
class
preferred
Towers Marts
50%
50%
100
62
59%
63
10,118
*
pfd
A
50 %
10
Inv
Bank
12%
12%
13
1,350
59%
60
225
5%
7%
10,450
._50
7%
*
common
Warrants—H_
Traders
Finance
Class
4 %
B
'if
class A
new
preferred
Trans
Prairie
Twin
City
Union
of
Class
A
1st
United
Fuel
United
pfd___
37,670
18% May
27%
13%
13
147/s
49,186
13
May
15% May
Consolidated
6
5%
6%
10,575
100
Consolidated
Central
B
pfd
10
63%
II
Voting
trust
Westfair
Foods
Wesr.eel
Copper
Class
E
S6
Pass
&
Wood
Alexander
Wood
(J1
Class
York
A
A
Class
Mines
Acadia
Uranium
Acme
Ltd
Alberta
Pac
Co::s
Gold
Leduc
Aumatpie
Gold
Aunor
Gold
Bailey Selburn
5%
1st
5% A
Banff
Oil
Bata
15
14%
May
Jun
17% May
96
Feb
7.05 May
106
Jan
A
„
37c
Corvan
Cowichan
Copper
Craigmont
Mines.
1,010
2.70
14% May
3.50
100
45c
3.50
1.50
300
3.40
5,600
30c
2.70
May
17%
Jan
Jan
3.10 May
Feb
55c
Jan
Croinor
{i
*7^
34c
42c
6c
Apr
4.10 Mar
Daering
5.50
6.10
7,425
68c
/oi
70c
15,438
45c
11,400
401/2
C
-
4,300
56c
gg
1.75
1.95
17,785
19c
21c
5,000
Jan
1.37
Apr
8c
Jan
16%c
Apr
5,600
68c
May
48c
137,250
24c
9,300
lie
1.00
6c
May
1.17 Mar
93c
36c
Jan
Jun
12c
May
May
7c
Jan
5,470
43,265
655
3.25
Jan
6.00
May
24
22%
24
1,165
90c
1.05
8,500
90c
May
23c
20c
23c
13,373
20c
Feb
21c
20c
24c
29,500
16V2c
*
51c
52c
1.600
1.16
1.25
10,725
1.14
12,200
21 %c
8c
•
8c
-
10c
Goldfields
Jan
27c
Mar
Feb
55c
Apr
Goldray
Grandroy
Jan
Granduc
Great
Jan
32c
Jan
Feb
10c
Mar
8c
May
15 %c
Jan
5%c
Jan
11c
May
7c
17,000
10c
12,000
>
•'
10c
5c
43c
46c
31,400
1.80
2.34
29,900
10c
10c
14,43 0
10c
5c
..6c
21,700
7%c
10c
65,600
5c
May
7%cMay
6c
.
1.60
Gulf
5c
8,500
4%cMar
43c
1.35
May
Jan
10c
25c
_H— 1
2.15
2.15
2.27
4%c Mar
2.10 Mar
1.66
1.55
1.75
9,565
__
1.20
1.70
22,000
8c
29c
_1
__
6%c
1
16c
Mar
17c
1,300
54
21,715
7,000
1.55
1.65
2.50
2.98
9,500
2.50 May
8%c
lGc
4,500
11c
23c
15,700
8%cMay
11c May
__
7%c
6c
7%c
20,100
*
15c
12c
15c
—
7c
9c
47,230
110,900
23
25%
12,952
8c
10c
19,000
25
.1
Mines
Ltd
85c
18c
1
_i
Mining
1
i7C
1
86c
12%
4,025
12c
20c
5%c
71,333
3,500
30c
7,000
15c
18c
32,500
6,520
Develom
42c
147,644
14 %c
17c
27,250
2.90
2.51
3.05
1
.'
Mines
31c
16c
1
—
42c
_•
Mines
Mines
70c
28%c
12%
1
11%'
5%c
1
Mines
10
9
11
10,460
11c 13V2C
1
17,175
1
9.15
8.56
9.50
Feb
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold—
1
5C
4V2C
5c
15,500
19c
Jan
Hard
1
13c
12c
13V2C
9,500
7C
Jan
Harrison
1
10y2c
58c
Jan
Hasaga
Feb
Hastings
Jan
Head
14c
Gold
Minesi_-
Minerals
Gold
of
_-___
Mines___-
___.
1
Li.
Lakes
Iron_^
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,__
1
__
1
__
1
10c
Jan
Headway Red Lake_r—
1
34C
Feb
Heath
1
Gold
Mines
27c
Jan
Highland
10,500
5c
Feb
8%c
Jan
Hollinger
Consolidated
18,200
40c
May
59c
Feb
Home
Co
Apr
7.10 May
Oil
Class
B
5c
Jan
15y2c Feb
47% May
1.55 May
9c
20c
Mine
93,600
6.00
7c
16c
2.80
1
5c
9,841
"/ '21,700
5%c
1.55 May
1.20 May
8c May
1.57
Ltd
13c
.
22,000
1
1
45c
May
"
1
Ltd
5c
10c
9,800
47%
*
.1
Plains
'
36,000
33,669
2.49
Jan
May
53,050
Ltd—
Rock
May
10,000
Mines
Lead
6c
11,600
—
10c
7.10
12%c
1
40c
6.90
20,500
1
43c
7.00
9c
1
12%c
"•
6c
8c
3.60 Mar
23% Mar
9.25 May
30c
;
Mines
Uran
Goldale
1.55
3,850
•
6c
9%c
Glenn
27,908
1,895
11
6%C
Explorers
Jan
~~
„
Feb
29
9.25
11c 13%c
Ltd
Mascot
26
3.95
' 27%
__
!
Bell
Ltd
Gold
class A_
.
15c
26c
__
9c
51,200
12c
15y2c 15y2c
,
1,000
75c
85c
3,100
14c
18c
48,100
23c28y2c
56,800
sy2C
6c
15,515
1
2.10
2.05
2.20
9,350
5
20%
19%
22
13,880
*
lHA
10'A
12
18,506
•
10%
9.50
liy4
11.705
9c
72c
44c
Jan
9.80 May
41c
May
25c
—
Yellowknife
Glacier
6c
10c
1
Giant
3.75
28
1
Mines
Giant
3,90
6,359
5%c
;—
Mines
Genex
3.80 May
14,500
—
1
Geco
44,337
28c
Mines
Ltd
Feb
May
Jan
25%c Apr
Jan
6%c
Mining
28c
2.20
•
Francoeur
10%
Feb
17c
May
6%c Mar
1
Mining__.
25% Mar
24,400
,
6c
,
48c
Fatima
Frobisher
Feb
22
Jan
16c
May
•
Mining
Gaitwin
8c
7.40
Oils
Apr
5c
3.80
Fargo
5,504
51c
—
1
—
—
Corp
Jan
15,000
6.00
Co
Mining
Farwest
11%
41c
1
Falconbridge :
Faraday Uranium Mines
1.19
25,500
3.60
Sol
48c
9.80
49c
1
Mines
11 %c
10c
21%
El
47c
10%
2.50
Mines
Feb
..' 6c
8c
1
Sullivan
Eureka
72c
•
Duvan
Copper
Dynamic Pete
Eldrich
55c
1
Mines
May
9c
7.05
1
—
—
5c
50o
For footnotes, see
page 43.
Jan
17,200
93c
_I ZZZl
IH.1l
May
31,506
25
•
10% 'Jan
81c
21% May
22% May
1
Apr
1.15
17,500
3 75
Donalda
67c
,25c
—
Elder
15c
21 %
^
-
Mines
East
45 %c
35,800
9c
Mines
Palmer Oils—
Feb
May
7c
Delnite
Jan
May
1.02
Jan
5c
Jan
Feb
9c
6c
7c
9%c Jan
31c
8c
10%
17%c
1
54c
10c 12 %c
1
1
Jan
22 %c
34c
1.00
21%! Mar
3785.025
Pacific
Jan
32,142
6c
Jan
Mar
Mar
May
Mar
3,705
355,680
1,00
Jan
17c
85c
'
24c
5c
May
75c
27c
10c
34c 471/2 c
16c
Jan
1.39 May
May
38y2c May
7% May
11c
Jan
12c
8c
East Amphi Gold
*•
East Malartic Mines——;
9c 101/2 c
Hi.-';
J,
May
Apr
8.80 May
7c
'
2.65
Apr
28c
1,354
•
17c
177,063
Petroleum
92c
7.90 May
May
6I/2C May
1-15 Jan
32c May
13c
Jan
45%c Jan
16% May
6c
Jan
6%c May
3%c Mar
8c 13%c
;
Mines
5%c
1.01
23.500
2-35 Jan
=
12c
10c
Dome
Jan
13
17c 18%c
May
1
Mines
Gold
Dickenson Mines—
21c
i
14c
12%cMar
14c May
Feb
,,an
5.80 May
Mar
Dome
Apr
43%c
5/ac Jan
15c
Jun
40c
■
31,250
APr
Feb
1.60 May
1,762
Jan
2y2c
8.00
53c
40,100
Apr
4,500
9.35
21c
^
8c
1.07
54c
7.75
„/2C Han
2ZC ^aY
May
t/rr'i
18c
6.75
45c
3%c
8.80
May
73c Mar
1-90 Feb
2.49 May
MaY13c Feb
Jan
5c
Jan
May
34c
Jan
10c
4c
~3C
15c
Devon
3c
12c
9c
Jan
Feb
Jan
7%c
Denison
Mar
8,500
Jan
7%c
Jan
1.75 May
5,000
6,000
May
Apr
16 %c
Jan
15c
6c
7c
3%c
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
May
50c
•<
■
1
Horn
13c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
Deer
15c
Mar
4,870
8c
8%c
1
i
Daragon Mines
57c
5.50
500
2,534
6c
Jan
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Jan
62c
13c
60c
18%
6%c
6c
H
i
1
May
35y2c Mar
28,900
3%c
1
Explorers
5c
19,500
17,000
86,235
-
13c
1
12c
25,550
12c
.'
7c
59c
16%
17%
5(>e
Minerals—
6y2c May
156,105
5c
10 %c
:
Mines
Delhi
i/H
—62c
1
_*
—
Pershing
—
7c
19c
6c
1.80
14c
20c
7c
48c
59c
71c
1.34
4,35
1.28
Jan
6.35
H'-H
Mining
Cusco
2,700
—
Zinc.
Feb
Crowpat
24c
Corp
.
32c
May
15
13,200
1 36%c
May
3.80
5,100
16,135
13c
1
44
3.55
1.52
6.50
Coulee
Jan
Jan
1.40
5.80
1.30
11%
9% May
1-45
6.50
*
5c
May
May
Jun
May
Jan
May
Jan
May
May
Mar
May
May
15,600
•
1.16
Lead
47,908
627,000
•
7c
109%
3.70
/
8%c
1.22
95
7c
Borduclac Mines
May
6%c
1
Jan
22c
Bibis
Yukon
Mines
Bid cop Mines Ltd...
Black Bay Uranium
Ltd
100
13,500
10c 10%c
7c
7%c
—
*
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
85
7C
Corp
Pioneer
Apr
22 Va Mar
36%
22c
Lodge Mines
Mines
20
391
14%
=
Z*
!
21,800
12c
6%c
880
Hill
...Hsoc
...
1.50
Exploration
95
•
_
1.05
Corp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
41
7%
1
_
1-15
Mines
Copper
100
Hi
Petroleums
Copper
Mines
Convvest
600
45c
IHi
..III
_
...
Mining
Consolidated
91%
2.70
25
—
Bethlehem
Feb
Feb
38
3 45
'"1
class
1
Gold
Poplar
Jan
1.55
3.05
3.05 Mar
Red
59c
3.05
24c
Mines
Beat lie Duauesne
Bouzan
27,138
40%c
Mining
Uranium Mines
Bralome
8.25
68c
Metals
Bevcon
7.05
107% 107%
7 15
goc
_
Cons
Mines
Belcher
10
35,045
-
12,900
preferred
Trust
Beaver
5,225
98
36,466
Earymin Exploration Ltd
Baska
16%
18%
98
1.05 Mar
30c
500
2nd
Eanlcficld
Base
14%
H_1
H—
I •
Bankeno Mines
Barex
3,750
44,700
OU
Earnat
100
35c
9 25
Gas
16,600
West Petroleum
1,175
1.25
30c
14%
\
<Ni
36c
—
6c
preferred—
27c
6%c
16c
Mines
35c
1
44c
_!
2,000
2.50
1
5c
Mines..——I
16c
Regcourt Mines
10.25c
Mines.
24c
16c
Sannorm
38 %c
Copper
4c
23c
—
*
Consolidated
5c
Mines..
4c
24c
1
Consolidated
Feb
4ic
Arcadia Nickel
Warrants
—„:
—
i
Mine
Mines—
35 Vz
Jun
Mar
?no
Associated
River
Rambler
9
4oc
Coast
Quebec
28
I—IIIIlOo
Pete
Oil
Ruffner
Consolidated
35
A,,
1111111*
Mines__^—HnH—H_l
Mines
;
IIIIIIIIIIIl
Gold Mines
IIIIIl
Atlantic
Jan
32c 49%c
Mines
May
11% May
1
Explor
Aumacho
2.85
95
Anglo United Development—
Atlin
May
75
40
Huroniaii—.....
Asamera
2.00
1,175
1
Mines
Anglo
Aijon
Pershcourt
28
j
Amer
Area
Northland
Consolidated
35
.1—1—III*
Oils.;
Anglo
Ansii
Nicholson
Consolidated
Feb
9%
•
Lead
Consolidated
Jan
4.85
29
1
—'
Amalgamated Larder MinesIIII
Amalgamated Rare Earth
An a con
1.50 May
59Va
Jan
9%
1
Alminex
American
Jan
May
28
~~
—III
HIl
Yellowknife
10,166
1.15
3.55
49
9%
•
Explorations
6,700
Consolidated
•
II
Mines
Mines Ltd
Akaiicho
27.775
11c
Deldona
Agnico Mines Ltd
Alba
2.35
10c
OILS
Gas & Oil
Advocate
2.00
11c
Feb
*
Abacus
2.30
1
22%
3 go
AND
44%c
2
Negus Mines—
12% May
107%
•
MINES
Morrison Exploration
Mosher
1
Consolidated
12,806
17%
1.00
Consolidated
Hi 6:;'.
98
5
76c
Jan
3.75 May
12%
~~*
B
'89c
Consolidated
17%
warrants
Electric
1
1.13-H..6,430
3.00 - 10,350
Jun
1.25
■ -
1.00 :
2.50
Feb
•
A
;H-
*
23%
100
class
Knitting class A
ISenitlx
950
i*%
class
1
LtdH.
13% May
*
Ltd
-156,810
35c29,550
16,873
*
Stores
87,487
45c
26c
5.50
35
_____i____„,_n.
Industries
50c
35c
30c
63%
28
•
Preferred
Woodward
34c
42c
16%
_I100
4
43c
1
Vr.
13%
_*
Yukon
1
HI
Jan
9%
A—
—
1,000
Mines
1.03 Jan
Jan
Mar
32c
5%c
'14%
————HHlOo
preferred
36,856
4.50
63,^00
5%c
Arrow
1.95
63c
12c
2%c
5c
25,520
8,200
5%c
Golden
Consolidated
1.06
1.06
47c
20%cMar
7c
3c
106
8c
17c
4c
30c
35c
:26c
95c
2.50
76c
4.00 May
55
600
541/4
Jan
3,500
15
5
,
preferred
,', Warrants
1.20
49
H
class
4 % %
1.20
3.25
3%c
1,800
—
(Geo)
100
23,100
2.30
•
common.——
•Warrants
2,358
5,000
8c
2.00
20
Breweries
1,2S6
4.70
5c
7c
2.25
,
•
preferred
Canada
Western
Weston
White
1
Products-
Western
63%
4.25
•
—-
3.75
57
51%
Ltd
7% May
4.00
•
common
Mar
3.75
~~
„•
Ref
&
WH
Eouipment
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
7
5c
8c
1
Marcus Gold Ltd
300
—
Lake—
Gillies
Consolidated
7%
7,000
9,690
Consolidated Mic'Mac pils
Consolidated Mogul——
7%
~~
4c
12,395
Jan
7%
22c
3%c
8c
Apr
May
22,500
18c
Marbenor
May
14c
1.20
Halliwell
5
11,900
12c
—
1,000
75c
8c
Consolidated
12c
44,176
1.95
17c
Consolidated
11,040
23%c Jan
26c.
1.95
63c
.
—
Consolidated
31,100
May
May
May
23c
—
69c
12%c
17c
Jan
15c
25c
5.75 May
Jan
29c
Apr
2.35 Mar
1
Apr
6%
.
4.60 Jan
30c Mar
7
May
5
■
1.25 Mar
7,500
1
7%
100
33c
Iron
Fenimore
1.75
3,270
12c
g Va
*
Trust
Trans
41
May
50
6V4
1.25
37
•
Wafprous
Westcoast
Jan
5 %
37
5%
*
L
Products
&
Consolidated
1.25
I
__
G
Jan
54 Va
«
Wainwright
56
50
Vulcan
Walker
Jan
55
...
Grey
Dragon Oil
Jan
30c
1
Discovery
Consolidated
55
*
&
Consolidated
55
12,200
30%c
•
Cadillac:
Consolidated
Apr
May
5.50
*
Flin__
Feb
May
9%
18
5.50 May
4.85
1
Gamma
Jan
55
gy4
Mines
11
9,776
*
Beta
4.10 Apr
5.15
*
,
23%
50
553
20
25
Con Key Mines—
Consolidated Bellekeno
30 Vs
300
50
9%
18
B
Victoria
/
9%
18%
Viceroy Mfg class A
Class
50
50
Jan
22,620
*
Callinan
7%
7% May
7% Apr
Consolidated
7%
5% May
7% Feb
•
L__:
Apr
21%
Jun
64,100
5.25
2.50
——
18%
;
Electric
tVendomatlc
101
Petrol
Mines
21%
92 Vz
•
Steel
(Vector
Coniagas
19,600
48c
4.90
•
Metals
Commonwealth
May
44c
42c
4.90
1
Mines
10
50
class
4.35
16% May
14
32c
44c
*
1
92%
50
common
Corp
Alloys-
May
Gold
41c
13,100
,
l
92%
*
Canada
Inv
2.15
12% May
13% May
Lake
—
1
Smelting
&
92 %
*
preferred
(Vanadium
300
Mining
Gold Mines
*
com
preferred
Gas
6,100
9%
Cliimo
Mining
& Sixielting
Copper
*
new
Gas_^
Acceptance
2nd
5% May
31,818
14
May
Kayrand
1
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Union
2.80
14%
13%
59 Vz
Mines
100
—
Pipeline
2.15
12%
*>
,
Canada
Trans
2.40
14 %
_______*
__
,
Jun
59% May
12% Mar
r;
■ •
i
7,028
15c
1.13
*
May
1.06 May
5,000
11,030
1.05
•
•
Feb
Jan
90,800
18c
Silica
Mines
Erin
,
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
69c
46
4.25
Common
3.50 May
4.45
2.60
13%c
1.03
5.35
2.85
4.35
1.80
1.87
h- ' 26c
.-IT
30,510
-
—1
Canadian
Can
1.18 Max-
Feb
44,339
25,610
141/8
Jan
./. /80c
3.30
2.02
♦
7.50 Jan
17
May
Mar:*
1.75
26%
May
13,,
1
Petroleum
Homestead
Jan
2.35
—
Canadian Export Gas &
Long
985
"
Jan
4.15 May
1.85'
10c
High
1.25
55,391
3.20
Petroleums
Devonian
1,590
„
Jan
1
Canadian Dvno Mines—
Canadian
26c
4.70
>
9c
1
:
Malartic
Jan
23
*
Delhi
Warrants
North
15
19
—;
—
Canadian
37
20%
1
1
Lands
Canadian
21% May
25
Jan
*
Lake
Jan
May
29c
*
Jan
12% May
15c
May
*
Canadian
Canadian
17
Apr
13c
—
Canadian
Canadian
16
7c
18,000
Astoria Minerals
Canadian
Feb
4.65
12,645
.
45
15'A
ordinary
Petroleum
3.75 Mar
Feb
8c
18c
;
Southern- Petrol
53% May
32 Vz Mar
20%
15c
7c
13c
13%
14
25 %
;
—
Pete
Oil
Mar
7c
—
26%
—
•
+.-_25
_*
Oil
Superior Propane common.
Supertest
v
10
Sterling Trusts
Stuart
37
33
Canada
1,166
Jan
18c
Oil
&
11 %c 11 %c
4c
Jan
1
Chibougamau
Campbell Red
Jan
,14%
9%
•
32%
141/a
*
Gas
Jan
12%
14
11%
common
Calvert
Uamerina
—
3.10
36c
25c
Mines
Petroleum
Campbell
.'
1
Oils
Mines
Jan
19
39
3.80
...
new
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton
12%
.
Bros
Canada
of
6c
Feb
Jan
——-•
Radio
Standard
Stedrr.an
Steel
1,000
Cadamet
14
„.*
5c
Calalta
11% May
60
12
28"%
——-
5c
1
—1
1
Lake
43
May
5% May
m
Standard Paving
Jan
Cable
106
Mar
—•
Ltd
Foods
3.40
Feb
27Va
Southam
1.75 May
Red
'
Stafford
17,310
39 Va
39
50
2.35
Buffalo
•
preferred
Industries
1.75
Buffalo
20
S teel
Feb
2.10
Apr
•
—•
Preferred
Soinerville
4.90
Canada
11%
.
3.25 May
Canada Tungsten
13,880
Simpsons Ltd _—...
S
K D
Manufacturing—;
24,700
Jan
6%
5%'
4.10
Jan
600
6%
3.25
27%
43
11%
3.75
26%
42%
•
26%c. Apr
Mining & Smelting
Ankente
*
40
14,906
8% May
*
class A
34c
22% May
1,113
—
30c
21% MayJ
23
——50
*
Silknit preferred
Dairies
30c
25,885
23 ye1."
21%
2.18 May
1
36,897
11
8%
10%
22%
•
15
4,450
Mines
19 Vz Mar
Mar
High
Low
2.30
Reef
Brunswick
Apr
High
2.18
Broulan
22%
Jan
4.50 May
3,465
15
6.60
.
"2.25
19 Va
Jan
Low
1
11% Mar
May
11
100
Par
25,
9% May
11% Jan
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
Petroleums
16V8. Feb
Jan
13'A
22%
—
Silverwood
23 Vz
.
Britalta
Jan
84% Mar
May
15%
*
_
9
22%
15%
*
——
preferred
Shullys Industries
Slater
10,679
10
Power common.*
Water &
Class A
_
10%
*
Arts
Shawinigan
Class
9
————■—■————-■
Scythes common
Seven
12,442
1
.
Ltd————
Foods
74%
*
—100
preferred
A
Maurice
71%
11%
.
(Range for Week Ended June 1 )
High
6% May
71% May
6,195
*
•
A
St
St
Salada
7%
.'-/"A.';
-—-25'
*
-.■'Preferred 'A——.———.,
Russell
6V2
10
•
Rank of Canada
Oil common
Royal
Royalite
Low
High
6%
72 %
10'A
10
Mall
Pall
of
Rothmans
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(2630)
5c
Jan
10c
Jan
6c
Jan
23
May
8c May
70c May
8% Jan
12c May
5c
Jan
24c
Jan
15c May
2.3c
Jan
12c Mar
2.56 May
9
May
6V2c Jan
8.35 Jan
4V2cMay
He Mar
8c
Feb
13c
Feb
75c May
13c
Jan
23c May
5V2c May
2.05 Jun
19% May
10% May
9% May
.
Jan
50c Mar
12% Mar
64c
Feb
4,05 Jan
30V4 May
15 Va. Jan
12%c Feb
15c
Jan
75c
Jan
6%c Jan
2.49 Jan
1.90 Jan
1.80 Jan
13c
Feb
8V2C Apr
22%cMar
68% Jan
1.81 Apr
4.20 Jan
18%c Jan
31c
Jan
16c
Jan
19%cMay
13c
29%
19%c
1.10
13
34c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
May
Apr
Jan
Apr
Feb
May
Jan
9c
39c
21c
40c
24c
4.15 Jan
15% Feb
18y2cMar
10%
Feb
8c
Jan
14y2c May
16c
Jan
19c
Apr
1.25 Jan
24c
Jan
65c
14c
2.66
26%
15%
15y8
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6165
195
Volume
CANADIAN MARKETS
•' '-V.
■1
V-
•
'
Howey
Bay
1
•
2.50
Gold
Consolidated
Hudson
Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Bay Oil
Pam Porcupine—
Hugh
Iron
Iso
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
:
Mining
Explorations
20'A Mar
9,304
17c
13
Gold
He
5,000
10c
May
Jan
Place Oil & Gas
5,215
28c
May
54c
Feb
50c
12,800
42c
Feb
65c
Jan
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
45c
61c
25,200
45c
May
;
>
1.31
1.45
5,650
1.34 .Jan
2.55
Quebec
Kenville
Gold
99,200
65c
44,300
20c
Jan
40c
Apr
37c
May
82c
Jan
Provo
7,500
12c
Feb
16c
Jan
Purdex
12c
:'f:7c.;
14c
7c
,
May
5c
8,020
Jan
7c
:
22c
20'Ac
23c
9,000
20c
May
May
!9C
; *
15'Ac
21c
45,800
10c
16,500
,
25c
Jan
Jan
25'Ac Mar
37,100
13c
Feb
1
Little
Point
3.00
800
500
40c
16,300
36c
375,950
3c
Gold
•
1.70
1.70
1.80
3.30
Feb
Jan
8,200
2'Ac May
5'Ac
Jan
9,100
1.65 Mar
1.97
Jan
29c
12,500
25'Ac May
1.42
1.80
347,250
1.42 May
6'Ac
6 'Ac
12,000
8c
8c
8c
13,900
*
3.50
5c
6'Ac
3.80
Jan
8c
27,112
3.10
23c
4,000
1
3'Ac
3'Ac
I,000
21'/8
560
1
1.10
1.12
5,400
2.00
2.15
26,900
23c
MacLeod
Cockshutt
2.05
1
Lake
v
3.95
May
May
31c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
6,000
II,328
27c
25c
27c
15,500
8c
9c
8,000
14c 14'Ac
1
Mar con
Maritimes
May
May
Mclntyre
Lake
.aA
4,035
10 c"
:
32c
1.25
2.10
1.91
2.22
Exploration & Development_50o
Merrill Island Mining
1
48c
41c
50c
66,392
Mentor
Meta
Mines———.—
Uranium
60c
Mining-————
Midrim
1
Moneta
Mt
—
Exploration
Jan
2.00
1.22
1.60
2.40
90c
1.23
273,450
90c
7c
14,500
28,600
2.00 May
6c
4c
4'Ac
16,300
6,500
34c
25c
34c
7c
7'Ac
26,300
13,005
20'Ac
22c
17,000
20c
23c
6,700
New
Mining & Smelting—
Rim Mines
Nisto
Nor
Gold
United Reef
14c
Jan
10'Ac Mar
1.20
9c
Jan
25'Ac
40c
Surf
Feb
Western
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
16c
May
41c
Jan
30c
Mar
37'Ac May
30c
40c
55c
1
7.20
1
22'Ac
—
•
Mines
Norvalie
class
Lake
Mines
Orchan
Orenada
Gold
—
_—
Lake
Pacific
Warrants
Pamoil
Porcupine
;
Pato
Pax
Gold
International
;
Paymaster Consol
PCE
Exploration Ltd
Exploration
Peerless
Permo
Gas
Perron
Gold
&
Oil
Mines
Petrol
Oil
Oil
May
89c
Mar
&
&
Minerals
Gasl
A
14%
28c
3.75
4.60
21,747
21c
Jan
36c
40c
1.25
1.40
19,260
2,484
8.25
8,075
20c
20c
1,333
17c
Jan
25c
18c
25c
108,025
11c
Jan
1.39
1.29
1.48
123,897
8,375
5c
4'Ac
5c
1.20
75c
1.20
18'Ac
45c
Mar
15 c
Jan
Feb
May
6.25 Mar
May
7.35
Apr
1.25 May
2.06
Jan
7.35 May
9.50
Jan
24c
i
1.29 May
36,383
21,100
14c
20c
Jan
1.45 Mar
4'Ac May
26,925
75c
May
15c 18'Ac
Jan
12'Ac
May
61c
86c
2.45
14c
33,700
9'Ac 11'Ac
7.00
,50c
7,980
5.35
7.00
8,105
60c
65c
23,800
59c
Mar
1.00
26,770
78c
May
.2.45
27,950
78c
1.85
17c
17c
1.41
1.50
107,550
18c
23c
5'Ac
5'Ac
15c
15c
17c
305,700
1,000
12,000
1.01
1.00
1.45
1
20c
1
_
1
Jan
25c
Jun
1.80
32c
1.84
8c
Feb
Apr
Jan
Feb
2.09 Mar
20c
May
2,000
1.01
9'Ac May
Jan
4.00
1.85 May
Jan
15c
1.41 Mar
7.95 Mar
80c
1.26
Feb
Feb
2.98 May
22c
l^O
Max-
Jan
15c
Feb
35c
Feb
5c
Jan
8c
Apr
14c
Jan
23c
Apr
1.03
Feb
95c
Max-
9c
9c
9c
13,600
9c
May
14c
Max-
-20o
9c
6c
9'Ac
176,900
3c
Jan
He
Apr
5c
5'Ac
89 c
84c
92c
1
—
9,700
III
Oil
16c
—1
—'
Mines
7.50
223,153
23c
28,500
20c
May
25c
May
Mines
Mines
3,000
5c
May
7c
Jan
52,860
84c
May
1.05
Jan
17c
10,300
14c
Max-
38c
5c
1
Zulapa Mining
5c
1,000
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
Jan
37c
Mar
May
32c
Jan
•
—1
29'Ac
25c
32c
364,300
—1
19'Ac
18c
21c
14,125
15'Ac
18c
Jan
7.50 May
32c
Apr
61c
Mar
25c
31c
25,600
2.20
3.00
22,300
11c
17c
18,500
11c
May
25c
1,000
38c
Mar
55c
Jan,
8c
9c
16,000
8c
M'ay
11c
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
40c
2.20 May
3.30
Apr
30c
31c
2,000
30c
Jun
65c
Jan
12c
30'Ac
12c
8,000
11c
Apr >
16c
Jan
4'Ac
Jan
7c
Jan
May
74c
Jan
9c
Jan
13c
May
10c
15c
10,620
13,600
13c
15c
14c
15,500
5.00
2.19
28,588
40,950
5c
-1
5.80
1.81
5.65
5c
4,000
32c
Jan
18'Ac Mar
Feb
5.00 May
6.75
1.81 May
2.73 Mar
5c
Jan
85c
25c
35c
46,440
21c
Jan
38c
30c
43c
56,700
30c
May
123A
10
13'A
44,012
10
May
6.85
6.30
7.25
3,770
6.30 May
9c
35c
1.15
36c
29c
37c
36,025
29c
•
92c
9c
90c
92c
15,010
72c
Jan
8c
Feb
May
Feb
Feb
Feb
1.10 May
May
9'Ac
29,000
8 50
8.35
8.50
II,884
6.75
Jan
9.00 Mar
1
3.50
3.35
3.65
4,010
2.60
Jan
3.70 May
*
22c
18'Ac
9c
28c
13'Ac 13'Ac
—1
47,350
2,000
12c 13'Ac
12c
35c
23c
1
35,833
24c
36c
484,270
22'Ac
25c
20,160
11c
1
•
12c
3,900
42c
Apr
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
10c
Feb
16'Ac
18'Ac May
Are
Expressed
Bulolo
America
Gold
Canadian
Consolidated
Dominion
Ogilvie
Price
37
36%
37
290
40'A
39'A
40%
10,694
39'A May
44
Jan
73
73
75
130
73
Jun
84
Apr
15
15
100
14'A
Jan
16
*
24%
25
160
2 3'A
26%
Feb
1
22
22
120
21
May
24
Apr
—*
26
26
810
21
Jan
28
May
31
*
common
&
Lino
Mines
.
2.50
Paper
Ontario
_1
Mar
Jan
11c
Jan
14c
Jan
included
Jan
range),
Apr
wlWhen
__
.
__
31
32%
425
9%
10»A
3,300
21
—
9%
2.50
21
156
21
Jan
May
9% May
42
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
39% Mar
12%
Jan
25'A Mar
•
Paper—
common
48
48
49'A
540
48
May
May
46'A
43
48'A
1,204
43
May
56%
Jan
10
10
575
10
May
10'A
Feb
1.75
Apr
•
Petroleum
Gen
Gold
—
1.61
Trust
*
1
_j.
1.61,
6%
7'A
800
45'Ac
*
Inv
Corp
48c
14,200
36
80
36
200
1.55
Jan
55
Jan
6% May
7%
Apr
45c
Apr
50c
32
Jan
36% May
Jan
Apr
52c
Mar
8.30
•
44c
61
20%
Zellers
22c
36 % May
•
Cons
Apr
May
Feb
6.60 May
10
Canadian
22'Ac May
59
18'A May
36% May
Bros
Yukon
50
210
Sangamo
Third
60'A
2,345
•
—A
Flour
Southwest
31
60'A
7.10
!'■
Products
&
High
Low
3,585
18'A
•
Inc
Dollars
34
6.80
—
International
Canadian
High
31
18'A
8
Paper
Steel
—
*
Oilcloth
Minnesota
*
common
Glass
Preferred
33
Investments
Gen
Dominion
Note
Dx-edging
Bronze
Canadian
Loblaw
Bank
In
Low
•
Jun
Feb
50c
British
Corp
Hayes
18%
Shown
Par
Asbestos
Gaspe Copper
18
12c
Prloea
Feb
'
-_1
1.14
1.00
1.14
6,700
92c
M'ay
•
63c
58C
65c
21,200
55c
May
-
Peruvian
May
May
24c
Mines—
55c
50c
1
8
—1
(H G)
12,350
2
Canada
of
Consolidated
Young
67c
5,000
1
Paramaque Mines
Patino
Jan
Zenmac Metal
20o
Ltd
Pamour
2.25
Jan
55c
-
class
^
69c
1
Petroleums
18c
23c
1.80
!
Bear
Jun
6'Ac
1
Mines
Osisko
2,500
5,235
20,566
I_1
Petroleum
Yellorex
Yellowknife
30c
1
Ormsby Mines—
Feb
Jan
19c
*
Zinc
&
Canuck
2,720
50c
*
1
1
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Lead
Yankee
Yukeno
6'Ac
90c
Oils
Okalta
Oleary
Yale
Apr
1
O'Brien Gold Mines
76c
25c
33c
3.75
Feb
22'Ac Mar
Jan
40c
Wright-Hargreaves
29'A
*
Mines
Apr
8'Ac May
2.50
*
Mines
24'Ac
.
—.—.—-1
Beaucage
Obaska
_
Feb
7c
10%
—1
20c
1
Mines
Nudulama
*
Jan
14'Ac
4.35
III
Windfall
Jan
Jan
25c
40,350
149,000
21c
Winchester Larder
25
1.80
13,530
25C
8
—1
Inlet
6.00
20c'
warrants
A
Jan
40c
i
Ltd
3.10
29c
1
—
Oils
Northspan
Nova
25c
Jan
15'Ac Mar
1.15 May
70c
22c
23c
1
—
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
9c
60c
1.96
May
19c
2
Apr
'
Jan
Apr
12'Ac 14'Ac
1.40
10
♦
1.75
Mar
64c
23c
10c
20,220
1.63
Exploration
Nickel
Petroleum
Feb
Mar
Jan
45c
5,500
1.52
24c
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
7,750
lie
1.40
1.70
.
Feb
2,000
5c
51c
12c
Jan
10'Ac
1
Mines
2.75 May
48c
8'Ac
Jan
Decalta
12c
5,500
1.35
21c
Western
5,500
May
10c
36c
Jan
32c
9c
65c
1.53 Mar
May
20c
126,485
14'Ac
Western
7,128
57c
12,000
46c
Jan
Jan
9,500
93c
32c
12c
Mar
:
57c
30c 30'Ac
43c
Jan
17c
5c
87c
Apr
Jan
64c
50
Canada
1.55 Mar
May
May
370
Rankin
Jan
79c
May
M'ay
2 6'A
North
75c
99c
12c
26
Northland
166,300
70,450
7'Ac
44c
4,840
Northern
1.51
Feb
4,000
29,015
1.60
i
1.18
1.51
Jan
Jan
44c47 'Ac
1.15
Exploration—
1,62 Mar
3c
12c 12'Ac
Apr
Goldcrest
May
Westburne Oil
Jan
Coldstream
61c
65c
Feb
5c
North
19,350
65c
13'Ac
4c
Northgate
74c
9,064
1,500
May
37,600
North
61c
Jan
18c
4c
6c
78,625
—_—
May
4c
33,080
8'Ac
Warrants
11c
Jan
7c
14c 18'Ac
common
8,940
14,631
6c
6'Ac
Oils
12c
Petrolems
8'Ac
1.45
26'A
34c
63c
—
lie
vis 1.20
10,900
Lake
—*
Canadian
12c
Jan
.a45c
.
•!5*I31.65
79c
Westates
2.75
;
May
May
1.49 Mar
75c
Wespac
2.94
16c
—
84c
31c
....
71c
Werner
*
1
Ltd
8,400
68c
Jan
1
Norpax Nickel
10,000
14,065
1
Jan
Mines
Mar
1
May
Mining Corp
Feb
40c
III
6'Ac
Normetal
24c
Apr
Mines
14c
Norlartic
Jan
May
Wasamac
52c
2.99
1.80
Weedon Mining
Violamac
Jan
5c
1.45 Mar
Jan
May
12'Ac 13'Ac
15,400
14'Ac
Mar
1
1.55
92c
*
5c
Mines
1.45
35C
1
4c
1,706
Mar
1.55
*—1
Consolidated
26c
31c
9c
84c
Mines
21,500
30c
May
15.200
1.49
Mines
Vespar
69,700
17c
Apr
6c
7c
III
92,700
54c
Jan
30c
90c
1.50
«
5c
16c
Mar
Feb
8'Ac
*
Fortune
13c
1
—
Mar
6c
8.35
18c
11c
-1
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30c
Norgold
Preferred
Apr
10'Ac
Feb
Jan
May
10,000
6c
"'1.48
Jan
10c
5.40 May
25,600
Mindamar
Vandoo
Vauze
t
v
5c
17,700
4,500
20c 22'Ac
Hill
26c
1
North
Jan
Ken a
10'Ac
1.35
5,000
64,491-
23,800
Upper Canada Mines
16c
4'Ac
Jan
6c
4c
6.00
7.65
Feb
Jan
4c
Feb
4c
-1
Jan
Mar
4c
4'Ac
5c
4c
5.40
42c
May
33c
Buffadison
28c
May
7c
Mines
Oils
United
29c
20c
6'Ac
Norbeau
Northcal
Mar
20'Ac May
22,540
44,905
42,500
5'Ac
1.20
14c
Oils
16,233
1.58
24c
-1
United
58,100
40
29,100
.—1
Asbestos.
Feb
7c
1
Mines
Acme
United
16c
8c
40
28c
.—1
May
7c
1.40
24c
11c
.
7c
6'Ac
1.52
24'Ac
Ltd
New
7c
1
Mines
Nipissing
2.85
1
Corp
Explorers
1
1
Mines
Jun
.—1
-
United
80c
Taku
Nickel
Mining
Oil
Apr
6'Ac
New
Nickel
Union
Union
38c
Jan
6c
100
25c
May
Jan
1
1,20
13'Ac
Jan
4.70
Jun
1
1.20
—1
25c
7c
Rouyn
17c
1.20
Jan
26c
Apr
—X
United
7c
Merger
May
10c
•
Mines.
Feb
71c
Rouyn
10c
68,500
—1
Shawkey
5'Ac
4,000
Senator
58,000
14c
Ultra
Feb
Jaix
1.93
11c
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Jan
110,400
1.40 Mar
10c 13'Ac
Trinity Chibougamau
4c
12,000
New
26,919
Feb
United Canso
9c
13c
1.67
1.50
*
Mines
Gold
1.40
16c
9'Ac
Ltd
United
83c
New
Mar
Resources
Apr
7'Ac
& Smelt Ltd_i
1
Mylamaaue Mining
Newnorth
Exp
Apr
7c
16c 20'Ac
36c
Oil
10c
76c
20'Ac
May
—1
Jan
7'AC
1
29,187
9c
;
5c
*
Mines
Newlund
25C
1
Transcontinental
Triad
12c
5'Ac May
2.80
5C
1
Mines—
Jan
16c
11c
Mines
Canada
13'Ac
Jun
2.00
7c
31c
Jan
Mar
1,41 Mar
1
Mines
1.64
49c
3.75
4'Ac
50c
Mines
Kelore
86c
M'ay
—-1
Petroleum
Jan
May
5'Ac
•
Harricana
Apr
Trans
Silver
Unisphere
5'Ac,a
2.60
22c
r
8c
May
1
1
Jason
Towagmac Exploration
35c
5'Ac
5.40 Mar
47c
T0C
Apr
Feb
66c
Continental Oil of Canada
Petroleum
42c
21c
Calumet Mines
Tidal
Feb
19c
Jan
Jan
*
Ltd
60,581
Bidlamaque Gold
Feb
16%
Feb
4.80
Jun
12c
Thompson Lundmark
Mines
May
Jan
1
Tormont
8c
Feb
1.50 Mar
4.90 May
800
Jan
6.30
3.25 May
9'Ac
Mining
Torbrit
26,200
I,470
*
;
Territory
Tombill Mines
12'A May
16,800
7c
1.35
35c
31c
—1
Feb
4 'Ac
9c
Feb
31c
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Feb
6,456
8c
May
_1
Teck
Jan
53c
8'Ac
May
18c
20'Ac
Taurcanis
1.03
1.60
4c
85c
17,750
t-at
29c
6,142
30,500
38,000
21.875
.
1
12'Ac
38c
New
Hosco
May
35c
New
New
8c
12c
95c
35c
Mines
Feb
3.00
56c
5c
70c
Mar
65c
13%
66c
Jan
-70c
May
May
25c
New
New
Feb
50c
Alger Mines
_.
—
_1
Mines--—————1
New
51%
20c
May
28c
5c
85c
18'Ac 21'Ac
Feb
12'A
70c
Athona
Davies
14c
33c
1
New
II,215
Gold
May
May
r_————25c
Mines
New
130
,
Exploration
4'Ac
1
National Petroleum
New
2,700
Mines
Sunburst
*
1
-——
Nama Creek Mines
New
12c
13c
13'A
1
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Nealon
30c 30'Ac
2.04 May
7,896
_
22'Ac May
:
Jun
1.69
13'Ac
1
Sylvanite
1
—
Minerals
National
12,000
•9,400
35.670
2,500
—
Jan
-1
Porcupine
Wright Iron—
Multi
24c
1.80
12'Ac
•
1
Apr
1.91 May
24,200
9c
22'Ac
1
Mines-
Ore
62c
8c
Mill City Petroleums————.*
Mining Corp
■—•
Min
56c
22'Ac
1
Midcon Oil—————*
1.69
Jan
34c
_1
13c
May t
•.:41c
Mar
1.49
1
14
8'Ac Jan
34,219
Medallion Petroleums
"
46c'
18c
23c 23'Ac
1
Jan
32fc
41c
Jan
23'Ac
1
Jan
41'A May
158,525
5'Ac
McWatters Gold Mines
9c
5.25
Feb
14c.
37,500
31c
I
4,855
Jan
13c
23'Ac
1
268,300
16,520,
20c
4.95
i
50c
Cons
6c
20c
May
31c
Mines
Mines
Contact
45
70c
May
5.05
Miller
Sullivan
20c
May
7c
14c
64,669
Sudbury
7c
25c
2,500
3.95
Nickel
Mar
52,750
II,500
3.25
1
Oils
Jan
8c
3.80
l
&
7c
Jun
Uranium
Jan
Apr
15c
1.28
Oils
Apr
14c
10%
39c
600
Ltd
Jan
7c
1.35
Feb
16c
*
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•£*--,
25c
•••
1.28
88c
41'/4
5'Ac
Lake
Red
McMarmac
4,000
1
8.80
""13,400
5'Ac
9.10 May
5c
Feb
1.28
Sturgeon River Gold
7 'Ac May
30,000
10'A
V9c
*<•'
42'A
1 ,'18 'Ac
—;
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9c
3.55
2.40
May
Jan
57c
Feb
4.25
12c
May
2.00
19c
9'Ac May
1
88,200
500
16,130
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
May
2.25
Jan
5.15
Jan
57c
1.70 Mar
4.25
Apr
36c
Apr
14.800
90c
May
66,800
1.35
Feb
41,897
20c
20c
68c
300
Jan
1.15
4.80
Stand
Starratt
1.40
4c
Silver
Mines
7'Ac
1.70
10c
1.70
Silver
Spooner
37,000
,
Jun
May
•
Gordon
Union
10c
u
9c
Jan
1.05
50c
Gold
Mines
78c
9.95
1
Sigma Mines Quebec
Southern
75,150
10'Ac
30c
57c
7'Ac
Sherritt
12,200
14c
14'Ac
66c
10
Creek
59,500
5c
80o
Metal
60c
9.10
1
Petrol
Feb
85c
36c
5'Ac May
3,066
36c 46'Ac
Sarcee
Satellite
Jan
1.12
9'Ac
7'AC
l
Gold
Jan
45c
5c
Apr
8c
6,750
1
1''
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
McKenzie
25c
12'Ac
6'Ac
*
Consol
Matachewan
Jan
5'Ac
44c
Gold
River
Stanwell Oil & Gas
26c
6'Ac
1
Mines
Martin-McNeely
Antonio
Sand
Mar
1.15
1.05
9.85
i
6'Ac Feb
Jan
.1
Mining Corp
San
Mining
32c
May
May
May
2.25
1
Stanrock
17'Ac
1
Mines
Ryanor
Siscoe
5'Ac
*
Feb
Jan
22c
1.40
9c
1
Mines
Jan
3'Ac Mar
60c
1
Mines
15c
86c
Feb
10c
Roche
Rockwin
2.35
91c
1
10%
9c
5.15
78c
•
2.00 May
Jan
;
9.15 Mar
1.05
1
Silvermaque
Apr
——1
15'Ac
1
Jan
4c
Mines
Minerals
1.16
74c
Manoka
12'Ac Mar
1
;
Algom
Jan
1.05
14,000
Maralgo
Marboy
Rexpar
Rio
Jan
10,950
20c
8,000
1
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rix Athabasca
Uran
Apr
80c
18'Ac
36,000
15c
•
Mines
5c
4'Ac
20c
9,125
90c
1
Macdonald
Renabie
v
•
Mining
Reeves
24'A
18'A May
4c
1
Realm
1
i
Mines
Feb
7c
76c
Barvue
21c
86c
14c
1
Security Freehold
4c
Manitou
Rayrock
Sheep
78c
4'Ac
Raglan Nickel—;.
Ranger Oil
Jan
1
4c
15c
90c
9'Ac
'
1
Uranium Mines
17'Ac
1
*
Radiore
Feb
Magnet Cons Mines
Uranium
17c
•
Petroleum
Jan
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast
8,000
1
Mining
2.43
Apr
3'Ac
18'A
Jan
Mines
12c
'.s
May
21c
1
A
39c
May
5c
3,600
3.30
5c
2.53
Mines
1.46 Mar
1.67
1.65
25'Ac
Jan
15'Ac
6'Ac
27c
Apr
Feb
1
*
Explorations
class
Jan
1
1
Mines
Ltd
4.50
54c
May
5c
1
Gold
4.00 Mar
Jan
May
1.46
Jan
3.25 May
3.25 Jan
Jan
48c
2,100
2'Ac
Maclaren
Red
4.00
36c
2'Ac
Mines
Gold
Macdonald
3.90
4.00
Jan
31c
Feb
3.45
3.70
17,975
Gas
7.95
11'Ac May
2.75 May
35,500
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
Madsen
3.00
1
Goldfield
Louvicourt
Macfie
350
10c
Loraao Uranium Mines
Macassa
2.86
*
Long Lac
Long
2.78
Apr
30'A May
May'
2.60
1
20c
Jan
Apr
16c
Mines
18c
5c
2.40 May
73c
14c
Gold
4,620
43c
May
15c
Lexindin
Apr
*
22,000
Jan
1
88c
35c
16Vic May
6c
2.95
71c
17c
Apr
1.60
16 Vic 22'Aa
2.40
2.95
May
4.55
7'Ac
Jan
38c
7'Ac
5c
12c
36,400
6,790
58c
Jan
46c
13,500
1.51
8c
38c
24
118,617
7c
Jan
10,500
31,200
44'Ac
10'Ac May
10c
85c
7'Ac
May
5.25
1.52
Feb
Apr
5'Ac
1
Jan
4c
28c
25%
1
1.02
2.28
5,000
:
Mar
100,784
1
6.80 May
15c
10'Ac 12'Ac
50c
8c
:
May
1.40 May
108,758
24
Mines
4'Ac
46c
28c
4.55
Gold
X
63,558
20c
8'Ac
American
22c-
20,200
28c
3.20
Jan
25
Leitch Gold Mines
1
2,699
62c
1.78
Jan
1
8c
10c
Latin
1
6.40
46c
1.40
2.70
Quonto
5,000
5.05
Lencourt
Jan
1.75 May
5.50 Jan
Feb
9c
3.80
85c
I,800
13c
8'Ac
•
Manitou
May
91c
May
29'A Mar
4,845
1
Mines
1
Lithium
31c
1.99
Feb
9.90
•
Gold
Quebec
Feb
2,500
1.75
•
8c
58c
1.63
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop
91c
32c
4'Ac
•
Ltd
Ltd
Jun
41c
9.50
11,400
1
Oil
Minerals
42c
22'A May
9.60
26'Ac
Gold
Lamaque
a
Airways
4,300
•
Mines
Langis Silver
Ltd
1.80
19,995
5,450
Quemont
Dufault
Mines
1
26
47C
22'A
Jan
26'Ac May
Lingman
Mines
1
Producers
Gas
42c
6.10
42c
42c
31c
24'A
fiOs
42c
30c
Lake
Shore
70c
65c
_•
—
1
4'Ac
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Mines
Apr
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenstown Gold Mines
1.70 May
13,832
Lake
Osu
12 Ac
Feb
I,100
11'Ac
Mar
Jan
23,836
2.00
•
5c
Jan
9,500
9.25
1.70
Kopan Developments Ltd
May
59,400
6'Ac
4'Ac
8.45
1
10c
10%
4'Ac
9.00
Kirkland Townsite
6c
Jan
4'Ac
27'Ac
9c
8.25 Mar
29c
1
71c
Jan
25c
1 j ;
Jan
Mar
42c
May
28'Ac
1
Minerals
:
Mar
35c
i
36c
54c
Quebec
1
;
10c
-lie
Jan
7'Ac
1
;
■,
Feb
33,082
Gold
Prospectors
33,763
44c
20c
74c
_1
Mines
86c
37c
*
Mines
Copper
Kirkland
Landa
Preston
65c
21c 24'Ac
1
!
Kerr-Addison Gold
Luz
Jan
80c
High
4,500
64c
Royalty
Oil
24c
6c
Mines
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
La
Prairie
40c
7c
Mines
Jonsmith
Lake
Jan
1.75
1.31 May
Powell Rouyn
Low
20c
72c
1
32c
16
High
20c
*
Uranium
Ore
Low
X
Mines—
43c
6c
:
Gold
10c
V
Par
Ltd
Co
30c
LLA-U—_1
Mines
Lake
Pitch
Oil
Crow
32c
47c
56c
1.40
1
Mines
Joburke
Kilembe
Pickle
13
1
Jellicoe
Joliet
Phillips
Apr
,,
1
Waite
Jacobus
Jaye
Jan
59'A
May
47
20o
35c
Mines
Jack
14,789
15'A
1
1
1
1
<■—
——.
7,200
'A"
55
:''a\
2.65
May
2.05 Mar
.,3,27
47
43
(Range for Week Ended June 1)
High
Low
High
2.16
2.24
54'A
1
Hydra Exploration
Inspiration
Irish
Low
Par
V
,
(2631)
2.00
75c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•No
par
In
value,
year's
a
Odd
range),
lot sale
e
(not
Included In
year's
range),
issued,
x
d Deferred delivery
sale
(not
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered.
t Ex-liquidating dividend.
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2632)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Inc.? and
Dealers,
intended
other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions They are
range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
guide to the
a
as
the National Association of Securities
the National Association of Securities
U.A
bid and asked mintatinns are obtained from
quotations are obtained from
following
The
by the "bid")
distribution
Par
Ask
Bid
*
Associate?.:
26
10c
3
Inc
Aerotest
Labs
Aerovox
Corp
4
Inc
Aileen
jtate
luc
50c
,-100
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allen
Organ Co
American
American
American
American
American
American
28%
Cary
21
23
Cedar
19%
22%
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
24
27%
16%
18%
Central
17%
19 3%
3%
4%
9%
Gas
30%
10%
Central
30%
33 %
16
Central Telephone
12%
Cent
47%
Cetron Electronic Corp
Vermont
5%
5%
5
'
New
,8%
7
20%
8
9%
Class
11%
Clarise
Clifton
Precision
189
135
1
10c
17
Engines
Coastal
States
Credit
Co
13
15%
Cole
53%
Coleman
42%
46%
Collyer
Inc
Industries
4
2%
National
Milling
Elevator—1
14r%
17%
Corp com_3
13
143/a
25
21
8%
;; 7
Oil
Colorado
& Gas
15%
17%
Commonwealth
22
8%
6
18%
5
Atlas Credit Corp common__10c
Class
B
__J
10c
,22%
3%
4%
Automatic Retailers -of Amer_50c
37%
41%
Light
Inc
Atmos-Pak
—
Industries
'Automation
18%
17%
11%
17%
18%
Cowles
Ridge
Chemical-
50c
1
Co
Magazine to Broadcstg.l
4%
5
Crompton to Knowles Corp
Cross Company
21
19
5
—1
1
1
—1
Co
Systems
40
45 Va
Crouse-Hinds
16%
18
Crown-Bremson
4%
3%
CTS
5
1%
Cummins
13%
Custom Components
13%
14%
Engine
1
11%
12%
Dashew
_1
15 %
17%
Data-Control
Airmotive
52%
Danley
Machine
46 Va
Darling
(L
A)
16%
11
13%
59%
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway
1
28
Herman
Berns
Inc
Delta
8%
Petroleum
1
Billups
Western
Petroleum
1
6%
Smith
&
Black
Hills
Black
Sivalls
Blatt
(M)
Bolt
Bon
Power
&
Specialties—5
1
11
Machines..10c
Beranek
&
7%
,
Diebold
Newman
Digitronics
Botany
Industries
3
Bowl-M'or
Bowman
Bowser
Company
Products
Inc
$1.20
Dixon
(J)
Donnelley
Dorsett
6%
Drexel
293/a
14
Bristol
Dynamics Inc
lo
British-American Const to Mat 5
Brockway Glass Co Inc..
i.
5
Brown
to Sharpe Mfg
Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles) Co
Brush
Beryllium Co
Buckeye
Steel
Burnham
Burns
to
(W
Co..""
9
Business
Funds
Byllesby (H M)
Bzura
For
Chemical
footnotes,
15%
_
24%
_
Inc
see
Z.25c
page 46.
11%
Corp
Eastern
Chemical
48
55%
4%
:
5%
17
193/s
21%:
24%
21%
7 %
1
•
14'/a*
26
31%
7
8%
11
12%
4%
Elgeet
Utilities
Economics
8%
1
23/4
33/8
22%
24%
Economy
Edgcomb
Edgerton
Associates
Optical
Steel
Elk
Horn
to
Grier
Inc
...
Empire Financial Corp
State
Endeveo
Ennis
,
—1
12
•
17 V.
Business
Entron
Z..
Incl.2Z50'
Forms
'.
Inc
,
Equity
Oil
Estey
:
to
Inc
Fair
Lanes
Inc.J..—1
i
:
class
A__
Far
West
Financial.
;j
r
9%
1
,•
^12.50
Farrel-Birmingham' Co
Farrington Mfg
:
Federal
Fiat
Flreco
i.
*
7
M'fg
Corp
Sales
:
Ltd
2 %
10c
/.
1
*
First Investors Corp cl A__
First Mortgage Investors.:
9%
1
Small
First
Business
Surety
(NJ)
1
Corp
First Western
Financial
Fisher
Foods
Inc
Fisher
Governor
Fitchburg
10 y4
Paper Co
123/4
22%
Florida Capital
8%
!
Florida
Florida
Steel
1
Corp.
Public
Utilities
1
5
Co_.^30tn^
!
1
9V2
Corp
Florida Telephone Corp cl A..10
Florida Water & Utilities..
1'
15%
Bennett" Stores ThcL___5c
Properties Inc.
lc
Floyd
Food
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Bros
X.IQV*
4Va
:
1
A..5
:63/4
5
:6%
8 Va
•:
173/4
-
Class
B
Foster
'r
Grant
Foundation
Frito
1
'
1
24%93/4
1
Industries
Futterman
11
class
:
7
G-L Electronics
Garlock
Inc
Inc
!i
-
1
Co
International
General
Aniline
General
Atronics
_!
General
Battery
General
Drive-In
General
Economics
General
Foam
General
&
38 3/4
*
200
*
a
Corp
33/8
1
11%-
9%
133/4
12%
lc
Shale
;
Corp
237
•
2%
•
Ceramic
Corp
14%
12%
A
1
Products Corp..*
Supermarkets Inc!
10c
16
General
General
Waterworks
-5V4
"
13Va
10 %
153/8
'
14 V8
173/4
*
10%
9
21 %
24 Va
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Giddings to Lewis Mach Tool__2
11
14
14%
Glasrock
Products
,8
Co
1
;
class
(P H)
Corp:
10
'
A
50c
Co..
5
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Glickman
Corp class A.:
1
Globe Rubber
16 %
9%
.
3%
23/4
34%
31
73/8
6%
}2V2
137/a
:
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18
21
Inv__
1
IOV2
12
Brick.!
5
19 Va
22
Green Mount Power Corp.
Greenfield Real Estate..!
3%
Greater
Green
Products
Wash
(A
Grinnell
P)
Ind
Fire
*
Corp
*
Grolier
Inc
Grosset
&
Growth
Capital Inc
1
Dunlap
17%
15
141/8
12 %
'
156
166
29
32
.1
Inc
11%,
127/8
.1
33A
I
9%
Southwest' Capital Corp__l
15 3/8
133/4
10c
6%
Guardian
Chemical
Gulf
Gulf
Corp
Interstate
L
'
Gyrodyne Co of America__™„l
8
Hagan Chemicals to Controls__l
Hajoca Corp
1
43/4
/
103/4
•••7V2
30
Hamilton
Cqsco
Inc
*:
9%
-
Corp
Hanna
Mining
Hanover
Shoe
Hanson-Van
*
Corp
Instruments Inc
Hathaway
Hawaiian
Cons
Heath
102
16%
.5%
33A
9%
:
6%
5
5 Va
Pak
A
Oil
42
12%
53/a
•
14%
4
Steel
Co
Lowe's
Companies
Lucky
Stores
Inc
13%.
14 S/8
2
20
22%
11V4
1
Inc.^—...
(EF)
.
Co
Herrlngton
30
Marshall
33%
4%
4%
!/ -5%
1%
2 l/a
10
11%
22
..
24 Va
8
•9%
13%
1
14%
36
2
—*
Industries
235/8
3%
1
Co.
273/4
;
21
8
Corp
:
*
Magnetics Inc
—.1-"
Major League Bowl & Recrea—1
Marine Capital Corp
1
Marlin Rockwell Corp
—1
Inc
10%
25%
Magnefax
Marmon
17
49%
9
Co split' 3-for-l
Electric
to
12%
15 Va
46%
1%
Corp
•
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1
Lytton Financial Corp
1
Gas
43/4
1
Inc..
Stores
93/4
34%
39%
6%
7%
1
8%
10
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Matheson
Company
1
Mattel Inc
—1-1
16 V*
18
21
26%
27
303/s
Mary Carter Paint class A
—
,
...
Electronics
McGraw
(F H)
Corp
Co
&
Industries
McLean
class
83/4
.3
2
A
Steel Corp
3%
1
3%
39
2%
10%
4%
4 Va
42%
3%
1
HVa
13Va
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
21%
235/8
5
26
303/8
7%
8%
Metal
5
8
Metcom
Handling
Systems.l
Industries
Publishing
3%
43/4
21%
Metromedia
10 Va
113/4
10
Co
Mexican
10%
7%
1
123/4
14 Va
11%
12%
11
25 Va
15%
173/4
I6V4
Microdot
*
11
13%
*
17
19%
Inc
Inc
IOV4
Mid-America
11
12
Midland
Pipe Line
Capital Corp
32
Midwest
Tech
Material
1
29
3%
1
36
397/a
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
24 %
263/4
Milgo
9%
10
•
Light to Pwr Co com.*
$1 preferred
13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—2.50
1
25
4
10%
125/a
6
50c
Inc
5
lc
—
9%
1
J
^
Hydrides Inc
19%
Pulp <St Paper Corp A_l.
preferred
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units______
2nd
30
.1
Corp
Gas
Field
Howard Johnson
Hudson
33 %c
83/4
Ludlow
Madison
12%
11%-
'
1
Drug
MacDonald
813/4
10
Mechanical
2%
Land
Houston
4%
Star
:'
103/4
1
Melpar Inc
21
class
19%
37
76
5
Pipe Co
Corp__„
Joint
Lone
163/4
47%
'
!
Candy
5 V.-.
14%
41
1
Melnor
6%
Corp
22
Lock
Loft
1
Natural
-16 3/4
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•
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Inc
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'
4%
Inc.!—1
!
45/a
19
1
Houston
15
4
70c
Forms
4%
11%
203/8
18
Horizon
Sons.
3%
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261%
22
383/4
3%
'
Loblaw
Longs
29%
3Va
17%
14
Hoover
27
255/a
18%
Co
43
&
Business
4%
19%
v
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5
pfd.ll
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.l
Holiday Inns of America..
1.50
39%
i
50c
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B__
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A—
Lithonia
Lighting Inc
13%
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23
1
Inc
10
',153/4
,
17%
•
1
Lestoil. Products
McLouth
Splendor Min
34
8%
14
11.% '•
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Henry's Drive-In Inc'
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14%
83/a
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Henderson's Portion
Heublein
94
22
5
Co
(D
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83/4
1
class A
Lence Lanes Inc
Lewis
103/4
18
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1
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Levitt
11
Meredith
Telephone
Hearst
20 3/s
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Leeds Travelware
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,
/(•.;'9 3/4
Lease Plan International Corp.l
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
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50c
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8
3.50
9%;.
2.50
Marse & McClennan Inc
,
Munning
Harvey-Wells
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2%
17%
'
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22
373/4
6
2%
10
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161/4
9
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2.50
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373/4
1
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19%
-
,
273/4
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Cement
16%
1
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preferred..
conv
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5%
21
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7%
1
33
18%
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5
1
345/a
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15%
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18%
■
19
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9
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393/8
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24%
«
41%
1.25
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22
22
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22
35
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;
19
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&
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Koehring
7%
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10%
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Knox Glass Inc
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22%
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3
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3%
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Kingsport Press Inc
Kingwood
Oil
Co
4
3%
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Inc
Lay
Frontier
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Photo
Corp
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1
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Fox-Stanley
Franklin
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17
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315
Keystone Custodian Funds A__*
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class A
1
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11%
7.
23
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113/4
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&
5
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:
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Kewanee
17
53/4
1
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to
203/a
15%
1
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62%
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17%
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Ketchum
8 3/8
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17%
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53/4
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15%
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173/4
16
1
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10c
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22%
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12%,
v
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11%
20 %
1
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1
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14%
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10%
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Julie
83/s
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Par
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composed of securities
distribution.
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"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
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Bid
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1
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355
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Trust
376
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25c
43
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753/4
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80%
&
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National
(Savannah)
Trust .Co
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Morgan
of
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145
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First
,
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&
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&
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of
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of
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Louis
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3
Taylor Instrument Co
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6%
5
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Inc
Telecomputing
Teleflex
Inc
Lines
Texas
Texas
Corp
class
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Consumer
&
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A
Chem
Finance
11
13%
10%
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Trust
65
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,
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28
5
31'/2
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(Los Angeles)
—12%
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10
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25
29%
39
43
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59'%
29'%
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(New York) ——
—15
Trade Bank St Tr Co (N Y)__10
Trust Co of New Jersey—-—2%
47
54
44
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90
69%
29 y«
69
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62 %
32%
66
25'%
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
89%
70 y2
170
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(Suffern N Y)
38%
42
69%
66
160
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66
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71 y2
(Boston)-10
41
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120
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50
55'%
5
33
36%
Co—10
58
62
United States Tr Co
United States
Trust
(N
48'%
134
25%
28%
10
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46%
54
60%
Wachovia
Bank
Trust
St
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Wells Fargo Amer Trust
National Stock Exchange
6%
41/2
5%
5
Range
for
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5%
12%
11%
14%
3
11%
f
&
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7%
8%
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Sites
Nashville
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Lead
Range Since Jan. 1
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High
4.20 Mar
3.40 Mar
3.70
2O0
Co
3.10
3.40
1,600
3.00
Apr
1.50
1.50
100
1.50
May
1.85 Mar
80c
1.00
600
80c May
1.70 Mar
1.60
2.00
1,800
1.60 May
85c
95C
700
85c
Jun
1.70 Mar
1.80
2.10
300
1.60
May
5 20 Mar
Mines
80c
Inc
Electronics
Shares
High
3.70
Leasing Credit "nits"—
20%
Chemical
of Prices
Low
3.70
1
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*
*
Sales
for Week
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Camp
15
June
Range
Sale Price
Wire
9%
.24%
Ending
Week's
Par
Ansoria
4
8%
Weew
Last
STOCKS
16 %
1 .-10
for
Friday
12%
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1',
(Hackensack
13%
11
Glass—*
37'%
146
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
Royal Bank of Canada—
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
8t Louis Union Trust Co_.—10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—10
5
(N
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6
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35%
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8
1
34
135
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35
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
12
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Rockland
86
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Co
Bank
(Chicago) 20
37%
59V2
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2%
1
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53
59
Hudson County National Bk__10
Hudson Tr Co (Union
City)
8
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10%
80c
Carolina
-43/8
1
Corp
'/■ 51%
32
Provident
73 V2
Banking
(Philadelphia)_10
(Phila)
Irving Trust Co
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Gas
46
St Trust Co_ll
64%
-
27%
53l/fe
85
3%
25c
46 y«
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44
City Bank (N Y)__20
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42
61 %
56"/2
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38
5%
5%
1
Temperature Engin Corp
Nat
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31/4
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Telephones Inc
1
Television Shares Mangment—lc
Telex Inc
1
Tenax
37%
2%
1
Ltd
8%
7%
33
B__ 10c
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
Fund
..
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of
Bk
34'%
82
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk__ 10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)__20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
221%
7%
60
Natl State
49
49
10
363^
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(Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
10
Co
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33
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25
Pennsylvania
Trust
36
10
of
Essex
Pittsburgh
52
Chicago—20
of Dallas
52'%
40
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45
Philadelphia
58i%
25c
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29%
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52V2
Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
——5
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5%
3Q3/8
Taylor Devices
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Co
123
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Bank
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49
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17
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67
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Natl Bank (Baltimore>
10 !
Natl Bank of Boston_12J/i
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67c
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New Jersey Bank
37
10
55
First
Industries
(Cleve)— 8
Community
54'/2
299
43
First
20
26
(Albany)———7.50
507/a
;
270
5
Bank
27%
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Rutherford
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116
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of
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49
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47%
136
7
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National Commercial
17
50
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Bank
Guaranty
National
350
50
.
5
Natl Bank (Jersey
City)_10
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161/4
5
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43%
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A—50c
42
52 V2
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(N Y)
(St Louis)—12.50
45Vj;
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)—10
Cohnecticut Bank & Tr Co_12'/2
Connecticut Natl Bank———5
Co
65
47 '/4
325
Empire Trust
28%
61
Natl
Brook
National Bank
(S F)_10
25%
10
Tr
—50
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Bank—.-5
Mellon
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National
26%
53
Trust
823/4
,
First
14
24
49
:
67
34%
Natl
32%
Bank—10
77
71
Crocker-Anglo Natl
National
31
10
31/2
class
Co
5
48
Meadow
39%
27
Traders
Maryland
41
Ask
36
Manufacturers Hanover B St T_15
183/s
14 y8
4"%
'
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(Buffalo)
34%
Bank
17
Bid
Liberty Real Estate Bank St
Trust Co
(Philadelphia) —10
Long Island Trust Co__
-5
58'%
50
10
100
r
Par
59
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30
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43/4
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6
55
18"%
,
16%
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Tex-Star Oil & Gas
7%
(N Y)—
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First
7%
2%
5%
1
—
10
First
,
•
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Industries
51%
54'%
48'/2
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15 V4
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Electronics Indus
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Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
First Bank Stk Corp
(Minn)__10
7% I v/:18%
1
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Texize Chemicals Inc
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11
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36 y8
33
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(Newark)
.
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1
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15
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Electric Corp
25c
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1
Zonolite Company
1
5%
12%
Fairfield County Trust Co—10
Federation Ex & Tr Co (NY)_1Q
24%
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14
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7%
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5
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46% >•
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1
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9
26
1
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4
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30%
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8%
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Radiation
Radio
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Inc
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Homes
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1
Puritan Fashions Corp
Purolator Products Inc__
Quality
1
18%
-
11%
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11%
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6%
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3
11
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28%
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13% :
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8%
Co
(Chicago)——^33%
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'
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Systron-Donner Corp
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Premier
Microwave Corp
Public
15%
Co»_7V2';
26
Superior Electric Co
___,—l
Superior Industries Corp
10c
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Super Market Distributors Inc_l
12%
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Instrument
Powertron
-
103/e;
14
Corp___.
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Hall
Stubnitz
28%
15%
93/4
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173/4
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Strategic Materials Corp
12%;
13
.
30%
16
49 y8
of America
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11
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.
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/
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.
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38 J%
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Wyandotte Chemicals
Wyle Laboratories
4%
America N T & S A
of
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8%
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State Loan &
67.•
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15
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5%
7%
3? i
11 %
\
15%
33
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•
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25
Plymounth Rubber Co——5
13%
30
•
143/4
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27%
34%
Corp
Corp
6%
Natl Bank of CIeve__16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12'%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
50%
47 %
Register Co__
_1
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_20
5
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/ 25%
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers____l
4%
Perini Corp
—___1"6% '
Philadelphia Sub ; Water'Co-XTS '/ YS %/
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___3%
Piedmont Natl Gas Co Ihc_50c
Pierce & Stevehs Chem Corp
2
Pioneer Natural^ Gas Co_-.I-3.V5
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:14%
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&
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Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—^I ^V 13%
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27%
1
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••
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;
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1 '
12.50
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27%
25
10c
Co
Standard
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Penobscot-Chemical Fibre Co
l .8
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Waah_10c
/' ;4%
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Gas
Sprague Electric Co_
Staley (A E) Mfg Co—,
13%
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221/4
;
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27V4
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3V4
;
25
Producing Co—1
103/4 /*
23
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Gas
12%
:
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Pearson
8%
91/4
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Paierson Farcnnint. Paper Co_10
Patterson (M F) Dental Supply *
5
-7.50
Trust Co (N Y)
10
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis—20
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)5
Camden Trust Co (N J)
5
7%
•
Southwestern States Tele
Special Metals Inc
Spector Freight System cl
.'•3% v'
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13%
Wurlltzer Co
Bankers
18%
5c
Nitrogen Co
Union
10'
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-
8%
*
6%
England Tele__25
Southern
19%
7
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Bank
7%
26%
16
>■ 27%;., Southwestern Electric Svc Co__ 1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
32
17
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Bank of Commerce
Bank of New York
7%
28%
*
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Electronics
6%
5
Utilities
Southwest
:.
' 24
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Oil
Instrument
6
Water
16%
22
7
Water
13%
12%
121/4
Mercury Electronics el A_50c
&
10
11
9
Pacific Power: & Light Coii«.6%
Gas
4%
Express_2
65 J/2
3%
—10c
(San Francisco)
Bank of Commerce
2 4 >/8
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California
15%
Robinson Co—5
Pacific Intermountain
Southern
13%
,
61
Par
5
Develop—10c
Capital Corp
—1
Telephone Co—10
Southeastern
Southern
;
29%
12 J/4
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27%
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5y4
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5
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50c
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18
Bank and Trust
65%
13%
&
Southern
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30%
v:
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Shore Oil
Southeastern
6%
11%
>;
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14%
23
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26
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12%
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6%
,
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5
27 %
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32
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18
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12%
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32
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36%
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17
16
74
5
19%
1
37%
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16%
10c
19%
33
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist—5
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9%
29%
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Sexton
17%
41/4
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5%
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12
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15%
39
5
Vance Sanders &
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Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
3%
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Pub
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7%
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3
Willcox ft Gibbs
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Wln-Chek Industries Inc
10c
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13
10c
31/2
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45 ya
15%
2
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Vacuum Electronics
Sealed
V
18%
40
6%
18%:..
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22%
23
Weyerhaeuser Company
21
24%
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•
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33
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9%
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26 J/2
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Van Camp Sea Food Co
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cl
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24
7%
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31
5
41/2
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12%
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17%
21
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Western Natural Gas Co
15%
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32
18%
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7%
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19%.
10
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42
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16'%
29%
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19%
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West Ohio Gas Co
West Penn Power Co
11%
17%
33
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10
193/a
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10
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25%
17%
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Foresman
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13%
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28%
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20%
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22 J/2
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United
22%
18%
31
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5
23%
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54%
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4
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6%
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12
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Water Co $4
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Fetzer
Scott. Aviation
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Photocopy
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Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp
23%
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Brothers
Warshow
21 % •,
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3
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20
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4%
18%
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Schaevitz Engineering
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261/4
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69%
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5
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Trans-Sonics Inc
273/4
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Wabash Magnetics
10%
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Par
14%
37%
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331/2
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383/4'
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Thriftway Foods Inc
Thrifty Drug Stores
TIME
263/4
35
Mills Inc_ -3%
Company
Robertson
24%
3
Corp__
Roadway Express Inc
Robbins & Myers Inc
•
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Riley
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River Brand Rice
8%
9%.
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4
8
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Richardson Company
251/B
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12
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Monmouth
1
25%
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Modern
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Inc
Racing
Rexach
8%
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Missouri Utilities Co—..——1
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Mississippi Valley Barge Lineal
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Mississippi
Foods
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37%
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Par
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v
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Development Corp__
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25c
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4.20 Mar
3.50 Mar
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2634)
National and Eastern List of. Over-The-Counter Securities
Fund
Aberdeen
Advisers Fund
inc
Fund Inc
Affiliated
Shares
Fund Ltd
Investors Fund
Mutual Fund Inc
American Business
American
Ask
2.14
5.78
6.38
7.25
7.84
4.17
4.45
5.25
5.68
al2.41
"9.05
8.28
—•
1.46
1.60
Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc
5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
4.47
4.88
4.87
5.29
8.09
8.79
Fund Trust
Science
Associated
Atomics Physics &
3.35
9.40
16.04
17.35
Growth
——.—1
8.94
10.74
8.83
9.68
11.30
12.35
6.23
6.81
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—1
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12.47
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Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd_l
12.49
15.63
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Knickerbocker
Fund
Knickerbocker
Growth
3.91
1
11.26
Units
Growth
Series
10.12
Mutual
14.45
15.79
Mutual Invest Found
—
7.70
21.48
•51.42
51.94
Stock Series
10.12
11.06
Growth
9.54
10.43
10.69
5
35
39%
Hampshire
5
31
35 5/8
5
32
373/4
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41
45%
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25%
28 7/8
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3.33 %
is
23
(Ga) 1.25
22%
25%
Northern Ins Co of N Y
12%
40
44
3%
32
363/4
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R P
3.34
4.83
5.22
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11.14
1
14.79
16.08
11.72
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50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
11,57
10
20c
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Federated Growth Fund
25c
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_1
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5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc___
_1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc
1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc.—10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
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*
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Fidelity
Funds—
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Franklin
stock series——lc
stock series
lc
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1 •
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1
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General
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (Tiie) Stock Fund_lc
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General Bond shares
lc
Petroleum shares.
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
—Fully
__5
148
5
74
10
45
13.27
5.19
5.67
Penn
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
al8.73
8.09
8.39
11.51
7.49
8.14
11.75
12.77
14.22
15.37
Fund
17.35
18.76
Provident
Incorporated
Institutional
lc
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
lc
Investment Co of America
1
Investment Trust of Boston-—1
Fund
Selective
Fund
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
Investors Research Fund
1
Istel
Fund
Inc
——1
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund—1
Investors
.7.19
2.72
Scudder Stevens
12.07
13.22
8.89
9.74
6.69
7.34
10.49
11.49
17.07
17.58
al9.37
Seaboard Life Ins
Seaboard Surety Co
5
23
23%
68
77%
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
1
Inc„1
1
Inc—1
1
4.65
7.24
7.62
8.28
2.58
7.35
8.03
9.13
9.98
6.60
7.21
10.70
11.71
9.35
10.22
xlO.27
11.22
10.80
11.67
Winfield
16.61
17.06
Wisconsin
xlQ.30
11.02
5.92
6.40
3.74
9.11
9.69
5.86
Standard
Jun
43
Title
48%
Travelers
65%
United Ins
120
Sep
33/8s
Feb
12
(N Y)
8
5
J
3%s
122
52
132
34
37%
743/4
Variable
1
53
58%
451/8
Westchester Fire
2
34
373/4
55%
'
U
Ask
Annuity Life Insur
——
Inc—Inc—-
Inc
more
32nds of
100
100.4
100
100.5
99.31
100.1
-
—
100.1
100.6
100.2
100.7
100.3
3.20s Aug
3.10s
Oct
4%s
100.3
'• '
Bid
1,1962
Bank
25.71
Ohio
—
21.74
23.72
Second
16.78
Centennial
Westminster
Inc—
Fund
Recent
Security
Bid
Bonds—
Amer
Tel
..—1994
4%s.
Tel
&
Ashland
Eausch & Lomb Opt 4%s
Carrier Corp
4%s_.
Duke
4%s
El
Power
Paso
Europe
Ferro
Food
105
108
1982
—1975
Machinery 3%s
1981
Aug 20, 1962
xx.
--
22, 1962
100.2
Gen'l Tire & Rubber
6s
102.4
Oct
101.12
101.20
101.4
101.20
101.4
101.20
100.6
4s
101.10
101.14
4s
v
(M)
&
New
New
5.86
Oct
20, 1965
100.8
100.16
4s
Dec
20, 1965—.
101.4
101.12
35/8s
Feb
21, 1966
3%s
Dec
11, 1964
100.28
101.4
3'/4s May
102.4
102.20
4%s July 20, 1966
101.28
102.12
101.28
102.8
4s
May 22, 1967
4%s Mar 20, 1968
100.24
101
101.16
102.16
43/8s
;
Jun
10, 1965
4%s Dec
12, 1966
35/8s
11, 1968—
Mar
—
98.8
99
20, 1964
;
—
5%s
Petroleum
1977
5s
1973
ww
Lgt 4%s__ 1992
101
Pacific
104%
Phoenix Steel 5%s
96%
101
87
97%
106
89
Power
&
1969
2,1966
—
__
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Bell Telep 4%s
2001
Southern Calif Edison 4%s_1987
fee
100
Sperry. Rand
108
114
Sunray DX Oil 4%s__
Apr
10, 1969
102
103
4%s
102.16
103.16
Apr
10, 1970
103.16
104.16
104
105
Sep
10, 1970
100.16
101.16
107
108
4%s Aug
4%s Sep
10, 1971
100.8
10, 1971
103.8
108.8
10, 1972—
107.16
5%s July 20, 1970
4%s Oct
1,1970-1967
107,8
5%s Feb
102.16
103.16
4%s Jun
12, 1972
101.16
101.8
104.8
108.16
103
102.16
45/as July 15, 1969
5%s Feb 20, 1970
3%s Apr
1,1970
103.28
104.12
4%s
Jun
102
12, 1973
10, 1977
—
Mar 20,1969
3%s May
4%s Feb
37/ss Sep
4%s Feb
ww_1982
200
104
941/4
100
Orleans Pub
3erv
York
4%s
Gas
Tenn
109
94%
102
Textron
11.25
5.44
5.95
4.96
5.42
2.91
3.18
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Bid
96.8
1, 1971
15, 1972-1967
—
73
82
87
4%» 1002
.2002
100%
104%
97.8
100.16
101.16
3%s Feb
20, 1974—
—
9.26
10.21
3%s Aug
1%s Oct
12.53
13.62
3%s
13.67
14.90
3%s Nov
25/sS
Nov
—
or
more
32nds of
100.15
100.7
100.9
point
a
l%s Apr
1, 1964
97.22
102.30
103
101.1
101.3
103.26
103.28
101.3
101.5
100.14
5s
Aug
15, 1964
100.4
100.6
3%s Aug
l%s Oct
15, 1964
100.16
100.18
47/8s Nov
15, 1962
100.9
100.11
l%s
Apr
99.29
4%s
99.18
99.27
l%s
Oct
15, 1963
99.6
100.29
100.7
1, 1963
Nov
99.2
100.31
100.9
9^.15
102.19
3%s
98.17
102.21
•
1
Feb
%s Apr
4s
Aug
1%s
96.24
—;
15, 1964
1,1965—
96.28
103.27
95.30
1981
101%
105%
US
Corp
Industries
5%8
4%s
Westcoast Trans 5%s
Rate
95.8
95.12
100.9
100.11
—
15, 1966————
Oct
l%s Apr
Wisconsin
Telephone
94.10
94.6
101.26
101.22
—
93.14
92.20
1,1966
1,1967-
93.10
92.24
Bid
95%
Rate
Dated
7-
2-62
100
100.2
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.4
11-1-61
8-
1-62
100
100.2
3.25s
4-
2-62
1-
2-63
100.3
12-4-61
9-
100
Dated
10-
Due
Due
4-62
100
100.2
3 %s
5-
1-62
2-
4-63
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
100.2
100.4
3.10s
6-
4-62
3-
4-63
3%s
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.5
98
95%
102
101
112
100%
62
101%
67
111
100%
95
100%
101%
101%
Bid
99.31
100.2
100.1
Jun
14, 1962
Jun
Jun
101%
99
101%
112
96%
102
par
Oct
15, 1962
98.988
99.010
99.075
—
—
99.095
99.022
99.043
99.706
Oct
18, 1962
98.965
98.988
99.680
Oct
25, 1962
98.912
98.935
99.630
Nov
99.572
Nov
8, 1962
99.520
Nov
15, 1962
—
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
99.467
Nov
99.413
Nov
Jan
15, 1963
99.300
99.316
Apr
15, 1963
FOR
value,
t New
stock,
yield
x
price,
1
wi When
98.643
98.250
;
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
98.705
98.623
.—
OVER-THE-COUNTER
b Bid
98.765
98.681
29, 1962
99.362
98.875
98.818
98.743
■
23, 1962
99.402
—
98.854
98.796
1, 1962
99.348
value,
York
11, 1962
99.736
27, 1962
99.455
i
FOOTNOTES
♦No
New
4, 1962
Oct
Sep
99.509
16, 1962
104
Oct
99.790
99.562
23,1962
117
98
99.853
99.619
—
30, 1962
6, 1962
Sep
99.163
—
———
99.697
2, 1962
Aug
99.213
99.144
99.893
Sep
99.670
x
19, 1962
July 26, 1962
Aug
99.195
99.728
15, 1962
Aug
99.214
21, 1962
99.783
■
July
9, 1962
20, 1962
Sep
99.897
99.847
12, 1962
Aug
99.265
Sep
99.196
99.942
99.892
:
5, 1962
July
Ask
99.248
99.938
—
22, 1962
28, 1962
July
Bid
13, 1962
99.983
99.888
21, 1962
Jun
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.980
7. 1962
Aug
103
93
101 %
100.5
Ask
109
101
10Q%
100.6
„
100.7
Jun
101%
4sk
Bid
Ask
2-61
3.10s
3.15s
al6.21
1971
1988
4%s_2002
103.20
103.18
1,1965
15, 1966
1, 1966
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a75.44
1970
1971
5%s
96.2
al8.73
117
1971
97.26
103.25
1, 1964
l%s Oct
100.10
100.8
—
15, 1963_^
4%s
99.22
:
May 15, 1965
a9.15
Ask
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
1, 1962
15, 1962—
a78.62
k__
—1982
104.16
104
Bid
100.10
15, 1962
May 15, 1963—
3%s May
one
Maturity—
100.13
15, 1963
May 15, 1963
9.34
1987
5s
100
99
15, 1972
Treasury Notes (Continued) —
Treasury Notes-—
4s
Aug 15, 1962
8.47
all.27
Ask
Certificate of Indebtedness—
3%s
Pipe Line—
4%
Underwood
70
1975
5s
Trans
Amer
TranscontGas
97.16
96.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
17.71
10.26
1982
5%s ww
98.28
98.12
4%s
July
Southern
100
99.16
6.40
16.29
106
97
Sons—-
3%s
"Felep
Pacific
103%
1981
Biass
4%s
of) 5%s_1977
Pub Serv—
1992
99.26
10, 1964
United States
Indiana
100.15
Sep
Zealand
(Commonwealth
Northern
103
—1964
ww
4%s
Mueller
112
New
100.6
Feb
100.18
*
6.95
Bid
1976
5s
Japan Bank 6s
1977
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s_1981
Lowenstein
108
100.11 .100.15
35/8s
100.2
t
May 11, 1964
12.15
Debentures Issues
Bonds—
1977
4s
General Port Cement
Us
102
5%s__1977
Coal 5Vis
Corp 3%s
Hilton Hotel
101
1992
Natural Gas
Fruehauf Trailer
101%
4%s_1975
—1982
Industries
Burlington
100%
101'/a
1979
4%s
Oil
103%
100
1992
1987
—
103%
1992
Appalachian Power 4%s__
4%s
Ask
100.1
Bonds—
100.14
.»*'
.
13.91
6.36
11.12
al0.07
Inc
Fund
100.2
99.31
3.20s
& Conv.
100.3
100
100.11
20, 1963
2%s May
1, 1963—X
m-,;
(?> 99.22
4%s Apr 20, 1964——X——
101.28
•. ••
al5.21
Capital
Ask
100,1
3, 1962——
Land
3%s Oct
7
•'
1, 1962
3,05s Dec
Federal
,
Cooperatives—
4s
a40.07
Fund new
Capital Exchange Fd_
point
a
I..-.'.;'/' ' V.
.
for
3.05s
24.64
11%
4%s
4s
Fund
10%
35/8s
4%s Feb
Funds—
Fund
or
,
Banks
15, 1963
Fund
21%
66%
40
15, 1963
1, 1963
Street
56%
(Ala) 1 -b-17%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
60
U S
68
10
10, 1962——————
Feb
Street
25%
129
Mar 11, 1963
Nov 12, 1963
3%s Feb
Inc
14%
22
Co
s%
108
Ins—5
■
1%s Apr
Federal Street
of
35
102
America—2.50
Insurance
Co
10
(N Y)__2
773/4
111
.
S Fire Insurance
3
U S Life Ins Co in City of N Y_2
..
6.77
31.63
Guaranty Co
Co
14%
3%s Apr 15, 1963
3%s July 16, 1963
'
7.02
Congress
Ins
13
15, 1963
15, 1963
13.39
Diversification
Life
51
17, 1962
6.26
Fund
12%
1
15, 1962
6.42
Devonshire
87%
United Security Life Ins
Life
12.39
11.14
42
80
5
-1
Fund Inc__
Centennial
37
70
61
Accident
Growth Ind Fund—10c
32.26
al2.28
1
Fund
.Whitehall Fund Inc
Wellington
Swap
5
10
32
44%
Co
&
11
100
Inc—
10.19
15.38
11.45
3.42
Wellington Equity Fund
10.09
Life
1
of Amer
*
10
3%s Jan
;
10.48
12.73
X9.23
Insurance
78%
4%s
a27.75
1
1
United Income Fund Shares-1
United Science Fund
1
United Funds Canada Ltd.——1
United International Fund Ltdx
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
6.85
39
69%
73
5
5
16
363/4
6.25
Marine
$6.50 preferred
Standard Sec Life Ins
185
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
&
45/8s
1
Accumulated Fund
4.67
160
Fire
Southwestern
54
*
Paul
62
Springfield Insurance Co_——2
101
90
50%
5
St
Underwriters—
Life
33/8s
1
37%
1
Growth
Continental Fund
4.27
5.43
13.56
35
Inv__10c
Inc
of Canada Ltd
Funds
X6.26
(N Y)
A
3s
14.85
7.65
United
X2.36
Ins
Bid
"8.01
11.99
United
7.84
7.41
7.02
United
Co__
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
a0.79
11.09
Inc—:
Fund
Fund
Amer
Interstate
Farnham
Century
Republic Ins
American
Home
9.16
Sterling Investment Fung Inc__1
Television-Electronics
Fund-—1
Texas
&
Insp & Insurance
a34.15
20th
5.18
8.42
1
1
Stock
345/a
46V8
11.18
Investment Corp—*
Fund
Balanced
753/4
31
32
14%
13.75
Sovereign Investors
&
68
41
Co
%
7%
5
13
Life Insurance
4%s Sep
10.23
(Edson B) Fund
Investors
Roe
(Pa)
U
Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—1
5
a9.05
12.61
Southwestern
State Street
Reinsurance
6%
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
of Boston—1
Trust
in Amer Industry
Stein
Quaker City Life Ins
64 %
5%
*
7
1
Shares—1.25
American
7.18
55%
60
10
Clark—
&
Stock Fund Inc
5.49
50
4
170
y
al2.66
Investors
(Investment Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
Priced Bonds)
—
al7.97
6.55
5
2.50
(Phoenix)
118
11.09
Inc
of Canada——25c
Keystone Custodian Funds—
(Low
6.58
5.00
26%
6
lfl
10.20
Smith
13
23
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Scudder
"6.97
11%
10
(N C)——1
Home
Obligations of Government Agencies
1
Shares
Life—_1
Pyramid Life Ins Co
Figures after decimal point represent one
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-l
al6f6
6.41
Owners
Providence-Washington
14%
9.40
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc——1
Revere Fund Inc.—
1
Shareholders
Pioneers
72%
150
8.60
Selected
74%
13%
11.40
7.91
9.53
67
66
—4
F)
(S
Life
95
108
1
Co—
105
4.34
7.70
Natl
85
100
11.01
2.51
- -
Insurance
57%
§2
5
8.60
6.35
-
5
10
___4
,15.27
8.70
C)
11.29
3.97
7.08
D
Phoenix
10.05
14.05
Common
(Wash
Philadelphia Llle Ins Co
Hanover Insurance Co
7.59
1
for
Fund
Putnam Growth Fund
7.39
5%
4
,
50c
2.28
1
44
Co—
—*
(Geo)
6.72
40
Ins
2.50
5.78
2.47
64%
x—5
V
Life
26%
8.35
Fund
58
Peerless Insurance Co
Peoples
50%
13.76
5.75
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__10
80%
51%
;
7.95
7.72
5.29
160
Indemnity Co
7.25
13.62
2.00
Y
N
Pacific
23%
Class
14.73
1
1.83
of
Assoc
/
50%
121
45
Great
Growth Stock
Fund
(N J)—1.25
Co
i—
al2.72
Inc
Fund
Ins
Group
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Income—1
1
Puritan
Funds—
Mutual Inc Fund—
Investors Stock Fund—
Investors
B-3
6.98
—-
Inc
Putnam
Shares Ltd—
B-2
—
(T Rowe)
6.32
1
1
Income Fund
Investors
B-l
Price
4.34
a26.15
Group
Fund
Pioneer
3.96
10c
10c
Series H-DA
Investors
ix
Co
Co
*
Jefferson
Mutual Fund
Pine Street Fund Inc
5.79
Haydock Fund Inc——.—-1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc—
——-lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Inst Foundation
Inc
Square
xl0.53
4.74
Incorporated
Fund
13.48
——;—
12.28
.
Assurance
Insurance
Ins
1
Gulf Life
Securities
Over-the-Counter
UBS Fund
Inc—
Eamilton Funds
Series H-C7
12.51
.
lc
Series
Bond
Oppenheimer Fund
Fund
Balanced
Fund
Street
William
One
of
44
Great
12.81
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton & Howard—
Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
,
Shares
Insur
Y) "A"_2
116
12.17
—
Inc^.,^
York
Electronics
Life
(N
4
Fire
Employees Insur (D C)—4
Gov Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
al4.18
3.05
Capital Fund Ltd_34
Nucleonics Chemistry &
Fund
Casualty
(Ky) 2
Globe
9.00
England
New
New
45%
York
•
Govt
11.56
8.91
New
25%
41%
—5
New
Glens Falls
8.13
9.40
913/4
23
Nationwide Corp class A
7.83
8.60
85
1
New
Franklin
5.99
7.85
5
35%
General Reinsurance Corp
7.58
8.59
2
144
Ins
com
Accident
66%
First
3.84
7.16
Series
National Union Fire
Fidelity Bankdrs Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
6.02
7.44
—
—
Stock
—
65%
&
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
11.60
6.94
59
f
Life
Federal
14.29
3.51
——
—
Series
Income Series
132
Natl Old Line Ins AA
39%
Firemen's Fund
5.48
Stock
7.40
15.51
10
Natl
61
Employers
9.55
10.61
—
Series
Preferred
6.76
15.35
(N J)
Georgia Inter Life Inc.
——-—
5%
14 %
•
32
Eagle Fire Ins Co
4.09
5.51
Series
873/4
35
Eastern Life
National Securities Series—
Bond Series
773/4
78
64%
10
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
9.55
13.22
42
71
13
Continental
6.53
Corp
Investors
35
10
57
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
8.09
8.70
Fund
56%
1
Shippers
Comwealth Life Insur Co
23.48
5.96
503/a
50
5
Coastal States Life Ins
22.67
Dividend
Investment Inc
Fund—__1
Co Inc——1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc.— 1
Delaware Fund
:
—1
Delaware Income Fund Inc—..1
Diver Growth Stic Fund Inc.—1
Diversified Investment Fund__l
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc___l
Western
Vegh Investing
X7.05
7.38
Mutual Trust
Balanced
Diversified Income
14.08
20.95
National
20.75
2.72
12.88
45
Fire Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
10
4%
1
5
1
Citizens
3.36
Securities Co Inc_
19%
18.99
3.07
2.49
1
5%
4%
5
Citizens
"2.80
18
—.—
2.37
,2.74
Nation Wide
7.07
3.16
2.17 •
&
Bankers Natl Life Ins
al3.42
12.91
6.47
2.89
,
Ins
Re-insurance
142
128
Merchants
27%
i
8%
14%
12%
Monument Life (Bait)
National Fire
31%
24%
124
Boston Insurance Co
2.07
Mutual Shares Corp———r—
Shares
9.92
8.72
27
35 5/8
32
Beneficial Standard Life
3.42
:
3.78
11.94
Fund Inc_lc
Leaders Trust Fund—
1.89
2.44
8.70
—--
Mutual Investment
Continental Growth
3.13
Growth—
9.13
_1
2.23
Investing Foundation-
8.02
Maryland Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
(Wash D C)
Series
Insurance
141/a
(Galveston)
*
9.92
10.51
12%
26%
25
1
5
833/4
105
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—1
Inc_l
Mercury
Fund-
9.26
12%
5
Assurance
Companies
Nat
Fund—
9.62
Fund Inc———
_1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
12.08
10
31%
78
Penna—5
81%
'
11-
(Newark N J)—2%
Life
American
—_lc
lc
Life
C)
Home
Co
Amer Ins
American
of
1
1
lc
9.08
Concord
American
11.98
Fla)
Co
25%
23
27
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
73
American Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville
Assurance
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins
Lincoln National Life Insur
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Amer
beneficial Interest—1
(B
28%
shares.—lc
lc
Industries
of
23
Bankers
shares
Morton
Life Insurance Co of Va
Amer
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33 %c
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
1
10.95
Life
Life &
26 %
al4.72
Paper shares.-—
Petroleum shares
10.51
22 y2
25%
a27.18
Electric shares
9.66
20
22
American General Insur Co_1.50
15.71
11.08
35%
Ask
Bid
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
2
Liberty Life Assurance
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
111
22
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
conv preferred
5
American
Managed Funds-
Massachusetts
31
1
*
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund
General
103
$1.25
6.07
10.96
Companies
American
14%
14.38
Lexington Income Trust
1
Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc„ 1
5
6.05
5.52
13%
Insurance
68%
American
14.77
5.53
Life
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
Ask
61
& Surety—3.50
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111)_1
4.28
13.65
Fund—1
1
Inc
Fund
Lazard
9.66
Casualty
Aetna
9.89
8.84
Com
(Growth
10.30
50c
Inc
11.42
10.02
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc__1
Commonvv'lth Int'l Gen Fd—.1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Crown
6.84
15.73
Fund of Boston.
1
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Colonial Fund Inc——
1
Colonial Growth & Energy____l
De
13.26
14.39
——
21.53
1
K-2
Aetna
9.06
Bid
Par
5.12
19.74
(Income Com Stocks)
K-l
Metal
Chase
Corporate
Series B
13.39
6.26
Shares &
Composite Fund
12.39
1
Canadian International
Fund Ltd —
Fund Inc
9.55
12.09
1
Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc_,
(1954)
Growth Stock
11.68
8.74
,
10.27
10.69
Fund Inc new
1
Street Investing-——_50c
Bullock Fund Ltd
-1
C&iiiornia Fund lnc___-__——1
Canada General Fund—
Century Shares
10.89
4.69
S-l
Cont.
-1
(Income Fund) __i
1
(Growth Fund) x:
1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
Keystone Custodian Fund
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
Life
Broad
Capital Life Ins
3 66
x10j02
Boston
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
S-2
1.95
1
1
1
American Growth
American
Bid
Par
25c
1
1.25
1
.
(Quotations for Friday, June 1)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
.
98.269
97.463
97.489
ISSUES
k Admitted to listing on the
dividend.
issued,
y Ex- stock
Volume 195
>
Number 6165
THE .COURSE
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
OF
BANK
(2635)
week Ended May 26
CLEARINGS
1962
1961
'
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
based
us
increase compared with
an
a
Pennsylvania—Altoona
States for which it
Chester
obtain weekly clearings will
4.1%
above those
of the
corresponding week last year.
$26,12r,375,335 ,against $25,105,132,994 for.ffve;
Our preliminary totals
At this
week in. 1961.
same
V
.
.
>
center there is
gain for the week ending Friday, of 2.4%.
a
for this week follows:
C
• <
^
-
Our comparative sum¬
1,220,000,000
4,829,878
7,093,668
." ■'• (a)
V-
7,350,310
-
'Week Ended June 2—-
•' *
4
7;
York ,2'''
New
1961
'
$14,224,415,828
$13,896,672,874
1,232,939,921
+
>989,000,000
2.4
+
*1,250,000,000
,'+
ZfSb •: " Philadelphia1..^—
-
Boston'
-
-
,
r
Kansas
City
:Si,':
*
"•
San
.
■■
••
C
j-
2.9
"403,290,612
+
+
6,058,877
7,192,706
8.5
21,471,312
23,024,190
+
9.3
12,940,006
13,519,636
1,214,101,361
+
6.0
1,190,913,445
1,234,116,952
5.2
377,531,281
•+
3.3
cities,
five
days
cities,
five
days
;
+
300,024,596
662,000,000
"+
673,273.144
,
■
;
12,434,004
349,715,377
,
,76,127,000
.
AH
all cities,
cities,
Total
.
♦Estimated
1.7
18,437,922
305,094,571
622,519,575
+ 11.6
14,297,032
+
13,255,642
11,267,378
436,436,478
423,218,504
1,576,893,278
1,491,426,114
77,089,100
14,774,293
+ 17.6
CI cities).
4.9
+•
5.7
+
12,987,911
12,717.284
451,150,127
3.1
+
59,198,000
+
14,283.498
494,876,964
••,
9.8
1,480,529,204
;
1,525,S32,227
$20,047,368,539
$19,621,481,571
5,061,672,330
4,569,709,520
_
Virginia—Huntington
5,576,135
26,854,000
five days
Richmond
V
+ 10.8
$25,109,040,869 $24,191,191,091
+
South
+
10.8
+
wires
cities
not
for
received
week
due
to
Western
of
Union
Complete and exact details for the week
issue of next week.
10,395,681
154,998,717
cities)
(6
able to
by the
May 26.
today, inasmuch
as
was
increase
an
Outside of this city there
at this center showing an increase
of
Reserve District of
4.4^~;and
all
cases
Total
In the
m
following
furnish
;
a
'
Indiana—Fort
1st Boston
-12 cities
York
2nd New
9
...-South
r
Philadelphia
1961
s
i-,
137,870,562
130,052.283
412,600,000
402,600,000
30,764,052
30,340,734
7,116,061
6,369,337
+ 26.6
6.558,272
5,112,704
13.8
285,851,636
—11.9
272,911,359
273,907,473
+
2.1
16,015,327
+
9.5
621,505
649,598
+ 10.6
292.310,387
217,973,381
+
6.5
1,450,674,998
1,325,531,530
+
1.2
+
231,240,787
15,341,070
The
$
2,888,460
2,854,551
20,232,602
18,224,711
+ 11.0
10,604,740
9,582,772
+ 10.7
.
..
..
Wayne
17,928,449
Bend
15,942,893
103,816,000
112,266,000
>12,842,119*
181,604,808
:
Chicago Re¬
Rapids
Moines
Des
,
^
Sioux
9,773,985
-
:
•
+ 20.9
+
16,041,060,370
+
3.4
924 321,767
8,579,669
-•54,081,918
53,408,926
18.115,746
14,049,870
+ 58.0
1,703,212
1,198,335,206
1,931,448
1,251,897,471
2,393,445
7,842,522 '•
Cities)
+ '4.3
:+
7,617,194
1
12,321,148
-
•
8.804,940
5,917,520
13,972,025
—16.8
14,812,767
f;
3.o-
14,928,910
9,389,164
; 12,783,059
+
1.4
7,255,627
6,859,326
,+
5.8
6,892,300
1,865,356,500
1,827,210,881
+
2.1
1,664,567,165
1,660,892,924
+
7.7
;
(17
.1,514,945
1,310,049,037
;
...
;-
'
;'v
12,058,822
•
v
4
6,971,841
\
427,100,000
396,500,000
380,700,000
372,900,000
Kentucky-^Louisville
226,465,034:+
200,363,980
+ 13.0
198,965,567
206,339,088
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
900,531,686
13,153 541,109
4.4
:+V
7,948,047
9.9
12,964,945
184,740,492
4,072,714
151,703,831
3,757,215
+ 21.8
151.912,190
141,049,265
8.4
3,621,879
3,822,924
842,398,240
752,325,026
+12.0
735,199,636
724,111,277
Missouri—St.
-
$
S
.
+ 19.0
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St, Louts—
1959
:
+
:
-
Springfield
1960
41481,927
146,989,677
19,435,342
.
Rockford
Total
li;i42,876 ^,^'
4,661,162
53,069,874
1,377,005,916
,
Peoria
v,
.11,506,782
23,129,854
-
: Decatur
•
8,081,516
19,306,897
88,410,000 fcu'V.
..188,345,251
—16.0
■
8,309,848
15,091,601
•89,544,000
.3.2: C
rr-r
2,701,411
18,475,469
58,346,675
City..
Illinois—Bloomington
.
:
<
3.5-:
-
4,552,415
,
.
7.5
216,251,953
1
2,789,954
19,508,364
11,207,835
,
+ 12.5++:
—
13,312,526.
4,405,205
-
Chicago
Dec. %
,7
District—Chicago-
Iowa—Cedar
In the Kansas City
Inc. or
1,006,235,193
Louis
12,894,468,632
.
1,287,107,163
1,214,101,361
+
6.0
1,190 913,445
1,491,426,114
+
5.7
1,480 ,529,204
Total
1,234,116,952
1,576,893,278
-
1,526,534,895
!
Haute.
Terre
by Federal Reserve Districts:
16,581,381,823
"
.-9
276,333 ,000
1,625,135,381
13.5
+ 20.5
706 121
305,503,000
7.1
+
15,185 ,246
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
gain of 5.7%; in the Richmond Reserve
1,050,381,219
"
403,991,863
+
6,405 ,727
15,510,860
Indianapolis
-
<
increase of 3.4% ; in the Boston,
an
1962
;
7,914,921
+'
+ 10.4
5,224 ,114
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
■'•Week Ended May 26—
34,401 025
272,608,.651
330,578 ,231
Orleans
Grand
improvement of 11.9 %; in the Dallas Reserve
summary
802,686,511
772,978
Seventh Federal Reserve
theRam Francisco Reserve -District of 9.9% i
we
776,904,052
291,378,999
cities)
(10
Michigan—Ann
District has managed to enlarge its totals, by 2,1%; the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
District^ j9i8%/and
4.3
148,992 ,780
-
Louisiana—New
gain of 6.6%, the bank clearings
a
trict by 12.0%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 7.5%.
an
+
7,716,378
Mobile
present further below,
we
District of 4.3%, and in the Cleveland Reserve District of 6.5%.
Reserve District^ the totals show
853,031,828
436,100,,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
inv tha/Philadelphia Reserve district/of 6.0%.'In the
a
141,073,832
310,449,862
;
Alabama—Birmingham
has to be estimated.
We group the cities according to the
the.t:utalsf register,
Cleveland Reserve District the totals record
127,342,555
6,613,012
Florida—Jacksonville
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are^ located and" from ihis we note that in
the New York Reserve District
.8,719,511
390,280,841
6.8
4.8%, the aggregate clearings for
was
of 3.3%.
6.8
5.0
+
169,061,923
Augusta
Ac¬
having amounted to $29,627,680,569 against $28,272,810,565 in the
week in 1961.
+
481,300,000
Georgia—Atlanta
the week ends
not available at time of going to press.
statement, however, which
For the week there
20,604,000
225,219,475
+
36,828,369
Nashville
foregoing will appear in
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
the whole country
3,882,420
.
20,784,000
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
covered
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in
In the-elaborate detailed
;
":'. 223,990,026
1.5
9,735,588
-
889,692,160
Macon
are
5,787,119
+ 39.8
—
430,140,565
145,110,502
451,681,729
Columbia—Washington—
Total
strike.
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
5,077.290
4.1
one
all
243,762,883
•
;
Carolina—Charleston
District
3.8
913,941,903
:—-
19,205,000
240,185,898
Virginia—Norfolk
2.2
+
r
_
;>
Fifth.Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
Tennessee—Knoxville
cities)
(4
+
1,525,832,227
4th Cleveland
7
"
5th Richmond
6
"
889,692,160
853,031,828
4.3
776 904,052
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,625,135,381
1,526,534,895
+
6.5
1,450 674,998
1,325,531,530
7th Chicago
'
■
14,026,325
298,350,790
610,855,071
+13.2
*68,184,600
"
14,996,124
.
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
13rd
\
3.6
Ten
serve
'3,955,426
+
3.3
531,147,873
Other
same
~3~4
*
+
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
Baltimore
are
4,333,812
6,680,804
"•+7.3,843,767
16,764,684
Youngstown
■
west
we
<>
4.1
—
-Clevelahd
,
our
6,653,306
75,644,190
.
;
Mansfield
741,793,565
5.261.617
+13,089,513
:
+.
Cleveland
"••.Columbus
349,500,000 ",'+• 3.4
■
>.1
FiranCiscbl-^—_
''Pittsburgh- ^_w.J_i__---.iwi:i__-._-
•
-
.
?61,30b,0p0
1,125,000,000
3.5
+
1,287,107,163
(9. cities).
Cincinnati
7,
.1.7
'+
388,683,661
1,165,000,000
6.3
—15.6
—
22,252,232
Ohio—Canton
1.4-
5.0
^ 710,921,784
*40o,doo,ooo
r—"•
4,723,728
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
'
Chicago
1,647,792
4,195,768
24,133,236
!
(Jersey—Trenton
Total
_
v
18,318,974
I
Delaware—Wilmington
% i
~6~.0
+
2,094,084
5,834,120
^
-
1962^
-(a)
+>
1,944,774
1,316,762
2,173,414
1,148,000,000
4,075,190
~
1.998.616
2.0
—
4,206,377
Wilkes-Rarre
New
;V:.
•
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
;
!
;
v
1959
$
—2,230,148
4,460,505
York
mary
1960
4 28.3
1,425,743
(a)
■"*
Scranton
-
1,397,799
1,397,802
Philadelphia
Reading
h
1,793,668
.
IIII
,Lancaster
is possible to
-*
be
stand :at
;
*
Bethlehem
r-
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 2, clearings for all
cities of the United
'-••'+
.j; Inc. or
<Dec. %
•1
I—Philadelphia-
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
$
Third Federal Reserve District-
Pre¬
ago.
year
47
17
1,865,356,500
1,827,210,881
+
2.1
1,664 567,165
1,660,892,924
"
842,398,240
752,325,026
+12.0
735 ,189,636
724,111,277
8th St Louis
802,686,511
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota
4
•
+
7
"
782,409,502
728,145,574
+
7.5
662 ,641,023
"
794,802,054
710,059,262
+11.9
703 ,275,654
686,672,040
11th Dallas
6
"
702,188,564
639,751,454
+
9.8
591 ,922,065
10
"
1,629,934,685
1,482,928,607
+
9.9
1,372 ,612,739
28,272,810,565
+
4.8
24,707,102,857
12,671,073,560
+
6.6
11,972,597,758
11,915,109,572
451,692,030
8,939,094
4,545,647
9,267,274
3,606,309
+ 26.0
3.877.527
5,857,983
+
8.5
7.523.528
6,629,538
14,663,284
+
9.0
13,515,406
13,919,274
782,409,502
728,145,574
+
7.5
662,641,023
660,629,904
+ 13.7
1,309,378
164,310,034
167,118,396
3.5
10,408,889
9.998,275
—
24,393,535,846
13,508,144,796
8,050,213
454,915,809
+ 13.3
1,374,401,321
29,627,C80,569
8,089,830
5.4
15,985,502
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
603,660,842
5.4
+
507,774,056
178,576,209
6,357,469
North
660,629,904
9
+
535,386,703
202,341,484
-
.
Paul
South
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
8,400,459
8,853,603
Minneapolis
St.
District—Minneapolis—
Duluth
—
12th San Francisco
Montana—Billings
Helena
Total
Total
106 cities
Outside
York
New
City
-
(7
cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
We
week
now
ended
add
detailed
our
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
-
-.v
Omaha
1962
Clearings at—
.
■
.
.'"■
'
.v
.
•
:...;•
$
Inc.
1961
'4'
Maine—Bangor
Portland
Springfield—
New
746,522,229
—10.0
3,825,000
3,842,646
+ 27.6
1,535,545
+
+
r
54,005,206
1,464,642
+
649,307
8,049,251
8,600,908
174,064,379
+ 16.9
174,829,711
164,980,731
7,369,696
! ^
Springs
10,009,020
+
0.6
9,157,819
30,347,589
28,238,367
+
7.5
28,123.436
28,308,101
470,137,510
+ 10.1
461,570,166
456,669,940
12,134,959
6,162,698
7.7
12,746,009
+ 24.9
6,798,657
+11.9
703,275,654
+
13,690,735
...
,
5,508,852
35,789,634;
5.9
43,274,924
47,009,539
23,634,279
+ 38.9
22,974,016
+ 10.7
38,930,600
3,809,679
3,458,115
+ 10.2
1,006,235,193
1-13,043,319
560,619,248
43,964,368
—
43,659,117
4,806,000
4,906,000
Galveston +-——Falls
2.4
10,387,408
11,499.137
+ 10.5
516,938,738
525,131,859
+
0.7
41,470,531
44,799,086
+
2.1
5,700,000
4,800,000
+
5,158,631
7,470,144
12,266,757
9,960,616
591,922,065
603,660,842
6,808,320
—
Louisiana—Shreveport—
5,707,217
+ 19.3
13,464,835
11,916,553
+ 13.0
702,188,564
Wichita
639,751,454
+
239,224,145
210,431,688
+ 13.7
202,488 437
218,254, 447
6,762,527
5,273,837
+ 28.2
263,553,788
138,622,677
26,374,734
224.433,740
117 968,228
24,351,904
+17.4
5,190 642
214,852 404
205,604, 211
+ 17.5
109,174, 286
103,250, 996
10,489,919
874,401,000
42,471,106
13,071,316
820,769,879
.39.207,806
,
34,780,000
1,050,381,219
Worth
■
.
24,121,920
39,477,300
13,356,724
619,688,317
Fort
13,801,242
+
710,059,262
794,802,054
cities)
Texas—Austin
13,774,820
50,987,273
(9
686,672,040
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
■
3,250,673
15.026,616
6.4
Total
3,060,710
1,869,206
>
4,134,755
V.3-2
15,994,381
J ':
3;91-3,095
.
5.8
19,360,047
19,975,231
——
:_i—'.
Joseph
691,227
34.8
6,527,316
763,901,123
3,534,672
Connecticut—Hartford-—-
New
7,292,953
2.8
4,509,535
17,021,872
Rhode
+ 16.7
8.0
7,243,483
•
2,798,348
+
833,312,661
,
St.
City
Colorado—Colorado
33.4
+
517,765,074
13,066,916
7,695,239
"
Missouri—Kansas
$
$
3,872,437
4,047,644
+
___—
1959
-
856,474,658
;
New' Bedford
.
,
1,382,045
—i.:
'Full.tLowell
r
8,451,574
Massachusetts4--Boston
•,
-
4,181,598
1960
+
10,066,433
-
Wichita
Dec. %' '
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
—-
Kansas—Topeka
or
893,770
757,215
7,542,800
203,536,750
-
Lincoln
Week Ended May 26
1,012,314
1,010,083
10,163,258
••Hastings
May 26 for four years:
City-
1,150,712
-
3,222,178
Haven
32,834,177
Island—Providence
43,688,000
Hampshire—Manchester
; •
3,776,763
Total
(6
cities)
9.8
3,015,683
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
■*-••■
Total
(12
cities)
+
4.4
.
924,321,767;
900,531,686
v;
Washington—Seattle
'/
—
Oregon—Portland
Second Federal Reserve District- New York—
Utah—Salt
New
York—Albany—
38,432,235
Buffalo
40,813,194
152,429,394
a
140,779,258
V—
+
5.8
30,528,477
8.3
146,641,608
26,157,484"
Elmira
3,009,598
2,979,742
+
3,843,580
3.425,157
+ 12.2
16,119,535,773
15,601,737,005
i 2,542,017
1.0
•>;
\
!
New York
Rochester.—.^
«
>
+
3.3
San
:i 2,748,973
+
3,456,705..
v
San
3,733,381-
12,734,505,099 '* 12,478?426^74"
52,406,747
48,843,707
7.3
43,600,591
26,627,013
+12.8
28,368,757
Jersey—Newark.-.-—
73,521,100
+
3.6
Northern
Total
New
(9
Jersey—
cities)
:
—
•105,496,485
102,334,194
+
3.1
16,581,381,823
16,041,060,370
+
3.4
——
Jose
Barbara
Stockton
—
..
71,976,850
•
i
*
73,399,305
91,921,005
12,894,468,632
Total
Grand
(10
total
,
15,345,502
15,164 208
18,513, 281
6.5
732,342 ,998
729,381, 081
+
8.3
35,296 ,220
4.1
10,181 ,003
9,189, 517
+
0.8
17,112 ,613
13,783, 166
(106
cities)
——
"
Outside New
York City
•Estimated,
(a) Clearings
-
i
36,197, 490
1,482,928,607
+
9.9
1,372,612,739
1,374,401,321
29,627,680,569
28,272,810,565.,
+
4.8
24,707,102,857
24,393,535,846
13,508,144,796
12,671,073,560
+
6.6
11,972,597,758
11,915.109,572
1,629,934,685
cities).
89,793,092
13,153,541,109
;
32,485, 360
30,809 928
8.3
+
+
12'5I?'o1q
15,461,869
-
„
+
7.641, 772
—19.8
■/'. 27,403,689
76,190,490
'
New
-
—
—
Francisco
Santa
■»*
41,218,988
30,037,521
———
Syracuse
City
Beach
Pasadena
'
•
Lake
California—Long
151,587,446
•
•
—
Yakima
1
operations discontinued.
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
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Vi
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Fund Notices
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world
We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant .to .the reouirements of Section 522 of the
FOREIGN
RATES
EXCHANGE
BY
CERTIFIED
MAY
Country,
and
Monetary
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
FEDERAL
1962 TO MAY 31,
25.
for
Unit
Cable
•
Monday
May 29
$
$
Arepnttna.
.00877191'
peso
.00371420
Australia,
May 25
?: .0387000
.0387000
.0200850
.0200850
Canada,
dollar
■/' .917968
i
Ceylon,
C'£I-
markka
Italy,
2.810400
2.809600
474%
2.810050
.00276266
.00276283
.00276266
.0890560
.278300
.278300
.27RT12
2.783465
2.782574
2.781782
.140200
.140143
.140125
.0350750
.0350750
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.194300
.194325
Kingdom,
15
.
,
2382
Closed
.231400
2.811300
2.810400
194700
Steel
Inland
4%%
2.810050
_
,
_
2376
_
1
,
*
July
1977
1,
1
•••
.
2377
Jun 15
June
due
■
,
July
Co.
v
v
.
2489
1962—Jun 15
15,
,
..
.2TI72 5
2.809600
,
15, 1986
Ltd.—
5+4%
1st mtge. bonds series A due June
Great Lakes Pipe Line Co.—
20 year 3(4%
debs, due July 1, 1969
1.3997'75
-
j
Co.—
Aluminum
British
2256
Jun .15
;
Jun 15
stock
preferred
debs, due June
Gas & Electric Co.—
debentures
474%
.0166506
•
Corp.—
subord,
Canadian
Page
_
'
1985
15,
bonds, series 1965
Investment
Baltimore
.0350750
1.399551
Pictures
3%
year,
5%%
.140150
Day
,?31700
1.399950
15
Associates
2.782227
Memorial
.194325
.231450
1.400398
T
•
vDate ;
_
June
5(4%
cumulative convertible
Amun-Israeli Housing Corp.—
.327156
.0800560
.278250
Africa, rand
pound sterling....
due
debs,
Corp.—
Financing
Municipal
Artists
Allied
.00161093
.0350750
South
Jun
'
.00161087
.327122
franc
of
Alberta
.00161087
.*
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
.
Company and Issue—
.250450
.210400
■
^
.327189
krona
Switzerland,
United
.210410
:
.
.204050
.204050
.250546
.0800560
escudo
Penubllc
.204050
.250300
.210537
r
.327416
„
peseta
Sweden,
.00310700
T
J',
.0800560
dollar
guilder
New Zealand
pound
Norway, krone
Portugal,
.00310700
.00276266
Netherlands,
Snain.
.00310700
/
,
'
malayan
1980—
1,
.210525
.00161087
peso
due. April
debs.
.
.917343
.210537
2.811300
■-
yen
Mexico
-
.0201000
.210550
.210631
pound
Malaysia,
.0387000
+
Day
.917437
.250262
lira
Jnnan.
.0200970
.917968
*
.204050
franc_.
rupee
Ireland
Closed
Memorial
.0387000
'
.003J0700
;
France
<Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
India,
>
Page
2488
Date
subord.
5%
Co.
Pennsylvania RR.—
Gen. Mtge. 4'A % bonds, series "E" due July 1, 1984_Jun 29
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
^
Consol. 3%-6% bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 2039——Jun 15
2.239083
.210550
rupee
Finland,
;
Atlantic
.00388566
'Ain 2.238725
2.240079
schilling
franc
Austria,
TENDER
Company and Issue—
$
-
OF
NOTICE
May 31
$
.00879866
'
2.239362
pound
Belgium,
Thursday
May 30
V'V'!
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
t
Moneyi
States
United
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 28
in
(Value
in New York
transfers
$
Friday
.
OF 1930
UNDER TARIFF ACT
notes,
list of corporate bonds,
a
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund, provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
INCLUSIVE
1962,
be found
will
Below
.
.
July
1
1987—July
1
Co.—
due July
series K,
bonds,
mtge.
1st
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
1st mtge pipe line bonds, 6(4 %
series
1,
2304
1977——Jun 15
due
National Research Corp.—
Consolidated Statement of Condition
decreased $24
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
notes
ury
$139 million, Treasury certificates
S.
Government
increased
bonds
Increase!+)
May 30,
May 23,
1962
Gold
certificate
Redemption
Total
account.
fund
gold
for
F.
certificate
Government
'.Bought
5
advances
Acceptances—bought
U.
2
—
16,158
357
reserves—
(346)
and
—
1,153
Cash
Discounts
1961
15,005
notes—
R.
—
173
outright
7
7
—
35
+
31
1
—
securities:
—1,056
+119
937
17
—
—
62
+
6
—
the Dallas
outright—
3,114
+
179
Certificates
5,563
+
57
17,101
+
100".
+
463
—
1st
Districts, $50 million in
$90
million
District.
"other"
and
Savings deposits increased
time
deposits
partnerships,
954
corporations
and
increased
Bonds
3,792
Total
U.
Total
Cash
Bank
S.
and
in
+
359
+
393
602
+
of
29.774
collection
(1,138)
4,287
premises
Other
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $130
+2,739
—
+2,684
1
106
—
273
assets
+
domestic
assets
(1,484)
50,955
—
206
+2,473
commercial
Reserve
Total
loans
and
Loans
(346)
28,379
+
166
Loans
+1 141
Natural Gas
first
Other
—
53
+
480
U.
568
—
51
+
196
214:
(241)
_
426
54
+
Deferred
deposits
+
+
149
(241)
cash
Items
17,795
—
20
+
829
(897)
;
availablity
3,272
—
372
+
U.
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
Surplus
Other
49,520
—
223
capital
and
and
F.
R.
accounts
(1,484)
50,955
4
—
34 6%
—
206
for
Other
domestic
with
with
Other
datingrprocessParentheSCS &le thC ellminatlons made in the
Sunray DX Oil Co. 4(4%
145
+
1,392
Western
7
+
187
1,384
+
—
556
—
6
commercial
—
3
—
18
+
—
72
—
4
+
21
,+
51
+
13
+
—
52
+
+
195
+
3,970
+
139
+
1,131
335
1,132
711
2,147
24
Banks
of
the
Federal
shows
the
ended
May 23:
following
weekly
Reserve
reporting member
System in leading cities
principal
—
SB*
—
+
40
+
+
justed; and increases
of
of
changes
$710
for
million in
the
+
88
.'51
+
147
282
+
1
28
+
321
+
2,640
—
4,642
+
155,769
ad¬
$195, million in holding of U. S.
Government securities and $200 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted; and decreases of $204 million in U. S.
—3,739
deposits
credited
to
domestic
commercial
banks.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all but
two
the
districts
a
net
comparable week
$297 million.
ing
for
or
a
decline
year
of
$145 million;
Domestic
$556 million.
stitutions
Loans to sales and
decreased
creased $51
5,521
$72
million.
decreased
personal financing in¬
Real
estate
loans
in¬
10,390
banks
Govts.,
mem¬
181
+
+
2,075
+
■<
—1,049
286
28
—
32
617
—
16
+
1,005
—
47
+
32
207
+
7,213
15
official
Commercial
From
F.
R.
:
46,279
+
:
32,045
+
90
+
3,914.
8,190
+
109
+
2,319
'3,404
12
+
5o
+
—.
+
2
+
194
institutions,
etc
2,147
banks
310
*
117
3*
—
of
valuation
!Includes
domestic
44
13,217
565
34
+
130
—
commercial banks
individual loan items are
all demand deposits
banks,
certified
time deposits
less
132
—
.
+
-
3
513
105
+
756
+
officers'
checks
Government
figures revised.
and
after
shown
deduc¬
gross,
except those of U. S. Government and
cash items in process of collection,
of U.
and
separately.
16
66
—
domestic
reserves;
commercial
2538
"
2199
Jun 20
'
" ':V''''4/'
,
4
Corp.,
Light
Power
(quar.)
—
"
i—_
—
Ltd.
(increased)—;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Geco Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp.,
5(4%
Stock
$4.50
7- 2
6-30
6-15
*6-25
6-15
6-15
5-31
>6- 5
25c
45c
!45c
7-10
6- 9
6-30
5-15
7-1
6-1
com.
(quar.)—_
S.
i' 7- 1
7- 1
6-28
6-158-15
6-1
6- 1
5-25
7- 2
6-30
7- 2
6-29
7- 1
6- 8
,.7- 2
7- 2
.7-2
6-15
' 6-15
.
r. i- .2%
dividend
American
'
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t$1.38
!25c
25c
5%
General
6-12
61 8
6-12
6-8
6-5
5-21
:6- 1.
6-15
„/6-15
6- 5
' 5-15
$1.12(4
(quar.»__—__.
_____
General American Oil Co. of Texas (quar.)—
10c
10c
56(4c
General Brincshares Corp. (quar.)———_
10c
General Battery & Ceramic (quar.)
10c
General Box Co.
(quar.)—
2c
General Cable Corp.,
convertible (quar.)___
50c
4% 1st preferred (quar.)_____—$1
General Candy Corp. (reduced)
10c
General Cigar Co. (quar.)
30c
General American Investors
American
Co., Inc.__
Transportation (quar.)—
General Coil Products
General Crude
Oil
(annual)—
5c
—
General Finance Corp.
General
30c
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)_„—_——
Fireproofing Co. (incr.-quar.)
General Foods Corp. (increased quar.)
General Motors Corp., common (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
Portland
Cement
(quar.)——____■
Precision Equipment, com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)—
General Railway Signal Co.
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
'
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
:
$4.75
riot
shown
and
separately.
postal savings not
$2,375
45c
50c
$1.25
9334c
32(4c
30c
"
30c.,
$1.18%
40c
4.25%
5.28%
4.36%
6-29
5;-31
" 6- 1
6- 8
5-24
6-14
6- 5
5-11
5-14
7-2
7-2
5-18
6--30
r 6- 8
6-15
5.-28
9-15.
8-30
6-19
8-1
8-1
6- 8
6-15
s 5-28
30c
7-2
6-12
" '- .
preferred
(quar.)
& Electronics,—
;
25c
59%c
Common
4.75%
;
7-2
'6-8
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
General Telephpne
4.40%
,
.
General
General
7- 5
6-22
6-15
_
25c
35c
General
6- 1
Investors—
preferred
General
-
Ga.)—
(Columbus,
Co.
;
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
45c
12(4c
/
5flc
(quar.)
Gas Service Co.
Gatineau
(quar.).
common
Co.
Common
"
.
.
Share
Company
—
to
filncludes
♦May
—
—
5,434
loans
—
2,120
—
ACCOUNTS
tExclusive
of
44
liabilities
CAPITAL
tion
banks
others
From
1989—Jun 16
1,
'
,.
Borrowings:
shown
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
62
—
481 •'
interbank
§ Includes
million.
204
—
2,634
+
•
225
+
Foreign:
during
ago, these loans decreased
-—3,703
—2,181
5,404
1,019
—
interbank:
and
savings deposits—total§—
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
Savings deposits
Other
time
deposits—
States
and
political subdivisions
Other
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchas¬
carrying U. S. Government securities
Gas
+11,089
200
+
;
62,589
Mutual savings
;
Foreign:
Govts,, official institutions, etc.—
Government demand deposits and
$1,049 million in de¬
mand
Government
Commercial
Oct.
class B preferred
(quar.)
(Julius) & Co. (quar.)
Knitting Mills, class A (initial)—
Garrett
,
88,675
week
loans
2384
stock
preferred
Co.,
Garland
2,955
—
35
354
1,540
banks,.
Gannett
1,544
456
+
12,492
banks
coin
Time
Decreases
2197
8
Jun
Per
Name of
1,619
+
60,857
Domestic
B
due
Ltd.—
Co.
Garfinckel
79«
5,043
Commercial
of
July 1
1964
1,
pfd. stock series A
Continued from page 13
110
—
+
14,545
deposits adjusted!
deposits—totalU
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States
and
political subdivisions
statement
July
due
DIVIDENDS
1,199
+
liabilities—
condition
2305
25
+
Demand
Condition Statement of Member Banks
'
:
Co.—
♦Announced in this issue.
consoli-
S.
y
:
Jun 29
Electric Co.—
class
141
'
^
669
+
13,793
assets/liabilities
U.
debs,
cumul.
2154
Jun 15
stock
88
3,262
6,615
domestic
pfd.
7\
33
—
32,320
banks.
securities—total
R.
cumul.
bonds series D
first mtge
Manufacturing
non-cumul.
4%
232
+
subord.
6%
Massachusetts
5%%
3
—
year
Jun
______
-
Demand
The
Eight
Woods
14,041
assets—net
Total
4,818
—
2489
.——Jun 18
1984
1,
-
Platinum
&
9,240
8,905
17,570
1,716
years
F.
and
Gold
Nov.
1969_
30,
4(4 %
+
+
702
years
securities
Balances
American
Page
—
Indiana, Inc.—
preferred stock—
+
93
After five
112—1—54
CALLED
institutions:
year
five
Currency
of
conv.
710
1,398
bills
certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
to
Co.
&
Co.
cumul.
480
carrying:
or
loans
to
Reserves
ents
2306
2429
Jun 15
1982
1,
Inc.—
532
securities—
loans
One
Field
Service
Ltd.
due
B
April
—
2,308
one
South
series
—
546
Treasury
Treasury
Other
foreign correspond-
Sept,
due
Co.,
America,
due
—
2,154
** fior
acceptances
on
securities
purchasing
Government
S.
debs,
4.80%
pur-
foreign banks
estate
Real
'
9%
for
Other
+2 473
liabilities
»
liability
?1
dealers
finance, personal finance, etc.—
Within
.
purchased for
J
+17
to
reserves
note
30
+
3
92
capital
gold certificate
combined
Contingent
2,374
and
securities
U.
455
accounts
liabs.
of
+
of
Public
1961
....
Loans
in—
888
deposit
_
(1,484)
•
Government
Loans to
debs,
Mills
5(4%
Marshall
May 24,
1962
conv.
Flour
32,978
securities
S.
Sales
3+27
+
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Total
Ratio
74
6%
V
or
Since
120,832
loans
Loans to nonbank financial
377
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
Total
industrial
Government
S.
Other
Total
and
Other loans
4
138
—
-y
Date
Electric
74,719
brokers
Other
account
May 16,
122,548
adjusted!
carrying:
16,587
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
2429
stock——___Jun 22
preferred
Co.—
bonds
mtge
British Columbia
(In millions of dollars)
investments
to
or
reserves
to
Loans
Increase ( + )
investments
and
Agricultural loans
notes
cumul.
5(4%
2429
1
Jun 15
first mtge bonds.
5(4%
2199
(Brattleboro)—
ENTIRE ISSUE
$52 million.
i
adjusted!
Deposits:
bank
decreased
1962
liabilities—
Member
banks
.
May 23,
Commercial
Federal
due June
^n 15
series
dollar
July
million and bor¬
million.
$66
ASSETS—
Loans
Total
decreased
Decrease (—)
2
69
+
*
.
.
Company and Issue—
rowings from others
621
1
18
1
1990
due
Savings Bank
&
Gas Light Co.
White Motof'Cb.
5(4%
+2,683
622
+
—
securities
securities
process
359
1
^
Borrowings of weekly reporting member
,
Government
loans
items
23
+
29,570
bought outright
under repurchase agreement
+
29,570
Total
Held
+2,553
July
series due 1977——July
.
Co.—
5(4 7c
line bonds
National
-
Notes
1
series due 1979
preferred stock
Wisconsin
million.
$109
pipe
Washington
individuals1,"».
of
July
...2494
.
1
1963
Vermont
<
4%
Boston
series
5%
Transmission
Gas
mtge.
15,
$74 million in the San Francisco District, and $37 milthe
'
.
1, 1985—July
due July
Co.—
Tokyo Electric Light Co. Ltd.—
1st mortgage gold bonds, 6%
District, $46 million in the New York District,
in
bonds,
mtge.
1st
$43 million in the Chicago District, but they decreased
lion
1
,
,
Tampa Electric Co.—
Tennessee
in the Cleveland and Richmond
Gas
1976—July
1,
1977-,—--wJun 15,
debs,
5%%
Co.
July
due
15,
pipe line bonds 4%%
1st mtge.
deposits adjusted increased $54 million each
,
Bills
,
May 31,
1962
ASSETS—
Demand
Natural
Southern
$80
"Other" securities increased $35 million.
million.
or
Since
Pacific Power
Sierra
(In millions of dollars)
Decrease (—)
Oil Co. of Canada Ltd.—
series B debs, due June
57/a%
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
and U.
debs,
subordinate
convertible
5 %
Shell
ber, banks increased
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
19c"
;
:
'
55c ~
7-
1
6-30
7-1
>•
6-7
5-22
£-22
(quar.)
59%c
7-
1
5-22
(quar.)—
53(4c
7-
1
5-22
66c
7-
1
5-22
54(4c
7-
1
5-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
Volume
Number 6165
195
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
'
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.
80c
6-15
Henderson's Portion
1
6-15
Hercules
1
7-16
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1
7-16
1
7-16
$1.25
8-
1
7-16
Class
A
1
Class
A
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Glen
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6-15
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7-10
6-21
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6-13
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5-15
6-15
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6-11
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9-10
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6-14
6-1
6-29
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6-29
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7-1,
6-15
30c
7-
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6-
8
$1.75
7-
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6-
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(quar.)____
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7%
preferred (quar.)
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—
Green Giant Co., common (quar.)
—
5%
preferred- (quar.)——-——
Green Shoe Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
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Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
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4l/a % preferred (initial) ——————
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6-
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6-
7
5-23
8-15
4-13
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Gulf
Aircraft
Life
Mobile
4-13
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preferred
(quar.)
Illinois Central RR.
$1.25
6-11
5-25
$1.25
9-10
L; 8-24
$1.25
12-10
11-23
;
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Gulf
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Gulf
6-11
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—
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Bell
Illinois
3V2%
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7-15
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6-15
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—
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7-1
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25c
6-15
5-18
preferred
(quarJ
$1.27.
preferred (quar.)————;
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preferred
(quar.),,
$4,201 preferred
(quar.)
—
5-18
6-15
5-18
$1.05
—
-
6-15
6-15
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net
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5%
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4Va%
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5-28
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6-15
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preferred (quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-15
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5y2%
4.36%
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5-16
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7-
5
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7-
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7-15
7-
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7-15
7-
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6-12
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12c
6-12
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12'Ac
6-12
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6-12
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13%c
6-12
5-23
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6-15
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6-
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6-15
5-31
6-11
45c
5-10
7-
50c
(quar.)
6-
1
8
12Vs»c
6-26
6-15
10c
6-15
f-15
25c
7-
2
5-28
35c
6-15
5-31
15c
6-5
5-15
8'/4c
Biologicals,
Inc.
(N.
6-15
6-
1
1
X.)—
8>/4c
Knudsen
5y2%
Class
1
25c
6-14
6-
1
62V2c
6-29
6-15
68 %c
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
6-29
6*15
6-15
.
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Kollmorgen
9-
12-15
7 Va c
(quar.)
Creamery
9-15
8%c
Quarterly :.
6-
1
Corp.—
14c
(monthly)
A
7-
2
6-6
2
14c
7-
6-
6
A
14c
8-
1
7-
6
B
14c
8-
1
7-
6
40c
6-12
7-30
7-16
Kresge
(quar.)
25c
6-15
6-
1
Kroger
Company—
(quar.),—
50C
6-20
6-
4
7-
8c
B
Class
6%
1st
2
6-
6-15
6-
7-20
1
7-
9
10c
7-20
7-
9
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
$15c
6-15
'6-15
6-
1
Corp.—
Ltd.
(John)
6-
9
5-11
7-16
6-15
Corp.-*-*
Stock
66-
8
6-30
6-20
5-22
26'A c
6-18
8
Inc.—
preferred
A
Loan
15c
common
-$1.25
Leath
&
Company
5-21
Leece-Neville
8
5-11
6-14
711
5-21
6-
Lee
H.
Way
(quar.).
new
6-
4
7-16
7-
2
7-
6-15
t38c
5-17
7-
2
8
6-12
5.75%
6-
6
6-11
5-11
6-
5
5-25
6-
5
5-18
(reduced-quar.)
10c
6-20
6-
6-11
5-31
6-25
6-14
6-15
4-30
6-15
4-30
15c
——„
2%
10c
7-20
10c
6-15
7-
5
6
6-
5
$1.37 ya
7-
2
6-
6
$1.43%
7-
2
6-
8
60c
6-
9
5-21
5c
7-
2
e-15
-—
5V2% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Glass
9
15c
——
(quar.)
Ford
6-
10c
—
1
.20c
(initial),^,.
7-
12Vac
Water,
Libbey-Owens
8
6-20
35c
(quar.),,.—,n
Freight
Extra
Lexington
6-
6-30
20c
dividend
Inc.
3
5C
(quar.)
Company
Motor
Levine's
6-
(quar.),
(quar.),,,,—
6C
6-28
6-
$60c
7-16
6-15
$75c
7-16
6-15
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (S. C.) (quar.)
Liberty Real Estate Trust (Fla.)—
Share of beneficial interest
6-
5-25
Liggett
10c
5
1
—
—
& Myers Tobacco—
preferred (quar.)
——
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. (Tenn.)—
Quarterly
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (Richmond)-—
7%
;
12-17
6-12
,,,
(Va.)
common
Leslie Salt Co
8
4
—.—
7i/2C
471/2
c
60c
——
Co,
6-15
1
Corp.
12-31
(quar.)
6-
1
in¬
(quar.)
Co.
Corp,
6-30
6-
(quar.)
9-14
*
——■—,,~
77-
27 '/2 c
A
6-15
6-30
54y2c
1.
9-28
20C
Corp. (quar.)
Leonard Refineries (quar.)
15c
—
(quar.)
6-15
25c
Leesona
Stock
68 %c
D.
1
6-29
^quar.)
Lee
1
6-
6-15
59 %c
(quar.).
(quar.),,,,,
—
Inc.
1
1
6-
10c
Co
Lear,
2
11*
:
-
25c
Co, common
Investment
&
6-29
75c
Y
25c
preferred
conv.
Blower
Lau
••
8
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Lamson & Sessions
Lambton
5-10
5-22
6-15
Superior & Ishpeming RR. (quar.),,
Lambert (AlLed), Inc., class A (incr. quar.))
A
6-
32yac
(quar.)^
Lake
Class
7
11-15
2.92%
I
6-18
$1
—
Co.,,
com.
-
6-
$30c
6-
6-30
20c
1
Airlines,
convertible
Lawyers Title Insurance
(quar.)
7-16
7-
t^Oc
(annual)—
dividend
Central
6V2%
4.75%
6-30
Ltd.-r-r
net
(quar.)
Exploration
(quar.)—
&
Telephone
LaCrosse
Class
75c
60c
(quar.),.
6-15
50
tlll/2C
Labatt
Lake
5-22
$1.75
1
30c
v
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
2nd preferred
Labrador Mining
Ltd.
53%c
7-10
7-
1
7-10
7-
1
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
Electric—
:
2
6-15
6-15
30c
Kingston Products Corp.
Kirsch Co. (quar.)
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
Knape & Vogt Mfg.. (extra)
Class
"
Stock
Assn
Kimberly Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kingsport Press Inc. (quar.)
6-11
1
7-
20c
5-24
1
5-31
10c
5-31
7-
1
5-14
6-21
$20c
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(S. S.) Co. (quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-
5
6-
Co.—
annual from
4
6-15
2C
Gas
5-25
6-15
Keystone Growth Fund Series "K-2" (semi¬
Class
(quar.),
preferred
6-15
60c
(quar.)
6-U
Electric, Light & Power, com,
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)—-—
Iowa-Illinois
A
11-16
Chemical
Iowa
43C
10c
class
Land
7-
37y2c
1st
"B-l"
6-15
2
(quar.)—
of New York—
Funding
5-31
income)
5-31
7-
—„
(quar.)
6-21
5-29
6-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone
Investment
Bond
Fund
7%
Ltd.;
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Co,. 5x/2% pfd.
America ' (from
Commercial
preferred
—
11-30
income)
preferred
(quar.)
common
i
6-22
(quar.)
Fibre
7-
6-
7y2c
(quar.)
20c
(Canada)
Foundation,
1
$1.25
35c
Corp.
Industries
Oil
Oil,
B
4.80%
5-25
7-
Class B
12%c
Co.
Dry
Keweenaw
1
76-
$1
Freight
10-
$1.12i/2
(quar.)
Cleaners
8
Lines—
Motor
7-15
8
6-
$1,061/4
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
7-15
:
6-29
S.A.—•
(quar.)
Motor
14'/2c
(quar.),.
Corp.
HelCne Curtis Industries
5
28 %c
(ouar.)
'Hazeltine
6-
1
27'/2c
(quar.)
5,%%
2
6-15
6-
Interstate Hosts, Inc,
25c
21'Ac
(quar.)—
5.10%
7-
;
Co.
''
_—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hawaiian
Telephone, common
4.80% preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
6-
23c
(quar.)
5%%
5%
6-12
"-Y 25c
(quar.)
4)4%
5Va%
6-30
10c
Co.
Textbook
6-15
(quar.),,,,
(quar.)
Refining
Copper
Keyes
2
$1
Salt
$4
(quar.)
preferred
Kratter
(quar.)
(quarJ,,
International
30c
'
-
.
12-15
7
$1.03
(quar)
International
6-15
(quar.)
76-
$1,031/8
(s-a)
Corp,
1
6-15
7-14
6c
(quar.)
5-25
4
preierred
Class
6-15
6-25
40c
Paper
preferred
$4
9-15
Kerr-McGee
6-15
2
+40c
International
6-15
1
Koehring Co, 5%
common
Petroleum,
6-
•
6-29
Hawaiian
5'%
2
2
6-15
87 Va c
Kewanee
6-15
6-30
90c
&
Co.
5-31
preferred (quar.)
Company (quar.)
County Land Co. (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
v
(quar.)
Nickel
8
6- 8
6-29
i?y2c
•
Kerite
20c
Machines
International
6-
8
7-
27%C
Co
Agricultural
2
6-15
$2
»
L—
(quar.)__-_,
(quar.)'
Tobacco
Hawaiian
r
8
6-
6-15
25C
6-
2
6-11
Kentucxy Utilities,
7-
c
$30c
Quarterly
7-16
___
'
7-
7-2
$4.50
8
9c
:
B
Common
2 1
7-2
$1.25
87 y2 e
6-
6-29
$75c
(quar.)
6-15
7-
$1.12 i/a
(quar.)
6-15
3
6-15
25c
6-15
6-15
6-
Kent
10c
—
income)
Harvester,
6-15
2
6-18
Kendall
from
8c
(monthly)
A
class A
Minerals
2
7-
38y2c
(quar.)
common
7-
6-15
7-
$1.25
International
8
26c
(quar.)
com.
30c
5-31
45 c
preferred
Lignt,
6-15
48c
(quar.)
International
v
Gas,
6-15
571/2
(quar.),.
1—
7-
5-18
6-
1
25c
income)
Quarterly
$8c.
7
2
30c
Knickerbocker
Mexico
Business
7-
5-28
68 %c
—
International
8
8
$1.08
5-11
$1,121/2
"
7-
—
-
(quar.),
Hafvey Aluminum, class A
Hastings Mfg. Co
Hauserman
IX/
6
6-
■Y 6-
9
9-13
(Canada)
class
2
2
6-
6-15
(quar.)
Breweries,
7-
7-
..
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Kendall Company, common
12-13
semi-annually
Extra
6-20
$1.07
$1.12%
6-11
C
Fund—
Securities
6-30
6-15
50c
Extra
6-
«*
Insurance
Increased
Insurance
6-29
22c
5-25
9-28
Ltd.
Lumber
5-31
7-16 /
6-15
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
t$).63
(quar.)
common
—
*1
Chemical
Harford
Insular
8-14
50c
$20c
investment
12%c
.,
a
7-
Y.)—
/YYYYY;': Y-
(quar.)
& Richardson. Inc
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)
*
•(From
1
6-15
30c
6-30
—
Income
9-
$1
$1.25
Keystone Steel & Wire
Corp,
8-14
$1.121/2
(quar.)
8-15
20c
Consolidated Copper
Institutional
Interior
,
M-
1
6-14
6-29
Harrington
Super
6-
-
Inc.
preference
Harris-Tetter
5-23
6-11
6-12
10 c
(b,"nr. V
A
1
15c
^
.
I,,
preference
6-18
Bell,
Container
1
1
12-28
shares
Inspiration
6-1
6-
40c
(quar.)
Harhing Carpets, Ltd,
6-
6-15
6-15
25c
International—
Farms
6-15
25c
Winkle-Munning
Harbison-Walker Refractories-—
6 V2 %
Inland
30c
(quar.)____,_
Hanson-Van
Quarterly
6-
5C
Mining Co. (quar.)_—
Mfg. (quar.) ———u.—„—
Harrlee
Ingram &
6-15
$1
(quar.),,
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Harcourt, Brace & World.
6-
15c
Harina
Haxisen
6-15
9-
9-
4c
De
8-14
$1.08%
2
12c
pfd.
(quar.)
Electrica
8c
;
(M.
Co.
preferred
8-14
1
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
8c
Hanna
A.)
5%
1
9-
6-15
$L25
4.12%
preferred
(quar.)—
Indianapolis Water—1
American
Extra on class A and class B
Haihilton Watch, common (quar.)
4%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Haipmermill Paper,
4y0%
1
9-
1-2-63
—
Michigan Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
a
6-25
8-14
9-
$1
40c
—
—
plus
gains)—
Corp.
95c
$1.05
18c
&
35c
pfd. (quar.)
Management Corp.—
A (increased quar.),;
B
(increased quar.)
Hammond
Indiana
30c
(quar.)—____
4%% preferred (quar
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd, 5%
Class
General
$1.12 y2
common
Hamilton
Clas§
Indiana
■.ft " 60c
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-1
t22y3c
.<
Pointing. (quar.)
Co.
Paper,
7-
5-31
871/2 c
$1.25
Incorporated Investors
Hahn
5-14
6-20
Kern
income
class
9
Co.
Boston—
Properties,
6-
3%%
20c
investment
35e
(quar.)
Light—
Kelsey-Hayes
25c
(quar.)
Assurance
of
5
Kellwood
15c
Fund
6-
6-29
$30c
Oil,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.— Y Y
Income
6-15
6-29
40c
5-18
$1.10
,
5-18
6-15
$1.11
■
6-15
$1.25
-
$5
1
25c
(quar.)
Kennecott
Works
Life
8
6-
S-
5-18
$75c
Imperial
4.64%
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
Gulf States Utilities, common (quar.)
5-11
>
6-15
7-15
171/2
capital
6-11
7- 1
•H
6-11
$1.06 y4
Ltd.—
Smelting,
investment
5-31
8
3%%
Capital Fund—
from
7-
1
6-
40c
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
long-term
$1.16
1
6-
75c
$1.25
Natural
preferred
Co.
Tool
preferred
5.16%
$4.40
Illinois
6-11
(quar.)—,
preferred
preferred
7-13
37yac
1
6-
6-15
$1.10
Breaker, 4.60%
5-25
(quar.),,
common
Circuit
Cement
6-
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-29
,
1
5-25
'
6-15
,
15c
i:
(quar.)
&
93 %c
Huttig Sash & Door
5%
preferred (quar.),
:
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Huyck Corp, common (quar.)—
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
$2.75 preferred
(quar.),:
Hygrade Food Products
(quar.),
Ideal
; ;
preferred
Katz Drug (quar.),
Kawneer Company (quar.)
Kekaha Sugar Co, Ltd
Kellogg Co, common (quar.)
8
—
RR.,
$5
$5.08
6-
•
preferred
5%
7-15
(initial-quar.)
1
12y2c
Ohio
&
$5
$5
6-20
8-
'
Quarterly
Gulf
37y2c
Engineering (quar.)
Co.
(Jacksonville, Fla.)
Insurance
Power
4%%
'
Grumman
_Vi
(quar.)
6-15
___—
-.6-18
6-20
37y2c
(quar.)
$5 preferred
6-30
& Erie Mortgage
(quar.)
Hutchinson Sugar, Ltd. (quar.)
6-1
8
6-15
$15C
(quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska
Trust—
common
6-
60c
preferred
6-15
(quar.)__,__
4V4%
&
6-
$12'/2C
(quar.),
&
preierred
32yac
(quar.)
Mining
Gas
8
$20c
(initial)
4%
Power
Corp,
7-18
5-15
6-
25c
Ltd, com
(quar.)
13'Ac
Huron
,
6-1
7-2
•
Co.
Bay
1
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Hublnger
Stores
6-
57yac
B
&
5-28
6-15
7-2
$1.6%
—
Inc., common
(quar.)_;
Class
Grossett
Howard
20c
(quar.)
Y
6-8
7-10
1
6-15
Electric—
&
preferred
4.32%
6-20
4%
dividend)
preferred, (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
&
1
8-
/
50c
(quar.)
Paper
common
4 y2%
40c
dividend)
Lighting
8-
$1
$3c
;
(quar.)
Gas
4.28%
7-31
$i2yac
Y"
4.40%
'
common,,
preferred
Corp. ' (quar.)
Store Products
•
27%C
-
4%
6-15-■+rV' 5-23
—t5-2S;-"t
$1.25
—
.
Houston
6-15
22 Vic
.
—
"
J
6-30
tlOc
..
•
6-15
6-13
62 %C
Power
preferred
New
6-29
J
5-18
8
2
Kokenge Co.
City
4%
...40c
6-
6-29
7-
93 %c
k
(quar.)
Sutherland
Kansas
'
Great
55c
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
•
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas City Southern Ry, com.
6-11
10%
,,
5-31
4.20%
1
5%
(quar.)
1
4%
I
10c
dividend
" Household Finance Corp, com.
3%%
preferred (quar.)
7-
3.80%
$1.12 '/a
(quar.)
xiy2%
(quar.)
Common
5-18
(stock
5-31
'
6-12
—
I •:
6-15
15c
B
&
5-31
F.)—
(Frank W.), Ltd, class A (quar.)—,
5-31
7-
v
Laughlln Steele
preferred
37y2c Y.5 8-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
1
1/4%
$1.25
pfd.
7%
preferred
Common
6-1
5-18
Corp of America—
convertible preferred
5%
&
Julian
5-25
Class
9-1
40c
6-25
6-12
Manufacturing (quar.)
Hot Shoppes, inc., common (stock
Co,
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply
10-15
6-15
Stock
1st
10c
Hoskins
1
40c
: 10-25
b
Horner
6%
5%
Ltd.—
(8.
7-
xl
(quar.)
A
5-31
XI1/4%
Johns-Manville Corp. (quar.)
Johnson & Jonnson (quar.)
7-10
Winston, Inc, (quar.) —
Corp.
preferred
tl5c
Marine
Land
5-31
5-31
1
6-14
Mining (quar.)
class A (quar.)
(quar.)—^
;
3
6-9
___
1
5-18
8
3
15c
Mines,
6-
7-
15c
Gold
15c
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-
7-
10c
Co.;--—'—
common
4V2%■ preferred
1
6-10
Y
7-16
15c
Horizon
.6- 1
25c
:
8
5-31
;
.
6-15
tl7M»c
6-30
Company,
class
5-18
7-
40c
Insurance
Life
Fire
Homestake
4
40c
tl5c
—
(quar.)
B
Hoover
6-4
93 %c
(quar.)
6-
6-29
7-25
2
$20c
Jones
'
1
7- 1
7
$45c
Lumber (quar.),—
&
N.)
Rinehart &
Home
4
30c
(quar.)
6-
35c
-
common
5c
11c
6-15
6-15
1
7-
x$1.75
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Jones & Lamson Machine Co.,
6-1
-40C
)
5-14
6-14
6-
Y 6-20
Y;,:. 6-15
25c
,
Y'Y.'yY
*;
i
'
4
IOC
——.
Ppwer,
Great Southern
r
1
6-
K-h
i0y2c
—
Holllngshead (R. M. > Corp.—
Holly Sugar Corp, common (quar.),
1
>,:Y 5% preferred (quar.)
6-
6-29
45c
Ltd.
Boxes,
■
Ltd. (quar.)
Northern,Paper (quar,)
Great
8
6-
6-25
10c
(quar.)
"
6-19
6-29
e'/tc
"
———L.
A
4
1
(quar.)
8- 3
,
6-15
6-
7-
40c
-Y
Johnston Terminals & Storage,
(quay.) ——,—■——w
(quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
Insurance
—
Dauch,
(P.
Class
Holt
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.)—
Great Lakes.Paper, Ltd, (quar.)
Great
(Edward)
Hoerner
6
X
T.), Company,
preferred
Hines
Hirsch
,
(Wash.,
20c
Light
2
25c
6- 4
8-15
30c
Electric
6-15
6-15
1
(Del.)
Co.
Corp.
(quar.),,,,.
Supermarkets, class
&
6-30
Co.—-
&
7-
6-15
(quar.),
Central Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)
Jewel Tea Co, 3%%
preferred (quar.),
Jockey Club. Ltd—
6-15
25c
$1.20
Y
Jersey
6-20
2
$1
Mining
Splendor
Hinde
6-
10c
—..—.—
(quar.)—
.
Hill
"
7- 2
——,,
6-15
1
xl%%
$5
6-22
7-
:
-
1%
(quar.),—
Bartlett
6-30
7-'3
10c
1
7-
preferred
(quar.)
Trust Co.
(quar.)
Jeannette Glass
5-25
6-15
30c
;
,
.'
'
,50c
quarterly
6-1
2
i2y2c
(quar.)
-t
——4
——,,,
Inc.
5-23
Grace
—
——
preferred (quar.)—1———1—
Hilo
9
7-
22 y2 c
—
6%
Y-Y Hill's
7-13
——_
(W. R.) & Co.—
Increased quarterly
Hidden
3
1
13c
—
(s-a)
(quar.)
Spencer,
6-8
15C
Life
i7yac
(initial)
com.
dividend
Increased
6-13
$1.50
Insurance
Employees
D.
;M 7-10
7- 2
(initial)-;------—-——u.-—
c.)v neiy
Government ;;
5-28
17%c
-i-————
Employees
1
'
Hewitt-Robins,
5-25
30c
.(quar.)
Corp.
Government
6-12
17%c
(quar.)
Inc.
1
4-
——
(quar.)—
Heublein, Inc.
"—~
6-11
•
25c
—.—
Co.
1
3-
4-11-63
(quar.)
Creamery
Corp.
2-
3-11-63
$.04166
*
Hibbard,
8c
—
(quar.)
F„)
Hershey
Hertz
50c
Co.
(B.
Stations.
6-25;;V:
10c
(quar.)
Goodwill
:
1
5-15
8-15
1 ;
2-11-63
$.04166
'
—
—
Inc.
Goodrich
Y5-
5 ;■
9-
12-31
—„
new
7-13
7-
Public Service, Ltd, common
preference (quar.)
preference B (quar.)
0%
preference C (quar.)
5% preference D (quar.),
6% preference E (quar.)
^Jamaica Water Supply, common (quar.)
12*
$.04166
8-3
82 i/2c
$1.08%
7%
————,,,—
u,
45c
/,
(quar.)
7%
9-
1-10-63
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
Jamaica
8-
$.04166
(increased-quar.),^.
preferred
preferred
Jeager Machine
,
11-
.
When
Share
•
Light—
1
10-
12-10
—
Hershey Chocolate Corp,
Stock
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Gordon Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.)
D.
6-
6-19
6-15
30c
.
(quar.)-—-————
Inc.
Telegraph
Bros..
Gorham
Y
8-10
11-10
—
(monthly)
6-30
$.04166
(monthly)
Class
4.80%
6-
9-10
$.04166
(monthly),:
5-25
•
'
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)_
—
Glidden Company
(quar.)
Globe Envelope, class A
Stock
(monthly)—
6-15
8c
Class B
&
Class
1
3.30%
4.35%*'
7-10
10-10
r.
&
Common
6-11
s
...
$.04166
—
8
Glenmore Distillers, class A (quar;)—.———:
Globe-Union,
(monthly)
1
-25c
5-23
$.04166
(monthly )——
Class
6-
-
6-25
$.04166
—
Class
7-
■;
5-23
$.04166
———
7-
•
5-31
6-25
$.04166
(monthly)
20c
$1.15
•
,-•6-15
of Company
Power
Irving
6-15
r!
.j
Amer.
Insurance
(quar.)——.
Appley—
(monthly),—
(monthly)
6-15
1
'
•
A
&
6-15
1
7-
s
1
7-
(monthly)—
Falls
Gold
7-
$1.23
dep. receipts—
(Less British income tax of 38%%)
Formerly called Glaxo Laboratories
- ^
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, Corp. (quar.
—
Class A (monthly) ——&
Ltd.,
Group,
Class
••••
(quar.)_____.—_i- '%V.;:»;;12c
Co.
L
%
6-23
class
27%c
—YY-----
(quar.)—
Gillette Company (quar.),
Gilpin (Henry R.), class A (quar.)-:—
2
6-23
;
$1.25
-■(
Cards
Greeting
9-
$1.24
>
•
r.
Co. (increased-quar.)—___
Cement (quar.)
Portland
Gibson
—-—
preferred
$5
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Gerber Products
Giant
7-
25c
—
:
Co.,
Power
$4.96
9-15
50c
$2
c
50c
—
;
8-
Herman
49
Per
Name
Iowa
6-15
15c
(quar.)
(initial),
8-
:
74/2
6-29
Co.-r*
common
$1.25
I7y2c
dividend
Powder
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)
1
When
Share
i
of Company
Express
8-
7-
s
(2637)
..
Per
Name
7-
20c
-
(quar.)_,
'I
t
<
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.27%'
(quar.)
Inc.
v.-
$1.50
.•»
.
preferred
(quar.)
__
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
—
5%
preferred (quar.),,
$5
voting preferred
(quar,),.
$2 voting 2nd preferred
(quar.)——
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
:
l
>
$1.50
■1
;
—
6%
Genung's,
*
■
Helm's
(quar.)_
preferred
,'-.t
■
Corp.—
(quar.),,;
preferred
$8
Share
Company
Waterworks
f.
When
Per
Name of
General
■!
5%
6-11
5-
2
Quarterly
I7y2c
7-16
6-29
$1.75
7-
6-14
15c
*
—
Lilly (Ell) & Co. (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.),,
Littelfuse, Inc.
(initial)
———
2
6-10
5-
30c
6-
5
5-25
4
50C
6-10
5-18
25c
6-15
6-
3%C
8-15
7-30
1
The Commercial and
(2638)
50
6-29
<0
00
$1.10
6-10
5-17
$1.10
9-10
8-17
$1.10
12-10
11-16
1
Michigan Seamless
Little Miami RR.—
(quar.).
(quar.).
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Original Stock
Original Stock
Original Stock
Original Stock
Special Stock
Special Stock
Special Stock
Special Stock
Litton Industries
Midwest
50c
>12-10
11-16
50c
3-10-63
2-1*
Mickelberry's
8-15
7-31
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Lock
Joint
Pipe
Mill
Life
Star
Lone
Star Gas,
(P.)
&
Title
i.
Lower
H
)l
Ludlow
$6
-\»
»
\
Power &
5-25
2
6-15
7-
2
6-
1
Minnesota
7-
2
6-
1
Mirro
5%
6-
1
5-
1
5-31
8-
7-16
Mississippi
1
7-14
6-15
60c
6-
8
5-25
25c
6-30
6-18
60c
6-15
6-
Class
3-for-l
split)
Co.
Red
Extra
Fund,
Madison
Gas
Inc.
Ltd.
Shoes,
Maher
Conv.
5-18
5%
6-22
6-
$1.05
6-15
5-18
12 V2C
6-11
5-31
87 %c
6-15
5-18
30c
6-29
6-
8
25c
6-12
6-
2
(quar.)
9-
8-15
Ltd.
(s-a)
5-24
Monarch Fine Foods
Monroe
Monsanto
6-15
5-16
55c
7-
2
6-
6-
5
5-15
$5c
—
6-22
5-22
6-22
6-11
25c
6-15
5-25
6-15
7-20
6-30
*30c
6-11
5-10
Montgomery
N.
(quar.)—
Transport Shares
payments
(£oth
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-
8
Moore
(E. R.)
1
6-
8
Moore
Corp.,
35c
6-11
2c
6-29
5-31
2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
investment
from
are
6-29
Stores
5-31
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Life
Semi-annually
Maple wood Bank
Mt.
Insurance
6-11
5-21
50c
(quar.)—
5-31
35c
(quar.)
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.
Manufacturers
7-
6-
2
•:
7-
i$2
$1.27%
7-
1
5-31
Northern
92c
per
6%
preferred
Vernon
2
6%
6-
7-
6-
2
6
6-20
6-
6-
6-
8
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-
80.
6-
8 ■"
6'Ac
7-13
7-
2
6-
5-25
4
Mountain
Electronics
Mountain
6-20
6-
6-
3c
6-20
25c
7-
2
6-20
25c
7-
2
6-20
(stock dividend)
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Marsh Supermarkets. Inc.
(quar.)
3%
6-22
5-31
Marshall
89c
$1
(Calif.),
preferred
Marquardt
&
4'A%
Co.,
called
issue
plus
(quar.)
common
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Field
Entire
75c
(quar.)_
J.)
Martin-Marietta
(quar.)
25c
$1.12%
4V2%
6-11
5-23
22 %c
7-16
6-20
Inc.,
Corp.
Mattel,
Mays
Conveyor
Inc.
66-
6-30
6-
5-31
tlOC
6-15
: :$1.37%
6-15
6-15
5-18
6-
5-18
25c
&
$50c
7-
2
1
6-
6-
6-11
62 %c
6-29
6-12
5-29
preferred
$6 preferred
McDermott (J.
6-11
$1.37%
(quar.)
6-29
$1.12%
6-29
&
15c
:
Engineering
Co.
6-12
6-1
$1.37%
6-30
6* 20
37 %c
Machine
6-15
6-
&
New
common
New
4%
5%
Means
(initial
quar.)
(initial)
Medallion
Medusa
Mellon
Portland
National
Cement
Bank
Trust
Stores
Co.
Merchants
Refrigerating Co.
Mesta
Co., common
preferred
Machine
Co.
Metal
Goods Corp.
Metal
&
7%
Thermit
preferred
Co.
4.45%
Mexican
$1
Michaels
(J.),
Michigan
Gag
:
common
4.40%
~
preferred
(quar.)
2
6-15
6-11
5
(quar.)__
5-29
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
6-14
6-
1
7-
•
,
2
6-12
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Nestle-Le
New
Mur
Co.
New
common-
6-15
New
Haven
Gas
6-
New
Haven
Water
7-
77-
1
6-
4
1
6-
4
1
6-
4
Pacific
Pacific
5-21
6%
6-15
5-31
Pacific
6-15
5-31
(-stock dividend)
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co. (quar.)
6-15
5-25
Pacific
6-
5-17
Pacific
7-
1
$25c
8-
1
7-16
11-
1
10-16
6-11
5-28
5c
50c
$1.10
6-
4
New
-
2
6-15
6-
8
5-25
6%
•
6-15
5-17
Pan
$1.50
8-
7-
Panhandle
1
5
6-15
5-31
Park
6-
Parkersburg-Aetna
6-15
5-31
7%
(quar.)
6-15
7-
35c
5-31
Tube
6-15
5-25
Penick & Ford,
5-29
Peninsular
55c
6-22
6-
1
25c
6-15
6-
1
10c
...
6-15
20c
6-
5
20c
*
(quar.)
6-
5
5c
7-
5-17
7-
6-
2
,
1
32c
7-
2
(quar.)
6-29
85c
7-
$1
$1.01'A
12 %c
50c
2
6>
8
-.6-156-15
1
6-
8
1
6-
8
(quar.)
6c
5-11
2
5-28
6-10
5-31
933Ac
'
6-15
6-10
5-15
6-29
6-15
7- 1
6- 4
6-15
6-19
6-22
8-10
6-15
5-29
6-15
6-15
16c
50c
Quarterly
Controls,
IV2C
12'/2c
$15c
t20c
t35c
14c
4c
20c
15c
15c
30c
35c
(quar.)
Products
>
(quar.)
:
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)__.
Penn-Dixie Cement
(quar.)
Penn. Fruit Co.,
common
(quar.)_.
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, com.
u.—-
7-
1
$1.12%
7-
1
60c
6-15
7- 2
6-15
6-14
6-15
9-18
6- 5
6-15
15c
_
6-15
10c
/
.
6-15
6-15
6-15
7- 1
7- 2
7-2
7- 2
.^7- 2
7- 2
6-28
7-13
35c
(quar.):—
4.10%
..
Power
preferred
&
Light,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
4Vi%-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred -(quar.)
(l 4.6(L%
com.
(quar.)
*
—
Life
Quarterly
Insurance
6-
8
(Washington,
D.
6-
8
5-31
Stock
dividend
Pepsi-Cola
Co.
(quar.)
•
(quar.)—
(Long Island) (quar.)
,
6-
8
5-31
6-15
4-18
6-
1
6-
5
6-
8
7-27
5-24
5-14
5-31
5-31
6-15
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
9-
4
6-
1
5-29
5-18
6-1
66-
5
5
6-
5
6-
8
6-
8
6-
8
6-
8
6-
8
6-
1
6-14
C.)
—
Peoples Telephone Corp., common
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR.
(s-a)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
„
,—
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light. & Coke (quar.)
Peoples
;...--33c
• 83%c
$1.10
$1.12y2
„.$1.15
50c
37'/2c
-
Gas—
(quar.)
7- 3
4%
Pennsylvania
8
7-
7-
7
22y2c
5-29
7-
6-11
7
6-
preferred 4quar.>
—___—.,$1.02'/2
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)j._
25c
6-15
.
6-29
50c
6-
7- 5
25c
50c
—'—$1
:
50c
$2.50
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Inc., new com.
Metal
Penn
3.35%
.•
6-30
6-
1
47%c.-
*■
5-31
5-17
-
6-15
50c
28c.
.
Co
Mining Corp.
Peerless
2
6-13
6-13
5-25
5-15
5-15
(increased)
Peabody Coal Co., common
30c
6-15
6- 6
Corp. (quar.)_.
Ltd. (resumed)
of Canada,
6-15
37y2c
50c
Manufacturing Co. Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
40c
Insurance-(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
6
(quar.)
Transportation
Chemical
6-15
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)_—
Y.)
Co.
6-30
Paton
Corp.
(N.
18c
Patino
(increased)
Line,
Pipe
Pictures
15c
8c
preferred (quar.)_:
4%%
Paramount
Park-Lexington
Parmelee
8
A
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
&
Eastern
5-22
,
2%
class
2
7-
6-
-
Parker-Hannifin
50C
10c
20c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
preferred
6-30
15c
(quar.)__
7-15
5
25c
—_
Supermarkets,
American
6-
7'/2c
Tubes
Hersey
6-13
8-15
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-13
6-29
common-
America,
dividend
Stock
4%
(s-a)
preferred
Newmont
Paddington
$1.75
—
of
: 6- 5
6-29
7- 1
6-29
Consolidated Corp.
preferred
Packer's
-
5
6-15
(quar.)
7-
Page
$3.75
7-16
Products
Tin
8
State Electric
6-12
6-29
2'/2%
Properties
Pacific
6-
York
5-11
7-1
1
30c
Packaging Corp.
6-29
pfd.
7-
6- 5
5-15
6-
31'Ac
37 V2c
(quar.)
5-15
75c
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quarj_l
York Equities, class A
(monthly)
6-16
pfd.
5-15
1
4%
7-25
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
6-15
2
New
8-
Co.,
Hawaiian
6-
New
6-30
1
Zinc
Products
Coast
6-
Jersey Power & Light,
4.05% preferred (quar.)
Jersey
Clay
Coast
preferred
6-15
•
1
30c
6-15
1
__;
11-
12- 3
6-10
6-15
7-16
25c
6-11
15c
,
1
6-22
7-16
40c
(quar.)
6-19
6-
62y2c
(quar.)
6-15
6-20
New
New
tl5c
7-14
9
'
6-15
$1
Class, common
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
(initial)
(quar.)
7-16
4
common
8-16
Hampshire Insurance—
7-
1
Ltd., class A
Power,
6-
35c
—
Indemnity Co.
(quar.)
Outdoor Advertising
(quar.)
~
5-15
$1.19
$1
10c
30c
(quar.)__I
5-15
6-15
20c
25c
Newberry (J. J.)
(quar.)
New England Electric. System
(quar.)
New England Telephone &
Telegraph (quar.)
50c
$25c
common
Class
Chemical
Corp.
7-13
Corp.—
A
6-15
9c
Corp
37 %c
(quar.)
95c
1
$1.11'A
~
5
7-
class
6-15
15c
10c
30c
Paper,
(quar.)
5-18
45c
50c
Nekoosa-Edwards
1
97 %c
„
7
6-
Series—
Co.
6-29
(quar.)
4%
(from investment income)
Stocks (from investment
Fire
Cement
5-18
2%
Wholesale
Tail
(quar.)
Co.
Neisner Bros. Inc.
1
6-
Union
Nazareth
5-29
6-11
96'Ac
(quar.)
National
6-14
6-11
.
$1.08%
pfd.
6-
6-15
stock¬
National Steel Corp. (quar.)
National Tank Co. (quar.)
5-15
6-12
30c
(qnar.)_._
6-15
2c
National-Standard
5-15
6-
Growth
6-15
40c
Owens-Illinois
income)
5-21
6-15
87 %C
(initial)
7-
15c
(quar.)
Electric,
5-25
50c
'
(quar.)
&
8
35c
,
(quar.)
Inc.
6-
87 %c
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
Light & Power, $1
preferred
5-29
National
40c
(reduced
Corp.,
National Income
20c
(quar.
(guar 1
preferred
Securities
5-29
40c
(quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Lie. (Del.)
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80% "pfd.
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
National
6-15
2
7- 2
6-11
Transportation Co. (quar.)
Oxford
Paper Co.
(increased)
Owens-Corning Fibergas
(quar.)
(a
;
1
25c
1.11
Y.)
Coal
(quar.)__
preferred
6-15
7-
Overnite
7-25
5%
__
(quar.)______
Publishing
Otter
8
10-25
6-15
50c
(N.
Oshawa
6-
1
6-15
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
Assurance
6-15
2
1
non-cum
7-2
$1.10
$1.06'A
National Presto Industries
1
97V2c
4% preferred D (quar.)
Orpheum Building
(s-a)
Osborn Mfg.
(quar.)
7-
8-
25c
dividend)
;
Fire
S3.50
7-
(quar.)
&
Merchants
Meredith
6-15
6-
dividend
Tyrone
6-29
11-
40c
(stock
6-30
20c
$1.75
Corp.
6-30
20c
5%
6-15
1
common
Quarterly
Merck &
2
7-
(quar.)
Pictures
Mercantile
7-
62 %c
preferred (s-a)
(F. W.)
& Co.,
17c
$.00%
1
6-29
$1.11
_r_
30c
(s-a)
1
6-
40c
8
6-19
8
Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
Common
6-
7- 1
7- 1
6-11
6-29
7-16
Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
National
5-25
5-23
7- 2
6-15
7-16
Quarterly
Co.—
preferred
$7 preference
6-12
6-11
8-15
7- 2
'
1
6-
15c
30c
(Canada)
5-8
8
t$1.75
7-16
(quar.)
fn.
6-15
6-
•
t50c
(quar.)_.
56'Ac
Assurance
6-29
25c
5-29
6-
50c
t
(Milw.)—
(quar.)
Mathieson
50c
(initial)
6-15
5-19
6-29
(Hartford)
Co.
5-23
4
6-11
Quarterly
25c
Johnson
6%
Oil
6-15
6-
6-11
8
Lead
&
National Life
(Ohio)
Quarterly
Mead
National
5-25
Gypsum Co.
6-30
6-30
50c
5-28
(quar.)
Products
Gas
7%
Common
McNeil
Food
National
6-11
2
20c
37J/2C
6-
(quar.)
Chemical
7-
75c
7-10
Olympla Brewing (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Opelika Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
Y.)—
(quar.)
5-25
5-24
6-12
(quar.)
National
6-14
6-15
&
preferred
National
6-15
6-29
35C
(reduced)
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. (N. Y.)—
6-29
15c
Distillers
preferred
6-30
6-15
$0.328125
2%
common
7-25
5-11
6-29
(quar.)
National Fire Insurance
6-15
$1.50
;
5-18
8
July 5)
new
Products
4'A%
6-15
t50c
t68%c
(quar.)
8
1
Co.
(resumed)
(Detroit) (quar.)
Lines
4%%
6-15
(quar.)...
Ray) & Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-15
6-29
on
Co.,
Dairy
National
5-21
6-29
v
87 %c
McGraw Edison Co.
$5.50
National City
National
20c
to
6-22
7-31
6-11
25c
subject
6-22
7-
/;? 6- 7
6-
Extra
Co.—
40c
2%
Register
Castings
National Casualty
6-15
8c
Cash
National
5-17
(quar.)
Biscuit
National
8
$1
of
7-
55c
20c
National
1
(quar.).
dividend
holders approval
6-19
6-15
stock
7-
$1.06
20c
10c
Y.)
6-22
$1.25
$1.12'/2
25c
12y2c
5-18
(Okla.)
(N.
Co.
Ben
16c
Westchester
of
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
Bank
National
6-15
10-
Oliver
capital
N.
7-
40c
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi River Products Lines
Quarterly
■
Olin
6-
(s-a)
(Norwich,
6-15
40c
Oklahoma,
Old
6-29
Co
National Bank of Tulsa
6-15
7-
30c
(s-a)
6-29
20c
New
common
(initial quar.)
McCrory
Corp., common
(quar.)
3'/a%
preferred
(quar.)
5'/a%
preferred
(quar.)
4'/a%
5-18
9
Cove, N. Y.)
Trust
&
Oil
Stock
1
37 %c
Securities
Bank
6-15
6-15
7-
(quar.)
1
6-15
(quar.)
7-
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
40c
common
$1.45
$1.40
5-18
6-28
Common
5-18
%
: c$1.12
McCormick-Armstrong (quar.)
McCormick
Inc.,
1
25c
preferred
12-
26'Ac
(quar.)
(Glen
Nation-Wide
National
7c
$2.50 pfd.
System,
preferred
Nassau Trust
Stock Fund,
(quar.)
Corp.,
6%
Co.,
preferred
6-20
10c
realized
6-15
7-
6-22
6-15
preferred
6-15
12 %c
(from
1
(Del.)
(quar.)
Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)
Flour
common
12-20
25c
Corp.
5-29
(quar.)
2%
(reduced)
Shares
6-20
27c
Crankshaft
Ohio
4
6-25
Mutual
8
(quar.)
Lumber
Mutual
8-
37'/2C
(quar.)
Edison
2%
—__
6-22
7-14
8-15
Africa tax)
Oceanarlum. Inc.
Ogilvie
25c
(quar.)
common
10c
Muskogee Co.
8
2
30c
W.) Inc.
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
McBrine
(L.), Ltd., preferred
McCord
4
2
;
Growth
dividend)
dividend)
Inc.,
Extra
4
6-
7-
(J
River
6-
6-29
7-
Maytag
McCloud
1
7-20
2 8/10c
(quar.)
Investors
(stock
5'A% preferred (quar.)
Murphy Corp. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring
6-22
31'Ac
(Quarterly from investment income).
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common (quar.)..
5'/a%
preferred
(quar.)
;
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Mathews
2
$1.12%
(initial).
new
(stock
A
gains)
preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts
7-
A
Class
Munsingwear,
6-27
47%C
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—•
Common
(quar.)
1
Masonite
Class
5-25
7-20
7-
$1.50
4'/a%
preferred
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (increased-quar.)
common
6
6
6-15
at $104
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
68-
10c
15
June
on
6%
Co.,
45c
preferr»d
for redemption
dividend
above
Marshall-Wells
6-22
7-14
$1.12
37'/2C
$1.433/4
Insurance
3.90%
Movielab Film Laboratories—
Basket
Market
(N.
National
4.40%
5-30
35C
Supply
(quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Quarterly
:
Trust
&
6-22
40c
4.44%
1
(initial)
7-14
(s-a)
Ohio
6
6-20
Fuel
$1.05
(quar.)
Ohio
0 d >: 'j3 uJt 2 7x 0 b 17n 17.
25c
(quar.)
com.
5-25
6-22
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (equal to approxi¬
mately $1.40 per share less Union of South
6-29
$3.50
Inc.,
Paper
5-25
6-20
7-14
common
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
10c
(quar.)
Mills,
6-22
6c
Co.
6-20
30c
6
1
$1.25
preferred (s-a)
5-17
Quarterly
8
2
15c
v-;v
6-15
9
44P
-~™
(qu.ar.)_
(Chicago) (quar.)
preferred
Northwestern
6
7-
5c
$25c
pfd. (quar.)
2
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
Airlines,
7-16
$1.75
(quar.)
Trust
conv.
Northwest
20c
Corp.
76-
$1.37'/2
preferred
6-15
2%
4
6-
Northern
Northwest
7-
25c
$5 pfd. (quar.)
Industries
(initial)
Parts
5-10
5-10
5y4%
Lines, Inc
Co. (quar.)
7-
15c
(quar-.-)hs-
common
Ry.
(quar.)
Power, common
Quebec
1st
6-12
(Amsterdam,
Company (initial)
Ltd. (quar.)—
&
Pacific
6-12
20%
6-1
3
5'/2%
share
Co.
5-31
42 V2 c
—
"
.
,.
6-29
7-20
Common
shares
Trust
6-20
7-16
$1.22
Ohio
Northern
Clemens Industries,
7%
_
5-31
Manufacturing
Mount
1
(Toronto)—
•!;,
1
Finance Corp.,
Motor
6-15
7-
dividend
Morton
Motor
30c
$1.17%
$1.50
(John)
Stock
in¬
(quar.)
Corp.
5-31
Moore-McCormack
5-11
Morrell
Shares
5-31
1
(s-a)
7-
(quar.)
1
7-
Montgomery Ward «fc Co., common (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
:
:
come.)
Mangel
Y.)
25c
$25c
(quar.)
5-15
7-
County
59 %c
(quar.)
6-15
35c
(quar.)
5-31
25c
£££--
Telephone, com.
(quar.)
5% preferred <quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
25c
dividend
Stock
5-25
25c
1
$1.12%
American
5-31
5-31
6-20
12 %c
(quar.)™___
preferred (quar.)
5.80% preferred (quar.)
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
Utilities, common (quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-11
6-20
__
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
;
6-11
10c
5%%
preferred
2
37'/2c
Insurance
5.75%
Northern
7-
1
34%c
—
Northern Natural Gas,
6-11
Co.
1
20C
(quar.)
(quar.)_™_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
preferred
6-25
Approximately
12'/2C
4.88%
Northern
1
1%
preferred
4.70%
preferred
5.10%
preferred
Montecatini (Italy)
5-18
12 %c
:v
41/2%, preferred
5-14
(stock dividend)—
(quar.)
Chemical
4.50%
5-22
15c
—
(semi-annual)
Equipment
Montana-Dakota
6
$2y2c
■
———-
(quar.)
Co._
5-16
Auto
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Cement
6-15
$15c
—
35c
common
Industries
General
5-14
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
6-12
10c
Rubber
12-
1
4'A%
Mohasco
preferred
1
12-15
50c
Public Service, com—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.22% preferred (quar.)
6-15
18c
(quar.)
9-
4.40%
1
5-25
preferred
9-15
Northern Indiana
5-31
7-
6-11
(quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.
Managed Funds, Inc.—
5-31
6-16
6-
(quar.)
oriority shares
4.75%
6-16
6-12
(quar.)
Public Service,
Maine
$1
60c
6-12
Corp., Ltd.—
Mailman
North River Insurance Co.
6-15
—
Mines,
Electric
&
North
6-11
30c
common
i
^
Co
6-15
5%
3'/2%
Gas
2
6-27
%%
(quar.)
Magnavox
Company
Magnin (Joseph) Co.
Penn
Mfg. Corp. (stock div.)
(increased quar.)
6-12
River
______—_———
Madison
7-
dividend
Industries,
8
6-
«...
-
Lines
45c
Model Engineering &
(quar.)
Gold
Lake
$1.10
20c
(quar.)
MecWhyte Company
Madsen
Van
Modine Mfg. Co.
,
1
6-
6-15
common-™
Refractories
American
5-31
.
&
American
5c
Stock
6-
6-22
10c
___.
North
6-18
5-10
10c
szzz.
Corp.—
North
6-18
Monarch
Car
Investment,
5'/2% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
5-28
6
8
22'/2C
(initial)
common
American
8-30
2
4.20%
American
New
6-15
2
8
6-
6-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
6-
6-
5-15
6-15
$1
i-
9-11
common
1
6-22
6-15
30c
t5c
Corp.
7-
7-
1
Acceptance
$1.15
7-
$8c
H.)
(R.
6-12
25c
6-
25c
$55c
(quar.)
common
American Aviation
North
8
20c
Extra
Macy
6-
35c
Bloedel & Powell
MacMillan
2
Pacific
Mohawk
a
■f
7-
RR., class A
(quar.)
Missouri Public Service, common (quar.)
1
Ry.,
North
5-25
B
Missouri
(stockholders approve
Co.
6-15
$1.50
—
(quar.)
F.)
(S.
7-2
(incr.-quar.)__
Fuel
8
10c
American
5-21
25c
River
6-
6-
7-12
6-12
common
(quar.)__
6-30
quar.)
Quarterly
Common
$4.60 preferred
preferred
(quar.)
8
$1.31'A
(increased
North
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,
Mississippi Glass,
8
6-
10-11
20c
Mississippi Power,
6-
6-30
1
$1.25
6-15
6-30
6-30
1
6-25
30c
8
97 %c
$1.02%
$1.02'/2
8-
7-15
(quar.)
8
$1.21'A
Quarterly
9
8
11-
5-18
6-
6-
15c
9
22 %c
8
6-30
15c
6-
Light—
Co.
Ltd.
Western
&
75c
(quar.)
6-
Corp.
Mines,
50c
(quar.)
6-30
90c
Normetal
North
—
6-
85c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mining, Ltd.
Norris-Thermador Corp. (quar.)
4
(quar.)
Valley Natural Gas
Aluminum
4.40%
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.
Lynch Cornoration (stock dividend)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
MacDonald
6-
6-30
6%
I
6-15
6-20
7-
6%
6-15
6-
(quar.)
Mfg.
6-15
>*•
+■
preferred
&
6-12
$25c
Typograph, common
(quar.)
Co.
Minnesota
6-15
$22 V2C
(quar.)—
M'.), Ltd.
(quar.)__
preference
Lunkenheimer
Mining
Ltd.—
Co.
Power
Lawrence
Brewing Co
Ludlow Corp. (quar.)—
■
Minnesota
35c
1
(quar.)
Lucky Lager
"'*•
■t
Co.
(Walter
Corp.
(quar.)
Lubrizol
5-25
50c
Nashville,
preferred
Lowney
h-
i'
St.
4'/2%
6-11
preferred
75c
Exploration (quar.)__
RR.
(qua.r.)
Louisiana Land &
Louisville
6-
Noranda
6-15
6-29
6-29
6-29
15c
6-22
'
Norfolk
15c
6-25
7-
1
$25c
6-30
$1.75
(quar.)
6-
5-29
1%C
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Common
(quar.)
60C
6-21
7-10
6-11
1
20c
(12c from net invest¬
plus 18c from undistributed
long-term capital gains)
Nopco Chemical Co., common (quar.)
u
Share
6-15
2
income
ment
8
6-15
Minneapolis Brewing Co,
30c
Niagara
6-
7-
45c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.25%
5-21
6-15
(Md.)
Corp.
5-21
convertible
9-29
6-12
15c
5-18
3%
10-16
15c
6-15
8
4.10%
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
3.90%
5-28
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
6-11
$1.21
■
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., common
Louisville
.
common
preferred
Class
6-30
37 %c
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
s
6
6-11
Holders
Payable of Rec.
933Ac
—
4.85%
(quar.)
Appliances Co
Chemicals Philipp
&
7-
(Fort
(quar.)
25c
(Can.)
Island
H
*!
.*830
Corp.
Inc.
When
Share
.
_
3.60 %
5%
Products
25c
Co.
(quar.)—
Cement
t!
V
5c
Insurance
6-11
:
preferred
(quar.)
Trust Co. (N.
4.84%
Lorillard
7%
6-30
6-13
7-14
25c
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Insurance
Lone
Long
*40c
Life
Food
Brick, Ltd.
Safety
Minerals
6-15
Neb.)—
dividend
Common
Lodding Engineering
London
4-27
United
,
1
2
Corp
Factors
Milton
B (quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Aircraft
Lockheed
Oil
Stock
Mine
1st preference
7-
Niagara
3.40%
40c
Midwest
Midwestern
—————
Cos., Ltd.—
$1.60
(Lincoln,
..
preferred (quar.)
Frontier Transit System (quar.)
Mohawk Power, common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Niagara
7
20c
5-17
8-17
6-21
8
6-
Quarterly
6-10
9-10
„
8-
2
17 %c
;
Insurance
50c
(quar.)
--(2-for-l stock split)
share)
Loblaw
Life
8-20
7-
25c
of Company
Newport Electric, 3%%
1
26 %c
Tube
(quar.)
Utilities
50c
American
of
South
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
2-15
$1.10 3-10-63
Oilfields, Ltd.—
deposit receipts (final payment
approximately $0,076 per depositary
Lobitos
Middle
6-
6-15
15c
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Michigan Gas Utilities™
,
Holders
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
12'/2C
class A (quar.).
Lipe Rollway Corp.,
Holders
When
Per
Share
of Company
IVamf
Financial Chronicle \
——
15c
22c
$2.50
10c
3%
6-11
6-15
8- 1
6-15
6-15
35c
6-30
*.♦
■
•
5-21
6-
5
7-30
6-
1
6-
1
6-11
'
Volume
Number 6165
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name
Perine
Corp.
45/2 %
preferred
Per
Name
of Company
6-15
6-
1
Rice
25c
7-
1
6-
6
Rich's
7-
1
6-
6
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Richardson-Merrell, Inc.
(Del),
12VaC
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paul,
Inc.
5-18
Inc.,
50C
&
Petroleum
Pfizer
&
Corp.,
Trading
(Charles)
(quar.)
A
class
5-11
Richmond,
6-
9
5-18
9-
9
6-11
Payable
of Rec.
6-15
5-25
8-17
6-
6-20
7%
4
Co.___
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
25c
6-
5
45c
6-15
5-15 v
7-
(quar.)
Ridge
5-23
Riegel
Paper
6- 1
Riegel
Textile
Tool
Co.,
$1
*
5-15
3
6-
,15c
8
6-29
30c
__
,A
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly.
Morris,
Inc.,
(quar.)
if"
—
6-29
Rinehart
6-19
Rio
$1
,8-
1
7-16
97V2C
8-
1
7-16 1
4%.; preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Piedmont Natural Gas, common (increased)- '
Pioneer
5-18
7-10
90c
.
6-15
15c,
$i.37y2
6-30
$1
7-14
6c
(quar.)—*
preferred
(quar.)
8%
3
6-18
Southeastern
7-
3
6-18
eouthern
6-9
5-25
6-
6-15
6-15
'/'"V'-'' -z
Fund,. Inc.r—
8
5-28
-
6-
1
$1
10c
10c
6-15
6-
5
6
5-
8
8-15
8-
1
"6-27
6-
6
6-
Jt50c
.
Southern
;
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Pioneer Natural Gas 6 (quar.l
Pioneer
Plastics
:
;24c
v
(quar.)
4.75%
r
1
7-13
>
7-13
\
6-15
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
6-
5-25
;
T,
8-i 1
',
'15c
Controls
Robertson
Co.
Robinson
5-28
5-25
;
6-12
,
5-3V
2
6-15
6-
1
7-
1
8-
l
xi"
2
Ryan
1
7-
2
6-15
6-20
5-29
...t25c
6-22
5%-
6-25
6-
1
6-11
(stockholders approve a twosplit)
____——-——
Pneumo Dynamics Corp. (stock dividend)
8-
3
6-15
3%
5-25
5c
6-25
JS%.j 1st preferred (quar.)*.——
62y2c
6-25
4
$2,50
62y2C
6-25
preferred
(quar.)
1%
Co., Inc. (stock dividend) —
Pqrter (H,: K.), Inc.- (Mass.)
(quar.)
Pqtlatch Forests (quar.)—
6-30
10c
(L.'-F.)
6-11
25c
—
6-9
'
r
«5-31
; 6* 1
4.30%
Potomac
36c
Pratt,
30c
6-30
St.
6-22
*6«f 1
Electric Power ^ quar.)______■——
& Co.!-——-———-;——
Preferred Insurance Co. (stock div.)—-—Reed
President
Gold
Brand
6-29
_
Price Bros,.
6-
__
tic
dividend)*!**.———
,6%
Stock
Cotton
&
Company
Life
Men's
Providence
1
1
**
7-
2
7-
2
6-25
6-25
5%
*;'5-25
>?S"-25
2%
;;
T3-15
St.
f
,;
6-29
5%
Co.
New
of
6-29
?^%-15
5.05%
5.28 %
6-15
6-
55c
6-30
5-31
$1.02
6-30
$i.04ya
6-30
T8-31
$i.o7y2
6-30
"5-31
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
r' 5-31
6-30
""*5-31
$i.26y4
$1.32
35c '
.
Corp., common (quar.)
original preferred (quar.)
7%, 1st preferred
(quar.)_
Publicker Industries, Inc.—- •
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
Puerto Rico Telephone - (quar.)
;
50c
—_
*,
-
Class
Inc.,
6-
$4.50
8
5
E.
Ralston
-
Stevens
6-15
5-31 ;
Seaboard
r-;
less
share
v
Class A
(quar.)
preferred
1
„6-i5
:
.-6- 5
6-21
7-
2
:
$5
United
J/.;
preferred
6-
Seven-Up Bottling
8
6-8
40C
5-15
Sexton
Reeves
Reid
Inc.
Bros.
(John)
Steel
Reliance
-
6-
1
6-15
Shawmut Association
1
6-15
Shell
1
oftaver
Oil
Co.
6-28
6-
7-2
Sheller
Mfg. Corp.
6-12
5-22
Shenk
5-31
Class
A
Republic
7- 1
tl5c
10- 1
6-14
Shoe
9-14 '
7-
1
6-14
t$1.50
10-
1
90c
7-
2
6-
8c
Tie
a
6-15
5-18
6-15
Republic
Corp.,
Republic
Steel
8-15
8-1
6-15
6-
Reserve
Insurance
Resistoflex
Stock
6-15
6-
1
10c
8-15
Sigma
Sigma
Inc.
4 V2 %
2nd
Revnolds
&
5-18
5-31
25c
6-15
5-18
$2.25
6-15
5-18
6-15
5-15
$2 8c
7-
2
10-
1
25c
preferred
Drug
&
Chemical
Skil
25c
7-
2
(auar.)
$5.80
6-11
5-10
$3
6-15
6-1
£ 6- 8
5-25
$3
Fruit
Class
Oil
Co.
(Indiana)
Oil
Co.
6-22
6-29
6-
6-29
6-15
8
«—
6-29
6-11
Standard
6-12
7-
6-11
59 %c
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
6-30
—
--
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
40c
6-
5
5-15
90c
7-
2
6-
6-
6
5-16
12%c
8
Venezuelan
Oil
Corp.,
Cc.
new
Trust, Ltd.—:
2
7-
7-25
-11-10
5-28
6-11
-
„
6-15
3
6-29
6-12
6-19
6-
5
'
6-22
6-
4
Smith
(Howard)
preferred
6-29
8-
1
6-29
6-11
5-29
7-
2
6-15
6-
8
5-25
7-10
5-25
V 7- 2
6-11
7-
6-11
4%
6-18
2
7-27
6-
20c
6-
1.
20c
6-
8
8
6-15
6-27
5-
8
5-
8
5-31.
60c
30c
6-
8
7-
2
6-15
30c
6-15
5-18
6-15
5-31
15c
16y2c
6-18
6-
4
10c
120c
6-15
6-
1
6-15
5-15.
6-
5-10
6-
7
5-31
45c
6-
5
5-15
15c
6-25
6-
5
6-25
6-
5
6y»c
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-12
5-29
quar.)
—
(quar.)
8
(quar.)__.
$1.55 preferred (quar.)
Soss Manufacturing Co.
South
Georgia Natural
(quar.)
Gas
Co.
*
(quar.)_
South
(quar.)
5-18
5-
6-
6-29
6-
1
6-29
6-
1
6-29
6-
1
31V4C
38%c
10c
.
25c
$0,168)
——
—
6-30
6-26
Penn
Oil
Co.
1
9
7-
7
5-26
6-27
6-13
7-2
r
State
Loan
Class
6%
6-20
8-
1
7-14
6-29
30c
50c
1
7-14
11-
1
10-15
1
6-30
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-10
6-22
7-10
6-15
.
*
6-22
6-
6
8
5-1 n
6-
8
5-10
c
45c.
6-13
60C
6-12
6214
(quar.)_
Common
,
5-15
6-
8214
5-25
t
5-14 y
'. 6-11
7-16
5-18
6-
c
6-
6-29
6-15
8
93 %C
&
B
Stedman
5-25
7-27
6-28
15c
6-15
6-
1
45c
7-
2
6-
5
6-18
6-
8 :
20c
10c
•
,
,
A
Ltd.
5-25
'
6-15
5-25
"
6-15
5-25
8714
c
6-30
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
25c
3714c
Finance, class
(quar.)___
Bros..
8
25c
:
of
preferred
6-20
6-
120c
T
(initial)____
new
Inc. (s-a)
(quar.)_*.
Co.
5-25
"V 45c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-29
9
7-10
8c
(quar.)__,
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Bfcecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
5% preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
6-29
6-15
$1.25
9-28
9-14
$1.25
(quar.)
.
8
12-31
12-14
«2y8e
7-
2
6-15
Steinway & Sons
40c
6-19
5-11
Stephan
10c
7-
2
6-15
25c
6-11
5-28
6-15
6-
Company
Sterchl Bros. Stores
(quar.)
Sterling
Aluminum
Products
Sterling
Seal
Still-Man
Class
Stix,
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp.
Mfg.,
class
(quar.)
9
5-18
6-
5
$0.00 y8c
Baer &
Fuller Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common
5%
prior preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1st
convertible
30c
6-15
1
6-
8
5-15
•
5-25
6-15 r
20c
(quar.)
—
2nd
B
7-
1
6-
7
25c
7-
1
6-
7
25c
7-
1
6-
7
6-12
5c
5-24
6-11
5-28
Oil
5-28
6-
8
5-25
6-
8
5-25
5c
Broadcasting,
common
(quar.
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred
Stylon Corp.
(quar.)
Sun
6-11
45c
i2yac
Storer
(quar.)
$1.25
6y4c
Co.
(quar.)
Sun Publishing, Ltd., class A
Class
B
(quar.)—
Sundstrand
Corp.
(increased
'1
5-16
>
6-29
43 %c
preferred (quar.)-____
Stone Container Corp. (2-for-l stock split)
Stonecutter Mills, class A
Class
5-25
6-
i2yac
(quar.)
A
1
6-15
35C
12yac
B
7%
25c
(quar.)—____
U6y4c
7-
2
6-20
6-15
5-31
8
5-10
6-
6-15
6-
6
13%c
6-15
6-
6
quar.)——___
25c
6-22
6-
7,
DX Oil (quar.).—_—
Sunset House Distributing Corp. (Calif.)——_—
Quarterly
35c
6-15
5-
8
12 %c
6-15
6-
1
3%
9-14
8-29
2Va%
10-23
9-23
6-30
5-31
Sunray
Sunset Industries (stock dividend)——
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock dividend
Sunshine
Super
$1.20
5%
(quar.)—
Services, Inc.—
1st series preferred
preferred
Superior
Superior
5c
Mining
Food
30c
6-15
6-
8
common
1214c
6-15
6-
4
(quar.)——
6214 c
7-
2
6-
4
Super Valu Stores,
Electric
Oil
Inc.,
Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(Conn.)—
(Calif.)
_
&
Switson
Wayne
Corp.
Syracuse
Transit
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
U0c
6-15
6-
1
135c
7-
2
6-15
6-21
5-31
2%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
;—
40c
7-
12c
Co.
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd
Symington
6c
$3.50
—
_________—
Ltd., common (quar.).
$1.40 preferred (quar.)-_____—
Supermarkets Operating (stock dividend)—_
Superior Propane,
Swift
2%
^
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
proximately
8-
50c
Albany, N. Y. (quar.)
State Capital Life insurance (Raleigh, N. C.i
Common (quar.)
•
1_
dividend
.
9
9
25c
—
-
Insurance
66-
4%
—
8-
35c
50c
(quar..—
preferred A
Carolina
2
t50c
(quar.)
South
Bank
5-25
50c
75c
(quar.)*.*.^-^*..
Sonoco Products
(quar.)
;«
Sonotone Corp., common (stock dividend)
Stock
1
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Snap-On Tools Corp.
Socony-Mobil Oil Co.
$1.25
5-31
5-31
$50c
(initial
5-15
6-
20c
(quar.)_____^
Steel
Shares,
Market
5%
Inc., class A (quar.)
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
$2
8
1
Electric,
Ohio,
Ltd.
Register
State
10-25
,
12J/2c
12J/2c
split—
Pressed
Standard
6- 8
8-10
?15c
South Jersey Gas Co.
of ap¬
Standard Radio.
8-
Co,.—
common
preferred
Standard
5-25
6-11
(s-a)
6-15
6-15
'
3%%
6-14
•
2
5-15
(quar.)
stock
of
Co.
6-21
2
6-
(quar.
Oil
Oil
7-
25%
Co., class A
Com.
Slater
6-15
7-12
i2y2c
&
6
5-25
1314c
(New Jersey)
6-13
......
6-15 /
2
6-11
75c
(quar.)
(Calif.), common
preferred (quar.)
Oil
6-15
(quar.—
7-
75c
Co.
Standard
6-
(quar.)
5
6-
14c
(quar.)
5-18,
(Quebec)—
class A
5rl8
5
6-20
$1.45
Knitting Mills (initial)
conv.
.
Steamship—
Standard
6-14
<
6v
6-
20c
&
preference (accum.)
Holding Corp., class A
7-10
25c
dividend)
6-15
:
1714c
7-
t$1.75
(stock
1
si
1714c
(initial-quar.)
Stewart-Warner
(quar.)
1
6-
45c
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
6-
8714 c
(quar.)
common
6-15
6-30
2
Co.—
2
$3.30
7-
5c •
(quar.)
2
Ltd.—
Canada
Industries
7-
5-18
2
94c,
7-
'
6-15
5-28
7-
25c
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
B
6-30
6-14
i
partic.
Standard
.
V
$1.62
Financial
Standard
5-17
2
25c
prior
prior
7-
"
30c
Quarterly
Standard
5-10
2
pfd. (quar.)
5%
S.)
Oil
3-for-l
6-15
7-20
$1.12 v2
shares "/interim payment
7-13
7-13
2
*
'
Selection
American
1
25c
15c
(quar.)
Company
(T.
Skelly
8
27'/2C
—
*
88-
1
5-10
20%
common
6-11
6-29
1
12yac
dividend
Standard
2
5-15
10c
New
6-
5-15
6-15
a
$1.1214
(quar.)
Stock
6-
6-15
4%
__
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
7-20
7-20
6-15
2c
(A. E.)
Staley
'
6-12
42c
& Steel, new common (initial)
Simplicity Mfg., class A-s.-*.*.*.
*
Simplicity Pattern, new com. (initial-quar.)
Simplex Wire & Cable (quar.)
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
6-15
10c
(quar.)__^
(quar.)_
(Mass.)
8
25c
(quar.
B
9-14
i2y2c
:—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co. (quar.)———*
3.60% preferred (quar.) — —
Rhodesian
Class
Silknit, Ltd.,
6-
75c
$0.0075
Rexall
6-22
of
America
Signal OH & Gas,
Sinclair
3%
Reynolds Co.
5-31
;
10c
(quar.)_
(stock dividend)
7-20
$1.50
Electric (quar.)
Springfield Insurance Co., common (quar.)
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
Springfield
Television
Broadcasting
Corp.
5-25
6-15
7-
Simonds Saw
6-15
6-15
t27c
;
—
B
Sperry Rand Corp., com.
4V2 % preferred (quar.)
Spic & Span (quar.)
1
7-
semi-annually
Simms
6V4C
T
-
(quar.—
(quar.)—
1
6-15
5c
Ltd.
Mines,
i.
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)—
4%%
preferred A
(quar.)
*
3
10c
(quar.).
Increased
Sinclair
(Chicago)
12-
2%
Co.
Instruments
Ltd.—
(quar.)—*.—.___
preferred (quar.)—
—
Co.
12-17
25c
27y2c
*
(final)
dividend-.
7-18*
60c
dividend
Revlon,
;
Corp.
4
7-
Co.
of
B
Simmons
(quar.)
9-
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Chemical Products,
Speedry
$.075
preferred
Corp.
Class
1,
10c
Corp.
$1
Corp.
1
22y2c
10c
10c
(quar.
Shulton, Inc., class A
5-18
12y2c
——
(quar.)
—_
6-
9-17
16c
dividend
Stock
9-14
2%
.
6-15
,
4.40%
preferred ($25 par)
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred
Star
(initial)
(quar.)
Shares
York
Stock
tlOc
(quar.)—__—;
Aviation
1
(quar.)
5-11
10c
10c
Sheppard-Niles Crane & Hoist
Corp. of America (quar.)_^
6-22
t$1.50
____—:———
Chains "(Canada),
Class
A
(quar.).*
7-20
6-
'
Shell Transport & Trading Co. Ltd.
New
tl5c
,
Ltd
Renold
7-20
1
6-15
$2.50
Industries
6-15
1
*
Mines,
1
8-
6
(Winston-Salem,
Co.
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
(Phila.)
preferred (s-a)__
8-
3ii4c
6-
Standard
(quar.)—*.
(quar.)
(Frank G.) Co. (quar.)
Food Marts, class A (initial)
Sherer-Gillett
Industries," Inc.
(N. J.)
(quar.)____
Remington Arms, common (interim)
»4Vn%
2714 c
2
6-25
35c
Co.
&
7-25
7%%
Remco
Renabie
7-20
25c
(quar.)__—
Sheraton
£1
Co.
7-20
1
preferred
Standard
Corp.
7-
Tax
—
(initial)
1
8-
7-
8
(Los Angeles)
20c
—;
Insurance
8-
2714c
8
....
7-
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—"
Common
7-20
$1.40%
4.36%
6-15
6-
—
6-15
7%
(quar.)—r_.
1
Inc.—■
(quar.)
Trust
24c
(quar.)—
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (NJ)
1
8-
Standard
Shattuck
V-i- '-.is/r.';
.
___,
I
8-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.625%
preferred (quar.)
5c
—
5-31
7-2
J25c
_______
Redwing Carriers
$1.15
$1.18%
,j->
4.75%
6-15
6-
A
Security Life &
Quarterly 1
Quarterly
6-15
127^6
_
—
1
1
Cities Realty Corp.—»
'
'dividend
8-
(quar.)__
6-11
6-15
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc. (quar.)———
Rayette, Inc. (increased).*
Stock
$1.10
4.40%
Electric
6-30
$2
_
7-20
,
10c
Corp.
Co.
20c
(quar.)—,
1
Brands,
preferred
Becond
.
preferred
8-
$3.50
1
i2y2c
(quar.
6%
$1.0614
Standard
6-
■
.6%
(quar.)_
5-24
6-14
.
of 38%%).
•
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
preferred
preferred
preferred
5-18
Finance
—,
Income
4.25%
<
17c
20c
$1
Sears
10c
____________
British
7-20
1
1
Seaboard
7-20
1
1
6-14
Seaboard
1
88-
6-
1
8-
97%c
$1.03%
7-25
Allied
Roebuck &
92V2c
4
(quar.)
10c
income)—
7-20
Service—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
50c
7y2c
Fund,
1
v: 6-
income13c
net
8-
preferred
6-18
8
,
$1.10
3.70 %
6-16
15c
$1.12V2
6-15
6-
4.15%
5c
^
6-15
6-15
3.90%
1
6-
,
19c
1
7-
6-
-*5-25
8
$1.25
1
85c
(quar.)_*.——
Clark
&
$1,161/4
(quar.)_
com.
:\T;
.
1
6-
12c
25c
(auar.)
A
from
$1.07
IT/
6-
(
6-30
(quar.)
A
(Semi-annual from net
Scudder
preferred
preferred
6-
6-
6-30
6-22
45c
A American dep. receipts
(interim)
(Payment amounts to about $0,027 per de¬
positary
.
4
../10c
Class
■v
2
;; 5-15
6-
6-30
t20c
< quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Organization, Ltd.—
2
7-
6-
4
6-29
Ranco,
Rank
7-
6-15
6-
6-
Corp., class A' (increased quar.)
Purina. • Co.
y
6-15
$1.2614
(quar.)__
preferred
Royalty
4(28%
5-18
6-16
50C
\r:
&
6-15
6
6-11
(
6-20
Milling (quar.)iw^—
7J/2c
Associates, Inc.25c
Quemont Mining, Ltd.,—1
T.
1
2
6-
7- 2
37V2c
(quar.)
preferred
Sharon
R.
6-
7-
6-20
6- I
45c
•
;
1
$1.33%
:_
Co.
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric Power—
6-15
25c
—
(quar.)
6-
6-15
(quar.)—
Southland
Scudder Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund
,
preferred
6-15
"75c
r,
6-20
25C
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Quality • Importers (quar.)———;—__
Quebec Telephone, 5%.% pfd. (quar.)
5%
$1.0614
5-11
5-11
preferred
"
(George) Fund of Boston—
(Quarterly., from. investment ineome)_-._-
Pyle-Natibnal Co., common (quar.)_
•'>
8% preferred (quar.)__——____
1
4%%
6-6
Bcruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
-'6-20 *
2
1
1
6-
(s-a)
A---A y
/
6-
7-15
.——*
1
6-
7-16
'
6-
6-
6-29
'
6-25
6-15
20c
s
5-31
v
6-15
7-13
.
6-15
6-
—
class A
Inc.
class
25%
6-15
7-10
(quar.)
Williams
Common
;
Stamford Chemical
1
(quar.)
Scott &
3oc
(quar,
dividend
$1.25
7-
—-
8-15
V':'
$1.18%
7-17
(quar.)—*.—
6-27
•
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred Cquar.)
6-26
$1.10
t6c
5c
5c
'
(quar.)~,—
common
& Sons,
(s-a)
(Quarterly
(quar.)__!■_——___—
Products,
6-
6-15
•
Ltd.; .(quar.),
Corp,
6-22
$1,75
$1.18%
Putnam
Co.,
Scripto,
<5-31
Stock
6-15
—
5-25
1
(quar.)_
M.)
B
Southern tfnion Gas,, common
!
(Va.)
9-14
6C
Inc.
;T___
6-25
36c
(monthly)
Co.
&
preferred
(O.
25c
25c
(quar.).*
(quar.)_*.
Cooperative,
7-19
8-
(quar.)_.
—
preferred
$3.40
i
—__
.;
.6-30
$1.75
———/
*
•
.
Purolator
.
7-
Puget Sound Navigation (quar.),
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)—
Pullman,. Inc. (quar.).
——,
Purex
'$4
Scott
"
Publication
7%
1
'
Corp.—
*
._
(quar.)
Paper
1
6-13
3-25
2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
Foresman
8-31
-
$1.40 dividend preferred
•
6-15
sir
6-
preferred
5-17
J25C
fquar.)*._-^*.*.*.„«.^*.^«.*.«^
5%'; preferred
Scott,
preferred
Sprague
(Walter-1 J.)
Fetzer
&
5-15
5%
5%
J$1.25
20c
25c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Products
Scott
$1.25
_.
Scott
5-1$
5.35%
7-
Monthly
6- 1
$1.31 y4
Gas, com. (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
I
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—2.,—
4.30%
•
5-28
6-15
(quar.)_____
5-18
21c
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
Tubular
Schneider
5-15
6-11
Mexico—
—:___—
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)__—4.*.—
4.18%
6-10
18C
Service Electric &
4.08%
Insurance
Schwitzer " Corp.
50c
preferred
5.25%
Public
Ltd.
Schering Corm.,
'§£5
'
2%
1-
Service
Marine
&
preferred A
Arms
Sawhill
6-15
70c
Southern State
Paper Co.-—
Foods.
Savage
>8-15
4
15c..
,
(quar.)
Public
Fire
1st
Salada
*6-15
7- 2
;
9-
'
Washington Insurance—
preferred (quar.)
Regis
4.40%
10%
I7y2c
convertible
$2
Paul
St.
6-15;
5-28
10c
(quar.
1
preferred (quar.)
5-31
Railway Co., common
Co.
1
—
6-14
6-18
Gas
Co.
7-
(quar.)__
5-29
50C
30c
4.60%
*
7-13
8-
Southern
t
25c
common
6-1
1
$1.20
a
Pacific
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Santa Fe Drilling
—-—
Provident Life & Accident Insurance
preferred
preferred
5%
6
42c
(quar.)
Approved
Natural
40c
$1
Public Service, class A (quar.)
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry., common (quar.)
10-20
6-20
6-11
Southwestern Public
=—,—-
11- 1
split)
6-20
Louis
5%
Insur¬
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
6-
15c
ance
Co.
(Colo.)
(stock dividend)——
Progress Mfg.,
common
(quar.)—1——
i $1.25 preferred (quar.)—
—
Prophet
6-15
15c
——_______
Business
preferred
St.
'
(stockholders
6-29
(initial-quar.)
common
7
5
(quar.)__
Southern Plastic Products, class A__;_J_____
v
10c
preferred
5%
7;
^8*2 2
•,
6-15
11 %c
(quar.)
dividend
Professional
1
7-. 1
10c
v
r
(quar.)
Materials
6-20
(increased)
common
New
«43
7-10
t$2
pfd. (s-a)——_.
of America (initial)-———
Corp., 4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
preferred ——————
2nd
7-
2%
Proctor-Silex
Producers
8
6-28
t40c
Ltd., 4%
Printing Corp.
Old
preferred
4.80%
6*29
(quar.)
(quar.):
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.,
preferred
Inc.-.(stock
St.
5%
-
Preway,
6
Ltd.—
Mining,
Final payment of approximately $0,378 per
depositary share
Pyestpn Mines, Ltd.* common,-—_
4%
6-
Mfg.
Specialty
5
5-
6
7-25
50c
Joseph Lead Co. (quar.)__
Joseph Light & Power—>
/#>d5
1%
Clair
6-
6-
$2.38
$1.07V2
1
(quar.)
St.
;&Srl
^
preferred
6-30
Co.-
:
5-18
(quar.)
Safeway Stores Inc., common
4% preferred (qua*.)!
x>&- 4
..
6-
27c
37'/2C
Electric—
&
8
dividend
Stock
5-22
6-30
6-10
5c
•
6-30
24c
8
6-
,
,15c
Royalty
25c
45c
Gas
(quar.)
4.65%
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service,
4.40% preferred (quar.)
*.*.!•— \
—'
A
(quar.)_
6-14
5-28
Southern
6T5
,
6-15
Southern
5-21
6-29 ( ;
9.'
2
-
3%
class
Sons,
Aeronautical
Sabine
;vJ6— 4
*___
(IL). &
6-
9
6-
7-
5
6-15
(quar.)
Annual
Ages
Russell
Inc.
(s-a)
Indiana
three-for-two
"
—
'
(quar.)
6-20
^
8-15
6-
preferred
Southern
f,
6-
:
7-15
6-1
6-15
tor'one
2nd
of
5'
6-30
25c
60c
J20c
3VaC
6-15
38c
_
Popell
(Del.)
Quarterly
Rock
6- 8
,
55c
.
Piatt Corp., class A (monthly)
Class A • (monthly)
Class A
(monthly)
common
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
3 V3C
.
National Bank (quar.)
Glass (quar.)
Corp.,
H.)
Little
3Vbc
(quar.)
Development, Ltd. (increased)
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Polaroid
(H.
Ltd., common (quar.)
Roqinson Technical Products, Inc. (N. Y.)—.
1
(quar.)w*—______—25c
Rockwell
Mfg.
(quar.)
30c
Rockwell-Standard
Corp.
(quar.)50c
Rollins Broadcasting, Inc.; (quar,),
8c
Rolls Royce, Ltd. (final)
8%
Royal Dutch Petroleum (20 guilders shares)
$.83333
(33Vb guilders)
——.,—'—
$1.38
Ruberoid Company (quar.)
50c
Ruppert (Jacob) 4Va % pfd. (quar.)
$1.12 V2
Russ Togs Inc.. class A (quar.)_
—.*»*.
••>
15c
Pittsburgh. Plate
Plough,
Robertshaw-Fulton
6-12
7-
$1.75
' 25c
10c
Placer
10c
(quar.)
6-12
.
20c,
—
Planet
Lumber
6-
.
6-22
25c
Corp,»(quar.")_l___J_~_.____;.
Pitney-Bowes, .Inc. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh
Roberts
6-15
"6-5
15C
.
'
Piper' Aircraft
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
5-31
'
Fertilizer
Common
'
V
6-15
6-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Chemical
"
8-
Co.
Edison—
Comnany
Southern
-
6-18
6-29
Telephone
California
Southern
Ut26
42-17;;,;
(quar.)
6-15
2
*2JC
original partic. pfd. (increased)—
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)J
"
6-11
(quar.)
2
7-
50c
(quar.)
7-
7-
50c
(increased)
com.
7-16
50c
Sugar,
5%
25c
——
Holders
Payaole oj Rec.
$1.12 &
(quar.)
Rico
preferred
7-
—:—* 20c %
River Brand Rice Mills (quar.)
22y2c
Roadway Express, Inc
1.—;_*!
___* T
10c
Robbins & Myers Inc., common (quar.).
80c
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)__
/ 37yac
Company
(quar.)
10c
—„t50c
(quar.)
units
Mines, Ltd.,. common
—ZlCJ.
Common
7- 2
;;
\
(quar.)
common
Winston
&
Alg.om
Ritter
5-15
,
Corp.,
preferred A
Participating
7-16:
$2.50
(quar.)
common
3.9056
$5.50 preferred
Pillsbury Co., ($4
6-4
$1.50
:
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
Philip
$4
(quar.)
Corp.
pfd
Southam Company, Ltd.
(quar.)
;
Southbridge Plastic Products (Mass.)—
'
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
;___.
Phliaaelphia Electric Co.
(quar.)—;
Puerto
When
Snare
4V2%
Water,
preferred
30c
(initial)
A
8%
South
25c
50c
30c "
(extra)
(extra)
class
of Company
Pittsburgh
6-18
(quar.)
51
Per
Name
South
93%c
„
Corp. (quar.)__
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
5-28
Holders
27y2c
(quar.)
common
guaranteed
guaranteed
6%
lc
Oil
Common
'
15c
(quar.).—r_
Co.
&
Richfield
2
75c
<
•
5-18
6-
25c
com.—
6-11
75C
•
6-11
30c
(quar.)—:.———-.
Hopewelf
Gas (quar.)
Petroieum Exploration, inc. (ivxamej,
Petersburg
Oil
Ranch
50c
Peter
When
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.12 y2
(quar.)_—;—_
Milk Co., common
Pet
When
Share
of Company
(2639)
6-30
6-15'
20c
7-16
7-
50c
6-
5-15
1
1
6-
4
2
»
,
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
52
.
.
.
•
Monday, June 4, 1962
(2640)
'•>
of Company
Name
'
•
'(quar.)__——'
(James), Inc.
Talcott
(G.); Ltd.. common
—„l__
preferred (quar.)__.——-—:—••—
Tappan Company
(quar.)
Tamblyn
'
—
5.12%
6.24%
5.25%
4.50%
4.72%
1
6-11
5-31
6-30
6-20
25c
6-22
6-
6
35c
6-22
6-
7
28c
6-12
5c
-
1
6-
1
6-
$1.15
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
$1.22%
7-1
6-
8
$1.27%
7-
1
6-
8
$1.28
$1.31
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
$1.31%
7-
1
$1.12%
7-
1
$1.18
$1
Transmission,
Gas
8-
1
1
2
7-
2
6-15
6-18
(quar.)
common
$1.24
77-
1
6-15
1
6-15
6- 6
(Optional—5% stock div. or $4 cash)
Power & Light, $4.84 pfd. (quar.)_.—
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
—
$4.56
preferred
(quar.)—
$4
preferred
(quar.)
10c
5-28
6-
6-
(initial quar.)
6%
Co.,
Thomas Industries,
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-15
37 %c
6-30
6-15
31 %c
6-30
6-15
$1.12%
6-30
6-11
$1.06 %
6-30
6-11
30c
7-10
6-15
6-15
6-
6-
5-24
A (initial)
Mfg.
9-14
1
Initial
6-15
1
9-14
Trans-Lux
Travelers
5C
6-15
6-
1
3
6-
8
$20c
7-
3
6-
8
J50c
7-
3
6-
8
Weiss Bros.,
7-
3
6-
8
25c
8-
1
7-16
4C
7-
1
6-15
(quar.)
Trunkline
Trust
Co.
Trust
Co.
Co.,
common
$5 pfd.
5-29
5-31
5-25
30c
6-14
6-
7-15
6-30
A
$1.25
6-15
5-31
60c
(quar.)
.—
6-15
5-18
West Virginia
10c
7-
Class
1
Western
Co.—
11c
6-22
6-
15c
7-
1
6-15
8
37 %c
7-
1
6-15
62 %C
(quar.)
Salle Street Corp. (quar.)
La
preferred
8-
1
7-20
Quarterly
11-
1
10-18
,
Western Casualty & Surety
Service
American
25c
(quar.);
(final)
Corp.
Unilever N. V.
6-
5
5-14
6-
5
5-22
6%
7-
1
6-15
Western
7-
1
6-15
Western
22c
7-
2
6-13
6-29
5-31
87 %t
8-15
7-20
92 %c
8-15
7-20
Western
$1
8-15
7-20
5.44%
$1.12%
8-15
7-20
4.75%
40c
6-11
5-22
6c
8-
3
7-20
6c
8-
3
7-20
(quar.)
common
Union
Corp.
Finance
Class
B
(Fla.)
^
Class A
)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
Gas
(Canada), Ltd.,
(quar.)__
com. (quar.)
pref. A (quar.)
6% pref. B (quar.)—
Union Investment Co. (quar.)
Union Stock Yards Co. (Omaha)
Union
Sugar
Air
5%
5%
preferred
preferred
Power
common
1955)
preferred
preferred
7-20
Western Utilities
8-
1
7-
Westinghouse Air Brake
6
6-30
6-15
Westmoreland, Inc.
t75c
6-30
6-15
Weston
7-
6-15
Class
35C
(quar.)_.
15c
6-29
6-
6-13
B
Weyenberg
class
50c
6-11
5-17
United
Corp.
(quar.)
Artists Corp.
(quar.)
40c
6-29
6-15
(quar.)
25c
6-11
5-31
(quar.)
40c
6-28
6-12
United
Board
California
Unitad
Carbon
United-Carr
&
Carton
Bank
Co.
(quar.)
Elastic
5-25
Whitaker
30c
6-15
6-
White
6-12
5-25
45c
6-
5-29
6-11
Corp.
9
4
Whitin
7-
2
United
7-
2
6-
Blake
Corp.
New
4%
(increased-quar.)
Improvement—
common
(initial-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
22c
.
.
$1.06%
..
Co.
Oil
37 %c
6-29
6-
7-
5-31
7-
1
2
■v.
6
8
4-13
8
1
Wiley
(John)
Williams
Co.
the
1
8-14
than
1 s"
7-10
Outstanding
$99,589
$26,000
._-.i
—
1,000,000 shs.
26,000
162,320 shs.
Howell, President, has released preliminary financial
operation for the fiscal year ending April 30,
approximate sales for the 12-month period ending
8-
1
7-10
7-
2
6-12
$5,575,000.
the
This
figures represent
year's
sales of the previous year,
more
which were
$4,414,316.
a
6-
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
until
1
6-15
5-15
8-
1
76-
that ended March 31, 1962, Roanwell's
the full year are expected to exceed $325,000.
after taxes for
better than a 29%
increase over the $250,908
earned for the previous year. Based on 600,000 shares outstanding,
Roanwell's earnings should be about 55 cents per share, Mr. Howell
to
amount
will
5
6-30
the
figures for the 11-month period
This
6-20
over
for the full fiscal year just ended will not be
latter part of June; however, based on unaudited
figures
Audited
available
6-15
5
8-
1
766-
1
7-
6-11
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—Stock Split Approved
1
6-15
2
2771.
194, p.
says.—V.
5
6-15
for
2
A
split
1
shareholders
at the
of this company's common
annual meeting May 16.
stock was approved by
7-
35c
6-15
5-24
split was June 1, 1962. Shareholders of
record at the close of business on that date will receive an additional
7-
6-15
share
2
2
6-
1
6-
8
A
6-
8
will
7-
7-
6
8-
7-
6
6-15
6-
1
6-10
5-11
6-10
5-11
20c
6-15
6-
5
6-22
6-
6-25
10c
1
6-13
10c
6-15
6-
6-
8
5-15
15C
(initial
s-a)
8-22
7-31
4
This
sales
the
1962.
stock
on
15c
6-29
6-
6-22
6-12
1
40c
6-10
5-25
Corp.—Sales Doubled—Earn¬
manufacturer
survival
of
equipment
for pilots nearly
doubled
quarter of the 1962 fiscal year compared to sales in
three-month period in 1961.
in the first
same
This
was
the
report of John Sepe, President
of the Glendale, Calif,
firm.
sales ending the quarter March 31 1962 were $825,959
against $457,673 for the same period last year.
Mr.
as
Sepe said
the net income after Federal income taxes.
1962 was $137,942
the similar period of 1961, he said. Net income
per share amounted to 24 cents this quarter, compared to 9 cents per
share in the first quarter last year.
Approximately
Rocket Jet's
as
18%c
_
or
Rocket Jet Engineering
5-29
25c
(quar.)
stock for each share held of record on June 1,
certificates for the additional shares of common
or
about June 12, 1962.—V. 194, p. 2446.
common
mailed
ings Trebled—
8
7-
$1.31%
(reduced)
the
5-16
8-
be
for
6-15
6-
$1.43%
of
certificate
7-
7-
date
record
The
t8%c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
FINANCING
company's
30, 1962, were
25% increase
9-
85c
(quar.)
Co.
PRESENT
TO
loan
par)
Roanwell's
8-
35c
(quar.)
& Sons
Bros.
Williams &
($1
Richard W.
on
1962.
8
Co.
application.
and
Roanwell Corp.—Sales Up 25%—
Mr.
data
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
Corp.
common
Works
6-15
40c
Wilcox
Gas
8
$1
common
(quar.)—
Machine
Whitney
t75c
Cable
Co.,
preferred
EFFECT
4
6-
30c
(quar.)
Motor
5%%
Wickes
United
(increased)
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4V4% preferred (quar.)
45c
Fastener
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)_
United Electric Coal (inweased-quar.)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6% preference A (quar.)
United
6-
6-15
stock
Capital
1
25c
A
(quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Co.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4%
prior lien (quar.)
United
selection
GIVING
30c
I
(increased)
Shoe Mfg.
151
10c
5-31
Aircraft
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)
5-15
United
6-
J8%c
Ltd.,
(George),
at
6-22
18c
(quar.)
8
.
6-29
6-29
18c
(quar.)
J69C
(quar.)
30c
25c
4
2
59c
(quar.)
B
6-15
common
5
6-
59%c
preferred (quar.)
Publishing Co., common
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Class
7-20
(quar.)
6-
7-
25c
4.72%
product
on
8%% short-term bank
Long-term debt—
6-20
68c
Western
subsidiary
is located
Authorized
37V4c
(quar.)
12 %c
Co.
Lines,
6-15
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
2
7-
advice
CAPITALIZATION
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1961)
3
15c
6-15
profits
(series
(series
Gas,
&
tl2%c
.
6-30
1
Gas—
1952)
this
is a distributor of
5-31
20c
(series
8-
5 % %
United
Natural
preferred
8-
noncumulative preferred
6-
6-30
company
75c
$1.50
(quar.)
Kentucky Gas (quar.)
1962,
April
electrical and electronic parts, com¬
ponents, and equipment manufactured -by others. The company pur¬
chases from manufacturers and suppliers under large lot or contract
buying arrangements. It then sells to its customers in smaller quanti¬
ties
at correspondingly higher prices which are competitive to the
prices the manufacturers and suppliers would charge for the same
quantities. This pricing policy is designed to relieve the manufacturer
of handling numerous small orders and to provide better small order
service to the company's customers. By purchasing parts from the
company, the customer is able to select, make purchases, and receive
prompt delivery from one central location of a broad line of products
made
by numerous manufacturers. In addition, the company offers
The
2
In
company's principal office and warehouse
Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif.
The
North
April
preferred
components.
the company.
into
merged
was
electronic
of
line
limited
62Vic
Participating
30c
preferred (quar.)
6%
1
6-
15c
6%
6-
$1
5%
■;
Continued from page 10
5-18
5-24
30c
(quar.)
Co.—
A ' (quar.)„,
class
$2.50
45c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Union Electric Steel Corp
Investment News
5-15
Western Insurance Securities—
1
tl5c
$3.50
7-13
6-15
6-15
depositary share)
72c
$3.70
General Corporation and
6-15
Holdings, Inc.—
(Final payment of approximately $0.67 per
43 c
Acceptance, Ltd., com. (quar.)
60c n-c partic. 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Union Bank (Los Angeles) (quar.)
Electric,
6-
tax
6-15
Western
tlOc
(final)
shares
Union
Union
6-15
Non¬
at the source.
6-15
15c
(Kansas)
.
Common
Udylite
6- 8
20c
5-22
10c
Pulp & Paper (quar.)—.
Western Gas
Twin Industries Corp., common
6-29
^
in Canadian funds, tax deductible
tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
income tax.
Less Jamaica income
technical
Bancorporation (quar.)
Carolina
Telephone
(quar.)_
Western
quar.)
(s-a)
West Jersey &
(quar.)
(quar.).
5-21
11c
14c
$1.50
17Vic
(quar.)
Wellington Fund—
(Quarterly from net invest, income)
Werner Transport
(initial)
6-14
2
A
6-11
5-28
7-2
7-2
15c
25c
J35c
$56%c
Previously published date was Incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident tax,
x
7
(Pa.)—
Seashore RR.
West Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)
___—,—
9
7-10
6-12
8-1
8- 1-
com. (initial-quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5-21
7Vic
6-11
Co., name changed to
convertible
(quar.)
6-
62 %C
(initial
common
Scientific
6-15
County)
(quar.)
New Jersey (quar.)
Coach
South
4
25c
(quar.)
Electric Light & Power
Tucson Gas
Welded Tube Co. of America
7%c
(Morris
of
Welch
$1.75
.
(quar.)
Gas
6-15
5-
$1.12%
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co._
& Greenbush RR.
(s-al
(quar.)
Troy
pref.
,_
6-29
6-
9
6-
12Vic
10c
10c
10c
6V4c
class A (quar.)
15c
8-31
5-15
5-24
5-14
5-25
6- 1
t Payable in
5%
75c
7Vic
dividend)
Weissberg Corp. (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
40c
5-31
9-15
6-15
(quar.)
6-20
7-20
British
Less
y
5c
50c
50c
50c
Weeden & Company (quar.)
Weinkles Liquor Stores
(initial)
t$1.12 %
——
6-8
6-15
—
-
resident
45c
25c
27c
50c
.
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Wayne Manufacturing Co. (stock
7-
split
7-2
6- 6
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
a
10c
(quar.)
t20c
Co.
Corp.,
Waukesha Motor Co.
10c
5-17 :
6- 6
5-15
Washington Natural Gas (Del.)—
Washington Oil Co. (quar.)
1
Truck Underwriters Assn.
Temper
6-13
2
Corp.
X Payable
—
Washington Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
(D. C.)
Washington Water Power Co. (quar.)
6-
(increased)
Insurance
1
6-15
Fund
Corp.
Corp.
6-28
7-
stock dividend
(3-for-l stock split)
Increased quarterly
Washburn Wire (quar.)
5-15
7-13
(stock div.)
preferred
Radio
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
6-15
5-31
25%
payment after
common
•
12Vic
25%
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(increased-quar.)
Trans-Canada
6-
2
22 %c
(initial)
B
6-11
7-
25c
(initial)
4%%
208
2
10-
50c
common
new
(initial)
A
class
$1.50
710-
45c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
class
New
6-15
25c
Supply, class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Traders Finance,
Ltd. (3-for-l stock
Twin
2
25c
Tractor
4V2 %
7-
,
(quar.)_
Scale
Towmotor
True
5-18
&
Ltd.,
41/2%
(quar.)
Pictures
Bros.
new
Coke
Coal
Zenith
common
(quar.)
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch
Warner
Angeles)—
(Los
Trust
&
Insurance
5%
9
5c
Quarterly ______—-----——.—————
Packing Co.
(quar.)—
Trane
6-
Corp.,
Co.,
Zeigler
5c
Co
Iron
&
Jewelry
Zale
30c
5c
5%
preferred (quar.)
3lV4c
Walgreen Company (quar.)
—
40c
Walt Disney Productions (quar.)_
10c
Ward Baking Co., 5Vi%
pfd. (quar.)—$1.37Vi
5
5C
—
.
Mould
Wakefield
5c
—
preferred (quar.)
Wagner Electric Corp.
5c
Tobin
New
5%
60c
(quar.)
new class
8
(quar.)
25c
30c
10c
30c
$1
10c
10c
$1.25
.tL|.
Zeller's
12Vic
$1.56Vi
$1.43%
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Vulcan
.
Class B
New
8
2
(initial)
class B
Towle
8
6-
2
7-
6-30
10c
Class A
Toledo
6-
7-
31 %c
preferred
5.75%
6- 5
6- 1
6- 1
(quar.)
Batteries
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
15c
10c
15c
(quar.)
Materials, common (quar.)
6-15
6-20
6-15
7- 2
8- 1
6-11
5-28
6- 8
6-11
Quarterly
40c
5%
35c
$1.25
$1.01
$1.05
$1.03
—
5c
(quar.)
(Mich.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Yocam
J45c
(initial)
6%%
Xerox
$12%c
Von's Grocery Co.
75c
Bearing
Roller
Technical
5-31
25c
$0.65625
t20c
(quar.)
5- 4
62V2C
$1.12Va
25c
(monthly)
Co.
Jr.
6-15
6-15
6- 1
5-22
6-12
Monthly
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.
Wyandotte Worsted Co.
Wyckoff Steel Co
Wyman-Gordon (quar.)
56%c
(quar.)
Products
Food
Volt
1
12 %c
—-—
preferred
$4.12
Vita
7-
(quar.)
Tip Top Products,
Title
6-15
6-30
$4.20 preferred
5-31
6-30
(quar.)_
Inc.
New
6-15
(quar.)
common
Foods
5
$1
common (quar.)____
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)—
—
Thrifty Drug Stores,
4%% pfd. (quar.) —
414% preferred
(quar.):
<
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)__
Timken
6-
Vulcan
preferred
Time,
6-15
$4.04 preferred
(Wm.)
6-1
6- 1
"
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
,
6- 5
3%
preferred ADRS (s-a)
—
(Payment amounts to about $0.41 per De¬
positary share less British Income Tax)
World Publishing Co
Wrigley
-
6-28
& Co., Ltd.—
(F. W.)
5-25
6-25
6-29
6- V
$1.25
6%
50c
10c
dividend)—.
& Power, common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
$5.00
Woolworth
6-11
6- 5
6- 9
6-28
common
preferred (quar.)
5%
7-13
7-13
7-13
40c
75c
(quar.)
Lothrop,
5-31
6-15-;'
6-15
7- 2
7- 2
6-11
6V2C
Industries.
Woodward Iron Co.
37Vic
Pump Co
Corp. (stock
Virginia
5
15c
$1.25
Lewis
Vince
35c
Thrift Investment,
Tillie
Viking
6-15
6-
20c
(Ohio) —
Inc.
preferred B (quar.)
$1.50
1
7-
6-15
Inc., common
Thorofare Markets,
5%
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
4%
1
35c
(quar.)
Common
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Ramo-Wooldridge,
Thompson
6-23
15c
(quar.)
preferred
$5
5-26
2
31 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
Betts
9
7-
12 %c
preferred
common
Glass
&
6-
31 %c
common
Inc.,
Thatcher
Thomas
5-18
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
5
17V4c
(quar.)
B
(J.)
Woodward &
$1.25
40c
(quar.)
preferred
5!4%
6-15
6-15
5c
25c
.
5-31 '
5-31 ;
" 5-31
5-31 *
'
4 6-20
8- 1
8- 1 '
8- 1
"' 7-2
6-11
7-10
;
7-13
Ltd., class A (quar.)
t40c
4V2%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
—
$$1.12%
Wood Newspaper Machinery (quar.)
:
20c
Woodward
Governor
(quar.)_
50c
Wood
Savings Bank—
and
National
Vermont
Class
;
class A
Enterprises,
Wometco
5c
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Victoria & Grey Trust (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
convertible
$1.25
6-15
split)
stock
preferred
Tex-Tube,
2
.,f 8c
8c
20c
(quar. )_'__^—:
Insurance, .class A
„
'
6-15
~ 6-15
•
6-15
6-15
75c
—
^
Wolverine
25c
(quar.).
(quar.)_
»,
$1.25
$1.26
$1.27
*
(quar.)
Wolverine Aluminum (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Company, common
series I preferred
$2.25
6-15
7-
Vendo
7-10
28c
Inc., common
Textron,
1
6-30
Co.,
Fair •Mills
Vanity
7-10
8-
B.)
(J.
,.
>■
35c '
:
-
—
Chemical
Witco
33c
(quar.)_—
5% pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)—
common
Monthly
Monthly
15c
——-
Vapor Corp. (quar.)
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.)
7-10
6c
common
new
(Two-for-one
4%
1
1'
$1
quar.)
(initial
Utilities,
Textiles,
8-
Sciver
Van
8
8-
$1.19
—.——
Public Service,
preferred (quar.)__;
5.08% preferred (quar.)
Wiser Oil Co. (quar.)
10c
15c
—
Co.
(Arizona)
Valley National Bank
7-10
1
8-
$1.21
Industries—
Texas-Tennessee
Corp.
Products
5-21
6-15
6-29
/
Oil
Upson Company (quar.)
Upson-Walton Co
Utah Power & Light Co. (quar.)
Utilities & Industries Corp. (quar.)
20C
Texas & Pacific Ry.—
Texas
6-15
$1.31%
Texas
A
1
7-
5.40%
Class
5-29
Match
Universal
5-25
$1.35
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Texas Gulf Producing (increased-quar.)
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
(reduced-quar.)
Universal
'
—1
5.04%
25c
4%c
10c
$1.12%
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
4%%
6-15
5c
——
•' 7c
". 47%e
(quar.).
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
35c
43 %c
(quar.)
common
Stockyards, new common (initial)—
Universal Marion Corp., common (quar.)
6-15
$1.14
—.—
States Tobacco,
Power,
-
•
-
Electric
preferred
Wisconsin
-
55c
United
7-16
7-
30c
(quar.).
common
preferred (quar.)
United States Truck Lines. (Del.)
7-16
8-
^
30c
17%c
7%
4
$1.16
preferred
Texas
5-
Rubber,
S
United
5-29
$1.27
(quar.)
Fund, Inc. (quar. from invest, income)
Texas
'
6-12
.
"
8% preferred (quar,)___.
—$2
Upited, States Steel, common
75c
United States Time Corp.
(incr.-quar.)
25c
r.
7-16
6-11
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
$4.56
6-15
7-31
15c
(quar.)——
preferred
$5.08
8
■6-29
9c
45c
(Increased-quar.)
Service, $4 preferred
—-——
—-—
'
7-1"
.
7%c
(Bait.)
Guaranty
&
—•.
"7c
(monthly)-———
Inc.
Stores
7- 6 r
10- 5
6-15 '
5-31
" '5-15 *■
6-23
6- 8
"6-1-"" 5- 1
7-31
.. 7-13
7-12 v
7- 2
6-15
u 5-31 t
~
11- 1
•
~
$1.50
Wisconsin Fuel & Light Co. (quar;)——
12%c
Wisconsin-Michigan Power, 4%% pfd.'(quarv) * $1.12%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—
*
V
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
—;
$1.10
4.76%
preferred
(quar.)_
—
$1.19
4.80% : preferred
(quar.)—$1.20
'4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.24
6%
$2.50
20c
S
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Winn
(quar.)
:
..
27 %c
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(quar.)—65c
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.75
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•
10c
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50c
Stock dividend—,
i
—
3%
8
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(quar.)
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7-15
17c and free
to about
Quarterly
8
6-15
—
(quar.)__—»_ ~
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common
Company,
6-30
;
shilling 1 pence and
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&
7-30
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.
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U
8
$1.16
'
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special distribution of
United
8
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Inc.
Texas Electric
'
8
7-
$1.16%
—
_
5-18
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$1.06%
(monthly)—
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(monthly)
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Class
v.
$1.02 Va
4
Class
-
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a
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(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
5.10%
1
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;
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.90%
6-
6-15
*:
(quar.)—
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry.-_—:
Tennessee Corp.
(quar.)
—
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com. (quar.) —
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)—
4.65%
6-15
27c
,
Keyes
4.64%
8
"
preferred (s-a)
Products (quar.)____.
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6-
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Name of Company
Wilson
(monthly)-'
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8*
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preferred (quar.)-—
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4'%
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Payable of Rec.
Share
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•-
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Holders
When
Per
:
.
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Per
--
Name of Company
<
.
'
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,
Holders
When
Per
-
—
,
tripling
report for first quarter net income for
against $46,774 in
Backlog up to May 1,
1962, was stated as $2,200,000.—V. 193, p. 2328.
Number 6165
Volume 195
•
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
and
Rose Marie Reid—Acquisition—
The
Jack
Kessler,
women's
in
swimwear,
Morera,
Rose
a
S.
Although
said
the
his
Mexico
A.,
Marie
Angeles-based
Los
first
1961
The
of
Reid
was
transaction, calls
Mexican
shares
for
Kessler
Mr.
to
become
of
Rosa
Products* Inc.:—Product Expansion—
New
entire
York
smallwares
importer has
contracted
the
continuing
months
stock.
$1,300,747,
The
to
of
earnings
year
were
63
the
cents
for
year,
1962
first
depreciation
$32,132
against
the
1961
fiscal
amortization
of
Canadian
the first six
taxes,
charges
no
months'
profits,
for
dhe
income
to
the
from operations
arose
taxes
company's
prior to
1959
Siegler Carp.—Lear Stockholders Approve Merger—
See
brand
Lear,
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
195, p.
"Debby," through its Chase Manufacturing Corp. subsidiary.
purchase marks 30-year-old Ross Products' first expansion into
The
women's
hair
notions.
will
It
during
Sierra Pacific Power
marked "Debby"
pins in packages con¬
taining 675 pins, estimated to supply an individual for a year.
The
unbreakable, transparent, acetate packages will retail for 99 cents.
The wire pins, manufactured by a subsidiary (Mackinac Steel & Wire
Corp.) of Solite Products, are rubber-tipped. They will be sold in drug
and
variety
chains,
department
centers.
stores,
supermarkets: and
discount
*
*
Co.—Partial Redemption-^-
;
company has called for redemption on July l,
1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $80,000 of its 5%%
debentures
due
July 1, 1985 at 101.65% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made
at The National Shawmut Bank
of Boston,
40 Water St., Boston 6,
Mass., or at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., New York 15*
New
York.—-'V,
195, p.
2375.
...
,
.
'
,
.
.
,
of
efforts
our
the
in
hair
women's
field.
notions
expect
to market a varied line of these products during the coming months.
"Packaging of bobby pins and other women's hair accessories in yearsupply containers will mark a new development. Most of those products
currently marketed
sold on
are
cards
small quantity packs," Mr.
in
or
Ross said.
"We
popular
expect the one-year quantity packages of bobby pins to become
immediately because they will save women the headache of
frequently
V.
having
additional
buy
to
quantities
of
pins,"
he
stated.—
195, p. 1100.
An
agreement has been reached for acquisition of
world's
largest manufacturer of
solid
carbide
tools
Simonds Saw & Steel.
Located in Newington, Conn., near
Hartford,
The
and
nine months, compared with sales of $77,821,000 in the 1961 period.
Net
earnings for the quarter ended April 30; were the company's
highest for any third quarter since 1957. The third quarter tradition¬
carbide
expand
—V.
195,
All
figures consolidate
Earnings for the current
of
$345,000
received
sales
and
nine
the
in
earnings
months
second
of
included
quarter
foreign subsidiaries.
non-recurring income
the
as
result
of
award
an
in litigation.
Allan A. Ryan,
Chairman of the Board, said that increased efficiency
in both manufacturing and marketing operations were the major con¬
tributors to the improved earnings performance. The company, he said,
expects to make further substantia] improvement in sales and earnings
In the final auarter.—V.
195.
1430.
p.
'
.
-
A
major step
this
in
announced
was
Development,
of
the
lots
$1,900
to
a
company's diversification
and
At
has
expansion
pro¬
According
Mitchell,
to
who
the
made
preferred
acquisition
Rusco,
into
San
and
sale
to
of the
should
are
which
at
Rusco
realized
by
will
in
lot.
per
Marwick
and
transaction,
during the next
be
to
used
connection
retire
with
the
producer
steel
windows
with
company
glass
Jacinto
of
fabrication,
Petroleum
and
interests
doors, is moving
land development,
in
electronics.—V.
and
Corp.—To
195,
Repurchase
split
the
of
the
of
its
for
buy
selling
the
of
San
shares
common
stockholders.
board
and
Jacinto
the
of
This
employment
be
increased
of
portion
a
of
make
the company at
action was based
that
the
$6
company's
the
share
the
con¬
asset
the
attractive
an
to
per
on
net
Accordingly,
be
to
the
company
advised
was
by
counsel. that
the
value
million
debenture
Proceeds
also stated that neither Continental Oil Co. nor J. H. Whitney
will tender stock in response to the company's offer. Accordingly,
was
the
possible
necessity
connection
for
of
the
either
with
the
to
company
dollar
a
offer.—V.
all
accept
limitation
188,
tenders made
or
selection
a
without
by
lot
in
The
Aug.
the
amendment
Securities
Net
and
opinion
of
is
attributable
largely
sidiaries
the
and
these
normal
statement
statement
for
to
divisions
three
1960.
of
In
last
statement:
ended
1,253,070.
meet
part
of
March
31, 1962
$56,670,000 for the comparable period
periods was $4,956,000 or 93 cents per
cents
per
share,
In
the
respectively.
include all adjustments, con¬
adjustments, necessary to a fair
periods. The increase in net income
amounts
the
and
field activities.
The
necessarily
be
construed
year."—V.
195,
the
elimination
to
results for
increased
several
of
unprofitable
from
revenues
21
the company's annual sales
a
result of this purchase.
redemption
of
due
July
to
issue
would
of
1962,
debentures
be
was
Southwestern
St.
near
approved
used
(Walter J.)
1990
In
sition
of
oldest
67%
Walter
sales
for
the
of
of
of
of
Founded
of G &
fabrics
and
oil
This
in
said
1961.
children's,
in
1928,
G
Knitted
in
New
acqui¬
Fabrics
Co., Inc.,
City, for an
York
the
the
The
acquisition
new
firm
produces
teen-agers',
had
knitted
men's
has
company
and
executive
Issue
194,
than
and
April 30—
Texas
months
months
Sales
the
ended
ended
of
1962
business
April
April
its
fiscal
for
a
30,
30,
Burgess
vear
like
President,
1962
1961
were
period.
were
were
Battery
the
reported
and
$12,232,572.
highest
were
in
for
vear
and
for
Sales
the
first
the
six
for
the
six
history
$5,881,000
in
six
of
the
Redemption
2384.
^':■%:%
68%—
for
that-oil) March
owned interests in 189 producing oil
with owning interests in 151 wells on June
report to stockholders, Mr. Dowdle said
Texas American
\
activities
^
.
,
schedule and
Both Texas American
Australian's shares.—
54.
Corp.—Annual Report—
investment
business
small
company
has
operating
announced
of $472,000, before Federal income tax and reserve
announcement was made in an annual report to
stockholders, covering the year ended March 31, 1962.
The
figure represents earnings
of 31 cents per share of Texas
Capital common stock.
According to President Grogan Lord,
Texas Capital is averaging
a
cash flow of $85,000 per month on present outstanding investments.
"This figure will
increase as other investments start repaying in
accordance
with
their
repayment5 schedules," Lord said.
Located in Georgetown, Texas, Texas Capital Corporation is one of
nation's 12 largest SBIC's, with total capital in excess of $9,700,000.
Statement
1961
3,272,302
2,278,890
2,491,346
:
progressing on
are
commercial producers
new
profits in excess
provisions.
The
a
1,988,531
194,
1321.
p.
'
ended
same
for
Stanhaus,
1961's
year
earnings
contrasted
of
$44,100
with
the
for
pre-tax
a
loss
ago.
actually
figures
were
loss of $335,444
a
stated.
include
than
from
income
up
from $10,229,-
Stanhaus pointed
Mr.
greater
is
$10,689,130,
is
out that
immediately
intrastate
some
the
apparent
operations
first
quarter earnings,
which normally are affected by
impaired by the unusually severe winter, and by a minor
the general economy during January and February, as
were
adjustment
in
the
level.
fall
project that
lor
weeks
12
revenues
for the balance of this year will be better
first 12 weeks," Mr. Stanhaus wrote to
of
average
the
p.
789.
194,
Standard Beryllium
'
'4
Sales
582.95,
representing
net
quarter
1961
of $15,877.47—V. 193,
with
first
taxes
Standard
810.
p.
Dredging
Corp.- -Quarterly Report-
Feriod Ended March 31—
Net
1962
income
per
p.
187,
1961
$244,445
Earnings
share
!
$52,541
.30
.01
2380.
Loan
On June
firm's
Finance
&
5%%
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—
reported that $14,000,000 of this
was
subordinated
notes
due
1979
had been
through Robert Fulton Maine Co., N. Y. C.—V. 194,
sold
p.
789.
Strouse, Inc.—Nine Months' Sales Up—Earnings Down
This
aerosol
reported
31,
14%
months
record
1962,
less
year
the
Burgess
highly
first
quarter
Strouse
for
than
President
50,000
sales, of
gain
a
one
of
packaging
the
A.
of
automated
the
the
Frank
foot
Plymouth
Township,
the
months
for
sales
for
the
nine
Penn.,
has
ended
March
nine
month
corresponding
-
the-fiscal
for
in
$1,490,740
81%r over
ago.
added
square
firm
was
Thompson
1962
three
Strouse
expenses
plant
that
noted
which
facility
plant,
which
capacity to fill one
quarters
year-ago
the
in
the
firm
were
$46,590.20,
some
period.
reduced
has
earnings
incurred
in
figures
its
Township.
The
operational
in
April,
became
million aerosol
cans
per
week,
new
new,
gives
with
excess
of
$550 million.
share
a
s^les
on
of
In 1961, Textron
$473 million.
to engage in other than the textile business. From being
in 1952, Textron has become a multi-industry manu¬
changed
textiles
in
company
with six basic product groups. Textiles
sales volume.—V. 195, p. 2199.
make
up
of present
Thomas & Betts Co.—Sales Up
The
15%—Earnings 25%—
in the first quarter of 1962, scored a 25% increase
earnings on a 15% increase in sales.
These increases to all time
highs,
including
operating
results
of
the company's
wholly-owned
Canadian subsidiary, Thomas & Eetts, Ltd., are cited by N. J. MacDonald, President, in the interim report to stockholders.
Net income
of the manufacturer of electrical terminals, connectors and raceway
accessories was $826,907.
This is equal after preferred dividends to
55 cents a share on
1,482,047 shares of common stock.
It compares
company,
with
$650,171, or 43
cents
a
common
share earned in the first quarter
1961.
sales
in
the
first
quarter
this year showed
consecutive
monthly increases over monthly sales in both the first and final quar¬
ters
of
the total volume for
against $6,224,595 in the opening quarter
1961,
and
the quarter was $7,167,384,
last year. The gains in sales
earnings, President MacDonald said, are the fruit of the com¬
pany's previous big investment in expansion.
The greater percentage
increase in
earnings, compared with sales, was achieved despite the
and
that
fact
for
T
&
products
also
is
heavy
expenditures
for
research
and
engineering
are
con¬
The sales increase has been resulting from expending demand
tinuing.
standard
B
lines
as
well
as
Sta-Kon
terminals
and
newer
the original equipment manufacturing area.
Of help
impetus imparted by the company's new distribution center
in
the
Atlanta,
Georgia,
which is affording increased penetration
of grow¬
ing southeastern markets.
Some
Plymouth
in
$2.06
or
in
in
in
corresponding
should be
million,
his opening remarks reminded shareholders that
the
meeting marked the 10th anniversary of Textron's program of
diversification.
At
the
1952
annual meeting
the company
charter
of
1, 162, it
same
1962
$10.5
Mr.
Phillip L. Brandon, President, reported
meeting of stockholders that first quarter
at the company's annual
sales in 1962 were $201,profit before taxes of $51,259.72, compared
sales of $38,275.57 and a net loss before
the
for
earned
facturing
only 15%
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
earnings
and
with
100%'
.
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
of this company in the
second quarter are
first quarter, cornperiods of 1951, Rupert C. Thompson, Jr., told
shareholders at the company's annual meeting.
The company earned 68 cents a common share in the first quarter
of 1962 on sales of $132 million.
Textron's prospects for the full year 1962 are good, providing the
general economy continues to stand up, Mr. Thompson said. In answer
to a question, he replied that earnings for the year should show sub¬
stantial improvement.
':'S ■:■■■■ J',%
Sales
continuing the sharply improved pace shown in the
pared
have been sold.
since
said
weather,
the
President
increase
because
He
pre-tax
1962,
24,
weeks a
after taxes, were $26,600, compared to
revenues
W.
which
reported
March
Textron
:
ago.
Total
reflect
the
its
based
Tex.
Texas Capital
—V.
for the
Earnings
sales
$10,241,236.
Divisions
Sales
that
p.
$788,818.98
year,
p.
This
6,500,000
1962
;
company
period
Net earnings,
a
fabrics
women's
offices
Servel, Inc.—Six Months' Sales Higher—
Menzies,
paying
on
Corp. and also in United Australian Oil, Inc.
Australian Oil own large blocks of United
195,
on
1206.
p.
this
three
Oil
V.
1598.
of $611,081
period
C.
trustee,
of oil and gas have recently been
completed on properties in which it holds interests, Mr. Dowdle said.
The Texas American president expects
the recent completion of a
1,520-barrel per day oil discovery in the state of Queensland in Aus¬
tralia to further enhance the company's majority interests in Australian
through
gross
production plant at 119 West 25th St., in Manhattan.—V.
195, p. 1205.
Duncan
redemption
$250,000 of
.
3,750,243
Chicago
12-week
State
the
announced
stock.
president,
$1,600,000
manufacturers
has
company,
knitted
cash
Schneider,
volume
estate
capital stock
amount
J.
outerwear.
a
of
manufacturer
undisclosed
real
appointed
plus accrued interest. Payment
102.45%
The company's exploratory
Telgraph
President
million
of
interim
an
of
the
$100
a
million
$100
195,
Midland,
income
31
$14,157,013 $12,694,594
sub¬
world-wide
single three months' period should not
being indicative of results for the full
a
2375.
held
at
and/or gas wells compared
30
1.961.
Spector Freight System, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Schneider Corp.—Acquisition—
publicly
called for
sinking fund,
has
the
Consolidated
This
been
.
Southwestern
by
$100
a
raised
Louis.—V.
common
p.
has
agent for the 4%%
convertible sub¬
of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 2306.
petroleum producing concern, reports a
the nine-month period ended March 31,
according to Nash J. Dowdle, President.
,
That was 32 cents per share on the 2,497,194 shares outstanding on
that date and an increase of 68%
over
the 19 cents per share net
for the nine-month period which ended March,31, 1961< -!•
»
This
2,805,872
to
195,
Bank
Texas American Oil Corp.—Earnings Up
will
'*
income
Balance
■
bowling
York.—V.
New
through
1962,
1,
directors
of
board
income
Net
«
redemption on July 1, 1962, $1,075,000
bonds 5*%% series due 1977 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the First National Bank
of
Chicago, or at the office of Dillon, Read & Co., 48 Wall St.,
first
revenues
—V.
operation
company has cal'ed for
first mortgage pipe line
its
of
Redemption—
on
its
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings
—V.
as
of
stock.
Illinois
Gross
in
156.
King
company
series
The
stock¬
to
June
on
Headquartered in St. Louis, the company serves more
telephones in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma,
small
not
were!
p.
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Partial
addi¬
One
distributed
will
*
sale
early
filed
following
to
will be
directors
$700,000
debenture
common
shareholders.—V.
May 28 with
Schlumberger, which is head¬
months
a
recurring
results
p.
66
or
company
of
to
these
for
$3,506,000
only
the
compared
income
the
of
sisting
for
revenues
$61,090,000
1961.
share
registration
end
"Operating
of
its
Exchange Commission,
in ■•'Houstqni/.Texas, made the
quartered
were
to
for
fund
company's
the
company's
3,
than
Schlumberger Ltd.—Quarterly Report—
an
of
and
7.
from
sale
the
"We
In
The
835,380
held
issue.
compared with the
1867.
p.
Southern
number
repay
advances from
the American
Telephone &
Co.
and
to
construct
new
plant througnout the company,
Edwin M. Clark said.
revenue
be
of
the
2,500,000
to
256,
to avoid the possibility that the proposed offer would come
knowledge of some but not all of the stockholders during the
period required for the preparation of the offer.
Co.
called
the
about August
or
funds,
setting
the
will
in
to
Subject to approval by the various state and federal regulatory au¬
thorities, the debentures would be submitted for competitive bidding on
to
It
29.
expected that
$1 million as
sinking
25
195,
outstanding
May
has
the
May
stated,
it
increase
1,000,000
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Plans Deb. Sale—
Cn
investment
forth
the offer must comply with
regulations of the Securities and Exchange
Commission and such a letter, it was stated, was being prepared and
will be issued as soon as practicable.
Announcement of the offer was made at this time, the company
&
is
about
of
but
1962
1961.—V.
of
purchase
investment
letter
from
mortgage pipe line
bonds 4%%
series due 1979 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment
will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine
St., New York 15,
New Yorki—V;; 195, Pi 750. *• h;
Own
offer
an
the
on
It
company
re¬
July 1, 1962, through
first mortgage bonds,
will be
made
at the
State
Street Eank & Trust Co.,
corner
of State and
Congress Sts.,
Boston, or,
at the Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co. of
New York, 140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V. 192, p. 2268.
dividend
area.
company
Taft
operation
net
stated.
company
The
to
management
$6 per share.
company is in excess of
stock at this price is considered
the
the
to
the
to
clusion
authorized
will
rate on
tne split shares.
attending the special meeting were informed of the
recent purchase, for cash, of the
assets of George T. McLean Indus¬
tries, Inc., a ready mixed concrete company serving the Portsmouth,
Virginia
the
subsidiary.
Stockholders
Four Months Ended
stockholders
net
of
record
of
establish
operations,
Pin Lanes Bowling' Center in Mt. Washington,
Broadcasting was announced by Hulbert Taft, Jr.,
center was acquired from Maury Gerwe and
Del Trautmann at
a
purchase price estimated in excess of $700,000
for assets plus option to. purchase land and buildings.
Purchase price
is being paid out of company surplus, Hulbert Taft said.
The King Pin Lanes, expanded in September, 1961 to 38 unobstructed
lanes, was inaugurated in September, 1960, with 24 lanes. The ultra¬
modern
structure
with automatic
pin
setters includes
the modern
"Roundtable" dining room, the 250-capacily "Crown Room" for private
parties and the "Thunderbird" lounge featuring nightly entertainment
and dining.
Ronnie Dale is currently entertaining.—V. 195, p. 2198.
of
by
The
shares.
approval of the three-for-two split will raise the number
Gross
have
and
weeks of
16
period
Manhattan
Chase
5%
proposed
stock
common shares from
for each two shares now
share
holders
StockDirectors
line
Simonds
a
May 24 the stockholders
on
common
outstanding
tional
2148.
p.
Simonds
Co.,
1962's
registrar and conversion
debentures, due 1982,
The
previously
a
of
shares
Stockholder
Bell
estate
cash
in
issued
been
Peat,
real
50%
received,
$2,750
the
personal
Tampa Electric Co.—Partial Redemption—
approved
authorized
prices ranging from
was
California
be
has
international
metal
1961,
lot
properties.
major
a
an
varied
the
31,
furnished
funds
stock
of
Dec.
average
audit
an
the
of
as
The
$6,700,000
As
years.
sold
each.
estimates
anticipated
an
seven
with
been
to
Tool
first
comparable
President.
Co., Inc.—Capital Changes—Stock
special meeting held
a
Materials
operation
group
$12,500
added
Heller
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Partial
Inc.—Acquires Real Estate Firm—,
the acquisition by Rusco of Madera Lanci
of nine corporations engaged in real estate*5
improvement and development in California.
Details of the acquisition by Rusco were concluded following
approval
of a tax-free ruling on the plan
by the Internal Revenue Service.
The
transaction
involves
the
acquisition
by Rusco,
formerly the
P. C. Russell Co., of 2,600 acres of improved real estate in Madera,
near Fresno, in. the'San
Joaquin Valley. This land has been improved
with paved streets, lighting, and is
sub-divided, and more than 86%
gram
be
of
The
agent,
Split Approved—Acquisition—
-
.
will
line
Southern Materials
The
Rusco Industries,
carbide
of
ordinated
2080.
of
In the same quarter last year, a loss of $1,626,000,
sustained pn sales of $25,475,000.
vt
products
the
p.
sales of $25,126,000.
was
the
plant with 135 employees will continue operation without
interruption as the Atrax Co., a subsidiary of Simonds Saw
Present Atrax Management policies and
personnel will also
unchanged.
three-for-two
$1.12 per share,
by
been
or
ally is the slowest of the year in its business, the comoany said. The
current third quarter profits totaled $540,000, or 29 cents per share, on
or
burs,
has
Steel.
Atrax
earnings of the corporation for the nine months ended April 30,
1962, rose to $1,601,000, or 87 cents per share on the common stock, a.s
compared with a net loss of $1,419,000, equal to a loss of $1.09 per
share for the like period of 1961.
K:T
The improved earnings were gained on sales of $76,391,000 for the
and
Atrax
and
provide the means
immediate future."—V. 194,
profit in the
weeks
16
the entire
in
the
Cincinnati,
Co.,
Atrax
change
also
Net
Atrax
pioneer in solid carbide tool design.
remain
Royal McBee Corp.—Nine Months' Net Higher—
the
first
Purchase
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Acquisition Agreement—
We
household
g Taft Broadcasting Co.—Acquisition—
.
Hyman Ross, Board Chairman of Ross Products, stated: "This marks
first
automotive,
Symington Wayne Corp.—Appointment—
The
*
predicts
sales growth and
the
included
2197.
of
name
the
After
'V'
carry-forward which
912.
record
for
of product marketers.
"the new facility will
Strouse
ported wholesale sales of $88,526,173 as compared to net sales of
$66,793,535 for the same period last year, a 32.5% increase.
In a message just mailed to shareholders, R. W. Byerly, President,
said that net earnings for this period amounted to $581,034 as com¬
pared to $482,543 in the identical period last year, a 20.4% increase.
that the company's
first fiscal quarter,
Byerly explained
ended
April 21, contained 16 weeks while each of the three following fiscal
quarters contains 12 weeks.
Earnings per common share amounted to 36 cents as compared to
32 cents for the same 16-week period in 1961, a 12.5%
gain.
Byerly said that operations of Eavey-Super Valu, Inc., Xenia, O., a
wholly-owned subsidiary, and the company's Peoria, 111., division, are
charges
and
wide variety
Super Valu Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 32.5%—Net 20.4%
cents
months
of
products,
of
range
a
1430.
p.
common
57
amortization
and
for
the
1,927,345
on
for
President
like
six
■
tax loss
195, p.
fiscal
for the first six months
$1,186,496,
after
depreciation
.
of
and to
year,
1961
for" the
Earnings
after
share
per
fiscal
1962
share for
from the
per
11%
up
earnings
to
$311,824.
made
—V.
'
the
of
Except
were
to purchase
output of bobby pins from Solite Products Corp. on a
Ross Products will market
them nationally,
under
basis..
to
amounted
charges
U. S.
This
dividends,
fiscal
amounted
six
common
$319,867.
year
director
a
A;,
S.
of
amounted
and
for the Los Angeles company
to
serve
as
permanent technical consultants to the Morera organization, for which
it will be paid a percentage of sales.—V.
194, p. 1657.
1
Morera,
first
1962
the
Earnings
the
for
preferred
of
share for the first six months of the
per
among
of
months
period.
stock
1956,
payment
six
diverse
a
use,
May,
After
of
the first in its industry to
license manufacturers in European and Latin American countries, it
had not formerly owned any portion of its lisensee companies.
Rose
in the second quarter, up from the like 1961 periods
29%, respectively, and up 19% for the six-month period.
the first month of the third quarter, are currently
well ahead of the same month last year, Mr. Menzies said.
and
in
running
bought a 16%% interest
manufacturer which has been
apparel
since
manufacturer
Sales
has
company
City
licensee
Reid
Marie
of
President
$6,352,000
by 10%
has announced its first acquisition of interest in a
foreign manufacturing and marketing firm through purchase of onesixth ownership of one of Mexico's largest makers of swimwear.
company
((2641) £53
increase
in
manufacturing cost may result from labor contract
negotiations now under way, and intensified competition has been seen
in
the
conduit fittings market.
Eut these factors, Mr. MacDonald
feels,
gram
Kon
may
as
be
by the company's normal cost reduction pro¬
further increases in sales, especially in Kent-Pos-E-
absorbed
well as by
product lines and in foreign markets.—V. 192, p. 747.
54
The Commercial and
(2642X
March
31,
the
the
said
east.
He
added
However,
Mr.
handsomely
add
to
our
thereafter."
•
figures
f,.
Sales
for
r
•
1962
■'.
^1961
-
Tidewater,
shares
51d,000
on
128,000
$0.25
<84,171
$0.16
owning
>
,
organization
attributes its rapid
that it is basically a lumber sales
unique in
than
$3,386,902
—i—
earnings
Earnings based
an.,
un.»*
scanas.
o.
and
Mr.
increased
to
sales
Timely Clothes Inc.—Six Months' Report—
of
earnings
April
ended
year
910.78
the
for
Pre-tax
year
$53,639.57
were
refund
tax
months of the current fiscal
with a net loss of $75,-
six
a
compared with a loss of $156,-
as
was
Avenue
ago.
year
showed ah increase of 18% over
and bookings for the second half are up
Manufacturing
sales
first
the
25%
year
improvement was noted in all three divisions of the business
operation and the two retail divisions which
McParlin
Clnt^ng
""Chester, and Mullen &
Profit
not
disclosed.
in. the
and
58th
sale
,.v
is
the
.'U,'.:,
store
Street.
the
in
for
first
its
quarter
reported by
were
for the first quarter .1962
sales of $6,127,133.
sales
1956,
14%.
increased
,
.
to
the
Bluett,
chain.—V.
West Coast
Times-Mirror
1961.
increased
slightly to 696,76.7.,
,
reporting the profitable quarter, Messrs. Fries and Reddig noted
of the corporation's divisions showed increases ih both sales
and earnings, and that barring a substantial
decline in the general
economy,
this upward trend should continue throughout the year.—
V. 195, p. 913.
'' <••
■ ■
'
• •
"
.
,
.
In
that
all
.
Zero
John
for
For Year—
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up 70%
B.
Gilbert,
this Burbank,
sales and prorit figures
firm which specializes in precision protective
President
Calif.,
has
announced
packaging for the electronics and aerospace industries.
;•
Sales, he reported, for the year ending March 31, 1962, totaled $9,448,000, up approximately 70% over the $5,276,000 figure for "'961.
The sales figures include the sales of Chassis-Trak Corp.,
electronic
hardware manufacturing firm which was purchased
Jan. 2 of this
;
by
year
Net
age
Zero.
income
$450,000
previous
as
.
for
the
compared
to
year record. Per
outstanding for the
share income,
period, is 49
four cents per share earned in 1961
—V. 195, p. 913.
on
on
919,230 shares, the aver¬
which compares with
cents,
862,950 shares then outstanding.
"We
Co.—Earnings Down—
being weighed in the balance of history.
are
of the company rebounded sharply in April
profits absorbed the initial impact of the consoli¬
dation in January of the company's metropolitan newspapers, Norman
Chandler, Chairman and President, announced.
Consolidated
first
after
"With
„
earnings
quarter
the
record
In
as
well
as
performances by the other diversified operations,
that consolidated 'earnings will again set a
Mr. Chandler commented.
1962,"
Consolidated
profits
Division
Newspaper
in
resurgence
generally improving
indications
present
are
income
net
after
and
taxes
minority interests for the
to $162,705 equal to four
stock outstanding.
This
compared
with $739,427,
equal to
17 cents
a
share on
the
4.278,200 shares of common stock
outstanding a year earlier after
adjusting for the 2% stock dividend paid in January 1962.
ended
weeks
12
cents
share
a
March
the
on
Consolidated
1962
25,
4.296,872
amounted
shares
of
common
re"pn"cs
,for the 1962 quarter amounted to $30,512,449
$25,717,507 for the like period of 1961. A portion of
from several currently operating units which were
part of the company during this period last year.—V. 194, p. 1203.
compared
the
with
increase
net
came
Tractor
The
Supply
Sales
of
Co.—Rec?rd
Sales—Earnings—
achieved
company
new record highs for both sales and earnings
ending April 39, President Gardner Abbott announced.
in the six months
Chicago-headquartered
the
accessories .far
farm
merchandiser
climbed
equipment
to
parts
of
$7,008,974,
and
increase
an
of
24*7, from the $5,631,725 attained in the first half of the 1961 fiscal
year. Net income rose
to $529,967 from $511,317, an increase of 4%.
Earnings
the
on
1474.
p.
share
per
increased
advanced
Cbem«"Rl
Fank
corporation
to
provide
$12,000,000
net
per
share
net
the
42
cents,
!
"
V/ldl'
.
>1
calculated
outstanding.—V.
195,
Co.
been
has
paying
of
appointed by
exchange agent
agent,
mortgaaa
dated
notes—V.
195,
of
as
p.
Jan.
the
and
1,
1960
2081.
Corp,—Annual Report—
realty
company,
after taxes
income
the
on
income
share
(The
from
currently
reported at its annual
meeting
depreciation of $402,619 or
outstanding at year end. Total
from sales of properties were $1,312,130. In 1960 the
company
1961
$1.46
revenues
Trust
additional
Realty
diversified
that
had
cents
Inc.—Appointment—
trustee,
as
'native
Transnation
per
v"-k
New
act
ur"'*"
re?rstrnr
This
43
shares
.
Trans World Airlines,
to
to
of
number
after
276,483
figures
of
and
taxes
of
$193,676
77
cents
operation,
I960.)
since
or
$334,055.
represent
only
five
puoiicly
own-,d
in
butame
compniy
and
scares
depreciation
revenues
on
1960
months
August,
of
James J. Saxon
Henry Goelet,
President, told shareholders that the company's policy
of acquiring,
improving aid quickly reselling prime properties for a
profit, paid off handsomely in 1961. During the year, he said, Transnation Realty accuired
17 rroperties,
sold 14 profitably and entered
into
negotiations
"Operating
for
the
under
this
sele
and
purchase
formula
obviates
of
the
several
stated-
"Jt
also
enables
need
for
maintaining
to
us
operate with a great deal of
flexibility, to take advantage of fast moving developments and
cyclical
turns in the real estate
market, and to function with a minimum of
overhead."—V.
192,
8G2.
p.
Transogram Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Bankers Trust Co.,
and
—
dividend
V.
195,
New York Cily, has been appointed transfer
agent
disbursing agent for the common stock of the corporation
Lneeda
Vending
Service,
Inc.—Common
Offered—
a May 25. 1962
offering circular, Fabrikant
Securities Corp., and Karen Securities
Corp., New York
City, offered 73,500 shares of this firm's
at $3 per share.
used
for
investments
BUSINESS—The
was
incorporated
Irc«rpo*»;inn
tion s
stock
in
company,
of
New York
in
250
on
value,
Meserole
Oct.
was pmenced on Nov.
authorized
par
common
Net proceeds, estimated at
$171,630, will
foreign affiliates, research
development, and working capital.
and
"Holdings of Series E and H Savings Bonds have passed 44^-billion dol¬
lars—a
resounding tribute to banks and bankers for issuing the greater
part of the bonds and promoting their sale as a public service.
"However,
responsibilities for the defense of freedom and the fortify¬
our
8,
31,
St.,
1950.
1961
to
Brooklyn,
The
Y.
Certificate
change the
capital stock from 200 shares of common
1.000,000 shares of common stock of a par
to
N
of
our economy
to meet them plainly call for an expanded Savings
Bonds program not
2428.
p.
Pursuant to
be
Comptroller of the Currency
others.
extraordinarily large investments in long-range retention of properties,"
only during the Freedom Bond Drive this May and
ing of
June but from this time forward.
"We
are
being weighed in the balance of history. We shall not be found
us puts his full weight into the scales on the side of
wanting if each of
freedom. One way for banks and
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
stock
(lc
Common
stock
rurchase
—V.
194,
par)___
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
157,500 shs.
25,000 wts.
2815.
p.
(Del E.)
Webb
Every American should
U.S.
25,000 wts.
warrants.
*,Tiieo«o0rp0rRtIn2 announced that for
1962, consolidated net income
31,
was
Gross
on
an
Earnings
Nevada
The
tive
the three months ended March
average of 6 251,029 shares
revenue
totaled $14,838,707.
interest
during
due
Corp.,
$713,270,
of
equal
common
to
stock
11
cents
Savings Bonds
w
the
the
report to stockholder stated that L. c. Jacobson, former execu¬
president, has succeeded Del E.' Webb as president of the
vice
company and
that Mr. Webb will retain his
position as Chairman
of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. A.
A. McCollum was elected
Executive Vice President, succeeding Jacobson
in that post.
FOR THEIR PATRIOTIC DONATION, THE
ADVERTISING COUNCIL AND
a
outstanding
same period of 1961, restated
for pooling of
company's acquisition last year of the Saharaamounted to $444,177, or 7 cents a share.
to
own
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT DOES NOT PAY FOR THIS ADVERTISEMENT. THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
.
share
is to get
of
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
now
no
?er 8hare and to deny preemptive rights to stockholders. The
purchase of new and used vending machine
equipment, the rebuilding, repairing, and
reconditioning of such equip¬
ment
and
the resale of such
equipment to dealers, distributors and
vending operators in the United States and other parts of the world.
CAPITALIZATION
bankers to help right
people to buy and hold United States Savings Bonds."
corpora¬
stock,
value
,
Mr. Gilbert said, amounted to a record
$32,000 in 1961 and $349,000 in 1960, the
year,
1861.
192, p.
;
At the end of the first quarter last year there were 686,907 shares of
stock outstanding; on March 31 of this) year, this fig'ure had
,
Inc.,
.
for the three-month period ended March
loss of $50,709 for the first three months
manufacturing
include
$7,003,074
.
,
common
.....
..
four-story
earnings
Net earnings also increased
to $42,897, compared to a
of
.
Corp. first made an offer to acquire the Savoy Hilton,
Savoy-Plaza, through an exchange of stock with Savoy-Plaza,
and completed its
acquisition in 1957. It bought the
adjoining store and office building property in 1959.—V. 195, p. 55.
over
ago.
-—the
31
Hilton Hotels
then
Inc.
half of last
a
net
1962.
This compares
of last year.
30,
,
and
from last year's
•,
•
sales
corporation
Reddig,
Zeekendorf,
'v;',: .• U. .•
and office building at
■the southwest corner of 59th St. and Madison Ave., which adjoins the
Savoy Hilton. The hotel site is a 55,000 square foot parcel occupying
almost two-thirds of the entire block from Madison to Fifth Avenue.
The store and office building occupy another 14,500 square foot plot,
including a 100-foot frontage on Madison Ave. These two parcels,
Mr. Zeekendorf pointed out, comprise the entire block from Fifth to
Madison Ave., except for the Hotel Madison, at the corner of Madison
-
reported
clothing,
men's
of
contract to purchase the Savoy Hilton
a
purchase was made by William
Increased Sales
marking the second consecutive quarter the company
reported profitable operations.
:
\
,
According to Chairman Vollmer W. Fries and President Edward S.
The
two
organizations also entered Into a management contract
whereby the Hilton-organization will continue to operate this 30-story,
1,000-room hotel under a five year arrangement. The name of the
hotel will not change, and its entire Hilton staff, under the general
managership of Nelson VermeUe,
will < continue to. run the Savoy
Hilton.
•
V
>"■'
Under the purchase contract, Hilton Hotels Corp. will receive all
cash
for the property, including all of the hotel's furnishings. The
title closing has been scheduled to take place late next month. The
price
first half
profits
before
821.76
7
a
manufacturer
$34,179.57 for the first
company,'
Xxxcreased
&
entrance to Central Park.
Included
The
signed
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
has
Hilton Hotel—
■
efforts, improved marketing techniques,
the need for gretter service within the lumber wholesale business,
Seaman said.—V. 195, p. 114-1.
.
7
expansion
has
Webb
of
.
White Sewing Machine Corp.—-Reports
Knapp, and Conrad N. Hilton, Chairman and
President of Hilton Hotels. The hotel occupies the entire east blockfront on Fifth Avenue between 58th and 59th streets overlooking the
Pulitzer Memorial Fountain and the Grand Army Plaza at the south¬
east
$8,020,000
•
■>.
March 31:
ended
periods
month
Net
rather
will
and
"we
nine
company
Chairman
''V,v.;.'''.; '■
Comparable
The
Hotel. Announcement of the
.
—Earnings—the
:.
expect the Baltimore project
net income during the 196*3 fiscal period
added,
Seaman
properties,'
earnings and
performance
j
.
Webb # Knapp, Inc.—To Buy Savoy
the establishment of a
to
contracts and development of current
during 196l."--<V. 194, p. 54.
a
non-recurring capital expenditures relating
major lumber aistnouuiui
...
new
due
was
larger portion of present markets in the north¬
that
the earnings
Urease was restricted by the
obtaining of
upon
report asserts, "we are confident that the company's
performance in 1962 will exceed earnings and
over-ail
President.
increase
sales
dramatic
company's
the
ended
for tne nine months
saies
reported by Herbert M. Seaman,
it was
1962,
Seaman
Mr.
to
hign
record
Had
number
"Based
120%; Earn. 50%
Tidewater Lumber Co., Inc.—Sales Up
Tiuewacer
Financial Chronicle
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THANKS,
more
Volume
Number
195
6165
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
,
Security-First
Mobile County (P. O. A
;
A
Mobile), Ala.
.
1
,c
Bond Offering—President of the
County
Commission
\
vens
be
v
Ste¬
bids
Secretary
a.m.
will receive
10
Bank
of
Board
sealed
Pickens,
Directors,
of
bids
in
Other members of the syndicate: Bank of California, N. A., of
California
San Francisco; * Bear, Stearns &
Progress Report—The following Co.* Blyth & Co., Inc.; Crockerstatement was issued May 25 by Anglo - National
Bank
of
San
A. J.
Eyraud, Chairman of the Francisco; First National Bank of
Authority:
June 6 for the purchase
on
.The earmarking of
lion
»
Due
Feb.
on
1
from
1990 inclusive.
->
1965
to
-
.
.
$1,260,000
1
from
1965
inclusive.
1990
.
Feb.
on
1,335,000 bonds.
to
&
River Project
offered May 24
cost
98.01,
interest
net
a
Senator
Company of Pittsburgh;
& Co.; J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.; Gregory & Sons, and
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc., ns
5s, 3Y4S and Is, at a price of
100.21, a net interest cost of about
Oregon, Portland; First Western
3.04%.
a
the
of
.
Bond
Brown
Transit
Rev-
Guarantee
Bill
Chairman
Debs
of
the
receive
inclusive..
Angeles
County
Board
oi
Supervisors Mayor Yorty of Los
Angeles, and others in govern-
ment,
and- civic
and
business
tnroughout the Los Angeles Basin
would provide the
groups
sealed
Interest.
J-J.
througn
money
sources.-
Tf.e
Miller;
Herbert
J.
Sims
Co.,
Inc.; Hooker & Fay; Sutro & Co.,
&
Sweetwater
0rcutt
Union
School
Dist
Bond
Santa
Barbara
County, Calif.
offering - J. E. Lewis,
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
^ids
ganta
until
Barbara
.
am
20 from 1963 to 1983 inclusive. In-
action
on
rect loan is
clear recognition of
a
the critical need for
rapid transit
in
Los .Angeles and also a recogftltton of the ability of the "Backbone" Route to pay for itself.
m,
.a,.
,
r
syndi¬
The committee now has before
Bo;id Sale—The $15,GOO sehool
cate: Kidder, Peabody & Co., Mel¬
it a proposal for revenue bond
bonds offered May. 21—v. 195,* p.
lon' National Bank & Trust Co.,
guarantees and a proposal
2431—were awarded to the Secu¬
for a
Pittsburgh, White, Weld & Co^ A.
ojiect loan.
G. Becker & Co., Inc., Ira Haupt rity - First National Bank of Los
v^.:ELhe*ViOf these proposals, both
as- 4y4S, \at a
price of
& Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., Coffin & Angeles,
of which are;;predicated on the
100.68.'
'
Burr, Inc., J. Earth & Co., Foster
ability of the MTA to pay its own
& Marshall, Dempsey-Tegeler &
:*~[iiitdicr School 'Districf, Piv^rside
way, would accomplish the conCo., King, Quirk & Co., Inc., Tripp Ar'A";
structlon of the "Backbone" Route
County, Calif.
& Co., Inc., Stone & Youngberg,
v.Bond Offering^ G. A. P§que- —the foundation of the total Los
Fahnestock & Co., Field, Richards
Angeles Rapid Transit System.
& Co., Rauscher, Pierce^ & Co.; gnat- County Clerk, will receive
Among those traveling to Washsealed bids in Riyerside until 10
Inc., Waggenseller & Durst, Rafa,m.
(PDST) onjjune 4 for the ington to assist or appear in befensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
half o£ Senator Engle's bill were
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
Bosworth, Sullivan <& Co., Bowles,"
John Roberts, Los Angeles City
Dated July 1, 196^ Due on July 1
Winston & Co., Storz - Wachob-r
fronY1963 to^ 198^'inclusive.
In* Planner; L. E. Timberlake, ChairBender Co., Thomas & Co., Townterest J-J. Legality approved by man, Loe Angeles City Council
I send, Dabney ,& Tysdn, McMaster,
Transportation
Committee;
and
O'Melveny & Myers.
• ',
; "
*
Hutchinson & Co., First of Iowa
Walter.4 Braunschweiger,
ChairCorp., and First of Arizona Co.
La Mesa, Calif.
man
Mayor's Central City ComYavapai County, Central Yavapai^
Bond Sale—Th£s$21Q,000 munic¬
.
rt
...
.
p
,
.
.
_.
.
High School Dist.,
;
_
o'Kn
u
i
Bond Sale—pie $1,250,000 scho-ol
,
bonds offered May 29 —v. 195,
P- 2307-were awarded to a group
composed of the Crocker-Anglo
National Bank of San Francisco,
Glore Forgan & Co., J. S. Strauss
& Co., and Hooker & Fay, as 5s,
2V4s, 2%s, 2%s, and 3s, at a price
0f
100.00008,
.
net
a
interest
cost
of about 2.92%.
c
n
,
„.
.
„
.
,
Pauma Sch°°l D'st"%San D,ego
dn,7,fut^u'
r>n„A
,
';"nnn
S
j
!?oS?s °^ere(l
,
,
/o?00
22
and
.
er
'
4%s and 4s,
as
be received until 2 p.m. (PDST)
on June 26 for the purchase of
bonds.
sewer
c
'
.
'
c
-
Hospital District (P. O., Y'
■£* r*Y
*-<
.
*r Pl*P7.
,
Sale-^The'$725,000
Bond
tal
improvement-
;
May
21—v.
awarded
the
to
First
bonds
195,
a
•
•
hospi¬
offered
of
composed
tion
Bank
of
-
Ari¬
in Phoenix; Luce, Thompson
Crowe, Inc.; William R. Staats
Bond Sale—The
&
Co.,
and
3%s, at
Kirchner
&
Co., as
price of 100.05, a basis
a
CALIFORNIA
Areata,
Bond
bill,
on
City
1
June
7
until
for
water
July
1,
1963 to
from
terest
Clerk,
bids
$960,000
Dated
Calif.
Offering—Roberta Brech-
sealed
J-J.
Security-First
Los
Angeles,
Harris Trust & Savings Bank of
Chicago, Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Taylor & Co., as 314s, 3sj and 314s,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
will
8
p.m.
the
.
receive
purchase
of
Due
on
July
In¬
Legality approved
by
Wilson, Harzfeld, Jones & Morton.
of about 3.18%.
:
El Dorado
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
■<
1993 inclusive.
of
Lake Tahoe Unified School Dist.,
bonds.
revenue
19621
cost
(PDST)
the
of
Bank
bonds
offered
2431—were
cate
$1,500,000 school
May 28—v. 195, p;
awarded
composed
to
the
of
Banning, California
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m. (PDST)
on
June 25 for the purchase of
of Los Angeles; Schwabacher
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Hill Richards & Co.,- and Hooker
$540,000
&
sewer
bonds.
J'"Ar
;
Bishop Union High School Dist.,
Inyo County, Calif.
pany
chase
of
$170,000
Fay,
3.85s, at
5s, 4s, 3V2S,' 3%s and
price of 100.06. a net
as
a
interest! cost of about 3.79%.
Livermore
Elementary Sch, Dist.,
Alameda County, Calif.
Bend
Offering —Jack
G.
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
school bonds.
Dated June 15, 1962. Due on June
bids
15 from 1963 to 1987 inclusive. In¬
(PDST)
terest
chase
J-D. Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers.
of
our
Los An-
ranid transit.system.
rapid transit system
a
a
offered
2431—were
of
100.01
a
interest
cost
of
interest cost of about 2.77%.
merabers
Bond
195,
Trust
San
Co.,
,
c
.
c,
.
n.
4
0
.
5an J«<"< School District, Orange
County, Calif.
—
bonds
p.
syndi-
Bank,
Chicago; William R. Staats & Co.;
Equitable Securities Corporation;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Brown Bros. Harriman & Co.;
Stone & Youngberg; Cruttenden,
Podesta & Miller, and C. N. White
& Co.
. ;
V
:
f
Bond
Morgan Hilt, Calif.
Sale
The $32,000
sewer
the
of
cate:
Wells
Fargo
Francisco;
Northern
z.yu/0.
-
—v.
net
Francisco,-as 6s, 3V2s, 2>/4s, 2%s,
2%s and 2'90s' at a Price of 100-01'
Qther
offered
2431—were
street
May 23
awarded
to Hill Richards & Co.
Sale_The $345>ooo school
bonds offered May 22—v. 195, p.
2431—were awarded to the Secu-
rity-First
National
Bank
of
Los
in
Oakland
of
on
from
10:00
a.m.
June 12 for the pur¬
$149,000
Dated July 15,
15
until
1963
school
1962.
to
Due
bonds.
on
July
1977,
inclusive.
Legality
approved
Unified School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
bonds offered May 28 — v.
195,
p.
2539 —were awarded to the
San Bernardino
of
Bank
San
America
N.T. & S.A.
of
Francisco, as 4s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.94%,
100.89,
Orange County Flood Control
(P. O. Santa Ana), Calif.:
Bond Sale—The $8,620,000 flood
control bonds offered May 29—v.
195, p. 2431—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Security-
Bond
Santa Ana, Calif.
Offering — Clerk Clarion
Suttner
announces
Council
will
until
2
the
for
water
1992
of
3.35%.
the
Trust
syndi¬
&
Unified
School
Angeles County,
District,
Calif.
$1,750,000 school
May 22^—v. 195, p.
2200—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
composed of the Securityoffered
National
First
Bank
Los
of
An¬
William R. Staats & Co.,
& Co., R. H. Moulton &
Co., and the Wells Fargo Bank of
San Francisco, as 3y4S, at a price
of 101.56, a basis of about 3.10%.
geles,
Blyth
Turlock, Calif,
Sale—The
Bond
offered
2432—were
$650,000 sewer
May 22—v. 195, p.
awarded
to
a
group
composed of the Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco;
Stone & Youngberg; Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern, and C. N. White
314s and
net
Co., as 4V2s, 3Y4S, 3s,
at a price of 100.02, a
interest cost of about 3.42%.
3V2S,
Valley Park and Recreation k
(P. O. San Bernardino),
District
California
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 20:30 a.m.ETA S
received
be
until
10:30
a.m.
June 4 for the pur¬
chase of $60,000 swimming pool
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
on July 1 from
1965 to 1979, incl.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved
by O'Melveny & Myers.
(PDST)
on
CONNECTICUT
Brookfield, Conn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
on
received until
for
12
June
2
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
$780,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
inclusive.
1982
to
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy.
West
Bond
eral
Hartford, Conn.
Sale—The $1,679,000 gen¬
public
improvement bonds
195, p. 2432—
offered May 24—v.
were
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
City
bids
District
bonds.
on
about
the
(PDST) on June 12
purchase
of
$3,000,000
Due
of
members
sealed
p.m.
revenue
1, 1962.
to
San
of
posed of the Connecticut Bank &
Trust
Co.
of
Hartford,
Second
that
receive
A.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Los
Angeles, as 4V4S, at a price of
101.05, a basis of about 4.15%.
Marengo
a
Torrance
Bond
a net
S.
and C. N. White & Co.
Yucca
2^-^refwa^d toY
?QO%
ahnnf
and
May 28—v.
awarded
'
w
&
Bond
Offering—Fay Lawrence,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids in Independence until 10 a.m.
(PPST) oh June 4 for the pur¬
si>dit
the
$2,240,000 school
195, p.
to a syndicate composed of the United California Bank of Los Angeles; Harrim an Ripley & Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks,
and J. A. Hogle & Co., as 5s, 3s,
2V2S, 2%s, 2.90s, and 3s, at a price
bonds
Bank' of
California N. A., in San Francisco;
'} First Western Bank & Trust Com¬
for
Bond Sale—The
syndi¬
a
in
us
Monterey Peninsula Junior College
Dist., Monterey County, Calif.
,
composed
outs
geles area
area
$1,500,000 school
29 — v. 195,
2200—were awarded to a group
National
of about 3.62-%—
of building
offered -May
bonds
p.
and
goal
Beach Uiiified Sch. Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
Laguna
zona,
&
^aus^t^'acf
oMhe°fsuppornrthfASra-S
2431—were
p.
group
National
^?'
A
ipal improvement; bonds ; offered
May 22—v. 195, p. 2431—were
awarded to the Security - First
National Bank of Los Angeles.
&
5s, 43/4s, 3V4S, 3V2s
price of 100.03, a net
Harris
cate:
&
™r^men'°
/p
T.
cost
Other
bonds
Redlands, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$750,000
$1,000,000
May 29—v.
as
Is, at
interest
2307—were awarded to J. B. Han-
n
N.
Francisco,
195, p.
v.
offered
195, p. 2432—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
:
>
Sale—The
bonds
Savings
Bank, Chicago; Stone & Young¬
berg; Cruttenden, Podesta & Mil¬
ler; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
the
~
school
America
9:30
(PDST) on June n for the
purchase of $105,000 school bonds,
bond Dated June
20, 1962, Due on June
revenue
Junior College Dist.,
Diego County, Calif.
San
and Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
part of the terest J-D.
Housing and Banking Committee
in providing $350 million In a di°xna\j Union
Hesperia School District, San
^
Bernardino County Calif i
the
Engle's
(S. 2390)—supported by Governor
Legality approved- by O'Melveny
& Myers.
:
price
v
of
will
1992
to
;
:Others/members
Offerin g—Alexander
$1,900,000 water bonds. Dated July
1, 19,62.' Due on July 1 from 1964
195, p. 2431—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
Boston Corporation and Shields &
Co., as 5s, 4%s, 3%s, 3V4S, 3.10s,
a
of
for
Los
bids
in Santa Ana until 8 p.m. (PDST)
on
June 12 for the purchase, -of
—v.
about 3.34%
July 1,
Orange County Water Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
rectors,
Tempe) Ariz.
Sale—The $10,000,000 im¬
a
on
Bowie, Secretary of Board of Di¬
(P O.
314s, 3.40s, ZV2S and Is, at
loan
enue
Bond
-
Agricultural
Improvement Power District,
to
Due
Myers.
East
provement bonds
1
1962. Interest J-J.
approved by O'Melveny
Legality
ARIZONA
Bond
July
•Dated June 1,
Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Interest F-A.
Legality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Hose.
Salt
on
1992.
.
.
Due
1982 inclusive.
1964 to
Trust
struction bonds.
3,365,000 road and bridge bonds.
•Due
bonds.
from
,
&
F. S. Smithers
Ti
$350-mil- Bank & Trust Co., of Los Angeles,
Susanville Elementary Sch. Dist.,
construction of
A William R. Staats & Co.; A. C.l
Lassen County, Calif.
the "Backbone" Route of the Los Allyn &
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.;
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Angeles Rapid Transit System is First National Bank of St. Louis;
be received until June 18 for the
a
significant victory for Senator W. E. Hutton & Co.; Taylor and
purchase of $413,000 school con¬
Engle and our community.
Company;. Cruttenden, Podesta &
Ana until 2 p.m.
(PDST) on June
of $3,996,000. bonds, as follows: v
.12 for the purchase of $2,595,000
water revenue bonds, as follows:
$631,000 college ; building bonds.
,
(P.. O. Los Angeles),
'~(J
Santa
-
(C$T)
Angeles Metropolitan Transit
,
Bond Offering—M. Lee
of
Los
Authority
Orange County, Calif.'
*
:
sealed
until
received
;
Leroy
that
announces
will
National
Los Angeles.'
Y/;
*'J"1 '*
Vi'v.A '. ■
•-4
Costa Mesa County Water Dist.,
Dated July
July 1 from 1964
Legality ap¬
the
Boston,
a
Securities
National
as
Co.,
Inc.,
Shawmut
3s, at
a
and
Bank
of
price of 101.29,
basis of about 2.87%.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
inclusive.
,v
£
Dist.
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Santa Barbara High School Dist,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
American
Bond
University (P. O.
Washington), D. C.
Offering — William
Bond Sale—The $3,400,000 school
bonds offered May 28—v. 195, p.
Nicholls, Treasurer,
sealed bids until 3
2431—were
on
will
p.m.
O.
receive
(EDST)
Calipatria Unified School Dist.,
Imoerial County, Calif.
Interest
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
geles, as 3V2S, 3s, 3V2S and 3s, at
a price of
par, a net interest cost
National
City Bank of New York City, and
$2,100,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
& Sutcliffe.
of about 3.39%.
composed of Mellon National Bank
May 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
J-D.
.
...
school
bonds
was
$331,000
sold
to
the
First
National
Bank
of
Los
An¬
cate
awarded
to
a
syndi¬
headed by the First
June
12
for" the
purchase
dormitory
of
revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1961. Due on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2644)
56
„
.
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
-
»
Interest
approved
Legality
M-N.
will receive sealed bids until
ers
about
a.m.
1962. Due on Feb.
February 1,
Special Tax
O.
Titusville), Fla.
Brevard County
Offering
Bond
Public
J.
of Board of
will receive
sealed bids until noon
June 12 for the purchase
separate
(EST) on
$554,000
bonds,
refunding
of
as
follows:
Central
Brevard High
School
Special Tax
School
District bonds. Due on July 1
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Central
Brevard Ele¬
Special Tax School
mentary
issues
Both
Legality
J-J.
1,
ap¬
Trimble
Caldwell,
by
proved
July
July
dated
are
Interest
1962.
on
1972 inclusive.
1963 to
from
1
Due
bonds.
District
&
Mitchell.
Hoopeston, III.
In¬
$750,000 water¬
Bond Sale—The
awarded
were
to
group
a
Sale
—
West Palm
Beach, Fla.
$600,000 mu¬
nicipal
stadium
bonds
offered
May 22 — v. 195, p. 2432 — were
awarded to Goodbody & Co., as
4s,
a
3y4s, 3.40s, 3V2S and 3%s, at
price of 100.14, a net interest
Bond Sale—The
May
sealed
and
purchase
bids
oral
(CDST)
p.m.
of
until
June
on
$1,400,000
6:45
for the
6
bonds,
corporate
bonds.
195,
—v.
to
a
price of 98,00, a net interest cost
3.87%.
/ '
./
c :
-
of about
Due
purpose
July
on
East Baton
from
1
Zachery), La.
parking facilities bonds.
on July
1 from 1965 to
200,000
'Due
p.
•
group
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
on
June 5 for the purchase of
$550,000 hospital improvement
bonds.
Note—The
bonds
in
offering of the above
the
$500,000
original amount of
scheduled for May
was
—
County Metropolitan Com.
Dade
(P. O. Miami), Florida
2307—were awarded to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
a syndicate composed of the Trust
be received until June 19 for the
Company of Georgia, in Atlanta,
purchase of $3,250,000 seaport Robinson
Humphrey Co., In c.
revenue bonds.
R. S. Dickson & Co., Wyatt, Neal
& Waggoner, Francis I. duPont &
Florida State Board of Education
Co., Byron Brooke & Co., and
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
J. W. Tindall & Co., as 3V2S, 3s,
Bond Offering — Secretary of
3V4S and 3V2S, at a price of 100.006,
State Board of Education Thomas
195,
v.
p.
-
D.
Bailey
that separate
announces
net interest cost of about 3.42%.
a
Smyrna, Ga.,
Bond
Offering
—
Lester
W.
Charles, City Clerk, will receive
until 10 a.m. (EST) on June
the purchase of $7,250,000
State
School revenue bonds, as
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
June 4 for the purchase of $760,-
follows:
provement
see,
5
for
$750,000 Monroe County, Series B
bonds.
Dated
June
1, 1962.
Due
June
on
1982
1963
from
1
inclusive.
Interest
to
J-D.
000
obligation street im¬
general
Dated
and recreation bonds.
July 1, 1962. Due
from
1964
to
■
June
on
1982
125,000
Clay
bonds.
Due
Due
M-S.
Series D
March 1, 1962.
Dated
March
on
1982
Interest
from
1
Pasco
bonds.
Due
March
March
1,
from
1
Manatee
D
1962.
Due
on
1982
County,
June
from
1
inclusive.
1963
to
Interest J-D.
100,000 Highlands County, Series
E bonds. Dated March
1, 1962.
Due
on
March 1 from 1963 to
1982 inclusive. Interest M-S.
440,000
Palm
Beach
County,
Series F bonds. Dated June 1,
1962.
Due
on
June
1
from
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Interest
J-D.
.
.
,/lv,
on
1982
March 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
Interest
225,000 St. Lucie
Jan. 1
on
M-S.
County, Series
1, 1962.
March 1 from 1963 to
1982 inclusive. Interest M-S.
225,000 Brevard County, Series G
bonds.
Due
Dated
June
June
on
1
1,
from
1962.
1963
to
1982 inclusive. Interest J-D.
1,460,000 Broward County, Series
H
bonds.
Due
1982
Dated
June
on
1
inclusive.
June
from
1, 1962.
1963
to
Interest J-D.
800,000 Orange County, Series H
bonds.
Due
Dated
on
June
June
1
1,
from
1962.
1963
1982 inclusive. Interest J-D.
800.000
Hillsborough
to
-
County,
Series I bonds. Dated June 1,
1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
4982 inclusive. Interest J-D.
Payable at the Bankers Trust
Company of New York City, or at
the
Florida
National
Jacksonville. .Legality
Bank
of
aporoved
by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Levy County (P. O. Bronson), Fla.
Certificate
Ernest
Offering
Stephens
the Board of
—
Clerk
announces
that
County Commission¬
approved
by
Shimer College (P.
O.
Mount Carroll), III.
Bond Sale—The $480,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds offered May
23—v. 195, p. 2308—were sold to
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency,
Le¬
Kelley
as
3V2S, at
a
price of
par.
Will County Township High
School Dist. No. 205 (P O.
&
Offering
i
sealed
(P. O. Boise), Idaho
Sale—The $700,000 school
offered May 21—v. 195, p.
awarded to
2308—were
Trust
merce
(CDST)
purchase
Bond
bonds
receive
the Com¬
Company of Kansas
City.
building
1962.
1978
Due
of
bonds.
on
bids
June
$2,500,000
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
gality
—
on
for
8
the
school
June
1,
1 from 1966 to
Interest
approved
until
7
J-D.
Le¬
Chapman
by
&
Cutler.
County Class "A" School
Board
of
will receive sealed
195,
the
1972—were
p.
awarded
First
Security Bank of
Idaho, N. A., in Boise, and Blyth
Cd,? Inc.
\
•.
road
was
sold
to
Duncan
Dated
&
Wood, Inc.,
May 1, 1962. Due
—
Vieth,
3%s.
as
on
Jan. 1
ceive
bids
sealed
until
H.
will
10
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on June 7 for the purchase
$990,000 park bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from
1964 to- 1993
inclusive.
Interest
(CST) on June 7 for
purchase of $130,000 school
building bonds. Dated May 1,1962.
the
awarded to
a
group composed of
National Bank of Chi¬
cago, A. G. Becker &
and
the
Indianapolis
Charles & Trauernicht.
Share
Arlington Heights, III.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of sewer bonds totaling\$3,500,000 scheduled for June 4Xy.
195* p. 2085—has been postponec
Bureau
County Community Consol¬
idated
School District No.
84
(P. O. Maiden), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$90,000
bonds was sold to White-
school
Phillips Company, Inc.
Co.,
Inc.,
Bond
&
Corp., as 3s, at a price of
101.65, a basis of about 2.84%.
Lakeland School Corporation. Ind.
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,-
000
school
building bonds was
sold to the American Fletcher Na¬
tional Bank
(dianapolis,
Bond
& Trust
as
Company of
3%s.
ceive
purchase and firehouse
building
offered May 24—v. 195, p.
2432—we'fe awarded to the SaraT
Coutny, Homewood-Flossmoor
Community High School Dist. toga State Bank.
No. 233 (P. O.
Flossmoor), III.
Washington Clay Junior High
,
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
School Building Corporation
building bonds offered May 21—
(P. O. South Bend), Ind.
v.
195, p. 2432—were awarded to
Bond Offering—John G. Hughes,
bonds
Chicago
Manager,
bids
sealed
(CST)
chase
June
on
of
June
on
of
bonds.
for
18
the
pur¬
Dated
on
1
July
clusive.
$600,000
auditorium
July 1, 1962.
Due
from 1963 to 1987 in¬
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
Chapman & Cutler.
proved by
New
Bond
Orleans, La.
Sale
The $2,000,000
drainage bonds offered
23—v. 195, p. 2084—were
—
water and
May
awarded
C.
of
to
J.
syndicate composed
a
Devine
to
terest cost of about 3.34%.
the
Sabine
a.m.
pur¬
student
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler.
Sterling College
(P.
3y2S, at
School
O. Many), La.
Offering— Roy Alford,
Secretary
Parish
of
Police
Jury,
(CST) on June 13 for the
purchase of $60,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug.
a.m.
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
F-A. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
terest
O.
Sterling),
.
St.
Bond Sale—The $316,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds offered May
21—v. 195, p. 2308—were sold to
the Housing and Home Finance
as
Converse
will receive sealed bids until 9:30
Kansas
Agency,
Parish,
Dist. No. 8 (P.
Bond
union
bonds. Dated
Due on July 1 from
1991
Brothers &
re¬
10
for
revenue
July 1, 1961.
Ol-
will
until
18
$650,000
construction
price of
a
par.
Topeka, Kansas
Bond .-Sale—The $1,100,000 Kan¬
sas City River Interceptor Sewer
bonds offered May 24 — v. 195,
p. 2433 — were awarded to the
First Boston Corp., as 2V2s, 23As
and 3s, at a price of 100.02, a net
Mary Parish (P. O.
Morgan City), La.
Certificate
630.65
May
Sale
The
$201,paving certificates offered
23—v. 195,
p.
2201—were
—
awarded to Ladd Dinkins & Co.
MAINE
Maine
(State of)
Bond Sale—The
$2,600,000 State
College Loan bonds of¬
May 24—v. 195, p. 2308—
Teachers'
fered
were
awarded
Trust Co. of
interest cost of about 2.85%.
Is, at
to
the
Chicago,
Northern
5s, 3s and
price of 100.003, a net in¬
a
as
terest cost of about 2.99%.
KENTUCKY
Millinocket, Me.
Corhin, Kentucky
Offering- — City
Bond
Betty Perkins
Board
Clerk
that the
announces
ceive
Jr., Secretary, will receive sealed
Commissioners
of
sealed
bids
will
until
4
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on June 4 for the purchase
$150,000 flood control system
of
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due
on
May 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legality approved
by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
(P. O. Owenshoro),
Kentucky
Bond
Ware,
Offering
County
receive
sealed
(CDST)
Due
on
of
on
Charles
—
W.
Court. Clerk,
will
bids
a.m.
June
until
for
5
10
the pur¬
$215,000 school building
bonds. Dated June
June 1 from
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds totaling $1,450,000 offered
May 24
Interest
1,1962.
1983 to
J-D.
1982
Legality
approved by Grafton, Ferguson &
Fleischer.
Larue County (P. O. Hodgen-
ville), Ky.
Bond Offering—Ontalee
Howell,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST)
on
June
5
for the purchase
of
195, p. 2433 — were
syndicate composed
v.
—
awarded to
a
of the National Shawmut Bank of
Boston,
New
York
Hanseatic
Corp., Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.
of
Winston
Trust
&
a
Co.
Co.,
Corp.,
Daviess Cty.
revenue
site
Cook
the Northern Trust Co. of
1978,
Offering—Elwood H.
Business
sen,
chase
Saratoga, Ind.
$10,600
Sale—The
(CST)
chase
& Co., Salomon
Hutzler, Merrill Lynch,
inclusive. Interest M-N; Legality Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Ladd
approved by Chapman &, Cutler. Dinkins & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and Arnold & DerMorningside College (P. O.
bes, as 4V4S, 4s, 3s, 3V4S and 3V2S,
Sioux City), Iowa
at a price of 100.00005, a net in¬
Bond
Nov. -lr from 1963 to
on
—
First
announces that
the Mayor and City Council will
receive sealed bids until 7 p.m.
by Ross,
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bond Sale
The $1,000,000
school
building
bonds
offered
May 22—v. 195, p. 2201—were
the
Emile J. Lehmann
1
of
from 1964 to 1973 inPlusive. Inter¬
est
J-J.
Legality approved
by
oral bids
KANSAS
Albert
Controller,
Legality approved
McCord, Ice & Miller.
;ILLINOIS
bonds
Offering
Losche, City
J-J.
Ahingtoh Road^District (P. O.
Aledo), III.
Bond Sale—-An issue of $60,000
and
until 8 p. m.
(P. O. Muncie), Ind.
Bond
Sale—The $395,000 school
construction bonds offered May 14
Morgan City, La.
Offering—City Secretary
Bond
Directors,
Ball State Teachers College
Idaho
>
Bond
of Board of
Secretary
Bond
Trustees, will
can¬
celled.
(P O. Glidden), Iowa
Bond Offering—O. B. Overholt,
man
Offering—Joseph C. Wag¬
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. ner, Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EDST) on June
(MST) on June 11 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 school building 19 for the purchase of $1,465,000
Hall of Music first mortgage rev¬
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
enue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
on July 1 from 1963 to
1975, incl.
Interest J-J.
Legality approved Due on June 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive.
Legality approved by
by Chapman & Cutler.
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
Madison County, Rexhurg School
Dist. No. 321A (P. O. Rexhurg),
Indianapolis Park District, Ind.
of
2433—and
p.
Dist.
J-J.
INDIANA
(P. O. Mountain
Home), Idaho
Bond Offering—John D. Glasby,
&
Glidden-Ralston Community Sch.
1964
District No. 193
to
(CST) on June 6 for the purchase
of
$38,000 storm
sewer
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1
from 1963 to 1981, inclusive.
In¬
terest M-N. Legality approved by
T. H. Nelson of Dubuque.
Due
Lockport), III.
Bond
G bonds. Dated March
Due
Legality
p.m.
—v.
1,300,000 Pinellas County, Series
G bonds. Dated March
1, 1962.
Due
J-J.
will
Clerk
Series
Bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
D
sealed and oral bids until 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Interest
195,
Eileen L.
—
p.m.
June 18 for the pur¬
chase of $1,050,000 water revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
on
Secretary of
1963 to
1982 inclusive. Interest M-S.
225,000
8:15
Offering
Huberty, City Clerk, will receive
Class "A" School Dist. No. 2
Elmore
Series
County,
Dated
on
until
bids
sealed
(CDST)
Bond
re¬
will
1963 to
inclusive. Interest M-S.
160,000
Clerk,
Village
29—v.
Dyersville, IovJa
Clarence W.
John Verklah,
Board of Education,
?
D
1962.
County,
ceive
—
Ada and Canvon Counties Joint
to
J-D.
March 1 from 1963 to
Lee
bonds.
1,
Offering
Schilke,
IDAHO
Series
March
inclusive.
500,000
1963
Interest
County,
Dated
on
1982
from
1
inclusive.
on
inclusive.
1985
gality
approved
Mobley.
140,000 Putnam County, Series C
bonds.
Dated
June
1, 1962.
Due
Bond
by Chapman & Cutler.
sealed bids will be received at the
office of the State Superintendent
of Public Instruction in Tallahas¬
Oak Park, III.
Rouge Hospital
Service District No. 1 (P.O.
1965 to 1978 inclusive.
•
2433—were
Smith
as
2084—were awarded
1974 inclusive.
composed of White,
160,000 sewer construction bonds.
Weld & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
GEORGIA
Due on July 1 from 1974 to
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., and
1978 inclusive.
Griff in-Spalding County Board of Koenig, Keating & Stead, as 3y4S,
Dated July 1, 1962. Interest J-J.
Education
3V2S, 3.70s, 3.80s and 3%s, at a
(P. O. Griffin), Ga.
BondSale
The $1,900,000 price of 99.04, a net interest cost Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler.
school bonds offered May 23— of about 3.73%.
about 3.52%.
of
cost
bonds offered
p.
LOUISIANA
$1,040,000
$2,100,000 hous¬
195,
Lynch, Pierce,
Inc., and Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller, as 23/4s,
3y4s, 3y2s, 3%s, 4s and 3%s, at a
&
Fenner
follows:
O. Urhana),
ing revenue bonds offered May 24
22—v.
awarded to Merrill
Davenport, Iowa
Bond
Offering—Allyn Wiese,
City Clerk, will receive separate
99.04, a net interest cost of about
3.69%.,
:
•
Illinois University (P.
Illinois
on
com¬
The
Sale —The
Bond
(CDST)
a.m.
the purchase of $1,-
IOWA
revenue
course
11
for
195, p. 2308—
$40,000 posed of Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
certificates Benjamin Lewis
&
Co.,
Fox,
offered May 28—v. 195, p. 2432— Reusch
&
Co.,
Inc., Municipal
Bond Corp., and Quail & Co., as
were awarded to William R. Hough
& Co., as 4s, at a price of 98.05. 3s, 3V2S and"3%s, aLa price Of
Certificate
golf
12
revenue
works and sewage revenue bonds
offered May 21—v.
Sarasota, Florida
$379,000
175,000
inclusive.
1974
Chapman & Cutler.
Secretary
Instruction,
Darden,
to
terest F-A. Legality approved by
Woodrow
—
1963
from
School Districts (P.
3.18%.
1
until
$240*000 school building revenue
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Le¬
305,000
first mortgage revenue gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due & Fahey.
on Jan.
1 from 1965 to 1984, incl.
Monticello, Ky.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved
Bond Sale—The $580,000 water
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
and sewer
as
certificates of indebtedness. Dated
FLORIDA
bids
June
Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
33/4s, 3s and 3 V4S, at a price of
100.004, a
net interest cost of
and Braun,
(EST) on June 12 for the
purchase of $325,000 courthouse
11
by Covington & Burling.
as
-
Salem,
Commerce
of Kansas
City, Cooley
and Clayton
Securities
3s, at a price of 100.05,
basis of about 2.99%.
Portland, Me.
•
Offering—George N. An*
derson, Director of Finance, will
,
Bend
receive
sealed
(EDST)
bids
on
until
noon
June 19 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 permanent im¬
provement bonds-. Dated July 1,
1962. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
1982 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Legal¬
ity approved by Ropes & Gray. ..
:
MASSACHUSETTS
Cohasset, Mass.
Bond Offering—David E. Trues-
dell, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids c/o State Street Bank
Volume
195
Number
6165
Trust "Co.,- Municipal
&
Depart¬
111 Franklin Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June
5
for
the purchase
of $500,000
ment,
bonds, as follows:
$220,000
fire
Dated
July 1, 1962.
Legality
by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge.
approved
MICHIGAN
Bloomingdale Public School
and
inclusive.
1981
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
280,000 school project loan bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to
Dated
July 1, 1962. Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer
& Dodge.
\
College of The Holy Cross
Worcester), Mass.
(P. O.
receive
Offering—President Very
Raymond J. Swords, S. J.,
that sealed bids will be
received by the Board of Trustees
until 10 a.m. (EDST) on June 8
for the purchase of
mitory
revenue
1, 1961. Due
on
$1,997,000 dor¬
bonds. Dated May
May 1 from 1964
inclusive.
2001
to
Legality
Interest
approved
Gottlieb
by
M-N.
Cleary,
& Steen.
Emmanuel
College (P. O. Boston),
Massachusetts
Bond
be
Due
the
by
bids
until
The
Dated June 1, 1962.
July 1 from 1963 to 1988
on
Interest
approvedby
&
J-J.
Miller,
Legality
Canfield,
Stone.
Barnum
Community School Dist.
(P. O. Otisville), Mich.
Bond
Offering — Elma Blue,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until
son,
will
,
from
terest
1964 to
1988 inclusive.
In¬
J-J.
Legality
approved
by
Dickinson,
Cudlip.
Wright,
McKean
&
Heights! Municipal Build¬
ing Authority, Mich.
at
Bond
Sale—The
$100,000
office
Burr,
23/4s, at
as
$100,000
sold to Coffin &
was
price of 100.11,
a
basis of about 2.73%.
a
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
Harwich, Mass.
—
Leslie Nicker-
son, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids lintil June 21 for the
Nahant, Mass.
sive.
inclusive.
2001
Interest
Bedford
School
F-A.
Dist., Mich.
1 from 1965 to
Baxter
Treasurer,
will
a
J. M. Dain & Co., and
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as 3s,
3.40s, 3.70s, 3.80s and 3.90s, at a
price of
par, a
be
received
(EDST) on June 6 for the
purchase
of
$3,500,000
school
building and site bonds.
Dated
Boston,
State
11:30
1963
to
a.m.
1982
inclusive.
Interest
J-D. Legality approved by
Storey,
inclusive.
Interest
(CDST)
June 11 for the purchase of
$10,000
fire
equipment
bonds.
Dated
School
Dist.,
Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $550,000 school
bonds offered May 22—v. 195, p.
2433—were awarded to Harriman
Ripley
& Co., Inc., and StranaHarris & Co., as 4s, 3V2S,
3V4s and 33/4s, at a price of 100.02,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
Due on July
1963 to 1966 inclusive. In¬
Mass.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 maca¬
dam pavement loan bonds offered
May
23
195, p. 2433 — were
Tucker, Anthony & R.
as 2.30s,
at a price of
basis of about 2.27%.
—
Consolidated School Dist.,
Warren
v.
Michigan
awarded to
L.
Day,
100.06, a
Bond
bids
June
on
nolds,
Town
ceive
land
Offering—Paul
bids
c/o
Rey¬
will re¬
Eng¬
New
Merchants National Bank of
Boston,
until
for
A.
Treasurer,
sealed
28
11
Street, Boston,
(EDST) on June 6
purchase
of
$1,080,000
follows:
as
$665,0001
Co., Inc., as 4s, 3y4s,
3%s, 3V8S and 3%s, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
'school
bonds.'
project
Due on July 1
1963
1982
to
loan
from
inclusive.
cate:
the
C.
Bradford
&
Co.,
Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, Shannon & Co.,
and
Charles A. Parcells &
Co.
Wayne County (P. O.
Detroit), Mich.
290,000 school bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1963 to 1981 in-
Bond
125,000 water bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1963 to 1967 in¬
clusive.
July 1, 1962. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge.
City Treasurer, will receive
Bank
bids
of
Boston,
on
First
c/o,
Boston, 45
until
June
13
bonds.
school
■
Due
a.m.
the
as
on
National
Street,
Milk
11:30
for
$1,246,000 bonds,
$1,100,000
May
(EDST)
purchase
of
follows:
project
July
street
1
17—v.
to
offered
195, p. 2309—were
Kenower, MacArthur
Wayne County, Livonia Drainage
i Districts
(P. O. Detroit), Mich.
drain
3s, at
as
a
Bond
special
Sale—The $138,000 sewer
assessment bonds offered
May 24
—
p.
2433
—
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
5 for the purchase of $81,-
000 bonds, as follows:
Ravalli
series bonds.
price of
Offering
Deerwood,
par.
Minn.
J.
—
F. Floren,
for the
purchase of $30,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
on
Dec.
inclusive.
from
1
Interest
1964 to
J-D.
Le¬
gality approved by Howard, Peter¬
son, LeFevere, Lefler & Haertzen.
North
St.
Bond
the
were
19
The
—
p. 2310—were awarded
First
Jackson
Securities
195,
—v.
to
the
Corp.
St.
Paul, as 3s,
3.30s, 3.60s, 3.70s, 3.80s and 3.90s,
at a price of par, a net interest
members
will
receive
Indep. School Dist.
No. 719, Minn.
Bond
be
13
for the
purchase of $450,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Offering—Leslie W. Reetz,
will
receive
bids until 4 p.m. (CDST)
18 for the. purchase
of
nursing home bonds.
1, 1962.
to
1983
Due
on
sealed
June
$200,000
Dated July
on
Jan. 1 from 1965
inclusive.
10
Interest
$312,000
1, 1982.
and
will
serial
the
be
bonds will
be the second choice.
Silver Bow
County School Dist.
(P.O. Butte), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
offered May 25—v. 195, p
2310 —were
awarded
to
Piper,
bonds
Jaffray & Hopwood.
Yellowstone
County Rural Special
Improvement District No. 457
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$44,890
f
im¬
provement bonds offered May 28
195,
—v.
to
2543—were
p.
awarded
Southwick,
Campbell, Water¬
man Co., and the National Securi¬
ties Corp., as 5%s.
HAMPSHIRE
the
Nashua
Sale
Bond
—
awarded
tional Bank
to
of
First
the
NEW JERSEY
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
Sale—The
nurses'
to
Bank
Trust
Jersey
Home
Sale
195,
J.
B.
at
a
price
Agency,
as
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
Bond Sale—The
Creek
sewerage
offered
$4,500,000 ColdSub-District
Trunk
system
revenue
bonds
May 28—v. 195,
p. 2434—
syndicate
headed by Lehman Brothers, as
5s, 3V4s, 3V2s and 3%s, at a price
of 100.05, a net interest 'cost of
awarded
were
about
to
Hanauer &
New
June
(EDST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
p.m.
Bond
by
i
Dist., N. J.
Offering—Irene E.vWhit-
ten, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EDST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $1,800,000 school
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1962.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1980 in¬
Interest
by
F-A.
Legality
Delafield
Hawkins,
& Wood.
Secaucus, N. J.
Bond
Offering
—
Alexander
Alstyne,
Schiesel, Town Clerk, will receive
Co.; William S. Morris &
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EDST)
on
June 12 for the purchase of
&
Noel &
Co.,
the
Point Pleasant School
Inc.; Rein-
Tripp &
Co.;
8
for
14
J-D.
Legality approved
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
Inc.; Hirsch
&
,
Clerk, will receive
until
general
approved
Haupt & Co.; Paribas Corporation;
3.45s,
basis of
as
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
1963 to
1983
inclusive.
Interest
clusive.
Co.; Ira
a
Providence, N. J.
bids
Phelps, Fenn & Co., H. W. Press-
Co.; Weeden &
100.008,
/
Borough
sealed
prich
&
of
awarded
Co.,
Bond Offering—Thomas C. Musson,
a
3.62%.
$26,000 storm
about 3.44%.
on
par.
The
2434—were
p.
revenue
May 17—v. 195, p.
to the Housing
—
bonds offered May 23
sewer
$550,000
water
Cen¬
Com¬
Linwood, N. J.
water
sold
price of
a
the
2.89%.
$166,000 stu¬
Finance
&
of Freehold, as 2.90s, at a
price of 100.04, a basis of about
—v.
dormitory
offered
3V2S, at
Co.;
$250,000 school
May 24—v. 195, p.
awarded
Bond
Burg-Protestant Hospital (P. O.
Springfield), Mo.
Bond
at
Freehold School District, N. J.
to
holdt
sold to
1.44%.
Na¬
Memphis.
MISSOURI
and
$500,000
was
Company,
pany
The
$500,000 road
and bridge improvement bonds of¬
fered May 21—v. 195, p. 2311—
dent
Trust
tral
Washington County (P. O.
Greenville), Miss.
were
Note Sale—An issue of
temporary loan notes
2310—were
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Renville, Minn.
Clerk,
until
Other members of the syndicate:
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until June
City
bids
nicht.
Allison-Williams
Prior Lake
sealed
(CST) on June 6 for the
purchase of $350,000 improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
approved by Charles & Trauer¬
the
of
choice
Greenwood), Miss.
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer
syndi¬
Co., J. M.
Dain & Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
Caldwell,
Phillips
Co.,
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Shaughnessy & Co., Inc., Harold E. Wood
&
Co.,
Cruttenden, Podesta &
Miller, and Sampair & Egan, Inc.
cate:
of
Dated July
Nashua, N. H.
Offering—Betty Hammett,
Board
of
Supervisors,
2202—were
of
purchase
NEW
of
bonds
Bank
in¬
Vivian Weber,
—
bonds
;
to
National
Due
1982
Leflore County (P. O.
$1,000,000
syndicate headed by the First
the
County School Dist.
Hamilton), Mont.
the
for
Securities
Jackson
County Fifth Supervisors
(P. O. Bay St. Louis), Miss.
Bond Sale
The $200,000 road
and bridge bonds offered May 16
school building bonds offered May
23—v. 195, p. 2310—were awarded
a
to
Amortization
Hancock
Minn.
—
First
Dist.
Paul-Maplewood Indep.
(P. O. North St.
Sale
1962.
1,
1968
school bonds.
Corp.
Sch. Dist No. 622
Paul),
June
Offering
No. 1
a.m.
May
7:30
for
5
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on June
first
$47,000 special improvement, first
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
Bond
Wayne County, Bakewell Drainage
District, Mich.
195,
offered
Kerkhoven,
bonds
$710,000 offered May 24
—v.
195, p. 2435—were awarded
to a group composed of Goodbody
& Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and Mar¬
tin & Co., as 3y4s, 3s and 314s, at
a
price of 100.05, a net interest
v.
$4,000
certificates of
until
June
$450,000 public park
from
1
will
Interest F-A.
Bond
June
Bond
The
—
First National Bank of
totaling
Bond
Sale
of
W.
Finance,
No. 3 (P. O.
Jordan,
City Clerk, will receive separate
Clerk
16—v.
195, p. 2310—were awarded to the
Other
sewer
Co.
Sale—The
of
in¬
ap¬
MONTANA
Legality approved by
Columbia, Miss.
Offering — C. S.
Bond
District
loan
from
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
bonds
revenue
purchase
sewer
equipment
indebtedness
cost of about 3.20%.
146,000 school remodeling bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to
1972 inclusive.
&
Bond
Wohum, Mass.
Bond Offering—Michael J. Cur-
sealed
system
awarded
Dated
ran,
Sale—The $110,000
(CDST)
p.m.
to
bids
on
Dated
Feb.
Charles & Trauernicht.
cost of about 3.89%.
'
elusive.
the
Certificate
syndi¬
Blyth & Co., Inc., John Nu& Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
veen
J.
of
terest A-O.
Ironton, Minn.
3.50%.
members
for
receive
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst & West.
1973
Bosworth &
7
19
1962. Due
Other
bonds.
clusive.
Copiah County (P. O.
improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due on Jan.; 1 from 1964 to 1983
7
The $2,980,000
—
will
until
sanitary
school building bonds offered May
State
a.m.
the
bonds,
Sale
Clerk,
1982
Legality
Meagher County School Dist. No.
34 (P. O. Ringling), Mont.
Clerk
of Board
of
Supervisors,
Bond Sale—The $27,000 school
will receive sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(CST) on June 6 for the building bonds offered May 18—
v.
195, p. 2310—were awarded to
purchase of $425,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on April the First National Bank of White
1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive. In¬ Sulphur Springs, as 4s.
to
gan*i- Village >
of
sealed
(CDST)
County School District
(P. O. Rosedale), Miss.
Offering — H. B. Boykin,
Bond
762, Minn.
Herman, Minn.
Offering—Robert Landri-
1964
Offering—Kenneth
purchase
on
MISSISSIPPI
Offering—Sealed bids will
23—v. 195, p. 2309—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Braun,
Scituate, Mass.
Bond
Bond
p.m.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
until
June 12 for the
$1,145,000
school
May 15, 1962. Due
from
Director
to 1989 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Hazlehurst), Miss.
Bond Sal e—The $150,000 road
be received until 8 p.m. (CDST)
on
June 28 for the purchase of improvement bonds offered May
24—v. 195, p. 2202—were awarded
$390,000 school building bonds.
net interest cost of about 3.53%.
a
Howe,
receive
Independent School
District No.
Bond
on
Webster Groves, Mo.
Bond
ond series bonds.
Ellendale
15
Education,
bids
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
34,000 special improvement, sec¬
J-J.
han,
New Bedford,
p.m.
July 1, 1962.
1 from
terest
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Stockbridge
8
on
J-D.
28
Street, Boston,
(EDST) on June
4
for
the purchase
of $560,000
school project loan bonds. Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
until
1987
June 1 from
on
until
Dated
Feb.
of
sealed
(CDST)
purchase
of
building bonds. Dated July
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964
Township
(P. O Lake Elmo), Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$228,000
1962. Due
net interest cost of
3.82%.
East Oakdale
receive
8 p.m.
Bolivar
liams Co.;
about
school
No. 4
composed of Allison-Wil¬
group
Offering—JoeM.Sowders,
clusive. Interest F-A.
bids until 5 p.m. (CDST) on June
11. for the purchase of $668,000
Indep. School District
school
building bonds offered May 16—
v.
195, p. 2309—were awarded to
sealed
June 1,
1963 to
1992 inclu¬
No. 188, Minn.
Sale—The $195,000
Bond
Bond
57
County, Berkeley School
(P. O. Berkeley), Mo.
Secretary of Board,
will
on
Botnd Offering—Alf ons Fasching,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
by
Offering—Lois A. Porter,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Bond
receive sealed bids c/o New Eng¬
land Merchants National Bank of
June 13 for the
on
J-J.
Legality ap¬
Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst & West.
Legality approved by Milleff/ Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
South
bids /until
Interest
the
p.m.
Bond Offering—Florence M.
Town
for
8
sealed
Indep. School Dist.
No. Ill, Minn.
School Dist.
purchase of $402,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due
proved
Louis
Dist.
bonds.
91, Minn.
(CDST)
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
purchase of $1,400,000 high school
building bonds.
Hubbard,
June
on
$4,000,000
dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1961.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1964
to
Bond Offering
receive
Jan.
St.
mu¬
of Ropes & Gray, 50
nicipal building revenue bonds of¬
Street, Boston, until 11 fered May 14—v. 195, p. 2309—
a.m.
(EST) on June 15 for the were awarded to Kenower, Macpurchase of $947,000
dormitory Arthur & Company.
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April 1,
Michigan State University of
1961.
Due on April 1 from 1964
Agriculture and Applied Science
to 2001 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
(P. O. East Lansing), Mich.
Legality approved by Ropes &
Bond Offering—Jack Breslin,
Gray.
Secretary of Board of Trustees,
Gloucester, Mass.
will receive sealed bids until 11
Bond Sale—An issue of
to E. J. Prescott & Co.
Watertown
Offering—Roger F. Thomp¬
Clerk of Board of Education,
8 p.m.
8
(EST) on June 5 for the
purchase of $375,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on July
Madison
Trustees
No.
Federal
water bonds
Independent
p.m.
1
group
of
Bond
on
Lakeville
will
a
First
MINNESOTA
p.m.
(EST) on June 7 for the
purchase of $150,000 school gym¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
sealed
nasium bonds.
Paddock
Bond
Rev.
to
composed of Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Michigan
Corp., Marquart, Windhorst & WesC
^
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Stillwater, Minn.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
Bond
Sale—The
$90,000
im¬
Stranahan, Harris & Co., as 3l/2S,
provement bonds offered May 24
3!4s and 314s, at a price of 100.16,
—v.
195, p. 2434—were awarded
a net interest cost of about
the
Bond Offering—George B.
Fritz,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
(2645)
3.41%.
District, Mich.
inclusive.
announces
awarded
8
inclusive.
1981
.
police station
Due on July 1 from
bonds.
1963
~
,
Stix
Gardner
&
Co.;
Van
Sweney
Cart-
wright & Co.; Dreyfus & Co., and
J-J. Herman Bensdorf & Co,
$1,000,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Dated July 15, 1962. Due on July
15
from
1963
to
1992
inclusive.
ft Pb&nt*
(WWW
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2646)
South Brunswick Township
School
District (P. O Monmouth
Junction), N J.
Bond Offering — Frank C.
$575,000 school
1, 1961. Due on
Dated Dec.
bonds.
Bond Sale—The
J-D.
Interest
Sale
Bond
school
The
—
offered
bonds
$2,481,000
23—v.
May
$298,000 public
College (P. O,
Oneonta), N. Y.
Offering
Bond
yy
Roper, Business Manager, will re¬
to a ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Van .(EDST) on June 12 for the pur¬
Ingen & Co., Inc., and the Fidelity chase of $412,000 student dormi¬
195, p. 2310—were awarded
syndicate headed by Bf J.
Union Trust Company of
Newark,
bonds, as
price of 100.33, a basis
$2,473,000
for
bidding
3V2S, at
a
of about 3.46%.
Other
National
cate:
the
of
members
State
syndi¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1961.
Woodhridge Township School
(P. O. Woodbridge),
District
Jersey
Bond Sale—The $4,500,000 school
bonds offered May 28 — v. 195,
2434—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
composed of the Northern
M-N. Le¬
Interest
Huntington and Smithtown Union
Free School District No. 10
Offering—Ernest L. Cun¬
ningham, President of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 3:30 p.m. (EDST) on June 7
for
the
purchase
of
$5,067,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
June
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1963
J-D.
to
1991
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood.,
I slip
nois National Bank & Trust Com¬
both of
Chicago; White,
&
Co.; Philadelphia Na¬
pany,
Weld
tional
bas
Bank; Shields & Co.; Pariand Francis I. duPont
Corp.,
6
Co.,
bidding
bonds, as 3%s, at
basis of
a
for
$4,464,000
price of 100.82,
a
Sale—The
Bond
195, p. 2434—were awarded to
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., as
3.10s, at a price of 100.20, a basis
v.
price means cash for the tills of
the pension funds.1
p..
Bond
sewer
May 21
sold
v.
—
the
to
Finance
offered
bonds
revenue
195, p. 2310 — were
Housing and Home
Agency,
as
3%s, at
price
a
of par.
Bond Offering—Robert L.
bids until
will
8
receive
Dean,
sealed
(MST) on June
26
for the
purchase of $96,000
general obligation flood control
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1972 in¬
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man
Offering
p.m.
& Howard.
Due
on
April 1, 1962.
April 1 from 1963 to 1992
Interest
by
A-O.
Legality
Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane.
Liberty, Bethel, Fallsburgh, Neversink, Rockland and Thompson
Central
Sch.
Dist.
No.
Sale
Bond
school
bonds
The
—
v.
a
&
No.
10
Union
price of
Free Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Shoreham), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
$373,000 school
May 22 — v. 195,
offered
2434—were awarded to Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., as 3%s, at
a price of
100.65, a basis of about
p.
part of the Comptroller's
"We
blower &
Weeks, Adams, McEntee
& Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Inc., G. H. Walker & Co.,
R. James Foster &
return of about 4.5%
pension
Beame
Bond
Offering
Clemens
—
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
7
for
the
purchase of
S.*
on
June
$639,000
school building bonds. Dated June
1, 1962. Due
1982
on
June 1 from 1963
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy.
Dover,
Amenia,
Union
Vale
Washington
Union
Free
Sch.
Y.
Covolo,
Sale—The
There
2434—were awarded
to
a
syn¬
dicate composed of Shields & Co.;
Salomon
Brothers
&
Hutzler;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Hornblower
Weeks; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,
and Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.,
as
3V2S, at a price of 100.31, a
&
for
all five
at the
mean
the
million
a
an
rate
of
year
on
Bond
2434
p.
—
$300,000 school
May 24 — v. 195,
awarded
were
Meadowbrook
National
to
Bank
the
of
13
basis of about 2.72%.
the
purchase
school bonds.
on
June
inclusive.
approved
of
$1,228,000
Dated June 1, 1962.
1
from
Interest
1963
to
Legality
Galloway &
Bond
Dikeman.
on
Erie
County (P. O. Buffalo),
New York
and
Offering—Frank A. Gaw-
ronski, Commissioner of Finance,
receive
sealed
bids
until
June
2
6
fire
for
11
lots
house
J-D.
to
1982
DeWitt,
i
on
June
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman.
a
to
1970.
inclusive.
-
.
receive
com¬
sewer
3y4s,
until
7:30
and
specific
ceive
loan notes offered May 22
195, p. 2434—were awarded
porary
on
Dec.
1
from
1963
Interest
1
1.54%
'
'
■'■
at
/
"
bids
(
until
12
for
noon
the
pur¬
improvement
follows:
v
bonds.
sewer
Due
,
.
Dec.
on
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
1
from
by
to
in¬
Legality
Sanders &
Squire,
1963
Due
Dec.
on
to 1972 inclusive.
Hiram
College (P. O.¬
Hiram), Ohio
*
■/' y.
v
Avon
1972
J-D.
Lake, Ohio
13
for
11
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
Dated
Dated
Dec.
June
1. from
Nov.
to
,
1967 ; in¬
bids
until
June
1, 1962.
1 from 1963 to
Due
j
Kent,
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Ohio
'
y,
City
860.72
4
Auditor,
for
the
street
assessment
1962.
In¬
,
*
■
.
....
to
will
receive
noon (EDST) on
purchase of $33,-
improvement special
Dated May 1,
bonds.
Due
1963
November
on
1
1972 "inclusive.
frohi
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey.
11'
Dec.;
on
1, 1961.
sealed bids until
a.m.
Dated
of
revenue bonds.
Bond Offering—Francis J. Ker-
Bond Offering—Evelyn G. Don-;
ahue, Clerk of Board of Education,
sealed
purchase
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Brunswick Local School District,
Ohio
receive
(EDST)
a.m.
the
B.
receive
terest M-N.
1, 1962... Due
1963
for
14
1 from 1964 to 2001
of
$28,630
Project
Improvement
District;'Nob 3 Special assessment
bonds.
June
will
10
$200,000 dorimtory
June
on
bids until
on
Offering—Ernest Palmer,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
Offering—Franklin
Treasurer,
sealed
Bond
City
Bond
Buell,
Chicago,
follows:
;
15,000 road bonds.
(EDST)»on June 12 for the
purchase of $420,000 school bonds.
as
Opt.
on
inclusive.
p.m.
will
$9,845,000 Series CTN-33 notes
pur¬
bonds.
; v.
$66,000
as
$51,000
;
to
the
Continental
Illinois
Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Company of
1982
June
on
of
bonds,
\
New
—v.
to
sealed
(EDST)
June
New York
noon
the
Bond Offering —R.
J.
Schall,
Village Clerk-Treasurer,; will re¬
Dempsey.
City Housing Authority,
until
for
26
$400,000 school
July 15, 1962. Due
from -1963
win,
York
„
(EDST) on"
•A Dated June 1, 1962.
June 11 for the purchase of
Interest
$30,-r
J-D. Legality apovred by
400
Squire,
paving
special
assessment
Sanders & Dempsey ✓
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due
•on
Note Sale—The $31,845,000 tem¬
-
Highland Heights, Ohio
Sidewalk
received for
Interest
Dist., Ohio
bids
Interest A-O.
bonds, as
3.30s and
:
pur¬
.
..
of
Dated
15
k
June
on
chase
Dempsey.
Brothers
sealed
(EST);
chase
Bond Offering—R. R.
Thompson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
p.m.-
the
Bond Offering —John G. Hite,
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
2435—
p.
group
OHIO
offered
Lawrence
County (P. O. Ironton),
'
Ohio-
•
<
..
1983 inclusive.. In¬
A Bond Offering — Clyde Hoover,
Legality approved by,
22,000,000 Series CTN-34 notes,,
County Auditor,, will receive
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler & sealed bids until noori
for $7,000,000 at 1.65%,
$8,(EST) on
Niehoff.
A;■
:y;'
000,000 at 1.64%, and $7,000,June 8 for the purchase of $60,000
>
•
terest J-D.
000 at 1.63%. /
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
12 for the purchase of
Water
on
June
District
No.
4
Bond
City
Offering—Robert
Clerk,
bids until
the
for
cial
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
sive.
approved
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood.
Tonawanda City
New York
Sch. Dist.,
Offering
L.
Hazuda, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
3
(EDST) on June 5
for the purchase of
$950,000 school
p.m.
bonds.
on
Dated
October
April
1
from
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
&
1,
1962.
Hawkins,
Chancellor,
12
.
$2,830,000
1962.
to
1972
in¬
Legality
Sanders &
/,
*
Offering—Dorothy
G.
Nelson, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EDST) on June 12 for the
purchase of $267,000 school build¬
ing
bonds.
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
approved
1
July
from
Interest
by
1963
1,
to
1984
Legality
Sanders &
Dempsey.
for
(EST)
on
the
purchase
of
student union revenue
Interest
A-O.
by Hawkins,
Wayne Free¬
Director of Finance, will re¬
man,
C.
Legality ap¬
Delafield &
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
until
noon
6 for the
$107,829.47 street
pn
of
provement
June
special
pur¬
im¬
assessment
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
North
Carolina
sealed
on
Director,
bids
until
1
will
receive
p.m.
(EDST)
June
,11 for the purchase of
Bond Sale—The $775,000 school $132,200
special
assessment
im¬
building bonds offered May 22 — provement bonds. Dated July 1,
v. 195, p. 2435—were awarded to
1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963 to
a
group composed of
Reynolds &
1972
In¬
County (P. O.
Toledo), Ohio
tary
2311—were
$1,153,990 sani¬
special-*
sewer-
bonds, offered
assessment
May 29—v.
awarded
to
195,
p.
group
a
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., as
3y8S,at a price of 101.05, a basis
Inc.,
of about 3.03%.
Maple Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering—John J. Wetzel,
City Auditor,
will receive
sealed
bids until .1 p.m. (EDST) on June
6 for the purchase of
$100,000 im¬
as
follows:
$15,000 recreation bonds.
40,000 fire bonds.
14,000 public service bonds.
31,000 public safety bonds.
Dated
June
1,
1962.
-
Due
on
December 1 from 1963 to 1967 in¬
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
proved " by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey.
Mineral Citv. Ohio
Handy, Village Clerk, will receive
Bond Offering—Duane N. Scott,
Finance
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Barbara J.
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
County (P. O. Windsor),
1968
Lucas
Bricker, EVatt, Barton, Eckler and
Niehoff.
Wood.
NORTH CAROLINA
to
J-D.
provement bonds,
Bond Offering—C.
will- receive
1963
Legality approved Ipy
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
1962.
J-J.
Squire,
terest
Bond Sale—The
J-D.
Squire,
from
Due
Burton-Troy Local School Dist.
(P. O. Burton), Ohio
1981
to
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due on
April 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclu¬
Bertie
spe¬
appraisal bonds. Dated
June.l, 1962. Due on December 1
sewer
Columbus, Ohio
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
June
and
1,
Dempsey.
Legality
Delafield
1963
A-O.
Due
Buffalo), N. Y.
Offering — Clifford
Bond
by
$32,120
1963
Interest
Wood.
Furnas,
June
sealed
June 4
on
Bond
Michael
—
clusive.
of
street
from
1
Hamet,
receive
(EST)
purchase
on
J-D.
will
noon
assessment
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
June 1 from 1963 to 1991 inclu¬
Interest
real estate
Bryan, Ohio
.
Newfane, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Esther D.
Place,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
receive
D^ted
1 from
1963
M-N.
$11,066,000; State ' Bank ..'of
clusive. "Interest
J-D.
Legality
Albany, $8,856,000; Philadelphia
approved by Squire, Sanders &
National Bank, $11,402,000.
(EDST)
purchase of
bonds.
and
'
Aurora, Ohio
bonds
of
Salomon
were
a.m.
the
June 1, 1962. Due
1963
will
to
400,000 sanitary
6s, 3s, 3.20s,
3.40s.; ,v
approved
Hutzler, $66,047,551.
proved
Silas
—
Treasurer,
bids until
$42,500
v
Offering
Village
sealed
until. 1
for
9
$7,500 school bonds. Dated
1,: 1962. Due on May 1 from
Jan.
oL Merrill
bidders
.
Co.
sive.
Millerton, N. Y.
1988
J-D.
by Sykes,
awarded
were
posed
other
Beame's office in the Municipal
Building: First National City Bank
and the Bank of America,
$66,262,996.23; Morgan Guaranty Trust
Sale—The
offered
First
$1,000,000 bonds
offered May 29—v. 195,
clusive.
University of Buffalo (P. O.
Long Island, in West Hempstead,
as
23/4s, at a price of 100.11, a
for
Lexington, N.C.
May 24 sale in Comptroller
Long Beach City Sch. Dist., N. Y.
bonds
the
3y2s, 3s
as
Bond Sale—The
basis of about 3.48%.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
will
to the
a year
at
two
were
Bond
$2,375,000 city
hall bonds offered May 29—v. 195,
p.
and
Dist.
(P. O. Dover Plains), N.
Bond Offering—Etalo J.
Note
average
this money alone."
Long Beach, N. Y.
Wenerowicz, President of Board
of Education, will receive sealed
Due
an
"That will
return
than $1.1
more
invest-,
new
funds," Comptroller
said.
additional
North
Bond
District No. 1, N. Y.
2
the
ought to bring
Co., and Tilney
Co.
to
June
on
Graham Local School
the.
*
Cheektowaga Central School
No.
estimate
ments
Newfane
&
Corp.,*
pro¬
gram to beef up the yields on
pension fund investments.
$1,200,000
Other members of the syndicate:
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., Horn-
bids
chase of
awarded
.
rated securities with greater yields
3.44%.
to
'
y,
The money realized from the
sale will be reinvested in highly-
$3,219,000
Co., Inc., as 3.40s, at a
100.58, a basis of about
(EDST)
May 22—v. .195, p.
'
Offering—Betty Davis,
Board of Education, will
sealed
$80,000 bridge
a price of 100.0001, a net
interest cost of about 3.21%.
offered
3.34%.
Brookhaven
additional
be
funds.
1
May 24 —
195, p. 2434—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
receive
Lynch, Pierce,
gains for the funds, Comptroller Fenner & Smith Inc., Reynolds 8z
Beame pointed
out.
The bonds Co., and McDaniel, Lewis & Co.,
at a price; of
par, a net interest
just sold were held by the pension
funds as part of their investments cost of about 3.33%, as follows:
of over $3.1 billion. They returned
$600,000 water bonds, as 6s, 3s,
an average of 2.79% a year to the
;
3.20s, 3y4s, 3.30s and 3.40s.
(P. O. Liberty), N. Y.
Stuart
NEW YORK
Edward
—
school bonds. Dated
inclusive.
Clerk,
will
Co.,
Sonderling, President of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June 13
for
the
purchase
of
$7,487,000
approved
Socorro, N. Mex.
City
there
But
Bids
No.\12 (P. O. Brentwood), N. Y.
MEXICO
Ohio
3y4s, at
Chase Manhattan's bid
and
lots of bonds from E. F. Hutton &
Union Free School Dist.
2435—were
Securities
The difference between the par
of about 3.07%.
I slip
Moriarty, New Mexico
Bond Sale—The $230,000 water
and
$255,000 school
building bonds offered May 22—
about 3.39%.
NEW
and Brookhaven Union Free
(P. O. Blue
Point), N, Y.
School Dist. No. 5
Company; Continental Illi¬
Sale—The
offered
.
'
p.
Trust
Chase Manhat¬
Bank.
$66,328,045.55* plus ' ac¬
crued
interest, for five lots of
bonds with maturity dates from
Sept. 1, 1962 to Dec. 15, 1963.
as
(P. O. Huntington), N. F,
Bond
Due
New
1 from 1964 to
Nov.
inclusive.
2001
ark, Ira Haupt & Co., Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, Phelps,
Fenn & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
John J. Ryan & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, Rand & Co., Van Deventer
Brothers, Inc., F. R. Cole & Co.,
and Ewing & Co.
on
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
way & Dikeman.
New¬
Bank,
Due
.
Clerk of
bonds
i
Farmington Local School Dist.,'
Canton, N. C.
Bond
>'
LA uta*
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers &
Dempsey..'
;
Bond
signature
bid
value
Norman rE.
—
Beame's
D.
Manhattan
tan
& Cross and the Na¬
Hartwick
N. J.
District,
Comptroller
pen-stroke was
City bonds with a par
value of $65,725,500 to the Chase
White
Consolidated School
Peeler & Co., Vance
Corp.,
and
Carolina
Corp., as 6s, 3.10s, 3.20s,
Securities
JI
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
3y4s, 3.30s and y4s, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
Abraham
Bank
of
Westchester, in
Plains, as 3s, at a price of
100.60, a basis of about 2.89%.
Legality
Lee
Securities
.
3.23%.
awarding
tional
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Westwood
by
24—v.
to Roosevelt
Co., J.
Y.
City, N.
by Pension Fund—
pension funds
gained $602,535.55 in cold cash at
the stroke of a pen on May 24.
improvement bonds offered May
195, p. 2435—were awarded
i
York
Sold
The City-S'employee
Harrison, N. Y.
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1976 inclusive.
.
Bonds
The
13, 1963. Legality approved
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Oblinger, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June 14
for the purchase of
New
p.m.
(EDST) on June 4 for the
purchase
of
$10,450,000
public
library bond anticipation notes.
Dated June 13, 1962. Due on June
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy.
.
inuttyito!.
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Le¬
sealed
on
bids
June
until
1
for
the
11
p.m.
.(EDST)
purchase
of
$34,000 waterworks improvement
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
December
inclusive.
approved
Dempsey.
1
from
Interest
by
1963
J-D.
Squire,
to
1987
Legality
Sanders &
Number 6165
Volume 195
New Richmond
Offering—Sealed bids will
"
Ravenna City
Bond
School District No. 27
Offering
—
Wise,
Lois
received until
June
on
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
$210,000
June
15,
(EDST) on June 15 for the pur¬
school improve¬
from
1965
chase of $990,000
Legality
approved by. Squire, Sanders
Dfempsfey.r
"S .r"-:
&
7
Rittman, Ohio
Offering
—
Leonard
000
Due
1962;
on
Dated July 1,1
1989 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
.
-
South Euclid, Ohio
Offering
Lewis, Director
receive
-
Collier
sealed
on
■-*-
-
•
bids
until
2
r*
O.
Carnegie),
(P.
•
Bond Offering—Wm. M.
of
Secretary
\
Board
Walker,
of Township
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until; 7:30 p.m.
(EDST) on
June 5 for the purchase of $50,000
-
H.
Dated June
June 1 from 1963
irhprovement 'bonds.
Finance, will
of
w
sn
Twp.
Pennsylvania
1, 1962. Due on
p.m.
to
(EDST) On June 11 for the pur¬
chase of $89,030.28 road improve¬
ment bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
Due
/e.lSLA? J? JJ 4
1072 -inclusive.
Interest
-
approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Fohl.
Burgwin,
Legality
-to
December lfrom 1983 to
J-D.
onm
Commonwealth
economists
confident
that
16—-v. 195, p. 2203—were awarded
Le¬
to
;■
Lexington and Richland
Offering
Chairman
of
E.
—
Board
100.002,
Davidson
P.
Bond
J-J.
bids until
1962. Due
Simons.
ous
year,
the
of
one
highest
The
central
analysis,
Planning
for
reports
eco-
all
agency
indicators
eco-
the
on
will
chase
Commonwealth
Board,
bids
(EST)
growth rates in the world,
'
195, p. 2311—were awarded to
S.tranahan, Harris & Co., as 3V8S,
at a price of 101.33, a basis of
about 2.93%.
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
Burgwin,
:/
show that wage and salary pay'.ments of "Operation Bootstrap"
be
June
on
until
.
■
June
1
clusive.
for
7
from
1963
Interest
approved
the
by
to
J-D.
Sinkler,
Simons.
pur¬
1982
in¬
Legality
Gibbs &
will
receive
Dead wood
DAKOTA
sfchool bonds.
Due on
exemption
Dated
Aug. 1, 1962.
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1977
TVToffi^
^
Masten &
r^UT/rSrfn'
Co., McKelvy
Arthur L. Wright &
3 Commonwealth
& Co. and
Co., Inc.
University (P. O.
Nashville), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $3,775,000 stu¬
dent dormitory and dining hall
revenue
bonds offered May 28—
v.
195, p. 2436—were sold to the
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as 3V8S and 3V2s, at a
price of par.
Bond
tianson,
ceive
(CST)
of
Offering—Ruth H. ChrisDistrict Clerk, will re¬
sealed
on
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
June 6 for the purchase
$120,000 school building bonds.
Due on July 1
Dated July 1, 1962.
1965 to 1981
from
terest
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Marquart, Windhorst &
Agricultural and Mechanical Cotlege of Texas (P. O. College
Station), Texas
West.
Gettysburg, S. Dak.
Bond
Mount Lebanon (P. O.
Pittsburgh),
Pennsylvania
inclusive.
t.
,
,
Bond Offering—Vice Chancellor
Sale—The $175,000 street
bonds offered May
for Fiscal Affairs and
improvement
W.
22—v. 195, p. 2435—were awarded
to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
ley, Secretary, will receive sealed
Clackamas County, Damascus
Union School District No. 26
•
1
(P. O. Oregon City), Ore.
Bond
Offering—Lillian
District
dersen,
ceive
sealed
Clerk,
bids
O.
will
until
8
An¬
re¬
p.m.
June 4 for the pur¬
chase
of
$25,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on Feb.
(PDST)
on
1 from 1963
to 1967 inclusive.
In¬
terest F-A.
Legality approved by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
Columbia County
School District
No. 5
'
(P. O. Clatskanie), Ore.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received until June 15 for the
purchase of $275,000 school bonds.
Dallas, Ore.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bid* will
be
received
on
June
4
until
for
8
the
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
$18,529.24 improvement bonds.
Eugene, Ore.
Bond Sale—The
$585,392.20 Ban¬
croft improvement bonds offered
May
28—v.
195,
p.
2435—were
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June
11
for the purchase
of $315,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
1963
1982
fo
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Burg¬
win, Ruff in, Perry & Pohl.
Munhall School District, Pa.
Bond
nor,
Offering—Martha Molen-
Secretary of Board of Direc-
tors, will receive sealed bids until
9 p.m. (EDST) on June 4 for the
purchase of $300,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
from 1963 to 1972,
terest J-D.
Burgwin,
Scott
Due on June 1
inclusive. InLegality approved by
Ruffin,
Perry
&
Pohl.
Township (P. O. Carnegie),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale—The
$125,000 build-
ing and equipment bonds offered
May 22 — v. 195, p. 2435 — were
awarded to Stroud &
Co., Inc., and
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, as 3%s,
at a price of 100.42, a basis of
about 3.30%.
C.
Freeman
Comptroller
announces
Federal
10 a.m. (CST) on June 19 for the
purchase of $1,425,000 Arlington
State
College
bonds.
on
dormitory
April 1, 1962. Due
1 from 1965 to 2002 in¬
April
clusive.
Interest
A-O.^
Legality
Parknurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
by- McCall,
approved
*
Aransas
Dist. (P.
;
Bond
County Indep. School
O. Rockport), Texas
Offering
Superintendent
receive
sealed
—
Of
D.
J.
bids
until
(CST)
on
chase
of
bonds.
Dated July 15,
NEED HARD TO
no
Puerto
Rico
1962.
FIND
YOU WELL FIND THEM IN
Authority, Puerto Rico
Electric Power Output Gains—
rp^
Authority reports
$4,403,752
revenues
of
in
March, 1962, com¬
pared with $3,925,911 in March of
1961,
according
to
Rafael
V.
Urrutia, Executive Director of the
Authority
which
produces
all
Metric
totaled
$51,513,930,
Government
(Single Copy
—
$4)
agent for the
is
prices
"hard
on
all
to find"
listed
Over
securities
-
the
-
as
well
Counter
as
Puerto Rico Water
SOUTH CAROLINA
Greenville-Spartanburg Airport
Columbia), S. C.
Offering—Roger Millieen,
Chairman of Airport Commission,
Write
or
call:
WILLIAM B. DANA
CO.
25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
KEctor 2-9570
those
quotations.
fiscal
Resources Authority.
District (P. O.
This bound publication will give you the monthly
Development
Bank for Puerto Rico
Bond
—
against
$45,917,318 the preceding 12
months, an increase of 12.1%.
The
per year
power in Puerto Rico.
For the 12 months ended March
31, 1962, revenues of the Author-
ity
Bank & Quotation Record
(Only $45
8
p.m.
June 12 for the pur¬
$650,000
schoolhouse
QUOTATIONS
Water Resources
Gray,
Schools,: will
ap-
voting representation in the U. S.
Congress.
revenue
Dated
from
income taxes do not
that
sealed bids will be received until
corporate income
ply in Puerto Rico which has
A1
OREGON
{
TEXAS
J-J.
Dorsey,
and
property taxes (13 years for
enterprises establishing in
less
developed areas of the island).
Hull
Vanderbilt
Indep. School District
No. 2, S. Dak.
—
sealed
(CST) on June
13 for the purchase of $4,000,000
a.m.
Cordell
by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
SOUTH
,
Education
the
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
F-A.
Legality approved
'
bids until 10
in
Interest
.
of
office
Building, Nashville, until 11 a.m.
(CST) on June 6 for the purchase
of
$450,000
dormitory
revenue
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due on
•
-
Le¬
Caldwell,
Chairman of State Board of Edu¬
his
■
man,
-
A-O.
cation, will receive sealed bids at
noon
$140,000 school building
Dated June 1, 1962. Due
bonds.
on
received
manufacturing plants rose 36% in
Ripley & Co., inc., Gold- the first eight months of the curNorth Sioux City, S. Dak.
Sachs & Co., Blair & Co., rent fiscal year as compared with
Bonds Not Sold
:
The $142,000
Sylvania, Ohio
- ,.
the similar period of fiscal 1961.
; Inc.,- Shields & Co., Stroud & Co.,
water system construction bonds
Bond Offering— Clayton Fis¬
A major factor in the construc- offered
Hemphill, - Noyes & Co., Moore,
April 23—v. 195, p. 1860—
cher, City Clerk-Auditor, will re¬
Leonard & Lynch, Schaffer, Neck)n
industry is home building, were not sold.
ceive
sealed J bids
until
noon
\ <
V
he Board reports that the numer; & Co., Schmidt, Roberts &
(EST) on June ,11;.for the; pur¬
Woonsocket School Dist.* S. Dak. private
dwelling ' unitschase of $160,000 sewer improve- Parke, Singer,; Deane & Scribner, ber ■ of
Thomas & Co., Yarnall, Biddle & under
Bond Offering—Mable
construction
in
the
first
Ball, Dis¬
ment
special * assessment,; bonds.
Co., - Arthurs;- Lestrange & Co.> eight months of this year was 59% * trict Clerk,' will receive sealed
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Nov.
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc., Elkins, greater than in the
bids until 8 p.m. ((CST) on June
corresponding
1, from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
5
for
the purchase
of $136,700
period of last year*
* - -v
r terest M-N. Legality approved by Morris, Stokes & Co., H. J. Steele
school
auditorium-gymnasium
Squire, Sanders & Demjpsey.
§ n°'' W. HcNewbold s.Son & Co.,
jn the continuing effort to erebonds.
Dated July 1, ,1962.
Hallowell, S u lzbe rger,
Due
Je*2ks ate jobs for a growing labor force,
on July 1 from 1964 to-1982 inclu¬
Kirkland. & Co., Harrison & Co.,; the Commonwealth
OKLAHOMAGovernment
sive..
Interest J-J.
Hess, Grant' & Remington/ Inc., offers a broad
Legality ap¬
range of incentives
Tulsa County
School Diet. •
Inde
Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark, an(j assistance to local and outside proved by Faegre & Benson.
No. 1 (P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
Inc., Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke & investors. * New
Bond Offering—Clerk Fanne C.
manufacturing
French
Inc., Cunningham, plants and resort hotels
Marsh announces that the Board
may reSchmertz & Co., Inc., Hulme, Apceive 10 years'
;•.
Other members of the syndicate:
*
Interest
Polytechnic Institute
(P. O. Nashville), Tenn.
Bond Offering — Joe Morgan,
Harriman
and
April 1 from 1965 to
Tennessee
of
,
Johnson,
on
inclusive.
approved
by
Trimble & Mitchell.
.
&
June 7
on
of $750,000 sew¬
bonds. Dated April 1,
gality
.
haft
(CST)
noon
revenue
1994
gross national product in the curOrangeburg County School Dist.
fiscal year will reach the
No. 6 (P. O.
Orangeburg), S. C.
level of $2 billion which they preBond Offering — Chairman of
dieted some months ago.
That
of
Trustees
James
would mean a rise of 9% in gross Board
F.
national product over the previ- Walsh, Jr. announces that sealed
BaptisgCollege (P. O*
rise,
1972 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
St. Davids), Pa.
except for sugar production which
gality approved by Squire, San¬
Bond Sale—The $471,000 dormiis expected to be 13% below last
ders & Dempsey.;
;
tory revenue bonds offered May 23 year's.
-V. 195, p. 2311r-srwere sold to the
Southwest Local School District
Planning
Board
Chairman
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬ Ramon Garcia-Santiago reported
(P O. Fort Recovery), Ohio
Bond Offering—Arthur H. Rose, cy, as 3y2s, at a *grice of par.
significant increases in bank de¬
Clerk of Board of Education, will
posits, government revenues, wage
Indiana County School Authority
and salary
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
payments, construction
(P. O. Indiana), Pa.
(EST) on June 11 for the pur¬ '
Bond Sale—Alt" issue of $4,560,^tmty and eIectric energy prochase of $544,000 school building
000 refunding School revenue auC"onbonds.
Dated June 1$ 1962.
Due bonds was'
purchased vhhh^gftfiEspecially significant, according
on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1984 in¬
ated sale by a syndicate headed by to the Board, are rising levels of
clusive.- Interest J-D.
Legality Kidder, Peabody & Co.; with cou-{( industrial output and construction
approved by Squire, Sanders &
pons ranging frdSTl3A% to 3W%.
activity—the Commonwealth still
Dempsey.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due on No- grapples with a serious unemploySummit County (P. O. Akron), O. vember 1 from 1962 to 1978, incl.
ment problem amounting to about
Bond Sale-—The airport bonds Interest M-N. Legality approved 11% of the labor force,
The
Board's • latest
totaling $330,000 offered May 18— by Kirkpatrick/^Pomeroy, Lockanalyses
Vv
Offering—Beverly Briley,
for the purchase
er
Legality
Gibbs &
Sinkler,
County Improvement
Judge and Chairman of Finance
Committee^ will receive sealed
noon
(EST) on June 6 for the purchase
$600,000 high school building
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
*
on January 1 from
1964 to 1981,
of
Interest
of
Nashville), Tenn,
Shedd,
Trustees,
!
by
cost
•>
'
District No. 1 (P.O.
will receive sealed bids until
inclusive.
Corp., and the
interest
net
a
about 3.21%*
Counties
of
Memphis, Cum¬
Securities
Mid-South Securities Co., as
3V4S,
3s, 3V4S and 3y2s, at a price of
Columbia), S. C.
Bond
composed of the First
group
berland
School District No. & (P. O.
*
a
National Bank of
rent
nomic
Eastern
Interest F-A.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of
May 28
—V. 195, p. 2543.
Government approved
are
nomic
..n
February 1 from 1965 to
& Simons.
Vf T PlWM?'
art
on
Clarksville, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 general
improvement bonds offered May
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
Development Adminis-
federal GOTemmml? mnl
juiy i to Juife^?)
from
Le¬
Clarence
—
new
In the first nine months of this
;Ambridge School District, Pa. \
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
bonds offered May 2S—v. 195, P.
on
1991, inclusive.
factories, opening in Puerto Rico,
at a rate never before
equalled,
are
creating more than a thou¬
sand new jobs a month.
:
1 from 1963 to
Dec.
ininistrator, announced that
Economic
omy
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey.
J \;
Bond
In¬
purchas eof $270,-
sewage-bonds.
Due
59
TENNESSEE
noon
June 13 for the purchase
of
$2,160,000 general obligation
airport bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
Puerto
Bank of Arabridge, as 3s, at a
price of 100.10, a basis of about
Over, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EDST) on
June 4 for the
Durand,
2543—were awarded to the Econ-
G.
•
inclusive.
1978
PENNSYLVANIA
.
•Bond!
school
bonds.
Dated
1962.
Due on Dec. 15
to
Rafael
—
Legality approved by fiscal year the new plants have
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree, & Rankin.: created an estimated 10,000 jobs,
he said. During that
period, the
bonds." Dated July 1, 1962,
Due on Dec". 1 from 1963 to 1982
J-D.
(PDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
(EST)
Rico's Economic Development Ad-
terest J-D.
ment
inclusive.» Interest
for
11
8
will receive sealed bids until
(Commonwealth of)
Than 1,000 New Jobs a
More
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
PUERTO RICO
Month
(P. O.
Portland), Ore.
School Dist., Ohio
(2647)
Puerto Rico
Multnomah County, Rockwood
;
'
,
National
First
the
Oregon, in Portland.
school
$2,500,000
of
purchase
to
of
Bank
be received until June 28 for the
bonds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
awarded
Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
Bond
.
.
Due
.
The Commercial and Financial
60
Jan.
on
1974 in¬
to
1963
from
15
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved
&
Huguenin
Dumas,
by
Boothman.
Borger Indep. School Dist., Texas
Bond Sale
An issue of $79,—
sold to
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.,
as
3s.
Dated May 15, 1962.
Due
000
refunding bonds
clusive.
1968 in¬
M-N.
Legality
Interest
funding bonds was purchased
Marlin, Texas
works revenue bonds
2436—were awarded
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
22—v. 195, p.
Boothman.
and
Pollok and Fos4s, 3x/2s, and 3%s,
Eddleman,
tea
Borger Junior College Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $62,000
sold to Un¬
was
Inc., as
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.72%.
dick,
by
Texas
inclu¬
Legality ap¬
Huguenin &
Dumas,
Calhoun
County, County Indep.
School Dist. (P. O. Port Lavaca),
Texas
Sale
The
—
$1,500,000
schoolhouse bonds offered May 22
—v.
to
a
195, p. 2312—were awarded
syndicate composed of Rowles,
Winston
Robertson & Pancoast, as
3%s, 3%s and 3%s. Dated
July 1, 1962. Due on July l from
1963 to
1989 inclusive.
Interest
approved by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
J-J.
Legality
Horton.
$300,000 water
system revenue bonds
offered May 22—v. 195, p. 2436—
were
awarded
to
McClung
&
and
sewer
at
3.80s,
a
Mayor Joe E.
Bond, Offering
DeSoto, Texas
$152,000
Kelly will
?d b
^9 i
the
inclusive.
Interest
Le¬
J-D.
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe. McCall & Horton.
Eagle Pass, Texas
Sale—An
waterworks
issue
of
system
$457,-
Due
1
Dec.
on
approved
Weems
from
8c
by
to
1962
Interest J-D.
1976
Legality
Elkins,
Vinson,
Searls.
Independent School
District, Texas
Offering-—James W. Mc¬
Bond
Coy,
Superintendent
will
receive
of
sealed
Schools,
bids
until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on June 8 for the
purchase
bonds.
of
$890,000 schoolhouse
Dated
July 1, 1962. Due
1 from 1963 to 1992 in¬
July
on
clusive.
Vermont
bonds
was
$500,000
sold
group composed of Almon
to
a
8c Mc-
Kinney, Inc., Dittmar & Co., and
William
N. Edwards & Co.,
as
4V2S, 3x/2s, 3.70s and 3%s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
about
of
3.73%.
1962. Due
1992
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
June
Interest
to
J-D.
May 21
1
noo'
bonds
offered
195, p. 2436 — were
awarded to Moroney, Beissner &
Co., as 4s, 3.60s and 3.70s.
v.
Houston, Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
until
on
June
for
27
10
purchase
of
revenue
County (P. O,
Cotulla), Texas
ness
was
An
—
certificates
of
issue
of
indebted¬
sold to the First of Texas
Corporation,
as
2%s, 3s and 3y2s.
Dated July 1,
1
from
1964
1962.
1977
inclusive.
Interest
Legality
approved
J-J.
to
Due
on
July
by Dobbins & Howard.
of
Glover Town School District, Vt.
Sale—The
Bond
$44,000 school
Sale—An issue of
sewer
$1,400,-
revenue
re¬
Mor-
402
\
-
were
_
Clonal
awa^ded
of
Bank
to the Na-
in
Commerce,
seattle
-Bond
a
Mav
nark
195
22-v
2436—were awarded to the Se-
^tlA FirsTNation
awarded
alBank
in
to the Chittenden Trust Company
Moses Lake and the pe0nles Naof Burlington, as 3.10s, at a price
Bank
of
on
in
of 101.09, a basis of about 2.96%.
Seattle
195,
2436—were
p.
Washing
Washington, in
VIRGINIA
to
Horner, Barksdale & Co., as
3x/4S, at a price of 100.64, a basis
of
3.19%.
about
No. 402
Bond
Offering—L.
County (P. O. Richmond),
June
12
school
1
a
bonds
e
—
The $4,500,000
offered
May 23
—
195, p. 2436—were awarded to
group
composed of the First
Boston
Corp.,
&
Bank
Mellon National
of Pittsburgh,
Trust Co., and the
Co.
Trust
Detroit Bank &
First National Bank
of Dallas, as
23/4s, 3s and 3.10s, at a price of
100.47, a net interest cost of about
2.88.
to
Norfolk, Va.
Sale
The $7,000,000
May 29—v. 195, p.
awarded to a syndi¬
—
offered
bonds
managed
by
the
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of New
York City, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and
Glore, Forgan & Co., at a price of
100.22, a net interest cost of about
3.21%,
as
follows:
$4,000,000
general
improvement
bonds, as 5s, 3*4s, 3.40s and Is.
3,000,000 water bonds, as 5s, 3X/4S,
3.40s and
Rhoades
Is.
8c Co.;
the
inclusive.
1982
purchase
Interest
approved
Shefelman,
of
J-J.
Roberts,
Gay
&
by
Lawrence,
Seattle Pacific College
(P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—Secretary Mar¬
garet McCarty announces that the
.
Board
Wertheim & Co.;
Ira Haupt & Co.; G. H. Walker &
of
Trustees
will
bids until 10
sealed
receive
(PDST)
on
June 9 for the purchase of1
$1,765,000
housing
and
dining
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April J,
1961. Due on April 1 from 1964 to
2001
Bond
for
$150,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1962. Due on July 1 from 1964
Moch.
Virginia
S
Bond
R.
Johnson,
County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PDST)
on
inclusive.
gality
Interest A-O.
approved
Shefelman,
by
Lawrence,
Le¬
Roberts,
Gay
&
Sale—The
eral tuition fee
were
July 1, 1962. Due
on
price of 100.003, a net interest
Thorp (City), Thorp, Butler, Hixton, Mead, Reseburg, Withee
(Towns) Joint
Thorp), Wis.
The $897,000 gen¬
of
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CDST)
on
June 6 for the purchase of
$695,000 corporate purpose bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June 1
inclusive.
1982
—
obligation school bonds of¬
fered May 24—v. 195, p. 2436—
to
awarded
were
group
a
com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., Al¬
Co., Juran & Moody,
lan Blair 8c
Inc., and Kalman & Co., as 3X/4S,
3s, 3y4s, and 3.20s, at a price of
100.06, a net interest cost of about
3.22%.
Waukesha, Wis.
bonds offered May 22
2312—were awarded
rate purpose
195,
p.
to the Continental Illinois National
Bank
as
2.40s, 2x/2s, and 2.60s, at
of 100.03, a net interest
price
a
Company of Chi¬
Trust
&
cago,
cost of about 2.49%.
>
Wisconsin State
Colleges Build¬
ing Corporation, Wis.
Bond Offering—Eugene R. Mc-
In¬
J-D. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
Sale—The $400,000 corpo¬
Bond
—v.
to
Sale
Bond
eral
July
Beloit, Wisconsin
Bond Offering—Dean A. Porter,
1963
sani¬
cost of about 2.80%.
1982 inclusive. In¬
terest
will receive
office, Room 27
East, State Capitol, Madison, until
10 a.m.
(CDST) on June 13 for
the purchase of $7,250,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated May 1,
Secretary,
Phee,
sealed bids at his
(City), North Hudson
Wisconsin
Bond
school
v.
Sale
bonds
1961.
The
—
offered
$1,250,000
May
22
—
195, p. 2088—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the
May 1 from 1964 to
on
mond & Lardner.
WYOMING
J *
m a n
Gillette School Dist.,
&
about
Due
2001, inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Sam-
Trust
Co. of Chicago,
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Moody, Inc., Kalman &
Co., and Chapman, Howe & Co.,
as 3.20s, 3V4S and 3.30s, at a price
of 100.0003, a net interest cost of
i
a r r
Juran
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
school con¬
May 18,
purchase of $130,000
Dated
bonds.
1963 to 1972.
1962. Due from
Jefferson,
Wyo.
be received until June 26 for the
struction
3.23%.
Wisconsin
p.
May
$3,000,000 gen¬
revenue
25—v.
awarded
195,
to
a
bonds of¬
p.
2204—
syndicate
CANADA
2436—were awarded to the First
National
Bank
W.
Robert
of
Baird
Chicago
&
and
Co., Inc.,
QUEBEC
as
LaSalle, Que.
23/4s, 3s and 3.10s.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,000,000
May 22 —
v.
195, p. 2312—were awarded to
the First National Bank of Chicago
school
bonds
—
various
000
was
offered
sold to
_
Lancaster and Harrison
Port Cartier,
(Towns) Joint School Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Lancaster),
Kinney,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CDST) on June
6 for
the
Due
on
purchase of $380,000
June
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1963 to
re¬
works,
works
Wisconsin
Bond Offering—Patrick
bonds
group
improvement
bonds
Carriere,
price of 97.85.
Ltd.,
$425,000
sold
was
as
5s,
to
at
(Towns) Joint School
Mayville), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $1,680,000 school
bonds
offered May
28 — v. 195,
p. 2436—were awarded to a group
composed of the Northern Trust
Company of Chicago, Harriman
White, Weld & Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Barret, Fitch,
North & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta
& Miller, Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
electric
a
St. John, Que.
Marc
Mayville (City), Hubbard, LeRoy,
Lomira, Theresa and Williams-
$312,000
and
sold to
Bond Sale—An issue of
J-D.
23/4s, 3s, 3V4s, 3%s, 3%s, 3% and
334s, at a price of 98.55, a net
syndicate:
sewer
was
composed of La Maison Bienvenu,
Ltd., Belanger, Inc., and McDougall & Christman, Ltd., as 5s and
5V2S, at a price of 97.57,
1977
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
town
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
DIVIDEND NOTICE
District No. S (P. O.
Other members of the
improvement bonds
syndicate headed by
a
Nesbitt, Thompson & Co., as 5s
and S^s, at a price of 97.88.
Other members of the syndicate:
and Robert W. Baird & Co., as
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Brault &
3.10s, at a price of 100.75, a basis
Co., Chaput Ltee, Credit Interof about 3.03%.
provincial Inc., GeoffriOn, Robert
Lancaster (City), Beetown, Ellen- & Gelinas Inc., Mills, Spence &
boro, Liberty, Little Grant,
Co., W. C. Pitfield & Co., and the
North Lancaster, Potosi, South
Banque Provinciale du Canada.
headed by John Nuveen & Co., as
interest cost of about 3.63%.
Sale—An issue of $2,224,-
Bond
Kaukauna, Wisconsin
funding bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
Washington University (P.O.
Seattle), Wash.
fered
plant
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
from
$270,000
Chicago, as 3s, 2%s and 2.90s, at
a
J-J.
terest
a.m.
Moch.
Bond
Bond-Sale—The
$900,000 school
bonds offered May 22 — v. 195,
County School District
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Legality
Henrico
Dated
,*
Wisconsin
Bond Sale—The
Pierce
College of William and Mary
(P. O. Williamsburg), Va.
Bond Sale—The $360,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds offered May
22—v. 195, p. 2436—were awarded
purpose
and drain construc¬
from 1963 to
1
Northern
9 SH000
Cutler.;
Point,
tary sewer bonds offered May 21
—v.
195, p. 2204—were awarded
to
the
First National
Bank of
Elden J.
—
$1,644,000 corporate
bonds, as follows:
sewer
1982,
School Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Broehm, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
on
June 5 for the purchase of
H
hfTh
offered
b0nds
:
J-J.
Appleton, Wis.
Bond Offering
a
"
.
to
and Worden
(Village), Hudson, Troy, St.
Joseph and Somerset (Towns)
Jt. Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Hudson),
(p Q Coldendale),
Washington
1962.
1963
WISCONSIN
Bond Sale—The $90,000 school
bonds offered May 25—v. 195, p.
2436
Evan R. Kek,
—
bonds. Dated
Due
on
July
inclusive.
Legality approved
purpose
from
Stevens
Mitchell.
&
Hudson
KliekiM Coant, School DM.
No
construction bonds offered May 23
-v.
Trimble
interest cost of about 2.84%.
r
Other members of the syndicate:
Drexel
&
Co.;
Carl M. Loeb;
Longview, Texas
Bond
000 water and
S
•
the
to
New York Clty> as 3s' 2-60s> 2-90s
and 3s, at a price of 100.02, a net
Montpelier.
of
cate
LaSalle
$50,000
MacCausaland
R.
Philip
2204—were
bonds.
Sale
r+rom
inclusive. Legality approved
(CST)
a.m.
the
$4,000,000 airport system
Certificate
rne
ie °-n
•
Essex Junction and Peter Giuliani
a
Sale—The $750,000 drain¬
—
+1'
inr*oCt!?n b°n?S" Diat/d
1982
awarded
g?n G>lar;airty Trust Company of
noojrv^.
June 6 for the pur-:
$165,000 high school con-
$1,400,000 park
May 28—v. 195, p.
offered
corporate
July
1,
Va
2001, inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell,
Director
Seattle), Wash.
the
for
College (P. O.
W
tory revenue bonds. Dated May 1,
1961. Due on May 1 from 1964 to
basis of
a
King County (P. O.
on
Le¬
Groves, Texas
improvement
until
bids
seaied
(EDST)
chase of
v.
Bond
M.
1,
1963
1 from
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall 8c Horton.
age
Mildred
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse
—
Town Treasurer, will re-
Barnes,
10o.io,
12
by Chapman &
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on June 12 for
the purchase of $350,000 dormi¬
3.99%,
2436—were
Sch. Dist.,
Grade,
Davis and Elkins
school
$25,000
bids until 1 p.m.
Interest
VIRGINIA
WEST
tion and improvement bonds.
Bond Sale—The
Offering
Bond
Grapevine Independent Sch. Dist.,
T exas
abouJ.
Elkins,
VERMONT
Junction
Essex
ice of
a
bonds
by
Ennis
Vinson,
by
Sale—The
receive sealed
(CDST) on June
purchase of $1,680,000
Clerk, -will
City
1
360,000
offered
at
Weems & Searls.
revenue
refunding
bonds
was
sold
to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co,, Inc., and
McClung
&
Knickerbocker,
as
3V2s and 3.60s. Dated June 1, 1962.
inclusive.
approved
4
Com¬
sewage disposal
construction bonds.
May 23 — v. 195,
243g—were awarded to the Pa-
^
of
in Seattle, and McLean &
$1,284,000
" cific National Bank of Seattle, as
bonds was sold to; til 10 a.m. (CST) on June 12 fo .
Metropolitan Dallas Corp., as the purchase of $5,000,000 dram4s, 4i/4s and 4x/2s. Dated June 1, age and street construction bonds.
Legality
1962. Due on June 1 from 1964 to Due from 1963 to 1984.
improvement
Bank
Merrill, Wis.
—
Robert Klug,
Offering
Bond
Co.
King County, Vashon Island
School Dist. No. 402 (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
bonds
$
$800,000 county
bonds offered May
2088—were awarded
Bond Offering
& Ellis.
Bond
t?
rwe
p.
National
the
to
merce,
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of $93,000
sewer revenue bonds was sold to
3.84%.
interest cost of about
195,
County, Val Vue Sewer Dist.
5s
as
improvement
23—v.
WASHINGTON
1984 to 1992 inclusive Interest
M-N Legality approved by Preston, Thorgnmson, Horowitz, Stann
,v>,
/:
Bond Sale—The
Elkins)
Inc., as 43/4s. Dated
Due on May 1 from
-v.
Yakima
County (P. O.
Yakima), Wash.
Co.
5l/2s and
price of 100.02, a net
Knickerbocker,
3.19%.
*
Co.; and Robert L. Whittaker &
&
May 1, 1962.
Mission, TexaS
Sale—The
Bond
Storz-Wachob-Bender Co.
Co.; Byrd Brothers, King, Arthur
Wright 8c Co., Inc.; Allan Blair
Victoria, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
Monday, June 4, 1962
.
4x/2s, 3s,' and 3 V4S, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about;
L.
Grande & Co.,
j
000
James
Co., Inc.; Ginther &
Seattle, and McLean 8c Co., Inc.
building bonds was
sold to M. E. Allison & Co., and
school
of about 3.17%.
1994
G. Webb & Co., Inc.;
ward
A. Andrews &
33/4S,
of $185,-
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000
&
Co., White, Weld &
Co., Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc., First National Bank of Mem¬
phis, First National Bank of St.
Louis, Bank of Southwest, N. A.,
in Houston, and E. F. Hutton &
Co., as 5s, 4xAs, 3s, 3.10s and 3.20s,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost
.
Inc., Wm.' J. Mericka & Co.,
Hutchinson, Shockey 8c Co., ^nd
Co.,
Bond Sale—The $91,000 school
L0™*® °ffered May 21
v. 195,
P- 2436 - were awarded to the
National
,of Coxn™erce, in
to t1969
1963
Boothman.
Bond
of New York; Robert
K. Wallace & Co.; Wachovia Bank
& Trust Co., of Winston-Salem;
D. A. Pincus & Co.; Stern, Lauer
& Co.; Horner, Barksdale & Co.;
State Street Securities Corp.; Ed¬
Trust
Dewar,
from
sive.'Interest M-N.
proved
Co.; Wood, Struthers & Co.; Ernst
& Co.; Gregory & Sons, Kaufman
Bros.
Co.;
Federation Bank 8c
Grant County, Warden Sch. Dist.
No. 40 (P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
McGregor Indep School Dist.,
derwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., as
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on
3s.
1
$250,000 water¬
offered May
Bond Sale—The
to
May
Boothman.
Dumas, Huguenin &
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
refunding bonds
via
negotiated sale by Dallas Rupe &
Son, Inc., as 2x/2s, 2%s and 3s.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on March
1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive. In¬
terest M-S. Legality approved by
was
1962 to
15 from
Nov.
on
Chronicle..
(2648)
Ripley & Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich & Co., and Loewi & Co., as
GEORGE W. HELME COMPANY
:
9 Rockefeller Plaza,
On
4334
and
May
cents
a
31,
1962,
share
per
dividend
Common
1962,
of
business
to
40
on
quarterly
the
dividend
Preferred Sto
cents
per share
on
1
declared
payable
J
stockholders of record at the el
Stock,
2,
of
New York 20, N. Y.
a
June
were
11,
WM.
1962.
C.
SIMONSON, Secretar;
a
@FedFRASER