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ESTABLISHED
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic•
18S9
"
Volume
195
York
New
6141
Number
7, N. Y., Monday, March
Price
32, 1962
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News -;
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
• -
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Chairman
Board
Consolidated
company
is engaged in the business of manufacturing and
distributing. Pepsi-Cola and Pepsi-Cola syrup in certain counties in
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, and in manu¬
facturing and distributing a complete flavor line of soft drinks in the
In This Issue
same
for
For the convenience of.our readers^.the
all
separately
publishing
v
New York Stock Exchange
was
A" Filing—
E. C. Electronics, Inc.—"Reg.
A.
.
corporation
on
working
capital and general corporate
;:G?. 1
'
7v""'/,
New York, is engaged in-the, design, develop¬
sale of transistorized ignition systems to be, used in engines.
advertising,
improvements,
purposes.
A. E. C.
•
:
•
44
This
with the SEC
stock,
headed
underwriters
The
York.
-a
i
Baruch
bv
$3 per .'share)
(maximum
offering price
public
to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also
includes. (1) 15,000 shares underlying 3-year warrants to be sold to
the underwriters at lc each, exercisable a$ the offering price (2) 5,000
writing
terms
■*'}]
■
contain,.the*.products.
It has
recently commenced manufacturing .cardboard jackets for the packaging
of phonograph records. The net proceeds from the stock sale will be
used to retire indebtedness, for purchase and installation of a two-color
offset press, and for advertising and sales promotion, .-plants, expansion
and working capital.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 130,000
shares of, common stock (after/giving effect
to a recent 260-for-l stock split), of which Henry E. Hirsh, board chair-man,
and president, and Charles E. Hirsh, executive
vice-president,
own 46.15%'
each. ■
:
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sale displays
This
tion
Business ;
with
the
SEC
Feb.
on
28
stock/ to be offered for public sale at $3 per share. The offer-
common
-
also
statement
sold
the
to
and
j
u„
plied
*
amendment,
by
shares
2,000
Teichneiy
The
includes
(1)
underwriter
and
''
in
sold
lc
/ox
(2)
-1/vnAo
10,000
finder's fees, at lc
as
per
lii-'i
shares underlying
amounts
Jack
to
like
Cohen
custom
large
to
25
offices
offioes
company
United
:
-
and
to
to
a
bank
loan
incurred
of
the
$98,860.83
offering;
in
the
the
/
-.
per
book
power
and
■.
stock
sale,
Mr.
Sheiber
will
with
with
SEC
on
Feb.
„
28th
covering;
the
&
2 Broadway,
commission and
Beane,
share
eludes
8,000
'
shares
of 950 West on Feb. 28th covering 53,000 outstanding
20th St.,Hialeah,Fla filed aiegistiathe SEC
with
Feb.
stock,
fees
the
in
14,
1962,
connection
in
with
the
said
sale
of
the
company)
owns
16,500 each, and propose to sell
(wife of the Secretary-Treasurer
33,000 shares and proposes to sell 7,000 shares.
20 other selling stockholders including Robert L.
and J. Peck & Co., which propose to sell 10,500
respectively, and others who propose to sell amounts
ranging from 500 to 3,000 shares.—V. 193, p.1789.
prospectus
Ferman
and
&
Co.,
lists
Inc.
5,000 shares,
«
shares
share;
R.
of
The
Williston
New York, which will receive a 50 cents
$10,000 for expenses. The statement also
underlying two-year warrants to be sold to
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.—Securities Reg'd—Tlqis
*
company
tration
614%
1601
of
statement
with
subordinated
Guilford Ave.,
the5 SEC
sinking
fund
on
Baltimore,
Mar.
5th
debentures
Md.,
filed
a
regis¬
covering $1,250,000 of
1977
(with attached
due
per
6;year warrants to purchase an aggregate of 75,000 common shares)
in-:";
and
the-'
312,500
shares
of
common
stock.
The
shares
and
debentures
(with warrants to purchase 30 shares per $500 of debentures) are to
cents each,-exercisable* initially at $5.25" ? be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by Suplee,
per share*:.
„
u
..,
■"!,/*' f
; Yeatman, Mosley Co., 1500 Walnut St., Philadelphia. The exercise
The company
(formerly Alison. Ayres Sales, Inc.)* is. engaged in the
price of the warrants, public offering price for the debentures and
design, production and sale of a diversified line of misses' casual- dressesshares • (maximum $8 per share) and underwriting terms are to be
manufactured, to sell at budget prices to women of: all-agesr The* net -*• supplied" by -amendment. The statement also includes $750,000 ofUike
proceeds from the stock sale will be used to pay. a short-term bank ' debentures
(with
warrants)
which
Morton
M.
Lapides/ President,
principal
underwrite^ at
10
...
.
has
sold
exercisable
Mfg. Co., Inc.,) manu¬
price field, primarily
low
various
which
materials
the
to
install
a
depart¬
working capital.
about
own
the public
will own
one-
Properties Trust—Shares Registered—
of
interest
Wilshire
6363
with
the
in
SEC
the
on
trust,
Los Angeles, filed a registration
covering 112,000 shares of bene¬
for public sale at $10 per
on
a best
efforts basis by Real
Blvd.,
Feb.
to
28
be
95
a
cent
objective
per
was
trust
organized
is
share
achieve
to
•
offered
The offering will be made
Underwriters, Inc. of the Wilshire
Blvd.
commission.
selling
California
under
growth
long-term
address,
and
which
will
.
law
in
January"
:
1962.'
sheltered income
tax
its shareholders
through the acquisition of a broadly diversified
portfolio of selected investments in real estate. It is designed to
qualify as a "real estate investment trust" under the Internal Revenue
Code.
the
Of
the
trust
ship
from
option
estimated
$983,600
proposes
Atlantic
of
net
proceeds
from
financing,
this
to use approximately $910,500 to acquire the owner¬
Shopping
Square
Atlantic
Associates,
Centex*.
The
trust
Brook-Lantic,
Inc.,
has
Inc.,
acquired an
and Riggins
Investments,
Inc. to purchase the fee title to the approximately 18
which the shopping center is located in Monterey Park,
Calif., for $2,900,000. The option was originally acquired by Edward
John Golden, President of the trust (and the underwriter), for $10,000
upon
has
be
a
approximately
from
portion
used
be
applied on the ultimate purchase price. Mr.
the option to the trust subject to the reimburse¬
$10,000 cost. The property will be subject to
paid
remaining
will
be
assigned
the
totaling
will
will
amount
ment of
for
of
The
$1,989,500.
the
net
proceeds
proceeds
the
encumbrances
balance of the purchase price
the sale of the shares. The
of
aggregating
approximately
$73,100
working capital by the trust. The trust will enter into
contract with James M.
Udall, Inc., by which the latter will manage
the property and render all necessary
a
net
charge
from the
to
the
trust
services to the tenants thereof for
to 3 % of the gross rentals received
equal
property.
American International Development Corp.—Common
Registered—
This
a
corporation
registration
shares
of
shares
issued
the
ganized
shares
issued
of
122
statement
common
to
stock.
at
connection
1
County Road,
the
Such
American
company)
in
North
with
SEC
shares
on
International
cent
with
Palm
Feb.
include
28
(1)
Minerals
Fla., filed
1,023,437
outstanding
(which or¬
Beach,
covering
90,000
Corp.
share; (2 ) 510.000 outstanding
company's acquisition of all out¬
per
the
capital stock of the predecessors of Palm Beach Mining Co.,
acquisition of the option to purchase real estate owned by
predecessors, and for brokerage servicees in connection with
such acquisitions;
(3) 25,000 outstanding shares issued in connection
with the acquisition of Pressure Pak, Inc.; (4) 64,887 outstanding shares
issued for cash at $1.27 per share; (5) 42,800 outstanding shares is¬
sued for
cash
at
$1.50 per share;
(6) 250,000 shares underlying a
contract to sell such shares at $1.20 per share, executed by Arthur W.
Silvester, a Vice-President, and his wife, with H. Irwin Levy, President,
20% of which has been assigned by Levy to Myles A. Cane, general
"counsel; (7) 15,750 outstanding shares underlying options granted by
Levy and Cane to certain persons; and (8 ) 25,000 shares to be issued
pursuant to Restricted Stock Options. With the exception of manage¬
ment officials and 10% stockholders, the registered holders of the above
shares (or options) may offer same for sale from time to time at the
market price prevailing at the time of sale.
The issuer will receive
none
of the proceeds except upon the sale of option shares.
The company (formerly Development Corp. of America) is engaged
in (1) developing, producing and marketing various consumer products
primarily in aerosol form and certain aerosol filling and tesing equip- *
ment; and (2) extracting and selling certain soil products. It has outstanding
Inc.,
one
the
of
said
.TA;
'
its
for
for
25,000 shares
175,000 shares of common stock, of which Justin J. Goldsmith,
and
also
shares
at lc each,
advertising campaign,
an
for
company
Trust
Golden
i
„
Pearl Goldsmith, own
shares each; and Sylvia Braun
the
The
-
J.
t)1^
and shopping centers for ultimate use by the public. The com¬
is not responsible for operation, site location or maintenance of
rides. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out¬
3,500
registration "
a
per
Registered-
rr<olDoV,
ef
company
President,
of
/;
100,000
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5
offering will be made through underwriters headed by
common
OAn,
$20 per share.
standing
'
.
the
.
...
stores
the book value of stock now outstanding from 43c to
and a corresponding dilution of $3.77 per" share iri ;.
of stock purchased by the public.'<
'
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Alison Ayres, Inc.—Common Registered—
company
of 1400 Broadway, New York,/filed
by the public.
pany
have
an
This
statement
public at $5 per share will
of stock now outstanding from
tne
Such warrants are exercisable at $28 per share.
manufactures and markets coin-activated kiddie ride
machines which are located in department stores, supermarkets, variety
in
share
to
The
Will- have
equity
to
equity of stock purchased
common
finder's
as
at
for
will have
compared'
the public
and
increase
an
$1.23
voting
After
stock
new
over-the-counter market. (During the period
the market price of the shares ranged from
21% to 30 V2.)
Of the 53,000 shares, 25,000 were purchased in January
1962
at
$20 per share.
The statement also includes 10,000 shares
underlying five-year warrants which (together with $15,000 in cash)
were originally issufed to Robert L. Ferman & Co., Inc. and J. Peck Co.
1
Jan.
a stockholder's book equity
equity of $34,591.21
prior to this
46.05% of the voting power for an
aggregate investment of $210,000 and a, stockholder's book equity of
$86,500.88.
Sale of new stock to the public at $3 per share will result
of
book
prevailing
prices
of inventories/to move to
establish up to eight branch
repay
ficial
which may be offered for public sale by the
thereof from time to time at prices related to current market
of
holders
and for
President.
the
statement
tion
shares
for expansion
City
States,
This
which
working capital to be used for additional in¬
and sales expenses.
In addition to "certain indebtedness, the '
has outstanding 80,000 shares of common. stock, owned by
Irving Sheiber,
52.63%
York
New
working capital,
ventories
salesmen,
new
in
eastern
in
of
increase in the book value
and
in
underwriter
each, and Hyman E. Chiet, President,
16% each.
As a result of this public
to the.puhlic, manage**,,
approximately two-thirds of the company for their
own
the
statement
capital, for additional sales personnel,
All-Tech Industries, Inc.—Common
multiple sets for office and record purposes and is a
of carbon paper rolls.
The $153,250 estimated net proceeds
stock sale will be used for the training of and advance com¬
missions
Sale
each.
an
in
share
",
and
the
clothed
the
development of present plans and ideas and to
on
and
Chiet,
Amerada
48
$-405 to $1-22 per share and a corresponding dilution of $3.78 per
-
distributor
from
of
acres
George
and
single
the
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 400,000 shares of common
"stock, of which Harold Koenig, President, Stanley Berger, Vice Presi¬
dent, Seymour Stern, Treasurer, and Raymond Kerchman, Secretary,
25%
Doll
Grand
medium
the
and
the
company
to
investment of $400,000. As a result the
net asset value per share of the stock offered to the public will equal
approximately $1.37, for which the public will have paid $3.00.
purchase machinery and equipment, for advertising, and to finance
'increased inventories and accounts receivable. In addition to certain
own
sold to
assuming that all of the stock is sold
will
third
The
result in
to be
present equity of approximately $240,000 and
to
warrant and per share.
in
ideas
Esther
receive
loan incurred to furnish working
develops, has manufactured for it and sells
made printed' and1 lithographed business forms
standard
Allied
in
inaugurate
to
new
ment
Its
designs,
company
dolls
plastic
concentrate
to
offering,
—
warrants
and
(formerly
sells
vinyl
interest.
shares underlying 10-year warrants -jM*:
each, exercisable at'a price to be sup-., ,company
equal
dolls,
and
of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
shares
outstanding
Chiet, Secretary, own about 33%
48
Condition of
of
30
The company has outstand¬
ing. 266,667 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent
recapitalization), of which Eugene Glowa, Vice President, and Herbert
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings______________ 47
30,000
at
Statement
Consolidated
at $3 per share.
within
sold
uses to manufacture the garments.
The $310,000 estimated
proceeds form the stock sale will be used to purchase new machin¬
ery and equipment for the manufacture of products and the packaging
11
Banks
Member
12.500
and
from
Estate
New York, filed a registra¬
covering 70,000 shares of
ing will be made on an all or. none basis through underwriters headed
by Fabrikant Securities Corp., 125 Maitjen Lane, New York, which will
receive a 37V2S per share commission and $10,500 for expenses.
The
of
public sale
not
are
company
2
System
Registered—
Y., filed a registration
covering 133,333 shares of common
27
net
48
Statement
Co.
held
best efforts basis
agency
company
made
1
Federal Reserve
Feb.
to 10,000 five-year stock purchase warrants
at from $3 to $5 per share.
56
Condition
on
up
=
Systems, Inc.—Commbrr Registered
West 42nd Street,
of 233
company
statement
includes
create
Investment News
Toy Corp.—Common
by principal stockholders at ssi
per
share. The
agreed to sell to the underwriters in proportion
38
Foreign Exchange Rates..
.7/,^/
Jo
V
Admiral
Exchange
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
State and City Bond Offerings...
Dividends Declared and Payable
similar warrants sold to Morris L. Lewy, a
point of
also
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation and
vice-presi¬
dent, (3) 2,500 outstanding shares sold to two employees of the under-' • 'V:
writers by rpicnipal stockholders''for" $250' arid ''(4),s 5,000'- outstand- * •
ing shares sold to Lewy by principal stockholder's and 2,500 "shares to
y
Saul W. Goodman, company counsel, for* $200 andv$100, respectively. yVi'
w i The
company (formerly Accurate Box Co., Inc.) is iri the business of
creating,
designing,
manufacturing and
selling folding paperboard
cartons for the packaging of- individual products by manufacturers' in
a
wide variety of fields,
including the<;toy.. > pharmaceutical,,: cosmetic,, y ;3'
beauty preparations, food and other; industries,.
The company also
«
manufactures
shares
of
y f,
r y
are
shares underlying
an
ment
through 7 A
St., New
and under-
have
The offering will
(the company may return all
days) by Theodore Arrin &
Co., Inc., 50 Broad St., N. Y. The underwriter will receive a 36c per
share selling commission and $15,333.30 for expenses.
The statement
38
Exchange
&
on
38
on an all or none basis
Bros. '& Co., Inc.; 44 Wall
public sale
offered for
be
to
acquire
to
which
of 4116 First Ave., Brooklyn, N.
all
The
Transactions American Stock
Inc.,
estate
be offered for
to
factures
Stock
Doll
if
funds
38
New York
agreement
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
In
with the SEC
made
be
38
Transactions
Third St., Newark, N.
on Feb. 28 covering 80,000 shares of common
of 651
company
stock,
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Registered
J./ 'filed a registration '":y%
into
stock of
Meicnor's
anhuue,
sale
real
company.
company
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Accurate Packaging Corp.—Common
-statement
This
statement
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
■
of 80 Wall St.,
and
ment
"
•
•
Allied
38
38
39
39
40
r
,
its
of the debentures to said officers and by
($1,000,000), will be used to acquire
addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
pany
has
outstanding 294,100 shares of common stock,
of
which
Lapides and his wife own 21.1% and 11.7%, respectively.
36
36
36
38
Over-the-Counter Markets
.,
Feb. 28, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000
(par one cent) to be offered at $1.25, through Bertner Bros.,-, v> ji
New York.
'* V:;' GU'v:
v
Proceeds
are
to be used for equipment, alterations and leasehold ,
The
the
certain
Norfolk
the
31
—
common
entered
the outstanding
and
from
mortgaging
45
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange..
Toronto Stock Exchange...
February 19.
derived
be
26
(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
of
recently
company
all of
Inc.,
Pepsi-Cola franchise and conducted a business similar to the
company's in Norfolk, Va. and the surrounding Tidewater area. All
of the net proceeds from this financing, together with other funds to
14
New York Stock
preceding week. This new
inaugurated with the issue
the
during
Norfolk,
the
Page
■/y.v.yyY-
■
The
area.
$5,000,000
of
Stock and Bond Quotations
security registrations, Regulation A fil¬
ings, exchange offers etc., filed with the
Securities and
Exchange Commission
method
Redmond,
The
SEC Filings
is
and principal stockholder, and Gilbert B.
President, have agreed to purchase.
Vice
executive
Chronicle
SEC FILINGS
•
■"'
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I
The Commercial and
2
The
stock, of which Silvester and Levy
management officials as a
group 72.59%. As indicated, Silvester will sell 250,000 shares to Levy
and Cane,
>''vVvv,'A; 7' '//b/*''■■■'• >7v
standing 732,687 shares of common
46 33%
own
the
(1)
by
the
issued
for the transfer
consideration
Hospital in
1961.
the
on
to
be
used
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
In ^addition
of
such, purposes, and
in connection with
Hospital.)
is Westlake
the
indebtedness,
of
stock,
common
Senter,
Sidney
and
Uranus
the
the
..
a
has
director,
,-ijirV't7;»,v•
and
1992
$20,000,000 uf
sinking
fund
registra¬
of
first
debentures
be' offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds from the sale ot bonus anu debentures will be applied to
prepayment of outstanding notes payable to banks incurred lor con¬
struction
and the balance will be added to general funds. At
1961, such notes were outstanding in the amount of $20,000,is anticipated that not in excess of $10,000,000 additional
purposes,
it
and
000
principal amount of such notes may
V.
and
1962
for
outstanding
own
due
to
December
capital.
J.. Appel,
bonds
1992,
195,
p.
debentures.
is
be issued prior to the sale of new
.The cost'of the company's construction program
estimated
at
$54,200,000
and
for
'1963
at
$28,900 OOOJ—
•'
742.
Board
.17.1
Ashland Oil *& Refining Co.—Debentures
•
43.5 %*
This
company-of
tration
-TY-,.192* P*
>„-i(
due
bonds
company
which
company of 40 Franklin Road. Roanoke, Va., filed a
statement with the SEC on March -1 covering $25,000,000
mortgage
;
aijd 10.5 %, respectively,- and management officials asagrOyp'
to the company of Westside
tion
payable,
to Westside Hospital, to pay notes
payable and for additional working
President,
and
Chairman
for
obligations
cash
meet
certain
to
shares
made
loans
repay
to
accounts
trade
fourth hospital
370,000
This
Cities Community Hospital, for modernization- of
as
consideration for the lease p,nd option acquired
adjacent
property
reduce
(The
90,000 outstanding shares
$2 per share, and' (.2)
at
company
as
Doctors
1960 by the under¬
to the underwriter
25,000 shares, of which 10,500 were acquired in
from stockholders and 14,500 are to be sold
writer
to
of Bay
Hospital,
also includes
to
are
will
purchase
Los Angeles.
underwriting
California Investors, 3544 W. Olympic Blvd.,
offering price (maximum $6 per share) 'and
be supplied by amendment.
The statement
by
public
terms
and
taxes
balance
company,
headed
stock
income
Registered—
Laboratories, Inc.—Common
in
-
metropolitan Los Angeles area. .-Of the net proceeds from
sale, $115,000 will be applied td the payment of accrued
the
are
of 660 South Bonnie Brae, Los Angeles, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Feb.. 28 covering 200,000 shares of
common
stock,
to be offered
for public sale through underwriters
The
•
Appalachian Power Co.—Bonds—Debentures Reg'd—
medical, labora¬
hospitals including the
four
operates
company
tory located in each, a central medical laooratory, and two laboratories
located in hospitals not operated by the company." All these facilities
12.15%, respectively, .and
and
American
This
Financial Chronicle:,
(1202)
statement
1409
Winchester
the
with
SEC
on
Ave.,
Ashland,
Mar. -2nd
Registered—
Ky;, filed
covering
a regis¬
$25,000 000 of
*-it\
A0: In view of the closeness between the predicted required ceiling and the actual ceiling
Corporate and. Municipal Financing Ahead^A>,:
A
'of $300 billion, one should, easily ..-see how harassing the increased, build-up in. one
year or less maturing debt can be in denying adequate maneuvering time should a
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The data below show the year-to-year changes in the interest-bearing marketable
Sealed competitive'bid^ for ^Pacific Gas' & ; Electric Co.; and State ot Connecticut
7KA debt; Note the $7.5 billioh.increase in the marketable"debt.
issues coming up tomorrow and Wednesday, respectively, will pace this week's fairly
7:A>7A77;A>A;; •; .;7A- •
Billions of Dollars) .aA-AA^A? 7A7;';' 7 A'7;~;A7 A A A.:
active calendar. These two securities comprise approximately $118 million ;out of
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Change A:AAA.A::
$290 million senior fixed interest rate debt capital sought, all told, in 31 tax-exempts
of SI million and larger and three corpcrates. Of the two other corporate debt 77-7 _'r
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$290.3
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securities, one. is an equipment trust certificate; and t;he other is an. underwritten
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foreign issue seeking dollars.
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A64.4
58.7.
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will begin to feel the effect of the Treasury's need to increase the Federal debt.
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Treasury bonds
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79.8
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Secretary Douglas Dillon testified last Feb. 28, in support of a $2 billion hike in the
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"Total marketable debt.....
197.6 - ;
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temporary debt limit to bring it up to $300 billion, that by Thursday (March 15)
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f87.0 > A A
"78.6 ':;':;:.:A;>AA7:-VAA'
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A was $296,917,313,845 on the day he testified. He projected a deerease in the total
AAA f Calculated from Feb. 28, 1962 Treasury Daily Statement! A V''A' 7 rV- A
debt to $293.3 for March 31 but then traced a rise to almost the requested ceiling by
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June 15 in the amount cf $299.2 billion. This would be $1.2 billion-over the existing
debt limitation and; more importantly, leaves little in flexibility even with a ceiling
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UNDERWRITTEN AND COMPETITIVE 28-DAY VISIBLES --A1 • ^
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of $300 billion. Interesting was the fact that on the day he testified before the Senate
A A AAACorporate
Corporate
Total '* 7 y Municipals Total of Both
Finance Committee and submitted a projected debt figure of $295.3 billion. We
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StocksCorporates $1 mill, or more Financings
actually exceeded that figure by $1.6 billion. Is this a portent cf a faster rising debt
A> Mar. 12-Mar. 17— $109,830,000
'$51,785,700
$161,615,700
$180,882,000
$342,497,700
than we anticipate?
Mar. 19-Mar. 24_.
-41,900,000
92,447,000 ,134,347,000 -v 65,684,000 A 200,031,000
On March 20 the Treasury will sell $1,8 billion tax anticipation notes maturing
Mar. 26-Mar. 3li'.^A-' 84,245,000
237,767,200
322,012,200 "
47,882,000
369,894,200
Sept. 21, 1962. This plus the $600 million already raised in new cash since Jan. 1,
Apr. 2-Apr. r7_.
,103,375,000 A 63,280,000 ' 166,655,000 ; 104,110,000 >; 270,765,000
is expected to meet Treasury's anticipated need of $2.4 billion until April.
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GAS & ELECTRIC
AND CONNECTICUT
WEEK'S LARGEST ISSUES
OFFER
$784,629,900
$398,558,000 $1,183,187,900
LaW w£ek«,iu-L"ni$244,080;000 ^ $508,201,400A $752,281,400
$268,320,000 $1,020,601,400
Total——
STATE
A
$445,279,900
$339,350,000
,
earliest•'khrphieter reading will
be made today, (March 12) .in the moneyi Ar At March' 9; 196UA.: $1'51,925,000 ' $297,606,140
$449,531,140 A $616,805,000 $1,066,336,140
It will do so by V''>>4Ago't/' .• ■■)(ArfiatLfijtiMift.-j.C'rt jiy
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; selling $1.8 billion of new short-term bills to replace $1.7 billion of old bills coming
'due. This will be the sixth tapping for new cash since Jan. 1, 1962.for a total amount
MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATE DEBT OFFERINGS RAISE BACKLOG TABLES
of $600 million. It is the second in a row for the first two Mondays of this month.
.The week's
A"market when the Treasury will seek another $100 million new* cash.
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Today, also, will find DALLAS, TEXAS in the - capital market for $10,800,000 and
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offerings have gone up compared to the previous week's .tabulation whereas corpo¬
rate equities registered a decline leaving the respective overall totals higher than
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On Tuesday and Wednesday these municipals scheduled: $53,680,000 STATE OF
CONN, general obligation highway system bonds; $25 million PENNSYLVANIA
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GENERAL STATE AUTHORITY: $5.7 million .OMAHA, NEB. street and sewer
obligations; $15 million DENVER, COLO.; the first of two parts $12.5 million
.
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tPUERTO
RICO
COUNTY,
RESOURCES
WATER
AUTHORITY;
$7,710,000
PA.
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first and
refunding mortgage bonds, non-callable for the first five years; set for
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BACKLOG 7
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This Week « A -,i A..' Last Week v
dates...7AA. $666,134,900 (37)AA: $618,180,000 (34)7^
bonds_-L—.A—
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;766,136,120 (42)
$47O,925,0Q()
> : 68,951,100
7 $919,860,120 (84) A $784,316,120 (76)
$539,876,l0»
Corp. bonds with
Corp. bonds-without dates- Af
Scheduled for Tuesday, March 13, are $65 million PACIFIC GAS- & ELECTRIC CO.
.
with and without
below, municipals and corporate debt
dates continue to rise." As shown in the tables
253,725,220 (47)
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Wednesday, March 14, has two debt issues docketed.
One is the $4,830,000 DENVER
& RIO GRANDE WESTERN RR. equip, trust certificates, and the other is the Morgan
Stanley & Co. and Lazard Freres & Co. jointly-managed $40 million SOUTH EURO¬
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CO.'s sinking fund debentures
PIPELINE
offerings^
Thursday's tentatively posted
include
Corp. stocks with dates...;.
$742,097,000(215) ; . $337,234,140
767,437,600(428) .^639,462^00(418)A :A 228,908,210
; ' $608,742,000(216)
>A .7 Corp. stocks without datesi.
'(filed Feb..'i>.A:VI:.l':A^A,l;^A:£p^
$15'million LOUISIANA BOND & A,A ' A/A"" Total stocksAA-Ar--$1,376,179;600(644) A$l,381,259,000(633) >
$566,142,350
BUILDING
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COMMISSION; 150,000 shares of ROCKOWER BROTHERS/INC. common
(filed Jan. 19) via Drexel & Co.
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$2,296^039,1
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A rights offering of 421,472 shares of LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO. common to
^stockholders of March 16 record date is underwritten by Blyth & Co.; First Boston
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Corp., and W. C. Langley & Co.
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FEDERAL
DEBT
MANAGEMENT
The Federal debt increased $6.5
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billion
on
In that span of time, to help finance
date.
Total municipals
t
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February 28, 1962 as against last year's
the fiscal contra-cyclical moves and to
debt and
I with
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in
a
raising
more
Yet, in terms; of constantly meeting and refunding maturing
money for net debt expansion, the Treasury finds itself coping
pronounced increasing trend in marketable interest bearing debt
a year of
grown, despite the success of advanced
The latter is supposed to lessen the Treasury's
And no doubt the Treasury's debt-lengthening
$2,594,479,120(808)^ $1,968,878,450
'MeitptejFcapitol
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offerings as 1exchangesj shares reserved for conversion
v'under employee and option plans, and "from^iime-to-time" sales.
and -'such*:.oihef.:iipn-publie
A; and for issuance
7 A" A A n$l: million
or more. A ■ A
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Ford;
of $2,250,000
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V' -000 jri ftyirpiieferreds without dates—total of $110,998,400 p refer reds; $18,750,000 in
^continuous recourse to the market.
three equipment trust certificates with dates;, and 40 issues of $300,000 or less with
moves
have made it easier to open up dates for additional issues.
However, rthe
AA ; dates and Tl7 op more smaller issues without dates,. A >, A" - A'AA A"A > 7A'AA 77;a;
; Treasury is only asking for a $2 billionfemporary increase in the debt so as to
bring
refunding debt-stretching
;
maturing
Quantitatively they have
less.
$86^,860,060
$428,904,000 (99) A
$587,253,000(100)l
jpor additional I net capital and, refunding, and as secondaries, by non^financiaLancL
financial-ccorporations including investment cos: Excluded- are* private placenierits
vA_%,
y. raise the yields of short-term government issues, the Treasury floated $5,175,640,000 AA-v;•
A in short-term paper.
datesf
Total of both financings--., $2,883,292,720(828)
PROCESS?'v..:;A?; AA
SELF-DELUSIONARY
with
measures,
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the ceiling up to $300 billion.
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The figures immediately following indicate how closely
the Treasury computes its ability to stay within the hoped-for raised debt ceiling. As
it was, when the Secretary of the Treasury was testifying as to 'the need to lift the
debt limitation, on February 28 the debt had increased $1.6 billion more than had
been anticipated for that very same day!
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PUBLIC
DEBT
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WITH ESTIMATES
Operating Balance
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and Depositaries
Feb.
3.5
Mar. 31...
3.5"
May 15—
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June 15...
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June 30..,
—
Data
available
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estimated
on
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293.3
3.5
these
by
dates.
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296.6
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$1,156,800,000
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Week of March 1.9-24; 232,500 shares of ASTRO-SCIENCE CORP.,
lion CAROLIN AS CAPITAL CORP., common; 150,000 shares ;of
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Corporate stocks and bonds".—..^—...—-
The larger corporate and municipal issues expected during the next few weeks are
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postponed and indefinite financing plans still not crystalized as lo
AA ' whether they will be offered and/or as to the type of offerings Added to. this back-.
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' log are reported conterriplative plans by Lone :Star Gas involving $35 million debehtures: Put into the definitive backlog table above is the Ford Motor Co. secondary
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3.5
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Apr. 15...
Apr. 30...
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Financing and for
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Subject to
(excluding free gold)
Mar. 15—
CONSTANT A
ON
Allowance to Provide
Federal Reserve Banks
Estimated
BASED
CASH BALANCE OF $3.5 BILLION
OPERATING
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and $4
million in- debentures of MACCA REALTY CO:; 673,215 shares of MARSH & McLENNAN, INC., common; $35 million in debentures of NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS
CORP., common; 454,000 shares of.PRINTING CORP. OF AMERICA, common; and
in municipals—$4.5 million PASADENA IND. «S; D., TEXAS; $3.5 million TAYLOR
TOWNSHIP S. D., MICH.;. $6.9 million GLENDALE, CALIF.; $10.5 million WASH¬
INGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM; $4!7 million PURDUE UNIV., WEST
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Volume
195
Number
6141
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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sinking fund debentures due 1987, to be offered for public sale through
underwriters
headed by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., 15
Broad St., New York, and A. G. Becker & Co., 120 South La Salle St.,
Chicago.' The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting
terms
the
>•' the
1961
Bal
r
supplied by amendment. Of the net proceeds from
sale, $20,000,000 will be applied to payment of outloans incurred to finance capital requirements
and
will
be
added
to
working
capital.
Capital
additions
aggregated
$20,010,039.—V.
Harbour
Diagnostic
tion Withdrawn—..
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On
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March
filed
.
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with
shares
1962
6,
the
SEC
195,
Service, Inc.—-SEC
£
Registra¬
publicly at $1 per share through J. R. Holt
1839.
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p.
The
prospectus
thereof in the western area, of the country.
However., no subhave expended substantial sums for
promoting and test marstanti.al sales have. been, made to date. The prospectus further states
'shipments of enriched'sugar Tor mislabeling and "has taken the position
that
no
held
.
informal
label
will
be
it,"'and
acceptable .to
'
hearings to
determine
that such
Whether
agency has
criminal
labeling should be'brought against the company.
k
Barton Instrument
:
This
-
filed,
corporation
Registered—:
120,000
shares
Calif.,
Mar.*; 5th
on
covering-
for
of
stock,
common
of
which-50,000
shares ; are
to
be
public
sale by the company and
70,000 shares, being
outstanding stock, by the holders thereof. The offering will-be made
by E. F. Hutton & Co., 623 South Spring St., Los Angeles. The public
offering price (maximum $11 per share) and underwriting terms are to
be
supplied by amendment.'■
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The
net
from
proceeds
,the
..
Monterey Park,
Monterey Pass Road,
- with
-the SEC
580
registration-statement
a
offered-
Y
of
Corp.—Common
*
actions
y about $92,000 from
Board
Chairman,
v: corporate
'-purposes,
f.-,
United
that the
i. •
Lakes
/
purchase
real
stock
sale
Will
f.
be
also
for
to
>
mis¬
loans
pay
exchange offer were, for the most part, originally
acquired from or
through the services of Norman Elson; President and Board
Chairman,
who together with Harold Aibel, Executive
Vice-President,
of
organized the.
a corporation wholly-owned by H. Earl Smalley, Jr.,
and Karl Schakel, President,; incurred
for general
including advertising and promotion1 expenses, and
States
Food
&
Drug Administration
tone of the 51.5%
property
subsidiaries
has
seized
owns
by
in Florida
acres
for
*
j,
Jones.
The
to be sold by
amount
each is to be supplied
-V 'W-
Bene Cdsmetics,
The
■
corporation
''common
shares
Securities
(
and
of
114
'<V'iYV
to
13th
be
"Reg.
a
offered
St.,
i.
an
,
$3,
at
j
J and granted Waltham an option to purchase 600,000
at $10.per share until 1968.
u.:
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York,
is
engaged
in
the
•
1.
New York,
The
is
company
ider
under
the
Investment"
receive
licensed
Business
Small
closed-end
a
which will
diversified
Company
small
a
as
30c
a
The
Nov.
shares
vj
30,
will
Investment
of
Act
1940.
business"
Act
of
investment
1958
and
It
company
under
r
capital and management services to small business investment
proceeds from the stock sale will be
primarily
;
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and
located
in
the
Virgin
Islands
and
Puerto
invested in
The
Mr.
corporation''on Feb. 28,
shares
to
are
ration.
1
14,000
Aibel
1962 filed
"Reg.
a
ire
;
A"
be
applied
to
the
financing of motion
1
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picture
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The corporation'
to
for
,
be
stock
due
Feb;
N.
of
is
26, T962
filed
for
*
stock
Y.,
•
fin
Fdison
V
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New
nf
for
N.
27th
public
will
York
Inr
PrnnnqpH
xol'K' inc-
This
4 Irving Place,
company of
statement' with the
of
the
for
stock
new
SEC
will
bn
subscription at
17 shares
will
of
expire
The
the
common
on
offering
Morgan
be
March
the
of
one
record
Co.
proposes
stock
proposed
a
:
group
Boston
sale
The
underwriter,
for
in
stock
for
:
managed
New
the
or
This
of
company
sSS
^ 'by
.1136'Washington Ave
of
the
r,-Co.-,
per
-
^
of
The
of
restricted
company
moderate
"junior"
of
15).
It
22
thereof
South
statement
(or
time
from
sold
and
the
split),
The
at
$3
officers
to
of
certain
The
acquire
sale
sale
of
shares
by
a
stockholder
to
all
the
was
organized under
to
also
of
graded
all
of
which
The
are
outstanding
stock
class
bv
Mr.
shares
A
the. company at
shares in exchange
B
acquired
stock
of
service
sale
of
plastic
and
of
the
of
of
the
those
mark.
pipe,
a
of
of
"Reg.
a
at
St.,
East
rubber
and
Boston,
and
gum
A"
covering
100,000
without underwriting.
$3
working
Mass.,
is
in
engaged
the
cleaners.
and
erasers
capital.
to
are
and
of
Feb,
on
be
to
26,
offered
be
for
used
working
14745
1932
at $3,
filed
v
"Reg.
a
A"
covering
56,000
without underwriting.
equipment
and
testing,
leasehold
im¬
capital.
Keswick
B.
St.,
Van
Nuys,
St".,'
Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
shares
Feb.
on
five
(par
Allentown,
to
are
be
28,
1962
centsy to
filed
used
>•
for
debt
"Reb.
a
oxfered at
be
Pa.
A"
$4,
covering
repayment,
inventory
and
of
N.
16
SEC
Salem
St.,
Dover, N. J., is engaged in
and
inductors
the production
used
as
components
In
proposed
respect
now
order
>,
:
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the
failure
semi-annual
the
of
hearing,
be
that
its
of
to file
use
<
filed in December, 1957,
Employees Benefit
offering of 9,969 shares of preferred stock at $10
public
pursuant to such
asserts
treason
notification
a
the
per share
.
1, 1962, issued an order temporarily suspending
exemption from registration under the Securities Act
A
with
1933
March
on
Regulation
amount.
owned
-
"
were issued
originally
89,140
of
an
exemption. The Commission's suspension
company did not comply with the Regulation by
file a revised offering circular and its' failure
to
reports reflecting the amount of stock sold and
thereof; The order provides an
opportunity
vacated
said
offered
The
request,
the
question whether the
made permanent.—V, 189, p. 2673.
'
or
on
suspension
Myers
■
The
options
1
of the Downtowner
Motor
The
Inn
System
in operation
and
14 said to be
System is made up both of comoperated by persons licensed to use the
also
is
engaged
in
the
net proceeds from the exerfurtherance of the company's' ex¬
in
including
Russell
President,
Nine
eight
holders
of
the
Wilkinson, Board
who propose to sell 16,000
including
and
Wilkinson
1.
•
$5.25
;
corporation of 50 Broad St., New York City, filed a registration
statement
with : the "SEC on
March '6, >covering ' 163,000
shares
of
wholly-owned; by
The-company
to
was
engage in
activities by
various
Second
Corp.,
Ave..
organized
under
phases of
the
acquiring
the
from
the
no
also
owner
of
Delaware
real
estate
organizers
a
to
"The
i"
repayment,
1382.
'
commissions
includes
law
in
business.
all
brownstone
of
the
equipment,
Feb.
26,
10c)
to
used
1962
for
be
working
filed
-
A" covering. 67,500
without underwriting.
promotion and adver¬
%•
at
equipment,
capital.
Filing—
"Reg.
a
oifered
inventory
5'',^'vV;
$4,
sales
-
;
.
Globe
Ave., Mountainside, N. J.,
forms, and related activities.
is engaged in the
«
(1>
as
Haskell
a
330,500
February,
It
apartment
of
and
shares,
from
at
.
1962,
1058
store
building located in Manhattan, N. Y., all of the stock of Drew
Oper¬
ating Corp., the company which manages 18 of the
properties held
unexercised
D.
Fuller
&
out
of
Co.
(2)
company,
in
total
a
in
1958
12,500
of
16,000
connection
shares
to
be
of¬
Wexler
$4,997 per share, and (4) 23,000 shares are outstanding,
offered for public sale by the holders thereof. Such 23,000
the 10,811 shares underlying said1 option, may be • sold
to
time
at.
has
and
programs
indebtedness,
stock,
and
six
shares,
of
holders
All
feature
the
the
American
sale.
Stock
-\.f
-
producing
engaged
in
Exchange
'
•
television
producipg
Ransohoff,
23,000
Laundon
holders
as
a
shares
(6,000
who
shares)
received
Board
group
their
tele¬
addition to
propose
and
to
sell
all
Levirie
$6.25
per
such
(5,000
share,
except Laundon who paid $4,997 per share upon partial exercise ,of his
option
originally entitling him to purchase
16,811
shares.
Rodney
Erickson
is
President.*—V.
193;
p.
910.
,
Gaslight Club* Inc.—Common Registered—
This company
of 13 East Huron St., Chicago, filed a registration
the SEC on Feb. 28 .covering 100,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by
Myron A. Lomasney & Co., 67 Broad St., New York.
The public offer¬
ing price (maximum $7 per share) and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment. The statement also includes 20,000 shares
statement with
underlying five-year warrants to be sold i.o the underwriter
exercisable at a price to be"supplied by amendment.,
The
tion,
company
four
"key
operates,
clubs,"
or
through
offering
its
subsidiaries
beverage,
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
food
and
leases
at
lc
each
,
for
opera¬
entertainment
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Moqday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1962- by William B.
Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y„ under the Act
of March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan American
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other countries, $72.00 per year.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be
William
Street,
Dana
Seibert,
Treasurer;
Chicago 3, Illinois
made in
New
of
owns
The, prospectus
Jack
at
shares
Chairman,
27.2%.
shares
%
*
filmed
length motion pictures. In
has outstanding 568,654
Martin
,
commercials
company
officials
the
on
of
become
which
of
such
1963
time
engaged in
has
management
including
shares).
March
the
been
recently,
more
19.3%
until
prevailing
company
and,
lists
•
the
by
at
be
time
certain
r
remain
issued to S.
Loved
and
prices
vision
commenced
stock
and may
common
such
which
offering
for motion
picture and allied rights in the
One"-by Evelyn Waugh and for a screen play based
thereon,
(3)
10,811
shares underlie
the
unexercised
portion
of
an
option
grarited in
1958
to Arthur S.
Laundon, a former director,
The
A
stock, to be offered: for- public sale at $10 per share.
The
offering will be made on an all or none best efforts basis
by Drew
Securities Corp." (of the Broad Street address and
statement
fered
exercisable
receive
be
1125
originally
public
.
Realty Corp!—Class A Registered—Exch. Plans !
will
of
share)
per
a
novel
>.
warrants, reand .Matthews,
also
S"SliasmtemSer4S° a<"""0nal 0p"0nS ^
share until Sep.tember, 1969.
company vice-president),
which
but $60,000
for expenses.
The
debt
p.
Filmways, Inc.—Common Registered—
with
This
class
194,
This company of -18 East 50th St.,
New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Feb. 26th covering 48,111'shares of common
stock, of which
(1)
1,800 snares
uxrderlie
warrants
(exercisable
at
warrants
11,490
to
Drew
to
are
inventory and
Federated
:
89,140
outstanding warrants,
Chairman, and Luther F. Mat-
S.
promoters,
for
used
on
(par
printing of business
program directly or by repayment of loans Incurred
therefor.
outstanding, in addition to certain indebtedness, 920,772 shares
stock, of which management officials as a group own 2.1%.
lists
shares
Proceeds
common
The prospectus
be
corporation
tising,
"
r
manufacture
estimated
used
Inc.,^JVashington, D. C.
to
are
working-capital.—V.
Federated Business Forms,
Inc.—"Reg. A"
*
%
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
prices
the operation of restaurants in its own
operators, and in the hotel furnishing and
be
Bessell,
common
It
$829,830
will
and
\
;
on Feb. 26,
1962, filed a "Reg. A" covering 63,000
(par five cents) to be offered at $4.75 through Wright,
shares
&
Proceeds
are
by the
for
should
corporation
common
out¬
the
proceeds
upon
Fashion Industries,
have
above shares
be
may
issued
the
working
..
to a public stock offering by this company, 6223
Road, N. W., Washington, D. C.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
respect
to public offerings
of
securities
not
exceeding $300,000 in
Memphis,
warrants
75,000
through Sherman
;
Blair
in
franchised
business.
spectively.
-
-
Marginal
sale
offered
advertising,
Employees Benefit Co., Inc.-rOffering Suspended—
The
net
i"'''"'r"
"
' I "
includes
at
pansion
certain
325
filed
1962,
be
for
used
specially
|
salvaging
material.
equal number of the
time
planned.
or
operated inns and
thews,
Delaware law in March, 1961Y to
of Sugarlogics World Corp. which,
owned
63,000
from
Corp. and Mr. Elson
shares for all of
the
B
designed transformers
for electrical equipment.
inns
It has
k
*
Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., and 14,288 outstanding shares
of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc.;"'..: V
shares
the
abrasive
The
supply
has
sold
23,
and
Inc.,
Eisler
industrial
of
service
w
Second
construction
cise
officers
company
THE
outstanding
of
Proceeds
In
60,000
of
Chemical Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
to
be
corporation
'capital.
per
.
includes
B
•/
Feb.
to
shares
Hall,
&
Frederick
to
class-A and 43,000 class B
shares, "to be offered by the company in
exchange for outstanding interests consisting of capital stock and
addition, Stanley H. Sokol and Margit Strauss, Vice
Presidents,
own
74,365 and 49,320 shares, respectively, and propose c ' no*es of shareholders of certain corporations, and in exchange for
to sell 22,500 and 15 000 shares, respectively.
.
outstanding interests of partners in Phoenix Fifth Avenue Co., a
limited partnership,
(2)' 50,000 class A shares to be offered -to Dinkier
Management Corp. of Tennessee, a wholly-owned
Dextra Corp.—Common Registered—
subsidiary of Trans¬
continental Investing Corp., in consideration for
certain property", and
This corporation, whose address is Drawer
A-Kendall, Miami, Fla„
(3) 55,000 outstanding class A shares to be distributed
pro rata
to
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 28
the shareholders
covering 300,000 •
of
Transcontinental
Investing by Venture Funding
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale.
The names of ?,
Corp., its whOlly-owned subsidiary, which
purchased the shares from
the underwriters, public offering price (maximum $6 per share) and unthe
!
company
prior to this offering.
/
;•
•
derwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The statement also
each.
class
Ave;
class
par)
corporation
common
share
includes
BooK-.value of stock
<
company is. the developer
is
a
chain of 11- motor
and
outstanding 500,000 shares
of
common
stock, of which Richard A. Strauss, President, Mannie
Cutler,
Treasurer,
and
Sol 'Geller,
a
Vice President,
own
123,940,
123,940 and 123,935 shares,- respectively. They propose to sell 37,500
shares
class A
41,000
Second
Eisler Transformer
Tenn., filed a
with the SEC on Feb. 28 covering 169,966 shares
warrants
"Downtowner"
is engaged in the design, manufacture and distribution
casual wear for girls and women wear¬
priced sports and
sizes (3 through
stock
which
?.-^'
■;>'
-
be
waste
underlying shares)
which
toTnSblteSLr,t?pn;r
jthrough;1 uriderwriters1 headed by Gbodbody.
^cisablp. at-$5 pel
options.
1
.
r— S
stock
136,000
Calif., is engaged in
the development and manufacture of
electron-optical devices and allied
components.
'■ 'V'-:
"... '
' ?
per
also
e*eicIsa^)I® at $5 per share, which
The
inns
a
1058
126,000
on
are
provements
-
to
an
pany
by
filed
the
of
and
(no
shares
Proceeds
"•
i
.
f 0
® organization to promoters, organnage:ment personnel ,allon ^others furthering its organization
The
hblderS thereof
2 Broadway, ■ New York. The public offering price (maximum« $8
share) ahd underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
statement; also .includes. 30,000 common shares issuable upon the
exercise
basis
used
be
2,240-for-i
"ya
exercised).
,
The
ing
r
3
St. - Uofc.Mo.,
'
and
Dynetics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
'r
prevailing for such securitles in the over-the-counter market at-the time of sale. As estimated
for purposes of
computing the filing fee, the proposed maximum offeri, ing prices are $19 per share and $3 per warrant.
and to' use the remaining proceeds to finance future r;
for other corporate purposes.—V. 195, p. 1095.
'
"
cents
exercisable
the
subject,
.
v
Aibel
of
Corp.
company
common
a
registra¬
102,000 shares
industrially for
standing. warrants to^which
-
-
•':•
outsta»din» warrants expiring
^
£s'
been
to apply part of the proceeds from the
to retirement of approximately $27,-
:-r''".""v."
Country Set, Ine.—Common Registered—
fee
a
will
A^ ' \
corporation!
,This
v
program,
construction
A
recently purchased
acquired 10,000 class
$3
30
to
in
diamond.^bearing
sale
under
con-
class
the
amounts
filed
statement
production
*^and operations (19,034 out of 189,000
City.
incurred in connection with its
135,000
Mr.
in
varying
■
.
were
and
Operating
Proceeds
:,J
~
investment
1717.
,
"JL_I
J1. ^£1
^
each
jointly
York
at
a
$140,
purposes;
;!
stock
common
\
.
Corp.,
a
registration statement
($100 par).
A
the
A
manufacture
*
certain
.
1962. Subscription rights
•
•
of
of preference
March 29,
by
series
holders
share
The First
and
new preference shares
short-term bank loans,
000,000 of
struction
of
the
to
April 16. 19b2.
will be underwritten
Stanley &
of
rate
held
Consolidated Edison
sale
offered
stock
.
,
New York City, filed a registration
5 covering an issue of a maximum
947,924 shares of cumulative preference
The
Y.,
covering
receive
expenses.
engaged
and
,
•
!! 1
Rights Offering-
of
■,
Mineola,
Feb.
which
for
industrial
the
dividend
holders
ron<nliHated
p.
Downtowner Corp.—Common Registered—
Tegeler & Co., Inc., St. Louis.
;
;:1.
Proceeds are to be used for "equipment' and - working capital.'?
Compumatix of 440 S.. Brentwood Blvd., St.- Louis, is engaged in
electronic data processing in the engineering and scientific fields.
...
.
All
Funding,
Mr.
the"stock
Durasol
.
two
working capital'
including the financing of increased inventories and accounts
receivable!
In
addition
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
224,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a
recent 100%
-
at
interests
amounts
and
involved
,
shares:-
B
Elson,
Durasol Drug &
repay a short-term bank
incurred for working capital purposes, to hire
additional personnel,
for advertising and sales
literature, and for additional
vtv
a
class
Mr.
class
Drew
Mr.
share.
all
26,000
loan
purchase
March
from
from
-
"Reg. A" covering 296 units
$1,012,50 per unit, each consisting of 125 common
warrants and one $1,000 6%
subordinated debenture
15,. 1972.
The offering will be underwritten by Dempsey-,
offered
on
maximum
a
underlying nine-month warrants
company
proceeds
•
\
offered
$9,000
President
diamonds
!V
*
Compumatix, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
'f
",?
be
Ave.,
on
finishingv and -lapsing
diamonds; andt irv) offering' on
.
'■'£
/•'
'
corporations
own
organized
c/isoq
and Venture Funding Corp. own 46.32%
respectively, of the class A shares.' In addition,
Aibel own 83.09%
and 8.82%, respectively, of \,he
Venture
by
$1. per
of
The
.
.
!
6.5%
own
the-\cor^>o>l^$S29?eDer*shaw--'!;-^:
of
.
•
•'
will
of
share.
covering 100,000
lending operations
relatives
corporations.
has outstanding
and
arid
owned
common
aggregate
Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
to
and
shares
Magnus,
net
concerns
Charter?of 234 W. 44th St., New York, Is engaged In the constructing
"V and
•'
stock,
,To '
commission
York.
Proceeds
r
Dust
Place,
to be offered at $2, through M. R. Zeller Co.,
10c)
(par
Filing—
*'
«•
public
diamond powder and diamond compound used
The
.*
outstanding stock for an
including the value of services
cutting,
common
;
common
f.
applied to provide the company with advisory and
counselling services and to pay any unpaid portion • of
previously issued to the-. Small Business Act which may be
outstanding
immediately following the stock sale. The company, has
outstanding
50,000
shares of
common
stock,
of
which
Thomas
F.
Russell, President, and the underwriter own 20% each and management
officials as a group 64% <
New
v
the
After
the
of
(not
debentures
Charter Credit. Corp.—"Reg. A"
Elson
'V. The
4,304,500 outstanding common
the stock sale, management of-
management
■
the
mi*,
40.45%,
outstanding
per share. The
thm '.h
n/I t
share" The
oifeun0 will be made though underwiiters headed by Magnus & Co.,
20 Exchange
;
also be
may
e.\*i~ju4cs.
and
received
■
concerns
Rico.
small business
50%
company of 77 Searing
statement
with
the SED
tion
as
the
of
s^-visored
operations
secon.4 subsidiary.
(assuming the $6 offering price).—V. 194,
Diamond
investment'>
(
and
share.
per
about
$87„000
This
of
registered
provide
to
proposes
is
company
their
and
company
Dynetics
commission.
investment
management
of
of $1,800,000
the
cents
own
directors)
yke?;j:emainingJn^e.r?^.
book value of
1961
29
was
ficials
Registered—
share
per
four
auu
such
10.29% "and
Qof »hich SmalJ®y
(This corporation of 23: Dronningens Gade, St. Thomas,- Virgin Islands, .
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 28 covering 400,000 ;
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.60 per "
share. The Offering will be made by Richard J. Buck & Co., 4 Albany >
St.,
The
•
in
were
these
shares;, Mr. Elson,;Mr. Aibel
the company
ui
investment
"!
of
many
shares
-t
.In- addition to- certain indebtedness and preferred stock,
^
fin i!■ if,£'n t fiT.h
SmaI ey
remaining stock interest in the Kendall Lakes, subsidiary along 0Vf}}l
with
research
importation,
offer
•
sale and distribution of Italian cosmetics and beauty aids.
Caribbean Capital Corp.—Common
additional
-■
<--i
working capital.
New
cornoratin"-
company,
V"** * - v.--
;. •
promotion,
interests
in
,
Granite '■
through
-
have
exchange
a
covering 100,000
A"
for advertising and sales
used
inventory and
W.
filed
2,. 1962
cent)
1 "
one
York
New
to be
are
development,
Bene
■
(par
Inc
Proceeds
March
on
by amendment.
1
Ilic.—-"Reg. A" Filing—
such
Mr.
Aibel
.
jv
of
Elson,- who as a result of
aggregating $215,000 before costs
option to ■
purchase price of $770,420, said to "
be zoned for residential- use).- A maximum of
$170,000 will be used in
% 1962 in connection with the
acquisition of Kendall Lakes real property
and anticipated expenses involved in
obtaining commitments for office
The company is engaged principally in research; design,
develop- ,! leasfes in 'the compflny'S-proposed office
building to be constructed near '£!■
ment, manufacture and sale of differential pressure measuring devices i Miami International" Airport on land leased to
the other 51.5%' suband
related
instrumentation
for
industrial
and
military use where <■;. sidiary by smalley and his wife. " It is anticipated that
$1,000,000 will ,'Yy
accurate- and
reliable
measurement
and
control
of
liquid ' and gas i ' be needed-ih the next 18 months for an intensive
campaign of promo- v
flow
and liquid level are required.
The net. proceeds from the comtion, advertising and test-marketing of Dextra Brand Fortified
Sugar '
pany's sale of • additional stock will be added to general funds and f on a market-by-mal'ket: basis* in > ten midwestern
cities.
A
portion of
will be available for working capital needs and possible future acquisi- T
company- funds may be used to acquire-companies engaged in the same
l tions. The company has outstanding. 600,000 shares of common stock, £• or
related - lines of- business.
The
company
acquired in
May,
1961, {"■
of which Barton Jones, President, owns 61% and management officials
300,000 shares (out of 3,350,046 outstanding") of Waltham Precision
:
as a
group 77%. The nrospectns lis's
'5 selling stockholders including
Instrument Co., Inc., in exchange for 600,000 shares of the
168
Most
company.
;
small
3
to
mortgages of $740,000)
of
the Warren
Apartments,
Arlington, Va
$134,000 to satisfy
existing mortgages
pr.
property
held
by
ElsonAibel Development Corp. and Aibel
Corp. (*wo of the corporations to
bo
acquired in the exchange), and the balance for
working, capital.
The- properties
presently heiu
tuc
auiu.u
mvoive.u
in
the
"
used
Belvedere
(subject
.-
sidiaries
.
■
,
ir
corporations involved in the exchange offer, and
by acquiring
Dinkier Hotel Corp. (a subsidiary of Transcontinental
Investing)
Motor
Hotel
located
in
Decatur,
Ga.
The
company
proposes to acquire through
the exchange offer various properties in
New
York,
Daytona
Beach,
Atlanta.
Louisville, .Miami
Beacn,
Ft
Lauderdale, Phoenix and Hialeah.
Of
the
$1,485,000
estimated net
proceeds from the cash sale of
stock, $720,000 will be used toward
payment of the company's noie givcu as put, of ine
purchase price
($1,375,000) of The Belvedere Motor Hotel, $190,000 toward the
pur¬
chase
price
($200,000,
subject
to
mortgages
of
$625,000)
of
The
Pickwick Hotel,
San Francisco, $397,500 toward purchase
aggregate of 3,405,000 shares pursuant
states that the company's sub-
an
the
the
keting
company withdrew its registration statement
Oct. 18, 1961, which covered 2,000,000 common
on
issued
company
acquisitions.
3
from
Consolidated Foods Corp. (whose products and divisions include Monarch
canned goods, Sara Lee baked goods, Hires Root
Beer, Shasta Beverages,
Union" Sugar and Piggly Wiggly Stores) for the manufacture and mar¬
the
to have been, offered
The
said
to
635.
p.
by
sidiaries have expended substantial sums for promotnig and ,test marketing it? vitamin-enriched sugar arid have a license agreement with
,>
'"y."*u"!n''
; ;;
Co.," Denver.—V. 194,
&
;
Florida.
be
bank
balance
for
:
to
are
with its subsidiaries, has been engaged in the manufacture and test
marketing of a vitamin-enriched sugar (Dextra Brand Fortified Sugar).
organization; the company also acquired a 51.5% of stock interest
in two corporations holding interests in real estate located in southern
-At
debenture,
''standing
(1203)
York funds.
v
to
v
4
key-holders
Hollingsworth..of P. O.
,
products.
York,
Box
•
>
.
•••-'
owned
those
Clubs
shares
certain
of
23.37%,
common
thereof
New
$55
Registered—
Geotechnical- Corp.—Common
t
v
*
corporation of Garland, Texas, filed a registration statement with
on March 8 covering 90,000 shares of common stock, of which
The
SEC
will be offered for the account of the company and 10,000
account of Dr. William B. Heroy, the chief executive
80 000 shares
shares
the
for
The offering will be made by Lehman Brothers,
%
company's major field of interest is the earth sciences and their
application to meet the needs of government and industry. In this field,
the company's chief function is the organization and performance of
research programs, the design, development and manufacture of instru¬
ments and systems for the detection, recording
and meagqyement of
earth
motion, and the operation of facilities and field services. The
company specializes in seismology, the branch of geophysics which is
concerned with the study of natural events, such as earthquakes, and
of chemical and nuclear explosions produced by human agencies.
The proceeds from the sale of the shares being offered by the com¬
pany will be used principally for working capital purposes, occasioned
by the increase in the volume of the'company's gross business.
officer of the company.
York City.
New
•
The
The
will
distribute
Dorothy
The public offering price (maximum
terms are to be supplied by amend-v
:■
all
its
of
and
operating
of
shares
both
supplying
to
series
for
and
102,000
V
'■
a
Howard
B.
selling
stock
stockholders
After
as
will own
194, p, 2225.
a
53.2 %
group
of the company.—V.
Intermountain
company of 1407 East 40th St., Cleveland, filed a- registration
statement with the SEC on Mar. 2nd covering 140,000 shares of com¬
stock, to be offered for public sale at $10 per share. The offering
made by Prescott & Co., 900 National City Bank Bldg., Cleveland,
will receive a $1 per share, commission and $10,000 for expenses.
statement also includes 10,000 shares to be sold to partners and
of
company
SEC
the
Securities
offering
associates
underwriter
the
of
public
the
at
offering, price.
(formerly The Tower Distributing Co.) and its sub¬
in the
operation of a chain of self-service
discount department stores in
the metropolitan Cleveland and other
Ohio areas,
which stores sell a broad line of department store mer¬
chandise at discount prices. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale,
$1,000,000
will
be
used in
connection with the opening of three
additional discount department stores during 1962, and the balance will
be added to working capital. In addition to certain indebtedness, the
company has outstanding 675,000 shares of common stock (after giving
effect to a recent recapitalization whereby such shares were issued in
exchange for 32% shares then outstanding), all of which are owned
by Louis Weisberg, President.
The
rate of
company
sidiaries
engaged
are
Gulf
American
Land
Corp.
date
record
cludes
(1)
supplied
is
to
'amendment,
by
Restricted
underwriters
the
Stock
at
exercisable
each,
5c
at
a
price to bo
ties
equipment
area
is engaged, at Cape Coral in the development of large tracts of
unimproved land into a planned community in which it offers for sale
homesites, multiple dwelling sites and commercial and industrial lots
and
,at Golden Gate Estates
(Collier County, Fla.), in the sale of
larger tracts with minimum development. Through subsidiaries, it owns
and operates the Nautilus Motel, the Surfside Restaurant and a small
sewerage facility, all at Cape Coral, and is engaged in the clearing
and draining of land and the. construction of
roads and waterways.
Other subsidiaries are engaged in Cape Coral in real estate and in con¬
struction and sale of houses, Of the net proceeds from the debenture
$5,700,000 will be
used to repay bank loans secured by accounts
and other bank loans and loans to individuals, $1,280,000
loans from management officials and their affiliates, $250,000
to complete a golf course at Cape Coral, $300,000 to reduce or retire
certain mortgages on lands owned by the company, $1,000,000 to make
down payments on lands subject to options or which the
company has
contracted to purchase, and the balance will be used for
general cor¬
porate purposes.
y';'.
V:
-v -V •'
dent;
300%
certain
to
shares
of
indebtedness,
chairman,
—V.
Julius J.
and
195, p. 977.
stock
common
stock distribution),
the
(after
Rosen,
a
vice-president,
President and board
about 33% each
fund
value,
par
own
Inc.—Common
Registered
,
This company of 320 Park Ave., Worcester,
Mass., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on March 7 covering 180,000 common
shares
offered publicly by Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York
City and
associates. Of the total, 40,000 shares will be sold
by the company and
~rl40,000 by certain stockholders. Public offering price and
underwriting
terms will be supplied by amendment.
;
'
be
Harrington & Richardson is the successor to a business
begun in
1871. It was incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of Mas¬
on Jan. 17, 1888 and is engaged in the
manufacture and sale
of firearms, with its principal customer at the
Development
6V2%
dollar
100%
of
.
'
'
Hoffman House
registration
6V2 %
of
company,
statement
subordinated
25,650 shares
consisting of
The offering
of
will
The
Co., Inc.—Units Registered—
South
with
the
Webster
SEC
St.,
Feb.
on
sinking fund convertible
Madison,
Wis., filed a
covering $250,000 of
28
debentures
due
stock, to be offered for public sale
$500 debenture and CO shares and at $1,000
common
one
1977
and
in
units
per
unit.
will
writers headed
which
Sauce
109
be made on an all or none basis through under¬
by The Milwaukee Co., 207 E. Michigan St., Milwaukee,
receive
$85 per
an
unit commission.
manufactures both liquid and semi-solid salad dress¬
specialty sauces. The net proceeds from this financing will
general funds and used as needed in financing an expan¬
sion program, and to retire $100,000 of
existing short-term borrowings
and
$25,000 of long-term obligations.
The company's products are
ings,
company
and
added
be
primarily throughout Wisconsin and
New
York
Said
expansion program
markets,
creased
sonnel
areas
and
will be
and
new
has outstanding 50,000 shares of
owned by the
President (22%),,
six Hoffman brothers,
and
'
•
Cyril
■"
J.
stock,
all
of which
including Francis V. Hoffman,
Hoffman
,//'•'
common
'
(23%).
'
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" '*
*
the
of
instance
in
4.25
a
estimated
filed
"Reg. A" covering 75,000
par) to be offered at $4, through Harrison & Co„
Proceeds
program,
are
to
be
used
for
debt
renavment,
sales
and
advertising
equipment, research and development and working capital.
are
varieties
net
proceeds from the company's sale of
in
retire
plant;
the
and
which
($300,000) »to
installation
'part
be
quick
of
the
purchase
may
be
transferred
balance
portion
a
may
of
organized
price
acquired,
or
addi¬
production
freezing
expand
and
of
a
existing
need
to
the
as
Vice-President,
shares
H.
and
and
each
'
each,
Presnell, Secretary-Treas¬
to sell 46,665 shares
C.
propose
.
of
company
315
Lancaster
E.
with, the
statement
stock,
be
to
SEC
to
used
offered
be
filed
Wayne, Pa.,
covering
Ave.,
6th
Mar.
on
regis¬
a
shares
50,000
for
future
finance
homes. In addition
200,000
sales
credit
certain
to
of
shares
of
the
indebtedness,
company's
the company
common
.
This corporation of 130 East 40th St., New York, filed a registration
with the SEC on Feb. 28th covering 60,000 shares of com¬
made
chase
shares
that
has
Tel
400,000
that
of
the
the
has
1980
for
cost
of
balance
In
15,000
available
1980
agreed
Aviv
P.
be
to
at
$5
offered
be
to
to
the
on
the
sell
bordering
this
if
not
otherwise
offering
and
held
certain
of
of
is
share;
per
for
corporate
as
common
Presidend
corporation
shares
Warren
and
This
on
(par
to
•Jamoco
of
954
layout,
for
March,
It
be
a
used
to
im¬
during 1962,
mailing
account
Publishing
Harwyn
Corp.
60,000
own
shares
each,
outstanding, is 34 cents per share.—V.
194,
p.
1385.'
Registered—
Alto, Calif., filed a regis¬
covering 303,900 shares of
holders
thereof.
are
The
facture
and sale of specialized photo-electric color sorting machines
related devices serving primarily the food processing industries,
geophysical exploration instruments and devices used chiefly in
the petroleum industry.
The net proceeds from the company's sale of
and
and
additional
stock
will
be applied to the retirement of revolving credit
$3,281,079), incurred since 1956 for acquisitions,
loans
(balance due,
purchase'by the
for
conmanv
a* $7.50
sF^e of 90,000 shares of its
per
stock from a former director, for financing conditional sales
contracts, leases and term sales of the company's sorting machines
and geophysical exploration products, and for general working capital.
common
In
addition
to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
common sioc^ at'rer giviner effect to a recent 2-for-l
split), of which James F. Coonan, President, owns 17%, member^,
of his family 28%, and management officials as a
group own 34%.
The prospectus lists 11 selling stockholders, including Mr. Coonan who
proposes
to
sell 20,000
shares,
W.
W.
Valentine,
a
director,
who
1,137,148 shares of
stock
to sell 30,000 shares
proposes
sell
to
amounts
ranging
outstanding
now
Metal
and
to
the
The
is
(of 61,910
from
$5.66
150
to
held), and others Who propose
Book value of stock
8,900 shares.
share.—V.
per
186,
2475.
p.
the
during construction,
(exclusive
Jose
are
Kalach
company
of
28,640
has
Proceeds
sales
Feb.
one
28,
to
filed
be
used
Jamaica
covering
20,000
subscription by
shares
to
be
used
for
leasehold
improvement,
held.
No
equipment,
Registered
—
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share. The
offering will be made through underwriters headed- by H. M. Frumkes
Co.
and Abraham, & Co., both of
120 Broadway, New York, and
Berman, Sterling & Vine Co., 63 Wall St., New York. The underwriters
will receive a 50 cent per share commission and $8,500 for
expenses.
A
$5,000 fee is payable by the company to Sidney Newman for ascommon
&
•-
sistance
in
The
connection
shares
for
promotion,
dry
this offering. The statement also includes
five-year warrants to l?e sold to the under¬
exercisable
at
$5
accessories,
operations
New
sales
are
conducted
Jersey,
but
efforts
have
with
the
principally
in
addition
the
broadened
estimated net proceeds
used for sales promotion of the
$408,200
will
share. "
per
-
is engaged in the independent distribution of com¬
cleaning and laundry equipment and related products and
including the Mil coin-operated dry cleaning machine.
Its
its
with
underlying
$225,
company
mercial
and
Registration Withdrawn—
2V2
is involved.
are
Mil National Corp.—Common
writers
Brooklyn; N. Y„ is engaged in the
maintenance of heating, plumbing and
A"
for
each
The company of 1101 East Tremont Ave,, Bionx, N. Y., filed a
regis¬
statement with the SEC on Feb. 28 covering 100,000 shares of
included
Ave.,
ahd
"Reg.
$3.50,
a
at
for
promotion, research and working capital.
Marking of 4675 S. Pecos St., Englewood,
design, development, manufacture and sale of
22,500
for
share
tration
owned by AMIBEC. Nathaniel
Board Chairman.
"Reg. A" covering 40,000
at $3, through Martin-
filed
offered
Colo, is engaged
specialized mark¬
ing products for the electronic and missile industries.—V. 193, p. 1228.
is
a
1962
be
one
the
and
offered
26,
Metal
in
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
1962
cent)
Feb.
on
(par 25c) to
the basis of
on
underwriting
outstanding
shares
shares
stockholders
the
expenses
Marking Industries, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
common
extent
reserve.
stock
and
installation
1962,
by
the
is
the company withdrew its^registration statement,
originally filed July 26, 1961, covering 100,000 common shares to have
1,
be
campaign
charge
to be offered for public
being outstanding stock, by
offering will be made through underwriters
headed by Dominick & Dominick, Inc.,
14 Wall St., New York;
The
public offering price (maximum $20 per share) and underwriting terms
are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged principally in the design, developing, manu¬
sale
$800,000
conditioning systems.
On
and
stock, of which 220,000 shares
the company and 83,900 shares,
common
circum¬
Mediterranean.
inventory, equipment, sales
realty purchase and improvements and working capital.
are
Inc.
company of 800 Welch Road, Palo
statement with the SEC on Feb. 27
tration
the
Co., Ltd., New York.
Proceeds
will
units
store
Mandrel Industries, Inc.—Common
public sale at
of
which
the
company
sold,
of
cost
indebtedness,
Jamoco Air Conditioners
The
common
the
of
distribution
($150,000), and the balance for general working capital. The
has
outstanding'.; 185,000 shares of common stock
(after
effect to a recent 1,800-for-l stock split), of which C. F. C.
Funding
insufficient
are
the
previously sold), all of which
Kann
sale
and
department
a
of
to
shares
in units
costs
will
addition
the
sales
and Paul Kwartin, President, 54,600 shares. The said companies pur¬
chased their shares at 54 cents per share, and Mr. Kwartin received his
shares for his interest in the device "Dial-Along" album. Book value
fcr the purpose of constructing a luxury
to be leased to managed by Hilton Hotels
be know as the "Tel Aviv Hilton."
The
balance
the
interest
net
the
from
finance
company
1980-86
(without underwriting),
to purchase (under certain
debentures
meet
and
and
per
program
giving
raised
proceeds
and
proceeds
share
$4.50
at
class
1-year
$4 per
nation-wide
a
initiate
to
to
complete the
project, to advance
up to $7,160,000 to the company for such purposes.
Of the $9,325,400
estimated net proceeds from this financing, $800,000 will be used to
purchase the hotel site, $5,531,300 for construction of the hotel, land¬
scaping,
swimming pool,
cabanas,
etc.
$1,949,100
for
furnishings,
operation, equipment, interior decoration and other expenses, $700,000
hotel
net
plement
Registered—
agreed
to
and
in
attached
at
shares
60,000
mated
Development Issue (and certain Second
statement also includes (1)
$2,760,000 of
due
has
Israel
site
with
stock
A warrants to purchase 60,000
2-year class B warrants to pur¬
share), to be offered for public sale
at
$4 per unit
(one share, one class A warrant and one class B
warrant). The offering will be made through underwriters headed by
Darius Inc. 80 Pine St., New York, which will receive a 48 cents per
unit commission and $12,000 for expenses. The statement also includes
(1)
9,000 outstanding shares sold to the principal
underwriter by
certain stockholders at 10 cents per share, and (2) 9,000 shares under¬
lying class A warrants sold to the underwriter for $450.
The company began operations in July 1961 and is engaged in the
business
of
producing and marketing
educational
and recreational
audio-visual devices and games for. children,
adults and the family
consisting of recordings and albums or publications. The $240,000 esti¬
Tel£grftjph Corpf—deben¬
>i\ r' -ml- ,'j
due
L. L. Drug Co., Inc.—SEC
Philadelphia.
to
outstanding
mon
the project Will be $9,660,000, of which
subscriptions totaling $3,007,200 ($2,514,681
having been paid as of Feb. 26, 1961) by its prior sale of securities.
As indicated,
the Government of Israel has agreed to purchase $1,-
—
a
terms
various
statement
State St., Dover, Del., filed a registration
P'eb.
28,
covering $4,036,000 of &Vs%
amount
Inc.
company
design,
1962
marketing
and
,
First
Israel
of
acre
air
27,
underwriting
and
:s
.
Magellan Sounds Corp.—Units Registered—
payment in lieu of cash State of Israel Bonds
The
of AMIBEC,
Aviv, Israel,
Tel
Government
Hollingsworth Solderless Terminal Co.—"Reg. A" Filing
Feb.
com¬
share.
expenses
The
company, on
common shares (no
the
stock, of which Harry K.
Madway, Board Chairman,
Ralph K. Madway, President, and Sam
Madway, Vice President, own 29.4% each, and management officials
as
a
group 99%. Book value of stock now outstanding is $4.09 per
eastern
development of new products and packaging, in¬
advertising and promotion, and the addition of per¬
machinery.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
are
•
in the Chicago, Detroit and
and, midwestern population centers.
undertaken in eastern and midwestern
share)
per
in canning
used
187,993Mj
manufactured
common
involving
consumer
company
>-
other
$5
construction
any
Luck,
B.
will
sale
$1,400,000 at par and to pay AMIBEC 8% for commissions
on sales of such debentures
to others, and (2) 15,000
shares, 45,000 option warrants and 2,864 like units (for a
"total of $3,007,200)
previously sold by the company.
The company was organized under Delaware law in May, 1961, at
and
to
sold
The
be
by Luck)
common
has
stances)
the
This
.
as
principal
Government
thus
debentures
International,
.'
sale-by
outstanding stock,
by the
holders
made through underwriters headed by
be
public sale through underwriters
headed by Drexel & Co., 1500 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. The public
offering price (maximum $10 per share) and underwriting terms are
to be
supplied by amendment.
The
company
and its subsidiaries are engaged principally in the
production,
sale,
erection
and
financing
of
manufactured
homes,
primarily in New England, the Middle Atlantic region and the Middle
West. It is also engaged in the sale of building materials and kitchen
modernization equipment ana services. Tne net proceeas from the stock
of
($50
or
Issue).
hotel
$31,886,137.
public
stock,
Madway Main Line Homes, Inc.—Common Registered
other countries.
48
debentures
shares
and
present time being the
U. S. Government, which during 1961, accounted for 96%
of the com¬
pany's sales. Unfilled orders on M-14 rifle contracts as of Feb. 15, 1962
to
>
statement
common-
,
dollar
sachusetts
amounted
or
of stock now
/
'■
company may accept
of the Independence
Richardson,
&
for
of
being
will
is engaged
and
own
tration
and 40,360 shares of
common
stock
(with
attached
option warrants to purchase 80,720
common
shares at $5 per share until December
1968), to be offered
for public sale
in units consisting of one $1,000 debenture and 10
common
shares (with warrants to purchase 20 shares).
The offering
will be made at $1,050 per unit on a best efforts basis by American
Israel Basic
Economy Corp. (AMIBEC), which will receive a $52.50
per unit selling commission and $45,000 for expenses.
At the discre¬
tion
of the company,
debentures may be purchased alone at their
'
Harrington
and
.
has outstanding
effect to a proposed
Rosen,
States
This company of 229 South
statement with
the
SEC
on
company
giving
of which Leonard
I.
urer,
net
'
sinking
.
addtiion
In
&
Israel Hotels International, Inc.—Units
repay
to
the
978.
p.
receivable
9,166,820
offered
be
>
.
registration
a
shares
arise. In addition to certain indebtedness^ the company has out¬
standing 579,000 shares of common stock, of which C. C. Pmith, Presi¬
$32,500,000
It
to
filed
282,496
.
may
proceeds from th sale- of the debentures, approximately
will be used to repay outstanding short-term, bank loans.
The balance of the proceeds will be made available to ITT's divisions
and subsidiaries for increased working capital and to finance a portion
of their proposed capital expenditures.
Expenditures by ITT and its
consolidated subsidiaries for additional plant, property and equipment
for the years 1962 and 1963 are presently estimated at $125,000,000 and
$105,000,000, respectively. Funds required for such expenditures will be
provided through retained earnings, depreciation and other "internal
sources
and through bank borrowings or sales of securities.—V.
195,
of Lee County, Fla.,
near
Naples,, Collier County,
Fla.,
and
in several other states and
British Honduras.
It also has options to purchase other Fla., properties.
sale,
the United
in
Of
land in the Cape Coral
'.-c
;
Co.,' 1001 East Main Street* Richmond, Va., and Allied
210 Commerce Place, Greensboro, N, C; -The public
will
subsidiaries,
This corporation of 320 Park"AVe.'CNew York',1'filed' a -registration
statement with the SEC on March 7i; relating to a public offering °of
$501000,000 of sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1987. The' dfferihg
will be made by an underwriting group managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Inc. The coupon rate and offering price will be fixed immediately prior
to the offering,
*
ITT is engaged in the development,' manufacture,1 sale,
installation
and
servicing of electronic and telecommunications systems and the
operation of research laboratories and telephone, cable and radio facili¬
1961.
The company owns
Telephone
tures Registered
the rate oi
(2) 114,000 common shares underlying
certain other options granted in June,
and
and
Options
to
are
shares,
including
common
International
be supplied by amendment. The statement also in¬
shares of common stock underlying 5-year warrants
to
55,000
sold
be
to
at
■
>
.
$200 of debentures for
each 60 shares held. The underwriters, headed by Morris Cohon & Co.,
19 Rector St., and Street & Co., Inc., 44 Wall St., both of New York,
will receive a maximum commission of 8%
(minimum of 5% ).
The
and
amount,
principal
/
•
"Reg. A"' covering 60,000
without underwriting.
a
at $5,
CM
N.
covering
(maximum
subsidiary-owned
underwriting group headed by White, Weld &-Co., Inc. will handle
of units, and White, Weld will underwrite the unsubscribed
portion of the subscription offering.
Net proceeds from the financing Will be used to retire bank, loans
obtained for the temporary financing of a part of the company's 1961
construction program, and to retire bank loans obtained for temporary
financing of a part of the company's 1962 construction program. The
balance of the proceeds will be applied, to the 1962 program with the
remainder being
added to general funds to be available for general
corporate purposes including an increase in working capital.
The company supplies natural gas service in 30 counties in southern
Idaho, having an estimated population of 283,856. The economy of the
company's service area is largely agricultural and includes the cities
of Boise, Idaho Falls, Pocatello and Twin Falls.—V. 188, p. 49.
This corporation of 557 Northeast 81st St.,
Miami, Fla., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 28 covering $11,000,000
of 6V2% convertible subordinated debentures due 1977.
It is proposed
to offer such debentures' fof1 subscription by common stockholders at
of
held.
.
Country Style" beans, peas, mixed salad greens, beef and
and peaches, and it also markets packaged fresxi pork barbecue
facilities
An
Rights Offering—
100%
shares
ten
&
ction al -stock
the offering
Debenture
Proposed
each
share for
common
one
shares
in Nor.th.Carolina.
principal amount) and one share of common stock.
In addition,
the company will offer to holders of its common stock
rights to subscribe for 63,803 additional shares of common stock, at the
subordinate debenture
'
•
Corp.,
company
gravy,
Boise, Idaho, filed a registration statement with
covering the proposed public offering, in units,
subordinate debentures due 1987 and 68,000 shares of.
one
'
"Lucks
of
7
$3,400,000 of
stock. Each unit will consist of
28
offering
price
This
common
Seagrove,
supplied by-amendment.
The
Registered—Proposed
which
The
be
to
v
Johnson
will be
be offered
to
Feb.
139,996
The
Wheat
C:
J.
of
on
142,500
thereof.
of
March
on
(par $1)
SEC
and
pany
Rights Offering—
This
the
which
of
outstanding
the
Investment
'' '
,
Lucks, Inc.—Common Registered-^ r;
(46,666
Co.—. Units
Gas
of
shares
"This1 company,
with
D. Johnson, Howard
sell 166,000, 102,000
the stock sale, the
respectively.
shares,
common
• ;
.
J.
purposes of this offering; and they
(Howard
Johnson and
Dorothy J. Weeks), propose to
B.
'<*
v. Proceeds
are to be used for general corporate purposes.
'.7'iLucius of 317 E. Capitol St.,.Jackson, Miss., is engaged in purchase
and-sale of negotiable, securities.
Wv-1"*/.',
I
V' *,• S.'.f.
Weeks in equal amounts. The three selling stock¬
holders will convert a total of 273,000 common B shares into common
This
mon
in
engaged
is
company
and
Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
Giant Tiger
outstanding
370,000
offered for public sale by the holders
headed by Blyth & Co., 14 Wall Street, /
firms.
•.•» * :•«.
!Lucius Corp;-^-"Reg. A''-Filing— •/•%•;•
common
registration
a
V
•
chain of
616 "Howard Johnson's" restaurants, oi which 279 are operated by the "
company and-337 by licensees. An additional
11 restaurants are also
operated by the company under the name "Red Coach Grill." As an
adjunct to its restaurants, tne company ■„ as licensed the establishment
of ill "Howard Johnson's Motor Lodges", operated entirely by inde¬
pendent licensees. It also processes and distributes frozen and packaged
foods
for
home
consumption through the restaurants, chain stores
and
wholesale
distributors. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
1,073,000 shares
of
common
stock
and
1,127,000 shares of common stock B, of which Howard D. Johnson,
Board
Chairman, Howard B. Johnson, President, Dorothy J. Weeks,
and Tower Grill of Pennsylvania, Inc.
(owned by Howard B. Johnson
and Dorothy Weeks), own over 47%, 31%, 29%
and 8%, respectively
of
both series
in the
aggregate. Prior to this offering, Tower Grill
/•
28.84%,
the
other
two
covering
Ft,
i
(The. ^corporation on Feb.. .23,, 1962, filed
be
to
and underwriting
'••%.'•'
share)
-% .•','
5th
Mar.
on
stock,
underwriters
and
York,
per
SEC
the
common
through
ment.
as
14.17%,
holds
with
of
shares
Wollaston,' Mass.,'.filed
Beale St.,*.
of 89
company
statement
trustee for the benefit of the Browne
and management officials as a group own
Browne,
Jeneva
children,
This
and
bank
to
Howard Johnson Co.—Common Registered—
;
Philadeplhia and Los Angeles ($80,000 each) and
other indebtedness and for working capital.
In
indebtedness, the company has outsj#nding 302,643
stock,
of wnich bunon Browne, President, owns
Louis,
St.
in
reduce
to
addition
*
V
in decoi
proceeds
from
facilities
in Rome, Italy, and for working capital fOr use in the operation of a
Gaslight Club there by the company; and the balance will be used to
furnish working capital for the operation by the company of Gaslight
corporations which operate private clubs similai
and operated by the company. Of the net
the stock sale, $100,000 will be used to equip and furnish
membreship
to
Co.,
,
»•,
•
v.
,
Monday, March 12, 1962
.-u
,
offered • publicly at $4 50 per share through Stevens
Bala-Cynwyd.vPa',-—Y.-194, p. 531.,: - • "
b^en
is engaged in the ;
terminals and related
> ,v. >.
• •.'.•<■■
..■/;•'■(
Phoenixville, Pa.,
430,
sale, and development of solderless
manufacture,
Chicago,
N.
in
New
in
located
their guests.
It owns and operates two clubs, which
111., and Paris, France.
It leases premises
Y., and Washington, D. C., to two non-profit
and
located
arc
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1204)
s
include
an
effort
to
license
into
from
new
of
the
the
Mil
New
stock
dry
Mil
York,
line
national
sale,
of
Connecticut
equipment
market
$100,000
Of
will
the
be
cleaning machine, which
distributors-'throughout the country,
Volume
$200,000
ing
to
195
finance
Number
increased
capital.
6141
inventories,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
and
the
balance
work¬
for
August
,
,
;
to
company "has
public
at
$5
share
per
will'result
in
increase
art
the
in
price
with
writers
260
Madison
the- SEC
debentures due
headed
by
Ave.,- New
March- 1
on
19-.12,
The
Goldman,
Sachs
York,, filed
&
Co.,
20
Broad
offering price and* underwriting terms
result
in
$.457
and Lehman
The Interest rate, public
Brothers, One William St., both in New York.'
shares )
and-partly
•
'
.
'
'
'
„
out
the
ol
•
-
.
partly in
($5,000),
proceeds
this
of
.:;/ /
.
(
stock,
of
man¬
St.,
in
increase
an
$1.91
to
value
the-book
of
stock
now
company
•
of
$3.09
.••-•,
ip
kets,
where
operations
five years.—V.
195,
have
1092.
p.
increased
substantially
in
foreign
during the
mar¬
and
past-
additional
an
cents
15
per share for
The
expenses.
statement
includes
•
10,000 shares to be sold to the underwriter and 4,000
Robert Schwartz, company counsel, at 10 cents per share.
to
the SEC
March
6
covering the proposed public sale of 500,000 shares
shares are being sold by certain stockholders and
company will not receive any of the proceeds of the offering.
Hornblower & Weeks, New York City, is named as
manager of an
underwriting group which will offer the shares.
;
v
:
:,v
on
of common
stock. The
the
National
Work-Clothes
Rental, is
engaged
laundering
work
customers.
primarily
Operations, are conducted in 29
clothes
and
uniforms
for
in
industrial
states
renting
and
and
estimated
of
If
Columbia.
Newnam & Lumson, Inc.—"Reg. A"
The
corporation
Feb. 26,
on
class A common shares
filed
1962,
Filing—
a
to
are
Ac
Newnam
be
for establishment
used
4800
of
Lunson
Northern Indiana Public
This
of
Indian ;Head
in
the establishment of
cleaning, business.—V. 193, p. 913.
engaged
.'
cleaning center.
a
Road,
Md., is
self-service
dry
Co.—Bds. Registered
company
construction
$75,000,000
for
will
program
19o2
require
aggregate
expenditures
p.
*<uo., Iv/
1900.—^.
a..a
Ohio Oil Co.—Debentures
The
as
;;
of
proceeds
This company of 539 South Main St., Findlay,.Ohid, filed, a 'registra->
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Mar.
6th
covering $90,000,900 of
rate, public offering
by amendment.
Ore
Vvj'u
*ork.
.iv-ew
**
and underwriting
price
terms
l'ne
to
are
sell
•
in
will
sale
States.
general
the
Tne
of
funds
assets
proceeds
net
to
be
expenditure -of
acquisition
of
The company estimates
company.
1962
to
including
proposed
oil
United
added
be
purposes,
the
the
from
available
$57,000,000
Plymouth
the
The
in
rities
connection
capita!
V
•
with
of
company,
employ.
The
certain
Colo.,
Creede,
12)
statement
34,542
The
shares
filed
properties.
-
and
operations
fault
$765,0001
825,040
shares
to
interests
in two
receive
succeeding
one-half
covering
located
are
lenses
certain
to
the
interest
six
other
six
co^endg
in
to
creditors
i
inventories,' research
<('
auto
proceeds
1961
patented
two
lode
additional
and
claims,
patented and unpatented
.
company
proposes
to
patened
have
conduct
taken
The
its program
along or adjacent to' the 'Solomon-Holy
system and the projected Midwest, fault which are
Colorado's King Solomon mining district on
slope of
the
San Juan
plans
company
Mauntains,
to
the
use
within
net
to
four
proceeds
miles
north
(estimated
rehabilitate
existing
sale
of
new
shares,
mine
company will have outof which James M. Muir,
standing 1,826,378 shares of common stock,
Jr., President, will own 16.4%- and management
318%,
Of
50.33%
for
such
an
outstanding
investment
of
stock,
partners will have acquired 49.67%
properties and services.,.
the
$918,150
officials
public
and
will
for $147,784 in
as
cash,
and
American
corporation
statement
to
(whose
with
be
the
Beryllium
of
39
SEC
Broadway,
on
Feb,
offered, for public
is
name
to
Corp.—Common
28
New
York,
covering
sale
at
$5
per
$15,000
a
will
and
of
a
patented
America,
mineral
and
there
principally for beryl
mercial
organized
was
rights
to
to
1961
certain
for The
for
in
»s
per,
■
the property/.and, exploration .mus&Tirst; be
promissory
general
corporate
purposes
•
and
-
"
-
allied
of
.
.
is
en¬
Of
the
company
activities.
and
195,
$245,000
Apartment
with
the
in
with
connection
in
House
New
formation
of
Haven,
small
the
which is wholly owned by the company.
class
the
B
and
has
company
shares,
common
President
Board
outstanding
which
of
Chairman,
latter
and Henry
11.9%;
respectively. Management officials as
72.93%; respectively, of the class A and class
and
912.
p.
,
*
in
of
1500
with
statement
the
stock,
issued
North
SEC
of which
since
Dayton
in
1956
St.,
March
on
712,688
Chicago, filed a regis¬
covering 1,200,000 shares
presently outstanding
1
shares
are
connection/,^With past acquisitions, and
the
at
time
of
by
the
The
(now
company
time
remaining 477,318 shares
to
time
Pennsylvania
a
corporation)
in
the
acquisition
may
be
addi¬
of
corporation
to be reincorporated
coin-operated phonographs
manufactures
various
types of vending equipment such as. electric cigarette vend¬
drink cup vendors, cold drink bottle vendors, and coffee,
cold
candy,
outstanding
a
the
addition
In
1,964,802
to
shares
also
It
of
manufactures
indebtedness,
stock,
common
background
in defense and commercial
engages
certain
the
of
has
company
which
Eelbert
W.
board
chairman, owns about 10% and management officials
11%. Frank B. O'Brien is president. Of the stock issued by
group
since
company
standing
shares
and milk vendors.
and hearing-aids, and
work.
Coleman,
as
from
company
Delaware
a
contract
"
the
sales.
such
businesses.
1956,
417,13.2
shares
issued
were
for
all
the
out¬
capital
stock
of Jacob Siegel Co.
(Pittsburgh)/and 189,650
substantially all the assets of J. P. Seeburg Corp. (Chicago).
for
195,
1100.
p.
New
York,
which
underwriter, exercisable at 10
for each six shares sold,
options, granted
at
10
cents
to
cents
This
shares
for
are
a
class
date
this
of
statement.
the
finder's fee.
remaining
per share, and
will
receive
It
intends
to
Life
have
such
be
dealers
The
the
(including
outstanding
Co.
(an
A,
rights
subscribe
to
the
to
af¬
one
share
company
stockholders
days from the effective
unsubscribed shares and
offered
whom
a
such
class
each
of
sent
120
date,
to
are
or
for
held.
been
the
Insurance
filed
500,000
of
for
the
public,
company
expenses).
sale
at
$6
employ
may
•
,
organized under Arizona law in September 1961 by
was
directors
12
After
commission
20%
a
which
covering
to 405,178
up
two-thirds
and
Selective
brokers
any
B
Life
Ariz.,
28
by holders of
shares
warrants- expire
shares
94,822
The company
its
of
which
offer
Selective
company
class
warrants
Life,
of
to
Offering
Phoenix,
Feb.
on
share
per
C)
four
each
SEC
proposed
at $5
Ave.,1
Central
the
is
of
shares
by
It
and
for
C
evidenced
Selective
B
rate
share
each
of
A,
the
North
with
stock.
subscription
at
Corp.—Proposed Rights
830
statement
(classes
company
share
oi
common
for
stock
filiate),
others
for
Allan A. Segal
as
of
shares
will
certain
share..
per
corporation
registration
a
16,250;
per
(2)
and
Selective'Financial
•
who
also
are
in
engage
the
all
the
of
consumer
directors
finance,
of
Selective
mortgage,
Life.
general
fi¬
nance, and related businesses, and its ope^tions are expected to be
clnseiv related to the operation of Selective Life. The net proceeds from
the stock sale will be used in the conduct vx a consumer finance and
realty
mortgage
business,
elsewhere
;•
in
ing
initially
only
in
Arizona,
but
ultimately
common
5,400
southwestern
United
States.
The
company
has
outstand¬
shares recently purchased at $5 per share by its
12
directors who, by virtue of their holdings in Selective Life, may
purchase an additional 63,901 company shares. Orson Secrist, Jr. is
President
Life.
the
of
Neilson
company
Brown,
194,
Executive
and
President
2664.
p.
Vice-President
Selective
of
Life,
is
Selective
of
Treas¬
company
v
of
East Erie St.,
222
with
to
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
filed
Site-Fab, Inc.—Common Registered—
regis¬
a
the
This
be
tion
underlying
exercisable
company
the
at
organized
was
purpose
controlled
warrants
5-year
price
a
be
to
to
supplied
under
of acquiring certain
by Harold Sampson,
be
by
Delaware
sold
to
the
law
in
under¬
&
offering, price
to
be
the
shares
of
Co.,
supplied
The
company
at
$4
per
company
SEC
Rd.,
Columbus, Ohio, filed a registra¬
27th covering 135,000 shares of
sale on a best efforts basis
Feb.
on
offered
for
public
Inc., 1700 I St.,
(maximum
by
underwriter
the
1961
number
Black
the
be
P.
and
August
a
to
public
to
Frank
1093
with
stock,
by H.
are
amendment.
properties from
Board Chairman,
of
company
statement
common
$4
per
amendment.
N. W., Washington, D. C. The
share) and underwriting terms
Controlling
stockholders
outstanding shares at 10 cents per
given it a five-year option to purchase
share.
organized
was
under
Delaware
law
in
sold
have
5,000
has
share,
10,000
August
1961
and, with subsidiaries acquired in whole or in part through an exchange
of stock, is engaged in the business of constructing residential homes,
shares.
both
on
from
the
men't,
,
The
holdings
of
the
company
include
a
127-room
new
Including
all
motor
--
buildings,
principally
tracts for commercial
and
in
the
greater
Milwaukee
or
residential
company,
area-;
In
*
and
the
'•"
In-
addition
-the 1,050,000
own
38.8%
and
•
the
balance
5'\v
.
to
working
certain' indebtedness,' the
shares
each
for
and
capital
and
Vice
of
common
stock,- of
management officials
which
a
the
group
outstanding
two Sampsons
88%
$260,000
purchase
will
in
be
the
used
for
ordinary
debt
and
the
business,'
for
retirement
course
of
own
for
an
43.22%'dor
public
,
A.
own
Joseph Vohlers, President, and Richard J. Li^b,
44.68% each. After completion of this offering,
own
50.63% "of the outstanding stock of the,
will
Investment of $4,500, and the public will
o% ">510,000 gale-of new stock to the
increase in the book value of steek now out¬
standing from 58 cents to $1.*75 per share and-a corresponding dilution
of
about
$2.25 per share ,in book equity of stock purchased by the
public.—V. 194, p. 999.
company
corporate
company, has
as
of which
President,-
stockholders
stock,
^1
• *•
sale
land
said
manages
equipment,
stock
for
development, and ifor operating capital. In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 175,000 shares of common
stock
^.purposes.
both single and multi-family garden type units. It builds1
of such units for others, and builds on its own account,
speculation and pursuant to pre-sale. Of the net proceeds
part
land
develop-
general,-
or
balance
all-of- its properties. Of the net . proceeds-. from
sale, $2,583,623 ,will- be used to retire obligations incurred
...for- certain construction and" partial payments for certain properties
'
the
undertaken-to» ascertain
consumable supplies,/, jfod
working Capital ($294,000).
In
/,'
80 Wall St.,
Inc.,
exercisable
stock,
shares
commercial
is known to exist
note; • for-equipment and
acquisition
.
the
1961,
and
Conn.;
indebtedness,
446,283
shares
ors,
Inn opposite General Mitchell Field
(Milwaukee), five suburban shop¬
ping centers and three bowling establishments, as well as>industrial and
centers and - bowling establishments, as well as industrial and
Whether beryl- ore- in ?*£ommor1a1 quantities /and Qualities' are"; there
present. It Is not now engaged in any operations arid hate no employees/
The $401,000 estimated*net/.-proceeds, from- the>stoclc.»s»le wHl -be useda-,
company's
Inc.
March
estate
Haven,
Schneider,
tional
„ping
of acquiring
Argentina, South
on
an
exploration'and "mining operation
-mie-lvf- be fniwd -Ott the-properties'in-^com-*
ore
in
and Bernard
Sampson, - President,
and
their associates,
including
all
of
the
outstanding stock of six operating corporations. Such properties and
corporations
were
acquired
in
consideration
for
1,050,000
common
carry
-ore
quantities/No body,of commercial beryl
the
financing, $595,500 is required by the company
acquisition of the Barringer Hotel in Charlotte,
the acquisition of a garden apart¬
New
and
issued
J.
purpose
properties
with
past
rent
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., 1000 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo.
public offering price (maximum $8 per share)
and underwriting
are
to be supplied by amendment. The statement alsd includes
entities
for
in
is
to
are reserved
by contract dor' delivery in connection with
acquisition.
Such shares may be sold by the holders thereof
publicly on the American Stock Exchange or otherwise at prices cur¬
a
"
of such options and $5,000 in cash
5,000
statement
writers,
expenses.The'statement.also-in¬
cludes 8,000 shares-underlyingThree-year warrants to-be sold to the
underwriter at lc each, exercisable at $5 per share*
--.J
The *companv
in
corporation
were
9,994
and
,.
share
one
company
37,500
■
common
75c
applied
under-1
shares
connection with
9.28%'
own
common
and
terms
underwriter
receive
real
54.3%
own
stock.—V.
SEC
the
Co.,
the
to
of
rendered,
common
The
interests,
of
be
rate
and
underwriting
A
Seeburg Corp.—Common Registered—
SEC on Feb. 28th covering 450,000 shares
offered for public sale through underwriters
headed by Straus, Blosser & McDowell, 39 South La Salle St., Chicago,
registration
shares
J.
This
company
This
of
.
and
\
Walter
group
J
Registered
shares. The
lie supplied, by amendment)
commission" and
filed,
] CO 000
with
underlyingone-year
receive
The
Pan
This
rate
tration
group
-■;//'
'•.
-
a
officials
No
Sampson Enterprises, Inc.—Common Registered—
acquired
have
management
of
certain
A
urer.—V.
the
to
class
tration
.
costs
and
law
the
in
development
Goelet
B
at
the claims and to purchase machinery and equipment and j
of exploring and developing the property.
'
'
on
issuance
registration
a
warrants
20,000 class
Schwartzberg,
acquisition of the Buckingham
and $303,500 in connection
stock
.
mining'
claims.
the
of
amendment.
(1)
will
connection
M.
this
with
addition
a
operates a research,
development and engineering
laboratory devoted to contractual research in the chemical areas of
resins
and
polymers,
related raw materials
and applications.
The
$266,750 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be used to
expand, laboratory
facilities for research
and development,
for
a
chemical manufacturing facility, for repayment of an advance by an
officer, and for working capital. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
144,256 shares of common stock (after
giving effect to a recent 459.8-for-l stock split), of which Charles P.
West, President, owns 68,968 shares and Donald. G. Palais, a director,
and Richard Palais own 32,185 each.
Sale of new stock to the public
at $3.50 per share will result in an increase in the book value of stock
now
outstanding, from 38b, to $1.29 per share and a corresponding
dilution of $2.21 per share in the book equity of stock purchased by
the public.■
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for
of
in
of
phases
from
$135,000
632,130
development,
'
i
price
by
includes
Delaware
various
C:;
In
2020.
p.
?
radios.
filed
and track¬
192,
and
exercise
supplied
also
business investment corporation
per
granted
The
1
March
the
will
the
of
be
at
/shares
lie
said; to
vein
The
other
pay
under
connection
the
share selling commission and $18,500 for expenses.
The statement also includes 17,500 snares underlying six-month options
offered
be
businesses
eight
patented
from the cash sale of the stock
workings
to
for
Uihlein,
covering $5,500,000 of fifteen
debentures due 1977 and 110,000
amount of class A common shares.
Conn.;
to be offered
Keerie A
by
45c
a
services
partnerships,
for
company
statement
returned)
•
of
hold
which the
on
and
eastern
share
in
ment
on
Feb, 2.7^covering 105,000 shares
for public sale at $3.50 per share. The
offering will be made on an agency best efforts basis (if 63,000 shares
are not sold within 90 days, the offer will be withdrawn and all funds
southwestern
Creede.
stock,
stock
N.
Laboratories, Inc.—Com. Registered—
of, 396-406 Adams St./ Newark, N. J., filed a regis¬
tration
in
which
of and
in
ill
their
reserved
are
others,
undivided
an
and
After
for
organized under Colorado law in
engaged
mining claims
of exploration
for
used
custom-built
of common stock,
acquiring, exploring and developing mineral
Such partnerships are Outlet Mining Company and Sublet
conveyance
located
which
among
Company,
claims
on.
net
—V.
■
partnerships
Moses
issued
music systems
be
A.
•
28th
$20,000,000
shares
pastry,
to
Robert
and
Resin Research
This
a
-
company was
claims
includes
,
purposes,
Mining
also
exchange
in
persons
company.
the
gaged
' Rego of 46-25 58th St., ,WoQd.side "77, New York, is engaged
Wholesale distribution or autpmopii'e .radios, replacement parts, auto- ;
mobile
air conditioners, power brakes and other accessories and also
-
.
sale,
capital
A
the
Organized
March 1, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 80.000
to- be "pfferecL at $3.75, through General Secu¬
/ ,
'<<
on
expenditures in
registration statement with
the SEC on Feb. 28
covering 900,000 shares of common stock, to be
offered for public sale at $1 per share.
The company will pay a 10c >
per share commission on sales made by employees and a 15c per share
Commission on sales made
by any dealers whom the •company "'may
pay
all
(par lOo)
are
manufactures
Outlet Mining Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
of
each,—V.
shares
Feb.
on
be
to
statement
New York.
Inc.,
equipment and working capital;
integrated
an
shares
Co.,
Proceeds
corporate
Co.,
corporation
common
debenture
any
for
Oil
that other
and
This
the
6,200
(44% ), are sellers
will be reduced
holdings
Chairman
convertible
The
1976.
are
bank
The
.materially exceed the $58,500,000 expended in 1961, and will
expenditures fof domestic production" properties, for moderni¬
eXi.;a.nsiO'
o*
•<*.
*
'
res'.and* expansion of '
domestic marketing facilities, for production and transportation facili¬
ties in Libya and for refining facilities in Western
Europe.—V. 195,,'
p. 980.;
;■'■••
'--••/''■'C
the
due
The
class
56.250
shares each and propose to
respectively. • Bessie-Hammers (wife of a
(wife of
a
vice-president) own 45,000
sell
for
the -beneficial
Various members of
owns(
.
shares
their
common
Except
and the 6,000 class A shares Issuable upon conversion of
6,000 class B shares, issued by the company in connection with its
acquisition of all the stock of Gramercy Brokerage, Inc., and (3) 2,000
will
zation
and
to
propose
sale,
of
individually and !
58%.
or
West 44th St., New York,
SEC«
the
subscription
as
involve
to
Gross
2,163,629
own
such
shares
own,
shares,
Rcgo Radio & Electronics Corp.t—"Reg. A" Filing—
and .the purchase ?and sale of, crudenatural gas in the United States, Canada and elsewhere;-and
transporting,
refining and
marketing t of crude oil and its
the
and
interest
and production of,
products- in
Frances
group
payment of out¬
lying like warrants which may be issued to any dealers or other persons
assisting in the distribution of unsubscribed units, (2) 15,000 class A
own
shares,
56,250
4,895,609
a
Schneider Corp.—Proposed Rights Offer'g
subordinated
standing
be supplied
,
The company (whiGh anticipates a corporate name change,to Mara¬
Oil Co. in August. 1962) is engaged in the exploration for, the
and
each
shares
thon
oil
with
6%%
involved.
Corp.—Common Registered—
vice-president*
and
and
It
of
is
of
indebtedness, - the; company. has outstanding 340,000 shares
stock, of which 'Leonard Kardon, President, and Nathan
a
6,250
director)
•
,
development
common
Karclon,
tion
Lehman Brothers,
certain
of
now
After
This corporation of 67
debentures
from
fco
on
number
warrants to purchase a like
proposed to offer such securities in 5,500 units (each consisting,
$1,000 of debentures and warrants to purchase 20 shares)* for
subscription at $1,000 per unit by holders of class A stock and 10%
the company's sale- of additional stock-, $500,000 will
be used to pay short- term debt to banks incurred for working capital
purposes, and the balance will be a<kle4 to working capital.
In addition
Registered— '
who
shares.
5-year
a
missile guidance, satellite communication
limited
a
sold
is
markets.
of
ing, air traffic control, and various other forms of telecommunication,
telemetering and television that make use of the highest frequencies
in the radio frequency spectrum known
as
microwaves. Of the net
sinking fund debentures due 1987, to be offered for public sale through
Underwriters headed by The First Boston Corporation, 15 Broad Street,
and
is
year
is engaged in the design, development and production
components which are used in electronic systems such
those for radar,
in
sold
as
C, Uihlein is Board
President,—V. 194, p. 1058.
statement
also
shares
company,
microwave
of
is
has outstanding
Erwin
•
.(Walter J.)
..
This
company of
33 New Broad. St., Port Chester, N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 28 covering 150,000 shares
of common stock, of which 75.000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by the company and 75,000 shares, geing outstanding stock, by the
holders thereof. Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., 4.0 Wall St., New York, heads
the list of underwriters.
The public offering price (maximum $12 per
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment:
%
-
Service
Microwave
Premier
Oxon- Hill,
coin-operated,
a
-
of 5265 Hohman Ave., Hammond, Ind., filed a regis¬
tration; statement with■(the SEC on Mar. 6th covering $20,000,000 of
first
mortgage bonds, Series L; due 1992, to be offered for public
sale
at
competitive
bidding Apr.
10.
The
net
proceeds from
the
debenture sale will be added to working capital for ultimate applica¬
tion
to
the
cost
of
gross
additions to utility properties, including
prepayment of bank loans (estimated at $12,000,000) to provide funds
for purposes
of tne
construe ion
m'tram.. TVe
company estimates
its
family,
.
in
Proceeds
which
-
which
foreign
in
•
Penthouse Club and other facilities
at said motel and in New York, and for working capital. In addition
to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 94,000 shares
of common stock,
of which William G. Kranich, Jr., President and
Board
Chairman, owns 62%.
and Pennsauken Motel Co. 38%. None
of (he selling stockholders
(debenture holders) is a management offi¬
cial nor does any one holder own in excess of $2,500 of such debentures.
writing.
:
outfit
beer
extent,
December,
company
347,543
37%
Jr.,
motel site and one in New York City. The $259,000
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock will
and
Uihlein
the
to
said
at
net
to construct
be used
"Reg. A" covering 100,000
to be offered at $1.50, without under¬
(par $1)
located
be
commercial
the District
and
The
of
It
'
beer
,l-
■
Schlitz
limited
'
♦
for
'
brewing
various
the
Organized under Pennsylvania law in May, 1961, the company sub¬
sequently acquired all the assets of the Darien Social Club, a dining
and social club located in Philadelphia which the company operates as
a
"Penthouse Club," a private dining and catering club. In November
it acquired the assets of the Pennsauken Motel Co.,
Inc., owner and
operator of the Penn Motor Motel, located in Pennsauken, N. J., which
is now operated by the company. The company plans to open additional
Penthouse Clubs
in
cities
throughout' the ' country, including one to
National Work-Clothes Rental—Common Registered—
This company of Elizabeth, N. J., filed a registration statement with
2
offered
fiduciary capacities, ,2,826,459 shares
75,700 shares puhllcly. held, tho, Uihlein. faipUy
interest in all
the company's outstanding stock.
"
arise
Milwaukee,
March
be
%•
of which management officials
stock,
,
.
as
Milwaukee
In
areas.
California.
,
investment
St.,
on
to
1961, the company through San Francisco
Brewing Corp. purchased the assets (except $1,700,00 in cash) and
assumed all the liabilities of Burgermeister Brewing Corp. for $12,039,250
in cash. Burgermeister has been engaged in brewing and selling popu¬
larly-priced beer under the brand name "Burgermeister," principally in
the
-
Old
brews
market
in
V
,
additional
'
company is engaged in
nation-wide basis and, to a
also
outstanding from
share and a corresponding dilution
stock purchased -by-the-phblic.;'
per
',( book '..'equity of
stock,
common
The
a
is engaged principally in the' purchase," manufacture,,v' •v. Penthouse Club, Inc.—Common Registered—
%
processing and distribution of diversified lines of dairy and other- food
1
This company, Whose address is 15th and Locust .Sts., Philadelphia,
products.
It Operates through Seven divisions including the'Kraft Foods
; filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 28 covering 80,000
Division and Sealtest Foods Division. The net proceeds from the deben-^
shares of common stock, of which 70,000 shares are to be offered for
ture sale will be added to the general funds of the corporation,':
Such
/
public sale by the company; The remaining
10,000 shares underlie
funds will be available for general corporate
purposes, including retire¬
$25,000 of 6%/ subordinated debentures sold by the company in October,
ment, of short-term
indebtedness to banks (expected to be approxi¬
1961, and convertible at $2;50 per share on the effective date of this
mately $15,000,000 on March 28, 1962), investment in plant and equip¬
statement; and such shares are also to he offered for public sale by
ment, carrying of increased inventories and receivables resulting from
the holders thereof. The offering will be made at $5
per share on a
the growth of the business, and maintenance of an
adequate working
best efforts basis, and the underwriter
(whose name is to be supplied
capital position, y The sale of the debentures also will help provide
by amendment) will receive a 75 cents per share selling commission
funds for
opportunities
The
of
amendment.
to be supplied "byi-amendment;
are
shares
company
Wis., filed a
covering 347,543
public sale by
the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Glore, Forgan &
Co., 135 South LaSalle St., Chicago. The public offering price (maxi¬
mum
$35 per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
offering
and
of 235 West Galena
statement with the SEC
outstanding
".
common
43.84%-
5
Schlitz Brewing Co.—Common Registered—
registration
common
officials as a group 58.45%; The latter group, together with
promoters and affiliates;' own 'an aggregate of 71% of the company's
•outstanding stock for which they paid paitly by "cash of $1,500, partly
by a $7,500 note, partly-by services rendered to the company, and
it partly by transferring to the company the
option to purchase the claims
to certain lands. "Sale'Pf new-stock"to the public'at'-$5 per share will
registration
a
(Jos.)
This
agement
$35,000,000 of„sinking;1
public sale through under-?.*
for
payable partly in cash
company has outstanding 144,000 shares of
Richard F. Dowd,< SeCref arv-Trea.surer, owns
which
covering
be offered
to
(12,700
'
National Dairy Products Corp.—Debentures Registered
This corporation of
$68,100,
"($25,000).
of
statement
the company acquired an option from certain of its pro¬
purchase patented mineral claims to about 310 square miles
in La Rioja Province,
Argentina. The full purchase
located
was
stock
value*
book
land
of
stock now
outstanding from $2.13 to $2.75 per share and a cor¬
responding dilution of $2.25 perJ share-in the book equity of stock
purchased by the public.
fund
1961,
moters
.
'
..;7
outstanding 200,000 shares of common stock, of
which Joseph
Katz, President, and William Katz, Executive Vice-Presi- ;
dent,
own
25.5'%. each, and Robert Gelfand, • Vice-President,
and
Benjamin Orland, Secretary, 20%. each. Sale of new
stock to
the-
The
(1205)
will
result
aggregate
an
Investment
in an
,
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1206)
Sixty Realty Trust—Common Registered—•'This
industry
V
^
stock,
be
be
made
Blair
&
share
offered
by
to
sale
G.
Co.,
Walker &
H.
Broad
20
commission.
which
(without
at
receive
will
$1,000
share
per
to
and
be
used
to
certain
purchase
properties
and
assets
for
construction' of
Park
the
48-inch
a
(together
tiguous
with
to
of
24%
paint line
line;
Don
,
($600,000), and (3) the moving
-We ;/irew; -building. The- land
thereon)
from
for
the
City
$130,014
Smith,
President (and
officials as a group
management
Lincoln
of
and
is
Park
located
Smith)owns
Dolly
abou|
about'35%/. ,/
.
price of $ej,222,50Q, and thp balance, will be used for general
acquisitions include three manufacturing plants, two
and
land
underlying an office building. • Royal Little is
president of the trust and trustee of one of its organizers (The Sixty
other
Certain
of the
more
of
trustees
trust
the
also
are
organizer trusts.
Trustees
of
one
predecessor
partnership.
The
March
on
7
through
stock
offered
was
and
for
Of the total,
company.
>
the
the
fcf
account
six;
.:
proceed? accrued*
139,500
shares
"
re-;
were
.
served for prior sale to
"
officers, directors, and employees
the public offering price. ':h;\
of
company
,
f;*';'
of
none
the
share.. The offering
a
75. Varick
St.,
York
Nqw
City,
•' /
manu-r
hard-bound books including sets of encyclopedia and similar '
books, adult and Juvenile fiction, textbooks and other non- ;■•
for book clubs and .publisher customers.
For
the
first
10 / V
Combined net earnings of ACF Industries and: its' wholiy.-owried
months of
1961
the company manufactured
an
average of
approxi- - : ;
SHPX group of .compaaies ior
t..e
tnuu quarter of ves current fiscal - 1: mately 120,000 books each business day, including the binding of those,'
year
(November-December-January)' were $1,649,000 or $1.15 a shars,:; v printed by others. Its customers number approximately 200 and include,
^it Wa^j. announced iby^ W'illi&m ,T,!'- Taylor, :;Chairnian«/; /For. -th© sani01>:> \t many well known publishers in the United States. Recently It "entered
the color offset lithographic field-through
period last year, qombined earnings were $1,300,000 .or 92 ,cents a
acquisition of Diienewald'' ' '■
share.r/./ : .■.':''// /;/"'/ V:**//.//%-'//•//./:*
-;■/ ■■■} Konecky Lithographers, Inc.
■>"'!...
Of the earnings total, ACF had $1,160,000 or 81 cents a
share, and
REVENUES—On a pro forma basis, income for the 10 months ended
SHPX liad $489,000
or
34 cents a share. ; Their respective
earnings
Oct. 31, 1961, was $13,573,887 and net earnings were $660,535, equal
were $838,000 or 59
cents a share and $462,000* or t»3 cents-a share
to 54
cents
a' share.'
";'/V/ /
in the prior fiscal year ended April 30, 1961.
v.!;•"'■%///':/''"•/
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JAN.
Combined net sales, rentals
and services of ACF and SHPX for
1, 1962
reference
'ACF Industries, Inc.—Nine Month's Net
offering
-
factures
or
.
Up—*
/
*
<
.
.
fiction,
,
,
company,
company's
the
of the company at
whose, address is New Yorknand Drexel Avenues,
Atlantic City, N. (I., filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Feb. 23 covering 325,000 shares of common stock, of which. 294,000
shares are to
be offered for public sale by the company and
31,000
shares, being outstanding stock, by Nathan Ginsburg, a partner of
the
of
the
f/v BUSINESS—The
-Superior Bakers, Inc.—Common Registered-—a
This
All
-
to
of. Business and/Finance:
stock
common
■
warehouses
Trustl.
firm's
offering of 310,000 shares, at $15
was oversubscribed.':
ouch
purposes,
this
of
>
«
-selling shareholders
aggregate
,
%
</ of
■
ews
.
American
Book-Stratford
Press, Inc.—Common Of-%
fered—Bear,: Stearns & Co., New York City, as manager
an.-underwriting group made the initial public sale
'
con-
.
an
,
corporation has called for redemption on March 31, 1962, all
outstanding 414% cumulative preferred stock at $107 per share,
plus accrued interest.. Immediate payment will be made at the Bankers
Trust Co., 485 Lexington Ave., New York.—V.
195, p. 972."
•.»
its
of
the
(2)
company's present main plant. In addition to: certain
the company has outstanuhr: :y.i rO wt»0 st ares/ of common
which
and
Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
The
•"'
of
purchased *
land
on
paint
Amerace
stock
cost
to-
purchased
building
a
wide
the
from
the
indebtedness,
stock,
wide
was
and rpnpainted
estimated
($500,000).
18-inch
present
oiMireseut'viacMiijes
building
new
^painted
$1,150,000
building.
new
a
house -the
to
.installing
for
^
underwriting).
will
the
of
net- proceeds
,
purchase of
a
common
/v-rx';
The trust was organized under Massachusetts law in February, 1962,
and intends
qualify as a "real estate investment trust" under the
Internal Revenue Code.
Its purpose is to provide
investors with an
opportunity to own through transferable shares an interest in diversiliecl income-producing properties consisting
principally of interests
in real escate and real estate mortgages.
The trust was organized by •
a
group of tax-exempt pension and profit-sharing
trusts whi.oh have
agreed
to purchase from
the trust, concurrently with this offering,
4,500 shares at $1,000 per share.
"The net proceeds from the stock
sale
be
Lincoln
at
$71.43 per
shares
certain investors
1.5C0
includes
also
statement
sale
for
which
York,
New
St.,
The
reserved
are
$l,uuo a sha.e. The
ai
including
manufacture
crain-carrying equipment. The
used to defray in part the
will
(1)
offering will
Co., .15 Westminster St., Providence, and
for public saie
trades,
aluminum
-
of 909 Howard Bldg., Providence, R. I., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 28 covering 350 shares of common
company
Monday, March 12, 1962
...
will
be
•
j
,
.
-
,
made
■
.
at
$3
D.
C.),
for
share by Balogh & Co. (Woodward Building, Washington,
will receive a $.375 per share commission and $15,000
The offering of the outstanding shares will be made
completion of the public-offerine and on a best efforts basis.
per
which
expenses.
after
Ine
as
company
to
Ginsburg,
in
organized
was
successor
a
the
a
under New Jersey
previously
pari.uers.4p
Secretary-Treasurer/ and
manufacture
cluding
breads,
$721,750
estimated
sale
and
rolls,
of
bagels,
net
four
of
wide
a
his
the
by
of
is
baked
and
sale of
available
with
such
equipment
purchases,
and
the
balance
will
rentals
•
and
163,000).
and
Mr.
the
Taylor
profit
tax
for general
Ihcrease
In the book
per share
equity
to
and
of
the
public
at
$3
share
per
will
result
in
for
in
stock
214,500
sold
surplus.
October,
the
in
Pa.
of
He
shares
this
on
be
the
be
Tasinc
the
nor.-voting
offered at
Feb. '21.
1962
shares11 and
common
filed
.
Year
198
Proceeds
used
Sprinklers,
to
purchase
Inc.
notes
Tucker Steel Co.,
corporation
to
shares
due
be
Ended
with
(no pari
April
1.
Co.,: Inc.,
•
at
and
1962,
unit.
per
2,000
be
offering
N.
Dividends
to
Dec.
has-been
Car
Texas
Invested
neither
business
dealer
a
in
notes,
—V.
bonds;
.
of
these
filed
"Reg.
a
unit
covering
of
two
will
be
underwritten
by
McCarley
.
1,000
offering the
filing
has
company
&
has
to
agreed
also
offered
be
engines,
to
date
agreed
to sell
by
four
Max
Wohlberg,;-
completion
to 'the
and
have
manufacturing
certain
cm
Je.
sum-
as
'
as
a
group
other
patent
in
underwriter)
will
the
will
be
increase
present
$3.30
V.
new
the
value
no
to
stock
book
$1.70
to
the
2155.
p.
acquired 75,000
value
per
public at $5
Inc., prior
stock
of
share
and
share
per
of stock purchased
will
by
the
•
.
The
Lighting: Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
.
Co.,
are
to
be
used
C&pitSU*
■
White
of
5221
manufacture,
and
related
W.
sale
for
Jefferson
and
debt
Howard
of
Los
,
is
and
products.-
Corp.—Common
corporation of 1650 Howard St.,registration statement wit^ t>he«^FH'
of
Angeles,
electrical
This
&
,
:
and
-
The
only
Co.
&
ot
10,000
ic
;
common
Lincoln
M.^r.
lighting
in
-Park,
5th
fixtures
Mich,
covering
i
filed
100 000
stock, to be offered for public sale
through F
.1
Winckler Co., 1966 Penobscot
Bldg., Detroit. The public offering price
(maximum $6.50 per
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
*
.
The
company
(formerly
Wolve^™
Morldirjes, .Inc..)
is
engaged
principally in the business of processing and
manufacturing aluminum
building products chiefly for
use
and
consumption in
the
building
the.
profit
!
7,000
&
Ay res,
/
3.500
2,000*
Beil
&
Black
Hough,
Inc.—
.
2.000; p
Co., .Inc.,_/,^'__„- .2,000
Bregman; Cummings & Co." 2,000
&
Clayton
Lentz,
5,500
The
Beane^2
3,500-/.
3,500
3,500
Kenney
Fihkle As
.-
Inc.—
Inc.;
Willis,
5,500
&
3.500-
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
5,500
Williston
Co.—
Securities
Corp._2'
2.000'
Co;/L_/.iJ' .2,000/
Newton &
Phelps Co.
-,r 2:000
Co.'
2,000
'
$2,637,000,
was
a
-
North & Co.
Fitch
Barret
Inc,"'-
V' /
" '
Powell; Kistler
Co.LL'—/' 2 000
Quinn & Co.— j* 1*2^_
2,000
3,500
year, and
38 -cents per /; juiien Collins & Co. "
'& Co.", Inc._2_.y/
1962, world-wide-^sales
_v
i94
p.
1941.
.i
1
-
-
3,500
"3,500
high
first !half
for/any
same
period
/_
last"
six / month- period
y
.
a
34%/ .to
-_v
>
.
'
t
.
an
Rittmaster.j/.Voisin & Co.D.. J. Singer & Co., Inc.—
Zuckerman,'Smith & Co—
3,500
v.y//"
.
2,000i
2.000
2,000
:
...
.
-
*
American
%
v.
Electronic
,
c^lif
Laboratories,.^ Inc«-r—Stock
»
to-f Approved—-'
amounted
/•-
..
yeav./^
year,
.
>
"OhlFeb/ 23; :f9*62 "skar
;r"
pany's class A
^
Up 29%.—
■
/
class
and
B -common
resulted -in
stocks. --This
the.-*number- of-'-.a-uU^^^-'
in-
crease
*b~"ns
frdm
an
in-'
r
shares- of-
275,000
/y*;/-.
at a par value- of $2.00 to 550,000 shares at a; par -value
- common stock
,
y/of $1s0° Per share. '*The date of record for the stoqk split, will be march ,
y$7,001,582!v'-* 12> 1962- /
y .v
.
; •
,'Vn ^
/; ./
$205,234 during:
-record
.
..,
peak .of
.
v
announced.
//> ->
/
Conrad J. FoWlef,/Chairman,,stated that" the'split has been effected1 ^
$159,441 a year/ago, computed on a
.to broaden-the ..potential market .of the stock thereby improving itsy.,:y /:
since operations, were consolidated.
during"/ marketability. AEL currently has outstanding 116,960 shares of common;. ./ -a.
.
Chairman,
,
..
with
compares
basis
forma
pro
&
Co.—c-;3.500
Co. __l—.
3,500
Norris & Hirshberg,
Oppenheimer & Co
5,500
R
3.500/
31,
the
climbed
-revenues
&
Straus-Blosser & McDowell
part of 1960, and wilh operating revenues last
year of--$5,221,029,.
31 new airport and" downtown
parking facilities"
opened'or icon-;
Iracted for
,
fj
stock.-»-V.M95, p. 861.
,u-.
.
.
,
>
...
,
,.Vi
,
'V:
->
//■-;
New
,
.
during 1961 nearly doubled the ptreviops record qfy 17 addi-;
Am«ri«an
Home
Products
Corn
Sales
Net
■:/'a1" '
at
Airport Parking- now operates 94
garagea and lots in 55 '
T'T.
®
es» iy"
states, with a total capacity of 50,000
cars.//:///'.'v'/l;// Highs—
:
;-*/■. r " ,...,// .,/"//...
} :, //-. / ./y/,///: v* - y/y;
Metzenbaum- said a backlog of 12
openings already scheduled, for: *i- According to Alvin"G. Brush, Chairman, figures for 1961 show that//;/'/
1962 and full-year
operation of many facilities, opened late in. 196L are
gross
sales of the corporation on a..consolidated
basis aggregatedexpected to assure rapid
continuing growth during tlhe current year,,
$303,057,847, a 5% - increase over
I960 sales, of $430,007,322.i - This /=/
exclusive of other expansion
plans. ,yy
•,'^,-is-the ninth consecutive year in which. sales volume surpassed/ the. / /'
Investment in leaseholds,
including new automatic equipment and
previous year's, -total.- /*
y-,;/.., f '■:-,^/v//■■.,'
property improvement, totaled $1,721,719 on Deq.
31,, a gain of 61% :/
over
the $1,068,580 total at the
1
The four operating divisions of the corporation, contributed to the*
same time
a
year previously^
r....
'•
business
trj
fp']ot»nn7 .proportions:*
year's /total
Earnings per share, ras adjusted for a two-forgone stock
split'and a
Household
Ethical
Products
25%
stock distribution, totaled 33
18%
Drug 43% ;
Packaged. Drug 23'
cents, compared with 25" cents for
the preceding year.—V.
;and Food
195, p. 860.
16%..'://
■/•:'//' y
/
v»•Net income after taxes
-3%*$50163.563, against $48,-1" %
All-fc.tate Auto
Rental-Corp.—Common Offered—Pur" 574,668
in
I960. Giving effect to
ther-3 for./l stock split in .1-961,■* %
suant to a Feb. 27/ 1962
progDectUS.>theycompanv oifered
eanibifits per Share .were $2.16 based on the average number of shares.,
nnhlirlv
without .mdArwritinrr
^nnrin
' /outstanding during the year,, compared wnh..$2.iu per share for "the
>*publicly, without underwriting, 50,060 shares of.4ts com¬
year I960, on the same basis.—rV. 194, p.-"1153, *'
r "
mon stock
at $4 per share.,. Net
proceeds, estimated at
tions
in
1960.
,
cities in 30
.
.
.
.
,
_
be
BUSINESS—The
.
-
_
used
for
the
repayment-of", debt
in¬
inventory, and for/ working capital; '
:
"
tan
The
area.
300
last
company,
year,
than
10%
the
of
its
business.
The
company
was
Most
of
the
of
organized-on June
of approximately
90/f> : of its/lease's,
provided with vehicles, on which/the
the
company's
company
,
bears
bears
company's
maintenance, repair^, ".greasing and lubrica-"
the cost of
gasoline; washing and storage.
-.„
leases
are
for
a
term
of .two
years
the
with
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Equipment
obligations^^-#._a^
Common stock (par
194,
p.
1501.
_a__
,
-Net
totaled $41,165,449,
1961
with
earnings
$1,814,003,
quarter,
,
■
:
/
Qutsianding-
$1 622,824
600,000 shs/
'
-
'
*
,'260',000
shs.
for
the
For
nine
loss
nine
-""/
of
at
the
for
quarters
of
last
or
17
the
&
Cable Corp.
—
ANW.-V.
191,
'
p.
1962
601.
the
.
common
Exchange,
/
11%;
earnings for the
share, as against aof 1961.
$58,808,000,
Net
with
totals $33,587,000 compared
195,
Stock
•
.
per
period
comparable
now
year.
last-year.*—V.
.
a
totaled
cents
time
March -7,
National
sales
31,
cents-per share
loss of $1,762,000.
11
or
with
compared
Jan.
backlog of orders
this
Ansonia Wire
on
O00.
wpk-
$1,311,000,
Exchange—
Effective
-
Jan. 31, 1962, totaled
reported in
last year's
,./,./
ended
three
$1,303,000
$27,616,000
•
outstanding,
totaled
Consolidated
/
.'
;•'//
'>>/-■.-/^■/j■' /'
:
•
•
741.
p
-.
Stock Listed
.
*
1
'
•/
1
New
on
.
'
.
stock of the company was listed
New
York
City,
..
./"
-
under
the
symbol
•/.%
•
"
■;
'/%
1960/
share,-in
"*
•
•
$17 327.000
quarter.
months
the. first
months
$1.625.837,.
ended
quarter
the
perirH
the
shares
/In last year's third
above
third
from
according
of
$2.77.a
or
;
1960,
it Was announced
by William E. Roberts.
President;.
(hose of. any previous quarter in company history, v".
earnings
7,785,707
.on
the
for
4.3%
or
in
year
las.
-/
.
29%-
up
exceeded
Net
FINANCING
v.
Ampex
third
'
■
of
Sales
compared
-x
—V.
Sales
31,
as
.
.
in
$41,713,019 established
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
$22,328,000,
insurance,
vehicles
Doc.
pending
of
report;-
compared
738.
p.
Seating
volume
annual
share,
a
194,
Ampex
*
:
for two years and nine vehicles for more
than two years.
1961, the company had leases with
respect to 112 vehicles
to 71 on Dec. 31, 1960. The
company's experience
has been that 80%
of its lessees remain lessees
upon the expiration of
their original lease.
,:
'
On
American
of
record
firm's
$2.47
—V.
rent payable
monthly in advance. The company-does not .lease vehicles
for,less than six months."During 1961. (he company-leased
26 vehicles
for six months, 64 vehicles for 12
months, 48 vehicles for 18 months,
303
the
the
"or
8,
;,
terms
are
expense
to
owns
approximately 930 vehicles leased to
engaged
in widely diversified ^businesses. In its/
single customer ' of -the company accounted '/or "
no
•-
.Under
*
the
sales
Net
below
company
customers
fiscal
f. American Seating Co.—Sales, Net Dip— /^'/:,/;^-//v"./'::/
:
of-31-02-04 .Northern: Blvd.,- /Long -Island
City, N. Y., is engaged in-the business of
leasing motor vehicles on a;
long-term basis to business entities,^business and
professionalmen and.
various governmental agencies
principally iri the New York meti'opoli-
the
Registered—
for
McKelvy
•//
Co.__
7,000
Gardner_'___
&
Bros...&
;.
3.500
&
-Newburger &
Grimm ^5,500 -'
&
H.
7,000
-
'
"3,500
-
Inc.
7,000
Co.__ /; 5,500
&
Co.i
7,000
r«
Kirkland
&
Kaplan
McDonald, -Evans
i7,000
Co..
„
v
"3,500
John
.- j
/
-
Co.
&
Inc:
Fusz-Schmelzle
Inc.^___i._. in nno
Co.,
&
MacCormack
Fridley & Frederking_-__^_
■
vBatemari" Eichler"^ Co.!"
the-company increased .29% to
1955.
•>
engaged
for
A
•/-
•
& ' Turner,
3,500
Evans,
10,000
oj,
Querin
Boyce^_2'—*J
1961'
r
M.-Metzenbaium,
net
a
more
working
<■
taxes
.
tion. The customer
Blvd.,
distribution
Wolverine Aluminum
shares
&
Reinholdt
second-quarter. On thesd-.-eirnings amounted- to* 40;
all dime
new
•:
; Eppler,
'V
/-
Co.;
Co.—
Darlington
Hill,
Stein
.'quarter-this
$77,501,000
operating
customers
equipment
h
with
_.
comparable
<
a
repayment,
$
second
a
curred to increase
>/'-/-"'.'Vs'
•••
also
$185,000,-, will
result*
company on
Feb. 26.
IP"*}
fp*«*
*»
"R"p*. 'A"
covering 75.000
shares (par 25c) to be offered at
$4, through Costello, Russotto
Los Angeles.
Proceeds
California
Jenks,
'?/j
anyi
,
of
common
&
the
alter
.
public—•
*
/
,
and
over
White
for
quarter.
the
<
if
•/ ■ shares
/'. Amount
.
shares
owner
outstanding from theircorresponding, dilution of
'
in
ago,
number
,
now
a
second,
year
severally
below,
J''
7,000
Piper,' Jaffray & Hopwood
5,500
Arthurs, Lestmnge & Co,
Halle & Stieglitz
5,500
Hallowell, • Sulzberger,
/-■ / :/;/ / ; / •;
7%
forth
set
company
75,000
-—
Boettcher & Co._—
any
have
,
stock sale, present stockholders
including
170,600 shares for which they will have
paid
will own 127,500 shares for an investment
share in the book equity
per
193,
in
&
Pont
du
Burnham
quarter
1,232,500 shs.-
'below'
named
•
for
used
.
The
the
own
public
$637,500. Sale of
an
Atwell
the
earned
a
Airport Parking Co. of America—Net
,
Its
covering the Turbodyne X-160 gas turbine
subsequently acquired all of the remaining shares
$27,608.59, -and
of
Mr.
.
period
same
5%■.
Net profit of
25,000
products.
of
income
1961,
applications
engine. The company
of Turbo Space. After
the
65.76%
the stock of Turbo Space,
of
for
taxes
68-year
a^decreastf?^ ad^11^:
qecrease ,ofv$130,000,
V,{.Jy4, .P. 2653.,
a
this...
research
exchange for 25'/2%>
the
I.
Walston
a.;.recdrd. high /or
history./ This .is"' a
the
_^__^_10,000
Sfcearson.H*» mimli
:
■r
"109,368
'150,000
stockholders the respective
—i.; ln
First
9 7-29 078
9-,729,07$' ..in tin osfi
-10,340,936
41^043^429 /38,577,940
sales,:fqr the 'second
...
and development, and the balance for
repayment of.
loans, investment in the new plant, for production of
proprietary products, and for working capital and reserve for
patent
acquisitions. The company has outstanding 145,600 shares of
common
stock, of which Lawrence A. Atwell,
President, owns 54.77% and man-"
in
the.
for
$2,486,000
,
stockholders'
agement officials
Co._
&
Inc.
Francis
$
640,000
/
.
Amount
•
Stearns
Allyn & Co
C.
Dempsey-i egeler
146,339,60.4
$41,723,OOp,
presently outstanding,
compares
.
this
of
underwriter
kxuo.ooo
after,
over
shares
to
q
,
$508,870.58
fr-un
^
world-wide
company
y's
$39,019,000
per-£hare
Net
been
proceeds
over
income
increase
of Myrtle Beach and
Conway.
Such plant will cost
approximately
$125,000, and the necessary machinery and equipment will
cost approxi-'
malely $345,000.
The fo^al cost r>f rh"
including land acquisi¬
tion cost, is expected to be
approximately $500,000. Of the
net
i_:
amounted
the
in
This
stock¬
amendment-/to
Upon
equipnient_:_>
year
reported
1962,
$81,899,000,
.
area
estimated
x:■
Bear,
.,V';
has
31,
were
primarily organizational,
Its. s-4e plant
facility is a machine tool shop in Kensington, Md;, equipped to produce
precision tooling and dies,,
However, the company is presently nego¬
tiating with a development group of businessmen and other citizens of -i
Horry County, 8. C., concerning the locating of the
company in the
engine
of
.
eauinment Ac ,/
nlant .and
plant and
860.
increase
cents
at 10c per share.
•■./ <i-;//-/ /"/'••••
/V' *>•'/.: ;//••;/
:
./Organized in December 1960, the company proposes to engage in the
husiness of researching, developing and
producing gas turbine engines,'
activities
-1'.
stock
common
A.
I960
-
underwriters
shares__-^l/!j^//L-{;'J^7,0 77,579t''::; Hirsch,.-;&> Co.,.-; Inc.),_i/.-/.
share/^'.^Aiij-iLciii.'.-'/v
$1^70-,%i!Jt5;"/:-::'Jo)to,Atoni- Lemon" ■& >Cd.i»
properties,
p.
.6,576,893
shares
overhauling
•.//:.►
is-related
13,71d,636-;12;2d6;238-.
.
/ share for the same quarter last year.
;
For. the six month period ended Jan.
later
to
pay
$5,000.
and
common
quarter
Net
v
and debt repayment.
powi-exfecuive
a
shares
common
comnan-"
oa
to
in
increase
6%-
shares
on
Jan.
second
Meridian, Miss.,- is engaged in steel .fabricating/
tne
to
The
$
5%
(authorized 2,000,000 shares)
the selling
per common :shar8__-_L^_u' A2'(83^
-Gregory & Sons/__^i;i.>/.Cpreferred shares-%.
:—4pJ,504
, 471.199,
H.r Hentz &. Co.;-
on
193,
ended
12,500'
common
convertible subordinated debenture
for expansion,-inventory
11,000 outstanding
fee,
:
1
—•—
The. company
A"
consists
share. The offering will bo made on an all or none basis by Sahdkuhl & Co., Inc., 39 Broadway, New
York, which will receive a-62Vsc
per share commission
fov t>xne**#esr
^The statement'also
finder's
1961"
^
at
interest-.—
Shares
Ltd.—Annual Report—
i'-L
62,496
///
purchased:
are
operations
*
of
shares
of
earned
n
($1 par)
agreed to purchase from
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.-^Qudrteriy Report—
per
slatemcnt.
transactions
bearing .interest
interest at' 5%
UNDERWRITERS—The
credited
3160,000
-:
.
—
.-r/;"'-;.-.-.:;-
currently
without
$150,000
,750,000
'
•
,
Common stock
after¬
...
This corporation of 1346 Connecticut Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.,
filed
a
registration statement with
the SEC
on
March
2
covering
127,5C0 shares of common stock, to bo.offered for public sale at $5
subject
Capital stock:
common
The
1963-1966
1963-1965 bearing
indebtedness
Other
and
accordingly- the1
surplus rather- than to -the
concluded.-rf-V. 194, -p. 1049,
- • • \
- -
to
-
Working capital at -end of
Tur|iodytie Corp.—Common Registered—
holders,
Due
Due
-
closing, scheduled;
Foundry division plant'
and
31—
■Dividends per/common
../ 1
from
,
C.
to be used
Tucker of 2000 A St.,
includes
Corp.
1961.
147,587,462
Dividends
Automatic
Texas
„
Each
$10 par 7%
The
1972.
are
23,
$20
one
Ashevllle,
Proceeds
shares
rentals
announced
me
Bearing interest at 51/2%*
■
payable to bank:
/ ■v
Notes
period excludesy
Aviation
August,
sales
earnings
earnings
Net-
Inc.—wReg. A" Filing—
Feb.
on
offered
is
of
contracts
and
'
-
Tasinc of 2330 Summer St., Dallas,
debentures and commercial paper.
The
covering
y"
,.
be
to
are
Automatic
A"
common
subsoriptlbh' by stockholders
Inc. No^underwriting is involved.
Sprinklers,
units
"Reg.
voting
•
share;,:
a
sales,
without
indebtedness
interest-^...—r__*.
4y2%.
notes payable to bank____
_1
Current installments of long-term debt:
Currently bearing interest fit ,§%
■
Net
for
$100
Sundry
SHPX $8,082,000).
nine-month
during
.Abitibi Power & Paper Co.
Net
a
'
directly
than offset by year-end charges to
more
he
net
indebtedness
Short-term
s
■
value of stock noW
on
Outstanding
year.
an
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
last
$55,745,000
$2.07
or
combined
transaction
charged
income,
$2,939,000
on
Republic.
American
normal
will
of
public
said-that
company's
thereof
(ACF
$174,248,000;
-
The
and
year
cvuioined net. sales,
$147,721,000;
SHPX
$9,period, combined net earnings
share)
a
(ACF
connection
current years', net
-
share
the
to
will
It
1962,
Berwick,
to
results
-
outstanding from 44c to $L44.
corresponding dilution of $1.56 per share in the book
purchased by the public,
a
this
(ACF
that net. income for
the
were
surplus
,
stock
$58,576,000
were
jsua.v;. on
^
comparable
cents
95
ccn.s
oo
$3,02. a
or
profit of $3,769,000
earned
of
new
They
$49.2-98 onn
$156,884,000
$182,330,000
said
on
which
earned
to
exchange
of
of
or
of
previous
or
$1,345,000
services
stock
for the assets of the partnership which had a net book
$147,750.83), of which-Harry Ginsburg, President, owns 40%
Ginsburg, Vice-President, and Benjamin Ginsburg, 25.4%. each.
Nathan Ginsburg owns 9.2%.
and proposes to sell
all such holdings.
the
'
be
Morris
Sale
contributed
services
For
$4,284,000
were
SHPX
corporate purposes including working capital and
the acquisition of additional baking equipment.
In
addition
to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
336,251 shares of common stock (issued to four of the partners in
value
$52,411,000.
were
ACF
share;/SHPX. $l,*O7,00u
the
additional
stock, $150,000 will be used to .repay a bank loan secured by a mort-*
gage on
plant and equipment, $200,000 to repay unsecured demand
loans .(the proceeds -of such loans were used to acquire and equip -a
new
baking plant!, $150,000 to pay the balance of the purchase price
of new
baking equipment recently acquired by the company and to .pay the balances due on conditional sales contracts entered into in
connection
quarter
totals,
•
in¬
Of
third
these
year ago; .SHPX $3,113,000 this year and $2,831,000 last year,
v
.For the first nine moucus-oi
uus, Jisoai
.:ar. combined net earn¬
ings were $4,032,000 or. $2.83: a share
(ACF. $2,625,000 or $1.84 a
a
engaged
goods,
cookies.
company's
the
Of
1962;
Benjamin-
It.
sons.
variety
cakes
pastries,
proceeds from
law in February
operated
■
Volume
195
Number 6141
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
.
-which
;v Arizona Biochemical Co.—Common Offered—On Mar/
at
stock
mon
by the
and
$4
increase
credit
from
in. last
working
capital.
/^//.^-j'}-.</■; -///'.'.// '
y'rtr^o\d01 Np^h Central .Aye., Phoenix,, Ariz,, plans to
Jf10' »nd Operate plants for the processing and . disposition of
stJur.t' <;everfl^rUnneK fnra
l°mTrf
*earta&e«f'lit!hv;tW
I'r
to-offer for sale ^he-compost^ trlsh aid brush
aL^other maSals
lopl
$5b 483
Federal
taxes2i.Ufii.-l-—-v- • *' 5,032,000
/ 2,432,000
six-months
the
'
per
Cash Dividends paidi_i-1-—111—lli-l—i—i
Cash
Dividends
—V.
'195,
"
1961."
31,
•The
outstanding.
available for
now
not
subsidiaries,
the
i
'.!h«» "M.-v.-mvp. 63°.:
v
compared
,:v-
^Ssbciatesuliiy
Amelia
of
Mr.
Total
987 863 000
with
.
for
I960
.
share earned
per
in
receivables' -fr. vs<a»»UiO«f "a t,
finance,
-This
1960
primarily
was
.cLecrfiasp.
the
in
in
.*■
'Ttuj11 vSumeI'^Seothe^',pr^urts'' tnrfudh«eSmobUeC^on^
tnicks
etc
increased S^Ts million in lPS
annroxim
Personal loans increased $ 16 ^nillion or
increased $16 million
W60
V
Co.,
/ Of
.rersonai
:
or
Assets
of
the
Atlantic
Companies
high of $117,226;000 in
policyholder dividends also.
new
annual
at
York.
to
reach
a
"racks
the;
',•••'
'
$25,341,000
to
compared
Atlas Match
.
1962
it
in-
The
1960.
r-rl
for
*are
over
which
by-oil and
use
displays
types
from
service
of
"■
Automated Procedures Corp.
.....
,
Effective March
the
on
National
aup.—-V.
1962
7,
Stock
195, p. 861.
Automated
-^Pursuant
the common
Exchange,
riicnlcvino-
Listed
'
stock
New
This
;
City,
under
the
V.V V;v
•
yy;
-
«iv
I
t.ii-PS
90
n
April
17,
The
incorporated under Delaware law
sale
and
self-instructional
of
■
materials
and
devices.
t'nr
n„ri
t,hn
shnroop
the
of
is
company
located
at
West
1
58th
net
on
679
/ :/V
Orleans
N.
of
related
and
trade
Products
sale
the
be
to
/' ■/
■
Its'
of
bal/nce
added
to
^
other
Chicago,
Street,
powders,
to
a
which*
of
some
dairy,
the
industries.—V.
is
toppings,'
syrups,
commodities,
"Dari-Rich,"
name
and
194,
ice
'
2115.
p.
Co.—Earnings Higher—
Products
Bowman
have
declared
to shareholders
preliminarv
$2.15
of
cents
22
a
record
April
shewed
a
9^
1960,
it
was
over
comnared
»s
;
net
On March 7,
A
Net
share
per
13,
1962.
V
sales
This
1960.
18,
shares
This
1961.
1961
in
1960,
in
soles
in
1961
its
stockholders
told
increase
an
69%
of
in
equal; to <$1.31
share
a
the
over
compared
in 1960, both fAgpres -being on the basis of ,
outstanding in jDeQ^ai, 1961. Milton Bradley;
before
the
/•*"',
$17,790,403,
were
being
Manufacturing
22.9%/
of
consecutive
Co., Inc.—Annual
the
sales
a
:/,/'/■ //": ,,"v ■'.I'''.
Report—
in.
company
Dec.
$192,809,000
The
that
Brunswick
f:
;:
1950
The
Stock
Corp.—Record
corporation
1961;
marking
set
th0
records
new
Sales,
in
Earnings—
sales
both
earnings
and
during
rof' gain; B. E. Bensinger,
President, reported.
;
: .r ■;■/,: *'•1 ■ /;'/•:
I
Consolidated net sales for 1961 amounted to $422,269,000, up 4.4%
year
eighth
consecutive
year
,
-V
volume
1960
After
Offered—•'
/', The
of
provision
$404,343,000.
for
$44,982,000 from
consolidated
taxes,
$38,243,000 in
net
earnings
I960..to $2.56 per share
17.6%
rose
to
17,552,000 com^
mon shares outstanding
at the year end. This compares with adjusted
earnings of $2.20 per share on 17,304,000 common shares outstanding
1961
Dec.
on
,
earnings
31,
I960.—V.
Burge
equal
were
195,
4.
p.
/
(Springfield,
Hospital
on
,
.
Offered—
Mo.)—Bonds
C. Zeigler &
B.
19.
y.:i?
n.
''
capitalization
2,/;//• /■//'
'V.';
Common'stock
—v.
194,
p.
effect
(10
•
■
financing
Barry (R. G.> Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
1
March
i
"
.
a
stock
BUSINESS—The
.
It* succeeded
ship
The
in
The
C*»rftnany,
Co."
office
Ohio,
and
V;v
company
April
on
which
="
the
of
sal6s
a
is
at
78
E.
Chestnut St.,'
maintained' at 303 Fifth Ave.,'
company
office
"
is
ris
".v;;
engaged■ sale., of
cushions; pillows,
auto
specialty
items,"' the
sale
Throughout its history the
CAPITALIZATION
seat
cuag'
cloth items;
to
p..no.prtny
company
GIVING
terry
covers,
hr.s
EFFECT
TO
uepartment
privately
been
slippers;
and
PRESENT
other'
stores.
owned.
:
.
*.
,
.
Common
Authorized
i
Outstanding
..
(oar
The
.
.
1379. '.
•
•
500,000 shs.
■
Barton Dlstillingr
The
,
has
company
of
its* outstanding
of
its
will
6-year
be
—V.
made
194,
p.
>
.
v,4
..
tools
for
redemption
•
-
-•
.*
..
.
motors,*- and
7,
•
• /
•
measuring
Other
of
instruments
and
include
activities
official
■
tools"
technical
control
units
used
project 'engineering
manuals
for
the
and
design
armed
precision
screw
thread
EFFECT
TO
with
pneumatic
work,
forces,
PRESENT
(par
i0d)-_——
GVs'/o'
secured
the
2547.
notes, due Oct. 1, 1962 and $120,000
due July 1, 1964 at 1C0-&, Payment
notes,
American
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Chicago.
...
.
100)
reported
Net
six
months ended
Dudley
:
Net
the
.
in
G.
^ales
six
the
Jan.
31;
Seay.z President,
in
months
latest
the
period
ended Jan.
six
months
the
first
half
announced.
were
31,
was
of
,
.
net
the
$24,520,366,
or
50
for
11%^ Jn, .the
:
fiscal
year-,
;
up
1951--Net income
$632,853,
inconj?
company's
*-s..
2331/
by
per
Daroff,
(unaudited)
share
on
earnings" for
Federal
of
Dr.
from
after
a
$23,059,561
in
tax-provisions
common
share,
Trust
Co.
for
the bonds.
taxes
of
the
the
six
the
.
Dec.
31,
the
six
months
were
were
outstanding
$2,643,000,
in
were
$1,476,000,
1P62."
of
$50,270
earned
compared
1962
after
with
expected
are
taxes
in
the
$909,000
1969.
year
Sales in
before.
$1,759,000
to exceed
with
a
1961
were
substantial
the increase coming from the new lines—organic chemicals,
reagents and expanded production of radioactive chemicals,"
Deutsch said. "Earnings for 1962 are expected to be substantially
than
previous year."
any
Calbiocbem
furnishes a widely diversified
line of over
use to universities, government labora¬
companies.—V. 194, p. 1380.
currently
biochemicals for research
tories
and
large
drug
V
or
■
of Dec. 31.
with provision
Camp Chemical Co., Inc.—Stk.
as
Effective March
$1,167,000.
the
on
refqrps
Comparisons
quarter
$1,002,000
"Sales
-
2,30.0
■
months
shares
year,
clinical
-
1961,
the
part" of
95,775 shs-.
144,225 shs.
President.
for
3,826,577
six
ending
during
begun
"'operation
basic
first
about
Dr.
months
start-up
costs
of new operations
Deutsch, President, announced.
has remained profitable," he said. "Some of
the new ventures are already showing a profit and, by April or May.
the
last of them will be
in the black. A
net profit is expected for
Outstanding
*
Report
Alfred
"The
National
CAMP,—V.,195,
pn
with
■because" of
cents
&
First National Bank of West Bend, Wis.;
Milwaukee, and The Citizens Bank, Spring¬
corporation expects to report a consolidated net loss for 1961
about 865,000 as a result of management's decision to write off all
possible
tools,
Computation of taxes is based upon
non-consolidated; basis./. ;»•••/ ;
previous" reporting periods are not meaningful
a
change in Xhe nature of Botanyls business. This resulted
from the acquisition at the end" of I960 of H. Daroff and Sons, one
of "the
leading manufacturers of men's clothing; under the "Botany
500"
and:
"Worsted-Tex"
labels,
and
operators of
retail clothing
filing
-
Bank
The
of
,
Michael
profits
cents
Pre-tax
Basic Products Corp.—Six Month's Net Up—
„pales of, Bgsic Procjqcts -.increased. 6{A> ,and
v
——
/Sales of $57,597,000 for the
.
paying, agents
Calbiochem
Botany Industries, Inc.—-Six Month's Report—
39
v
Mo.,
and
Trust Co.,
National
California Corp. for Biochemical Research—To
FINANCING
200,000 shs.
.
(i
trustee,
Illinois
'
production
600,000 shs..
(par
p.
will be used to retire a $350,030 un¬
the corporation and to help finance the
94-bed addition to its present 356-bed
Loss for 1961—
instruments,
Authorized
stock
194,
is
Wisconsin
field,
gauge.
stock
:
of
/■■'"
.Chicago
First
preparation
and
measuring
A
*
note
$1,616,294
a
APFCINTMENTS—Continental
of
alternatively
lubricating ' oil,"
B
1962,.. all
of
hospital.
greater
30,
proceeds
promissory
construction
are.
Class
V
March
on
"PROCEEDS—Net
:
secured
,v:
.
tools.; Some
other
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
•-
Co.;
powered by
268,930 shs.
•/
Tool
company
of
—V.
Co.—Redemption—
called
6%. secured
at
'■
V
.
acquired "the
Pneumatic
made
for
electric,, power. The
company
sells special
r.ubber-pneumatic hoses and other parts, supplies and accessories which
are
manufactured by outside contractors. During the past year,
the
company's activities ' expanded,
to
include
fabrication
of
electronic
$75,000
$1
Boston
Class
p.
debt
of
V
concurrently the company
partnership;
a
finely-tooled component parts
including an especially compact
FINANCING
bank .notes—
shares
—VV 194,
*.'•
•
..
term
of
of
'
Short
sales; off ices,
-'/yy"
incorporated
the
sump:.-pumps,
"
/•; /
and
Inc.,
business
repayment
of
was
-primarily engages in the fabrication, assembly : and
compressed air, and related component parts.
The product line includes drills, grinders, riveters,, pavement breakers,
.vibrators, woodborers, dimpler guns,-impact wrenches, power hammers,
.
sale
partner¬
a
Topi Co.,
and.
Brooklyn, New York.
:
3,
commenced
„•
executive
New-York.*
robes,
"The Shoulda-Molders
as
Ohio
in
1945.
Columbus,
:
incorporated
was
theBit*'*"
to
formerly known
business
-
company
company
fabrication, aissembly and sale of pneumatic tools,
and' replacement parts; The company has continued in this business.
A Certificate of Amendment to
the Certificate of Incorporation filed
on October 16,
1961, changed the company's name to its present form..
:?
The
company's
executive
offices;
engineering
offices,
production
facilities
and
storage ,space tare iocated ;at:. 365/Arlington
Avehiie,
publicly through Arnold
Malkan & Co., Inc., New York City, at $5.50 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $437,427, will be used ,to in¬
crease .'inventory,
introduce a new line, reduce-; trade,;
accounts payable, and increase working capital.' !;.
1947.
advertising, expansion
working capital.
encompassing
offered
were
of
increase
BUSINESS—The
assets
6, 1962 prospectus, 100,000 shares of this firm's-
common
4%%-5%%.
for
chinery,
-
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
used,
be
and'"
Authorized
•*;;.-//'h": " '2'"^/': 2/'
•
under the laws of the
State
of
New York
on
September 28; 1955, under the name B. P.
Elkin Co., Inc. On December 5, 1956, its name was changed to Boston
will
present
to
'' ;7; ..
cents par)—_—„_2
1610. •
•
giving
;
Co., West Bend, Wis., is offering $750,000 principal amount of this corporation's first mortgage
serial bonds, series A, dated Feb. 1, 1962 and due serially
Aug. 1, 1963 to Feb. 1, 1977. The bonds are priced at
par
and accrued interest and bear interest at from
Pneumatic
York
1
gains
over
that
year
/../,/% ■■/; '
631.
p.
split
was
/
increase
an
fourth
the
194,
stock
common
the third year of successive
was
:■•'/.
./-".'
in
was
and
.
in its-annual report to shareholders for the year
31,: 1961, shows consolidated neb income of $8 45,957, equal
to
$1.95 per share on 432,630
common
shares outstanding. For .the
year 1960 the
company had a
net income of $758,407, or $1.75 per
share based on a like number of outstanding shares. ..
Consolidated
net- sales
for
1961
were
$24,624,867,
compared
with
$24,648,415 for the previous year.—V. 194," p. 2220,
•;
' '
to the company, estimated at' $124,000,
inventories, purchase of additional ma¬
proceeds
each
843.
p.
President
$1,483,124,
were
attained.—V.
was
Brillo
1962, T. M. Kirsch Co., Inc., New York City,
PROCEEDS—Net
in
paid
,
with
;
New-
194,
earnings
Shea,
J.
'
107,863
Aug.
on
/; ; The
■
offered.publicly, 85,000 shares of this firm's class A stock
at $2 per share. An additional 8,500 class A shares were
sold for the account of the underwriter at the prevailing
market price., The stock was all sold...
the
in
profits.
$14,471,842,
announced
per
Inc.—Class
James
,share
a
outstanding
forT
in
record
decline
cents-.:
largest
the
1E61
earnings
80
had
"
.
in
earnings
10
Net Up 28%—
report
income
$175,517,000,
Pneumatics,
amount
same
remained constant.—V.
had
company
from
Boston
the
Bradley Co.—Record Sales, Earnings—
1,121,770 common shares
77,300 shs.,
share, adjusted to present shares.
was
after-giving effect t^ excess costs, experienced in
missile bases.—V.194, p. 2331.
I""' • 'i /''v'v.'.l;"
;y;"
or
represents
of operatiors,
annual report.
With
outstanding
...'
„
Jr.yX'nan-maa' 'auu-Pres.deht.^y .y"*•
totaled
revenues
net
in
increase
dividend
cents
v$877,351
nnH
yy, "
"
The
St.,
the
j ears
Net
.
/.1-y..'VV
'■-</
150,000 shs.
Co.—Sales Down,
28%
a
$4,248,000,
,
business
balance
•.
supplier
and
bases
vending
paid, however,
-The
101
the
manufac.;;
tire
Authorized
— -
company's ' 1961
and
Sales
primary objectives of the company are to serve industrial, military and
public needs in education and training through the application of tech¬
niques in behavioral science and educational theory.
'
The
juice
under
(Milton)
ip, the prior year. Net .income was $5,452,000, equal to $2.76 per,,
-share," which included net. rewizau«u• VVw •^■■.uement o{ claims by
Vthe government amounting to $2,725,000.
For 1960 net income was,
on
is engaged In research and development leading to
company
■
the
reduce
'
■':'yy y;yy_ ''yy'-y;;'?.:y:
by W. Cordes Snyder,
1961.
production
'>y; yyyy y;„''y'v,v /;;
743:
p.
Blaw-Knox
The
;
sales
at
was
company
/
•.
of
company
processor
payable April 27
22
ended
$244,500, will be used by'!
the company for its sales program, executive
salaries,
consultant fees, direct production costs, research and
development, capital improvements and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
195,
symbol
28,: 1962 offering circular, Arthur
J. Rosenwasser Co., *95 Broad
St., New York City, of¬
fered publicly 30,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $10 per share,.
.
7■ y r-
:
Net proceeds, estimated
'/.
,
the
to
four
dends
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Common —I———
—v.
Feb.
a
outstanding;,
/
: ;
from
company
$200,000
of,
quarters of 1961 on the 729,000 shares outstanding. This num¬
outstanding reflects the 20-for-l split that was announced
in
February of 1960.
In
figures just released, Bowman reported sales of $18,300,003 in
1961 compared with $17,976,000 in 1960. Since 1956, sales increases have
totaled almost 50%, Lyle Thoburn, company President, revealed. Earn¬
ings per share in 1961 were $1.31 compared with $1.51 for 1960. Divi¬
the
display, sale, of auto¬
stations and automotive
in concept,-that is, they
V'.;,; V;"V;..:?!''..V.-yU;'
CAPITALIZATION
Teaching Systems, Inc.—Common Offered
to
to the
follows;
as
ber of shares
to the oil company operating or licensing the store or station
the equipment, is to be used. The purchaser then arranges for
the resale to or lease of the equipment by its own distributors and/or
the company was listed
of
Ycrk
"
accruing
used
note
food,"
of
Directors
or
which
at
New
on
;
,
eom--
'.M",; .''V1'
,"//
iruit
"fast
dividend
mer- "
the
modular
are
SrSSy mSfSSy to'iwie
Vture'r
licensees.
1
-z
.
..
Stock
—
.
capital.
Bowman
/
"
Exchange—
*
individual
stations, r The
ctrvrino. aiiH
'"
''
.
.
convertible subordinated debenture; 2,500 shares, 6% convertible/
stock, $100 par value; and 190,003 shares of common stock.
;
cream,
raQlfs for Stormg^apd. displaying six to 20 tires,.and for the storage and
Corp.,
Cincinnati; First
Westchester Corp., New Rochelle, N. Y.; Marquette Capi¬
"
were
at
convertible into 50,000 shares of.
be
secured
marketed
are
would.b^rvegutyed for the sale and storage of the merchandise if display,
racks were not'jug^d.' The company alsoj manufactures portable display
fnv
Capital
•
March 9, 80,000./
$9.50 per share.
sold by the company
on
stock
common
,
display
of " the
6Ve''
flavorings,
10 square feet to 30 square feet
Capital.;Corp..v. Chicago;. Parker}; For^; Capital;, Corpjm
Co.,, Minneapolis.
J
offeredpublicly
are
will
manufacturer/:
display units vary in size
capacity each. They are of modern
design, contain large sign areas for advertising the products stored and
displayed .therein and have retractable or sliding doors for locking pur¬
poses.: The-cost of this" equipment is substantially less than would be
the cost of adding additional space to^the station building proper, as
processed
reported that $375,009 of this f.rm's note#
with warrants had been sold privately to the following.,
Small Business Investment Companies: Drug & Food
tal.
merchandise
supplies
n
40,000 shares
BUSINESS—The
all size of
Vv:
Valley
hold
said.
present
Division,
preferred
be easily combined in multiple or sets, thereby increasing the over- ,
the selling and storage facilities as the dealers' needs require.
modular design makes the product flexible and adaptable to all;
may
This
Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—On Mar. 7,"-
Ohio
is,
that
to
companies in
rubber
stores./These
distributor
was
Dallas;
built
are
mobile tires; batteries and'accessories at service
the year before.
companies
increase of about 4,000
an
"point of purchase'" displays,
containers
;
the
to
Luggage
'
its wholly-owned subsidiary, Centennial Insurance
Co., write vir¬
tually all types of insurance except life insurance.
'fi/'-'' ; '*-1 - / -V :
2 The consolidated surplus cn- a statutory basis on Dec. 31, 1961, was
$41,201,000. On Dec. 31, 1960, surplus amounted to $34,301,000. r .
' : i
i
: Net
premiuriis written totaled a record $52,829,000 in 1961 compared ■
to $46,516,000 the year before. Claims and claim
expenses were $26,-•,
133,000 claims In 1961,
—V.. 194, p.
and
total
shares
a
61/2%
-
the display itself. Thus, sales are made directly
from the display racks,
and goods are delivered immediately to the
buyer therefrom. The bulk of products manufactured by the company*
and
610,000
■
chahdise advertised by
of Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.'
up
so-c&lled
of
and";
adaed
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization as of Oct. 25, 1961, adjusted to
give effect to this offering, is: $650,000 6'%
secured note;
$500,000:
0^t of steGl 0r other-heavy duty metal, but the company has future
plans to manufacture certain of its products out of non-metallic substances,: such as plastic and wood.. '
'
';.
/
'. The equipment manufactured by the company consists in large part
Tuttle/ Chalrmani of the Board
President.
The Atlantic Comifanies, made
;
$14,471,000
surplus, -written premiums
levels,
according to
Daroff
Mr.
sum,
be
Baltimore
4.
p.
'
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
working
•
record
report released by Franklin - B.
Miles F.
and,
increased
1961' and
were
the
nion'^;:y";5';v!.;;.Tyv;(^
^he company consists of"the design, manufacture
of merchandising equipment for outdoor use by the oil, rubber and"
'"beviragey industries. Thus far, all- such; equipment has been fabricated
t
Chicago,
,
the
"stock, which
•
£ia£Uppt^riplarit "are lo,iate<1 in leased premises at 35 Roetzer St.,
Atlantic Companies—Assets Hit New High-
-
•
auto'f
;
by
110,000 shares of the company's common stocky or r.
approximately 58% of shares then outstanding, as well'
as 2,500 shares
(100%) of the 6% convertible preferred
,
195
'
,
cash
luggage will
of
own
and'
over
t
.
>
8^. over i960.—v.. 195, p. 519..
year
'
by Capitol Enterprises, Inc., a closed end in¬
vestment company which, prior to this offering, owned
all capital stock of Bowey's.
^
■*...//'
After the sale, Capitol Enterprises, will continue to
..
Offered—Via
or
195,
i
shares of this firm's
•
-
utioil oil. Feb. 3* 1960» Tlic piincipsl offico of tli6 company aild its
business.'* Retail
automobile
reporting
and 40,000
«
^
cornniirprt= *
IQfii
undisclosed
an
group
.
&
with* 380 j
i
-
for
business
basis.
-Bowey's, Inc.—Common Offered^—Cruttenden, Podesta,
that
.
1960.''// y##V#Vr#"7\yr ^/inventory ■ and- working capital, repayment of debt and
year's/end increased from
the purchase: of eQUipmenf.
/ 'S
■' i '
- *
volump
■
lor
was
manufactured
stated.—V.
Daroff
J
of
$16,803,699 and $4.44
its
30
/
Earhart
products
40,000
v
1/June
*
,»
the
•«.'
k
<.•
...
Manufacturing ,/Corp.—Common
Bison
;
'
July
Luggage Co. division of Botany Industries Inc., has
Earhart Luggage Co. business of Newark, N. J.,
Botany president, announced.
transaction
line*
amounted to ' $23,611,396.
This
m liou, we company reported in ;
AQc An«-!-• -Its "annual report-to shareholders.
Earnings"were 'repotted as $1,249,091'
i
ir'':c'01, 90- cents- a> -sharer.as compared with- earnings of $1,613,694 or $1.16 "
r
changed
company
to a
Amelia
The
.,
years of ;
company, noted
this six months
the
The
'
>
share
per
corporation in 1961
the
the
year
Baltimore
Michael Daroff,
net. earnings of
Earnings
.v^
/^r:. i.
i yi \
* ,■'/
Beryllium Gorp.-^*Sales« naniiiigs Jjuwu—
Earnings Down
.>
calendar
acquired
*■
>/March 2, 1962 offering circular; S: D.: Lunt
Co# Buf%;falb,^ N: Y,goffered publicly 25,000 shares of this firm's
■"
"
Dec.
earnings of 7)2d;per share for
"Sales; °f
_■
1,417 ooo 'WM;;
;ii_—$G.97i. V: \ $0.96
share—
per
'517!//:/'-?../*/
p.
•v
Consequently,
a
Acquisition—
'*"!?«Va-v' compared/with salds-"of $24,2bo,bW
f
'taxes_^i'_af2----. <" 2,600,000
b'oi'
share-—7"2i"' 2,:
taxes
irom
,
...
p'enod because- of change* apd/differences rin the fiscal
the
lor ' FederaL Income.
income
ended
Berkshire i'Distribptorsr and its
,
'"i'4nfi ono^i'
Net..Income, after/ Federal -taxes^iillii_1
Federal
,.
approximately 32c 6n the 180,000 shares
Although comparable ' six-month figures are
31,1961\Jari.:l, 1961#
Doc:
"
••
£.;?Per. sharev/.// 2.06
Provision
.....
were
'
$73,701,000 '$«8;302,ooo
before
stores.
year
,a" bilhe "scal year enaed 0,1 J"»" 3J' ,9,il-..
Net; Sales
Income
half
si^m°n.in$ enuca Jan. 31, lsoi.—y. 194, p. 1379.
Arvin Industries, Inc.-Annual
*« -V
the
,
h^lie pompahy has .'anjiounced sales of $1,320,519 and
-
recovlred'^t
p. 2218.
Fiscal Year Ended— -J'.
share-in
a
Berkshire Distributors, Inc.—Six Months'f Report—
.
processed or
processed or .recovered from the refuse.—Vv 194,
Net
cents
.
7
year's
...
.
operat fns of ^
-
46
or
' •
...
:
1
first fiscal half included a non-recurring i.
of
$73,867." Tnis year's first-half earnings, which were wholly
operations,
were -26%• above- the*. $540,726; net
income
from
...
4
Jan.-31,• 1961.
Earnings
per share.. Net proceeds will.be used
to construct its first plant, .repay debt,
company
$614,593
with
compared
ended
7, 1962, Globus, Inc., and Glass & Ross, Inc., New York
City, offered publicly, 200,000 shares of this firm's com¬
(1207)
7,
p.
The
First
National
'
the
common
on
"./•'.
4.
Caribbean Shoe
■
Listed
New Exchange
1962 the common stock of the company was listed
Exchange, New York City, under the symbol
Stock
stock
of
-
.
;
(
„
Corp.—Appointment—
City Bank has been
the corporation.—V.
appointed sole
195, p. 974.
registrar for
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1208)
its
outstanding 4%
100%. Payment will
at
'
Maine.
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Annual Report—
charge)
Net
of
to
21
of
for
cents
$17,011,604
1961
share
a
the
in
preceding
and
year.
v
the
on
of
number
same
194,
shares.—V.
United
..
In
the
Redempt'n
bonds,
I
due April
National Bank
the
of
shai;es .outstanding
706,582
$1.02
pany
Pipeline—Financing
in 1961
earlier
increased
1961,
31,
Dec.
on
reported a ;syrup
'
(E. I,)
in
673,800
from
.
the
1733.;,
p.
shares,
32,732
,
earning nine cents more per share,
previous year's 93 cents; The com¬
sales' gain of 10% for the year.—V.190,
bompared to
as
V /.
.
.
Nemours & Co., Inc.—Ann. Report'
duPont de
States.
Pipeline will be
order
to
.
accomplish'this,
about
$350,000,000'will
into
be'poured
economy.- The'money will be raised by private financing.
main line will be 1,600 miles long with another 1,000 miles
$2,19i':'million '"were".up. 2^'"over
"Sales of
;
American
throughout
general
4%
higher
while
the
the
index
and
1960
company's "product
company's
lines.
of
the
increase
was
Physical'volume
was*
1%
it with,'cities adjacent to its right • of -way. '-^Tor'the year/i» TT%' lower* than the peak'ih 1953, and at the'level
in .size from 36 to 22 -inches/,.V//'*. •< *
•••-,.of the."1947*49-r.aver.age.v>Vr-c
V'cr. V- ?,»</;'V • •
- v.
To
keep a yard-wide "column of gasoline, furnace oil, diesel. fuel ^//Profit:-margins of.du Pont,..as in industry generally,'':Mr. Greene- "
and
kerosene
moving
forward
at
about
four miles
per/hour, .the /;: walKsaid, "continued to ..be adversely affected by the. combined pres-system will have 20 pump stations.. Each of these stations will be
sures of .rising-costs-and. the intensely competitive economy."
i>•equipped with electronic control panels, ...automatic gauging systems,
//Total
company
earnings as previously announced were $8.88 per
and
electrically operated valving equipment,., in addition, to/the ..big
y share, vOf. which --$5.72v was. trom
du s .Pont sources, and $3.16 from
motors
and
pumps
needed to maintain flow. Altogether,
Colonial's
du Pont's investment: in" General .Motors Corp.,
compared with earnneeds add up -,to a SlOO.OOOfOOO4 'order "Tor * the "equipment industry/ "-ings* of $8.10, fbr;.I960, of wW'ch $5.57 was from ;du Pont and $2.53
Colonial Pipeline will require energy equivalent
to 1,366,000,000 kwh 4
from General: Motors./////;...''J.i-.//.'
of electricity yearly. *'•/Earnings
from du Pont sources before - taxes in 1961 were $516 >
The stockholders of Colonial Pipeline are:
American Oil Co.,<Cities
million, .equivalent to $11.22 a.share of common stock", compared with
selling
prices
off
was
spur lines to connect
Main line pipe will vary
corporation has called lor redemption on April 1, next, through :
operation of the sinking fund, $50,000 of its first mortgage bonds 5 V»%
at
of
to
1960
of
-
The
series
number
845.
products from
Colonial's
Central Louisiana Electric Co*, Inc.—Partial
into
194,. p.
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
.
/V*«; ' •;
.; ./V/ • • ••/,'/ -Increased sales,
which set a jiew Wgh. for the third successive year,.
a common carrier to haul refined petroleum .
accompanied by/continued costrediuction efforts," partially offset by
the Texas Gulf Coast throughout the south and east to
lo'wbj: seljjng prices,/enabled earrings from. du. Pont /operations to
Staten Island,
N. Y., in a quantity initially estimated at more tha,n ,'
moy^ .hpward lh /961, said Crawford H./Greenewalt," President; in his
600,000 barrels—better than 25,000,000 gallons per day.
//, /\///;',;.'anmial rep6rt' 'to . the nearly'227,QOb stockholders.' /./ '//..'
Colonial
-
2220.
p.
continued,
said.--V.
organized the Colonial Pipeline Co, In doing so, they launched the
single, privately financed, construction "project'in the history
the
of
-
share based on
a
1960,
of
largest
364,541
outstanding, against the 1960 loss amounting
equal to 46 cents
was
stock
common
quarter
Sheldon Coleman, President,
Representatives of nine oil companies met in Atlanta, Ga./on March 8
///;
compared
sales
on
income
shares
the-fourth
over
Colonial Pipeline Co.—Proposed
reported 1961 earnings of $167,227 after taxes on sales
with a net loss of $76,357
(before special
$17,275,925,
10%
'-
•'//■'/'//77-/:••<•."/
1
of
this year,"
January
Portland,
the First National Bank,
be made at
/./
The company
of
•
called for redemption on March 15, 1962, all of
first mortgage bonds, series B, due Sept. 1, 1962
has
company
Increase
Bonds—
Casco Bay Light & Power Co.—To Redeem
The
.
1, 1989 at 102.60%. Payment will be made
Commerce, New Orleans, La.—V. 195, p. 400.
'
.
Champion Papers Inc.—Additional
Financing Details j
—Our March 5, 1962 edition reported the' sale on March'
1, of 80,000 outstanding shares of this company's comstock at $36.50 per share, through an underwriting
headed by Goldman, Sachs & Co.; New York City.
Additional financing details follow:
mon
group
CAPITALIZATION
OF
AS
SEPT.
*
The
The
Authorized
3 V* %
debs,
3 Vs %
due
July
15,
1965
due
Juiy
15,
s.
f.
debs,
3%%- s.
f.
debs,
3.%%
debs,
Notes
payable
Mortgage
4\r2%
preferred
1,000,000
1,000,000
Charlotte
1965____
(no
(no
and
the
number
each
of
Sachs &
Co,
&
has
severally
stock
common
Co._
set
agreed
E.
Mutton
F.
W.
<fe
Hutton
E.
Lehman
—V.
below:
name
Webber, Jackson
&
7,000
7,000
.
&
7,500
!__
Co..
net
income
1961, Jerome A. Straka,
and
in
manufacturer
preliminary
a
27%
7,000
tively.
Based
share
—V.
&
520.
p.
the
net
sales
fiscal
Sales
of
Consolidated-Natural
$2.85
ended
year
Dec.
were
announced
41%
and net profits up
$70,177,459 and $4,517,305 respec¬
profits of
shares
compared
with
up
outstanding
$1.52
in
the year
1961,
before,
earnings
he
added.
First
National Ctiy Bank. New York City, has been
appointed
paying agent and registrar for an issue of the company's
equipment trust No. 1 of 1962, 4%% equipment trust, certificates, due
semi-annually 011 March 1 and Sept. 1, beginning Sept. 1, 1962 and
ending
March
011
1,
1977.—V.
195,
863.
p.
'
that
1
sales in
on
represent
by
p.-oparty.
of
saie
negotiation
its
the
future,
ofv
Sales
-
to
..v...
,
1
New
Subsidiary— :;4-
t
company
manufacture
the
.sale
and
the
of
infra-red
burners and
gas
igniters
,
r
.
The
.
;
.,
.
in. an^,irifra-red .bHrner^ doeS;riot
gas
&
-.
,,
,
burri. in
**-»
»
corn-
.
co
with the cities.
with
contracts
The ^company^s subsidiary
the
cities
served
of
as
in
Jan/31
Ohio
has
prestoRay
.
and,
1962,
fiel/,
new
/
i
.
Intra_re^
of
Electric
Co
heating and process
Autolite
heat
^
enters
T"
and
continued
costs
to
increase
975.
p
*'"
'' *
'v31-
Year ended uec.
Dec.
outstanding
" ' * "v
"
* *
/-..v:-/,',./-----. "
.
''
.
..
1961
.:
1960
.
$7,544,277,
1
^--1-7
■
^*7"*
-
allshares
in
expanding
195,
/
...
-
.
recession,
fast
a
aPpiications.-V.
.
v
Gross Sales
the;decrease rln ,1961; earnings-were -cited.
Sales , Net Income*
—Windustrial, custoipers: Sid rid^r^dve^s'Tapidly as
^pep'ted/-/..■Earnings'/'per.^hare
business
flame;
a
...
and
the
of
n:
either up or
to
the
Co.—Forms
■
infra-red
to
collected^ oninadequate" Rnf.psour gas sales, in.
be wholly
to
Other, causes/for
after
n_-,
Infra-red will be* devoted to research arid development
applications
and
volume production
of
infra-red
gas
'■burners and igniters,
\ -''v';:
Mr.
Davies, who will be President of the subsidiary, has named ;
Ernst R. Koppel as Vice President and General Manager.
According to Mr. Koppel, Electric Autolite' has purchased all rights
down, • if and when the cost.-of. pipe Tine: gas,
goes up or down.
An application, for 'the proposed rate, increase -has,/
also been filed with.*thfe Ohio.UUlities Copimisslon.
I
1
volumes
Autolite
stock,
twonfor-one
a
.
,
Cleveland
half
reflecting
864.
195, p.
as
developed , over a number .of years by Rite-Way Fabricating Co.,
including -their adaptation in various fields. Currently jElectric Auto¬
Chairman of
the
Board,
states in the annual *"
lite
is - completing
the developmentand design of the burners and"
earnings were .*
particularly• V disappointing. He says:
■
J?:j>dgUUClO
UUUVHVU
1U
I/iac, Ileal
igniters and plans...to. enter, production in the near 1UUU1.C,
future.
;V:
f
1961
,
capitalization,
present
1962.—V.
.
year.
^basiCv problem is« ^at the
in 1960 and 1961 have proved
Ohio
10,132,599
4,831,531
$1.71
,
I960.
Comerford,
,
yOur
uie
...,11,078,743
5,202,185
$1.83
,—
—-
share
common
"PrestoRay
for 1961 of $25,817,000
$28,820,000 or $3.19 a share
were
on
$85,159,895
has established
a
new
subsidiary,
the PrestoRay
Infra-red Co., according to Robert H. Davies, President. "This sub-:
sidiary represents entrance of Electric Autolite into an entirely new
field and is a continuation of the company's diversification program,"
Mr. Davies said.
'
:
/-j;''
-of
reports- earnings
snare
a
-taxes____-:H--.~--.--
,
I960 ,:
$87,463,942
.
i_v—
per
on
Electric
Co.—Annual,Report*^
earnings
lac
Based
The
..
has proposed increased rates lor a new contract period, ' The proposal-:
includes a purchased .gas adjustment clause -that will ^adjust'-rates iiL
trustee,
♦
split Jan. 3,
572.6 million MCF in 1961,. an increase- of/
Gas sales revenues were $367,582,000, or 4%
*'•
'
' ''
the prior
James
report
7rjr
Gas
1960
of
amounted
gas
over
cancelled
.
profit
a
higher than
31,
major international marketer
In
share.
a
income
income
%
1961
/
-
1959.
*
of
"
'
Consolidated Natural Gas
2 %
$99,001,369
toiletries,
high
Report—
31—r
Dec.
before
'■Net
to
approximately $1,139,769 or $1.32 per share, which is
only to the year 1959 when earnings totaled $1,341,116.—V. 191;*
iOO.
natural
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Appointment—
The
all-tune
an
7,000
Co.
proprietaries and
average
$1.90,
were
195,
and
the
for
President of this
statement.
on
consolidated
$5,749,029
cosmetics,
sales
1960
over
per
of
reached
7,000
Wertheiin
record
of
1961
Ended
1960,
v.'
' v.' -".V
V
1096.
p.
Net- Income—.:
amounted
p.
or
reported
company
record
Profit
Despite the extremely competitive price conditions -existing throughout ;
the past year, and after absorbing the. cost of moving the Industrial
Rubber Products Division to its
new
location, net income for 1961
3,000
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.—Sales, Net Set Records—
The
•
$40,990,181 as compared to sales for the year of 1960 of $36,021,094, an increase of 13%%.
including
and
Year
•
for
sales
stock;- compared with $6.75 paid in
surpassing the $7 paid in both 1955 and
common
by
inofi
r>
195,
of
high
new
1 QH
Net. sales
Atlanta.
in
are
_
Pressprich & Co.
Shearson, Hammlll & Co.
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.__
3,000
1095.
p.
Pipeline
a
Ekco Products Co.~*Annual
/
''
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.—Sales Up 13%—.
Net
second
R..; W.
Curtis
7,000
Inc.
Co.
Brothers
195,
Paine,
3,000
Hornblower & Weeks
to
purchase,
to
its
opposite
in
Shares
21,500
________
the headquarters Of Colonial
share
a
\T
y
a share/ in* 1960s After; taxes they1;
million-compared with $255 million in 1960. Dividends of
$263
-V.
1963.
Presently
5,980,605 shs.
Shares
Goldman,
Goodbody
Ala.:
and Greensboro; NV C.;; Danville
fall of
set
"
150,000 shs.
par)
underwriters
shares
"
the
par)__—8,000,000 shs.
the
of
of
"
2,587,867
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
the underwriting
agreement,
the selling stockholders have agreed
sell
be along the' Gulf Coast from
then
northeastward
through
Atlanta, Ga.: Spartanburg, S. C.;
and
3,000,000
100,000 shs.
stock,
will
La.;
Birmingham,
milHdn;*^d^Yaierrt; to' $10:81;
$7.50
,
20,032,400
3,000,000
'84
15,
series
$4.50
Common
Miss.;
line
the
*
2,587,867
3,680,000
19,258,000
__
slock
of
Rouge,
',1
■
20,032,400
3,680,000
20,000.000
_
due Jan.
Gulf Gil "Corp.f:pliillipi& Petroleum *' $496
Line Co., Socony Mobil Oil Co., '
were
Pipe
and; Richmond; Va.; Washlngton, D. C.5 Baltimore, Md/ Wilmington, Dei,; thiladelphi'a, Pa.*
Linden, N. J.; and Staten Island, N.
.VV/y
; Construction will start this summer -with completion ^ scheduled - for
1, 1972
etc
debs,
sub.
Meridian,
Sinclair
"
route
Baton
to
$5,486,000
1981__~
15,
general
Co.,
Inc.
Texaco
Houston
$6,400,000
banks_____.
to
notes,
conv.
Cumul.
due June
July
due
Outstanding
Oil
Pure
and
Oil' Co.;
Continental
SerVifce. Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
1961
30,
.
•
V
$6,549,547'
25.6,577
217,449
r
31d
\Tter-: - 25p
749,495
3ist-i—.s
Dec.
744,863
Chicago & North Western Ry.—- Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates
Offered
associates
issue of
an
rival
Brothers
bid
on
and
March
7
bid of 99.172 for the 5% coupon.
a
99.3053
of
for
5%%
a
coupon
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
The
Hutzler
&
$1,200,000 of this road's 5% equipment trust
certificates of 1.962
A
Salomon
—
awarded at competitive sale on
were
certificates
/-K
reoffered
were
entered
was
./
.
for
public sale on
8 at prices to yield from 4%
for the April 1,
maturity to 5% for the maturities running from
April 1, 1967 to April 1, 1977.
March
■approved.
'■ c
: •• ;■*v:
'
-.Plant construction expenditures of
$69>600,000
to
The
certificates
rated Baa by Moody's and A by
They are secured by new equipment
$1,510,884 and will mature in 15 annual
are
estimated to cost
instalments of $80,000 on each April 1 from 1963 to 1977,
inclusive.—V. 195, p. 863.
.
ton
The
company
operation
ferred
be
of
the
stock
made
at
at
Va.—V.
_
..
,
has called for
sinking fund,
$100
share,
per
the State
redemption
plus
Planters Bank
April 1, next, through
5% cumulative pre¬
on
shares
205
of
its
accrued
of
-Partial Red.
<fe
Payment will
Trusts, Richmond,
of
Cincinnati,
of
1961,
the
Ohio,
in
its
$295,583, equal to 40 cents
outstanding.
share
per
of
the
V.
194,
Comparable
of
to
pared
net
sales
corporation
after
per
1960
stock.
common
1960
has
income
sales
in
19%
U.
were
the
sales
a
Income
S.
shares
of
share.
Net proceeds, estimated
f
by the
this
firm's
May
on
started
York
27th,
business
Par
no
business—The company,
cut
1935,
stock
common
32
or
stock
Lee
Talley,
President
the company
and
reached
in
1933.
City.
Its
succeeded
head
to
a
office, is
partnership which
1790
at
Chairman
Mass.
opening
by
branch
New
company's
net
of
5%.—
office
an
in
only
the
office
one
which
New
in
Net
for
V.
sales
in
1961
were
$536,548,712
as
in
1961,
compared
profit
for
cents
a
same
the
quarter ol"
other
devoted
figures
Tenco
1960
for
The
for
of
1961
totaled
—V.
to
Haven,
York
for
the
income
fourth
board
stockholders
voted
of
include
quarter
of
1961
dividend
a
record
operations
at
of
the
60
close
full
was
$501,986,613
protecting
Conn.,
City.
The
Rochester,
its customers, agajnsi
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
of
of
year
share
a
or
for
and
reserves
56
the
company
Charles
E.
1961
Thwaite, Jr.
Coleman
This
Wichita,
manufacturer,
good
42
Kan.
heating,
reported
prospects
Net
stock
was
for
marked
further
in
1961
sales
of
$38,564,839.
cents
"The
a
share
on
of
Director.—V.
In
in
Minute
Maid
$51,251,000
was
theft -from
their
FRESENT
sales
or
in
April 2
Lerner
third
and
$1.01
Vice-Presidents
p.
.
of
share
were
2656.
this
of
resulting in
_
*
Vales
v
a
chemical
in
N.
purchasp
J.,
mail
a
parts.
of
entire
the
order
v
be
to
by
wholly-owned
a
dealing
the
Mail
194,.. p. 2767.
5 "
:
\
.
*
absorbed
Corp.,
Order
...
Division
subsidiary
-y
of
assets
business
v
made for cash..
was
are
-u
made
em-^
own
of
of
the
Energy
rv
•
o
combined
/-n_;
n
,
•;
•
...
,
:a
offering of $800,000
,
Equitable Credit
the
most
F.
$20,513.88
dividend
earnings
?
In
chase
*Y
volume reached record.
,
T-.
_
J
product
lines"
year,
-
"severe
and
because of
competition
in
"-f
'
working
the
>
.-or';
$4.02 a share.
/...
; • , :
/;
an all-time high, of
$148,993,679, two and a half million
than the previous high established in I960,—V.
J95, p. .637-.
..
.
...
..
.
more
Acceptance'Con>. —Notes
R
it-
1QR9
r
'
j
^euara^teed s^or
llriTl
firn S
of
its
Sold
+v,*,+
at
ooKnnn
£
*.u*
be -used
-
a
conversion
Feb. :.i;
The
;
a
price
1967.,
debentures
nnn
guaranteed senior subordinated notes due Feb. 1,
$1,000,000 of its guaranteed junior subordi¬
■
*
1
the
'
company
1
for
.
'
.
additional
loans.
bank
of $3
until
per
share until Feb.
Feb." 1/ 1972;
for
are
/.
'
subordinated
borrowed
money
and
1, 1967; $5 per share
$7.50 per share from
.
to all the company's present in¬
other, than indebtedness ranking on
$2,300,000 on Jan. 31,
.
with the debentures which amounted to
parity
1962; and
•.
?'lQ72 tt fi/
1, 1972, $1,650,0.00,.,
by
short-term
retire
will
also be subordinated to certain
future indebtedness.
' BUSINESS—The company of 074 North Brood
and
its
subsidiaries
insurance
are
engaged in
businesses.-—V.
194,
various
>
Street. Philadelphia
phases of
the lending
and
1945.
p.
and
notes
will
to
_-FpU/l/ 1972. to Feb. 1, 1977...
Privately —On
<to
tiue
guaranteed senior notes due Fph
notes
r eb,
and
; CONVERTIBLE—The'securities
comprising the units
wijl be separately transferable. The debentures are convertible, except
as
provided'in the" case of redemption, into shares of common stock
debtedness
due
Feb.
1, 1974, had been placed privately
through Kidder,; Peabody,, & Go./Ine.,- New York Gity./?:
Dr. Pepper Cq.-^-Earnings—
k
//
Wesby R. Parker, President .has reported
or
in
an
capital
/DEBENTURES
; Ire ill
•
Sales reached
dollars
additional
PROCEEDS—-Proceeds
"price
earnings were $10,673,485, equivalent to $3.16 a share.'
shares outstanding at vear end after deducting the
requirement on preferred shares. In 1960, comparable
were
an
,
_..
Evans," Chairman..and President .reported
record
addition, Paul C; Kimball & Co. has
a right to pur¬
$200,0007:of debentures and 10,000
shares of common stock, which, if purchased by him;
will be-re-offered to'the public on the same terms as
tlie public offering/.; >"7 S 7 / / %
!-*/. 7
240,000 .shs,/
1961
3.033,191
were offered
in units; each consisting of $500
principal amount of debentures and 25 shares of com¬
mon stock, at $550 per unit, plus accrued interest.
V
;
Outstanding
industry.";
Diamond's
year.
....
1961,
_
fcl..
Earnings, however, declined from I960,
common
$305,233
tn
:
nated
earnings
a
"•/
consecutive, year/company
Dn.nnnn J
Raymond
1961,
Dixie
194,
Co., ,Rah-wayj
Electronics
-i
to
and outing products
earnings in 1961 and
earnings
upturn in saies for the fourth quarter
now
FINANCING
500,000 shs; 7
y
^.1
16.
Up Sharply—
1960,
$38,040,017.
purchase
The; assets
>
$20,513.88
par)
633//":/
1974,
conditioning
$663,280
were
sales
air
a
improvement
growth
earnings
on
elected
Co., Inc.—Earnings
elected
(no
1 nrM
in
annual
the
March
were
p.
In
Mor/h
and Sam N. Gardner
Tube
component
N.
Diamond Alkali Co.—Sales
Higher,-Net Down—^
all
Management ChangesThomas C. Law. Jr.
and
stock
For the
For
on
$10,269,000.
a
share, payable
business
indebtedness
weaknesses
cents
of
The
Dan
<
_
the
company.
taxes for the
in
Quality
electronic
'hp
securities
194,
levels
$7,673,939
$6,832,301 or 50 cents
provision for income taxes,
years
of
in
was -located
-'i'-v■'//'
ndunced
a'
nn
CAPITALIZATION
*
rolo
with
with
after
both
Divisions
Provision
and
compared
as
quarter
High
Division
as
charges.
The
and
share
fourth
share
a
1960.
Net
New
,
New
'/■77.:,
'!"%...
corporation has
The
company
established an - office
into Boston)
and in 1940 it-ex¬
transferred
*.*,i V
ap
S?iBatfnMaferfinCv.y
the States Of ;•, «-n*Equitablfc Credit & Discount Co.—Units Offered—
New York,;.//
Connecticut and Massachusetts.
•
/•
•• •
is. .«*•-'
A
company is engaged in a service business, the bulk • of which is w*"ul U. Kimball & Co.,.^Chicago, ..headed a
group which
Common
high
profit for 1961 was $42,487,358 or $3.08
$39,341,319 or $2.87 a share for 1960.
with
,
Energy Components Corp.—Acquisition—
;•
*.
(since
offices
Jersey,
The
Board, announced follow¬
ing a meeting of the company's board of directors. Afler provision for income taxes, reserves
and all other ^charges, the
compared
'
^
com¬
the
of
v
after provision, for
federal income taxes, amounted to $126,524, equal
'to six c6nts-per share on the same number of shares.-—V. 195, p. 521.
had
Broadway,
•
Initially the company had
Haven, Conn. In
1939
Sundry
all-time
an
195,.
v
income
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
profits for
'
...
Sion for Federal income taxes", and $679,507 after provision for Federal:
hicome- taxes,%eqnal to; 30 Centsv,per -share on :the ,2,278,405 shares,
0 ^
ng a-"°
^
"'t: For the, like period- ended Jan.- 28, 1961, consolidated net earnings,,
'iM' ^ P
W'
Authorized
and
.corporation.-—V;
cents
llet
increase
%7
■
■
ncf *J
0^
at
;
incorporated in the state of Connecti-.
was
having
New
!
Coca-Cola
Sales
6,'"
at $251,000./ will".be used
for the opening Of additional regioiial
!:V.;:
!-.v'!'!■'/:?
T:
company
offices.
Tax
of
$10,133,374,
1961
31,
845.
p.
March
1962, Theodore Arrin & Co., Inc., and Norman;4Wolf
CO;, Inc., New York; City, offered publicly/ 100,000
opera¬
Dec.
shares
$248,773.
was
1961
the
ended
731,496
Thus,
on
that
year
for
the
on
$9,665,227.
increased
the
provision
share
net
Net
of
for
uucuir^.:^■>•./ '//jj..,/*./
The corporation and. subsidiaries- report consolidated -net earnings.
foi* the i3-week period ended Feb! 3, i962 of' $1,424",566/ before provi-
-;;
On
—i
Y... Newark,
Components.—V.
N. J. and Boston, Mass. In connection with its
activities, the company'
'
-
announced
subsidiaries
income
net
a
corporation
and
company
resulted
Earnings-—/.-'v,
1095.
p.
-"'iv ill.i
Dale system, Ine. —^ Common Oirered
Worcester,
Clopay Corp.—Earnings Up 19%—
This
«i)cv«y»vuu» .V"1
efficiency
depths than present' producing sands.—V. 195,
has
tions
,■■'
EwicrsOll RridlO; & PhqnogT.aph. L-Orp.——First Quarter
dividends.
Commerce
1116.
p.
»/*' v:
*»-•
(1961. was $50,500,000) - : / The Chase Mhnha"ttari;Ba'ri'k: has'.be^ appointed co-transfer agent
in-lParkets -and^-'^and the First- National City Bank oLNew'York/ registrar-for thfe 6%
growth
activities
panded
193,
continuing
of operations. -Tire 1962 program providesrfor a •/cumulative ^convecptlble."preferred • Stock...of-1: the
increase, in expenditures for ;,gas exploration .and. develop-;
p.
1096. *. .*/ "
;
%*
* '"'
in the Appalachian' area.; The report notes that' many
f
of the country's major oil and gas-producers have renewed their
Appa-*
•* „
•-*-/
n,
,
lachian exploration efforts in-an
attempt Id find gas aird: oil*'dt »greater'
i-
^
orge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.
improve
1962., to serve.the
for
substantial
ment
1963
Standard & Poor's.
planned
are
1961
reached
over
the
$722,525
previous, year.-He
&6
compared
to
•.
7,
a
'
15%
said; net
$826,531: lit
*
'
-
The
after
taxes
Avenue
Cards,
tails—Our. "March
Inc.—-Additional
Financing
De¬
issue reported the sale on
March :l of 415,000 shares of this4irm;s class A capital
stock at $4 per share. Additional financing details follow:
j
increase in earnings
earnings
1960.
-'Fifth
.
5/ 1962
UNDERWRITERS—The
."-and "hot-" jointly-agreed,
company's v"-- 'in'the uiKierwritirig
-
underwrites
sugject'to
nawerl
the'terms
below,
have
and conditions
severally
set
forth
agf-e^merit wfvh-the douqiahy, to purchase from the
Volume
195
below:
\
Hardy &
■'
'
Doolittle
45,000
7,500
&
Filor, Bullard & Smyth____
30,000
Mackay
Rittmaster, Voisin &
Kleiner, Bell & Co.__
10.000
—V.
195,
Filon
Weld
Offered—White,
the
agricultural applications,specifed by architects,
contractors/and are used
and by manufacturers of various
or
and
market
the
material
U.
S.
dealers
REVENUES—On
months
Brazil,
and
Europe,V Japan
Western
"V
3i, 1961
Dec.
$1,309,449 and
were
Sept. 30,
share.
.
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
\
,
stock
Common
'*
'
UNDERWRITERS
underwrtiers
The
—
have
below
named
Bache
Inc
William
&
Boettcher & Co.—
Collins
Julien
The
—
Drexel &;
Co
&
&
1,000
—
Sullivan—-i
&
V
Brothers——
Lehman
i
Ohio Co.
Pacific
Northwest Co
W.
R.
& Co..,
.j—
—
——
Agnew & Co
Frank,
Stern,
Sutro
Co.
&
Meyer
Y
Of
Co.,
&
Inc
-,.Y
■•
.
UNDERWRITERS
underwriters
________
:
Walter &
Hurry,
Blanchett,
Hinton,
Jones &
Inc.
have
Inc.
Sullivan
Bosworth,
Co.,
&
Cruttenden, Podesta
&
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Dominick & Dominick
Ferris
&
P.
Wm.
Glenn
E.
F. Hutton
Kidder,
Co
Co.
&
Lester,
Ryons &
Co
Irving
Lundborg
&
McDonald
3,574
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton—Y~_
Martin
Nelson &
Ohio
The
•
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Schwabacher &
Smithers
S.
F.
&
Sutro
Walker
H.
G.
Walston
&
& Co.
Inc
Inc
&
:
Co.—Ford
Foundation
Foundation
Ford
Plans
announced
discussions
with the company
of 2,250,000 shares of the
that
and
offering
Foundation's
precede
the
stockhoders
annual
effective
The
fifth
the
31,
were
June
2-for-l
Ford
a
New
to
Net
by
the
sales
1960.
sold
it
has
Ford
24,
Jan.
meeting
If
to
proposed
Motor
10
and
be
stock.
will
held
the
approved,
for
1961,
The
first
January
on
proceeds
of
foregoing earnings
of
194,
andr
Chemetals
955.
p.
which
include
This
sales
:
..
Foods
&
shares
1961,
the
and
had
a
as
fv
;
,
nation's
major
They
nine
year-end
year-end
industries.
values
value
were
of
more
investments
the
of
total
25.4%
or
Company,
70%
of
M.
the
total,
46.5%
at
value
a
outstanding;
the
of
or
of
shares
2,310,000
664,640
and
the
of
end
Hanna's
A.
;
4,000,000
are
total.
1961
total
To¬
of
more
value.
asset
V':'. -,;"V'.V
.
Corp.—Merger Effective—
Industries, Inc.,
this issue. —V.
;
195,
969.
p.
adjust¬
its imilitary
the
Net
:
1961
:v---
'■■■■•■!■■■-
year totaled $89,276,000 compared with $51,101,000
amounted to $1,795,000 or 85 cents a share com¬
income
34 cents
or
share
a
on
adjusted basis for 1960.
an
The company's backlog on Dec. 31, 1961 was at its highest level in
history at over $93,000,000 compared with $39,000,000 on Dec. 31, 1960.
Paul; Hardeman,
chairman
and
president,
predicted
a
growth
in
of
10%
all
to
15%
in
Hardeman,
Paul
at
and
at
a
Inc.
is
Atlas
Air
Titan
F,
1962
in
Titan
II
and
I
'
1961.
over
engaged
construction
at
programs
/•
site
and
19
V
activiation
United
separate
Force
(USAF) missile bases in this country in addition to
for the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA)
Arguello, Calif, and the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)
Point
than
in
backlog
at
with
the
end
center
to
addition
at
the
Mercury,
Atlas
Nev.
,
F, Titan I and Titan II,
the
firm
has
been
participant in designing and construction facilities for the Vanguard,
Minuteman missiles.—V. 194, p. 2768.
a
offset
Thor and
1960.
compared
test
nuclear
mailed
$60,508,356
more
in
order
of:-$6,500;000
in
volume
with
$721,238
missile, engineering and space construction sub¬
Corp. has reported record sales and
American
1961.
pared with $708,000
217.
p.
Calif,
Universal
for
1960.
States
half
second
Hardeman, Inc.—Sales—Earnings Soar—
of
Sales
for
for
Howard Johnson
1
Co.—Annual Report—
f
'
Ended
Year
$1,500,000
Dec.
1961
31—
Total
1960
to
acquire
Meriden,
of
Conn.,
Barth
makers
closely
related
to
its
basic
activities.
medical
instruments
195,
in
which
timing
Federal
Net
per
Shares
(com.
—V.
high
of
subsidiaries for the
year
from
up
ended Dec. 31,
$13,239,686
ip the
the
1961, after all charges and taxes, set a
compared with $504,036 in the preceding year.
year
included
higher
operating
$62,518,783,
operating
to
comparison
Dec.
is
up
were
the
$60,677,064
announced
by
operations.
from
earnings
$2.20
earnings
1961
total
the
pre¬
exclusive
of special income and
compared to $2.05 a share in
864,451
shares of capital stock
per
share,
based
on
31.—V.
194,
1158.
p.
&
Feb.
8,213,015
4,120,000
;
—
7,383,548
3,655,539
4,093,015
3,728,009
1_'_.
taken
B)
com.
the
the
28,
shares
as
$1.86
$1.69
class—
one
2,200,000
2,200,000
W.
merged
company
for
each
share
of
P.
Fuller
Effective—
Co.,
&
and
Fuller
exchange
5
Hunt
Plywood Corp., a 73% owned subsidiary, by exchange
according to a formula which considers the market price
securities in
for
the
its portfolio
fifteen .trading
and the market price of Hunt common
days preceding the effective date.
mergers were
approved by the stockholders
companies on Feb. 23 and by the SEC on Mar. 6.
The
mark,
by
March
on
Harbor
stock
stock
96,798,955
2225.
the
of
based
including
enlarged company
fiscal
on
are
results.
1961
of
respective
the
expected to pass the $400 million
Sales and other income of Hunt,
its
Harbor subsidiary, amounted to $328,747,000 for fiscal
Fuller reported sales and other income of $76,742,000 for
its 1961 fiscal year, for a pro forma combined total of $405,489,000.
—v. 195, p. 977.
1961,
and
.
.
,
Hygrade Packaging Corp.—Stock Split Approved—
On
28
Feb.
stockholders
their
approval
class
A
and
of
B
a
move
shares
this
of
Ozone
Park,
N.
Y.,
company
voted
spilt 2-for-l the company's outstanding
qualify for early listing on the American
to
to
Exchange.
v;;
./
the Travelers Hotel
President Harold A.
is nearing conclusion
of an
important corporate acquisition that will add in excess of $2
million to the company's sales in the next fisaal year.
He also an¬
nounced to stockholders a move to diversify the company's industrial
packaging business by introducing a consumer product line.—V. 195,
Addressing
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
taxes__„_.
share.
p.
0.525
of
Sales, Earnings
Federal
taxes
Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.—Mergers
On
Sales
$14,502,440,
at
194,
merged
865.
p.
before
income
income_____
Earned
Barth
devices
102,381,619
income
Net
arrangements
Company,
period.
and
and
in
times; their $60 million cost,
Co.,
almost
or
3,087,440
paid
representing
holdings
26.4%
or
October.
concentrated.
among
highly
markets,
principal
Coal
the
were
:
.
12,349,760
in
;
are
stocks
Mining
split
vital programs
compared
of
in.a preliminary report on
were
investment
the
on
stock
on
position
almost eight
Corp.,
share
holdings
12
share
per
4-for-l
$12,349,760
unique
The
Hanna
Stanton,
earnings
sold.
year. The 1960 earnings were equiva¬
per share based on
the assumption that there were
outstanding that year.—V. 194, pp. 742 and 1614.
on
closed-end
before,;
quoted
three
2768.
$1.05
per
of
three holdings had
p.
Hunt
sidiary
per
of
Ford
Motor ^.Co.
public offerings.
when buyers 'quickly
The
Lead
be
offering
split
The
voted
on
a
La
Gottlieb
informed
Guardia
p. -865.
stockholders at
meeting of
special
opposite
Airport
in
Queens,
that
stockholders
Hygrade
the company
.
•
^
of
$657,900,000.
of
Ford
10.200.000
Motor
shares
Subsequent
j
,
—
-
"•
Stock
Listed
New
on
the
National
the
1962
Stock
the common stock of
Exchange,
New
York
the
City,
company
under
listed
symbol
was
the
would
pany
become
stock
latest
for
product
through
gifts
offering
was
purchase
stock
at
by
$64.50
offerings
the
were
of
for
gross
2,000,000
additional
development, repayment
of
Puerto
Rico
of
equipment,
loans,,
on
the
and
work¬
Commonwealth
by Messrs. Anthony
W. Balder and Alvaro Gonzolaz for the purpose of con¬
ducting a manufacturing business in Puerto Rico. Since December, 1960,
the company has been engaged in the business of manufacturing has¬
socks, bench seats and leg rests and selling them to retail dealers in
Puerto Rico.
More recently sales have been made to independent and
chain stores in New York, Maryland, Ohio and in the New England
states. The company's principal office and plant are located at Guayanilla, Puerto Rico.
«
Amato, Edwin
.
GIVING
EFFECT
TQ
PRESENT
Authorized
Common (par 10 cents).,
—V. 194, p. 2531.
150,000 shs,
'
FINANCING
Outstanding
62,100shs.
firm
Jersey
for
contracted
has
the
purchase
of
Gases,
will
acquisition
to
program
and
gases
p.
the
be
meet
major
first
the
fast
growing
welding
oxy-acetylene
1207.
The
the
expansion
Industrial
equipment.—V.
187,
step in the company's
demands of users of
and
cutting
./
Korvette, Inc.—Six Months' Net Up—
(E. J.)
company
first
half
of
again
the
achieved
current
in sales and earnings for
William Willensky, President,
highs
new
fiscal
year,
announced.
For
company
was
incorporated in
Oct. 27, 1960. It was organized
New
New Jersey and Morrisville, Pennsylvania operations of
Inc., a Detroit, Michigan Corporation, one of the large
independent manufacturers of facetylene gas in the East.
Victor C.
Giaimo, counsel for Koeller Air Products, Inc.
announced that the
com¬
new
Clifton,
Inc.—Acquisition—
Newark,
Wall
•
BUSINESS—The
Foundation
each,
of
ing capital.
and
made
the
Air Products,
Koeller
This
March 7,
CAPITALIZATION
offering
was
Inc.
v
proceeds, estimated at $135,500, will be used by the
by
simultaneously with
split
the
public
Mines
i
Guayaco Corp.—Common Offered—Via a Feb. 16, 1962
offering circular,
I.R.E. Investors
Corp.,
Levittown,
N. Y., offered publicly, 36,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock at $5 per share.
The stock was all sold. Net
has
1956
See
com¬
GOL.
547,000.
in
share,
a
said.
through
by
194,
Exchange—
initiated
subscribed for 2,750,000 shares
Foundation at $80.50 a share.
That offering carried
a
tdtal price of $221,375,000 and,
after underwriting discounts and
other expenses,
net proceeds to the Foundation totaled about $213,27,
offered
stock
shares
1961.
the
long-term
are
or
million,
(Paul)
a special income
credit of $46,140.
earnings were equivalent to $1.43 per share based on
of common stock, the weighted average of the number
amounted
The
with
to
after
Its
Harbor Plywood
,
cents
year,
The
$373
outstanding during the
86
^outstanding
late Henry Ford and his son the late Edsel Ford.
1956, when its first block of Ford stock was sold,
disposed of 18,704,585 shares, of which 16,950,000
January,
The
shares
the
completed
are
$850,135
shares
charges
Stock
underwriters
the
split of Ford
directors
special
May
46.348,620. shares
Foundation
these
oper¬
^' -.y.-f
new
for
shares
shares
vious
proposed sale of 2,250,000 Ford shares would be the Foundation's
offering erf Ford stock since 1956.
The Foundation ac¬
bequests
that
has
income
net
1961
Increased
public
quired
Since
by
at
meeting
May
and
Foundation's
indicates
announcement
planned
a
recommended
was
Ford
shares
4.—V.
nation's largest
year
a
Consolidation
than
net
a
at
Globe-Union
at
The
would
gether,
Stock
Motor
000,000
in
loss
net
a
factor.—V.
Globe-Union
holdings ox
common
stock.
The offering,
which would exceed $220,current market prices, is expected to be made in the latter
part of April.
YY
'YY'
' Y' ~Y
":;V
Ford
1961.
$65,599,666
;
the
7,
3.2367
April
five
preferred
5
months
net
Effective
March
On
sales
highest sales in its history
according to the annual report
the company and
income
record
of
1,854
capital
of
•
Motor
preliminary
net
Inc., this issue.—V. 195,
$1,008,595
electronic
and
12
1961
Offering—
public
to
excess
which
Golconda
Ford
of
the
the
cost.
Steel
of
meteoroligical weather sounding receptors, servo-mecha¬
equipment.
It has also researched and developed
reached
lent
1,235
7,146
-
31,
$4.41
was
these
of
million,
shaves
of
occupies
company's
—V.
that
the
1961,
&
sales of
583,272
1,441
4,765
Co
the
basis
Chemetals
,,
.
of
sales
The
803
.•>
of
each
of
the
on
expire
Dec.
on
Dividends
stocks
12
shares
in the
1961 and $5,630,247 for 1960.—V. 194, p. 1507.
1097.
195, p.
21,
3,673,234
on
with
in
important
596,258
1,441
5,559
—
for
amounted
companies.
National
In
of
Hanna
excess
The
were
Dec.
on
reported
line
Net
1,441
5,559
holders
5,
share
will
outstanding
income
addition,
in
of
5%—t
reported
A.
than $473
related
The
1,441
3,097
^
in
8.4%
was
fields
new
618
5,559
—i
Co
—-—
Co.,
Witter
Dean
—V.
Co
&
Co.—
1961,
1,235
5,559
———.
but
"
to $9,269,220
only
are
639.
803
4,765
^ the
March
common
one
1961
m
net
investment
resulting in net income of $472,885, equal to 23 cents
before.
preceding
926
2,382
._
——
—
M.
ended Dec. 31, 1961 were $93,807,406,
in the history of the company and
or
$4,562,691 over the 1960 figure
1961
recorded
and
an
Net
803
3,097
Co., Inc
Co
195,
earnings of the corporation for the year 1961 set
new high records, .Emanuel Meyer,
President, told stockholders in his
annual report.
803
3,574
.
Exchange
authorized
Land, has become
Zeckendorf,
Chairman
of
William
each
offer
share
outstanding.
In
Globe Rubber Products Corp.—Record
926
3,097
—
year
in
Net
1,854
3,097
——
Co
and
of
States
November.
shares
1960
then
of
926
7,146
Co
&
are
618
>•
Securities
shares
5.1%
Industries,
corporation
new
926
—!
Inc
the
Gulf
by
Gilbert
W.
Humphrey,
Chairman,
and
President, in the first annual report made since
became
in
income
common
p/ 864.
closed.—V.
Hanna
compared
In announcing the transaction, Donald
Hawthorne, President of General Time, did not disclose terms of
the acquisition.
'';; ;•
The
acquisition will provide additional diversification for General
a
618
3,574
A.
Net
Corp.—Sales Up 8.4%—
earnings
company
year
Time
1,235
2,382
Peabody & Co. Inc.____
&
Time
manufactures
1,441
3,574
:
March
company.
has reported net. income in 1961
of
$12,973,900
as
$13,623,580 in 1960, and net assets of $537,226,601,
per
A.'Hobbs,
companies
not
were
J.
,
618
;
—i___
Hinton
Hogle &
has
Manufacturing
of complex electronic systems.
926
5,559
Harper & Son & Co._,
E.
A.
year
of
based
are
Acquisition—
803
Y
—
J.
the
618
2,382
:—
195,
books
year
31,
compared
last
The
Selling
4,765
Inc
M.
.
In
discussions
dividend, but not for the new shares
foreign income taxes have been provided
Foods
Engineering
618
3,097
the
announced
was
William
and
926
__—3,574
Co
Net
7,103
2,382
Inc
Co
the
in
stock
increased
The
of
•
Stockholders
<•
about
or
to
Hanna Co.—Annual Report—
with
$43.50
This
Motor
Ford
Securities
Iv
amounting to $1.49 per
corporation
nisms
From
2,382
George D. B. Bonbright & Co
V
1960
and
share,
a
severally
2,382
Granat,
the
the
$5,710,184,
earnings of $5,800,622
first-half losses,
7,500
3,574
Bingham,
by
Hunt
1960.
,
3,750
,
Company
27,397
Co.—
with
under
or
$1.58 per share.
Shares
3,832,354, including. 156,000 new
the company during the year as well as 75,144 shares
the
for
Sales
3,375 YY
'
From the
Weld & Co. Inc
the
recovery in earnings
to stockholders.
>
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions contained in the under¬
writing agreement, to purchase from the company and the selling stock¬
the following respective number of shares of common stock:
Barth &
Co.—V.
&
the
stock dividend
General
holders,
White,
involved
company
Dec.
at
a
for
The
3,375
YY
for
exchange
company
equal to
Ford
(W. P.) Fuller & Co.—Merger Effective-
3,750
below
named
registration
were
1960
sold
as
See
VY: Y-' YY:Y IY'Y
The
—
,
"The
by the corporation
on
according
460,003
of
by
record
Gulf States
compared
Exchange Commission."
Weld
amounts of $4,627,000 for
3,750
with
offered
of
of
(M. A.)
The
40%
■
said:
being
common
The
common.
public
previous
increase
an
profits
Federal
3,000
.
1,250
•/'
the
and
and
for
any
with
share
\YY':YYY'Y;
vY." Y
(John) Fluke Mfg\ Co,, Inc. — Additional Financing
Details—Our March 5, 1962 issue reported the sale on
March 2 of 170,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $13.50 per share. Additional financing details follow:
...
-
,
the
up
are
Corp.,
States
share
one
8,
revenues
ments
3,375
1,125
——
company.
preliminary- discussions
$89,244,715.
t
6,000
1,125
2,500
Watling, Lerchen & Co
the
Gulf
who
make
shares
Chemetals
vote
of
filed
the
of
one
shareholders
Foundation
i
^
Leandro,
surpassing
4,875
1,250
—
——.
Neuhaus
Underwood,
Y
_______
.____—-
& Fox__
of
Ford
to
60%
basis
B
statement
was» announced
of
and
19,
States.
The
7,500
1,000
1,250
—
Schwabacher & Co._———
Shuman,
San
ating
7,500
1,125
——
the
Friden, Inc.—Sales, Net Up
3,375
2,000
:—
Pressprich & Co.—
Quinn
March
This
3,375
2,500
v
——
——
needed
are
as
the
on
Class
trusts
it
of
Co.—Secondary Oversubscribed—
1962, Bache & Co.,, New York City, an¬
nounced that their secondary offering of 210,000 shares
of this firm's common stock, at $26%
per
share, was
6,000
2,500
1,625 YY
——
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
structure,
stock,
the
allied
Gulf
as
3,375
1,125
known
are
Feb.
on
Aug. 29
covering
unissued common stock
presently
effective,
Sulphur
oversubscribed
6,000
1,125
Lane, Space Corp.——
closely
corporate
with
underwriters
White,
Freeport
On
3,375
2,000
1,125
.
certain
common
by
for
previous
representing
3,750
of
Motor, Co. Dec. 31.
Ford:< common stock
of
record
States Land & Industries, Inc.—Exch. Offer—
registration
far
3,000
1,125
1,250
_•—
of
and
issued
—-—
—
Dawkins
Johnson,
The
J.
Smith,
shares
Inc
Co.,
4%
Ford
Foundation
Dividend Dates-
977.
p.
Gulf
A
offerings of Ford Motor stock by the
Foundation were underwritten by groups of securities firms
managed
in each case by Blyth & Co. Inc., First Boston Corp, Goldman Sachs
3c Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Lehman Bros., Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner
6,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
I
'—
Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark, Inc
The
four
3,375
Co
Faulkner,
Y\.
The
-
1,125
;
about
■,
7,500
—-—
begun
the Securities
names
Net
2,000
&
Dickson
S.
no
outstanding
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.____—:
R.
be
2,500
:
Co._
&
represent
to stockholders of
Commission
of 1933 and the subsequent public offering on behalf
of
2,250,000 shares of
common
stock
of
Ford
expected to take place in the latter part of April.
There
further announcement until the registration statement is
pared
—
1962,
—V, 195
v
-
,
Corp.—Stock
certificates, representing shares to be issued
its 300% stock distribution, will be delivered
19,
Foundation
;
Land
stock
under
Act
3,750
/'•
1,250
Gulf American
gross
Foundation
Co.,
3,375
1,125
—
would
the
working control
disclosed.
6,000
—:
Blyth & Co., Inc.Burnham
has
—2,000
;i
Co
Co
Y
by
and
share
announcement
filed with
30,000
2,000
Blair
previous
severally
10,000
______
Co
&
Bateman, Eichler &
•-U-
the
will
i
Selling
Weld & Co.
the
a
retain
underwriters
and
of
Stockholders
Company
White,
owned
40%... rests
votes
many
Exchange
the terms and conditions contained in the purchase
to purchase from the company and from the selling stock¬
following respective number of shares of the common stock:
agreement,
Like
outstanding in
alter the
amount
company's
with
other
effect
Motor
subject to
agreed;
holders the
the
brief
Co.
Outstanding
920,275 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
Foundation.
family
the
In
rests
power
Foundation
.
FINANCING
Authorized YY
for
9
1
net income was
PRESENT
TO
1
(20c par).
Class
Ford
in
a
the
$7,348,246 and net income was $729,823, equal to 84 cents
' .V\Y'V/'-'
y\y y yV f-,-y
Y'
amounted to
voting
the
as
and
basis, net sales of the company for the
unaudited
an
ended
$113 million;
each
non-voting stock when owned by the Founda¬
stock when owned by the public.
In addiiton,
B
stock,
ownership of which is limited to
are
has
share;
have
.
throughout
outlets
equivalent to 15 cents per common share. For the year ended
1961, consolidated income of the company and its subsidiaries
$131,950,
per
dealer
retail
and
corporations.
a
has licensees which manufacture and distribute its products.
company
three
in
Canada:
and
other
and
the
would not
The shares
of
voting
Filon's products are warehoused by more than 250 distributors and
jobbers, and are sold to the consumer by more than 20,000 lumber and
building
$82
at
would
Motor
members
The company's products are
designers, interior decorators,
widely in the "do-it-yourself"
finished products.
yyy
and
used
1959
55,017,799 shares
shares
A
Ford
proceeds from the sale of its 50,000 shares will be
used by the company to expand its operations and for general working
capital.
.... y,"y
•y.",\v..y-.,r;, ,v
y y'
builders
of
tion, but become
PROCEEDS—Net
chiefly
proceeds of
gross
December
governments. and corporations.
Foundation's proposed offering
total
Class
shares, at $16.75 per share.
^
y
the total, 50,000 shares were sold for the account
of the company, and 150,000 for the account of certain
selling stockholders.
■yrh-j.v"- £■,&
v..
mercial
in
by
purpose
offering
outstanding.
Of
of 333 North Van Ness Ave,, Hawthorne,
Calif., manufactures fiberglass reinforced translucent plastic panels used
for structural and decorative purposes in residential, industrial, com¬
its
The
000
company,
held
presently
The
New York City, as manager of an underwriting
group, announced the initial lpublic sale of this firm's
common stock on March 6, through the offering of 200,-
Inc.,
BUSINESS—The
April 1959 for
shares
$164 million; and last June's offering of 2,750,000 shares.
offering would come out of the 27,644,035 Ford Motor Co.
April
foreign
Co.,
&
(1209)
presumably be
to
let
the
Foundation
further
diversify
its
investments.
As
of
Sept. 30,
the
Foundation
reported holdings of over $90 million in 94 U. S. companies other
than ,Fcrd Motor and holdings of about $30 million in securities of
8,000
Corp.—Common
An
offerings,
1097.
p.
of
shares
0,000
Co.
&
2,000,000
,
Propp & Co., Inc.—2,500
Co.,
each in
$56.50
another
Shares
,
.
proceeds
...
.
Shares
at
shares
the number of shares of class A stock set forth opposite their
company
names
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
6141
Number
the
26
weeks
ended
Jan.
28,
1962
sales
were
$120,141,600,
and
earnings equalled $3,911,585, or 97(i per share on 4,039,386 shares out¬
standing at the end of the period. For the comparable period in the
previous year, sales were $97,016,861, earnings were $2,181,688, equiv^
alent
to
period
The
Increased
During
ment
59c)
as
per
share
adjusted
sales
on
in
the
latest
current
•
six
outstanding at the end of that
split effective Dec. 18, 1961.
shares
3-for-l
the
79%.
stores,
the
the
for
increase
month
period
period,
24%
was
while
earnings
.
,
Korvette
opened three depart¬
the end of the first
all of which were well received. Since
half-year period, another department store was opened in Nanuet, N. Y.
and before the close of the current fiscal year, the company will open
its Fifth Avenue store on the corner of 47th Street in New York City.
It
is
anticipated that
the
Fifth Avenue store opening
early in May of this year.—V. 194, p. 2552.
will
take place
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the company was listed on
New York City, under the symbol LCC.
W./.; ■' -
the common stock of
1962
7;
March
On
National Stock Exchange,
the
V.
192,
2223.;'
p.
'
.'in
\ *.
to
payable
"i
'
s.
r-.
-
shareholders
former
.-
their respective names:
opposite
From the
1
Harrison
j-/ 25,000
9,500
J.
V
In
& Stetson
.
*
Robinson
Co.
&
2,500
Inc._
1,500
-2,000
.
Co—2,000.
*
Supiee. Yeatman, Mcsley Co., Inc.—
Arthurs, Lestyange & Co.*..——....
.
&
Bioren
Baumgartner, Do\yning & Co
Penington, Colket «fe Co
:
1,200
1,200
1,200
1,200
1
Thayer, Baker & Co. Inc..
—__
Woodcock, Moyer.Fricke & French, Inc.
.
—V.
194,
-
*
.
>
:
'
and
Refineries,
Leonard
troleum
,
fineries
in
located
are
is
refiner
independent
an
in
of
.
Michigan.—V.
of
sula
the
by
mailed
•
company's
Mich,
194,
gathering
own
are
Litton
to
56%
1614.
p.
same
of
V"
. on
Jan.'S31,1962,
Of, common stock out-
the vfh-st' halt; .ended
for
for
4,814,582
the
shares
$233,452,000,
the
of
T
the
volume
1960
Lever
'
ries
and
United
of
$388,600,000.
profits
Net
BUSINESS—The
its
.
commercial
include
'
Vs' '
establishments,
presently operates. in Virginia,'
Delaware, /Maryland
and' the District"-: of
REVENUE'S—Total
for
$6,414,941,
consolidated
fiscal
the
income,
year" ended
het income after
and
to
the
Effective
share,
its
and
company
*2," 1961,
amounted
to
$116,131;^
:
49
Libby
the
totaled $9,900,000.
taxes
$133,000,000.—V.
were
year
189,
—v.
Sales, Earnings^
McDaniel
$1.32
The
5300
*
r
V.;
Common
BUSINESS—The
State
•
of
New
of
at
business
The
The
"their
'
;
Houston
tractors
Kramer-Werke,
by
feature
an
air-cooled
.
PRESENT
FINANCING
194.
Outstanding
1.000,000 shs
10 cents)__.
<par
$3
212.000 shs.
•
shares';
the
respective
the
underwriters
amounts
selling
and
stock
common
of
.
.*
-Consolidated
pared
-
the
at
continued
brands,
principal
earnings
net
to $28,708,895
end
compared
occurred
the
of
for
I960;
for
year,
to
net
show
the
an
year
increase
1961
in
the
were
year.
$26,760,120
earnings
amounted
to
$6.47
per
■
■
■
com¬
share
as
31c
per
share
the
last
three
The percentage of net earnings after preferred dividends to
sales decreased from 5.05%
In 1960 to 4.95% in 1961.
;
quarters.
.
net
1961
„
was
the
50th
consecutive
year
in
which
common
dividends
have been paid by t(hd rcampany; Total payments for the year amounted
to $5.00 per share consisting of four quarterly dividends of $1.25 each.
of dividend^ paid in 1961 on , both common and
$20,917,553.
The balance of the year's earniztgs
amounting, to S5,842,567 was retained for use in the business.
The
total
preferred
'-.."There
'
'
'
■■
named below have
debentures
—
y
the
to
per
;
;
be Purchased
Company
$150,000
5,ooo
•
Rodman
Bell
&
.
Co.,
-
Mullaney,
J.-Cliff
R.
Rahel
&
Tdbor
50,000
p.
•'
was
1098.
11,600
1,400
S
-
declared
on
Jan.
17,
1962
the
usual
quarterly
dividend
367,000 shs.
land and
company^
:
$95,660
,
•
principally
$151,106
purchase
of
share
.one
capital, stock
25,000 wts.
25,000 wts.
_____
to purchase one share
427.
j:
:
:
15,000 wts.
15,000 wts.
;
v,-..
v
Distillers
Chemical
&
announced
manufacturer
Sub.—
Corp.—Merges
its subsidiary
that
and
of
fabricator
American Aviation,
Reactive
space
age
cash from Sharon
for
\
.
V;
Steel
i
V:
Inc.—Forms Italian
Angeles, Calif., eompan« has announced
subsidiary
inTorino, Italy.
-
by
"North
the
'
Sub.—
the'formation
of a
;
Autonetics
the
of
Division
North
for
American
the
Euro¬
American
,
.
Aviation S.
A.."
d.
explained Mr. Killen,
"will have
support, where necessary, the four European com¬
manufacturing NASARR under technical "assistance
arrangement with North American."—V. 195, p. 525.
"
'
/
capability
to
panies who will
*-
be
Eastern
Panhandle
*
.'
•
;
•
2,400 ;
r.
4,000
500
Record
.
.
•
,
800
600
L
,
*
/
,
,
\
•
,
-
,
,
Pipe
*
•
\
500
.
•
■'
;
'
.
r
i.
^
Co.—-Sales
new
Line
Co.—Annual Report—
'
3,200
/
■
r
"
;
.-
'
-
increased
compared
with
net
27% '
'
to-a
$21,732,560
or
"
*.
shown
as
record
$3.15
a
amounts reflect rate increases which
final
determination
bv
with
compared
earnings,
than
more
upon
7.
$189,665,458
-
Consolidated
f
stockholders.
to
the
C
.
in
of
.
•'
share
the
v.
in
or
I960..
be: subject
may
Power
hitJa
sales
consolidated
•-
the
■
■
$4.04
>
report,
a
Both
to
year
.-.
preliminary
$27,661,225
Federal
sales
$160,464,001
the
revealed
were
Gas
miscellaneous
of
before.
1,600 ;
2,400
-2,000
■
report
$177,733,404 end oil, refining and
$11,932,054.
Combined operating revenues
peak
totaled
annual
company's
companies; were
2.000
*800
500
;
L
\
the
3,200
-
"
i..
in
gains for 1961. and plans for further expansion
2,000,
•
share,
of
these
adjustment
Commission.
A feature of the report was the disclosure than Panhandle planned
of new capital expansion for 1962, marking the first time
;
$84,000,000
Up, Earnings Declinep-
in
,
Company sales increased 18.8'; in 1961 to a record high for the 11th
year, according to .year-end figures just released. '"
*
">
consecutive
Outstanding
:
.
5,600'
400
•25,000
Mead Johnson &
Authorized-
F-104 Starfighters.
;
•
>'•; •;
-; ; ,
Torino'facility will be located adjacent to ■ the Fiat plant on
the Caselle Airport.
It will have about 100 people, mainly residents
of Torino, and will be in full operation next July.
Leo
Killen, managing director of the newly formed company
ex¬
plained that the facility has been established primarily .to support the
all-weather electronic systems now being installed in F-104 jet planes
assigned to NATO-country air forces until the four European NASARR
manufacturing companies and the national at^ force commands train
their own people and establish their own facilities for this purpose.;
'
25,000
Co.j._*___1*
)
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
v
The
20,000-;
-1,000
„
Co.___*..___i.
&
.
600
25,000
Logan- & Co,__
Co;
'—JJ
195,
-
25,000
.•
,
Company-*..
&
v
1,000,000 shs.
payable,
corporation
sold
and
v.
Selling
20,000
,
...
50,000
Company
Dickinson
G.
Harris,
—V.
&
Wells
EFFECT
—
pean
'
Stockholders
j
2,900
-
25,000
.
Penington, Colket & Co._______
Westheimer
.
'
Inc.^.
Farrell,. lnc,___-__^__.—
from
5,000
75,000
.
&
:
150,000
.
Renshaw^_l^___i—.
&
Henderson
C.
Co.__v.
.
Straus,
T.
&
& Frederick. Inc.__vvBlosser & McDowell--.
Splaine
the
;-
The subsidiary, North American Aviation S. p. A., has been established
for them aintenanoe of those NASARR fire control .units manufactured
-
from
*
Podesta
Cruttenden,
%
bowling-
and Washington Lanes located on Route 44.;
from Poughkeepsie, New York
which
was
% >
J.-'* «•
i' ••'-'
•'■>- i'
This Los
into
to be Purchased
Debentures to
:
194, p.
offices
and operate
build
company's capital stock__*r__^
European
below, ancl
numbers of
terms and
indicated
subject
to
North
Our
entered
respective
the
below,
acquire,
Maly 1, 1960, acquired the remaining 40%
Corp.:on Jan. 19, 1962.—V. 195, p. 525.
,
•>>';
amount
stock
was
•
to
GIVING
par)
notes-
leading
Number, of Shares
Based on 3,949,438 shares outstanding
with $6.96-in 1960.
Of the loss in earnings,
in the first quarter and the balance of 18o in
■
of
the
of
Metals. Inc.,"
metals such as
titanium, zirconium and hafnium, had been merged with National.
The merger followed completion of arrangements with P. R. Mallory
& Co., Inc. for exchange of Mallory's $10,359 000 holdings in Reactive
notes and preferred stock for an equivalent amount of non-interestbearing. notes of National
Distillers and
Chemical and other noninterest-bearing notes that National had in its portfolio.
National, which had owned 60%
of Reactive's common' stock: sincea
% '
'"
.•
.
v";';r'
■
(50d
National
Writer & Christensen,
Inc., , 15,000 ..shares.—
Amount of
reported that net sales for 1961 were $516,708,042
compared to 8543,172,587 for the previous year, representing a decline
of about 4.9%
The lower sales are largely accounted for by the!continuing
decline
in Chesterfield Regular Size shipments.
Sales
of
Chesterfield King Size and L & M King Size, two of the company's
New;
on
operates two such bowling centers, Eastwick Lanes,
Boulevard,. Philadelphia, which has been in operation
company's
The
agreements. "V
.
*
Co.,
stockholders
indicated
underwriting
conditions "of "the
has
Listed
Stock
—
was incorporated under the laws
August 17, 1959. Its principal executive
16th Street, Philadelphia, Pa./
organized
was
day warrants
—V.
underwriting
whereby
Additional Financing Details
—
principal
company
of
J":
Corp.
r-
7%
of the
and
100,000
from
■
company
&
'i'■
'
.
%'V
Peters,
E.. Liederman
D.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—Annual Report—
The
the
5, 1962 issue reported the sale on March 1 of
$600,000 of this firm's ,6% sinking fund convertible debentures. due Dec. 1, 1976, at par and accrued interest,
shares
the
v
South
220
now
stock
to
180
>435,000 shs.
into an
wherein
V'.'V
share.
per
Investors,' 70,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
636.
p.
;4,307.00
.
-'100 shs.;
has entered
named below
company
It
Warrants
^>49,718.21
4,307.00
.
par)^l.;v------i--".C
shares;
1098.-'
p.
appointed
stock of
equipment notes
underwriting agreements with the company and selling stockholders
whereby they have severally agreed to purchase from the company
-
Authorized
stock
Common
195,
been
common,
■V.?':;:
mortgage debt secured by
Outstanding
$261,513.87
'
shares of its common stock at $9.75
share.- Additional financing details follow:.;-,;
■;
EFFECT TO
—____
at
buildings
3 %
March
.
GIVING
(no
at
names
the
FINANCING
49,718.21
.
r_»
income—
15,000
and
purchases these tractors from the Kramer-American
American corporation
which is the sole
Importer from
an
PRESENT
TO
.
payable
Metalfab, Inc.
/
West .German
engine.
a
diesel
Germany.
CAPITALIZATION
—"V.
V.
in the sale and distribution of tractors and
manufactured
The
incorporated under the laws of the
and maintains its principal place
St., New York 14, N. Y.
1960,
6%
of 32%v
increase
Authorized
payable-___C_i.^-"__"__-_^_l $261,513.87
California
Inc:,
company
Corp.,
"West
was
9,
Dec.
is engaged
equipment
manufacturer.
,
on
West
325
company
farm
comnany
York
an
and the "underwriters have agreed,
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting, agreement, to
purchase the number of shares of. common stock set forth opposite
proceeds, estimated at $285,000, will be used by the com¬
pany for the repayment of debt, purchase of spare parts
and tractor inventory, and working capital.
•
EFFECT
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—The
a
its
for. 1960,
.cents
37
agreement with the underwriters
the company has agreed to sell
offered
of
with
Equipment, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
stock
has
York
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—
reported that a secondary of¬
v/'-
Company
Capital
'
Offered—Pursu-
Corp.—Common
International
Assets
New
1S62 the common stock of the company was listed
Exchange, New York City, under-the symbdL'"
7,
Delaware :on
•••':*
■;/:%;-i(.•
Long-term debt:
Deferred
of
Stock
Lindbergh
"
March
loans
Co.
v
September of 1960
approximately 20
miles
opened In May of 1961,
Unconsolidated net operating earnings per share were
.
CAPITALIZATION
Contracts
'
since
of
'
Corp.__
5,000
Co.• 2,600
was
641.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
increase. Net operating, earnings
with $1..17 the, previous year, an
compared
as
of
centers.
5, 1962 issue reported the sale on
100,000 shares of this firm's no par -cominon
stock at $3 per share. Additional financing details follow:
March 1
Trust
Electronics
March
-
located
are
i;.
2335.
p.
:
State
I
.
,,v;V;
compared
as
194,
tails—Our
•
1240.,
p.
Feb. 28, 1962 offering circular, the company
publicly, without underwriting, 100,000 shares
10-cent par common stock at $3 per share.
Net
to
ant
,
cents,
'
for 1961
& Co,.7,500
Securities
J BUSINESS—The company
report (subject to year-end audit adjustments) showed
and royalties of $62,900,000 were 6%. above the $59,238,The $4,810,000 net operating earnings after taxes com-
were
Clayton
Century
Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—
Pursuant to a March 2, 1962 prospectus, Edward Lewis
Co., Inc., New York City, offered publicly,150,000 shares
of this firm's capital stock at $5.50 per share.: Net pro¬
ceeds,; estimated at $661,250, will be used for expansion
and working capital.
V
pared with $4,023;643 for 1960, a 20%
per
Voisin
Securities
Rittmaster,
-
National Bowling Lanes,
•
;
Shares
.
,
sales
'
;;
Doolittle & Co.
7,500
Lubetkin, Regan & Kennedy " 7,500
7,500
Chemical
National
the
on
:;nve.
high of sales and royalties amounting to $62,900,000 for the year ended
1960
have
severally;
conditions of the
Exchange— ;
Pennsylvania, New
Columbia. ; "f/;4
the
of
Sept.
taxes was'
Max Factor & Co.—Record
net
Inc.„!
8, 1962, it
Nashville
Preliminary figures released by President Max Factor, Jr. showed the
company record after tax operating earnings of $4,810,000
on .a new
of
March
City.—V. 195,
with
McL,
,v.
that
"
fering of 40,000 shares of this firm's common stock had
been made through Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., New York
' ■"
;
,
1
below
and
Shares
Midland
Marine
Monsanto
On
; —v. 194, p. 2552.
Officers
of
end
'■
agent in the City of New York for
corporation.—V. 195, p. 979. {, ;v
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing the
capitalization
will., consist.*of approximately
sundry long-term debt, and 525,000 shares of common stock.
•
748.
p.
Appointment—.'-;;VJ.-$■
816,756 in
States.
$1,900,000. Federal and state income
at
-.
&. Fishman,
The
.company's, outstanding
-
195,
New Exchange—
on
-transfer
and
subsidiaries
Company payments into the employees' Profit Sharing Plan amounted
•
&
Filor, Bullard & Smyth__Wr,yT5,000
engaged 4n the -food service
number; approximately
105
and
industrial plants, schools, colleges,
'
061
as
-To •"
Bell •&
Co,
Co/v__l82,500
——
62,500
Straus, Blossev & McDowell 17,500
corporate;pur".v
Baltimore,
Lee Street,
25 E.
accounts'
company
York;
sai,d-
L.: McKnight
W.
stockholders.—V.
'
Hardy
public restaurants.- In, addition, the-company operates
automatic
vending equipment.. "Food served ranges from coffee dis¬
pensing to hot meals.. Vr■f'-r vj"' The
product- lines-,
Chairman
Board
to
subsidiaries, -is
company's
The
of
company
wholly-owned
three
,
business.
general
' /'•;..
operations;; and, for
.' '•)' •'/\
of
expansion
equipment;
$10,500,000
,
expanding
'
Kleiner,
.
poses.;^
- ■
.
dipped, to
report
in
and
diversified
company's
Buetow and
market
'
short-term
of
to
to take and pay for all of the 215,000 shares of common stock offered
hereby if any of such shares are purchased:
.V:.y;,r
proceeds from the. financing will be applied
to
indebtedness;- purchase of automatic vending
PROCEEDS—Net
$11,400,000
to
at home
conditions to. purchase from
the
company
and the selling stockholder the respective number
of
shares of capital stock set forth below. The- underwriters are required
;
Co.—Notes Placed Privately—On Mar.
Baltimore, headed an underwriting group that
public offering of 200,000 shares of this
firm's common stock on March 8 at $5. a share.
'
;
retirement
in 1960.
products, Including soaps, detergents, foods, dentifrices, toilet¬
related industrial products, are sold almost wholly within the
compared
people
3M
,
Mathias Co.—Common Offered—Stein Bros. &
(A. L.)
,
,
,
P.
■
.
although net profits declined slightly from the previous year, according
to
a
joint report released to Lever's, 8,500 employees by Milton C.
Mumford,
President
and
Chief Executive ^Officer, and'. William H.
Burkhart, Chairman of the Board.
%■:: jh- j\ •.
Sales climbed
to $410,200,000,
reoresenHng a 5.6%
increase over
;!
the
for
annual
company's
products
new
of
UNDERWRITERS—The % underwriters: named
a
firm commitment, subject to the terms
firm's .5%
promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1977 had -.been placed
privately through Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, WashTingtcnj D. C.—V. 195, p. 1098.
•
.vT^-.-f
in sales volume
bringing
efforts
underwriting agreement and certain other
Of the total, 125,000 were sold for the company and
75,000 for the account of one stockholder.
;
Sales, Profits Drop—:
achieved a new all-time high
company
outstanding
made
last
time
6^ 1962 it was reported that $1,500,000 of this
increase of 13%
Lever Brothers Co.—Record
,
business
Mobile Rentals Corp.—Additional Financing Details-—
Lltton's working capital
year,
$139,542,000 at the same
from
up
866.
195, p.
Maeke Vending
Irving
The
in
gradual
\
of
,
$92,071,000,-as compared to $59,540,000 a year ago; Total >
to
year.—V.
half
first
the
of
close
were
Dec, 31,. 1961.
•
increases
,
of
Feb. 26, 1862 edition reported the sale on Feb. 23
215,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $5 per
share. Additional financing details follow:
"j;.
"
After
the
At
„
■
reported
year
a
Our
•
and
Leslie, Inc.—Appointment—""■ ■"">
has
*v "
Effective March 7, 1962 the common stock of the company was listdd
: ;
.
.
v'
totaled $7,446,000 after'Federal % von the National Stock Exchange,'" New York City.'under the symbol
-''MSN.-ML 1'93, p. 2780:
<V'N
V
>"■
v"V^.V:
$6,751,000, 67% . more than' last year's
$:
Trust Co;, New York; City. has been appointed sole transfer
agent of the common stock of the corporation.—V.195,.p.: 866.; .,.-: .
3M
year
during
-Missile Sites, Inc.—Stock Listed
-
The preliminary
(Joyce)
in
1961
compare
with
net
share on sales of $549,675,178 in 1960.
a
.*
share
-
;
the
reflect
President Herbert
the
Industries' stockholders,
made the initial
supplied
$608,230,326
$1.38
achieved
were
in
abroad
and
1961,
amounted
assets
re¬
and
and
recovery
Boyce,
pe-
of
or
.
results
These
'
adjustment for the./ 212% *, stock . dividend paid tn
this is an increase of 54%
over.the $1.00 per; share
earnings reported for the comparable period last year.
'
of
■
months
six
taxes
SI.54
to
standing.
'October
;
Leonard's
-sales
in
Divine
transportation
system. The company's storage and terminal; facilities are located in
Bay .City and Lansing.
Leonard's principal products . include Super
X-Tane and X-Tane gasolines, jet aviation fuOl, domestic and industrial
fuel oils, road and Industrial asphalts, and petro-chemicals. Leonard's
gasoline is sold in more than 700 service stations in the lower penin¬
oil
crude
with
the
foreign, income
Earnings "per
;
2,800
2,800
.2,800
2,800
and marketer
Michigan.
Pleasant,
Mt.
and
Alma
State
the
:
".
$108,202,000.*'
were
for
earnings
-amounted
Inc.—Notes "'Sold
operating
products
report
.
reported $4,448,000.'.
Privately—On
March 8, 1962, the company announced that it has placed
privately $6 million of unsecured promissory notes due
March 1, 1977. The proceeds of financing were liked To •
| retire mortgage notes due in 1964. Lehman Brothers ar¬
ranged the private placement.
' •
,
;i\
•,
,
last year
Net
;
hospitals
Refineries,
Leonard
both
_
"
in
period showed sales-totaled $168,461,000, a
over-the same period a year, ago. Sales reported for the
increase
2119.
p.
In
-
.
;
the tenth consecutive
sales and earnings. '
\
\ This
,
.
^-
share
2769.
p.-
.
consolidated
on
~3M
the
for
figures
period
-
•
Battles & E. W. Clark, Inc.—;
Janney,
six "imonths
a-
(filial
'■;:•£><
0,900
.9,900
7.090
' 7,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
•' 5,000
5,000
&• Beane__s-_u_i_—•_
Williston
R.
Winslow, Cohu
194,
earnings during 1961 were reported by the company.
Net income of $74,914,576, equal to $1.46 per share of common stock,
.
'
,
4,100.
Inc.4,1003 000 '
Stroud & Company
Inc..
3,000
'
p. vv. Brooks # Co. Ine.w_i.-r-l-:
—\—
2,500
Evans
& Co., Inc.—
2,500
D. B. Marron & Co. Inc..
2,500
'
•
,
Stockholders
1_.
Co
&
From Selling
Company
(
$7.25" per
or
1959.—V.
and
^income of $70,692,374,
___■
:
:
;
Record sales
,-world-wide, markets
Outstanding
$180,480-
• Authorized
$240,640
—Earnings—
Industries—Earnings Up 67%—
Litton
,
>
1,000,000 shs.
425,000 shs.
•Warrants•'
' * 1Q.0Q0wts. 10,000\vts.
1
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have entered into
an
underwriting agreement to purchase from the company ancl from
the selling shareholders
the number of shares of common stock set
stock
Common
and
common
per
.
'
.
Notes
share in
$5.1"3'
to
$13,315,725
were
per
i960,
in
-
.
equal
'
•
PRESENT FINANCING J
$122,421,510
-
$9,624,874,
figures
Corresponding
from
up
.
was
,
•facilities, to move its present equipment and to pur¬
chase additional equipment. The company plans to locate
'its new facilities, either in Philadelphia or in sthe sur¬
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
-
taxes
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.—Record Sales
;
of
year
a
-
.
rounding 1 suburbs.: '■■■ -'
'■ ■ C
BUSINESS—The company of 2400 E./ Huntingdon St.; Philadelphia,
was incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
5
in
January
of 1937 and
Js the successor by statutory merger on
Nov.
30, ' 1961
to two • affiliated Pennsylvania corporations.
At the
time of
the merger, the-company acquired the assets and'assumed
-the liabilities of an affiliated limited partnership.
The company, the
'constituent
corporations and the partnership
were all -Engaged- in
'various phases of a cemmerolal printing business founded in
1924- .by
Valentine
R.
DePaul, a Vice-President and Chairman of the board
..f of
directors
of
the company.
The company uses the lithographic
.process
for most of its printing and, at present, 90%
of its work
; entails
multi-color printing. The bulk of the company's sales are made
to customers In
the publishing and pharmaceutical industries. v.
hand
on
certificates
I $11,059,994
after
and $5,501,174 or $3.02
,,19b0,
at the end of the year.- including negotiable
deposit, amounted to $13,923,707 as. compared to
earner.'
Long-term debt was reduced by $5,750 000 in 1961 as a result of
retirement debentures through operation of the Sinking Funds.; This
reduction,
together. with the addition of $6,018,332 to net worth,
further improved the ratio of funded debt to net worth. The funded debt
: was only ,24.3%
of net worth at.,the .end of 1961:. as compared with
41.4%. six years ago.
.An overall reduction of $42,250,000in suqh
:debt from the high point of $115,000,000 in 1953 has been accomplished
Net working capital at the end of 1961 was $334,920,365 'compared
With $333,382,567 a year earlier.^-V. 194, p. 1056 ..
; ,
:
Cash
yields.
'time
prospectus, Harrison & Co.,,Philadelphia, offered
publicly, 155,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
'S10 75 per share.
Of the total, 45,000 shares were sold
for the company and 110,000 by certain stockholders.
Net proceeds from the sale of the 45,000 shares will
be used by the company to help obtain new expanded
'
f$62
Monday, March 12,
,
.
$145,450,813
1959.-
profit
share.
.
year-end.
The surplus cash .available during the year
in negotiable time certificates of deposit because of high
the
at
invested
was
1962
'
Net
were
in
$65,316,941
.
^
1961.
rowings
sales
Gross
to
1962
1,
company's over-all financial position qontinued to grow .stronger
For the third successive year there were np short-term bor¬
The
Offered—"Via. March 1,
Inc.—Common
Press,
Lehigh
•
March
payable on
$1.25 per share on common
stock,
stockholders of record Feb. 16, 1962.
of
Exchange
Corp.—Stock Listed on New
Leasing Credit
-
.
(1210)
10
r
"•
several
years
that
the
V
parent
;
company
has
embarked
Continued
on
a
on page
sig-
53
Volume
195
Number 6141
*
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1211)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
In
nounced
a
announcements
the
first
second
table
in
are
current week.
which
Then
show
we
the
follow with
we
Class
payments previ¬
payment date.
Daffin
Per
Company
Abercrombie
~
Fitch
&
Advance
Ross
Agricultural Insurance
Co.
Quarterly
i._.
Alleghany Corp., 6% com. pfd. (s-a)
Corp.,'com. '(stbck' dividend)J-Li
American
(quar.)
Biltrite
American
stock
,
3-12
Dixie
Dinettes
2
3-12
Dome
Mines,
4-16
3-31
Dominion
v.
(quar.)
realized in
Security Investment
4-14
4-14
25c
Ash
3-31
5-16
Class
<S.
4-
(quar.)
&
Howard
Mfg.
Foods
Inc.
4-16
3-
9
4-
1
3-15
<
Equity
Oil
3-
Ero
1
4-
(No
5-
1
in 4-
2
3-16
1:25c
5-
1
4-
2
3-10
3-
6
3-12
held
Baxter
6 %
time.)
$1.60
Laboratories,
Beech
Creek
Bekins
&
•!i
Co.
$1
class
Bohack
Bostic
(quar.)_.
C.), 5y2% pfd.
Food
Stores'
30c
Co.,
Brewer
(C.)
&
British-American
Broad
Wall
&
25c
(E.
"
j
Buzzards
California
to
the
6%
stockholders
California
of
Stock
prior
pfd.
by
dividend)
Campbell Red
and
Life
;
:
class
series
B
A
to
4.10%
(s-a)
Sugar
preferred
preferred
Chamberlain Co.
Common
5%
!
$3.50
Colonial
Columbus
&
I
i__
from
30c
Consumeis
Stock
Cooper
3%'r
$1
&
Shares,
6%
preferred A
2
3- <9
2
3-16
2
3-15.
2
4-
1
7
&
4-12
4-
3-2:4
4-
2
4-
2
3-
25c
3-31
3-20
3-
4-19
3-29
5
3-30
37Vic
3-30
3-16
6c
3-30
3-9
59%c
4-
1
3-
62Vic
4-
1
3-14
i
%
of Ohio—
%
.
1
3-15
52c
3-31
3-15
of Wisconsin—
X 3-15
$1.12 Va
3-31
3-19
3-31
3-19
3-31
3-19
$1.06 Vi
J
(quai
4-
$1.12 Va
pfd.
$1.37 Va
$1.25
5V:>%
(quar.
Insurance
(N.
Y.)
3-31
3-19
,
w
933-iC
/•
.)
April
6
011
'
3-31
3-19
20c
4-2
4-16
3-20
10c
/..%
4-
3-12
f
3-15
;
37Vac
1
5-1
4-20
3-28
'
5c
3-15
;
3-15
each
Harper
4-20
Hartford
3-16
V'
(H.
8%
(three
5%
4-
2
3-15
5Vi%
4-
5
3-20
Co.
4-
5
commaii
<quar.)
Electric, 4y2%
3-30
3-15
Henry's Drive-In,
4-
3-16
Heppenstall
Herff
-■]
4-
2
3-16
4-19
6-13
30c
(quar.)
3-20
3-
1
3-27
3-
9
4-10
3-26
4-16
"
3%
•
(2-for-l
50c
Inc.
Co.,
A
Heritage
4-16
3-30
25c
3-15
3-
1
(quarterly
Home
(stock
split
Fund,
Honolulu
15c
3-26
3-12
20c
4-
2
3-12
Houston
(quar.)_
com.
9c
4-
1
3-16
5%
;
7 Vac
4-
1
3-16
..
.
to
.
common'
1947
(quatv)—t-L*.
3-15
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
(s-a—
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
50c
3-15
3-
7
3-15
3-
1
56!/4C
4-30
4-
5-
4-24
1
3-29
2
3-14
ser.)
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)^.^.
(quar.)
(quar.)_____,
Co.,
Draying Co.,
i
:
25c
3-28
3-14
3-30
2-28
30c
3-2,7
3-16
—
10c
3-23
3-15
Ltd._
40c
3-15
3-
8
Natural
3-
2
Ltd
Gas,
25c
common
($50
par)
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-19
5.65%:
4-
2
3-19
12 Vic
•
(quar.)___
3-30
•
3-30
3-16
■'l
3-19
preferred
3-
20c
3-31
3-16
62V'2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
37 Vac
4-
3-19
3-31
4-
1
3-15
(q)iar.)_:__
62 Vic
4-
1
20 Vic
pfd.
4-16
3-31
3-16
3-16
9
31V4C
3-31
$1.31 V*
3-31
3-16
$1.41'A
(quar.)
3-20
.
•
3-30
31 Vic
4-16
3-30
90c
3-15
3-
3-30
3-15
4-20
3-31
Co.
of
4$1.25
*
Mercantile
Metro,
3-14
1
3-14
$1.75
4-
2
3-19
12 Vic
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
Ruhber
3-16
4-30
4-13
25c
_____
Y.)
(N.
Western,
3-31
(quar.)_____
N.
Y.
3-
3-20
25c
•
3%
..
4-
quar.)
23c
4__
9
3-20
5-14
4-
4-
5c
...
2
2
3-20
3-26
.
25c
!—
3-12
4-
9
2
3-
5
10c
4-
1
3-19
25c
5-
1
3-29
15c
3-15
3-
17 Vac
3-30
3-16
50c
3-28
3-23
(quar.)___
com.
(quar.)
(quar. )______i.__j.__—_
4-
25c'
56V4C
1
5
3'
5
3-
preferred
5
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.
1
4-
2
3-19
56 Vic
(quar.)_
4-
2 Vic
common-
convertible
3-16
3-16
3-28
:___
Wire
2
72c
(quar.)_-
common
4-
$1.05
(quar.)
Reclaiming,
Co.,
3-15
20c
___
&
6
$1.37 Vi
Corp. (quar.)_________
preferred (quar.)__________
7%
Steel
preferred
4Va %'
1
4-
Discount
Inc.,
Mid-States
4Va%
3-
4-
$1.50
(initial
common
3-15
■25c
593/BC
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Calif.)
1
Ltd.—% 34% (00
4-
2
3-19
(quar.)
:
30e
4-
2
3-15
(quar.)_____
2TVac
4-
2
3-19
4.50%
preferred
(quar.,
$1.12Vi
4-
2
3-19
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
4-
2
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.22 Vi
4-
2
3-19
$10c
4-
2
3-19
Mobile
Gas
Monarch
Service
Corp.,
Knitting, Ltd.Tile Mfg.
(quar.)___—
Monarch
Montana
Flour
Montreal
Locomotive
Moore
Mills
Corp., Ltd.
Morgan
(B.
Mfg.
25c
Trust
Y.)
Diablo
;
3-
8
3-10
3-
4-
2
3-14
t25c
4-
2
3-
1
9
(quar.)_—
$1
4-13
(quar.)_______—
50c
3-15
8c
3-31
2-28
10c
3-15
3-10
(Calif.)
Co.
(quar.)
_—
3-15
3-
5
X
—
.
3-15
3-10
6c
—
_______—___—
Murphy Finance Co.,
6%
3-22
/25c
_____
(quar.)_______
'
(N.
3-19
Fund-Insurance, series——
(increased-quar.).—
Co.
C.j
12 Vic
(quar.)
Works
(quar.)—
Guaranty
Plan
Morris
com.
5-31
5-11
lc
5-31
5-11
!
common——______—
25c
4-
1
(quar.)____
75c
4-
1
3-22
40c
3-28
3-12
3-31
prior preferred
of
______
America
(quar.)__
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
3-22
National
Bellas
Hess
10c
4-16
37 Vac
V 4-16
3-31
17 Vac
3-22
3-19
25C
4-
4
3-19
$1.25
4-
4
3-19
4-
4
3-19
65c
4-
2
3-15
32 Vac
4-
2
3-19
$55c
4-
2
3-15
______—
—r4:
(s-at—
—______
National
Linen Service Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
4Vr2%
preferred (quar.)_—__———____
National
Shawmut
National State
Bank
Bank
(Boston)
Power
5V2%•
Co.,
preferred
5.40%.
Gas
3-31
3-16
9
$5
(quar.)_______
21c
5-
1
4-10
——___—
27 VaC
5-
1
4-10
______—_—__—
27c
4-
1
3-10
33c
4-15
3-27
50c
4-13
3-30
25c
4-16
4-
common
(quar.)
&
3-30
—:—______
(quar.)_
preferred
England
(quar.-
(quar.)—
Neptune Gold Mining
Nevada
(quar.)__
(Newark, N. J.)
National Trust Co., Ltd.
$1.12 Vi.
Electric
Assn.
(quar.)
3-
New
England Merchants National Bank of
Boston
(quar.)_—____—
New Jersey Aluminum Extrusion—
(Class A payment omitted at this time)
New Jersey Natural Gas,
com.
(quar.)_____
6%
preferred Is-a)
New Orleans Public Service (increased-quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System (N. Y.) —
4-
1
3-19
4-
2
3-12
Class
B
Northeast
4-
1
3-20
4-
2
3-
9
$15c
——
Wire
Common
20c
$15c
Quarterly
Niagara
2
60c
60^0
—
&
preferred ($25 par)
(qu»r.)________—
5J/4% conv. preferred (quar.)—;
4-
2
3-
9
CJ
Weaving Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Investors
Trust-Ctfs.
of
Ben
Int.
'
Hughes-Owens
Class
Hunt
B
Fdods
87 Vac
4-
2
3-19
17 Vic
4-
1
3-20
7-
1
6-20
Huyck
Co.,
Ltd.,
class
A
&
Corp.,
Industries,
Inc.
(stock
div.)_
$20c
4-16
3-15
t5c
(quar.)_.__
(reduced)——
Hupp Corp.,
25c
common:
preferred
New
New
6c
___________——
Group
preferred
4-10
17 Vic
—~—_—
of
12 Vac
'
5%
Common
3-19
50c
approval
Inc.
Construction
Gas
2-16
1
»
50c
Trucking (quar.)____„_—
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
,6%
3-29
3%
(quar.)___
5%
(quar.)
Maui
3-19
3-30
•
dividend)
subject
11.)
April
preference
Finance
CO
5-
2
McLean
3*15
28%c
-
preferred
Products
Honolulu
ro
25c
—
Hexcell
45c
j.___
(quar.)
__4_
Electric Co., Ltd.—
3-30
>
3-29
12V2c
-4—
—
common——___—
stock
class
7
3-31
dividend
4M 411
27Vic
fquar.)_-____
(quar.)
4Vi%
Co.,
stockholders
3-30
50c
dividend)
Jones
2
3-
.7*7
(initial)-
com.
preferred
Corp.
4-14
25c
Heath
Co.
T
„
25c
pfd.
3-13
2
3-
2
Mutual System, Inc.-—
2iyic
___.
(quar.)
&
3-15
50c
preferred
(quar.)—
Hawaiian
Trust, Ltd.. (quar.)
C.)
3-15
1
65c
(quar.)
preferred
<D.
10c
;
(quar.)
preferred
2
4-
•
T____
(quar.)___
3-5
3-15
9
4-
85c
common
Mutual Investment Co.
shares
heldluilij'
(quar.)
common
4-
par)
5.75%
V
3-30
3-
4c
cumulative
($25
'Shares
10
Times
Hawaiian
3-15
3-15
5%%
preferred
M.V
Gas,
4-16
30c
split
preferred'
3-30''
>.
8c
A
Stock
$1
Morton
i?
3-15
4%:....
^
Mastic
Morton
proposed
a
1
50c,.
+L,
(quai
(reduced)______
common
,
'
Midwest
4-
3-15
,3-15
quar.)_
Trust
Miller-Wohl
(quar.)
on
5
1
1
(quar.)
Corp.
'
3-16
common
Rubber,
Co.,
3-15
3-15
3-23
8
1
17 Vac
(quar.).-———.-*:^
Midland
Basket
2
6-15
4-
.u.
Steel,
B
Marine
Trust
3-31
(quar.) :35c
dividend
for
•
Corp.,
preferred
6%
Midland
'
class
Maremont
Marine
4-
2
4-
(quar.)_____—
preference
Marine
3-31
7-
4-
(qua'r.)_______i'4_______i+_l
preferred
2-28
$1
3-16
(Foi't
.
(quar.)„__
Structural
3-16
45c
3-
2
Vi
(quar.)
4-
28Vbc
'
(quar.)
,..v
Co.
Electric—-,p
preferred
5Va%
9
5c
preferred
new
Co.,
3-16
3-15
4-
'
30c
(quar.)___—__—
3-31
2
3-21
3-12
1
7' 31 Vic
'
Manchester Gas, 7% preferred (accum*)____
Maple Leaf Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)_____
3-20
tl21/ac
6
4-
.*,11 Vic.
Gas
4.75%
13-16
3-15
4-
3-23
1 50.359
Maine public Service, common
3-16
$1.05
3-23
5c
(quar.)__—r_
___
(initial
preferred
Lowell
V
3-23
22Vac
(quar.)
redeemable
.
&
Gas
MadKitinon
3-23
.
4-
3
5c...
3-20
■
3-16
4-
5c
*
4-
2%
9-14
12-17
3-30
12 Vic
3-19 %.
Shoe, Inc.'25c
Carpets,
Ltd.
(quar.)$15c
Stock
4-20
%
5c
(quar.(____
5%
9-28
12-31
(quar.),.,
Insurance
Co.,
Dock
common
Extra
Harding
•
6-30
(quar.)
Trust
New
Life
Brewing
&
1
income
—
Insurance-
Coal
Louisville
2
$0,074
1V*%
Co.,
convertible
> 3-14
5-15
Inc.____
Electric
(stock
Insurance
and
9
4-
28c
(quar.)
preferred
Tire
Hanover
3-14
3-14'
30c
Rubber
(1945
4-
4-
I2VaC
4%
Co.,
American
3-30
;
$13.25
—___.
preferred
Reynolds,
Crampton Mfg.
3-30
7 Vac
(quar.)____
dividend
pid.
1
C.)
(S.
of
Chain
Star
6-15
22 Vic
plus 41c
gains__'_______________l_..'.
(quar.)
Life
3-
3-16
6-29
20c
(quar.)__i_;______„
5% pfd. (quar.)____
investment
capital
Steel
3-15
3-30
12 Vic
—______
(quar.)_j.__r___,__v__,
A
Georgia (quar.)^__-i._w,.
Virginia (stock div.)__
Investors, Inc.—
net
5
15c
of
National
Lorain
4-
..
i
from
London
3-15
4-
(
Insurance
Lone
2
5-
Co.
Co.
Wayne)
3-
Telephone Co, of Pennsylvania—
preferred (quar.)
two-for-one
3-14
,
1
%
_
Corroon
?•:
^"3-26 ^ %
1
income >_
Works,
4-
Insurance
Insurance
Lincoln
3-5
2-28 \
',
Life
4c
5
3-
3-15
common
Liberty Real Estate Trust (increased)_.______
Locke
3-15
18c
_____
;.•%% to be. held
'
5-
(initial)-
&
(quar.)
(quar.
preferred
tquar.)______;L.l____I_:
Drug
Stores
(quar.)
10c
Co.
(quar.)__.
___•
Connector, class A. (quar.)
Glass
-
1
1
4-1
1%'
Gas
Tire
Corning
1
4-
87 VaC
Ohio
House
Acceptance,
Continental
4-
62 Vic
Corp.
Investment
investment
3-
$1.18%,
:_<•
(quar.
10c
common
'
3-26
3-15
:
class
Liberty Loan Corp., common
5%'%
preferred (quar.)__^
5%
preferred (quar.)
from
4-23
'
Energy
Standard
convertible
Corp.,
preferred
50c
(quar.)_„
&
Fund
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Indiana—■%%%?
preferred C (quar.)________
Hartford
_______
2-23
3-14
5-
_____________
Consolidated'-Rock- Products:
Consumer
3-30
7V
1
4-
27 Vac
(quar.)__.
Southern
common
Commercial
V; %
3-19
3-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
60c
Clearing
Consolidated
6'
4-16
>■-
30c
International
Growth
4-
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
Canada
v
3-15
time).
Products
Life
20c
.
(quar.%
.
%
10c
5% conv. preferred (quar.)_____
Grosset &
Dunlap (quar.)
Guaranty Bank (Phoenix, Ariz.)—
Shareholders will vote at a special meeting
2
7
$1.25
(Julius),
common ;;(quaf.)^_%%
preferred (quar.)
Griesedieck
1
4-
3-15
I2y2c
preferred
Great
3-16;.
3-
4-
15c'
-
(quar.)
Commerce
New
*
(quar.)
Trencher Co.
Finance
y
4-23
37 Vic
_____%
Co.
Bank
Fink
Products,
Market
Inc.
preferred
Gray
7
America—
dividend)
preferred
Colonial
>
$1,20
>
(quar;)-—
(s-a)
Colgate-Palmolive
2
3-
4-26
$1.02 Va
Fan
Coca-Cola
2 %
3-15
$1.18%
_
•Corp;,? common..
iquar.).;__________T______
of
Trust
Coca-Cola
4"•
$1.02 Vi
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
City Gas Co. of Florida (quar.)
Clarage
7
3-30
;,
3-15
25c
Corp. of Delaware (quar.)
(action deferred on the
&
Mount
'
(stock
preferred
Cleveland
7
3-
4-
40c
.
j;_l
of
preferred
"•>/
______________
(quar.)
Co.
4V'4%
5
3-
25c
(quar.)_
preferred' B
Chartered
Gas—
(quar. )
preferred
Corp.
3-
2
2
3-
25c
National
v4Vi%
3" 8
4-
22c
B
$5
6
3-14
3-31
20c
Quarterly '
5-21
4-
3-15
25c
___.
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y. )
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
3-16
1
10c
preferred
General
4-10
V(
4-
;■
$15c
■
((quar.'l.ii^-ii'I^t-J^i'f.
(quar.)
Central 'Securities
Cerro
(quar.)___
;
(quar.)
preferred
2
,'3-31
$2c
$$1.25
(increased) ____$%
6i
1
4-
5c
Electric
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
5-
12 Vic
4.75%
'$1.40
'J
$2 Vic
■v
9
3-26
50c
%•...
3.75%
(initial)
4.10%
4.80%
3-15
6-
4-27
%%Vi%30c
;•
Investors Trust (Boston), class A
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
4.50%
3-28
2
(quar.)
r
General Telephone Co.
3-30
4-27
$1834c
i
Illinois
Common
•'
4-
$$1
Corp.
3-19
4-13
&
Bank
Co.
preferred
General
3-31
75c
,
General Telephone Co.
3-19
Ltd.—
F
Westinghouse, Ltd.
Central; Aguirre
6%
$2.50
4-18
(quar.)
Trust ' (quar.;)
Utilities,...common
Controls
General
4-20
tl5c
(quar.)
Instruments
General
■»
HOc
(quar.)____
3-
1
2
25c
—
Blower
Lehn
2
5-
Y.)
dividend
Cable
General
; 4-18
12 Vic
,
Oil Cos., 8%
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar,)__________
Central
%
(N.
(quar. 1
(quar.)
Lau
4-
40c
(quar.)______
B
Lamson
J.)—
conv.
$1.40
Canadian
Cenco
4 % %
General
3-15
4-
5-15
$37Vic
Resources,
Co.
1
9
$2.10
(quar.)
75c
Inc.
4-
N.
A
A
Lestoil
4-
35c
Co.,
Mutual
Garfinkel
2
2
3-
>•
4-20
10%;;
Mines, Ltd. (incr.-quar.)
Ltd., class B (quar.)
Collieries
Caressa,
>
meeting)__
Canners,
Carboline
44-
:
4-30
3-24
General
'■
Canadian
Canadian
4-16
%
17 Vic
Lake
preferred
3-15
$2,375
stock
Class
3-16
3-16
25c
••
_I_.
(quar.)
Class
(Phoenix) —
River,
(quar.)^
Class
3-19
3-22
9
A
payment at this
Corp.
$0,023
Corp.
Frito-Lay,
•%;
Insurance—
2-for-l
a
Canadian
4%
: 'V
■
Founders
3-16
4-15
37Vic
(quar.)_^________
(quar.)
preferred
Fostoria
the
Corp.
9
4-
35c
Banking
preferred
Foundation
3-16
4-10
200%
-
State
Flooring,
3-12
3-23
California
the
Corporations
Canadian Bronze Ltd.
5%
(quar.)__
(stock
approved
their annual
at
Canada
1 Vi
dividend
Fastener
1
'
common
Worth
Fort
'
(Stockholders
split
2c
410c
;
4-
4-19
Telephone
& Ishpeming RR. (quar.)____
(Alfred), Inc., class A (incr. quar.))
))
Class
3-20
'
4-
7
30c
-
Superior
Lambert
3J30
3-16 \
7c
(quar.)
Life
Hawaii)!
(Toms
National
Public
Stock
Foote-Burt
April 2
on
Packing
7
3-26
4-
4-10
H6c 1
(quar.
Corp.
California-Western
5%
3-15
•i
dividend)______
9
(from
(quar.),c________________
$1.12 conv. preferred (quar.)_'___
Food Fair
Stores, common (quar.)____
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
3-15
/
;
3-10
West—
Arizona
City Bank
Porter
&
4%%
3-30
30c
Trenton
?
6
2
the
(of
of
Bank
Pensylvania
Florida
3-19
4-25
±$2.20
''
3-19
'■"'■'J?:-'/'-
5%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
;
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Florida
Metal
Supply________.
3-30
3-
(Md.)
%.
Co.
National
3-15
'
4-
25c
approval
Commissioner
2
4-16
'
6c
(stock
Financial
Subject
4-
1:20c
(quar.)_
Inc.
7
4-15
3-20
;
'
2
3-20
15c
Fleming Co.,
3-19
4-10
2%
1
3-
4-
$15c
__i
National
Fischer
6
7 Vic
(s-a).
3-23
9c
'
of
Bank
First
3-16
12 Vic
_
'
Kittanning
9
:% 27Vic
dividend.
First
3-30
2
12 Vic
(s-a)
Machinery
L, >,
6-
-
4-15
$1.37 Vi
_
A
(Canada), Ltd.—
Corp.
Bay Gas,
4-
tlOc
Ltd.
preferred
Burnham
Camloc
4-20
Corp._
Browning-Ferris
Bruce
6-27
:
4.16%
*
3-
25c
income
First
5
3-12
$25c
Assurance
3-
B
1
3-30
,
Lake
'
V
$2.90
3-23
40c
Inc.—
5-15
4-
RR.-
3-15
-
(quar.)______
6-15
35c
Rapids
1
\
1
3-21
$1.43 VA
Grand
Lehman
Quarterly
3-31
_
.iil'J__< i
5-
1
Extra
Brooke Bond
5-15
2
_.
Mines, Ltd.
Co.,
9c
j
4-
(quar.)
Pioneer
3-15
2
"
4-16
VaC.
&
3-
12c
Corp.
National
First
'
4-17
$3c '
(quar.)
Allegan
3-20
84c
3-12
income)
Quarterly
3-16
4-
'
3-16
1
26 Vac
(Del.)—
preferred
(monthly)____^
Kelling Nut Co., 6'% preferred (quar.)
King Kullen Grocery Co. (N. Y.)—
3-15
2
3-30
..
3-16
3-27
12 VaC
-
6% guaranteed (s-a)
Kaymarq Consolidated Corp.
3-26
4-
25c
(quar.)
Fund,
preferred
3-26
1
at
(quar.)
2-27
$3c
(quar.)_
4-13
2%
Ltd.—*
6%
A
$1.46 preferred
Kalamazoo,
7c
(quar.)
Industrial
Insurance
First
3-16
5-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
com.
preferred
Bralorne
3-31
3-31
25c
_
preferred
Financial
First
9
J25c
(quar.)___
_
5.75%
.-.;.y
(Canada),
series
3-16
5-
9334c
(initial)—_
4-16
.
t
i
pref.
ordinary
Stock
3-27
117 Vic
(quai\)_
1
•.
.
.
Brassiere
Insurance
From
3-14
3-
4-10
7 Vic
___
fqu a r.)
Concrete, class
Bowl-Mor
3-31
3-27
50c
A
(H.
Borman
25c
b"-.:'
.
Fidelity
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.
9
67/8C
Bell
Intercontinental Corp.
is-a)
Berkshire Frocks, Inc. (quar.)
Bickford's Inc.- (quar.)
common
3-
$1.50
Storage
Hats.'Titd.,
3-23
$1.25
(quar.)__
__
Kaiser Steel,
preferred
3-30
;______
payment
3-14
3-16
1
3-27
$1,50
A,
.J.,
Jupiter
Class
v
1
1
3-10
\
35c
preferred (quar.)
(increased quar.)
5-
S1.37V2
;
4-
.
37 Vic
^____
(quar.)__^.„_
4-30
100%
;
(s-a)___
3-12
4-
40c
$1.20
3%%
Ltd.
3-12
3-16
»
(guar.)__
t25c
'
(quar.)
Department Stores
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
First
V;
(quar.)__
Belding-Corticelli, 7 % ; pfd.(quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd., 5%' pfd.
(quar.)_i___.
Bilthtore
5c
:
.
1st
conv.
Financial
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
RR.
Van
Inc.,
7
:
Form
common
Co.,
Club,
preferred
J.)—
1
1
4-
433/4c
._
v__
8Vic'
(quar.)__
common
Tea
pfd.
(quar.)
.)
(quar.)_
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_-_____—u
Corp. (stock dividend)
on
(N.
common
Quarterly
Corp.,
3-15
137Vic
j.-—'
Fund
Federated
2-23
50c
Brick, 5%
pfd. (accum.)■!:_;___.
Commerce (N. Y.)
(quar.)
preferred
Founders
7%
common
Sulphur,
Bros.
Non-voting
Jewel
Co.,
50c
(quar.)
f55c
(quar.)
Fund
Lake
Jenkins
$1.03
J15c
(quar.)
preferred
taken
investment
Baltimore
of
4-16
$17V2C
;
Fairbanks-Whitney Corp.—
sub¬
ject to approval of stockholders
Apr. 17)
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill (quar.)
■.V
Baldwin Montrose Chemical
Co.r~
$1 conv. preferred (quar.)
___XV
Bank
Jefferson
4-12
25c
'■
25c
sh.
3-
Silver
Bakeries,
preferred
44-
3-30
$1.03 Va
(quar.)
3-19
—
action
Exquisite
% 3-10
1
13c
%
___i__
each
3-23
3-30
$12y2C
(s-a.)-___—______——20c
Convertible
(quar.)
for
3-13
3
7V2C
(quar.)w__-i___
Mfg. 'Co.
this
U5c
V
Mills (quar.)
Baker Industries (stock
dividend)
additional sh.
3-19
4-
62c
-
Assistance
3-23
•
Badger Paper
(One
3-30
6
20c
\
dividend)
5Vi%
Products
Ltd.
Federal
B/G
3-10
4-13
Stock
(stock
Register,
Emco,
Ltd.—
__
3-15
3-30
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
$4.80
plus
income—
!
Balanced
(quar.)_^____^!
preferred
Jockey
(quar.)__
Ltd.
(quar.)
preference
Electronic
3-15
3-15
1:20c
____
._.
Steels, Ltd.
2
3-30
20c
(Class B payment omitted at this
time)
Associated Stationers
Supply (quar.)
Atlantic Company
(quar.)_
Atlas
Egry
4-13
10c
(quar.)
4-
3-31
5c
Co., common
preferred
International
Inc.:—
Ltd.__j.______________v
Howard
Electrical
X
3c
,
&
Eaton
3-16
C.)—-l
20'/2c
Ltd.___
H.) Hardware,
(J.
A
%
1st
Ecnlin
Co
Temple,
Ashdown
5%
Eaton
3-30
v.
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Seed
4-30
30c
Lime Corp.___u-^—; %
Easy Washing Machine Co.—
3-30
V
;30c
.
■
1961)
Co.
4y»%
3-20
t75c
Eastern
$1.25
Quarterly ;
;
Angelica Uniform
Corp.
2-27
»97 Vst c
_•
_r
Hesearch & Development—
Aro
3-12
,
American
Glass
1
4-
Holdert
Payable of Rec
-
4.12%
Steamship
When
Share
Michigan Electric—
Interstate
(initial)—,
Brewery,
&
Interlake
.
____
Co.
Dow
9
(quah4-____-_--_
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
3-22
;
'■
Products
7%
3-13
1
3-
15c
A
investment
Fabrics,
Dominion
4-12
4-
3-20
t$1.37Vi
:
long-term capital gains
net
9
'
9
(quar.)___^
Corp.
4-
$1.50
&
capital gains
from
4-
$1.50
:
net
1%
(quar.)_____
Metal
Asg.row
10c
3-12
3-
Per
Name of Company
..
Indiana
3-19
Mfg.___:
Divco-Wayne
3'26
r
3-30
3-30
3-20
20c
class
Investing Co.,
from
3-12
10c
;
Nut
Vegh
3-15
1
Frcre,
$1.06 V4
';
^
;___
10c
American
American
4-
.
Foundry—
3.90% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.Ki
(from
4-2
30c.
Industries—
split)
Machine
de
20c
6
(2-for-l
Decker
3-30
3iy4c
■
4%c
Records, Inc.
52c
(quar.)_
% non-cum. preferred
American Hair & Felt, 6% pfd.
American Home Assurance—
American
3-13
4-13
"
.
___:
__
Rubber
Consumer
Decca
4-10
4%
__
preferred
Milk
(Watertown, N.Y.I
Amerace
4VA%
&
Dean
t'3-30
17Vic
(quar.)_i.
Corp.
David
3-19
3-30
22V2C
Corp. (quar.)__I_
Corp. (stock div.)
Electronics
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
____
Addressograph-Multigraph
When
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores, Ltd.—
5Vi%
preference
(s-a)
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name of
B
When
Share
Petroleum Corp.
(Del.), common...
5%'.convertible preierred
(quar.)
Cuban American Sugar Co
Culligan, Inc., ccmmon (quar.)
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
during the
Per
,
Name of Company
Crescent
11
4-16
3-15
4-16
3-30
62V2c
3-31
3-
5%
Quarterly
Northern
Northern
5%
preferred A
conv.
common
5c
3-30
3-15
4Virfc
preferred
I
15c
3-30
3-15
$2.75
preferred
A
(quar.)—
States
12c
____
Trust
3-31
3-16
$4.10
3-31
3-16
$4.08
683/4C
3-16
$3.60
$4.16 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5
3-
1
$1.04
4-14
3-30
$1.023*
,
(quar.)—
Power,
Dreferred
3-31
3-
3-15
4-14
3-30
1
(Watertown) —
_—
preferred
preferred
$4.11
00
$1.25
20c
—
York
$1.13
(quar.).
(quar.)_
(quar.)__^___;
9
New
Quarterly.
(quar.)—'
(quar.)
—
,
$1.02 Va
4-14
3-30
$1.02
.
4-14
3-30
90c
4-14
3-30
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
National Insurance Co.-—
.
approved a 2-for-l split plus
v.
50'A stock dlv. Distribution and record .
;>, date have not as yet been determined
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—
Y>YYY''>Y4%
preferred (quar.)
Nova Scotia Light & Power, (quar.)
/;
B
Old
tquar.)
Olokele
—
.
4- 2
.
V
ibc .
33c
.
33c
;
20c ;
.
25c , ;
20c .
:35c -
r"-
class A__
Cement,
Oregon
Portland
Osborn
Mfg. Jquar.
Pacific
—:
preferred
^
;
3-15
4- 2
3-30 ^
'3- 8
3-io
3-23
,
6-1
'
$1.40
preferred tquar.
preierred iquar.
preferred (quar.)
$1
7%
Mullikcn
Petlibone
(quar.)
iquar.50c
1^
Pillsbury Company
(quar.)____ __________—• 31 VsC
Pittsburgh Fairfax
Corp. _______——_____
$1.50
Pittsburgh Lake Erie RR.
(quar.
$1.50
Plough, Inc. "(quar.)
;
______—
27'Ac
Philadelphia
Phillips
Pratt
National
(stock
Bank
&
Pfeslole
Corp.,
Provident
Fund
Oil
Income,
lor
Co.
Service
4.85%
inc.—
- <•
preferred
preierred
Class
,
Tyler
Inc.
Stores,
Quaker
Oats
Steel
Electric
Union
^___—
Corp.—
preferred
6%
Mining
Quincy
>
.
United
•
Corporation—
net realized
United
U.
4-20
4-20
S.
4-11
on
(Del.)
Corp.
Investors
6 Va %
:
: ^
3-15
.
3-16
"
8',v
Tobacco,
Leaf
—
(quar.)
Universal
Pictures-
Publishing
r': '
Corp.
Upson-Walton Co.
(Wise.)
Hydraulics & Machinery, Inc.
4-
5
3-20
$1.20
Radio
preferred
3-31
4-23
7- 2
; 3-20
(quar. l__
30c
25c
Corp.
1st
$3.50
to
America,
of
common
V 87Vic
split subjectn^ in'"
preferred tquar.)
Corp. (3-for-l stock
Tool
Ram
(.quar. I
A
approval of stockholders)
•
time)
Veeder-Root
3-12
6- 4
.
3-13
^
_
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
'.•*
Dredging
Ac
4%
preferred
convertible
,
Co.
Express
Factors
6%
Felt,
Inc.,
Ranio,
Reece
A
(initial
common
new
Properties
Class
^
Corp.' (qunr.)___j.—
Reitman's
(Canada),
B
Class
Foil
Resistoflex
Rexach
Corp.
(H.
Ritter
(quar.)____
W.)
Broadcasting
2
3-
6
Stoies
Savannah Electric
&
.
(qua'r.)—
(Orlando, Fla.)—-
,1
.4-
2
*>
.
8c
>
American
Corp
Home
Machine
American
title
(Common
preferred
A
B
(quar.
$1.09
-
3-15
9
•>
5-31
8-3i
11-30
Ametex,
under
American
International
Investment
7%
Co.,
;.Y
.
3-
5
3-
5
3-27
3-
5
$1.31%
—
50c
3-30
3-30
v
!__
4-15
4-
\f/r
T/r
Bank
Trust
&
Y. >
(N.
2
$4.50
(quar.t ____I
Seaboard
Second
Allied
15c
(Philadelphia)
Security Life & Accident Co.
Corp.-of
50c
Sharon
Oil
Steel
Shawmut
&
tN.»
Slater
Steel
Gfts
(Initial
Class
A
5'/aVr
Southeastern
Southern
Public
•
stock,
Sjiotless
Square
Class
A
Class
B
50c
•
20c f
17%c
three-for-two
a
<L.
2nd
jquarterly
8.)
3-5
3-31
"« 3-20
4-
•
-
Camp,
prior
5'r
convertible
4-
•
Stone
Container
Stockholders
posed
vote
two-for-one
Studebeker-Packard.
52nd
1 quar,I
preferred
$5
on
3-30
-
'4-14
3-31
pfd.
1
•■■'•3-21
i-
1
3-21
25c
4-
1
3-21
a
20c
' • lquar.)__
;
?.
4-24
4-10
pro¬
'• ♦>
'
•
$1.25,
4-
2
$1.25
4-
2
'
.3-15
-
3-15
.
3-28
«
,.5-'l
,5-1
$1
*
50c
5-
$1
—~
* 8-
50c
y'
t
________
;
Power
4.60%
preferred
preferred
4.92%
Alan
Wood
Aid,
Inc.
Alco
Co.,
Steel,
4.20%
pfd.
______•
(quar.) ii_;_
(quar.)_ii
i_
Products,; Inc.; (quar.u
Inc., new common (initial
preferred
3-15
3-14
3-15
2-28
3-23
3-1
Algoma
&
Steel
Canadian
Allegheny
Baldwin
(increased)
Ltd.
(increased
Corp.
Dividend
Ludlum
Funds
■
.Steel
Allegheny Power System
Allen
Industries
(quar-.)
Corp.
iquar.)l___>;_~__:_>_
15C
Anaconda
•
Anheuser-Busch,
Pools,
Aptliony
Apex
Bank
4-
.
3r
8,;i
2
3-
9
$1.50
■■■■
Arkansas
4.32%
—
Power
Armstrong
$3.75
(quar.)___
(quar.)_____—
(increased).
_
Arnold
Ac
Co.
Arundel
Afvin
Light—
Ashland
3T ,7
$1.50
3- 2
2-28
50c
3-31
3- 9
y
45c
>3-31
3- 9
' •"
30c
' 3-
1
2nd
Associated
,>2-28
3-31
-3-15
Corp.,
Oil
&
Gas
—
,
,
4-
1
>3-16
„
3-
3-15"
3-20
6-
f30c
>'
>,
1
5-10
V
5-1
v
.>4-10
'4-
2
3-
7
"2-
"
1
>
.4-10
.
.
5-
2
3-1
>3-15
5-1-
7'Ac
.
;
3-5
3-29
3-15
.7'/2c.
3-
37'/2C
9
9
Corp.
>
>
2-23
Oc
.3-15
50c
3-12
3-
5
25c
3-20
3-
5
>>. '. 25c
3-14
2-21
3-14 Y
2-21
3-15
2-28
2
3-15
.
.
>
22'Ac
27c
4-
_
;
4-
k
5
-i
4-
2
$1.37
4-
______—
3-15
2
$1.18
,
2
>
3-15
'
3-
'
4-15
.
5
3-20
35c
3-15
3-19
Co.
15c
3-12
3-
1
35c
4-
2
3-
9
12'/a
<quar.)__—
(quar.)____—
2
2-19
-
3-15
35c
4-
25c
3-31
3-
6
30c
3-30
3-
9
30c
3-15
2-12
$1.25
3-15
2-12
37'Ac
3-15
2-12
3-15
3-
1
2
3-
2
——--
(quar.)
•
—
(quar.K_
—
preferred (quar.)__.
Transport—
preferred
3-26
.
'
3-19
4-27
I
C
4%
Ltd. (quar.).____.
Refining, common
5
2-14
3-15
93 %c
'•>
(quar.V——.
" convertible
,
3-16
3-16
3-22
12'Ac
(quar.)
(accum.)______(quar.)
—
Athey Products Corp. (quar.) —
—
Atlantic Acceptance,; com. (increased quar.)
Atlantic City Electric - (quar.)
—____
6%
Associates
>
3-30
25c
dividend
Corp.
)
9
3-
3-30-
$1.08
__—
$5 preferred
3-9
$6c
Cork
>
6-26
3
■
Paint &
Industries
Asbestos
"3-16
7-
3-30
50C
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
Constable
Stock
3-1?
3-31
$1.61'A
preferred
Armstrong
10-23
2-23
12 '/2C
com.
(quar,)—
Western
&
3-20
20c
.
(quar.)
Arkansas
%c
40C
12
.____
—
Power,
preferred
4-
,
1
———
preference
preferred
4.65,%
3-9
..
3-22
Corp.- (quar.)
(quar.)—____—______
(quar.)
convertible
90c
3-15 >
2-25
4-.1,3- 9
4-, 1
3- 9
3-15
rXiVzc
Ltd.—
nref erred
$35c
-.-
90c.
4- 2
156'Ac s
5.48 %
4-1
25q
12
V * t72c
Louisiana Gas, common
Arkansas
3-12
1
3-30
(quar.l_.__—__________
4- 2
?
9
25c
'
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)——
Varnish Works (quar.)_
Armstrong Rubber Co. (quar.)—__——,—
4- 2
2
.
2OV2C
preferred
$1.15
$1.23
$1.25
: 22'/2c
.'10c
20c
$1.12'/2
•
4-
(quar.
Arkansas-Missouri
9
2-
—_—
(quar.).
Inq.
Smelting
Arizona
Inc.
9
4-. 2;.
,
4-
quar.)
Development,
&
-27
3-31
-
40c
10c
(quar.
Quarterly
" ■> Angostura-Wupperman
•;<
10-23
.
5%'
;
$2.25
preferred -(quar.)^—___
preferred
Anglo-Newfoundland
7-23'
1
■19
3-31
-
•
7-23'
1 :
■io
3-15
50cl
_1_
Armour
,11-
4-
3-15"
>
;
>
Andrea Radio Corp. (quar.)
$2.90
16
ice
: ;
(quar.)________
Angelica
Uniform "(quar.)—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
4y2%:
-.15
4oc
12%c;
——
Inc.
v
^
—
—;
Products.
8
-
'
.,
Co.;
Post
8
■
>
3-30
j
8
•
>;
; y,,*2
35c
Glass, common (quar.)_!__>
(quar.)———— ■?!*■' n
Hocking
2
3-30
—
(quar.)__
preferred
2
4-
$1.50
V
preferred (quar.) —
Smelting (quar.)
4.72%
3-19
(quar.)
4%
Anchor
3-12
t
Inc.
Apclior
>
4-23
4- 2
,
&
7-23
1;
' 4- 2
quar.)_
(quar.)i_J_
—c,__
6%
Lead
Zinc,
Metal. " Inc.
Ampco
3- 5
2-23
4-
.
'
4- .2.
Amoskeag Co.,
2-15
$1.05
..
quar.)
.(quar.)__'_
30c
—
i
Tobacco.
-9
3-30
;>43%c>>
(quar.)—
11-
*
$1
$1.37'/2
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5% preferred
Aldens,
4Va%
>,..
,
1
1
~
:
8-.1
-- 7-23
11- l". 10-23 "
50c
(quar.)______
2-3-
4-
>; 5c
'■
(quar.)_
com.
'
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
(quar.) J
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
(reduced
Ametec,
2-23 ' >
3-12
'
.'4-23
1
8-1
50c
^$1
(quar.)_>
B
9
75c>:
(quar.
Quarterly
4-23
'8^ 1
.
$1,
Extra
Alabama
All
;.
.
—,
(quar.)
2-
quar.i
Telephone Ac Telegraph Co. (quar.)
-Title
Insurance
Co.
(Miami) —
American
■'■■■•'[ ;>
5- f '■" ,4-23
50c
^
(quar.)—_____
A
Alexander
,
on
split.
conv.
4-
25c
iquar.i_
^
•;
J
Alabama Gas Corp., $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)__;_
,
3-2
4-13
20c
A 'iquar.)
8
4- 6
>> $1
Extra
Class
•
—
May 8
stock
;
3-
v1*
,
'
B
Class
3-20
2
.
•
Extra
.
40c
(quar.25c
preferred
!
3-16
.
4-
•
,5c'
15c r
(quar.)_i——
A
Class
3-16 T
3-19
(N.Y.C.)
Cotp. Nquar.)____
will
'
_
common
2nd
6
-
preferred
American
|
41
;
**40c
preferred
3
•.
32Vac
Sons_^.—
5''
3
4-
.•
,
laccum.l—•
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
Quarterly
^
Stokely-Van
4-
12'/aC
_i__
4-15
(stock dividend^' n
payment__
(quar.
B
Class
.3-19
3-30
„
12'/2c
Chemicals
Extra
3-26
'3-16
'
&
cash
Mfg. (quar.)
By-Pfoducts—1
A
Class
'3-26
4-10
.
,
(quar.
Extra-_i._l.___i
.
•
4-10
12 Vac
i
(stock
Brass
Class
3-15
3-30
2bc
:
pfd. (quar.):
preferred 'iquar.)'
conv.
Insurance
Alabama
:
Co.: (quar,)____
Company
1
20c
.
B.i
Akron
.
20c
.
Quarterly
3-12
30c
^
Corp;
Finance
.
Aileen; Inc.
" 3-10
•
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Aetna
1
3-24
•;>
5%T
(Increased
Suggr Refining Co.,
American
1>:3-12 ,';: 3r 1 "
15c >. "3-29"rJ
•;>: 15c
3-29 "i
dividendi____;v„,■) ' n3-30 ^
;
iilOc
v 3-30' ■
5c * 7~A+ Z .v
/
.
■
■
>■■;;">.;v',>.>
.
25c
Corp.—
iquar. 1
Co
Industries
Air Products
:
3-29
5c
4- 2
-
.
15c
quar.i
Express
Aerojet-General
____
from
(quar.)
Guaranty Corp.j—
participating preferred
Corp—
:
(3-for-l stock split)
(J.
-3-20
1
Ltd.—< >
'
3-15
45c
Co. .{quar,)?:*■ -' 25c.
Aetna
Parts
Stetson
1
-
Process
Adirondack
25c
(initial
Industries
50c
series
&
4-
Adams
3-15
i——'.
;
$1.30
Steinway
1
^%.
;
v
3-15
preferred
Acushnet
3-9
■'
Inc.
Co.
3-15
4-
;
19c
—__i
,
(qitar.)^______________
Corp.,
3-30
"
1
4-
3-23
6-
'
23c
(quar.i
«.
4-17
'
•
•
62'/2c>"
(quar.)
3-15
15c
..
Co.—
State
Steel
4- 2
J70c
•
$5c >'/-3-30
(quar.)__-_____________
■
dividend
American
2-23',^
•>1
3-15
.
give
Laboratories
V
(initial).!—
—
3- 9
"«■'
6
•
$1.25
.
-
'
.3-15
>i
,
*■
••
•
2
''30c
Stores-
com.
2
4-
*
—
—
Co.,
15
4"
"
$1
(quar.)
1
—
(quar.$38«/ac 'ft 4-,2
3- 1
(Increased quar.)
$50c ;:;v4- 2'" " • 3-1 1
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries—
'
y
1
r '
'
Common- (increased
quar.)______________.
15c
.1 4-:.2 : -3-10
6% ; preferred (quar-,)_——
>, $1.25 ;
3-15 ' , . 2-20, ;
$1.20 class A preferred
(quar.)___
Z1
30c
4- 2 Y
3-10
Acme
Electric
(quar.)____^.__;________^____v>:
,y,7c j
3,-20-x ■ 3- 7,"
"4-10
1
(quar.)
—
$1
20c
-
.-'.
.•
Service
9
3-20
50c
8'/3c
(quar.).^.__
Snuff
American
21
> .25c
3-20 ^'
6T% preferred (quar.
--t--.:
'^r3-30
3-20
American Steamship Co
3-15
American
Stamping
Co
4-18*A't 3-26
American Staces Insurance
(Indianapolis),—■
7- 2
6-11
Quarterly
___!'
3- 9
2-27' X
•:.American-Steel Foundries (quar.)
__y__;
'
,4- 2
3-19
American
Sterilizer
(quar.)_l_———12_
Vi.>3-15;; 3- 5
American Stores Co.
(quar. )"!£.__
3-io '"; 3- .1
Common
-4-10"
1
(quar.i.
"
Screw
Starrett
1
5-
*
5c
(quar.)
•"
Industries
F.
4'/2%
5-
,v.
1
(resumed)
Abitibi Power & Paper Co.,
5-
(Va.)—
we
Abbott
50c
J7VaC
..
Holdings
Standard
3-23
(quar.)
income)—
Chemical
Standard
Starrett
Service
Co.
iquar.
Co., new com.
D
,;'4-16
.
C.
A.
2-27
$1.37
Water
Investors,
Stamford
3-15
.
iquar.)__
approved
investment
net
pfd.
of Stauncon
(hvitial)
split.
Sovereign
2
t31>/4C
--
$2
(quar.)
California
common
4-
$53c
(quar.)____
quar.)
common
Stockholders
•
pfd.
•
Co.,
3-12
3-15
3-30
.
«juar.)
;
>-3-20 a.
American
3-19
4-11
10c
$1.25
20c
t4Qc
'
*'- 3-20
•
28
20c
dividend
Stock
1
-
Sanitary—'
of
American .Self
i,
3-20
;*
(quar.)—.
Realty Trust—
beneficial interest
Shares
the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these . being given in the
preceding table.
;
■
;
Ltd.—
Corp.
preferred
New
$2.12
Industries, Ltd., $2.80 pfd.
Paper
1
35c
(quar.)._
Co.
::
.
Below
3-16
3-16
1
4-
Common
5-
■
>3-15
» 20C
-
com.
Standard
&
Radiator
American
2%
:-V
(quar.j__—."
common
Equipment
& Chemical,
Amirican Sulpnur
'3-16
15c
;
Somerville
.
A
Paper Mills,
Transfer
4-
37>/2c
~
V;;
(initial)
common
'>
I2V2C
12V2C
*
25c
Industries,
(Howard)
Smith's
(quar.)__'_
(quar.)_:__•
(quar.i
Ltd..
3-30
" 70c
25c
Zenith' Electric^ Supply, Ltd. (increased)
2-28
3-15
$5
'
-50C
(quar.)—
preferred. (quar.)__
—
special preferred (quar.)—
Stock
;
3-20
3-16'
2-28
3-15
15c
(quar.)
clnss
Co.,
Preferred
Smith
common
preferred
-
Publishing
3-30
3-30
3-30
i&c.,*
Yoirng'stown Foundry & Mtachlne Uo.
3-16
' 3-31
>-4- 2
25c
40c
s
(quar.)
•
Wyman-Gordon
3-16
20C^
iquar.»__
iqunr. 1
Mfg.,
Slater
New
2nd
Corp.
Assn.
Simplicity
Sorg
America,
convertible
Shamrock
Corp.
World
3-10
4-
15c
(quar.)
;
Service
1
2
4- 2
3-27
35c
'
(quar.)
(Colo.)
dividend
Stock
Seismograph
Selas
' >
RR.
National Bank
3-23
' :
(quar.(___
$1.12Va
(quar.'
40c
Milling Corp. (Del.)
(quar.)7V2C
Line
Air
(quar.)___L "
Ry., common
Co.
Photocopy
American
3-23
3-23
3-23
$$1.70
'(s-aKl'iU:'
Wheeling-
\ ;,3-20
'
preferred A
Seaboard
2
4-
(Toronto)
5.preferred (quar.)
Machine Products__^_____
Wood (John) Industries Ltd.-.-class A
2
4-13
30c
(quar,)"< 30c
(Joseph) Erewing Co. (Wise.)
Scruggs-Vandei voort-Barneyr—.
Common
'
(quar.
Schlitz
preferred
Optical Co.,
American Potash
"20c4-16
'
20c
v!;4-16
Z
L
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.___>
i Western Tablet & Stationery
..
Scarsdale
Maryland
News
American
American
tq
•
1
—
(quar.)'
American
3-12
2-26 6-11 .' 7 5-25 i-
75c
75c
^preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.i
5 '/r
Corp.
,$4
.
"(in'creased-quar.)
Western
Motors
V '
'
B
Assurance'
Co.___
Amehcan
R'tJ
:
_
March
Meter
14
•
'■>■
.
(subject 'to
approval of
15)_11____^
—1_
dividend
stockholders
time)
this
(lriereased-quar.)•______!
A
Class
Western
2
44-
4-15
at
Stock
14
;
(Washington,
■■
American
9
3-23
$1.75
(quar.)
;
15
1
4-
$2.01
'
'
.
5
3-
,
3-20
3-15
ioc
gains)
com.
(quar.i—
Mercury Insurance
C.)—
3-12
20c
Illinois—
of
Co.
' preferred
American
3-14
6'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.).
Maize-Products
American
.2-28
2
4-
50c
,—.
>
(quar;)__.—
preferred
3
3-12
.
12c
Corp.
Insulator
5V\%
—
Supply (quar.)
Hospital
3-
.
,
name
new
<quar.)_
Smelting
3-15
15c
>
2-27
3-15
:
,
3-30 ;■»' 3-12
:
8c
—__
.
Management—
Class
-3* 1
'4-15
"4
$1.31 '/4
omitted
'
9-10
15c
(NY)
(monthly)
Corporate
Inc., / dividend
American Investors Fund (from capital
5
-f
.
(quar.)—
I
;
Wellington
(
3-12
> 3-16
3-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4-^2
3-30>
payment
Company
Quarterly
3-21
$15c
&
1
-
■
1
,v
Metals
&
to
changed
announcement
American
3-15
7Vic
4- 2 V 3-15
'-'v.VvVa.•'-27c-; 3>3I •- 1 3- 9
(quar.)
9
3-
2
12-10
,
35c
—______
& Derrick--.:
Products Corp.
Hoif?t
American
3- 8
Electric—
Inc.—
Weeden
3-26
-4-11
60c
Power, common
4.36':;
4-25
• -
J32iiic
(annual)
5»/4'/;
'
20c
;
_____
(Iowa)
,3-
3-16
4-
25C
Hardware
"3-20
r
.
9
6-
25c
—:—
3-
3-15 :
>
25c
..;
v
3-15
__———
Heritage Publishing Co., Inc.
3-22
payment
Webcor,
3-16
3-15
2-lf^
3-30
Products: Co.
Leonard
3-15
4-2
15c-
2
3-15
15c
Quarterly
American
20c
_
*
omitted at this time)
Washington Natural Gas (Del.) (quar.r
3-19
3-15
4-
titiereased-quar.)
Drug
3-24
3-20
10c
20c
(quar.)
Ward
,C
,
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Co.
Grove
(Com.
(quar.40c
Oil. Ltd.,; S-V*% pfd. (quar.)-______
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)_i_____Ll>L^
Ryaii8-Evans
.
3-16
5-
;
5c
Ro.valite
Russell
3-30
Walnut
lntf.
Tlernan
3-
;
American General Insurance. (Houston)—
3- 2
r:3-16
'
3-15
3-15
* 32»/2c i -*"
(quar.)
Co.
iWm.)
.
4-16
-
Sugar
&
Wallace
4-16
u.—•___
J
Furniture
4-2
1
(quar.)
Lumlnir
Rollins
;
_
(quar.
(Hartford)
Trust
Roberts
Co.
(s-a)
Company
Riverside
Rowe
tquar.l_
Construction
Ric.kel
Ltd.
Mines,
inc.
Wailuku
Wallace
tlOc
(quar.)
Reeves-Macdonald
Republic
.cn.7if.2i3-21
5- 1
*20c
4-16
10c
v 3-30
10c ; (.3-30
12'/2c
4- 2
(quar.)
common
f 3-1'f)^'
7-25
•
V
4-
$1.50
Casualty
3-12
.
25c >
.
:
(quar.)
—~—
Quarterly
D.
^
24c1
45c
JlOc.
>
:
4-1
30c
Cv
.
Ltd.; (quar.)—,,—
Fire &
Quarterly
Quarterly
,
3-31
^4c
;
America—
of
Corp.
(increased-quar.)
;
5c,
(quar.)
.
.
$1
Y;
<quar.)_
common
.preferred
American
75c ;■
(quar.)______________
Mills, common—________
Efird
Ameripan
;
\
; 3-15
fY 2-28
■
■
Real
2
3-13
3-30
3-15
'
:
3-16
4- 1
3-30
3-30
3-
-
4-12
,
1
5
;;;• 30c
:
iquar.)
preferred
$3
■
50c T.
• |20c
$1.12'/2
-
3-
3-1
American
'fl''.
•
3-16
2-23
\
.4-10
•v
3-15
,25c
..
1
i 3-15
30c
-
:
V
4-10
.
'
.62'Ac'.
3-15
3-16
3-28
5-1
•■5-
$1.56 'A
3-30
3-12
3-31
'•
I
6
3-
3-30
American
3-19
4-6
•
4- 2
.
3-16
-
■S
40c
common
American
:■
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(quar.)
Corp., $4.50 pfd.
Vulcan
,
■
-
Ltd.
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>
•
2
>:
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2-23
2
37.'Ac
..
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American
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■(•No action
15c
thain
American
'•
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______
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44-
$1.12'A
Valspar Corp.—
Racine
•;
;
'
3-15
3-15
.:
10c
'
■
50c
3-13
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3-30
5-1
15c
15c
—
25c
.
2-28
.1-
43%c
•_
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2-28 A
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25c
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(N.
3-12
..
3-15
4-
'
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> 3-15
■
.
4'/a%' preferred
(quar.)____
Cyanamid Co., common (quar.) —
American District Telegraph Co,
(quar.)___
3-19
13-15
$2
(quar.)
preferred
$1.62'A
-
9
3-
4- 1
,
,
•
3-20
1
4-.
75c
'
3-12
3-23
30c
American
4-6
4-6
3-20
,
3-12
•
:
(quar.)___,
<
(quar.)—
common
1
$1.25
American Crystal Sugar,
3-15
Universal
9
4-
30c
(quar.)_
preierred
Ameripun
v-
40c
30c
ordinary "hicome_______—^___
net
-
5-1
5- 1
3-30
15c
from
from
,
;
2
9^
4-
:
■
25c
,
3-15
44-
1
,
.
American Compiercial Barge .Line Co. (quar.)
Consumer Industries
iquar.)
3- I
3-16
3-16
3-26
3-30
" 3-26
25c
—
Foreign Securities Corp.—
realized capital gains and
&
35c
62/3c
investments)
(monthly)
■
$1.25
Broadcasting ^Paramount Theatres,
American
?
.
Cquar.)
—
Corp.—:f
Bosch
1%
-
American
3-12
4-13
3- 1
-
3-10
3-30
3-30
$1
$1
43%c
3-16
2-23
(quar.)—__
common
preferred
Arma
1st
preierred
American
3- 5
;
1
1
10c
(quar.) _______——•_
i
Rubber. 2nd pfd.' (quar.)'_ ;
Biltrite
American
$6.25
3-20
3-20
»
•
—
(quar.)___:._.
Cold Storage
S.
r
3-22
3-22
$1
_
_
gains
(From
3-15
3-15
$1.16V*
$1.06
Note,
Bank
6%., preferred
American
...
pref (1955 series)
(quar.)
pref. (1956 series) iquar.)__;.
United Clay Mines
lincreased-quar.)
U.
30c
(quar.)
.
4 ft
3-15
10c
Agricultural
,*<
9
3-15
40c
30c
—10'/«
4-
4-
20c
5% pfd. (quar.)
Chemical (quar.i___
Aggregates,
American
American
*
,
.
4- 9 v'
4- 2
>
Corp.——__r
dividend
Stock
United Aircraft
-
4- 2
4- 2
4- 2
3-30
.
.
20c ;
Co. ,(quar.)
Drill
Twist
Union
,
(quar.)
.-•
1
—___—
—
3-31
4-27
3-14
26c
—62'Ac
common
3-
25 %
dividend—^—-:——____ <
American
25c
(quar.)
Co.
.
—
iquar.)
Refrigeration (quar.)
Universal
Purity
:
(quar.)
Assn.
Rapid Transit,
5% : preferred
(quar. I
3-31
a.
93 %C
—,—_
_____
Sugar (quar.)__
(quar.)
—_—
American
.
12Vic
* 3'v
25c
7
Corp.
Stock
5%
3-
Y.)—
(N.
Inc., (quar.)
-3- 9 American Can Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)—,
3- 8 :;
Aipertyan Dement,
common. _(quar,)
- /3-15$1.25 preferred
(quar.)_
"i - 6-15 v. >
(
Corp.—
dividend)
Underwriters
City
3-15
3-29
4- 2
'
14c
_____
(quar.)___
—-—-—
Forging
1
Twin
,.
3-28
25c
1.
(quar.)__
Bank
dividend
Amerace
' 3-16 : .
3-19 >
3-31
:3-20
'i / ■ ...
,3-31 .
3-12-, .
3-31 ..J .3-12
3-14 .... 3* 7 V •
.4- 1 . 3-21 v
3-30 . 3*- 9-•
4-5
.3-20
3-22
2-23
.
America—
preferred
Amalgamated
...
,
.„
3.75%
Amalgamated
-
•
50%
12.Vic
tl2c
.>3,-30
20c
3-15
> r. -.4c; ;
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; <',4c ri. 7-,\ 1
,l:.v;; ^
I2V2C 1 4- 2
j
(initialT—:
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Inc.
Tresco,
.
.-125c
(N. Y.lr-r
-
Williams' Steel
&
New. common
Truck
,
5c
_____
i
B
Transue
*.
50.c
%
;
/
3-5
3-30
3-30
..
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'
3-5
.•
$1.12.'/a.
$1.C6%
(quar.),
3- 5
..
4-20
15c
common
Mfg.,
of
Co.
2
3-15
3-15
>
(qnar.)____—^___
(quar.)
—
Inc.
Aluminum
3-
c
10c
75c
13%
,
(quar.)___
common
Allied'Supermarkets
•,
v:-
••
.
Television Corp.
Transcontihent
-
3-15
3-20
3- 1
55c
$1.50
tquar.)iquar.)
Common
.
.
3-10.Y
"
.
—--
Oklahoma—
of
preferred
4.24%
4%
15c
(quar.i.
Co.
Gas
.
Bank of New Haven__
Trans-iCanada Corp; Fund, new com.. 1 Initial)
-
■.
40c
National
Tradesmens
3-13
3rl6
5- 4 .
3-15 l
3-30
3-13
4- 2
3-30
3-15
30c
12 '/2 c
(quar.)______
Stores,
Corp.—
(quar.)__
—.—_—;
Corp. (quar.)——_
preferred
Stock
>-
,
._,
4';
(quar.»__
Allied
4- 1
17'/2C
70c preferred laccum.)..;
(quar.l___;___^^
;
Tool Co.
Toys-iquar.)
& London Investment Co.,
Toronto
j
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Power
Tonka,
.JV'Y-Y
investment income__
Frwn net
Providence
Public
preierred
5%
Cotton
Producers
.
•
split
stock
(2-for-l
Lambert,. Inc.
subject to approval of stkholders Mar. 28)
Pratt. Read
Ac Co.
i
Maintenance
5 '/a %
i
2 •'■•3-19
3-31
3-31
9c
Oil Corp.
American
Texas
.
3-20
.
of
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A .(s-a)
;
Title Guaranty-Co. (N. Y.) istock dividend)•
.
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dividend)
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Oil .,
(stock
Corp.
Australian
Tinnti'inant Products
3-20
3-20
3*30
6- 1
3-24
4-16
4- 2
dividend)__:.
Screw
4^-
•
$.1.25
Department Stores—
4Vapreferred ;(quar.)_„__
preferred :(quar.i___—
-
4-13
; 3-30 v
3-20
4- 2
" $1.75
:>•;;>' 25c
—
(quar.)
ThTifty
•
3-20
3-30 3-30
35c
25c
"
15c
_
______
held)
1'nor
'4-13. ;
,
3-30
3c
cquat.Y
Bankers
Industrial
,
Oil
of
shares
10
Thoir.pson-Starrett,
,
5-15
5-15
'
6- 1'
4-30
Allied
•
-
Pictures
Allied
^
4- 2-.
3-24
9c
each
\
^
3-20
Y'82.'Ac* '. ..4-30
(initial)'"
FTefened"
,
4-27 •''3-30^
3-30
> 3-12
4-16 ' 3-20
4-16 3-20
4-16
3-20
4-16, .• 3-20
Non-voting
•
..
of Ohio, class A
Service Co.
share
(One
Y'
Common
(teduced)-.
—
- 5c
(reduced) ______—Y>5c
Pcrmuuente Cement Co., common
(qu?r.)__
17'Ac
.Voting
Personal
,
4-LJ
4-16'
...
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Texas ".American
4- 9
$1.18%'•
tquar.)—.—
--
(initial)—.—
non-cum:'preferred
$5
J- a
Fibre—
Chemical
Penobscot
Class
3- 8
.
America, Inc.-t—
common
Telephone
5-1
5% *
31%c o $1.09
$1.10 »•
$ Jr. 12 MrJ
$1,18%
tquar,)--
Lighting, $4.36 preferred
$4.40
preferred
iqtfar..)___
$4.50
preferred
(quar.) ______
$4.75
preferred
(quar.
Pacific
$4.To, convertible
*
' 4-1J
Airmotive'(stock dividend l ______ 1Coast Co.r 5%
pfd. (quar.l^'i.-..i._>>T
Pacific
Co.
J35c.
lc
■ v
Artists
3- 9 '
'•' 3-16'
'-3- 9
(quar.',$10c !■"' 3-15
Payaole of Rec.
Share
.
•»
-
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
i-
Payable of Rec.
Allis-Chalmers
J-it>
4-27
4-<7
.
<quar.)___
Sugar
3-15
25c
,
_
—
——
Life Insurance
Republic
of
:
Oglebay Norton Co. (quar.).,
Oiiio
Casualty Insurance (quar.)
Old National Corp., class A (quar.)
Class
', Monday, March 12, 1962
Holders
When
Per
Share
-
,n
* ,
J- l
»* *
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\
Sweets
.
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New
,
-
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?20c
,
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.
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iquar:)
Inc. (quar.)
Propane,
preferred
$1.40
•;"
a
;-f:"
Superior
»>:•
Stockholders
„
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
•
Holders
When
Per
Northwestern
"
•
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of Company
Name
y
;
(1212)
12
11
$1.50
,
•
65C
.
4-
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Investment
3-30
3-15
15c
3-15
3-1
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3-15
)
>,
Volume
V'.
195
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ofCompany
Coast
Line
Per>.
'_
(quar.)
3-12M
50c
Refining. Co., com. (quar.)A_;.:;A<
Atlantic Sugar*
Refinei'ies, Ltd. (increased)A
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., class A
(quar.j_
Class B (quar.),
_«._„____A__-_^__A-_ '
X3,15
15c1
•
J25c;
4-
-
f25c
30c
30c
1-15,63
________
A'
'
(quarj AA___AAA.j____a:
Plastics
Corp.
(stock
Automatic Canteen .'Cor of
Automatic: Fire
Ayshire
Alarm.
(quar.)
Collieries. Corp.
Avajon -Telephone^ Jjtd.,
;
,
15c
r
,1
dividend) AAi
5%
4i-
ia ". A
*
;•;
_____
40c
(quar.)__
common
"
25c
(quar.)-,._
,
$34%c
1
3-
1
31
3-
1
'•"
,
A
series
Babcock
& Wilcox AAA
Northland _:.__A_______A__Aa
Baldwin Piano— A.A"* ■■■;' A ■
<\* .'V
~
Badger
•
/'.;■■ Common..
6%
(quar.)-
preferred
6% »preferred
(quar.)
"AA''
A 6%
25c%
$1.50
$1.50
-
5%
1
;• 3-
4-13
10-15
-
l
6-29
2
..;
;3-15
3-
;
Bangor
&
Aroostook
RR
:
Bangor. Hydro Electric, common
7,%
preferred
(quar.)
4V4%
t
4%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)___
_ _ _
__
_.
___
i
x_
^
35c
3-15
5%
Bank
8
3-
5
m
3-13
7-
1
6-8
Batlr Iron
A-
2
3-19
Works
Corp.
(quar.)____
,
Bayuk Cigars Inc.
Beam;
(James
Beatrice
B;i
Poods,
25c
Bell
Binks
Mfg.
33-
3-15
3-
Ltd.
55c
(quar.)
4-16
3-15
v
3-31
A 4-11
15c
A'
3-31
20c
3-15
3-
'
15c
3-15
Water
(quar!t_i_
(quar.)_______2_________:
$1.25
4-20
_
;
3-302
40c
_
2"
•
.
3-
w
$1.40
4-2
/
40c
______
___________
(H.
5ya%
prior preferred
3-30
*
6-
1
9-
1
11-30
25 c
50c
3-12
2-
8
3-
4i
3-
Bon
Ami
<
(quar.)2___
dividend)
2___
10c
4-23
.
31'Ac
;
3-15
V
3uc
/V4- 2
:
4- 2
-
,
Book-of-the Month
.•.
Extra,
_q.
Club
iquar.)__
!___
30c
Borg-Warner Corp., 'common (quar.) _______ A
50c
87'Ac
3V9 f/r preferred (quar,)
&_
Boston Personal Property Trust—;
$.447
Bowaters Mersey Paper, Ltd.—
? 22,
5'/a %t pref. (quar.)_________q_____
$68%c
,.«>•*
utett
Bo'water Corp. oi Ndrth' America, JLta.— " :
5%
preferred (quar.)_
$62'Ac 'A.
.
2-16
preferred
Bowman
(quar.)_—2
2i_q__2_
Products_j^
Bowser, Inc.,
(accum.)__
22c
6%
preferred
'..Bridgeport' G4s,
5.28%
v.-
qquar.)—
25c
,_
Brlggs. & Strktton Corp; (quar.)__
2 Brignt (T. Q.) & CO., -LtU
—22—2___"
'
&% preferred
(tjuar.),—___.r.—_2—_—__
.
,
50c
J25c
British American
t28%c
4_'
1
A
i >
r;
3-
B
Canadian
t
%
Co.—
\
__-—_
Ltd. (quar.)
%
3-
3-30
.3- 9
3- 9'
: 3-30
Cannon
Ltd., class AA
Air
A.
.
3-
'
3-30
A 4- 2
~}
*
.
Class
A
common
A
(Philip)
Carnaiion
; 33A%
/■;
Mfg.
Metal
Carolina
Telephone
Carriex's
&
;
(
30,-1962, free of British income tax)
Class B (s'-a) „_2__2
Brltisn Columbia; Telephone,
„
6Vi.%
fe%,
preferred
* preferred
(quar.)
——
1
6'Ac
3-12
2-20
40C
3-31
3-23
4-
2
3-
$i;i2'/2
(quar.)_r
Ltd.
Products
6-
1
r_-
(quar;
Central
Coal & Coke—
.1
;•/.%■
'
AVz',*:
4.75%
»-!
4.96%
;
Central
preferred
preferred:
4-2
3-15
3-1
4%
4.92%
*
2
3-
2
Central
'
:
3.50%
—:
.4-10
f371/2c' :
2f50c
*''$550 A
,
2—-^—-' t$1.56V4 '
2-23
3-15
3-16
3-
•
$5
5
•
3-30
—
3-16
.
5'/2%Aprefen*ed
95c *
-4-
1
5%
3-22
■
1
3-22
3-26
4-
3-
2
3-15
30c
8
9
2-20
2-20
"3-15
$1:43
(quar.)A-—A_—_A_,
(Toronto) (quar.)
3-
4-20
12Mic
Life
3-
1
6-15
6-
1
$50c "
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
l'50c
Assn.
3-15
'
J50C
10c
'
1
3-15
3-
1
1
3-12
4-1
3-12
5-
25c
3-
4-
$1.25
(initial, quar.—
Edison* Co. (N. Y.)—
•
3-20
'4-1
•
24c
(quar,)_i__—__A—A^_
pfd. (quar.)—
-
4-2
■
2K)c '
.
1
4-
t40c
4<-13
3-
2
30c
3-15
3-
5
20c "
4-2
3-12
$1.25
(quar.*)————
Ltd. (quar.) A—c
preferred
r
Rendering
(quar.)————
Rock Product
(quar;)——A-
^Increased
3-. 9 '
>
2
••'•'
.3-23
3-
9
Consolidated; Foods
3,
2
Consumers
4-2
'
3,
9
4- -2.
3-
9
4-
,•
3-31
*
3-31
20c
.
'
;.
:
$4.50
-
$4.16
4-.
2
$1.15
4-
3■
9
3-
2
9
6
3-
2
3-
9
4-2
3-
9
3-26
$1,50
15c..
3,15
37 '/ac
5-
.4-20
1
5-
1;
25c
3-14
Common
'
(resumed) A—A
■
■
Stock
($1.20 from
62 Vz c
3-31
2-20
Continental Insurance Co. (ouar.)
Continental,Life Insurance (Toronto)
3-3i
2-20
Continental'Oil
$1.25
3-31
2-20
Continental
coi
10c
3-15
$1.25
3-15
2-2a
.
v
3-28
2
2
3-15
3-
55c
•
4-
1
3-
9
4-1
3-
9
3-15
2-21
1
3-15
$1.37%
'
45c
•
93%c 1
4-
,
1
Co.
Steel
—-
Cooper-Besserner
(s-a)
(quar.)__
Corp
Corp.
3-15
3-
5
15C
3-15
3-
I6V1C
3-15
3-
*
5
37%c
3-15
3-
5
'^'/o
3-31
3-7
$1.21
3-12
2-28
3-12
■
5
(Md.)—
2-20
2-20
33-
IOC
capital gains and lc from in¬
income)
——1
-
2-20
3-31
2
55c
dividendi.^——-—A__
Continental ;Growth -Fund
3,31
'
2
4-
4—2
25c:
A—
3-3L
$1.37 V5
3-
$1.04-'
600
33 %c
■
3-12
2
$1:13
1
6'/2%
vestment
*
4- 1
$1.12%
'Assurance
22c
aA
1
3-20
5
-
62'/aC
—-
!4-
2-2
'
4-
27 Vac
(quar.)^___i.A_^_
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred, (quar.)—.A*
—
.,6% preferred (quar.)__—-A
Continental Cdpper & SteeMndustries—
:
.
4-20
2-28
i
2
6-
6-14
3-15
'
25 c
.
9
4,
$1,311/4
3-
3-15
40c «
75C
Continental Commercial Corp.—
3-9
4-2
$1.18%
Corp.
Power, Co.—
(quar.)_—J_l_.—1—_
Continental Baking, common (quar.)___——
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)A-!—A A—A—
Continental-Can *COj, common (quar.)__—:
3.75%
preferred (quax".)_—
3-13
3-31
40c
35c
—
——
preferx-ed i(qua(r.)
—A—
pxeferred
(quar.)—
—A—
preferred.; (quar.)———-
Continental
3-16
.
.
$4.52
3-J.6
.
.4- .5
87'/a C
—...
(quar.)_
3-9
$1.23
i
Coal
quarterly-. ^_a*_1—j-w-iA—i
4-2
$1
,
•
Consolidated;Edison*Co. (N.l Y.) (quar;)i_
Consolidated Electronics Industries* (initial)
preferred (quar. )_.
Central.. Transformer,
3-19
A
'
3-24
$1.37%
(quar.)
common,
Consolidated
;
___r
(quar
pfd.
5-
■7c '
<3-9
$1.16
._,
convertible .-preference (quar.
preferred^. B (q
$1,35 preferried-. (quar.]
$5 preferred (quar,)_.
4-2
-
..4- 2
$1.12'/a'
-
.'_•
4- 2.
.
38c
A''"'*
preferred
$2.50
*
-
Cigar Corp,, $5
Consolidated
1
3,. 8-'
3-20
<
$1.24
'
—
(quar.)
(quar.)____A—
(qqar.)___A—
Power Co.; common
(qua
.
preferred
Consolidated
3- '5
3-
New
;
.3-.5;
1
3-21
$1.18%
„A.
.(quar.)___———
Telephone Co.—
Comrnon. (quar.)
preferred A
(q
4-16
4-16
$1.31 Va
——AAA...
Public-Service— ;
•
(increased quar.)^^—iAA:-c'
Consolidation
(quar?)_A—
$2.50
(quar.)
Investment—
'Quarterly
3-15
' "4-Tl'A
4-
(quai*.)——
3-15
,
Central
.
"
3-2
4-30
10c
t50c
:
3-16
3-30
30C
AA_a~—A—A A—_A_A'
.''Quarterly, '
■
.A. u
Connohio, inc., 40c preferred (quar.)_A«-Connecticut .Light & Power
(quar.)-t-AA
3-16
2-28
preferred
3-23
$1.12 »/a
—:l
3-15
IVzt
investment income_A_______
Consolidated
25c
3-1
4-1
1
3-15
1
Co.
Connecticut Water
35c
$1.50
,.
2
5
3-15
■
3-1
3-15
33-
"5- 1
$i.ilif
.
:'v'•
3-2
3-12-
25c
3-15
4-
$1.08%
(quar.)__
4.60%
preferred :(quar.)___—
4,75%
preferred
(quar.)——
5 25%
preferred (quar.)—A—
;
6%
preferxed (quar.)__
Central Securities Corp.,' commoni^__li.X—
6-11
3-12
-
3-
Confederation
•"
preferred,
Maine
3-15
3-30
25c
9
3-19
;
3-
2
Central Indiana Qas
' /
;
preferred
4-: 2
•
■
3-30
3^31
■
$1.75
*
2
3-
3-19
'
4'/s!%' preferred (quar.) __—_y__—
4,64%
preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service—
:
3-15
4-2
■
'81-*
Consolidated- Paper Corp.,
(quar.)„__
Light.- common
4-1
3-24
60c
$1.75
3-12
2
lc
5%
preferredt(quar.A-*——>—
Illinois
3.15
'
3-31
Common
3-30
4-
100%
*
7
3-15
4- 1
$1.25
■$1.33%
16,C
3-7
3-
3-31
!
20c
30e
(quar.)—
preferred
31 %c
eommon_„A_A_——y.
Commonwealth Water Co., 5'A%
;;
Hudson Gas & Electric—
66-V4C
Commonwealth Theatres Puerto Rico (quar.)
v
'
-
-
dividend——
Centi-al Foui:dry .(quar.-)—
Central
'
40c '
: From
3-30
lc
<
Stock
*,
3-15
3-31
3-31
62'Ac
(quar.)
:___A__—
Edison Co;,, common* (quar:)*
Commonwealth
r
5-15
:
'4-27
*•
J5c
A
4y2% preferred series A (quaf.)—7% 2nd"preferred (quar.)—__
•
3-31
30c
'
(qriar.)—
3-31
2
4-27
noc
-
a
Celanese Co)*p, of America, com.
,
6
3-12
87'/a c
.5.25'A
_
8
"
s
3-31
10c
4
X:':
(quar.)
3-
1
3-15
'
Extra;*yA_j__:_,_^XA——-A...
dividend—_A--———
Sttel
4-
1
3-27
18%C
5.72%
(quar. )%A—____y~
3-1
:(quar.)_A.___iAAAA--.
y4'A%'''preferred
Community
:
(quar.)_
3-
3-15
y,v
53'/ac
.*•'';AA"*'
Corp.,
3-2
3-15
/ '
Commonwealth
3-15
..."Stock
3-15
,
4-
—
(quar.)_
CO.
Asbestos
Cato Stores
4-22
T
(quar.)_.
3-
Telegraph (quar.)„_
Corp.
(quarterly from
;A
3-16
4-13
preferred
$3.80 preferred
2-19
3-15
&
Scott
preferred
(J. W.)
Cassiar;
,
;
2
3-
(quar.)____l—a__f$1.50 2.. 4- X
4- 1
(qua'r,)__2—
2-22.222
$$1.43%
l43/4% preferred (quar.)
2
$$1.19% 1 * 4-15'
,4Vd % preferred (quar.)_
4- 1
2_-_——*$$1.13
British-Oxygqrt, Ltd. Ordinaryr— ;
2
•
2 *
' <■
v
Final"•for .j.ea'rl ended, Sept.' 30, 1961__A
* 6%% '
3-2J
Brockton Taunton. Gas Co.—
'
'■ " '
53/i%
.
2-15
3-13
50%
•
A
_
(s-a)
2—
com/ (quar!).
3-15
40c
37y2c
——
income)
Pirie. Si
4'/2%
Carter
3-13-
-
35c
—
Commercial * Credit
Jquar;)—-
Products-;—-—--
315
2-16
'
Commercial Solvents;
(qiiar,)__A_—
General
investment
Carson,
;
registered
British Columbia Packers, Ltd., class A
1
15C
:1st preferred
Carolina
/
common
2-16
3-28
3-15'
%
$1.12'A
_____
3-8
93 %c
(quar.)—
Company,
2-16
3-15
,
2-26
3-
_
2-20
3-15
Engineerxng, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive • Co. : y
$3.50 pi-eferred
(quar.)
1:
Colonial Sand & Stone (quar.)_——
.Combustion Engineering : (quar.)—
Commerce Drug (increased quar.)-AAA—-
2-26
(quar.)— A_—
'
Carey
preferred
Company,
3-15
35c
$1.12'A
Coleman
f Capital
3-16
3-20
1 4-
; t25c
and ordinary bearer
(sCven pence for the year ending Sept.
.
%
3-20
(initial)—-1——
10c
preferred- series B (quar.
^___
Gas, common (quar.)
Coleman
V'
3-15
,
Ordinary
3-14
—AAA
class
A
preferred r (quar.)'_„_—
preferred V(qUar.)*_A—A_l___—ua
Peabody & Co., common (Interim)—;
7%
preferred (quar.)
._A^—■——
-4% 2nd preferred • (quar.)-_A——1
'
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
3-16
;
y
"
.-—_—A—AAA-
series
3-16
3-12
4-
;Aa^ flurry. 7c
(quar;)—__—■•'*,A*25c.
5.35%
Ay
(quar.)__
Gowa,
5
1
3-31
15c
.14. A;
;each
--5 %
3-15
\
8
3-
3-15
!
$1.43
;
•
$20c/
——_____
*
25c
Cluett,
$75c
$10c
?
,
$i.io
-
preferred
•5'A%
.
15c''
93%c "
f50c '
3-1
————
Colorado Interstate
:
AA :■
Hydrocarbons
(s-a)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
international Power Co., Ltd.—
Mills,
Cap &
'
3^30
8-15
11-15
3-15
Corp; ,4quar.)— X-v
(Virginia)
5%
$25c
..
shp):q.. for
Colorado Fuel & Iron* Corp.—
'•
,
-
3-15.
4
$6c
%
$5c
$$9
Canal-Randolph Coip. (quar.
,
2
3-15
8-31
32'Ac
(quar.)—
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
4'A% preferred (quar.)—_—
—
Clevlte. Corp.——-.■
Clifton
Gox-ge-W&ynesboro "Telephone
Co.
$25c
A 6% preferred (quar;)i_
2-27
2
'
5-15
t
11-30
——_
4 Vz %
"
4-13
3
•■«-
-
.100
-Clayton Se-Lambert Mfg.- Co.
iquar.)>_yA*. .y
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common
(quar.)
$31c
AA
__
dividend "(one
held). r_'——A--Controller
;
Canadian Ice-Machine,
-
/ Canadian
.
9
3-30
"
>
Stock
:
9
3-
:
Co.,'Ltd.—
Tobacco
Class'
4.35%
25c
Registered knd ordinary bearer (one shill2 iiig, one pence for the year ended Sept.
f
30, 1961 free-of British ihcome tax)-*
,
'
/I
3-15
4-2
$ 1.37 'A*
-
Clark
A%
—__—___
A Canadian- -General-.Securities,
4
A3- 9
3-15
*
SI.25
_____—
■'
3-14
1
9
3-15
$25c
(quar.)—-——.
Electric, Ltd.—
(initial quar.)
Investments,
'
Bristol Brass Corp. (quar.)
2
—^
Bristol-Myers,'3.75%- preferred' (quar.)
!
British American Bank Note Ltdi (quar.)^
British American OH £0., Ltd. (quar.)____
A
4-
3-
.—
—
Insurance
Ceco
4-
1
33c
,
'2'
Brillo Mfg.. (quar.)
*
3-28
3-16
2
*
$1.25
/!,
5'A% pfd. (quar;)__—_^
Px'oaucts
(quar.)——_A__^__^_
City Public Service—%;■*;•;' y*;'1-,
5.72% preferred A (quar.)
Civil
Service
Employees
Insurance
Co.
(Calif.) (s-a)
:
$433Ac
Canadien General
A 6- 6
4-
'
(quar.) ____2—$1.50
common fqua'r.)2-2.22___"_2 '•'.>* 42c
preferred
7-2
4-27
30c
;
Brach (E. J.) •& Son's, new common (initial)
Brazilian Traction Light & Power—
;
! /
-
4-
1-10
3-29
4-
•
$1.25
City Investing Co.,
$$1*
$15c
$42'Ac
$30c
Inc.
common
*
3-16
5-1
4-
$68%c
;
_
$1220 preferred
3-16
*
$1
$1.18%
Texas Pacific Ry.1
Transxt__—————u—___
Cable
__
Canadian General
,
.
5 V2 %
New
3- 9 ;
'
50c
City
..
r
1
3-27
3-16
5%
____-
(stock
1-31-63
•
(quar.)_*
—____—1.
(quar.)——
A—A-*-
px-eferred
Cla,rk
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
.
.(quar.)_________2_
Boise Cascade Corp.
10-10
25c
(quar.)_____——A'-'- A.
$$1.10';
Ltd.«(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd.—
Fund,
3-15
2
3-15
'5% ' preferred
•5% preferred
'
$90c
"
General
7
'
Bond Stores
"
;
,
;A_
(5-fdr-l stock sDlit)__
v
-5-21
3-15
,
*'
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,
r
Breweries
11-19
$1.37'A
(quar.)
:
Celanese Ltd., common (quar.)
-
50c
preferred ,(q]uar.)_i___A_A—
4.75%
*
(quar.)A-—^
B
Canadian
8-21
r
25c
7-10
10-31
'
25c
.
4,10
7-31
'
$50c
,
25C
4-38
250
.
9
3-
$87'Ac *
1
Capital City Products--——
Shares, Tnc. (Md.)—
/'
' /
;
Capital Life Insurance Shares and Growth
3-16 *
"4Stock- Fund
(stock dividend)-——
'
(quar.)
Bias-
&
Ltd.— '
semi-attnual,
Canadian
'
——
common
increased
:
i
4/
25c
—
Theatre Co.
(Indianapolis) (quar.) A"
Service Co., common vquar.
/$4.40 preferred
(initial quar.)
A-a-~—
Citizens Trust Co.
(Schenectady)
(quar.)f._
3- 9
/
3-16
*
C.) Co'2
aluminum.
Bohn
75c
a-20
3-15
B
(s-a) A—'A—A-—/——
Permanent Mortgage -Corp. (quar.)
A
3-15
3-31
)
2
2-15
$1 preferred
2-15
,
$1.75
3-15
1
Malting, Ltd.; (quar.)_—" $50c
Packers, Ltd;, class A (s-a)_A—$87'Ac
Class
3-15
2
3-15
4-
y
35C
i
7%
preferred (quar.)__Ai___—j—AStero Corp. (initial quar;)-—'
.Quarterly
X_A________—A-.^—■
-Quarterly
A_____—A_f.—cA---4--A- ■
Quarterly- i.A—'
Cincinnati Enquirer ——_;_AX^»Cincinnati Gas & Electric,,4% pid. (quar.)_
Cincinnati. New Orleans
(quar.)-,,$l-.06'A',
4'A %; preferred
$1.75 preferred
«
$1.06'A
2-27
3-1
v
3-15
2-26
3-15
9c
1
3-14
A
-
Canadian
.3-26
%
A
Cixxcinnati
Canadian
4-10
3-15
$1.40
3-12
Canadian -Husky"■•Oil. Ltd.— 1
3-21 A-A
6% preferred (quar.)L
4-10
A
/
3-15
2-20
i5c v
12'AC
j__
5
3-15
2-16
2-28
4-1
4
3-
3-30
3-
,
•"
9-
3-26
20C
3-15
Class
3-1
2
9-18
'/
w
1
4-
.
2 A 25c
^_
3-28
3-15,
10c
$1.75
Blgckman Merchandising Corp. (Mo.) (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
5.60% preferred (quar.)_________^
4.25% preferred (quar.)_
_•____
Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)___
^____
Bliss & Laughlin, Inc. (quar.)____<
Bloch Bros. Tobacco
I
2 >
2
6%
preferred (qu'af.)__
I
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)__
Quarterly
Quarterly _2______
___;_
Boeing Company (quar.)
Bohack
A :
3^12
'
*
'
Canada' Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd/ (quar.)_
Canada Wire '•&, Cable, class A (quar.)_____
(
i'( 3-10
25c
,
6-1
10c
.
Cut* Stone—
Canada^ Steamship Lines,
3-1
2
3-1
3-19
1
4-13
3-15
A
60c
f
(quar. i._L—_-qL__:
>
3-
3-15
6-15
;
60c
2
4-30
3-15
♦
20c
25e
•'
•'
1
3-20
25c
Circle
Canada
1
.
2-26
3-15
2
2-28
3-1
Cities
Canadian
Billups Western Petroleum (quar.)__2
Black & Decker. Mfg. (quar.)
-
2-28
;
3-15
20c
Saco
Co.
3-15
.
17'Ac
______
Bepeficial Standard Life Insurance (La.)
Bergstronv Paper, ;■ class A (quaf.;
Class
B
(quar.)—^
Berman Leasing Co,
(auar.
Bethlehem ,Steel Corp.,. 7% pfd»; (quar.).
Bibb Manufacturing (quar.)_
-rBiddeford &
3-15
8-31
11-
2-16
-
-3-15
2
1
2-20
Canada
y
,,
2
v
2
4-
)0c
Beneficial' Finance Corp.
;
4;
45c
A
(quar.)
3-15
10c
A
of Canada,
2
■
2.;
3-29 ;
2UC
;
Churchill
preference> .(quar,)_—_________
Crushed -is
Canada
5
35c
(quar.)____^
(quar.).
Corp.
Corporation
A
3-16
;
'
*
6-
Dry Corp.", common (quar.)^______
25c
*' $4.2$ preferred* (quar;)i__—_—L____A--A; $1.06'A:
Canada Iron Foundries,-Ltd., common
:_
* i $25c
9
2r28
3
4-
60c
Isle
Bendix
4-
84 %c
____________
3-
'
3-
$2.25
•'
A
Canada
9
^3- 5
3-15
•
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
Telephone Co.
Belle
3-15
40c;
Beech-Nut, Life Savers (quar.)
Selding Heminway Co. (quar.)___
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
■'•'/A:'/
preferred
3-
7c
l_
__-21
4%
3-12
2
3-15
(quar.)___,
(quar.);
Ties
1
4-
5oc
(quar.) _yi._2-y2_k;iv—
Counselors
4-
3-15
$10c
.
2
preferred
Brummell
)
"
25c
preferred
3eau
3-
3-16
}
A32'Ac
$1.30
Canada
3-15
2
2.75c
3%'/c
Beauty
2
4-
$1
%
(quar.)—
Corp.
Ar
;
$1.12 Vz
;
,2
4V2'a
Beaubian
2
3-16
3,15
.
30c
I
2
3-15
;
—-A—A—X—X—
A
•
4-6
3-
,
15c
___]—_—X___A_—:—__
Quarterly
5%
' r
3-1
3r23
•
,,
,
,
Chile Copper. Co.-A;;
(quar.
CgmpbeU Machine
(s-a)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.—
:
-
.
Dist.iUing___-y__.____
common
2
2-28
30c
—
BaUsch
& Lomb, 4'/>\ preferred " (quar.)
Bay State Merchants, National Bank— 2
,; (Lawrence, Mass.)
(s-a)___
*
Extra
:
:
31
3-15
75c
____
Bastian-Blessing
(quar.).
BaUsch $ Lomb, inc. (N. Y.), cam. (quar.)
Bates Mfg. Co.. 4Va % - preferred (quar. i
3-16-
3-30 *
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp. (quar.)i____!____i,__:Christiana Securities"' Co.,- commoni__AA-i-
(quar.)_A_i__-__^
$4.75, series :A preferred
Camden Trust Co. (N. J.)
rr
"
4-15
5- lA
25c
,
,
Quarterly
...'
(quar.)
common
A—:a
3-15
1-
3-20
87'Ac
■
A; 5.40% preferred, (quar.)A_____________
A 5yj % : preferred (quarv)
; Calumet. & Hecla,- common..
A_—
'
iStock ,Corp/' (Milwaukee) *■ (quar.)A A_ ■ y '37'/2C:'
Bankers .National Life Insurance ,(N. J.)
10c ; •
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
xA ... :$$$ ;
Barber
Oil
(stock
dividend)__2_____:_1____ - 22: 2%
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)z
"
'
$1
>
2-19
2-^23
4-
•
'
$1.12
Chicago Rivet & Machine CO. (111.)" (quar.) £
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.) A__;—la«
commdn (initial)
new
Caiifornia-Pacitic
A
Unadllla Telephone Corp.— ;
preferred.. (quar.)____—,-A-AA
3-5
1
3-14
,
f
(quar. )
__i__
5
9
4-
70c
1
Chicago Musical instrument Co. (quar,)____
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
(quar:)—y_—____
_^__
(quar.)__
3-
3-
3-15
45C
7'/2c
.-
12'Ac
——
(quar.)
Ink
^California Liquid Gas,
•
3-
30c
V
r
-*A
/
preferred
California
3-28
v
;
4-%1 ■ preferred; '(quar.)
California Electric Power, $2.50 pfd.
3-28
4-14
(qiiar.)______
,*..
/• '• '<"'.6%
23-28
.
4-14
Aaa $1A.
_
%;>•,
3-28
4-14
•
^
9
3- ,9
4-14
$1.06"
Bank Build.ing,& Equipment Corp. of 2
r
America (qiiaf.) A A
Bank of Hawaii (quar .A
2
,
3-30
$1.75 A'
(quar.
(quar.)
-
20c
2
___'
20c
-V
31'Ac
50c
!
$10c
5% preferred (quar.)—————-—$$1.25
4'A%
preferred -(quar.)___—:
$$1.12'A
3-15
■
•
-31'AC.
_____
Calgary &. Edmonton Corp., Ltd._
.Calgary,Power, Ltd., common (quar.)____—
.
'3-15
■
31'Ac
—
12-31 ;
SI. 12 V'2
,
'
'
__
15c
,
12 vie
-
3-24
3-23 -
,
,
15C
.X C IT Financial Corp.
(quar.)37'Ac
Cadre Industries
(quar.) i
;
4c
■
-9-23
preferred
■:
$1.50 1- 15-63
Baltimore Gas •& Electric, common tquar.)_ '
28c
4- 2
4:'/a,%' preferred* B
4- 2
(quar.)______:
$1.12 y2
;■4% preferred P (quar.)__w__*_^____-______
A- 2
Bangor *^5 Aroostook: Corp.- (quar.)________
10c v- 3-30
(quar.)-_
50c preferred
Bymart-Tint'air,
3-30
7-13
preferred
,
$1.50
: A-.29
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.^_:—____
4-6
•V 25c
Chicago-Great Western Ry., common (quar.)
J5%
3?31
preferred (qliar,);
1_
!
XAJ { 62 Vic
25c
3-3Q
Chicago- Mill- & Lumber Co, (quar.)—.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
:
3-22
5%
$1.25'
preferred—--A-J ;
'Class A (quar.)
6-21
$1.25
;
$1.25 y
5%. -preferred A
9-20.
(quar.—__
11,21.
$1.25
"5% preferred A fquar,)-A_-A-A-A'_—-. '
29'Ac
iA"
(quar,)
tH..M.>; -5% "pfd. (quar.)__—^_____
';5%;l.preferred <• (quarr)
3-12
;
IOC
-•
;
Byllesby
3-20
*"3-
3-15
.
$1;50
AaAA
(quar.).
(quar.)
2
2
A-
'
,
-___
'4-10
3-15
<yBc-4'
a__a_A_-
___•
4-
Ar
40c"
.A——«
preferred
6%
"
62'Ac
-
-,
-f'
Buttrey Foods
4c
^
Chesebrough-Ponds
$1.12'A
__^—
6
1
income—^—
$1.12'A
Butler ,Mfgi, 4 Vz % preferred (quar^)
Butler's Shoe Corp., common (quar.)
33-
—
$L12y»
3-15
3-14
3-15
common
4'/a%
25c
A:'
3-15
2
10c
Chesapeaxe & Ohio Ry., .common (quar.)
3 Vz % preferred .(quar.) —,...AA».A;
-
2
4-
12'Ac
$1,12»A
(quar.)
4-
Chenango
25c
-
3-30
$1.04
81'.18
Chemical Bank Neiw York Trust Co.——
$llc
(quar.^___—
.
investment
4-16
(quar.)
A
products-r.
(initial quar.)___
AA_
Champion Papers, Inc.
'
r
,
4'/2 %
preferred (quar.)___A_———
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)__jj_
Chattanooga
Gas /.-iquar.AA
lOc
■A4^W;preferred; (quar;)
>
5-
9
2-25
••25C
4'A %> preferred (quarj.Ay.
Bush Terminal' Co:_^;,^.j_A__AAA—
.
"(special) A
(quar.)A_A__A.; >
AAA A
AA'
3-
68c
•
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred ,(quar.J_
Century Electric
Century Industries, IncA(quar.)—
Century Shares Trust—
$1.12 ya
■
,.
•
2
3-15
(quar.)
Service—-
2-28
65 c
4.15%
New
Mills", lnc., .common^_______-_—
4'A% ;.preferi*ed
4-'A%-■ rpreferred
•
(quar.)A_;—Aa'A-A^A
J31%c
3-3l:
Axe-Houghton Stock fund (quarterly of 5.7c A,;' '■ AA»/ Ay; A('V '/■• '>2:
;„from net securities profits plus; 0.3c from
investment; income) ; A-AS AAA AAA A'X
6c A,'
3-23 ,;" 3- 2
y.i;,. *
;.r> ..
■' vl ( .,•■*
A y.'j
•• y
'
r
B. S. P. Company (stock
dividendA-------3-30
iy2%
3-13
common
4-
(Rochester)
Public
2nd prefex*red
Certain-teed
...
1
3-
Co.,
3- 9
3-15"'
Co.
Central Vermont
3-9
2
IOC
.Coflj;-
Burroughs
Burrus
■
4
preferred
Babbitt:. (B. ,T.)
5%
preferred
2
4-
25c
1
3-31
>
4-
10c
Inc." (N.
(quar.)____i—___
Mills, 4'A % pfd. (quar.) __XLi_i. ___^_
Burrard Dry, Dock, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
''3r..l.
*3-31-/.
'
10c
Burrus
3- 2
3-31
3-31
U0c
3-9
Trust
•5.44%
Agency-
-
.1
3-16
.
--5%% ^preferred; (quar.AaA__"
3-15
2-23
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
■
Central
9
.From
3-15
2
3-22
•«
3-31
62'Ac
3-
Brunswick Corp. (quar.) ___________——_
Buckeye Pipla Line Co. (quar.)__
1
Bulova Watch ,(quar. )_«;_^_^__i.______-;__—..
Burns
(W. >r J.)
International
Detective
1
3-.1
4-16
10c
3-31'
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ret.
"20C
6-30
10-
3-12 '
■
.
2
12-31
.
AAA:
America:.!,
7-14
/
•A,7%. preferred. \(quar.)_AA_'AAAAi..._A.:' J4i3%c '
6%
preferred .,(quar.,)AAAAAA_AAA' ,1 t37l/2c A
5%
2
..10-.15
30c
...
____
Ptr
When. Holders
Share
'
*
■.
,
3-31
,
Press
Aurora
5-15
4-14
.
——A-~~AA_.__.*™__a..A1:
Quarterly
Atlas
3-15',
.
of Company
•
:
3-15
'
1
6-
,
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
.
4-2
P*eferred .<8-®*-—'A—f55c
Atlas Lite Insurance
(rulsa, okla;> (quar.) 30c
;
3-10
2
Name
a
Brockway Glass, common' (quaf.—1
5% preferred (quar.)
—_
Brown-Forman, Distillers Corp. (Del.) —
Class A (quar:)
A
:r Class B
(quar,
4% preferred (quar!)_—A——.——
Browning. Arms (initial)—1—.——Bruck Mills, Ltd.; $1.20 participating class
*
2
13
'
•
2-31 '
*
4-
1
'
2
3-12
60c-
v
2-
2-
60c
(quar.j__r____
RR,
Atlantic
Per
When-, Holder*
Payable of Rec.
■
>
•
t,
(1213)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
v,
S/n*rd
..v-".-
Name
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
Atlantic
-Number 6141
(quar.)———
(quar.)
$$1.30
8-
2/26
7-26
1
*
40c
3-15'
40c
7-15
.3-
1
40c
——
3-23
3-
9
Continued
on
3-
page
5
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1214)
14
.
.
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
44% Jan
16
21
Dec
55
3
75
7
27% May 16
Apr
55
52% Mar
Jan
81% Mar
Jan
69
21% Jan
16
Jan
ABC
15
75 Vb Feb
17% Mar
2
_
_
52 %
*52
53
53
53
53
733/4
74%
x73
73%
73%
74%
75%.
813/4
Vending Corp
27,900
1
.
19
19%
19
193/e
18%
19 %
17%
18%
18%
18%
11,900
72%
73%
72%
73 %
72 3/4
74%
74 V*
75
Sep 25
3
68
3
24% Jun
24'/b Jan
3
21% Oct
3
43% Apr
17
19% Jan
30
23% Jan
3
Adams-Millis
Mar 14
109 % Oct
6
78% Mar
8
90% Jan
2
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
80
10% Jan
33% Nov 22
16
36% Apr
30% Jan
Adams
21
30
18% Feb
2
Aeroquip
17
16% Feb
20
Air
Control
86% Dec
12
83
9
Air
Products
Jan
18
62% Jan
Air
73% Nov
16
61% Nov
29
84
3% Nov 24
5
% Mar 24
Mar
8
70 % Feb
7
4
Jan
24
4% Feb
19
A
J
41% Nov
9
38
Jan
11
40 % Jan
24
3
20 %
9
19% Jan
2
21% Feb
5
Alco
Jan
2
Aldens
Feb
19
37% Dec
29
88% Jun
8
45,% Nov
29
31% Jan
29
39
Dec
11
91
Jan
4
93
93
9% Sep
8
15% Apr
4
10% Jan
32% Jan
4
53% Apr
4
361/4 Mar
35
Jan
3
50% Sep
7
43
40
Jan
6
89
Dec
12
100% Jun
16% Jan
4
20% Sep
66% Aug
3
50% Jan
3
12% Jun
27
36% Jan
3
7
44
81
Oct
11
Jan
19
98
3
Aug Hi
14% Sep
Oct
28
25
Nov
17
26 % Oct
26
25% Oct
4
Jan
2
11% Jan
9
5
Jan
2
1
41
Mar
2
90% Mar
9
93
Jan
5
191/4 Jan
9
49
Mar
7
16% Dec 21
16
Jan
8
17V4 Feb
15
42
Jan
2
44Tb Jan
31
Allied
7% Jan
2
9'/b Jan
22
Allied
Products
15
61% Jan
18
66% Feb
6
3
811/2 Jan
3
861/4 Jan
25
143/4 Mar
7
161/4 Jan
31
10% May 11
70% Nov
84% May
21% Apr 25
29% May 15
57
Jan
20
Feb
27
May 15
35% Feb 28
95
Jan
24
100% Mar
26% Feb
28
30 3/u Jan
36 %
28% Jan
12
45
110
Sep
11
23
Jan
Mar
Allen Industries
Allied Chemical Corp
9
23
28 V2 Jan
4
56% Nov
30
81% Mar 30
57% Feb
15
20
26
Mar 24
18% Jan
24
66% Jan
20 3/4 Feb
16
Jan
8
Feb
9
1341/4 Feb
15
28
12
38% May 10
25% Feb
28
Jun
19
37% Oct
11
69% Jan
3
119% Dec
7
1053A Jan
8
May 11
27% Jan
2
27% May 17
20 3/4 Jan
8
108'/a Jan
34
2
24 % Oct
2
19% Oct
23
98 %
Sep 22
36
Jan
37
34
May 31
130
31
Mar
4
1
23% Jan
23
Feb
16
114
Co
4
Jan
12
Jan
29
American
Jan
12
62 '/* Jan
2
15% Jan
3
24'/a Apr
11
16% Jan
2
18% Jan
4
38 % Jan
4
51% Jun
6
46% Jan
5
51% Feb
13
35
Mar
7
40'A Jan
'
65
6%
9,500
64%
64Va
65
14,700
4%
4%
4%
64%
64
64%
63%
4%
4%
4%
4%>
,
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
381%
38 %
1,800
20%
21 %
X20 %
21
20%
21
21
21 Vb
21
21 Vb
7,100
32%
33
x32%
33%
3234
33 V*
32%
33:,8
333.,
35
5,000
92%
92%
*913/s
93
93
91%
913/8
60
19.000
11%
*91%
93
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
38%
11
*36%
37:!.
36%
37
46%
47%
47%
5,700
50%
50%
51
9,400
90%
91
11%
11 %
38%
*37%
39
47 V*
x46 %
46%
45%
46 %
45
50 %
50 %
50%
50%
47
50%
51
50
93
*92
11%.
*913/8
*37%
*37
93
92
1
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
9
50%
51%
493/4
50%
49
*92
16
9 VB
86
>
65%
65
''
50%
22%
4,500
50 3 4
56,300
16 Vb
*16 %
16%
16 %
16%
16 %
16 Vz
*433/4
44
43
43 %
433.,
44
*9
9 %
8%
64 %
9
9 V'B
8%
%
64 Vz
65
64
64%
65 %
Vz
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14%
15
%
14%
65 V»
Bosch
87
60
15
1434
15
16.300
20-%
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
27,300
100%
99%
100 %
100%
*98%
100 V4
20%
100 3/B
27%
27
27 VB
27
27 VB
27
27 %
27
37%
38%
38%
41
40%
41 %
41
42
42
27 Va
27%
20 3
8
"
27%
27%
27%
27 Vb
—_—l
63%
64%
64%
65
64%
19%
19%
193 b
*19%
30%
30%
30 Vz
x30
30
121%
119 VB
120%
116
119
No par
30 Va
<
1
22
100
*108
x29%
30%
22 Vb
115
22
*108%
.
21%
*108%
35%
353/8
35%
35
*61 VB
61%
X62
*62
63
*61%
27 'A
55,100
64%
65
29.400
20
26%
300
30%
30%
2,600
118%
119'A
120%
51,000
30
29%
293B
30
10,300
21%
22
21%
22
14,400
115
*108%
115
35%
35%
62%
63
63
35%
41,900
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35%
623/4
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35
35%
"
62
62 Vz
62
62
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62
14,300
62%
1
'
1,300
20
62
_2
17%
17%
17%,
17%
17%
17'A
17 %
17 3/u
171 it *'• 17 %
No par
50%
51
50%
50 Vz
50
51
50
50 3 B
50%
50 Vz
44
Corp_
Co
6,100
45
*19%
30
114%
22%
*61 Vb
Vz
19%
4
30
30
lo
No par
300
27%
64%
64%
*19',
115
50
:\h. American Brake Shoe
•
119%
293/4
30
22%
115
27%
27
19%
30%
*99%
65%
19%
Co—
4,400
*84%
143:,
87
No par
Anna
65'%
87
15
*
100%
~
1,500
1,200
2,800
14%
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27
preferred
/
15
87
*99
common
,
9%
'
20 V*
Corp
30
22
50'A
43%
9
*86
86
,
22%
49
16 VB
43%
*8%
92
21%
50
600
43 %
16%
43 %
5
*91
92
21%
"
No par
Bakeries
American
7,800
38%
1
100
Bank Note common—
preferred
American
12,300
4%
—
America
Airlines
American
59
61
3.700
15%
83
64 VB
5
_
convertible
5
32-%
4%
12.50
of
14,000
•
80
65%
.
3,600
15
4%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
American
64% Apr
•
32%
64%
—
Petroleum
69% Nov 28
32%
153/B
Corp—
Amerada
47% Aug 10
32%
79 •%
■.
.14%
17%
14%
Corp
7
32%
32%
-No par
_
—
Amerace
3
323/4
17%
783.:.
Aluminium Limited
8
323/4
17%
.
No par
Aluminum
Feb
•17 V*-
14%
—
—
Inc
58% Sep
32%
17%
81
79
_
—
3%%
17%
17%
21
78%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amer
171/2
18
20%
x78 %
14%
Stores Corp common—No par
preierred
100
Supermarkets Inc
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
—10
Alside
26,200
20%
82 V4
79
—
4%
.
2,200
79%
-
14%
Allied
V
20%
78
20%
81
20%
•82 %
78%
Allied
4
201*
81-
12,000
.5
Inc
2
7
20 3/8
81%
15%
...
4
12
20'A
79%;
—
—
Mills
13
17
17%
313/4
38 %
Inc
Allied Kid Co
52% Apr
23'/a Mar
17 VB
31 %
14%
Alleghany Corp common
1
6% convertible preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System—
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6 '/> gtd—100
51
24
173/8
31%
2
preierred
4
Nov
17%
31
78%
l
.
common
471/2 Jan
55
19% Dec
25% Dec
' •'/ !
5
481/2 Jan
29
4%%
17%
31%
.No par
Chemicals
Inc.
Products
Inc
17
31%
32 %
50c
Products
Gas Corp
Alabama
3
17 V*
32
17
Reduction
12% Jan
17 VB
313/4
81
_
&
7,900
17%
323/4
20 V*
.No par
*
Industries
32% Jan
Aug
—
Corp
35% Jan
5
8
21
14% Mar
200
17%
Co
Corp
11% Jan
28
733/4
*52%
32
10
Express
Admiral Corp
16
7234
25
—
Co
70% Jan
4
Vb Sep
■
Jan
ACF Industries Inc
Acme Steel
9
22 % Jan
8
33% Feb
30% Jan
19% Nov 29
3
21
Mar
Shares
52%
Jan
17
the Week
March 9
53
Jan
66% Jan
Friday
March 8
74.V4
17 3/4
5
Sales for
Thursday
73%
17
22
PRICES
March 7
5
.
38
Dec
SALE
Wednesday
March 6
*52 J/4
Laboratories
Abbott
9
HIGH
Tuesday
March 5
Par
Abacus Fund
16
AND
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)61
52 % Jan
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
Lowest
TRADING
EVERY LISTED STOCK
FOR
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
11,100
3,900
Broadcasting-Paramount
"
413/4 Aug 29
61% Apr
17
413A Jan
29
47% Feb
19
34 % Jan
4
49
Nov
28
42 % Jan
8
47% Feb
19
36
4
39% Jun
5
38% Jan
2
Jun
Jan
53
41% Mar
23
American
2
American
17
Amer Commer
34% Feb
13
American
18
49 Vz Feb
73 % Jan
31
88
18% Feb
7
25 % May 12
29 Vz Apr 21
40
Feb
2
59 Vz Jun
8
84
Jan
4
93
Oct
2
50
Mar 20
39% Sep 29
29% Jan 20
573A Jan
3
20 Vb Jan
3
31% Oct
23
13% Oct
4
4
8% Jan
24
Jan
3
56 3A Nov
29
77% Nov 20
9
42 Vz Jan
8
47% Feb
21
46'A Feb
28
55% Jan
Nov
20
21
28% Nov 22
105
7
2
17
Jan
22% Mar
18
7
Feb
23
Jan
2
24% Jan
3
39"% Dec
14
34 Vz Jan
18
40
Jan
13% Jan
3
20% May 16
16'/a Jan
2
18
Mar
35%
19%
20%
19%
193.4
9%
9%
9%
934
Hardware
x38 Vb
38 n 4
103
Jan
,
54
34
Jan
16
49% Aug 18
12
Jan
18
81% Dec
4
63
46% Sep
13
Mar
35
54
29% Dec 29
136% Jan
3
60% Jan
119
Aug
3
3
18
Jun
76
Feb 28
23
50% Mar
9
93
.
Nov 28
127%= Apr
11
27% Jan
16
107 % Nov 14
104
Jan
31
42 Vz Jan
2
85% Mar
9
38 Va
38%
38%
38 34
4,000
73 %
72%
74
72 3
4
73%
x73%
74%
25,800
29%
29%
29%
30 %
30 Vz
11,300
American International
American
5%%
American
Mach
3.90%
Mar
'
Jan
22% Mar
&
Fdry
47
Feb
15% Jan
2
46
Jan
2
2
32 Vb Jan
2
26
543/4 Jan
4
American
Potash
a
American
Rad
2
18 % Jan
149% Feb
25
142% Jan
22 % Jan
23
29 Va Feb
20
36
Jan
26
40% Feb
7
15
Feb
26
18% Jan
17
58% Jan
8
64% Feb
1
142
Jan
2
78
Jan
122
Jan
27
150
Feb
14
9
92
Feb
27
3
126
Mar
2
34% Jan
92
8
43
Mar
35% Mar
5
Mar
6
105% Jan
4
Jan
2
134
6
51% Jan
4
60% Feb
13
22% Feb
12
24% Jan
2
27% Feb
14
29
Sep
7
Apr
29% Jan
4
28% May 23
25% Jan
2
23
Feb
15% Feb
15
51% Nov 27,
45% Jan
11
22% Sep 22
51% Mar
34 V* May
28 % Jan
17% Sep 25
27% Apr
58% Apr
1
27% Jan
3
44
3
33
Jan
Nov 20
33% Feb
2
90% Jan 13
37
Jan
17
21% Nov 15
For
2
29
32% Jan
17
17% Jan
30
20% Jan
4
3
21
28 % Feb
27
37% Jan
15
38 V* Dec
65
May 22
44% May 22
45% Apr
4
93% Feb 16
25
36
31,800
17%
18
7,300
No par
543/i
55
♦543A
55%
55
1,000
1.66%
16%
17 VB
16%
17%
16 3A
17 Vb
16%
17
1634
17
53,900
10
46 3/4
47%
46%
46%
46%
47 Vb
46'A
47 %
47 Vz
48
12,900
36
37 3/b
38
38%
No par
Sany
36%
37
64%
64 %
*64%
65
64 Vz
65%
65%
65 %
2,800
233/4
24%
233A
243,b
23 Vz
24%
24
24 Vz
55,300
50%
51 %
49'A
50%
49%
4934
49 Va
49%
49%
50
36%
37
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'A
58%
59
58%
59 V*
59
148%
148%
com
—100
25
common—
6%
non-cumulative preferred.lOO
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd
£1
6%
preferred
American
1
.
:
Viscose
American
Ametek
AMP
6%
Zinc
series-
Inc
2
Amsted
4
37
37% Jan
Jan
45
Jan
29
49% Feb
9
26% Nov 30
18% Mar
8
24% Feb
8
page 25.
36%
36 Vb
148%
149 %
28
126
23~700
17%
150
28
%
7,900
8.200
36%
36%
15%
*15 38
1534
1,600
'59%
59%
591/2
6.100
149V4
14934
149%
37
90
90
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90
*88%
126
*88 %
90
126
149
16%
*148%
28%
'124%
126
123 Va
1,010
1241%
:.\
21%
21 Vb
21
21V*
21%
21V*
21 Va
21%
21 %
90
89%
90%
89%
90 %
90
90
89
90
42%
43%
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42
41%
41%
35 Vb
35%
x35
35 V*
35%
35%
70
•
21%
89
132 Vz
133%
130%
130%
132%
93%
xl32%
25
56%
57%
57%
58%
24 V*
92
133
57
131%
35
42
35%
133 Vz
%
95
93 V*
93%
133%
92%
93 V*
134
41
131%
133%
133 Va
57%
56%
58%
41%
34%
133
94%
133
58%
3,700
'
2,400
42 Vz
7,600
35 Vb
4,300
73,300
133%
95%
17,700
133%
587a
1,270
23,900
.5
24 Vs
24%
24'A
24%
24 Vz
24
V2
2,200
*28 V*
28%
24 V*
*28%
24%
—25
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Vz
28 Vz
600
,_25
26 %
•26%
26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26%
*24 V*
243/4
*24'A'
24%
24%
2 4Vz
40
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
137 b
2,300
51%
*51%
51 Vz
51%
51%
500
com
25
*24 %
1
13%
*51
24 V*
24%
*24V*
24%
14
*13%
14
990
51%
51V*
51V*
31 Vb
31
31%
31V*
31 Vz
16,300
is%
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18%
25,100
Corp_.ll
30%
31%
31
31%
31
31 %
30 Vz
31%
30%
31%
1
Electronics
Industries
Inc_;
*51
31%
31 Va
31 Vz
31
33%
34 V*
34 V*
34 V*
34 %
34%
34 3A
35 Vz
35%
36
50
49
49 V*
48%
,49%
49
49%
48%
49%
48%
49%
No par
*34
34%
33%
34
Hocking Glass Corp„__6.25
preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
—21.80
$4
Apco Oil Corp
28%
17
150
30%
Anaconda Wire & Cable—
48% Nov 17
co
27 3/8
36 V*
148%
133 V*
Anchor
31
*88 V*
126
r-i
1
4
Jan
90
127
17 Vb
150
27%
3.800
shares—No par
4
93
*88%
*124%
*148%
'
92 %
—No par
Anaconda Co
7
/
148%
16%
17%
150
133%
Leau & Smelting
endorsed
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg
v
16%
*148%
_ioo
series
Inc—
.
17%
150
12.50
Corp
series
5% %
33 %
_
American Water Works Co
37% Jan
7
16%
59%
—_
6,200
37%
65
24
37 VB
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco common
41
X36%
64%
22%
15%
preferred——
54%
l
59
52% Jan
Mar
37%
54 Vz
par
37
26
Jan 23
54
-
55 'A
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
28
33% Mar
54:!/4
No par
Chem-
Std
Co
130
35-%
17%
American Smelt & Ref'g com-No par
Snuff
58,100
36 Vu
28%
American
85%
17%
27%
7%
33%
85%
35 %
—
&
—_
33 3 u
86
18
Develp'm't Corp 1
33 Vb Feb
34
see
4,000
35 Va
28 VB
48 % Feb
92
footnotes,
5
3a
'
*85
86
16%
Preferred 5%
27
30% Nov
400
18%
23
105
33%
33
33%
*85
86
27%
Preferred
13% Feb
May il
33
33%
148%
Preferred
6
33
*85
5
preferred
6
24% Feb
86
100
7%
8
Jan
19
19
18%
23:'u
*102
17%
Co
Co...
Amer Research
26% Mar
Jan
4
23
105
34%
American Sugar Refining com—25
7 % preferred
25
127
13% Noc 21
18%
22 7 ii
*102
17%
1
111% Nov 27
131% Nov 22
34% Jan
18 %
19
23
105
34%
American StoreB Co—
2
5
22%
17%
2
136% Jan
26
*183/4
*102
34%
14
30
Sep 18
19
23 VB
105
17%
Optical Co
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
&.
333/4
♦103
35%
American
&
*85
105
173/b
22% Feb
17
Oct
23
30
35%
99% Jan
1
Jan
25
*18%
v
2
87% Mar
Jan
27
18%
233/8
39
1
Inc___
20% Feb 27
32
27
American News
Amer
33 3A
100
Co
73% Jail
127
1
23%
103
1.75
com
Climax
5
5
19% Jan
18%
1
Products
29
13
63
1
—100
preferred
Meter
34"% Jun
3
Corp
Investment Co of 111
prior preferred—
Metal
139% Dec
3
5,700
30%
Metal
3
3
14,500
\
293A
American
3
Jan
9%
934
72
American
11
41
19%.
38%
2
28% Jan
64% Jan
121% Jan
■•;"
400
35:,.i
19%
31%
"7
30% Jan
103% Jan
37% July 20
13,300
38%
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas
26 % Mar 21
72% May 18
146% Nov 20
9%
9 Vz
20,000
52%
*35
35%
20
19%
2,100
71%
51%
743/B
American
3
•
47%
70%
-
-
38%
1
3
v.;'
:"
38,400
30%
3
13
*35
35 3A
300
463j,
73%
4
Jan
*35
2,900
90
1
49% Feb
16
9%
51-%-'
47
71 Va
49 Vz
-
46 %
69
,
46
45%
46%
46%
30 %
50
*89%
12.50
Corp
Products
Home
59'A Jan
54% Jan
45
2,400
Hosp Supply Corp.No par
173/o Jan
33% Jan
40c
90
*89%
45%
45
•:
35%
8
21
45%
9%
10
May 17
42% Mar 10
443A
20%
17
17% Nov
45%
35%
15 % Jan
146
44%
29%
50
50
90
1,100
4.400
-
50
30 %
*29%
••>.-•
50
*89%
20
45% Jan
3
*49
90
35%
3
19
51
*89%
No par
8
Dec
29%
Co
Power
21% Apr
12% Jan
29%
♦50
.
No par
Foreign
55 % Dec
25
29%
90
&
61
139% Sep 28
29
50
10
Power
37
2
29 Va
50
*89%
—100
10
Corp
19
16% Nov 30
Jun
28%
No par
7.100
''
33
62
23
American
American
83
3
75%
22%
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
American
27
Jan
48%
7434
23
A//":.
68%
Electric
American
86"% Feb
41
48%
75 Vz
23
•
52%
8
13
22
48%
74
22%
50'A
8
81% Oct
Nov
48 'A
74%
•22%
68'A
2
36% Nov 30
Apr 28
48 Vz
74%
22%
*46%
Jan
5
48 Vz
75:,4
22%
>
68 %
40 % Feb
13
49
74%
23
53%
33% Feb
19 3/b Feb
48%
76
22%
47%
American
79
24% Jan
48 Vz
75%
52%
16
30
48 %
3
68%
1
Jan
2,500
46%
2
68
417a
533A
12
38 Va Mar
41'A
70 VB
9'/z Jan
273/4 Jan
*40%
4734
17% Feb
Apr 26
25,400
40%
52%
30 Vz Feb
40
45%
41 %
41%
68%
18
5
45%
41 %
47
28
16
43%.
45%
40%
5
12% Apr
Jan
43%
45 Vb
-10
233/4 Apr
203A Mar
43
45%
—
37 Vz Mar 13
10% Jail
Ind
Consumer
American Enka
38
43%
Co
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co—
American Distilling Co
9
May 24
63% Apr 20
1144% Sep
2
'
45%
41 %
Barge Line Co__
4%%
14
64
43
45 %
American Crystal Sugar common.. 10
583A Feb
14
9
5
89 % Feb
«■
71 % Mar
29
6
51% Jan
3
8
Dec
3
24
Jan
8
35
13% Jan
17
47% Jan
43%
443A
41
Cable——No par
No par
&
Chicle
Jan
89% Sep
20% Jan
25 Vz Jan
84
43%
45%
25
common
—
Chain
44% Jan
26
99% Jan
1
6
47% Dec
75% Nov 28
Sep 26
22% Mar
43%
45
1
Co
preferred
Jan
47 Vb Jan
97 Vz Mar 28
3
3
7%
43 3/b
12.50
Inc
Can
243A Jan
7
6
19 VB Jan
42% Jan
70.V4 Jan
9
Theatres
American
1
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*92'A
93%
*92 V*
93%
46%
46%
46 V*
46%
46%
29%
19%
19 V*
19%
18%
34
34 Vz
34 Vz
34Tb
93 Vz
*92%
93 Vz
46%
46 3A
46%
46%
46%
4,200
19%
18 Vz
19 Va
19 'A
19Vz
15,900
34%
34
34%.
93%'
*92 V*
860
34
343A
*92%
33%
'
8,700
5,500
14,800
8,200
Volume
Number
195
6141
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
**
'
15
(1215)
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
33 y2 Jan
3
37% Sep
67% Jan
37% Jan
30
38
8
437/a Oct
19
34% Jan
16
38% Feb
2
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
9
66
13
71% Jan
12
Armco
49% Jan
8
57% Feb
16
Armour
74(4 Oct
6
62% Jan
11
85% July 28
46
May 22
82(4 Jan
2
3
4
11
30
Jan
No par
34% Jan
Jan
50
Archer-Daniels-Midland
12
78% Jan
3
13% Mar 16
3
17
72% Mar
86
Public
Arizona
2
Service
Co
Armstrong
Cork
Co
3
46% Feb
16
4
18
Jan
12
Arnold
19
16% Jan
24 Vat Aug
2
20% Jan
20
Sep
4
Aro
Feb
36% Dec
29
Jan
8
33(4 Jan
3
Arvin
22
Jan
28% Jun
25% Jan
18
28% Feb
20
Ashland
£7
41% Jan
18
46(4 Feb
20
35% Jan
69% Feb
J un
110
53 % Jan
8
109% Feb
Nov
108% Feb
28
16
21
Jan
21% Jan
3
29
Oct
23
26% Jan
30
9-% Jan
3
10% Nov
16
10
Jan
4
54 ;
83
87% Feb
July 14
39 y4 Dec
19
49 % Jan
4
5
Jan
24
43% Jan
22
41
2
Jan
.
5
89
3
60
4
52% Jan
Jan
3
3
11
84% Oct 25
30% Jun V5
81 (4 Jan
21% Oct
22 % Jan
26
76
May
17
52 y4
53%
52
53%
70%
70
70%
69%
70%
69%
*85%
70%
86%
85 y2
85%
*85%
86%
85%
x44
60
44
44 %
44 %
85%
44%
44%
44%
45%
2,900
I
44%
44%
5
*16%
17%
*20 y2
20%
20%
20%
20%
31%
31%
32
27%
27%
*44%
45%
44%
27%
44%
*44%
2.50
1st
105
5%
Co_
City Electric Co
preferred
Line
Coast
Atlantic
104 y4
105
103
*107%
108%
107%
107%
107%
" 75%
108 %
75
75%
74%
75%
74%
75
26%
26%
27
26%
100
No par
13 V2 Jan
b
24
Feb
20
21% Feb
1
29% May 12
45% Mar 29
23
Jan
2
18(4 Jan
24% Mar
6
24% Mar
6
31% Jan
2
2
22% Jan
5
28% Feb
13
8
23% Jan
25
29% Jan
3
5% Jan
7% Mar
15
Corp
11
58 Vz Feb
15(4 Feb
7
Electronics
(B
Babcock
Baker
.
27% Jan
20
41% Nov 15
34% Jan
17
37 V* Jan
3
Baltimore
103% Feb
13
4%%
11
98(4 Jan
5
85 % Jan
4
94
Mar
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
6
23% Nov
22
47
Jan
19
24% Jan
2
33% Feb
1
21 % Dec
22
47% Jan
19
22 % Jan
3
30% Jan
4%
25
33 % Dec
18
36% Jan
2
48% Feb
19
37
Jan
2
48% Feb
9
Jan
19
22% Feb
preferred
19
4%
20
85% Mar
8
Barber
3
21% Dec
11
18% Jan
16
21% Feb
2
Basic
18% Feb
8
27 Va Aug
8
20(4 Jan
24
23% Jan
4
Basic
47% Jan
3
35% Dec
27
61% Aug 29
48% July 10
31% Dec
13
35% Nov 21
33 % Apr
59
4
Nov
24
53 (4 Feb
15
30
51% Jan
82% Nov 27
6
316
Mar 16
17% Mar 14
100 V* May 15
25
Nov 27
87
159% Dec
325
94% Jan
Jan
81
11
J
87
Jan
Oil
25
24%
25%
25%
26
24%
25%
19,300
26
27
26%
27%
66,800
23%
24%
24%
24%
13,000
40,700
25%
24%
7
53
14%
16%
6%
14%
20,200
16%
16%
16%
16% «
16%
17%
17
17%
56,100
35 y8
35%
35%
36
351/4
9,300
36
7,900
26%
26%
46
*102%
103%
92 %
92 y2
94
94
94%
94%
32
'•
102
94
32%
31%
32
31%
32%
32
32
5,000
25%
32 Va
103%
92%
92
26%
25%
26%
24%
25%
25 %
25'/a
3,100
46
44
f
19%
19%
102%
•
290
220
46
46
46
46%
45%
45 %
900
44%
44%
44%
42%
43%
42%
42%
3,600
*19 y8
19%
19%
19 %
18
19
1,500
79%
'(*19%
76%
%
19%
79%
12.600
46
42%
44%
78 Va
*102
.■
82%
84
18%
19%
20%
20%
10
21%
3,000
3,600
55%
56%
55%
56%
57
56%
10
56%
57
2
Bausch
56%
Jan
2,100
35%
35%
x34%
35
35
35%
35
Baxter
35%
35%
35%
2,000
3oy8
30%
30
30%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30(4
5,500
59%
60
58%
59%
58%
59
58%
59 %
59%
59%
3,000
46%
47 %
46%
47%
2,500
67
67 %
67%
68
3,900
26
Bayuk
29
Beam
2
100
V4 Mar
9
152% Jan
Inc
Cigars
Foods
Co
conv
4%%
No par
Mills
Beckman
preferred
prior
29
95
22% Jan
22
Beech
34
Feb
26
Beech
Nov
17
66% Jan
23
81
Jah
2
Beech-Nut
Jun
2
17% Jan
Belding-Hemimvay
4%%
(A S)
Aircraft
Creek
pfd
126%
100
Corp
1
RR
Life
25%
70%
22% Feb
9
8
19(4 Feb
26
7
50 y2 Jan
4
No par
39%
2
12 Vb Feb
14
Bell Intercontinental Corp
1
ny2
75% Jan
31
Bendix
5.^
71
54%
&
Howell
Co
18 Va
126 y4
*90
92%
19%
19%
35
*33
126
95
19%
35
*98%
340
*310
100
100
27 y8
*90
19%
95
160
'20%
40,000
127 y2
127%
*33
—
100%
27%
27%
125(4
340
128 %
4,600
*90
19%
95
-18%
35
30
19%
*33
5,400
34
71
70%
71%
71%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
2,400
39%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
11%
11%
11%
37%
45,100
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 %
5,100
x70y4 •71%
70
71
69%
70%
69%
70
1,000
53%
54%
X52
53
52%
53
53
54
22,400
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
51
51
19%
<
18
39%
11%
1
'
(18%
i
1
124
*310
37%
20
20
—2
27%
70%
50%
Bell
1
Co
99
26%
19%
55
50%
Gossett
&
99
92%
71%
Bell
68%
98%
*33
71
4
47%
345
26 y*
126
19%
17% Mar
67 Va
*315
25%
35
36 % Mar
47%
68%
345
83
98
V
Q4
19%
*33
10
Corp
*320
127
*90
*
50
Savers
345
*56
47%
68 y4
99%
25%
1
Inc
47
68%
99
2.50
Instruments
Beck Shoe
47%
.67%
*320
100
10
19
47%
78%
,;.
100
Inc
27
Feb
2
12.50
common
preferred
Beaunit
2
1
Distilling Co—
3%%
;
Inc
Inc
(James B)
Beatrice
9
28 Va Mar
Lomb
&
Laboratories
Jan
72
52%
14
85%
Feb
28
7%
51%
14%
19%
87
68
7%
52%
n
19
9
10% Jan
7%
51%
14%
%
83
18
69% May 25
16 Va Apr
5
7%
52%
14
20%
32% Jan
25
7%
x51
14%
19%
8
29
7
52%
14
::
7%
52
•
45%
4
24%
21
6
46% Sep
23%
300
18%
1
10% Dec
25%
700
'
20%
Dec
20
24%
26%
17
24
18%
35% Feb
4
25%
26
17
21
27% Jun
14% Jan
24%
*23%
18%
6
88
16%
24%
1
1
2
16
16%
*24%
10
19
48% Jan
17%
24%
31%
—100
5,000
17%
*24%
35%
Corp
12
17(4
24%
103%
'
11%
17%
24%
35%
—100
11%
17%
92
—100
11%
380
24%
v
102 %
Corp
Jan
Oct
25,100
36 y4
stamped
Aroostook
17% Apr
31
8,000
2%
20%
Jan
26
24%
2%
2%
18%
Jan
119% Feb
12
24%
2%
104 %
Inc-.
Feb
2
25%
2%
11%
2iya
71
30
24
2%
11%
18%
328
97% Jan
23%
2%
11%
,
20%
21
23 Vb Jan
22%
2%
1
24
63% Feb
Aug 30
86
35%
Products
52 y4 Jan
3
27.
54%
85%
Corp—
Bath Iron Works Corp
19
343k Jan
61
46% Jan
54%
86
11,;
Jan
37
3?% Jan 30
27% Jan 24
46% Feb
275
59
54%
85%
103%
non-cumulative preferred_100
Preferred
52 y4 Sep
62(4 Jan
53%
85%
100
common
4,900
13,200
55%
85%
16%
100
42%
54%
No par
B
stamped—.
Bangor &
15% Jan
70y8 Mar 17
com
series
Ohio
&
Common
21
Elec
&
preferred series C
Baltimore
9
18
63
15
13% Mar
Jan
62% Jan
29% May 18
26
33% Dec
Gas
>.13
Corp_
: 42 %
23%
14%
.
42%
56%
6%
,
5,200
89
85%
52%
1
14,600
*88
-
23%
11%
24 %
,_9
Co
89
42
85
2%
1
Wilcox
Tools Inc
20
17
5c
Inc
T)
&
Oil
Corp
*88
39,400
10%
47
55%
25%
Avnet
,
41%
27
23%
11%
*24
1
89
41 %
-26%
86
17(4
No par
*88
41%
10
4,400
56%
2%
No par
($1.20)
89
41%
27 Va
17% Feb
91% Nov
'.
26%
2
103% Dec
pref
*88
v
11%
;
20
Corp
14% Jan
4
89
Avco
19 % Aug 15
12
46%
25% :
3
82 % Jan
.10%
47%
1
;
common
prior
12% Jan
94 y4 Jan
10%
23%
1
common
Nichols
Conv
9
10% Jan
2
10%
46 y4
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Babbitt
Jan
Industries
preferred
Austin
8
50
9
27
10%
47%
*85
5%
7% Mar 29
26%
10%
42
800
75%
47%
—10
Refining
Chemical
75
10%
—100
Atlas
108 %,
48
41%
,
1,100
105%
10(4
*88
11,200
45
-104%
47%
common
5
26%
•
48%
1,000
6,200
*167%
10%" 10%
$3.75 series B preferred
14
11% Nov
27%
*104
48 %
com__4%
RR
•44%
104
108%
75
56
15
45%
104(4
*107%
non-cumulative preferred—10
4%
105
100
_10
preferred
Investment
Atlantic
2
4,600
17
45
Feb
59% Dec 15
*16%
44%
Atlas
3
17
20%
57% Feb
10
*16%
27%
Inc
Oil & Refining common
Atlantic
18
20%
17
31
2
Oct
20%
*16%
27%
26
9
16%
32%
2% Jan
4% Jan
*16%
20%
11% Feb
36% Jan
70
32
8
68(4 May
17,300
53%
6,200
71%
20%
17
2
15,900
27%
2% Jan
17% Feb
68%
32%
11% Jan
27% Aug
68
27%
12
3
68
32%
27
19
66%
27%
4(4 Feb
13% Jan
18,000
67%
27%
14% Apr
16
36%
32%
30
May 10
37%
36%
32(4
29
27 % Sep
37 %
36%
27%
Nov
2% Nov.
10
37%
35%
1
25% Feb
86
37%
36
86%
'
42% Jan
37
35%
66 y2
70%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com.io
16
10% Jan
8
86% Feb
21
48(4 Feb
20
27% Jan
2
52%
Shares
36%
*85%
Corp
Industries
5.25%
46 (4 Mar
Aug 24
53%
the Week
1
Corp
Associates
80(4 Jan * 2
35% Jan
68%
Friday
March 9
preferred $1.50 series_No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp com
1
9
2
70% Jan
98
July
82
Jan'
105(4 Jan
115% Dec
102% Feb
23
22
36%
67%
'
2nd
5
36%
35%
69 Ya
2.50
Constable
20
36%
36 %
53%
Sales for
March 8
68%
54%
PRICES
Thursday
37 Va
54
SALE
No par
common
$3.75
12
HIGH
March 7
36 %'
5
43% Jan
Feb
AND
Wednesday
March 6
36
10
Co
&
Tuesday
March 5
2.50
Steel Corp.
preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
19% Sep
Monday
Par
43% Apr
Feb
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Jan
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
72
•72
.
73%
-19%
20
0,000
2,400
j1;'','','
Jun
Jan
31
63% Jan
"59% Sep
5
33% Jan
4
22
45 y4 Jan
8
48 % Jan
12
53
Nov
16
50 y2 Jan
11
3
133
Dec
11
Jan
25
l%Jan
19
1% Jan
2
119% Nov
1
% Jan
3
33% Jan
3
42% Dec
_1
15
Feb
5
Best
24
44(4 Jan
5
Bestwall
18
43% Jan
3
Bethlehem Steel Corp common
7% preferred
i
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
2
149% Mar
8
10
25 y2 Mar
5
3
85% Mar
8
16
63% Mar
9
Black &
23
39% Jan
2
Blaw-Knox
Jan
9
71% Apr
18
55
J an
26
45% Apr
10
33% Feb
25
28
3
Aug 18
35% Jan
22% Jan
6
18% Jan
5
19% Jan
3
55% Feb
7
Jan
3
7
Bliss
38(4 Feb
16
Bliss
5
53 y4 Jan
2
5
Jan
56% Feb'
.■•26
Jan
29
34
'Feb
23% Aug
8
-36% Apr
7
79 % Nov 27
Feb
26
21% Jan
5
23% Jan
63
Jan
28-% Mar
70
Jan
2
17
48% Jan
12
42% Jan
76% Aug 31
19
80% Oct
23
79
Jan
15
84
26
Oct
26
16% Feb
27
22 Va Jan
11
91
Dec
4
79 Vz Jan
8
35
21% Dec
67
Jan
49J/a Dec
3% Dec
12
7% Dec
27
Jan
9(4 Jan
2
6
Jan
3
11
48
Jan
4
Feb
/
Mar
Mar
91
2
3
May 18
14% May 15
8
8% Jan
6% Mar 22
Bond
Borden
• •
3
Braniff
8ya Jan
5
25%
12
3
99% Feb
13
4
87 Va Feb
23
12
43% Jan
2
30% Jan
11
45
106% Jan
10
Dec
112
13
38% Feb
Apr
28
68
Jan
30
97% Oct
10
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
35
Jan
13% Jan
5'
59
3.;
25
Oct
24
80% Oct
31
12
29
3
Dec
31
4
67
Airways Inc
Shoe
99% Feb
26
52% Jan
2
17
61
% Jan
25
Jan
2
21% Feb
8
2
15% Feb
Jan
8
83% Feb
37% Feb
8'
3
Nov
Brown
2
23
13% Jan
19
11% Jan
Jan
4
Jan
6
41% Feb
Buffalo
18 y2 Mar
Bullard
18
9
85% Jun
Mar
113
6
81
Brunswick
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
Co
60%
60 %
62%
62
63%
6,400
34%
35
34%
35
34%
35
7,700
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
38
37Vi
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
43%
44%
44%
-44%
43%
44%
44
44%
45
52%
50%
'52%
50%
51%
50%
52
31 %
31%
31%
31%
20%
20%
20%
31%
20%
'20%
20%
28%
28%
28%
26%
28%
2,300
67%
65%
66%
65%
66%
43%
44%
43%
44%
13,600
81%
81%
82%
84
16%
17%
16%
17%
17
90
91
89 y8
91
88%
*4(4
•"
41/4
Jan
26
3
19% July 21
8% Jan
3
27
Sep
37
20% Feb
19
24% Jan
5
5
48% Feb
15
Bush
26 y4 Oct
16
21% Jan
9
Jan
26
Feb
28
10% Jan
2
15% Feb
8
8
32% Jan
13
28%
8% Nov 30
Jan
Byers
Terminal
Co
(A
California
Callahan
8%
200
10%
10%
10%
10%
7,000
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
59%
59%
59%
59%
5,700
2,700
94%
96%
90 % Jun
43 % July 27
44
18
85% Jan
6
51% Dec
Jan
3
57
21% Jan
3
•;
12
48% .Feb
1
27% May 22
Dec 28
•55
Jan
89% Feb
v
23
52% Jan
59% Mar
11% Mar
For
footnotes,
see
page
9
12
24% Jan
8
26% Jan
25.
Mar
_
8
9
16
Canada
Southern
Canadian
When
Pacific
96
94
95
94 %
94%
1,600
35%
36%
35%
37%
36%
37%
98,300
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
2,000
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
17,400
15%
22,400
60(4
59%
59%
19%
20
19%
20
14%
*81%
40V2
I
113%
*112%
113
15
14%
15
15
15%
82%
40y2
82
41
17%
82
*82
82%
*82
82%
41
*40 Va
41%
*40%
41
18
18
18%
17%
59
59%
59
60
15%
150
200
600
*69
71
90
*89%
90
21(4
43%
21(4
45(4
21%
21%
21%
21%
44%
44%
2,100
44%
46%
45%
22%
22%
*22(4
22%
46%
22(4
61,500
22%
22%
22%
X22%
14 (4
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
15%
16%
16%
16%
8,600
2.50
1
30%
31
30
30%
30(4
305/8
30%
30%
30%
5%
5%
5
Corp
Corp
Inc
Ry Co
Breweries
issued
Canadian
113
95
36%
71
17%
17%
14
14(4
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry
Corp common__1.662/3
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
83% Jan
113
98
36
,
♦89
15% Jan
27% Feb
8,500
3,900
97
37%
*112%
*69
9
116% Jan
39%
113
89%
13% Feb
1
39%
113
21%
12
2
39%
87
*69
*88%
100
18% Jan
Feb
95%
25
11% Apr
23% Jan
59%
94%
84%
Calumet
106
59%
*85%
1,100
24%
7% Jan
4
39%
4%
84%
18% Feb
30
40
87
*8
25%
20
Nov
•85%
39%
39%
87
*4
8%
.85 %
18
28% Apr
95%
*85%
87
4
24%
5% Feb
131
94
4
*8
*84%
15% Jan
77% Jan
39%
93%
8(4
71
5
21% Jan
39 %
59%
4
14%
1
100
100
22 Vb Jun
Hecla
93
*85%
8
3.33%
M)
Packing
% ' 59%
4
1
Co
Mining
2,800
85%
5
13% Jan
&
89%
1
5
Burndy Corp
B-jrroughs
Corp
24
36% Oct 31
4% Jan
23
38% Jan
Apr 27
44% Dec
89
24%
84
27% Jan
89
14%
86
23
88%
24V2
*84
*69
89%
21 ('4
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
4V2% second preference
7
88%
14,000
14y8
84% Mar
89 % Mar
14,100
10%
J
.
90
17%
10(4
8%
59%
•
80%
17 Va
4%
99
36%
46
80%
17%
10%
113
*98
45%
82%
4
*8%
87
39%
45%
16%
10%
94
*112
44%
*80%
17%
24%
84 %
Bulova
25% Feb
18
23
60
92%
44%
81%
24J/2
84y4
15% Jan
22
Jan
Watch
59%
44 Va
*80%
V-
7%
*85%
3,100
v':V,
8%
10%
7%
20%
24%.
84
71
88%
21 %
45%
24
19
*8(4
10%
5
Co Inc
Jan
Apr
4,200
45,900
5,400
24%
84
*69
88V2
21(4
44%
;
22% Jan
2
52%
33%
*
58%
14%
Inc
80
26
.
18'%
59'%
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
Jan
32
10,200
45
32%
x20%
1,200
37%
51%
32
20%
■26%
•
17%
59V8
!xl3%
24% Nov
Feb
: 26%
17%
59Ve
14Va
3
68
60
60
66%
10
,
3
81
1,500
14; 400
35
14%
29
Jan
"25%
-86%
61
82%'
41%-
16% Jan
13
150
25%
*85
59%
14%
73% Jan
28
85%
34%
82 Va
41
16%
14% Dec
22% May 10
25%
85%
35
—5
Co
Co
Bullock's
25 %
86%
61%
No par
1
common
61% Jan
25%
*84%
28%
No par
5
Co
Forge
52% Jan- 17
29
2
149%
25%
86%
67%
No par
$5 preferred
13% Jan
149 %
25%
'
5,800
77,200
"28%
15
Inc
Co
Corp
Pipe Line Co
Buckeye
*149%
149%
2sy8
*84%
31%
3.50
3
Bristol-Myers Co common
1
3% %■ preferred
——100
Brooklyn Union Gas common.—10
5.50% preferred series A
100
55% Jan
28
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
Jan
23
16
149%
600
44%
:
20%
100
2.50
preferred
34% Feb
94
8
May
17% Jan
110% Jan
61% Feb
149%
*149
"
86 y4
40%
*42%
51%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
% Jan
83
41%
37%
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
6
88(4 Jan
43
42%
26%
•
25
7
56% Jan
86 y4 Mar 14
43
41%
1
Inc—,
19
1
11
42%
41%
—5
100
common
Stores
Food
4% Feb
67% Nov
3
78 % Jan
42%
41%
66%
Boston Edison Co
103% Nov 21
64% Jan
40%
*40%
42%
28%
2
2
40%
40%
43
41%
67%
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
6% Jan
48,800
28%
Borman
15
3,600
1%
66%
6
Jun
123%
1%
28 y4
2
5%
123%
1%
41%
149%
600
123%
1%
7.50
Club
9% Jan
.
123
1%
60%
5
Co
11% Feb
20
122%'
42%
'
14
1%
34%
1 ' !
Inc—1.25
Inc——
122%
(
1%
40 %
41%
25
50%
40
43%
*84%
5
Stores
122
1%
40
149
_Nopar
Inc
Book-of-the-Month
3
2
Co
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
9
22
W)
Brooks
121
1%
41
43
2.50
1
LaughJin Inc
(E
122
1%
40%
41%
10
Co
Boeing Co_
28
20
Decker Mfg Co
&
.
100
5
100
50c
pfd series of 1951
Bobbie
1
21
30% Dec
'
26% Feb
9
48% Jan
36% Dec 14
59% Dec 12
57% Sep
7
19
32% Jan
43% Mar
Mar 13
-
4
3
26
4j/2%
121
-
40c
8
Gypsum Co
Jan
20
41
*84
Co
&
79% Jan
142% Jan
,
23% Dec 29
6
42
Inc
39% Feb
40% Jan
31% Sep
16% Jan
20
40% Jan
Jan
22% J an
10
124
1
71
1138% July
Jan
-j
,-50
$4.50 conv preferred—.—a—100
Benguet Consolidated Inc
2 pesos
preferred
5%
15
48% Mar 13
1
3
1
Beneficial Finance Co common
2
1% Feb
y
49% Apr 17
148
May 15
39
Sep 13
39% July
7
140% Sep
12% Jan
118
35% Mar
52% Jan
Corp
_100
Ltd—..No par
_No par
Ry_
110%
26%
*89
25
•
51
56%
14
"
24%
150
150
900
30%
14,300
5%
5%
5%
5%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5,300
7,700
14
13%
14
13%
14%
7,600
113
111%
114
114%
114%
5,200
26%
27
26%
27 y4
7,300
89
89
88
88
112(4
112%
27%
26%
26%
*89
89%
*89
89%
*49%
51
*49%
51
'57'
57
24%
22%'
8,600
47,200
16%
26%
•
14%
16%
•49%
5%
51
57%
58%
59
59%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*49%
4
24%
130
51
59(4
59%
11%
'
•■-*.•
—
24%
17%
11134
89%
44
3,400
5%
534
16%
14
27
14%
60
29,500
13%
5%
'
111%
*49%
56%
71
90
14%
-59%
18%
12
24%
24%-
4.660
500
17,700
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1216)
.
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year19G1
Highest
Lowest
'
5
60 % May
43 % Dec
20
263/8 Jan
3
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
91% Jan
e
3
32 Va Jan
*49
3
*40 % Jan
10
'27
Jan
*•46% Feb
6% Dec
22
Oct
Jan
8
101 Va Mar
6
1
8
Carolina
Cllnchfield &
Carolina
Power
1
Carpenter Steel Co——I
Carrier
47% Mar
55 Va Mar
2
75 y4 Mar
9
Carter
9% Jan
18
7 Va Mar
1
62 Va Jan
7
36'/a Jan
3
3
Case
Jan
4
70
8
4
Mar 20
2% Feb
28
3% Jan
2
42 Va Jan
23
98
Jan
3
27% Jan
29
29
Jan
10
34
Jun
6
71% Jan
24 y« Jan
'17
Jan
129
8
43'/a Mar
9
124% Jan
5
129% Mar
8
10
81 Va Jan
11
Mar
9
8
18% Jan
19
5
58
Jan
29
5
25y8Jan
9
9
19
73 y4 Dec
22% Jan
3
28 Va Jun
'
3
Mar
6
50
59
Mar
7
75 Vb Oct
7%
2nd
57%
;'
49
8
Central
2
Jan
46
Jan
100
Feb
2
27
4Va%
30
71% Jan
5
Central
Illinois
8
24% Jan
22
Central
RR
47% Nov
22
South
24
46 Va Feb
21
Central
&
30% Jan
30
32% Jan
2
Central
Soya Co
16
Feb
2
20% Mar
8
Century Industries
30 Va Nov
8
44% May 17
28% Feb
1
33
4
Cerro
2
Certain-teed
26% Jan
' 4
eo
Jan
38% Oct
9
28 Va Feb
26
•6% Jan
8
8 Va Feb
6
45% Jan 24
31
49 Va Feb
16
27
4
10
38% Feb
2
98 % Feb
27
Jan
19
41% Feb
16
8
29% Feb
8
38
15
24% Jan
16% Jan
,'4
27% Mar 20
30% Jun
9
23% Jan
3
11% Nov
28
8
21% Jan
>3
7% Jan
43 »/2 Oct
54
Dec
8
July 19
*
13
'59 Va
59%
43 Va
59%
43 %
42
42
;
44
■l42%
i
.
34%
71 Va
73
59
/>
/'■
28% Mar
.
7
42 % Jan
6
60
Jan
11
Jan
>
■•••":
,
42
"
73
56
2%
"
V
40%
57
27%
74%
41 */a
128
/' f 129
'
55 Va
*27%
2%
98
Jan
v.'::/.
4;
11
1C0 *V
'70%
96%
96%
27% >27%
'••
27%
43%
42%
129%
47l/4
19
19%
61%
63 Va
64%
66 VA
■6,500
26%
26 Vb
26%
*26
26 Vb
.1,000
20Va
20%
7%
20 Va
20
20 y«
51»/4
*48
51%
*48
5iya
78
*75%
76
75%
75%
32
32
32%
32%
32%
2,800
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
3,300
99 Va
*98%
*98%
99 VA
100
100
40
70
69
70
69
70
6,200
*20
21
*20
21
100
43% >'44%
44
45
45%
30%
31 Va
30%
3iy4
31%
31%
19%
20
20
20%
20
20%
4,300
28%
2jy8
28%
29 VA
29
29i/4
12,500
45%
46%
46%
47
47%
48%
32,300
32%
31%
32
31Va
31Va
s
8
31 y2
7%
8%
8
44
.
Va
47%
47%
47%
35%
36 Va
35%
36%
36 %
*97
98%
*97 Va
98%
97%
97%
97
39%
39%
40
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
1
28
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
26%
27%
27%
24
1.25
32%
11,000
> 8%
43,600
'47
97
39%
Corp
2,300
-8 y8
;8%
47
v
22,600
31%
7%
46%% 46%
36%
36%
100
20'/a
'
No par
1%
_
.3,500
>>
69%
,
>>
46% 7: 46% *
2,200
31%
47%
'
20 VA
65,300
-i
20
*48
x46%
8%
38%;
,'•36%
20%
<
29
>>31%32/.
.
19%
37%'
19%'
38%
19%
29%
46
'
40%
19Va
31
19%
29%
.
120
5,100
;
44%
43%
31 %
/
-
31 Va
44y4 *'*•'&
'
/•l'
*75 Va
'70%
*20y2
.
600
42,400
21
' 70
-
87
'
-
/
129%
1
85%'
;-
120
'
,43%
26%
x99%> 99%
21'.;
22i300
'62%
49 Va ".'49%
*20'/a
380
9,500
39V2
19%
62%
51%
;
49%
'
'2% ; /V •"
•
39 %
36%
47
36%
36%
'
*96
>'
70O
10,400
97
110
39%
39%
6,800
26%
27 Va
9,800
27%
28
28 Va
26% >27%
27
28%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
7,600
^8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
9
8%
9
8%
9
23,300
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred—100
40%
40 %
*40 %
> *40%
41
*40 Va
41
40%
41
Chemway
■12
*48
v
.
!
56
"
%"
129% 129%
v > Y'v-"85% > 85%
'85%
800
1
Chemetron
•
"
19,100
,37%
-
63'/a
*26% / 26%
20%' >$0%
y
20%
20-.
•7%
56
;42%
:
129
85%
.
41 y2
20
62Va
43%
10
Motors
.'40%,
>>>
31/
—i-1
85%
;.
13,200
•"7 V4'
>55 Va
42%
128.-."
75%
"'7Va
73 Va
35'
°
27%
417/«
610
.
34%
-
97
*96
:
.
27%
>
5,700
47%
•
1
-••>• iv""2%-.,2% >:
V
:"•
'-/39%
397/a
"/' ■■•,/>,'- 96%
97
.
42
47%
.
34%
r'.i */a
•
•/•••/
40%
4,600
'
;
2
2%
v
.39 Va
,97
27%
••41%
*■;•
41%
47% *
.'_
-
70
2,900
44%
'
72 V4
7%';
*56
1,500
59 Va
44%
..
42%
47%
"34
*58%
' 44%
1
.*19 V
29%
—1
Inc
Gotham
preferred
Checker
,
■'
2
2
Corp
Plug Co
-Champlin Oil & Refining Co
2
25% Feb
lO'/a Jan
%
Champion Papers Inc com—No par
$4.50
fi
55Va Mar
94
May 16
*.
34%
7'/4
•
59 Va
-
43%
%>:■•...
47%
v
72%.
;
.:
7%
56
v:
47%
*34
•
5,500
7,800
-
-
101%
47%
•
51%;
:t:'70%*
*
5
1
Champion Spark
28
Jan
40
18
67% Jail
103
>
Feb
8
Products
Aircraft'Co
Chadbourn
16
91 Va Jan
20% Jan
3
-
128
'49'/a
*99%
No par
No par
Chain Belt Co
34 Va Jan
4
Co
Corp
Cessna
31
24
32 % Jun
-
91
Jan
28
50% Apr
Jan
35
Nov
'
32
60% Jan
23
39% Oct
30
>21% Jan
Jan
42 Va Jan
S
Mar 17
95
9
101 Va
*100'/a
*75% "'78 ' •:> V> *75%'Y'78
31%" 31% >
31%
31%
•
2.50
West Corp
38 Va Jan
33% Mar 16
23% Nov
8 % Nov
*100 Va
•34%-.
:
■■v
42'/a
.
*48
50
N J
9
57
28
a
"x20%
*
Service—>10 >
Public
of
Co
4
46 Va May
ioi y4
40%',
com—No par
—100
Light
preferred—
68 Va Jan
28
ioi y4
100 Va
7Va .-;•
26%/26%
.100 *>>' •
B
series
Illinois
18y4 Jan
Mar 24
13%
*46%
•
i.
' .'20
20%
62% >63%
>
Central
19
94 Va Jan
3% Jan >4
13%
85Va!V>. :^>85%
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
6
40 Va Sep
13 Va
//•40'7
■-
,
—5
Co
Central
36% Jan "2
51
preferred
Jan
31
12%
,/;.r85%-
Foundry Co—
—1
of Georgia Ry com__No par
5%
9
9% Jan
/
13
42
56%-.
■
1
Central
Feb
9
31% Mar
24
79 Va Dec
12%
'
-20
;
Corp
2
75 y4 Mar
' 6
3
13
-7%
•
127%
21
23 Va Jan
24
28
20% Jan
32%
;43
34%/".
72%:%'
28:,
100
Aguirre Sugar
Feb
24
47 V4
; 41 Va
Central
26
Jan
r
10
Corp
23
26% Feb
79% Dec
25
-.
Amer com_ _No par
Instruments
99% Nov
38
53%
32%
-
preferred-:.'—•—;
Cenco
25
Jan
5%
2
9
7
18
53
32 Va
,
Celotex Corp common.————1'
28
20% Mar
18
Sep
'
preferred series A-100
conv
Jan
17
53 %
32 Va
——-r-7 •>/.. /•>- v2%-'/'2% ■ ■-:••.' •••••w. 2 %
40.'',"40 "
%'.//
40%%
•'■■■
L
100
*96 A'
>; *96
96%.v
preferred—:
Sep
>92
s
4,
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Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1217)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range fpr Previous,
'•
Year 1961
J.
STOCKS
1
NEW
«
Range Since Jan. 1
A
Highest
Lowest
Controls
Co
4
37% JUn
6
28
Jan
18
34% Feb
5
30% Jan
3
40% May 31
31
Jan
11
34 y4 Feb
7% Jan
3
15% Dec
18
13% Feb
2
15 % Feb
13
16
27% Jan
4
49% Jun
15
35% Mar
7
43
Jan
4
Copeland
13% Jan
3
26% Oct
26
45% May
3
23 % Mar
6
Copper
37
Jan
8
42% Feb
9
58
10
88
Corn
2
Nov
Jan
5
90-
Feb
92% Jan
5
93% Jan
16
9
"21% Jan
2
24% Jan
4
Jan
22
21 »/2 Mar
8
6y8 Jan
15
5
11
72% J»n
18
8
7% Mar
62 % Jan
29
68% Jan
24
76 Va Jan
17
82 y4 Mar
9
11
16 Ve Jan
10
19% Feb
12
13
23% Jan
18
25% Feb
14
50% Mar h'
i.*341/b Jan
10
105 y4 Jan
24
129% Jan
2
11
134
'IDec
12
45% Nov
4
'
39% Feb
1
20
24
48% Dec
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f
67
$2
Jan
12
46% Jan
23
45
Jan
24
47% Jan
:4
50% Jan
4
12
89% Jan
8
95% Jun
17 y. Jan
3
24
59% Jan
3
15ya Aug 23
9% Jan
3
64% Jan
5
'4
107% Feb
19
16% Jan
'9
15% Jan
19
Feb
16
70% Jan
29
12% Feb
13
68
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14% Feb
19
11% Jan
'1
32
36% Nov 27
A
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3
29% Dec
7
Mar
10
1
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54'/a Jan
19% Jan
33% Feb
28% Feb >13
30
20
10% Feb
6
4
22
Mar 16
16% Feb
20
18
Jan
37
May
A
31% Jan
11
34 % Feb
26
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
67 y4 Jan
25
75% Jan
2
40% Jan
15
45
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3
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22
1
9
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19
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22
11 ;
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27
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37
3
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14% Jan
3
4
3
29% Jan
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35 y4 Jan
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2
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31
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,
8
.
18% Jan
.4
32
Jan
61
Jan
30
48% Feb
Feb
.12
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69
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22
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16
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5
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8
18% Feb
29 Va Jan
9
17Ve Feb
1
20% Jan
19
36% Jan
17
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31% Jan
3
Jan
9
15% Nov
29
21
29
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10
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4
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.
6
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11
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3
2
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6
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8
5
19
5
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8
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54
-
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Jan
16
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2
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Feb
26
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20
225
Jan
26
250
Feb
15
7
104
Jan
17
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-f 6
23
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34
Dec
84% Jan
88
90% Dec
11
Nov
8
29% Jan i 5
39
Jan
5
42
44
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3
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45 Va Jan
28
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20
45
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19
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24
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5
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6
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24
29 % Jan
3
81'a Jan
3
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25
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11
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12
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10
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15
82
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1
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24
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6
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22
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6
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36 Va Apr
21
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4
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19
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16
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11
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57
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58 Va Feb
14
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11
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20
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30
20 Va Jan
3
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27
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2
13% Mar.
8
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18
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21
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4
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7
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11
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4
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6
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52 Va Nov
28
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'
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4
93%
20 y2
106%
3%
52% Feb
23% Jan
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..
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16
20%
100
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5%
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21
94
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23
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43
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.
45
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1,300
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Equitable Gas Co_
15
13
46%
55%
46%
100
preferred—
29
15
46
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26%
20%
3
9
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5,500
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3
20
22,700
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:
26
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30
46
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35
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39%
113%
46%
53
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&
39%
110%
30%
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39 '
38%
112
1.200
3,200
46
A
90 Va
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53% Sep
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55
,
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31%
17 Ve
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100-
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5
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9
17
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3,300
55
a
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i
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18%
46%
20
.
26%
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Auto-Lite ' Co
18
29
18%
17,000
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54%
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19
26
3% Dec
18 Va Dec
18VV
62 Va
Stop
Electric
4%
17%
7%
46%
75
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32% Jan
37% Jan
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preferred
Products
4%%
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55 Va
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par
preferred—;
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&
prior
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82
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94
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1
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66%
82
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85
a
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66%
46 %
12
5
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1
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4
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93
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16
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100
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<
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54%
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preferred—
4.20%
preferred.
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.
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7
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8
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5
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8
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27
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10
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7
.
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2
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a *82%
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4
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42% Jan -12
Jan
19
Power
5
3:
Jan
Duke
8
9% Jan
77% Jan
-
DuBois Chemicals
16
20% Mar
25% Jan
42 % Mar 28
23
>
27
110
44
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59 y2 Feb
22
3
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:
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44
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22
8
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19
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-
72% Jan
32
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17
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41
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1152%. July 18
Pepper
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63
Nov
■
4
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Corp
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8
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1
26
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7
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a;
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8
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.
-
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—
8
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7
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i
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2
8
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15
.—10
—
2
8
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24% Nov
20
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3
2.50
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3
———-
23
3
,
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'4
70
May 3 *"
22 y4 Sep 25
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4,400
19
11%
1
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7
20
23 va
19
-
5
24 v2. Jan
29
26% Dec
93'/a
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30 va
;
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Corp
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28% Nov
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32
100
Club Inc
.
Productions-;
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Distillers
8
28
i
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7
17
Mar
20
91
93%
23 va
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—
1—
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47% Mar
18% Jan
*89
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23%
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preferred
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Diners'
16
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$1.50
3
46% Apr
Dec
91
94
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Diamond ^National
2
34 Va Feb
:
42
91
23%
a-^
&
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27 Va Jan
12
5
17% July 24
26% Jan
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,
53% Jan
12
24
32 Ve Jan .16
91
2 3'A
68%
pliemical Coatings : .uu
1
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1
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5,900
94
68%
Detroit .Steel
10
35,400
23%
Supply.Co of n y
GrandeiWest rr_No par
34% Jan
23
20% Mar
19
9
6,400
54%
190%
*89
Denv & Rio
Oct
33
A
14% Oct
12
12% Mar
•
27 Va Jun
3
12 ye Jan
18
15
Dentists'
53%
190
*92 %
13
1
•
53%
189 %
2,000
23%
91
15%
Inc
Lines
Air
52 Va
189 va
53%
190.
'■
9,600
27.500
92%
10
a; When, issued—
29% Feb
7
16% Jan
;
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22%Jan
2
56 Va Jan
£
52'% Dec 29
3.
29% Jan
.
37
4
15
10 Va Jan
10
Va Feb 24
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26
39
197/e Mar
*
20% May 17
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58% Oct
11,
14 Va Mar 20
,
54% Jan
13
25% Jan
Mar 27
24% Jan
16% Jan
11
189
12%
_•!—
Delaware iPower
44% Jan
60% May 16
3,
'. '
52%
54%
190
15%
No par-;
—1 -
Delaware &. Hudson
15
37 % Feb
277/aJan
Co
&
53'A
189%
13'/a
Inc__
Records
Deere
54 va
190 va
100
Corp__——
Decca
57% Feb
41
13
100
46% Mar
40%
16Va. *16va
c
3
40%
1
5-
series
8
40%
106%
3.90%
Jan
40%
106%
Dayton Power. & -Light common—7
Preferred
3.75%
series a_.
100
49% Jan
40 %
*105%
Preferred
39
40%
105%
8
4
40%
38;,-;. 38%
100
13
36 %
105%
b
85% Mar
36%
20%
series
5
36
93%,
3.75%
Jan
Feb
Dayco
36
40 va
20%
Preferred
83
62% May 23
'
2
36%
23
93%
20
3
16
83
July 18
9
35%
22"%
111
i__—_1
Mills Inc__
River
36%
23
56%
21
Jan
80 y2 Jan
47 % May
Dan
15%
25
-
83% Feb
79
15
3 ;
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14%
18 %
Feb
84
23
4
15 Va
7
•29'A Jan
24
Nov
81
48 %
41% Jan
\
14
15% Feb
2
15
6%
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:d
14%
46%; ;
Corp common
3%% preferred series a
a
15%
22%
45
Dana
2
26
80% Oct
16
Aug
Y.
7
31% Nov
»
76 '/a Feb
32
;8
Mar
20
30
76% Jan
79 ya Jan
Nov
89% Feb
14% Jan
15% Mar 27
c
15 v«
23
55%
common.
s'v
3
32
-" Jan
86y2 Jan 15
27 v.!A
46% Nov
Jan
85% Jun
3,300
15%
22%
46 %
AA Class >Ai;-.——
Cutler-Hammer
2,000
32%
80%
preferred—100
Sugar—
——10 A
Curtiss-Wvight
31%
32 V8
36
45 "T
prior preferred-!
$1.60 prior preferred-.
4
3
11
30%
32
15
,
_Nopar'-
$4
19
14% Feb
8
Dec
15% Jan
30% Jan
-
31%
31%
23 Va
•
—___
20
31%
32%
65 Va
- •
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc„2.50
Ciirtis i Publishing Common
1
13%' Feb 20^
32%
18%
•
common—5
Cudahy 'Packing Co common
*
4'% %
preferred--'——
i
Cuiieo Press Inc
I—
2*
33 % Jan
AV 9% Jan 29
16% May 16
%
31%
92%
-No par f
of America—12.50 -
Co
32
32
23 y4
convertible
*
Cuban-American
6
23
'
5 % %
'
15% Feb
73% May 19
31% Mar 29
Crucible Steel
21% Jan
3
Shares
32%
32%
x31%
-No par
'1,
Zellerbacli 'Corp
the Week
-
March 9
22%
">89
common„2.50
preference
conv
A $4.20 ^preferred
26
24
Jan
12% Feb
23% Apr 18
13% Aug 21
Seal
&
preferred—
$2
Crown
21
19% Jan
102
109% May 25
90% Jan
94% Jan
2 ;
92% Jan
26% May 1-7
Cork
Friday
March 8
23 Ve
53 %
■
1—25
1 "*'•*
preferredCrowell-Collier > Publishing
Sales for
Thursday
15%
36'%
190
-
com—_1
conv
'
PRICES
«
40
5
—100'
Corp
SALE
22
of 1947
Corp—!_
-
HIGH
March 7
36%
ser
^preferred—•
Crown
45
12
Dec
'preferred
Petroleum
3%%
-'5%
'
51% July 25
.,'.14%
Co—
Crescent' Petroleum
40'/a Mar -9
f
44% Nov
Co—
1
Corp
1
a——5
100
1
Coty Inc
—__J.
_1
Coty International Corp
!—
1
Crane
Co common—1,
25
24% Apr
29% Apr
20
Sep
17
•
-3%%
Cosden
Nov
70% Aug 31
78
15% Dec 22
42% Jan
17
22% May 11
9% Apr
3% Jan
46% Jan
23% Dec
Products
27
21
30
Jan
32%
Corning Olass
93% Sep
13
AND
Wednesday
March 6
.
33
'31—.50c
Works common—_5
preferred_:___
.-Ai-i-lOO
4
29% May
89
*
32%
32%
Co__!
Steel Co—_—ri-
Jan
26
Jan
<
5
.
Range
192% Jan
50 Ve Jan
176
March 5
5
Corp
&
Copperweld
3
5
Jan
31
8
4
16
18% Jan
<
Jan
5"
83 V* Jan
-
194% Apr
' Par
Rubber
Refrigeration
Tire
Cooper
Tuesday
Monday
T
America
of
CooptT-Bessemer
17
22% May 24
42 >/4 May 31
637/a Nov 28
26
145% Sep
88
»:
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
24V4Jan
,
LOW
,
Highest A
Lowest
28 7/a
52 %
53 Va-
38%
39
26%
26%
800
,
'
16,500
18,900
3,200
220
11,100
6,500
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1218)
...
Monday, March 12, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Jan
27
•
A-.
34% Feb
8
Jan
42% Mar
Federal
Mogul Bower Bearings
30
14% Feb
Federal
Pacific Electric Co com_—1
9
22% Feb
39% Jan
11
44% Feb
12
23% Jan
19
46% Mar
8
54% Jan
2
10% Mar
1
.13% Jan
5
Fenestra
Ferro
4
48% Jan
15
53% Feb
28% Jan
19
31% Feb
15
15% Mar 16
12
18% Feb
21
22% Mar
5
,23% Oct 24
35% Apr
11
24% Jan
2
34% Feb
14
2
v-"'
,
;
5 i .164% Nov 24
51% Nov 20
.Jan
9
43% Jan
4
48% Feb
4
36 % Jan
30
,50% Jan
6
72% Jan
12
Nov
4
62 % Feb
34% May 22
23% Jan
8
4 "*•
17
4
59% Jan
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11
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1% Jan
7% Jan
10 Va Jun
6% Jan
26
Jan
18% Dec
5
35% Jan
17
25 y4 Jan
18
76% Jan
4
Jan
10
22 % Jan
191/8 Jan
3
3
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
28 % Jan
139
5
Jan
3
25% Feb
13
20
Jan
90
Mar 22
20% Apr
18% Jan
67
3
18
3
28% Apr
69
7
Mar 22
51% Feb
23
44% Dec
20
39% Jun
24% Feb
Great Nor
62% Feb
Great
47% Feb
42% Jan
Great Northern
33% Mar
7
140% Mar
27
96 y4
May 19
May 24
Great
35% Feb
28
7
144% Jan
29
Feb
8
36% Jan
2
24% Jan
2
30
31
93
Feb
x63%
63%
62%
15
Iron
Northern
63%
61%
62%
61%
62%
14,600
42i/4
43
42%
42%
42 Va
42%
25,500
49%
48
50%
49%
51%
51 %
52 %
81
82%
81%
82%
80%
81%
79%
81%
81%
82 %
20,600
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
22,100
preferred
10
Mar
19
26%
40%
40%
40
40%
40
41%
41%
41%
9.5
26%
25 7/b
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
10,9
79
79V2
79%
*79%
80
80
80
17%
16%
17%
16%
18
17%
18 Ve
21.2
55%
55%
56%
29.3
13,4
6
17%
18
57"%
55%
57%
551/4
56%
54%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
58 %'
58%
58%
58
58
58
58%
,58%
59 %
1,3
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44
44%
19.6
36%
37
347/,,
36%
34%
35
34%
35%
35%
35%
27,1
*58
351/2
171%
%
34%
33%
33%
33%
34
140%
140%
*140%
141
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
3
28%
29
28%
29%
28%
29 T
28%
28%
29
29 V4
94%
*94
2.8
33
Gulf Oil Corp
Jan
19
26%
141%
9
38
19%
26%
32%
44
13
9%
19
26 %
x33%
2
Dec
9%
19%
26 %
xi4l%
78% Feb
44
9%k
19
26%
331%
3
3
9%
9%
18%
26%
3534
75% Jan
32% Jan
9%
18%
143%
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
.1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
.-No par
11
9%
3,600
26%
33%
4
Dec
x9%
'
3
27 % Jan
3
9%
.
56%
100
Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
preferred
2
79
.
Prop—No par
Co
25
Co
No par
8
3
9%
Ore
11
Jan
2%
100
Jan
21
1%
43%
34% Jan
43% Feb
1%
49%
24% Jan
94% Jan
1%
42
Aug
2
27% Oct. 12
40
1%
1%
51%
Corp——1
Great Western Sugar com—No par
1%
17%
17%
43 %
Western Financial
Green Shoe
17%
50 %
Paper
Ry
••
43
Stores
1
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
2
1
4,900
Grayson-Robinson
11
3
1%
x79
3%%
23
21
1%
79%
Mar
Jan
Aug
1.34
65 %
Steel
Feb
36 y4 Dec
146
iy8
5
(W
44
30
1,900
1%
64
Union Co
52
28% Jan
14%
79%
60% Jan
48% Jan
14
x26
25% Jan
53% Jan 24
30
14
267/s
80
70% Nov
14
41
T) Co common
preferred
3
14
40%
City
Grant
35% Jan
14
26%
Granite
29% Jan
7
141/4
6.25
49 % Jan
7
2
14%
__2.50
7
16% Mar
14%
18%
Mar
76 % Jan
4,800
14%
27%
25% Mar
6
63,300
44%
18%
2
Mar
14%
44%
26%
5
29
26% Nov 28
14%
44%
Grand
Feb
20% Jan
34% Jan
3
14%
44%
17%
4
& Co
6
Jan
8
141/4
44%
Grace
3
40
14%
44%
13%
Graham-Paige Corp common
1
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
Granby Mining Co Ltd
5
17
3
14 V'
44%
17%
12
8% Jan
9
4,000
14
x44%
10
16% Jan
52% Aug
39% Apr
18%
14
No par
Inc
14
26% Mar
18%
6,300
45%
19
(W R)
29%
1
Batteries
27
40% May 17
80
3
18
2,000
45
29%
291%
l
3
Brewing
*44
45»%
29%
13%
10
79
2
17%
*44
7.600
31,200
45
—1
Co
1% Jan
8
17%
8
5
Alden Corp
51% Jan
May
5,300
88%
26% Jan
23,800
45%
Jan
44%
'
50
24
4
13
3,600
18%
43% Jan
3
14 y4 Sep
700
103
107
101%
106
18"%
Co_^
27%
*105
102%
106
18%
4
Cement
106
1
—
Co
3
3
5,100
13.800
*27%
:
3.33%
—
35% Jan
11 y4 Jan
9,000
34%
42%
20%
1
Inc
16% Jan
28
l;ooo
41
*42%
100
12% Oct
Nov
3,200
29 %
85%
100
Gerber
Genesco
When
24% Oct
250
112%
*85%
22,700
57
79
Dec~18
97% Dec
70,900
1,800
44% Feb 21
51%
41,700
..
83%
:
2.50
preference
2
62% Jan
77%
5,400
■
*52%
53%
83%
6.67
Georgia-Pacific Corp
:
76%
6%
preference
5%%
3
2
75%
6%
2.50
58% Jan
8
14%
53%
3,900
■'i 6,200
31%
*40%
Corp
26
25
14%
31 y4
•
-
29Va
25
19
17% Jan
14%
31%
83%
6,700
200
14%
7
(series B)
42% Jan
15% Jan
p
■6%
31%
*52%
4,200
,
6
6%
260
41%
82
3,300
.
,1,200
•43%
10
7
'■
6
-
43
14%
41
Tele & Electronics
General
$5
40%
*80%
31%
6%
preferred
95% Mar
8
98% Jan
104% Jan
$1.30
9
19% Feb
%
„
C
Telephone Co of Florida—
6
Jan
6
A
82
14%
51 %
Industries
29
24
7
Mar
6%
41
43
31 y4
*40%
Signal
26% Feb
5
22
17
Nov
Jan
80% Jan
~
8
15
-
43 A
18%
14%
-.1
Public Utilities Corp
*80%
10%
32%
10c
Refractories
General
6
6%
No par
Service
40%
J-
6%
82%
10%
18%
18%
!A
37%
1
Equipt Corp
preferred
Public
42%
24%
85
->
General Outdoor Advertising
28% Oct
82
43
6%
*81%
10%
18%
40% A
*80%
43
6%
82%
10%
//A;
18Tb
82
84
.
29%
2
114
6%
82
10% y.1
10,100
77%
76%
:
1
;
40 y4
40%
6% A A
84
•81
14%
112% Mar
107% Jan
"Dec
Co
18%
80%
31%
Feb
52 % Jan
58
Electric
General
General Finance
ilO.A
•
5
57 % Jan
108% Jan
13
3-
9
'6
—1
Foods Corp
Jan
42%
Corp__2
Cerp
2
40%
1
Finance
General Contract
19
*80
100
84 A A
10%
19
No par
com
:
1
July 14
Jan
A-.f
7. >»•'
Corp
1st preferred
NOV
58
Apr 31
40% Jan
4%
80% Dec
24
I06 y4
General Cable
-107% Nov 15
19
10
31
45% Jam
2
37% Jan
14
22%:Mar 21
13% Oct. 3
Oct 19
25
68% Jan
Mar 27
9
6%
6%
83
10
—5
„
General Controls Co
"29% Jan
5 y8 Feb
41% Mar
6%
82%
—
:
27 y2 Apr ,18
Mar
78
*142
94'
94
94
94
40%
41%
x40%
41
39%
40%
25%
100
8.33%
a
25%
24%
25%
247/b
*94
*76
,
43%
95
„
76%
*76
76%
43%
^43
43%
*76
43%
*94
33%
141
34
,
2.6
141.,
2
2.7
16,8
94%
.
39%
40%
40%
40%
25%
25
25%
25%
76%
*76
25%
76%
76
76
43%
43 %
43%
•
43%
-13,2
"
3.9
'
...44.;--'
1
80,1
1
For
footnotes;
see
page
25.
VW >'/
Volume
195
Number
6141
.
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1219)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
351/4 Jan
85
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
16
471/4 Nov
13
37% Jan
31
42% Mar
27
87% Jan
3
92 % Mar
7
15
90
Jan
2
97
7
10
95
Jan
24
104 '/2 Jan
10
106
105
10
23
40% Feb
28
4
91. -Oct
4
93% Apr
104% Dec
7
Dec
13
101
Jun
28
102
Jan
9
33 Vb Jan
12
106
Jan
33% Jan
49Vi Mar 29
Mar
-Feb
Jan
Utilities Co
com_No par
40 %
41
92
4
'
93%
•
•
-
100
♦96 "* - 97%
Mfg
*105
100
*105%
2.50
Co
92 %
96
97
39%
*96
Friday
March 8
-
41%
42%
43
16,100
*92y4
93
100
*96
97
*96
97
140
97%
*96
97%
*96
97%
*105
107
*105
107
*105%
107%
*106
107i%
*106
107%
106%
39%
39%
40%
40%
40
Shares
41%
93
107
107%
•
*92y4
•
*105
! 107
the Week
March 9
-
97
*96
97%
Sales for
Thnrsday
'
42
92'%
97
100
dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon
40%
93
96
*96
$5.08
41 Vb
*92
40%
100
preferred
$4.44 dividend- preferred:
$5 dividend preferred
March 7
March (>
100
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
March 5
$4.40 dividend
'
13
'
States
Monday
Par
S4.20 dividend preferred
25
107% Feb
Gulf
15
96
-
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
8
88% Apr
94% Jun
LOW
.
NEW
•
\
Sep 20
86% Jan
i
%
;
Highest
Lowest,
39%
40'%
40,
«105
107
106%
41
100
3,800
f
r.
H
53'A Jan
30
25VkJan
4
42% Jan
3
'23-
66
Apr
60
■% Jan
22% Jan
19
39% May 18
31
70% Feb
28
24
35% Jan
2
18
60% Nov
20
51% Jan
29% Nov
14-
21% Mar
24% Mar
7
99
2
Nov
29
21%. Oct
24
28% Feb
9
Oct
3
112% Feb
13
•*,
59
1
7
% Feb
Hackensack
27% Jan
2
27% Jan
Printing Co
(W F.»
Halliburton
14
-
Water...
Hall
.' 26% Jan
3
36^
Nov
16
26% Aug
1
33Ve,Dee 21
38
Dec
4
35% Dec
15
42% Oct
31
120% Jan
9
-35
'46
Jun
19
Jan
31% Jan
6
-
Jan
2
36% Jan
34% Jan
Hamilton
34% Jan
15
31
43 % Jan
123% Jan
8
125% Feb
33 % Jan
24
39% Jan
5
7
31,:
47%-Jan
'2
..75% Jan
7
.
,
4
30% Jan
801/4 Dec
'3"
17
7
May 24
44% Sep
'"'r
108
Jan
31
58% Mar 28
; 128
Mar
7 62% Mar
7
Watch
Hammond
Hanna
2,
Paper Co
Co
(M
2
Harcourt
.7
2
Brace
World
&
4
36% Aug
Jan
5
1
3
271/4 May 18
23 % Jan
3
,24% Jan
4
Harsliaw
23% Jan
23
36% Dec
18
32% Mar
6
f 35% Jan
2
Hart
25 % Oct
24
29% Oct
9
'
8% Feb
6
13% Feb
20
7
'
34%
7
25
38% Feb
Feb
27
30% Jan
4
8% Jan
26
9% Jan
3
371% Feb
27
43% Mar 15
40
Feb
321/4 Dec
13
47% Apr
18% Nov
27
28',
Mar
28
17% Jan
18
27
26
41% Mar
Chemical
Scliaffner
Harvey
Inc.
Hat
Corp of America
5 7o
preferred
7
Jan
9
1127
Nov
28
491/a Feb
7
81
Jan
3
46% Apr
24
501% Jan
3
87;
25% Feb
56
Jan
8
64% Jan
Jan
3
87% Jan
29
35
Jan
29
81% Jan
31
46% Nov
38% Nov
20
Jan
110% Oct
19
108
Jan
26
Heller
(W E)
&
44% Jan
17
37% Jan
31
Helrne
Jan
9
Feb
15
Jan
3
8
203 % Feb
9
6
57% Feb
27
65 % Jan
28% Mar 30
25% Jan
69 if) Dec
3
53
Apr
Nov
7% Feb
7
-16
Jail
20
3014 Jan
10
43% Mar 22
't
5%
class
Hershey
Hertz
Chocolate
Coi.iw—
4
13
,
Hilton Hotels
Inc...
Corp
30
Apr 28
29% May 10
27% Jan
2
30% Feb
19
31
15% Mar
7
17% Jail
2
Hoffman
11% Mar 13
8 % Jan
2
8% Feb
5
Holland Furnace
29% Apr
19
29'% Feb
6
41% Apr
341/4 Jun
22
831/2 Feb
7
20
2
Mar
3% Dec
16 % Dec
30% Jan
2
16
46% Feb
13
Jan
2
51
15 V
y
*
■
43% Aug 28
37% Mar
41% Jan
3
5
88
Jan
90% Feb
14
$4.25
7
26 % Jan
35 % Feb
15
Hoover
12
Hotel
6
18
19
Apr
"4%
10
Mario
Jan
5
16% Jan
Jan
24% Nov
3
8
20% Jan
17% Jan'
23% Mar
40% Dec
60% Sep
5
38 % Jan
40
Hooker
36
Sep
22
•v
5
33% Jan
19
74% Feb
23
80% Jun
9
76
Jan
Feb
8514 Nov
13
83
Jan
10
86% Feb
93% Nov
1
90
Jan
9
93% Feb
20
88% Jan
10
47 7,
;
;
Jan
54% Mar
79
86% Jan
10
10% Dec
27
3
15% Mar 23
23'% Apr
7
10% Mar
14% Jan
15 Vb Feb
1
45
Jan
3
58% May
52
Jan
2
35% Jan
3
72% Dec
54
Mar
8
68% Jan
90% Jan
10
97.',
Jan
2
97
Jan
4
101
Jan
10
;
v
108% Jan
11,
8.
12
22
119% Mar
9
13
92% Jan
•;
v
•
4
7% Oct
99% May 24
•
100
34% Jan
6
40
:
Jan
41
Hudson
2
Hunt
" Feb
!
28
9% Mar
29
37
Jan
18
7
17
Jan
2
July
39
Jan
13
"
2
Idaho
2
Ideal
46% Feb
2
Illinois
Central
23
87% Nov
13
72 % Jan
15
81'% Feb
15
Illinois
Power
44'% Dec
19
42 '/a Jan
16
46».
Mar
46
Feb
27
51'% Feb
28
4.
46
44% Jan
Jan
Oct
10
45
Jan
17
50% Nov
14
50
Jan
3
46% Feb
2
48
Feb
441/2 Feb
5
46
Mar
47i% Apr 12
44Vb May 22
4
16
6
32% Jan
23
50% May
50
Jan
10
70
5'/z Jan
3
8
32% Jan
40'% Mar
25
64
6'% Jan
20
26
56'% Jan
27
Feb
71% Jan- -3
Jail
18
40 Vb Jan-
94% Aug
152
Nov
.
30
15%
4,700
83h
8%
1.800
10
*35%
36%
36i%
*36'%
36%,
36 y«
31
*30i%
31
3 6 Tic
30 Vb
200
35Vb
11,700
12.50
48
48
48i/4
48%
48
48%
48
481 i,
48
48%
4,800
38%
39%
37%
37%.
Corp
common
5
.No par
Co
common
1
34%
v.
,
^•'7
com..
*92%
Co
Co
9
26
•87
Jan
5
151
Jan
43'% Jan
12
91 Vb Jan
27% May 31
23
48% Jan
97
2
30
50 Vb Jan
10
55'% Jun
9
149!% Apr
27
6
145
54'% Oct
77'b Jan
3
.84'% Nov
14
81
Mar
578 Vb Jan
57'% Mar
Jan
2
159
43% Jan
8
57
Jan
9
85'% Mar
Mar
Feb
27
32% Jan
85Tb Jan
12% Dec
4
22% May J.J
38i% oct 11
12% Jan
8
15% Jan
." 33 Vb Jan
26
Jan
2
7V4 Jan
3
36y4 May 16
24
General Corp.:
_1
Power'& Light-No
preferred—
37% Mar
CO—
Iron
Harvester
Minerals
9
of
19
International
3
International
27
International
Shoe
5
International
341/2 Feb
25
98
Jan"
6
26% Feb
1
29
Feb
23% July 12
35% Nov
30
29!% Jan
2
37i% Mar
39% Nov
22
16
28
11
39
Feb
14
44% Jan
4
60% Apr
4
52 % Jan
29
2
118 % Dec
13
110% Jan
9
12
40% Jan
23
45
Mar
2
50'% Jun
13
461/2 Jan
24
50'% Mar
,7
52'% Nov
99
,2
39
Feb
14
58% Jail
7%
2
115'% Jan
-
12
Resistance
.
International
$2
convertible
36% Jan
26
50% Jan
30
23
Jan
29
25% Jan
3
Interstate
Power
21
53
Feb
21
59% Jan
2
Iowa
Light &
Interstate
,
Elec
Dept
45 % Jan
19
49'% Mar
2
Iowa-Illinois
Gas
5
4414 Feb
27
47Tb Jan
2
Iowa
&
28% Mar
28
7
33
Jan
Power
2
Island
Jan
24
121% Mar
7
S6
18-% Jan
31
2iy4 Mar
8
118
20
14% Mar
7
120
9T>,
63,000
300
4,700
34%
34
34
34Tb
34Vb
26
26Vb
26
43Tb
43'%
43%
78%
79'%
47
511%
•
'
34 Vb
2,900
26%
•27 Vb
10,100
43 %
43%
6.500
78
7834
10,300
45%
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45%
770
45'%
51'%
34 Vb
26 Vb
4312
79 7
78%
79%/'80
46
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80
45'%
/
.
46
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38%-
43 Vb
26Va
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•
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34'%
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37
96
40%
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79'%
n
47'%
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47 Vb
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51'%
51'%
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51'%
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51 Vb
48
47'%
47Vb
47
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47
51'%
39%
47 Vb
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47
47 Vb
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110
48 %
2
200
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160
46%
54%
->
49'%
45%
54'%
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36%
37
96
95%
26%
26%
548
545
56%
155Vb
3
21T4 Nov 27
19Vb Jan
8
24% FdB' 21
27
85% May 19
83
3
87
48% Feb
14
83
66% Feb
2
3
27
Jan
14
55
-•. i /
30% Dec' 13 *:
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90% Jan
22
25.
7
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29'b Jan
2
,
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'
97
26%
545
55'%
158
37
37%
60
27'%
10,600
553
550
15,400
56%
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56%
157%
159'%
156%
52i%
53 V-i
53'%
56'%
159
2,200
97
26%
27
3,700
37%
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97
549 Vb
17,100
55%
50
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56
22.500
158
1,720
54'%:
9,200
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86
30'%
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30
30
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30%
30%
30'%
800
77'%
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78
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33,400
13
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13
13
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40
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33
28
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55'%
53%
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113
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37%
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;
400
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bf
10'%
10%
51 %
51 Vb
230
16%
8,800
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10
51 Vb
51
15%
800
33%
„
,
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'
•
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15'%
15'%
32'%
33 Vb
32%
33'%
32!
89%
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91
91
91
2
6,600
700
28Vb
35%
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28
28 Vb
28
28 Vb
4,400
35%
28
54%
113
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36
40
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86
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15%
14%
33'%
35
35 Tb
35%
36
4,900
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40
52%
112
53'/2
53%
112
112
39
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40
b
54%
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112Tb
112
54 3
,
50,700
112
250
44%
44%
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43%
44%
43%
43%
43 Vb
43%
2,100
49
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50
49'%
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49 Vb
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49 %
3,100
43%
43
44%
43%
44
43%
45'%
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20,600
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241%
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44'/2
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56'%
57
56
56%
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57
56 !•:»
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48
48
49
-
49
49%
4,400
46!%
45%
46
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46!%
47 3b
19
48
45%
45
29%
29
121 Vb
*121
l9Vb
19
48%
45%
48
29'%
28%
121%
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21
20'%
20%
20 TB
14%
14%
23
70'/2
100
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55%
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97
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21 »/4
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86
85
85
84
84
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1,200
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23 Tb
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86
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55
98'%
99
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-
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99
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98
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86
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3,700
124
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23%
85
28%
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123
23 Vb
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45 '
28:%
29
121%
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86
"
45%
123
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97
27
548'%
47
46%-
55 Vb
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52%
71'/2
%
37'%
36%
55
50
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85
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49'%
545
.
x52'%
70Vb
Logan
55
*48
160
*151
46 Vb
45 Vb
45%
55'%
-1,900
52%
85
Jbnathaif
13,000
160
3,600
,
85%
100
Johnson & Johnsons—
1,600
77%'
77
78'%
77'%
*151
160
26'%
v
159
5
common
63 4
36%
548%
__1
Co Inc
63!%
*48
36%
95%
.1
Co
Vb
0%
85
*90%
121'/2
___5
Co...
Sulphur
40 %
62
6%
6%
52%
85
92
28%
37'%
29
50c
Co
3% %
preferred.
Johns-Manville Corp
27
26
Breaker
49'%
Jewel Tea
2"
,59Tb Feb' *7
24/ y7L12
Feb
7
1
1
Machine
Lake
,
10
common
39 Vb
63
45!%
55'%
55
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 1 % pfd
Feb: T7
75'% Jan
Co
40
62%
6%
79%
43
23%
1
3.50
CO——5
Electric Co.
Light
Coal
Circuit
Jefferson
'
—
74% May 22
*/
Jaeger
5
&
39
63
49
25
...
Power
39%
6%
773/4
*151
,
46%
26Tb
400
'
44'%
com..5
Co.
-
56%.-56%
156'%,
53'%
32'%
36'%
160
47
62'%
63%
6%
79
6%
78'%t
*45%
47
39
40'%
63'%
90ya
28'%
*38
54'%
113%
preferred.
I-T-E
16'% Janr 10
13Jan
80 Vb Jan
Creek
Corp
Stores
24
122% May 10
91%.
38 Vb
25
preferred—
26% Nov
see
101
9%
20 %
8.33'%
com
Utilities
62'% Nov
fcxitnotes,
*100
9
20%
31%
No par
...
4
,7
101
*100
*38'/4
;30'%
76'%
10c
Co
preferred
3
110Vb Mar
v
20'%
85.,.
.Y,
International Tel & Tel com.No par
4% conv pfd series B
100
42% Jan
20
1
9yB
20,300
,
20'%
56'%
No par-
Silver
20i% Jan
For
*8%,
,
108% Nov
3
9%
55
*38i%
155
52%
No par
Salt
11
Jan
Nov
101
8%
1,600
101'%
20%
26%
5
Canada.
17
87
15 % Jan
7
•
30'%
*30
76%
76%
International Packers Limited—1
J
13%
13T8
13'%
International Paper,. common.. J.50
.,36%
36T« -.ui36%
$4 preferred—No par
:
*95 s" 96 b
*95/*Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com..No par "1 t10'/«
10Vb.
. 1
9%
5%
preferred—
L100
51%
51%
51'%
International Rectifier Corp
1
14%
14%
14%
Nickel
4
17% Mar
54 ^ h
*100%
38'%
—100
100
18% Jan
24% Feb
54%
100 ya
100%
20'%
544
com—5
2
33i% Dec
35,300
54Vb
*38%
No par
Chemical
23
28% Jan
4
/
:
1
;;
&
,
^.100
common
Jan
Dec
*100
,
15%
54'b
20%
46
54»/b
Machines__5
preferred.;
14% Feb
49
102
101
2,500
15Vb
54%
38 T b
*48
1
Corp.—
48
51% Nov
54%
*100'%
10%
15% '
54
55%
56%
11
54
-
201/4
*151
/
common..—.5
Business
11
48V'4 Jun
54
*381/4
39%
63%
6%
78%
:
par
Inc..
preferred—
35% Apr
42'% Apr
7
13
.
11
■-•■.-
15%
541%
10
6,900
15%
11
15'%
54
190
~
20%
*501%
—No par
69 Vb Mar 28
,
3 8 V'a Ju h
i
-
.; ••-•
3»%
*451%
v
.-
l__100
"971/2 Feb
10'%Feb
53'% Jan
95
123% Mar
73'b Jan,
9.1/4
...
17
19
55% Feb
'
*45%
Int'l
1
81 Vb Nov
.
*47
preferred—.—
International Mining Corp
19
24
101
*100
11
15%
101%
551/2
"
46
4%
3
13% Oct
10%
117
111/4
151/4
48
Int'l
15
27
24
119%
>
7%
1
741/2 Feb
17i% Oct
118'%
^
Int'l
29% Feb
3
119%
46
1
8
28
18
117'%
*47
■i.4'%%
16
87
Oct
117%' 1
50
International
3
21% Jan
117'%
50
Interlake
27
113
94'%
preferred
7
24'/b Sep
10,
*92 Vb
preferred..
2
581/4 Jan
38% Jan
94'%
4.20%
6%
Mar / 7
27
8
23% Jan
525'% Jan
25
5
3
*92'%
50
Indianapolis
5
3
41% Jan
93'A-
43%
Industria Elect De Mexico.100 pesos
Lngersoll-Rand
common
No par
5
Jan
4
27
*92 y2
__50
Indiana
2
19
Feb
Jan
21'%'Jun
93i%
10,400
86'%
4.42%
r
5
Jan
7V4 Feb
77
142 Vb Jan
12
*85
preferred
Corp
40 % J?.n
78'%
86'%
preferred
Interchemical
11
79'/a
*85
7 11
101
9
541b;
78 Vb
*78
4.10%
19
33'% Jan
53%
■
79%
54%
*46
15
Jan
11
54'A4'4-'
400
5,200
40%
'
86'%
26
%
^
.50
39
32% Jan
53%
v-
^40
s"
*85
preferred—
10
Nov
22%
17
a
40%
*78
4.26%
5
151
9
U
14% Feb
'%22%
17
22
*39%
34'%
/
No par
common—
.'w-
38%
5
Co—:
53%,
f
4,900
20
5
Co.....
RR
-
5
Co...
••22%
4%
'
:
series A—50
Jan
2
,
101'
*100
*16%
"; 21%
17
'9i*>
150
3,100
4%
4%
*4'%
■
79'%
85
561/2
'■'•/
*39,1/2 ':f4o
Y-MVb
.
24,600
34'b
34
85
*78
111/4
:*100%
53%
4%
47
-
39
91'%
*89%
'
*92%
.f
55%
_i'
36
Dec
117%
11%
....2100
17
26
■
■
34
38
37%
90
33%
116%
'.V
5
47'% Apr
94'% Dec 29
941/2
116%
.100
27
231% Nov
!
86
1
35
5
401%
Vb'
79
Hi
16%
231%
53%
*85
Power..No par
Ctfs
20
16%
23
•; *39%.
23V<f
37'%
89%
1,200
'
•
33%
4'%
a »•
.
91%
33%
y
?
*78%
,'
34Tb
4%
>
40
—100
Insuranshares
16'% Sep
;
*90
91i%
33:%
17
fa
38'A
371/4
*90
4%*
*16%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__20
45 Vb Dec
*301/4
34%
,.4 % ■
23
36
7
91%
*90
.
5
Inland Steel
96
800
34'%
2
19
7'
6,800
15%
2
28
1,200
31%
30
2
Dec
31'%
8'%
Jan
7
50
9%>
*9!%
32
15%
58',4 Jan
93% Feb
9%
31%
30
54
29% Jun
70
70
70%
9%
10
31%
8'%
8
Dec
70'%
70%
,
311/4
15%
16
34
xlO
30
Jan
42% Jan.
*70
10 1/4
321/4
8%
Jan
Oct
.
29%
54
Apr
•
32%
15%
47
95
701%
10
31%
*70
:• /
9%
7-'.
8 '/a
20
I
9%
32 V*
29i%
12
607
10,700
15'%
29
3
2,500
14,000
18
8%
55% Dec
18
-
34i%
15%
49 % Dec
Jail
33%
.17%
'
291%
58% Dec
May 19
70%
4170
1
20"
27%-
,27'%
2
81/4
3
21% Jali
17%
15','2
3
90
33%'
17%
29%
30
447
27!
33'/b
18
8%
35% Jan
Oct
26'%
33
16
33i% Jan
v
-,v„'
4.08%
'
145
27
'
4
Nov
.
Power
Cement
7,500
36 Vb
Refrigerator
29 Vb Jan
57'%
30'%
convertible pfd
37
5.100
56%
58%
35
B
4
188%
31
series
31
57%
32%
/
20
186 Vb
36%
preferred
10
Jan
-58!%
80
114'%;
*113
188
29%
A__.
25'% Jan
57%
*72
114 "2
34%
series
42
186
7,000
*30'%
Indust Inc
33'% Jan
*72
80
1,400
3,680
-•■
1
Bay Min & Sra Ltd—No par
11
95a»,
*113
181%
15%
10
37
17'%
33
17%
54
15
44'%
37
94%
.
187'%
27
32%
15'/b
48% Oct
43%
94%'
80
'
'<}
351%
preferred
5%
44
36 %
93%
•■
26%
*26%
53 T«
Hussmann
43%
''.
114%
ivy-
2,400
8%
Hupp Corp common
3
21% Feb
85
34'%
5%
7
84 %
15%
Corp..
&
58V'b
331/2
1
Foods
85 Vi,
1851/«
-:181/4
27
84%
11.000
35;,4
5%
8
57%
44%
29%
Co..
39Vb Oct
Aug 18
47% Aug 21
Nov
'.7%
Sound
;;
44'%
33%
Stores
Howe
*72
4,100
210
44%
36%
43%-
*113
7.900
88
44i%
;
•
59%
88
30%
Howard
20
32%'Sep
Jan
43
•
27 i/b"
'59
"
89
34
preferred..
3
43
/
Sep
,
23
30'/8 May 31
25'% Apr 28
31% Jan.
58
9
21
26%
26%
591/2
270
27,900
30%
4 ;.;v:
54% Feb
:
3
15% Dec
Jun
11% Apr
20
26%
13,700
33
Lighting &
6
25Tb
30'%''
28%.
Inc.—.1
Houston
17% Feb "8
.
41 i/b
29'%
5
Bearing
America
of
80
113
193
1,600
41 '/b
preferred..—.30
9
Jan
9V«
9,300
.25
preferred—
4.40%
*
>
.
9
101% Mar
127% Dec
9 !■«
600
25i%
37%
;
93
li3
*73
58%
18
convertible. preferred
[Zotfi
Household Financd common.No par'
3%% preferred
...100
47c
preferred..
;
..loo
20
13
25'/8
Winston
Chemical
Corp
*36
3,200
*
29%
58%
•
47,800
-
42
26%
44%,
x43%
37 'A
94
188
,
K
33
93'A
44
93 %
f
80
$2,25
14
81% Aug 16
*
V
31
%<•;■
9'%
*86
86'%..
36%
-7.
37%
V 32Tb
5% convertible preferred
_,_25
Houdaille-Industries 'Inc common..3
1
Jan
23%
__50e
common..
&
&
:
common....2.50
Mining—
Ball
43%
43
7
Co.
convertible
Rinehart
85
94
v.'
89
86»%
*75
1
...
pfd series A
Electronics Corp
Homestake
"
'
5%
Holt
:
conv
Holly Sugar Corp
>
90
Apr
29% Dec
15
•16% Jan
5%%
3
40% Jan
53% Jan
4
36% Feb
2
38
*32%
,
24%
58%
*86
85%
93%
____i._5
Co.
89
85%
27
70% Jan- 31
10
6,600
28%
26%
58%
59
''•■',441/4'
%
17
Hewitt-Robins
26'%
27i%
44%
58
Hewlett-Packard
28
25
*41
,24%
441/4
43
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com
1
3 % % preferred series A
100
Hill
Corp.—
—_^_^5y
30% Feb
;■
V-
29
24»%
-
41%
28%
44
1
—
4
30% Jan
41%
29Vb
251%
.
26%
.
198V4
2
34% Jan
9
41%
.
-
58V4
No par
Corp
14
9
9'/«
*86
114%
Feb
16
91%
.,*44
•
191
Jan
40% May 26
9 V4
88%
*113
29
31% Aug
42: Nov
25'%
60
;
*37
,...100
preferred.No par
A
29
July 14
.4
preferred.—
conv
8 Vb Dec
34
25%
85%
.10
19% Jan
Jan
x25'/.»
43Vb
non-cumulative preferred—251
Powder common.
2 1/12
$2
/2%;
33% Feb
25%
-,
30
5,900
08'%
23
32%
371%
3,200
39 y,
67
23%
32%
25%
-
26%
59%
1
37
11
23%
33
'
9 Vh
*87
•
1
Co—.
14% Oct
12
A
class
2
•
23%
*32'%
36'%
10,900
47'%
39
38
23'%
32%,
37
32 VB
127'%'
37
37 Tb
23%
32%
■j
23,300
47
W
'■-7, 9.1/4
25%
26%
No par
8,33 %■
15
9% Mar 2
30% Jan 25
.«
66
31%
*125
39i%
64'%
1,300
31%-
46 »/a
23 I/b
33
24%
26
Jan
: -<361/2
36%
20
34%
31 Vb
'
125%:
38%
38%,.
600
100
33%
31%
45%
125%
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112
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.: I
Year l'JGl
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
56% Jan
3
3
12
75% Dec
96
102 % Dec
Jan
13.
Jan
37
65% Mar. 7
•
101
4-
Sep 20
16% Jan
Mar 20
48
8
22
34
21% May 26
3
Mar
22
Jan
NEW
Highest
73% Jan
2
102% Jan
23
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£
YORK
LOW
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EXCHANGE
•
5%
March 5
& Laughlin Steel common_10
preferred series A
100
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; 17% Jan
4:
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40% Jan
4
Joy Manufacturing Co___
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66
,
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,
PRICES
66%
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Sales for
Friday
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March 9
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9
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1
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22
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11
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1
47
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3
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105
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12
102
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16
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2
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26
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2
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11
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23
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40
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1,100
61
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Dec
North
-31% Jan
.30
Nov ,141
-33% July
12
6
109ya Jan
•Nov
.
721% Jan' '4,
41% Jan
,
89
28
)'i,T5% Jan
88
7
71% Feb
283*
52%
84%
Aviation——1
2
19
77% Mai; 23
89
Nov 29
American
395/a Jan
50% Mar.
38% Nov!,9
27% Jan 10
North
Mar
110 V2 Jan
6
4
30
Jan;
4
Jun
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-
27%
22%
*84%
,
.preferred-^—
—106
preferred——106
.Niagara Shai'e - Corp.——5
Nopcoi Chemical Co__—
—1
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
Adjustment) preferred—25 '
-6% "preferred!^/.
——10
Norris-Thermador
Corp_;_—
50o:
72 % Jan
27%
29%
33%
25%
4.85%
,
.
19%
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:
15
preferred—
14,800
22%
11%
5.25%
70
104 V4 Jan
112
^
633A,
52
22%
44%
preferred——
.100
—100
preferred^—
3.90%
20%.
03
29%
42%
20
z
15
12
*86%
'
'
Railroad———1
Co
20%
633*
9%
—5
& St Lo.uls
2
;ii3% Mar ia
106
Central
20%
•
Brake—
29%;.
51%
263/4
47%
"
15%;
1173*,
29%
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.
2,440
28%
51%
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:
8,500
14%
19%
—_5
:
liy4 Feb 16
6
Oct
108
108% Jan : 5
-
7
t
Niagara Mhk,*Pwr* Corp com.NO par
3.40%
preferred
—100
4.10%
2
24
87
92
;
7*.
1153*
'
""
19%
•
'
7
9
133/a Mar
62 y4 Mar
'
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23% Mar
8
27%
3,400
87
22%
; .V-U
5'
Inc__——1
65% Jan
May 16
46Va Dec
4
12
27%
'
27
41V*
—.
4
8
59%" Jan
613/4
27%
543/8
33
22
_1
1
Co
preferred———
3.60%
4
22 Vb Jan
13
'64
•
9
109% Jan
21% Jan
17
7 143/4 Dec 28
27% Jan
38% Feb
9
.12%'Jan
12
34% May 15
63 % Dec 22
41% Apr.
5
45 Via Jari 17
22
Feb
104
'
26'
12
31 Va Jan
6
Feb
L17
Nov 28
18
/
Nov
30
12
303/4 Jan
-
21%
63%
20%
62%
96:
47%
—100
20
Mar 17
Apr
Fibre
—
Air
Y: Chicago
$3,75
10
91
83
88
20/2
*95.
33
Slripbuilding' Corp—il
pi Y State Electric Gas com.No pair
23
82 % Jan
-York
-
26
79
'
98
*263/4
New oYork
9
2
6
28%
X53%
135/
IN Y New Haven & Hartford_No par
^Preferred 5%: series,A
100
.
19
47 % Mar
York
N
31
2
3
15%
1153/4
28%
!
28%
29%
■*'•.7%
■
158
134
-
Go/—;ii.—__ ___i—4
Meter Co
New
2
Jan
Jan
14%
110%
28%
//.'■
94%
157%
Corp—________
New
•
8
3% Jari
,19/4 Feb 21
73% Jan
82
93Vb'
: -
pfd-100
Newmont Mining Corp^,
__10
Newport News Ship; & Dry Dock—1
2
38% Mar
38% Mar
24
15%
4,100
177%,
87
177%
111 %
•
New- Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
86/2 Feb. 20
54/4 Jan
17% Jan
8% Jan
71% Sep
76% Jan
Y;>.
,
'
26
4% Jan
7 68
86
Jan
18% Jan
Nov
6,
26
21
3
75% Jari 23
.81% Mar
17
28% Jan
-
'
*
28
87%
178
51%
54% '
96
28%
86
177%
11
•
86%
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7%
53%
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5,300
27%
111
'
27
27
•
v. •"
157*
"10%
29
,-
.
29%
7%
■
'
Newberry Co (J J) cominon_No par
.3% Yo
preferred-—.
100
New England ' Electric System.—1
New England T.el & Tel Co—
20
383/4 Jan : 3
<•
:
v
>
No par
Co
6
87
51%
29
5:«:
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Rational Sugar ,Re;f: Co—»
Vulcanized
3
27%
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15%
27%
63
27%
■
2,100
153/4
64
66^b
87
58
21%
: ■
21
•/
58
28%
86%
178
14%
V
58
27%
113
27%
21
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28%
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177%
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15%
:
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15%
58%
28 Ya
.
179
15
-
:: 64%
"
10%
57%
.
15%
86%
; 27%
.
—1
—10
Tea
47% Feb
15%
21
Starch. «&• Chemical——50c
N a t ion a 1
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:
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28%
'
ir
58
28 3/s
177/2
115%
v
27%- '27%
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34
;
15
•
29%
!
10%
16
85
/'
1773/4
6,600
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:. 58%
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113
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28%
86
5
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2% Dec
10
—
2
;. 74V2 Jan
Mar 21
353/4 Jun 27
28%
58
16%
177%
-1
.1
Corp—
Co common.
1
23
58%
15%
1,300
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.
*
•
58%'
--
-10
16
84% Feb
Alig 28
:
-
—50
Co
9 Ya Mar
16
;
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29% '29V2
10%
■i-'i 10%'
40%.
16
—5
23% Feb
Feb
•130%
.-29%
;.
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t;
10
22^8 Jan
23% Jan
28,300
17%
1
78% Jari
400
173/4
Ac—
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'
33%
8
17%
B..—100
Neisner
7%
84
preferred
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/'..../-
17%
2
Jan
8
81%
preferred
National
v
•
*7%
17%
20
.
"l.
65% Aug
;
7
20
20
26%
National »Line»: Scrviqe Corp
/ National-Standard Co —
8
24/4 Feb
*10%
84 y4
piefeu'ed—-/—No par
National
18Ve
11%
17%
423/4 Mar
,
3
27% Nov 28
'
45s/8 Feb
2
19
*ioya
84 Ys
14
1149
1
6
763/8
18%.
19%
11
76%,
17%
7%
'
12,700
10%
83%
/6%
9
10%,
1,200
*75%
~
16
1,800
17%
173,8 Feb
11
Mar
6
54% Nov
48% Mar
"
83
7% Feb
.
9
29% Jan
3
13
29% Feb
3,500
41%
24
25%
'
35V2 Jan 10
50
41%
23%
82%
21%, Jan
>
729% Apr 28
93/4 Jan, 24
74
2012 Jan
27% May Jo
10% Apr
5
.73\-
Mar
29
50
41%
24
17%
No par
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(conv)
Gas
,
50%
41%
23%
35%
—5
National Lead Co common
5
136/a-Mar
$4.50
-
*50
41%
27%
Register-—.
preferred'
Fuel
5,300
3%
26%
Corp—
National General
'.National Gypsum
4
157% Feb
8
Nov" 6
36% Jan
Jan
151, V4 Jan
,
16% Dec
V
98
127% Jan
3
5% Jan
4Vb%
7,100
4ya
•39
12%
-
National
39V4
4
49%
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•
7
6,000
39
3%
•/■■/:
51
"
8
3,300
24»/a
33%
Dairy Products—
5
Natl Distillers &• Chem Corp comi5 •- v"/
4%% pfd series 6f< 1951——100 •
2
6,900
40%
24%
29%
National
30
30% Jan
15% .»«rr,6
19% Nov 21
,
:•*, Jan
47 Ys Jan
40
,
Cash:
131% Dec
28% July 21
1146% Dec 27
17%
Can
88
433/4
40
24%
7%
100
National
;i54}a May 18,
.
23'/a Jan
83 3,i Jan
43
40
26% './
common-
National
;
//•
'
24
/7rt.
National Castings Co
:—
National City Lines Inc—
2734 Jan
3
Go
5
.
1:'
28
preferred
2
15
43
38i%
•
26 V*
Corp—
Jan
22.% Feb
13,200
39%
1
29% Feb
-
54,200
24
35%
—1
132% Jan
8
1
Apr
99% Dec
Sep 26.
/
7 %
■"
66%,
23%
49%.
——251
4
9-
97
90% Aug 25
78
' Aug
52
'
:
Biscuit
179
7
5% Jan
,
.National
90/a Feb 13
Mar 6
Apr
Aviation
700
66 %
23%
40
/'
66%
23%
42%
24%
v
26%
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'.National
5,400
11,500
953/4
36 %
——Yl.Yi
27% Jan
23 3/« Jan
.
'Corp—yjJiiLL—/ii?
National
12
24 y8
127i/4
95%
*68%
:v,
■.
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16/2 Mar
27
50%
41 %
23%
126%
95%
66
4
.24
■«?>■"
10
92% Feb
3%
:
24%
43
24
127%
49%
—10 :/'
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'
13 % Jan
25% Jan :9
82 % Aug 25
46 y« July
7
;
42%
41%
51V4
59/8 Mar
18% Oct
"■(; :■
42 »/4
.-,
50 Ys
28%
15
17% Dec
.
23% ' 'V
24%
51%
2
13
66
23-
41%
28 ','4
52% Jan
157
65%
23%
50%
1
1^
94 Ys Dec
3
Jan
65%
24%
—1
.-vNAFI
23%
126%
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/.. V
■
27%
Co ;(G C)
/
Corp———
Murray Corp of America-
2
;
95%
42
Murphy
24
233/s Oct 30
,
127%
95%-
383/4
-? Murphy
20
8% Aug 10
61% Jan
4
149
125,%
95%
160
1
8
12
127%
x38Vh
7%.
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Corp———
National Acme Cu——
31% Jan
13,300
—5
163/4 Aug
Jan "3
70 ya Jar.
26
9% Jan
,
38
3,600
49%
-No par
59% Mar
4
26% Jan
4
37%
23%
3%
(fjiwJO
128 V2 Jan
233/4
22,800
99
i—1
Co_.
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:
23%
.
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3
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413/8 Mar. a
1,000
37%
99
"35%.
,,
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-T.r»>
253/4 Sep
9% Nov
63
37%
38%
18%
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Co—
Industries Inc^
28% Jan -19
8
50
&
-
2
.-
"26% Jan
63
37%
3%
*10
_No par
/Motorola Inc-———Motor Wheel Corp——
29% Mar
4
44
"
Co—a-5
Utilities
IndustriesInc.——
23% Feb
11
1124% Dec.20
22% Jan
11'
?
63%
37'/4
38%
76%
.
15-
Jan
11% Jan
20% Jan
63V2
37%
*98%
40%
69%
—No par
Montana -Po\,ver
18% Jan
22
16 ya Jan; ,4
63
24 %
"68%
Chemical Co————2
Monsanto
2
4
99
63
24 y8
*75%
25
B_—
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>
17% Mar
68 %• Sep
May
98%
63 %
40%
100
56%
99%
24%
4'•;./;
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56%
.56%
40 y4
39%
99-
373/4
561/4
24%
-
821/2,
37
4
40%
10%
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u-
..
563/4
24%
10%
—
'
99
•
56%
/«5^
41%,
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preferretu,——
Class
"
100
*973/4
41%
28
3
.30% Jan
*81%
99
50%
12%; Feb
10%, Jan
16
82%
*97%
.
23,
42;
40%
*24%
Montecatinl Mining & Chemical-—
American
Shares
1,000 lire
Montgomery Ward &: Co.
-No par
Moore-McCormipk Lines-——
-12 /
15
*81
*,97%.
,
373/4
95%
23%
3%.
16
20
85
.
371/2
x37%
66%;
.
38%
35% Feb
37% Feb
96
*84
40%
31% Jan
28% Apr
*94
85
v.
■
81%
24%
26
25% Sep 25
96
*83 Ys
84%
-
"
58
127
65%.
common—5
preferred-1/
Monarch Machine Tool—
Monon RR class. A——2;
•
23
■17% Dec 28
100
*94
*83?
*81
:
•'
96
15,300
;,
23 VB
23
A-Nopar
■£' 4.20%
;
3
28% Feb
1
841%
*94.
133/8
37%
63
95%
41%
f.
Co———1
Inc
*83
131/4
*
373/8
,98%
127%
*95%
31% Feb 1 2
30
39% Jan
Feb
•
36% Jan
43% Nov 29
26% July 3
9% Sep 21
69% Jan
45% Jari 29
34% Feb 28
Mar 10
39
i
3
31
■'
58% Aug 23
20
32% Aug
»
Mar 28
Service
Slohasco Industries
21
class
RR
26,000
84%
,37%
57%
24%
126
*
„•
Pacific
700
84% ;;
13%
■
Jan
75% Jan
19% Apr
6% Dec 14
-
'
Mar
13% Jan
3
8% Dec 21
44 ys Jan
MinneapolisrHoney well Reg
4
503/a
84%,
50%
99
37
38%,
•
23%;
Corp—1
2
4
79
PhiUpp
70 % Feb
19% Jan
4
Chem
37%
98% Jari
34% Jan
4
&
13%
»
:
133 y4 Jan
45% Jan
Jan
Minerals
8
—2
2
5% Mar 27
Jan
Laboratories, Inc—
200
4934
82
4
-121/a
50%
84
99 %
56,800
30%
.
/
13%,
*81,/
*97%
64 Ys
10,200
12%
■
.
503/4
*83
64
30 3/8
12
;
503A,
84
•
30
,
12%
49%
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-82
*99%
,
29
50% Nov 14
62
—
11
3
71
1st: preferred—
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Feb
95
37 ya Apr 20
3
5%%
30%
12%
30%
50%
-
37%
85
50%
!. 96
.99
85
85
*84%
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26,800
861/2
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50%
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58
2,200
921/4
49%
96
*97%
26%
90'/2
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50%
85
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5."
100
26%
91%
11%
.
*83
—100
common
Shares
26%
901/2
50%
50%
/
the Week
March 9.
52 y8
*50
52Va.
Sales for
Friday,
!
26%
86
30%
,
*81
37% Jan
;
45.% Apr. 11
30% Mar 22
34% Jan
Jan
.•
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50%,.
,30%
51%,
*84%
100
22% Jan
6
8
;.
'
4
35 ya Jan
Midwest
24% Feb
13%
13%,;
50%,
,100...
39% Jan
12
44
8
29
12
13%
*94.
62% Jan
12
35% Jan
9
70% Feb
120% Jan
1
87% JUtk
99% Feb
2
2218 Jan
170% Mar 10
'97% Dec 20
*66% Dec 29
2
-
series—
series—
s
preferred series—
Middle,; South Utilities. Inc
Jari
55
4
preferred
preferred
/4.45 %
36% Feb
39% Jan
11%
intY
%, preferred. series..—100
23
8
30%
.12.%-
13%.
:Machin,e. Co
2——:
u.5'.
Metro-GoldwyiirMayer .Inc— .No par:
Metropolitan. Edisoil 3.90% pfd-100 -
82Jan' 29
9
30%,
11%
Scott_-._i.12.50
&
March 8
90%
893/4
*85
X30%
'
•
Thursday
■
27%
89%
Mesta
-• 2
8
Jan
27
85%
common
•
_
6
93 % Jan
84
Feb
27%
87%
2
Feb
27%
r
.
March 7
"85%
58% Feb ' 15
.-•86
27%
?
16%c
52%.Jan .12
5
82 %. Jan ; 3
15
Inc
27%
Wednesday.;
March 6
.
preferred!.—No par
Mergenthaler Linotype- Co
25c
&
$3.50
1
•
.41 VaJan
Co
Tuesday-
March 5
■
1.83%
Apr 20
75
21
150
92
25%
26%
26.300
.
.
-
32%
19,500
30%
31%
313i
/.
32%
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27%
26%,
26%
600
56
55%
55/a
2,900
55 V2
,
31%
.
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33
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
March 7
March 6
March 5
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Range Since
Year 1961
Monday, March 12, 1962
March 8
March 9
Shares
o
Ohio
3
52 V4 Nov
16
43
Jan
10
49% Jan
2
Jan
3
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
11
96
Feb
23
4.40%
8
82
Jan
4
85
5
3.90%
3
83% Nov
7
4.56%
79
Jan
Dec
4
Nov
20
10G
13
95
5
Jan
19
95% Jan
22
3
90 % Jan
18
98% Feb
23
Jan
8
45 % Feb
16
Ohio.
Oil
8
Okla
Gas
40
49
19
i6% Apr
12
85
Aug
4%
89
8
91
Mar
36% Jan 30
37% Feb 23
41
Feb
Co
Jan
4.24%
6
3
Olin
22 % Jan
2
24% Feb
20
Olin
Oil
5
50% Jan
12
54% Jan
23
Orange
Feb
20
76
Jan
3
*
7
41 % Jan
56% Jan
4
Nov
27
17% Oct
24
28% Feb
20
20
Jan
30
24 % Mar
3
26% Dec
19
22% Feb
14
25% Jan
Sep
28
102% Mar 22
76 % Jan
18
87% Feb
13
22% Oct
26
104
11
86% Feb
16
96
Jan
2
18
120% Apr
3
1
115
Jan
2
4%
43% Dec
18
38% Feb
20
42% Feb
2
July 11
97% Jan
16
101% Feb
5
$5
Sep
26% Jan
87% Jan
14% Jan
13
12% Oct
98
6
5
5
25
Jan
2
Pacific
7
15% Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
22% May 17
13% Mar
2
17% Jan
3
Pacific
28
Dec
28
25% May 31
21
34% Dec
20% Jan
23
21% Mar
30 % Jan
26
18
36% Feb
52
20
57% Jan
22
60% Jan
2
4
36% Jan
29
Pacific
151% Jan
2
39% Jan
158% Feb
2
3
26
5% Jan
8% May 16
3
6% Jan
5
18% Dec
177
7
Apr
17 % Jan
24 % Aug
12% Nov 24
30
26% May 15
13% Dec
19
14
12
7% Jan
5
23% Mar
i2
6%
:
99 %
45%
44%
44%
43 %
45%
45%
27/64
17%
*17%
9
21
Jan
12
12
Pan
24% Feb
12
6
20% Jan
5
59 % Nov
22
48% Jan
19
58
5
95% Nov
24
95% Jan
12
97% Feb
53% Jan
18
85% Apr
11
50% Jan
18
58% Feb
16
33 % Feb
19
36% Feb
8
Jan
24
Pan
8
44% Apr
25
12
6
33% Nov 29
30
Feb
26
Sep
19
60% Nov 22
48% Jan
5
19% Jan
3
35 % Dec
23% Jan
9
27
23% Jan
Dec
33
26
Feb
Jan
24% Mar
28
34
65% Mar
2
2
35
Jan
31
1
25% Feb
Parker
5%
Jan
30
75% Feb
9
Penick
Jan
29
27% Jan
4
16
Penn
3
23% May
Feb
28
19% Jan
2
4
49 % Apr
14
45% Jan
18
48% Jan
3
37% Apr
5
59% Nov
20
45% Mar
6
52% Jan
28% Jan
7
41
9
17
3
V 45% Nov
6
36% Mar
Jan
2
41% Jun
6
30% Jan
17
34% Feb
20
9
40
Dec
6
35% Feb
16
38
Jan
4
Penn
94% Sep
90% Jan
19
101% Jun
5
99% Jan
3
101
Mar
9
5
97% Jun
2
11% Jan
3
18% Dec
4
32% Jan
3
Dec
6
Jan
16
2
11
54% Jan
2
3
58% Dec
12
48% Jan
8
52% Mar
9
24
37
Jan
3
44% Mar
5
Peoria
July 24
59% Nov
8
51
Jan
23
83 % Apr
Jan
29
43% Jan
12
20
51
37 Va Jan
3
76
Nov
20
58% Mar
94% Feb
1
100
Dec
12
15% Sep
32 %
"
3
Sep
Jan
■
99
Jan
-56% Feb
Jan
2
66% Feb
16
100% Feb
19
58
9
15
26
19% Dec
14
17% Jan
49 % Apr
20
35% Jan
19% Jan
24
15
8
2
Feb
13
42
3% Feb
3
5% May 25
30% Jan
3
53% Nov 24
3% Jan
45% Jan
5
55% Mar
3
65% May 16
57% Mar
2
62% Jan
80% Sep 22
91% July
5
100
Aug 14
33% Jan
3
78% Jan
3
79% Jan
31% Jan
26
33% Jan
2
98 % Jan
2
102% Feb
13
35 % Nov
85
100
125
12
86
Nov
24
87
Feb
84%
Feb'
55% Jan
11
19% Feb
2
60% Jan
11
69
Jan
4
Feb
6
100
Jan
15
76% Dec
6
99
Dec
28
97
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
39% Jan
10
68 % Oct
27
3
27% Apr
24
811/2 Aug 23
Sep
27
8
9% Oct
30
44
113
11
61% Feb
16
23
22
20% Mar
81% Feb
21
Feb
14
9
Jan
15% Jan
25
Jan
8
9
29% Feb
16
28
61 Vb Jan
26
67 Va Feb
20
1
12% Jan
4
21
54% Jan
12
5
55% Jan
24
30% Feb
9
10% Mar
Jan
12
50
24
51% Mar
21% Nov 27
Dec
Feb
13
793A Dec
14
120
Feb
19% Jan
116% Mar
119
Jan
11
78
Jan
4
66% Feb
96% Jan
135
Dec
69
107
Nov
8
78 Vb Jan
36% Dec
1
31 a/4 Jan
Jan
20% Jan
17% Jan
88
Apr
33% Jan
238 Va Nov
3
19
3
13
120
28
Feb
174% Jan
223/4 Mar 30
18 3/8 Feb
5%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior
2
Plough
6
Plymouth
Jan
3
15
&
95% Mar
5
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
47% Mar
8
Potomac
8
Electric
21
83% Feb
1
Procter
26
98% Jan
2
Public Service
&
3
70% Nov
14
59% Jan
8
683b Feb
14
28
Jan
3
30% Apr
6
29 Vb Jan
2
30% Jan
19
81% Aug
83% Jan
8
14
4.08%
9
4.18%
Dec
7
85
Jan
5
90
17
87
Jan
2
92% Mar
92 Va Nov
10
102
Jan
3
104% Jun
22
90 Va Jan
22
94
Nov
22
1043/4 Jan
12
108
28
108% Dec
7
Jan
5
473/4 Jan
4
70 3/4 Nov
6
59% Jan
16
70% Aug
21% Jan
7
78
Mar 29
713/4 Jan
2
Feb
106
107
Mar
Feb
Public
Serv Elec
$1.40
div preference
5.05%
23
87%
88%
5.28%
Public
39 %
109
110%
100%
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99%
21 %
14%
14%
21/a
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14%
21 /a
14
14%
21\4
13%
15
22
21%
21%
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34%
35
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5,500
670
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16
13%
23%
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25%
55
35
30%
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31
64%
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100
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>
49%
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50
50
43%.
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38%
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.
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54%
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38
38
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3%
53%
57%
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18,400
23%
33,800
54%
56 Va
34%
69
122
122
80%
33%
188%
33%
192%
81
50
51%
24%
116%
69
122
122
80%
33%
80%
34Va
192
190%
30%
99
18-,.
3%
54
58%
32%
101
85%
96%
104
100
17%
30,200
49%
49%
49 Vs
1,000
51%
51%
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52%
13,900
44
44
42%
43%
420
53%
54
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52'A
53
52%
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59%
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59%
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18
3 8'A
54
52%
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17%
-
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58%
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39
840
100
100
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30,900
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58
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99
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50
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189
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38
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20
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11
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12,700
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52
25
27
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34
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80
1,400
;
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19
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92 Va-
93%
92 Va
33%
34
195 Va
18%
47%
46
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34
34,300
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7,900
2,900
19
94 Va
95
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10
400
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m.
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100
100
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of
30
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63
100
25
25
100
91
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100
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89 Va
91
100
30
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94
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9
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37%
38
38
38%
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38
36% Feb
14
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5
35%
35%
35%
35%
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16
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10
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88
80
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20
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65
4,800
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100
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340
120
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65
172
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88
65
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2
preferred
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93
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30
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93
62%
,
81
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80
81 VB
80%
93
63%
79%
38 Va Mar
1
17
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5
Apr
17%
49%
40%
31
100
16%
...
....
21%
40 V4
4
97%
101
21%
40%
26% Jan
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21 %
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18
100 7 8
97 Va
30,500
40%
Sep
5,500
100 Va
97%
58%
40%
145
60
30,500
57%
2
13
16%
47
4
57%
43 V8 Jan
Jan
16%
56%
86
15
16%
84%
86
Dec
%
86%
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
96
7,900
2,800
86 %
Publlcker Industries Inc
17
27
*83V4
21
57% Feb
26%
83%
23
32% Jan
26%
8,900
86%
Jan
14
4,600
83%
Feb
393/s Jun
70 %
*85%
Va Feb
27
69
81%
56%
21%
68%
99'A
37%
60%
21 %
10
31% Sep
400
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1,100
86%
88
Feb
25%
46
98
156
36
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3
12
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5
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34%
16%
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71
23
42
63 Va
33%
26%
38
Jan
24
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70
60
8% Jan
17
31%
63 %
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44%
53%
52%
93%
preferred
38% Jan
31V4
63%
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51%
65
preferred—...
4.80%
32 %
8,300
23,100
3,500
64
4.16%
Jan
35%
3,600
com.No par
4.32%
86
34%
36 Vb
93
8
May 12
87% Aug 14
43 % Oct 11
35
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33%
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116%
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132
51%
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81
15
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69
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14
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26
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32%
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60
21%
99%
85%
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27,500
58%
47 Va
56%
21%
65%
99%
38%
32
100
35 Vs
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46
3%
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54%
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58
32%
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104
70
71%
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99
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56
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65%
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,
168
7%
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14
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600
22
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35
166
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21%
34%
13%
23%
55
96
55%
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70
26%
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70
v
15
58 3 a
16
14%
16%
14
23%
54%
16
13%
55%
35 Vb
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15
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58%
58%
37% 37%
155'% 157
16
54%
34%
30%
64
33%
13%
15
,
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1
55%
35%
32%
64%
22
13%
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7%
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J
41%
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54%
96
109%
40%
100%
34%
24
109
40 Va
21%
35%
58% 58%; V
37% 38%
155% 155%
109
100%
21'A
13%
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v
39%
39%
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40
1,000
2,400
13,200
*100%
40
39%
100%
10
preferred
Serv
3 Va %
110
110
110
109
94 Va
2
32% Oct
88 VB
44
Feb
3
87
94 Va
24
27
87%
43.
23% Jan
145
86%
18%
11
15
87%
43%
19
Nov
87
95%
22 % Jan
14
88%
18%-
22 Vb Jan
173
85
423/4
7
4
84%
94%
16
3
85%
1,200
24
85%
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18%
23 Vb Apr
3
23%
86%
23%
24
43%
22% Nov
Jan
24
86%
95%
9
84% Apr
33% Jan
22,900
23%
*23%
86%
18%
May 17
•118% Jan
24
24
24
86%
42%
preferred
Feb
23%
23%
23%
>
7%
No par
& Gas
4.30%
2
23%
24
87
95%
Co of Colorado
2
15
23%
27,900
700
23%
23%
Co
Gamble
16
66 Va Jan
76
Power
preferred
preferred
preferred
110% Feb
17,000
200
__
79% Feb
88% Jan
87
67
Rights
16
88% Nov
51%
63%
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20
3
24
51%
64%
10
20% Jan
11
24
Mar
24
52
63 Va
sf prel.100
10
Co
14
92 3/4 Jan
1023/4 Nov
Jan
;
413/4 Jan
9
24 Va
51%
64%
7'A
2.50
5
1
4
Jan
8
Corp.
101 % Nov
86
preferred
Co
4
Dec
*23%
52%
63%
23%
No par
100
pfd
100
common
97% Oct
43
21
Oil
24%
52
65%
7%
No par
1
Inc
Polaroid
Poor
(The)
convertible
$3.50
3
Jan
24%
53
65
23%
Virginia
100
& Ash pfd—.100
Pittsburgh Young
Co
24%
*52 %
65%
7%
West
11
Mar 15
;
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
Plttston
*24%
53%
23%
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc...1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Jan
221
common
50
3/8 Mar
73
64% Jan
24
(NY)
$4.80
&
24%
58%
x37% 38
155% 156%
Plllsbury Co common
—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp..;
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.lO
$5
convertible
preferred—No par
Pittsburgh
38%
*21
34%
58
'}
100
100
100
100
50c
5
100
100
5
1
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
86
34 % Mar
>'
No par
preferred
series
130
10
.
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
19
38%'
7%
4
24 Vb Jan
132
Inc
.
38%
23%
preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forcings Co
127% Jan
65% Jan
3
13
1
8
3
61
Aug 11
Feb
Jan
81
21
17% May 17
55 Va Jan
175
Jan
86 % Mar
14
26
Nov
131
46 % July 21
9% Jan
41% Jan
28% Apr
79% Feb
3
62% Dec
29
11
Jan
78
18% Mar 16
23
16
37% Jan
88
Apr
15
51
88% Mar 21
27
Jan
22% Feb
59
Morris
3.90%
38Va
21 %
14%
14%
5
—
Corp
Reading
preferred
9
19
64% July 31
20
22% Nov
3
18% Jan
Philip
11
25
4
123
5
112% Jan
Jan
Jan
94
12% Oct
6
84
81
May
44% Jan
Dec
Mar
97
8
83% Mar 16
51% Sep 25
3
14% Jan
18% Jan
Phila &
38%
1
33%c
12.50 <
common
preferred
preferred.
preferred
preferred
4.68%
2
>
5
Co Inc
&
Co
31
30
38
„
Inc—:
Phila Electric
Jan
12
Jan
.
38%
51%,
•,
51
51%
51
44% .
44 " > 44
*44
53 %
53%
53%53%
52%
<
52%
52%
52%
No par
.60%
60%. "V.
60%
60%
•-x59%
100
*100% 101%.
>:*100%. 101% . / x99
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18% ;;:J
17%
18 r:■%'>'18.%.
Corp
4.40%
38
34%
36%
100 %•/;%■;: 99% 100%.
100%
*97%
98%
10
17
17%
5
49%
49%
Co
Brewing
(Chas)
Jan
102% Jan
66
Pfizer
81
98
8
Pfeiffer
106
8
common
Phelps-Dodge
4.30%
86% Mar
Jan
Corp
Fermutit
Pfaudler
38
39%
Coke_..No par
Co
:
100
:
33 %c
1
preferred
Corp of America
3.80%
5
96
Co.
Co
4%%
1
82% Jan
6
Ry
Petroleum
15
1
Dec
84% Nov 29
Pet Milk
■i
&
Eastern
Perkin-Elmer
Jan
Mar
104%-Mar
30
77% Jan
75
9
27
29
12
Feb
12
15
103 % Mar 29
30% Jun
96
Sep
2
&
Pepsi-Cola
16
46% Jan
38
Gas Light
Peoples
50% Jan
6,700
35%
18% Feb
27
39
*34%
3
Sep
38%
No par
com
:4%%
Nov
38%
Corp—1
Sand
22
Jan
38%
100%
3
Corp
Light
Jan
48
%
107
1
,16% Jan
99
38
50
preferred——i
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..
95
38
1
5
common
Glass
&
Power
38%
87
3.50
Corp
preferred
Pennsylvania
38%
86%
25
preferred
(JC)
Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
11
46
common
Inc
Co
conv
10
39%
23%
No par
5
Penney
30% Dec
-
Co.
Cement
Fruit
92
23%
No par
2.50
Fordi
&
4.68%
26% Jan
36
Co
prior
Penn-Dixie
15% Jan
48
Coal
64
27
Proof
conv
17%,
*91
54%
34%
31%
64
33%
25%
Transportation
Peabody
*17%
92
1
Co
<fc
Rust
Parmalee
5
41% Jan
59
Davis
Parke
17%
*91
*94%
Corp
Pictures
Paramount
*17%
92
23-%
'54%
Inc
973,600
17%
*91
100
Pipe
East
preferred
4%
%
*17%
Line__No par
Airways
World
Amer
Panhandle
26
76% Nov 27
49% May 16
26
Apr
31
7
9
Mar
Sulphur
American
21/64
17%
50c
Electronics—
Packard-Bell
15% Jan
15,200
91
5
Corp
20,100
44%..
64%
10
of America
;
44%
53
-25
Consolidated
Tin
99%
44 Vb
24 %
—1
common
*98
y44
37%
5
Electric..
Packaging Corp.
7
16% Sep
8
39% July 19
30
Co
*98
38%
10
—
99%
91
*90
7.50
Corp—5
1
Lighting Corp
—No par
Telep & Teleg com
14 2/7
preferred—-A—
100
15 Vb Mar
86% Jan
32% Oct
*98'
99%
*98
99 %
5,000
91
17%
20
100
Aggregates Inc .5
&
&
13% Mar
Mar 22
23% Dec
Gas
Pacific
280
42%
preferred—
48 % Apr
3
5
Coast
Pacific
65% Oct
23
Jan
30% Jan
141% Jan
5%
6
20
Pacific
'
101%
44%
Corp
American
13% Mar
33 % Dec
310
200
*100%
101
42%
100
preferred
Paper Co common.
15
preferred—_...—•———No par
21% Mar
Mar
100%
44%
Utilities
Rockland
3
18
14% Dec
20
Mar
105
100%
84%
44%
Corp—
Gas
&
&
15
24% Jun
100%
95 %
84%
42%
Oxford
4
106
100%
46%
95%
85 %
42%
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp
30c
Outlet
Co
No par
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
com—6.25
2
Apr
100%
*98
Elevator
Otis
1
16% Jan
76
101
46Va
95
95
*84%
44%
Oklahoma
26
63
82
85
*100
46 VB
46
95
85
42%
:_i—,
preferred——'.
12
24
94%
85%
44%
preferred—
Dec
22
52 % Aug
4
17
95%
*84%
Rights
2
95 %
85
-No par
Electric
&
59% Oct
11
Dec
8
17% Feb
46%
95
85
common_5
Co
Natural Gas
Mathieson Chemical
42% Nov
15% Jan
27/64 Mar
3
4
Dec
90
4
39% Jan
45% Mar
9
16% Jan
17% Mar 15
32 Vb Aug 24
39
41% Jan 25
46 %
46 %
46%
46 %
95
100
100
100
100
25/64
4.44%
21/64 Mar
33 % Jan
46 Vb
15
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
102 % Feb
99
27
Nov
45% Aug
93 Vb Jan
36 % Jan
Mar
Co
Edison
35% Jan
89
,
.
1,400
172
9%
88
5,400
10
39%
.
40%
39%
40%
4,700
37%
38 %
37%
38 %
13,700
35%
35%
35%
35%
34,900
'
,
131
For
footnotes,
see
•
,
Feb
6
140% Jan
78
4
page
29% Feb
25.
20
Q
•
91% Feb
145
Mar
30% Jan
8
3
84
86 Va
85 V4
86 V*
100
143%
143%
143%
143%
144 V4
144 'A
144%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
29 Va
29'/a
29%
29%
29%
29%
297/e
6%
Oats
Co
preferred
common
5
86
86 %
86
86
83
84
5,200
145
*145
146
250
30
500
29 Ye
*29%
Volume
195
Number
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
6141
(1223)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCtf
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
■
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday-
March 5
23
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
March 7
March 6
Friday
the Week
March 8
March 9
Shares
R
49'% Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
Dec?
11
167/a Oct
24
23% Feb
51% Jan
28
9
72
Jan
37% Mar
26 % Dec
5
18 '/a Feb
8
44%, Aug
S3.50
Ralston
2
2
78% Jan
14
11
22% Mar
31
41% Feb
19% Jail
27
8
10
25
6
6
24% Aug 31
34% Sep
Mar
Jan
75% Feb
88% Feb
21% Apr
4
76
11% Jan
4
11% Oct" 27
57% Jan
35% Jan
18
2
25% Feb
1
15% Jan
2
19
15% Jan
18
11% Feb
16
58
Oct
13
9% Jan
11% Mar 22
71% Dec
50% Feb
8
Jan
18
Purina
House
9
16
23
Reading
1
Co
4%
4%
non-cum
Red
Owl
Reed
5
16
Jan
3
28% May 10
17% Jan
15
Oct
26
14% Feb
16% Jan
4
Reichhold
6
25
May
20% Apr
8
16% Jan
43% Nov
7
17% Jan
19% Mar
2
Reliable
Apr
7
43 % Mar
4
Reliance
13
20
Mar
Reliance
7
60
Jail
1
67
20
Aug 24
49% Jun
54
Oct
66% Mar
11
21% Dec
29
10% Jan
3
6
22
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
37% Mar
57
Jun
9
52
23
84
43 % Jan
35 % Oct
47
108
Jan
25
3
Dec
19
4
14
55% Jan
23
38% Jan
Aug
56% Jan
18
60% Nov
9
Feb
16
116% Jan
17
80% Feb
16
6
87
Mar
8
13% Jan
111% Nov
14
91% Jan
51% Apr
<t% Mar
37% Sep
29
Nov
6
90
Jan
15% Feb
24
9
27
39% Feb
3
34% May 10
30% Jan
8
36% Feb
13
50% Mar 13
27 % Mar
7
30% Jan
23
Ritter
10
47% Jun
37% Jan
5
44% Jan
2
Co
3%%
42% Feb
12
series
2nd
conv
(RJ)
pref
Selection
Oil
62% Mar
5
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
8
32
Jan
3
38
Feb
8
500 % Mar
7
27% May
5
27% Dec
6
Haas Co
92% Jan
25
4%
21% Jan
8
24% Jan
25
Rohr
25% Jan
11
29% Feb
12
Ronson
23% Jan
19
20
Roper
5
Royal
Royal
Dutch
27% Dec
1
8
25% Apr
43% Apr
18
22% Feb
1
19
11
33% Jan
10
29
Feb
23% Jan
-
39% Mar
8
14% Feb
5
Royal
12% Feb
3
17% Dec
27
15% Jan
30
17% Jan
4
3
46% Apr
7
38% Jan
25
Jan
5
Ruberoid
Dec
12
13% Jan
31
14% Jan
26
8
22% Jan
3
26% Jan
19
22% Mar 16
15% Jan
12% Oct
36% Jan
25
3
86
Jan
3
372
Dec
27
27% Aug
63% Dec
93
49% Mar
6
Nov
27
404% Dec
11
t-3
37% Dec
33% Jan
9
43% Nov
15% Jan
3
20% Nov
70 % Jan
5
79
Jan
2
12
4%
352'A Jan
26
7% Jan
Jan
9
St
Joseph
8
17% Jan
2
21% Mar
1
St
72% Jan
5
80% Feb
May 25
39% Feb 16
98
Jan
26
98
Jan
26
38% Jan
Jan
30
16'A Jan
16
14% Jen
22
21 % Jan
8% Jan
11
Nov
Jan
16
8% Sep
19
46% Nov
41 % Nov
73 % Jan
87
Jan
16 % Jan.
9
11
Light
Fran
54
Jan
12
Convertible
42% Jan
4
11% Jan
9
2
98% Feb
14
35% Jan
4
26
42% Jan
2
24
9
77
Jan
16
83
Feb
91
Paper
$3.40
Co
$4
Mfg Co
10
May 22
5% Jan
25
6% Feb
7
Screw &
Bolt
31% Mar
1
Seaboard
Air
•
24
28
29% Mar 21
Jan
21% Jan
2
23% Jan
24
13
191/8 Jan
3.65%
4
44% Jan
'
14
88% Jan
2
Jan
29
12% Jan
26
15% Mar
2
72
17
July 28
20% Apr
4
12% Jan
26
14% Jan
4
27
103% Feb
7
103% Feb
7
9% Jan
30
19
11% Jan
45'% Feb
4
37% May 12
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
21
31
3
30 % Oct
5
15% Sep
19
15% Jan
4
Jan
41
25% Mar
Apr
12
Shamrock
40%
41'%
40
41%
3,600
61
61%
60
31%
60%
4,800
31
31%
31
36%
37%
31'/4
37
3,100
37%
37
37%
9,600
Oil &
8
62
Feb
23
62"% Jan
26
72% Feb
49% Jan
9
13% May 26
9% Dec
4
9% Jan
26
12%,
13%
13
13 %
12%
13
8,300
17
17
2,800
38%
39
13%
13%
13%
16%
16%
39%
39%
♦13%
13%
50%
51%
*90%
91%
*300
425
31%
•
31%
39%
39%
20%
20%
*78
80
25
7
Manufacturing
Oil
Smith
(A O)
Smith
8
58
Feb
3
53
Feb
Line
South
9% Jan
52
52'% Jun
27% Jan
3
49% Oct
40
Jan
30
44% Jan
17
South
Jersey
15% Jan
3
30% Dec
27
Jan
18
40% Jan
16
South
27% Jan
11
29% Jan
18
33
Jan
16
21
20
Jan
11
23% Feb
16
29
28% Jan
18
31% Jan
2
19
36% Jan
3
53% Nov
17
38% Jan
20% Jan
3
49'A Nov
22
3
29% Oct
11
47% Mar 15
61% Oct
13.
54
17% Jan
19% Nov
8
65% Mar 20
72% Oct
30
72
26% Jan
16
38% Dec
14
31
20% Jan
4
Jan
3
34% Apr
51% Nov
24
10
South
5%
8%
Southern
18% Jan
4
19% Mar
8*
Jan
3
72
3
Jan
17
3S3 Mar
23% Feb
3
28
Mar
Jan
7
32
Mar
7
7
5%
Mobile
11% Apr 27
Feb
28
8'A Jan
24
Sparton
37% Jan
23
42'/a Jan
2
Spencer
88
Jan
3
91
Mar
90
' Jan
15
20% Jan
26
35
May 15
91% Jan
3
32% Jan
18
5
see
page
25.
96
Feb
6
38% Mar
1
86
8
Mar
13%
Xl6
98'%
36%
3 7'/a
14
16,400
13%
14%
13%
14%
16%
41,500
16
16
16
24%
24%
9%
*16
24%
16
1,500
24'A
24%
9%
9%
9%
24%
9%
9%
9%
54%
54
9%
10
53'%
54
54%
1,300
54%
37%
55%
37%
37'%
55%
37%
56
37
38'%
15,200
37%
38
9%
9%
9%
37%
9%
37-%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4,000
88'A
90
89%
90%
39'%
40
39%
40(4
10,300
25,800
9%
9'%
89
90
89'A
89%
88%
89%
39%
„
40%
39%
40
39%
39%
*82
82%
23
*82
96
-*94
*94
V
9'%
83
*82
83
*82
83
*82
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
23%
30%
23
76'%
76'%
6 'A
6%
22%
76%
76%
6 'A
6%
6%
6'/a
6'A
31'A
30'%
31
30
30'A
30%
30'%
23
22%
23'A
*77'%
79
22%
*78
:
6'A
21%
21'%
21% '
21%
23%
23
79
'
21%
23'%
*78
-6
29%
25 («
16,000
4,800
83
96
23%
79
5,400
40
6(4
30(4
10,200
16,500
7,800
22'A
22
23:
23%
25%
25%
27
26%
27%
48%
48%
48%
78%
79%
*48%
79'%
79%
48%
78%
79%
1,800
79%
79%
15'A
15%
15
79'%
15
14'%
80(4
48,000
14'%
*14'/«
14'%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
*103%
105
*103'%
105
*103'%
*9%
10
*9%
42
42%
41'%
42%
26%
25%
26
'
9%
9%
10
10
41%
42%
26%
26%
27
x20%
20%
20'%
20'%
21
21%
39%
40'%
39%
40'4
39%
40%
17'%
18,500
17%
17'%
17%
17'%
19'%
17%.
49,300
19'%
19%
19'%
19'%
19%
16%
19%
17'%
16%
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
26 yB
26%
25'%
26 y«
25%
25%
25%
26
30%
31
31
31
50%
50'%
20%
40%
17%
18
19%
19%
19'A
16%
17%
26
26%
31
41%
20%
40'A
18%
20
8,400
42'%
40%
Co_.
9%
600
13%
105
26
21%
31
9%
12%
*103'%
42
18
*92
10
12%
105
26
40
; 51'A
12%
•103'%
14%
42%
21
/
12%
105
*14
12,100
x26*
26%
1
'
*30'%
31
52
50%
50%
93%
93'%
93'%
*92
94
54'%
55
55
54'%
38%
38
38'A
38
38'%
51'%
51'%
*92
1
93
54'%.
38'A
500
10,600
3,600
3,000
2,900
9,200
10,400
30'%
30%
1,000
50%
51
1,900
*92
54%
38'/a
93
55
38%
100
1,600
34,500
115%
6,700
58%
3.500
35%
8,800
25'A
26'A
25%
26%
—5
26%
26%
26%
26'A
26'%
26%
30,300
26'%
French Labs_No par
26'%
26'A
26'A
70%
26%
71
69
70%
69%
70'%
68'%
70%
15
70%
55%
55%
26'%
71'A
54%
55%
2,100
17,500
54%
55'%
54%
55 »A
No par
Platinum
1
55%
56
9%
9%
9%
9%
50,500
*9'%
9%
If$L
5
Co
&
Co
115
8%
9
52%
53
x53
53
52
52
*51
52 ?%
42 %
42%
x42'%
43
5
32'A
32%
31%
com_4.50
50
Co
Rico
114'%
2.50
E & G
Sugar
com
25
8%
8%
115
117
9%
9'%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
53'%
53%
52'%
53'%
53
*51
8%
9%
9
53%
1,100
11,000
5,400
52'%
*51
52'%
*51
52%
100
43'A
43'A
43
43
*42%
43 (4
32'%
1,300
x31%
32'A
31
31'A
30
30%
8,900
Service
Co
Edison
*31
31%
31'%
*30%
22'%
22%
22'%
22%
21%
22'A
22
22%
30%
30%
30%
4,000
30%
3Q'%
30
30%
30
30%
54%
55
54%
55'A
30,200
55
17,000
32
:
*31
55%
54%
55%
54%
54%
48'%
48'%
48
48'%
47%
48 '/a
48%
48'%
48'A
48'A
47%
48%
47%
48'/a
48 Va
28%
48'%
29%
28%
5,600
29'A
28'%
28%
28'%
29
No par
28%
29 (a
55%
56%
55%
28,000
56
55%
55%
55%
55%
55'A
56
20
19%
19%
19%
6,300
19%
19%
7,200
stock
tr
ctfs
Public Service
Co
100
*48
*71
75
*71
1
33%
33%
33'%
1
23'A
23'A
*23'%
1
Bros
Inc
Corp
Chemical
29%
30
2.50
Co
preferred
700
48%
common
&
32
48%
El_.No par
7.50
Co
preferred
Ohio
31'%
22'A
47%
&
Gas
Railway
32
22%
30%
(Del)—No par
Gas
Co
32
1
8ya
5
Public
7
6
38
_ioo
common
4.20%
preferred
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50
-
34%
California
&
*97'%
36%
13%
'•14%
0I6'A
24'%
2^,600
99'%
36%
75
19%
*71
19%
19%
*71
75
33%
33"%
35%
24
23'%
23'%
*93
28%
28
29'%
28
28%
7
7y8
7
7%
38
38
38%
94
*93
7'A
94
38%
*93
50c
21%
25
*92%
94
94
94
No par
No par
37'%
38
37'%
37%
37
*85'A
86
*85'A
86
84%
22'%
21'%
21%
39
94
19%
75
19%
*71
2,900
75
y33%
34%
'A
17/64
23'%
23'%
23%
23'%
2,100
29
28 y8
29 y8
32,400
7'%
7»%
4,700
39%
41 %,
5,100
32
44% May 31
83% Jan
39%
*97'%
3 7'A
Rights
3
9
38'%
9,9'%
37
37'A
58%
(AG)
4
38
991%
37
48%
Industries
17
37%
*97'%
37%
114%
Spalding
12
97% May
37%
*97'%
99%
500
5,400
,300
35%
Spartans
2
77
41
58%
5
14
20%
77
37%
115%
2
Feb
20%
75%
38
58'%
34%
47% Jan
93
*40'A
20%
75%
26'%
26% Jan
24 % Jan
40'%
20'A
78
25%
7
6
*40'A
20%
78
26%
28
Jan
21% Mar
40%
20'%
79%
26
Gas
Southwestern
7% Jan
2
40%
21
115%
non-cum
28
7
40
20'%
58'%
Pacific
35% Mar
40
*78
50
10,500
34%
Natural
7
34%"
34
Indiana
59% Feb
34
58'%
Southern
19
33'%
90%
375
34%
Southern
Jan
32 y8
90'%
58 'A
Southern
30% Feb
32'%
50%
*275
34'%
14
49% Feb
2
32
90'%
375
58
16
24
23,100
50%
90'%
*275
34%
20
24
Jan
52'A
50
91
375
58%
50 Va Feb
Jan
20,400
25'A
Co__
45
18%
115%
Southern
46
17%
58
30
27'A Jan
18
34%
57'A Jan
13
17%
48%
preferred
54% Feb
3,400
25%
Oil Co Inc
Carolina
Southern
23%
48%
preferred
Southeastern
23%
54%
No par
Marchant
Puerto
47% Jan
32'%
23%
50%
*90'%
*275
200
22%
115
Gold
Amer
60% Nov
*
32
36%
14%
49%
91»%
13%
10
Railroad
9
__
51%
425
*13%
18
17%
13%
25
Kline &
Soo
17
50%
*90'%
*300
6,700
*13%
23%
23
17%
16%
39
13%
23%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
10% Jan
Jan
17%
16%
39
700
49
Corp
Socony Mobil
8% Feb
24
17
39%
♦13%
1,200
154,100
24%
Co
56% Mar
50% Jan
23%
37'A
14'A
16%
39
3914
13%
*97%
-
17
13%
38%
39
Skelly
28
16%
x39
37%
„
38 % '
25
38%
13%
5
Jan
footnotes,
38%
39%
47%
Corp
Singer
29% Jan
14
28
For
38%
1
Smith-Corona
Nov
64% Apr
88% Apr
38%
38%
54
27% Feb
52% Dec
3
39%
39%
53%
5
77
3
23
3814
39%
1
22% Jan
36% Jun
26
28%
23
Sinclair
Feb
38% Jan
Jan
28%
28
22%
No par
35% Mar
46% Jan
34% Oct
27%
28
22%
Simplicity Pattern Co
118% Jan
23% Jan
82
28
27%
50c
Co
8
31'A May 10
88% Jan
27
28%
22%
5
Signode Steel Strapping Co
12% Jan
27
27%
22%
1
Corp of America
18
14,900
1,400
27%
1
55% Jan
12,500
27%
30
Co-
28'A Jan
23
22%
10
Slegler Corp__
106% Jan
-
94
22%
27%
1
Simmons
3
*92%
23
27%
No par
Simonds Saw 81 Steel—
6
94
22%
No par
12
11
*92%
22%
23%
27
17%
Gas—
Corp
15
67% July
94
23
27
100 c.
(Frank G)
Oil
503
No par
2.50
Sheraton
40% Feb
501%
23
20
4
24
503
23
No par
25
9
37% Jan
500%
♦92%
.
23%
504
27
5
Inc
95% Feb
4
94
23%
26%
No par
—
52% Feb
9
23 %
28
500%
1
3
45% May
127% Nov
♦93
23%
26%
No par
No par
18% Jan
Mar
37% \
506%
101%
1
12
61% Nov
94
17%
Co_
48% Jan
31% Dec
♦93
502
99%
3
60% Apr 17
90% Aug 14
61% Nov 22
4
510
23%
Corp_
4
26
506'%
37%
101%
l
3
15% Jan
37%
23%
Co
70% Jan
29% Dec
37%
100
35c
29% Feb
55
13,900
62%
1
7
15
100 %
41%
No par
28
49% Feb
99%
31%
Shell
Jan
99%
61%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
;
1
84
98%
100
31%
5
15
40.900
62%
2
22% Jan
8,400
4%
31%
18% Mar
6
14%
4%
61%
common
Steel
Oil
14%
4%
5
Industries
Shattuck
14%
4%
31 %
Co
preferred
Sharon
88%
14%
4%
62%
100
RR
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
*87%
14%
4%
62
100
Falls
Shahmoon
88'%
14%
4%
31%
Co
Serve]
*87%
14%
4%
9,200
of Amer
Sears
Seiberling
88 '/a
14%
2,000
1
Corp—
Sealright-Oswego
&
400
3,400
—
Corp
Roebuck
44,900
27%
Seagrave
■
76%
27%
1.66%
common
Finance
2,500
75%
114
27%
5
99%
No par
common
Line
49%
113%
77%
113
77%
41
preferred—
42% Jan
31% Sep
24% Nov
14%
49%
113%
76%
114
1
2
6% Mar 15
♦87
-
41
100
33% Jan
44% Jan
76
87
113
41 r..-
1
com
29
49
76
x87
41
5%
Jan
19
75
88%
41
20 g
Power
27
9% Dec
75%
14%
10
38% May 23
37% Apr
113%
74%
♦88
44%
Co
3
26% Oct
113%
16,900
36
40% Feb
16% Feb
44% Jan
♦49
27%
19
25 % Mar
9
112%
26
19'A Mar
8
7
11
*49%
113%
Jan
36
6
Dec
8
36 Va Oct
36,500
15% Jan
46% Mar
23% May 15
34
63 % Jan
36%
49 %
4
23% Aug
13
49%
14
25
Feb
36%
♦49%
22% Feb
14
37
10,400
4914
29% Jan
22% Sep
Jan
45%
49 %
6
20% Jan
16% Feb
28
64%
45%
49%
36%
22
May 17
31% Feb 28
21
63 %
46%
35%
27%
preferred
Seaboard
9
50% Feb
18
15
3
27% Mar
11
51% Dec
94% Nov
25
63%
45
36%
100
preferred
Scovill
Jan
62%
47
3614
20
preferred
6
18% Sep
62%
46%
37
_i
30
Nov
x61%
46%
36%
2.50
V
N
26
105
64%
46%
37%
27%
Inc_
76% Feb
8% Jan
61%
46%
36%
5
Co,.
&
convertible
Scott
14
May 19
5%
Schick
Schlumberger
26% Jan
97 % Jan
64%
46
27%
preference
94% Feb
Jan
63%
27%
Schering Corp common
5
11% Jan
40
60% Feb
81% May
30% Jun
40
10% Jan
7
500
40
8
9
5
2,600
40
2
22
Feb
41%
39%
27%:
'
15
40%
39%
9% Jan
Jan
31%. Jan-
40 %
5,100
57%
52% Jan
74% Jan
21% July 25
40
22,800
57
8
47% Dec
37% Feb
59%
21,100
58%
14
22% Jan
16
58%
U%
17
57%
16%
14
Jun
58%
58%
24%
15
2?
57%
17%
58%
16%
Nov
3
♦16%
24%
97
Jan
16%
27%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
74
5
*16%
43%
Diego Imperial Corp
27% Jun
21
16%
10
San
3
Feb
16%
1
Ry Co
4
70
11
i-5
Mar
72%
17%
Sangamo Electric Co
9% Jan
*70
11%
Scheniey Industries Inc com_—1.40
37
72'%
17%
18% Jan
24
1,800
11
27% Jan
14 Va Mar 10
1,900
20%
17
No par
San
83% Feb
38
44%
20%
11%
28
May
70
44%
20%
17%
23
5
44%
20%
*70
11%
Feb
May 10
800
44
72%
17%
24% Feb
34% May
46% May
♦70
36
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
2
12
21
20
72%
43%
-%
Preferred series A
26
34 'A Jan
100
20 %
16,000
16%
100
41
9
20
20
♦70
6,600
3,500
19
18
1
common
29
39 % Mar
*18%
19
15%
35%
preferred
conv
Jan
18
44
*18%
42%
Joseph Lead Co
22% Nov
4
30% Jen
Stores
St
33 % Jan
15%
18%
35%
Incn,
4
19
15%
18%
800
36
preferred
San
19
15
19
43%
44
18%
15%
20», 4
1
Jan
L
20%
♦18%
72 %
5
37
23
20%
11%
1
28
38
20%
43%
Inc
7
Apr
31% Feb
44
20%
300
3,400
35%
Co
4.30%
18%
54
43
(Jacob)
Safeway
93'A Jan
26
19
15%
18%
53
1
Corp
Ryder System
26
6
92
60% Jan
13
18%
15
18%
15
19
I_i
Aeronautical
Feb
90
13
41% Oct
7
Ryan
352 % Jan
26% Jan
31% July 20
18% Feb
8
McBee
Ruppert
18%
19 %
15%
52%
12%
35%
common
Petroleum
Rubbermaid
41
21%
*12
43%
(Geo D)
Corp
Cola Co
12% Jan
15
20%
1
18
30
21%
12%
52%
35%
Corp,,__„;
19% Apr
10% Mar 15
21%
12 %
53
43%
Corp
3
18 % Jan
52
43%
preferred series A
10% Oct
36% Jan
1,200
*12
51%
,
35%
Crown
2
3
Feb
9%
17%
51
9%
35%
Telephone Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
12
29% Sep
16% Jan
18
21,300
9%
17%
12
43 %
Rochester
2
9
38%
9%
17%
17%
12%
4%
Controls
9
13
37%
9%
•17%
18 %
12 %
16%
2.50
35% Jan
17% Jan
37%
9%
17%
♦9%
♦17%
10
400
98 %
Company,
51% Jan
12 % Jan
36 %
69,400
lo
29% Jan
90% Jan
22%
No par
—
9
4
22%
£
Corp
27
93% Dec
36%
1.25
20
2
36%
11%
1
Ltd
Nov
May
9,200
36%
22'%
xl7%
5
Co
Trust
34
87
21%
16 %
—100
Inc
Corp
&
22%
13%
11%
100
com
series,
Paper
Rohm
22
13%
18%
,50
A
Tobacco
3.60%
Robertshaw-Fulton
4
77
22%
13%
16%
No par
62% Oct
Jan
77
13
♦76
11%
~2.50
Co
38% Aug
558
77
13 %
5
Brass
4
16
2,800
76
1
&
3
Jan
28
28%
12%
18
10
19
670
7,900
10
27 % Jan
2
19%
76
21%
20%
1,400
8,100
18%
13
51
♦70
109,100
76
40%
76
x76
18
44%
62%
76
27%
10
44
60%
40%
•
50c
43% Jan
May
36%
60
50c
23 % Jan
500
37
%
15
5
Corp,..
preferred
Richfield
22%
28
19%
series—100
preferred
Richardson-Merrell
2
12%
22
27%
x59%
18%
5
common,
Manufacturing
Riegel
30
32% Feb
Eng
Inc
Rhodesian
2
6
13
36%
1
Corp,,
Copper
Rheem
14
Mar
5
101% Mar
28
77%
127,,
10
common
Steel
Preferred
29
2
25
„.
Corp
Aviation
4%%
28%
77 %
21%
21%
Co
Reynolds
4
27%
28%
No par
50c
Co
Inc
Corp
4% r/o
19%
28
501:*
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
31
69% Jan
111
fl
14
90% Oct,
25% Jan
Feb
18%
No par
Inc
Rexall
4
50
89% Nov
23% May
2
52% Jan
131 % Jun
3
Revlon
41% Jan
8
14
2
8
2
12% Dec
Revere
66% Jan
31
5
18%
12%
Mfg
Republic
18%
9%
convertible
-43% Jan
18
8
20
78% Jan
$1
4
27
Mar
48
Oct
Mar
Jan
Jan
45
5
30
68% Sep
83
60
34% Feb
8
56% Jun
Jan
19 %
12%
&
Republic
16% Feb
24
40
18%
%
♦17%
Chemicals
Republic
12% Jan
8
76
19
39%
50
preferred
12
76
39%
50
Elec
Conv
26
May 23
49% Jan
30
Feb
11
3
3
23
Jan
60%
75%
39
50
Stores
16% Feb
18
May .17
23
-
Jan
76
75%
39%
preferred
Bit
Bros
15% Jan
18% May 11
14% Jan
23
_
Reeves
15
49% Jan
Roller
75%
38%
preferred
Stores
20% Nov
59%
75%
38 %
1st
non-cum
15
2
60
2nd
15
20% Feb
1
common
Jan
3
5
Inc
59
75%
18%
—.
12% Jan
3
74%
2.50
59%
38
No par
Co—_
Raybestos-Manliattan
No par
Raymond International Inc__3.33'%
Rayonier Inc
i
Raytheon Co—.
5
3
66% Jan
21% Mar
58%
2.50
13% Jan
27
com_No par
Inc—
Random
16
10 % Feb
13
July 19
of America
preferred—
1st
Ranco
13
'/8 Feb
10% July 26
15 % Dec
Corp
45
2
30% Feb
26
Radio
9
21% Jan
2
26
18
Jan
27
33% Sep
17 % Jan
62% Mar
11
7%
38%
*93
7%
40
94
33 Va
♦93
33%
15,300
17/64
907,900
94
21'%
21%
21%
22'/a
21%
*93%
95'%
93
93(4
93%
94%
200
37%
36'%
37'%
36'A
36%
10,800
85'A
85%
86
83(4
85'A
110
22%
82,500
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27
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40
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48
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15
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14
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15
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23
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2
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6
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13
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14
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5
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13
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21
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10
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9
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69 .77
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40% Jan
11% Mar ,6
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Feb 28
33%
29 V*
29 V4
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31 % Feb 15
2
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28%
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19%
1934
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;—.—20
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20
Feb 15
'66%
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69
:
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8
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:
3
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3
Jan
,
52
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.
STOCK
YORK
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3
4
Jan
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79
92
71
Feb
81
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24
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Jan
29 Va Sep
25
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28
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2
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7
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1
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5
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3
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21
4
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52% Nov 13
69 V2 Dee
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4
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82
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33
3
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3
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16
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25
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10
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12
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United Board & Carton Corp__j;_10
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32 Va Jan
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2
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30
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56 Va Aug- 8:
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86
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.
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8
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Udyllte Cotp; (The) A
2
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29V* NOV 15
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Apr 18,
15
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144
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10% Mar 28
33 V* Jan
116
15% Jan.
■J. -.■lik'r:
,-
190
,
■
Volume
195 ;
Number 6141
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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(1225)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
:
Year J«J61
Lowest
33 Va Sep
93
Jan
9
2
1
96
Jan
32% Nov
.8
28 ¥2 Jan
3
Dec
115
.
20
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22
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14
2
97% Feb
14
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5
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16
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14
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57
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34
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51% Jan
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*
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53
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bankruptcy
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34
28%
6,200
34 Va
1,100
102:%
11,300
reorganized under the Bankcumulative uhless otherwise Indicated.
or
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
...
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
(1226)
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
italic
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
letters in
column
the
the bonds mature.
when
headed
"Interest
Period"
indicate
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Previous
Range for
Lowest
Year 1961
Treasury 4s
Treasury
Oct
j
<
•
1
Feb
'
1
wi
4s
Treasury 4s——-.
Treasury
wi
3%s
3%s
3%s
3%s
3%s__:
3%S
3Vis wi
3Vis.:
3%s wi
3%s_
3Vis
Jun
3V4S—_
Treasury
3s__
Treasury
3s
Treasury 4s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
'
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
May
Nov
May
Nov
Nov
Feb
Nov
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
the
case
HIGH
SALE
March 7
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
101.24
101.16
101.24
101.24
100.18
100.22
100.18
100.22
99.30
99.26
99.30
98.10
98.18
98.16
98.10
98.10
98.18
100.2
97.22
97.30
102.6
101.30
100.24
100.28
100.29
100
100.4
100.5
(98.241.
-98.20
98.28
100.2
100.4
97.22
100.6
97.24
97.30
100.4
98
100.8
107.1
100.9
,•
97.28
100.8
98.4
98
98.30
100.12
98.8
-
100.6
100.4
100.6
100.5
100.7
100.5
100.7
100.5
99.4
99.8
99.5
99.7
99.5
99.7
99.7
99.9
99.9
92
91.24
92
92.2
92.10
92.4
92.12
89.20
89.12
89.20
89.20
89.28
89.26
90.2
.90
89.12
89.12
100.7
99.11
92.4
92.12
90.8
„,
89.12
89.20
89.20
89.20
89.28
80.26
90.2
90
88.28
89.4
88.28
89.4
88.6
88.14
88.6
88.14
88.16
88.24 "<
88.20
88.28
88.6
88.14
88.6
88.14
88.16
88.24
88.20
88.28
98.24
Bonds($)
102.6
'98.22'1
100.2
191.24
Week
Ask
98.18
100
100.6
Bid
101.30
100.1
.
-Sales for
March 9
Ask
100.26
99.29
98.18
Friday
March 8
Bid
102
100.22
99.26
.,98.10
1969
1971
1980
1980
1968
1974
1966
1967
1980
1990
1990
1998
1998
point.
Thursday
-
Ask
101.16
month
a
PRICES
Wednesday
March 6
Bid
May 15 1975-1985
Treasury 4%s
AND
Tuesday
March 5
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
each
Monday
STOCK
NEW ¥ORK
in
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
90.8
'
98.26
98.24 .98.26
88.2
87.30
88.6
88
88.8
88.2
88.10
88
87.24
88
87.28
88.4
87.30
88.6
88
88.8
15
1964
99.14
99.18
99.15
99.17
99.16
99.18
99.18
99.20
99.18
99.20
Aug
15
1966
Feb
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
98.24
87.26
87.24
15
1995
Nov
Treasury 3s.
Dec
98.23
88
1985
Feb
Treasury 2%s
98.28
87.24
May 15
15
15
Jun
15
1966
97.24
15
97.28
85.8
98.25
97.25
97.26
97.27
85.6
97.26
97.28
97.28
97.27
97.29
85.14
85.12
,85.20
85.16
85.24
'80.22
85.30
100.20
100.18
100.21
100.18
100.21
100.18
100.21
100.19
100.22
97.18
97.22
97.18
97.20
97.20
97.22
97.22
97.24
97.21
97.23
1965
85.16
98.26
100.17
1960-1965
Feb
Treasury 2 Vis
15
1978-1983
98.24
f
,
94.8
94.14
94.8
94.14
94.10
97.16
94.14
94.20
94.18
94.24
99.5
1962-1967
99.7
99.5
99.7
99.6
99.8
9.96
99.8
99.6
99.8
Aug
15
15 1963
1963-1968
91.12
91.18
91.12
91.18
91.14
91.20
91.20
91.26
91.26
92
2 Vis
Jun
15
1964-1969
90.18
90.24
90.18
90.24
90.20
90.26
90.24
90.30
91
91.6
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
15
1964-1969
89.30
90.4
89.30
90.4
89.30
90.4
90.2
.90.8
90.10
90.16
Treasury 2%S—Mar
15
1965-1970
89.18
89.24
89.18
89.24
89.18
89.24
89.20
89.28
90.2
90.8
Treasury 2Vis
Mar
15
1966-1971
88.18
88.24
88.18
88.24
88.20
88.26
88.22
88.28
89
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1967-1972
87.12
87.18
87.12
87.18
87.12
87.18
87.18
87.24
87.24
Sep
Dec
15
1967-1972
87.6
87.12
87.8
87.14
87.8
87.14
87.16
87.22
87.20
15
1967-1972
87.6
87.12
87.6
87.12
87.6
87.12
87.14
Jun
15
1959-1962
99.30
99.31
99.30
99.31
99.30
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.17
99.19
99.17
99.19
Treasury 2%s—Dec
Treasury
Treasury 2Vis_.
8
Mar
89
8
Mar
89
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
'
87.26
87.26
87.20
100
99.30
99.19
99.19
99.18
87.20
100
99.30
100
89.6
87.30
,
99.20
99.19
99.20
International Bank for
Reconstruction &
Development
5s
10
Nov
106
107
106
' 107
106.8
107.8
106.16
107.16
1980
103
104
103
104
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
Dec
1973
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
Jan
1977
100.24
101.24
100.24
101.24
101
102
101
Feb
1982
100.16
101
100.16
101
100.16
101,16
100.24
4 Vis
103
10
Nov
1985
Nov
4 Vis
4 Vis
103
Feb
4 Vis
May
1978
97.24
98.24
97.24
98.24
97.24
98.24
98
99
98
1979
>97.16
98.16
97.16
98.16
97.24
98.24
98
99
98
1963
100.20
4 Vis
:
4 Vis
Jan
,
4s
15
15
'
3%s
101
100.20
100.20
101
May 15
1968
98
3 Vis
Oct
1
1962
100
3 Vis
Jan
1
1969
96
97
96
15
1971
95
96
95
96
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
3 Vis
'84
8
Dec
Dec
8
—
All
New York Stock
Last
Low
Transit Unification Issue—
3%
1980
Stock
Corporate
95%
June-Dec
„
—
1976
100.8
84
100
90.16
84.16
100.24
101.8
99.9
99
101
100.20
101
99.8
98.8
99.8
100.8
100.8
100
97.8
96.8
97.7
96
95.8'
96.8
95.8
96.8
95.8
96.16
89
97
'
91
89
91
89.16
91
85
86
100
100.8
'
97
84
•
.
85.16
85
84
86
85.16
86.16
89.16
85
-89.16
101.24
101.24
96.8
100
100.8
,
103.16
100.24
98.8
99.8-
98.8
99
104.8
102.16
102
100.20
101
106.24
103.16
90.16
90
91
90
91
89.16
91
86.16
85.16
86.16
85.16
86.16
84.16
85.16
85.16
rot
t n i
tor
(Range for Week Ended March 9)
Week's Range
Friday
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
•No.
High
94%
1
98
asked quotations.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
New York City
1972
Mar
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
1981
July 15
other figures are bid and
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
1
3s
indicated with a double dagger.
Oct
3s
84
May 15 1975
3 Vis__
$Sale prices are
Oct
3%s—
99
.'V
106
-
95 Va
92
95 Va
or
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
' High
Low
56
BONDS
New York Stock
Brazil
~
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
June-Dec
Low
No.
:
June-Dec'W
(interest
it,
(continued)—
§»7s Central Ry 1952
Jan.T
Sold
High
Low
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
.
f
..V2rV
95
95
—
95
95
r
5%
is
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
Caldas
Foreign Securities
2%s
25-year
Cauca Val
§ •Chile
6s
•
Members New York Stock Exchange
REctor 2-2300
120 Broadway, New York
NY 1-1693
6s
FOREIGN
External
§ #7s
series
3rd
3Vis
1966
15-year 3%s 1969_
15-year 4%s 1971
15-year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s
1972
;
1978
20-year 5s
•
20-year 5%s 1979
20-year 5%s April
1980
1980
5%s Oct
20-year 5 Vis 1981
20-year 5Vis 1982
20-year
Austria
s
f $ 1973
4%s
(Free State)
6%s 1945
(series 8) 1965—
adj
debs
(Kingdom ..of)
5%s
5%s
extl
• Berlin
loan
(City
§«6%s
f
s
of)
external
s
6%s
s
f
debentures
Berlin Power &
4%s
external 8s
1941
of
1926
due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
•
Stamped pursuant to Plan
For
to
3.375%)
footnotes,
105
98% 100%'
103% 104
100
101%
—
101
101%
103% 104%
102% 104*4
ioo
„
—•
104*74
14
Sept
A
sinking
92%
•
99%
7
93
3
91
99
96
fund
35.
bonds
$
3s 1993
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957
82%
84
49%
53
——
!
2
-
LL
*41%
CD to
92'
42 V*
—.
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.
42'
——
42
——,
42
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,
.
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—mm
;
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—
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__
>
j
34
42%-
41%
42%
40%
43
1957
June-Dec
1961
June-Dec
Guaranteed
•
48
93%
26
99%
123
30
28
99%
105
96%
104
•
•
95%
6s
7s
4%s
•
debt
of
extl
3s
adjustment
(Rep of)
1927
Jan
45%
45%
Costa
77
100%
104 %
101%
5%s gtd extl loan 1979
Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external
Cudinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978
97%
90
91%
•
7
39
50
102
Denmark
103%
103% 104
98%
104
El
103%
103 Vi
41
98%
104%
100
—
*84
II
85
87
81
83
*"*
3s
91
77
70
73
3s
78%
—
s
s
*95
99
95
5s
95
3s
'
Good
Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct
78
78
78
76
78
7s
•
—
77
——
——
——
mm —
■
%
3.
...
3
77
•i"v
3
2%
93
95
77%
73%
77%
63 %
62%
on
6%s
Main
53
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1 1976
1
1976
dollar
bonds
bonds
103%
60
32%
35 %
74
32%
37
53
53
16
47%
53
40
9
conv
74
64
76
74
80
*93%
5
Map-Nov
II
91%
76
78
•
dollar bonds
dollar
due
1963
7s
1051/4
103
105% 105%
88
83%
84%
98%
98%
98 '&
99
97
97
93%
*86%
Jan-July
1953 loans—
1972
April-Oct
97
1930—
June-Dec
1972
Government—
part paid 1964——
6s part paid 1968
*94%
-L
108 %
104
108% 108%
June-Dec
1980
bonds
91%
^
./April-Oct
April-Oct
1972
1953
104%
98%
73%
76
*4
40
36
28
—Map-Nov
1953
1969
& fund issue
dollar bonds
102
12
103% 104%
*75
76
Jan-July
Jan-July
sinking fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar
65
105%
105*% 105%
37
32*%
Hope Steel & Iron Works—
s
f mtge 1945
Greek
*
77%
*61
1977—June-Dec
Jan-July
1974
f $ bonds Jan
f dollar bonds Jan
Prussian Conversion
4s
—
-
%
2%
——
*
.'
„
10-year bonds of 1936—
-
_
77%
105*%
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of)
7s 19671
5%s
June-Dec
'
*93
-June-Dec
German
*84
*79%
'
—
of)
5%s
(Republic of) —
3%s external
4%s
_
(State)
(Kingdom
Salvador
3s extl
*88
,
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
4
II
——
'
*41%
Rica
14
104%
—
Credit Froncier De France—
It
47
—
Jan-July
104 %
101
101
*41
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—AprZZ-Oct
(Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Oct
101 %
98%
Czechoslovakia
__
>
*91
,_Mar-Sepf
1961-April-Oct
Oct
1961
95%
1
.
——
•
Mar-Sept
1970
of 1928
6s
——,
•
*91
June-Dec
„
*91
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
5s 1951
6%s 1950
of)
.
*41 %
*41 %
Map-Nov
1960
7s
24
14
*95
1962
1960
42
_
—
6s
—
-
'
'
*41%
•'
■
Map-Nov
Municipal
(City
Colombia
• 6s
fund
April-Oct
AprZZ-Oct
(Hukuang Ry)
§ •Cologne
100 Va
1961
6s
1962
Consol
assented
Chinese
fund
sinking
assented
Chilean
100 %
99%
•
*91
Jane-Dec
assented
assented
98%
(interest
see page
May-Nov
1
;
*91
Map-Nov
1963
1963
International loan of
April-Oct
6s
6%s
99%
911/4
91%
1957—April-Oct
1979
fund
6%s
June-Dec
1957
1962
-84
5
92% r
92%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
1961
53
82%
;
*41%
—
47%
11
——
*41%
92%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1962
Guaranteed sinking
6s assented 1961
•
55
14
100% 101%
—
48%
(interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
s f 6%s of
1927 due
External
Led need
104
Jan-July
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
6%s
98%
98% 101 Va
100%
.
1978
f
98
98%
-
1978
s
6s
1961
sinking fund 6s
external
6s
Chile
Feb-Aug
A
External
97%
98%
98Vi
—
Light Co Inc—
(U S. of)
98
16
June-Dec
4%s debentures series B
•
-
AprfZ-Ocfc
1959
debentures series
sinking fund
§ •Frankfurt
Debt adjustment—
I •Brazil
55
98
ApriZ-Oct
AprZZ-Oct
f debentures 1951
1961
•
AprZZ-Oct
Berlin City Electric Co—
6s debentures 1955
April-Oct
•
:_June-Dec
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
4%8 debt adj ser B 1978
6%a
53
98%
101 Va
June-Dec
1976
•
__
—
1964_June-Dec
Mar-Sept
6s 1958
loan 1950
ApriZ-Oct
1961
Jan
assented
Extl sink
__
—
ApriZ-Oct
extl loan 4s
1972
loan
external
55
1980—Jau-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Belgian Congo 5%s extl loan 1973
Belgium
*96%
June-Dec
Austrian Governments 4Vis assented
?• Bavaria
*96%
—
fan-July
—
5%s extl
(Rep)
■:
•
104%
—
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
„April-Ocf
—Jan-July
101%
*91
76
20
-
—
Jan-July
20-year 3%s 1967
:
1960
6s
——
1942—May-iVoy
!
May-AZbw
assented Sept
External
•
*91%
104% 104%
*96%
*96% »/■/;:
*96%
Apr-Oct
1957
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Australia (Commonwealth of)—
20-year
6s
• 6s
•
1942
7s
1960
assented
External
•
—
53
53
f
Ry external sinking fund Gs Jan 1961—Jan-July
•
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sept
(City of) 5 Vis 1973—
Mar-Sept
SaAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan -duly
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946__Jan-JnZz/
SeExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
84
53
f bonds '78-Jan-July
s
external
sinking fund
assented
•
Amsterdam
84
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
s
External sinking fund 6s Feb
• 6s assented Feb 1961
•
Akershus
84
•
Teletype
GOVERNMENTS AND
CORPORATE ISSUES
53
83%
•
Telephone
FOREIGN
52
76
80
53
April-Oct
84
30-yr 3s
assented
External
•
*76
1978__Jan-.7uZy
1979
1975—
(Dept of)
(Republic)
§»7s
Wertheim & Co.
to 3.375% )
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974—
Canada
91%
"■
93 %
April-Oct
,
May-Nov
Feb-Aup
30
29%
30
27
27%
31
27
2b
15
24
29%
Foi:
nek:;
Number 6141
195
Volume
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1'227)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
BONDS
i
i. •
or
i Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Low
(State of) 6s 1946
funding 4'As 1966-—
Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s 1949
;
4%s debentures adjustment 1970High Authority of the European
Coal and Steel Community—
(7th series) 1975--.
(11th series) 1978-—
April-Oct
&
Conv
5V2S
secured
6s
II
*98%
"1.
.
-98%
Sud
105 Va
105
Jan-Juip
April-rOct
100%
105 %
101
13
.
'
■
6
97%
100%
34
99% 100%
looHi 101
99 Vi
101
ext
:
81%
82
8
81%
''vo ;
82%
81
81
81%
9
81
80%
80%
27
80%
87
87
13
*94
assented
1958—
mortgage
6s series A
*9%
8%
13
,
8%
10%
8%
,
10%
8%
9 >A
-Jan-July
1953—
26
94%
~u
101
*
6s
due
(City of) 63 of *26 1961
to
extended
1961/
——June-Dec
1971—
Utility
(Imperial Government)—
• 6%s
extl loan of !24 1954——_Feb-Aug
B'/as due 1954 extended to 1964—".;
Feb-Aug
• 5 %s extl loan of '30 1965-1—_——.-May-Nov
5%s due 1965 extended to 1975————._May-Nov
{•Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
I •Kreuger & Toll 5s uniform cod 1959__Mar-Sept
Lombard Electric Co 7s 1952———June-Dec
.June-Dec
100
100
100
RAILROAD
•
100'/a
AND
INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES
A
89%
90
10
>88%
91
96
95
96
40
92%
96
97%
96%
97%
91
93%
97%
'
Alabama
Great Southern RR 3y4S 1967.
..May-Not?
Power Co 1st mtge 3%s 1972
—Jan-July
mortgage 3'^ 1984—
..Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975—
..April-Oct
Aldens Inc 5s, conv. eubord debs 1980—Apr-Ocf
1st
'99a
104
207
'-'99%
102
207
99%
21
%
f debentures
s
4%s
100%'
f
s
debentures
conv
1986
137^c 139
'102%
L.
debs 1981 April-Oct
110
(Colombia) 6%s 1954———June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978—;—-——Jan-July
{•Milan
(City of)
48%
*53
53
Aluminum
—April-Oct
6%s 1952
of America 3%s 1964
—Feb-Aug
sinking fund debentures 1979——June-Dec
3s
Co
4'/tS
Geraes.
(State)—
1
.
extl sink fund 6%s 1958——Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
•Secured
reduced
sink fund
50 '
*52%
52
American, Airlines
6'/2S
1959-—_Mar-Sepi
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
to 2.125%) 2008———Mar-Sept
New Zealand
(Govt) 5%s 1970—————June-Dec
15
year
5%s
1976———.—
_Apr-Ocf
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
6s gtd dollar bonds 1976—-———_—..April-Oct
Amer
48
104Hi
50
1
104
41
99%
104
981/4
169
98%
104%
29
94%
April-Oct
97%
98%
90H4
64
111%
917/a
115
99%
89
98%
993/a
85%
5
84%
85%
99%
24
98%
99%
93%
94%
May-Nov
April-Oct
94%
48
93'A
94%
98
98%
*98 y4
100%
100 y8100%
1966——June-Dec
*92%
Corp 3%s debentures 1964
~66
92 y8
91
98%
90 Hi
91
99
91%
90 Va
32
*102
& Foreign Power debs 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
junior debentures 1987.—
—Jan-June
100 Va
98%
—.
*94
98%
103% 104%
62%
20
98%
115Ha
4.80s
:
debentures
101
57
99
American
50
50
3s
111%
101
85 y4
May-Nov
American Can Co 3%s debs 1988-.,^
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1990.——Jan-July
American Distilling 4%s conv 1986..—
May-Noo
.
103
Bosch
98%
108
2
101
Jan-July
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970.
4%s s f debentures 1980
2008————Mar-Sept
to 2.125%)
Secured extl
sinking fund debentures 1982.
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983.
163
103'A
63
110
101
.June-Dec
—
96%
137%
102
—
109
^
#Medellin
92
96%
—
Allegheny Power System—See old name of West Penn Electric Co
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998— _April-Oct
*591%
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978—., April- Oct
91%
91%
91s
Allied Stores
Corp 4y2S 1981—,
Apr-Ocf
113
111% 113
1%
91
90%
91%
>96 y8
-June-Dec
1981——,
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
21
I"-.'/
'
1
98%
22 Va
*21
90
—
91%
— ...
5%s
102% 102%
*91'%
Alabama
—
•
91
1947—
series
Mlnas
87
94
87
92
93 %
Feb-Aug
;
86
83
94-
87
_Feb-Aug.
Jan-July
82
82
'l* 99W Wi
Japanese
*
High
82
80%
f
s
B
Public
Jan. 1
Low
14
Yokohama
•
82
99y4
3s 1977
—Jon-July
-A*.-—-;
Mar-Sept
Institute—
,* "
>'
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977:——:——^Jon-July
§•78 series-B 1952
——'.i———Jon-July
{•Italy (Kingdom of) 7s 1951——-—.June-Dec>
Jamaica (Government of) 5%s 1974——Mar-Sept
Japan 5'/as extl s f 1974—
——Jon-July
Japan Development Bank 6s 1976—:
Mar-Sept
7s
Range Since
Sold
VN0,
86
§ • 4 %s
.
197?t-vui-u
FebrAug*
ext s f 3s 1977—
Jan-July
Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd
Italian
Bonds
High
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—•
(Republic)
Italian Credit
Friday's
84
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
§ •Warsaw \ (City) external 7s 1958——-.
Feb-Aug
._Feb-Aug
'
or
Bid & Asked
(dollar bonds of 1937) —
External readjustment
1979——— —MayrNov
External .conversion 1979
May-Nov
4s-4%s-4%s external readj 1978—
3%S external readjustment 1984.
7%a1 debs
America
Italian
Sale Price
:
3%s-4s^4%s
98%
.
International Tel & Tel—
j,
Last
Period
-
3%s-4%s-4^fS ext conversion 1978— —June-Dec
-
-
1st
C
Interest
*
Exchange
Low
.Jon-July
1980-—
1948———
(13th series)
Steel Corp'6S
5%s
"■
New York Stock
.J an-July
secured
Ilseder
.Sold
High
BONDS
Ratige Since
•
Jan. 1
* Low' High
Uruguay (Republic of)--
April-Oct
April-Oct
'
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
'
,
{•Hamburg
(Range for Week Ended March 9)
Week's Range
Friday
interest"
27
102
114% 115Ha
114
60
103%
127%
65 V*
66%
52
63%
67
63
63%
63 H4
160
60 Hi
64
American
;
(Kingdom-of)—
Norway
External
old
4%s
99% 100
4
99%
100%
American
April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan 1963—Feb-Aug
5'As s i extl loan 1973—
^.April-Oct
5%s external loan 1976——
.May-Nov
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
{•Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952——
—Feb-Aug
"99% 100
6
99%
100%
4.40s
f extl
s
fund
-
1965—April-Oct
4'As
sinking
Machine & Foundry Co—
conv subord debs 1981————Mar-Sept
loan-new
4'As
1965
—
*99%
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
§®6s extl loan (30-year)# 1953
'
6s due
-
• 5
1953
(City of)
5%s
5 %s
—
..
100% 101 %
77
96
101%-
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s debentures ,1980
extl
loan
t.i.
■
Nat loan extl
1st
6s
'"iii.
__
,*100% 100%
f.H.
'
■
'
...
.lor
•
srfec
I1'.- "tf&l
"•is-,"1 R ;,('(»
,931/4 -100
2,.-.,.
101
-June-Dec
.'(100%
04 •; 4
*
100%
101
101'%
23
9.6%
101%
100% 103%
78
99
103%
7s
*50
Mar-Sept
55
*85
79%
80
35
77Hi
80
82%
82%
83%
,27
81H4
83%
73 Ha
74%
36
71%
75'A
76%
78'A
75
77%
89%
93%
i 6s 2nd series' 1961
Aprii-Oct
9%
1947_April-Oc£
• 4 %s assen ted 1968———.—...April-Oct
{•External sinking fund gold 8s 1950—Jan-July
• 4 %s assented
1963——————Jan-July
~*9'/4
assented
loan
sink
V
4 '
fund
debentures
convptible debentures 1973
*85
7s
85
51.
8%
85
:
.
~9%
';*■
8%
I'
;86
85 %
" 1
9 %
15
8%
5
10
9%
9%
'8%
8s
J96r
stamped
pursuant
Plan
to
(Interest reduced to 2.375% )
7%s
1966
stamped
10
•'
A
and
62
59
62
70
A
*51
52.
54
54
to
2%)
{•8s
external
loan
of
76%
10
75
79 %
to
99% 100%
448
106 Va 106 3/«-
193
355
362 %
99 %
100'A
105'/a
106%
348
32
OSiSMOO.^
84
91%
382
3s
725
9918
101 &
12
94 Hi
95%
90
13
89 Va
90
—April-Oct
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995-.——Quar-Jan
Apco Oil Corp 5His 198%^———^——Apr-Oct
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s Idebs 1984_—_____ ApriZ-Oct
,.4%s s f debentures 1986
June-Dec
>88%
90
>59
64
99
100
Anheuser-Busch
&
Armour
Inc
3%s
debs
95%
94 H4
1977.:
Co
inc sub deb
5s
1984
99%
,
'
88
228
101%
64
98i/a
100%
102
iV
101'A
96
171
89Hi
Ihvestment
3%s
debs
112'A
5:%s
subord
debs
._May-ZVo»
96
116
116.
117%
.
87
100:Ai
100
100/;,
178
100
100
1962—. _Mar-Sep£
—_.
1977—.—:____——
93H4
.Feb-Aug
June-Dec
5%s
*105 y4
—Feb-Aug
__Peb-Aug
debentures. 1979
102,.
96
120
100'/a
99
4
97 Via
2
104Hi
106%
20
103 Ha
106'/a
100
—
105'% 105%
?106
62
,96'/a
99 Va 100%
102
88'/a
59Hi
.^Mar-Sepi
_,
conv/subord debs 1983__i— —
Coast Line
Atlantic
%_•, '
*77%
'
76
78
57
57
57
56%
3
57
2%s
Refining
3%s
conv
subord
Canteen
4%s conv
5s
A
1964____
debentures
1979.,
debentures
4'%s
(
RR 4'/2S
jnm'tgage 4s ser A 19«0____
mortgage 4y4s ser C 1972—
inortgago 3%s ser D 1980——
Gen
Automatic
Feb-Aug
ioo
1962.ApriZ-Oct
^___April-Oct
——
—
106 Vz
92
91%
>90
subord
debs
Co
June-Dec
■
100 %
28
90%
92
..Jan-July
*79'%
36
92.
;
2
1966- ..Jan-July
._Jan-July
*947/«
>87%
114%
90
98%
99 H4
101%
92
92
95%
*95 Va
_Mar-Sept
93
88%
97
—
100 Ha 101'/a
_Ma?-Sept
1987——3— —Feb-Aug
of
93
>98 y4
95%
—
94
—
95%
87 Va
316
88%
113'A
—
114'/a 116
118'/a
Aiucrica—
debs 1981———— „Jan-July
112%
112 y4113:%
236 '/a
227
112
121
205>
96
251
Manufacturing Corp—
subord
conv
debs
Feb-Aug
1979
237
129
:
1946_;
1921
2.|5%)
99%
89
89%
*
95%
Gen
•
.—April-Oct
(interest
Stamped pursuant; to Plan A
reduced
25
81%
89'/a
AVco
(State of)
91
87
.112
Feb-Aug
Gen
76
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
90'/a
106Ha
General 4S 1995
;^._-.4_i—. _April-Oci
Stamped 4s July 1 1995--—_l__——__ _May-Noa
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2012—,—
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118
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;
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May-Nov
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to
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2001——April-Oct
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1953
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dc
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1977
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2001_—..Jan-July
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American
Associates
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89%
105
—June-Dec
debentures
s
debentures
*82'A
89%
—r—June-Dec
debs
4Vis
debentures
—May-Nov
1970—June-Dec
1986
subord
Pacific
Tank
United
(
94%
81'A
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApnZ-Oct
1968—
——May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
;_June-Dec
debentures
'78
7
92
__
*82%
3s
*83
76
*92
First
5s
II
95'
10
62
Union
94%
100%
208 %
58
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
A 1977
Refunding mortgage 2'As series
106
—
17
75%
77%
*60%
4%s
82
*
83
75%
*102%
Union
91 Vi
97%
82%
*77
First mortgage
series F 1996
Jan-July
First mtge 5%s series series H 1983
April-OcZ
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994——Jan-July
Trans
73
96%
80%
%
100
98%', 98%
—
88%
96%
135
80%
8
71
Tidewater
*99%
*99
Vz
:
*70%
First
103% 103%
120 % 120%
120%
Lines)
1st
Pacific
mortgage
Surface
101%
106
80%
__
Ja?i-July
Swilt
15
23
131
80%
1973_Jtuie-Dec
—
San Fran Term
Southern
I
-Jan-July
Jan-Julyi:
1994
conv
Sunray Oil Corp 27/as debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
101
84
1970
4%s
1969
Stauffer
I:""i
79%
101% 102
*104,
92
Co
1981—
Standard
80
'
124
87
102%
Co—
2%s-4%s
(Oregon
4 Vis
2%s
84
i—;.
103%
101
10
87%
%
•86%
Co—
4%s
Standard Oil
76
•••■
85
*80
101%
16
82%
'
99%
100 %
4
2
99
98
32
V
80%
*96 VB
97%
62
60
80%
80%
•:
111
100
74
226
*100%
-Jan-July
Edison
Gold
1st
109
-
:
debentures
Gold
First
86
*86
California
convertible
First
'
80%
*81%
3'As
76%
75
87
87
Southern
93%
100% .102"
75%
80%
91
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1987
105%
76%
12
129
80%
Jan-July
_Feb-Aug
1985——
104
*101% 102%
131
April-OcZ
1979
debentures
16
76%
87'A
*95%
June-Dec
1963
5s
102
101% 102'%
102
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1976.,
RR
83
38
87
87 %
June-Dec
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
Jan-Julv
35.
2 Vis
9
103% 103%
80 Hi
80%
Oil
88
*87%
Feb-Az/p
AprZZ-Oct
1971
South
North
86
April-Oct
Socony-Vacuum
&
88
Jan-July
1982
80
101
1
1979
debs
1986
Sinclair
85
2
102% 102%
.
.Skelly
..
2%s
•
debs
f
s
2Vis, debentures
104 % 105
*88 Vi
1981
Oil
104%
*84 Vi
;
page
133
91 Vi
Corp—
f
s
debs
Ry
ApriZ-Oct
Co—
see
123 Va
6734
*71
Mar-ScpZ
debentures
4%s
Indiana
—Mar-SepZ
1
1st
For footnotes,
73
May-Nov
84
June-Dec
—
1977
_A
*66%
71'A
—u
1989—May-lVoy
1971
Mar-Sept
19G6—
,
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
Union
June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1983
-Proctor & Gamble 3%s debs
•
71%
April-OcZ
Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
1986
Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Smith-Corona Marchant—5%s 1979-
%
83%
"I'F
83
80 Hb
82
subord
conv
Shell
7 7 Ha
Ry—
1970
I
4s
debs
2%s
Co—
Southern
June-Dec
1974
1977—
1971—
78 Va '
—
10
82
Ry—
Ashtabula
C
D
56
8
*88
'
May-Noy
82%
~
—
81
Mar-Sept
Pipe Line 2%s
debentures 1986
Electric
mtge
1970
1984
Pgh
85
132
Ja 11-July
%
May-Nov
mtge 3'/2s 1964—_May-ZVou
Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965
Jan-July
Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
3%s series
85
125%
108
*62 VA
—2
1989_Jan-July
1980-
4%s
101
1st
Virginia
89%
88
128'/B
108
1968__Ju?ie-Dec
4s
debentures
Co
Rubber
Shell
83%
81%
5s
Service
&
100%
1963_Feb-Aup
mortgage 5s series B 1975—ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 3Hbs series E 1975
April-OcZ
West
87 VA
A
__
127
June-Dec
18
June-Dec
General
Si
•
100
*91%
—.
—May
1982
Roebuck
First
mortgage 5s series
Pittsb Coke & Cbem
5
■
subordinated
debentures
-
General
A
100
2
■
89'A
*100
__
127
Mar-SepZ
1974
12
Jun-Dec
ser
2022
1989
B
5%s
92%
—April-OcZ
A'.'-v
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J
1964
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St, Louis RR—.
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
81%
82%
76%
2
84 Vi
83
'
—
84
iuo% 100'A
1987
guaranteed
51
97 Vb
96
Co—
Acceptance
debentures. 1972
Seiberling
78%
".'A
*89%
"called"—ApriZ-Oct
debs
95 %
48 %
"
1st gtd
Sons
&
100 Vi 101 Vi
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vbs s f debs 1972
—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
General
'
.—June-Dec
/
debs
subord
Co
82%
___May-No v
1986
100
VA
127 Vi 130%
2006—Mar-Nov
1977
Co
E)
105% 105%-
.—ApriZ-Oct
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2H4s debentures 1964
Pillsbury
81 VA
92%
June-Dec
June-Dec
4%s
3%s
debentures
101
—Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
1983
3'/oS 1985
43bs 1987—
3%s 1988
■
*85
130%
Jan-July
debentures
105%
Mar-Sept
;
1982
refunding mtge 5s
conv
82 VA
15
—June-Dec
Corporation—
4Vis
83Hi
101% 101%
Feb-Aug
I—Jan-July
1977
89
Ja?i-July
—
cons
Roebuck
Sears
*82
■—-
4'.is series C
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
First &
--'I;-
_April
—_
—May-Nov
&
83 '/a
*81%
—
1985—Jau-Julv
1990
refunding 2%s 19742—__
refunding 2%s 1981—
refunding 2%s 1978
First &
First
87%
81
*80%
—May -Nov
&
85'A
16
1
.
refunding 2His 1967'..;,:..
&
42
%
84>A
.1984—_jan-J«Zp
F
income 4s
series
gold
Si
92
*83 Va
_ApriI-Oct
Philadelphia Electric Co—
./. First & refunding 2%s 1971
First &
89 VA
*80
—■
April-OcZ
Marquette- Ry 33bs series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co-
First &
4
82%
Feb-Aup
1975
Pere
First &
91V4
911/4
5s
97 Hi
*80Va
—
June-Dec
mortgage
General
f
s
debentures
New
1979
mortgage 4 Vis series
—
18
'
51
1
3%s
127
PH%
*77%
1964_June-Dec
1981—_
General
1st
RR
Finance
(Jos
97 Hi
83%
:/
__
June-Dec
.
General
92
103'A
—
3s series B
Seagram
— 71
83
1985—June-Dec
19G5
D
Line
100 Va
87'A
1968..—_——June-Dee
series
Peoria & Eastern Ry
General
Air
120'/n
A
82
,■
series
series
49%
100
Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
mortgage
120'A
70
86%
June-Dec
1993
3s
RR
conv
99%
91%
83 Hi
April-OcZ
Mar-Sept
Mar-SepZ
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Light
3s
116%
Airways—
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—.
89
101
*96
1996-Jan-July
April-OcZ
5s
Jan
A
Ry
England
2
83
June-Dec
debentures
4
19
50%
Mar-SepZ
gold
1980
series
Depot
116-%
91%
.
June-Dec
debentures
1st
certificates
New
Memphis
American
4%s
Oil
&
Paper
Scovill
91
Ha
89
June-Dec
1988
Pan
92
101% 102
__
1977—June-Dec
bond certificates Nov
inc
Dulul.h
95
'
36 Va
June-Dec
1991
Pacific
■—
Va
June-Dec
f
debentures
91
91%
81%
1
—
..
*97%
90
June-Dec
1981
4Hbs
81
90%
81%
■
.
June-Dec
1983
33bs
bond
4s
&
107
92
123
April-OcZ
1978
debentures
debentures
debentures
B
debs
Paul
Seaboard
IcI-.-v-!*4""1*
91
June-Dec
I
debentures
3 Vis
"7
91Hb
*81 VA
101%
'
77
A-_: ■
'•'
-I
•
June-Dec
1986
3Vis
series
St
'
-
June-Dec
1992
1987
V
Mar-SepZ
1969
1977
Ry Co—
series A 1997
4s
4s
4s
Second
■'
A
77
86
June-Dec
1989
debentures
91%
1
ApriZ-Oct
1996
.
Louis-Southwestern
First
81%
■
<
—
*11
June-Dec
1986
GG
■
79
"
1978
series
J
debs
conv
conv
6s
income
5s
4%s
FF
159
'•
1""
*79
__
June-Dec
1991
4%s series
ref
Pacific Tel
EE
159
4
94%
105 VA
Francisco
St
June-Dec
mtge 4%s series DD 1990series
series
Adirond'k
&
mortgage
1st
78%
.
June-Dec
19C6
5s
159
*81
'■
■
1975
:
Second mtge inc 4 Vis ser A Jan
•
5
2
•
116VL' 118
1st & ref
debs
——
3'As
5'As
gold
Louis-San
102 Vi
99%
116'/a 118 Hi
1st & ref
159
•
.
99%
93 Hi
105
■
—
Corp—
1977
6'As
Lawrence
Second
Co—
5s series BB
'
*85
"
1
Jan-July
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St
99%
April-OcZ
4 Vis series A A
High.
98 VB
•
94
A
—
•——■''JA
refunding 3 '/'as ser X 1984
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3Hbs ser Y 1987.June-Dec
refunding, mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
First Si
3%s
Electric
&
D
McBee
T
'II'-H:
*78%
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
refunding 27/ns series T 1976
June-Dec
refunding mtge 3Hbs ser U '85_June-Dec
refunding mtge 3Vas ser W '84—June-Dec
Si
First
1964
debentures'1983
mortgage
Aircraft
St
■
118
refunding 3s series J 1970
& refunding 3s series K 1971
& refunding 3s series L 1974
& refunding 3s series M 1979
& refunding 3s series N 1977
& refunding 2%s series P
1981
& refunding 2%s series Q 1980
& refunding 3'/as series R 1982
First
Gas
Royal
••97 VA
78%
>'
93 VA
*104% 106
118
&
First
80
■:
__
'
Jan-July
refunding 3'/2S series I
99 'A
Corp—
Rohr
4%s
& Electric
Low
'
—
Mar-Sept
debentures
subord
serial
General
96%
1982—May-ZVou
1988
2%s
Oil
conv
4Vis
....■'4..'.-
Mar-Sept
debs
82
.—A',
*
81
June-Dec
3%s
98 %
*94%
*107
June-Dec
1977
Manufacturing
4%s
Rochester
80Hi
June-Dec
Paper Co 4%s conv 1978
Pacific Gas
Oats
Richfield
81 Va
83%
*79Hi
M; *97
*,
'f
Jan. 1
No.
•
81 %
*80
./•'
May-Nov
conv
'
Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-SepZ
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-OcZ
93%
81%
*81 VA
■
Range Since
Sold
84%
59%
92 Va
8
~
-A:
I:*79
•'
Mar-Sept
5'/2S
98%
3Vis 1983_April-Ocf
i,
April-OcZ
1975
debentures
Quaker
102%
1972
debentures
4%s
VA
56%
"
*81 Vu
*83'A
Feb-Aug
1980—
Bonds
High
,
49
49
.
Friday's
104 Va
101
-
or
Bid & Asked
rA
.
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
101%
3Vis
84%,
June-Deo
subord debs 1983
conv
and
102 Va
15
58'A
1975
4J/2S 1987--
mortgage
Mathiexon
5%s
and
First
102%
.
"
82 Va
.
3%s 1982
1st mortgage 3Vis 1985
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
Olin
First
First
104
57%
Mar-Nov
Co—
mortgage
1st
88%
100%
99%
57%
1979—
mortgage 2%s
1st
1963—.
May-JVoy
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968_Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-Jtily
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and
100V4
VA 104%
*102'A
debentures
88
87%
83 7 i,
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1975__
First mortgage 2%S 1980—
Oklahoma
First
88 Vi
101
104
„Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
mortgage
Edison
93
98 Vi
*103'/a 105%
3s 1979
43bs 1987_
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
—
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
Ohio
3s
First
—
*102
June-Dec
.
1991
1st mortgage
3Vis
89
80
--
.
100 Hi 100%
101
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-OcZ
Mar-SepZ
Jan-July
1978
2:,As 1979
3s
1st mortgage 5s
1st
92%
91 Vi
101% 1017»
Aprll-Ocf
3Vis 1982
First mortgage 3VaS 1984
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
(Wise)
*88
Feb-Aug
1974
First mortgage
First
*89%
Sale Price
Electric & Gas Co—
Service
Rheem
mortgage
First
Public
88 Vi
13
Last
Period
Low
80
93
Week's Range
.
Interest
Exchange
High
92
89
93
V
New York Stock
Power Co—
States
(Minnesota)
92
*81 Vu
April-OcZ
1984
4s
trust
Low
Jan-July
Refunding & Improve 4 Vis ser A 2047
Coll
*
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
Quar-Feb
2047
1
3s Jan
High
92
Range Since
Sold
Monday, -March 12, 1962
.
Friday
1
Friday's
Bonds
.
(Range for Week Ended March 9)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
.
1966—April-Oct
-Mar-Sept
122
122
124%
116
*94%
*88
__
•
Continued
on
page
35
Volume
195
Number
6141
.'
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chr&nicle
(1231)
31
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the
following extensive list
American
the
on
we
furnish
a
complete report of the transactions
Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, March 5,
ending Friday, March 9. It is compiled from the report of the American
and
Friday
S T O CK S
Week's
'
'
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
Acme
A
Wire
Admiral
Aero-Plow
274
2 7a
2 74
Inc
Agnew Surpass
A
84 74
(
6%
6%
lOo
?i% 9%
4.20%
Aian
Wood
Steel
5%
preferred
Alaska Airlines
Algemene
preferred
*
Tire
Rainwear
Ambassador
of
Oil
American
Beverage
American
Book
American
Business
American
Corp
.ft;
Co
American
American
Inc
5%
Chemical
Corp
Jan
75
63
Mar
6574
400
Feb
167a
774
4
1,800
2%
4
..ft —-ft
&
Gas
Consolidated
pfd—100
Jan
r.
74
18
7
18%
Beck
9%
Jan
1172
657t
717a
13,400
5974
Jan
7874
30 7a
32
3172
-
574
Bell
Benrus
9674
350
42 74
30,000
38
Jan
977a
97 7a
25
97
Feb
37%
31%
Jan
Class
5%%
•i-
1,300
14%
Ja n
9378
Jan
Feb
34
574
Feb
674
class
B——-—
Ltd-—
1
-
.
„
1872
3 7a
,7 4%
18
2%
374
5 7a
48
1
2,900
■
900
1,000
27a
98
Feb
.42 74 Mar
100
Jan
Feb
39-74
Corp—
■
.
4
6%
/■:—
■
16%
Jan
374
Jan
Feb
574
Feb
3i! Feb
17a
Jail
474
4%
3%
4
274
2%
6
72
1,400
6%
500
14,100
Feb
4 li
Jan
4
74
274
Jan
6
7a
17%
17%
400
18%
.71,900
Feb
16%
177a
1674
11%
1,800
4 3,4
3,100
54 7a
4%
300
10% Mai4% Mar
7%
Jan
18%
13 72
15%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3274
Jan
174
67a
Jan
974
Feb
17a
Jan
174
Jan
277a
1,300
1;
15,000
16,300
-
-
1674
5,600
1574 Mar
1874
374
Jan
2374
Jail
Jan
1574
Mar
Fen
12%
Jan
6,000
117a
2,800
97a
400
57a
Feb
7
6
Feb
6 7a
Feb
Jan
57a
9%
574
1
V
1
974
2672
3/a
9%
2,200
20%
2434
12,900
54
9%
2.4-74
3
•
54
9
9 7a
2374
100
912
27
8,400
3,450
6%
12
10c
50c
974
Feb
1372
19 7a
Jan
6%
57%
20
Jan
Jan
7
1,200
674
International
10
27
9
Jan
Jan
5 3/a
5 7a
6,000
Jan
5%
4%
Jan
Coastal
1%
17a
7,800
1ft
Jan
172
Feb
Cohu
9%
Jan
574
77s
7
77a
5,300
7
974
9 7a
9
974
5,600
1274
1374
2,500
127 a
34
2,000
277a
16%
100
15 74
Feb
1674
Jan
974
Jan
"
10 7a
10 7a
10(4
974
11
/
U
3
Feb
10(4
Feb
874 Mar
11
Mar
2,100
9 74 Mar
11
Jan
%
7,000
74
Jan
; 77a
2%
1,400
7% Mar
874
Feb
1,300
17'a
3
74
Feb
1,900
18 74
Jan
1574
27,900
16
Feb
in
7%
2 74
2%
15
14%
600
Jan
15%
fV
7 7a
15%
.
Jan
35%
5,900
,
9%
97a
9%
5%
Jan
14
:
iu
14
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
Colonial
Colonial
Corp
Sand
&
Jan
1672
Jan
Commercial Metals Co
Feb
Community
1674
9,100
6,100
■62
50
62
2ft Mar
4
27
Jan
2674
Feb
62
Jan
6374
Jan
49 74
Jau
51
51
51
50
57
57
x58
200
57
Jan
38 Vz
Jan
40
38%
1
■5174
574
6
■
20,500
574
Feb
774
Jan
974
874
974
2,600
874
Jan
974
Jan
27 74
Jaiv
37V
374
313
16,600
*274
Jan:.
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2,000
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14,300
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7%
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15
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6
6
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2,600
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674
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4,300
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200
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174
174
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174
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2,800
4,800
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1974
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31%
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31%
3,100
25
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34%
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1774
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14
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1874 Mar
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14,100
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1274
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1574
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474
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3,000
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100
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19%
374
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5%
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374
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4%
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1
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14
22
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5574
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Oil
11%
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Consolidated
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10%
117a
3,200
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147 a
Jan
400
27 7a Mar
5%
3
37a
2%
3
28
74
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Continental. Aviation
87a
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&
A
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Continental
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5%
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Connector
Corp cl A—50c
6,600
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37
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10
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3,600
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34 Mar
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Feb
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474
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574
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1014 Mar
6 74
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600
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1,100
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7,600
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574
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14%
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10%
5%
28
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2174
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1
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Feb
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Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
New Pacific Ltd—
1
107a ■Jan
117a
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Feb
2074
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Consolidated
3,700
1
18 74
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2,300
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4,800
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387a
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22 74
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172
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2,300
74
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2,100
874
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3,800
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1
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557a
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15% Mai-
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7,400
7%
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15%
4,900
54%
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21%
1%
874
42%
17a
7%
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874
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Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
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1%
55
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74
874
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17a
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Feb
374
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Feb
Mar
44 %
1%
37/a
Jan
Feb
1%
34,000
Feb
Jan
Compo Shoe Machinery
534
Jan
1
Feb
900
Feb
Jan
Mar
109
Jan
104
7
Community
19 7a
Feb
1174
1674
3 0 74
40
Feb
4% :
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Jan
Mar
20
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2,400
8,300
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17%
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3,000
18%
5%
74
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6
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Mar
7%
1574
8%
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59
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387a
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2%
5,800
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19 74
23 74
5
3,500
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4,300
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1574
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1674
100
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23
2774
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3574
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4
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Mar
1
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16
page
Feb
17%
19
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1
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4
Jan
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1
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prior preferred
1374
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25c
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2,100
17 7a
19
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Mar
14
33
7.50
*
Jan
1474
7a
27
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——
1
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10c
Cinerama Inc
——.—lc
Circuit Foil Corp———:
25c
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Cable Corp——————10c
Clark Controller Co
—————,—-X
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Clary Corporation
————1
Clausner Hosiery Co__
10
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Cletrac Corp———
—
50c
Clopay Corporation——
—
1
Club Aluminum Products Co—
*
Feb
Feb
13%
common
Feb
14
19
Consolidated
Christiana
5 72
Corp
A
7%
16
19
pref—100
pfd——100
Central Securities Corp common
— 1
SI.40 series B convertible preferred-*
SI.50 convertible preferred———-*
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10
Century Geophysical Corp——
1
Chamberlin Co of America
^.-—2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd
1
Chief
Jan
11% Mar
33 74
Inc
Jan
2974
3.50%
Power
1
;
Feb
26% Mat
8,000
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1
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1
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774
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10,500
—1
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of America——
&
5,100
1
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21 Vz
474
•
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of
1,000
'774
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2474 Mar
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20
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Maine
47 a
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class A
Jan
26% Mai-
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4
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54
87a
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1174
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—
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6,300
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3174
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10%
1
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Mar
Jan
77 a Mar.
317a
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Jan
5%
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15 74
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Feb
Feb
1674
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Catalin Corp
Feb
28%
517a
17a
1
Feb
Jan
3,400
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2674
■
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———10
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Jan
2%
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874
17(4
2,000
8
7%
774
1
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Capital City Products-—
1
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Jan
3%
2
207a
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—
5
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267'a
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Campbell Machine Inc
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Canada Bread Co Ltd
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2 7a
1
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Feb
Jan
'
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Feb
3
Feb
3
27,800
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7ft
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274
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———*
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1
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_1
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6c
Feb
19%
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200
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Jan
2%
preferred
874
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16%
574
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19%
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Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd-——10c
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—
1
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1
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Enterprises
Canada
Feb
47a Mar
■
2%
31/4
1
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Boliack
3,500
:b
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lOc
Berkey Photo Inc
Berkshire Frocks Inc
Bloomfield
815
15%
1574
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Inc—.——^—_„___^-25c
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Camden
Chemical—
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Bickford's
Jan
4174
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Birdsboro
5%
9574
174
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Co
307a Mar
18 74
174
77.
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2,200
Jan
16%
97a
preferred
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5%
8%
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1,200
•
9 7s
Construction
(A
972
300
17a
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Industries
Bearings
1974
Jan
10%
7%
7 3 78
41%
>
50c
Oil
Jan
167a
17 74
951/4
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warrants
Products
convertible
Jan
107a
__
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6%
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2,100
9
16
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22,100
1
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preferred
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6%
preferred-
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17%
•
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300
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572
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472
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1
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^
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Collieries
Barton's
167a
317a
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3%
68 74
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Jan
•
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non-cum
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33
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4 7a
1
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Jan
36
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Calgary
1872 Mar
474
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-
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3
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672 Mar
Jan
187a
.
4
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Feb
47a
33
1
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Baldwin-Montrose
4572
4%
1674
2.50
com
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option
Automatic Radio
427-t Jan
14%
ft
pfd-100
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Jan
3274
F
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Jan
500
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2 7a
3,400
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Jan
4%
12,800
7a
29%
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3%
18 7a
5
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of
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5
4,200
45,400
54
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77
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137a
44 7a
18%
'
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Coast
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Co,
•
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—HI1
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26,800
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447a-
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218
3374
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2%
33%
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Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
39 71
Jan
14 7a
Jan
common———30c
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Burnell & Co
Feb
63%
7,100
preferred—i.
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83 74
63
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474
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Avis Industrial
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36%
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7874
5
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200
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5
1
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7a
3 7a
—_
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Jail
Jan
7%
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—3374c
Aurora
Feb
674
77a
1
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11%
4%
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2
Aluminum Co
Atlas
1774
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55,300
warrants
Electronics
Atlas
Mar
9
32 Vz
274
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60c
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6%
serial preferred
——10
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Bunker Hill
(The) Company——2.50
Jan
4% Feb ;
500
33(4
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177a Mar
10
38
preferred——_
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1,000
Feb
37
Jan
(E
2,100
3
Inc
convertible
Audio
3,900
Feb
34%
237a
Bruce
5
974
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700
Jan
9%
Jan
32 (4
37 74
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674
20
2674
a
974
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14,600
34
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14% Jan
Jan
Feb
34
26%
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Jan
Jan
Jan
374
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200
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45
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34
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127a
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Jan
16,400
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1,200
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41,900
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rets
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357a
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41,300
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12
274
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Jan
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2
15 74
9 ,7 Feb
7%
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874
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774
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4
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Associated Food Stores Inc
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Jan
.—1
6
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7%
3
12.50
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Appalachian Power Co 4%%
del
4,200
8
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777%
20c
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&
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Atlantica
8 7a
4
preferred—
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Jan
83
9,000
3
Jan
3% Mar
8
6%
8372
300
3%
'
3(4
Brown
Jan
672
Andrea Radio Corp
1
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Oil
574
6%
50o
Writing Paper
Associated
7
Jan
6%
6
Anchor Post Products
Asamera
67a
7,700
.
37%
^
197
Feb
15
Jan
£1
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Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Altex
1,400
12
37 7a
>
177a
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dep
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__
2
5
35c
Feb
2 7a
Thread
'
57a
1%
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Arrow
Jan
57a
American
Arnold
Feb
Jan
82
1%
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89
30%
5%
972
500
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10
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8%
4%
■
274
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dep
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4,200
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5,500
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Mar
79
7%
177a
3%
400
574
15 74
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5%
1
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19
247a Mar
5%
class A
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1,200
25o
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Petrofina
Arkansas
2,100
8%
17%.
*
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Feb
10% Mar
1
1C7% Mar
Jan
1372
shares
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25
5%
86
137a
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Anthony
79 72
5%
15%
1772
4
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57a Mar
.
Jan
*
Inc
American
An,sul
26%
7972
9
20
American
Anken
24%
15%
177/a
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MARC
American
Jan
17% Mar
86 Vz
1
Systems
Electronics
Israeli
3,100
200
7%
5,700
Jan
17
9% Mar
rf--~
—-
Manufacturing Co
1272
1
American-Internatl Aluminum
American
1,400
Jan
572
$3.75 pfd_100
1
Corp
Jan
Brillo
Feb
374
774
117a
—
Gas Co—-—-—
Bridgeport
~5%
1
America
14%
11,300
...
11%
—
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877a Mar
5%
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1
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100
5%
77a
10%
I
7.5%
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Aluminum
3,200
8872
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10%
■
1
Jan
70% Jan
6 7n Jan
9%
67a
50o
.
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Jan
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774
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1
class
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47a
2,900
19;, "v
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Feb
3,300
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2,800
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Inc
4%
Feb
17%
30
5 74
1
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5%%
convertible preferred
10
Control Co
13%
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Feb
13%
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&
12%
year,
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47a
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or
for Week
of Prices
include
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bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current
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stock
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American
Bale Price
Stock Exchange
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receipts
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Corp
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Aluminum Industries Corp—250
(Md)
Curtis
Cutter
Class
B
:7%
Feb
7% Feb
4,500
8%
4%
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Jan
,
8%
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300
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9
35
1,190
17%
19
6%
5,400
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9
Jan,
Jan
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8%
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9%
Jan
15
Feb
Giant Yellowknife. Mines
13 Va
14 Va
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513
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30%
210
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3,900
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50
Feb
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29 Va
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5,100
1.50
Fishman
Jan
2,300
29% ,30%
k
Feb
2% Jan
7 2%:
8%' Jan*
'*
600
V
.;
.
Feb
13%
;
69,900
48,0p0
,
10%
..
19%
Higbie Manufacturing Co_—————-1
Highway Trailer Industries com
J?5o
;'
5%■>- convertible preferred—^——.10
v
Hill's Supermarkets' Jnc
———500
Jan
1%
8
1
Chemical Co
Warrants
22 Va
Jan
I
2,500
"
"
43%
1.0%
;
Feb
Feb
1
5,300
8%
165
Jan
8%
-
Corp!
Corp
7Va
180 *
1
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co__
Felmont
22%
23%
-17%
•
Jan :
27%
...
1,600
42 V«
;u»r
Hercules Gallon Products
29% Mar
■
7%
Exquisnt rem. luuua.a^
Federated
22
7%
1A
Feb
8
-
•
17% Mar
500
5,500
Jan
;
Feb
8%
—
Corporation
Fabrex
19%
11%
:
Jan
Jan
;
160 V4
8,000
10%
r
24V»
175
13,800
"
;-;.%•
39
Co—^;——V'
Heli-Cpii Corp—
7% Feb
53'
•
Co
Espey Mfg & Electronics.
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics—
Fairmont
19%
17%
19%
22
,
25
1A
10%
3
,
.
—50
400
2,400
7%
Mar
l%"Jan
.
2%
*2,000
75%' :j5%
5%
•-% .■•
Aiherican;^rp^'w^-lOc
Hartford
Hazel
13%. Jan
.
7%
-
Rule
1,500
Jan
Jan
8%
Forge <fc Steel Corp common
cum 1st preferred—
Evans
3,200
29%,
179% 180 A
Jan
9%
29%
Ero' Manufacturing
Eureka
19%
5%
44 %
i
460
6%
•
29
7.
.600.
3,400
1
$2 convertible preferred-
Erie
—
50c
Inc
Inc
6
6%
11%
47
•
25c
Facilities
Emery. Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Equity
lOo
Co
Missile
Corp
Emerton
Associates be
■
10%
163% 163%
•
10c
Research
Emenee
29%
■179%
—1
.
Electronic
El-Tronics
6%
'
•
•45%
47
1
Electronic Assistance Corp
Electronic
5%
11%
:
;t
Feb
3%
1
.25
20c
1
~*
•
1
;—
14
600
;
,
Mar
•
dor
B
Corporation—;—
Harnischfeger Corp
w
9% Mar
Jan
29%
14%
:———1
A
—
Eastern States
$7
Inc—
Devices
Company
Eastern FreightWays
-
17,800
•
"9
4%
42 Va
Helena Rubenstein -Inc——.*'■
Eastern. Can
2,500
+
3-300
151/2
i'hs 'L
;
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——25c
Heinicke Instruments, Co._——-—16%c
Eastern
35
•
*41
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc—50q
Eastern
Jan •
5% "
Inc.——-—-—-—1; V.139.%
Hartfield Stores Inc—
Jan
55
800
28%
V : 2%
5%
10%
l'T5%
Corp.————1
Harn
4% Mar
Jan
;
■
yin
'
-5
Harbor; Plywood Corp—————-1
Hardeman (Paul) Inc.
i.—.:—-25c
-
rets ord reg
Dur&loy (The) Co——
—.
Durham Hosiery class 3 common
American dep
■
■~Ew'
Industries——^—:—^1
Industries
Hall Lainp
Feb
Jan
4 ft
1
Drug Pair-Community Drug
1,000
25 '.
-50C
!
H
H
Duulop Rubber Co Ltd—
,v
Feb
Feb
30% Mar
Feb
14%
10,000
2
23%
Feb
•
Jan
18 V2
16%
1
5
Harris Co
Driver
15i
Jan
27%
3%.; ..4Va
•
10% ^
Hamilton Electro Corp—
Drilling & Exploration Co
Jan "
19%
/
24%
8%.
..
Gulf States Land & Industries.—50c
41 Va Mar
1,700
5,300
16%
41%
TV* ;•
5%
•
Feb '
12 Vt
7
Jam
16% Jan
16% Mar
Feb
52%
16%
41%
7.50
32.50
1(
common—
preferred
Dorsey. (The) Corp-—,—
Dow Brewery Ltd—-—.;-
V 2%
2%
V S Va"
—'1
i
w
Gulf & Western
100
;
;
Jan
14%
Jan
357
10 %
:
Jan.
2,600
4,400
29%
29
.
8%
,
/ ■//';■
: 8Ve
3%
Corp
11
•
;
8A
.14
% Mar
97
729% Feb
Jan
-2,400
:.2%r.'
:
•7%;1 ,f 6%:
Warrants.—^-————-a.-——— /
Jan
8%
•.
Feb
7
;-9
'
•
(The)"———————10c
Guerdon. Industries* Inc class A com—•
Grow
Jan
22 %.
Chemical Co Ltd—•
Inc
11 %
7
5%
•
Steel & Coal ord-stock
Dominion
Co
600
•2%
TV*
11%
•'
Leases———.—9c
Company-———1 ;
Stores Products
•
Dominion
&
12 Va
2%
1
2 Mi
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Textile
Jan
,
103%, Jan "
Jan
Grocery
10»
1
4
X34 Jan
.12% Jan ?
.
.
?
15
'. •> -2'%
24%
Gridoil Freehold
3%
4%
4
6%
6% nreferred series A—--—
Greer Hyaraullcs—-————
14
'13%; 13%,
29
,
4%
5%
'
10
12
-
^ Feb /
27
.
500
.
•:V- *. 2 '/•
2
■"
■
.1
Great Lakes- Chemical - Corp™:—
Great Western Producers common. -60C
—30
Feb
10%
10%
•Va
3,400
7%
11
Jan
Feb "
23 %
Jan
713% Mar
1,77
Feb "
30 V4 '
14
'
'"2%'
--1
Gray.
Jan
7%
10%
14%
—1
Li
Rapids. Varnish—
—i-.
Manufacturing Co—• —__5
Great American Industries Inc— ;-100
Great Basins* Petroleiim Co_——. -20c
1
Great Lakes Bowling ' Corp—
Jan
146
——
Grand
Feb
12%
Inc--—
Goodman: Manufacturing Co-—— :i6% :
1
Gordon Jewfelry class A——
jA
Gorham' Corporation—2-—-
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Diversey Corp—.—
Dixilyn Corp class A conv
Dixon Chemical & Research
Dome Petroleum Ltd-—
Araer
Draper
1,100
10%
10%
I
1
Detroit
-1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
25c
Dielectric Products Engineering Co be 1
Dilbert's Quality SupermktS com—-lOo
T% 1st preferred
10
$2
8%
(Adolf)
s
•
1,U00
33%; 34%
1
Knitting' Mills ,IncL__——
Gloray
Gobel
5Va
9%
'1—5
'
22%
-
28 Vs.
30%
GoldfieM Consolidated Mines——
8% 7
25%
1%
.
40 Va Jan
.
"
6,400
;
16%
15%
13%
Feb
12%
-15 v
'"21-%
Jan
Feb
414
*
Jan
11%
.
14%; Jan ;
*....12% Jan
900
1,100
28%".
•9%; i 8,900
.
14Ve.
;
13%
Jan
Feb
5%
8%
11%
147%
4,700
9,800
"V-
28%;
9^'
/;•
,
21%
—
3% Mar
32% Kfar
10%
.
7^ Jan 7
/, ,7% Feb '
'
Feb
7'*., 94% Jan;*.;.
-y 27%". ,26%
27 "
28%'
1
Inc——
5%
2%
350
12
1,200
12
101.; ; Feb ?
16%
class B——.
-2% Jan
12%
"
,9 V4
7
Jan
3,700
9%
Manufacturing
Industrial Products
Dorr-Oliver
4%
Jan
5A
Detroit Gasket &
Dominion
c:
8%
6%
11%
Desilu Productions Inc
Distillers
5
Feb
2%
30
-~®
100
Mfg class A
debenture stdck
8%
■
7%
5,300
1,200
2%
5Va
-35
com—20c
Dejay Stores
Dennison
> 4% /
1%
-1®®
Dayoo Corp class A
D
7%
.
ey.
——
Inc.
7%
2%
2.50
Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
Davidson Brothers Inc
Davega
Day Mines
7%
77*5
50C
Jan'
Jan
;27a" Jan
25,600
14%
Va
12
——
Security -Systems,
Globe Union Co Ino^._.
18%
35%
.
Mar!
19,300:
13%
13 /•
T4V«
„
Ltd
Globe
•
!* 8% Mar ;
2 i/a. Jan
.5% Jan.
,'
•
33
.2.50
14%
Glenmore Distilleries
Feb
"l%
500
"700
2%
.
12%
:■
Glass Tite Industries Inc__—— -..40
Crystal Dairies
High
311/2 Mar '
'■;6%,{'-:7
*••
*12%
.—5
class A p-v
Foods Inc com
14%
.,
400
8"%,
.2 %
.
6%
.
Gilbert
D
Da itch
2,600
4,100
>"8%
Corp———— —50c
Gianninl' Controls
13%
'
13%
15%
32%-
Mar
16
Low
2%.
1
General., Stores Corporation^
—-1
Genung^s Incorporated*———
Georgia- Power $5 preferred-^.——,
$4.60 preferred——
Feb
I
—1
—1
—1
—
General Gas Corp.—
General Plywood Corp^____
17% Jan
15%
~
Fireproofing————
.General
8% Jan '
.
1,000
1,700 ;
27
9
14%
14,800
10% Feb
Jan
Jan
7%
7%
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•/31%
.l_l -'
General; Development Corp—--General Electric Co Ltd—
;r *
{American dep rets ord reg——.—£1
Feb
7%
Shares
-100
General Alloys Co—-1
General Builders Corp——
Jan
3
'"4%
4%
"2 Vb
43
6%
900
4%
-
Jan
Jan
15%
—1-
.
.7% Feb
1%
8,800"
inc
5%
11%
Jan
37 Va
2,800
8%
8%
17'/.
*
1%
42
8%
34% 7
common-
900
8
10%
3%
7%
10c
Corporation
Manufacturing Co class
Laboratories class A common—l
Cubic
preferred^—
Gellman Mfg Co.
General Acceptance ; "Wts"
»!■
,.4%
Co
Tobacco
Cuban
Jan
7
4.
6
25S
Drug Co—_—
Crystal Oil & Land Go
21
1%
15%
»
Crown
20
39%
8%
Low
GatineaU. Power: Co- common—-—-*
100
"
8%'
•
_—
Central Petroleum
Garan
Feb
20%
'
1%
40%
Crown
Crown
17
Jan.
16% Jan
22
•7
—;n_
Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Corp
®
Consolidated Corp
Petroleum
Crose United
15% Feb
20% Jan
7%
„
Jord
200
300
10%
10 Va
Crane Carrier
Creole
Jan
15%
21%
20%
&
Sales
for Week
Prices
G
Feb
15%
15%
Reynolds common
;
preferred class A
--Beverage Cprp
—,
Bottling Co of New England—1
$1
h
17
Par
High
18.
Jan
21%
g
Inc
Corroon
LOW
17%
Week's
'< of
Sate Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
cl A voting—^
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting—:
Coro
Shares
1
Last
STOCK 3
,for Week
Range
•f Prices
Range
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
-
*
3%
*85
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
;■ Mar ;
^9%: Neb.
'
500
.17% Feb
^267,300
Jan
"'.26'3il
Feb
Mar-
; ■-
0
.*
•
-
(1233)
Financial Chronicle
; ; ; The Commercial and
195 * Number' 6141
Volume
■
..
.
>
1
33
,
.
(Range for Week Ended March; 9)
Week's
Friday
••
Exchange
American Stock
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
Asbestos Corp.
Petrochemicals-
Jefferson Lake
Series
.1
Corp
Jupiter
5%
6,000
6,200
8
•8ft
-; 8 i &
"
14
4
4 Vs
_i6c
Ihc_.
(The)-."—
-
Jan
6%' Jan
-9% Mar*
8'A
4,500
13,100
Company
Vernon Mills
Mount
Feb
418
Feb
Movie Star
8'V
'
8>
J
"■Kansas
8%V9% •* 44,200
& Company—
Electric 4%%
Karauau
Corp
Kaweckl
,„r
■"
1,000
48y4
*'
class
Inc
2 V
/< 10%
14
-■
TV
18
1,500
16%
Jan
18%
34
3,000'
30%
Jan
34
Mar
13 •
12%
13
11%
Jan
14
Jan
7%
7%
12%
12«A
12%
A_
5%
Mfg
Muier
Jan.
: ;
i56
*
11
Nachimm
Inc
21:
.
Jan
Feb
Debydrat & Milling—3
—-1
National Bowl-O-AIul Corp
1
>15% Mar
Jan
National
Brewing. Co
National
Casket
7%
Jan
National Company
Feb
28%
Corp.
,
7%
-
-
.
.
-
Feb "
19
•
8,700
5,300
2%
National
Jan
9%
1,900
&
Sessions Co—
is y8
18%
3,700
17%
National
Equipment
National
Petroleum
Jan
National
Presto
Feb
2%
600
2%
2% Mar
9%
3%
5VB
19
6 y*
"
*•
700
5%
3'A
14
-
••
Feb
5%
•
.5
2,000
19%
5
6%
3,300
Jan
3
-
Jan
"a,"
MotornProuucls
15
Feb
class
Jan
1,700
4%
8
1,100
7% Jan
4%
-5'A
2,200
4%
Feb
:
"2
16,100
1%
Jan
t
-
;
Video
31:
Y commohil>
27,'At- 33% %
-
if•
America Inc.
.'"Livingston: OH iCbw—
-
r
12%
io
8%;
'*!->•'
;
17% :.
'.t; 5% ^ >5
i-'-'i'-. '.
Idria
New
'
6 *
Jan:;'
4%
4%
100
3%
5,050
27 V*
Jan
11%
11%
12 'A
5,700
11
Lodge'& Sliiphiy (The)
TyLQilgih(;s.-WituiH4M!i' Watch1., Lontt: Eloctrdnics-:. Ctii'p^y-A--p4>^y25c j
It
Feb ': :
5%
}
5,400
13
19%
19 V4
13,500
-^eVa
my:% 26%/ 28%:
21/->21%J"
V 3,400
Tl/y ,73.>>
Mines_:__10c 5.'JV^3'WAi* .22/;? 23% '
29' >/28%:
2.50
'.5,300
6-
-T;
-21%
0
LuiikenheimOr (The)
Co_
9%
Lyiieir Corp
3,800
■f4 200 '
Feb *
'
19'A
800
24
25'A
3,000
22%
37
9,400
22
Jan
20 %
i.»
Mack
Trucks. Itic '. warrahtSMadke .Vending Co-class A'_
18%
X ^4,
Corp vtc-aVl-ll^lC.
; 1%
i
22%
Ma'hi.eP Public Ser'vicb' /u_l,__^::i:-/-r_-7,
Majestic Specialties I0c—^1—•
"
i
.
26% >26%
I 34%
35%
1%
700
13,500
2,700
9%: '10
%r 37%;
48,700
/
900
v
6y8v't6 y4
:
:
9%-10%
/ •:-3%«.->3%
■
71,400
4%,/-5/:":
>
Merchants' Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island
Metal
•
"1,700
Miami Extruders 7110.
Min-nj. Industries
12%
;
<6%,
12%
.2
15%
14%
15%
1,700
143A Mar
Co——
-_1
17
16%
17%
1,900
16
1%
1%
1%
26,800
iy8
Jan
11
18
1
13,700
12
Jan
,25c
34%
33%
35
4,600
32'/a
Jan
36
Jan
.1
12%
12%
12%
800
11 %
Jan
13%
Feb
2%
46,700
1
Watcli Co.
Clock. &
Chem
&c
.50c'
Co.
Zinc.
2%
.1
■
Oil
2%
Midwest
Investment
14; ..
20%
/Likr-Spc
2.50
26%
Mohawk
Airlines
Molybdenite
Molybdenum
36%'%
10% >
133a
-
325
Royalties
Canadian
Oils
Feb
\X-iX Jan
142
24%"^-
24%
5%
>'
1
—I—1
Corp of. America_»i_.J_l
28-:<
14 •
Warrants
"2%/.
Monogfam: Precision Industries
6
2%
:%
6
5%
r
-
; t
•'
Feb;.
2% ;
I
,
j
-8,500
29%
14%'i- -1,700
■
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-
,
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see
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page
35.
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58
-
7%
Jan
Feb
Feb
3%
J an
4%
5
3,000
4%
Feb
6 Va
Jan
2»/a
400
2%
Jan
3
Feb
-
1,400
-
13A
3%
57
370
>
T' 1 V'.i '■
0
JanI
Feb'
9%
2'/a
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
62
Mar
Jan
-
,
Jan
*
Mar-
93
300
88%
Jan
107,200
%
Jan
'•-> % :Mar
7%
Jan
t
9 Va Mar
3
Feb
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?
5,000
=
186,000-
(Dei)
r
19%
19 y.
19%
10,100
24%
Co_
23%
24'/a
H)%
21,200
28%.
28%
/,
,14%
Feb
19%
22%
Jan
26%
9%- Jan
11%
46,700
10'A
,
.
'95%''
proft»rred_
'
1,700.
5%>.
'
25%
16'/2
7,600.1
4%.
.5%
Jan
93% Jan
280 Ji
95%V 97V
14%,
16 y8
sliares_10s
O'okiep Copier CO Ltd Anier
.
1,800-*
,12
O'Suilivun. Rubber
Corpi
14%
Securities.—.
Oversesis
;
&Oxford Electric Gorp—
Manufacturing
4V».
At coin—1
class
/ 60 y4
Jan
1* ''
Feb
400
14%
5'/a
2,100
4%
38%
T
Jail
4,300 *'
5%
Feb
Feb.
Jan-
-
-
Feb
63% Mar
19^8
Feb
4% '
.
16'% Mar
„
Jan
5%
6y«
5?a
28% " 30%
30%
8
8OO1
1,300 /
1,800 >/
18'A"18%
6%.;
•
98'% Jan
-
Jan
■>
29
,v
Jan
•
37/a
•
14'/8~ 14'/a
18 V8
1
637/a
61V*
61%
^
Mfg Corp.
Opelika
Feb-
"
Ccrp
"
.5 %.
5'/«
Products
&■
Electric
Jair
6% - Jan
15
Jau
Feb.
6
27% Jan
33% Feb
37
t
preferred—
prelen*red————
redeemable 1st preferred;
redeemable 1st pfd series
43
redeemable
redeemable
4,36%''redeemable
4.50%
1st
Pacific
Lighting
4,100
31'A
Jan
32%
Feb
29%
1,000
27%
Jan
29%
Feb
27%
27%
100
25%
Jan
28
Feb
26%
26%
1,500
26%
Jan
24'A
1st .preferred—25
1st preferred—25
•'
Petroleums
Pacific
Jan
' Feb
/
'
Feb1
..-Jan
*
"
*
Feb1
10
5'A-
150
93%
970
5%
97
Jan
93% Mar
97%
Jan
100
Mar
Jan
154
Jan
149
119,400
4%
■
3%
31% .
32%
3,000
14%
23400
14
;
35
Light
5%
2,900
8
Mar
103% 104 %
103%
pfd-
200
100
Jan
105
Feb
10
8%-
9%
Packer's Super MarketsPaddington Corp ciuss A
10
8%
4,500
»
49%
56 y2-
59%
5,900
22%
'
22
22 y8
2,900
22
49%
45
Jan
1 %
28,200
49%'"
47'/a
1%
1:
' 1%
7/a
18
-
92,300
%
Jan
Mar
•
Jan
24'A
Jan
800
Feb
Jan
•
62 V'4
Jan
59-
Tubes—
Pall Corp class A
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Feb
10'A
8'A
8<
——
&
Jan
17 'A
Jan
•
8
Feb
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
31
14%.
Feb
93%
88%. Jan
14'Av
LLd
Feb
Jan
Jan
90
240
151
10%
8%
91 y4
;
320
100
24%' Feb
24% Mar
32%
Page-Hersey
Jan
29%
Feb /
Park
17
•'•
;
Jan
Park
'/
•Class
Jan
53
Jan
1 % Mar
1 % Mar
•ft
100'
V 93
Feb
"
71 '
'
Jan '
Feb
J.i10%Jaff
!
Corp.
Patino of Canada Ltd
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd.
Peninsular Metal Products—-rr—
Penn
Traffic
Pentron'
7%
8%
•
500
:
1,600
»y4;
10% •
/
7%
Jan
8% Mar
9%
Feb
11%. Feb
Co—
Electronics- Corp..
10'A-
9%
22%-
22%
22%
200
20 y4
21
B__
Parkersburg-Aetna
92 % " Feb
/ ,149%'Mar
Chemical Company
Electrochemical Corp class A.
Pen Co class A.
Parker
// 3% Jan
j
93%
Jan
Jan'
'6% Jan
17
*
Power
9
96%
92 'A-
Airlines
22%
4,400
95'%
Feb
Feb
26
22%
1,600
151
151
25'A
1,000
24'/2
99*
100'
Northwest Bell Telep
Pacific
25%Mar
2634- Jan
8%
95%-
preferred.
conv
dividend preferred.
divideud- preferred.
Northern
Jan
Jan
93%
8%
—2
preferred^.
preferred.
Pacific
24%
24'A
26%
25%
24'/a
23 y»
$4.50
Pacific
•
26
2O*)B
Jan
800
1,500
26%
26 '/a
A
/
Jan
32 y4
29
*»s
preferred—25
Inc
Industries
Feb
32
29
—25
25
25
1st
300
40
38%
32'/a
1st pid—2a
Jan -■
63A
-
——
ii'/o
1st
$4.36
25
Jan
50
"1,600
2%
■
3,700
■
$4.75
14%
/
/144 °A" Jait
V 73 4 / 8"'"'
5,200
9,200
■
10,300
preferred
*
103%: Jan
v
Jan'
,
3%
2%
Town? Corp common
40c
Feb
13-
,.
Jan
91
Jan
3%;
Inc.
dividend
», 36 % Mar't *
Jan
/ 97%
-
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—
Morse 1 Hlectro-Pindu ctg_i—
Old
V
dividend
8%
Jan
.
Jah"
Jah
7%
4 %'A
Anier
4 %7£
$4.75
30%
1
Jan
89 '
-
Jan i
>ft
V«
I'A
17,400
%/
5-
Co
Power
$4.40
14%
% Jam
2%
2,500
•4;40 <6
V
Ohio
'
/ 21 r/: Jan
.
Jan/ '
•
Jan
17.
28%"'
38% :Jan ;
« 6%
Feb ;>
«
5% Jan
'•
47
9
-10%,
7
:
11%
-
.
Feb
12
Feb
___v.—
Berv
Manufacturing
Jan
3'A* Jan
12
.
63a Mar
-25 ;
36»/a
Corp.
of
Corp
Pacific
'
Mohongahela Power Co—
—100
prelerred-i.—l. ■./:
4.80^'preferred series: B—>/___ -100
4.50% preferred series C—
1100
Industrial
4.80%
;
l33/a Mar ";
'5% Jan
-
w.
6,400
1,050
8%
6% Jan"""
t
"/ Jan '
24'/a
40 y4
RR Co——.—
Occidental Petroleiun
5%
Jan /
2iya* Jan
>
.
101% Jan
1,300
5;200
-
%
•
r.-600
Mar
pfd
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd-
5 '/a%'
;/,/3i:>-7 Jan
Jan
12%
39
138Jan
„
■{ Jan 7
5 y2
-
'
800
Jan
Ltd
Airlines—
Perm
Oxford
719
'/- 34% Jan
%. 8'A Jari
8,600
X
.
12
Corp. (Can)* Ltd
«
'
-
Jan
Mar
34
3%
fcsoutncni. Railway.
Guio' Brass
' •'
' X:>-
12% Ian
'
•
pfd^-100
—
"
'•
2-ja
Jan
115
38
7
23%' Jan
•v-
1,900
13
"ctfs"—i.
RR
Inc
6%
10%
^__-_10c
Company
•
35%-
prel^rredd™^__50
Corp_7_—t_Z—_il
Mtssouri-Kansas-Texas
•
6%
Corp of Catiadaiul-_^_i_^——
Aluminum
7,100-
-
&
•Warrants
qonunon...50c
Minnesota-Power,Light 5%
22
1%
Jan
150
16
Ogden Corp
Iv7-/Feb';;
20%; Janv
.
8,300
Jan
l 'A
1,900
liV
.
CJay
Jan
;13
1,800":
'
--
"
l'/a
">
39
8%'
American
Ous
25% Mar
5
-
Jan
118
Ltd.
Inc
Pacific
Jan
10'A Feb
V 1,000
•
24%;; 25%
convertible
4%V
Mining
Mirro
13%'
24%.
Rosario. .3.33%
Inc.
Pacific
if
s
11% Feb
.
/
l :
20%
Mill Factors Corp____—
2%
>
10,400
Co__:5
Jan
.11% Feb "
800
2,200
-
28%
-
conv
Midwestern Finahcial Corp
Milo Electronics
,
Feb
17%
39
Co.
Mines.
/.Feb :;
.»l3%vMar «*'
/II -' Feb
!
Feb
Jan
37
39'
Honduras
Mines
Rim
->,vi6%-: Jan.;"*
27'A'FebV
3,300
S
"11%
25 *A
Inc
preferred
Mid-West/Abrasive——*-__^_A_—-_l50c
Corir $1
Wohl Co
2%"/3/./ '/
10% ' 11%
Hone .Corp—
Associates
Midland
MUler
2,100
Feb
:19
,
115
Co..
Liles
Nortii
Feb":/ :
3%
1
■>/ 5% Feb
"-'1,600
13%
11%
p'referred
Micromatic
Microwave
12%
12%
A
Michigan Sugar Co common
~
900
5%?".. 5%
.
class
Inc
Michigan' Chenfical-Corp—L
>
Feb
Jan
42% .Jan
7
%-Jan
2,600
Mitring Corp Ltd'^^-—
& Tliermit Corp
Feb
3'/a
*
.118 4 Ian/•
', 4% Feb;;'
•19%; Feb :
5,000
125'% 127%
"
:
MeiiaWio M'fg "Co^i4
2%
-
47,«
Jan
10%
Jan
V
-
9% Mar: /.'.
22,800
„
Jan
Jan
2%
4,300
Auction
Novo
Feb v
10%
.
6%-Jan
42,200
Corp. warrants
Feb
;
11%: Jan
-
2%
3'A
12%
&
Nuclear
27
33 Va- Jan
13:.13%
V-
1% Mar
400
2,900
,-;tlo y«i Feb / '?
/'
Jan
3%
,
4,200
22,500
11%
York
North
V-'
5. ' TMar
•;
;
'.-.35% Mar.
•
4,600
35 ya
34%:
0%
.
3'A
12%
Northern. Ind" Pub
-t;,i% Mar
'17%'Feb
>
.:
35
4 MpCiillobh Oil Corix./
Mead Jaluison &■ C0_
^
■
3%
2%
-20c
A_.
^
■
22% : 24% /'
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-
/
/
■
2%
3%
1%
~3:'>
Inc——
Min
Northeast'
21%, Jan];. V; 22% Mar
32 Va Jan
:
24% Feb v'l
/:-9t/'.Jan/'..> *11% Jan £ >
34% Feb '-•/ / 40%r Jan
1,800'
11,200:
Mar
20 % Mar
16'A
North
/'•
rj'--'
i Marconi international Marine
Communication, Co Ltd
Mariir/Marietta Corp warrants:
•„ Maryland-Cup;Corii—Massey-Fergtison' Ltd:/Maule Industries ,Tnc—
Mcoroiy
35%
Jan/-. 1
4% Jan
4
-1,200.!
-
9%/ii-/'/
>
Mansfield Industries InC.
Mansfieid Tire
•
30%2"-1:.
•'-/:-%>Jan,
7,100;
6% 22 ^ 22%'" t;
6%5
37
Jan
-9% Mar
v
.;.-4'A' Mar'f"
466,500
Jan
Feb
Jan
class
North
'■■•'"■25^2""Jarr-
.
1%:
5-.-/.' « 7,700
4V*..-,
>
-600
18%
Feb
22 »A
27'A
'
13%
York
Norfolk
r:.'rf4
Feb I;:/-:
y«.'Fcb; W
24% Jan
>600
25
'
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Mar
4;.'?"; Feb 1;/
-
21
21400 .
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;
26%^
9% '
Mallory Randall Corp-—4—''
Mangel Stores.-'—__1
,
"5.
HW
Cori)Qration_—____i_4--50c
Magna; Oil
,
v.
/
18'% Mar
'■f r29% Feb--;.
; 8'A Feb.
5,100
-
.
„
?.4%/
Macoid Industries-Inc^ji:_>—
.
"24%>;
22 >4
28%- 29:
Mickey Alrlihes inc^.
Petrbleum
44;/;A4%^; :
—
3ft
Jan
29%
20%
.30c
Mexico & Arizona Land.
Oak
MaeFadden-Bartetl Corp
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
3,800
Mur
Nipissing
"x,,}'16
Mar ; v
///35ya~:;Jan.>7*"
Jan
-
'.14%
Jan
Jan
2V4
36'%
r
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Process
Noma
Feb
Feb
-
•
4,300"
9%
-
28
12%
15
24
2
.10c
Park
Nickel
-
2i;';1an
'/7L>:' Mar."-" :;;/j--v75/ Jan
; 20% Feb-; >:Z,;27%' Jan
'
&' Exploratioir->_i5.i308. ;:>>7t
300
Jan
Mar
'
5'/4"Janv
>
/
i
7,700
3'/a i 106,000
Jail
Mar
12'Tb
Jan
.
14
New
:■ 11% .Jan
Jan
11%
5,700
Lotrtsiana- Gas Service
Silver. Lead
3%
•/ 3,900
AVi O.•
4%. Jan
4'/4
32
Jan
16%;Feb
"/ 1 % Jan
-1%
7*..:
Louis" Sherry Preser-ve*'
3% Mar
Feb
13%
New
Jan
Jan
;14% Jan
13% ^le/,
1-%
Feb
Mar
-
12'/2
Jan
31 Va
3%
Corp.
New
^,i'4'3/fian
Jan
...
2,400
3%
30 %
17%
Associates.
New
/
Feb
.-;.,.33%.Mar
:.*J<
8% Jan
8 >> Jan
'9-
■A 6,300
;
3%
9
10% Mar
30%
—10
New
Jan
2%
-
11%
500
"
Feb
19,600
12%
13%
Jersey
25%
1
V
Friday
20,700
6%
2,500
121/8
Feb
97a' Jair
.50c
Haven
Bartlett-—
Kessler &
A__-L>Ti>--^--iu-r>_i.--4-.-25c
LcttiisiaiiuJ Land
10 y8
173/8
new common..
'
•-*>
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-9
'
:
r
300
:
12%
Jan
Jan.-
13 A
-
Inc—I——
Don
New
Jan
,
9
-
Feb
20%
32,400
'8%^=
•
11%
•
"
Chain
.
9JA
T'/a
Feb
2,500
13
Co_.
Corp
Stores
New
Jan
8
;>
t
.22%
preferred
Magellan
fJan
Jan
7%
9
8%
•
Electric
Union
Nelly
Jan
6%
v'5%
>
4%
A.
Litliium Corp of
1
Jan
7
Jan
•
>:
7%
Corp..
< R G ) Inc.
11%
12
3ft
Ltd:
Car
Telefilm
Nestle-Le
20%
Jan
5%
5%
.
Retilty
Liberty Fabrics of N
•;
Feb
35
-
'
Nedieks
.'
'
•
8
Lev
■V
Jau
Mar
4
12%
6% Mar
3,200
11,500
9?o-
','3%
l
Steel
Jan
4
'.«>
•
"
5%,
n
1,100
13 y4
19'A
Industries Inc.
'
Jan
..
5%
Jan
19
1,300
57/«
•• -•
•6ya"
6»A
12^
13
Rubber Machinery—
r'
Jan
25'A
3'A Mar
13 y4
300
14
■
10%
'
:
9%- Jan
1
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National
Feb
25'A
J
1%
.1
Corp _£
Filter" Corp—
Lucky
Syrian
—1
National Research Corp—
/
Feb
-
.10
Inc.
Industries
Lee
-
Feb
5%
66 3
32% Mar
1,300
—25c
Machines-
Weld
Electric
Feb
28 %
20% Mar
~3%
.1
.3
Lamson
'■>
600
6%
1,500=
1
—
.15%
/
Feb
224"
._5
Cla.-s
14%
Jan
-
5
Inc
Jan~
6% Jan
203/A
,
V 18%
.1
Corp of, Delaware:..
\
J
33»A
11%
:—1
(Mich)—
Company
24%
,
Jan
2%
21%
.1
Mines' Ltd.
Steel
Jan
Jan
•
National
2%
7%
2%
-7%:
.10c
Industries
Lock wood
Feb
52
11%.
8%
Hess-
Jan
25%
/•
Bellas
t7s
.15'A Feb
COrp
Lamson
Locke
9%
Jan
5y«
1,300
11%
Alfalfa
National
^ 25%
16%
loo
Lakey Foundry Corp.
,
12%
9,000
66%
8%
11%
Nat
22% Mar
■
8
Feb
National
v.
iay8
Inc-
2'A
.7% Jan
300,
.7,700
,
'
5J'r
1,500
5%
%
6% "
6 */*.%«
Corp—
Industries Inc.
Nast, Inc class A.
Napco
f Feb
6
400
i
V-
Apparel. Inc—.
Lafayette Radio Electronics
1
'
10%.
"b'%
3%
:>ft Jan
v
■
3Feb
^Jan""
19% Mar
..
V
300
;,;,6>A *',•
22'%" .23% •2,400
6
L'Alglon
v-
7%- Feb
32%
fiiuf Co
> 1 ya
/IfcVFcb//
200
■
C
National
Le Tourneau
Feb
Feb.
National
;
2,900
5%,
61
61%
Co
Company
National Transit
Lefcourt
600
7%
lnc_
Ohio
National
r-
Feb
17%
22%
Feb-
\12%
\
3>/." Jan-
X\ 14,900
21%
pV'
Corp
(
'
"j'an
"C.2
10,500
Electronics
25
Jan
v-,
'15% -"-, .1,700
19%
Class A. common
Larchfield
Jan
Jan
5%
50% Feb.
^
/ y"Tli--'peb ,•>' *
,7,100
2'A
15»%
(The) Corp class A
The ) Forge Co
La us ton
Jan
Feb
-Jan *'
21%,Feb
3»:.. >3%-./ 1,400
Rubber Co.
i
Kulka
Lamb
4%
4
Feb
45
600
Corp
Shore
1,000
14%
Feb
21%
7,200
'i'i
<H L) Inc
Kropp
Lake
Jan-
Jan
98
.•-ll%^Jah":
l'A-.-i'A
Dept Stores Inc
Hotels
3%
-.
Feb *.
•
300
—
2-feS2%
Copper Cobalt Ltd
Industries
Kratter
High
Jan
3%
17%,
50c
A
class
Virieotronics
Namm-Loeser's
Klein
Kastin
>
-26 Va
i
1,600
,13% V" 3,900
13.
Kleer-Vu
Kiiott
Jan
Mar."
19
3,800
s.
11% >il:%
Klrkland Minerals Corp Ltd-
t
:3
23
23'%
10 Va- Jan-
Feb
>/ 95 '%. Jan
1,400
22'%
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products/—
Kirby' Petroleum Co.—
Kijrkeby-Natus Coyp
Klton
8%
j.
6,000
■*
J
45;
Co
(Del)'—
(I' B
"
19%
Kin-Ark-Oil Company
Kleiner/
'I-..
■
.
" -23% X'
19 '%
(Walter). & Co-
(S)
;
3%
-
23
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kiiembe
5y«
8%
100
— .
Chemical
Kawneer Co
Kidde
3 'A -.
'
&
Drug, Company
Katz
4%
1,600
;
33%.
Muskogee:; Co-—w-—-—4.4-
Gas
3%
10% Mar
Mar
MPO
Industries: Corp
Kaimian, (D j
i
3%
"
Tel & Tei_,
States
Moskegont Pistoni.
If V
9%
Jan
.
Mumz
Kaiser
Inc_
8%
5
-
12.50
Movieiab Film Laboratories class A.—1
Mountain
Murray
.
"Low '
9%
3%
1
4
1
2.50
com
9%
,
4i'u Mar
,"4 y# - Feb
10%
Products
preferred—,
5%
Feb
1,300
3,500
Metal
Clemens
Diablo
Mt
.7% -Feb
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
*
5%-Mar
-
Shares
]
'
/ m>
•
8'/.
.-75c
22%
Feb
4%
to
"
4%
19%
2,900
9%
5%
:
warrants.
B
Industries
Jetronic
'
22--.
]8ya
5'A-
.8%
.1
Lake
Jefferson
.1
Co—
Jefierson- Construbtion,
21%
21%
4
Sales
for Week
Baiife''
•f Prices
Par
High
Low
High
6%
CO.
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Mt;
Jeannette Glass
Week's.
Friday
S T O CK S
ifor Wreek
Range
Last,
S TOCKS;
•„
Sales
20%
21% s
600
.20%
r
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11!
11%
2%
11
-
11
.
—-
_4%»
4»A'
2%
^"4%
2,500
Feb
Jan
8'a Mar
2i\
2,500
1,800
24%Feb
22%
12 Va Mar
6%
7,000
41'/t;
Jan
9'A Jan
23,600
8»/a4
7%
8%
Jan
10%
/
8%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
11%
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Jan
10-
Jan
4V» Mar
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The Commercial and Financial
.
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
.
(1234)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 9)
Week's
Last
Stock Exchange
American
for Week
Low
Par
Low
High
Par
Co (Mass)—<20
of
,
*
Pepperell Manufacturing
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Perfect
Photo
Permian
Industries
Co
Plastics Corp
Scale—
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A—
Pneumatic
<fc Lambert Co
Inc
Prentice-IIall Inc
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13%
Jan
8%
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9%
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4,100
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12%
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9
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39
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24%
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14
12,000
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15%
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7%
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Inc
Technicolor
24 J/a Mar
11%
9'lit
24
*
9%
21 Va
11%
9";«
1
13%
37%
23
common——--5
5
4% cumulative preferred
10
Tampa Electric Co
*
Taylor International Corp
5
Technical Materiel new com wi
12%c
Technical Operations Inc_
—_•
Jan
17%
20% Mar
T
Feb
7%
Jan
12%
Electronics
Class
Jan
7%
14 V4
'
International Petrol Corp—__1
Talon
Jan
8%
,
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal
9%
Feb
Jan
15,300
1
Jan
2%
lnc„_20e
——-
Roosevelt Raceway
Products
Jan
12%
dep rets ord regis
Rowland
8
19%
2%
Metals'Inc
Field
Feb
Feb
Jan
12 %
Royce Lld-
Ross
5%
4V4 Jan
6%
pl'd F'-—100
Corp.—
Amer
19%
18 Va
Broadcasting Inc——.—
Roosevelt
^
19%
11%
20%'
20%
-9V)
Jan
—1
Corp
Corporation
6%'Jan
6%'Jan
*
86
Supevcrete Ltd
—-—25c
Superior Tool & Die Co__
1
Superior Window Co class A
10c
Supermarkets Operating Co
50c
Supronlcs Corp ——
2§c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
2
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
15%
Sunair
Jan
Jan
—J
common
Products
Technical
Rollins
Roy
Jan
61%
Wells
30%
50%
73/ii
i
—1
Corp
Inc
Shop
&
Jan
•9'/«
26 %
Sunset
4% Mar
Jan
1%
3,430
—I
Rogers
Rolls
3 Va
10,200
80
nv
1905.
Rochester*. Gas A'. .Elc: 4'iv
Rodney
Jan
(>•'%
—
Jan
to
Finance
Hitter
7%
Valley Gas Co—
cxienitod
Vie.
Mar
6
Stop
Struthers
27
47%. Mar
Feb
Jan
3,100
29%
1
Stephen (The) Company
50c
Sterling Aluminum Products-.
—-5
Sterling Brewers Inc;_——___r
1
Sterling Precision.-.Corp (Del)-—:—10c
Stetson (J B)..Cb—U_—-g—-—
Stinnea (Hugo) 'Corp'-I
5,;-
Stylon
Jan
50c
1
•
Inc
mme.y a—
86.900
%
; -
5%
1
10c
Corp
•
4%
Feb
23
Jan
4% Mar
1,600
1
1
Container
31%
19
12Aift0
26
Chemical Co
Stone
2% Mar
2% Mar
22 Va
20,500
1 %
1 %
22
Associates
4%
6%
4 Va
4 11
—1
1
•
Ai'geiil.ine Mining Co—.;
Ridgeway Corp.
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Rio
lie
12
Rico
Vvatmuls
%
80
Republic Foil Inc-j.—
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Restaurant
4%
6
4
lnc_——_—.—1
Co
Anns
•
6
-1.
10
—
Insurance Co
Remington
Roslstollex
22%
Corp'—.——J
investment
(Robert) & Co
Reliance
1
1
2%
"Pitinp Co—
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Re is
1
—
6
0%
„„—1—
Reel a
Reinsurance
a
ordinary
Corporation
Canada
Inc
Jan
Jan
11
29%
(
Investment
Estate
Real
Parts
Stcpan
31
Jan
of
Stelma
5,600
35
34
14%
6% Mar
L00
0 7 it
0%
6%
34%
Jan
14
300
14%
Co
Steel
111;.
Instruments Inc
Steel
•
—1
16
17 Va
450
300
9%
%
9>/4
25%
1
1
10c
50c
1
*
5
—16c
common
SlaUiam
Ranico Enterprises Inc
8
29%
10c
Corp
Mines Ltd
Industries Inc class A
Uranium
Slarrett
Feb
8%
10%
25%
—*■
,v-,
Aviation
Stanrock
a
Co
B
48%
'
3c
1
1
1
Co
Tube class
Standard
Q
Feb
35%
-1
v
Inc
Standard-Thomson
Stanley
Quebec Lithium Corp.—
Corp
Products
1,800
IB 11
Feb
Jan
800
29%
1
Co
Paint
18
Jan
3
Feb
670
r
-
lc
*
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
21%
200
20
19
Feb
29 Va
1
20
Corp..
Rand Corp warrants
Arena Inc
2,700
26%
25%
92%
2,70Q
17%
6%
1
Spencer Shoe
SI.60
Jan
87%
9,400
"1,800
47 Va
1
1
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
5A
36
in
30 Va
'
28
29%
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
Southland Royalty Co
14%
4,200
.
3'A
••
17%
Southern
•10%
15
Jan
% C
,; 3
„
Southern
5 "it
7V«
Jan
3%
Petroleum Corp__2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
39%
14 Vn
%
Jan
%
California
Southern
5%
7%
Jaa
1%
25 ^
25 V
25
25
25
25
cumulative
40%
15
•la
1 'A
3 Va
8.33V3
cumulative preferred
1,000
7%
1%
,
preference
4.48%
Feb
4,100
70
Ja»
12.50
Feb
2%
J.2 %
i a
1%
Edison—
11
10 VI
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common
new
Co
Jan
7
16
o
Corp
Oil
California
4.56%
12 V»
94a
14,800
6 Vu
1%
*
1
1%
1
4.78%
:
15%
10
6%
5%
£1
Inc
original preferred new
cumulative preferred
cumulative preference-'
5%
Jan
% Jail
44
13
Jan
2
.
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5%
1
Co
Manufacturing
Jan
12 %
2,600
5%
*
Oil
Corp
8
108
250
15%
1,300
•
•
Venezuelan
Feb
10%
32
30%
Singer,Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
7%
87l!
31
Jan
Publishing—
preferred
Ltd
Simpson's
Feb
8%
15%
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24 Va
rets
deposit
Boardman
conv
1,800
12 Vu
22%
500
Automobiles—
Siinca
Simmons
900
3,100
31,200
31Va
1
Feb
5% Mar
High
29%
30
.25c
5%
Jan
Low
,
.
30%
10c
38%
33 Va Mar
Range #Ince Jan. 1
»
2
20C
Corp.
Transistor
12V.
--—100
20c
3
.— *
5
Telephone Co
22%
100
87,i
1
Sound
800
105% 107
11 'A
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preferred..
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9
9
Public Service of Colorado—
Puerto Rico
8%
8
11 Va
—20
Company—
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118
157ii
1
common
preferred
27%
Jan
Jan
11%
7%
105%
1
Corp
proctor-Silex
Feb
lVa
5%
12,400
■
27%
,
Jan
22,500
High
,
27%
Jan
16%
21,900
5
.
11
9
1
1
66%
——lOo
—
1
Corp
Microwave
32%
Feb
/„•
34
•
12%
*
1
•
Precisionware
Jan
'
Poly cast (The) Corp—
2.50
Polymer Corp class A--;—.:
—-~~-i
Powdrell &, Alexander Inc (Del)—2.50
Corp of Canada—.
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
B
Feb
12%
•
11
30 Va
-
14,300
Jan
7%
33 Vu
7%
Inc—10c
—-*
—---1°
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Power
9%
400
2,100
.
1
6%
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ii
50
*
Preston
23%
i.1
ir4%-v
-}
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume & At wood Mfg CO-—
Precision
22%
1
5 •-
—.—f
Industries Inc
PraM
14%
33%
i,——1
(Del)
Class
S3
Tel Co—10 pesos
Aircraft Corp
Pioneer
32
13%
7
1
l
Pierce
30%
•
10%
1%
5
--
—-—
Screw
Phillips
10%
23%
lur
Phoenix Stoel Corp
Piasecki
88% Mar
&
Long Dist
Philippine
24%
Jan
13%
Inc
Corp
Oils
Feb
80
32
Minerals
JPliillips-Eckhardt Electronics
—-1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Peruvian
18%
900
10%
Corp
Circle
700
88'A
Silicon
Inc
Island
Long
Perfect
19%
87
Shares
—2
Jan
19%
88%
_—on
for Week
Low
"/
,i.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
19%
(The)
Boys
Pep
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
184 V2 Mar
•
Volume
Number 6141
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1235)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
stocks
~
American Stock
,
Last
,
Sale Price
Exchange
of Prices
Par
D
S
Air
Conditioning Corp—;
U S
Cepamic Tile
U
Rubber
S
Universal
American
Oil
Utah-Idaho Sugar—
-10
-
Vinco
Jan
700
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
1,300
6% Jan
7(4
Feb
3% Feb
4(4
Feb
4%
Feb
1,000
700
64%
6,300
49(4
Jan
7%
1,900
6%
Jan
7.
4
9% Jan
11% Feb
9%
11%
12,500
9% Mar
12
9%
5,200
15(4
8,300
Jan
Feb
35
Instrument
8% Mar
10(4 Jan
13 3«
15%
16(4
Jan
7%
8%
5,200
7% Mar
14%
Jan
8T«
8%
9»/4
2,300
8(4 Feb
11%
10%
13
Jan
1
.—2
.
10T4
45,400
8% Feb
11%
3,900
10(4 Jan
9%;
18,500
9
8%
\
8%
11(4
10%
11%
Jan
National
21(4 Mar
23(4
Jan
National Theatres
25o
21(4
21%
22
•
12 (4
12 %
13 yB
2,200
9%
Jan
Inc
1
7%
7%
7%
3.300
7
Jan
4
Feb
Aircraft
Co
•
434
100
4%
5%
8,000
65%
65%
653a
10
.4
10
5%
5%
1
~2%
_10o
•
98(4
*
100
—.
preferred
Waitt
Bond Inc
&
-6%
non-cum
;
common—T
preferred
conv
Waltham Precision Instruments
Webb
$6
&
Co
Knapp Inc common
preference
series
Wei man
■&
Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
Chemical
Products
*2(4
3%
West
Utilities
Texas
4.40%
pfd
Western
Equities
Co
2%
Jan
104%
Feb
4
Jan
93(4
55
971/4
107
93%
Jan
Jan
63%
110
Jan
Southern
5(4
9,600
Edison
3s
1965
95
97
12
90
103
53%
135%
13
•v
129
2,800
3
7%
Feb
3 (4s
series
A
1973
95
99
95
120
131
122
38
116%
126(4
80
111
110
345
97
110
7
261
319
14
93
76%
97
289%
94%
95
89%
89%
72
Feb
3s
series B
1973
9
2%s
series
1976
96
87
120% 120%
89%
90
98
$90
971/8
90
1
119
102%
136
100
104
.125% 128%
48
120
J 37
103
102
110
.100
127%
84%
81%
$83
96%
97
...Feb-Aug
Jan
:
80
90
$97(4
J an-July
4%
Jan
57(4
139
2
127
285
Mar-Sept
3%
3% Mar
130
45
121
86%
96
81(4
97%
85
95%
97%
82
82
•
7,800
7(4
$99%
1984—June-Dec
Jan
6%
3%
3 (4s
50
4(4
6(4
4
78%
—
California
6
39
45
118
95
89(4
Jan
Mar
34
5%
97
$ 121
106
100
1,000
1(4
Jan
121
6%
12
57(4
120
....
Jan
111%
ia
91
125
Feb-Oct
Jan
4(4
Jan
64
96
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
27%
1%
94%
95
96
96
1976
1968
3%
;
56
6%
1
1970
3(4s
1,200
34
x93 (4
100
25o
Development
Western
Jan
Mar
3 (4s
78%
79
90%
90%
..
1976
6%s
mortgage
600
-
!
Westbury Fashions Inc
Jan
1
30
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Jan
3
.
15
71
95
6%
51/4
5%
98%
99%
125
$118
Jan-July
3% Feb
98
170
4
34
Jan
6%
13
5 (4s
America
of
83(4
132
-
Mar-Sept
400
39,500
4
3%
Ohio
1st
59
56(4
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998
Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
May-Noo
5%'s- 1977
4
Jan-July
Realty Equities Corp of NY 7%s wi 1972—Feb-Aug
Realty Equities Corp—
7(4s (with warrants) 1972
Feb-Aug
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-lVoo
99
334
Nuclear
Occidental
Jan
Petroleum
.
1974—
Jan
Corp
17(4
78%
6%
99%
April-Oct
AprZZ-Oct
—Jan-July
1963
Jan
Feb
2(4 Mar
8,400
2 (a
98
3%
to
6%
Power
15%
Ltd—
Co
due 1953 extended
35
3
111% 114
>
May-Nov
;
1976
& TV 5%s
Electric Power
6 (4s
5s
5(4
Feb
5(4 Feb
600
2%
1%
2
50o
Inc
6
Nippon
Jan
Corp
71%
4% Feb
64
12
1
-1.25
.1%
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
4%
~:?5
13% Mar
8(4
111%
Jem-July
97
Feb
28
17
$93
91
9%
1
79%
80
;_Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
12%
Pood
High
31%
78
78(4
1st mtge 6%—Jan-July
Feb
Manufacturing
Wagner Baking common
1970
Italian Power Realization Tr 6%%
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978
Jan
VTR
300
4s
•
Research
Jan. 1
Low
31%
5%
7%
Vita
_
RR
10%
:
10,800
Range Since
No.
17
....
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984
Vogt
Products
Western
&
Bonds
Sold
High
Corp—
...
Hudson & Manhattan Corp.
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
Jan
10%
10%
Construction
Stores 5%s conv.
1981—.,
...Jun-Dec
Hoffman International 7s conv. debs. 1973—Jun-Dec
Jan
10
31(4
Hartfield
Feb
1
25c
Co
A
Registered
11 (4. Jan
8
■
&
•Guantanamo
4,300
8%
1st
National Realty
6(4s ex wts 1976—
Map-Nov
..L.May-Nov
„
Jan
27,300
Friday's
Division—
J
Jan
8%
10%
8
N
9%
8Vs
10%
31
of
mortgage 4s, series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Feb
10%
25c
1
Corporation
7%
1st
8
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Waco
Lackawanna
64% Mar
8%
8%
or
Bid & Asked
RR—
May-Noo
Fotochrome Inc 5%s 1981
Apr-Ocf
General Builders 6s subord debs 1963—April-Oct
General Development 6s 1974
May-Nov
10 V*
/
1
Western
&
First
Feb
4(4
4'A
.
63%
7
.25c
America—:r;
of America
class
64(4
17.78
•
8
r_—
(The)
4
"
cl A com.lOc
Venture Capital Corp
Victor Paint Co_
Inc
Jan
•
——
Corp
Victoreen
Delaware Lack
3%
7%
3%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
6%
4
Interest
Period
High
3,000
3%
7%
.
———
Viewlex
Low
High
6%
IV*
1—-
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion
Corp—
of
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. ]
Corp—v
1962
Universal Container Corp
Universal Controls Inc—
Corp
Friday
Shares
3%
1
Universal Consolidated
Valve
33/4
—1
Co.
Warrants Series 1955——-.—
Valspar
Low
~50o
Co
Reclaiming
Warrants Series
for Week
(Range for Week Ended March 9)
Sales
Range
Friday
35
$83 %
86(4
'
Western
10c
Inc
Nuclear
Inc
5o
Western Stockholders
Invest
3
3(4
3
$
C
3%s series D
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
'
la
%
3%s series E 1978
•fa Jan
Jan
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1976
7.1-
4,500
Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
•
37
37%
200
30% Jan
38
Feb
3s
series
F
20
34
34%
350
29 (4
35
Feb
3%s series
G
1981
Westmoreland
10
31% Feb
4(4s series H
1982
21% Mar
25%
Jan
4%s
series I
1982
Feb
15 %
Feb
4%s
series J
1982
1(4 Feb
1%
Jan
4%s series K
Western
Inc
22(4
21%
22(4
14(4
14
14 y4
1,000
lOo
1%
1(4
22,900
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
5 '/o
&
Brothers
.
Feb
10(4
Jan
26"% Mar
Feb "
16%
Jan
17(4
Feb
7(4
734
2,000
21(4
26%"
57,400
14%
14%
14
15%
8,100
7%
16%
Corp
5(4s
Inc
21%
17(4
700
15(4
Jan
%
%
If:
5,400
5%
5%
5%
5,300
•
4%
4
4
33%
34 7
33
Last
Sale Price
debs
6s
Feb-Aug
1973
Davega
6 (is
Mar-Sep
.
Stores Corp—
convertible subord debs
Jan
4(4 Feb
Feb
37
Jan
32
T% Jan
7%
Feb
200
6%
Jan
8
Feb
Jan
Week's Range
or
91 %
$121(4
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
High
Low
No.
High
57
69
65
60
$83%
92(4
90
92 y4
23
130
123
—
6
21
90%
88
113(4 115%
106
117
96%
96%
$94(4 100
series
85
131
87
16
78
87
96
22
93%
96
11
120%
30
51%
130
133
52%
:
1985
98 y4
Last
Interest
Period
s
f debentures
1972—
fund debentures 1973-.
% 1st mtge Si coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4(4s 1978—.—
4%s s f debentures 1978
3%s
sinking
Sale Price
or
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan- July
142%
95
mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
5%s s f debentures 1980
United States Freight Co—
5s
U
conv
United
4>%s
2%s debentures
1976
1967—
Steel 4s debs
States
s
1983
f debentures 1986
—
Baden (Germany) 7s 1951
•Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
Savings Banks and Clearing
105
Sold
Low
No.
High
High
89
89
93%
95
90%
91%
—
98%
—
91 %
99%
91%
;
*98%
*91%
99
*100%
..Mar-Sept
98 %
Jan-July
100%
97
101
99%
98%
2
100% 100%
15
99(4
101%
104% 104%
6
102%
104%
98%
..April-Oct
..May- Nov
..April-Oct
*103%
..Jan-July
..April-Oct
152%
103 %
Debt
Adjustment
5 (4s
seres
4 (4s
-
64
157%
82
94
95(4
96(4
101%
94
96(4
10
94
95
92
ioo y4
189
101 % 102
82
94
*82
96 y4
102
series B
Hanover
100
89%
..Mar-Sept
89%
119
Virginia Electric & Power CoFirst and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975-. .Mar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
-—
*82 y4
102%
101
14
99
92
27
88
92
122
39
119
136
A
M 3(4s
series
J
1982
6s s'lhnrd income debs 2008
Inc
5s
conv
subord
•V*.
78
*
78
7
91(4
92%
90
5
89
90
'
79%
89%
76
81
117
125
20
99% 100
..
14
125
..
119%
16
89%
72
178
112
.
81
127,
M
118
125
98
100
,
'
98%
98%
1
97%
98%
76
—
76
77(4
27
70%
77(4
$120
—
.
$8(4
,
—
—
10(4
—
8(4
9(4
.94(4
94(4
—
$90
1
-4..0 v.
■
$93
$119
$64
—
$60
$60
„
—
66
—
'
;t—'
—
—
—
66
—
.
$99(4 100
64
44(4
48
48
64
44%
—
48
6
-
64
44%
48
2
:
64
43%
38
48
par
RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 9)
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
Warren RR
first ref
or
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov.
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
-May-Noy
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Oct
5%8
debentures
Western Pacific
58
1982
RR Co
income debentures
3%s ser A
Jan-July
Jan-July
May
1981
1984
Union
Teleg. Co 5(4s debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3 (4s series C 1970
First mortgage 3(4s series D 1967
3%s
convertible
debentures
Wisconsin
s
May-Noy
..Feb-Aug
Jan -July
f debs 1980—
f debs 1978
s
Central RR
■
—
*85
Sold
Range Since
Jan. 1
-
Low
No.
High
3
32%
—
94
32%
,
96%
12
80%
80%
1
*92%
High
29
96
97
80%
80%
92%
96
92%
96%
97%
97(4
97
97%
20
56%
56%
57
39
50%
58
56
56
23
50y4
57%
95%
96
12
92
96
80%
80%
~6
99%
101%
8
96%
96%
99
105(4
*80%
—
101% 101%
967/a
96%
105
96%
96%
96% I
1
96%
136
104%
86%
5
86%
94%
*94
96
,
104% 105%
*73%
.Mar-Sept
96
*85
—
86
86%
94(4
94%
.
94%
13
—
—
94
94%
96
63(4
64
11
95%
61
97
85
95%
*95%
99%
85
96
—
65
Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004_
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan l 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976..
1st
32(4
...Jan-July
1975
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
gtd gold 3%s 2000
83
85
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976—..
83%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
53
55
9
47%
55
June-Deo
79%
79%
1
79%
79%
*91(4
89
89%
..May
53%
78
82%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1979
75
85
*83 y4
*84
—
Wisconsin
Public
Service
3 (4s
1971
93
87
87
1st mtge
88
4%s series
H
Jan -July
Co—
1990
...April-Oct
102
101
100
8
102
102
*86
72
71%
,
.v,;;
71%
5
86%
4
*91%
114(4
115
110%
109
110%
27
433
.
113 Ys
115
107
*75
April
112
70
75%
84%
84 y«
a
83%
85
lot sale not
r Cash sale
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
75
09% -72-"
84%
Deferred
delivery sale not included in the year's range, d Ex-interest. eOdd
Included in the year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included iu the year's range,
not Included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
a
73
86%
72
*86(4
114%
'^^ -tSerr mtge-incomff
series B lJaiT1991r-l_lAprir
VvFirst mortgage 3 (4s series B 1971——.Feb-Nov
92 Yb
$90
Low
the
.
102 %
.
1
Feb-4 ug
Gen mtce 4s Income series A Jan 1881
99%
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,
ij Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (nob included in year's range),
t Ex-distribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
•Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
♦No
Wabash RR Co—
*
106
98% 100(4
,,
3
90
__
19.67
85
—
1982__Mar-Sept
debs
105
3
25
:
;
*77(4
.April-Oci
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4 (4s 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
;
Mag-Nov
Fiist lien and ref mtge 3 (4s ser O 1973.April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983—
May-Nov
Vornado
103
92
92
1967
82%
83%
*79%
.Jane-Dee
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980-. .Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981.. .June-Dec
1st & ref
105%
105
101
Debentures—
(Prov)
Wilson & Co 4%s
Co—
1st & ref 2%s series G 1979.
104%
2
104
Assn—
J an-July
;
Jan-July
6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plait A)| 2%s 2008—May-Woo
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Map-Nov
•7s (issue of. Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
•
104%
136
—
150% 154
,
4%s eonv subord debs 1980.,
101%
22
99% 100(4
98(4
100% 101 (a
1
Jan. 1
*90
May-Nov
..April-Oct
..April-Oct
..Mar-Sept
Corp- of America—
.Jane-Dec
-3%s conv subord debentures 1969
4 (4s conv subord debentures 1976—— Max-Sept
Vendo
105
'•
—*
/-;■ '
102% 103
105
Jan-July
-Jan-July
•
German
Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Vanadium
'•
90
93%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Western
debentures
82(4-
86
"l
—
105
Feb-Aug
Range Since
*91%
..May -Nov
1981——
subord debentures
S.Rubber
2%s
Bonds
*94%
Feb-Aug
..May-Nov
1st
89%
''.ri,"'
98(4
..
1986
New York Stock
*89
Jan-July
__
90
98(4
$104%
1985
series N
Week's
Low
4%s
88%
80%
.
82%
'
Friday
1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st- mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975——
85
2
—
82%
$89
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
BONDS
Friday
United Gas Corp 2%s
83
:
,
■—■'
85
$89
—
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
1983
L
..
Mar-Sept
__Apr-Oct
Southern California Gas 3(4s 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif). 3s 1971—.Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3 (4s 1970
Feb-Aug
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973
Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv
subord debs
1976.
May-Noo
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jnne-Deo
4(4s
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
New York Stock Exchange
87(4
1
.
1
87
95%
87
Continued from page 30
BONDS
84%
82%
/
.
64
3
59
88%
88(4
88(4
Feb-Aug
1975—
Jan
Jan
57(4
Jan-July
1978
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Continental Vending 6s 1976
6%
5(4
$60
113(4
Jan
3,500
1974— ..June-Dec
92'
Jan
6(4
7
Friday
1
3%
1,200
7%
6%
;
Feb
2(4 Jan
Jan
2,300
6 (4
7(4
Feb
%
5%
2,700
a
7
6%
7
4s, inc debs 1994. —June-Dec
..June-Dee
Appalachian Elec Power 3(4s 1970
..Quar-Feb
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998—
...June-Dec
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
..June-Dec
BSF Co 5%s convertible 1969—
__Ju«e-Dec
Brandywine Raceway Assn 6s 1978
Chemoil Industries
6%
6% Feb
Araer Steel & pump
•
88
17(4 Mar
Period
debs
suord
conv
37% Mar
Jan
Low
Alsco
'
2(4 Jan
'
American Stock Exchange
97(4 Jan
.
13(4
Interest
■
Jan' ':■*
Jan
5,100
17
5a
——£1
40c
25c
5
1
50o
lOo
1
rets ord regular
preference
•.
Wright flargreaves Ltd
;
Yonkers Raceway Inc com—
G% ^preferred
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapala -Petroleum Corp
Jan
94
Vv
6%
21% Mar
195
18
16%
16%
1
-
•
15
10
95(4
37%
37
13
25'
16%
95(4
2
BONDS
Feb
Jan
25
.
•
Inc
(F W) Ltd—
Foods
Jan
14%
17%
25
-.American dep
Zion
24%
9(4 Mar
1,400
17,500
pfd—100
Pwr &
Wool worth
Feb
20%
700
10(4
21%
9%
19
1979
4%s series M
7%
.10
common
Industries
5s
Jan
Jan
l
Co
Light 4Vfe %
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall
Jan
3%
l
Industries
preferred
Wisconsin
29(4
21%
2% Mar
4,800
22
21(4
21%
1
Mar
16(4 Feb
25
1,500
3(4
2%
13(4
400
19
lOo
Inc
800
25(4
18%
•
(The)
(R C)
25
1
Williams Brothers Co
Williams
1(4
25
1
1
Wiebolt.Stores Inc.
Jan
Jan
30
l
lOo
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wtlliamhouse
34(4
$82 VB
*
Feb
,
..
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or Reorganized
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•TFriday'8..bidand nsk pricesf.no sales-being transacted during current
•Bonds selling 11ak
-,i.
•
•*:;%»
under Section 77 of
week.
^
f
r,
...■
r
*
V',v 'Pi"*'
36
OUT-OP-TOWN MARKETS:
Boston Stock
i
STOCKS
V.
Par
American
*
American
!
Motors
American
)■
>
Agricultural
Tel & Tel.—
Hecla
Calumet'&
Cities
68
69 A
16 %
16/4
J6 A 57%
*
17%
Jan
Sunray
136%
Jan
Gas
Eastern
Mass
St
'
*
22/8 ?2/4
-
52'A
Jan
Texas
Jan
91'A Mar
68
Mar
76%
.
-
*
17%
States
Jan
58%
Feb
Jan
New
Feb
22% Mar
15%
Jan
53%
17
;,
«
—
38
50
24
Jan
38
I5u
344
2,945
1,613
1,416
Jan
■'/-; 24
Low
Jan
56'A
58%
58%
24
52%
Jan
59% Feb
:
-
1
9
;
--
'9
5
>U
S
27%
27%
50
57%
58
56
52'A
Jan
207/«
21%"
75
20 %
Feb
•
_L
90
114%
Feb
121%
1
60 'A
56%
Feb
65%
-
62 y8
Feb
72%
-114% 116
59
60'A
59
30%
30%
244
116'A
;
70
71%
251
70
36%
155
69
•
—
36
-
-
.
.
69
$3,000
<67%
42'A
Feb
55'/a
Transit
4%s
187
28% Mar
32%
145
80'A
Feb
85%
Jan
v
Jan
81
1998
-
Jan
29%
80%
"
__
Detroit Stock
4
New
13c
v
—
25"%
"25%
49%
48%
70
*10
Pennsylvania RR
Folding Machine Co—
Drug & Chemical Co
Reece
2
2.50
Rexall
37%
16%
1%
44%
17%
■.
■
—
—
Jan
13c
Jan
23'A
Jan
Week's
Last
Feb
51 'A
1
Allied
;
Jan
35%
Jan
39'A
Jan
65%
Feb
70
,
500
Jan
1 'A
70
Sales
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
-
.'Avis'
Jan
Feb
2
53
Inc_.
Webster
&
Stone
1
Fruit CO
United
Shoe
Machinery
S Smelting Refin
U
Vermont
Corp
37'A
Jan
39%
Jan
«5'A
Jan
Budd
Company
Bucll
Die
Electric
Westinghouse
_100
Jan
24%
7%
Jan
62%
Jan
30%
Feb
Mf'g
Co
36%
16'A
Jan
Feb
,:>7% Mar
56i
16%'
Feb
18
.100
20%
Feb
24% Mar
200
..
7'A
Feb
Mar
'
•
Bunoughs
T%
1,200
l'A
Jan
1% Jan
15%
15%
361
13%
Jan
15% -Feb
to
name
(shares
three)-
Jan
70%
35%
Feb
42'A Mar
Davidson
72%
Jan
74'A Mar
Detroit
Edison——I
36%
820
35'A
Detroit
Gasket
Jan
Jan
39 'A
Paper
Continental
i
1,471
40%
10%
11'%
2,850
10%, Mar
11'A
—X
/L-L
—
1
——
1
.I 8%
17%
59
"•
1
Mfg——
11%
8%
—
:—*«>
—
Corp
Steel
46
1
r—
Inc
&
179
45
•11'A
.
10
46
—5
—L-——.'—10
Motors
Bros
10
J
Corporation
Consolidated
.Jan
8
l'A
5
Co—
for
67
Feb
5V8
—^^-1
;L
Inc
735
63'A
High
14% Mar
2,050
■
*
changed
merger
74'%
348
:
Feb
24%
Co—
_——
35%
—
•<V. 180
245/«
7%
exchanged one
;V 59
250
"7%
Y7%
17%
3%
L3%
"L 10
Mar
Jan
■48
,Feb
12%, Jan
Jan>
11% ' Feb
8% Mar
1,048
;
Mar
10
188
"
16%
>•
,
10
56'a
.200
10'A .Jan
Jan
61
>•
•1.
7% Mar
443 "
>Jan
.
8'A/Feb
16% Mar
17%. Jan
*
i.-,
'
Economy Baler Co__
Ford
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Balcrank
;——
Baldwin
Milling
8.50
Gas ;com»no"——
N O &
P—
T
Cincinnati
_
-
.
.20
-
-
—
Jan
32%
Jan
38'A
48'A
295
43%
48
119
47%
Jan'
51
Jan
93
24
40
M O 00
330
.L.;,v.
Jan
"
Jan
113%
ao%. Jan
24
48% Feb
42
52%
20%
115
19'/.
Jan
21%
Jan
23 y4
23%
198
21%
Jan.
24%
Feb
5
38'A
38%
37
Jan
39%
Feb
27%
26%
Feb
30'A,
Jan
39
.
....
81%
34 Ya
34%
2 »%
1
•••79%
34'/«
common—
250
-27>/a
81%
30%
:•*.
>•
1,169
1,517
;
26%
79%
Feb
26
31%
Jan
110
29%
Jan
-
v
i
37%
|l >
America
Co-of
■
American
20%
20%
60
v.
Jan
27%
.27 y«
30'
26%
Feb
28y«
70
57%
Feb
45%
45%
73
43'A Jan
46
1
45%
46
85
43%
Motors
—1.66%
„
17 L
..
.17V8.-
21
Tel & Tel Co
33%
12%
'92%
92%
1
18%
18"%
50
49'%
49%
20
>66%
69%
-
,
50
368
Ampex Corp
Anaconda
132"%
130% 133%
67%
-10
-
Mar
23
47'.
Jan
,
...47%
53
Steel
-8
Boeing
41%
268
c
.
53
15% .Jan
127%
10
Burroughs
.17%
17%
Jan
Corn
.19'A
,51%
Jan
'71%
Jan
i66'A
Feb
53
Mar
5 6'A
*
•
compilation
253/a
Jan
28%
Jan
28%
40%
Jan
43Tb
Jan
42%
200
Steel
L—
Co_LL--L
"
:Detroit
Dow
Du
30
380
45 %
56%
44%
50%
■"
—
-
Allied
Jan
Jan
48
Paso
60'A
Amerclan
Feb
Ford
I
American Can Co
American
54%
159
56%
American Home Products
5
50%
Jan
36
16%
Feb
169
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
Mar
17%
72'A
Jan
17
50
'65%
17
257
74
->
226%
18
Feb
:
Telephone
Goodyear
Tel
110
—
American
26%
Jan
46% Mar
53'A
Jan
Amsted
Anaconda
95% 103%
26%
__
*
:
Feb
60
233
69'A Jan
77% Mar
56%
695
52% Mar
57%
Jan
26%
401
25%
Jan
29'/a
Jan
42%
18
41
Jan
45
Jan
30 »A
36'A
Jan
116
10
26
Jan
29%
53%
Jan
57%
~~
59'%
59%
25
55%
Jan
62%
'
25%
26%
84
25% Mar
28%
Jan
1
Corp
"Monsanto
National
National
RR
38%
Jan
46'A
Jan
70'A
48%
48%
145
46 Yi
Jan
52'A
Jan
33%
34%
100
31%
Feb
116% 116%
21
113%
Jan
48%
ifi.y.
Dutch
Sears
Petroleum
.
„
Roebuck
57s/,
353^
62%
II
20 g
.
*r
Co
■
-
Southern Railway
Sperry Rand
Standard Brands
Avco
400
:
16'/».
Jan
23%
707
4
;
16% Mar
"•
Feb
25^8
Jan
3
Jan
3
15%
2gO
?4% Jan
130
7
Jan
.-Jan
"16%
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
«.'L
•
v
18'A
17%
L
-
600
.»16%
6 '/a
300
100
'
V
20%
64%
10%
20
300
Jan.
Feb *
58
•
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64
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200
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56%
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Jan
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—
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54
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-5
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(Un)
10
29%
29% 29%
2,200
27% Jan
29% Mar
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12%
44%
43% 45%
6.700
43% Jan
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--A—1.33%
-37
37
37
100
36
Jan
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(Un)
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A 60
60
100
58% Jan
61
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75 /b Jan >
84 /a Jan
Container Corp of America
5
28%
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^6^'8 Mar
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43%
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1 700 •
43% Mar
47% Ja^n
Continental Insurance Co—v
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67%
67% 68nu
500
64
Jan
71 /a Feb
Continental Motors Corp
(Un)
—1
11
11%
300
10% Jan
12
Jan
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5
54
54%
200
50
Jan
55
Jan
Corn Products Co
1
54
52% 54%
2,200
50V8 Jan
57% Jan
Crowell-Collier Publishing
1
40
38% 40
400
35
Jan
40 Mar
Crucible Steel of Amer (Un)
12.50
20
20%
250
19% Jan
21
Jan
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—
1
17%
17
lTta
3,000.
16% Feb
.17% Jan
—
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Feb
.
A
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—
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25
1,400
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—
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6%
49%
5
Co
(Un)
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Co
Low
6%
48%
6%
3
:
National
Range Since Jan. 1
•
National Cash Register (Un)
National Distillers & Chem
(Un)
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Shares
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48Va-
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Montgomery Ward &; Co
.
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-
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;
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Mar
Feb •"
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Feb ■ Mar
Feb .
Jan ^ ,
;
of Prices
Par
Monsanio
for Week
Range
Last
—
Sale Price
42 ,4 Feb
42% Jan
>. 43
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Salet
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Friday
-Sales
Friday
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99
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Jan
61% Jan
57 »/2 Mar
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92
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Jan
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
S T OCKS
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
This list
'•
Range
for Week
;
■A'
par
45%
45% 4G%
13%
13%
15
7,100
12% Jan
4%
1.55
4%
1.45
2.25
4%
1.60
2.45
1,000
15,100
600
4
Jan
1.45 Mar
2.00 Jan
Oil
Hollv
(Un)
Co
Imperial Western
Co
Salt
.
39,400
1,000
/ 2,500
,
23c
22c
23c
4%
4%
82
4%
85
10,000
150
-
—
82
5
(Un>
Navigation Co (u11)
Frank Co Inc
J M & M Oil Co
M
49c
51c
10c
*
10
1
30c
2.75
2.90
150
3,200
—1
6%
6%
7%
9,300
69c
23%
17%
2.10
70c
2.00
5"% Jan
.—1
Rhodes Western
25c
Rice Ranch Oil Co
1—1
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd series A—25
17"%
21%
17%
20%
18%
14% Jan
17% Jan
1.75 Jan
50c
1
1
1
Corp
Oil
Norris
Co
j
Invest
American
North
25c
Petroleum Co
Ltd
Merchants
Nordon
common
Oil & Gas Development
Pacific
Bottlers (Un)
United
Pepsi-Cola
__
17%
1.85
54c
1-95
—.
1.65 Feb
Feb
4,700
40,200
3,900
31%
52c
1.50
29
2.30
United
Oil
Trico
Union
&
Co
Gas
3%
Sugar
—
Warrants
Victor
17
3%
16%
3%
17
3%
4%
%
4%
%
1,600
1,800
33%
33
34
400
,:»
(Un)
Preferred
Coast
(Un)
com
6%
5%
6%
51
13c
6%
6%
69,200
100
350
41,000
(Un)
_10
—5
51
Explorat'on.
10c
14c
——
Insurance
Life
Oil
Basin
Williston
i
C0..11
Petroleum
Westates
West
—1
—.
Equipment
52
14c
<
7% Mar
19
22
2.00
32%
4%
Low
Par
Alan
Steel
Wood
Stores
Arundel
Atlantic
Corp
Budd
Transit
Co—
70
18c
T
Curtis
i
Publishing
17%
145
14%
9%
9%
9%
319
14%
15%
1,135
15%
•
111% 114%
114%
57%
13%
1
—
55%
9
Jan
49
10
11%
13%
658
493
>
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>
—6.75
—
52%
30%
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Electric Storage Battery—
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
31
5
lo
_
Food
y
—
54
31%
89
1,021
Mar. 2
Mar
—
Co
v
General
$1
(Julius)
65
17% Mar
9% Jan
15% Feb
Jan
Feb
13% Feb
55
Feb
31% Jan
56
Feb
52
179
47Va Jan
33%
709
31% Mar
40% Jan
5
971/,,
96% 104%
'2,236
13%
13'%
96% Mar
12% Feb
116% Jan
15% Feb
Acceptance Corp
.
General
Giant
Food
Hudson
22%
50
15%
Corp—
57%
Inc
53'/4
57%
12,622
__
1.66%
class A
1
26%
28'%
255
26% Mar
22y8
22'%
25
33%
33%
114
32
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Jan
33% Mar
37%
37%.
4
35
Jan
37%
35
5%
Jan
6%
6
6%
6
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.
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series B
International
preferred
30%
National
28%
23 %
50
20 V*
Jan
23 Va Mar
29 y8
29%
197
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
36%
35%
36%
960
35 3U
Jan
39%
Jan
of representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
Bonds
—
—
First
4; 10
Second
10
;
'
Grade
Grade
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
128.54
242.53
91.77
146.04
145.55
145.34
145.52
128.33
127.82
127.70
129.10
242.18
241.44
241.02
243.06
91.70
78.61
78.62
83.31
83.29
86.20
86.22
v 84.09
91.76
91.97
91.93
78.58
78.78
78.75
83.07
83.37
83.38
86.16
86.38
86.51
84.89
85.12
85.14
using
by
?
Co
92
Inc
Bank
74
Feb
33
310
26y8
26
26%
363
25%
26
25 %
26 %
1,862
ie%c
of
"
91
Washington-—__lo
Mfg class A
'
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——
88
•
__
3
__
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common—*
36'%
Pennsylvania Power & Light
.
26y8
16%
92
70
25'% Mar
79% Jan
357
70
Feb
+
25
Jan
60
29'%
29%
100
29
30%
37
512
36% Mar
Jan
31%
40%
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range
142.95
Mar, 6—
Mar
Jan
10
144.09
Dec
8
106.57
A Mar. 9—„
Jan
3
Range
142.91
-
High
143.32
—
9
143.32
137.15
142.85
Mar 7
1962
for
High
Low
143.28
1961
for
Low
—
SEC Index of Stock Prices
SEC
The
index of stock prices
based on the closing prices of 300 common.
composite and by major
for„the week ending March 2, 1962, for the
industry groups compared with the preceding week
stocks
for the current year.
and with highs and lows
.-Uv
•,
Goods
Finance
142.5
132.9
—0.1
0.0
138.9
133.7
—
109.2
184.6
175.1
—0.5
—0.1
—0.7
+2.5
Hi'S
190.8
193.0
113.3
and Service
—
-
10T.5
117.0
144.4
132'^
83.3
Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$363,000
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
»;
36%
Mon.
Mar. 5.
3,019,547
$4,895,000
Mar. 6.
2,872,420
4,954,000
Sales
$5,258,000
5,458,000
504,000
Mar. 7-
2,890,700
4,473,000
407,000
4,880,000
Wed.
Thurs.
Mar. 3;.
3.210,530
5.059,000
382,000
Feb
Mar. 9_
3.330,600
4.762.000
318,000
5,441,000
5.080,000
Fri.
,15,323,797
$24,143,000
$1,974,000
Feb
35y2
36y2
1,711
33
36
35%
36%
1,859
35% Feb
381b Jan
171/4
i6%
17%
346
ie'%
18%
PhlloStiJwot0r?ncrr-^
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10
!3%
13%
32%
7%
32y8
7%
13%
32%
7%
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SlJ™ 1 Electric Power common
Transportation Co
Potomac
™
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Electric & Gas
Finance
Co
10
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com
143/8
64 %
—50
common
1
class B
10
42%
14'/a
62%
9®8
7%
'
Jan
-
8
46%
Jan
14 *8 Feb
loy8 Feb
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Jan
8
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552
183/8
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183/4
63%
85'8
794
61 y2
83/"
743/4
W
74%
75'14
332
75
49% Mar
16% Jan
59% Feb
7% Jan
74
lO'/a Mar
43
Jan
72% Jan
43% Jan
53% Feb
18% Mar
65% Jan
8% Feb
7934 Jal1
10% Feb
620
572
29% Feb
353'8 Jan
$2,000
Po
—
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30%
„
10y8
30%
355^
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31%
36i/2
582
120
24,143,000
95V*
95(/2
$2,000
Feb
93
Industrial
Total
•
•
Par'
Alleghany Ludlum
SteeL—
Industries
Armstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox
Co
1
"T"
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Equitable Gas
Co__T_TAT~-T
footnotes,
18%
see
page
—10
—10
5
43.
17
18 Va
'
Jan
48%
220
14%
Jan
18%
135
62%
Jan
34
Feb
72% Mar
69%
9
29%
29%
126
27% Jan
10
29%
70 y8
34%
10
600
10
Jan
29%
Jan
31%
—
:
Jan
47%
Jan
30%
31
44%
45%
220
75
10%
Sales
$308,000
9,000
295,000
373,000
329,000
26,000
18,000
505,000
9,000
31,000
$1,694,000
545,000
299,000
299,000
$45,000
1961
$81,000
Jan. 1 to
1962
$1,820,000
March 9
of
1961
7,164,805
Shares
12,997,720
68,531,733
86,351,165
$1,694,000
Stocks—Number
$1,516,000
$12,578,000
$10,570,000
45,000
81,000
182,000
25,000
247,000
306,000
810,000
404,000
$1,820,000
$1,723,000
$13,131,000
$11,784,000
Bonds—
Jan
Feb
Bond
$23,000
8,000
1962
Total
Bonds
278,000
Jan
42
31
45%
39%
29% Mar
Foreign
Corporate
$283,000
Week Ended March 9
Feb
Feb
Bonds
Bonds
$2,000
High
43%
34%
1
t—5
.8.50
Low
45
47
Mar. 8
Mar. 9
Gov't
Domestic
1,751,715
1,262,260
1,420,325
1,303,100
1,427,405
——
Total—
High
Foreign
Stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
45%
5
Co
for Week
Stock Exchange
7,164.805
Mar. 7
Fri.
Sales
Range
Low
—1
inc
Week's
of Prices
Mar. 6
—1——
Mar. 5—.
Wed.
Last
t
(No. of
Thurs.
Friday
$357,385,600
Shares)
Mon.
Sale Price
$271,908,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Tues.
S T O CK S
343,042,000
$48,943,000
Transactions at the American
95% Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
$15,940,000
255,968,000
$1 974,000
and
•
—
1,589,000
47,352,000
Bank
bonds
Baltimore Transit Co 4s series
A—1975
$2,000
14,341,600
15,323,797
Shares,
32% Jan
Feb
41
—
r
W ishhmtn.,~GnTTr«,nTT
Washington Gas Light common
36% Jan
62% Jan
39% Jan
" v
49%
18%
*
s
2,164
1,051
22
39%
1961
226,741,171
$26,117,000
of
Government
S.
March 9
168,276,992
29,026,120
Bonds—
U.
International
Railroad
40%
69
71%
42% 42%
39%
71%
*
*
2'50
7 r——
Jan. 1 to
1962
1961
1962
16% Jan
68
Feb
9% Jan
$26,117,000
Week Ended March 9
Jan
59Va Jan
212
:J_
16% Jan
33% Jan
39
375
.
Total
Feb
278
14%
r.' .7%
7% Feb
41%
150
64%
10
Jan
12% Feb
Sl% Jan
25
5,547
1,607
-
43%
Jan
Foreign
Sm!lSr„
im
S
For
•
118-3
T1^'?
146.5
136.0
—0.3
+0.2
108.7
184.5
173.9
110.2
—
—
Utility
Trade,
—1961-1962—
High
Low
133.1
132.7
142.4
132.9
Manufacturing
Durable Goods
Non-Durable
Change/1
Feb. 23,'62
132.7
133.0
Composite
Transportation
•«.
Percent
1957-59-^100
Mar. 2,'62
Jan
50
Apollo
84.97
Jan
Jan
Pennsylvania RR
-
40
Industrials, 3.09; Rails, 5.34;
the following divisors:
Tues.
Oxford
t""
Total
Bonds
65
Stocks
Total
Closing
Jan
Mar
31%
1
1
Corp
Pennsalt Cheinicals Corp
P
Feb
22%
29%
15
Utili-
—
Jan
33
22% Mar
28% Jan
__
lOc
Inc
Mar tin-Marietta
&
—25
Resistance
Madison Fund
Rhfp•
Riltei
Feb
ties
Mar. 5
22% Feb
34Va Feb
52% Jan
33%
(35 Stocks)
57% Jan
34% Jan
Feb
Feb
Pulp & Paper—
5.12%
Merck
775
16
Feb
Feb
67%
45% Mar
101
23y8
23
»
Motors
39% Jan
45Va
22%
16
1
common
preferred
44%
__
15%
Jan
Compiled by
Fri.
52
50c
Jan
60%
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
32%
common
i4y„
232
10
Utili-
complied daily
stocks, 15.75.
are
6.55;
"
713.75
—-
Averages
.
Mining
Garfinclcel
425
66%
Jan
„
567
Jan
5%
Jan
5
15
%
116% Feb
62% Feb
49% Jan
29% Jan
14
1.675
5 y8
146.25
708.17
706.63
—
Utilities,
—2
—
5%
%
14%
Rail-
709.99
6
Mar
Jan
33%
—
Dairies
38% Mar
64
roads
711.00
—
5
Mar.
8
1
1.
Stores
Jan
10
Indus-
trials
7
\
Light
37%
Stocks
Indus-
Date
Wed.
13Va Jan
106
Feb
31
59%
50
,
Tues.
Jan
25
_
Co
16%
—1.80
——
Delaware Power &
17%
38%
High
Jan
5
Company—
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp..—
28
Jan
38%
5% Jan
1
Jan
33% Jan
46% Mar
125
1
Baldvvin-I.ima-Hamilton
Baltimore
614
788
70c
'
Mar.
34% Jan
49% Jan
'\V+ 32% Feb
34%
48%
31
Feb
5
20
30% Jan
99% Jan
136% Jan
33%
46%
30%
—
46%
5c
Corp.
60c
Exchange
30
Jan
Mar
Feb
25% Mar
87% Mar
124% Feb
#
—
♦
—4.33
Electric.;—
Research
46
600
4,235
200
5
—
Range Since Jan. 1
13
Corp
City
33%
——
60c
38%
10
6.25
the New York Stock
37
Jan
6% Jan
7% Jan
Low
25% 26%
89% 90%
130% 134%
—
90%
132%
1
Tel & Tel
Atlantic
__10
common
Co
American
American
Jan
60c
5
Thurs. Mar. 8
High
28
17% Jan
4% Jan
16
Feb
3 , Jan
4% Jan
% Jan
33
Mar
4
Jan
6% Jan
48% Feb
12c Jan
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
% Jan
Jan
the daily closing averages
are
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
47
25
20
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Last
Jan
535
1
Date
Friday
43%
28
14%
Engineering & Foundry Co
Mon.
S T O Civ S
46%
27%
.
Jan
Jan
Feb
32
Jan
2.90 Mar
Jan
3% Feb
2,70.0
4%
%
1
1
1
High
44%
28
66%
of America—
Westinghouse Elec
Jan. 1
,1
Corp
Corp
-
Low
46%
jd
•
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
30
400
—5
8%
common
—.
22
1.90
31%
3%
—
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred
1.90
31 %
3%
8,200
2,400
200
800
3,600
Bolt
Range Sine
10
5
Westinghouse Air Brake
Mar.
& Gas Co
Reserve Oil
Corp
Jan
4% Jan
88
Jan
39c Jan
17% Jan
16% Jan
24,000
200
1,100
51c
23%
17%
1.95
63c
1.95
33%c
&
Oil
2.70 Jan
41a Jan
82
Jan
23%
17%
1.80
54c
( 1.85
31%
2.75
Meier
&
Screw
on
Matson
Supply-
Shares
High
+•;>;> 1.90 Jan
Jan
21c
20,100
50c
10
Mar
Feb
15
^
Roclavell-Standarcl
Jan
Feb
Jan
-Jan
Feb
49% Jan
Feb
45
900
Plymouth
4/ .4
9%
23%
49%
2534
20% Mar
43% Feb/
22
Jan
1,100
_10c
——
Jade Oil.
Leslie
32 /2
18c
44
8%
21
California
Co of
%%%
California—1
•—1
10c
1
General Exploration Co of
Products Corp
Humor
13|, Feb
43-?a Feb
5% Jan
24v2
Capwell Co
Gladden
Good
3^,99b
1,600
44Va
-
Castle & Cooke Inc—;
Electrical
Products Corp_
Emjioriuin
25% Feb
34 ,4 Feb
10
Co
Ink
California
22% Jan
3_
Jan
5.50
10
.—4
Corp
Ltd
Factors
Fuel
7%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh
Forgings Co.
—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
High
•
GOO
500
25% 25%
32 32 /2
18c
21c
43/«
44
8%
9%
20% 21V*
43% 44%
23 % 24%
pfd (Un)„_25
(Un_
10
Black Mammoth consolidated Min—5c
Broadwav-Hale Stores Inc
5
Butte* Gas & Oil
—
•
Cement
American
American
Low
High
Low
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
.'«■1"
,
Sales
Low
———*
1
___10
Co—.
Mfg
Mountain
tVcek's
Last
S
(Joseph)
McKinney
Friday
S T O CK
(I'.
Home
Refractories—
Walker
Harbison
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
,
other Exchanges.
i
Last
Sale Price
Price Range on
■M.«
Monday, March 12, 1S'62
.
.
(Range for Week Ended March 9)
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
•
,
(1238)
38
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Corporate.
'
1
—
"
6141
Number
195
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1239)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended March 9)
Expressed
Are
Shown
Canadian
in
Week's
Kan go
for Week
Sale Price
Ahitibi
&
Power
4 % %
preferred
Class
A
—-•
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
4 %
preferred
%
——-—
Ltd common
$2.GO preferred —
Atlas
Ltd
Bank
of
of
Nova
Scotia
Bowater
pfd
5 ft
Mersey
Bralorne
Pioneer
British
23
Jan
Miron
Molson
%
180
47%
Feb
49%
Jan
45
320
43
Jan
46
216
52
Jan
55
Jan
48
230
44%
Feb
48
Mar
Montreal
48
52 %
Jan
54 % Mar
Montreal
33%
Jan
35%
32 %
466
28%
Jan
32% Mar
25%;
25
25%
Feb
26
Niagara
4,139
168
78 %
79
1,176
77
Jan
77%
78
2,531
75 %
Feb
52
710
i!)
18%
19
1,310
54%
54
54%
735
57%
58%
10,183
51%
%
52
52
50
6%
6%
53
(5.(50
3.30
Feb
7 %
20
Jan
Ontario
</.
56
Jan
58% Mar
51
Feb
52
35 %
6%
3,758
35
L3
13
13
17 1
Jan
51
1UU
35
Jan
6.50
Feb
3.65
Jan
37%
12
Price
Feb
5%
Feb
18
Feb
Quebec
56
Feb
Quebec Telephone
1958
1961
3.00
200
32
32 %
320
8%
8 %
800
8%
8%
Jan
24
25
5,640
23:l i
Feb
25%
Jan
31%
31
31%
3,041
28
Jan
32%
Feb
RoJIand
20
29
28%
29
Jan
Rothmans
*
10
•
2G \ |»
2(5%
13%
*
24
12%
common..
Electronics
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
Canadian
Bronze common
Canadian
Celanese
new——_—
.15 %
.51
a
a—
2.60
Jan
32
3.50
Mar
Feb
37
Jan
Reed
Jan
•
Feb
29 %
24
Ja
27
555
(53
539
55
Jan.
13%
13%
1,000
13
Jan
13%
Feb
St
24
24%
7,506
23
Jan
25 !4
Feb
St
111 a
12%
69.857
11%
Feb
10
10%
1,075
9%
Jan
19
35
820
19%..
3H*-»
%
n
Mar
24% Mai-
Jan
.
35%
9%.
' '
Class B
150
150
36
100
21
12% Mar
11
Jan
U3.50
80
9%
10
7'is
730
Feb
3.50
Feb
38%
3.50
Jan
11
Jan
7%
Mar
7% Mar
9% Mar
1,775
Jan
22
Jan
7
7 %
1.600
6%
Jan
8
Feb
8%
Jan
15%
15%
225
13%
Feb
Commerct-10
68
(571 is
G8
1,461
•
14:!4
14%
2,108
Imperial Bk
Canadian
Industries
Preferred
oi
common
80
13%
.41
39%
41
1,786
Co
Marconi
Canadian
5%
6
1,430
:
•
Lawrence
Jan
s
Jan
%
Jan
1314
59%
2,530
57%
Jan
;62%
23
23%
%, 53
3,025
21
Jan
23% Mar
1,366
51%
Feb
55
•
52
144
Salada
Foods
Ltd
144
10
144
Mar
145
Jan
510
21
Feb
23
Jan
15%
4,035
14%
Jan
18 %
23%
1,915
22 %
Feb
25%
Jan
39
675
35
Jan
40
Jan
.•28
75
24%
Jan
28%
Jan
62%
Jan
58%
2.70
2.90
575
2.50
Feb
1,524
52%
Jan
56%
Jan
8
7%
8
2,440
6%
Jan
8? 8
Jan
60
%
•
60%
140
56
Jan
33
1.950
31
Feb
50%
1,200
49% Mar
51
Jan
31
Feb
29%
Series A 4%
Series
>
class
75
29 % Mar
60
20%
Feb
22%
200
21%
Jan
21%
Jan
5%
330
5% Mar
6 %
Jan
14
14%
1,575
91
7%
100
10,881
100
84
Mar
10
10 •''a
3,270
10
Feb
11%
10%
10%
100
Feb
11%
Jan
84%
83 %
84 %
4,245
79
Jan
84%
Jan
14%
14%
2,275
12 %
Jan
16
Feb
16%
18%
650
•
6"4
.10
18'%
Sicard
Inc
ruwei
Simpsons
15'%
Feb
22 %
Jan
103 %
Feb
15%
15%
16%
2,230
15%
Jan
18%
Jan
23%
24
24%
:
42,543
24%
Jan
-100
Jan
80
Mar
Texaco
Feb
14
Jan
41 r
Mar
6%
Feb
Canada
Finance
Traders
43
Feb
25
45
Feb
45
Feb
350
31
Jan
32
I
129
129
36
127
Feb
1.35
— —
31
30Tb
alO
alO
82:!i
Canada
Trans
Trans
195
•\
8%,s*
•'
Oil
14t!«
14
14%
;J"-.
*
——!___.—*
:
*
"24
23%
J)_.
(B
Cellulose
Enterprises-
Combined
Consolidated
Building
Consolidated
4.50
5.00
4.25
International
Preferred '
Vendomatic
Jan
Mar
19% Mar
Via-u
Steel
4.20
Jan.
5.00 Mar
Walker
950
3.85
Jan
4.25 Mar
Webb
2,065
16% Mar
Westcoast
14.%
Jan
8 %
200
7 %
Feb
22%
11,020
21%
Jan
25
Jan
Weston
*
29%
29
680
27%
Feb
31
Feb
Class
B
18
Jan
Jan
4%%
&
A
Ltd
a
18 %
:
50
-
18%
1,295
9
Feb
11
141
312
128
Jan
141
23 %
807
22
Feb
9%
10
1,650
8
113
114
30
109
10%
10%
10%
136
23 %
2
•
common:
DT
—100
——
30
8% Mar
Feb
Mar
23!
Jan
-i
Zellers
Seagrams
io
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
2.50
i
Corsets
*
Steel
Foundries
Dominion
Steel
Tar
Redeemable
Dominion
Du
of
7% %
25%
Jan
27%
103
13%
Jan
14%
6%
6%
Feb
7%
14
-
14
20
Ford
Cos
French
Frosst
5'*
common..*
18%
Jan
22%
50
18%
Jan
20%
Jail
21%
440
197«
Jan
22
Jan
97
100
97
Mar
97
Mar
35
175
32
Feb
36
Jan
48 %
175
48%
Jan
50
Jau
97
97
48%
_
Home
Inland
18
Mar
26
Feb
55%
55%
70
56
Jan
33
2,243
28
Jan
33
Mar '
5
79
Jan
83
Jan
Arno
Mines
Jan
9
Feb
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron Co
Telefilms
—
»81
8®«
8%
—
i
1G%
23
500
8'lii
49%
1
50
53%
23
Jan
8%
43%
Feb
Warrants
Belle
Beau
:
Anglo-Nfld Development
Anthonian
—
Jan
54%
Feb
Atlas
17%
1,480
1614
Feb
17%
Jan
Augustus
25%,
3,280
21%
Jan
25% Mai-
101 % Mar
Co
Jan
12
Jan
Bailey
Selburn
Jan
28%
Jan
Baker
Talc
Jan
4.10
Jan
20
220
iy
34%
2,380
33
38%
10% Mar
10% Mar
100
18%
19%
7,222
16%
21%
1,025
12
12
350
10
alO
50
15
14%
15!4
4,010
if
r---:
3.45
;
13
50
common.
14%
3.35
44%
—
57 '4
12%
56
%;
49%
;s
10
16%
1514
5,235
3.50
2,300
44
%
50
Mar
Jan
19% Mar
21
Jan
22%
Feb
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
10
Feb
11%
Feb
15%
Feb
17
3 3
Jan
15%
12%
Jan
Ma r
Feb
preferred
Service
—
246,135
Jan
34%
Jan
Feb
56
Jan,
10%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
9c
Jan
10c
Jan
17%' Jan
18
Oil
Hill
Mines
Tungsten
Jan
Canada
Edmonton
&
Corp
Canadian
Collieries & Resources
Canadian
22,000
V2
6%c
c
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
14c
Mar
Jan
3c
5c
Feb
3c
Jan
4c
Mar
7c
'
Jan
8 %c
Jan
8c
Jan
5%c
Feb
45c
45c
1,000
45c
Jan
50c
20c
20c
11,300
18c
Mar
25c-
Jan
8c
8c
1,000
8c
Mar
17%
Feb
'
.
201 be
•
17
6.50
7.00
1,315
20c
20c
1.000
23c
26c
187,100
14c
38c
2,000
V"-
425
20c 21 %c
2.10
175
26
Feb
13
Feb
4.0(
31,600
2.10
1
Mar
13c
38c
24c
III
—
%c
7
16%
—
Oils
Dredge
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1,160
43
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47
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53
3,495
48 %
Jan
53
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Carbec
5
84
84
86
2,430
78
Jan
86
Mar
Cartier
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11%
11%
760
11%
19%
19%
19%
200
19 % Mar
16
16%
346
13%
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Feb
26c
Feb
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2.10 Mar
2.10 Mar
Cassair
775
28%
Feb
6.20
200
6.10 Mar
7.45
Feb
12%
100
12
Feb
12%
Feb
20%
Jan
Ltd
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1,450
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4.85
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Jan
Feb
5.25
13%
Feb
Feb
1.40
43,575
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1
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2%c
9.100
2%c
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4 %C
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Ltd
1
15c
15c
6.100
15c
Feb
2.9c
Jan
1
9c
10c
1,000
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Mar
12e
Jan
11%
11%
1.30
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Explorations Ltd
Quebec
Explorations
Asbestos
22%
Jan
16%
Jan
Central
Del
18% Mar
Central
Manitoba
Catelli
26%
6.10
12%
7
Delhi
83 % Mar
-
9.10
lie
Jan
45c
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Canadian
39% Mai-
Feb
8c
157«. Jan
20c
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Flooring Co Ltd class B
Jan
17%
6
—
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100
24,700
3.20 Mar
60c
Jan
2.000
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34%
18 %
4c
7c
*
—
78 %
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4c
6.60
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3,815
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15
1,000
7c
65
1
9,000
4c
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350
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Calgary
Feb
100
40c
15%
1
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Raceway
Controlled
British
Campbell
55.
17
Bornite
Jan
30
75
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Gold
Mines
Bonnets
52%
.
2.45
40c
1
.
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Feb
16 %
3,485
Blue
Feb
Jan
Jan
3.10
—
.
.
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd-
57%
Jan
49%
II,879
Lake
Mining
Yukon
52%
see
3.20
Jan
'
Bibis
13
54%
4,287
55
.
Burnt
2,770
1714
Ltd
39%
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footnotes,
6,500
Feb
11,940
8c
1
*
(John)—
9%
Feb
38%
r
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Jan
6.10
Jai
2,175
32%
Red
Placer
common—*
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5%c
6c
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Jan
13
31%
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Bellechasse
25
Intel-provincial
Pipe
Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6^ pfd
5c
39c
Feb
Feb
9c
7,500
5 %c
Feb
2.70
58
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Bay Mining Co
44%
50%
54%
&
3.90
Jail
57 !4
11%
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7.60
5
a9!4
6c
Ltd
15% Mar
3.15 Mar
43 %
17
17
32%
50
Canada
Beauce
30%. Jan
500
100
•
of
Beatrice
Jan
370
17
•
Nickel
Ja-n
95
34
17
£1
preferred———,
103%
100
—
20c
,
Bateman
10%
21
Ltd.
Com
Barvallee
Jan
20%
33
a
—50
—
Feb
37%
Jan.
Mar
10%,
•
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Public
20
100
;
3.50
33
—
167
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-
5.50
11,250
8c
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
1
a6c
3.30
28c
105% Mar
260
11 %
19
14% Ma
a6c
15%
26
.
900
14%
1
3,095
>
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3.20
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1,100
100
375
14%
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3,282
33
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4.10
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5.95
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4,075
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36
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33c
35%
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Exploration
Telephone
Avalon
26%
—
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—
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11%
•
common.—
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Ltd
Corp
4.00
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2(5%
100
—
common
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35%
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11%
__
for Week
31c
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Mines
Molybdenite
Anglo-Amer
--
34
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t
of Prices
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—w—.
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26%
1
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■
11%
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49%
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311
32%
-
Feb
20
—
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Feb
common..
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Cement
Labatt
Line
•
preferred
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Trunk
10
International
,
Gas
Feb
--I—.—5
International
$2
Alberta
Ltd—.—•
Mines
15%
__
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% Mar
Advocate
•
Accentance
$2.75.
21
Canadian Dollars
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23
Imperial Tobacco of Canadr, common.5
Indus
Jan
275
Paper
Oil
14%
1,175
1-
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Bey
12%
Feb
Feb
Exchange
Last
■
31c
6,753
preferred
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Bav
Imperial
18%
-
Par
Jan
18
*
preferred
Hudson
v
Jan
Mar
22 %
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28,443
16
Jan
in
Jan
Jan
25%
1
Power
&
21%
22 %
—
•
—
Farms
$2.00
20
82%
Expressed
Sale Price
17%
Oil class A
Home
Mar
25%
Co of Canada
Renfrew
13
Are
Friday
■'.
17%
:
Warrants
Holt,
10%
3,625
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STOCKS
25%
Handy Andy Co
Hardee
I,270
13%
Feb
1,350
2,605
a
21
50c
•
23(4
——
Ltd
Lakes
100
20%
—_——50
preferred
Dynamics
Great
15
12%
13%
1314
—*
Steel
67
15
15
11%
23%
Mju-
Jan
19%
——
100
Prices
Jan
77 % Mar
General
General
19
Jan
62
2.90
20%
18%
49 7 it Mar
Jan
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common
Co
Co
&
18%
995
common
Petroleum
Gatineau
110
994
Ltd
Coru
Foundation
Fraser
18%
u
20
Feb
59% Mar
Jan
2.35 Mar
34%
a
Jan
18
'14%
Jan
54 %
18%
19
■
K
3%
preferred
Canada
Motor
26%
(57
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Fleetwood
21% Feb
79
Players Canadian Corp
Famous
0,240
65%
•
preferred '
Electrolux
23%
a
14
500
1.400
Feb
Jan
Jail
48%
19%
common.
7!o
8%
7% Mar
3,750
2.40
2.35
■<
650
1,075
-
59%
58%
20%
Jan
77! Is
Dupuis Freres class A
;
15%
GG
Brewery
Pont
*18%
—•
Chemical
&
Bros
Mar
77 Vi*
Coal—
&
Textile
Donohue
11 %
•
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Dominion
Dow
&
preferred
Dominion
46%
1.100
common.*
Glass common
77*
4,947
10
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Dominion
49%
12 '4
Feb
Feb
Jan
5,203
Mar
22%
23',4
*
;
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.
49
...
10%
Mar
11%
49 %
2
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Petroleum
Jan
Feb
a
Canadian Stock
Distillers
Dome
55%
'
;
preferred
Feb
Jan
14%
.
—
Feb
73
7% I
59
Co
A
60
Feb
7%
14,360
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Feb
6s/8
•
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26 7
1,375
.
25%
14%
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—
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412 '<
10
26%
'
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class
(Geo)
53%
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81% Mar
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114
Feb
.Trans
trust
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52
9J%
——
—
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preferred
ill 8%
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50
V-
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——
15
1
class
(Canada)
8%
66%
67
26%
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&
1,205
v'% 571
57
66 5 8
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12 %
Jan
>—
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2,175
v:
22%
*
Corp
Services
21%
class
Zellerbach
Crown
United
24
1G
Franco-Canadian——:■_*
Foncier
Credit
15 %
1,850
14% Mar
Feb
21%
A___——————*
Credit
;
*
Coronation
19%
Jan
120
Jan
Feb
31%
Jan
Feb
52 %
111
Ltd—
Canada
8%
78 %
Feb
Mar
31%
Jan
500
10,242
57
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Pincline
of
*
pfd———10
•
class
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Crush
17:! a
5.00
4.20
Mining & Smelting
Glass-.——;
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19% *
.
———._*
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Co
29
950
10%
86%
a
67
•
8!
27%. Jan
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7%
,1,640
30(4
Feb
40
6,133
311a
30
*
•
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Canada
Union
*
class. A
Jan
32
f.I 7%
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Jan
27%
45
8 %
Ltd
26%
Feb
40%
—1
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Feb
23 %
32
•
Steinbergs class A
22%
1,250
.
45
'
86%
10%
Jan
Mar
40
I.
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———*
Feb
22V2
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i
18% Mar
105
——'.'I
50c
:——.
—
14
Jan
Development
Jan
4
Canada.com——_*
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Jan
P
Jan
* Feb
24
i
27%
K
10%
Jan
7%
86
23%
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35
Columbia
95
50
——.
——
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Mar
6 % Mar
105
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C
91
105
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100
=>
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'
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91
Steel Co of Canada
12
15%
85%
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21%
Mar
6%
61%
preferred —;—.L-—
20 %
1,235
14
Jan
84
.100
——.
pfd__
25 %
II,011
Jan
21%
14
common.;;.;—
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37
21%
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Jan
65
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-15
common
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5%
Feb
10%
Feb
Jan
3.00
32
-20
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72%
37 %
Mar
300
65
common—
15% Mar
12-%
57
Feb
49%
—:
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10,543
24
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Jan
53%
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.
Jan
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32%
:
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21%
57
common
32 %
Vickers
19%
21% Mar
15
common——
Corp
25%
Canadian
.
23'%
15
23:
1
preferred
32%
Canadian
Mar
12
29%
Cement
Lawrence
5%
25%
25
Petroflna. Ltd preferred—10
88
77
16%
—20c
—
•
common
Feb
Jan
37 %
Co
Oil
Railway
Jan
20
32%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Canadian
Companies
17%
100
21%
—1
Royal Bank of Canada
Canadian
Pacific
Feb
175
52%
♦
74
-
940
5%
—80
1
Preferred
Jan
15%
938
——100
Feb
66%
30
13
International Power com—•
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a
80
80
—-j~~~
•
—
14!
43
Mar
63
Jan
6
7%
Canadian
Feb
13
'
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42
,
18%
23
•
;—.—-—
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Husky ;;—_——1
Hydrocarbons
:
Canadian
32
57%
58%
•
-
class
Paper
Shawlnigan
3,960
•
Jan
31
Jan
21%
———100
19% Jan
22
3(5 %
Feb
Jan
28
*
13
20%
_*
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(Canada)
35% Mai
7%
'
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29
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*
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common
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Feb
7%
22
42 %
common—L——
Canada
Jan
22
7%
325
131
preferred-——
(Albert E)
3.8%
7%
3G%
3G lis
Chemical Co
2.603
30%
:
33
2,865
113.50
28
.25
Ltd common--*
Canadian Converters class A pfd——20
'Canadian Fairbanks Murse class A_50c
series
$1.75
28%
835
19%
common
$1.C0 series
Canadian
202
;
30%
88
Preferred
24
'
10
3%- Jan
88
.—
prior
Reynolds
G1
♦
*
Aluminium
7.115
14% Mar
'
common——-*
preferred
Reitman's
27
'
22
Power
Warrants
24
—-
Jan
10
18%
preTerred—
6'7e>
Feb
Aviation
Feb
10
795
Gas—
14
__—-—-i—-,.12.50
preferred
111
28
Ltd
Jan
Feb
Canadian
Mar
8% Mar
Canada-^
Co
Feb
16
Steamship
Canada
Jan
106
100
29%
30
—
Jail
16
Sugar
11
445
16%
—<
Ores
&
Natural
Quebec
Jail
Foundries common
;
of
Iron
Bros
Feb
Dominion
&
Iron
30,195
42%
—•
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Corp
Premium
Jan
63
12
Ltd class A—-*
Jan
107
Development
Power
Feb
Feb
34%
867.
22
8 %
9% "
common—
14
32 %
Jan
14%
16%
Petroleum
Placer
Mar
6.60 Mar
3.15 Mar
2,179
;
Feb
20% Mar
106
10
common
Products
Page-Hersey
Penmans
Jan
53
Steel
Pacific
Jan
7
59
8,928
it
24
8%
10
Liglu & Power
preferred
100
preferred
$1.30
13%
107
21
Jan
Jan
54
——
Canada
13%
—*
Ogilvie Flour Mills
3.00
Canada
2.C41
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Scotia
55
4,083
t> J.
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Jan
Jan
200
3.15
Norunda
Jan
Jan
•'
155
6.(50
Jan
82
17 %
'
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22
A
Weaving class
834
.
53
325
52
Wire
414
Cement common
21%
Trust——
75%
Jan
J Jan
48
Feb
Roe
Canada
21%
~
79
*
Feb
common—5
National Drug & Chemical
National Steel Car Coru
Jan
I.000
Calgary Power common
Jan
17%
5
25
13%
Dry Dock Co
21 %
♦
1,922
77%
—'
550
7,669
40
54%
15%
—
23
20%
Locomotive
a3.(50
:—
Jan
23
Preferred
13 %
—-
class
Ltd
34%
71
A_—
7 %
350
19%
nartio pl'd-.—:
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15*:
class
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
55
6%
Ltd
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Products
Burrard
Jan
70
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—»
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55%
*
31%
i
Jan
common—.—_—♦
25 %
•
50
——100
Stores
33%
3.20
Jan
20
—10
preferred
55
58%
26
19%
Tel
&
Metropolitan
71
I'
26
Jan
30%
5%%
Jan
44%
32%
Jan
25
-.*
Powell River i_.ui *
Massey-Ferguson common
29%
5(5
B
Building
23
Feb
10%
Ltd
Mills
Class
Mar
47 %
5514
Board—
Plaster
Bruck
52
23
16%
Power
Telephone
Company
Brown
Feb
27
100
r
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55 !
Columbia
Columbia
British
Mar
9.260
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*
25
Product#
Forest
Columbia
British
British
17
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22 %
100
a54% a54%
71
7%
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7 >/4
—
54%
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•
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Oil
American
British
Feb
Mar
2,730
34%
Limit
Bank
American
Ltd—:
17
52
Ltd
Mines
Traction
Brazilian
British
(M)
20
28T',t
_50
pfd--.—
5'/a %
Bowater,s
Loeb
MacMillan Bloeciel &
50
23
jjfl
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Jan
Feb
47
28
—00
Telephone
Ltd
190
-
_.
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Maritime
■
10
Banque Provlnelale (cnuaaai
*
Bathhurst Power & Paper common—*
Bell
Jan
Bros
Low
1,025
26
a
26
-38
—
Lewis
17
48>/i»
National
Banque Canadian
Bowater
23%
45
10
10
Montreal-
Bank
A
13%
pfd-,.———25
5%$
Bailey Selburn
Class
25%
Jan
v.—
■
*
*
Corp
Steels
Jan
12%
28
50
*
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Corp
Asbestos
24%
50%
50
pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
$2.90
preferred
Argus
25
Feb
45
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24 %
——_25
preferred
25
52
.25
50
4'&• pfd
$2.00
25
28
of Canada
High
Feb
17
*
Co
LOW
.
38%
a22% a22 %
Ltd
Aluminum
'
Shares
Low
23!
23 %
—*
A
preferred
4.259
„—————~
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
25
.
$1.40
al2% al2%
■*
r
High
45
25
—_—
—
Range Since Jan. 1
class
Financial
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Laurentide
Shares
44 %
44 %
common..
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
of Prices
Low
'
•
-25
common.-.---.*
Paper
Last
Sale Price
Sales
East
Par
STOCKS
Dollars
Friday
STO Civ S
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
39
Food
Corp
Products
Rio
Oils
Ltd—
o
Ltd
Ltd
class
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
34c
A—
—
1.30
34c.
1.10
Feb
Mar
1.50
16c
150
11% Mar
12%
235
34
35
7.75
7.70
8.00
4,100
4c
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mi
Jan
8.40
5c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
40
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CANADIAN' MARKETS
March 9)
(Range for Week Ended
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Fricc
of Prices
Friday
•
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4c
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Crusade
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class
12 Ml
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12,000
3 %c
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United
5 %c Mar
Jan
44
4 Mac
3,000
4c
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20 Ma
2,715
19%
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1.20
1.25
2,300
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30c
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3,500
1.50
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40c
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65c
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,
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8,300
200
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12
25c
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32c
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20
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Fort
4c
4c
87c
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Woods
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/
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Jan
32c
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OU Ventures Ltd
Geco
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1.89
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Feb
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lie
400
59%
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68 %
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4c
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5c
6c
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39c
43c
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19c
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10c
14c
12c
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1,750
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Jan
4c
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Jan
3c
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28%
7,100
27
Feb
1.17
1.45
398,640
54c
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30c
33c
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25c
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Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
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1.00
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5
22
22
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75
1.70
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11c
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6,275
4.30
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5.50
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3.90
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25
4.25
4.10
4.40
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35c
42c
80,275
22,225
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13c
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9.55
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5
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of
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25
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77c
9c
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5,075
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275
45
576
10
68c.
1
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5
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15c
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8c
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Jan
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3,660
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58%
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400,980
75c
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2.90
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Feb
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83c
1.05
3,000
83c
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1.17
1.17
3,000
97c
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2.75
3.00
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2.75 Mar
4.30
3.50
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20c
20,850
3c
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72,700
14c
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5,000
10c
Mar
12c
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43,906
44c
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64c
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1
22 %c
20c
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1
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10c
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American
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1;
64c
49c
64c
39%c
6.00
6.00
Mines Ltd
Amulet
Ltd
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd
Opemisca
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Opemlska
Copper
Mines
Pipe Lines Ltd 5%
Gold
Pitt
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Ltd
pfd
50
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class
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.
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Quebec Tel
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16c
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10 %c
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68c
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Jan
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1,260
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38c
27c
1,400
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Lawrence
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6.75
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Feb
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Jan
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8 %
65c
3,700
1,400
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1
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1,988
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ltd
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1.55
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17c
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115
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43,550
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70c
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(Jc
1
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
Premier
1.02
Jan
17,200
82c
Petroleum
Formaque
3,500
26c
Max-
38c
325
107!
10
.
28%
;
preferred
Bank
Jan
Jan
3.50
Automatic
National
20 c
5c
Jan
3,555
36%/.;/
106%/
10%
Co 4%% pfd
50
Controls.—^——-——.-,10
Autofab Ltd
Jan
1.53
-
1
Corp..
National
67/s
6
Feb
71C
•
Mines Co Ltd
Wright Iron
Power
12
Jan
Feb
COc
24 VzC
Jail
lie
50
.'.1.25'; ' /"
35
•
__
$2.60
-Auto
Feb
118,600
26c
35
Feb
Jan
Jan
v
4.90
n
•
preferred
Atlas
Mar
lie
51%
80c
l71C
Ltd common—•-
Dairies Ltd
Mount Roval
Place
77c
-
Jan-
6c
68c
80c
1
1
*
Corporation
Mount
New
*
Mar
68c
56,200
5,815
1
Ltd
Mines
Mcnpre Mining Co Ltd
New
-
5.00
1
Mining. Corp Ltd
Moore
New
50
10%
4.95-
5.00
•
;
Mid-Chiboueaman
Murray
"
17c
10
I_
Mogador Mines Ltd—
Mount
Feb
26%
Warrants
Merrill
27%
24%
111
Distilleries
preferred
Mercury
24%
24
26%
Co
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
"V.6%
Feb
26% Mar
.22%
475
24
26%
-
Atlantic
Jan
Feb
class A—2.50
& Paper
Class B
•
107
...
Aslidown Hardware class B
Feb
28c
—1
MacLaren
Massval
-
Mar
25c
500
25c
25c
.....
•
Ltd
$2.50
Feb
3.55 Mar
3.55 Mar
...'1,87a.,
Jan
Jan
-
=98%
18% 18V2"M8%
23%/
23*%// 24
•
£: 8.05> 8.05
51%
50% 52
—;
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd__50
Anthes
Imperial class A
i
*
Ash
Mines
Macdonald
—/—
Warrants
20% Mar
3.55
_
Aluminum
;Analogue
Feb
Jan
11c
Mar
65c
,
110 v 109% • -110
/\ v: 14 ./ 137%/14%
100.*;.
Algoma Steel—:—:———.—
-1.10
35
%•
,__10.
common—,—.——101
Central
Aluminium
15 %
3%c
3c
6,982
25
/•'2.05 ' 2.20
.-2.15
•
Algonquin Bldg Credit common.——«
100
a9%
——
....
warrants.—1
Class B preferred.
Natural Gas..
/
9%
27% Feb
,.m
100.
500'
■
Class B
A
100
Jan
1,150
•
A
Jan
6%c
85'
23%/:
98%
/1.20
Jan
'5.35
•
Ltd
class
2c
Jan
11%; 11%
•
4c
Co I.td
Canada
Companies
'
Jan
Shares
127%
Z 23
98%
5
preferred——
Algoma
Mar
10%
20%
20
class A
Copper
Lithium
Loblaw
5.55'
.
"A"
Inc
Lamontagne Ltd
•Lingside
-/i—
Mines.!
Dufault
Lambert
;
A
Warrants
Labrador
Laduboro
Trunk common:—
Gas
Alberta
y
Labrador
Jan
7c
Dollars
45'
12%
;
•
Class
Mar
6%
Feb
9.35 Mar
12%
—
Class
Jan
17c
Mar
7c
100
42c
Jan
6
300
Jan
Jan
Sales
Corp
Alberta
4.40 Mar
Feb
3.45
38c
200
1
A
3.80
*
-
Surpass
Warrants——
8% Max
Jan
•
3.55 Mar
21,530
•
Mines
3.60
:; v8
2,100
l
16 % C
class
Gold
8%
3.55
Jan
ti(V
8.90
35
.,
Canadian
25 /
__160
—
in
/' 44VS
45
•
Voting trust--..
Jan
50
3.50
"
3c
8,000
•••.,173/4'- -.••17% 17%-!
Shoe-//.--'—-• * • / • iV/ /16% '.. .17
Alberta Distillers commpn—2;60 .
2:55 12.65;
Feb
5%c
3.50
Jan
•
2:C8 Mar
65
300
8c,
Low /High/-
/.
'
*'
common
Preferred
Agnew
Feb
5,000
*
A
Admiral
Jan
9c
*
14c
172
v! '
35
of Prices
25.:
—
Atlantic Sugar
Class
Jan
45
7%C
warrants
Addison
/.
Jan
Feb
Jan
7
*
Mines
Douglas
Kerr
1.28
1.00 Mar
21%
39
•
Ltd "A"
(Can)
1.3.25 Mar
Jan
Range., .'"for-Week
••
Par
Preferred
Feb
1
common
Com
Iron
*
Jan
8.15 Mar
9,000
a75c
Jan-
Feb
4%c
15,000
3c'
Week's
Last;
'
Abitibi Power & Paper common-.-!
1.45 Max
39c
a4.00 a4.00
Paints
Club
Jubilee
1.70
I
Warrants
3%c Jan
30c
28%
5c
\
Jan
•"
1,421"
Feb
1.30
153n
61% Mar
7,000
-/
.
38c
'
Jan
8c
1.50
Exchange
Are Expressed
,'•/
>
,
INDUSTRIALS
28% Mar
1.45
Ltd
Mines
Age
a3c
5c
35
7%c
'2.90
6,400"
100
V.38c 38%d
Feb
23c
40c
&3c
/
8.35
4c .-
*
Feb
issues are now segregated into two parts.
The
first
STOCKS, and, the second list the MINES and OILS.
Prices
Jan
10c
61%
3c
a3c
i
f
Feb
Jan
12
'22% Mar
*
Feb
10c
1
-5c.
35 /
;
30c
71c
740
3,600;
Toronto Stock
Stock
Toronto
Jan
5c
1.70 Mar
61 %
l
—.
Ltd
Jan
21% Mar
''24,500/
—"\-'2V2C^
;
Ltd
—•/' ■
Ltd
1—.5 /
^d,-:
Manufacturing Co
Acadia
Gaspe
Feb
15%
3.25
8.15
Co
Mines
Feb
•
Ltd
-3.80
9c v ile
.1.56 . 1.65
8.15
1
1/
Corp
Feb
1
•
Ltd
Mines
Copper
Oils
Futurity
Feb
Jan
200
3,260
1,125
5,806'
10,050
12 %
,v
;
./
*
■.
Fundy
Jan
3.50
14%
3.50:
Jan
Feb
12%
.1
(19451 Ltd—
12c
Feb
26 %c
Feb
22c
1,000
Jan
15'_>c
Feb
•11%
23%c Jan
700
Mar
9c
6,750
Feb
57c
Oil
-1
:
Canada Breweries
Western
•
9c
61-%-/ 61 %.
Ltd.,
Mineral Products
Westburne
Feb
Feb
•
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Mining <fc Exploration Inc
Fano
Fontana
1.75
1;
Ltd
Mines
Metal
1.70
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mining
The
Sullivan
Amulet
Wendell
V
27%, Jan
Mar
53c
2,780
1
3bc
18,500
26M2C 26M2C
13c
Feb
19
Jan
9c'u
1.65"= /
—'
Virginia Mining Corp...
20% Jan
12%
-
Jan
•
?"•%' Mar
26,700
12
,,
Jan
<ji:
10
,
95c
Jan
20
125
12
12c
50c
Jan
lie-
1:3.25 /! 3.00
;
1.
-1'-!
Ltd
Weedon
200«
Jan
4%c
.14%.
l12,/ 12
;i
.
Ltd
Ltd——L,—
Mines
Waite
200
—10
Ltd
Hout- Associates
Der
Ventures
Jan
70C
East
Electric Co
Van
Vauze
Jan
10%c
106,621
9c
3.50
14%
/
.
High
71,400
r
Towns
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
13
20
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
15c
,
Jan
Feb
70c
:
——
Feb !/
11%
lie
39c
Pipe-Line
Oil
•
3.50
14%
_ul_—*
Ltd
Freezers
14c
7c
9c,..
„
21%., >21%.
22,.
Obalski Ltd———
32c
/ 30c / 32c.L
Principal Properties.,—,—_•//;80c!;
/76e
80c,-:
Jan/
2,775
70 c
Shares
High
United
Jan
12 M4
:
for Week
„
United
5 Vic Mar
39%
26M»c
Nickel Corp
Jan,*/
2
•
Dumont
Gas
3,333
*
Ltd
Weld Class A—
Union
1,000
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Leaseholds
Jan
5c
■
5 M2 C
12
*
Dominion
Mountain
42%
25%
26
*
1
Drummond
Canada
Feb
15c
/... 8c
9c
,
1
1
Petroleum Corp Ltd
Trans
Jan
10c.
V
Low
*
Ltd-—,
Exploration
Trans
5c
:
al.00
al9*
Ltd__I
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion Explorers Ltd
Dominion
5c
20
5
12c
Mines
Dome
Jan
40C
♦
—*
5c
9.000 '
12
—
1
class A—,—.-.-—
Jan
39.500
25c
30c
•
Corp Ltd
3 %c
8c
4M2C
/
1.20
5
Ltd
Denault Llmitee
Titan
A1
■*"
4 Mac
1
1
A
4c
al.00
::V*—••
*
Co common
Chib Mines Ltd
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Copper Rand
Provost
P'eb
,5M2C
42%
&
11c
Jan
5c J
v
vi*1"'-''—•
Couvrette
9c
Jan
19%
•
Monpas Mines Ltd—
Gas
2,000
Par
Lld-^
Mines
Tazin
Tib
2.71
Jan
7%c ./
„
5c
.
1
Ltd
.—•
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd—1
Consumers
10c
Jan
5c
Feb
2.00
4c
7M2C
Consolidated Paper Com
Cons
4c
10c,
'
,
—
Standard Sec "A"
Div
4,000
9.240
Sales
Range
of Prices
,v
'
'Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Consolidated
4c
—
Cleveland Cooper Corp
Consolidated
2.24
4c
High
'
Lake Mines Ltd
Chipman
Low
2.12
2.12
—
High
Week's
Last
,/.■///'■/. v.-;
Range Since Jan. 1
Sale Price
STOCKS
/
Shares
1062
'
•
-
.
Feb
12-*e Mar
11Jan
3.65 Jan
3.55 Jan
Jan
/V* ; 14% Jan
Jan
-
<
Feb, .jMar
.
•
35 M2 Mar
22
Jan
38%; Jan
Jan
"•:/ 7% Feb
Jan
,
' - 3.05 Mar
5% Jan
8i8_ Feb
/ :81c
Jan V86C
Feb
1.05 Jan,
1.40 Feb
— .12%
Feb
-14Jan
9 Ma Mar '
10% Feb
7% Mar:8V4 Feb
; 50 V-Jan
// 50
Jftn
5%
2.30
195 -.Number
Volume
6141
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.....
(1241)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
V
STOCKS
%
•
Last
i.
Sale Price
Par
Canadian
Gas
7%
3.90
Canadian
Canadian
pfd_x—28
Electric
General
Securities
Canadian General
class
1
7
7
7%
,2.90
15%
68 %
Canadian
Industrial
.2.50
9%
Gas
:—
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Canadian
Long Island-/—A-i—hMarconi Co
:
xA:
Canadian
Oil
common..-..
5 %
32%
•.
32%
Petrofina
class
Common
_r.
.
14%
%
A—/_
>*
•
—
33
.
A
14
Utilities 5% ,
Canadian
Vickers
47%
100;
L100
pfd/—x~i*_,
A;
72%
Jan
5
;
Jan
102
28
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class A_
Canadian
*
5% 'r
Westn
Natural
preferred
Canadian
Gas
<_
Jan
Jan
Inter-Provincial
45
Feb
99
Feb
21
Jan
28
—L_J
Properties
\.'JL
III
C
K
P
Wines-
34%
>
Dunlop
Mar
18%
56
1,560
34%
5
19%
18%
4.05
4.35,
32
Conduits
National
Confederation
14%
Jan
10
•
Consolidated
Class
pfd.
_•
—
L
i
Coronation
Cosmos
Crain
(R
L)
Ltd_x—/
I.
Crush'International
Class
A
Liu
%
9%
Feb
109
Jan
106
J Feb
109
—100
175
9%
Jan
12 Vb
19
9
1,435
12
2,290
Jan
53
7,815
8
Jan
55
108
Jan
Estate:
Distillers
r—1_—
_
Seagrams.
!
Dominion Bridie
Doipniion: of Canada
Dominion
Dairies
;•
2
48%
_•
22 Th
*.
Gen
,
3.45
48
22%
23%
*
141
13%
U%
7.45
-
Warrants
10%
•
common—
DominionFoundry
&
Steel
>
common
790
■'}' Preferred
13%
13%
13%'
5,765
16
Jan
28
47
48
?",i:v *' 597
46
Feb
34
■">
32
Feb
185
10
Jan
65
145
Jan
fV
,
..4
17%
'.16%
,?7%Jr
5%
j-x——:
Ga^ineau Power
-.1.00
Development
General
x——x_.
Motors
22%
?:
General. Petrol
Class A,
General
&
Steel
Preferred
-
'12
,11%
12%,
13%
13%
13%,
32
56%
33%
60
% 3,206
80c
1.15
859
70c
95c
Wares
1,430
10
10%
It 3,996
87%
87%
:j-'.
—50c
10%
*
:
—x
i
preferred
•
Lakes
-_x
Power
11%
j
47
6%
•
common—
-
-
7.45
7.45 :
■
Great
4
Northern: Gas ' cuinmoh_4-4x—x1
Preferred; ■
_4__——_50 r-„
Warrants
_x_x_
1_Jx__
jj''
Class B; warrfints-Jx—x
;-jx_:
__I -
9
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••
•;
warrantsxx_-4_—xxxWest Coal class A
4x—J_
4*
Class B
Ju_l__x__4_ij—JxLf'
Great.
West
Saddlery_,x__
i_
Winnipeg, Gas
Voting- trust
1956 warrants,..
4-4—
Greyhound Lines j—_-V---
Guar,ahtx Trust
1st. preferred
1.05
1.05
17%'
17 Vb
17%
.
Tower, Drilling__xJ—
Hoi ne & Pitfleld_4_—x—l4_
Hughes
Huron
Smith
-
prior
Owens
Erie
Co
100
18
10 "
49c
J
19' 20%
41c-
,
Flo
Imperial. Life
<.
j
20c
3.40
pfdx—-44x4-4x50
pfd—4—2:
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r
44
26
20
'
:
60
Oil
Imperial
-
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x4_x„_4x—
58
For
_4%l_;__44__ji_-x_100
footnotes,
see
page
-'x-x'
32%
^^-99
43.
Feb
55 %
Jan
Jan
120
16
23 %
23%
23'A
125
22 >/a
Feb
23% Mar
31%
31%
32%
1,185
31
Feb
.30
33Va
9%
32
33%
31%
Feb
9%
9%
5,077
9
Jan
10%
Jan
9%
10
8,484
9'A Mar
10%
Jan
50%
51
1,021
51
Feb
3.65
4,084
'
-<
Jan
26
'-
J
60
17;
20
50^4
^
16%4 17%
65/B
32%
99
700
80c
Jan
3,660
21%
Jan
24 Va
19%
19%
20%
20,696
17%
Jan
20%, Mar
32%
75
32
Feb
35
14%
15
13%
104
104
105%
107
J2.50
2,025
-20
8%
/-xc— ._20
20
8 Vb
8%
22 Va
22%
:-a;v
11%
11%
•'
1.75
1.85
.
22% >
/•
105
1.80
Jan
12 Vb
1,715
2.40
4.25
.
103
Feb
110
105 Va Mar
Jan
Feb
111%: Feb
Jan
2.50
8 Ve Mar
3,080
Feb
Jan
14 V8 Mar
Mar
;
Jan
105%
Jan
2.20
Jan
1.00
16
103 Va Mar
56,195
107
Jan
14 Va
60
14'/a
2.50
.100
•
3.00
.
1,797
103% 103'A
13%
;
Jan
Jan
10,
430
•"
22
Feb
23,
Feb
615
1
11
Jan
12'
Jan
2.00
Feb
6,170
1.75, Jan
2.60
2.70
900
2.60
Jan
29%
30%
1,140
29'A
Feb
31
Jan
30
30'A
789
28%
Feb
31 Va
Jan
42 'A
—40
2.60
30
A—1
————
42%
42'A
91
41%
Feb
43
Jan
Jan
,
3.00
Jan
13%
13 Va
14
2,020
12%
Feb
15
47
47
345
45
Jan
47
16%
116%
16%
830
15% Feb
173,b
86
Foods.——
Works
85
90
85
77
Jan
90
.10,362
50
Jan
58 %
Feb
16%
Jan
19 Va
Feb
•
57
56'A
57 Vb
18%
18%
19
28%
28 Va
21
20%
21%
95
common
95
Feb
Jan
Mar
A
5,603
125
28
Jan
2,886
20
95
28 %
Feb
100
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
105
Jan
15
Mar
1
13%
Jan
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
62 Va
Jan
21
21,%
3,850
19%
Jan
22 %
Feb
32%
34 Va
645
32 V2
Jan
36
Feb
Natural
Ontario
Quebec
•
—I,
Power common
;„x
:
-
21 Vb
•
Gas
Telephone—'
Cement
Loan
350
.
9%
9'/a
r
1,164
12
12%
t
825
11
so
36
8% Mar
*
12%
x_— 1-z*
36
Debenture.——-1-/10
&
Steel
Products
•
36
:_1__
—
z
31.V»
*
common
common
21%
•
Wholesale
5
-
_/_x^_
Hersey
•
Drilling
——
Pipeline
:
10%
Jan
Jan
12 Va Mar
36
Mar
39
.Jan
::
21
8%
21%
360
21
Mar
23 Va
31
31%
2,630
29
Jan
33 Va
5
>
5
10
5
Mar
8%
325
8%
.
23 V2
•
22%
Mar
9%
*
8%
r
-
ay.
625
14%
760
700
14c
14c
16c
4,600
14c
7%
7%
77/b
3,687
7
Natural
Gas
A
1
Class
A
-20
Roe
2.00
1,653
1.85
60%
800
56%
7Va
410
A
V)
(A
Can
Rolland
Rotlimans
Royal
of
Bank
—
23
275
23
Pall
93
93
93
St
11,338
3.00
St
Feb
Lawrence
Class
A
Corp
class
A
Jan
16
■ 13Q"
Feb
.6% Jan
Maurice
Salada
'Jan
13,272'-'
'-'
85.:
30 V4
Jan
^Jah '"
23%
Feb
96
Jan
9
•
3.00 Mar
12
19%
175
8
10,055
6 Va
6 Va
6%
86
84%
86
310
84% Mar
87
Jan
10%
1,015
10V» Mar
11%
Jan
Jan
.
r;
320
12
Jan
*19% Mar
■
6%
6
12,688
'
'
i
Mar
19% Mar
8
Feb>«
Mar
Mar
7'A
Jan
10%
10%
2,835
10% Mar
12
83
84'A
3,784
79
84%
Feb
14
14%
7,856
12%
Jan
16
Feb
24%
24%
150
23%
Jan
24%
Feb
•
Jan
13
13%
7,930/
11 Va
Jan
13% Mar
16%
19
2,175
15Va
Jan
19
22'A
Jan
22%
22%
104
105
105
106
150
15,600
96c
95c
97c
•
15%
15%
16%
9.55
9.85
A
•
4.75
4.80
1,500
10%
11 Va
5,896
10Va
Jan
Shawinlgan: Water &
Jan
Holdings class
22%
Arts
*■
Feb
Class
•
•
Power
A
common.*
•
;
Sllverwootf Dairies class
Simpsons Ltd
"Jan
Mar
' 34
'- Jan
Jan
52%
Jan
K
D
A
4751
10^8
•
;
Standard
Y
-17% Feb
6%
34
.-
Feb
Jan
'
Paving
Stedman
,
99
Mar
Steel
.
Bros
of Canada—.
12%
Jan
5%
Jan
24%
19,241
24%
1,255
13'A
13'A
503
30%
31
31%
26%
Jan
27"-
Jan
13
725
100
14%
Jan
31%
Feb
10%
Feb
27 Va
1
i
Jan
Jan
J<>n
42% Mar
,
10 %
19%
19%
19%
680
29%
30%
1,925
4.20
4.25
1,350
12 Va
12%
2,030
11 Va
Feb
31
31%.
152
28
Jap
.
9'A
sy4
100
9
Jan
■„
•
4.20
12 Va
»
A-
•
11%
4,842
•
12%'
12%
13 %
2,635
•
86 %r
82 y*
86 V®
-16,699
Jan
Feb
23V8 Mar
3,569
9%, 10V«
42 V®, 42 Va
t
Jan
Jan
11%
10%
■-
,
Standard Radio
class
19
Jan
4.75 Mar
24
30,
Stanley, Brock
Jan
9.50
20
i
Ltd
15%
495
1.25
•
Soutnam
Foods
8,091
23%
9%
common.-x
Preferred
Jan
24%
_50
Feb
Feb
90c
23%
•
Manufacturing———
Stafford
106
Jan
Warrants
Mar
22%
Jan
1
Seven
.
103
—-x——i
Ltd-
Jan
:
19
*
Gas—
Foods
Selkirk
60
t
Jan
Mar
2.50 Mar
7
*
97
Jan
19%
7%
_100
Feb
153
1
21%
93
Jan
10 V®
10%
common
Jan
26
?.
Jan
11%
Feb
84V4
;
preferred
Steel
1
8%
300
13
Cement
Slater
49 Vb
Jan
Jan
8
14%
preferred
„
64
-10
Industries
Lawrence
Slater
•
Jan
Jan
2.60
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
25
2.50
—25
S
Feb
8%
Feb
Jan
Jan
lio
Mall
Canada—
common
75c
Mar ;
22c
10 Va
<
100
—
Preferred
Russell
120
23
3.25
11
Ltd. common
of
Oil
100
9%
class A
Paper
Royalite
11%
9Va
—20
pfd
•
L95G preferred
11%
9%
...
class
$6
.100
7
.Jan
15
•
3.00
___.
common
—
Robertson
-
1.95
59%
Jan
62%
Feb
Jan
60%
11%
—2
———
Feb
Feb
9%
Mar
7 Vb
.100
Grip Batten common
Yarns
2.55
1.95
-
Jan
10%
57Vb Mar
2.80
Feb
53.
Feb
14%
Jan
135 / .Jan
8
•
5,845
Jan
4.75
Feb -
58%
Robin Nodwell
•
25 Va
/
ty®
2.65
3,75
30
■■
'25
Feb
Jan
"
'
3,785
14 y4
•
19 Va
?
4.50
Feb
Feb
8%
22% Mar
600
;
9%
8%
;
_x-_—
20e
18
111
Jan
6,533
4.50
9%
Jan
6
Jan
57%
x——*.
Corp
44Va
26"
8 Va
2.75
Engravers
12 V«
;
,
23-%
4.50
x_*
-L.2S
common.
Industries •;
3.30 Mar
7,343
:
85c
23%
30
42% Feb
5';.
25
3.55
14%
Prop pfd
;
,
Reynold Aluminum preferred
Jan
v
13
Jan
41c
x
1,434
-
:*■.
Jan
22%
"
25
■'
34 Va
Jan
Jan
57%
?: 57% Jan
106% Mar
5,045
44
49%
Feb
33 %
17% Mar
16 Va- Jan
"
550
.
<
550
Riverside
17% Mar
I.
53
30
98
22%
Jan
10%
5,060
Feb
1.05
Jan
143
6%.
131 %'
Feb
50
Revenue
5.00 Mar
Jan
142
.*:
Mar
-
t -6.25
Feb
9'A Mar
'
16%
21%
155
15
Class
Feb
7
-
\
V-.
/Jan:;:
,
" 3.65
>.
/I
15%
49%
<■
'x4__' 49%.
:
€'4 preferred lx—jxx
4x4_x44.86%-,
Industrial Acceptance common_-l4_x_l_
s
-
~x-
255
8,095
Prop
Reichhold Chemicals
Jan
M h\
30
Assurahce_x4— _4_4__ 10 4
3.50
75
3.50
-
Jan
59 Va
Jan
208
S
26
16
Preferred
Jan
53
3.3a
'•'
,;.~44'
4x25
Jan
13 Vb
Li
800
,
22'A
——
class
Warrants
Jan
."16
16.
;•
Glaze_x4_x_^—_i-4xl____«■
preferred
16%
2,800
60c
53
"
»
Imperial
*-"4,2'/"
5.00
7,293:
:. 20
;
3,069
Feb
13
Rapid
Jan
3.40
,
Feb
.18
25
Quebec
Mar
8.10
-a
•Jflh
19%
<
7
50 -/ Mar
>
/
Jan-
13
•
23%
President Electric
Feb
10 t
.
Jan
15
280
*
Imperial
15 %
100
%
Feb
14
52 Va
'
18
Feb
18%
Jan
57%
Jan
19%
;
1.00 Feb
54
-_4__—_4_"—
Hi
Howard
,
870
-9
36%
Jan
22%
Premium Iron Ore
15Vi« Jan
•
Feb- ;
2,845 '
106% 106%
Jan
17V2
14%
Power
19% Mar
Jan<.
'
Dauch__4
-'
.>
6%
:
18
33
58
Photo
Feb
47 Va
4.60
,
?
9%
12
90
1,350
13
Jan
1.162
3.00 Mar
1
19 y2
:
900
18'/«
15
Jan
11%
2.85 Mar
/
2,076
13
13%
36%
18 Vb
15
Mines
Phantom
Mar
107/b
Feb
Feb
56. 56%
common-—44—__-4*
—44-1.1—J-__4xJ_4i 100
Harding Carpels A-iliJ„
1x4x1——x*
Hees (Geo H) & Coxl—_1_4
1_
.xl0
i" 95c
Jan
,
? 19%
1st preferred
Hindo* Sc
8%
2.45
5.50
13
13%
36%
18 Va
'
1.15 Mar
Jan
.' 5.25
13
Feb
Trust
Pembina
Feb
60%
1
91%
Jan
6.30
43
.6,685
-
4.25
Jan
*
Parker
Jan
••
Mar
5.50
". 56
___—
;
Feb ;
17%
^01
17%
17%. 17%
3.60
•
Page
Feb
Feb
19 Va
—.4
8,105
Power common—
Oshawa
Jan
15%
Jan
.-
700
r
Jan
22
—
—-——
Brewery
Overland
Jan
38%
.
Jan. :
16%
100
250
>(
Feb
4.15
100
Ontario
■
5,00
Jan
7%
3.95
B
Ontario
12% Mar
%
Jan
15
935-
•
7. '■?%:
v
1.05
4j—xxx4_:jx44'4_4-18
Farms
•j -
3.00
.
4.75
Hahn Brass common4_x_4x—_'4x4-_x_*
Hardee
,
400
2.95
1.80
"
Mar
109
6% Mar
.
211
•7;
■'
46
2,050-
? -2.85
7%
Jan
3.95
Powell River..
Northern
"
3.00
•
149%
1,122'.
50
Feb
1.50
Jan
Brick—x
Ocean
Jan
103:V4
Jan
10%
8,065
2.65
5100
_•
;
Feb
6%
530
Products —x———„——^
*
?
7
2,500
23
Northern
Jan
37%
.
Jan.
Jan
•
325
/
3,040
6%
1.75
32%
Canadian
Northern
Jan
4.10
87% Mar
225
9%
7
6%
•
Mar
•
20%
Jan
58c
5,940
50
-
♦
j
J
2.50
Class " 0
Great
.
,->9%
-
.25
"»
-
7.70
9
;
50
,
Greater
15
Feb
Niagara Wire class B
Jan
28%
,
Mar
56c
105
7
'
15
16 Va Mar
2.80
Industries Gas.———
Neon
Jan
/
12
/
Mar
55%
100
■;
-
"
•—'
47
6%
.
120
:
12% Mai*'
15
:
-.
Jan
Jan
Noranda
Jan
:25 % Mar
; Marl,/
30
85:
•
15
3.20
10%
2.55 Mar
—.—.—
Jan
'
19'. .."18% .19% '
18
18„ 18%
i
«
.
.fil75x;
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700
150%
47
-
>=• 15
.
.4—,,
108
1,050
-K
11%
150
150
i
—x__4—50
Paner
;
11%?
Gordon Mackay class A
1
Grafton
class A_—_x——
Warrants
.
87%
,
-Jan
:
Jan
.100
105
? H
6,361
Feb
Jan
5,295
Drug & Chemical common—•
National Grocers preferred--—...
20
National Steel Car
—•
National Trust
;
10
.
.
'
95c
•
Great -Lakes
Great
v
1.15 J
50
common—
Envelopes class A
Goodyear Tire: Canada4'J
•
16 Va
Jan
2.70
National
17% Mar
Jan
33x
180
:
9%
15%
6%
52%
preferred
Moore Corp
Feb
-29%
r '
3.50 Jan
18
3,942-
K
2.75
100
Feb
22
preferred—-—.
C
P
Preferred
I
i,825
9%
Jan
6
Mar
"V15
V
Mar
26
.
,
570;
109
'
3.05
Feb
1.20
"
•>'" 2,695
i'.
2.90
Ltd—
Monarch' Fine
12% Feb
..,
.11% Mar
805
4.10
19%
101
x_l4_,—,—4.——100
Globe
26%
.
3,630
Feb
85c
"c:,.'34,/a"Jan
150% Mar
2,119
r
6%
85c
3.60
Montreal
Jan
102
? 34%
.
59%
444-X4-
—X—
12 '
.
21%
..
6
/
11
pfd. .30
1st
—x
Preferred
aJap L%.tVL15 Mar
385
705
15,100
'
—
Locomotive
Jan
290
E
Class
',.4.00 Feb
Jan V % ;. 55V»- Mar
66c
:
2,275
;
-
33
<,
5%
3.35 Mar
46 V2
10,750
.
-108
l
Drilling
156
;
26%
r
"
t
735
25%
•
4.00
34
Feb
Feb
10 »/2 Mar
11
91c
19%
Investments
:
llVz
2.55
new.
Montreal
:
Jan
Feb
2.65
-50
Monarch
12%
Feb
10%
52 %
A
Jan
27 % Ma r
.100
102 102%
19%
————
16%
■
1,550
-
33
—1
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Dynamics
General
*:
v
"x "
IOO
common—•
5'J. preferred —rx——
_x-v_100
'5%A ,' "A"
preferred-—4—--JxxlOO
General Bakeries
.—xj— x__~T*..
,•
class
48
12%. Jan
J
375
1.15
150%J
11%:
.v
General
1,175
A
Light &
Jan
190
Feb
3.90
15
pfd——
1st
Mar
'
9 Va
4.80
Jan
395
11 Va
_38
—
—
class
Mar,
-
Jan
?20
33
,
7%
"4.00 Jan
23%
common—
18/
10% Jan
5,175
22 Ta
;
%
;
21%, Jan
Mar
3.50
800
7
A—
class
————
Shoes
Molsons
V4. Jan
'
19%
■J'i:
•'*
28
.5%
3.35, 3.35
V 4.00
-x——-_1
645
Feb
10,540
63% Mar
19
32,465
6%
(M)
Milton
Mar
1
Feb
58%. Jan
890
9%
Jan
—1
common
Midwest
Feb
'
26%
preferred—x—J—10
-
,
.
22%
100
:' r.' 55,; 55%
'
—
•
17%
-
,
400
J
.
•,v:;l4J14%'
14
-
10%
27 %1
r
lot Canada——-—axJ—J.——_* J 150%
Foivnda 1 ion Co -x-x--xx——
class
34
f
,L
-.185
190
11%: 12%
;
FoiKi
Charles )
-
/ 10%
4-^—~lq
Petroleum
12 '
14
69
Mar
9%
-3
/Preferred
x:x21% Mar
.
•Jan
Manufacntrine-xJx-i——-J-x—•-. 1,1.05
Fleetwood Corp
xJ—JL— 1 ;. 25% '
Foijd Motor Co (U.Slx
102
——x_x—5 - C
<
Feb
4,917
—x__—%
Companies
Feb
Jan
19%
33
Fleet
French
10%
13
Mar
Feb
.<
2.15
1.75
Mexican
•
j.18
■T
-5%
Warrants- d--—■*_—j—_—■
4 3.35
J-j—x-jFederal Grain class A
,-xxxiJ—, .55%
Frctsst.
' 695
9,702
50,575
,
.
17%
-,31%
',18.
—
Fraser
r- J
V12
6,295
4.55
-10
—;—
Metro Stores common--—
.
Jan
17%
64
86
9%
B
4 % %
11% Feb
j,
,
.,
"
-
13.70
0
B
5 Va "/r
M
Mar
101 Va
,
V/: 48
Jl" A
-67
J
Feb
32%
•
Empire Life Insurance-—-i.x__i.J--_i.10
Exquisite Form 4-^—__-_J__JxPreferred
16
22%
x—4——..
Famous Players Canadian-—;
Fanny Farmer Cand.vx— Jj
-i**/
Federal Farmsxxx-x—-x—x—
Feb
11% Mar
Feb
8% Jan
,y
300
:
Feb
•
Jan
8%
85c
6 Va
•
——
Preferred
v-i; 7.45 Mar
Jan
.22%.
Economic Investment Trust-—--10
Eddy Match Co_—__-4—
Emco Ltd
>?
•
19%.. 21%
.'x—_-_._-x_x///-x——;!—23.50.'?
62...
.-
Feb ■;..■
'
4.30
:
ii
Maple Leaf Mills common
<13%
Jan
9
580
Feb
*
HVb
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
4.05
a
Feb
101
690
;.V
Jan
49% Mar
Jan
66%;
.3.50
.
—10
A
Financial
Cos
Maher
Jan
154
4.50
4,349
10%
27
Jan
8%
.
6,300
'10
17.%
'• 10;
,.-.21
Dominion... Textile 'commonL_:/Jx-pi-Ji/_*
DUpont Co
J 17%
ni%
,
common/——
-
Feb
•13%
10,064
•*
.
-
101
,
11%
Coal/x--—
-
67.
,
101
10%
Dominion Stores
Dominion Tar & Chem
65%
1):
r
cPreferred, ——xx
100 "•
Dominion; Magnesium
44^—:'
Dominion Scottish'In v.-c6mmdrtis.u:d—*
Dominion Steel
:
7.00
—«
Feb
'
•
Dotpinmiv Electro
3.60
"
3.00
9%
3.55
.10
Ltd
MacMillan Bloedel &
21%
200
y.
20
-10
Locana Minerals
Mar
Jan
137
63%
19
*
1
warrants
A
10Vb Mar
44
30
......
64
61%
19
Feb
.3.45 Mar
4,365
13%
9%
5.95
1
3.50
/-xx-x,.-*
2,550
14,180
r
141
3.50
-
common
*;
49%
V
25
Inv__4
Dominion Coar preferred
3.35
65
63%
_—,—
Groceterias
Class
Loeb
Dale
1.65 Mar
•
preferred
Loblaw
Jan
117
80c
4
77% Jan
9,865
—
Industries
Class
Feb
23%
Mar—
3,612
10
Cement
preferred
Loblaw
Feb
2c
60
7
86
^
III
Loan
Preferred
Feb
15%
Mar
117
Jan
'
F'eb
20
Jan
13%
%c Mar
185
70c
585
^
51
18%
13% Mar
1,900
$2
Levy
11
Jan
52 % Mar
620
25c
Gas
Secord
$1.25
Jan
5,050
Jan
1.75
-10
Laurentide
Feb
Feb
48%
1.65
—_—
Ontario
Laura
470
.
15%
Lambton
Jan
Jan
180
.
Jan
v
22%
17%
125
10Vb
113
v25
17%
710
•
'
1
Jan
% Mar
V
4.30
class
Feb
47
83%
A
Feb
60
Jan
1.75
Canada-/—
Cement
21
42%
83%
—
Feb
2,089
•
L
1.86
89
5
Feb
20
.9%
117
common
preferred
20:
20
,
of
Preferred
Jan
60 *
c
7%
Feb
Jan
.
78Va Mar
7%
1
class
Douglas
Lake
Jan
Jan
19
lc
59
:
8
—
%c
!•'
VBC
10
;■' 8V2 Feb
8.95
7%
Discount
preferred-.
Lakeland
21
v
13 %
.
Jan
107
14% ,14%
14%
;
.
!
J
Nest'
_•
—.
-
12 %
%
1959 wts__
75c
common
Warrants
10
v
10%,- 10%
12
Feb
-
52%
70c
Common
70
18%
■
6.00
B
Lafarge
Jan
16,046
,,
18%
10%
Jan
51%
70c
Labatt
Jan
16 •/'
•:
52'A
3.00
:16 V» Mar
12%
47%
xi—
Kelvinator
Feb
170
Jan
7%
19,828
:
Mar
13 %
Kelly
Jan
-
45%
85c
Mar
4.65
,
Jan
165.
300
10%
18%
18%
warrants.—.^
-
!
10
108
10%
_•
Timber
107% 4
18%
•
Trust
Crows
20%
18%
;■
Imperial
Crown
22%
20
108
i
—_
Credit
Crestbrook
7.10
108% 108 %
-100
.
8%
-.'.I- 1,585
20%
Too
1-
Copp Clark Publishing
Corby Distillery class A
Class
8%
21%
21%
.
•
1
,
B
*_I?
Mining & Smelting
common
"J
8%
8%
7.10
A
200
.
1,305
-
Consumers Gas
Class
IIIlO
-
10
165
.14%
Class
19% Mar
•
5
-
-
Ltd
18 V2 Mar
3.85 Jan
14%. Feb
3,310
165
common.—.
Preferred
Warrants
16%
Jan
35
-
•
12,081
warrants
'Preferred
Jan
109
Feb
14%
4—_i_ -4410
Building
34 V2
7%
Jan
14
6,313
"
x/—
Life
Consolidated
15
15%
4-.
y
Jan
1.60 Mar
680
83%
Jan
6%
19
Jan
57%
80%
common
Service
Lake
B
Jockey Club
22 V« Mar
Jan
t"V ' 35
„
Combined Enterprises
'
J 1,226
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18
47%
55%
25c
Syndicate
Public
Class
-
Jan
100
46
A
Jefferson
Jan.
•
17%
Jan
99
t.
32
-
5% Mar
100
,
17%
,
31
Class
Jamaica
24% Mar
•
Feb
Investors
Jan
2,550
19
.83
Pipe Line
Steel Pipe
Interprovincial
Jan
?'
1.65
19
—•
Interprovincial
Jan
101
-
.
16% Mar
.
18%
:
4.35
>,
.—
16%
.
60
>
109
34%
18%
A—____X
class
Columbia Cellulose
325
7
'
109
-2.0
1,425
31%
5%: '
f
25
•"
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•
22%
31 'A
■x 6%
Development-xx-hw-lAx-ih/:
Cochrane
22
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Chauteau. Gai
28
-
<17. 17%
22%
20
—
Westinghouse
Canadianwide
75;
165
Jan
1.60
Feb
18
Jan
18%
57%,
Commercial
4.00
Jan
5%
525
•
Common
14% Mar
44
16'A
17,790
19
25
Jan
-l
429
6%
♦
1:
Preferred
Jan
Jan
5
Interprovincial pidg Credits
27 Vb
Jan
6%
Feb
6
—
Feb
*
9
Jan
19
com
common
Ja^
37%. Feb
-
609
> :■
Utilities
'
11%
1,314
,
,
Nickel;
160
Jan.
Jan
5'A
6
Minerals
International
34%
a.
-Feb
'
17%
com
—
24 %
International
International
104 %
■
Feb
25
Powders
6%
Feb
8%
19
1.60
*
'
3.60
350;
2,712
1
:
Warrants
Jan
16 Va
;
20
common
31% Mar
.
Jan
30%
preferred
Gas
International Bronze
'
-
—
Co
Preferred
,"■."-•'10% Feb
Feb:
Mar
156
100
,
23
16%.
Jan
8%
19,604
48%
100
24%.
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16%
Natural
.
"
Canadian
10
Inland
Feb
145
.
6
-
1
High
110,
8%
5%
16%
Feb
i. .10
14%
8%
6
Cement
Jan
14-
,.
.
8%
*
Inland
8%
.12,760
.*
37%" ..." 40
40
48%
v
103
*
Inglis
3.25
27
2,289
i
Ingersoll Machine class A
15%
6,607
'
Jan
Low
3.60:
Feb
Jan
1,383
156 4 156 •
25%-26%
25%
10 j
:j.
preferred
Corp
.
2,570
"
3.60
Jan
(John)
Range Since Jan.
High
3.60c
Feb
Jan
2,904
.
,
Shares
)
Low
—*
■
40%
67
•
7,286
6
»
,
103
.
.100
Railway-——: 4-25
Canadian
31%
4.25
Minerals
for Week
24
.
Mar
6%
Industrial
2.60
2,071
•
Jan
Feb
,
Feb
Sales
Range
•f Prices
Par
8%
"
Week's
Last
Sale Price
12%
5,070
10
14%
.'27
5%
1-V
common,--—,
Pacific
Canadian .Tire
9%,
14%
1
3.60
6,575
,
67.%" 68%
•
14%
_xxxx_x_x_——. —100
preferred
preferred
8#
23
2.60
—10
5rfi
38
100
15%,
Imperial'. Bank—.—
Canadian
420
2.70
Canadian
Cos
5,930
23.:
.
.
1
High
7%.-Jan
3.95
23
15%
,
--
1,800
.
39%
38
-
23
;
'
:—:
—
Hydrocarbon
Range Since Jan.
Low
8%
3.80
38%
B—*.
Husky Oil
Warrants
Canadian
STOCKS
Shares
LOW; High
7%
preferred—20c
Energy
Friday
for Week
of Prices
,
(Range for Week Ended March 9)
Sales
Range
41
42 V® Mar
9%
Feb
19%
Feb
20 V®
Feb
y
T-
31 "•>
Jan
4.60
Jan
16
Jan
11% Mar
-
4.20 Mar
12% Mar
78 Va
Jan
-
31% Mar
9% Jan
\j
15
Jan
86
Mar
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Steinberg
LOW
Preferred
—;——
104
itiu
—,
,14'/a
Superior Propane common
■
Warrants
5%
Prane
Union
United
Class
Vanadium
Alloys
Victoria
&
Vulcan
Webb
14'
Westfair
2.35
Weston
40
Hardware
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30% Mar
Combined
24% Mar
27'A
Commonwealth
?■>
Feb
30%
Class
A
A.' 7%
Jan
Feb
58%
59 %
8,925
54%
Jan
4.50
4.60
200
19
20
40
9%
class
4.85
Feb
Feb
2.85
Jan
1.00
Jan
18%
23%
Jan
40
585
3.00 Mar
23%
Jan
40%
Jan
10%
Jan
Feb
35'A
Feb
Feb
20%
20 7 «
21%
3,000
19
9(i
96
96 %
260
95
35
Vn
2,919
108 % 108%
10
10%
11
100
•_——50
108 Va
30
30
*
41
39%
41
5
lti
15%
16
5.40
5.60
*
2.25
1.60
2.25
Class B
Zenith
____♦
Electric
Feb
Feb
18
class A
Feb
9% Mar
40c
A
Jan
Jan
2.35
10,555
75
40
9'»
59c
Feb
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
22
Jan
98%
Jan
Feb
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
9.75
106
109'A
Feb
30
36%
15% Mar
100
40c
3.65
*
40c
3.45
40c,
3.95
850
1.50
350
Jan
6.35
Jail
2.25 Mar
40c
Feb
2.70
16,565
.
Jan
40c
Mar
.17%
5.40 Mar
600
Jan
41
Jan
2,500
35
Jan
3.525
.
Feb
3.95 Mar
Jan
Consolidated
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
Uranium
AND
Ltd
OILS
Acme Gas & Oil
Advocate Mines
Agnlco Mines
Alba
Gold
Pacific
Larder
Amalgamated
American
Mines
4c
5c
9,250
4c
Feb
5c
52c
5,920
40c
Jan
52c
Mar
2.42
4,900
Jan
2.70
17c 17 %c
2,000
2.26
17c
Feb
26c
Jan
22 %c
Feb
14c
19c
25,477
10c
5c
7%c
16,800
5c
Mar
8c
Jan
45c
5,625
41c
Feb
54c
Feb
7c
7%c
10,000
7c
*
9.30
9.20
9.60
1,750
9.50
17c
:.
Jan
Jan
8.00
Consolidated
Mogul
Feb
Deer
Deldo.ua
Delhi
Devon
7c
Jan
Dome
Ean ft'
9.75
22 'A
Barex
Bata
22%
23'A
600
22
Jan
25
25%
1,295
25
Jan
26
1.42
1.45
1
22c
23c
5,500
1
21c
23c
16,000
•
i—___.
Mining
Uranium Mines—
Beaver
i.oi go
Beveon
Bints
Copper
Mines
Villain
A
Corp
—
Bay
50o
2.28
Broulun
Reef
Brunswick
Mar
22,600
9c
9c
20,200
5'Ac
Jan
15c
1,900
14c
Feb
54c
1.60
32c
Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
Mar
15 %c
Jan
11c
19c
Feb
Jan
5%c
2,000
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
45c
48c
8,500
45c
Mar
58c
Jan
2.20
2.34
40,750
11c
5,214
7c
7c
8c
10,100
20c
20c
29c
769,220
13c
13c
15c
56,700
5c
1.35
10'Ac
6c
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.49
14c
10c
Feb
Jan
8%c
Jan
34c
Feb
13c
Feb
27c
Jan
Jan
6c
6,500
5c
Feb
8'Ac
V 51c
47 % c
52c
62,700
47d
Jan
59c
1
6.60
6.60
6.95
5,720
6.00
Jail
7.00 Mar
—1
—
2.90
2.90
2.95
6,200
2.62
Jail
3.10
Jan
36c
Jan
1
Mining & Smelting
29c
1
Mines———
3.95
29c
3.90
30c
4.00
3,400
3,000
28c
3.85
Feb
Feb
4.90
Feb
Feb
Buffadison Gold Mines Ltd
Being exchanged
United
One
for
Mines
five
each
Buffalo
Ankente
Buffalo
Red
Lake
2.69
1
5c
1
—
2.74
4,265
4c
5c
8,772
2.25
4c
Feb
Mar
3.40
Jan
6c
Mines
Oils
A__l
11c
11c
11c
Enterprises
*
2.55
2.30
2.55
310
1
10c
9c
10c
14,880
9c
Jan
23c
25c
7,700
22c
Feb
29c
Jan
25'A
26%
4,040
20%
Jan
28%
Feb
Cadamet
Calalta
Mines —
Petroleum
25c
Calgary & Edmonton
Calvert
Gas
Oil
&
32c
Camerina Petrol
Campbell
Canada
Canada
Canada
*
Chibougamau
Campbell Red
Oil
25%
•
2.35
6.20
1
Tungsten
Canadian
Catiadiau
2.50
'
95c
4.85
Petroleum—
4.10
18,490
6%c
9c
4c
5c
2.60
15,593
9c
Jan
2.30 Mar
25c
1.25
6.05
Jan
Jan
Feb
15c
Feb
3.85
Jan
10 %c
Feb
39c
2.60
Copper
Oils
Elder
11c
El
Fargo
Oils
Farwcst
Gaitwin
Geco
lG^a
Mines
Giant
Mascot
Giant
59c
Feb
49c
Feb
Feb
50c
55c
26,887 A
50c
3.75
3.95
8,823
25%
27
2,64.8
11%
20c
43.
21c
Mai-
Granduc
Grea.t
Jan
12'Ac Feb
21c
Mar
24'Ac Feb
18,100
10c
11c
11%
Feb
Jan
15c
Jan
7,187
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
39.900
38c
Mar
75c
Jan
5%c
1,000
5c
Feb
2.15
2.25
1.71
1.53
•?
5,150
2,900
1.68
Feb
1.60
19,950
1.51
Jan
7,000
10'Ac
6%c Jan
-
2.15 Mar
1.79
10 %c
lie
6'Ac
Jan
1.90
Jan
1.80
Jan
8c
Jan
15,'Ac
5,358
13'Ac Feb
Jan
5c"
6,000
v
2.49
'
22'AcMar
Feb
58
Jan
Feb
68'A
61
61%
6,637
1.63
1,900
1.60
Feb
1.75 Feb
3.50
3.80
3,776
3.20
Jan
4.20
Jan:
Jan
15c 15'Ac
18,000
12c
Feb
25c
11,400
22 'Ac
Feb
31c
Jan
5c
Jan
16c
Jan
13c
Feb
16c
Feb
13c
Jan
24c
9c 11 %c
9c
122,600
15c
13c
39,750
18'Ac Jan
Jan
6c
7c
28%
7,177
25'
16c
42,300
10c
Jan
85c
13'Ac
8c
28 %
13 'Ac
28%
87c
15,400
78c
Jan
93c
7,250
29%
Jan
Feb
19'Ac Jan
Jan
9.70
9.70
9,80
1,223
Jan
11
Jan
20 %c
26c
235,400
13c
Jan
26c
Mar
5c
6%e
525
5c
Jan
9c
Jan
25c
Ltd-
28c
12,600
22 %c
Jan
32c
18'Ac 19 %c
35,500
16c
Jan
19c
Feb
23c
Jan
28c
Mar
l3%c Feb
24c
Jan
!___
:___
26c
8%
Gulf
1,780
-
Feb
7'Ac
11,500
5'Ac
9'Ac
Gold
Gold
2.25
200
Feb
10%
Feb
8c
Jan
5c
Mar
2.15
Jan
2.35
14,500
lie
Mar
10c
21,000
8c
Feb
16c
Jan
1,000
13c
Feb
16 %c
Jan
14c
14c
1.10
15c
15c
17c
57,600
13c
Jan
24c
33c
38c
61,300
33c
Mar
63c
7c
Mar
14c
Co
Ltd
Class B
—
class
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8c
10c
95,000
2.45
8,600
2.36
Jan
2.66
Jan
22
22
23 %
5,138
21%
Feb
26%
Jan
Feb
14
14%
57%
.
15 V8
15,722
13%
Jan
15%
14 %
15 'A
*
Consolidated
Gold——
— 1
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting—
: *
15%
12,420
12%
Jan
15'A Mar
2.15
2.22
910
2.15
Feb
2.65
56'A
57%
5,37i
54 'i
Jan
57
2,272
17V
Jan
20
Feb
'
2.50
—
_
19
19
19%
12 % c
14c
13,500
12c
Feb
17c
Jan
45c 47'Ac
18.229
35c
Jan
54c
Feb
65c
Jan
—
46c
Exploration
41c
42c
44c
6,150
42c
Feb
86c
88c
2,100
86c
Mar
1.34
2.30
^—-
—
Copper Mines_———_———
Bay Mines
;
2.30
2.35
795
Jan
2.55
Jan
88c
1.75
Jan
36c
1.65
——
86c
85c
—2
34c
29 VaC
3
Iso Mines
59c
58C
—!——_
—
Waite* Mining—4
—
Mines
_4—4—
.
62c
12c 12'Ac
:_4__—
5%c
_—4^.^.4
Mines
Jan
Feb
13 %c
Oil
4
Porcupine
Gold
1.25
Feb
2.35
Gold——4—5
A__
—
Bay
1.05
2,200
10c
—
Howey
Pam
"
2.36
:
Consolidated
Oil
Jan
14c
9c
35c
Mines.—
Jan
14c
11c
14c
—
.4
Iron—
Home
Joburke
13c
Jan
8.35
6,500
Jan
6'Ac
10,533
Jan
Feb
7'Ac Jan
13c
——,
„—
Hollinger
jellicoe
4.15
•
9c
Mines-.
Headway Red Lake—
Heath
21,250
6c
2.25
.!
lie
9.30
5%c
10%
•
1.00
Lakes
of
13
Jan
15%
Jan
'
_•
Minerals
•
Feb
3.45
14%
7c
9.15
Hallnor Mines
Rock
3.10
3.30
14 y4
Gunnar Mining
Hard
2,150
3,025
3.40
•Gwillim Lake Gold.——___—
Harrison
14c
14%
^
Develop
4__4_1____1._'____4___'
Mines——
^4
Lead
28c
14c
14c
4
—
Mines
Plains
Hydra
Jan
8c
1,250
5c
Gulcli Mines
Inspiration
26c
Jan
22,100
45c
19c
Jaya Explorations
18c
15 %
5,250
lie
4c
—:
Feb
6,500
Jan
1.60
Mines
Jacobus
20c 22 %c
28%
25 %c
Mines
Jan
4.35 Feb
Jan
25% Mar
21c
10c
44.
Jan
,1,80 Jan
1.87 Feb
4.05
40c
Mining
Grandroy
Hugh
Jan
Feb
Ffeb
3.65
12%
22'Ac 22'Ac
Goldray
Hudson
"Mar
64c
*
Iron
3.70
Mar
9c
61
I
Mines
Uran
Goldfields
4.45
105 Feb
Mar
12
20
Goldale Mines
Jan
84c
24c
Jan
11c
Explorers
Glenn
Jack
5,775
Jan
Jan
Mine————
Jdn
23,275-
10c
Jan
7c
Jan
16.645
309,433
10
—
—
1.03
88c
Jan
Jan
1.60
Lt.d_.
Ycllowknire
Glacier
Jan
24c
27c
44c
—
Ltd-
Mines
16c
Jan
Feb
31c
Mining
Mines
Genex
Feb
19c
r
13'Ac
4.15
11c
18 %c
17,640
13c
Feb
1.70
24c
5c
*
Ltd
Feb
84c
15,310
11,563
24c
1.95
4.00
22,006 "
112,625
15'Ac
90c
1.64
11,222.
48C
3.55
6%c
1.65
13c
52c
Frobisher Ltd
Feb
Feb
5c' ' Jan
1.79
Mining—
7.50
2.85
u\
2.15
j—
Ltd_
Francoeui-
Irish
Jan
Jan
"
4'Ac
Mining
Fa l ima
1.08 Mar
1.50
4c-- Jan
11%
__i__
4
4
14,300
1,963
Jan
22 c
6c
Corp
16%
5.35
Jan
Jan
7c
21c
44c
Mining-!
Eureka
Feb
Jan
7c
9'Ac
Jan
6c
—..
12%
Falconbridge Nickel
Faraday Uranium Mines
Feb
4.10
5,927"
^v,17c
27,500
18c
4—
__4—
24,635
16,215
Jan
Feb
44 c
—i____
33,650
5.00
A
A*
20c
10c
7c
2.75
17c
'20c
52c
——
1.00
4.70
1^,00(1
.
•
'
Jan
2.60 Max-
Jan
21c
Mineral______
Mines
Sol
14%
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
I
Jan
Jan
1.35 Feb
75c
12
Co
&
Mines
Eldrich
80c
3.05
T.495
6'Ac
7%c
%c
9c
94c
2.14
88c
Minev—
4.05
2.40
1
see page
15,455
3.75
_10c
footnotes,
5,B5tT '
Jan
12c
.
Jan
45c
2,500
Jan
17c
/
Mar
13c
13c
19c 19%c
—
6 %c
Canadian Exparfe Gas & Oil—_
Canadian High Crest—
For
200
1.08
3.85
—*
Delhi
Devonian
6.25
14%
1.00
1
Petroleum
Warrants
.Canadian Dyno
6.05
1.04
Astoria Minerals—'
Chieftain
5,440
1
Petrol
Canadian
2,500
2.35
•
i
Canadian
32c
2.20
14%
l
.
Lake.
Lands
Southern
1,000
Jan
1.17
67c
V
'
44c
13c
Jan
7.10
Feb
7c
65c
Jan
2.35
Jan
13c
27,200
6'Ac
Highland Bell
Cable
8c
Jan
6.25
1
,
40,937
19'Ac
2.5
Mines
Jan
Cabol
90c
14,4^
5,04^
6*250
48c
Mines:
Dynamic Pete
Head
w
8,415
.
1.26
Hastings
Ltd
held
Jan
44c
20'Ac
Hasaga Gold Mines——
for
Buffadison
share
Jan
7'Ac
1.21
Jan
_1
•
I
;
Petroleums
Feb
6c
11c
•
—.
Feb
8c
1
—
Pioneer,
Britnlta
40,800
1
Mines—
Uranium—
Mines-Ltd——
Eralome
10c
11c
1
Borduetac Mines
Bouzun
Feb
Jan
5 %C
47c
—_
Eidcop Mines Ltd—
Black
1.32
21 %c
15c
1
Coip_
48 %c
1,300
8c
•
.
Feb
9,200
9c
1
Mines
Mining
Bethlehem
Jan
26c
3,650
•
Petroleums
26c
Jan
27c
8c
Feb
Feb
52c
9c
Feb
20c
1.42
11c
1.55
16'Ac
1.37
•
Beat tie Dtwiuesne-!
Jan
25c
1.37
•
;
2,300
1.30
52c
_I
Metals
Belcher
Feb
25
Barymin Exploration Ltd—50c
Base
10%
1.45
Mines—A—AA—A-
Bask a
Jan
8.85
25
Mines
Trust
Barnat
9,280
25% Mar
Bankcmo Mines——
Cons
10'A
50a
Oil—————,
Eankfield
9.60
9c
Feb
7'Ac
j
Petroleum
Feb
1
Jan
5c
26
Feb
3.70
7c
7,100
16 c
:
5c
Feb
2,500
7c
3.85
2,500
Jan
7'Ac
1.94
Mines
6c
3.25
7c
7%C
Mines—;.
Jan
53c
Jan
6.55
Mines—
Jan
Jan
13C
25
Sullivan
10c
Feb
Feb
30c
45'Ac
Malartic
11 %c
Jan
Jan
19c.
5'Ac
1.88
1
East
Jan
5c
34c
Jan
9,540..
6.25
-
East
Feb
Jan
Mar
3,00Ct
14c
_
East Amphi. Gold___4__
8c
4c
24c
40c
1.88
46c
—
Jan
7c
Feb
6'Ac
6.40
18c
Jan
5,000
Jan
38c
•
Mines
Jan
11,000
2.45
13c
10 %c
19c
36c
8c
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.90
6c
1
93C
8%c
Feb
Jan
7'Ac
;
Feb
5%c
25
38c
4.35
1.28
68c
6 %c
2.50
:
Jail
3,000
A
2,500
___—4
Jan
27,659
class
21,900
Jan
'
1.00
7c
Gas
11,333
27c
16c 17 %c
Feb
Jan
1.34
Jan
12c
13c
45c
3.70
&
4'Ac
24c
16c
3.85
67c
14 %c
6c
—
4%c
25c
50
2,585
3.60
Oil
4 %c
:
,
35,600
6c
Selburn
8,233
s
1.24
128,715
3.70
preferred
5'5-4 '.<•
2nd preferred
4,075
13c
*
71c
l
5'f
2.10
12c
•
1.05
1
Bailev
2.05
13c
_•
17c 23 %c
Aitnor
Mines
Mines———
2.05
46c
Mines
Duvan
Atunafine (.told
Gold
Jan
4
Dome
Duvex
7c
Jan
"
Mar
Mines—
Dickenson
Jan
8c
7c
1
Mar
42c
—
5 %c
1
;
—
Mines
Jan
40c
92c
Palmer Oils
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
5,120
Mine.___.
1.01
6c
Jau
Jan
30c
78,250
Mines
Donalda
1.10
20c
17c
5'Ac
21,075
Mir»:s
Mines
Denison
Dunraine
58c
124,700
Jan
67c
Pacific
Delnite
Jan
Feb
4,475
Feb
43c
1.00
Zinc
Gold
Jan
1.10
4,846
11,600
39c
.14c
4.30
Petroleum
Copper
Horn
5c
1.18
19c
6%c
44 %f 48'Ac
Poplar—
Daering Explorers
15c
11c
18c
36c
Jan
Mar
63c
—
Daragon Mines——
Feb
60c
40c
*
Feb
1
10'Ac
1,025
92c
Negus Mines
Pershing
l%c
._
6,500
.1,80 Jan
4.15
Mines
10c
Feb
13c
40c
Jan
63c
Crowpat Minerals
18,999
Jan
11c
40c
Mining
31,400
Jan
1.57
92c
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
2c
8c
7,200
49c
West
12c
87c
Jan
71c
Exploration
11c
93c
Feb
19c
4.25
Consolidated
l%c
3,600
7c
Feb
Mines__
Feb
9,000
Mar
9c
—
Ltd-..
Jan
5C
12,100
Mines
Jan
15,127
J5c
33,000
13c
1.68
Feb
Sannonn
16c
10c
Jan
5'Ac
10c
1.65
Ltd
Oils
Mac
Red
Feb
11c
Jan
Regcourt
10%
1.13
5c
Jan
"30c
Mar
Consolidated
Feb
1.04
2,600
2'Ac
-
23'Ac Jan
41c
Consolidated
Jan
1.04
4c
1.03
1/1
41c
Quebec Gold Mines:
9.25
1.00
4c
Jan
-99c
Consolidated
13%c
9%c
Feb " 'A
80c
7,800
Mines
796
10c
Jan
13c
13,625
Mines
8,600
1.00
27c
3,800
44c
Nicholson
15c
1.13
3,000
28,250
1.05
Pershcourt
9.70
1
Jan
2.25 Mai*
99c
Northland
2c
1
'jan
;28c
-
Feb
41c
Consolidated
9.50
•
Minos—1
Minos
9.90
A 47c
Feb
2.00
99c
Consolidated
Croinor
31c
20%c Mar ''
16c
5c
Jan
Jan
5.50 Jan-
'
43c
Consolidated
Cusco
;"'f
COc
-
Jan
5.30
'
27c
44 % c
Mines
Morrison Exploration
Consolidated Mo,slier ;
Cowichan
"
Jan
83c
5%e
Consolidated
Craigmont
4.50 Mar
4.65
27c
19c
Mlc
Lead
100
16,341
Jan
57c
80e
13'Ac
36c
Consolidated
Corp
24c
/
.
Jan
85c
L.
Marcus Gold Ltd
Copper
13,500
f
Feb.
—
14c
Iron
Arrow
Marbenor
Conwcst
15c-
-56c
12c
;—;—
Halliwell
Consolidated
39c
Jan
40c
Oil
Consolidated
lie
l
Copper
River
8%c Feb
•
Jail
1.65
Consolidated
Consolidated
5.40
5C
33c
46'Ac Mar
-
1,200
1
Crest
Golden
4,50
Jan
Jan
'
16,200
20,366
•
Consolidated
13 %c
l
.
20c
Ritffner
Jan
1.72 Feb
Jan
3'Ac
25,200
22c
Flin
Fenimore
Consolidated
52c
72c
2.25
Jan
50c
Warrants
At.lin
40c
43c
Associated Arcadia Nickel—
Aumacho
Jan
2.30
40c
Yellowknife
1.07
7c
A——
Coast
Jan
6.15. Feb
45c
Mines—
Atlas
Feb
13c
•
;_
Oil
Atlantic
34c
-
Jan
.
Gold
Mar
2.40
warrants—
Mines
Area
At'jou
Assiiuei'a
73c
Mai-
_u—A-.—_____„1
Mines—
Ansil Mines-,Arcadia Nickel
2,500
Feb
Feb
5.50
_
4 Vac
1
American Exploration
Anglo Htironiaii—
Rouyn
40c
:
Jan
lOo
1
Anglo
Anglo
8,997
15c.;
20o
Pelc_
Mines
Anchor Petroleums
8,954
78c
28 %c Mar
Feb.
10c
16,600
5.95
73c
__1
Rare Earth
Leduc
Lead
An aeon
11c
5.80
•
•
Amalgamated
7c
1'
^
Jan
12c
35,125
40c
1
Oils__
Cons
7c
5.85
.
1
_
.428,681
8C
17c 28'/2Cu
10c
1 i;
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,
Explorations
Alberta
Alininox
7c
*
Ltd—
Ltd
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
28 'AC
1 A
:
1.12
9c---Feb
26c
6,600
%c
2.20
;
Consolidated Gillies Lake—
Courvan
•
_
Mines
East
Consolidated
Coulee
MINES
9,300
37c
Gamma...—_——.*
Dragon
Jan
19
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
5%
1.30
5
Jan
20%c
Discovery
58%
59%
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Jan
1,550
Feb
1.05
22c
*
Key Mines—
Jan
Jan
1,778
warrants
Knitting
Callinan
1.15
5.40
Woodward Stores Ltd
Beta
Consolidated
Jan
'
Ytrk
Consolidated
Feb
4.45
5,751
8.45
Jan
Feb
5.051
———4:—— *
Jan
65c
75
3.00
Jan
1.54
2.20
2.50
—
Consolidated
2,030
20%
Mines
Jan
4,250
3.00
Coniagas
Con
58
19%
Jan
7%c
*
———
Coniaurum
Jan
5%
•
pfd
Jan
Mar
8%
Feb
Mar
3.55
7.00
Jan
12%
9,500
*
——
1.75
Feb"
56
Feb
7,375
4.50
5.25
1
Petrol
7%
1.30
1.100
Industries class a
35
Jan
______——_—1
Metals
29% Mar
675
2.45
14,570
Jan
1.60 Mar 1
'
65c
•
Smelting—
&
Wilians
50
•
$2.80
14%
Jan
Mining
Gold Mines.
Lake
745
3,535
107.»
Wood
Feb
Coin
—100
preferred
White
Cochenoui-
42 c
Warrants
$6
Chromium
7%
Jan
11%
1.500
Jan
332
10 %c
34,651
37 % Mar
7
6'Ac Mar
"
23 ?e
1.25
2.35
1,000
1.60
Jan
52c
12c-
4'Ac
Jan
13
Jan
27c 28 %c
26
19%
•—
4'Ac
28c
15%
41c
—
4'Ac
1
—
0,980
3,305
63c-'-Jan
10c
1.17
:
1*12. Feb
,
22'Ac Mar
'
15 %c 16 %c
183.t
A
li
—-LA—1
Mines
46
18%
warrants
4%preferred
L43:.
*—:
Chestcrville
3,400
7»A
35
—1*
.
1.47
Cheskirk Mines
68c
35
Breweries—-
Feb
Jan
M&r
*
9!_.
*
class
(Geo)
Class
1
19'»4
•
Products—
Copper
3.00
—————*
A'
99
Central
porcupine —__—
—-1
Charter.• Oil
——_—A—^
1
Feb
16 %c
,
Jan
Jan
-
Jan
I7c
5,666
8.00
46 %c
200
20!
8%e
Mines—_—_____——A—1
4,630
——_•
1.74
8c
Chimo Gold
52c
4.50
1.64
Cliib Kayrand COpper Mining:
—1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—_1
7%
58A,
7.60
1.73
Jan
1.50
1
7.75
•
_
_____
jJan
13c
Feb
85c
6,950
Jan
7
5
12
Jan
52c
57%
11%
40%
1.50
5;,:
11%
38c
Mar
lie
2,500
15%
1.50
58
1.60
27%
100
•
class
55%
Jan
Ref—
<fe
...4.35
Feb
1.25
6%o
1.45
Feb
6%
10
6%c
1.50
Jan
30%
.
6'/2c
Jan
8c
22,400
11c
—_—
1.01
High
.120-Feb
Jan
31c
,
15,400
10'Ac
12,710
14%
7%
1.05
22'Ac 24 V*c.
11c
,
Jan
-
24%
-V
1.01
12,350
—1
—
14
125
7'/i
142,566
25%
2.202
1.50
13,285
,14c
40%
%
30'A
9%c
40
37%
22
14 %
—
common
Canada
1
8c
lie
17,081
41
26%
14%
35
—i
Western
2
2412
30
Canada Ltd_—_—__1
pfd—_—_———A—100
Western
Jan
3.60 Feb
50'A Jan
'
•
Foods
95
30 '4
:
*
trust
Westeel
40
21%
14'2
Knapp
Voting
300
5,565
99
30
W
Trans
3.85
Rio
9c
12'Ac
92c
'
9%
Feb
53%
36 Va
22
*
Products
Wesley Mason
Westcoast
8%
34
Eouipment
«&
2
37 Va
*
&
Central Pat Gold
30
;—
Grey Trust
G
Waterous
Central Del
6Va
___
Walker
Jan
%
•
preferred———10
class A..:
Wainwright
Feb
35
—
Power
Viceroy Mfg
91
•
.
Venezuelan
Jan
Quartz——
Cassiar Asbestos Corn Ltd
Jan
35c
23c
—-1
_*
1
Gold
6Va
Corp
Vendomatic
Cariboo
14%
3,183
9%
41
-30
Steel
United
Captain
Feb
pfd—25
Investment class B
Fuel
Jan
60
99
————*
Preferred
United
21 Vb
73%
4,791
•
Jan
%
—:
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1.13
34c
—-•
-—
Exploration
Mines Ltd—
3.80
26'
Candore
Feb
5212
'14'
Silica
Mines—.——:—---,—1
Erin
Can
Jan
8"'»
51
Feb
13%
«)
2(5'2
1.70
Feo
19
275
common—
L
Canadian
00
6,031
♦
Oil Co of Canada Ltd—_— 1
Corps class A———
*
Canada
of
Gas
Jan
15% Mar
66
67
—*
"
Pipeline
Pipeline-
Trans-Mountain
26 %
Feb
88
13'A
i
—
Feb
35
42
66'2
•
1
•
Inca_
Jan
1
395
13 V*
_________—100
——
40
preferred
Pipeline
Trans
89
3.80
North
Gold———
Malartic
Canadian
Canadian Northwest Mines—
13
1,259
*
class A—
Canada
Union
57%
13'A
„
——
preferred
4%%
Trans
191:.
57
6()7»
—_—_—
common
Finance
Traders
19 V*
57
1
Canadian
Mar
Jan
600
89
Jan
50
15%
34c
Shares
High
L01
1.05
for Week
Range
of Prices
LOW
10c
'
25'A
2.11B
1.55
Homestead
Canadian
i3% Jan
25
15%
1.45
*
Works class
Marts
Towers
25%
14 !L>
89
Dominion
Iron
25%
Jan
105
Jan
2
;
.
-——_—:—————*00
Bank—__
lo
Preferred
Toronto
Mar
44
19';.
A
common —
Canada Ltd common
Toronto
104
400
1.55
ordinary-———
Tamulyn
Texaco
.
25
!
Par
High
Feb
10
14%
14'2
Preferred
Supertest Petroleum
Switson Industries
22%
25
50
t<
25!
—
—■——
80
104
50
14'
.
Sterling Trusts
LOW
23%
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23%
233/i
--l
A———•—
class
Shares
of, Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
.
(Range for Week Ended March 9)
Sales
Week'is
Friday
.
5'Ac
8c
4
5%c
9c
34,800
Feb
t592,615
21,125
20c
Jan
36c
56c
Jail
82c
Jan
-
*
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd____„——
_1
..28c.
19c
Mar
•
Jan
2,000
12c
Feb
16c
9,025
5c
Jan
6%c
Jan
7,000
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
'
Joliet, .Quebec.Mines_^____—;—j--—
J on smith * Mines
A
^
——„4_*
Jan
85c
27c
29c
7,200
l8c
23c
151,700
32c
32 c
2,233
26 % v:
Jmi.;
-
35c;
'
~
;
10c
30c.
•
Jan'
Jan
42c
.Tan
Mar
Jan
Number 3141
195
Volume
.%
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Sale Price
/
Par
Mines————
Gold
Kenville
Low
Jan
6V2C
Jan
7,885'
Jan
10%
Jan
2.88
5,145
1.85
Jan
31c
35c
18,590
30c
Feb
42c
Jan
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
8c
8Vic
2,000
8c
Jan
13c
Feb
Quebec
12c
Feb
15 VaC
25%
Jan
9.50
2.50
5,000
1
-1
2.50
1
1
31c
Kopan Developments Ltd
Labrador. Mining & Exploration
•
•
12 Vac
27
26 Va
21 Vz
3,060
-Lake ,-Dufault
1
5.15
4.90
5.60
108,463
Kilemfoe
Copper
——.————
Kirkland Minerals
KirklandTewnsite
Lake
Lake
La
Mines
.
Oil
Landa
Little
4.25
3.75
4.25
418
42c
44c
28,200
742,697
48c
.50c
1.23
1.05
1.38
1
1.60
1.60
1.63
12c
10c
12c
243,500
69,500
Mines—
1
3 Va C
3c
3VaC
1.77
1.75
1.82
34c
30c
35c
1.87
1.84
1.96
51,130
1.52
1.60
2,365
81c
89c
23,100
80c
11c
1
1.70
Rayrock Mines
Jan
Jan
Rio
Jan
Rio
Jan
Rix
39c
2.43
Feb
12c
Jan
17 %c
Feb
—
Rockwin
Rowan
Jan
Jan
5VaC
Jan
Satellite
3V2C Jan
9lc
Jan
Sheep
6 Vac
Feb
Sherritt
26c
Jan
Sigma
2Vac
-
Jan
85c
85c
12,100
84c
Feb
.1.1
Malartic Gold Fields
•
Maneast
Barvue
•3 Vac
Uranium
Manitou
£
—-
III1
4c
21c
1
10,046
Mines
Mar con
& 19,100
Antonio
Oils
Marigold
1
—.
—
Mining Corp
Maritimes
Miller
7,100
8C
Jan
10c
Jan
Siscoe
78c
V 23,300
75c
Mar
88c
Feb
Southern
50c
29,800
43C
Jan
57o
Feb
Spooner
8c
Jan
13c,
Jan
Stanrock
20c
Jan
Jan
7c
Feb
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
1.84
1.89
12,025
1
50o
5c
5c
5VaC
3,300
1.10
1.10
1.20
10.875
18c
23c
29,920
6.00
6.15
13,600
4.85
1.35
Mar
12
■
Feb
Feb
1
Jason
Feb
Teck
9c
Feb
5,800
3.00
:
65c
24V2C Jan
fj. 10,450
Cons
Hughes Gold
15c
17c
;-r
15c
Jan • \
18c"
Jan
14 %
V
2,240
13%
Jan
15
Feb
Thompson
5 Vac
6c
17,000
5 Vac
Jan
8c
Jan
Tidal
70c
70C
75c
0,450
70cf
Feb
86c
Jan
Tombill Mines Ltd
1
80c
72C
Feb
Torbrit Silver Mines
1
34C
32c
24c
4,785
Jan
r,
.422,769
72c
59,200
21c
1,050
1.18
79,270
.•
;
Jan
3.25
/
Mar
V 37c
1.13
1.15
1.30
25c
3.25
1
11c
1
:
8c
1.64
V
37c
Mar
Jan
Jan
>77,150
10,500
,'5c
4VaC
4VaC
7,200
4c
Jan
27c
Jan
If:
28c
l?c
28c 28 Vac
6,550
12c 15 Vac
236,775
21c
I
v
24c
26c
4c
i
Vac
8
V
V-
8c
20 Vac
86c
6 VaC
7 VaC
»■
25c
i
Mines
:
Jan
40c
Mar
34,000
35c
Mar
52c
Jan
5c
Mar
6Vac
8c
j >n
Normetal
Mining Corp
:•
•
I3V2C Feb
16c
Feb
48c
Feb
55c
Feb
:
Oils
48c
Jan
.50
v
54c
Beaucage
O'Brien
Gold Mines
Mines
:
Gold
3.10
2.83 Mar
4,272
42,800
4c
Jan
6,500
6c
Jan
8c
170
25
53c
400
53c
Feb
69c
Jan
70c
Feb
80c
Jan
7ic
72c
12,225
5.20
73,898
24c
II,000
56c
50c
61c
105,650
6.85
Jan
Jan
30c
Jan
42Vac
Feb
61c
Mar
38c
Mar
55c
Jan
41c
700
2.75
8,650
17c 18 Vac
2,700
16c
Jan
25c
Jan
11c
Jan
65c
9c
9V2C
2,500
9c
Jan
50c
50c
500
45c
Jan
12 Vac
14c
6,600
11 %c
Jan
16c
5c
2,000
4V2C Jan
7c
58c
6,225
52c
Jan
74c
\ 8c
10c
9,600
7%c Feb
11c
10c 12 Vac
14,570
Jan
17c
16c
18c
83,000
13VaC Jan
18c
5.95
5.85
6.15
15,275
5.85 Mar
6.75
2.28
2.15
2.28
8,820
2.05
Jan
2.45
Jan
7c
7Vac
2,500
5c
Jan
9c
Feb
10c
9c
15,950
21c
361,339
55c
Jan
12,626
14%
Feb
8.10
8.10
8.40
60
20o
29 %C'
41c
40c
77c
77c
80c
1
8c
8c
2
8.10
PCE
Gas
Perron
Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
Pitch
&
Oil
Crow
Ore
Minerals
Feb
9,425
6.75
Jan
900 Mar
2,415
2.60
Jan
2.99
Powell
31c
28c
31c
99,225
28c
Feb
13c
12c
14c
157,850
l?c
M«r
11 Vac
12c
6,332
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
32c
39c
50,200
32c
Mar
48c
Jan
34c 36 Vac
25,560
34c
Mar
44c
Jun
11 Vac 11 VaC
2,100
lie
1.40
1.40
58c
Ltd
1,800
1.40
14c
Jan
2.00
Jan
Jan
Jan
60c
17,000
58c
Feb
68c
Jan
26c
Feb
36c
Jan
64c
21,500
5,914
20c
59c
58c
Jan
75c
Feb
1
5 V2C
5 VaC
6c
72c
•
28%
1
*
53c,
72c
.
21,500
345,100
27%
28 Va
1,720
,68c
73c
II,300
74c
4,500
39C
40c
5.85
•39c
1
Airways
Minerals
f
22c
1
Gas-Producers -Ltd
.
60c
58c
6.00
842
72c
77c
21,300
2 VaC
VeC
Provo
Feb
12c
1
Ltd
6c
1,825
18c
Jan
5.40
36c
40c
1.78
8.35
8.25
8.40
14c 15 Vac
20c
Jan
16c
Mar
21c
Jan
5,308
15c
72c
3,621
•
1.96 Feb
Jan
64,200
1.60
30,400
5.30
Jan
Jan
14VaC Feb
1,007
37c
1.70
5.40
Jan
25c
67,135
Jan
64c
13VaC
Jan
•
1.55
1.56
5.25
36c
Feb
'"
Feb
5.90
Mar
1.60
40c
1
26c
24c
27c
8.05
Jan
Mar
1
1.68
1.67
1.75
19,100
1
7c
6c
7c
17,900
1.56
1.75
33,700
Vandoo
Vauze
Consolidated
Exploration
1
Mines
1.66
.
Jan
2.06
1.80
Jan
1.86
1.31
Feb
Feb
Feb
8c
Feb
58%
Feb
Pel)
30c
1.67 Mar
5c
Jan
15 Vac Mar
Jan
20c
Jan
9.50
'•
Jan
1.45
8,000
Upper Canada Mines
Feb
11c
44,520
1.65
United Reef
Ventures
Vespar
61
15 VaC
61%
5,558
16c
7,367
76c
1,600
61 Va
1
15 VaC
76c
*
Ltd
Mines
Violamac Mines
1
Waite
•
8.15
1
70c
70c
70c
♦
32 Vac
3OV2C
35c
1
3 VaC
1
14c
6,708
8.40
Wasamac
Amulet Mines
8.20
Lake
Nickel
Fell
2.09 Mar
Petroleums
4 Vac"
VaC
•
73c
Feb
Decalta
Surf
Petroleum
Inlet
class
Jan
52c
Jau
15c
1,000
3c
Jan
12c
Jan
21c
Jan
11 Vac
Jan
14 VaC
Feb
34,000
12c
6.25
9,383
70C
70c
70c
7,600
64c
VaC
3 VaC
4c
4,500
3V2C
Jan
1.11
1.11
1.23
6,391
1.05
Jan
17 Vac 19 VaC
7,500
1.55
27,500
18c 20 VaC
103,000
1.41
1.50
VaC
15c
Windfall
1
18 Vac
18c
19c
16,613
14c
Jan
Wriglit-Hargreaves
•
95c
95c
1.00
10,017
95c
Mar
Yale
1
10c
10c
11c
4,300
10c
Jan
130,600
Yankee
Zinc
Canuck
Yellorex
Oil
Yellowknife
u
1
1
Mines
Bear
J
(H G) Mines
Young
Jan
15 Vac
6 Va C
6,000
96c
16,360
94c
Mar
14c 22 VaC
96c
5VaC
94c
1
4
3c
4 Va c
5VaC
6c
20c
Mires
4c
92,350
14c
Mar
4c
5V2C Jan
Jan
1.26
1.90
f
Feb
Feb
20c
Jan
Feb
Feb
80c
1.41 Mar
15c
18
&
6.50 Jan
Jan
1
Lead
7Vac Jail
4.00 Jan
5.75
1
Jail
76c
Jan
6.25
50c
A
Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
8.90
Feb
13c
*
Oil
Jan
65c
1
;
Jau
99c
Jan
rf 8.10
Jan
.
17c
666
.
12c
*
Petroleum
Western
Willroy
3
67
14V2C Jan
94,910
14,500
13 VaC
Jan
Feb
35c
Feb
32c
1.03
12c
Feb
Jan
Feb
8c
7c
Jan
1.05
Jan
38c
Jan
Mar
4c
5c
1,500
9c
Jan
18c
19c
2,013
15 Vac
Jan
28c
Jan
20 VaC
Yukeno Mines
1
5c
Zenmac Metal Mines
1
18 Vac
Zulapa Mining
1
•
*2.03
2.02
1
4 VaC
4 VaC
2.10
'
5c
657.900
16,93a.
21,000
8V2C Jan
5Vac Feb
72c
Mar
41c
Feg
27 Y*
Jan
29
Jan
65c
Feb
91c
Feb
39c
Mar
85c
5 50
72o
Prices
!
21c
3,050
20 VaC Mar
32c
Jan
Expressed in Canadian
STOCKS
:
Last
:
National
Andian
«
Corp
Anglo
British
Bank
Gold Dredging
Canada & Dominion Sugar
10
651
34%
2,695
61
55
8.10
7.80
8.10
3,850
Canadian Gen Investments
26 Va
26%
26%
■
IIIIIIB
III—I*
Bulolo
Consolidated
Dalhousie
•
•
Paper
Glass
Dominion
Oilcloth
•
800
3,445
22c
common
Linoleum
40 Va
42%
19C
23c
39,450
78
78
78
40
1
25 %
International
Loblaw
&
Ogilvie
Pend
„—2.50
A
Ontario
Paper
2.50
•No
Included
2.28
Feb
range),
wiWhen
24% Jan
High
9% Mar
Feb
40
Jan
10
35%
8.30
Feb
Jan
44
17c
Jan
23c
78
Mar
Feb
41
39%
82
23 Va
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
26 Va Mar
39
22% Mar
Jan
Mar
61
Jan
Mar
Feb
26% Feb
29 %
Jan
39 Va Mar
11% Mar
12%
6,375
22%
Feb
24 Va
25
25
120
23 Va
Jan
25
Mar
52
.i-m
11%
24%.
53
400
51
Feb
55
Jan
900
2.25
2.25
100
2.10
54%
1,772
52%
Feb
1.65
1.65
1.65
500
1.55
Jan
7%
7 Va
300
47c
48c
3,200
34 Va
34%
125
•
Gen Inv Trust.
Gold
——
x
Corp
34%
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN aND
Feb
Feb
53%
•
Feb
7.65
54
At
Petroleum
Cons
7c
Feb
Feb
2.25
"
Zellers
Jan
Feb
1
Mines
Third Canadian
Jan
1,302
9%
33 %
59
•
Oreille
Yukon
39 Va
Jan
38% Jan
23%
Wf*
•
common
Price Bros
Southwest
3,050
38%
39 Va
160
22%
9
11%
class
Flour
6.15
7V2C Jan
2.50
Paper
26
22%
«*
Inc
Maclaren
Minn
Mines
Copper
Gaspe
1,367
40
41
40
42%
II.~~.II*
Oil
Dominion
177
61
34 Va
At
Note
9%
38 Va
9%
10
•
Corp
American
Low
9%
800
33%
5
Development
Newfoundland
Asbestos
'
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
38 Va
•mom
———
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper-
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
1.02
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Par
Jan
4V2C Jan
Shown
Friday
Mar
VaC Mar
2.01
„
Toronto Stock
Jan
39c
•
Mines
Rouyn Gold
-Purdex
33c
16c
Feb
35c
BOe
Mines
lOVaC Jan
,
—•
Ltd
Oils
Preston
2.99
1
—
Uranium
Prospectors
2.95
1
Development
Ponder
Jan
Jan
2.95
1
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
80c
Jan
8c
1
,
Gas
Gold
Feb
•
Ltd
Mines
Co
Feb
38c
.j*
Oil
Oil &
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
&
10%
72c
.t.
1
Exploration
Permo
Feb
50c
8.10 Mar
1
Exploration
Peerless
1
2,800
9.00
International
Feb
1.15
18
20,000
8VaC
Patino
v
37,275
45c
•
Paramaque Mines
Pax
624,920
1
Hill
Fortune
Feb
3OV2C Jan
Jan
1.01
Paymaster Consol
14,425
16c
1
Mar
V
15%
Gold
17c
1
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v
Jan
15
Consolidated
66C
11c
Jau
"
Jan
,
32c
27c 29VaC
Canada—
51c
15 VaC
1.72
7,345
Jan
1.35
11c
Jan
19c 19 VaC
1
:
35c
9V2C Jan
17C
1
Jan
61c
Porcupine
45c
7,605
15c
Buffadison
Jan
56c
58c
15
Ltd
2,400
Jan
Jan
5c
63c
Pato
Feb
2.85
Jan
1
Mines
48c
Mar
1.62
Jan
2.35
1
of
Jan
21c
1
Pamoil
Mar
28
> Jan
1.81
Jan
2.25
1.85 Mar
Osisko
Para our
Jan
2,700
Ormsby Mines
Lake
Jan
2IV2C Jan
28
—1
Pacific Petroleums
Jan
Jan
60c
1
1
Mines
Asbestos
16c
.
8Vac Jan,
1.85
3
1
;
20c
35c
2,000
—
1.76
1.77
1
1
Mines
12.000
12c 12 VaC
1
•
Malartic
47c
•
West Malartic Mines
2.10
1
Oils
1
Resources
Western
4.75
90c
Okalta
Oleary
10c
Jan
22 Vac
1
Opemiska Copper
52 c
10c
,139,023
32c
47c
Jan
.
27
*
Metals
30 Vac
47c
9c
1
1.85
14c
Lake
I
11
3.10
5.05
Mines
Obaska
•
1
1
Westburne
-.1
—
—
1.53 Mar
Jan
__1
Mines
Jan
41c
2.95
38c
66c
Mar
18c 20 Vac
2.60
Jan
196,400
33o
34c
27
Vic
Jan
1.20
1.53
Westates
1.94
41c
1.65
1.26
Jan
6 Va c
18
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.40
41c
23 Vac
20c
1.52
1.55 Mar
Jan
2.83
Mines
Ltd
45c
Jan
19c
Mar
Northspan class A warrants
Feb
Jan
19,000
Mar
,
Mar
Mar
Wespac
__1
!—
16c
Feb
36c
75c
5,000
V
14c
Jan
Jan
92c
Werner
—1
Rankin
9,500
Feb
5c
71c
98c
Jan
-.1
Exnloration
Goldcrest
8,385
2,200
Jan
12c
Coldstream
1.03
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)
1.58
1.00
14c
1.62
10,035
|f
1.55
1.55
Feb
1.35
6c
25c
common
Preferred
38c
Jan
7,820
53c
Ltd
7,250
4c
1,500
5c
19c
40c
-11,000
.
*
13c
»
32c
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Weedon Mining
2.92
•
>
13 Vac Mar
.
5c
.miii
Norpax Nickel
2,013
13,359
12c
i
3,675
Jan
13c
i
:
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28c
Jan
25%c
2,475
5c
24c
lOVaC
;
Jan
52 c
33c
i
Gold
Jan
Feb
..f
54c
1.60
Jan.
8c
i
,
36c
I2V2C
Oils
Jan
1.20
16c
54,100
4c
United
5V2C
lOVaC Mar
30c
12c
50c
New
43,850
5c
.f
Keno
United
7: 7Vac Feb
20,910
37c
1.45
i
United
Jan
113,800
lOVaC
1.45
i
-
Feb
14c
Feb
Jan
5c
i
——
28c
8 Vac
6V2C
35c
52c
United Canso
Jan
40c
52c
United
United
Jan
Jan
3,000
35 Vac
Feb
1.80
24c
12,100
Mining Corp
Feb
•
Jan,
33c
mil
Union
Jan
7c
13 VaC 13 VaC
Smelting
Shawkey
16c
71c
.V
9c
5V2C Feb
Ultra
36c
3Vac
5,000
■i 18c 22VaC
—i
■
I2V2C Jan
280,110
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Cliibougamau
Jan
29c
39,625
..
8c
Jan
18,207
96c
;6VaC
6 Va C
niii
5c
7 VaC 10 VaC
86c
;
1.47 Mar
58,550
•
23c vJan
6,500
7,150
19c
96c
Oil
21c
12,125
10c lOVaC
1.60
8 VaC
1.55
7—.
Exp Ltd
Feb
3.65 Mar
24V2C Jan
Feb
38c
—
:
Triad
8Vac
-
8.35 "Jan
Feb
>
7c
35 Vac
Jlil
u
Jan
7Vac Jan
5,800
26c
260
v
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—
11,000
•
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1
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I3V2C
Jan
is
niioc
Mines
Oils
6c
2.35
8c
-1
1
Canada
Jan
"'tic
•
&
Warrants
11c
2,100
3.65
i
Canadian
Vac
,
92 c
Trans
Canada
7.25 Jan
18c
Feb
•
Mines
Tormont
Jan
1.06
Jan
5c
—.
Norlartic
Orenada
5,500
4c
95c
1.39
7c
i
Mines
Orchan
7 VaC
2,000
Jan
1,41
Jan
94c
3.25
:
—1
Mines
Rare
20,434
7c
14,500
16c
1
Feb
3.55
——
Mines
Oka
16,188
18 VaC 23 VaC
29c
Jau
*
3.75
5VaC
——
—
&
Oils
7.85
5,200
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1.93
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Landmark
Petroleum
Jan '
2.25
—.1
,
M
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12c
Norgold
4 VaC
7.50
1
Towagmac Exploration —-fj—
__25C
!•—
—
Rouyn—
NoTbeau
5c
1.64
18c
1
,12,552
Jan
13%
Mines.
Nickel Mining
32c
Feb
1.47
Jan
9 Va c
26c 27 VaC
Sunburst
Feb
9 Va C
28 Vac
—
29c
1.03
Mines
Nudulama
Mar
34c
Jan
nnii
Nova
Jan
6c
2,485
3lc
•
70c
35c
Norvalie
8C
Taurcanls
26,900
Vac
Sullivan
Feb
Iron
6c
Mines
Northland
4Vac Feb
1.53
29,800
4 VaC
Jan
83c
■
1
Mines.
Northern
36c
I2V2C
71c
Jdylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
Rouyn Merger
:
North
Jan
15c
1.93
4 VaC
31c
Feb
;
2.40
Rock
Va
—4--—•
;
—
Mines
Manitoba
North
Jan
—*
...1
Mines
New
Northgate
Feb
2.85
4,900
v
14c
1
Jan
vc; i7c
—
Ilarricana—
North
17C
Jan
38c
1.91
;
1.93
V
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.1
1—.
Petroleum
Hosco
North
Jan
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
—
New
Northcal
11c
14c
•
1
35c
50c
32c
1
,
New
>v
26C
Mines
134,100
9
Continental Oil of "Canada-
Acme
Jan
Exploration
Sylvanite Gold Mines
30,545
62c
71c
Mines
New
-Nor
15c
7c
Calumet Mines
•Nisto
78,750
23 V2C
Athoiia Mines
Rim
20c
1
New
Nipissing
17c
1
Alger Mines.—:
Nickel
17c
1
New.Didlamaque Gold
.
14,310
Sudbury Contact
—
Senator
1.67
Steep
Exploration
Taku
1.53
Sturgeon River Gold
—.1
Mines
New
Jan
27c
1.53
Jan
Iron
New
31c
Feb
Jan
-National Petroleum
New
Jan
22c
Jan
■Nama Creek Mines
<
2OV2C
-1
Transcontinental
New
Jan
12,000
21,875
63c
14
Kolore
47c
27c
24c
20c
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
New
37Vac Feb
27c
22c
8V2C
Minerals—,
Murphy Oil ———
Newlund
37 Vac
Jan
Multi
New
38c
f
Jan
Mining
Goldvue
Jan
5.40 Mar
Feb
Ore Mines————;
Moneta Porcupine
New
Feb
4.80
Jan
6c
26c
New Davies
1.40
Feb
5.00
47e
Mill City Petroleums—
New
Jan
4.15
723
15c
Mining Corn
New
200
16,047
17,000
.Min
Nealon
1.35
5.40
1
Steeloy Mining
2.90
Feb
6.30
22c
Oils
Nickel
14c
57c
Feb
Jan
v
—1
Oils
Stanwell Oil & Gas
51%
2.76
Jan
35c
4.30
1
Uranium
Jan
/--
Feb
1
Mines &
Jan
57c
18c
1.35
1.35
50,600
2.80:
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
1.03
4.20
55c
:
4c
1.93
5.30
50c
Mines
Union
Starratt
:
Jan
4.25
6Vac
Mining
National
1.35
1.75
5.30
6c
III 2 5
5
Jan
1
52c
Midcon Oil
Wright
6.15
6c
I
Exploration & Development -50c
Meta "Uranium
Mb
•
50c
53c
15,450
Jan
9.90
Jan
23c
•
16 VaC 17 VaC
14c
Jan
1.88
—i
17c
8V2C
14,225
Ltd
Mines
7c
695
Feb
9.20 Feb
10c
Mines
44%
95,900
v
11c
9 Vac
nil
Medallion 'Petroleums
Midrim
14c
50 %
5
9V2C
Lake
Red
Merrill Island
10c
49%
8.80 Jan
I,875
Jan
Jan
5c
7.50
McWatters Gold Mines
Mentor
V
12
10c
15c
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Red
McKenzie
10 Vac
10%
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12
Mar
5c
1
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11,000"
70c
9.70
,
1
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Jan
5,400
Quebec
Silver
8c
38c
13,100
5,180
Silvermaque
47 Vac
Jan
249,550
6c
Gold
Feb
48
7c
19c
Gordon
Mines
Jan
75c
nix
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Creek
Jan
76c
Feb
8%c
9.75
-1
11c
;;
5c
Feb
5c
Metal
12c
9c
1,666
2.00
18c
—
20c
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*
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Petrol
Jan
71,375
—.1
Consol
Matachcwan
Jan
9c
5,100
11c
12,803
Vac
Jan
1.70 Mar
!
8 Vac
Gold
River
Feb
14c
7c
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:
7c
10c
13 Vac
lOVaC
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Martin-McNeely Mines
17V2C
16,400
9.75
19c
1.54 Mar
——1
Gold
13 VaC Mar
9c
14c
1
—
9c
1
Mines
Maralgo
Jan
3V2C Mar
5,100
20c
20c
2.00 Feb
12c
19c
Security Freehold
11,600
100
11c
12c
1
Sarcee
2Vac
Vic
2
—-
—
2.00
8V2C
Ryanor Mining
Sand
2Vac
£
Majortrans
63,100
2,500
7VaC Feb
1.70
2.00
1
Jan
4c
Jan
1
Jan
f 6,000
Jan
70c
Mines
2.35
4Vac
1.70
1.15
55c
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1.16
"4Vac
...1
Magnet Cons Mines
Feb
Jan
Jan
55c
Mines
Jan
Feb
San
1.05
Feb
——1
Uran
Jan
2.17 Mar
1.42
10 Va
1
Athabasca
4 Vac
7,912
Feb
5V2c
Algom
Rupununi Mines
Roche
9.25
1
*
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Minerals
Rexpar
Vac
5,475
1.54
1
Mines
10%
15Vac Jan
31c ' Jan
Feb
Jan
7,730
9.70
9
Macdonald
3.60
•
10 Vt
Mining
7c
3.20 Mar
2.24
Jan
83c
Jan
1.97
Feb
1.05
Jan
1.15
.-1
4.25 Mar
Mar
2.17
29c
Jan
Feb
5 V2C
1.05
Mar
Jan
Realm
2.18
Jan
13c
55c
Renabie
1.05
92c
25VaC
Jan
Reeves
1
—
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8,900
16,700
43c
Feb
1
Cockshutt
Red
Madsen
16,850
98c
13c 13 VaC
21,400
'
MacLeod
31c
95c
51c
Jan
25c
29c
95c
Jan
,48c
1.46 Mar
3V2C
29c
13V2C
Feb
Jan
17c
49c
Jan
24,500
9V2C Feb
1
•
Jail
4c
3,000
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
5V2C
27c
10c
Jan
11 Vac
25c
9 VaC
71c
4,500
3 Vac
9 V2C
1
1
—
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—1
•
1
Mines
5.15
20c
10,100
4c
3.40 Mar
Mar
48,200
25c
3,900
Mar
13c
1
___——.—
3.85
15c
11c
1
Mines
Explorations
3.40
52c
6%c
2,451
3,500
3.40
15,517
9c
3.40
9c
25,400
5%c
3.15
Jan
58c
11V.C
3.30
5c
15c 15 VaC
6
r
117,900
52c
9c
—.
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55c
1.67
5c
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6c
15c
15Vac
1.81
27c
1
Feb
30c.
Jan
Radiore Uranium Mines
Jan
1.75
800
Jan
45,450
Jan
11 Vac
Goldfield
Xyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowlcnife Gold Mines
Macassa Gold Mines
Ltd—
Macdonald
'
12c
Jan
Jan
3c
28,075
—
Jan
6V2C
Queenstown
Feb
8c
High
8c
20c
Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
54c
Feb
1.46
■
4,333
26c
3.80
Jan
3.80 Jap.
6,500
1
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Low
8V2C
22c
3.25
Feb
41c
42c
Loraao Uranium Mines
-Macfie
3.45
-10c
Gas__—'
Louvicourt
748
3.65
Lac Gold—
Long
Point
31c
2.95
3.60
Mines
Gold
Lexindin
Long
1,000
3.60
1
Gold
Lcncourt
Jan
Feb
10,300
—
Leitch Gold Mines
10c
13c
15c
3.10
-•
———-.
American
Latin
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
8V2C
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Feb
7.95
Jan
7c
13C
1
.
———
Langis-Silver
1,500
Feb
28
Manitou
Shares
High
24c
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Cliibougamau Gold
2.88 Mar
4.90 Mar
8c
8c
—
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Lamaque
17,500
3.00
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9.30
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—
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43
(Range for Week Ended March 9)
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Week's
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Last
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(1243)
par
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(not Included In
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.30 Feb
56%
Jan
1.65 Mar
7%
Jan
7
Jan
46c
Feb
50c
Jan
32
Jan
36
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(1244)
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quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
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31%
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18%
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20%
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31 Ma
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11
9 Ma
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2 Mi
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1
82%
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19%
35
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14%
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69 Ma
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8 Mi
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19%
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32
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11%
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10 Ma
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8 Mi
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36%
63%
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1
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18 Ma
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Futterman
2%
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59
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8%
21%
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9 Me
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30%
9%
7 Ma
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8 Mi
8%
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24
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34
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20 Ma
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21%
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5
23%
1
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8 Ma
26%
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Research Labs
1
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16
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13 Mi
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28 Mi
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43%
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21 Mi
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104
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19%
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1
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1
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30
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16
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1
32
Computer Instruments Corp_25c
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1
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1
Florida
55%
28%
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Jacquin
31
11 Mi
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6%
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29
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18 Mi
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27%
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26 Ma
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226
132
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68
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63 Ma
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4 Mi
17%
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Applied Research Corp
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13%
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31 Ma
35%
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19%
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24%
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34%
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23%
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32
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34 Ma
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30%
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Hugoton
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31%
1
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6%
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common
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Oil
Company
Erie RASistor
1
Univend
Anderson
23%
76
1
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28':.
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28 Mi
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Hudson Pulp & Paper
80%
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35%
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19 Ma
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12 Ma
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4 Ma
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18
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6%
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Sportswear
20%
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10
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28%
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18Mi
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,
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3%
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26Ma
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1
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5%
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15 Mi
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11%
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28%
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1
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Hilton
10%
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9%
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5%
5%
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48
10c
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Electro-Voice
25c
—
44%
5%
16%
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Ma
12
Investors.... —1
10 Mi
Gas
Field
Illinois
Charles
16%
57
5
Greetings class A—1
American Heritage
79%
10 Mi
1
Inc—
Central
13
14%
53%
5
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Amer
have
have
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.l
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1
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
Hpover Co class A
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10%
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10 Mi
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21
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9 Ma
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8 Mi
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7%
7
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17 Ma
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American Cement Corp
5
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50c
American Biltrite
Corp
1
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32
20
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Ceco
Cedar
29
2.50
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Line
Chemicals
Cary
Cascade
14%
48%
36%
35%
6%
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7%
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Alterman
American Air
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Caressa
Carolina
9
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45 Mi
33Ma
3214
5%
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Capehart Corp
50c
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50c
67 Ma
17%
9%
6%
;
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'
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9%
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50c
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4 Ma
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8%
24%
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14%
1
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49%
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32 Ma
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1
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12%
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30%
7%
6%
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comprises
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which
Eastern
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18%
1
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Airwork
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Par
14 %
17 %
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Associates—
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Aerovox
Monday, March 12, 1962
(Quotations for Friday, March 9)
on
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or
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request
The "National" list
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list
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10
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13%
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16
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Melpar Inc
;
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Handling Syst.ems_l
1
I
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Hydrides
Inc
Inc
Metromedia
Inc—„10c
—
5
59%
4%..
16
—
Merchants Fast Motor Lines...1A
Meredith Publishing Co com
5
Meridian
4%
56 Mi
2M2
Corp
5%
"
26
37%
2%
9
8%
—_____1
-14%
18%
27%
34 Ma
•
50c
Inc..
5 Ma
4%
3%
.
10M3
9%
16
Volume
195
Number 6141
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1245)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Mexican
$1
Bid
Light & Pwr Co com_*
preferred
Ask
11 Va
12 Va
13.50
11'A
17%
19%
Quality
12 %
Michigan Gas Utilities CoJ_2.50
Microdot
Inc
—*
Mid-America
Pipe
Midland
Capital
Midwest
Tech
Line
19%
Co__—*
22
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1
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A
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14%
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47
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Co
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12%
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22%
Vanity
34%
1
America
&
8%
12
36
1
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Company..50c
Fair Mills Inc
5
Varifab Inc
4%
1
of
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Camp Sea
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15%
31 %
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26'A
3%
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143
14 y4
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Sugar Corp
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Vahlsing Inc
6%
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Shawmut
7
5%
29
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Inc
Sexton
21%
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States
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8%
24 V* ;
Tube
10 y2
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5%
25c
Service
Corp
Servonics
86%
20
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Pub
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4%
4%
136
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Went rn«nt Telenhone
23%
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8
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Power
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7%
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3
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60%
Nat
Natural
Northwestern
171/4
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West
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Corp common
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Upper Penninsular Power Co„9
Buildings
lor
17
10c
;
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Northwest
Corp
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United
41%
15%
27 y4
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27 %
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38%
1
50c
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33%
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30%
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31/4
36 %
20
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13 »A
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34%
35%
33
21% A
10
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31
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28%
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12%
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&
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4%
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Corp.
Transport
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13 Va
14%
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34%
31
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Milling
8%
6%
23%
Corp
10
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Seaboard Electronic
9
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Nielsen
(A
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1
26%
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16%
25
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1
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10c
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6%
5
54'A
17%
23%
18
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15
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44%
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Schaevitz Engineering
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Tucson
34%
8%
7%
1
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9%.
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22%
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Corp
Paper
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50c
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12%
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11%
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26%
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113
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5
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28%
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36%
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31 %
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28%
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11%
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12%
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33%
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High
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3.90
3.40
4.20
1,200
3.40 Mar
4.20 Mar
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2.70
2.60
2.80
3,000
2.60 Mar
2.80 Mar
4,00
3.80
4.20
3,000
3.80 Mar
!4.20 Mar
1
1.70
1.70
1.85
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1.70 Mar
1.85 Mar
1.50
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3,500
1.50 Mar
1,70 Mar
"l25c
3.40
3.30
3.50
6,300
3.30 Mar
3.50 Mar
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1.65
1.60
? 1.70
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1.60 Mar
1.70 Mar
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>4.60
4.60
5/20
2,200
4i60 Mar
5.20 Mar
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for Week
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Inc
Sales
Range
of Prices
1
Cable.
Procedures
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Golconda
7%
13
Tenney Corp class A_.
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7%
7
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>73%
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Par
70
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Fund
2.66
Insurance
7.57
9.22
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
_—
Keystone Custodian Funds
B-i (Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
Par
Aetna
24.72
25.80
22.32
24.35
15.47
16.88
—1
9.35
10.21
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9.49
10.36
5.97
6.52
23.36
25.49
,
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Fund
Inc
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1
50c
1
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wealth Inc Fund
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1
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.—
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Series B
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6:57
7.20
7.55
8.27
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13.83
Lazard
21.50
Lexington
r - ;
11.59
Metal
8.55
9.34
12.07
13.05
shares
Paper
Investing Co Inc
1
Mutual Fund Inc—_1
Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc.—l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd
Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
1
Vegli
13.16
16.13
10.77
11.07
12.10
10.39
11.36
Mutual
17.80
19.45
Mutual
Investment
10.72
Fund
Inc
14.97
22 %
National
9.04
18.15
14.16
10.57
11.62
10.69
11.72
9.58
3.93
5.97
6.45
19.38
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13.78
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15.86
1
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7.96
10
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Energy Fund Inc...—
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9.89
25c
13.38
1
19.32
21.00
5
17.03
18.41
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc_—.—1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc.. 1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
14.39
15.64
19.81
21.42
4.88
5.34
Florida Growth Fund Inc.—IOC
6.67
7.29
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Founders Mutual Fund
*
2.27
2.48
Fund
Fidelity Capital Fund—
Fidelity Fund Inc~^
Mutual
Custodian
Franklin
Series
Bond
stock
——~—lc
Fund of America Inc—
1
Fundamental Investors'
1
13.77
Corp ——
1
Trust—_—1
Capital
General Investors
10.42
7.16
6.53
14.06
15.39
10.00
10.97
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
lc
Guardian
Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
7.06
11.99
21.64
a22.75
7.74
13.13
1
10c
——
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5.91
6.46
5.80
4%s May
15,
10.73
1
7.54
8.24
1
13.75
14.95
25c
al4.81
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a20.61
.
of Canada.
1
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Shares—1.25
10.16
10.99
11.42
12.48
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Inc—
16.90
18.43
(Edson B) Fund——1
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Inc—1
8.56
9.25
7.92
18.86
20.50
11.38
12.48
6.62
7.23
5.52
6.03
Winfield
Wisconsin
Group
Investors
5.87
Funds—
Investors Mutual Inc
«
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Selective
Investors
Investors Vnriable Paymt Fund
Investors Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
Research Fund—
Investors
Istel
Johnston
(The)
10.94
Bonds
Tel
&
Fund
7.42
8.0(2
6.29
6.79
Fund
1
10.00
10.93
Inc
Federal
1
7.49
8.09
'
Fund
Inc—
Fund
—
Inc
Inc
1986
3%s
1975
5s
—1977
ww
.1992
101%
-1992
102%
102%
Natural Gas 5%s_ .1977
Ellzabetlitown Water 4%s_ .1992
Ferro Corp 3%s
.1975
Food Machinery 3%s
.1981
Rochester
Gas
111%
113
Shamrock
Oil
104%
105
130
135
4%s
1987
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
106%
108
Sperry Rand 5%s
109%
f .1982
111%
T
103%
104%
Teim
Gas
118
123
Texas
Power
4«(,s
V
&
&
1981
79
El
77%
81%
3
39%
City of N Y_2
Life Insur
1
79%
151/4
16%
2
40%
43%
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U
S
Fire
1
17%
19
U
S Life Ins Co in
5
87
90%
Variable
10
42
46 %
Westchester Fire
Insurance
Annuity
8b %
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
■
Federal
3s
Home
Loan
Mar.
15,
16,
Sept.
1962
100
3%s
Feb.
100.2
100.2
3.20s
100.2
Federal
100.6
4s
100.3
100.1
May
474s Aug.
Oct.
22,
Feb.
101
2%s
May
100.4
4%s Apr.
20,
Oct.
101.14
<3
4s
3%s May 11, 1964
4s Sep. 10, 1964
374s Dec. 11, 1964
100
100 .28
100.12
4s
Oct.
4s
Dec.
3%8 Feb.
21,
4%s Jun.
10,
101 .28
102.8
3%s
12,
101 .16
101.28
3%s Mar.
11;
10,
97 .16
98.16
1969—
101 .8
1970
103
1965———
1968
101.16
101.4
101.16
101.4
101.16
99.8
1966
97.16
1966
99.20
98
101
1968—
20,
1969
100.24
101.24
101.16
20,
102
102.16
4%s
Mar.
104
4-%s
July
15,
103.8
104.8
99..24
100.24
5%s Feb.
20,
106
107
99 16
100.16
3%s
Apr.
1,
102
103
107.16
5%s July
4%s Oct.
20,
106 .16
1971—;
10,
June
101.4
1971—
10,
4%s
Mar.
99.16
102.8
1966
20,
4 %s
100.14
101.28
1965—
-
2.
4.1/4S July
99.8
1970
10,
5'4s Feb.
102.8
f
May
-
1965_
20,
101
100.5
100.10
19G4—
20,
101.8
100 24
100.31
100.1
20,
1963
100.6
100.27
1962—
1,
100
101.6
100.4
100.4
—
20,
100.28
100.2
100.2
Bonds
100.2
100
:)0,
3%s
100
Ask
100
1962—
1,
1963—:
12,
Bid
1962___—
Bank
Land
1962—
11,
Nov.
1,
Aug.
3%s
99.24
Mortgage Assn—
10,
point
a
April 2, 1962
3.05s June 4, 1962
100.4
1963—
of
3.15s
100
1963 Wi
15,
Natl
32nds
Cooperatives—
100
,
1962
15,
3%s Apr.
Federal
more
for
100
1962
17,
or
Banks
May 15, 1962
June
15,
1962——
3%s
one
Ask
Banks—
;
12,
101 .8
1972_
99 .16
12,
101.24
1977—-
10,
102
3%s May
100.16
414s
Feb.
3%s Sep.
106.8
107.8
1970-1907
15,
102
96.8
1970—-
1,
95.8
101.16
102.16
15.
1,
4%s Feb.
20,
95
:
1974
96
,
/' 99.16
100.16
96.16
1972-1967—
97.16
102.4
Wi—:
102.12
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Bid
Maturity—
Certificates
3s
Feb.
100.3
100.4
100.11
1962
15,
15,
1963
100.12
l%s
Apr.
1,
4s
May
15,
Aug.
15,
3%s Aug.
Wi
99.28
1962
Bid
May
15,
1963
Ask
100.3
100.5
—
,
99.30
97.30
1%S Oct.
1,
15,
1963
102.23
l%s Apr.
1,
1964
96.28
1962
100.9
100.10
1962
100.16
100.20
4%s May
3%s May
100.6
100.7
5s
1962...
1962
.
3%s Nov.
15,
1962___
15,
1963
3%s
Feb.
15,
1.
99.21
1963
Apr.
May
1963
15,
3 %s
4%s Nov.
2%s
Feb.
point
a
Maturity—
Treasury Notes (Continued)
of Indebtedness—
May
3%s
Ask
100.3
99.23
100.4
98.28
98.26
100.31
1963—
101.1
" •'
Aug.
15,
15,
1963—
97
102.26
102.28
100.25
1964—
1964
15, 1964
15, 1964
3%s Aug.
98
102.25
100.27
103.20
,
—'
103.22
100.23
100.25
94.28
1965
1965
103.12
96
103.20
95
103.14
l%s
Oct.
1,
1965—.
93.30
l%s
Apr.
1,
1966—,
93.2
93.6
1966—
1,
1966—
101.3
101.5
92.4
92.8
4s
Aug.
15,
Oct.
94,2
——
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Dated
Rate
Due
Bid
Ask
100.2
100.2
1-
2-62
3.20s
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
100.1
100.3
10-
2-61
7-
2-62
100.1
100.3
102%
86
101%
102%
3%s
'
1-62
100.1
100.3
2-
3.20s
3.30s
1-62
11-
1-62
100.3
100.5
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.2
100.4
10-
Ask
United States Treasury
103%
90
101%
102%
4%S_1991
101%
10174
10174
101%
1021/4
117
122
ww
&
Amer
5%s
Lgt 4%c
5s
1982
129
1987
Trans
Underwood Corp 5%s.
U S Industries 4%s__
5%s
81
69
5
U
142,
100
Gas
4%s
A
Textron
110%
65%
100
101%
101%
_1981
104 %
10474
1987
102%
103
1971
109%
111%
104%
108%
2.50
America
Bid
Bills
Bid
Ask
99.228
99.243
22, 1962
June
28,
1962-
99.221
99.232
99.979
99.981
June
99.931
99.935
Jun.
Mar.
99.924
99.928
99.887
99.891
99.840
99.847
Mar. 29,
Apr.
1962
23,
1962
5,
1962
Ask
1962—
15, 1962
Mar. 22, 1962
Mar.
21,
July
July
12,
15,
5,
1962
1962—
99.172
99.190
99.112
99.138
99.051
99.078
99.028
99.056
Apr.
.TT .1976
109
of
4-62
101%
104%
179%
1-62
73
1981
30%
172%
9-
116
Steel «&r Wire 4%s
27%
5
8-
70
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
8
Co
1-61
113
keystone
155
Co
22
(N Y)
Insurance
Ins
44%
108
4-61
1973
104
Guaranty Co
19%
12-
Phoenix Steel 5%s———1969
225
Travelers
102
11-
101
Corp 5%s__
Title
(N Y)__2
3.10s
100%
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
55%
81%
10
Ins
88%
145
3.05s
114%
General Port Cement 5s,
.1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww. .1982
Grant (W T» Co 4%s_;
.1987
Hilton Hotel 6s ww__
.1984
52%
77%
Sec Life
41%
100.2
102 %
Garrett
preferred
Standard
139
100.2
112%
__
$6.50
56%
84
*
_2
100
101%
4%s
233
53%
5
Co
Co
100
Pacific
5%s
Ins
1-62
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%s_1991
Natural Gas Pipeline 4%s—1982
York Telep
4%s
2002
New
Petroleum
Life
171/2
49%
115
2-62
Bid
4%s__
Brass
Southwestern
Springfield Insurance
16%
45
109
4-
105%
4%s
Security Life & Trust Co
63 %
221
1
5
10
5-
104%
Mueller
Amer
3-61
al2.79
Bonds—
Inc
of
1-61
4%&_2011
Cocsol Natural Gas 4%s___1987
Electric
133
60%
Ins
Co
:
Security Ins (New Haven)
7-
105
Power
125
Seaboard Life
8-
103 «/2
Paso
Seaboard Surety
136
44
3.05s
1982
El Paso
27%
40
3s
101%
El
55%
30VB
52
128
6.25
62%
Ins
Life
31%
al9.26
131
Duke
Standard
94%
291%
99
Marine
&
59 %
Accident.;
8%
90
94%
Fire
__5
;
12%
33
Z:
a22.58
120
Edison
&
5
7%
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
101V4
Common w'lth
Life
Rate
a98.24
128
Lgt
Carrier Corp 4%s_.
Jefferson
a5l.36
Fd_
115
&
Interstate
1
31
90
Paul
United
—10
10
93
Debentures Issues
Motorola
131
11%
a23.69
new
Fund
116
125%
Republic
Republic Natl Life Insuranco—1
Hartford Steam Boiler
Insurance Co
Life
St
al2.38
4%s_1975
Industries
Pwr
5
Owners
15%
3.15s
Westminster
Security & Conv.
Ask
____1G
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
—
Home
Corp (N Y)
2
Insurance (Texas)—10
l%s
4%s_1991
Carolina
_*
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'/a
.4
split 20-for-l
Centennial
Yi____5
Hanover Insurance Co
4s
al4.54
Inc.——
Fund
Fund
5
a98.16
Inc
Capital Exchange
Capital—
Second
Burlington
9.45
Inc
Street
Street
Shares
Ohio
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s__..1979
14.79
8.65
Investors
14.62
103
13.68
Fund
Co_
(N
1 %s
Fund
Diversification
35.86
102%
—1
Fund—10c
Inc
Street
Devonshire
35.16
4%s„_1994
4.96
Fund
Centennial
13.38
Bid
Tel
4.54
Funds—
Congress
1
Mutual Fund—I xal4.68
Recent
Amer
21.56
A
4s
Growth Ind
Swap
l
Inc_—
Fund
12.88
10.23
Fund
11.91
19.95
Stock Fund
Investors
10c
Corp
161
221
14%
Underwriters—
Treasury Notes—
Situations
Mutual
Investors
12.22
14.16
Ins
Life
8.38
Whitehall Fund Inc
5.37
Class
Gulf Life
8.66
7.50
11.18
American
14.34
7.67
12.94
12.96
Great
Great Amer
Jun.
13.12
Washington
154
205
•
5
Republic Ins
Feb.
Wellington Equity Fund—
Boston—.-1
Gov
&
4%s
1
4
:_10
Co
Employees Insur ID C)__4
Employ Life Ins ID C)_1.50
4'4s
1
United Funds Canada Ltd—.—1
United International Fund Ltd.
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
8.98
America—!
Globe
Inv—10c
Shares-1
6.85
of
Glens Falls
16.54
11.83
Co
Life Insurance
Georgia Inter Life Inc.
13.60
Fund—.
j
General Reinsurance Corp
11.43
Fund-lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc—;___lc
Franklin
10.35
10.74
109
Reinsurance
8.67
15.13
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Investment Trust of
69%
9.47
Cjianada Ltd_—1
Wellington
Investment
68%
66
Inc—
13.25
Growth
64
4%s Sep.
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund-—1
12.12
Institutional
__5
2.50
10,
9.45
80%
1
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
12.44
United
lc
Inst Foundation Fund
23%
10,
13.25
75
10
21%
1
Wall Street Investing
Co
1
Co—
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Firemen's Fund <S F)
Fund—1
Inc
8.80
Philadelphia Lile Ins
Providence-Washington
4%s Apr.
12.26
10.80
_:
78%
4%s Sep.
4%s Aug.
a34.20
40%
5
5
C)„
74%
4%s Apr.
1
Fund
9.88
8.22
28
25%
D
38%
Co—
4
Insurance
17.19
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
8.05
5%
Ins
Phoenix
45
a39.00
Inc—1
Boston
of
Y___i
Life
(Wash
Pioneers
15.70
1
Inc
Incorporated Income Fund-,—1
Incorporated Investors ———1
Institutional Shares" Ltd—
N
5%
Peoples
41/nS Dec.
Farnham
3.01
of
65%
68%
42(4
-1
Investors
2.75
Fund
Co
62
•
83%
4%s
Stock Fund Inc
Growth
10
(N J)____1.25
Ins Co of N
65
47Bs Sep.
3%s Mar.
Clark—
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
71%
103.18
9.87
Growth Fund
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc_
Value Line Special
Fund Inc
40%
66
1964—
17.78
10.81
57
381%
1,
16.36
Science
53%
15,
1
1
Funds
Y__„12%
1%S Apr.
Fund
United
29%
Northern
Pacific Indemnity Co
31/3
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__1C
Peerless Insurance Co
5
4%s Nov.
(Geo)
UBS Fund of
53%
26%
100.8
Putnam
Century
48%
50
100.7
9.38
20tli
45
95.28
8.68
Television-Electronics
_5
___5
66%
81%
5
1964—,
1
Fund
Co
.
78
3s
Inc
Texas
Ins
*
3.15s Apr.
Fund
a29.75
8.87
9.94
Income
Ins
al5.24
Puritan
Investors
Co
Group Assoc
3.05s
Fund
Fire
55%
54%
\
!
2.50
Northeastern Insurance___3.33%
North River
5
4.95
&
York
30%
77
Employers Reinsurance Corp
9.31
i—1
Haydoek Fund Inc—
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc.—lc
Imperial Fund Inc———
lc
9.64
Life
Employers
4.53
Roe
Hampshire Insurance—__10
1,
8.57
Growth Stock
Inc
United
10c
Series H-C7
Eastern
Income—1
22.29
Funds Inc—
Assurance
Jersey Insurance Co ol N Y
United Income Fund
shares—:———lc
Petroleum
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
105%
16.73
Stein
New
l%s Oct.
18.64
State Street Investment Corp—*
—lc
202
16.56
Southwestern
9.50
194
11.03
Smith
Co
19%
32%
101%
Continental
10.15
American
51
99.14
17.06
——2.50
&
5
New
42
17%
30
NY_2
102%
52
100.19
1
Inc—
of
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
13.12
Fund
39%
Y) "A"_2
Co
142
13.15
Scudder
54%
5
(N
Insur
12.20
Fund
51
63
12.99
Revere
Nationwide Corp class A
137
12.00
Putnam
81%
98%
28%
__5
99.13
15.77
for
75
1
l
com___
-100.17
14.43
Securities
Fund
2
(Ky) 2
11.13
Provident
Ins new.—5
National Union Fire
Co
Casualty
Life
Coniwealth Life Insur
Pine Street Fund Inc—50c
Fund
150
—
1
1
(T Rowc)
& Accident
Natl Old Line Ins AA
69%
-72%
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
1
*
Price
Life
136
1962—
13.42
Fund
Inc
Natl
76%
65
IN J);
Insp & Insurance
14.67
Square Mutual FundPeoples Securities Corp—
Philadelphia Fund Inc_.
Stock
8.67
Citizens
Citizens
Home
1
Inc
Fund
19%
.10
National Fire
_10
Shippers
99
118
15,
al6.79
Inc
Oppenheimer Fund
Over-the-Counter
18
6%
93
112
15,
1,
12.58
Series
Street
5
;
■■■
48%
45
10
(Bait)
Oct.
10.42
11.42
7.64
&
Monument Life
l%s
9.53
11.64
Shares
9.53
Re-insurance
Bankers
6%
Fire Assurance. 12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
141/8
3%s Nov.
1
England Fund
1
New York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry &
New
William
1
Merchants
33 %
16.59
9.80
;
—
Shares
C)
80'A
18.15
6.78
8.97
One
(Galveston) —_1
Ins
American
D
49%
76%
12.40
6.20
1
Series
Electronics
(Wash
46%
11.35
1
Series
Series
Slock
Mercury
Nat
6%
1
5
15.22
7.98
Growth
Amer
33%
'
13%
199
5%
16.70
4.35
7.30
Stock
31%
Inc_l
16%
15%
1
6.25
3.98
Common
7.99
Companies
43%
139
190
1
1
5.72
Stock
Selected
8.77
Assurance
(Newark N j)__2%
Life
Amer
Govt
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
7.05
2.61
Stock Fund-lc
Growth Fund
(The)
17.92
Series
Balanced
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
Common
24.91
16.58
-
1
Group Securities—
Capital
X23.02
1
Corp
1
2.40
a20.20
x7.03
~3.24
Securities Co Tne_l
Series
Sovereign
General
3.18
Scudder Stevens
Series
Utility
12.67
Funds—
1°
series
lc
series——lc
slock
Preferred
al4.98
Preferred
—-
Common
1
Series
Bond
14.63
Florida
5.20
11.41
Investors
Pioneer
9.54
Equity Fund Inc
30
Home
Co
33
40%
119976620342
197362—
4.81
Penn
50c
——
17.42
10.40
Dividend
17.83
16.12
1
10.50
3.58
■:
25.63
12.84
67.43
12.88
5
American
Amer Ins
American
Federal
23.71
11.75
18.33
66.76
9.78
—1
8.93
50c
Fund———
Federated Growth
8.95
Fund——1
National Securities Series
23.49
8.16
16.80
Shares———1
Nation Wide
21 %
Mutual
4.70
3.17
15.37
interest—1
Mutual Shares Corp
9.67
16.18
8.27
Maryland Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins_:
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Investing Foundation—1
Found Growth—1
8.90
Howard—
&
Balanced
4.30
Fund—
Life
of beneficial
Units
3.80
2.70
2.90
1
—
Massachusetts
3.48
2.47
•-
——lc
Invest
—
Stock Fund
2.32
—1C
lc
9.85
Fund
Eaton
4.10
2.54
——
12.04
21.56
Vegh
3.75
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int__33%c
Mass Investors Growth Slock
Income
De
2.81
shares
X14.76
9.86
19
Boston Insurance
3.07
—,1c
shares—lc
Petroleum shares
15.96
17%
Bankers Natl Life Ins
12.67
12.28
1
Fla)
Beneficial Standard Life
General Industries
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc.—1
39
American Heritage Life Ins—
al6.81
Electric shares
14%
90%
13%
86
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Saylcs Mutual Fund—*
•;
30
American General Insur
(Jacksonville
35 %
42
104%
IOO1/4
132
37%
36%
Ask
38
Life Insurance Co of Va
.—10
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins__
1
Lincoln National Life Insur
5
35
Co_i.50"
Bid
32%
Assurance Co of Penna—5
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
27
& Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
14.40
Loomis
Life
24%
Fidelity
20.18
Stk
40%
Equitable Assur—_5
13.21
Investors
Insurance
Insurance
38%
.
American
18.46
1
144'%
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)„5
.Liberty 'Life Assurance
2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm) __2
American
a31.66
Trust—
79%
139
5
Co____10
Inc__1
Fund Inc__l
Life
Life
14.60
Insurance
13.26
;—.—1
Inc
Income
15.71
11.20
Life
Agricultural Insurance
Companies
Ask
75
17%
—
—
Investment Inc
Diversified Income Fund——1
De
17.63
Aetna
split 2-for-l
12.13
Fund
15.65
8.48
14.73
15.61
Shares
Bid
Surety-
&
16%
>
Western
Delaware
Fund
Growth
Balanced
Trust Fund
Corporate Leaders
Crown
1
13.50
—
Mutual
Inc_—
& Energy
Fund
Commonwealth Investment—_1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—_1
v
Ltd-1
Fund—1
_
Fund
7.76
.
Inc—1
Commonw'lth Int'l Gen Fd_—1
-
5.58
17.74
.
17.99
1
—
Chemical Fund Inc
Colonial
Inc
5.10
16.40
20.12
—,1
Boston
Colonial
Fund
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
18.60
Growth
Century Shares Trust
Common
S-4
16.46-
Capital Lite Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund——__lc
ol
4.11
1
——
Fund
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Growth Com Stock)
1
1
—
Canadian International
Chase
10.13
S-3
Managed Funds—
Fund Inc
Fund Ltd
S-2
Keystone
—1
Inc
Canada General Fund—
Canadiau
S-l
6.00
19.67
14.48
14.34
1
——-
Fund
Californ ia
6.08
12.65
Ltd—-—.—-—1
Fund
Fund)
Knickerbocker
—
Street Investing——50c
Bullock
(Growth
Knickerbocker
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
Broad
(Income Fund)
K-2
11.87
10.86
Boston
K-l
1.87
13.17
1
Ltd
Canada
10.59
1
(Low
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
Priced Bonds)
B-4 (Discount Bonds).
B-3
4.92
Casualty
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
.
(Quotations for Friday, March 9)
Mutual Funds
Far
Bid
.-25c
2.43
Advisers Fund Inc
——1
6.87
Affiliated
Fund Inc
1.25
8.53
American Business Shares
-1
4.61
American
Investors Fund
1 xal6.17
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
9.69
Associated Fund Trust
*
1.70
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
5.57
Axe-IIoughton Fund "A" Inc__1
5.52
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
9.32
Axe-IIoughton Stock Fund Inc.l
3.76
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp-lC
12.12
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
.
Westcoast Trans 2%s~
.1971
137
.1988
103
99.792
July
99.760
99.768
July
19,
1962—
98.990
99.018
99.726
99.734
July
26,
1962—
98.935
98.965
99.675
99.683
Aug.
2,
99.619
99.627
Aug.
9,
1962
99.561
99.571
Aug.
1962—
1962
98.872
98.896
1962
16, 1962—
98.808
98.833
98.753
98.779
99.501
99.511
Aug.
23,
98.715
24,
1962——
99.446
99.457
/Aug.
30,
1962
1962—
98.693
May
98.637
98.656
May
31,
1962
991393 *99.404
6,
1962—
98.576
98.596
June
7,
98,228
98.246
June
14,
97.399
97.425
160
.1971
99.785
15,
19, 1962
Apr. 26, 1962
May
3, 1962
May 10, 1962—
May 17, 1962
1962
Sept.
99.335
1962
99.343
Oct.
99.282
99.295
Jan.
15,
15,
1962
1963—
153
.1970
12, 1962—.
Apr.
Apr.
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No
106
New
yailue. a Net asset value, b Bid
York Stock Exchange,
t New stock,
par
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
wi When issued,
y Ex- stock dividend.
Ex-dividend,
Volume
Number 6141
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1247)
47
Week Ended March 3
COURSE
THE
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
upon
1.4%
a
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
those
above
the
of
it
corresponding week last
Bethlehem
at
$28,283,974,316 against $27,893,102,288 for the
is
there
center
for the
loss
a
week
Our comparative sum¬
ending Friday of 2.5%.
$
1.165,651
1,764.996
+
9.7
2,466,522
2,600,195
5,638,834
2,739,444
3,525*270
6,543,589
8,178,981
7,963,499
.
.
2.305.949
1,224,000,000
-
Reading
"
.
2,461,666
+ 105.8
4,984.717
4,883,426
5.3
1,085.000,000
1,118,000,000
—-46.1
4,768,634
2.7
7,509,069
7,627,473
3,572,378
3,726,350
+
+
(a)
(a)
Wilkes-Barre
5,328,812
6,216,911
6.321,292
1L7
6,380 870
6,879,434.
28,386,536
26,416,176
25,162,181
+ 12.8
25,088.934
26,719,301
18,340,688
+ 44.0
21,046,476
21,534,701
1,371,374,396
1,297,108,767
5.7
1,164,289,200
1,201,526,350
York-.-
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY
1959
$
+ 19.3
I 1,289,000,000
....
—
Philadelphia—,
New
for this week follows:
mary
I960
2,505,667
(a)
Lancaster
At this
1961,
week in
same
or
2.097.204
2,299,718
—
Chester
Scranton
stand
Inc.
Dec. %
1.435.203
1,711.970
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary totals
year.
$
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia-
obtain weekly clearings will
is possible to
1961
$
Pre¬
ago.
year
1962
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, March 10, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which
be
increase compared with
an
based
us
CLEARINGS
BANK
OP
.
cities)
(9
TELEGRAPH
—
'
%
1961
19G2
Week Ended March 10
815,558,504,523
Chicago
Boston
.
.;
City
+ 13.8
Francisco
1
—_
756,696,669
4-
4.9
+
9.0
Pittsburgh
.
—.
Baltimore
—I
382,400,000
+
4.1
12,353,822
320,434.876
321,174,961
8.3
659,030,762
607,283,131
105,670,800
83,007,400
77,154.800
12,045,168
14,650,209
526,646,295
738,377,236
+
1,715,291,308
1,059,981.993
—
416,360,634
+
+
1.3
—
cities)
(7
cities,
five
days—
cities,
five
days-—-
a
5,393,101,135
+
7.0
+
5,042,379,190
All
all
cities,
day
one
+ /
all
+
1.2
1,078,620,227
1,008,475,839
+
-1
week
for
$28,283,974,316
"
$27,893,102,288
+
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
Saturday and the Saturday figures
the
we are
able to give final and
March
3.
cases
which
was
of
increase
an
week in
this
at
showing
New
the
Boston
Districts
Reserve
District
Reserve
York
District of
Reserve
District
2.5
8,505.931
8,947.113
—•
6.2
393,542,202
408,483,243
+
3.8
130,870,941
143,323,026
929,936,779
cities).
(6
952,806,986
2.4
775.748,135
822,720,53-3
in
Reserve District of 0.8%, and the
6.544,108
15,595,910
962,325
an
Richmond
improvement of
in the
11.0%;
Reserve
District the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.5%.
record
Total
3.4
6.266,547
6.661,946
2.6
279,878,072
220,083,313
252,328,442
+13.7
249,562,007
241,683,006
14,738,625
-+.' 5.8
14,862.978
898,633
7.1
797,953
690,926
310,607,000
302,827.000
2.6
271,373,179
227,747,754
1,576,099,665
1,560.878,788
1.0
1,390,285,522
1,283,036;012
Orleans-—
Seventh Federal Reserve
totals
are
Indiana—Fort
South
Terre
-r,
summary
a
OF
SUMMARY
1st Boston
——-
2nd New
York
44
9
$
Dec. %
V;
921,952,919
14,018,143,307
13,882,061,621
+ 11.0
17,715,646,665
Philadelphia9
"
1,371.374.396
1,297,108,767
+
5.7
1,164,289,200
4th
Cleveland^
7
44
1,715,291,308
1,659,981,993
+
3.3
i,569,759,764
6
44
7th Chicago
'929,936,779
952,806,986
1,576.099,665
10th Kansas
1,560,878,788
2.4
775,748,135
1,390,285,522
4.8
1.815,347,781
1,739,192,842
0.8
751,189,518
747,041,119
1.5
704,866,695
696,257,326
+
Ninth Federal Reserve
854,207,382
7
44
" 739,280,796
750,439,219
"
850,834,058
833,044,159
+
2,1
749,487,973
758,794,603
North
44
744,728,876
658,846,315
+ 13.0
582,689,463
615,567,876
South
—
—
—
'
Total
—
Outside
York
New
106 cities
City
33,136.496.193
14,022.926,544
—
1,608,462,502
;
1,296.056,122
6,887,682
15,717,928
14,094,264
—22.9
16,948,607
18,5132)75
8.3
13,852,640
11,998,250
+
7,163,072
4.9
6,553,963
7,580,601
4.8
1.815,347,781
1,739,192,842
450,200,000
4.6
395,00(3,000
396,400,000
226,861.163
0.5
204,942,336
205,111,513
173,347,267
8.8
.148,147,754
142,174,899
3,798,952
9.3
3,099,428
3,354,707
854,207,382
0.8
751,189,518
747,041.119
—10.1
9,037,093
0.1
480,137,492
473,419,864>
5.2
182,215,182
175.861,296
10,380,036
—
District—Minneapolis-
Dakota—Aberdeen
1,719,290,909
8,744,929
,
7,942,235
Dakota—Fargo
6
44
1,517,026
1,239,249,270
7.9
1,283,036,012
—
1,967,421,996
10
1,618,124
5.9
—
847,420,843
9
12th San Francisco
22.2
—
188,526,737
cities)
(4
847,420,843
—_
+
.
1,463,255,864
822,720,538
1.0
Total
1,872,015,583
City
11th Dallas
21.803,280
3,446,310
"
i
20,055,029
225,747,796
—
44
—-
36,359,130
3.1
1,967,421,996
Illinois—Quincy
6.9
30.958,697,626
+
1,348,567,688
25.916,531,429
12,333.110.869
191,571,329
10,901,472
9,713,489
12.2
9,912,472
3,680,660
4,311,529
<—-'14,6
3,409,122
6,083,276
7,317,610
—16.9
6,594,555
7,547,879
15,500,623
15,266.202
1.5
13,560,779
14,879,286
739,280,796
750,439,219
1.5
704,866,695
Paul
Montana—Billings
25.569,743.398
1.9
+
13,756,378,305
1,475,840,675
7.0
-t
9,160,730
513,098.330
DulUth
—
Minneapolis
St.
9,469,039.'
8,235,404
513,254,982
181,624,379
Minnesota
"
9th Minneapolis—;
7,826,247
57,319,756
+
429,700,000
—
4
,
9,436,512
7,554,865
17
-
8th St Louis
5.0
1,872,015,583
Louis __—_2
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,553,024,495
10
—
cities)——
(17
Missouri—St.
3rd
6th Atlanta
—I
~
....—...
$:•"
1,201,526,359
5lh Richmond
-
4,770,193
154,265,070
—20.6
73,594.375
8,053,768
12,116,847
15,266,314
11,682,783
5,261,686
181,369,628
—
21,385,741
—
92,038,000
9,661,399
0.9
+
9,406,735
2,077,082
15,021,505
98,565,000
—11.2
5,251.327
183.517,370
22,053,397
2,537,162
1,376,349,659
15,045.180
1.2
7.2
+■■
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
■;
918,883,396
:'-+■ 1.3
1,099,852,854
19,656,124,822
Total
I960
Inc. or
1961
1,114.098,098
..
-
Rockford
+
6.0
+
■
CLEARINGS
BANK
$
—12 cities
T
+
—.
———
Peoria
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1962
Week Ended March 3—
—
———
-
Decatur
16,354.338
58,420,639
:
City
10,534,670
97,797,000
<
4,662,724
185.168,263
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
10,606,407
10.769,411
8,935,644
Moines.
18,972,182
17.1
9,994,054
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
3,090,721
19,085,996
+
+
4.094,117,
99.018,000
'
Haute
Sioux
3,830,902
+ 21.6
12,825,935
17,328,455
—
—
—
Bend
Wisconsin—Milwaukee—
Louis
In the Kan¬
Wayne
.Indianapolis
•'
9.9
20,593,345
"4,500,000
25,034,698
15,021,094
—
-
Springfield
furnish
we
+
16,000,101
District—Chicago-
Lansing
13.0%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 6.9%.
Z+. In the following
7,556,631
8,455,768
+
—
cities)—
(10
-+24.8
+~
Michigan—Ann Arbor—__—
Grand
Rapids
gain of 2.1%c; in the Dallas Reserve
a
403,900,000
8,010,363
6,021,620
Mississippi-^Viclcsburg—
Louisiana—New
in
larger by 3.3%, and in the Atlanta
are
128,820,003
386,100.000
296,759,153
286,918,616
140.734,814
2.9
6.327,196
288,963,047
—
29,892,335
1.8
3.1
—
'475,600.000
ui,. 2—
32,254,204
+
—
170,212.930
461,700,000
Nashville
clearings
located and from this we note that
show
totals
the
City Reserve District the totals
District of
—
against $30,958,697,626 in the
The Chicago Reserve District suffered a loss of 4.8%; the St.
smaller by 2.4%.
sas
are
totals
the
but
—
33,176,446
33,767.833
165,019,206
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Alabama—Birmingham
below,
present further
1.3%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 5.7%.
1.0%,
by
they
District the
In the Cleveland Reserve
Reserve
which
in
233,874,832
9,949.914
_______—
Federal
22,923,000
214,888.127
156,299,252
Florida—Jacksonville--^—.—+.
We group the cities according to the
increase of 13.1%.
an
21,834,000
1.5
506,169,296
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
we
Outside of this city there was a gain of 1.9%, the bank
1961;
center
5,169,324;
6,106,934
29.3
I
—
9,698,539
Tennessee—Knoxville
7.0%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $33,136,496,193
same
in
appear
the week ends
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
there
For the week
2.3
+
20.448,000
.a Mobile'
detailed statement, "however,
elaborate
as
not available at time of going to press.
are
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In
1,553,024,495
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
•
issue of next week.
1,569,759,764
1.4
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
3.3
13,890,246
162,241,579
District
Z ZV++V
* Estimated.
506,340,563
7.0
—
cities
465,533,502
475,148,885
,
$26,884,626,449
Total
Total
14,325,972
1.7
+
253,428.143
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
of Columbia—Washington.
$27,205,354,089
cities, five days__
26,434,000
249,749,857
Richmond
South
Total
.' 15,190,362
+
6,512,381
6,663,919
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
0.1
$21,842,247,259
$21,812,252,954
.
12,135,903
9.8
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Other
10.3
+
6.1
383,794,671
Total
4.2
527,649,742
—
Ten
—-15.2
—
9.8
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
434,037,070
__
14,426,959
2.7
+
Youngstown
♦560,000,000
_
——
0.5
+
13,208,517
535,514,663
Mansfield
378,952,823
—
Cleveland
+
641.339,828
13,281,377
-
—
Columbus
467,660,075
810,597,000
,
16,073,824
343,555,869
694,701,624
89,569,200
Cleveland
397,900,000
San
16,159,441
352,856,486
Ohio—Canton
1.7
+
998,000,000
509,853,685
_
___
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
2.5
—
Cincinnati--
1,136,000,000 L:
P
793,791,955 *
-—
r_.
i—
Kansas
1,232.615,898
1,212,042,163
:
;
——.
——
Philadelphia
$15,959,266,069
+
—
+
,
4,700,126
12,115,209,197
-
Helena—
Total
cities)
(7
+
:
696,257,326
'
1"
f
-
t
.
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
'
We
now
add
detailed
our
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
Hastings
Week
March
ended
V^v
; A
;'+A-
■■
four
for
3
years:
' ;/:,+.:r++■
.v.'
■
1962
Clearings at—
$
v-
Week Ended March 3
$
Inc.
Dec.
1959
1960
or
$
$
c/o
Portland
4.228,943
+ 24.2
4,048,119
3,600.334
9,176,555
8,610.272
+
6.6
8,414,347
891,521,994
+
1.6
729,824,669
1,077,495
1,019,763
+
7.4
12,400,577
11,962,603
200,184,317
+
2.9
186,699,888
182,653,220
+,■'
13,434.089
31,859,540
567,963,715
32,117,114
4,115,109
+
13.1
3,053,592
3,300,005
+
'.0.4
1,305,595
3,535,028
3,261,304
+ -3.1
16,242,946
15,628,565
+
553,551,347
14,062,743
7,852,036
14,182,046
850,834,058
7,912,700
33,727,244
487,355,679
496,673,163
15,834,451
9,775,265
0.8
13.694,844
+ 14.9
833,044,159
Springs
29,240,406
2.6
--
7,971,947
7,725,961
2.1
749,487,973
758,794.603
—-
6,835,287
1,315,961
1.9
-
—
0.8
—26.8
749.000,622
4,652,531
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado
7,019,447
905,782,102
i.
+ 30.7
9.829,289
Missouri—Kansas City
St.
5,254,083
Maine—Bangor
-
..
Wichita
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
1.285,487
—38.6
915,126
10,272,852
953,271
«"
Kansas—Topeka
1961
1,271,872
1,551,981
1,196,462
—
Lincoln
Omaha.:
City-
11,033,668
206,083,334
Nebraska—Fremont-
Total
cities)
(9
+
•
Massachusetts—Eoston
Fall
River
_
Lowell
New
_
_
;
_
1,554.900
_
_
_
;+1,548.701
3,940,647
4,017,310
20,950,479
Bedford
20,317,656
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve
District—Dallas-
Texas—Austin
Dallas
Springfield
•
■
Worcester
New
Haven—
___
;
16,728,140
+
63,172,971
58,295,256
26.432,134
14,487,553
14,575,838
02,276,337
55,153,592
26,741,342
4.5
'.'+
24,267,435
—
8.4
8.2
17,483,504
Connecticut—Hartford
■
—
Fort
.
-
Worth--
Galveston
Falls-
Wichita
11,288,857
13.238,803
+
14.3
507,483,015
534,431,673
44.221,300
+
2.1
39,133,978
+
16.2
41,065,472
5,719,003
7,373,423
12,886,708
6,651,000
13,666,273
744,728,876
658,846,315
6,244.000
—11.4
6,505,538
13,926,427
Louisiana—-Shreveport
23,846,923
+ 20.5
574,655,342
15,529,031
656,889,283
45,150,631
7,727,254
5,766,404
4,838.401
1.9
13,701,212
13,739,496
+ 13.0
582,689,463
615,567,87$
217,207,256
213,566.413
—
'
Rhode
New
Island—Providence
53,710,100
Total
(12
cities)
—11.2
45,485,000
41,859.400
3,524,139
+ 17.8
3,468,808
3,270,923
1,114,098,038
Hampshire—Manchester
60.513,000
4,152,741
—
1,099,852,854
1.3
918,883,396
921,952,919
+
Total
cities)
(6
-—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Elmira
New
—
—
1
York
i
2,990,526
4,484,607
——
Jamestown
47,902,515
170,611,219
3,825,217
....
—
4,978,968
19,113,569,649
17,202,319,321
4 12.0
34,037,453
32,269,753
3.7
141,904,750
144,489,448
+ 27.9
3,203,072
3,086,851
9.9
3,865,705
3,233,422
+
—
+ '
1.1
12,583,420,560
California—Long
Pasadena
2
14.7
6,270,942
7,204,079
225,308,077
+
2,3
223,697,051
196,500,791
130,930,341
121,599,848
+
7.7,
107,540,024
City——
—
+
5.0
26,425,178
27,745,973
Beach
13,920,395
15,334,551
977,044,532
903,127,189
45,206,253
47,317,659
16,454,774
—
Jose
Santa
9.5
+
13,114.325
—.—
San. Francisco
San
+
6,546,940
—i
Lake
Utah—Salt
53,648,104
176,957,038
York—Albany
Buffalo
232,160,630
230,556,777
—
Oregon—Portland
Second Federal Reserve District-—New York—
New
:
Francisco—
254,282,535
7,511,822
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
,
—
—
Barbara
17,528,105
15,637,567
13,454,534,201
—
+
—
+
—
94,278,929
9.2
17,376,747
33,374,267
21,366,100
8.2
809,686,517
722,958,240
23,966,790
4.5
40,877,356
35,678,281
25.5
12,547,698
10,429,160
10.8
16,670,294
13,211,41£
•
i
Rochester
Syracuse
New
Northern
Total
New
(9
I
+
13.1
48,215,430
45,764,799
29,760 603
4-24.1
31,650,486
27,842,804
89,573,749
i-
1.7
84,197,650
82,608,011
112,152,616
Jersey—
cities)
56,127,176
91,095,417
„a+__
—i
Jersey—Newark
,
63,472,225
36,919,949
—,
—_
111,382,588
+
0.7
87,598,201
88,232,332
19,656,124,822
17,715,640,665
+ 11.0
14,018,143,307
13,882,061,621
Total
Grand
(10
(106
Outside New
•
1,719,290,969
cities)
total
cities)—
York City
(a i
Clearings
1,608,462,502
+
6.9
1,475,840,675
1,348.567,688
33.136.496,193
30,958.697,626
+
7.0
25,916,531,429
25,569,743,398
14,022.926,544
13,756,378,305
+
1.9
12,333,110.869
12,115,209,197
onerations
discontinued.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just
passed.
EXCHANGE
V
and
BY
FEDERAL
MARCH 2.
-
1962
Monetary
RESERVE
MARCH
TO
BANK
8.
1962,
TO
Unite
Noon
UNDER
TARIFF
OF
ACT
Below
for
Cable
transfers
in
New
be
found
list
a
under
■
..V
corporate bonds, notes,
called
for redemptipn,
stock
common
called
of
•
sinking
fund
provisions.
The date
York
■
will
preferred and
including those
1930,
indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the
Chronicle.; V
'
Buying;. Hate
■■■■!■•
'
TREASURY
.
Monday; March 12, 1962
.
Fund Notices
;
INCLUSIVE
'
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i
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CERTIFIED
RATES
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
•
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in
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.230618
franc
of South Africa,
.230541
.230584
.230587
.230600
1.402440
rand
Kingdom, pound sterling
1.402640
1.402640
1.402849
1.402520
2.815800
2.816220
2.815560
2.815400
V
2.815800
-
.0350500
series
Co.
A debs,
Ltd.—
1st
Mar. 7,
ASSETS—
Gold
1962
certificate/
Redemption
account
fund
for
R.
Since
notes..
reserves-..
16,464
gold
certificate
(486)
__
Discounts
and
Bought
Held
S.
in
98
+
advances
455
611
25
—
412
•
66:
__
under
_
273
+
repurchase
agreement
securities:
Government
Bought
44
_
-»*•
Bills
,-ri
3.900
Certificates
...
-V
1
;'i
;—
+
70
70
+
the San Francisco District, $96 million
District, and $70 million in the Philadel¬
District.
Savings deposits increased $69 million
Co.
4.6%
Gas
cumulative
Water
&
.;
...
+
3,84 J
__
60
H
'
banks.
y
,
Banks
others
Held
Total
U.
Total
Cash
28,560
.
S.
series
of
in
and
of
+
200
H-
473
_
Loans
and
4-1,837
(875)
4,361
477*
"
109 ;-
-
assets
loans
Loans
collection
U
1
286
_
v"+
1955
assets
—
(1,361)
—»
1
72
50,891
Loans
113
22*
LIABILITIES—
to
brokers
Other
U.
(486)
—
28,041
Deposits:
Member
U.
S.
bank
17,097
account
Foreign
205
(875)
Other liabilities «fc accrued
dividends
91
3.415
(1,361)
238*
2
49,464
554
4-
269
4-
33
I
41*
1,814
1
71
87
18
.
Ratio
of
liabilities & capital acc'ts
gold certificate reserves to
deposit and
Combined
F.
R.
note
(1,361)
.2
22*
—
4-1,914
...
Contingent
•
liability on acceptances
purchased for foreign
correspond-
.3%
parentheses
process.
•<
dating
•Feb.
28
are
the
i/v
+
five
'8
eliminations
H
*;. '
figures'revised.
made
\
in
the
60
consoli¬
Banks
+
yy' 'v nMy*_M>
banks.——
;
4
S.
>
V
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27
•
1,782
,
The
condition
banks
shows
ended
of
the
the
following
Feb.
justed,
statement of
weekly reporting
Federal Reserve
System in
■
subdivisions
—
$273
28:
principal
Increases
million
of
changes
$992
in: reserve
Reserve
for the week
million in loans ad¬
balances
with
Banks, $953 million in demand
deposits ad¬
$300 million in demanddeposits credited to
domestic commercial
banks, and $234 million in time
and savings
deposits, and a decrease of $112 million
in
U. S. Government
demand deposits.
Commercial
and
industrial
loans increased $54
million.
ers
loans
million; in the comparable
for
increased
week
a
year
a
ago
net
of
these
Loans to brokers and deal¬
purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
securi¬
ties increased $318
million, and their loans for purchas¬
ing or carrying "other" securities
increased
Loans
to
sales
and
$349 million.
personal
financing institutions in¬
compared with an increase of
S165 million
during the similar week in'1961. "Other"
loans increased $49
million. Real estate loans
increased
$19 million.
creased/$183
million,
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
as
and
Domestic
...1
Southern
4.64%
From
Other
+
1,280
+
1,968
domestic
tion.
banks...:
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300
•
N.A.
N.A.
Includes
shown
N.A. Not
15
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N.A.
8
V
N.A.
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6,966
69-
N.A.
3,162-
i4
'•
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.-
V:
668
+
+
9
N.A.
2
182
,,
131
+
N.A.
2,129
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116
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3
+
-
N.A.
■
45
i.—__V.
.
34
2.126
+
5,789
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+
21
+.
464
'+
51
+
•
584
-
'' 317
13,080
.....
—
42
■
commercial
752
individual
loan
banks
items
and
after
shown
are
deduc¬
gross.
deposits Except those ofv U. S. Government
commercial banks, less cash items in
process of collec¬
time .-deposits
excludes- change
1094
Mar 31
;
;
,
—Apr '* 1"
B
due
Sept.
1,
"
.
?
•
'-"
975 .V
•
745
debentures
due
Sept.
1,
due
1968
■
1971
.i.Apr
1
977
866
<
of
second
America
preferred
5'/2%
stock-
convertible
Mar 20
preferred
447
sub-
stock
30
1144
Mar 15
Co.—
'
convertible
448 "
V
preferred stock— —Apr,
913
2
&
Rubber
debentures
Corp.—
May 1,
due
sl ock.
,2—Apr
1974—.:
1
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21
figures
157
■
'
in
this
Vi"". V '
issue.
"t'
'
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■
' '
' ',
,vj,i';
in
deposits
not
shown
of
U.
S.
DIVIDENDS
Per
Name of Company
..;:•
River
due
.1
Newsprint
(o.uar.)
Refrigeration
Inc.
Corp;
New
Life
2-19
3-15
3«*21-
2-21
4-
1
3-20
3-30
3-12
(R.
L.),
Ltd.
B
Crompton
Crossett
'v. Class
to
mutual
separately.,
postal
pavings
y
3-20
6c
(Boston)—
3c
—
<quar.)_—
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(quar,)
class
A
,
•
.
V
&
Knowles
class A
Corp.
(increased)
(quar.)
—
V
45-
3-20
3-
1
Cork
(Cleveland)
Seal
&
cumulative
Crown
Trust
(quar.).—
15c
Co.—
•
preferred
(quar.)
"-
y
Crow's
Nest
5»y%
Crush
PaSs
Steel
Coal
Co.
Co.,' Ltd.
Ltd.,
common
2
(quar.).y
Cummins
(quar.)
1
—
(quar.)._—_^—
(quar.).—_—_l.
Engine
Cunningham
2_—j—
Drug
Curtis-Wright Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
.
*
3-9
2-20
3-20
3-12
V
3-16
3-16
4-20 j-
4- 5
5-
y
4-10
1
;
u.-_-2.21J——
7-
15c
(quar.)-
40c
.
.;
-
3-19
3-30
^
$1.75
$l.-75
.
2
3-15
$1.75
—
———
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2
2
3-30
|
■
J5c
j
preferred
,'2-16
20c ;•«». 3^30 ;
$1.31 Vi
preference
A
(quar.)_2_—$$1.62Mi
Cuban-American Sugar-— -•
..
'
vi,
preferred
preferred
.
4-
6V2 %
7%
3-15
3-15.
4;
" tl5c
(extra)-..
3-16
■
3-30
4-
„
45c
America, com. (quar.)
preferred, (quar,i_—.—
International,
1:30c
*
*25c
of
convertible
.4-14
•;
50c 2
—
Co.
(Toronto)
(quar.)
Crown Zellerbach Canada, Ltd.,-cl. A (quar.)
Zellerbach Corp.
(auar._
Crucible
;
6
4-14
-
—
Chemical
Crown
7%
3-20
(quar.)——
.22——5- :ly
Trusty White Plains) (quar).
I2V2C ...v 4-1-3
County
2
9-28
6-18
9-17
-
3-15
-
v
3-20
3-
7
3-5
.
.2—:—25c
A
(quar.) ___i^
A
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)...
Class
A
(quar.)^_._...—2-_..2—50c
Inc.- (quai*.)_—l.
50c
_____V—2-"——
50c
"
50c-
50c
—
Francisco District).'
'
"
DWG
•
—.
Cigar Corp. ""(quar.)
*
4-
6
3-
4-
5
;3-
" 7-
5
10-
5',
6-
*912-
12-28
?no
3-15
37
3-20
3-
2
•
Dan
5%
River
Mills,
preferred
common
(quar.).—
(quar.)
20c
-
,
3-1
'
2
3-14
v
15c
9
2-28
4-2
.
30c
—
3-
3-20v:>*3- .9
*3-15
3-15
12V2C
(quar.)
3-15
v
3-31
50c,
(quar.)2___——12V2C
Co.,
2-28
3-30
....
Service,
<•>■
1:
B
Cowles
$2
25c
\
(quar.) ___—93%c
(La.).^
7V2C
Corp.
Finance
;
A—_V:25c
preferred
Crawiord
Credit
*8c
V
(quar.).—
quar.)—!*.—.
Crane Company, common
3%%
•3-16
3rl0
3-30
*(quar.)__
Insurance
(initial
1
25c
Bottling of New England
Craftsman
4-
(quar.25c
(quar.l.—
Petroleum
Holders
Payable of Rec.
■
50c
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A^....^
Corroon & Reynolds, $1 preferred A (quar.)'
Cott
When
Share
y
,;;
Class
Government,-and
■
Continued from page 13
Cutler-Hammer,
revised.
2
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,
—Mar 28
1
(San
*
..'Cs
y
•
•Preliminary
.
2331
■
-Mar 1.5
1962
Class
officers'• checks
separately.
available.
stock....
Corp.—
voting second preferred
7%
domestic
and
pfd.
Crown
■'
'
demand
certified
Page
yV:
■>
.
Plywood
♦Announced
•
y 4
+
591
Banks.u.—
Year-ago comparison
savings banks.
conv.
Casualty
cumul.
conv.
Crain
y 89
505
,
112
*
;•
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*7.062
;
ACCOUNTS
all
sub-
....Mar 30
Corp.—
cumulative
States
$4.50
6%
N.A.
231 y
rr
p
t Includes
not
v
+.10,755
y'/...-. *
reserves;
*•
United
Coro,
31,073
subdivisions——
to
1025
Gas Co.—
Vanderbilt Tire
,v2— ■
■
....
and
cents
Coosa
'
t Exclusive of loans
tion of valuation
Union
Copeland
'
43,834
liabilities
CAPITAL
convertible
1970
series
debentures
cumulative
45
204
953-;
1,006
others—-—
B
United States
145
507
—
Reserve
1144
CALLED
debentures... due,
19o8——7_. .V_.Mar
United Artists Theatre
Circuit, Inc.—
756
11,167
Borrowings:
Federal
ISSUE
ordinated
y*
41,905
—
interbank.
Commercial
due
cumul.
Land
cumulative
y 3,703
3,333
Governments, official Institutions, etc.
From
series
118
+
>'■ 5,154-
deposits......
.
414 %
1144
Date ;. V
debentures
Transportation Corp.
510
66,456
banks...
■ ■
1144
pfd.'stock.V^cVi.Mar 19
1,980
y 3,093
.'
political
Foreign:
Federal
justed,
S23
States
ENTIRE
convertibtle subordinated
6%
+
91,828'
—
deposits..
time
conv.
American
Cosden
and
Other
cumul.
FMC
Class
Savings
y:v>
1*
Gulf
+
'
savings deposits—total*
:i
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
member
leading cities
5%
1st mtge. bonds
Paso. Electric Co.—
87
4,930
Governments, official institutions, etc. ■>'i
Time
Apr
—
4%
10
'
63,101
—
savings—..ij.
Commercial
'V;N'VV
...
Corp.
1* **■
1143
518
—
273
Foreign:
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
1967
/
1143
1
2,082
—
■■ V 96
~~
/i
Commercial
5
Corp.—
1,269
:
28
+
+
•;
interbank:
Mutual
•
1,824
+
128
156,762
—...
adjusted*.-,
and
political
Government
Domestic
■
2,875
18
15
2 873
.V
y—_
assets/liabilities.
States
:i
462
132
+
1.464
deposits—total!;—____—
Individuals, partnerships <fc corporations
U.'
-
243
;•+"
12,605
,
—__
assets—net
v
: •• -•„.
3
—
728
+
+
3,434
—_
Reserve
coin...—
Demand
'»
■
Corp.'ist mortgage pipe line ";
1, 1979...
Apr
April
'
49
+
;
12,532
deposits
■
8
+.
LIABILITIES—
—
-;V
■
mortgage bonds due May 1, 1989_.___—___ —Mar 19
Corp., 3%% cumulative preferred stock....—
—Mar 16
669
'
years........
domestic
-
Apr;
422
177
16.137
securities
with
'
>
5,498
2,367
6.074
Balances
187
+
•
33.510
:i\
.
and
y+:";
;
19
+'
T.
U. S. bonds maturing:
Federal
1
iG'
"+
'
1,728
years—
with
+
+
...
16,904
——
year
After
98
862
183
,
.
13,494
Vv
five
Other
+
650
banks—_
securities—total.
&
;
•
1023
■
bills
to
Demand
115
in
3.256
V
—2.8%
,ents
Figures
-
etc.
—-----
one
Total
35.4%
finance,
commercial
Government
Reserves
1,260
V
banks
loans....
domestic
;
—
26:
+
,
•
514%
institutions:
loans
notes
201
349
2,300
Treasury
Other
liabilities
668
+ i 318
—
'
:
'■'
personal
foreign
estate
to
•'
133
A;
——_——-
Currency
50,891
7,961
3,106
carrying:
.
to
Treasury
31
669
accounts.
4-
■
Within
452
or
640
y 2,345
-
Co.—*-
t
s
1098
••:
■
866
c
-
preierred-stocks—J.-Mar 31
Corp., $5 preferred stock
Eay Light & Power Co.—
7%
+•
U
•4--
977
1
Lynch Communications Systems, Inc.—
pur-
securities../
One
in
capital
Total
Real
Loans
S.
for
Treasury, certificates of idebtedness—_
4
Amerace
Casco
El
8,204
23
1,325
1980-.Mar 15
Brunswick
5%
nonbank financial
finance,
Other
U.
dealers
purchasing
securities
Sales
188
and
Government
to
Loans
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
Surplus
Other
184
—
67
liabilities
CAPITAL
52
17,941
—
availability cash items
Total
S.
Other
Total deposits
Deferred
36
25
+
'+
992
—
securities.————
Other
726
39
—
229
——
289
+
410
...
Other
—r*
958
Loans
reserves...
Treasurer—general
104
+
1,
ordlnated
carrying:
or
.Other loans for
'
notes
reserve
4.4-
15,
Company and Issue—
1961
:
4-1,106
72,893
32,199
—j
Jan.
...
due
'
.
Marl,
4-1.283
113,935
-
loans
S.,«Government, securities.——
'
Federal
adjustedt—
industrial
loans
chasing
U.
>
1,914
+
1962s
:
120.663
——
and
Agricultural
series,
Vulcan Materials Co.
■
.
Total
investments
adjustedt
due
'
(In millions of dollars)
investments—
and
Commercial
611
+
Feb. 21,
•
1962*
ASSETS—
3-1,640
29,016
securities
process
Feb. 28,
+1,663
23
4'/a%
Finance
April
1
.
1097
1978_Mar 15;"
•
•
Increase ( 4 ) or
1,219
28,650
to
Decrease <—) Since
Total
Gov't securities
Loans
domestic'commercial banks increased $177 million."' \
637
—
premises
Other
200
+
million but bor¬
million.
—-443
repurchase agreement
loans
items
Bank
bought outright
under
$34
$317
1
'•
due March 15,
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp. 5l/a%
:
decreased
increased
,
Total
;
;
?"
mortgage bonds; series C due-1983' and 1st '"
mortgage bonds, series D due 1984...Apr
Mid-Continent Oil Co. 5Vi'/o- second preferred
time
rowings ifrom
250
+
*
16,842
in
Federal 'Reserve
'ijiybt-xiO
+
4,972
_
Notes
Bonds
-1
y.r.v
v
$129
'BorroWrhgs 6f weekly reporting member banks from
tc
1
1
"""
outright—
decreased
deposits of individuals, partnerships,
corporations, increased $131 million at all reporting
and
series; due ' 1
__i.-..-l-'--Apr
6'/2% conv. subord.debs, series A .due. Oct. 1,
1969—Apr. 1Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co. A Ve % 1st
mtge". & coll. \ trust bonds, series A;-5Va% .1st mtge.- <fe coll.- trust
y" " • r.
bonds/series D; 5%?-'lst mtge. & coll; trust bonds; se-"'":
ries E; 4% 1st mtge. & coll. trust
bonds, series B, and
4%
1st mtge. & coll. trust
bonds, series C
__^_Apr
1
United Gas Corp. 514%
debs, clue Nov. 1, 198u
—Mar 30
United Gas Corp. 1st
mortgage & collateral trust bonds
' ''
5%: series due 1980
^30
United States Rubber Co.
20-year 2%% debentures due
Dallas
"other"
200
+
--^-V
bonds
adjusted increased $380 million in
$168 million in the Chicago District,
City,
million
member
outright
Government
deposits
York
the
and
37
—
Acceptances:
U.
$98
709
—
6
:—
New
1961
60
—
1,144
Demand
Mar. 8,
1962
155)20
F.
S.
million.
phia
Total
Cash
Feb. 28,
and U.
1095
.
5'/8%
Time
notes
1
,
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
banks increased $132 million,
Treasury certificates
increased $15 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
ury
'
' -
f
ber
Increase ( +) or
:
.
due
April 1, 1984^_^i_—Apr
1
Dry Dock Co., Ltd.—
;l>
51/2% debentures due March 15, 1974c—-Mar 15
Southern California Gas Co.—
bonds,
Decrease (—)
;
;
John
Sunray
stock,
(In millions of dollars)
•
,
-
Texas Eastern Transmsision
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
1964__Mar 30
5Wo 'debentures
Saint
5u/8%
Consolidated Statement of Condition
860
IV
Ltd.—
mtge. bonds series B
Pennsylvania
.0350500
.0166506
.193800
Switzerland,
first
•
.193762
:
Canada
of
conv.
Realty
6»/4%
.140387'
.0350500
Lines
secured
Imbank
.0166506
_
1,
,
—
5V2%
2.787683
.140400
July
Inc.—r
Co.,
I'vVVv';
Mar 15
*Obt.
true
series I bonds due" Apr. 1, 1989—•___.-I_.Apr
Gotham,-• Inc. 6%
convertible
subordinated
Greyhound
.276475
2.788336
v
~
'
'
Netherlands, guilder
Zealand, pound.
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
due
Florida Power Corp.-1st mortgage
bonds, 4% %
.0800560
v,'
Electric
notes
y'972
due Oct.
1, 1974
Apr • l'V
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone Co.—
•**
.
>
i o
<.
cumulative preferred
stock____I
i'_2——V-^l-Apr;1
'5%
-.00276266
.0800560 '
•
secureu --'liot.es
secured
Page
Mar 20
.
.327600
' '• *,,
debentures
-
V
.03161000
,
Louisiana
5Vs%
Clifton
.210825
.00276266
1st
Chadbourn
2.815560
.00161000
'
Date
6V*2%
Co.
6-year 6%
,
,250000
.210959
2.816220
.
2.815800
.0800560
V
,03310700
>-
'
.
.250006
.210862
Vv-
and
Central
.210666
.00310700
Distilling
1962
.952031
.204058
2.815800 '
.0800560
Barton
-.0200856
.952031,'
.00276266
__
.0386562
•:-•*; '
,
.0203855
•
.328166
dollar
New
United
.0386437
.0200857
.;
-
Admiral Finance Corp. 6'/4% junior subord. debs
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—
:y*.
5V2% cumulative convertible preferred stock
2.2)3474
.00161000
_
yen
Malaysia, malayan
Mexico,- peso
Republic
.0120626
2.244000
:
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
$
.00310700
"V
2.815400
lira
Japan,
$
?
PARTIAL
Mar. 8
.204054
-
,
.210862
pound
y
"
V' .210716
:
;
.250100
z
rupee
Ireland,
ft
franc
.0120552
* .952187
v
*
.00310700
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
1
2.243665
.0200860
;•■
.
Thursday
Wednesday
Mar. 7
s
v'v-v0386437
-
.
.210650
France
*■'7,
*
.952031
Finland, markka
.
2.243665
.0200860
dollar
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.
-
Mar. 6
.
.0120552
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.
$
«->
.0120554
,
Tuesday
Mar. 5
4-
2
25c
4-
2
■
3-15
3-16
;
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Volume 195
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,
Holder$
When
•
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Payable of Reo.
Store
Name of Company
.
3-15
3-
5
4-16
4-
5
3-30
3-19
Excelsior
IjOc
3-15
3-
Excelsior
Dayco Corp., class A (quar.)
—~50c
Dayton Malleable Iron, ccmmon..*———.
10c
4-25
4-19
3-
8
4.
1
2-28
Corp., "common'
Davles
Hi),
(T:
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5'/r
Delta
Design
DeMun
-
Fafnir
7
Fair
Fairmont
3-
3-
3-31
3-9
3-31
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9
3-
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,
2
New.Common
4-5
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10- 8
4-
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Bank
(quar.).
(quar.)
Trust
&
—_—- •
Stamping
:(quar.)__-___——Dikmond National Corp.—
Common' (increased quar.)
Detroit
3-
3-15
3-
3-14
3- 2
•■*
—r——
$1.56 preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)
General Industries.
Dominion
Canada
Dominion
Corset, Ltd.
(quar.)—A
Dairies, Ltd.—
-
Dominion
27'Ac
4-
1
4'A%
(quar.)
•
|2oC.
444c
;
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Investments,
quarterlv
Ltd.
Dominion
Co.
J8c
Dover &
Ltd.
$20c
—
:
3
2-23
-
4-
—
(quar.i
du
9
3-30"
First
First
3-16
2-16
v
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Fisher
6-1
5-11
$5
Bank
3-15
3-
2
2
3-
9
$4
20c
4-
2
3-
9
$4.50
4-
2
3-21
30c
3-15
•Vv 15c
4-16
40C
-3-15
3-
preferred
series
Power
4-25
4-10
87'Ac
4-25
4-10
4-
3-15
4-
2
2
2-29
2
25
„>1.25
'3-15
3-
1
10c
Dunlap & Associates (quar.)-—^
—
Duquesne Liglit, common (quar.)—
Vf 4.20% preferred (quar.)__-_
* • 42.10 preferred
(quar>'.)^_-=^^=:_^--;--:^——
..
3-19
3-
5c
3-29
1
2
52(^0
52V2C
46%c
1"
44-
4-
3-5
4-
3-
3-
5
50c
/preferred (quar,),—_——_—
preferred' (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
51'Ac
4-
4-. 1
3-
Corporation, (quar.)_.
Corp., 5% 'preferred (quar.)
Duval,Sulpliur .& Potakh; (increased)
10c
9-15
31'Ac
3-15
Dura
DPro-Test
35c
—
3-30
3-
•
7
;«
;r
(accum.)__L.__—•———i—
Eastern Canada
'•v
r
Savings & Loan
(quar;)
-_^—
t$1.75(
/ -
Eastern C©» .(quanl'L--;——-—4Eastern Gas; & Fuel Assoc., eo*n. -(quar.)—
430c f
* 50©40c
preferred (quar.)—————)*$1.12!/2
Racing Assn.-*-■
*
•
-•
(quar.)—1—.___—
—
IVzc
$1 preferred (quar.)———4-——_
25c
Eastern Stainless Steel (quar.)
/' 22'Ac
Eastern States.Corp., $7,pfd. A (accum.)—_
$1.75
$6 preferred B (accum.——— ' ; $1.50
Eastman Kodak, common—:
;
• - 50c
$3.60 preferred' (quar.)
90c"Economic Investment Trust, Ltd. (quar.)—— ■ '
430c
Economy Baler, (quar,)
—————
'•.!,
7'Ac
Ecuadorian-Corp (Bahamas)--—!———-—
"
18c
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd;, common^
——_
t!5c.
Class A * (quar.)——'_———————
~ 425c
Edgecomb Steel Co. (quar.)
V
15c
Edgewgter Steel Co. (quar.)
75c
Edison Bros. Stores, .common tqiiar.)——^
-50c
Wfi preferred (quar.):
;
—
$l.p6'/r
Edo Corporation (stock dividend^
5%
4V2 %
3-15
1
Common
_.
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,
.
—
.
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Electric common (quar.)—-.—_
preferred (qukr,)
———_I——
$4.50 preferred (qiiar.)— L_———
$4.72 preferred (quar.)—
—_
$5.40 preferred -(quar.)—
Paso
$4.12
v'7:.
$5.36 pi'eferred
Natural Gas CO.,
El "PasO
Elastic
Stop
Electric
Nut
Auto-Lite
CO.
common
of
Corp.
(quar.)
—
Electrolux
.
Elizabethtown
Water
Embassy
Corp-
Erfe
&
Erie
Resistor.
4-2
3-
2*26
4-
Erianger
Mills,
3-
2-20
4-
1
2-20
2-20
33-
2-28
3-15
2-28
4-14
2-
7/
Glenmore
Futterman Corp.,
Globe
3-
2
3-
2
1
4-
3-15
.
3-20
»-
!;7 3-14
3-31
4'A %
3-15
4-
3-15
Garlock,
4-
3-16
3-23
4-
3-15
3-15
3-
3-14
5%
3-15
2-15
4-
3'Ac
3-15
3'AC
7
3*15
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3-
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3-29
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3-21
2-28
6-21
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7c'
1
3-1
5-31
*
3-23
3-
4-
:if .30c
3* 2
2
8
45c
3-30
3-15
5y2C
3*26
*2-27
8c
.
3*31
3-15
5-
4-
6
5-
4-
3-5
4-
3-
3-16
3-
3
3-15
:
Geco
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—_________
preferred (quar. Y
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—,
)
.
$1
3-12
2-28
(quar.).
General America Corp;—
Stock dividend——
4-
3-16
General
1
3-23
2*28
2-26
4-
1
1
1
2-26
4-
1
2-26
4-1
2-26
preferred
Common
———
.
—;
Oil
Co.
of
Co.
Texas
(quar.)
(quar.)t
2*15
Ordinary
ending
3-30,
3-15
3-15
2* 5
3-
2-26
General
•5'/a %
3-31
2-28
3-31
3-
9
3-30
3-
2
3-16
3-15
Finance
Contract
preferred
.
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'.ish
income
General
'
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r
4*27
4-27
5-15
4
.
3-15
100%
r
2*15
2
3-14
4-
5%
Mills.
General
Motors
5%
$3.75 preferred
•2-28
$1.60
-
>4.75
$4.75
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—__
Equipment, com, (quar. )^
(quar.)
—
5
5-
4-
2
1
10c
3-27
3-13
30c
3-15
2-15
3-30
3-
100%
Great
Great
IOc
3*
5
2
4*
2
3*23
4-
2
3*23*
15C
3^15
3-
30C
3-15
2-15
5
1
3-
6
3-23
3-
9
4-25
3-13
2-23
3-14
3-
2
3-14
3-
2
50c
4-
2
3-9
U3C
5-
1
4-13
3-15
2-23
3-15
2-23
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
Products
(quar.)
A
—
7%C
(quar.)
5%
—
-
90c
3-16
3-
$1.50
4-2
3-15
2
3-12
(increased" quar.)—
Inc.
4-
15C
9
55c
3-31
3- 9
22'Ac
3-15
2-15.
150c
4-30
(quar.)
—-—
ttl
3-30
Batteries
4-10
7.
3-
9
12'Ac
——
A
5-15
5-
4
U2%tC
3-15
3-
1
112 'A®
3-IS
3-
30c
(quar.)
—_——
3-15
2-
1
3-30
3-
9
3-15
3-
I
4%
.
30c
(quar. )^__
•,
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25c
3-31
3- 9
2-%
3-17
2-16
15c
——
•
(quarv)^__
& Co., Class" A
(quar.)————
Rapids Vamish (quar.)——
&
Toy, Ltd. (quar.)——
—
-4-1
3-
9
2-23
3-15
4-
I
3-
9
93'Ac
4-
1
3-
9
760©
3-15
2-15
115c
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4-2
3-16
3-30
3-
i
25c
3-15
3-
1
4-1
3-16
3-30
3-15
"
Lakes
Power, Ltd. (quar.j——
Northern Paper (quar.)_—
;
_—_:'
pfd.
6%
3-16:
35c
30c
City Steel Co. (quar.)
Increased* quarterly
Great Western Products,
r
(quar.)—
'
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7745c-
74-
2
3-
9
60c
4-2
3-
9
"'•$1.75
preferred (quar.T—^—
110c
Greater" Winnipeg Gaa Co. (initial)Green Giant Co., common
(quar.)—— ** '22'AC
4-2
3-
9
3-31
3-
9
3-15
2-28
$1.25
3-15
2-28
3-13
3-
Great l Western; Sugar,, common
30c
(quar. )___„
7%
preferred (quar.)
————
25c
(Daniei) Co
——
——
20C
(quar.)__—
25C
Green Shoe Mfg. (quar.)———-—
$5c
Greening Industries, Ltd. (quar.)————
27 %c
Greyhound Corp., coimnoft (quar.)—,
$1.06 y4
4'A% preferred (quar.)—
—_
Greyhound Lines (Canada), Ltd.—
$25e
(Increased-quar.)
$1
Grinneli Corp.
(quar.)——w——
35c
Grocery Store Products (quar)—
30c
Grolier, Inc., common (quar.)—
10c
Class B (quar.)
37Vfec
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. iquar.)
30c
Guaranty Trust Do. of Canada (increased)
Gulf Life Insurance CO; (Jacksonville)-—
12»Ac
Quarterly —'
;
——,1
37%c
Gulf: Mobile & Ohio RR., common (quar.) —
Green
$5
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
3-15
2
1
3-
3-31
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
3 20
2-27
3-16
3-
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
3-20
3-
4-15
3-30.
5-
2
9
4-13
1
—
3-19
3-
X
3-19
3-
X
$1.25
(quar)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—
6-11
5-25
2-
3-12
35c
—_——_
8-24
9-10
$1.25
——
Corp.* (increased)—
9
$1.29
Power,
4.64%
4-
1
3-15
$1.16
5.16% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
—^—
Gulf States-Utilities, common (quar.)
—
$4.20 preferred (quar.)„—
——
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
$4.44 preferred (quar:)
—
$5.00 preferred (quar.)———
$5.08 preferred (quar.)—.
Gunnar Mining, Ltd,
(s-a)—
—-
Gulf
4-
$1.25
<
Gulf Oil
3-15
3-
3*31
—
„—
1
4-1
3-15
Green Mountain Power
1
2-
3-6
;
9
1
2
17'Ac
Great West^Life Assurance Co.—
3-
2
4-
17'Ac
i,*-
(au»r.)___
class A (quar.)
(W. t.) Company, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.) __w_—I-,—
Great American Life Underwriters—
New class A (initial-annual)—!—.—
Great Lakes Paper Co.-, Ltd. (quar.)
3-
3-16
7
60c
-
(W. R.) & Co.—
4-1
3-15
25C
3-15
2-19
$1.05
3-15
2-19
$1.10
3-15
2*19
$1.11
3-15
2-19
$1.25
3-15
2*19
$1.27
3-15
2-19
*50c
4-
2
3-
$15c
4-
1
3-14
$22'Ac
4-
1
3-14
3-16
4-
5%'
Hall
Brass,
Ltd.,
common
25c
-
40c
preferred (quar.)—_——
—
F.) Printing Co. (quar,)——
(quar.)
2-27
Halliburton Co.
3-15
2-21
Hamilton
CosCo
2-16
Hamilton
Cotton, Ltd,
3-
6
"20c
3-15
3-
3*30
3-20
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
1 ""
3-
5
9
5%
(quar.)
35c
„
"5-
1
2-13
4-
2
Class
B
Hamilton
(quar.)—;
4%
3-31
3-
30c
3*15
2-28
9
Mfg.
(q»ar.)
.
*
(quar.)-—;
Watch, common
preferred
2-28
2-28
.
Hanover
$1.18%
6-15
5-28
Hattseh
.
Mfg.
(quar,)—
5-
3-15
3-
1
6c
3*15
3-
1
—
4
3-30
3-20
.3-15
2-23
>1
3-15
2-23
30c-
,
(quar.)
4'A % preferred (quar.)—.:——
Shoe, Inc.
1—:—
3-15
V.
5-15
3-15
2-21
25c
—-
(reduced-quar.) —
Hammermlll .Paper Co., common__—_r—,—
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
.'—I
7—
3-15
8
$$1.26
Hamilton Management Corp.," class A
Hamilton
9
33-
...
preferred (quar.-)—
-
3-10
50c
3-
4-2
6c
——»
3-21
3-23
15c
——.
——
2
>Oc.
(W.
40c
—
3-
—
$1.18%
(quar.)—.——__;—
(quar;)—L——•—~
1
3-30
12'Ac
3-30
2
30c
(quar.)/.—_
!.'*•
3-
3-15
45c
$5
4-
933Ac
(quar.)
Portland- Cement
preferred
(quar.)——
common
3"
1
2-23
$5
$1.25
preferred
Corp.,
4-
3^13
Hahn
——-—
3-24
3-15
3-14
25c
preferred (quar.)
General
1%
5% **
Shale Brick
4-17
i
.3-24
3-23
1
4v-
3-15
3-15
10c
4-
$1
1
1
25c
2
3*30
3-15
1
4-
20c
Employees Insurance
(Washington. D; C.) (quar.)_
4-
10c
9
6
3-15
4-
*
(quar.)
Common
4-
$1.12'A
50c
Foods- Corp. :(quar..)_
Industries, Inc.. common——^—,—
9-16
2*21
2-21
'"5-15
25c
tax)
(quar.) ——87'Ac
pfd. (quar.)———
22'Ac
common
(quar.)_20c
5
15c
3-2
3-15
(a dividend of 3% for the year
March 91, 1962 free from Brlt-
General Precision
3-
3*20
25c*
27'Ac
Co.
General Fireproofing
1
2
-
Co.—■
(quar.)——.—
Oil
Electric
General
3-
A
—
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
General Electric Co., Ltd.—
General
5-21
3-12
1
50c
(quar.)__
(increased)—,—
(quar.)____
General Crude
3-14
3-
1
2c
—
General-Cable Corp;, common
4%
1st preferred
(quar.)
8
4-20
3*
3*
10c
3-9
3-15
1
$40c
(quar. >
General Box
3-
3-30
3-
56'Ac
3-20
3-31
1
4-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
General American
3-30
6
5
_
Investors,:, com.
2-20
2
4-
.
2-26
4-
American
.
2-26,
4-
preferred
4'/a%
2-23
3-15
3-31
4-10
4-20
$25c
.
—
2-15
3-12
3-14
+39c
2-15
3-15
3-26
8
4- 1
$$1.37
$$1.25 i«4-1
Common
2-23
3-30
3-
25c
5'A%
r
5.%
3-15
3*30
,
9
3-15
3-15
12»Ac
Gateway
5
3-30
4-
—
(Columbus,-Ga.) (quar.)
Transportation (Initial)
Gatineau Power Co., Ltd.—
; :
•
r!
4-
(quar.)
3-15
3*31
25c
;'
3*31
50c
Inc._—
1
4-
5%
45c
28'Ac
__
_——
Corp.
Gas Light Co.
*"$1.24
Grant
-
-.;
4-30
4-
&
Granite
2
^
;
34-
2
4-
$1.25
33/4 %•
3-
1
4-13
dividend)————
Exchange Bank (Phila.)
dividend
Grand
3*15
-
3-15
Grafton
2-15
3-15
4-2
7
3-15
Grand
2-21
vi>; 20c
—
4-10
4-13
______
Graham-Paige Co.—
60c convertible preferred
2
%-16
:
9-16
4-13
"
Stock dividend
3-2
200%
7 25C
4*! r
5-1
200%
.
Envelopes,
Graoe
3-16
•"
3-16
;
$1.15
^___
Government
-
3-16
1
(stock
Gould-National
2-16
1
•
3-
Gorham Corp. ———i_——
—»,■
Gorton's of Gloucester (stock dividend)——
3-5
3*15;
4-1
1
(quar.)
Jewelry, class A;
Mackay & Stores, class
Class B
(quar.)———
3-20
2
;
3*16
4-1
25e
Gordon,
2-23
r
3-15
56'AC
3-16
4-30
Gordon
..
(Julius) & Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Garrett
,:
5
4*
4-
3-15
1
4*
4*13
(B. FJ
Co.
(quar,)—
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)____
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
2-28
3-20
..
4-1
4-30
—■—
4%
2-16
3c
7'
I";/-;' 3-15
4*
•
4-
Goodrich
2-165-
10c
4-25
4-30
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., com.
2-16
2-16
7: $$1.25
4-25
:
5-15.
4-30
Stock Telegraph (quar.)—
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.
(quar.)————_
2-26
'
7.4%
Garflnckel
4-
Gold
..3*rl
3-15
r
5-15
20c
—
Corn
Globe-Union.
2-27
3-20
r?
•>
40c
—1—
Mines
Company
Stock
3-16
3121
-.T>
I
4-25
4-25
$1.12'A
40c
—
.—
Rubber
Globe
3-16
75c
(monthly)
class A
Glidden
7
3-13
7
3-
5-15
$1.25
!
Distillers,
Class B
2-26
1
7
Trust
Quarterly
1
3-29
3-20
; ioc
/ >
Bros
Girard
1
;
3-24
5*15
•
1
(quar.)
Cement
dividend
Gimbel
1
3-29
3-15
.
5-21
3-15
25c
A
6-11
.
1
'
3-15
6-11
conv.
Stock
3-31-
-5cr
Pittsburgh-gtd
2-20
4-
:•
4-
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co
Gilpin (H. B.) class A (quar.)—I——'
3-30
3-15
"
3-15
4*30
20c
1
2 7
10c
General
,1
4-
.
3-15
—
3-15
,7:7: $30e
50c
25c
——•
3-16
1
3-15
:
3-20
3-15*
series
Candy
t
2*20
1
1
'87rAc
(increased)
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of California—
4-
/
dividend
Giant Yellowknife
15c
Cigar;Co../Inc.
*
1
4-
3-15
,
,
•\
(quar.)
Stock
3-31
35c
—
—
(quar.)—
Giant Portland
6-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
General
—•
90c
3-16
24c
<quar.)__
General
15c
—20c
^—
45c
Empire District Electric, Com.? (quar.)___—_
~38c
Empire State : Oil .Co.;—
...
"
" '*
——
1 *
preferred
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
27'Ac
2-23
i__——:—
Emery-Air Freight (quar.)
1_;
Emhart
Mfg.
(quaf.)
—
-
4-
20c
«
4-
,New- (initial .quar.)
Special
1
1.3 34c
**
(quar.)—_.—
Frouge Corp. (monthly)__^
^
»
?•", i
-Fruehauf .Trailer, common; (quar
Fuller,: (George A.) CO.
(increased quar.)—
.Fundamental Investors (quar.)--..—.
2-28
Manufacturing-^
Semi-annual
9
3-
13%C
(qtiar.)—^
4-16
r
(quar.)
(s-a)^i
Electric
(quar.)——
.(quar;)
Elwell-Parket Electric Co.
3-
2
22'Ac
(quar;)—
75c
(quar.)———
Corp. (increased)
Consolidated Gas
Elizabethtown
2
$1.25
(stock dividend)
60c
Ltd. (final)—
Abrasives (quar.)
Electric Storage Battery
4-
5c
3-31
-
—
—
—
8
2-20'
$-1.23
$4.92
15c
7
32'Ac
25c
60c
30c
*-•' 5%
15c
50c
40c
(quar.)
Musical Industries,
&
Electro Refractories Si
Emerson
$1.34
(quar.)_^
America
(quar.)
Electric Bond & Share
Electric
,15'Ac
$L03
$1.12'A;
$1.18
$1.35
;
(quar.)—*
3*
4-
4-
50c
—
$4.60
25c
(initial)
Manufacturing;
^ Utilities
2-28
2-16
5ey,c
Frontier Refining, common (quar.)___
Frosst (Charles E.) & Co., class A (quar.)
9
3-28
3-26
3-12
5%
•
-
(quar.)____j
Ltd; (quar.)
(Delaware) (quar.) —1
Fritzi of California Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
^ ^
;
/
2
7
$1.50
(quar.)
pfd.
Georgia Power; Co., $5 preferred (quar.)__„
$4.96 preferred (quar.)
___________
Frigikar Corp;
Eastern
,/■
i
$2
__1.
dividend
Stock
Fraser; Companies,
5
2-28
3-
-
dividend
Class
Power, Ltd.—
3-31
62'Ac
;
.■
Inc., common (quar.)__l_________
preferred A (quar.)_
Glen-Gery
:
Preferred series
.
5
5c
.
Franklin Custodian Funds— ./i.1
3-5
517Ac
7
:
class A
Corp.
$3.50
5
15c
(quar.)
Co..
Corp.
Frantz
5*
4.10'>
kootenay
•7; 7'
7
Stock dividend
Fram
i
•
3-15
> 25c
(quar.)
Wallace,
Foster-Wheeler
3-5
3-
4.15%
7% .preferred
'7 7:
•
Corp,
Corp.
Foster Grant Co.
5
4-
33-
3-
3-15
40c
•
Fund
common
Stock
3-22
.
31e
—
4
7
3-20
4*
55c
•
/i;
—
>5 preferred B (quar.)___!_
$4.50 preferred C (quar.)_^._^
Genuine Farts Co. (Increased quar.)
50C
Fort Worth Steel, & Machinery— '
-V; New
7
preferred (quar.)
Gencsco,
.
45c
_
-
2-26
3-
Corp.
v
—±*t
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
80c
75c
(quar;)—.
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)—
Foremost Dairies, Inc., common
4;'A% preferred (quar.)-—-
2-26
4-
East
3-26
10%
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Steel
w
6
3-3.5
Telephone, class A
$1.12'A
2
3-
3-16
w
,
Florida
Forbes &
3-
3-30
47'AC
(quar.)
Florida
3-16
:"•
3-16
<qifttr
Growth
Foote-Burt
25c
(quar.)
A
$6
3-16
(quar.)__
-
—
Waterworks
General
3-14
2
1
;—
common
1
1
$2.2$ series B 2nd preferred (quar.)—
2-27
3-
9C
2
3-14
5-31
>
5-
:'7:.7
Co
•
:
6-151
5-
—
3-5
4-
2-28
3*15
.3-15
4-
^
7'Ac
(quar.)~
of" America—
(monthly).
Florida
1
$1.50
5
4-
19c
-—— -
5.80%
56'Ac
(quar.)_^
—
(quar.)
Oregon
Inc.
Stores
Florida
*
25c
3*
EJectronics-
Telefphone Co; of thr southwest—
' *'
*?
preferred V(«luar.)-C-4-^---—"36'Ac
*
5.10% preferred (quar.)__—^i_"ji_-'""25aAc
28<T
5.60%
preferred :.(quar,)_;_-—
5(7'Ac *
5'A %
preferred 1 (qukn
55c /
$2.20 preferred (quar.)——
8-30...
20c
(quar,)_iw__-_4.__-^__ii^-—
Fisher. Governor
(increased quar.)
Fitchburg Paper, class A
(quar,)„.
Fleetwood
Corp.
(quar.)_.—
FiintkOte Ch., common (quar.)—
4-23
40c
4%
3-31
4-15
40c
preferred
4-14
$1.75
(quar.) r_——
A
Foods,
4-
40c
$1,34
^
4-16
.7'vv;i 20c
(quar.)
City)
(New Rochelle)
3-15
4
3-16
General
7-1
Southern
1
(quar.)_——
preferred
A
First Trust "of 'Albany, (N, Y.) (stock div.)
First Westchester National Bank ; , :■ c >
2
3-30
'* 7%
3;?5%
class
(Chicago)
Republic Corp.
Class
First
2
5.36%
•••••:-7
Bank
National
1
4-
5
40c
(increased-quar.)
America;
(quar.)
Realty & Construction
(N. Y.) 60c preferred (quar.)
3-23
3-15
1
3-
7
in¬
Stock
(Oklahoma
1
2
—
common
of
of
5-
1
9c
(Jersey City)
4-
5-
3-15 - ;
2bc
;
r_
irom- net
National
preferred (quar..)—
preferred (quar.)__—^———
DUnham-Bush, 5% preferred (quar.)_^_—_
Duhhiii Infernatlorial, Inc.—;
Duke power Co.,
•(quarterly
Inc.
First
3-
3-
2-27
•.f O 25c ;;
3-16
2-27
(quar.)—
$,4.50 preferred (quar.)
—
$3.50 preferred (quar;)—_
Duffy-Mott
(quar.)
—r-i-
•
—
(quar.)_
4-
2
1
3-14
37'Ac
(quur.U
•
Natiohal Bank
4-
;
.
Y.)
First
4-
-
(interim)
(quar.)Paper Products
National
3-
(quar.)_———.—4
Filip Laboratories—
participating preferred (quar;)Participating
—_____
Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.-—— •• •;
Common
(N.
3-30
__—
\U
Trust
4-16
4-16
9-
3-15
1
6*1
Quarterly
50c
60c
1
&
First
Du-Art
;Jv
Bank
3-21
4-
3-
.
7 •
i;
3-15
i
-
283Ac
B
35c
preferred
3-20
.3-30
>■
—
preferred (quar.)
——— ''1
■
33c
preferred (quar,)
92 tic
: $1.25
preferred -(quar.)
^31'Ac
$1 -preferred,' (quar.)^_' 25c
General Telephone CO: (Iowa)—
•
•
:.v/. •
5'/a%
preferred (quar.
34%c
General Telephone Co, of Ohio—>
.
; ,
$1.25 preferred ,(quar.)—3-1'Ad
27C.
.
v.
..
3-16
3-
;y
4-
283Ac
,
2
3-
i
•
$1.32
25c
.
3-31
4-14
.Common'
;
1—
4-
2
3-20
35c
-u
(qttarj._
Bank
2
2'Ac
;
4%■
•
Corp.
First
3-15
i;
(quar.>_—
Industries
CTeekr
3-16
,-$3
.——_
Corp.,
(Battle
2-23
J37'Ac
Brewery,* Ltd.
Dresser
Casualty
1
2
'
Chemical (quari-T
——1*7*7,
Consolidating Mining—.
Dravo
-,.;•
(increased quar.)_.
Corp.
(quar.)
First Flight Co. (stock dividend)
First NatiofiaL Bank of Boston (quar.)
7
;
20c
50c
Filtrol
3-14
3-13
(s-a)__——
Dragon
U>
3-13
3-15
12'Ac
2-20
r
U5c
Dow
Corp.
2
25c..
■*.
(quar.)
(La.)
(quar.)___—_—
Financial General COrp,, common
$2.25 preferred A (quar.)
20c
Dow
Draper
4-
3-31
4.25%
.
(quar:)
Co.
Class
15C
|25c
_______________
(quar.)
Rockaway RR.
3-15
4-5
$1.30
(quar.)__
Corp:
Finance
i.
(quar.)-
Industries
Dover
I
50c
tlOc
l
(quar.)—-
Corp.
4-
L-lu.—-
Common i (quar.) -,—
—
$1 preferred
(quar.)—_
Dover
3-19
vestment: Income )
6
4-
Chemical, Ltd.— •>'77.:7.77
Tar &
Donaldson
t40c
$$1,12'/a
(quar.)
Stores,
4-12
-1
Co.
First Natiohal
(quar.)——
Scottish
Dominion
Dominion
2
First National Bank & Trust Co.
.___———
—
preferred
&
Fidelity Fund;
Dominion Foundries & Steel,
Common
3-
-
j.
preferred
Fibreboard
4-6
3-30
4-
t42yac
._
——
2
3-28"
40C
„
(quar.)
—
55c
(quar.)—593Ac
(quar.)—53VWc
(quar.)——
—
^
bttc
(qhar.)_———— >.
54'Ac
Co. of Florida—
4.75%
3-12
2
25c
(quar.)—,.
Telephone Co.
preferred (quar.)
pi'eferred
preferred
preferred
5.28%
preferred
496%'pi'eferred
General Telephone
4-
<17c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of California—
4.40%
•
■■
.
3-15
39C
noncumulative preferred (quar.)^—i—
Ltd.—
5%
Ferro
9
3-20
-
-
t30c
—
1
3-15 '
10c
Productions (quar.)—
__
Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.
(quar.) —77
(Joseph) Crucible (increased quar.) —
Dodge Mfg.
;
2oc
70c
4-
(quar.):
r„*_
Screw: Works
Federation
-3-15
5-1
$1
Distillers
Dixon
••:- 5-
70c
(Walt)
Disney
3:
3-26
37'Ac
-
2
$7.50
Fiduciary Trust (N. Y.)
,
1
3-
22M*C
J-,
,4
,
Insurance
preferred
4.60%
3-15
3-30
45c
(quar.)____.
Devoe &
Rayriolds (quar.)_^——
Diamond Alkali Co., $4 preferred (quar.)—_
Diana Stores Corp.
(quar.i_——
—
Forests
4.60%
Federal
-.."r-
$1.50 preferred
Dierks
1
3- 2
3c
25c
:—•
2-21
3-
H-rf
3-15
3-30
-
1
56o
3-19
_
3-
General Telephone &
Common (quar.)
2
5
-25c
(increased quar.)
Detrot, Mortgage & Realty
3-15
.
8C
5
v-15c
55c
-7Vac
;
Life
Farrei-Birmingham
3-
.
Detroit Gasket & Mfg. Co.
class
Farmers Underwriters Assn.
4
3-
•
Detroit
General
1
3-15
(Syracuse. -N.
Michigan)
(quar.—
1
62 'AC
—
(initial-quar.)
Traders
&
Federal Life
Industries
3-
3-
4-
(quar.)—
2-9
Chemical
Industries
3-15
unitial>_
2-26
Detrex
Steel
3-31
25c
a
3-15
12'/a©
3-15
33M*% *
*- 3
Deitown Foods, Inc.- -(quar.)•-!>rI5C'
r Stock dividend™—__
7-A-*" .■ •- -2%. • y 4- 2
3-15
Detroit Steel Corp. (quar.)__i_^==^__^.i.__~i.
-25c
3-30
Denver, Chicago Trucking (quar.)__—IZ'Ac
•
General
50c
—_
Fansteel Metallurgical Cbrp.—
4-
l'Ao
-lV^c;
50©
(quar.)—
3-5
12'Ac
—
;
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)_
Fanny Farmer- Candy Shops, Ine.
9
■4-
•
,►
(stock dividend)—•
Denver Rio Grande & Western RR.
Products
Holder $
Payable of Ree.
30c
Co;- (quar.)
■
;
;
Shale
3-15
81'Ac
(quar.)
Family Circle Association,
3-9
,3-31
•—
Fund
Refractories
General
3-20
When
Shure
•
Signal
General
25c
.
Company
Railway
5
32y»C
common
5%
,
,3-9
Inc.,
Foods,
Fed-Mhrt Corp.
Delaware
Nam* of
General
3-10
2
3-20
10c
.
preferred '(quar. )•_».
Falstaff Brewing (quar.)
9
Lanes
3-5
(quar.)
J
3*
4-
35C
(quar.)—l
class A—_—
Bearing
3-9
2
Company
&
Delta Air Lines
-,Vy-i
r
2-26
-
5%
3-31
(qua**'v >15c
(quar:)__
—
' l'Ac
Corp.
Company
3-
3-31
class A
Quarterly.Quarterly,
Deere
v;
3-15
IOC
FMC Corp., common (quar.)
3'A% preferred (quar.)—
3-15
3
(quar.)
(N. y.) (quar.)
(quar.) ——.—l.__
3-31
22'/*©
Estate
Exolon
Y.
Insurance
3-28
Light,' 4%
1
Denault Limifcee,
■
Payable vf Reo.
10c
•
37y*c
of N.
3-26
pfd. • (quar.)—
' $1
3.70^>
preferred ? (quar.)__i—• - 92'A©
4.28% preferred (quar.)—
•_
$1.07
4.56•% preferred <quar.)__%--i».jJ--C-_i-.- ••>1.14
4.20% preferred (quar.)__-_>—$1.05
5','f
preferred (quar.
>1.25Power &
Delaware
5
Co.
Insurance
3-15
4-2
4-
(resumed)
Espey Mig. & Electronics
Ex*CeIl-0 Corp.
(quar.)
49
Per
Holdere
When
Share
*
2-28
preferred (quar.i•
$1.25
Dayton & Michigan RR„ common (s-a)——
87'Ac
8% ' preferred
(quar.)-—' - $1
D© LaVal Steam Turbine (quar.i^_^__u--i.--.-25c
Delaware & Hudson Co.-- (reduced>ii_u_^—„• 30c
(quarr)_-,——7;
2-' ■
' 50c
.3%% preferred A (quar.).-;.™——93%c.
barling (L. A;) Co. (quar.)___—_————
12'Ac,
Dana
.
(1249}
15c
k
>1:12%
$1.06 V*
15©
,
9-15
9
3-15
2
4-
3*
3-!
4- 2
25c
—
3-
4-2
,
3-
1.
■
■
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•
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1250)
Per
Name of
Common
Calorific
International
Shoe
3-20
International
Sliver
4-
3
International
Textbook
1
:
(E. F.)
Co.____—_—
li;
Telephone, common (incr.-quar.)
4.80%
preferred A (quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)
5.10%
preferred C
(quar.)—
Hein
(H.
Helene
Co..
Curtis
Heilemai.
Industries,
class
5
3-
9
Heller
—
E.)
<W.
5%%
4%
12c
A
Helnic
ncn-cumulative
Helm's
Express,
3-12
2-23
3-14
2-28
Interstate Securities
3-
Investment
91%
(quar.)
—
Henderson's
7%
Portion
Galion
Hercules
preferred
Hercules
Pak.
3-15
33-
1
% 3-16
3-
1
Powder,
Hersliey
6%
3-12
40c
4-
(quar.t____
43 %c
4-
3-15
2-28
4-15
—
3-23
(quar.)
3-15
3-31
3-15
2
Spencer
(quar.
Bartlett
Hidden Splendor Mining
6%
preferred
_____
(quar.)
Electric
2
Hinde
&.
Dauch.
Ltd.
Hiram-Welker-G.
Hobart
Mfa
class
A
(quar.)
& W.)—See Walker
(stock
dividendi
Holljngshead
Home
Fire
<R.
&
Quarterly
Mining
5%
preferred
Hooker
Hoover
Company,
Light & Power,
B
2-28
6%
Jamaica
$5
4-13
Leath
1
3-15
3-15
4-1
3-15
Leonard
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
Leslie
40c
4-
2
3-
Jamestown
preferred
Jeannette
5-11
Glass,
3-20
3-2
3-30
3-16
4%
3-
2-19
Jewel
common
40c
3-16
3-
3-16
2-20
25c
3-12
3-
1
i2y2c
3-15
3-
5
$1.06%
3-28
3-
5
5%
15c
3-12
15c
3-12
•
Service
Johnston
Terminals
6%
Levines's,
8
Liberty
4-
2
3-
8
4-
2
3-
8
4-
2
3-
8
dividend)
%
4%%; preferred
Hotel
Corp.
of
(increased
3%%
$2.25
2-28
Lincoln
4-
3-15
1
3-16
4-
2
3-30
Hudson
Lipe
Loblaw
7
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
&
Kokenge
Jupiter Corp., pfd. (now initial)
4-15
3-30
Kahler
$1.10
4-15
3-30
Kansas
$1
4-15
3-30
93 %c
Mining &
Production
...
,
%;—
4-15
3-30
4-
2
3-16
4.20%
iquav.)
A
4-
2
3-16
20c
____
3-22
20c
Smelting Co.
3-22
$75c
(quar.)
3-
3-
3-12
2-
Huron
Erie
&;
Mortgage Corp.
Hutchison ,(W.
H.)
<fc
Son
Hygraae Food Products
Common
3-15
3-
130c
4-
3-15
4-
v
2-28
3-31
(quar.)
20c
(incr.-quar.)____
2
2
3-
preferred
&
2-28
(
3-15
2-28
3-31
>*2-15
4.28%
1
Kansas-Nebraska
$5
preferred
25c
4-
4%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1
5-
1
4-16
Common
5%
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.25
5-
1
4-16
4.50%
4-12
5%
Hyster
Company.,.
Bel.
Telephone
Illinois Central RR.
Imperial
8c
25c
;
___
(quar.)_n^__n
4-
2
3-26
3-
7
3-30
3-
9
4-
3-1
L__„;
•
%
; 50c
plus
■;
2
(Canada)
3-28
130c
:
3-30
4'
3-20
3-
Boston—
25c
from
%% 2%
Properties, Inc.,
Incorporated
class
Investors
A
(quarterly
from
'.J
i
Industrial
B
preferred
4%'%
preferred
preferred
Ingersoll
1
4%
A
1
1
3-
3-31
3-
(quar.)_______^___^^^_^_
Tool,
168%
(quar. i
,
3-31
3-31
156 Vic
;
e
|:$1.12 Vi
,
(quar.)
par)
pan
'
3-31
;
investment
3-15
2%
5-18
4-20
50c
3-22
3-
(quar.)__
2
7c
4-
2
4-
2
■
3-
1
—
3-16
International
Nickel
Co.
common
Canada,
(quar.)__
Ltd.—
140c
International
$4
Paper, common
preferred
(quar.)
Reinsurance
(quar.)__
_
(quar.)!
•3-20
26 Vic
3-19
%'
<
2-19
2-26
$1
3-19
2-26
45c
3-13
2-19
Macassa
2
3-
1
4-10
6-
8c
9
1
5-10
3-30
3-16
15c
3-30
10c
4-
3-15
2
10c
••„%
3-15
3-
1
30c
3-15
3-
6%
Class
1-2-63
12-15
Co.
87V2C
10c
18c
(quar.)
%
40c
(quar.)
common
30c
,>•;
4-13
Cleaners
3-
3-15
2
9
2-27
1
3-15
4-
2
3-22
3-23
2-27
Conv.
3-15
2-28
Mallory
3%
3-30
3-
3-30
3-15
25c
43c
Ltd.
preferred
4-13
3-15
4-
9
6
2-23
37y2c
(quar.)
3-15
3-
$20c
(quar.)__
3-22
2-28
4-
3-
20c
,
lc
2
3-15
1
on
both
stocks)
3-15
3-15
15-15
4-25
60c
3-15
3-
1
4-
2
3-19
4-
2
3-19
>r20cr'--'3-12
c«>-*
3-
1
6-22
6-
1
3-12
5%
2-28
_fl0c %.
3-15
the class' A" &*,
,
1
3rl6
3-
2
3-
2
2
' .V.
3-30
2-12
4-20
River,'. Btd-—
—!—III5C '"-
3-
3-15
-j6c
—
3-
3-16
3-31
2
3-14
Powell
&
(initial
9
quar.)—5c
fi'qm%rietx
gaitiS an'(f
of 15c
short-term
realized
(quar.)
Conv.
;
%,
\;j-
—
3-16
——%
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
1—
'
.
$25c
:
& Co.,
%12%C
Industries
6-15
4-13
1
.3-14
3-
3-14
2-28
3-30
v.
2-28
5
'*
Shares
investment
"*' *
income—
'2c
Transport Shares
.
investment
Mangel Stores Corp.
Manischewitz
3
6-30
50c
From
3-
Inc.—>
Funds,
From
5-25
3-31
5-
62V2C
.
General
2
6-15
$25c
5% pfd. A (quar.b--^,
Manufacturings.(quar.)_„________—%
Managed
2-23
'
shares
priority shares
(P. R.)
2-23
3-15
lJT'/aC
2-
3-15
12V2c
-
Ltd.—
Corp.,
priority
(B.)
income-x--.
3^-^ ' ■r:'.,i,.-.-«-2c
(quar.)-——%%%;% 50c
Corp.
3-29
3-19
Manufacturers-Hanover
ioc
Ltd
4-
(quar.)______l%%xi£_^:T%-:'*j; 55c^
(quarterly
4y2c
(quar.)
Assn.,
3-15
3-
1
Manufacturers
3-15
3-
1
2-28
3-15
2-28
25c
(quar.)
Bank
3-27
50c
(quar.)—_
Trust
National
3-30
4-
3-13
(DetroiU.—' f
* 50c
'
Quarterly
2
3-30
4-16
3-
1
3-16
3-30
3-15
3-
1
Maple
30c
4-
3-
8
3-
3-15
2-28
Maplewood Bank & Trust (N. J.) (quar.75c
Margo's, Inc.
(stock
dividend)—
i.l:v:i.J10%
3-23
29c
4-25
3-24
21c
1st
3-15
2-28
Marine
3-15
2-23
40c
3-20
3-
Market Basket
50c
3-12
2-
9
45c
4-
1
3-
2
$1 preferred
2%
4-19
3-
2
Marlin-RocKwell
5
$1
preferred
Funds,
payments
(quar.)__
series
B-4
(s-a)
from
net
1
investment
Leaf
Cement
(quar.)
Initial
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Del.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)_
_:
King Kullen Grocery, class A (quar.)_______
Kingsport Press (quar.)
12y2c
12y2c
6
(initial
3-15
3-
4-26
3-16
Marsh
4-26
3-16
Marsh
25c
(quar.)__.
Rubber—
4-
2-26
2
quar.)__
(N.
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
sy4c
Inc.
HV4C
8y4c
Biologicals,
6-15
6-
1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
Y.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
gy4c
Quarterly
sy4c
62y2c
3-30
3-15
68%c
3-30
3-15
7%c
3-15
2-19
25c
3-16
3-
Company,
5%
5y2%
preferred
Kollmoreen Corp.
B
Knudsen Creamery
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
A
(quar.)__
2
Ltd.
(fluar.),A«^u-£^.% »y'.^3Q.b.
(partlc stk)
(Calif.)
quar.)___
com.
(quar.)_—"
1
6%
pfd.
dividend
Field
&
—
preferred
Common
4Va%
Corp.
3-20
2
4-
30c
4-
2
3-20
12c
30c
—10c
4-
3
3-30
4-
2
3-16
(quar.L___-x
2%
—
—
3-26
3-16
3-26
3-16
Co.—
$1.06%
—
3-15
4-
31 'Ac
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
3-12
—
(quar.i
(quar.)
3-31
$1.50
25c
$1.12%
- ■ >
7c
42%c
iquar.).
(quar.)
preferred
2
3-20
Mattel, Inc., new common (initial)—
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilders & Dry Dock—
Masonite
2-23
3-15
4-
2
4%% preferred (quar.)
Marshall-Wells, 6%> preferred (quar.)
Martin-Marietta, common (quar.)
4V2%
3-15
3-26
5-14
(increased quarDl—_
Cement Mfg.,
2
4-
3%
-
Corp.
$1
$1
.25c
25c
—25c
(quar.)
(M.) & Son (quar.)
Supermarkets (quar.)—
Stock
'
(quarrX;
(quar.)
(increased
dividend
Marquette
Marshall
.
stock
Mfg.
Stock
3%
dividend
Gardens,
Bancorporation
Marion
Portland
Co.
&
and
2-28
income
Koehring
4-16
1
s$T:5Q
x
-10c
A
(s-a)
common
3-16
.20c
■
_________
H.)
Mailman
Man
:
Mines,
class
Knickerbocker
quar.)
Quarterly
3-15
7y2c
;
(quar.)
Gold
B.)
1
■&?/(■-''
■■
1
4-14
4-
•
$2.30 from net realized long-term gaiiis).™ %i$2.45
Gas & Electric
(quai\)_^%i—X_—p %
25c
$1.25
(initial-quar.)_
___J
Land
(I.
4-
Madison
4-
Organization—
Company
1
*->$600'
common
Magnavox Company
35c
,
(quar.)
Above
B
Fund
income
3-15
3-26
4-
(R.
$1.12Vz
(quar.)
Keystone
1
2-
J
(quar.)
B
3-
Ltd.—*...
Mines,
Industries
Macoid
Class
3-15
75C- ,^3-12
'
(quar.)
Bloedel
Quarterly
Madison
Oil,
2-28
50c
.
common
payments
MacMilian
Macy
participating
Stock
Gold
(Extra
2
87V2C
Oil Industries, Inc.
(quar.)____
Manufacturing, common (quar.)
Kerr
3-15
,
9-15
Kerr-Addison
3-2
2-28
Trucks, common (quai\)_Xw-_tfr_-rS:i%i:iv.%:r45c r:
3-30
5%% preferred (quar.)'__x___
,y4- 1
MacLaren Power & Paper, class A (4uai7)%r':r
*l3-30
$19c
Class B (quar.)—
3-30
—X_—,$19c
2-28
;
quar.)
3-2
2
r:.4:-10
Mack
5-
6-15
Kleinert
3-15
2-28
4-
3-15
Company
Kirsch
4-16
3-15
17J/2C
(increased
3-13
3-15
9
•%
Kentucky Stone, common (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities,
common
(quar.)
Kerite
3-19
60c
Quarterly
Inter-Ocean
:>'r
3-15
2-28
3-
10c
3-31
3-30
2
1
dividend
3-30
15c
4-
'v
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.
(increasedT^EXaLynch Corporation (stock dividend)_l^r_:_^
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
2
Stock
New
Ltd.
9
3-15
8c
Extra
10c
International Correspondence Schools
World,
3-
25c
Refining
40c
___
2
$1.25
preferred
Stock
income.,
(Chicago)
1
9
4-
1
$5
s-a)
(increased
preferred
2
Dry
3-15
3-
3-
$1.12'/a
Corp.
Typograph,
6%
7-
Keyes Fibre, 4.80%
Keystone Custodian
2
2
on
Ludlow
4-
Keweenaw
2
4-
3T13
^:4- 2
.
3-13
1
-.4-
-53cr
(quar.)__^_«;-X£X&.
Power
(increased
Ludlow
10-
9
3-15
Breweries—___
Harvester,
38Vic
Lawrence
dividend
87V2C
9
4-
3-
3-15
(quar.)
9
4-
9
4-
Stock
1
.s_30c:
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) Co. Ltd. (quar.)r-_'33■'■£% $25c
Inc., pfd. (quar.)
-62%c>
9
4-
(quar.)
3-
25c
9
'..4—4-
Lucky Stores.
87%c
Series S-l
50c
International
Corp.
3-
-
t$l
Quarterly
International
3t
9
112%C
(quar.)
Corp.
9
Ltd.—
Insurance Exchange Building
Iron
9
33-
2
3-13
^-$1.75-4-
& Exploration—
quarterly
Co.mmon
3-15
1
quar.)—iL—2
Land
St.
2-23
2
-f.4-
2SK3fc%..$^28%»-
<quar.)__
Louisville <fc Nashville RR.
Lower
3-15
%'4-
25c
•
(quar.)%J;
Y.)
(increased
Increased
2
3-12
Co.—
preferred
Louisiana
4-
2-23
^-$1.2f^>
(quar.)
(N.
2-21
3-12
Cement
H
9
2-16
3-30
Angeles Athletic Club (quar.)
2s_s^Los Angeles Investment Co. (increased-quar?.)
(quar.)
Kewanee
Inspiration Consolidated Copper.
Institutional Income Fund—
Interlake
3-
9
4-
quar.)
Kerr-McGee
4-
Container Corp., class A (quar.)
Inland Credit Corp., class A (stock
dividend)
from
3-19
4-
Inland
Quarterly
2
7%
8c
Kent-Moore
I; ' ■
3-19
$1.25
(quar. i
preferred
1
3-19
■
$1.06%
125c
($100
&
4-
:■
1
4-
Kent
2-21 ■:
1
4-
3-
J 'v
Corp. Ltd.—
($50
Machine
4-14.
4-
(quar.)___
4%%
,,
3-15
$1
(quar.)
Acceptance
Common
>v.
3-30
*3-
26c
(quar.)
com.
Kennecott Copper Corp..
2-16
■!.
1
$1.15
preferred
iquar.)
Indianapolis Water—
5% preferred a (quar.)
preferred
4-
$1.05
4%
Class
i ■>
47% C
,
5'2 %
• 1
%%'V.4c
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
y% 4.20'- preferred (quar. I
'.
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)___C
4%%.
6c
r
in¬
come);;
3-15
4-
(quar.)
Kendall Company,
$4.50
(monthly>_
4-
$1.08
(monthly)
preferred
Kendall
capital
36c
Income
(P.)
.
3-
25c>
-
(quar.)
preferred
9
% -25c.
(quar.)i____^l%
com.
Los
2-28
(quar.)
Co.
Kelsey-Hayes
r
/
long-term
3-15
4-16
preferred (quar.)
Kelly Girl Service (initial)
Kellwood Co.
(initial)
5-18
5-14
3-30
3V2%
1
4-20
5-14
1
(quar.)
Portland
Lor ilia rd
preferred (quar.;
1
3-
'
1
44c
(quar.)
preferred
>
3-5
3-30
66-
$1.07
Gas,
3-14
-25a ^''' *3-31
(Texas)
Long. Island Trust
5-14
$1.12y2
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
Kellogg Company, common
3-16."
3-30
5-14
1
(quar.)____
1
%
Company
(quar.)___
Kay Windsor Inc.. class A (initial)
3-12
1
112 Vic
Corp,, class A (stock dividend)
of
preferred
3V2%
\
175C
1
Light—
preferred
3V2%
;%
(quar.
&
(increased
Drug
6-
6-
$1.25
Natural
3-30
3-
4-14
$40c
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
3-20
$1
Kawneer
(Quarterly of 11c from net investment in¬
and
3-30
2-28
%■
B
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B (quar.F2XXi&.$1.25'
4% % preferred D (quar.)
$l-.061/44.35% preferred E & F (quar.)$1.08%
1
5
3-20
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
2-28
4 122 Vic '•
Fund
Power
Kayser-Roth
10c
Extra___
come
33-
1
5-14
(quar.)
Kavanau Corp.
2c
income
Imperial Oil, Ltd. <quar.)_,
Imperial Tobacco of Canada (quar.)
Income Credit
Kansas
:
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. American
deposit
recepits
(final payment of
one
shilling six pence equal to approximately
Income
% 4-14
48c
(quar.)^^t___™n_i.in___n:
Imperial Life Assurance
4-23
57 ViC
(quar.)_
Capital Fund, Inc.-—
long-term capital gains
investment
3-15
20C
pfd.
from
from
2
Katz
I-T-E Circuit Breaker, 4.60%
Idefrl Cement Co. (quar.)
Illinois
3-15
;
3-15
4-
>
$1.08%
(quar.)
4-10
3-30
(qu.wfel'i*.^
.
4.84%
1
Ltd.—
Cement
$1.12,/2
preferred (quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
$1.25*..
A
3-30
Gas
50c
preferred
(quar.)
class
3-
4-10
Co.—■.
Star
$1
common
3-15
2
1
3-15
Star
1
(quar.),
Electric,
3-16
: $1.75
—25c.
Lone
$1.05
common
4V2%
Corp.—
(quar.)
Gas
Ry.,
4.32%
3-15
3-15
4%
Kansas
9
Southern
City
3-30
4-
30c
pfd-.'(quar?)*%♦
Lone
9
6-
;
■% 3- 1
3-30
3-20
(quar.)____.
3-15
3-
60c
(quar.)—
3-30
3-
3-30
1
3-9
3-15
Aircraft
(quar.)>30c
3-12
Lodding Engineering Corp. (Mass.'):_^%TXii "%^^5(%LU3-15
Londontown Mfg. Co. .(quar.)
j&jtSkZdsZ&g&y.12VzC
4-16
3-16
75c
—
2
4-18
10c
-
4-14
10c
•■_.
3-9
Lockheed
95c
(quar.)
Kansas
9
75c
_—
preferred
3-9
2
75c--
preference
Lock Joint Pipe
3-15
12V2C
(quar.)
4.50%
9
62V2c
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
9
preferred
preferred
4-6
•
Telegraph
Corp.,
4-10
3-30
25c
com.
2-26
2-15
4-14
30c
Light,
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
5 6 Vic
(quar.)
class
(quar.
City Power &
2-28
3-30
4-
$12%c
Corp.
25c
(quar.)__
110c
Hupp Corp., 5%
1st
Longhorn
(quar.)
&
Groceterias
4-17
$15c
'
r
32 %c
Rollway
3-17
1
30c
3-20
preferred
3-20
Ltd.—
3-15
(quar.)_____
Bay
Hugotori
Inc.,
5 %
2-14
3-
1
5-
$15c
(initial)
5
4-
(quar.)
Common
quar.)
preferred
(Harvey),
B
Common
5-
$1.25
3-30
Telephone
3-31
$13%c
Julian
(quar.)
Industries, common
convertible
Class
Co.
6
3-10
10c.
3-15
40c
(quar.)_
3-31
preferred
Hubbel)
Motor
3-15
3-
3-
10c
(quar.)
(Birmingham, Ala.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%>
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.)____
$1
.$1.12%
________
4.40%
preferred (quar.)__
4%
preferred
(quar.)_____
Houdaille
Jones
1
3-15
$1.37V2
fi.
Inc.
3-15
93%c
31 %c
(quar.
preferred
(quar.)
Household Finance Corp.—Common
2«16.. 9
America—
5%
i
vr
.
-$3c-
Extra
$1.60
(quar.)
Storage,
4-
3-20
.3%
(quar.)
(quar.;
3-30
3%
(quar.)
&
35c
Liberty National Life Insurance
Inc.
Records
$1.50
preferred (quar.)____:_______2_
2nd preferred
(quar.)
3-20
■$.£.43'4'4'--*~" 4-
8
(quar.)
1st
5%
2-16
Co.
B
8
3-
(quar.)
Johnson
preferred
33-
(quar.)
preferred A
3-15
l-
2
15c
Jockey Club, Ltd., 6% pfd. A
5V2% preferred B (quar.)
9
2
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
Co.,
4-
>
3-15
/
C
2
Jersey Central Power & Light—
preferred
3-
2
&&—... :4-%
Water—
preferred
4-
$1.75
Tea
3-31
40c
4-
(quar.)
preferred
9
3-9
4-
dividendi-x*?^
4-
xl%%
(stock
9
(quar.)
$1.25
common
3-
(s-ai___irix-__^_2'.%
stock
Inc.,
'
9
3-31
~»10c-
$$1.75
(quar.)
Electric
9
$50c
-20c.
xlV4%
com.
3-
(Richmond)^
xl%4%
Y.),
3-
3-31
,3-31
r_i2_x__rS
$1.25
(N.
2
4- 2
3-31
•*'.
$35c
dividend
5%%
5%%
$15c
5
4,
(annual$$1
A
xl%%
(quajy)
preferred
Co.
4-1Q
,
$62V2c
(quar.)_r_
(quar.)
Refineries
3-
4-15
10c
(quap.)i_.
A
2
3-13
59%c
W52?:
V t20c
«...
(quar.)
Telephone
1
3-15
(annual)
Salt
Stock
1
,,
A
class
Lee Way Motor Freight
Leitch
Gold
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Supply Co.—
Water
3-
4-
20c
class
4
Service, Ltd.—•
preferred
1
3-15
,
3-15
3-
$$1
Ltd.,
4-
(quar.)
3-31
(quar.)
Company
9
3-15
%
preferred
Jones,
B
$1.20
3-15
3-
,
Miss.)—
(quar.)m-^^-
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
Quarterly
&
3-15
$15c
5-
preference D
preference E
3%%>
(quar.)
Class
2
3iy4c
(quar.)
preferred
&
1
4-
32y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Lawson
2-28
'
Class
$2
3-12
B
preferred
40c
5%
10c
—_
Class
$2.50
4-
27c
pfd.
pfd.
82V2C
4-14
7-16
A
(quar.)
Laurentide Finance, Ltd.,
3-15
4-25
1
,,,.3-31
26y4c
common
series
3-15
(quar.)
9
Sessions,
conv.
3-15
C
5-25
&
4.75%
2
preference
20c
$35c
2
—_
2-20
9
$1.25
2
quar.)
3-31
(quar.)
Lang & Company
3-12
1
3-
$liy2c
(Jackson,
.
4-
5%
40c
(quar.)__.
class A (quar.)
Lamson
3-30
4-
3-20
J.)
4-
3-12
2-28
(N.
Insurance
4-
$1.083/4
3-12
10%
com.
B (quar.)
Airlines, 6V2%
60c
;
3-
3-26
(quar.)
53%c
3-30
(initial
Ltd.
Trust
Llie
•3-30
3-30
47V2C
(quar.)_
4-16
3-23
12'/2c
dividend)
Corp.,
(quar.)
com.
$1.75
$1.12%
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
4-10
3-26
$1.50
preferred
$1.40
(quar.)
3-23
Telephone
Central
3-26
6c
(stock
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
B
(N. Y.)
Corp.
preferred
3-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$15c
(quar.)
Chemical
$4.25
5%
Lake
4-10
:
7Vic
$50c
preference
10-15
common
9
3-12
3-29
Co.
(John).
Lamar
—
(Canada),
preference
7%
(quar.)
3-
2
40c
(quar.)
Laclede Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
34c
semi-annual
7%
7-25
;
Homesiake
Honolulu Rapid Transit,
1
4-
2c
7%
Fran.)
(San
9
4-
Crosse
Labatt
1
2
3-
27 Vic
__i
New
3-30
—
Insurance
plus
(Mich.)
Company—
Lakewood
income
(quar.)
7
50c
M.)_
Marine
33-
1
54Vic
(quar.)_
B
Jefferson
Holyoke Street Railway__________—
3-15
3-20
4-
3c
Co..
3-6
3-15
23%c
.
pfd.
Power
5%
—
3-30
15c
1
100%.
:
9
3-30
Public
S.)
1st
Lexington
Subject to approval of stockholders Apr. 25
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarter1 v
9
3-
3-15
Jamaica
(Hiram)
.
1
3-
3-31
(S.
preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg., 4Vii%
preferred
Kromex Corp. (quar.)
3-15
3-
$45c
_•
5-
3-31
4-10
3-
10-25
(quar.)
3-15
4-16
4-16
25c
Supermarkets,
2
4-16
1
3-20
25c
.___
4-
t60c
3-15
11c
Quarterly
Hill's
investment
5c
(quar.)
6%
of America—:
5-
20c
___
Light
3-20
16 Vic
—
Kroger
3-31
3-20
3-30
3-31
1
(quar.)—
—(
5Vi%
Co.,
25c
Mfg. (quar.).
Corp,
(quar.)
Hilo
3-
3-30
6 %C
Co., common
(quar.)________—
Higbit
Hill
3-15
75c
;
25c
$3
Hibbard
1
5-
La
& Light, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.75%'
preferred
(quar.I
4.80% preferred (quar.)
^
4.40%,, preferred
(quar.)_______
Irving Trust (quar.)
3-20
4-
2-16
5-
3.30%
2-26
50c
3-12
68 %c
Co.
Electric
Iowa
2-16
87 Vic
—-—
40«
$1.25
common
net
Increased
2-16
3-23
10c
Chocolate
Kresge
i75c
4.30%
50c
_
2-28
Insurance
(quar.)
preferred
Iowa
20c
(increased)
(quar.)_.
(increased-quar.)
A
2
(quar.)_
4.80%
1
4-
(quar.)
Investors Syndicate
3-16
Inc.—
35c
4-6
Kysor Heater
Investors Royalty Co. (s-a)
3-12
5-
7 Vic
(quar.)
2
3-30
15c
(Fla.)
2
(Del.),
preferred
Class
3-16
3-16
common
Hershey Creamery
Heublein, Inc.:;
Hewitt-Robbins
3-16
3-30
(quar.)__
4-6
5-1
preferred (quar.)_
Funding Corp. of New York, class A
6%
3-30
.
"5-1
14c
Investors
$1
3-30
Power
from
$1,37%
40c
4-2
(monthly)
(monthly)
14c
B
Corp.—
special year-end distribution
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
1
3-16
5c
_
(quar.)—
A
convertible class
$2
Inc.
6c
9
25c
:
(quar.)—
Products,
3-12
3-
1
14c
A
Class
(quar.)
preferred
4.36%
1
3-30
20c
—
—
(quar.)—_
common
A
3-15
4-
c
(monthly):
Class
3-14
—
50c
Interstate
5%%
B
3-15
17 Vic
(Chattanooga)
2-23 V
2-23
20c
___
preferred
class
2-23
3-12
1
$1.12%
Accident
&
3-12
—_
Co.,
W.)
3-12
Life
3-9
3-6
5
20c
preferred
prior
4-2
4-2
3-30
(initial)
(Indiana)
3-12 -
i
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(George
7%
Co.,
<fc
preferred
5%
3-9
4-2
$1
4-
(quar.)
Interstate
2-23
50c
14c
,
75c
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Hosts, Inc.—
12 %c
(quar.)_
________
preferred
3-12
Class
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
class A (monthly)____
Corp.,
4-
(quar.)
4%%
12 Vic
•
Extra
2
4-
ioc
-
(quar.)
Brewing
(G.)
3-
20c
(quar.)
3.65% preferred
Corp.
J.)
3-15
Common
3-12
14 V2C
(quar.)
Corp.
Werner
Interstate Finance
5
2
13 %c
preferred D (quar.)—
American Sugar Co. (quar.)
Hazeltine
Heinz
2
3-
4-
10c
;—
Hawaiian
5%%
4-
4-16
3-31
preferred
$0.00%
Interphoto Corp., class A
Class B (initial)
10c
Hauserman
Haylian
3-
3-16
30c
(quar.)
A
3-12
Company,
Kratter
Payable of Rec.
30c
pfd.
Co
3-30
27%c
(quar.)
class
4%
3-12
$1
7%
30c
...
3-12
3-30
Holders
When
Share
43%c
(quar.)__
Co.,
15c
(quar.)
Super Markets (quar.)
3-30
$1
(quar.)
3-16
1
(quar.)__
Harvey Aluminum,
Hastings Mfg.
Salt
1
4-15
Per
40c
4-
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
Name of Company
Koppers
(quar.)
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
4-
$1.50
Chemical
&
25c
_
Corp.
Fire Insurance
Hartford
4%
International
Hnrnischfeger Corp., common—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Harris-Intertype
CO
1
When
Share
Minerals
t$1.62
(quar.)
preference
Per
Name of Company
International
3-16
4-19
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Hardee Farms International, Ltd.—
Harris-Teeter
3-30
Refractories
6%
Harris
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
Wlnkle-Munning
Harbison-Walker
6%%
When
Share
Company
Hanson-Van
.
—
$1.12%.
30c
.
2
3-16
3-28
2-28
4-
1
3-28
3-30
3-15
4-20
3-29
3-31
3-
2
<t
Volume
Number 6141
195
.
.
Massachusetts. Investors Growth Stock Fund
Increased
quarterly from investment in-.
■ . come paid on stock prior to the recently
'
■
>
*
7c
3-26
2-28
$10c
% preferred (quar'-)--~——$$l-377a
3-15
2-16
two-for-one
voted
Ltd..„ common" (quar.-
fllaSsey-Ferguson,
Coal
Maust
split—* '
Coke,
&
(initial)
common
■
Class
V
B
(Initial)
preferred
$6
—-
3% %
"
cents
21
1
3-15
Nachman
2
3-
Narrow
"
4-30
93%c
preferred (quar.)____-,T_*_:'_*-.-_--— /*,
W.) Inc.
(quar.)
—
Corp.__.
Fabric
4-
4-
Block
Nashville Breeko
9
3-20
Nation-Wide Check
3-
Nation-Wide
3-30
3-15,
3-16,
3-
3-30
3-16
877aC
(quar.$1.12 V21
57a%
preferred <quar.)*_—-U-li.. $1.37 72
B'/c
preferred (quar.)__"_^v__'
$1.50
McDermott "(J.
Ray)
& Co,' (quar.i——: 15c
3-30
"
3-30
new
com.
3V2 '/r
.
'
% r
(quar.)__^_^_——. *'
McDonnell Aircraft .Corp.
McGraw-Edison
Co.
(quar:)
—:_
:
.
• : *
—
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5.50 preferred
Robbins. (quar./—-.—-—:
&
McNeil
Mead
iF.
Means
V
$7
W.)
Co.,
&
—___
'>
Merchants Fast
Mercantile
Merchants
new
com.
N.
Merck
!
3-16
3-
4%%
3-15
2-27
National
3-16
2-28
National Gas
4-
>
2
3-12
-
■
National
:
4-
7%
(initial quar.) / ' *;
25c
(quar.)_:
—_*45c
: 3-15
3-
5
6%
2
3-
9
National
40c
;:s- 5
2-15
National
40c
5-15
4-30
20c
3-15
3-
5
2
3-
9
:v 4- 2
3-
9
(quar.)
4-
•
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar:)__„
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
:
Mickelberry'.s Food
Products (quar.)_:
3-
Middle
States
Common
;
Utilities
-
3-12
3-
Abrasive
Mid-West
Midwest Oil
Co.
3-
(Ohio)—
——--_U
Quarterly
1
3-
4-
1
1
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Mill
Factor's
Laboratories,
Mine
Safety Appliances, common-——
& Chemicals Philipp—-
new
common
3-30
3-31
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
Class B
!/
(Increased quar.)
'
Minnesota'&
.
Ontario
3-
3-31
Power
Minnesota
.
•
5%
Mirro
- -.-
.'Mississippi Glass (quar.—i—:
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.)
: 'k
4.40% preferred (quar.)
——
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)——
Missouri-Kansas
Pipe Line, common—-—
'
*"
dass
Jy~*'
'
.**
■'
—- -
3-15
4-
3-
2-28
3-15
:
.*1
—
-
3-
3-12
Industries,
4%%
preferred
New
York
Times
New
York
Trap
New
Yorker
Newberi-y
3%%
Co.
3-12
Newmont
Mining
3-16
2-28
3-28
3-
2
3-
2
3-21
3-
3-
9
3-
1 <
3-30
3-
9
6-%
3-
9
9%
3-30
3-
9
67c
3-20
-
1
Parker-Hannifin
4-
2
3-
9
Parker
3-30
3-
9
Park-Lexington
3-
9
60c.
4-
3-30
2
::
Paton
2-
7
4-
1
3-
1
4-a
3-
1
1
3-
1
2- 9
3-12
Extra*.
-—'—————--—; :$35c
Forging, common iquar.)__—20c
convertible preferred (quar.)-—
59%c
3-12
3-12
3-16
3-
4-
2-23
2
.
Moore-McCormack Lines,
15c
20c
$1.25
35c
Momlngstar-Paisley
•
Morrell' <te
Motor
Co.
Finance
(auar.
-(quar.)
*
•
• •
5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)——————
Telephone & Telegraph—
Corp.,
Mountain Fuel Supplv
Mountain
States
"
Miiellpr Brass
Metal
51/4%
Murphv
■
Stock
Murphy
preferred
Corp.
57c
/
1
3-15
3-
8
7
2
3-15
3-21
4.40%
3-31
3-
9
85c
3-31
3-31
9772C
3-31
3-31
$1.2174
$1.3174
3-
9
3-
9
3-
9
3-
9
3-31
3-
9
3-31
3-
9
.
v
30c
f
3-15
2-28
30c
;•
4-
1
3-16
3-23
3-
3-15
2-16
9
2
Milk
4-12
472%
11-
1
10-11
Co.,
Peterson
Co.
New
class
class
Heather,
(initial-quar.)
A
New
&
(quar.■)_/*.
B
:
(inittal-quar.)
Trading Corp., class A
9
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
Z
—
9
3-
9
2-27
377ac
4-13
3-14
,
3-12
2-20
22c
$1.50
3-15
3-
4-
2
3-16
35c
3-31
3-14
5
10c
3-15
3-
1
5c
4-30
4-
3
12 V2C
3-15
2-19
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
4-30
4-20'
2272C
4-20
3-
127ac
3-28
3-
(quar.)_
15c
3-23
2-26
(quar.)
30c
3-30
3-
2
10c
3-30
3-
1
2
3-13
Petrolane
3-20
2-28
Pfizer
34 %c
3-20
2-28
Philadelphia Electric Co.
3-20
2-28
Philadelphia Fund—
3-20
2-16
Philadelphia Life Insurance (annual)
8-24
8-14
(3c
&
Gas
from
2-19
Philadelphia
4-16
3-30
Philip
4-20
4-
3-20
4-
15c
4-27
2
3-
6
9
4-13
38c
5-
1
3-22
5-
1
3-22
5-
4.25%:
preferred
(quar.)
$1.067»
4-14
3-23
4-14
3-23
4-14
3-23
4-14
3-23
3-20
3-12
Northern
Insurance
Co.
377ac
5-15
5-
$3.50
6-20
6-1
Northern
Natural
3772C
3-20
2-27
.35c
3-31
3-16
5.507"
3-16
(quar.)25c
3-15
2-19
5.807"
3-15
2-19
3-29
3-16
$1.3772
4-
1
1
7c
from
capita) gains)
4 7"
1
7
6
60c
Trenton
RR.
(quar.).
3-28
$2.50
(quar.).
common
Inc.,
3-28
10%
4-10
3-30
90c
2-28
'
2-28
4-16
3-19
977aC
5-
1
4-16
$1
5-
1
4-16
6%
preferred (quar.)___.
preferred (quar.)
5-
1
4-10
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
(stock
dividend)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
25c
$4 preferred
Phoenix
Pioneer Plastics
Pine Street
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Pittsburgh National Bank
Pitney-Bowes (increased)
1
4-
l
4-
1
3-16
150c
4-25
3-31
noc
4-25
3-31
Common
$68 %C
3-15
2-23
77"
Piper
Aircraft
Corp.
Pioheer Fund, Inc.
Pittsburgh
3-31
3-16
4-14
4-
75c
4-
3-13
15c
(Hartford)
3-22
3-
9c
1
2
9
Fund, Inc.—
preferred
4-
2-23
$1
Co.
Quarterly out of Investment tncome_
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago RR.—
77«
3-15
3-15
$1.37 7a
(quar.)
Insurance
4-15
12 Vic
Piedmont Natural Gas, common (quar.)
$5.50
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
$1.45
3-16
Co.
and
&
Morris,
$1.40
3-16
(quar.)
3.907c
$1.43%
'<
inc.
&
(quar.)
Stock dividend
25c
107"
Service
(Charles)
l27aC
2-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
3-23
4-30
4-
$1.3772
common.
3-19
3-19
50c
3-14
Petroleum
2
$1.25
:___
50c
10c
3-
3-16
15c
quar.)___:—
(quar.)
3-
2
25c
3-30
Common
(quar.)
2
4-
<Md.)—
10c
:
(incr.-annual)
preferred (quar.),
preferred ■ (quar.)
5.757"
preferred
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd.—
Common
(increased)
4-
25c
Inc.
3-30
(Chi-
(quar.)
5.60%
9
$1.1272
$1.1272
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
10c
(N. Y.)
Gas, common
9.
3-
25c
(incr.-quar.)
50c
common-.-/
Service,
3-
15c
com.
t5c
Works_
1
(quar.)—
Ry
Howell
1
$1.15
22 72 c
—
(quar.)
preferred
1
35c
83%c
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling of Long .Island (quar.).
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (quar.).
Perini Corp.
(quar.)
7-12
3-19
1st
'1
3-
2
:
Corp.,
Eastern
&
1
3-22
572%
9-
3-15
4-
(quar.)_—
Quarterly
Telephone
5-1
2-23
3-16
9-18
4-
_L_
8-
2-23
2
1
15c
$1.10
Extra
15c
1
4-
preferred
15c
$1.22
50c
6-
33c
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)—
Peoples Insurance
(Washington, D. C.)—
Pet
-V1
$1.06
—
6-15
3
8-
25c
(quar.)
Peoples
$1.13
-Murray-Ohio Mfg.; (quar.)—
«
(quar*):
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Pump & Compress
Peoria
3-30
3-21
(quar.)—
4.607"
3-20
7-12
Cement
preferred
45c
44c
1
2
1
30C
:
i
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)
4.507" preferred (quar.)
2
30c
4-18
4-
3-
'
(quar.)
Fruit 'Co.,. common
4-
'quar.)
8-
8-13
4-16
;
3-15
15c
Products
25c
15c
_■
stock split)
reverse
Metal
Controls
4-
50c
93 %c
preferred
:15c
1
5
5
60c
4.407"
,2 /<?
3-
3-
7 3-31
(quar.)
12y2C
3-
3-5
4-10
(quar.)
;
2-23
3-15
3-
(quar.)
'
3-14
5c
(Jacksonville)
3-15
3-15
preferred
preferred
—
3-16
2
4c
3-15
8
3-14
preferred
(quar.)
4-
14c
55c
3-15
9
3-
4
4.88 %
preferred
3-16
2-28
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
7
10c
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, com. (quar.)____
35 c
4.10% preferred (quar.)__.
:
$1.02 7a
3-
4-
3-12
preferred
3-30
3-15
1
3-19
10c
4.227"
•
1
3-
4-
$1.25
3-
9
6
3-16
12 Vic
3772C
Lines
Public
3-15
3-
$1.1272 '
3-15
Indiana
3-15
"3-28
$2.50
(incr.-quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
3.35%
(quar.)
preferred
1
2-20
3-29
<
4-
377ac
/
2-28'
3-15
3-20
3-
3-15
5V2%
50c
16c
quar.)
3-15
3-30
Northern
(initial
1
3-15
Gas—
(increased
preferred
3-12
15c
4.50%
(quar.)—
9
3-19
Penn
3-
'
common
6%
Common
3-
2
3-30
25c
Penn-Dixie
3-20
-
(quarO
Co.,
2-23
4-
$2272c
9
3-26
dividend——.—
Finance
2
3-23
3-
9
4-16
,22/2,c
;
Products
(ouar.)
Munsingwear,: Inc.,
•
Illinois
3-30'
3-15
3-
2%
25c
——s.
(stock div.)
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc.,'common (quar.)-—
7% preferred (s-a)——
Clemens
Northern
8
4-13
10c
3-
26V4C
._i
Quarterly
Mount
3-15
4-
15c
•
2
8
1
—_
Gas
Engineering
3-
1
__■
Northern
3-15
3-30
$1.50
/
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(One-for-five
7
3-
30c
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
Refractories
3-15
3-19
3-30
$20c
Life
Peninsular
9
dividend
2
3-15
2
3-30
15c
10c
Pennsylvania
1
4-
22c
4-
^
4-
/ 62'/2c
Co.,-$2.50 pfd. (quar.)
Inc. (resumed*)—
'Morgan Engineering
North
4-
1272C
93%c
—
4-
Drop
43/4%
3-31
3-12
(quar.)
Common
2
2
25c
Insurance
Van
3-30
(quar.)_
common
Ford
Peninsular
3-
(quar.).
American
1
3-12
Ltd
Coal,
&
3-22
(quar.)
(s-a)
American
North
9
3-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Peabody
preferred (quar.)—
Stock
North
4-16
"
Moore
3-12
Y.)
Transportation
Mfg.,
15C
3-15
3-31
(N.
Penick
■v"
9
3-12
3-
3-30
Peerless Tube (quar.)_____
_____
3-
2
5-15
3-15
(quar.)
9
-
3-26
4-16
Proof
9
t50c
North American Investment Co.,
Corp.
Life
1
3-22
$1
com.
3-15
v.
8-25
4-16
Corp.,
3-
(quar.)
Aviation
preferred
6-
15c
(quar.)___,
3-
(quar.)
8-31
Semi-Annual
Parmelee
3-15
income
North
Vcago)
Rust
Penn
—
5-26
American
$3c
(quar.).
1
_i_
(quar.)
5-31
7
preferred
$1.0272
Norris-Thermador
6%
4%
_______
:
3-9
North
3-30
(quar.).
Pipe Line, com. (quar.);
Panhandle Eastern
3-30
90c
8-15
American
1
6
4-16
Sulphur
3-
;
1
4*
Co.
Corp.
2
preferred
^
America
4-20
(quar.)__
Ry.—
preferred (quar.)_______
preferred
(quar.)
5 V2 %
Consolidated
3-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
Tin
1
:
3-
3-
1
25c
Advertising
4-
(quar.)_____—
Mines,
3-19
$1
37 %c
Pacific
1
;
(quar.)
3-31
4-
Express
Bell Telephone
4-
(quar.)—
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
—
——-■
Outdoor
60c
Norfolk & Western
File
Nicholson
1
3-15
4-
3iy»c
3-
and 24c
taxable long-term capital gains)
4-16
7
from net
4-
30c
3-22
*
common
investment
1
,
$1
10c
3-20/%
'
5.257c
preferred
(quar.)__________
Niagara Share Corp.—
;
3-12
(quar.)
Intel-mountain
Northwest
Pacific
,
■■
Indemnity Co.
Pacific
4-
(quar.)___
net
1
;
3-31-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
from
2-28
4-
Investment, Ltd.
Aggregates (quar.)___
85c
(quar.)
4.107"
(6c
3-20
$1.18
25c
-
(quar.)__
4.85%
2-28
14c
Canadian
&
$1.0174
(quar.)__
preferred
3-30
9-
Atlantic
Cement
Pacific
3-15
$1.50
Nopco Chemical, common
•
3-30
Pacific
4-16
J.) Co. (quar.)
—;
(quar.i^_—_____________
preferred
preferred
3.60%
4-16
3-20
$1.1272
3.90%
7
.5-
2
v//'/ 50c
3-15
25c
3-
30c
2
4-16
(quar.)—
;
3-12
7:4■74-
4-
2-28
Pan
—
3.40%.
2-23
3-12
(quar.);—
(quar.)
pfd.
Pacific
$1.09
3-15
5-15
Pacific Clay Products (quar.)
Pacific Coast Co., 5 7® pfd. (quar.)
67" 2nd preferred A (quar.)^
127ac
2
5-15
,
3-15
$1.18%
Corp.
Power,
1
4-
<
3-30
4772c
3-
$25c
B
Paper
1
3-15
$25c
;
4%
6
3-
65c
Utilities
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
'
.
2-23
13-12
122V2C
Class'B (quar.)_——+22'/2c■?"
5V2%
preferred/(quar.)—
——
\/'.$55c
'Monarch Fine Poods (semi-annual)-——h-i.-/ 12V2C
Monarch Mills '(quar.)__^___-——15c
•*:
Quarterly' —--Z
\ 15c
Monroe
Auto
Equipment
25c
'Monsanto Cnemical (quar.)
25c
Montana-Dakota' Utilities, com. (increased)» / 35c
4.50% preferred (quar.)——
$1.12V2
4.70% preferred (quar.)—i-:
—
$1.17Va
Montgomery Ward & Co.*; common (quar.)_
25c
''
Class A
(quar.)_L_
—$1.75
Montreal Trust Co.
(increased)———
-„'$40c
A
series
3-
1
w
Rockland
&
3-14
3-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, com.
67" preferred (quar.)
(quar.)i._^i^—__l__
Corp.
20c
(quar.)
$$1.75
2-28
(quar.)
-
9
2-15
■
7/
3-15
28c
(quar.)_
3-
(quar.)_
com.
(increased quar.)
2-28
——____
»
.3-16
3-16
(J.
Mohawk
Niagara
*
10c
30c
—
Ltd.,- class
Breweries,
A
$15c
Gas—
2-23
3-26
.20%
3-26
^____
&
3-23
20c
Products, Ltd.,
5c
pfd.
3-15
20c
Line,
377ac
2
50c
4%
2-15
i
4-1
'
3-15
12 7uc
3-2
;
9
15c
America
(Pittsburgh)
3-15
:
5
3-
_____
of
Co.
dividend)
3-15
preferred
'v.
——
(auar.)_
Co.
Rubber
Molson's
(stock
v'7 $15c
(quar.)____
Service— /
Magazine
3-15
30c
Insurance
IOC
preferred ' (quar.)
:' 6%
3-15
;
'
—-
Products
25c
(quar.>_^-;__w__^_^__^-_
Co., class A; (quar.)
Noranda
^*—
River
$i-.bo,
(quar.)
3-
3-31
'.
(quar.)
(increased)—
Glass,
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
Rock
4-16
:—i—;
Life
Pacific
;:
3-15
3-15
9c
preferred
3-15
'
:
25c
■
4-
t:40c
>
■f,
(quar.)_
3-
Quarterly
■'•'..I'V* Extira '
2
Owens-Illinois
Na¬
(quar.)^.
2
5-
4-
9772c
377ac
(quar.)______
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
47o
series D preferred
(quar.)
Overnite
Transportation
(quar.).
9
(quar.)
preferred
1
•.
of
(quar.)
Electric
State
2
'Mohawk National Bank
'Mohawk
t
Bank
York
3-21
——
—
2:
3-15-
Corp.
Steel
4.75%
9
3-
3%
'
2
Extra_.i.
3-19
dividend)
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
87V2C
(quar.)
3-
2
(quar.)—
Auction
preferred " (quar.)———$1.05
(Schenectady. N. Y.)
4.20%•
Ontario
9
2
3-15
'
4-
.
Class
3-
2
"
2
8,
$1.10
55c
(quar.)______—
3-21
preferred
3.50%
,
4-
33-
'i
-
1
40c
77"
preferred (quar.)
Orange County Telephone—
4-
(quar./_____——
Public
3-27
10c.
(quar.)——
common
3-14
2'r
2
3-15
'
3-15
15c
quar.)
National
$4.50 preferred
6
3-12
•Mohasco
(stk.
(quar.)
4-
3-12
3-30
3c
Insurance
Co,
3-
v,
6 7"
3-15
7e
preferred (quar.
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75
3-15
1
2
4-
4-
3-21
i
3-
35c
Canaaa, Ltd.
4-
25c
(quar,)*
Mfg.
of
Co.
3-20;'
1
4-
5
4-
.__■/•
New
/ 2-23
4-
3-15
26C
(quar.)_
Telephone, Ltd.
Zinc
York
New
'■'
.
Modine
Orleans
.3-30
4-
27:
3174c
(reducedJ
preferred
4.36%
3-23
L
3-16
3-15
4-
.
2-282-12'
3-
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
•Wiv »'■
Corp.
Water
Haven
New
:
5
3-12
■
2-28
4
627ac
:
(quar.)
Jersey Power & Light,
Jersey
■
5c
Line
Orange
New
25c
$1.15
$1.10
40c
$1
3-12
3174c
1
3-15
2
Republic Insurance
Oneida,
Ltd.,
common
'
___
7i
3-
3-12
\
15c
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Opeiika Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
4-
3-
3-
3-30
Old
7;
5-71
;,"..'T5c
5-15
4-
Mississippi
Coal
(Milwaukee)
9
10c
.
ReseQrch Corp._____
(Elizabeth, N. J.) (s-a)
Fire
Gas
Haven
New
9
3-16
-
3-
10c
Inc.
Mur
4.05%
3-30
2 ;
•>4- 2
3-16
10c
.__
9
3-15 "
;
'
(Little Rock)—
f
3-
40c
(quar.)
Ben
Old
2-15
■
2
$50c
.
(quar.)_^
Machine Corp;
convertible
Inc.
Old
3-16
.";:
4-
Helicopters—
uidahoma
1
3-15
$1.50
(quar. )________
(increased
Cement
Products
New
New
'3-16
,
■
New
8
4-
Okanagan
3-15
l
1
$1.11
Service
$1.75
;>'•
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Insurance (quar.)____
2
3-
5-
4-
■
&
6%
,
(quar.).
Forge
3-12
New
3-20
4-15
3.90%
2-20
4-2
2
6-
(quar.):
Water
3-
2 >
2
4-
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ohio
3-30
^___
(Illinois)
Bros.
4%%
(quar.1
Railroad
Pacific
2-26
3-12
.60c
'Missouri Pacific RR., class A (quar.)—/—60c
'Missouri Public Service, common (quar.)-—
\
18c
Stock dividend (one half of 1 % )—
.Missouri
3-15
3-26
30c
Co.-—
Aluminum
2
3-15
(quar.)———$1.25
preferred
4.44%
75c
(quar.)
Yards
Brunswick
Nestle-Le
8
4-10 ;
15c
2
4-
10c
Chemical
&
Union
Neon
3-
3-31
(quar. )r„£—25c-
;
Corp.—
City
Neisner
2-20
3-30 '•
1
4-
3-20
50c
:
&
Bank
common
Nazareth
1
3-12
15c
IVic
15c
—
Ohio Edison
2
4-16
3-
*
3-15;
4-
50c
.
,(quar.)__w________________
Crankshaft
(quar.)
1
Oxford
Terminal
'
*
10c
40c
\
•
1
'
'
$20c
(quar.)
55c
2
4-16
5-
;.15c
Ltd.
Co.-
-
2-15
3-15
3-20
20c
Power,
&
2-15
f-
2
4-
:
37" V
ProdUcts___
Brass
Ohio
3-20
1
56 y4c
(quar.)__
series
National
4-
(increased (quar.)
j- 20c
Co.— /r.
Light
&
stock
National
4-
15c
■
4-
*
2-28
3-
(quar.)
Mfg.
Securities
tional
New
"
50c
B
(quar.)
&
National Stock
5-21
15c
———
Paper
.Minnesota Mining & Mfg-
New
3-15
! Minneapolis
Brewing
(auar.)
:—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator— 3% conv. preferred (quar.)__^
preferred
4-16
-
2-28
3-15
$ 15c
—
2nd
Steel
3-16
/;!
Ohio
3-15
:
Industries
Starch
3-15
;^
quarterly—-——I-:--—-- k
Increased
.
.
Presto
National
3-15
Minerals
6
Securities:
3-
,.;-f 15c
(initial)i._-
Miles
c
*
3-15
30c
Light
2
3-15
3-31
20c
^T+';,
—
Ohio
(quar.)
Propane Corp.— •
2nd preferred A (quar.)
National
3-
4-
50%37Vic
(quar.)————'—
3-
3-15
3-16
3-
3-17
25c
>
1
"3-31
.328125
Spray Cranberries. Inc., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Oceanarium,. Inc. (quar.^
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)™™-™^
3-15
3-15
(quar.)—
—
Screw
3-
25c
26V2C
Corp. (stock dividend)
(quar.)
Midwestern Financial
'
30c*
2
Ocean
35c
/
Corp.
(s-a)
National State
1
//
4-13
•'
$3772c
Line Insurance
BB
National
3-
4-
2
3-20
/
7
20c)
(s-a)_
Growth
3-
6-12
/
.
8
6-
v
4-13
75c
7 30c
Income series
(quar.)
National-Standard Co.
(quar.)
3-16
1
4-
(increased)-—17Vic
'Midwest. Securities Investment, Inc.
Mercantile
AA
;. ' $1.04 preferred
2
4-16
4-
Corp. (increased) —40c
'
■
h
National
20c
—
Lock
National
2
3-12
$1.22Va
15c
(quar.'
3-
6-15
$1.0674
(quar.
5%
1
3-16
2
of Illinois—
Telephone Co.
(quar.)
3-15
4-
25c
20C
(increased-quar.)
Scotia
4.40%
(quar.)
(quar.)
!
B
Class
•
8
3-
3-26
'
Middle South
:.
40c
30c
—
5%
lc
preferred
40c
3-16;
2
*.»-,-r
National
50c
$1.10
4.90%'
preferred
National
3-14
—
4.40%
*•
*
)5c
15c
'
7
.
7v
7
(quar.):
Class
3-13
3-23
;
•
3-
3-16
2
$27 VaC
(quar.)___
dividend
Qakite
common
A
B
'
3-30
2
(increased-quar.)
Class
.-
*
4-
common
preferred
Common
Y.)—
N.
'
4-
40c
:
common.:...
9
Airlines,
;
4-16
;
4-
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Noxzema Chemical Co, (Md.)—
Ruthenord,
of
common
Co.,
preferred
National Old
y^.
(quar.)—62%c
Corp.,- common
(quar.)
30c
Co.,
4-
574 7"
30c
common
preferred
4-10
:
Electric
Ltd.,
4-25
:
—
&
9
3-15
(quar.)
Grocers,
$1.50 prior
3-23
2
■
Gas
9
4-16
5:4 Vic
3-30
$27VaC
(quar.)
B
4-20
$27 Vic
(quar.)
A
preference
572% preference C (quar.)__
Northrop Corp., new (initial quar.)
Nova
—__—
Oil Corp.
&
Telephone,.Ltd., common (quar.)
preference
'
Stock
Welding Machine C»
Fidelity Life Ins. (K. C.) (s-a)__—
National Fire Insurance (Hartford) (quar.)
20c
(Syracuse,
4-
4-
Electric
Lead
-—
1
3-
(quar:)_:______**' ••'■•;*
(quar.)
Gypsum;
B
3-20
National
87Vic ;
50c
(quar.)—
95c
3:85% preferred (quar.)
96!4c
3:90%''preferred (quar.)———• 97y2C
.4.35%' preferred
(quar.)
$1.083/4
4.453/4: preferred (quar.)_—
$1.11V4
Class
5-
4-13
2
,
National
Meyer-)ianke Co. (ouar.-^-2———'
Miami Industries, class A
—!
i'
5-15
4-16
(quar.)___u____™__-^
Chemical
&
preferred
preferred
National
(quar.)
5727p
57a%
for
(increased)™'
Co.^. common
Distillers
National
2-27
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (ouar.)
Metropolitan Edison ,3.80%-pfd.
Michigan
Northern
3-15
approval
(Norwich,
Register
4-23
Y.i
share
(quar.)
3-15
&
!
J.
4V4%
Metal
'
National
2-20
Machine. Co.
:
9
(quar.)_,
3-15
16c
7
3-15
Mesta
'
3-
(quar.)_„_
4-10
'
(quar.)
Community
Bank
2
•
(quar.)
preferred
4-10
75 c
Casualty (Detroit)
3-12
Linotype (quar.)—25c
(stock dividend)-——• 5%
preferred
3-15
$1.50
National City Lines
4-
3-20
7%
Biscuit
Cash-
National
1
3-15
2
29 7ac
preferred
25c
3-21
4-
•
3-30
(Mlnneapolis)-
$4.11
8c
:
National
3-12
Meridian Electronics
Thermit
3-30/
4-14
2-16
(N. Y.)—
.Common
N.
$3.50
Mergenthaler
4-14
$1.04
7 Vic
Common -,*-^——.—*'
■■;.
5-23
(increased quar.)—
Company,, common (quar.)__
;__
&
$1.02%
3-14
'•
preferred (quar.)—————87V2C
Meredith
Publishing
(quar.)— ■' J r,' 35c
:,
3-30
Northwest
Trust
&
1
(quar.)
Refrigerating
Y.)
Merchants
3-19
Bank
1
Merchants National Eank & Trust
:>/"■
4-14
Power
(quar.)
preferred
2c
additional
(One
6-
(N,
Assurance
3-30
$1.02%
Tulsa—
of
7 5-
(increased)
Lines
(St. Louis)
Fire
3-15
2-23,
4-
8V3C
.''■ 8 73c
i--——- 8 7a c
Motor
Mercantile Trust
National
3-15
'
-—>
Bank
45c
40c
quar.)__l_____—50c
&/Development Asso., Inc.*
*
Stores,
3-15
& Trust—
—
4-14
'
each 24 shares held, subject to
of stockholders Jan.
9.
1962)
3-31
'
Monthly
Monthly"•
Monthly"
3-16
3-22
-
(initial
Mensh Ihvestment
3-30
$1.02
—_——_—
investment income__^_w(N. Y.) (quar.)_»
dividend
National
$1.75 >
(quar.^^-u^^i^'j,^/; 25c
Cement
Portland
common
4-14
(quar.)
(initial quar.
common
8toclc
3-31
'
New
New
250'
;■;'/
(quar.)——
common
Mellon National Bank
90c
preferred
•
(quar.)———— ;•**.
preference
Medusa
(quar.)
Co.
&
(quar.)
States
$4.10
(s-a)_^_
of Auburn
National
1
from
Bank
3-16
3-15
127ac
^
-
Johnson
preferred
(quar.)l___
National
.
'37V2c
;
(quar.)——:i—-.1———
Machine & Engineering Co. (°hi°)-^—
McQuay,; Inc.
$3.60
capital
of Auburn,
3-16
3-30
50c
15c
$1.37Vi
—______——
'
Quarterly
3-16
4-
1 25c
35c
McKay
'Machine__i_^______-^l-V-—7 '
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. (N.'Y:)/"
McKesson
Common
3-15
Securities—
National Bank
2
3-30
30c -
'; '
1
3-30
preferred
Ektra
2
3-30
preferred "(quar.)'
47a'%
1
2-23
3-31
$4.08
——__—
(quar.)__—.—
3-15
Company,
3-12
$4.16
9
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
Northern
3-15
4-
When
Share
50c
2-16
1
4-
(J.:
Maytag
realized
Name of Company
2-28
25c
4-
20c
linftial-quar.)
30c
McCord Corp..
5*%■ preferred *(quar.)
6272c
McConnick-Armstrong ..(quar,)_:__„___:f7,-_-.: ;
../8c *.•
McCrory
Corp., comfnon_'_„_^-l-,~——
/
20c
Mays
from
Per
f
3-15
2c
rquar.)—'
May Department Stores
and
3-15
ll'Ac
.005625
$$1.50
•
^____
income
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
Murray Co. of Texas (quar.
——.
Muskogee Company (quar.)
—
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)—.—^
Mutual Shares Corp. (4 cents from ordinary
i
•
;
,
57a
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
51
(1251)
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Forgings
(quar.)
—.
3-12
2-15
$1.75
4-
3
3-
38c
4-
2
3-15
20c
3-12
2-28
25c
3-15
3-
6c
3-15
2-28
15c
9
1
3-21
3-
5
$1.75
4-
3
3-
9
$1.75
4-
3
3-
9
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1252)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Metallurgical——Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd. (quar.)
Plasticrete
Piatt
Class
A
Polaroid
1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd
preferred (quar.)——
K.)
(H.
(Pa.)
Co.
Union
3-15
3-
2
Class
Class
(initial
A
B
Pratt
—
1
St.
5-
1
St.
Louis-San
5
3-24
3-
5-
3-24 !•'!
•
3-30
5
3-
5
<3-
9
3-30
St.
Paul
3-15
3-13
St.
Regis Paper
3-
1:50c
3-30
3-
1:56c
4-16
3-20
175C
4-16
5
1c
1
5-10
4-
2
3-12
3-23
''4-1:
5-1
33-
2
1
3-16
4-
2
Scientific
3-16
Scott
Aviation
Scott
&
3-30
15c
4-
J62C
1
3-22
3-15
Scott
00
25c
$1.25
3-15
3-
1
$1.31%
ioc
Co. of New Mexico—
5% preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-
1
Seaboard
4-1
3-10
Seaboard
.Rcripto,
Co.
Electric
Service
Public
(quar.)
North Carolina
of
&
Gas,
4.30%
preferred
5.05%
preferred
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)—-—
(quar.)——_————
(quar.)————:
—-
div.
$1.40
7%
pfd.
preferred
1st
1
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
$1.07'/a
3-31
3-
1
$1.26%
3-31
3-
1
$1.32
3-31
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
9
50c
—
(quar.)
25c
3-31
3-
2
Class
A
income and
from investment
50c
3-14
3-
undistributed
National
Pyle
preferred
8%
Quality
4-2
3-9
(Phila.)
A
—
—
Mining
(quar.)—__—
—
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
4-
3
3-
9
3-30
1:20c
Ltd
Corp.,
3-
2
1st
Ralston
Purina,
20c
Inc.
Stock
(quar.)
dividend
Raybestos-Manhattan
'
Bros.
3-30
3-H
3-15
2-2f.
-(quar.)
class
Corp.,
3-19
2-23
4-
1
3-14
1
3-14
90c
4-
2
3-
_:—_—
6c
3-30
9
3-16
7 Vic
3-30
3-20
22'/aC
4-24
4-
2
12'/a C
(incr.
A
3-19
3-
5
1
quar.)
10c
3-15
3-
45c
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)
Electric & Engineering Co. (Ohio)—
4-30
4-16
Reliance
Reliance
(Phila.5
Co.
Insurance
(Frank
4%
Renaire
Shell
Oil Corp.
Mfg.
dividend
Republic
Aviation,
new
Republic Corp., $1 preferred
Republic insurance (Dallas)
Republic
Steel
Republic
Supply
Revlon Inc.
(initial)
common
Skil
Siemens
&
5%
Ltd.,
Class
Simmons
Saw
Simplex
Wire
Kline
preferred
Carolina
4 Vi %
Reynolds & Reynolds Co.,
Class
class
B——
Western
Rice
South
jersey
3-
9
South
Penn
3-12
South
Puerto
4-
5-
1
4-11
5-
1
4-11
90c
4-
15c
3-31
3-15
'Ac
3-31
3-15
25c
4-
3-
Riegel Textile,
Rieke
Metal
Riley
Stoker
Rio
pfd. (quar.)
A
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Controls
(James), Ltd.
stock
com.
Co.
Southern
Canada
4-
3 i
3-21
1
4-20
4-20
6%
5
H.)
Inc.
Corp
Mfg.
4-13
3-20
3-
6
Common
3-15
3-
2
4.80%
3-15
3-
2
3-15
3-
2
$20c
2-28
3-19
3-12
3-26
3-12
5-
Southern
$4.50
$5
3-13
2-28
7c
3-31
3-
2
3-
2
(quar.)
Gas
&
Southern
Southern
Natural
Correction:
Co
2
3-
2
3-
intended
was
Natural Gas
4-
2
(quar.)
Co.
—
4-
2
3-
2
3-
9
25c
4-
2
3-20
:_
2%
8-
1
3-
3-30
common:
40c
3-30
50c
3-30
$1.12Vi
4-16
4-
3-15
3-31
2-20
21%c
3-31
3-
5
-27c
3-31
3-
5
9
5-15
3-
1
5%
4-25
3-26
(M
4-10
4- 2
3-15
3-15
3-
4-
2
8
3- »
3-20
2-15
50c
3-21
3-
9
3-14
3-
40c
3-31
2-28
2
preferred
&
O
Southern
stock
3-28
Union
Gas,
was
Clair Specialties Mfg.
(quar.)
I
$1
$1.07'/a
IOC
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
2-28
2-28
3-
1
preferred
V.
3-21
4-
2
3-
5
3-15
3-
1
3-15
2-28
4-
2
3-12
4-
2
4-
2
3-20
3-20
3-15
3-
t3%c
3-14
3-
6
$10c
3-15
3-
6
42Vic
3-28
3-16
pfd.
shares)
6
4-
5
3-22
3-
7
35c
3-15
2-
5
1
;
.
4-25
12Vic
3-15
3-
2'/i%
4-23
3-23
10-23
9-23
5c
3-31
30c
3-15
3-
9
12Vic
3-15
3-
1
62Vic
4-
3-15
40c
2-28
1
3-15
3-
1
4- 1
3-
5
20c
4-16
4-
2
10c
3-30
3-15
10c
3-14
2-15
10c
(Mineola N. Y.)
(quar.)
;
dividend
3-14
y
Mining Co.
(James)
(quar.)
Gas
3-14
2-15
5c
(quar.)
(G.), Ltd.,
Corp.
2-15
2Vi%
3-31
2-28
4-
3-15
25c
common
(quar.)
t20c
2
4- 2
t50c
(quar.)
3-
2
2
-3-
2
4-
2
3-15
30c
(s-a)_—:—
(quar.)„
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
$2
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
27c
—
preferred
Co.
4-
18c
(quar.)
6-28
6-15
2-28
50c
3-12
35c
3-23
3-
28c
(quar.)
3-13
2-16
8
Transmission-
'
(quar.)
1
3-15
4.64%
(quar.)
preferred
1
4.90%
4-13
50c
3-20
5-
1
3-14
3-
$1.02Vi
4-
1
3-
9
$1.06'A
4-
1
3-
9
(quar.)
$1.15
4-
1
3-
9
$1.16
4-
1
3-
9
(quar.)
$1.16'A
4-
1
3-
9
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22 Vi
4-
1
3-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27Vi
4-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.28
4-
5.24%
2-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.31'A
$1.12 Vi
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.18
4-
1
3-
9
$1.25
4-
1
3-
9
12Vic
3-15
3-
15c
3-15
3-
5
40c
3-12
2-
2
3$1
4-20
3-31
5.25%
preferred
4.50%
preferred
4.72%
Georgia
3-19
3-15
6%
2-15
3-15
2-15
6-15
3-15
30c
Inc.,
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
!
common
preferred
conv.
Texaco
8-15
4-
preferred
Texaco, Inc.
5-15
9-14
$2
;
preferred
Tex-Tube
2-26
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Canada, Ltd.,
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
3-15
3-
3-15'
3-
3-15
3-
1
preferred
$1.06%
3-15
3-
1
Southland
Royalty
75c
3-15
3-
1
$1.25
4-
2
3-16
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16%
4-
2
3-16
preferred
(quar.)
$1.07
4-
2
>25c
9
5
(quar.)
$1.27
5-
1
4-16
(quar.)
$1.16
4-2
3-15
(quar.)_^
$1.14
4-
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Fund. Inc. (quar.
Texas
Gas
—________—
Common
5.25%
4.96%
(increased
preferred
preferred
3-15
3-
5-
4-19
1
4-10
3-
3
9
Gulf
Pacific
Land
quar.)—
shares
(reduced)
2-23
40c
$1.35
i—
$1.31'A
3-15
2-28
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$1.24
(quar.)
4-1
3-15
25c
(quar.)—
3-15
2-26
Trust—
(reduced)—
property interest
Certificates property interest
Sub
3-16
3-12
Corp.—
(quar.)
Sulphur
3-15
5-1
5c
,
(quar.)_
preferred
Texas
investment inc.)
fr.
2
$1
:
Transmission
Texas
19c
9
preferred
3-16
$1.10
3-
preferred
5.40%
4.28%
(quar.)
1
preferred
$4
>
5% pfd. (quar.)
9
$4.56
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
3-
$5.08
1
4.75%
4.25%
$1.25
9
1
Texas Electric Service—
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
9
3-
-
$4.64
2
1
(quar.)
3-1
2
6c
Development Corp.
Tennessee
re¬
—_
com.
3-15
/
4-
15c
(quar.)
4-
3-
Service,
3-15
2Vi%
preferred
preferred
25c
(quar.)
3-31
10c
dividend
preferred
25c
Insurance
2-28
12Vic
preferred
3-
Electric
3-15
2-28
3-14
25c
,
_I_
4.60%
3-15
Life
3-16
2
10c
Oil, com. (quar.)
Distributing (quar.)_
4.25%
3-15
preferred
1
4-
75c
stock split)--
4.10%?
$1.26%
4.40%
4-
3-14
$1.25
'—
:_
8
$1.33%
Southwestern
3-26
2-26
$1.13
3-15
preferred
(quar.)
5.05%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern
6
4-12
A*tqtiar.tl6%c
class
3-
4.65%
(St.
3-
3-14
3-15
43%c
(quar.)„
common
1
25c
Southwestern Electric Power,
2-19
3-15
2
5.12%
(quar.)_
common
3-16
1
4-
Vic
(quar.)
4-
30c
(s-a)_
4-
3-14
50c
(increased quar.)
Co.,
Tennessee
incorrect. It
South
9-14
12-14
6'Ac
(paid in $1 red.
Corp.
(quar.)
House
6-15
9-28
12-31
56c
:—
3-31
45c
5.35%
preferred
3-15
3-15
1:35c
>.
(extra)
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32%
Taylor Fibre Co., 4%
3-14
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
trust)
2-23
3-30
25c
(quar.)
4.65%
(quar.)
preferred
2-23
3-15
25c
;
•
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Taylor Instruments Cos.
3-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock dividend
5%
3-15
2'%
Corp.
Mid-Continent
Talcott
4-19
4-16
$20c
Co.
3-15
4-30
preferred
B'
Stock
Electric—>
2
2-23
12Vic
$1.25
4-
2
3-15
J12Vic
dividend)
$1.12Vi
5%
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tecumseh Products
:
common
3-15
3-
10c
Taft Broadcasting Co.
Extra
4
J62Vic
(quar.)
2
25C
Safeway Stores, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
T.
Co., Ltd.—
4-
8
3-30
$1.25
:
Tappan Company
;
Ltd.
Industries
Tamblyn
(initial-quar.)
$1.25
5
6-
$1.25
<te
Company
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)__
2-28
' 25c
Railway, common
preferred (quar.)
5
3-
6-18
25c
—
:
(stock
Webster
Sunshine
Southern
3-
3-19
25c
Swift
3-12
3-15
3-19
37Vic
common
Chemical
1
25c
(quar.)
Superior Electric
3-12
3-16
A
(quar.)—
Co.
Corp.
5%
3-16
2
3-
3-13
1
7-14
3-30
4-
8c
class
Mining Co. (quar.)
Super Food Services, $1.20 pfd. (quar.)
Super Valu Stores, common
(quar.)
9
4-
30c
3-31
3-15
4-
87Vic
1
Sunshine
Co.
Pacific
3-12
(Raleigh, N. C.)
(extra)
1st
&
5%
Southern
3-15
15c
Finance,
&
B
Sunset
Co.
the
2
3-30
45c
(quar.)
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock dividend
3-9
$$1.50
for
3-15
4-
10c
preferred
Sunray
9
57 Vic
ported in these columns
3-29
50c
25c
Sundstrand
9
4-
64,',;C
;
2%
2-23
J15c
Company
Sunbeam
4-12
2
15c
_________
4-
56Vic
(quar.)
Gas
Ltd. (quar.)—__
(quar.)
3-20
3- 9
10c
Brothers,
Hall
2
4-10
35c
(quar.)_;
Stock
40c
3-
3-12
J20c
(quar.)
Common
The
8c
—
preferred
Class
3-14
62Vic
(increased-quar.)
preferred
3-16
2
4%
Publishing, Ltd.,
Class B (quarJ '
Edison—
&
3-15
2
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
3-2
3-28
10c
Gas
2
4-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Sun
Gas—
27 Vic
$1.12 Vi
3-31
3-31
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Indiana
4-
15c
(quar.)
(5-for-4
31 %c
(quar.)
Water,
3-20
tlOc
—__
preferred
Sun
1
38%c
preferred
preferred
5c
—
—
3-15
■
■
1
2
7 Vic
„
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1$ 1.06'A
—.u._—
Inc., class A (quar.):
Company
3-
$1.41'A
—
__
Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)_
Ruppert (Jacob) 4%%
2-28
3-15
20c
(quar.)_
(increased-quar.)
Management
3-15
10c
Ltd.
_________
Broadcasting,
3-
10c
(quar.)
Telephone, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—_______
5.65%
preferred (quar.)—
Rolland Paper, Ltd., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
(William
3-16
3-15
125c,
Mills—
Co.,
3-30
3-31
25c
■
3-15
■
Ltd.
4-16
(reduced)
6-29
Summit
5
50c
Power
2-16
3-16
3-30
Stylon
(Pa.) —
(quar.)
Southam Company,
37'/aC
(quar.
6%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
80c
(quar.)
75c
2-16
Common
1
25c
(quar.)—
2-15
3-14
preferred
3-12
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
Stop & Shop Inc. (quar.)
Stuyvesant Insurance (quar.)
Products—
California
62Vic
93%c
$1.25
7%
2-28
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
5-
3-
3-15
t20c
Telephone
2-13
$1.25
Class
2-23
(quar.)
Plastic
original
4c
(quar.)
split)—
Cotton
Ruse Togs,
New
10c
&
Rochester
Ruberoid
Southern
5-
3-15
3- 9
3-
(initial)
40c
____
vtc
common
Robinson Little &
Russell
A
$1
$1
&
Royalties
Class
Southeastern
25c
(quar.)
Gas,
Robin-Seaway Industries
Borer
Southbridge
3-12
(quar.)
4Vi %
3-1
Pittsburgh Water—
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
27 Vic
/
—
Myers,
common
(quar.)_
$1.50 participating preferred
(quar.)
Participating
1
Rollins
2-15
3-23
3-19
Sugar,
60c
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Sterling Trusts Corp. (quar.)
Still-Man Mfg. Corp., class A
9
South
93 %c
____
(increased)—
Products Corp
Valley
Robertshaw-Fulton
Robinson
2-26
3-15
3-
3-16
(quar)
Rico
3-
common
(quar.)
Sterling Seal,
2-16
3-28
33c
Gas
3-21
,
Jersey)——
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
6
10c
_
Gas
4.32%
Common
(5-for-2
3-19
3-15
3-
(quar.)
Insurance
Oil
9
Potomac RR.—
preferred A
Roadway Express,
Robertson
9
3-21
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
10c
Grande
Robbins
2
3-
45c
(quar.)
$4
2
8%
9
2-21
dividend
3-20
2c
common
preferred
Georgia
4-12
;
_
Inc.,
South
3-26
_______
Quarterly
3%%
Carolina
59 %c
(quar.)_
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
Richmond. Fredericksburg &
Rich's,
South
5
3-9
2
3-15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-20
Oil Co.
Ranch
9
3-16
45c
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
Stein,
3- 9
4-
3-12
(increased)—
$1.12'/a
;
(R.J). Tobacco, 3.60%
Rhodes
3-
3-
3-
4- 2
70c
preferred (quar.)—_—
4.50% preferred (quar.)
12 Vic
preferred
Reynolds
3-23
1
4-2
60c
Electric &
3-16
3-31
preferred
Stephan
2-28
5%
15c
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)_
4.75% preferred (quar.)
t$1.75
12Vic
4-2
(quar.)
A
5-18
preferred
Stedman
2-28
preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
(increased-quar.)
Stock
3-12
4-10
2-28
common
3-16
1
3-31
75c
i_;—
Steel.
1
6-
5%
2-14
1
2
French Laboratories
&
Corp.,
Common
3-23
5-
6
1
V 4-
5%
3- 2
3-15
Co
Co.
3-
5%
3- 2
,
4-
(quar.)—_
$1.55
South
2
3-21
J50c
A
Quarterly
$1.25
4-
J15c
;
class
Cable
&
B
3-
2-15
3-15
3-31
(quar.)
&
3-20
3-15
$1.45
(quar.)__
Albany
preferred
6%
Stone
Simpson, Ltd.
(quar.)
Singer Mfg Co.\(increased quar.)_
Slater Electric, class A (quar)
27 ViC
_
——
Class
2
2
14c:
(quar.)
Loan
2
3-
3-
45c
dividend
pfd.
3-
2
4-2
4-2
10c
scecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
!
1961
(quar.)
Steel
&
5Va%
75c
(quar.)
California)-—
Corp.
(quar.)
State
3- 2
tl5c
Pattern
Sonotone
2
t25c
Ltd.,
Company
Simonds
Simplicity
4-
16%
31,
(quar.)
4.60%
2-14
3 Vi %
*
25c
B
2-28
3-16
3-
40c
Dairies
3-13
2
Common
3-24
3-20
of
Common
4-
5%
_____
State Capital Life Insurance
3-15
3
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Silverwood
Bank
1
2-28
40c
Products
(quar.)
Market Co.
Star
State
1
3-
3-14
$1.63
:
Ltd.
Structural
Home
Works
3-24
4-2
4-
t30c
common
2-28
4-
—
:
year
German
Silknit,
3-13
3-26
4-2
3-15
$25c
12Vic
ended Dec.
tax of 25%)
for
3-15
20c
—
of
2-28
25c
Pressed
Stanley
8
3-
3-15
'
25c
:
Corp. (initial)
Steel (quar.)
Register
Stanley
2-23
3-
2
25c
Breweries,
2-16
(quar.)
4-2
4-
27Vic
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
America (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Halske
(Berlin)
Corp.
3-16
(quar.)—
—35c
(quar.):
Corp.
Shoe
Sicks'
25c
—
2
2-21
3-15
(increased)
com.
(quar.)_
A
Poor's
Radio,
Standard
2-19
4-2
$1.12Vi
5%
t50c
t56%c
A
7%
preferred (quar.)_
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
*
3-15
2-28
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
.2%
i
.
Co.
(quar.)
60c
Foods
Stock
G.)
(quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.)
Shelby Salesbook Co
preferred
6'Ac
——_—
4-
3-12
preferred
Standard
4-2
$1.12%,.
(quar.)
common
(Ohio),
Standard
3-12
4-13
Co.
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Soss
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
———_
6c
industries
3-30
4-13
2-15
94c
Corp.,
(New
Standard
3-22
3-22
3-15
3%c
Remco
4-10
Oil
&
3-15
87Vic
Standard Paving & Materials.
3-22
4-10
4-10
Co.
3%%
2
2-15
(quar.)_;
common
(Indiana)
Oil
Standard
2
3-15
(quar.)
™__:
(quar.)
B
Standard
3-20
4-
3-
10c
37Vic
class A
(quar.)
preferred A
Standard
3-22
4-1
preferred
$5.25
Inc.,
Smith,
i
(quar.)__
3%
4-
—
Properties
2-28
$15c
Rayette, Inc.
"
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling—
30c class A (quar.)
£
Reeves
3-16
1:$1.50
Rapid Grip <fc Batten. Ltd., class A (quar.)__
6% preferred (quar.)_________—
Real
2-19
4%
(stock dividend)—
Common
3-12
12'/a C
(initial)
common
(quar.)
Rapid-American Corp.
Ranco,
3-5
4-
87'/aC
(quar.)
new
2
20c
preferred
,,
$1.31%
Seton Leather
(quar.)-———
12Vic
Special
:
——_———'
17Vic
Sexton
(Jonn)
& Co.
.——22Vic
Servel,
(Payment
of America—
Corp.
$3.50
,
4-16
3-15
(quar.)
Inc.,
Standard Oil Co.
2
4-20
5c
$1.50
r,
Financial
preferred
$3
2-26
less
Radio
25c
2
3-15
3-
1
3-15
2-21
23c
3-15
3-16
3-
3-14
Brands,
Stock
Sherwin-Williams Co.
3-16
3-16
4-
5-18
2-26
Sheller
1
3-1
1
'4-20
(Mass.)—
Dredging Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
$5.80
3-16
3-30
1
3-15
4-20
3-30
2-15
4-
6-
1
3-15
4-16
4-
5-
4-20
> 5'5-1
••
1.40%
:
preferred
$1.60
4-20
' $1.18%'
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
Standard
4-20
5-
30c
Standard
4-10
5-
Mfg. Co.—
E.)
(A.
$3.75
3-9
4-20
5-
2c
preferred
$3.50
3-20
2
$1.80
3-15
t55c
$37Vic
J27Vic
t25c
5c
3-16
$1.15 V 5-
dividend
Standard
1
4-30
(quar.)—
clears all arrears)
payment
5c
——
preferred (quar.
Anne Candy Co.—
Quemont
3-30
3-
$6.50
Staley
2-15
3-15
10c
17c
_____
40c
(s-a)
(s-a)
4-16
75c
(quar.)—
3-15
4-
7Vic
common
8
4-20
$1.06y4
(quar.)
Stock
3-19
10c
—
(initial)
5%
-—
Corp.
common
preferred
5%%
5%
Queen
$2
(quar.)
Telephone,
preferred
5%
3-9
:—-
Oil Refining
Importers
Quebec
2-28
4-2
(quar.)___—_
dividend
Stock
3-23
12 %c
—_
(quar.)
common
Quaker City Life Insurance Co.
Quaker State
27c
________
profits realized in 1961)—1—
Co.,
4,3-
1
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Common
Serrick Corp.—
Shattuck
cents from
17
3-15
"4-
4-20
27'Ac
Products,
Sprague Electric (quar.)_
Springfield Insurance Co.
.
4-20
5-
5-
31%c
Rand Corp.,
4Vi%
pfd.
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
3-31
4-20
5-
$1.10
(quar.)________
Chemical
B
(quar.)
Sperry
3-12
4-20
5-
(quar.)
1 preferred
Spiegel,
3-19
4-15
.
Class
2-28
3-30
4-16
10c
2Vic
_______
(quar.)
2
25c
—
3-15
4.25%
Speedry
3-10
5-
27Vic
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
5.625%
preferred
(quar.)
Spalding (A.G.I & Bros
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred
5
1
,-4-
92 Vic
97 Vic
preferred
-
4.75 %
2
3-
.
(this
3-
4
2-22
4-11
A
3-15
4-
2-
4-10
Class
3-14
1
10c
2-23
3-30
4-
25c
$4.75 s. f. preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
$5 s. f. preferred (quar.)
$1.25
$6.25 s. f. preferred (quar.)
$1.56'A
Seagrave Corp., common (stock dividend)—
2%
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
68%c
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Sealed Power Corp. (quar.)
25c
Sears Roebuck & Co. (quai.)
35c
Security Title Insur. (Los Angeles)
(quar.)
12Vic
Seeman Bros., Inc. (stock dividend)—2%
3-
10c
9-
3-16
8c
dividend)
Corp.,
2-28
45c
V
3-15
——10c
A
Electronic
Finance
3-30
2
5%
3-2
5%
dividend)
Co.
class
3-15
cents
(10
&
3-15
.
(Boston)
5
4.36%"" preferred
2-22
25c
—-—
45c
—
——
Fund
(George)
3-20
.
(extra)
A
L;
$1.75
Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd. (quar.)
Telephone (quar.)_
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Pullman,
Inc.
(quar.)—
——-—.Purex Corp., Ltd., new com. (initial)
Purolator' Products, Inc
Rico
Putnam
3-
4-2
____
^
$1.18%
———
Pubiicker
Puerto
3-23
$1.75
common
preferred (quar.)
7%
3-
3-31
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
3-31
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)„—
Publication
55c
$1.02
preferred
preferred
4.08%
$1.04%
(quar.)
com.
4.18%
——
Associates
Seaboard
1
1
5c
5c
20c
37Vic
———
—
Inc.,
•6'-
6-15
3-15
18%c
(quar.)———
(monthly)
& Williams Inc.
Scott
L
4c
—-
—-:
Co.
Foresman
CO
T
3-
Holders
$1.03%
(quar.)
$100 par
preferred
(quar.)
preferred $25 par (quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)."
4.60%
"
>3.
|6c
_____
Monthly
3-22
1
class
(stock
Fetzer
Monthly
3-1
3-15"
-
3-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4.40%
4-10
*
(stock
Schwitzer Corp.
3-22
Public Service
Service
Industries
3-15
2
3-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
3-16'
4-17
2%
—
Pictures——
4-10
4- 9
,
When
Payable of Rec.
Service
3.90%
3-26
2„
Public
Share
4.15%
12-3
$1.10
—
(quar.)
(Walter J.)
Schneider
4-25
9-17
:
(quar.)
Schlage Lock
School
3.70%
2
12-17
(quar.)
preferred
Schering Corp., 5%
3-15
4-
Southwestern
3-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)—
———
Products
Tubular
3-15
2
Ltd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
Savage Arms
Per
2
2
5-
36c
y.
Sangamo Electric (quar.)—,—.——
Santa
Fe
Drilling
(quar.)—
Sawhill
3-
4-
v
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
Name of Company
2
$1.25
'
common—■_
on
Associates
4-
10%
:
_
3-
3-23
4r
.
Holders
3-15
Co.—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
12 Vic
—
(quar.)__
1st preferred A (quar.)
4.40%
17'/a c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)•_'___
com.
Insurance
Marine
&
dividend
Stock
4-
15c
Industries ——
Progress Mfg. (quar.) _—
Propnet Company (quar.i
Provincial Transport, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Providence Washington Insurance
(R. I.) —
Public
Fire
y■ 4- 2
11%C
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
.
1:50c;/: /
-
4%%
3-15
j
22 Vic
Progress
Quarterly
6-
1%
—
Gold
5-10
t$2
preferred
Professional
6-1
75c
(quar.)——
Ry.,
3-20
7
Sanders
Ltd—
Brothers
2nd
'.V
4-15
lc
Proctor-Silex Corp.,
Francisco
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)
3-30
41c
(quar.)
______
(stock dividend)
s
5%
36c
(Toronto)
Trust
Premier
—
3-
$1.50
(increased
Inc.
Premier Industrial. Corp.
(quar.)
A
5-15
5-15
'
(quar.)__
National
3-24
40c
(initial)
Insurance
preferred
Louis
40c
$1.25
}25c
f$1.25
75c
20c '
25c
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Ltd., common
A
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
—
Corp.,
Stockyards
Louis Public Service, class A
62Vic
im¬
quar.)™
Lambert
&
Preferred
preferred
Lawrence
5%
St.
(quar.)___—
Co.
Joseph Light & Power,
5%
St.
1
4-
Industrial Products-
Power
Price
2
Lead
Joseph
Share
62'/a c
Yards
Stock
St.
3-
Per
■
5c
(quar.)
Electric
General
2-23
4-10
4-16
3 Vic
quar.)
(quar.)Potomac Electric Power Co., com.
(quar.) —
Power Corp. of Canada, common (quar.) ____
4Va% 1st preferred (quar.)
Partic. preferred (quar.)
Portland
Portland
St.
3 ViC
—
5%
porter
'--..v.
Name of Company
5
——
(quar.)—.
Corp., common
'
■
5c
(quar.)-
Rubber
Plymouth
/ 4-30
3-
3yac
class A (monthly)——.———
(monthly)
(monthly)
—
;
A
3-23
10c
Corp..
Class
3-20
55c
1:20c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-15
25c
Pittsburgh
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
certificates
—.—
—•'-!*
$30
3-14
3-
30c
3-14
3- 1
1
Volume
195
Number
6141
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
/ Name of Company
>
..
Texas Power &
"■ '■*
$4.76-preferred
$4.56 preferred
$4 preferred
(quar.)
4%
Inc.,
$1.25
common
4-10
4-10
5-
4-10
Veeder-Root,
56c
4-
3-
25c
4-
3-24
4-
3-15
•*«
4-
3-15
'■
_______
(quar.)__
31V4C
.(quar.)_;
31 Vic %
•
Co.
(quar.)
:Mfg;
(quar.) r._l____.
:
Industries, .com.
(quar;)/j_'_-il^;
Stock dividend
Thrift
class
on
Investment,-
$1.50
A
Viking
Virginia
Pump
Coal
3-15
3-
Virginia
Dare
20c
Lewis
Foods
25c
Class" A
'
A
4-
.; 4- 2
31 Vic
4-
(quar.)
B_'_L_
:.'5 5%
31 Vic
*
2
7
2-20
3-15
i,
3-31
New
Vita
'Vulcan
3-15
,
Co.
5.75%
4-10
3-15
5%
3-19
3-
3-
5
6V4%
v
preferred
_//
12 %c
4-
10-
50%
2
preferred
4% 7o
&
3-
9
3-
9
/
"■
Wall
3-
8
2
3-15
4-
2
3-14
4-25
,
1
3-
Lines
4-11
True Temper Corp.
•4%%
Trunz,
'
stock.
Trunkline
Trust
Twentietn
■
Washington
9
Waste
2
9
d
}
4-
2
4-
-
3-15
Waukesha
4-
9
2
3-
3-
3-12
30c
7
&
■/
IOC
2%
/
•
'
62%C
Weissberg
pfd.
4-
2
\
3-15
7
3-
Wellington
2
Welsbach
'
3- H
2
3-12
4-
Tube
7 West
5
7
5-22
preferred
'•
from
investment
4V4%
income
5-15
7;
50c
3- 9 :
3-15
3-
5
30c
.
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
%.35c
-
:
3-30
3-14
40c
3-30-
3-16
40c
3-29
3-12
'*
30c
3-15
3-12
*
-18c
3-15
3-
•/15c
4-
1
4-
1
V
•
-v
Investors
lie
37 %c
ended
U.
S.
U.
S.
U.
S, Lines
U.
S.
Bank
still
-
subject
to
;Comptroller
U
S
U.
Pipe
S.
U.
S.
-
S.
8%
U,
1
S.
7%
3-15
&
Rubber
Tobacco
10%
U,
S.
Trust
approval
by
Universal
4%%
(Boston)
Utilities
Utah
Marion,
Oil
&
3-
2
3-
Wi'l
:V 7" 1 '
6-
pfd.
-
ticker symbol
3-
2
3-
5
4-
2
■
-
•Williams
4-16
4-
"7
3-
Co., 5%
(quar.
Wilson
4-11
7-10
8-1
7-10
4-2.
3-13
7-
6-12
&
(stock
Inc.
-
>
Van
capitaFgains. j*/.'
Sciver
(J.
B.),
5%
pfd.
A
.
'
3-
3-26
2-21
4%%
6-26
5-21
Wisconsin
3-15
3-
3-
1
3-15
3-
6%
Electric
4-
5
2-
preferred
Wisconsin
5
(quar.)
Michigan
3-
it
Power
shareowners,
its
to
major
the New; Yorlt Stock Exchnuge.
on
for¬
securities
•than. 1,100
.
4-15
'.%r%
>:/; -7 •
that the
'.''7. > /'
consolidated
$6,640,000,
net
increase
an
'/ /,.
earnings for the year ended Dee. 31,
of nearly 6% over the 1960 total of
,
1961
share
for
1960.
The
•.
.
share compared with $1.10
share amount allows for provision of
portion of the initial dividend on the com¬
earnings amounted
in
1961
to $1.15 per
per
3-15;!
$58,000
3-16
pany's new convertible preferred stock which was earned during
2-16
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
3-
9
;
4-
1
3-
9
7
4-
2
3-
9
3-15
3-
3-
3-16
the
past
year
the
1960
total of
1959
total
of
amounted
gypsum
1961.
and insulating products during
$74,376,000. This was a 3%, increase over
only 4% under the company's record
to
$72,006,000 and
$77,164,000.
Permanente's 22-year
9
4-
a
The
total ranks second highest
sales
1961
history.—V. 195,
p.
in
749.
1
3-23
of
payment
Sales of Permanente's cement,
3-9
15c
•
//
,
3-30
4-2
during
n
3^15
;
1
7.'
tl5c
3-20
1
4-1
$1.06%
The
2-27
4-
S
Pfaudler
1
99%
&
Stock
Ltd.,
Offer
Purchase
7,-v.;,
Ac¬
/
/"7-
announced that their offer, through
Morganto
purchase all outstanding shares of Henry
On
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
62%C
3-
2
2-16
62 %c
6-
1
5-18
4-2
3-15
process
3-19
2-16
7,
3-12
for
3-20
Co.
ordinary
of
75c
3-22
has
Co.
—
V//".
Ltd.
of Leven,' Scotland,
has been accepted for over
shares, and over 90% of both classes of preference
.basis of these percentages, Pfaudler Permutit has con¬
summated the purchase agreement at a total cost of $4,350,000.
The
offer to purchase the remaining shares remains open, and it is anti¬
cipated that 100% ownership will be achieved within six months.
Balfour
shares.
81 %c
25%
&
Inc.
;
company
Grenfell
3-20
'
Permutit
ceptances—
3-16
3-13
20C
3-
3-30
25c
/'.;
3-15
40c
40c
Pfaudler
the
Permutit
Inc.
a
major
manufacturer of
treating equipment etc.,
and water
1962 to purchase all outstanding shares
$4%
approximately
million
cash.
corrosion resistant
had made an offer on Feb.
of Henry Balfour & Co. Ltd.
-
,
':
7/
7c
3-
5
5.04%
3-19
5.08%
Wiser
Oil
3-
3-23
Wometco
15c
3-30
3-15
Class
5C
3-30
3-16
■
5
2-28
2-28
3-2/
3-
5%
Wool
2
3-12'
2-28
2-28
4-13
_____
$1.26
5-
1
4-13
tion
:___
$1.27
5-
1
4-13
The
4-
2
3-
_!
(quar.)______
(quar.)
;
17%c-v|
9
3-1
3-15
3-
3-28
3-
7
Woolworth
-
'
4-
5
-
"7
to
Corp.
"
••
t
/
ii".
W.)
payment
about
ceme
tax
(annual)
Co.,
for
Ltd.
the
$0.09 7/lOc
$1.25
_
-
3-28
7.3-7
10c
3-29
3-
1
3-29
3-
1
3-13
1-25
ordinary—
year
after
1961
equal
in-
British
4'
-
,
com¬
incurred to finance
and for additional
construction.
and
Natural
Gas
is engaged in the distribu¬
and South Carolina.
Greensboro, Winston-Salem
High Point, in North Carolina and Greenville and Spartanburg, in
Piedmont
of natural
major
South
gas
cities
Carolina.—V.
organized
in 1950,
in the Piedmont area of North
served
194,
include
p.
Charlotte,
1951.
1
75c
&
3-15
6V2C
will be used by the
to repay temporary bank loans
additions to its distribution system,
pany
1
-
company's first mortgage bonds, series due 1987.
Proceeds from the financing
3-15
Lothrop, common—
preferred (quar.)_ix_j_L—:?■
Final
•'
of this
5-
35c
(quar.)
Foam
March 8, 1962, it was reported that White, Weld
Co., New York City, had arranged the private place¬
with several institutional investors, of $6,000,000
ment
3-20
$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Woodward
Piedmont Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Bonds Sold Privately
—On
$1.25
-
common
Enterprises, class A (quar.)
B
•
75C
preferred
4-10
4-13
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
3-30
3-30
4-30
3-15
(quar.)
Service,
(quar.).
3-31
ioc
3-15
$1.10
9
preferred
3-31
5
$1.20
3-15
Public
3-
$1.50
and its subsidiary companies engineer, design, and manufac¬
equipment for the chemical and process industries.—V. 195, p. 1023.
Balfour
ture
5
3-16
3-30
2-28
3-
5%
10-
2%
dividend)-
2-28
2
4.76%
1
0
3-15
2
preferred
preferred
Wisconsin
1
4-
6
7-
3-15
4-
1
11-
$1.06%
4-
7
$1.12%
4-
3-
1
$1.12%
4.40%
3-31
1
8-
Power—
5
5
5-
&
1
4-16
was
were
The
per
$1.25
—
3-
$1.35
more
$6,279,000.
1
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)j;___
of
In addition to. announcement, of -1961 -results. Marsh revealed
&
3-
3-30
ranks
registered increases in both sales and earnings
announced by President. Wallace. A. Marsh,
'..
1962.
9
3-15
/4-15
Power
3-15
67c
the
to
is Kaiser
/
•
by approximately 9,500
over-the-counter.
Admission/of
Permanente
1
32c
dividend)-.
one
regular quarterly dividend
011
its common stock of
17% cents per share, payable April 30, 1962
to share owners of record April 13,
1962 and the first full-quarter's
dividend on its newly-issued convertible preferred stock of 62% cents
per share, payable April 30, 1962
to share owners of record April 13,
3-12
2
3-15
50c
&
c
"
/
,
50c
$4.25
Wings
62 %C
':
principal wholly-owned sugsidiary
held
company's board of directors have declared
1
4-
35c
;
is
and
company
1961,
2-15
:i:50c
.
Light
4Vs>% preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
1
Its
stock,
traded
was
-The
/
3-16
40c
3-26
4_; 1
3-
1
3-20
18%c
2
4-
Oakland, Calif.,
t7%c
/
(quar.)_
2-
7
3-15
18c-
:
(quar.)
common
3-15
...
Pacific.
Inc.
Co.,
Permanente's
(quar.)
Company,
Wisconsin
33C'
2
4-
25C
9
/
in
Sales—Earnings Higher—
77/
1961
Candle
$1
-
' *.•
4-11
1
year
—.
40c
Value Line"Rpecial Situations Fund, Inc. (Del.)
(2c- -from
earned ..income' and "65c
from
c'*
the Western
in
',,'Permanente's
i
i
on
The
12,
materials
building
United States companies listed
1
offices
executive
$1
$1.25
(quar.)__—__
3-
-
noc
•
its
trading, "adds
5-
..
■v
pfd.
3-15
(,qiia'r.) i./i_'__
has
5-15
25c
—_——
1
(quar.)
stock
March
on
convertible
8-14
20c
,
4-
;
preferred
Exchanges
shares of common stock mud 365,000
preferred stock currently issued and
5,719,142
cover
series,
57c
1
'
9/
.
Listing—
convertible
common and
Coast Stock
1
37%c
;
(quar.)—,
3-
.
through
Kaisey industrial companies. A major producer
in the United States, Pcrmanente markets ■ its
products from Alaska to the Mexican border and from Texas to Guam
of
1
$1.50
Works
°5c
(quar.)
1962,
assigned to the company,by the Exchange is £NC.
listings
of
Pacific
6-
30c
1
4334C
1,
of the affiliated Henry J.
3-$
5-
______—_______
4-
;
Cement Co.—NYSE
and
9-
$1.31%
$2
______
April
,
3-12
2
8-1
(quar.)
27 %c
17 %c
York'
Pcrmanente
3-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
or.
Also included in the listings were-925,659 shares of com¬
mon
stock reserved for conversion of the
convertible preferred stock
and the exercise of officers' and employees' stock options.
/
'3-20
4-1
VaC
7
common
(The)
Bros.
redemption
for
$7%c
semi-annually)
Mfg
Baumer
&
called
listed its
company
New
i/The
3-20
75c
(quar.)
on
.
_v
i
The
Shares
3-9
6c
-
/
3-20
•
75c
__________
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Wheels Express (stock
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly)
32c
Light; common
2
4-16
30c
5
quar.)__
Y.)____.
3-
4-30
62 %C
•
Common
(Q"ar.)__,
(N.
the
3-20
30c
;;
(increased)
1;
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
1
10c
4-
(quar. )_/__"____
preferred
1
merly
(quar.)
A
Pro¬
respectively
100%
Pcrmanente
3-
3-15
$35c
Brake
were
Anadarko
and
9
,,3-8
3-31
Cement
preferred
Co.
$7,500,000
910.
p.
si
(quar.)
Electric
195,
Gas
and
260.
at
3-31
12%
A
Last year such expenditures
Trunkline
at
-
(for
/
the
7 3-
3-30
(quar.)
class
$2
J.
3-15
'
I
1.
3-
4-16
A____-_____
3-
:r30c
'
p.
3-
Yukon Corp., Ltd.—
Williamhouse
8
payment
sinking fund, $22,400 of its oVa'k
debentures due
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., 70 Broadway, N. Y.—V. 195,
of
1984
1,
3-15
3-23
1961)__
Stores, Inc., com.
4.25% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
3 V4%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
7 3- 2
The corrected
here,
Canadian nonresident tax.
$59,000,000
spent
has
company
April
'
(quar.)___.
Machine
Wilcox
7
1
:
(quar.)_
common
Industries
preferred
3-28
.
3-15
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
Products
Power /fe
$1.28
3-15
4-
(quar.)
Y;)___ir___
(N.
convtrtible
Universal
3-20
:
4-
(quar.)
(DelJ
V
2 77
$1.12%
'
3-15
7
J
(ouar )
(increased
com.
Universal-American
.
Whitin
7/
5-17
4-16-
is indicated
outstanding.
62
Wieboldt
the
United Towns Electric, Ltd. (reduced) __:
United Utilities (increased-enar.
.'
:
incorrect.
was
tax
Subsidiaries
1961.—V.
3-20
-7
2%
;
;i)
4-20
N-
The
Gypsum
•
55c
.of
Co.
4-
in
operation
;// 3-15
3-15
•
30c
receipts'
Corp.
Air
Pass &
Common
■
iquar.)
Co.
1
9 J
4-16
.
27 %C
____:
common
Lines
Trust
.
Currency-.:
preferred
Co.,
preferred
Truck
S.
31.
Ltd.,
preferred
(Increased
div.
(quar.)
1
/<■ 25c
Co.,, class
depositary
Dec.
Whitehall
3- 1,
Non¬
source.
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.—Partial Redemption
1
7
6-15
4-
18c
preferred
White
7'
3i
J
3-30 V
30c
22 %C
stock
6-
10c
$1.02%
$110
^
(quar.)
20c
the
preferred
non-cum.
S
U.
.
8%
an
Investment
Co;,
non-cum,
6-
3-
the
at
v.-"/
date
income
Company
expansion
1
50c 7
(quar.)
Foods,
514%
3-16,
3-22
;
U
'
A
preferred
5%
3-20;
3-30 y
i5c
Oregon—
Playing Card~(quar.)
Realty
•
,
17%c
(quar.),, /■■;
(s-a):
Portland,
'
t 8%,
(quar.)
4-10
5c
pfd.
of
the
of
& Foundry
Extra
U.
pfd.
White Motor Co.,
Si .75
(N. J,);' 4 % %
National
5-
150
Whippany Paper Board Co., (quar.)
(quar.
Stockholders. approved
;
^
4.40%
Class B (quar.)
Wheeling Steel, common
3-12
•4-10
7% preferrod /ouar.
v
9
deductible
tax
resident tax 7%.
tax.
and/or record
small.
duction
1
5-15
$1.05 '
/Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Weston
(George), Ltd.,
class
2-28
9 "
1
4-
17 %c
-
4-16
10c
funds,
15%;
Income
pipeline expansion program.
relatively
3-15
4-15
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1
7 /
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2
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2
•
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._!
!_
U. S. Freight, new com.
(initial-quar.)
U.
4-
12 %c
—
4-30
,(quar;)_^L__/_i'_."_l^/:'L:_'/.;!* $1.12%
preferred
nificant
2-28
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30C
3-30
S.
Ceramic
•
$1.50
(quar.)_
$2.50
(quar.)
4-
8
3-9-.
Continued from page 10
2-19
3-31
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7
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3-15
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3-15
3-15
B
Westfair
2-28
1
3-26
35C'
3-
3-
2
3-30
4-
25c
United Printers & Publishers (stock dividend)
United
Stockyards Corp.
(quar.)--____
r
4-
66c
Monthly
*,4V2%
3-30
•
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4-13
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5-15
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2-26 '
7%
quar.)
_v.
5c
.
Westinghouse
(quar.)__
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
Pacific Corp./ (quar.)
4
3-31
50%
Western Massachusetts Cos. (increased quar.)
$1.06'4
United New
5-
10c
Surety Co.—
Publishing
."Class
and- 6c
(monthly)
3-16
.
■77 American
3-20
3-12
45c
3-
General Corporation and
Investment News
/
3-12
1
115c
Western Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
5
3-15
4-10'
3-15
4-
50c:
(quar.)_-—____—_______
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class
-Western
■
1
3-16
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3-31
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United
4-16
r
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date
8
26'AC
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'6%
preferred (quar.)___il__
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Kentucky Gas
(quar.)___;
Western Natural Gas, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Western Power & Gas, common
(quar.)_
5%
preferred <quar.)_^
3-1
1
4.
8
(Initial)
'':7'/7%:./
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$2.50
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1
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2-15
(quar.)_
.
7
4-2
2
tax
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3-
3-
y
$2.50 class A (<iuar.)_____
3-16
10%
Canadian
In
British
Less
x
3-22
50c
.Reduced" quarterly
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3-16
3-31
3-15'
3-15'
"4-
20c
Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
3-12
~"
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3-31
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:
preferred
4-20
-/'•: $75c
3-15
17 VaC
(quar.)
Previously published date
3-22
Virginia Puln & Paper (quar.)
-
1
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12 %C
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5rl5-
2-151
4-
$1.25
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20c
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profits)
:
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(quar.) _____/
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//"United
4.10%
4-20
securities
preferred
3-
17 %c
(quar.
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
...
United Gas. Corp.
United Gas Improvement,
'
,
net
preferred
4/20%
5-15
9
:
3-15
1
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(quar.)
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a
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from
3-15
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3-22
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.
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investment income)
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.
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30c
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(quar.)_
(quar.)
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$4.50
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(quar.)i____i__^_-_____i.__^_
3-30
United-Carr.Fastener (quar.)!
1
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5y2%
Corp.
3-
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.
3-20
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3-16
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6
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15C
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1
' $1,12 Vi
(quar.),^_-___^—
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2
3-20
7
6 Ac
3-15
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Zenith
3-
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Ohio Gas
West
Stock
>3-12
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Union Stock Yards (Omaha)
-
■
3-2
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3-15
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> 4%. preferred
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.
Zale
Co.
Co.
1
Union Investment'-Co. (Detroit).
(quar.)_
Union Metal Mfg."'(quar.)
-
2-13
(quar.)____
Electronics
Scientific
1
$1
Stock ' dividend
"
/
3-15
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v.,
8-31
3-30
$1.25
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preferred ($100 par)
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preferred
5%
("quar.)_____
Co.
4-
-
(Kansas)
5%
.
$6 pfd.
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Welch
6-
$15c
/
Union Gas .System
7%
10c
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6-5
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;
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7X77^ ,$4;50 preferred (quar.')_______u'_
.
5-31
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15c
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3-15
'
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2-28
9-15
37c
2-28
15c
!
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(H. R.) Corp.—-
3-1
5-
43c
$5.70 preferred (quae.
% % * preferred A
3-15
6-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
15c
6%
Motor
2-28
3-31
7
15c
:
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5
A
;
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3-1
3-31
3-16
72c
'Union Bag-Cunip .Paper .((ncrea.sed-quar,) __4..". Union EleckMc .Co., common/tquat^
Union
Younker
<fc
Sheet & Tube
•'•2-28
V
"
$4;00
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Park
3-20
,7
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3-16
2
37 %c' >,,'4--'2%
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3-15
20C
'-
•
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19c
(initial-quar.)
Knapp,
Welded
Unilever, N. V.''(final)
7'77 V "$3.50; preferred
,
Pictures—
3-15 ;/
50c-
(quar.j-
•
Water
Corp.,
3-15
10c
2-28
4-15
4-
$1.25
(quar.)__//'_/
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•
Research.
'
3-1
3-15
$1.12%
25c
:
10c
%c; /
12
1
.
American shares
(final)
Udyilte /Cbrp: (quar.
1.
z
77 Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd. (qnpr.)
60C 2nd preferred
(quar.)___l___I
(quar.)
:
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp. (monthly)
4!/2%
'
2-28
$1.03
7
9
3-15
40c
common'
•
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$1.05" / 3-20
•
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preferred C
Waterous Equipment, Ltd
Waters Mfg. (stock dividend)
Webb
;
,
..
Youngstown
___
*■
(quar.
Corp. (quar.)
King Corp.,
3-
(quar.)
208 "South/La- SallO =Street- (uuar;) u^;ii._
•
9
3^
4-
3-15
Century-Fox Film ",(stk.. dividend)
>""$l;50 preferred
'- -
9
JI5C
& Power
Yosemite
$1.01
Gooderham & Worts,
common
3-
Co.
•-P Twin Coach Co.,
* New
3-15
Gas
Lighf
2-28
2-28/
York
York
Warner Electric Brake & ,Clutch Co. (111.)
Washington Real Estate
Investment Trust
(D C) Shrs. of beneficial interest (initial)
2
.>■!'
•
3-
*
3-20
J
Tucson Gas Electric
%•
Warner Bros.
'
4-30
Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)^_
Company v (Morris County)
(quar.)__
of New Jersey (Jersey City, N. J.)
-
Trust
Press
(Jim)
12 %c
Y.)__
•(quar.
97
10c
3-20
IMC
3-
7%c
;
(quar.).
3-12
10c
3-20
t40c
2
10c
common
preference
9
(quar.)
Mfg.
Batteries
35c
Ltd.__
Wallace
(Del.)—
(N,
;
Quarterly
■Quarterly
$1.25
Investing Corp..
ordinary income plus 10c from
realized capital gains payagle in cash or
20c
Corp.
Inc.
•
4-
:!:$1.12i/a
(increased)
Trans-Lux Corp. (quar.)
Trans-Prairie Pipelines, Ltd.
Truax-Traer
Coal
,(quar.) .
/
4-2
12%c
Television
1
3-19
(quar.)
Corp.
(Hiram)
! 4- 2
-
t5Uc
_______
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1
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;
(quar.)
from
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>
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2-23
i
&
3%:
Street
(6c
stock¬
+60c
Quarterly
3-15
Yale
2-23
3-15
! 51.56 Ya
4%%
Reed, class A
Electric
Walxer
.
3-15
2
4-
37 Vac
Inc.
(quar.)___.
Corp.
3- 5
3-15
'-•
/
preferred
3-1
,
;;.'; ' 7'' /7 <:7- ,7 yt:.;
Walgreen Company
.
3-12
3-15
40c"
(quar;)
Transcontinental
3-15 '
1
,// 15c
Wagner
9-15
3-15
50%
(quar.)
Bus System,
2
4V2%
'
30c
/// Class
6-15
3-26
4-
5c
March: 28)
preferred
4-
3-20
•
(quar.)
Railroad!
'
2
3-30
;
25c
;
(quar.)
25c
3-15
30c
;
(s-a )
Corp.,
y
3-26
.
12 %C
__
B
3-
!___
(quar.)__.
Wabash
.
3-15
/•;
7- 2
/
12 %c
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2
J40c
dividend)—.:
..
5%
4-
12 %C
(quar.
preferred'
Waadell
;.7 35c %
Class
10c
Press
3-12
3-
9
3-15
12 %c
Traders .Finance Corp., class .A
3-20
Xerox
3-30
3-15
-
(quar.)_
Materials—•
3-12
'15c
10c
-/'*■:
of
2
(initial-quar.)
Products
(quar.)
Grocery
3-12
Todd Shipyards
holders
4-
10c
(increased-quar.)
Food
Von's
->
30C
____
-77
Towmotor Corp. (increased)
Stock div.
(subject to approval
25c
common
3-31
.12 V'aC
Co.
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (monthly)
,
.
3-31
-
(quar.
(quar.)
Torrington
2
tl2%c
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
__!
;_
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke (quar.)
Virginia Telephone «& Telegraph—,
;
9
3-15
3-31
$1.12'/a '
9
2..
3-31
:
$1.06% /:
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&
preferred (quar.)i._^
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$4.20 preferred (quar.)
.
3-
4-12
37 yac
■
(quar.)___
(quar.)
3-1:
Worthington
40c
/ $5
3-
-
3-16
I
12.1/2 c
*
2
'
15c
& class
Title Guarantee Co. (N. Y.) (stock div.)____
Times-Mirror Co.; <quar.)
,r
Tishman Realty &
Construction; (quar:)
Tobin Packing Co. (qaar.)_.
Class B (quar.)
;
.
2
31 Vic
/ "Common
.
; 2-28
'3-9
'
'
(quar.)
/
; ^-15
7:__J_7
pfd. A
3-15
World
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—-
3-15.
2-28
$i
.
7\ Tip Top Products—
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A
(quar.)
Class
3-31
3-15
(quaaMl'__li2_ll_;
:4%% /preferred B. Hquay.)
7.1 Tidewater Oil .Co.,
$1.20 pfd.
Tiffany & Co.
(quar.)
Tillie
$1.25
preferred
preferred (quar.
Thriity Drug Stores, 4%%
3-15
4-16
3-30
3-30
18c
$1.12%
18%c
1
(quar.)________—:
(stock
When
Holders,
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
3-
l
Stores
Color
Corp.
3-10
(quar.)
Coke
&
Wear
•
7/7: $1.25
.
3-31
1
'35c
(quar.)
com.
/
2-26
Work
50c
Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.
Equipment (quar.)
Victoria & Grey Trust Co.
(quar.)_
3-15
3-20
3-20
__—
Viceroy
3-12
5
3-20
'
Trust
Per
Name of Company
4-
40c
(quar.)/
&
53
37 %c
Victor
4-1
-
57c preferred'initial series (quar.)
*
Bank
15c
fr; ,tv<■ 7-<7^•
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L_;
.Thrift Drug Co. of Pennsylvania
'2-28
Company
$1.25 "
& Betts Co.,. common (quar.)
$5 preferredJ(quar..I ___i__j,i^___^_i^j___i
Thompson Ramo, Wooldridge; com. (quar.)
common
3-15
Venao
Vermont
13 Vac
-
(quar.')"___i._l__l_^_*____-_"_'__'
Thouofare Markets;
•'
•35c
1
(quar. )
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
—
Inc.
When
Share
5-
Thomas
f...
of Company
Van Waters
$1
(quar.)-______^^'_i__!___i.
s*A ,/47p7: preferred
Name
4-10
5-
Glass
$5 preferred
Per
of Rec. *
& Rogers, Inc. (quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills,
Inc.
(quar.)_
Vapor Corp.
(quar.)__
._
Thermogas Corp.
Thomas
Holdera
1
$1.19
.
preferred
preferred
Thatcher
5-
$1.14
__
(quar.)_
rTexas Utilities, Co. .(increased-quar.)
Textron,
Payable
$1.21
_____
(quar.)______
Textiles." Inc.,
When
Share
.
Light; $4.84 pfd. (quar.)
(1253)
'
Potomac Electric Ppwer Co.—Rights
Offering to Stock¬
holders—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., New York City; and
Johnston, Lemon & Co., Washington, D. C., head a
group which is underwriting an offering by the com¬
pany of 536,221 shares of its common stock to stock¬
holders at $39 per share, on the basis of one share for
54
(1254)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
each 15 shares held of record March
7, 1962.
in
a
rotary press, the designs are Imprinted in any.-of a number
possible colors on whatever substance the customer is using..
Rights will
expire March 21.
»
PROCEEDS—Proceesd
used
by
the
imburse
tofore
to
company
treasury
made,
is
It
its
and
estimated
for
to
the
of
stock
common
will
of bank loan notes, to re¬
construction expenditures here¬
anticipated future construction.
additions for the year 1962 will
larger
portion of
in part, for
property
gross
to
automotive
ings.
population
of
about
crmorising
1,480.090.
the
Columbia and portions of adjoining counties in
reported
to
the
operating
stock
common
12
of
revenues
-
of
enaed
mouais
one
$96,424,111
$15,972,062.
•
entire
1961,
31,
District
the
applicable
earnings
and
-
present' financing,
first
of
the
ditional
in
the
the
from
$33
at
company
share,
per
the *
following respective
percentages, the shares of
stock nofcissuedupohthe exercisd of rights:
common
'
-
Parker
;
7.10
6%
.path
Alex.
W.
7.10<
Eastman
Dillon,
curities
&
Union
Mackall
L.
Se¬
Inc.
7.10'
Freres
Merrill
Lynch,
8c
ner
Paine,
Rlter
7.10
Co
Ferris
—; 7.10
&
Co.
195
3.60
853.
p.
This
panies,
Becker
stock
for
all
y- Howard
will
the
on
1.50
1.50
add
.80
A
cents in
In
their
John
G.
letter
to
Powers,
stockholders,
President,
Richard
P.
Ettinger, Chairman, and
long-term plans work out
volume
predict
and
division
"Each
years.
195,
profits
under
the
laws
June
at
15707
Livernois
share
president.
as
motors.
All
•
v'^ '
"T
produced in
are
Common
—
Offered
Pursuant to
—
fered
publicly, 30,000 shares of this firm's
at $5 per
share.
-
addition
stock
common
first
of
.
,
a
^
incorporated
was
under,
the
laws
of
Schutter Microwave
Net
proceeds, estimated at $128,900, will be used by
the company to repay bank
loans, and increase work¬
ing capital..
* .* v
'
,
.
BUSINESS—The
organized in
of
La
Crosse,
additives
for
sidiaries
of
was
engaged
products,
Today the company and its sub¬
in the development, manufacture and sale of a
including additives for gasoline and motor oils,
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Registered
6V*%
6%
participating debs.___
.
convertible
cumulative
Common
—V.
stock
195,
the
chase
Tool
of
was
Grand
is
10,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
manufacturer
Die
Casting,
to
be'nre.
latest
the
was
addition
as
the
Inc.,
main
in
one
acquired
Park, 111. The pur¬
president of the parent company.
servicing
o^her
M-t*
Ram's
has
Elmwood
supplier of
h"*
tools,
acounts.
Rom
recent
die
Ram's
Tool
casting
The
Corp.
expansion
re¬
operation
This
name.
program.—V.
5-for-l
will
be
The
the
Roblin
aie
distributed
March
cias,
h
107,911
from
to
160,000
shares
as
of
Following
cents
holders
a
of
a
The
record
as
of
the
for
The
record
March
s
date
approved
new
March
and
meeting
declared
A shares,
12.—V.
193
145,869
quarterly
payable March
p.
the
will
outstanding
from
a
for
shares
common
issued
the
directors
the old cla
on
record
of
rr^ord
authorized
and
date
meeting,
share
stockholders
26
shares
meeting
common
to
Corp.,
19
to
stock¬
2154.
debt, purchase
ment, and working capital.
of
additional
equip¬
BUSINESS—The
company is a New York corporation organized Dec.
1, 1959 to acquire the stock of
Cylinders, Inc., a New Jersey corporation,
then engaged in the
gravure engraving business in
Grenloch, N. J.
On Oct. 31,
1960, the company acquired all of the assets of
Cylinders,
Inc. which was (hen
dissovled. Since earlv 1960, the company has occu¬
pied a modern plant at 701 Public
Road,
Essentially,
Designs sent
the
the
onto
the
in
Palmyra, N. J., which replaced
facilities.
business
customers
fs
are
custom
prepared
gravure
and
engraving.
photographed;
photographs are then exposed onto highly sensitized paper. From
paper they
are then
transferred and etched by skilled workmen
copper cylinders so prepared that when the customer
places them
.■
FINANCING
y
A y--.y'
:
Report—
.
a
'1961
was
the
Edison' chief executive
reported.
million
■
more
"the
.
people
central
of
and
California
company
has
-
for redemption;
called
series
will
due
made' at
be
1984
Wells
into
in
>::
r
Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
of the sinking fuhd,
series C, due 1983 and
D,
the area served by Edison
California.-r-V. .195, p. 568,
moved
southern
$700,000
$600,000
101.53%
at
3, 1962,- through
5'Ya% mortgage
its
first
-
first.
its
5%%.
•
mortgage
•
plus
accrued interest. Payment
American Trust Co., 464 California
Bank
Fargo
April
on
of
of
Public
Service
v\
Coi^Rights Offering to -
stock
is offering its stockholders-
company
a^ $30
common
per, share oh the basis of one share
shares held of record March 6 with-
mon' shares not subscribed Tor under the
primary rights.'
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., New York City, is the principal
underwriter.
■■
■;;
BUSINESS—The
company
of 720 Mercantile Dallas Bldg.,
DallasTex., is engaged in the generation, transmission, distribution and" sale,
of electric energy,
over 99%
of its operating revenues having been,
derived from this .service durlng the fiscal year ended Aug. 31^ I96It
The
company Also provides
Mexico;
The
1
330,000 shs.
part
of
New.
.
•
the "South Plains" region; it also includes the Pecos Valley
in southeastern New Mexico and a small, section of east central'
Mexico.
serves
1960
census
New
Mexico
,
''
electric
company
1799.
.
water- service in the City, of- Clovis, New
,*■
Panhandle,"
region
Partial
*
-•
territory: served' by • the company; includes the region • generallyas:
the
"Texas ? Panhandle," • extends
north into the ^'Okla¬
and extends south'in Texas--to embrace, the-greater-
known
homa
y.-
p.
-•
Edison^ Co.—Annual
rights0'td'-'fexpiro '-March Subject to allotment, the
company
will - offer stockholders and employees, the'
right to subscribe at the same price for additional com-,
Outstanding*
•
Center—Financing
announced
was
properties "comprise
with electric energy
of' 2.000
population
Arranged—
Richard
M.
6%
by
due
in
the
is
of
one
United
the
largest
States.
understood
mall-type
to
be
loans
major
and
is
for
shopping
unidentified, the
Although
a
regional
from approximately
metropolitan Cleveland.
insurance
well
in
Hurd,
interconnected
an
28
or
communities
five
more,
in
such
system..
Texas
The;
with-:
communities
a
inr
plant
in
shopping,
1,000,000
center,
of
the
expected
ever
institutional
eral
of
this
firm's
proceeds
relocations;
new
and
2,600,000
able
living
from
purchase" of
products;
administrative
the
financing" will
machinery
repayment
of
expenses;
and
BUSINESS—The
is engaged
power
supplies,
sories.
The
other
schools,
and
certain
829,992
reserve
,
,
"
tanks
nuclear
debt;
for
and
medical
75C.Q00
•>
'
..
for
In
addition,
there'are -many
enterprises.
.to. apply a porton-of.'..the net(estimated at not less than $12,-
of
to the payment in
$7,100,000)
improvements to
be added to the
full of bank loans
obtained
the
for
construc¬
i.s
properties and the oalanca
general funds of the company
the, payment of further costs of additions
■"■;
:
[, '■■■'■'
■
',
Outstanding-r
—_—2;
bonds.._:
mortgage
%
119,168,000
par
•
7,75^,000
:^refeirred "Stock-—-;'r '
'
-,-
par
valueJi-Ui.;;!--^
22,500,000
:
•••
19,420,000 .if 1
,
:v 8,000,000-
12,500,000
fstock * C$i- par)^' 15,000,000 shs,
9,283,602 shs.
.UNDERWRITERS-—Subject- to the terms: and conditions of tlie uni
del-writing agreement, the underwri.;ers named below have severally
agreed to purchase, at $30 per share, as nearly; as practicable in the
following
issued
the"
percentages,
pursuant
ployees:..:'",,
to
the
shares
."
........
A.
••
C.
•%
-
Lee
2.75
&
3.75
Co.,
additional
common. stcck
not
stockholders, and
common
em¬
'
10.00
Allyn & Co.,,:...:.-
Elair
of
to
offerings
.
.
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc._—2
-
.••%•.';'!
(12,000)
proposes
financing
the. amount
will
Common
4"
and
300 000
>
in
proceeds
$25
.
•/;.
largest
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECTfRESENT FINANCING,
Authorized;;.- Outstanding
per share
present
and
■*$100
and
acces¬
;
.
ten
Artesia
Debentures-
schools-
veterinary schools
'V
the
additions
Cum,ulatiVe
gen¬
.
"
of
First
for
.working
•
devices
and
Authorized
Blvd., Long Island City
development of high-voltage
and
from
served.
commercial
after deducting expenses)
such
-
5,
used
contingencies
; •
territory
and
and
will be available
and' improvements. *
Astoria
and
(23,713)
share;
be
be" used
sells its products to universities,
pharmaceutical companies,
(par 10 cents)
194,,- p.; 1657.
for
will
industries
(outstanding
tion
inventory;:'develop¬
outstanding
centers.
■
.
Common stock
■—V.
electrophoresis
company
research
of 28-21
experimentation
company
in
per
Clovis
.
the
in
activities
proceeds
in
March
(25,541),
PEOCEEDSr—7?he- compaiiy
—
on
The
population (including that of communities served
territory served is estimated by the company at"..-
861,000.
diversified
to
ge
people
stock
common
working dapital. The balance of the proceeds
capital and other corporate purposes.
/
Y.,
The
of the
portant
to
Oklahoma.
Agriculture and the processing of agricultural products, the produc¬
tion; transportation and processing of oil and natural gas, potash
mining, chemical manufacturing, and cattle and sheep raising are im¬
1988,
centers
Rothenberg,
Co., Inc., New York,Cityrannounced the.initial
sale
of
Carlsbad
Mexico.
in
1930 census population are Amarillov(:lo7,969),
competitively
(128,691), Pampa
(21,661), Borger
<18,735), Levelland (10,153) in Texas; and Ros-;
Plainview
(39,593),
New
such .communities
their
competitively)
company.
through the offering of 100,000 shares, at $2
ment
—
,,(20,911),
,
public
two
and
served
of
Heller &
and
communities
Lubbock
approximately
be
draw
Inc.
•
Higginson
Corp.___^__^
2.75
/Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades & Co.
3.75
The Milwaukee Co;LL-;_^—2L
~
3.75
'
Sheraton Corp* of^America—Debentures
Sold Privately
—On March 7, 1962, the
company announced that its
$8 million issue of
71/2%, capital income
Blyth & Co.,
debentures, due Jan.. 1,
Alex,
and
1989,
were
fully subscribed
•;
.
Sale
of
Boettcher
Bosworth,
^
for
&
"2.50
Dillon»
Eppler,
&
Union
Se-
&.
Inc.-—
Riter
Goldman,
:
Turner, '
;
.
,&
Co.—__
.
# Co., Inc. * 3.75
Hemphill; Noyes & Co.-V--- " 2.75 ~
Kidder,
"-W. C.
.
—V.
Peabody & Co.,' Inc.;
Langley & Co.——^
195, p. 684.*
3.75
.
2.75
Stone
•
3.75-
Harr.im.an'. Ripley
•
&
*
&
Corp.
Stroud
1.00
.75
4.75
.50
Co.'*.-—, 2.50
Co.:
1.5f)
A
——_
Webster
—
1 00
w—.
Smith, Barney «Si Co., Inc.__,
1.00
——
Sachs
1.50,
Dallas Rupe &
Shields & Co
Robert Garrett & Sons—2.50
approximately $4 million will be
outstanding bank loans and
••
—
^Rotan, Mosle & Co
.
Co._____—4.75
Guerin
Temple-
Northwest Co.—__
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
"Rauscher, Pierce & Co.", Inc.
Reaves, Hewitt & Co., Inc..:
Pan-
&'
ton'
&
Jones
Pacific
Co:,'
Sons_'_a__a_L.2.50
Robertson
curities
used for reduction of certain
the balance added to the
company's general funds for
acquisitions and to help finance the cost of
current' con¬
struction.—V. 195, p.;53.
"
:'
;
Brown &
Eastman
,
proceeds,
Sullivan
•':*
1.50
—:_
.coast
the
a
the
8c-
Mitchum,
1.50
Dewar,
:
issue was handled
by Sheraton Securities
wholly owned subsidiary; The debentures were
placed with institutional investors.,
Corp.,
Inc.2-,_a_A„l "3.75
Inc.
sinking fund
the books closed.
Of
company's
by various
PRESENT
,
The
above^—V. 189,
mortgage, which bears interest at
to
agricultural
shares of this firm's 10-cent
par common stock at $5 per
share.
Net proceeds will be used
by the company for
the repayment of
the older Grenloch
first
believed
controlled
Nv
of
TO
20
for each 20
line, of
a
"-A. y
" income for
flSJS S'
common
Severence Shopping Center, located in Cleveland
Heights, a part
of metropolitan Cleveland,
comprises 64 acres and will have 70 stores
in 865,000 square feet of
building. The project is an inclosed climatic-
364,672.
dividend
Cylinders, Inc.—-Common Offered—Pursuant to a
Feb. 21, 1962
offering circular, Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
&
French Inc.,
Philadelphia, offered publicly, 60,000
.
it
PROCEEDS—Net
increase
-
value)500,000 shs.*'105,000 shs.
par
:
Stockholders—The
The
12.
special meeting of stockholders, will increase
xiom
<0u,Uo0 to 1,750,000 and the issued
400,000
the
to
stock.
omnnon
/-»--„<>
a
to
26
uie
Feb.
s..a.^s
269,782.
the
t..id
a
on
as
Co.
Servonuclear Corp. —Common Offered
Seaway Industries, Inc.
inus,
spilt approved at
outstanding
from
10
of
sphci of
aucnonzt-u
a"d
The
;:;-V.;.yy:;M;-y.,:-y
Stockholders
States .of ,y.
specifications
the right to subscribe ior an additional 442.362 shares of
the
instrumentation
>
*
'
cents
(10
Sou'hwestem
194,
Roblin-Seaway Indusfr'"e«, Inc.—Stock Split Approved
a
-
placed
oower
well
as
microwave
Authorized
& 'Water Co.,
Shopping
Ohio,
investor
electric
by John cuuone,
Casting
in
of
m
the
San Francisco, Calif.; Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall Street, New
York, N. Y. or at the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co.
of Chicago, 231 S. LaSalle Street, Chicago, 111.—V. 193,
p. .1164, • '•
President.
8,227 shs.
'■A 290,674 shs.
Corp.—Acquisition—
1279.
p.
land,
$150,000
'
par)__
__.
fittings,
sophisticated
(par 10 centslX-----*.--2,000,000 shs.
Sevcrence
is
Grand
continue
move
($10
par)
announced
Die
quirements,
will
pref. stock
($1
Chicago
assets
$150,000
260.
p.
Ram
This
debs
art
i
4n
Street,
Hurd & Co., Inc., New York City, has
placed a $14,600,000 first mortgage loan with an institutional investor
for
construction of the Severence Shopping
Center, Cleve¬
Outstanding
$91,600
$91,600
stock
4-*
.
FINANCING
Authorized •«'
6%
component
more
■
:;. See.. Pennsylvania Gas
automobile and household oil products, air, oil and fuel filter
elements, automobile and household wash brushes and related products.
GIVING
and
.
other
CAPITALIZATION
co-axial
switches
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service
Redemption— ; 5 :
-
gasoline and motor oils.
are
■variety
which
Common
EFFECT
GIVING
bonds,
company designed
and: successfully installed
communication switching systems which
kind" in continental United States. As a direct;
-
a
en1 pKi s' thvl;
operation
"
'
^
r.
primarily
r
bonds,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING"''
.
of 122 Main St., La Crosse, Wte.,
was
business established in 1929 in the City
engaged in
the manufacture and
sale
of
company
to acquire
1953
of
line
f
2.2
.
.
power
adapters, mixers, horns and attenuators.
as
1
noted that the end
of 1961;;, climaxed the
company's "billion-,;
decade," a 10-year.,span in wnicn faruss piant construction totaled
billion, generating capacity additions" exceeded, 2.8 million kilowatts
Offered-e—Pur¬
this
complete
such
r
/ 7
California
Southern
the
their
of
York.
w
net
10 counties
effort, the company has produced high power impedance
up to 50kw peak power range. The company also manufactures
devices
microwave
'
'
.
the
are
result
t
and
used to purchase equipment of
Hammond Organ Co,, moving
Aug. 21,,1958 as Carl W.
manually operated high
1, 1862 offering circular, Loewi & Co. Inc., Mil¬
waukee, and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., Minneapolis, of¬
m
a
.
$54,183,053, up 6.3%
over
the
$50,979,532 recorded for 1960. Mr." Quinton said consolidated net in-,,
come of Edison and its .subsidiary,
Associated Southern Investment Co., ; '
was $54,496(402,
equivalent to $1.57 per "share on 30,009,267 shares of
common
stock
outstanding fdllowing the'3-for-l stock split,,* as com-.,
pared with consolidated: net income of'$5T,164,308. of. $1.53. i)eV:: share4"' •
reported for I960,
Record-breaking growth chnract.DV<zed the coninanv's operations last
year, and new marks were achieved in revenue and sales, power generation and peak demand, new generating capacity added, as well as net
: He
military and commercial purposes-such as ;tele<
metry, radar, troposcatter, doppler navigation: and satellite communica¬
March
i
dollar
The company designs and manufactures microwave components which
included in and become a part of electronic systems that utilize
a
n
$1.1
-
.
Pyroil Co., Inc.
.'Ha®"
Edison's
Kansas
are
tions.;: In
,
.
microwaves .for various
Ave.,
amendment
billion dollars in gross revenue, electric' energy sales
billion kilowatt-hour mark, plant investment-topping :
and per-share earnings of $1.56 on the .newly split stock ..i
of
the
income,
::
,
was
later changed by
amendment to its charter, dated
to Schutter Microwave Corp. The company's* officesnand>?i
located at 80 East Montauk Highway, Lindenhurst, N. Y.! "1 :"-;
are
,
'*
,
1959
16,
•
.
,
..
Corp.—Common
from
company
York
W.
^eP°rVJ's&ued toystock-'
-
net
name
plant
cn April 1, 1953.' Its princiDal btfsiness since
inception,, has
the construction, as general contractor, of
educational, industrial,
commercial and other buildings. In addition the
company has entered
into
the development and sale of unimproved land in Florida. The
located
Division
New
of
which
of
been
is
antUcpatey
a
•
Microwave
BUSINESS—The
Michigan
company's principal business office
Detroit, 38, Mich.—V. 195, p. 260.
cents,
for the Solovox equipment, expansion of test¬
ing facilities, advertising and working capital.
State
was ' incorporated
.-He said.; .J'We
.
expenses
other corporate purposes,
ay
company;
Hertel
outboard
cover
Net proceeds will be
Solovox
-tfv-%
^
derwriting, 105,000 shares of its 10c par common stock
at $2.75 per share. The stock was all sold.;:
Pultc-Strang, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to a
Jan. 25, 1962 offering circular, the
company
offered
publicly, without underwriting, 300,000 shares of its
common stock at $1 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated
at $296,OOQp will be used for the
repayment of debt and
att 555
cerchicate of
a
construction-: field,
1093.
p.
billion
$1.5
move
suant to a Feb. 9, 1962 offering circular, the
company
offered to New York State residents only,y: without un¬
and
BUSINESS—The
companies said, this
526.
p.
tvi
r*
bids ' exclusive.v
shares
third
hearing
Publications. Inc., and its affiliates, Technical
Implement & Tractor International Corp;, and Interwill continue as independently managed Kansas
will
Schutter
that if
will more than double within five
subsidiary company has achieved further
growth in 1961, and each has spent substantial sums developing new
publications to assure profitable future growth.''—V. 195, p. 1100.
anticipated,
as
to. sales.
;
City.—V.
29,. 1961,
Nov.
located
the laws of the State
Southeastern Construe-
of
yv?'
i95,
A
common
/
' .
No personnel or operational changes are contemplated,- the announce-"
ment said
and the publications will continue to be based in
Kansas
cents compared
all-time high for the
These figures represent an
i960.
"
the
New
Southern
:
Inc.,
company.
and
company
;
Equipment Red Book, Pricing Guides and Service Manuals.
manual
new
under
name
.,
—V.
.
the merged
of
annually
City.
$4,478,000,
ir\£
engaged ' in
Common
Publications, Inc., publish Agricult'urk' de. las
Farming;" Broadcast Engineering; the new business
Lawn/Garden/Outdoor Living; as well as Implement & Tractor
paper,
■"
/vm1
f
CAPITALIZATION
Tractor
&
On
office
main
organized
under the
/"
and engin'ers» employed by sucn chcfJu,s.: /xccoraingly,"' there is no' V
necessity for the. company to employ: any licensed architects or ,
-,
World
and its Farm
The company established records in sales and profits in 1961.
Ac¬
to the publishing firm's annual report to stockholders, sales
76
w-Vv
Implement 8c /Tractor; Publir-,r.
-'r '
-
of
v*.
Chairman
$2 100,000
Press,
Implement
cording
49-year-old
;
-
stock
City based, firms, with Robert E.
Prentice-Hall, Inc.—Record Sales—Earnings—
to
•***
•
acquisition will increase earnings over 20
the outstanding shares of Sams common stock."
Americas;
«n
-
r
Implement & Tractor
.
were
'*' * iV* r
new
American
.80
$56,780,000, an increase of i9'/e; and profits
increase of 22%.
Earnings per share rose to 93
jy
■
outstanding
Sams
Publications, Inc.;
1.50
reached
\,i:' ,*\<
.
Sams & Co., Inc.—-Acquisiticm-—,
the
"i
•
W.
over
Inc.
changing the
its
with
was
1959,
engineers.■•t'
•
furnished'
by its'clients- and performs its work*ulidCr the. supervision of .architects-.
000*811:3*'
180
250,000 shS.
1,
Associates,
The
ouu shs.:
500 bus
-
Offeted^Pur-.
company's
.
v«
Florida
$13,528;
500 shs."
/\
b^en
company * has
acquired
implement
&
Tractor
75-year-old publishing firm and its associated com¬
City, Mo., according to an announcement by Howard
of
"cations,: Inc..
Rohrbaugh 8c Co
-
";$97,203v/.:-'-
1971
$100)
Corp.^-Gommon
name to Southeastern General Corp.;:,::. % ;
> .«'
business "at"4- the present time consists, primarily of V
4
rQ
4 w1
1
41^
4b 4A ^
the construction of commercial" and Industrial'structures 4
in the" Stsite
of
pior'ida.t' The predecessors "and" nrin'clpals' of the company jhave-. ,
Outstanding
*
&
Fla.,-
Oct.
on.
filed,
The
n
FINANCING
Sams, Board Chairman of the Sams' corh"pahies.V '
The acquisition was made by an exchange of shares of Sams
&
:
cum..(par
tion
was
• *.
r.+
St.,. Hialeah,
Florida
01
Inc.*
2.10
& Lukens—_
«• ♦
PRESENT
TO
(par 10 cents
Kansas
2.10
—
49th
paper
W.
3.60
—k
BUSINESS—The* company
Indianapolis
Publications,
3.60
.
Co
EFFECT
v
stock
2.10
Co
Rouse, Brewer,
Bryant, Inc.Birely & Co
8c
-
.
Laird, Bissell & Meeds——
7.10
Jackson
&
Smithers &
S.
Robinson
Fen-
cover-,
decorative
^...w
GIVING
$5.50
(Howard W.)
Spencer Trask & Co.—— 2.10
7.10
Pierce,
Inc
Webber,
Curtis
—V.
&
Smith
Coe___
F.
——-
Lazard
8c
Rothschild & Co.—
F.
stock,
p. 2446.
':S.:'.vm'-.;-
3.60
.—
Goodbody 8c Co.
Co..
floor
—V,. 194,
as
_'3.60
Langley & Co
7.10
Brown & Sons
Folger, Nolan, Fleming & Co.
..
C.
the
in
;
-
.
Real estate mort.; due Oct. 30,
Common
3.60
Jones, Kreeger & Co
-
firms
are
Promissory note, due June 30,-1963-
%
Hemphill, Noyes 8c Co.
,7.10
Red-
8c
surfaced
hard
Authorized';
ad¬
'
%
Dillon, Read & Co.,-Inc.
Johnston, Lemon 8c Co.
Auchincloss,
nearly
as
customers
bonds;.
mortgage
j UNDERWRITERS—Subject
to the terms ad conditions stated in the
underwriting agreement, the underwriters named below have severally
purchase
'
CAPITALIZATION
of
debentures; ,000,000 shares of serial preferred stock
value, and 8,579,547 shares of $10 par value common stock. -; y
to
company's
themselves.:
Preferred
agreed
of
plastics
thpmopiuM'-": ';.
$30,000,000
practicable
kinds
trades, industrial specialties and packaging" trades rather
than
the
ultimate
purchasers. However, in the hard surfaced floor
covering business, an expanding branch of the company's activities,
Roto
Cylinders y deals
directly
with
the
floor
coveringproducers";
of
company
.%y,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the
will have outstanding $200,000,000 of
par
various
,
Most
and
Maryland and Virginia.
Dec.
company
$50
and
General
March
a
proceeds, estimated at $221,300,. will be used for new
equipment, repayment of debt, and working capital.
Depending upon the size of the sheet upon which the design is
imprinted, the cylinder prepared by the company may range from
inch to 13y2 feet in face length.
:\Vv
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trades
to
Monday, March 12, 1962
.
1, 1962 offering circular, Irwin Karp
& Co., Inc.,-New York
City, offered, publicly, :75,000
shares of this firm's common Stock at $4 per share. Net
to be
BUSINESS—Tne company of 929 E St., Washington. D. C., furnishes
power to an area of approximately 643 square miles, having
REVENUES—For
suant
items, such as laundry soap .boxes and candy boxes
larger sheet products of vinyl materials used in the furniture
and
$53,000,000.
Southeastern
..
'
carboard
much
electric
a
of
The number of end products is enormously varied, ranging from small
sheets of paper or plastic used for trading stamps or. gift wrappers,to
bo
$9,800,000
pay
pay,
that
sale
a
approximately
aggregate
the
from
..
.
Securities
\
2.75
3.75
a
'2
3.75
,
&
Co., Inc.%—2.5b
Spencer Trask & CoA-__L— .2.75
»V G: H. Walker & Co.*i—i.—i.
White,
Weld
&
3.75
Co.,,Inc'._^_i. 3.75
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Volume
19§
Number -6141
Standard Kollsman Industries
Year Ended
Dec.
31—
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
cents
jlnc.r -Annual Report—
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"The :1961 earnings of $1,744,962.63 are-compared to
tne I960 Annual Report of $345,943.00.
Included
share.
per
earnings
I960
(1255.1, 55
shown" in
.
$1,744,962.63 is $1,479,647.68 from operations and $265,314.95
or
10 cents .per -share' of . non-recurring income .after taxes...
...
,7
Sales
104,289,860
95,568,805
Mr. Frawley. further stated that sales for the year were in excess
Net
3,183,966
3,459,992
of $55,000,000.00; as compared to 1960 sales of $28,458,945.00.
If 1960
.•Per,
share-:i-^^:C-r^ryri.---i-:-l-^:-;XU^
$1.48
; • $1.61
sales had included *saleSi.oL,those-cqmpanies .acquired in 1961, 1960's
•
Calculated, on the 2,150,926 shares outstanding Dec. 31, >1961;—'
sales7would have Equaled $44,872,525.00. These sales do not include
V
194, p. 2381,
;
■>% .7.
; » 7.7
■ ;f v v..,.: -4 «;/. I ^the. sales nf" foreign .subsidiaries which have not been consolidated.—
V.
to
March 1, 1962. prospectus, Edwards & Hanly, Hemp¬
stead, N. Y., and associates offered publicly,; 80,000 shares
of this firm'$ common stock at
$4 per share.. Net pro¬
capital.;-;;
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company of 454 Livonia 'Ave.,
Brooklyn
N;
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.
77 This libs Angeles; ;CAlif.
31
or
cents
share
per
on
showed
corporation,
3,428,887
.
common
a profit of $1,077,281
shares outstanding for
The group wah awarded the issue at competitive sale :»
6 on a bid of 100,3999%.
Reoffering price was
March
,',the .first quarter endihg Jap. 28, 1962, according to Wm. R. Whittaker,
101.155% and accrued interest, to provide a yield to
on the sale of capital assets.
In the 'quarterly* report" to stockholders, sales of $12,637,321 were
maturity of approximately 4.43%.
noted for., the current, first quarter as opposed to $9,673,829 a year
Other bids for the bqnds all stipulating a 4Va%' coupon came
'•-earlier.8--.—.'7* 777/
7 7'7 • .
.7 r/// * 7- from Halsey, .Stuarjt
Con 100.3$5; W- C. Langley & .Co. and the
ceeds, estimated.at- $258,000j will be used to repay debt,
purchase equipment, increase inventories, and for work¬
ing'
pv1658.
West Penn Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Kidder, Peabody & ,Co. and White, Weld & Co., New York City,
jointly headed a group which offered publicly on March
7, $30,000,000 of this company's 4%% first mortgage
bonds, series S, due March 1, 1992.
Telecomputing Corp.—Quarterly Report—
a
.»'! fBU8INES$-~Tfte
.
.
194,
Stanley IndustHes Corp.—Common Offered—-Pursuant
a
.subordinated
the
-
$400;Q00'subordinated note and a $150,000 junior
note, had heen sold privately through
Mullaney, Wells
Co., Chicago.
note,
.
.
.President."--"Figures?include $491,109 gain
V,' '*;
wak 7 •;
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For. the same jieriod in 1961; the company had earnings ot $71,069
.equal to two cents- per share on 3,428,887 shares.'—V. 196* p. 157.
Y.
,
& Webster Securities Corp., Jointly, 100.23; First Boston Corp. J
1948
and " Harriman
Ripley
A
Co.,
Inc., jointly, 100.13;
and Lehman the name Stanley Equipment Corp. and assumed its present cor- v
"Brothers and Uie Eastman Dillon, Union Securities-Corporation, Jointly, ,*
porate rinme in October, 1961; The company is engaged primarily in/ .7 Telephones, Juc.—Stock Placed Privately—On Mar. 6,
:
the design, manufacture and sale of- heavy-duty stainless steel equip- ,: 1962
it was reported, that 92,000 shares of this firm's
ment which. includes ^research and school laboratory equipment,
7
REDEMPnONrr-The bonds * are redeemable at
regular redemption
food
common stock had been placed privately through Hay-"
service and kitchen
prices ranging from 105.66%' to 100%;, and at special redemption J, <
equipment, hospital equipment arid photo processing; den, Stone & Co., Ine., New York City and McCormick, ./.prices* ranging from. 101,16% :to 100%.
equipment. The company has. two wholly-owned subsidiaries, Hospilab
v 7 7 1
"4 7 7 -T»
Equipment Corp. and Stainless Equipment Fabricators, Inc.
7 77 /
& Co., Chicago.
% 7; PROCEEDS-4Proceeds from the/, sale1will M applied io costs of i
'4
7.
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tj*t" '*1
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CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT. FINANCING
'>
the' company's Construction
r
program which are1 estimated
at $76,-7"i r
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Acquisition—
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7-7777
7."'7 7
77
Authorized
Outstanding
000,000 for 1961-1963.
On the basis pf; present estimates, no other *.
-Mi'. Perry D; Woodward, President, said, that on February 13,
1962,
6% short-term loans payable to bank__
$142,887 s v
$92,887 7>
financing will be necessary during i§62 and 1963.
"
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7
7
the company acquired at a cost of $6,000,000 the entire
beneficial
Sundry indebtedness
$40,369 77 777. $8,739
..r ;
interest in a charitable
trust containing 168,925 shares of the Lee
;
-i BUSINESS—The company, whose address is Cabin Hill, Greensburg,
Common stock (par 10 cents)
ff
-500,000 shs.
180,000 shs.
Telephone Co., Martinsville, Va.
»
.
Pa., is an electric utility operating in 18 counties of western and north
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions sot forth in'""
These shared represent 72 % of the outstanding common shares of
central Pennsylvania in a territory covering about 8,612 square miles. .,
the underwriting agreement, the company has agreed to sell to each:
Lee
Two of its generating stations are in West Virginia. The company is a
Telephone. The trust was established under the will of B. L.
of the underwriters-and each of the underwriters has severally
agreed
Fisher.
: v
subsidiary of Allegheny Power System, Inc.
to purchase or find purchasers for the number of shares of common
Telephones, Inc. has initiated negotiations with minority sharestock set
opposite its name below. The nature of \he underwriting
REVENUES—Total operating revenues of the company in the 12
holders
to
purchase their ^shares of Lee .Telephone, Mr. Woodward
commitments Is such that air the shares must be purchased if. any
months ended Oct. 31, 1961 amounted to $87,747,329 and consolidated
.added. Such negotiations, if successful, will result in a total purchase
are
purchased. 77.77;V,*;-'-V1:1.-.1-'-;-'-.'r.
77/>777 7 7'7/77
net income to $15,833,45,1 compared with $86,717,576 and $15,625,611,
price in excess of $8,000,000 for the Lee property, he said.
,-'v" '..'-v-.
Edwards & Hanley, 60,000 shares; Lubetkin, Regan & Kennedy, 5,0C(0
respectively, in 1960. ;7j7;77 y;'":7'7 ,7/7/7/7'.7.■
Lee
Telephone operates 15 telephone exchanges in south central
7-47
shares; Stanley Heller & Co., 5,000 shares; Finkle & Co., 5,000 shares;
Virginia and north central North Carolina.—V. 194, p. 1430.
.7 Hi i
Street' & Co., 5,000 shares.—V; 194; p. 1952.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the new bonds, capi¬
'
7., . talization of the company at Oct. 31, 1961 was: $170,000,000 in first
incorporated under the laws of the Statfe of New York In March
Stone
.
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under,
100.^099.
7/77^,7777 7•;% _',7:
;
7 77 77}
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Texas Instruments Inc.—iSales
<
Stokely^Van
Camp,
Inc.—Debentures—Common
Of¬
This
fered—Reynolds & Co., Inc., New York City, headed a
group which offered for public-sale on March 6 a new
issue of $15,000,000 Stokely-Yan Camp, iVi% convertible
subordinated debentures due March 1, f 1982. - The de¬
bentures are entitled to a mandatory sinking fund, com¬
mencing July; i; 1971, calculated to retire $11,000,000 of
the issue prior to maturity, *
; Also" "offered by the Reynolds group were "80,000.
shares of Stokely-Van Camp common stock which were; 7
total
per
the
for
of
account
fering of both issues
a
was
certain
stockholder.
oversubscribed.
PROCEEDS—The
of
all
receive
Proceeds
7:
the
from
shares
80,000
William
of
priced at $28.75 per share.
proceeds' of
the
.
offered
"Stbkely, .Jti;
B.
sale
of "
represented
'
'
part
a
chairman,
company
-
ol
factors
3,924,740
on
shares
then
the
-
will "
outstanding.
prime
will
•
gained
dollar
which
White,
TI's
1961
performance
approximately 50%
even. more but, because
sales decreased slightly.
and
over I960
price
of
that
pressures,
7
.
TI's
unit
industry
7
component
demand
because
the
of
three
to
nine
Auchincloss,
As
Co.—
Redpath
Folger, Nolan,
Fleming
Inc.
Co.
;
:
:
DeHaven
As
7>
Bodine
Glover
sales
-
for
the
year
ended
May
31,
1901,
r0ffer^d7-P^blicl^>withottt'underwriting, 50,000 shares of
its 50^ .pay common stock at $1 per share.
<
J7
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Were
$195,054,828 and earnings
with $183;351,801
compared
—v:
?
Gn
March
on
V.
194, p";'rl-658.
v
v
1
funds
in
all
"!
to
$332,000,000
at
As
previously
end of 1961,.,an increase of aboilt 33%,
.777-.-- ,.-7. «f.:-"7*. 7;"-7 ?
reported,
consolidated
n^t
Income
for
1961
Aug.
arid
for the primary purpose
unipycles. Its address is
11, 1961,
selling
.
the
$5,- •"
was
on
215,296, a
19%
increase from net earnings of $4,377,030 for I960.
length dealihg in the sale-of-assets transaction. The corporation plans
Earnings per share were $1,90 in 1961 as compared with $;lv74 for the > to continue to manufacture and to attempt to expand the production
of unicycles.
1"*'
previous year, based on the average number of shares outstanding-'
7 each year.
The average number of common shares increased
11 % v
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
during 1961, from. 2,306,854. in, 1960 to 2.568.061.
Thes^ figures have ~ Authorized
been adjusted to reflect a two-forgone stock split on April 10,
Outstanding
1961.
Common stopk (50 cents par)
^Receivables and. loans acquired during .1961. amounted to 81,454,-7,
250,000 shs.
125,000 shs.
.
.
000,000,
a
'
a
14%
increase
earlier.—V.
year
195,
from
p.
569.
the
comparable
v-4-'
total
;-y'>
Technibilt: Corp.—Common
.
of
—V.
$1,275,000,000
;
Offered—rFrank
195,
569. /YY:/-/1/"'-/-:-' '
Karasik
1
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The
7/'77/
States
Co.—Acquisition—
p.
7 United
Rubber
/
Co., Inc.; New York City, made the initial public sale 7;
of this firm's common .stock on March .7 through the •: 7 The
acquisition, ^marks the entry of „U. S. Rubber into "unsup¬
offering :Of 150,000 shares, at $4 per share. ;; 7
^ 7 -« -./ ported". Vinyl film and sheet business for the furniture, wall covering
and
BUSINESS—The corporation of 905 Air Way, Glendale; Calif., prin¬
cipally-manufactures
and
distributes
shopping
fcarts 7 and
related '
products for use In supermarkets and --other retail businesses. The
company also manufactures industrial handling equipment for "trans*
automotive
fields.
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7
the Masland firm has two plants in Philadelphia
Mocksyille, N. C.—V. 195, p. 1144,
.
.
■'f porting electronic instrumentation
•
ana
plant"
and
'wholly
two
owned
subsidiaries
and other laboratory equipment;
function as a field and ah "in
for servicing shopping carts and similar equipment -'
electroplating operation with the majority of- its work
chromeplating company products.
7
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an
to
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of current financing, outstanding capitalization of the company will • consist of 375,000 shares of
common sto.qk: 8221.000 of shn.vt-te',v,T b*!nk
•55.000 °f mortgage
due
1967;
and
$15,500 of sundry
debt.—V. 194, p.2598.
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I. M.
Frawley, Jr., Chairman of the Board and Chief - Ex¬
ecutive Officer, announced that the earnings of Technicolor,
and its
wholly owned subsidiaries for the year 1961 equaled 67 cents per
share as compared/.to 16 cencs .a share for. ,1960,
These earnings are
after
cost
charge-offs of all expenses incurred; in "the, preliminary
preparation; development and initial introduction jof the Technicolor
8mm/Instant Home Movie "Projector,/the. absprptJons of. major pre- i
production * expenses, and expenses in consolidating the various ac- ^
quired operations. The Instant Home; Movie Projector was introduced;
Inc.
Co.,
Russ
outs'tandihg.T If 1S60
acquired in
income
per
1960
1961
taxes
taxes
3,955,846
__i._7_™-™__7_™_—1,860,000
194, p. 470.
3,875,999
1,783,000
2,095,846 % 2,092.999
™™„_-
share.
outstanding
Yectron
7
$1.10
Darlington
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to
.
Hamilton, Bermuda.
Wabash
Smelting
On Mar. ?5,~ 1962 it
.
77
International
,
•
Inc.-rSecurities
7
Capital
Ltd.,
/
Privately-*was reported that $750*000 of thi$
firm's securities, consisting of a $200,000 first mortgage
Sold
150,000.
150,000
100,000
As
Edward
Jones
D.
Kalman
100,000
A
100,000;
Inc.
Co.,
As
100,000
Co.
100,000 '
Inc—
.Co.,
7'7;-y-y;77
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City Bank -of vNew "York City. has been Appointed
corporation*-—V. 195, p. 972. "
First National
The
150,000 "
Co.,
(John) Wiley & Sons, Inc.—Appointment—
"
registrar for the /capital stock of the
World Toy House,
7
r
Inc.—Common Offered-'-On March / f ■'■'.7:77'.
6, 1962, Laren Co., New York CHy^ and associates -offered
publicly 150,00a shares of this firm's common stock at
$3.50 per share.,* The cqmpany yiJl use the net proceeds^
to
increase its "guaranteed, sales contract"
program,
of funds to toy manu-.
the purchase price of toys not yet
7/7-'
7/
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which provides for advancement
facturers of part of
produced.
7
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BUSINEoo—The
of
company
408 St.
Peter Street, St.
Paul,
Minn.,
incorporated under the laws of the State of Minnesota on Jan. 28,
1947 under the name of World Toy-Club
Inc. Its name was changed
to World Toy House, Inc. on Feb. 17, 1948.
The company is a sales
organization acting as a man'^act'^ers'
snerializing in the
marketing of toys, hobby goods and selected
"play tested," "age
grouped" toys and related items oi the type generally sold in self-
to
be
retail
stores.
company at its
offered for sale
inception conceived the idea of selecting toys
by testing their appeal, durability and other
qualities hy observing children at-supervised, play in nursery schools,
kindergartens,
educational institutions,
children's homes and day
centers.
The toys thus selected were then classified according to the
age
groups for which they were appropriate.
During the first few
months of the company's existence, the play tested, age grouped toys
were
distributed by mail each month to individual subscribers in a
manner similar to that used by book clubs.
In the early part vof 1948,
changed its original method of distribution and operated
as a toy service wholesaler, sell)™" dRectlv to
retail stores
states. During the interval between 1951 to 1957, the company
went through a transitional period, distributing play tested and age
grouped toys both as a wholesaler and as a manufacturer's broker.
It now acts solely as a broker.
company
until
in
1951
13
.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
stock,
5%
stock
non-cumul.
(33y3C
UNDERWRITERS
—
(10c
underwriters
The
100,000 shs.
296,805 shs.
100,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
par)
par)—
named
below
have
severally
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement, to purchase from the company the .number-of shares of
common
stock set forth opposite their respective names:
agreed,
Shares
Shares
Laren
42,000
Co.
Co.™ 12,000
Cohen, Simonson Ac Co.— 12,000
H. Kook Ac Co., Inc.:
12,000
Myron A. Lomasney Ac Co. 12,000
Jones, Kreeger Ac Co
9,000
McLaughlin, Kaufman Ac Co.
0,000
Bernard,
—V.
194,
Winkler
p.
Ac
Ac
Bohmfalk
Crerie
Oscar
Natale. Miller-Ac
John
9.000
Co.,
Ac Co.-, Inc
—
Gross Ac Son___"—
Co., Inc.—
Schuss Ac Co.
Seidman,
Williams
Cantwell
—
9.000
-
6,000 q
6,COO.
6,000
Ac
6,000
?
2490.
Ziegler Chemical
&
Mineral Corp.*-7Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—On March 9, 1962, it was reported that $475,000'
of thia firm's instalment and convertible notes had beeni
sold privately to The
Franklin Corp., New York City,
:
7.7-7.:
3-'
was
Pfd.
"'7"v
England) common stock, con¬
long-term notes had been sold
Electronics
448.
p.
Co
Hanrahan
■
250,000
195,
As
7 150,000
W. D. Gradison As Co
1,909,110
.
of this firm's (Bedford,
vertible debentures and
As 77;- -'7/"'
Grimm
inc
100,000
&
Collett
250,000
250,000
Co
Southwest
Hill,
Co.,
Simon
$1.10
1,909,510
,™—™_,
Electro-Physics, Ltd.^-Securities Sold Pri¬
vately—On (March 7, 1962 it was reported that $1,262,800
'
.
earnings had "included'' earnings of those' *'
1961, 1960's earnings would have equalled 43
Net
Federal Income
income
privately
,
companies
First
&
As Co.™
Inc.
Oscar :E. Dooly Ai. Go
.
300,000
300,000
______—__™__
the
Corp.—Annual Report
•
_^™__^:-77^-.-l-_7^-™i---_-L_™™ $15,432,955 $14,918,030
before
;
a
earnings of. 67 cents per. share for, 1961 off 2,623,218 shares iSf.
compared to 16 7cbnt^;, per share earned in 'I960 on 2,211,679 shares
then
Net
*
Vahlsing', Inc.—Stock Sold Privately—On Mar. 6, 1962
it was reported that a new issue of 100,000 shares of
this firm's 10 cent par common stock had been sold
privately for investment through Pistell, Inc., New York
,City.—V.7195, p. 685.
/
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The
sales
Federal
7
*
150,000
150,000 "
Co., Inc.
Wright, Wood
Common
Technicolor, Inc.—Net Up
.
Net
Income
—V.
7:
qnly in, a few limited markets in the latter part of- 1961,. He further
Stated that other chafge-offs in 1961, approximately 10 cents per share,
included nop-recujrring losses, the sale oi certain Brooklyn, N. Y, real
estate during the last quarter of 1961 being-'a-major portion.
1919,
in
Year Ended Novembfer 30—
Shares
•
•
Patrick
in
another
77 U. S. Yitamin & Pharmaceutical
7
"facility
as
directed
loans
Pounded
and
150,000
Vavnedoe, Chisholm Ac
300,000
The
company
150,000.
Co.—.™
300,000
As
CO;
&
service
has acquired the assets of the Masland Duraleather
Co. /of Philadelphia;, it
r was
announced Feb. 28. No details of the:
purchase were disclosed. ,.
;j %.'/(.•/;. 7 77774-7
7
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As
300,000
Rand
Saunders, Stiver As Co.
Schmidt, Roberts As
,7 Parke
Joseph Walker As Sons
Dittmar
As
Co.,
Inc.™
the corporation Jaws
May, 1961, Pudjey E. Cornell,7III, Robert A. O'Connell, Loyd W. Smith,
and the Trustees of the ProfRYSharing Plan of Teaching Machines, Inc.,
formed, a- joint venture .known, as TMI-Unicyele Associates to attempt
to perfect patents, pertaining to unicycles and to assemble and manu¬
facture unlcycle parts for ultimate sale to manufacturers of unicyples.
The-corporation purchased all-of; the assets of the joint venture- sub¬
ject to,its liabilities in August, 1961. Since three of the participants in
the joint venture were incorporators of the corporation and emerged
as
three of its directors and officers, there was an absence of arm's
.
five
1961,
the
report indicates.
the State of New Mexico
under
235; San Pedro Ave.,N. E., Albuquerque, New Mexico, The unicycle which
the corporation is producing was developed and produced on a limited
scale stnqe 1956- by .Loyd
Smfth of Albuquerque. New Mexico, In
-
-
organized
Tcompany, was
of-manufacturing,'''assembling,
;
TVD;—
^
operating units of James Talcott, -reached 47
according to the company's annual report.
The five
units
are;
commercial financing', factoring, Industrial time -•
sales, rqdiscounting and-leasing.
Total funds invested by1 the com- 7
pany rose-from ^250,OO0;0OO
the'end qf .the; last-quarter of 1960v «.
record; highs -during
.
'
(JamesL .Talcott, Inc.—Reports Record Yearn-k
Invested
of
listed on7
1962 the
BUSINE^-—The
Miller
Mead,
Kormendi
.
-
150.000
Co.
Ac
A. G. Edwards As Sons™
Net .proceeds wili .be used for the repayment of debt,
purchase of inventories, and sales promotion.
7
7
New JExchange "v-
common ^tbek of; the .company was
the National Stock Exchange, New York City, under the' symbol
7.
..
-;7-77:f';'7:777;;;;77777';i7H;';
TV Development Coip.~Stk. Listed
7^
•
applicable to -common stock were S5;303,921
and $2;744,003 in the preceding fiscal year.
1957 p. '26i.77v77H-;y;;;^^
lewis
McDanieJ
;
.
REVENUES—Net
200^000
:
As
300,000
300,000
'
-
Co.
As
Granger & Co.
—L--1
Grant, Brownell As Co.
Lentz, Newton As Co.™
500^000
Townsend,
Crouter As
:
.
,
;
200,coo ;
"
.150,000
Co.,
Inc.ig
Co.--—
,.,,150,Q0O
As MkcGregor,
1
150,000
Abroms
500,000
5Uu.u j
500,000
_7—
Inc.
Stetson
Woodard-Elwood1
'
■
750i000
Elworthy
J. A. Hogle As Co.
Watling, Lerchen As Co.
WInslow, Cohu As
TI
•
200,000
Neuhaus
Inc.
Co.,
900,000
__________
As
200,000
'7
1.
Meyer
Underwood,
Laird, Bissell As Meeds™
Chiids Securities Corp..
.
200,000
200,000
_—
& Fox
1,250,000,
Parker
As
,
,
2;250,000
Co.
&
Smithers
S.
/■;
Co.,
Securities
Corp.
Stern, Frank,
.__
Shields
7
7
250,000
&
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.
S.
F.
; v.- 7
./ ^
i .U:.: '
award
of -a ^defense system contract and placement of system com¬
BUSINESS—The ;Compaiiy of..941 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, 7
ponent ordei's. It adds that by .the first quarter of 1962 there was an
and
its
subsidiaries are principally engaged, in processing and dis-r 7
apparent ^slackening in the rate at which semiconductor prices were
tributing a variety .of Tood products. It believes -that1 it packs and'
declining,—V.. 194c p.-.894. v; j
\
7;.
■ 7
distributes a-; greater amount of canned -pork and - beans1 than aiiyHH
other
company ,in- the
United. States
and that* as a processor ofTa'7" Unicycle- ,Corp.>af America—Common Offered—Pur¬
V; canned and frozen "fruits and vegetables, it ranks* among the three r ! suant
to: a Feb. 26; .1962 Offering circular, the company
7 largest companies in the field in the United States.'. 7 >
',"7H
;
Boynton
$250,000
Interstate
between
lag
D.
Co.__
Co._^.__
&
'Inc.
2,250,000
Higginson Corp.—_ 2,250,000
Moseley & Co
2,250,000
Paribas
Corp.
2,250,000
7
months
E.
■
Corp.
sales
and
Securities
Northwest
Pacific
Westheimer
F.
,
7
-f,
Amount
Amount
Co.____ 3,075,000
As
Lee
(1)
were:
Weld
Equitable
-
influenced
7 By yekr-epd softie increase in defense contracting was underwav,
manufaCtuVing operations. The company may use $750,000 of the
proceeds for cohstructiori:'Ofva7tieW jcold" -stbrage "warehdu$e. ln! Miif--"'' the report continues, but it had only moderate impact on electronic
mesota."
7>777,
(the successful bidders in competitive
subject
Peabody & Co._$3,075,000
Kidder,
impact
1961 -iinoreased
bpiradded (jtoph
agreed,
7:7777.-7,'.7
7; The. report notes. that the Industry's unit sales of transistors during
the-; debentures
t
new
■
working capital. The7 new funds are required to finance,
increased
volume of business and
expansion of the" company'sr 7
V'■
par
to the conditions of the purchase con¬
all of the new bonds; under certain curcumstances,
involving one or more defaulting purchasers, less than all the new
bonds may be sold.
The managers are the first two names below:
severe
can
.
PURCHASERS—The purchasers
bidding) have
tract,
to buy
pricing pressures in the semiconductor industry;
of the United Kingdom austerity program on semi¬
business;
(3)
the
slowdown - in
the European
economy's
rate
of
growth, which affected production
of control devices;
(4)
a
lower
than anticipated -third-quarter
level
of
TI's
marine
geo¬
physical activity, and
(5)
continued level of defense
commitments
lower than, government predictions and industry expectations.
(2)
company's
an
1961
conductor
"'
the' Sale.-;'->
share
lists
.
the
who
were
reviews
and
Prime
■
.
shareholders that
its
and net income was $9,446,386 or $2.36
3,944,575 shares outstanding at year-end.
Total
$232,713,153 and net income was $15,488,209 or
on
common
report
reported to
company
preferred stock,
par value.
mortgage bonds; 397,077 shares of cumulative
$100; and 3,774,086 shares of common stock, no
,
factors which influenced TI's 1961 perform¬
businesses developed during the year. It high¬
lights activities in semiconductor and components fields, numerous
defense and space programs, applications of the earth sciences, indus¬
trial equipment manufacturing, and international operations/ It also
states
that
the
company's financial position at year-end was the
strongest. in its. history.
7.-, Y ■
7 777'V-7;7
■-.7 ;-.-7'.
ance
'-'V*
,
holdings
I960
Higher, Net Down^-
$233,223,325
share
Abnormally
The debentures were priced at 100% and accrued in¬
terest to -yield approximately 4V4% to maturity;. Thp
Texas,
were
per
The
,
common stock, was
for
$3,91
of-"
The
Dallas,
sales
common
sales
.
sold
7;^;; 7 J'
,
•
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•
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1256)
.
.
.
Monday, March 12, 1962
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
■
ALABAMA
Alabama
Legality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld
(State of)
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds
totaling
March
6—v.
awarded to
County Union High School
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz,
Bond Sale—The $950,000 school
bonds offered February 27—v,
195,
School
Unified
San
District
1146—were
p.
syndicate headed by
the First National City Bank of
New York City, and another syn¬
dicate headed by Sterne, Agee &
Leach, jointly, as 5s, 3s, 2%s, and
a
Lincoln
Divelbess.
&
Yuma
offered
$8,500,000
195,
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Roseville Joint Union
District,
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000 school bonds
Sale—The
Bond
$280,-
March
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. .Legality approved by Or¬
$850,000 school
bonds offered February 27—v. 195,
sold to the
was
cisco. Dated March 1, 1962. Due on
1 from 1963 to 1987 inclu¬
High School
District, Placer County, Calif, I
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bank of p. 1026—were awarded to a group
3s, 3%s and 3%s. composed of Blyth & Co., Inc., rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
William R. Staats & Co., and Bank cliffe. ■ 7 ■'■:7-:7y,7 7
7 7 7 7Los Angeles Department of Water
of California N. A. of San Fran¬
Winters School
National
Crocker-Anglo
San Francisco, as
914—were awarded to a group
District, Yolo
composed of the Mercantile Trust
7 and Power, Calif.
cisco, for coupons ranging from
County, Calif.
Company of St. Louis; Valley Na¬
Bond Sale — Harriman Ripley T.%* to 5%, at a price of 100.01, a
Bond
O f f e l* i P S—Charles
tional Bank of Phoenix, Refsnes,
S.
& Co. Incorporated and Lehman net interest cost of about 3.44%.
2%s.
Paynton, County Clerk, will re¬
Ely, Beck & Co., and Boettcher &
Brothers are joint managers of an
Additional Sale—The $1,000,000 Co.,
ceive sealed bids in Woodland un¬
San Joaquin School District,
for coupons ranging from
underwriting gkmp which on
til 2 p.m. (PST) on March 15 for
Fl'esno County, Calif.
general hospital bonds offered at 2%% to 3Y2%, at a price of par,
March
7
purchased
$16,000,000
the same time were awarded to a net interest cost of about 3.02%.
purchase of $180,000 school
Bend Sale-—The $75,000 school the
electric plant revenue bonds, issue
a syndicate composed of the Har¬
building bonds. Dated March 15,
of 1962, due March 1, 1963 to 1992, building improvement and equipris Trust & Savings Bank of Chi¬
1962. Due on March 15 from 1963
CALIFORNIA
Bankers
cago;
Chemical
York
New
inclusive.
Company,
Trust
Bank
p.
Alameda County Flood Control
Trust
and Water Conservation Dist.,
Zone 3A (P. O* Oakland), Calif ,
Company, both of New York City;
National
Bank of Oregon,
.
First
in
Portland; City National Bank
Cleveland; William
Blair &
of
Co.; First National Bank & Trust
Company
of
Oklahoma
City;
Cumberland Securities Corp., and
Kencwer, Mac Arthur & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 2.57%, as follows:
$780,000 2V2s. Due
1963
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Due
on
received
be
1 from 1963 to
Bank
New
of
York
&
Friedrichs & Co.
Other
Agee
members
National Bank,
chants
o
fthe Sterne,
syndicate: First
Leach
&
Birmingham; Mer¬
Bank,
Mobile;
National
Birmingham Trust National Bank;
First National Bank, Mobile; First
National Bank, Montgomery, and
May
on
1992 inclusive.
In¬
Orrick,
Sutcliffe.
Sale
The
—
Sal e—The
school
bonds
$1,000,000
offered
March
6—
1146—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
195,
v.
a
p.
America N.
of
Francisco,
from
2V'i%
100.05,
T.
for
S.
&
A.
to
5%,
at
of
San
ranging
coupons
price of
a
net interest cost of about
a
2.97%.
Other
cate:
members
of
the
syndi¬
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
Chicago; C. J. Devine &
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fermer
& Smith, Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Bank,
William
R.
Staats & Co.; E. F.
Co.; Taylor & Co.; Stone
& Youngberg;
Lawson, Levy,
Williams & Stern; Irving Lundborg & Co., and C. N. White &
Hut/ton &
.
195,
—v.
the
Feb. 27
914—were awarded to
p.
First National Bank of Mem¬
Judson
College
(P.
O.
Marion),
Alabama
Bond
Offering
Conwell
—
A.
Anderson, President, will receive
sealed
bids
until
March 20
on
bonds
7,94—were
for
11
(CST)
the purchase of
a.m.
$375,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
1 from
1964 to 2001 inclusive.
In¬
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes.
of America
Warrior, Ala.
revenue
bonds
Housing
Agency,
and
as
sold
was
T.
4%s, at
a.
Contra
&
S.
the
A.
Finance
price of
par.
Harris
ment
bonds
mentary School District No. 24
Bond
O.
be
received
on
March
April
until
13
for
15 from
sive.
Interest
Ellwood
11
Sale—The $209,000 school
February 26—v. 195,
District No. 6 (P. O.
Phoenix),
Arizona
Clerk
Offering
of
—
Santa
bids
the
purchase of
Board
receive
(MST)-
of
sealed
on
Averill,
Supervisors,
bids
March
until
19
for
11
the
purchase of $250,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on
July 1
from 1972 to 1976, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
the
interest
(J-J)
payable
County Treasurer's
bonds.
revenue
1962.
Due
A-O.
office.
School
ap¬
Barbara
School
District,
County,
Calif.
in
Santa
of
on
Barbara
until
9:30
April 2 for the
pur¬
$216,000 school
Dated
May
1
May
from
1,
1963
Principal,
(M-N)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
building-
1962.
to
and
the
school
Fargo
Dated
March
clusive.
bids
in
1
issue
was
sold
Bank
of
San
1,
from
1963
office.
Redding
payable
and*
at
the
Dahlquist,
office.
•
bids
North
Bond
State
ceive
chase
n
bids
March
on
of
(State of)
i
e r
will
until
11
a.m.
sys¬
bonds..
on
re¬
14 for the pur¬
$53,680,000 highway
tem
J.
g—Donald
Treasurer,
sealed
(EST)
Dated.April 1, 1962.
July 1 from 1968 to 1975
notes.
Dated
at
V;:7
California
'T *.Y:'Y 7;
Bond Offering—The D i s i r i c t
Secretary will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (PST) 011 March 28
for
the ' purchase
of
$3,700,000
sewer
Dated May
bonds.
1, 1962.
1964 to 1992
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.; Interest 1VI-N.
Legality
approved by O'lVieiveny & Myers.
Orland
School
District,
Glenn
County, Calif.
Bond
:
Sale—The
school
bonds
Sail
and
re¬
Francisco,
3%'s.
'.--
•
as
5s,
7.:7■";.7:77
3s,
- ■
••
SYis
7.77.
Otay Municipal Water District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale
The $935,000 Im¬
un¬
of
Cruttenden,
9
bonds
p.
1026—
group composed
Podesta ' &
Co.,
County
a.m.
29,
1962.
Treasur¬
77"PYVy*7
Ventura Junior College District,
Ventura County, Calif, v •
B
d
o 11
school
Sal e—The
building
v.
awarded to
a
bonds
$6,716,000
offered
195, p. 1026 — were
syndicate headed by
San
a
p.
group
1146
4— were
composed of
of
Chicago,
First National Bank
Boston, and Rand & Co., as
2.90s, at a price of 100.27, a basis
of
of
about
2.87%.
Plainville, Conn.
Bond
Offering — William A.
Jr., Town Treasurer, will
Neil,
sealed
necticut
Bank
Main
750
bids
&
c/o The Con¬
Trust Company,
Street,
(EST)
purchase of
noon
Hartford, until
March 20 for the
$1,545,000 bonds, as
on
follows:
$925,000 school bonds.
Due
on
April 1 from 1964 to 1982 in¬
Francisco, as 5s, 3.20s, 3s,
clusive.
2%s and 1710s, at
a
price of
620,000
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
100.07, a net interest cost of about 7.:;:
April 1 from 1964 to 1973 in2.98%. .7"7 . 7 7:77;-, 7 77 7/^ 7-77;. 7'.
Other
members
of the
syndi¬
:777
elusive.
7V7.7:';
.
■
Legality
Co:; Northern Trust 7 Dated April 1, 1962'.
approved
by
Day,
Berry
&
Co., Chicago; First Boston Corp.;
Merrill Lynch, Pidrce, Fenner & Howard.
Smith Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; R.
DELAWARE
cate: Blyth &
H.
Moulton
&
&
Trust
Mellon Na¬
Co., Pitts¬
burgh; J. Barth & Co.; William
R. Staats & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co.;
Hay den,
Stone
&
Co.;
Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Wm. E.
Pollock
&
Co.; Stcne & Young¬
berg; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.;
J.
vi/
Co.;
Bank
tional
B.
Hanauer
Lemon
&
Co.;
&
Co.; Johnston,
Kenower, Mac-
Arthur & Co.; Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern; Irving Lundborg
& Co.; Hannaford & Talbot; Stern.
Frank, Meyer & Fox, and C. N.
White & Co.
7 7
.7.
77:7 7
,
.
.
Stanton
School
Bond
Dist.
No.
38,
Del.
Sale—The $552,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 28—
v.
195, p. 915—were awarded to
Francis
I.
duPont
& Co., and the
Savings Bank of
Chicago, as 3%s, at a price of
100.56, a basis of about 3.31%.
Harris
Trust
Sussex
cial
&
County, Georgetown Spe¬
(P. O..
School District
Georgetown), N. Y.
Bond Offering—George H. Keen,
Secretary of Board of Education,
;
*
will receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
'
.
Whisman School District, Santa
Taylor & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co., Clara County,. Calif. 7
7
&
-Bond Sale—An issue-of $308,Co., and Sanford,
Hanauer & Co.; as 5s, at a
price' C00 School bonds was sold to the
of 94.50, a basis of about
Wells Fargo Bank of San Fran¬
5.21%.
Boettcher
195,
v.
to
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank
receive
.
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
of
—
awarded
pur¬
V
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds -totaling' $1,800,000 offered
anticipation
March
the
office.
New Britain, Conn.
1
March 7
March .12 for the
March 6—
.
of
District,
Santa Ana until 9:30
011
Sacramento, Calif,
bonds.
27—v.
N. T. & S.A.
chase of $150,000 tax
Offering—Sealed bids will
Orange County, County Sanitation
District No. 7 (P. O. Santa Ana),
Feb.
awarded to the
County, Calif.
Offering—J. E. Lewis,
Payable
be received until April 10 for the
purchase of $2,500,000 water rev¬
enue
in
(PST)
er's
of
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist; Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
Treasurer's
Irwin,
O f f
Due
County Clerk, will receive sealed
interest
County
Legality ap¬
offered
Barbara School
Note
in¬
to the Bank of America N.T.&S.A.
interest
Bond
the
Santa Barbara
Due
—
Principal
Santa
Fran¬
1987
to
Orridk,
by
in¬
C.
Connecticut
&
San Francisco.
the
1962.
(PST) on March 19 for
the
purchase of $26,000 school: provement District No.
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962,
Due offered Feb. 26—v. 195,
on
May 1 from 1963 to .1987 in¬ were awarded to a
(M-N)
$350,
to
March
Principal
and
payable at
the
(M-S)
p.m.
clusive.
of
County: totaling $373,000 offered Feb. 26
—v.
195, p. 1026—were awarded
County, Calif.
Offering—Richard
Brennan, County Clerk, will
til 2
bonds
Wells
on
interest
Bond
sealed
Sale—An
cisco.
Due
1986
of
Trust
195, p. 1026—were
Bank of America
on
Legality
offered
.
proved
1966 to 1986 inclu¬
Union
(PST)
bonds.
ceive
Rhea
Cor¬
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Junction School District, Shasta
Maricopa County, Roosevelt School
Securities
,
(PST)
a.m.
members
Le¬
CONNECTICUT
school districts
$ 1,385,000
and
the
syndiinclusive.^ Interest J-J.
Legality
Savings
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Bank, Chicago; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
poration;
Shields
&
Company;
6 Wood.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Weeden & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.; HornEast Lynne, Conn.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Dean
blower & Weeks; A. C. Allyn & Co. Witter & Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Wil¬
7 Bond
Offering — J.
Hullman
liam R, Staats & Cd.^ Pahle, W'c^
Waringr First Selectman, will re¬
Los Angeles Unified School District,
ber, Jackson & Curtis) Taylor & ceive 7 isfe.afbd bids c/o Hartford
Los Angeles County, Calif,
Co.;, Stone & Yo,ungberg; Cfiitten- National Bank & Trust
Company,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will dbii;
&rCb.f Lttwsdii)'LreVy, Trust Department; 777 Main St.,
be received until May 15 for the Williams & Stern; Irving LundHartford, untff 2 p.m. (EST) on
purchase of $7,000,000 school bonds. borg & Co.; Shuman, Agnew & March 21 for the
purchase of $550,Co., and C. N. White & Co. Re- 000 school bondsf. Dated
April 1,
Mound School District, entura
=
offered at 1.70% to 3.25%. ■1962.
Due7on April 1 from 1963
County, Calif.
to 1982, inclusive..,,Payable at the
Sanger Union School District,
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
Hartford Nationat Bank & Trust
Fresno County, Calif.
bonds offered February 27—v. 195,
Bond Sale—The $35,000 school Compahy. ~ Legality approved by
p. 686—were awarded to William
Robinson, Robinson & Cole.
building improvement and equip¬
R. Staats & Company.
Webster
Treasurer's
Martinez),
1026—-were awarded to the Val¬
Bond
of
% Bond Offering—J. E. Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
clusive.
ley National Bank of Phoenix.
will
San
County Sanitation
$195,000
sewer
Dated
April 15,
on
Phoenix), Ariz.
bonds offered
a.m.
Bank
Other
_(M-S)
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
of
San
Francisco, for
coupons
ranging from 21/2% to 5%, at a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
cate:
Principal
payable
at
Treasurers
office.
interest
County
Sale—The
totalibg
Stone &
7;77;77 California
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
a.m.
Maricopa County, Gila Bend Ele¬
Bond
inclusive.
1983
to
of
N.T. & S.A.
of about 3.08%.
000
of
America
Francisco.
)bonds
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; R. H.
& Company; Weeden &
777/7
chase
(P.
Costa
District No. 3 (P. O.
the
to
Home
ARIZONA
at
N.
to
of
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart March 5—v. 195, p. 1146—wore
Co. Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; awarded to a syndicate headed by
Blair & Co. Inc.; Phelps, Fenn & the Rank of America N. T. & S. A.
Bond
proved by Orrick, Dahlquistj Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$370,000
waterworks system improvement
p.
awarded
27—v.
&
Los
Sale—The $635,000 school
offered Feb. 27—v. 195 p.
Feb.
San Luis Obispo School Districts,
San Luis Obispo County, Calif.
under¬
District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Francisco, as 3%s, at a price
101.24, a basis of about 3.63%.
phis.
the
of
include:
Mountainview
Bond
$200,000 im¬
members
writing group
Co.
Unified Sch. Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
offered
San
offered
1026—were awarded to the
Bank
3.153%.
Other
bonds
p.
White, Weld & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Contra Costa County, Calif,
Florence, Ala.
Bond
195,
Co. Incorporated.
District,
Bor.ita
provement bonds
of
cost
Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt,
Inc.
ment
100.0215
bearing coupons of
Moulton
Antioch Unified School
Co.;
Weeden & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross;
Dominick & Dominick; James A.
Andrews & Co., Inc., Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
WinstonSalem; Robert Winthrop & Co.;
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City;
Third National
Bank, Nashville,
and
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Reynolds
bonds.
The group bid
bonds
3M>%, 3.20%, 2.60%, 2.70%, 2.80%,
2.90%, 3%, 3.10%, 31/4%, 3.30%,
and 3.40%, setting a net interset
of
Legality approved by
Dahlquist, Herrington &
Bond
City
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
terest M-N.
and 1972.
syndicate:
10
the
drainage
Dated May 1, 1962. Due
Feb. 1, 1971
Other members of the First Na¬
tional
until
April 3 for
$150,000
storm
on
inclusive.
1970
220,000 2.70s.
Feb. 1 from
on
for the
,
'
(EST)
March
14
for; the pur¬
school building
bonds. ' Dated April 1; 1962.
Due
on April l fronr 1963 to 1983, incl.
Principal and interest (A-O) payon
chase of $210,000
Volume
able
at
Number 6141
195
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Fitch,
Barret,
Bank of the
the Farmers
.
Co.,
North &
Cook'County, Chicago Heights
Community Sch. Dist. No. 170
Inc.,
Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc., Geo.
Legality approved by Heed, Hoyt, B, Gibbons & Co., Inc., Kean, Tay-^
Washburn & McCarthy.
- ;
,lor. & Co., Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
State of Delaware, in Georgetown,
,
,
FLORIDA
;
,
DeLand
receive
&
Fla
'
■
March 15 for
purchase of $1,400,000 water
Co., Stroud & Co., Inc., Tripp &
Co., Inc., Tucker, Anthony & R. L
Pay> p- H.* Walker & Co., Robert
K. Wallace & Co^, Wells & Christensen Inc., R. D;j White- & Co.,
Second District Securities Co.,1 Inc.,
revenue^ certificates.
Field, Richards & Co., McDonald
Certificate Offering
City Au-
—
ditor and Clerk William F. Opper
that the City Commis-
announces
sion will receive sealed bids until
3:30'p.m. (EST)
the
and
sewer
on
& Co., Rauscher, Pierce & Co Inc.,
1990, inclusive.;? In- Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Thomas
Legality approved by & Co., Jsmes A. Andrews & Co.,
Dated June 1,1961.
from
Due on June 1
to
1965
terest J-D.
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell
\ /•>
/
& ^c-» Boettcher & Co., Clark, Land; street & Co., Cooley & Co., A. G.
Edwards & Sons, Eldredge & Co.,
Trimble
V
..
-
.
•
Hollywood, Fla.
sealed
(CST)
on
chase
of
Dated
from
of
Schools,
Di'ector ol until
Finance, will receive
sealed bids
until
bids
will
8
p.m.
1nK
Inc.,
Elkins,
Co., Freeman
Cook
the
M"*'—'
'
First
$625,000
$1,350,000
^Hendrix
*MavpJTnnT?nh
A's
n„,,
r.0„in,i;
Qt,
f
1965 to
1,350,000
from
Cullom Davis &
Bond
Other members of the
50^
I
ert^
Interest
•
Is
Marion
S°°,4 & Mayer, Herbert J. Sims &
County Special Tax Sch.
(P. O. Ocala)^
Florida
'
»
^
Co.,,Jnc., John SmalD&^P^ Inc.,
Southern Rond Co.y Stubbssr Wat-
District No. 1
Rnn
school
j
u„ie
bonds
to ia, nnft
rpi.^
offered
March
6
—
kins & Lombardo, Inc., Talmag'e &
Co, Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
195, p. 1026—were awarded to
a
syndicate
headed
by
John
Nuveen & Co., as 3.10s, 2%s and
3s,. at a price of -100.005, a net
R:
Undei wood & Co., Inc., M. B,
I
S6
Co. George M. Wood & Co., Wood-
interest cost of about-3.002%.
Inc- and Fowell, Kistler & Co.
v.
.
Rri?k<;1 & French,
Tcock-
and
Citizens
Southern
Inc.;
National
Certificate
offered
Trust Co.,
Home
National
Fletcher
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Indianapolis.
v;:
i.j.
..
Drioe
DuPage
'
Ware
Georgia State Highway Authority
(P. O.!Atlanta), Ga.
,
yt
•
u
v.
P
March
,t
vocational trade
school
and nursing facilities
Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Due
on
Feb.
from
1
Interest
clusive
1963
to
1982
in-
F.A,
headed by
$3,400,000 as 4V4s.
from
1963
to
Due on July 1
1968, inclusive,
as S^s. Due on July 1
1969 to 1982, inclusive,
15,000,000
from
6,400,000 as 3.30s.
from
1983
to
Due on July 1
1986, inclusive.
10,200,000 as 3.40s. Due on July 1
f-y from, 1987 to 1991, inclusive.
Bond
water
n
ia
T
^.P011^, Offering—Fred J. Price,
p^y Clerk, will receive sealed
"5?
T
I2
PHyc^ase °J, $®^»"
A
^
T
„
P^no'o^UGi
^ to 1982 inclusive.
terest F-A.
~
Bond Offering—Edward J. Bar-
Dodge & Co., Allen & Company, rett, County Clerk, will receive
Weeden & Co., Bache & Co., W. H. sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (CST)
Morton & Co., Inc., Paribas Cor- on April 2 for the purchase of
poration, L. F. Rothschild & Co., $25,000,000
expressway" bonds.
Estabrook & Co., Hayden, Stone Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
& Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Julien
Collins & Co., Bacon, Stevenson
-
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive. Principal and interest (M-N) payable
& Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Bacon, Whipple & Co., Baker,
Watts & Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
at
the County Treasurer's office,
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler.
merce
Trust Company of Kansas
City;
1—
Harris
Trust
&
Trust
Savings
&
0f 100.15,
price
a
R.
" J. Edwards, Inc., for
T Tr'J
and
about 2.98%.
cou¬
ranging
from
2.90%
to
3.20%, at a price of 100.001, a
net interest cost of Wout 3.08r%.
,
„
^
.
.
Lafayette), Ind.
Bond Offering—L. J. Freehafer,
Vice
President
KENTUCKY
County (P. O. Catlettsburg),
'
_
.
Ke^tuci^n
,
,
Bond Sale The $550,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
Feb. 21—v. 195, p. 915—were
awarded to a group composed of
stein Brothers & Boyce; Equitable
Securities
Corp.,
and
Almstedt
Brothers.
Treasurer of
and
■•fj
' "
y
*
££
•
*
,
.'■■■■■■■■■
■"
_
O,
Jefferson County % (P.
Louisville), Ky.
Srelr;MyMEVed by
Leslie County (P. O. Hyden), Ky.
sold to
National
'
1
DuPage County Community Sch.
District No. 99 (P. O.
Downers GroVe), III.
Koss> McCord, Ice & Miller.
Bond
Salem, Ind.
Gasaway,
City Clerk will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST on March
19 for the purchase of $60,000
$125,000 school site and improvement bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
sewer
1
Dec.
on
from
1967
Legality
1963 to
J-D.
Interest
DuPage County, Puffer Community
School District No. 69 (P. O.
Downers
Bond
60,000
314s.
1972 and
120,000
as
Due
1973
3V2S.
.
Due
on
Bank of Salem. Legality approved
MfPnvH
Dec. 1
Fayette County, Vandalia Com¬
munity Unit School District
No. 203 (P. O. Vandalia),
Illinois
bonds
$198,000 school
offered March 5
195, p. 1027—were
to Cruttenden, Podesta &
jtu
u■
p
awarded
Co,
Bond
Offering
—
Roy
1981
inclusive.
,
Millen,
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
$435,000 water
„„
^tduoo
S offered
5
;
?
195> P- 795—were awarded to
Smith, Inc., and Ladd Dinkins &
building bonds offered March 1— 3.66%.
awarded to
Evangeline
the Northern Trust Company of
(P. O.
Chiicago,
a
price
4s, 3s and 3V8S, at
100.02, a net interest
as
of
of about
cost
3.11%.
.v.:v
ranging
coupons
/
Bond Sale Postponed
fering
of
$775,000
scheduled for
687-
Feb.
—
bonds
195, p.
postponed.
-was
Bond Offering
bids
will
(CST)
chase
Roy
Npv
Sealed and oral
received
at
2
p.m
$247,000 school building
Dated April 1, 1962.
j
from
1963
to
1981
Due
in-
»
will
receive
(CST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $2,650,000 school bonds, as follows:
0
,
n.
.
.
.
;
,
r,
-T
$550i?i)^c,Scho°1 Dlstrlct No- 7
bonds.
2,100,000
Consolidated
Dated
1 from
May 1, 1962.
School
.
on Feb.
1964 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
Due
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell.
,
-
xx
_
.
,
„
x
*
Lf?ye','en P,ar".
,
7 'p n
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Lafayette), La.
Bond Offering—Secretary Rob-
Interest M-N.
A
School Board
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
District No. 2 bonds.
March 14 for the pur-
on
of
elusive.
-
be
Ville Platte), La.
Offering—Secretary LeSoileau announces that the
The of-
school
13—v.
Parish School Board
Bond
Parish
Brooklyn-Guernsey-Melcolm Com¬
munity School District (P. O.
Brooklyn), Iowa
Clerk,
to
The
,
v. 195, p. 1027—weer
Qn
will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Mar. 12
for
the
purchase
Of $1,245,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from
1964
Sale
Ames Community School Dist., la. from 3% to 4V4S, at a price of
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school par, a net interest cost of about
bonds.
.
Highland
Park, III.
City
Bond
and
&
;;
Everly Community Sch. Dist., Iowa
—v.
LOUISIANA
Bogalusa, La.
—v-
Millpr
Rx
IOWA
Bond Sale—The
building
Tpp
^ RoSS> McCord, Ice & Miller.
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
.
pany.
Co., jointly, for
Dec. 1,
on
school
offered
Feb.
28—v.
195,
p.
1027—were
awarded to F. L. Dupree & Com¬
bonds
revenue
improvement bonds. Dated
March 1, 1962. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1963 to Jan. 1, 1973.
Payable at the Farmers-Citizens
Grove), III.
Sale—The $250,000
as
Sale—The $155,000
building
Bond Offering—Helen
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
March
12
for
the
purchase of
Bond
In-
Cook County (P. O. Chicago), III.
school a syndicate composed of the Com-
March
Purdue University (P. O. West
•*
coupons
3-06%'
t
ILLINOIS
1—
^
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until April 15 for the
purchase of $1,200,000 school
building bonds.
.
,
,,
„
dormitory facilities revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive,
and
u
March
1027—were awarded to
p.
.
(EST) on
March 22
for
the
purchase of
$3,155,000 sewage works revenue
bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due
semi-anually from Jan. 1, 1964 to
jan. 1
1993. Legality approved by
ross
McCord, Ice & Miller.
-
bonds. Due serially
-
offered
bonds
195,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
school
building bonds offered Feb. 26—
from 1964 to 1987 inclusive. Le- v.
195, p. 1027—were awarded to
gality approved by Chapman & Barcus, Kindred & Co., at a price
Cutler.
of 100.02, a net interest cost of
Note—The foregoing supersedes about
3.47%, as follows:
report in our issue of March 5
$70,000 as 33/4s. Due on Dec. 1
v
195^ p 1147,
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Glore, Forgan & Co., Phelps, Fenn
& Co., Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Hallgarten & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., F. S.
Moseley & Co., Francis I. duPont
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Reynolds & Co., Dominick & Dominick, Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
American Securities Corp., Clark,
$670,000
of
sewer revenue
Shawnee-Mission
of Chi-
be received until March 26 for the
purchase
v.
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
lw
Offering—Sealed bids will
County,
High School District No. 6
(P. O. Merriam), Kan.
Bond
Sal e—The
$2,850,000
Lawrencehurg, Ind.
F. Young,
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Burley, Idaho
Rural
i. Bond Offering—Ivan
^
Company
Trust
inclusive.
IDAHO
Johnson
ranging from
2.70%
to
3.40%, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
&
for
cago,
Due
John
Inc.,
3S
ag
basis of
•
v'l
1
Illinois
Continental
Bank
v
and health
v*
Naand City
The Trustees, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on March
21 for the purchase of $3,300,000
(EST) on
purchase of
the
for
22
^5'°g0'0.00
Halsey, Stuart &
Nuveen &' Co.,
Shields & Co., and the Equitable
Securities
Corp., at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
3.34%, as follows:
Co.,
Georgia
KANSAS
.
pons
Company
l
c
x
hv
annroved
both of Chicago; W. H. Morton &
Co.; Luce, Thompson & Crowe,
Inc4 Columbian Securities Corp
^
Bond Sale—An issue of $220,000
be received until 2 p.m.
$450,000
1026-were awarded to a syndi-
cate
'
*
tTlS' SeirSS
arcb
3%, at
P«alitv
Chapman & Cutler,
Bank; Northern Trust Company,
Bank
Blston
viBe
Chicago, and Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., jointly, as 4s, 2%s and 3s,
at a price of 100.002, a net inter„
Slobe,
receive
(CST)
a.m.
pany and the First National Bank
& Trust Co., both of Crawfords-
0-
est cost of about 2.93%.
10
grest: A O Legality approved bj
awarded to
were
until
O.
/
Com-
Bie
of
Offering—Sealed bids will
CQsnnnnnn
Sale
certificates
195, p. 1027—
Housing and
jq27
195j p
(P.
will
Manager,
bids
school
offered
building bonds
v
County
School
District,
No, 3 (P. O. Elmhurst), III.
County (P. O. Waycross),
Bond
Trust
Northern
the
<T
t
1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive. In-
bneaison,
Bond Sale—The $195,000
^
school
building bonds offered March 1
—v.
195, p. 1027—were awarded
DuPage
Dar
9 P
4bear<?on
•
inc.,
School City, Ind.
Crawfordsville
Elementary Sch.
(P. O. Napervile), III.
the
the
uo.,
National Bank, all of Rockford.
Bond Sale—The $798,000
to
^
?^95-000 doimitory revenue bonds.
Da^ed
oaaV Puf °.n APrd
Braun,
& Trust Co.; American
Bank
County
school building bonds was
to
of
'P
Fh—
j
Dist. No. 78
$245,000
Finance Agency, as
t
GEORGIA
Bond
,
revenue
Feb.
sold
were
The
—
Bond
sealed
INDIANA
.
27—v.
system
gas
Bank, Atlanta; Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Wachovia Bank &
Winson-Salem; Barret,
Fitch, North 8c Co., and American
Sale
Tnr
rn
&
&
Co.;
&
College
Iowa
Offering — Beth
Business
syndicate:
Penn
Oskaloosa),
..
Cutler.
Other members of the syndicate:
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman
William
Hammill & Co.; McDonnell & Co.;
Barcus, Kindred & Co ; Reinholdt
& Gardner; Channer Newman Securities Co., Inc.; First National
,
from 1981 to 1991, inclusive. & Hopwood, Pohl & Co., Inc.,
80,000 as 3s. Due on Dec. 1, 1992. Saunders,.<Stiyer & Co., Season-
>'
f,
Boswortn
Marjorie
—
.
.
T
fr
Whipple
Bacon,'
F
at a price of 98
a
net & Kees' Fox' Reusch & Co - Inc" Wyman, Secretary of Board
of
cost of about
51%
Ginther & Co., Harrington & Co., Education, will receive sealed bids
Inc-> Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., Juran until 8
toi ows.
p.m.
(CST) on March 12
& Moody, Inc., Kormendi & Co.,
for the purchase of $887,000 school
$196,000 as 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from Inc
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, construction bonds. Dated April 1,
;,
1966 to 1971, inclusive.
Inc., McDonald-Moore & Co., J. A. 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1964
V377,000 as 3.30s. Due on Dec. 1 Overton &c Co., Park, Ryan, Inc.,
to
1976 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
v,V
from 1972 to 1980, Inclusive, j. Lee Peeler &
Co., Inc., Berney Legality approved by Chapman &
697,000 as 3%s< Due on„Dec. 1 perry & Co., Inc., Piper, Jaffray
Offering
w
Cutler.
1
as 3s.
Due on Jan.
1976 to 1981 inclusive.
(P. O.
Grove), III.
Downers
from 1967 to
1
iy»i inclusive, interest m-jn. i,eapproved by Chapman &
District No. 58
a?*!™Shelby
Co., Ducournau
ofGoodbody &
Nov.
gality
Blyth & Co., Inc.; White, Weld &
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
inclusive.
1981
bids
oral
no?' ?'Tnt'p^c7M
2,025,000 23/4S.
Due on Jan. 1
;
from 1967 to 1975 inclusive.
DuPage County Community Sch.
Co., Cady &
D5
1962
i
1
Jan.
on
tional Bank & Trust Co.,
Rlair'&
& Co" Allan
Due
and
from 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
Chicago, and A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc., jointly, as 3V2S and 3%s, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
,
feredriCFebd27-vr 195^'1028-
2'/2s.
as
sealed
(CST) on March 19 for
purehase of $2,900,000 school
buiIding bonds.
Dated April 1,
th
Company, both of Chicago, at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 2.84%, as follows:
of
Bank
receive
at 4 pm.
tal Illinois National Bank & Trust
"p
D""''
National
.
,
1147
were awarded to
headed by the First
p.
National Bank and the Continen-
County, MayWood Commu
nity School District No. 89
:
(P. O. Maywood), III.
Bond Sale—The $740,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 27
■v.
195, p. 1027—were awarded
v
bale—The
•
syndicate
a
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Certificate
issue of March
our
1147
p
District, Iowa
,
195,
J-D.
Clerk,
City
in
195
Sioux City Independent School
Rockford, III.
Morris, Stokes &
& Co., Hutchinson, of about 3.48%.
shockey & Co., Luce, Thompson
Cook County, Skokie Sch. Dist. No.
& Crowe, Inc., McDonnell & Co.,
68 (P. O. Skokie), III.
March
20
for
the
purchase of inc., Newman, Brown & Co., Inc., i
Bond Offering—Arthur E.Kent,
$750,000
water revenue
certifi- pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,; Inc.,
cates. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on
Secretary or rsoarci 01 i^aucation,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., •secretary of Board of Education
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1992 inclusive. stein Bfos< &
receive
sealed
bids
until
Boyce, Tollner & will
Interest A-O. Legality approved
8
p.m.
(CST) on March 20 for
Bean> Inc<> sterne, Agee & Leach,
the purchase of $1,290,000 school
by Chapman & Cutler.
Wood> Gundy & Co., Inc., Arthur
building and site bonds. Dated
Kissimmee, Fla.
L. Wright & Co., Rodman & RenPuidifTnoc„i
mu.
jt-i qca aaa
shaw, Allison—^Williams Co., *Ar— April 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
Certificate Offering—Blanche E.
Mann,
the report
5_v
Bond Offering—Marie R. Jones,
April'1 1962. Due on Dec 1
Bond Sale — The $4,000,000
1963 to'1978'inclusive.
In- storm draln honds offered Mar- 5 Secretary of Board of Directors,
v.
terest
to
Note—The foregoing supersedes
April 2 for the
purchase of $1,090,000 library
building bonds.
March 21 for the pur¬
$1,989,000 school bonds.
57
Dated April, 2, 1962. Due on June
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Harris Stevens,
^
Superintendent
Oak Park, Illinois
'
■
.:
JP f>rS.hicas° W&'l?
Bond Offering—F W. Nevosad
McCormick & Co., Wm. J. Mericka
Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co.,'
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Rand &
V
;
(1257)
'•
Oelwein, Iowa
ert L. Browne announces that the
Bond Offering—R. E. Anderson, Parish School Board will receive
City Clerk, will receive sealed and sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
oral bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on on April 4 for the purchase of $2,'
March 12 for the purchase of $62,-
000
street
improvement
000,000 school bonds.
bonds. 1, 1962.
Dated May
Due on Feb. 1 from 1965
58
to
(1258)
inclusive.
1992
Interest
F-A.
a.m.
(EST) on
purchase of $l,~
314,000 urban renewal bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1962.
Due on Feb.
Boston,* until
11
Chicago, Chemical Bank New York of par, a net interest cost of about to a
group
composed of G. H.
Trust Company of New York City, 3.65%.
///■■/
Walker & Co.;
//V./
Blewer, Glynn &
and the First Boston Corporation,
'
/'
Other members of the
syndi¬ Co.; Stern * Brothers & Co., and
at a price of 100.008, a net interest
cate:
J
New Iberia, La.
/' " /
J Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.,
at i a
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
In-/ cost of about 2.34%, as follows.
Allison-Williams
Bond
Sale—The $200,000 mu¬ terest F-A.
Co/
North¬ price of 100.001.
•/ •
Legality approved by $430,000 as 33/4s. Due on March
15, western National Bank, Minne¬
nicipal bonds "Offered Feb. -28--V. Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
.& *
1963.
:
;•;//■ apolis; Piper, Jaf fray & Hop wood; 7;7; J77/ 7MONTANA
195,
p.
687—were
awarded
to Dodge.
1,820,000 as 2V4S. Due on Mar. 15 Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.; Harold E.
Scharff & Jones, Inc., and Crane
Missoula
/
County School District
/ from 1964 to 1967, inclusive. Wood & Co.; Caldwell-Phillips & No.
Marlborough, Mass.
'
Investment Co., Inc., jointly.;
34 (P. O. Sealey
Lake). Mont.
Shaughnessy
&
Co., - and
/ Bond Sale—The various pur¬ Portland Public School Dist., Mich. Co.,
Bond Offering — Jean
Plaquemine, La.
Grove,"
Bond Sale—The $885,000 school Woodard-Elwood 7 & Co. /
pose bonds totaling
$725,000 of¬
*
'* ■
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Sale—The
$1,375,000 fered March 7—v. 195, p. 1148— building bonds offered Feb. 27— Roseville
Independent School Dist, bids
until
8' p.m.
(MST)
on
water,, sewer and electric rev¬ were awarded to the American* v. 195, p. 796—were awarded to a
No. 623 (P. O. St.
March
19
for
Paul), Minn.
enue
bonds offered Feb.
27—v. Securities
the/purchase of
Corporation, as 3s, at a group composed of Halsey, Stuart
Bond Sale—The
$900,000, school $28,454.50 school building bonds.
195, p. 916—were awarded to a price of
100.54, a basis of about & Co., Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc., and
building bonds offered Feb. 27—; Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
syndicate headed by Abroms & 2.91%.'
' "
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., at a
v.
195, p/797—were awarded to 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
Co., at a price of par.
price of 100.05, a net interest cost a
syndicate headed by the First terest J-D. 1
Other members of the syndi¬
MICHIGAN
;y
/
V:
of about 3.43%, as follows:
National Bank
of
St.
cate: Rowles, Winston & Co.; EdPaul, for Ravalli and Missoula Counties
Joint
Belknap, Bismarck and Metz
$145,000 as 4s. Due on July 1 from coupons ranging from 2.90% to
dleman, Pollok. & Fosdick,tine.;
School District No. 15
(P. O..
7 1963 to 1970, inclusive.
Townships Sch. Dist. No. 3
//
3.90%, at a price of par, a net in¬ :
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., and Paine,
Florence), Mont, - j
(P. O. Hawks), Mich.
40,000 as 3V2S. Due on July 1, terest cost of about 3.90%.
/ 7/.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis..
1971 and 1972.
f;
Bond Offering — Bertha Koch,
Bond Sale—An issue of $108,Other members of the syndicate.*
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Spring hill, La.
000 school site and building bonds
280,000 as 3V4S. Due on July 1
/ Allison Williams Co.; J. M. Dain bids until 8
from 1973 to 1982, inclusive.
p.m. (MST) on March
Bond
Sale—The
various
pur¬ was sold to Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Piper, -Jaffray •& 15 for the
purchase
of
80,000 as 3%s. - Due on July 1,
pose
bonds totaling $70,000 of¬ & Company.
$70,000
Hopwood; Caldwell/Phillips Co.; school
fered
Feb.
1983 and 1984.
building / and • equipment
27—v.
195, p. 796—
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.; Sampair- bonds. Dated Jan,
Bridgeport Community School
were
awarded to Ladd Dinkins
1,. 1962.- Due
340,000 as 3V2S. Due on July 1
Egait Inc/' and Woodard-Elwood on Jan.
District, Mich,
1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
& Co.
v
from 1985 to 1991, inclusive. &
co.W/7^
clusive. Interest J-J.
Bond
O f f e r i n g—George
L.
Washington Parish, Angie School
Shepherd, Mich.
Sti Cloud Indep, School District
Guenther, Secretary of Board of
Dist. (Pr O. Franklinton), La.
NEW JERSEY
Bond
Offering—Ruth
C.
No. 742, Minn.
Lau,
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—The $45,000 school
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 12 Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bo 11 d
Clayton School District, N. J.
Offering—Theodore F.
bonds offered March 1—v. 195, p.
for the purchase of $300,000 build¬ bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
Neils, District Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—The
796—were awarded to the Wash¬
$700,000 school
ing and equipment bonds. Dated 15 for the purchase of $26,000 sealed bids until 1:30
bonds offered Feb/28—v.
p.m. (CST)'
ington Bank & Trust Company of March
195, p.
water supply system bonds/Dated
on
1, 1962.
Due on July
March 21 for the purchase of 917—were
I
awarded
to
a" group
Franklinton.
from 1963 to 1988 inclusive.
1, 1961.
Due on Oct. 1' $1,375,000
In¬ March
school
bonds.
Dated
composed of John J. Ryan & Co.;
terest J-J. Legality approved by from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
In¬ Feb.
1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from Newburger, Loeb & Co., and J. R.
.
MAINE
Mi Her,
Canfield, Paddock & terest A-O. Legality approved by 1967 to 1985 inclusive. Interest Ross &
Co., bidding for $699,000
Calais School District, Maine
Stone.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & F-A.
Legality approved by Dor- bonds, as 4s, at a price of
100.20,
Bond Offering—Henry A. Peter¬
Stone.
sey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst a basis of about 3.97 %.
Curtis Township (P. O.
;
Glennie),
son, Chairman of Board of Trus¬
& West.
Taylor Township School District
Michigan
tees, will receive sealed bids c/o
; r
Oakland, N. J. ;
;
(P. O. Taylor), Mich.
Bond
West St. Paul, Minn.
The First National
Sale—The $20,000 fire
Bank, Munici¬
Bond Sale
The improvement
Bond
Sal e-AThe
station bonds offered Feb. 26—v.
$3,500,000
pal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
Bond Sale—The $560,000 storm and
water bonds totaling $290,school building ancb site bonds of¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 195, p. 1029—were awarded to the
sewer bonds
offered Feb. 26—v. 000 offered Feb.
fered March 1—:V.
2%J-v. 195, p. 917
14
for the purchase of $250,000 Peoples State Bank of East
195, p. 916— 195, p'; 917—were awarded to a —were
Tawas,'
awarded to John J. Ryan
were
awarded
to
a
school building bonds. Dated April at a price of 100.02.
syndicate group
composed
of
Juran
&
&
Co., and
Leventhal
&
Co.,
headed by the First of Michigan
1, 1962. Due on April 1 from 1963
Moody, Inc., Kalman & Co., Amer- jointly, as 3.95s, at a price; of
Fennville School District, Mich.
to
Corporation and B. J. Van Ingen. can
1982- inclusive. Interest A-O.
National Bank' of St.. Paul," 100.26, a basis of about
Bond Sale—The $700,000 school
3.90%.
6 Co., for coupons
Legality
approved
ranging from Paine,
by
Storey, site and
Webber, Jackson &f .Curtis,
building bonds offered1 5% to 1 %, at a
price of 100.04,. a ; E;\ JV
Parsippany Troy Hills Township
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
March 6—v. 195, p. 917—were
PrescottCo., .fori coupons
net interest cost of about 3.56%.
(P. O. Parsippany), N. J.
awarded to a group composed of
ranging from 2V2% to 3J/2%, at a
Old Town Junior High School
Other members of the syndi-, price of
Offering Rescheduled—The of¬
Hornblower & Weeks; Hutchin¬
par, a net interest cost of
District, Maine
cate:
(
about 3.41%. / /7
fering of $325,000 municipal build¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,000 son, Shockey & Co.; Martin &
/;7//://■/'
Co.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
ing bonds originally scheduled for
school
and Pohl & Co., Inc., as
construction
bonds
was,
3s, 3%s,
Zumbrota Independent School
March 13—v. 195, p.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
sold to a group composed of Hal- 3 % s and 3 V2
1149, has been
s, at a price of 100.01,
District No. 260,. Minn. '
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
rescheduled for March 20.
sey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Harkness a basis of about 3.34%.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
7/-/.;'.7
Smith Inc.;/White Weld &
/
r'-v/A
7" /./'/
& Hill, Inc., and
Co.;.
Lyons, Hannahs
Ramapo Regional High School
Grattid Rapids, Mich.
Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Kenower, building bonds offered Feb. 27—
& Lee, Inc., as 3.40s, at a
price of
v. 195, p: 917—-were
Bond Offering—R. Stanton "Kil- MacArthur
awarded to a / jDiJfi'icf'f?. O. Franklin Lakes)\
&
Co.;
Stranahan,
100.98, a basis of about 3.28%.
patriek, City Clerk,, will receive Harris & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & group composed of the First Na¬ Z//7//7//' New Jersey ^."v1//^/;:' //'
tional
Bank
of
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Bond
Sale—The
St./Paul, First
(EST) on Co.; Channer Newman- Securities
'v MASSACHUSETTS'
$2,865,Q00
National
Bank
of
March
27
for
the
Minneapolis, schooLbuilding bonds offered
purchase of Co.;
Allison-Williams
Co., 5 and
Attleboro, Mass.
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Shaugh¬ March 6—v, 195r p. ; 917—-were
$2,650,000 automobile parking sys¬ Charles A. Parcells & Co. :,:-v
:/:•/';/
Bond
Sale—The
various
pur¬ tem refunding and
nessy & Co., and Harold E. Wood awarded to a syndicate
improvement
composed
pose bonds totaling $2,230,000 of¬ revenue
}, & Co.,; for coupons
MINNESOTA
bonds.
Dated March 1,
ranging front of Phelps, Fenn & Co.; John Nu/
fered March 6—v. 195, p. 1148—
3% to 3.60%, at a price of par, a veen &
1962. Due on July 1 from 1964 to
Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Columbia School District, Mo. • •
were
awarded to
the
Northern
net interest cost of about
3.56%. Fahnestock & Co.; Industrial Na¬
1987, inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Trust Company of
Bond
Offering—James E.
Chicago, as 3s, gality approved by
tional Bank of Rhode
Miller, CanIsland, in
at a price of
/
MISSISSIPPI
Saunders, Secretary of Board of100.83, a basis of field, Paddock & Stone.
Providence; Newburger, Loeb &
about 2.90%.
Education, will receive sealed bids
Co.; Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.,
Aberdeen, Miss.
"
;
until 4 p.m. (CST) on March 21
Grandville, Mich.
and Seasongood &
Bond Sale
Mayer, bidding
Improvement and
Beverly, Mass.
Bond Sale
The storm sewer for the purchase of
$995,000 school industrial
Bond Offering—Victor A.
bonds totaling $215,000 for $2,863,000 bonds, as 3%s, at a
Clare, bonds totaling $83,000 offered Feb¬ bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due were sold to
price of 100.08, a basis of about
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Cady & Company.
ruary 26—v.
195, p. 1028—were on March 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
3.36%.
'
bids c/o The First National
//
Bank, awarded to Stranahan, Harris & clusive. / Interest M-S.
-.V/-:
Monroe County Fourth Supervisor's
Legality
Municipal
Division,
45
Milk Company.
Raritan Township School District
District (P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
approved by Charles & TrauerStreet, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
Bond Sale—An issue of
nicht. //////
(P. O. Hazlet), N. ////'//
$91,000
///'v;"7"7
:■/
on
March 13 for the purchase of
Highland Park, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
bonds was sold to the First Na¬
$650,000 school
Bond Sale
The $400,000 re¬ Glyndorr Independent School Dist.
$225,000 bonds, as follows:
bonds offered February 27—v.
tional Bank of Memphis.
195,
habilitation bonds offered Feb. 26
No. 155, Minn.
$125,000
Public
Works
p. 574—were awarded to a
Depart¬ —v.
group
195, p. 1028—were awarded / Bond Sale-—The $140,000 school Monroe County Fifth Supervisor's
ment equipment bonds.
composed of Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
to the First of Michigan
District (P. O. Aberdeen), Miss. '
Corpora¬ building bonds offered Feb. 26—v.
100,000 street and sidewalk im¬
don
&
Sautter, / Fidelity Union
tion and
Bond Sale—An issue of
Kenower, MacArthur & 195, p. 1028—were awarded to a
$140,000
provement bonds.
Trust; Compahy of Newark, J. B.
Co., jointly.
industrial plant bonds was sold to
.
group composed of Kalman & Co.,
Hanauer & Co., and
Dated
April 1, 1962.
Due on
Newburger,
the
E.
First N a t i o n a 1
J.
Prescott
&
Bank
of
Co., Juran &
Loeb & Co., as
April 1 from 1963 to 19.67 inclu^ Highland Park School Dist., Mich.
3.85s, at a price of
Moody, Inc., and Paine/Webber, Aberdeen.^;.. .
, v
sive. Interest A-O.
100.05,- a basis of about 3.83
'/Band Offering
Ethel Camp*,
Legality ap¬
Jackson & Curtis, at a price of par.
/ Walnut Grove, Miss.,
bell; Secretary of Board of Edu¬
proved
/
r,
by
Storey,'
Thorndike,
Roselle Park School
Bond Offering — Essie F. HarDistrict, Ni J.
Palmer & Dodge.
cation, will receive sealed bids
Northwestern Hospital (P. O.
Bond
Offering—Leroy G. Al¬
until 7 p.m. (EST) on March 13
relson, Town Clerk, will receive
Minneapolis), Minn.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on bert, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
Brockton, Mass.
for the purchase of
$329,000 school 7 Bond Offering—Stanley R. Nel¬
Bond Sale—The various
cation, will receive sealed bids
March
14
for. the .purchase
purpose building
of
bonds.'
Dated
April 1, son, Administrator, will receive
until 8 p.m.
bonds
(EST) on March 26
totaling $820,000 offered 1962. Due on Jan. 1'from 1963 to sealed bids until
$124,000 waterworks and sewer¬
9:30 a.m. (CST)
for
March 1—v. 195,
the, purchase
of; $2,562,0,00
p. 916 — were 1988, inclusive.
Interest J-J.; Le¬ on March 29 for the purchase of age revenue bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
school
bonds.
awarded to a group composed of
Dated
April
1,
gality approved by Miller, Can- $725,000 student nurses resident 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 to
1962.
Due on April 1 from
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
1991 inclusive. Interest M-N.
1963
Le¬
field^ Paddock & Stone."
revenue
bonds, as follows:
to
1991 inclusive.
Hornblower & Weeks, and Hark¬
Interest A-O.
gality
approved
by
Charles
&
$500,000 Series A bonds. Due on
Madison Heights, Mich.
ness
& Hill, Inc., as
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Trauernicht.
2.70s, at a
■. '7V7 /; v.
/
7 • Delafield
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1994 in¬
Bond
& Wood.
'
rprice of 100.09, a basis of about
/.
/ • 7
Offering—Dorothy McGuire Lents, City
clusive.
;
'Vr MISSOURI
2.67%.
/
:
:
Clerk, will re¬
Somerville, N. J.
ceive
sealed
225,000 Series B bonds. Due on
bids
until
8
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
&
Judell.
,
March 14 for the
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Lawrence, Mass.
Bond
Sale—An
issue
(EST)
of
$165,-
redevelopment
bonds
000
urban
was
sold to the State Street
&
Trust
3.10s, at
of
about
Company
a
Bank
of
Boston, as
price of 100.16, a basis
3.07%.
chase
1962.
1965
bids
c/o
Bank of
ices
The
National
Shawmut
Boston, Municipal Serv¬
Department, 40 Water Street;
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
the
Oct.
pur¬
Dated March 1,
1 from 1962 to
Interest J-D.
gality approved by Miller,
field, Paddock & Stone. /
Midland
Offering—Ebert A. Holt,
City Treasurer,Tvill' receive sealed'
for
School
Le¬
1
from
1994
to
2001
Columbia School District, Mo.
in¬
clusive.
$17,000 sidewalk special
assessment bonds.
Maiden, Mass.
Bond
March *12
on
of
Bond
7
Richfield
school bonds.
Independent School
Due
District No. 280, Minn.
Sale—The $650,000 school
District, Mich.
awarded
Dain
the
to
a
Northern
group
Trust
composed
of
Compahy of
bonds- offered
March
1
195, p. 1029—were awarded
syndicate headed by J. M.
& Co., for coupons
ranging
from 2.90% to
33/4%, at a price
to
Bond
k
eral
E.
Dated
May
Sale
The
improvement
$355,000
bonds
February 27—v. 195,
awarded
as
2.85s,
to
at
J.
a
B.
p.
basis of about 2.84%;
1, 1962.
'
March 1 from 1963 to 1982
South
School
Interest M-S.
689—were
Hanauer &
price
gen¬
offered
of
Co.,
100.03,
Z
:
a
/
Orange and Maplewood
District
(P.
O.
South
Orange), N. J. '
County, Pattonville Cohj'
Sale—The $610,000 school
solidated School District No. R-3
bonds offered
February 27—v.. 195,
—v.
building
on
inclusive.
Bond
Bond Sale — The $2,250,000
school building and site bonds of¬
fered Feb. 28—v.
195, p.-796—were
;
James
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on March
21 for the purchase of
$995,000
7
,
—
Saunders, Secretary of .Board of
Education, wi 11 receive sealed
Dated
Oct.
1,
1961;
Interest
A-O. Legality approved
by Faegre
& Benson.
Can-
Offering
-
St.
a
'
Louis
Bond
(P. O. St. Ann), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
building
bonds
$750,000
w&s
797—were awarded to Ira
Haupt
Co., and J., B. Hanauer & Co
bidding for $609,000 bonds as 3.05s'
-p.
-
sold
&
at
a
price of
about 3.02%.
Number 6141 „.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
195
Volume
100.21,
basis
a
Clarkstown Central School District
of
No.
1
South Plainheld, N.J.
until
received
,be
April
on
4
8
of
purchase
The
—
cal
$495,000 general purpose bonds,
April 1, 1962. Due on April
Note
offered March 7-r-v.
Trust
New- York
Bank
until
Com-
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
a
1 from 1963 to,1982 inclusive.
Le-
Wayne
'
...
(P. O.
Township
-\v}Yayne), N->
,
•
School
Central
Offering—A. E. Mead,
Commissioner of the State Board
bids
of Higher
(EST) on March 20
purchase of $124,100,000
Company.
Caldwell,
District
Bond Sale—The various purpose
Sale
Bond
The
—
Keystone
Education, will receive
■
,
Legality
approved
by
Faegre
'
Bond
(EST)
chase
Onondaga County (P. O.
$1,700,000
*
^^.Syracuse), N. Y*
r
March
21
for
the
ark, and John Nuveen & Co., bid-/ Western New York,.,in Buffalo, $2,030,000.; sewer
and ; highway
ding for $5,660,000 bonds, ,as 3.95s,.. Blair & Co., Inc.,. Roosevelt &V bonds./Dated March 1, 1962. Due
at a price of 100.32, a basis of about■ Cross, Manufacturers and Traders on March 1 from 1963 to 1980 in3.91%.r
V
Trust Company of Buffalo, Wood,: elusive. InterestM-S.
^
;
Other members of the syndicate: '/Struthers & Co., Hayden, Stone &
*
^
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, 'Fenner &* Co.; R. D. White & Co., Coffin &
The Colleges of the Senece
Smith,. Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, Burr, W. H. Morton & Co., and
(P* O. Geneva), N. Y.
Equitable Securities Corporation, 'Tilney & Co., as 3i/4s, at a price ;
Bond Offering — H. N. Hubbs,
Shields & Co., R. W, Pressprich: 0f 100.33, a basis of about 3.21%.; Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
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v\4-*S 1
O
/ IPC T \
1\/Tn v»/^L
1 Ct
: & "Co.", Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
until 2 p.m. (EST) on March 16
; Ira
^he
Haupt & Co., Paine, Webber, Gates and Chili Central Sch. Dist. for
purchase
of
$562,000
No. 1 (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
.Jackson & Curtis, J; C. Bradford
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
& Co., Lee Higginson Corp., BramBond Offering- -Evelyn Salzer, April 1, 1961. Due on April 1 from
hall, Falion & Co., Inc., Barret, District Clerk, will receive sealed 1963 to 2001 inclusive. Interest
'Fitch, North & Co., F. R. Cole & bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on March A-O. Legality approved by Sykes,
Co., Ewing & Co., Wm. J. Mericka 13 for the purchase of $1,645,000 Galloway & Dikeman.
& Co., Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc., school
bonds. ; Dated. March
1,
" / Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Van 1962; ; Due on Dec. 1a,from 1962
NORTH CAROLINA
Deventer Brothers, Inc., and Rob-;.to
1981 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
High Point, N. C.
ert K, Wallace & Co.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
Bond Sale—The water andsaniloway & Dikeman.
rv
spwpr
bonds to aline $3,000.Wayne Township School District
v
Note—The foregoing supersedes
offered
195
(P. O. Wayne), N. J.
p
; i '
7
°"ered
nanus
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-March° 6^
^
h Bond / S ale
—
school bonds offered
$1,150,000
February 28
195, p. 917—were awarded to
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., and Boland,
*
..
noloi
101.85, a basis
o
-tal
to
Rond Offerinff—Ruth D HamilBond Ottering
Ruth D. Hamil-
by
the
members
of
«
6—v.
awarded to
bonds
1QI-
.
offered
Q1Q
195,
918—were
p.
syndicate composed
a
of the Continental Illinois Bank
sewer
special
1029
•
.
_.
awarded
—were
•
&
&
assessment
to
''
McDon-
•
Cn
Trust
-
bids until
1---*.*•>
March
20
for
(EST)
elusive. Interest J-D. Legality approveci
peck
Shaffer & Wily
'
06 vvli
V-
liams'
& Co.; William E.
Co., and Curtis, House
3s, at a price of 100.10,
I*-
University (P.
Oxford), Ohio
O.
Bond Offering—Lloyd
Goggin,
Treasurer, will receive separate
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(EST)
on
March 27 for the purchase of $2,„ftn
jL
,
200,000 dormitory
bonds,
revenue
follows:
$1,450,000 Series K bonds. Due on
May and Nov. 1 from 1963 to
1985
inclusive.
750,000 Series J bonds.
Due
on
May 1 from 1970 to 1990 in¬
pose bonds totaling $17,975,000.
Dated May 1>. 1962. Due on Nov. 1
syndi_
New
-
—
Miami
as
Cleveland, Ohio
<
& Co., as
basis of about 2.99%.
$102,552.32
sewer
assessment
bonds. Dated March 15, 1962. Due
Dec. 15 from 1963 to 1982 in-
Chicago;
a
of
on
of
G. Becker
on
purchase
noon
the
•
-—
Pollock &
Bond
Offering—Mildred West,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed
---*»-■■
Company
York City; Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
A.
Blue Ash, Ohio
^
the
.
March' 1—Chase Manhattan"Bank of"
ald
cost of about 2-93%'
Qther
*
bonds offered
a syndiWachovia
a
"
coristruction
u
Sale—The $198,522
issue of Feb. 26
our
iq29
D
ErH
March
-
Bond Offering—Edward C.
Bank & Trust Company of Win- Ivnuth, Director of Finance, will
ston-Salem, as 6s, 5%s, 3s and Is, receive sealed bids until April 24
at a price of 100.04, a net interest for the purchase of various pur-
New York
3.95s,
awarded
headed
.cate
..
Hempstead Central High School
Distict No. 3 (P. O, Merrick),
a
as
'P*
>
•
—V;
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
awarded6to
1029—were
thv r?9P5rtnin,0°29r iSSUe 01 Feb- 28 1029-w%e
The
San-
improvement
am
v\
.
by Squire,
Bond Sale—The $3,500,000 hos-
:
Archbold, Ohio
,
to
~
aS
basis
,
0_..
1963
Interest J-D.; Le¬
Lorain, Ohio
as
-u
a
,
Bond
im-
.♦
i^o.,
of'101.85,
.
of about 3.30%.
.
^95
Vp* 798—were awarded
.
from
1
foregoing supersedes
•
;
Dec.
on
the report in
fne^$47O,UU0 school,
!^provfJJJen v Sa©
.
pur-
f* Dempsey.
Note—The
c.n
1501,(1 bale
.
of
gality approved
Village School
"
,•_
R
(EST) on
purchase- of
a.m.
Smith,
Mairch 20 for the
$650,000
school
on
1984 inclusive.
*
.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11
Offering—Helene
1962. Due
Amherst Exempted
■
District
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
&
OHIO
totaling $5,678,000. offered^:school
building; bonds'- offered
February 28—v. 195, p. 917—were March 1— v. 195, p. 1029 — were
awarded .to a syndicate headed by/awarded to a syndicate composed
the National State Bank of New-vof the Marine Trust Company lof
School
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until noon
Benson.
v
,
Local
(P. O. LaGrange), Ohio
sealed bids in Bismarck until 8.30
Legality approved by
Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell.
bonds
•
sealed
Npr I (P. O. Albany)r N.Y.
i
•
.
receive
the
p.m.
(CST) on March 22 for the
temporary
notes,
165th
Issue, purchase
of
$570,000
dormitory
Dated April 10, 1962.
Due on revenue bonds. Dated March 1,
Sept.
14, 1962.
Payable at the .1961. Due on March 1 from 1964
Phpmirai Bank New York Trust to
Chemical
2001
inclusive. Interest M-S.
basis of about 3.26%.
Colonie
Wil-
p.m.
1
for
Chase - Manhattan
Bank,
Spencer Trask & Co., Hayden,
stone & Co., and Glickenhaus &
r*n
a« 3.30s, at a price of 100.40,
Co.,' as s sns at a nrirp r»f inn 40
"
will
59
,
Provident Bank of Cincinnati, and
Roose & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.46, a basis of about 3.30%.
Bond
that the Au-
announces
thority
University of NortKDakota (P. O.
Grand Forks), N. Dak.
York
Offering—Chairman
liam Reid
pany,
Dated
City Housing Authority,
New
$4,712,000
195, p. 1149—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Chemi-
(EST)
p.m.
the
for
Sale
school bonds
will
York
(P. O. New City), N. Y.
Bond
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
New
(1259)
clusive.
.
May 1, 1962. Payable at
the Provident Bank of Cincinnati,
or at the Manufacturers HHariover
Dated
Co., John J. Ryan & Co., Roosevelt
Cross, Goodbody & Co., Stroud
& Co., .Inc., Shelby Cullom Davis
& Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Thomas
&,
f
i, .196i. Due
on
Legality
Note_The
^
Interest
Trust Company of New York City.
Bond
Sale
$11,081,000 Legality approved
by Squire, Sanvarious purpose general obligation
ders &"DemDsev
bonds offered IVlarch 1—v. 195 p. ■
u-,.
-
Andrews & Co., Inc.,
J-D.'
Hawkins,i
by
approved
& Wood"
Delafield
A
June 1 from 1963
inclusive.
1981
to
ders & Dempsey.
^"^ B^^5;F^tNatK)n^
+1^0^ 1929—were
foregoing SUpersedes
'
St?udw"ck'
&
Anaerson
awarded to
Fofeer' £?te. h.eaded
btruawiCK.
»>y
roieer.
the
syndi- Mifflin Township (P. O. R.F.D. 1,
a
Northern
.
——
—-
Luca.), Ohio
;
Bond Offering—Robert J.
Clerk
pel & Co., and Juran & Moody,
Inc./;.;/;;/.. - ;
•/; ■•; V-""-:
NEW
YORK
Albion, N. Y.
Bend
Sale
The
-
Henrietta
•
.
;
of about
(P. O. West Henrietta),
New York
•
3.07%,
$1,837,000
of
Smith,
Trustees, will
cqqp; nnn
imnrminmpnt
hon h
•
c
,^rtrr.N
.
e.
...
n.
.
as
(EST)
3V8$.
chase of $20,823 road improvement
as
3^$/
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
on
improvement
March 23 for the
and: drainage
23/4S.
as
on
1
'"Zra^m^^necM4^!-; dusive-\,
approved
street
.
follows:
as
$5,801,000 bonds
Offering —Don W, Cook, : ; Bond
1,591,000 bonds
Offering—W. E. Easter-.TowmSupervisor, will Jeceive liiig, Secretary of Local Govern3,689,000 bonds
sealed bids until 11 a.m.,(FST)
ment
Commission, - will receive.
on March 15 for the purchase of ^ed wSr^Ralei^h" untiTu
Rockingham, N. C.
Bond
'K *
Board
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
;
•
of
special
as-,
special assessment
April 1, 1962. Due
from, 1963
by
y.'/
pur¬
to
in-
1967
,A-°- Legality
Sanders
Squire,
v-
'•••;•/'
^
■
"
City School District,
/ Western
New
100.40,
York, in Buffalo, Sykes, Galloway & Dikerp^n. ;
f Blair
& ;Go.,- -Inc.;::/Roosevelt
;&/;//■ / '; Kingston' N. T.--';;/.-y-'
,'Cr0ss,jInGi, ,Hdrnblower> & Weeks, ^ Bon d- O f f e r.i n
ipclusive. Interest J-D. Legality
Pershing,
/•: approved by Mitchell,
approved
Mitche"
^—
.Shetierfe * MitchellMatthias^- Shetterly & Mitchell.
.
g..
Manufacturers^and Traders Trust. Rid^rdson, City Treasurer,
? Ee^PM=L^h ^a/' *and,^nn°; -receive sealed bids until U
,wer,.MacArthur &
Co.,
>•< 9
;
■
<^
nriPP
-
nf
1 III)
I
5-
o'
as
Kooie
3.30, at
r»-f
oVinnf
/uontt unering
rue $755,000
improvement bonds offered March
6—v,
to
195i.D.,114&-:were awarded
(EST)
will
/
March 15 for the pur-^ -V
on
■■■■■■■
.
-
.
:r
fp
• ■.
*
• - -
intorp^t
-
t
.
.
a
S r/S//ra wh!!f Weld
& Co., Inc.; White, St
&
of
11n„.
1 1972.
^
,
>
;
i
from
Brookhaven, Port Jefferson
.
.
-
...
Station-Terryville Fire Dist.,
,
.
Bond
«
New York
V
on
Weigold & Co.,
pnee of lOO.l7,
2.97%.
New York
1962 uue on March 1 from 1963
04. Due on Marcn
from
Broome County
(P. O.
Binghamton), N. Y.
liam
for
/
...
Bond Sale—The $837,425 public
/ improvement bonds offered March
v
to
/
.&■
195,
p.
Chas.
E.
Inc., as 3s, at- a
a basis of about
195,
p.
group
—
::
Chairman Wil-
Peid- announces
1029—were awarded
composed
of
the
1
p.m.;
the
(EST)
purchase
that
the
on
of
March 13
$34,575,000
temporary loan notes, as follows:
$29,240,000 notes, Series CTN-3L
Due
Due
July 18, 1962.
on
5,335,000
notes,
on
Series
CTN-32.
Sept. 13, 1962.
v;
.
Chemical,Bank/New.York.Trust
.Compainy /ofNew
Dated April,".11„ 1962., Payable
York,. .City;, at the Chemical Bank New York
Bache & Co., and C. F. Childs & Trust'Company. Legality approved
//Co., as 2^60s, at a :price of 100.34, by Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan,
y
*;
a;
basis of about 2.53%.
;
McGovern
&
• :
Lane.
'
».
-
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>;
North Dakota
Bond Sale—The
$925,000 school
building bonds offered March 6—
195,
sas
Ulty»
National
Bank
Chase of $1,200,000 school bonds.
7''»b"Juul uuiJUbon Dec.
March 1, 1962. Due
of
*lrst national Bank in
1150—were awarded to
First NaB. J. Van
Ingen & Co., and J. A. Hogle &
p.
group composed of the
tional Bank of Chicago;
a
Co/» as 3s, 2V2s, and 2.10s, at
Julien Collins & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Fahnestock &
Ohio
Co.; First National Barlk; Republis
Bond Offering—Robert C. Beth,
National-* Bank, both in Dallas; Director of Finance, will receive
Glickenhaus & ..Co.; Auchincloss, sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
&
Redpath;
Rauseher,
Co.; Ryan, Sutherland &
Co.;
Newburger,
Loeb
& $Co.;
Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Barret,
Fitch, North & Co.; Dittmar & Co.;
Bismarck School District No. 1,
»
v.
New York
Note Offering
until
1—v.
to
Authority will receive sealed bids
to 1981 inclusive.
.
28—V.
City Housing Authority,
■
...
of
$147,000 fire bonds. Dated March
,
Feb.
awarded
were
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 1 p.m.
(EST)
March
13
for
the
purchase
1,
—
First
•
Parker
Sale—The'$190,000
917
r"n
Pierce &
...
bonds offered
Ros^'
Offering—J. H/ Wanek,
Cleric of B°ard of Education/ will
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(EST) <* March 26 for the pur-
tseretnlft& Co n,a
cost of g). Louis; Robert w Bajrd e. Dempsey
group composed of the Marine - ATcu'arfe Valley, Berkshire,
Owego,
a®
Due on Feb.
//Trust Company of Westerp New
Candor, Richford, Maine; Nanti^'^-^a lovi
; Yorky ■ in r ,Buffalo-*; Roosevelt
& : \ ' coke, Caroline, Harford and
/WfwA!!?- -a« '-5 ^
L^Cross, Vine,,/ Manufacturers .. and
Lapeer Central Sch. Dist. No. 2
'Morjif r idK?•
:' Traders Trust, Company of Buf"■0 J(P. O. Newark Fallc^y/ / V-1 ^
falo, and R. D. White & Co., ;as
3s, at a price of 100.35, a;basis of;
Bond
school
•
-NORTH DAKOTA
about 2.1
Fir.t
Ripley
.
ro
of the Northern
CorporaS s/ndfeatf ^friman
North Carolina
>
.
M/7
W.l.on),
fPPT?ved ^ Pawku^s, Delafield & A W^-7,
Wo°d-..
;
V" '/f/
...
n
a.m.
Other rhemhers
-
,
basis of about 2.81%.
a
Ohio
of
bonds.
Due on Dec.
inclusive. Inapproved
by
—
^eitner & Woods, and J. C. Wheat
& Co-
;•
.
Enon, Ohio
a
(>f 100.05, a net interest cost
of about 2.957d.
works
Kidder
March
Bond Sale—The $340,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 28V.
195, p. 918—were awarded to
purchase
drain
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
&
Upper Arlington, Ohio
& Crayre» Inc-;.Newhani, Cook &
Bond Offering
Robert H.
Co-; M, B^Vick &^ Co^; Yates, Jones Director of Finance, will
Bond
P«ce
County, Steele Sch. Dist.
No. 26 (P. O. Steele), N. Dak.
March 22 for the
'
$800,000 sewer and
Dated May 1, 1962.
1 from 1963 to 1982
terest J-D. Legality
Sale—The
assessment
1—v.
393,000 waterbonds
a
I",
price
of
sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
(EST) on March 26 for the purchase of $223,653.27 road improvement special assessment bonds,
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1
1029—were from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
195, p.
awarded to Magnus &
at
offered
recGive
Co.,
100.19,
a
as 3%s,
basis of
In-
terest A-O. Legality approved by
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Niehoff.
about 3'85%'
Genoa Area Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $890,000 school
OKLAHOMA
apolis, First National Bank of St.;
Paul; and Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,
as 3.10s, 3.40s, 3.60s and 33/4S, at
a price of 100.11, a net interest
improvement bonds offered Feb.
Lahoma, Okla.
cost of about
Pierce,
the First National Bank of Minne-
3.53%.
28—v. 195,
p.
1029—were awarded
to a group composed of Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Fenner
&
Smith,
Inc.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $55,000
water
the
Enid.
works
Central
bonds
was
National
sold
Bank
to
of
!
1+
^,L"V«L v. ,W\ ^W>(^^^ryriV^.l
t^M«J?f i^W^wnmW'Wbi'iiUW *'
Otrtf^'V Y.*»vi I up'«»*<
'
(1260)
bonds offered
Loyal, Okla.
'V.'
$40,000
waterworks bonds
was
sold to
Canfield
&
Co.,
and
Milburn,
Cochran & Co., Inc., jointly.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
jointly, at a
lows:
Offering—Sealed bids will
sanitary sewer bonds.
May 1, 1962. Due on May
1 from 1964 to 1970 inclusive. In¬
$30,000
terest M-N.
OREGON
School District
Oregon
jiNo. R-l (P. O. Heppner),
Offering—Sealbd bids will
be received until March 26 for
the purchase of $870,000 school
Bond
construction bonds.
PENNSYLVANIA
Hatboro, Pa.
Offering—Thomas A. Mc-
Borough Secretary, will
bids Until 8 p.m.
Clurken,
sealed
9 for the pur¬
$10,000
improvement
Dated June 1, 1962. Due
(EST)
April
on
chase
of
bonds.
on
June
1, 1967.
Lehigh County (P. O. Allentown),
5Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(EST)
be received until 2 p.m.
on
April 26 for the purchase of $5,000,000 county courthouse bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive. In¬
terest M-N.
Lemoyne, Pa.
Sale—The $125,000
,
Bond
im¬
provement bonds offered March 1
—v.
195, p. 1030—were awarded
to the Lemoyne Trust Company
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building
Authority
O.
(P.
Hart
isburg), Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until April
17 for the
school
purchase
of
$26,430,000
building revenue bonds.
Bond
Lalley,
•
A.
Director of Finance, will
receive
bids
sealed
until
noon
(EST) on April 4 for the purchase
of
$25,020,000
various
purpose
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due
on July
1 from 1963 to 1992 in¬
clusive. Interest J -J.
000 street
chased
March
1
bonds
revenue
via
negotiated
was
sale
pur¬
on
Drexel & Company.
1962. Due on Jan.
1 from 1963 to 1968 inclusive, and
on Jan.
1, 2000. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by Drinker, Bidby
Dated March 1,
die & Reath..
,
>
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Corporate Trust Office
of First National City Bank, New
NOTICE
195, p. 919—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
Offering—Ira
until
bids
28
March
11
the
for'
Bank of
National
Rich,
H.
(CST)
purchase
a.m.
a
3s and
a
3.10s, at
of
Dallas, as 41/2S,
price of 100.002,
net interest cost of about 3.08%.
District
No.
in Seattle.
2x5;
■
Ellensburg, Wash.
Bond Offering—Gertrude
Dallas,
awarded
to
Texas
Offering—City
Bond
Harold
Shank
G.
composed of
group
a
Equitable Securities Corpora¬
the
tion, First National Bank of Mem¬
bonds.
either in whole, on
the Authority,
Secretary
announces
City
bids until 7:30 p.m.* (PST)
19 foe. the purchase of
Clerk,
March
on
that
District,
Bond
1,
not earlier than
est payment date
July 1, 1967, from moneys in
the
University of Tennessee (P. O.
Knoxville), Tenn.
Puerto Rico Water Resources Au¬
thority Electric Revenue Bonds
Sinking Fund, at - the principal
bonds
the
of
to
be
re¬
deemed, together with the inter¬
est accrued thereon to the date
fixed for
redemption, plus a pre¬
4% of such principal
amount if redeemed on or prior to
mium
July
of
1,
3%
1972,
thereafter and
or
on
if redeemed
prior to July
26—v.
or
1989, and
redeemed
prior to July 1,
premium
if
thereafter.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell
of New York City.
The
—
offered March 1—v.
were
sold
Water Control
and Improvement District No. I
(P. O. Fort Worth), Texas
the
to
Housing
Agency,
and
as
WISCONSIN
was
and fire station bonds
to Rauscher, Pierce &
hall
sold
CO., Inc.
Bank
National
First
of
Agricultural and Mechanical ColChicago.
"
lege of Texas (P. Oi College
Station), Texas
Westminster College (P. O. Salt
Bond Sale—The $400,000 TarleLake City), Utah
College dormitory reve¬
bonds offered Feb. 19—v. 195,
O f f
Bond
1
e r
n g
—
—
v.
President
a*
bonds o f f e red
195, p. 1152—were
syndicate headed by
Bank
National
of
2V2S, 3s, and 3.20s, at a price of
100.10,: a net interest cost of about
*
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(City),
Metomen,
Ripon,
Berlin,
Brooklyn,
Green
Lake
and Nepeuskun (Towns) Joint
Ripon
Common
,'X
S
Bond
school
Sch.
Dist.
No.
OHIO
ELECTRIC COMPANY
offered March 1
1030—were awarded
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
building
to
bonds
195,
—v.
p.
Smith Inc.
Richland County School District
Dividend
on
No. 2
(P. O. Columbia), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
Common Sbarjs
The Board of Directors
.
building
of Columbus and
—v.
Southern Ohio Electric
R.
Company, on March 7,
1962, declared a div¬
idend of fifty cents
(50<D per share on
the outstanding Com¬
mon
of
business
Feb.
15
from
5%
to
price of 100.01, a net
ranging
2%%, at
a
interest
of
cost
about
3.16%.
West Columbia, S. C.
Sale—The
Bond
poration, payable April
10, 1962, to share¬
close
offered
coupons
Shares of the Cor¬
holders of record at the
bonds
195, p. 799—were awarded to
S.
Dickson
&
Co., Inc., for
and
Feb.
'
sewer
27—v.
awarded
on
March 26, 1962.
revenue
to
Bor.
bonds
offered
195, p.
1030—were
McCarley & Co., Inc.
SOUTH
G. C. SHAFETt, Secretary Vv
$470,000 water
Homme
DAKOTA
County Independent
School District No.
the
ELECTRIC
COLUMBUS
AND SOUTHERN
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Co.
OHIO
1 (P. O.
Springfield), S. Dak.
Bond Sale—An issue of $105,000
school building bonds was sold to
E. J. Prescott & Co., and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, jointly.
1
(P. O. Ripon), Wis.
a
1
e
—
The
$2,400,000
bonds offered February 27
195, p. 1032—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
National
Bank
of
Chicago,
at
—v.
to
a
100.07,:
3.16%,
a
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
Frank E. Duddy, Jr., announces $500,000 as 3V2S.
Due on Feb. 1
690—were sold as follows:
that the Board of Trustees will
from 1964 to 1967, inclusive.
$322,000 bonds to the Housing and receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
375,000 as 2%s. Due on Feb. 1
Home
Finance
Agency,
as
from 1968 to 1970; inclusive.
(MST) on March 27 for the pur¬
3V2S, at a price of par.
chase of $425,000 dormitory reve¬ 7 1,525,000 as 3*4s? Due on Feb. 1
78,000 bonds to Underwood, Neu- nue bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
from 1971 to 1982, inclusive.
haus & Co., Inc., and Dittmar
Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 to 2001
Other members of the syndicate:
& Cp., Inc., as 3V2S, at a price
inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legality
of 100.10.;. /' * :
Blyth & Co., Inc.; the Milwaukee
;v
approved
by
Dawson, i Nagel,
Company; Blunt, Ellis & Simmons;
Aldine Independent Schol District, Sherman & Howard.
First National Bank, St. Louis and
p.
Georgetown County (P. O.
Georgetown), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
Chi¬
as
school
1031—were awarded
195, p.
the
,
and Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
cago,
3.03%<
Bond Sale—The $345,000
to
6
First
the
*,
Sale—The >$2,100,000 cor¬
awarded to
Wink, Texas
—v.
Wisconsin
1
building bonds offered February 27
TEXAS
Falls, Butler and
(P. O. Menomonee Falls),
Bond
March
city
sealed bids until
(PST).. on. March 20 for the
purchase of $10,500,000 Packwood
Lake Hydrprelectric Project bonds.
Dated Mar. 1, 1962. Due on Mar. 1
'from 1975 to 2012, inclusive.
In¬
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
No. 1
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000
of 100.05.
nue
Secretary of Board of Direc¬
2 p.m.
1 for the pur¬
3V8S, at a price of par.
UTAH
269,000 to Davidson & Co., Inc.,
and the Cumberland Securi¬ Weber County, County School Dist.
ties Corp., as 3i/8s, at a price
(P. O. Ogden) Utah *
ton State
gren,
tors, will receive
Lannon Joint School District
bonds.
195, p. 1030—
Finance
Home
Offering—William T. Elm-
$13,500,000 water supply porate purpose
chase of
Supply
System (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be received on May
Horowitz, Star-
Washington Public Power
Menomonee
$2,000,000
follows:
as
$1,731,000
ton, Thorgrimson,
in & Ellis.
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Tarrant County
dormitory system revenue bonds
1,1977, 2 % if redeemed thereafter
and on or prior to July 1, 1982,
1% if redeemed thereafter and
without
Sale
Bond
Legality approved by Pres¬
F-A.
school
Feb.
offered
bonds
house
Texas
Sale—The $400,000
purchase of $4'21,f)00 school 'bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1962.
Due on
1967 from any money which may April 1 from 1963 to 1987, inclu¬
Legality ap¬
be provided for that purpose, or sive, Interest A-O.
in part by lot in the inverse order proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
•'
of their maturities, on any inter¬ Logan.
date not earlier than July
SOUTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN
Hut-
receive
will
chins,
sealed
on
$295,000 hosptal bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1962
to
1978
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
a
& 195, p. 1031—were awarded to a
York, N. Y., of, at the option of phis, and Clark, Landstreet
the holder or registered owner, at Kirkpatrick, Inc., as 3 J/2S, 3 %s, and group composed of the Fort Worth
First National
City Bank, San 3.60s.
National Bank,
Texas Bank &
Juan Branch, San Juan, Puerto
Trust Co. of Dallas, and EddieShelby County (P. O. Memphis),
Rico; interest on bonds registered
man, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., 3%s,
T erinessce
as to both principal and interest
Bond Offering — W. H. Ewing, 3y>s and 3.40s.
payable by check or draft mailed
County Court Clerk, will receive
Los Fresnos Consolidated Indep.
to the registered owner.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
School District, Texas
The bonds of this issue which
April 2 for the purchase of $12,Bond Offering—W. C. Macomb,
mature after Jan. 1, 1967, may be
500,000 bonds, as follows:
President of Board of Trustees,
redeemed prior to their respective
$10,000,000 schooi bonds.
will receive sealed bids until 8:00
maturities, on thirty (30) day's
2,500,000 general improvement p.m. (CST) on March 13 for the
published notice, at the option of
on
DIVIDEND
$2,000,000
March
offered
County,
$28,000 fire 'truck bonds.
Dated
the City Council will receive
April 1, 1962.
Due on April 1
sealed bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST)
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive. Pay¬
proved
by
Caldwell, Marshall, on March 12 for the
purchase of able at the City Treasurer's office.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. Trimble & Mitchell.
$10,800,000 bonds, as follows:
1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
King County, Auburn School Dist.
Knoxville, Tenn.
$1,200,000 park improvement
terest J-D. Legality approved by
No. 408 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—-The $600,000 school
bonds. Due on April 1 from
Bond Sale—The $530,000 school
Townsend, Elliott & Munson.
bonds offered Feb. 27—v. 195, p.
1963 to 1982, inclusive.
bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 195, p.
PUERTO RICO
799—were
awarded to a group
9,600,000 general obligation vari¬ 800—were awarded to a
syndicate
ous
composed
of Merrill L y n c h,
purpose bonds.
Due on headed
Puerto Rico Water Resources
by
the
First .National
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc.;
April 1 from 1963 to 1982, incl. Bank of
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Commerce, in Seattle, as
Third National
Bank of Nash¬
Dated April 1,
Puerto Rico
1962.
Legality 3V4S, 3s, 3y8s and3.20s, at a price
ville; Clark, Landstreet & Kirk- approved by Dumas, Huguenin & of
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
par, a net interest cost of about
patrick, Inc., and the Mid-South Boothman.
3.11%.
be received by the Government
Securities Co., as 3V2S and 3J/4S,
Development Bank
for
Puerto at a
Port .of Bellingham (P. O.
Eagle Lake Independent School
price of par, a net interest
Rico, acting for and on behalf of the cost of about 3.45%.
District, Texas
X Bellingham), Wash*' ■<,.
Authority, at 45 Wall St., New
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,Milan, Tenn.
York 5, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on
000 Schoolhouse bonds was sold port improvement revenue bonds
Bond Sale—The $900,000 water¬
March
14, for the purchase of
to Rotan, Mosle & Co., and Russ was? sold to? a group headed by
$12,500,000 revenue bonds of 1962. works and sewer revenue and gen¬
Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co. Dated
& Co., jointly.
Dated Jan. 1, 1962 and due on eral obligation bonds offered
Feb: 15, 1962. Due on Feb. 15 from
Graham Independent School
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1998 inclusive. March 6 —v. 195, p. i030 —were
1963 to 1987 inclusive.
Interest
,
Springfield Township School Dist.
(P. O. Oreland), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
to
County Judge, will receive sealed
E.
Offering—George
amount
Philadelphia Parking Authority,
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—An issue of $4,500,-
(P. O.
Centerville), Tenn.
Bond
Swinehart, Secretary of Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 14
for the purchase of $50,000 school
building improvement bonds.
any
Philadelphia, Pa.
O f f e r i n g—Francis
The
—
bonds
1—v.
(P. O. Trevorton), Pa.
Bond
Sale
Bond
schoolhouse
Wenatchee School
246
(P." O.
Wenetchee), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $195,000 school
building bonds offered March 1—
v.
195, p. 1031—were awarded to
the National Bank of Commerce,
Chelan
195, p.. Corpus Christi Independent School
to Getke &
District, Texas
awarded
WASHINGTON
City. Legality approved
by Dobbins & Howard.
28—v.
Hickman County
inclusive.
Township School District
Zerbe
,
TENNESSEE
Due on April 1
2%s.
as
.
■
Due on April 1,
3V8S.
from 1965 to 1975
Dated
receive
1030—were
Company.
210,000
4:30 p.m. (CST)
March 13 for the purchase of
Bond
offered Feb.
bonds
New York
S. Dak.
Lennox,
Sale—The $95,000 sewer
Bond
1963 and 1964.
be received until
Morrow County
Colket & Co.,
price of par, as fol¬
Co., and Pennington,
$40,000 as
on
March 6—v. 195, p.
to Drexel & >
awarded
918—were
Mooreland, Okla.
Bond
Financial Chronicle■-,,.. i Monday, Marchv12;-1962
The Commercial and
■
60
>
.
Bond
Texas
Offering—Ray
President
of
Board
of
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 6:30
(CST) on March 13 for the
purchase of $1,700,000 schoolhouse
bonds. Dated April 15, 1962. Due
p.m.
April 15 from 1963 to 2000 in¬
clusive. Interest A-O.
Legality
on
approved
Weems
Bexar
&
Vinson,
by
VERMONT
Shotwell,
School
Stowe
Sale—The $60,000
Bond
ipal
improvement
Feb. 28
—
v.
195, p. 1021
munic¬
offered
—
were
Dabney &
'"Of.
3.10s, at a
price of
basis of about 3.05%.
a
Elkins,
VIRGINIA
County Road District No. 1
Purcellville, Va.
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
Offering — County Clerk
Fred Huntress announces that the
nett, Secretary
County Commissioners Court will
sealed
receive sealed bids until 10:30 p.m.
mond until
on
Vt.
-
as
Searls.
Bond
(CST)
bonds
awarded to Townsend,
Tyson,
100.26,
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
District,
March 15 for the
pur¬
sion
on
Local
bids
of State Commis¬
will receive
Debt,
at his
office
in
Rich¬
(EST) on Mar. 21
for the purchase of $340,000 water
noon
chase of $500,000 road bonds. Dated
and sewer bonds.
Dated July 1,
March 15 1961. Due on July 1 from 1962 to
from 1963 to 1985, inclusive. Prin¬ 1985, inclusive.
Interest J-J. Le¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
at the Chase Manhattan Bank of Washburn & McCarthy.
March 15,
1962.
Due
on
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