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ESTABLISHED
Volume
Reg.V. S. Pai. Offic•
18S9
195
New York 7,
6143
Number
General
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RAILROAD
$1.25
a
Copy
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
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Price
N. Y., Monday, March 19, 1962
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
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the
of
company),
SEC FILINGS
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and
Investment
Sun
Co.
owns
61.9%
of D
&
H.
Investment is controlled by Murchison Brothers, a partnership
composed of C. W. Murchison, Jr. and John D. Murchison (a companydirector). Management officials of the company as a group also own
Sun
SEC Filings
Consolidated
In This Issue
40.3%
our readers, the
publishing separately all
security registrations, Regulation A fil¬
ings, exchange offers etc., filed with the
Securities and Exchange
Commission
during the preceding week. This new
method was inaugurated with the issue
of February 19.
This
is
Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
National Stock Exchange—______
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
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16
28
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
33
47
38
38
38
38
41
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange.
Canadian Stock Exchange—..——
Toronto Stock Exchange.
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corporation
A
World
:
Music."
of
This
with
1962
filed
offered
a
$3.50,
at
931
Niles,
St.,
Summit
SEC
filed
Ohio,
due -1982,
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
registration
a
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
(a)
$5,000,000 Of
offered by the
covering
14,
March
on
debentures
be
to
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
of principal amount, and (b) 150,000
be offered for public sale by
the
holders
thereof.
The
offerings will be made through underwriters
headed by G. H. Walker & Co., 45 Wall St., New York.
The public
offering price of the shares (maximum $30 per share) and under¬
writing terms for both issues are to be supplied by amendment.
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The
company
is engaged in the sale to the public of pre-cut,
packaged home building materials, including not only the pre-cut
lumber necessary to construct the
"shell" of a home and a garage
and
porches,
but also
a
trim package and packaged components
(including wiring, plumbing, heating and interior finishing packages).
The net proceeds from the company's, sale of debentures will be used*
by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Approved Bancrcdit Corp., to finance
a
greater portion of future credit sales originating in
the sales
outlets
of
the
company. - In
addition to certain indebtedness, the
company has outstanding 1,671*076 shares of common stock, of which
William Gross, President and Board Chairman, Alex Gross, Executive
Vice-President,
and Sam
Gross,
Secretary-Treasurer,
own
37.82'.6,
20.75% and 15.56%, respectively.
They and one other officer are the
selling stockholders; and
the amount to be sold by each is to be
supplied by amendment.—V. 194; p. 2217.
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public sale at 100%
Shares to
company for
outstanding
Transactions American Stock Exchange..—
common
40
40
40
40
The
used
Federal Reserve System—
—
The
company on March 5, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering
shares to be offered at $100, Without underwriting.
mon
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Allied,
mineral
own
52
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
American
Space; Exploratioii;
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Securities, Inc.,
Bacardi
This
ment
Denver.—V.
A" Filing—
517.
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common
tional
Ltd.,
of banks
The
the
rum
in
engaged
in
United States and the
in
distilling,
Puerto
United
Rico.
bonds
States
exclusive
distributor
(Kingdom
-
Armed Forces is Bacardi Im¬
Excellency Louis. Scheyven, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Bel¬
gium to the United States of America, .has announced that the King¬
dom of Belgium filed a registration statement with the SEC on March
Co..
and Smith,:.Barney
&
Co.,
Inp.;:;./\V:v\'v;
were
sold.—V.
194, p. 2439.
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Registration Withdrawn—
On March 13, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed Nov. 7, 1961 which covered 92,320 common, shares to
have been offered for subscription by stockholders, without underwrit¬
ing, on a one-for-ten basis.—V. 195, p. 399,
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Continental Sound Corp.—"Reg. A"
,
Filing—
The corporation on March 2, .1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 34,000
common shares
to be offered at $5, through Raymond Moore & Co.,
Los Angeles.
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Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment and working capital.
Continental of 722 N. Seward Street, Los Angeles, is engaged in
sound processing of motion picture films and television presentations.
.,
for
of) —Bonds Registered—
His
States.
Bush Terminal Co.—SEC
ports, Inc., New York; The distributor for the rest of the world (ex¬
cept Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, where the company sells
directly through appointed agents) Is Bacardi International.
In addi¬
tion to certaiin indebtedness, the company has outstanding 600,000'
shares of common stock, (after giving effect to a recent recapitaliza¬
tion
Whereby such shares were issued in exchange for the 5,000
class A and 45,000 class B shares then outstanding), of Which Bacardi
International owns 105,000 - shares
(and proposes to sell the 35,000
shares);.: artd management officials as
a
group 78,011
shares.
The
prospectus indicates that the selling stockholders will use the net
proceeds'from its stock sale to reduce its open account indebtedness
to the issuing company.- Jose.M. Bosch is President,
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Belgium
the United
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registration state¬
v-1'/"v;./.-'-://■
G;
aging, bottling and selling
The
will be added to Belgium's for¬
/; The last,, previous public sale of bonds of the Kihgdom of Belgium in
the United States was made in November, 1961, when $25,000,000 5Vz%
.
made
in
Stanley:. &
a
company
"Bacardi"
from the sale of the bonds
Public offering of the bonds will be made about March 29 and will
be underwritten by a nationwide underwriting group headed by Morgan
stock;
writer.
to
eign currency reserves which, to the extent required, will then be
applied to repayment of an outstanding $30,000,000 loan from a group
a
industry, -the
non-ferrous
metal
industry,
the.
,
by- the
former). >In
addition*,; they
also-
own
124,755
and
B common shares, respectively. Alter the stock sale,
they will
an-aggregate of 53%- of all the outstanding stock- of the company."
all
of
stock now
The corporation
outstanding: is $3.67 pdr share;
March 8,
on
1962 filed
a
"Reg. A" covering $60,000-
10%
(par
Daisy Manufacturing Co.—Common Registered—
a registration statement with
outstanding shares of common
by D & H Corp., the company's
parent. The offering will be made by Eppler, Guerin, & Turner, Inc.,
1507 Bryant St.; Dallas. The public offering price (maximum $8.50
per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company and its= subsidiaries design, manufacture and market
air rifles, air pistols, BB shot, toy rifles, pop guns, cap pistols and
holster sets under the trade name "Daisy"; fishing lures, rods and
reels under the name "Heddon";
and waterproof-soled outdoor boots
under the, name "Sta. Dri.'t In addition to certain iridebtedness,
the
company has outstanding 690,500 shaes of common stock (exclusive of
60,000 shares recently purchased by the company from D & H at $7
per share
and held as treasury stock), all of which are owned by
D & H. As indicated, D & H proposes to sell 135,000 shares. Manage¬
ment officials of the company as a group own 25.4% of the outstanding
stock of D & H (including 16.9% owned by Cass S. Hough, President
This
company of Rogers, Ark., filed
on March
9 covering <135,000
the SEC
stock
to
working
loan
Proceeds
SEC on March 8, covering 35.,0.00 outstanding: shares
to be offered for public sale by Bacardi Interna¬
principal stockholder, at $50 per share. "The offering;
will be made by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., 15 Broad
Street, New York, which will receive a $3.50 per share commission. Of
such stock, 5,000 shares will be offered to employees and certain others
at $48.25 per share with a $1.75 per share commission to the under¬
of
the
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Corp.—Common Registered—
corporation of San Juan, Puerto Rico, filed
with
v
relating
ginning in 1965, sufficient to retire the entire issue by maturity. The
bonds will be non-callable for ten years except by operation of the
sinking fund.
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p.
steel
pay
Proceeds
a
proposed issue of $30,000,000 Kingdom of Belgium
sinking fund bonds due April 1, 1977. Principal and
interest on the bonds will be payable in United States dollars.
The
bonds will be entitled to a semi-annual sinking fund of $1,200,000 be¬
14
external
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Ibic^SEG Registration
195,
the
subordinated debentures due May 14; 1972 and 30,000 common
one cent) to be offered in^ $200 units, each-consisting of
$100 of debentures and 50 common shares. No
underwriting is involved/
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Economic Security Corp.—"Reg. A'.' Filing—;
On, March 12, .1962 the' company withdrew - its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 22 which covered 250,000 com¬
mon
shares to have been offered publicly at $2 per share through
Preferred
to
Book value
—
The. company, on March 2, 1962 filed -a '''Reg* A" 'covering 21,000
common
shares (par $1.25) to be offered at $14.25, through Robert
Garrett & Sons., Baltimore.
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Proceeds are to be used for equipment' and working capital.
s American of
7501 Pulaski Highway, Baltimore County, Md., is engaged
in the design and manufacture of stationery for financial institutions.
Withdrawn—
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21,120
of the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52
The Course of Bank Clearings
49
of 147 Mill Street, City of Grass Valley, Calif, is engaged in
exploration and assaying.
American Bank Stationery Co.—"Reg."
1,112
is engaged in designing and manufacturing industrial
furnaces, and' in; performing commercial heat treating
for
retained
be
52
;
1,900 com¬
Proceeds are to be used for drilling, shafting and bulk testing.
and
company
shares
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—-
945
own
.
of
Banks
of
Allied Beryllium
trustees,
3% notes .now outstanding; $100,000 to pay a bank loan'
now
outstanding, $131,000 to purchase equipment for and to enlarge
facilities for heat treating operations,
and any balance for general
corporate purposes. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 82,607 common and 150,195 B common shares
(equally
divided into three series)
Of the outstanding common-stoek, Horace
Drever, President, and Ida C. Drever;-own:. 68,615 and-11,616: shares,
respectively, and propose to sell all such shares (except* 31. shares to
—
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Gould,
industry and other metal- working industries. Of the net
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock, $135,600 will be
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Jason
electronics
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Member
and
supplied by amendment.
News__ :/ 1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead.
2
State and City Bond Offerings
2
59
Dividends Declared and Payable
13
Foreign Exchange Rates
51
of
8,
trust, to be
This company whose address is Red Lion Road and Philmont Ave.,
Bethayres, Pa., filed a registration statement with the SEC on March 9
covering, 122,700 shares of common stock, of which 42,500 shares are
to be offered for public sale by the company and 80,200 shares, being
outstanding stock, by the holders thereof. • Janney, - Battles & E, W.
Clark, Inci, 1401 Walnut St.,• and Stroud & Co!v 123 South Broad St.,'
both of Philadelphia, head the list of underwriters. The public offering
price (maximum $12 per share) and underwriting terms are to be
General Corporation and Investment
Statement
New York,
Avenue,
March
on
the
Drever Co.—Common Registered—
services
Condition
Fifth
SEC
in
R. Finch, Jr.
respectively.
shares,
metallurgical
Miscellaneous Features
500
the
interest
been employed by the trust as its real estate advisor.
The trust
outstanding 3,171 shares of beneficial interest recently purchased
certain trustees or members of their families at $9 per share.
Edward
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages——_ 40
Inc.—Debentures—Common Registered
the
by
46
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1
subordinated
convertible
be
—
,
of
company
to
-
Albee Homes,
statement
March 6,
on
shares
common
—______
Pittsburgh
"Reg. A" covering 37,000
without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for equipment and general corporate purposes.
The company plans to publish a new national magazine titled "AG
The
class
also
has
41
41
41
41
42
Over-the-Counter Markets
A" Filing—
with
beneficial
Page
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York
New
of
company
statement
____
of Music, Inc.—"Reg.
outstanding stock of Sun Investment.
filed
registration
covering 1,000,000 shares of
offered for public sale at $10
per
share.
The offering will be made on a best efforts basis by
Bacon, Johnson Realty Management Co., Inc., 500 Fifth Avenue, New
York, which will receive a $1 per share selling commission.
r
The trust was organized under New York law in Sept. 1961 and is
designed to 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 diversi¬
fied income-producing properties consisting primarily of real
estate
interest.
The net proceeds from the-sale of the shares will be used to
acquire suitable real- estate investments.
The
underwriter has
Stock and Bond Quotations
—
A World
the
Diversified Real Estate Trust—Securities Registered—
For the convenience of
Chronicle
of
be
offered
for
public
sale
to
are
be
used
for* advertising
and
sales,
equipment
and
capital.
Economic
of
52
Broadway, N. Y. is
insurance agent
an
and
broker.
Electronic Specialty Co.—SjtQcfc Registered—
This
company
registration
shares
of
of
5121
statement
50
cent
par
San
with
Fernando
the: SEC
common
stock
Road,
March
on
and
Los
13;
480,000
Angeles, filed a
covering 480,000
shares
of
no
par
preferred stock.
Such common shares- (or.the preferred in lieu thereof)
by the company to the shareholders of Iron Fireman
Manufacturing Company, an Oregon company, .pursuant to the com¬
pany's proposed acquisition by merger of Iron Fireman.
The share¬
be
may
offered
holders
of Iron Fireman will have the option- to select*, on a share
for share basis for his holdings of t Iron- Fireman, stock, either1 common
or
preferred stock of the company.
The number: ot common shares
being
registered/ therefore, represent the largest, number of common
which may be issued,' including shares which
may be issued
directly in the merger and shares which may be issued: subsequent to'
the
merger
upon
conversion of any
preferred shares which Iron
Fireman stockholders may elect to receive. The statement also includes:
,
shares
(1)
note
42,626 common shares underlying a 6%
convertible' promissory
held by the Prudential .Insurance; Company of America, and (2)
54,280
issued
common shares' underlying stock purchase warrants originally;
by D. S. Kennedy & Co., which warrants were assumed by the
company upon the merger of D. S.
Kennedy into the company in
March 1961."- All such shares* and shares issued
pursuant to the said
acquisition of Iron Fireman, may be sold from time to time by the1
holders thereof on the New York or Pacific Stock Exchanges, or other¬
wise, at prices current at the time of- sale.
The business of the company consists of (1) the design, develop¬
ment, manufacture and sale of a wide variety Of electronic systems
and components, most of which are used in aircraft, missile or satellites
or
in
related
ground support or control equipment,
(2)
research,,
development and consultation relating to the preliminary design and
analysis of weapons, countermeasures and related systems,
(3) the
design and manufacture of tracking antennas and-related equipment,
and
(4)
the
switchyard
engineering-and fabrication of transmission towers and
structures for the electric utility industry.
Iron Fireman
produces
sensitive relays* and displacement type gyroscopes; aircraft,
missile and other miscellaneous-machined parts
requiring the use of
metal-working equipment; and heating equipment for residential, com¬
mercial and industrial applications,
In addition to certain indebted¬
ness, the company has outstanding 885;768 shares of common stock.
.The list of principal stockholders is. to-be supplied by amendment.
William H. Burgess is President; and Lewis J. Cox* President of Iron
Fireman, will become a Vice-President of the company after the
merger.
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Fifty. States Mutual
Withdrawn—
^
On March
originally
9*
filed
Fund,
,,s,
Inc.
—
SEC
Registration:
1962, the company withdrew its registration, statement
January
23, 1961,
which covered - 500,000; common
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
2
to have been
shares,
193,
493.
p.
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,
Connecticut s Small
First
.
Business Investment
class
to
Mo.
be
used
By
capital.
for working
are
to
of
751
Minnesota Avenue,
for
Kan. is a small loan
Kansas City,
Treasury's entry into the short-term fund market
tne capital market will be enjoying a lull, before
from last week's exciting financing pace.
week's
This
company,
of
St.,
117 .Blckford
filed
Boston,
a
:
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Puerto
and William S. Morris's
;
2.59179%
per
.
Last March 22, 1961, Atlantic City
MORGAN
SCHEDULED
WEEK'S
THIS
AND
STANLEY,
.
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,
facilities, warehouse
EXCEPT FOR
FINANCING
SACHS'
equities, including a secondary and a
realize $48 million in the oncoming week.
Three corporate
may
1962.
Dec. 28,
Commonwealth
$10.5
Bonds
buildings
which the
•
corporate,
and'
fixtures
manufacturing
lease.
company.may
Date
v
^
Net Interest Cdst
.*
4-13-60
3-
7-61
5-
4.39%.
9-61
...
4.0798
12-13-61
1-
40,000,000
: 12,500,000
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4.383
62
3
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3.896
.
3.420
3-14-62
3.3985
THE
SWELL
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COMPETITIVE
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VISIBLES
DAY
Total
Corporates
Stocks
.
38
Total
Municipals*
Corporate
Total of Both
<
'
Financings
>
Mart 19-Mar. 24__
$36,225,000
$75,244,500
$111,469,500
Mar. 26-Mar. 31 _£
155,245,000
422,613,250
' 138,024,700
267,368,250
79,941,000
72,239,800
0 ; ' Total———. $500,269,700
$494,793,550
$995,063,250
$284,286,000 $1,279;349,250
Last- week-——— $339,350,000
iv
$445,279,900
$784,629,900
$444,955,150
$398,558,000 $1,183,187,9001
$615,217,000 $1,060,172,15a
Apr.' ;' 2- Apr;•v 7„L; . •; 170,775,000
Apr. 9-Apr. 141,
!
March
replace*'
*
Issues
of $1 million
or
Total bonds——_v:,; $1,012,949,800
:
233,369,500
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,
BACKLOG
$666,134,900
(91)
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LaH Week
Corp. bonds, with dates
$816,054,1600' (44)
Corp; bonds \yithout ^dates--;.;. .196,895;200 v (47)
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23,-105,000,,
UNDERWRITTEN
This Weeky :
..
/ ' v/.:
210,264,500
larger;in size.
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND
$76,182,000-. $187,651,500
60,659,000" v 483,272,250
124,340,000
375,056,000
250,716,000
16, 19611 y $215,425,000 : $229,530,150
1
million, and TAYLOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIST.,
March
(37)
(47) 7
253,725,220
.170,011,000
(84)
$919,860,120
16,1961,
$791,425,000
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$961,436,000
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larger public offerings are
$6.9 million GLENDALE,
Slated for Wednesday,
common,
of
any .additional
TOTAL DEFINITIVE BACKLOG,
;
Corporate
U'i'J
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UNDERWRITTEN AND
cumulative convertible pre¬
K
general
cost
to
pants
TELEPHONE. & ELECTRONICS CORP. alone account for $190 million added to the
calendar of issues with tentatively assigned selling dates.
MICH., $3.5 million.
State-local competitive bidding for ?:
million WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEMS, WASH.; and >
seek $4.5
Tuesday's probable
.office
the
of
in
and
surrounding pages describe the recent formal financing proposals. They are
.instrumental in causing the corporate backlog to advance at a time when the munici¬
pal float shows a strong inclination to take a well deserved breather. TENNESSEE!
GAS TRANSMISSION CO., LONE STAR GAS CO., BELGIUM, and GENERAL
offer today 454,000 secondary shares of PRINTING .
1961; and PASADENA INDEP. S. D.; TEXAS will;!
Goldman, Sachs & Co. plans to
CORP., common, filed
*
or
part
of
installed
for.'
the
of
company's sale
working capital
its
of
one
pursuant
skirts
the
from
part
balance
underlying
by
offered
The
$1.7 billion old bills. This $100 million of new cash marks the seventh such new cash
financing since the start of the 1962 year. Tomorrow it will auction $1.8 billion of
new
tax anticipation bills maturing in mid-September — or a total, so far, of
$2.5 billion in new cash in
be
be
sweaters,
meet
NEWLY ANNOUNCED CORPORATE. FILINGS
•>T "I fn:'!
OFFERINGS
March 19, will offer $1.8 billion in short-term bills to
The Treasury today,
to
the
Authority.. $20,000,000
Water; Authority.
T
Approximately $99.4 million in senior fixed interest rate capital issues are tentatively
being docketed this week. All but one are sealed bids and it happens to be the only
corporate. There are 28 tax-exempts of $1 or larger, in size docketed and the largest
one is in the amount of $10.5 million.
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ferred,
proceeds
net
used
and
Rico Commonwealth-_>
..."
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Electric sold its $10 million 30-year, "
GOLDMAN,
The
payment
may
to
priced
($1,000,000)
shares
underwriter
shares
medium
be
will
outstanding
principal
The yield spread of the Island's bonds for too long has been out of proportion to
comparable issues here. It may well be that the increased interest in municipals will
undo any-uncalled for insular yield differential.
Elsewhere below, we briefly depict
the declining interest rate trend and, in particular, compare the Puerto Rico Water
Resources Authority
competitively forced:-sale of March 14, 1962, for its $12.5
million electric revenue bonds with other recent Puerto Rican issues of the past *
year or so. William S. Morris was responsible for changing the planned underwrit¬
ing $35 million through a group led by First Boston, Ira Haupt & Co., and B. J.
Van Ingen & Co. He did not, incidentally enter a sealed bid.
IN
the
The Commonwealth has taken stronger steps to increase-the credit worthiness- of the
Island's bonds—cf. Chronicle, Feb. 1, 1962, pp. 12, 13, "Puerto Rico's New Debt Limit,"
by Rafael Pico. •.*.->/,
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bonds at an annual cost of 4.41%.
LULL
to
market.
stock
that
Puerto Rico
..i,
(State Street Securities Corp.)
annum.
of
offered
be
—
significant flotation last week was the Pacific Gas & Electric Co.'s $65
million 32-year first and refunding mortgage bonds, rated double A, at a net annual
cost of 4.42%. This, incidentally, was the lowest double A utility financing cost in
double A,
to
10,000
produces
including
equipment
registration
other
the past year.
are
granted
"junior"
Puerto Rico
pioneering use of it last August and September when he surprised the pros in
winning, each time, $100 million State of California bonds, the bidders submitted
extremely close bids. The addition of two more nines following four others to the ;■
seventh and eighth decimal places topped the next best offer of 100.079999 by The
First Boston Corp. syndicate.
The state was left with a borrowing cost- of but
The
shares
be
to
are
price
(maximum $22 per shave)
supplied
by
amendment.
The
offering
40,000,000
Puerto Rico Water Authority—
22,000,000
Puerto Rico Ind; Dev.- Co.—_
;.T 15,000,000
unusually close but
financing results was the
200,000
shares
downward, Wm. Morris notwithstanding, and the table below should indic~_
this week occurs at a time
resurging ahead next week,
.
covering
year's downward cost-trend and the happier marketing results to the Island.
.
excruciatingly successful Chase Manhattan Bank, Morgan Guaranty Trust" Co. and
associates bid besting the competition by—depending upon
the computation—48
cents to 53 cents on the $53,680,000 State of Connecticut highway bonds.
Thanks
the electronic computer,
the
purposes,
A Registered—
14,
100,000
Amount-
wnen
previous
company
requirements
Garland Knitting Mills—Class
-
which
(1)
inrludes
option
SIDNEY BROWN
The
the
terms
additional
of
Puerto Rico Water
Heightening
public
The
,>:■
.
March
on
of
selling stockholders and (2) 25,000
the company's Stock Option Plan.
company.
net proceeds from- the stock
investment in small business
company. The
general funds for
investment
Inc.
City,
SEC
stock,
The
also
30-day
a
March 6, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 60,000
(par $2) to be offered at $5, through Midland
and Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell,
r>,nT»nnT*Q"f"P QYlf\ A/I
A
vyUipUI dltJ cUlUL 1V1 UlllblJJal. 1 lllailclilg rxiicau. > ..--v. ;
to
Monday, March 19, 1962
,
by
underwriting
statement
on
Proceeds
First,
added
will be
Co.,
Kansas
the
common
Boston.
St.,
.
shares
common
Securities
Organized in 1960, the company is licensed as a small business invest¬
ment company under the SBIA of 1958 and is also registered under the
Investment
Company
Act
of 1940 as a closed-end non-diversified
sale
A
Inc.,
amendment.
management
corporation
The
company
A
public sale
and
A" Filing—
First Financial Corp.—"Reg.
statement with the SEC on
by
.
the company and 100,000 shares, being outstanding
stock, by the holders thereof;. The offering will be
made through
underwriters headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, 24 Federal
Co.—
of 955 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn, filed a registration
March 9 covering 200,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by
P. W. Brooks & Co., 120 Broadway, New York. The public offering price
<maximum $15 per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied
This
for
has outstanding 126,006
Registered—
Common
class
held by
note
with
statement
portion of such funds may be used to repay a $600,000
the SBA. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
shares of common stock, of which management
officials as a group own 14.2%, James M. Breiner is Board Chairman
and David Engelson is President.—V. 192, p. 2325.
A
concerns.
V/*%
Ohio.
value, Plus a
Securities Corp., Columbus,
offered publicly at net asset
through Inter-Regional
sales charge
—V.
.
(1310)
CALIF.
Corp. stocks with dates.!.—
Corp. stocks without dates—
'-'••V'Il-.;
March 21, are: 673,215 shares of MARSH & McLENNAN, INC.
,
stocks
Total
filed Feb. 7. Morgan Stanley & Co. is managing this offering and secondary; ;,
is hopeful that papers will be signed on March 20 to make-;
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$608,742,000(216)
767,437,600(428)-
$611,057,350(213)
944,518,250(422)
>
$1,555,575,600(635)
*
' $409,148,150
-
•
295,983,280
. ^
$1,376,179,600(644) "
,
$705,131,430
and First Boston Corp.
way
the
for the debut of BASIC, INC.'s 70,000 cumulative Convertible preferred
Also, two PURDUE UNIVERSITY, WEST LAFAYETTE, IND.
next day.
shares;
issues'-
that day;
v.
coming, out of, the week's only, major corporate
and Lehman Bros, jointly-managed $35 million
PRODUCTS CORP.'s sinking fund debentures registered Mar.
NATIONAL DAIRY
PUERTO RICAN
-
TAX-EXEMPTS ENJOY DECLINING
NET INTEREST COST
TREND
short jet-hop from New York City.: And-accompanying the
shrinkage of air travel time between the Mainland and the Commonwealth has-been: ;:
the growing acceptance of its tax-exempt issues—exempt from both Federal and
state taxes,. Most importantly from the Commonwealth's point of view, their bonds r
have shared the declining interest rate experienced by the mainland's municipal and
Puerto Rico is but. a
authority bonds.
and, as a result, the Island's bonds;;;
others—from a higher interest rate cost. But, if;-'
Remoteness makes for suspicion
have suffered on this score—among
present indications prevail, it looks as though the time will soon come when
rable bonds in the States and the Commonwealth will no longer possess a
differential because of geographic distance.
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corporates--::$2,568,525,400(726)
.with datesf
$489,543,000 -(94)
of both: financings—- y. $3,058,068,400 (820)
Total municipals
Total
totaling $8 million aro scheduled for,
March 22, Thursday, should mark.the
debt issue—the Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Total
7
Data in parentheses
Without taking any
had been, included in
last week's data but
,
.
/ v
.
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States. The Water Authority's March 14th $12.4 million- .
1998) were awarded to* the L. F. Rothschild & Co., iCo., and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis group at;.
a net annual interest cost of 3.3985%
to yield 1.9 to 3.75%.
True—the still vivid memories of the intensified competitiveness in the last August;'
and post-August State of California bidding, caused by the State Street Securities'
unexpectedly successful offers, undoubtedly sharpened the pencils of the March 14 /
bidders. William Morris had announced that he would bid for the P. R. Water Author¬
ity bonds but, as it turned out, he did not. His announcement undoubtedly had some
effect assuming that this period has been one of the times when sealed bids in lieu of:.
managed underwritings has meant a lower-cost to the issuer—at least the State; of
California is presently so convinced. Nevertheless, the interest cost trend has been
Wertheim & Co., Dean Witter &
re-check showed that it was not. Also
INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
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' This Week '*•<••• Last Week
V4
Corporate stocks and bonds*
*
!
$755,000,000;
$800,000,000
•
Comprise postponed and other financing plans which, however, are still in the
planning stage as to type of financing and/or require stockholder approval..;. •;
:
credit away from whatever effect the recent William S. Morris
yield drift taking place in the
revenue
bonds (due 1964 to
a
certificates with dates; $105,472,400 in three
preferreds with dates and $5>706,000 in three preferreds without dates-- 40 issues of
$300,000 orI less with dates and 109 of above issues without dates.
includes^ $13,920,000 in equipment trust
recession's end.
have had in the opening up of the Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority
to sealed competitive bidding—instead of the customary negotiated financing, the
Island's interest rate flotation costs have been similarly experiencing the downward- v
offered
■
Arrayed below are the net
action may
$2;628,091,43a
denote number of new capital issues to be publicly
.
turn from the recent
$1,666,567,430
$961,524,00a
a
for addttiphayrtet ^capital'and refunding, and a$ secondaries,. by npn+financial and
financial corporations including: investment cos. Excluded are private placements
and such Mother nonpublic offerings asiexchanges, shares reserved for conversion
and' foi*: issuance-under employee axid:optionplans,l dndyfrgm-time-tortlme^salesi
f $1 million or more.
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"-•The Ford Foundation announcement to register a secondary sale of 2,250,000
shares of Ford Motor Co. Common is included in this week's data. We thought it
compa¬
spread ;
interest costs of various Commonwealth issues in the past
year.
They have benefited from the spectacular demand for municipals and from the lack of outlets for long-term investible funds—prevalent despite a 13-month-old A
$2,296,039,720(728)
$587,253,000(100)
$2,883,292,720(828)
;
LARGER
ISSUES AHEAD
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The larger
corporate and municipal issues during the next few weeks are as follows:
26-31: 68,000 shares of ALBERTO-CULVER CO., common; 480,000
DICKINSON & CO., common; 147,000 shares of CITIZENS LIFE
INSURANCE CO. OF N. Y.,. common; 47,000 units of FIRST REPUBLIC CORP.;
OF AMERICA; -$10' million FRANKLIN
REALTY TRUST OF PHILADELPHIA
ben. int.; 370,000 shares of HOWARD JOHNSON CO., common; $25 million JAPAN
FUND, INC., common; $5 million PUERTO RICO LAND & DEVELOPMENT CORP.;
units; $50 million in debentures of INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH
CORP.; 150,000 shares of PNEUMODYNAMICS . CORP., common; 319,090 shares
of common andt $50 million in debentures of NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.;
Week
of March
'shares of BECTON,
(KINGDOM OF); $7,995,000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC
ctfs."; and in municipals—$15,345,000 DETROIT, MICH.; $10 million
CONSUMERS PUBLIC POWER DIST.,
NEB.; $3.7 million, ORANGE COUNTY SANITARY DISTRICT NO, 7,* .CALIF, :
$30 million in bonds of BELGIUM
CO., equip, trus.t
DETROIT CITY S, D;, MICH.; $4.3 million
rMarch
15,
1962.
-.p
.
Volume
cr
acquire.
the
In
addition
has
company
shares
common
whereby such
shares
200,000
giving
-
will
be
6143
*
The Commercial and Financial. Chronicle
,
.
indebtedness
certain
to
outstanding
(after
shares
now
Number
195
class
preferred
and
700,000
and
A
issued
convertible
of
Edward
26.84%,
of
each
class;
and
Paul i and Paula Bernat. propose • to
and 30,000 class A shares, respectively.
i
sell
70,000
class-A
underwriters
.The
•
corporation
registration
of
Atlantic
134-01
statement
the
with
on
March
on
13,
be
Clayton Securities
by
the'debentures,
on
$12.50
(maximum
to
supplied
outstanding
covering
(1)
$750,000 ; of
by
class
shares
A
class
per
*
to
public
Milk
offering
share)
A
amendment.
Corp.y 147
remainder, together with cash on hand and cash generated from
operations, will be sufficient to complete the 1962 construction program
of
Lone
Star. Gas and its subsidiary companies, estimated to cost
and
price
statement-also
sold
be
to
the
of
terms
includes
principal
all
Gessler
common
stock,
the
Corp.; which produces and sells hotel and restaurant
supplies and equipment, (2) Halmar Distributors, Inc., a wholesale distributor
of
shares
common
*
has
company
outstanding
120,000
(after giving effect
class
A
and
class.
120,000
!
"
to- a
hotel
restaurant
and
equipment
supply
and
line,
and
the
balance
for
addition
In
r' j
has- outstanding
working capital.
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
company
•
each,
Walter
and
stock
Schlessel,
President,
his
and
wife,
12.5%
each.
-
Sale
new
of
stock
to
■
now
195,
523.
-
-
,/*
toiletries
Investment
Registered—
This
Co.
of
capital stock, to be offered
The
offering will be made on
Ingram,
Co.,
Lambert
Inc.,
receive
115
under
best
a
Stephen, Inc.,
Broadway, both of
sale
efforts
50
New
at
or
St.,
York.
and
$7.50
all
Broad
share commission
per
Inc.)
is
the Small
under
public
the
licensed-as
The
basis
Reuben
underwriters
for
by-
Rose
-
Business
Investment
business
Investment
Act
1958
of
is
and
be
by
amendment.
The
statement
also
and
com-
regis¬
offered
"i>, ;
;
New
filed
Yorx,
a
for
Revson
E.
offering
and
(less
price
certain
-'7
organized
of
and
,7.
under
acquiring the
cosmetics
1961,
ail
for
the
acquired,
the assets
The
of
rinsing
and
conditioning
cash
a
its* Canadian
Theon
affiliate,
>
its
a
subsidiaries
-
cash
purchase
leased
of
and
Thermal
land
used
Co.
of
and
by
The
Co.,
Inc.,
for:
Hansen,
of
$1,500,000.
-consideration,
gregating $145,000,
liabilities
public
.
and
respect
525,000), Waval-Thermal
Co.
Contem¬
substan¬
Co.,
Inc.
each
and
the
net
hair
(3)
cash
a
of
the
con¬
above
commissions ag¬
is assuming
and
from
the
the
and
proceeds
its
subsidiaries
($728,200), Beaute Vues
/Salley
for
and
to the purchase of
applied
Inc.,
Vues
and
$2,979,384
payment
The
capital
Beaute
removers
acquisitions
be
Co.,
and
brokerage
pay
these
'
Waval-
(2)
Inc.,
outstanding
Ltd.)
conditioners)
businesses.
Pier
M.
of
Ltd.
Co.,
and
Pty.
to
will
of
these
of
issued
and
sale of stock will
assets
Pier
M.
addition
In
of
all
conditioners and shampoos),
including $250,000 for
the
located
in
Crystal
Lake,
Illinois,
Australia,
company
in
and private
business
12,500"
the
each
of
eye
ox
acquiring
is
Pier
M.
York
New
a
$200,000,
hair
(nail hardeners
Inc.
(1)
prepara¬
$1,800,000,
variety
a
Co.,
shampoos,
dandruff
cash consideration of
aggregate
an
Theon
company
of
$3,000,000
of
permanents,
cash
the
of
Waval-Thermal
sideration
,
coloring,
buildings
subsidiary of
44%
of the
a
(including
(home
Salley
(hair
consideration
1961
fingernails.
of
consideration
engaged in the manufacture and sale
products, and-for a cash consideration
of
un¬
October
various companies in
in the manufacture
waving
and
care
for
of
in
engaged
coloring,
it
of
is
It
law
of
for
.
commissions
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Delaware
businesses
fields.
make-up, -hair
preparations
stock
*
management
underwriting
of
of
underlying a five-year option to be sold to the principal under•iwriter, exercisable/initially,at the public* offering price.
The company was organized under Delaware law in February, 1962
.as
successor*
by merger to the business previously conducted by a
Minnesota corporation of the same name which was organized in 1946.
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Mar.
corporation,
sprays)
includes
744.
p.
Registered—
Americas,
on
make-up
of .3200
supplied
the
•
SEC
Martin
to
'
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was
eye
substantially
shares
will
expenses.
investment-
to
are
;
of
the
poraneously with this stock sale, the
tially all of the business and assets of
Industries, Inc.^-rCommon Registered—
cpmpany
of
December
stock
Snelling Ave.,. Minneapolis,: Minn, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 12 covering 150,000
shares- of- common stock, to -be offered for public sale .through' underwriters headed by ■ Hayden* Stone & Co7 25 Broad St., New York. The
.public offering price'(maximum $11 per share) and underwriting'terms
share.*
per
none
and
$18,000
small
a
This
;
(formerly General Small Business Investment Company
company
Connecticut,
tered
for
&
cent
90
a
The
pany
Lakeside
company of 348 Orange St., New Haven, Conn., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on March 14, covering 200,000 shares
tration
of
Stock
—
7
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of
&
Connecticut, Inc.
sold
i
purpose
sale
Corp.
General
Inc.—Common
Avenue
with
public
company
tions,
"
*
-
194,
to be reserved for sale to employees and customers
and certain others. The statement also includes (1) 150,-
'
the
In
to he .used
p.
510
stock, to be
be
the
the
and
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
shares
reel.—V.
at
for
corporation,
Proceeds. are
Oklahoma;,—V.
and
discounts), and (2) 15,000 shares to be sold to the principal
The
„
„
the public will result in an increase in the book value
outstanding from $1.40 to $3.17 per share and a corre-sponding dilution in the book equity of stock purchased by the public.
of
The
common
-
are
to
derwriter.
on March 2, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 70,000
(no par). to be offered at $4, without underwriting.
•'
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'equipment,' debt repayment and work- •
ing. capital.
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Johnson
of .70 Piedmont Street,
Worcester, Mass; is engaged in
research and development of new type hacksaw, C-clamp and fishing ;
292,000 shares of common stock, of which Murray Jay, Board Chairman, •*
and
Marvin Nadler and Harold E. Rubin, Vice-Presidents, own 25% ■
shares
officials
and
the
Johnson Manufacturing
.
of
common
shares
000
in
the
of
such
of
*
in
Texas
statement
of tne company
.
products
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12
covering 335,000
public^ sale through underwriters
headed by Hornblower & Weeks,
1 Chase Manhattan Plaza,
New. York. The public offering price (maximum $20 per share) and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Up' to 81,000
B-
recent recapitalization whereby
issued -in' exchange for the 2,935 common .-shares then
house
of
Products,
company
-
shares
leased
England
The
registration
ware
pibducts, and; (3) Andrea Sales, Inc., which r : such shares were
departments in eight discount department stores in
outstanding).
Barr*.and Lipton owni 34% and- 36%, respectively,- of
the class A and
which it sells housewares, hardware, sporting goods,
37%,- and 40%, respectively, of the class B stock.
toys and similar products. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale, '
They -propose to-sell 19,971 and-22,213 class A shares, respectively,
and
$200,000 will be used to repay notes payable to present apd former
three members of
their
immediate
families propose
to sell an
stockholders, $250,000 to expand the product lines of a subsidiary of ;
aggregate of 11,150 of 22,544 class A shares owned. Said three persons * •
Gessler Products, $300,000 to finance new leased discount departments, *
also-own* an aggregate of 21% of the outstanding class B stock;
/
$100,000 for new warehouse facilities, $100,000 to expand the number of
operates
New
portions
Mara del
;
;
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Products
in
sumers
underwriter >'-■■
v-advice and services.-Vkv.!'
to be offered for public sale through under¬
'•
v"*
writers headed
The. company, and Its subsidiaries are e'ngaged in the operation
by J. R. Williston & Beane, 2 Broadway, New York.
The public
chain of retail department stores offering a wide variety of popular
offering price (maximum $8 per share) and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment. The statement also includes •- 4, to medium-priced
clothing and other department store merchandise. •'
The
net
7,300 shares underlying three-year warrants to be sold to the principal
proceeds from
the sale of
the debentures
and
additional
underwriter at 10 cents per warrant, exercisable at 110% of the public - .Common 'stock by. the-company will be used to- retire loans ($438,626 ''
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offering price. \
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■' v-;:v at December 1961K payable* to Leonard Barr,—President, and Samuel • The company was organized under Delaware law in November, 1961
Lipton, Vice-President, • and companies they control, and the balance
•
and is a holding company owning all of the outstanding stock of (1) ;
.will -be added ta working'.»capital.* Irv addition to certain indebtedness;
of
shares
'
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6,000
also
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The company
owns and operates interconnected natural
gas
trans¬
mission lines, gathering lines, gasoline plants, and distribution systems
for
transportation of natural gas to serve more
than 878.000 con¬
•
both*
underwriting
The
approximately $35,400,000.
Boston.
St.,
3
the
•
the selling stockholders and 4,000 shares to Floyd D. Cerf, Jr. Co.,
at
$1
per
share.
The .company-and
selling stockholders have
agreed to pay the Cerf firm an aggregate of $45,000 for financial
by
New York, filed
covering 146,000
Jamaica,
March 9
Ave.,
SEC
headed
interest "rate
issues
Gemco-Ware Corp.-^-Common Registered—
This
SEC.
debentures due 1977, and '(2) '120,000 shares
stock, of which 66,666 shates are to "be offered for
common
public sale by the company and 53,334 shares, being outstanding stock,
by
the., holders thereof.: Such securities 4 are to be offered through'
outstanding). 7 Paul Bernat,
Koard
Chairman,
Paula Bernat own 38.23%, 31.60% and
are
:a
the
subordinated
"
Bernat, President, and
respective,
with
statement
stock,
class- B *'
to a proposed
recapitalization.
in exchange for the 900 common -
effect
(1311)
Corp.
($2,r
($2,151,184),
Hansen, Inc. ($1,425,000);
to
repay short-tenn indebtedness
($2,175,000);' and for working capital.
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In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
.
150,000
shares
of
stock
common
which
(of
shares
125,000
were
pur¬
It
manufactures and sells permanent indoor advertising displays," prin- ;
chased by promoters at $2.50 per share).
Shopping Incorporated (of
which William G. Mulligan,
cipally animated and illuminated signs which are installed by customers ■
a
company
Director, is President and a
in
from the stock sale, will be used in part to pay off S.B.A. borrowings
wholesale and; -retail -establishments »to advertise -their nationally •
:stockholder), George J. Abrams, President and Board Chairman, and
distributed products. The company has recently diversified its business
and, together with other available funds, to invest in small business
Aaron H. Kupersmith,
a Vice-President,
own 26.7%, 34.7%
and 22.7%
concerns.
The
of the outstanding stock,
by entering the toy field with the introduction of a limited line of
prospectus states that the company suffered a netrespectively. Revson was granted an option
loss of $17,398.21
to
for the nine months ended. Dec.
toys, consisting of drawing and drafting sets and patented aerodynamic
31,
1961-.
In
purchase 110,000 shares of the company in connection with an
kites. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale, $200,000 will be used tov.
addition ' to certain" indebtedness,
it has outstanding .51,650 shares,
agreement whereby he guaranteed loans made by the company to the
of
common
stock
(after giving
complete planned improvements to manufacturing and office facilities,
extent of $2,000,000 (such loans
effect to a recent 19.33-for-l stockaggregating $2,175,000), the balance
$450,000 for. tools* and Jdi'ii$; required for further expansion of the coitiV ,
split),, of which.(management' officials as a group own- 35.3%. -Sidney*being guaranteed by stockholders.*
S. Heiberger"is• President.
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V ■ v Lf_paby's toy lihe.ifthd We balance will be added to general fynds and will •
non-diversified
Company
Act
investment
management
of
1940
as
The
company.
a
closed-end.
net
*
proceeds.
.
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;-rh(^ used for-vinefpa-sed^ working- capital.
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Gold Leaf Pharmacal C6„ Inc.—-Common Registered-—,.
This company of 36 Lawton St., New Rochelle, N. Y.,
tration statement- with- the SEC on March 13,- covering
Ih'. additioiv'to'certain
500,000
of
shares
-
indebtedness,
stock
common
the
■.-<*.•
*■'
has
company
shares
(such
having
*
.
*
outstanding;
issued in
regis¬
exchange for the 500 outstanding shares of the predecessor Minnesota ■
80,000 shares;
corporation), of which Zelman Levine, President and Board Chairman,,
of common stock, to be offered for public sale at- $4 per,-share.
The
and Clarence S., ,Orrin J., and-William P. Levine, Vice-Presidents, own,
offering will be made on a best efforts all or none basis by Droulia
>;23.4%.;ieachi:,,:7r:i ..7 J& Co;, 25 Broad Str," New Ybrk, which will receive a 60' cent per share;commission and $3,000 for expenses. * The statement also includes
$,000; :: (S. R.) Langsam & Co.—"Reg. A'?
Filing—
shares underlying- a. fpur-year. option to be
granted to the - under-!
The company on March 8, 1962 filed a
writer, exercisable at $3.40 per share, and 500 shares, underlying a"Reg. A" covering $300,000
of
6 Va %
like option to be granted to Harry. Brandon, finder.
convertible
subordinated
debentures due
The prospectus •
March
1,
1977 at
states that- the compensation to the underwriter, giving effect to thec
$1,000, through" Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc., Denver.
Proceeds are to be used for general corporate
sale of all shares, its resale of the 8,000 shares
(if sold at $4 per;
purposes.
v
Langsam, of 1321 Bannock Street, Denver, Is p, .factoring company.,
share), - and- payment* -of - expenses
and • other" reimbursement,' 'will :
•
,
■
filed
a
Co.—Se6
Marquette Capital
On
been
March
originally
have
9,
the
1962
filed
Dec.
been offered
Registration Withdrawn
withdrew
company
1961
1,
which
company
shares
of
to
are
Massasoit
estate
March
1,
1962
interest
to
be
on
beneficial
Proceeds
of
registration
250,000
statement
shares
common
publicly without underwriting.—V; 194, p. 2661,
Massasoit Real Estate Investment
The
its
covered
be
trust.
Trust—"Reg. A" Filing
A"
"Reg.
a
30,000
covering
at
$10, without underwriting.
capital and Investments.
*
Building, Providence, is a real
working
Industrial
1025
investment
for
used
filed
offered
to
4
Bank
*
,
*
,
^
.
'
aggregate $55,800, or about 22.6%- of the net proceeds to be'received'
by. the; company.
*■•7.V: v.-.7*
*
v'»>■ '•;
-■■>■ I-a
The company Is engaged in. ^he business of manufacture, develop-'
ment
and sale
of pharmaceutical and veterinary products and drug;
specialties. The* $247,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale"
will
used
be
for
advertising, promotion
and sales
development
Lasco
manufactured
now
($125,000),
research
for
and
of prod¬
involved.,
product:
new
■'standing, 122,500
capital,
common stock (after giving effect to a'.
split), of which Max Gold, President, and;:
Chairman* own 49%; each.'
' ;
,
Board
corporation
shares
writing.
•
»
Holden
$1)
28,
to
filed
1962,
offered
be
a
A"
"Reg.
covering
without
at-the-market,
^
to
are
of
be
728
thc^ publication,
used
for
Montgomery
distribution
193,
working
sale
j
.
to
is engaged in.
scientific text- *
and
offered
be
of
company
shares.
shares
of
Commerce Road, Cedar Grove, N. J.,
with the SEC on March 9 covering
89
stock,
common
of
which
shares
30,000
to
are
be
filed
also
statement
year'option
includes
to
warrants
10,000
sold
be
selling stockholders, exercisable at
a
3,500
public
Calif.,, is
products
and
by
the
the
the:
:
The
8.
p.
shares
in
and
by
Registered—
W.
be
consisting
at
made
Brooks &
unit
per
Co.,
of
$500
120
a
$500
Inc.)
of
Lewiston
Gorham,
of-
the
in
and
cash
Raceway
then
for
operated
owner
Lewiston,
company
of-
•
$264,000
to
$16,875. in
in
group
a
Home
was
Oslo
has"
,
in
7.
the-'
pari-inutual harness racing mpetsMaine, and at Gorham Raceway
has acquired (or. will acquire) all'
of
25,000
shares
and
a
6%
$326,-125-
'•
split),
which
of
Vice-President,
and
shares,
respectively.
shares,
respectively.
who
propose
sell
to
(after giving effect to a
Bernard
Robert
They
Dreskin,
Rosenthal
President,
own
to.
233,454;
recent 60-for-l
Leo
C.
165,974
and
■'
sell
v-
7";*'
'.v,"..
Manufacturing
Co.
—
Stock
Registered
Merger—
See
Electronic
Lone
The
Star
p.
of 29
company
■).
THE
N.W.
\
t
i( ))•'
10th
St.-.,
Miami,
Fla.,
filed
;■
Gas
of
March
14
sinking
proposes
.'-"r-y
group
10%
and
50 9%.
13.5%,
Samuel
Aceto
h
y' ~.'t ■''*..?.;•*•••" '*.•
•
■"•"*'
The
a
registration
000
working
\
•
'
;
in
filed
1962
Corp.,
debt
"Reg.-A"
a
at-the-market
The
covering
for
9,007
subscription
offering will be underwritten
N.
Y.
repayment and construction.
Street,
Newport,
registration
a
proposed
a
public
due April
statement
offering
1,
1977,
Loeb & Co. Inc.;
of
by
an
with
in
bonds
be
direct,
the
United
except
Harriman Ripley
&
on
Inc.;
Co.,
i960.
June,
unconditional
capital
and
and
obligations
general
largest
States
of
dollars.
*
bonds
A
mandatory
commencing
Oslo
prior
year
to maturity.
operation of the
through
from
Fund
the
the
sale
the
Oslo
to
municipal
undertaken
March
originally
&
Co.,
that
New
York,
The
sinking
$900,000
90%
fund of
will, retire
bonds will
fund.
by
the
of
will
bonds
Electricity
Works,
14,
filed
1962
with
shares
to
New York
PanAm
the
companies for
municipal enterprises.
the
the
company
SEC
have
on
been
Realty
of
redeem¬
by the City
the City's
by
Oslo
Harbor Authority
capital expenditures to
.
Co., Inc.—SEC Registra¬
withdrew its
Oct.
10,
offered
City.
advanced
be
tramway
these
be
not
sinking
P-G Products Manufacturing
tion Withdrawn—
On
of
and
1967
in
The kroner equivalent of the net proceeds to be received
.
of
and
V*
SEC
the
$10,000,000 sinking
underwriting group
1961
publicly
registration
which
statement
covered
through
Kahn
110,055
&
Peck
/
7.
Development Corp.—Class A Reg'd
&
.
,
debentures
;
will be entitled to a sinking fund sufficient-to retire
of the issue prior to maturity.
'.
v
^
proceeds from the sale, the company proposes to use $15,000,-i
retire long-term- bank borrowings incurred for construction and *
the
to
will
is
one
be
301
South
Harwood
St., Dallas, filed with the
a
registration
statement
covering
an
issue
of
fund debentures,
due
April 1,
1987,
which the
to
sell publicly through an underwriting group};
approximately 71%
Of
:
engaged
.
issue
Loan
is
■■
filed
Kuhn,
the
respectively,*
A.
r'-
offered
basis.
for
bonds,
fund
bonds
in
able
Co.—Debentures Registered—
('U.
)
13.5%,
a
p headed by The First Boston Corp., New York City.
978.
Jackson's/Byrons Enterprises, Inc.—Securities Reg'd—
This
as
company
on-
$35,000,000
-company
Specialty Co., this issue.—V. 195,
own
sinking
which
common
*
For
track)
Officials
.•;'•* **•'•':'1
SEC
Fireman
Iron
Gorham
of
be
used
Oslo,
amount
*
management
of
headed by
City
President.
67,738
35,957; 25,564 and
10,433
The prospectus lists 15 other selling stockholders
amounts ranging from 255 to'3,478 shares.
propose
owner
and
Cunniff,
1,
to
Thames
relating to
principal
as
600,000 shares of common stock
stock
and
is
H.,
N.
city
of Norway
economic, financial and shipping center.
Principal and interest on the bonds will be payable in
by a mortgage's on the property,' Of the n^t proceeds from*'
financing,. $590,125 will be used to retire-the notes incurred in>
this
inventories,
country's
note-
secured
be
The
connection with
the purchase of the two raceways,
and the balance
resistors, capacitors, diodes and tran¬
to make extensive improvements in the Lewiston
sistors. Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock,.
facilities, to improve
the paddock and stable areas at Gorham
$143,000 will be applied to retire a bank loan incurred to finance a
racetrack,, and for working;
capital.
long-term obligation
to
former stockholders
whose interests
in the
company were purchased in 1956, and the balance will
be added to .X -In addition- to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
184,603 shares of common stock, of which Howard L. Sanborn, Second
general funds and used for general corporate purposes.
In
addition
to
Vice-President,
Frank
W.
certain indebtedness,
the
Home,
and
Gorham
company
has outstanding
Raceways
(former-
such
equipment,
18.000
Eastern
.
Freres & Co., and Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
The same un¬
derwriting group offered an aggregate of $11,000,000 of -the city's
sinking fund and serial bonds in May, 1958 and $10,000,000 of the
Oslo,
in
common
,/
Lazard
secured
note
9,
city's
Raceway
(which
was
previouslynon-profit corporations)' for $16,000
sold
covering
through
-v
Securities
be
fund1 external loan
to
organ-*
to
159
A"
$12.50,
(City of), Norway—Bonds Registered—
City
March
by
a
mortgage
on
the'
company-acquired the Gorham bankruptcy proceedings of-the',
Pittsburgh investors for $375,000 in cash)*
was
of
at
Street, Manchester,
plastic products.-,
l-for-16
a
"Reg.
a
H.
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
$10)
Webster
are
The
has.-
services
engage
&
York,
*
proposes
for
March
on
(par
on
N.
R. I., is engaged in the
generation and sale of electricity and electric appliances.—V. 190, p. £64.
1962, ' the
1961
cash,
and
for
Stone
Proceeds
Lewiston
various
February,.'
(which
1961,
commercial
in
by
6%
a
In
April,
The
property
and
property.'
the principal underwriter by the.
price to be supplied by amendment.:
Raceway
Maine.
real
owned
in
conducting
at
company*'designs, develops and manufactures three principal
products; electrolytic and thermal conductivity equipment;
general purpose electronic and electrical testing equipment; and auto¬
mated production and
test equipment used to manufacture and test 7
components
shares
filed
offered
be
'
■
Electric
corporation
Newport,
through
New
used
Bedford
reinforced
of
stockholders
by
and
The* company
to
law
bond
unit
per
Broadway,
commission.;
paid $7,500 to Frank W. Home,
with
this
financing;
and
Mr.
connection
Maine
in
of
electronic
production
Newport
construction
192,
North
1..
,
engaged. In
in
used
agriculture.—V.
units
will
P.
$50
a
in
sale
offering
receive
under
business
for
The
types
Montebello,
of
manufacture
ized
outstanding shares underlying, five-
to
i
purchased 15,000 additional shares at $1 per. share.
The- company '(formerly Central- Maine Raceways,
public sale by the company and 90.000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof. Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc., 25 Broad St., N. Y.,
heads the list of underwriters. The public offering price (maximum $10
per-share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
debt repayment and working
,v
a
120,000
offered
for
The
will
issued
statement
Rd,,
distribution
underwriters'headed
which
Industrial Instruments; Inc.—Common Registered—
*This
registration
equipment,
,
Chapin
and
appliance
rendered-
-
for
,
statement
100
Francisco,
technical
of
used
be
/%%■:'%-7''7 ;.V
of
1962
28,
to
par)
Manchester,
to
are
:
Feb.
on
(no
Corp.,
Proceeds
capital.
This .company of 33 Court St.,- Auburn, Maine, filed a registration
with
the SEC
on
March
14, covering $1,000,000 of •6,/2%
first mortgage bonds
due 1977 and 200,000 shares of common stock,'
46,000
under-^
capital.
San
Street,
and
of ,.1561
-
shares
Investment
common
379.
p.
be
Lewiston-Gorham Raceways, Inc.—Units
<
Proceeds
books.—V.
Feb.
on
(par
to
"
manufacture
corporation
common
National,
.
industry,
Holden-Day, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
common
The
\
on
-
are
s
Lasco
shares/of
recent *T,150-for-l' stock
Irving Levine,
r-
.
Proceeds
/
development, and to liquidate outstanding bank loans and for working,
capital.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out--
.
"
Feb. 28, 1962 filed, a "Reg. A" covering $300,000 of6% subordinated convertible debentures to be offered at par in
denomi-;
nations
of
$5,000
and
any
multiples
thereof.
No
underwriting
is
..
ucts
Industries—"Reg. A" Filing—. '
The*company
National Reinforced Plastics Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
•—Exchange Plan—
This
company of 70
statement
registration
shares
The
of
class
A
stock,
-
offering will be made
bill
Securities
per
share
includes
Corp.,
19
282,500
the
be
on
class
A
'
St.,
SEC
offered
a
Rector
commission, and
(!)
Main
with
to
'
4
.
North
Freeport,
on
for
best efforts all
St.,
$20,000
shares
New
for
to
York,
or
I.,
N.
offered
basis
none
which
expenses.
be
L.
Y.
filed
will
The
in
by Under¬
receive
statement
exchange
a
;■ 1
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
March
NOTE:
On
3,
1879.
account
Subscription
of
the
in
United
fluctuations
in
States,
the
rate
U.
of
S.
Possessions
exchange,
and
Menibers
remittance for
of
foreign
Pan
American;
subscriptions
and
Union,
$65.00
per
year;
in
Dominion
of
Canada,' $68.00
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
per
year.
Other
countries,
$72.00
per
$1
also
for" the
(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;
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising.issue) with a statistical issue on-Monday). Other offices; 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (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 Aet
of
a
March
12
covering 400,000
public sale at $10 per share.
year.
4
Associates and
the
by
certain
to
class A
writer
B
to be sold to Saul Kampf, the-finder. An
by the company to Kampf.
under. New York law in October, 1961, the company pro¬
Organized
warrants
also payable
is
fee
poses to engage in activities related to the real estate business, and its
present intention is to acquire real estate or interests in real estate
in mfj about the metropolitan area of New York City. Of the $3,555,000
estimated
net
officials.
ment
will
$874,000
to the public and manage¬
satisfy and discharge existing
the stock sale
from
proceeds
be
used
to
existing
and encombrances and to facilitate the termination of an
lease
execution
and
of
all
desirable lease,
more
a
Island
Long
giving of
$300,000
the acquisition of
three parcels of land in the Town of Babylon, Long Island, and $408,000
in cash
above a mortgage to improve same, on which
the company
proposes
to construct a motel and restaurant later to be leased
to
Howard Johnson Co., $305,000 to acquire the leasehold interest of the
at
Fulton
532-40
Brooklyn;
St.,
at
124 West 34th St., New
working capital. Pursuant
property
City;
York
$100,000 will
and
be
the company's acquisition of
Miracle Mile Associates, it will acquire part of the property on which
is located a shopping center in Manhasset, Long Island; and pursuant
to its acquisition of Azores Associates,
it will acquire property located
added
to
Atlantic Ocean in
the
on
Assuming all shares are
the
Lido
the
to
the
warrants
sold,
will
class A,
non-affiliated limited
convert
are
into
same
own
affiliated -persons
dent,
and
Arthur
J.
Herrmann,
director,
a
purchase 27,500
to
propose
each.
shares
v'
y.
n.
Proceeds
and
Renta
Camera
shares
common
musical
of
Proceeds
and
of
Renta
to
are
equipment
in the
(no
28,
be
used
filed
1962
be
to
par)
offered
for
"Reg.- A"
a
at
$3,
advertising
50,000
covering
without
and
and
This
sale
of
shares
and
cameras
statement
with
stock,
common
The
sales
and
of
collection,
information
Carson City,
Nev., is engaged
accessories.—V.
195,
260.
p.
SEC
the
of which
150,000 shares
8,
This
filed
The
public
terms
includes
to
be
shares
10,000
underwriters
offering
to
are
to be
are
at
the
price
300,000
offered
sale
additional
of
bank
the
"Cinderella."
name
for
loan
of
stock
will
$2,200,000
company's
be
used
incurred
outstanding
net
in
in
equal
offering
amounts
price
(less
'
.
•
ritock
was
the
for
principally
range,
age
from
partial
the
will
charitable
In
foundations
addition
to
which
certain
outstanding
has
to
and
repay
they
established.-...
indebtedness
305,071
and
common
•
and
stock,
375,671
class
and
V;
.
preferred
man¬
the
tion
tive
children,
consisting
sale,
2,818
now
Frederick
J.
of
Rosenau
all
3,900
officials
outstanding
Alexander,
sell
and
100%
own
the
all
R.
to
propose
of
management
which
of
Lorraine
and
A
common
and
each
Board
holdings
in
their
such
respec¬
statement
own
class
to
are
designs
company
stock
of
-
and
the
company.
extreme
be
supplied
manufactures
perform
environmental
two
The
systems
duction
of
by
proceeds
and
from
used
the
Electronic
programs
for
measuring,
The
of
the
list
in
$40,000,000)
at
sonnel,
tories,
Division
and
a
the
for
purchase
for
of
has
sophisticated
certain
Division
of
the
Southwest-Stevfens
This
of
company
statement
with
partnership
First
(wholly
receive
♦
in
The
Commonwealth
field
Lahoma,
on
Dallas,
March
7,
seek
is
a
pro¬
and
employment
Schaevitz
of
Testing
per¬
Labora¬
limited
Texas,
filed
covering
a
Reg.
registration
$525,000
of
limited
General
Partner),
which
will
..
partnership
organized
under
Texas
law
1962
In
by Elsenstein, Milton Flshman, Michael Gaines and
Jack
Rose,- as general partners.
It
was
formed to
acquire fee title to
Stevens
Forest Apartments,
a
group
of 272 garden
apartments
In
DaI fi^L4?'700,739,
and
$35,000
property
due
1971
to
will
and
the
be
Such price 15 Pa>rable $393,000
general
subject
first
195,
to
partners
a
mortgages
in
purchase
of
repayment
money
$1,947,739.
of
to
mortgage
The
the
sellers
advances.of
stockholders
named
to
opposite
its
Vickers,
MacPherson
109.
p.
general
below,
purchase,'the
and
194,
name
follows:
as
&
War¬
t-'.l.:" V;
'
be
offered
&
for
public
has
stock
been
•
:
appointed; transfer
the
of
corporation.-*-V,
195,
''
1
half
sales
of
,
y
1S61
net
Broad
yy
V- "
-,
•;
.
.
'
■
Mr. Lapides recently announced that
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola was acquir¬
ing all of the capital stock of the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Norfolk,
Inc.; which will make Allegheny the. second largest franchised Pepsi-
Cola bottler in the United States.
Mr. Lapides also stated that Alle¬
gheny's wholly-owned subsidiary, Cloverdale Brands, Inc., is presently
marketing its blended fruit juice drinks. These drinks are available ih
46-ounce
sale
20
other
and
cans
sizes
St.,
Co.,
City
common
pushed the company's sales up
profits reached $164,937, or an iilcrease of 28% over.
according to Morton M. Lapides, President and Chairman of the
1962..
filed a registra-y
covering $40,000,000 of
Weld
Corp.—Appointment—
York
New
Baltimore-based, bottling, firm.
Per-share earnings for the ^year are
compared with, 45c for 1960.
This does not- take into.-considera¬
the 3%
stock dividend declared Dec. 7, 1961 and paid Jan. 17,
Texas,
13,
to
Rental
Co.,
second
1201.
p.
be added at
to
are
yy"
y:;
later
a
date.—V. 195,
M.\y >y
;: y
Allied Maintenance Corp.—Nine Months' Results—
E.
.
metropolitan
The
area.
to
Income
Provision
the '
Net
-
addition to various indebtedness and preferred stock, ?'
outstanding" 12V777',602 shares of common stock, of
Webster, Incorporated (parent, of one, pfr the .principal
dwris about 11% and management officials ,as a group--
In
This company of
Co.,
with
President.—Vf 195,
be
13,000
oh
made'
a
and
for
1024.
p.
"■ y
■
.
sale
all
$5
at
or
Newark,), which
Newark
sale
will
and
be
Net
none
will
share.
per
basis
receive
The.
three
earnings last year amounted to $1,079,997,
$17,000
for .expenses, (The statement, also
90-day warrants,,to be - sold, to the)
each, exercisable at $1 per share, f.
like warrants to be sold to Bernard
mil
one
is .also
payable
to
Mr.
Sobel.
.
when
The
desirable
locations
has
company
for
supermarket
outstanding
175,000
equal to 25 cents
opera-
shares
Sales, • Earnings
T;;;'s;
.Sales of
American Biltrite Rubber reached a new record
high in 1961,
substantially ahead of those in I960 and the second
highest in the company's history,; Maurice J. Bernstein, President, an¬
nounced in a preliminary report.:;'.
r-'
V'-;!.r v'
.
Sales for 1961
to $81,791,313, compared with
rose
$67,804,569 in 1960.
Earnings increased to $2,824,432, or $1.81 per share in 1961, compared
$1,545,099 earnings, or $.97 per share in 1960.
with
Per-share
standing.
earnings of both years are based on 1,512,968 shares out¬
earnings for 1960 have been adjusted for a A%
Per-share
stock dividend in
1961.—V. 194, p. 841.
,
•
of
of which Meyer Burgstein, President, owns 50%
and
management officials, together with their respective wives,
aggregate of 45%
Samuel Burgstein is Board Chairman. •
.
The
corporation
shares
common
Proceeds
to
are
Washington
2,
1962
to be
be
used
for
708
of
operations for
March
on
(no pur)
N.
filed
offered
Carr
debt
repayment
St.,
'(V
"Reg. A" covering 150,000
$2, without underwriting.
a
at
working
and
Wash,
Tacoma,
capital.
mining
conducts
mercury.
v
American
The
First
registrar
Book-Stratford
National
for
the
City
Bank,
Press, Inc.—Appointment—
New
stock
common
of
York
the
City,
has
been
corporation.—V.
On
March
from
corporation
shares
common
&
March
on
(par
$1)
7,
to be
filed
1962
offered
at
A" Filing—
"Reg.
a
$5,
A"
60,000!.
acquisition
West
are
of
Bay
savings and
to
be
similar
used
through Mitchum,
Jones
"we've
had
expansion,
investments
and
possible
businesses.
of 1275 W. Redondo
loan association.
Blvd.,
Gardena,
Calif,
is
a
reflect
Merriam
y. In
with
said
Airtek
backlog of $2,400,000 in orders
$1,850,000 at the same time last year.
a
as
.
began the 1962
Mr.
compared
•
'
with
a
year
backlog of
,
.
American
of
Warwick,
offering of 186,375 shares
stock at $3.75 per share. • Of the
Inc., New York City, made
of this firm's
common
an
total 150,000 shares were sold for the
company, and 36,for certain shareholders.
has
Gallan
has
worthy
been
the
par
American
of
actively
the
in
only
New
York
recently
re¬
stockholders,
and
because
shareholders who are
:
23
to
traded.
American
state
to
how
Webster's
Critics
tend
He
the
its
Gallan,
from
originally
Parton
the
his com¬
the larger stock¬
the
its
company
attempt to gain
"badly needs new
of
scholarship
is
horrified"
at
dictionary, published by Merriam.
dictionary charge that- the book has failed to
as
a
guide to correct English; supporters con¬
reflects the change in the language. >
letter to stockholders, had said sales of the new
a
teachers
we
were
7%
added:
of
.
are
direction."—V.
ahead
"On
195,
p.
figures
sales
basis
of
of
its
previous
letters
edition
have
we
re¬
assured
a
and
that
sales
will
continue
1094.
American Investment Co. of
Audited
of
the
English and linguists whose support is ulti¬
confident that acceptance of Webster's Third
Earnings for 1961 showed
year.
"unrealistic
stock
new
in
mately essential,
that
of
one
announced
said
"world
International
New
dictionary in January
in January
1961, and
ceived
offer
Merriam
position
the dictionary
Mr.
Mr.
said
Third
of
maintain
ous
Heritage
much
.
Heritage
Merriam,
Illinois—Earnings Higher
slight increase
released
over
those for the previ¬
by L. M.
Curtiss, President,-showed
earnings of $7,207,996 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, compared
with earnings of $7,130,576 for 1960. - The
earnings-available for the
net
stock
company
by the
short
said
had
consideration."
Merriam."
of
and
and repay certain
Heritage,
company
had acquired but said, "We have become
and
certain outstanding notes
dictionary
Mr. Gallan had said: "In 1961
equivalent of $16.66 per share on the 45,value stock now outstanding. Many sound
termed
of
declined
ings were $1.37
prepay
outstand¬
Mass.,
Jr
not
$100
Parton
common
to
extended
purchase
a special meeting
of stockholders for March
the company's stock 10 for 1, in a -letter
earned
of
guidance."
in
the
Merriam's
..New International Dictionary, is
Airtronics International Corp. of Florida—Common
Offered—On March 13, Stein Bros. &
Boyce, Baltimore
in association with
Vickers, MacPherson &
to
.
of
because
list
Gordon
PROCEEDS—The shares which were sold for stockholders were
issued
by the company upon conversion- of its 6%
convertible debentures.
Net proceeds from the sale of its 150,000 shares will be used
partners
called
stock
not
control
fiscal
made
had
company
Gallan, Merriam President, said the split
result in greater marketability for your stock and tend to
more
realistically
the
intrinsic
value
of
your
holdings."
When
Goodwin
the
offer
Springfield,
priced conservatively today at 20 times earnings. If you
formula for arriving at a price for your G. & C. Merriam Co.
it results in a price of $333.33 per share."
stock,
pany
Compton, Calif., manufacturer of precision components for the
aerospace industries,
reported sales of $4,066,157 and net income of
$185,920, equivalent to 51 cents per share on the average number of
shares outstanding, for the year ended Dec.
31, 1961.
Airtek sales for the previous
year amounted to $2,463,687,
accom¬
panied by a loss of $755,393, equal to a loss of $2.20 per share on the
343,950 shares then outstanding.
Co.,
are
holders
Airtek Dynamics, Inc.—Shows Profit for 1961—
that
previous
share.
per
splitting
shares
Mr.
This
its
this
use
and
President Robert F.
has
company
stocks
News of Business and Finance
1206.
another .letter to shareholders,
your
000
22
Merriam
some
consider
"should
reported
was
C.
President
was
shareholders,
Beach
p.
correspondence from Merriam
and do not have access to their securities."
traveling
to
it
March
&
up-to-date
Merriam
for
to
Parton,
an
Templeton, Los Angeles.
Proceeds
1962
15
extension
ceived
covering
13,
March
ing shares of G.
publisher at $150
the
Financial Corp.—"Reg.
appointed
195,
American Heritage Publishing Co. Inc.—Extends Pur¬
chase Offer for Merriam Stock—
James
West Bay
per
while earnings were
;
Edison,- N. J. The net proceeds from the stockgeneral. corporate purposes,, including expenses
incurred in the acquisition, development and equipment
found.
:
the
on
Higher—
cent
other
an
$0.71
gross
stock,
...common
'V
$0.76
-
''%%
American Biltrite Rubber Co., Inc.
Moran,
by
a-42 V2
for
may be
additional stores
own
stock.outstanding
,
in
one
used
which
are
of capital
$498,333
,
3,183,229 shares of common stock outstanding, against
$1,309,032, or 32 cents a share on the same number of shares out¬
standing at Dec. 31,4960, Mr. Greenfield said.—V. 195, p. 972.
4 -yV
V-
underlying
at
underlying
A $2,500 fee
finder.
■; ?
The company is engaged in the retail sale of groceries, meat,
produce-'
and
other miscellaneous merchandise.
It operates five supermarkets
under the franchised name of "Foodtown," four of which are located r 1
in
469,706
$631,432
company with broadly diversified subsidiaries, had-con¬
sales of $31,324,953 for 1961, compared with $31,478,443
for the previous year, Gordon K.
Greenfield, President, announced,
y ;
N. J.; filed a registration'
covering 100,000/shares ofv
15,
public
best-efforts
Court,
shares
shares
the
March
on
offered
underwriter
2,000
Sobel,
675,772
This holding
solidated
St.,'Newark,
Ferry
SEC
be
commission
principal
and
to
Commerce
share
per
531
'the
stock,
10
968,039
'
^
^America Corp.—Sales, Earnings Lower—
.
has
&
offering will
taxes
V:'/-,!:':-;
-
&
I960
$7,319,004
.'1,307,204
income
share
;
income
'
1961
$15,555,270
taxesy^_(!_^_-.___^_-,C___-x____.
Earnings per share
—v. 194, p.. 1273.
(or to be
estimates that it will spend about $107,000,000 after'
completing) • construction .work which was scheduled
Clyde McGraw is
common
for
f
'
*
—
pro-1
net
to reduce notes (estimated at
incurred) for construction. purposes.
United Markets, Inc.—Common Registered—
statement
before
in
date.
Stone
Operating revenues
pipeline system for
main pipeline system-
applied
incurred
1961
company
2.6%
be
will
Period Ended Dec. 31—
375
The
$325 000
through their nominee corporation will take title to the
property
immediately thereafter convey title to the limited
partnership-
the--selling
set
shares
>
'the
of
tion
54.
p.
De¬
and
Associates, to be offered for public sale at
offering will be made on an all or none basis
Corp., 420 Lexington
Avenue,
New
York
a
conditions
agreed
•
,
1,008,575 shs.
;
underwriters
*
while
1960,
„
.and
owns
engi-
will
Forest Associates—Securities
owned by Ellis P. Elsenstein,
$26,250 as compensation.
Associates
March
6EO
interests
$10,000 per interest.
by
5051
the
93,188
the
33,587
*
,
and
r
v
.
57y2C,
electronic
common
sell
-
..,
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.—Net Up 28%—:
-vy'
<,%.
recently
prototyping
design,
equipment
expansion
terms
severally
stock
shares.—V.
registrar for the
Climbing
22%,
a
balance
has
*
•'
1206.
s
for.-
Division *■ will
certain
of
that
The
subsidiary, and for general corporate purposes.
In addition
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 945,220 shares
stock, of which Schaevitz owns 88.4% (and proposes to
50,000 shares).—V. 191, p. 2352.
to
31,
re¬
subsidiary in j California to sell and service
existing products and for complementing the two new divisions
$150,000 to acquire electronic
testing and related equipment and to expand
the facilities
of the new Service
Division, $150,000 for use by the
Systems
bond sale
company
underwriters)
share)
per
systems, such as communications receivers and
recording and analysis equipment.
Of the net
company's sale of additional stock, $250,000 will
establishing
35,000
1,200,000 shs.
the
sell to each of
common
Boyce,
Trust
agent and
of
data
the
Bankers
Texas,
Washington Mining Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—*'•'
indicating,
incorporated
company
Service'
furnish
Systems
the
&
of
All-State Auto
an-interstate
operates
Jersey-Philadelphia
from the
ceeds
amendment.
electronic
transmitters
March
on
>„**
.
Electronic
maintenance and modernization
for the Armed Forces, and will
nering services; and
partment of Defense
be
stresses.
divisions.
new
SEC
and
owns
York-New
Chairman.
cording, testing and controlling devices which are
in
electronic, mechanical and hydraulic systems used as integral com¬
of control systems for aircraft and missiles and in the fields
of electronic gauging for the
purpose of
measuring various physical
phenomena. It also designs, manufactures and sells
rotary accelerators
(centrifuges) which are used in testing the performance of products
organized
company
tions
ponents
under
the
shares
93,187
-
covering
14
be. offered
transportation and sale of natural gas. Its
extends 1,842 miles from the Texas and Louisiana Gulf Coast
of
stock
of
their
families,
aggregate of 63.13%
an
A
& Co., One Wall St., New York, heads
The public
offering price
(maximum $10
underwriting terms
The
will
company
the
capacities
company, whose address is Route 130, Pennsauken, N. J., filed
registration statement with the SEC on March 13, covering 150,000
shares of common stock, of which 100,000 shares are to be
offered
for public sale by the
company and 50,000 shares, being outstanding
stock,
by
Herman Schaevitz,
President
and
principal stockholder.
and
with
412,074
...
then company: and
to
underwriters
Inc.,
Corp., 90 Broad St., both of New York.
rate, public-offering price and underwriting terms are
supplied by amendment.
V'y
v'.'The
Thi6
Stearns
The
Houston,
Travis. St.,
3100
of
to
Subject
agreed
the
Bros.
interest
the
After
members
will
and
for
respectively.
various
class,
common
is
their
of
shares,
trustees
as
a
underwriters.
construction.
mortgage pipe line bonds due 1982,
through underwriters headed by White,
Schaevitz Engineering—Common
Registered—
Bear,
of
$90J500
.;*>•
Reg'd—
Houston,
March
on
They
the Federal Power Commission.—V.
company
.includes
com¬
of which Gary Rosenau, President, owns 36.24% and 38.49%,
respectively. Rosenau and others as trustees for his sister hold 23.45%
and 24.90%, -respectively.
In addition, Nelson J. Leidner and William
H. Guthman, Vice-Presidents, each own 17.19%
and 16.81%, respec-tively.-'Rosenau;1 said trustees, Leidner and Guthman propose to sell
56,819,461, 26,001 and 26,001 common, shares, respectively; and Rosenau
others
Bldg.,
SEC
1982.
-"V'V''J
for
used
:
103,587
agreement,
of
wick,
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Bonds Reg'd—
,
payment of a
to retire all of
shares,
and
be
non-interest
10- cents.)——^
(par
,
Stein
*
W.)
the
1,
'/--j';':
'
company's
Pennsylvania Properties, Inc., a corporation owned by -certain
agement
officials
of the
company,
members of
their families
pany
number
operates a pipe line system for the transmission and delivery of natural
gas
for resale under certificates of public convenience and necessity
'
dresses
all of the balance due of a promissory note ($700,000)
originally in the amount of $2,000,000. All of the retired
owned by and
all of the repaid, indebtedness
was
due
was
April
due
FINANCING
Outstanding
•
.
N.
is, Tennessee
with
statement
-'ft': '
v"'
Proceeds
the
sells medium-prifeed
year
proceeds
to
substantially
which
whose address
debentures
each
and
and dissemination
sale about April 10 through underwriters headed by Stone
Securities Corp., White, Weld & Co.; and Halsey, Stuart' &
which
'
stock
have severally
'' j
Atlanta, -isr engaged in
of basic component
by design engineers.—V. 194, p. 789.
Street,
retrieval
Gas Transmission Co.—Debentures
of
Co.,' Inc.1
under¬
■
»
February, 1962,
stock ($1,500,000)
preferred
$12
by amendment.
sold
be
public
The
(maximum
supplied
writing, discounts).
...
,•
The company designs, manufactures and
and sportswear for girls
in the 3 to 14
the
%V!v'"'<
,
Peachtree
registration
public
Dec.
under
use
company,
a
The
also
'
informatiop/'system-reiays,
component
Webster
per
underwriters.
and underwriting
principal
1430
for
$75,000,000
to be
covering
unsecured,
underwriting
!
Inc.-—
1962
for
PRESENT
and Stone & Webster Securities
Philadelphia, filed
Avenue,
March
on
payable,
Common
p.
The
the
used
storage,
Tennessee
list
statement
bfc
marketing.
Technical
the
to
are
TO
-'......Authorized
^
Sundry indebtedness
filed a "Reg. A" covering 45,786 L
(par $1)' to be offered at $5, without underwriting* far* •
shares
^'Proceeds
New
of
%. '$ Service,
*
■.
.,
;V
-
'
corporation on March 2,
common
public sale by the company and 150,000 shares, being outstanding
stock, by the holders thereof.
Burnham & Co., 15 Broad Street, and
Zuckerman, Smith & Co., 30 Broad Street, both of New York, head the
share)
'
"
Systems
first
of
of Fox Street and Roberts
company,
1650
«•*
,
-
educational ' records.'. '/*
Information
Technical
This
cameras,
Brothers, Inc.—Common Registered—
registration
a
u-tyhW'4'.$t\'7
Broadway, N. Y./is engaged in the pro.wi
EFFECT
-*■
bearing, due to 1964^_^__r____>.^
101,250
15% notes payable, -due,-to 1963,.150,000
"Reg. A"' Filing—
The
Rosenau
fa■%,;y*.-c,
Note
advertising
and,
GIVING
«•. 'u-.
6% ..convertible debentttres-yyj,»_.,.^u
$300,000
6%.' mortgage note, due. to 1969-—151,035
*;
•
promotion
equipment,
^
UNDERWRITERS
underwriting.
promotion,
reserves.
Virginia & Truckee Building,
rental
■v^'v r;;
'
for
used
84, Fort Lauderdale,
electro-mechanical parts
systems under 'Subcontract
and
for
rocket and
missile
Government contractors, and Government
contracts involving
machine- work.
The
company also manufactures 'com¬
munication .and test equipment for telepnone
companies and for the
military departments of the Government. •
»• ■)
'•
Internationa]—"Reg. A" Filing—
Feb.
on
company
be
Teaching Systems, of
granted by
The
to
are
-working*- capital,
duction
Long Beach, Long Island.
all interests of the partnerships accept
exercised, the public and
79% of the company's outstanding class A stock,
(management officials, promoters, underwriters
and finder)
will own 20.5%, Of the 65,000 class B shares to be sold
to management officials at $1
per share, Charles A. Herrmann, Presi¬
partners
and
Co.,
West'Road
and
'
v
corporation on March 8, -1962 filed a "Reg/ A"- covering' 50,000
common shares
(par 10 cents) td be offered at $2 through Ezra Kureen
6900
mechanical
components
electrical
CAPITALIZATION
'
/
.•■
The
of
area
exchange offer, holders of class B stock
and
inc^"Regi;&-' Filing—
of
company
with U. S.
..
'•-
towards
$167,000
and
(
revenues,".whichever is larger.
$10,000 per year or -3%"of gross
'Teaching Systems,
purchase money second mortgage of $1,400,000 and taking
a
property subject to two consolidated first mortgages of $6,240,000);
for cash payment (total price $1,406,334.54) for the premises
the
receive
Monday, March 19, 1962
.
Fla.,; manufactures electronic,
partners, '.
and for return of the deposit to general
of this offering,
,
.
BUSINESS—The
A
working capital and other expenses. The property will be managed by
Southwest Management
Corp.
(controlled by Elsenstein)
which will
to property
relating
and a bowling center located thereon to be acquired
by the company pursuant to its acquisition of County Bowl Associates;
$1,400,000 for the acquisition
of the stock of Glen Briar, Inc. and
Briar Oaks, Inc., relating
to three high-rise apartment buildings in
the Riverdale area of New York City (this acquisition also involves the
in
,•
sions
,
*
term loans, all incurred for.
working capital purposes; and to pay. a
portion of
the
cost of .constructing, - equipping - and "
furnishing- the
proposed extension -of fhe company's-plant Tne balance of the pro¬
ceeds will be. used as additional
working, capital.;
'
v.,
y->
,;
their effort's'. and. risks, in.
organizing the partnership and ifor causing the nominee corporation, to
convey the title to the partnership.
Of the $525,000, estimated cash
capital of the partnership, $393,000 will be used as the cash purchase
price due at closing, and the balance for fees,' expenses and commts.
management
like
underlying
$18,000
class
they will invest $10,000 as limited partners.
The general partners;
capital account will be credited with an arbitrarily agreed,amount, of
$150,000, for .partnership purposes ;only,r for
company
of
shares
65,000
liens
-
in part payment for certain properties, (3)
stock (and underlying class A shares) to be
officials at $1 per share, and (4) 27,500
shares underlying three-year warrants to be sold to the under¬
for
$27.50,
exercisable at $5
per
share, and 13,500 shares
offered
sold
class A shares to- be
(2) .30,500
Associates,
Azores
Associates, Miracle
County Bowl
partners of
interests of
outstanding
Mile
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1312)
of
common
end
of
amounted
to
$1.30
a
share
stock outstanding at year-end.
that
on
year.
4,800,360 shares of
Common
share
in
1961
earnings
stock
for
receivable
4,908,961
outstanding at the end of
'
1961
shares
earn¬
outstanding at the
both
deducting preferred and preference dividends.
Notes
on
In 1960 the per-share
common,
years
»
were
.
at
are
,
after
«
an
all-time
Volume
195
high of $304,825,616r
Number
Loan
volume
6143
set
also
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
a
high at $443,464,034.
new
Apache
Comparable figurej fojr 196Q were receivables of $286,124,929 and volume
oft$41>3,301,511.>'
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•
•
"
In 1961 the company made 1,039,420 loans'to customers,
"
duced
income
gross
of
$59,443,929.—V. 194,
$67,777,165.
The
1501.
p.
gross'income
nounced
the
of
1960
for
by
this
Seneca
Steel Service
Minneapolis-based
pany.''
was
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Record Sales, Earns.
is
;
Net
'I
report.
"■
not
was
.
amounted to $27,517,000 equal to $1.70 per share " on
shares of common stock compared with I960 earnings of
$24,285,000 or $1.53 per share on 15.683,028 Shares of common stock
of
345,493
fewer shares
•'
1961.
Nineteen
sixty-one
earnings
than "were
'
outstanding
■;
included
the
at
been
15
or
compared-
cents
with
gross
share,
a
Gas
experienced
$367,143,000
in
the
in
also; added.
-were
" f
c
•>;'
in
of
previous
v
average
Average number of
—V.
194, p.
_Y--—-YY-Y—^YY'
share
shares
'
.
.
2,806,270
$3.58
$3.50
Gross
operating
$7b,y»;/,y^o,
all-time
ah
of
revenues
the
''YY'YYY'Y YY"
"Substantially
stock
the
1961,
year
lower
prices
for
cents
15
Cash
mately
in
outstanding,
share in
per
income
$1.11
I960—V.
192,
American
only
18
equivalent
were
to
slightly less
Witter
manager
the
&
public
tain
Co.,
of
an
Of¬
634 South Spring St.,
underwriting group,
Los
offering
.
the
the
funds
Calif.,
the
terms
and
:
of
company
Atlantic
390 So.
Blvd.,
"
PRESENT
New
their
named
from
the
$41,519
have
in
contained
will
this
195,
firm's
under¬
of
■
April,
for
was
The
Shares
150.000
N.
Yv.
:
Monterey Park,
Y.
Y
defense
Co.,
;
..
stock
Y
four
Of
the
shares
its
business.
'ti'ill'
were
oversub¬
not
a
in
extent,
general
in
commercial
plant
factoring,
lirtdorf
ho
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
...
plants
and
which
and
•firm
and
tar boatings to metal
pipe
by
application
of
REVENUES—For
ported
the
income
net
$50,523,068; /
.
fiscal
$2,768,023
Nov.
sales
on
•" " *•'
GIVING
shares
1961,
company
Y
:
TO
($5, par)
YYY—JY
insurance company loans due in installYments through 1976—Y„~t~-
PRESENT
-
/
*
.
and,
the
share.
1961
Y
-!
Kidder,
have
-.
Y>
:
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Dean
&
a
and
Y
Hornblower
Kidder,
Co.r^__„$l,250,000
Inc._____Y
!
L____
-'J. Barth & Co.
Weeks
&
250,000
Webber,
Jackson
Weld
&
Co.,
Eberstadt
&
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notes
agreed,
preferred
issued
shares
subject
stockholders
/
Co
C.
Francis
First
to
the
&
stock
I.
__y_
A.
C,
terms
A.
F.
Pont
du
&
Hill
Co.
&
Co.
Co.,
—
&
Co.-J '
175,000
Co.
-
'
;
J.
125,000
&
Inc.
•
—V.
397.
■«
&
Dain
<.
-<
Y
Co.__
75,000
,
*
•-
Inc.
*
v
" *
and
Y
services
r'down- fibrn' $475;564,710" in
I960.
Jaffray
&
1,618
->YYY,:
Y'.Y
4,000
4,000
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
-2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
''
2,500
.2,500
2,500
Y' Y"
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and earnings for the six months
reported record sales
31,
net
$6,462,151
share
sales
for
net
and
the
first
income
half
after
of
taxes
current fiscal year
amounted to $219,097.
shares outstand¬
the
earnings were 28 cents on 742,200 common
; j,.,.
&
Hurry,
Ryons
MoOre,
Leonard
&
Facific
Northwest
Pierce
1,882
•*
,
figure
Sold
$266,316
last
Feb.
.
1,
1974
^
1,882
,
1,882
.
Co.—Sales,. Earnings Down-
Bastian-Blessing
1,882
of
1,075
$1,086,502 for 1961
925
1,075
925
925
;
•
report to stockholders
down
as
from
$21,624,001
the company reports 1961 sales
in I960 and net earnings of
compared with I960 earnings of $1,540,070.
on
of the
734,172 shares outstanding at the close
1961, were equivalent to $1.48 per share
per-share earnings of $2.10.
From its 1961
earnings, the company distributed $734,127 maintaining its regular
annual dividend rate of $1 per share.—V. 195, p. 862.
compared
as
1,075
r<"
annual
company's fiscal year, Nov. 30,
1,075
925
925
its
$19,676,138,
Earnings computed
1,075
I
J
in
1,075
925
_
—
Lynch_Yz__ii_
with
1960
1,075
'
Co
&
Meyer
925
Co.;
Inc.Y
925
;
&
Fox__v
1,075
Y
■
1.075
925
»
:-_.
Privately—On March
and
year
year
1,882
Inc._
sported that $5,000,000 of this
Febf l; 1974Y $3,000,000 Of
during -the year ;iyere $470.752,169Y
Y
Current' assets were $211,661,892 at
the
past
reflecting
1,882
.
1.075
925
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp.—Annual
1,075
$1,500,000
of
15,
1962, it
was
re-
firm's^ senior notes due
Isubot-dihiited hdtes: due
its junior
subordinated
botes due -March 1, 1974 had been sold privbtely through
Dean Witter & Co., New York City.—VY195, p. 857.
sales
Earnings before Federal income t>axes_
Estimated
Federal
share
Common
863,000
* 596,000
1,035,861 .j1*
earnings.
:
shares outstanding
—V., 194, p. 630.
1,867,822
-1,631-,861
—-
taxes—_1
income
Per
1960
-Y $46,564,978 $49,045,954
—
Net
Reports—
1961
Year Ended Dec. 31-r-
Net
-Notes
for
1,882
„
earnings equal to $1.30 per common share in
1960. Net income was $1,622,and $1,016,002 for the preceding-year, the latter
the 1960 write-off of Basic's Cuban investment of
(equal to 23 cents per share).
Net sales were $25,171,709
versus $25,786,222 the previous year.—V. 195. p. 635.
reports
compared to 78 cents per share in
1961,
060
925
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.—,1
Stern,-Frank,
1,882
1,882
-
Inc.—Earnings Up—
company
1,882
'
Rauscher,
The
r
1,618
Co.^^____-r_______
<fc
are
Basic
1,618
Co.__i'——
Lester,
t
Y there
acquisitions consummated during the six-months period,
on available corhparative figures for prim- years.—V. 195, pf 3.
•
_Y_Y
Agnew & Co._„_i
_i.
Barth
&
Co.—Y——Y—_—_
&
v-Due" to
1,618
—_Yr—_
Co.
'
1,618
Hopwood——
Gardner—
&
1
1,882
1.618
2_'
—
Crowell, Weedon & Co.._;_._%j_J_
Eppler, Guerin &£ Turner, Inc.—-.i
50,000
p. 46.
4-,000
1961.
•
2,688
1,618
—
&
Courts.-
"
year-end, compai-ed to $200,841,786 the preceding year.—V. 190,'
Co.
&
1
Bingham, .Walter
50,000
;
;
*■'
4,000
Inc.
2,688
2,312
Co
50,000
-
4,000
4,000
Co.
&
2,638
; 1,618
Inc.-.:--1—
Inc.—
-
-
Inc
Shuman,
:
products
&
Schwabacher
Epplery Guerin
..-Turner, Inc.Y—50,000
Northwest
4,000
ing ,as. adjusted for the recent three-for^two. stoc^ ^plit^...-,
3,226
2,312
______
________
Co.,
Inc
50,000
1
Wagenseller & Durst,
Co.,
Co.,
50,000
J.
Pacific
—
-
/-w :,..,Yof
&
Reinholdt
Co.
&
Dain
Piper.
Co.
Inc.
4,000
Stieglitz__
Kaplan & Co.__
Newton &
Co.
____
Towbin
2439.
p.
Consolidated
'
&
50,000
Robertson
Doolittle
M.
McDonald
--
-
.
Sales
Ellis
&
Podesta
..Including equity fn undistributed earnings of non-ccnsolidated subsidiaries. tofal-. earnings were $5.73 a sharfrYih" 1961 and $5.90 a "share in
'
Co.,
Baird
&
The-company earned $3.2a a common share during 1961, according to
the company's annual report.
This compares to $3V72 a share in i960..
1960„
W.
50,000
Co.,
6,000
6,000
Boyce
&
H.
____
Dec.
totaled
2,312
Inc.__________
Inc.;
&
Loewi
>.American. Smelting & Refining Co.—Earnings Higher
"
Co.,
Co.,
J.
The
..
&
&
Walker
Cruttenden,
.•
100,000
-
1
195, p.
M.
Pancoast
.
"
100,000'
Co.i,,
Eaird.& Co.,
.
100,000
&Co.-__„
Agnew
Hutton
H.
75,000
:
!___
Dewar,
100,000
W.
Inc.
.
125,000 "
Co.
Co.
Bingham, Walter &
Hurry,
Inc.
Brush,
Slocumb &
100,000
Robert
F.
75,000
&
&
.
____
company
The
ended
2,688
''
=Sutro
Inc.____Y
Co.,
..
Inc.
Astrex, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
2,688
1,618
" 75,000
& Fox
-
194,
Per
2,312
/."J:
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Lester, Ryons & Co.__
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Shuman,
E.
_
1,618
175,000
under¬
Zuckerman, Smith & C©.__
Black & Co., Inc.^__
Jamiesoa & Co.
Marache & Co.
Quinn & Co.
Rittmaster, Voison & Co.__
N. C. Roberts & Co., Inc.
D. J. Singer & Co., Inc.
United Securities Co.
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner__
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Inc. ___
6,000
3,226
.
2,312
-
1,618
175,000'
&
Unterberg,
3,226
Simmons._____—_
175,000
the
stock:
Oprpenheimer & Co.
6,000
Co.
3,226
Blunt
; :
Co., Inc:
Stern, Frank, Meyer
-
and from the selling
common
Norris & Hirshberg,
v
6,000
6,000
Co,__
—V.
2,774
Francis 1/ duPonf;& Co,_____^TY--'
Goodbody & Co._Y______„___
McDonnell
•
.880,000shs.
contained, in
Newburger
*
6,000
YY.
Co.
&
Bros.
&
Y
•'
have ^severally
•
&
Jones
10,000
6,000
-6,000
Co.
&
Hentz
3,226
.
:
Inc.
Staats &
Schwabacher
Courts
3,226
2,774
Co;/«.v»^Y--
&
below
company
shares of
Lentz,
Co.i_
.
14,880 shs.
Shares
6,000
&
Co.
Emanuel, Deetjen
Gregory & Sons
3,226
Co.—^-i—_____
Crowell, Weedon & Co,..-
...
•'
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&
Inc.__
&
Shearson," Hammill
i
:
.
4,032
2,774
—__—_
named
10,000
..—..YY
Co.
&
&
E.
.
(authorized
John
5,645
2,774
Corp._____^
...
101,378,»<v
Co.,
Halle
10,000
Eichler
4,032
William' Blair
.
R.
Inc.______^___
Co.,
Co.i—.^.rYY-
.
$94,-
Evans, MacCormack <Si
5,645
Robert
250,000
_1
William
&
&
Higginson
,
42,500
Inc.__—
4.032
75,000
175,000
Walker
Richards
; Inc.
G.
Hallgarten
Lee
.
^$173,767
dates
par)
of
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.6,000
Dittimr
&
Co.,
Inc.____
4,000
2,774
_!
'
Co.,
Burnham
5,645
2,774
Co
the
various
conditions
and
.
Co.
Co.
Bateman,
5,645
75,000
Shearson, Hammill &
; Co.
G;
H.
Becker
&
with
:
at
10,000
'
&
Barth
J.
C
2,774
Co.__^l_^__r~.-—-r.
Co._^__
',
bearing,
on
($25
F. Hutton & Co. Inc.__ 10,000
Walston
Stein
Templeton
—-
E.
&
&
; E.
Hirsch
,
dates
underwriters
Co.______
Co.
California
5,645-
;/
Y<
$120,502
10,000
5,645
/
Newhard, Cook & Co.__'
250,000' v The Robinson-Humphrey
Jackson
White; Weld & Co.
&
&
52
FINANCING
and
Inc.
H.
3,438
j.
to
Shares
&
5,645
G.
250,000
Webber,
Allyn
Allyn
Stearns
under-
3,468
_
equal
--
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
5,645.
V
various
the following numbers
Stearns
Bache
'
4,855 Y
Co.Y:.f->-v-Y
&
:
Outstanding
interest,
5%
maturing
■
•
Bear,
24,195
"
PRESENT
,Y
writing agreement, to purchase from the
-
Company
3,468
S.
been
,
non-interest
($6,998
UNDERWRITERS—The
'
?
4,855
______
TO
have
outstanding).
Common stock (no par) (authorized 1,000,000 shares
issued and outstanding)
___<
Y
From
Selling
4,855.;
Y
con¬
been
»Y,
.
cumul.
16,000
,
4,855!"'
Curtis-
&
Inc
would
on
interest)
stock:
5V2V0
4,855
--T-'
were
a
had
J
the interest bearing note Jan.
4,855
1
merger...
EFFECT
at
maturing
5Yi'/o
.
Co
Noyes
Moseley &
the
of
Co.__ 4,855
,-'.V •'.1
—^-YYJY;
A.
75,000
Mitchum,
& Curtis
Hutt-on
&
Co,,- In'c.Y_-:__
&
Brothers
Bear,
$75,000
Co.
Peabody &
Reynolds
Peabody
Bache
400,000
Co., Inc.
Paine,
Securities
_____
F.
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
75,000
•Eastnian Dillori;;Union
-•"
•" Y-Blunt Ellis *«&' Simmon's -:
75,000
V Securities
&
Co._^i_ - 250,000
Courts & Co:YY---75,000
Hemphill, Noyes Se'Co.^2 'v 250,000
* <Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
^
n
Frcm
& Co.YYY-Y*-vWeeksp...
Hemphill,
V * Amounts
,
Union
&
•
Stockholders
White,
severally
conditions
_
Sachs
had
and
Mercast
Installment
at
Capital
some¬
'
&
Co.,
r
'
Amounts
Witter
Blyth
!Y
the
to
organization
1943
and
with,,'the final installment payment on the noninterest bearing note being May 26, 1963, and on
5, 1965-__-_.
Y
Y
v
is
below.'
S
sales
in
Alloy
•
($62,789
interest)
380
FINANCING
Co^Y-Y-lYY—Y-Y—_20,805 :
4,855""'
Inc.__f.i__YY-iY-v. YY'i-'Y
Paine,
F.
made a commitment, subject to the terms
and conditions of the under¬
writing. agreement to purchase from the company the respective prin¬
cipal amounts of<sdebentures set forth opposite their names, as follows::
v
;'V-
.
Dillon,
Lehman;
.
v
below;1,
named
forth
.
•
underwriters
>
national
organized
earnings
GIVING
indebtedness:-.
Installment
severally and not jointly from the
stockholders
the
respective
numbers
of
set
its
was
.
tn
City,
to
of imports
&•
Hornblower
&
UNDERWRITERS—The
"
/
"
Goldman,
-
2,063,767 shs.
.
1
Witter
Blyth- & -'Co.,--
■
'
'
Y Eastman
Outstanding 7
4,000,000 shs.
'Y'Y
;,,Y
7
YY"'
FINANCING
Y—-v
Y" $6,000,000:
equipment instalment purchase
Y-Y'/Y;.' contracts
-.1 YY_.
Y—____
YY ■Y'
$370,000■'
-Y:
4.% Vc
conv.
subordinated
debentures, Y'Y*: *'; \ Y YYY'
;■ Y: Y •
Y
; due March 1, .1977.
$6,000,000 Y
$6,000,000 "
t
.
Land
*
V
of
Dean
'jVY;\ Authorized V-
stock
selling
stock
common
1960,
1,
Jan.
payments on the three 5Y mort¬
being Sept., 1962, Sept., 1963, Feb., 1969, and
on
the
two 6%
mortgages being Nov„fc. 1963 and
March, 1967 ,,t_-^_____-_______nYY^Y-Y--.-Y_.Notes payable:
,
' vvY'.'Y '
v
PRESENT
and
to
gages
purchase
Y:YYY\-YY Y ■•Y.-'Y"'
re-1
contract, billings
YY'YY'
-
the
and
of
to
,
30,
and
.
EFFECT
YY
•v;.Y"Y YY
ended
year
Y company
to'-the terms
subject
agreement,
■
of
.•'.;.YY- " ;Y
CAPITALIZATION
Common
pipe, and the reconditioning of steel and iron
mortar linings.
'
^
YY/Y -Y-Y;
cement
commitment,
writing
made
net
v
/
about
mergers,
operations.
prior
years
available,
final
.
construction, the production and sale of industrial protec¬
coatings, the application of several kinds of- protective asphaltic
City,
York
equipped, through
York, Connecticut and
through
Y
6%
drains.
concrete
New
castings
is
Precision Casting Corp.,
Alloy Precision
Manufacturing Corp.
The company's man¬
profitable
Mortgage notes
.
tive
St.,
•
I
■
and
CAPITALIZATION
its
of
CAPITALIZATION
•
York
New
financing
the financing
'
Mercast
of
common
Mortgage
YY
Third; Ave,.
850
44th
investment
company
net sgles for. the year 1961
amounted to
earnings applicable to common stock were $855,199,after giving effect to a tax-loss carry-forward of $454,658 resulting
from operating losses of
Alloy and Mercast which arose prior to the
merger.
Based on 770,000 common shares outstanding at end of 1961,
net earnings were equal to $1.11 a share.
If the tax-loss carry-forward
offered,
..'YY- "Yx
of
company
of
The
;
■finoriofnn'
■
operations
commence
REVENUES—Consolidated
$11,772,084,
$;3,75q,000
tV
will
W.
32L
successor
Arwood,
history
cents
had been
" Y:-.
■
plant
sale
design.
■
in
Y,.-
by the company from this
and
Arwood
operating at losses in
in the manufacture and sale of various kinds of
- •
."
-•
v.
YOutstanding
primarily used in the construction of water lines, sewers
JSenior notes, 5&%
to 5%%>' due 1963
to 1974__.._____^.^ $14,000,000
It
is
also
engaged in heavy construction work,
Subordinated notes, 4% % " to -6%-W, due 1962 to 1974
8,543,000
virtually all of which is related to water transmission projects for
.' Junior subordinated notes,
to
due 1932 to 1974 '
4,350,000
governmental agencies and which often entail the installation "of the,;:
Y-Y' YY'
Y"';' ; -Y 1 'YY'YYY' : -YY'
Authorized
Outstanding
company's products.
Y- ,'/■;<' ;
Y YJ Y,"YY Y-YY'/v. '* i
/ Common
stock
2,500,000 shs,
1,576,290 shs.
The company, through subsidiaries, is also engaged
in. the manu(. .UNDERWRITERS:—TheY Underwriters
facture and. distribution" bf -hot rolled 'steel rods and wire mesh used
named
below
have
made
a
'
company
V
•
and
the
of
and
from
tinuous
Y'WY'1 Y-Yr
:•
v.
/ Y
purposes.
is
business
obtained
common
■Y'-Y;;:Y Y ;":"Y ';.Y-' YYyY-Y',Y" '^'-Y"YYY -OYY.':;:';' Y"; '
•-!;
Improve
Cleveland,
the
i.
specification
Castings
'
1207.Y:-vYY
p.
that
1962.
company
the
to
50,000
-
expected
-Y-
d'Y'Y'
exports,
equipment, and the making of small loans. The
volume of business in 1961. amounted to more than $398,500,000 and
outstanding receivables at the year end were $72,638,314.
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer Agent: First National City Bank,
New
York City.
Registrar: Manufacturers Hanovel Trust Co., New York,
:
shares at
presently active plants in California,. New
New
Hampshire, to produce investment castings from, a wide variety "
of alloys.
It serves over 100 different industries including those produring aircraft, missiles, electronic equipment, business machines and
Industrial machinery.
During 1961 approximately. 44^r
of the com¬
pany's sales were for commercial and industrial use and the balance
1
number
-
appointed registrar for the
common
vY.y
;ii, A Y „UL,
of
lesser
proceeds received
used to
five
large underwriting group, announced
the initial public offering of 300,000
a
that
engaged
leasing of
net
be
,.
severally
the
the
is
customer
446,500 shs.
-
below
company
'Y-Y,
has been
stockholders.;
what
engaged
is
storm
$670,000
BUSINESS—The company of
specializes In manufacture and
.
,
Outstanding
Y '■/■■YY'Y
names:-,
;
York
Y, >,;•.
primarily
through the offering of 230,000
•
share.
a
during
concrete pipe,
and
13
the opening of the Cleveland plant should assist the
company in
competing for business in the large mid-western industrial, market..
It
>
FINANCING
Authorized
.
conditions
purchase
to
BUSINESS—The
'
BUSINESS—The
.
..
"
specific allocations have yet been made for the net
from this sale, but company states that it expects to use
;to help meet the cost of certain future additions and im-
.yprovements to properties and facilities, and for working capital.;
of
volume
$2.13
equip its presently inactive
plant in Cleveland, Ohio, for the production of investment eastings.
The balance,
together with approximately $265,000 of the company's
general funds, will be required for .inventory supplies Tor the plant,
working capital, training help and other start-up costs.
It is believed
to be
tVio
fecetved by the"
company'., froitl. thlg.'^ipancing YilLbei added ,to the
cbihpahy's ge.hferM',fuhdst The increase -in capital wifl;exparid the cpm•!; pany'S" overall bo'rrowlng capacity and' in turn permit an increase in
PROCEEDS—No
proceeds
-
'Y
TO
underwriters
company.—V.
*
firm's;y4%%
910,124
^
:
PROCEEDS—Of the
sale,
;
-
par)__Y——A/' *1,000,000 shs.
'^^QpEph^W
an¬
4,384,360
2,444,000
892,507
$3.36
;
,„r,
279,000 were
purchased by the underwriters and sold to the public at
$27 per share. The remaining 21,000 shares were offered
to employees of the company," by the selling stockhold¬
ers, at the same price »ae'that paid by the underwriters.
on March 14 of $6,000,000
convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, due March 1, 1977, at a price of 100% and acl.crued interest. The offering was quickly oversubscribed.
: ?
The debentures are convertible into the $5 par Value
common stock at $23 per share until March
1, 1967, and
thereafter at $25 a share to maturity.
:.-;
YY/yY Y
this
*
$119,900
head of
as
4,780,016
1,780,000
-
;
j.
110,000 shares were sold for the
120,000 for,certain stockholders.
Y
and
Of the total 150,000 shares represented new
financing
-by the company, while 150,000 shares were sold by cer¬
about
YYY-:
Angeles,
of
;
.
opposite
scribed.
in
Co.—Debentures
of
the
shares
■
the previous year,
equivalent to approxi¬
than the amount generated
cents
Construction
&
fered—Dean
nounced
to
March, 14
on
$7,728,000
was
p.M223.
Pipe
as
about
operations
share,
per
results
these
and
1961,
from
Y
^
•
cent-
(1
forth
Bank
City,
YvV
Y-'
refined
of
6,976,571 'shares
'
agreement,
of
taxes^_^_:
Of the total,
;Y ;.(A. J.) Armstrong Co., Inc.—Common Offering Over¬
subscribed—Dean Witter & Co., 14 Wall St., New York
totaled
products, and extraordinary
unproductive. acreage approximating $372,000 over
the
preceding year restricted net income for the year to $1,029,000 com¬
pared to $1,232,000 in 1960," Harry A. Jackson, President, stated. On
write-offs
Y
-v
subject
set
The
for
company
$7.50
April 4, 1962, in¬
debentures.—V. 194.
cff
-.._V •*•"..*
EFFECT
..-.Appointment— ;t
an mcreaae oi AW lrom tne 1960 level of $73,829,000 and
high for the company, it was reported in the annual report
shareholders.
to
$1,000
per
March
agement,
802,383
-
'
.
area.
stock ,to
common...
''V
'
' .''Y.';''.
V;V.'Y'-':,;:YY'';,,'.-*'Y
YrY-AY'.'- -Globus,
Inc.
Glass
&
Ross, 'y Inc, Y.——
v-
American Petrofina, Inc.—Revenues up 4%—
•
:
stock
writing
808,006
'
.
.
an
Income
taxes_
outstanding year-end
194, p. 2439.
on
Y '
financing details follow:
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS-^-The
shares
2,892,220
_l
common
such
as
Y
,
common
1153.
"
indebtedness
Common
-
per
York
50,385,911
that
.
Sundry
;
v Y "
Y 1961
1960
•————L_Y--—$93,554,757 $91,468,116
after taxes_YY
income
to have eqUal potential
as'such an area.—
New
Federal
Income
$1,940,360
Arwood Corp.—Common Offered—Bear, Stearns. &
Co.,
York City, headed an underwriting
group which
made the initial public sale of this firm's common stock
York
J
convertible into
are;
Additional
agreed,
Net
regard western
before
$3,000,016
49,338,369
:j;.
^
New
'
Biochemicaf Co. —Additional Financing De¬
tails—Our March 12,-.1962 issue
reported the sale Yon
March 7 of 200,000 of this firm's: common stock at
$4 per
Y
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
Net income
—V.
Arizona
:
Year Ended Dec. 31—
New
-j-. Y
Debentures
CAPITALIZATION
represented an increase' of $37,043,900, or
over
Sales were 360 billion cubic feet, a gain of 40 billion
12.5Y, over I960."—V. 195r p. 969. < % ■ ■ ,Vt
Sales——Y_—
We
To Redeem Debentures—
share.
year.
American Optical
growth.
to lis
appear
regard western
clusive, on'the-basis of 65 .shares"
p. 843Y >
V YYYY'.Y
-
$277,2.93,000
the
We
Minneapolis,
Y
Y
*YV
justment, for the 212-for-l stock split effected in 1961.
."Our steady growth was reflected in the
highest levels of revenues
and sales ever attained by our System," Mr.
McElvenny said. "Revenues
cubic feet, or.
which
areas
growth.
Y
income per share
.
steel
Bank,
net income of $30,827,597 for 1961 was equal to $2.10
This compared with consolidated net income of $28,967,207
1960, which was $1.97 a present common share after ad¬
share.
earned
195, pi 972J
,,/YY'Y^
'...Consolidated
per
thC
to-other
economic
;"
supplies, and
gas;
Income
Federal
Shares
The corporation has called for
redemption on April-10, 1962, all of
its outstanding 6'/f convertible subordinated debentures
due Dec. 1, 1975
at. 106%. - Payment, will be made at
the "Northwestern National
-
sales
1961
I960.
our
draivn
for
year
1961, Ralph T. McElvenny,,,
report.. As; in each of the
annual
further increased
we
sales
disclosed.
1960
1961
income
Net
'
profit
the
Co.—Annual- Report—
good year in
a
President,f. told shareholders
past several years, he added;
additional markets
during
sale
Net
Net
into
entry
economic
;
:•
non-reciirring
a
AMF's
against $297,910,000" in- l96Q.-^-V.
as
American Natural
The company
of
revenue
totalled-$440,081,000,
from
Year Ended Dec. 31—
an¬
com¬
a
for
end
of.
of
120,000 shares of Black & Decker Manufacturing Co. common ttock.1Total
sales
and Yfehtala
for
the
year
amounted tcr' $516,518,000,
$2,420,000,'
was
industry represents a major advance for
our
company, both geographically and structurally,"
stated Raymond
Plank, Apache.President, in-announcing, the acquisition.. "To now, we
have concentrated our
activity largely in mid-America. However, under
a
vigorous program of expansion' and diversification our attention has
earnings
were
Y.,
non-Integrated steel mill and steel service center engaged
rolling and processing .of strip steel, stainless steel and alu¬
cold
"Our
16,028,521
which-
N.
management
minum.
The company's earnings, sales and rentals
again registered new highs
1961, Morehead Patterson, AMP Board Chairman told stockholders
in-the. annual
and
5
Ametek, Inc.—Annual Report—
Buffalo,
'•
.
in-
"
.
Co.'of
investment
■■
v
of the cash transaction
Seneca
in
;•
v.
Price
•
J
Corp.—Acquisition—
Purchase
.
which pro¬
(1313)
——
——
$2-11
—-
'
478,092
1,004.822
•
>
477,852
6
Bell
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1314)
Gossett Co.
&
-
Net
sales
Cost
of
1961
.
*'
sales_-__
Sales
"
$37,464,190 $38,185,084
—
terms
25,803,272 V 25,939,060
—_—
_
Cape. Canaveral area and Jias a frontage of about .nine miles ,*■ ;
Citizens & Southern National
the State's major highways; US 192 and US 441.' .
the
Secondary Stock Offering—On
sites
home
will be made
under, low monthly payment
similar to- those formulated by Canaveral International for its,
reported that" 19,300 shares of
profit
Commercial
sales
on
J
$11,660,918 $12,246,024
_
Groves
few
a
195,
property,
n\iles
from
residential-industrial-, develop¬
9,000-acre
a
the
Canaveral
Cape
974.
p.
testing
missile
center.—
'
:
•
.
.-
'
Selling and shipping expenses..—
Geatial
5,345,390
1,652,5.9
4,799,435
1,772,673
administrative
expenses—
Capital Southwest Corp.—Investment-^
The
$6,572,408
$5,248,105
•171,307
271,720
corporation
electronic
new
$6,937,919
$5,088,510
Total
.
has
engineering
investment
the
announced
of
at
in
a
from
O.her
operations..
income
Total
profit and income—
Employees' participation in profits
19ol
pension
cos.s
Science
Corp.,
777:-
Earnings before income taxes
Net
for
taxes
—V.
195,
2,413,021
________I-_____________.
earnings
Data
before
,
the
194,
Capital
the
and
Southwest
"The
1961
its
in
sixth
eigne
company
$2,166,772
had
that
.
of
months
year
control
quite
'Irving Trust Co.,
$2,294,298
for
the
New
stock
common
1
by
•• .?*'.• ;
Carlisle Corp.—Sales Set Record, Net Up—
Corp.—Appointment—
The corporation
,
'Irving
Co.,
Trust
'
and
agent
V. 194,
■'<
York jCLy "has
New
co-registrar
for
been
appointed
.
stock
common
uie
co-transfer.
est
earnings
corporation.—
the
oi
the
Annual
1051.
p,
'
Podesta
7" 7
• •....
••
Calumet
77'.
•"At
7777,77/77 7='
Industries, Inc.—Units
J/;//- 77
vantage
shares
debentures, due Feb.
of its
1,
1982, and
of
stock, at
common
The
debentures
transferable
price of $1,032.50
a
ana
and
stock
common
^
the
second
-President,
Jr.,
■
itself
prepared
company
by
opportunities
amounted
year
cable,
preceding
Mr.
expanding
and
$24,416,652j
to
in 1960. All
rubber
said
and
for
In
totaled
1961
when
year
1,193,182 shares
pointed
were-
as
out
90c
..,
in
for
June 1, 1962, without consent of the
representatives of the underwriters. •
'
.DEBENTURE SINKING
FUND—The
debentures
entitled
are
equal
to
$1
share,
per
but
reduced
were
A
63%
in
increase
97c
of
were
fund at
and
-FRCCEFDS—Proceeds
-
of
be
used
of
$1,000,000
the
by
the
from
from
purchase- price
sale
Harris
company
the
•
of
units
Feb.
o.x
and
from
1,1981.
•.
Calumet
Refining
BUSINESS—The
formed
a)',
operating
of
company
November
on
10,
assets
10
1961,
and
S.
Salle
La
acquire
to
business
St.,
and
Chicago,
111.,
is
stock,
March
13,
firm's
of
pricier,
and
194,
net
Power climbed
sales
2656.
p.
Scott
1962, it
to
annual
report.
electric
revenue
new
-operating,
California
of
revenue
had
&
;
;
%.
\ \
^
w
.
+
.
,
basic
,
,
Co.----Notes. Sold Privately—-On '
reported that $1,600,000 of this ■
was
been sold to
highs'during 1961, shareholders
Kilowatt-hour
electricity
sales- of
were
7.1%; ahead of the 1960 level.
was
told
were
10.6%
up
and
'
7.'7""777
In
Sales
addition, the company effected economies in operating,expenses, it
enjoyed a more favorable fuel supply, and it experienced a lessening
of
the short-term
adverse effect resulting
from sale of its Mexican"
subsidiaries in 1960.
<
1
• 7>7'
Reflecting this combination of favorable factors, net income for 1961
-
increased
to
77777'' 77v77;
•
777-
reached
1961
sales
of
record
a
,:%/>:
1
Operations
1962,
v.
Cambridge Tie Manufacluring: Co.—Common Offered
-r*-On March 12, 1962 The Ohio
Co., Columbus, offered
publicly, to residents of the State of Ohio only, 55,000 r
of the corporation' for. the
-
resulted
in
of
195,
tion
shares
Of
of this
common stock at $11.25
per share."
total 35,000 shares were sold for the
company
20,000 for certain stockholders.— v "
•
*, *
1
in
:
The
under
the laws
of
Ohio
on-June
is
engaged in
the manufacture and sale
glazed and unglazed til-e which is- used as
tive
material
ings
of -all
the .past
shape
25
product
in
trademark
which
under
is
- -
/
.
•;
r.
sales
on
a
widely yaried line, of
-durable, sanitary, decora¬
and ceilings of build¬
been
merchandised
of
.
;
fine
a
also
-
name
1Record
the
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING'
_
,
Common
%77'7;7'7 JX/"1
'
,
stock
(no
par)„___^_^____
,
7
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
r
peaks
1161
year
Record
sales
reported
and earnings for
by the company...
the
first
six
months
of
the
.
; The
dent
fhnt
that
earnings
fpr.the
six
period
per
months
ended
of
3.3%'
share,"
last
up .5.7%
year.
program
of
work
to
from
-
the
p.
520.
vv
.
,
ingredients.
v
Corp.—Florida
announced
?riCe
an
at
to
g °
average
yield
a
completion
of
3.
Dubbin,
President,
negotiations
of
price
gross
$1,500
return
of
per
share,
said.,
CWO(?nn1n 1l?ra3e
to the expected
$11
$11,000,000
raTat^fliVeiC^ment.<
Products
inc
"3^
The 14,000-acre tract
14 000
the
the
return.
acres
are
add
income,
revenues,
cents "a
share
a
shave
months,
remaining three
levels." ' %-■•' ;7.v./ .-'
$141,713 or 38 cents a share,
rise of 45%V.
a
'
195, p. 4,v
'
,,
,
.
Inc,—New.- Units
Elanne<i—Earnings*
■;;;i77;-:.V;7"\;7V%i:-;!-v'''77-; ;;:7:,;;'-%;"7
Stores,;.: one; of 'the
open
20 new stores
income
.
large
remodel
and
18
supermarket chains,;
others during 1982,
annual report.'*
after special charges
t
reported in-the company's 1961
net
in
taxes
nation's
profits of $3,578,082
1961; "compared with net
company, had
profits
of
$2,365,181,
Earnings per shore,of common ;stgck, .after preferred dividends,,
$1,24
from
on:
increase-of 43.2%
earnings
and
$38,647,505
Kilowatthour
jn
r
I960.—V.
195,
-
5207
p.
%.'7A. Y" 7 "7
" '
7-.'.
"7:
>v
-Columbus
;
This
of
sale of
' :
"y.v"%%;•'
utility company reports preliminary net income
months ended Jan. 31, 1962/Giving effect,
additional 148,640 common shares during November 1961,
Ohio,
Columbus,
$9,816,000
to
Ohio Electric Co. ^^ Revenues'
Southern
&
up 4.3%—; v..
-
for
this
is
an
sales
in
of
1961,-a -5%
electricity
increase
-
to
regular
equal
the" 12
average
The earnings
195,
were
7""-'
"•
'
863.
p.
preferred
after
on12,688,520
per; share for
&•
•!'7'7-"^ ' 7, '7/7'-;7"''''>7.',"''''';77"'Vv
'
of
ous-.
-
.
sales-6%, beyond the previous -records'estab195, p. 862.'''-';- ':
gas
Mortgage
Sales, Earnings—
Clearing: Houie—Record
Commcree
•
f The
sales
announced record
company
earnings
and
its anxxual
in
,v >-- ■f.'- > ••
•"
$916,692 or $0.76 a share compared with
$843,212 or $0.70 a share in 1960.
;
7The publishing firm's sales reached a new high, totalling $17,294,928
compared with 1960 sales of $15,960,844.
■»..
7. ' \ ^'7'*5
Dividends were increased to-SO.o-j u-ioverly axxd a 3% stock dividend
•report- for 19617;
Earnings for the year
Investment/.Co.V-Riluposeci ,Acr.
-;■*
t
mortgage
company" will", acquire all out¬
McAlpiri,. Inc., Jacksonville mortgage
price-of approximately $1^ million,
servicing
for
a-cash
,v
were
v
,
was
share.
time
Mortgage,*'boosting it to a total of $172". million,. Mr. * Botts;;j;
the
acquisition, Charter
will -also
be
"appointed loan
for
four
life
largest companies in
insurance
the -U.
firms,
he
S.,
two
of
.,
which
are
among
i-
4
added.
declared
the
by
of Directors at its meeting at the
plaid in 1061 tctxlled $0:1854 per
for- general purchase* 1'or the lirst
in December, 196-1.—V. 195, p.; o.
-'
i
;
firm's Board
headquarters. : Dividends
Chicago
of
Chemetron
stock
CCH
in
30
over
available
became
years
Credit
Commercial
Co—Annual
Report— 7 7
-
annual report .shows, that consolidated net iixcome
for the year 1961
amounted to $32,162,730, or $2.86 per s are
on
the
common
stock
outstanding, .after
considering dividends on
The
50tlx
company's
Corp—Sales, Earnings Decline—
corporation's
of-common
Both' 1961
ings
of
ex¬
■
of
and
Alloy
Alloy
Rods
net" income
stock,
1960
Rods
were
Charles
combined
interests, according to
issuance-of ,400,000 shares
is
a
wire,
another
leading manufacturer
now
operating
as
in
J.
Chemetron
Company
of
!
tract,
an
of
of
of
figures
York,
with
include
Pa.
those
of
agreement
of
Chemetron
alloy
arc
The
the
sales
Dec., 31.
common
welding
and
in
1951,
-stock/
electrodes
division of Chemetron,*-rV.. 195,
a
and
business
Chemetron
p.
a
upon
Alloy
and
standing
earn¬
tne
2151 _*
/
,
allowance
which
stock
.
corporation
p.
1052.
to
'
New
act
-
:
as
,
York
sole
I
Trust
registrar
'
Co.
for
has'/been' appointed by
its'class A stock.-4-V.
:
tha"
for
issued
was
treatment
,
Bahk
30,259
by
stockholders.
•
whole
in
period
December,
for
accounts
on the preferred stock
the Exchange Offer. This
dividend1?
for
part of
earnings
as
increased
of
$1,601,763,
5c
or
per
.
Ciueque Colorfilm Laboratories Inc.—Appointment—:
Chemical
owned
1960,
„
share.
-
end of
the
.
as
Rods
welding
at
The acquisition of The City Loan .& Sayings Co. has been treated
a
"'pooling of interests" for accounting purposes and consolidated
net
income
includes its earnings
for the entire year, after making
assets
pooling
•
is located less than 25 miles west of
Melbourne
_
Kar-Kare
of
the
the preferred stock.
/ . 1 ;
This compares with $28,871,346, or $2.83 on the
shares
outstanding
for
the nrevipus
vear.
after adjusting, for
the
1961 was $4,924,510 or-.'$1.64' a
2-for-l common stock split effective early in 1961. There were 371,420
Haines, Chairman," reported. Sales
of domestic divisions and subsidiaries were
shares of 4Vi>%
cumulative convertible preferred stock and 10,638,933.
$143,109,845-.
j.'-.-'JIn; I960 the corporation earned $5,244,358 or $1.75 • a*- share of
Slxares of common stock outstanding at the year-end,, owned by 35,2'7l
common
stock.
Sales in
stockholders, compared with 10,200,658 shares of common stock out¬
i960 were $143,282,772.
J.-
the
feature prefabricated aluminum houses which
produce in conjunction with Honeycomb
an
before:—V.
.diversified
The
'/>;
orange
groveland
of $8'000 Per home- could
gross
32. cents
or
22
is
With
share
r
for
and
year
correspondent
International is blueprinting
dwellings
ago
with
This
Guy W. Rotts, Charter Mortgage President. Kirbo, Mills As. McAlp-in, to -be effective April -2,'Will
approximately: $55
million
to" the Joan .Servicing
portfolio of
add
Pur¬
$21 000,000.
SLsaId aLso that Canaveral
community of 1,400
the
Charter
property bears a puiv
When divided, into home
the
1960.
5%
Purchase
year.
for
$252,341,
1961;" compared .with 80 cents in. 1960, an ^increase of:
thev fiscal ..year.:^1
31% over the previous year. Tlxe figures had been" previously announced.'
to $350,135, compared;,with- .1
'Sales for the'vear totaled
$441,508,425, down nine-tenths of 1%
for
period.
.
Land
to
compared
business remains - substantially ahead-of last'"year.
automotive products andtbiethod of distribu¬
of
pace
over
1960.
were
trend,". Mr-8 Read'-saidi-r-"V. >195;' p.-v636.%%p,";
.totaled
revenues
loan: servicing
firm,
it was announced by
the
apProxllnately $2,000,000.
of "50%
standing stock of Kirbo, .Mills &
invest-
aCreS °f FIorida land certified f°r
According; to Daniel
pected
Capital
$20 million during this fiscal
-
$322,720
.
,
h?s
find
reported by this roughkeepsie,. N. Y.-4corporation.
increased 7% over 1960, to a 1961 total of $6,007,814 as
over
rose
This
v'A'T
corP°ratio"
the'.^,
'
products'and"
f
development
grove
of
range
:
International
The
An. .increase
in ithe dividend payable -..,
in
also voted'by the Board of Directors,"'
quisition—
•-
$L93
.
improve
p'°Ject\are expected to total
195,
Canaveral
_
from
„
during the period, Campbell broadened its
31;
over
were
Charter
Jan.
chased
a
lished
28, 1962.
1, ;'
'
during the period, Campbell Presi¬
Murphy attributed better sales and
earnings to "improve-'
ma"£ opeia^«8 departments and .the continuing trend toward
?l conv.en)ie"ce fo°c's of high quality," Mr. Murphy .said
U
sites
:
USg wn c°mpa"y activities
W. B.
its
-r-V.
first
six-month
$2.04
were
in sales,
fiscal year
$298,373,000, up
the previous fiscal year.
of
First-half
tomers
.
,
•otSmLnnlJ1!8- 41? fi,rst six monthstotaled
half-year
$288,964,000 for the first
reported
'
over
'
••",.,;•
/.
the-
—-V.
Operating
,
$1,950,662
were
sales-and-earnings
increased.
Outstanding
293,840 slis.
Campbell Soup-Co.—Record
Sales, Earnings—
nine month's ended Jari. 31/ reached'
the previous year, which was
v-' '*/'•
'!* * ' >f.
over
V""*.
43%,
dividend requirements to $3.16 a share
common
shares^ outstanding during the period.
equal to $3.04 per share on the 2,800,000 common
Net income
shares actually outstanding at the end of, the period."; ;/ -;; 7,.,.;/ ,.
compared-with $5,632,705-for the previous year. ; '
This showing compares with the net income of $9,310,000 earned in
».
"
On-' a per-share basis, the 1961 earnings
the preceding
12 months, or the equivalent of $3.01" per share on
are'equivalent to' $1.54 on
the
3,369,228 common shares outstanding at year end, versus ■ $1.47
2,651,360 common shares outstanding at Jan. 31,-1961. - "
J "77%
Revenues of $60,254,000 for
/.on the saime number of shares in- 1960. This represents the, 13th con-; the-most-recent 12 months were 4.3%
secutive year in which the
company's earnings on common stock have b.1 above revenue* of $57,779,000 for the 12 hxonths ended Jan. 31, 1961.
manu¬
irregular "
for- murals and designs. This
an
"Camtile."
;
limited
29%'
increased
expects to
•Cart J/Reith,-President,
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Net Up 7%.—
r
Inc.—Nine Months-Results—
-.
"'J Colonial x Stores
according
-
.
First,
f
was
the11961
continuing strong upward
trademark
"Horizon Tile.". Recently,"
its
coverage in the low-priced field; Cambridge
low-priced wall tile line which is sold under, the trade
a
in
outstanding/ compared
for
dollar
reduce
to
$11,870,961.
third ...quarter,. -.ended -Jan.
period
shares
shares
50%,
action
(Jane) .Colby, Itic.-AAppomlment—;
-
during
'.'Suntile": which holds
used
the
42-/o
earnings rose
comparable quarter a -year
the
increased
effective
.
to-Ralph C. Read^-Cehco^Presidenfc;''%■ V--rr'
Sales fof the 1962 period totalled $7,183,222
compared with $5,034,001
for the year, earlier,. an increase of, 42.7%
" These advances mark a
-
broaden
added
61,000 less
per- share,
deeks
product4 has
the
texture
marketed
to
main
Cambridge
that
increase
third
for
,
and
vigorous
industries fdr
up 3i%—
year.-
1
-
National
Cjty /Bank,.-Neiy. York. City,., has been appointed •
transfer
agent for the? common- stock of .the corporation.—/VJ 195,"
tended "Jan." 31-,;. 7p. 1095.
7
* ■';
'7" %,
7"'- -'7 ■
'J/,7,»7
Quarter—
tiiyee mpnths
$704,568
than
more
last
dividend
a
1,101,683
on
of
i\
floors, .walls,
cor-utruction r industry., The
company
a
luxurious ceramic mosaic tile having
surface
is
order
the
sells
and
Its
under
years
in
and
surfacing
types.
reputation
factures
for
1906.
13,
period
firm's
$232,649
'
of
April-from 20 to 25 cents
making,
-
incorporated
increase
an
-
•
Corp.-^Sales, Net Up-42%
corporation-, reported
conxparable
•
71. Net proceeds to the company will be used for work¬
ing capital and other corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—Tho cbhipany. which was founded in
-Kentucky in l885,"
was
The
.
showed
firm's
the
and
.r
7?«-Colonial
( enco Instruments
-
semiconductors
of
$2,488,217,, -up
ovey
share
a
was
-1960.^-Vv. 194,. ;p. 2331/
;
v
was
Laffer.
took
"We
of Cle-Ware
income
Net
that
'"-i-.v'
215.
p.
*
year
,
loss
net
a
by
The addition
comparable'period of"1961,; sales of $14,188,f74 produted
income of $91,747,
Henry
W.
Colhns, President; reported.—
net.
a.
.
.'
.
equivalent to 43 cents a share, compared to 30 cents a share last year.
7 ," Harry Adelman, President of Cle-Ware Industries, Inc., Cleveland,
warehouse
distributors; of
automotive
and " marine equipment, stated
the
-In-
'
.
cents
end had greatly strengthened our position in -this
and promising segment of. our business," Myers and Laffer said..,194, p. 740.
7^
and
record
v
"•
to stockholders, .Net operating income-for 1961
compared with4 $33,243,369; fof
as.
Celolex Corp.-r-Shows Loss. For
v
"•
"Present business conditions in the
company's service area indicate
that 1962 sales will show a greater rate of
growth than 1961," manage¬
ment states In the report.—V.
195, p, 862.
10
up
should place fiscal 1962 results
at record
7'- ■"''"7 -*7>"
7'.7 v".
J.David Adelman, company Vice-President, announced that sales for;
volume of. -$283,960,524,.;as compared41
the full
year
have been projected at $3 2 million, a 28%
increase
As a result of thetrecorl-:sales andv
over -$2,565,000
in fiscal 1961.
Profit nxax-gins are-expected to expand "
there .was,..a 13.5%" increase, in net;
greatly, and net income is estimated at- $205,000, equal; to 55 cents
$264,117,134:
President,, reported
$.37,733,436,
equivalent to $1.13 a share on 3,800,000
common
shares, compared with net earnings of $5,170,135 reported for
1960, which in turn was equal to $1.04 a share .on - a similar number
bf
shares.
in
with-1960
was
1961,
in 1960.
' — •'*.
mainly the result of sharply falling
said chairman James L. Myers
-X:/.-;
1
:■>
or.$3.53
earnings
shipments
1961
$2,077,156.
internal, economies during 1961,
operating income (net sales minus operating expenses), Harold Blancke,
,
$5,505,490 and
a
974.
p.
Cle-Ware Industries,
corporation
-
$2.11
in
declined.
Sales
a
■<reported earhini'fe ^'fdr s 196f-'
O|38,0so,086, • equ^t
qomino%-.share, after<itdxes ;-and • provisions'(fori pneterred
dividends.. This, compares with .I960 earnings of $19^935,T44, -equal;-;to ■
$2.07 a common .-share.
-'.'V
> ?;
'/,s
The
to
in the
in
paid
were
'
Connecticut General Life
•
CotpMrAn^erica^^les^ Earmngs U^^
.
Electric'
$1.90
I960.""".j:/.•.
$5,142,689, equal to $2.63 per share of "common
were
William. G.
President
costs,
Co.,
Celanese
u1
'
-
and
of
in
semiconductor industry,"
the
Though
,
sales
■
California Electric Ppwer Co.—Annual. Report—
Kilowatt-hour
•
.
Corp.—Sales,-Net Lower—
reduction
volume
with
Hartford, bringing/the. latter's' total investment
in
the
Chicago ' department store chain ' to
over
$7,700,000.—V, >190,rp. 1832. *
?
paid
stock.—V.,195,
Earnings
in
1930
"
notes
Insurance
engaged
Dividends
against $6,825,635
"The
—V.
Calumet Refining Co. Calumet
principally in marketing of low-cold test lubri¬
cating oils, fuel oils and asphalt products made from select crude oils.
—V. 195, p. 215.
Refining
earlier.
"
capital shares
4^4,134
;
Carson Pirie
was
2.0%
up
.
in
set
31, :1»61, net sales were $5,657,184
after t?.xes, lequivaleat. to ^68. cents : a
.
substantially
operate
million,
corporation reported that though short of the alNtime records
1960, its 1961 results were among the best in its history. Sales
and other revenues were $91,874,140, compared with $95,525,348 .a year
,
outstanding-at ^,the. .end,-, of the ;
:;
C:;*'
of $4,773,957 and net.' earnings'
after taxes, ,eoui"&lent to 42" cents, a - share -on thek same *
'
capitalization.—V.
of
$200,000 deposited in escrow., for application on the
purchase price when consummated; $103,000 to pay loan from Crutten--*
den, Podesta & Co.; and $714,050 to provide funds for working capital.
v;as
eighth consecutive year and Vequirfed'23 "cents'out of each dollar '
from customers'—an
amount equivalent to $5.61
per share
Clevite
endsd. Dec.
was :$309,184
compares
of $190,221
after'
Co.
the
on
This-
deduction
it
as
..
"The
;
highest
months
12
period.
Savings'Bank, Chicago, will
$1,623,295 to pay the balance
the'
income
net,
share
term ;
a
the
For
.
&
of
assets
xOo%
to
these
Trust
follows:
as
of
-uu.uuiy
hours."
4.8%;
' .'7 r:.;
Linclseth,., Chairman of
L..
$1.80
from
common
'
•
year. were .reported
earnings
%
.
collected
,
share
per
earnings, and-a 19% increase .in sales over-the
for 1961' by-j the: company.^ Sales andin its history.
previous
xObVa
X
•
.
the company,
x'or
one-
kilowatt
billion
$140.5
were
declined
Elmer
costs.
of
the
for
to
Co.^-Earpings Up 63%-—
of anneal sinking fund payents calculated to retire - the, issue bymaturity. They are subject to redemption for the account of the
sinking fund at 100% and to redemption other than for the sinking
prices ranging xiorn
products
Sales of electricity increased nominally
industry.
7.4
,
total expenses increased
$2.3 miilion and/ totaled $112.4 '
million. vProvision for taxes represented the largest item of expense
a loss
on the sale of a wholly-owned
subsidiary, Stoner '
Co-., Inc. late in the year.—V. 194, p. 2655.";-
(L. E.) Carpenter &"
bene- ;
to
V
i
,
result of
a
Rubber
fits
challenging
a
f,
In ,; 1951,
until
company and
loan
revenues
share
a.
the
operations
earnings -.from
was
totaled
and
reported
control
7%
share
1 •'
,
lines—miniature•
per
the volume
of special-engineered
industries."—r-V. 194, p. 740.
•*
>
industrial
mid-1960, >
oyer 1960, although
vX;'-'
; 'v
7, V
the Board and Ralph h
M. Besse, President,. in -their annual
report'1 to share owners.
•
'"Earnings per share of common'stock for- J9611-were $3.12. compared
with $2.97 in 1960 on a slightly -smaller number of shares.
The higher
earnings were due in part to increased sales and in larger part to
$1,166,666,equals to 97c .
outstanding at year-end. i
or
;
continuation of the business pattern
last six months of 1960.
This pattern
recession across the board in our,
the primary decline, which began in
goods
year_ 1961
1960
So
.the''
increase...1
were
stated,
.)
steam * revenues
outstanding.
were
actual
that
the
1960.
Hoge
Report—;
Total
in
its
for
1961
31,
;
1
over
the
Dec.
President
1960.
"
from
"
full'-adJ-.
Improving
increase
an
a
"
••
v
for
$1,044,000
to
ended
year
a
fox*, most business and
high- *
}
to-, take•
of Carlisle's" product
plastics—shared
income
net
Dixon
1961
unit.
per
Dixon,
F.
and
*-
the
share on the 1,196,782 shares
This compares with net income of $1,077,458,
not separately
are
George
sales
common
per
securities were offered in units, each consisting
$1,000 principal amount of debentures and 65 shares
of
record
.
growth
for .the
Consolidated
stock.
common
Its
achieved
history,
V
.
time,
$23,438,693 recorded
wire
100,750
The
•
of
Sales
&
subordinated
its
Report.
the-same
1961
facilities,-" Mr. Dixon said.
Offered—Cruttenden,
Co., Chicago, headed a group which offered ;
March 13, $1,550,000 of this firm's 6Vi% sinking fund
on
in
in
,
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—Annual
York City, has been appointed transfer agent
of the corporation.—V.
193, p. 974.-\rv:^.V ''-Vi-
"The
Bowmar Instrument
during
to
with
capital
'
with
reducing
sex*iously
bought
i,
simply
business
the
for
$18,567,000
to
began
developed
amounted
compared
$593,000
were
sales
net
compared
315.
p.
1961
for
taxes
Consolidated
.
.
firm
electronics
second
with
.
.
;
to
$17,217,000
,::Caribbean Shoe Corp.—Appointment—
2,573,734
1094.
p.
association. with
the
$4,579,793 ' $4,868,032
_______
income...-.,..^
on
is
associated
operation.—V.
Provision
announced
organization
an
Science
become
to
651,793
-
President,
,
Data
680,024
r_„___v
_
CSC
engaged in" engineering and manufac¬
turing modules and . subsystems
for data
logging, acquisition,
con¬
version
and transmission.
r
V
; • -
and
_____________
Ray,
Co.—Sales, Net Down—
shareholders, Robert H. Hoge, President, reported
profita alter taxes equaled $380,000 or 82 cents per share.
compared
to $523,000 or
$1.14 per share for 1960.
Earnings
report
net
This
Harlan
$5,519,825
$5,259,817
_______
__
his
Jn
Diego,
San
Controller
Clark
'
$300,000
manufacturing company
and
'
a :
^
Calif.
Profit,
Ga.) —
'
expenses:
and
V.
(Atlanta,
March 15, 1962, it was
this firm's outstanding
capital stock had been sold through Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day, New York City.'
of
Canaveral
ment
Gross
Bank
of
two
on
*1960 '
'
-
the
and
Subs.) —Earnings Statement—
(&
Year Ended Nov. 30—
Monday, March 19, 1962
...
the
194,'
also
had
per
Consolidated
and
from
,
It
by-$1.94
provisions
net
the
effect
to
income of
for
$19,891,570
While
the
share
of
the
and
related
■
•.
to
book
•'
.
finance
increased
taxes,
for 1960.
volume
reducing
$24.19.
value-of the
•«.
sub'idiaries, .a^ter
for the
"
of
>7 the
-
'
7'
:J
^
all charges
$20,781,035
earnings
common'
>. r
,
year
•"«•**"
instalment
"
1961
"
:
-
financing
195J'
Volume
and
personal
than
Number 6143
loan.-, subsidiaries
overcome
by
.
..lower
were
in
interest''co^ts
decreased
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.>
1961,
"
more
funds
and
this
was
borrowed
on
Crowell-Cdllier
Publishing Co.—Sales,
Higher—
Earns.
Eastern Life Insurance Co. of New York—Ann. Report
Consolidated sales of the company In 1961 were $71,208,699, up from
volume and earnings of the subsidiaries handling various
$64,368,399 in-the,-previous • year.
•
'
.
' ; '
"
*
kinds of financing tor business and
industry. Factoring, business loans,.
:
The; 1961
totdl includes salCs of; Free Press
of Glencoe,
Inc. and
farnv^equipment financing., fleet leasing and industrial equipment fb
LaSalle"Extension ^University, both acquired .during the year.
\nancing and leasng snowed coniinutd good growtn.
The receivables of
;
all
types outstanding at Dec. 31,
1961, amounted to $1,940,415,097,
Net
earnings in ' 1961 amounted' to $4,117,643, equal to $1.34 per
.a
decrease of 4.8% under whai. they were at'the* end of I960. Retail
"'share. In
1960" earnings
were ' $3,949,889,
equal' to $1.30 per share,
The
/increased
"
"an
.
-
v
.
receivables
alone
at
Dec.
31,
1961
amounted
to
$1,263,375,225,
a
a year ago. Motor retail vol23.7%, and outstandings were
'down $119,461,801,
or'16.5%, as compared wit.v-1960. Retail automobile
.losses decreased in 1961 from I960.—V. 194, p. 1157. V.
''IV
-decrease
of
8.6%
under
what
they
'
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Earnings per share
-*%
•
^
V
-
'
The
Provision
ior Federal
Net Earnings
■—v.
*_"!
195,
—'
974.'-
p.
taxes
income:%___'__
on
•_
__
"*•
$63,840,847
' '5,601,900
Sales
'
5,222,000
f;
in
of
use
electricity
Edison
according to the annual;report.
all
by
set
to
4,839,815,
sales
new
a
record
the
by
J.
pp'PPPpP:: $%}■%';,%-■, '<%
total
for'the first
that
showed
and
time
sales
above
for -1960.
Residential
increased
7 2%
with
residential
average
ing
3,181
mercial
v,,
-kilowatt-hours,
and industrial
industrial
and
sales,
with
compared
sales
4.4%
were
4.8%
rose
in
3,023
higher
Small
1960.
while
>.
,
for
ance
of
dividends
preferredstock.
common
' This
engines.—V. 195, p. 637.'
>
share-
;a
f ~
^
%
81/33-a
or
Debentures— '
share
per
.
*
;
share
"
*
v
'
its
outstanding
plus
-Debentures
cents
-45
of
6%-
called
for
convertible
redemption
debentures
due
convertible
are
dividend
preferred and
210 -shares
-close
of
of
shades of
common.
business
into
under
in
the
1962.—V.
.% .*
stock
193,
p.
The
%
preferred
of- the
'
f —
..
4%"%
the
2005.--
'
<
194,
2332.
p.
t
Compagnie Centrale de Financement—Notes Sold Pri¬
'
'
'
.
1
1
The
f
vcost
$1.31
■■
___
-•—V.
195?<p$216.
-
'
,
24
-_!■
issue
4Vs%
a
will
:
Developers
-$0.74
'
*
395;932%
'
393,992
be
secured
•
Net
'.]*
■
corporation
has
purchased
the
total
assets
of
&
A
Allen
S
&
fittings
L.
James
and
Bartlett,
other
cryogenic
components,
Cosmodyne
Small
,
~
by
locomotives,
13
200
stated
that
annual sales
approximately
of
Allen
&
Sons
r
$61,804,598.
the equivalent ;Of
to $2,020,919,
rose
of 13.4%
increase
an
reported for 1960.—V.
Investment
Edison
The
the
Corp.—Com-
195, p.
I,
under
laws
the
licensed
is
It
as
as
is
not
the
• under
subject
Investment
supervision
to
Act
Company
or*
by
Federal
any
of
in
into
2.567
last
units
sales
Record
highest
in
pany1 in "its
..
in
year
of
the
history,
annual .report
which
and
$330,098,491
company's
the
established
$18,298,491,
of
recorded
in
shareholders. ?It-was
to
company
by
1961
per
share
stock
per-$100
to
1961
of
com-,
straight
consolidated
,
1960,
31,
1961,
for
$4.75
increased
$1.68
(
outstanding
,>/'!
Not
the
stock,
common
compared
previous
with
based
$1.57
equal
to
18
-10,710,328
on
share
per
\*-
year.
cents
per
%
shares
-v-
out-
share,
%
earnings of
the sale -of
from
gain of 18% over. $13,605,584 earned in 1960. Equity in
foreign subsidiaries equaled $2,275,000, down from $3,470,843
,
—195, p; 637.
'
■
-
.
:
s_ .
v.
"
Net
sales
Federal
Less" minority
•
Net
$35,018,020
1,012,373
and-state
Electric
that
•
nearly
President,
Morris
on
Jan.
3,300,000
on
31,
.v
-
V-
".Albert
%
v
the
_
total
of
Magazines &
'
.H.
9,559
i-% Net. income and' special
jp Number of shares (1961 avg.):
"L
Street
Weil
-
.^Excludingr special
16
to
then
3%
to
cents
income
net
Crane
,
>>
Co.—Annual Report—
'
*
r:
'
%->,'%-■%
Earnings
Earnings per
-
common
assets^135,307,000
liabilities
i %
■
Total
(1)
Based upon 1,382,570 shares
12) Based upon
•.'. - >—V. 194, p.-*2222..
1,487,430
,
shares
^
*\
%
•
$285,619,000
$3.83
Current
Current
'
$0.79
I960 (2) '
5,676,000
! %,
share^..^
i
.
''
-
-
.
1961 (l)
$319,556,000
Sales.
35,935,000'
'
.."4,824,000
!
$2.97
.
114,854,000
;- >
>
>»
Consolidated
-
just
released- show;
tions-in
sales
/.
sales
K
f
for
this-Syracuse
electrical
The
Canada: and
W.
of -the
company
income-for
$2,253,597
as
well
Cummings,- Crouse-Hinds
,
-three-quarters million
Net
consolidated "figures
Mexico,:
for
the
1960.
were
as
>
-
firm
■
over
this
■
■
an
increase
the; 1930
year .was
figure
of
of
$2,101,811,
;
Vl
&
Sellgren,. Miller
Inc.
1
20,000
Co.,
Inc.
outstanding and non-recurring
the total net income to S4.97
73rd
annual
report.
Inc..
Mec
said
nearly
1961
one
$37,-246,161.
w
;>
&
-
,.
'
*
10,000
& Henderson
7,500
-_r_
to
or
:
5,000
Co.
Huntington Securities Co,,' Inc.
&
'
Co.," Inc.!!.—
Marshall Roberts &
•;
totaled
profit
was
Rights
—
195, p.
976.
Offering
—%Waltham
to
Precision
share of Electro-Mec
common
stock
common
held
for each
of
record
March
on
26,
1962.
stock.
Net
certain
proceeds
will
be
used
by
loans.
bank
of
common
is purchasing
Electro-Mec and
of
stock
• •
"
5,000
factured
necessary
Co.p.pPpV-P
Inc.
upon
the
in
company
the
by
control
aircraft, and
missiles
per-share
quarter
of
were
$0.36,
1961.—V.
.
an.increase
195,
p.
the
over
—V.
194,
..'
-j, '
Inc.—Sales, Net Lower—
earnings for. the
year were
net kales
of
(par
tor^
1961
$16,706,405.
-dt
1276.
p.
March
13,
1962
awarded
the
contract
'On
was
at
the
tional
York
New
lvost-and-fo"nd
/
opened.
erected
.
.
,
.at
bid
for
which
Fair
in
Fair.
company
Building
•
,
Vice-Presid*nt
house
will
of
the Fair's, fire,
1962.
A
of
* '
-
.
Receives Air-Force Contracts—
The
company
Securty
.
th*»
;
interna*
that Electronic & Missile Facilities had
building a one-story, 12,000 square foot
and lost children services.
Security Building is the first
the
the
total
many
police, medical,
of 31 bi's was
buildings to be
*
,
has befen awarded two U. S. Air Force contracts
total-
ing $9,471,809 for; (he .construction of housing at Minot AFB, North
Dakota;.-and Hill AFB, Ogden, Utah, it was announced by Arnold H.
Kagan, President.
"
"
,
,
>
$923,783, equal to $2.15 per share1 on
The
World's
of
\
Island,
Long
Stream,
construction
Executive
Potter,
low
'
Valley
for
announced
concrete structure,
:'
shares of conlpeon stock outstanding compared with $1,167,per share on' 425,847 -share-s outstanding at the close1 of
186, p. 524.
•
:
>,
S2!74
the
this
1964-1965
William
exposition,
submitted
t
y;.
;
Outstanding
205,000 shs.
cents1,000,000 shs.
Electronic & Missile Facilities, Inc.—Awarded World's
$15,627,; ;
,
31. 19G1
Authorized
10
Fair Building Contract—
$0.30 earned
745.-%-T
DEC.
:
<
:
-
.
used
in
airborne computing devices
navigation -'of commercial' and military
solving ballistic problems for military
'
■■■v% ;'C-"
in
CAPITALIZATION AS OF
stock
Common
i
..
-
-
.
are
and
and
aircraft.
3,000
::
exercise of warrants.
BUSINESS—The company of 47-51 33rd St., Long Island City, N. Y.,
designs, manufactures and sells precision potentiometers, digitomete.rs,
and goniometers.
Most of the potentiometers and digitometers manu¬
5,000
-
—
Kormendi
P'ayton, Ohio, -company'*resport:s its
6% from the I960 record sales
I960.—V.
Corp.
Stockholders
repay
shares
purchased
;5,000
&
the 429,697
833
Net
Sterling," Grace & Co., New York City, will purchase up
to 60,000 shares of common stock of Electro-Mec not
Co.,
—
Flomenhaft, Seidler &
Co., Inc.
a
;
10,000
down
Net
and
" 3,
with
compared
112,
1961
31,
$148,124,000.
Forbes Morse, President of Electro-Mec,
/
*
of
share on 1,692,589 shares outstanding
with $6,040,000, or $3.58 per share on
per
Waltham's
Instrument
23,530
' Sales of Dresser-Industries, for, the first fiscal quarter of 1962, were
$56,861,000 by comparison with $52,628,000 for the three months ended
January 31, 1961." Dresser's net earnings after taxes were $1,674,000
compared with ;the $1,383,000 earned in the same-quarter a year ago.
This
sales
offer will expire
"•
first
ended December
year
1960
offering marks the initial public sale of Electro-
Waltham
■
10,000
Gross
%
-
L 13,000
10,000
Co!
earnings
$3.59
one
of
The
The
10,000
Harvey
Harbison
.
20,000
Inc.-i_'hh
Duriron Co%
opera-
1
Vice-President-Finance,
$38,980,654,
dollars
<" Co.
Scott,
25,000
manu-
film's
the
lege.
Shares
10,000
Dresser Industries, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
the
making
operations-was
March 8, 1962, with a limited additional purchase privi¬
Dohrmaiin' Instruments y Co^Notes "Sold" -.'Privately^
On March 14, 1962, it was reported that $200,000 of this
firm's notes with warrants had been sold privately to
Drug &. Food Capital. Corp., Chicago; New Capital For
Small -Businesses, Inc.,< San Francisco; Republic.. Capital
Corp., Chicago; New' Capital Investments, Inc% San
!Francisco; First Westchester Corp., New Rochelle, N. Y.,
and Parker, Ford-Capital Corp., Dallas.
in
.
the
Instrument
;
Net
*
*
cover
underwriting
shares
■>;1 General
-*
equipment
this country,>
20
%%
.
factur-ing firm, increased by 4.7% -in 1961', preliminary financial figures
R.
,
net
&
share.
per
share,
per
from
'
Co.,-. Iixc._
Coh,
Denault
j
209,286,000
185,813,000
outstanding Dec. 31,*1961.
outstanding Dec. 31, 1960.
" *.
Crouse-Hintls Co.—Sales Up, Earnings Down-—
;
&
&
adding the
dividend,
stock
$4.03
common
at the rate of
25,294,000
/
,
have
.
25,000
;
$0.74
'
•
$0;74
%*
ppi:PP':-.
;
Inc.
the
Co., Inc., parent, is offering !to holders of
shares, the right to purchase at a price of
$4.50 per share, 168,250 outstanding shares of common
stock of Electro-Mec Instrument, Waltham's subsidiary,
its
stock
'
net
for
$203,980
P
company's
for
with
Precision
V 2,301,838
"
$0.94
f
r
Co.
Nathanson- & Co:, Inc.___"i 10,000!
■;y) Frank Khowltoh &"°Co.C_%- 10,000
% -Goodkind", Neufel'd, Jordan > •
Report
:!-:;\
2,358,119
-pU:.>
-
25,000
$83.03j,036
2,221,231 ^ 1,697,139 Pp. Co.
Per
less
wit.i
.
20,000
...
$88,453,706
—v.. 194, -p.-. 2222.
&
Daniel Reeyes & Co.—
! 'Ross & Hirsch
9c
:
Riecke
A.
!'. Schrijver &-Co;
,304,813
14c"-!.
1961
price
;
Instrument
agree¬
co;nmo:i
by
-•
opera¬
income
additional
an
before
year-end
amounted
brought
31,
Waltham
•
Grossbard, Inc.
10,000
McCarley & Co., Inc.h!.— 10,000
M'cMahon, Lichtenfeld &
;
35,000 y
Teller &
349,000 -VJKamen & Co.
..
Revenue
-
78,000 P
.'
of
Kleiner, Bell & Co.
Krellberg, Krieger &
"'
>>-.;■
\
,
offering
123,500
Co.____
shares
to
Electro-Mec
fee
669,333 shs.
severally
;
compares
of- $4,326,743
1961, compared
1,685,764 shares outstanding at the previous year end.—V.
Outstanding
purchase
This
84,830,337,
outstanding
the
1960
,
the
In
sales
net
compared
equal
December
'■; ■;f
biPri'P;
%. ' * -'
>
Co
the
of
■
against
Storage Battery Co.—Sales Down, Net Up—
announced
$6,077,000
;
Jersey
"
Droadcasting/Inc.—Ann.
1
&
a
taxes,
included.
amounts
shares
its stock¬
announced
$137,224,384
produced
was
shares
share
422.
to
Income
was
■
income
net
1960
adding
The
931,797
it
Theye were 440 units in
bt' 36 for the year.
Net
operations
income
p.
.
total
sold
before
per
3%
for
common
share.
on
stock,
Securitiesjaold
from
net
194,
Consolidated
% !-
,
New
-v
below
named
600,000
Co. L.___35,000
Swift- &
663,372
>
Cowles
Year Ended Dec. 31—
of
Co.; Inc$> 25,000
;! Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc. 25,000
-
*
1962_
195,"p. .974.
&
Henry. F.
and
Authorized
-
conditions
the -public
at
'
shs.:
com.
■?
:•
Shares
Cohon
Fainnan
York
New
—2,000,000 shs.
~
'
i
!;%!;459,721
based
.
-
on
in¬
of the company in 1961 surpassed those of 1960 on sales
equaled the previous year's volume, Edward J. Dwyer,
$148,064,000,
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
-
aggregate
an
follows:
as
-
538,000
interest^__'________'__*i___._j._._^__.14,652
sh.
per
outstanding
—V.
>;
lc)
(par
services
::.. ?
GIVING
-■
company;
,
$30,902,136
inc.'taxes__i.__-;
income
Earnings
'
,
and state income
the'
.'ypr-r:-.
*-:■*.
purchase!
the
'
.
1961
.....
Earnings before-Fed.
i
■
in
concerns
.ILieherbailm- & Co.—'
"
,
x
Period Ended Jan; 31—
,
to
in -I960.
^
"
%
"
-
stock
Common
*-• from
a
.Continental Motors Corp.—Quarterly Report—rt
:;
T^
other
and
1962,
Net Down—
Federal
amounteduto '$4,169,335.
income
and
cents
22
record
of
securities
per
share
of
Earnings
-
„
financial
'•"."UNDERWRITERS—The-underwriters
ment
Mengel Co. into Container Corp. in 1960.
' P~P v.:v;Net earnings in
1961 from domestic operations -were $16,023,491,
be:-
in
-
•
business
s-'v
CAPITALIZATION
earnings -of ;discounts
,>•
■>
small
k}'p'
-
•'.")■'! *->'
' P:pP PP'\
.
non-recurring
were
common
t
10,672,923 shares
on
to
-'- areas.
-
supply
Plywood Corp! common shares acquired in the-merger of The s,;* agreed, subject-to the terms and
•" U. S.
'
of
31,
Included in consolidated income
$1,893,936,
■
To
basis
1% over the $327,262,662, reported for 1960.
from the previous year's $17,076,427. They equaled
about
share
per
standing Dec.
areas..
management,
'
*
Debs.—
5,
% '>%•
increase
year
1960.
income
$4.19
per
net
985,975
net
share.—V.
per
gain
a
making
dividend
of
income
To
%3)
Sales
will
:
'
13.4%>
with
company
after
common
a
a
net
from
upon
to
the
for
total
non-recurring
total
a
for
income
stock
The
1940.
authority
.!^York and. New-Jersey
sales.
Earnings climbed 7%
general
' ;
April
Up,
Louis, Mo.
$4,326,743
the
on
climbed
$157,408,
The
net
3%
registration,
■-company'.s- business; in
totaled
year
debenture.
per
Inc.—Sales
this St.
of
.
$4,623,357
Based
-
of
$4.19
% the 1961
furnish equity capital to small business located principally in
the New*York and New Jersey areas.* <
12)
To
make 2 long
term loans
to small!; businesses
in the * New
(1)
second
the
the; fourth
highs for. its
new
The
Hits New High-
net earnings
were
$1,782,758,
of 1960.
compared
1961,
common
shares
Stores
report
income
Dec.
income
investment
or
basis
operations
year.
busi¬
of
convertible
are
annual
in
at
with
the
of
small
a
sales
of
net
to
from
investment and other
incorporated
S.
U.
$944,761,249
company.
tion
?
of
1961.
the
r
Container Corp. of America—Sales
the
over
975.
521.
p.
shows
$133,238,578
?
■
company's
above
Brothers
1961
Sales
March
a
the
of
13.2%
were
the
on
holders
practices or policies because of such
but is subject to examination by the Small
Eusiness
Administration
("SBA")
and
is
required
to
furnish
that
agency with- periodic-reports
concerning its operation' and financial
running
are
marketing
its
and
The
Its
$400,000.
corporation
'
condition."
product line, he said, which
The .Small Business Administration is authorized to fpre¬
enjoys a quality reputation in the cryogenics industry, will be. augscribe regulations governing the operations of Small Business Investmented
and integrated
into
existing- Cosmodyne product categories. :%-ment Companies to carry out the provisions of the Act in ..accordance
—V.- 194, "p. 1612.
]
.
' % with the purposes of the Act. The company's principal oflice is lo,!-Seated at 214 Engle Street, Englewood, N. J.%%■>;.:■ %/%;•;;
' •
%%■
.
-
of
rate
a
of
sales
195,
Debentures
under the Small Business Investment Act
amended and ds registered as a closed end non-diversified
management
license
,
Bartlett
Mr.
to
as
"
purchase "was made for cash,'the amount of which was not dis7."'/closed.•
>
>'r
%%
'
the
corporation has called for redemption on April 6, 1962, all of
outstanding 4% convertible debentures, series A, due April 1, 1976
•at.l02Va%. Payment will be made at any branch of the Canadian Im¬
perial Bank of Commerce in Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg or Vancouver.
company
""
The
"<at
share
earnings
clusive,
company for
company was
New Jersey on April 25,
of
investment
The. company
.
vt-
of
Steels,
its
;
Business
by the
management-company
President
announced.
Jr.,
used
1958,
01
■
-Sons, Paramount, Calif., designer and manufacturer of vacuum-jacketed
vessels,
of
%
>
>
Economic Investment Trust Ltd.—To Redeem
?
competi-
bid of 99.4013 for the
a*
863.
p.
BUSINESS—The
State
ness
The
more
Corp.-—Net Up 13%—
1961
Stainless
share, representing
per
I960.—V.
and 27 flat cars, estimated to
cars,
corporate purposes.
*
-
this
excess
earnings were $130,203,447, or 2.5% - above the 1960 total of
$127,062,103.
The' earnings
were
equal to $3.38 per common share
against $3.30 in 1960, based on the 38,382,246 shares now outstanding.
coupon.
Offered—Pursuant to
will :bfe
*
,
Cosmodyrie Corp.-*—Acquisition—
in
in
and February
than double the insurance
January
Net
equal
.
Common shares outstanding
•
sales
total
Consolidated
-
...
share
Per
.
net
Steel
$989,171,969, -almost 5%
P!
,
'
in
insurance
company's sales and earnings for 1961 were the highest to date,
business was especially good in the fourth quarter, Dr. Albert K.
• "t Chapman, Vice-Chairman of the Board, and William S. Vaughn, Presi;> dent, reported.
- >;
\
>■.; V'.; ;!V
9, 1962 prospectus,
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Annual Report— '
'-.Lieberbaum & C04 and (Morris 1Ourhfon & Co., New York
Year Ended Dec> 31—
•
'
1961
1960%ftSales and lease irevenuesl_L__i__.'j.%^__^_3_____
City, andr^associates offered.-,.publicly,- 600,000 shares of
%$7,923,920
$8,021,033
Net-income
520,548
295,688 / this firm'Si common? stock at'$5 per share1.0 Net proceeds
•
write
would
Eastern
new
of
The
annual net interest cost to the
Brothers & Hutzler-^bid
an
$6,452,627.—V; 195,
%mon
•
of
new
on
expenses.
months
two
Eastman Kodak Co.—Record Sales, Earnings—
r
& Salomon
hopper cars, 100 box
,
'
'
setting
4^02%.
of
99.187,'also for
vately—On March 15, 1962, it was reported that $3,000,000 of this firm's promissory notes due Feb. 1,. 1974# had
been sold privately through Panbas Corp., N. Y. City.
premiums
year
first
the
period last year.
same
Stainless
1960
per
$1.24
or
■
*
award of the certificates at
March 14 with
on
coupon
carrier
.
-
'
of growth.
rate
and
"
v
corporation.—-V.
group .won
tive bidding
/
and
of
first
written
earnings for the corporation
$1.40
semi-annually, Oct. 1,>1962 to April 1, 1977, inclusive.
~,
terminate^at
will
convert
Trust
.
r
of
.(par. obe cent) and
basis of 20) shares
the
on •
.
year.
by first year's underwriting
that
Sales
Industrial
the
Net
'
Denver & Rio Grande Western
RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates "Offered—On March 15, 1962,. Halsey, Stuart
&
Co; Inc., and associates' offered
$4,830,000 of this
road's 4 Vs% equipment trust certificates, series AA, due
100%
at
Equitable
The
or >103' shares
The night *to
•
May 2,
on
$5)
(par
common
all
1962,
1972
1,
Jan.
at
stock
common
preferred stock
90
4,
May
on
accrued interest". Payment will be made
Calvert & Fayette Sts., Baltimore 5, Md.
Co.,
.
has
corporation
the previous
accelerated
companies,
offset
1961 against
Mr. Pines said
As is
in
share,
per
company's
predicted
1962.
cents
25
or
business
new
$17,833,185 the previous
from
$2,133,794 from $1,914,778.
to
share,
per
the
than
Pines'
.
The
t
i
;
19%
increased
force
'
on
v
'
-,
in
Inc., were third highest in the
company's history, President John M. Curley said in his annual report
to stockholders.
Total
net sales
amounted to
$60,439,978, Just 2.2%
Banker's-Trust,--New. York City,- has been, appointed -registrar for the
common
To Re¬
-
..
,
written
1"':;%
"
,
Community Research & Development, Inc.
r
$2.04
of
$18,956,758
insurance
of
Consolidated
»Custom--Metal Products, Inc.-.-Appointment—
shares
39,634,383
on
Wklr $77,926;695,
?
deem
I960 earnings
Mr.
Vsubsidiary,
achieved ~iir spite of-unusually
heavy research and development expense
required for introduction of'the new line of V6 (VIM) and V8 (VINE)
after "allow-
was $32,663;694; equal-
$2.01
to
compares
%;;> in "1960.—V. 195, p.-5.J
>
share .versus
a
.
The utility's net income in-3.961-
;'—
$2,13
basis
Eastern
net income for 1961. was higher than gny, previous year
J. I. Miller,
Chairman, and E. Don Tull, President, pf
Engine Company, announced.-?.
-■
were
to
rose
"( of this'year totaled $15,500,000 which is
$6,605,385 for 1961
PPPPlxP:
Mr, Tull said, the, improved earnings in-1961 resulted from an accelerated program of cost reduction in each area of operation.
They were
com-
-'Operating revenues totaled $432,242,032 in 1961 -compared with $469,-.
429,697 in 1960,
%
,
*
.
;
;I
1961
Pines,
insurance
>
commercial
large
the
$90,000,000 for
V.%" Capital expenditures 'totaled
,'v
.
:
vthfe number .of shares outstanding.-at year-end.
.
:
principally Collier's Eri- 7.%«« belowt-the
1' 3 v •
approximately
<
297,851
in
the
reach¬
use
more
increased
PPPit'P
sales
life
are
-year,-
subscription'books,
to
cents
reflected
with
On
Although total sales of the company and-its subsidiaries were $129,for 1961* compared to $135,834,718 for 1960, earnings for 1961
to $6,315,471 from $6,026,315 for the previous year.
Earnings
%*.
Gale,
exceeded,
5.3%
were
amounted
27
or
results
normal
1959,
except
Cummins
7>-'V f\
Wardr-.Chairman,-and-Willis
Harris
Executive' Committee,
billion :kjlowait-hours
23
.
signed
of
Crowel-Collier
L.
Ned
to
total
$201,482,
were
/ business
Consolidated
t
<■,
<
The-report,
Chairman
:
Crowell-Collier subsidiary whose business'
a
earnings
$216,357,
«-1S61
.
in .1961,
.
Net
Cummins Engine "Co., Inc.—Sales Down, Earnings Up
;
customers
classes' of
major
Company,
$34,869,000,
record level 'of" I960.—V. '194, p. 741.
•
%;>;;%%%!.!
Commonwealth
of
••!cyclopedic,"'
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Annual Report—'f
Increases
-enabled
Macmiilan
climbed
assets
Capital and surplus
year.
'
«.
.<$1.68
5,505,293
__
Eastern's
operations.
previous
primarily,in-school and college, textbooks,; had the best year in its
history. Sales amounted to $23,060,000, an-increase of 16% over 1960.
Croweli-Gollier .and-Macmiilan were merged Dec.- 30,
1960
•
:
'!
$62,337,053
.
from
carryover
3,080,204 shares outstanding Dec. 31,
on
that
$n7,019,219 to $212,731,457. Gross premiums collected reached
high of $4,091,931. This was. 22 % over $3,342,905 for 1960. Net
ipremium income rose 35% to $3,051,151 from $2,507,668.
is
"
1960-1..
-
>»$i-.90
t
•
..Sales-
1961
-
v
based
are
added
business for 1961,
Chairman of the
record $60,899,110 In new
a
30.8%according
Pines
record
a
i-31961 and for I960 on 3,038,111 shares outstanding Dec. 31,-1960, after
adjustment for the 4% stock dividend paid in 1961.
:
\
' 'Commercial Solvents Corp.—Annual Report—ppp
v
>■> -
excluding benefits of the loss
Earnings for 1961
or
of
Mr.
from
.
•
alter
were
reported
company
increase
'Board.
■
ir;" ume' i'or 1961 was. down $161,335,j74,
7
(1315)
.
•
V
Electronic
&
administrative
V.
195,
p.
638.
Missile Facilities
headquarters
at
moved
Valley
from New York City
Stream
on
March
to its new
5, 1962.—
8
Ericsson Group-^Annual Report—*;
Year Ended Dec/31—
v
THE
•>
,
•>.:*>■'
-
ERICSSON* GROUP:-
v'
M.
ERICSSON TELEPHONE CO.:,
'
i
:
the
1960
66,809,000
5,832,000
81,431,000
Earnings
192,
6,579,000
2507.
p.
-''"'dd':'
d^d/d^d!:
such trust to invest
'
first
Espey
Manufacturing:
Forecast—
and
V V; 'ddddd
yy-v
Earnings Of the corporation should total about $200,000 in the fiscal
ending Jne 30 from the $189,495 in fiscal 1961, Nathan Pinsley,
Espey President, told the annual stockholders' meeting at the Hotel
y Warwick in New York City.
/yyy
!
Mr. Pinsley also- predicted that.net sales for the year would approxi¬
mate or slightly exceed last
year's $5,139,089. « i*.
Cuwmt backlog, he said, is about $3,100,000, up from about $2,000,000
a
1961,
■d.
of
$102,052,
increase
period
to
1960.
-
on
the
cents
38
net sales of $2,355,310.
This represents
of $96,689 on sales of $2,464,977 for the
on
income
over
in
Based
,
per
share
shares
the
for
outstanding,
now
six
months
-
earnings
same
ended
31,
Dec.
1961,
Albert
Mr.
higher-yielding development and construction
87
per
share
common
This
;
1,054,316
1,000,506
$1,406 670
shares
shares
on
with
compares
outstanding
$1.26
per
Goldfield
outstanding in I960.—V.
194,
1276,
p.
FWP Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
The; corporation-has-called
y
redemption on May 1,
subordinated sinking fund debentures
its outstanding 3%
1971
at
100':
for
plus accrued
1962,
Payment will be made
National City Trust Co., 55 Wall St., N. Y.
at New
C.
.
Earnings
up 36%
and net profits and special credits showing a 40%
in 1961 established new record
highs for the
John Carter, President, announced. yy-; -v ^r t;:vVUV
First
—
General
of
Mr.
Carter
year,
company reported a net profit and special credit for 1961, after
of $5,252,000. or $2.10 per share, based on1 the
2,498,272 shares
outstanding. Net profits and special credit for 1960, after taxes, were
$3,755,000, or $1.50 per share, on the present shares
outstanding. Net
sales and rentals for 1961 were
$92,254,000, as compared with $.67,940,in
■000
1960.
yy.-7'.yy
earnings and special credit
President,
Outdoor
lhc f°ur'h quarter totaled $24,993,000,
■
for
1
■-
Net
■
will
fourth
quarter, i960
—
V,
195,
p.
with
compared
as
$18,472,000
of
^corporation's sales reached
1961,
amounted
$5,884,953.
:
.
.
>
$5:790.143.
Earnings
on
«
with
comnered
stock
common
'.compared with $2.66 for the
adjusted to reflect the conversion
stock during the past year.
=
1960's
totaled
$2.60
year.before.
all
of
the
net
earnings
I960
I-!
—V.
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
Federal' Resources Corp.—Six Months' Net
Up— *
"
(10
cents
par)-
The
corporation
the
than
more
in
for
^
.
share
in
it
will
the
pay
May of this
discount
of
{
an
This
is
company expected
share.—V.
a
of
chain,
store
earnings for the full year to
previous year when profits
income
1961
net
of the
company
$423,179,
was
increase
an
.
Income, second largest in
history, was achieved despite a 2.1%: decrease in sales
from
$7,613,892 In I960 to $7,449,564 in 1961, it was announced
by
Howard S. Nilson, President.
Earnings were 81 cents per share for 1961 based on 521,962 shares
outstanding, as compared to 72 cents per share for 1960 on 516,080
•
Fifth Avenue
the
class
and
A
New
B
York
stock
the
has
been
appointed
corporation.-—V.
sole
195,
p.
7
of
National
City
Bank,
regis.rar and Irving Trust Co.,
common
stock
of
(be
Irving Trust Co..
of the
New
stock
common
York
of
net
195,
1209.
p.
Andart
'■>*
195,
p.
transfer agent
1209.
:
.
' v-
income
from
operations
??ra/5 Ji3-65^.(,00 f°r the corporation,
(USAR-Retired),
after
Maj.
preferred
Gen.
"
stock
year amount
.
-
y
stock
last
compared with $1.01
per
adjusted to reflect the 5%
operations,
the
assets
Net
on
with'the prior
paid on
™s
were
previous
were
,c'j
51
cents
in
were not included in net income
share compared
per
with
1
sales
to
quarter
last year,
and $42,008,000
$17.54 per share of
common
the
stock
adjusted tq reflect the 1961 5%
stock dividend.—V. .195,
p.
year-end,
976.
■"
'
The
with
In
■
has
company
announced
$12,981,000
of
«
Managing
Trustee, ..and
said
„
the
that
as
of
approximate
Jan.
PMT
Jack
31. it
$15,000,000
it began operations after the
public
September 21. Making the announcement,
last
,
cury
Investors—Quarterly Report—
which
invested
capital
in
that
properties in
has
P.
the
Dagnino,
.
now
United
States.
lGse do $7,195,672 in 1961 compared
he said. d'd:.r.dX'
'
; '''\~ddt -d*d
to income resulting from several technical
$3.10 per share on the 2,303,894 shares
company
in
1060,
.
end of 1961, Mr. Leece said.
Earnings in
share on the 2,259,020 shares outstanding.- at
194, p. 423. ld';d::.i^/dy
per
I960
the
V
-V
Transiwrtation Co., Inc.—rRecord Revenues,
^,Jyy'■■
'>:-'C.^
set new: records, in both revenues and. earnings in
Murphy, President of the Midwest trucking company*
company
has
acquired
assets
Inc.;
Housewares;
Jericho
and
corporation's' net": earnings in 1961 Were $16,170,983,' or $2.85
sales of $252,309,257, according to the annual letter ,to
- from
T.
M.
Thompson,
Board Chairman, and
S. D.
Moseley, President. In 1960, the company's net earnings were $19,250,978, or $3.44 per share on sales of $253,758,008. y 4 *:s
.v
'''d/ddddi
The
share -on
Car
of
leasing,
should show further gains in
the report pointed out,
on
the basis of long-term contracts and the backlog of
manufacturing divisions has shown material improvement.
1962
several
The company made capital, additions in 1961 aggregating approximatelv $38,000,000, including $30,700,000 for roiling stock.—V. 194,
/
<
1718.'
p.
'd/:d';d:dC:'dd/dj:-- d'::d
vd':'d'd
•
General Guldocr Advertising Co., Inc.—Gamble-Skog-v
Mer-~
mo
Increases
See
above
Holdings—
Inc.j
Ganible-Skogmo,
this" issn^.—V.
i95,
p.: 1097.
j
,
Railway Signal Co.—Earnings Up, Sales Down
income of the ' ompany during the y^ar ended Dec. 31, 1961
; General
y
Net
-i
totaled
equal to $2.50 per share on 1,326,113 shares out¬
the. end of the year, it "-as renoHed bv P. W. Smith,
compares with the previous year's earnings of $2,968,253, or $2.25 per share on, 1,321,o35 shares. * The 1961 net income
includes $735,091, or 55-cents' per share, resulting from the sale of
$3,316;285,
standing
at
President. This
...
..
d'j: 'dd:dddd.
.
stockholders
\
~
the
ddvd.'!,
.General American: Transportation- Coit>/; ^ Earnings
per
the Lewis & Conger, discount
Mile in Manhasset. Long Island. ,f
-Lincoln
records.
Continental
investments.
v
Consolidated
affiliates
1961
amounted
,
^
sales j'for
net
to
with
compares
194,
p.
,
subsidiaries.-,,• and
net sales of
♦h®; company's
-
$36,215,222. This
previous year.—V.
1158.
to
sales
sales
level
This
ri
of
:
were
the
year.
v,.
,
s
;
.
a
6.3%
quarter
during
in
1961,
income. after
in
share
the
of.
1960.
compared
taxes
1961,
year.
with. 6.7%
equaled
Dividends
of
bringing to $3
This, equals, the $3
75
cents
a
a
year
November,
cars
$230
.
million
•
i
-•
per
share., for-i960.
.Golden Triangle President Elliott Saltsbiirg reported a 47';
increase
plastic hobby horse sales and a fall-off. in doll carriage sales.
He reported that factors adversely affecting earnings and .sales were
deficiencies-which
mately $200,000
forced
the
in caster horse orders.
firm
-
to
approxiV "
down
turn
-:
c
is
now
moving operations.—V.
193, p.
2778.
-tf-d:
.
: J;=T^
*
.
.:
'dd' dC 1
for the purchase of the controlling interests in Fron¬
Airlines,...Inc., .by. the corporation have been concluded, in Denver
the signing of a contract of purchase, Willis A. Swan, President
of Goldfield, announced on Mar. 12.
:.,:
c
i;i / 1
;
Involved in the purchase agreement were 625,000 shares of common
stock owned by. L. B. Maytag, Jr. and associates which represent some-
Negotiations
tier
with
before.
compared
were paid
t
share the total dividends
share paid in 1960.
from the company's United States
.
—
Goldfield -Corp.—Acquisition-—
a
a
of
total
-
*f
,
.
A -year end,.- stockholders' * equity, or iiet jvorth,;-was $3,128 millionj
compared with $2,880 million at the end of 1960;
.
..
.
..
.
what more than 66% of the. outstanding stock of the airline.. The
remaining outstanding stock is in the hands of approximately 1,400
The purchase was for an undisclbsed amount of cash.
Frontier Airlines initiated regularly scheduled service in 1946; DurIng the past 15 years it has served such cities as Denver, Billings,
Cheyenne, Albuquerque, Tucson, .Phoenix, Kansas City,, and Salt Bake
City without accident. It is now one of the nation's largest local
service airlines serving "62 communities in 10 states in the Midwest and
Rocky Mountain West area. It spans the nation from north to south.
Its westernmost .terminus presently is Salt Lake City, Eastern terminals
include
Lincoln and
Omaha, Nebraska and Kansas City,
Missouri.
- General
offices and maintenance base are located in Denver.
The airline's growth has-been 4 rapid. During the past 15
years .it
has carried, over 2.5
million
passengers a distance .of • 675,756,000
.passenger miles* in
perfect safety.* During. 196T it' grossed- .approximately $15- million.' resulting in net income of $771,000 before, taxes.
stockholders.
.
sales of
Motor Company introduced .two new series of
intermediate size^r-the Ford Fairlane and the Mer¬
market ^demand for cars between the compact
.
-
60.15
*
meet
in* I960.
I960.
or
$0.39 per
which-it
Ford
of
Meteor—to
over
These production problems are expected to be corrected by the firm's
move
to, its new plant which it .purcbaised-in October, 1961, and into
share,
share
reported all-time sales for 1961
y,';; ■ y
,y,-,.r- y'-.:
share, compared- to $73,531 and
:-d.ddY /,/.-VV
'-dd
Pittsburgh' toy. manufacturer,
$1,588,032, up 6%
production
'■*
...
the
$7.45
")d>'
-
in
the
been
dd-lid d
Earnings were, $36,223
■
*;
trucks combined
of
for
have
Inc.- -Sales Up, Earnings
Golden Triangle Industries,
Down
'•
.■*
•
offering of its shares
Edmond
■
Net income rose to $809,878 last year from $374,490 for4 1960,
equivalent to $1.41 per share, against 65 cents per share, on the
575,059 shares outstanding on December 31, 1961. ,
;
yy '
Operating revenues in ,1961were;$31,068,097 versus $28,595,139* for .yyv/
the year before.:—V.
195, p. 113. », *
*
4
?
"
'
*
,
and standard'sizes. Both .cars reflect major, advances in design, quality
and cost savings to the-customer.- They greatly strengthen the com¬
pany's competitive position .throughout the market.
%
"
Expenditures by- the'cohipany
and its-subsidiaries for expansion,
modernization and replacement of-facilities in this country and,abroad,
excluding^ special ..tools, totaled $267 ..million" in- 196J> compared .with
-
base
R,
Courshon, .Secretary- and Trustee,
purchased more than . 600 first mortgages
financing the '.development, < construction or ownership of residential
,
of
was
passenger
mortgages
•
.
Decline—
,
:
Factory sales of cars and trucks
plants totaled-2,026,319 units in/1961, accounting for 30.3%
factory sales by the industry. In the previous year, factory
2,224,859 represented 28.3% of the'industry total.
preceding
outstanding
compared with $14.08 per share the previous
First Mortgage
sales
retail
the; highest
$7.80
each
paid
cent
year.
$52,361,000
a»uounied
retail
results would
Consolidated
common
with
fSrof!!3-/l'om 8&les of securltiRS. which
1961
share
share in 1960,
stock dividend
year.
from
per
This
.;
f
The company's consolidated-sales were $6,709 million in 1961, com¬
pared with $6,798 million in 1960. Consolidated net income after takes
was $410 million, 4.3%
below the $428-million figure for 1960. Return
outstanding
as
at
remainder
Olmstead
President, announced.
Comparative earnings for the previous year were $2,779,000.
Earnings last year were equivalent to $1.27 per share of
common
.
at'* the
$3.12
19.61/ John ^A:
y
left with an "insufficient iiTVentory of new models at a time of
strong customer demand. Even with substantial overtime production
following the strilce, dealer stocks were not fully adequate during the
dividends
George
the
earned
were
■■'dd,./d
y
-
Higher—
reached a record high of $85,838,058 in 1961,
reported. This was an increase of $1,085,413
record sales of $84,752,645 in 1960.
:d. '>..'d ,'v;
of
Earnings— ■;;
ii
f
Ford-inade cars and
period since 1955.
eyen better had it not been for the
nation-wide strike
against the company by the United Automobile
Workers, AFL-CIO, during the hew-niodel "introduction period in Octo¬
ber. With most'company operations halted for nearly two weeks, dealers
were
These
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
virtually
of the year.—V.
Gateway
^
in four years.
Fourth
.
City, has been appointed
the corporation.—V.
Financial General
Consolldaied
the best
City, has been appointed
City, transfer agent for 4he'
York
1097.
.
outstanding
28.7%, and was greater than in any year since 1957. Three of the
company's cars—the Ford Falcon, the Mercury Comet and the Thunder-
York
New
New
corporation.—V.
earnings
were
.
Outstanding
• 149 6R7 shs.
25,000
\
company's share of the new-car retail market Increased from 26.3%
•
i
;
d
acquired
company
previous
$7,102,886
% close
the
bird—established
Corp.—Appointment—
First
shares
of
number
although
number of shares tendered that remain to
p.
higher ratio of taxes
factors
held earnings
to
.
F ilon
The
the
of
A
Although total retail sales of passenger cars in the United States, :
including imports, declined 10.6% from 1960 lcvels, retail sales of Ford's" ;
U. S.
passenger cars declined, only
2.4%
in the same period. The
registrar
1097.
the
Outdoor
%■'
Ford Motor Co.—Annual Report—.
-
City,
of
195,
$36,301,941 during the
6.
p.
Net
departments in various of the Floyd Bennett discount
department stores. Affected will be:, housewares, hardware, paint; gar¬
den furniture and gardening equipment departments,—V. 195, p. 401.
Cards, Inc.—Appointment—
Irving Trust Co.,
of
some
s
outstanding—V.' -194,
"\dd,
Leece,, President,
the
with
of
.
of
IVl °VeS „19^0, earnln8s of $371,249. The
Flat
shares
v.
g.
corporations was in exchange
for
stock in Floyd
Bennett Stores, Inc., which is \ traded over-thecounter.
!
^
T
'":'d
'■
Effective immediately, Arthur Ellen and Anthony Milone, President
and Secretary-Treasurer respectively
of Manhasset Miracle,-.Inc. and.
of Home Trade Corp., and owners of .the five other corporations ac¬
quired in this transaction, will join Floyd Bennett Stores, Inc., in
charge of merchandising and store operations.
;
Floyd Bennett Stores,-Inc., thus is taking, over direct operation of
Manufacturing Co. Inc.—Earnings Up 14%
Metal
Inc.;
Adiquisition of the assets of the
yy:,;«'':' ;%•,yy
The
.,
Housewares,
chandising Corp..
per
Fiat Metal
that
will accept a
company
over
Simon,
Milen
the
over
193, p. 702.
-.^d'd'':
stated
company
Sales
.
:
five companies which. operate retail departments of housewares and
general merchandise: Madei: Housewares, Inc,;. Arena Housewares, • Inc.;
$200,000
cents
5
outstanding common shares of General
'■
Gardner-Denver Co.—Sales, Net
President. of Floyd Bennett Stores, announcedvtlmt
simultaneously* his company has acquired the Home .Trade Corp., whole¬
sale distributors of housewares and general, merchandise, as well aS.
year.
regular semi-annual dividend
Increase of about 50%
20 cents
were
,
Sherman
$1,359,440, equal to 16 cents a
31, 1961, shareholders were
company.
•
,
,
tores,,-Inc.—Acquisitions—
department
Miracle, Inc., operator
department store on the.,."Miracle
year.
.The report said the
show
^
profit
1,198,928
':-'^dd'
validated.—V.
be
^
Floyd Bennett
;y-.,yy
signed by Floyd B. Odium, Chairman of the Board, and
President, also reported that the Federal Board has
The- report
-J?
indicated
/
showed
semi-annual report of $he
the comparable preiod last
* 509,000 shs.
.
2441.
p.
FINANCING
Authorized
v»
25,000
194,
This
sl]are, for the six months ended Oct.
advised
the
in New York in Gctober,
in January, 1958,
The
TO - PRESENT
GIVING" EFFECT
-M'anhasset
v
The
<
2657.'
p.
operations
business
its
»
,
Common stock
5,128*048 barrels for 1961, estab¬
ji new-record for the company. Sales in 1960 totaled 4,911,196.
194,
company was incorporated
commenced
Options
is
preferred
i
and
,
for
figure
the
gives Gamble-Skogmo control of General Outdoor Advertising,
principal ; business is. the manufacture, distribution
and
greeting cards, glass..greeting card trays, note -paper and similar
The company sells such items to greeting card stores, depart¬
ment stores, gift shops, stationery stores, college stores and book stores.
-
Bobbins, President of General Outdoor and members of his
brought the Gamble-Skogmo holdings to approximately one-
L.
of
Advertising,
.
items.
of
share
per
The-
remaining
family,
half
,
inventor,y^equipment; - sales promotion and working
pflstaff's barrelag.e sales reached
lishing
•
to
Bun'
sale of
'
taxes,
?
company's
Joseph
Prefi,dent»
stated.' Gross sales for 1961
totaled
$165,987,bio, a 3.9% increase over the 1960 gross of $159,735,085.
~
Net earnings for the
year, after provision of $5,926,700 for income
-
According to Gamble-Skogmo officials,, the number of shares tendered
to the offer exceeded by inore than 50';
the amount the
offered to buy and all valid shares tendered were accepted.
These shares,
plus more than 98,000 shares acquired recently: from
reported1.d'd'yd*-. rd-'d
Up, Earnings Down—
in
Gamble-Skogmo at year-end owned 310,598 shares of General Out- :
and was the largest stockholder in that enterprise.
On Jan. 29, *
1962, through Allen & Co., Gamble-Skogmo ofiered $42 a share for
100,000 General Outdoor shares, the offer to close Feb. 21, 1962.
y
company
s
proceeds to the, company, estimated at $160,000,
the repayment of bank loans, increase
BUSINESS—The
all-time high
an
; X;
Co.
pursuant
'
976.
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—Sales
"
:
.
be used for
1957,
.
that this company now holds
of the outstanding common stock
announced
Advertising
underwriter.
of the
or
share,
per
,
"-:-y:'
!
for the
fourth quarter 1961 were i
60 cents per share, as compared with
$837,000, or 34 cents
for fourth quarter,-I960. Net sales and machine rentals for
$1,500,000,
.
i
Cards, Inc. — Common Offered — Via March 5,
offering circular. Amber, Burstein & Co., Inc.,
40 Exchange Place, :New York City, offered publicly,
74,667 shares of this firm's 10£ par common stock at
$3 per share. Of the total, 71,667 shares were sold for
the account of the company arid,) 3,0Q0 ;fpr the account
taxes,
.
/
1962
The
1054.
p.
"door
Flair
also
revealed that several proposed acquisitions are being
negotiated; that significant penetrations were made in the space, semi¬
conductor and audio-visual
fields; and that forecasts indicate another
record year in 1962.
-
company
r
increase, Fairchild Camera
third consecutive
•
194,
Advertising—
Gamble,
590,550 shares, or approximately 50%
The increased earnings for the half-year and subsequent favorable
developments indicate current: fiscal year earnings above those for
the
year
ended March 31,
1961 when the company reported net
income of $524,031, equal to 43 cents'per common share. Consolidated
income before provision of $136,476 for depreciation and $307,000 for
deferred federal income taxes, amounted to $967,507, equal to 85 cents
per share on the average number of common shares then outstanding.
—V. 194, p. 2333.
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"
4 - ;
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Highs—
Wth Bales
'
V
1,
the First
at
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—Sales
of
June
due
interest.
all
issue.—V.
this
Corp.,
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Increases Holdings of General
v;Outdoor
J
reported to stockholders a steep rise in income for
the six months ended September 30, 1961 and a prediction that earn¬
ings for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1962 would exceed those
of the
prior year. '
The
company reported half-year
consolidated income, before pro¬
vision for depreciation and deferred federal income taxes, amounted
to $650,432, equal
to 51 cents per share of common" stock. After a
of
$100,808
for depreciation and
$294,000 for deferred
provision
federal income taxes, net income amounted to 18 cents per share.
For
the comparable 1960 period,
the corresponding earnings were
$146,734, equal to 12 cents, and $4O;5l0, equal to two cents per share,
based on the average number of common shares then outstanding.
Dec. 31, 1961.
share on the
on
.
Frontier Airlines, Inc.—New Control—
,
The
common
are
Earnings for the six months ended Dec. 31, 1961 totaled $709,782 or
cents per share on 812,915 shares outstanding compared with $785;or $1.01 per share :on 779,343 shax*es outstanding.—V. 194, p.
1383.
See
Construction Corp.
Realty &
First National
The company's net sales
during 1961 increased to $20,847,000 from
$18,283,000 in I960, Patrick J. na«iey, Jr., Chairman, and Thomas
Welsh, President, announced in the annual report. •
Net
earnings after Federal income taxes were $1,385,451, or $1.32
sales
771
first mortgage
~
'
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com-
J.
smaller discount units previously
running at an annual rate of
/ : '
the two
Rubenstein,. President, u-eported
Half Results—
„
/
,
that the company had
initial "expenditures, in opening its large dis¬
months, ended Dec. 31, 1961, three of which
were opened five to ten weeks before the end of that period, and .antici¬
pates "a substantial increase in profits for the current fiscal year." ,v
B.
Eversharp, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
/
Trustees
1613.
'
;
;
period include the direct sales of the company's
to 179 conventional stores of women's
current
.
The
p.
,
"
,
.
absorbed heavy- outlays of
count units during the six
the
amounted
the
children's, appargl, and
existence.
Total current
in
reported to shareholders that during each month of
quarter, as cash and government securities were replaced with
mortgage investments, the gross income of EMI has increased.—V. 194,
6%
a
period in: I960.—V. 194, p. 2333.
same:
loans.
v
.1209.
p.
$55,000,000 exclusive of leased department sales.
longer than investing in FHA and VA insured or guaranteed
purchase of acceptable construction and development
d
to
s
-
270,721
pared with 3d: cents lor, the
•
Sales in
and
for the time being the Trustees authorized the
investment in PHA
or
VA mortgages of those assets which would
otherwise
be
retained in lower-yielding government securities prior
manufacturer, of; electronic components and electromechanical
has reported net income for the six months ended Dec. 31,
devices,
investment In the
195,
six full discount units in addition,
ownership mortgages,
Six Months' Results—
' This
•.
exclusively in residential mortgages. It was also the
register with the Securities and Exchange Com¬
shares to the investing public.
approximately one*half of its .mortgage
Investments to PHA
or VA guaranteed, mortgages and the other half in construction
and development first mortgage loans, the Trustees temporarily altered
the desired ratio 4n order to increase the income of the-Trust in the
interval
before
this
ratio can be
attained. Thus, recognizing that
loans takes
Corp. below.—V.
corporation-reported that sales for the six months ended Dec. 31,
1961 totaling $28,881,005, an. increase of 18.6% "over sales of $24,352,928
in the" corrgsponairig period of the previous year.
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1
Trustees
careful
Philco
The
insured
earlier.
year
Monday, March 19, 1962
,
Franklin Stores Corp.—Six Month's Results—
ing
year
.Vi
to
sell
to
...
To Redeem Philco Debentures—
See
reported to shareholders that net earnings from
inception of the Trust • through December 31, 1961 were $25,289. They
said that while the Trust was working toward the goal of apportion¬
The
Corp.—Earnings
Electronics
&
d:ddd\^dddd%A,ddddd:-
kind
its
of
mission
v
quarter ended December 31, 1961,
the- sustained business advance,
coupled with the rise in housing starts and increasing PHA and VA
mortgage applications.
"
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45
First Mortgage Investors, a closed-end - real estate investment trust,
was designed to qualify for tax: benefits
under the 1960 amendments
to the Internal Revenue laws, which afford to real estate investment
trusts tax benefits similar to those of mutual funds. It was the first
-
,
Sales
—V.
Reporting to shareholders on the
Trustees ; called
attention1 to
;
v' •
$
$
222,244,000 196,840,000
8,700,000
7,668,000
;v y y '■ '
•
Earnings
L.
y
1961
'■+
Sales
<
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1316)
*
?
;
Its . routes cover;
more than 6,000 pniles.--Employing some „ 1,10(1* per¬
sonnel;;'ft'4 furnished miore than. 260' million available -seat/miles, jvla
its
fleet
of
24
DC-3's
and
seven
radar
equipped
Convairs.
^
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Volume
195
Number
6143
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1317)
.•Gordon
Jewelry Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
.'
„
.
standing
-A.
..
1961
'A'
earnings of the corporation for fiscal 1961
to
rose
Net
earnings
pared
to
based
on
the
$702,833
88
fiscal
thereafter.
made-on July 7,
was
Net
the
1961
equal
were
to
cents
93
share
a
647)
com¬
for
sales
A
Gordon
comparable
public
offering- of
•
140,000
1961./A://.-.-A ■"
period
Jewelry
in
-
A'AAAAA"
$16,364,803,' vs.
p. 2441, '-.'*
'
were
I960.—V.
eshares
common
A-*'*,
*7
$15,339,214
"
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-
Gould-National
i
■
Batteries,
Period Ended Jan. 31—
•
for
'
Provision
Net
,
for
Income
3,518,253
Income
^-1—-
Per
.>. Average
Share_--___1__H—:—
-
V'A'A>
A
A:A"':. than
',, 1960,
»:•
.
1961.
ill the
world
industry
of
>
.A i Corp.
•
-
'
M -'v>.
r
A
J.
Bergen,
Stockholders
Bankers
for -morey
finance
presently
•is
also
from
at
Net
in
as
automobile
an
1949 —V.
manufacturer, became
194, p. 2659.
•
-
A
A /;/.'
1961
..
.
Kosher
BUSINESS—:-The
is
-
31,
City
has
stock
common
been
of
the
at
three
Puerto
for
the
earnings
record
highs,
to
total
$1,016,650
M.
'
undergarments.
190,
'
'
,
-V i
*
Authorized
:
Engi-
also
B
stock
$916,641
($1
par)___—_______
stock
common
($1 par)
cents
50
cents
.
of
700,000 shs.
<
1960.
'Allen
/A.
on
&
C.
set
forth
below:
*
Shares
85,000
Co.
____;
20,000
—
12,000
:
Sunstein
&
(Schwabacher & Co.
12,000 / Rosenthal & Co.
i Stein
Bros.
<fc
Boyce___ 12,000
Zuckerman, Smith
company's annual report for the calendar year 1961 and its
C. E. Unterberg, Towbin
;
Abraham & Co.
wholly-owned subsidiary, Churchill River Power Co. Limited, shows a
Co.
12,000
Richard
J.
Buck
net profit of
$10,971,941, after deducting all operating costs, deprecia-,;! -P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc.
8,000
Cooley & Co.
tion, depletion, outside exploration and taxes on income.
■'
Carter, Berlind, Potoma &
Diamond, Steckler
This profit is equivalent to $3.98
per share on 2,757,973 shares outA; "Weill
8,000
Co.
standing, and compares with $10,351,583, or $3.75 per share for the
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
8,000
Hanrahan & Co.,
year 1960.
"V'' ';-v-'
—V. 194, p. 2442.
/ ;
Gross income from
metal
sales
in 1961 amounted to $47,485,762,
compared with $46,696,520 in the previous year.
profit
of
ended
months
of
in the
8,000
& Co.
8,000
-
&
the
v
$22,882,118
for
the fiscal
period.*! / .}
Earnings per share
year-ago
cents
a
year
cents
—V.
to
'
•
were
half,
•'
compared
195, p. 114.
*
r,"
,
,
This
-
•
■.
cents
67
for
half,
in
•
•
<-
the
•
Pittsburgh-based,
in
Dec.
cash
and
31,
totaled
1961,
$23,917,796
the end of the
$46,466,062,
Canadian
in
&
1961 amounted to $3,419,083.—v
year
1947.
p.
The
Bonds.
'■
•
Idaho
Mining
Pursuant to
59
a
i
at
end
The
,
Pontiac
AAA:';:- field &
Co.,
Atlantic
has
Road.
loan
•
correspondents
The
purchase of
,
Greenfield
Real
the
on
Center
for
the
The
Estate
Jackson
by
Home
Pilgrim
Life
Cross,
Insurance
Gardens
Investment
&
Co.
of
Shopping
Trust,, marks
its
Inc.,
each.
//
York.
throughout
evaluated and
the
"
-
Wakefield, Mass. company had net earnings.of $68,491;on sales
of $1,935,106 during' calendar
1961, its first full year of operations
since going "public" in December; 1960> with the sale of 100,000 shares
of stock.■
expenses
before
of
$1,796,732
deductions
/AAA V, 192,
for
for
p. 2508.
1961
.
.
that the
Federal
and
company had total
operating
an
income
tax
and
The
?
This
Grow
of
income
interest
i
Corp.—Earnings Up
V
-
year,
ended
Dec.
placer
dredges,
A/A!.
'•
-
,
the
,
the
A.
same
.
the
Jungert Brothers
at
spot testing by dozing at regular
stream
capital
claims
stock
non-assessable
has
;V
by
owned
corporation.
corporation is 45,000,000
par
stock,
voting rights
intervals
by the
the
of
A"/.'-
esti-
an
value
as
v
every
cents
2
share.
per
other share.—V.
195,
A
•
'
.
of
15%—AvAAA^A'AA
Sales for the period
„
,
i
Gulf
On
share. There
acquired
subsidiary
and
of
1614.
as
share,
at $10
or
per
I A: 'A/
'A
AAA
provements.—V.
Corp.—Earnings Up 20%—
at
Own Stock—
$40
holders
share, after giving effect to a
due to be made on March 19,
The
of
on
basis
the
of
a
company
stock
The
Net
Dec.
to
carry-forward
loss.—V.
194,
.
the
of
•
Products Co., which
out,
-
however,
Corrosive,
,
Mr.
taxes
were
Harper
totaled
was
that sales
also
said
at
acquired in February, 1961. Mr. Harper pointed
and profits of the parent firm, without Anti-
an
that
$838,811.
dividends, I960 earnings,
all-time
high.
consolidated
In
1960
were --73
net
they
cents
■
per
-
earnings
were
for
$800,565.
share
on
the; year after
preferred
After
the
1,031,337 out¬
it
purchased
59,000
shares
stockholders
also
said
"the
net
asset
value
of
la
the
of
Nickel
the
were
Co.,
company
$88,777,000
report
issued
and
to
subsidiaries
$3.02
or
A
Inc.—Annual
per
for
common
Report—
the
year
share,
scription
shareholders
compared
r
with 351,880,000 pounds in 1960. Included in the de¬
48,240.000 pounds of nickel in 1961, and 51,410,000 pounds
which were acquired from the United States Government or its
are
in 1960,
suppliers under arrangements which eased the government's
stockpiling
obligations and reduced surplus nickel in the
government's stockpile.
This acquired nickel made" ho contribution to
earnings, having been
resold
at
the
Altogether,
same
the
price
report
at
which
discloses,
it
was
the
Nickel has "found it possible to make in
ment
which
is
we
have
pur¬
in amount than the entire
quantity of nickel we
stockpile."
During the year, international Nickel completed its hew nickel mining,-1sold
greater
International
reducing United States Govern¬
surplus nickel exceed 125,000,000 pounds. The total
chased
have
"j
acquired.
purchases
to
the
annual
an
dividend
of
95
'
increased
-193,
p.
2544.
voted to
increase authorized stock to 6,000,000
offering of additional shares to stockholders on
share, at $3, for each five held of record Mar. 21,
expire May 1. '
offering
has
not
not
may
National
Trust
registered with the SEC, U. S.
their rights but may sell them
been
.
exercise
Co.
Ltd.,
been
named
sub¬
;
„
16,1962 the
has
Toronto,
agent.
of
8%.—V.
for
Jutland Telephone
group
about
new
stockholders
On Mar.
Co., Ltd.—Notes Sold
Privately—
company announced that it sold to a
institutional
investors
in
c
the
United
States
$5,000,000 principal amount of 6^4% dollar notes due
The financing for/this Danish commu¬
March 15, 1974.
nications
company was arranged through Kuhn, Loeb
Co., Inc.,zHarriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Lazard
&
Freres
here
&
Go.
a
it did
as
year
,
ago
use the proceeds of this
previous $5,000,000 loan placed
same group; primarily for fur¬
equipment to t automatic operation.
a
by the
of
1227.
p.
Kaiser Industries Corp.—Net Up
Slightly—
The corporation
for
has reported consolidated net earnings of $6,942,000
ended Dec. 31, 1961, as compared with- $6,523,000 in 1960.
the year
Earnings per share of
dends
23
were
cents
common
in
1961
stock
and
after provision for preferred divi¬
in -1960.
The 1961
results
21~ cents
nonrecurring gains of $7;920,000,
included no such gains.
However, along with these nonrecurring
experienced
Incurred
certain unusual losses.
joint
on
venture
Chief
contracts
for
whereas
gains
1960
earnings
corporation
these
among
the
the
the
were
also
the
losses
of
three
construction
missile bases. The corporation's share of these losses amounted to
about
$6,200,000 in 1961. It is anticipated that a substantial part of the
corporation's
missile
base
losses
will
during 1962 will increase earnings by
be
a
recovered
and
like amount.—V.
any
194,
recovery
p.
2660.
Kellogg Co.—Record Sales, Earningssales and earnings for the company were
registered in 1961,
C. Roll, President reported.
Sales climbed to $272,544,968 from $256,172,714—a 6% increase over
1960. Net income increased 4% to $22,287,039, or $2.45 a
share, com¬
Lyle
pared
In
to
the
$21,486,610,
annual
reported
throughout
year's
equal
to
$2.37
a
share
in
1960.
report mailed
to stockholders over the weekend, Mr.
growing acceptance of
the company's products
world has contributed significantly toward the past
that
the
record.—V.
194,
p.
425.
Krylon, Inc.—Common
Offered—On March 13, 1962,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York City,
and associates offered
publicly, 254,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $10 per share. Net proceeds will
to five selling stockholders and
go
ended
according
by Henry S. Wingate,
of the Board, and J.
Roy Gordon, President. These earnings
with $80,701,000, or $2.76 per share,
reported for 1960.
company
delivered a record 372,460,000 pounds of nickel in
liveries
-
Metal
that
Chairman
Consolidated net sales of company and its subsidiaries set a new high
$14,804,526 for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1961, compared to
in-1960; according" to H. M." Harper,* President; ?
The 1961 report includes sales and
earnings of Anti-Corrosive
1961,
annual
.
$12,675,322
to
earnings
31,
1961,
•;
to
the
Canada.
Roll
from Compagnie d'Outremer
pour L'lndustrie et
Brussels, Belgium, at a net price of $34 a share.
A.,
letter
The
218.
p,
S.
to
Record
compare
(H. M.) Harper Co.—Sales, Earnings Reach New Highs
x
April 27, 1962.
notified stockholders
v
of
tax
In
'!■
record
own
,
because
A.-'A:A-A.-' Av A'r
'
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■
International
714,804 shares outstanding at the close of
business on Dec. 31, 1961.
This compared with net profit in 1960
of $315,693 or 44 cents per conunon share on the same
capitalization.
No provision
was
made for Federal income taxes in either 1960 or
1961
■>";;% ./'/
company's stock on Feb. 28, 1962 was $40.61 per share. The
closing
market price on the American Stock
Exchange on March 9, 1962 was
35%.—V. 195, p. 640.
-
York
City manufacturer of high quality ladies' suits,
reported an increase of 101.3%
in net profit in
1961 on a 16.8%
increase in sales, according to Alvin Handmacher, President.
Gross
sales for 1961
totaled $6,130,839 compared with $5,247,078 in 1960.
Net profit in 1961 amounted to $635,424 or 89 cents
per common
share
its
of
Finance,
Handmacher-Vogel, Inc.—Net Doubles—
•
635.
Holdings Corp.—Dividend—Repurchases
Directors
of
the
corporation have declared a dividend from net
ordinary income of 25 cents a share, payable May 16, 1962, to stock¬
.
New
194, p.
International
amounted
reflected
.
stock distribution of 300%
1962.—V. 195, p. 1209.
This
•
one
rights
Since
resident
a
1961.
Earnings include income from
received from foreign companies.—V. 194,
A"AAA/;A;
Iron
1961,
notes to The Value Line Income
Fund, Inc. The notes are convertible into common stock
per
with
during
dividends,
outstanding
have
provide
conversion
Interlake
Land Corp.—Notes Sold
Privately—
1962, the corporation announced the sale
of 7% 10-year convertible subordinated
9,
$1,300,000
to
basis of
193,
p.
"- a
American
March
;
6,036,085 common shares outstanding at the end of
1961, and
6,025,880 shares a year earlier.
For comparative purposes, figures for
both years include Aldrich
Pump Company, which was
wholly-owned
stock
-common
Ltd.—Capital Increase—Rights OK'd—
ther
per
were
..
Club
Stockholders
the
were
.
and
revenues
—V.
equivalent to $4.12
'
;
Gas
financing,
.
$138,374
of
1
was
operating
payments.—
k
share,
per
for 1961 were $181,362,067, and net income
$23,784,384, equivalent to $3.92 per share of common stock out¬
standing at year-end, Robert H. Johnson, Chairman, reported;!"
A
"
Ingersoll-Rand's net sales for I960 were $189,530,787,. net income
were
shares
Jutland Telephone Co. twill
Net sales of the company
$24,984,261, and earnings
3,439,666
1961, were $1.20 per share for the year, com¬
share on the 3,237,333 -shares ^outstanding at the
Dividends paid quarterly on the- common
stock
were
year
per
share.
1960.
shares
day
per
Russell Banks, President, reported.
The corporation has
reported that despite lower sales, its earnings...
$3,587,470 compared with $3,292,816, pro
for 1961
were
up more
than 20%
from the previous
year.forma, for the comparable year-ago period. Earnings rose to $160,227,
///-.; Net income was $5,070,185, the equivalent of $2.25 per share of
the equivalent of 21 cents a share;
compared with $138,904, or 18 cents,
common
stock, as compared with $1.85 per share in 1960. Sales and
pro forma, Mr. Banks said.
V AAA
:
:.
':
other revenues were
$87,989,755 as compared with $91,082,796 in the
Sales continued to climb at the start of the
second,half, Mr. Banks
preceding year.
said, with January the best month the company has ever had. He
In their annual report to
stockholders, R. W. Thompson, Chairman
'predicted a record $7x/2 million sales for the fiscal year
ending next
and T. F. Bell,
President, said that last year's earnings results were
June 30, $1 million above last
year.—V. 195, p. 522.
made
possible by strenuous cost
reduction
and
by operational im¬
;
31,
A; ..;A ■''•A/VA
■
this
type
material
was
up
fiscal
of
common
share
522.
p.
corporation"of Plainview, N. Y., and Detroit, had record high
8% and record net" income, up 15%
in the first half of its
sales,
of
Jungert and Philip Jungert operated.
done
was
authorized
investments
A/A" The
testing
most
on
total
shares
Each
AAA",/ v-A'-A.;AA;A'/; - ^
President", Carlton G. Marie also reported in a statement of
..Gremar
earnings mailed to stockholders
that
bucket
the
on
the
1960.
per
Jockey
;aAA.aA:-A/ A J Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Sales, Net Down—
This
.
yards
of
$1.19
cents
over
--
done
-was
/
. carefully.
analyzed and
anticipated that additional purchases will be made
193, p. 1450.
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Gremar Mfg. Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
Marion
/mated cost of $10,000. Also,
,
the. United ,States have been
it is
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season
concluded
shallow,
'''A'
-
in
the
on
company's operating revenues also were at an all time record
of $35,893,288 for the year
compared with $34,129,166 in 1960. Electric
revenues, which were 77% of total revenues/ -were up more than 4%
ground
testing during
overland
centrator.
future.—V.
near
of
3,500
a f record
high of $4,785,509 in
I960,- according to the utility's
The
.
•
in
to
Through
of
cents
District
testing plant to determine the values of this ground (refollowing),
The testing equipment consisted of a %
yard dragline, a new 10. foot
bulldozer, and a complete jig-equipped wash screening, plant and con¬
Center by the
acquisition ;
Trust, through its exclusive agent, Albeit M.' Greenfield & Co.,
Inc., is actively pursuing its policy of acquiring sound income pro¬
ducing real'estate investments. Many properties in Delaware Valley
and
A;;.'/"
have
installation
yards
Florence
concerned;
incorporators
the
2,000
the
with
is
suits
:
first
The
-"A",'
content
the
warrant
dredging
During the 1957
an
mortgage
New
of
familiar
are
mineral
years,
will
capable
negotiated by Albert M. Greenrealtors with offices in New York, Philadelphia and
The selling price was $1,200,000. A $900,000 mortgage
placed
of
deposit
was
Inc.,
City.
been
transaction
The
the
as
period
a
The company has purchased from PUgar Corp.,. The
Pilgrim Gardens
Shopping Center in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania on Township Line Road
at
incorporators
insofar
over-
'•'■■'"'•>;/ 'AA'.-
increase
return,
end
to
23%
..
k
to
rose
$272,690
....
earnings
the
..
.
income
of
report.
substantial
pared
engineering service company,
reported record sales of $1,748,999 for 1961, an increase of 34% over A
BUSINESS—The company was organized under the laws of the State
of Idaho on March 10, 1958. Its
! 1960s sales of $1,301,942, President Morton J. Greene announced.
principal office is located at 407 Main
Earnings which slipped from $71,828 in -I960, to $56,268 ln -1961, were
St., Lewiston, Idaho. The corporation was organized for the purpose
of developing and operating
affected by the expansion of the company's sales organization into
mining ground in the Florence District
of Idaho
C Philadelphia
and Florida and the purchase of a wholly-owned subCounty, Idaho. The Articles of Incorporation carry, broad
- sidiary
in New York, Greene said.powers and provide
V
that the corporation may acquire, explore, mine
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Greene reported earnings per share of 19c for 1961 as against 24c
and/or mill ore on properties it now owns or may in the future ac-.
;
per share in 1960,
•
quire.
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A
/-A
^
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v-';'/'.
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Greenfield Real Estate Investment Trust—Acquisition
net
increase
an
The
of
proceeds,
national
company's
1961,
reasonable
underwriting, 10,000,000
its common stock at 3 cents per share.
Net
estimated at $240,000, will be used for purchase of equipment, testing of
mining claims, salaries,
and other corporate purposes.
shares
7,000
net income was -necessary
to provide a
company's-r total investment, which includes
the $11,929,652 in net plant and
property additions made during 1961,
the report states.
Milling, Inc.—Common Offered—
Feb. 16, 1962 offering circular, the com¬
&
offered publicly, without
pany
"
-
i
annual
A
A
•
the
with
compared
7,000
Inc.
Interstate Power Co.—Net Sets Record—
included
and
Government
record
a
$21,023,263
with
(M. J.) Greene Co., Inc.—Sales Up 34%-—Earns. Down
A-A!
v. 194,
on
adjusted
as
■
chain climbed
at
assets
Current liabilities at
the basis of shares then outstanding or with 46.
to reflect the number of shares now outstanding.
ago
•
-
Current
$5,559,225
"
first
7,000
7,000
___—
'-/'/A'AA A, ;A;A
.
Co.__
,
Gray Drug Stores, increased to $417,964 for the six
31, 1961, compared with $287,618 for the same six
preceding year, Adolph Weinberger, Chairman; stated"
first-half report to shareholders.
of the nation's eighth largest drug
7,000
__________
Dec.
Sales
8,000
________
•
Gray Drug Stores, Inc.—First Half Results—
Net
months
8,000
8,000
/____^
,
A
8,000
.Co., Corp._
Mitchum, Jones &
„•
Templeton
.vNewfourger & Co.
-
transfer
sole
Co.
Laird
-
20,000
Co.
Gerstley,
:•
20,000
Allyn & Co.
/Bear, Stearns & Co._
Granbery, Marache &
2225.
shs.
600,000 shs.
;
.
.
stock
common
Burnham & Co.
share,
share
p.
300^000
1,400.000 shs.
/
Shares
per
per
w
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named -below
have
severally
agreed
to; purchase from the-company,
the
respective
number
of
shares
stood
_______
-
A "''A.
$12,332,849 in
or
45
Class
-A
Outstanding
The
A':JA ;AA; ^AAAA'A AA/A.
Irving Trust Co., New York City,' has been appointed
agent for the stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 522,
,
ladies'
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co.—Annual
Report—
>.
1
v
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
>
Robinson,;
31
Dec.
from
or
Voltage
Denis
on
A''
$13,013,384
of
High
Dr.
Backlog
16%, reaching $1,178,436
1960
of
$12,569,609.
6-%
rose
climbed
a
of
orders
new
stockholders.
peak
year
with
and
reached
to.
in
It
Sundry, indebtedness
approximately 100,000 fewer shares. outstanding.-r-V. 194,
//AAA' Grand Bahama Development Co. Ltd.—Appointment—)
.
plants
Rico.
children's
appointed,,, transfer
corporation;-—V.
company of -148 Madison Avenue, New York City,
the-production and sale:of extruded TUbber thread and
in
elastics.
rThe
company
manufacture*
the
braided
elastic
the continental United States, and at
one- plant in
dyes most of the yarn used in its braided elastic.
The
extruded rubber thread -is
produced in the continental United States.
In
addition, the company produces and sells,
.only in Puerto Rico,
A
,
.
engaged
braided
Foods, Inc.—Appointment—-
York
earnings
all
year-end
compared
investment company
an
sales,
reported
new
a
Sales
«
change
The
in
President,
subject to approval by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
traces its origin back to '1909'/when it- was
formed
Dec.
■
Net: proceeds, estimated
•
$1,843,000, will be used by the company for the re¬
payment of debt, plant expansion, and
working capital.
AA
v"
•
neering
,
corporation.
National
Consolidated
''. • =*...Graham-Paige, which
;•
stock at $7 per -share.
at
High Voltage Engineering Corp.—Record Sales, Net—
investment company to one engaged
estate
businesses, which
an
—Burnham
Common
?
-
the sports.- arena and real
reflect the major activities of the
at
A-';- A-r\.'A;
Co.,
New
registrar for the
2617.
P.
(Ret.)/ •'Chidunan AA-V A./// AAA-'WA AA-/
also be asked to approve a change in the nature '
will'
International Stretch Products; Inc.—Common Offered
& Co., New :York
City,:, and associates of¬
fered publicly on March
14, 300^000 shares of this firm's
'^
a
Trust
agent and
A
in
refining project at Thompson, Manitoba, and brought it
into full operation. The Manitoba
project, adds more than 75,000,000
pounds of nickel to International Nickel's total
annual production ca¬
pacity and brings that capacity to more than
385,000,000 pounds.—
V.
192, p. 2018.
.
shares, outstanding
common
,-/;v A'-
;
Hebrew
-
USNR
of the company's business
principally
•
smelting and
.
A
This; is revealed in the annual report of the special situation investment company by Irving Mitchell Felt, President," and Rear Admiral
A/A .John
1961
(1,086,-
producer of piston rings, oil filters; and casite oil additives.—V. 194, p. 424.
* '
.
v
split..
2225.
p,
1,688,054
\
50 years is .scheduled, to disappear soon when ^stockholders of
Graham-Paige Corp/"; vote- at their annual meeting ; April* 4th on a
'proposal to change the company's name,, to Madison Square Garden
A-;'
1,037,700.
on
t
'1,737,442
V'.' ^
and
based
Hastings is
-
,
.
1.68
:
both
■
2,843,250
1.89
"
.
A/ A".1 AAAvA
familiar
name
two-for-one
a
company has reported net earnings of $772,323
after taxes in
fiscal year ended Dec.^31, 1961,
compared with $608,580 in 1960.
These earnings were equal .to 74 cents per share against 58 cents in
v.
Graham-Paige Corp.—Proposed Name Change—
\
for
the larger .average number
on
The
'
3,161,811
-
3,275,252.v
.1-
Number of Shares Outstanding.::..;—:.-:.
~—V. 194, p. 318.
adjusted
the
-
"
Earned
I960,
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Higher—
V..
A
1962/.-; - •: .1961 •
Sales-______«L--~-~——$68,447,843 $62,389,498
«'Income Before Income
6,793,505
6,005,061
;
'
31,
outstanding during'1961.^-V., 194,
common
Months'- Report
Inc.—Nine
-Net
■/'
Dec.
shares
194,
r
v
r
of
Hartford National Bank & Trust Co.
(Hartford, Conn.)
—Secondary Stock Offering—On March 15, 1962, it was
reported that 19,300 shares Of this firm's'outstanding
capital stock had been sold through Tucker,'Anthony &
R. L. Day, New York City.
'
;
"
for
the
preceding fiscal year.
Both figures are
weighted average of shares outstanding—that is, on
685,607 shares through July. 1961 and 825,607 shares
of
outstanding
.'A
from
'*
cents
the
basis
for
ended Nov. 30,
$605,465 in the prior year,'-.- * "
year*
at
earnings were 73 cents per share
.
Net;
9
no
portion thereof
will be received by the company,
BUSINESS—The
Incorporated under the laws of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on May 28, 1947. In 1948, the
company
was a pioneer in the
development of the aerosol method of dispensing
protective coatings in self-contained pressurized cans.
The company is now engaged in the manufacture and sale of aerosol
spray paints, protective coatings, and other products. These are mar¬
keted nationally under the registered trademark
"Krylon" through
approximately 2,500 jobbers. Consumers of Krylon brand products
company
was
include home owners and hobbyists, automobile mechanics and
owners,
radio and television repairmen, artists and draftsmen and industry.
The
also
acts as a "custom loader" of products in. aerosol
under their brand names. In the fiscal
31, 1961, the company had sales of $6,572,883 and
net income of $399,854. The company considers that it is one of the
largest sellers of aerosol spray paints and acrylic-protective coatings
company
containers for other companies
year
in
ended
May
the United States.
The executive offices and plant are located
■<-
at Norristown,
Pa.
The
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1318)
company has one
subsidiary,
certain warehousing functions.
C#.,/ which performs
Thomasson Realty
The
r
7, 1962
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MARCH
reported
company
Outst'ng.
*v
•
Net-
440,400
^
earnings
last
;share
common
of
sales
net
with $16,666,280 in the previous
■\ v'//\/..>//,:•,
Authorized
Common stock (no par)——l.OQO.OOO
have
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
V
■//>
/>V>/;:
12.months.
amounted
year
against^ $1,849,639,
84
sell
to
to ..them
the
following
numbers
offered:
of
the
1-1
Shares
Shares
from
to Si per
share, for
equal
common
a
agreed
stock
>
;
cents
severally
common
-:
„
82,249,611,
to
or
-
Monday, March 19, 1962
,
.
compared
1961,
in
818.182,401
.
•
from
the
'
,
Selling
Company
Stockholder
-
300,000
stock (no par)
Class B common
'
UNDERWRITERS
named
underwriters
The
—
below
loi.zuu
•I960.—-V. -194,
the terms and conditions set forth in the under¬
to purchase from the selling shareholders the num¬
of the common stock set forth opposite their names:
agreed,
of
shares
^:/MmZ%'''\/MM%
-"V.'.a:0,-
Shares
Allyn & Co. —1— k 8,500
James
C.
Sedpath
i
o
Co.,
North &
Fitch,
Barret,
Inc.
8,500
■>
2,500
3,500
■■■
..
Eichler & Co.—
Brooke, Sheridan, Bogan
&
Co., Inc. —;————
Bateman,
Butcher
John
C.
C.
Clarke
W.
Collings
Crowell,
&
&
'
Inc.
Erdman
Co.
&
•
2,500
5,000
staats & CoM
Stephens, / Inc.?Stern, Frank, Meyer &
&
5,000
■*'
Stroud
Suplee,
>3,500
(Thayer,
-
•
Co.
Folger, Nolan, Fleming &
Co.
Inc.
JHorrison
Ira
—•
_________
Co.
&
Haupt &
Co.
E.
Inc..
&
:.v
*
5
at
by
-Inc;
Inc.__2,500
The
of-directors
boards
-
credit
"
*
{
'the
:
class-a
present
nf
class
new
including
Tracerlab's
from
sharp
.Class
26- will
vote
proposed
on.
*
Cleveland
rThis
6V2%
of
1961
Net
the
cents
9
reducpd
be
1960
of
sales
The
Of
the- riallts
•
despite
to
$545,305
tain
of
sales
have
in
sales
stock
for
stock
-V.
were
$0.86
the
was
result of
the
in
$0.79
to
dividends
after
share,
common
1960.
.:
)
187, p.
'
574.
*
/
.
t"
Lincoln Income Life Insurance
shares,;;
h
v(
;
deceased stockholder.
a
legal
domestic,
a
stock
.
reserve.
and
and
stock
business
commenced
paid-in
capital
In
the
.Lincoln life
Life
Income
and
Accident
stock
v
and
in
there
1949
$101,254,
each
,
_
Lynch
_
has
the
share
exchange
Lintiin
Insurance
Co.
'■/;
..
*
1950.
by
4
h
of
-v»
from
year
paid.
1955
action,
corporate
proper
authorized and
of
molybdenum-and
fttvinfi
to
.
..
tungsten
-prutufntt
powders.
ptmamptmr'
Authorized
•
Natiqnal
744.
"
.
and
declared
Effective
.Madison
See
.
the"
v
Outstanding
175,000 sh"s.
190,000 shs.
i
;
-
,r
•
«•
at
Net
f
Square
Graham-Paige
5%
I960,
in
1961,
+A„n
.
„
*
A-0
the
outlook is
'•••
^nV- *''•
;
for
"with
the-economy
increased
sales
in
in
all
of
w
-
stock
Honeywell's
$3.74
or
sales
1961 legrnings
dividends
$3.48
volume
to
Ztotaled .$24,945,845,
share
a
7*109,153
on.
shares
i960 earnings of
7,012,128 .shares ^ outstanding. The
$470,182,073 compared • with $426,183,310 in
outstanding-
This .compared
share
a
of
high.—V.
with
on
195,
979.
p.
■'
;
/
.
:%;-w
Net
.
March
IVia
all
accent
Peninsular
stock
^
iissue.("'^-!,
Corp.;; this
^
'
y
>
o
.
als° developing
line of special equipment, foi use by those working
rin the materials field. ; The business of the company is not materially
"dependent upon particular patents, patent applications or other patent
protection The company'intends,to follow a policy of seeking patent
a
for. developments
deemed
have
to
commercial ^application
v/
y
; deemed
essential- to- its
operations,
the
reiving -.substantially
company
-upon Its knowrbow and continuing engineering development and tecb> niques. -: Each employee of (the company .is required, as a condition of
O
.I960.--
-
his -employment;--to- execute a patent assignment agreement, containing
covenants'deemed neqe sary by the company for its protection:
*
.331,026
Per 'Sharea.i_1__—_i—
Based
i
258,412
capital
of
( Common stock
and,
in
addition,
'}■
12,, 1962,>Richard
Bruce :& Co., Inc,.', 80 Pihe St:, and i Zc0
/-Reuben Rose & Co., Inc., 115 Broadway,'New/York. City,/
this" firm's "common
;
■>
a
(10c
par)^y_^
.
Authorized
Outstanding
-.l.OOO.OOO.shs..
.
483,000 shs.
;■
Marshall
stock of
the par
x
*
f
V.
^
;
•'55dL.;Z';:..;.;43d
on
.
capital..;;
,.
..
1
j_
i-
•—V.
-c.-
.
■•;>'
:1
--,
was
The
company
is
manufacturer-of
a
electronic- tubes.,;Initially,. the ♦
„
,
...
....(
„
;
- -
-
-
■
:
„,
.
h
-^_^Sri4*ooo
■
Edwards & Haniy-._LA'ii--.M%__s
inr
194, p.
,
>J
2444.
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vr'apro
•,
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Uo'f"n«tir;cni Jr.*- rtW
Industries, ,1^0.-
Mr.. Max E. Rapuapojt,
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Hallowell: Sulzbsreer ,Tenks Klrklmxrt ■*: cv-.n* V
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BUSINESS—The .company -was incorporated under - the - laws of the
-State, of New' Jersey on June 15; I960; The-principal ^offices-and plaiit
of the company are located at 54 Summer
Ave..-Newark, N.' J, <•/.-
,
Stanley Heller & no
•
Net Down—Sales .-Up--
President of
this
automotive
and
*:-•
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industrial
100%
.stock dividend was authorized and paid -in 1960. Necessary amendments
to the Articles of Incorporation were- made in each instance to reflect
the
and
-per
foregoing stock dividends. -On June 30, 1961-there was authorized
outstanding 753,392 shares of capital stock of the par value of $1
share.
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Effective Aug,
18.
■
1961. the company, after approval by the Insurance
Capitol Life
Departments of Tennessee and Kentucky, merged with the
Insurance Co. of Tennessee, Lincoln Income Life Insurance
ing
Co.
remain¬
the surviving corporation. This merger was effected by the-ex¬
one (1) share of capital stock of Lincoln Income Life Insur¬
Co. for each
nine
(9) shares of capital stock of Capitol Life
Insurance
etock
of
of
Co.
the
value of si
Tennessee.
company
per
As
the
CAPITALIZATION
Ccflbmon stock
($1
of
from
a
par
AS
merger,
shares
the
of
....
'
<
capitalization
FEB.
23,
Authorized
.
$802,946
•'
Outstanding
■>.
respective
opposite their
:
percentages
194, p.
$802,946
>
C.
Bradford
&:
F. S.
Bros.
Yantis & Co.,
194, p. 2119.
-20
ZZ1
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who
"
20
,
signed
•
^Z;25p;ooo •'-*</".x$5,000,00Q:-of- this-. firnfi'sr^enior debentures, series- F, 'due
and
vy
Earnings—
496l/Zas compared
Witter &
annual
-
Co.y San Francisco. /-/
Holders
'.due
,100
report jointly, state—'"Considering the generally pre¬
of industrial activity in this, country, 5 the planned rate
of expenditure for heavy" construction, the national defense and space
will
194,
be
p.
chemicals,
a
good
1949.
and
year
•
.
,
aerospace
for the
Industries,
co'rporatiou
and
its
we
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the
The
profit
»
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onrv
rrwrttPTjmno
UNDERWRITERS-r-The
agreed
to
purchase
and
.
-
,
underwriters
the
company
,
-
named
and"'the
have
selling
severally
stockholder
of
office
New, York
company
5Va%
record Feb,
to
of
City,
convertible
subordinated
28,r1962:are
to
vote
Chemical vBank
New
proposals
alter
on
increase,its funded
on the above
Changes-
to
debt,
and
the
to
nation's
to
26
Trust
at
Co.,
indenture
increase
debentures.—V. 194,
to
from
637.
p.
Corp.—Earnings Double—
third
largest/.can
manufacturer./achieved
relatively small sales increase.. Sales in 1961
$114,809,359, compared with $109,463,525 for 1960. '
on
debentures
March
York
a
year
.rose
1961,
;
,
its
boost
in
5%
about
* Net earni"8s for 1961 amounted to- $1.10 a share on 2,009,412 com""ton shares outstanding, compared with the 1960 net profit of $1,123,-
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,
-below '
company's
National Can
.
Mathias Co.—Additional Financing Details.Our March 12, 1962 issue reported the sale on March 8
Ot 2U0,000 shares OI this, firms
common stock.at $5 per
share. Additional financing details follow:
*>
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,
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i
Broadway,
Hess, Inc.r—Proposed Deb.
The corporation reported net income of"$2;204,468 for the
-virtually doubling earnings for the previous year.
. ..
(A. L.)
j;
the
.1984
EST-in, the
are
share-'
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of
Oct.' 1,
& m.
allow
and weighing these in terms of the corporation's position in
materials,
Bellas
[5Vafa to 6% ,the interest rate
;
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the
1962
National
.
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Feb. ,1, 1974;. $1,000,000 of- its ' subordinated notes due
Feb. 1, 1974, .'and $500,000 junior /-subordinated^ notes
due Feb. 1, 1974,. had been.'sold privately
through Dean
.
level
confident
10
10
-' National Acceptance Co. of America—Securities Sold
"' Privately^On March' 13r r 1962, '• it was '-reported ; that
VH-
corporation/
.construction
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ZZZ_ ~~
Inc.™-4._^_^_i_ZZZ^ZZ_Z~' ~ ~
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Corp.—Record Sales
.
dicted
20
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finAncinG f
;;. Qut^tandingv
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!
——
Crowell, Weedon A- Co.
—V.
V.''
Co.^__i_^j._.__
Sanders & Co
Almstedt
;
Authorized
M;..,:-/,:%/ ,\ -*
Marietta
owners."—V.
'
to "present
;
,
corporation had sales of $1,213,183,713 in
$1,019,335,044 in 1960 according, to its first
; budgets,
purchased from the selling stockholder
the shares to be sold set forth below
-
effect
;
/
report. Nfet
were
$44,817,655 as'compared to $41,282,897 the preceding
Cash flow was $75,931,838.
/
Consolidated sales: and earnings were" higher
thaml any previous
.totals attained by the predecessor companies.
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-Looking toward 1962,- Grover M. Hermann, Chairman, and-George M;
Bunker, President and Chief Executive Officer of the new
names.
W. L. Lyons & Co
>///;
2226..
Martin
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giving
■
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year.
•
of
.
earnings
terms of and subject to the conditions
an agreement dated
Aug. 11, 1961, the underwriters named
purchased from the selling stockholder the 45.000 shares ox
common
stock of the
company offered herein at an
agreed price of
$20 per share.
Pursuant to said agreement of Aug.
11, 1961, the under¬
writers will pay all expenses with
respect to the present offering
in¬
cluding all expenses incidental to the registration and
public sale of the
each
—'V.
to
contained in
have
-
V.""The
1962
below have
underwriters
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pat-
,'.L UNDERWRITERS—Under the
The
1
,Common stock (ioc par)^_^_^_„_-_^ .•>,.r75o.ooo
,
OF
par)_____—<
securities herein offered.
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capital
the
and
outstanding capital of
value of $1 per share.
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this
753,392
total authorized
a
r'
result
increased
was
share to
802,946 shares of capital stock of
the
include
Type OA2; OB3, OC3, OD3, OC3W and OD3W voltage regulators, /
Net sales for 1961 were $10,253,822 as compared to $13,976,055 for
and the line of mercury vapor rectifiers has been
enlarged to* encom"->
I960. "The -record profits for„.196T reflect- the success of a previously
vpass seven types in tire grid-controlled rectifier, series...In addition, tlie>- announced.plan to increase sales in our key market while .eliminating
^company has developed four types of thyratronsvof the inert, gas and
unprofitable product lines,"- Mrr Rappaport said.—V;. 194, p. 849.>
mercury vapor type.
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'<•• ;• •
:vr
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as
change of
ance
;
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0- r
-•
for
Name/-.'MT'ut:r^fs'Ts, foi
-
,1961
iised
rn^lnh'^ Jrb
.rprotection
rt'.V/:
hp
j.ar^^xneidenr^^n^l
t/O SOlVG „plOl)1.6in$ in
UlRrtGriRlS rlicld*
T,he cHomP,any Performs materials research and development work and is
12,
pv-
on
Garden- Corp.-Proposed -New
will
•
1 piovtdln, research1 and engineering sei vices. Its ^nucleus is a
group of graduate engineers, most of ..whom are alumni of the Massa-
.
received
>30 r-f.*/».o'■&!
:
1?307 OOft
at
moef
^
Z
p.m.
estimated
nroreeds-
-,1Net Proceeas, estimaiea, at •^dU/,UUUi--,WlU: De used lor
.the purchase;, of equipment, and additional working
capital;
r
r.
nTTora'pca
.
stock
3:00
Income
Earnings
*;
Stock dividends of 10%'-were authorized for each
through
i
-Mitron Research/&tDevelopment Corp.-^Common'Of-
-
warrant
pvfpndp?!
i
-i. ' .'.'
Period Ended Dec. 33—
with; the
100%- stock .dividend
ai
Co.—Ann/ Report
^
exenange
purchase
common
was
to
expire
that Iyvnrh
Vl<id
na
Novem¬
/M'/-/./ •/,-/"
"
stock
common
*r
earlier,
preference
the previous
1960,
5
^
Mallory: Randall Corji.—Aniiual. Reports
incorpo¬
after
record
led nrior to
idniSit
suclf date^V 195
y mauea Prlor:ia nridnight.-on such aater—v. 19o,
-
v
common ^stock
Peninsular
of
would
::y-;C
"
-
Regulator
Batik V:
20? 19«2, subject tJ the SlSvS xl& to^mike
bv ' dulyexecmet Steroftransmttal andac-'
validly
%
•
866
v
upswing,"
teported
common
$26,228,148,'
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the
•
In
manufacture
t^attdn
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k
As
to Mareh
tend ere d
eScTor
•
Oklahoma
of
and .outstanding
shares
by'101,254
shave,
per
Z
J.,
^
offer
'mnnimued
extehsions
n
•
five-year
one
outstanding
ir r evoca bly
•
under the
licensed on July 1,
Insurance- Co.; Swas-consolidated
authorized
was
represented
of SI
..
equal
r
City, an Okla¬
•V offered publicly, M00,000 shares of
homa corporation.
By amendment to the Articles of Iricorporation, the
corporate name was changed to its present one, Lincoln Income'Life,/; /stock at S3 per-share. Net prOCr~J"
Insurance Co., a Kentucky corporation,
will be used by the company
Z/vr/'/ZVZ
Various amendments in capital structure have been made from time
research and -development,/;
to time, since organization, affecting the capital and par value of stock
value
Main1 Ave.v'Wallingtonl 'N:
•
of-
and
further
Sept.: 16, 1929, with an authorized
divided into 25,000 shares of capital
..//•/..
1936,
''
;
to stockholders of Peninsular-Metal Products Corp.;-v
Lippin stated tnat as ox 12:00 noon March 12 ap-
date
value of $10. The shares were sold for $20 each, thus
•producing, an- additional $250,000 of which $150,000 was contributed
capital surplus remaining after payment of organization expenses of
$100,000.
Mr.
'
.on
$250,000.
of
made
Mich.
piratS
the par
of
:
-
company
/corporate name of Jnconie Life Insurance Co". It was
1929,
-
_
of 'Directors
being
While
Co.—Common Offered.
company,, headquartered in Louisville, was.
the statutes of the Commonwealth of Kentucky in
under
for
>
not qualified for: sale in N. Y. State. 1
was
1928,. as
-
.
BUSINESS—The
rated
ber,
t„
as "excellent" for the military phase of the
company's business, which involves space guidance systems and other
equipment for military use and which,-in 1961,. accounted for 32%
Pof total sales volume. The report noted that the company is participating in most of the nation's major programs.
•
the
are
'proximately 196,000 shares, constituting in expess of 52%" of the out-;
.standing commop,stockPeninsular, had^beeh: deposited--with .tyndh.
The Lynch offer provides .for .the exchange 'of. one. share .of ..Lynch
Feb. 23,1962
a
ceeds went to the estate of
The stock
products.:'
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v
1 ; - vtiered—On March 9^1962^ Stanley Heller & Co., 44 Wall
Corp.—Exchange Offer'for-^Peninsula^,Metal's' ^ St.; New'
YorkCCity,associates,foffered publicly,
>
••••
y'
y
30",000 shares of this firm^- cpmmonvstouk at $3 per
^
common
prospectusyJ. C. Bradford
& Co., Nashville, and W. L. Lyons & Co.,; Louisville, and
associates offered publicly, 45,000 outstanding shares of
this firm's $1 par common stock at $25 per share. - Pro¬
>
of' 174
Its major product, lines.
'
Prospects were described
for redemption on Api-il 15, 1962, $1,040,000
debentures April 15, 1982 at 100.97%', plus
Payment- will be made.at the Mellon
Co., MellonBq., Pittsburgh 30, Pa.-^-v^ 194, ,p.
Detroit,
Mr
/
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interest.
Board
v
Voiier
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Star CSas Co.—Partial -Redemptions^
>iLynch
,
of
—-Pursuant to
/
for
ores,
r apitat
general on
to
the firm's certificate-of
incorporation and
actions and the setting up ofsthe requirement "that any
by the corporation be retired-and not reissued.—
■*Stock Effective—.
;
preferred
on
-Class C stock, will not
5,000,000.
company has called
4^3
sinking fund
its
accrued
earnings," Mr. Case said, ''reflects increasing costs,
especially labor costs, and competitive pricing that does not yield a
satisfactory margin of profit.
It stresses the importance of our pro¬
grams for icost reductions and other methods of profit improvement."
—V.
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is* engaged
The company said, in its. annua! report that,
1
amendments
strikes at the
recession,
to
195, p. 978.
of
loss in the first quarter of 1961, but since February
increasing. Fourth quarter sales of $8,913,517 were
compared
level
"This
The*:-company
—
finished
and
^PlS-; manufacturei'^reported; to stockholders;
entitled to
class A
be iri-'*
new
reacquired
I..- The.
V
to
a
been
per
;
Common
.
common
Trust
higher than in the last three months of -i960./>
Earnings
/'
,
•'
suocxwould
class, a
.
other corporate
$34,960,871.
Lamson showed
orders
A
Cp.,- Inc., New York *
CAPITALIZATION. GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
affected
fLone
compared
$32,293,253,
9C4.000
a-uuior^eu
wa-ui
be
Other
for
an
on
from
,
■20%
Class
—
&
refractory
graded
-,..t
of
increase in net earnings
decrease in sales of 7V2%.
a
is now non-voting, would, become
share—equal to the vote of each share of the
elimination
plants of large automotive customers and a six-week strike at the
company's Birmingham plant, George S. Case, Jr., Lamson President,
said in the annual report to shareholders.
V
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^The.company, .whose 1961»..c;h.1ps leeched a record $470,182,073.*.&n—
■ ; tlclpates a ,"good" year for its- business • in :1962,' the automatic con- i
of
the recapitalization.
'
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P
changes for which stockholder approval- is
asked
of provisions requiring a vote of 80%
of class A
by
LFE
reported
1960
rose
decrease
3,375 •
in reprocessing,-;r*»Mnfn^-and manufacturing cerZ
metals, particularly molybdenum, tungsten, tantalurii
_.....
. ahd columbium by mechanical, caxttmCm anuuuriuce reductlohmethods.
Inves- : ;jt purchases such metals ^principally 4n scrap form, as -well; as
up-
to- l/.50th of ■ the, ngnts of
stock
b
l/50th
to
stock,-which
per
oi-
'creased
special
share
per
Co.—Earnings Up 6%%—
company
over
earnings
BUSINESS
_
./primarily
,
named Hugh W. Long & . Co., )
these mutual funds have approved>•
of
vvoirld
'A
•—aiiu
prior year losses.
•
Harding,
W.
Lamson & Sessions
r
Inc.
materials
raw
so cents per share) into so shares;ofMinneapolis-Honeywell
value). . Liquidation -and-.dividend rights-mllnM
1QCi
par
nf
class
of
B
vote
one
President, "Continued losses....
«t Tracerlab, increasing competitive pressure on prices and stepped-up
research
and
development
expenditures throughout the corporation
contributed
to -low
third-quarter earnings
of $37,000 on sales of
$14,672,000.—V. 195,. p.. 403.
Henry
to
International
(par. value
A-,'(no
chnrp
pnrii
pnrh
ended" Jan. 26,
for the nine-month period
8553,000
outstanding,
arising
According
5,625
.
■
stock
5,063
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.
.
including a special credit of $108,000, was reported by Labora¬
Electronics. Gross income • for- the period was $44,350,000.
share earnings amounted to 43 cents on the 1,298,100 shares of
common
■:
-
3,500
8,500
;
For
Per
3,437
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underwriting agreements with the new subsidiary tp take effect April 1. j . Class A common stock (par >10 cents)
: t800,000 shs.
Stockholders of the Long company are also; being asked to approve
Class B common stock (par 10 cents). v
220,000 shs.
ra recapitalization which wndld increase the'.number ..of ..shafes of class A/ <—V,;-194,
p.^ 1385. ■:J,'• V.Z
V.
common stock from 96,000 to
5,000,000 by reclassifying, each share of
-.'••-jV-.r','., ..ZZ -.. '•'••;
1962,
tory
Lewis
195,, p.. 1210.,-
7,500
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds Trorr.
fi^njicihg" ji'HL be used to pay
I960 Federal dncome .taxes, reduce bank loans and sundry debt'which
i.had been incurred to.obtain- woioclugpuiunase additional' pro-
,
subsidiary
organized
newly
a
7,500
-'.V/ilHcreasfe- inventories of
.
•over
7,500
12,500
Inc.—-Proposed: Reorganizatioil Z- Auction facilities . and equipment, and'the balance added to working
5
'capital to permit, .the company to carry Its ownt-receivables and to
*
special .meeting'March
a
V
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Inc., Diversified Investment Fund, Inc., and Diversified, Grpwtn <-•
'Stock Fund, Inc;{now carried on-by the Long company will-, be ..-taken
the
income of
{
~
its name to Anchor Corp., effective April X.
underwriting and-distribution, of shares of Fundamental
The
Laboratory For Electronics, Inc.—9 Months' ReportNet
'
Change—
-Stockholders,
change
2,500
Inc.
Co.,
Stetson,. Inc.
Yarnall, Biddle? «fe :Co.—->
W.
—
f
HITil'rfi-W V I.dnff" & Co
(flUgn Vy.; Dong « V/
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appointed sole transfer
the ..common stock, of -vthe.
''y"Z
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.
12,187
"
'City, made the. initial public sale of this firm's class A
r.common stock through the
offering of 145,000 shares at
t$3 a share on March 13.
has been
for
31,875
'
12,500
Metallurgical
Co.—Appointment-i.^
agent
53,125
20,313
^Offered—Mortimer B. Burnside
V1
.
1.
12,500
M'cDaniel
changes in which the firm would become a holding company
carrying on its operations through wholly-owned subsidiaries, and would
2,500
._
Baker
3,500
;
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.
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Boyce
Co.
Singer, Deane & Scribner,__„
Abbott, Proctor & Paine____„
.
.
-
-V,
tors,
3,500
_____
Battles &
Clark. Inc
—V. 194, p. 2334.
Janney,
Co.. Inc
Yeatman, Mosley
,Wagenseller & Durst,
Winslow, Cohu &
2,500
_____
,
&
,
-
&
&
Auchincloss, Parker 6z Redpath
Robert Garrett & Sons____l_
_
.
or
.corporate
5,000
2,500
8,500
_
,
—Name
-
•
' 2,500
Corp.
Co.
•
5,000
&
8,500
-—_
Securities
Equitable
-
5,000
_s.'
Eberstadt
F.
"•
t
3,500
William .R.
3,500
Co.,
&
j"-.4
,
•
'•
636.
p.
2,500
-
Bodine—
&
Crouter
Dempsey-Tegeler
.sales.—V. .194,
on
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co;,
4
Co.______
Schwabacher
•
.
$5,115,502,
8142,146,423. Net income was
were
agent and • dividend disbursing
"company.—V. 495, p? 115. >;
8,500
Richter Co.—
JZ.' y.
,
promising
a
Littlefield,1 Adams ^
2,500
V
Singer, Deane & Scribner__
."
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Co._i
Renshaw
&
Scherck,
2,500
Inc.
Co.____. 2,500
Townsend,
&
Co.,: Inc.—__
&
*
,
5,000
Plohn
Rodman
2,500
Co.—
Co.,
&
Weedon &
DeHaven
Charles
Reynolds
in
4.1%
.of
2,500
Hopwood
•
,
$2.70
-per share
of common, "stock.1'This was • a return of 3.6% -on sales.
-These -figures
compare
with sales ofs,,$1.49,621,150 in I960, and net
>' income
of $6,140,282 or. $3.25
per -share of common stocky a
return
2,500
3,500
5,000
Colket & Co.__
Jaffray &
-
Report—
Bros.
Burnam
•
:
1962 with a 15% higher backlog than a
outlook' for •"1962,'despite' lower sales and
1861, according to Robert c. Becherer, President.'^
and
Sales'for 1961
Co.,
——
Penington,
2,500
Stein
M'-\S
started
has
company
ago
earnings
z.oOU
The Ohio Co.- J.——
Piper,
year
Co.—
&
Newburger & Co.
r
Sherrerd—„< 5,000
&
Thomson
Nesbitt,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__ n 2,500
Auchincloss, Parker & ■■///////■/
; r The
V Shares
8 500
2,500
-
&
Bissell & Meeds_,—
A. Leavens, Inc
;
Laird,
Co.
&
Lemon
Johnston,
79,000
Securities
A.
'
Union
Dillon,
Eastman
"V..-.,/
.'t
Co.—Annual
Link -Belt
w;
subject to
writing agreement,
ber
1509.:.'-
p.
severally
have
.
cents a share on 1,475 610 shares, or 62 cents
a
share if
adjusted to a basis comparable to 1961.
,r.
.
During 1961, convertible subordinate income debentures in the principal amount of $4,406,000 were converted to 429,569 shares of common
„
.
;
.iK 7s'
'*
Volume
stock,
and
93,656
of interest
195
shares
Number
issued
were
6143
as
.
of
dividend.
income
A ^reduction
debentures.—V.
the
due
194,
2553.
P-
»i> «tw a»--v
i*.* tt a
,,'■ J>
■
The
first
world-wide
time
once
in
again
Products Corp.—Sales Up 7.4%
sales
1961
exceeded
the
of
and
corporation
earnings though
the
$50
$1%
passed
slightly
million, mark,
J.
for
the
was-the. result
year,
primarily
years.—V.
■
to
193,
lower-priced
706.
p,
of
lower
a
shipbuilding
over-all
contracts
profit margin
taken
in
*
Total
billion
for
the
under the 1960 record,
Huber Wetenhall, Presi¬
,
,
earnings
,
,
of
to
the
$123,658,000
1960.
over
domestic
company's
$1,790,834,000,
Overseas
international
and
7.4%
increasing
for
operations
substantial
a
the
larger number
the
at
of
end
1961,
of shares outstanding, which totaled
against $3.59 per share earned on the
1960.
1 ''
\
as
shares outstanding in
"The
slightly
narrower
14,302,362
last
prices for
V:
of'those
Growth of
,
>"'
■
'•
•
'
s
:
'
•.
National Realty Investors
*•'
7'v.'"/"
$15 per share.
•/'•
:
.
9,
Higginson
of
20
77.7..,
.
organized
company;; was
Nov.
1961,
and
is
Massachusetts
856
to
qualify
as
1 as
The
S.
which
with
,
it
in
a
Sha res
M.
Bass
George
Beebe
K.
&
Eaum
...
McDonald-Moore
2
Mead,
Blankenship, Gould &
Blakely, Inc.
^Burgess & Leith 1
Mitchum,
-
•
-
15,000
Inc.
&
Weedon
Co.
G.>
A.
First
The
Co.,
du
Edwards
'J-
-5,000
-
&
California
First
Prescott
;
15,000
Sons__
Inc.__
'•&
10,000
Corp._
5,000
Frederking___-_
3^000
Hobbs & Hart, Inc. 20,000
Goodbody
C.
&
&
Co;,
Inc.
Henderson
&
J.
H.
Co.,
Stern
Edward
&
&
Co:——
D. Jones &
Inc.
3,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Corp.
3,000
Sutro
3,000
Underwood,
Co., Inc.
John
B.
Co
&
Joyce
A.
Kemper & Co
Kohlmeyer & Co.Kormendi
&
Co.,
7%
White
3,000
;
10,000
Inc
&
Co.,
;
Directors
of
;;.
the
corporation
ration to .pay semi-annual
stock
common
in
2V2%
in
stock,
lieu
have
cash
approved
April
dividends,
17,
stockholders
to
for
each
on
privilege.,
of
the
record
r
and
their
At
poration.
vides
loan
to
for
loan
a
$4,000,000
he
will
holder
occur
present."—V.
detailed
adding
that
through
p.
.
insurance
approved
and
the
execution
issue
of
dilution
these
of
$4,000,000,
of
equity
debentures
is
no
The
company's
income
was
lion,
an
The
7
1961
of
pro-^
The
in
*
A
and
E.
than
30
&
Co.,
Inc.
Co.
Inc.
6.25
H.
and
' ;
;fll
■
.
.
Co.
I.
Inc.__
7/
of
/.
'
this
Smithers
&
-
-
income
;.7j-
■;
'.7
'
will
vote
the
on
proposed
•
an
..,/
recent' amendment
to
Illinois
H.
Jarrell,
shareholders
a
dividehd
or
statutes permits
life
issue
that
formerly it
whenever
meeting
shares
for
other
an
increase
balances
$46.1
million
at
a
record
level
in
1961.
the
28%
close
of
over
1961
1960.
1960,
or
both
back-
the
was
$479.9
per
directors
was
necessary
desired
to
Dividend
and
i960.
and
an
operating
corporate purposes.-
increase
of
of
4.9%
over
Olin
Mathieson
the
in
$668*173,000
3"
December
June
in
1961
p.
2337.
$0.26 per share in
prior to its transfer
on
I960 and added,
June
1
to
1,
a
>7
1961
.
1,
June
v
43,408,000
19,178,000
A AI
30,969,000
BB)'__—7/.—
58,000,000
69,296,000
53,887,000
60,025,000
FFi
(series
54,135,000
1994
56,757,000
(series
r
HH)~,__-
*
'
•
65,000,000
:
'
'
:
i.__—$1,257,657,000
..-7
■
,:
Authorized;
v;;v
*
Outstanding
Shares
Shares
.4,211,662
.
4,211,662
1,173,163/
_r__——
1,173,163
400,000
5%
redeemable /_—
400,000
2,860,977 r
2.860,977
1,750,000
redeemable (series A)
4.80%J redeemable-777-7—
1,719.388
1,517,375.
redeemable
7__
in
1,517,375
1,127,426
series
1,127,426
1,000,000*
Z!_;
1,000,000
5,959,397
TotaIj____20,000,000
stock
(par
$10)
•
v
.-
/// I
,
purchasers
named
000s omit.
.;•/ >
,
Securities
below
Amount $
Inc._
'TK/7'7'':7'
''
■
-
18,000«,
Corp._
"
>*' ;
John
B.
Mackall
&
Corbett
Julien
Collins
•
Corp
:
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Dreyfus & Co.____________
Ferris &
First
Co._,
&
-
Co
Co
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc
Garrett &
Sons
Green, Ellis & Anderson__
Gregory & Sons
Hannaford
&
Harrison &
Talbot—
Co
Humphrey,
Inc
Investment Corp. of Norfolk
—V.
195,
p.
980.
&
500
150
Brothers
&
5,000
Seasongood & Mayer
Shaughnessy & Co. Inc
H.
Steele
j.
&
•Stern,
Frank,
250
150
Co
Brothers
&
150
Co
'.
500
250
Sterne,
4
-
J.
S.
&
Stokes
Strauss
Thomas
1,250;
Agee
Leach—
100
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc._
Walter
1,500
&
&
&
Co.
300
;
150
'
300
Co
400
Co
„■
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co
200
C.
N.
White &
Arthur
1,250
Inc.
200
-
L.
750
Co
Wright
250
&
7
Co,
-
Wulff, Hansen & Co.,
1
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoners
F.
S.
750
Meyer•&
Fox
250
200
300
Hutzler
-
300
1,250
"
Co._
Stern
150
Inc.
Co.—
&
Solomon
750
500
200
1
Pollock & Co.,
Rippel
100
Ira Haupt & Co
/ Houston Hill, Jr. & Co
Hulme, Applegate &,
E.
150
<•
200
Wulbern
—
Rand
-
Co.150
Goodbody & Co.__
'
'
Co.
Carrison,
500
M". M'. Freeman & Co. Inc._
Robert
<
200
1
150
;
&
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
300
150
400
Wm.
150
:____
300
300
Co.„
Co
400
400
250
.
Hirschberg, Inc.
Inc.
r
——-
Southwest
&
Inc.
Pierce,
200
Dalas Union Securities Co.,
Inc.
.
Securities
Wells
400
Cruttenden, Podesta &-Co._Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc. —:
&
______j__
Overton
sen,,
250
Co
&
A.
&
'
—'
*
5.000
Peters, Writer & Christen-
100
Securities
& Co.
Coe
___
Norris
J.
150
&
Hutchinson
Mullaney,
100
Inc
Legg
&
Mid-South
Pickard
&
C.
Co.
250
—
John
-
Blair & Co. Inc.—
—£■___
1,500
Burnham & Co.750
City
■
r
3,000
*
Co
300
Thalmann
McMaster
;,.
j
:
1,250
_
Space
Co
5,000
Co._-____rf__i
the
Amount $
•
Joyce & Co.—i
,150
&
of
000s omit.
'
.
C.T S. Ashmum
Burge & Kraus-*.—
Barret, Fitch, North & Co..
agreed
________
300
Baxter & Co.:
?
'"7
Ladenburg,
Eall,
amounts
.
■
■
56,477,559
severally
Johnson, Lane,
Corp.
5,000
*
Inc.
in
have
The
200
Bleichroeder,
:
.14,009,991
,75,000,000
Bache
,
;
were
194,
' 7
1993-(series
'
Inc.
a
loss of $0.04 per-share
59,459,000
,
(-series EE
1992
1,
(series
1978'(series CC1__47—7_—_
(series DD)
;
I
1991
1,
" ■
1,
1990
1,
June
c-
1986
(series
■7.7:
7
■
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Allison-Williams Co.
„
recorded
United Nuclear Corp.*—V.
-
1,
1989
December
Freeman
7* > •-' r '"t I 7 -I ♦) k7; .,
|.
rv
- it'.,'}
'
f
Consolidated net profits amounted to $32,125,000, or $2.47 per share,
compared -with $38,219,000; *or $2.86 per share a year agp, Thirty cents
of the decline in earnings was due to the fact that nuclear operations
contributed
_____
Z
1988
PURCHASERS—The
Corp.—Sales, Net Up 4.9%
revenues-
75,935,000
54,349,000
to-purchase from the company the
following/respective^
series HH bonds: ■7;7..'.v.,; 7 7v>
7"-'.:7../■-
to
declare
72,477,000
7 44,824,000
Y V
(series
Common
1
\
68,^72,000
'
/
.WVl
mil¬
year.
share.
sales
$700,723,000,t
■*
for
$4.89
1961
Net
Gross
The
(series
1,
Ginther &
•
of
1, .1987
4.50%
insurance com¬
.
said
President,
'
;•
—'
4.36% ■' redeemable-:..—
.t.Redeemable (unclassified
their
at
63,573.000
—
■
-
23,374,000
-
•
75 %
In¬
/
,7.*
shares
7;-,
(series
December
V2 % -June
,/
;
number of shares in excess of those issued
an authorized
//",'•
Q)_
R)_^_7___4—
December
5 V2 %
authorized
'
in
6;400,000
Pt—
—
Bioren
-
•
1982
.77,376,000
,47,962,000
—
1, .1980. (series
V
1.50-
/
increase
(series
M-)_—__,
N)_^£_7j4-4___—__/.—__
First Preferred Stock, Cumulative
(par $25)—
3.25
in
(series
December; 1; .1985 (series U) 7_i.—4^4*.^
December 1, 1984 (series W)__
June.l, 1984 (series X)
--6%
$927,000
18.484,000
(series
7
Outstanding
23,789,000
(series TV
7
also
.
109,101,000
1983
,
;
K)__-
1976
'
1961
are
;
Total——
3.25
increase
1979
1981
1,
June
April 13th in Chicago.
on
'
(series J)_
(series
1,
Arnhold & S.
.75
31,
FINANCING
(series L)_
1,
:4Va%
•
3.?5
Co.—
Its
*
June
American
„—<——
is
gas-cus¬
;."i
•
.
PRESENT
June
5%
"//,
Olin Mathieson Chemical
to
June
1,
4%-%June4-i,
'*
Co. -Inc._—^
&
&
Josey
have approved
shares to 1,500,000 from 905,6127
meeting to "bo held
James
-
rose
December
3.75
Co._s_
&-Co.i._7_„L
Co.-
Hutton
company
1970
1971,
1974
June
3.75
&
to
for
estimated
an
customers
gas
(series
3%%
6.25
1——
du< Pont
facilities
approximately
with
Arkansasf
.Winslow,. Cohu,.& Stetson
of New York, Inc
6.25 /
749.
&
Co,
&
Barney
to
u.7___
(series
,
I.
7%
TO
I)__
1975
-'5%
Shuman,
Agnew
&; Co,.—__ 1.75
R.
J.
Edwards, Inc.—1.50
Honnold «Si Co., Inc._—,—1/50
6.25
&
(series
1977
of
ago.
its
,,'
-"./i.;"/
Xu.'.. Authorized /:
bonds___^/,„._^_^_„„^„_$l,500,000,000
1,
Oklahoma
years
the
expenditures
amount
company's
EFFECT
1,
3%%
4 Va %
■.
F.
GIVING
1,
10
1,000,000).
sale ^of
to approximately $240,000,000.
'
from, sales in Arkansas*
V.Goodbody
6.25 ,7
_7_
outstanding.
have
gross
in:
;■
the
of
December
3'/a%
'
7-
7
an
than
more
Francis
Union !rc':7*-/7
Ripley
panies to have
longer
" .The decline in net profit for 1961, despite the large increase in
share
value
par
western
and
8%
6.50 7 -F/.S.
Gross
3% %
3Vb%
;
bonds authorized
of
aggregate
more
Bache
enlarging
system:
3%
in
They also will be
asked to change the company's articles to - permit directors to
issue
authorized shares-without first obtaining, shareholder approval.
'
7
Mr.
were
per
Inc
Co.
&
Shareholders
annual
would
payments
$2.40
.
million
unlimited
the
approximately- $228,000,000:« It
2%%
;
Old Republic Life Insurance Co.—Proposed Stock
common
/ "*
con¬
Shipbuilding firm's annual report reported the net profit for
was
$7 million,
or
$4.28 per share, a decline from/the profit,,
$7.9
Co.
1,
1,
3Vs%
%
18.25
83%
December
4
Smith,
Corp,_^_w_ 6.50>
June
June
27/8%
$34,535,680
7
%
<" v; r
from-
incorporated im California in 1905.
was
.December
7";
■
to
i■
1„ 1966
December 1,
.
3%%
business
gas
amounted
3%
$40,000,000
amount
.rCl-X; t'X-u i
Dillon,
Directors
*
million,
contract
increase of
3%
6,500,000
7,500,000
is
at
000,000
June
.3%,, /
.'3%
5,000,000
65,000
issue
Total
..,3Yz%
Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.—Income
gross
$250.4
log of unbilled
«
V!
7,500,000
.
v
at
its
com
i; - > .../i• .■!
First and refunding mortgage
-
company, has
Pierce,
extending and
customers.;
Burns,
-stock
Newport News
Increases 28%—
i
Oklahoma
in
1961
Approximately
$13,500,000
-.75,000
;
the .company,
of
in
2%%
675,000
the
'/i."';
■_
3%
;v:V.r". .V^
the- company
disposed of its
&
—V. 195, p.
new
and
which
by
& .Curtis
expect that the closing of this
The new loan will replace a share¬
potential
territories'
the
electric
15,000,000
having, an
"offices
to. be: received
proceeds
territory
20,000,000
'/-V//. ."-T,".'.'I
executive
of
tomers.
preferred-stock: (which class-, does-not -includ.e.7
is issuable in series and is of the
shares
of
of approximately 7,000,000. The company on Dec.
approximately 2,038,000 electric customers- and 1,745,000
had
preferred stock)
500,000
award
won
-
under- the-Indenture
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 6.25 7
Paine/ Webber, Jackson
.7
cor¬
written-
to
s
1
population
15,000,000
50,000:
Oklahoma and approximately
crease—.';
loan,: subject
of
expected
1950.
■
17,500,000
-
Carl M.
..
companies;
piston engine busi¬
1962: is
p.
are located at 245 Market
St;, San Francisco.
company is an operating public utility engaged principally in the
business of supplying electric and natural
gas service-throughout%nost
of
northern
and
central
California,
a
10,000,000
6,907,136
authorized
net
BUSINESS—The company
12,000,000
;
authorized
-
offered
3%
»■
——
$5)
(par;
Peabody
Kidder,
fully
debenture
conversion
910.
"have
April."
"the
two
by
terms
"we
in
convertible
195,
loan
companies
sometime
noted
resulted
15-year
both
of
stated,
approved
Greenspon
have
of
negotiation
tracts,"
.
March
9
meeting, directors were presented with a
financing plan proposed by the management of the
The
financing proposal,- outlined by Mr. Greenspon,
committees
the
■_.
..
Amount
75,000
>.Brothers7-c7&_7.^.i«-j. 6.50
Harriman
of
20,
opportunities available for investment in product
plant Improvement.
"We have every confidence that
will grow by reason of our reinvestment of current
future earnings
earnings," he said,
long-term
Stock_
present
many
194,
The
$124,500,000'
(2)-___
Smith Inc.i—
/•■ Securities
,....
the
1961.—Vi
interest.
accrued
CAPITALIZATION
$35,000,000
%
—:
,
/ Eastman
.
Greenspon, President of the producer of parking meters,
fiberglass boats, water systems, winches and lithographic and warehousing services, explained the change in dividend policy by
referring
development
of
principal executive offices
u
FINANCING
Shares-
?—
,,7'%
Loeb
Lehman
Herbert M.
to
in
company.
wholesale for resale in'13 communities and to 6 rural
The .First Boston
1962.
.
that
$221,000,000 and in 1963 will amount
'
PRESENT
(2)—ia___
series
estimated
Lynch,
Kuhn,
corpo¬
March
times
estimated that such expenditures in 1962 will
-
ex-
•
EFFECT-TO
(2)
.
.
/Merrill
'
'outstanding
a' dividend
declared
—
£ common stock offered:as are not subscribed for pursuant to the sub-.»,
scription right or by the Trustee of the. pension trust fund for the
company's employees' retirement plan, pursuant to its subscription,
^
policy
a
and
Con¬
i960.
$34,158,258
at ihe company's head¬
34-year history. By the
highest in RACs
The: company is continually
the increasing demands
/.;'■%fk
/.
series
suburban
company
....
:
•
v
..
stock dividends of 2V2%
of
payable
.
the
Halsey, Stuart group
construction
incorporated in 1902 under, the laws of: the-Territory of
located at 321 North Harvey St.* Oklahoma City.
is- the largest .operating electric utility in Oklahoma,
retail- electric service in 261 communities and contiguous
Fenner &
ing Planned—
one-half
for
with
plant
entered, into-., an underwriting
agreement whereby the underwriters named below have severally agreed,
/ subject to the terms thereof, to purchase from-the company-, in the
respective percentages set forth below, such of the 328,912 shares of,
3,000 ;
Nautec Corp.—New Dividend
Policy—Private Financ-
share
a
compared
hereby will become a part of the treasury funds of the
will be applied toward-the cost of iadditions to the?utility
•
_
.
3%-—
UNDERWRITERS—The
3,000
v
.
.
are
sales lii
The
8,000
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Wyllie and Thornhill, Inc.
3,000
cents
1961
•
■
was
PROCEEDS—The
company
and,
/ from
10,000
Inc.—
8
or
in
"
681,400 shares
company and
electric-cooperatives in those states. Of the total, communities served,
248 are/located in Oklahoma and ,'26 In Arkansas, and of the gross
operating revenues-for.the year 1961, approximately 92% was derived.
;
3,000
_
.'
and
par
bonds
cus¬
-
10,000
Co.—
5,200 commercial
- •
7;
-electric energy at
10,000
&
Is
BUSINESS—The
rural
7
_£__4—.10,000
Neuhaus & ;%•'V/.
Lerchen
gas
industrial
$100 per share/The authorized amount of the cumulative
stock
furnishing,
5,000
Co.
Watling,
....
.
ElectricrCOk
series
$50,000,000.
Co.
Vercoe &
3,000
3,000
Co.__
natural
and
company
1979,
4.24%
4.44%
cumulative
preferred
10,00.0
& Miller,
..
&
cumulative
value of
'
10,000
Co;
&
(2)...The
3,000 ' %/(population,
Stifel;- Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Co.,
Securities
Joseph, Mellen
Inc. - _!___
John
Brothers
•
'par
20,000
Stix
&
added
(par... $20)
authorized!. /
;_a_—.—_ >
stock,
4%
30,000
3,000
Stern:
Hilsman
Interstate
,v
The
8,000
&
We
amount. The present maximum
by- the shareholders/is $200,000,000.-
corporation
Co.—
$51,671
meet
.
f X //..'■£ /"
amount
X Oklahoma,
Co.
&
1,
shares.
The
3,000
Roney- &
C.
(1)
10,000 ;
Renshaw—
of
use
commercial
1,/ 1975, 2%%.—
Preferred
■the
Rotan, Mosle & Co.£___:I_ 25,000
Rowles, Winston & Co.____ 22,000
Russ
&
Co.,
Inc.
25,000
J. N: Russell & Co.* Inc.—'
8,000
15,000
Inc.
Herzfeld
"
.
25,000
\
&
Rosenthal
t
10,000
Co;
Co.i*_
Gardner—
Wm.
Cleveland
Fusz-Schmelzle
T.
&
Rodman
Fridley. &
Funk,
Co., Inc,
&;
Total
•.
8,000
Pressprich
Reinholdt
15,000
Co.
Co..
with
$27,477,213
stockholders
•.
.
competitive bidding on March 13 on a bid of 99.32 nam¬
ing the 4%% coupon. Two other bids also named 4%%
rate. A Blyth & Co., Inc., syndicate
bid 99.23. and a
First Boston Corp., group 99.03.
%
220.
p.
GIVING
shares
.
10,000,000
-
Raffensperger, Hughes
10,000
Co.
W.
..
cumulative
.Common
•
Penington, Colket & CO'.—* '3,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
8,000
Inc.-_
Pont &
7
?
10,000
5,000
R.
-
&
I.
-
___—3,000
8,000
&
the
expressed
Inc.—
told
the
on
'
The
Chandler,' NI-Gas President,
Cumulative, 4*80% series (2)
t,
.5,000
2
;_.
&
Pancoa^t
Francis
15,000
Igoe
June
Cumulative,
Cumulative,
;/
—10,000
Hirshberg,
&
at
v>
and revenues from-this source were up about
Firm sales to industrial customers increased 17%%
.$■£.Cumulative 4.20-%
90,000
.1
Myers
share
a
1962, Halsey, Stuart & Co.- Incc, Ghicago/ and asso¬
offered publicly $65,000,000 of this
utility's first
refunding mortgage bonds* series HH^ 4% %. dated
Dec. 1, 1961 and due June 1; 1994. The bonds were
priced
year,
Feb.
due
4%
10,000
Co.-
&
*_
Robertson
Dittmar
Co.
Podesta
Davenport &
Dewar,
&
Nugent
heating.
Mortgage^ Bonds (1)7;
V 675,000
•
.3,000
____^_
in
the
on
Mar vin
Total First; :¥vv]tgagef Bonds-^_r>_-——
7
'-J.
restrictions
held of record March 8, with rights to
Preferred Stock:
10,000
______
____
Norris '&
5,000
20
due
,
&
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Co.
each
Co.3,000
Co.
Jones
1961,
and
its
/»
to
*
~—
8,000.
Co.__
were
Burbank
and
30*
ciates
during
being mailed
now
May 1, 1980, 27/s %-——«_
Series due March 1, 1982, 3 % %
—-—Series due June 1, 1985, 3V4%—
//V Series due Jam i, 1987, 4V2%—4-*
—■
Series due June 1, 1988, 37/s%
i-
Moroney, Eeissner & Co.,,.;.
5,000
•
Milwaukee
Templeton
-
Denton, Inc.% 3,000
Campbell,: McCarty
Cruttenden,
Miller; &
The
5,000
i
Bums Bros. &
1961.—j
front
Series due
' '3,000
&
broad
a
c ;
10,000
Co'.__
on
■'*'
*•'
progress
space
Gas
Series
20,000
-
/Masoni-Hagari/iilnc,-.
.
•
^
Coe* 1
good
million.
Series
Sha res
Bennett
5,000
Co.
Crowell,
&
Manley,
5,000
Inc.
&
Mackall
3,000.
1
i.
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Lentz, Newton & Co.i__l
Lester, Ryons'& Co._i//
15,000
...
-1
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during the
to $13.7
First
•
John Lamula'Investors, In'<ipfi3,000
5,000
;
Co.
Walter &„•-
Hurry,
Bioren
&
Lavalle
Bingham,
t■
10j000
&
Cot_,
Eichler: & COit.
Bateman,
*
10,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus_____%
Jack
^
Corp.—_7—176,000
Strudwick
make
CAPITALIZATION
'.,/.
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&
in
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Higginson
earnings
compared
in
Nov.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—On
March
continued
loans, and for construction.
offer
1'
equal to 71 cents
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year. ended
W:
the year, jet engine overhaul, was
exceeding
for the first time.
Turbine engine volume, in.
two
v.
pire March 27. " Merrill/ Lynch, Pierce, Fennerl& Smith
Inc., New York City, is the managing underwriter,
v
Net proceeds will be used for the repayment of bank
Inc.,
seeking out
Anderson
record
;>
annual_ report
from
$15.6 million."--V.. 195,
for
of the Internal Revenue Code.
UNDERWRITERS '-—'The underwriters named below have
severally
agreed to purchase from the trust the following
respective number of
shares' offered' hereby: /
V 7 7'*
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yj
• V
Lee
'»/.
John
of
ness
be
,
taxable year
any
end
Rights Offering to
is offering its stockholders
the right to subscribe for an additional
328,912 common
shares at $38 per share on the basis of one new share
suitable real estate investment opportunities. ?
that the trust qualifies as a-"real estate investment trust"
and
distributes to its shareholders at least 90%
of its
ordinary income, the trust will not be taxed on any ordinary or
capital,
gains distributed to its shareholders. Shareholders will be taxed on
distributed income at t ordinary income-rates and on
any
distributed
capital gains at capital, gains rates.' 7
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In
-to
.us
OJklahoma
properties in principal metropolitan areas of the
promise of increased income-or value. Brown, Harris,
Stevens, Inc., has entered into agreement with 27 real estate firms
operating, in 45 states and the District of Columbia which will cooperate
U.
freedom
Stockholders—The
will seek
trust
Gas
ti
which
and
u
Chairman
Myers reported that engine sales volume
quarters
$148
...
Broad
Stevens,
totaled
relative
tomers
50%
real
a
Illinois
fields, particularly- for
Lee
—
Northern
the* past two. years,?; said
"enabled
St., New York, is sponsor of the trust.
which originally-formed the concept by
certain real estate brokers throughout the
country seek, manage
operate properties for the trust, is the trust's advisor and manager.
Harris,
_-
fiscal
"
was
year.
Mr.
.
"The
during
7' /77 ;;■■, •/
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in
intended
Revenues
to
Common Offered
—.
investment trust under section
Lee
produced
7- ■;;6
the
for
report.
sales
"
Higginson Corp., New York. City, offered publicly on
March 14, 1,000,000 shares of this firm's common stock
Brown,
>
Board
1961
the prior
million, 13% more than 1960. < Earnings were
$2.24 a common, share,'up 20. cents for the year despite a 6.%-, increase "
in .shares outstanding. iThe annual dividend rate was raised from
$1.20 i
to $1:40 With the May 1 payment
last'year.
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New customers'added : during 1961 Totaled 37,332/
according 'to the
report. :At ..year's, end,3 NX-Gas. was serving 753,513 customers/
about/,
two-thirds of them with gas heat.
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1960 the company reported record sales of
$227,169,246 and profits
of
$23,492,998, or $3.66 a share on the fewer number of shares .then
outstanding.' •?
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"A sharp decline in home building in the
early months of 1961" re?
duced the building materials company's
sales, President Fred A. Manske
explained.—V. 193,;-p.-'11217 •;•
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estate
which
:'-;
1961,' according to the utility's
108,000 share owners.*- V
4
,
.
For
on
factors
308.
annual
solidated
.'v"Northern,Illinois Gas Co.—Revenues Up 13%—
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of
hauling/
.
p.
11
14,
rising price supports—the higher
fully offset in selling prices in the
r\<
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BUSINESS—The
a
effects
Earnings of the company for 1961 fell under the impact of reduced >
sales, Chairman Melvin H. Baker reported.'.. -:7 '7Earnings were $21,124,668,. Or $3.^1" a snare on sales of $218,226,2197"'
business
high
effective
is
,
"V. -192,
of
be
not
1092.
p.
National:Gypsum Co.—Earnings Down—
at
allrtime
the latter part of 1961-continues as it has in 1962, gross should
bqr
higher this year. Net, said Mr. Edgett, should also reflect the favorable
'
the year were characteristic of the
prevailed in many businesses in 1961,"' Mr.'*
business, we were able, to meet, this ;
product could
marketplace."—V. 195,
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earnings to an
the use of more
"In-our
partly because
year
raw
net
from
in
14,112,213
as it related
to operating expenses, which were kept well in
throughout the year." However, hi terms of material costs—which'
increased
in
primarily
In commenting
on year-end
results, James D. Edgett,, President of
North-American, said that if the upward trend of. revenues that began
problem
hand
$389,455
sizable decline in the number and cost of cargo claims,
directly attributable, to incentive and quality performance
programs started in 1959; and improved, budgeting and cost controls,
.j-.
which
earnings, for
which
commented.
the
$484,188
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operating results foe the corporation and its subsidi¬
1957,
Income for
.
lower
margins
Wetenhall
In
of
best
outstanding,
of
resulted
methods;
sales,
excluding Canada, were $140,148,000, an increase of $19,914,000 for the year.
«
The company's net earnings for- the year totaled
$50,211,000, as com¬
pared with $50,667,000 earned in I960,. Earnings per share were $3.51
on
increase
$1,420,329
of
rise
Up 37%—
Earnings of the company in. 1961 increased 37% over 1960, or from
to $1.75 per share, although revenue decreased
by 1.7%/ or from
$43,285,926 to $42,563,048.
the
aries- since-
$1.27
•
The
sales
Wkwt r-i^'.v wbWS W AK^'tw-iW^ WWrtt1 W
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Net Highest in Four Years—
prior
Net
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North-American Van Lines, Inc.—Net
—
dent, stated.
amounted
-
(1319)
reflected
National Dairy
J
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
stock
a
resulted from conversion
expense
*
•kt'Mhtov bMitwi&MtiMfi'am mmtOs'M'Jtim
Yantis & Co. Lrc
•
150
150
• 200
250
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The Commercial and Financial
(1320)
Chronicl^
.
.
Monday, March 19 ,1962 '
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Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc»-^EarningsfDown-^-
Earns. Down—
Gamble Robinson Co.—Sales,
Pacific
nation's largest wholesale dis¬
reported Feb.: 27 that 1961 sales
declined 0.2%
from the. record level of the previous year.
,
.
J. G. Scott, President, said sales- dipped to $195,953,449 compared
Wash,
Seattle,
This
1960.
in
$196,301,440
with
the
company,
*
Pure Oil Co.-r-Net Downincome of,t the/ company ^dipped -to
"*$30,101,932
1961
from
)2,554,546 in I960. .Earnings /for .the recent year- were
equivalent to101 a sbare ,op an
average of 10,016,193 common shares
outstanding
ring the year comparedvwith..$3,29 a share on:
9,894,011 shares iii
.
bottler
fresh fruits and vegetables,
tributor of
Net
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, the world's Largest franchised Independent
of Pepsi-Cola, has reported consolidated net profit after-taxes,
of $1,111,260 for the fiscal year ending 1961, as coi
507
for> the
fiscal- year^ending-I960, - according
:
Chairman
:
the
of
Board
of
>0.
Directors.
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'While ,disappointing from, the standpoint of immediate
Significantly, .'the
1961
profit - resulted1 ?entirely. -, from- . operations
financial
prior years profits had - included )substantial -.non-recurring
.results, ^961, ^as ;p,/'yaar, of ^vigorous -action and effort', that should '
capital gains, Mr. Relin.stated. <
- >.-i'V!' ■
form the basis fork-growth and .improvement..over'- the> next several"
..
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..In 1960, as an example; the-: company.'s,-extraordinary.-capital gains
. years,", .Rawleigh-Warner,. Chairman.-and
Robert L..Mllligan, President' 'f -•"•'
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of 17 cents
a
share constituted neary: one-half of- that.-year's totals sald-in their,message to shareholders.
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Pacific Hawaiian Products Co.—Sales Up 28%, Earn¬ * earnings.' t On a comparable basis^< operating,; profits after , taxes-- in-v
-f,-"Depressed product prices, ^particularly those for gasolihe^ which '" J,
ings Up 55.%'— YY'7 7
7?-7S -YX ;:Y; 7 ■ -77.. jYv'y- J creased from 23;cents per -share in I960* to 40 cents-per-share-in ,1961: \* touched »a'nine-year, lpw, cut sharply, into- our-'1 profits* Profits were
on ..the 2,775,527 shares outstanding, at the end.-of both periods, though
further affected, by. the continuing severe proration of crude oil proi4'/'-'' This Fnllerton,- Calif, company's audited results for 1961
showed a
both total per share profits were >the same-, Mr. ,Relin said.%-,.- 'p •..•••«<jduction in southwestern .states,.and by heavy
exploration expenses .w
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28% increase in sales and a 55% increase in net earnings after taxes,
Overall sales in 1961 were the .highest in» our history,'amounting
"Products price wars struck, many of our principal markets in 1961. " r
President Reuben P. Hughes announced.
V- \
to $27,512,335 compared ta $25,046,904 in the previous -year, -Mr. Relin
The oil industry has been -afflicted by a continuing weakness in gasoline
,i
For-the year, ended Dec. 31, 1961, sales totaled a record $23,755,183,
continued. ;' I-...'-f-V.;'i
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prices since rrtid-1957, but-.last year's', price' cutting "was the worst in
r '
compared with sales< of $18,518,544 registered in the preceding year. ; •There was an important reduction in,-the company's long-term debt
mtihy years.' As -we move jnto, 1962, .some signs of. price improvement
/>■/.
Net income after taxes amounted to
a
record $1,418,473, compared
which totaled. $480,663-at-the close oh the? 1961 fiscal year as opposed
have appeared. We are hopeful that the improvement will continue.'.'
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with $916,773 in1 I960.- - : ,v
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to $1,893,909 at the; close of the 1960 .fiscal year.
PUR®?* tptal income reached; a Record $676,337,000 in 1961, compared
Earnings per share were 83 cents, based on 1,701,792 shares of com¬
with
/ :,;Pepsi-Cola United's net worth increases ta.$13,765,310 in,1961, rep''w,*h $654,450,000 in. 1960. Total sales of refined- products also set a'' 'v
1Qftn rr^Ql
—
x
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mon stock
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1961. For the previous year, earn¬
:new peak of 3,022,000,000 gallons,Jup
resents an increase of almost $1 million over, 1960.—V. 193, p. 1561.
3%', from 2,932,000,000 gallons iii'f '
ings per share were 57 cents, based on the 1,591,792 common shares
the preceding year.—V. 193, p. 1122. 1 '
then outstanding after adjustment for the 2-for-l stock split effective
in December, 1961.—V. 194, p. 2228.
j - Perfect Circle Corp,—Net Up 33%%—
declined'to $504,545, equal to 42 cents a
$1,209,078, or $1.02.
Both per share figures are based
shares-outstanding at year end 1961.—V. .193, p. 1121. •
Earnings
;
share, from
on 1,185,626
.
whereas
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Earnings
Pacific Mercury; Electronics—Semi-Annual
The
-
the six months ended
an increase of $586,000
excluding the results of the Joplin Division which
on
Jan. 23, 1961.
Joe Benaron, President, stated that this
the continued increase in demand for Pacific Mercury's present
reported that net sales for
totaled $10,470,711, representing
31,
over
the prior
1961
sold
was
was
company
Dec.
-
$2.78
Report—
reflected
"
product lines.
shares
per share.
Mr. Benaron
of
p. 496.
'
$7,385,397
Co.
Sold
Notes
Privately — On
.March 15, 1962, $500,000 of this firm's senior notes due
1977 and $500,000 of its subordinated notes due 1977 had
been sold privately through Michelman & Hanf Inc.,
New York City.
—
reported
company
-
-
net
in
♦
sales
the
-
,
same
•
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at thei end rOf. 1960.period in "I960.
$244 277 V --' "
in 1961 set.a new record for the -• equivalent to 40 cents per share on 600,000 shares
outstanding
com:
4.7% * over 1960 when they were
pared with $17,610 in 1960/ equal to four cents per share on
400 000
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y'•••' v'W:..shares, after giving effect, to recapitalization on May 31, 1961,
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j\;CQuality, importers is the sole importer and distributor'of "Ambassav,<-v''.
' doF* scotch whiskies and, ':oid Bushmills'/ Irish whiske> m the u: s.
;;
diversified
This
products for Sears, Roebuck and Co. remain at a high level.
He also
the company's 1962 line of Thomas Electronic Organs has wider
distribution than ever before and is meeting with favorable acceptance.
Finance
the
1961,
$4,550,563, compared with $3,772,831 for"
Net jncopie for the full year 1961 amounted to
management and holding company, had record sales
— • 194,.p.,2663.
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and.earnings in 1961, according to Howard A. Newman, President.* l»
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Ram Tool Corp.—Proposed Stock
Preliminary sales figures for 1961 totaled $155,200,000 compared with
Split— • '
V
'$148,981,505 in I960.* " '
'."u..Directors of Ram .Tool .have proposed a 3-for-l
split of the company's
Net
income
before taxes came
to $19,005^697 for 1961',* compared
common st.ock, subject to
approval by stockholders.
with $14,535,397 in. 1960. Net income after taxes amounted to $8,955,
exclud¬
said
Paramount
Dec. -31,
of
$41,494,929
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—Record Sales, Earns.—
of television receivers and hi-fi
that deliveries
reported
yeartended
income
1961 .increased
194, .p. .746.
$39,647,534.—V.
ing the Joplin Division loss of the prior year period which equalled $.15
—V. 193,
in
'
compared to $.34 per share for the comparable period,
as
sales
Sales
the
....For
and other
of. stock outstanding
share
per
.Consolidated
company.
period totaled $228,597, or $.33 per
net earnings for the
Consolidated
rQuality Importers, Inc.-—Sales, Earnings Higher-
in 1961 of the Corporation amounted to $3,307,591, or
share of stock outstanding at the end of the year.
This
33.5%,-over 1960 when .earnings were $2,476,662,
increase, of
$2.13
or
,r
year,
per
an
1960.
dividend
or
°!.«
°5i5885,'?f2' shares ^outstanding
compared^'.a ith net income after taxes of
^
Ram Tool,
Jeading
a
manufacturer
electrically
of
powered
^
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tools
The
issued
Philco Corp.—To Redeem Debenturescorporation has called for ieciemption^ on -April ,15, .1962, .all of. j
Research & CohtTol Instruments Inc.—Stock Sold Pri-.
outstanding 4 V* % convertible .subordinated debentures due April 15, ...„vately —- .On iMarch 12. 1962
it was rannrtad
f hd
•
at 103.50%. Payment will be made at the Bankers .Trust Co., 16
'?
,
Wall St., New York is, n. y.
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:
Debentures may be converted into common-stock of Ford Motor Co. • " .stock privately .through Adams &
PeCk, New York Gitv.
at $149.37 per share until April 15, T962).—-V^ 194,- p. 2663.
—-V, 193} p. 2328. r
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The
.
^
its
Paramount Foam Industries—Common
kov
Offered—Fial-
,
&
Co., Inc., New York City,
underwriting group which made
firm's
stock
common
March
on
from
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
manager- of
was
an
initial sale of this
13 through the public
offering of 137,500 shares, at $4
-
share.
a
.
the
company, whose address is Arnot and Mercer Sts.,
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of synthetic foams
polyester type,
materials.
Its
which
products
comprises
in
are
the
of
group
a
nature
of
raw
urethane
materials
Roberts & Porter, Inc. —' Common Offered
.-
.,
comparable period
vpublic J sale
of the preceding year, according to the - fur
• K
firm's annual report; However,- offsetting losses-incurred 'in" the "first^. '•'March
six months resulted in lower over-all earnings in 1961 as compared with
a share
passed
BUSINESS—The
Lodi, N. J.,
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co,—Earnings Xower-
The^ company's sales and earnings;.in the second\half. of 1961: sur;-
the
financing will be used primarily to
purchase additional machinery and equipment,;and to expand manufac¬
turing capacity.
of
™Porieg ^at-the
1984
the
19
Initial
—
on oaa
j
-„u
12^ thTOUgn..<th^ .offering;-of-80,200 shares .at $12
by
an
*
C;
madg.;,0f ,this .firm's icommon stock
was
.
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Underwriting, group headed by Blunt, Ell is
cellular
which
are
subject
to further processing or manufacture by other producers for
variety of items.
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-7/ 7. '
REVENUES—Net sales for the year ended Dec-. 31, 1961, amounted
wide
a
to
■
$1,744,579.
and
profit
net
shares
430,000
on
CAPITALIZATION
$159,967,
was
outstanding
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
v
Common
equal
to
37
cents
(10
cents
par)__
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
567,500 shs.
have
below
ment,
to purchase
from
of the underwriting agree¬
the aggregate number- of shares
the company
The
cents
per
net income
was
/
adversely affected earnings.;—V, 194,-
p.
892..
:
••
-
company of 4140 W. Victoria Ave.-Chicago, is a
of specialized photographic film, pre-sensitized
plates ai^d
supplies and equipment to lithographic printers, photo engravers
and the graphic arts industry. The
company wllTuse its share of the
proceeds for working capital. •>'/« v::,V
.'.X.Ar; 'J 1*. "•'-V.sr
-v.r"' j
,
Record
the
high sales of
*
Products
Effective—
See
-YXv
Lynch Corp.,
this
Corp.
issue.—V.
Exchange
Offer
195,
911.
p.
«,
recent
sales
Pepsi-Cola
General
holds
of
company
the
1745
bottling
N.
and
of
and
a
adds;
to
Various
significant
make
products
new
served
and
"Evervess"
factories,
offices,
schools,
stores,
.
filling
stations
and
other
31,
contributions
22
dividend
or
cents
share
paid
a
in ,196i.
development
new
plants and of two new/foreign < sales subsidiaries, as well as a
staff build-up in. preparation for future higher-level operations. Earn¬
ings were adversely affected also by price reductions on certain major
product lines.—V. 193, p. 913.
• • '/••* lv;
.>7
research
and
•
The
stock
shs.
agreed,
subject to the teims and
agreement,
to
purchase
spective numbers of
from
common
the
Redpath
5,000
Bache & Co..
Baker, Simonds & Co" Inc"
Barretr, Fitch, North & Co.
&
Co
Julien Collins & Co
Inc
&
&
Co.
A. Q. Edwards & Sons
First Nebraska Securities
C.
Henderson
p.
Co.__._
1100.
4,000
4,000
5,000
Co.^____™"H
Carrison,
4,000
:i
Schwabacher
4,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co, Inc.
____J._j_.___i
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
4,000
10,000
-
&
4.000
5,000
Day
Dean
7,500
Co
5,000
'
4,000
8,000
Watling, Lerchen &
3,500
5,000
Wulburn.
Quan & co, inc...:::
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Witter
&
Co
his
Presto
Dyechem
fish lure.
annual
B. .Reiffel
•
message
anticipated
a
also ^introduced,
stockholders,"
sales
volume
of
at
$600,000
what
he
used
r-
Co
10,000
Stuart
&
the
"an
five
a
share
on
PROCEEDS—Net
f
pany's
a
best efforts "all
or
from
the
sale
will
be
added
to
the
com-
and used primarily for increased advertising,
expansion of existing facilities and the opening of/new schools.
BUSINESS—The company of 45 W. 35th St., New York, maintains
and schools in New York and Washington, D. C., in which it
offers courses designed to teach individuals
computer programming and/
the operation of electronic data
offices
processing machines.
It also offers
consulting services to business firms whereby the latter are advised
on
how to set. up,
program and operate their own. data processing
systems,.
Although the company's equipment is predominantly IBM,
courses
are
also given to aid the student in the' use of
equipment
made by other manufacturers.
"
"' '
REVENUES—Total Income from tuition and consultations for the
nine months ended Nov.
30, 1961, amounted to $145,062 and net profit
$16,030.
was
Authorized
Common
—V.
194,
stock
p.
Feb.
retail
*
(par
1724.
10c)
1,000,000 shs.
bank
a
43
for! the company; The issue
*
.
recently
loan
weeks
March
ended
incurred
Dec. .30,
1961,
to
meet
net
such
sales
were
4,
1961,
net
sales
were
•/
$7,264,039
and
net
' /
'
-•
company
the company operated 30 leased
1962,
15,
J-
•/•'
•
GIVING
---\.-/i%:'j
EFFECT TO
v.
h
Unlimited
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
underwriters
departments
and
* *; **';\-;v
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
.
(par 15c)———
Outstanding
■../'.
$157,205
730,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
named
below
have
severally
agreed,; on the terms and conditions set forth in the purchase contract,
to purchase from the company and the selling stockholders an
aggre¬
gate of 150,000 shares of .common stock,-each underwriter agreeing to
purchase the number of shares set forth opposite its name below;
'
'
•'
'
7 Shares
Drexel
&
Co.______—____
Bache
&
Co
Alex.
Brown
;
&
Sons
45,000
■
8,000
8,000
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.—
& Townsend,
8,000
Crouter & Bodine_
Co.
Inc.
195,
p.
Co.
—___5,000
3,500
»
8.000
Reynolds & Co. Inc
8,000
8,000
Robinson & Co.,-Inc.______
Stroud & Co., Inc.
5,000
8,000
3,50o
Walston
&
Co., Inc.j___«.j
Cohu & Stetson
7,000
Inc
526.
&
Newburger & Co.___
Paine, Webber, Jackson" &
Winslow,
Y
Warren W. York & Co.
Inc.
—V.
Thomson
_—
3,500
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc
Hemphil, Noyes & Co._/
-Laird & Co. Corp.—!
:
&
Shares
Nesbltt,
Curtis
DeHaven
FINANCING
Outstanding
On
./,.{;/•7'7:!''.v7„■-■■■',7
the
stores.
•
Loewi
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
ended
year
Common stock
7
proceeds
Offered
company
Sundry indebtedness .-—:
none" basis.
working capital
to repay
;-;.//.: - ■'
CAPITALIZATION
>
made the initial public sale of this firm's common stock
March 15 through the offering of 40,000 shares at
$4.00
/
4,752
• -
$10,955,636, and net earnings $434,496. For the 44 weeks ended Dec. 31,
1960, net sales were $6,407,369 and net earnings $252,086.
For the
City,
xon
.
•
of 160 West Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia,
which -was incorporated in ,1956,
continues a business established in
1935
as
a
partnership. \ For some time prior- to 1956, the business
consisted primarily of operation of men's and boy's specialty shops in
neighborhood shopping districts of Philadelphia and vicinity.
Com¬
mencing in 1956, leasing of men's and boy's departments in discount
department stores was undertaken. Such operations now account for
more
than 95% of sales.
Offered—D.
New York
<
Common
Brothers, Inc.
BUSINESS—The
1904.'
Systems, Inc.—Common
Co., Inc., 32 Broadway,
5,000
;
initially
On
Programming &
M.
r
--9,980-.
,
earnings $290,015.
first
for
18,216
9,980
/
;/ ,:
• -
group
REVENUES—For
fiscal
termed
- •
20,592
quickly oversubscribed.
./demands.
President Howard
least
From Selling.
Shareholders
»'■
will be added to general funds
and used to meet demands on working capital, principally for increased
V inventories, resulting from an increased number of leased departments
and
expanded. sales volume.-Of -these proceeds,
$400,000
will be
safety
the
a
PROCEEDS—Proceeds To the
-
company
shares
*
■/
.
:r
dye-marker
for t fishermen,
• ■
to
fiscal year ending Sept. 30,
1962, as well as
accompanying favorable net profit."—V. 193, p.
»
re¬
4,000
4,000
Co,
1
Inc.
195,
&
In
•
Inc.
5,000
3,500
Co._H__I
Ohio
Pierce,
Co.,
Inc".!!!"
Corp.
Glore, Forgan &
&
The
3,500
& Co.,
^
Dittmar
Lyons
8,000
10,000
Cruttenden, Podesta
L.
1023.
and
Inc-*
company
common
Of the total, .100,000 shares were sold for the account
was
appointed registrar for the capital
anti-shark
4,784
2,620
Co.
of stockholders and 50,000
purchase
Manley, Bennett & Co
McCormick & Co..
McDoiiald .& Co.
4,000
~2
Blyth & Co., Inc
Dempsey-Tegeler
W.
5,000
Inc.
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
Blair
8,000
4,000
primarily produces
company
motor-powered
Shares
8,000
corporation.—V. 195, p.
-
2,620
&
severally
headed by-Drexel & Co., Philadelphia,
offered 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$16.75 per share.
'
.7
/
"... >7*"'/•;
' v-'x"
products for military
and
consumer
markets,
including specialized
lines for commercial fishing fleets, boatmen, skin divers and fishermen.
_
8,000
The
Recently
'. J. A. Hogle & Co
5,000
The Johnson, Lane,
Space
Corp.
4,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc 10,000
Lee Higginson
Corp..:
.8,000
Link, Gorman, Peck & Co..
5,000
50,000
American Securities Corp..
Auchlncloss, Parker &
William
»
w*™* ™
Shares
White, Weld & Co. Inc
A. C. Allyn & Co.__7.__
been
of
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.—_
1,248
194, p. 2337.
:
,7;-/
■
Yonkers, New York company, has reported profits of six cents
share for the first quarter of fiscal 1962, as well as advance
order bookings of over $200,000," following
a
net operating - loss for
the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, -1961.
■ /-< »
V
severally
selling shareholder the following
shares:
has
have
•
7 ..From the
Rockower
This
public
M29.159 shs.
named
below
have
conditions contained in the
the
York
number
/
404,893
below
purchase-from the
Loewl
.March 15
?
per
—-—M019M3*
underwriters-
of
of New
to
>
'
" "*-1' ■
Presto Dyechem Co., Inc.—Quarterly Report—
•
par)—;—1,500,000
_
Bank
*1
508,000 "
named
Baker, Weeks & Co
v
v
V?;^
Popular Library, Inc.—Appointment—
underwriters
Schmidt,. Roberts & Parke___
/'
.
r-v.
Charges
against income in, 1961
costs,- start-up - expenses of
190,000*
' 7
(par' $ 1
'■
;7 /
future
the
on
Outstanding
$315,000 >
V
*
;
(a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Common shares ($1
to
$350,000
banks
7?''':-'v.;-';v-/
: ,
' Company
V;
Blunt-Ellis Ai Simmons_;-____
5,408
developed' in
im¬
prkcifnt u,rnanr|txrr-
forth
.//,/;:
earnings in "1961. For
the
profit. after all charges and taxes,
net
1961,
$166,200,
included Jarge
REVENUES—For the year ended Dec. 31,
1961, the company had net
sales of $27,949,221 and net Income of
$1,387,166, equal to 97 cents
per common share. •;
Notes payable.
set
limit
to
to
the selling sharehBlders the- respective
below after-their names: " /
»
and
a
gain
./..v:.:-
factors
due
agreed,. subject -to-'Certain--conditions,
for
in
739,544 shares of
stock outstanding at the year end. In 1960, net profit totaled
05 cents a share on the same, share , basis, adjusted for
,
Ave., Chicago, 111., is
Pepsi-Cola for which it
portion of the Chicago market,
-
high sales of $8,029;000 achleved^-Jn 1960.
for future gains in both sales and earnings
exclusive
places.
—V.
to
$478,100, or
a
3% stock
:club soda) in part of the Chicago market. Under the
trademark "Hi-Q,"
the company bottles and distributes its own line of
flavored soft drinks.
In addition to
operating seven bottling plants, the company owns
and leases coolers and vending machines which
dispense its products
T,
Dec.
common
francihse appointments
in the Chicago, Des Moines,
City and Louisville markets.
The company also produces and
exclusive appointments, other pepsi-Cola products
including
fountain syrup and pre-mix in the above-mentioned markets.
"Team"
(a recently introduced lemon-lime drink) in the Des Moines and Louis¬
in
record
are-expected
ended
amounted
Kansas
markets
corporation
earnings.
of
year
sells under
ville
,
•
Kolmar
sale
years
and
number
A
*
March 15 at $13.75 per share.
The offering did not represent new
financing, as the
shares are being sold for the estate of James W. Carkner.
BUSINESS—The
the
indebtedness
'UNDERWRITERS—The
?
Bottlers, Inc.—Common Offered
—White, Weld & Co., Inc., New York City, as manager
of an underwriting group, announced the
pubile offer¬
ing of 250,000 shares of this firm's common stock on
engaged primarily in
previous
Polymer's current outlook
is
encouraging,, Mr. Stott
'XY
•
the
over
$8,555,000 are reported by
to
note due Dec.yl,. 1970^_J_____.,_L_
Common- shares
-
This is announced by -President Louis L. Stott
letter to shareholders; The sales represent a 6.5%
ffffot
Authorized
;
.
giving
labialization GiviJNG EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
*
6%
1961.
year,
preliminary
Metal
capitalization
v
.
-
Polymer Corp.—Record Sales, Net: Down-—
."
distributor
other
Short-term
names. Under the underwriting agree¬
ment. the underwriters are committed to
take
and pay for all the
137,500 shares- if any are taken.. ;
;7/7
'M-'.f
Fiaikov &.Co-.,Inc.* 77,500 shares; Coburn &.
Middlebrook; Inc., 33,500
shares; Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor & Co., 25,000 shares.—V. 194, p. 1427.
Peninsular
BUSINESS—The
■i
"'%•
v
,
set forth opposite their respective
.
;
in the prior year
share.1'J " ::
comparable figure
common
L.
plants and increased labor and other employment costs resulting from
the
1959 steel industry
labor contract, were additional factors that
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions
|
cents.
78
Hillman, President, Vsaid that, unfavorable earnings in the
first and second quarters resulted from sluggish product and price
reductions engendered by very competitive .markets in many product
lines.
He said,
too, that • start-up expenses in connection, with new
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs
14
Henry
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
stock
of
of
share
a
the year-end.
at
"
-
_;
5,000
«
8,000
5,000
Inc.' 3,500
121,500 shs.
Continued
on
page
56
-
'
JIR)
Volume
195
Number 6143
v
.
t
•
*:
tables.
In
the
first
are
grouped
indicate
we
all
in 'two
a
>.
v
Affiliated
1
,•/>/'
Scores,'• 79c preferred'
Fund
(front'
net
Per*1' When
„-vC
r
Aaronson Bros.
investment
/'
Alba-Waldensian
Albemarle
(quar.)——
6
%
Coastal
'Mfg.,
Paper
class
A
(quar.
)Z-_1*
Va'c
«: 12
deposit
Drug
3-19
2
,4-
2
Consolidated
New
Fund
common
Consumers
N. J.)—
5-10
,
Interphoto Corp.
2
Initial
Interstate
3-20
Investment
15c;/
3-26
-
11 'Ac'
:
■
4-
2
/
3-30
*/20c
P.
Hquar.')/.—'
4-
57720
&
'
ment
3-15
..
Casualty
3-15
,
K
.3-16
.
4-
W
3
•
""
Fund;- Inc. /Del.)
income
plus
____
________
-
Class
'%>'Z/>/;'~' ? V#
A
and
American
class
Financial
B
shares
Corp.
2-for-l'/%
split
(stock
American. Growth -Fund Ltd
:
Locker, class A
American Mercury Insurance
Stock
(Wash,, D. C.)
Extra
Insurance
quarterly
$0,095
Quarterly
National
Fire
,
Common
(N.
.
&
14c
(from net invest-
$1.25
*
.
(monthly)_.
Paper
Mills,
Canada
Film
Corp.
Associated
Co.
Food .Scores
Refining,
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)___
3-30
4-13
5-1
4-
3-30
3-23
Sprinkler
BMC
Quarterly
pfd,
13C
(quar.)
"'//
&
5-
took
no
Electronic
B
of
":
California
N.
A.
of
■
Bank
New
York
.of Nova
Bank
&
(quar.)
i__'
'
'A-
$55c
2
;"/5-
diyldend;__^_-^c.___-_.
V: v $6.25
iquar;)
iquar.)
preferred
Baxter
Beam
common
preferred
$5.60
(quar.)
Laundries,
(James B.)
3%
(Payment
of
(accum.)li'_—
23
in
Co.
(quar.)
Furniture,: class
Machine ' Co,
Son
&
Inc.
3-20
;
4-16
'
4-25
Stock
dividend
Bradley
-
(Milton)" Cm,
prior preferred
5%
.
Bralorne-Pioneer
British
2
2
Columbia
(s-a)i.___^_
Forest
20c11
-
5-
10c
10c
Byers
(.A.
Business
M.i 'Co.
Men's
;
44-
Corp.
.
Assurance
-
Co.—
1
4-15
California
5.2S'.k
&
Corp.
California
New
Water &
>r "
'
4--1-
$1.20' preferred.;(quar.),:
preferred .(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
—30c,
$1.24
5-
3iy4c
s
6%., 1st
preferred
iquar.)
3%
preferred
iquar.)L_l—•
2nd
Canadian
Imperial Bank
Quarterly
of
7'/2%
Commerce—
;
'
$37y2c
<
r
1
4-
9
$45c
Hines
4-10
1
5-
$933,4c/
—
common
(quar.)
(quarh—i;
$4.20 preferred (qnar.y-," ",r' '
Carrington (C, S-.) Co./(quar.)
Carthage Mills (quar.)
>
Central
Kansas Power, 4%%-pfd;
National Bank (Chicago)
Central Wisconsin Motor
Central
'
1'
1
3-20
-
4-
4-
30c
2
5%
(quar.)
106
'*• "70c-
of
Chemical
(quar.)
_i.__//—_»,
the' Riti i&tock"''dividend!
Fund,.
Inc.
>3-31
(quaf;"JL——%
preferred
Charles
3-31
'/15c
iquarterly
from
net
"7 c
17
■
!V
' -
-
Vac;
Chicago,
Rock
Cincinnati
Gas
Island
&
<fc
Pacific
Electrip
RR.
4-16
% 4-304
/ 4-16
(quar.)
40c
'
3-31
3-22
(quar.)-_:i_i^___i
37y2c
"
5-15
4-13
on
3-15
3-30
3-19
4-
6
3-20
4-16
3-30
a
com¬
77/c
.
4-14
3-30
30c
3-30
3-12
$10
l.—
4-
_______
:
53 %
2
3-26
3-30
25c
(quar.)
com.
3-20
4-
;
2
4-
1
3-16
3-23
3-16
*$1.25
4-
2
3-15
25C
(Mohawk
4-
1
3-20
class
3-28
A
$1.30
3-14
3-15
3-30
.3-30
,3-16
$1.
3-12
3-27'
Insurance
Financial
Falls
One
5-15
6- 1
50c
;
3-19
3-29
4-
Co.
:
for
shares
(D.
H,),
4-
2
3-22
'
4-. 2
3-20
$1.50
-.
3-30
3-15
Stock
4-
1
3-20
Motorola,
,5-
1
>4-10
Z 4-13
"
25c
12V2c
56
Vic,,
6-
1
12-
1
1
3-15
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4-
3-21
5 V2%
2
3-15
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3-
f.
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(N.
Y.)
&
(N.
2
3-19
2
3-19
3-29
3-12
5c
4-18
3-28
J.)—
Gas
Co.
&
share
one
.1%'"
25c
(N.
Publications, Inc.
Pipeline,
3-29
3-12
4-
'
::
3-26
4
5V4%
pfd.
(N. Y.)
'
&
(quar.)__
(quar. I
Power
of
/,
iquar.lZL *
Rosario
Mining
3-30
3-23
4-2
4-
2
3-19
Northern
3-31
3-21
$3.60
preferred
(Minn.),
(quar.)_______
5-15
4-18
$4.08
preferred
5-
4-
2
$4.10
preferred
3-16
$4.11
4-; 2
$12 V2C/
5%'
...
4"
4-
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6
O'Sullivan
,4-
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3-20
5-1
4-13
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0
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(from..income)__
9-28
12-13
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4-13
3-30
3-15
1
3-20
29%c
4-20
3-30
90c
4-14
3-30
$1.02
4-14
3-30
4-14
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$1.0274
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4-14
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3-22
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25c
.
25c
3-30
1
3-21
preferred
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.
(quar.)
A
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(quar.)
•
—
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common
preferred
new
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preferred
(quar.)^_
(quar.):—
preferred
4- 5
5
-
25c
4-
2
4-16
4-
2
4-16
50c
3-23
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
3-26
3-26
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4-10/' 3-26
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preferred (quar.)—
serial preferred iquar.)
preferred
4-10
4-10
$1.25;
5.407>
4.52%
3-23
3-28
4-16
50c
24c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
-
4- 3
4-20
50c^'
4-
Light—
(initial)
preferred
7'k
3-30
4-19
•
-25c
•
4-10
4-13
-12%c
(quar.,)'____—
Corp.
(s-aV"_
Terminal
Electric,
4-
■
5c
common,
Coast
,5.64%
5%
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5%* pfd.: (qirar.)__
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Gas &
6.16%
..
2
$l.D27(j
■
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Pacific
V
..
&
convertible
Pacific
9-13
12-28
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4-
4-2
35c
(quar.)________:
Rubber
Owens-Corning
6-14
$1.25
J. $1.25
Oil
4'%
3-15
$1.25
$1.25
3-20
4/2
;
6V4c
Oilgear Co.
Okanagp.n Helicopters
'3-23
4-
25c
—,
.,
933/4c
-
(quar.)_^__
(quar.)
preferred
,.3-15
•
4-17
Gas—-
series, A
Power
9
3-15
3-16
20c
—
States
preferred
$4.16
5
Natural
preference
1
>
Co.
(quar.)_____
Ontario
-
$1.15
(quar.)
,
4-
/
4-
1
3-15
,
$1.38
.
.
4-12
$1.75
4-
♦
."$1.50 /
(quar.).
Honduras
3-22
1
payments.
cash
(quar.)'_—
4-10
1
4-
$1.4334
/, /
.
.4
4-13
4
$1.31 V»
__________
6%. .pfd..
Co.,-
3-30
*, 3-15
2
4-10
25c
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274%
a
policy
of.. paying .>.
dividends
of
274%- stock
Quarterly
Z
Electronics, class A (quar.)Newberry (J. J.) Co., 33/4%. pfd.. (quar.)___
North & Judd
Mfg.
(quar )j.___
1st
4-
-
:
Newark
6%
4-14
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(stock
preferred
Northern
3-13
approved
4-13
•
3-30
3-19
(quar.$1.37%
;
preferred
York
4-13
5c
-
Machinery_^_j:_-__-__-______
preferred
4.6074
3-20
10c
Corp.
r3-20
3-16
4t10
30c
Banking
3-30
(-Milw.)
(quar.)__
Essex
55c
4
(s-a)
a
______
10c..
.
'
-
on
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40c
(quar.)*
pfd.
18
1
50c >
(quar.)
—
3-16
44-
(quar. )___>_
15c
(quar.)__
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Z.
2
$1,077/
5%
preferred
5;52%
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for
iquar.)
•
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(Jersey City)
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)_
of
25c
:
4%
2
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Corp,
30c
—
Corp.,
3-17
—
(quar.)____________
(quar.)'_>___/
Inter-Oceaii.'Securities
4-
3-31
35c
New England
3-26
New
30c
Fiind
Trust
(quar.)_
Acceptance
(quar.)
Gas
.'-3-22
-
4-11r
$$1.50
(quar.)_:—
Income
4-16
97 hi c
pfd.
Inc.
Directors
(Helena),
Iric/(quarterly of
lc ffom ; net ;investment income" plus 3c
Irohi' reaiize'd' ldhg-terin "capiidl' gaihsT_>/Z
Incorporated
50%
4-
dividend
Products
Rubber
5%%
1
4-13
4-28;
4-10>
25c •'
Ltd.
Foundation
3-31
Quarterly
*3-21
;.4- 2
Mining *2:_-— __-i__^— _/l__r>-
Income
Bank •&
stock
Periodical
National
Nautec
'>//./:, '/•;;//>■>/-'
6% pfd. (quar.)
common
6
i
five held.
Newark
National
3-19
4-
Company
&; Door,
3-20
4-
Quarterly
17V2c
dividend )___^
(Del.)
1
50c
Fuel
National
3-30
'
20c
,371/ac
Co.
4-
dividend
Murdock
1
9-
12-10
40c
6-10
9-10
.
$25c
(quar.)—:
Refrigerator
$1.37%'
dividendi___
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.
;
City,. N. ,J.),
3-20
1
Neb: I—
dividend
National
/ / 40c
Si,-;:i35c '/...:3^il *
Trust.. (Union
3-21
4-
3-19
:
Stock
37 Vac
County National Bank
3-14
4-11
15c
held
National
each
/•:
'
Paper Products,
Boxes
(stock
&
Electro
12 y2 c
/<.quar.:)_>__d
(quar.)____^__i___>_'__/;(,
■
(Lincoln,
Light, 4.30%
preferred
(quar.)__.
17'/2c
5c
,
3-14
75c
x
Mining & ChemicalStockholders will vote on April
(Houston)—
(See Rubinstein
6
3-24
3-30
7%c
.
Quarterly
•3-15
1
cash
(quar.)
J.)
,
'
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Lykes Bros Steamship
of
80
Power
Montclair
Morse
Inc. ' (stock
4-
4-10
3-30
(quar.i/
(quar.
share
$3.90
'
Ala.)
Co.
4-27
1
20c
Life
each
Power
-
5-
15c
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tax)'
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5-31
$65c
Montecatini
in
6%
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of
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preferred 4 (quar.)
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3^20
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3-21
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MidWest
...
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18c
shares
10
Co.
2
3-20
2
4; 2
i5c
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Ltd.—
-
Capital
(on
share
each
proposed
dividend "of
(Canada)
4-
45c
•n:
(1961 serids)
class A (quar.)
dividend
Midland
3-13
/__L'Z_V
(quar.)_,__
(resumed)
Business
for
3-30
$0.2133
(quar.)
(Fred),
Drug
3-13
(quar.)
common_TZ_'nv y90c •
Z ,3774c Z,
preferred
Mid-States
2-28
pfd.
_______
Corp.
4-
Valley,
(Dallas)
Corp.,
(quar.)
Inc.
Metropolitan Stores
3-23
5%
v|
3-20
4-16
50c
—
Acceptance
Goods
Pacific
J
3-28
,
pay¬
i—
Co., Ltd.,
preferred
Meyer
3-30
f
[■Z/i/dZ/ZZ
(quar.)
preferred> (quar.)___—_l__i__
-Idaho-
'i. 4- e7
.
15
May
Works;
Trust
Metromedia,
3-30
•
37 V2c
5%
.
3-30
'V v. V', 1
investment. incomei/-—^____———/ .'-v4.%'c
3-20
i;
3-20
,3-20
/ 3-30 "
4-16
,
(N.Y.C.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
3-31
Transport Corp; (111.)"'
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Century Acceptance Corp;, com;
4-
Missouri—
5%
3-15
3-31
4-i4
3-19
3-15
2
Mississippi Shipping
'
Huttig Sash
3-15
4-15
.
of
(Edward) Lumber
Hudson
'*
15c
'
(quar,)...
Company (quar.)
Hussman
3-21
3-31
$1.19
_—
(quar.)i_r '
3-31
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25c''
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(quar.)
Metal
$1.50
Midwestern
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6
3-21
2
on
(quar.)
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/
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3-15
1
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3-30
4-13
4-
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$1.05
%%
Co.
(quar.)__^___>___>___
(quar.)________—
Holt Rinehart & Winston, Inc.
(quar.,)^__i....
Home Insurance Co. of New York (quar.)
Horn & Hardai't Baking Co. (N. J.) (quar.)
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd.. class A <quar.)_/'
Home's Enterprises, Inc. (stock dividend)™.
i
$1.25
-
80c
3-15
5c
—
5-
,
41c
$5 preferred
3-15
3-30
3-30
Coal, Ltd.,
Holophane
3-20
1
2
10c
Electric
5 Vz %
(quar.
Life
Stores,
(H.
Holmes
,
iioc- •/ 4-30
.
4-2
40c
Corp.
Higbee
3-12
.
10c
Company
Stock
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hertz
9
2
4-
$14
(quar.)__>_>______^_—___
Midland-Guardian
preferred
Hoener
.
common-—:
3-30
75c
■
Hendershot
•
'*
Industries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Power & Light,
Common
6%
%».:Inc.)
9
9
4-
•
5-,l
/'V'4: ■■ 4-
■
i
Canadian
Carolina
t75c
4-
v
2-28
County)—
Inc.
Hartfield
'
.
,
44-
l
5-
_
3-15
(Kearny, N.J.)
"(quar.)
pfd.
Co.
,
1962
Mountain
/ Heinz
4-9
5-1
33c
Bread
5%
Marley
Investments, Ltd.
Southern
HarscO
,
Co., Ltd.—
*•
v v,
preferred B fquar.)___—
J6272C
Canadian Bronze Ltd. 5% pfd. (quar.)_____
t$1.25
Canadian Food
Products,-. Ltd.—.
Canada
Tin
Helena Rubinstein
1
3-30
30c
_i_
(quar.)
-
semi-annual
;3^16
5- x
:
'Vl. 3lc
__i
Calif.)—
Guaranty Savings Life Insurance
-S.
5-
4-
1$1
Hyde
Maritime
4-30
25c
Trust
4%
A
Hausman / Steel.
18c
3-9
15c
dividend
on
RR._
Midland
3-19
4-13
J 750
(quar.)':.
Georgia Slioe Mfg., (quar.)
Gera Corp.; $6 voting pfd.
(quar.))
Gibson Greeting Cards Inc. (quar.)
Girltown,
Inc.,
class
A
(quar.)__ll_l_l__
Grand Union Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
/
3- lv
¥- 9
26y4"<5
"
12
class B
(quar.)____
Greenwich Gas, common (quar.)—
3-13
4-20
4-20
3-30
3-20
25c '•
_1
—c___—12V2c
vote
Chemical
Corp.
Marine
34c
(quar.)
/V '
Quarterly
West
t
"
Telephone—
3-31
3-31
"'
&
5-15
(stock dividend)
for each share held)
&
-
i
Great
4-10.
200%
5-
>•/ / '.'///
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preferred
Missouri
interim
Green
3-15
-
/
50c,
Quarterly
4-20
10c
Malone
action
will
Coal
Mercantile
(initial-quar.)
preferred
>
12V2C
Distributing Co.—
(stock div.)__2__
(initial)___'_
common
>'
$1.50
..-V
(quar.)'_.___JLl____i
preferred
conv.
1
4-25'
4-12
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Quarterly
3-23
5-
stk. dividend '
California Interstate Telephone, Co.—
¥
2
Trust
pfd.
Trailer,
I
■'
Great
3-28
'
'______________
Storage
Financial
-
1
1
..
3-28
4-
60c
Reinsurance
3-28
4-15
of
Telephone
3-15
5c
-
4y4%
Fund, Ltd.
Angeles)
6%
3-15
1
Gas
(Montgomery,
iquar.)____.
California. Cold
6
4-15
$45c-
:
(quar.)
Stockholders approved a 20%
CTS
4-
3-13
15c
(quar.)
Building Products,-Ltd, .(quar.)'—:—J.
'
1
i5c
(quar.)
preferred
3-30'
3-31
&
Genung's
(
Corp.__^_____iI____
—
preferred
3-1&
4-25
Broughton's Farm Dairy. Inc> (Ohio), cl. A / >
10c
Budget Finance Plan, com. (increased-quar.) ;.";i 11 y4c
6%
3-16,
2
(Somerset
&
"\/ / less British income
Products, .Ltd.—';
Investing
60c
2
1
4-18
>,
—
Drug Stores__.
:
Fund/Ltd. (initial)-—:
4-2
'
50c
common
(An
3-21
4-
—112 V2c
Street
Class B
V
(s*a)
3-23
4-12
60c,
•
sh.
General
3-27
2
4-
3c
$1.25
1
4-
Vernon,
(San-Jose,
Bank
General
3-19
4r
$$1.12Vis
(quar.)
three-for-one split of the
Mallinckrodt
6
4-30
27c
(Dallas)
(quar.)__
(Fort Worth)
(quar.)_
(Mt.
General
V-
3-19
4-
'
3
-45c
4
•
common
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,
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3-19
;
(quar.$1.12'/V'
pfd.
Mahoning
4-
30c
Assn.
'
3-20
4-
1%
.
Bobbs-Merrill,- 4'/2%
Boston Insurance Co.
Oil
Fruehauf
3-30
4-2
(quar.) ______loc
4-20
this;time)
3-20
'
1
4-30
$12%c:
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3-for-l split)
d
/ Fluor Corp. (common payment omitted "at
3-20
4-16
'
Magnum
5-
*"25x5
National
New
6
4-16
25c
Mading
3-21
2c
Bank
First Western Bank
3-27
4-16
15c
(quar.
4-
4-12
IVaC-'
3-19
;
shares.)
mon
3-15
2
Marine
(monthly)
(quarterly from net
Fund
National Bank
(One
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
27^0
preferred (quar.)
i'V $1.25
5% % preferred (quar.) ____________$1,469'
6% preferred (quar.)_—
$1.50
Bird
First
1
.
;
3-15
4-14
<35c
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6-15
/;
4-14
—
time.
F.)
(E.
proposed
4-30
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First
(Los
Philippine'
5%
Bird
3-
National
First
3-31
:
4-14
this
4-
75c
/
income)
Bank
'
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Biederinan
2
at
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3-20
6y4c
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4-13
_
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3-17
(quar.)
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3-20
3-12
;//:
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(initial); /;/> i5c
6- 1
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4-13
J
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4-
$1.40
pfd.
currency)
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4-
3-31
5%*'
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4-6
•
3-31
$i.56y4
ment
(quar.20c
RR.
(s-a)
$1.16%
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First
3-20
■:"/ 4-30
,
25c
Bearings, Inc., new com.
Eenguet Consolidated, Inc.—
'
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Rubber
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First
3-31
/
3-19
income)8c
(quar.)
Sons
2-27
y8c
National Bank"
First
3-23
::-
1 ■/;
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■> 4- 2
'/' 27y2c
Barry-Wright Corp. (quar.)l*_^_^^Jli_.'j:.t
127/c ;'4-27
Barton's Candy Corp. iquar.)'___——_r_
4-30
77'2C
Stock'-;
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4-16
•
ll-"3Q
of
Basic1,
4-16
Co.
Williamsport
investment
4-16""" ■4-9
.-•/. $3-
:
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1
3-16
(quar.)__
com.
3-22
3
3-19
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Corp.
Rubber
5-1
t37y2c
Instrument,
4-
4-16
(quar.)_____
Ltd.
Angeles Turf Club
$5
Fidelity-Philadelphia Txust Co'./('qpar„),^/___
First National, Bank, of Ealtimore (auar.)_/
:, ,8-31
12-17
40c
'
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;
'4-12
'9-17
40c"
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(quar.)___
$15c
1
$37y2c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Federated
4-30
40c
Quarterly
Bank
4-
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6-15/ Z6- 1
40c
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-
Long Island Trust Co.
(stk. dividend)
3-22
4-30
3-30
5:'
"
Industries, 7% non-cum.
Corp.
(initial .quar.)
Bacardi
3-22
1
Lowenstein
Federal
■r;'
4-
Theatres
(Marcus)
Los
(quar.)
3-29
21c
3-27
93*%c
•
Loew's
18V4c
Empire Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.).
Employers Group Associates (initial quar.)_"
Stockholders approved a five-for-four split
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
4
/ 'Class
A
(quar.)
4-10
4-13
"5c
B
Lockwood
3-31
Long Mile
Class
3-19
15c
3.75%
3-15
4-16
,
3-31
5-21
.
_
8c
Cooke, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Grader, class A <quar.
4-15
3-19
Elder
.
4-23
&
8c
(quar.)__
3-31
■
10c
—
investment
pfd.
'4-15
4-15
10c
3iy4c
(increased-quar.)
i/
10c
;_
_____—
4V2%
'25c
MacDonald
3-30
5c
Corp.,
3-22
Ltd.
4c.
(Common payment omitted at this time)
3-30
3-15
20c
(quar.)
Stores
net
4-14
Match,
5
Z
;
Levine's,Inc. / (
•
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(quar.)
5
3-
quar.)___—7c
(from
3-31
Fabrics,
3
3-
3-15
(quar.-)_/;Z>15c.
quar.)_______
(quar.)
15c
EICO
7
3-30
r
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Chemical
Automatic
.
.
Lemer
Lewers
preference
4-
lnc._______l>___>
Co.
(quar.)__
Elmira
(N. J.)—.•
3-15
-
Fund
Steel
Inc.___3_—_12c
Eddy
3-15
of
-
-3-30
Lazard
3-23
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3-31
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4-16
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4-
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4-
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3-27
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3-23
4-
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6-15
6-
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3-30
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(quar.)
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preferred
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—:_
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4-13
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3-30
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3-20
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—
3-23
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4-16
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3-15:
3-15
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5-15
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4-10
4-20
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3-26
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$1.75
;
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3-10
3-12
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(quar.)
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4
4.
3-15
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$1.06',4
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3-15
3-31
3-31
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—/_—
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7%
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4-2
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preferred
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4%
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9
3-
3-16
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3-31
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3-31
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3-14
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3-27
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3-28
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3-28
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3-28
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.
preferred
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4-14
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dividend)—
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Bausch & Lomb.
5
4
9
3-15
3-15
3-30
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20c
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3-
3-
3/-
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preferred
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of
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3-15
4-
10c
(quar.)_
:
12-31
2
4-" 2
y
$1
—
Corp.
RR
4-
,V:
6-29
9-23
3-27
28c
3-30
.
1- 15-63
(accum.)
(quar.)
Aroostook
4-13
common
B * (quar.)
Aroostook
$1.50
:
Electric,
C
9
3-14
Hydro
3-
,'.f
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
&
preferred
Bangor
6 .?
11-30
3-23
3-12
uo.—
7-13
4'A%
' 8-31
$1.25 A 4 4-14
(quar.)
Corp.
4
.
97'Ac
,
Co.-,
' :
3-20
5c "i, 3-23
_____■
10-15
;4: 4%
* 4 5-31 ^
4-,1
-
4. $2.01
.,
,,4-10
2
$1.50
Bastian-Blessing
•'l.'.'-T .4 llr'"--
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1
4-
$1.50
Barber
»
3-13
4-. 2
;
(quar.)
3-201. /
.
10c
4.
--
•
.
(quar.)
3-27 1;
6'Ac
(quar..)^
5-
62 'Ac
i
40c
Cnemical
"
Brick,
»
1-2-10?'
h
preferred
Gas
3-15
*
;
'
/'Nr 3rl5,; i
3-15\ r
9
V:
preferred
7%
? 3-13
9-10
>
? 25c
,
(quar.)
Corp.
.(quar.)
fco.
./6-
1
3-/2
3-23
3-30
v
l'/2%
——
(quar.)
Bangor
'
9
Iv^ ^'SOc ''1 4- -2/*• 3- 9
.1; V $1.50 -1 ; 4- 2 i? 3-15
Fla.)-*- «
/■
^—44 >25cl
3-
from
0.3c
(quar.)
Piano—
Bangor
4-10
-
plus
common
preferred
6%. preferred
3-13
f: 3-30
3-
preferred
4%
/
4-10
•
'
Co.,
,s
3-16
3-
1
3-31; ;
:
v
(quarterly of 5 7c
(stock dividend)
Montrose
4'/2%'
" 3-15
£
T.)
Baltimore
•-
r 4- '2
3-
$31'Ac
___
profits
series
Wilcox
&
conv.
Bank
-
(B.
Baltimore
3-12
2
4-
•4
.?•3-12 '4
1
3-31
6%
4-16* *4 3-31'C
•' :-4-
/
50c
y.
•<.
-(quar.)—
Mercury
American
.
/
(quar.) ___4
dividend
Motors
1
4-
1
$343Ac
-Jf-'/--'*'
,
1
3'
3-31
6%
(quar.)/ $1150'
4-ll>V?r3-22
'l..'• 35c..""' 3-30
3-12 '?'
Gorp.'- (monthly),
4 12c '
4- 2-4 ,3-14 4
Suhply
Maize-Products
Metal
4-
i
3-
' 3-31
.
$37'/2c
6%
——
Products
preferred
American
"3-
3-23
K'}'
preferred
Baldwin
.
c.i—
American
•
pfd.
Corp..
•■stockholders March
'
.
rl
i.——i__*, $ 1.12 'A
3-30 > ? 3-15
//l/ 40c 4'-13-30 4 -3- 1
li.__
Felt,'6%
Hardware.
American
15c
—,
D.
'
4
Hair &
preferred
Stock
4-13
3-19
-
$1
1 44.3-20
4-
4
^4-12"
1/
preferred
American
3-15
3-15
-
Corp!
(quar.)
<quar.)
05c
9';
~
3-26
1
12-31
/
1:4-16'
5%
'
preferred
American
7%
4-14
10-
"
income) .■//—//_/_•_/—z/z/Zzi
Company
Baldwin
3-12
;3-12
securities
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
3-12
.4$1.50
(quar.)
(Orlando,
___/
Investment
3.90%
•
9
F.
S.
5%.
3-15.
4-12
(quar.)—/-
American Investors Fund (from capital
American Machine & Foundry—
at
87'Ac
~
Development,
(quar.)
V1'--'
Babcock
3-16
/
/4"-' 4 25c4"
common
Casualty
International
5'%
payment
&
Hospital
5'A%
3-26
50c
933Ac
——II—"III1/
Utah Home Fire
Insurance
Mills,"
American
%
4-
IDC
$1.56'A
U"
preferred .(quar.)
American
3-20
3-26.p
(quar.)
(reduced)
Y..», 6%
Efird
American
4-2
9
Corp..
common
Fire
American
6
3-16
4-10
...
dividend
Time
3-
.3-30
c
$72c
Supply (quar.)
Investment. (quar,)__
net
f.; J.!:':'
Babbitt
;
" .2-23
4-: 2 i
37'Ac
—
(quar.)——
Industries (quar.)
preferred
Express Co4-<quar.)
Felt,- 6% -preferred (quar.)
4'
.
62'Ac
(quar.)———- "■••'
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
3-21
1
2
—37'Ac
common
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corn. <quar.<Universal
Publishing & Distributing
(N.
$2.50
preferred
Sugar
Stock
U.
Canal
4-
.4-
B.
7
3-, 1
9
43%c
v 4-'"'.
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-10
-$1."25
-
A
Quarterly
3-31 ■:"■•
3-
2
4-
-44 75c'"
((quar.) —1—
Cyanamid Co., common
Ac
4-
..
30p
...
•
preferred
American
.
Smelting, Refining & Mining
(No
U.
&
(quar.)
Plywood Corp.,
3j4%
U. S.
RR.
4 'A %
American
..
gc
Jersey
3-16
3-
~
3-22
^
' 4-''. 1"
(quar.)//—_/_—•/4,4 10c
Corp.—
■>
• .. ? .
-4
Crystal Sugar,
American
-
/
4- 1 4
25c
(quar.)
Consumer
non-cum.
9
3-20
•
2
.
4-20
20c:,
(quar.)_—
American
i
Co,
New
1
3-29
3-22
JjUC
■
(quar.)
preferred
from
1
9'
10c
(quar.)_/___
preferred
3-20
3"•
from
seeuri-
Fuel
United
4-
H.)
investment
•'
9
3-
.*3-31
25%' 4
(quar.)
common
Anna
preferred
American
4-18
■
1"
44
6%
/3-19
■3-20
32c
;
'4-1
profits)
Gas
United
3-16'
$56 y4c
>.•?
«(quar./_
.
-
V
~
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Cement,; cdmmon
(quar.)/
3-30
3-
' 3-28
15c
25c.
4.
Can
American
..
>
'3- 9
3-31
Rubber
preferred
1
25c
Underwriters
Union
a
__j.__i._-.
(quar.)_
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund
>3- '9
•
'3-31
45c
933/4C
(q'uar.)./
Biltrite
Bosch
5%
1
50c
\xV 75c
American
„
investment
3-30
-
3-16
25c
Hardware, Ltd.—
(quar.)__
/
B
5'/2%
3-26
"
(quar.)__
Chemical
Note,
preferred
1
62'Ac
(quar.)__
Century Invesiois, Inc.—
Century Income Investors (2c
Bank
6%
Twentieth
20th
9
3-30
51.61 '/4
mass
(quar,)_/_____
Ltd.
(J.
A
Class
4
9-
4-.1
'4-* 1
>
1%
(quar.$1;06'A/
pfd. (quar.)
v •'$1.25
Agricultural
5-
67'Ac
s:
____
Trico Products
6-26
3-
•
.
Light-—
Corp.,. Ltd.
Temple,
Class
3-2
(quar.)—/_—/?;,•
common
American
H
4-%l'
Aggregates, ,5%
3-30
20c
(increased-quar.)
Corp., common (increased)
preferred
3-16
7-3
3-30
$1.
4
:
20'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)_
dividend
Associates
;
'4, 3- 9
4-1
—,
•
preferred
Z4-
25c
Lines
3-
3-15
$50c
(quar.)
Tri-Continental
$2.70
'•4-20
i. 447'Ac
(quar.)
General Insurance (s-a)
Toronto Star, Ltd., 6%
1st pref.
Toronto
Tropical
3-22
-1%
>
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Torrington Mfg.
(quar.)_
Associated Stationers
A,' 3-12
'3-12
,
1
Y,)—
(N.
American
3-15
4-
30c
(quar.)
Amalgamated .Sugar
American
',4-';2
+
"3-31
■
dividend
American
;
-
_
4- 2
8c
.
%4-17
4c
(H.) Fiber Glass
Thorp Finance Corp. (quar.)
Stock
15c
€c
—
_/.
Thompson
Co.
Constable
Ashdown
America—V::444.;4
American
Quarterly
Ash
3-12
$35c
4
(quar.)
common
2,.-
-
:4i-:2rt
-
$1.12'A*
—_
quar.)/'
;
(quar.)
Inc.
Mfg.,
preferred
Amalgamated
3-1
4-25
>
,
$1,154
*
3-26
3-15
5c
——
(quar.)
Ltd, (increased
Supermarkets
3.75%
3-15
1
Corp.
Stores,
Aluminum
3-20
I2c
Steel
Alljs-Chalmers
8
367Ac
j
4-
$1.05
,.
—-
Allied
6-30
7-15
4-
(quar.)
stock
Inc.
preferred
.
Allied
Sunbeam Corp.—
:
2-23
3-31"
-
35c
,
4.20%
Alleghany Corp., 6% com. pfd. (s-a)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allegheny Power System (quar.)——
3-31
10c
(quar.)
Algoma
3-30
56c
—
—-
—
pfd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)—;
preferred
•
2
2%
——
Wood
4V2 %
3-20
7'Ac
_,
(quar.)
■
(quar.)_;
—;
t
$1.23
Steel, 5% preferred (quar.).l
4 $1.25
Alco Products, Inc.
(quar.)_z./_
—/'"
'10c
Aldens, Inc., new common (initial quar.)— 4/ " 20c;
:
1
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4.92%
Alan
3-1
3-15
r
Power
4.60%
6-29
3-10
20c
(Mass.)
preferred
Alabama
3-16
37'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.—
9
20c
:
.
Corp.
.—
Electric
7-10
25c
(quar.)—
--I.
—-Ijj_zjLZ,
——
4-161
4-16
common-
common
&
t
25c
,
(Boston)
—
convertible
Suerest
5-14
4-16
20c
_______
Markets,
5.90%
Co.
-
preferred
Stratoflex, Inc.
1
25c
—
(quar.)
Textiles,
8
3-
2
3-20
10c
.
..
3-
4-
—
,
3-30
(quar.)
Corp.
By-Products-r
Class; A'/(quar.)—.'—
Extra ,
—
—
1
"3-22
••
(quar.)
Western
&
Asbestos
■
v
3-.1
3-
2
•
j:
.__
3-30
3-28
.
4-
$2.25
/
-
Aro Corp. (quar.)
^Arundel Corp. ' (quar.)__l_____
Arv4n Industries (quar.)_______
^^28]*.4''2-28
'.2%.' ;
15c".
9
3-12
12 '/2c
.
5-14
4-16 ::
quar.)
Trust
(Del.)
Quarterly
Stock dividend
Stern
4-5
5-14
1
6->l
10c
Investment
Shake
n
4-30
6-
10%
Bank
Street
Steak
5
6-
(Massachusetts)
State
4-
55c
dividend
Street
4-30
34c
2c
Spray Engineering Co.—.
Springfield
Television
Broadcasting
State
...
(stock dividend)_.
3-
3-30
['.$1.50
(quar.)
*
(Dallas)—
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
(quar.)_Aw
Smelting
V'4- *2f 443rl4'4'"
rAthey/Products' Corp. (quar.)—
/
-■ ;4 " /
?•.
;
Atlantic Company (quar.).
___'
20^
44"2 "'4i3-l5
: Atlantic
Sugar Refineries, Lid. (increasedi_
.12'Ac 44'4^15 aol'3-l'5''I
Atlantic Wholesalers," Ltd., class A (quar.)_
(quar.'
2
--(Miami)—
.
Telephone (quar.)—
(initial
common
1_
&• Chemicals
9
4-
90c
•
.
—Z
Stockholders approve a flve-for-three split
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
.
5
•
(quar)___
Insurance
4-
$0.26561/4
25c
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)zz_J
Fire
4-30
28'/2c
\
preferred
Southland
-
—
convertible preferred (quar.)
California
Water—
&
24c
28c
quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
4-13
.
9
3-
-
.
common
'
3-
2
25c
v.
''
.
Atlas Life Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.)
(quar.)
A' V":Slir? »5.-*l*--'''■•4-23 ;
//Quarterly 4L—//——
■'/
: ' 50c
5-, 1. ., 4-23
Quarterly- '
/«///—_j—
Class B (quar.)—
...;*"'$1-'.; •• 5-J" lf' .,;4-23. '
Quarterly
■/;
v-ExtrU - ^.■-,^.—..—,—.4
i——4..
/.50c'v
54l';. ?/4-23;'. ' Atlas Steels, Ltd. (quar.)'/
Class
A ' (quar.)———
ri =
.$L> .* 8-7-23 '• Aurora Plastics
Corp. (stock dividend).
Extra
-4
1
1——„— k ; - ;50c;
"84X. A" 7-23/ ■
Automatic Canteen Co. of America.—'/
Class B (quar.) J..:—...—,
;$1 (v ,8-1.
;7-23
Automatic Fire Alarm iquar.)___/_ .//__—j
Extra
:
-Jc
* 50c. 4. 8- I )" .7-23' '4 Avalon
Telephone, Ltd., common (quar.).
Class A iquar.)./.
t.——J—.4$1\'.T1--414 10-23'
7% "preferred
(quar.).
/
••■Extra : 4-1—_i—i ^SOc 4 11- 1"; 10-23
••
s./C; 8% '/preferred
(quar.)_i
/
_/./_
Class B (quftiv)-—;■,Ui-V
;
-1/^4 410-23 4"
>.£
5'/2%
preferred
(quar.)—
-l-—/
/_
Alabama Gas "Corp.;' $5.50 pfd/ A (quar.)? $1.37'A
' /4- .2 / > 3-19
.
4 5%
:»
Southern California Edison—
New
4%
*
-4
4-14
quar.)
—-
div.)
Insurance
Aileen,: Inc. (quar.)^
•
..Extra:
(stock
Corp.
2
4-
-
7%c
&
preferred
Stock
.
.
Corp.(stock. dividend)'——,'•,
4.2% . ?A 3-30 '2-23
(quar.)
—t.—
r.;10c, , ■3-30/ ,3-15
Finance '
2-27
4-
15c
Power—
preferred
(quar.)___—_1*- • - 4.5cV
Agricultural. Insurance Co. (Watertown, N.Y,)' "'4; >'■'
Aetna
3-31
Electronics
Ross
Aerojet-General
20c
quar.)_—
Stores, common...
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
3-30
-
4-13
-
42c
30c
10c
25c
10c
12'/2c
1961
convertible
50c
3-16
2
4-26
Missouri
preferred
Arnold
,.
.
Co,
(quar.)
4.32%
Armour
.
•
Aetna
proposed
Sommers
9
;
&
Armstrong Rubber Co.
3-.1.
-'
15c.
> A-, 2
* 3-10
30c
4-:. 23-10
Acme : Electric
(quar.)
" 7c :: 3-20 •• /3- '7 4
Adams
Express Co;
.4
1—15c
3-29
3- 5
AddressographnMultigraph Corp. (quar.)——' " 22'Ac :
,4-10 , '3-13
Adirondack' Industries
i quar;)—_14—'15c' V. ' 3-"29/"
.2-15,
.——
40c
."
(quar. 1
preferred
Arkansas
•./
.
,4
...
7»/2C
preferred
5.48%
3-19
t
;
3-15
2-27
3-31
50c
4.72%
13-'«l
Sugar Refineries—•
Common
(increased quar.)
$1.20 class A. preferred (quar.)___——_
3-26
4-
3-30
•'
(quar.)4-
com;
preferred-
Products.
Arka nsas; Power
3-12
.
'
.
Acadia-Atlantic
9
3-
7 Vac
—
Smueker
3-
3-29
.4^.2
.
•' $1
*. '
•
—-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Common
45p
-
Co.,
Inc./.(quar.)»*
preferred
4,63 Vo.
,
$38'Ac\
4- 2
" $j50c, '.' 4-.2
.4 *
4. "
4
Fitch——-
.
nreferred
4'A%
9
3-31
&
Abitibi. Power & Paper Co.,
Ltd.—
& Trading,
final for the year ending
Sicard, Inc., 6% preferred (quar.)
Simplex Paper Corp
.1
A
3-
3-31
6c
B
Shell Transport
3-31
30c
(quar.)___—
1
Abercromble
6" ;/:/
(quar.),————4.,-.
3-10
/
3-31
•
5 %
$4.50 preferred ,(s-a)
•
1
3-30
50c
;
Lead
3-16
"
Payuole of Rec.
■
.T'$2
Co.—
Arkansas,
*•4-
12>/2C"
i 'Quarterly.
•
3-30
43 %C
6%
Anglo-Newfoundland
Holders
When
'
Share
8
:
(quar.)
Post
$2.90
3-
•
'
Angelica Uniform (quar.)
Angio-Canadiaii Telephone,
•
Abbott. Laboratories
Inc.-—
Quarterly, from investment " income—
.
; 3-
Inc/
Anaconda
*4?
2
<'■■
Insurance
—
Zmc,
Anchor,
4-
-J
Atnphenol-Borg Electronics (reduced quar.)
Anchor Hocking Glass, common
(quar.)
4% - preferred
(quar.)
1
4_
<
4- 2
44*
Name of Company
"
Title
Amoskeag Co.,
3-19
8
4U_;
(quar.)
Tobacco.
Ampco; Metal,
i_3-30.-,3-23
3-
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
.4
.
2
(quar.)
American
<
9
3
4-
15c
_!
(quar.)^_4
Refining
preferred
Ametec,
3-31
'3--2,
3-1
4
3-16
5c '
4
3-
3-
«
$1.50
4,
American
3-13
3- 5 4
4 4-.
.
3-15
.
5
3-15;
-3-30 ".2
14
Sugar
'I
4-
quar.)
dividend
American
5%
Co
Co.
American Sulphur
preceding table.
6-20
4-30
(Initial)
A
v
2
75c
1
Extra
7%
5-18
15c
»
class
4-
(Indianapolis)—
:
Stores
American
'"1
3-23
'
Cement,
Lawrence
St.
5-16
%
3c
;
5-1
5-15
-4,
.
Zeljer's Ltd.- <q,uar.)i»-_—•
give
1
4-13
"30c
Co.
Insurance
Quarterly
3-5
3-16
-
'
•
9
3-
2
C.>—
(quar.)
States
American
.
we
,30c
;
^
American Steamship
/
Transit
Below
(S.
;
(increased
com.
Stamping
American
Stock
5-15
.
"■;''":::;/44:4:;;444,
.J__
1961)
.■»
Co.,
preferred
American
."
4-. 2
;3-23
•
3-31
4-"2.,
•
(quar.,20c
(.quar.)——_——/——''
6
2-
Stores—
i
;
..
the dividends anriounced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include dividends announced this week, these being. given^: in the
$40c
11c
class A (quar.)—————
Moulding
Enterprises,
realized in
Service
Snuff
•-4* Extra
,,
Fielght Llnea (lncr^ quar.)—,
12'Ac ^,4^10,? ' 3-30
York Corrugating ,Co;;
(quar.')—25c^' ,3,-23..3-JL2-
Yellow
/
3-30
(quar.)
3-1
.
.
3-22
4-30
Co/(Del)
.Chemical
'4
.
5
10c
Carpet
Russ Togs Inc.,
6-
6-15
80c
(quar.)_—__J——
Co.
(quar.)—
—
:
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
A proposed final for the year ending 1961
American
this time).
at
3-
4-
5c
dividend—,
.
3- 1
'
class
^'Ac
Worcester County National Bank (Mass.)—
4
./
Quarterly.
A
———r_—.-4--,•..
45c
Wyatt Industries, Inc. (quar!).' • J50c
/
13-20'
;
37'Ac
Rohr Corp.
Roxbury
4-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
omitted
ment
Wolverine
(quar.)
preferred
participating
Robinson
Stock
'3-i6;3- 9
3-20
—
Myers Inc.,. common
&
$1.50
1-
Selt
2
3-24
.
gains
American
Industries y< com.-pay-
Interest
(initial)
Development— •
4
&
4-
20c
-
Security Investment Co.
Quarterly
Y
,
5- lv.
4-164
•
Foods
Williams-McWiJliams
9-14
common
(quar.)___-—_—1—
participating preferred (quar.)—-----
$1.
6-15
1
'20V
L.)
3-15
2
10-
iilc
1st preferred
^
2
'
series 3 (quar.)—,
'
59%c
(quar.)___——.'4 12'Ac,
White Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)—— '
25c
Class
B :(quar.)_
——.—7«Ac
4'A% preferred (quar.)—.1
;
$1.12'A
Whitehall Futtd Inc. (Md.) (quar.
- 10c'
Whitney Blake'Co.—
10c
3-15
4-
"
*
•
beneficial
Research
American
5-1,,;^ 4-2
preferred
Wetterau
3-15
7-
'
1"
"
(quar.)___ '
Sanitary—
Standard
American.
...
2
3-20
5- 1;, v 4- 2
4-
,
Gas—
of
"(from capital
3-20/
3-15
x_
Co.
&
Power'&
4.75%
3-21
3-30
"Z"2C
$27c
—
(quar.)——Mfg., .Ltd.,
(P.
Robertson
—
Light
,
4-13
4-2
*p,c
dividend
Richman
6%
3-31
5-25
•
*2»c
—
"-Stock
Electric
Western
National B*nk
National Life
Republic
4-27
5-15
(quar.)---—+2°c
(Dallas) (mnothlv)
14c
Insurance (Dallas)
A
Republic
(quar.)—_12'Ac
preferred
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
8 Vbc
„
(quar.)—1
—_—? 4 /90c
Telephone,-com.-(quar.30c-.
};> 5.20% preferred (quar.)_*_
^_T__rr__v ^ 32'Ac . "
5% preferred' (quar.
A 31'Ac 4
Western Union Telegraph (quar,)__1L_»_—
» 35cf
4-27
5-15
$27c
Bearings (Can.), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Regency Fund, Inc.
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Class
A (quar.)—
—
Class
A, (quar.)—
—
R & M
5%
.
Western
Western
8c
$40c
Inc. (Kansas)
v
3-20
.
.
•3-23
_
Quarterly Distribution Shares,
Co.;
_
5-15
6-
•—^
jz.
preferred (quar.)—
S2
Public? Service Co. of New Hampshire—
Common (quar.)—.
27c
3.35%
preferred (quar.)—.
,84c
4.50%
preferred (quar.)_———//-—
51.12/2.
8%
Gamble,
&
(guar.)—
Telephone
Shares
American
'
3-16
/ 3-22
4-14
dividend
Stock
Procter
Radiator
Equipment
.Common, (quar.)
American Realty Trust—
$1.37'A v' \ 4- 1-. ..' 3-26
V
h" ? \
preferred (quar.)___*
Knitting Mills
Wayne
■3-15
1
4-
—t
—
s
,
.
4- 2
3-27
$5 pfd.- (quar. )_^__•; - $1.25
4- 1; .
(quar.)
4
50c <-"4- 2;,,;/
West Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd?—
*
'
•
7% preferred" (quar.-)J
z—--—-^^- /•• t$1.75?- " 4- 2
"
'West Michigan Steel Foundry (quar.25c',
3-28 ;
Western California Telephone,- com. -(quar.)" *
25c
3-15
..
3-12
4-
Co.
Bros.
Warren
3-19
6-1
Electric
(s-a)___-^__
Baking Co., 5W/t>
Warner
1
2
3-24
<«>c
™»®
Finance Building
Tools (quar.)—
Pittsburgh
Portable
I 3-
3-20
4-
^c
WaVd
3-19
3
3--10
kuc
N. J.) (quar.)
3
1
(quar.)
& Steel
Iron
Peoples Trust (Bergen County,
Pettibone Mulliken
(quar.)
Co.
Hamm-Young
.
.
4-16 iv
3-30
When
,
Share
-•
Photocopy
American
.
(quar.)__
A
Company
American
3-19
.4-
12 *c
Von
3-19
4-
class
Inc.,
67c
3c
10c
plus 65c from capital gains)
income
earned
■■
(Del.), class A
Class B
Peden
Monday, March 19, 1962
,
Per
Name of
Payable 0) nee.
Situations Fund (2c from
Line Special
Value
Viewlex,
«■»;
w«——«*-
Lumber Co.
(Frank)
Paxton
.
Holders
When
;.
Share
Name of Company
•
preferred stock omitted at this time)
Patterson
(M. F.) Dental Supply Co.
!
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.
.
,(1322) i
14
75C
3-16
t
___
Quarterly
25c
___
Bohack
(H. C.), 5%% pfd. (quar.)_/___
Boise Cascade Corp. (quar.)—
Book-of-the Month
Extra
Club
;
Borg-Watner Corp., Common
3 Vz % preferred (quar.)
Stores
Pood
'"
(quar,)___
50C
it
1
7-
2
*87y2C
;
'
12?aC
/—/
(quar.)______
5*
preferred, (quar.)———
Co., com., (stock dividend)
30c preferred (quar.)
;
•
Brach
4- 1
..
3-
.
4-1
4-
4^
8-9
1
4-16
"
registered"
'
2'
•3-15
Columbia
4-2
4-25
8-30/
3-30 '
3-15
$1.50
?.
3-30
33q
-
3-30
J2834c
4-
25c
k
15c
,
3-15
:
-
4*- 1
+25c
"7741/2%
3-233-
2
Illinois
4%
2-23
4-10
Maine
4-15
1
3-16
.
3-16
3-19
20c
3-31,
1
3-
3-31
62 Vic
426c
;
4-15
'B
—
"
preferred
4 Vz %
preferred
-
9
.
2
Cerro
4-30
4-
2
Certain-teed
3-24
3~
3-21
3-16 4
4-
7:
6-15
7
4-
31 Vic
4-
11-15
,
3-12
,
1
3-16
1
4-16
,
3-19 4
4-16
3-
4-2.
4-
.
5
3-5
,
j
3-15
44-
split
at their
Calumet;& Hepla,:.
$4.75
annual
4-
9
V
3-23
3-
5-15
4-20
4-18
3-19
10%
Camloc
Fastener
$1.30
^preference
Canada
4-18
>_*„
-
$4.25
Flooring,
Ltd., class
Foundries, Ltd,,
preferred
(quar.)—
B
Canada Iron
4(4%
Class
B
9
-
Permanent
Canada,
Safeway,
Canada
7
'
4-13
3-30
7-31
■7-13
4-27
3-28
,;
3-20
2-20
,•
1
3-15
'
:
25c
4-
$1.06 y4
4-
1
4-
2
2
3-
Increased
Canadian
Mortgage
Corp.
3-
3-15
2
semi-annual
Breweries
Ltd.
: 450c :
4-
2
4-
1
4-13
$90c
—
(quar.)____
4-
$42y2c
I
(5-for-l stock snlit)—
Canadian Bronze Ltd. (quar.)
2
3-19
$37 Vic
_
Canadian Canners, 75c class A (quar. )—
Canadian Celanese Ltd., common (quar. )_i—
$1.75 preferred (quar.)—
dJ,
preferred (quar.)
1
$2 Vic
common
-
(initial
Canadian General
Extra
;
3-15
2-28
3-
6%
preferred
(quar.)
1
4-10
3-
8
3-
2 V
3-31
3-
■
ch«s
Canadian International Power
6%, preferred
Canadian
preferred
J
; 3-31
$5c
3-
2-20
3-31
2-20
4-
3-30
68c.
—
2
;,.5%
3-15
,
3-30
Westinghouse, Ltd. (quar,)
1
4-
3-16
3-30
$15c
i5c
'
7
2
3-30
3-15
•
4- 2
3-16
3-23
3- 9
3-30
3-15
3-30
;
3-
3-30
4c
3-15
3-24
7
v"
-
62 Vic
3-15
5
7
'
$1.12% i 7 4-
1
3-
4-
2
3-15
4-
7 50c
5
'
•
87 %C
Mills,
Class
Cap
&
A
Gown,
Caressa,
common
class -A
„'
(quar.)
(quar:)—i._—i-
3-15
4-
2
4- 2
44-
2
2
3-30
3-15
3-
3-20
3-
3*
2
2
3-12
1
4-
3-23
3-15
3-16
3-30
3-15
3-22
$1.25
6-
9-20
.
3-2
6-21
$1.25 7
$1.25
7;
3-16
3-31
25c
,
6
4-
8-31
1
2
$1.25
11-21
11-
30d
3-29
3-
20C
6-15
d-
1
9-18
9-
4
7
20c
'
1
7
!__
,
(
3-26
(initial
Corp.
3-
3-30
10c
^
$1.75
2
3-20
4-
5
4-10
4-30
25C
quar.)—
Co.,
pid.
New
7 -
;
3-16 k
7
•
3-31
2-26
:
75c
3-31
.2^26
t
2-16
5
3->13
12
3-20
3-
Vi*C
4-23
4-2
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Corp.
4-
7
,
from
IOC
Milk
Dean
Decca
Decker
Records, Inc.
Nut * Mfg.'
87 %c
(quar.)—
d-j.
5c
7
7
3J
2.
3-31
3-
7
3-31
3-
7
31'/4C
3-31
3-15
50c
7
4-16
4-16
,3-26
4-16
v
3-30
3-30
4- 2
3-31
3-
20c
3-30
3-5
25c
.
4-16
5-
1
3-22
5-1
3-22
$1.31%
1
-
7c"
3-24
3-8
4-20
3-20
•.
IZVzc
$1.37 Vi'
2
3< 9
+50c
4-
6-15
6-
1
t50c
9-15
9-
1
t50c
12-15
12-
1
3-31
3-
3-31
3- 9
2%
4-
2
9
33-
4-2
5
5
2
3-16
3-*30
3-15
4-
3-
2
25c
3-19
15c
3-30
3-15
3-30
3-
9
7%C
3-26
3-15
70c
3-30
3-14
45c
5-
1
5-
1
•
noncumulative preferred (quar.)——Fabrics, Ltd. (quar.)—.———
Steel, Ltd.—
Dominion
4-
6
2-23
3-20
70c
—
4-6
4-
25c
7
4-
2
10c
4-1
3-16
20c
3-30
3-19
2-15
7v2c
4-lfr
27 Vac
3-31
39c
4-7 2
3-16
$17V2c
4-30
3-30
$.42 %c
4-16
3-30
4-/2 *7
3-16
3-21
'
$25c
Corset, Ltd.
(quar.)— -a.—_——/
Dairies, Ltd.—
$44c
4-144
3-
$15c
v
5-
1
4-16
1
4-
2
Dominion Foundries &
4'/2%
4-10
9
$15C
Crucible
Common
4-30
9
'•:* 37 Vic
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
.———
Dominion Canada General Industries——-
5%
9
3-
3-
12 Vic
Dome
Dominion
3-
3-31
3-31
15c
——
__——
2
S1.25
(increased quar.) —
Dodge Mfg. Corp., $1.56 preferred (quar.) —
(Joseph)
3-15
10 c
—
Forests
3-15
40C
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50
l
3%,,
3-13
4-
3-28:'
$1,05
(quar.)_——_/—-_—
Diamond National Corp.—
Common
(increased quar.)—;
___—
4-1
,: 4-
$1.33%
■'
Trust
Dixon
68%c
$1.25
&
4-19
3-30
4-3
3-
SI. 07
Raynolds
3.-15
1
3-19
$1.14
Disney (Walt) Productions (quar.)——-—
Divco-Wayne Corp. (quar.)
———
Dixie. Dinettes
(initial)-—
—
9
3-10
3-30:
55c
3-16
3-
7
3-23
3-30
50c
_—
3-15
3-
:
62c
Gaskett& Mfg. Co. (quar.)——_
&
Dominion
jncome'—l
1
Bank
(quar.)
Dierks
3-27.
5
27C
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Industries
3-16
8c
(quar.)
Trucking
2
3-20
10-
$1
*—
4-
7 Vic
!+.
(Toronto)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Diana Stores Cofp.
(quar.)————
30c
-r_.
class A
3-19
62%c.
—__—i;
Limitee,
3-19
:
dividend)
Co., -common
pfd.
3-30
,
5
12-28
5c
3-
6-13
5
7-
30C
2
•
6
4-
87%c
—
2
.
4-
50c
——
4-
36c
+_
—
$75c
—_—
4-
6-30
5
30c
4-
3-31
9
3 20
SI.25
———
3-15
,75-15
r
25C
income-
3-24
>
'
4-
9
3-
25c
3-31
87 %c
3-
.
12 %C
dividend-—//—--/—*.—-————
Chemical
Detroit
30c
(quar.)__„
9-17
3-
3-31
Detroit
2
6*-18
92 Vic
3-15
25c
3-19
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_^
_____—_
4.56% preferred (quar.)_J^——
//4.20% preferred (quar.)—_—
.75% prefei'red (quar.)-.:——_
Deltown Foods, Inc. (quar.)__—_——
3-12
$13.25
—
5
19
93 %C
,3.70%
4.28%
Devoe
(quar.)_
3
5
3-30
f
4-
4-16
9
3-27
60c
3-16
9
10c
9
9
3-16
3-
35C
•:
3-
20c
Denver Rio Grande & Western RR.
SI
a-12
3-
Detrex
60C
3-15
3-20
3-
Denver," Chicago
$1.75
4-14
3-16
3-31
3-
•
4-14
SI
4-
30c
3-12
(quar.) —
6s
Stock
,
3-20
3-12
iy4c
investment
net
Denault
.
3-9
3-20
15c
,
(quar.)__
•_—•—/;
3-16
'Co.'
3-15
iy4c
3-15
6
3-9
3-15
•
Vegh Investing Co., Inc.—
52c from net long-term capital gains plus
3-12
1
2-28
3-15
1V4C
de
1
—
(qugr.)
;
Estate
DeMun
3-28
1
(quar. )*
Assn.
—
(quar.
Turbine
Steam
De'Laval
3-31
.
3-12
.
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)——:
5% preferred (quar.)__^__-_—
7 ; 3% % preferred A (quar.) _.—
:
Darling (L. A.) Co. (quar.)
David & Frere, class A (quar.)___
—
Dayco Corp., class A (quar.)
—,—-—
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5% preferred (quar.)
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)——
8%
preferred (quar.)—
—
7c
$1.12%
Telephone
(initial)_
Life
Corp.
5-15
$1.37 Vi
—.
Commonwealth Tbegtres Puerto Rico (quar.)
Commonwealth Water Co., 5 V2 77 pfd, (quar.)
Confederation
Cigar
Corp.
(quar.)_
Mills, common
River
Dan
If
4-
20
3 20
6-20
50c
6-
—
.
—
:—
Power & Light, 4%
—
Engineering " (quar.)
Clearing House (stock
From investment
DWG
Daffin
32 %C
(JorpT—J
,'., 7
A.P$eferred; (quar.)—
Solvents
—;
Delaware
7%c
7.—
Commonwealth Investment—
3-20
(quar.)___
3-15
—
(quar*;)
,5.25%. preferred
(quar.)—
A
2
(quar.)_______^____—^_—
Commonwealth EdLoh
3-7
(quar.)-———:—_______
A
4-
__——
Commercial
A
$1.18%
8-15
3-15
2-21
3
25c
50c
50c \
50c
—
(quar.)—
Delaware
Commerce Drug (increased quar.)
Commercial Credit Co., (quar.,)——
'
(quar.):
A
Class
Deere
11-15
3-16
3-19
3-19
$$1.37 Vz
(s-a)___
Class
3-16
8-31
9
3-16
3C
Class
1-10
3-19
7
7-26
3-
(Boston)—
quar.)i_______/
preference
Common
3-29
11-30
3;
,
CurtisrWright Corp.—
1-31-63
'
40c
B
5 Vz %
7-10
60c
3-15
____—
10-10
SL25*
2
■
7-31
! $1.25
4-
l$1.30
•
3-15
.,
common
(s-a)
2
—
Commerce
(Toronto)
4-
Peabody & Co., common (interim)
preferred .(quar.)——————
2nd preferred (quar.)__——
series.
Insui-ance;
$1
•
;
7 v * ■ "*
,
-
Company
(quar.)——
& Hudson Co.
(reduced)-—
(quar.)_
3-16
12Vic :
*
25c
31'Ac •
15c
/
15c
12Vic
15c
130c
Crown Zellei'bach Canada, Ltd., cl. A (quar.):
?25c
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
(quar.)___—
45c
Crucible Steel Co.* of America, com. (quar.) *,
20o
>5'/4% convertible preferred;!quar.)—
$1.31 y4
Crush International, Ltd., cdmmon
(quar.)_
J5c *
6V2 %
preference
A
(quar.) ——
$$1.62%
Cuban Amerioan Sugar Co.——
10c '
7%
preferred (quar.)/.
—
—$1.75
7% preferred
(quar.)——
/
——
•
Sl.75
7%
preferred (quar.)
1
_______Sl.75
Culligan, Inc., ccmmon (quar.)—,
17%c
"Class
B
(quar:)_i.__—1—-—-—//_/_
4%c
Cunningham Drug Stores
(quar.)——— .40c
10-31
•:
3-16
1
(quar.).——
Crescent Petroleum Corp, (Del.), common-—
5 %
convertible * preferred
(quar.)_
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
—
Class B
(quar.)
———
—_—.
County Trust (White Plains) (quar.)__——
Cowles Cheniical (Cleveland)
(quar.)
Crown Trust Co, (Toronto)
(quar.)__—
25c
:
_7__
•(quar.)+.
(quar.)—
Finance
"Class
25c
25c
'
of
>
(quar:)_j_—
$1.25
4%
common
Co7
(quar.)____
A
Craln
(R. L.), Ltd.
(quar:),
—
110c
Crampton Mfg. Co., common:—
—
^
5c
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)—___—_15c
Crane Company, common (quar.)———_
J 50c
Credit Finance Service/ class A (quar.)_—
' 12Vic
50c
I
class
3-15
'
1
Copper & Steel Industries-—
u___—_1%
(initial
'New
1
4-
4-
$1.13
$1.04 M
55c
$1.37 Vi
93%c
12Vic 7
1 V/%
Quarterly
a
6-
•
3-2
3-29
62VaC-
—
'■>'
—
3-20
25c
/
—
p.d.
3.75%
Craftsman Life Insurance
'it
5
6-14
$1.12 Vi
/
12Vic
Coosa River Newsprint (quar.;
— >
50c
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)37Vac
;3Va% pfd.; (1945 and .1947 ser.) (quar.)— • 87%c
Coro,
Inc.
(quar.)
—:
25c
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A___——
$8c
Corroon & Reynolds, common
(quar.)__—._■■■'
17Vic
$1 preferred A
(quar,)_____
________
25c
$1 preferred A (quar.)—L__——25c
Cosden
Petroleum
(quar.)__
/,
23c
Cott Bottling of New England
(quar.)__
; c
v 6c
I
54-
;
>.7
25c
(quar,)„________—
Trencher
Combustion
3- 7 '
8c
_1
6
3-12
4-13
4-
40c,
9c
7Vac
10a
Cooper-Bessemer Corp* ; (quar. )
Cooper Tire 6s Rubber-—
3-U
$1.50
—
preferred
(quar.)—T
preferred (quar.)
Columbus,& Southern phio, Electric, (quar.).
"
/ 75c
—
(initial).—
Inc.
3-26
15c
dividend
Continental-Life
3-30
'
Cannon
3-12
i
—_
Class
10c
•;
1
4-15
70c
:___
5.35%
3-14 '
4-2
:
4-
„
;L-.
/
7
5%
„
'
3-30
$$1
$1.18
5j/2% 7prefer)red series B (quar.)_
:
Colorado Interstate Gas,,common .(quar.).—_
3-15.?
3-30 1
$2c
4-16
v
$1.04
'
,
Colorado Fuel & Iron
4-16
$$1.25
7
/
$2.25
'$"3.50 preferred
5
4-16
(quar.)„
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar. )_^__i__,
3-31
Growth, :& Energy Shares, Inc.—
Colonial Sand & .Stone (quar.)
—_—___—
$31c
(quar.)
——
.Canadian
2-20
Colonial
$75c
—_
Cos., 8%
preferred
preferred (quar.) 1—2
2-20
"
Co., Ltd.—
5%
2-20
3-31
•.
'■
Corp._______
Gorge-Waynesboro
Colonial
$20c
(nuar.)
(quar.)
Oil
4%
'
A
3-31 "
3-31
1%
International Corp.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.", common
77," $3.50 preferred 7 (quar.) —
2
$10c
(s-aJ—
Ltd.,
2-20
15c
(quay.)
___!
Coca-Cola Bottling Co!» (N. Y.)
2
.$75c
Hydrocarbons
;
Coca-Colq
$15e
>
i
Canadian Ice Machine.
3-31
Enquirer
Co.-
Coca-Cola
'
2
3-
4%
..
-
8 1
3-31
Cluett,
77 7%
Husky Oil, Ltd.—
Canadian
4-20
V
/v
3-31
$$9
-
,
Co.-^
Canadian General Investments, Ltd. \quar.)
Canadian
4-120
"
Products
-
.
quar.),——
insurance
9
3-15
!
$1.37%
;___
Gas
Cleveland
Canadian Collieries Resources, Ltd.—^
5%
preferred series B to F (s-a)
Canadian General Electric, Ltd.—
*
3-
2
7
preferred/lquar.)—____—_
Clevite
J,i.
4-
$30c
$43 %o
rV; $25c
.
3-: 9
1
____:
Service
7
•5-
$18%c-
3-
.
Clifton
9
3-15
1
Stero
City
3-9-
4-
$$1.10
(quar.);
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?
Clark "Cable
*
4-14
4-2
(quar.)_
n
•
Floiida (quar.)____—
City Investing Co., 5Vz%' pfd. (quar.)
Steamship
Ltd., 4.40% pfd.
Lines, Ltd.—
4-
v
27 %c
Corp. (quar.%
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
4Vz % prefei^yed (quar.)
;;
$87y2c
(s-d)i
3-9
1
Cp._
City
9
$1.06 y4
A
5%
5%
3-15
4-
+
'
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2
./ 4- 2
5-
preferred. ,(quar.)_
preferred /(quar.)
Cities
3-15
15C
$25c
(quar.)____
common______
(s-a)_
Canada
5%
'
$32 Vic
-
•
4-
■v
.
33 %c
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
;
,
$87y2c
Packers, Ltd., class
Canada
3-15
2
$4.16
9
62yac
4.75%
Ltd,.—j
(quar.L—-—-
4- 2
3-
5-
quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,
/
J 10c
Dry Coi p., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
Canada
3-
•
12'/2c
(incr.-quar.)
9
7
(quai\)_„_
preferred
Cincinnati
12 Vac
a
3-
3-26
•■"'a
Quarterly 7
Quarterly
v
3-19
3-31
4-
•35c
.
3-13
3-9
15c
dividend)'
V; Quarterly
,
3-19
3-31
10c
$1.18%
(quar.)_^
Canada Cement Co.,
9
stock
(quar.)—
Campbell Machine
<s-a)
Campbell Red 'Lake Mines, Ltd.
7%
Churchill
5c
17 Vic
(quar.)—
5
4-2-
37 x/2c
!
Chile Copper
the
common—j—
4-
3-31
$1.15
!
Chock .Full Q'Nuts-Corp. (quar.)
Christiana Securities' Co.—
-
f
meeting)
series A preferred
Trust Co. (N. J.)
Camden
3-16
3-16
22c
'.Quarterly
-
3-15
4-20
75c,
200%
—
9
3-31
7
.
5%; .preferred; A 7(quar.)_-___
5%
preferred A- (quar,)^.—
.
>:;■
3-
3-9
2
'
63 c
-
4-2
4-
$1.50
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
(quar.).
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)
4/
3-5,.
4-.
3-2
">
'
Chicago1 Mill .& Lumber Co. (quar.)
Chicago, .Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
7V7- 5%. preferred——
4/ Class A (quar.)_____7_^
,S
3-14
40c
/
..
—
preferred
3-14
3-31
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
;
Chicago Great Western Ry., common (quar.)
5%
3-14
1
3-23;
35c
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Ponds
7
»
1
4-
.___
8-15 >
12-
4-
4-1
,
$1.25
Products—
(stock
3-14
3-14
*
20c
income
(initial
1
4-, L
87 %C r
3 y2 %
7,
•
5-15
9-
4-
;
—
.
3-15
3iy4c
_____
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4-
3-20
1
(quar.)_
Contineniai Baking, common (quar.)__
7
$5.50 preferred' (quar.)_——
Stock
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.— ;V 771
$1.12%
4Vz% preferred (.quar.)__
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
$1
3-15
46-
9
62 Vic
*?:
3-15
2
4-2.
&
7
c
4J/a %v preferred (quar.)
Chartered Trust'Co.
(quar.)__,
|____
Chemical Bank NeW York Trust Co.—
.
a
Continental
.
3-16
37'/2c
28ysc
stockholders' on April 2
:
:
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California Liquid Gas, new common (initial)
California Packing' Corp.
(quar.)California-Western State
Life, Insurance—
Stock dividend
(Stockholdersr approved
3-
;
•preferred.' (s-a-)
Champion Papers, inc.*; •"
12-15 7
3-20
-
and
Continental Connector,
Stock dividend
7l———
A (quar.)______
5%:
>
6-15
3iytc
Corporations
Continental Can Co.,
9
$1.23
_.+___
(quar.)_,.__i
common
Common
9 4
3-14
Financial Corp;- (stock, dividend)
to the approval by the California
of
3-
3-26
California Electric-Power, $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
'J 6%
preferred (quar.)—,
.___
Commissioner
New
J£rr:
•
Subject
9
3-9
-
investment
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)_-__-^
3-
—
Chamberlain Co. of America—
.3-31
C I T Financial -Corp; ' (quar.)
37Vic
50c
Calgary & Edmonton .Corp., Ltd
•
Calgary Power, Ltd., common (quar—
t;
tiOc
<.
+$1.25
5,%. preferred
(quar.)—
±.„—_
4 Vz %
preferred (quar.)———_____ t$Li2y2
4%
V .$$1
preferred (quar.)
——
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From
3-30
15c
—
.
4 A.
6-30
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i
(quar.)
common
2nd preferred A* (quar.);
preferred ;(quar.)___
■
* 4.75%:
preferred
(quaj*.)——
Century Shares Trust-^- r
• 7 ^77:;s7/
9
3-30
Byllesby
(quar.)
1
5
4-
J40c
20c
(quar.)———
2
(quar.,
5.44%
7,
4-
10c
___:
5,%
I
Co.—-
2
..
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Public Service—t :V7;7''";7
Vermont
3-
$i.i2 y2
(quar—_
Bay Gas
6% Prior pfd;
(H. M:), 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-12
5-
quar.)___T__.+
com..
preierrjed
4-
$1.16
Co.,
class A
$4.50
4-
'•
7
•
,5Vi%: preferred I quar. )——
3-
3-31
____
preferred (quar.)
5%
\
2
12-31
t—L—
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7
.
.
'
2
$1.12Vi
$1.12 Va
Consumers Power
4-2
'V 38c
(quar.)-.—7
Co.— ;
r7 7
(quar.)
9
,6-30
•;
6
$1.12 Va.
B
Telephone
3-
$1,12 Vi
.
______
Terminal Co
New
preferred
2
-_
4-
$1.08%,
$1.18%
4-16
r, -s
7^
$1.31 »/4
4-
25c
;
Butler Mfg., 4 Vz % preferred (quar.)
Butler's Shoe Corp., common (quar.)
1
4-
(quarterly
;•'.
preferred (quar.)
Consumers Gas Co. (quar.)_
3-30
.
__
preferred
$2.50 preferred : B
(quSr.)
\\$1.35 preferred (qUar'.)_:
7, $5 preferred (quar.
;
3-15
l2&
—
(quar.) —
(.quar.)
(quar.;
3-12
4-
25C
30cJ convertible
$1.18%
,
4.75%
4-
.
3-'5
.
Consumer* Acceptance,
3-8
4.15%
______
-,
(quar.)
;
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Power
t' $2.50
.
v
"
preferred
preferred
7 ,74
v
(quar.)
Central
3,
10c
\
1
$1
preferred
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.
/'
9
3- 9
;
„■•'/
IOC
preferred (quar.)_
10c
Browning-Ferris Machinery (quar.)
Bruce
(E. L.); Ipc.
lVz%
(stpck dividend)-—
Burnham Corp.
25c
1
/_
!_/■_
Burns
!W.
J.)
International
Detective
Agency, Inc7 (N.' Y.). (quar.)—V IQc
Burrus Mills, 4%%
jjfd. (quar.)^_r——« $1,12 Vi
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
-L-—
Burrus Mills, Inc., common—
4>Vz%
i:
3-16
,
4-10
4%
4 Vz %
5
4-26
$1.12%
(quar.)
Central
3-27
4-
4Vz %
Trust
(increased
3-1
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
10c
___________
5
3-
Coal
3-20
5.25%
„
.3-30
4-
95c
.
__
— Cbmmon
3-
1
3-
1
$1.25
(initial)
corp., Ltd. tquar.)_____
Rock-Products
(quar.)
3-21
(quar.)
4.60%
•
7.77
3-16
4-
—.—
(quar.)
Consolidation
4-16
.
25c
preferred (qugr.)
preferred>.(quar;)______
6% 'preferred- Iquai'.__—7—
Central'Securities Corp,, common:
/■•■ $1.50 preferred (quar.)_
3-16
.
,3-16
4- 1
2c
__—
_
3-15
4-
.
25c
40c
/ 100%
* preferred.,^ (quar.)___—_—_——_
Indiana
.
*
74'//77:
5% preferred (quar.)
Brooke' Bond (Canada), Ltd.— *
'
:
i 4.16%
preferred (qha.r.)—.——I
Brown-Forman* Distillers Corp. (Del.)—'
Class A (quar.)_
Consolidated
4-
.
3.50%
4-10'*
$3.80 preferred '(quqr. )________
Brockway Glass, common (quar.)
B
$1.7$
(quar.)—
preferred
4.92%
Central
;;
*
3-15
1
4-
27%c
^
Consolidated Paper
2
4-
2oc
-
(quar.)
Investment
3-15
3-23
30C
—
Public-Service—
Central
6-11
bearer
Wall JCprp._™___—__-—
;
preferred
'7/4.64%: preferred
2
r
.
6o—
1
Industries
Corp.
3-20
30c
-
from- investment.income)/
3-15
2
3-31
-
$1.12 y2. -1
(quar.)i
A
^lght,' commoii
Central
—
Class
(quaf.)---'--——
com. (quar.)
America,
.
Gas
Foods
4-
30c
Foundry (quar.*)_____,^__^_
Central ^Illinois
4-22
:
4-
152.20 '
a
f*
3-2
-
4-13
93 %c
t$i:"i5'%
4%%. preferred (quar.)
t$i.l3
4;Vi'% preferred, (quat)v--—,r.f____i_i:—
Oxygen, Ltd.. Ordinary—
,/ -- ^ .77.?
Pinal for veaf ended Sept. 30, ,1961——
6%%
Taunton
Consolidated
(quar.)_
4-* 2
$1.24
preferred (quar.)_;
___7—._.—
Illinois Electric & Gas—;
7/
22c
Common* (quat. ) /
$1.02 %
7 4:10%
preferred (quar.) ______-__i7—_____
4.10%
preferred B ^^quar.)^——-— * $1.02%
*4.75%'preferred (quar.)
; $1.18%
$1.20
4.80% preferred (duar. j i-L—i.—™-
3-16
■
2
3-20
1
Brockton
3-30
preierrcd
4-
;
v
•
3-16
1,'
Broad; .&
4-27
1C
ic
Central
9
3-9
*
-3-30-.
425c
4-
British
Consolidated
4*96%
3-12 *:
3-
4-
•
Products
4.-35%
preferred (quar.
„4ya% preferred (quar«)->
______
4.75% preferred ..(qvLgr._———
'
3-26-
•
155c
>
2
3-
-
3-30.
30c
V ^2c-
;
(quar.)__
com.
3-30
5%
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
25c
ending; Sept.
income tax)'_
telephone,
4-27
$5
2
Y.,i—
(N.
Consolidated- Electronics
;
dividend--'-—-—
Stock
Central
year
1962, free of British
30,
Co
3-12
Central Coal & Coke—^
-
4-13
6%'/ v 'preferred:- (quar,)——L.
t$1.50
/"' 5%%' preferred1 (quar.)_—__L_/__i__/I__ t$r.433A
British
Edison
5-15
Holder*
4-
$1.25
(quar.;
quar.»
1
-
2-27
taxi-
ordinary
and
the
UnitiaA
commou
3-31
Central
$20c
is-a)____-^i__/
1961 free of British income
pence lor
(quar.)_
?hd- preferred, (quar.).——_r—
Instruments Corp. (increased)
Aguirre; Sugar; (quar.)——^■/
Cenco
3-15
3
,
Co.,' Ltd. (qUar.) J//./."
Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
"
Registered and ordinary bearer (one shill¬
ing, one pence for "the year ended Sdpt.
Bush
7%
3- 9
,
r
American
30,
Ltd.
preferred'series
4-27
-
British American Oil
! (seven
Co'i*p;v
Celanese! Corp., of*
9
4-
_______
Ordinary
New
2
$10c
(quar.
Steel
22c
://'
Bridgeport" Gas, common (quay.) _i__/i_:4/%5(28%* preferred
(quar.)-ii;_-__i—
Bright (T./G.)- & Cov,
5%
preferred :(huar/)U—
Briilo Mfg.
(quar.)
Bristol Brass Corp.
(quar.)l__
Bristol-Myers, 3.75% preferred (quar.)—/_
;
Ceco
30c
-
-
6-
3>
.
Cigar Corp.,. $5, pid.
Consolidated
'
—
Assurance
Light
When
Payable of Rec.
10c
preferred (quar.>_
6s tower
tquav,)
40c
10c
dividend-—
Stock
Traction'Light & Power—
British-American
$1.12 Vz
$5c
-r
7 Vic"
-
_____
(accum.j
common (initial)
(s-a)—-
2
..
3-14 ;
,
2 c/o
6%- preferred (quar.)^__ai__>._l—_
/__
Brewer <(C.) & CO., Ltd. __//_JJ_/,:./-__./i_/':
British
rt
162 ViC
t683/4C
Produtts:__/_____
(E. J.) & Sohs, new
4-
—
6 7
4Vi%
___
Inc.. $1.20 preferred
Bra!lorne" Pioneer Mines, Ltd.
•
i
I68%c
Bowl-Mor
Brazilian'
Asbestos
Cato Stores
Connbcucut
Inc.,
'
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5%%
3-28"
$.447
3-31
15
Per
Connohio,
Consolidated
6-6
3-
-,
Share
of Company
Name
3-15
3-23
l-
Scott
Pirie
Cassiar
3-30
'-3-20 1
12 ViC '
Concrete, class A (quar.)
Boston Personal Property Trust:—™
Bowaters Mersey Paper, Ltd.— V V - 5Vi% pref. (quar.)
/
I
.1
BowaterCorp. of Nortn America, jjia.—
5%■< preferred < (quar.)
z—a_
4-4
-
4-ia'
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Carson,
3-16
*
-4-
15C
4VzVc preferred (quar.)r—
■•Carter'"f-J;WvTCof (quan)lr,
3-16
,
2
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
'
40C '
investment, incomeV
3-27
4'-,' 2
4-
:
3-15,
4-23
10c
•
Bowman
2
30C
Bostic
Bowser.
8-21
93%c
,3%% 1st pfd, (quar;)_.s
Carolina 'Telepnone «& Telegraph
(quar:y_L._
Carriers
& General
Corp.
(quarterly from
<
'When
Share
Company
Carnation Gompany^
11-19
4-
300
-
Borman
1
$1.37 Vz
—
(quar.
A--,---,
1
9-
11-30
25c
•
Quarterly
1
'
Per
5-21
6-
250 "
___
Name of
Payable of Rea:.
Share'
(quar.)__
(1323)
Holder»
When
Per
Name of Company
Blue Bell, Inc.
Chtdnicle
Number 6143; The Commercial and Financial
Volume, 195
(quar.)
preferred
;
—
(quar.)
—
CO., common (quar.).
(quar.)__
———
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Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd.—
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preferred
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—
Dover 6s Rockaway RR- (s-a)
:
Dow
Brewery,
Ltd.' (quar.)
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(quar)
———
Dragon Consolidating Mining
/
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(quar.)___
—
Extra
3-
4-16
4-13
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on
3-
2
3- 9
3-
page
9
52
The Commercial and Financial
<
(1324)
16
Chronicle....
Monday, March 19, 1962
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
;
-
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
.
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range tor Previous
YYY/
YY
Highest
18
55
Dec
21
3
75
Apr
7
17 3i Sep
25
Dec
22
24%-Jun
5
22% Jan
61% Nov
30!
23% Jan
3
Adams-Millis
90% Jan
2
Aeroquip Corp
35% Jan
17
11% Jan
5
16% Feb
20
Air
Control
8
84
Mar 12
Air
Products
Jan
18
62 % Jan*
84
30% Jan
5% Mar 24
2
70% Feb
Jan.-24
4
8
4% Feb
Air
7
A
19
32% Jan
3
41% NOV
9
38
Jan
11
40% Jan
<3
20% Aug
9
19% Jan
2
21% Feb
5
37 % Dec
29
45% Nov
29
31% Jan
29
39
Jan
2
88% Jun
8
Dec
11
91
Jan
4
93
Feb
4
4
7
43
40
Jan
6
89
Dec
117b Jan
5
Alleghany Corp
5
48
51
3
12% Jun
27
36% Jan
5
19% Jan
9
3
49
Mar
7
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4
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2
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3
16
Jan
42
24
100% Jun
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93
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57
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Allen
4
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2
447b Jan
31
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22
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18
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6
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25
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23
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8
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Highest
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6143
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NEW YORK: STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
1
Range for Previous
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Armstrong Cork Co
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Armour &
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18
18
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15
59
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32% Jan
30
37
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27y8 Jan
24
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11
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26
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21
71
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Jan
24
328
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97% Jan
30
100 y4 Mar
23 % Jan
2
28 y4 Mar
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26
9
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30
82% Nov
27
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25
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Jan
3
159% Dec
81
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6
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19
27 y4 Jun
6
18
2
353/4 Feb
8
87
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-
48% Jan
16
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325
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■
4
88
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88
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2
72
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33% Jan
4
59% Sep
53
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19
133
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11
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3
33% Jan
3
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82 %
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102
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27
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10
34
26
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81
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pfd
9
8
191/4 Feb
26
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84
28
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59% Dec
57% Sep
8
30% Dec
85 % Mar
8
.
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16
633/4 Mar 16
23
39% Jan
2
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19
26% Feb
7
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9
38% Mar 16
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53
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2
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5
56% Feb
1
43% Mar
21
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26
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29
18% Jan
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8
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27
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79
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4
2
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12
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1
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3
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11
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68
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17
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2
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113
23
6
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28
26
23
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2
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8
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10
17
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25
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2
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8
18
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24
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19
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31
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8
29
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3
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3
31
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4
29
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3
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5
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6
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12
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100
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issued
Canadian
59%
14%
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15%
Corp
preferred
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59%
13%
24%
•
16%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
,27% Feb
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8114
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2
55
see page
-
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3
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2
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39
104,900
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18
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44
20
18
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4
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94
14,200
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87
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59
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26
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1
27
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300
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7
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61
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113
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8
9314
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
4%% second preference—
Burndy Corp
'
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112%
9,200
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8
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84
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17,700
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21
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1
100
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19
21% Jan
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10%
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59%
39%
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Apr
3
84
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86
4
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8
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15
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10
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'
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1
13
82 Vs Sep 29
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18
90%
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38
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96
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80%
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3
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Co
82
17%
89%
10 %
100
preferred series A_
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46%
17%
8
2.50
Brunswick
45%
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82
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preferred
4614
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25
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45%
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-
90
1
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52
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Jan
27
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3714 Feb
22% May 10
24% Nov 28
68
2
2
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81
;
13% Jan
38%
45
50%
'
12
373/4
37%
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5214
Bristol-Myers Co common—
314% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
23
12
26
51%
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
13
87% Feb
38% Feb
>
9914 Feb
4
3514
26%
45
5%
Mar 16
3 >
83 y2 Jan
35%
3614
Braniff Airways Inc
8% Mar 13
88V4 Jan
35%
26
51%
Boston
6
7
63/4 Jan
63
'35%
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19
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6114
35
26%
37
Boston Edison Co
4% Feb
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613/4
62
•
86%
51
Borman
9V2 Jan
12,000
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36%
2
11% Feb
'
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6
2
20
2,100
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8614
45
2
2
8
14914
25%
26%
51%
Borg-Warner
3
Jan
May 18
14% May 15
Jun
Mar
14914
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26%
61%
81,700
149%
26%
27%
'8614
35
;
8,200
42%
149
14914
3414
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47%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Bond Stores Inc
5
9% Jan
14
"11
Feb
Mar
91
y
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4114
46
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45'%
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11
26%
700
113,800
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37%
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47%
:
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42
45
511a
'
67
46%
100
,
126
1%
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9
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
46%
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15,800
26,900
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2
48% Jan
34%
26 %
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86%
5,600
72
61%
63
34%
149%
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283/4 Mar
Jan
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150
25%
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86%
9,600
73%
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Brooks
70
2
25%
10.100
95
18%
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34% Mar 13
..
/
1.
1
150
150
25 Vh
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50c
Laughlln Inc
(E W) Co
'
:
5
100
32% Jan
12
1
100
common
pfd series of 1951
333/4 Feb
7
22% -Jan
3
-8
25
14
3
28
27 y4 Mar 14
10
55
Mar 13
35% Jan
Jan
79% Jan
-Aug 18
Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp common
3
"
3
Jan
31% Sep. 26
22% •Jan :3
.
40% Jan
May 15
12% Jan
71
.
47% Mar 15
40% Jan 24
~40
28
13214
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1403/4 Sep
2,400
100%
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19%
34
*
340
27%
135%
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95
173/4
28%
133%
34
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54ya
3,300
17,400
56
46%
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124
9,000
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21%
>
2,900
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47
213%
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1,600
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30%
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2,300
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340
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3214
2814
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72%
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Inc
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500
41%
72
50
preferred
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&
42%
41
19%
5
.
conv
Benguet
20
4214
42%
19%
71%
No par
preferred
$4.50
4314
41%
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72%
2
Corp
Bendix Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
31
43
42%
72
19%
1
;
Bell Intercontinental
4414
1
Belding-Heminway
55% Mar 15
8
11
Jan
Life Savers
2,400
31%
95
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25
32%
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753/4 Jan
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5
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150
3,700
35%
68%
320
32%
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57
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Jan
118
1
preferred
Instruments
Beck Shoe
' -J
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12.50
Mills Inc
Beckman
35%
' 30%
No par
common
preferred
Beapnit
Feb
56%
1
Distilling Co
Co
prior
conv
4%%
56%
>
6,800
108*400
24%
19%
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10
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(James B)
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Beatrice
2
1523/4 Jan
95
&
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19
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18%
43%
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29
63 y2 Jan
16
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46
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31
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1
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17% Jan
4
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16 y» Apr
5
28
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17
20
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32
100
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17% Mar
>
100
Products
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100
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316
11
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100 '
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common
Aroostook
Oil
Baxter
463/4 Jan
59
Mar 18
31
Ohio
stamped
Preferred
22% Feb 21
853/4 Mar
8
16
87
:
series
non-cumulative
24
17% Mar 14
■1'
&
Common
4%
18% Jan
4
94% Jan
preferred
4% preferred series C
Baltimore
1
20% Jan
81% Jan
99%
93%
32
Mar
8
13
,33%
102%
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102%
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333/8 Feb
11
27
275
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91%
102
94
27 y8 Aug
Apr
35%
102 Vz
13
4
2
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8%
16%
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18 %
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85 V2 Jan
24% Jan
21% Dec
31% Deo
17%
36%
5
98 % Jan
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3
35% Dec
18
36
36
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52%
15%
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18
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&
7%
16%
17%
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•
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8
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3
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9
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47% Jan
20
183/4 Feb
8%
51%
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46% Feb 27
15% Jan
14%
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63
15
13% Mar
52% Sep
52 IV
14%
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2
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8
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91% Nov- 17
21% Dec 22
11!
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: "
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4
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2
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9
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20
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3
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15
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50
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1326)
..,
Monday, March 19, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK, EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
4
20
26 ?a Jan
3
Mar 13
36
16% Jun
11% Jan
Jan
96
52% Mar 30
•
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32 Vi Jan
3:
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6% Dec
22
Oct
.
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89
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97
32% Oct
v
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15
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6
Jun
28
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5
11
81% Jan
10
42% Feb
3
34% Dec 28
30% Jan
8
10
19% July 21
18% Jan
19
Jan
29
68
58
5
22% Jan
3
28% Jun
3
34% Jun
5
38
Mar
6
50
59
Mar
7
75% Oct
27% Jan
24
24
Dec
8
28
54
Jan
46
'Central
2
Sugar
75 % Mar
9
5%
36% Jan
2
Central
51
Jan
19
100
Feb
preferred
27
Sep
7
99% Nov
94% Jan
2
57% Jan
18
79% Dec
6
68% Jan
30
71% Jan
5
Central
Illinois
17
Sep
18
26
Feb
6
18 % Jan
8
24% Jan
22
Central
RR
38
Jan
24
47% Nov
22
38% Jan
24
46% Feb
21
Central
&
25
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
30% Jan
30
32% Jan
2
Central
Feb
2
23% Nov
9
9% Jan
8
3
79% Dec
3% Jan
40% Sep
■
May 31
8% Nov 27
4
57
28
Century
Jan
4
Cerro
60% Jan
2
Certain-teed
26
35
42% Jan
28% Feb
5
46 %
Mar 24
8
33
16
44% May 17
20% Jan
31
20% Mar
.28% Mar 13
23
9
30 % Nov.
8% Feb
6
16
Chain Belt Co
38% Feb
98% Feb
16
27
24
34 Va Jan
10
Nov
28
91 lA Jan
2
4
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15
8
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4
3
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3
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28
32
3
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67% Jan
5
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7
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12
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8
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40
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18
31
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11
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11
Chesapeake &, Ohio Ry common—25
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Jan
31
13% Jan
4
20
Jan
26
18% Feb
62
Feb
17% Jan
22% Jan
,
27
23% Jan
3
38
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27
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22
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26
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Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par '
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
5
18% Jan
22
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Jan
4
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21
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3
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Jan
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,
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Aircraft
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.
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Corp
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42
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35%
55
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60%
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March 16
55%
'
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45%
v:: 42%
.
35
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26% Jan
90
Jan
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—
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South
-
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com—No par
-100
Soya Co
92
56
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Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
'Central Illinois ;Light
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preferred
59%.
44%
;
45%
> 76
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B
series
1 •
42%
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38%
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60
41%'
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Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
Feb .21
49
Aguirre
<
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44%
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1
Central
9
31% Mar
38% Nov
3
38% Jan
23
.
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;
35
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13%
100%
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35
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Corp
13%
100%
59
Sales for
Friday
March 15
55%
13%
•*;. V-7%;.. #%v;v-
12.50
-.-100
preferred series A-100
Instruments
2
Jan
72.
20
1'
Amer com—No par
preferred
,
23% Jan
25
24
45% Jan
July 12
5 Vo
Cenco
'
Mar 16
;19
*'VT 47
preferred—
conv
ceiotex
2
Mar 13
;26% Feb
9
25% Jan
5
18% Jan
:
'2nd
4% %
28
20% Mar
73% Dec
Jan
162 % Oct
M/V 7%
87 % Mar 12
•
32 %
T
.
55%
32%
'
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preferred
Celanese Corp of
8
129% Mar
19
24 % Jan
17
857/8 Apr
3
71% Jan
'
129
Jan
Jan' 10
43% Mar 14
54%
'
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7
Caterpillar Tractor common_No par
4.20%
preferred J:
1
—100
Ceco Steel Products Corp
—10
29
.",55
13%
58%:;'.59% ■••»:
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:
preferred—
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22
8
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(J I) Co common—
7%
4
4
98
23
Jan
34
Case
3
Jan
42% cJan
2
;;' 26% Mar 13
31
3
Jan''
95 % Jan
May 23
'
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9% Jan.
3% Jan
70
-2.% Mar 12
Inc—
;
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Thursday
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>
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,
32%
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Carter Products
Mar 12
77
■
41% Aug 29
8
36% Jan
18
7% Mar
1
.55
Mar 13
>5
_
54 %
'
-
32 VA
i
13%.
100%
common.!.,
;
—10
4%%, preferred
——————50
Carriers & General Corp
f-l-
47% Mar ,7
2
3
15
Mar 20
28% Dec 29
22
24
Jan
13 %
Light——No par
Carpenter Steel Co_
Carrier
'
11
Jan
3
¥•>,15-.
6
&
45% Mar 14
45% Jan
9
90% May 31
•2% Nov
Power
62 % Feb
v.62% Jan
Oct
13% Apr
25
52
15
Carolina
Ohio
&
L
•
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March 14
"
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Ry_100
:
Clinchfield
30
•
1
46% Feb
Corp
Carolina
22
32% Jan
;;/'
28
24
74
Carlisle
■
AND
Wednesday
March 13
53% • 55 I
,^.32% ,32%
10
Tuesday
■
i
5
■
8
101% Mar
Monday
March 12
Co_
Jan
40
May 19
47% Apr
36% Nov
10
40% Jan
:27
,
Par
:
Mfg
39% Jan
57
13
62% Nov
39% Jan
Co
(Philip)
Carey
11
14% Mar 16
6
■
43 Va Jan
32% Jan
8
12
Carborundum
Mar 16
56
2
24
,12% Feb
6
102% Oct
91% Jan
Jan
30% Jan
48
5
60% May
43% Dec
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
Year1961
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105 Va
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6
24'A Oct
27
40 y2 Jan
20
24 Va Jan
3
14
12% Jan
19
14
32% Jan
18
38% Jan
42
Feb
27
48 *A Jan
2
Cleveland-Cliffs. Iron
62% Feb
,
51 Va Mar 20
45 Va Nov Ml
61
Jan
10
21 VA Jan
.'
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74
69% Feb
28
3
101 Va Feb
2
3
163% Mar 14
Cleveland
33 y2 Feb
6
35% Mar 13
^Special
;
50l/2 Mar
92% Nov
140
109
30
:77% Jan
15
July
Nov
V"
57
103
17
Corporation—'
Cluett Peabody & Co com
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1
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25% Jan
31
27% Jan
12
Coca-Cola
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5
'4
48 Va Jan
18
15
75% Jan
19
20
26
Jan
55
*
33% Mar 12
50?a Mar 17
23 Va May 17
*153A Feb
l
47% Jan
54% Feb
28
■>42% Jan
19
.38% Jan
-•27% Jan
16
&
Collins
19
3
8
No par...
5'%%
Corp
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1
Iron,
,3
:49% Mar 16
43% Mar
.
-fA
%
noncumulative
Columbia
1
23 % Jan
3
21% Jan
,30
Oct
26
Mar
12
35% Aug
18
Jan
5
78% Nov
29
77% Feb
28
50% Jan
11
76 % Nov
8
65% Jan
,23% Jan
13
35 % May 26
16
55% Dec
13
39% Oct
12
50% Oct
\ 29
4
v41% Jun
'
67
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9
44% Dec
27
107
>31
7% Jan
3
Jan
101
31
Jan
5
:10% Jan
:36 % Apr
7
.37 % Jun
13
20% Jan
5
50% Jan
3
^76
90% Nov 27
105% Apr
51% Nov
.37% Mar 13
Commercial
Solvents
45% Jan.
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.50
5
•40% Jan
*66% Jan
Engineering
6
13% Nov 28
3
Jan
*103% Jan
~
25
29
>11% Jan
4
115% Feb
.•
7
12% Mar
49
;41% Feb
23
Jan
3
9
58
2
26
2
2
,-67% Oct
I2
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19
35% Feb
Mar
49 Vu Jan
2;
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9
82% Jan,
t
26
30
2
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18
49% Aug 31
31
Dec.11
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2
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Consol Electronics- Industries
Foods
16
112;V;ii2Va
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142
93-VA
79 V*
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preferred—,—
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35%
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Cigar Corp
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-
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31%
47%
-48%
Cone Mills
Comsol
50%
78%
•.
86
r
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%
*
J
preferred——__™_100
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50
-
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26
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-
Elec—5-
26%
30%
15%
•
Nopar
Ohio
Credit
8
:!33%!
a.
—_5
common
Southern
Commercial
110% Mar
15% Mar 22
&
Combustion
*13% Jan
3
Pictures
preferred
5
29
3
"$4.25
Columbus
16
19
Jan
.
',31% Feb
43 % Jan
Aug
Columbia
17
72% Mar 16
.,55 Va 'Jan
109% Jan
12
Jan
79% Jan .26
-
100
10
26
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0
50%
47%-
System_*2.50
System .Inc
100
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>46 VA
67%
99
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(52. ..;•'
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12%
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23
31
L
Columbia Gas
51%
;X93 Va
32
—; ;>v
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lst pfd
..
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50
18
27% Jan
48% Mar
111% Apr 18
19% Mar 29
Jun
8
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.
Broadcasting
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35%
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98
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35%
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63 ?A
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64%
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13
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;30 Va
30
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109
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93
-13
66%*:
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;
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Colorado & Southern Ry—
39% Aug 16
..31% Oct
1
preferred series B
*
>>
...
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Aikman
Fuel
L
common
preferred
Colorado
: 96%
^100
:
Radio
17% Jan
23
10
$3.50
Collins
48>A Jan
;
29
42a,a Apr
9
•41% Jan
5
1
:
Colgate-Palmolive Co
3
32 -•-•: Mar 12
2
49 Va Nov
Jan
80 Va Mar
preferred
vl2%
-33%
*63'/a
*34%:\.i35%.
•...;".-„.50' />5!•%''•.
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Coca-Cola
29
13%
34%
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1
30'A
;
108 ?8
108
107%
r >
32 VA
46 ya
;
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-
stock—50
.4%
guaranteed
2
59?'# Dec
3
RR: 7%
108%
32 Y
:
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,
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44%
108
32
33%;
.30
13%'
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99 .--59%
gtdA*.-50.>,%63% i';63%
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&,
103% Jan
28 ?A Dec
■3
preferred
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v
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Co
3
'
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Mar
$4.50
Clevite
12
Mar 16
.
142
.
108%: 109'A-
109'A-
,
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26
77% Jun
14 VA Jan
:
.
5-_v1.3%-
;*
134 Va Jan
5
24
Jan
Corp
Co—"
89 Va Jan
6
17
Jun
8
Co
Cleveland Electric Ilum:common__15
2
71% July 10
:
Feb*
Va Jan
26
Oct
43
2
•
58% Jan
28
Jan
243/s Dec
"29
MM 96
Mar 21
36% Mar
•4
4
*
27
Nov
61
4
Apr
"77% Jan
133
15
'73% Nov
>101
10
Jan
;
108%
^—^-530%' ,31lA
No par
29% r 30 >
15%. Apr
:
53% Feb 23
33
preferred.—_•—No par ■' ...:
conv
32% Apr
3
"93% July 10
56 Va Jan
:5
$4.40
City Investing
^413A Mar 30
f
Sep
7
20
11% July 27
32
30% Mar
41% Nov
,
5.000
8,100
'
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-
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63
2,400
Y
7,200
8,800
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29% Jan
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45'% Nov
10
:40% Jan
3
■-6I7/. Jan
-4
>85% Nov
28
*75% Jan
23
92% Jan
4
100% Nov 27
94% Jan
3
13
98% Nov 20
97% Jan
2
89 Vij Jan
3
■
93
Jan
65% Jun
90
12
21% July
5
90 % Jan 11
17% Oct
95
6
Jan
3
34% Jan
Feb
9
28
24 Va Jan
9
93
12% May 15
58
Mar
*
3
May
5
48% Dec
3
77% Jan
1
29% Feb
24
44% Jan
103
Mar
13
111
6
85 % Jun
12% May
7% Jan
5
Feb
$4.50
preferred
23
$4.52
preferred
Nopar
28% Mar
9
93% Jan
5
Co_
Consumers Power Co
$4.16
com
7
82
Jan
Container Corp of America
4%
preferred
3
8
Jan
25
*19% Jan
11
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
107 y2 Jan
4
48V* Jan
2
>87% Feb
6
Air
Continental
Can
Inc
$3.75 preferred
1
Continental Copper & Steel
3
4
74% Nov 21
:
63% Jan
24
72% Feb
16
Continental
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
;
9% Jan
9
12 % Jan
29
Continental Motors
49% Jan
29
56
Feb
19
50% Mar
5
56% Jan
2
26
35% Jan
3
For
'
60% Apr
62
footnotes,
28
May 17
see page
-
27.
8% Jan
4
Feb
26
21:
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10
common
preferred
No par.:
Continental Oil
of
Continental Steel
-1
Delaware—.:
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Corp
7
.
42%
98%
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19
NEW YORK 'STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
24% Jan
4
30% Jan
3
"
27% Jan
4
.
26% Oct
88
3
18
34% Feb
31
Jan
11
34% Mar 16
Cooper-Bessemer
13% Feb
2
15% Feb
16
Cooper
Jan
4
63% Nov
4
89
<
3
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30
46 % Jan
93 %
•
11
72 Va J*n
Sep
4
1
44% Nov
29
82 % Mar
19% Feb
13
23% Jan
18
26
3
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45
12
Jan
'45
2
24
102
13% Aug 21
Jan
4
2
95
,
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3
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29% Dec
7
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12
Mar 16
15% Jan
19
68
Feb
16
70%-Jan
,12% Feb
13
32
27
19 V*' Jan
1
Mar
97/a Jan
28% Feb
10% Feb
20
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29 ;
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37
62% Feb
82
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16% Feb .'20
May *4
31% Jan;ll
7
67% Jan ,25
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46%
Nov
27
40% Jan
89
Nov
8
86 % Jan
14 Va Jan
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24
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24
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3
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1
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32.
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22
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7
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3
47% May
4
39
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8
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49% Jan
3
57V4 Feb
Deere
3
60% May 16
44% Jan ,11
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22% Oct
3
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7% Jan
3
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48% Jan
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56 V4 Jan
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31 Va Mar 14
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27% Jun
32 Va Jan
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69
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53% Jan
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12 Va Jan
4
; 14% Oct
19
22% Mar
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: 27% Jan
22
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14% Mar
8
181/4 Feb
16
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29% Jan
9
5
46 % Apr
31% Jan~ 3
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6
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21
Dec
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19
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22
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11
11
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6
13
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38
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8
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29
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>
2
19
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11
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24
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26
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8
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23% Apr
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63
8
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16% Jun
48% Nov
95
8
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13
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19
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16
37
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5
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8
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4
100
18
24% Jan
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7
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24
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7
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1
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2
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2
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3
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7
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2
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6
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2
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43%
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27%
27
27 V*
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80 VB
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6
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1
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2
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33
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27
144% Jan
29
8
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2
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2
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3
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13
38
footnotes,
see page
27
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94 Yz Jan
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80
8
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42
47% Feb
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13
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&
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14
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5
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14
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3
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8
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17
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'
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23
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Volume 195
Number 6143
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1329)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK,RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1961/
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Lowest
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16
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13
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27
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16%
16%
16Va
16%
15%
16
9,000
32%
1
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32%
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32
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32%
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33
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33
6,200
92
92
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1,500
4,000
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38%
38
38
54%
54
54%
54%
54
54%
54
541%
54
111%
4% conv pfd series B——
100
International Utilities Corp-com—5
$2 convertible preferred——_25
A Iowa Power & Light Co_
< Island Creek
$6
Coal common
preferred_^_^»
I-T-E
Circuit
Jaeger
Breaker
Machine
Co
1
—
Johnson
Johathah
&
Johnson,^.:
Logan
Iric.
—
111%
IIIV4
111%
lllVa
42%
42%
48%
42 Va
42%
42%
42%
48%
*48%
48%
48%
48%
500
45%
46%
46
46%
46 V4
22,200
24V4
24 Va
24 Vi
2,800
45%
241/4
54%
551/4
54
24%
54%
24Va
54%
24%
56
491/4
49%
49%
49%
49
49% V
48
48
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122 »/4
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21
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100
21%
14%
14%
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■
23%
14%
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14%
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64%
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67%
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55
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24 Va
3,700
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5,100
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5,400
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9,100
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20
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6.500
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85
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55 Va
50
55
55
28%
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24
-
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67%
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2,900
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84
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112
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550
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,
112
6,300
39,600
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43
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112%,
45%
,_5
38
541/a
1103/4
'
24%
3.50
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co—
1
-Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt • % pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common—
—_1
preferred;
Johris-Manville Corp;,..
43
♦49%
____i.
:
Elec Light & Power Co_
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
,3aA%
13'
38% Dec
2
8
27
"74% May 22
110% Mar 7
.'
Jan
211/4 Mar
8
80%. Jan
-
122i/4 Mar 12
7
13y« Jan
.
33
24
18% Jan
11'8
100
22%
4%
*16%
4'/2
4%
17
♦39 Va
*:
41/2
♦101/4
22%
No par
Iowa
33%.Dec
50
4%
16%
37
i-33%
,i
Va
2
24% Feb
4%
Xl67a
■
36%
*89 Va
:<
37
59%, Jan
.122% May 10
91 %
34 VB
341/2
34
3,000
27%
Feb
18
37% "
34 Va
♦89%
33%
37
47 7a
35%
53"
Oct
36%
♦891/2
36%
91%
33%
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co
17% Oct 24
37%
91%
37%
♦891/2
100
47%
94 Va
3
113
47%
10,900
27%
2
3
47%
1,400
37%
96
25'% Jan
A; 21% Jan
47% A
31
37
50 ? s Jan
Mar 16
47
36
3634
<
28
29
48 3/i Mar 14
47V4
V
35%
♦30%
31
37
26
50
37%
353,,
95Vt
Jan
'
36%
27%
23
21
*30%
36%
37%
36V4 Jan
19
35%
30%
35%
28
30
27
35%
30 Va
35'/4
95
26% Nov
453% Jan
35%
31
27%
4
<44% Feb
36%
♦30V4
94
;20% Jaa
5
*35%
31
.37V4
2
21
36%'
36
27%
7
Dec
8,300
37%
Mar
.
8,400
7%
273%
45
49
1,000
16 Va
7%
36%
50% Mar
62 Va Nov
28%
16 Vb
8
28
24
51%.Nov 24;
28%
16%
7%
36%
23
•
29%
16%
8 »/4
92%
46% Jan
.•
28%
16
8
35%
'40% Jan
3
29
15 Va
83i
91
x27%.
13
3
28%
15%
8'/4
Nopar
12
10
29%
151/4
8%
—Nopar
22
42% Jan
29Vi!
15%
com—8.33%
Silver
50% Jun
41% Jan
30 %
8%
33%
Limited—
52 Vi Nov
38% Jan
20
15%
91 %
Corp
12
.
70%
9%
729%
100
27
*
*70
70%
1,600
10,400
7,800
500
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40% jRtl
,
*70
50
21% Jun
•
70 Va
*70
701/2
*70
70
70
11,100
:
7% preferred
—25
International Tel & Tel com.No par
2
.
18 %
38%
Shoe
International
29
2
26 %
34
17%
37%
Salt
Feb
37% Mar 14
Feb
308% Nov
26 V4
33%
1
Resistance
29
;52% Jan
58%
18%
33%
preferred—.
International Rectifier Corp:
98
4
58
26%
*891/2
5%
1
22
i
4
100
2,800
34
A Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
2
607 s Apr
118 % Dec
44% Jan
58%
110
80
198
193 %
18
471/4
Canada
25
393+Nov
'
58%
58%
*72
26%
—50
Packers
26% Feb
6
30
80
192%
33%
common_____No par
29% Jan
38 Va Jun
*72
191
18%
Paper, common
^.2.50 A
preferred
L;
No par
; 28% Jan
35% Nov
80
192
620
114%
.
27
International
17
123% Mar
*72
1921%
-
16,300
*
preferred.,
International Mining
11
19
190
191
80
♦75
75%
192
*113
14,400
9Vb
4%
35% Apr
Dec
114%
34%
preferred———
100& Chemical com—5
42 Va Apr
% Dec 29
114%
18%
Minerals
int'l Nickel
..
11
23% July 12
.32% Jan 11
:7y
114%
*113
48
common
Harvester
7%
2
26
x
114%
600
33 Va
Interchemical Corp common—-__-5,
A;
4 % % preferred—.
100
20
94
•
Ar/
♦113
113
43
31%
Corp__
Alnsuransliares Ctfs
5
23y4 Nov.
99=%
Ingersoll-Rand
16% Sep
7:7,
37%
98 %
♦42
*26%
Inspiration Consolidated C0pper„20
16
Feb 28
37 V«
99%
6%
28
69% Mar 28
37%
98%
78 %
Dec
7
42%
37%
993/4
18%
25 A;
preferred
45% Dec
'M:
42%
37 V.
97V4
34%
No par
15
38Vi Oct
96
:
43%
*36%
271/4
^____100
3
15% Jan
*42%
37
97%
181/4
.50
.Int'l
85% Jan
431%
37
6%
Int'l
2,300
341/8
a——50
1
32 % Jan
8
88
96
43
43%
62
8
27
88
26%
preferred
16
74% Feb 27
88
12,200
%
—
Interlake Iron Corp
"International Business
12% Jan
28
87%
36 %
77%
6 %
^
Dec
87 -
;
88
18%
1
2
1
8634
—No par
;
43 5/s Jan
84V4 Nov .14
36 Vi May 16
:
7 A
93% Feb.
(
145
6
'-'.l2%:Dec%;4.:;v r 22% May 11
■
.;
3
9
27
54% Oct
27
58 Vi Jan
.
-
5
77% Jan
v
55% Jun
149Va Apr
3
4
34
Mar
578% Jan
57 Va Mar
'
142% Jan.
97
29
2
525% Jan
25
,
47 Va.
34%
A Inland Steel Co
2
36
27% May 31
May 19
Jan
46 V.
95%
Indianapolis Power & Light-No par •
Industria Elect De Mexicd-100 pesos1
58% Mar 16
54
47 Va
31
common—'
Indiana
16
47
27 %>
5
Mar 13
47;.' Jan
47%
47',4
Co.
41
;
7,600
110
46 %
88
x87 %
6,800
59%
88
9%
preferred—
2
59 Vi
-
45%
34'A
preferred
preferred
4.26%
5
87%
26%
»86 Va
34%
preferred^
Jan
-25%
59%
873/4
31%
—
RR
4.20%
2
26%
X59V2
7,100
34,800
93/,
Co
Power Co
4.08%
19
263/,
58 3/4
common—5
Co
Cement
Illinois
i
30
31%
series A
Refrigerator Co—
Central
A
28 Va
U9%
•
88
58 V.
*86%
88
28%
29 Vb
26%
26%
26%
58'%
100
29 Ve
273/4
34%
B
4.70%
48% Jan
261/2
571/4
v
42
28%
♦30%
series
4.42%.
151
593,8
♦41%
3,400
9%
common....
5
5
26 V'e
42
1,500
9
18
10
A
20
8
28%
8%
*41%
29%
271/4
1
series
Feb
5
28%
29 Vb
75%
1
Mar
Jan
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291/8
281/s
188
Power^.No par
46*"
431/4 Jan 23
Jan
&
48
Jan
41%
28'%
9
313/4
Inc
& Indust Inc
Power
Ideal
6
7 Vi Feb
411%
29%
113
100
5
64
42
413/4
8%
3,700
12,700
*9%
Corp
Illinois
Feb*27
'
33 % Jan
Idaho
,
2
87
9
23%
36%
100
2
9
8%
•
31 Vi
preferred
28
75 % Mar 16
14
49% Dec
5834 Dec
2
Mar
9%
9
23
-
9%
convertible pfd
Hussmann
•2
'
27 Va
29%
43%
common_No par,,
51% Feb
56% Jan 25
'
5%
A' 82'% Mar 15
26
70
10
5% Jan
-
441/2 May 22
50V4 May
4
23
71% Jan
'Oct
Jan
29V'a Jan
46% Feb
4
50% Nov
16
32% Jan
13
15'
'■
34
27
'
Hupp Corp
3
39V2 Oct
3
,41
Jan
34
27%
31 Va
Co
preferred
preferred
57c
8
21 Vi Feb
2
33% Jan
7
-9% Mar
32% Sep
48% Oct
28
31% jian
.'
71/2 Jan 10
333/4-
263/4
2.50
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
Hunt Foods
1
7% Oct
Stores
Sound
57c
23 V4
33
273/4
30
preferred—
Howard
2
23%
33
94
12.50 ;
Finance
4
101% Mar- 6
23%
26%
11,800 '
'
&.
Houston Lighting
-
23
33
9,400
4,200
•
50c
Winston
9
~
-"
37%
*9%
preferred
Hudson
66%
37 Va-
26%
'
25»/4
9%
66 Vi
37%
37%- -38 Va
r
31%
preferred—
4.40%
Howe
*33
67%
37 V.
.4,500-
127%
♦126Va
38%
9%
preferred
&
convertible
•
'.
•
66V2
373/4.
57%
.
■./; 47o
:
17% Feb : 8
7 551/8 Mar 16
1
''
Ball
3%%
25%
68%
37%
3334
♦22%
23 %
33%
67 %
23%
37%
127%
31%
A—
Mining
Household
Mar 13
68%
37%
x68
-•
38
9%
Corp
preferred—
$2.25
56% Mar 16
18
Jan
37%
"
'38%
26 %
;
Hbudaille-Indtlstries 'Inc common—3 :-il
31
Jan
" 76
23 Vi Apr
35 % Jan
Jan
90
/.
9
15% Mar 23
'
-.
68 V4
48
♦126%
38%
*126
29
Bearing Co__
5
Corp of America common—1%convertible preferred—„.J5X
Hotel
17% Jan
/161/4 Jan
J
: 47V2-,
39:
5
series
Chemical Corp
Hoover
47%
47
48
127%
39%
127 %-
*125
39
48
48 V2
47%
48%
127%
31%
common
convertible
Rineliart
3
Mar 10
85% Nov
Jan
90% Jan
;
127 Va Dec
'*'<
3
45
Apr
7
60% Sep
80% Jun
1
27
14% Jan
Holt
Holly Sugar Corp
14
40% Dec * 5
10
10% Dec
2
90 % Feb
5124% Nov / 8
;''
81% Aug 16
10
3
40 Vi Jan
'
23
86% Jan
15
30% Jan
9
'
3
88'% Jan
36% Feb
2
41V2 Jan
pfd
Electronics
10
51
15,800
28%
100
Corp common
conv
28
57c
31%.
__5
Holland Furnace Co
Jan
5
•
51/2%
Hoffman
,
463i Feb
/
;
preferred series A
30% Feb
36% Mar 16
6
74% Feb
5
88
Apr
-19
36
Sep 22
33% Jan 19
2
834 Feb
43% Aug 28
*
3% Dec- 15
16% Jan
y
i'..
19
17% Jan
Inc—.,-^
Corp
Hilton Hotels
301/2 Jan
:!
16
16y* Dec, 18
;
■
30% Feb
7
90
.
■'
2
343/4 Jan
-
9
Nov
53% Jan
July 14
Mar
-
31 Ya
34%
31
27% Jan
11% Mar 13
>
32%
2634
701,2 Jan
151/s Mar
A
30
Apr 2829% May 10
8% Dec
313/4
1
17
7s/s Mar 15
14% Oct
32%-
__5
Hewlett-Packard Co_
31/2%
31%
*41 %
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
Hewitt-Robins
Hill
32%
57 Va
4
4
13,200
31%
57%
2
13
2,300
31 Va
321/4
57%
14
Jan
34%
31%
8%
A
»
400
100
57%
Feb
33% Feb
•97*
57%
Jan
11
-30,100^
24%
_l
Co
29
•
100
*34 »/4
24 Va
24 %v
31
25
No par
19Va Jan
25
23%.
34%
33
preferred_No par
37
Jan
•97
1,600.
,18,700
31
87
2
91/8 Mar 16
24%.
700
36 V4'
.56%
34%
85%
15
307/o Jan
23%
100 '
*97
100
451/4
26
•
43% Mar 22
23V2
•?4i/4
70
35 Vi
,56
31
45 %
70 *
'
23%
24%
♦24 V.
24%
>.
31%
44%
Feb
31"
"
10
A
23%
♦86%
171/4 Jan
4
7% Feb
class
conv
55%
.
34%
22%
V
__100
8
35%
55%
56%
31
673,4
10
preferred—
69 V4
35%,
553^,
23 Vi
33%
86%
common
15
►69%
1,800
38
31%
371/8
A
1
78% Feb
21
30V'4 Jan
(G W)
69%
590
108%
:^37%
33%
47V4
17c non-cumulative preferred—25
Hercules Powder common
2 1/12
1
82
Helme
.
108%
-
38%
31%
8634
Co
573/8 Feb
•
28% Mar 30
■
92% Jan
108 Vs>
35%
35%
.
57%.
22%
A—1
class
36
69%
69 %
70
100
Industries
•38
33%
39
1
preferred
Curtis
108%
.39%
34%
♦125
•
No par
8.331/3 A
common
Helene
105% Jan
90•
Co
98%
107%
31%
5
2
6
2
>
3.65 7c
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250
*96
31%
50
Corp__
(H
15,100
96
♦105
108%
;
♦97
———40c
167 Vi Jan
18
Sep 25
18Vs Nov
66
17'
203 % Nov
"
112% Jan
53 Va
Nov
Heinz
96
98%
38%
A
>56%
100 v
34
1
common
Jan
26
'
:
Hazeltine
97
107%
108%
♦24
♦97
—5
Inc
*.
22%
A
_1
Hayes Industries Inc
4'
Jan
; < "36% Mar
"
48
81% Jan 31
-
19
115
30
3
:
Jan
Jan
Jan
'7
Jan
108-
;
*31% Jan
8
56
u.;
79'
-
2
Mar 16
27
•
•
34'
\
35% Jan
25% Feb
19
74% May 25
102% Dec
8
29% Jan
6
18
21 '
Mar 16
87
Mar
A/'. <17% Jan
73% Nov
■
28
27;
18% Nov
'
9
Aluminum
\
24%
5
Corp of America
57c preferred—
Haveg Industries Inc
36
>
•
21%
—100-
Scliaffner & Marx
57%
.
"*24%
.
_1
1.25
Hat
4l3/i Mar
26
"
8 % Feb
93%
•96
40 y*
70
70
35%
57-
7.50
com
Corp
35 3/4 Jan
27
42%
•105
107%
40
69%
_-_i
_!
24% Jan
6
Feb
42%
*92'%
93%
97
107
♦105
107
107%
41
35%
.
2.50
Harsco Corporation
Harshaw Chemical Co
"
•
-
Shares
42%
*92'A
97%
♦96
97 %
♦96
•105
107
40 %
100
2.50
World inc
&
107
1
Refrac
preferred—
Harcourt Brace
*96
107
-
1
Paper Co
HarbiSon-Walker
15
39 Vi Jan
34%-Jan
5
223/4 Mar 12
5
125:!i Feb
36% Aug
'
48% Mar 13
8
123% Jan
2
33 % Jan 24
V 62% Mar 7
May 24 f
44% Sep
7
.6
24%. Jan
431/4 Jan
128
19 A',
97
93%
97
97%
♦96 *
—„„J.A5""
Hammond. Organ Co
Hanna
(M A> Co—L:
'
58Va Mar 28
9
"
C0lx-—
Col—J
Hammermill
•96
the Week
March. 16
42
42%
♦105
5
Hamilton Watch Co common
A
4 c/o
convertible preferred
3
36% Jan
17
31 Vi Jan
.31
•
2
2
Jan
30% Jan
-
41%
♦92%
97
-97
25
Printing Co—
Hallicrafters
42
93
Friday
March 15
■;
.
Water—
,
(W F)
Halliburton
:
'24% Mar
3
42 % Oct
14
14 '
Oct
120% Jail
591/2 Feb
2.60
Co
H
.
Hackensack
301/4 Mar 16
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preferred
37
33% "
152 *
49 v
148%,
62'A
10
McCord
19
Mar
Co
McCall; Corp—
:
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Maytag
37%
18
37%
'60%
y
■■.'■'•; 18%
1;
preferred-"
3%,.%
Mays
;
3.
12
108% Mar 16
34
.
Dept Stores common/—,__5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par;
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No par •
$3.40
14
27
23% Jan
see
>.
Mar 15
25% Jan
60
com_Z_No par
Mfg
&
3,900
33,400
27% ;
15'%
33%
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:T29'%
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May
/
27
Feb
2
92
-
148%
preferred———J_ioo
Masonite
2 :
24
67% Feb
21% Jan
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—__5
Martin-Marietta:: Corp
6
41% Jan
30% Mar 13
Dec
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19% Dec 15
80 1
17
27
43
23% Jan
Jan
12
43
Jan
80
26-
45
Jan
20
39% Apr
44% Dec
3
16
Jan
29
30
4 'A %
' 2
81 % Mar 15
70% Jan
3
26
Oct
58 % Jan
81*
77% Feb
Aug 21
30
24
2
30% Jan
34% Sep
5% Jan
3$ % Mar
Aug
22% Jan
31
28% Jan
:
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Cement
15,700
17%
.
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100
Exploration:—
Field
24%
17.,
27'/a
33%
1%
V15%
,
,
Mo"ore___ 12.501
&
Corp
Corp—
Marsliall
24%.
17%:
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22'!i
17%
6%
i
390
.
10,200
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160 K /;
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Marquette
32% /
4,700
,
165,500
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36
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55
55%'
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.
44%
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47%,
,
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7
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50
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Maremont
13'
7
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99%
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>
1
57
8
■
60'%
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12
30% Jan
July 18
28% Jan
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4
94% Mar 16
86% Jan
25
12
3
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27'a ■'
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series
&
44%
/
17%
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.
8,500
;
20
27% '
37%
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Co
18% Jan
Feb
.
'
50%.
=.
39
72%
33%
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Manhattan
6 /
Mar
28% Jan
8
Magnavox
37%
;
22
-
•36
1%
17
.49/
—10
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Fund
24%
y,./26%
37%
27%
50,
:l"7, •:
17%%
27%
-
,
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.Mallory
% Mar 15
83% Dec
4
71 % Jan
Mar
46
48% Jun
Jan
.
Mar
27% Mar 15
35
99
6
12% Jan
30
7
•
14
10
13
79 % Dec
23% Jan
Jan
Oct
Feb
24
•Jan
72% Dec
July
<36%
48 % Mar 12
27
98
80% Aug
Jan
75
61
21
46% Mar 15
40'A Jan
34% Mar 10
81
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75% Jan
68
'
15% Feb
12
50% Dec
98 % Dec
25
,
5
8
26% Nov
May 31
91% Jan 26
34
23 % Jan
5
1%
^50
_i„
'preferred
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47% Nov
37% Jan
37%
22%
,
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preferred
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25
26%
,
•
15,000
24,500
2,100
32
,
19%
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31%
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--
42%
72
32%
v;
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27%
15%
12:
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15
16
17%
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87
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vy
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78%
•
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1
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67 % Jan
31.7 a
17%
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5%%-'
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91% Feb
,
17% Z 18
22%
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33%
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100
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MacAndrews
fMack
23
Jan
%
87%
47%
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:
99 V 100
100
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19%
•
23%
;;
40;
31
44%
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25
35%
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>
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;
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40
.
./.40^-v.40%V
22% ; 22%
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27% July 19
27
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72%
-
95 ••/
81%
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77%
39%,
:
100
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62
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34% Jan
86
28*
8.
44
87,
37%
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r
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preferred
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44%
-
33%Z.34'%
36%./: 37%
1
common—
Louisville .&
19%.-:
27
59% •/ 61.%
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——
13
19%:
6%
...
10
10
19%
6%
14
Feb
63
18% Mar 28
77 / May 17
23,
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31%
39%
:
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80%
84%
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preferred
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31%
61%
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99%
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.
v.
40
v
;
-
89
.
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39%
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.
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-
12
I_Ii
36% Jan
6
207% Feb
1
7%
•
v
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'
86%;.
42%
*
24%
33%:.. 36.;- /
common
D
Lorillard
149% Mar 13
24
series
-
6%
.....
.
_20
preferred.;
91
43
31%
1
23 %
.
32 %
•/••
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v
.
82
81%,
88'
46%
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preferred—'
103
58% Mar
t
conv
Island
3
32% Jan
3
4.84%
A
3
24 t,
L
pfd
Inc
Gas
May 25
...
17
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Corp—
Cement
Jan
28
19
Star
88% Jan
Oct
12
Star
Lone
56'A Mar 16
12
Theatres
Lone
90
4
12
72% Nov
4-
20
101% Jan
Dec
91% Dec
3
Feb
53 % Jan
148
8
;
common—
Aircraft
81%
/
81%
39%.
<:./ >■/
;
44
37%
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:
25
com
Litton. Industries; Inc—/__
Lockheed
95
80 %
-
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41%,;*;.'
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32
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39
40
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non-cum
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76
27 %
7
Tulip Cup Corp
5
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/
/
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2
75
49/.
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2
152% Jan
8
Jan
■
18
23
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2
57
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/
25% Jan
8
Dec
44% Jan
-
13
&
75-:
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Liggett
2
43% Jan
51% Aug 18
46 % Dec 22
8
-
v
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1
Lib by McNeil &
Feb
62%
47%
19%
25%
37%.
■
1
Refineries
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78
,
89
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200
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49%
22
61% Mar 12
14
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&
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V
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86 %
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15
1
93%
1
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>
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Llbbey^Owens-Ford ; Glass Co
_5
153% Feb
21 % Feb
29.
45% Dec
21
Corp
'
./
.
47%!
86%
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1
com
*
99%
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47% Jan
/
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27'% Jan
8
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110
26
35
32 % J
Feb
39
3
Jan
<
28
53
13
4
30
39% Jan
Apr 14
59% May
3
4
85
Dec
Lehn
29 % Nov
16
35
149
170 ;/
Jun
39% Jan
3
8
27% Feb
2
11
100:
136% Jan
6,
Nov
Jan
IV/2 Jan 24
'96% Mar 6
:
42% May
9
56% Apr 17/
33% Mar 29
71/
43% Feb
Lehman
'
5.;
165% Dec
>
87% Jan
7:
Industries
i»
88 %
48%
80%
'
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31%/
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No
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v
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$1.50
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73
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Co
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107
,
79,
81% /
'
109
.-
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73%
V '
;
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59% Mar 16
9 i
Jan
55
22
152% Dec
26
44 % Jan
11
Portland
9
35% Feb:
8
32% Jan
■
8
Feb
7
36% Mar 12
46'% Aug 10
60% Mar
7
v
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31 '/a Jan
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V
1
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106%
■
47%
40
-
46
Z
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109
109
39%:
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Coal
Lehigh
1% Mar 16
24 <
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Lehigh
109
109
81%
61
43%
86%
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Leesona
28
49
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98
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41%
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37
97
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39
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72%:-
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Bryaht
Lear
Jan: 15.
11
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Co
preferred7 series
Lanvin*Parfums
227
1% Jan
16
Gas
4.32%
22,000
36%
81%
,
40
II_IlV
Paper Co
4,40<j
.4,100,
49
93%.
93 %
560
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73%
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91%
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42 %f>
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2
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37
36%
♦98
81%
87%
11
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
20% Dec
33% Feb
Co/u.—....
109
;*39%
80%
A
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•
37%
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Co:,-
Co
Laclede
41
100 «'
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8
18% Jan
29
20
2
36% Jan/
21% Jan
Kroehler M'fg
12
36% Jan
14
8
3
5
17'% Mar 16
Aug 31
Oct
Mar
31% Jan
9
11% Jan
8
&
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17
36%
49%
92%
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15,800
102 %
98
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102
94 %
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40
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Kroger
11
21
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16
27
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Kresge
Kress
Jan
12% Jan
&
preferred
Apr
39% Dec
45
-
4%
Korvette
-
25% Mar 12. 5
25% Jan
Apr
'
49% Mar 13
29
Feb
Steel
Co
17
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91%" :
•
82
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Industries
102
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v
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KLM Royal Dutch
Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common./
v
Feb:26
88
2
81% Jan
28
11% Jan
Mar 16
44%, Mar 14
44% Dec
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Oil
Z_
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King-Seeley Thermos
6
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34% Nov
Co
Kerr-McGee
'
3
12
6
30% Jan
5.,
19
23'
19
3,
Dec
Jan
16% Feb
<
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20% Jun
Kennecott Copper
Kern County
Land
:
377/s
■!
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98
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' 77,% ; 78%
V'"5
92
98%'
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March 16
36%
49
,
109
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79'A Jan
33% Mar
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36%
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Kelsey. Hayes Co
70
102
102
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100
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Light
5.
46% Feb
41
4
Electric. Co
49%*
-
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Corp
2 >:
41 % Jan
9
28
Jan
3
&
Power
Kayser-Roth
Jan
91% Mar
8
8
Feb
Kansas
-
98
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♦107%
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;;
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•
86
8
74% Jan
37% Jan
48% July 31
3»
Jan
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29 Va Dec
14 z
Jan
48-
80% Mar 12
11
4
40% Jan '
18
Mar 16
40
93 1
4
14% Nov
Dec
57% May
27
36'
37% Jan
5
27.'
21
Kansas Gas
78% Mar 16/
67% Feb 26
42% May 23
Sep
32% Jan
49% Feb
preferred
preferred
69%
:
Salds for
,-Thursday
March 15
J7.
37%
35%
35%
•
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r
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,
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Monday, March 19, 1962
,.
March 11
.
50
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68%
101%
>
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Wednesday-
4
■"■'
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preferred
69%
37%
i
21
26% Jan
1
,
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4% non-cum preferred—-—
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Corp
preferred
:/ 4/35%
4
Jan
„
66
22% Mar 16
94% May 16 v
52
86^
17
preferred
4.20%
-
40% Jan.22 /
9
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Jan
•45% Feb
1 ■:
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46
50% Jan
26
68%
101%' 102
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,
.
preferred
convertible
4%
8
>
,
preferred
4.50%
:
93% Mar 13
38 % Jan
28
>
8
Jan
89
3
80% Feb
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54% Nov
12% Jan
Jan
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8
89.; Jan
9
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31
convertible
•
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March 13
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100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
<
3.80%
preferred _•
100
79% Mar 14
9
Chem
&
4%%
4%%
107% Mar 16-
9
27/;
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96% Nov
27
Jan
10
Alum
4% %
109% Mar 16
7i% Jan
■
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12
80% Jan
84% Aug 25
Jun
12
Kaiser
Mar 16
49 % Feb
3
Jan
Mar 15
13 i,
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89 1
98
1031!
6
Nov
82
18
Jan
105
Jun
87:
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May 19
122 *
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88% Jan
25
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34
Mar 20
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fEarle M) Co
1
16% Jan
21% May 26
48
Highest
65% Mar
v
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Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
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24%
31%
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Range for Previous
STOCKS
.
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Lowest
Highest
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
Apr
uu
86 % Dec
11
24% Mario
9Vb Jan:
11
Apr
59% Mar 10
3
70% May
89% Jan
Mar 14
12% Jan
31
14% Jan
preferred—____
Mergenthaler Linotype Co_
*
2
52% Jan 12
/
MetrUt-Chapman
of
&
Trust-^-Uhits
58% Feb
15
Metro-Goldvvyn-Mayer Inc.. .No
3
86
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Metropolitan
97
May 27
93% Jan
2
93 % Jan
13
84 % July
3
4
81
3
94
3
% May 24
58 -• NOV 17
4
Feb
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29
98_
Mar 13
Jan
9
8
95
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373/4 Mar
2
9
5%%
*
123 3/4 Dec
Jan
2
70 Va Feb
8
/
Midwest
23
40 3/i Feb
5
i
Miles
4
303/4 Aug
i
22% Jan
29
24% Feb
8
120'/4 Jan
29
133 % Jam
2
98% Jan
2
19
170% Mar 10
97% Dec
20
663/8 Dec
29
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The Commercial and
24
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Volume
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Number
6143
,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1333)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous "
LOW
1
Year 1961
Lowest
"
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
March 12
Par
March 13
AND HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
March 14
Friday
March 15
the Week
»•
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195
Number- 6143
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
33 JA Sep
93
29
9b
97% Jun
27?
Sep
151
Dec
'115
20
3 % Dec
1
29
22
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35 '/3 Jan
43% Jan
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Jan
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84
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3
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bonds mature. Figures after
the
when
one
LOW AND
Range Since Jan.
YORK
NEW
STOCK
4%s
Treasury
4s
Treasury 4s
May 15
,
—
4s
3%s
Treasury
Nov
3y2s
Treasury 3y2s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Jun
98.10
100.5
99.11
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point.
PRICES
Thursday
'
-'March 15
Ask
Bid
Friday
'•*-
Sales for
7 March 16
Ask
Bid
.Week
Ask
r. Bonds
102.18
102.26
102,10
100.24
100.28
"100.24
100.28
10-1.4 v.
100.13
100.17
99.2
98.12
98.24
100.9
V.
99.6
100.6
99.11
100.12 -"7-^^
100.8
98.14
100.4
99.13
98.30
'
100.11
98.6
100.6
99.11
100.8 "100.12
99
98,24
100.7
,98.20
100.4
99.14
100.5
99.10
100.12
..
98.12
98.20
10O.5
«
99.12
92.22
92.30
92.22
92.30
92.18
92.26
92.22
90.10
90.12
90.20
90.2
90.10
89.28
90.4
90.2
90.10
90.12
89.6
89.8
89.16
89
89.8 1
88.26
89.2;-v
88.26
88.30
89.6
98.25
98.23
98.25
1998
88.30
88.30
89.6
89.8
89.16
15
1966
98.22
98.24
98.24
98.26
98.23
98.25"
98.23
92.30
90.10
•
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89.2
88.20
88.16
88.24
88.16
88.24
88,16
88.24
88.16
88.24
88.10
88.18
88.12
88.20
88.8
88.16
88.4
88.12
88.6
88.14
99.18
99.20
99.18
99.20
99.18
99.20
99.10
99.20
99.19
15
1966
97.26
97.28
97.27
97.29
97.27
97.29
97.27
97.29
97.28
97.30
Feb
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
88.12
Aug
3s
Dec
15
1995
85.24
86
35.30
86.6
85.28
86.4
85.20
85.28
85.24
86
1960-1965
100.19
100.22
100.19
100.22
100.22
100.19
100.22
100.19
100.22
97.21
97.23
97.22
97.24.
97.22
97.24
97.22
-97.24
97.24
97.26
94.18
94.26
94.18
15
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100.19
1
Feb
15
1965
Jun
15
Treasury 2%s
Aug
Treasury 2y2s____Dec
Treasury 2y2s
Jun
15
1963-1968
15
1962-1967
94.25
94.20
94.22
94.14
94.20
99.5
99.7
99.6
98.8
99.5
99.7
99.5
99.7
92
92.6
92.2
92.8
92.2
92.8
91.20
92.4
1964-1969
91.2
91.8
91.6
91.12
91.6
91.12
91.2
91.8
,
15 1963
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99.21
!
94.20
94.14
99>7
99.9
91.20
.
92.4 v
V
91.8
-91.2
Treasury 2y2s
15
1964-1969
90.12
90.18
90.18
90.24
90.18
90.24
90.12
.90.18
Mar
15
1965-1970
90.6
90.12
90.10
90.16
90.12
90.18
90.4
90.10
90.6
90.12
Mar
15
1966-1971
84.4
89.10
89.10
89.16
89 12
89.18
89.6
89.12
89.5
89.12
Jun
15
1967-1972
87.30
88.4
88.6
88.12
88.4
88.10
87.30
88.4
87.30
88.4
2%s
Sep
15
1967-1972
87.26
88
86.6
88.12
88.2
88.8
87.24
87.30
87.24
2y2s
Dec
15
1967-1972
87.26
88
88.6
88.12
i; 88.2
88.8
87.2/
87.30
87.22
2V4s
Treasury 2y4s
Mar
89
8
Mar
Dec
Treasury 2y2s
Treasury 2y2s
89
■
—„
90.20
May 15 1985
Feb 15 1964
15
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
'•/
99.14--
92.20
15
1978-1983
,
100.7
.
99.13
90.2
,
($ )
102.26
100.8
107.7
99.12
month
a
101
"
99.14
98.16
of
102.21V 102.28
100.16
100.5
SALE
March 14
Bid
100.20
99.6
HIGH
the
case
32nds
1998
Nov
3 y4s
101.8
100.12
each
more
90.2
1990
1990
;
wi
98.2
100.3
99.9
92.12
1980
15
Nov
..Treasury 3%s
Treasury
15
Feb
wi
3y2s
100.11
103
101.4
100.16
99.4
100.11
98.28
100.7
* '
102.24
in
or
Wednesday
"
Ask"'"
Bid
102.22
101.4
100.7
1980
Nov 15 1974
—May. 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
3%s__
3%s
3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Treasury
1
May 15 1968
-
Treasury
Treasury
.102.14
100
1975-1985
Feb
Treasury
Treasury
Ask
Bid
Oct
1 1969
—__1971
Treasury
Tuesday
March 13
March 12
"
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1
Highest
Lowest
Monday, March 19, 1962
.
4t
Bond Record from the New York Stock
Range for Previous
Year-1961
.
,
Jun
15
1959-1962
99.30
100
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.18
2'/as
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
8
v
99.30
99.19
■
100
..
99.30
100
99.18
99.20
99.16
99.20
87.30
87.28
100
99.30
100
99.351
90.13
90.12
99.20
99.
99.19
99.20
107.16
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
5S
Feb
'
1985
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
106.16
1
1980
103.3
104.8
103.8
104,8
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103.16
—Dec
1
1973
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.24, 103.24
102.24
103.24
102.16
103.16
Jan
1
1977
102.8
101.8
102.8
101.8
i02,8
101.8
102.8
101.8
102
4y2S
10
Nov
4y2s
4%s
Nov
15
43/4s
103
10
Nov
103
Feb
1
1982
101.24
100.24
101.24
100.24.
101.24
100.24
101.24
101
101.16
4%S
May
4%S
Jan
1
15
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100.24
•
1978
ii:
•
98.16
3%s_£.
1979
99.16
98.16
1963
4s__
100.20
May 15 1968
98.24
99.16
98.16
99.24
98.24
101
99.16
98.24
99.24
100.20
100.20
99.16
98.24
99.24
98.24
101
100.20
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
99.24
99.16
98.16
99i24
101
100.20
101
104.16
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
101
98.16
.
3%S
Oct
1
1962
3y2s
Jan
1
1969
96.8
97.8
96.16
97.16
96.24.
97.24
96.24
97.24
3%S
Oct
15
1971
95.8
96.8
95.8
96.8
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
3%s
May
15
1975
89
91
89
91
89.16
91.16
89.16
91.16
90
91
1
1981
100
100.8
100
100.8
100
100.8
100
100.8
100
100.8
97.16
96.16
3%s
E)ec
Pec
84
8
—
8
indicated with
tSale prices are
r-
All
double dagger..
a
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
City
85.24
86.24
85.16
86.16
91
90
91
90.8
91.8
90.8
91.8
89.16
91
85.16
86.16
85.16
86.16
85.24
86.24
85.24
86.24
85.16
86.16
1
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1976
85.24
bid and asked quotations.
:
86.24
85.24
86.24
"K-i'r
:
(Range for Week Ended March 16)
Week's Range
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sold
Range Since
No.
High
V
BONDS
Jan. 1
Low
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
"Week's Range
Friday
;
or
-
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
.
June-Dec
96
96
92
73
3Z
Brazil
96;
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.
Bonds
Friday's
Asked
Range^inco
Jam 1-..
-
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Hid A
Low
No.
High
Low
1980
Stock
Corporate
3°!o
86.24
90
Mar
Issue—
Unification
Transit
Sale Price
are
85.24
July 15 1972
3S
Low
New York Stock-Fxchange
New York
..Last
other figures
Oct
3s
*
jV84
High
; 95
,,:-95
v
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June-Dec
W
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7
Stamped pursuant to Plan A. (interest
•
reduced
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Canada ■'(Dominion
§
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•
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120
.
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•
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
Akershus
AND
Teletype
Broadway, New York
NY 1-1693
§•7.9
3rd
series
1957
_!
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
104
__
*96%
101%
20-year 5s
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
*
June-Dec
•
:
fund $
Chile Mortgage Bank 6%s
1957
48%
54%
•
55
6%s
assented
1957
6%s
assented
1961
Guaranteed
93
98%
57
91
26
101
105
104
101.
•
4%s
6%s
external
5%s
extl
• Berlin
§«6%s
,
loan
loan
s
(City of)
99%
i
101
12,,
<•,;
93%
99%
Chilean
external
4%s debt adj
ser A
4%s debt adj
<
ser
6s debentures
0%s
s
6%s
s
•
Chinese
•
7s
47/es
s
6%s
debt
footnotes,
1970
5%
.<94%
94%
101%
98%
104 %
103%
103
104%
79
100%
104%
102%
102
102%
20
97%
102%
*
90
90
—
91%
■
*96
.
12
.
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46%
~5
1964_June-Dec
101
101
101%
12
101
101
103 %
15
98%
104
101%
101% 103 %
57
98%
104%
46%
46%
•
•
extl
5%s gtd extl loan 1979
"50
100
June-Dec
(Republic of)
4%s external 1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978
Cudinamarca
June-Dec
Jan-July
(State) —
• Stamped assented
(interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Oct
Denmark (Kingdom of)
5%s 1974
Feb-Aug
*84%
85
87
81
—
■
—
:
83
—
—June-Dec
1959
Feb-Aue
«
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—
El
Salvador
(Republic of)—
3%b external
s
91
*79%
:
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—
T
■
77
1
1
99
1957
April-Ocf
April-Oof
■
78t
T
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5%s
73
5s
—t
,
95
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.
dollar
dollar
Good
78
78
—
•>_
—
__
77
77
76
78
1
bonds
bonds
6%s
76
102
30
29%
32%
74
29%
53%
53
53%
6
"4734
104% 104%
17
36
*39
*75
98%
78
64
80
*75
80
1969
conv
& fund
dollar bonds
issue
7s
1953
due
77%
65
106%
37
53%
40
104%
•73%
76
74
7s
•
6s
1903
..
.
5
II
91%
103
91%
106
105% 106
88
2
83%.* 88
99
9
13
88
106
99
1
98 a9a
2
03%
I
Jan-July
99
1953 loans— ;
1972
98%_ 98%
April-Oct
98%
loan of 1930—
dollar bonds
1980
dollar bonds 1972
Hope Steel & Iron Works—
8
f mtge 1945
Greek
;
*93%
May-Nov
April-Ocl
April-Ocf
-
>
*4
Jan-July
1953
1972
3s
—
•
April-Ocf
37.
3s
4s
95
.
Main
-Prussian Conversion
—
■
88
Jan-July
sinking fund 1973
German. (Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
International
*95
105% 106%
106%
73%
62%
63%
Jan-July
1970
1976
4%s
78%
70
(interest
June-Dec
14
77
Jan-July
3s
*84
*61
May-Nov
on
10-year bonds of 1936—
"
-Jan-July
:-Jan-July
76%
76%
<
f $ bonds Jan
extl s f dollar bonds Jan
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
...
iJune-Dec
v
102
—
*88%
April-Oct
April-Oct
see page
3%
-95
Czechoslovakia
§ •Frankfurt
—
April-Oct
„
due
93
of' 1927
6s
3s
3s
April-Oct
1979
2%
/
Credit Froncier De France—
-June-Dec
1927
—
Colombia
95%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
For
adjustment
66
1970
of
—V''
*2%
67
1950-
3.376%)
43
—
*41%
104
f
t
40%
—
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
1960
(Hulcuang Ry) 5s 1951
(City of) 6%s 1950
103
1955
to
72
*90
100% 101%
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
reduced
V.:
42%
Mar-Sept
1960
7s
103%
6%s of 1926 due 1957__Aprll-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A. (interest
•External
92%
*41%
100%
1958
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5,%) ,1978
92%
v\
Mar-Sepf
Municipal
assented
*91
May-Nov
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Oct
Jan 1961—.
Jan-July
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Ocf
4%s debentures series A 1078
4%8 debentures series B 1978
(U 8. of) external 8s 1941-
„
May-Nov
101%
Debt adjustment—
s
1962
104%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
f debentures-1951
•External
6s
102
■ •Brazjl
4
fund
1962
95%
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
•
sinking
99%
,..
,
*41%
96 %
1980—Jan-July
B 1978-
f debentures
April-Oct
11
Berlin City Electric Co—
\
1961
54
1972
loan
1
92%
*91
51
1976—
f
6s
42
*41%
*41%
June-Dec
4s
41 Ye
June-Dec
101 %
102
,
June-Dec
loan
42%
42
'
*91
June-Dec
Consol
§»Cologne
105
Mar-Sepf
extl
-92%
*41%'
101 %
Belgian Congo 5%s extl loan 1973;
of)
r.r; '42%
*91
42
103% 104%
iFree State) 6%s 1945
debs adj (series 8) 1965—.
(Kingdom
53%
*41%
101
S•Bavaria
Belgium
84%
84
*41%
104%
(Rep) 5%s extl st) 1973
Austrian Governments 4%s assented
••49%
*91
-Jan-July
--Van-July
1_
'
53
-
AprlZ-Oct
assented
•
99
'
96
3
6s
Cuba
Austria
92%
—
%
*41%
*91
—April-Ocf
1981
1982
17
99%
98%
102
-82%
■
~92%
sinking fund 0s 1961
Guaranteed
99%
98%
97%
92%
100
104
16
•
,i.
*41%
Mar-Sept'
—April-O'ct
5%s April 1980™.
5j/4S Oct 1980
5%s
97%
May-No u
1978
5%S 1970
5% 8
97%
Mar-Sept
■
*41%"
June-Dec
•
54%
99%
5
.
'76
*91
May-Nov
•
97%
May-Nov
53%
82%
70
.*41%
—June-Dec
—
*54
June-Dec
1963
1993
*96 Ye
97% :
1960
bonds 3s
•
June-Dec
53 %
:Ma-y-lVow
-
sinking fund -6s 1960
external
Extl sink
:
—
*96%
—June-Dec
53%
"
•'
83%
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s assented Jan
1961
Jan-July
External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
• 6s assented Sept 1961—
Mar-Sept
External sinking fund 6s 1902
April-Ocf
• 6s
assented 1962—
;
April-Ocf
External sinking fund 6s 1963
May-Nov
• 6s
104%
(Commonwealth of)
20-year 3%s 1967
20-year 3%s 1966
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4%s 1971
15-year 4%s 1973
1972
15-year 5s
1942
assented.
6s assented
Australia
s
83%
-
47%
V
84%
83%
MaT-Sepf
f -bonds^"19-J&n-July
f 7s 1942—May-Nop
v";76 ;//.
80: J
55
84 %
~
*96%
Jan-July
r
—
104%
•
*96%
__Apr-Oct
—
•
*91%
>
*91
•
of Norway) 4s 1908—Mar-Sept
(City of) 5 Vis 1973i_
Mar-Sept
fiaAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945__Jan-July
§ ©External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-tJuly
§©External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946__Jan-July
§• External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
s
*76
*53%
Mar-Sepf
*91
•
FOREIGN
(Kingdom
2%s 1974
ApriZ-OCt
April-Oct
ISSUES
Amsterdam
lit.
*95
©External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961i__—Feb-Aug
*6s assented Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
'
•
FOREIGN
•
►;
June-Dec
-
,
REctor 2-2300-
of)
7s -assented
.•6s
>■
1978
of
25-year 2%s 1975
Cauca Val (Dept of) 39-yr 3s
§ •Chile (Republic) exteimal
Wertheim & Co.
•
3.5%)
1931 due 1951/
f
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
i /
v,
reduced to 3.375% )' 1979
April-Ocf
Caldas (Dept of)
30-yrvs f bonds ,1978-^Jan-Jttip
Foreign Securities
Telephone
to
funding bonds
104
June-Dec
*108%
—
95
June-Dec
...
95
108 %
,
91%
95
27%
/
31
24
29%
April-Oct
Government—
part paid 1064
part paid ■ 1968
May-No®
Feb-Aug
*29%
27%
30%
27%
27%
25
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Number 6143
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Volume
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND: RECORD (Range for Week
•
Interest
BONDS
Period
Nevr York Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Last
j
r
•/
or
Range
Conv
&
Range Since
.
Sold
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1948
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1979
external
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97%
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Jan-July.
June-Dec
82
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88
83
94
82
80%
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82
97
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91
June-Dec
1984
readjustment
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1958
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s
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101
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.
conversion
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100
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,
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-
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funding
4%s 1966
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1961
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Japan Development Bank 6s 1976
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gtd
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144
96
.
,
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Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
Co
AND
INDUSTRIAL
RR
3!/4S 1067—May-Woe
1972
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mortgage 3Vis 1984
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Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Ocf
Aldens Inc 5s conv subord debs 1980
Apr-Oc<
1st
COMPANIES
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mtge 3Vis
i
90
91%
Japanese
(Imperial Government)—
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loan
of
1054—
'24
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5%s due 1965 extended to 1975
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6%s
due
5%s
•
extended
1954
extl
loan
of
Lombard Electric Co
Medellin
•
to
1952—
7s
(Colombia)
1964
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sink
fund
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54
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54
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year
5%s 1976
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52
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s
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s
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99%
f'
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iv
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100'.
100
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97
102 '
92
96
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v
due
1953
extended
to 1963—
extl. loan (30-yenr) 1958
due 1958 extended to 1968
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s
.
1973...
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1959
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s
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reduced
to ^.375%)
2001—
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1982
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1985
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mortgage 4'As. ser.C 1972
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—
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58
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95
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f
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1973—_—Mar-Sepf
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(State ofi-
loan
2030
92%
100%
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)
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92%
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:
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1975
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-
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98
debentures
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»r. debentures 1969
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,
1950
6s
7
Jan-June
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/
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94%
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86
85
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100
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7
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)
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99
86
98%
June-Dec
1966
1986
conv
98%
86
May-Nov
1988
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■
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•
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assented 1963
43
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115
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101 y8
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»
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111%
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/^"»>?,jV>*27/8s debentures 1987
■100%; 101
'-*99% TOO
Mar-Sept
1961
&
62%
10
209
2%s debentures
v
•
series
101
57
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conv
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:
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/ • Stamped pursuant to
Plan'"A'(interest
*
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113
101
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100%
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108
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conv
4.40s
debs
debentures
Machine
American
4
/
reduced to
69
102
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loan 1975—
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junior
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f
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96%
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3
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1990
&
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1970
debentures
3%s
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98'A
3s
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American
94 Va
38
56
110% 113
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American
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1963_;
1964
1980—
debentures
4%s
105
Y/
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104
76
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new
external
3Vis
of Canada Ltd 3%s
f debentures
s
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(Kingdom of)—
:
//
a ■
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4s
America
of
sinking fund debentures 1979
sinking fund debentures 1982
4Vis
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Aluminum Co
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147
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112
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1986
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
.7
gtd dollar bonds 1976—
debentures
Aluminum
3s
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*
f
s
143
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debs 1981_Aprll-Ocf
conv
^
Y;..
•
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92
96%
Allegheny Power System—See old name of Weat Pexw Electric Co
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
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61%
Allied Chemical & Dye 3yes debs 1978-—April-Oct
,
91%
91%
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Corp 4%s 1981
Apr-Ocf
113%
112% 113%
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22 %
f debentures
s
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
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- V
r —
v
)
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
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<;
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102
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v:
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reduced to 2%) 2012
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1968
(interest
June-Dec
due
1966
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7s
reduced
A
(interest
to
2.25%) 2004
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reduced
to
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to
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•
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fund
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'
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11
1st
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6%s
due
1952
&
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(Prov of)
•
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Africa
Corp
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of)
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s
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to
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series K 1979
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130
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127
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-Jan-July
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1
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102
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Ohio 4s 1965
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& ref M
1st
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—
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April-Ocf
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4%s s f debentures
1986--—-.
June-Dec
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
April-Oct,
—
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——April-Oct
87
consol
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Carolina
16.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Last
or
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Range
Friday
Motors
1Do4—
1969—
debentures
3s
—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
_Feb-Auflf.
Mar-Sept,
Mar-Sept „
Mar-Sept,Mar-Sept/
—Mar-Sept
——
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debentures
1977
4s
debentures
1979
5s
debentures
1980
deuentures
1981,—1—
5s
—
.
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45/es debentures 1983
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General
General
4%s
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General. Tire
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Co
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or
Pacific
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8674
92
86
9074
8074 •8074
2
104%
*86'%
__
2%s series E
debentmes
Stauffer
82%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
refunding. 3y8s 1985
refunding 474s 1987
refunding 374s 1988
&
142
A--.,
*87%
1963___-l-April-,Oct
2%s-4JAs
(Indiana)
Standard, Oil
101
79'/4
88 V4
82
7874
:
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97
8274
.
8774
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—
99
104
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1985—.-i-,—-—.4——Eeb-Atfp. ; r uJ,
1987-Ji——.-----Jan-July. ;: |;
of; California
Oil
.
Standard Oil
60
80%
4%s
\
61%
99
88'A
69
—
99
Jan-July
1st mtge 3%s ser A
Co— 4 1
Bell
Standard, Oil
-74y4
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s 1978—
First & mortgage 3%s 1982__:
First
88%
June-Dec
refunding 274s -1981
First &
:
*88%
1983_Feb-Aup
2'%s 19T6il_——
debentures'
.
Standard
" 74%'
74%
.
•73%
86%
2
85:',.
149% 154%
149%
—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1986—
debentures
First -mortgage
V.3 %s
100'A
71. •
82
:l
'—7
*84'%
Jan-July
f debs 1982
s
Pacific RR
Spiegel Inc.5s
98
82
68 7a
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68'A
87%"
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.
..
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74 %
72
.
1
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1986—---Jan-July
—Jam-July
..
60%
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April-Ocf
7-~
SouUiern Ry first; consol gold 5s 1994——Jan-July
—7-7
7 -1st mtge. coll tr 4'%s 1988
—.——Feb-Aim? 7"; -Memphis div first gold 5s-1996.
Jan-July
% New Orl & Northeastern- RR 33/4s 1977--—May-No®
86
73%
9978 100
67 VB
-'i 69%
•
10'
68
.
100
.98%
239
26
*79
1979
debentures
Ry
San Fran Term
.
85 74
61 %
73%
596ye
1071—__
First
73%
1
1
87%
".First mortgage 274s. series F 1996:-
I
86%'.
85%
86
85%
Feb-Aue
&
73%
■
81.
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.
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1977
First
72
*71
June-Dec
debs
f
s
Natural Gas Co 4*%$
Pacific Co—
' f:lt"
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58%
100 V
Jan-July
refunding 274s 1967_^
refunding 2%s 1974_
&
7'
71%
.
77-
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92%
'
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158'/2
1973_Juue-Dec
.158
: ■/■•>••; .■ :A'..y
98% / : 98»/4 ;j99 ;,
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_^Mar-Sept
101
100.7/4 101'A
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:
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May-Nov
91%
" 9074 92%.
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102%"
73 y2
April-Oct
1974—
refunding 274s
*88
Marehant—5 Vis <.1979.:——Jan-July
.
Indiana
Southern
Philadelphia Electric-Co—
First,
2%s
,r5%s. debentures
June-Dec
4 74s series C
Oil
Southwestern
Marquette Ry 3 7as/.series-D 1980——Mar-SeDt
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
■
5s
111
62%
California Edison Co—
Southern
"
103
7374
7
"
—
99% 100
*9674
Feb-Auo
1975
'
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General
105%
Xs 79" i)
2
•
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19(H)—June-Dec
Ry income-4s
133
105
88
1977—
debentures
convertible
3V4s
'
1985—Jan-Julv
& Eastern
123%
107
65
Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
oil. 2'As debentures ^ 1965—
Southern
v
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General mortgage 3V4s series -F
Peoria
91%
7
127
105
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101%
•
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4%S series- D 1981.
series
92 %
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88
.
Southern
•
100%
1
8074
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debentures
3s
1
23
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7974
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100
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conv
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; V 1.2 %sdebentures -
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125
106%
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8374
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14
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7
225
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South, (Ss'North Alabaina. RR 5s
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7
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Socony-Vacuum Oil
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103%
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89'%
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58%
1966
debentures
;
101
5
V
9 2 74
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100-
•
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Mar-Sepf
debentures
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
129%
62%
1982
Roebuck
Smith-Corona
8074
82%
';A/S/?4-X
10174
.
Pan
2y2s
Sons
&
Union
,
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101
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374s
100%
87'%
-
1988—
Oil
97'%
89%
:L7- "7
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67%
1980
debs
85
80%
102 74 102 74
1991
■
82%
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17-.
;
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1981
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.
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13
82
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1983-
debentures
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3%s debentures11987_i^
3 %s
debentures 1978"_L—
3%s
8074
A 8174
3
96
' 4874
A
:
62'%
1974—
debentures
Skelly
78% L 80%
82%
84%
83%
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1993
debentures
l»86.^_,
;
3VhS
8074
81%
June-Dec
1992—1
2%s
debentures
—June-Dec
81%
85
80%
■*
June-Dec
June-Dec
1990
1991^_^
scries-FF
4 %b-scries
M
Tel
2%s
series EE
474s
84%
•
1988_June-Dec
1986
A
5
.100% 7
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89'%
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subordinated
5s
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4'As series A A
mtge
E)
shed-
7774
7
&
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Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil.Co 4%s debs
80%
4
First
First
100
100
1971
B
5y4s
Co
Service
84
78%
84%
First
"
103%
95%
—
3'%s
Shell
8374
-76%
22
101
,67%
Acceptance Corp—
debentures 1972
5s
8774
•
8274
8274
June-Dec
81%
92
RR Co—
Finance
Seiberling Rubber
92
•
85%
26
03-
June-Dec
91%
89 %
45
9174
81%
-
-
Roebuck
Sears
'
First
Line
Air
debentures
Sears
97%
;
88%
-
9074
'
89
/
—
certificates
Depot
Union
Seagram
92 %
127
120
*97%
June-Dec
refunding 23/4s series P 1981
refunding 27/es series Q 1980
8
49% ' 49%
Mar-Sepf
4%s
June-Dec
81
1996-Jan-JuZy
1971
1st gold 5s
4%s
April-Oct
refunding 3s series J 1970
& refunding 3s series K 1971
& refunding 3s series L 1974
& refunding 3s scries M 1979
& refunding 3s series N 1977
First
Paul
Seaboard
120 Vh
917b
94
123 y.1 125»/2
123 '/2
160
3
49
_j.
Jan-July
mortgage 3s. series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
100%
116V2
*99
117»/2
&
91%
91
"
•
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1977—June-Dec
1st
91
.
First
91
101% 102%
6s
bond
4s
Seaboard
1982—May-No®
1978
102 y4
April-Ocf
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noy
Scott Paper 3s
conv debentures
1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
—Ja?i-July
St
—
77
159
1
-
"
.
:
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;; I
1989^—L—May -Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Dulutli RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
Pacific Gas & Electric CoFirst
Adirond'k
&
gold
Louis-Southwestern .Ry
First
-79%
80%
*79
1988
J
1977-
debs
debentures
108
„
*
Mar-Sept
debs
series
conv
conv
St
81%
—
160
•
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:—V;-
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94%
105
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•
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99%
93%
v
17
79
160
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Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept
78%
76%
78%
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*81
High
98%
-
87%
171
74%
__
*7874
Jan-July
3%s
3'As
574s
6'/4s
Lawrence
Second
June-Dec
conv
■
78%
*75%
June-Dec
conv
McBee
Saguenay Power 3s series A
102%
137
137% 142
94%
108
*81
;
—
.
1996
:
----._April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
.-''TK
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997
—Jau-July
• Second mtge inc 4'%s ser A Jan 2022
May
1st mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sepf
• 5s
income
debs series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
99%
9974
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95
94
80 Vb
*__
V
;
April-Oct
1983--;
8474
—
No.
.
Corp—
1977_^
Aircraft
St
Mar-Sept
5%s
debentures
Electric
&
mortgage
Rohr
*104% 105%
*78'A
94'%
Jan-July
1964:
V
subord
Gas
serial D
Royal
.81 /
:
debentures
Corp—
conv
Rochester
82 ;
79
81
81
*81
1983
Co
Paper Co 4%s
47bs
Oil
General
*81 y2
Sold
9974
98%
Manufacturing
■4%s
May-Nov
1982
-
81%
*79%
June-Dec
subord debs
conv
Owens-Illinois
83%
^
High
107
Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985—;_Mar-Sepf
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973——April-Ocf
37%s debs
1975
Republic
Reynolds
Rheem
*79-4
L-Feb-Aug
1975
1979
Mathieson- Chemical
Oxford
*81 Vb
■
mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
Olin
93%
1
mortgage 3Vis 1985
mortgage 3%s 1988
1st
95
92 Vb
April-Oct
1
'
mortgage 274s 1980
1st
93 V4
10
Mar-Nov
mortgage 274s 1975
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage
1st
11
92 7b
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
1974
3s
mortgage
mortgage
1st
1984
1996
first
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—*
1st
94 %
June-Dec
Jan-July
June-Dec
oonv
debentures
Edison
First
577 a
92%
83>/4
;
.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
94'%
;
Reading Co first & ref 3 yes series D 1995_May-Nov
59%
56%
93%
Mar-Sept
3s
1979—
Telephone 2%s
5s
Bell
84 V2
Cu:-, 81
17
26
*
Northrop Corp
3Vis
84%
587 a
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1979—
mortgage 474s 1987
Northwestern
Ohio
83%
;
" 991%
1963
2%s
Oats
Quaker
1027b
•
Feb-Aug
First
mortgage
10474
101-
*1027'a
-
Friday's
103y2
102 y2
15
104% 104%
April-Ocf
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
mortgage
mortgage 3s
1st
103%
1027b
10574
*104
102
103%
.
Sale Price
Richfield
1978
1st mortgage 274s 1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982
First mortgage 3 74s 1984
•
35
103 »/2 103 7'4
100%
101 %
iooy4
•r
Co—
first mortgage 2%s 1974
2%s 1975
(Minnesota)
1st
Power
States
8
Jan-July
1984-
4s
98 y2
15
"
\v
99 y2
5
100-% 1007a
88
April-Ocf
2047
3s Jan. 1
Refunding.& Improve 4%s ser A 2047
Coll
100% 10074
89%
87%
.
101% 102
1997—Quar-Jan
4s
93
88 y2
89%
102
80
91%
*92%
*88
Period
or
Electric & Gas Co—
—May-Noy
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1968-Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27bs 1979_Ju«e-Dec
37bs debentures
1972
:■
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3y4s 1983_April-Oct
3'%s debentures 1975
April-Ocf
47bs
debentures
1977
—Mar-Sept
89
80"'
■" /
"
Wcek's Range
Friday
Last
debentures
3s
•v
•
Quar-Fcb
prior lien
Ry
88 y2
*89
*81 Vu
'
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:
.
..
Interest
Service
Public
92%
92
93
*92'/a
first gold 48 1996__April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4%s series A 1974
!
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 374s s f debs 1973_May-Noc
3 74 s s f debentures 1973May-Nov
3'As s f debentures 1974—;
May-No®
4 74 s s f debentures 1976
May-No®
474s s f debentures 1977—
May-No®
474s s f debentures-1978—i
May-No®
474 s s f debentures 1980.
May-No®
574 s s f debentures 1979
May-No®
474s s f debentures 1981 —;
May-No®
474s s f debentures 1981
May-No®
& Western Ry
1
Monday, March 19, 1962
.
Low
High
Low
No.
•
,
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
High
■'
,
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Norfolk
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1340)
Co
debentures
of
debs
1985-
America
1977
2%s
!
-
1966__AprZZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
9174
131
9174
128
120-
91%
1
-
_
91%
"
7-
*88
i
/
.
'
—
Continued
--
on
page
37
•Volume
195
Number
6143
.
.
The Commercial and
.
(1341)
Financial Chronicle
33
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list
furnish a complete report of the transactions
beginning Monday, March 12,
It is compiled from the report of the American
we
the American Stock Exchange for the week
on
and
ending Friday, March 16.
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
1
Missiles &
Class
,*
Mfg
Acme
A
Construction
Wire
1
lOo
;157/8
Great
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Alan
Wood
5%
6%
■
Steel
Co
v
Jan
Eolsa
Jan
Borne
Jan
31/4
13%
Brad
Feb
4%
500
Feb
Jan
6%
97/a
161/4
4%
2,500
10%
157/a
47/a
Jan
70% Jan
6 Va Jan
6,100
600
14%
3%
Breeze
Britalta
Jan
British
American
5% Mar
British
18%
18
18 A
87%
88%
86%
50
88%
26.
100
17 74 Mar
1,200
106
102
26%
1,200
5%
86
2,600
10
175
dep rets ord
registered
Columbia
Power
—
Feb
British
Petroleum
Amer
Mar
5%
89
Jan
82
Jan
Brooks
Instrument
Jan
Brown
All American
Engineering Co
Properties Inc.,
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
5%
6
Va
6%
7%
8%
7
7'«
8%
14,000
5
'
5Vst%
convertible
preferred-**...
:rs%
10
12
5%
Va
9%
5%
5%
Tire & Rubber class A
£1%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp comroon_l ;
Va
9
1
'Alliance
5%
*12
•
:
Amer
Jan>
;7
8%
Jan
7,
2,900
Feb
Jan
Bruce
87/«
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
'7 6%
Feb
Jan
141/2
Jan
Inc
9%
Jan
7 8%
Jan
12 %
Jan
;7
87/a
8%
3
I6V2
15V2
16%
lOo
11%
Hi/4
12%
1
9%
91/2
9%
.71,400
4%
5%
4,200
4%
Feb
81'/a
82%
400
78 72
Jan
Paper Corp
Alloys
Unlimited
Inc
Almar
Rainwear
Corp
Alseo
500
19,000
BOo
9
'
Allied
a
Inc
1
5Vz
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
Ambassador
Oil
Corp
—..
;
82 V4
American
Beverage
American
Book
Corp
v
6%
l
Co
Business-Systems Inc
American
Electronics
13%
Inc__.
—2-T
American-Internatl Aluminum
Israeli
American
American
shards
14
"
S
5,400
5
2
3,600
Inc
...
2
preferred—5
Thread
Writing Paper
5%
•
-
19%
Jan
Feb
.i'3%
lO^a
110%
-20c
r* 67%
4;700;
%
19% Feb
"97'« Mai-
Jan
4%
; >!
Arkansas Power & Light ,4L72%>
& Co. -warrants-—
pfdulOO
79 7
•
7 7'.;-
6%
Arnold Altdx /Aluminum -Co
Electronics
Arrow
Asamera
American
Associated
Oil
Associated
Stationers
Atco
Gas
Oo__
option
Sewing
Audio
Avis
-
Feb
Feb
Jan*:
•■■■3»"^.jan
•
Feb
3-
.
O
-
Feb
"j?f} 39% FetD7'1-3% Jan
-4%.. Feb*
.
>: 5%r Feb
<•
Feb:
Collieries
6%
>
17o
Jan
17%
11
H 1/ 2
-.
•
Jan?-
6% Mart
400 '
•
.5,800:;/
1,400
•10,600
16%
Jan
Jan
'
Feb.
7T'a
Jan
Feb
•
7
15 % Mar
Jan
.18%
•
4
4-
414
54
54
29%
%
•
54
30
30
281/4- Jan
■;
10% Mar
"s 4
Mar
51%
200
~-
13%
j
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Jan
4,500
•
1%
i
.
9
9'
1%
1%'
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2,200'
i 1
•
16%
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2%
2%
19%
19 %
20%
—1
13%
13%
14%
1
10%
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Corp
■'
9%
:
Jan
•
6 %>
-
9%
Central
Feb
18%
Jan
2
.•
,7/3%
Jan
Jan
f'
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<
:
17%
Feb.
11%
Jan
93a
Feb
57a
Feb
7
6
Feb
6%
2,200
200-
•
-
100
■
7
5,600
24%
54
7-- - 4,000
'•:••
300 ■&?
8%
85/o
26
•Convertiblepreferred
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco
de
Banff
Oil Ltd
Banner
los
!
9
,V.
5,400
261%
25
1,600
•
9 %
Feb
19 'A
Jan'
54
Jan
81/2
-
23%
Maine
Construction
7"V; 15% Mar
12%
•;
Engineering
Co
Barry : Wright/Gorp
Feb
%
Barton's
Candy Corp
Barucli-Foster
Bay view
Oil
Corp
Beck
Bell
(A
25c
oommorii....
6% convertible
Bearings
class. A—
Si -Shoe
Telephone
50c
Corp
of
Belock
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Co
•
Photo Inc_
Berkshire ■ Frocks Inc
Bickford's ...Inc
Birdsboro Corp
Blauner's
_4
3
Bohack
5 Vz•%
•
A
(H TT)
:
^
,_10c
Co; common
prior, preferred
For ftwtnotes, see page 37.
4%
,
8,400
19%
Jan
27
3,500
237*8
Jan
26
61
62
Ar
51-:
-
•
511,2
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2%
*
Co
Oil
1071/2 Mar
Jan
300
American Tobacco—
Jan
Amer
/
7,500.
17%
High
5 7*8
1574
17"%
3,600
,
Feb
10% Mar
4
377*b
1
1
Ltd—
Petroleums
Jan
17
11
177*2
.
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
4%
,10%
177*2
3%
-
——1
*
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Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
:
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11%
Feb
600
.
20c
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Works
Gear
.,
Raceway Assn
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
87% Mar
7% Jan
9% Mar
2,200
2
10c
of America
Shares
High
4%
4%
10%
,
Brandywine
17%
Jan-
Jan
47/b
5,600
41/2
85
Inc
Inc
Bowling Corp
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American
Chemical Co
for Week
Low
1
—1.50
Oil Corp
Cliica
13%
Feb
4%
*
Inc
15%
2% Mar
100
Airlines
Jan
12%
157/a
50
common
10%
1,700
10 Vi
i
•
1
preferred
1,200
61/2
10c
preferred
Alaska
'
-:
167/o
821/2
Inc
Southern
21/2
4%
82 Va
l t:
Airport Parking Corp of America— ■
Class A
;
1
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3
2%
*
Jan
13
15%
4^a
1
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1,800
12%
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Aerosol Techniques Inc
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
11%
2 */4
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&
2
1
.
10
Admiral
Plastics
Corp
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
V
10%
11
i
Inc
Co
Investment
2% Mar
6,400
•
■
.
Bourjois
-Aero-Plow
Aid
1,200
2%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Corp
2Be
Products
Low
2%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
2%
.
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
2%
I
10s J
common
Precision
Acme
Corp class A
Corp
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
bond in which any
for Week
Last
Sale Price
it-self
Exchange
or
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Stock
stock
Range for Week Ending March 16.
Inc
Oil
5
3%
10
20% Mar
21%
2,600
13
4,800
li Mar
6,300
4,700
47*8 Jan
11%
20,1%
1%
20,100
li
4%
11
174
5
97*2
17*8
Jan
Jan
3%
3%
4,100
3
7*4 Mar
9%
107*4
2,800
9
Jan
Jan
—
800
13%
5%
2'/8
10%
57*4
14%
1,800
137*2
Jan
1%
2 7*8
13,900
17*8
Jan
10,000
97*8
Feb
57k
6
107*2
11
22%
22%
200
8»/a
2,600
8
"
•
22 7*4 Mar
Feb
Jan
247*8
Jan
Jan
1
57a Jan
117'n Feb
17*2
Jan
41,4
Jan
1074 Mar
674
Feb
Feb
16
2 74
-
Jan
117u Feb
74
Jan
9 %
Feb
25
Low
Far
& Reynolds common
class
preferred
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Beverage
Bottling Co' of
Ltd— ' -
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1
'
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1
Milner ic Co
Crown
Central
Feb
20 y2
Feb
22%
Feb-
1,800
7%
Feb
93/a
8% Jan
11%
1%
?
45,500
37Vb
6%
9%
"7 8%
9%
500
4%
4%
5»/4
10 ,100
7%
*
7%
8
5%
?
2 Vb
.
5V4
4
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Feb
7j/4 Mar
15 Vb Mar
1,900 ;
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Drug Co<—
Oil & Land Co
Cuban
Tobacco
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•
t
4
3,400
7%
6%
29
Co
-
8
23
Feb
35
Mar
16
:/Jan
21
9
15%
14%
15%
15
1,
B nnmmon—
13'/a
15%
.
9% vJan V
7,100
Davega Stores Corp
5%
preferred
Gilbert
14 Vb
12%
Stores
Dennison Mfg
A
stock
7%
Feb
8 3/a
3,600
4%
Jan
5j/b Feb
Gloray
7,600
2l/2
Feb I
7
Gobel
6%
6%
8%
8%
2,700
8V2 Mar.
5i«
5
5 A
2,700
5
5V2
28 Vb
11%
Jan
11%
1,100..
97/s
10%
4,200
25%
1,200
25--
25%
preferred-——-
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.11—.
Corn
Jan
5 IS
Jan
? 31
Feb
Jan
Gorham
Feb
12 y8
y
Gordon
148 %
Gray
Jan
Desilu Productions Inc
Gasket
Industrial
&
7%
7%
&
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
10%
10%
25o
Ltd
Distillers
Amer
Corp
Chemical
Dixon
10«
1
4
ord reg
Corp class
Dixilyn
A conv
Research
&
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
$2
4%
4%.
Feb
Jan
I??
Great Lakes Chemical Corp,—
1 Great Western Producers common. -000
Jan
V
••
Jan
63/4AJan
4 % Mar
53/4
3% Mar
5 3/a
5.3«
5%
xl0%
11%
2,900
2%
3ye
15,800
7%
3,600
n%
11%
17,200
203/4
Inc
11%
213/4
500
3%
11%
.
Jan
16%
(The)
1?
Ltd
Grow
Jan
Guerdon
Feb
14%
Jan
25%
Jan
Feb
11% Mar
17%
Jan
20% Mar
15 y4
Jan
17 3/4 Mar
15 •"
Jan
17%
41%
41%
7%
7%
I 3,000
•>
/
Jan
7%
Jan
52 Vb
Feb
41% Mar
8
Feb
52%
Driver
Harris
dep
ord
rets
"New
(The)
Durham
Hosiery .class B
asU.V'V:
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Test
37% Jan
45
■r.hll'A
6,100
14%
Jan
173/B
Feb
Dynalectron
Dynamics
19 Va
19 Va
rod
18V2
Jan
20
Feb
Hamilton
12%
12 Vb
12% r y 1,100
12
Jan
Jan
&
v.-*-..
American Corp—
B
3%
Jan
Hartfield
Stores
Hartford
Electric
34
400
55
4% Mar
Jan
1,900
15,800
3% Mar
America—,..,..—.-1
14%
14 3/a
15V8
29,700
70%
29% Jan
3%
12 Vb
34
Feb
Mar
4%
Eastern
Can
•
Feb
Co
class
Eastern
Freighlways
Eastern
States
10%
.10%
25-
-
Inc—
Corp
5-%
1
A
Company
Eastern
IV
46%
20c-
6%
1
common..
30 y4
-61
29%
5%
200
53/4 Mar
4
2,300
11
46 3/4
50
6%
4,500
303/a
3,300
9%
44%
Jan
.124%
Feb
8
Feb
Jan
preferred
series
A
♦
175
preferred
series
B
*f
160% .Jam
Corporation
Elder
Mines
1
18%
18'/a
Electronic Assistance
Corp
180,
.165
17% Mar
197/a
1,700
1
Ltd
Corp
303/b Mar
Jan
1A
1 %
1%
30,100
li7.
Jan
1
Dev
and
19%
19%
193/4
300
19 Vb
Jan
10c*
10%
10%
11%.
4,200
Jan
53
$6
Electrographic
13 %
Feb
Jan
$7
Edo
7%
Jan
5
10%
Feb
Feb
22 y2
Jan
l3/4
Jan
20%; Jan
Jan
Electronic
Research
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic
&
Ernenee
Associates Inc
8%
28%
20 y8
133/a
Jan
Havana
Co_
Inc_____—
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Heller
pfd
7%
Hotels
Hilton
3,500
5
32
Class
A
101?
180
9a %
Feb
Equity
Corp
common
$2 convertible
Forge
6%
&
1st
cum
10c
preferred
Steel
preferred
Corporation
Evans
Rule
Ltd
i;
5%
Jan
Holophane
63/b
Jan
Home
Finance
Home
Oil
Jan
553/4
Jan
Horn
3%
Jan
Horn
7%
Feb
5%
5%
6'/a
-2,100
(Geo
A)
&
&
Hardart.'Baklng Co
Hardart
&
(Harvey) Inc class A cpm.
Feb
Jan
Hudson
&
6,100
10%
30,700
5%
32
13% Mar
8%
Jan
Hycon
Jan
.——-
Corp
Products
Manufacturing
cl A_.
Hjuiumetals
Fabrex
Corp
Fanny
j
Chemical
Drilling Co
Candy Shops
Farmer
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated
Felmont
Financial
60c
Inc
73/4
3,400
6%
Jan
6
63/4
2,400
43/4
Jan
7%
7%
7%
900
7V4
Jan
93/4
Jan
28%
26%
28 %
5,000
26%
Feb
293/4
Jan
1%
1%
1%
6,100
iy2 Mar
1%
Jan
33/a
24,200
l
class
3y8
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10%
it
7%
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General
Corp
Really
6c
8
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19%
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of
8,000
16,500
Jan
5%
16
Jan
4
14%
8
6%
1,100
4%
Jan
200
13 %
Jan
3%
3%
2,900
1%
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3%
8%
8'/a
83/a
10,600
6%
Jan
9%
A >
26%
257/a
28-
5,900
25% Mar
14'/a
14%
1,000
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1
10%
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—
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1
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l
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11
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footnotes,
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*
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5
see page
37.
10%
143
11%
143 y4
7,600
100
10% Mar
143
Mar
10%
11
3,100
10%
Jan
7%
8
5,200
6 %
Feb
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
11 y4 Mar
17%
Feb
1,100'
Feb
47%
Jan
38%
3,600
40>
32 Va
Jan
40
Feb
20
101 %'
Jan
Feb
V 37%
103
:
13 Vb
12%
1.3%
16Va
5:400
27,000,
Feb
80
Mar
15%
Jan
4
Feb
16 %
15 3/a. Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
20%
Feb
6%
? 263/4
Jan
400
1,700
9%
Jan
12%
Feb
3%
6,100
2%
Feb
33/4
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133/4
3,400
11%
Feb
6
203/4
11%
3%
13 %
y
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12
;
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21
23/a Mar
53% Feb ?-
7%
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213/a
2,300
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2%
3,800
14
Feb
1%
20 3/a
7%
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.
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•
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12% Mar
9,400
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3%
153/4
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35%
300
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1-9% Feb
.
1 %
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25 Vb
Jan
Jan
2 %
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20 Va
Jan
,
14'/a Mar
5,100
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41
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Mar
40%
14%
15
1,700
143/4
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13%
14%
6,000"
12'%
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13
14
2,900
113A
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14% Mar
36
500
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36
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90
38%
16%
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Feb
Mar
8;
32%
31%
1,600
i V2
21
1,400
17 Va
19%
207/a
2,900
17%
Jan
31%
31%
300
29
Feb
23%
25%'
•'24,.
30%
16%
14
160
113/4
16,900
700
11,100
11
24
Telephone
12 y4
25
Industrial
9%
>(io mc
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Feb
Inland
Homes
Feb
Insurance
Co
North
TT
Jan
International
Breweries
International
Holdings Corp
Jan
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Jan
Investors
Jan
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Jan
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1?
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5"
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Service
Co
(NY)
cl
7 3/a
Feb
10"%
Feb
7-^
Feb
8%
Jan
473/8?
1,500
46"%
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157/a
.
16%
12,900
153/a
718
7,100
10%
io%
11
87%
-
6
i2y8
;
102 .-
7%
38
6%
7%
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33%
Jan
40%
Feb
-.73/8 Mar
35%. Jan
Jan •*
12 Vb Mar
'95
/ 14%
"
Feb'
!05% ' Jan
Jan
18%
2%
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1,400
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34y2- Feb.,
6%
6,300
1,500
207/a
Jan
Jan
5
3,000
6%
r 39%- Jan
' ' 7 3 8 .Jan
8% Mar
Jan
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•
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80 y4
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4,400
.
.
•
-
300
Jan
17%
y4
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Jan
3 Va .Feb
85
Jan
24
•
46,400
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-
183/a Mar
2,700
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20%
%
200
Jan
1 Jan
3,500
7%
38
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7
18 3/a
1
8V4
.
353/4
27
38
5
28
'
'
I93/4
38
Fireman
Feb
900
25%
Irving
7
5 3/a
;
'
11,300
19%
Jan
Jan
125/a
25%
Iron
13
90
700
1
Jan
Jan
Feb
1,400
10c
Feb
10Va
85 y4
102 7/a
97
Jan
Jan
8,100
33
12y8
Jan
.—12
;
6
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Jan
7 -V"
57/a
6
32 3/a
pfd—100
1
5%
2,600
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/.
103/4
70
-
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1,500
11
*
7% Mar.
5,200
88
Air Chute—_I
Israel-American Oil Corp—
5%
10 i/a"
<49%' Jan
Feb
7%
33V3C
A—5
-——
3.90%
'
67/a
5
3,900
88
1
Jan
'
1
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Jan
Jan
10,500
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of
14V4
26
Jan
Jan
'
47%
47V4
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Corp
Plywood
Credit
15%
Feb
Jan
718
7%
7%
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Inland
Feb
4
9%
—1
pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50o
Independent
28%
Jan
11%
24
Feb
/'.Fed
34
Jan
1,300
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10 y8 Mar
24
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21
3 VB Mar
11%
Jan
22%
-
233/4 Mar,
4,200
3%
103/8
ut Canada
—5'
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
5%
6%
•
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3%
3%
Jan
Jan
33
Jan
20%
Imperial Tobacco
6% Feb
21
•
Feb
20
-
Feb
42 %
101%
Jan
31%
500
8
7%
190
Jan
37% Mar
20%
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i
dep rets ord
Oil
(Canada)
157
1,000
373/a
1
—
American
10'/.
53/4
l33/a Mar
Jan
9,500
Magnetics Corp
——33%0
Imperial cnenncar Industries—
International
Canada
Jan
Feb
9%
4,700;
C
Iniperial
8 3/8 Mar
14%
10
.Mar
y i°o
,
12%
.'i
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Jan
21% Mar
l
V, % Mar
5,400
9
•
42
10
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Prouucts
Jan
Mar
Jan
1
V 8% Mar
8 Vb Jan,
14,200
;
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Jan
183/4
Inc
(Thej
For
8%
21 3/a
5%
57/o
2.50
Enterprises
Frost
<Geo
7%
19%
3^
10% Mar.
18%
Co Inc
Flying Tiger Line
City
2,700
54,900
3%
(M H)
Motor
77/a
8
Warrants
Ford
11%
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Firth Sterling Inc
Fischer & Porter Co-
Forest
63/4
8%
Construction
common...
convertible preferred
Fishman
3iu
10%
•
700
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7%
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Ltd
Inc
National
Corp
7%
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7%
l
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Jan
76% Mar.
11% Jan
20 %
32%
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F
Falcon
14%
98
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Hydromatics Inc
Fairmont
Feb
Feb
Jan
11%
40 Va
37%
Co——— —1
common..;,
Manhattan
Vitamin
Huuson
11%
11% Mar
24%
35
5
13%
Feb
123/a Mar
Jan
40%
5
B
9Va
-20%
Jan
143/4
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123/4
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V 19%
178 y2
Hubbell
9%
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9%
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12%
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13
163/8
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'
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——
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15 V\
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%
10%
8
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17%
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Jan
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13%
1,100
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.
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21,100
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class
1,000
4%
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32
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19
6
1
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V 8%
-
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12%
31
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4%
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Jan
23
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72
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31%
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——
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t
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6% Mar
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2,600"
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i;
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Feb
Feb
3% Mar
700
v
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77%
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l
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43/8
52%
6 %
93/4
19.
Jan.
1
8,000
24
103
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Co
Class B
300
4,700
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1,300 y
10,300 »
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5%
1r .6% Jan
5%
11%
—
Holly Stores Inc
32,000
3s/a
36%
11,200,
27,500
123/a •'
12%
+
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Howell Electric Motors
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Exquisite Form
4%
53
3%
6%
10
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Espey Mfg 6c Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics!!.
43/a
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common
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Eureka
4%
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Consol
Jan
103
: 411,
..
Feb
?
—100
—
9V4
Jan
1,400
Feb
763/4
pfd——100
(R) & Co Inc common
39 y2 Mar
Jan
4,200
Feb
76
37%
"warrants"
5
Feb
5%
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
:
-•X& Mar
19 y8
10c
Hercules Galion Products Inc——10e;
Higbie Manufacturing Co—
—1
Highway Trailer (Industries com.
25c
5%
convertible preferred
;
10
Hill's Supermarkets
Inc
50o
Hormel
Erie
Co'5'%%
Payne Inc
Jan
39 y2
100;
&
11,600
5%
100'
&
preferred—-i-
43/a
38'/a
8%
(W E)
4%
Helmerich
Holly Corporation
5%
116
,
123/8
——*'
7%
39 y4
1%
'
.
4%
11%
41
Heli-Coll Corp
2,400
8V4
Feb
Feb
Mai/
'53/8
-•*
43% y.
11%4
16%c
7%
3% Mar
Feb
5-T'a Feb
22%
11%
v.-
——
Hollinger
3%
4,300
40%
173/a
9
:—,——
Hoffman International Corp
Hoiniann Industries lnc_
Jan
15
1,600;
n
10%
Co.
rue
Jan
3%
8%
Co——
Instruments
Feb
1
Freigut Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Mining
Helena Ruuensicui
Jan
7%
11%
?
4
ruuuo
9%
7%
;
.
.
Feb
.
.1/64 Mar
76 y4
—10c.
—10c
Lithographing
10 Vb
83/a
Jan
V
?
103/4
23%
8%
7Va-Jan
8
aOc
Inc
Air
24% Feb
4
II lV
500 1.
.
14,300
42%
-
183%
19
Co—
2,300
8
1
Jan
,7 Vb Mar
273/a
Feb il-
.? Jgn
4% Jan
11%
323/e
8,900
;.
5
Inc
Jan
2,400
•
of America
18%
6,300
8%
29%
25c
7%
22
28
1
Facilities
Corp
Emerton
20%
10c<>
50o-
Co
Missile
Electronics Corp
El-Tronics
Inc
Emery
lV
Communications
Jan
9%
3,900
53/4
.
4
1
Hoe
Electronic
;V-5..
"3%
;
flw
38%
12 Vb
Harvey's Stores class A_
Hastings Mfg
Heinicke
,
Inc
Feb
.
..20 :
38%
42 >'
20%
—III—"25
Hecla
>E
■
Devices
10
y2,900 y
ia
38%
*
Light-
Hazel
Air
Feb
Jan
153/fe
Jan
734
1,700
19
III„ZZIio
93/a Mar
66%
Jan
5,500 /
41%
■
I—Z_—25C
3 Vb Mar
3%
.2%
18
1%
v-9.3/4-
2
lnc„
(Paul)
Hardeman
cn 0 0
32
Jan
Jan
.
Corporation-—.—
Harnischfeger Corp—--
33/a
64%
39
10%
—100
—
Hebrew National xn/aiiCi
Eastern
f
.
—
3Vb
3%
8%
4%
;
"
Co
3% Jan
33%
•"
•"
63/4 Mar
1. 2
Jan
74,000
53.000
16
?5%
19%
Electro Corp—
C3 0
2
lOo
3,200
.29% Mar
1 10% Mar
/
•
H
4'/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
4Vb
66%
of
1
1—
li»uusti<ea—f.—
&
6%
Potash Co
Corp.,
Corp
1
Corp—
iV~
w
riv*.' ,.s+
Hall Lamp
19 y8
~3%
15%
■
JU
4,200
Corp
Duval Sulphur &
Land
"
167/a
common-
Jan
^a
5%
%
Ham
Co
Jan
Mar
Jan
8%
24
-25'
Feb
43
13%
27%
29,500
-4%
''41
GUlf
Western Industries.V-~—1
?'i Gulton Industries Inc
-——1 /
16 y8
..10S
reg-
"
40%
,;'~4%
—*.
common
41%
I
Duraloy
Products———5 •*.
J
10c : .
Inc class A com_r*
Jan
DunJop
American
5,300
'
(The) V—.
Gulf Slates Land
1
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Rubber Co Ltd—
2% Jan
V 21%
•
'
Mar '
.7,500 '?
•
American
Gulf
VV
o
Co
13
*%■
15'
——
Warrants..
16%
Drilling & Exploration Co
Jan ?
Feb
1
?
1,100 *'
11%
1/64
Industries
42
———.w—i—* ~
Corp.—
-
'
Corp
-ill'
Draper
17% Feb
20% Mar
.
vl%
f 3a
..
39 y2
2 Va
233/4
,1,500
'
1%
■
atores
Grocery
8%
10y8
'
25
7%
Corp
Brewery
/
3% Mar
Feb
103/4
3,300
41%
—32.50
preferred
173/4
Feb
Feb
20a/4 Mar
300
17
123/a
Company.
Rights,;
J
9o ,
1V
Freehold Xeases.'—
Gridoil
Jan
V
7
•5"
Mar
''yyOO
,
.
25
~5%
313% Mar
Jan,
2,600
8%
3%
V
Jan
7,300.i
;
.10%
Feb
23% Feb
Jan
2'A
-
13,700
17%
7.50?
10% Mar
600
203/4
16%
-—;—*V
Ltd
common
11%
19%
20%
Jan
15 y2
?
Mar
■' 1%
,
67;700
:
8
8 v
•'??
4
—50o
———.
73/'B
>11%
—30
—
Greer, Hydraulics—
Griesedieck
10%
•
Ltd—•>'
Chemical Co
Co
v.. 7 ?/;
7
7
nreferred series A
6%
:
.
"
%
17% Mar
,y
,
■
Jan
'
2%
> 2%
> 5% '153/4
8
•
8%
700
4%
5$r
Corp—— —1
Bowling
Lakes
Great
5%
14
1,200
10 3/a
:
28%
.1,700
Jan?
16%
Feb
29V2>
9
7%
23/«
123/4
100
3%
5-ft
5
_20o
Jan
5%
3,5001
•
Coal ord stock
&
ds
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
Dow
2,300
■«
2%
Dominion
Dorsey
6Va-
4%
1
Ltd
Dome Petroleum
Dominion
5%
■•'•4
Feb
Ltd—
Co
dep rets
Diversey
53,800
6
1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkta com—10c
77c 1st preferred
10
12
7% .Jan
10
5,100
190
Jan^
27%
Jan
,
.10%
v
Jan
133/8
.
28%
1
35
Jan
3,500
r.
2%
25.
2a3/4
.29% Feb
Feb
197/a
.
21%
>10%
Jo Mar
900.
7%
'
7%
13,000
11
176
16
Products Engineering Co Inc
Dielectric
io y2
.1
Manufacturing.
Detroit
Detroit
11%
12
2%
243/a
20%
.-10o
—
Inc
Co—
14%
12%
900
2y8;'
24%
1
Petroleum
Basins
2,000
15%
,.20%
4
97 % Mar
,
Jan
5,300
343/4
2\
>
14,
3,300
'
,——
Great American Industries
Great
-If
'
2%
:
'
<
4
? 14%
-.
I
2.500 V
17%
"33%
.
Jan-
103 y2 Jan
.
Jan "
Feb
d%
,
.12% Jan
,..
23% .Jan
V? : Feb
8 io Jan
,
16,600
V
153/4;
313/4,
2y8
•?"
Varnish
Manufacturing Co
10%
13%
15 V
?
,
? Feb
94 y2
8,600 '
21%
? 13
Corporation
'
17..
Jan
Feb
101
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
1%
11%
10
:: goo
123%
3iy»
46%
Inc___—'
Grand Rapids
29 y2 ,Jan
Jan
2834
9"
4y4
40%
'
29%
14%
Mar>;
Jan
.
150
20%
,
—-1
—
Jan
Feb
♦'*. 15 Va Mar
■
-
30%
1
•'
97.".*
516 3/i
,
class. A—
Jewelry
•"
102
123/4
1
Goodway Printing Co
Feb
12%
4,800
'1,700'
"
10 VB
1—5
—
Inc
Goodman Manufacturing Co_
Jan
Jan
7%
'
20 y2
"Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
-
Feb
10 3/i
11,300
1%
27%
4 ■;*
Inc
-
2 3%
2Ta
*32% Mar
26,700,,
27%
r
40
Mills Inc
Knitting
Mar
12%
1
28%
:t5%
Systems,
■
Jan
Jan
Mar
12.
m
Jan
"
123/4
96%.
—
Co
(Adolf)
V 1,600
•
143/4
1% :
102 *
Union Co Inc
Globe
Jan
10%
23 % Mar
146
Jan
Jan
12%
r
Jan
8Va
11%
-
Feb
Mar
130;?
31
io y.
50c
5
100
class
debenture
8%
12,000
27/a
8%
Mines Inc.
10c
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com—20c 1
Dejav
7%
5y8
2%
ey4
1
Brothers Inc
Davidson
7%
A,";
:
13%
.12%
? 163/4
Security
7%
Day
12 Vb
36
.
.14%
1%
class B——
sy8
:
183,900
,i
8% Mar
,
3%
50c,^
Inc
2%
faOO
6,300
2%
"6y2
15 Vb
.
33%
Co
C)
(A
Globe
common
'133/8
I—Eif;
Glenniore Distilleries
50fl
2.50 ?
20 ;.
13%
—.
Glass Tite Industries
Crystal Dairies——————-50<p
l7/a Mar
1,500
7
•13
Foods
Gilchrist
Daryl Industries Inc
1,500.
2,000
.
IS 3/a
.35 3/a
,98
Mar
23/8
6%
Feb
98"-
r
,
'
'
sv
Inc com class A.n-v. .—1"'
1
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd-—
D
Daitch
1
High
303/4 Mar
20
9
"
•
Controls
Giannini
Giant
15% Mar
Jan
-
2 VB
*
8%
12 %
14%
1,800
£1Z
Corp*.
$4.60 preferred-
>.
15% Mar
9%
27,500
2
■
14%-.
Corporation-——
Stores
V Georgia Power $5
Feb
Jan
,
-
r
■
——-—
General Plywood
General
Feb
8%
Laboratories class A= common—It
Class
Feb ?:
Jan
910
3,500
•
7"
-2.50"
General Gas Corp
"'
Jan
18%
17 y8
Manufacturing Co class A.
Cutter
5%
34%
30%
17%
Curtis
■
Jan
2
2 Vb
C !
1./-
Corp———
Ltd—
American dep rets ord re^_—
General
FireproofingElectric
General
17%.. Jan
2,000
4%
,
6%
_10c
Co-
Corporation
Cubic
4
1~1
.J—l
Genung's IncorporatedV Crown
?
83%
——
2,700
'
98
,
'
Jan
;
Builders
General Development
Jan
8%
Jan
98?;
'
*'
Feb
Jan
•
.luo;
Co
Alloys
General
Feb
10%
14%
15%
i
30%. 32
98 v
Co .common
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance^ "wts"
5%
/Jan
43
14%
Power
Gatineau
.
Feb
Jan
7%
1,300
15%
7%
Jan?
3
900
6Vb
15 Va
5%
Petroleum
»'•
Jan
iy2 Mar
7,500
40%:
39%
40
4 3/a
LOW
31%
Inc
Garan
Feb
200
Range Since Jan.
High
G
:
Jan
4,900
6%
Low
Shares
,
21Jan
10%
1% Z l7/«
.
Industries Corp—25c(Md)
-5;
Aluminum
Crown
?
.'.'*6%
——25c r]
United Corp—
Crowley
Jan
Jan
General
Corp-——.—1
Consolidated
Cresmont
Crose
Feb
-
17
163/4
,
Feb
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
~7%
~7%
.10
10'
,.<•
X
receipts (ord reg)—-*1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole
Petroleum
Corp
5
*
600
v
15%
Sale Price
,
20
England—1
New
Courtaulds
21%
18
Jan
500
21
A.
Corp
Cott
Cott
15%
High
Jan
17
15%
15%
®
1
Inc
Corroon
Low
High
17%
non-voting
B
Class
x
.
Monday, March 19, 1962
.
Range
Last
S T O CK S
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
cl A voting—*
(H) Distilling Ltd
Corby
for Week
•f Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Sales
Bange
STOCKS
.
Week's
Friday
Week'*
Friday
.
(Range for Week Ended March 16)
AMERICAN
Coro
and Financial Chronicle
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34
26%
Mar
Feb
Feb
Mar
*
Volume
195
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•.
.
.
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AMERICAN; STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
S T O Civ S
v
Range
Last
•
Low
Par
American Stock
Range Since Jan. l
Low
High
—1
Co
B,
22%
6%
Jan
5'/4
5'/a
5%
2.900
10%
8%
11%
21,600
7%
Feb
Petrochemicals-
8'/a
8.56
8 i°a
1,800
8%
Feb;
Mar
418
Clemens
5%
.4»A
4 13«
;4,se
2,900
4 i's
4%
4%
4%
3,500
4%
-75c
Inc
(Tne)
Diablo
9%
8
9%
13,700.
.
.
8
..
Mount
11% Mar
9%
Industries
Kansas
Katz
(D)
&
&
Gas
Mar
Vernon
Movie
Star
4
9%
9%
-50c
3'A
3 %
3%
97%
99%
Corp..
Company
Electricf4Va%
pfd. -100
1
—
Kawneer
Co
19%
,
47
•35,900
-
800
Mar
26%
.Feb.
21%
12"%
13%
50%
Feb
11%
11%
11%
Feb
25
Feb
Kleer-Vu
Industries
Klein
Dept
2%
2%
214
Jan
14
600
11%
Jan
12%
112
Feb
•
;.
3
V
1
:
156
f
%
.
V
.
6%
—2.50
15%
15%
TV
8%
10'/a
3
Jan
14
'■■i
7%
7%
7
Apparel
!-l
20%
20%
18%
18
19
i
Electronics
Industries
Lanston
3
5%
5 %
53/8
Inc
13%
13%
14%
18%
19'A
—10
5
6%
6
5%
5%
6'A
5
Napco
Lee' Motor
Corp.—,—!———A__—1
-
Lefeourt' Realty
Le
class
Products
19
Corp
(R G)
Tourueau
In<u—1
1
Levine's Inc:-—--.-;———
•,
r
1%
2%
22%
22%
14%
14'A
29%
33'A
National
1.
8'/a
8%
12%
12%
12%
9%
10 %
5%:
preferred
Lithium
Livingston' Oil
Steel
Locke
—
—.————_10
Corp of America.Inc—-.—:
10c
L
9%
,
—z*-———2.50
Kessler & Bartlett— j
Lock wood
Class
Co*-——
Chain
1
A*-
16%
:
4,600
11%
I
Lodge
Shipley (TheV-Cb-.———-1
LongmemWitUiaiier Watch Co..—1
Loral Electronics CJorpa^ii——v-~25c.;
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc—.—.—
Service
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
.
(The)
6
-25o
11%
Jan.;.
Feb:,
Electric
Weld
National
Steel
,t>
24
7l%
24
Corp
28%
28%
9%
P
.29%
9%
Jan
6%
Feo
10%
11%
7,700
10% Mar
3%
3%
3%
4,100
3% Mar
4%
Jan
4%V
4%
4%
700
3% Jan
\4%
Mai-
31
31
11%
12%
12%
13 VB
18'A
3ft
n%
19%
50
18%,
3%
Feb
12%
Mar
32
Jan
Jan
13 VB
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
15
Jan
19% Mai-
Jan
3% Mar
11
3,800
800
5,400
,
Mar
9
2'A
101,500
*
19%
23%
24%
34
37'A
2
3%
7,700
3%,
2%
3%
3,600
•
19%
—
,
800
,
22'A
Jan
27 %
Feb
Jan
37'A Mar
18%
25
}•
Jan
22
8,300
19%
18% Mar
22%
i 13,200
37
10
18%
24%
,
1
—
,
314
27%
12% Mar
Jan
20% Mar
10c
4
Jan;
Nestle-Le
Jan
New
Haven
Idrla
Stores
Don
class
New
Jan
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
New
Park
New
Process
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
3%
Feb
16%
Co
14
9,700
11%
12%
4,700
12%
Feb
15%
15%
15%
1,100
14% Mar
19
Jan
1
Co
13
11%
17%
17
17%
2,100
16
1
...
Watch
&
;
Feb
13
20c
2
Clock
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
-
1%
1%
22,700
if
1%
13
i
Mar
10'/a
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
1 Va
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
20%
1% Mar.
3%
<
1,100
50c
A
Inc—
Mur
1%,
1%
~3
30c
Corp
V
•
8
614" Mar
1
J'
Min
Chem
&
50o
Co.
Zinc
Mining
Land
Jan
12
33
35
7,500
32%
Jan
36
Jan
12%
12%
12%
1,400
11%
Jan
13 '/a
Feb
2%
20.50Q
2:a
Jail
%
w
1
1
•
Co—
1%
.9,800
33
25c
Arizona
&
2%
2%
1%
Jan
Jan
Co
—
Jan
250
110
Mar
39%
1,000
34
Jan
39'A Mar
39
Honduras Rosario—3.33%
York;&
138
116'%
38%
39%
450
36'/a
Feb
47
110
111
•
Auctiom Co
Jan
15% Mar
"" Feb,
11%
Jan
NOramco
6
Jan
North
1%. Feb
35%
5% .Jan
7;:-
,Jan
69
Mar
20%
.23
Jan
Jan
Jan
29 %
Jan
28
lft
Jan
Jan
9% -Feb
3
2"%
3%
6,500
2Ya
Feb
3%
5
9,900
,
Jan
3,000
4%
Feb
6%, Jan
300
2%
Jan
3
III
7,500
1%
Jan
4%
-
5%
2%
4%
2%.
1
Peim
-1
RR Co,
1%
l%i
25
-
Airlines.
-
3%.;
59
50
Northern Ind Pub .Servt4 %pfdii.100
North; Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd*—1
Novo Industrial Corp.—
—1
Nuclear Corp of A mem (Del i
xOc
Jan
75 ;
:
North
Mar j
27%
.
Feb
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
Northeast
Mar
24 % Mar
21
!ft
1%
7%
%
• 1
900
3%
Jan
:
F6b
-
Mar
."16
11% Feb
Jan
1,300
34,700
1
Inc
North
Jan
>T«
%
8%
.V.
1%
1
Inc
Norfolk .& Southern. Railway
American Royalties Inc..
18% /Feb
)
Lltes
7%
1
Noma
-1
Nipiasing. Mines————
Jan
,
7%
1.25
Rim, Mines-,Ltd—;
Jan
14%
Jan
1%
•
Nickel
8%
Jan
3%
650
9%
9%
2,200
2
Inc
Inc.
Nelly
33% Mar
2,500
V
Jan
9,100
1
Nedicks
5%
9%
8%
__25c
Associates
National/Video
25%
GOO
.
;
Jan
13% Mar
12%
1
—
Co
Electric
Jan
15
Jan
8,700
21%
.
«-
23%
7%
6% Mar
8%
1
Ltd—
Macninery
Car Ltd.—
Jan
Jan
New
•V; 3,500
.-
900
8%
10%
——1
Machines.
Rental
3
25'A
14% Jan-/
23,000
i
Jam
1
Rubber
Jan
9
2,100
6V2
Jan,
.»
7
Feb
25'A
v
,
12
.-1
5
Ltd.—
National Presto Industries
National,'Research Corp
2%
8
6,700
;
35
Feb
—1
Hess.
Equipment
Jan
1,000
27%
•.
21
69
69-
2.50
Co
15%
6%
•
!—--—i——klQ.
& Exploration _L.—30c
Silver- Lead Mines.—10c
Lunkenheimer
,/l%
24%
25.
1
Land
Friday
Lucky
1%
14%
1%
15%-:
Jan
12%
Feb
Petroleum
New, York
10,500
5%
.
Jan
7%
National
Feb
11%
17% ■ „ir 1,000
5'A
15%
25c
———
—
.
Feb
5%
66% Mar
Jan
7,000
Casket Company*:.
National Company Inc.,.
Jan
500
-
6%
2,900
9y+
National
14'AMar
16,400
.
32 % Mar
,
6%
6%
National
20'%
1,800
*
400
6%
13%
Bellas
9
1"%
14,200
,
32%. 33%
8%
Jan
9%
7." 4% Feb:
130
15%
32%
9% Jan
class. A
Inc
5%
103,500
22%
r
3,500
6%
Feb
Nast,
22% Mar
2,300
4
11 %
6%,
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
2% Mar
7'A Mar
1,400
4%
Liberty Fabrics oDNY commons——1
Jan.
14%
Feb,.
Jan
12%
15%
Jan
2
...—.—25c
Jan,
9'A
Jan
8%
28%
Feb
4%
8
;
12%
12%
Jan
-
Jan;.-
5%
4%
7'A
52
1
National
;
Jan-
1,100
4%
—._1
A
5
1,000
0
..1
-
!
Inc.-
Industries
Nat
v-
Lee. Filter
16,200
10%
6%
—;
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
Jan
3,600
,,
-
1,000
5%
Inc.
Corp
10 Va Mar
Feb
13'A
600
6'A
1
——
12%
62%
5%
62
Jan
3'A Mar
1,400
—
—if,—
Corp
14
6% Mar
32%
;—
Feb i».
19;
Feb
2%
1.400
1,100
5
Sessions CO-.—..
Lamson .&
'r
3 Va
3'A
2,300
11
Jan
Jan
17%
^
-1
Z—
Corp of Delaware.
Larchfield
"3%
_
.
Industries
Lam son
/'
;
Lakey Foundry Corp.—
7
12%
12%
Co
24 Va
20% Mar
2,200
:
6%
62
Jan
28 %
'
•
~6%
Ring; Co
Company
Nachman
Feb!
7%
Feb
6%
y:14,800
'
1
—r.
Jan
34% Mar
,
N-;
Jan,i,
"
Jan
2%
/
;
3,200
V
22 Vb
Corp—— 1
Inc
Radio
Shore ; Mines-- Ltd—i
11%
A
i7a
Feb
253/a
v
3,400
;
900
50c
class
Piston
<
National
—10c
13 %
Jan
Feb-
*
'
Jan
15'A
10,700
,
12%
National Bowl-O-Mat Corp—
National Brewing Co (Mich)
:!
Febv
7%
■
*
Jan
A*
Jan
15%'Mar
49,300
2%
Muter
15% Mar
Feb
6
21
1,200
2 7'A
2%
Jan
class A-—1
25%
22% Mar.
263/B
26%
—33V3C
16%
30 %
3%
1
A Jan
700
v.
■
400
3,400
1%
Feb:
4,400
15,200
;
17 Ya
34%
5%
Nationals. Union
Lamb
Feb
17%
33%
Mfg-Co
National Transit
Lafayette
Feb
18%
17%
Inc
Ohio
National/Telefilm
Lake
5%
34%
2%
r
19% Mar
16%
8%
5
—7.50
A—_1
*
class
600
12,700
25%
25c
Jan
•:
.
,
22%
common-
L'Aiglon
Jan
14%
Feb.-
,
3%
Jan
2
;
6%
6
1
2.800
i
i
3%
23%
——
Corp
15%
20%
3
1
i—.—U±
Kropp (The) Forge CoKulka Electronics Corp—
Class A
''
900
6,700
;
,
19%
v
-10c
Co
Corp
20%
' Va
1
2%
15%
15%
1
/
1%
2
2%
Inc.—
Inc.-/--
Kratter -(The)
1%
l'/a
Inc.
Stores
Knott Hotels Corp—
Kostin
.
1
Rubber
B)
L)
Jan
4%
500
4
2.50
Tel
&
class
r
10%
3,100
,
-10c
Products..—
(I
~5
Jan
•-
21%
2,000
,
—:1.25
Company—1
Kirby Petroleum Co...
_— ;~i—
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—
Kleinert
~4%
Jan
37/8
Feb
Jan<
t
Klion (H
High
8%
99% Mar
'
Copper Cobalt Ltd—Kin-Ark Oil-Company*
(S)
3,200
Jan-.'
19.
3,900
13%
Janr,
3%
Jan
45
24%
1
Kilembe
Kingston
Low
9%
-9%
—12.50
Inc
Tel
Inc
Muskogee
10%
a
23.
6,400
23%
•
95%
40
.1,800.
.
-23%
-2.50
—,
Jan
49
1
& Co..
Feb
3
47
.
S
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc.
.
%
20
8%
6 >800
?■
23%
23%
.
19%
-25C
(Del)
(Walter)
23%
1
Corp
10
Mills
Videotronlcs
Muskegon
Chemical; Co—
Kingsford
Range Since Jan. 1
10% Mar
Murray
Kawecki
Kidde
9%
1
Company
Movieiab Film Laboratories
-
Drug Company
Kavanau
Shares
-
Low.; High.
1
com
for Week
4
Mountain States
Feb
Muniz
Kaltman
Products
preferred
MPO
K
-
Kaiser
Metal
8aies
Range
Jan
5 % Mar
IlOc
i
warrants
Corp
Mt
Feb
Feb
■
•fPrieea
Par
Jan
—1
Industries
Jupiter
Feb
—1
Asbestos
Lake
Series
19%
1,600
T„1
Lake
Co
Construction
Jefferson
Jetronic
21%
19%
Corp.
Jefierson
Jefferson
19%
Last,.
Sale Price
Exchange
High
6<!
Glass
Week's
Friday,
S T O CK S
Shares
Mt
Jeannette
(Range for^Week Ended March ,16)
Sales
lor Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
■}JUMii
—
-
3%,
57%
"
92
92%,
100
V4,, 93
7
%
60
59
l»
'
H
9%
9%
9
3%
3%
4,800
3%
16,300
2%
3/a
Jan
Jan,
4%
Jan
Jan
62
57
Mar
88% Jan
21,700
Id
-
,
Mar,
93
% Mar..
.,
7%
Jan
9% Mar
3
Feb
4Vb Mar
Feb
,
1
Lynch
2
Corp
>
/9% Mar
8% Feb
3,200
OI
m: :.;
•
t
Co*—
'
MaeFadclen-Bartell Corp—
Mack
4%
Vending" Co
class-A*——r_;—Hi
25%
4 "
5,000 '
,.
21%
27%
29%
1%
1%
4%
5%
;
1%.
1%
5'/4
■
1,500
2 5 V2
30%
Jan
Jan
"•
-
1
Feb'
%
1
3,000 •
46,300
4%
Feb
24%
205,500
;
'
!%•
*
Industries, Inc.—*——
2,400
4%
23%
27 %v
/Maqkey Airlines luc———L—_ 33'/a c
Macoid
4%
25%
warrants—__I—,
Trucks luc
Macke
.50c
Feb'
Jan
Occidental
•
:
T.
20c
50c
—1
-100
..1
-7
Onio
Power
Oil
\ Magna
—50c
——
22 f
Mallory Randall Corp..———
26
40c
12,3Q0
■4%
Jan
10%
22%
V
500
21%
Jam
22% Mar-:
;
3,000
24%
1,100
9
Mapsfieldlnditstrieslnc_i.-----m_50c
22%
2.50
:
' 26%
10%
37%
10%
Mansfield
Tire
Rubber.
&
International
Marconi
Communication
Martin-Marietta
24%
22%
£1
Corp
3%
warrants-
Feb
Corp warrants.*,——
"""■McCtlllOC.il Oil Corp—
Mead Johnson & Go—
17 Vi
4,700
27
Feb
11,000
9%
3%
Feb
10%
Jan
100
3%
common—
—
preferred—
\
I *'
'
^
Mfg Corp.
Oxford
'
Electric
Manufacturing
Jan
16%
5%
14%
Feb
19%
25
39,900
22%
Jan
26%
11%
17,500
9%
Jan
113A
1,500
25%
Jan
class
A
1
coin—1
;'
50
16%
17%
10,300
5%
,
96%
5%
4,600
93% Jan
Jan
12
3%
Jan '
29
«
98%
Feb
Feb-
Feb
Jam
Jan
17 Va Mar
53A
Feb
t.
•
61%
■61
61
I 18%, 18%
'
450
«'
1,900
6%
6
60% Jan
Jan.
18
63% Mar
.
19%
5%
Feb
6%
14%
1,000
i
—-—1
Corp—
2,800 *
'i
95%
95%
5
,-1
—/—
O'Sjullivnii;- Rubber, Corp—
Overseas Securities
1
„
19%
10%
28%, 28%
..
28%
'
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Ainer shares_10s
Opelika
11
Jan
15Vb
Jan
Jan
Jan*
<4%;,
"4%
~4%
2,300.
4%
Jan
30 ,f-
29%
30%
1,900,,
27 y«
Jan
33%
Feb
37
Feb
43
Jan-
6
Feb
:
3% Mar
•„
/42%
•35% Mar
35
3,400
33%
Jan-
13%
24,800
11%
Jan
6%
6%
1,600
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
10%
'"42,200
9% Mar
12%
Jan
2%
3%
4/'
Jan
2,400
"
6%
•
r
*'
r.
Feb
38f
: 13% Mar
Pacific
—
126%
—1
4%
-1-1
45,500
118
*10,100
125% 129
"
;?■■■. 2%
'
4%
5%
,
,1 11,400
20
Jan
\
4%
;
"
'
20 y
400.
19%
,4,000
20
Jan
%
142
Feb-"
-;v-5% Jan
Feb"
P
-•21%
»•
;
Jan»'
"
1
14
14
—5
28
"28%
27%
•
1,100
1^
Jan
Feb
'
Feb
31'.".' Jan
•
Gas
5 % 'jo
Jan
,
8
pfd—25
—25
5%
1st preferred*—
25
5%/redeemable 1st preferred.—,—25
5%
redeemable 1st pld series A—25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36%
redeemable 1st; preferred—25
Clay
Pacific
'
'
3
—1
Col—*——It
Jan
37
-50c
Thermit Corp—L
i:
Mar-
'
13
10 > ,•
Merrill Island
Metal
Jan
34%
Refrigerating Co—.1
Mining Corp Ltd*—*
Merchants
-
'35%
1-
Mfg
P
13%
L|td——-i_—_r.
ipc—„—,-———'—-3
McCroiy
Menas.co
Jan,
Jan
40%
-
'
Maule "Industries
-
32%
Jan
35
36%
inn
Maryland Cup Corp.—
Massey-Ferguson
>■
preferred*.—
.
Oxford
K-
9%. 10%
Feb
IIV2
FebP
-
34%
1,600
/
^—
4 V* %
19
23 Yi
Marine
Ltd
Co
7%
35%
35%
--1
1% Mar
26
1
10c;
-—*—
Jan
-
6
•
10;'
*!—,T*
..Majestic-Specialties Inc..—
%
22
7--
—7
Corporation
'Mat-pe; Public. Service;.-!-;
Mangel Stores—.
1%
Co
Old -Towu-Corp
5% Mar
"
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__...—lc
-
Brass
Ohio
*
Feb;!
^21•' Feb".
4 % Mar;:
Ogden Corp
23%
19
—^*1
Petroleum Ccrp
Oak,: Manufacturing
.
Electric
6%
1st
preferred.—
200
38%
39
32%
31%
32%
6,100
31%
Jan
32%
Feb
29%
28%
600
27y8
Jan
293A
Feb
27%
27%
29%
27%
800
25%
Jan,
28
Products——
&
1st
Feb
26%
26%
27%
1.700
25'A
Jan
27'A Mam
26%
26%
26 Va
500
25%
Jan
26%
26
25"%
26%
24
24%
700
24%
2.7U0
22%
Jan
8%
Jan
22%
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
26'A Mar
24%
Feb
24 Va Mar
'
Miami Extruders Inc-—
5%
—._10c
6%'
preferred
Microinalic
Oil
Midland
Midwest
$1
13%
4,500"
1,300
2%
2%
2%
5%
-2%
Jan
11%
Feb
26%
24%
28%
12,600
5•
—50c
14%
__50c
24%
2.50
24%
"
25
LighLing
38%
$4.36
-6%
-
dividend
$4.75
Jan
•
$4.75
W'oM Co
common——_ .50c
4.%r,r xonvertihlc preferred—.
Milo
15
Jan
21% Mar
Pacific
Northern
22
Jan
30%
Jan
Pacific
Northwest
Jan
25% Mar
—
Mirro
AliimlnUni
Mohawk
Airlines
Molybdenite Corf)
Molybdenum
"cLfs"-.
RR
(Can)
C„orp of,America
Monongahela
,
4,40'.f
4.80 %
4i5d%
13%
Power Co—
2,100
;
5%
.;
12%
75
101%
600
,
5%
Feb
Ltd
Packer's
•
n.\:
is
27%/28%
13 %
2%
2%
; 11,400
12
'2,200
.2%
"%' Jan"
25
14
2%
; 5,200
Corp
class
TOO
92%
see
page
100
-*
149
•70
_25c
37.
120
Jan
154
Jan
88%
Jan
94
Mar
35/8
Jan
148
4%
5%
31%
33%
2,800
13%
14%
34,800
Pall
Corp
6%
' 6%
Feb
Pantepec Oil
(C A)
350
Jan
17'A
Feb
7y8 Mar
10'A
Feb
Jan
100
105 Va MaiMar
8%
8%
9%
1,000
8%
Feb
10
56%
59%
7,000
49 %
Jan
62'A
Jan
22%
21%
22 y8
6,100
21% Mar
24'A
Jan
50%
50
50%
1.400
45
53
Jan
1
1%
8,100
IZZi
vtc.
Amer shares.
1 Bol
(C
4,400
7%
5% Mar
35
13% Mar
59%
2 Bol
Petroleum
Pancoastal
8%
104% 105%
Jan
31
1
class A
Jan
.
105%
30,800
„50c
A
Tubes...
Page-Hersey
Jan
A)
1
it
1
1
14,400
Jan
%
Jan
ft
Jan
l'A Mai1 % Mar
Jan
Jarr
' Jan
Feb
i
Jan
Chemical
v'29%
Feb
Park
17
Jan
Park
Jan
Parker
3%
Company
7%
**
Co
class
'20
89
8%
.
-
100
.10
148% 149%68
7%
'
70
".
425
.
8%
.;
97%
-Si
'200
1,800
Jan
Jan
Jan
144%. Jan
-
58
7%
92%
100
93
Feb
Feb
"Jan
149% Mar
B
Parkersburg-Aetna; Corp
Patino
Pa to
of
71"
Feb
Penn
Feb
10%
Jan
Pentron
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
500
20%
Jan
20%
21%
1,200
20%
Jan
10%
11%
7Ys
8%
7,000
3,500
22
8
Ltd
Canada
Metal
Traffic
Jan
200
1,700
9%
2%
Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd..
Peninsular
7%
10%
7%
11,
A—
21%
20%
Pen
10
22
Electrochemical Corp class'A^.
Class
92
TOq
Products^.-.—
100% Mar
240
94
5%
100
pfd—
Markets
Super
Paddington
Feb
25
.
Jan
270
93%
14
8
Light- 5%
&
*
preferred series B-!
footnotes,
Jan
97%
93%
152%
31%
_•——
Pacific- Power
14%
Jan
5%
2,800
.
97'A Mar
93% Mar
1
Bell .Telep
Petroleums
Pacific
103%
Feb-
Jan
Jan
11
1
Airlines
•
Jan
91%
90
•
i. TOO
preferred series C-
For
36% Mar
13
24% Jan
1.600
6
5%.,5%
Jan
8%
Jan.
Jan
■
5%
13%
—1
2,100
102
24%. 24%
,
8%
;
preferred—
Electro
6% Mar
;
.
9,500
14%'
102
27%
.
Industries
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—!.
Moody Investors Service.partic pref
Morse
14%
.—r
Lj-d.^
Warrants.-"—
12%
5%
III
Inc.——
Monograni- Precision
■
12 %
■
Light 5% ' pfd_. TOO
Company——-!— .10c
Missourj-Kansas-Texas
1.7%
34%
1
•
Mining Corp of Canada——i.'—
Power
.6%
11%
7% ;l
-50,
Electronics Corp..,—
Minnesota
•
670
99% 100%
151
94
Feb
4,400
100
93-
100%
103A
9%
97%
8%
96
Feb
Jan
23 %
'
9
97%
Mar
13
1,400
,
preferred
dividend
Warrants
Miller-
dividend ^preferred
conv
-
•
•
•
•
—•
preferred;
preferred*
dividend
$4.40
Jan12
12% Mar
2
Inc.
$4.50 jpreterred
20%
10,400
25%
24
>
Jan
Industries
Pacific
1,100
21%
23%
r
Pacific
8,300
14%; 15
'20%
—
.
24% Mar
preferred—♦
-
13% Mar
V 3%' Jan;
Feb
10 V*
12%
—-
Feb
300
12
11%
Financial Corp.
Corp-d-4——
Feb
11%
1,800
11%
conv
6% Jan
13% Mar
Feb
11
v
3,800
12
12 %
Abrasive———.:
Factors
6,100
12%
—__1
Investment.- Co__———5.
Midwestern
Mill
Gori)
13%
Inc———__1
Associates
Mid-We^t
5%
12%
.
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Hope Corp,—
Microwave
5%
13%
13
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Michigan Chemical Corp——*.1—
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Michigan Sugar Co common—1
Miami,
Products
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Co..
Electronics
—
Corp
—
11%
11
-
8% Mar
11'A
Feb
24% Feb
22%
Feb
9'A Jan
12 Vs Mar
Jan
8% Mar
6%
2%
Jan
2%
300
2ft
Jan
11%
4,000
10%
Jan
11% Mar
8%
Jan
10'
9%
9%
9%
300
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4%
4%
3,700
4'A Mar
5 Vb
Jan
Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1344)
36
.
,
Monday, March'19, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended March 16)
AMERICAN STOCK
V
'
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
American Stock
Range
Range Since
Shares
Low
High
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of...
Long
Island Inc—
-25c
19%
19
19
—
86%
.
<1
300
87'A
,
18%
1,100
10%
400
10%
32
33
:
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9%
Jan
11
Feb
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10%
.
30%
Jan
33
Mar
13%
12%
13%
10c
23'A
22
VA
23%
48,100
--1
1%
1%
liu
16,600
Phillips-Eckliardt Electronics
-1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
7%
Corp
•
Oils
Peruvian
Minerals
&
Plastics
Inc
"SVA
Plume
Atwood
&
Poloron
class
Products
A
7%
10%
Presidential
$1.25
Providence
414$
Mar
39
Feb
12
12'A
500
2%
2
2,200
55 VA
2,100
Amer
Slick
dep
8Va
1,100
7%
5%
2,900
41%
40%
43
36
2,300
13%
Penn
original preferred
cumulative preferred
5Vo
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Southern
Jan
Southern
Jan
Southland
4,800
5%
Jan
51 a
6%
Jan
8% Mar
15 VA
15
15%
5,000
14Va
Feb
17
Jan
22%
22
22%
500
21
Feb
22%
Feb
1
25'A
25
25%
2,100
22
Jan
26% Mar
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12%
12%
2,000
12 %
Feb
13
Jan
75
87%
Si.00
25 VA
25%
92%
Feb
Standard
74%
Jan
Standard
25%
2,100
21%
Jan
26 % Mar
Standard
Products
•
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18
18
19 Va
1,700
18
Jan
21%
Jan
Standard
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17
15%
17%
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15% Mar
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1
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31%
3%
31%
41§
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1,700
31 %
225
29%
34
Feb
Jan
Feb
Ramo
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class
new
A
Rath
Real
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Real
preferred
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1
22,900
16%
Jan
24% Mar
3,500
20%
Feb '
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3,200
12% Jan
6%
Co
5 V\
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20 VA
20'A
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to Jan
3
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1% Jan
82% Mar-
Jan
12 Va
Jan
19%
Jan
23%
Jan
5%
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4%
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1,900
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9,200
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Feb
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7%
7%
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5%
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Syntex Corporation
Talon
Inc
Class
class
f
Technical
Material
Technical
Operations
International
80% Jan
86 %
Feb
Technicolor
13V4
Jan
Tel-A-Sign
18% Jan
10%
Tclectro
12%
TelePrompter
Jan
1,900
3,000
,
5!3« Mar
6%
4
510
series
Industries
Sarcee
10%
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
Mar
Television
18%
Jan
Terminal-Hudson
Jan
Terry
Jan
10% Mar
Saxon
Paper
Say re &
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9
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8%
66
700
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16
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Royal American Corp
Royal School Labs Inc
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Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc.,
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
16.% Jan
490
26%
11%
-
3,300
9% /' 9%
24%
El
Amor dei) rets orcl regis—
Roosevelt Field Inc
5,900
'
-
V,
26
—1
•'
7%
; 16,500
*'
7%
17%
i
.
8%
7%
7%
18V4
*
Inc
sip, .Chemical.,
Tampa" Electric Co_
1
;
,
(J
41»VA Mar..
-
Jan
io
20c
.
»
ordinary
Corporation
Canada
Stetson
Mar
14% Mar
5,200
,8%
-
;
pfd F—100
Rolls Royco Ltd—
&
Jan
Jan
11%
6%
9%
—1
Inc
Rodney Metals Inc
Rogers Corp—
Russcks Fifth
1%
61%
{
1 905
Raceway Inc
.
5
2%
%
:
20%
8%
>.
common—
Eloc 4Vo
14%
50c
1
•
5% Mar
Jan
6%
4V4
6%
20
Jan
18%
12%
4%
•
7%
Mar
400
21%
.
Jan
1,600
82%
.i-
Feb
5%
3 Va
Stelma
Jan
2% Mar
7,400
11%
1%.
7%
23
5,900
1%
1%
i
Jan
4% Mar
141,600
11%
1
-
Technical Products
Industries
5V'4
Feb
Feb
6
3,000
:
15%
2 % Mar
22%
35,800
82 Va
79
1
8,800
y 200
6%
>
1
Inc
'!
;
4% / 4%
6
5%
1,600
2%
22%
4%
1
Rochester Gas &
6%
2%
22%
1
Associates
extended
.
_10
Inc
Corp
Hitter Finance
T5V4 A,
15
6%
6%
Warrants series A——.—
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Ryerson
24%
1
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridge way Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Ryan
Feb
I
Co
&
Arms
Restaurant
Rusco
18%
5c
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp:
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rowland
Jan
15
:v
——1,,
Insurance Co
Roosevelt
15
'2%
Remington
Ross
1,800
22
Broadcasting & Dev
Rollins
17
1
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment
Vtc
16%
",21%
Reeves
Robinson
Feb
21 Va
-J
.Rcsistoflex
37%
24%
Pump Co
Rcis
Jan
16 Va
Warrants
Reliance
Feb
of
Parts
Inc
Instruments
Co
7%, Feb
31
America—
of
Corp
A
Reeves
14%
5,800
1
Realty Equities; Corp of N. Y
Rcda
Jan
6% Mar
34%
Investment
America
Properties
Class
1
33%
10
40c
Ra&ette Co Inc
100
.
34
1
Packing Co
7
7
14
200
14%
14%
•
_1
——
80%
24%
23%
22V2
1
1
10c
50c
1
•
5
10c
common
Steel
Rapid-American Corp
80'A
24
10c
class A
Statham
Ramco Enterprises lnc_
80%
24
;
1
Mines Ltd
Steel
ojg;;
R
Feb
2.500
;;
-
29
B_
Inc
convertible
50c
Feb
Jan
23-
Jan,
30
27%
Corp
Corp
(The.)
Starrett
3LVA
31%
86%
28%
9%
23%
Co
Uranium
Industries
Star
9%
11%
«.
6,400 !
26%
3c
1
1
1
1
Aviation Corp
Stanrock
Q
Quebec Lithium
Jan
Jan..
Jan
3,500
"
29%
15 V2
26%
13Va
4"%
4
Inc
class
Tube
Standard
Stanley
Quebec Power Co
Jan
6%
9Va Jan
14V4
29%
25'A
14 %
24%
12%
4V2
3%
Co
3
41V2
35%
29%
14%
25'A
12%
4'A
4
Forgings Corp
Metals
7%
9,400
26
1
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
Jan
37 V2
34%
i
1
-20
Standard
63% Mar
4,900
27,900
—lc
•
Spencer Sl)oe Corp.;
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
Stahl-Mcyer Inc—
Standard Brands Paint Co
.
Jan
30% Mar
50%
Jan
86%
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
1,500
v'-t
6'A
—
2
1
1
5
15,400
91
400
..
11 Va
40V2
Petroleum Corp__2
51ii
73%
:
23
35
25
preferred
California
Mar
8V4
10
19%
'
25
Materials Co Inc
8%
90 %
19
-
Mar.--*
30
26%
cumulative
Southern
Southern
14%
67
Jan
,:Jan
25
4.08%
Jan
Jan
7%
Ms
8%-
25
9"
6%
8%
10%
22'A
<
:
25
13%
5i°o
73
17'A
25
cumulative' preferred—.
9%
6Va
—
—8.33%
cumulative preference
7%
100
47
.
Edison—
5 Hi
20c
3V2 -Jan
34% Mar
:"27
convertible preference
Colorado—
Jan
Jan
100
12.50
Co
13%
%
3
,..,16
500
cumulative preferred
Jan
1,900
1,100
4.24%
15% Mar
VA Jan-
6,500
17Va
4.32%
Jan
Jan
1% Mar
3%
30%
4.48%
Mar
6Va
34%
47'%
Feb
43
3
32 %
'
17Va
29%
—I
Corp
Oil
California
1
of
Feb
.
Jan
47
Feb
81
Jan
%
__
Jail
Feb
6,200
Coast
Southern
4.56%
2%
5% Mar
3
1
4.78%
60
70% Jan
7%
5 Va
South
South
Jan
12 Mr Mar
Jan
Feb
18,300
47
19 Va
53 % Mar
2
—
Corp
1
1
20
Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Puritan Sportswear Corp
Fyle-National Co
Feb
32
Jan
^
;
fil
•
1
registered
ord
rets
Ahuvays Inc
Jan
2%
1 Ve
30'A
11
Jan
11%
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
7
Mar
'72,600
•
10c
preferred
31-
5 VA Feb-
1
Manufacturing
13 Va
15% Mar
300
78
76%
66%
Puerto Rico
1,600
High
Jan
VA, Jan
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
44
8% Feb
200
53%
7%
Gas
:
6
24
.
Co
Ltd
Service
Public
9
200
19,600
1,600
5%
(The) Company
Prophet
10V4
1,200
1
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred
400
•
Oil
Corp
Proctor-Silex
Progress
16
Jan
13%
Feb
108 Va Mar
Feb
8
2Va
-A
Jan
103
34,200
10
1
Realty Corp
Mines
Preston
400-
1,300
10%
:
Jan
8% Mar
7% Feb
2,400
16%
^
13 Va
Soss
15%
2
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
Sonotone
9%
•
3%
12%
9 VA
2VA
:»■
Prentice-Hall Inc
11
10% Mar
8%
2 la:
Corp
:
% i%
34%
preferred
conv
Feb
13%
Co
Feb
Jan
39%
Inc
Feb
>5V4
8%
11%
12 %
Microwave
Simpson's Ltd—
Sinclair Venezuelan
38%
Jon
-4%
rets
Boardman Publishing—
Simmons
9%
39%
9
*
1
Pratt & Lambert
22%
25,800
29 Va
5%
1%
25c
Inc
Feb
8%
1,500
8VA
(Del)—2.50
Precisionware
Precision
Low
29 Va
Automobiles—
4,500
12%
1
6
American: deposit
5,900
16
15%
Royalties Ltd—
Prairie Oil
-
106% 108%
83a
Inc
Alexander
Simca
Jan
33
Lighting
Silvray
Jan
'
15%
*
&
Jan
110
8%
39 VA
Corp of Canada
—20c
Precision Corp-—i—10c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd—:
1
12%
,
9
11%
16%
Polymer
Range Since Jan. \
High
27%
28 %
__
Silver Creek
10%
7%
V
2.50
1
Powdrell
Power
28%
2
Jan
Mar
5%
-
3,100
5%
•
(The) Corp
Corp class A
Poly cast
1 %
1,100
4,200
11 Va
11
10
—50c
1
Mfg Co
Scale
Pneumatic
Low
2
Co class A
& Gas
B
Transistor ■ Corp
Jail
16%
27%
12%
10,600
•
5
4%
•
11
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•*
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Polarad Electronics Corp
Feb
22 V2 Mar
7,200
11,700
39%
33
4%
1
50 £
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Class
S3
>
V-
1
1
Corp
Industries
Pierce
8
7 VA
•
—
Aircraft
Piasecki
Pioneer
■
37
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos v
Phillips Screw Co
10c
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
4
Industries
Shares
,
32%
Perfect
88% Mar
Jan
Oil
Signal
Silicon
Corp——
2.50
Photo Inc -——
Permian
Jan
(
Circle
Perfect
24%
Feb
80
Par
High
'
(The)
for Week
of Prices
*
Low
Par
Pep Boys
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Jan, 1
Week's
Last
STOCKS-
for Week
'
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
;
Sales
Week's
Friday
.100
*
280-"
17a *
Jan
185
Mar
Volume-195
Number
6143
»
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1345)
37
(Range for Week Ended March 16)
>■; '
STOCKS -,v
v
•;,
'
American.Stock Exchange
•
•
D
S.Air
"XI
Tile -Co
Low
3%
j.50c
~1
—
Rubber -Reclaiming
Univ.er«aL.'Araerlcan
Co
7%
■;
Warrants-Series 1955
Low
37/a
6V2
6%
7 = 'a
7%
-3%
37/a
3%
200
3,200
'
,
474
3%
4Va
64 V*
64 Vb
64%
6%
71/4
—.
:
.
_25c
L—
874
8V2
8
31%
32
10
10
10%
10
10
10%
17
*v.
class
A:
9 Va
Vita
Inc
9*/4
9%
IOV2
11-
preferred
7%
& Bond
&
Weiman
&
Company
Jan
7
Jan
4
4V4
700
4
Feb
4%
51/2
8,500
63%
63%
4%
21
500
12%
6%
Feb
13
17,700
2% Mar
3
1%
1%
2%
Jan
;
Jan
98
'
Mar
~33A
3%
3%
700
3% Feb
3%
3%
3%
700
3%
Jan
Jan
90
100
98
1%
93
93
50
89 Va
Jan
93 V2
Jan
Safe
55
92
51 Va
100
25o
Westbury Fashions Inc
u
Western Development
Col
1—1
51%
.
2,600
50
Jan
63V2
Jan
Southern
5%
Jan
6V4
5%
6V2
15,300
7% Feb
3Vss series A
3V8
37«
4-i/a
7,100
3% Mar
4%
Feb
3s
3
274
7,600
274 Mar
3%
Jan
Inc
fio
•: 3
•/
Westmoreland
.
>7
Coal
Inc
•
36
500
30% Jan
38
Feb
3s
34V4
-341/4
600
29 V4
30
35
Feb
3%s series G
1981—
31%
Feb
4V4S series H
1982
25 Vs
Jan
4%s series I
—20
—
:
-
1
Wichita River Oil
Wiebolt Stores Inc
"
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Williamhouse
"-:v'
lOo
r.'yyy
Williams
(R C)
8a
Wilson .'Brothers
'
5%
1,600
22
14%
-IV2
19%
9%
IOV4
223i
7Va
7%
7%
—1
24 Va
23V4
25%
2,400
21,900
—l
14 Va
I41/4
15-
common——
preferred——
f
v
20
34% Jan
16i/4
17
preferences
—;
Wright Hargreaves. Ltd———
.
%
%
4
4 Va
6% preferred—
—:—.—5
—:—•—i—1
Zapata >,<©f&®h.ore Co—___
~50o
Zapata-'t^etroleUm :Goip
——-Wo
Zion jJgoods
edrp
—1
32%
33 Vi
Zale-Jewehy Co—
6%
7.
6%
Feb
Feb
Jam
V
•
7*% Jan
7% Feb
.
.
; 6%
Jan
Feb
Feb
37
t).
5% Jan
■i.
-2,100
4%
./
Jan
32
•
Feb
8
;
v-
\
Week's Range
Friday
'
Last
Interest
BONDS
•;American'Stock Exchange
Period
-;;•/•
or
_
Friday's
; Bid & Asked
-Sale Price
Bonds
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
LOW
High
Low
High
1
.
5%s-
conv
sub debs
1974— __Jane-D.ee
$62
BSF ,Go- 5%s
convertible
—June-Dec
I960-
6s 1978..—. —June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Chemoil Industries 6s debs 1973————
Jan-July
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978—
Mar-Sep
Continental Vending 6s 1976-———.
Brandy wine
Raceway.
92
65
57
64
90
6
'
69
60
_
92%
v
92%
'
123
115
$94%
96
.
130
Feb-Auy
106
117
96%
—
132
48
132
90%
88
,
12
96
1
87%
97 V*
87%
96
14
90
113
113
130
—
!89
96%
87%
78
-2
53
93%
97%
28
-
—
—
12074
142%
95
48
46
-
*
Last
Interest
BOND'S
■f-
New York Stock Exchange
Period
-
Week's Range
Friday
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
High
%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
lst-mtge & coll'trust 3]/2S 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
•
__
Jan-July
*89
—
1985
.—Feb-Aug
—May-No®
April-Oct
43/as s f debentures. 1972
3 %8 sinking fund debentures 1973— ..April-Oct
let mtge & coll trust 474 s 1977
..Mar-Sept
..Mar-Sept
lst-mtge & coll trust 4y4s 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
—May-No®
*5 74s s f debentures 1980
—May-No®
United "States Freight Co—
5s 4onv subord debentures 1981—
_Apr<I-Oct
U S" Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
..May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
.April-Oct
United-States Steel 4s debs 1683—
—Jan-July
4%s s f debentures 1686
-April-Oct
7s
Sold
>
Low
No.
—
89
89
93%
90%
-
95
91%
91%
—
9874
101
__
12
99% 101%
102% 104%
103 V* 104%
*103% 104%
—
84 Vb
-
82
95%
101%
9674
100% 102
135
101% 102
94
95
208
96 V*
85
94
6
85
*93 y«
96
162%
136
315
.152% 162%
99%
97
20
*103% 104%
162%
101
99
99%
10174
Corp of America—
subord -debentures 1969
4%8-conv subord debentures 1976
conv
.June-Dec
:Mar-Sepf
*99
-
90
89%
99
105
102%
17
92
75
90
88
119
136
JVendo Co—
'
"
4748
conv
subord debs 1980_
Mar-Sept
Electric & Power Co—
First and refund;mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
alstv&^ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st &• ret 2% s. series G197.9——.....—^-June-Deo
First and refund mtge 2%s_ser H -1980__Mar-Sept
.1st maortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
Tst~& ref'M 3%s series J • 1982—April-Oct
Virginia • & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003.—.Jan-jaZy
General mortgage 47/48 1983—
__Afar-Sept
Virginian! Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First ilien and ref mtge 374s ser 0 1673-Aprll-Oet
_lst 4ien & ref 4s series F -1983
-May-Nov
121%
119
121%
^ Virginia
83%
*79%
*77%
78%
84
84
*8374
—86%
-
.6s s'Jhnrd income debs 2008
Inc 5s" conv
subord
_Feb- Aua
debs
1982__:Mar-Sept
-71%
-
.April
Gen-mtge income 4y4s-eeries B Jan 1661——April
First mortgage 3 %s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
97%
90
90
—
$120% 126
100% 102
8974
119
121
18
100
104
21
127% 127%
120
7
83%
86
37
154
97%
81%
95%
9774
82
$83
9674
44
1
82
8674
—.
$86
$85
$81
85
$89
$78
90
90
90
4
86
90
—
98%
98%
5
93%
9874
13
101%
10474
—
104V2 104%
$103% 105
103
$102
—
$100
—
—
—
^
—
—,
82 Vb
8774
85
83
85
88%
89%
80%
92
89
89%
119%
117
120
120
89%
281
72
81
83%
119%
112
12?.
120
79 %
80
106
98% 101%
99% 102%
91%
9274
2
92
90
$90
—
103
105
26
105
101
$92
—
82%
104 Vb
105
101% 101%
101% 101%
—
101%
.
88
8374
118
125
99%
98%
10
>98
100
75%
75%
5
99%
98%
_r
76
12
1'"
97%
9874
70 y8
7774
874
974
94%
9474
66
■
$120
—
$8%
66
__
10%
'•—•"
$90
$93
$119
$64
> •
^
:;—•
—
—
*
,
$60
$60
-
—
—
$99% 101
—
64
64
44%
43%
44%
56
48
48
$64
44%
$47%
—
—
,
.
,
,
,
.
.
RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 16)
New York Stock
Exchange
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Period
Last
or
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3y2S 2000
Feb-A«y
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge syas 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3yaS 1974
May-No®
West Penn Power 3Vis 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 3yas series O 1979
April-Oct
5%s debentures 1982
1
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3y8s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Western Union Teleg. Co 5Vis 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'As series O 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3 y4s series D 1967
Jan-July
—
Low
debentures
s
1975
f debs 1980
;.
83%
Wisconsin
Jan. 1
Low
High
29
33
*85
33
•
96%
97%
Range Since
Sold
No.
High.
3274
"
9774
08
94
9774
*79%
•
80ya
807a
—
92%
92%
97%
56%
56%
98 V*
57%
56J/a
—
*92%
95%
*80%
-•101
.
convertible
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
,
3%s
,
9874
38
96%
9874
57%
11
50%
58
57
10
soy*5 57%
*76
80%
99%..10174
96%
96%
—
*92%
96
92
80%
—
96% 96%
104% 105
5
104%
86
*73%
94%
—
10574
86ya
—
*94
99
96%
55
—
94%
3
94%
94%
941/4
94
*85
95%
96%
36
95%
997a
—
957'a
May-No®
Feb-Awp
—Jan-July
6
95 ya
10174
—
85
85
95%
95%
9574
61
65
Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
Gen mtge 474s inc series A Jan
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3y«8
63%
54%
*79%
Jan-July
1 2029—.—.May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
Jwne-Dec
1971—.
55
63%
15
55
—
*77%
—
*91%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
9
—
47%
79%
55
'
79%
,
89%
89
—
29
7874
T
" 75"
"78%"
"
84
2
84
85
.
\'U
82%
83 y.
3
86%
88
1
71%
73
—'
86%
86%
113%
lli%
86%
71%
.
•
-*8674,
*91%
__
114%
114% 115%
111
111
Gen mtge. 4s Income series A - Jan 1981—
V
90
$90
Jan -July
Assn—•
,
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
Jan-July
*79
April-Oct
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co-^
lst mtge 474s series H 1990
*101
102
100
11274
36
,107
.217
a 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 In the year's range,
not Included in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
§
112%
84%
70
75
71
.
*72
84%
84%
__
.
48
19
"
70
69%
83%
*
75
72
85
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Companies reported as
/Wabash HR Co—
'
87
2
*86
...
-Vornado
8274
2
83 V*
6
97%,
•-No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal. nUndeivthe-rule transaction
year's range), r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
V1 •
{
;;
v
•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; "v t c" voting trust certificates;
"wi," when issued; "ww," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
Wilson & Co 4Vaa a f debs 1978
•Vanadium
3%s
96
89%
Adjustment
Whirlpool Corp SMis
•
110
319
93
97 Vs
——....
99%
91%
98%
•':T
98%
*9374
*100% 102
...
—
High
'
98%
97
261
9
Jan. 1
*90
—.
30
20
95%
(not included in
Range Since
Bonds
—
80
89%
Jan-July
1951—.——...
BONDS
—
*91%':
—
106
292
97ya
—
*
—
*94%
__Jan-July
—_
72
f
v
~
United Gas Corp 2
29
12674
94%
—
1986
V
V/,:-:;.::
104
277
• -
85Va
Feb-Aug
—
Debentures—
5%s seres A 1967
——Jan-July
4%s series B .1967 ———
_Jan-July
•Hanover (Prov) 6%s 1949—.—
_Feb*Aug
Maranha.0 stamped (Plan A) .2Vas 2008—May-No®
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
. ,
;
»
•7s (issue of May 1927) 1947 ————May-No*
'»7s (issue of Oct 19271 1947
——April-Oct
MortgageiBank of Denmark 5s 1972_i——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
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Continued from page 32
80
131
116%
8
99
120
-27
T
•
$124
,
Assn
Dkvega Stores: Corp—
6%s convertible subord debs 1975.—
17
62%
58%
'62
1994. __Juno-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3,%s 1970—— __June-Deo
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998-———. ._Quar-Feb
Boston* .Edison 2%s series A 1970---— _'_June-Dec
•Amer-Steel-As Pump- 4s inc'debs
139
$9974
■
~
Alsecr<3Eac
•
126%
78
5774
129
95
118% 121
—
—
1983
(Germany)
Debt
""
^6% Jan
6% '•>.
—
•Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
German Savings Banks and
Clearing
Jan
6%
Jan
•Baden
Jan
1
3% Jan
1,300
10
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
6% "Feb
2%
Jan
6,000
♦-
53%
98
123
—
.
7//
if
% Jan
5%
«
134%
$94
101
1981
May-Now
—Mar-Sep<
———Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970—Feb-Aug
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980—.
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer ey2S 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv
subord debs 1976
—May-No®
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
.Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3V2S 1964—June-Deo
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs .1974
—
June-Deo
.
6
17 Va Mar
%
500
7
-
2
-^4,200
7
6%
6%
-
331/2■
6%
-2,700
12,100
"II
5% i- 574
4 Va
5%
————
A >sr
21%
Jan
T5% Jan
400
r
1
v.
.
13 Va
13,550
6%
5a
___£1
--40c
com—:——25o
.
Jan
38V4 Mar
?.'*.■
6%
? ;■ v;
Mar
rH' 97%
;
Jan
•
> :i/
V American dep tC ts ord regular-:
-
16%
18
94 :: Jan
100
171/8
Inc
Raceway -Inc
V"
Jan
15
275
Jan
131
—
—
1985
4%s series M
V(i;-r' 26% :Mar
Feb
-
:'
16 V2
YonJcers
13
/•
20%
(F W) Ltd—
14% * Jan-
V1-
38%
19 Va
Wool worth
10 Va
series L
4%s-series N
;
14% Feb
22% Mar
Feb
*
18
,
381/4
V*
38
(John) Industries Ltd-
21% Jan
3% Jan
24% Jan
<
■
95
ptd—100
Woodall -Industries
.
Feb
95%..
17
—25
4%%
•:
Wood .newspaper. Machine--—-———1
-Wood
5s
7%
3,400
•
4%s series K
9% Mar
17% Jan
-
——
474s series J 1982
Jan
Jan
20%
10,900
10
Feb
1%
29 V*
16% Feb
2% Mar 1
900
20 Va
10
15 Va
—
1982
Mar
25
700
22%
22
20 Vs
1
Industries.
Co
W
series F 1979
1% Feb
3,800
2,100
3
274
Va
13 V4 Feb
100
18Va
■'
Jan
4
10,900
25 Va
Jan
21% Mar
700
1%
3
—.100
-
Wisconsin •P\vr'&- Light
.
24
14
19V2
•
Inc___
Co
Williams-MCWililams
A
50
251/2
1V2
1
.
30
22%
V*
14
1
—1'
Corp„
(The)
Williams Brothers
23
-10c
„
■■;.V.r
30
10
_
Weinberg Shoe Manufacturing—
Whippany Paper Board—
White.Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc.
•
—
32 Va
•fa Jan
103
57
97%
Jan-July
_Feb-Auy
_Feb-Aup
————Feb-Aup
^Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
ApriZ-Oct
—Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1976
3%s series E 1978
32 Va
Western "Tablet & Stationery—
Westmoreland
Jan
97
90
1
—
%
7,700
130
95
—
1965-
_——
274s series C 1976
3Vas series D
%
3s
1973
series B 1973
%
%
110
59
277
94%
Feb-Aug
Corp 3s
Edison
-la
American dep. rets ord shares
121%
107
26
79Va
—Feb-Oct
1972__;
Power
California
1
Western-Stockholders Invest Ltd—
.
Harbor Water
——10c
Inc
774
>6
97%
97
—
1976—L—^Apr-Oet
warrants)
51
5%
92%
^
Jan-July
(without
9974
6%
''
Corp—
900
7V2S
10
96%
120
:
Equities
Realty
121
35
5%
91
•
1st
—
7974
9474
95
111%
288
6%
$116
133
Jan-July
1977—--—
27%
34V2
34
50c
1970
5%s
1V8 Jan
34% Mar
Jan
6V2S
78
57
——Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan -July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967———May-JVow
V;4
Jan
4% Jan
1
3V4S
"104% Feb
1
Petroleum
Power
71
90%
98%
•
mortgage 3%s 1968-——April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971——i
—AprZZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984—June-Deo
Jan
18,600
Ohio
Jan
2%
"
Occidental
Jan
2
2Va
■
71% Jan
Feb
44
95
__
1963—;
6%s due 1952 extended to 1963Nuclear Corp ot America 5%s 1976
6% Jan
'
Feb
5%
Jan
5% Jan
4% Feb
1,200
12
2
8V4
r
•
~2VB
Jan
13Va Mar
■
35
1774
92%
—ApnZ-Oct
AprZZ-Oct
National Research Corp 5s 1976
——Jan-July
National Theatres & Tele Inc—Name changed to
National General Corp 5 %s 1974—rr———,.
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
»
■
28
7
79%
'57a
98%
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984
Jan
23%
Mar
64
30
6
6
6
..*.
—
Chemical Products Inc
West Texas Utilities 4.40% -pfd
/Western "Nuclear
-
16% Jan
9,300
-1.25
—
Inc
West
Equities
9%
3,800
.:
common—lOo
Wentworth Manufacturing—
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Western
600
7%
63%
preference
$G series
;
-
121/4
-4
Inc
Knapp
22
7Va
—•
100
li'/c non-cum conv preferred
10
Walfcham Precision instruments Co—1
Webb
Midland
Valley RR 4s
79%
6%
7s conv. debs. 1973—Jun-Dec
Jan
Ill/a
—
—
inc
Hoffman International
Jan
''
High
.15%
111% 118%
•J
Hudson
Mar
9% Feb
Feb
21
•9,800
116
.jun-Dec
10%
7%
21
common
Wagner Baking common
Waitt
—Mcy-Nov
1981_
conv,
12
78
57/a
5%s
311/,
$93
1970—Jan-July
13
18
•
8% Feb
10% Jan
9 Va
4'/4
L
4s
Jan
IIV4
•
Co
6s 1974
Western RR
Stores
Low
78%
79
■—
ll7/8
8 Va
~7V*
debs
& Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982—
Jan-July
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972—
—Jan-July
• Italian Power Realization Tr 6%%
liq tr ctfs—
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978—
May-No*
10%
.
Registered
Hart field
Feb
.11% Jan
'
•
1
Jan. 1
No.
•
May-Nov
Apr-Oct
1963—ApriZ-Oct
1981.
Development
•Guantanamo &
Range Since
Sold
iQ
Corp—
J.
subord
6s
311/,
1993—Afcy-Nov
Construction
&
14% Jan
10%
;
5%s
Inc
General
Jan
11 Va Feb
,
B
—Afay-Nov
8% Feb
6,000
25o
-
Fotochrome
Bonds
High
«•
7% Mar
25,100
IOV2
..*
———1
■;
—
Aircraft
Waco
9'/4
10V2
l
Products—
Food
8%
series
Realty
Builders
12
8% Mar
10% Jan
'
wts 1976——
General
35
.
;
9% Mar
1,900
1,400
25o
.
Virginia- Iron Coal & Coke Co———2
VTR
8Va
ex
9% Jan
Jari
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Division-^
J
mortgage -4s
National
6%s
Feb
N
RR—
4s series A 1993—!
Feb
8
"Feb;
9%
13,100
/7%
-1
—
—
Vogt Manufacturing——
9ya
18
15V2
31
125
7%
-1
L
.
8%
9
—
—
,
Instrument Co,
4%
1st
First
Western
of
1st mortgage
64% Mar
Jan
8
6,300
3,100
..._
Inc
Lackawanna
4V2 Feb
/
Jan
"5,000
.Corporation-;
vDelaware. Lack &
Jan
6% Jan
7%. Mar
.
Jan
6%
31,500
32
View lex
-
..
....
-17.78
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
'
iUniversalr.Mariotl
Vinco
'
3% Mar
49%
1,700'
Corp
;•
~Utah«Idabo, Sugar-—5
Valspar Gorp_____——.
_i
Valve Gorp; of America-25c
Venture Capital Corp of America—
1
"
Viotoreen, (The)
4
,
.
3% Mar
4,600
IV*
—
Victor /Paint Co_,
Jan
Jap.
674 Jan
600
-10
xl A coxn_10o
Period
High
6%
.
Friday
.
Interest
American Stock Exchange
,
OR
Universal .Insurance
Range Since Jau. ]
2,000
1,300
•
3 3/4
-Universal Container Corp
Universal Controls Inc.—
BONDS
Shares
•
Corp—
Universal Consolidated
1
for Week
-
High
3%
:
6=8
,—-1
♦Warrants-Series:!902
,
Range'
of Prices
Par
Conditioning. Corp—
St Ceramic
U S
"v:.f
'Last
Sale Price
'V
:
Sales
Week's
Friday.
the Bankruptcy
•
Act,
or
selling llai,
or
reorganized under Section 77
assumed by such companies.
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales
•Bonds
T.'z,'
being in bankruptcy, receivership,
securities
lot sale not
r Cash sale
being transacted during current week.
of
"
>
.
/\
iV
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1346)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
,4".
•IVj's;.*-*
S T O CK S
Range
.-''V.
i
American
Motors
American
Tel
30%
.16'/a
16%
High
27%
Jan
33%
132'/a
762
..
Jan
17%
Jan
3,088
126%
Jan
136%
48%
Feb
52%
Royal
Jan
•'
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
Boston
Calumet
Cities
>
25
Co
Hecla
&
Service
Gas
Eastern
Mass
—
>.
—
Railway Co—
6%"cum 1st preferred class A—100
6 % ' preferred class Bi.
100
5%
cum adj
-
y;
Motor
155
-47
—<
4.7
•
•22%
»
78%
{
'
Feb
-j
Jan
Brands
'Sunray
r Texaco
24
64%
'78%
414
1,699
Feb
i
Union
New
Railroad
Jan
,/United
Jan
New
67%
Jan
4214
1,720
Feb
80%
>U
78% Mar
^
55% -Jan
r
.28% Mar
Olin
Mathieson
Stop & Shop
•United
85%
10c
9c
States
23%
443
•3
38%
39%
133
37%-Feb
.-17%
17%
/•-'' 64
33
-4" 15
t
v
'Of,
33
—.
—
"45%
45%
'3814
•
—
Westlnghouse
>
39
_•
27%
Shoe
25
64%
Machinery Corp com
Refin & Min com
5114
41
51
4 35
44% Mar
53
"
Allied
62% Feb
Transit 4y2s
American
2814
633
24%
Jan
30% Feb
Avis
67%
331
63%-Jan
42
172
35%
*
70%
Feb
Jan
Jan
&
Metal
35%
Briggs
Brown-McLaren
Jan
Budd
Die
14
-U-
Cincinnati Milling
*
48%
Gibson
Hobart
;
S
14
8'A
;
48%
77
100
146
•v."
74
-.,;t50
: ;51
>Feb
:
113%
8%
27%
common.
Ford
50
General
Feb
Unlisted
z.1
110
1,181
26%
Feb
5
'/ 67%
Allis-Chalmers
•'American
America
20%
65%
21%
21%*:
45
45%
Cyan am id
1
Motors
American Tel
&
Kysor
69 4
Mar
> 92%
Jan
•30%
Feb
Jan
33%
Co
W'ines
Parke
Armco Steel
Oil
Associated
Avco
-
Goods
1
Corp
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bethlehem
104%
-
27%
Steei
8
17%
136 y2
66%
53%
155
27%
51%
71%
-28%
•99%
Jan
107'A
28%
Mfg
United
Brunswick
15y8
Jan
•
Burlington
Burroughs
Chesapeake
1
Jan
Chrysler
Cities
•
"
Columbia
Corn
Co
Curtiss
Detroit
Dow
Power
Steel
Jan
&
Light
4.14
_
n
-
253%
Gas
General
Motors
ZZIZ.-5
56%
Feb
171/a
100
16%
Feb
18
Jan
253%
60
226%
93
ll' 4
Telephone
:
;
Tire
28%
Oil
Amercian
Jan
Martin-Marietta
Corp
253% Mar
American
Jan
115
Mar
56%
Jan
60
Jan
American
Tel
Tobacco Co
Viscose Corp
Metal
&
Corp
Mining
Monsanto
Chemical
_
Ward
National
Cash
National
Feb
>
Distillers
Register
Jan
36%
Jan
'78 y2 Mar
52% Mar
573b
Jan
Apache
25Va
Jan
29%
Jan
Arkansas Louisiana
Jan
45
Jan
Armco
60
42%
44
•41
5
26
Jan
381/a
Jan
44
26
51%
Jan
56%
20
68%
Feb
69% Mar
65
55%
Jan
26%
46
25% Mar
39%
204
471/a
216
67
70%
-47
47%
48%
footnotes,
34
„
120% 121%
100
see
page 45.
(Un)
25
50
*
60
-60
9
120
50
63
52%
Steel
*89%, Jan
•
34%
Jan
&
Jan
16% Mar
•
25%
9
Jan
21% Mar
4/1
*4 Jan
4
125
Jan
Feb
10 '/2
Feb
4% Mar
■
,
Common
-
5%
•
A
20%
Jan
71%
Jan
16% Mar
187/a
55%
60'
Feb
Mai-
•
Range Since Jan. 1
78
•Low
995
>69
4.173/8 4171/2- > 41,500
17'/2
191/2
5,700
8
<
201/4
20%
26%
277/s
67
r
"Jan
6%
700
171/4
Feb
<20
..
20%
<
.
■;
„
Jan
Jan
20 3/4
Jan
421/4
23
"*'.:>.
Feb
300
Products
;
Jan
Automatic
>
Avco
45 3/2
45%
45%
900
433%
Jan
Jan
233/4
Jan
471/2
47 ;
Feb
Jan
47
46%
47%
1,400
42%
Jan
74%
761%
"."800
69
•400
23
Mar
78%
24%
Jan
23 3/8
33
341/4
2,800
33
Mar'
42i/2
Jan
37
37 "
Feb
37%
Jan
163/2
16%
3,500
15 3/4
Jan
16%
17 3/a
3,100
>153/4
Jan
; 173/4
183/4
Jan
1311/2 133 Va
4.600
127 3/a
Jan
1363/4
Jan
16%
15
16%
133 3/8
943/4
-100
933/4
94%
58'A
58 %
35
23»/2
35'%
93
1,115
52 3/4
> 200
-Feb
,
&
Bendix
Benguet
Mar
1031/4
Co
17%
17%
415
Jan
20'/2
Jan
1,000
33 3/4
Feb
50
24%
650
•43%
Feb
373/t
52%
Jan
8,900
281/s
Feb
Jan
211/4
Jan
42
200
38 3/2
Jan
421/a Mar
71%
700
66 3/4
Feb
71% Mar
'
52 3/4
54i/8
560
493/2
Jan
56 3/4
26%
271/4
1,287
251/2
Jan
28
26%
2 6 3/4
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63 y2
_20 g
,
Dutch
Shares
High
63%
—_10
....
for Week
Low
•
P^troleum^___J—
St
Regis Paper;._4..__
Schenley Industries
Jan
515
133%
131
u
America
'Reynolds Tobacco 1,
30% Mar
15
84
Corp Of
•■Republic Steel
-
16 /s
Tel
Low
,29%
Radio
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
•
•
1.66%
Corp
&
Low
Par
Chemical
American Agricultural
for Week
of Prices
Week's
Last
Sales
Last
Sale Frleo
S T 0 CK S
Sale Price
Week's
Monday, March 19, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended March 16)
Boston Stock Exchange
Friday
.
.
(Un)^
?
,_8
42 %
1
5
_
;
511/4
f
23
Mar
191/4 Mar
1,000
36V2 Man:
493/4
701/4
1,300
641/2
Jan
753/8
1%
2,500
iy8
Jan
1%
Feb
3,900
403/a
Jan
43%
Jan
42 Va
43
23»/4
23'A
50
223^
Feb
513/4
52 3/4
500
49%
Jan
•
;
Jan
Jan
.23% Mar
56"/4
Jan
Volume
Chronicle
;.The Commercial and Financial
6143
Number
195
(1347)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Brach
<Ss
New
Brunswick
Budd
Corp
600
34%
Jan
43
Feb
Merck
45%.
45%
46%
700
42%
Jan
48
Jan
Merritt
66%
67%
400
63%
Feb
71%
Jan
Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
210
32
Feb
35
Feb
Mickelberry's Food* Products
7,400
35
Feb
52%
Jan
Middle
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
Minneapolis
22%
Jan
39
Jan
19%
Feb
15%
Jan-
35%
Calumet
Corp.
24%
49%
Products
-'
26
5fi%
30%
229%
'•.
,93%
'
67 %
'.4
15%
Oil
Continental
37
;
of
Crucible'Steel
Curtiss-Wright
Diamond National Corp
Dodge
Dow
Du
Natural
Paso
''
Emerson
Electric
Emerson
Radio
-91%
-
;
36
500
11
54%
,
:
24%
800
.
71%
12
Jan
55
50 Va
19%
r
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50
,110
57%
Jan
600
48%
Feb
•:
60%
1,050
29
53 V*
Jan
2,000
-
66%
63
Mar
,
955
,
':
226
102
600
115%
Jan
.
24
8,700
y.
Jan
26%
;
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262
13% Mar
37%
Jan
39%
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700
12%
Jan
3,800
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7% *
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56%
55
v
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1,800
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26%
,
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Corporation———...—f-.
10
200
10% 2
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:
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17
Jan
: 18
Mar
57%
Jan
67
"Mar
6,500
'40%
Jan
46 Va Mar
45%
300
39%
Jan
45 % Mar
42
300
41
Mar
44 V*. Jan
36%
1,200
32
Jan
36% Mar
43
ijan
46%
-
900
19%
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45%
2,500
38%
39%
14%
-
37
i
34%
34%
22 %
23%
23%
23%
36%
4 Jan
23% Mar
Jan
24%
55% Mar
Jan
38% Mar
31%
16%
Jan
57%
54%
57%
59%
58%
59%
98%
99
59Va
59%
(Un)
81%
83%
Co. of Indiana
65%
66
35%
36%
(U11)
t
(Un)
(Un)
Oats
Co
84%
of'.America
83%
63%
63
(Un)
l
Drug
& Chem
(Un)
(R J) Tobacco
47
Brothers
Regis
Electric
Sears Roebuck
55 Va
91%
Jan
•
66
Jan
»Mar
32%
Jan
36%
Feb
.78%
Feb
90
Feb
.
517/a
Jan
63% Mar
1,200
Jan
40%
1,200
85%
Jan
59 %
400
57%
Jan
67
45.
500
38
Jan
317/a
33%
10
80 V*
Jan
40
Mar
52
2,200
Jan
55
Jan
400
13%
16%
55%
57%
80 Va
84
300
♦
10%
Mar
53%
17%
Jan
60
Jan
88%
1
Feb
62
Jan
»
Jan
26%
>
Mar
72
Feb
Mar
14% Mar
Jan
55
200
3,400
Feb
39
24 % Mar
300
*
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
16
200
j
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Jan
13
2.500
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55
34%
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700
10%
39
1
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Jan
29%
1,950
» 54
52%
.
Feb
70 V»
800
30%
Mar
Feb
Jan
Mar
35%
1,700
24%
Jan
*
13%
13%
500
12%
9%
9%
300
*'8%
Jan
.'9%
—
Jan
59% Mar
36%
76%
13
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106%
-»489
47%
„
10%
;
Jan
3,500
67
38%
-
62%
Feb
58%
270
Feb
57 Va Mar
•
79%. Feb
3,300
58%
54
Co
Servel -Inc
98% Mar
38%! 40
*
Paper Co
Imperial
45%- Jan
30%
Dutch
55%
63%
I 36%
30%
Feb
52% Mar
Feb
4,200
■i
Feb
18%
.
57% Mar
75%
Co
49%
3.700
•
35
Jan
1,000
38Va
45
37%
(Un)
<
.48%. Jan
85V*
'
57%
57%
.
1,100
v
,
65 V*
(Un)
1,300
.
200
37%
Inc
Feb
Jan
33%
12.50
Co
Feb;
jJan
20
.51%
33 %C
Service
Jan
21
202
Oil
Feb
41
100
.
52%
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s407/8
6,400
52
Coke
Co
Feb
Feb
Jan
',45%f Feb
r31
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400
£ 55
55
38%
900
„
1,400
m
52
&
.Jan
Jan
20 Va
49%
;
;
(Un)
Corp
Jan
37%
1,000
Jan
40 Va
;
50 Va
Feb
45%
•
200
38%
38%
.
800
46%
38%
Corp
Schenley Industries (Un)
.Schering Corp (Un)
;
Schwitzer
Corp
;
10 >% Mar
.
200
8,500
44%
Co______
Dodge
Jan
18
RR
(Charles)
71%
46%
=
&
Feb
20% Jan ;
67
19
Co
Sangamo
Feb
Jan
300
33%C
6t
Jan
17%; Jan
60% Jan
u
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Jan
Jan
9 Va
-'
•
67%
45
Petroleum Co (Un) —20 g
National "Stockyards
St.'Louis
Public-Service
"A"-.
-
F
1,000
34
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Jan
14%
5 V*
4%
300
,1,800
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8%;Jan
Feb;
Feb
Jan
i
17%
Feb
U157/a
Jan
95%
52%
Richman
Feb
60
Jan
*: Feb '
7
;96% Mar
55%
Jan
33%
Rexall
69% Mar
48
Feb
Mar;
16%
Reynolds
'
200
6,100
;
97% 101%
.; 13%. 14
__—1
Jan i
54
400
55.
8'
-
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■
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43%
»
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■
8%
29%
52
42
•/Vw iReynolds Metals Go (Un)
15 Va Mar
39%
200
27% Mar
90
32%
Revlon
on
132 %•. Jan
44
Co_
..
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
;i6;*Jan
42
"Feb
*14%
39%
•;;'15
Jan
111% Mar
500
46%
i
86% Mar
1,100
18%
'
67
Jan
1,700
~
92%
5
18
Gas
Light
Radio Corp
Jan
.12%
52%
18%
& Co—
Coal
Quaker
Jan
-115% Mar
Mar
_.
28%
-
90%
51%
Pure
27 %' XJan
Mar
12
"
27%
Jan
79%
100
Procter.&
Jan
'
100
120
Philip Morris Inc (Unf_
_u__, —5
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)_—
Jan
253 % Mar
Jan
24% Mk'r'
500
25%
200
52%
Phelps
34% Mar
72 %
Feb
86%
32%
Public
59%
35%
''
43%
Electric—
&
Gas
Pfizer
Jan
17%
Jan
31%
38%
Pepsi-Cola
57% Mar
Feb
52%
35
Peoples
-.41% Mar
■
Jan
16%
24% *24% "
A 12%;
2
Co——
Jan
•
"
.—3
Trailer
Jan
35
.»
Jan
45%. Jan
5,100
—
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Pennsylvania
Jan
600
42%
17%
(Un)_
common- w-
Peabody
Jan
50
Co
Parke-Davis
Feb
Jan
Jan
34%
Corp of America
Pan Amer World Airways (Un)
Paramount Pictures
(Un)___;
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40% Mar
35%
33%
Bancorpomtion
Gas
New
36 %♦ Jan.
350
4,300
28%
70%; Feb;
900
48%
120
Feb
Jan
65%
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T62%i Jan
6,900
.
47%
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7 28 Va Mar
10%
1,200
v;
12
12
r
40%
Corp—
CO
Pacific
1;. 47% Jan
,
Jan
200
114
,—2.5
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Jan
64
1,500
24%
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100
249% 253%
114%
70%
-
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Jan
^
!
,
43% Mar
?6.%
24%
66%
39%
;4ft
48%
(Un >„_
Aviation
Ohio
"'38%' Jan
v
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Oklahoma
45% Mar
;
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2U%
-
—1
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Oak
Feb
800
50
253%
14%
5
Ohio; Edison
Jan
17 V*
Jan
•
16%
34
37% Mar
Jan
Mfg
American
Northwest
"29% Mar
-
10
Central'RR
(Minnesota)
;
Feb
68%
Jan
75%
•,
1,800
.
41V4
,
Jan
12%
Natural Gas.Co
Mar
54%
Jan
64
34%
700
Northern Pacific Ry (Un)
Northern States Pov/er Co—
„' 14% Mar-
Jan
3,600
33
1,300
13%
52
Indiana Public Serv
; 93 % Mar
15% Mar
43%
71
..
37
13 V.
Illinois'* Gas* Co
30 Va Mar
Feb
&
Illinois
'
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50
58%
-
Jan
65 V*
;-
v
Ford
;
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Jan
28%
64
Firestone Tire & Rubber (Un)—-.—•
Flour Mills of America
-
27%
54V2"«57%
Instrument—I-—1
Camera: &
-
6,100
-
18%
' r.,>.
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<12% Feb
62 ♦1 Feb
;
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Jan
44%
33%
-
(Un)_5
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Whitney : Corp
Fairbanks
Fairchild
wi—
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&
Jan
1.700
-
Jan
(Un)_
Northern
Jan
12%
500
40%
'
16%
34%
(TTn)
Mar
36%
—
Northern
Feb
26%
49%
'loo
,
58%
50
Manufacturing ___.;J22_—__-7.50
National Watch—
Elgin
36
Jan
Jan
45%
-
Jan
50
v
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Northern
Feb
30% Mar
Tile
York
North
Feb
10
2UVa
—10
—23
Gas
New
*
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National
Jan
17%
22%
24
...
48%
67%
——-—1
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Eastman
El
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59%
Jan.
83%
^ 16%
—_______
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Lines
,
Jan
43%
,
Co—
-5
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(E I) de Nemours (Un> ——5
Air
,
Jan
24%'
27 Va
57%
•
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Pont
.
'
;
64% Mar
18% Mar
29% ;
54%
Chemical
Eastern
"
Feb
54
10%
—20
1
(Un)—
Co
Edison
Detroit
Feb
43%
36%
•
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29
600
*
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Corp
Jan
t
82%
28%
.
..-44%
70
V
—1
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Crowell-Collier Publishing—
52%
*
5
Delaware——
of
Co_«-__ ——.2-
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Corn
(Un)
Corp
Motors
16
V 44%
28%
Continental
Jan
'365';
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'29%
44%
,---51
Co——
National, Lead "Co
15%
250
i
;
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:
29%
Container Corp of America—-——2—S
Continental Can'Co (Un)_—_-----—10
Continental Insurance
National
46%. Feb
'
83%
Power;
43 % Mar
55% Mar
600
67 Va
-
14%
'-48%
,
Co—————*
Consumers
42%
148
9374
66 %
14%
Ju5
Co
8
1,700
18
13%
National Cash Register (Un)
National Distillers' & Chem IUn)
Jan
200
:
-
93%
16%
86%
Jan
»,
400
'
•
301%
'
18
Inc
Jan
58%
'2,800
56%
:
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69%
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43
200
•
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49"
49
Jan
1
Jan
24% Jan
800
57%;;
'56%.
■
Feb
7
6%
Montgomery Ward & Cq
-
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13
1
Feb
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-
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56%
11% Mar
10
1%
;
Jan
•:
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;
12 VB
-
300
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39
800
r
25%
11%
-
56%
~
——:—
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Common wealth ' Edison com
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Consolidated Foods
.—1.33 V3
v
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93
12
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36%
200
;
32
25%
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Jan
11%
1
Feb
38%
*
300
16%
= 19%
30%
U
Low
100
82 V*
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Mississippi
Feb
101
56%
,
16
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——-—10;
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Co
Range Since Jan. 1
93
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17%
42%
800
r
64%
56%
Cleveland, Electric JJUum—__™2——15
Colgate-Palmolive
26%
[I 18%
City Products > Coid——.
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Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4%% pfd—100"
Coleman
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plgh
92%
.12.50
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto Chemical (Un)
Jan
,*
500
63
Low
16%c
(Un)__
South
Minnesota
-
Jan
800
51%
--
Co
Jan
40%
5,900
i
Chrysler :Corp———-—————25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
_—8.50
Co-i——
>
45%
Feb
49% Mar
24%
.
1 600
2.
43%
>
Rock Island & Pacific'Ry—-*
South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Cities' Service
39%
•
44%'
26%
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Chicago
"
42
&
24%
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Jan
1,300
"
49%
Chicago
Chicagb
39
*
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—1
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preferred
——*
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•
42%
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.
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300
;
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31,700
25
42
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South
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Caterpillar Tractor (Un
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950
'2,700
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49%
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borp
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for Week
•f Prices
"
25%
46%
22
Canadian Export Gas
Canadian
15%
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&
36% ;
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a_——i
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:
—
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33%
.
—.
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Par
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41%
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39
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—
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Last
Sale Price
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5
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Friday
'STOCKS
Range Since Jan. l
Shares
of Prices
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Booth
for Week
Last
Sale Price
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Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
39
9%
400
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Jan
36%
Jan
Jan
14%
.
Jan
"
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General
Bancshares
.General
Box
79%
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General
General Public Utilities
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:
9,700
-
Jan
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300
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General Tire
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37% Jan
40
55%
3,000
50% Jan
56% Mar
55%.
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27%
700
31%. Jan
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8,500
600
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Jan
39;
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31%
33
Jan
,1
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1,600
14% Jan
•
38
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700
Jones
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Jan
Jan
i
28V2I 30V4
43%
*
46%
-
550
•!
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& .Light
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Jan
300
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39
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19
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6%
10,218
43
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Jan
47%
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3iya Mar
89%
51% Jan
2.50
•
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46% Jan
4 46%
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Feb
23%
300
1
k
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•
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,
5
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22 %
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3,400
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Whirlpool
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-
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Mar
25
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25
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52%
-
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7%
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500
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10
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•
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Walgreen
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28%
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15%
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58
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62
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V
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600
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of California
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100
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,
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>■78% Mar
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>
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;
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400
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Stocks
Price Range on
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Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
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Mammoth Consolidated
(C)
Brewer
Ltd
Co
&
,
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21
44%
—.
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Products
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Imperial .Western.
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1
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Norris
Co
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—
2.60
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Southern Cal Gas Co pfcl
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1
series A—25
50c
Union
Sugar
18
3%
5
common
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.
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Victor
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(Un)
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Co__
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(Un)
(Un)
17%
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12
Mar
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716.58
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7% Mar
Mar
14
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145.20
145.64
145.29
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145.22
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100
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Arundel
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.
m
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2 , 509
124%
Baltimore Transit Co—
1
Budd
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Campbell Soup Co —
Chrysler Corp--—
Curtis Publishing Co
D
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17%
17A
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Jan
--5
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25
1
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245
,
,
1,782
4u
56%
58 /4
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46%
11%
_s.7j;
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Forenmst Dairies
13%
-2
13%
Garfinckel
(Julius) common——50c
Acceptance Corp common
1
General
General Motors'Corn
44
23 %
1.66%
—
Giant Food Inc class A
23
33/«
957
15%
516
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Martin-Marietta
Merck
1
Inc—
v
6
6
29
—
24
45
Mar.
1
26%
26
26%
1,503
Mar. 16———
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Manufacturing
Durable Goods
25%
26%
4,200
91%
93%
885
29%
297/b
487
Utility
36%
36%
36%
1,959
36
37%
6,195
17%
16%
49%
17%
2,774
50%
348
4
10%
10%
V*.,
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Philadelphia Transportation Co
31%
33%
-16,590
7Va
7%
5,883
45V8
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1,391
23,382
Ji
„
50
—
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Scott
Co
com
•
1
50
class B common
Paper
Oil
Texas
Eastern
Transmission—.
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Universal
f
,
132.9
v
1-
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common
9%
68
10,8
Mar.
Mon.
.
'
585
49%
50%
1,873
49% Mar
18%
18%
3,548
16%
18
61%
62%
1,082
8%
8%
230
59% Feb
7"% Jan
680
74
75
>
32%
9%
138
9% Mar
307a
36%
32%
2,100
1,392
29% Feb
37%
35%
Jan
43
;:"•// Total
—
416,000
5,461,000
4,328,000
271,000
5,732,000
237,000
4,565,000
4,660,000
357,000
Apollo
Blaw-Knox
For
Steel.
Industries
Armstrong Cork
47%
Inc
70
Co
footnotes,
<
34%
see page
48
18%
Co
45.
18%
=
70
-35%
5,017,000
$26,879,000
$1,957,000
$24,922,000
16,465,460
5,396,000
Bonds—.
S.
•
184,742,452
253,202,662
$1,957,000
.//*
■/
Government—
Bank
26,461,491
$1,370,000
$17,897,000
15,7TL600
24,922,000
37,574,000
280,890,000
380,616,000
$38,944,000
$298,787,000
$396,329,000
—
7
-1.'
$2,000
——u:——
,
—
—
Foreign
Industrial
——
Total
Jan
Transactions at the American
m
79%
Feb
a
32%Mar
41
Jan
Mon.
1,426,085
1,494,190
1,362,476
1,327,835
1,336,970
Mar. 12———
Tues.
Mar. 13—
Wed.
Mar. 14
Mar. 15——
Mar. 16—
1
—
6,947,556
—
116
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
of
Stocks—Number
Bonds
High
'♦".•
Bonds—
•••
Domestic
43% Jan
■-48%
Feb
Foreign. Government
5
14%
Jan
/18%
Feb
Foreign
50
62%
Jan
Feb
39%
—
:
$1,514,000
Jan. 1 to March 16
1962 '
1961
1961
14,061,825
'
Sales
$432,000
436,000
161,000
267,000
218,000
$53,000
$1,000
"■
'
-
$43,000
8,000
2,000
—_
$1,460,000
Bond
..
.••"
$1,460,000
1,000
53,000
/. $1,099,000
$1,514,000
' $1,219,000
90.000
30,000
75,479,289
100,412,990
.
$14,038,000
> 248,000
359,000/
$11,669,000
900,000
434,000
$14,645,000
$13,003,000
72% Mar
34
''
1—
I
=.
$1,000
$431,000
436,000
118,000
259.000
J 216,000
6,947,556
Shares
Total
Corporate
.<
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
"
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
Jan
10
Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Mar
8% Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1961
16,465,460
Shares
60^/8 Jan
•
Jan. 1 to March 16
1962
1961
$26,879,000
of
Stocks—Number
U.
,v
■.'.;/ Sales
$6,169,000
Week Ended March 16
Lovir ...High
Alleghany Ludlum
Bonds'/;
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
1962
■
Total
U. S.
Bank
Bonds
Week Ended March 16
4*Mar
for Week
Shares
:
'
Sales
Range
.
Stock
Foreign•
1962
Week's
of Prices
190.8
193.0
/: 113.3
4,980,000
Total
Last
/
111.0%;
'
Int'l
Bonds
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
—1.1
+0.2
—0.3
;I; —1.6
•
Railroad
3,251,330
3,059,050
Mar. 16———
Fri.
Sale Price
_
184.5
173.9
110.2
$5,493,000
Mar. 15——
Thurs.
S T O ( K S
108.7/-/;
113.0
117.0
109.2
97.8
144.4
132.5
83.3
3,280,890
Mar. 14—-—.—
72/2 Jan
Jan
9%
•
43
>
Jan
Jan
—0.1
133.0
118.3
!
.
3,199,580
3,674,610
Mar. 13
Wed.
53% Feb
74%
136.0
.138.9
133.7
Ja?
•
2,072
39%
:
140.5
+0.5
+0.7 : /
+1.7
•
Feb
43%
36% Jan
62% Jan
132.9
132.7
-1961-1962— /
High
Low
$676,000
12—
Tues.
reo
;,8.
Jan
7% Jan
72
II
10
Washington Gas
59% Jan
312
1,287
'
V- ;
-
Change
;■
107:5
.184:9
173.4
108.4
and Miscel..
Jan
42%
*
Warner Co
1,169
-
and Service1—————
Percent
142.4".
133.8
134.9
No. of
Railroad and
Mar
m
70
-
'
Prices|||||ill|i-:;
1957-59 =100 \ " '
Mar. 9,'62 Mar. 2",'62 •
,143.1
Stocks
53
16
,
/.v
__
WGj;
for
Range
—-
—
International
7,249
18%
Mar.14 \
High—144.09 : Dec 8
Low -1——— 106.57 Jan' 3
' 144.05
—
8
Jan
46/4 Jan
A Mar
40
61 %
13.50
Corp
33/4 Jan
#
38%
,
,".
f
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
16*.* Jan
43%
.
Range, for .1962
144.31
Feb
50%
3.50
•
..
"
wph
38%
5
Improvement
14% Feb
97/8
-
144.19
—:
55
Jan
11/a Feb
...
Mar
53
20
/ 7%
85.22
'
.
38,8 J
19
Feb
Jan
Mar
41% Jan
hi Mar
936
7%
■
-
Transactions at the New York
Mar
71%
1
Marion
071/I
37/4
Jan
67%
64%
86.79
137.15. Jan 10
——
—
—
Thurs.
a
^
•
Corp
;
9%
12%
31%
7 /*
15%
97/a
2.60'=
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
United
66%
—
•
Co—
' 15
/'•
1
*
Smith Kline & French Lab
South Jersey Gas Co
Sun
__
53
53
__
1
Public Service Electric & Gas
Reading Co common—
75
100
43%
:
10/
Rights
$2.46 preferred
Progress Mfg Co
.
13%v'13%'
.
.33Vb
10
Power common
V
83.21
bow
——
Jan
3053 Jan
3a£
8
28
93
48.4 Feb
5
•
.
Shares
Jan
3oA Feb
16% Jan
25c
78.87
85.04
85.10
85.12
c
divisors; Industrials,. 3.09; Rails, 5.34;
<
3^'a
33
36%
•
Co
962
•
Perfect
Potomac Electric
^
50
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of LI
Photo Inc.
Philadelphia EiectVic
38%
83.0086.53
■
86.58
82.96 V/86.70
'/83.06/
144.28:
V- ;■
—•
Finance
Trade,
29/8 Mar
38%
92.02
SEC. Index of Stock
15^2 Mar
6.4 Feb
Jan
——3
ties
Bonds
86.47 r 85.04
stock prices based on the closing prices of 300 commorL
ending March 9, 1962, for the composite and: by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs', and lows
573^ Jan
57 ,8 jan
25% Mar
927/a
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common—*
<
Total
' 40 '
„
91.87
91.06
78.67
92.00 7 v 78.78
92i00:/ 78.82
.
■
(35 Stocks)
Goods
Transportation
Fri.
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
244.23
244.93
■
/
Feb
34
2o% Feb
26%
——25c
s
V:
—
10
I-'
Second10
Grade
Utili-
.
15t___7—_
Feb
/2
1
Mergenthaler Linotype
Jan
/,/
<
for -the current year.
'45%-MUt
y;
IJJs Jan
Jan
5%
1635c
—
Corp *
& Co Inc——
Jan
Mar
i&Vb reo
Jan'
52% Jan
26% Mai
28 -a Jan
20
29%
39%
Rails
Rails
78.69 ' * 83.13
trials
SEC index of
The
352%Mar
-.
2"3'^ JJ?
38b
15%
Resistance
10c
33Va
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
10
Lehigh Valley RR—6
Madison Fund
^33
26,420
32%
International
Macke
25/a
39%
57%
Jan
8
stocks for the week
55% Mar
12% Feb
28%
30 3
144.31
Mar. 141—
13% Feb
62%
j
1,021
55%
-
Jan
23% Mar-
,
High
Mar. 13^—
15% Feb
1,751
27%
-
1
617
25%
35%
•
245.41
118% Mar
S5.JS
41
14
-44%
-
23%
Jan.,
144.02
Mar. 12
lll|i:|lliil
Jan
Feb
laVa ^Jan
lilt
■
205m Mar,
20%
516
.
..
5%
•;■
33% Mar
.
Bonds
■
Mining
sgssfefy
Feb
371/2-
Closing
Date
Non-Durable
2^0
12
6%
30%
using the following
:;
Jan
Jan
AU
g ^
^
-
13£8
13/8
—
Feb
Jan
14
?
'Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc...
18% Mar
Jan
106
^4%
37%
;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
34% Jan
49% Jan
.32%.Feb
9%
114« 118%
x
.
117/s
Transit System class A com—20c
14%
947
•
Jan
15
243.65 /
>
130.49=
130.40
complied daily by
65 stocks, 15.75.
industry groups
18Vk
iba,
Jan
35
115
High
33% Jan
45% Mar
3U/8
—
32%
22%
243.59
130.36
are
6.55;'
Utilities,
-
■1o
Balclwm-Lima-Hamilton
13
31
165
20y4
Jan
Mar
Feb
Mar
Jan
99% Jan
136% Jan
86% Mar
1,703
33^
46%
.
5c
Corp—
45/4
W2/a
—-
Electric—-----—4.33
Jan
Feb
Jan'y
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1,869
Ui05o
Jan
5%
67%
60%
:
Shares
89%
Jan
154
>
6»/8 '
Stocks
130.38
714 68
Fri.
Sales
for Week
«G%
071/.
5
645
•
•
,
129.90
~
5% Jan
1
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
37
7%
7%
70
Mar
Jan
6% Jan
48% Feb
Low- High
Par
•
10%
36%
714.44
9
Mar
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Range
39
Jan
29%-
ties
Thuxs.
Week's
Feb
9%
20%,
roads
Wed.
Last
Jan
Mar
Jan
37%
22%.
trials
Date
Tues.
Friday
28
37%--
Stocks—
Men.
crrnrtrs
STOCKS
Jan
:-y-/v:■ 10
20
15
Total
10
First'
RailUtili65
V
IndusGrade
30
-Mar
4% Jan
'
4
209,900
500
300
25
Jan
Mar
18
Feb
Jan
Jaii
16
3
4%
%
33
3,300
7,800
i,700
33
7%
7%
.
■;\
14% Jan
19
17% Jan
22
1.75 Jan
2.00
30
Jan
32%
3% Feb
4%
1,000
1,000
6,100
,
.
18
4%
53
5
*■ *
»
4,700
478
%
%■
33
6%
6%'
7
.
10
—„
Insurance
Life
.
33
1
1
—
31%
3%
3%"
48
Stock and Bond Averages;
Mar'
14,000
1,000
1.85
31%
—
3%
Oil & Gas Co———;—
Trico
=•;
15%.
.—25c
—...
_
6%
%
.'
:
—
<
1.50 Jan
29
Jan
60
Jan
47%
■
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones ^ Co".
2.90 Mar
10,800
150
43%
31%
-
Below are the
2.30 Feb
2.20
31%
26% !26%
2.60^ 2.75
6%
7
:;/y> •
7.77
15%
18
21% 21% '
Jan
33%
6%
Westinghouse AlrVBrake
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp—.1——.__6.25
26% Mar
1.90
31%
5%
66%
37
( The) Ccrrp.__
—^—^_1
Engineering & Foundry Co
5
2,400
29,300
Jan
42
25
33%
1
Jan
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
2.20 Mar
32
Jan
27 Feb
60c
26%
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (Un)—
11
39c Jan
17% Jan
16% Jan
1.65 Feb
52c - Feb
1.85
29%
185
■„/ 7
5%
c
Feb
420
V 87F
65%
5
Corp
& Bolt Corp of America
Seeberg
5Vb
10%
170
*
10%
10%
291/2 Mar
Jan
•
39
5 -Feb
1.90 Jan
2.70 Jan
4y« Jan
'
53c
25
7;'.V'7'77//:/V.7=:.7
Reserve Oil & Gas Co__
'
1.80
Development—33 %c
Pacific Oil & Gas
30c Jan
5% Mar
53,400
39
10%
Jan
10
•
28
—
High
27%
2,057
Mar
21c Jan
20,000
48
27
United
25% Feb
15
»
453/a
27%
Co—1-1
(Joseph)
Screw
.49% Jan
4
Jan
1.45 Mar
2.00 Jan
2.20
1
1
-
American
preferred
6%
'
i
-
31%
171
•
\-75c Jah
12% Jan
100
100
4,400
17%
1.80
25c
1
ii
(
50c
23%
17%~ 17%
31
47%
Rockwell-Standard
2,23 Jan
6% Feb
600
35,400
49c
23%
10%
Refractories—___7y2
Walker
——
49% Jan
.
29%
10
45
__8.50
Range Sine. .Jan. 1
Low
29%
•
Mountain Fuel Supply—
————10
Natco
Corp
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
;—10
Plymouth Oil Corp _—
1—-—_—5
47% Jan
97s Feb
23% Jan
r:
"
Shares
High
44%
47%
Home
2,500
60c
,__10
Co
Petroleum
Corp Ltd——
r'
Jan
50c
800
13,600
.
'
"
50c
*
Navigation Co (Un)
Meier & Frank Co. Inc
—-
500
700
2.40 •"
21c
22c
4% " 5"%
"I,
r
-
^
.'—10c
Matson
Merchants
V
v''<
**
2:30
5%
50c
—
-
t»
At J M & M Oil Co (Un)
300
1.50
2.40
21c
California-—(__10c
5% Jan
20% Mar
43% Feb
2,15 Jan
6 Jan
22
Jan.
45 v Feb.
Low
5
1
for Week
of Prices
10%
Light Co—
Equitable Gas Co
Sales
Range
29%
System
Gas
Harbison
43% Feb
'. V. v-;
.
Duquesne
Low . ■};'
High
32 Jan
34% Feb
15c Feb
29c Jan
43
Feb
45% Jan.
300
700
13 *13%
4%
4%
.
1.70
13
4%
California—1
Corp————,—„1
General Exploration Co of
North
Monday, March 1&, 1962
.
Week's
Sale Price
10
Columbia
Range Since Jan. 1
900
y.*
-r
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
'
36,700
1,300
3,800
9J/a
21 21%
43%' 44%
2 20 ■ 2-20
6Va
6%:
24% .24%
45 % 45%: •
58c * 60c '
v
Far
'• v 7 . ■
.:
V
950
40,000
300
•
44:;'
>
8%
8%
10
'Capwell, Co_
Exeter Oil Co Ltd
43%
—..
2
*
4
_■
Cypress Abbey Co
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
Electrical Products Corp
^Emporium
—
*■■
5.50
10
-
High
32% 32% v..18c . 21c
43% 43%.
-
Low
21c
43%
5
-
Buttes
California
V
—10
Min—_5c
——*
(Un)
Ltd
Factors
American
/'y \
Par
Shares
of Prices,.!
Sale Price
;v:. ■>■•••.'
J."
'V
;,
Last
^
stocks
v
other Exchanges.
Good
.
(Range for Week Ended March 16)
Friday
Stock Exchange
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Pacific Coast
Black
.
(1348)
40
Jan
Corporate
Total'
_
I:
r
——
__j_
j—
'r
;
Volume
Number
195
6143
.
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
(1349)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Prices
Are
Shown
Canadian
in
Expressed
Friday
Range
Par
Abitibl Power
& Paper
preferred -u
4V2'/o'
Aluminium
44^A
$2.00
Feb
Loeb
38%
2434
Jan
25%
Jan
MacMillan Bloedel &
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
Maritime
(M)
48 %
48%
53
44%
45
.•—50
48%'
—
52% Mar
Feb
•
29%
23 % Mar
Metropolitan Stores
"
5%q>
Jan
Mirou Co Ltd 6%
51
Feb
53%
Jan
Molson
248
54%
49 Va
43
Jan
464
Jan
class
44%
160 -v-
52%
Jan
35
951
33 %
Jan
22%
557
28%
48% Mar
Jan
,,
'
••
54% Mar
Montreal
""
■i-i
;
Atlas Steels Ltd
35
-
34%
,
31%
32
\
35%
Bank
of
of
Nova
25
70%
69%
71 %
78%
i;
10
10
Scotia
Banque Canadian National
25%
78%
78%
—25
„.
Montreal
Bank
pfd_l
"
Bell
5 44
%
pfd
5%
Corp
preferred
Bowater
Paper
Morgan Co 4%%
Brazilian
Light
Traction
•British, American
British
Columbia
34%
55%
Company. J,—
Bruck
,
class
Ltd
Mills
Building
1044
11.350
294a
304 a
3,045
3044
3144
42
42%
•
15%
Steel
Products
Feb
58% Mar
Feb
52
Jan
Penmans
51
Jan
53
Mar
Placer
6
Power
Corp
%
•l
Jan
3.10 Mar
4,316
5,689
34%
12
15
y
Feb
3.80
Iron
Price Bros
14
Feb
18
Feb
Quebec
Jan
56%
Feb
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
16
Feb
51
42
Feb
43
Jan
1544
Feb
4475
20
20
59%
58%
60
7,543
57%
Jan
1,136
23.
•
23
53%
88
/
.
44'"
; a22
14%
14 4 V
57%
r'v" Warrants
Jan
21
Jan
23% Mar
5144
Feb
55
Jan
21
Feb
23
Jan
"
15
8,245
1444 Mar
18 y8
Feb
23%
2,845
22 yu
Feb
2544
Jan
36
25
35
Jan
40
28 44
2844
400
24 44
Jan
28%
Jan
57
58
930
57
62%
J an
2.90
>
—_20c
_•
pfd
Jan
62%
2.90
—.—_——•
common—
Mar
21% Mar
23
.
28%
53%
46 4'a
Mar
200
2.50
Feb
2,567
52%
Jan
.
47
1,103
6%
Jan
56%
Mar
47
8%
Jan
2.00
Jan
3.00 Feb
46% Alar
910
8
.
7%
L.,,
;
54
53
50
1
Gas,
88
100
Feb
36
1
—a.
,
Feb
9844
125
53 44
22
77
870
234V
51%
a
23%
565
Jan
17% Jan
„
Jan
1*
Ltd
Co
Jan
525
1,825
————•
—
Transport 5"t>
Natural
32
100
1
Ores
&
Provincial
Jan
8%
484 'L,
Feb
%
Jan
214'a
l_.—•-*
Canada
of
28%
85
common
Premium
37% Jan :
Jan
1,200
4,290
L--
Jan
7
31
100
common..—
Development
Tubes
Page-IIersey
Jan
21'/a
1
56
.
Feb
29
21%
a
Petroleum
51
;
125
Jan
10 44
Jan
86'%
——100
Feb
10
844
625
.
4
Pacific
14ye Mar
111
844 Mar
Jan
Jan
2.55
2.00
2.00
200
%
6044
6044
25
56
Jan
Jan
65
Jan
32%
32%
32%
716
31
Feb
37
Jan
48
3,388
47
Mar
51
Jan
t
-'8% ••,'■
v" 8%
6%
15%
15%
15%
:
13%
13%
31%
-'
250
14
200
•"■325
-
32%
13%
——:1—_—*
Products
Jan
55%
55
10
Feb
55
1,660
16%
pfd—_—10
1
A.——.——*
10%
Power
Ontario
Jan
54
Jan
25
13 y4
16
Light &
82
35
13
16
25
Telephone
Broekville Chemical Ltd
Brown
35
13 %
Power
Nova Scotia
Feb
10,150
3.40
3.10
Jan
Jan
.'f.r"
:
Mar
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
7
•
Product*
Forest
Columbia
6%
Jan
106
100
—*
83% Jan
53
3.15
•'
Columbia
British
51
*
Oil
British
58%
51
53
Power—•
&
57%
11
605
—-—•
75%
*
Feb
20% Mar
22% Mar
6,560
-——5
Jan
53
24
Feb
Jan
30%
-
Jan,,
75%
Jan
17%
21
107
Noranda Alines Ltd
48
2144
350
8 4'a
Corn-
Feb
170
Jan
30'%
pfd
Car
26
,ou2
55%
13%
10
Montreal Trust—
l
Jan
Jan
106
class A
68%
-
Jan
26
8 %
pfd
77
-
■
58
.
13 %
106
•-
common
Locomotive—T—
Jan
2,639
51 v«
55
•6%
13%
lGya
50
2,262
——*
High
Jan
Jail
14,495
1,553
80
bu
51
.V
.
—
—
78
50
b
22%
:
32% Mar
Mar
20 4
4,450
:'
54%
26
—50
—_———50
.-£1
.1
Telephone
Bowater
%
80
10
—
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Banque
25
1,050
23 4 a
19%
23%
—
National Steel
Bailey Selburn-5% %
23%
21%
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1
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60
20
partlc
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Preferred
52
15
22%
——-40
Feb
2,120
1.015
52
*
preferred
47%
Feb
23%
22 %■
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Jan
25
.
48%
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Argus .Corp Ltd. common.
4,039
45
47 %•
27
23
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23
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Jan
473i
9,975
12,950
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&
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Low
15%
Powell River ijtu r
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High
15%
38
•
225
52 %
48 V2
preferred
225
23%
class A
Financial
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
•
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4,630
:
29 %
23
28 Ta
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preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp referred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4 44 % pfd
preferred
51 %
27%
51V.
•
1—25
pfd:
4% '/o
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13
High
45
Feb
Ltd
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'
•
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4%
Canada
25
-
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Low
44%
13
Labatt
Range Since Jan. 1
High
44%
__"25
:
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24%
common.
common...
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
Low
•
Last
Sale Price
Par
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
•
Week's
Last
S T O CK S
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
(Range for Week Ended March 16)
Montreal Stock Exchange:
■
41
:
Feb
32
Quebec
Feb
16
37
31% Mar
:315
preferred——:
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Power
—
Quebec Telephone
Jan
1961
60
100
•
47
common——L
21%
15
preferred
14
2144
Jan
15%
Feb
2144
250
Jan
Mar
100
2144.
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Canada
common
preferred—
Canada
Dominion
&
•
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Steamship
5%
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:
29
23%
23 %
•
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•
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i
common
>
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Canadian
.
Chemical
Fairbanks
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6%
14%.
Canadian
1
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Canadian -Oil
-
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/
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:
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class
International
14
10
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10
Jan
6
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13
13
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83
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5
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Lawrence
St
Lawrence
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class
A_
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—.
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Salada
Feb
10
Mar
Jan
8644 Mar
835
11%
Jan
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84:f4
4.675
13%
13%
1.300
12%
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16
Feb
24.44
100
2444
Jan
2444
Jan
18
19%
700
1544
Feb
1944 Mar
4
2244
Jan
18
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16
15%
23% 2444
I———-*
common
Shawinigan Water &
Jan
■/
.
„
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„
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'41
79
Jan
:
;
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r
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87.44
V 6,196
23%
2344
56%
57
66%
66%
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82
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•
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,
Jan
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Jan
Jan
31%
100
2244
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". 2544 Feb.
710
56%
Feb
Jan
60
6644
Feb
73,
Jan
56%
Feb
10 44
25% Mar
5,505
27%
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50
685
;
1.65
2,755
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746
14
110
58%
59%'
2.50
2:50.
-
Feb
Feb
Jan
1444
Feb
59 4'a
Mar,
V2.35 Mar
2.90
Jan
1844 Mar
54 V4
600
Jan
2344
Feb
•1744
19%
17% Mar
22 %
Feb
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19 y8
570
1844
2044
Jan
35
35 4'a
675
32
Feb
36
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160
4844
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50
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f
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.
Jan
744
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644
14
2.705
•
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Feb
Feb
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Trans
trust
6%
14
Feb
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1.93
1.65 Alar,
100
6%
,.
Jan
78V4" Feb
■L"1244 Jan
T 871/4 Mar
■
J
26% '
6'%
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56.44
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1.65
;■ 9%.
25%
—„.
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&
27%
Jan
Mar
21
Jan
29'
2,975
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
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Walker Gooderliam
■
7%
Jan
43
135
Feb
20 44
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27%
Feb
39% Mar
127
675
1044
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100
51
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10
25
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3044
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100
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i
31%
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■
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21
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,
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10
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35
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8%
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18%
26%
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2344
118
24.%
39%
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15% Mar
2244
1,955
20,434
21
■
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v
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common
preferred
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•
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Sherwin Williams of Canada 7% pfd 1.00
80
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7
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14
25 4 a- Jan
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11
;
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10
6%.
,
744
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13
86%
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100
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.
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.
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Jan
6
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355/u Mar
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11
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21
1,170
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104
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.
36
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33
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3,210
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14
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64
11%
360
68%
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23
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.
13
1,248
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28
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206
26%;
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1,431
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preferred
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7,310
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29
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'
10
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Canada
Canada
24%
31%
31%
•
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—
23%
23%
*
,
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.$1.30
\
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23 % Mar
v
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48%
47%
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Dome
-v
4,048
46%: Feb
:
49 % Mai-
'
7
7,%
12%
.
12.50
12%
3,325
7
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:
7%
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Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
"
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.
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4
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66
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13%
13,%
21%
16,744
17%
18%
25%
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Canadian Corp.
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&
Mar
:
Jan
16,910
350
,
26
77 44 Mac
,10%
495
%
STOCKS
General
Power
r
18%
15%
Feb
14%
Feb
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Gas
Feb
Jan
Ameranium
100
21%
Feb
23
49%;
230
43 44
Jan
54%
17%
3,110
1644
Feb
17%
Jan
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25%
1,675
>
21%
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2544 Alar
150
"
Jan
28
Jan
32
Feb
34%
102 105
t
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12
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14%
26%
10144 Alar
3.85
3,90
L 410
19%
19%
260
.
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Jan
Arno
Mines, Ltd,
Feb
Atlas
Sulphur
10544 Mar
Jan
32%.
33
33%
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1,865
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19
:
Jan
Jan
20% ' Feb
32% Mar
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31%
23
1.470
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59
59.%
310
59
11% *
418
37%
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88
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18%
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18%
88
3044
:
88
275 '«
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17%
17%
common
19%
—
3,585
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Jan
38%
Jan
60 y«
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Feb
11% Mar
Mar
90
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Jan
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of
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Canada
Corp
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'.$2.75
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common.5
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Paper
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of
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.
$2
6%
*
footnotes,
38c
38c
40c
14,990
•
15%
744 c
Jan
Jan
Bateman
Mar
60c
Jan
Jan
J an
15%
Jan
9.10
Jan
10%
Feb
Mar
3.15 Mar
43
44
Beauce
Placer
Mining
Belding-Corticelli Ltd
Belgium Stores Ltd
Blue
Bonnets
Burns
Bros
15 44 Mar
Burnt
Hill
4.15 Mar
44%
Jan
Jan
a50c
200
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50c
Jan
Jan
13 4'a
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'
.
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18c
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9,100
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7.00
Feb
200
6.70
790
18c
20c
7,000
23c
24c
127,300
14c
51c
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4,000
50c
9%
944
100
9
Mar
19c
22c
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2.10
2.10
150
24c
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9%
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—
4.00
13c
25C
Feb
Jan
30c
Feb
Feb
58c
Jan
Feb
944 Mar
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2,1c
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Alines Ltd
13
Jan
1744
Feb
1644
-1
—
—
25c
Feb
16
6.60
18c
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16% Mar
100
165/b
1
16
—
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Jan
8c
6.70
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd
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844c
Feb
20C
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Jan
18,100
16%
Inc
Raceway
Warrants
7c
5%c
16c-
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pfd_
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16c
18,000
39,450
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,
*
common
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8c
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5/V
11c
7c
6c
14c
15c
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15%; Feb
;
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8c
26c
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Feb
2.10 Max-
2.10 Mar
Jan
12%
58
11%
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13% Mai-
54%
2,736
; " 2,443 '
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58
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50
49%
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52%
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16%
17.%
6,722
16(4
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17%'
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6%
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31%
32%
12,991
30
20
48
50
55 ;
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9614
Jan
1,300
5%
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6% Mar
Feb
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Jan
44
3444 Jan
Jan
&
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Edmonton
Canada
Oils
3%c
4c
3,650
2 44 c
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6.25
1,101
13
13
200
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4.55
50
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500
55
55
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41
41%
534
39%
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1.30
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744
120
4944
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56
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98
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25
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85%
83%
85%
9.673
39%
39%
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3,669
44%
44%
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1.415
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18%.
51%
52%
83
85%
11%
85
11%
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Feb
25
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18
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150
5
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392
27
7.60
25
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1.740
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150
5.475.
78 44
Feb
27
85% Mai39% Mar
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47
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48%
Jan
53
Mar
78
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86
Mar
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Mar
1344
22%
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Jan
Jan
7%
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Cassair
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Asbestos
Food
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Corp
Products
Central
Del
Central
Manitoba
Rio
Oils
Feb
4c
Jan
6.25 Mar
Feb
13
Jan
8
Mar
Ltd
Ltd
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1_V -1
444 c
5,068
244c Jan
14c
7,200
12c
1.60
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Jan
Feb
1.50
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Jan
8
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4c
,
Feb
41%
Feb
,
Jan
4c
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16c
Jan
1.70
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.
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444 c
1.60
1,500
28c
19,600
15c
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29c
Jan
3c
580
9c
Mar
12c
Jan
1144
11%
•
•
—
7%
Feb
Feb
1.60
28c
.
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—
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Ltd-
Alines
i_.
1.10
5.25
13%
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Alines.Ltd
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12
12c
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I
Jan
11% Mar.
&
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if
Alar
Jan
3444
43
Power
Nickel
2844
-
4.25 Jan
1244 Feb
4
'
98
Jan
Feb
6.15 Mar
3
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—
Delhi
20%
Vzc
6.20
Resources Ltd—
&
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Canadian
250
3
—
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Canadian Collieries
a26 a26 44
1
Calgary
Mar
:49%
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Jan
3.20 Alar
15
750
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Lake Gold Alines Ltd. „1
9c
10c
Jan
38c
3,230
9.45
B.ornite
17%
a
pfd—_25
Intei-provinclal Pipe Lines
5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6%. pfd-.——;
__10
Jarfiaica -Public .Service Ltd common—*
For
,__1
Feb
Mar
1.65
Feb
Jan
9%c Mar
5c
39,005
—
1044
7c
2.500
3.20
.
9.30
Bouzan
49%
5%
Corp
preferred
13
57
:
.
31%
100
Canada
com
;7c
3.00
15%
Feb
*
„
50
4___l
Internatl Bronze Powders
13
1244
"
7c
3.05
9.40
Feb
"
25
44%"
26,500:
5c
-7c
—
15%
22%
44 Mar
6%
;
1____
International
7.925
44 %
13%
L*
v
Inglis' (John)
International
4.15
3.40
i
1—_L___50,
-—
International •Utilities
3 400
'
57%
common
$4.50 preferred
Inland
,
•
:
————
.
'
9
'"'3,028
6c
5%c
1
Ltd
Jan
Jan
%c Jan
3.45
Feb
6c
18,509
—i,_*
Co
9%
400
9%c
4
-
preferrddLli————a—4.68%
Indus
3.90
15
14%
9%
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
1
i
1
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
t
_£1
Bav
Imperial
6%
——I] -50
14%
% 14
Home
9%
5
-1144
"
Farms- 'Int
93/4
Feb
2.70
Jan
1.00
244 c Jan
5.500
18,200
Jan
38ya
Alar,-
9c
2,701
3c
3.60
Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"_ ;_1
,_1
Talc. Ltdij—_*
__V—
r
Bailey
4.10
9c
3.25
9c
Telephone' Co_.
Avalon
Jan
9c
70c
•
14% Mar
28%
643
2%c
:—:_*
—
Irbn
&
1,500
4
.i-l
Ltd—
Corp
Exploration—
Augustus
Jan
Mining
28c
34 44 Mar
70c
-
39c
Feb
5.424
35c
3.60
High
Low
31c
*70c
"
1
Alolvbdenite
Jan
Jan
3.50
;.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
3444 c
70c
—„1
1
Alining
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
11%
2,595
for Week
High
30c
Ltd
Alines
Anglo-Amer
26
18,933
1-
Range I
30c
Ltd "A"„5
Alar
1,000
,26%
,
Co
56
26 :
33%
22%
—
10
—1_—
Winnipeg
Handy Andy Co
Hardee
Dollars
Sales
of Prices '
Low
_1
; 33
.4.5
3,624
24%
13 %
common
GTeatel-
Trunk Line
32%
"
Lakes
i
AJax Minerals Ltd
55%
53 44
-"
Par
Alscope Consolidated Ltd—'_—_•!
Amalgamated Beau Belle Alines Ltd
Feb.;
23 ,/
Jan
21% Mar
16%
:—265//s
5%, preferred
■
Great
East-
49%
2.5
„
5
—
:—
'Motors*
General vSteel
Canadian
Week's
Sale Price
V/V
y
22%
E)———1 ,-L" %
(Chas
General-Dynamics
.
Expressed in
"
Beatrice
Gatineau
Are-
Jan
1244 Mar
Jan
13
'
82 (4
Jau
•
French .Petroleum preferred—
Frosst
67
Shown
Friday
33
16%
Foundation Co of Canada—
.Eraser- Coa-Ltd_L—
(
Jan
55%
—
Motor
19
Prices
Jan
31%
32
—*
common..
———.—* %,'•>—
: Eddy Paper- common.—————*
" V;
Electrolux Corp
Z
1
1—,
Ford
Jan
62 <-'■
3,435
20%
18%
Bros .Ltd———
Fleer,wood
4
26%
'
285
21
'
common..*
common—
of- Ganada
Players
1,196
11%
Eddy .Match
.
Jan
1844- Jan
-
*
80%
Brewery. ._L_L:
Famous
'6T
.79
11%
13%
-•
.L
_•
Chemical
&
Dominion Textile
Pont
344
1.100
19
11%
•
Coal—
&
Dominion Stores Ltd_.
Du
Feb
"
Glass common
Dow
21%
205
4.00'
19
Foundries & Steel common.*
Dominion
.Donahue
5,110
'
—LI:——L*
Dominion
Dominion
23
-••
Dominion Coal
.
22
22 %
11 34
34
.
7;. 80
475
4%c
.
;'5c
1144 Mar
25
34
7.60
_
-
_
6.310
3,500
34
7.00
:
4c
Feb
12%
35
Jan
Jan
Jan
8.40
Feb
Jan
5c
Jan
42
Ended March 16)
(Range for Week
Week's *
Friday?
Last
STOCKS
Low
Low
High
High
7.;7;-.7
Feb
2.71
Jan
Tache
Lake
10U
4c
Jan.
5c
Jan
Tazin
Mines
9%c
12c
38,000
9c
Jan
12c
Mar
4c
4c
2,500
3%c
Jan
5c
Jan
7%c
10,500
5c
Jun
10c
1.35
1.35
500
a34c
a34c
6c
6c
70c
.
Preferred
1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
—-
42 %c,
:r'
Consumers
Co
Gas
Provost
&
Petroleum
Crusade
A
Ltd
class
Corp
Limitee
19%
Dolsan
Dome
Ltd
Mines
Weld
Dnmont
Nickel
—...
40c
1,500
•75c
90c
3,400
20
20
57c
25%
Jan
50c
Jan
95c
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
13C
Feb
8C
25% Mar
27%- Jan
85c
Mar
57c
23,500
53c
Jan
12%
70c
•
Feb
Feb
87c
400
23%
Jan
26%
11%
Feb
12%
1
9%c
;
Gas
30c
31,000
22c
Jan
32c
Towns
21,000
24c
Mar
29c
Oil
Ltd
Co
a2%c a2 V2C
1.70 Mar
4c
200
v
1.89
Feb
9 Vic
4,500
9%c
Feb
lie
•
1
*
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd/————1
335
59%
Feb
68%
2%c
2 Vac
10,000
1.00
1.05
1,400
75c
4%c
5c
5,500
3%c
Exchange
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Mining & Exploration Inc
Mfg Ltd_:
:
2%c Jan
350
150
151
•
5.00
5.00
•
40c
41c
7,400
•
a45
a45
5
Canada
Power Sec Corp Ltd
Reliance Minerals Ltd
Freiman
Fundy
Ltd
common
Oils
io%c
1
Ltd
14c
187,850
-
Golden
16c
1,000
12c
\
Jan
46
Feb
Feb
23c
25c
25c
700
87c
1.00
2,900
3.70
100
Jan
Preferred
Acadia
International
Helium
5
.2.50
21%
22%
2,870
M6lT
Jan
17%
200
25
common
19
1.70
500
1.25
2,000
5%c
3.95
410
4.40
11,150
Club
common
Iron
Com
Keely-Frontler
10
44
52 Va
10
52
B
3.55
9,000
3.75
4.50
17,737
41c
52c
92,650
25c
23,400
-•'
Mines
warrants
i.
•
6%
6'A
7
9.25
9.45
warrants
——;—
A
Class B
Feb
Algoina -Central
Jan
Feb
>•
"
Natural
Preferred
Gas
5
9%
.9%
Labrador Min'g & Exploration Co Ltd-*
1,075
Gold
A
Mines
Labrador Acceptance Corp class A
Laduboro
Lake
Oil
Warrants
Dufault
Lambert
•
Algoma Steel—
4.50 Mar
Preferred
Mar
Feb
6%
lu
28
1.00
1.10
4.95
4.95
20
20%
550
15%
12
12
1,215
Jan
28'
11 %
i'ttl)
4—
Ltd^-^u—
Aluminium
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Loblaw
Mining
of
Ltd
Co
1
Ltd
Canada
•'
Anglo Canadian
3,000
3c
Feb
4c
Jan
5,300
10C
Jan
17c
Jan
Ashdown Hardware class Bj—
7.55
Jan
20% Mar
12r
Mar
9%
750
9%
Mines
Ltd
1
10
300
10%
9,u(T Jan
4,845
1.90
■■
Feb
10%. Feb
2.22
1.90 Mar
Jan
Class
Power
Mills.
•
Mining
Mines
Co
Melchers
Ltd
preferred
Mercury Chipman
Island
Acceptance
700
13%
200
237s
1
•'
57%
*'
1.92
Royal
Mount
Wright
Murray
Mines
Ltd common
Dairies T.td
Rice
Mills
Iron
Mining
*.•'
Ltd.
National
*
New
Vending
Ltd
Co
New
Nocana
North
Mines
Ltd
9% Mar
Feb«
9
Jan
6,000
78c
Mar
1,60
Feb
97c
Feb
1.36
Jan
•
alO
alO
2.85
2.70
2.90
12c
13c
3.65
3.85
Metals
Ltd
1st preferred
Opemisca Explorers
6c
27,500
a80
a83
102
16c
21c
50
.
Ltd
64c
l
2.-70 Mar
2.75
16c
19c
7,000
59,725
14c
500
4e
20,100
44c
Feb
32%
Jan
60c
64c
34%
50%
:
-
2
50%
50
34c
34c
40c
5.65
6.00
300
3.50
3.50
3.85
725
Feb
vc«r.
Jan
64c
5.65 Mar
Pitt
1
Place
Oil
&
Porcupine
Power
6r!o
Ltd
Gas
Prime
Co
9c
8%c
9
9%
400
I
10
9%
10%
1,670
1
pfd
75c
65c
80c
28,500
50
class A
Ltd
Mines Ltd
1
Steel
Gas
Mills
Ltd
Producers
Mar
36
Feb
52%
Jan
57c
Jan
6,50
Jan
2,000
7,550
Mines Ltd
Lawrence
•
Saucon
Sobey's Stores
clafes
South
Mines
Dufault
Steep Rock Ir
Sullivan
For
Cons
Mines
footnotes,
common—
class
56c
Ltd" ~
Ltd
a3%c
Safeway
75%
Jan
Canada
SteamshiD
16%
Feb
Wire
<te
Cable
class
Breweries
British
20%
Jan
20% Mar
38c
Jan
58c
Mar
2%c Mar
4c
Jan
10c
Jan
Feb
2.50
Jan
Feb
60c
Jan
J«n
900
6.35 Mar
1.15
1.30
10,500
l.io Mar
2.50
400
83c
97c
71,200
8%
8%
1,081
a54c
a54c
al7
al7
210
15c
17c
8,000
60
2.25
55c
75"
8%
65c
17
15c
7.40
Jan
Canadian
Food
Canadian
Gas
14c
Feb
8.z5
Jan
1.50
Feb
1.75
Jan'
Dredge
Canadian
100
30
17
100
8
Mar
23%
24%
1,980
22
' Jan
76%
79
390
74
Jan
56
56%
210
51
Jan
55%
55%
25
51
Jan
":
64
13
"12%
23%
23%
7
"14
•
270
51/4
__
13%
"
343
530
58
487
"
"
'
1,150
;>
100
12
12%
'10%
10%
3.00
3.20
2.90
2.90
3.00
230
2.90
Feb
14Vb
14%
500
13%
Jan
35
35%
1,135
22
22
100
v
35%
60,449
/
452
37
37
'785
7%
7%
4,425
2.90
2.85
3.05
6,800
common
67/s
2,250
3
:
77
6%
1
85c
85c
•
:
1.05
1.05
85c
1.10"
50
1,100
•
Products
Energy
36'A
12%
12Va
12%
class A__50c
10%
910
7%
9'%
7%
10%
•
7%
475
50
50
60
7%
8
2,000
"3.70
3.80
2,975
37V2
37%
38
38%
—
2nd
pfd—100
preferred
1—7—
20o
7 ' 3.70
;
Electric
—
comm,on—50
_28
J
—
"
38%'
'
2.90
610
7
925
'
40 1
370
Feb
Mar
Mar
Jan
Mar
Mar
Mar
3.65 Jan
3.55 Jan
14-%
Jan
21
Feb
36
Mar
5% Jan
2.30 Jan
5% Jan
81c
22.
Jan
38%. Jan
77% Mar
3.05 Mar
S1^ Feb
Feb
1.40 Feb
14
Jan
10% Feb
8% Feb
86c
Jan
1'05 Jan
12% Feb
9% Mar'
7% Mar '
50
38
'
Jan
7% Jan
3.60 Jan
37'% Mar
Feb
Jan
35% Mar
32
•
56
89
9o
64
14
13%
77'
23% Mar.;. ./7 2514 Feb
5'A Mar "
53V Jan
11% Jan'4
12% Mar
9JA Jan
11
Jan
12
25
Dock
—
Feb
10%
7%
:
General
"
Mar
56% Mar
12% Mar
lO'/a Jan
:'
950
'
24
5%
7 79
Z/
77
Jan
93% Mar
1,375
""
25
Fairbanks Morse
Preferred
Feb/,
Jan
17
34
r;
64
•
;
B
Warrants
28
Jan
28
Feb /
17% Jan "
/
14%
:
Jan
Feb
V..5 IViar
Jan
104
Jan
8%
17
12%
—_•
:
Collieries
Class
7c
700
9%
3.85 Jan
25% Jan
.Feb
'32% Feb
.'29% Feb
'20 - Mar
34
Mar
17% Jan
8% Mar
24% Mar
Feb
8%
"
12%
common
Preferred
Canadian
13,500
1,163
.—
Canadian
Mar
'
89
Chemical
Jan
47c
3,600
Canadian
2.30 Mar
23V2
101%
120
•
Warrants
Feb
Feb
1.51
Canadian
Jan
30c
1.50
preferred
$1% preferred
24c
8,800
-
7
475
94%
common*.'
$1
17%
56,525
7.55
.77
31%.Mar
36% Jan
8% Jan',: / 10% Jan
8% Mar7 ; 7 7 &% Feb
20
29
86
Canadian Curtis Wright
47c
10c 11 %c
Celanese
Feb
1.65
7.05
Canadian
32%
:93%
Canadian Canners class A
Jan
1.65
' 56% Feb
Jan
8% Mar
200
7. 20
33%
7
—
'
Jan
Jan
Jan
.
50%
"
7,280
77
29
93%
warrants
9%
1.-00
15»a
> 16% Feb
.
.
3.05
1.55
Jan
Jan
100
19%
—
A-*
;
1.42
1.50
1.35
Class B
316/s
32
86%
B_^__—
;
Aluminium
Feb
Mar
Jan
14%
78V2
warrants
Feb
Mar
' Feb
.
15% Jan
18
Feb
25% Jan:'/;/ 28""; Jan
20
Jan
7; 20% Mar
23%
common
7__
Class
8 %r.
77.
24%
10
Aviation
A
23%
17
12.oO
Bakeries
Canadian
2,500
8%
47
37% Jan
:,'14% Feb
14%
300
2.40
•
Lines
Canadian
9%c
8%
100
;
—
Jan
„__i
45.
PreferredCanada
:
preferred
Ltd
Mar
600
1,226
__
•
Permanent
Canada
Mar
9c
9%
3.80 Feb
6% Jan
Feb
39
Mar
53
/v'
Feb/
>
1,904
..
Jan
-
1,578
29
•
18c
a2c a3%c
55%
9
__
__•
A
—
4%c
1
Ltd
B
Canadian
18,600
i
Class
Canada
Feb
•
♦;/'■
;
class
Jan
12,500
20%
Jan
21
Feb
34% Jan
.12 >.Jah
350
7
/17,183
32%
9
23'/2
Foundries common—_—10
Iron
Canadian
55c
l
Canada
2-%c Mar
58c
355
"
102% 7 102% 102.%
_—•
-
12c
54c
15
2.40
•
A__
—:
55,550
15
/
7,085
,9
SVa
*,
—
Stone__
Foils
31,100
a20 % a20%
7
7"
Foundry & Forging class A—*
Common
Jan
8c
.7
20:,
Cut
Crushed
Jan
7.20
_• -
see page
Cement
Mar
Feb
15
' 90
15,383
31%
'32%
^
♦
Preferred
Canada
6.75
6.80
•
Mines
Canada
6c
5%c
"
•
7
32
K.
4%
1,560
9
„
•
class A
Dock
Dry
3%c
•
Ltd
Mar
35c
m
—10
-
Enterprises
_1_—_—*
Calgary Power common
5%,
preferred _:
——.——100
16c 18 %c
500'
—
Cabol
28c
2.40
2
A
Mines
Burrard
2%c
i
!
Services
Gold
pfd
:
Mar
2.20
W.
15
Jan
7
Mar
9% Feb
7
3.15 Mar.
23,205
7
42
35%
12%;.13.%
16%
-•'
Feb
1
Warrants
Standard
Chemical
Products
Jan'
•
Lands
Development
Air
3.25
2*
Metals
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Siscalta Oils Ltd.:
Spartan
2.05 Mar
21c
55c
Diversified
Brockville
6c
3c
18%c
20
l
Jan
42
34%
'/
1 "7 425
*; "7"625
Malting
11%
42
77
Jan
56
;'i
Jan
Jan//.,
'5834 Mar
Feb
;t52: Feb
517
170
26?A
Packers
10c
A5
*
—•
ex-dist_«'
•;«;
%
Jan-,/'/ 54% Jan
6% Mar,:/ 7% Jan
4,216
Columbia Sugar common——* -726
1
:—
20
20%.
20%
Columbia Telephone
25 '
55%
55
Canada
Jan -•■'
3.40
Preferred
British
Canada
7%c
3.15
f;
;
Jan
72% Mar
22,500
Warrants
St
:
Corp
*
75%
83%
•
52%
.7
53
14%
Feb
80c
225
53i53%'
6%
•'
16%
Jan
Jan
51%
16
9%
48c
'"'51
56
50'A
.
14%
13%
435
28c
l
Columbian
——0
A
'
10 %e
200
2.08
4.45
Mining Corp
Foo's Enterprises Ltd
Lawrence
British
20% Mar
Jan
Feb
^..70
Feb
29*
Products—13,A
Power
53a
r
Jan
133
52%
'
:
Feb
6%-Jan
7 9%
-
165
35
class
B
Columbia
Feb
741.
16%
2.05
25c
Mines
Jan
49
4.25
Roberval
St
Columbia
British
9% Mar
8%
44%- Jan
16%
l<
>''•
3.85 Mar
50
26c
Smelting & Refinine Ltd
Quebec Telephone "1951 pfd"
Gold
10,000
4.25
Quebec
Crest
50
——
30
:
53
OilForest
Canada
3.50 Mar
49.
Ltdl_l
Cobalt & Exnloration
Nickel
72%
8c
l
Chibougamau Goldfields
Quebec
Ruby
49
-
9,500
•
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Oil Development Ltd.
1
Ragland
7%c
9%c i
*
Ltd.
Quebec
Red
8c
Corp of Canada 4%% 1st pfd.50
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20c
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57,900
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Feb
51
100
4
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55
350
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14
—
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47
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29%
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14 %c
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2.90
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83c
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400
75c
4,582
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1.35
1
Uranium
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480,652
9
8%
7c
58 %
50% Jan
78c
Rich
West
2.48
8%
Jan
1.15
*
Formaque Mines Ltd
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1.70''
Jan
78c
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Jan
500
4,715
1.05
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5c
8c
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Feb
Feb
1
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Co
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
New
25 Va Mar
5c
80c
3.85
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Minera's
National
9
Jan
1,300
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;
14%
1,500
6c
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
7c
57%
*
1.53
1.02
35c
Jan
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Corp
Mussens Canada Ltd
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56,200
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53
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193
150
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29%
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26 %c
1
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1,275
77c
Mar
1
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15%
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6bc
3,564
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20
56,560
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Minnesota Corp of Canada Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd...
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27%
2,900
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24%
Feb
5
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibouearaau
22%
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10
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70c
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27%
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50
253
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1,840
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22%
70
70
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4,100
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776
2.20
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liio
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Jan
10%
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Lamontagne Ltd class A
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Jan
38%
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109
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Mar
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101
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45
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3.55 Mar
300
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7c
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;
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1.80
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50
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19%
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3.95
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the
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Feb
1.28
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1.70
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' 7
447%
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1.45 Mar
3.70 Feb
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1,500
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Jan
3.25 Mar
--
Jan
..
Feb
130
Jan
.
Range
Sale Price
,
Feb
3%c
Jan
Feb
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Can
Ceramic
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3c
54c
3.65
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International
6%
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236,025
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Hoilinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson's Bay Oil <fc Gas
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3c
1.55
in
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-Mar
19c
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list
second
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Par
Feb
43c
Mar
•
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Age Mines
Hastings Mining & Develop
3c
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the
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9%
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2c
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15%
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-
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:
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89,100
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Mar
168
Jan
45
10%c
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8c
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3.25
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71c
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'
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Prices
.
Foreign
Ford
4c
Jan
issues
INDUSTRIAL
Jan
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-
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•
Jan
Mar
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60%
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23
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11
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1
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200
3.20
3.25
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1.75
1.90
;
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Mar
100
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1
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3,210 '
76c
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34c
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1,130
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—
78c
•
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5.50
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22%
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—
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10c
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19c
10%c
Feb
29c
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34c
134,000
15c
.
47,800
8c 7 45,700
Feb
24c
24 %c
29C
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Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
Feb
835
1.72
30c
1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
46c
20
300'
:•
26
12%
Feb
Mar
85,400
49c
26
Jan
Jan
35c
2,000
26
35c
Jan
35c
13
11%
536'
11c
11C!
57c
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United
Jan
22
1
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14 Va Mar-
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Canada
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42%c Mar
Jan
20c
535
35c
12%
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class A
19%
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12
25%
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East
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85c
8
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1.50
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,
15
—
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1
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7%c
1
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
1
Cleveland Cooper Corp
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a2c
2.00
Ltd
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2.19
for Week
of Prices
Par
ale
Sales
Range
Sale Price
/
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Last'
-
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2.02
2.05 '
—1
Minerals Ltd
Chess Mining Corp
Cluoougamau Copper Corp
Chemalloy
'
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par'
Friday
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Chronicle.. .1.. Monday* March 1^-1962
Commercial and Financial
The
(1350)
50
Jan
V.; 8% Feb
"7.
4.25 Feb
41
Feb
40%
Feb
Volume
Number 6143
195
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1351)'
43
CANADIAN MARKETS: (Range for Week Ended March 16))
Week's
Friday
v
Sale Price
Securities
Gen
Canadian
..Shares
; 22
Warrants
—
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i_
Canadian
Industries
Marconi
67%
68%
9%
9%
10
14%
14%
15
Tire
Corp
Utilities
Canadian
Vickers
25%
—x_:
A
Westinghouse
Gai
Chauteau
K
Cochrane
Combined
—.
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!Ioo
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100
100
24 y4
24
24%
•
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21%
21%
,
31%
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Feb
"
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25
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44%
46
51%
51
52
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Ltd
;
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4.40
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108
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19
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700
14%
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
16 y4 Mar
200
2.60
2.70
3,520
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13%
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16
2.65
1
common
4.00
15
6% Feb
1.50
200
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12
Jan
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32%
32
32%
235
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Feb
33 Va
30
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50
150
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—
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Loblaw Cos
,
Feb
300 '
36
35%
3
preferred
Industries
-
Jan
4.25
2.55 Mar
3.60
Jan
1.80 Jan..
Jan
18
10
Financial
11
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2.75
300"
1.70
;
Feb-*
12
10%
». 13
Feb
11*.
9%
Laurentide
>
•
13
'
,
10
12%
14 Va
L
10 Va M'ar
200
.
lll/2
Feb
10%
855
6%
Secord
$1.25
9
9 %i
50
10
Feb
17%
3.90 .Jan.
16,200
?
1.65
;
Jan
>19
18%
Cement
Feb
•
19
:4.80 Feb
86c
1
Ontario
Laura
-
Jan">
22»/4
109".
Jan
Jan
10%
10
—
Gas
12 Va
9V4
Jan
3.35 Mar
—.—-—X_—_
Jan
650
Feb^
7%
4.00
,
ny-i
*
Lambton Loan
*■,
21V4. Jan
11
-•
Preferred
/
Jan
25*
67 % Mar,
Jan
Mar
80c
11 %
•
Lakeiand
'
10
Ax
Canada-
of
Warrants
Feb™1-
8.95
Jap;
106
3,435
10%
Feb-
211
19,082
108
10
.100
6.00
I,100
22%
19
22
class
Douglas
Feb^
.
6
•
10
Lafarge Cement common-
Jan*
8%
Jan-
Mar
2.15. Jan
69
10%
—10
preferred
Labatt
Jan
161
Jan
86
Jan
'
Jan
liy2
Jan
8% -Feb
Mar
19
Jan
80c
1.65 Mar
; 4,650
•
7 Va
.
Feb
58%
.
52Va Mar
Mar
64
166 -
X
Jan
77%
X 6,400 '
'
7.00
21%
—
-
4.65
12 %
8% Mar
-
Bx
■
Kelvinator.
16 V* Mar-
.
Jan'
47% Mar
Jan
7
3,764
1.85
.
..
Feb
Jan*
Feb
14 y4
325
;/
9% '
62 -
Jan
20
680
4.20
Kelly
Mar >
Feb
Jau
42%
48%. Jan..
3.00
35Jan-
,
85%
66%
—:—
common
Jan- '■>"
14%
,
89
70c
1.70
67%
*
Preferred.;
Class
Jan
7%
Jan
-
60
165
20%
.-32.:
-
34»/2
x;
•
Feb
78 y4 Mar
80c
>
22 Va Mar
Jan *
5% Mar
.
1,473
'9%
I
_—,
25
19%
15%
—
• *
18
18
t
31
'
■
:
33%
;i 62
[L
1,700
60
7
66
25c
:
Feb
Jan
450
,
Feb.
1.86
27 %
47%
400 »
8
Jan
Jan
300"
t70c
82%
1.70
•
X——1
warrants
Jockey Club
/;
19 y4 Mar
1.50 Mar
695
*
7%
8
—
Jan
18%
2,872 1
70c
Service—
6%; Feb
18
25%
530
,
Jan
,
Jan
14,138
25e
Lake
Class B
Jan:
83%
x
Line
Pipe
public
.
Jan-
17 '
.
85%
•
Interprovincial
Jan-
>17%
".
X
Discount ;
Investors
Jan*
•i;32T
Mar
_X—
Commercial
Interprovincial Steel' Pipe__
Syndicate • common
v
1
.
'."24% Mar-
16% Mar
303*
f
.7% >
33%
___
Timber
28
,175
21%
31%
Building 'common—
(R L)
Crain
,
16%
'
>■101-
56%
*
Common:
Jan
55
6% sJan
18%
Jan
,2,615
55
High
Jan
Mar
5%
50 *
44%
Jan. 1
16%
123'
,
5
«
—
Inter-Provincial
Jan X
.
19%
25
common
—
1959 warrants
Jan
56
Jan~
175*'
17%- 17%
16%
-
Feb-
1
21*
585
26%. 26%
17%
99
X"
19*
1,535
,
>>>44
456
*
14% Mar
Jan
Feb
___
Imperial
Crestbrook
11%
:
5%
18"
»
,2,100 '
•
_x_
Interprovincial Bldg'Credits common
,
Jan
Feb?*
_——_—x
Credit
Preferred
Jan
27'/a
37%
,pfd_____-u_x___x_„__T!
Copp Clark Publishing
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos
34%
104 %
Feb
45
B
Coronation
Feb
260
Consumers Gas common,
Class
"
•
6% .Feb
Jan
615
9
—
Consolidated
X
25'
6,002
a
Consolidated Bakeries
,
>
Jan
30 Va
Feb'
17,
6y8
5
*
Enterprises
Preferred-.
1
V4
III,
National
Consolidated
Utilities
7 *,
>31 % Marx. -;
14%
Dunlop common-;
Conduits
International
Feb X
39%
a
Wines:
Columbia Cellulose
Nickel
102"
I20
—_
Development,,,,,
P
International
14
-25
C
Jan
39
com-
Properties -rx
Canadian wide
16%
_•
pfdx
preferred
Canadian
Minerals
47%
—
5%
26%
International
15
48
1.65
26
Feb
%
14
■:
1.50
Feb
5
2,105
,
19%
10 %
18,764
33
103 '
19%
'
16%
•
Jan-
X
26 y2 Mar
3,252
Preferred
5%
72%
14'
.3,588
x
100
5%
Jan
.7
.1,520
18
1.65
common
Warrants
Mar:
5%
18
1
preferred
Gas
Range Since
Low
5%
5%
International Bronze Powders pfdu—25
39
Ji
Natural Gas
Wesin
>
Natural
Inland
Feb
12'
26%
1U3
48
preferred •—_J___xx:—;
5'/a c/c.
32 %
Wallpaper Mfrs class A—
Canadian
4'/f
32%
•
Inland Cement Co
15 s,a
Jan
8V4
6,037
"5%
.,10
class Ax——,
ix—-
,,
Canadian
Canadian
5%
26%
*
,25
Feb
8y4
Jan
67
.100
1 :.
i_ :r00
—,
Ingram
3.25: Jan
Shares
High
20
Inglis
Jan
Mar
12
3,450'
7
.5%
12%
5,818
27%
j
;i
_
preferred
Petrofina
Canadian
Common
7
26%
,
Railway,-
Canadian
.
67%
common
-i
preferred
Pacific
200
12
.2.50
Co,
Canadian
1,659
12
Jan
2.50 Mar
15%
:
6 % Mar
1,380
__io
Oil Cos common...—
Canadian
16,012
15
Island____________
Long
Canadian
7%
2.75
.
Locomotive
Canadian
Mar
Low
*
*
10
(John)
Bell
19. %
24
Mar
22"
6%
-1
Bank
Canadian
18
450
15'A
TL
Industrial, Gas
Canadian
425
2.50
7
•
—■
r—
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Ice. Machine.class ;A_.
Canadian
18%
22%
,
Par
High
18
—__x_T —1
Husky Oil.
Canadian
Low
High
Sales
for Week
Range
ef Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
22
class
Last-
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
Week's
Friday,
Sales
•
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Feb'
150 >
110
Jan
-
1
Jan
Feb
,
Jan
Mar
150
Mar
Jan
10%
Jan
9% Mar
10%
Jan
9
;
6,955
•
Trust"
Crown
Crown: Zellerbach
Class
—100
9
9%
Bridge
2
•
—__•
xx—-,——
22%
22:'c
Canada
of
Dominion
Warrants-'Dominion-
12
a
7.90
7.00
8)25
common..*
66
66
67%
lu
ita.2
:J,
i
—
Foundrv
Dominion
•3.50
Steel
«te
—
._*
Magnesium
•
x":
Dominion
Steel Coal
11%
_•
13%
13%
27
Jan
:. XX154
3.00
Jan
-8%
Jan
a
4.50
X-
<5
!
8.25 Mar-*
10 %
Feb
20
13,295x
13"
Jan
31,119
21%
19%
Feb,a.
22%
Feb
•
Jan
«
'
;
14 y4
Preferred
•
Jant
Mexican
Light &
Midwest
Industries
22% Jan
Milton-Brick
18% Mar (>>/•'..
Molsons
,
'5. 31%
•
i._
Investment'Trust-
Match
Co,—
Ltd
22%
Famous
Federal-. Farms
Federal
{
xlxx____x.
Grain
class -A
Fleet, Manufacturing——
Fleetwood Corp
Ford
Foundation
Fraser
Co
__—x.
Trailer
Fruehauf
57%
2b*/2
r <v'c
9°C
-
24%
105
150
13%
10
19%
225
Jan
Mar
liy4
26
Neon -Products
3.50
120
,
175- >
1
Bakeries
General
Development ",1
_!
.xx
x—
.1%
xx.
_50c
12
l.OG
x_
1__x_„_
Motors
III
-50
80c
.;
15%
4.10
I
.
Petrol
Class
A
General
&
Drilling—
•
,x
__
103%
109
:X
.
55%
Jan
4,300
56c,.
Jan:;
3,585
58c
Steel
commonix—
Wares
Preferred i—'x_-_x
Jan..
Globe
class
Envelopes
-
;
;
Lakes
Paoer,—
Great
Lakes
Power
Warrants
Great
•
Northern
Gas
-1
xi.
x__:
Warrants,—i—_—x
•-
18
f
7.40
!
2,395
,r
9%
!
950
9 %
.50
43 Va
40
43 y8
2.60
2.45
975
,
11%
-
162
r
X'47%
Jan
16%
-
Page
Jan
Power
Jan
8%
Feb
..
Great
B f warrants—
W'est ;Coal
2.80
West
class A:
Greater
1956-
7
ey2,
H-
>4.904
4.90 >
1.05
trust,
17%
*
_—
warrants
v
2.80 x 3.05
5
Saddlery—x—x—'—x,*
Winnipeg-. Gas
Voting
'
'*
B:»x,x_-x_x_~—:—_xx___— 0
Class
Great
u
r
17%
6.00
x—
;
8.10
:
3,000
2.45
•
5
/
6,00
'•!
6%
325
4.60
Feb
Greyhound Lines
xl
x—;
,10
19 % .<
•
x
—x
Guaranty Trust
1st
common.—,__x__
commonj„—_x_x
preferred
Harding
Hinde
Cotton
Farms
Hardee
__x
Carpets
x_—XX,
-'23%;
23%
9%*
9y8
9'/4
x
?.
13
,
1.05
Jan
5.00
Feb
6.25
4.30
Tower
Drillingx
-1
Holden 2\If? class A-
53
53
Home
.2:
—"x_
& Pitfield__4——_x„—
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Huron
——_x
X
"
20c
f
16
r
20
Flo Glaze
x_
—___i
x_*
Life Assurance
—;
10
Oii
♦.
._X
_XX_
X*
Imperial Tobacco common...
x
—5
t:
6 r'o
preferred
-
preferred
4 ¥2 r<
preferred
Inr-yr^ii
x
Machine
Xx
;
16%
Jan
54
58y2
825
341
150"
49%
-
17%
144
491/2
,
■
22
Feb
Roe
V)
(A
t
12'/a
19 %
Feb
53 :
7
.9,405
13,386
53
LI
,
Ltd
Can
8%
58
2.70
3.00
10,400
345
345
10
15c
17c
5,715
x_*
•3.90
4.10
8%
8%
'
For footnotes, see page 45.
7%
11%
11%
10
Jan
Jan
4.75
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
37 ¥2 Mar
Jan
25 y2
8
Feb
97/a
57% Mar
62%
2.55
345
Feb
,
Mar
14c
Mar
7
200
10
10
155
Jan
34
Jan
49 y8
153
Jan
16
Feb
Jan
Jan
64
Feb
8
7
Jan.
10y8
Jan
Mar
8V4
14
15 y2
5% Mar
1,745
20% Mar
20 V2 Mar
22%
22%
23%
6V4
Jan
10,553
30y4
Jan
Cement
class
21%
5,285
6%
6y8
6%
9,652
6
85%
85 y2
86
165
84% Mar
87
Jan
10 V*
10%
360
10 Va Mar
11%
Jan
12
Jan
,
Jan
Feb
Mar
9%
r-
10 %
9%
>
4,430
97/a Mar
,
48 %
Feb
155
97
Jan
Silverwood
Jan
Jan
16
Feb
24%
Feb
14 %
7.343
25
135
23%
Jan
13
13%
II,199
11 y2
Jan
18%
19%
2,375
15% Jan
19% Mar
22%
201
105
45
-
22%
1.05
91c
1,218
300
3.60
Jan
"9
Jan
,
104%
22 y4
*
89c
96c
8,900
89c
16
6,485
15%
9.85
2,690
9.50
9.50
50 1
class
;—50
*
A_
*
'
Steel
Preferred
*
common;
20
.
Ltd
Standard
Stedman
Paving
Bros
—
12'/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
785
23% M'ar
27%
Jan
345
39y2 Mar
42%
13,454
22%
•
40
Jan
39%
40
40
40 *
40
10
40
Mar
46%
13%
876
13
Jan
14%
Jan
13
6
13
Jan
14
Jan
13 y8
13»/a
13 I
13 f
31
12%
10»/2
12%
19 7
19%
19%
v
9%, 10 V<
a...
4
•
1,025
9
30%
1,555
3.95
4.10
2.025
*
12 y2
13
1,175
*
13
n
11 Vo
27 321
Va
32% Mar
10V4
Feb
12% Mar
19 % Mar
885
29 V2
Jan
Feb
Jan
t1
6,775
-
,
27%
5.024
321/4
31%
3.95
Jan
Jan
24 y4
13.
*'
—
Feb
19
26%
23%
30%
Foods
Feb
Jan
5%
10%
*
Manufacturing-—x
Jan
1.25
11%
6,565
23%.
;
Jan
22%
106
Jan
Feb
1,100
10%
.
Mar
4.50 Mar
4.60
10%
4.55
Jan
Jan
103
15%
*
15%
common-*
Jan
4.10 Mar
Feb
8ya
f
—*
A.
B,
Stafford
-
13% Mar
18%
1
class
Dairies
S
Mar
84% Mar
79
13 y2
*
Ltd
Simpsons Ltd
99
Jan
13
25
•
preferred
A
Feb
,49%
Mar
25
13%
—*
100
Class B; preferred—
Slater
.
7»/4
12%
-
24'/a .24%
Feb
8
3,241
84%
83%
83%
10%
Jan
Feb
480
8
6
A_
Water *&'Power
Shawinigan
Jan
6%
Mar
7%
9.50
17%
34
6
7%
*
Corp., common
preferred-
A
D
Jan
225
3,150
Maurice- Gas—
K
Jan
11%
Feb
11% Mar
6
—•
Lawrence
Class
Janj
-
Holdings
Jan
Jan
Jan;
•
,
common
52 Va
*x
8%
2.60
1.85
14
25
Oil
Selkirk
Jan
Jan
20%
14
—10
.
Jan
Mar
22c
5%
——10
Lawrence
Class
3.25
350
56%
.
Jan*
JanJan
20%
Canada
of
Foods
:
Feb
8%
25 y2
25
205
V
4
6
Jan
32'/a
685
7
■
4VOO
4,325
;
-
3,906
61
7%
2.00
""
class Ax
7%
2.10
60 V*
»
61
34% Mar
8% Mar
590
2.95
Jan
12 Vj Mar
4.00 Mar
I,920
57%
Mar
8%
Jan
83%
100
•
common
—1
Salada
60 »/4 Mar
Mar
125
'
8%
57%
10%
.
22 y4 Mar
15
*
Jan
5
,
420
25 %
Jan
29
7,330
25%
8% Mar
4.10 Mar,
Feb
300
48 'A
99
Jan
3.30 Mar
30
98
,*
100
8%
23%
25%
Feb
135
48 V-
X,^
4,646
5%
50% Mar
Mar
liy4
.
185
•
Industries
Russell
Jan
80
100
X
34%
81 i
66
450
300
20
pfd—
Preferred
Jan
16 y2
400
1____XX___50
:
'
8% Mar
82
12 y2
5y2
Jan
50% Mar
4,194
Paper class A
of Pall .Mall
Royalite
Jan
Jan
2,180
►
1,280
8i
9%
Jan
Jan
•
6%.
9%
32%
14% Mar
*
Bank
Royal
St
III
Mar
12% Mar
r34
32 y4
50
210-
4.00
*
RotUmans
.
St
15y2
100
•
>
50%
—
Feb
52 %,
26,115
50
Feb
-
Jan
105
-
*
:
commons
1956 preferred
Jan
23%
9'/a Mar
106
150
17%
167/a
6%
31%
4
Feb
36 "
33 y2
37 %
*
Prop
Rolland
20
-
20
X
60»/4
-
Janv
22'/4
8%
2
Robin Nodwell
57%
Jan
96
:
8%
4.10
317/a
x_—1
Minerals
>
'59n
X-4.86%
Acceptance-' common.!-.
$2.25
Industrial
X
—
3.90
16
Jan
62 y2
Feb
35
53
3.40-;
81/2
>
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Industrial
!
16
:_xx_x_x,*
x_
13 Vat
Jan
19%-Jan
23
*
A;
Revenue
Jan
Jan
Jan
57%
4.00
10#
common
Preferred.-
17% Mar
3.80
12%
•
X 3,795-
8%
7 7/a
Reitman-common
17 Ta Mar-
80
•
—
Revelstokei Bldg
Mar
Feb
315
7.335
13
60'/4
21%
.
31 Va
17c
:
5.00 Mar
•
■
Jan
9%
34%
Natural Gas
Class
Jan
Jan
13 y2
37%
■...
Feb
Jan
21% Mar
95
12%
100
'
Hi
Feb
19 Va
28%
400
;,x-
8%
—-
Reichhold- Chemicals
Jan
Jan
7,741
f
197/a
12%
:
19%
Jan
Jan
209
20*
1
Jan
15
40
106 106%
f
Jan
16y4
95
50%
81
*
Preferred
Mar
15'/2
220
>
16y4
Jan*
14%
20%
*
Iron Ore
Rapid Grip Batten
Jan
2,371
2,654
23%
"•
100
•
x,,-,,,'
Dauch,x___,
A*
1
*
*
Feb
Feb
58 y2
;
23 V*
—-.—_
Cor-p,*;
Class
Hamilton
58%
20
33
1.3i
Warrants
Feb-
500
56%
55
Jan
'
*
Credit
Quebec
•
19, f 19Va
'
56"
i
X
50
Mar
1,100
9%
common..
Premier Trust
Mar;
2,752
4.00
4.00
x_x_x
90
95
50 %
*
u.—*
—
Pineline
1
Greenivg Industries
17%
Jan
14%
.
-*
common
Industries ®
Feb
50
7:
Feb
•
Feb
Feb
77
3,650
.
13
President Electric
Jan
3.40
Jan
1.00
Jan.
12%
15%
*
Drilling
common
Jan
3.50
Feb'
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260
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32
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10%
Jan
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35%
Feb
Conwcst
40 %c
18
Jan
19%
Jan
Copper Rand Chiboug
1,600
19
Jan
22
Jan
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2,127
15 7/8
42,250
1,200
5.90
5.85
6.00
3,650
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72c
38c
38c
40c
4c
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22 %c
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54c
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16,000
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9.60
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1,181
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1.08
1.14
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5c
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1.16
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Jan
E1
Jan
8c
Jan
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8,533
87c
Feb
Feb
Eureka
45c
Jan
93c
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20c
23c
15,000
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1.00
1.04
6,220
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1.10
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11 %c
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8Vac
6,166
8c
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10c
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6c
6c
8,500-
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7c
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1,800
3.25
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3.70
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14,242
8.85
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10%
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1.30
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•
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3,300
90c
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1.50
3.70
6,810
92,100
1.65
1.60
1.65
24,100
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1
11,000
20,050
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2.85
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21%
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2.20
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133,600
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18%
*
_
Consolidated
Jan
4.60
*
Breweries—
:
Jan
11
15% Jan
24% Mar
5,060
,
55
Jan
48c
_!—*
Flin
Consolidated Discovery
Feb
18,500
68c
1
Gamma,—
Consolidated-Caliinan
10%
58%
1
Western Copper common——
Warrants
(Geo)
5
Beta
11%
18c
50c
•
Mines—
-v
2,000
46,300
15c
Jan
1.54
7V2C-Feb
6,300
.
:31c
16c
2.50
Key Mines
1.45
4%c
/
••
7.00
15,500
4c
—*
1
Mines
52% Mar
59
•
Westfair Foods preferred—.—,—
Westeel Products
Weston
9% Feb
1.20
*
Waterous
Western
500..
20
7%
7%
1
Consolidated
Mar
7Va Mar
Petrol.
low-
.''
27,958
17,200
27c
1
^
Bellekeno
7% Feb
20
58
Ref
Consolidated
39
23
14%
/ y 5
W
Con
Jan
-
8Vac
'
:• V 23%C
Conlagas
Jan
10
Mines
1.80
8c
1:37
1
Metals
Commonwealth
26
6%.
58
Jan
100
„
Gokl
Lake
Coin
1
'1.70
v
Range Since Jan. 1
;;"' /'■
-•.
—,
:-l
—i
56% Mar
2,610
39
7 %
Willans.
Shares^
7.80
31c
Smelting——*
&
Mining
Combined
/ 4.35: Feb
■
15%
6%
7%
14%
*
Feb
Feb
Jan
180
25
9%
3.60
Feb
1,218
—10
preferred
Coclicnour
14
30
•
Jan
25 %
25%
20
14%
40%
100
7%
*
/ Chromium
50% Jan
,/ 100
*
Jan
7.50
'
»_1
1
Chim0 Gold Mines.———
/•;/
Feb
73%
10,365
52%
6%
Kayrand Copper Mining
Cliibougamau. Mining «Ss Smelting
13,800
22%
24%
25%
•
95
10%
30
Grey Trust
Dare
'
52%
22%
——*
Power
&
Virginia
1,810
3,925
•
——_—_1
1
Cliib
Jan
60
13% Jan
8% Feb "
13,340
30
•
common
—.
2.15
Feb
—1
——————
Jan
21.Vs
Jan
66
•
10%
Corps class B
1.80
/ ,8c
Cliesterville Mines—
40% Jan
27% Jan
■>
-1
•
'
High /
low
"
———
—
Cheskirk Mines
56% Mar
50
,
Jan
1.55
-
Par v;.',"
7.75
Feb
14%
10
•
19
Jan
1.70
26%
37%
V 7%
7%
*
Vulcan
Alba
40%
25%
14%
1.35 Feb
1,580
5,232
.
56%
40%
25%
14%
37%
-*
"
3.80
52%
40
Viceroy Mfg class A
Acme
3.60
53%
—r.—-
class
United SteelCorp-—
Vendomatic
y
57/'
66%
131/4
81/2
*
„_
Venezuelan
Oil
1.75
*
Preferred
Charter
15% Mar
19%
preferred
United
15%
Jan
1.75
Pipeline
of
Jan
13
191/4
Gas
Gas
13%
19 »/4
——10
Acceptance common^.,
1st preferred
2nd-
1,830
7,755
400
Union
Union
Porcupine-
1.55
Pipeline
Prarie
City
Pat
14%
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Twin
Central
Central
15i/o
preferred
Trans
Jan
25% Mar
14
common
Warrants
Trailers Finance
87% Mar
25
15
common
Bank
Gold__
Jan
-
—
•/,
'for Week
of Prices"
——1
Rio—
Feb
1.55
Works class A
Del
Sales
Range
Sale Price
/y V.^y'v/'A
/
■/
'tt'-
Central
Feb
1.55
*
'•'.
'
141/4
"
:■
High
•
78%
22%
24%
266
251/4
151/a
common
Low
50
8,333
—
Industries
Texaco
231/4
:./■
87%
23%
—*
Switson Industries
Tamblyn
High
851/4
231/4
251/4
251/4
~~~ —
Superior Propane common
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
Tan cord
Low
85i/2
—
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
'Last
.
"
Steel
Monday, March 19, 1962'
.
J
Friday
for Week
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended March 16)
Sales
Sale Price
;
-
.
Volume
6143
Number
195
.
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commetcial and
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Last
-
Low
Par
Omx" Mines--—
Lake
-
1
Shore 'Mines__:_———
Lake
1
Lamaque
Gold
Langis Silver
3.75
500
3.45
Jan
Quebec Metallurgical
3.80
Jan
Quebec
3.00
Feb
Jan
Queens town
42C
42c
43c
13,400
41c
Feb
1.18
1.07
1.32
257,850
48c
Jan
1.46 Mar
_1
1.58
1.58
1.65
5,500
Jan
1.67
1
14c
12c
15c
609,100
I5V2C
Jan
Gold
1
Mines—
;—
1.80
34c
1.84
1.95
3c
12,900
42,100
20,000
i
Jan
,2.43
Jan
Feb
Jan
12c
Feb
Mar
17Vac
Jan
7c
9c
6,700
12c
51,000
10c
5 Vac
i 6c
4,000
3.25
3.15
3.30
25c
25c
27c
3,710
11,250
25c
/■.,
3%c Jan
Lynx- Yeilowknife Gold Mines
Jan
39c
1.81
10c
10c
Jan
1.97
Feb
Mar
5c
i
—
Jan
5 VaC
Feb
1.75
30c
54c
Feb
8c
I,860
32C
1.89
i
—
4c
1.75
33c
1:46
!
mil
Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mines
3c
1.75
•
Little Long Lac Gold
Long Point Gag—
.Lorado .'Uranium Mines
Macfie
III
,—1—_.—1
Explorations
5 VaC
3 VaC
4c
4VaC
28,200
1.05
1.05
1.05
2,600
1.05
2.10
2.17
7,841
—_
4 VaC
5c
2,000
4c
Manitou
Barvue
MaraIgo
Mines
Feb
——
.III
——-
——
2,500
84e
85c
4,100
24,000
P
20 VaC 20Vac
-20 VaC
,__1
———
9c
15C
1
10 Vac
10c
8VaC
7VaC
8VaC
78c
75C
79c
1
47c
45c
48c
;—~
_—
—
*
Consol
Matachewan
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun -Mines
Realm
Renabie
Moneta
Mt
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
20c
Jan
12c
Jan
10c
;
Jan
Feb
88c
57o Feb
Jan
13c
Jan
12
Jan
Mar
Jan
14c
Jan
51% Feb
Feb
San
Antonio
Sand
Silver
—1
75c
70c
75c
18,150
9c
9Vae
28,200
25c
"
:
—1
Mines—--—
26C
9,300
35c
22,933
25c
33c
Porcupine
30VaC
III
—---
14
1
;
71c
_1
-
76c
80c
Southern
1
Mar
Feb
72c
Mar
99,643
43c
110,906
1.14
1.41
10c
12c
iA!*
8 Vac
8c
I,050
National
•
Exploration
National
Petroleum
•lie
94c
10c
63,100
6c
Jan
Feb
Mar
3.75
Mar
Feb
Feb
1.41 Mar
3.85
3.40
3.95
30,450
1
6C
6c
7c
-7,600
5c
Jan
1
4 VaC
4c
5c
9,500
4c
Jan.;
4,895
121,250
27c
New .Athona Mines
Calumet Mines
'
New
23C
:
5c .;V;
Hosco
1,400
4 VaC
Y'
.V ;
;
•.
-
3.95 Mar
•••'
<•;
.
8c
Jan
5 V2C
New
...
S
Mylamaciue Mining
t
Nickel-Mining
Nickel -.Rim
•
Nipissing
Mines
——
Norgold
•
Mines
-
-
'
43c
43,300
1.58
Territory
1
13 Vac
13 Vac
14c
8,340
87c
■f I 87c
Thompson Lundmark
'36c
Jan
Transcontinental
6c
common—
6%c
25c
1.85
1.85
Mines
IOV2C
16c
Jan
30c
Feb
40c
Mar
35c
Mar
52c
Jan
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
5c
Mar
8c
Jan
6V2C Jan
Feb
1.62
7c
5c
Mar
4,950
12c
Mar
4,100
-
355
I5V2C Mar
Jan
6c
Jan
1.85 Mar
55c
69c
Feb
80c
2,600
'
2.65
-
8,740
21c
Jan
Jan
Jan
6.85
Jan
Jan
30c
Jan
42V2C Feb
61c
Mar
55c
Jan
38c
2.35
Mar
Jan
2.85
Feb
20c
6,300
16c
Jan
25c
Jan
9VaC
8,000
9c
Jan
11c
Jan
13 VaC
14c
5,700
IIV2C Jan
16c
Jan
5c
7c
Jan
Jan
74c
Jan
7»/aC Feb
11c
Jan
32c
Jan
4,000
4%c Jan
7,381
5c
59c
52c
58c
10c
8c lOVaC
27,100
15c
lOVac I6V2C
31,300
•
9c
Jan
16c 18 VaC
18,200
I3%c Jan
5.90
5.65
6.Q0
13,959
5.65 Mar
6.75
2.25
2.18
2.30
16,600
2.05
Jan
2.45
6 VaC
6V2C
7VaC
4,000
5c
Jan
9c
Pitch
&
Oil
Ore
29c
32c
40,376
21c
Jan
32c
63c
14%
Placer
56c
89,725
14 V4
15 Va
55c
21,868
69c
14 JA Mar
Jan
7.75 Mar
10%
Provo
Gas
81c
Mar
Pur-dex
34,550
38c
Jan
81c
78c
81c
10,450
72c
Jan
8c
8 Vac
23,500
8c
Feb
IOV2C Jan
8.40
8.40
8.70
3,025
6.75
Jan
9.00 Mar
2.95
2.95
2.99
350
2.60
Jan
2.99
29 VaC
29c
35c
71,375
28c
Feb
35c
Mar
13 VaC
13c
14c
23,950
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
-
Feb
1
11 Vac
11 Vac
12c
10,500
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
40c
38c
52c
430,175
32c
Mar
52c
Mar
•
31c
34c
1
Minerals
11c
20c
1.45
1.59
27C
23c
27c
1.70
-1
5 Vac
5 Vac
7 Vac
Exploration
15 Vac 15 Vac
Amulet
Lake
Werner
Westates
Winchester
Lead
Yankee
Yellorex
Young (H G)
Yukeno
?,
Ltd
Asbestos
British
4c
4 Vac
12,250
3VaC
Jan
4 VaC Mar
1.06
1.16
7,854
1.05
Jan
1.11
,
21c
17c
22c
1.46
1.43
21c
Jan
Feb
35c
Feb
6c
4,000
5c
Jan
7c
18c 18 Vac
10,672
14c
Jan
22c
1,425
95c
Mar
5 Vac
18c
1.00'
1.00
9 VaC
9V2C
11c
20,500
10c
6c
10c
1.41 Mar
564,900
5 Vac
1.00
500
5 V2C
96c"
93C
93c
18C
15VaC
9VacMar
12c
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
10c
5V2C Jan
7c
Jan
1.05
Jan
3c
Mar
93c
Mar
88,700
14c
Mar
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
28c
Jan
Mar
32c
Jail
5c
10,500
18c 21 VaC
37,000
15VaC
23c
20,250
20c
20c
1.03
13,415
19c
4c
;
38c
Jan
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Expressed
In
Canadian Dollars
Week's
•
Bank
*
50
9%
250
1,993
34Va
35
38 Va Jan
9% Feb
33V« Feb
59
Feb
7.65 Feb
26Vz
•
41 Va
41
26%
41%
Consolidated
•
42 Va
42
43
971
305
3,576
24% Jan
39
Feb
39% Jan
21c
21c
22c
12,800
80%
82
175
25%
25%
22Va
26
Paper—.
Oil
•
Gaspe
Jan
International
Feb
Loblaw
5 VaC
5c
6 VaC
50,500
5c
Mar
8V2C Jan
72C
65c
83c
657,695
41c
Feb
83c
28 Va
28 Vb
70c
Class
28%
2,541
Jan
Minn
62c
70c
12,800
62c
Mar
91c
Feb
Ogilvie
37c
39c
4,000
37c
Mar
85c
Jan
Pend
Ontario
Jan
6.15
Feb
Southwest
1.02
Jan
7y2c Jan
Zellers
39%
1,301
34
Jan
39 /a Mar
11%
11%
1,830
24
24
300
26%
26%
25
11% Mar
22 A Feb
26
Feb
12% Jail
-4 /a Jan
27
Jan
25
51 Va
25 Va
53
650
310
23% Jan
51
Feb
2.20
2.30
1,110
2.10 Jan
52% Feb
25/a Mai
55
Jan
2.30 Feb
—
__
26%
25%
•
-
53
1
Cons
—
-
23Va Jan
53%
53
54
2,017
*
—
1.75
1.75
525
•
—
7%
7%
1
—
49c
49c
500
500
1-55 Jan
7
Jan
46c Feb
35%
35%
175
32
•
Petroleum
Third Canadian Gen Inv Trust
Feb
22VaMar
39%
11%
2.50
Paper
common
Mines
Price Bros
Jan
Mar
Yukon
24%
39%
2.50
Flour
Mar
Feb
1
2.50
A
B
&
Jan
Mar
Mar
Mar
Jan
26% Feb
25% Jan
1
—
Oreille
17c
78
61
Mar
8.30 Jan
26 /a
41 Va
44
23c
82
260
275
•
Paper
class
,
40
Feb
10
Jan
35% Jan
2.50
Linoleum
Inc
Maclaren
—
•
common
Mines
Copper
Jan
2.28
40
9%
34%
High
Low
38 Va
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
68c
2.70
Low
•
75c
29
Note
for Week
Share9
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian Gen Investments
36c
Mar
5
Sales
Range
of Prices
75
Feb
4V2C Jan
1.90
15c
801
Jan
Jan
Mar
56,500
61
Feb
2.01
22c
Feb
Feb
520,750
8.20
58c
Feb
1.26
1.52
61
58c
5.50
Jan
7.75 Mar
18c 26 Vac
8.10
20c
2.15
15c
18,200
Jan
8.15
5,138
45,000
80c
4.00
8
9,230
•
Jan
*
Dredging
8,300
6 VaC
64c
Last
Corp
American
Bulolo Gold
60c
72c
Jan
13,600
Shown
Newfoundland Development
60c
4 VaC
Prices
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo
23c
6c
21c
70c
Par
58c
1
7V2C Jan
Sale Price
-•
;
Jan
Jan
65c
STOCKS
58c
21,895
3o
12c
13,603
*
Oilcloth
2.10
5,000
34,100
7.75
Toronto Stock
Glass
2.01
4V2C
13c 14 V2C
6.45
20c
22c
2.02
3 VaC
—1
60c
•
Jan
Zulapa Mining
Dalhousie
500
Jan
Jan
52c
20 %c
Dominion
1,271
8.90
76c
—1
Dominion
Jan
Feb
Feb
—1
Jan
1.36 Mar
8.10
13c
1
Mines
Jan
II,000
Jan
7.30
1
Mines
Jan
74c
Jan
99c
Jan
Zenmac Metal Mines
2.00
6.00
Jan
17c
13c
-20c
Mines
14c
2.25
Jan
65c
1
Bear
44c
72c
Feb
2.09 Mar
67
1,799
•
Mines
Yellowknife
Jan
5.80
73c
1,277
III
Mar
2.25
Feb
550,560
.50c
Oil
lie
74c
A
Zinc
&
Canuck
30c
6.00
class
Wright-Hargreaves
1,400
1
8c
66c
1
1,700
•
1.31
Feb
Jan
Feb
58% Feb
14Vic Jan
Feb
1.84
42c
—1
23c
1
5c
30c
31c
1
25,160
Ltd
Jan
1.50 Mar
1.80
4 VaC
1
Windfall
Yale
'
—1
11c
Airways
Jan
Jan
20c Mar
65c
'
—1
Larder
—1
Ltd
Inlet
Surf
1
Royalties
Jan
Jan
68c
Petroleum
1.40
27 V4
Mar
9.50
Jan
1
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
59c
1
6.25 Mar
—1
-
:
Decalta
•
—
14% Mar
40c
2.06
20c
5,900
8.25
Jan
Jan
Vic
■
III
-
Westburne Oil
Western
8.25
37
Nickel
Petroleum
•
Mines
*
Mines
III
1
Ltd
78c
8.20
1
1
■
Feb
1.45
7,500
76c
1
Violamac Mines
21c
Mar
11c
5,500
Consolidated
Feb
22V2C Mar
8.05
28,750
Vandoo
Feb
1.58 Mar
8,875
1.50
Jan
5.25
59,933
1.50
11c
30c
13
58,250
II
BOfl
Minerals
15VaC
_1
1.36
1
Gas
Producers
17 Va C
20c
35c
12,719
Upper Canada Mines
Feb
410
44C
1
Oil
Mines
8.35
_1
Feb
50c
8.45
41c
1
Oils
Oil
Preston
8.05
United Reef
Feb
18
*
Rouyn Gold
Prairie
8.10
Friday
1
Uranium-
Prospectors
1,525
72c
Feb
Feb
1.15
2
Gold
Development
Powell
1.62
1.45
Jan
•
Ltd
Gold
28,852
1.58
1.96
Jan
Jan
Feb
42c
1
Mines
Co
25,615
39c
1.72
25c
14VaC
2,760
6.25
35c
•
Fortune
Mar
1
Place Oil & Gas
'Ponder
Hill
Feb
29c
1
Jan
13V2c Jan
I8V2C Mar
16 Vac
1
Exploration
Crow
14 Va
5.40
39c
1
West Malartic Mines
1
—:
Canada
Oil
Phillips
t c
v
Western
•
1
Paymaster Consol
Pickle
14%
6.05
1
1
-
—
Jan
9c
56c
20c
1
h
Buffadison
Jan
1
i
Pax "International
Petrol
19c
1
Asbestos
8c
Feb
1
Mines
&
United
2.25
70c
36,700
:
Jan
21V2C Jan
53c
47c
i
4c
3.10
840
10,532
2.55
2.83 Mar
1.81
Jan
;Jan
Jan
Jan
4c
Jan
64c
9Vic Jan
Oil
10,000
•
1.35
Jail
11c
Jan
Union
Mines
Wespar Mines
23c 24 Vac
18 Vac
45c
Jan
5V2C
Shawkey
1.65
.
Feb
24 VaC
y; 20c
3,100
Jan
5,700
49c
12c
54c
1,352,434
40c
lOVaC
10 %c
Resources
64c
v
35c
8Vic Jan
33,600
Mar
72 c
46 %c
50c
Mar
6.10
•
Porcupine
Gold
48c
1
47c
52,400
1.62
Jan
20o
Gas
Exp Ltd
47c
-90c
Peruvian Oil &
3,000
7,535
1
Paramaque Mines
Permo
Jan
180,107
9 Vac
31c 31 Vac
18c
7.75
Perron
Jan
35c
52 c
9 Vac
23,284
71c
13 %C
Exploration
20c
46 Vac
9 Vac
1.89
4.95
2.60
Pamoil. Ltd
Peerless
5,500
31c
46 VaC
61 %
5.80
48c
Pacific Petroleums
PCE
1.53 Mar
1.69
53c
"20c
Mines
of
1.55 Mar
Jan
60 y4
1.90
1
Consolidated
Jan
66c
1.70
1
Ormsby Mines
Pato
Mar
75c
60 y4
1
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Patino
Canada
Weedon Mining
Mines
Gold
87c
4,166
IOV2C Mar
Jan
16,700
*
20c
Mar
139,655
._1
•
Jan
16c
I2V2C Jan
126,700
Mines
Y- 4,684
1.20
"
Jan
18c
95c
1
9c
20c
Jan
1.65
1.45
II,495
,
45c
Jan
Mar
1.45
Ventures Ltd
5%c
13c
Mar
1.52
97c
1.25
V 2,100
2.95
36c
'
1.15
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
•
Mar
1.28
1
Wasamac
5c
36c
1.17
1
Mines
Towagmac Exploration
Walte
Oleary
Pamour
Tormont
Mines
Jan
Metals
Lake
Torbrit Silver
Jan
Oils
Osisko
•
Jan
2.88
Jan
•
Vauze
4,000
12 Vac
Feb
32c
Mining- Corp_.
1.35
Jail
24c
10c
Petroleum
Tombill Mines Ltd
41c
Ltd
Lake
Orenada
Mining
Feb
2,849
Feb
1.80
Jan
7,745
41c
2.90
1.47 Mar
Union
'
Mar
12 VaC
4,000
Jan
;
9,415
Jan
Jan
Jan
8V2C
1.00
Mar
1
25c
Feb
14c
jr
Feb
8.35
Feb
7c
97c
19c
0
6.95 Mar
18c
Feb
4c
Mar
19,450
16c
1.47
Jan
6c
23,500
13 Vac
4c
8c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
*
13 V2C Mar
1.45
1
8 Vic
Jan
2.85
36c
4c
77,167
25c
7c
1.55
33c
Gold Mines
Orchan
50c,
7.50
24c
1.00
1,500
Mines
Oka ; Rare
Okalta
53c
6.95
3,000
1.58
69,000
-—
O'Brien
7.10
Jan
4VaC Feb
113,000
V
Feb
Jan
7c
28,500
47c
4 V2C
29c
Jan
1.93
1.64 Jan
820,451
5c
47c
8c
4 V2C
Oils
;
500
1
'United
I,025
31c
4 VaC
1
New
12,340
31c
8C
1
Hughes Gold
United
71c
Obaska
31c
Teck
25VaC Jan
12c
2,795
Temagami Mines
Keno
14c
1.95
36c
United
14c
1.73
37c
34c
Mines
Nudulama
-,17c
•
Jan
1
Oils
Jan
Taurcanis
United Canso
53C
Canada
Northland
lie
15c 22 Vic
37c
North6pan class A warrants-
Norvaiie
31,350
1.80
Feb
Jan
31c
27c
Mar
1.53
,
1,300
25c
ExDloration
Northern
...
12 Vac 14 Vic
12 Vac
36c
22c
Rankin
North
26c
21c
18 Vic
5C
Ltd-—
Goldcrest
North
Jan
47c
20VaC Jan
.1
35c
Coldstream
•
Noithgate
15c
Mar
Ultra
35c
Warrants
-North
39,900
36c
32 VaC
Corp
Oils
16c 18 Vac
35c
Jan
inii
Oils
17c
37c
38,500
Trans
'
Canadian
11,039
*
Mines
22c
Norpax Nickel
Northcal
1.66
1
32VaC
.
North
1.53
•
1
-—
Nonnetal Mining
-
1.53
1
-1
:—
Norlartic Mines
•
3,000
39,192
11,982
Feb
22,800
1
—
27c
25c
1
—
Gold
Nor -Aome
.
26c
21c
—1
-
Jan
5.40 Mar
vie
21
38c
18c
8c
,
,
37c
1.55
United
10 VaC
6.30 Feb
37c
50c
..——.
-Nisto Mines
.
?-'Norbeau Mines
Jan
28c
42c
1.45
5.00
2,700
21c
—1
600
12,280
38c
Y
5.20
23,250
M8c
.—1
4.80
5.10
16c
42c
—-Il,;
Smelting—
&
Mines-.
1.40 Feb
Feb
5.15
61c
Feb
.
Jan
4.15
1.82
7VaC
14c
Jan
1.35
56c
Jan
10VaC
4.85
1,800
10,792
1.65
>
Jan
11,700
:
16c
Jan
500
35c
1.40
6.25
1.50
1.20
5 Vac
Feb
4.25
36c
Jan
5 VaC
Feb
1.35
16 Vac
Jan
■
Jan
1.35
6.00
"
1
71c
1,000
18c
7c
Jan
15 Vac
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.03
4.15
Exploration
Sylvanit-e Gold Mines-',
Y 7c
,
4c
1.93
6.10
—
Cons
7,000
48,300
Jan
4.20
Sunburst
19,440
V
1.75
16c
6Vac
Y
13,700
58c
1,166
*
1.88
•
26,000
1
Jan
1.82
1.82
1
8c
Rouyn
13c
1
6 VaC
Mines—
New -Senator
..
> New 'Taku
Jan
Trinity Chibougamau
6 Vac
1
'Beuj'n Merger
9c
Jan
1
Iron
9c
v
[ ■New
10,500
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
7 Vac
Snrelt Ltd-1
—1"
9 Vac
77,441
Contact
88c
Mines———.
Gold
Newnorth
9c
Triad Oil
; Y 20c
M &
—'
YY'-
1
Feb
'
■New. Manitoba
Feb
Feb
6 Vac
-
Jan
7c
Jan
7VaC
in:i
20c
Jan
Feb
•
i Newlimd Mines—
Jan
6c
29c
Nickel
85c
85c
——
15c
6c
3Vac
'
10c
9,500
12,500
22 VaC
Uranium
8VaC
.
8VaC Jan
5c
29c
8 Vac
"5,200
4c
Vic
8
1
9,000
19c
5c
Y\16c
23c
12.500
9c
19c
23 VaC
& Oils
Mines
Rock
Jan
5C
Jan
1
Mines
New Kelore
3
8 %c
9.90
19c.
Vac Jan
21c
585
;
Jan
7VaC Jan
3,200
ioc lOVac
r
-1: ;
—1
Mines—__—.—:
;■ Nirw. Jason
10 Vac
—50c
—s.
•"
5c
Jan
Mar
'
_.——
Mines
2.35
'*:
26c
26c
——
Harricana-—_—
New
;
:
21 VaC
5c
Mines—_—L,
Goidvue
New
,
Y
14c
Continental Oil of Canada--
New -Davies- Petroleum,
-
28c
10 Vac
1
Concord Develop-;——
New
,
27 VaC
12c
_1
Bidlamaque Gold
New
;
1
—-
New.
■
11c
.Mines—
New .Alger
"■New
I3V2C Jan
25c
.—
—
•
.
■
Mar
9.20 Feb
Jan
1.64
Jan
3;ooo
70c
1.52
43c
.-I
Nealonv ..Mines
■
.«
Jan
1
8c
Jan
267,800
j(
Steep
Tidal
Nama 'Greek Mines—.
38c
Sullivan
86c
Y
21c !'•• Jan
2.25
197,700
8c
Feb
88c
58c
1
Jan
5c
Jan
43c
1
15
70c
7c
Sturgeon River Gold
18c
4,900
Feb
Sudbury
Jan
25,356
5c
Feb
Jan
3.25
lie
Feb
Jan
15,000
29c
15c
34c
!-20
,,
1.03
I2V2C Jan
13 Va
3.25
1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Feb
24Vac Jan
14c
Mar
15.101
6c
54c
•
50c
Steeloy Mining
Mar
.
10c
10
1
Oils
Union
Feb
35c
43c
1
Murphy Oil
6c
14,500
Feb
5c
'
2,500
Stanwell Oil & Gas
6,480
72c
lie
9.55 '
Y
11,708
Ltd
Mines
Siscoe
Starratt
Jan
'
10c
lOVaC
1
Feb
24c
3.25
—1
Minerals
5c
71c
■
1
——
14%
2.15 Mar
5c
Mines
Jan
4,003
15c 16 Vac
14%
2.00
1
65c
Jan
9c
200
1.15
Mines
3.00
,
Jan
70c
2.15
—-1
Standard
63c
—
1.70 Mar
5c
Silvermaque
Jan
50c
1.54 Mar
1.08
Quebec
Miller
47c
64C
200
5c
t
Silver
96,900
58C
Jan
1.70
1.15
Gold—
Mines
Sigma
Stanrock
59c
19c
1.70
I
Gordon
Spooner
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.15
—50o
Gold
Creek
Slierritt
Jan
2.40
Jan
7Vac
-J.
1
Security Freehold
Sheep
Jan
26,612
205,400
1.70
.1.15
1.70
1
Metal
Satellite
20c
;
Jan
Jan
8 VaC
Petrol
8V2C
60c
lie
1.42
80c
1
a;
Gold
River
Sarcee
Jan
2.80
9 Vac.
'
Feb
52c
Mar
16,800
160,540
1
Ryanor Mining
6c
2.50
62c
4,950
85c
10 Vac
;
Mines
Consol
15c
Wright Iron—
Multi
Mines
Rockwin
Rowan
6,000
58c
Jan
62c
1.55
81c
Roche
II,700
2.50
43c
49c
1.50
83c
—1
Uran
Jan
17c
L25
76,600
52c
1.52
1
Athabasca
6Vac
—
Jan
1
:
Minerals
6c
*
71c
1
•
Jan
7c
2,036
M'ar
1
44%
15,367
49 Va
48%
52c
_
Algom
16c
Ore'- Mines—————
Min
8c
8.80
575
13.100
Rix
Jan
31,500
V.
56c
Jan
11c
Mar
43c
Feb
54c
Jan
26c
Feb
75c
20c
i,
;
Jan
7C
Mar
9.95
Jan
Feb
15c
•
Vac
Jan
10 Va
9,075
1
6
Feb
16o
Rio Rupununi Mines
91c
7 VaC Mar
.
48,450
lOVaC llVaC
lie
Mill City Petroleums---—
Mining Corp ——-——r———
.
3,112
27,910
9.25
Mar
15Vic Jan
15c
Jan
17c
Mining
Midrim
4,195
10%
1
-
Mines
6 Vac
Merrill Island Mining—
Midcon Oil
10%
lO'A
3V2C Jan
13 VaC.Mar
3,700
9c
Exploration & Development -500
Meta 'Uranium
Mar
Feb
1
McWatters Gold Mines_:
Mentor
13c
•
;
Macdonald,
Reeves
III
Medallion Petroleums—-.
5,000
1.15
54c
Mining
Lake
Red
14c
32c
15V2C
Raglan Nickel—^
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Lake
Red
McKenzie
Jan
13 VaC
High
Jan
92c
—
*
Radiore Uranium Mines—
5V2C
,
Jan
9c
54,000
•Y
U Va
"'48%
—.
McMarmac
8c
11%
1
—
Mclntyre
15c
9c
j
III
.
14c
11'A
—
.
25 Vic
9,950
1
Mining
2.35
Jan
17 Vac
26,000
11c
_•
III
Oils
—.
Maritimes Mining Corp__
Martin-McNeely Mines
Marigold
I
Mines.
Gold
.1.16
t
3 Vac Mar
500
„
9VaC
—J.
-Mines,-.—-——.—-A-,
Marcon
Jan
84c
An
^ V-)
'
4c
III
2 Vac
2 Vac
"•
84c
_____.—__—
•
■
10,262
4V2C
Jan
1,
*
Uranium
32
1.00
31c
2.10 Mar
2 VaC
Malartic Gold Fields——_—
Maneast
Low
28
95c
3.60
';
Feb
2.15
Magnet Cons Mines—————.—1
Ma jortrans
Range Since Jan. 1
28
Petroleum
Quonto
Rexpar
'
3.15 Mar
__1
——
Lake;—
Red
Shares
High
97c
•
7c
Jan
.—1
Cockshutt
MacLeod
Mad,sen
Low
Mattagami
Quemont
Rio
*
Ltd—
Gold Mines
Macdonald Mines
Macassa
for Week
Feb
.—.
Mines
Gold
Louvicoiwt
2.60
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
-50c
:
Leltch Gold Mines—
Lexindin
410
31c
IIIl
_
Latin -American
Lencourt
14,000
2.90
3.65
3.75
—
Feb
13c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
2.88
•
Mines
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
L3c 15VaC
15 Vac
(Range for Week Ended March 16)
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
(1353)
Sales
-
Week's
Friday
:
,
Gold Corp
,
•
—
Jan
5n6^
1.75 Mar
7% Jan
50c
Jan
36
Jan
~~~~
Quebec Ascot Copper.
Quebec Chibougamau Gold—
Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines.
2,000
'8c
Jan
12c
! Jan
26c
24c
28c
37,950
20c
Jan
28c
Mar
%c
6 V2C
7 Vac
42,500
5c
Jan
9c
Feb
3.75
3.45
3.75
975
3.40 Mar
5.15
Jan
10c
10c
5,000
9%c Feb
9c
'
6
9c
.;
17c
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN aND CANADIAN
MARKETS
lot sale (not Included in year's range).
d Deferred
e Selling ex-Interest.
fFlat price. rCash sale (not
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wl When
issued,
x Ex-dividen J.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
•No
Included
par value,
a Odd
In year's range),
delivery sale (not
included in year s
wd When delivered,
.
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46
(1354)
The Commercial and Financial
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities:
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
furnished
quotation
wide
national
distribution
on
Corp
Electro
Bid
Par
Electric
Acme
Acoustics
Associates
Addison-Wesley
Aero vox
8
8%
18
*6
1
Corp
;:> 75/«
8%
7%
24
Inc
Canadian
<
Service....
—12%
y 25%
12%
Airwork
1
Corp
Device
Albee
Electric
*_*___,_——*1
B
'9%
10 3/4
•
Land
lib
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*61
28%
65%
; 'i5%
17 ya
com..
Develop
Caressa
...i
9
common—25
.10c
8%
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50c
-133A
147/s
Elizabethtpwn
Cons
10
Elizabethtown
Water
113A
Elk
Co..———1
&
Co
9
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Inc
Natural
10%
..10c
Gas
Industries
Ceco
——
6Va
> Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
'Allen
Organ Co
Allied
Radio
1
,27v*
33'A
35%
2.50
273A
>27
Mi
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Cetron' Electronic' Corp.
of the Ritz
303A
Rubber
22'A
(shares
8%
S
Enterprise__l
'American' Cement Corp—
5
American Cryogenics
-50c
American'Electronic
24%
:7'A
Co—•
Bowling
13
-
'22 3A
American
American
Furniture
14 Va
split"2 for 1)—
Express
Co
Co
5
Greetings class
Gypsum
•
Clifton
5y2
•i9y8
6%
19
-
21
27
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubber <fc Plastics__l
St
5 Vo
Gobain
Corp
29%
"231
12%
i4ys
3%
34%
37%
16'A
<
25
Univend
Co
1
Inc
Labs
Precision
28y4
24 V*
26 %
7%
8y2
Products
1
32
Clinton Engines Corp
11
Coastal States Gas Prd Co_33'/3C
Coburn Credit Co Inc
1
Cole National
Corp cl A_—*10
"17%
Interstate
Colorado
6%
5%
:
^Colorado
Milling "&
Colorado Oil
&
Gas
:3iy2
T57/a
—125
22%
5%
>4%
4%
/Commonwealth
7 vb
73/4
>14%
«Commonwealth" Oil
/Commonwealth
1
common
Participating preferred
Arkansas
Missouri
Arkansas Westn
•
Power
55%
Co__5
Metal
Arvida
class
Corp
Associated
393/a
64%
Consolidated
113A
Consolidated
1
'103/8
11%
1
15%
163A
Consolidated Rock Products
5
Consultants Bureau Ent clA__l0
1
14
Analysts cl A.5
Corp
U6%
10
••25%
Atlanta
5
•
Atlas
Gas
Light
Credit
Class
Corp
*
Co
10c
Atmos-Pak "Inc
Avery
Industries
Adhesive
Avon
Inc
-243A
263/4
64 %
1
Products ?Inc__
Oil
Aztec
&
Gas
>>
73/8
17%
2.50
Co
101'
1
:
.
Baird
Atomic
Baltimore
Bangor
Inc
I
Paint'&
Hydro
Corp common
.Bargain City'USA Inc
Barton Distilling Co..
'Bates Mfg
(A
Beauty
Corp
Counselors
Behlen
;
Belmont- Iron
19%
58
62%
Inc..—.
1
1
12%
20c
:
Works..
/
318
Bemis
Bros
25
Co
Bag
Corp
common
•77
Hathaway Inc
1
5
Berman Leasing Co
1
Beryllium Corp
__50c
Billups Eastern Pete common.l
Billups Western Petroleum
1
Binney,'&
Bird
&
Smith
Son
Inc
Black
Hills
Black
Sivalls
Blatt
(M)
Blue
List
Bogue
Company
Publishing..
Beranek
Ami
Boston
&
Newman
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Corp
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Bowl-M'or Company
Bowman
Bowser
Products
Inc
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l)
Corp.*
;
l
25
...
Buckeye
Steel
28%
393/a
l
22'A
'9%
Chemlcal
M
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Co
Co
Inc
A
.10c
25c
*aldor
•
Inc
__*
California Interstate
California Liquid Gas
For
footnotes,
18
7'/8
23%
.
24%
307/8
10%
19%
7%
26%
4%
4%
7
12 3A
14%
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TeUj.. 5
CorpIHl
see page
48.
293/8
11%
12%
27%
295/8
25%
Dunham
>
Dunn
Dura
Bush
27%
Glickman.
19%
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50
93/4
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Germ
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Grosset
&
Growth
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Dunlap
:
3
:
15
.
Capital Inc
8
7oy2
6y8
2%
24%
25
1
100
20c
14'A
1
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
,
,300
High
3.40 Mar
4.20 Mar
2.80 Mar
1.65
1^5
2.80
"4,600
1.55 Mar
4.10
3.80
4.20
5,300
3.80 Mar
1.70
1.75
1,000
1.70 Mar
1^0
1.50
1.700
1.20 Mar
.1.70 Mar
25C
.3.00
3.00
3.50
2,200
3.00 Mar
3.50 Mar
—10c
.1.55
1.55
1.65
1,200
1.55 Mar
1.70 Mar
'.'Units'*
live
for Week
.1.70
5c
10c
.—--111'
Mines
—
...
Electronics
Development
Sales
Range
of Prices
1.20
"A'
Chemical Co,
.Camp
*'
A
Week's
••
Par
20%
Television Shares Mangment—lc
,12%
,
Last
Sale Price
-.6%
18%
39%
„
Friday
STOCKS
.5
.16%
9%
48
Range for sales for week ending March 16
8%
10%
j
8%
see page
Mfg Co class A—10c
Corp
1
18%
7%
—40c
National Stock Exchange
4%
17
•
.,34%
9%-
fit
,-3%
1
1234
.
3434
...37
Inc
Telecomputing
26%
11%
Punta
Telechrome
5%
•16%
24%
No
Fund
Corp 20c
Tele-Tronics Co
4%
CarolinaJ—,1
{Publishers Company Inc_,^,40c
•1
111%
-
15%
Hamp__5
Technical Measurement
•9%
11%
Progress Webster Elec__
._7,x
,:Pubco Petroleum ",,
,7
1'
Public
7%"
8%
50c
Co—
Taylor Instrument Co com
5
Technical Animations cl B—10c
Corp,,,_
—
-25c
4.40
4.40
4.70
900
4.40 Mar
4.20 Mar
:
;
11.85 Mar
5.20 Mar
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Over-The-Counter Securities■
National and Eastern List of
Ltd
1
Cfciiiornia Fund Inc
1
1
Canada General Fund—
< 1954) Ltd
—---—-~1
Canadian Fund Inc
1
Fund
Bullock
Inc
Growth &
Fund
Colonial
Western Investment
Diversified Income Fund
Crown
!
Series
Utility
Continental
—5
_5
105
Crum & Forster Inc_
10
Fund
interest—1
23.89
25.83
15.18
16.64
Fds
Insur SeriesFoundation—1
Invest Found Growth—1
Investment Fund
1
Shares Corp
1
18.03
19.76
Mutual Investing
16.15
17.46
4.83
5.22
10.42
11.43
Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
15.98
7,91
~9~88
One
Fund
Penn
Price
21.48
Putnam
7.24
Putnam
2.44
11.53
5.96
6.51
Inc—1
8.09
8.84
9.90
10.82
Income Fund—-1
Investors
_1
8.28
12.16
13.30
11.89
lc
5.36
5.86
11.23
12.23
Investment
Investment
Boston—1
of
Trust
Investors
Group Funds—
;
Investors Mutual Inc Fund
Investors
Stock
Fund
Istel
Centennial
10.97
Congress
Fund
7.50
8.11
Devonshire
6.30
6.81
Diversification
1
1
13.35
14.59
35.25
(Investment
Bonds)
Federal
Ohio
57%
Seaboard Life
31%
(D C)—4
129
(D C)_1.50
126
Govt
Gov
Employees Insur
Employ Life Ins
Great American
A
Class
■.
24.87
25.87
Second
24.43
Westminster
Fund
Inc
1
Inc—
Inc
Fund
45%
a39.10
'
'
'U-. :
a34.30
13.32
12.32
Tel
Bid
&
Tel
4%s
Burlington
Carolina
Industries
Pwr
&
Lgt
16
52%
55%
Title Guaranty
77
80 %
Travelers
102%
115
120
■Mueller
4!/4S_1975
128
130
Natural Gas Pipeline
4%s_1991
—1982
Edison
4%s_2011
Hartford Steam Boiler
10
Insurance Co
5
58%
1
17%
5
86%
Life
Duke
El
Natural
Electric
syiv
Food
Corp
.1992
4%s
Water
.1992
4?as_ -1992
3%s
101 %
101%
103%
105
105
105%
100%
Standard
Jefferson
Corp
101 y8
:
Jersey Insurance Co cl N Y
7.93
Home
104%
3s
111%
103%
General Port Cement 6s
-1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww. .1982
(W T- Co 4%s
.1987
18.86
11.59
6.66
•
20.58
11.48
7.28
5.51
6.02
Hilton Hotel 6s
ww
.1984
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s
Lowenstein (Mi & Sons—4%s
1981
—1981
4.17
3.82
3%s Apr.
1962—
100
1,
1962/—
100.2
100.4
100.6
100.5
100.3
100.5
100
99.28
4s
.
103%
2%s
101.14
4%s Apr.
1, 1963
20, P1964
100.12
4s
Ocl.
20,
1964
4s
Oct. 20,
Dec.!' 20,
1965
-101
101.12
1965
101
101.12
Underwood
S
West Penn
•
% 80
5%s
Corp
Industries
5%s
Westcoast
1971
1971
Sep.
10,
101.4
1964—„—
1964
4%s Jun.
10,
1965
Dec.
12,
Mar.
3%s
p.
100.24
101
4s
—
101.28
102.8
3%s Feb.
101.16
101.28
3%s May
4%s July
1966_
4 V'aS
101.12
■
—
11,
37/bs Dec.
;
1968.
11,
99
98
1966
20,
1966
1969
101.16
102.16
4%s Mar.
103.8
104.8
4%s Mar.
20,
101.8
4%s July
15,
101
5%s Feb.
20,
10,
4%s Sep.
Feb.
5V8s
43is
1971
1971—,
.
107.16
106.16
101
3%s May
1,
102.20
103.4
4%s Feb.
15,
15,
;v
p:
Jun.
4%s
10, 1977———'
4%s Feb.
20,
1970-1967.
/.!■-'■
103
1972-1967
100
wi
*
101-
97
1.972
p
96.8
95.8
1971
1974
107.16
102
98
103.16
103.4
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
100.3
100.4
100.11
May 15,' 1962
3%s Feb. 15,1963 Wi
3s
100.12
Maturity—
1%S Oct.
1,
4%s
l%s Apr.
1,
4s
May
15,
1962_.
1962_
Aug.
15,
99.31
99.29
1962
Nov.
15,
1 %s
Apr.
1.
100.17
100.19
1 %s
Oct.;
1,
1962
100.8
100.9
4%s Nov.
15,
8.79
9.61
1%S Apr.
1,
7.54*'
8.15
3%s Aug.
2%s
Feb.
15,
15,
15,
4%s May
3%s May
100.7
5s
s
99.22
1963
1963——7—'—
1,
May
100.9
100.19
100.6
15," 1962
3%s Feb.
4s
100.8
100.15
——
99.24
100.6
100.5
98.27
98.25
1963
1963-
101
101.2
•
Aug.
3%s Aug.
15,
15,
15,
1
%s Oct.
IV2S
15,
;;
1,
1,
Apr.
Aug. 15,
l%s Oct.
100.3
100.5
97.30
1963
102.20
98
102.22
96.28
1964———
102.26
97
102.28
1964
100.24
100.26
1964
103.19
103.21
100.24
100.22
;
95.26
1964™
103.17
'
95.30
103.19
94.24
94.28
103.12
:
1965—
1966
1,
Ask
—
15, 1964
45/'gS May
4s
al2.48
a23.96
a51.78
Bid
Treasury Notes (Continued)
3%s May
15, 1963-
1962
103.14
93.28
—
92.26
101.3
;
91.30
1966—
94
92.30
101.5
92.2
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
'Dated
Rate
a99.31
a22.54
Due
3-61
4-
2-62
8-1-61
5-
1-62
7-
3.05s
3s
al2.87
a!9.53
,
Bid
Bid
Due
Dated
Ask
Ask
.' Rate
100.1
100
3.10s
11-
1-61
8-
1-62
100
100.2
3.05s
12-
4-61
9-
4-62
100
100.2
100
100.2
5-61
6-
4-62
100.1
100.3
10-'2-61
7-
2-62
100.1
100.3
10-
1-62
3.20s
1-
2-62
100
100.2
3%s
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.3
100.5
3.30s
9-
3.20s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.2
100.4
Ask
United States Treasury
104
90
86
■
96.16
106.16
1970
1970
1,
100
.102.8
V
104.16
107.8
95.16
1,
20,
3%s Apr;
101.16
103
106.8
_
5%s July
10, "1972—
12, 1972
12,1973
June
102.8
102
•103.16
4%s Oct.
103.16
102.16
——
:.V
20, >1968
102.4
101.8
1970
10,
98
101.20
1969
100
,
1969
100.8
IO7 1970_
99.24
97.16
1970—1
Sep.
101.16
2.
21,
4%s Apr.
4%s
102.8
101.4
99.12
4%s AprA 10,
10,
99.19
99.15
101.28
—
1966-—--—
15,
103
102%
Bid
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Ask
Jun.
1962-
99.969
99.972
22, 1962
June
28,
1962-
29, 1962—
99.932
99.935
July
99.977
22, 196223,
99.979
5,
1962™
1962-
99.886
99.890
July
12,
1962—
12, 1962_.
99.832
99.837
15,
1962—_
5,
<
Bills
Bid
Ask
99.274
99.285
99.226
99.243
99.166
99.184
99.106
99.131
99.076
99.102
99.071
99.018
Apr.
73
70
101%
102
15,
1962-
99.810
99.816
July
July
1962—
99.044
Apr.
19, 196226, 1962-
99.778
99.785
July
26,
1962—
98.990
99.726
99.734
Aug.
2,
98.927
98.950
99.675
99.685
Aug.
9,
98.864
98.888
May
May
3, 196210, 1962—
17, 1962.
1962™
1962—
99 616
99.627
Aug.
16,
1962—
98.808
99.561
99.569
Aug.
23,
98.766
24,
1962.
99.503
99.512
Aug.
30,
1962—.
1962—
98.744
May
98.683
98.711
May
31,
1962.
99.450
99.461
Sept.
6,
1962—
98.623
98.642
1962-
99.393
99.402
Sept.
1962.
1962.
99.338
99.345
Oct.
99.277
99.295
Jan.
Apr.
102
123
__
May
June
115
156
4%s—
1970
1971
101
2%s-^-»-i-.1988
r 103
14,
21,
138
4%s__.1992
7,
June
June
19,
98.833
13, 1962—
98.566
1962—-
98.273
98.291
1963—
97.475
97.500
15.
15,
98.581
162
:
—
Power
Trans
May
15,
103%
U
100.16
100.5
3%s Nov.
102%
113
'
109
100.5
100.12
101.6
3%s Nov.
Lgt 4%c—1987
110%
100.29
100.1
;
100.1
A 3%s Mar/ ll, :i963i.^——
4%S Nov. 12, 1963————
Feb.
16.73
Power
104%
100.25
1962™.
1962—
3%s
14.97
Texas
106
100.2
—
100.31
13.68
104
108%
100.1
1963
20,
■12,
20,
r
100.27
1962——
4%S Sep. ,10,
15.35
102
:
May
4%s Aug.
:
Federal Natl Mortgage
100
1962
99.14
103%
5s
Bank Bonds
Federal Land
3%s Oct.
1963—
Assn—
15,
4,
Aug.
100.3
1963—
15
June
3.20s
99.13
1981
&
Ask
3.05s
1962
Gas
Amer
Bid
;
100.2
1,
Tenn
Textron
point
a
100.2
Oct.
113
,124 /
16%
43%
41
100
1 %s
129
101%
'
15%
2
April 2, 1962
18.25
119
5%S—
88%
100
May 15, 1962—
15,
1962
3%s Feb.
Apr.
1987
Trans
41%
3.15s
16.79
Sheraton Co of Am 5s WW—1967
109%
34
100.2
10.81
Gas
4%s
-
3
100
12.48
101%
El
V:
74
Cooperatives—
9.89
4%s_1991
&
&
for
11.42
Sperry Rand 5%s ww__,
1982
T V A 4%s
—1987
,
119
78
1962—7—A1-,
Treasury Notes—
103 %
r
243
Banks
June
8.48
101%
105%
108
Grant
Ask
Banks—
Loan
14.40
7.76
114%
Gas
28
70%
100.4
3.05s
8.67
13.18
•
112%
ww
Westchester Fire
34%
4%s Feb.
—1973
1969
5%S
Oil
.1982
r
71%
26%
Variable Anmiity Life Insur,-,1
46%
32
Bid
Federal
113
Rochester
5%s_,
42"
176%
5
(Ala) 1
U S Life Ins Co in City of N Y_2
11.36
1977
Shamrock
137
10
(Va)__5
32
68
90%
16.61
5s
Petroleum
Pacific
103%
-1976
Ins
23
29 7
170
18%
'
108'
20%
2.50
America
Security Life Ins
15.20
111
3%s
of
44%
102
8
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U S Fire Insurance
10.68
102%
114
-1981
61%
3%S Sep.
102%
102%
102
103
-1975
Life
"41%
—5
Co—
v
89%
131%
126
(N Y)
United
151
10.44
4%S—1982
New York
Telep 4%s
-2002
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%s_1991
112%
4s
Accident
144
9.55
103%
4%s
Inc
Brass
Co
18%
47%
111
V
A 84%
10
(N Y)__2
Ins
9.56
_1986
1975
Motorola
100%
3%s
Machinery
Fruehauf Trailer
Garrett
1987
Natural Gas 5%s_ .1977
Elizabethtown
Ferro
4%s
4%s
Power
Paso
El Paso
Gas
&
5
Co—
United
Insp &. Insurance
Interstate
Co
Insurance
13.70
Phoenix Steel 5%S—
Consol
5
8.77
Bid
Bonds—
102%
1979
Carrier Corp 4 \as
Commonw'lth
Ask
1994
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s
preferred
Standard Sec Life Ins
& Conv. Debentures Issues
Security
Bonds—
$6.50
232
,56%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
-
Life Ins
53"%
Hanover Insurance Co
105
(New Haven)—__10
Southwestern
95
17%
Springfield Insurance Co—__—2
220 7
—-—_—_—i.
3.15s
Amer
Security Life & Trust Co
62%
•
12.54
:<
Inc
Fund
Centennial
9.28
17.14
42 %
al4.50
Capital
22.39
133
59%
102 A
/
44
Security Ins
(Jacksonville Fla),2%
IV2S Apr.
split 20-for-l
Capital Exchange Fd_
_1
Recent
5
—1
of Amer
136
Underwriters—
Great Amer Life
Gulf Life
(N Y)
Ins
Ins
43%
96
_G.25
Seabciard Surety .Co^
a99.32
Fund new..
Street
Shares
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
B-2
8.59
15.65
'■
Fund
';-X
al0.50
Inc
Fund
Street
18.53
C
l1
Inc
Fund
Street
Investors
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
funds—
Swap
34.76
al4.81
1
1
1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin Fund Inc.——r
1
21.81
Fund
1
Fund
Wellington
13.00
Mutual Fund—1
,
Whitehall Fund Inc
10.26
Inc
(The)
Johnston
•1
Fund
Wellington Equity
20.18
Research
Investors
54
29
4s
fOc
1
Corp
Fund Inc
Investors
12.57
16.99
1
1
Inc
Cdn Fnd Ltd
Group
5
4s
11.06
11.50
Science
Mutual
91
5
4%s Aug.-
Fund
1
Ltd
1
United International Fund LidValue Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc__ 1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund
97%
32
40
Marine,.
&
__
10.23
i
Inc——,
—
all.04
Accumulated Fund—1
Continental Fpnd
1
Income Fund Shares.l
12.02
Fund
Investors Variable Paymt
Investors
14.23
xl3.02
\£ r. "■
Fund
Selective
Investors
7.52
6.87
America——1
of
Co
a20.71
United Funds Canada
13.00
Intl Resources Fund Inc
al4.87
Inc
Washington
196354
93
29
St Paul Fire
Globe
Republic Ins Co
8%
5
2
(Pa) ,1,
Republic Insurance (Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—1-
17%
Glens Falls
&
16 %
32
7%
100.4
25c
Farnham
Wall Street Investing
Fund
Inst Foundation
8.26
'
Funds Inc—
United
9.05
lc
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund
lc
Shares Ltd—
Institutional
t:
3.01
2.75
11.08
.
15.03
Fund-i
Fund
United
10,78
234
16
14%
Obligations of Government Agencies
7.56
American
United
9.65
162
217
*
Ins
84%
7
30
1
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
13.83
1
20th Century Growth Inv__10c
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
1
5.86
a29.93
8.88
9.92
Incorporated
Incorporated
•
1
Investors Inc—1
Investors
1
Street Investment Corp—*
United
Quaker City'Life
10
3.15s Apr.-16,
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Television-Electronics
Fund—1
13.10
1
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C).
13.16
10.19
1
Fund of Canada
Fund
Life
Owners
Providence-Washington
13.03
Inc.——1
Inc
Fund
130%
Reinsurance Corp- (N Y)_
Franklin Life insurance—-—4
■
•
10.79
&
118
125%
13.28
<9.93
Roe
111
12.85
17.84
Stock
79
5
10
12.12,
16.44
Balanced
Pioneers Home
7
41%
,5
11.11
a!5.28
8.75
7.23
O—
D
7
.
Co—
•
73
General Reinsurance Corp
Co
5
68
■
69% 7
155 %
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
(Edson B) Fund
Texas
22%
Inc.
31%
57 %
Philadelphia Lile Ins Co
Phoenix
80%
64-%
Ins
Life
(Wash
6%
26%
80
Georgia Inter Life
53%
70%
Peoples
67 %
5%
2.50
48%
43%
76%
(S F)
-A:1
50%
28%
41
21 %
Firemen's Fund
45
2.50
3.33%
65
109%
1
5
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
5
;
80 %
/ 75%
Peerless Insurance Co
'203
4
Co
Ins Co_.
North River
31%
39
5
Insurance
53
Pacific Indemnity Co
;
3%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
le
Federal
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
55%
49%
54
24%
1
29%
52
Northern Ins Co of N Y—12%
64%
Y
1
5
Northeastern Insurance:
144
63 %
1.25
N
Fire
,
■
?7
65%
62
9.46
United
Boston
8.63
of
-■
9.38
4.87
9.52
Haydoek Fund Inc_
-1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
..—lc
income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
of
18.66
16.86
"
Fund
17.67
Sovereign
Hamilton Funds Inc-—
Income
14.72
15.90
(N J)
Co
19%
Employers Reinsurance Corp
Home
14.55
Ins
Co_
5
99
33
7
68%
84%
i
Southwestern
7.67
Life
(Ky) 2
Employers Group Assoc
—
4.46
Selected
9.61
Stein
10c
10c
12.63
al6.88
1
Shares—1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Shares in Amer Industry Inc
8.90
22.86
Series II-DA
11.68
& ClarkCommon Stock Fund Inc
7.74
Series H-C7
10.46
16.69
Scudder Stevens & Clark
11.00
lc
1
1
9.84
9.57
Scudder Stevens
2.88
7.06
11.96
22.19
a22.83
Shares Inc
Fund Inc
9.00
1
Scudder
7.79
10.04
6.79
6.21
for
Fund
Fund
Revere
2.65
Fully Administered shares—lc
General- Bond shares
lc
7.99
:
Growth Stock
Quarterly Dist Shares
13.95
15.50
shares—.
7.31
1
•
.^.fiOc
Inc
Puritan
5.30
14.16
4.36
3.99
Income—1
Fund Inc
1
(Geo) Fund
1
Growth Fund—
1
Fund
Stock Fund_lc
6.24
5.71
...—2.50
Inc
(T Rowe)
Provident
6.59
Petroleum
Fund
15.70
7.06
12.87
11.78
13.47
Fund
Mutual
Pine Street Fund Inc,
Pioneer
8.69
Growth industry
16.81
1
1
Inc
Square
18.56
20.59
18.17
Securities
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
21.18
8.84
10.52
25.08
-
1
Fund
Street
William
14.69
8.10
3.27
1
1
Oppenheimer Fund
13.87
lc
Guardiau Mutual
Trust Shares
Over-the-Counter
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
(The)
al5.07
Nucleonics
Group Securities—
Common
C
B
Nation Wide Securities Co
State
Fund
C Fds
B
30%
Assurance
Eagle Fire Ins Co
New York
.
17%
NY_2
of
Comwealth Life Insur Co
Eastern
Growth Series.
Smith
Capital Growth
9.86
3.20
19.51
2.41
7.09
2.62
1
16.94
9.02
Fund—
Life
of beneficial
Units
Morton
3.95
12.84
14.79
7.24
1
Capital Corp
Trust
General
General Investors
Inc
Massachusetts
15.50
1
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
41%
•
Y) "A"_2
A
93
5
New Hampshire Insurance—10
52 %
48%
45
Nationwide Corp class A
7,
195
Continental Casualty Co
23.11
€.53
17.95
1
1
Inc.
Fundamental Investors
Boston Insurance Coj,—„_5
1
10.53
.
49
Citizens
Inc.l
National
Investors Corp
1
National Securities Series—
Balanced
Series
1
Bond Series
1
Dividend Series
1
Preferred Stock Series.——1
Income Series
1
Stock Series
_1
Growth Stock Series
1
New England Fund
1
1
New York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
11.81
1
4.15
Mutual
11.63
19%
7
83
2.58
22%.
12-9*
10.58
10.78
9.61
3.60
6.04
2
3.80
16.41
14.20
<N J)
3.18
Mutual
67.30
104 'A
com.;
2.91
Mutual
*8.17
66.63
100%
Natl Old Line Ins AA
National Union Fire
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts investors Trust
shares of beneficial int„33%c
Mutual
18.35
Ins
75%
70
17%
72
65 %
139%
9.71
8.96
149
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
10.75
8.20
138
4.72
9.89
23.87
10
2.69
Morton
21.94
National Fire
Natl Life & Accident
4.32
19.61
8.23
7%
2.46
12.23
8.99
6%
1
1
3.49
10.81
21
122
lc
lc
11.43
15.78
115
3.81
Paper shares
Petroleum shares
78%
10
5
Co
6%
48%
73
Midwestern United Life Ins Co-1
10
(N
5%
46%
Monument Life (Bait),.
2.36
Casualty
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
14%
Shippers-
Life Insur
195%
32%
3.10
Citizens
-
19%
187%
33%
lc
Industries
.A
17%
12%
Beneficial Standard Life
shares
43%
152
__i
Maryland Casualty
7
35%
7
30%
2.84
Metal
16.20
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
'.
41%
103%
40%
.
18%
lo
shares—lc
General
9.40
al6.96
&
Penna
30
Re-insurance
Bankers
of
2%
(Wash D Cy
(Galveston)
Ins
a31.78
Managed Funds—
13.21
lc
.
America
of
Fund
American
12.66
lc
lc
lc
series
stock series
stock
Preferred
14.45
18.01
Funds—
Custodian
Series
Bond
13.26
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
20.16
6.63
x2.23
12.83
Common
Nat
Electric shares
10c
Inc__—1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin
Mercury
Amer
8.93
Fund
Mutual
Amer
13.95
13.44
19.49
17.17
14.44
19.87
4.92
Florida
13.36
Co
Inc_I
Companies
Life
Assurance
38%
100
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins
1
Lincoln National Life Insur—15
91%
17%
Assurance—.5
(Newark N J)
Co
20.51
Income Trust
1
Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc__1
17.94
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Amer Ins
American
V
87
„1
Liberty Life Assurance—':
:_2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Blrm) „2
79%
141
"•
Fla)
Home
American
8.36
18.77
8.47
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc_
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
(Jacksonville
■,,17%
7.63
16%
Insurance
10.46
Federated Growth Fund
6.58
1
Fund—1
1
Inc—
Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
12.22
21.67
a23.78
x9.53
:
Fund
General Insur
American
17.91
V 7.21
preferred
conv
Life
T5.72
10
20c
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
5.61
16.56
75%
5
American Fidelity-Life Ins Co_l,
$1.25
Lexington
15.70
9.89
50c
50c
Corp—1
Fund
Stock Fund
5.14
Ltd_l
Insurance
11.88
A
Electronics Investment
Stks)—1
Growth
Knickerbocker
Lazard
13.26
Baton & Howard—
Balanced
4.16
13.22
Com
(Growth
(Low Priced Ccnn
S-4
Keystone Internatl Fund
Knickerbocker Fund
11.19
—-—*.25c,
Dow Theory Invest F'd Inc
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
1
14%
17.04
14.82
Dividend Shares
12%
15.6I
8.60
1
Co Jnc
Vegh investing
39%
Stock)—1
Com
(Income
S-3
6.09
6.09
10.23
12.09
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stic Fund Inc
1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
36%
14.81
12.26
De
144
13.58
14.70
1
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance. Co of Va___!
10
Stocks)—1
12.40
Inc
37
6.54
25.57
16.07
!-i-~—-—-
Series B
29%
34%
9.50
11.31
Trust Fund—
Corporate Leaders
27%
Ask
32
5.99
11.58
Inc—1
Fd_—1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc —-———-—-—1
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
5
23.54
S-2
18.63
Energy
Life
4.90
16.48
Commonwealth Inc Fund
Commonw'ltli lnt'1 Gen
40%
10.22
10.37
1
1
50c
1
Chemical Fund Inc
38
9.36
lc
Century Shares Trust —
Chase Fund of Boston
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
1
(Income Fundi
1
(Growth Fund)
—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__ 1
W 1.88
Rid
135
K-l
10.63
j»ar
5
B-4
—
'
Life
15.44
K-2
Companies
Ask
Aetna
1
S-l
Bid
\
16.87
j(Low Priced Bonds)
(Discount Bonds)
Par
Casualty & Surety—3.50
B-3
1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund—;
i!
Monday, March 19, 1962
.
Aetna
9.22
14.34
7.75
,
',J
Ask
.
7.64
Growth
Canadian International
Fund Ltd
Colonial
2.69
Cont. >
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
Bid
Par
funds—
Mutual
Ask
Par
Bid
Aberdeen Fund
—25c
2.45
Advisers Fund Inc
1
6.93
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
8.52
American Business Shares
1
4.59
American Investors Fund
1 al6.21
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
9.73
Associated Fund Trust
•
1.71
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
5.58
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
5.60
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
9.41
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-l
3.8I
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp-lc
12.16
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd ——~
—1
10.87
Blue Ridge Mutual Fung Inc—1
12.76
Boston Fund Inc
1
19.83
Broad Street Investing
50c
14.52
C
Mutual funds—;
«
.
(Quotations for Friday, March i6)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
De
,
(1356)
.
.
•'* 101%
♦No
paT
106
New
York
-FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value.-
a
Net
asset value.- b Bid
•
t New stock,
Stock" Exchange.
T
yield price, d Ex-rights, k Admitted- to listing on the
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y Ex- stock dividend.
Volume
Bank
based
the
Number
.
clearings this week
pared with
us,
195
a
year
6143
will
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
,
show
increase
an
com-'
Complete
the
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
17, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is
be
1.2%
against
above
those
for
the
In
stand
at
1961.
At
288
York
:
Chicago
Philadelphia
_2_
$18,094,023,650 $17,593,183,103
1,412,800,235
1,187,000,000
1,143,000,000
878,223,972
840,584,979
525,830,342
11'
in
2.8
+
detailed
10.
was
the
same
week
increase of
an
in
1961.
Outside
+
+
4.5
1.4
—
2.6
+
:.
v
New
5.6
2.7
-
12
York
cities
» 673,441,956
Baltimore
Ten
cities, five days
Other
cities, five days
cities,
421,651,929
—
5,534,520,095
3.4
1,069,436,623
$31,006,895,349
—
1.2
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
on
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended.
CLEARINGS
1961
•
Description—
''y
Stocks—
Number
of
"
1962
932 690,215
'
92,803,996
' >
1962
147,015,425
1961
the
181,912,081-
>■ y-
y 5,233,500
12,637,000
1.374 202,693
788 819,423
1,512,956,413
1,424 454,911
+ 10.4
1.259,915,322
1,305 291,683
"
1,696,045,242
1,634 .369.106
+
3.8
1,563,173.053
1.645 836,593
"
801,308.141
842 ,242,884
"y
730.415.735
730 616,117
0.1
784.027,120
733 441,494
+
6.9
656.483,306
44
707.509.690
635 725.255
+ 11.3
559,696,155
10
44
also
28,261,249,493
cities
furnish
of
the
bonds
$ 101^35^10001 $137,642,500, $23.4,£14,000
York
following:
:
•
y
District
the
show
totals
:
.
Reserve
District
the
totals
February
of
'
February
2nd New
the
yV 1962
"y- 61,095
>«
Philadelphia
Chicago
,5,008
....
.
3,001
2,797
>
3,138
Fran..,
St.
.
Louis..,
Atlanta
Cincinnati
>
3,302
,
of
6.0,
2.6%.
of
Reserve District the totals record
In
an
Reserve
Dallas
District
District
Reserve
of
of
the
City
Kansas
increase of
15.3%, and
9.5%.
4.0%,
a
in
6.5%; in
the San
+
1961
2,784
7,178
>-2,243
.2,049
1,678
1,984
1,771
1,923
1,872
1,609 '1,733
1,923
•9th
,
1,533
1,330
Omaha
-
962
886
1,117
824
12th
911
1,167
913
4.0
16
44
7.101,643,667
6,159 ,222,089
+15.3
6,512,565,245
44
;'
New York
14
...
4r >
44
v
We
:
••
•
.
append
601
"
;
^^
"
14
-
Richmond"—
3,194
6th
'
3,745
7th
Chicago
3,611
3,350
8th
St.
2,010
3,753
v
3,625
3,263
3,210
2,647
,
...
2,641
2.061
-
-
9th
3,380
v
3,116
,
14
2,452
2,047
2,298
2,297
' >
1,773
44
1,866
2,032 *
1,821
1,932
981 :
2,560
2,184
2,208
53,127,642,757
>>•'•">:
'•>•
', -
'"'TWoMonths
Inc. or
years:
Dec. %
8.238,263,404
+
+
1959
$
S
8.9
135,966.385,500
Two Months «'•
-
1960
4.9-
7.901.034.633
7.333,478,680
114.917,889,748
110,870,052,933
'
•
1,715
1,580
2,140
1,880
1,709
633
•1,675 "
1,586
1,424
567
-
+ 10.2
12,995,666.731
+ 10.9
-
7.046,163.546
;
7.479.727:400
44
7
9,673.070,051
14,412,637.180
6.2
'
y
15.000.215,870
,
'
,
>.13.412.323.693
'
'7,393,160.381
>" >
>
,
'
23.451,207.861
•
44 >
+
13,739,867,864
"
+ 11.8
'
':'
"-+
"
'*
44
'6,949.740.952
6,384.454,326
+
13,308.070,055:,
14
44
> 9,717,662.914
9,021.724,993
'?••;+
11,257,372.703
9,764.310,467
15,221.409,956
,13.426,342.184
6,191,820,827
5,764,377,469
8.483.421.969
8,335,028,235
+ 15.3
44
19,951,689,402
' 5,986,021.985
7.7
44
12,167,581,311
6,809.948.005
.
8.9
+ 13.4
—
11
^
Francisco
18
.6,649,365,250
21,899.874.093
8.2
6.833.133.675
12,487,466,448
•
6,829,335,482
7.6
+
21,788,128,958
9,578,198,704
9,965,070.202
r
'
Total
'
Outside
174
York
New
cities
9,657,741,732
f
9,135,224,427
13,199,852,657
I-
12,166,542,490
273,075,756.495
>
254.549.967,528
+
7.3
232.698.128,425
220,630,826,183
134,996,958,525
>
City—_i—
>
122,603,388,680
+
10.1:
121,770,570,456
113,413,570,530
2,055
689
757
;
1,649
1,487'
1,408
1,221
1,331 '
1,246
1,296
1,145;
r
1,454
-
.
"•> 532
1,480
1,604
The. following compilation covers the years by months for two years:
1,384
<
1,220
1,141
1,517
1,453
795
632
608
577
1,579
1,310
1,247
252,864
236,002
214,682
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
1,219
'<
-•>•'.
♦ .•••."
>'
>.•■*>>•„+'
.':
203,693
•
>"
'
.
.
' ' '••
112.748
108,161
106,458
94,157
Other
Cities
9,080
8,565
8,743
7,868
Month—
20,211
18,547
; 18,016
121,8&8 116,726 -115,201-102,025
60,733 - 56,566
59,661-53,127
273,075
254,549
232,698
134,996
122,603
121,770
detailed statement showing
—
,16,937
.
.
113,413
Total
—.
the figures for each city for the
Month of February
1962
:
1961
+
116,726,660,185
+
+
Inc.
or
Dec. %
> 1962
>
1961
;
>
r. v..
y
$
66.036.494,251
60.733,134,372,
years
!«Inc.
1962
or
Dec. %
+
7.4
+ 10.1
122,603,388,680
and for week ended March 10 for 4 years:
—Week Ended March'10
1961
$
:
or
+ 12.5
56.566,894,429
"134,996,958,525
—
■"->.
$
Inc.
Dec. %
S
7.3
month of February and since Jan. 1 for 2
1961
1962
74.263.824.153
" 4.4
254.549,967,528
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-
>•
'
9.7
137,823,307,343
121,828,789,172
Months
t
Dec. %
273,075,756,495
,
2
'
Inc. or
$
151,246,967,323
February
220,630
.
-Clearings Outside New York-
1961
1962
January
•'
Clearings, Total All-
-r
1,265
$
Cities
,'y y > >■' '».
;
"1;125
>
Tot. 31
.
102.025,256,873
■i'
59,661,046,704
-
1,743
...
1,408
,
-115,201,713.433
>
7.4-
+
_J_—16
Dallas
San
>
2,475
1,644
at—
-
+ •4-4
:>'
19$61
>'
10,655,261,231
>"
44
31
—
——
Minneapolis
12th
.
>1,752
•
1,818
597
Clearings
•5,677,090,167
2,656,793,27^
2.925,599,035
1,699
522
our
6,364.857,675
:
9.5
.;+
,•;•• '-Tvo Months
142,563,733,270'
44
16
__i.—
——-'
—
Louis—
11th
1,944
1,837
■
711
add
•>
8,973,626.777
44
15
10th Kansas City__—
2,454
v
1,980
1,758
•
550
now
3,912,578,67K
-.4,219,629,153
~
-
692
yWe
4,083,131,759
4.685,592,707
19$62
>
:8',44
Atlanta
3,930
576
All.
6.5
+ 15.3
56',566:894,429*->
60,733,134,372
cities-
10
-
Pliiladelphia
730
Total
2.6
+
•-
another table showing clearings' by Federal Reserve Districts in* the two months for four
Cleveland
635
Outside "NYC
:"'+
'
4,097 024.099
116,726.660,185
—
3rd
3,477
2,019
636
.
2,894,539,830
?—---173 cities; : +121,823.789,172
——
—
5th
Washington.
..
9,347,077,197
3,338,624,472
6.190 .990.368
Boston
4th
Milwaukee
Nashville
10,856,609,801
6.0
6.776,708,219
is
-w
——.
2nd New York
3,665
'
.
2.4
4,426 .498.328
Federal: Reserve Districts;
"1st
3,497
2,639
,
679
>
>
Two Months
3,726
v
2,568
697
578
5,767,694,680
+
5,102.385,363
V
J..:' J
r
3,954
3,983
4,031
.
829
843
673,
3,141.985,935
+
2.997 .876.469
3,075r974.888
4.363.748 262
•
city—.+——J—: V;
4,415
■
2,699 "
715
_
761* >
5.907,080,157
3.378,249,384
3,147 ,300,664
•
3,337,712,024
>'
-4,479,463,703
,
6.831.300.976
•
10,079 ,600.048
10,321,924,261
44
116
__
Cfty___
Total_____.
,
4,127
873
1,071 :
876'
750
,
»
5,822::
'
....
7
.
.;
5,960
,1,183
957
.,
714
v
945
737
...
7.7
+
-
'
)
V4,798
4,651
3.060
4,217'
2,931
>
"
Buffalo'
>
.
824
'
902 >
845
"
.Memphis
6.8
+
3,289 571,877
7
Francisco
f
813
-
1,284
993
'.,.St._Paul...
San
•Outside
"
1,196
u/
6,386
5,441
-
3,466
1,037
y
.y 774
Denver
+
6,021, 742,503
3,419.710.961
-Ti
4,255
1,48G
1,157
T
4.471 586,684
6,485,321.359
31
Dallas
4,573
.1,623.
1,313-
r
4,852.081,992
4,775,430,192
$
50.578,715,424.
£
44
'
1,119
,
Kansas'
11th
5,670
6,447
4,179
•
4,266
823
+
•>,;? 924.
Seattle,-..
"jacksonvllie. ...1,197
Birmingham
-
3,627
•
1,615
.926
899
Portland
.
6,650
4,464
1,807
1,222
.' •k893
57,503,235.992
44
__
Minneapolis
10th
10,059 '
.+ 6,428
6,633:
5,517
i
1,742
1,769
.
-
+i 1.8
■
>
8,856
,
5,050
.3,957
-
1,479
1,938
"1,551
*
62,008, 678.947
3,442,608,066
"
rl,641
1,746
;
63,138,153,146
:
*
7,592
2,151
T
)
•
5,729
•1,893
■
y>
3.869,864.395
'
44
Chicago_:__>L__i-y>^yiii.
'"
*3,116
$
2.4
+
8
St.. Louis—
10T.217
10,858
-6,116-
,
1959
1960
%
Dec.
1959
,
9,193
10,875
7,021
2,725
>2,146
;
•
110,927*
-
8,949
Inc. or
'
3,836, 568,109
13
-
_y._.
j
.s
$
3,930,076,830
cities
"
y; ;y
• +>>
.
28^—+•->>
19.60
131.946
11,315
2,667 '
2,250
.
Orleans
New
;5,289.
4,687
3,092
1.619
J Richmond
!..., Louisville.
* \v
FEBRUARY
1961
-
9,935
.y
2,706
1,645
.•
.
4,143
3,085
.1,910
Baltimore
v
District
District
44
'
8th
+65,793,447
-+Jan. 1 to-Feb!
48,897 • ' 138.078
Atlanta
'
3,078
Minneapolis. ''
>2,033
y+rj;
IN
;>1962
1959
,
—
.2,316
',2,523
.....
Houston
CITIES
3,379
1,793Pittsburgh y •
Kansas
City, >2,010
i
Reserve
Reserve
by
The Chi¬
gain of 2.4%;
and the Minne¬
15.3%.
its credit
15
Richmond
7th
63,932,362 —83,253,414
2,&58
Cleveland
Dallas
•;>, 1960
"5,050
Boston'
San
1961
60.159 55,540 .
•.4,-140' •'•.-4.475
-4,454
>...
Detroit
FOR tLEABING
'> »-sy-r-Month of February—; ' '
7000,000
Otaltted)
v
Louis
St.
apolis
larger
are
District
Reserve
to
-to
Cleveland
6th
+i95? >y
i960
14
._
Philadelphia,!
—
in\each of the.last four years is shown below:
New- .York
•
Richmond
"
*'
BANK tCIiEAIMNGti
.
the
Reserve District has
cago
>
:>_d
.'—
YorkJ__*_
3rd
,-">>> .
. "t•••
''** * '* •>'* +
",>5 The course^of hank tclearings for leading cities for the
mpnth- pfUbcember. and f hey two months ended Feb; 28
•«
11.421,622,360
-
Bost,on__L___
5th
'92,803,990 'y '60,533,354
x-, f
,,y
-
23,630.297,980
11,077,132,725"
•
Federal Reserve Districts
/
.
'
■
23.399,499,185
6.4
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
im¬
an
in
7.7%;
by
summary
Reserve
Cleveland
Month
$282,340,600.
Number of Shares
'
,V, V
•• 1
-r 1961
Januaryy 80,-883,432 >• -89,108,085
'
1.3
+
of
4th
is indicated in the
1962
•>'
-
1.280 ,886,824
11,933,836,219
entire
707 .424,017
579 139,799
1.301.841,097
27,893,102,288
of the clearings for the
For that month there was an in¬
a
February.
657 988,480
*
+11.4
1,373 316,482
City
of
718 362,583
.
S.. Government—
to
•
657.141,609
11,878,600
The volume-of -transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange vfor the two months of 1959,
v
—
+
1,529,229,777
the
%
•f,
4.9
—
*
12,702,744,970
—106
York
12,641 258,753
617,157,988
"
1962
.
—
12.866,115,258-
7
Francisco
1st
,•■>
*
$
801 649,61.3
"
1.5
—
9
Total
New
;
;
....
1,129 437,52(j
In
5,923,000
1959
.s
6
New
the
1960
>
320.121.310
700,710,534
1.8%; in the Boston Reserve District of
2.4%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 6.8%.
$95,428,000 $132,409;000 $221,777,000 $270,46?,000..
-
»
6.4
+
4
provement
Bank
government;
:Total
'
•
','o
1.8
body of clearing houses of 4.4%,
the 1962 aggregate of clearings having been $121,828,789,172 and the 1961 aggregate of $116,726,660,185. In
Two Months-—
..
V
1961
y:
66,131,993
&'misc.___-
International
Foreign
—Month of February—
-
.
•
shares—y
>'■>> y
Bonds—
Railroad
-
Inc. or
793 734.412
>
;
Francisco—_
crease
oi
:
779.377.689
City__
.
We
District
44
Dallas
month
The results
o£
Reserve
Francisco
10
Minneapolis
San
im¬
an
District
1,367.249.270
St. Louis
Outside
for February and two months of 1962 and 1961 follow:
U.
>>/>;>+>-■:
show
Reserve
17
Kansas
12th
San
3.4
+
the
totals
1.029.894.283
9
;
"
11th
1,106,904,020
$31,386,867,316
OF BANK
in
the
Dallas
in the
+ 10.3
Chicago
10th
1.4
+
11.4%.
6.9%,
+ 13.0
Atlanta—
y
'•
11.3% land
District
Reserve
of
1,342 005.015
6
8th
2.5
days— $30,317,430,693 $29,899,991,329
City
1,070 753.231
Richmond
9th
Total all cities for week—_l
•
Kansas
provement
cen¬
16,379 753.166
"
6th
+
credit
1,480.468.049
7
5th
—
has to its
1,209,869,330
Cleveland-
2.1
$24,365,471,234
District
36,037.513,298
Philadelphia
4th
6.6
5,347,183,115
day
one
+
$24,970,247,578
_____
y Total all cities, five
All
631,586,478
412,864,300
_______
the New
in
a
gain of 10.3% and
10.4%, but the Richmond
Reserve District suffers a loss of 1.8%. In the Chicago
Reserve District the totals are larger by 3.8%, but in the
St. Louis Reserve District the totals are smaller by 4.9%
and in the Minneapolis Reserve District by 0.1%.
In the
992.528.989
"
9
3rd
7tli
Cleveland
912,090,098
462,721,146
"
Reserve
city, there
SUMMARY
..
that
appears
the Atlanta Reserve District of
Doc.
Boston
2nd
—
y y
■
it
(including this city) the totals
1.5%, but in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
decline of
a
this
District
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
+
* '
.
from
49
trict the totals register an increase of 6.4% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 13.0%. The Cleveland
-1962
3.8
435.700,000
888,049,000
488,622,179
this
6.4%, the bank clearings at this
and
Reserve
record
increase of
an
located
are
York
s
statement, however, which
For that week there
Week Ended March 10—:y
1.5-
—
512,153,266
429,800,000
Francisco
San
Pittsburgh
by
having registered a loss of 2.5%. We group the cities
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
%
-
________
City
Louis
St.
1961
—_!—_• + 1,392,392,179
_______
Boston
Kansas
1962
-
-
covered
ter
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BT TELEGRAPH
March 17—
week
1.3%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $28,261,249,493 against $27,893,102,-
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
>.> Week Ending
the
we are able to give the final
complete results of the Week previous—the week
was
New
elaborate
ended Mar.
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
the
and
$31,386,867,316.
week- in
same
of
present further below
we
corresponding week last
totals
$31,006,895,349 for the
this center there is
2.8%.
1
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
Our. preliminary
year.
details
appear in our issue of next week; We
furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Mar.
exact
foregoing will
cannot
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of*
on
and
(1357)
Dec, %
.
f
1960
"
1959
$
Inc. or
,
$
Firstfederal ReserveDistrict—Boston
Maine—Bangor
•
Portland
•_
-
Massachusetts—Boston
14,502,455
9.561,174
Lowell
New
jL-ij+f
>
Bed ford
'J.
Connecticut-+iH-artford_iLL___„
•
•>
Hampshire—Manchester.—__
Total
(14
cities)-
',
.
V.
.
+
2.7
+
'•
+
2.5
'35,613,676
.
22,922,633
'J".
3,747,899
6,518,334
6,497,474
756,696,669
+
4.9
670+42.773
656,715,672
+ 10.9
19,200,503
>
4.503.986
8.9
+
9,285,669
793,791,955
4,275,955
4,087,000
+
4.6
4,209,697
3,296,281
1,465,059
1,622,693
9.7
1,707,019
+
-
157.392.407
.
1.3
31,925,390
5.3
—
.
+19.4
14,874,379
34,554,637
3.856.507
8,795,826
8.2
+ 27.8 '
,
*32.110.548
>
14,687,515
,
63.008.266
+
4,298,319
4,124,082
21,596,615
8.2
—
18,713,188
2.5
14,915.491
1,960,572
3,722,367
+ 15.4
+
3,627,639
'
;
..
;
+10.1
+
1.5
+
61,818,928
0.3
185.229,702
:
■
144,078.193
•
'
•*
..
130,743,649
•
>
+17.7
"
.
15,025,494
+ 10.2
15,652,508
—
4.0
"
15,230,310
13.459,257
32,182,800
46 191.847
,
35,459,639
21,012,999
24.405,630
'
-
237,250,219
f
96,709,959 '
.
' :
535,100.026
-
+10.7
486,128.979
239,376,743
63,669,237
; + 14.2
'
--
55,638,903
+14.4
27,277,121
+ 10.1
209,583,524
,
23,007,176
+18.6
-
-
-
>
-
•
'
21,671,100
'
Isiand—Providence—.
,
New
62.727,633
107.018,083
5.3
.
>6,633,352.046
7,178.300,665
4,200,342
+ 11.2
34,254,356 1
;
80,521,295;
'
+-.4.7
15,102,981
73,574,539
237,853,359
„
Waterbury___i.^_
Rhode
+
-
•
80.984,164:
38,077,321
.
1.9
J.
•
6,131,673
.
>".'-
15,483,485
^
■?:. Worcester
;'r >New*"Haven
,
8.3
+16.3
"+
9,135,824
6,296,018
il!!
Springfield +—
•
30,099,575
15,271,021
Holyoke
*'
+
16,541,656
...
;
3,078,754,788
Fall -River^—
>
17,917,658
35.013,185
>3,138.745,795
20,849,100
166,640.400
162,500,300
14.893.755
13,596,112
3,930,076,830
3,836,568,109
i
,
+
3.9
+
2.5
-
+
9.1
-
+
2.4
48,461.900
y-
45,652,200
381.650.700
: 35,051,771
349.665.000
8,973,626,777
8,238,263,404
30,372,157
>
>
,>+: 6.2
9.1 ■'
*
♦
,
■'
f—TT —T,
fr
ft
-
-
*
i
,
•'
'
43,991,900
36,386,700
+ 20.9
29.824,300
+ 15.4
4,141,166
3,619,120
+
14.4
3,313,240
2,814,807
8.9
992,528,989
932,690,215
+
6.4
820,121,310
801,649,61^
+
+
35,710,900
WW-HfrtWWRAW
50
at—
/
Inc.
1961
Monday, March 19. 1962
.
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
S
Dec. %
$-
.
1961
Inc. or
1961 t
1962
or
.
-Week Ended March 10-
-Jan. 1 to Feb. 28-
-Month of February1962
dealings
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1358)
1960
Dec. %
1959
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
'
'
New York—Albany
185, 275,102
578, ,245,568
+
Buffalo
601,021,194
Elmira
3.9
11, 485,727
+ 12.8
14, 823,109
12,957,355
+
"
Jamestown
15,882,778
—
York
61,095,654,800
60,159, 765,756
+
1.6
138,078,797,970
Rochester
231,324,240
+
6.2
135,581,984
i
Utica
+ 16.0
New
Jersey—Newark—:
New Jersey.
325,003,041
417.444,407
Northern
Total
cltles)__
(10
Third Federal Reserve
+
391, 994,555
+•6.5
•+
63,138,153,146
,
+ 11.0
50,861,160
47,944,356
16.1
29,155,362
3457,215
3,465.035
2.5
12,322,366,460
12,208.675,620
6.1
41,743,444
42.358.608
■'+
7*29,616,213
79438,150
2,378,258
+ 17.3
—
;M
;v7'-76444^970
2.2
—
25.708.609
27,008,605+
"
..,96,950,205'
105,521,448
„
t- v-»'
66,743^874;
73,9~13~868
+'
80,507,432..
86,312,780
v
:
'
+
.
;.16.037,513,298 +
4.9
+
5.3
14,843,638
29,985,659
39,048,963
21,354,416
18,769,245
7,278,380
4,140,000,000
16,379,753466;
.
4,454,366,000
+
12,641,258.'753
Reading
13,393,233
21,523,008
28,206,791
30,630,762
(a)
24,301,509
28,377,921
1,653,134
1,580,009
+
6,486,417
Bois
7,202,501
Delaware—Wilmington
/+16.7
,57607.540,
$~5T7,133
15,442,910
8,949,000,000
+ 11.0
1,1367000,000
998,000,000
7.9 ;<
46,950,118
—-34.9
2,538,383
62,710,187
1.5
7,397,836
—144
2,303,264
16,193,192
242,021,803
+ 10.5
152,536,201
10,655,261,231
4,471,586.684
+
6.8. %
58,428,743
53,246,815
+
9.7
126,073,482
1,222,326,215
+
8.8
2,931,799,623
v
•"
6,792,058
:"(a)
+
4,958,747 I1
4,305,061
'
8,902,433
9,928,844
3.654.385
—
5,989,395 -
4,59"L056
i,ogo!ooo76oo
963,000,000
+13.4
3,809,019
•
6,745,662 :+
7,084,779
'
2,647,452,823
+ 11.9
% + 23,391,318
+10.2
:
23,865,247
26*240,401
-
.+14.1
112,744,653
1,330,084,601
~9~7
+13.5-
9,673,070,051
61,472,035
,
*-13.8
•
—42.2
212,128,009
136,336,451
>35461,560
4,775.430.192
cities).
—
14,261,792
68,417,607
;
1,432,501
,;'2,132.,634
4+~83~3i7'"
v
5,293,7ir+.,v+"52.1
9,195,304',* '
—19.5
•
(a) +
62,037,685
3,987,283
56,019,785
4.6
—
+
(a)
(a)
+11.3.
:
+ 10.9
105,138,692
Jersey—Trenton..
,
39,431,853
1,970,424
;
2,282,552 +
—2L6
61,767,682
+ 11.0
York
Hazleton
+
85,768,054
9,935,927,000
—31.8
—
1,412,273
->1,564,780'.
2,287,335
17,126,406-
(a)
Wilkes-Barre
1,137,799
1,462,522
j(a)
67,241,805
-
7.6
Scranton
T,181,735
\ 1*720,079,
.,
v
30,567,732
+12.4
Philadelphia
.'-+13.8
46,029,214
■■V
+ 13.8
8.178,252
++5.6
19,961,120
<a)
Harrisburg
Lebanon
•
V
12,008,553
13,046,036
12,683,509
6,652,853
9,000,113
Lancaster
(13
9.8
■•+13.2
135,966,385,500
142,563,733,270
1.8
5,605,418
■■«
7,008,281;(a)
Total
15,959,266,069
.+: 9.6
,554,296"
832,,768,698
V
942,274,005
i
—23:2
New
661
3,370,675
15,558,504,523
.
+
62,008,678,947
*6,-224,117
—
Chester
Du
H
3,964,792
4.6
68,734,601
129,711,374
-.
+ 21.3
56.,463,980
'
.
724,912,202 U
•
2,675,775
6.7
.
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
Bethlehem
>
68,464,025
5.7 ?"
307, 467,331
•
129,625,874
+ 17.0
+
258 ,654,501
'
•
•
192.286,582
+ 11.0
*
+
.
300,404,103.
-
+ 22.6
25, 000,494
30,647,829
+ 83.7
+
,075,744
.131,946 ,578,848
456 ,791,911
501,376,670
Syracuse
217, 759,370
116, 861,935
New
2,737,244
;
+
34
36,360,704
7.1
14.0
35,428,485
142,561,106
128.492,103
2,340,090
65.079,513
6.8
+
25 ,033,909
23.0
+
1,246 ,401,901,
1,331,300.388 »:
28,545,567
-
+
448 ,061,712
551,297,636
+ 47.2
272,635,518
1,209,369,350
;
21,096.718
,
1,070,753,231
1": 22,427,531
-
11,793.416
*;
+ 18,944,185
v
*
11,755,677
1,029,894,283
1,129,437,526
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
2,558,633,159
Columbus
+ 10.5
2,316,072,304 '
5,729,111,872
:
17,493,511
—21.0
13,989,587
13,469,742
10.7
280,473.934
*413.3
295,856^631
230,516,899
+13.4
527,649,742
+
12.3
527,306,542
537,035,234
73,643,000
+
30.8
65; 155,100
62,363,700
+
8.5
11,458.149;-
11,541,372
14,147,356
14,280,848
439^35^905
454,994,850
1,367,249,270
1,374,202,695
+
5,050,379,743
,
;
1
311,025,300
Hamilton
6,233,282
Mansfield
36,313,956
+ 16.4
13,785,249
12,509,248
+ 10.2
+ 10.1
51,284,711
649,222,400
42,280,074
51,204,050
;
—
....
Pa.—Pittsburgh
52,952,509
3.3
+
5.1
108,937,757
145,711,322
+
0.6
335,780,865
—
14,297,892
13,175,576
1.9
11,838,514
13,208,218
16.2
+
112,655,568,
•
93,747,853
318,588,125-
"
9.8
+
+
5.4
434,037,070
416,360,634
+
114,377,773 +
125,569,876
114,770,841 :
45,337,319
146,571,697
;
5.4
684,538,200
—
47,937,171
.
Youngstown
Newark
+
5.5
+ 13.8
+ 21.3
14,229,936
5,137,517
56,439,510
_
,
328,972,200
16,189,233
.
Lorain
Toledo
+ 11.8
•
+
6.9
3,957,006,091
3,606,916,814
+
9.7
35,403,665
+
4.5
+
+12.8
29,877,225
—
9.6
65,501,813
52,986,451
73,989,593 * V
17,853,405
—
7.6'
35,850,373
38,932,539
(15
14,412,637,180
12,995,666,731
7*~4.2 V
9.4
+ 14.1
81,860,177
59,770,887
74,849,192
24,992,208
16,499,724
Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling
Total
1,678,309,152
36,991,312
28,519,176
26,996,515
1,793,567,886
Erie
Oil City
^-10.4
s
—11.5
'
cities)
■,
—
7.9
'
6,485,321,359
6,021,742,503
::+'+
1,480,468,049
1,342,005,015
+10.3
•
r
Fifth Federal Reserve District— Richmond—
to
West
j
Virginia—Huntington
21,884,995
21,292,586
+
2.8
46,845,001
47,206,751
101,684,000
77,942,000
+ 30.5
224,316,000
170,574,000
893,754,367
926,980,561
3.6
2,010,971,894
39,361,852
99,116,248
1,619,882,685
37,271,298
+
5.6
86,459,721
2,061,422,760
78,581,484
88,740,365
+ 11.7
219,712,789
188,643,477
4.4
3,466,736,782
3,263,561,272
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
South
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
Frederick
District
-
of
:; Total
1,551,970,539
8,309,271
576,341,602
3,419,710,961
+
9,032,926
635,717,543
3,289,571,877
Columbia—Washington
(8 cities l
—
—
8.0
16,329,362
-
i
w
<\ot ;
*'
•
5,298.670
.0.8
.22*355,000
198,970,840
'
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+ 10.0
2.1
5,192,147
..,20,477,000
•:
V
■
'8.0
—
•
4,919,003
4,937,574
20,813,000
9.2
t,
216,215,232
21,743,000
-
200,675,656
229,604,545
9,450,491
8,830,094
378,852,823
383,794,671
344,135,544
159825868
■121,227^141'*
+
7.0
8,621,619
9,933,159
+ 16.5
+
1,220,214,621
6.3
+
15,959,181
1,408,355,851
+ 10.3
—
2.3
373
29iT876
"
164,349*865;
+ 15.4
.
779,377,689
7,046,163,546
793,734,412
1.8
—
700,710,534
149,2977840
+ •'
7S8,819,423
.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
V
^
_
Augusta
-
34,169,391
7.8
310,091,824
30,477,144
30,485,675
+ 25.9
1,579,537,637
1,310,984,739
+ 20.5
157,342,0 1 9
143,417,569
+ 22.9
4,266,600,000
•3,753,000,000
+ 13.7
448,300,000
9066,092
430,300,000
+
+ 13.0
30,237,867
'
73,426,907
1,157,306,633
+
3.4
287,173,084
164,126,716
+
8.2
416,050,622
364,580,606
+ 20.4
2,560,101,593
2,184,652,251
+ 17.2
283,486,095
153,439,686
135,194,421
+ 13.5
/14,653,513
68,036,371
61,342,521
v
9.8
62,722,968
2,699,510,632
32,262,294
+
9.3
34,203,000
+
8.4
77,622,000
84,059,297
75,437,600
+ 11.4
10 969 820
12,082,944
3,660,818
1,119,213,000
3,208,310
1,037,182,000
+
7,101,643,667
6,159,222,089
Jackson
Meridian
'
+
+
179,724,236
161,461,729
9.2
23,637,972
24,375,339
7,721,375
7.9
2,452,373,000
285,395.203
-15,734,837 ,V\'
290,031,329
220,9*68,759
+
232,002,996
15,995,595
16,666,039
;■
+ 15.3
15,000,215,870
13,412,323,693
707,681
720.259
251,587,329
193,530,497
1,259,915,322
1,305,291,682
2,714,981
2,993,494
263,621,000
1,512,956,413
1,424,454,911
3,278,958
4,019,509
:+
19,585,067
17,403,130
17,49l,7ol
17,705,524
+
13*163,839
11751*4" 555
ll,3b5,489v
11,351,156
6.7
16,638,843
1.1
33,999,002
+ ■11.8"
35,692,848
+
7.3
15.5
7,021,489,000
90,084,139
6,116.804,000
+
85,818,978
77,640,687
+ 10.5
195,371,996
174,078,397
18,173,763
19,586,644
7.2
39,131,186
39,304,356
55,923,051
53,057,170
5.4
123,717,778
114,444,885
22,638,672
19,969,728 a
Rapids
Muskegon
Bay
City
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
—
—
+
+ 13.4
—
4
81,350,247
756,543
'
+10.4
••
48,269,029
4.7
+14.8
+ 10.7
-
+ 12.2
—
0.4
+
+
44,696,697
8.1
8.0
7,051,469
Haute
9.0
17,078,744
18,105,694
59.934.649
+ 16.2
150,340,679
127,614,774
+ 17.8
107,274,567
+ 13.6
276,523,827
245,923,058
+ 12.4
406,320,098
Bend
7,750,602
69,651,791
121,887.057
Indianapolis
415,690,658
2.3
903,325,953
855,946,655
43,169,166
58,407,363
Watertown
,
Rapids
96,411,726
125,928,207
1,644,375,220
1,517,301,344
+
+
8,354,738
5.5
16^585~871
112,051,473
89,571,000
81,792.000
+
4.2
10,704,832
10,569,632
3,975i980
4,517,600
173,242,419
+
1.3
19,060,966
18,804,408 Ai
24,127,154
27,156,946
—26.4
3,942,516
4,915,096
3,692,782
+ 99.1
12,067,717
:
"-r t!3
86,474,000
.*"-'10,181,101
■
^-10,383,907
4,889,999,.
—12.0
4,s92,343
46,"74*9*74 r>
139,883,720
1.4
'
•-—20.7
'
9.5
12.4
8.4
+
-«
I
—11.2
—19.8
v
+ 46.2
8,251,489
34,988,935
+
2.9
75,857,115
74,245,151
+
2.2
9,684,721
8,730,214
8,124 557
245,624,583
+
3.3
514,803,518
6.3
58,917,824
59,731,914
52,211.366
80.925.650
+
4.9
547,085,271
194,205,689
+
84,922,335
City
33,989,519
; 253,731,774
Moines
179,020,899 , (
+
8.5
21,242,950
*19,590,148
Ames
5,077,152
Illinois—Aurora
5,226,246
15,735,210 *
Bloomington
Chicago
14,982,854
10,464,330
Decatur
"
Rockford
5,008,429,329
*34,412,702
49,533,065.,
"•
-'xr:
-
-
8,839,532
5,050,859,683
32,106,067
69,419,491
.
i
57,509,532
Sterling
53,631,139
34,499,730'
Springfield
31,647,659
3,082,091
(31
cities)
-;
12,873,192
71,183,000
145,451,436
+
+
•
'
'
13.oS4.499
5.5
—13.5
:
2,327,338
.
5.7
+
'
44,039,649
+ 11.4
—
92,519,804
38,102,354
+
52,431,717
13,612,605
4.6
—13.4
692,554,693
10,795,092
1,713,872
7,352,376
Sheboygan
—
20,893,939
730,563,263
8,464,517
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
—
41,275,281
18,086,446
Wisconsin—Madison
Total
'
.•
6.2
7.404,924
866,819
274,327,000
8.8
+
39,400,199
Lansing
Peoria
7,866,078
6 380,808
3.0
7,095,582
2,298,184,000
2,797,122,000
Jackson
Sioux
7,643,214
■.,...
+ 11.3
—
+
16,448,803
Manitowoc
13.7
6.4
45,524,299
Terre
+
~Z~0~7
5,556,949
8.9
72,979,000
+ 14.1
—
5.1
71,052,553
:
3,001,548,000
Flint
Iowa—Cedar
+
7,264*647
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Detroit
South
'
10,321,924,261
-
3,138,785
—
+
2.9
—
+
v. 10,965,183
10,950,108
33,455,681
20,459,993
11,315,031,896
69,999,394
32,802,069
•
5.0
+ 18.4
0.8
7.2
+
'
71,741,056
111,109,438
139,244,959 *
+
7.2
126,639,036
114,352,853
+
9.0
71,606,261
—
1.8
76,281,379
6,770,293
6,735,951
2.4
23,451,207,861
2.0
1,698,829
+ 12.0
.
+
*—
1,232,615,898
4.0
2.4
,
21,788,128,958
+
1,645,490,886
1,609,732,689
+
2.2
22,958,041
20,540,620
+
11.8
3,760.207
3,014.816
8,134,791
61,091,491
21,217,320
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-
•
1,606.336
•
+
5.8
1,342,602
1,570,751..
.
*
10,875,354,542
—28.6
10,079,600,048;
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0.1
+
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18,269,771
.
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:
7,369,521
+
•
.
7,012.656
1.7
1,161,021,019
1,223.688,042
+
1,212,042,163
,
5.1
6,376,107
7,083,255
15,180,468
,+
14,027 166
—18.4
13,322 663
17,901,330
—20.2
12,391,450
+ 10.7
13,952,064
+
6.5
8,064,019
7/911,289
+
0.5
1,696,045,242
1,634,369.106
1,563,173,053
1,645,836,593
397,900,000
382,400,000
338,900,000
365,700,000
232,916,665
301,989,639
-22.9
171,643,975
204,809,804
167,202,360
154,398,014
8.3
113,515,668
144,834,318
37289,116
3,455.231
—
4.8
-
842,242,884
—
4.9
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4.7;
1.9
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11,544,306
12,197,794
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6.092;282'
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6,444,971
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
Louis.
Girardeau
Independence
Ken tucky—Louisville
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total
(7
cities)-.
899,183,131
7o0,082,603
823,566,621
2,916,771
2.845,337
13,320,385
Tennessee—Memphis
•
130,486,016
390,100,000
+ 10.5
+ 13.9
2,568,570,851
77,355,907
37,068,000
Seventh Federal Reserve
56,781,850
52,958,891'
j;. 60,299,511
35,253,004
cities)
30,483,544 '
121,061,597
322,300,000
v? 256,303.31?
+ 10.9
27,975,136
9.7
+ 14.1
993,377,962
0.1
4.2
+
270,305,765
177,609,416
v
Louisiana—New Orleans.
—
7,973,256
1,196,104,219
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Vicksburg
Grand
+ 14.0
64,424,021
+
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Michigan—Ann
8.4
1,1a <,o<a,5d6
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(16
+
286,027,860.
25.387.725
,
Des
+
23,912,008
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile i
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Total
130,799,078
632,055,431
1,746,300,000-
p7.pfi9.856
Florida—Jacksonville
,
*
27,251,779
Macon
*
<
2,146,600,000
•
Columbus
*
j.40,996,113
795,703,987
Nashville
--Georgia—Atlanta
13,985,749
3,337,712,024
673,614,832
3,147,300,664
'
9.2
3,497,799,189
53,158,641
+ 24.7
+
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3,627,148.560
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2,019,216,026
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+17.4
7,437,991
+ 10.7
1.758,155,098
+ 11.4
1,849,984,881
+
2.5
6,654,370
6,761,285
—
4.8
28,762,632
30,368,102
6.0
7.393,160,381
6,833,133,675
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45,272,703.
8,235,271
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1,487,339,307
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5.3
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3,018,463
-657,141,609
718,362,585
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35,034,848
1,938,743,915
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9,030,482
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491.442,489
499,835,997
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11,041,471
9,729,414
3.689,637
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3,768,865
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7,225,007
7,649,983
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467,660,075
13,808,799
13,049,490
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3,551,191
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28,181,015
33,516,501
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12,691.260
15,364,667
7,531,155
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fc,659,087
7,957,471
733,441,494
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656,433,306
707,424,017
13,033,074
15,520.200
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186,816,413, Y
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945,640,193
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81,767,516
11,156,721
si
1,893,056,652
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308,603,016
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94,277,351"
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Denver
11.4
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657,988,480
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5,84*4*256
V13769+827
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6,634,043
6,590,134.
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(14
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4774-97609
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2.6
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+ "6.4
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12,599,543
3,1
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56,608,821
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1.7
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2,034,021
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5,532,078
24,769,081
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.:37,411,069
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+
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9.7
24,620,533
24,058,616
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5.6
+
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98,831,266
25,392,511
6,8
63,201,273
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7,180,098
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1,586,699,981
11,685,728
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1,675,943,601
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16,473,553
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33,582,899
•-10,687,407
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42,859,533
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36,395,316
3.2
—
-11,520,244
11,410,105
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7.7
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3,928,845
-10,794,178
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4,573,012,783
+
5,094,950
-
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1
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761,325,367
5,036,625
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1961
51
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Paul
North
(1359)
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1962
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
.
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+13.8
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El
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7,133,377
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57,847,789. j
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1.8
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16,991,282
15,104,380
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13.8
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16,236,059
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+ 16.9
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417,833,219
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+ 16.4
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55,429,361
4,719,627,750
53,328,000
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+ 19.0
126,862,789
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1,641,011,415
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151,017,450
53,467,300
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64,683,997
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1,773,971,262
51,538,698
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2,032,682,204'
46,638,555
1,821(925,186
830,175,771 '
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230,314,158
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61,598,156
49,165,816
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119,927,539
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79,522,338
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^ '.'3(379(414,723
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'Y''Y
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139,316,209
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102,546,095
-50,694,464
Y 27,123,253
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59,808,771
Y + 17.0
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50,573,881
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485,713,815
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911,274,537
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63,189,938
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7,592,731,601
6,650,835,278
349,926,152
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106,613,406
138,907,906
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+
4.4
273,075,756,495
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+
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..6,776,708,219
6,190,990,368
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Pursuant to the
certifies
countries
FOREIGN
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of -1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
of the world. (We give below a record for the week just passed.
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and
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Date
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1144
Per
Casualty Co.—..
cumulative
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Dravo
4%
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Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber Corp.—;
6% conv. debentures due May 1,
«
60c
157
Mar 28
1974
* :
participating preferred
(quar..)
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
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(quar.)
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$3.50 preferred i.quar.)
Duffy-Mott
(quar.)
!
.
—
128
—
284
43
—
—-
Discounts
—
1
advances-..—-
and
;
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29 ?
—
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+'
69
2
+
.;
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+
150
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111
28
83
—
368
+
623
+
28,477
—
28,648
U.
S.
Total loans and securities
Cash
items
Bank
premises
in
collection
of
process
(1,130)
5,184
109
__————.——
288
——
—
324
+
38
51,129
+
238
assets
Other
+
145
+
the
demand
assets
Total
(1,579)
+1,260
>
Reserve
notes
(449)
—
28,093
52
+
Deposits:
bank reserves—
Member
U.
S.
16,675
account
Foreign
Other
422
+
345
490
+
80
+
29
215
Treasurer—general
—
14
—
215
-
Total
deposits
•—
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liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
145
+
571
31
—
+
169
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49,739
the
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275
+
paid
in
capital
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+
888
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accounts———
38
—
31
+
453
—
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-
71
5
—
weekly
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4%
Total'liabilities & capital accounts
to
of
gold
deposit
ties
and
combined
Contingent
■;
certificate
F.
R.
(1,579)
51,129
following
note
liabili-
35.6%
Figures
parentheses
in
+2.2%
acceptances
on
purched for foreign correspondents
dating
.2%
+
the
are
104
eliminations
11
—:
made
in
67
—
the
consoli¬
process.
be found
will
preferred and
including those
Common
1962
ASSETS—
Eastman
$3.60
Eaton
Loans
Eaton
32,203
given in the Chronicle,
were
Company and Issue—
Date
Barton
Distilling
1962
and
Central
6%%
Co.
6-year 6%
Louisiana
junior subord. debs
notes
secured
secured
Electric
notes
Co.,
due
due
Pag#
Mar 20
1964—Mar 30
U.
972
1207
Oct.
July 1,
1st
5 Va %
series I
bonds
Gotham,
Inc.
debentures
due
1,
Other
U.
Inc.—
due
Apr.
6%
1,
1989
convertible
1208
1
Apr
Apr
1
Eehlin
-Apr
1
Lone Star
Co.
Gas
Pennsylvania
v
5 Va %
4.6%
Co.
cumulative
4%%
Gas
Water
&
debentures
f.
s.
due
preferred
debs,
due
Real
Apr
subord.
Southern
1st
debs,
California
5(4%
due
Gas
1
Am-
1976—
Loans
to
U.
Government
Sunray
f.
s.
debs,
Mid-Continent
stock,
series
of
Oil
Co.
4%%
Time
Finance
6(4%
conv.
15
Treasury
1st
5(4%'
second
Apr
Corp.
April
5
1st mortgage pipe line
1, 1979—
Anr
April
series
A
due
20-year 2%%
—
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6%
Co.
1, 1967
Materials) Co. 5%
Vulcan
Canada
conv.
Steel
debs,
Oct.
1,
_Apr
debentures
debentures
A
due
April
1,
4'"o
conv.
Paso
debs,
Electric
ISSUE
,
6%
series
4(4%
B
1970——-
convertible
_
sub-
___
2
3-19
'
3-30
3-
3
15c
$1.06 VA
4-1
3-16
3-23
2-23
3-20
5%
$1.37 \'2,
% 3-10
~
$1.03
4-
1
2-26
$1.12 Va
4-
1
2-26
_
$1.18
4-
1
2-26
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$1.35
4-
1
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$1,34
4-
1
—
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common
America
25c
2-23
<
4-16
4-
3-20
3-8
3-30
3-
5%
~
60c
"i__—
(quar.)
2-26
2-26
3-31
3 2 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
.:
30c
—
+
143
Assistance
Ltd.
Corp.
W&t'er
Electric
(stock
Mfg.
State
Manufacturing—
—
3-
3-30
4-19
$
+
;
3-15
3-22
20c
■;
—
3-14
3-30
45c
——
4-20
3-16
3-15
v
;r/\; >
Co.—
20c
V? 5-21
6-11"
6-11
5-21
20c
4-
9
3-16
37V'aC
(s-a)
4-
2
——
(quar.)
Corp.
Insurance
Form
Corp.,
—
of
Co.
1st
pref.
10c
series A 6%
(quar.)
+
15c
4-
3-10
3-20
35c:
N. Y.
(quar.)
(Canada 1, Ltd.—-
Brassiere
(quar.)
common
—
3-31
^
2
191
+
yv'iM
3-
•
1
A
t
initial >
Inc.
(quar.)
3-
2
3-19
1.
3-15
4-
25c
—
,3-2
4-12
22yac
Shops,
Candy
2
4-
8c
•
_
3-16
2
4-
32y2C
class
(quar.)
Farmer
4-
62 Vac
—
(quar.)
Brewing
2
3-31
3-13
3-15
.
&
Fed-Mart
Corp.
:
Federal
National
Federal
Paper
4.60%
Board,
Bank
&
Products
Trust
4-
3-14
3-30
3-
6
3-26
3-
7
12c
3-30
3-15
in¬
net
from
(Md.)
(from
-
:
5-
.
3-16
1
"
3-16
3-26
45c
quar.)_
1
5-
7y2c
56y,c
of
Corp.
—___-1'
dividend
Stock
2-28
5%
'
■" ■
4-23
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
■
3-26
4-
10%
dividend)—
(stock
Co.
,
West—
the
7
3-
3-20
40c
—
(quar.)_'_
:—
common
>
Financial
First
6
25C
(quar.)
A
(increased
2
37y2C
(increased-quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Corp.
5-31
4-
-—-
(N. Y.)
3-30
6-15
4-27
;—
income)
General
4-15
28 %C
.
9c
Inc. (quarterly
income)
^
;
Fiduciary Trust
1
5-21
3-31
50c
(quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co.
Filtrol
5-
1
(quar.)_
Y.)
(N.
Fidelity Fund,
9,917
1
6-
4-16
27J/aC
—
Paper
$2.25
6-
25c
27c
(quar.)_
Stores
Federation
Financial
I2y2c
(monthly)
(quar.)
common
Fibreboard
investment
3-15
—^
Assn.
(quar.)
Department
vestment
1
Co.
;
(quar.)
Mortgage
preferred
Federated
3-9
4-
20c
Insurance
Y.)
N.
Insurance
Federal
Life
Traders
(Syracuse,
3-20
$7.50
(initial-quar.)
common
Farmers
672
+
':v"25cV.
—_
(quar.)
Fanny
69
—
40
—3,920
9
3i.vy
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.—«
121
—
3->5
3-31
40c
preferred (quar.)_
Foods, common (quar.)—
Circle Association,
Family
517
+
.
conv.
preferred
Falstaff
2,076
+
57
3-19
9
3-31
15C
;•
————
5c +
Oil
$1.60
303
170
9
.,
(quar.)
Oil
4-
25c
—
2
3-12
'
2%
? 12 %c
dividend)
1
',
quar.)—
Freight (quar.)
Air
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
(initial
New
—1,886
261
9i
3-31
—
Fairbanks-Whitney Corp.—
2,029
—
2
3-38
Abrasives
&
(final)
Ltd.
v
1,156
■
-
9
3-15
3-30
-—
(quar.)l—
.
3-16
4-
15c
Trust
series
A
__
April
due
Sept.
corporationsi
—;
64.182
—.
,,
•
■
2,345
4,863
!—
+
4,576
345
2,179
—
First
National
First
National
Bank
of
103
First
National
Bank
(Toms
+
182
N.A.
+
83
N.A.
581
8
N.A.
999
7
N.A.
and
savings deposits—totalli-i——_
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
—,
Other
1
time
and
Domestic
deposits—
political
+
426
+
175
1
270
+
official institutions,
banks—
etc.
2,148
1094
From
1206
From
10
Other
1
1,
Federal
First
Aor
—Apr
'
Reserve
others
Banks—
C
liabilities
^
298
!
2,141
;
253
—
13,105
1,
due April
of
Mar 19
•
_M«r 31 wv
977
§ Includes
•
11 Includes
Anr-
1
866
shown
1984-
.Apr 15
1.
loans
to
domestic
commercial
banks
and
Governor
'
♦
.
•
time
officers'
checks
not
shown
* Feb.
28
figures
Florida
Metal
,
•
.r
vL- '
—.
Power
Corp.
Florida
Public
Utilities,
772
+
after
Growth
Stock
3-15
3-15
5-
Trust
30c
(quar.)
deduc¬
(quar.)
(stock div.)—
A
•'
Forbes
;—__
4-
4-
1
.
..
.
,-r
;
Worth
-Fostoria
.
^
National
Bank
Co.
3-20
5
3-
1
3-23
5-
1
4-12
4-
1
4-
28c
'
1
3-23
3-31
3-20
4-
3-16
$1.05 ;
4^ 2
-,3-16
J0c
-
—
+
3-15
3-
..
.*
75c
<i
10c
t
'
itv-4-: 2f?
-.
56V4c
25c
(quar.)____^--—
•
3-23
2
——
.(quar.)—_—
2
4-
22'ac
.-
of> Canada
1
2-28
3-20;
25C
:
Corp.
Foundation
4-
•'
2%
:
—"
Wallace, class A (quar.)
Dairies, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
2—
3-
3-19
2
3-20
$1-.1834
&
2-27
3-21
18c
,
'
3-16
4-
.
(quar.)
;
3-20,.
.
,24C
(quar.)—
—.—
7
2-
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
______:
3-16
2
133,4C
—-
—_.—
2
4-14
3C
common
2-28
4-
22'/aC
quar.)—
(quar.)__
Foremost
4t4%
9
2
$1.25
(quar.)——
(quar.
Stores, common
preferred (quar.)
Co.
3-
4-
5%
preferred
$4.20
1
i2y2c
Fund
dividend
Foote-Burt
9
1
3-
3-20
9c
50c
;
—
(quar. 1
Fair
Food
4-
3-
3-29
".
50c
50c
1
3-29
75c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—
$1.12 conv. preferred (quar.)
Florida Telephone, class A (quar.)
separately.
;
2;
2
Supply
Florida
Fort
revised.';',.:'',,,;?
class
preferred
518
deposits of U. S. Government and postal "savings not
available.
Y.)
pfd.
(increased
Paper,
296
<,v
...•■<
and
5%
Co.,
preferred
$5
5%
Bank
+
all
certified
<fe
(N. Y.)
+
separately.
N.A. Not
15,
Foods,
4%%
sayings banks.
'
National
Florida
reserves; individual loan items are shown gross.
demand
deposits except those of U. S. Government
and
domestic commercial banks, less .cash items in
process of collec¬
tion. Year-ago
comparison excludes change in deposits 4ue to mutual
975
1
of
3-15
4-
,
166
valuation
t Includes
1971™l~Muv
1971
tion
b
3-16
,
4-1
4-
——_—
+
3
+
3-31
.
55c
of America—
Albany,
Porter
&
Fitchburg
'"
—
;35c
(quar.)
Banking
15
+
5,743
6-15
25c
(N.
Inc.
46
+
':t
(quar.)
Corp.
Fisher
N.A.
N.A.
.
;
,3-16
Co.
(monthly)
Trenton
Fischer
4
fi
A
Fleming Co,
2331
t Exclusive
1976
Pensylvania
First Trust of
N.A.
19
+
'
N. J.)—
—
Republic
Class
610
+
3
116
——
River,
& Trust
Stores
Fisher
Commercial
(quar.)__
< quar. )—
Oregon
—
*
+
City)
(Jersey
City Bank
First
Borrowings:
31
National
Special
N.A.
43
—
185
Governments,
Page
•
m-u- 30
National
First
7,337-
4- 1
;.
,
: i5c
City)
First
N.A.
3,126
40c
(quar.)_
—
'(Oklahoma
+ 7,207
31,248
interbank
75c
(quar.)
"
44,332
■
subdivisions--^-
Bank
First National Bank
First
etc.
—
Boston
(Chicago)
7-1,
Quarterly
institutions,
of
Bapk
213
—
590
banks—
Bank
::C N.A.
11,349
savings—
Commercial
Time
National
953
+
1,137
National
First
515
+
interbank:
Governments, official
1144
v
v
debs,
&;
subdivisions.!
818
87,295
Foreign:
»
1144
1025
"Mav
Corp.—
subord.
political
Government,—:
62,286
;
,
'
Land
debentures
partnerships
and
S.
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Ltd.—
due
First
,
Commercial
1144
~~Aor
Co.—
convertible
4-
25c
FMC
1,511
+
229
—
9
——
Industries,
Refractories
Excelsior
Foreign:
Corp.—
;
7% convertible subordinated debentures
due 1968_
Lynch Communications Systems, Inc
Philco
+
12
+
4,912
9
3-
3-
First Flight
-
Mutual
Date
due
mortgage bonds due May 1, 1989—
FWP Corp. 3%
subord. s. f. debs, due June 1,
American
<
3-
3-23
'
260
+
152,914
? 3-32-
Special
+ 2 <507
503
<•..—
2,682
]
5
2-28
Ex-Cell-O
460
+
+
12,775
+1,407
banks,
deposits adjusted?
deposits—total§
Domestic
1144
CALLED
5 (4 %
Gulf
domestic
U.
19
Apr
_
El
with
+
1
12,793
•„
Banks
:•
Individuals,
States
1969__
Brunswick Corp.,
$5 preferred
stock—
Community Research & Development, Inc.—
6% conv. debs, due Jan. 1, 1972
Investment
Reserve
3-
3-30
Equity
746
+
66
—
.
3,577
coin
Musical
&
2
?30c
—_—_
of
Co.
4-
7 V2C
._!!
Co.,
Corp.
5
100%
—
(quar.)
Nut
3-
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Auto-Lite
6
2
'
Semi-annual
30
—
602
—
15.908
^
—
Federal
and
2
6,073
years_
States
>
x
Corp. 4(4%
cumul.
pfd. stock—„——~Mar
Apache Corp. 6% conv. subord. debs, due Dec 1
1975—Aur
~*P'<
Demand
Ltd.—
series
Amerace
.Economic
with
Stop
6
44-
4-
8»/aC"
(quar.)
Gas
3-16
-
3-31
•
LIABILITIES—
due
stock_~"~ ~~Mar
pfd.
Company and Issue—
ordmated
ye^rs
dividend)
(quar.)
Natural
3-15
.'•/•''
income—
(quar.)
preferred
■"
5-1
J
+.
"
preferred
Paso
' $1.50 i
income—
5(4%preferred
preferred
Emhart
maturing:
—
1
50c
653
+
12
-—
2,355
assets/liabilities-—
1143
1
Apr
conv.
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp. 5(4%
•'
bonds
assets—net
Demand
1969
____——
cumul.
ENTIRE
"i
S.
Total
Pipe -Line -Corp.—^
-
Mar 30
Rubber
five
Currency
bonds,
States
U.
year
five
Fund—
investment
preferred
Emery
193
—
13
—
-
4
5-
90c
investment
preferred
New
—
2
4-
50c
Electric—
Emerson
212
+
•
52
—
4,995
indebtedness
securities
Balances
Register,
Electronic
13
+
13
—
4-
$1.75"
..
debs,
mtge. pipe line bonds 5%
United
&
notes
one
to
Reserves
o
1143
1
1
—
1,662
L-+—;
Stock Fund—
(stock
Ellzabethtown
45
83
32,908
.-
—
of
Other
series due 1977
IT Apr
1
Oil Pipe Line Co. 4(4% lst
mtge. & coil.
series A; 5(4%
lst mtge. & coll.
trust
bonds, series D; 5% lst mtge. & coll. trust
bondls, se¬
ries E; 4% lst
mtge. & coll. trust bonds, series B, and
4%
lst mtge. & coll. trust
bonds, series C—
Apr
1
United Gas Corp. 5(4%
debs, due Nov. 1, 1980
—Mar 30'
1st mtge. & collat. trust bonds
5% series due 1980
Mar30
5% series due 1980—
•
4.-)
preferred
Trans Mountain
trust
1254
1
Corp.—
subord.
bills
One
3
Apr
banks
25c
22 Vac
—
1
Electro
686
;+
627
securities—total
certificates
Other
Apr
1971—
+
:+'
+
13,484
commercial
Treasury
1253
lst
;
due
Transcontinental"Gas
■
1.
and
1955_
series,
domestic
After
due May
Texas Eastern Transmsision
bonds,
S.
Co.—
mortgage
subord.
foreign banks
loans..'—,
3-15
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)—"^1—
Electrical Products Corp.
(quar.)——
208
237
3.191
etc.
it
With
15,
bonds, series C due 1.983
5r %
mortgage bonds, series D due 1984
Southern Nitrogen Co., Inc.—
6%
to
+
2-26
,
2
Baler
Paso
Electric
institutions:
finance,
3-20
2-26
1
4-
(accum.)
.
Family Finance Corp.
134
estate
Treasury
1984
April
financial
personal
.-
(quar;)
preferred
(quar.)—
Corporation (stock dividend)
Elastic
carrying:
or
securities
4-
IV2C
414%
Electric
702
200
—
1,373
nonbank
finance,
1098
15
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—
4(4%
purchasing
securities
1097
—Mar 31
.
.
1,
440
2,108
16,882
_Apr
Co.—
April
stock
1982
for
Government
to
Loans
1208
Mfg.
Fairmont
—
.
3-
—
$7 pfd. A
Electric Bond & Share
+ 3,330
4
—
,3- 9
'
3-20
(quar.)
from
Convertible
+
'■
■
-
2
3w28<
-
10c
?
(quar.)
Edge comb Steel Co. (quar.)—
El
pur¬
4_
1-
40c
-
$1.12'/2
——:
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
Economy
5%
securities
!
Balanced
8,173
1
—
Co.—
<
for
1095
~
F1°1990 P°Wer Cori)" lst moi't<Sa£e bonds, 4%% series, due
Laclede Gas
loans
Sales
dealers
securities
S.
Loans
subordinated
and
(quar.):—
common
from
Quarterly
carrying:
or
Government
Other
Oct.
1, 1974
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
5%
cumulative
preferred
stock
S.
Other
'
Chadbourn
brokers
to
chasing
(quar.)
4-
;
+ 7,913
•—.
1,318
Loans
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
-3-30
-
■
J30c
.•
(accum.)
& Howard
Exquisite
+
592
—
:35c
Steel
Howard
$5.40
1961
933
—
72,294
5
(quar.)—_—————.
preferred
&
$4.50
Mar. 8,
999
—
117,995
3-
(quar.)
Kodak,
Quarterly
$4.12
(In millions of dollars)
119,657
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location ih
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
5
•4— 1
com.
-4-1
5
517/eC ?
—
(quar.).
Empire
1962'"
' ; +50c
5
Corp.
$6 preferred B
Increase ( + ) or
called
stock
3-
3-
Fuel'Assoc.,
Stainless
$4.72
York, Chi¬
Feb. 28,
.4-.-1- v.; 3-- 5
3-
Eastern States Corp.,
El
$66 million.
Mar. 7
5
.
?.
5 2+2 C
5
.4- .1+
46%cf.
Savings &,Loan
preferred
Eastern
Egry
Decrease (—) Since
bonds, notes,
for redemption,
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Admiral Finance Corp. 6(4%
decreased
2
3-
3-22
-3-
V"3-
.
4- 1
Lime
Emco,
list of corporate
a
common
in which the details
banks
\ 2-26
2.-
Racing Assn.—
Edo
and San Francisco districts.
commercial
3-15
'• 2-26
.
3-29*+
52 y2C
——-
4-Iff
2
(quar.)—
Potash (Increased)——
&
&
4-
3-19
5c-.
31c
.
2
4-
5iy4c ;
Eastern
.V,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member .banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $253 million arid bor¬
rowings from others increased $15 million. Loans to
Fund Notices
Below
r
3-21
4-18
1—
preferred
$5.36
domestic
,
V
;
;
(quar.)-
Eastern
$1
most of these increases occurred in the New
Redemption Calls and Sinking;;
Gas
4(4%
.
> 10c
_
(quar.)——k—
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
Inc.l
(quar.)
Sulphur
-
?4- 2
-
(quar.)—_
preferred
Duval
net of $1
a
comparable week of 1961.
cago,
preferred
Eastern Canada
deposits.
deposits adjusted decreased $207 million in
the Chicago District, $203 million in the New York Dis¬
trict, $118 million in the Cleveland District, and $117
million in the Dallas District. Savings deposits increased
$175 million arid "other" time deposits of individuals,
partnerships, and corporations increased $270 million;
*
—
<
-"4-25 *' % *4-10
;
4oc;
(quar.)—
preferred
4.15%
principal
Demand
reserves
—
liability
+1,260
238
+
-
4-25
25c.
(quar.X——i
».
preferred
4.10 %
million.
Ratio
2
$1.75 i'"♦*.4-
common
preferred
$2.10
System in leading cities
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $503 million, Treasury certificates
decreased $12 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
ury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased $87
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other
346
3,986
(1,579)
260
—
—
65
_.
10
+
17,595
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
Total
—
of
Reserve
million; during the similar week a year ago these loans
decreased $30 million. Loans to brokers and dealers and
loans for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government se¬
curities decreased $200 million, and their loans for pur¬
chasing or carrying "other" securities decreased $237
million, Loans to sales and personal financing institu¬
tions decreased $83 million and loans to "other" nonbank
financial institutions decreased $52 million; these loans
decreased $291 million and $35 million, respectively, in
991
+
statement
Federal
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
LIABILITIES—
Federal
?v
a7 %c •;
—
(quar.
Light,
3.75%
changes, for the week
ended March 7: Decreases of $592 million in loans ad¬
justed arod $602 inillion in holdings of U. S. Government
securities; increases of $261 million in holdings- of
"other" securities and $426 million in time and savings
deposits; and decreases of $818 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted and $1,137 million in U. S, Government
+1,530
Government securities
Total
—
the
of
-shows
+1,463
28,449
28
condition
bands
+1,436
+
27
bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement
Total
The
+
573
+1,349
17
+
•+-
<
•
(quar.)—
common
International,
4.20 %
Condition Statement of Member Banks
40
446
278,
.
3,996
—:
Notes
f!
Co.,
preferred
Dunhili
-
Bills
•;——
7%
Duquesne
■
Certificates
Power
Dunlap & Associates
S. Government securities:
U.
I
this issue.
in
652
51
—
15c
":-4-
•
—
26
16,438
(449);
426
+
Film Laboratories—
Du-Art
111
•Announced
Total gold certificate reserves—Cash
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
\"
u—
When
Share
v',
preferred '(quar.)
.
:
763
+
*
,
second
conv.
preferred stock
^Apr
2
United States Plywood Corp.—
+ '•
$4.50 cumul. voting second preferred stock-——_—.'-Apr, ^,1'/
Mar. 15
,
1962
,
15,291
—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes—
•.
United
14,
1962
certificate account
Gold
'
-•
,*
.
preferred stock—
Mar 20
Transportation Corp.: of America 5(4% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures due 1968-:-u——Mar 30
Decrease (—) Since
*
'''
»
ASSETS—
'
4.64% ' cumulative
Increase ( + ) or
,<
_
" '
*
,
(In millions of dollars)
•
*
'
+
,
"1
/
_
^
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks:
•
Company and Issue—
Southern Union Gas Co.—
v
25c
?i2y2.c.
■
4-
3rl6
1
•
3-31
-
,
3-20
x
.
4-19
5
1.3-23
,4r.l
.
.
3-16
3-20
-
-3-
9-
3-29
Volume
195
Number 6143
/
.
.
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
.
,v
Fram
;
Share
Name of:Company..
t
;
Manufacturing
-Companies,
•
%Fritzl; of California Mfg,..Corp.
Frosst
a.'Class
Frouge
Corp.; (monthly)
>:. Fruehauf: Trailer, common, (quar.)
; Fuller
(George A.) Co.. (Increased,
_
Fundamental
4-
.
:14C.
.
3-1
,
I
5-31
C
X
1
8
4~-"2;
3-
2 'i
3-30
3-15
...,.5l/2C
3-26
.
8c
/
-
5%:
..
:
Co.;; common
preferred
oonv.
.
s
I Gas
Corp.
Light Co.':,(Columhus,.GaJ..(quar. X---—
Gatineau.Rower
Co./ Ltd.—
'•
Common (quar;)
'/■ .5Va%■ /preferred (quar.)
; • 5%; preferred. (quar.)
Geco -Mines; Ltd. (quar.)^__
General
.
Acceptance
3-31
$25c
(reduced)™.
3-31
4-
1
3-12
5-
1
•
;.
$1
3-20
2-27
General fJox Co.
•Gulf
.
3-
3-30
'•'•,
4-13
j
■-.'
(quar.)™™™
-1
Class
25c
3-
3-
4-27
4-27
Texas
4;
10c
(quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd.
;/6%. preferred (quar.)
'Hamilton. Mfg.
(quar.)
2
3-9
3-16
i-
>
3-1
:
'j
.5-25
8-24
1./
4-
\
,3-15
4-
3-
5
2
2-
2
2
3-23
Hanson-Van
3-23
Harbison-Walker
■
..
•-
«
V
4-2
3-
.
/
Hanover
2
\
Interlake
Iron
j
Interlake
:
*.
t
$$1.26
3-
9
3-
8
3-
1
'
5-
4
t
•
j
• .-;r
3-30.
.
.
International
General« Electric
Co., .(quar*)
General > Electric. Co., Ltd.~ '
.
50c
;
.1
4- 2
3-9
Quarterly
25c
4- 2
3-15
10c
Refractories
ending'March 31,
j.
1962
<
_ish. income, jtax)
General Industries,; Inc.,
free
3-30
3-16
-General
5% .pfd.
(quar.)_
3-30
;4".N
Investors Trust
General. "Mills;
General
(Boston); class A__
preferred (quar.)i.™—
5%
Motors
$1.25
,
-.
6C
4-
$4.75 -preferred-(quar.)
.Railway Signal Co.
.N
General -Refractories
.
General -Shale
(quar.)
4-19
4-6
.(quar.)
i
$4
(quar.)
!
General- Steel -Industries (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
5% treferred (quar.)
C
i-5.28%
U:'
59 %C
.54yac
i
\
——
33c
/p$1^0jpreferred
(quar.)___
/$X.25-jpreferred (quar.)
;$1 "preferred, .(quarj
General; Telephone Co.. of. Illinois-^-
•.;
32 %c
25c
.,
~
3-14
Hershey Creamery
Heublein, Inc.
4-
1
3-15
Hexcell
5
5.10%, preferred <;(quar.)
$2.20 ..preferred
j
36%C
"r
/ /
•
"
___!
__t
55C
*
.
1
3-16
4-1
3-16
45-'-
:
1
Hill's
$1.12 Vi
4-1
3-31
3-19
3-31
3-19
/
$1.25
$i.i2ya
/
.
3-31
3-19
93 %c
3-31
:3-i9
.
$6 preferred., (quar.)
"'* 80c pi'eferred >■ (quar.)
I
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred A
(quar.)__
;
$5 .preferred B
,
(quar.)
'
Georgia.Power Co.,: $5 preferred
$4/06. preferred >(quar.)
,'v
$4.92 preferred; (quar.)
/
$4.-60 preferred- (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
Stock
$1.25
,
J'
Trust
Glidden
,/•
Corn
Company
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
1
$1.23
4-
4-1
3-24
.1%
//,
t.
i
3-30
5-
1
3-15
3-
1 *
100%
4-
3-30
W".:
60c
■/:/;,
%
4-
2
50c
4-
2
3-7
5-
/>:
1
3-
% 3-
6
$1.50
4-
2
>
15c
2;
•
3-31%
f50c
t$l
dividend)
,
4-10
4-30
.
i
60c
convertible
-
3-30
4%
3-30
25c
3-31
33-
preferred
(quar.)
<W. T.) Company, common
3%%
preferred
(quar.)__
Gray
Drug
Stores
Great..American
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes
-
Ltd.
4-1
45c
3-30
4-
3-
93%c
Y.)
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
■
1
4-
2
/ 3-
J15C
4-
2
9
8c- from
(quar.)
ti7yac
' *
9
3-30
3-16
•/ 3-
Co.
t$1.50
;
-
:
4-1
3-16";
3-30
3-20
3-30
3-20
3-20
3-
5-1
4-16
3-30
'3-12
4-25
Great-Western Products,
Great
-
Western ,Sugar,
6%
pfd; Iquar.)__
7-16
3-20
3-
3-30
3-23
3-15
.
preferred
45c
3-30
•
common-
(quar.)
:
3-15
30c
4-
2
4-
2
3-
9
$1.75
4-
2
3-
9
—_
.
54y2c
i
27 Vic
pfd. (quar.)_
.
;
i
,
.
Co.
>
4-
■
4-
,
V
3-16
2
3-16..
3-30
3-31
3-15
4-16
3-15
4-10
3-30
>4-10
3-30
4-10
3-30
15c
,
6c
Ltd".—
3-31
Bros.
Tea
33A%
$1.31 V\
$1.41 V4
3-31
3-30
4-
2
60C
4-
2
533Ac
4-
2
3-15
40c
;
5-
4
4-13
,
______
■/' 4- 1
82 Vic
$1.08%
______
V !:f 4-
20c
3-22
•
4-16
3-
V
4-
'
3-15
3-16
3-16
3-31-
683Ac
;—
8
3-
8
2
3-
8
4- 2
3-
8
4-
2
3-
8
4-
2
3-
8
(N.
common
Co.,
./
3-16
2
-3-15
3-20
3-
3-30
7
...
(quar.)
37V2C
3-27
$1.50
>
(quar.)
common
_
com.
preferred
4-10
3-31
.3-17
3-21
$15c
5-15
6-15
4-14
$133Ac
;—
4-17
4-16
$3c
$3c
_______
3-16
i;.. 5- l*v
9334c
/
,
1
5-
40c
(quar.) _l__
(increased quar.).
3-16
,3-27
$1
4-14
4-
$1.25
preferred A (quar.)
Service
Co.
(quar.)
Motor Co. (initial)
Corp.,
3-15
•
1
4-
15c
preferred " (quar.)
Ltd.,
4-
$1.75
—
J.)—
common
3-30
:
(quar.).
•
3-30
3-30
3-
1
9
30c
3-30
3-16
10c
-
;—
3-31
2-15
4-
12V2C
(initial)-
1
'
3-20
:
3-16
3-20
3-30
Corp.
3-16
3-30
3-30
4-
1
73-15
3-20
2-28
95c
6-
1
5-14
•'•<v..$l
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
$1.08 3A
6-
1
5-14
$1.12%
e- i
5-14
;-■:
$1.05
—
preferred (quar.)
City Southern Ry*.,;.
..N
4% preferred (quar.)
Kansas Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
\ 41/2%' preferred (quar.)
1
4.32% preferred (quar.)__
;_i
4.28% preferred A (quar.)_
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Kansas Power & Light—
Common
(increased quar.)
3-15
3-31
$1.13
v
2
3-
2
4-
$1.25
Kansas
9
3-31;
12c
2
4-
$1.25
(quaj.)
4.50%
3-15 /
3-15
2
1
"
—_
,
.
—
$30c
3-
4-
$20c
,$$1.75
xl34%;
xlJA%
;Xl1A%
xl1/a%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
3-30
3-31
3-15
3-15
:r:;i:
4%
9
$5c
V"3-15
•
4- 2
;
—
9
5%
62J/2C
3-15
■,'
1
40c
_~j
3-15
1
/
$1.10
3-15
•
1
44-
$1.20
3.80%
3-16
3-
2-28
r'
47 Vic
30c
(quar.)_
Kaiser Steel, $1.46 preferred (quar.)
26Vic (
____
5.75%
$1.43 V*
preferred
(quar.)___
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—
6% guaranteed (s-a)
;V" r' $2.90
60c
Kansas City Power & Light, com. (quar.)
3-16
:'•
3-12
.3-26
+50c
_
Common (quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)
5Va% preferred B (quar.)
Kahler
3-16 ;
3-16
3-22
3-12
3-26
>
,.v:
Service* Ltd.—
preferred
Jupiter
3-16
3-31
31V4c
4-16
1
3-29
,"4-16
$75c
B
Jones
3-30
4-16
3-
40c
(s-a)
Johnson
-
3-30
$20c
9
3-12
2
$60c
(quar.)
5%
3-15
2
3-
9
3-
-V
2
3-
4- 1
:
(initial quar.)
Jockey Club,
V
4-
;
3-
1
7%C
(Canada),
preference
Jewel
3-20
3-31
3-15
„
3-20
_____________
(quar.)
preference
Founders
1/
3-30
>.
1
,
:
25c
4-
2
3-15
$1
5-
1
4-16
$1.25
4.60%
5-
1
4rl6
pfd.
(quar.)_
4-23
4.50%
5%
50c
4-16
3-30
44c
3-30
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
9
$1.12 y2
$1.08
4-
2
3-
26c
4-
1
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
$1.07
.
4-
capital
3-26
3-, 7
3-30
3-
9
50c
4-
3-
1
plus
3-28
•
:
,
..
3 Va %
3-30
;•'__
Extra
$75c
4-1
3-
class A
(monthly)-,
%Y2VaO
-«
Kelly
3-16
3-20
3-30
$22 Vac
Corp., class A (stock dividend)
3V2%
3-12
$30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Income Properties, Inc.,
Corp.
(quar.)
Nut Co., 6% preferred
Kellogg Company—
3 Va %
preferred (quar.)
3Va% preferred (quar.)
2-28
5
2%
-6c
3-30
-
,
9
3-
9
2
3-
9
8c
4-2
3-
9
5-
1
4-10
6-
1
5-10
17i/aC
3-30
3-16
15c
3-30
2-28
4-
2
3-14
10c
4-
2
3-15
30c
3-31
3-15
4- 2
3-15
—
7c
;—
(quar.)
87 Vic
Girl Service
Kellwood
Co.
3-
1
Kelsey-Haye8
1
Kendall
Company, $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Refining
Co.
(quar.)
4-20
5-18
Kendall
4-1
3-
Kennecott Copper Corp.
(quar.)
7-
2
10-
1
9-15
1-2-63
12-15
4-13
3-15
87 Vic
IOC
(initial)
(Initial)
6-15
87 % C
87 Vic
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
3-
1
3-
2
4-
8c
Kawneer
Company (quar.),
Kay Windsor Inc., class A (initial)
Kaymarq Consolidated Corp. (Del.)—
84c
preferred
(monthly)
,i
Kelling
10c
2
4-
—
Kayser-Roth
2c
income
(Canada)
'
V
-
.
gains
2
4-
$1.25
Corp. (monthly)___.
Monthly
2
20c
48c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
38'/2C
$1,121/2
preferred
Kavanau
4-12
4-14
57y2C
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco of Canada (quar.)
Income Credit
.
.
3-30
V,
Jersey Central Power & Light—?
4% preferred (quar.)
•
3-31
20c
3-9
60c
(quar.)________.
1
-
3- 5
3-30
$1.25
semi-annual
Non-voting
2
3-28
9
/
233Ac
of America—
Public
Jenkins
3-16
4-15
—I
Ltd.
New
5%
-5-11
5-25
9
3-
683/4c
Jeannette Glass, 7% preferred
Jefferson Electric (quar.)
"2-28
4-15
(quar.)
cents
-.Imperial. Oil,
:
Year-end.
7%
'
'
2-28
3-23
3-
3-31
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5% preference: C (quar.)
5% preference D (quar.)„_;—
6% preference E (quar.)____.^
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—
/
$5 preferred A (quar.)—,—
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.)
10-15
3-30
•
3-31
______
common
(quar.)
7%
-•4-14(
7-25
10-25
(Del.),
7%
7
'
r-
/
*3-15
4-
2
3-16
v
20c
preferred
Jamaica
3-27"
4-15
r
.
i
'
—
62Vac/
N
1
3-16
4-
8c
Telephone
long-term
3-16
r
10c
25c
Imperial Life Assurance
'
3-20 r
Imperial Chemical. Industries, Ltd. American
deposit recepits
(final
payment
of
one
;# shilling
six pence equal to approximately
'•
'
2-28
3-31
933Ac
(quar.)
from investment
21
quarterly.
Bell
3-31
1
_________
Imperial. Capital. Fund, Inc.—
9
3-20
r
3-30
3-31
4-
$1-20
-
3-14/
$1
:Illinois Central RR. (quar.)
3-15
-
4-16
2-16
2-16
3-14
2-28
1
•
3-28
20c
B
1
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)™.—
Iowa Power & Light, common .(quar.)
'■;
3.30% preferred (quar.)
?4.75% 'f preferred
(quar.)
>4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40 %•
preferred " (quar.)
Irving Trust (quar.):
4-15
4-15
Company™..
;Ideal Cement
3-13
1
4-
20c
50c
3-
1
3-23
3-23
4-
Co.,
V I-T-E Circuit Breaker.
.
3-16
30c
(quar.)
5-
Power
preferred
4.30%
4-24
SB'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
2
5-
/
Inc.—
preferred
Increased
2
32 Vao
$1.10
(quar.)
$2.75 preferred A
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
4% .preferred A (quar.)
Hyster
3- 9
3-23
.
1
Corp.—
Electric Light & Power, com. (quar.)_
4.80%.- preferred (quar.)
______________
;'.
9
15c
-
"CN.
Paper Co., Ltd.
Power.
•
9
10c
.
(quar,)
Insurance
Great" West Life Assurance Co.—
Increased
y
•
class A
4>5-
3-14
:
40c
Iowa
•
■
'
Huyck Corp., • common (quar.)
4V2% preferred I (quar.)^—
Illinois
Grant
-
.
,
(quar.)
Grand. Rapids Varnish-?- (quar.)__^
Grand & Toy, Ltd.
(quar.)
•<
••
4-
4-30
4•
5%
■"5
Inc.,
—
lc
/
3-12
25c
(quar.)
common
(initial)
(Indiana)
/"Investors Syndicate
-3-16
5-
6%
3-12
2
3-30
31V4C
.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
'U-/ Class B • ^(reduced)
Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc. (stock div.)_
; \ Hupp Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
;3- 9
:
Gas,
(Harvey),
B
Hughes-Owens
3-12
55c
Natural
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)__
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
5V4%:Conv. preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
Hubbell
3-15
4-
,
4-
9
4-13
•
Government Employees Insurance
(Washington. D. C.)
Graham-Paige Co.—
'.
,
5
3-13
.
2
tl3c
preferred (quar.)
t
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd.
Common- (quar.)
(stock
^___
1
Co
(quar.)
Investors Royalty
3-16 r
3-16
4-. 2
$1.06)4
$1.12 %
5%
(Phila.)
(quar.)
Gloucester
(quar.)_
V;
3-16
10c
—
_L
5%
-
3-27
4%
Gorton's of
Houston
1
3-
/ 3-
1
10c
Goodrich
(B. F.)
Co.
(quar.X.
Goodyear- Tire & Rubber Co.
;•*
4-
5%
(quar.)
Inc.
3-15
;
.
..
_
Corp.
Class
Co
Bank
(quar.)
f
2C
'
3-30
$15c
.
4-
17 Vic
___
—
1
.
(quar,)
from net investment income plus 34c
special year-end distribution
Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)_—;—;
■Investors Funding Corp. of New York, class A
•
__
4334C
75c
pfd.
6c
-
3-12
3- 9
3-30
100%
_____—
M.)
Group
3-15
Investment
;
3-29
Ltd.—
3-12
5
:
t
3-30,
$45c
5%
-3-15
;
3-24
;
i2y2c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Telegraph (quar.)
Bros.,
:
20c
Globe Envelopes,
Goldblatt
4- 6
25c
:
Gold & -Stock
>
5
4-15
10c ;
—
preferred
4-
/
5
3-30
lie-
.
of America—
;■
preferred (quar.)
Industries, common (quar.)
$2.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
-.Household Finance Corp.—
Common
(increased quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
33A%
preferred (quar.)
of California—
Exchange
-Quarterly.
4-30
$1.15
•
Girard
/
A
Houdaille
9
4-
:
(quar./
;
Giant Yellowknife Mines (increased)
;
3-
•
$1.24
,
Giddinge & Lewis Machine Tool
Gimbel Bros (stock divldend)—^
class
—
Cement
Gibraltar Financial Corp.
Stock
dividend
4-13
2
Hotel
/
>4-13
;
4-30
$1.25
•:
^____
dividend
Portland
3-15
4-13
•4-
7200%
4M>%
4-
•4-•!■.,•
25c
.
—
Finance
5
5
4-15
25o
,
v.
Supermarkets,
Home
4-13
V" 4-30
40c
(quar.)
1
4-30
$1.12 Vi
,
Giant
;
4-
87»/2C
—
'
(quar.)
/Hooker Chemical Corp. (N. Y.)
$4.25-preferred (quar.)
■
3-15
.
4-30,:
20c
40c>
$4.^50preferred ,C (quar.)_____
.Genuine Parts Co; (Increased quar.)
/' /. >stock .dividend-.;
;
-
4-1
$1.50
;•
"•
,
(R.
4-
4-
2-26
3-30
(quar.)
Investment Co.
9;
3-
4-15
/"// 25c\
.
2
4-15
.
5c
Co., common
/
(a
—__j.
4-
v
20c
I
(quar.)_.
Quarterly
Hollingshead
>
3-12
2-26
,
4-
$1 /„■
preferred (quar.)_.
Interstate Securities Co., 5Va%
-
2-19
,3-19
>
30c
4.36%
3-15
3-31'
5Vz%
3-12
,3-12
3-20
t40c
26 'Ac
5%" pfior preferred ,(quar.)__
Interstate
-
V
6'Ac
'
:Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines,
3-31XH. 13-19
,
$1.06 v*
3.75% preferred (quar;)
GeneraL-Waterworks Corp.
3-30
N
,,
3-19
75c
.* $3
(stock dividend)
Subject to approval of stockholders Apr. 25
3-15
$1,371/2
3-19
3-29
6c
(quar.)
Hobart Mfg.
>V"
I
/
/
25c
,
'■'J
$o.ooy8
preferred
Interstate Hosts,
50c
.
(quar.)
Hlnde & Dauch. Ltd.
(quar.)_,
■;
j: HlramrWalker-G. & W.)—See Walker (Hiram)
14-10
2;
3-29
41A%
3-15
.
3-30
(initial)
Common
N
,
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-16
J.//
Mfg.
-Hill iCorpr.
(quar;)
Hilor Electric. Light
>3-16
pfd. '(quar.)
/r: 4^4 % / preferred (quar.)/.;:
X ■;;
5'j;
4-
:
-
30c
3-15
4-
27 Vic
.
,
$5 preferred (quar.)
4% % ^preferred^ (quar.)__^.
3-
27V2C
'
Hidden Splendor Mining
4-1
•
; ;-:25 Vic •:
28c
5%%
2
T
3-15
Higbie
(quar.)
Rubber,
4-
(quar.)
Products
3-31
52c
—
(quar.
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—,
4.50% preferred;(quar.)
&
4-16
(s-a)_———
3-15
35C3iy4c..
General
General-Tire
100
•
Inc.—
4-1
':n;
.
-
3-16
50c
preference
Hlbbardt Spencer. Bartlett
Extra >
j
.,
,
/> '5%% -preferred.' (quar.)'
3-30
3-30
3-19
Co., 7%
Textbook
3-19
2-28
4-16
(quar.)_;
Interstate Finance
3-30
—
$1.40 preferred (quar,) /•
i.i.J
:-;;,$ 1^25,:preferred ^ (quar.)
General.Telephone Co. of. Pennsylvania—
$2; 10;preferred (quar.)
General. Telephone, Co. of ;the Southwest—/ - 5.80 %, ^preferred(quar;)™.
:
5.60% .preferred
A
Heritage Fund,
/;
.Vt.aYa%-preferred^ (quar:)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—,
j
4-1
3-
3-20
'4-
30c
common—
62yac.
1
-
.
.*• ■$2.50 preferred V(quar,)—
'General-Telephone Co, (Iowa)—
-
Co.,
class
34%c-
General .Telephone. Co.: of^Indiana-—
,
Jo,nes
50c
4-
1
4-14
3-31
3-30
40c
V
Ltd.—
Bakeries, common , ;(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——_ ;
$4.80
,
60C
(quar.)
/
4-15
3-15
3-16
Corp.—
common:j (quar.)___™_
Paper,
International
3-15
2
3-16
2
N
;
Canada,
Interphoto Corp., class A
10c
(quar.)____
,
Chemical
XY-.
Co.
3-15
4-
25c
4-
'
3-16
$1.50
j
/• 3-1
10c
(quar.)__
common
&
1
1
3r
4-2
(quar.)
B
9
3-22
•,
r>
l
4-
i
_____
59-% C
i
3-15
Interstate
.
Herff
;
;
__
"
,
$2,375. preferred* (quar.)
3-15
2
50c
V
Salt,
Class
8%:
,
,31^c
;
•
;
.
held)
common
'
•
2
4-
t$l
3-30
4-
-
*
)/;
Hartford
/
4-
'
112 Vic
3-30
Shoe
.
.
_
62 %C
;./-$1.32.preferred.;(quar.)
shares
v
66c
-
par)
.
•
.
53VaC
>-preferr^>.n(:quar.I_„u/.-u^_;_^siU.--,i
:; 4.36 %:»preferred; (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Floridat-^
shares
($25
";$15c
m
55c-'
„
-
4.25%-; preferred- (quar.)___.
.
-
19c
•_
:4.75%vpre£erredv (quae,)
..
9
40c
4-
$$1.62
""
cumulative
.
;
—
each; 10
Hartford Fire. Insurance
2:,
3^ 9
9
3-
•
___—__________——
International Silver
-
25c
:
—____
■
17c
40C
/General.Telephone - & Electronics—
// / Common (quar.)
;. 4.40%.-.preferred- (quar.);
■
i
.
.
9
4-
5^4%
Nickel
preferred
?
9
3-
50c
International
.
,
25c.
,
Products
3-
,
3-
(quar.)
International
$1,50.
Gas, common (quar.)___
*f
; 65c
preferred; (quar.)„__
50c
j
Hartford Times (quar.)
25c
5-28
.6-15
Harvey. Aluminum, class A (quar.)________
30e
4- 2.;. •
3-12 ;
..Hauserman (E.; F.) Co.
10c
3-7
Hawaiian Electric," 4Va%
3-28
pfd. (quar.)__
2iy4C
4- 5
3-20 :
r,
5% preferred "(quar.)
25c
3-30
3-16
5y3 % preferred (qiiar.)__,—
27Vac
;
5.75%j preferred (quar,)
283/4c"
4- 2
3- 8
Heini Werner Corp; (quar.)
_ll
'
20c *
Heinz (H. J.) Co,,; 3.65%
preferred (quar.)-;
91J/4C
3-31
Heller (W. E.) & Co.j common (quar.)____
2-20
•/
40c
•4--l-/i ■J 2-20
5Vaf/o' preferred (quai\)__
_/____
$1.37Va
<4- 1.)
2-20
A
4% preferred (quar.)___
j.
!t
$1
;
Helme
.» 4*1
2-20
(.George W.) Co., common (quar.)
40c
4V-.-1:- y'2-201
.' 7% non-cumulative"preferred (quar.)
43%c
4- 1II
2-20 :
H^liA's ftfpress; class A (quar.)
15c
Hehry's Drive-In, Inc. (stock dividend) _™.
3%
"3- l"
Heppenstall Co., 41/a% preferred (quar.)
3-24:
<-5§V*o
Hercules Gallop Products, Inc.—
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
7% preferred A (quar.)
35cHercules Powder, common (Increased)
4-25
5-15
20c
5-15
$2 convertible class "A (quar.)
4-25
50c
30c
v
Uv
3-31
j,
$1.183/4
General
-
30c
>:/
14
.5-
General-Precision Equipment
Cement
3-9
3-30
93 %C
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
General "Portland
3-20
•
$1.25
Corp.,. $3.75
:
2-27
.
3-31
(quar.)____—
Minerals
International
.»
-
Harnischfeger. Corp., common
:
6%. convertible preferred (quar.)
Harper (H. M.). Co. (quar.)__
Harris-Intertype Corp. (quar.).;
Harrte-Teeter- Super-Markets (quar.)...
from Brit4-17
(three
redeemable, preferred
for
;
:
I N;
Ordinary.'(a dividend of 3%. for .the year
./
...
3-16
4-25
,
.
.
3-31
3-31
$56y4c
_a_
____________
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
International
.
3-
J68%c
$$1.12Vi
.'
Common
$1.0614
/z
^
Corp.
Internationaf Harvester,
3-20
r
3- 9
/
15c
.
5-15
,
9
3-
;
3-31
International Breweries__
-International Correspondence Schools World,
i
,
3- 9
Winkle-Munning
dividend
;
1
1;
4-2
preferred
Stock
;
4-
Fund—
Steamship
3-23.
3-21.
60c
15c
,
.
9
$1.06 y4
50c
a
4-2,
35c
a
,
4%
Hardee Farms
3-16
3-
1
Quarterly from investment income_______
Insurance Exchange Building (Chicago) —
,
3-19
'4-
;
,
3-14
:
4-1
4-1
*
/
j
Institutional Income
3-19
J25c
(quar.)
3-14
.
(1,12Va
(quar.)
International, Ltd.—
6y2%
preference (quar.).
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
(quar.)
6
3-16
.
v
6%;
/
3-
A
3-19
1..
'$1.25
<
.
,
.
.___
(quar.)_____
preferred
(quar.)
2
1
4-
$1
..
.
Common
5Vack
■
Shoe/ .Inc.
"
J4- 1
•
25c
Paper Co.?—,.
4-
;
A
4-
4-
>,'■
—____
4%;; preferred (quar.)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
.
t.
3-15
.4-1
$22%c
4Vaf/o/ preferred; (quar.)
W/o preferred (quar.)
;
:
;
...
4%: 1st-preferred, (quar.)
$1
*/;4-4 24
"
V '
'
t
General^Contract Finance.Co.—, .j
5Vi%< -.preferred A (quar.)___
27 Va C ;'r: 4- 1%
/ General>:Gontrol$Co.,-common
3-30
\dlJX 5c i
N.j
6% ' preferred t(quar.)____
37 %c
3-30
;
:
25c
General .Crude • Oiic (quar.)._—/__a™_:
3-23
—
Hammermill
4-
2c
50c
.
!
6-11
$15c
>.
_______—
,.«■
ioc
^
'___
(quar.)______
4-
...
(quar.)___
(W.
/.
3-14
3-14
3-30
.
56V4C
,
2:u
2
common
5%, preferred
Hall
4-
,
$142 »/a
Ltd.,
(quar.)
F.) Printing Co,.; (quar;)_^______
Halliburton
Co.
(quar.)____^.__
Hamilton Cosco (quar.)
*
n.
i.
,,
(quar.)
A
;
$1.15
.
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)__
Ingersoll Machine
Tool, Ltd.—
9-10
,
3-12
$1.05
Quarterly
Hahn- Brass*
1
5-15:
10c
.
__
9
3-
5-15
/
1
3-19
;
$1.29
.,;
3-12
1
4-14
4%.%
'
$1.25
4-64%
.
3-
3r20
.4-
^■C';15c
-
common
$1.25
1
4-
(quar.)
4ya%
5-
preferred;- (quar.). j $1.16.
Gunnar" Mining, Ltd. ..(s-a)
$50c
5
"
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Gable Corp;,
General
'-■4* 1
v
.VA'-
.com.
of
preferred ; (quar.)
preferred .(quar.),™
Power, 5.16% preferred
$5
4-
$1.03
47 Vic
(quar.)
common
4V2S/0 preferred B (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
-
Holder9
Payable of Rec.
$1.03 y8
i—
-",
3-15
4-15
30c-
,
5%'preferred
3-28
\37VaCj
.,
preferred
Indianapolis Water—
3-20
5c
;
(quar.)
.
4-20
(quar.).___,
Dunlap (quar:)—
(quar.)
preferred
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred
(quar.)
1
3-
,
10c
When
Share
Michigan.Electric—
preferred
4.20%
/•, 37%c
(quar.
4 Vb %
4.12%
3- 1
;
&
Indianapolis Power & Light,
_
$&-preferred-<quar4>:^__^^.__,.u___A_*._a >v,.$i.25.-'
$5
.
4;
■
.
__■
Co.
9
3-31
4-
:rs; 4-T1N
■_/425c
>
General-B§hcshares Corp.. (quar.)__
*
4-10
4-20
•$$1.25/.
'
General American transportation^ (quar.)
;
25c
$$1.37
•___
Corp.—
Oil
3-14
.
7
•
1
■,<
,
;
60c; preferred., (quar.
$1 preferred (quar.)
General American
3-
3-26,.
•39c
S&Z
.
.
3-30
,
i
3-15
Gulf Mobile
•
__
General;American.Investors,
'4Vi%/preferred,(quar.)
.
t
12MjC
■:
•
•
:
3-15
50c
,.
.
(initial)
3-15
3-31v
25c
;
Gateway;. Transportation
i
^
(quar.)
3-31;
1
28Y8C-
—
Garrett
-.
-■(*
45c
•
Indiana
3-15
3-
12Vac
r Garfinkel
(Julius),;, common (quar.)______,
<.4 Vi % •■ooBVr preferred (quar.)
Ga.rlo.ck,/
1
4? 2
3-31
$1.06y4M
Engineering Corp.,(quar.)
Guaranty Trust Co. of. Canada (increased)Gulf Life Insurance Co. (Jacksonville)—
a
.4-
$5c
,
.
.
53
Per
Name of Company
,,
.
*3- 9
27%c
_j
Grumman Aircraft
3-15
3-31
20c-"
(qua*;)—
(quar.)
Corp:
;.Grosset- &,
«,
2-27
•
3-31
:
Griesedieck
1
Grlnnell
3-
Ltd.
common
4Va % preferred ,(quar.)
Greyhound Lines (Canada), .Ltd.—.
(Increased-quar;)
-
2-28
;
$10c
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
,.
„
r
,/
45c
;
,
X 3-23
30c
________
3-16
i
.
Power, (quar.)
Greyhound Corp.,
v
3-21
6-21
'
Mountain
Green
-
-Greening Industries,
3-15
3-29';
V
r,;
v-.
(monthly.)
\
2
7c
i—
Investors., (quar.)_.
Futterman Corp.; class A
3-30
v-
___
quar.)__
:
;
;
Y'X 15c
•J.\: 15c
__
2
;,
i2,%c
,
4-
3-15
3-31
10c
(quar.)
(Charles E.) & Co., class;A (quar;)
A
(quar.)
4-
2
i
/.
——
4-16
f
u
When
Per
.J<
■
,
Greater Winnipeg Gas .Co., (initial
-
4-30
,20c
.
.
_____
2-28
r
:130c.
,
»
.
(quar.)
3-31
.•
27 %C
<_
_
Cquar.)__
.
•:.
r ,V
,
•
*.
y^Name of Company
,
,
.
$0,074'
(quar.)____-,.__-,-___
_
Ltd.
FrigiKar-Gorp^XDelaware)
Frito-Lay, Inc. (quar.
:
Payable of Rec.
,
"Mutual FuncL .Cftuar,),.!-,:-:—
<3orp;% (quar.)
Frantz
;>.-Fraser
Holder*
When
Per
.
£, Founders:
(1361)
<
180
40C
"
3-26
3-
4- 2
3-15
9
1
3-15
35c
4- 2
3-22
$1.25
3-23
2-27
$1.12 Vi
4-
HM" nitwail*
y«'« s*rJ. itVy* '<!••'
54:
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1
'« wj»'(W»i"Wi«i(«,.:*WHiMw»rfy <»«« -I' -^'V:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1362)
j
,
Monday, March .19, 1962
.
'
.:K
Organization—
'3:
common
Gold Mines,
Kerr-Addison
.
Manufacturing—
(quar.)
Press
Company
Knickerbocker
Marine
Trust
9
Marion
Mfg.
Market
Basket
>
3- 8
,«
40C
3-20
3-6
45C 1
4-
3-2
4-19
4-26
2-26
(N.
6-
9-15
9-1
12-15
12-1
62y2c
3-30
3-15
68 %c
3-30
3-15
V
Koehrlng
5%%
Koppers
Company, 5%
pfd.
preferred B (quar.)
Company,
(quar.)__
A
8%c
V' 4-
2
3-
A
Class
B
Kroehler
(monthly)
(monthly)—.—
4-
2
3-
6
4-
2
3-
6
14c
4A%
Mfg.,
5-
1
4-
6
14C
—
—
5-
l'V:
4-
6
3-
9
3-23
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
——
•
Co.—
&
4'/a%
preferred
(quar.):
6%
7%
2nd preferred (quar.)
v,
(quar.).
Corp. (quar.)
Heater Co. (stock
$1.50
La
Crosse
Labatt
Telephone Corp.,
(John).
3-26
$1.06'A
$1.5025C •
1
$1.12'A
7c
42'Ac
•
31 %c
$1.12(4
3-31
4- 2
3-28
4-1
3-30
4-20
3-20"
3-
1
4.32%
preferred A
3-31
4-
1
3-
26 %C
4-
2s
3-15
20c
.'•"
(quar.)
Miss.)
Lambert
Class
Class
A
B
&
4.75% : conv.
4- 2
convertible
preferred
4- 2
B
(annual)
.,30c-'
.
1
■
-
3-31
3- 2
5A%
9
Mead Johnson & Co.
3-31
3-
9
Medusa Portland
"i: 4- 2
4-
aoftv
3-20
3-15
Merchants Fast
Mercantile Trust
5
6
3-12
3%
3-30
2-26
4-» 6
3-
4-1
3-16
4-18:
3-30
4-
22 Ac
10c
$1.37%
9
Mesta
9
5C"
4-2,
3-16
5c
7.-
2
6-15
30c
4-
1
3-15
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer(quar.
Metro, Inc., 1% preferred (quar.)
Meiropolitan Edison ,3.80% pfd.- (quar.)
3.85% preferred (quar.)
___
30o<
(increased)
Insurance
Co.
3-30'
4- 2::'
3- 7
4* 2
.
<
3-15
)
tFort
4.90%:
5*
.
4-10'
1
Telegraph Co.
7
(quar.)
Lipe
preferred
;
:
4-40 h
3-30
4-10'J,
75c
(quar.)
$1.25
3-30
Rollway
Corp., class
Groceterias Ltd.*—
•j Loblaw
$1.60 51st
preference
A
Lone
Mi
Star
Star
Cement
'
<i
12%Oi
;v ;
■
Brewing
25©
D
Common
Dock
&
(P.)
Co., 5%
(increased
St.
4(4%
(increased
preferred
(Walter
Stock
6%
dividend
on
Typograph,
preferred
60c
Macy
;
B
:
>;:■•'■
45c
-
Pacific
3-15
3-
.
2
5c
r
3-
2
Class
4-20
•
3-31
5(4%
,4-
Rubber
Breweries,
Co.
Monarch Fine Foods
3-31
3-
3
Mills
Monroe
4-
1
3-14
Montana-Dakota
62 Ac
5-
1
4-13
Auto
(accuin.)
(quai\jL
Manufacturers
Quarterly
Maple
Leaf
National
-»
(Detroit)-—
preference
Maplewood Bank
'
»
t
T'
50C
Gardens,
&
B
Ltd."
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Trust
(quar.)..
common
4-
2
4-
(N; J.)
I_I_
(quar.)
..
2-28
3-19
;
3-27
50c
,
12%C
$1.37%
75C
2
3-13
-3-
1
4-
2
4-
2
3-23
4-
7
'
2
4-
2
4-13
•
4-
1
3-15
25c
-
3-19
l:
3-
9
4-
11;
3-
9
"
60 A c
4-
2
3-12
$1.18%
4-
2
3-12
4-
24
<
(quar.)
$1.09
(quar.)_
;;
3-
93 %c
3-21
3-
1
4-
ii.:
4-
1
4-
A
''
10c
$22V2c
3-
3-30
3-30'
' $55C
(semi-annual)-—
3-31
12(/2c
;__I
,
.3-31
4- 2
'3-15
3-22
3-
4-
2
3-21
20c
4-
1
45cl
3-31
65c •
3-31
Utilities,
(quar.)
(quar.)
725c
(increased)-
1
2
3-22
1
Locomotive
Montreal
Trust
Co.
(quar.)_
Works
(quar.)__
(increased)
convertible
common
preferred
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Coy
Plan
Co.
$2.50
pfd.
Y.)
9
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31%
3-31
3-
9
J15c
4-2
3-9
B
6%
(quar,)
l__
_
'
"
$1
> 50c
-
Ltd
Corp.
Life
Semi-Annual
(quar.)
1
7-12
1
10-11
34 %C
3-
3-30
4-
IOC
common
,4-12
3-30
50c
2
,3-16
2
3-13
3-20
2-28
3-20
,
2-28
37 Ac
Insurance
Co.
North
2-28
3-20
2-16
(Chi-
4
:
10c
8-24
8-14
3-20
2-19
25c
4-16
3-30
12 Ac
4-20
•
•
American
Van
(quar.)
:
Lines
(incr.-annual)
(quar.)„
Gas
Illinois
Gas—
(increased
Indiana
;r:
2
3-9
v4-13
38c
Service,
5-
1
'3-22
$1.25
5-
1
3-22
$1.37 A
5-
1
3-20
2-23
3-30
2-23
$1.06%
4-14
3-23
$1.13
4-14
$1.06
4-14
3-23
4-14
3-23
5-15
5-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22
Northern
3-15
5.80%
5.60%
-
5.75%
Insurance
Natural
(quar.)
Co.
Gas,
(N.
i
Y.)
common
preferred
preferred
(quar.)___^
(quar.)_,
37 Ac
(quar.)
3-2Q:
$1.37 A
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-22
30c
44c
common
'quar.)
Northern
6
4-
4-27
•
quar.)
Public
\4-
15c
15c
Engineering Works—
preferred
preferred
5.50%
3-15
.
10%
Refractories
Pennsylvania
4.40%
3-20
4.88%
9
3- 5
1
4.22%
3-9
4-13'
5-
4.50%
3-15"
3-15 '
3- 9
8-
4.25%
,
3-30
9
3-16
11-
22'Ac
(quar.)___
dividend
American
Northern
3-14
3-
J
15c
t5c
preferred (quar.)
5'A%r preferred (quar.)
2-23
3-23
3,
,
15c
5%
2
1
15c
:
Aviation
American
Common
3-31
.
27
3-23
v
:
7
preferred (quar.)
-Northern
4- 2
4-
15c
(quar.)—
:
3-12
4-2
„
6%
-North
3-15
62(/2c
"-
American
44-
25c
(quar.)
Mining Corp.,
U5c
30c
--•..
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
3-31
.
,
Weaving Co., Ltd.(quar.)
_l_
preferred
1
4- 2
20c
(quar.)
3-
1
4-16
593Ac
—
(quar.)
(Calif.)
3-31
;_____
3-12
2
4- 2
4-16
t25c
(N.
$1.21%
1
20c
(quar,)
(quar.)_
3-
$40c
$35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
4-
/25c
Extra
Drop Forging,
3-
9
9
9
'.'3-
:
3-
'3-
9
4-16 !
25c
$1.75
•
1
'3-
3-31
North
.3-8
3-
9
3-31
3-31
10c
8-25^
.
'
3-
90c
97 AC
$1.02'/2
•North
7
3-19
1
l
a;
8-15
3-26
3-20
3-9
-
(quar. )lAj__
North
5-26
4-
common
:
(quar.)
3-9
9-
8-31
'
—12'Ac
com.
(quar.)
preferred
'North American Investment Co.,
5 A %
preferred (quar.)_
9
4-
15c
(quar.)_
preferred
Normetal
3- 9
5-31
*
$10c
9
5.25%
%
3-9
!
common
j;
6%
.
' 4-16
3-30"
$22JAc
(quar.)__
Ai
8
3-14
4-10
50c
(quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
6% preferred (quar.)
4-16
5- 1
30c
;
class
9
3-
:
4
'
Power,
Norris-Thermador
'
3-
3-19'
60c
preferred
Class
■
1
3-9
'3- 9
:'
'
File
(quar.) _ll___
Nopco Chemical, commoh (quar.)_
7
5-
,2-23
4-
933Ac.
Nicholson
'
7
$1.05
;
3-21
Mohawk
Common
7
87y2c
3-12
4- 2
5oc
4.85%
-
3-19
3-
2
4-1
4.10%; preferred
%
3-19
4-2
J4-
4-16
?' $1.01 »/4
-
(increased-quar.)
2
4-
$1
3.60%
3-19 :
4-2
9
4-
Niagara Wire
' 3-19
3-21
9
3-15
74; 60c
A
(quar.)
3.90%
v
•
•
3-
'3-
2
3-30^
preferred
3.40%
3-16
y
2
4-2
'3-30
3-30
;
60c
9
50c
Newberry (j. J.) Co. (quar.)
:
Newmont Mining Corp.
(quar.)
l__
Electric, 3%% preferred (quar.)__
Niagara Frontier Transit System (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
3-15
4-
3-
'
3-16
> 4- 1
"
3-10
>3-27
4-154
85c
;
pfd.
1
4— 2
■
50C
,
(quar.)iliAAi
4%
4-10
4-10
4-i
■
47 AC
?
9
1
5-1
33c
V
3-
5-
'
»
3-12'
1
4-
&
>
28c
"
1
3-30
3-30
27c
c
3-
4-207
\X ;> 21c
:
4
3-22
$1.12 A.
(quar.)_____
$1.12 »/2
New York Times Co., class A
(quar.)
$1.25
New York Trap Rock- Corp.
10c
(quar.)L_-__L___ '
Newark Telephone
(Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
3-15'
!
4- 2
4-
Morris
preferred
:
$5v
•
3-26
3-20
3-15
2
y-y:
(quar.)Bank of
(s-a).
Orleans Public Service
43A%
4JA%
3-30
4-
35c
Morrell
preferred
1
4-
$15c
(quar.)
Jersey Natural Gas,-com*
9
3-19
•
3-31
27 Ac
^___
3-15
3-15
3-
2
.4-
55c
>
..
(quar.)_______
preferred
(quar.)_
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
York State Electric to Gas—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_;
$4.50 preferred (guar.)
:_l
;;A
3-15
'
3-27
30c
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc. (resumed)—.
2
Water
4-
25c
4.36%
3-6
4- 2
$1.12(4
3-
2
$55c
-
Assn.
3-15
2
(Pittsburgh) :
New
3-12:
3-20
$1.17(4
3-15
r
44-
$1.50
7
New
'
Engineering Co.,
Moore Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
.3-15
V
3-15'
10c
3-30
4-16
3-30 *■'
65c
Newport
•
1
■
New
■
3-16
5-
$1.22,A / :
3-16
3-30
15c
:Ay:7 ■?'
Jersey Power & Light,
4.05%
preferred
fquar.)
3-16
4* 2
■
preferred
4%%
3-19
2
Na-
(quar.)
;
England. Telephone to Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Insurance (quar.)-.
6%:
.3-23
preferred
Moore
9
4-
l-A- ;
National
New
9'
4-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Morgan
-
'
;
3-30
3-30
27(/2c
$1.12(4
$1.18%
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Class
A
(quar.)
3-30
25C
.
Maple Leaf Mills, Ltd.,
5%%
Bank
-
$1.75
(quar.)
—
New
2< 20"
3-
4.50%
Montreal
Manufacturers-Hanover
21\
3-20'
4.70%
,
9
3-
•
(quar.)
15c
60c
(quar.)_
Equipment
3-14
2c
Merchants
New- Haven
$1.10
'
(quar.)_____
Mfg.
1
3-30
of
(guar.)
$1.13
(quar.)
4-
2C
E'ngland
NewlHaven Gas Co.
3-19
15c
Tile
Monarch
9
3-
4-2
2
3-30:
Boston
3-19
30c
Quarterly
■
3-
4-2
(quar.)
Electric
16 '
4- 2
25c
(quar.)
com.
Knitting, Ltd.
25c
"(quar?)™
Gas
1
,
6-15
England
Niagara
(quar.)
Monarch
•6-30
Power
New
3-26
1 v' 60c
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
$25c
class A
Ltd.,
3-14
$25c
3-14
32Ac
«.
New
4-10
'
25c
<;
Mohawk
Monarch
3-15
■
dividend)
Bank
Insurance
16 V
3-31
30o
6-15
12'AC
2
3-30
62 Ac
__j
16
-
.
;
B
3-15
4-
35c
of
Co., common
5,A%> preferred (quar.)
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
New England Electric
System
15
3-19
26c
•
(quar.)
1
6-12
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)j____
2
„
Trust
3-30'
3-19
4
31 'Ac
:
(stk.
National
&
3-19
.
4-4
4-
4-
(quar.)
New
'
__.
Corp.,
preferred
Extra
3- 2
Fire
4
4
4-2
;
Corp._i_.L_
i.
(Boston)
(quar.)__
5-
l'Ac
-
Union
9
4-
15c
.,
(quar.)
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.
Industries, common
preferred (quar.)
±
59 %c
From investment income
Manchester Gas, 7% preferred
Manischewitz (B.) Corp.
2
4- 2
•'/,
Quarterly
3-30
Inc.—
:
•
v
2
2y2c
(quar.)
Mohawk National Bank
3-30
r
55c
Industries Shares
investment income.
Transport Shares
Nevada
2/
56(Ac
preferred
4.20%
4-
-'
31%c
!
(Illinois)
Products
1
IOC
(quar.)
Canaaa, Ltd.
Neptune Gold Mining
■15"
3-31.
-
15C
preferred
,
From
-
15c
(quar.)_
Light Co.—
RR.,
Service
4.75%
3-16
3-16 >
5-
3-16
3-
3-12
(Little Rock)-
Terminal
Quarterly
•
2
Yards
■
<
!
10c
New
\
Co.-
preferred
Mohasco
3-30
1
(initial)—-
,___
Railroad
Pacific
Gas
4.90%
6-1
3-30
quar.)
preferred
R.)
-
25c
_i_
Paper
4- 2
3-30
'
4.50%
3-19:
3-30
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
& Co., 5% pfd. A
■
•
' 3-20
15c
20c
-
1'
•
4- 1!
4- 1".
-
-
1
4-*
1
$1.22 Vs
-
&
Molson's
~_
Funds,
T,
3-19
:
4-
;
$6c
Corp., Ltd.—
priority shares (quar.)
Conv. priority shares
(quar.)
Maine Public Service, common
(quar.)
(P.
Mobile
&
Conv.
General
2
$19c
—
X
4«»
50c
(quar.)
Aluminum
Missouri
3-15
4-25 >'
•
Mirro
Missouri
3-15
1
U%c
class
4- 1
Sl.ll'A
•
Mississippi Glass (quar.)_^,
____;
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.)4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel (quar.)
i__
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)__i_______!
4-16
6-22
65 %c
the
95c
■
•
City
3-16
2
4-
i-
25c >
rr'
Bank
&
3-15
8-1
4-
> $1.25
$1.12%
State Bank (Newark, N. J.)—.
cdmmoii' '(initial quae.)
New-
Neon
■
Ontario
preferred
3.50%
Quarterly
Managed
■
3-30
4n 2
■
$19c
(initial
Co.
Power
3-16
4-
20c
stocks)
&
&
5%
,
4-16
3-20
50c
(quar .),
1 •"
4-2
75c
Research
&
Shawmut
6
3-15
3-20
5-
$37 Ac
,
A (quar.)
B. (quar.)_
preferred
3-19
3-
?•> 4-13
$15c<
•
____.
Industries-
2nd
National
:
•16
96%c
(quar.)
common
Minnesota
1
4-
Co.,
Line Insurance
(s-a),____
Starch
,
6-7
3-22
30c
/
£
Corp.
(quar,)^
National Trust Co., Ltd. (quar.)
1
16
3-30
9
4-13 !
y:
35c
(s-a)______
2nd preferred
tional
•16
$1.10
new common
30c
,
Propane Corp.—
National
.
1
2
4-16-
'
-
common-—-
Minneapolis-Hqneywell Regulator—
3% conv. preferred-(quar.)
3-30'
5-15
5%
(quar.)
both
4-
8
17y2c
r-.
convertible
Minnesota
2-28
,4-14
$1.50
'
(quar.)
•
3-20*
50e-
preferred (quar.)—^.?.
Minerals & Chemicals Phllipp—
Increased
quarterly___^
y
Class B (increased quar.)_
*
3-2;
5-1
,
4(4 %
2-28
74-
"w 3%
dividend)
class A
3-26(*
<5%
:—
(quar.)_
3- 2
:
4-16
.
62 Ac
—
common
on
2
4-16
$60cv
Mailman
Mallory
v
3-20
3-15J
V. $250
.
(quar.)
class A
Industries
4.75%
3-15
4-10
$22%C7
(quar.)
common
payments
H.)
i
Ltd.—
Ltd.
(stock
2
4-
20%O
(quar.)
Vending,
(R.
3-15
1.
4-
$5:-
s-a)
Co.
MacLaren Power & Paper,
Class B (quar.)
Macoid
2
4*
Miller-Wohl
3-13
9
2
4-
.
55C
Trucks, common
(quar.)
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Class
■
$1.75.'
;
Mack
(Extra
3-13
3-13 '
4-
62%©
(quar.)
M.)
Lynch Corporation
Macke
1
1
4A 1
31 %c
Lucky Stores. Inc.. pfd.
Ludlow
Miles Laboratories,
Mill 1 Factors
4-
;.
250
pfd. (quar.)
3-15
AA
Class- BB
National Stock
•
•
3-13
1
4-
.
30c
(quar.)
Power
9
13'
-
4-
$1.28 %
quar.)
>:9'y-
8
Utilities--(quar.
• 26y2C '
4-- 2\
*3
Mid-States Steel & Wire-(quar.)
-23
-50c
Mid-West Abrasive Cm (increased)
17'Ac
4-2
.3 -15'
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,
5
com.
(quar.)__
•
• 25c
-4-1
: 3
4y2%'preferred (quar.)
5
56y4c
■
4-1
3
Midwest Securities Investment, Inc. (Ohio)-—
k
Quarterly
U_--_'■
50c3-3l
• 3-15
Midwestern Financial Corp. (stock dividend) '
50%
>
4-16
4- 2
4-1
$1.06%
quar.)—.:
(initial
Lawrence
Common
Lownev
3-12
Co.—
N.ew common
5% preferred
Lower
3-30 1
$1.08%
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Los Angeles Athletic Club
(quar.)
Los Angeles Investment Co.
(increased-quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric-—
,
3-311
50c
preferred H
Long Island Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Longhorn Portland Cement
Coal
3-19
$1.25v
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Lorillard
3-9
3-31'
25c >
preferred E & F
30 A
4-
250
9
4-
4-9
*6-15
:
75 c.
7
-
Co.
2
3"
4-16
17 %e
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-
Chemical
4- ,2
2:
4-16 f
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Corp.,; com.
National
-
4-2
Clase
National. Securities
>
•
85c
;
pfd. B (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Lorain
3-31
17 Ac
(initial)
com.
(quar.)
4.35%
3-14
.
Service
National-Standard
97'Ac
Middle South
4-
:
40c*
(increased,
(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
3-9
,
1
Y.)—
preferred
414 %
5%
—
Long Island Lighting, 5%
5(4 %
3-9
4-14
140c
(quar.)
4'A %
3-30.1
<
B
Lock Joint Pipe (quar.)
Locke Steel Chain Co., new
London Life Insurance
Lone
(quar.)
v'-
..
i
3-20
$1.50.
4-10
35c'J!3-23,
-
5%
-
5*
4-13
National
$1.08%
Mickelberry's Fdod Products (quar.)
Middle States Telephone Co. of'Illinois—
Common
(quar.) „■
5-15
75c
(quar.)
$1.04 preferred (quar.)
National Screw & Mfg.
5-15
lc
preferred
B
5%
1
->'•
ClasS B __1
Michigan*Gas to Electric Co.;
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
25o-
$1.50.
common
5-23
62y2c
------
3-15
3-15
16c
v?
(quar.)_
4-25
40c
87(4#
3-31
4-10
.
National
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.45,%- preferred (quar.)——
Miamt Industries, class A
1
(quar.)
~
common
' 4- 2
■
income-
(N. Y.)
6-1
45c
3.90%
3-16
4-16
:•
4%
$1.75
25c
to
3-30<1
17'Ac
;
(quar.)
Telephone
3-15
1
Co.
j;
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia .(stock div.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)..
Life
3-15
4-
-..yy
....
National
4-1.
31 %o
Machine
Co.,
Linen
National
4-23
20c
3-
:
3-16
.5-1
3-31
4-16
4-10
.
..
Oil Corp.
National. Presto.
3-15
8y3c
(increased)
3-
:
h
3-23
(St. Louis)
4-2-
$0,359%
.-
2
Lines
-
3-29
4-2
4-16
8c
Welding Machine Co.
.y/fxx-. i5c
(Hartford) (quar .:)
40c;
&
National Old
3-15
4- 2
3-15
3-12
2c
V
(s-a)
Co.,
preferred
5%
4-2
8MJC
.$1.43%.
.
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Liberty National Life Insurance
(Birmingham. Ala.)
Liberty Real Estate Trust
.
6%
3-12
25c
Hess
Lead
National
3-19
4-2
3-16
3-31
2c. ;
._.
3-16
45c
>
(quar.)
National
3-15
5-1
4-2
3-28-•
'
10c
...
•
—.
9
*
25c
3-22
37'Ac
National Grocers, Ltd., common
(quar.)__.
$1.50 prior preferred (quar.)__
^
National Gypsum, common
•
3-16
3-16
3-15
'
3-22
1
10c "
'
.
Auburn,
Electric
National Gas
3-16
1
3-21
1
4-
40c
National Fire: Insurance
3-16
•
4-18
4-
,:750c
"
Register (quar.)
Community Bank of
(quau.i—
N. .J.-
National
-
•
(quar.)--—.—
Merchants National Eank & Trust (Syracuse,
N. Y.) (quar.)
Merck & Company, common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Meredith Publishing
(quar.)
:
1
Mergenthaler Linotype (quar.)_
Meridian Electronics (stock dividend)
3-21
3-23
Motor
"
3-19
(quar.)
Development Asso.r Inc.
7
(quar,)
Cash
■
3-16
4-
8y3c
3-10
4-
4-9
3-20
.
:
75c
investment
of
Biscuit
National
J
3-21
•
3-
-
-
1
——
——
Monthly
Monthly
4* 1
20c
3- 9
4-
,
from
National
-
3-31
—
3*20"
(quar.)_,
2%
25c
w
National
3-15
3-22
—-i.
Monthly
13- 6
>■;
35c
Liberty Loan Corp., common
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Common
2
lOc
....
3-16
National Bellas
15c
Cement
Mensh Investment to
3-15
(Richmond)-—
C
(quar.)..
B (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (S. C.)
Quarterly
3-16
3-29
3- 5
.
1
3-31
3-15
:
9
,
3-12
3-31
10c
(quar.)
$$1'
preferred
6-
35c
:
Quarterly
3-30
12'Ac
3-
-
3-12
6-20
•
12 Ac
National Bank
$1.37'/a
—-—•••
-
3-31
...
3-
3-20-
-
25C
(quar.)
National Bank of Auburn. (N,Y.)~
New common (initial
quar.)_NationaL Bank to Trust
(Norwich, N.
Common
2-28
,
_—
$35o
preferred
Wayne)
9
4%
5% %
(quar.)
$5.50 -preferred (quar.)
Trucking (quar.)
McQuay, Inc. (quar.)
$500
(quar.)
3-20
3-26
2%
1
$3.50
Nation-wide Securities*—
50c
—
(quar.)
i2y2o:
class A
Common
McLean
McQuay-Norris Mfg.
........—
4-16
:
.
Nashville Breeko Block (s-a
Nation-Wide Check, (quar,)
;
(N. Y.)
9
(annual)..
2-26
dividend____
>
'
-
25c
—
Publishing Co.
3-
dividend
Lincoln
2
(quar.)
Machine-
3-31
$$l:
Levines's, Inc. (quar,)
Lexington Water-—
>
2
3-
Products
Products,
Lincoln
4-16
3-31
(quar.)
Leonard Refineries Inc., stock dividendLestoil
McKay
300'
"
—————
$62%0
Corp.
Fink
-i.
-
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
3-9
.w.;
Leath to Company (quar.lLee Way Motor- Freight..
44-
4-15 ;
.
3-31
7
i., Stock
Extras
3-23
100!
—.
3-19
(quar.)_
Corp..
Extra A_.
3-12
.
3-16
115c
(quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)—
to Jones, Ltd., class A
&
3-30
115c
—»
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
Lehn
12-17
59%C
...
_
Lehman
12-31
15c
A pfd. (quar.)-.
(quar.).....
...»
class A (quar.)—
div.)
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Narrow Fabric (quar.)
3-12
—.
McGraw-Hill
Finance, Ltd.,
Class
B
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred • (quar.)
Class
9-14
20c
series
Laurentide
$1.40
6-15
9-28
'
Sessions—
Lang & Company
Lawson
3-16
6-29
25c
(quar.)—*
(stock
Mutual. Investment Co. of America
"Mutual System, Inc.—
Common (increased-quar.)
3-29
——-
3-15
25c
7
Corp.
$2
25C
—...—
(quar,)..
of Delaware
Larnson
4* 2'
..
25c
...
(quar.)—
Lamson
/
;
(incr. quar.))
A
(quar.)—
3-15
3-15
3-30
$350
(quar.)
A
Class
v
class
(Alfred), Inc.,
.Class" A
3-31:
:
—
.
.■
9
3-31:
27C
31V4C
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Lamar Lite Insurance (Jackson,
Products
preferred (s-a)——
Murphy
3-15
.
2-20
$11 %C
(quur.)
com*
(quar.)_
common (quar.)
Metal
Mills, Inc., common
A Stock
:3-15
3-16
2-28
' 3-28
•
quarterly-from Investment in»«.
paid on stock prior to the recently
two-for-one split
,
y;7c;r v 3-26
Mastic Corp.
—
c 5c
3-26
Maui Electric Co., Ltd
1
New common (initial quar.).-.»—23d '4-9
Maust Coal to Coke, common (initial)—.
liy»©'
4- 1Class B (Initial);
.005625 4- 1
$6 : preferred iquar.)>—$$1,50"
4- 2
May Department Stores
3% % preferred (quar.)
933Ac
4-30
Mays (J. W.) Inc. (quar.)
y:
20C
4- 2
McCrory Corp., common
^
2003-30"
3(4% preferred (quar.)—
—87(4c
3-30
4*/a% preferred (quar.)
$1.12 y2 •
3-30.
5(4% preferred (quarj^.^_—$1.37(4
3-30
6%
preferred (quar.)
"
$1.50
3-30
McDermott
(J. Ray)
$5 Co." (quar.)
15c
3-30
3-12
10%
Ltd.
5-11
35c
HMurphy Finance Co., common
6% prior preferred (quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
■
—_
Laclede Gas Co.,
7%
5-11
5-31
22'Ac
Clemens
Mueller Brass
"
come
4-16
5-1
12 %c
—
dividend)—*.
•
Increased
3-15
4-2
f
$1.75
Kromex
10c
2%
••::
3-12
5-31
Telegraph—
Quarterly
Mount
2-28
3-29
6c
A
;Mount Vernon
4- 2
3-20
4- 3 v. 3-30
4- 2 y
3-16
3-26
3-16
3-26
3-16
---
———.
voted
Company—
1st preferred
'
,
3-20
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)
Mountain
States Telephone
&
4- 2
4- 2 £:
Payable of Rec.
8c
ic
Co.
Extra
3-20
5-14
30c
Masonite Corp.
(quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
Kroger
Kysor
Field
4- 2
12c
(quar.)
Mattel, Inc., new common (initial)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilders -& Dry Dock—
iCommony (quar.)
—-—.4Va%' preferred (quar.)-——————
9
14C
—
i'}
9
>14C
preferred (quar.)
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly).
Class
B
(monthly)
quar,)--—
pfd. (quar.)
6%
3-28
;.
i 30c.
(increased
—
$1
4%
Class
3-
2
4-
50c
(quar.)
common
Son
3-16
> 3-20
3-15
3-26
>
25c;
4Vt % preferred (quar.)
—-—
Marshall-,Wells,; 6% preferred (quar.)
Martin»Marietta, common (quar.)—-——-
1
6-15
8%C<
-—
-
&
Diablo
25c 1
3%
U-—-L-
dividend
Marshall
Y.)—-
•
___.
(quar.)—__
common
Corp.
Mount
4- 2
•
25c
—!
;
3-24
.
$1.05
(quar.)
Y.
(quar.)—
Supermarkets
Stock
N.
25c
:—;
quar.)__
(Calif.)
Motor
4-25
<
(B.
Holders
When
Share
C.) Fund-Insurance, series
Finance Corp., 5%-preferred (.quar.)
'
*
8%c
Quarterly
Marsh
3-16
2
(M.)
1:
Western,
Marquette Cement Mfg.,
3-16
4-
of
dividend
preferred
Marsh
4-26
;
Stock
$1
Co.
(quar.)
(increased
Marlin-RocKwell
2
3-
25C
-
—
Inc.
1
3%
12 Ac
—__l
(quar.)—_
Biologicals,
3-19
1
4-
,
Corp,
4-30
10%
(:
—
\
Morton
3-31
$1.50
dividend)
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
3-16
4-13
20c
(quar.)-
(stock
2-28
3-
2
2%
dividend-.-.
Stock
Kirsch
Inc..
(quar.)
Holders'
Payable
Share
common
Midland
Marine
3-29
30c
dividend"
Kingsport
>";4-"6:
3-22
4-
4 Ac
participating preferred (quar.)__.
Keyes Fibre, 4.80%
1st preferred (quar.)—
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(quar.)
—
7Stock
4-13
Margo's,
>"•■■■
6%
~
9
Corp.,
preferred
6%
3-15
20c
(quar.)—
Inc.
3-
3-30
120c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Industries,
Oil
Kerr-McGee
Kerr
(quar.)
Stone,
3-30
25c
"•-—--
3%
10c
■
Kentucky
of Company
Maremont
.Stock' dividend
;
Name
Payable of Rec.
■
Kent-Moore
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
1
2-27
1
4-
1
4-
$1.45
$1.43%
*
4-
$1.40
■_
3-23
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
,3-16
3-16
Volume
195
Number
6143
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
}
Name of Company
northern
-
tlOc
preferred
$4.08
preferred
$3.60
-
«"■
preferred
States
Common
-v
$3.60
$4.10
*
4-14
3-30
5%
4-14
3-30
$2.50
$1.02
4-14
3-30
Porter
4-14
3-30
Portland
General
Electric
\
(quar.)_______
uvnnneapous;—
;7_
(quar-.)_;._
2,
•
■
5'/4%
preferred
j
*
Northwestern
4-
427 Vie
4-
2
V
""Common
'•< 'Class
.
B
4-
Pratt
<
Corp.,
2nd
6- 1i
Providence
Flour
Mills" Ltd.
Co.
Brass
40 c
4-2 / 3- 2
3-21-3-/ 8?:
40c
(quar.)__
•
3-30
3- 2
(quar.)
4- 2
7 3-15
2
3-15
.
Ohio
Edison-Co., -common (quar.)_.
t-4,44% preferred (quar.).
,_
.$1.11 V
preferred '(quar.
3.90% preferred (quar.).
Ghia Water Service 4 duar,.)^_rf*_^i_t»—
5-15.
-
America
Old
X""":
20%
—
(quar.)
$25C
5-15
,$$1.75
5-15
Orange County Telephone—
Class A (increased quar.)—
:
J? Extra
i
Orange
4.75%
4%
Utilities
Rockland
&
series
series
B
D
preferred
preferred
Oregon
Portland
Osborn
(quar.)
Oxford Paper
Pacific
Airmotive
Pacific
Atlantic
20c
Pacific
Canadian
f
«:
Intermountain
Express
6%
America
$1.18%
Peabody
—
Coal,
Peninsular
Insurance.
,y;
25c
py.
Peninsular Metal Products
3- Q
3-16
-
'6%
.3-16
2'
(quar.)_.
:
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)15C
Glass Sand .Corp, .(quar J
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)__
3
2
:i
6-15
^
15c
6-
r-
:33c
Real
1
4
.-4-, 1
'
A.
4.50 % preferred (quar.)
v
4.40%. preferred
(quar.)__
,v" 3.35%
vpreferred (quar.)
*:
V. 4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.60%VM«—/!
—
!
Pennsylvania Pump & Compress (quar.)
3-
9
2
4-
2
; 4-
2
4-
2
:■■■
25c
4;
&
Coke
(quar.).
Pepsi-Cola
(quar.)
Preferred /(initial)
Personat lndustrial Bankers
$1
1"
preferred
'
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B
Petrolane Gas
•*
Pettibone
Pfizer
Service
Mulliken
>
(Md.)-
:
Philadelphia National Bank
Philadelphia Sc Trenton RR.
•.Philip Morris, Inc., common
.
.
3.90%
4%
preferred
gains)1
preferred
Common
:
Phoenix
;
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-
.
97 yac".
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(quar.).
1
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4-
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6-
37'Ac
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(quar.)__
preferred
.-
Lake
Erie
RR.
.Pittsburgh National Bank
Pittsburgh
^Pittsburgh
Forgings
Plate
4-
15c
3-22
3-24
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Corp.
>
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3-21
2
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3-
5
3-20
2-23
$20c"
_____
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less
*
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3-20
4-23
3-12
(quar.)
4- 2
7- 2
3- 5
6- 4
3-31
3-19
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3-30
$15c
4-
3-lf
1
.' 3-14
3- 9
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3-30
3-20
4-24
24c
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7-"25
4- 2
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'45c
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25c
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>
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f
,
3- 5
4-11
4-11
•
4-20
•
Russell
Industries,
3-16
3-30
Jersey
;
>4- 2
/ '5- 1
3-15
:
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3-20
4-13
2-18
3- 6
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2
8c
4-25
4-11
720c
4-
2
3-21
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'
4- 2
50c
4-2
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St.
'
>
Joseph Light & Power,
5%
preferred A (quar.)
St.
Lawrence
3-20
3-31
2-28
$1
5%
2
St.
Louis
National
4-10
St.
Louis
Public Service,
-
>2-28
40c
3-23
$25c
$$1.25
<
(quar.)
9
3-9
$30c
3-28
3.;23
75c
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3-
>
1
3- 2
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2
3-15
5-
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4-2
4-25
4-
3-26
3-16
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4-
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2-28
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(quar.)
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4-
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6
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4-17
$70c
3-30
1
3-15
3-31
3- 2
31%c
3-31
38%c
3-31
17'Ac
3-23
$1.37
4-
3-
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3-
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3-28
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4-
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4-
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3-30
50c
Sugar,
3-30
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3-16
4-16
4-4
3-12
1
:
3-9
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$1.12%
40c
3-30
3-12
23c
(quar.)
3-30
50c
common
(quar.)
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::
2
7c
4-
3-20
(quar.)
1
3-31
21 %C
2-20
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27c
3-31
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(initial)
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5
1 :
5-14
Ltd.*
$62 %C
5-15
$$1.50
4-16
$20c
3-28
3-14
25c
3-31
3ft. 8
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
*
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
3-20
$1.12'A
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
■""/".
45c
preferred
Pacific
4-19
$1.25
Indiana Gas & Electric—
4.80%
,
•77 3-:
3-20
$1.20
l
1
4-13
3-19
•" 2-26
5-
30c
(quar.).
Southern
5%
Railway—
preferred fquar.)
5%
•
preferred
(M & O
stock
'
'25c
trust)
<s-a)
6-15
25c
(quar.)
9-14
$2
Southwestern Electric Power, 5% pfd. ((
4.65% -i preferred (quar.)
r.)
"
"5-15
8-15
4-i 2
$1.25
4-
2
$1.16 y4
4-
$1.07
4-
2
$1.10
5-
3-15
2
1
V
3-16
"
3-16
3-16
'
4.28% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern
Life
Southwestern
Public
3.70%
/
Insurance
preferred
;
4.40%
4.40%
4.60%
(quar.)..
preferred
5%
25c
4-19
4-10
92%C
5ft
1
3-
-
9
4-20
97%0
1
5-
1
4-20
$1.10
5-
1
4-20
27'Ac
preferred $100 par (quar.)
preferred $25 par (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5-
$1.03%
5-
1
4-20
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.15
.
5-
1
27%C
5-
5-
1
4-20
"
1
31%C
4.36%
i
.
Service
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.90% > preferred
4.15%
4-20
4-20
*
4-20
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
:< $i:oey4
5-
1
4-20
4.75%
.preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
5.625%
preferred
Sovereign
net
,2-28
1
3-20
$1.25
Stockyards___
class A
4-1
4-
10c
(quar.)
9
3-
2
$15c
(quar.)
Common
2-15
40c
(quar.)_
3-
2
4T
,
Canada Power Co
Southern
3-16
$1.07'/2
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred A
(quar.)_
Rico
common
Southern
9
3-30
(quar.)
common
2
4-
1961
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
3-12
3-
;3- o
15c
(quar.)__.
Mfg.
31,
$4.50 preferred
3-15
$15c
—_
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)___:__
4-10
4-
:/■;
3-12
1
(quar.)__
'
3-21
$3212c
2
12'Ac
:
Southam Company, Ltd.
Gas & Water,
4-10
20c
3-
$$1.75
quar.)
Southern
3-26
4-30
2
3-15
•■.;.
California Water Co.—
Common
3-15
/"-3-15
*.7'/2c
3-
2
3-21
3-23
preferred (initial-quar.
preferred (quar.)..
Southern
'
2
»
California Edison—
4.32%
6%
2
5-
original
New
" 3-12 o1/
$25c
(quar)
preferred
44-
35c
27'Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Gas
Oil
Puerto
Southern
4-12
3-31
,5-
$1.41'A
4.30%
://.:■
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water
4ya % preferred (quar.).
New
-
3-16
4- 2
—
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
•
$20c
——
Ltd.
A
South
3-15
27'/2c
,
3-2
(quar.)
preferred
South
4-20
1
3-30
10c
(quar.)—
3-
4-
(increased-quar.)
South
.3-16
25c
.
:
(quar.)—____
Ruppert*1 Jacob) 4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Russ Togs, Inc.. class A (quar.)
3-20
16%
Dec.
'
1
5-
3-30
10c
:
Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5'A% pfd.
3-30
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.h..
4.60%
3-21
;
5-
3-31
10c
^__
3-19
preferred
/■'1 5 ya %
:
40c
.
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
4-11
South Carolina Insurance (quar.).
South Georgia Natural Gas Co.
*: Stock dividend
72-26.,-.
:
20c
:
H.)
;i 37 y2c
;
preferred
L 4.50%
3- 9
3-13
;
"<"4-3
5c
preferred (quar.)—
Broadcasting, Inc. (quar.)
(William
3-24
3^15
-
class
(initial)
(initial
3- 9
3-19
3-15
3-12
.
3-24
2
3
25%)
Telephone
3-30
4- 2
4-12
4- 1
5- 1
5- 1
2
4-
$56y4c
Carolina Electric & Gas—
" Common (Increased)
8%
4-
4-
40C
Public
25c
(quar.)——
i2yac
$15c ";
Southeastern
40c
;
Co.
,v
3-15
.
22%c
(quar.)
Southeastern
2c
-
3-16
1
'
Southern
3-26
;
(quar.)—
;
of
Ltd.,
3-20
12V2C
59%c
$1.12 V*
-
Controls
tax
3-20
12 yac
27yac
—
1
4-
$50c
ended
2-14
<
_
—
(quar!)J
year
3-26
10c
>
1
•
(quar.)
(Berlin)
3-30
:15c
7
*
.r.
4-
$1.31 y4
Ltd.
4-20
10c
—
3-16
12'Ac
"
1
(quar.)
Mfg.
South
:>■:
4-
10c
South
r<
8
3-16
3-16
12'Ac
:
Paper Co., common (quar.).
5 'A %
preferred (quar.)__
Boss
3-
:■
3-30
3-30
25c
75c
'
_—
2
Z
20c
(quar.)„1
-
4-
2%
15c
.
Sorg
,7 3* 9
.4- 2
25c
.
—
12 'Ac
Industries, Ltd., $2.80 pfd. (quar.)
Corp., common "(quar.)
preferred A (quar.).
>£• $1.55
4- 2
7- 2 '
22%c
—
Z
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
$1.25
/ 3-14
4-1
/" 4- 2
' 3-30
Class
5%
■
3-16
Sonotone
4c
—
2
Somerville
5
, :6c
;i
4-
(Howard) Paper Mills, $2 pfd. (quar.)
Smith's Transfer Corp. of Staunton
(Va.)—
3-31
87%c
87yac'
-
35c
12'Ac
Dairies
common
30c
^(quar.l
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co., Ltd., $2.12 pfd.
Steel Industries, Ltd.—
4-
90c
:
2
2-23
(quar.)
for
B
' 25c
(incri quar.)
2
2
Smith
3-20
4-
.4-
4-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(N.)
New
3-12
J
4-13
(quar.)
A
German
Class
Slater
3-30
4-13
(quar.)
Halske
Skil Corp.
3-15
/: 3-22
'35c
'-ii?';..::'-
Gas
Breweries.
Slater
3-22
4-10
2%
(quar.)
Sllverwood
3-16
'■
$$1,56
Ruberoid Company
•
4-
1
4-
7y2c
(Dallas)
3-30
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-16
15C
1
4-
—
—
5.65%
9
38c
"4-
$25c
B
(Payment
.
9
3
'
3-16
3-15
4-
.
(quar.)__
/Placer Development, Ltd.
/ i'. Plasiicrete
(quar.)
3-16
4-
1
R<>.
Corp.
Assn.
Siemens
3-22
•
•.;»••V.v.v;:
Cp., Ltd. (quar.)__—_„
Telephone, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
3-9
-
•
Cotton
Rorer
4
4<•.
3-22
—
(H.-W.)
(s-a)
Products Corp.
Rollins
2
= $1.75
$1.50
4-20
" 4-20
4- 1
$37 Vic
—
Company
(quar.)
.Riverside Trust (Hartford)'(quar.)
.Roadway Express, common
;
_:
•<
"3-13
5-
;
Ritter
4%
(quar.)____
(quar.)_ir_
Glass
Corp.
Western
St.' Clair
Pittsburgh
Sicks'
(quar.):
(quar.)
Safeway Stores, common
.
3-30
Class
!:'•/
3-22
*: 4-10
$1.25
*
'
4-10
3-22
68 %c
(quar.)
common
V"
3-20 :
>
4-10
'
/:
$1.25
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
4-16
——
Stoker. Corp.
3-15
.■""$1.75
(quar.)
9
Corp.
»
$1.56 y4
preferred B (quar.)
5%
(Wise.)
Metal
5%
3-16
-
1
"$1.50
-
3-
3-20
25c
Shell Oil Corp.
3-9
4-10
"
4-14
75c ■•;/
2
$20c
common
Corp. (quar ).
Supply California)
Rowe
4-15
;
4-
3-16
! 3-15
'
2nd
&
-':
3-16
4-11
;
Shelby Salesbook Co.
3-30
Robinson Little «Sc
4-16
3-31
$1
/
'*4- 2
" 3-X9
3-16
$1.37'A
,__
3-< 9
3-16 ?
3-27
3-31
$1.18%
(Los Angeles)
(stock dividend)
&
preferred
" 4-16
(quar.)j:___—
_
5-
>
2-28
.
$2
Rochester
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7%
^
t.
3-23
" 4- 2
27c
—
Steel
Robinson
4-16
5- 1
*
4'/2%
/
'4-2
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Steel
:
2
/4- 2
10c
Shattuck
(Frank G.) Co. (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power—
4%
4"-
40c
17'Ac
Shamrock
3-16
; 3-30
15c
■
:.; 5-18
7'Ac
$5.25
(Jonn)
Sharon
6-1
.
Special
.
5 3-15
3-19
3-30
!%
•
/ 3-15
3-31
'
V
3-30
2
30c
Ltd
/(quar.)
A
Roberts
Lumber
Robertshaw-Fulton
2-28
1
25c
Company (quar.)_
Plastics (quar.)
Pittsburgh Fairfax' Corp.
.
1
3-30
-A
3-
4- 2
13-31
-
Pillsbui-y
'.
3-
'3-13
6%
Pioneer
f
.
3-28
5-
2-23
3-31
5c
America,
Riley
7 ^2-28
2
;
(Hartford)
of
Rieke
3-2
3-30
_3-28
$1
;
preferred Mquar.)a
(quar.)
Insurance
3-30
4-
3-30
12 Vic
•
preferred—
Rickel
6
3-10
(quar.)
convertible
$4 preferred
3-
,2-26
$2.50":;: 4-10
>: 90c
4-16
Philippine Long Distance
$5.50
4-20
-
3-23
:
3-20
Inc.,
Leather
Sexton
4-20 '
(quar.)
(Philadelphia)
America,
convertible
Shawmut
Richmond, Fredericksburg. & Potomac RR.—'
>
Quarterly
:
•':■ v: $1
Rich's, Inc./-common (increased)—
_/';27'/2c
3%% preferred (quar:)!__>__________
93%c
4-20
.3-20
60c
2
$27 V2C
& Machinery, Inc.
Rice Ranch'.-Oil' Co.-
.
3-12
;
>3-28
,
50c
Servel,
3-20
1
*
Insur.
Inc.
of
oorp.
Seton
1
Rhodes
■',
'
•/* 50c
:
dividend)
1
-
10%
(quar.)
(stock
>
<4-
^
3-12
4-
■
10c
.
"
(quar.).
9
Reynolds (R. J). Tobacco, 3.60% pfd. (quar.) .;■>•• 5 90c
Reynolds & Reynolds Co., class A (quar.)
' ••./:."< 15c
Class B——
'Ac
•
f" 3-20
1
30c
____
.
1
3-
$55c
Electric ■& Engineering Co.
'
.
(qtiar,)
quar.)
33-
3-23
—
Mines,'Ltd.'
(Canada), common
(quar.)
B
4s/2%
3-20
V
3-30
;i >
25c
"(
3-31
3-31
50c
$1.75
K45c
/ 25c
10c
Seias
55c
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)_:
3-20
15c V
Phillips Screw
(stock dividend)
Phillips-Van "Heusen Corp.—
-
3-30
i2yac
""
1
Title
Bros.,
4-10
2
5-
'
(quar.)
Seismograph Service
75c
7/: 4.75%
3-20
;
.
> 4-30
!■ v;
Stock dividend
;
:
3-30
*10c
—1
(3c front inc. and 7c from capital
Philadelphia. Life Insurance (annual
,
4-13
4-30
(quar.')_
1
,
1
Security
»
4-30
z
4-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
Seagrave Corp., common (stock dividend)
5'/2% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
1
3-;
1
cents
—___
Rexach Construction Co.
Revlon Inc. (quar.)_^——i
4-13
22yac
Philadelphia Electric Co.. (quar.)__
^Philadelphia Fund— •''/>/ ■://
33-
preferred
Resistoflex
4-3
3-30
.■■
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
<S5
3-31
(quar.)
Republic Insurance
.3-14
4-30
,
'
f.
Second National Bank
3-31
(s-a)
Properties Corp.; class'A
A (Increased-quar.) 1
Corp. (quar.)—
r
Republic
Republic
3-16
4-30 7
3c
25c
$i.i2ya
1
■
3-14
7
2/
4-30
r.
4-
::
;3-19
1
25c
3-15
i
3-31
,
5-15
d3-31,"
.
.....
(initial-quar.)
(Charles;
>4-13
/ $1.75
Inc.
.
2-27
4-
2
3-31
•; 3-23
4-
'
Sears Roebuck & Co.
$1.02
$1.04Vz
$1.07y2
-
—
.
25c >
(quar.)i_
Peterson Howell 6?
Heather,
: New
class A (initial-quar.)
class
3-23
.
,4-
4-15
10c
(initial)
3-15
2
80
2%c
preferred
s.
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Class
7 5-15
•
=
35c
.
K. 4 V*2 % preferred .Jquar.
New
1
> -5c
i7yac
•,
(quar.)1_7__
::■•■•"■
1
62Vic
(qruar,)__*_-__.
(quar.)"
preferred
7 %•
preferred,, ^(quar.
Jpef Milk" Co.,, common,
■.... ■,. ■
,
3- 9
6-
J.35C-:.!
,
.
.V
(10
Quarterly •__
1^.
i
Republic Aviation, < new -commoiv (initial)-Republic Corp:, $1 preferred (quar.)
Republic Foil Inc.
(quar.)
;
3- 9
;
7 3-19
^$1.50
United Bottlers <;quar.)_
Cement Co., common (quar.).
Permanente
/ /. $1,40
.;
Eastern^Ry.^rf-_L^-r~.i.-.
Pepsi-Cola Co,
•
6-
50C
37Vic
-
.
&
1st
Reliance
■3-9
2
^
.
?•
9
5C
,
peoples Gas Light
«
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Reitman's
9
3-
,
-5C--v
,
t-
Peoria
7 3-
<•/
V
Voting common.,!.(reduced)
.
Non-voting : (reduced );..i,
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)_
>'•.
:
'/ 3- 9
3-19
.
7;.:....
_
4-
.
.
Fibre—r.
.
J., $1.15
i 50c
-i-V
^Penobscot Chemical
83%c
f
—
.
$1.10
>
-
>r;i- Extra
.
Reeves-Macdonald
73-9
4-
'$1.12Vi
•
___
4-
17 cents from
Class
Reece
■
v
1
f.
s.
$6.25
,<
Z 10c
•
.
3-15
.
2
2
4-13
•..•
30c
V
dividend)
Seaboard Finance Corp., common
$4.75 s. f. preferred
(quar.)
15c
30c class A
,
•
9-18
;. 25c
,
Electronic
3-15
Rayette, - Inc.'
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling—
'
•
Quarterly.
Pennsylvania
8-
■4 4-
4—16
.
3-20
Associates
Seaboard
2
3-
•
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan
3-16
V ^ 8-13
,'.v, /
Seaboard
3-15
10c
(Boston)
—
stock split)
reverse
3-28
3-30
4-
*
3-22
4-
3- 1
(quar.)
$3.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
Ramo, Inc... new common (initial)
Rapid-American Corp. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
'3-15
3-20
>
•:-;M4C' ■/, 4-
-
(One-forrfive
$1.20
$3.50
..
Common
•
•
16c
37 Vic
3-19 J
i/"- 37'Ac
Air
" 3-30
35c
(s-a)
Candy Co
Mining Corp.,
Mining
Radio
■
;;■
12 Vic
-
4-16
r"10c "
3-15
3-10
Common
3-12
4-1
2
(extra)
;
Preferred
3-19
3-30
v$l
quar.)
Quincy
3-30
2
4-
A
(quar.).
Line RR. (quar.)
Seaboard Allied Milling
Corp. (Del.)
Seaboard
4-
30c
Common .(quar.)
$4.50 preferred A
>
2
4-15
(monthly)
2
4-
4-
Anne
Racine Hydraulics
8
4-13
.-
25c
,
fe 3-
3-30
$1,50
$22 Vic
3-15<^
».*•.
2
(initial)
common
A,
preferred
preferred
Quemont
3-15
;. ■,;.,vi
(incr.-quar.)
(Jacksonville)
common
Life
Fund
Telephone,
5%%"'
5%
3- 8
3-30
class
'Monthly
3^20
3-30
30c
V
•
4-
Y.)
;' Monthly "*
"3-16
4-10 •:7 "3-22
3-12
4-
4-15
20c ''
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney—
3-31
(quar.)—
preferred
Queen
3-20
4-16
'
15c
Co.
3-10
3-30
$1.31 y4
(N.
4- 2
$1.32
—-
preferred
5%
j
3-20
4-16
.22c.
i"
Sulphur (quar.)
Panhandle-Eastern Pipe Line,
,» 4%> preferred (quar.
ParkerrHannifin ;Corp,^ com,. (Initial
Parker. Pust: Proof l quar.)
Parmelee, Transportation (quar,)
4-16
'
Trust
(stock
Fetzer
..,3-2
4-15
(quar.)
3-15
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
dividend
Quebec
3-15
3-20
$1.18%
&
-
Quaker Oaos, common (quar.)—
.
3-12
i 3-20
.
(George)
Stock
3-19
$1.12 y2
Aviation
3-15
common
from investment income and
3-12
4-16
(Walter J.)
Scott
$1.26'A
i* 3-. 9
» 4-16
Schneider
&
2-2
1
1
$1.09
(quar.)__
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.).
Schlitz (Joseph) Brewing Co.
(Wise.) (quar.)
Scott
55c
—
5-15
v
1 .7.
Products
Bank
2
4-1
(quar.)
com.
1
$1.10
Tubular
1
4-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Scarsdale
3-20
4-9
'
1
$1.16%
$1.06
$1
——
6-
$1.09
Lighting,.: $4.36 preferred (quar.),
; preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)_
u > $4.75
preferred
(quar.)—.—_
$4.75 convertible
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone (quar.)
Pacific Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, com. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)_
page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.).
preferred A
preferred B
3-16
'■
3-29
Quaker City Life Insurance Co. (Phlla.)
.> $4.40
Pan
pfd.
Putnam
ti
5-
10c
15c,.r •' 3-22
,31 Vic \i 3-30
37%C
3-30
u,
/;; 3-
1
3-30
3-22
r,
3-30
(quar.)
Co.
4-
$62c
Corp.,
common
preferred (quar.)
3-15
Pacific
'
div.
3-19
;!■•."
:•
..
,-3-15
5c
(quar.)
3-30
,43c
''3-12
2
,'3-23
'
5-10
$5
—_
3-19
3-6
'
*
"
4-10
5c
common
'
——.—.
1
,
2nd preferred
Pacific
$$2
4-
5-10.,
..
.
—
4-27
•
Coast
Cow 5% >pfd. (quar.K
A (quar.)
Pacific Indemnity Co. (quar.)__.
6%
I.)
Telephone (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)__
3-23
5%
Investment, Ltd.
Pacific Cement & Aggregates (quar.)_______
<
(R.
4-16
dividend),
1
6- 1
4- 2
14c
(quar.)—
1
3-30
25c
(stock
r
4.36%
5'A%
Seeman
Corp., Ltd., new com.
Purity Stores, Inc. (quar.)
<$1,4-1
(quar.)—
6' ;
.
30c
1%
undistributed profits realized in 1961)
Pyle National Co., common (quar.)_
8% preferred (quar.)——————_
35C
nfd.
tc
25c
& Gas,
1-
r
3-20
15c
Oklahoma—
1-
___
4-16
Inc.—
1- 2
$1
"
—
3-20
—
Puerto Rico
2-28
$1.18
_—
A
4-16
17yac
i
Insurance
Purex
(quar.)
Glass,-4%
(quar.)
5.28%
•
Mfg," (quar.
Owens-Illinois
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.40
2-28
3-20
•;
Savannah Electric & Power,
Sawhill
"
1
4-
$1.10
18% c
Savage Arms (quar.)
5
12yac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Publication
4-16
•
class
Cement,
>
3-15
3-20
14c
7
3-
$56c
'
65c
____—.
common
3-
—_—v$50c
preferred
5.05%
4-16
,
on
A (quar.):
(quar.).
Electric
3-30:
!
>
(quar.)
1st preferred
3-30
•
4.30%
7%
•
.
:;
3-15
tl
$25c
—
Products, Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)__.
7%
4.4u%
'7';
—
North Carolina
of
preferred
4.18% ;preferred
4- 9
1;;-;
(quar.)__
Steel
Ontario
5-
20C
Co.
4.08%
4-13
20c
,
dividend
Sangamo
36c
'j.
Public Service Electric
4-13
;V-4-27 77,
33c
—
Republic Life Insurance (quar.)_
Opelika Mlg. Corp. iquai;>__„
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co. (quar.
3-30
(quar.)_>__\ 12yac
(quar.)___
/ 4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
9
4-27
"33c
Service
4.85%
9
3-
.
4-
3-9
4-15
Insurance
$50c
—1—
of
2%
Stock
i
3-30
Marine
&
6-
Paper Co.—
"
Public
2-23
3-26
.
-——___:
3-
3-23
' '
Fire
41c
_•
Co.
4-17
Regis
75c
(quar.)
Service
36c
Paul
St.
; From net investment income—
—_
Provincial Transport, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
;
Public
3
St.
pxd. (quar.)
117/bC
4- 2
-—_____I5a 7." >,4- 2
Quarterly
4
12-
5
(stock^ dividend)--10%
Washington
9-
12-17
5
dividend)
Provident Fund for Income,
3-15
3-31
20c;
of
.■
class A
4- .2
31 Vic.
,
poal Corp..'(increased
Qld Line Life
Insurance
Co.
(Milwaukee) (stock-dividend)
Old National Corp.,Class
B
(quar;.)
/
97 %e
,
Old .Beit
4-
$1JL0
4.40%
,
Mfg.
9-17
$1.25
3-
""
-
$1.25
3-
conv.
-
Gold
(quar.)
3- 5
40c
—__.—.
—
preferred"
preferred
preferred (quar.)_
$75c
„—
Progress Industries
$1.25
3-24
'
preferred
4%%
5-
of Rec.
6-15
(quar.)
3-24
quar.)
*
(stock
5%
2
5-15
Holders
Payable
Ry.
preferred
3-24
(quar.)—
Brothers Ltd
Professional
'4-13
3-., 1-
.
!
Ogilvie
Ohio
5%
*
(Toronto)
Price
:3%'
..
5%
1
(quar.)
:
Proctor-Silex Corp.,
$50o
—-—
3-13
(quar.)—
com.
Prophet Company (quar.)
,:7"' 20c
;":"\,'20©v7:4">2 ":,"3-157/"' Providence Gas Co. (quar.).
;
—___
Inc.
3-15
Progress
;■
•-
.
Co.,
Co.
Trust
'
4- 2"."3-15
/
.
&
3-20
"7
* 4*<2
4<
^ lc
Insurance
Prestole
r.
uvid.)—•
Read
Premier
: 3-15
2
5%
quar.)
Lambert
Preferred
•3-16
;8--1
v " $$! ';
-$2Qc
-
&
Pratt,
3-16
•
1
(initial)
■V 3-31
25c
-
w
(increased-quar.)
"(increased-quar.)
Stock dividend;.-.
■■
(initial
B
.
ScqtiatLiglitPower -(quar.)
Noxzema; Chemical Co.
A
Class
3-16
3-31
$.328125
Lid.--
Class
2
20C
(increased
1st
* 3-30
.
f3-30
2
4-
:■
,427 Vic
Portland Cement (quar.)
Utilities,
;
4-16
$27'Ac
Electric
3-30
4-14
5-
Francisco
When
Share
Company
Louis-San
5c
62yac
Industrial Products—
Power
3-30.
5-15
St.
62Vac
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(H. K.) Co.
(Pa.)
(quar.)__,—
preferred (quar.)
Partic. preferred (quar.)
3-30
tit
*
$1.04 7
'f4 %C "
••
'4%pi'efqrred (quar.)
Nova
4-14
Corp., common (quar.)
4V2%
2
5c
Corp. of Canada, common
'
$1.02%
"•
(quar.)
States
3-30
4-
2IV2C
—:
55
Per
Name of
4-16
3y3c
2nd
Power
Holders
Payable of Rec.
3y3c
1st
Power
3-30
4-14
$1.02
Northwest
Northwestern
4-20
$1.02%
(quar.)
preference B (quar.)^i.^_—
preference C (quar.)__^_ii
Airlines, -common
""5%%
Vac
90c
29
i_
Teiephone,j_id., common (quar. )__
preference
A
(quar.)
5% %
5 y2%'
Polaroid
Potomac
(quar.)
Power
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)
$1.04
$1.02%
____
; (quar.)
preferred! (quar.)_^____
Northern
3-30
90c
-
preferred
$4.16
2-23
$1.02'A
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
$4.11
3-15
4-14
preferred "(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.08
•
3-31
When
Share
Corp., class A (monthly)
Class A
(monthly)
3-31
4-25
$68%c
preferred (quar.)
Power, $4.16 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
States
Northern
4-25
j.,
_
1st
$4.11
a
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
$50c
!
$4.10
•
Payable
Piatt
(increased)
Extra
Northern
•
Holders
When
Share
.
Quebec Power, Ltd.—
Common
5»A%
•
(1363)
1.40%
(quar.)
Investors,
investment
Inc.
15c
Spalding (A.G.I & Bros
5c
Sperry Rand Corp.,
4%%
pfd.
(quar.)__
Springfield Insurance Co. (Mass.)—
<
Common
Stock
dividend
Chemical
$1.12'A
25c
(quar.)
5%
$6.50
preferred (quar.)
Square D Co., new com. (initial quar.]
Staley (A; E.) Mfg. Co.—
$3.75
preference
(quar.).
Stamford
"*
4-20
(quarterly
income)
Industries
(quar.).
$1.63
25c
94c
5C
3-29
4-16
3-12
4-
2
4-
2
2-21
4-
2
3-
2
3-
2
3-
2
4-
2
4-
2
3-31
3-20
4-
1
3-20
3-
6
3-15
rO
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1364)
Fer
Name of
'
Holdings
Class
A
Class
B
3-16
Toronto
Torrington
6-
1
14c
3-31
3-16
$1.45
3-31
3-16
75c
3-31
4-10
4-10
.3-26
45c
3-21
93 %c
4-16
~—
——
1:50c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred • (quar.)!——..——__ t$1.12V2
__
'
Standard Oil Co.
Standard
Oil
3%%
Standard
&
Standard
Radio,
Standard
Screw
(L.
Co.
of
Stechnan
Steel
3-15
Transcon Lines
3-30
3-12
3-30
3-19
Transue
4-
3-16
New
4-
3
1
3-13
3-19
\
10c
Stix,
Baer
7%
1st
5%
convertible
Container
3-30
$1.25
3-30
6-29
6-15
,9-28
2nd
preferred
$1.25/
3-
8
40c
3-19
3-
2
10c
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
3-16
4-14
43 %c
3-31
3-15
4-
1
3-21
4-
1
25c
4-
1
3-21
20c
__
3-31
20c
4-24
4-10
United
Stock
3-21
(1956 series)
Artists
3-
5
United
California
2
3-21
United
Cities
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
3-12
$1.13
4-
42V2C
2 V2 %
r__,.
3-20
4-
5
7
(5c
Funds.
from
3-23
9-23
3-31
4-
preferred
preferred
4-
1
|35c
4-
2
lc
1
preferred
5.10%
preferred
3-
3-19
9
3-15
4-
2
3-15
2
3-
2
3-
2
U.
4-
3-15
U.
\
2
4V2%
6-15
3-
5
3-
5
25C; from
3-
5
from
1
Stock
U.
6
4-
6
3-30
3-16
3-29
3-12
4-
1
3-20
3-30
pfd.
3-
9
3-
9
U.
'
1
3-
1
3-
1
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
3-
9
$1.18
4-
1
3-9
$1.25
4-
1
3-
4-20
1$1
9
U.
$1.27
9
U.
.71
com.
Power Tool
Co.
$1.21
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
$1.14
1
4-10
7
3-15
$t
3-24
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
20c
3-31
3-15
$1.25
^
2
15c
(quar.)
3-
4-
31V4C
;
_!
4-10
2
31V4C
__
1
4-
25C
.
5-
56c
__
(accum.)
3-31
3-15
17V2c
3-30
3-19
40c
3-31
3-20
25c
4-
2
3-
9
31V4c
4-
2
3-
9
31ViC
_
4-
2
3-
9
'
(quar.)
______
12%c
3-31
3-15
37V2c
3-31
preferred
3-15
(quar.)
3iy4c
3-31
3-15
$1,121/2
3-31
3-12
$1.06 V*
3-31
3-12
$1.12V2
3-31
3-12
$1.06V4
3-31
3-12
30c
4-10
Thrifty Department Stores—
preferred
(quar.) w_
(quar.)_-___
15c
Co.
12V2C
Packing Co.
(quar.):
<{quar.)
1
(stock dividend!
2
10-
Utah
Co.
(N.
the
_
Wilson
5-17
3r20
Common
3-13
4-16
3-15
4-16
3-15
3-30
3-19
3-28
3-
7
1
3-
2
65c
4-
$1.75
4-
1
22 %c
7-
1
36V'
..
.
4-20
4-
1
3-
9
1
$1.28
■
-
>
,4
&
Industries
3-26
3-
$2
3-26
2-21
5
6-26
5-21
40c
4-
2
3-
4-
2
3-15
$2
$10c
3-31
3-
24c
3-31
3« 5
62 %C
(N.
,,
•»
,1
,
•
/.
.
.
"...
(J.
B.),
5%
3-30
Work
World
3-19
5-
1
4-
4-
2
3-12
3-30
12 %C
3-26
$5
Yocam
York
5
7~
12V2C
3-26 !
25c
9
9
:->,12%c
n
■
3-12
2
3-15
4-5;
3-20
4-
4-
v:
2
3- 2
1
$3
$4.50 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
Vulcan
6y4%
3-30
5.75%
5%
$1.25
4-16
4-
20c
4-
40c
3-20
3-20
10c
3-30
ClaSS B
1
3%
•
•
3-20
3-20
Zale
Press
&
(quar.)
Tiernan
Inc.
1
5-18
4-2
3-15
25%:-
3-19
2-16
3-22
3-12
dividend)
(quar.)
40c
dividend).
5-
1
8-
1
11-
1
4-
1
2%
li,
:_
6
5
3-16
3-30
$1.50
(quar.)__
3-
3-15
5
4-30
2-28
5-
"
4-13
3-20
35c
$1.25'.
—_—__i
4-
7-6
10-
3-31
7C 7
4-13
1
$1.26
7 5-
1
4-13
$1.27
5-
1
4-13
75C
4-
2
A
(quar.)
4-
2
7140c:
common
•
3-
9
3-19
75c
3-28
3-
7
$1.25
3-28
(annual)—
(s-a)
•
18c
1
1
3-30
3-30
18%c
7
33-
4-16
V? 6c
3-
3-29
3-29
lOc-:
.
3-12
25c
4-
2
3-20
10c
4-
2
3-
25 c
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
4-2
10c
class
A
9
3-15
&
6-15
5-31
9-15
8-31
5c
3-30
3-15
1
3-15
3-31
3-15
(quar.)
~
37c
Curry
common
(quar.)__
4-
7%c
(quar.)_,
50c
4-
1
17 %c
4-
1
3-15
62 %c
(quar.)_
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)
3-15
$1.25
4-1
Co.
3-15
25c
4-10
3-
Radio
9
20c
3-30
3-
9
(quar.):—_.
Corp.
(quar.).
Transfer books not closed for this dividend,
t Payable in Canadian
funds, tax deductible
3-20
3-30
3-30
tax
at
the
source.
Non¬
7%.
Previously published date
British
date
t Payable
x
income
tax.
was incorrect.
The corrected
payment
and/or record date is indicated here,
in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident tax.
Less Jamaica income
3-15
$1.56 y4
3-20
3-6
$1.43%
3-20
3-
tax
6
20c
3-20
3-
6
,4—.
pfd. (annual)
General Corporation and
Investment News
2-28
$4.50
4-20
3-30
15c
3-22
3-
8
15c
3-22
Continued from page 12
Rohr
3-22
3-
16c
3-30
six
8
3-15
increase
for
the
year earlier.
as-
against
figures
are
of 11%
and a net earnings gain of 16%
for the
Jan. 31, over the comparable
period a year ago,
by Fred H. Rohr, President, in a report to stockhloders.
ended
announced
Sales
a
Corp.—Earnings Up 16%—
sales
months
was
3-8
30c
;
half
year
$2,225,729,
based
upon
$79,621,184,
were
Net earnings
..Bank
amounted to
or .$1.12
a
32 %C
17%c
V
20c
3-22
3-15
2
unfilled
number
3-12
3-31
.7 4-
of
f
a
3-20
stood
orders
of
contracts
last--
$70,283,824
$1.30 a share,
or
The
vear.
1,981,534 shares outstanding Jan.
amounted -to
at^ $175,000,000;.-!..
with
compared
$2,576,570,
.share-
borrowings have been further
$5,000,000, down from $11,000,000 three
—
;M[quar,)iutii--—^
resident
y
3-15
75c
—
15% ;
Less
2-28
$1.12%
l.
tax
a
2-28
-
Wallace
6-
(quar.)
Park
Jewelry
Zenith
2-28
$1.03
from
10c from
realized capital gains payagle in cash or
stock.
"
•'
7
' 1
'
Wallace (Wm.) Co. (quar.)
;
■—,
Wallace
3-20
9
3-20
Corp.
(quar.)
Investing Corp.——;
ordinary income plus
(6c
3-20
1
621/2 c
(quar.)_
1
4-
2-28
$1.05
...
3-20
4-
5
3-
3-19
3-20
3-
'
—
3-20
75c
common
($50 par)
($100 par)
1
$1.25
Electric
Street
3-16
8iy4c
$1,061/4
preferred
3-10
3-
7
3-20
35c
Reed, class A——
4*.;
1
?
3-16
30c
(quar.)
4V2%
4-
3-16
1
40c
preferred
3-12
4-
t20c
(quar.)
Railroad
1
3-30
4-
25C
5%
A
Wabash
4-
20c
(quar.)
3-20
5
$1.01
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
18%C
(stock
preferred
5
37 %C
preferred
preferred
9
10c
Water
7%
3-12
Materials—
preferred
9
3-
3-
3-16
3-
1
67c
(quar.)_
Wagner
3-
Batteries
Research
York
3-16
3-30
4-
3-
4-
3-23
•
!
preferred
4-
$1,061/4
5%
(quar.)
$4.12
50c
Quarterly
6
Younker Bros.,
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
9
30c
common
Yale & Towne Mfg.
3-16
32c
preferred
9
3-
3-15
$1.31V4
(quar.)
3-15
(increased-quar.)
$4.04
Wall
3-
Corp.
3-30
(quar.)—..
$4.20
3-
4-
4-
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (monthly)
Xerox
3-28
5C
3-15
3-15
2
4-
1
$1.25
(quar.)7___i^w
Press
25c
33c
3-15
4-15
t7 Vac
(quar.)
Corp:
15c
3-31
6-11
4-
50c
.__
Color
9
3-26
2
4-15
4
1:35c
(quar.)
2-
7-
1:50c
"
Inc.
Corp.
Wear
3-12
vV
'f>
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—
Common
5
;
preferred ;(quar.)
Foam
3-20
4-16
40c
Extra
Yosemite
-
Equipment
4-
3-20
7
2
$1.25
(quar.)
Lothrop,
3-
(quar.)
Van Waters & Rogers, Inc.
(quar.)
Vanity Fair
Mills, Inc.
(quar.)
•
Vapor Corp. (quar.)
;
Vendo Company (quar.)
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
Victor
&
resident
pfd.
A
(quar.)
(John) Industries Ltd,;.class
Wool
Corp.
,
5%
4-
(quar.)
preferred
capital gains).
Sciver
2-15
Oil
3-23
Value Line Special Situations Fund, Inc. (Del.)
(2c
from
earned
income
and
65c
from
Van
3-16
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
4-10
77
1
3-20
25c
(quar.)
3-30
7;
3-16
4-
37 %c
Candle
Co.
10c
Y.)
3-30
'35c
(quar.)
(The)
$1.12%
(quar.)
3-30
32c
1
30c
15c
Corp.
70c
9
$2
&
3-20
3-30
;-
5.04%
3- 9
(quar.)
3-20
3-30
•
5.08%
5
4-
55c
Distributing
6-12
3-30
40c
7-10
year
-
(quar.)
j
preferred
Wiser
...7.;
4 4-
-
7- 2
25c
___7
Service,
2
4-11
7-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Public
5%
1
25c
com.
Company,
Woodward
........
—
A
6%
Wood
(quar.)
class
(stock
Winn-Dixie Stores
(monthly)—
Wisconsin Electric Power
i
4-11
12%
(quar.)
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Wings & Wheels Express
8
■* '"'
&
8-14
i
3-13
Common
27%c
.
common
Baumer
1
40c
(quar.)
&
&
Williamhouse
3-26
$1
common
Will
1
5-
$1.25
(for
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Co., 5% preferred
Electric
5-15
97;
*•
4- 2
Mfg.___
preferred
3-30
6-
10%
(quar.)
Light, common
preferred, (quar.)
9-15
"
.
7
9
6
is-'!''
•
$1.50
preferred
30c
Y.)
Publishing
Power
6-15
2
50%
____
(quar.)
3-
3-
9
3-15
7-2"
I2V2C
_
3-
3-21
4-
12%C;
(quar.),,.—
4-10
3-22
1
3-
1
,
(quar.)
Ltd., class
Inc.,
preferred
Wilcox
3-
3-31
Trust, Ltd.
(quar.)
Cement
25c
preferred
Pictures
Waddell &
____
Realty & Construction
3-15
3-19
4-
1:25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
3-16
20c
common
Vulcan Corp.,
_-
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4%% pfd. A (quar.)
4%,% preferred B (quar.)
Tidewater
Oil
Co.,
$1.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Tiffany & Co. (quar.)
Tip Top Canners, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Tip Top Products—
Guaranty Co.
Co.,
Marion,
Y.),
Utilities
1
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
3-30
div.
by
(
preferred
3 V4 %
4-10
5-
of
preferred
Universal
3-15
$1.19
(quar.)
6%
1%
Utilities
Universal
3-15
1
.
preferred
4V*%
Trust
(N.
1
stock
convtrtible preferred
(quar.)
Universal Oil Products
(increased-quar.)
3-16
4-
8%
an
4(2%
3-15
4-
(quar.)!
Markets, common (quar.)
preferred initial series (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
41/2 %
S.
8%
3-15
;
$1.24
Thorol'are
Investment,
1
$1.31 y4
,_T
Thomas & Betts Co., common
$5 preferred (quar.)
70c
2
5-
1
(quar.)—.1—
Thompson-Starrett,
4-
4-
Texas
Industries,
4.25%
4-16
3-20
17V2c
Electric, Ltd. (reduced)
(increased-quar.)
Universal-American Corp., pfd. (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)
4-16
$1.35
—
preferred (quar.)
Utilities Co. (increased-quar.)
3-15
4-30
3-30
J7VaC
preferred
4-10
3-23
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wieboldt Stores,
6%c
United Towns
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
2
$1
Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Textron, Inc., common
(quar.)
3-30
6%c
1
1
$1.50
receipts
(quar.)
preferred
3-12
4-
8-
;
White Motor Co., common
$2.50
(quar.)
8% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
U. S. Trust (Boston)
(quar.)
3-16
1
4-
(quar.)
preferred
5-
$1.14
Light, $4.84 pfd.
Whitehall
3-
2-28
Oregon—
approval
the Currency
(quar.)_
Card
non-cum.
Universal
:
__
3-12
4-2
:
Rubber
S.
8%
3-31
3-30
Portland,
-
Playing
United
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
S.
of
Extra
9
4-
3-
Bank
Comptroller
U.
9
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
3-26
35c
(initial-quar.)
com.
approved
subject
to
the
still
9
4-
National
Stockholders
7 3- 9
4-
preferred
preferred
5V4%
25c
—
S.
9
4-
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
fquar.)__
3-15
■
Corp. (stock dividend)
Australian Oil Corp. lor
shares of Texas American Oil
preferred
new
5%
2-28
2
5-
Stationery (quar.)
(George),
(quar.)
3-15
4-
8-
1961)
Ltd.,
3-20
4-1
75c
B
3-30
7%
9
4-
9
27 %c
1
4-
3-
2
capital gains and 15c
1
3-
4-
4-16
:
75c
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg._
Wheeling Steel, common./
4«* I
3-30
(quar.)—
4-
1
8
7%c
4-
4-
3-
66c
ordinary income————'
Freight,
Foods,
3-20
62 %C
;
.
(quar.)
preferred
$1,06 Va
6%c
—
" $1.06V4
S.
7%
3-19
3-30
37V2C
-—-—-A.—-
realized
net
preferred
-Class
Gypsum, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.).:—4___4—^_—
U. S. Lines (N. J.), 4V2% pfd. (s-a)——4-
U.
3-26
Foreign Securities Corp.—
U. S.
(quar.)
$4.56
35C
-
—
dividend
S. -&
Western Tablet &
9
3-20
4-16
15c
depositary
31.
3-
3-23
4-16
-
$1 V
5%
preferred (quar.)
Western Stockholders Investment
Dec.
2
.7 '
(quar.)
ended
9
5
4-
30C
(quar.)
•
3-
3-
4-3(1
25c
(quar.)
5%
3-23
2
3-20
m.7o
;
preferred
Westfair
3-23
4-
30c
'
common
preferred
."
4-16
4-16
$1.10
Z
Western Massachusetts Cos. (increased
quar.)
Western Natural Gas, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Western Power & Gas, common
3-20
2
50c
■
7%
3-20
$1.12%
(quar.)—;
4-
8
Oil
preferred
Tile
(quar.)___
(quar.)__..j:w__i______^^
Williams Bros.
9
$1.31 J/4
(quar.)
Toys
4-
1
43%c
(stock dividend)
3-
$1.31
preferred
Tonka
1
1
(quar.)——-.—
3-
$1.28
preferred
Tobin
55-
1
3-
$1.02 %
;
5%
3-16
3-
3-31
$1.12%
(quar,)___
Maryland Ry.,
preferred (quar.)
10c
1
$1.22 V2
$5.08
Tishman
3-30
4-
(quar.)
3-23
35C
of
Transmission
Corp.
Storage (quar.)_
S. Fidelity & Guaranty (Md.)
3-31
$1.16V4
$4.64
Times-Mirror
3-16
6c
4-
7
— ———
Title
3-30
Chemical Corp.
preferred
4-
—
A
3-14
3-20
•
$1.05
preferred
6%
3-15
62 %c
Western
4%
r
20c
.
A
1
1
4- 1
:
17 %c
'
1
56-
•
20c
7'
.
^
:
1
4-
5-15
6-15
11c
(quar.)__^7^_^_^
American
Cold
6-28
,
&
Ceramic
S.
S.
3-31
9c
$1.27 V2
held)
A
3-30
40c
$1.02%
_
(quar.
4%
Stockyards
S. Borax
U.
2
Texas Electric Service—
A
9
4-15
9
'
preferred
9
3-
\
Gas
3-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Texaco Canada, Ltd.,
Class
9
3-
2
$1
Investors
United Printers & Publishers
$2
preferred
(quar.)
4.72%
preferred (quar. J——.—
5%
preferred (quar.),
Class
3-
2
class
Weston
2
4-
'!<]■:,
4.50%
Class
2
4-
lie
4-
4-
(s-a)——"
(quar.)
$1.25
4-
4-
5-25
2%
Participating
6%
3-15
v
6'/4c
income)
(quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc.
4-16
U.
$2.50
1
3-
1
6-11
$1
A
Participating
3-16
2
3-
4-
12 %c
Common
3-31
2
10c
1_
Western Insurance Securities—
Common
$2.50 class
4-
4-
75c
"
pfd.
3-16
3-
3-31
-
$1.50
(quar.)__
quarterly
2-28
$13.75
5
18c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
1
3-31
3-31
-50c
(initial)_!!_
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Utilities, 4.40%
Reduced
3-15
5-15 f
20V4c
80c
3-15
10%
J—
10c
.
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-16
15c
—
3-
,
(quar.)_r
10c
class A
Co.
preferred
3-31
15c
1
C
(quar.)__
Gas
3-30
4-
40c
4-
2
Stores,
45c
(quar.)
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
United Pacific Corp.
(quar.)
$1.16
5.25%
$1.50
3-15
—
3-16
4-
25c
(quar.)—
Thrift
5-22
1
30c
$1.15
preferred
5%
5
$1
10c
class A_——
_
/V 5.24%
Thor
64-
,
20c
preferred
5.12%
$1.25
5-14
30c
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Thomas
5
■
(quar.)_—______
(quar.)
4.65%
$4
6-
t68%c
and
(111.)__
"(quar.)
Virginia Puln & Paper (quar.)
Western Assurance
(Toronto)
(s-a)___
Western Bancorporation
(quar.)_7_1,
Western Casualty &
Surety Co.—
3-12
35c
income
4-13
West Penn Power Co.—
4-19
(quar.)
investment
4
'lOc
t75c
4V4%
United
3-15
,
3-24
15c
Transmission—
4.90%
$4.56
2
1
43c
Improvement, com. (incr. quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (Del.) (monthly)
United Merchants & Manufacturers (quar.)
United Illuminating Co.
4-----.--—--United Investors (monthly)—
Monthly
3-15
62V2C
United
2-28
62V2C
(quar.).
$4.76
4-
5-
Inc.—
net
Co.
(Del.)
West
1:15c
securities profits)
United Gas Corp. (quar.)
1:50c
preferred
Texas Power &
West
United Income Fund—
3-
United
t20c
preferred
5.25%
3-20
3-12
-1:10c
Clay Mines (increased-quar.)
Corporation—
(From net realized gains on investments)
3-16
10-23
5c
4.25 %z preferred
4.96 %
2
4-2
20c
■
2
4-23
2V2%
4.60%
5.40%
4-
from
(quar.)_
4%
Corp,
Gas
4.20%
4.10%
(qqar.)
(quar.)_
(La.)
3-22
12VaC
4.64%
Texas
Bank
3-28
1—
—
Co.
Co.,
preferred
3-20
37 VaC
:
Gas—
4-25
—
(quar.)_—_——
(quar.)—
$4
9
United
preferred
.10
4-
62 Vac
—
United
3-20
9c
each
25c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-16
5-
Common
—
preferred (quar.)
5(a% preferred (quar.)—
2
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio,
share
3-8
6%
2
(G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Taylor Instruments Cos. (quar.)
American
4Va %
3-31
(quar.)—
2
4-
4-
preferred
(One
series)
Clutch
preferred
(quar.)
dividend:.;
3-15
1
(1955
1
;
Ohio
Stock
3-16
(quar.)
Co.
pref
4-
.—
West
2
(Detroit)
pref.
$1.25
Tamblyn
Texas
Co.
4%
United
Gas
3-31
4-
10%
4%
■
$1.25
;
4-13
4-15
4-2
(quar.)__
I
dividend
4-
T. V. Development Corp. (Mirieoia N. Y.)
Talcott
(James)
(quar.)——
4.10%
7,
'
(quar.)——
pfd. B (quar.)—
6%
4-
12 %C
Class B
(increased-quar.)
Wellington• Bteel iquar.)____^_4_„_4_—
2%.
J.)
(quar.)
A (quar.)_i.
(Kansas) —
Drill
10c
(quar.)
Super Valu Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)___
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
(quar.)_
Supervised Shares, Inc. (quar.)
Sweets Co. of America, Inc.—
New
common
(initial)
Swift
& Company
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Tennessee
4-27
3%
$1,121/2
United Aircraft Corp.—
15c
dividend
Tennessee
3-12
dividend
$1.25
_
non-cum.
3-31
common
preferred
Twist
25c
—
Co.,
2
20c
Wellington Fund (from investment
Wellington Management—
Class
A
(increased-quar.)_.
9
72c
Union Stock Yards (Omaha)
10c
Sunshine Mining
5%
preferred
$5
I2V2C
(quar.)—
Pacific RR., common
preferred (s-a)-
4%
(quar.)——'
common
split)
Corp.
Taylor Fibre
3-
dividend)
(final)-,
Investment
Union
Union
—
4%
3- 9
4-
•
5V/2%
Stock
,
3-15
2
shares
Union Gas System
|
3-30
4-
25c
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock dividend—^
Stock
3- 9
(final)
Electric
Union
4-13
1:35c
V.
N.
Street
Union Gas of Canada,
(N.Y.C.)
(quar.):
stock
Sundstrand
(stk.
Film
4-
$6 pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)_.
(H. R.) Corp. (monthly):
Scientific
Holders
7%c
■
Knapp,
Weiss Bros.
62 VaC
(Jersey City, N.
Jersey
Salle
La
American
3-16
1
2
56c
r—
(quar.)
New
Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd.
60c 2nd preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar;)___„_—_——
Corp.
(5-for-4
12-14
Union
(increased quar.)
Co,,
i$4.50 preferred
Sunbeam
Unilever
"
4-
South
208
■"
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
A
2
4-2
Twin Coach Co., common
9-14
12-31
$1.25
—
Chemical
of
&
Monthly
3-15
$1.25
——
5%
Co.
&
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
"
Gas
6%
Motor. Co.
Weissberg
Monthly
3-15
3-20
———
City Rapid Transit," Common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
3-15
2nd preferred
Summit Industries
(quar.)
Williams Steel Forging Corp.--^
(Initial)---—.
;
Twin
2
3-
,
25c
Stop & Shop Inc. (quar.)
.
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
Stuclebaker-Packard, $5 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Sun
&
Brake
When
,
Share
Weeden & Company
'3-15
10c
20C
5%
(quar.)
Corp.
2
4- 2
12 "/a C
common
Twentieth Century-Fox
Co.—-
preferred
Webb
3-15
.
6-15
4-
"10c
3-20
—
Stokely-Van Camp, common...
5% prior preferred (quar.)—
Stone
Trust
6-8
6
^
—
Company
1
'-4
,,
(quar.)__
Natural
King Corp.,
Welch
5
3-30
(quar.)7_____——.
Fuller
&
3-
4-
87Vic
32 Vic
40c
B.i
Y.j~~/
(N.
True
3-5
3-19
6-18
•
tl2%C
Sterling Trusts Corp. (quar.)
(J.
4-
7- 1
25c
10c
—
V4"
Sterling National Sank & "trust Co.
Stetson
Waukesha
9
•
.
Tresco, Inc. (stock dividend)-———-Temper Corp., '4%%" pfd. (quar.)l—
3-16
4-
"
(quar.).;
Steinway <fe Sons—
Stephan Company7—,.
preferred
3
4-
Ltd,
3-
V
(Iowa)
(initial-quar.)
Electric
Washington
'
45c
———
Corp—
stock split)
Corp.
Warner
Waste
-
(increased)"—-—_i—
Trans-Lux Corp.
4%
Brothers,
2
12 Vic
Albany
Parts
4% %
3-16
4-
Television
Transcontinent
20c
dividend
(3-for-l
3-30
12 Vic
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_—.
preferred
(quar.).—_——__———
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
____—~
5%
2-23
2 7
Corp.
Co.
Pictures—
common
379
,
74-:.-2;7. 7 3- 9
I2V2C
3-20
3-
25c
,
(quar.).:_^_———
Common
5%
4-
,
71/20
4-10,
4-11
2
'
Products
(Jim)
Warner Bros.
0 3-9
4-
(Del.)—-
'
—
%
Inc.
7
50c
(quar.)
3% % pfd. (quar.)
State Guaranty Corp.—
$1.30 participating preferred
(accum.)—
fcjtecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
^
System,
r
3-16
9
4-25
4- 2
4C "
4C
7
'
30c
_________
5
Corp. Fund, new com. (initial)
Transcontinental Bus
3-15
2
4-
3-14
of Company
Grove
Walter
,
conv.
Common
4- 2
-
Common;-
3-20
35c
(quar.)——________
State Capital Life Insurance (Raleigh, N. C.)
Common
(quar.)_—_—
Stock
7
t20c
1
(quar.)
50c
series
Bank
State
J 10c'
15c
(quar.)
:
Co.
(quar.)-—,—
Products
(quar.)
S.)
Corp.,
2nd
50c
A
Corp. (initial)——
Ltd. (quar.)_,
—
Works
Starrett
Starrett
:
(reduced).
Poor's
Home
Stanley
Trans-Canada
Register
Standard
3- 2
(Ohio)
Co.
preferred A
(quar.)—:
Paving & Materials. Ltd.
Standard
Stanley
(increased-quar.)
(Indiana)
•
,3-15
2
Name
Walnut
New
___
'
2
4-
37»/2c
(increased)—____.—
(subject to approval of stock¬
holders March 28)
__^___7~______ v77 50%
Traders Finance Corp., class A (quar.)
J60C
Class 3 (quar,),w_._l._L_-lU—
1:60c,
3-26
20c
(quar.)
4-
7V40C
Monday, March 19, 1962
.
Per
".
9
div.
Stock
3-16
20c
Co.
3-
3-30
f 12c
Co., Ltd.7__—.
___—:77777Z777!
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Towmotor Corp.
40c
5-18
'
—
Share
V,'94 5l77
& London Investment
'
Corp.—
(quar.)——7—.——
(quar.)
Name of Company
1
4-
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
•
10c
Dredging Corp., common
$1.60 preferred (quar.)—'—:
Standard Financial Corp., com.
(increased)
$5.80 preferred A (quar.)___—
$3 preferred B (quar.)
Standard
When
,
Share
Company
Standard
.
now
in
reduced
months
$123,550,000,
negotiation,
^
.7"
—
and
earlier.
which
A
>, ■
>
share
7
stand
at
The
backlog
not
include
does
year
v;-
per
31.
now
ago
*■.
the
figure
I'-V"-' -V..*:* *'V- 7
Volume
Scantlin
195
Number
6143
[
.
on
time
that such
market analyses
"pushbotton"-basis.
■
The system is called QUOTRON
later
cities
14
in
the
have become
y;'
a
in the upper Rhine area. The proceeds of the issue will be
the construction costs of the pipeline.
the company are 16 oil companies which represent
the main groups supplying Western Europe with
petroleum products.
Completion of the pipeline is expected by Jan. 1, 1963.
The cost of
applied
Installations
II.
according
John
to
will
available
be
the
sale
Scantlin,
President..
The service provides instantaneous access to
security price informa¬
tion and market analyses through pushbutton desk units located in
each
broker's
office. ' All
desk
units
in
an
office can
be
operated
simultaneously.
An
electronic
computer located
in New York City
processes stock market data and supplies information to the desk units
leased
over
The
year,
lines.
.
.
?"?'•''
:
.
R.
.
Schultz
that
security.—V.
194,
first
the
Piggly
J
into
the
the
gaged
in
Sav-O
The
Bros.
and
in
stock
Sept.
of
7,
the
1961,
Sav-O
Corp., a
the tradirig stamp business, and
was
merged into the
company.
poration
of
On
company.
REDEMPTION
to
March
Corp.,
the -company's
is.
company
to
and
list
Nov.
on
all
30,
and
Kenosha
company's
the
executive
Chattel
Real
estate
Common
notes
mortgage
($1
($100
par)
.
GIVING
debs,
(N.fl.
214.906
.
States
debentures
•
.
stock,
1982
NF 100
(authorized
The
the
in
U underwriters
at
C.
A.
•
;
E.
Bache
&
^
stockholders.
.193.
2050. !
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y
.
;
'
1
1
i
«
and
385,635,853
from
at
.
600,000
of
1961
doubled
earnings
for
income
net
the
for
the
to
the
March
period
same
in
1960,
:
the
in
Sales
lor
273,002 in
_-i.
_________
Denton,
-•
^
The
•
basis,
in
in
to
38
to .$2,876,686,
Peabody
il,
.
_LL
^
Co.
brought
1961- were
net
with
cents
income
$20,671,
$10,539,086
for
in
share in
per
said;,
Loeb,
with
compared
as
Roland
&
Co.—
for
?
;
corporation
for
the
J.
J.
the -six
period
same
were
preceding
year.
equal
Paine,
First
W.
year
Jan.
earnings
Harris
.
300,000
Webber, Jackson
i'LL.
Corp.
Pitfield
C.
Co.______
&
Hentz
T Hirsch
W.
&
&
Co.
Co.,
.
<
Inc
&
Smithers
S.
&
195,
p.
L.
300,000
150,000
150,000
____?,
,
&
White,
Wood,
Dean
600,000,
684.
'
.
1962,
from
number
Quarterly
3-for-2 stock
$2.05
new
six
respective
a
share
per
shares
months
this
year
outstanding.
net
periods.—V.
income
193,
and
On the
$1.25
basis
amounted
204.
p.
1962,
to
after
tion
to
of
the
$3.08
old
and
provide
European
Pipeline
fractional
such
in
&
600,000
Corp.
?
&
The
in
V.
6'r
'.L
Co.,
Merrill
Paine.
: ;
&
Stone
300,000
Co.
.
issue
195,
y
is
85th
constructing
with
an
-initial
annual
about >475 miles from
..
centers
being
European
and: -proposes
capacity1 of
Lavera,
constructed
a
barrels
port, near Marseilles,
near
200,000
Strasbourg,
a
day
France,
France, rand
to refining
Karlsruhe,
issued
/
'
par
J.
13,
.
? F.
Weld
&
&
Stearns
&
&
company
over
1961,
7
Co.
1962
earnings will show
an
improve¬
for
the
first
with
a
quarter
loss
of
of
the
$186,000
company's fiscal year
in the quarter ended
was
8,000
8,000
500,000
•
500,000
500,000
?.?
500,000
300,000
>_7L300,000
-7?
300,000
Co.
^; ?
???
____
'
300,000
250,000
Co.
'
300,000
;
Inc.
2,400
175,000
—__
Corp. _L^._Ly_—
175,000
Dooly & Co. L_^_L^:___LL-^_—'7 175,000
E.
&
Co.
Co.,
&
Inc.
Share
LL—
;
Hughes
Corp.
175,000
175,000
'
-__L
&
*
175,000
Inc.
Bryant,
Inc.__—
Inc.
7
•
2,400
175,000
?
Co.
Container
Stone
; ':'77
7...
Corp.—Proposed
Container
2,400
2,400
175,000
—
'•
2,400
175.555
175,000
—
L_
1255.
of
2,400
175,000
&
Co.,
; 2,400
—175,000
Co.,
&
175,000
Co.
Hague
195, p.
2,400
• '
175,000
&
Bond
Raffensperger;
Directors
told shareholders at their
/
.
500,000
Securities
Stone
meeting.
compared
500,000
Coy
&
Fay,
—V.
*
8,000
500,000
—
—
&
Stroud
-
?
t
500,000
-_y_^
Brewer, Becker &
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
•
8,000
500,000
Corp.y_
Rouse,
54.
20,000
1 8,800
,
500,000
7i_.L
Co.
Eichler
7
Stock
Split-
special meeting voted to split the
subject to approval by shareholders
at the
next annual
meeting on May 8, 1962.
The company
has 2,000,000 shares authorized, of which 808,917 shares are presently
issued and outstanding.
"The proposed action gives some recognition to the.very substantial
growth of Stone Container in recent years," Norman H. Stone, Presi¬
dent and Chairman of the Board, stated.
"At the same time it will help
company's
that
Co
Inc.__—
Payment
Parker, President,
«&
?
Co.
&
Reed, Lear &
redemption on April 1, next, $2,134,000
fund debentures due May 1, 1971 at
will be made at the Mellon
Co.,
Mellon
Square,
Pittsburgh
30, I Pa.—
anticipates
;750,000
500,000
Inc.
pur¬
Shares
' 750,000
Hugh Johnson & Co., Inc.
Lester, Ryons & So.
__L_
from
to
purchased:
$2,500,060
;
Securities
are
Dobs.
.
Co.
Co,
Noyes
Indianapolis
incorpora¬
shares
"
Edward L.
any
L
:
for
Trust
if
-
set
the
forth
set
committed
are
stock
common
forth
by
V' 300,000
Moseley
Oscar
Spalding & Bros. Inc.—Quarterly Report—
annual
underwriters
and
conditions
Coy
Estabrook
may
p.
the
with
compliance
Langley & Co.
S.
City
stock from
of $5
result
195,
to
purchase
set
conditions
certain
to
to
stock
common
Subject
stockholder
Securities
Co.
Bateman,
1962,
.:,v?
,
the
underwriters
!
&
Hooker &
{;
of the split,
but
either buy or sell
transfer agent, United California
a
subject
are
Co.
&
Witter
C.
&
Webster
Hemphill,
W.
value
of
common
:
share
as
of
' ;
...
to
common
broaden
the
stock
market
at
a
two-for-one,
for
our
shares."
Jan,
1961.
■
?'
"First
quarter results" explained President'Parker,- Vshow*a substan¬
improvement ever the same 1961 fiscal period.1 This period nor¬
tial
extending
;> :
the
and
y L
Union
&
Eberstadt
F.
increased
March
articles
authorized
of
Brothers
Barney
Drexel
announced.
.
2,083,724 shs.
:7
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
500,000
Webber, Jackson & Curtis—
_xy,_500,000
White,
Dean
the
541,716 shs.
200,000 shs.. 7 '
9,541 shs.
/.:
'•
•
debentures
debentures
Peabody
&
'Bear,
sinking
interest.
912.
Net. loss
are
Pipeline Company, a French company,
tG operate a 34-inch crude oil pipeline
called
has
accrued
Bank
-
p.
$80,000
31,
mally
11
,
BUSINESS—South
The
ment
-
.
;
on
i
■
222,640shs.
shs.?
Weeks
&
Freres
Smith,
.
■
.
be
fraction
a
subordinated
plus
(A. G.)
of
Principal and interest payments on the debentures
in United States currency.
will
to
Hornblower
Kidder,
common
present
company's
the
par)—.
agreement,- the
the
Fusz-Schmelzle
the
in
of
Dillon,
Lehman
Nitrogen Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
company
its
of
Morgan Stanley & Co. and Lazard Freres & Co., New
York City,
jointly, headed a nationwide underwriting
payable
shares
entitled
Southern
Offered—
an
amended
increase
3,000,000
Forgan & Co. __i_L_L__—
Ripley & Co. Inc
Lazard
Co._L__ 1,000,000
Co
1,000,000
split.
business
the
1,500,000 shs. •;
??:"/\'y.':;77
;.■?
selling
Smith,
shares
$40,000,000 of this company's 5^2 % sinking fund de¬
bentures due March 1, 1982, priced at 100^% and ac¬
crued interest to yield
approximately 5.45% to matu¬
rity. The offering was quickly oversubscribed.
with
(no
v
600,000
shares.
fractions
100'}
group which offered for public sale on March 14
shares
the
purchase
all
Eastman
600,000
______
'
|
'
pre¬
agreement.
Reynolds «fe Co., Inc./—
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc
&
President,
the
.
Harriman
&
presently outstanding
new
also
the- close, of
at
common
an
before
? ?
500,000shs.
below
■
Glore,
share
a
Walsh,
F.
and
150,000
Struthers
cents
19
the
chase
.
cents
through the company's
Bank, when the split is completed.—V.
V
Co.—Debentures
for
to
Philip
27¥2
was
the
on
shareholders
to
National
South
1,278,330
/ shareholders
both,
$1.37
share
a
shares,
rate
I,500,000 shares to 3,000,000 shares.
vy/V
year,
to
maintained
be
these earnings
last
cents
common
dividend
'v The split became effective
and increased the company's
No
split on Jan. 31,
I8V3
of
second
of
names
the-
300,000
\
,
in
j? company
;
300,000
Wood,
2,200,000
?/ '
obligations
purchase
•
300,000
Gundy
1968—
1?.L,■/■??>
^
1,120,858
y
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co.__
Co.
Weld
Witter
ending
.
forth
':250,000
:_
.Day
&
($20
amounts
'600,000
'>■>.
Inc.
Co
,
•'/''■???/V''.
•
convertible
stock
respective
opposite
their
Following approval of a 3-for-2 common stock split by company
shareholders at the annual meeting in Los Angeles on Mar. 6, the board
voted to increase the quarterly dividend, payable June 1,
cents
5-
I
■?
par)
cumul.
Inc._L__
Anthony
Wertheim
($20
<
the
Southern California Water Co.—Stock Split Approved
$8,776,741 ■y
f ■••/??
in
,
/
Co.
&
Co.,
American
R.
•
L;.a';
______
Inc.
E." Hutton
—V.
and President, said sales in the latest six
against $10,926,755 in the first half of the
-■
"
7 ;
Common capital stock ($5 par)_^
200,000 shs.
62,565 shs.
?/"•: Citrus, 'lnci/\?v^ ?/?:;/?/-/yV'./-'
■{«.:■ /' ?
Capital stock ($1 par)
6,700 shs.
1,675 shs.
1,000,000
Tucker,
300,000
Co.
i
./
•
rL/L
.
150,000
Co.
&
V
15,000,000
-
150,000
____L_______i.
&
Barney
Swiss
Inc.
&
V
787,000
15,000,000
The' Capital City Products
Co,;''5:?i''-'v'^l/"':%;*::y'??
I '/L? Common capital stock ($5 par)
200,000 shs.
65,861 shs.
'
Hawaiian Fruit Packers, Ltd.:
v
;
?/'
600,000
^
'! ¥
de--/;
'
*
.
300,000
Inc.
F.
'.v
.
1962 and
on May
1,
Common capital stock
;7. Kuner-Empson Co.:
600,000
Inc
Co.,
Brothers
Hutzler
Shields
600,000Stroud
?! Hornblower & Weeks—
-
-
1,000,000
—
Common stock ($1 par)__
Minority Interests in Subsidiaries:
1,000;000
& Co.,
Rothschild
Smith,
1,000,000
Partners
&
"Salomon
Ripley & Co.,
&
?7/
250,000
F.
L.
Corp. 1,000,000
Fleming
;
v
Inc.
31;-1962,' compared with $793,797
ago.
1, 1968
subordinated
1,
$113,606
ferred
250,000
Inc.
____—
share
$1,309,314
of
1967, and
due March 1, 1982___i
v;/;*-
Nov.
'
$6,300,000
.
5%
;
R.
Boston
Nolan,
;/
600,000
& Curtis 1.
1,000,000
;_____i_
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Results—
//?;..-k
to
the
on
outstanding,
the
a
unaudited
ended
$12,134,704
Giving effect to
based
reported
months
Jan.
1,
'
-
$6,300,000
J
..
■
Munson, Chairman
months
were
Months'
1969
,
600,000
.
& Co
Thomson &
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co. Inc.,
_Li_L
The
The
taxes
Corp.—Six
to
semi-annu-
30, into a sinking fund for the
v ?
redemption of outstanding bonds)
1,000,000, /?
576,293 '
!
Capital stock:
r?</. V>;vVStokely-Van Camp, Inc:.^
v
?«» '?■
?: 5%
cumul, prior preference stock v
Pierce,
V »
* L
Smith Inc. 1,000,000
600,000
852,220
Coast
1963
due
convertible
i
y?-////"
'/;?'• \
250,000
Reynolds
Inc.
1960.
South
1,
'
J
due
mortgage 4Va%
"/.\V
due
Dec; 1,
1965
(an /}■¥■■';
i
equal to 25% of the net
y
t
/ '■./• j
earnings
of the subsidiary for :/■'% L;??.;? \?L"/.?
'?'"/'
each fiscal year is required to
V?:?;.»
be
paid on the following Sept.
?
.
Weir,
250,000
Harriman
•
to
year
a
five
'
'
$900,000
bonds,
¥';?///;
?■"?;?y'?
'? of directors
On
aaginst
June
on
►
(
«
amount
1,000,000-
&
2,675,000
175,925
.
Inc.:
notes,
Citrus, Inc.:
• ?-r
4V2% first mortgage notes, due
i'y/'
Rhoades
young,
?
:
______
debt
612,111
through July
With
1,000,000
Parlbas
Inc. _;___—___
-150,000
Forgan & Co
1,000,000 :
Goldman,, Sachs & Co. 1,000,000
Greenshields & Co. Inc.
250,000
with;$2,S--
full
the
1960.
1931,
9,500,000
1,042,000
L__.
long-term
Kuner-Empson Co.:
First & refunding
600,000
S. Moseley
150,000
Co.
quarter
v-:
.
the
1,000,000
Nesbitt,
Co., Inc.
600,000
__________
&
Co
Fenner
Glore,
Donald ' E.
compared
1960, Mr. Graham
compared
amounts
Sales
.
quarter of
quarter
unaudited,
this
1960.
in
final
strong
$168,190,
quarter.
quarter amounted
fourth
;
$71,000
941 ,on
Merrill Lynch,
-
300,000
Dodge & Co. Inc.
Folger,
I960
the
the
$38,250,000
debt
.
1962,
600,000
Graham, President, announced. Net income for the Quarter, unaudited,
$116,603, equal to 26 cents per share of common stock out¬
standing.. -This compares swim
$06,016,. or
13
cents
per
common
share,
note,
Subsidiaries:
•
a.?;.•/? ?:'?
*
long-term
of
Camp,
$77,000
was
.
5%
Outstanding
?.?r?:"
''
banks
annually
1
;•
FINANCING
.
of
portion
serial
3v2%
conditions
13,
Drexel & Co.
4 %%
fourth
PRESENT
Authorized
(vendor)
Stokely-Van
515,635,853 104,442,042
W.* Pressprich & Co.
Reinholdt & Gardner—.
H.
company's
/
36,331,500
Inc.
r
Dominion Securities
The
Smith Industries International, Inc.—Qtrly. Report—,
-
TO
ing amounts beginning with $88,-
subject
Model,
Corp.
Hospital at Great Falls, Mont., ; and the 510-bed
Sacred Heart Hospital at Spokane, Wash.—V. 194, p, 574.
Angeles
EFFECT
.■?';
'Long-term indebtedness:
»
;':r
•"
M.
&
300,000
Co.
&
Hallgarten
Los
$0.42
:
,:?;y'■
bentures,
McLeod,
F.
The
bus
; This
•
Amount
150,000
*
Net proceeds will help finance the cost of erecting a
new Nurses Hdme and
remodeling the 190-bed Colum¬
.
Current
$1,000,000
Carl
' '
Dillon,. Read & Co. Inc. 1,000,000
Dominlck
&
Dominlck600,000
to 51/4%.,
5.
portion
Commercial
4V-k%
dated
250,000
&
Courts & Co.
$1,010,000 of this corporation's direct obligation
serial notes, .dated Jan. 15, 1962, and due
serially, July
15, 1963 to Jan. 15, 1974. The notes were priced at par
interest
GIVING
paper
78,110,542
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.l Inc.
Lee Higginson Corp
Lehman Brothers
150,000
Bros,
-Inc.
licly,
bear
6.61%
$0.58
/y,. ?/-'/ //
banks
ally
Inc.
..
,
interest- and:
156,984
154,356
___________
inclusive
Kidder,
.
Co.,
Sisters of Charity df the House of Providence .in; the
F.
Eberstadt & Co
Territory (now State) ?of Washington—Notes Offered—
Equitable Securities
B. C. .Ziegler, & Co.^ West ;
Bend, Wis., is offering 'pub- M Corp. • —:—
accrued
311,340
211,867
8.19%
/
Commercial
Other
40,000,000
•
300,000
&
Brown & Sons
Clark,
L
and
1960
$2,334,316
232,000
indebtedness:
Current
197,482,103
31,
250,000
•
.
'
out¬
261.
p.
1961
L
_______
Commercial
13,804,542
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
p.
v?
;
severally agreed to purchase and the
severally, in the respective amounts
$40,000,000 principal
amount
of
*
'' \
-
,
-k
Burns
dends 5of, ^$369400^ for5;196i,;^ compared ttO'-$320;3005lor;il9!60.;5.Per
15.—V.
terms
.Amount
Inc.-—
Baird
Burnham
.
share earnings, based on average shares
outstanding each year, were
Sl.27 for 1961: compared to $1.21 for 1960.
No dividends • were paid
Jta 1960, 20 cents per share was paid in 1961, and on.March
1, *962,
a
15-cent semi-amiual dividend Is being paid
to holders of record
Feb.
*
1962,
Alex.
-
'public- -annual ^report has just been mailed to
net earnings
after taxes and preferred divi¬
.
195,
period,
443,867
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.:
per
Baker, Weeks & Co.L_.__
A, G. Becker. & Co. Inc.
,
shows
It
/
;
,
//•..
%
68,153,750
.
agreement
>
.
first
the
have
Co.
W.
Inc.
year; 1961
firm's
?
taxes
CAPITALIZATION
fund
5,
Allyn & Co.__„ •*;« 250,000
Ames «&- Co., Inc.
300,000
& S.
Bleichroeder,
hew-'high records in sales "and earnings for•
accordihg to' Jack F. Feddersen.i President of
j;he band instrument concern whose board of ' directors includes
clarinetist'Benny Goodman. »
'
The
stock.—V.
taxes
Current
into
Dollajrsiv;
130,000,000
below
named
'i Arnhold
(H.-& A.) Selmer, Inc.—New Highs in Sales, Earnings
y .?>:
preferred
each
$2,587,433
Subsidiaries:
,<
Dec.
March
Morgan Stanley & Co.i;_$3,800.000
Freres
&
Co—3,800,000
A.
Robert
set
at
Lazard
its
company-
31—
192, p. 1754.
.
!
amount
issued
and
■
on
the calendar
prior
7??7;v;777!,1\?
7777/y'l7: y7?v New
sinking
■'
underwriting
■<f: debentures.
<; The righiito convert debentures into common -stock will terminate
at the close of business. April 16.U962 at $40 per share^V, 195; p, 568.
.-The
for
stock
of
nated debentures due March 1, 1982 at par and accrued
interest, and 80,000 shares of its common stock at $28.75
per share.
Additional financing details follow: '
company has agreed to sell to them,
set
forth
below,
an
aggregate
of
,
(formerly Oswego Falls Corp.) has called for re¬
April .15, - next, through operation of the sinking fund,
4 Yi %
subordinated, debentures clue April 15,
1976 at
100%: plus accrued interest.,5 Payment will be
made at The Chase
Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., New York ,15, N. Y.
;
>
redeemable
PRESENT FINANCING
•:
UNDERWRITERS—Under
.contained
corporation
of
TO
'■
-
nominal
—
$312,000
B
semi-annual installments of vary-
Sealriffht-Qswego Falls Corp.—Partial Redemption—
demption
Dec.
income
company
Exchange.
principal amount of long-term debt
equity capital_«^L-nr-^--—------
and
".
_
$0.42
number
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Additional Financing Details
12, 1962 issue reported the sale on March 6
of $15,000,000 of this firm's 4V4% convertible subordi¬
.
($40,000,000)
600000
Total
419,540 shs.
•
,,
^
Stock
EFFECT
Issue—5Va %
due
shares;
1,300,000 shares)
3,000 shs.
850,000 shs.
:
t
of
439,444
$0.57
average
—Our March
will make application to
;
share
:.;r ;
874.747
3,000 shs.
par)
V.
sinking fund.
of the
Total principal amount of long-term debt
Equity Capital:
in
214.906
Ended
income 1
debentures due
50,000,000)
United
863.000
874.747
-
requirements
Percentage of net sales—
Earnings per common stock
payable 1965-1981— NF120,000,000 $24,306,000
1981
' /y/'y ■'
Netherlands Issue—5%
Outstanding
.
not
are
the
company
York
New
'
French Issue—5%
Capital
'
Net
They are
at 103%
1974 and at declining prices thereafter.;
the
on
of
at the option
date
Long-Term Debt:
:
located
$45,013,536
582,711
-
sales
Income
with
Hess
FINANCING
.1
$63,000
payable..
-
stock
PRESENT
Authorized
payable......
2273.
p.
TO
•'
.
...
notes
preferred
stock
194,
,
banks..-
to
Mortgage
Cumulative
—V.
debentures
1961,
*
?
payable
Piggly Wiggly name.
offices
and
warehouse
are
dividend
Income before
Translation
the
GIVING" EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
;
under
debentures
by operation
.V-'
acquisition
adopted.
'
Enterprises with
except
after that
or
•;,
7'7ryy''
Sheboygan, Wis.
Notes
FEATURES—The
1972,
on
including Feb. 28,
the
cor¬
was
H-S
arrangements
i960
$49,679,049
__
Stephan Co.—Annual Report—
Year
-Outstanding-
en¬
such
1961,
throughput
after
Net
become
CAPITALIZATION
of
corporation
Following
present- name
equal, partner- in
an
acquired
company
into
entered
PROPOSED' NYSE LISTING-^The
Markets, a partnership which operates meat markets in Racine
Kenosha, Wis.
H-S Enterprises operates two retail supermarkets
Racine
The
1,
redeemable
.
Wisconsin
and
FUND—Sinking- fund provisions for the debentures call for
payments of $2,225,000 annually commencing March 1,
1965, which
together with a payment of $2,175,000 on March 1, 1982, are designed
to retire the entire issue by maturity.
The initial sinking fund redemp¬
tion price is
ioo\k%7"? 7??•;.•,7/.//y 7:,7'7
June'30, 1959 Piggly Wiggly Great Lakes, Inc.
and
Racine, Inc., both Wisconsin corporations, were merged
outstanding
5,
SINKING
On.
Wiggly
March
commercial
1949, in the operation of retail supermarkets under
name,
in
the southern and
eastern
sections
of
Wiggly
Wisconsin.
Piggly
since
of
As
,
company,
a
Wisconsin corporation organized in
Schultz 'Brothers Co., is engaged in the wholesale food
the
as
Netherlands.
the
1961
sales
.
BUSINESS—The
1912
and
effective on the date the company makes
shipment and delivery of crude oil through the
-pipeline.
'' 7/
/•/ 'v.
'v'';//'
■
77? " .' ■
y
The pipeline has been designed to permit an increase in capacity
to in excess of 600,000 barrels a day by the addition of further pumps
and pumping stations and
additional storage facilities. 7,
■
the company and 85,000 by certain stockholders, i
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at $434,225,
business, and,
France
have
which
company
its
March
Will be used to open additional stores.
com¬
company
shareholders
"The
Sav-O
a
company
financing
the
Stores, -Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
6, 1962 prospectus, Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
mons, 111 West Monroe St., Chicago, ofiered publicly,
160,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common stock at
$6.50 per share. Of the total, 75,000 shares were sold by
suant to
the
1961
.
'
2664.
p.
In
of its public financing program through the
J
this information is continuously updated during trad¬
ing hours by the ^computer.
Data on individual securities
includes
previous close, open, last sale, net change, high-low, bid-asked, and
for
the
in
securities
debt
$121,530,000.
31—
Dec.
net
net
earnings
1
■"Earnings per share________
*
Earnings per share are
based on the
standing shares of class A stock and. class
pipeline. The company proposes to complete
oi' the initial pipeline by the sale of additional equity
capital to its shareholders and the sale of long-term debt in one or
more
European countries.
;
of
volume
at
Ended
Consolidated
construction of the initial
the
supplied by the computer is of two types, overall
analyses, . and
data
on
individual
securities.; ; The _ market
analyses includes lists of most active stocks, stocks showing greatest
percentage price changes, and number of issues showing increases and
Cumulative
estimated
57
Industries, Inc.—Annual Report—
Year
Consolidated
had sold to its shareholders about $26.3 million of
capital stock, and after giving effect to the sale of the debentures, the
financing to date will aggregate about 86% of the estimated cost of
information
All
of
1962,
market
decreases.
is
venture
pleted the first two phases
in
made
Star
toward
The shareholders of
•
,
(1365)
Germany,
Electronics, Inc.—New Quotation System—
A
new
electronic
stock
quotation system
to
provide stockbrokers
With special market analyses during
trading hours and detailed infor¬
mation on Individual securities was announced by Scantlin Electronics.
This is the first
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
■
is
our
years.
'
poorest
quarter and has
-
shown
•
.
,
a
loss
in
-
nine
of
the
Annual Report—
Year
Net
past
"*Wc-anticipate that the full;year will show a continuation of this
improvement,
and
that
earnings
will
be
above
the
1961
figure."
Spalding in the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1961, reported a net of
Ended
sales
Income
,
Provision
for
.
\
V $966,754
—V.
194,
or
p.
97
cents
1429.
a
share
on
the
1,001,832 shares
then outstanding.
■
Net
Dec.
taxes-—
,ipcome taxes—_
______
■"Based
194,
on
p.
4,195.074
3,382,333
2,181,000
—L——
1,743,000
2,014,074;.
income
■"Net income per
—V.
1960
$47,151,645 $45,128,251
31—
—
before
the
share—_____
808,917
2381.
common
•
shares
outstanding
1,639,333
$2;49
on
Dec.
$2.03
31,
1961.
58
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
%.
(1366)
,
.
Monday, March 19, 1962
,
•<-X
Scientific
Struthers
i," of
Of--
International Corp.—Stock
&
Percival
Tower
.
%
known
; St.,
v
:
-
industrial equipment
for converting saline water and the
Petrotherm System, used in the curing of high quality concrete blocks.
Struthers Wells
certain
of
including
process
a
„
Class A stock
Class
(par 10c)
stock
B
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
;
10c)_
(par
of
shares
class
of
stock
A
indicated
&
Inc
Co.,
I.
M.
Simon
&
Co.
Coleman
&
Hentz
&
Co.
M.
Kidder
&
&
N orris
Co., Inc.
SMeglitz
&
6,000
___
3,000
3.000
—
Greenwald
&
& Schley
Newburger, Loeb
3,000
—
;
Co.__
Pistell. Inc.
Sutro
4,000
Bros.
&
&
Co
income
Co.,
Los
Raymond
as
exceeding
Marcus,
General
Mr.
Salzman
former
said.
added
He
with
continues
owner,
products
department
distributed
are
stores.
The
firm
does
.'ft*-J
.
J
i,-m
Technibilt
If
it
which manufactures patented
U
»e.
|.l
•
'•
Corp.—-Additional
nurses
'
•
CAPITALIZATION
Mortgage loans
due
in
EFFECT
installments
Short-term bank leans
__
TO
to
PRESENT
•
T.
1937
shares
750,000
of
provides
•stock
common
that
^conditions
the
below.
forth
set
obligation
the
of
The
«purchase-all- of the 150.000 shares of
V.
I
is
"
(>
to
net
&
Roman,
Frank Karasik &
—-V, 195, p.
1255.
"
,
Inc.
V
reached
operating
high
new
a
8316,523,895
in
mark
1960,
of
Texas
of
revenues
$326 232.808
according
the
to
To
Eastern
for
1961,
company's
$25,710,054
compared
annual
its
to
report
shares
outstanding
in
the
at
June
of
new
These
year.
pipeline
end
of
1961.
The
stock
common
'•
records
made
which
possible
in
utilization
850
million
and
system
during
1962
added
capacity.
The
of
at
$13,418,000
immediately
remainder
Little
an
in
addition
of
Inch
million
$34
Pipeline
of
Included
cubic
will
program
some
increase
1960..
of
lis
the
of
cost
Big
1961,
in
achieved
the
to
corpora
inn
h**
of
ordinated
debentures,
will
be
the
made
at
called
sinking
the
on,l™el3fnt,ures
for
fund,
series
Old
over
Little
A,
of
Oct.
on
its
1,
1969
at
1,
next,
103%.
are convertible into class A
common
.
t
Toro
This
Bank
New
York
common
of
power
with
compared
were_ based
p.
with
$79,206
on >26,347
1553.
i'
six
or
33
for
months
cents
shares outstanding
-
•
v"
,
the
same
In
$259,487
were
share, last
a
on
■
31
as
usual
the
both
of
Jan.
•
31,
year.
The
corporation
has
ock
all
the
issued
and
Instrument
Co.,
/I
to
162
196,385 Shs.
Inc.—Rights
/
:
the
sales
(net
this issue.—V.r 193,
company's
.
Of¬
T
.
'
*750.
* p.
%
»
'
•
annual
report
to
share¬
,
income
and
to
compared
as
%%
.
,
redemption
.
Up 56.6%
of
voting
Sales
unchanged
from
leased
products)
$57,448,181,.for
for
1960.—V.
194,
r,
'
.
.
•
April
.
the
share
1960
of
for
company
the
ending
year
announced
were
.£8,jLlj^fpS.
the
past
the
share
shares
17%
quarter—of
in
the
third
accordance
with
to
squeezed
were
the
stock
the
4,
lowest
for
steel,
quarter
the
taxes
of
in
.•
.
v
have
noted,
1961,
and
a
1322.
p.
current
•
increased
40
with
from
per
;
been adjusted
\3-for-2 stock
c
cents
31
earnings
share
a
for
for
the
a
share for the-first quarter
$2,140,000 for the first quarter
for the same period last
cents
profits
compared
,
the
to
year
Net
year.
as
30%,
were
$1,692,030
•
•
•
•
--
-
$5 million,
by more than
from $60,177,000
9%
or
first
„
all
The
first three months
.
~
,
corporation has
Canada
in
of
on
Western
See FWP
will
called
.
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
redemption
April 1,
basis
on
into
stock
common
to
March
shares per $50 of debentures.
of six
of
above.—V.
194,
p.
2599.
King
McCord,
consolidated
of
President
net
from
sales
for
sales
Westinghouse
the
Air
Brake,
announced
Sl70.275.723,'
of
year
1961
were
9%
business
lull
the-
and
effects
of
%
Mr;
agree¬
-
■
that started
McCord
decline
stated
that
the
decrease
in
sales
was
...
,
accounted
for
by
customers
consumption
the
of
first
steel
cf
half
at year
steel and
of
of
$19,000,000
in
sales
to
would
end
to
seem
inventory
some
portend
rebuilding by
■
ingots and
5.7%
or
on
million
j
of
$3
per
April, July
for
1961
stock;
both
classes
of
compared
S.
with income
compares
million in
for
1960.
the
year
year
on
'
the *7%
on
of
States
stock
-
and ^foreign
taxes
Whirlpool Corp.—Annual Report-^- :
.
%
V
.
-v
'
,
,
f/v'/ A /seoondrhalf sales' .volume' $6 millim l->.r»«i'. thin. in--any previous
year brought Whirlpool's total 1961 volume to within 810 -trillion of
the all-time high reached in 19j0, says-the company's annual revert1
to .stockholders.
'%,%■/•',,»
According to'the report, dollar volume for the year was" $435,865,000,
only 2.1%
below the 1961 record figure of $443,378,000. "[Earnings
per
share of common stock, based on 6,261,420 shares outstanding,
were $2.04,
compared with $2.49 for the prior year; when there were
•'
6 224 095
shares outstanding.
Dividends-paid, on common stock were
$1.40 per share in each -year..:. %
" ■; '
'; '«;
A decline in
net earnings,
to $13,500,000 in 1961 from $15,689,000
/ in 1960, is attributed to continuing. price declines in the ..appliance
industry
and
a
consumer
preference for ..medium-, and low-priced
merchandise
affording. lower, margins than .^high-end models.
Whirlpool's average prices were 4.7%'' below' 1930.
While the percentage of
earnings to sales, was 3.1 as compared with 3.5 in 1960, profit margins
•improved from a low of .2.8% of sales -during the first quarter to a
„* high of 4.6%! in the fourth quarter1.-—V. 193, p. 1277. r//.
;
.
..
•
for
the
aggregated
income.'Income
miscellaneous
cs
$3;698.5
declared
,,
U.
This
the
common
consisting of four declarations of 75 cents
and October and in January, 1962. Total dividends
on
United
and
of
were
Dividends
million.
local
million.
share,
of sales and 98.6%
$2.7
sales
on
share
per
1961
t
8 2%.
or
$7
preferred
Estimated
v
sales of $3,336.5
|
■■■
•
;nodel
1962.
by
the Federal Government and: a
drop in railway sales of $6,000,000..'These reductions were partially
offset by
a
substantial increase. in /sales - of earthmoving and con¬
struction
equipment.
Sales in other markets were approximately ;at
1960 lev els. % Of total ooiisolidated sales; in 1961; about 27%
were for
export.—V. 195, p. 1025,
'J,
'
a
years
automobile
/
.
the
.•
decline
a
$186,376,457. in I960. Earnings.,alter
provision f.or income taxes foiv the-year ended" Dec. 31, 1961, amounted
to $8,304,695, an. increase of: 9% over $7,622,495 earned: during 1960.
Earnings were $1.97 per. share in 1961 compared with; $1.81 per share
in the previous year.
Consolidated income before income taxes for 1961
was
$15,619,695 /Compared % with $15,155:495
for ; I960, / The backlog
.of unfilled orders was-$74,100,000 .at the
year-end, - compared wltn
$57,000,000 at the end of i960.
'
;
- /
"
-
1961,t
recent
V-
1962,
;
Newspaper Union—To Redeem Debentures—
Corp.,
decrease-of
year.
as
labor
30,
•
Westinghouse Air "Brake Co.—Sales Down. Net Up—
A.
Octobr,
t
1962,
'V;
convertible
are
the
for
V
Canada.
Debentures
at $100
well
Steel
through
operation of the sinking fund, $60,000 of its 6%' convertible debentures,
series A, clue April 1, 1969 at 100. Payment will be macle at the Mont¬
real'Trust Co., Vancouver,
or at
any
branch of the Royal Bank "of
that
as
Canada
Western
and
a
$1.36
or.
.
shares,
May,
194,
of more than
.
quarter of 1961, to $65,461,000 for the
of this year.—V. 194, p. 1001.
*
•
1144.
p.
1960,
level
the end of
/
Paper Co.—Quarterly Report-?—
almost
rose
last
of
this ,year,
Net sales
increasing: costs, and
abroad..;v."V'
,their< low ^oints of the.1 year
home
M.
dull
after
inclusive,
Payment
made. in
Jan.
31,
Gil
outstanding.
This
profits of $511,735, or
I960
Wayne
Mr.
declared
.r.%
$597,016,
reported improvements in both sales and
first fiscal quarter ended Jan. 31.
company
seasonally
for
-
-
successive
increase
increase
Dec.
by
currently
* over
number
same
figures,
dividend
increase
an
v.».
were
year
common
oh almost
on
per
stock
of
%
.
1962,
1,
share.
Y.—V.. 195,
1960
earnings
Calif.,
last year, representing
sales
rise
a
of
at
.
per
for
the December,
and
sales
uuring
437,496
the
5%
year.
.
preferred
second
$1.12 Vb
of
in
Pomona,
1960
per
•first
$220,-
outstanding
outstanding was
..
on
highs
this
Income
,
for
were
state,
'
outstanding stock
$19,666
/ 750,000 Shs. T
v
<»..
$57,357,663,
on
The
demand was maintained during the third- quarter.
quarter, steel production and shipments reached their
for the year as a result of rising business activity. In-
ordering
in
each
was
194
*
par)
West Virginia Pill#.
Corp.—Annual Report—
remained
were
higher
a
5.6%.
a
Corp.—Acquisition—
acquired
levels
declared
Earnings
1962;—V
%
:
x-rhk ■z /v',;-.
*
steel
fourth
S304.2
$187.5
reinvested
in
million
the
taxes
"
income
cn
amounted
or
to
together
$260.8
.
business
.-..a,'!
Zenith Radio Corp.—Record
_s-
with
million
New
for
records
in
earnings
and
sales
Sales, Earnings—
were
established
by
:
the
-„
cor¬
ended Dec...'31. 1931' it was announced, by Hugh
Robertson, Chairman ind Joseph S. Wright; President, in a preliminary
poration
in the
year
Steel's
with
$377.8
million
for
I960.
...
,
:
;
expenditures for
additions
to
and
replacements of
report to stockholders.
* : y
amounted
to
$326.8
million
in
1961-. compared with $492.4 'v '
Net profits of $18 014,788. ($1.99 per share on. the 9,031,542 shares
million
in
i960.
Property expenditures authorized during ..the year T
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1961) represented an ;1S% "increase^ over hhe
amounted
to $127
million
compared with
$297 million
in ,1960.
On:
$19:225,83 9
($1.70 per share) reported for 1960 :;and 8%, over,.the
Dec. 31, 19G1, the amount
required to complete all authorized projects
facilities
was1
Tower Universal
for
dividends
Steel
profits
Dividends
<■
$1 13
cent
'
Outstanding*
:$43,000
—
according
earnings
a
the
.
were
or
TO. PRESENT.FINANCING
-
over
The
stock.—
.^Shipments of steel products during 1961 were 16.8 million het1 tons
compared with 18.7 million tons- in 1960. '-Income for 1961 was $190.2
estimated
year.
•
tracks,
metal
r
GIVING-EFFECT
sales of $9,672,383
$1.17
its
castings during the year amounted to
25.2 million net tons, and represented 92.1%
of th'e 1957-1959 average
production compared with 99.5% in 1960.
;
"
.
March
last
locks,
shares
then
,
cumulative
fourth
summer
customers
sub¬
1962
N. Y.,
coni-
was
A
?% creased
.
period
showcase
handles,
i:1,
income
represents
significant improvement occurred during .the second quar¬
inventory reductions by customers slowed to a near halt. Despite
million
industry
period ended Jan.
$6,319,363
^Estimated earnings for the
share,
mower
Brooklyn,
which
taxes) bf the' Warner and:Swasey Com? 'xSts
totaled <$3,449,228, equivalent to $3.42 per share bf
outstanding, as compared to $3,053,644, or $3.05 per
1960,
by
,
share
i
,
Chase Manhattan Bank, N.
prices
changeovers,
has been appointed sole transfer
corporation.—V. 195 p 971
the
of
Thus
highest
Co.
the
Place,
business
a
.
through
to
to
molding.;',
split declared last September.—V.
common
common
.
.
ter
Inc.—Appointment—
Trust
stock
leader
compared
called
accrued
in
the
cumulative
sa'.e,s for the fiscal six months
87,238.113,
f#.}
has
.
Manufacturing Corp.—Six Months' Sales, Net Up
Minneapolis
1961,
report to stockholders, Roger - M.: Blough, Chairman,
the company's affairs the trends during 1961 were in
which
in .1960.
out
Payment
stock
of
'
Wayne, President.
Mr. Wayne reported his company—world's leading producer of power
sweepers for municipal,
commercial, industrial and military use—had
principal
for
of
estimated
the
prior
previous
at
$300
year.
U.
million
S.
compared
with
$500
Governmerrt..securities
million-1 at
set
aside
property expenditures authorized amounted to $300 million
1961, unchanged from Dec. 31, I960.—V. 194, p. 682.
at
the
to
-
close
31,
best year in
■Consolidated
Zenith's
cover
Dec.
•
engaged
,
was
Net
corporation
--
the pressures of the lower demand
strong competitive forces both at
.Production -and shipments ^ w&re at
during the first quarter, which marked
67 shares per $50o of debentures,
2274.
fa
(after Federal
1995.
p.
"1;
and
shares
2,455,970
by
revenues
convertible
cost
Swasey Co.—Earnings Higher—
1961
in
19%
appointed
the
A
2,567,611
on
on
by
s
the
figure
States
steel
of
ment.
of
$11,accomplishments
April
6V2%
meet
T,
Redemption—
redemption
due
Tomorrow's Industries,
Chemical
1961
in¬
annual
-
Production
$69,000
57',1lusiye 194, the rate of
at
April 1, 1962.—V.
agent for
series
.
The
that
of
both
revenues
Inch
and
Precision
stock
holders.
net
been
by
agent
stock,,
share
per
1961
plus
at
effect—in
Colony Trust Co., Boston, Mass.
p.
has
Co.
disbursing
Employment costs reflected
the
produced
door
(10
income
for
share,
whole, was contracting; in 1961 that trend was reversed.- Bales
income,:.however, were smaller in 1961 than in 1960. The gcmeral
a
and
substantial
Time Finance Corp.—Partial
The
up
the
level
daily
carried
>a
eliminate
a.
large variety of architectural metalwork,
assemblies and a variety
of stock -hardware
looo.,
p.
common
many respects the
reverse
of those that prevailed in
1960. In the
earlier year U. S.; Steel's business, in cot moir with that of the country
as
million.
System
20%
in
feet
be
LP-gas and
conventional
products
handling facilities to the system, which extends from the Gulf Coast
to Chicago and other
major Midwest cities.—V. 195, p. 1143.
operation
Net
shares
"
corporation
stated
have
estimated
an
company's
178,000
was
The
194,
pany
company's third fiscal quarter just ended were $69,from last year's $57,73.8,000. ;,
United
of
brought daily system capacity to a
new high of 2.48 billion cubic
feet daily, they said. The most important
part of the 1961 activity of the gas division was
completion and plac¬
ing in service of facilities for the first phase of a 225 million cubic-ool-daily expansion in system rapacity.
These new facilities, pri¬
marily new pipeline and comoression
installations, cost approximately
is
See Electfo-Mec-Instrument: Corp.,
,.
-
by
part
to
sells
door
frames
stock
Waltham
the
share,
In
split
was
14-20 Dunham
succeeded
fering to Stockholders—
was
19G1.
facilities
Trust
preferred
to*$2.82
in
made
be
George R., Brown, Chairman of the Board, and Orville S.
Carpenter,
President, told stockholders that the company's gas division achieved
new high levels of natural
gas sales and revenues for the.45th con¬
secutive
dividend
outstanding $4.50
per
to
also lip from the $25,418,231 reported
for I960, the report said.
After deducting preferred dividend require¬
ments, net earnings totaled $18,395 060 or 97 cents
per common share,
compared to $18,843,735 or 99 cents per share in 1960.
The per share
earnings reported for both years are based on 18,996,541 common
two-for-one
York
New
Redeem Preferred—
The
Transmission
stockholders.
Net income of
—v.
•Net earnings for the quarter were $2,170,750, equal after preferred
dividends, to-81 cents ^per share.
Last year's figures, for the corre¬
sponding quarter were $734,195, or 26 cents a share.
;
>
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Annual
Report—
Consolidated
Bank
share.
per
618,000,
120,000
v
,
,
of
and
company
knobs,
as
mirror
/Common
Los
A.,
The
31:
$1.84
30.000
.
advances,"
i "Authorized
earnings for
the
nine
months
were. $7,509,400
as
compared
$4,795,000 recorded last year—a 56.6% 'improvement... Nine months
earnings for fiscal 1962 were equal, after..,payment of preferred
Jan.
1
Co., Inc..
' factoring
repay
Chattel mortgages.
V':
.2383.
p,
dividends,
t
certain
firm commitment to
a
and
sliding
Sundry indebtedness
Net
with
agreement
common1 stock:
The
'CAPITALIZATION
•
v
>
corporation has reported a nine-month sales record
615,000 at the end
of the firm's third quarter,
Jan. 31.
the three-quarter mark lasriyear were $191,452,000.
-
to
will he' used
from 4he' sale
company
1959
1898.
such
runners,
the
{..{):
'■ >*,
United States Plywood Corp.—9 Months' Net
'number of
subject
makes
also
items
Record
The
Shares
Karasik
•
It
including
,
and
net
1,012,100
the
on
1144.
p.
cumulative
Sales
■
195,
and
194,
J.;
'1
share
per
U; S, Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
375,000 shs.
underwriting
underwriters
as therein set forth, and contains
•
S.
&
4 Vz %
agreed
in
Product
with
$9,227,815
common
r
principally in manufacture,
/ assembly and sale of metal store fixtures,, showcases and related- items.
share
per
officers,
in
menced
Corp.-7-Partial. Redemption—
./
Chemical
Outstanding
$55,000
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
purchase -and the company hasr agyeed to sell the respective
shares
cents
to 43
to
organized
•was
.•
for
221,000
authorized
amounted
year
to
proceeds
Xll BUSINESS—The
has announced the appointment of Bank of America,
Angeles, as associate transfer agent and United
California Bank, Los
Angeles, as associate registrar, for its common
and preferred stocks and warrants.^—V. 193, p. 853;
FINANCING
.
par)
cents of the 37 cents
during the last half.
31
firm's
made the
; Stock'/ oh
improvements, pUchase baking and spray-painting equipment,
promote sales and advertising/arid improve working capital.
% 1
The corporation
15,500
(50c
Y.—V.
transfer
-
stock
in
said
{fa '
N.
foliow:
Sundry indebtedness
Common
equal
$12,297,964
per
share on
this
Offered—
City;
-
through the offering, of 80,000, share&;at, $4
"all-or-none, best efforts basis."
- ;
^
Warner &
of
v;.'
-
New - York
Inc.,
of
.-'i.'
an
indebtedness,
-
Co.,
9
Inc—Common
leasehold
,
Financing Details—Our
financing details
GIVING
sales
cents
on
PROCEEDS—Net
United Industrial Corp.—Appointment—
12, 1962 issue reported the sale on March 7 of
150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per
Additional
sale
public
March 14,
outstanding, for the year ended
the annual report to shareholders.
earned
were
previous
$435,303,
N.
;J;
March
share.
revealed
.
outstanding.—V. 192, p. 1958.
Co.,
of
surgery
■:
i
&
;share
stock
President,
1961
the
for
recorded
equivalent to 37
common
6ales
record
reported
_
K
Industries,
initial
corporation has called for redemption on. March .30,
1962,
through operation of the sinking fund, $337,000 of its 5Va% debentures
due Nov. 1, 1980 at 100.98%.
Payment will be made at the Irving Trust
'
Mayer Co., of Chicago,
caps.—V. K5, p. 684.
for
United Gas
business
through hospitals.
As a consequence,
Mr. Salzman said, a
.hospital sales division -is contemplated to combine distribution of Marke¬
ton hospital
products with those of another Sulray subsidiary, The
Li.
of
has
,
i1,,
...
David /Barnes
The
firm
volume
substantial
a
-
.
that the company will redeem on April,
company,
$377,725,
..
Wayne Manufacturing Co.—Net Up 17%—"
through supermarkets and variety
also
Calif,
Sohlberg,
of
come
then
that
the
'
,
of $100,
1961,-it was
G.
Sales
Manager.
Marketon
and
million,
$2
Marketon's
of
income
net
Angeles, producer of such sheet plastic items
as. shower caps, garment bags, and table, mattress and pool covers, was
acquired for an undisclosed total of cash and stock by Sulray, it was
announced by Hal A. Salzman, Sulray President.
The acquisition is Sulray's fifth in less than a year, with cash-stock
investments
price
shares
31,
R.
Inc.—Acquisition—
Marketon
\
*
then
its
Pasadena,
1,013,460
Dec.
The
of
all
redemption
net
3,000
1836.'
p.
Sulray
'
.
'
v
,
Voigt
(Albert)
and
This
3,000
Co.;
.
913.*'
~P.
:
,
United ElectroDynamics, Inc.—Annual Report—•
3,000
_
Simons
Murray
;
_
3,000
Schrijver & Co.
4,000
3,000
3,000
—
&• Co.„
1962,
April 1,
on
outstanding 6% convertible preferred stock at
together with dividends accrued to the
redemption date, making a total redemption' price of $102.77.
The company has entered into an agreement with Glore, Forgan &
Co. whereby Glore, Forgan agreed to purchase the preferred stock until
the close of business on April 16, 1962 at a price of $103.27 per share.
This /price is slightly higher than the redemption price.
The preferred stock may be converted, on or before" the- redemption
date,; into common stock of the company at a conversion rate of 5.525
shares of common stock. for each share of. preferred stock.. Holders of
preferred stock who convert their shares into common stock and who
continue to hold such common
stock on April 18,
1962
will receive
the dividend declared on the common stock.—V. 194, p. 2489.
3,000
Co.
&
Co.
Moore
Hirshberg,
194,
&
6,000
Inc.
—V.
Maltz,
Inc.
Stroud
Halle
is Kerbs
6,000
Co., Inc.
Model, Roland & Stone
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Hardy Ac - Co. ■;
John H. Kaplan
6,000
6,000
6,000
___
&
Corp.—Partial
redemption
for
manufacturer
.to the number of shares presently outstanding.%,• i "
; , t':
\ Ui Francis, S. Levien, President, and Harry E.,- Gould, chairman of the
/board, predicted that sales in 1962 including those of Van Norman
Red'n
iIndustries, which was'merged into Universal American, on Jan. 3i tins
Hyear, should exceed $150,000,000 and profit should increase accordingly.
through
:
,
in
16,1962
3,000
.
called
industrial
..
earnings of the company.:during' 1961/-increased over
1960, in spite of intense price competition in some -of the
company's product lines,'/Carl S. Menger, President,- announced. : - •
/ Gross
sales for the
year
ended Dec. 31,; 1961,,. amounted to $56,355,440, compared with $55,497,955. in the -.previous year.
.
-After provision for .Federal income-taxes, net income-totaled. $441,098
against $318,860 in 1960. " n
•'
:
Per
share
earnings were 31 cents on 1,426,467.; common ... shares
outstanding on Dec. 31, 1961, compared with 22 cents in 1960 based
on the same number of shares.—V. 189, p. 2398.
*
the
Seigel,
&
Grumet
Inc.
10,000
Co.
H.
A.
Brand,
10,000
v
Line
Pipe
diversified
This
.
'.and earnings for 1961,
t. •' •.
'.
•.i.:. Sales of the company and its subsidiaries in 1961 totaled $106,174,504
and net Income $1,613,510 or 43 cents a share.
In I960 sales, aniountejd
":to $68,659,633 and net income to $1,036,226 or 28 cents a "share.adjusted
Tropical Gas Co., Inc.—To Call 6 % Preferred Shares
4,000
Beane—.
Gas
The directors have announced
Shares
:
Willis ton &
R,
-
f.
program.
New York 15, N./ST.—V.* 195, p. 1024.
Sales
/
are,
-'
.jr.
49,000
Burnhain & Co.
below
below:
Shares
■
Hirsch
named
underwriters
corporation has
those
150,000 shs.
850,000 shs.
subject to
certain conditions, under firm commitment to purchase severally, from
the company on the terms and subject to the conditions of the under¬
writing agreement at the price of $9 per share the respective number
UNDERWRITERS—The
tour
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
escorted
Universal American Corp.—Sales—Earnings- Higher
-
.
i
.
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co., Inc.—Sales, Earns. Up
,
utilization
Percival
The
York, N. Y., was
organized in August, 1961 to assume certain scientific engineering and
development work previously conducted by Struthers Wells.
The com¬
pany will operate in the U. S. and overseas in the development and
processes,
14,90T shares, of;
and
of $250,000
sum
•
''
- ' • leading wholesale-tour operators in
the
operation of the sinking- fund, $378,000 of its first-mortgage pipe line
bonds, 5% series due 1977 at 100% plus accrued interest, and 53/100
of 1%. Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine
BUSINESS—The company, of 633 Fifth Avenue. New
commercial
the
of
one
Transcontinental
company's saline water conver¬
sion process; organization and establishment of engineering and sales
agencies and offices in foreign countries; establishing and equipping
research and development activities; and for payment of certain out] standing debt. The balance of the proceeds will be added to general
corporate funds.
*
'
% i
and
is
Toui's
"
PROCEEDS—N»t proceeds from the
commercial development of the
•*;
for
the
country^ ' The company will operate independently as a subsidiary of
Tower.: Harold Percival will retain his position as President and General Manager of the company and Mrs. Mary McR. Percival will, con-;
tinue as Secretary-Treasurer and Vice-President in charge of the well-
tinued
•
Inc.,
stock.*,
common
P arrival
subsidiary's capital stock.
financing will be used for con¬
holds 85% of the
Tours,
'
Inc.,
New York City, announced that the initial public sale
of this firm's class A stock, through the offering of
150,000 shares, at $10 per share, has been oversubscribed.
Prior to the offering, all of the capital stock of the com¬
pany was owned by Struthers Wells Corp., which now
fering Oversubscribed—On March 14, Hirsch & Co.,
,
..
and
p.
5%
net
1959.
sales. for
the
year
of
$274,167,987,
the
highest
history, was 8%' above-' the. .$254 111 749.'reported for
over
the previous record sales reported for 1959.—V.
Zji-t.-V"' '
}'
in
1960 •
192, ,>
■
Volume
195
'Number 6143
Financial Chronicle
.The Commercial and
*
.
(1367)
59
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
y
of
,[■'Bessemer, Ala.
Bond
funding
auction
,-U
Sale—The $916,000
'
bonds " offered
March
on
at
rFrancisco, as 3V2S, at a
100.02, a basis of about
AJAA
re¬
,
; y -
A;AAA
^ere aw{?rded t0 th<? First ;
San Benito County (P.O.
Hollister), Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $475,-
000
Fowler Union High School Dist.,
Fresno County, Calif.
public
195, p.
13—v.
San
-price of
3.49 %
'
'
courthouse
bonds
was
sold to
& Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co., and
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, Inc., as 3s,
at a price of
100.49, a basis of
about 2.94%, >
v
r
■
..
the Bank of America N, T. & S. A.
of
Bond Sale—The $26,000 school
building improvement and eqdip-
San
Francisco.
1962. Due
Jan.
Dated
...
.
.
,
..
>•
Connecticut
1,
Sale
Bond
(State of)
<;■■■■■>■
400,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
Feb.
from
1
1975
to
AA; A-Ai
55,000 public park improvement
bonds.
Due
1964 to
'
The
$53,680,000
highway system bonds, series B,
—
on
1984 inclusive.
1966 inclusive.
on
Feb.
1
from
July 1 from 1963 to
230,000 municipal;. land bonds* \
Due on Feb/1 from 1969 to
Principal and in¬
offered March 14 were awarded
terest (J-J) payable at the County
1974 inclusive.:
interest cost of about .3,41%,
to
a
'
syndicate headed by the
195, p. 1146—were awarded to the Treasurer's office. ; Legality
ap¬
Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Interest F-A.
Chase Manhattan Bank and the
Birmingham, Ala.
w
Bdnk of America N, T. & S. A., of proved by OrriCK, Daniquist, Her-;
Morgan
Uuarainy^Trust Co., as Legality approved" by Caldwell,
tBondVQfferingr— S. G.'Fuller-^San Francisco.
rihgtonO& Sutcliffe.
^
!
2.60s; at a price of 100.07999999, a Marshall, Trimble: &' Mitchell. torn :
WllQFulleiion Union High School Dist., San Mateo- City School District, net interest cost to the State of
DeLand, Fla.
Scaled b.Kts lintil 11 a.m.
Orange and Los Angeles
2.59179%.
The
; ;■■■•;
San Mateo County,. Calif. v
syndicate topped
(CST) on April' 3 'for the pur-Bond Sale—B. J. Van Irigeri• &
Counties, Calif.
iBond Offering—rJohn A. Brun- the second high bid by the nar¬
chase of $5,000,600 various pur¬
Co., Inc., and associates on March
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
rowest
of possible margins, the
ing, Clerk of Board of Supervi¬
pose bonds;
Bated Aug.
15 purchased $1,400,000 water and
r jr, wrnm'Yik 1, 1960. ba received until 11 a.m. (PST)
being
approximately
To°aUri
sors, will receive sealed
bids in difference
sewer
revenue
certificates, series
53 cents.
Redwood City until iO a.m. (PST)
inclusive
Interest F-A
Legality on March 27 for the Purchase of
of 1961, due June 1, 1965 to 1990,
.rk, WKik Krfaii y $840,000 school bonds. Dated Mar. on March 27 for the purchase of
Runnerup in the competition
approved by. White, Bradley,
inclusive. The group bid 100.0056
i962. • Due on Mar. 15 from! $282,000 school bonds. Dated April for the issue was a group com¬ for the bonds as
Arant, All & Rose.
3s, 3y4S and 3V2S,
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
1, 1962. Due on April 1 from 1963 posed of First Boston Corp., Bank setting a
net
interest
cost
of
AColfcerjt County' (P. O.
to
1984 inclusive.
Principal and of America, N. T. & S. A., Mellon 3.44%.
Hydesville School District, A
National Bank & Trust Co., Na¬
Tuscumbia) ,Ala.
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
j
Humboldt Countyi Calif. ■
Assoociates in the offfering are:
'. Warrant
Offering—Sealed bids
tional Bank of Detroit, and the
Bond Sale—The $57,000 school County Treasurer's office.
Clement A.
Evans
&
Co.,
Inc.;
will
be
received
until
11
a.m.
Connecticut Bank
&
Trust Co.,
bonds offered March 6—v. 195, p.
Stern Brothers & Co.; and TownSulphur Spritigs Union Schocl
Hartford. This tender, also for a
(CST) on March 22. for the pur1146—were awarded to Dean Witsend, Dabney & Tyson.
Dist., Los Angeles County,
2.60% coupon rate, named a price
U.
S.
and
Corporation, as 3
s,
3.60s, at a price of par,
3.40s
a
net
ment
bonds
offered
March
1982
on
inclusive.
6—v.
^
JrA^%-Comptroller
-
.
.
|5>
t
,
-
building°warrants!00
COUrthOUSe
ter & Co., at a price of 100.10
'■
'/
Bond
Mesa, Ala~.
Offering
cIqiS
J'
^
A Aril
^1Jonn
cpase of $597,000
Santa Clara
Barston
—
California
Bond
Jefferson Union School District,
Rich-
bonds offered
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sale—The
914—were
$600,000
awarded
Associates of the First National
ural
March 12—v. 195,
1026—were sold to the Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as
syndicate
lowing:
Bankers
Bank
Trust
Paine, Webber, Jackson & •
Curtis; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; F. S.
Moseley
& Co.; First
National
Bank of Dallas; United California
gon;
.
.
p.
;
'Noirlh JLittle Rock; Ark.
.-Bond
Sale
sewer
revenue
public
:>;T h
195,
p.
of
of
San
Francisco,
e
offered
at
on;March M21026—were .awarded
S.
to
;
ARIZONA
Sale—The
M-S.
of
(Pt D. Aurora), Colo.....
Bond
West
Union
School
District,
County, Calif. ■
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
Arapahoef Counties
Joint School District No. 28
about'3.27%.
Marh
Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
on
March
•
22
until- 4
for
,
pm.
the
(MST)
purchase of
$3,033,000, school building bonds.
liams, County Clerk,- will receive
.
sealed
2:30
$315,000 school
bids
at
Santa
(PST)
the
purchase of
building bonds.
p.m.
Rosa
>.;>'•
until
Colo.
Sale—Offering of $15,000,*000
water
system
3 %,
3.10%,
3.20%, 31/4%, 3.30%
and 4%%
$130,000
school
1,
1 from 1964
Dated
Denver,
Bond
March 20 for
on
April
bonds due 1972-1999
3%s, at
a
University
'
price of
par.
of Miami (P. O.
Gables), Fla.
Coral
BondMSale—The. $2,871,000
dor¬
offered
March 2—v. 195, p. 915—-Were sold
to
the Housing and
Home ; Fi¬
mitory
nance
revenue
Agency,
as
bonds
•
3%s, at a price
of par.
GEORGIA
Americus, Ga.
&
*'
Adamb; and
offered
Bank, Los Angeles;
Trust Co. of Georgia; Dominick
COLORADO
coupons
Sonoma
Pinal County School District
No. 3 (P. O. Florence ). Ariz.
bonds offered March
Interest
by O'Melveny
Myers.
A.
-V.
Bond
Bond
for;
,
&
?
T. J; Raney & Sons.
;
America- N.'-T.
ranging' front. 2%% to' 5%, at a
$3,000,000 price OfJ 100.05, ai net" interest cost
auction
bonds
&
approved
—
Bank
ARKANSAS
^s
school Legality
bonds^ offered March 67vto 195,
1146
were awarded
the
Rosenfeld & Divelbessi
inclusive.
1977
to
Sale—Th<T$ll4,000
Co.; The First
of Chicago; The
Co.; C. J. Devine
The First National Bank of Ore¬
-
gas
bonds
p.
Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
curities & Co.;
.
Bond
fol¬
& Co.;
,
?atfdp July I, 1959. Interest
Gust'
the
Trust
National
Northern
Orange County, Calif.
sive. Principal arid interest5 (M-S)
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
$540,000 electrical and gas system payable at the County TreasurCounty Clerk, will receive sealed
re venue. bonds; Due on
July 1 ^-er's ; Office. * Legality approved by
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on March
from 1964 to 1969:inclusive.
;
Orrick; Da^lquist^ Herrington & 27 for
the purchase of $285,000
57,000 sewer improvement bonds^Sutcliffeit
school
bonds.
Dated
March
15,
Due on-July i, from 1973 to .-!>£ DU1- -Uxt
- tvi f ■ U.\
" •
•••> • „ ■* '
1962. Due on March 15 from 1967
1984 inclusive.
;
;
' Lwermore School District,
T
included
.
March 1. from. 1963 to 1982 inclu-
,
$1,000,000 nat¬
distribution revenue
City Bank-Morgan Guaranty Trust
a
.
Sale—The
Bond
Co.
Secu¬
the
to
^ ^ep" school bonds was.sold to the Wells rity First National Bank of Los
<
A
m' Fargo Bank of San Francicso. Angeles.
Westminster l School
'
PJT Dated March 1, 1962. Due on
District,
bonds, as foll
Fort Pierce, Fla.
of 100.0799989.
$114,000 school
195, p.
March 6—v.
made
.
Dominick; L. F. Rothschild &
Bond Sale—The $525,000 school
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; National;
bonds offered March 7 — v. 195,
State Bank, Newark; Bache & Co.;
p. 1026 — were awarded ' to the
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Federa¬
Trust
Company of Georgia, in
tion Bank & Trust Co.; Goodbody
Atlanta, and Robinson-Humphrey
& Co.;-,
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.08, a
Wm.
E.
Pollock
&
Co., Inc *
net interest cost of about 3.20%,
Ernst & Co.; Robert Garrett &
as follows:
Sons; Talmage & Co.; Estabrook
.& Co.; Cooley & Co.; Putnam & $105,000 as 4s.-* Due on Jan. 1
A from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; AuchinDue on Jan. I"
closs, , Parker
& Redpath; City5 195,000 as 3.10s.
from 1970 to 1977 inclusive.A
National Bank & Trust Co, Kansas
.
225,000 as 3.20s.
Due on Jan. 1
City, Mo.; Green, Ellis & Ander¬
A from 1978 to .1982 inclusive.
son; John C. Legg & Co.; The Na¬
Ely, Beck & Co A
and' tional City Bank of Cleveland;
A "
A; A
Dalton, Ga.
•.Lehman
Brothers ...at
prices.- to Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
^ -r /
•
Bond Offering—Albert .Rollins,,
CALIFORNIA '
: County Treasurer's office.
'yield 2:60% to 3.40%. The group
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Naugatuck, Conn.
jL ' * Sn '
'».*.•
' ''
'
* Los Altos School District, *
purchased the issue at a price of
Bonny PootuUmop School District,
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000 bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on MarchSanta Clara County, Calif.
100.005a
net
interest
cost
of
school bonds was sold to Tucker, 15 for the purchase of $1,000,000
^Bond Sale—An issue of $300A about 3.22%.
Anthony & R. L/ Day, as 3s, at a school bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
n
innff.iiTom
Kelley, 000 school bonds was sold to the
Among other members of the
County .Clerk, will- receive sealed Bank of America
N. T. & S. A. of
price of 100.62. a basis of about Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1978
offering group are:
2 p p1,
inclusive/Interest J-J.
San Francisco. Dated March 11,
Continental
Illinois
National 2.93%. Dated i April 1, 1962. Due
(.PSl) on March 19 for the pur- 1962. Due on
on April
March 1 from 1963 Bank and Trust Co. of
1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
Chicago;
cnase of
IDAHO
$84,000 school building to 1987inclusive.
Principal arid Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Kidder, Pea- clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
^n-A^ PoH
inPo' 4o
*962. Due interest • (M-S) payable at the body & Co.; Eastman Dillon, proved by Day, Berry & Howard. Bingham County, Class A School
in
April 2 from 1963
1M87. ?nDistrict No. 55 (P. O.
County Treasurer's office. Legal- Union Securities & Co.; Goldman,
clusive.
Interest
A-O.
FLORIDA
Legality ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Sachs &
Blackfoot), Idaho
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
approved; by : Qrrick,Dahlquist, Herrington &. Sutcliffe. i
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
A Bond Offering—Neil F. Bithell,
Boynton Beach, Fla.
Herrington & SutcliffeN
*
■
,
Blair & Co., Inc.; Car], M. Loeb,
Chairman of Board of Trustees,
1
• >'
Los Gatos Union School District, Bond Offering—City Clerk
Lenterville School District
Rhoades & Co.;
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
;
Santa Clara County, Calif. ?
'-/A
Teresa
Padgett
announces that
:
John Nuveen & Co., Inc.; Paine,
8 p.m.
(MST) on March 19 for
AlgmedaJZount^Cr'tf
Bond Sale—An issue of $205,000
the
City
Council
will
receive
Bond Sale—The $190,000 school school bonds was
the
sold to the Bank Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Horn- sealed bids until 3
purchase of $673,000 school
p.m. (EST) on
°^ered March 6—v.
Due
195, p. of America N. T. & S. A; of San blower & Weeks; W. H. Morton & March 28 for the purchase of bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
1146
were awarded to the
on
Crock- Francisco. Dated March' 1, 1962. Co., Inc.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1975 in¬
$130,000 municipal civic center
er-Anglo -National Bank of San Due on March 1 from 1963 to 1987 Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.; Ba¬
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
building bonds.
Dated Dec. 10,
rranicsco,
for
coupons
ranging inclusive.
Principal and interest con, Stevenson & Co.; Barr Broth¬ 1961. Due on Dec. 10 from 1962 proved by Chapman & Cutler. ■
ers
& Co.;
5%,"at a price of (M-S)
payable
at
the 'County
to
1981
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
ILLINOIS
J0U.0005;;, a net iinterestcost of Treasurer's office.
Legality ap- ABraun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; Legality approved by Caldwell,
about 3:44j/C.; •>
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Esta.?
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-.
Cook County, Lyons Township
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell.
brook & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons &
Escondido Union School
High School District No. 204
District,
rington & Sutcliffe.
Cocoa Beach, Fla.
Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
San Diego County. Calif.
(P. O. LaGrange), III.
'
Petclvma City School District,iBond Offerin g—City Clerk
Hirseh & Co.; J. C. Bradford &
Bo.lld Sale —The $338,000 school
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
v>
Sonoma County, Calif.
O.
Wright
announces
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Lee Hig- Kathleen
bonds offered March 6 —v.
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
195fBond Sale—An issue of: $325,ginson Corp.
;;
;«• ■ that the City Commission will re¬
p.
1146:—were
awarded, to
the 000 school bonds was sold to the
on March 21
for the purchase of,
ceive sealed bids until 3 p.m.(EST)
Bank of America N. T. & S.
CONNECTICUT A'
A.,-of United California Bank of Los
school
bonds.
Dated.
on
March 27 for the purchase of $1,435,000
San
March 15, .1962.
Francisco,; : as 5s, 3%s,133/2s Angeles.
-;.rv.':'''-".l,
Due on Dec. 15
Bethany, Orange and Woodbridge [ $930,000 general obligation bonds, from 1964 to 1981 inclusive. In¬
and 314s, at a price of
100.005, a
:
D
. ■
,.r
as follows:
Regional High School Dist.
net interest cost of about 3.60%,
terest J-D.
w
rrmt
No. S (P. O. Orange), Conn.
v
-Bond Sale—The $70,000 sewer
library bonds. Due
on
? $60,000
Fountain Valley School District,
system
Bond
S ale
S
Feb. 1, 1981.
The
DuPage County Community High
improvement bonds" of$1,750,000
School District No. 99 (P. O.
,' Orange County, Calif.
■.
fered March
»
6—v:k-195, p. .794— school: bond» offei'ed March ^13 430,000 municipal building bonds.~<
Downers Grove), III.
f Bond Sa^e—An issue of $25,000; were awarded to the Security- •—v.- 195,1 p. 1146—wefe awarded
Due on Feb. 1, 1982 and 1983.
school building bonds, was sold to First National Bank of
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
Los An- to ; a group composed of Horn55,000 off-street parking bonds.
5—v-195,
1962. Due on April
March 13 by a
to ,1987 inclusive. Principal and
A interest'A A-O) - payable at ; the ;; Hal^ey^ Stuart
p.
■
J026---were awarded to Refsnes,
.
.
was
group
on
headed by
,
.
-
-
,
,
„
.
,
.
.
.
.
-
.
,
.
i
.
•
,
c
,
■
—
_
,
,
-
the Bank of America N.-T. & S. A.
geles.
-•
blower
&
Weeks;
F. S.
Smithers
Due
on
Feb. 1, 1967 and
1968.
site
and
improvement
bonds
of--
will receive sealed bids
p.m.
(EST) on March 20
purchase of $240,000 school
bonds. Dated January 1, 1962. Due
cation;
Canton \Township
(P.
O.
Hays until 10 a.m. (CST) on April $400,000 notes to the National
Plymouth), Mich. ■ « .J
Shawmut Bank of Boston, at
195, p. 1257— 13 for the purchase of $1,800,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $102,i.53%.
"" '
&
' " '
Savings
Bank
of
Chicago, student union and housing rev¬ '!
100,000 notes to the First National 000 special assessment water, main
as 21/2s.
.v:v V""/'•? .■/ V enue bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
"it1.•'.w'.1:/-v';
v.:tf'V/ .W.
Bank of Mansfield, at 1.48%. bonds of District No. 2 was sold
Due on Oct. 1 from 1964 to 2001.
DuPage County Community School
to Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Interest A-O.
;■? >/' v."1-'
/'
-•
.' >'
!
:
\
District No. 58 (P. O. Downers
'*•] Lynnfield, Mass.
'
/,??■..
awarded to the Harris Trust
were
until
"
■
•
.
fered March 12—v.
.
v.
:
"
.
•
*
I
McPherson, Kan.
Grove), III.
,
<
Wright, Mc-
proved by Dickinson,
•
Kean &
Burdette
Cudlip.^^
F.
v
$3,400,- temporary loan notes was award¬
Linden Community School J ?
Harris, City Clerk, will receive,
bonds ed as follows:; ///,?/,:/
-V; "???*"'?:
District, Mich.**
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
purchased via negotiation by
$200,000 notes to the State Street March 26 for the purchase of $91,Bond Offering—Ray ■ E. /Morey,
a
syndicate composed of Ranson
Bank ' &. Trust Company
of 000
special assesment bonds, as Secretary of Board of Education,
& Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co.,
Boston, at 1.50%.
will receive ^sealed bids until 8
follows:
;
./V?"'--'/'
.-.vv
Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc., Bos100,000 * notes
to
the Beverly
p.m.
(EST)' on March 28 for the
worth, Sullivan & Co., Van Home
$80,000 street improvement bonds.
; •/ . Trust Company, at
1.49%. / - :
Investments, Inc., and Delago Se¬
Due on March I from 1963 to purchase, of $875,000 School build¬
ing and /equipment bonds. Dated
1972 inclusive.. ?: r. ? //
curities, Inc;, at a price of par. ;
" "
'
' Maiden, Mass.
Oct. 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
:
Dated March 1, 1962. Due semi¬
11,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
Bond Sale—The $1,314,000 urban
1965 "to/ 1991 [inclusive.
Interest
.4 on March 1 from 1963 to 1971
annually on March and Sept. 1 renewal bonds offered March 14—
J-J. Legality approved by Dickinfrom 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Pay¬
;
inclusive.
v.
195, p. 1258—were awarded to
Cudlip, ;
able at the State Treasurer's office.
: Dated
March; 1, .1962, Tnterest
a group composed of Kidder, PeaLegality; approved by* Stinson, body & Co., Stone. & Webster M-S. Legality approved by Miller,
Muskegon School District, Mich.
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell. Securities Corp., Paine, Webber, Canfield, Paddock &.Stone.
Bond Offering—W? M. Brooks,
.
000 electric system revenue
195, p. 1257—were awarded
to a group composed of Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Hayden, Stone &
-
Co.; Hutchinson, Shockey &, Co.,
and Reinholdt & Gardner, as 3s,
2.80s
and
2.60s, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
■
■
<
2;89 %.'
'
Coldwater, Mich.
Offering—
was
12—v.
I'
"
Bond
Sale—An issue of
Bond
Bond Sale—The $887,000 school
March
construction bonds offered
t
$300,000
Note Sale—An issue of
1987 in¬
1963 to
July 1 from
on
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
,
.
8
for the
.
,
Highland Park, III.
BondS a 1 e—The $1,245,000
street improvement bonds offered
{
March
12—v.
195, p. 1257—were
syndicate composed
Brothers, Weeden &
awarded to
a
Lehman
of
„
laus
&
lace
&
&
Co., Inc., Robert K. Wal¬
Co., and Ray Allen, Olsen
McHenry and Boone Counties
Community Sch. Dist. No. 50
clusive.
will
Due
Dec.
on
1 from
1963
to
nue
Due
will
1962;
from
1963
1
from
1
J-J.
Interest
to
1963
Le¬
Peoria
Grove
Oak
County,
Com¬
Peoria), III.
Bond Offering—V. C.
Gilliland,
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on
the
purchase
school bonds
was
of
tional Bank of
Princeton, Ky.
April
$1,000,was
-
.
issue
4,
,
bonds.
1962.
Due
of
Sale—The
drainage
bonds
$500,sold
from
from
15
15
Potter
rehabilitation, bonds.
700,000
sewerage
totaling
550,000 rehabilitation bonds.
Dated April 15, 1962. Due on
$530,000
&
Co.,
Hill, Inc.,
of 100.70, a
on
March
INDIANA
Boston, at 1.48%.
Hobart Elementary School Build-
MICHIGAN
Iberia Parish
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will'
be received until 2 p.m.
March
22
for
from
that
the
1
sive.
Interest
F-A.
Ross,
(CST)
Due
Newburgh, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
works
6—v.
revenue
195, p.
bonds.
on
Dated
June
1,
M-S.
/
•?.'
?\i':
1962.
Certificate
street
March
-#JOWA
S
paving
1—v.
awarded
to
1 e—The
a
7
195,
Ladd
offered
916—were
p.
Dinkins
&
Co.,
a.m.
from
28
for
the
(CST)
bonds.
•
$750,000 school
Due
Certificate
for the
serially from
pur¬
Sale—An
$36,686 water certificates
building
1963 to
to
Ladd
Dinkins
&
issue
was
of
sold
Company.
.
??//
Shelby School District, Mich.
Sale—The $270,000 school
MASSACHUSETTS
assessment
bonds
offered
March
1027—were
p.
&
6
—
awarded
Company.
,
to
site
and
March 7
—
awarded
195, p. 1028
v.
to
a
group
—
were
composed
of
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Paine,
net interest cost of about
a
as
$200,000
bonds
totaling
March
13-—v.
awarded
•
Bank of
s,
■
to
the
Boston,
as
o.
offered
1258—were
First
National
2V4S, at
a
price
3%s.
1963 to
as
from
$225,000
195,
195, p. 1028—were awarded to
Michi
4 *
'
~
Sale—The $275,000
Bond
Pel-
on
Jan.
&
Due
3y2s.
1976 to
on
July
1
1975 inclusive.
Due
on
July
school
March
8—v.
to-
195,
p.
Harriman
1148-—were
Ripley
Co.;, Inc.,. and Goodbody & Co.
—
to
195,
system revenue-bonds. Datqd;April
1, 1962. Due oii April 1 from 1965,
to
1992 inclusive. Interest A-O.
,
a
The'$1,750,000
bonds
group
offered
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
1148—were
p.
field, Paddock & Stonel
composed of
Corp., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis,, John Nuveen
& Co., Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
and Martin & Co., at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.36%, as follows:
as
4s.
from 1963 to
as
1968.
3V2S.
',
?'
Due
on
?? i
;
„
Williamston, Mich.?••?
?
Offering
Bond
March
—
D... Howard
19
for
the
of
purchase
$26,000 bonds, as follows: -'
special assessment street
improvement bonds.
10,000 street improvement bonds.
$16,000
?"
June 1
1967 inclusive.
;
,
Gorsline, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
on
Due
$280,supply and distribution
;
June 1,
1
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Oct.
1962 to 1964 inclusive.'
;;
from
'
"
disposal system bonds offered
awarded
000 water
the First of Michigan
60,000
Bond Sale—The $425,000 sewer¬
March
c
building
7—v.
awarded
■'
age
(P. O. Marne), Mich:
B ohdSa 1
1
Bridgman, Mich.
March 19 for the purchase of
f"
:
$235,000
1988 inclusive.
Stone. ?
&
480,000
as
3s:
from 1969 to
Due
on
June
1
>•.. ?
?
375,000
from
as
3!4s.
1976 to
/.^ MINNESOTA
:
?.
/
X:*
1975 inclusive,
Due
on*
June 1
1980 inclusive.
V,? -:m
Alexandria, Minn. '
i
Bond Sale — The $125,000 fire
;
police building bonds offered
June 1
-100.14, a basis of about 2.20%.
March - 6—-v.)*195,.. p. - 1148—were
from 1981 to 1988 inclusive.
College of
,Bristol County (P. O. Taunton),
awarded Jo E. J/Ptescott &. Co.,
Brooklyn School Districts Mich., '
•
Lake view School District (P. O.
Emporia, Kani
5
and 1 Paine, / Webber, «?Jackson t &
•>.' •>'''^; * Massachusetts '
v . X;
*>., Bond Sale—The $250,000,school
Bond Offering—Max
Note Sale—An issue of
Biekford,
Holland), Mich. :l
$500,000 building bonds offered March 5—
Curtis,? jointly;, as 2V2S, 2.90s, 3s,.,
Secretary of State Board of Re- temporary loan notes was award-' v.
Bond Offering — Hetzer Hart- •3.30s and 3.40s, at a price of par,
195y p. 1028—were awarded to
gents, wili receive sealed bids at ed, as follows:
the National Bank of Jackson.
sock, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ a net interest cost of about 3.30%,
KANSAS
.
Kansas
,
as
Bond Sale—The various
purpose
195,
Quail
3.47%,
follows:
Beverly, Mass.
v.
v.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Summerfield School District,
M.
Kenowa Hills School District
,4
$570,000 school
building bonds offered
370,000
/
J
$119,000 special
street
improvement
Bond
building bonds offered March 5—•
Stone.
1962'.
);
Sale—The
from
Waterloo, Iowa
In¬
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Detroit. Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
5,300,000 notes. Due
District, Mich.
,
Bond
1981 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
1992
.
.
March 21
on
of
to
M-S. Legality approved by
purchase
•
chase
/bonds.
Dated
March 1
1962.- Due on
school
building bonds offered March 8—
ham, City Controller;:will receive v.:
195, p. 1148—were awarded to
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
on
March 20 for the purchase of
Kenower;
MacArthur * /& ;• Co.;
$lO;OOQ,OOQ?tax arifieipation?notes;
jointly/ as" 4s, 3 V4S, 3s, 2%s and
as follows:
2V4S,Vat' a price of 100.03, a net
$4,700,000 notes. Due on Aug. 16, interest cost of about 3.07%. •
<
?
on
at a price of par.
Jackson & Curtis, Mc¬
/
; Webber,
Community School
;
v
Donald-Moore & Co., H. V. SattDistrict, Iowa
Jefferson Parish Waterworks Dist.
ley & Co., Inc., and Berrien Se¬
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
No. 1 (P. O. Gretna), La.
bids will be received at 3 p.m.
curities, Inc., at a price of 100.01,
Dec or ah
•
G.
(EST) on
purchase of
the
for
revenue
1,
1964
terest
Detroit, Mich.
receive
(EST)
Bloomingdale Public School
?'////
$281^523
certificates
26
-
March
or
Offering—Alfred
Paddock
Legality
Louisiana v?/'
Dorothy
Tittabawassee TOWnship (P. O.
17.,
?'
'
,?
Saginaw), Mich...
v. •:
1963.
of?/;?;/;
?4,
.-Bond, Offering-fElmer Bonhoff,
$160,000 county bonds. Dated Feb.
Dated March 16, 1962. Legality
Township ; Clerk,
will
receive
1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,; sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
to 1.972 inclusive.
March
-
f
will
—
'
March 1 from 1964 to 1972
Interest
Commission,
sealed bids until 11
Jefferson Parish {P. O. .Gretna),
1027—were awarded
the City-Securities Corp, as4%s, at a price of 100.62, a basis
;••?/
Road
p.m.
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
bonds offered Mar.
about 4.33%.
2
Offering—Esther W. Het¬
tinger, Clerk of Board of County
will
Jury
until
on
inclusive.
$420,000 sewage
"/to
of
Police
bids
Note
announces
April 11 for the pur¬
chase of $400,000 public improve¬
Legality ap¬
McCord, Ice &
ment
?
sealed
Allegan), Mich.
Acting Secre¬
—
DeBlanc
Parish
receive
Miller.
;
Offering
April 1, 1962. Due on
1963 to 1981 inclu¬
bonds. Dated
by
Bond
Loretta
mortgage
Allegan County (P. O.
Iberia), La.
on
tary
Aug.
proved
(CST)
purchase "of
revenue
first
$625,000
the
?
(P. O. New
&
? ~
Note
LOUISIANA
ing Corporation, Ind.
Paddock
Offering
system
the current official
the City in New York
by
Legality
$245,000.water supply and sewage
at
approved
•-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
clusive.
City, Chicago,
M-S.
by
•
,
<
of
Carl, Village Clerk, (will receive
April 15, 1962. Due on
April 15 from 1963 to 1968 in¬
of
Corp.
Romeo]' Mich.
Dated
bank
Securities
Interest
Bond
,
Payable
of $75,000
sold to the
McCall,- > Parkhurst,
Crowe,;McCaH '& Horton. •>,
*
clusive.
3.10s,
basis of
was
March 15, 1962. Due
March 15 from 1963 to 1975 in¬
clusive:
360,000 street and alley paving
special assessment bonds.
as
Offering — Clem S. at a price
City Clerk, will receive about 3.01%.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on?
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
Worcester, Mass.
March
29
for
the purchase V of
street
improvement
bonds
was?
Note
Sale—The
$1,000,000 tax,
$300,000
Electric
Plant
Board
sold to the First National Bank
anticipation notes offered March 5
revenue bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
of Chicago, as 3V4S and 3s, at a
—v.
195, p. 1148—were awarded
Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1991 >
price of 100.03, a net- interest cost
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality? to the State Street Bank & Trust
of about 3.20%.
Company and the Boston Safe De-;
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
and Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.;
' posit & Trust Company, both of'
*
Sale—An issue
Texas. Dated
April 15, from 1964 to 1987 in¬
and
County Consolidated
schoolhouse bonds
clusive.
and
inclusive.
1991
to
Highland Park), Mich.
Bond
April 15, 1962. Due on
April 15 from 1964 to 1987 in¬
,
8
School District No. 3 (P. O.
?'
approved
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
premium of
1963
Columbian
inclusive.
until
on
J-D.
Dated
Securities
Bond
(EST)
Interest
15,
15, 1962. Due on Feb.
ary
offered March 7—v. 195, p. 1148—
were awarded to Eastman Dillon,
&
April
on
1972
to
April
1,000,000 public utility street
railway bonds. Dated Febru¬
was
Westwood, Mass.
Bond
Dated
bids
April 11 for the
purchase of $850,000 school bonds.;
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on June
1
Fund
»
,
1987
to
Brown,
of Education,
sealed
receive
p.m.
1,250,000 Motor Vehicle Highway
to the First National Bank of Bos¬
$10.
1964
from
(P. O.
Offering—Vera
Bond
Secretary of Board
inclusive.
Howard,
Savanna, III.
15
inclusive.
3,485,000 various purpose bonds.
Dated April 15, 1962. Due on
April 15 from 1964 to 1987
temporary loan notes
Harkness
j
public
sewer
bonds.
April 15, 1962. Due on
1962.
1,
July 1, 1963.
Jackson), Mich.
will
Dated
4,000,000
1963
ton, at 1.50%, plus a
January 1 from
on
1967 to 1992 inclusive.
Boston, at 1.47%.
Sale—An
Due
1962.
notes
April
Dated
nptes.
on
system
bonds. Dated April 1,
revenue
$1,000,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
the New England Merchants Na¬
United
& Rowe.
issue
tion
March 20 ior the
on
Northwest School District
supply
water
$4,000,000
V
(EST)
p.m.
follows:
Mass.
anticipation
of
ton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
$150,000
sold to Negley,
Due
Newton, Mass.
Note
sive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
(EST) on March 27 for the
purchase of $15,345,000 bonds, as
a.m.
Note Sale—An issue of
000
April 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
Legality approved by Graf¬
munity Sch. Dist. No. 68 (P. O.
purchase of $400,000 tax anticipa¬
Taunton, Mass.
(P. O.
Stanford), Ky.
for
ham, City Controller, will receive
separate sealed bids until 10:30
Boston, at 1.56%.
Lincoln County
27
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
sold to the First National Bank of
$375,000 school building revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1962. Due on
Cutler.
tax
& Fleischer:
March
Legality approved by Chapman &
Jens
January
inclusive.
guson
J-D.
Dec.
on
p.m.
Bedford,
Secretary of Board of Education',-;,
Detroit, Mich.
Offering'—Alfred M. Pel-
National
County
Sale—An
Note
000
■"
Bond
Everett, at 1.50%.
on
on
receive
inclusive.' Interest
Due
1981
1:30
gality approyed by Grafton, Fer¬
sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 2 for
the
purchase :-'6'fl $650,000 ^hbol
building "bonds. Dated April ,1,'
to
Hill, Inc., as 2.90s,
100.32, a basis of
Middlesex
the
Bank of
of
1982
M.
Jones, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation,
Red-
March 19 for the pur¬
$1,550,000 electric reve¬
bonds. Dated January 1, 1962.
Community Unit School Dist.
(P. O. Harvard), III.
until
bids
sealed
ceive
(CST)
Offerin g—Robert
of
New.
ford, Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
McHenry and Boone Counties
Bond
by
approved
Offering—Irby Lee
Bond
chase
No. 50
Legality
Glasgow Electric Plant Board, Ky.
inclusive. Interest J-D.
1981
price
a
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
of Ed¬
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 2 for
the
purchase of $650,000 school
building bonds. Dated April
1,
Jones, Secretary of Board
1962.
1978 in¬
March 1 from 1963 to
on
(P. O. Harvard), III.
O f f e r i n g—Robert M.
Bond
ucation,
at
Howard, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on»
Medford, Macs.
March
26
for
the
purchase of
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
$200,000 school building revenue
bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due temporary loan notes was sold to
2.97%.
about
of
and Harkness &
Clem S.
—
Street
State
Company of Boston,
about 2.86%.
Beaumont, Inc., as 2%s, 3s and
at a price of 100.10, a net
cost
Offering
Curtis,
Bank & Trust
Ashland, Ky.
Bond
41/2s,
interest
&
Jackson
KENTUCKY
Co., Goodbody & Co., Stifel, Nico-
^
State
.
*
of
600,000
as
3V2S.
Due
on
and
Teachers
*
-
;
'
'*■
1
(1369)
Independent School
the basis of the following rate
271,'Minn. //U .; schedule submitted by the First
e
.The;$1,820,000 National Bank of St. Paul.group:
school
building
bonds'- offered $80,000 as 3.10s.
Due on April 1
March 7 — v. 195, p. 1028 — were
from 1965 to 1969 inclusive. V
awarded to a syndicate headed by
60,000 as 3.40s.
Due on April 1,
Juran & Moody, Inc:, at a .price of
1970 and 1971.
Bloomington
■
District No:
^
Sal
Bond
about
par,; a net interest cost of
3.87%,
follows:
as
'
:
3%s.'^Due^on-Feb.
$585,000 as
260,000
from 1972 to
110,000
1
v-.from 1965 to 1973 inclusive,
:
i
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
nicht.
.
St.
Due on April ij
1-,
/in
Louis
*;*•
V
Bond
-
price of
Paul, Barcus, Kindred & Co., Kalman &
Co.,; Inc., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Boettchpr & Co.,
Channer Newman" Securities Co.,
Schaps, Shaughnessy & Co., Harold E. Wood & Co. and First State
,
Bank, St. Paul,
r&°MnB VickT C^Tnd
?j' JwSUakPnt..y'
tary
-;
$225,000
improvement
sewer
offered, March
cost
about
of
6-r-y,^195,. py 1148
and
bridge
^—v
tQ
q nri
State
Ongarstad
j.
•
mvooonvov'c.
Treasurer's
road
^
Great
will
(CST)
school; building bonds,
April 1; 1962. Due. on April
1 -from
1965 to 1992 inclusive.
Interest A-O. Legality approved
by Howard
as
bonds
:V v';
-
Lake field
March
:
^
H-;-*
(p
offi
nnp
AAA
17
for
the
AAA
Sv
™
£
l
k
iqm
July 1 fiom 1963 to
-----
^
n
m
1
E5 L
Dated Oct.
•
cpqIpH
niHc
A
Tdrocr
'
■
':ly '
^District No. 325, Minn.
Trosin,
totaling
bonds
pose
^1070
iy/u.
fered
March
9—v.
7* Warded
receive sealed
(CST) on March
20 for the purchase of $675,000
sohoollmilding bonds.Jiated April
U,
KtflK.
195,
Bond
1149—
p.
11
n
1, 1961. Due
•
T.OtfQliMr
basis
a
nr\nrmTn/l
•
Buchanan, N. Y.
.
'
i:' p' 1029—were awarded to
1
f
Oct
on
K*r
approved by
a group
composed of Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., Chas." King & Co.,' and the
National Bank of Westchester in
j.
«ri
,
-i
„
t-.i
.
...
•
.
^
White
Plains, as 2.90s, at a price
100.26, a basis of about 2.86%,
of
f
DfferhTg—Earl
C.
Nelson,
receive sealed
Gates and Chili Central School
District No. I (P. O.
:/*.
-
Rochester), N. Y.
Sale
The $1,645,000
-
Bond
—
offered'Mairh"l3—-v
school bonds
195
p. 1259—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Marine
Trust
Company of Western New
York
in
price'
Buffalo
of
100.27
2 qo«
a?
at
a
of'about
tesis
a
2.86%. ■;
S ,
Other members of the syndicate:
Blair & .Cpi,> Inc.; Roosevelt &
The-$1,245,000 Cross; Manufacturers and Traders
Highlands), N. J.
-Bond
Sale
bonds
195,
—
offered
•
March
13—
Trust
Co.,
-
Buffalo*^
"\yood,
Struthers & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Shearson, Ham& Co.; R. D. White & Co. and
Sautter, Fidelity Union fKenover, MacArthur & Co.
1149—were awarded to
a
group composed of B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., Boland, Saffin,
v.
p.
Gordon &
Offering—General Man-
Trust
T
^
ager R' L* Schacht announces that
to the Bank of Wig-
of 100.97,
price
Henry Wu<,aon Regional School
District (P. O. Atlantic
school
t^touul
Sns "warded ~ the Bank of Wig
g
Company of Newark,
tt
t>
0
^
and
Hempstead Central High School
Q7/
J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.03, a basis of about
District No. 3, N.
Y.
the Board o£ -Directors will reBond Sale—A group headed
by
ceive sealed bids in Columbus 3.87%,
Smith, Barney & Co., is offering
MISSOURI
until 10 am (CST) OnMahwah Township (P^O,
$2,545,000 3.10% bonds due 19631981 at prices to yield 1.75% to
Columbia, Mo.
,
■.?oM
' Western System revenue bonds. /
Columbia.
Mahwah), N. J.
Bond Sale—The' $i*22",000 water 3.25%.
Offering—Citv Clerk F. L.
■
.
19^ inclusive. Interest J-J.
Due on J^rl from 1964
1988
1Q?
1
;
(P. O. Columbus), Neb.
of-
to
as
were
_
/ Bond Sale—The $600,000 sewer
bonds
offered .March 8—*T
March 8-v.
bonds
195,
bids until ft n m
until 8 p.m. rTTSTI nn March
(EST) on MnmVi
28 for the purchase of water
sys-
NEBRASKA
pur-
$34,000
awarded
Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
^
March 22 for the
on
Town Clerk, will
Consumers Public Power District
various
Sale—The
1149
p
Geo. B
; 3.40s, at a
Denville)f N j
n
terest J-D.
I
Mississiwi
Mississippi
-'
a
Bond
DUtrtej,
Hawlrinc
/
rins),
Stone County (P. O. Wiggt
P
ville Central Sch. Dist. No, 4
/
(P. O. West Valley), N. Y.
Offering — The $42Q,000
_
Hawkins, Tlnlofiolrl X. \M nnA
Delafield & Wood,
nn
for the purchase of $259,000 school
.
:
Q
(EST)
p.m.
Ahe $2U'UUU bullcl
Company of Collins.
.
Bond
! tem and municipal building bonds
totaling $776,000. Dated April 1,'
Bond Offering—Clinton L
1962. Due on April 1 from 1963 to
Pierson, Chairman of Board of 1987 inclusive. Interest A-O.; LeTrustees, will receive sealed bids gality approved by Hawkins, Delauntil 7:30 p.m. (MST) on March 28 field & Wood.
-•."
build-
$20 000
y
]
^ S JTr' of about 3.31%.
<
County School
District No. 9 (P. O. East
Helena), Mont.
n
(p
NEW YORK
Ashford, Machias, Yorkshire, Ellicottville, East Otto and Franklin-
Secretary of Board of Education
Lewis and Clark
awarded to the State Bank & Trust
District Clerk, will-
to
,
wiw-a
Independent School
Bond Offering—Leonard
,:■
M
..
p.m.
January i,
_
6
issue,of Feb. 26
,<■
r
ir<i
8
Tnnuarv
$750,000 indus
caie—Tlm
Bond Sale
j
_; > ■ r, ^
e
Note—The foregoing supersedes
-
y
Marnn
(MST) on March 19
19
the purchase of $37,000 Special
until
~
Ron(1
Lefler & Haertzen.
iih.• *
ap-
1971 inclusive.
.
«?'Clerk, Willireceive sealed bids terest A.O. Legality
until
ft
of
Bank
3%s.
offered
v
°'PSSS
'
'•».■:*.;
April
on
r
_
t^^evlnne hnnd^
Fred'f* ! °m.1?6A X? 19?-5+ lnclu,slve.j In-
195, p. 1149—were awarded to
Kroeze, McLarty & Duddleston
and the Southern Bond Company,
jointly.
19 for the purchase of
pi 1028.
(MST)
a.m.
until April 4 for the purchase of
$433,000 school bonds. Dated April
•
<
Falls, Mont.
Bond Offering
«o/_
^
nffino
office.
r
March
Corinth, Miss.
$610,000
195
received at Santa Fe until 10
of
notes.
llUlch.
Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
1, 1983. Payable at the County
ary
Dated
—V.
V"ering—sealed oids will
,
195j
v.
our
(State of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
Demarest School District, N. J.
Bond Offering —
Margaret A.
Bond
School Dist. No. 275, Minn.
report.in
the
anticipation
cuiucipaUOZl
issue of February
1029.
our
p.
New Mexico
sealed
(EST)
purchase
Ma/ehS<h°°<
for
trial
the
a
MISSISSIPPI
Golden Valley Independent
March
for
tax
taA
&
P ®°"»? O««rto$-^°rdoaW.Ru*. 1. 19®. Due on April 1 from 1963 schoo7bonds"offered MarchTlv"
sell, Clerk ot the Board of County to 1979 inclusive.
"
"
on
receive
,26—v. 195,
:
Sherman
Lee'
a.m.
i;„ Koebel,
(P. O.
Glendive), Monl.
A
,
offered
Bond Sale—The
be received until 7:30 p.m.
at
f
1149—were awarded
Spring Grove,
\
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
3%s,
as
No[
bonds
p
the
i~,
3.31%.
\
- .„><y
,v,
will
10:30
21
$800,000
t
2.70s, 3s, 3.30s and 3V2S,
price of par, a net interest
a
.
Agency,
CaIdWell>
2.40s,
at
Nagel,
^
foreeoine cimpr^HPc
Note—The foregoing supersedes
..nmen
MONTANA
;
y
Rushford), Minn.
Bond! Sale—The $18,000
troit State Bank of Detroit Lakes,
as
1
$789,000 dorbonds
ottered
Dawson County
Yucatan Township (P. O.
awarded\to .a group composed of the American National
Bank
of
St.
Paul; and? MannLrvirvior-Voon
Tr< A
tnp
T)P—
heimer-Egan, Inc., and the De
■
March
Dated April 2, 1962. Due on Janu-
sanibonds
—were
"
Clerk,
until
yuuv,uuu
V
Shearson," Hammill & bids 1untilL. March 119 tor the pur
Ph,1,,p? ' C°- and
System District
24
tends
Woodward-El wood & Co.
Co"
C°"
Detroit Lakes; Minn,
city
-
par.
Allison-Williams Co. J. M. Data
„
Harold E. Wood & Co.
Bond' Sale—-The.
'
other 'members of the Piper,
jaffray & Hop wood syndicate:
McDougal & Condon, Inc.,-Town-
§
Dawson,
Howard.
J the report in
bids
LOUIS)*'Mo*
Louis), Mo.
by
;
Bayonne, N. J.
Offering — John F
Note
•
.
Na-
^
-
NEW JERSEY
& iTrauer-
,
Sale—The
Finance
John Nuveen & Co., MannheimerEgan,
Inc.,
Sampair,
Egan
&
National
;
•
Amoskeag
'
V
,
Legality
*v
tional Bank of St. Paul syndicate:
Other members of the
American
Charles
'
the
to
.
from 1986 to 1992 inclusive.
.
*
University (P. O.
sjtm
St.
*
-
syndicate:
Bank of St.
,
of $2,100,000
M-S.
.
Due; on Feb. 1
3.90s.
as
notes
tional Bank.-
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
Sue on March l from 1963 to 1982
1977 inclusive/
3.70s.
as
April 1
on
27 for the .purchase
000
Dated March 27, 1962. Due on
240,000 as 33/4S.
Due on April 1 mitory
Pril
revenue
March 27, 1963. Legality approved
ive.
t\nr„.„u
'moo
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
bv
Reed.
Hovt.
March 7—v. ioc:
Washburn
&
195, p. 1028—were by
Reed,
Hoyt,
Other members of the First Na- sold to
the Rousing and Home McCarthy..'
from 1974- to 1985 inclusive.'
455,000
Due
1978 and 1979.
.
Due on Feb. 1
780,000 as 3.80s.
3.60s.
as
of Education will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
61
.
Bond
Other members of the
offering
Weld
& Co.; Coffin &
Hutton & Co.; James
&
7":
,
,
$610,000 schoolr building - bonds,
April 1, 1962. Due on April
1 from 1965 to 1992 inclusive. In-
Le^itw^roved by
L^evere' Lef"
s
ler & Haertzen.
Lq
630,
Minn.
Williard
Offering
nurc^ase
school ^hundln^horfds
Marrb 22 for the
1962.
1,
iorf;
fmm
+n
c
.
Bond
school
Pu
w
a
Due
1980
on
the
Dated
March
-v.
0maha, Neb.
March
8—
fered March 13
1028—were awarded to
v.
awarded
to
were
Commerce Trust Company of
headed by the First
195
a
1
100.00^,
cost of about
3.26%,
net interest
a
100.02,
follows:
as
p.
& Co., Inc.
195,
p.
Rutgers University (P. (J.
National Bank
rr-
New Brunswick), N. J.
i»
,
until
3
p.m.
(EST)
March 28
on
a
O'Donnell
F
n
N
Y
.
issueof$274 000
Co., as 3.40s,
100.70,
u
c•*
*
c
l
1
basis
a
r»*
•
±
m
of
xr
nt °A?f School District, N.Y.
District Cle^k^m receive
"
w^ the niirnbacAnf ^nnnVlr
tor
purchase of $750,000 mar-
'
F.
about 3.33%,
r
Bond Offering—MasonW. Gross,
President, will receive sealed bids
E.
•
:,
Bond^Sale-An
1028-rwere awarded to
Inc
& Co* James D
OO^Hab'asIs Adams' McEntee &
at
price of
'
net interest cost of about
a
mage
3
o.tos, at a miceoflOO
at a Prioo oi luu.uuo, a oasis
about 3.44%.
ranging
price of
Co.,
Malvern Hill & Co.,
McDonald-Moore & Co.; Tal-
Northvale School District, N. J.
of
1149
2 60%
^
inc.;
3 B. Hanauer & Co.. and New-
'
syndicate
a
-
$577,000 school
improvement bonds offered Mar. 7
$5,700,000 sewer
r.j
and street imnvn,TA,v>nv.f bonds ofimprovement
$1,100,000
e
-
t
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale-The
offered
In-
v.
Delafield & Wood.
S?nsas fCRy xan?Rthf N.at.10rlal of Chicago, for coupons
Sfhawl^ut Ba±f ®°stoii' .]bmtly; ^om 2 y4% to 23/4%, at a
at
pnce of
of $95
inrlusive.
^o»vu
s:
(P. O. St. Louis 37).
Sal e—T h
p.
x/uuvtvi0.
1962.
Due
semi-annually from
Juiy lf 1965 to Jan. 1, 1995 incl.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Hazelwood Sch.
bonds
195,
y#
rath. District Clerk, will receive
000
i
Missouri
District No.
March
a
•
Dist. No. R.,
Red Lake FallsSchool
<
t
Trauernicht.
™°n-
Bond
...
to 1991 inclusive. Interest A-O
Legality approved by Charles &
Dated
terest A-O.
Vnrv.
Carthv
sealed
i
March
fnr
20
for
the
purchase
of
$460,000 school bonds. Dated April
from 1963
Interest
WWSt. Louis Park, Minn.
Offering—Joseph
Bond
will
Clerk,
City
350,000
as 3%s. Due on March X
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive.
Justad,
receivesealed
155,000
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on April
4 for the purchase of $1,500,000
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
1962. Due
1982
on
Nov.
400,000
-Bond
v.
a
^
i
.
u • j
syndicates sub-
group
on
Sale
bonds
—
3.74%,- different -interest
rates
comprised the respective sched-..
ules.
The
bonds" were
jointly
awarded
to
both
syndicates,,
on
„
.
Louis
The
Bond
offered
Bond
March
"
Bernalillo County (P. O.
-
13—
the
t h
District Treasurer,
land
30
Merchants
Bank,
until 11
Street, Boston,
a.m.
(EST) on March 20 for the :
purchase of $125,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
r
sold
000
1.65%,
notes
to
as
the
tional Bank of
10
Bond
a.m.
%Z%?Nn i
Ijf
*
.
Bond ^Offering
N
r
1
IftTfln Sh
A2 2?onnnno
the Purchase of $1,800,000
P*
'.,
fA
b
ue
II
-
inclusive.
Interest
approved by
Mel
No.
Offering—Hazel J. Bush,
pur-
P
„
Dist.
A-O.
Legality
Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman.
v
"
t
Reed L. Frost,
New York City Housing Author¬
ity, N. Y.
Note
u
Sale
—
The
$34 575 000
ssvuss&sstts
.
follows: $500,Merchants
until
March 28 for the
Sch.
(P. O. Lyons Falls), N. Y.
bids
Clerk of Board of Education, will
sea^
oSi ^
Iv, P'T*
&
Sale—^Temporaiy loan
totaling
$1,000,000
were
at
received
on
Sealed
of 1,900,000 county court
house bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1978
inclusive. Interest J-J.
_
is
notes
—
chase
National
State
Offering
be
(MST)
will
Manchester, N. H.
Board
will
R.
Con-Note
Offering—Secretary. D. A.
that
e n n e
Central
N.Uex.
_
Bond
receive sealed bids c/o New Eng-
■—
.A
County,< Parkway
announces
Offering—K
Johnson,
$2,500,000
sohdated School District (P. O.
Creve Coeur), Mo.
;
Roper
Co., Inc.
Martinsburg, Greig, Turin, Watson,
Highmarket, Leyden, Osceola,
West
Turin
and Lyonsdale
NEW MEXICO
Keene Union School District, N. H.
-
,
St.
net interest cost of about
Whitelphillips
the
*
owaj & uiKeman.
,
......
Inc '
A-O.
Hawkins.
by
approved
Delafield & Wood.
<
Memphis, William Blair & Co.,
Hayden, Stone & Co., and Zahner
& Co
ag 3,10s, 3s and
2.90s, at a
195, p. ,1149. One
headed by the First
Baird & Co
NEW HAMPSHIRE
195, p. 1149—were awarded to
syndicate composed of John Nu-
Hopwood. While both groups suba
Robert W
•
-
mitted
•
March 1
& Co ' Harriman Ripley &
Co» Inc., First National Bank of
v.
was
r0
and'
veen
.
;5JS^?d1ni1C^^Si^ri offered
i1 Ja
000 school building bonds
March 5
March 1
St. Louis), Mo.
White Bear Lake Independent
^
3.30s. Due
City; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Baxter &
inclusive.
St. Louis County, Lindbergh
School District (P. O.
-
Bond Sale—Two
on
1979
.
School District No. 624, Minn.
v
as
Due
to
1 from 1963 to
school
.
1977
Truk" Co.."' o'f Legality
Bank
Kansas
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.
gality approved by Howard,
Peterson, L e f e v e r e, Lefler &
Haertzen.
314s.
as
from
Interest M-N. Le¬
inclusive.
Nauonai"
Na-
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on
May 1 from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the State Treasurer's office
or
^af^i
^
^
$29,240,000 notes, Series CTN-31,
to a group composed of the
Chemical
at the First National Bank
Boston, and $500,- of Farmington. Legality approved
as3
a^a;^ as ionows.,
r
Bank
-
New
York
Trust Company, Chase Man-
■»"'"
u
62
-
(1370)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
hattan
of the mortgage funds are in
FHA's — 608's 207's, 213's and
Capeharts. The average yields for
all mortgages on Jan. 1 was 4.6%
Bank, both of New
City, Bank of America
N. T. & S. A. of San Francisco,
and C. J. Devine & Co., at
1.578%, plus a premium of
York
$111.00.
yield
CTN-32,
to
a
group composed of the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company, and the Bankers Trust
-
Company, both of New York
City, and Wertheim & Co., at
1.631%, plus a. premium; of
$192.00.
nr'
v
l />'*
m
V
New
,
%
YorkLtty,N.Y+
York
New
pursued
fated
Comptroller
Abraham D. Beame recently told
the Citizens Budget Commission
that large blocks of City bonds
wdl no longer be sold to the City
pension funds, as has been stand(Before
other
and
in
the
to
go
first
time
fun<Js, for the
least 40
at
.)
explained this was part of
his new program of reinvesting
City pension funds to earn at least
enough to cover interest guaranyears
vaiue
to
employees
City
sa5fing?»'
Mr. Beame
.
...
j
.
portfolio
is
commenced
have
we
purchase
under
common
recent
million
twenty
dollars
of
equities
billion, of the
uj am not content to simply
the pension funds
limit my activity to the placing
is invested in City bonds, bearing,
0£ new montes>
j constantly recomparatively low interest
The
evaluate the portfolio in the light >
yield of the
investments this
of
market
opportunities.
CurThe
n}illi°n less than the
V-?
City
rentiy
employees.
°nS
of
Treasury must make up
city, he said, plans
divest tiKP'fUAds
our
60g
vipwpd
million portfolio
$100
is
m0rtgages
with
being
obiect
the
of
recon-
this deficit. The
to
verting
&****&*$$& Mgher y?eldfog
yielding
L cycles
the i?vp1pc
f
of
fat
for
davs
SJ?»r
lpln^Aavc
dsys
nf
of
days xor tne vixy xreas..
nunrt<1
i
"Jf
*
'i
i
i
i
jt
i
over
us
has estimated
ing would
a
a
cintly stated, it would be simply
^eriofe He' ^
cut in borrow-
the
The
~
<
avenues
.
.....
improvements:-
enhance
•
"
i
mi.-
i
a
n
,
Appointment of a Third Deputy
Comptroller to keep close watch
the
on
sure
City's investments to
yield with
maximum
safety.
mum
the value of
Wa.s,ungt^n'
anJ
"I
Board
would
up-to-date
..
1
as-
.
Sch
Central
Dover
(P. O.
keepsie), N.
Bond Sale—The
Y.
$243,000 school
building bonds offered March 8—
195, p. 1150—were awarded to
v.
■
New
of
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
19>
s
beTeceived^unW 2Tm.^(EST)Von
to
the
bring
status
the
you
of
4V2S.
as
June
on
Due
June
on
Wilmington, N. C.
'
$220,000
North
the
District
bonds.
Retirement System's m o r t g a g e
1962.
Due
on
purchase
from
Trust
1
-
anty
the
System
serves
a
&
one
over
million
billion
with
dollars
growth of
over
(EST) on March 28 for the
chase of $1,332,000 public
hundred
seven
.ler
of
an
annual
$200 million.
Bond
100.87,
Sale—The
March
5—v.
awarded
school
Bank
195,
of
p..
Dickinson,
offered
at
chase
to
that
announces
sealed
of
bids- until
2
p.m.
pur¬
$450,000
Due
refunding im¬
April 1,
bonds.- Dated
April
on
1
from
inclusive. ' Interest
1977
the
March 27 for the
provement
1962.
Auditor
City Commissioners will
on
1963
A-O.
Legality *".* approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen,
Marquart,
Windhorst
&.
;
offered
composed of
group
Bond
Sale—The
-
hnn^a
bonds
and
$600,000
;;
"T QR
price of
a
Housing and
Agency,
par.
3V2S, at
as
:195,
p.
1151—were
from
•:
•
May 1 from 1964 to
inclusive; $15,000 as 2.90s,
on
May 1 from 1974 to
inclusive; $135,000 as 3s,
on
May 1 from 1977 to
yield of our portfolio is
3.9% which provide earnings of
somewhat over $62 million each
average
Merest (A-O) payable at the Valley
National Bank of Long Island, in
Valley Stream. Legality approved
year
-On
gaga
Tan
1
of
this
vear
constituted 37% of
mort-
our
investments and amounted to
$638
million.
To
my
by Sykes' GalIoway & Dikeman.
total
over
knowledge
Vestal Central School District
■
;
other
No. 1, New York
due
1976
due
inclusive.
ceive
Clairsville), Ohio
„
,
.
m
14-v.
195;
Bond
-
■
free
—
The
Allen
price
about
of
;
100.20,
basis
a
Elizabeth
Hospital
,Dayton), Ohio
:
Bond
•*
Sale—The
(P.
$670,000
home
195,
p.
bonds
$875,000 county
offered
1029—were
March
dor-
offered
awarded
group composed of Halsey,
& Co., Inc., Hornblower &
to
a
Stuart
Weeks,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
John B. Joyce., as
3V8S, at a price
of 100.30, a basis of about
3.09%.
Bond Offering—William
Fenton,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
caused to be enacted.
I
The balance
Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Kean, Taylor & Co., Laid-
...
1
from 1963 to
terest J-D.
_
Bond Sale-—The $100,000
offered March 5 —
.
.
'
school
195,
p. 1030—were awarded to Fahev.
1U3U—were
Fahey,
Clark & Co., as
3V2S, at a price of
100.98, a basis of about 3.41%.
Bond
Sale—The
v.
'
to
Stranahan, Harris & Co., as
3V2s, at a price of 101.07, a basis
J
..
-V,
Wilmot, Ohio
Bohd
was
Sale—An issue of $15,000
sold to
improvement bonds
Sweney, Cartwright &
;
Pittsburgh), Pa.
""
;
:
awarded
-to-
syndicate
a
basis of about 3.04%.;
> '
Other members of the syndicate:
Drexel & Co., Smith, Barney &
Co- RW. Pressprich
&
Co.,
Shields & Co., Wertheim & Co.,
First National Bank in Dallas, Lee
Higginson Corp., Kean, Tayjor &
-
ris &
„
Co.
£
and
,
Bioren
,T
Co.
&
e
»
«
r..
"averf^rdO.ToyJns^tP School Dist.
(P.
Haverford), Pa.
Bond
a
works system bonds offered March
5—v. 195, p. 1030—were awarded
waterworks
;
by the First Boston Corporation, as 3Vss, at a price of 101.17,
v.
$98,000 water-
of about 3.35,%.
»
•
Sale—The $650,000 school
building bonds offered March
.
Vermilion, Ohio
.
1965 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
.
Township Local School
bonds
Bedford, Ohio
permitted by legislation which
—
_
...
April 3 for the purchase of $350,000
municipal
building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
—
so
,
^
>
Co., Baxter & Co., Green, Ellis &
Anderson, Courts & Co., McJunkin> patton & Co., Stranahan, Har-
„
Distnct (P. O. Clyde), Ohio
Legality
headed
a
O.
7 —v.
I ownsend
A-O.
$7,710,000 vari^
county improvement bonds
offered March 13—v.- 195, p. 1030
.—were
of
195, p. 1030 —were
sold
to the Housing and
Home
Finance Agency, as 3V;>s."r
...
5—v.
p.m.
Bond Sale—The
r
bonds
revenue
8.
0us
3.33%.
: Saint
until
Rankin,-'
*
First Cleveland Corp. as 3%s,
March
County (P. O. Lima), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
bids
Allegheny County (P. O.
street bonds
~V:A95' P- 918—were awarded to
the
a
O.
re¬
PENNSYLVANIA" ;r
totaling $25,599.55 offered March 5
at
&
Clairesville, Ohio
Sale
Robert
—
y.
:;:.r -
.
*
Shuler, Sayre, Win-
Co., Weil, Roth & Irving
Co., and Fox, Reusch & Co., as
3^s, at a price of 101.04, a basis
-
n-
Dated April 1,1962. Due
April 1 from 1963 to 1972 in-
on
ton-&
,
1
March 27 for the pur$510,000 school building
awarded, to a group com-"elusive.
Interest
posed of Bache & Co., W. E. Hutapproved by
St.
ul
on
of
were
Of about 3.40%.
c
bonds.
1150-
p.
'
(P O'
Offering
sealed
chase
building and equipment bonds offered March
*
District. Clerk; will
(PST)
,
Bond Sale—The $980,000 school
n
°"n<y Sc^r'D,s':
Sproul,
School District (P. O. St.
mitory
public pension system
B o n d S a 1 e
The $1,278,000
high a percentage of its school bonds offered March 8
portfolio in mortgages.1 $114 mil-- v. 195, p. 115(F—were awarded to
lion are in conventional mortgages a syndicate composed • of
Phelps,
—an
investment
only
recently•> Fenn & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
no
holds
i
M
Bond
on
1973
In¬
.
.
due
inclusive.
National Bank of Oregon, in Portland, at a price of par,-: •;; ;
St. Clairsville-Richland Local
Trust
$795,000 refunding improvement
bonds, for $615,000 as 2.70s,
due on May 1 from 1964 to
;; 1973
inclusive;
$105,000
as
2.90s, due on May 1 from 1974
to 1976 inclusive; and $75,000
as 3s, due on May 1, 1977 and
1978.- ■ V/v
;;
200,000 flood protection refundr
ing bonds, for $50,000 as 2.70s,
.1965
-
home bonds/Dated March 1, 1962.
Due semi-annually on March and
North¬
Company of Chicago,
Ripley & Co., Inc., First
of Michigan Corporation, and The
Illinois Company, at a price of
100.001, a net interest cost of about
2.89%, as follows: ■'
to
•
awarded
OHIO
lm-
1963
terest J-D.
;
V
County (P. O. Eaton), Ohio
Bond-Offering—Henry H. lin¬
Hillsboro, Ore.
ger, Clerk of County Commission- „// Bond Sale-—The $375,000 water
ers, will receive sealed bids until
system*; and
general ; obligation
10 a.m.
(EST) on March 29: for bonds offered March 6—v. 195, p.
the purchase of $340,000 county
1150—-were awarded to the First
Preble
,
ern
A''v
the
purchase of $720,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
,
group composed of the
:
Oregon
.
—v.
OREGON
Bond Offering-—Sealed bids will
^
rx
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 197T. Payable
A Bond Sale—The $995,000 special» at the Preble County National;:
assessment bonds offered March 8 Bank of Eaton,
\
V
Fargo, N. Dak.
•
.
Feb'.120—^'195;*p."be received until April 11 for
798—were sold to the
Home Finance
a
'
^ No;0C (P:O. Coos Bay),
revenue
•
bonds
County School District
;
con-
refunding
'
$25,000
Security Natiorial
Duncan.
Coos
FoH1
offered
of
-
University (P. O.
Ada), Ohio
'
struction
Bond;Offering—City
(CST)
a
of
issue
County Ind. School Dist.
No. 78 (P.O. Cordell), Okla.
.Bond Sale^—The $120,000 school
building bonds offered March 6
v#
i95? p< 1150—were awarded to
the
Liberty
National
Bank ' &
Trust Company of Oklahoma City,
1150—were
p.
•
.
Washita
Ohio Northern
a
-
Baker
to
bonds
195,
;
equipment
to the
sold
National
4V4S,
as
price'of par.';;.:;
Tom
13—v.
$1,021,000
Phelps, -Fenn & Co.j Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Robert K. Wallace & Co., and Robert L. Connors &
Co., as 3y4S, at a price of
100.92, a basis of about 3.16%.
1150—were
First
building
March
$25,000 water¬
the
to
was
Bank
The
Sale—An
Bond
transportation
District, Ohio
—
: .v V
v
Stephens County Ind. School Dist.
No. 1S (P. G; Velma), Okla.;
basis of about 3.55 %.«
Sale
awarded
bonds
Co., Provident Bank
a
Bond
DAKOTA
revenue
1982
bonds.^ Dated April 1,
J?62. Due on April 1 from 1963 to
}^
lusrve. Principal and m-
The
.
Oklahoma City.
Northridge Local School
Belfield, N. Dak.
1963
pur-
Company
of
Pottawatomie County Indep.
Cincinnati, and Sweney, Cartwright & Co., as 3%s, at a price
v
net interest cost of about 3.04%.
works
"
Co., Field Richards & Co., Hay.
of
Company of Winston-Salem,
3J/4S, at a price of 100.10,
NORTH
of
Bond Offering
Anthony
Becher, Village Treasurer, will
se^/rG
f
V
L p m"
a
Bank
1982 incl.
Valiant; Citizens
by 'Squire, State Bank of Broken'.Bow, and
the First State Bank of Idabel.F
/ .V
v.V.
1963 to
if
"Today
Trust
.
1
3s and
as
portfolio and indicate the philoso- to 1984 inclusive. Interest A-O.
phy under which we are now
operating.
*
Valley Stream, N. Y.
quarter of a million public employees and our investments total
Bank
of Oklahoma City, Farmers Guar¬
—
awarded to the Wachovia Bank &
EndicottSewer
April
1,
1
National
School District No. 92 (P. O.
Bond Sale
The $1,050,000
Shawhee), Okla.
school improvement bonds offered
Bond Sale —An issue of $112,March 8 —v. 195; p. 1029 —were 000
school building and equipawarded to a syndicate composed rnent bonds was sold to the First
of the Ohio Company, McDonald National :Bank
& -Trust Co. mf
totaling
$100,000' offered
6—v.
195, p. 1151—were
March
Dated
April
Sale—An issue of $270,building bonds was sold to a
group
composed of the Liberty
000
(P. O. Caldwell), Ohio
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds
..
21', for
like
on
York
Feb-
:/
County Ind. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Idabel), Okla.
\
No. 5
June
on
,
Union, N. Y.
Oklahoma «City, i
of
Bond
pur¬
semi-annually
works
•
school
im¬
bonds. Dated April 1,
Due
'
water
McCurtain
.$2,000,000
and Dec. 1 from
Harriman
the iMdrine Trust Company of
^ New York, in Buffalo, as
Arthur
Levitt,
in
at ®
a basis
the Dinner Meeting of about 2.63%.
follows>^
as
f'
r
Co.
p.m.
Noble Local School District
from 1970 to 1978 inclusive.V;"
to
Retire-
on
°n
stated
",on
f
„
speaking at
Mortgage Committee of the
Estate
Fund."
*y'
of the
Real
the
Ftshkill, Wapptnger, Pawling
•
maxi-
System's Investments—State
Comptroller
v~:e/>
(State of)
Comptroller's Views
ment
of approach if they are
sound and jf they
P°**ghkeepsie, LaGrange, Pleasant
.
New York
th
,
Shortening maturity periods Of
City bond issues, "which helps to
keep interest costs down."
a
if
-
i
I.
tiff cZf dtw
T
prudent,and
Comptroller also announced
major
18,000
Due
1969 inclusive.
West;'''V
the City $2 million.
save
for
policy
lean
vear
in interest ensts
year in interest costs..
these
investment
my
the Retirement fund can be suc-
^
sult in "less short-term borrowing
tide
the
as
progressive public Retireonunirv
ment System in the country.
Treas-
of
1962.
1
the
for
10
approved *
Sanders & Dempsey.
/
as 3V2S.
from 1964 to
receive
System
our
April
on
until
Legality
price of 100.01, a
cost of about 4.09%,
$12,000
Board of
most
lesri
Citv
the
Pi..
to
continue
>
Granger,
Education; will
of
chase
a
am
«cer;0
to
J:
and
.uj
by no means satisfied, nor
wm j ever be> ^hat our program
wi:;
r.rio»
some
ccmven--
V
;
The
—
light bonds totaling
$175,000 offered March 5—v. 195,
p.
1150 —were awarded to the
;
Liberty National t Bank & Trust
Ohio
7
sealed
provement
&
Bismarck, N. Dak.
bigher j^
investments.
jorH^upSnd„^
■I
portion of these invest-
a
\
.
bids
our
legI already have acquired
isiation.
about
,,
pointed out that two-
to
interest
follows:
book
^iyd®'.1.r?earl7
$3.1 billion in
1S
net
billion
a
addition,
alloWed
stocks
over
now
In
dollars
their
on
Qf
;
;
Sale
electric
—
railroad
are made. The
ap the
bonds
in
•'
Clerk of Board
The
—
as
and
/ '
,
Sanitary
Sale
Bond
and
Bond Offering—Ina L.
District, N. C:
$30,000 water
bonds offered March 6
v.
195,
p. 1150—were awarded to McCarBond
and place
advantageous
sirat>le, they
He
teed
Rockland
investment,
bonds make such investments de-
pension
in
mortgages
OKLAHOMA
1029—were awarded
p.
May field City School District,
Hunter. ;;
Certainly, when maropportunities in government,
industriai
Schell
Smith,
price of 100.53,
a.
Crescent, Okla.
Ohio Company, as 2%s, at
price of 100.30, a basis of about
a
,
Legality approved by
Moore,
ley & Co., at
kej.
would
195,
to The
receive
situations consistent with soundness<
j am not opposed to diver-
lss"e; all City bonds would be utmty>
sold to the
none
J-D,
Smith,
4V8s, at
as
Sale—The
1, 1961. Due on June
1, from 1964 to 2001 inclusive. Im-: (EST)
basis
most
Z
Dated June
sifiCation.
_
the City s recent $89
sale, Mr. Beame anthat starting with this
public, and
daily
the
College (P. O.
tees, will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m. (EST)
on March 30 for
the purchase of $600,000 dormitory
and
infirmary
revenue
bonds.
terest
Co.,
'a basis of about 4.05%.
,
President of Board of Trus¬
sey,
income and equity on
aim0st
an
of
of
types
b0th fixed
funds
yields
;
improvement bonds offered March"
Raleigh), N. C.\
die-
program
1150.
p.
Monday, March 19,'1962
.
Chillicothe, Ohio
$310,000 street
Bond
Bond Offering—Dr. L. M. Masr'
2.67%.
by market oportunities.
is to say I evaluate the
comparative
million bond
nounced
flexible
a
-
i
195,
7—v.
Meredith
«This
'
.
3.21%.
.
report in our issue of March
5—v.
NORTH CAROLINA
,
25 or 30% as the limit on mort\gage investments. Instead I have
-
ar<?r?a/t prac1«ce.
about
.
Liquidation of $2 Billion Pension
Fund Investments
of
all other holdings of the
on
the
Co., Talmadge & Co., and
Foster & Co., Inc., as
3V4S, at a price of 100.48, a basis
System.
"As our program demonstrates,
I hold a high regard for mortgages
as an investment for public pension systems. I reject as too rigid
an investment policy that which
dictates a fixed ratio such as 20,
N. Y. —Plans
City,
&
James
—nearly
one
percentage
point
higher
than
the
total
average
;•/
Series
notes,
5,335,000
:
iaw
R.
,
•
195,
p.
1030—were awarded
group. composed of
6—
to
Smith, Bar-
& Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
French, Inc., as 3s, 27/8s, 23/4S and
2%s at a price of 100.001, a net
ney
and
interest
cost
of about
2.84%.':
Pennsylvania State Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale — An
underwriting
group
headed
by
Halsey,
Stuart
& Co. Inc., submitted the best bid
for $25,000,000 revenue
bonds, due 1965 through 1989. The
grotip bid 98.6909% for the bonds
March 13
ity.
Cargo moved through the air¬
as
2y4s, 2.40s, 2y2s, 2.60s, 2%s, port in January totaled 4,469,990
2.90s, 3s and'3.20s; setting an an¬ pounds, against 3,965445 in Jan-r
nual
net
interest
cost
of uary, 1961,. an increase of 12.7%.
3.053745%.
"
For the 12 months to Jan. 31,
Qthe.r members of the Under¬ there were 1,599,070 passengers
writing group include:'
serviced, compared" with 1,454,535
G. J. Devine & Co.; Goldman, the previous 12 months, an in¬
Sachs & Co.; Glare, Forgan & Co.; crease of 9.9%.
Cargo moved in
Blair & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, the period" amounted to 69,107,487
Pierce,. Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.; pounds, against 47,212,587 pounds
Stone & Webster, Securities Corp;; in the corresponding period; ah
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler;R, increase of 46.4%.
W.; Pressprich & Co.; ,Ira Haupt
The Government Development
Bank for Puerto Rico is, fiscal
& CO.;
"
John' Nuveen
&
Co.
(Inc.); agent for the Puerto Rico Ports
Hornblower & Weeks; Dean Wit-? Authority,
ter>& Co.;" Wertheim & Co.; J. C.
,; Puerto
Rico Water - Resources
Bradford & Co.; Weeden & Co.,
Authority, Puerto*Rico
,
tional Bank of
TEXAS
Executive Director of the Author¬
Dallas; Hornblower
Weeks; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
First of Michigan
Corporation; A.
Bond: Sale—-The $1,125,000 gen- G.
Becker'& Co.; Trust Company
Abilene, Texas
k
Sr?" v.°Q^®a^oB b0ndiSiR1°ffered of Georgia^ Atlanta; Estabrook &
? Tv'
'
1151—were Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
r?'rP°fSl0f J- C. Bradford & Co.; Laidlaw &
the Northern Trust Co. of Chij
a
Co.;
rKft First'. National
rf nl
?nn
100.007j
a
net
a
Bank of
dpst
interest
nf
of
$120,000
5s.
as
from 1963 to
25,000
Provident
3y2s.
as
Due
1969-
„,
275,000'as 3.70s.
from 1970
705,000^
Bond
-
■
Sale
-
Nine banking
—•
West Shore Senior High
bids March 14
issue of $12,500,000 im¬
provement- bonds dated J an; 1,
J 962 and maturing 1963 through
submitted
groups
for an
School
Authority, Cumberland andi
York Counties, Pa.
1998.
,
'
High; bid was submitted by a
Bond
Sale — An investment group headed by L.:F. Rothschild
banking group headed by C. C. & Co., offering a price of 98,52,
Collings & ;Co., Inc., on March 13 ^ a net "interest oost basis of 3.3985 %
offered publicly a new issue of for a combination: of 5%, 3%,
$3,845,000 callable school revenue- 31/4 % and 3.40 % bonds.. The. group
bonds. The' issue" consists of $3,- included Wertheim & Co.;- Dean
095,000 series 'A of 1962, dated Witter & Co.; and. Peine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis i
May 1, 1962 and $750,000 series of
Dr. Rafael Pico, President of
1962; dated-April 1, 1962.
Government:
Development
The series A bonds mature from the
1963
to
1989,. carry coupons of Bank for Puerto Rico, with Rafael
»
V. Urrutia,
2.15% to 3.65%, according to ma¬
Co.,
Due
May 1
on
from 1979 toj 1984: inclusive;
waterworks
bonds
offered
The
—
and
$295,000
Sale
Bonds totaling
sold to the First of
Texas Corporation and Dittmar &
were
Co., jointly,
follows:
as
$517,000
waterworks and sewer
system refunding and revenue
bonds. Due on March 1 from
1963 to 1992 inclusive.
180,000
s t re e t
improvement
bonds. Due
March
on
1
from
the
at
,
time
same
awarded to Rowles,
Winston
& Co., and the First of Texas:
Corporation, at a, price of par,
a net interest cost of about 3.08%,
as follows;
were
as 5s.
Due on Nov. 1
from 1963 to 1973 inclusive.
$140,000
.*
45,000
1974
from
40,000*
1977
inclusive;
1976
to
Duer on Nov. 1
3.10s.
as
from
Due on NOv. 1
3.80s.
as
inclusive.
1980
to
as 3.20s.
Due on
1981 and 1982.
20,000
50,000
from
Executive Director, of
1983
Aldine
turity and are priced at 100. The; the. Puerto1 Rico Water Resources
series
1962 bonds mature from Authority, presided, at the sale
1965 to
1992," carry coupons of which Was held at the New York
Nov. 1,
to
Dickson Jndependent School
VIRGINIA
Arlington County (Pz O.
j/n.
Arlington),.Va.
7
,
Co., Moroney, Beissner
& Co., Rotan, Mosle & Co., andf
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., as
41As, 3y2s, 3.40s, and: 3%s, at a
price of par, a: net interest cost of
about. 3.47%.
Harlihgen Consolidated Indepi
School District, Texas
n
O f f
d
e r
i
n
g.—
bonds*
Due
on
Sept.
from
1
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
500,000
storm
water
drainage
bonds* Due" on Sept. 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
495,000* library bonds. Due on
Sept 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
475,000 fire fighting facilities
bonds;
Frank. N„.
Due
on
Sept
from
1
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Bogus, President of Board of Trus-
225,000
8 p.m; (CST) on March 28 for. the
purchase of $300,000 schoolhouse
Independent-School
District,Texas*
nett; Secretary of-State Commis-
sion on Local Debt, will: receive...
District, Texas
Bond Sale —The* $1,135,000 sealed bids in Richmond until
schoolhouse bonds offered Mar.12 noon (EST) on March 28 for the
—v- 195, p. 1151—were: awarded! purchase of $3,145,000 bonds, as
to a group composed of: the Equi* follows:
table Securities Corp., Shearson, $1,250,000 street and
highway,
Hammill &
Bo
on Nov. 1
1987 Inclusive,
Due
Is.
as
Glyim. &
Blewer;
?
bins & Howard.
Bond. Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
revenue
sewer
of
Co.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
_
Inc.; Courts & Co., and Folger,
Nolan Fleming-& Co.j Inc.
1978, inclusive.
to
3.10s.
as
"Minneapolisr
,
May 1
on
Bank
Cincinnati;
Northwestern! National Bank of
May 1,
on
Due
Additional Sale
.
„
.
&
d
Co., of Winston-Salem; Under1963 to 1983 inclusive.
wood; Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; R. D;
Dated March 1, 1962.
Interest
.Due* on May 1 White & Co.; Rotatt, Mosle & Co.;
M-S. Legality approved by Dob¬
1968 inclusive.
,
,
Andrews
A,
n
about 3.13%, as follows,
,
Inci;, Paine;" Webber, Jackson &
turtis; F. S. Smithefs & Co.;
Goodbody &. Co.; Paribas Corp.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. ■;
;
■
James
,
Inc>; Coffin & Bur Robert WinJ
thr°P & Co.; Wm.E. Pollock &
Co-' Inc-J Wachovia Bank & Trust
Pleasanton, Texas
Bo
$697,000
recreational
facilities
bonds.; Due on Sept. 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
200,000 sidewalk bonds. Due
on
$1,700,000 bonds. Dated April 1,.1962. Due
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl
schoolhouse bonds offered Mar, 13 "> on ApriLl from 1970 to 1975, incl.
Dated March 1, 1962. Interest
offices of the Government Devel¬
2.55% to 3.65%, according to ma¬
—v.
195, p. 1260—were awarded Interest A-O. Legality approved by
turity and are also priced at 100. opment: Bank for Puerto Rico, 45 to a group composed of Fridley & McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall M-S. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell;
Associated with -C. C. Collings Wall St.; fiscal agent for the Au¬ Frederking; Eddleman, Pollok &
Pershing,
Shetterly
&
Horton.
Mitchell.
thority. :
& Co., Inc.; iri the offering are:
Fosdick, Inc.; Dallas Union Secu¬
Hidalgo County Road' District
Halsey, Stuart & Co? Inc.; East¬
rities Con ine., and Goodbody &
Clifton
RHODE ISLAND
T
'
Dillon,. Union .Securities &
/
Pawtucket, R. /«
\
Co>.; Kidder, Peabody &Go..; Blair,
& Co.; Inc*;1 Butcher
Sherrerd;: ijjvNote- Sato—All issue of $600,000
Reynolds & Co.; ElkihsV Morris,. tax anticipation1 notes was sold to
Stokes & Co.; Janney, Battles & the First National Bank of Bos¬
E.' W.- Clark, Inc.; Moore, Leon-; ton, at 1.50%.
Sale —The
Bond
,..v
Lynch;
iard &
W.
V.
r
Son
Newbold's
H.
&, Co.;
SOUTH CAROLINA
Schaffer; Necker &' Co.; Schmidt, Rob¬
Penington, s Colket & Co.;
7
erts
&
Parke;. Yarnall, Biddle
Lexington County, Brooklarid-
Cayce School District No. 2
(P.Q.Cayce),,SiCp
■
&
Co';;
Cunningham, ' Schmertz &
Co., Inc.; A.. Webster. Dougherty
& Co.; M. M Freeman
Co.* Inc.;
Hallowell,. Sulzberger, *! J e ri k s,
Kirkland. &, Co.; -Harrison; <8? Co.;
"■
Westmoreland Hospital Associatiori (P.O. Greensburg), Pa.
.
: Bond
Offering — Secretary E.
;Reid Caddy,' announces that the
Board ot Trustees will; receive
.
•*
7
7
;
Puerto,. Ricp
Aqueduct* arid Sewer
Authority, Puerto Rico
:
r
/7
•
,
(P. O.
.
:^V ;
Columbia, Tenn.
;;; : ^-7" >
.
.
Bond Sale-r-The
$900,000 waterworks revenue * refunding bonds
offered, March 8—v. 195, p. 1151-77
'
3lf/1962K "total "revenues ^of
$10,257,056
the
the
$10,933,896 from.
Authority rose to
preceding
~
year,
:v
Development
increase of 6.6%. "
an
"
The
Government
Bank" for.
Puerto
Rico, is
■
Puerto Rico Ports
Authority,
Puerto Rico
International Airport Passenger
Cargo
Traffic
Increased—
price of
par.
(EST)
on
April
16for the
a
'
gality
approved
;
by
J-J.
from
&
...
Morgan
District
Burkes announces that sealed bids
will be received
at the Sunbright
Bank
p.m.
165;000
1974
as :
to
3.70s,
1986
Due;
inclusive;
on.
May 1
-
to
1965
inclusive;
2.15s, due on April
1, 1966; $480,000 as 2%s, due
on April 1, 1967; $1,920,000 as
2V2s due on April 1 from
1968 to 1971
inclusive; $2,400,000 as 2%S, due un April
1, from 1972 to. 1976 inclusive;
$960,000 as 2.90s, due on April
.1^1977 and 1978; and $l,920r
000 as 3s, due on April 1 from
as
,
1979
Other
to .1982. inclusive.
members
of
the
B
on
Lewis
Off
d.
Ht
e r
Vaden
i n g—Treasurer
announces
separate sealed bids
ceivedi at
the- State
will, be
,
that r
re--
Treasurer's.
from; 1987 to 1989: inclusive.'
Office, Richmond, until noon (EST)
55,000 as Is;.: Due on May. 1,1990; on, March: 21 for/ the purchase otT
Lamb County, (P. O. Little!ield),. $1,430,000 revenue bonds, a$ fol*Texas
lows;
:
$830,000 dormitory bonds. Due
oij
k
Jan. r from
elusive.,
600,000
1964
to
*
1983. in*
■
dining
facilities
Due on-Jan.. 1
bonds,
from. 1964' to
1983; inclusive.
Dated, Jan*
1;
1962.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
North East Independent Sch. Disti
State Treasurer's office. Legality,
(P. O.- San- Antonio), Texas>
approved
by. Pershing, Shetterly
Bond: Offering4—Sealed' bids will'
& Mitchell
be received nntil 7:30 p.m. (CST);
on March 22 for, the purchase of:
$1;000,000
schoolhouse r b o n d s;
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1|
from: 1963
to
terest. M-N.
by
Dumas,
1986
inclusive;
In-
Legality approved;
Huguenin &1 Booths
mam
'
„
„
Nueces
County (PZ OZ
Corpus Christi),Tex.
1982 inclusive.
1963
/ $480,000
Le¬
County, Sunbright Utility
(P. O. Sunbright) Tenn.
Bond Offering—Secretary Cora
1976
9,600,000 general obligation vari^
ous
purpose
bonds, for. $l,r
440,000 as- 5s, due on April. 1
pur¬
Chapman
-
to
inclusive;
$120,000 as 2.90s, due on April
1, 1977 and 1978; and $240,000
as
3s, due on April L from
1979 to
1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1965 to
Interest
from
The'
1
from- 1972
chase of $210,000 waterworks sys¬
tem revenue bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1992,, inclusive.
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
515,000; as* 3.60s. Due on May I
Dallas;, Texas
Bon d :S
$1,200,000
p a r k
improvement
bonds, for $180,000 as 5s; due
.werei: awarded
to a: group com¬
on April 1 from 1963; to 19651
posed of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
$60,000 as 2.15s, due on April
Fenner & Smith Inc., Jack M.
1, 1966; $60,000 as 2V4s, due
Bass & Co.; Inc., and Little & Co
on April
1, 1967; $240,000 as
as-: 330sl 3.40s, 3 y2s, and 3.70s, at
;21/2s, due on: April; I from
a .price oL 100.004, a net interest
1968 to 1971 inclusive; $300,r
cost of about 3.61%. :
; >v
v '
000 as. 23/4s, due on- April 1
& Trust Company, until 2
(EST) on-March 27 for the
purchase of $155,000 waterworks
bonds.
Dated
Juan, Puerto Rico; totaled 158,599 -svstem revenue
in January; 1962',* compared with March 1, 1961; Due on' March 1
and
Passenger traffic through Puerto
Rico International Airport, at San
..a
,
fiscal .■Cutler. .•/>
agent for the Puerto Rico Aque¬
duct and Sewer Authority.
1969 inclusive.
Interest, A-O.
,
as 5s, Due on May I from^ Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Va.
Bun d: Sale —• Bonds: totaling.
$10;800,000
bonds: offered March 12—v.: 195} $104,500 were recently sold,, as
follows:
" '
\ "
p; 1260—were awarded: to a: syn¬
dicate headed by the* First Na¬ $39,500 Road District, No. ,,3- bonds
tional Bank of New York City, at
to the First Southwest: Co,
a price
65,000 Road District No* 4 bonds
of 100.01, a net, interest
to Russ & Co,
cost of about 2:86 %., as follows:
•
ended : Jan:
First
'
,
-
.
months
the
Due
On Feb.. 1 from 1970 to 1992
inclusive. ;7
.
the * 12
$265,000
3%s, at
,
•') Reyeniies Increased ,7--- For the;
montk pf January; 71962V the Au->
Hamblen and \ Jefferson Counties,
,,7 thority reports revenues of $922,y
154
Alpha~Talbotti Utility
District '
compared with" $876,435 T in:
(P. O. Morristown), Tenn.*
January of J961,; an increase - of
5.2 %; "according; to1Juan Labadie 7'^ Bond Offerings-Secretary H. B.
announces
that
sealed
Eurite, Executive: Director of^the Roberts
bids will be received until 2 p.hi.
Authority
7 7
For
Allows:
to
t
'r;
sive.
of
bonds
1 from 1965 to
.
V
7,.'.V'.:7;;^
TENNESSEE
-
:•
'■
1
.
r
•
PUERTO RICO
•'4 7.'
:
.
Texas Corporation, as 3%s, at
a
price of par. Due on Feb.
$25,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,0QO
the
inclusiye.r Interest. J*J> " Legality
approved ; by; • Burgwin; Ruffin,
Pefry & Pohl. ■-v">* '* 'r': 7 "* '■
y
Fairfax County (Pz O:
Co.; Rauscher; Pierce &L Coj, Inc.;:
Fairfax), Va.
Russ .& Co.; First of Texas.Corpo¬
ment
Bond; Offering—Sealed bids wiU
ra tion;
Nongaard,
Showers
& be received until noon (EST) on
Bond Sale—The $350,000 water Murray; Inc.; Rowles, Winston &: April 4. for the purchase of vari¬
improvement revenue bonds of- Co.,. and, R: A, Underwood: & Co., ous purpose bonds totaling $9,400,*fered March 5—v. 195, p. 799— Inc., at a price of 100.01; a net: 000. Dated April 1, 1962. Due on
were awarded as follows;
interest cost of about. 3.52%, as April* 1 from; 1963 to 1987 inclu¬
325,000 bonds to the Housing and.
Home.
Finance
Agency,
as
school building bonds was sold tp;
the American National Bank of
St. Paul.
cate composed of John Nuveen &
County, Santa Rosa
Improver
Dist: (P. O. Santa
Ana), Texasi
Water Control and
Hoven), S. Dak.
"•
,
syndi-
Cameron
County, Hoven Indep.'
School District No. 25
7
-
■
im¬
$130,000
^
nhmit 3.87%.
of about 3 R7%
SOUTH: DAKOTA
Potter
purchase of
$300,00Q student nurses' dormitory
revenue bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
Due' oh July ?' V from' 1964' tq 2001
.7
The
—
;
Bond Sale—An issue of
$300,000
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 road
general improvement bonds was,
bonds offered March 12—v; 195; sold to
Wyjie &. Thornhill,»In<j.
p. 91,97-were awarded,to a
nlf'n3llt
nf
.
sealed bids until 4 p.mi. (EST) on;
26. for
Sale
Bond
.
_
nf
o
provement bonds? offered March 6
—y.
195, p. 115i~^were awarded
to Alester Gi, Furman. Co. »
.i
Hess, Grant & Remington, Inc.;
Woodcock; : M oyre r; ,Frieke
&
French, Inc. "
"•7I'
March-
■
Forger Va.
(P- O: Edinburg), Texas
man
Bond
Sale—The $400,000' bonds
offered March 6r-v; 195; p. 11 Sirwere awarded as follows:
$200,000 park bonds to the First
National Bank of'Dallas.
200,000 road bonds to the Corpus
Christi
and
State
National
Bank,
the
Corpus Christi Bank
& Trust Co., jointly.
Pasadena Independent School Dist,
Texas
WASHINGTON
King County* Issaquah School
DistrictsNo. 411. (P. O.
Issaqpah), Wash.
■
Bond: Offering?—A. A. Tremper;
County Clerk;, will receive sealed
bids, until: 11; ajn.
(PST)
on
March4 28 for the purchase, of
$350,OOOf.school bonds. Dated April
1, 1962: Due on April T from 1964
to 1982' inclusive*
Principal and"
interest
(A-Q) payable at the
County^ Treasurer's office* Legal¬
ity. approved by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
Metropolitan Seattle (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
be received until May 17 for the
purchase
of
$16,000,000
sewer
Offering—HOmer Long- revenue bonds, as follows:
$6,900,000 bonds. Due on Jan. 1,
necker,
President of Board ol
from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids.
9,100,000 bonds., DUe on Jan. 1,
until 7:30 pjm (CST), on March.
Bond
2000*,
19 for the purchase of $4,500,000:
Dated April 1,
Snohomish County, Alderwood.
Trust CO.; Eastman Dillon, Union 1962. Due on April 1 from; 1963 to
Water District (P. O* AlderIn¬ Securities & Co.; Drexel &
124,326 'passengers-: in January "of from 1964 to 1996 inclusive.
wood,Manor), Wash.
CO.; 1990 inclusive. Interest A-Q. Le1961; am increase of 27.6%, accord¬ terest M-S.^Legality approved by^ Equitable Securities Corporation; gality approved by. Dumas, Hu*- .Bond. Offering,— Secretary J.
7y7/
Davis announces that the Board o!\
ing- to - Manuel. Sanchez -. Rivera,' Chapman & Cutler.'
First^Sduthwest^Cxauj.RepublicNa- guenin & Boothman.
,
cater
Chemical
Bank
New
syndi-
York
schoolhouse bonds.
64
350,000
will receive
Water Commissioners
sealed bids until 8 p.m.:
1
5 for the purchase of $1,430,000
water
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
1 from 1968 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
until
received
be
10
the
to
\h
An issue of
improvement
sold
was
to
deben¬
syndicate
a
Wood, Gundy & Co., as
51/4s and 4%s, at a price of 98.75.
Dated
March
15, 1962.
Due on
March 15 from 1967 to 1982, incl.
Other members of the syndicate:
Weir
&
Co.,
Dominion Securities Corp., Bell,
Gouinlock & Co., A. E. Ames, &
Co., Mills, Spence & Co., Royal
Securities Corp., Midland Securi¬
ties
Corp., Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co.,
Harris
&
Partners,
Ltd.,
McLeod,
oral bids until 2 p.m.
and
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
son,
A. Dick¬
Offering—Alice
Bond
12 for the pur¬
$1,075,000 corporate pur¬
pose bonds. Dated May
1, 1962.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1972
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
(CST)
April
on
chase of
;<(V
Food products—„„
—
:25
Beverages
____
10
,42
45
17
i
Sch.
No.
Dist.
to
A
follows:
as 3%s.
Due
from 1963 to 1965
on
as
No. 1
of
that
industry
aircraft
for
First
the
Monthly Bank Letter
National City Bank,
City, contains the earn¬
ings results of 2,178 corporations.
The
Bank
found, for example,
that the public utility industry's
profits
11%
dustry
1960
higher in 1961
and
were
in
than
(P. O.
the
service
in¬
in second with a 9%
came
earnings improvement. The trade
transportation industries de¬
clined 3 and 13% respectively.
and
will receive sealed
(CST) on March
20 for the purchase of $475,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due on April 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
District Clerk,
approved by Chapman &
A good
a
profits measured to 2% above the
1960 total. Despite this gain, at¬
tributed to increased investments,
offered
bonds
3s.
Due
on
275,000
1
inclusive.
3.20s. Due on April 1
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
as
from
St.
April
Francis
Offering
Sch.
Dist.
No.
6,
Postponed—T h
e
the
ton,
and
Bend
of¬
postponed.
(City),
Addison, Bar¬
West Bend, Trenton, Jackson
Polk (Towns) Joint School
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. West
Bend), Wis.
Bond
Sale—The
$1,330,000
re¬
funding bonds offered March 8
195, p. 1152—were awarded
to
the Harris
Trust &
Savings
—v.
Bank
of
Howe
&
©f
Chicago
and
Chapman,
Co., jointly, at
100.04, a net interest
©bout
2.93%,
$385,000
from
as
as
1963
to
price
cost of'
a
on
April
1969 inclusive.
pointed out
improvement
1
quarter
enabled
to show a
aggregate profits
last year over 1960. In contrast
with the year before, when earn¬
ings fell quarter by quarter, ex¬
panding
business
helped
most
companies to rebound in succeed¬
ing quarters of 1961 from the re¬
small
in
gain
cession
Viewed
perspective,
-
initial
the
of
lows
months.
in
the
however,
-
three
longer
corporate
profits continued to be the most
conspicuous laggard in the whole
of
array
vital
American
-
of the
output,
measures
economy,
and
as
incomes
again
—
175
5s and 5%s,
net interest
1168
was
Simard &
at
Co., Ltd.,
price of 98.77,
a
cost
of
about
as
sold to
and
1,332
a
10,950,979
19,373
80,873
82,440
641,183
1,516,160
108,815
price of 98.56,
Total manufacturing
mining.—
9
Other
23
net
a
interest cost of about 5.56%,
Metal
14
Marc Carriere, Ltd., as 5s
5;y2s, at
10,901,282
16,125
parts
Total
mining,
mining,
quarry
96,998
quarry
Chain
27
Chains—variety, etc
43,149
Department & mail order.
40,314
Wholesale and misc
169
Total
104
Class
50
stores—food
"Our
preliminary tabulation of
annual reports issued to date by
2,178
corporations
shows
com¬
income
after
tax
of
$17.8
billion, an increase of 2% from
1960. Among manufacturing firms
alone,
however, earnings
were
virtually unchanged.
changes
11
from
ranged
"Broadly speaking, these early
reports indicate
profit
no
relief from the
that has
squeeze
gripped business in recent
Such
was
improvement
net
years.
occurred
assets declined for
the second year
the
as
due to added investment. The
on
6
+13
—
5
—10
+96
+
1
..
0
Total
Electric
11
+20
+
101,813
190,450
42,509
34,141.
98,004
,,
2
+5
—
0
2
—15
,
—
3
; v
—
3
375,339
transportation
gas,
power,
etc...
Telephone & telegraph...
178
96%
a
Total public utility
37
37% decline for
a
Amusements
18
Restaurant and hotel
66
eighth
in
time
a
row
in
and for
the
last
The average margin
years.
sales
remained
the
near
the previous three
on
lows
Other
121
of
*
years.
161
35
Public Utilities
"The
for
(where
5
increase
over-all
counted
was
public
by
busk
ser.
&
invested
capital is being
increased), petro¬
leum
and
natural
gas,
financial
institutions,
services, and
pro¬
ducers of food, drugs, and other
items
of
everyday
use.
Thus,
gains were concentrated in indus- :
tries
whose
long-term
fortunes
growth
depend
in
on
population
incomes.
and
Cyclically sensitive
industries, on the other hand, had
another disappointing year.
De¬
clines predominated among manu¬
facturers of autos, appliances, and
oasic metals, as well as retailers
and
railroads.
"There was, however, consider¬
able diversity in the performance
of
individual
the
various
companies
industrial
flecting differing
dynamics of the
within
lines,
re¬
responses
to the
business
situa¬
tion. Since the late 1950s, markets
have
become
increasingly com¬
petitive
a
so
that managements face
difficult challenge in preserving
earning power. Though strength¬
ening somewhat toward year-end,
weak
prices in
tensified
the
Meanwhile, there
from
markets in¬
many
problem
was
last
no
year.
respite
mounting wage rates and
employment costs. Where
other
maintained
were
or
im¬
proved, successful companies
usually credited intense efforts to
costs and improve efficiency.
Continuing growth
of
markets
helped international com¬
pare
abroad
panies
cases
and
of
exporters.
reduced
agements
In
earnings,
reported
that
affected by heavy
many
man¬
results
expendi¬
tures for research, introduction of
new
products,
velopment.
"A
more
corporate
will
and
appear
on
^
de¬
complete tabulation of
earnings
in
net
performance
the
with computations
turn
market
April
Letter;
of rates of
assets
margins by industry.".
and
Total
services
Commercial banks
Investment
Sales
Real
trusts
finance
365,104
382,444
53,752
—14
—13
506,283
1,758,112
1,344,334
436,19S
—14
2,010,134
+14
1,419,736
+
3,102,446
43,041
9,221
89,867
3,429,870
+11
+3
+13
+12
142,129
1,689,000
528,062
84,770
' 155,305
1,712,000
; 562,605
6
re¬
profit
..
:
201
2,178
Total
:
of
finance
Grand total
*Federal
ber
Reserve
these
banks
Board
—
const...
44,152
10,409
100,744
9
1
+7
+
.
+
+
4
1,934
87,749
2,116
+
9
2,303,766
estate
ac¬
utilities
systematically
were
incessant
4
+
444,657
61,626
railroads—
Other transportation
167
+, 190,754
101,122
.
trade
I
154
marked
a
—
of
$115,industrial building bonds was
000
Aircraft & railway equip..
Other manufacturing
91
issue
295,317
+
Automobiles &
8
—
7
—15
•■•*
550,085
-
9
+
334,103
680,014
330,043
211,974
620,763
606,381
1,372,635
213,275
298,198
products
Electric & electronics
+
.
798,009
342,753
200,171
2
0
\
435,977
3,015,991
2,835,140
360,143
32
5.42%.
Sale—An
Bond
Machinery
*
1,093,144
401,157
'
36:
a
Richmond, Que.
profits
set new records for the year.
return
follows:'
Due
3s.
■
corporations
leading
bined
West
fourth
Wis.' employment,
fering of $500,000 school building
bonds scheduled for March 8—v.
195, p. 1152—was
eighth
"marked
the
that
$500,000 as 2%s. Due on' April 1
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
as
was
in a
time in
year
years.
in
$1,125,000
March 14—
from 1973 to 1978
the
for
assets
second
The Bank's analysis
p.
350,000
net
on
the
for
and
row
Co., and Allan Blair & Co., at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 3.02%, as follows:*
,
-
down
11
1032—were awarded to
a group composed of the Northern
Trust Company of Chicago, East¬
man
Dillon, Union Securities &
195,
v.
return
the
■
Sale —The
Bond
fourth quarter is credited
bringing
total
corporate
with
Cutler.
11 e y (Villages),
Schofield (City) Kronenwetter,
Norrie, Ringle, Wausau and
Weston (Towns) Joint School
District No. 1 (P.O.
Schofield), Wis.
school
8
61,728
sold to J. F.
railway equipment to
bids until 10 a.m.
Rothschild, H
—
Fabricated metal
grouping
and
New York
John Ebbott,
—
March
The
April 1
Helenville), Wis.
Offering
Bond
2
280,248
'
;
Nonferrous metals
shoes, leather, etc.
Palmyra (Village), Palmyra, Sul¬
livan, Cold Spring, Eagle,
Ottawa and LaGranga (Towns)
.
—
304,373
62,663
1,090,458
98
the First National City Bank is attributable to
April 1
Due on April 1
to 1982 inclusive.
Joint School Dist.
—21
quarter rise. Manufacturing firms' profits remained unchanged
within
but
3.10s.
from 1979
*
fourth
inclusive.
from 1966 to 1978
200,000
+- 3
45,622
18,713
inclusive.
Due
3s.
as
'
on
Petroleum
—37:
240,312
29
1961's corporate profits compared to 1960
in
,
$90,000
460,000
2% overall gain
advance
+
Drugs, soap, cosmetics
-fl2
23,187
57,865
19,149
Chambly School Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $685,-
Young,
measured by
shaw,i and Channer Newman Se¬
curities Co., Inc., at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 3.05%,
as
Printing & publishing
Chemicals, paint, etc
41,573
233,347
fixtures
&
8
products
Iron and steel—
000 school bonds
•
products.
wood
55
net interest cost of about 5.68%.
a
Corporate Earnings
Slightly Over Last Year's
group
a
Paper & allied products.-
80
price of 98.07,
a
1961
composed of
John
Nuveen & Co.; Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Rodman & Ren7
Furniture
&
91
1
Sale—An issue of $750,000
March
Rubber & allied
Lumber
24
building bonds was sold on
school
—25
27
(P.O. Mondovi), Wis.
Bond
110,623
42
>•
(Towns)
Creek
Rock
products.—... ;
147,310
Clothing and apparel.—_* + / 37,182
Shoes, leather, etc
36,685
1
Textile
prod. & ref
Cement, glass, stone
5%s, at
5
+ 1°
+
52
5s and
as
+
134,867
71
of
$512,663
268,945
—.
products
52
('.
Change
250,063
Tobacco
37
*
'.
(City), Mondovi, Naples,
Canton, Modena, Albany, Bruns¬
wick, Drammen, Pleasant Val- •
Joint
122,976
%
iflfil
$490,278
33
Mondovi
ley,
1 f)G0
104
$130,000 town hall building bonds was
sold to Societe de Placement, Ltd.,
headed by
LaCrosse, Wis.
After Taxes
Industry Groups
Cos.
22
issue
Sale—An
Bond
tures
WISCONSIN
V
«>
•
Reported Net Income
*
Causapscal, Que.
(Province of)
Sale
Debenture
.
••
.
OTTAWA
$60,000,000
in our issue of March 5
195, p. 1152.
the report
(In Thousands of Dollars)
No. of
QUEBEC
CANADA
Ottawa
foregoing supersedes
Note—The
For the Years 1960 and 1961
16
3s, at a price of par.
as
3
by Burcham & Blair.
—v.
sold
1032—were
195, p.
State of
Feb. 27—v.
offered
Wyoming,
(PST)
a.m.
Sale—The $359,000 school
Bond
bonds
for the purchase of
$3,000,000 school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
1
from
1964
to
1985 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
Legality approved
April
on
„
(P. O. Lyman), Wyo.
No. 6
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
1
County School District
Uinta
Shefelman.
Spokane County School District
No. 81 (P. O. Spokane), Wash.
Denton, Ltd., Greenshields, Inc., Equitable Securities
Canada, Ltd., Gairdner &
Co.,i
Cochran, Murray & Co., W. C. Pit-/
field & Co., James Richardson &
Sons, R. A. Daly & Co., Collier,
Norris & Quinlan, Ltd., Fry & Co.,
Bankers Bond Corp., Anderson &
Co., Brawley, Cathers & Co., C. H.
Burgess & Co., J. L. Graham &
Co., Matthews & Co., Flemming
& Co., Walryn, Stodgell & Co. and
Bartlett, Cayley & Co.
WYOMING
approved by
A-O. Legality
Weter, Roberts &
April
on
1982 inclusive.
to
from 1975
c
Due
3s.
as
Monday, March 19, l962>"
.
Preliminary Summary of Net Income of Leading Corporations
Burns Bros. &
1
1974 inclusive.
to
1970
595,000
Due on April
2%s.
as
from
(PST) on
April
terest
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1372)
2,364,470
+
3
+
2
$17,428,243 $17,803,737
preliminary tabulation for all member banks; the
is not included in total number of companies.
((J,113)
num¬
*
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