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ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
Reg. V. S. Pat. Office
Number
195
New
York
7, N. Y., Monday,: March 26, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
»'
t
6145
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
statement
The
also
SEC FILINGS
•
includes,
additional
an
$100,000
of
shares
to
be
subject
to a 25% overcall ($2,000 per share) at the discretion of the
partner.
No underwriting is involved.
The partnership interests are to be offered •
by Alexander H. Cohen
(Pound Ridge, N. Y.), as general partner of'Baker Street Co.,; which
will
be
organized as
a
New
York
limited partnership
when' such
general
SEC Filings Consolidated
In This Issue
interests
For the convenience of
readers, the
our
is 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.
Stock and Bond Quotations
V' 7
New York
;Page
*
•
Stock Exchange
(Stocks).-
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange—_____________
National Stock Exchange.
45
Stock
Boston
Exchange..
Cincinnati Stock
Detroit
Midwest Stock
Exchange..^
SEC
March
that
announced
its
temporarily
the Secu¬
rities Act of 1933
with respect to proposed public offerings of stock
by Allied Metals of Albuquerque, N. Mex., and Uran Mining Corp. of
on
16
prior
orders
Rochester,
Y.,
N.
have become
permanent.
~
.
<
Exchange.
suspension order with respect to Allied Metals became perma¬
following that company's withdrawal of its request for hearing
thereon,
Office.
the
for
the
to
36
t.
'
in
195,
default
■
■
of
.
16th
order
''"
■
v'.
Wollmer
&
the
Sts.,
SEC
"
•*'
-''
1
Wis.,
filed
covering
the company
to
State and
The
statement
the
includes
also
be
$100,000
like
of
debentures
company's employees Profit Sharing Trust,
v •company designs,
manufactures and markets
The
of
housewares
aluminum
"Alumode"
also
It
and
fabricates
manufacturers.
items
Of
trade
contract
with
home
On
appliance
$580,000
In
addition
S.
President)
Martha
which
indebtedness
certain
and
the
stock,
preferred
has outstanding 221,433 shares of common stock,
Torrison (a company director and wife of John W.
company
Mary
to
owns
R.
19.1%
Spindler,
holds
and
director,
a
additional
an
officials
management
receives
the
as
a
of
from
1897.
to
47
In
the
35.9%.
trust
by reason of
requirements.
leading
announced
statement,
its
failure
The
March
filed
to
Commission
statements
the
20,
Commission
that
ruled
the
statement
New
of
Act
certifying accountant, the
proposed offering of shares on
One
the
the
bars
public
registration
offering
has
and the
been
and
sales
corrected
of
the
subject
conform
to
to
securities
the
until
Commission's
share.
of
The
to
securities
purchase
to
were
be
like
a
number
in
offered
2,500
of
shares
at
,
the
deci¬
$15
increase the
Finance's
said to
be
subsidiaries
this compny as an operating
stated,
Standard
was
Maryland savings
a
and loan
Savings &
association.
savings and loan association,
was
could not do—
military personnel and
forward
same
to
American
Finance
for
application on the unpaid
balance of its automobile loans.
During the first nine months of 1961,
such allotment payments were received from some 4,50a allotters, as
contrasted with only 320 savings accounts held by Standard.
Accord¬
ingly, the Commission ruled that the opening of these savings accounts
stop order is lifted.
warrants
American
Commission
receive
the
to
do
allotment
what American Finance
payments
from
passbooks,
Securities
such
units, each consisting
"E"
by
statements
per
organzed
was
Class
evidenced
registration statement, filed in April 1961, proposed the public
offering of $500,000 of debentures due 1971, 75,000 common shares,
25,000
of
Association,
involved the sale of securities in violation of
registration requirements and that
the financial
Act
should
have
reflected
a
contingent
liability
in
respect
of
violation.
&
be made
cial
offering was to
through Myron A. Lomasney & Co,, which would receive $156,-
commission
(1212
used
One
to
of
disclose
promoter
interest
employees.
the
previously
for
to
the
facts
obtained
in
the
foreign
the
found
with
for
and. .former
services;
>
deficiencies
1961
respect
American
.
r
by
<■«
- -
the
to
the
.
*
* <
a .
Commission
foreign
Finance
-
, •, .
was
credit
, ■
the
his
50%
stock
interest
for
or
of
were
the
p.
facts
proceeds
1837.
of
the
fact
controlled
had not
investors
group
that
Baker
by a
provided
the
provided
available
some
that such
managing
but
in
not
$875,000
a
would
not
be
underwriter and that the
contractual safeguards for the
conventional distribution; and
disclosed
of
distribution
the
as
to
proposed
the
intended
use
financing.—V.
of
194,
six
times
its
to
be
and
be
Street
company,
statement
with
a
box
$500
and
order
an
under
the
Securities
Act
of
failed
the company.
Accord¬
comply with certain terms and
offering circular failed to make
to
and
its
that
official
an
of
property,
whether the issuer would* perform drilling
others, the character of the competition
the issuer, the source from/ which- the amounts
costs of drilling and of. completing
the proposed
through
by
the
if
to
and
the
how the
well
the
of
uses
order
of
amount
not
were
net
cash
salaries
of
attributable
commercially
proceeds
priority of each
pay
failed
event
The
of
the
the
of
and
use;
to completion
productive, and
the
offering,
whether
officers and: directors
the
after
the
proceeds
the
first
Costs"
and
as
was
amounts
conditions
justification
a
"current"
a
Commission
available
the
and
and
also
the financial
of
cash
receipts and dis¬
company's."leasehold interest so as
acquired from the issuer's President,
statement
a
of
nature
terms
default,
motional
include
that such interest
and
of
to
description
a
statement
a
and
following commencement of the offering.- Moreover,
disclose
to
securities
own
enjoined 'from violating provisions of the
the Bal-Tex offering circular, failed, to disclose
the results of prior ^development work on or
obtained
used
held
of
of
future
the
for
payments
lease
treating
such
on
agreement
in
"Unrecovered
the
Pro¬
asset.
that
Regulation
a
A
exemption
is
not
to
Bal-Tex because the proposed
offering by Modern Fur¬
niture, its affiliate, had to be Included in the computation of securities
to be offered and,
by such inclusion, the amount of securities
ex¬
ceeded
the
$300,000 limitation of
the
Regulation,
because Modern
Furniture
because
is
the subject of a prior Regulation A suspension
the aforementioned injunction.—V.
193, p. 1555.
of
Barker Bros.
This
of
statement
common
West
818
with
stock,
to
Seventh
the SEC
be
on
offered
St.,
Los
March
for
15
public
Angeles, filed a regis¬
covering 200,000 shares
through underwriters
sale
headed
by William R. Staats & Co., 640 South
Spring St.,
The public offering price (maximum $16
per share) and
terms
to
are
6,000
be
order, and
Corp.—Common Registered—
of
company
tration
supplied by
amendment.
The
statement
Los Angeles.
underwriting
also
includes
outstanding shares underlying 5-year options to be sold by the
to
the
principal
underwriter
for
$3,000
exercisable
shareholders
initially
at
115%
of the public offering price.
is engaged principally in the merchandising
The company
commercial and
of home,
institutional furnishings throughout 20 store locations
The net proceeds from the stock sale will be
used to establish or acquire (and to
stock) additional branch stores and
in
Southern
California.
to
expand some existing branch locations; and proceeds not needed for
purposes will be used to reduce short-term borrowings.
In addi¬
to
certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 520,000
shares of common stock (after
giving effect to a proposed 10-for-l
stock split), of which Morris
Gold, Board Chairman, Richard E. Gold,
President, and Charles I. Gold, Executive Viee-President, own 16.6%
such
tion
is
and
owned
—V.
the
partnership shares,
SEC
to be
respectively;
p.
This
registration
on
March
19
covering $400,000 of limited
offered for public sale at $8,000 per share,
a
and
the
corporation
statement
convertible
remaining
outstanding
families of said
three
stock
officers.
1489.
Belco Petroleum
with
of
the
Corp.—Debentures—Common Reg'd
630
SEC
subordinated
Third
on
Ave.,
Mar.
debentures
New
York, filed a registration
covering
(1)
$7,500,000 of
1977, to be offered for public
19th
due
sale
by the company, and (2) 300,000 outstanding shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale by the-holders thereof. White,
Weld
&
Co.
York,
head
and
and
the
Goldman,
list
public
of
underwriting terms
The
company
Sachs &
underwriters.
offering
ment.
Co.—Shares Registered—
of 20 East 46th Street, New York, filed
8.3%,
by members of the immediate
192,
tures
.
~
This
weekly
gross
been
(b)
or
applied
proposed
and
arrangements
by
-
sale of
including
protection
failure
Herman W. Brann, a
shareholder; ' his controlling or material
lenders and the $55,000 compensation to him
50%
others,
selling
(
,
statements
coordinated
cars
Government
was
of American Finance by reason of the fact that Eli
a partner,
acted as legal counsel to American Finance from
through 1961; that pertinent facts were not disclosed with respect
the proposed method of offering of the 60,000 shares by Lomasney
and
is engaged through subsidiaries in the automobile sales finance
principally with respect to overseas purchases of new and
by members of the U. S. Armed Forces and by U. S.
business,
the Commission held that the accounting firm of Winters
not "independent" for purposes of certifying the finan¬
1955
)
plus expenses.
Also included in the state¬
ment' were -60,000 shares held by Lomasney and 17
persons associated
with it, to be offered for public sale (after completion of the
offering
•of the units) at market prices prevailing at the time of sale.
The
company
Robins
of
-reduction),
>
Robins,
in
250
be
29.4'%
In addition,
$200 debenture, 30 shares, and 10 warrants, at a price of $500
per
Of the 75,000 shares, 25,000 are owned by Fred B.
unit.
Nives, Presi¬
dent of the company and one of its promoters.
The
a
1%
as
will
as
hearing requested by
a
adequately,
encountered
interest
the
subsidiary
The
and
would
materially false and misleading since the
subsidiary operated merely as a collection agency for the issuer.
This
mis¬
proceeds of the offering, and the
behalf of shareholders.
The stop order
the issuer)
loans
Reference to
disclosure
of
use
in
its
Loan
and
the
shares by
company's overseas finance business, including the fact
are
made
primarily to the lower ratings of enlisted
military personnel (60% of outstanding loans being to military per¬
sonnel in the rating of corporal or lower).
York,
contains
to
shares
herent
the
suspended
efforts
outstanding shares from $2.95 to $4.11 per share whereas
purchased by public investors at a proposed cost basis of
$10 per share would suffer an immediate dilution in book value ©f
$5.89 per share.
The prospectus also failed to disclose the risks in¬
omits required facts with respect to (among
others) the speculative risks of the business, the purpose of the financ¬
ing, the nature of the operations of a subsidiary, the independence of
sion
additional 50,000 common
an
the
Order Issued—
by American Finance Co.,
comply with the Securities
of Brann's
book value of
that
decision
a
the cessation
that the public financing in effect would transfer to public
investors from the foreign lenders procured by Brann,
the risks in¬
herent in providing the capital base against which American Financecould borrow funds essential to its operations; and that domestic lines
of credit impose dividend and
other restrictions upon the company.
Nor was there disclosure that the financing
(including the sale of
*„•.
registration
be
had
and
itself
attributable
48
financing;
16.6%,
American Finance Co., Inc.—Stop
that
fact
of
Regulation
issuer's
operations
risk capital for the company made necessary the replacement of
the loans he procured, which is one of the primary purposes of this
and Mary S. Torrison is the bene¬
ficiary of such trust,
The prospectus lists eight selling stockholders
owning an aggregate of 124,119 shares, including Mary S. Torrison
who proposes to sell 18,606 shares.
Others (including the President)
propose to sell amounts ranging from 1,000 to 6,000 shares.—V. 193,
p.
the
near
48
obtain
which
a
the
issued
Bal-Tex
the
Act;
disclose
or
48
year
Torrison,
group
income
a
bursements,
1955;
record
underwriter
statements
in
SEC
$300,000 offering of its
the
the
cost
of
expense
he
receive
...
posed
would
$50,000
also
Investment
would
outstanding Series A and C preferred stock, and
working capital.Said Trust will use the funds received
upon redemption of the Series B preferred stock for purchase of the
$100,000 of debentures.
for
will
(a)
amount
redeem
to
royalty
Cohen,
which
50%
Cohen
similar
a
and
partners
remaining
*
Co., Inc.—Suspension Permanent—
order,
of
Securities
net
balance for
produc¬
for royalties
receipts, and
disclosures.
The
Commission
ruled,
among
other
that Bal-Tex failed to disclose that its underwriter, Equity
Corp., the attorney for both the company and the
underwriter who owned
25%
of the company's stock,
and Modern
Furniture, Inc., are affiliates of Bal-Tex, that Modern Furniture pro¬
proceeds from the company's sale of de¬
bentures and additional stock,
$400,000 will be used to finance the
construction of two plant additions,
$102,500 to redeem outstanding
Series B preferred stock (all held by said Profit Sharing Trust), up to
the
all
pay
necessary
things,
auto
and
to
General
The Course of Bank Clearings.
and
the
contributions.
producer's
a
limited
the
among
receive
(subject
21" the
the
the
well would
Ware"
to
box-office
for
office
facilities.
He
also
may
receive
an
additional
if employed by the partnership as general press repre¬
exploitation, promotion
and
merchandising consultant to
on
to
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
decorations.
fee
March
based
11
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks—
lines
and
writers -provides
weekly
making permanent its March 1961 order temporarily suspending
Regulation A exemption from registration with respect to a proposed
public offering of stock by Bal-Tex Oil of Denver, Colo. The order was
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
to
States
the
gross
1933
of
Federal Reserve System—____
United
with
the
a
2
56
____—
of Member Banks
the
of
partnership.
certain
Foreign Exchange Rates—
/,
.
Christmas
and
sold
be
proprietary
"Chilton
names
housewares
under
the
the
under
toy miniature
to
Condition Statement
will
cash
Bal-Tex Oil
1
__
5%
week
conditions
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
offered
through underwriters headed
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, 25 Broad St., New York, and
Loewi & Co., 225 East Mason St.* Milwaukee.
The interest rate, on
the
debentures, public offering price of both issues (maximum $13
per share)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
are
the
a
and 45,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the. holders
Such securities
thereof.
44
New York Stock
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
in
contract
distributed
no
receipts
week
per
General Corporation and Investment News__
play
of
with
be
sentative,
38
based
The
partner,
$500 per
Miscellaneous Features
(1)
to
the
made
40
ing
of convertible subordinated debentures due 1980 to be of¬
fered for public sale by the company and (2) 90,000 shares of common
.stock, of which 45,000 shares
are
to be offered for public sale by
will
office
•
$1,000,000
of
39
Prices
the
management
_—
a
1
■
Manitowoc,
March
15
on
39
Exchange.—_ 38
Transactions American Stock Exchange.
38
permanent.
became
'
'
.
Transactions
Co.—Debentures—Common Reg.
with
statement
suspension
'
.
....
Specialty
company
registration
the
V
•
.
Aluminum
This
and
1081.
p.
.
.
'
SEC Index of Stock
intends
Cohen
the Doyle
estate for royalties of 3%
of receipts
net profits of the partnership. Su-ch royalties (except
royalty to the estate) are subject to certain reductions
production expenses are recouped. Of the remaining net profits
have
38
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
in the Commission's Denver Regional
The hearing with respect to Uran Mining also was scheduled
same date and place; but Uran Mining failed to file an
answer
allegations set forth in the suspension order, thereby being
raised.
profit
general
39
.
been
on
Doyle's characters, and has contracted
Alan Friedman, and Dennis Marks to write
lyrics of the musical, • respectively.
The net
sale of interests will be used to offer a first-class
the
of
contract
until
39
__
have
incidents
■
and
aggregate
net
50%
39
—
from
plus 5%
the
and
Coopersmith,
expenses.
the
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
scheduled for March 22
considered
—V.
•
tion
the
_.
musical
music
production
36
Over-the-Counter Markets
The
nent
proceeds
36
________
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock ExchangeCanadian Stock Exchange.___rr__
Toronto Stock Exchange.
!,
suspending: Regulation A exemptions from registration under
book,
in
Stock Exchange
the
Jerome
the
36
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Allied Metals Co.—Stock Offering Suspended—
with
26
31
characters
upon.
produce
14
New York Stock Exchange
$400,000
original musical comedy
an
(tentatively: titled "Baker Street")
contained in certain
literary
works written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, with Sherlock Holmes as
the center character and including Professor
Moriarity and Dr. Watson.
Cohen
has acquired the
right from the Doyle estate to create and
based
Chronicle
The
aggregating
produce
is
on
price
Co.,
both
20
of
The Interest
(maximum
both issues
are
$20
to
be
Broad
rate
on
St.,
the
New
debeim
oommC& share)
supplied by amend¬
per
engaged in the acquisition, exploration,. develop¬
ment
and operation of
natural gas and oil properties.
Of the net
proceeds from the company's sale of debentures, $3,000,000 will be
2
(1422)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-.
s-
•
A
to
holdings
repayment of short-term bank loans (incurred to explore and
existing and new properties), $719,500 for repayment of loa.is
payable to officers, and the balance to explore, develop ar.d acquire
properties. In
addition to certain indebtedness; the company
has
outstanding 5,468,583 shares of common stock, of which tne estate
for
used
of
Belfer,
Rochelle
Vice-President,
estate
Arthur
own
proposes
to
20.15%;
sell
Belfer,
B.
17.04%
and
13.18%,
(Ernest E.)
will >reduce
tration
of
.
Ahead
to
>
.
whole;
months
$3
The
The
at
data
cent
is
but
the
Investment
of
Planning
has
agreed * to
each,
sell
purchase
to
to
the
20,000
last week
ratio
it
1500
underwriters
class
engaged
in
A
shares
electronic
applying
of
of statements
those
and
even
—
increased
cleared
cleared
to
for
in.
the
quantity filed
fractionally. The. ratio of cleared
4.1 in 1960-aiid*4.fr in' 1959: It has* declined steadily to- date:*
was
Co.,
Washington, D. C.
The under¬
selling commission and $4,800
per share
principally,
quantitative number
of 1961
both
cents
processing techniques to the solution of problems
fractionally rather Jthan improved
pending
1
First
and
W.,
30
,.
company
mechanical
W.,
N.
a
The" company
share.
per
>4
**
- —
7
longer «. will) accept; after-business-hour
and is energetically trying to. increase the
no
a nuisance in. many, ways,
qualified personnel. It would be a sad joke if the processing machinery
were to
bog down at a time when disclosure statements and other standards are
being enforced and/or adhered to. v -7;* 777. 77; ; ;r ,?7v v*~ .~ " \/;v 1
V7
registrations,
number of
v
,
at
The Commission, announced
outdistance tax exempts in this
city and school district of-Detroit,
third of the $65.5 million of larger tax-exempts
-
six
declined
V..7 7' 7; ;7..;.y'V
a
as
last
the
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
V
N.
Ave.,
receive
warrants
5-year
at $3 per share.
best efforts basis by Jones Kreeger.&
a
Corporate senior debt'and equity capital greatly
week's formidable calendar of public offerings. The
Mich., account for a bit more than a
scheduled for this March 26-29 period,
will
fort, expenses.
be offered for public sale
to
offering will be made on
months
By SIDNEY BROWN'
Massachusetts
Blanche & Associates; Inc.—Class A Reg.
A common stock,
class
The
its-
Street,
I
_
company
Corporate and Municipal Financing
:'3,K:.
1625
Co.,
beneficiaries of, the estate include
and members ' of their* immediate
shares.
The
stockholders
.
.
of 10419 Fawcett St., Kensington, Md./ filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on March 15 covering 80,000 shares
This
Said
respectively.
which
shares
.
writers
President, and Robert A. Belfer,
300,000
the
801,796
principal
other
the
develop
.
rate level-and- ^
Calendar J77, \ y; Registrations
Dollar
;./*
there were no government bonds yielding above 4% that day (3 V2S' of 1990 were;
- }
f Pending End of
; the Year
%
/
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Year *,;.7'" 7;7~,vV;' Filed >
3.98% and the 3V2s of 1998 were 3.96%). The Fed monetized $329 million in gov¬
ernments which it added to its portfolio over last week's holdings of $28,648,000,000. ~
,
:U961__*7-———„ *2,345
i"'*r'': 754
$21,600,000,000
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This was done even though the British Bank Rate was cut to 5% last Thursday —
•"7V"" 310 V'V"
I960—.I-IC———
1,589
16,000,000,000
a half point'reduction in two weeks and the fourth half point cut since early October. ,jV
V1959———
256-7
1,497
-15,300,000.000
It was 5% last July when the payment crisis forced it up to 7%.
The offering dates of several larger issues targeted for later periods were advanced
J '.77'.7 7". V'V *70% of the filings in the last six months of last-year were'"
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made by companies that had never gone public. The rate was V
into last week's originally- light calendar causing price pressures" higher than were
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anticioated. BesidesUhe scheduled Treasury's tax-anticipation notes; March & McjV/V-V;-14
52Ac7o for 'fiscal year11961 and'-28%. for fiscal 1958—-constitut^'~r:y,ffi\\^
Lennan's common stock offering guided by Morgan Stanley group; Washington ^ v;;l''!V''V7v.
more work per issue, almost regardless of the dollar volume
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Public Power Supply Systems. Wash.; National Dairy Product sinking fund deben.
sought, -than-'-in the case of companies who have established 7W.yVv
tures via Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lehman Bros, there were $25.5 million Con-';; ■/
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records from previous filings.','
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tinental Mortgage Investors first public offering via Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and
'■3. thetrbtal backlog again rises and municipal float picks up
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Ashland- Oil & Refining Co/s $25^ million smking^^;;
fund debentures managed'by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., and A. G.
-; ' As the data in the tables below-indicate, and the descriptive material1 in the ac¬
Becker & Co.; and Litton Industries $50,748,000 convertible subordinated debentures yy' companying- pages, to this:space dealing with new, offerings being registered and/or
announced detail, the dollar volume of new issues continue to grow. Boosting the
rights offering to stockholders managed by Lehman Bros, and Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Allen & Co. led $29 million Kentucky Turnpike Authority toll bonds; and Gray , V municipal total are these new additions to the calendar: $102330,000 in 28 local
public housing authorities; $10 million Sacramento Municipal Utility District, Calif:,'
Drug Stores stockholders rights offering to $5,230,000 of 5% convertible debenturesFederal funds last Thursday, March
22, stayed at the 3%^ rediscount*
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WEEK'S
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and
7
EDISON OF N. Y,
INTERNATIONAL TEL. & TEL.
CONSOLIDATED
REGISTER AND
CASH
NATIONAL
The Treasury again
LED
_
to $2.6 billion,
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ence
offerings, two rights offerings one
and the other common stock, two
.
"j^./^-.competitive
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during'the week ihclude three secondary^/
of which is a cumulative convertible prefer¬
utility and one corporate debenture issues, one'.,;.
in size.
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underwritten
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million
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March 27, Kuhn, Loeb & Co. is expected to unveil; $50 million/INTERt-:;;
NATIONAL TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CORP/sinking fund debentures, filed
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Corporatest
y Stocks,?
$174,045,000 ' $215,057,800
Apr, .2-Apr;;: 7—
187,425,000
77,288,000
Apr.; 9^Apr, 14i_
.138,024,700. . ; 124,070,000
Apr 16-Apr. 21__
71,675,000 r
54.449,000
28-day
Total
Corporate ■'
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.^y.fcgrjporato-
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state-local issues
or larger-v
foreign bond offering, and one equipment trust certificate. And, 19
are slated for the competitive
bidding block each of which is - $1
-
States Power Co. 30-year7'first mortgage, bonds on June 12; $6 million
Mississippi-Power*..Cb. .mortgage bonds ori: April 12; and- $16 million Columbus Sc
Southern Ohio. Electric Co. first mortgage bonds on May 9V-;-- r .^
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Securities likely to make their appearance
stock
V
announced
Northern
i;
(March 26) during its regular bill auction. It will sell $1.8 billion of new bills * to x
replace $1/7 billion maturing bills. This is the eighth such borrowing since th'e first ;
of the year and when combined with last Tuesday's tax-anticipation offering*adds'. .
up
utilities
they will receive bids totalling $104 million. They aret
$50 million Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph debentures on June 5; $17
million 30-year first mortgage bonds by Gulf States Utilities on May 21; $15 million
million new cash today y
will enter the short-term market for $100
$16 million Metropolitan Seattle, Wash.
Five
^
visibles
Total•;
M unicipa Is*
$389,102,800
264.713,000
262,094/700
126.124,000
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Total
of Both.
Financings''
$65,596,000
$455,018,800
397,305,000
311,665,700
132,592,000*
49,571,0001
145,030.000;
271,154;000
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Tomorrow,
Shields & Co. anticipates offering 68,000 shares of Alberto-Culver Co,
secondarv, filed Jan. 12; and these municipals are slated: $15,345,000 DE¬
March 7; and
common,
.
Total-17—
f571,169,700
5500,269,700
March 23, .1961— $332,338,600
Last week^
.
$470,864,800 $1,042,034,500
$494,793,550
$995,063,250
$205,148,800
$537,487,400
—
*—
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$392,789,000 $1,434,823,500
$284,286,000 $1^79,349,250
$765,425,000 $1,302,912,400
DISTRICT, MICH; 7
;;, * lssues\of; $1 million or larger; and EXCLUDES State 'of Michigan. $35 million
Wednesday, March 28, should find NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Co. making a/
ttunkline expressway revenue bond still without a tentative bidding sales date and,
double offering via Dillon, Read & Co. The stockholders of that company have-from " '
aim, .the $29 million State of Kentucky private placement^ via Allen & Co/ which
March 28 until April ill to buy 319,090 shares and investors at large-will have the. ;
occurred, 3/22/62,.;
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opportunity to buy $50 million sinking fund debentures. CONSUMERS*1 PUBLIC VV.
; 4f Includes National Cash Register Co. offerings to stockholders and'
POWER CO. DISTRICT, NEB:, in the amount of $4.3 million, and ORANGE COUNTY.:V
$50 million
sinking-fund debentures tentatively set:for March 28. '*u f
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SANITARY DISTRICT #7 CAL., in the amount of $3.7 million, are the two signifies:;.
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cant1 municipal offerings of that day.
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total competitive/and underwritten* backlog;
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Thursday, March 29, has on the docket $30 million- KINGDOM OF BELGIUM; ; 7.
This Week' >
Last. Week ' V March 23; 1961
external loan sinking fund debentures via Morgan Stanley & Co., and Smith; Barney :7
& Co.; $35 million LONE STAR GAS CO. sinking fund debentures^protected against--7- • Corp; bonds with ,dafes_;/,_
$865,229,600 - (49)
$816,054,6001(44) :: $1,093,382,500
TROIT,'MICH., and $10 million DETROIT CITY SCHOOL
.
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call
for
five
SOUTHERN
years via First Boston Corp.; and the. competitive
PACIFIC CO. equipment trust certificates.
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bid for $7,995,000
132,507,000 (41)
•'196,895,200;(47)
V 61*731;500
—7_I_r .> $997,736,600 (90)
$1,012,949,800 (91)
$1,155,114,000
.
The last day, Friday, is when CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO. OF NEW YORK,
will allow its stockholders to buy 947,924-cumulative convertible preferreds
~-v"7 Total'bonds-y
INC./* 7/
until
Corp, stocks "with
dates.'J—j
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During the week Goldman, Sachs may bring out 454 shares of PRINTING CORPO¬
RATION OF AMERICA COMMON filed last Dec. 28; and Blyth & Co, may bring -Out7v7 V.
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April 16.
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PENDING SEC REGISTRATIONS LEAP 119.4%
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The
number
of pending
TO ALL-TIME HIGHh-V
MV'-ly
OVER LAST YEAR'S DATA
the 365 unprocessed
V
filings
It
of March 16, 1961.
comes
figure is
more
Tbtal
than
,
,
.
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corporatef ^-—^V-^
municipals with dates*
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$604,747^000 (95) v: -$489,543,000 (94)"
$875,225,000
t$3,058,068,400(820) ••,$2,771,726,850
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employees': savings+stocte purchase
"from-time-to-time" sales. ;
•«' * $1
million
or more.
program
involving 1,750,000
common
shares and
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equipment trust certificates with dates; $101,972,400 in two preferreds with
dates and $6;556,000 in two preferreds-without
dates; and 46 issues of $300,000 or
less with dates and 97 of those smaller issues without dates.
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Too late for inclusion in table $16 million Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.
first mortgage bonds. v;
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$2,569,9311270(729)^ $2,568,525,400(726)?.$l,896?501|85fr
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$ 1,572,194,670 (639) C $1,555,575,600 (635)
fpr issuance junder employee and option plans such as General-Motors Corp.'s
;Vfl71,149f common/stock: shares , for *its executives''i stock option plan, and salaried
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to 474 by March 31, 1961. Three months laterr pending issues amounted to 515
(June 29, 1961); they reached 711 on September 29, 1961, and last year ended with
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up
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$460,376,800944,518,250(422):-281 ;011,050 ;
Data in parentheses .denote number of new capital issues to be publicly offered
for additional met capital and refunding, and as secondaries, by [hon-financial and
financial. corporations/including:■investment: cos. Excluded are private placements
% and such, other
nonpublic offerings as % exchanges*--shares reserved-1 for* conversion
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"pending" registrations (December 29," 1961).
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$611,057,350(213).
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754
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With the end of this week, we can expect a deluge
Uncleared registrations last Jan. 10, 1961 totaled 303.
-
$668,698,970(261)
903,495,700(378).
Total ofxboth.financings-U_7} $3,174,678,270(824)
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of last minute filings endeavoring
to beat the 90-day deadline requiring a new financial statement(s) to accompany ; ■"*.
the registration of a public offering; Thus, "pending" issues are mostlikely to mount-;
considerably over the 801 in the remaining days of this quarter—assuming the proc- x, V
essing rate does not-significantly change for the better. Neither the halting in the1
D-J Industrial Average climb, the unhappy price experience of this year's new issues
subsequent to their appearance, the disappointment in the pace of the economy's
recovery-expansion, the cold war, and the flight of investment funds into long-term1';
debt, nor the availability of unutilized production capacity .and'of internal funds for
capital expansion seem to place a damper on the number of filings—mostly by firms
going public for the first time, raising cash for themselves and/or the owners. Companies registering for the first time, SEC figures show,.account for the greater part
of the number of registrations but not the dollar volume registered.
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Total stocks^ 7- 7-1
Total
%
.
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SEC registration * statements as of March 15th past broke;
through the high 700's level of the past several weeks to 801; This
double of that for the comparable date last year.
.
filed March 5>7-777 7'7';:V7
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Last Week
$935,716,000 'V$755,000,000
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It goes
without saying, of course, that if the SEC was able to process filings as fast
as they were received there
would not be this increasing rate of increase in the
number of "pending" statements. And the processing period would* not have length¬
ened out to today's average of 90 odd days. The picture would be bleaker were it
not for the fact that
more
of 909 statements cleared
registrations
were
filed.
issues
was
are
Compnse postponed and other unresolved financing plans still in the formative
stage With: regard to type of financing and/or awaiting stockholder approval. They
vn^luae. such recent reports of possible financing
plans as J $15 million Milwaukee
Gaslight Coj~25~year first mortgage bonds; Jamaica Water
Supply Co. $3 million
mortgage boiids ana $2 million equities; Iowa Southern Utilities Co. $3 million
..equities and ^Consolidated Edison of N. Y. $334 million in addition to the convertible
^
being cleared-than heretofore. A record high
six months of 1961 when 1,224
achieved in the last
During the same period in 1960 there
were
only. 684-issues
-
preferred rights offering entered in the calendar table above
processed and 1,553 cleared in the fiscal year 1961. Yet, the 909 record high stillV.
315 pending out of the 1,224 or a ratio of 3.88 compared to 3.11 for the -12: -
left
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set
for March 30.
\rc-;: March22,
1962;^—*.:
Volume 195
government
and
and
economic
adjunct
to
Number
industry.
data
It
also
services
research
its
6145
,
provides
on
processing
.
The
debentures
mathematical,
statistical,
consulting
a
services.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
basis,
$200,000
and
as
an.
estimated
making
-
to
net
proceeds from the stock sale will be used to purchase data processing
equipment which the company now leased from International Business
Machines Corp.,
and to promote sales and to finance expansion of
operations.
In
addition
to
preferred
stock,
the company has
out¬
standing
40,000
class
A
and
160,000
class
B
common
shares;
of
which
each
of
E.
Ernest
class.
in
result
from
Sale
of
to
President
stock
new
increase
an
cents
23
Blanche,
in
the
cents
88
and
to
the
book
public
and
at
$3
stock
of
value
share
Chairman,
Board
share
per
tion
A
Wilshire Blvd.,
6434
with' the
statement
scries
into
of
company
SEC
serial
preferred
York.
and
The
headed
public
also
options
price
terms are
12,860
Hammill
&
(maximum
be
to
includes
due
supplied
$21
by
per
will
*
The
St;,
located
business,
and
to. a
ltfsser
in
extent
also
is
engaged
commercial
in
underlying
Eastern
J
*
of
state-:
The
<■
of
Chairman,
common
stock,
11.98%
group 23.28% .—V.
194,
management
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420.r
p.
* »
as
with
stock,
common
Penn
3
Investment
Center
the
SEC
16
for-public
filed
covering- 450,-000
sale
through
by
and
under
the Small
is
licensed
as
business
small
a
closed-end
a
the
under
.
stock,
of
which,-The
,
organizer' of
Warden
N.-
in
First
Pennsylvania
in
company
Eastern
Hartman
banks
the
of
the
located
banks
is
also
are
1960)
Banking
President;
and
management officials
This
(Francis A.). Gallery, Agent—Securities Registered—
(a
company
partnership)
registration
statement
of
under
interests
by
the
for
tion
special
for
thereof
will
engage
gas
a
on
commitment
$30,000
wells
plus
and
Louisiana
and
behalf
of
of
less
to-cover,
the
Texas
Gulf
be
entered
quarterly
and
into
deposits
Venture
of
of
1035
statement
capital
■
able
State
with
St.,
the
Santa
SEC
Barbara,
March
on
16
150,000. shares
Calif.,
filed
a
offered
be
$20
share)
per
The'company
and" proposes
providing
of
050)
and
underwriting
terms
to
are
-7-
is
of
offset
to
South,.
capital
a
'*■'-engaged"in
organized
was
to
Santa
the
to
cost
leases
of
(Dick
•
be
.
■
acquire
Barbara
stock
the
under
for 635,250
Mutual
savings
Delaware
shares
Building
loan
and
law
January 1962
guarantee stock (127,-
the
and
in
Loan
Association,
association.
The
Association
lending-money,- primarily to enable bor-.
construct, improve or refinance real property.
from the company's sale of additional stock will be
tion Withdrawn—
V
fund
acting,
plus
annual
an
to
reimbursement
maximum -fee
of
costs
of
$50
for
it
each
incurs
in
co-owner.
The
.
Cedar Lake Public Service Corp.—Common
•
This company whose address is R.R. No.
filed
registration
a
9,964
shares
share.
per
The
company
a
in
the
is
to
the
be
;
for
3, Box 28, Cedar Lake, Ind.,
on
Mar.
20th covering
SEC
offered
'
involved.
for
>>•
•; I
public
;
>
^
.
sale
; '
at
bel,
$100
•
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,
.
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Service
Commission
for
certificate
a
,
a
sewage
disposal system in said area, which.
awaiting the submission of evidence that the
financially able to install, commence and; maintain its
is
company
services,
proposed
Department
been
for
of
made
$600
Health
of
of
annroval
the
State
concerning the water business.
option to lease about 40
an
lagoon and intends
the
evidence
and
Public
to
the
use
disposal system
sewage
at
of
of
the
project
Indiana.
No
plans
the
"
of
I.
,
.
.The corporation
,
shares
common
&
March
on
(par
Proceeds
to
are
ing capital
be
used
other
and
Flex
for
to
corporate
.
,
of
000
Gross
at
142 Livingston St., Brooklyn, N. Y.,
is engaged in tire
publication^ manufacture and distribution of study manuals for examination
preparation,.
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The
.
class
corporation
A
(par
$5)
common
to
be
shares
underwritten
by
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"class
&
filed
1962
$5)
$20
at
one
Norris
9,
(par
offered
and
/'
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Corp.,—"Reg. A" Filing—
March
on
shares
common
y
and
unit
per
B
"Reg.
a
15,000
.
;
units
in
share.
common
B
-
will
Vose,
Bank
&
such
Trust
Bank,
is involved.
underwriting
of
Co.
of Idabel National
Colonial
of
latex
of
The
the company-has no operating-assets.
company
statement
be
be
the
and
company
and
505 shares
/
f
thereof.
of
compounds
is
for
engaged
carpets
in
the
and
'J
of
3223
with
for
to
Such
fund
sale
on
St.," Los
March
debentures
maximum
a
by
stock,
securities
Sixth
SEC
purchase
public
common
West
the
to
are
16
due
of
the company,
be
offered
to
be
for
offered
Angeles,
covering
1977
20,000
and
-v."
a
common
and
registra¬
Products, Inc.— Debentures
'7- '
.7.7
-
debentures
$100 debenture and 50
a
shares),
to
outstanding
by the holder's
for
public sale by Mitchum,
Jones & Templeton, 650 S. Spring St., Los
Angeles, and J. A. Hogie
&
Co., 132 S. Main St., Salt Lake City.
The public, offering .price
(maximum
$35
per
common
share) and underwriting
terms are
to
be supplied by amendment.
;
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and
brokerage business.
The
net
proceeds
from
the
company's
sale
of
for
received
in
Room
for
for
$300,000
has
ccmpany
Richard
E.
out¬
Powell
Niven, Vice-Presi¬
102,000,
102,000
and
42,500
shares
each.
Vice-President,
shares;
and
aggregate
an
Ave.,
March
owns
others
11,250
of
two
shares.
New
Corp.—Debs.
York,
filed
Reg'd
registration
a
lo
The interest; rate, public
to
are
be
supplied
provide
telephone
the
will
be
also
electronics.
added
to
foreign
Through
Inc.,
its
sub¬
manu¬
in
the
Sales, finance and service
The net proceeds from the
general
funds.
comrhon
in
their
part,
telephone
other
largest
manufacturer
a
1962
during
finance, in
to
and
Products,
'4s
offeringvprice
amendment.
equipment.
company
and
by
domestic
Electric
$53,400,000
The
company*
stock
its
of
construction
ex¬
tele¬
programs.
to
telephone plant scheduled for 1962 are estimated
resulting in estimated net additions of about $207,to
certain
indebtedness
74,212,170
Chairman
and
shares
and
of
Leslie
preferred
stock,
stock.
common
H.
Warner
is
the
Donald
President.
1054.
p.
with
be
—
»■
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
9,
be
offered
to
be
used
filed
1962
at
for
"Reg,
A" covering 200,000
underwriting.
a-
without
$1
acquisition
of
of
Roseland
Parkway,
r
ranching.
offered
'
.
.
•
Harashan,
.
.
;
,
of 120 Broadway,. New York,
March
on
for
Fund
gain
livestook and
7
•
and
.
365
public
will
B.
to
are
sale
primary
its
as
a
registration statement
law
in
at
$100
March,
stock,
and
objective
(organized
in
adviser.
of
tha Fund.
January,
Lewis
1962)
The-firm
has
Cullman
B.
been
re¬
William
and
Vice-President, respectively, of the Fund; and
they hold similar positions and are the sole stockholders of the invest¬
adviser.
ment
>
...
'
„
f
due
1972
to
offered
be
Investment Securities Co4—Common Registered*—
;
This
for
public
stock, of which
common
shares
-
•
(with four attached
and
The
partners
of
and
manufactures"
other
'
line
net
common
equipment,
from
stock
will
the
be
company's
used
to
sale
purchase
of
three
and
whereby
were
such
issued
Of
such
in
the
Zalman
common
shares
and
25,000
of
a
par
debentures
This
Mo.,
filed
covering
owning
and
of
and
managing
insurance
Co.
agen¬
Selective
and
multiple
line
fire
a
borrowings
$500,000
and for
bank
such
(the
for
$860,235,
used*
and
to
the
of
will
be
company;
the
stock
proceeds
were
shares
proceeds
rental
service
additional
funds,
for
preferred
of
of
loan
and
Insurance
outstanding
balance
sale
fund.
will
of
to
a
mutual
The
be
net
used
which,
part
together
purchase
repurchase
fund;
proceeds
in
the
and
retire
of
the
of
20,000
company
for $1,148,000)The
to
increase
working capital
used
possible future expansion and acquisitions.
*
In
addition
has
pany
Mr.
share's
in
exchange for the 100 common shares then outstanding).
common stock, Mr. Zalman and his wife own 98%
aggregate
(and
100% - of the preferred).
As indicated;
Mr.
proposes to sell .2,850 common shares.
« . <■
;
Estep
to
certain
outstanding
owns
management
officials
indebtedness
801,840
66.4%
(and
as
a
and
shares
proposes
group
of
to
preferred
common
sell
the
stock,
stock,
125,000
the
•
of
com¬
which
shares)
and
82%.
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp.—Common Registered—
The
company
registration
of
3^56
statement
Atlantic Blvd.",
with
the
SEC
~
Registered^
Pompano
oh
Beach,
March ' 16
Fla.,
covering
filed
L
a
200,000
corporation, of 161 Avenue of the Americas, New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 16 covering 290,000
shares
of
common
stock,
of which
200,000
shares
are
to
be
offered
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
for
public sale by the company and 90,000 shares, being
outstanding stock,
by.the holders thereof. Shearson, Hammill & Co., 14 Wall Street, New
and^President;
fluctuations
to
with
stock
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (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
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 saue
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1.962 by William B. Dana Company.
Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York N. Y
under tne Act
March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and: Members of Pan American Union,- $65.00- per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other countries, $72.00 per year.
account
a
250,000
outstanding
Florida Bancgrowth, Inc.-^-Common.
„
of
Casualty
underwriters
are
truck
a
advisory
company's
Selective
additional" pro¬
preferred
Transit
are
which
agencies',
investment
the
other
recent recapitalization,
$1
16
insurance companies
companies
both' of
Co.,
retire
to
cominon stock (after giving effect to
Louis,
March
on
ih 'the business
engaged
principally
such
insurance
an
from
develop new products, to augment -existing sales
staff and- for general product promotion, to finance increased inven¬
tories, and for general corporate purposes. •
In
addition- to certain
indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has
outstanding 91,000
shares of
St.
Ave.,
SEC
and
casualty insurance; Peoria City Lines, inc., which operates a
public transportation system; State National Life Insurance Company;
of
proceeds
Among
Insurance
for
is
company
companies,
cies.
camera
The
additional
a
the
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., 1000 Locust St., both* of St. Louis.
public offering price (maximum $20 per share) and underwriting
are
to be supplied by amendment.
The
,
the
sale
Washington
with
common
terms
said warrants' and
Xand 20,000 common
general
901
statement
stock, of which 125,000 shares are to be offered
for public sale by the
company and 125,000 shares, being; outstanding
stock,
by
Preston
Estep,
President
and
principal stockholder.
The
offering will be made by Scherck, Richter Co., 320 North Fourth St.,
(IV 3,800- shares underlying
to
of
shares
Bond,,Richman & Covy; 160 Broadway, New York, which
per unit commission,, and $12,500 for expenses. - The
of 5%- subordinated convertible -notes
of
company
registration
.
Street,
On
is
Company Act of 1940 as an open-end,
company.
Long-term
capital
and
William
NOTE:
to
share.
per
1962
investment
investment
President
in
Registered—
underwriting)
investment
Inc.
engaged
-
.
shares of common
Delaware
under
is
La.,
.
filed
50,000
(without
Investment
Cullman,
act
covering
management
the
be
Lewis
tained
19
organized
was
nondiversified
of
land
capital.
registered "under the
the
Common
;
March
on
to
are
the SEC
The
Assuming
of
shares
THE COMMERCIAL AND
of
are
recently
Inc.
David
143,000,
Incubation Fund, Inc;—Common
The
company, is primarily engaged in the business of. originating and
servicing loans secured by first trust deeds (mortgages) on real prop¬
erty, and through subsidiaries it conducts a general insurance
agency
and
30,000
outstanding
This Fund,
•
$35
also includes
including
duction
of
35,000
sale
also
services.*-'
15-
series
"Make
interest
the
which
Electronics
&
other firms.
terms
corporation
cattle
lighting equipment, and
specially destgned photographic accesso¬
triggers and grips.- The company recently ,com¬
menced the -manufacture of projection screens for use
by the military
it
ries
$1,000,000
194,
Leach
company is- engaged in the design,
manufacture
amateur use of portable movie and still camera
.
attached
(with
(2)
public
filed
(1)
sell
Third
on
subsidiaries
is" Board
Golden
^
underlying such notes) sold at par
underwriter, convertible at $1 per share.
manufacture
rugs.-
has
^working
Appli¬
11.1%
own
The
equipment and Working-capital,
Dalton, Ga.,
company
Detectives"
covering; $50,000,000 of sinking
1987, to be offered for public sale through under¬
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, 25 Broad St.,
addition
Proceeds
:
Chairman
Board
(50.5% ) of Idabel National.
shares
Hirshberg, Inc., Atlanta.
for
rubber
sinking
warrants
offered
shares
used
In
common
.
holding company has been made to the}
Reserve-System.
The prospectus
exchanged, Vose and his family .would
basis by
(2). $50,000
Co.—Debentures—Common Registered—
subordinated
year
be
Conway St.,
foam
and
Colwell
tion
to
are
enter-
the
and
the
of
of
complement its basic activities.
additions
The
Ida-
*
Proceeds
Boyer
own
to
Golden Anchor Ranch,
shares
in
President of
subordinated
receive
will
A
offering
The
No
offer
to purchase four additional common shares-at $7 per
The offering will be made at $350 per unit on a best efforts all
none
or
class
National
and
to
the-Federal
'.'77
one
statement
.shares
three
of
related
by
Productions
profit
stock,
holdings of
manufacture
sale
Power
—V.
the
bank-
a
of
Electric
sisting of
share).
7*
-
common
of
in
purchase)
indebtedness,
Powell
730
due
$263,000,000,
C.
"3-year-warrants
" V
A"' covering 45,000
class
are
6%
•
Colonial Chemical
bv
business
for
25%
a
capital
Charles
SEC
by
invest
company
the company, and (2) 47,500 shares of common
are to be offered for public sale
by the company and 2,850
shares, being outstanding stock, by Alexander Zalman, president and:
principal stockholder;
Such securities are'to be offered in units-con-!
College-of
:
M'arterto
price
certain
of
their
of
the
subsidiaries
000,000.-
44,650 shares
composition,
.«,«
proposed
sale by
.;
.
to
lighting,; television
to
phone
This: company of 39-08 24th St.»'Long Island City, N; Y., filed a^
registration statement with the SEC on March 16th covering (1) $95,-
be
purposes.
supplied
^
a
"Reg. A" covering 155,000
offered at $1,-through James
<7.
7.x'.,7'%;7 7;,, •7'
equipment, expansion, advertising, work-;
-CO.,-:N.Y.;
A.
Registered—.
filed
16,, 1962
cent)
one
;
C.
First National
.....
:
is
First
law
will be
To; date,
Goverrfors
National.-.
purchase
subsidiary,
debenture
pects
outstanding stock of the company and management officials as a group
11%. Four principal officers of- the company are also officers of First
The company
,
entities.
all shares
of
of
including Sylvania
subsidiaries
National, intends to transfer (or cause to be transferred by his
.family), pursuant io the exchange'offer, about 309,000 shares (28.09%)
:
outstanding 36 common shares sold for an aggregate of $3,60d.
Florence Wahlberg, and Cecil J. Hays, both of Cedar
Lake, are President
and Vice President, respectively. "
'
.
The
basis).
Delaware
company
of-
that
and
of
fields
of First
has
.
70-for-l
a
for ...approval'as-
states
have
College Publishing Corp.—"Reg. A"—Filing—■
the
related
install
to
(on
It
7-for-l basis)
a.
cation
•
company has purchased
of land for use as a sewage
of **bout $1.000 000.
cost
City. (on
Board
*.
The
acres
proceeds from this stock sale
a
by
of
and
owned
films
proposes
and two
facturing
February, 1962," the primary busi¬
acquisition of- stock or securities of
banks, trust companies, bank building companies, incorporated insurance
agencies, small business-'investment companies, or similar financial or
i
authority to operate
petition is pending,
stock.
common
outstanding .stock of
Okla.
ness
territorial
of
A
Organized under
organized in .1960 for the purpose of qualifying
and providing water and sewage disposal services
Cedar Lake, Lake County, Ind. It has petitioned
Public
the
Oklahoma
be
the
in
statement
class
of
series
series
time
acquired
of
company's
sidiaries,
of 120 North Robinson, Oklahoma City, Okla., filed a
with the SEC on March 19 covering 7,700,000
company,
registration
shares
was,
utility
vicinity of
Indiana
with
stock,
common
underwriting
puglic
as
the
of
No
statement
Reg'd—
film
hour
Allyson
underwriting
service
First Oklahoma Bancorporation, Inc.—Files Exch. Plan
/
so-
to
are
engaged
the
Telephone
headed
The
.
entitled
by
Webber,
Marterto, $1,300,000 is pay¬
company's share of net receipts from the "Make
series
and
"The "Real
McCoys" series, in which
and
debentures
and
.
is
stock
at
President,
with
New Yoi'k,
the
and
terms
are
half-hour
-
•
Paine,
Dempsey-Tegeler &
public offering price (maxi-
one-half
shares
company
writers
Francis
co-owners
the
June
General
statement
and President, respectively,
of F. A.. Callery, line;"
A. Callery has a 67.61%
On March 16, 1962, the company withdrew Its
interest in the capital and earnings
registration statement
partnership and Grant E. Judge and Charles Callery have
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 5, 1961 which covered $1,000,000:
interests
of
17.81%'' and
14.58%,. respectively. All of the. stock of"; of'shares of beneficial interest to have been offered in exchange for
F. A. Callery, Inc. is owned by Francis A. Callery.
-rear estate properties.—V. 193, p. 200. :i *
Callery Properties,
'7*
' •
:
Inc.
(wholly owned by Lehman Brothers)
acts as nominee, for the,
.
by
filed
211 250
sale',
public
company
90
company
addition
611,250
shares
This
and
Vice-President
and
headed
Calif.,
covering
for
is
business- of
Coast.
16
the
propose to sell all
—V. 194, p. 2658.
which
share,
per
"Robert Taylor's
Gray Theatre."
Its
one
hour
"Michael
Shayne."
The
paid
Daddy"
In
and
72,000
of
sons
Registered—
shares, respectively, and propose to sell
addition, Thomas J. McDermott, Executive
In
$13:80
Hollywood,
60,000
-.7';7
to. purchase,
.rowers
Of
of
Powell),
dents,
supplied
;
•-
..
.
of
cash.
standing
The net proceeds
Exploration funds will be apr
used to purchase additional shares of guarantee stock of the Associa¬
capitalized geophysical costs (20%)*,
drilling test wells (60% ) ,and screening, - general and administrative
tion,; or" to be~ contributed to
its
non-withdrawal
capital,
and- the
expenses and delay rentals
balance to provide working capital for the
(20%). As compensation for its services
company. Of the 635,250
to co-owners, the partnership will receive a one-third interest in all
shares of the company-to* be issued
for the guarantee stock of the
properties acquired under the Venture, which one-third interests will " Association, Lloyd I. Tilton, President, will receive
73,185 shares and
be
carried by co-owners as
to costs through test wells and certain
six other management officials
(including Sidney * A. McFarland, Board
other costs-as to each exploratory prospect. F. A.
Callery, Inc., an? 7 (Chairman) will receive an aggregate of 23,275 shares. The list of
affiliate of rthe
partnership, for its services as operator of venture7" selling stockholders and amounts to be sold by each are to be
supplied
properties,', will. receive 1% of expenditures made on behalf of the1" -•'by''amendment.
-v- .. ■
- '
*
•
7 ■ *-:
■■
owners
of such properties, Francis A. Callery is
managing partner of.7.
the
partnership and Board Chairman'of F. A.
Callery, Inc.;. and
First Continental Real Estate Trust
SEC RegistraGrant E.' Judge and Charles
Callery are partners of the partnership
plied
the
in
three
York," and
The
television
outstanding
.
by-amendment.j,.; V-7;.
underi
for
latter
for
at
offered
be
New
Louis.
the
and
therewith
out
Room
covering-200,000
to
are
West"
series.-
only
to
subsidiaries
Zane
($500,000
Daddy"
stock,
wife,
Diamond." "The Rifleman,"
Powell's
$1,800,000
'
Barbara—Capital Stock Reg'd
stock,. of which
,
'.(maximum
aggregating
confined
are
"Dick
its
among
the
'
shares.
common
common
his
March
on
underwriting
marketing
purchased
'
Except
and
Included
officials
7
with
underwriters
St.,
St.
and
and
"Stagecoach
company.'
First
1
"Richard
are
(an
banks:
management officials
of
North
SEC
stock,
Broad
share)
per
producing
other'
five
90;214
Stock
Ave.,
the
through
Locust St.,
1000
company
prises.
together
Radford
with
capital
25
balance:
own
public sale by the company and the balance, being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof. Dean Witter & Co., 632 S. Spring Street,. Los
Angeles,
heads the list of- underwriters. The public offering
price
the explora¬
supplied pur¬
other things, cost
'
~
" '
among
costs.
Exploration
the.
in
using funds
Agreements.
corporation
registration
shares
"
a
partnership.The
co-owners
will
emergency
of
filed
-
20th
with, the
the
four
York,
covering $6,000,000
Agreements to be entered intb ""
under
than
New
Ave.,
Mar.
such
Agreements
no
payments
certain
activities
The
on
continuing basis,
commitments
co-owners
Circumstances,
a
SEC
Park
(co:owners)
on
and
oil
suant to
the
375
Exploration Venture
purchasers
partnership
with
of
Curtis,
$25
The
"
7 The
thereof
&
connection
Financial Corp. of Santa
of
amendment.
a
-
4030
the
the
of
Co.
seven
of
statement
management
certain
and
Trust
&
64.1%
owns
Pennsylvania* and Delaware
holders
mum
non-diversified
Investment
President,
for
shares
Television—Capital
company
Co./ Inc.,
Business
Investment Act of 1958 and is also registered
management
investment
company
Company Act of 1940.
The $6,750,000 estimated
net proceeds from the stock-sale • will be added to general funds-and"
used to finance the company's business, including
payment of operat¬
ing expenses. The company has outstanding 47,116 shares of common
as
Weir,
exchange
100,000
9,786
of
such
shares
underwriter (5,000 shares).
'
registration
the
in
acquired from
in
purchased
Star
Jackson
company
interests
owns
were
company
outstanding
outstanding shares
..I.
' *
This
,
interests
the
N.
the
Four
a
presently
owned by
them, own 60.5%, and William K. Archer and
.Seyerson,-, directors, 16%
and
15%, respectively, Present
1
including
underwriters
investment
firms
Walter. ,R.
regis¬
shares
:
amendment.
company
of
has
company
which Milton
Reg.
a
company
These
promoters
The
stockholders
Co.-—Common
Philadelphia,
March
on:
offered
to -be
Plaza,
The
Bank
Bank, 13.7%,
and
Dempsey-Tegeler
Fort
7.1%;
been
,
sales
officials
of
stock,
by
The
in Fort Lauderdale,
1;5%'
Fidelity National Bank of
Lauderdale, 9;1% ; First' National Bank of
Pompano Beach,
Delray Beach National Bank,
19.-5%; and Boca Raton National
West
Withdrawn*—
,
accounts
and
have
statement
The
<
the company has outstanding 614,400;',
which Charles S. Offer, President".and,'
of
.
owns
'
,
Florida.
National
the
Pennsylvania
company
supplied
sub¬
loan
indebtedness and preferred stock,
shares
•
'
headed
Louis,-Mo.
in
the company withdrew its registration statement
SEC On Nov. 29, "1961 which covered 128,000
1962
With
to
*
common
3
to be offered for public sale through under¬
&
Co.,
Inc.,
1000
Locust
St.,
public offering price
(maximum $15 per share)
and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendments
The
company
was
organized under Florida- law. in January
1962
and is
registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940
as
a
closed-end
non-diversilied
management
Investment
company.
It was
formed for the specific
purpose of providing a vehicle for diversified
investment in the equity securities of
banking institutions, primarily
St.
headed by Drexel & Co.; 1500 Walnut
St., Philadelphia, and Kidder,;'
JPeabody & Co.. 20 Exchange Place, New York.
The public offering
price
(maximum $16 per share) and underwriting terms are to be.
outstanding
installment
This
tration
receivable'financing.
The net proceeds from the-debenture and stock sale (including shares
underlying said options)
will be added to general funds and used
initially to reduce shoft-term indebtedness incurred to provide .subsidiaries
with
working capital to finance increased receivables out¬
standing and the opening of additional offices. In addition to various
Board
■'
• -
of
writers
offered'publicly at $4 per share through,
Cinder & Hoffman, Inc., New York City.—V. 194, p. 2549.
.Preiss,
originating with retail dealers in automobiles, household
furniture,' appliances and other merchandise sold on a time payment
It
15,
filed
shares
ccramoh
contracts
basis.
March
On
originally
share);*
common
purchasing retail
f
,
Dura-lite Co.,-Inc.—SEC Registration
.
New
operating mostly through wholly-owned finance
in 15 states, is engaged primarily in the small
company,
sidiaries
■'
t
in
1966
and
exercisable
at
$11
per
share,
which
to be sold to the underwriters by two institutional investors.-
are
shares
,
expiring
options
for
used
to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
shares of. common stock,, of which Bundy Colwell, President,
35.5%, Curtis McFadden, a vice-president, and Ralph O. Wilcox,
a
director
(and ' Penelope
Wilcox),
own
88,169
and
51,756 shares,
respectively, and propose to sell 30,000 and 5,000 shares, respectively..'
—v. i94rp. 22i.
:
*.«.
■.
„•
of com¬
through
Wall
14
amendment.
shares
common
Co:,
be
(secured
(convertible
2010
par)
and 50,000 shares
offered-for public sale
be
by'Shearson,
16
and .used. primarily
owns
Angeles, filed a registra-i
covering. $3,000,000 of-6%
debentures
$10
to
are
offering
underwriting
ment
income
shares,
stock.'Such 1 securities
underwriters
March
on
subordinated'capital
6%
mon
Los
capital
461,298
Budget' Finance Plan—Debentures—Common Reg'd— ::This
working
;ln addition
ing.
outstanding
now
to
loans.
A portion
of such proceeds may
$750,000 loan from United California Bank
by all the stock owned by the company?s principal stockhoder) incurred
investment in
one
of certain joint ventures entered
into by the
with builders engaged in the development of residential hous¬
a-
,
added
a
company
corresponding dilution
of $2.12 per share in the book equity of stock purchased by the public,
families.—V. 194, p. 420.
per
be
estate
in part
for
98%.
owns
will
real
repay
(1423)
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
:
•
7
The Commercial and Financial Chroniplev.
(1424)
4
Monday; March 26, 1962
,to ;carry out a geological survey and exploratory work on-the mining "• v
"Mississippi Power Co.-^Bonds Registered—,r; % ..
underwriters. The public offering price (maxi¬
properties,
and
tor,.ageneral t corporate
purposes j ahd^such - further
The company, of 2500 14th Street, Gulfport, Miss., filed -a registra- ■*
share) and underwriting terms are to bo supplied by
exploratory work .as may be .recommended by the company's engineers.
amendment.
The statement also includes 75,000 shares to be offered,, ; tion statement with the SEC on March, 16 .covering $6,000,QOO <o.f .first * .The
prospectus, states \,that-the.-former, owners., of the claims did con¬
pursuant to the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan.
■"*' mortgage bonds due 1992, to be-offered for public -sale at competitive -; siderable
trenching and ..stripping, and also sank two test pits and/two
'The company is engaged in
the distribution of a complete line of , bidding on April 12; The/net proceeds-from the bond sale will be used
short,
drill fooles,'
the .showings from .which work were .apparently /v,
for the construction, or acquisition of permanent improvements, exten¬
surgical and hospital supplies and equipment to hospitals and similar
insufficient to produce mineable ore bodies.
Since acquisition of? the
institutions and in the distribution of Gevaert x-ray film and rela^
sions and additions to the company's utility-plant and for payment of
claims the company has carried out. some sampling and
preliminary '/;
accessories to hospitals and phys'icians.
Of the net proceeds from the
$5,431,500)<
•
York,
heads the list of
mum
$12
per
..
.
(estimated
loans
short-term
made
at
■
of additional stock, $1,650,000 will be used to repay
banks incurred for working capital purposes and the
balance will be added to working capital and used for general corporate
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out¬
standing 1 000.440 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a
proposed recapitalization whereby, such shares will be issued in exchange
for the 4 200 common shares now outstanding).
Of such outstanding
stock, Max M. Low, President, and Evlynne K. Low, his wife,, own 51 ,o
and 21 %; respectively, and management officials as a group 66% .
An
aggregate of 19% is owned by the two children of the Lows and their
spouses.
The prospectus lists six selling stockholders owning an aggre¬
gate of 751,521 shares, including Low who proposes to sell 61,800 shares.
The others own 47,640 shares each and propose to sell 5,140 shares each
1962.-—V. 195, p. 220.
to
or,
for
made
be
surface
such purposes, prior to April 1,
sale
company's
to
indebtedness
In
purposes.
(except
to sell 7,640 shares).
who proposes
one
onering, to be managed by Shearson, Hammill & Co., will be
benefit of certain selling stockholders. The company, incor¬
the
for
1910, is one of the leading New York City contractors
in the installation of plumbing, heating, ventilating and
systems in office buildings, apartment houses, housing
in
specializing
porated
air conditioning
other institutional buildings.
hotels, hospitals and
projects,
Registered—
Kelley Realty Corp.—Class A
1620 South El wood St., Tulsa, Okla., filed a
with the SEC on March 16 covering 430,000
shares of class A common stock, to be offered for public sale through ;
underwriters headed by Fulton, Reld & Co., Inc., 2100 East Ohio
Building, Cleveland, and Walston & Co., Inc., 74 Wall St., New York.
The public offering price
(maximum $10 per share) and underwriting
-corporation of
registration statement
This
terms
The
for
to
are
supplied by amendment.
.
was
organized under Delaware law in March 1962of engaging in all phases of real estate operation,
be
company
the
purpose
emphasizing the design, ownership and operation of new urban proper¬
ties, including office buildings and apartments. The company operates
two story garden-type apartment development in Tulsa
(the River-
a
in February 1961, and has under con¬
struction a 13-story luxury-type apartment building (the Turtle Creek
North
Apartment) in Dallas and a 16-story office building (the
Petroleum Club Building) in Tulsa. Each of these projects was con¬
ceived and developed by Jack W. Kelley, President and Board Chair,man,
in partnership with certain investors. The company acquired
oaks
completed
Apartment)
assets
the
interest
and
in
certain
assumed
liabilities
of
731/:i%
undivided
an
joint ventures whose principal assets consisted of
Building and the Turtle Creek North Apartment,
two
Petroleum Club
the
also
and
acquired
the
Apartment.
Riveroaks
The
remaining
out¬
standing interest in the two joint ventures Will be acquired concur¬
rently with this offering. The purchase price for the Petroleum Club
Building joint venture will be 48,525 class A shares, 28,825 class B
shares, promissory notes aggregating $86,767
purchase price for the Turtle Creek, joint
class
36,375
shares,
A
and
$61,028
class
$130,514
cash;
$145,383
and
venture
cash.
will
be
The
33,375
shares,
B
promissory notes aggregating
Riveroaks Apartment was acquired
The
for
15,600 class A and >9,800 class B shares, and the company assumed
first mortgage o% the premises. Of the net proceeds from
the stock sale, $163,000 will be used to pay promissory notes
issued
$318,195
a
by the company in connection with its acquisition of the undivided ;;
interests iq the petroleum Club and Turtle Creek properties, $275,897
to acquire the remaining interest therein, $445,000 to retire two notes
in connection
assumed
ment
(of
which
Petroleum
the
$175,000
North
$260,000
Club
Apartment,
the
watf
acquisition of said building and apart¬
used to acquire part of the land for
Building, having
acquire a part of
to
used
was
with
having
total
a
total
a
the
cost
of
cost
$424,435,
of
and
land for the Turtle Creek
$214,262),
$1,882,000
to
Morton's
'
/
class.
After
their
and
class
A
and
vertible
into
for
initial
the
of
the
associates
100%
stock
as
a
the
of
properties,
as of March
outstanding class A
to
the
will
share)
which
1,
1962,
management
18.5%
class
B
received
stock
stock
public,
own
outstanding
class A share for
$184^96*
the
sale
group
had
of
the
stock
(con¬
partial consideration
aggregate
will
investment
an
officials
outstanding
common
as
an
and' the public
for
of
company,
8908
statement
outstanding shares of
Ambassador
with
the
common
Row,
SEC
stock,
book
value
81.5%
own
of
be
of
$4,300,000.
19
offered
Texas,
filed
covering
for
public
the holders thereof
a
80 000
sale by
through underwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Co., 20 Exchange Place, New York. The public
offering price (maxi¬
mum $17.50 per share)
and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by
amendment. The statement also includes
#
for
$2,750,
by the.
until
chain
a
11,000 shares underlying
in June, 1961 to the principal
exercisable
operates
company
May
of
79
31,
1962
stores
at
$12.50
J|n the
655,536,
share.
retail clothing
The
and
dry
has outstanding
stock, of which William Levine, Board
Levine, President, own 16.15% and 15.87%,
and
lively,
Morris
and
management
officials
as
a
°*
iu
c°mPany s outstanding
about
group
euygrandcbildren of the two Levines
in
to
underwriter
per
common
Chairman,
00
war-
«?■>«» U8iness in* seven states oi the Southwest. It
shares of
««
stock.
sell
amounts
ranging
from
45%.
The
175,000
which
of
the
in April 1962 with
two Massachusetts affiliates)
is primarily engaged in the retail dis¬
tribution of popular, priced men's, women's and children's footwear
and certain other related items through leased departments of selfservice discount department stores and company-operated conventional
shoe stores.
The net proceeds from the company's sale of additional
stock will be used to pay short-term bank loans and for working
capital to finance current and presently contemplated expansion of
business.
The company has outstanding 1,000,000 shares of common
stock, of which Morton I. Narva, President, Morris Narva, Board
Chairman, Jacob Narva, Treasurer, Louis Narva, a Vice-President and
David M. Narva, a director, own 196,285, 125,230, 144,706, 105,833 and
105,833
shares
respectively.
They propose to
sell 61,267, 62,615,
57,720, 45,000 and 45,000 shares, respectively.
The prospectus lists
12'other selling stockholders who propose to sell amounts ranging
from 500 to 15,000 shares.
After the stock sale, the Morris and Jacob
Narva families will own 54.2%
of the outstanding stock in approxi¬
The
(which
company
equal
mately
anticipates/consolidation
Offering Suspended—
Boothbay Harbor! M,* °"erlnS °f ^ by Malnc0
rewectlato01DubHp°^ffpHnD^0nnfti0na^ ,e*emption from registration
The
of
company
statement
tion
with
stock.
common
securities
System, Inc.
—
lt
$1
,
in
hfi reasonable cause to believe that the
its
would«niadi?en^r?flfe and fijaud or deceit
mlsJeading
ould and did opeiate
as
a
suspension
Proposed Rights
/
company
the
tory
of
the
producing
those
described
items;
o
13,
in
not
production
1961;
the
(4)
and
that
facilities
electronics
the
described
had
a
was
little or.
lease
phase of
order
business;
of
j
for
the
by
no
false
offering circular
and
misleading,
issuer
named
(5)
as
not
was
pertaining to
various
consorted to
On
the
that
stated
it
The
currently
or
about
number
the
_
Milner
will
undertake
to
sell
privately
This company of 601 West
statement with the SEO on
to
that
the
directors.—V.
,
-
,
20th
Mar.
covering
•
A
stock,
offered
be
to
and
the balance
will be added
a
common
Cohn
therein.
persons
amended
p.
It
as
1962 filed
Proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
debt
at
of
A"—Filing—
"Reg. A" covering 100,000
$3, through Kahn & Peck,
St., New York, is engaged
assembly and distribution of replacement parts
home appliances.—V.
195, p. 1311.
drawn—
;; /;.
■
capital
were
offered
been
City.—V.
in the manufacture,
and accessories for
Registration With-
/
publicly
194,
p.
through
2445.
-
Hampstead
Investing
-
-
Corp.,
:
also
is
New
- ^
,
company of Suite
1212, 55 York St., Toronto, Canada, filed
registration statement with the SEC on March 15 covering 150,000
The
of
capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $1 per
offering will be made on a best efforts basis by Asta
Ltd.,
share
the York Street address,
selling commission. '
■ ;
of
The
projects
shortly
company
was
which
will
organized under Ontario
receive
a
'' */"•'*
law
per
all
an
or
basis
none
I.R.E.
by
'
,
'
.
.
'
,
indebtedness,
the
company
has. out¬
sell 3,000 shares each.
in
7,500
shares.
with
connection
999.
p.
In addition, the principal
Its counsel 2,000 shares and
shares,
1,000
finder,
a
•
All
prior
a
such
shares
were
offering
stock
in
issued
August,
-
20
1
The
"<•
'
owns and operates four television stations, all of the
frequency (VHF) type (Cleveland, Cincinnati, Memphis and
West Palm Beach), three standard
(AM) radio stations
(Cincinnati,
Knoxville and Memphis)
and two frequency modulation (FM)
radio
company
high
very
stations
(Cincinnati
and
Memphis).
It
has
outstanding. 2,588.750
common stock, of which The E. W.
Scripps Company (85.87%
by the E'dward W. Scripps Trust) owns 71.48% and management
officials as a group 21.20%. The E. W. Scripps
Company proposes
sell
118,750 shares,
Jack R. Howard, President, 102,500 shares
(of
225,000 shares owned)
and James C. Hanrahan, M. C. Watters, and
shares of
owned
R.
B.
Westergaard, Vice President, 51,250 shares each (of an aggregate
312,500 shares owned). Karl A. Bickel is Board Chairman.
of
Statewide Vending Corp.—Common Registered—
On March 23.
the company of 354 Hempstead Ave., West Hemp¬
a registration statement
with the SEC covering
1962
stead, L. I., N. Y., filed
88,250
H.
M.
shares to be offered
common
publicly at $4.25 per share through
New York City.
%
Meyer son Co., Inc.,
The company is engaged in the installation, servicing and mainten¬
ance of
vending machines for the sale of record music, cigarettes, candy,
carbonated beverages, ice cream, milk,
pastry and other hot and coid
food products.
Proceeds from the sale of the securities will be used
the
for
purchase
kitchen
of
vended
foods,
acquisition
./working capital.
Strand Technology
The
corporation
shares
common
for
the processing of
vending routes and
additional
certain
general
Corp.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
March
on
facilities
of
3,
filed
1962
(par one cent)
to
be
"Reg. A"
a
offered
at
$2.50,
covering
80,000
without
under¬
writing.
Proceeds
vertising,
Strand
to be
used for equipment, leasehold
improvements, ad¬
products, working capital and other corporate purposes.
are
new
of
Bush
Terminal Bldgs., 882 Third Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
engaged ih the sdesign, /development,- assembly and;-distribution of
contrifugal pumps constructed of materials resistant to chemi¬
is
seal-less
cal
attack.
A
subsidiary, Strand-Agtronics, Inc., designs, develops and
a silver
recovery cell used to recapture metallic
assemblies and distributes
silver
from
photographic solutions.
Stratton Realty & Construction Fund, Inc.—Com.
Reg.
This
Fund
statement
mon
of
the
of
with
stock,
to
15
the
be
East
SEC
underwriters
amendment.
40th
on
offered
Mar.
for
and
St.,
New
20th
public
York,
covering
sale
underwriting
at
filed a registration
500,000 shares of com¬
$20
terms
share.
per
to
are
be
The
names
supplied
by
///•;;'/'//',/..'///;//:.//- --;//,"/ '/;.
The Ftind
was
organized under Maryland law in January 1962 and is
Investment Company Act of 1940 as a closed-end
registered under the
non-diversified management investment
company. It proposes to invest
in common stock, shares of beneficial interest or
convertible debentures
of
concerns
whose
primary economic function is
in
the
field
of
ownership of commercial, income producing real estate or construction
Stratton Advisory Service, Inc. was organized in
February 1962
by A. Benjamin Stratton, President of the Fund, for the sole
The
providing
President
its
Vice
of
investment
the
President
and
adviser.
This
j><^"i"e
adviser.
to
William
the
W.
Treasurer,
Fund
Vicinus
end
and
respectively,
Stratton
Charles
of
the
purpose
is
also
Kaiser,
Fund
Jr.,
and
of
.
Paper
Converting Corp.—Common Reg'd
corporation
whose address is Highway 3, Rio Grande, Puerto
registration statement with the SEC on March 15 cover¬
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at
$4 per share.
The offering will be made by Meade & Co., 27 William
St., New York, which will receive a 48 cents per share commission
and
$9,000 for expenses.
The statement also includes 6.000 shares
Rico, filed
ing 70,000
underlying
a
3-year
warrants
exercisable
sold
to
at
$4
present
sold
to
'the
underwriter
mil
per
per share, and 3,000 shares underlying
stockholders.
I
like
at" 1
.
The
and
company is
engaged in the manufacture and sale of
ruled
unruled, bound and unbound, writing paper items which it dis¬
primarily in Puerto Rico.
The net proceeds from the stock
tributes
Corp.,
sale
cents
per-
will
chattel
retire
'
in March
Broadcasting Co.—Common Reg'd—
company
share.
1961
and
thereafter acquired from Ruby Gwendolyn Lewis, of Ontario,
unpatented mining claims located in the Township of Horwood,
Sudbury Mining Division, Ontario.
The $100,000 estimated net pro¬
ceeds from the stock sale will be used to repay an outstanding loan,
18
certain
to sell
proposes
194,
warrants
This
a
to
to
propose
Joseph,
company
warrant,
Queensway Mines Ltd.—Stock Registered—
shares
directors
and
On March 19, 1962 the company withdrew Its registration statement
originally filed Nov. 22, 1961 which covered 100.000 common shares to
York
$632
on
r
addition
Thom-Tex
Patent Merchandising Corp.- -SEC
of $500 of debentures
unit ($4 per common
consisting
at
ment.
of
working
162nd
be
of
1121 Union Central Bldg., Cincinnati,' filed
a
registration statement; with the SEC on Mar. 20th / covering 375,000
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the holders thereof through underwriters headed by The First Boston
Corp., 15 Broad St., New York. The public offering price (maximum
$20 per share) and underwriting terms are to foe supplied by amend¬
are
of 230 E.
P-G
made
Scripps-Howard
working capital
a
repayment,
S.
The
Reg'd
shares
equipment.
Dec.
offering cir-
2226
13,
shares (par 50c) to be offered
Co., and Ross & Hirsch, N. Y.
have
the
to the reasons given
194,
&
Co., Inc.—"Reg.
March
The
the
registration
Benedict, Inc. and Elena D. Benedict
(wife of Edward E.
Benedict, Executive Vice President) own 23.6%, 29%, 16.6% and 22.8%
respectively. The Benedicts, together with their children and family,
own
about 30.9%
of the outstanding stock of the company, and they
are
also principal stockholders and
management officials of Duke&
Benedict. Inc.
on
and
will
,
In
1961.—V.
&
corporation
units
in
shares,
.
200,000
to
offered
working capital to meet current obligations and for general corporate
by
The company manufactures, processes and distributes natural and
synthetic essential oils (flavors, extvac.s essences and aromatic chemi¬
cals used principally in the cosmetic, toiletry, food beverage, cigarette
and drug industries. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale, $2,200,000
will be
used to reduce outstanding short-term
bank loans incurred
working caital,
be
offering
underwriter
public
for
to
are
company
Burton
sale through underwriters
headed by S. D. Fuller & Co., 26 Broadway, New York.
The public
offering price (maximum $15 per share) and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment. The statement also Includes 30,000 class
A shares underlying 5-year warrants to be sold to the principal under¬
writer at l(i each, exercisable at a price to be supplied by amendment.
class
_
purse,
each.
for
26th St., New York, filed
V
Edward
standing 247,500 shares of common stock, of which Salvador Vecchione,"
President, and Joseph A. Fleres, Board Chairman, own 82,500 shares
the company
$1,000,000 of 6%
10-year convertible subordinated debentures
(con¬
vertible into 1,000,00C shares at $1 per share), such financing to take
place during the 120 day public offering period. Any proceeds there¬
from will be added to general funds andusedfoi* the purpdseS; stated:,
above to the extent proceeds from the stock sale* are not sufficient to
satisfy anticipated needs.—V, 194, p. 1722.
states -that
engaged
proceeds
of the general
manager and
and
Truman
-
outstanding
purposes.
of
expansion
serve, that the descrip¬
untrue statements with reference
resignations of certain
purchasers
.facilities to produce
the
and
Priority
background
♦
therein,
agreement
canceled
LCnof the educational
,n'act 8Uch Per60"s had not
tion
engineer is
that
request
the total number of
employees and
being used in the
alleged that
products
items
(3)
order
ar «JMss®SaS
electronic
outstanding
and
share.
per
was
purpose
/
(
.
is engaged in the manufacture and distribution of //
frames/ and metal handbag /frames for/manufacturers of '
purses and handbags.
Of .the $205,150 estimated net proceeds from
the company's sale of debentures, $100,000 will be used to
repay an
outstanding short-term bank loan, and the balance to purchase machinery and equipment for use in the new field of business into which the
.company intends to enter, consisting of the machine stamping of metal
parts for manufacturers of other products/ Any balance will be added
_
uPon
on the quesvacated or made permanent.
in the offering circular relate tn the
suspension should be
alleged misrepresentations
1
the
upon
Krwrth^fh?Rn?POrtrltyJ0i:bearln^
i
Lewis
The
The
metal
organized under Nevada law In December 1961
engaging in the vehicle rental business and re¬
lated
activities.
It
intends
ultimately
to conduct such operations
both
directly and through
independent licensees who will operate
under the ."National" name and will pay license fees to the company.
The predecessor has supervised and
coordinated a network of inde¬
pendent licensees which have operated an aggregate of 464 rental
stations at airports?™ downtown- locations and other places
in the
United States. The company, which has not yet commenced business,
intends to continue the business. <of the predecessor and
to engage
directly in the car rental business through acquisition, of . existing
stations, owned by present licensees- or others
or by opening new
rental stations on its own behalf. Of the $1,975,000 estimated net
proceeds from the stock sale, $429,000 will be used to establish and
staff. a< central and regional sales organization, $125,000 to purchase
supplies lor, and to provide additional services to, licensees, $100,000
to implement
the predecessors credit card program, and the balance
to purchase
the assets of the predecessor
($31,000) and to acquire
existing rental stations or to organize and operate new stations.
The
company
has outstanding 25,000»shares
of common stock
which
were
recently purchased by R. E. Dumas Milner, President,
at $1 per share. He has agreed to purchase additional shares pursuant
to
the
subscription offering to satisfy the 200,000 share minimum
sales upon which the subscription' offer Is conditioned;
and he may
also buy more shares provided that his total holdings do not exceed
25%
of the stock subscribed for under the offer. Milner, who took
the
initiative
in organizing
the company,
was
previously affiliated
with one of the larger
licensees of the predecessor. The prospectus
The
for
P-G Products Mfg.
issuer's notification and offerand that the stock offering
.
Corp., 3000 Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown, N. Y. (also a
selling stockholder), which will receive a $63.20 per unit commission and
$17,000 for- expenses.
The, statement also includes 25.000 .shares underlying 5-year warrants sold to the underwriter for $250, exercisable at
$6
1000 Milner Bldg., Jackson, Miss., filed a registra¬
the SEC on Mar. 19, covering 2,000,000 shares of
is proposed, to offer such stock for subscription
involved.
c
asserts
company
Investors
to
share
per
33
share).
stockholders of National Car Rental System, Inc.,
a
Missouri corporation, whose assets and name rights the company
has
contracted to purchase. There is
no prescribed ratio or other
limitation of the number of shares for which any stockholder may
subscribe, and the offer will continue for a 90-day period after the
effective
date
of this
registration statement. After the
acquisition
of
the assets of the predecessor,
such shares not subscribed for are
to
be offered for public sale at $1 per share.
No underwrtung is
at
The
«?ffc!?ng8*.?f securities not exceeding $300,000 in
('issuer" > rironSSi f?
i ed ft ?ctober- 19G1> Mainco Electronics
M nJr rhof K
e ?uftc offering' of 75,000 common shares at
$4 pei share.
The Commission
^
r
Ruby
underwriter.
and
Offering—
of
with
said
were
7%. convertible subordinated debentures due 1972, to be offered for
public sale by the company, and (2) 16,500 outstanding shares of com¬
stock, to be. offered for public sale by the holders thereof. Such
amounts.
National Car Rental
Duke
f
which
that/the
its property.
mon
and used for general corporate purposes. In addition to certain in¬
debtedness, the company has outstanding. 804,478 shares of class B
stock, of which Hermann J. Kohl, President, Hertha Kohl, his wife,
sell
of
states
.The company of 413 Thatford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a registration statement with'-the SEC on March 19 covering (1) $250,000 of
for
&
Development Corp.—
Marine
results
Salro Manufacturing Corp.—Debentures—Com. Reg'd
of
who propose
shares, respectively.
Others propose to
2,000 to 7,300 shares.—-V. 189,
p. 2677.
Electronics
the
sale to the public, present stockholders will own 84.2%
of: the
outstanding... stock ..purchased at an.a,vergge;eost of ,7 cents -per share,
and the public will own 15.8%,' at a cost of $1. per share.; Ruby Lewis
is the wife of the principal stockholder of Asta Corporation Limited,
,
,
Bfoinco
$300,
stock,
.
10
own an aggregate
prospectus lists
The
9i°'ioc0 de*js 0i51^1"cJing William and Morris Levine,
21,125 and 20,775
kpu
of
.
stock,
common
Norda Essential Oil & Chemical Co., Inc.—CI. A
Dallas,
March
on
to
cost
a
800,005 shares of /capital stock, of
Kelly,'President, own-600,000
and4150,001! shares^ respectively. Of such- outstanding- stock, 750,000
shares were originally issued to. Ruby Lewis for the property and, by
her direction, 100,000 of such' shares were issued to Kelly and 50,000
shares to William ; Cecil Arrowsmith,
Secretai-jvTreasurer.
Alter the
.
shares are to be offered for
public i sale' -by . the company./ and - 342,122 shares-,- being outstanding
stock, by the holders;thereof.1 Dean Witter & Co., 14'Wall St., New
York, heads the list of. underwriters. > The public offering price (maxi¬
mum
$18 per share)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
of
Levine's, Inc.—Common Registered—
The
at
has
company
which
,
registration
examination
inconclusive.^The prospectus further,
The
,
Pleasant St., New Bedford, Mass., filed a registhe SEC on March 16 covering 517,122 shares
with
statement
*, '
Stores, Inc.—Goramon Registered—
Shoe
This company of'558
tration
%
\
;
,
-
the construction
loan on the Turtle Creek North Apartment,
the
retainage on
the
construction
contract
and
prepare
the
apartment for occupancy, $900,000 to provide estimated equity require¬
ments for proposed new projects, including a medical
building in Tulsa,
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
97,500 class A and 75,000 class B common shares (after giving effect
to said acquisitions),
of which Jack W, Kelley owns 35.90%
and
93.34%
respectively, and management officials as a group 100% of
retire
pay
each
to.be
hgs no knowledge pf -any,, mineable orb; bodies on
_
Registered—
The company, whose address is 12th Ave., near 42nd St., New: York
City, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on March 23,
a
registration statement covering 240,000 shares of common stock.
Jarcho Bros. Inc.—Common
The
1962. The company: anticipates expendi ¬
1962-64 for .the construction or acqui- ■
sition of property,-of'which $10,549,000 is expected to be spent during *
about $24,904,000 during
tures of
be
used
mortgage
in
on
the balance of
to retire a long-term note secured by a
company's equipment (incurred in part to
previous note similarly secured and for working
part
the
a
capital), and the balance
capital.
In
addition
will
be
to. certain
added
to
general
indebtedness,
the
funds
for
company
vcorking
has
out¬
standing 130,000 shares of common stock, of which Benito
Texidor., Jr.
President, and Marvin S. Flowerman, Vice-President,-Paul T. Greene'
Treasurer, and Benito B. Texido, Secretary, own 25% each.
"
.
Volume 195
6145
Number
Chronicte
The Commercial and Financial
v.;.
specialty
construction.; .and
industrial,
Transogrram Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
(1425)
In
usps.
addition
certain
to
company of
statement with the
indebtedness,
&'registration
filed
Ansul Chemical Co.—Quarterly Report—
-
the company has outstanding 1,519,913 shares of com¬
stock,' Of Which*. hranigOirient, Officials fis a' grOtip; Own 52.2% .
156,000 outstanding
Robert
I.
Wishnick,Foard Chairman, 'together -with his children,
shares of common stock, to.be Offered for public" sale by Charles S. *
their respective spouses and 'their children pwn -an aggregate of 32.8%'.
Raizen, president and principal stockholder. - The offering will' be • "Max A. Minnig is President. The 100,000 shares are to be offered by
made by Lehman Brothers, * One William St., New
York.
The public
)fotir selling stockholders (owning ah aggregate of 229,208 shares) and
offering price (maximum $12 per share) and underwriting te'rms' are
are
a
part of an aggregate of 300,000 shares initially issued by the
to* be supplied by- amendment.
? ' ,**•■*• *;: ;••• **••. •, .
r-'-f
company pursuant to its acquisition of Sonneborn* Chemical and ReThe company is engaged in the design, assembly, manufacture • and
'•'firiing Corp. in. I960. * Rudolf G.' Sonneborn,. Gustave A. Schindler,
sale of toys, games, doll
and children's playroom furniture, coloring *
Henry Sonneborn 111
and' -rustvec- "nder; the will of JuliUs F. Roten
and
craft sets,
and sport sets for indoor and outdoor use.
It also
propose to sell 49,000, 23,000,
18,000 and 10,000 shares, respectively.
produces and markets a number of toys and games under the names
—v.
192,- p. 1243.; %. *
of well-known personalities in television programs under license from * such programs
and their sponsors* (including Disneyland). ; In addi- •
tion
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 987,571
shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent recapitalization **;
whereby 981,248 shares were issued in'exchange for the 1,935 preferred,. '1*.
9,065 class A and 8.000 common shares then outstanding, and the issiiance
of 6,323 shares .in
exchange for the 50% • interest not already V
owned by the company in Toy Research Institute, Inc.),
Of such out¬
200 Fifth ' Ave;, New Ydrk,
SEC on March 15* covering
This
substantial
A
1962
of
standing
sell the 156,000
and. his, family)
.:*1:1:
stock, Raizen owns 81.2','<
(and proposes to
and Emory. Investors, X,td.'(owned by Raizen
12.7%.
;^U-v:
.
President
intensive
"We're
looking
we're
stock
forward
is
This
March
the
Of
be
used
to
acquire
r
ABC
Vending Corp.
(&
Subs.)—Annual Report—
balance
will
be
New York, filed a registration
19t.h,covering 188,477 outstanding
for public sale by the holders
thereof from
time to time, at the market,
on
the New York Stock
Exchange. Such shares are part oi an aggregate of 407,757 shares
which
the
company
issued
(or
will issuer in connection with its
acquisition of the assets (subject to its liabilities) of Cascades Ply¬
This
wood
with
of
the
SEC
Mar.
on
stock,
common
offered
be
to
ferred
stock
Douglas
of
stock,
the
fir
has outstanding 2,567,611
Net
a*
holders
and
ranging
and
group
a
the
of
Rote
from
i Ursm
4
C.
Gene
compared
real
estate
W.
S.
President.-—V.
is
Antoville
195,
Co., this issue)—V. 189,
Proposed
Industry, Inc., this issue.-—V.
is
Board
Co.—Notes
1553.
193, p.
Sold
.
earnings
See
shares
bavd
to
City.—V.
195,
26%
up
cents
thereof
by
E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co.,
1
Manhattan
Chase
Plaza,
and Coffin & Burr, 70 Pine St., both of New-York.
The public offering
price (maximum $35 per share) and underwriting terms are to * be
supplied by amendment.
v
) v.*-"..'*: •
)•*•* »•*
The company-is-primarily engaged "in the'manufacture and sale on
a
nationwide basis of an extensive range of sanitation products,
in¬
cluding
deodorants,
disinfectants," germicides,
specialized
cleansers,
.
hand
protective
President,
and
Doris
executors* under
as
shares
and
surviving
propose
hold
shares.
under
an
wills
the
members
*
of
shares.—V.
-
his
to
as
trusts
in
a
It
cents
53
share
a
of
as
the
legatee
aggregate
earned
in 1961.—V.
v%%
'' j V- •
have
at
Sutter*:'
end
the
of
1961
195,
p.
totaled
1,107,976,
1313.-
of
or
Ross,
Moses
in
per
Crafts Materials Corp.—Common
company
of
activity
On
Aug.
on
July
1957.
its Articles
24,
1961,
27,
~
that
might
at
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
to
for
-
-
\
-
stock
Common
(10
cents
were
*
,
Authorized
-
American
Inc.—Notes
Cryogenics,
Sold
19,362
and accrued in¬
priced at 100%
'
:
will be
balance
issue
FEATURES—Regular redemption prices range from
on or before April 1, 1963, and thereafter at prices
to April
4 xh ':<■.
prior
less
of
than
1967,
1,
from
%
The debentures are not
at an interest
funds borrowed
%
.
the
directly
of
company
1409 Winchester
Ave.,
Ashland,
through subsidiaries; in substantially all
industry.
The principal business has been
or
petroleum
petrochemicals and similar products.
The
marketing
principal
served
area
the region from the Mississippi River
Great Lakes to Central Tennessee.
of
the
to
to
on
States and
extent in
lesser
a
in Canada
REVENUE—For
and
many
most
company
of
the
includes most
Appalachians, and from
operations are also
remainder of the United
Marketing
•
other foreign countries.
months
three
the
by -the
to the
ended
Dec.
Ashland
1961,
31,
Oil
income, of $83,075,000 and net
$3,900,000, respec¬
tively, for the like period of 1960.
For the fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
1961, sales ahd miscellaneous income were $314,839,000 and net Income
$15,252,000.
*■
J,
,;; %
Privately-
including miscellaneous
sales,
reported
$4,120,000 compared with $80,416,000 and
of
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company as of Dec. 31,
as.adjusted to give effect to the sale of the debentures and
consisted of $41,847,000 of long-term debt,
$18,791,710 of preferred stock without par value and $120,419,752 of
common stock and surplus
after deducting $6,510,095 of treasury com¬
1961,
22, 1962, it waS reported that $4,000,000 of this
fjrm»s 53/3% promissory notes due serially to July 31,
1967, had been sold privately through Courts & Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.—V. 194, p. 1.
;
1062,
were
Ky., is
phases
trans¬
portation and refining of crude oil and marketing of petroleum prod¬
ucts, but in recent years the company has become increasingly active
in
the exploration and production of crude oil and
manufacture of
On March
'
Debentures Offered—
—
payments
the
of
EUSINFSS—The
Outstndg.
766,487
10,000,000
J
Refining Co.
if redeemed
engaged
of
any
' amended
annual
redeemable
cost
PRESENT FINANCING
value)
par
Oil &
REDEMPTION
10412%
income
as
of
company
decreasing annually to the principal amount.
carried
TO
receivable.
accounts
FUND—\
83%
change the name of the" corporation to American Beryllium & Oil Corp.
*
its
of
increased
.
,
Incorporation
of
by the company to expand
catalog, pay income taxes,
used
be
copies
carry
mandatory sinking fund for the debentures pro¬
commencing April 1, 1968, calculated to
prior to maturity.
The sinking fund price is
100%
The
company
has the non-cumulative option of increasing
sinking fund payments in amounts not exceeding the mandatory annual
sinking fund payments.
during
of' Utah
and
the
proceeds to the company $20,000,000
the retirement of outstanding bank loans and the
working capital.
retire
for the purpose of engaging in
or
will
proceeds
additional
mail
SINKING
Lake Stock Exchange
Salt
Offered—On
to
vides
Aagaard, Salt Lake City, Utah,
shares of this firm s common
Net proceeds, estimated at $125,-
share.
1553.
PROCEEDS—Of
1958 offering circular, revised
10,
p.
frorp April 1, 1962 to date of delivery.
applied
.
M.
remainderman
shares,
and
similar Jntefests
April
an
193,
321 Park Ave.. Baltimore, is engaged
importing and selling ol arts and crafts materials.—V. 195, p. 3.
the
195,
its existence, appear advantageous or expedient; how*ever,
initially, it proposes to engage in a general oil ancl mining
business,
embracing
all. the factors characteristic of or commonly
associated with such enterprises or ventures.- It was* qualified to do
business in the State of Wyoming on Aug. 14, 1957, and in the State
time,
33,908
of
.
in
and steel service businesses,
activities, are expected to bring
other
this issue.—V.
Corp.,
The debentures
group
a
and
will
to
jyas organized on April 26, 1957,
carrying on any lawful business
and
a
and Marcuse
portion
outstanding
inventories
terest
Bldg., Salt
Lake
City, Utah, formerly known, as Great Divide Oil Corp., is a
corporation duly organized, existing and transacting business under
and by virtue of compliance with the
applicable laws of the State
'. of Nevada.
"
Vice-President,
Marcuse, hold '21,000
S.
residuary
an
immediate* family
•
p.
Sol S. Ross,
R.
<
totaled $860,-
1961,
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., and A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc., New York City, as joint, managers
of the underwriting group, announced the offering on
March 22 of a new issue of ,$25,000,000 of this firm's
4y2% sinking fund debentures, due April 1, 1987.*
850, will be used for drilling, exploration, debt repay¬
ment, and working capital.
20,000
shares and
propose
to sell all
said
beneficial
holdings,
Marcuse
has
additional
interests
and
shares;
certain
a
officials
management
Marion
of
sell all such
to
and
193;
will
addition
In
beneficial
indirect
and
K. Marcuse
under
trustees
Marcuse,
such
the
31,
Eastman
28%
up
Beryllium & Oil Corp.—Common Offered—
BUSINESS—This
creams
11.02';
owns
Marcuse,
22.61',;.
.
telephone
our
said Mr.
1,059,393 the previous year.—-V.
Ashland
y.A::Y"
were
''.•>>%■■■■■
stock at $1
and" protective garments, insecticides
and raticides, paper goods and floor maintenance products,, which are
sold principally to commercial, industrial and institutional consumers.
It
is also engaged in
the manufacture and sale of pharmaceuticals,
including, vitamins, food supplements and injectable specialties.
In
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding.385,279
shares of common stock, of which James E. Marcuse. Board Chairman
soaps,
In
1962,"
BUSINESS—The
in
March 19, 1962, Elmer K.
offered publicly 300,000
Products, Inc.—Common Registered—
Long Islahd City, N. Y,, filed' a
registration statement with the'SEC-on March 15 covering 41,000 out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the
holders
the
in
expansion
PROCEEDS—Net
•
with
compared
Pursuant
of 42-16 West'St'.,
company
and
22,
expand
added
-
This
earnings, f
annual
in
1962, Federman, Stonehill & Co.,. New York
City, offered publicly 150,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock at $6.50 per share. Of the total, 100,000 shares
were sold for the company and 50,000 for Charles Ellerin, President.
>
;
over
109.
American
1255.
Chemical
; West
/
:
increase
share
shares
to
Arts &
six moiiths
first
the
were
67
"'r' v
quarter..
For
and
SEC on Jan. 29 covering 100,000 common
offered publiclyv through Pistell-' Incit NewYork
been
p.
50%
a
me Minneaoons-basecl investment
year
mutual
acquisitions
Apache
March
' 1
*'
«'
of fiscal 1962, net sales totaled $25,957,785
the $20,594,645 reported in the same period of
1961.
Net earnings for the half-year were up 27 %•
from $570,145 in
1961 to $723,989 in 1962.
Per share earnings for the six months were
same,
Chairman
with' the
filed
originally
reported
Apache Realty Corp.—Merger Approved—
Privately—On March
to $468,849 after taxes
compared to $367,055 earned fot th6'i:same;> period a year ago.
Per
share earnings for the period, after adjustments for stock dividends,
were
43 cents or 9 cents
over the
34 cents earned last year in' the
the company withdrew its registration statement
1962
15,
has
progress in
compared
Vahlsing, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
March
:
funds," Mr. Sutton explained.
gain was achieved through a 52% increase
from $2.7 million in 1960 to $4.1 million in 1961. : *-•-:
continued
and
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
company's history.
for the quarter
Net
p.
On
and
sales,
gross
corporation has
the
in
2834!
p.
Co.
reported record high totals in both sales and
earnings for its second fiscal quarter ended Jan. 31. Net sales for
the quarter were $14,859,494, or 26% higher than the $11,780,488 re¬
ported for the same quarter of fiscal 1961, the highest previous total
'
Metals
; v
;v'
to
50per
Apache
in American
Allied Radio
1366.
p.
Investment
sales
The
^Mining Corp.—Stock Offering Suspended—*
See Allied
The
advertising,
stock¬
including Unit & Co. (37,735 shares)
Others propose to sell amounts
shares).
shares.
21,716
to
1962.
$550,000 in 1960.
"As
in
past years, Apache's 1961 growth was*'produced by sub¬
stantial gains in each of our three divisions—gas and oil exploration,
with headquarters at Dallas, Texas, is engaged primarily in
instalment loans direct to borrowers ancl in financing instal¬
of
automobiles
and
other
durable
goods at
retail and
wholesale.
The
company
operates 40 branch offices in
Texas and
Louisiana.
In
addition to its financing operations the company has
life
and
casualty insurance subsidiaries and affiliates.
shares of common
prospectus lists 59 selling
The
.
shares,
(27,059
Brewer
.
2.28 '<
own
188.477
Tucker
E.
.
1,
earnings for the fiscal year ending Dec.
000,
Allied,
itprior to issuance of the 407,757 shares), of which management
officials
corporation
further
Shares
ment
plywood
company
*
is to be effective April
company has continued that approximate rate of growth.
Earnings per share were 78 cents in 196-1, compared to 52" bents in
reports Ben B. Sutton, financial Vice-President and Treasurer.
making
principally in the manufacture, purchase
(softwood), hardwood plywood, pine
plywood, various plywood specialties, doors and lumber. It also manu- •
factuves and sells or purchases and
sells a line of adhesives, wood
sealers and various laminated
and
related products. The assets of
Cascades which the company acquired in February 1962 consist prin¬
cipally ol plants for the production of plywood and hardwood and for
the
custom
fabrication
of
plywood located at Lebanon, Oregon, a
plywood plant at Poison, Montana, a veneer mill and a stud mill at
Reedsport. Oregon, and the ownership or contractual right to pur¬
chase and
cut
about 1,100 million board feet of
timber, principally
oid. growth Douglas fir. In addition to certain indebtedness and pre¬
engaged
is
company
sale
Realty
1960,
21, the company announced that it had completed the
private sale of $6,000,000 of its promissory notes due
Feb. 15, 1977.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York City,
assisted the company in arranging the financing.
.
Corp.
The
and
America
Allied Finance
West. 44th St.,
corporation of 55
shares
Apache
and
two companies.
management
MergerSee
statement
V
1
corporation
;
Registered—
States Plywood Corp.—Common
United
this
of
of the
merger
preferred.
merger
"Recent
Alaska-North
1366.
p.
on
excellent
an
This is the fifth consecutive
*
an
shares of United Geophysical Co., S. A.,
the
and
company,
undetermined portion
a Venezuela
added to working capital.—V. 195,
share
per
,
performance in 1962." Ansul
the American Stock Exchange.—V. 195, p. 1094.
to
Earnings Up 50%—
100,000
$30
at
total and
a
the
Corporation
—
the outstanding
to
due
was
sales and to control costs.
told the -directors, "and
he
,
...
of
increase
increase
report,"
,
.
will
the
to
this
action, Apache Realty will be merged into Apache Corp.
through exchange of eight shares of Apache Realty oommon srtock for ;
one
share of Apache Corp.
common. Each share of Apache Realty *
preferred stock will be exchanged for one share of newly issued Apache
March
on
total,
said
both
by
shareholders
15
approved
Under
Road, Pasadena, Calif., filed a %
..J1v:^;'*;vs"*-*V^63 Weeks
52 Weeks
21, covering - 412,636 shares' of
I.
w* *■
V % - - V'
.;
Dec. 31„'61 Dec. 25, '60 ;
shares will be offered by the
Total operating reyenues _l„___
~-~y~ $90,248,070 $79,433,057
company and 312,636 by
present holders;
The offering Will be made
Net before income taxes-—
5,065,108
4,741,988
through William R. Staats «fe Co., 640 South Spring St., Los Angeles,
Income
taxes
—*
2,421,000
2,228,000
at
a
price (maximum $23) to be supplied by amendment.
Net
income
after
taxes—
*1-.
2,644,108
2,513,988
The company is presently engaged
in the development and manu- *
Capital shades* {average, outstanding,;2,629,266
1,216,513
facture of electronic measurement
instruments, particularly telemetry
Earned per share
+
$1.02
*"$1.00
components and systems;
environmental reliability and qualification ?
•Adjusted for 2-for-l spl'itup on May T5,; 1961.—-V. 193, p.-1445.
testing, arid field inspection.
The net proceeds from the stock sale
stock.
common
per
Apache Corp.—Merger Approved—
On
Corp.
Allendare
corporation of 200
with the SEC
registration
listed
now
directors
the
Hood
C.
effort,
encouraged
The
-United EleetrdDynamics, .Inc.—Common* Registered^
Robert
company
very
The
-
earnings
to
quarterly meeting. Earnings
News of Business and Finance
owns
reported
was
.
shares)
in
increase
per share for the first, quarter
of
the company at
their %
share rose from 3 cents in the first
quarter of 1961 to 67 cents for the same period of 1962. Sales for
the period were $3,357,158'against $2,586,578 in 1958.
/
mon
.,
5
payment of revolving notes,
stock.—V.
mon
195,
p.
1202.
Western Gas Service Co.—Common Registered—
-
*
This company,
tration
of 9065 Alameda Avenue, El Paso. Texas, filed a regis¬
with the SEC on March 19 covering 65,000 shares of
stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be offered for public sale
common
by the company and 15,000 shares being outstanding! stock, by the
holders thereof. Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., 724 Travis at Rusk, Hous¬
ton,
Texas,
(maximum
by
heads
$25
per
the
list
share)
of
underwriters.
and
underwriting
The
public
terms
are
offering price
be supplied
to
seven
communities
the company's
the
pay
in
Oklahoma
and
Texas.
The
net
proceeds
from
sale, of additional stock,, together* with the proceeds from
sale of $1,750,000 of first mortgage bonds, will be used to
short-term bank loans of $1,450,000 (plus accrued interest), in¬
in connection with plant expansion and working capital require¬
company
has
American
On
called
Guaranty
March
23, 1962, it was reported that $3,000,000 of
this firm's promissory notes due Dec. 31, 1976 had been
sold
privately through Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New
York City.—V. 191, p. 2633..
^
to
meet
the
cost
of
the
report
net income for 1961 rose to
the $51,596,697 earried
in 1960.
accelerated
Due
the
to
carloads
amortization
general
business
of
facilities.:
emergency
recession
of
early
freight
total
1961,
from
1960,
producing freight revenues of
compared with $514,079,218.
A Santa Fe record in car¬
off
were
$503,089,128
it was reported that Lazard Freres & Co., New
York City, investment banking firm had purchased control of Avis, Inc.,
Boston, car rental concerri, from Amoskeg and named a new group of
respectively, and management officials as a group 59.75%
The Tuckers
propose to sell 7,500 shares each.
Melton R.- Underwoodj a company
no
reflect the overstatement of earnings which occurred in many
years due to the accounting treatment prescribed in connection
with
Co. (Boston)—Sells Control of Avis, Inc.—
company's 1962 expansion program
(estimated at $1,200,000); and to increase working funds.
In addition
to Certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the
Company has outstand¬
ing 644.000 shares of common stock, of which Calvert C. Tucker, Presi¬
dent, and Helen C. Tucker, a Vice-President, own 23.51%
and 23.16%,
the
prior
.
Amoskeag
-
pointed out that while 1961 earnings fell short of
of many post World War II years, the 1961 results
performance
longer
private
curred
ments;
company's
The
Sold* Privately—
Corp.—Notes
—
$54,850,383, a 6.3%
increase
over
President Ernest S.
Marsh, in the company's annual report to its 109,683 stockholders,
stated that,
"efficiencies flowing from capital expenditures of recent
years
contributed significantly to this performance."
The 1961 net
was
the
equivalent to $2 per common share compared* with $1.87
in 1960.
'
% *'•'■:%■%
The
for redemption on* May
I, 1962, $33,000 of
its capital debentures, 5.90%
series 1953 due May 1, 1973 at 100%.
Payment will be made at the North Carolina National Bank, 200 S.
Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.—V. 194, p. 1501.
The
amendment.
The company is an
operating public utility engaged principally in '
distributing natural gas in 36 communities and rural irrigation areas
of New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas; and it also provides water service
in
American Discount Co. of Georgia—Partial Redempt'n
:
statement
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fc Ry.—Net, Up .6.3%
*2.3%>
shares
.
March
.On
23.
1962,
.
bought "at .a price not higher* than $7." %;.
was
named
President
Caftill,,. Chairman.;
42nd St., New York, filed a registration
Mar.
20th covering
100,000 outstanding
s^ock to be offered for mihlic sale by the holders
thereof through uftderwriters headed- by Smith; Barney & Co. : and
Goldman. Sachs & Co., both of 20 Broah St., New York The "public
.
shares
:
of
■V.
Mr;
and
Chief
Rohatyn,
193,
p.
189$.
Officer,
Kniffin
101
and
products
increased
automobiles
,ln
volumes
Of
multi-level
piggyback
flat
cars
other
to
commodities,. most, notable
pipelines.-rrV. 195, p. 861.
traffic
helped
being
Steels: Ltd.--.To Redeem Bonds—
and
offset
loss of
a
~
'/4%
.,
Payment
of
win be jnade-at any. branch, in Canada
the Toronto'^Dominton Bank.-—V.: 193,
p.
*
*
>
all
-at,
(far, north
907.
.J
Avis, Inc.—New Control-^-
Anaconda. Co.—Secondary
22,
1962.
it
was
.reported
Stock Offering—Op March
that
;
135,000
shares
of
.^Unloft Stecu'rU^
Cd.^ New^ York^City".—V.188i,
p.
l45."
•
*.% v*
*
v *
J
.
s
See Amoskeag Uo., this.tesp^—V; 191., P. 2199,
.
, ,
, ,
'
this
'yS" ill,per sf*re)' '"".Mitaetwritingrterms are k. ftnfes; onfefaaiiing^caiatar stock/had been, sold at $4T.75
handled,
new
certain
Corporation
excepted)
common
sells" s. wide- Timge:' of;^'ptbaucls.-'inauding''otga4ic:\''.
detergents, asphalts aha certain petroleuhr derivatives-" for
of
hak called for redemptton. on-Aprth 13; 1962,
of its. outstanding 4%%-.first sinking fund bonds drne Dec. 1,-1966
The
1
Executive
Howard*
Atlas
■
Fleming Sessel were named to the 12-man Avis board of. directors.
;Tiid"''comp4ny
Chemicals,
petroleum
Lazard
Townsend
grain
in
.
"
Ben
of
declines
officials *'
%
*v*"'.",.
■ -■ ,*■; ■
"""
bought 600,000 shares or* about 44%
of the 1,373,303 Avis
outstanding. In addition, Lazard has the right to buy another
200,000 Avis shares from Amoskeag, plus warrants t<y purchase 125^000
G. .Roftatyn, a partner of. Lazard Freres stated that the.,
management
were
This company of 122 East
statement, with the SEC oft
loads
movement
- ■,
B. V. D.
*
The Bank
for
Co., Die.—Appointment—
of
NCw York
the common
stock
of
has been,
the
appointed'principal;.transfer* agent
195, p. >3094.
corporation,—V.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1426)
retail
of
number
units
nearing
completion will
Value stores operated by Banner
the
Giant
Industries, to
\
On
Trade
the
in
Mart
Texas.
Beaumont,
In
August.
will
operations.
officials added
Banner
retailers
other
South.—V.
and
open
expected
to
'
,
that
1094.
p.
LUSINESS—California
v
records
prices
now
-
Stock
'
well
cities
in
'
,
■
,
First Boston
Corp., New York City, and associates made
offering of 70,000 shares of this firm's 5% converti¬
ble preference stock, at $52 per share. The offering was
an
:
It is re¬
deemable, at the company's option, at prices declining
from $54.50 if redeemed by Jan. 1, 1967, to $50 after
Jan. 1, 1982.
BUSINESS—-The
;
trust"
845 Hanna Bldg., Cleveland, with six
plants in Ohio, Nevada, New York and Indiana, has long, been a lead- '
ing manufacturer of basic granular refractories and is now a producer of basic brick refractories and magnesia chemical products..
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
funds to
at
Maple Grove,
ment
in
also
the
efficiency
issue
new
of certain of the
new
facilities for
production
shares
made
been
the New York
on
CAPITALIZATION
list
to
Stock
.
Long-Term
Nofe^
GIVING
Obligations:
«""oie
>•
EFFECT
ment
'
PRESENT
series:
Conv.
4,400,000
;
'
•
—
The
10,500 shs.
2,522 shs.
:
'
•
*
&
Co.,
named
Inc.
1,500
Co,__^___
&
Co.,
Lehman
Irving
v.
1,500v
Wm.
?
Inc,__
have
below
severally
&
Co.——* 1,500
Inc. 1,500
Co.,
Co., Inc. 2,500
Moore, Leonard & Lynch— 1,500
F. ' S. Moseley & Co.
3,000
Murch &
Co., Inc;l____—__ 1,500
Schwabacher
•
&
Co.
Co.__—___
1,500
"
Witter
&
Co.
stock
common
at
$3
share.
oer
earnings
Blunt
Butcher
without
payment
N.
inception the company
of
cash
dividends.
Its
*
basically
toy
a
and for the year of 1961 $464 802.
The company believes that it is the
originator of plastic party
primarily at children's parties for nuts and candies.
what
it
plastic
ture
cradles,
to
Notes
'
.
EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
"
Authorized
par)
secured
,
Outstanding.
1,000.000 shs.
_____
350,000 shs
(by
pledge
automobile)
-
of
*
>f'
V*
071
rt
/
•
fl.QOO.ci^
,
standing shares of this firm's
All
the
'
Offered—Pursuant
proceeds
from
stock
the
sale
at
$5
per
will
common
go
to
the
selling stockholders.
i
*
10-year term loan
•
sinking
of
the
fund
:jdue Oct term loan
10, 1970)
5-year
6%
_
(due Oct
5-year
(due
10,
2,
stock
the
flight
school
;-P—____
;
r
:N-'...
■.
.'i'-■
i
($1
of
Salomon
company
•
•
Las
365,359
907,755 shs.
.
was
Bonanza
in
.
1,500,000 shs.
incorporated in the State of NevadaV
Air> Service, Inc. on Pec.
31, 1945 as a
The corporate name of the com-
service.
pa«ny,wafi c"an8ed to Bonanza Air Lines,
Principal executive and operations offices
at
Field
record
to
approximately
11%,—V.
<
1193,"
^
sales
Salomon,
ended
year
$1,417,673
said
that
or
1961
achieved
company
1,000,000
securities
firm's
and
earnings
President.
For
the
in
12
1961,
It
months
was
ended
Dec,
$1.42
and
were
share
11th
of
-
$27,977,16f
higher
in
than
'
,'y.y
•
,
net
;Mr.
which
those-
y'
.
with
stock,
common
consecutive year
earnings
1380.
194, p
I960
per
the
was -
sales
31;
.
the
-
the
of
•
"
Manhattan Bank—To Form SBIC—
Chase
-
The Chase-Manhattan Bank
at
small
a
busiijess
"At
the
Vegas,
seek approval for
Chairman
company,
the formation
of
George 'Champion
'
time;'he
sama
subsidiary
wholly-owned
in
President
will
investment
,
announced.
"FINANCING,
disclosed that-the president of
would- be Jadksori yD. Breaks,
bank's
the
Champion said
Mr.
•
United
States
the..proposed
Vice- '
now -a'
.-
department.
the
bank
.
*
'
"
100
Howard,,'rWeiiyLabouis'se,t>
.
•'
Friedrichs &
M'ullaney, Wells- & ."Co.:
;__L
.Taylor,- }Rogersy & " f
.
.Tracy, Ittc,.
• Watling,, Lercneri & Co.______
Nevada.
Inc.'on
of
Dec.
7,
the company
The
firm
Is
;The company, has announced that it acquired from the Del E. Webb,
Corp., Sunburst Water Co. and Marinette Sanitation Co., subsidiaries,
vof Webb, which
provide, water.;and ^sewerage service "to Sun
City,-
1.
.
75
'
for
'50 '
.
Rothschild •& "Co;,
'
Sun City, a new, Webb-created community designed and reserved
senior
citizens not desirous of
passive retirement, is located ap¬
proximately eight miles west of the.City.of Phoenix.
•
»
v
,4
C
Richard L. Rosenthal, President of Citizens Utilities Company, stated
that the two utility companies acquired from Webb have present plant
Ariz*.
.
y".
,*50.
50f
25,
,
a.ccount Jn
^
and
debentures,
series
B,
April
due
15,
1969
signed
1946.
are
l"
of
underwritten
an
offering
of
shares.—V.
BUSINESS—The
the
under
A
of
number
rackets,
>
for debt
191,1-
exclusive
Rico,
of
golf
and
balls,
^baseballs.
ballsy bowling
mattresses
air
the
to
and
„
All
of
placed
A
the
equipment
for
products ure
badminton
designed
the market,, are tested
on
preliminary
the
test
of
products
find
may
by
the
tennis,
is
then
market
y"; 7:v
made
under
and.
acceptance, "its
use.
for
its
golf
balls
ing
goods
There
are
for more
tennis
and
national
stores, 'catalogue
V.
approximately 300 active customers,
than. 5%
none
'
$15,000.
en¬
"
EFFECT
•
Authorized
-
Common
—V: 195,
stock
p.
(25
636
;
cent
par)
-
'
PRESENT
=
v
$5
draperies
Savoy
size
011
to
act
as
and
approximately
f
$7,700,000.
.
v
'
A.
'
y
.
,
.
•
in retail price from $5.98
fabric, and are sold through
range
width
co-transfer
1095.
On
.
of
of
riepartmepi, stores- throughout
.
1
»
*.
'
,*
.
the
-
has"been."appointed by the
for
agent
its
common
Southern Ohio Electric
&
Sale—
March 22,
stock.—V.
'
;
cor-. %
,
:
195,
' '■*
V
,
i
y',':
Co.
Proposed
—
7:'iV""the company ripnouncd, plans to sell $16,000,000at competitive bidding'May 9. ,,;,1
1962,
mortgage bonds
first
•
Harry M. Miller, President, said the company has accelerated its
financing plans because of the-acquisition of certain properties from:
Ohio-Midland Light & Power Co.—V. 195, p. 1314.
:.l.
'
company
r
;
.
r
Continental
:
handled
.are.
•>
'
r
.
-;v
"•
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
Investors —-T Shares, Offered—?
Continental Mortgage shares
Public, offering of 1,700,000
interest
beneficial
share
bv
managed
group
a
-made -March
was
22
at
$15
per
jointly by Hemphill, Noyes
Co., New York City, and Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis, Boston. ;The offering was oversubscribed,; ^ ;,
BUSINESS—Continental,
as
a
real
The
insured
and
VA.
"-In
estate. Investment
trust
It
proposes
Veterans
State
50
St.,
VA
financing
intends to qualify
as
a
lender-approved by. the
is
-
.
FHA and by ;
*."
.
the
trust
-
win
acuir*
contemplated)
v
■
! ouns+ruc+i^n* and x
fi.r«*t.
development loans for which permanent
anticipated and conventional. construction
or
Boston,
under the Internal Revenue Code.,,
trust
.
to invest* in Federal Housing AdministrationAdministration-guaranteed first mortgages on
qualified
has
*
addition,
of
-';
&
&
■'
dwellings.
j'
Mortgage
"
and.sport¬
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs. ^
.
of
was
Chemical Bank New York Trust Go."
poration
post exchanges.
of which accounted
'
TO
•
million.
$50,. depending
the
GIVING
Dairy
cash
Columbus Plastic Products, Inc.—Appointment—
•>
of the company's annual business. Sales
CAPITALIZATION
'■-A
has'
company
made for ail undisclosed number ofcommon
shares.'
.1-".;.*.:•*-"*il":?.??'
" ; f AAX..'''
Curtain - is
a
leading" maker of popular-priced draperies.
1
in 1933 by President Harry Beer, Savoy last year-had
'sal.osi^'-'iR;?^
almost
'-..Bond
ing goods, located in cities throughout the United States and Puerto
Rico, Hawaii and Canada as well as through house accounts. During
the last fiscal year, sales to
government pqst exchanges were-approxi¬
mately $75,000, Puerto Rican sales of $15,000, Canadian. $20,000, and
Hawaiian,
the
substantially all of the
Division, onJ an all cash:?:
America—Acquisition—
the" acquisiton
of
of
government
of
chain; mail?: order; ^variety ; arid,
United States:—V. 195, p. ? 974.
'
-
rackets'.
and
Midwest
generate
Report,
1962;
manufacturers
discount, department; chain
houses
April. 1,
expaiislon or possible acquisitions;—V;il95, p. 974.?
or
Corp.
Columbus
produce according to the company's designs and- exclusive-.specifi¬
The company takes the full production of three manufacturing
plants
will
Annual
1961
of
.
'■&'' •■.y.*
actual
the
if
1
the Midwest
to
.
before .being
company-and
by laboratories and
market
the
table
and
about
for
.
Founded
company's
kits
boards,
transaction
said
Colonial
p.
designs and wholesaled in the United States, Canrida; Puerto
Hawaii, i Products recently placed' on the market consist of
and accessories, binoculars;-: golf clubs,-, darts and >~darfc
and
fishing
its
to
reduction
> Savoy
y
gloves,-tennis
bowlers' bags,
and
as
Colonial
dent,
;
vand
balls
manufactured
are
of
aside
The corporation
has ■-announced completion of the acquisition of '
Savcy- Curtain Co. of New York- City.- Sol. Eerger, Colonial's, Presi-'-
Ave., New York Clty^ Sis-.'
"Caprico,'^ya' diversified line of-
presses
and
connections^
rate
.
company of 76 Madison
trade name
of
types
covers,
riders
sell,
operations. of
and
This
1431.
tributes
2,000
the
at
the. area* set
Dairy Division in 1961 were $21,201,751, and?
the net income from these operations; in 1961 was
nominal."4{T:<ir
The $7,700,000 of Cash provided by the sale'of this division,- together
with the other funds of the-company at Dec. 31, '1961;, will be availaglel
/ \
500,000
that.
acreage
preparation of the
contract
basis.
would -create one million' coftveVtible 'preferred y
issued in series.
It is expected tne first series
company said it
(par $50) to be
consist
The
located
presently
the
a
The sales of
;
.
,
almost
serve
is-continuing
indicated
CityvPrpducts Corp.—To .Sell Midwest Dairy Division
Since
reported ;th'at this Accmpany plans to raise
through -the sale; of convertible preferred)
,
They
said,
he
He, also
,
'
by. the
60,000 homes and supporting.
conimercial and recreational facilities.—V. 194, p. 2440.
at '
1962, It was
$25,000,000
attachment,
-year.
developers contains-sufficient
•
*--•
at any branch In Canada"-(far "north*
Montreal.—V., 189,. p. .1674.
of
per
of- $2,000,000.
excess
customer
lvOOO
:
I
International, Inc. — Common Offered — ViaMarch 16, 1962 offering circular, Douglas Barr, Zrike,Hart & Alkazinfi Inc.,.745 —5th, Ave., New.,: York; City,*
offered publicly,' 52,000 shares of this .firm's commpn
stock at $3 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $130,000, will be used' by the; company- for-vadditipnal- inven-.
tory, new product development, advertising and promo¬
tion, and other corporate purposes, jy yr Vi
'
.
Citizens Utilities Co,—Acquisitions—
"V,
principally through .manufacturers representatives specializing in sport¬
238,090
:
400,0C0
charter
'
-:?,:k
300,000
——
par).....
of
and
1,025,706
>lt\.
■
loan
name
McCarran
1,125,000
.
1966)
BUSINESS—The
under
.
1965)
term
June
;
Ritz, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
Richard
the
in
-1
made
•
be
Customers consist of
$3'353'875
v
Common
by
income
r
lQOi
100
On March' 22,
then
' Outran,.ing
$4'324'5°°
6%
1
/
•
f
Outstndg;
cations.
5%%
'
...
,
.
'
•-150
^
Bank
believes
CAPITALIZATION AS OF DEC. 31, 1961
:
-
31, 1961; Charles of the Ritz, - Inc. and Its subsidiaries had - con¬
solidated sales of $28,071,176 and net income of $1,508,387 or $1.51
per share of common stock outstanding.
participant sporting goods, equipment and accessories.
v--,:
offering circular, Crowell, Weedon
Co., Los Angeles, Calif., offered
publicly, 40,000 out¬
share.
'
^
results
•'
Dec.
Caprico
swans,
Bonanza Air Lines, Inc.—Common
a
March 15, 1962
&
.
final
the
■
totaled
amounted
company- achieved
.
UnitsHalloweil'/ Sulzberger, •« w>y i f <v
Jenks, Kirklaodv& JCo._i_-_
50
100
will
surf
to
*
s
.
"
200*
r_
Sherrerd
&
excepted)
epted)
p.
be
v
(10c
machinery arid
Loans payable
,
outstanding at'Deer 31','.i960.* The decrease '
I960
*
.
Charles of the
The
announced
.
manufacture
,«,v
Units
.
Simmons
&
5%;%
shares
com¬
,
payable
from
'
,
.
?
corporation has called for redemption: on-April':l5y 1962,. $70,000;
its
will
1960
Drums,
stock
•
195,
The
of the company's sales volume
of plastic toys and novelties
These
wading pools, fire hats, plastic helmets, minia¬
miniature doll beds, and ;miniature dolls.
the
1961
4
announced
v
_
Financing De¬
reported tfie sale on
'
other
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.
r,r,
Common
salens 4n
.
Ppdesta & Co.__ 450
approximately
a complete
line of party items
candle
holders, hats, spoons,
party favors.
At the present time ap¬
volume of the company's sales is
represented
baskets,
and
cans
to
Bongo
income
2664.'
p.
baskets,
The
considers
*
stock.
proximately 75% ol the
by the|>c products. .iThe remaining 25%
attributed
^
6,064,860 shares
on
net
assets
designing,
concern,
used
include
in
it-
Canadian Breweries Ltd.—To Sell* Preferred Stock—
$352,918,
is
share
;
to ..purchase-the number- of units ■ set-op-, 1
of such underwriter:.
.1y „r;
•*
•
.. * %
name
100%, " P~
%.
x
Payment
office
head
year
oi
'
income taxes of $15,071,000,
net income was $14,828,843,
equivalent '
to $2.46 per share of common stock, based on
the 6,036,060 shares
outstanding,Dec. 31, 1961;
,y
"v
In I960, consolidated earnings before taxes; were
$83,736,353; income ;
taxes
$17,013,000, and net' income $16,723,353, equal to $2.76 per
Canada Iron Foundries -Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
of
and
sprinkler
v
.
-
selling small plastic toys.
At an early date
in
recognized the potential of party line favors, and
began to develop its sales in this field. The gross sales cf
party line
favors by the company
during the year 1957 was $450,480; for the
year
1958
$416,277; for the year 1959 $403,632;
for the
forks,
•
Jr., 'President,
I9S1,
net
*
*
Stranahan,
year
Additional
—
EFFEpT .TO .PRESENT
Rupe 4® Son, Inc.
Henderson & Co., Inc.
P.
1314.
Dallas
T., C.
—V.
Y.
was
GIVING
Courts,& Co;
'
consisting
'
'
has "severally Agreed
Ellis
The
St,, ' Brooklyn,
produces
r
•
based;
-
.
■
investment
,-Unlimited
cents
^97,371,813 compared with ;
the previous, yeqr's total of $100,595,824.'
*1 >
r
•
'
.Consolidated earnings before taxes in 1961 Were $29,899,843." After
"Act- of 1940. "
Authorized
1962 issue
units : of this
1,550
:
management
pany
the
Consolidated
.
PRESENT - FINANCING
(par
Inc.
Pame,- Weboer, Jackson &
..Curtis"
Blair & Co.. Inc."
Net
EUSINESS—The company at its inception on Jan.
9, 1946, succeeded
a
partnership, Best Plastics Toy Co.,
which
wis
established
with
nominal capital.
The increase in the net worth of the company from
its original nominal
capital investment is attributed to the reinvest¬
its
TO
1
..
Crutteriden,
working capital.
At
registered
a
58
were
;
the
companies,
$154,-
will" apply within the next- few Weeks
.orrtL, r(,
.Authorized
Outstanding,
for the necessary approvals; from Federal and state.hanking authorities;4 "Our plans *to set up a^ small business investment comprint,"'-1 said ; \
6% mortgage term loan from bank
^
V 4 *
.-payable in 20 equal quarterly payy
}. ': ; Mr. .Champion, "represents - another step in: Chase' Manhattan's con- •' *
merits -beginning three months after
.
•
\
«tinuirig program.of assisting - deserving small*, businesses to'obtain the1
'date of
' v$i;OCO,QO0(r
funds they need for expansion."
*
4
"
'
<•- - ;
6%%- sinking fund subordinated1 de\
yyt According to Federal' banking laws," a *bank can put up to 2% • '
y ■ y.ty,
rbentures
due
Feb;
of; its capital and surplus into a small business investment
I,
1,550,000 1,550,000 • yv«y
.company. ' ~
Common stock
(25c pari.
Under "this requirement, 'Chase -Manhattan;
1,000,000 shs.•;
43d,750 $hs.which 'Dec. ' 31 r reported
- y :
capital and surplus ofr $674 million, could ,fput $13.2 million, into • the
UNDERWRITERS-^-Subject to the tonfts"0«nd '-conditions' .set" forth 4
,1 Investment-compariy. -The bank, however, has*- not yet - decided on how ;' ••
in
the
underwriting agreement,
the company, has a'grted
to sell to:
big the hew venture will be.—V.'195; p. 656.each of
the
underwriter's named -below, and t each' rif such under¬
y y
'. '
proceeds estimated at $225,348, will be used by the com-;
pany for a new plant, equipment, moving
expenses, and
1949,
of
CAPITALIZATION.
writers
Corp., Denver, Colo., offered publicly 125,000
shares of this firm's
manufacturing
13
posite the
Corp. — Common Offered—-Pursuant to'
a March 16, 1962
prospectus, H. P. Black & Co., Wash¬
ington, D. C.; S. B..Cantor Co. and Metropolitan Invest-"
ing & Trading Co., New York City, and Industrial
045-39th
EFFECT
interest
beneficial
of
6,000
:
1313.
of
be
other
quarter
were
..
Best Plastics
at
tne
of
.
2,500
_____
Dean
Is
the-opinion
in
not,
securities'of
second
VfVvili
v
.
.
Annual Report—
for
.
in
p->
'Robert -A.
.
No
or
:%
quarter
with
compared
the
net sales
.
contrary to the proposed regulations.
regulations contain the same restrictions,
will be " amended to eliminate these' rights.
.
Turben &
Singer, Deane •& Scrlbner— 1,500
ment
Declaration' of Trus't
/If
second
in
1962,
15, 1962, Shearson^ HammilL
New
York; City, completed a secondary offering of 125,000
Shares, of this firm's common stock at $38 per
share.; The
offering was oversubscribed.
re-
final
Trust
of
the
to
is
28,
.
________'6,000
&
Mericka
Merrill,
1,500
2,500
Brothers
Lundborg
J.
J.
Securities
the
that
$65,786;879
Feb.
$132,396,662.
the
$81,395,790,
were
and
ended
were
,
Shares
Hayden, Miller & Co,_w-—- 2,500
p.
such
on
quarter
for
quarter a year ago.'4
$3,138,491, 'compared
previous year.
the second
the
-^On March
-
Codie *
be
distributed * income."
with
in
profits,
[Champion Spark .Plug: Co.—Secondary Stock Offering [
,
.
to shareholders -will -not
^
■
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;
•
•?
Fahey, Clark & Co.-?-,—2,5005
195,
4
Under this amend¬
trust"' which, distributes
trustees,
-
Hornblower-&,-Weeks-*—6,000,
First California Co. Inc.1.500
—V.
Revenue
were
.
?•
'
.
■,
;
&
&
com¬
$1,032,50 per unit. Each unit consisted of $1,000 prin-;
cipal amount of debentures and- 65 common-shares^ Ad^
ditional financing details follow::
J
•
■
the following respective amounts
•
Townsend,
Reid
2,522 shs..
'
-
underwriters
Co.,
Hogle
155
primarily In- the business of investing
.
Crouter & Eodine_—_____
A.
Trust
the
of
amendment
an
Calumet Industries,
tails—Our March 19,
70,000 shs.
-
Slmonds
Fulton,
on
Declaration
March
Shares
&
tax
•
Internal
1960.
date,
same
months
quarter
months
earnings
previous year.—V.
..
1,180,381 shs,
First
DeHaven
income
'
70,000 shs.
purchase from the company
House
vote
event
Shares
*
?
■
10,500 shs.
pref. shs.—
to
&
Federal
pay
estate
ordinary income
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
4,400,000
($50
convertible stock.
Curtiss,
"real
of - its
the
to
Sept. 14,
investment
on
six
net
six
second
first
the
the
compared
Sales
par1,750,000 shs.
($1
agreed
Blyth
amendment
period,
.
shares
Baker,
and
the
Feb. 28, and
reported
for.
.
of
The
under
■
par),
140,000 shs., issuable in
UNDERWRITERS
5%-
estate,
ended
4
ended
period
upon 2,876,432 shares outstanding on Feb. 28, compared with 51 cents
in' the first quarter and
42 cents in the second quarter a year
ago
(based
upon
2,845,851
shares
outstanding
on
Fed.
28,
1961).—V.
-
'
1966-1977
shs.,'cumul.,
5%
real
of
>
the
in
in
For
Per-.share
;■
and- selected"
will
$1,300,000
pfd.
authorized
Common
.field
the
in
a^hroad
provide
company under, the provisions of -the Investment Company
Outstanding
$1,300,000
conv, prti, s s., is.1
j.ar)
($100 involuntary liquidation val -e)
pref.
tp
six-month
sales,
196-1.
826,701,
under
-.
,
period
three-month
and with $1,195,540 earned
the
Net
of
-Since the Trust will be engaged
in real estate interests and not
$5.60 ciunul.
Serial
,
is
ouar.
shares,
($1 par)
($100 involuntary liquidation value) "
•
Trust
investments
of
9C %
to
the
the
•
Equity:
cumul.
In
FINANCING
'
created
trust
the
$^,31X,9tJ 'in the first
$73,430,911
•
a
,
President Eisenhower
termination
"
'
business
a
For
with
continuous
holders to
preference
t
TO
quired
and
•
"
qualifying
a
least
at
r-/v.' •
payable
5payable quar.
$6.25
'
convertible
new
V,.Authorized
•
1
Shareholders'
in Europe.1
the
'
5y«%
1963-1966
brick
Exchange.
•" »..■/>
.
basic
of
is
by
i
permanent -regulations :have as„yet been - prdmulgated by;.the. United
States Treasury Department.
However, the right'given to the share¬
expansion and improve¬
company's existing facilities, and
of
has
provide
to
includes
"block refractories under exclusive licenses
Application
expected
are
company's current construction program
This program
Ohio.
construction
the
from
finance
Estate
Real
:
;
Declaration,of Trust'executed
The office of-the Trust is located at -12014 Wilshire
defined
as.
signed by
•
sufficient
properties.
Soya Co., Inc.—Quarterly Report—
earnings, for
six-month
this year,
capital and-Income.: There is, pf course, no -assiirance.that this pur¬
pose
will be.. achieved.Whether op not -successful - geograpliic -or
economic diversification can be achieved depends,., among other things, y
upon the successful completion of this offering.
The' Trust will issue
transferable certificates of beneficial Interest ^representing -undivided
shares in. the Trust assets;
The prcoeeds of this'effrir will, .pending ^
the acquisiton of suitable real estate investments, be invested pyin- ;
clpally In " Interest-bearirig obligtaioris' of the / Federal Government^
states; political;subdivisions,
and 'their respective * instrumen trill ties; •
-The Trust
is
designed to qualify as a
"real- estate investment •
of
company
*
Of-
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
y, Mr;
taxes
.,
'
The stock is convertible into common at $22.
Trust—Shares
supervision of such investments.,
The Trust
cannot eliminate the risks of ownership of real property or mortgages
on
real property.
It will seek to reduce these risks by diversification
arid supervision. The purpose of the Trust, through such-diversification
in
real
estate
and
supervision,
is to achieve long-term -.growth of
20,
oversubscribed.
1961.
and
petent
/
March
Investment
California
State of
diversification
under way
Midwest
s
the
of
July 20,
on
the
Offered—On
laws
Boijlevard, Los Angeles.
The objective ©f the
'
negotiations are
units in other
.
and
variety,
the
Tcnn.,
sales
many
qualify,
lor
Estate
Real
the
.
Central Soya by Harold W. McMillen, Chairman.
"
McMillen said that, after provision for Federal and state, income ).
of
$1,763,083, net profits of
$1,674,442
were
earned
in
thef .' :
second quarter.. This compared with
first quarter profits of $1,464,049" '
k
\\ :
for investment in real estate
gross
Memphis,
in
established
has
discount
lor
195,
unit
second
a
store
aUenuon
Inc.—Preference
Basic
2903.
p.
15, 1962 prospectus,";Harnack,
Gardner
& Co;; Los Angeles,
Calif;,r'3Offered' publicly,^4
1,000,000 shares of beneficiarinferest in the Trust'at
$10 per share. Net proceeds will,be. used by the Trust ,
,
Value
Giant
discount
with
is
-
indusi.ry-wiue
attracted
and
Civil
for
fered—Pursuant to:a Feb.
Again in May, another unit will be opened in
•
Banner
first
its
where
unit
This
Okla.
Lawton,
Central
Increased
-
a
California
,
Giant
$400,000 a year.
over
in
which
of
by the
—V. -187,
Dallas.
North
in
5
area
Giant
at.
the
by
its
The entire unit will cover a 135,000-square ;
Value will occupy 10,000 square feet.
The
Value store is expected to gross $750,000 per year.
V
May 1, a 7,500 square foot Giant Value store will be opened •
April
foot
of
end
opened
Banner
in scheduled air transportation of persons. property ,
States of Nevada, California,
Arizona and Utah as
Certificate of Public Convenience^artd Necessity issued *,
Aeronautics Board. "
:,
•••." >: v.*:' - A
• • .*< '
%
the
In
authorized
summer, President Ben Blum announced.
first mid-city, multi-story unit on March 25 in
Shreveport, La.
Although located in the center of Shreveport, the
operation provides ample parking space;,
y;.,
A second unit in
conjunction with Sessions, Inc. will be_ opened on
the
before
23
mail
and
the
increase
discount
primarily
gaged
Open New Discount.Units
Banner Industries, Inc.—To
New
.
FHA or VA financing k
loans (for which no FHA
financing
construction
of
shopping
.-/"*-■
.
.
v
Volume
•centers,
'
■of
frpm
shares
.trust
by
-
income
the
to
be
..via
office
offering
X"'X
>
aggregating
taxable
realized
and
■
the- current
of, mortgag.es.'.
wusfs, policy
its
Number 6145
apartment* houses
Proceeds
these types
The
195
at
term
GIVING
its
does
real
not
,• *
to
estate
include
'
>
interest
(no
,
'
named
*
below
have
:
severally
on
■
Hornblower*& We.eks
Bache
&
210,000
•'.*
to
Co
,
X
Shares
Merrill,
- Inc.!
.
Turben & Co,,,,
.that "for. the
inc._'_X-
,CV Allyn. & .Co.___.XXX
W. -E.
duPont
I.
Hutton. &
•
Co.
&
;
Co._«w
,Boettcher
45,000
F.
S.'Moseley & Co.____X':
L.
F.
support' to
for
prediction
our.
the
full
fiscal
&
.
that
were
v*/
Dover
-;
15.00-0
.
195,
first
for
the
31,
$.54
first
of
1961,
quarter,
$270,821,
share
per
ends
year
Sept."
in
the
30.
compared
$.63
or
same
to
per
period
Operating
in
revenues
$4,501,136
in
1960.
864.
p.
quarter ,of
and
the
Mr.
•■■'
"This
reach
the
$1
that losses
quarter of
had
/,
fiscal
Casella
not
been
told
yet
slightly
year
curtailed
exceeded
sharply
the, meeting that
been
of
finalized
about
ago."-
year
had
those,
of
a
year
with the
compared
as
ago
same
1961.
reduction
75%
operating
but
that
the
in
loss
results
"preliminary
incurred
for
for
the
figures
the
quarter
indicate
same
a
period
a
.
"It* should
be
made
clear
that
operating cos/s continued to climb
*'".*•*>
-■'•"
'.**/' ,V .after the first quarter in 1961, reaching a • peak in "the third, and
''Atiku' >'!/<»'if':. fourth, quarters," he added. .."Therefore, ..(he
relatively small loss in
'-
the
company's
-
Construction
Co.
Debentures
—
\
Common
—
first quarter of this year
represents a sizable improvement over
final quarter of 1961."
Endicott Johnson
reported a loss
of
$12,000,000 after tax credits
'in
1961.
Mr!
Casella* saicl that he' is confident that the downward
trend will be stemmed
in
1962 and stated that "barring uaforseen
Of¬
the
15,000
10,000
45,000
•situations;
&
tp." 864.
.
.
..
,
,
•'
.
.
*
-
-
<
_
•
•
■
.
'
.
"To
is
that
accomplish
Endicott
X% ;:/yX-/'''XX:':>
' ///J /
•
1962
this,
the
will
develop
itself, will
in
Johnson
/;<:VXX-'
least
at
be
a
tre¬
a
said.—V.
195,
X''Xv:X ;;■'
'
■
President
Equitable Credit & Discount Co.—Additional Financ¬
ing Details—Our March 12, 1962 issue reported the sale
on March 7 of
$1,000,000 of this firm's 6!^% junior sub¬
ordinated convertible debentures due-Feb.
1, 1977 and
-50,000 of its common shares in units of $500 of deben¬
tures and 25 shares. The units were
priced at $550 each
and
were
underwritten by
Paul CX,Kimball & Co.,
.
,
.
judgment
figure."
mendous-step forward,"
.
.
best
my
*break-even
,
.
$4,800,305
Dec.
fiscal
P. J.
CasClla, President and Chief Executive Officer told the com¬
pany's" annual meeting on March 19 that he anticipated 1962 "will
develop at least a break-even figure.". He said, that sales for the
fered—Oji March 23-,/ Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc., Cleve¬
land, and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Boston, of¬
fered .100,000 shares of commori. stock and
$750,000 of
15,000
.
en.ded
$231,314,, or
the
15,000
Co.____'—•
^
to
.
would
expanded
.'
quarter
Endicott Johnson Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
.
earnings lor this period,
on
a
$150,000 investment
"i
15,000
'7
Sales—
Mi*. Delcau said,
sales
year." "The
ifrst
compared
i960. :Elizabethtown's
:.H. Hentz & Co.
10,000
6% %
convertible
QaXXV' 45,000 - Kalman. & Co.,''Inc,10,000
subordinated
debentures
of
Dover
O.-H.1 Walker & Co.» Inc.
45j000
Mackall & Coe
XXXX
10,000
Construction; Tt Was the company's first public/offering.'
Blair '& Cq., ,Inc._——
x '••J'',
xj,
*•
i ;
J 35,000
J. R. Williston &._Leanei".10,00o
>• •••'•'.'
'• % -<•*
•■/•v.;
Goodbody & Co._^.l___-__'
35,000
Anderson & Strudwick—5,000
Offering price of the common stock was $6.50 per
pay den. Miller
Co.^XX-35,000
Bioren & Co._^___i_^___ •.
5,000 v t' shafe.VThes debentures wer.e
offered-at 100 plus" accrued
McDcnnell & Co., Inc.-:35,000* • D. H. Bl-air. &-.Co.,i
5.000
interest and " /are* -convertible into common at $7.50
.Tucker, A.nt)iony-&
.
:
C..F, Cassell & Co.. Inc. - ; 5,000'
i .R„ L. Day i
I
'
35,000
j, M.-Dain /Si Co., ;lnp.i
per share.
* 5,000
-.
*/
y" ;
" <
\
J. C. Bradford & C6.-X--_ v 30,000 X
Doolittla '& Co
:__X
<
•
5,000
PRGCEteDB-—rMost of the' proceeds of:? the offering will be used to
Halle &. Stieglitz
X—___v- 30,000
vPouglass. Coffin ^& Co.^^'
S.OOO add.,: tq w-orking capitaF which will .expand; the
company's ability 'to
Model; Roland & Co,
30,000
Stanley Heller & Co.
5,000.
build homes -in. quantity.; Dover Construction builds, merchandises and
Cruttenden, Po'desta
Heller & Meyer_.
:
.5,000
sells homes in the r$9;500 to $14,500
price range. Homes are sold .with
&: Co.
X-lLX-Ci-XX-XX ■ 25,000 % Jamieson & Co._,™
:
\
5,000.
fully improved lots."* :
X '///;/'/!''.../ X' ://'VV" /'■?!/•'//■/X,
Granbery, Maracher&,Cd.
25,000 ' ; Japney, Battles <Ss <, j
BUSINESS—Dover of 2120 Green Ave./ Cleveland, was
Riter & Co
;
1
organized in
25,000 "
E. W. Clark, Inc
5,000
1958
as
the- successor
to /a
partnership which began building and
Auchlncloss; Jfcrkefc1:T
»!;'C*rjhe> Johnson,/.Lane,," V-J;*.." >
*
selling home's /in 1954.
Officers of the company are Henry Lefkowitz,
Redpath"__*__^y.i_:— " 20,000
v Space cor*p/4-L_*
•
;5,OOo
President; Harold Gootrad, Executive Vice-President; David I. Gootrad,
Coffin & Burr4
20JH)0. .• Peters,. Writer & Christen-'
*
-v- /
TreasnreV; -and Harold H. Kahn, Secretary, .all of whom are also
J. A.'iHogle & Co!i—-120,000 ?;
sen, Inc. _____
5,000
directors;." Lefkowitz. and the two Gootrads founded the concern.
-BAll; ;Burge & Kraus-—'
15,000 ' Donald' C. Sloan &; Co,
*
5,000
The construction firm offers 10 different models of homes
Bcsworth,. Suliivan
Supplee, Yeatman,
'
ranging
Rothschild
the
.share,
-
-.V'/X"" ''
*
same'period;last year to $463,424.80.
solid
.
Murch & Co., Inc.
.••'/
/The Ohio Co;__X.-A_Ai;- 1
65,000
Saunders, Stiver <fc Co.X-X
45,000 V -Westheimer & Qo.i.X/XX'''-,
45,000
ly j.tC. Wheat & CdxXXXit
&
over/the
gives
-
''
'v"
•
80,000
•»___
Reynolds
Francis
'.*,'•
\ -
for
C.
announcement, Joseph G.'Delcau, President, stated
six'months ended Jan. "31, 1962, met sales expanded 56%
heavy depreciation write-off
:
XX '' in Researching, the "Inductosyn system,/'has
oohnnrl
+ri
1 zl^ ADA
*l\7
15,010 * earned sufplus to $143,000.-^V.*l94, p. 1 DAA
1840.
Co——,-80,000
Co.,
'
-
W.
Placements
the
Merick.a.--' * -'V;
A"Xf-' ,*' million mark
Co., Inc._X-.-__
_*' 15,000
.even
after-a
&
.
Shields.&
;"1 '•
making
Wm.cJ.
210,000
90,000'
,u,U,
+
v
•
,.
Toronto;
Electronics Corp.—Record Six Months'
.history.;
;%*.k,S
X' XX'X X'XX ''Xj- ;-'\cr„.
X"™' 'X %■% Shares
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
Paine,-Webber, .Jackson
& Curtis
•
•
Ltd.,.
'Societe "De
an J
This'MOunVVei-non, /Nl Y., manufacturer of electrical and electronip
equipment for government and civilian use,-has announced that sales
.for the *six months period ended Jan. 31; 1962, established a new com¬
pany sales record lor any previous'six months period in the
company's
Outstanding
%,880,644 felis.
,
-
A.
Del
•
:■•/,
■
the terms and conditions-set-forih in the
purchase, agreepurchase, from the. Trust the respective* numbers of shares
set forth pppos/te their'names
below:/X,."
,
Gundy & Co. Ltd., Toronto,
Corp.
Inc.;
—V.
gains
v>„
to
;V-'
Securities
investment
FINANCING
X
Authorized
' Unlimited
UNDERWRITERS—The*-'Underwriters
agreed,
to Wood,
addition
Dominion
were;
Co., :,.Ltd.;'Greenshieids
Inc., Montreal.—V. 187,'p.. 2332.
•
.rnent
(1427)
•Pitfield *&
holders
capital
T ;•,
TO ^PRESENT
V
par)T'_
„
beneficial
of
•//■;..
EFFECT
.
of
UNDERWRITERS—In
underwriters
^
dividends
Chronicle
•
industrial' buildings.
''
'
used for acquisition of',*
cash
Financial
'*
CAPITALIZATION
Shares
Commercial and
,
90%
X,",'
■
The
.
be
Quarterly
least
■
and
will
*
.
**•
pay
(which
trust).'-
.•
Chicago,
*
-
.
/follow:
;
.
and
associates.
Additional
financing
details
x i'
•
>
CAPITALIZATION GIVING. EFFECT TO" PRESENT FINANCING
;
,
Short-term notes payable
otners
to banks
and
Authorized
Outstanding
$2,300,000
__________—-
.
'&
Co,'.Ihc.„_^;:
'A>JiIMCidder
ijoseph,' Melifen
4
Co'-v: Inc.
& Miller,
-.15,000
/
.15,000
The
has
company
5-653,000, or $5.67
5,000
5,000
/in .size
:
The
/
^
s
,
*
,
.frqrh 1,100 to 1,600
number
of "homes
square
built
feet
:
,
//in
thej.fiscal.
/•• delivered and
Go^Jn^c.—-Sales,-Earnings Higher—
Land
been
reported consolidated earnings for.. 1961 of $6,-.
share of commoh stock against $4,068,000'or 83.83
.
for
which
year,
an
of
floor
and .delivered
steadily. Tr.o.to. 258 in fiscal" 1959 to
,
15,000
Crown (Dprk & Seal
.
-/
Mpsiey ds'Co.', inc.ii.^-'
Watling,. Lerchen .& Co.u,''
"
.
Inc.
•
,
ends
665 In
March
bv .Dover
fiscal
31;
1961.
1962,-458
Feb.
has
Up
increased
had
purchased .and
in
subdivided.
the
Akron
Additional
and
/
Chicago
land
is
"
,.
under
5*4%
•*
/
has
option
^1960,/:
to
compared
y
Ceiisolidated-'sales
$168,866,000
Crucible. Steel
in
I960.'—V.
for ^1961
194,
wefer
$17,6,992;000;
;
2440.
p.
Co. of America^—Annual
1
■
,
in
/'■X
..■•//
637.
p.
r
.
-
,
-
*
.
/
Rubber
March.:22,
*
'
Proceeds will be used by the company for its current
construction* program -
Dominion Tar .& ,'Chemical Co., 1/td^—fDebentures Of¬
fered -r-' On 'March .15, 1962, Wood,
Gundy & Co. Ltd.7
,
.Dunlop
^ Co^ > LtdU^Debentures - Offered-—On
1962 it was reported that the company of-;
i'ered. for;..sale on the London market
£12,000,000 of
6 Vz % debentures due" 1985-90 at 98'
■
-;
"
its anhual ..report," the! company reported net income
pf- $U68O,OQ0,
on salts amounting to $194,951,000.'
Income for the year after preferred
dividend requirements was equal to $0.30
per common share—V.
195,
In
•
all
*
Report—
r
tations in
including
•
history.
in
Malaya and Nigeria..
his
This
annual
of
is
"of
increase
after
all
51%
over
charges and
the
$12,488,555
taxes; increased
30%
to
of
1960.
$421,852,
Net
the
be purchased,
if
any
purchased,
the
are
Shares
.
the
amount
comoany,
follows:
as
Debentures
6,875
-
and
principal
purchase from
are
■' XX;" X.XX
*
.
158 shs.
underwriters
and
'
$137,510
6,250
6,250
125,000
-/VX
125,000
5,000
10T010
5,000
100,000
3,125
'XX/
62*600
1,250
.25,000
Christopher &
Co._-____^___l/;l__Il_
1,250
P. 1208".
/;■'////;•■;• XXX. f..:,XXx
■■ -y ;•••
■/'X*!ir'.X,
XX
M-va'rW... ;
X
100,001
5,000
25,000
:.;X
" '■
,
:X
.
'•
/? '
Family Record Plan, Inc.—Common Offered—.On Mar,
22, Bache & Co., New York City, announced • that ah
"underwriting group headed by it offered 203,000 shares
of this firm's
$18,911,559, 'aa
were
volume
X*'
stock
Charles A. Taggart & Co., Inc
Baumgartner, Downing & Co
Rothschild & Co
/
"Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.—
XX
^./;X
company
several
Butcher & Sherrerd
.
.
electronic's-nuole^njcs
the
*
3,094 shs.
450.000 shs.
*
200 shs.
—,
of
Hecker & Co
1
by President Kenneth J. Gerrfieshausen
shareholders.*
•"
^
./•:-/.* f
-
to
$100)
names
Pehing.ton, Colket & Co.___._
/
reported
message
.the
to
are
1,000.000
4,274 shs
■
'
Sales
which
151,600
'•■-X'X
'/X
1,000.000 shs.
Paul C. Kimball & Co.__
X
EdgertongrGerineshausen & Grier, Inc.;—Annual Rpt—
Operating results' Of the dompany in 1961 were" the /best b^' far in
its
of
factories and plan¬ '"//i'B. C.
','v'• X—V. 195,
new
pfd.
XX;';r"v;:','
XX'1
.
Toronto, and associates offered publicly in Canada,
.$15,500,000 of 'this firm•Sf51/2'% sinking 'fund debentures,
series C, dated April l, 1962, and to mature April
1,1982.
The ijsueswas priced at 100.50 to yield 5.46
At the same' time,. it was announced
that private
placement had been arranged, at par, for $4,500,000 of
cumul.
10c»
stock (par
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
metropolitan Chicago, Cleveland, and Minneapolis-St. Paul. The com•pany., is. also Investigating other major marketing
areas,—'V.195, p/ 6.
as
stock
-respective number of shares of common
of debentures which they have agreed to
.:
'per - share .in
per
v'
1,000,000
cumul. pfd. stock (par $100)
Common
been
areas
$166,600
■
1977
1,
:,5 V\%
to. Dec. 31'
homes
additional 305 sold but not. yet delivered.
future" developments
5V2% subor. deb. bonds due Dec. 31, '79
junior subor.
conv.
debs, 'due
*6Va%
.*
space.
stock
common
at
$10
share.
a
ing represented the first public sale'of
of Family Record Plan.
XXX/'"
income,
equivalent
any
This offer¬
of the stock
■
5% debentures to mature serially, April 1,
of. 57- cents a share on the 738,640 common shares outstanding on
1984 to
PROCL'IDS—'The entire net proceeds from this sale will go to certain
Dec. 31, 1961.-For 1960, the
April, 1, 1969, inclusive.
company reported net ineome of $323,451,
vselling .stockholders and none will /accrue to the company.
the equal of,44 cents a.share.orx the
J35,700 shares outstanding at.
Net proceeds will be used by the company to repay
XX BUSINES—The company of 2015 W. Olympic Blvd., Lo« Angeles,
X the" end of the -yearV;-'
//-/XyX.'/ V-XX/•»,
-,X/: Is engaged in the business of
.bank loans and for other corporate
selling a portrait ...program enti ling the
purposes including
'
Mr,
Germeshausen states; that .the rate of increase
ill
purchaser to receive a. specified number of toned photographic .tnrearnings
capital expenditures.
accelerated
as
the year 'progressed.
The
annual
rate
of
sales
'V
1
''
'
•
■
.
.
'entriprise
BUSINESS-—The
;
operate:!
^;sfec'oftd^ha!f''^entuiVr'?cpinpfi0^
-of
operations.
dustrial
Th?
interests
terialsf;' Headquarters
"".The:enterprisetar
coal
one
-plants
t.he
cohipanv,
^from;about* $14 million in the first quarter to an
$25 million in the final; three months. Earnings
.
its
in
now/
the. company
•
in three major in¬
pulp and paper, chemicals a-hdi building maof
the
company
are
at .2243. Sua
Life
Bldg.,>.
are
approximated/those-of-the "first
six
months.-~V.
annual
in
193;
of
rate
the
final
quarter
;;**;;.7:;.V
.1225.
p.
Offering of
pany which
classifications:
"Montreal.'-^
"
of
by
fd^ersifie^: asd^ welt bdlatldSd. group>
fa
rose;/ X traits over a period of years.
The company
over X
.been engaged in such business since 1946.
Were
.i ■■
''''
commenced* ill 1903iwith1, the establishpierit
was
distillation
plant
subsequently built
at
Svdney,
Nova
at'Montreal,
Scotia,/and
other
Toronto, 'Sault Ste.
shares
March
on
did
9
affect
not
consisted
of
'
308,747 /shares
L/
EdUr>troiiics, Iftc, / ^ Common Offered-^Gn March 22,
■Packer, Wilbur & Co., Inc.;. Earle Securities Co.^ Inc.;*'
Joel,.-.Zuch & Co.; and Bernard L. Madof, New York City,' announced the joint offering of 80,000 shares of
this firm's commorti stock at $4 pervshare.
The Offering
v
of
the
such
Marie
.on
class
of
B
common.
share-for-share basis
a
on
the
in
each
total
of
"number
the
of
into
and
its
predecessor have
X
:
.
capitalization;of the
com-
200,000 shares of common arid
The latter ,/fclass
is* convertible
stock,
common
shares
subject-to
li'^Fation
a
which
may be converted -hv March -1
1966,> inclusive.—V. 194. p. 2333.
*
1963'to
years
.
the.
Financial
Corp. of America—Proposed New Name-rDevelopments" emanating from these" distilling operaX"' See Security Title Insurance Co,, this issue.
in
the company's expansions into, chemicals,
T
'
marked the initial public sale of the
wood preserving
and building materials.V!\V. • '•'
company's common
^
' "Xi•'.•In 1939 the company entered the salt indust-y and it is now, through X shares-./,Gar Wood Industries,-Inc.: -Quarterly Report
X/'*
/•/'v.:Xx; "X;/fn
a'.wholly owned subsidiary, Sifto Salt (1960)
"■
Limited,
one
of
the *<
PROCIEEDSr-r.Net proceed^ from the financirig will. bV/used for cottPeriod Ended Jan. 31— '
'
■XX'//:.'"" ■:
1962
1961
largest producers of rock and evaporated sill in> Canada.
'■
tinuecL development; and felling of • Electronics Teaching Laboratories
Net sales
:
and
Hamilton.
tions-Jogicalfy
-
:
resulted
.
.
.
,
■
.
=
•
;
In
.
I
1951
acquired a majority share interest in Chemical
machines; *devblbpment of I the industrial- sales division : of
Bay ElecCanada Liinited; the balance -of the common shares
..,.trQnics, 'the ...predecessor .company, to enable the company to acquire
-held-by General Aniline & Film Corp., a -major .Ameri- > additional lines-'of .electronic supplies to retire certain
loans; and'for
chemical company. / ••
,•
'
•!." 1
generalXvorklng funds."
s;
X
;
of/which
can
•
..
.
.
.
.
,../•
....
•
.
.'..---v..
.
u
Gypsum,. tLime:
X /BUSINESS—The 'company of.136-05 35th Ave., Flushing, Nv
Y., was
/organized;on Sept. 27, /1961 to acquire all of the assets subject to
liabilities" of. -Bay sElectronjcs -Distributors of 1
Long /Island,-*whfohtrop'
eratedXa^^a :jdistributbr. of 'an *extensiveTine bf /electrohics :parts..and
•.'equlpmentX-Th'e. coinpany : also, has completed prototypes and is ready;
;tc- elrgage;in; the production of mobile .audio recording and playback
equipment designed, for use by. elementary schools,; high schools,
..
-
'
\ ' ^ »
fhe. buts^andy
X
ih^lSGI lthe -companvIcATp^fed- thc 'acauislticvn- of, all
ing common shares of- Howard Smith .Paper Mills," Limited and ac¬
quired over 93 ',*>■ of jhe outstanding common shares of St. Lawrence
Corp. Limited. Among the interests so acquired were ownership of The
Co.- • Limited /-and
,; Arboyite
"than
'•
and
Huron
Forest
!'^CAPITALIZATION-
GIVING EFFECT TO
First 'Mortgage :Bond6g;X,!..v<, f C'
bonds,-: series
.
Products
PRESENT
V«.
'B.'X
due
a
Aug./
}f?k.
1,
t;
v;
'5%'
sinlcing fund idebs:, series "A," due June i, 1965
5'A% sinking-fund debs., series "A/Vdu? June I; 1978
6 V4%-sinking fund debs.,,series ."B,*1 due May 1/ 1980
5%
debs.*, •: series "C,"
maturing serially April -1,
•*••
.
■".»i
i
•»/y-
1964,
/t./c-5I/2%
Howard
/
1
f irst
*
»
.-.$2
*'
Preferred' Shares
of-Subsidiary
Smith
Paper "Mills, Limited-—'
mortgage bonds, 1950 series 3%
1952-1970
-
15,000,000
:•
*
/. /
•
■
•
clue
cumulative
•
redeemable" pfcl."
(S50
<
"
.
22-, 100,000* shares of -this firm's
(x$3rper! share.XX
*,
.
-
thermocouple/laiices."
of
"
'
;
.
par )160,000 shs,
"Paper Co.; Limited—
: / "/ V
/;•'"•/
// .'■''•/First' rtit.ge. 3}&%' bonds,pseries*f'B" land .'C'^-clue
""
/'" July 1, 1962 .($3,190,000/payable in U. S. funds)
Lawrence
Corp.
Limited—
.
X*
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
XThis
no
'
■
,
sales
The
of
.
Philadelphia,
and (sale
m/etals
in
the
of
range
degrees/F. ^ The company also assembles
or non-disposable
parts required for the
of
the
and
is
cn-
sells
the
operation
•
are
sold
to
steel
■
„
'
5rc
X
Hinde
shares
of
.the
par-
&
Dauch
Limited—/
'
3!/2%
'Share
_
/
"ilue
of.
$100
earh
'
cumulative redeemable pfd. shares, series "A"
series
Capital
debentures, due
of .the
-J / '
r'-_
1962-1935_l../„__-_____
Company:
Cumulative redeemable preference shares (par $23.50)
Common shares
(without*par value)__t_2^_-___/_2_2_i
V.195,
•/
.g
$2,400,000
-
521.x
X*
the
sale
will
.laboratory
be
used
to
and
,
"»"/-• *'
300-.000 shs!
14,322,200;shs.
..
On March 13 stockholders
split" the-company's common
stock
Elizabethtown's
.
'*
stock
•
value to
At
outstanding
of
a
from
two
approved
for
600,000
one.
complete
shares
annual
meeting.,
W.
S.
Potter,
President,
of
of
$68,400,-
21.8% over
' X X *
development
firm
1960.
'
'
sales
of
homesites
total
a
volume
the
over
totaled
volume
a
1960,
at
of
of
when
v
amassed
volume
in
the
prior
year,
when
'
sales
home
$19,035,128.
1,252
Development
eight communities on both Florida
$49,365,624 in 1961. This represented
:
net
Genersl
its
$40,704,490
33,250.
Development's
that
said
homes
lip
in "1961
23.2%
amounted
from; the
sold.—V.
were
194,
to
1.538
$15,447,507
p.
2333.
to shareholders, said that earnings
$8,546,900
after
$9,950,600
ih the preceding year.
The
taxes
in
the
latest earnings were equal to
year
ended
Doc.
31,
1961,
compared
$1.60 per common share.as against
$1.86 in 1960, based on 5,356,432 shares outstanding at the end
X
Net sales in
—V.
195, p.
1961
865.!
were
•
of
1961.
$57,848,200 compared with $58,761,500 in
1960.
....
advances.^—
to
increasing
of
was
$20
par
March 20.
reported
earnings
This
for
/X
.
Precision
subsidiary
$5,000,000
Precision
proposal
basis,
1;200,000 shares of $10 par value. Date of record
the
a
gain
community
and
with
Split OK'd—Net Up—
company
on
in
President,
37,862
General
the
a
:-v"X;*'X'r XXX.
$6,868,612
The company, in its annual report
: v
E/izabethtown Gas Co.—Stock
reccrd-sales
1931,
-year.
was
were
!
J
shares
of
and
'
equipment;
notes
31,
General Portland Cement Co.—Sales, Net Down—
1
and
outstanding
of
reported
"
augment its
development program;
other development costs for various
research
21.8%—Net
use
■;
133,631 shs.
/'.
from
"
.
Preferred
proceeds
1316.
for 1961, up 17% from 1960's net
equal
to -$1.05 per share
on
6,569,525
outstanding for 1961, compared with 90 cents on each
of 21.3%
lot
volume
v.
laboratory -facilities 'and'.purchase
engineering/staff to -implement- its
purchase of materials, testing and
research programs ahd-to retire
gain
units
F
refineries.
/ PROCEEDS—Net
-
..
.V
net* sales
ner-
and
has
Dec.
preceding
home-buildiug
Income
Yoars,
/ 'General
measuring
degrees
ended
in' ,the1
income
shaves
A.
net
disposable
2,000
193, p.
.
*
a
St.,
corporation
year
Florida
net
coasts,; for
manufacture
-Fla.,
fiscal
6,550,637
H.
.
,
big
average
*
.
Tulip
5619
Red.
,
$56,151,997
$5,870,219.
of
stock at
par common
the
of
reported
Offered—The
The .lances; ^8;r3.y devices, used -for
the. temperature .of miolten
tc. 3.200
; manent
•
,
Miami,
for
752
./.of tlie-thermocouple, Isthcie including the iron pole to which the dis¬
'//
posable" lance1* is< attached, lance holder;fittings, high temperature lead
v '/,;>.
/-/'wires-and other parts, tools and equipment needed by users to assemble
$3,692,500
and
operate .the thermocouple lance.
All of the' company's products
lportgage/sinking, funds bonds
/
//.,/ ■*
•/.X'.;
5%
series "A:" due AlJ1'h 15, *1972.___i._'__4_._ii $.15,147,000
Vai:' X 4% % series "B;",' due April 15,1972* (payable/in '''*
*' - I/'
/"i.
U..S.
5.503,000
/K
5%
series' "C," due May 1,
1978^_L___u_^p_lt.._'_..' 11,943,000
'
"i '.Sinking fund deben:ures l •>* ' */- f
: Vv-'
•1 '■*/
/
A '•••-X
'•*
* 63A%• series "A,"*' due June' 15, "1980
15,000,000 -F'
125 Maiden Lane, N. Y.—V.
Sales Up
Development Corp.
Higher—X1"; •
"X'"
-..-/" .p.,..";
First
.>
1,146,184
VXXX'X'X"'"
General
-■
St.
-
corporation
.(York,
'
•
publicly.on March
.
$5,375,000
shares
X X;
2666.
p.
has called for redemption on May 1, 1962, through
the sinking fund, $1,500,000 of-its 47/« %/ eqviprrvnt; trust
,.fcertificates due
May
1,
1980
(series
58)
at '100.47%
r»l'.is Accrued
-dividends. '-Payment/will be made at the office of The Bank of New
investment, banking firms of Harrison &
Co., and Robin¬
& Co., Inc., Philadelphia, offered
* V-
-1,/-/X
Dec.
;V*X'-X;.//' ;
"Electro-Nite Engineering Co.—Common
■":
__-«■——-r-
'!;/
v>; ; BUSINESS—The company of
X.;-;:: k/-gag'eji '/primarily, jn the design,
Companies:
Donnacona
'
520 848
1,146,184
/.
General American Transportation Corp.—Partial
The
..
'
■
:
son
15,500,000
.—
Debt'-«nd
193,
outstanding____.
'operation of
„
?-•
5-
22,250,000
TO
-
'
;
.
4,000,000
:
..
issue)
*$6,537,077
363.985
shar-s
.
vip/:
t0.'-1969*>^.2wrj4_^f_2!,_.*
__-L_l___.-_L_x._l'.
4:500,000 :
debentures, series-"C,-' -maturing April 1, 1-982 X
(this
Funded
•—V.
Outstanding
Notes payable to trade—1i.
»
$72,337
Notes payable/ (secure,d)/
i/XXi-i-iV'/'f/
1,722
■. Common stock (10c par) jLi.X. 1,000,000 shs.
269,000 shs.
V. 194, p. T945:
*
!
*v "
/
"..£Tv' '.X;
•/;'..
:,./
h'X.'V!X:'d/gX'
X -CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
-/^j*:-Xv'X;-X
•"•• •:
$2,700,000
/.X
;
FIN ANTING t./ j
.COutstanding * *',
1970
Debentures'
./
/..collegesjandlndustrial.organizatiqn'forteachingpurposes.
Co.
Lirrtited, more
98% /of the outstandliig .shares of.-Donuacwia- Paper "Co., Limi.te'dover 63.%- of. the
outstanding ahares* of Hincle & Dauch Limited. '
T X 3 Vz% /sinking^ fund
,*
&
than 70 yefars
more
'
-
^___
..
.
-
loss
Common
.
,
•...•■
In "J 959 -.the
dompajny .purchased :the
assets
of
Alabastine. Canada, -Limited which had a history of
of -successful operations.'"' •' ;
"
«■
I
Net
.
-
are
.
•
$6,163 377
the company
Developments Pf
'
Corporation.
James : W.
Fortune
week
an
X
Corp.—Subsidiary
Equipment
Royal
Corp.,
McBee
Corp.
Acq.
purchased
in Royal
*
General Precision Equipment, and
Royal McBee, announced earlier this
agreement to complete the purchase had been reached.
Murray,
Peter
that
the
Equipment
of General Precision
50%-interest held by
Ryan,
Chairman
of
President of
Royal Precision, which manufactures and markets scientific and data
The Commercial ahd Financial Chronicle
.E«aiT^taU "The
$6,900,000 sus¬
charged to our
loss of approximately
by- Royal McBee in this transaction will be
account."—V. 195, p. 976.
tained
surplus
of
a
Alirens
Ginn
Co.—Earnings Forecast—
&
and-earnings for. 1962 for this leading textbook pub¬
forecast'by* President, Homer C. Lucas, at the company s
annual stockholder meeting.'
;•"•
ewow,
Mr
Lucas
estimated the company would earn $1.20 per shaie in
1962 (ending Dec. 31)
011 estimated sales of $34,000,000 compared to
1961 earnings of $1.12 per share on .-sales of $32,664,588 in
1961.. In
1961 earnings increased- 28.8%and sales increased 20.6 ic over 1960.
"The "12 cents quarterly dividend rate will be retained," Mr. Lucas
said.—V. 194, p. 318.
were
*
estate
.
*
of
.
jfrom the sale will .be invested in real
properties, primarily in the southeastern' U. S.
BUSINESS—The Trust
was
created under Chapter 108-6 of the
Georgia Code of 1933, as amended, pursuant to a Declaration of Trust
Net 'proceeds
debentures
25 years,
The
3,
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters have
Beneficial Interest
Shares of
(withoqt par value)
to
agreed,
,
Co.__—
&
Johnson/Lane, Space
Lemon
*
L-&-.
24,000
Curtis
&
Co.:—
The Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,.*
Inc.——
Blair
10,000'.
Budd
»Co".',. Inc
1,500
Beil & f Hough," .Inc.J___'__:.
7,500
Neal. & Waggoner
Crawford, • Inc./
Wyatt,
7,000
&
this firm's
stock at $42
share was
oversubscribed, and the books closed. The offering was
made by an .underwriting group managed jointly
by
Bache
common
&
Co., Dominick & Dominick
Tegeler <& Co., Inc.-^-V. 194,, p. 634.
a
Dempsey-
and
Alabama.
The
with
and
processes
and
states
under
and
to
various
of
for
tlie
built
was
largest
of
the
stock
is
and
-
per
>
-
.
goods.
green
two
1947
in
Realty
has
Of
25
to
Earnings
at. Cullman,
land
The
Cullman,
it
until
is
now
buildings
and
at
is
on
25
a
lease
year
which
began
on
!March 1, 1982. -The- rental is $4,900
renewable at
option
the
the
of
for
company
at the same rental and on-the same terms and
initial term of the lease. The-company maintains a
years
New
Louisiana.—V. -195,
Orleans,
640.
p.
(139,92.1)
64,264.
"
$0.05
______
1323.
and
Operational earnings for the,year of $3,257,b00; br ^l.i6
15%"higher
•17%
oh
per
sLare,
$2,822,000, or $1.03 per share,.. reported
shares outstanding on December 31, 1961,
$4,248,000, or $1,51. per share, an increase of
the
than
1960. Based on 2,804,898
total
,
income
equaled
the
over
-
1960
total
income
of
$3,624,000,
$1.32
or
share,
per
2.749,855 shares outstanding. Special Income of .$991,500, or 35 cents
'per Share,'compares; with i960 special income of $802,000, or 29 cents
per share.
: ,./■
^
// •; ;
Up
.
Total
.
_
sales ,of
$92,146,000 ;for. 1961
$90,9.79,000 reported last year.—V.
-
;"
4
'«" ,Vl
were
\
\>
higher- than!.the
slightly
194, p. -744.
v
«
'-•
'
'*/ '"4,
LeecenNeville Cot—Six^ Months' /Net
-
^265^
?
1113
;
Lear, Inc.—Earnings up 15%—•
were
$36,429^000 'from $34,195,000 > in; I960.—V. -194, rp.
per
191, pp.
1961
$4,881,063
■>
-
(I0ss)i_____!
share__-i_l_________
,
1962
$6,053,851
31—
Highest sales and earnings in the company's history were announced
by Albert G; Handschumacher, Lear- President.
1
/
: ;
: 1
,for
;E^tnings ••Up't-;.;
under
company
lease
the
as
earnings
—V.
earnings of "he
company for
1961 amounted-to $1.22 per share compared with $1,21;
per
share for the previous year.
Consolidated net income for 1981
was
$2,940,000 compared
with $2,926,000 for- 1960.V Sales '; in
1961*
increased
the
and the
office-at
Net
the
that
announced
to
Period Ended Jan.
sales
.
has
;one
been. expanded
the,\State.
Net
has.^b^n'\appomt^<]3tfifnsfer ;agent" and 'regis-;
Jthe! corporation.^-V4. 195, ,p.\ 977.-, ;
■
President,
/
^
factories:
Kropp Forge Co.—Six Months' Results-—
1947.
International Flavors & Fragrances Inc.—Sales^Net
P,)-Walker,
company
and
sub¬
Corp.,
;
in
1957; and terminates
year
and
Appley; A6spciates"-y- 194; p.
canned
and
The
.canning
and
factory
canning
leased
1,
term
a
the total outstanding capital stock
and 80% or more of the total
or more of
Yona
in
equipment is also subject to mortgages.. The plant at Uniontown i$
owned by the Uniontown Development Corp.,; Inc., Uniontown, Alabama,
March
10%
Is
company
Pharr
;Cullman. are owned ;by the qompany but. are subject to a. mortgage
in
the. amount; of y$3,0b0.. Certain ;of »■ the .company'srmachinery; and
1982
the
all
its
King
of the State
the
sells them both under
ships its produce
also supplies the Armed
Among other items, the company
beans, Irish potatoes, okra, corn,
them
labels.
countries,
tomatoes,
operates
company"
,
Alabama
and
105,196
outstanding shares
31,
laws
of
Alabama, and the. other at Uniontowii, Alabama. The plant at
.
•
of
name
cans
other
foreign
canned
blackberries,
The;
upon
International Paper. Co,—Sales,
.
shares of
packs
completion of the offering
company.The offer is conditioned
which
of
"The Bank of New York
!,
Grolier, Inc.—-Secondary Oversubsribed—On March 21
was announced that- a secondary , offering of
111,500
it
>
1.000
1,000
.
Sterne, Agee & Leach__—
r
stock
common
acceptance by 51%
C.
McN?el-45»Co.;-l—1_C—-
/ —-V. 195,;P;: 2551.
,
.
$500,000
March
due
Inpak Sy.sterns, Inc.—Appointment—v
.
2,000
10,000
and
label
own
Forces
-
25,000
15,006
;1O,0OO.
5,000
2,500
J. C. Bradford & Cd;____.
-Kuhner, Vollebregt
Gerald
>
-
.
trar for''the common, stock; of
2,000
2,000
&* Co.,
French
7
.
15,000
A
.
2,500
1
Cullman,
:"v y:u.
.'y
office
principal
/pimentos, crowder kjpeas and sweet potatoes.
debentures of the other concerns by April 1, 1962,
which
expiration date may be extended.
Lafayette National Bank,
200 Montague St., Brooklyn, N. Y., is the exchange agent.
The
company
is also offering to exchange
101,658 class B and
50,000 class C shares and 30,000 class A stock purchase warrants for
all outstanding class A shares held by 13 persons, some of whom are
Chisholm & Co.,
Inc.
20,000
r
Hirshb^rg,-Inc._
Intf.—
H. Hilsman .&,Co.,Mnc
J.
<
&"*
24,000
..
exchange
to
concerns,
subsidiaries
debentures
and
.3,000
.
In
48
sales
debentures
..4,000 W ^partners of Herman'
3,000
___——j.
Varnedoe,
»
-
Clement A. .EVansV &
Norris
Inc.
class
estate
become
upon
-
5,000
24,000
24,000
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
&
Kistler & Co
& Co
Doolittle
j, w. Tindall &Co
Hattier & Sanford
A. M. Kidder &■ Co.; Inc.Pierce, Carrison, Wiulbum,
,-
Corp.
Johnston;
its
of
real
14
will
7,000
6,000
24,000
& Co.u—__
E. Hutton
W.
The
Powell,
,24,000
Francis T. duPont & Co—
—4
^
par.
McPhillips,' present Chairman "of the Board has had over .35 years
and is a .man-of recognized stature
this
industry. The company purchases freshly grown fruits and
into
.
Shares
Corp.
-.
in exchange for
public, by the company and its predecessors. The com¬
is-presently managed by members Of the McPhillips family, who,
generations1, have been prominent in the food; business.'Julian
their
*
.
45,000.
.
of-,
was
and outstanding
consuming
•In
Shares
-
amount,
■experience in.the: canning business
,•
h;""'/"!/
.
&
offering
convertible
of
Southeastern Securities
40,000
24,000
Co._—
&
Dickson
is
company
capital
•
.
'Co., Inc.^._---——•
& .Co,, .Inc.—
Teller
ordinated
to
Shares
'
•'...
■
Iric,
i, 1978. : Of the
four
B.
:
into an agreement
follows:
as
are
..."
Co.
&
were
.C
*
.
Debentures
—
organized under the
was
1946. 'The
6,
...
entered
v
is-one of -the oldest and best^known names' in -the South. For'
43 .continuous .yeurs this brand'of. merchandise
has; been sold to
conditions
severally
have
sell,
.
&. Co., Jnc._
Bruno
Albert
set forth-below:
S.
J.
.
Wilkens
shares
below
the
lor
Exchange Offer—
335,050 shs.
named
over
to
to
Hopp. & Co.
Rubin, Rennert
the terms and conditions set forth in the underwriting
purchase from the Trust the respective number of shares
on
agreement
R.
their best efforts
use
The
Unlimited
pursuant
company
Arnold.
Outstanding
„
underwriter!
UNDERWRITERS—The
Courts
the
Inc.
1961,
proceeds
c
/
y
company
Aug.
on
.
-
—-
located
which the underwriters, as exclusive
agents of the company, have agreed, to use their best efforts on, an
"all or none. basis" to sell for-.the."account".o'f the company, 100,000
shares of class A common stock.
The names of the underwriters and
the
number
of
shares
of
stockwhich
they have
severally
agreed
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
Authorized
-
'
with
Alabama
;.vgopds
205,196
"101,658,100,000'50,000 '
45,000
'
45,000 .
-
J.
GIVING
(10c "par)'—-—'
stock purch. wts.
A comm.on,
/
•
Operations,
12,
Dec.
the
..
offered to the public at
BUSINESS—The
of
"vegetables
'250,000
time
,114.
March
a
capital.;;
-
*
»
Class
.
the Trust is in the Trustees, who
are
Richard W. Courts, T. Richard Garlington, Joseph W. Jones, Ben
J. Massell,
Edward Everett' Noble, J. Elliott Scarborough, Charles H.
Bradshaw, and Ralph Hayes.
CAPITALIZATION
-
issued
were
which
p.
;Net. proceeds will be used by. .the ro.mpany. tQ, repay
I qnrrent .debts,. ihgrease, unveh{orig$ • and-expand -working
pany
.
at
195,
.
•
.
$493,612.63
•
1,250,000
control of
and
'
,
(10c par)
intention of doing, so.
management
*
Class C common stock
,
Full
$500,000
•
Class B common stock *( 10C.par)
Class A common Stock
"
"real estate investment trust
under an amendment to the Internal Revenue Code-which became effec¬
tive on Jan.
1, IS61.
There are as yet no final regulations under the
Internal Revenue Code with respect to such amendment, and the Trust
will attempt to qualify under the proposed regulations of the Treasury
Department.
Under this amendment, a "real estate investment trust"
may generally lie regarded, for, Federal income tax purposes, as a con¬
duit rather than a taxable entity.
Although the Declaration of Trust
permits the Trustees to conduct the Trust business in such a manner
that it iwouId not qualify as a real estate investment trust, the Trustees
have no
due. Inarch 31, 1982-a
Capital stock:
Ga/.
of the Trust is to provide investors with an opportunity
through the Shares, an interest in diversified properties consist¬
to own,
-
•
.
.
80,000 shares
offering
holdings
amount being
.
purpose
ing principally of real estate/ "
The'Trusvt is designed to qualify as a
■
Mortgages .payable
i" ■
4,681,840.48
Sundry liabilities;;V\ 130,032.97
earlier
Atlanta
V'their
'"•-
*
20-year 10%
.
and may be renewed for an additional 25 yea*/s'
terminated- by unanimous vote of the Trustees.
The
office of the Trust is located -at 200 First National Bank Building Annex,
for
,
Outstanding
v Authbrized
debt: ■
_>
subordinated convertible
Long-term
the Trust shall
Pursuant to statutory provision,
1961—
22,
NoV.
dated
unless
Court. SU,
'
,
public
company,—V.
tures dated Jan. 1;' 1962 and due Jan.total, apprpximately. $124,000 principal
fered to holders of- the company's notes
5%% debenture bonds due May J, JL968
EFFECT"TO PRESENT FINANCING '",*
CAPITALIZATION 'GIVING
.
additional
The
a
the
19, 1962 offering circular
Mayes, Inc., Birmingham, Ala., offered $300,000 of this^firm-s 6xk% subordinated convertible deben¬
investments.*/'
16
to
by
Offered—Pursuant to
,
estate
continue
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
Hendrix &
Brooklyn,. N.i %},' was
incorporated on Oct. .6, 1961; pursuant to, the Laws of the: State of
Delaware, and was duly qualif ied do do business m the State of "New
York on Oct.- 25, 1961.. "" "!/> *\ *
The primary activity of ..the, subsidiaries to be acquired herein,
up
to the present time, has been the purchase of properties suitable for
improvement and their-.renovation apd improvement .to obtain higher
rentals.
The subsidiaries'have,-at various times, operated such prpp,erties
and, at other times, sold the developed properties after the
rejuvenation process has been concluded.
The company intends to
purchase, exchange, sell, operate, improve, develop and manage build¬
ings and other real estate -properties and generally continue to operate
in the same manner ,as *the subsidiaries, " .' *
' %
*
■„
' *
BUSINESS—The. -company
Offered—
Pursuant to a March 16, 1962 prospectus, Courts & Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.^. and. associates, offered publicly 368,000
shares of beneficial interest in the Trust at $12.50 per
share'
real
for future
and
Estate Trust—Shares
Real
Southern
Great
.
King Pharr ./Canning
v
1962, Arnold, Wilkens & Co., Inc., New York City,
associates offered publicly,'100,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $5.25 per share. .Net proceeds
will be used by the. company for the repayment of debt
and
sales
Record
lisher,
1960.
received
14,
»
31,
pursuant
y
Offered—On March
Herman & Appley, Inc.—Common
;
Dec.
Publishing Co., Inc.
Ahrens publishes three magazines
directory for the restaurant and hotel industry,—V." 195, p. 402.
stock
and
1961, all the common
and in October and November,
technical books,
of
Precision
jointly owned by General
computers, .has. been
processing
.
(1428)
8
.
'
'
'},??$.
JJpW
*
"
vr5
v
•>;
-n --
;Sales and earnings for .the coinpany continue to sfet jecords.
In /Announcing " figures; coveringthe first. six monUis. of its fiscal
Presldent:P>v H.. Neville aiid Executlve Vice-Presiderit J. S Allt
reported impressive sales and profit increases .over the first six months
-.!;
„
year,
-• *
Internationale Paper, and its " .domestic '.and foreign £ sub- *
or the: compainy^"'nsiml"ear/^:on^;veA* "go/
totaled $1,044.775,840"or1961,. up .3.2% -4 oyer the preceding
t - - And,-, they /added,
"all ^indications' point ' to a record ^peacetime.-sales
reported by Richard.-C. Doane, Chairman of-the Board,* '
.year vwith..accompanying /ejeord 'pa-putsvpyoviaed."the general economy
and Lamar M, Fearing, -President. 1
;
* -m '
-maintains .its present levei§ between now., and the end of our fiscal
Net earnings at $72,002,094
were-slightly in excess of earnings,for^
"year,-/July -31."" *
1960, which amounted to. $71;668,594. 1961 earnings amounted to $1.71
Messrs. Neville, arid; Allt noted, that/sales for-the six-month period
a
share (including. 12 cents from a: sale of, capital assets) as; compared
»ended Jan., 31, 1962 totalled $8,549,740 compared -to. $6,857,358 for .the
to $1.70 a share In 1960 -(including two cents from a sale of securities).
same
period one year ago. .Net income for the six-month period, just
1; Dividend payments; during; 1961 to holders of International Paper;
/ended was .$330,139 or $1.31 per share, compared to $16,270 pr. 6 .cents
common
stock
amounted to $43,112,668 as compared with payments
per
share for - the six months period ended Jan. .31, 1961.—V. . 194,
of
$40,730,274
in
1960.
In December each year stock dividends .of
p/ 1948.
'
*J
'
2% were paid to holders of common shares.—V. 194, p. 848:
.
Sales
by
.
'
sidiaries,
it
year,
.
was.
..
.
■
.
Gulf Oil Corp.—Annual Report—
,
corporation's
The
sustained
Net
net
in
amounted
in
of
cents
30
September
1961
of
addition,
holders
raising
The
of
the
was
This
13,
report
which,
several
had
1960.
in
decisions
out
23,
cents
higher
the
the
1962,
rate
paid
were
of
of
as
world-wide
a
industry.
year
acted
was
a
again
quarter,
per
$1.46 per
1961
oil
the Directors
share
per
rate
that
years,
a
million.
This
higher,
in
while
U.
thus
share.
in
year
First
among
a
these
oversupply of crude and
depressant upon prices.
effect
Gulf's
on
and
Eastern
operations;
earnings,
however;
the
continued
earnings for the tirst -time .exceeded
figure of
$204,000,000 .compares
with
represents
60%
outside
Hemisphere
of
Gulf's
the
of
operations
U.
total
S.,
last
earnings.
net
year
income
resulted
was
in
which
increase
of
oil
earnings
vailing
where
in
most
operates.—V.
income.
at
193,
and
in
year
but
price
many
sales
both
volumes
revenues
realizations
areas
of
the
pre¬
net
earnings
the most successful in Ken¬
the volume of health
r 1
''
"
' ' ] *
further increase in
a
•
t
F.
the last 17 weeks Of
I960.—V.
194,
\
*
7.43.'
p.
1
company
realized
Garvice
D.
gain
net
a
Kincaid
of
$379,619
in
after
1961
2778.
p.
taxes,
offering
common
In 1961 included
gain
'
V
V"
Kentucky Central's
stock
a
short-term
•
on
March
23
of
150,000
stock at $12.50 per share.
from the sale of
Kincaid
Mr,
when
it
subsidiary,
a
said
the
company
for
also
$1,650,000
made
in
of the Guaranty Savings
Alabama.—V. 194, p. 2442.
"
•
•
major
a
cash- the
Life
A
acquisition
business
Insurance
of
of
Co.,
last
proceeds
Gascoigne,
to
off
pay
chairman,
balance,
65,000
the stock
of
bank
and
shares
BUSWEBS—Hayden
bi-weekly magazine
of
sold
loans.
James
each.
850
3rd
S.
of
the
shares
and
will
use
■/ Two stockholders—T. Richard
Mulholland, Jr.. president, sold
•
Ave., New York City, publishes the
Design."
In August, 1961, it acquired
F. Rider, Publisher, Inc.,
publisher and distributor
"Electronic
John
20,000
Kenwin
Year
'f ".5*
.
V
\
••
■
Dec.
31—•
;
;
Income
before
Provision
for
Federal
Federal
Income
:_z_- *."$ 1,682.468
tax_c_--^-i.-x:__'_ -:
income-tax-*...-
"
.
Net
Per ;
.
35,714
-A
* Record high.' ,'
$ Calculated
on
standing Dec. 31,
S'A Ar
the
1961.
be.sis
There
~''A-
of.
~
shares
of
common
notes
due
Stock
1963-'82
6,980.009
25,000,000
' / •"
' :'/
900,000 shs. *
10,000,000 shs.
"
($10
par)
cum..„
par)-_*._--/
company
was
.
000,
increase
an
shows
,'.$$0.26
that,
1960.
•
of
1950
since
the
residents
250,000
•fourth
out¬
185,400 common shares outstanding
Suffolk
Nassau, and
in
population of the territory,
;7o',523
stock
in
-
'--While
•
j.
the
"
....
in
-area
;.••.
620.000 shs.
8.429.446 shs.
incorporated in- 1910 under the Trans¬
Counties
and
supplies electric and ,gas
the
contiguous
Rockaway
City). The company's execuCountry Road, Mlneola, N. Y.
The
York
according to company estimates, is 2,160,of 116%.
The 1960 census of population
counties in the. United States' with at least
1950, Suffolk had the greatest and Nassau the
90
greatest ^.percentage
"
6,960.000
25.000.000
.
($100
stock
$240,003,000
due
-
Queens .County (New
.tive .offices are located at 250 Old
'A:-''
265.400
were
■
-
debentures,
fund
1969____—-
promissory
'. "
peninsula
37 157
-.
-84,157
share^_^^;^_' -,|$0,3i
1,
'
Unlimited
—-—^.-$240,000,090
.
Stock:
•service
107,680
;
.
Series
sinking
Outstanding
Authorized
'
■
Bonds—-.-—
BUSINESS—The
^
company
to f inds
TO PRESENT FINANCING"/
GIVING EFFECT
portation Corporations. Law of New York and
<1960
ex¬
Stock Purchase Plan. The nature, amounts
financing will depend in part on construction
from time to time.
-•
.
Outstanding
Common
$1,485,946
*119,871
program through 1963, the
will be required in addition
•••/"-*
♦
/ " Preferred
•.
"v-r;
"1,, .' i96JL'> -".
v
——j-'J JL—
Sales
transmission
Electric
1963.
Employee
future
Mortgage
Capital
Mont¬
•
the
of
,
'
'
;
Shops, Inc.—-Annual Report—:
Ended
^
/. 5Va%
■
four-
a
in
and market- conditions existing
3? »%
-
the first public offering of stock of this
pub¬
lisher of technical books, and books and
magazines in
the restaurant, and hotel field.
was
company
„.
First
capital profit
the Domestic Life & Accident
division
gomery,
under
May
purchased
$30,000,000
about
Long-Term Debt:
of Louisville.
Co.,
construction
this
that
CAPITALIZATION
>'
;•.*
.
Park
the
system.
timing
progress
-
of $259,762
state
the
announced
*V":"
'
Island
at
include
expected to be provided by depreciation accruals and retained earnings,
/the sale of the common stock offered hereby and the sale of common
announced.
the 60-year-old -Anchorage insurer rose last year to a total
of
$14,569,445, as compared with operating expenses of $14,449,588,
including taxes/payments to policy owners and beneficiaries, and a
$1,665,616 addition to reserves. All figures are record highs, Mr. Kincaid
said.
station
,
finance
To
estimates
<•
Income of
;,
ciates
PROCEEDS—The
Barrett
cost, of substantial additions to the 138 kv
Expenditures for gas property include-the cost
of a third facility for. the delivery of natural gas into the company's
service
area..-These estimates are subject to changes in costs and
"availability of labor and materials.
-\ i?.;
J
The
.
of. utility
for. construction
used
transmission
/ ,'
^
Co.-^NeVHigher-r-.
Kentucky Central.Life.&.Accident
,
be
penditures
.
to 2,051,-
outstanding increased from 2,028,220 in 1960
New Yorkr City, are the priri*
*
PROCEEDS—-The .net. proceeds! from
will
for
shares
Insurance
shares of this firm's
all
were
;
*
the sale . of .the common stpek
plant.
...../'- Construction expenditures
for' .the period Jan. 1. 1962 to Dec. .31,
! 1963 are-estimated at $114,000,000, made .up as follows: Electric. Prop¬
erty $85,000,000 (production $32,000,000, transmission $15,000,000, clistritu.tion.$38,p0.0.000j, Gas Property $20,000,000 and Common Prop¬
erty. $9,000,000.
Electric production, expenditures include the cost of
a 185,060 kw turbine generator to be placed in service at the Edward
;,
at the end of 1961.
During Kendall's last 16-week period of 1961,
earnings totaled $2,026,000, marking an increase-over $1,782,000 for
year
the
cipal underwriters/
1961, Kendall President
annual report.
The com¬
the
1961 were $5,012,000, equal to $2.37 per common
share, compared with $5,102,000, or $2.44 per share; the previous year.
Publishing Co., Inc.—Common Offered—Carl
M, Loeb, Rhoades &
Co., Inc., New York City, and asso¬
the
in
'products
nursery
history and featured
hygienic products.
•
>'
Net
world
Hayden
It
other
dall's
a
of
revenues
contrasted with
year,
levels,
low
by
other
World-wide
record
affected
the
sales
the-previous
net
were
of
from
above
the
adversely
throughout
Gulf
1.5%
were
products
were
stockholders
and
derived
were
2.5%
and
told
surgical dressings, woven and nonwoVeh fabrics,
elastic stockings, and pressure-sensitive tapes.
Kendall's sales of $123,950,000 were up 11%
over the 1960 total of
$111,617,000. Sales of finished fabrics'for apparel and industrial usage
showed a marked rise over the previous year, and sales of diapers, baby
and
and «W.- C, Langley &. Gov
■
the com¬
acquisitions helped
moves-and
organization
Higgihs,
manufactures
pany
President
earn^n8s
crude
R.
expire April 2. / Blyth & Co., Inc.; First Boston Corp.,
to
to establish record sales of $123,950,000 in
Richard
.
decline.
$3.3 billion,
Kendall
Recent
pany
knitwear and
which
S.
Hemisphere,
March/16 with rights
r
.
876
States
domestic
1958,
Western
United
Gulf's
v
Kendall Co.—Sales Set Record, Net Down—'
by
Common
climb.
the
and
the
at
Jan.
five
annual
confronted
the
upward
slight
of
On
by
an
throughout
for
from
$78,000,000
the
$3.13
the cash dividends. On July 25,
regular quarterly cash dividend from
dividends
1961.
to
points
situation
Earnings
In
to
two
in
states.
report
$200
compared
reflected
was
the
dividend
difficulties
global
their
Oct.
cash
continuance
products
share,
per
to Stock¬
.
.
,
Gulf's
1961,
<
holders
The company is offering its common stockhas called, for redemption .on April 19, 1962; through
operation of the sinking fund, $545.,000- of, its first mortgage bonds,.
hplders the1; right -td .subscribe foy ..an additional 421,'472
5%%
series,- due June ' 1"; 1990 at; 102.61%
Payment, will be made, .-commoR shares at $50 per share on the basis of one new
at the First National Cii^. Trust Co^ n;.Y.—V/-194, ;p. 348.
"
^ "
44/ \,f"•
V
\'-V
% \
J. >
? ; J
•"
<>.;] V*
' V, '''""V,"
shar^ fojr -ehch .20 held jof - record
company,
increase
to
increased
dividends
annual
variety
totaled
1961
December, making a total cash distribution for
share as compared to $1.00 per share in 1960. In
stock dividend was distributed in December to share¬
record
the
cash
in
year.
Dec. 31,
on
per
2%
a
of
Increased
previous
and
$1.10
Jersey Central Power & Light Co^—Partial Red'n—
.Long Island Lighting (Do.—^Rights: Offering
.
.
$3.21
earnings
share,, and
per
subsidiaries
the
over
shares outstanding
to
net-
Directors-
the Directors
to
2.5%
105,404,018
Increase
Board
1961,
25
increase of
an
the
on
earnings
The
of
year
The
134,329 stockholders.
of Gulf and consolidated
earnings
Gulf's
60th
to
$338,537,000,
Based
its
This was pointed, out by W. K. Whiteford, Chair¬
Board, and E. D. Brockett; President, in the 1961 annual
mailed
report
marked
-1961
in
growth.
the
of
man
operations
"
served
increase
'
Is
v.
in
population
; / '
"/
/,. • •-.
predominantly
between J950 And
,
./- /
'
the company's
residential,
195
Volume
Number 6145
commercial
from
,
industrial
and
.
Financial
Commercial and
The
.
quadrupled
dends
has gradually in¬
eastward, in Suffolk
County, ..which, however, remains an important farming and fishing
area.
The electronics, aviation and missiles industries are the largest
in
the :territory.
Local employment has
substantially increased as
numerous
plants erected in recent years have absorbed most of the
share
revenues
since
and
1950
the
ratio
thereof
Industrialization
creased.
is
to
customers
total
rapidly
have
revenues
in
labor
the
preponderance
the
The
nation: and
*
■
majority
UNDERWRITERS—The
retail
4':
.,
of
sales
'^}
:
underwriters
to
below of the shares
the
of
tained
in
writers
in
the
below,
have
severally
of the underwriting agree¬
in
respective
percentages
for
673,215
sold
The
First
W.
C.
Inc
Co.,
Boston
Langley
&
C...Allyn & Co:_______u__ 1-.95
Dillon, Union •- V
A.
R. -W.
Eastman
Securities
&
Co.__.l_,——
shares
Stanley &
Allyn & Co
C.
Harriman
Hemphill,
?
Hy Hentz
W.
&
Co.
Hutton
E.
Smith
&
Walker
H.
White,
Inc
3.10
__
Auchincloss,
.
Bache
&
Weld
&
-
,
,
$2.26
to
the
share,
per
which
of
interest-charged
above
sustained
•
offset
than
more
stock
common
eight cents
from
share'resulted
of
owners
the
Barth
J.
and
A.
1
• %o-:v
.30
Co.____
1.00
Co., Inc.
.60
&
&
&
Co._
W.
equivalent'
to. construction in 1961.—V. 195,
the
in
&
&
Co
Co.
Lehman
,30
Irving
Mackall
.30
.__
971.
p.
'
Blair
&
Co.
A/ E.
v
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
&
Dallas,
the
At
>
shares
in
$29,992,620
amounted
of
record
new
a
$30,776,322,
of
2.6%
Brown
Alex.
Brush,
Bros.
Butcher
&
reported
$585,244 or
W.
meeting
a
proposed
approval.
a
an
after
year
:
to
cents
—V.
will
meeting
New
split
York
15
vote
also
declared
of
the
record
regular
March
&
&
Co.,
VTR
See
Inc., this
issue.—V.
I.
du
Pont
&
2545.
<
The
Ended
Year
Dec.
&
&
1.00
Co.
Co.
—___^_
Boston
sales___
Net
,
'r'
_______
Income before
Federal
taxes____.
--
i
Earnings
Average com.
—V.
194,
$72,409,808".
4,285,624
p.
share outstanding
shares outstanding for the year__
426.
average
com.
'
$2.68
1,366,899
&
Stone
Hemphill,
J.
Co., Ltd.—Proposed
,v.\7",
-i' v%!.';;7 i -
...
'The company has reported to stockholders that it plans to raise
$5,000,000 of the capital required by an issue of common stock to be
offered to both preferred and common
shareholders, probably on the
of
basis
will
is
for
1
subject
to
Marsh
Stanley
also
decide
the price
of the shares.—V.
McLennan, Inc.—Common
&
Co.,
New York- City,
190, p. 974.
headed
nationwide'
a
March 21, 673,215 common shares of this firm's treas¬
ury^ stock at $44.50 per share. The stock
sold.-: ,*
•"
:.:7
•
White,
F.
Inc.
Dean
—V.
195,
.30
Co.
Wood,
Wood,
"
.75
Inc._.
Biddle
Yarnall,
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Net Up
J.
was
quickly
S.
McDonnell,
interim
financial
President,
statements,
Earnings
Dec.
31,
share
per
1961,
Dec.
on
31,
six
compared
as
$1.84
to
for
$1.75
writers reserved
Net Income
35,000 shares for sale to employees of
-V'
offering, the stock of the company was
held solely by officers or by or for the benefit of their
stock
was
held subject to
—V.
Before Federal Income
Taxes
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
will be
agreement,
applied
and
received
the
by
company
from
the
225,000
to meet certain obligations under the repurchase
remaining proceeds will be added to working
any
capital.
BUSINESS—The
ganized in 1923
which had
age
been
founded
ness
and
in
agency
active
in
many
offices
in
34
as
firm,
of
231
successor
a
So.
to
a
LaSalle
Street, Chicago, was or¬
partnership of Marsh & McLennan
carrying
on an insurance brokerage and agency busi¬
operates one of the largest insurance broker¬
businesses in the United States and Canada and Is
1871.
It
other
cities
in
parts
the
of
the
United
world.
States
The
and
company
maintains
institutions. ;;J-y
REVENUES—For
reported
income
455
and
the
commissions,
of
$4,801,412,
1961,
year
fees
and
which
-..r
****
company's
income statement
income of $46,799,801 and net
equal
$1.92
to
per
share
on
2,502,-
to be outstanding after sale of the stock now
being offered
delivery, of. certain shares, pursuant to purchase contracts.
In
prefcedihg year, '-domihlsisions, legs and other income amounted to
same
basis.
and
net
since
its
income
was
$4,571,552
,.',
DIVIDENDS—The
$1.83
or
per
share
on
the
r
company
incorporation.
It
is
has
paid
the
intention
cash
of
associates
firm's
directors
In
to
of
Trust
the
Co.
$49,365,702
been
472,843
425,000
enable
it to
its
own
trade
and
appointed co-registrar
p.
1210.
the
of
misses'
dresses.
The
its
lines
Sales
of
quirements
year
prices
pay
divi¬
involved
in
are
the
in
designed by the company primarily feature,
been designed and developed by the company for;
Approximately 50%
of the company's fabric re¬
produced to order in foreign markets, thereby enabling*
to
utilize
United
producing
unusual
States,
such
fabrics
because
fabrics.
of
not
the
available
trade
nor
15
of
have
each
than
more
a
year
sinking
fund
beginning in
$3,100,000
principal
1967.,
:
.
,
added
1961,
of
adjusted
at
skills
reasonable
and
labor
to
$116,808,500
corporation's consolidated capitalization at
give effect to the sale of the debentures,
in
long-term
debt
and
14,302,362
shares
of
stock.
corporation of 260 Madison Ave., New York City,
are
engaged principally in the purchase, manu¬
subsidiaries
processing
1319.
of
National
Union
Electric
period, C. Russell Feldmann,
jumped 33% in January over the
Chairman and President stated.
issuing the 1961 annual sales
earnings figures for the diversified industrial manufacturer.
in January,
1962,. totaled $3,142,075, a gain of 33%
over
$2,254,468 in January, 1961. Net income amounted to $134,421 against
$19,224 a year earlier.
and
Sales
For
a
-
all of
1961
NUE had
share, compared
Sales
—V.
in
1961
with
totaled
net
income
of
$962,214,
$817,490 equal to
$36,517,713
compared
14
cents
with
equal to 17 cents
a
share, in 1060.
$36,089,922
in
I960;
194, p. 2336.
,
dresses
use.
company
each
debentures
March
on
$1,550,000
Mr. Feldmann made his comment while
The
which have
exclusive
its
1961
a
and
FEATURES—The
than
National Union Electric Corp.—Sales, Earnings
Up—
company
manufactures
primarily afternoon and "dressy" dresses. The dresses retail at prices
ranging from $25 to $110 with 75% of all dress sales being under $40.
fabrics
less
products and glass containers.—V. 195, p.
receivable,
inventories, and hire additional employees.
women's
Offered^—•
and distribution of diversified lines of dairy and
other food products. Product, lines include fluid milk and
cream, cheese,
ice cream,
butter, a variety of gorcery products, certain chemical
accounts
subsidiaries
lines
in
The
30,
facture,
195,
company of 1919 So. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles,
Delaware corporation which together with its two whollyis the successor to a predecessor -business which engaged
design, manufacture and distribution to retailers of several
is
FUND
BUSINESS—The
BUSINESS—The
Calif.,
exceed
1961, NARCO
the company's
220.
p.
CAPITALIZATION—The
offered
finance
highest
that' "we
should
an
Dec.
publicly, 100,000 shares of this
stock at $7.50 per share. Net proceeds,
$636,152, will be used by the company to
at
$9,286,467,
said
30,
also will
♦
897,843
1,000,000
1,003,413
has
of
ended Nov.
business, retirement of short-term indebtedness, and maintenance
adequate working capital position/
The sale of the debentures
help provide funds for additional investment as opportunities
arise in foreign markets where operations have increased
substantially
during the past five years.
<
of
2,003,413
corporation.—V.
sales
fiscal year
of the
1960
common
estimated
the
dividends
York
the
pre¬
general
corporate purposes including investment in plant and equipment, carry¬
ing of increased inventories and receivables resulting from the growth
Elliette, Inc.—Common Offered—On March 19,
1962, F. L. Rossmann & Co., 40 Wall St., New York City,
in
the
other
was
TT1. 7
shares
$43,507,532
-
the
r «* •
; ;
New
stock
the
of 1962, Mr. Riddle
upward- ahd for ,1962
rest
continue
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be
to the general funds of the corporation and will be available for
Miss
and
195,
not
consisted
Bank
common
increase
Canada.
Its business embraces all types of insurance, reinsurance,
general
average.adjusting and actuarial services; its customers are principally
industrial,
mercantile,
utility and .transportation
corporations
and
financial
the
sales
debentures will be redeemable for-sinking fund
purposes
initially at 100.20%, and at the option of the corporation at prices
ranging from 104%% in the 12-month i-period beginning March 15, 1962.'
They will be redeemable at 100% on or after March 15, 1987. However. <
they may not be refunded at an interest cost of less than 4.36% prior
-
Rentals Corp.—Appointment—
Chemical
for
that both
note
15.
of
common
and to certain repurchase agreements with the
company.
consolidated
amount.
.
194, p. 2226.
Mobile
voting trust
a
1971
year %
1961
"
will
providing for the retirmeent
outstanding on
shares outstanding
$49,545,262
——
—
the
sales
our
SINKING
McGregor-Doniger Inc.—Annual Report—
Year Ended Dec. 31—;
to
peak.
March
unaudited
a
is ♦interesting
New York City, announced a> public offering of $35,000,000 of this film's 4%% sinking fund debentures due
March 15, 1992, at 100%% plus accrued interest from
?
of $167,968,084
it
ers,
.30
Co
on
net
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lehman Broth¬
sales of $175,452,008 in the
sales
on
Provision for Federal Income Taxes—
Net Income
the company and its subsidiaries.
shares
&
.50
1.00
Co
stockholders
National Dairy Products Corjr.—Debentures
On March 22,
;
Sales
The
&
told
earnings for the first quarter of 1962 also slightly exceed
figures for the first quarter of 1959, the company's
to March 15,
on
and '
this
-
1960.
Earnings represented a 3.59% return
six months period, compared to 3.54%
ago.—V. 194, p. 1385.
total, 225,000 shares were sold by the company
448,215 for the account of a group of stockholders,
including certain officers of the company. The under¬
families.
Inc.—4
Co.,
net
history.—V.
1.75
shares
3,402,219
for
Montana-
.30
Co.—
based
3,425,732
'
v:.
for
company plans to issue
1962 to permanently finance
for the year are reported at $16,158,787, as against
$16,750,839 for the previous year.—-V. 194, p; 637.
V
4c ' "'V J**f+ . ■
reported
months
were
:
financing
The
637.
the $10 million mark.'Mn
.30
company
earnings after taxes were
ended Dec. 31, 1961, the first half of
its fiscal year 1962. This represented a 6% Increase over the $5,950,381
earned in the comparable period for the previous year.
for the
$6,301,386
Of the
to
Beane
6%—
that
announced
194, p.
%
v
temporary
Corp*—Sales, Net Down—
Mr.-Riddle
believe
747.
p.
as
program.
Discussing prospects for the
.30
Inc.— 2.00
_1—
&
issued
be
construction
?•'
<,*
participa¬
were
vious
1.20
&
Gundy &
Struthers
and
Prior
__________
Inc
——
Witter
;
;
are' to
25%
a
comparable
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
.25
.30
Co
&
:•/v
.75
Co.
Williston
R.
Minneapolis would each have
$156,000
and
Inc.—
Co.
Co.
&
of
>
Bank, ?
earnings for the quarter were $174,321, or approximately 17 cents
share on 1,035,274 shares of common stock outstanding, up from
or 15 cents in the first quarter last year.
per
.30
Co.
J.
Inc
&
&
1.20
Co
Hutton
Co.
&
Weld
City
Net
.25 !
—
1.00
Son
Friedrichs
E.
Offered—Morgan
group of investment firms which offered for public sale
on
&
&
Fay,
&
Wertheim
First ♦National
the
net sales of the corporation and
subsidiaries for the
28, 1962, the first quarter of the company's fiscal
$2,233,000, up from $2,098,000 a year ago, James M. Riddle,
Jr., President, told the annual meeting.
expected
that rights to purchase these shares
the latter part of May. The whole matter
approval of the Board of Commissioners of Public
will
&
is
It
Noyes
&
Weeden
.30
to
quarter ended Feb.
-7-
&
directly
Consolidated
year,
.25
.50
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
during
the
Utilities .who
v
7.
be" available
&
Hilliard
B.
J.
Inc.
v.
:
.30
Inc
Walker
issued
be
National Aeronautical Corp.—Quarterly Report—
'
1.00
H.
to
issued from time to time during 1962 and would
than one year after their respective dates of issue.
<
1.75
Inc.
G.
Co.______
Co. Inc—
&
'
Inc.——
Neuhaus
Underwood,
& Co.,
Partners
Hayden,
1,165,247
'
1.75
Hafris
$2.25
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
Rights Offering—
Ripley
Miller
V
.30
an
sales
.25
1.00
1.00
■
structural
sales of
1.75
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
.25
Inc__„
Co
Co.
Hayden,
V
Co.
&
&
&
'
compares
Net
.15
Yeatman,
Co.
t
^
clay products company's annual report lists net
of $170,274 Or 24 cents per share for the 12-month-period.
witli net earnings of $652^392 or 91 cents per share
for the year ended December 31, 1960.
1.75
Co.—__
&
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc.
Spencer Trask & Co—
.50
Gradison
D.
Hooker
;
Co.
2,625,124
3,755,598
per
&
The
This
.
Mosley
gas
electric
r
earnings
Securities
Suplee,
.30
both
in
and
year
.50
Corpj.i
Inc
56%
A >
has announced substantially reduced net earnings
ended December 31, 1901- on a volume of sales which
approximated those of the previous year.-
Brothers & Co>r,_—.30
Frank,! Meyer
Fox" .30
Co.
-
corporation
the
.30
& Webster
&
gains
represented
mortgage bonds in the fall of
Natco
The
for
.75
Boyce
Stroud
with proportionate
revenues
total.
note.
1962
construction.—V.
Co.____
Stone
'
totals,
Gas
1961
and would bear-interest at-the prime, commercial rate at the
The Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis and the
each
sell first
.25
CO.
&
-
that
reported
company
be
more
would
notes
Scribner_7
Co. Inc
Staats
&
in
The
Stern,
.
1.75
Goodbody
R.
Bros.
Stern
.25
1.75
Harriman
1960
5,818,598
;____
.25
2.00
.60
Hallgarten
$69,273,786
—_
income
income
Net
;
Corp._<.__
Co
Inc.
Greenshields
1961
,
Stein
Goldman, Sachs & Co
>
Smithers
S:
William
tion
Dakota's
.50
&
F.
1.00
Corp.__
the
issuance date.
.30
Ine.___——
.60
________
Glore, Forgan & Co._____
,
Co.
Agnew
.30
Co.
Co.
Southwest
Co.
&
Singer, Deane &
Smith,, Barney &
stockholders
Privately—
First National Bank
1.00
Co
1960
the
of
would
not
notes
New York,
1
.50
—
3human,
notes
mature
.50
& Co.
Rothschild & Co.____
&
The
The
c
1.30
Inc
Renshaw
&
Shields
.75
•
.50
._
Schwabacher
1.75
:
Co.,
,to
was
revenues.
44%
Sell Notes
.25
Mosle
F.
•j
* .25
Inc.
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.
Rotan,
Co.__
_7_;__7
Co.,
L.
•
Co.
-
;
,,.V
On March
16, 1962, the company, of. Minneapolis, Minn., filed
with the Federal Power Commission seeking authority
issue-up to $12,000,000 of promissory notes.
.30
Gardner
&
&
Rodman
Folger, Nolan, Fleming <S
(& Subs.)—Annual Report-
31—
.50
Union
&
&
First
First
W.
Maremont Corp.
The
Inc. 1.20
Co._
&
Ferris
cents
Riter
.30
1.30
Dillon,
Co.
&
Reynolds
.25
Co.
Estabrook
Co.—Acquisition—
193, p.
.30
.50
&
Co.______
Pierce & Co.,
\
application
..50
.50
report
4% .from the
To
'
1.30
&
Rauscher,
2,500
■■
net income
electric
revenues
Jaffray & Hopwood__.50 •
Pressprich & Co.
__i 1.00,.'
W.
7,500
;•
income
975 or
-730
Co.
Reinholdt
Inc.__.
Co.
Co
Curtis
&
.50
Co.__
&
Fulton, Reid & Co.,
Rubber
&
Putnam
Securities
116.
p.
Mansfield Tire
.25
Inc.
Co
Equitable
dividend of 12 Vst
on April 16, 1962.
payable
R.
Dominion Securities
Elworthy
9,
Directors
quarterly
30,
Piper,
.50
Dominick,
Eberstadt
F.
in
April
20
&
Securities
the
at
Co.,
Skaggs
Francis
May
record
.25
.25
&
&
Son
&
Northwest
.30
—
Dickson
S.
Cook
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Corp.__
Podesta
Dain
M.
Newbold's
Co._
&
Co.____
Co.
J.
Co
&
Pacific
Co.
Cruttenden,
Roland
.30
&
&
Eastman
13,
stockholders'
to
of
Moore,
1.20
Inc.__
30,000
;_;
-
—
M.
>and
.30
The
Corp._
annual
.50
Corp.
March
be
and
stockholders
be
to
will
notice
to
on
subject
stockholders
stockholders entitled
stockholders
194,
stock
of
meeting
in
Model,
♦
.30
.50
Co.
Sherrerd
1960.
R.
.50
Smith
Newhard,
Clarke
&
The
split.
the
Directors
The
held
approval by stockholders of the stock split, the
increase in the dividend to 60 cents a year, or
Upon
propose
Board,
three-for-one
a
The
stockholders'
annual
1962.
the
annual
The
Ohio.
Dayton,
of
&
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Mitchell, Hutchins & Co. Inc.
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
Ohio
30,000
30,000
—_____
was
$4,731,167 and earnings $2.02 per common share
7 ;'V
Heskett, Boar.l Chairman,-- indicated satisfaction with the r
-"modest gains" made in utility revenues, and earnings during the
year,
pointing out that they were made,despite below-average yields on nonirrigated lands in portions of the company's service area. ;
Total utility operating revenues were $32,947,752
in-W61, up $1,268,- '
in
Pierce,
W.
Clarke
W.
Dominick
(E. F.) MacDonald Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
At
Hutchinson
.30
Co.____
Co.,
744.
p.
its
Net
.50
.30
&
Collins
Drexel
directors
Inc
Co.
.30
Securities
John
R.
$725,554,
shares
.25
Inc.
&
Co.
_>____7—
Corp.
1722.
consolidated
.30
H.
&
&
Co.
$5,161,714-in the year end Dec. 31»~ 1961,
equal after preferred dividends of $839,125/ to $2.13 a share on the
;'average number.of. shares outstanding.
7
.50
.5
Inc.
Howe
Dodge
Davis,
the year before. Earnings for fiscal 1962
equal to $1.15 per common share on the basis
outstanding. This was a rise of 23.6%
above the
93 cents per share reported in fiscal 1961.—V. 189, p. 2677.
to
630,323
i7
Co.
Co."
Co.,
&
&
per
194.
In
.307 t
.25
Denton,
&
Sherrerd__^__;
Rossmann
Montana-Dakota Utilities, Co.—Earnings, Revenues Up
.30
.75
under¬
stock;
,
1.75
Co.____-
;
.30
Leonard & Lynch__
F. S. Moseley & Co
1.20
Mullaney, Wells & Co
.30
Slocumb
Burns
Co.
-severally
the
in
corporation
cents
—V.
1.75
•
515jG00 shs.
have
contained
reported 1061 neb earnings of $595,788, equal to
share for 1,693,696 shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1-961,
with • net earnings Qf $21-4,062 in- I960, - equal to 13 cents
per share for the 1,684,158
shares .outstanding Dec, 31, ^1960. Sales
for the year 1961 were $24,666,695 compared* to
$19,611,151 for I960.
35
1.20 '
Inc._L__
4
Sons
&
Cooley
above
&
Co.
&
t.
1.75
__r
__________
&
&
Lynch,
Fenner
.25
&
Courts
increase
an
Co.______
Co.
Merrill
L.
194, p.
.60 :
McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.__
1.75
______
Co.
below
named
conditions
and
$200,000
>
compared
.30
McMaster
»
,
Molybdenum Corp. of America—Earnings Higher—
-
.50
•
.30
Inc
&
Outstanding
..
underwriters
terms
common
Butcher &
-V.
:_
.75
Common, Dann & Co.
the
on
same
resulted
the
chain listed its common
effective March 16. %;
retail
Exchange,
Masten
&
.60
Bradford
C.
J.
Julien
time, Mr. William Levine, Chairman, and Mr. Morris
President, stated that sales for the year ended Jan. 31, 1962;,
Levine,
of
Texas
Stock
Co
&
&
Simmons_^__
of
Laird
The
Corp.
Coe
McDonald
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Richard
This
&
Co.,
Boettcher
Childs
:
&
McCormick
1.00
4
Shares
.50
Co.
Brothers
McDonnell
______
the
Goodbody
.25
&
Lundborg
1.20
Inc
&
Clark,
Levine's, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—Sales, Earnings Up—
American
shares
F.
,30%
&
Higginson
1.00
Inc.__
Co.
Lemon
Frex'es
Lee
.50
Co.____
&
Inc.____-_
Inc._
Langley
Lazard
,
to
L__
cents).*' 1,000,000 shs.
Baker, Watts & Co.
.25
Blair
Chapman,
amount
C.
.30
Eichler
Becker
'
.25
Co.*
Stearns
,
G.
William
in earnings per
efficient operations-
decline
of
Kalman
&
Co.;
Inc.:
l__ 7.251
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 2.00 ;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds______
.30
.
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
gain
more
share
per
subject
aggregate-
an
—__——
.75
&
Bear,
Co——3.10
$19,043,000,
The
1960.
growth
cents
13
was
FINANCING
&
Clark,
Corp.
Johnston,
■
1_
Baird
Bateman,
Nineteen-sixty-one was another year of solid accomplishment, share¬
holders of the company were advised: in the utility's annual report.
Strong customer growth of 21,004 new electric and 10,415 new gas
customers, an increase of 270 kilowatts in average yearly residential
electric use and the addition of 9,576
gas heating
customers aided
LILCO in achieving a record year. /
Revenue rose a
record $15,654,000 to a new high of $161,018,000."
Electric revenue increased 10%. Higher space heating sales raised gas
revenue 13%. /• •%'' •»' ".-V:...
•»,- ■
'/.'■?./' >
'.'Net income of $21,953,000 for the year
1961 was reported. Income;
for
PRESENT
writing agreement to purchase from Miss Elliette the following number
The Johnson, Lane, Space
.30
available
r
%
Co.
Battles
W.
E.
'
.30
Baker,
Weeks &
Co.___i.__
Burge & Kraus_
Ball,
1.95
Inc.____ 3.10
■v;\ Annual Report—' /'*;•
con-
■
Illinois
Janney,
.60
.50
Inc.
Whipple
1.95,
Co.
conditions
below,
'
The
1.20
Parker
Watts
.
forth
set
'
Co.
W.
Co.______^_
&
Witter
Dean
v
&
Baker,
&
&
the
March 20, 1962 the under¬
to
purchase,
and
the
have agreed to sell to them
■
8.05
Corp.__
Inc.
Co.,
Redpath
Robert
3.10
Anthony
Day
L.
R.
G.
3.10
Pierce,
Lynch,
Fenner
Tucker,
Co.' Inc. 3.10.
&
,
■
Inc.„ 4.35
Co.
to
50
'UNDERWRITERS—The
stock, of which 225,000 shares are to be
448,215 shares by the selling stockholders.
and
,
1.95
&
Corp. '
.
&
Bacon,
Co.
Barney
TO
agreed
stockholders
percentages
Arnhold & S.
Stone & Webster Securities
'
1.95
Brothers
Merrill
.
Co
1
•
subject
severally
Co.__.
Securities
Ames
E.
1.95
&
Smith,
1.00
&
Kidder,r Peabody
Lehman
Shields
Sachs & Co.____ 3.10
Ripley & Co.,* Inc.- 3.10
Noyes &
Co.:;
: 3.10
Goldman,
A.
1.00
&
EFFECT
;
stock., (par
of common
company
Bleichroeder,
Co—__ 1.95
&
Co.
Brothers
and
%
1.95
-
Hutzler
'
Glore, Forgan & Co.__:—___ 3.10
&
Salomon
,
-----
__
Pressprich
Rand
3.10
_
selling
respective
Morgan
S.
Curtis
4,000,000 shs/
"
agreed
terms
set
pursuant
Moseley & Co.__'_U-___ 1.95
Paine, Webber, Jackson &'■'/' 5
•
Corp.____14.00 *■
Co.______14.00.
Outstanding .
2,502,455 shs.
'
A.
F.
--_j.___14.00
the
the
the
by
the
have
below
and
of
not subscribed
GIVING
indebtedness
Sundry
Common
Authorized
underwriting agreement dated
an
named
company
last
•
!'
V
par)_l_!—___.—_i.,/
(no
UNDERWRITERS—On
named
stock
common
stock
Common
severally,
doubled
• /' •
'
•••'•
American
&
CAPITALIZATION
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
:
subscription offer:
Blyth
per
for the
>
Nassau
have
-■
.
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions
ment, to purchase from the company the
forth
quarterly basis arul.vta. de©laie.-.ak dividend ©6. 30'cents
quarter ending June 30, 1962.
a
9
Authorized
County and the
wage earners
are
employed within
in the area is among the highest
County
income
capita
Per
and
state
"years.
Suffolk
of
territory.
the
in
five
force.
(1429)
spreading
...
growth
on
Chronicle
.
•
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—Sales, Net Down-r-
The
company has reported
consolidated net sales of $23,056,340
with earnings of $870,708 or $1.33 per ©bare for the year 1961.
'
Sales declined approximately $1 million from the 1960 level of $24.-
032,893, when earnings
In
amounted- to $1,450,523,
I960 the company had 642,215
660,000 at year end
1961.
or $2.26 per share.
shares outstanding compared with
Eugene
reduced
to
said
He
sales
of
that the pompanys
available and
profitable brsiness
of
dev.
total
i
if
,
rf;
Nationwide. Corp.—Net Up
that net income,
alohg with its equity in the undistributed earnings of other companies,
increased 14%
in 1961 to reach ,$5.7 million.
:
Net income of $894,716 was about $14,000 below 1960 due mainly
to lower yield on government bonds. However, ,the corporation's share
of the undistributed earnings of companies in which it holds inventments was $4.8 million—about $700,000 above the $4.1 million of 1960.
At the end of 1961 the corporation's equity in the capital and sur¬
plus o'f'companies in which it has major investments, plus-the imarket
value of its lesser holdings, was placed at $53 million, a gain of 13 fo
Ohio, holding
Columbus,
This
reported
company,
company's-sales 'and- earnings -for <1962
The
sales
both
told shareholders
the company
year's,
and
sales
With
stantially
earnings
and
1962
in
for
earnings
consolidated
owned
to
in the
Net
for the
company
$34,358,900 in 1961,
were
and
earnings
for-I960
of
Nestle-Lemur Co.—Annual Report—
before taxes—
taxes—'
.
760,795
*
,
-
to
to
■<
♦Adjusted
1
_
t
-
of
the
military sales.
Report—^1
in
'
Public Service
Higher—
,'
,
■
-
//'
share
per
to
1961
In
in
' "'/'
1960
on
.The
stock
the
end
the
of
of
of
49',
after
from
df gas.'—V.
sale
the
of
the
194,
for
corporation
$157,549,000,
to
3,837,708
adjusted
small.
Co.
havanf
thn
the
shares;" The
shares
increase
outstanding
of
year
a
at
194, p.
mid-year,
1426.
--
of
income
Trunkline
-
'ill--
•
^
ll%^-
Up
^
stock outstanding on Dec.; 31, -196b
quarter of 1961 Reeves Soundcraft had sales of $1,825,000from operations of $91,000. In the first two• months of,
common
i' H.f/
/!'
at an annual rate cf $7,500,000, Mr. Reeves concluded.
are
White
'
.
%
Reichhold
This
-*
'
*•!. \,y.
'
•
Plains,
N.
Y-.
>%
***"*,
K
.•'•-V.-./'O;
'V1
•,
i:.
Chemicals,- Inc.—Sales Up, 3.%—
,';v
£
'
record sales of $102,-the- volume of $9,9,172,000* '
-l
«
-1
'
:':! Net
profit. ' however,/ dipped to $215,500 from $3,351>009 in I960-'
reflecting the effect of the; shortage and high price of naphthalene/
326,000
*
for. 1961,
previous
reported
company,
increase- df
ah
3%
over
*
year.
*
,
-
Class
shares,
based
brought
was
«
to
$1,436,230,
75
or
cents
sharq
per
virtually
100%
in
1960.
"Hurricane Carta
on
rig employment and, in addition, reduced
effect
Auction
because
repairs
facilities
some
could
revenues
be
for
made/'
1961
were
Mr.
were
damaged
$7,956,941,
In 1960,
also an all-time high. The
entirely, to reduced drilling revenue
partially offsetting factor was
of oil and gas which totaled
an
and
had
said. "
LaBorde
of'7%
which
Increase
of
-
*
in
estate, payable in monthly instalment
Equipment
obligations
under
Credit Agreement
Common stock ($1 part
the
-
•
' /
II~I
■
Penn
sh^/nf6!?16151' t0 p.urc.hase from the selling
shaies of common stock set
opposite
Hornblower
.
&
C.- Wheat. &
v
*
.
Fstabrook &
8,000 '
195, p. 525.
8 000
r
:I
1,000,000 shs.
have
in
Shearson,
Hammill &
Burnham
&
Inc
at
the
source
on
dividends
came
to
$309,529
,
-
f
:/./.-
...
^
.
•
;
*
^
^
/' ///
//
-tion and prpduction of ah audio-analgesia devicq in 1960:; At the- />,-!//■ •*
compared With.
same
tithe;-a" $200,000^/credit'will be "picked up as a non-recurring.
%'/■
earned $.50 per sharespecial item for income'dax provisions for prior years 'wliich are .
share for the previous yeav, based on the;.:/no longer required.
The net of these .^two special .iteips/.$567,214.
-The company
year.
adjusted:fbr/a/two-for45.00Q addWional;-shares;.
was>;fleduqled- ifbm h96i "batnihgs, 'resulting/hnvhet" income for
year/ after Apebigl - items, of *$55,382 or fivb cents- per :$hare.. 7 ;
the
*
.
*' 7
•
*
.
in
*
-
•
-v.
Tool
/;/
«r
Industries1 set
new
;
;
"records
sales
last
12%
to
„
$24
record. •
jumped
1961
,
37%
to
.
B'nn
i
$1,354,672,
/•
*zl
v"-"./,'./' J
"
,
equal ;to: $2.46
taxes/and.
a
after
after
taxes
by
qri' accounting' charge
$47''000
which
reduced-/'net; income
>
:
.
Fuel
Gas, Inc.—Partial'Redemption—
The corporation has balled for redemption on ;AprU.'l/'ig82;/
the
'
share.".-./ '■*
per.
:-Jtend^a'a^'th^Sme^
Philadelphia Laboratories^ Inc^Six-MGnths'^R
'
;A(
t
rpppnt
ft-
manufacture!'
niAfitino
nt.
/" The: 1961
Co.2^
8,000
4,000
.
1l_„_
4,000
.7;/.--'
'.
,
A«i ay^1com^on,^to?H bP»nbm?d, put-
fho
ahnuai/k-ebort- o!" Rochester Teiephohe/
.
.
» V.*
year of greatest .accomplishment,''
-
"
"
Cites 196l/as-
C.,
"thei;
Net income to the company increased'
of
the
that
sales
for
the
six
months
•;:///-/'
/% ,'
same
period of the previous year.-Mr.; Harmatz also" reported that
.
their current fiscar year,V; // t Royal Industries, Tnc.—Salea Up; Earnings Down--'/;/■
per share.
/ This Los Angeles company, achieved sales of $14,588,000 and net
The President expressed optimism in the
continuation of the .upward
income of $400,000,. equal to 35 cents per share for the year ended
trend in sales, and. revealed that the firm's sales force has recently,
Dec. 31, 1961. it was announced by J. R. Johnson, company President.
been increased about 30% .—V-.
194,/p: 850. - /
/ In
1960,
Royal Industries reported
sales*" of $13^390,730 and net
income of $467,583 or 42 cents per share.- Because of /a tax loss"
_
were
,
__
_
_
period,-the first, hail, of
$30,108.59, with earnings of 13.2 cents
;
■
Pir*0-WQod
suant
to
a
Industries,
March
Co.,
New
Inc.;
Inc.—Common
Garry-forward," the. company's provision
Offered—Pur--
1960
19, 1962 prospectus, Arnold Malkan"'
York City, "/offered publicly 45,000
Federal
Mr.
;
to
$50,205;.
income /taxes
Johnson
said
at
on
its;present
/
April
name
on
6.
.
1959
as:
Pir-O-Wood
September 20,
;
•'
Gommop
'
:.
-
'
*"' *
;
(10,d par)J_^__^_-__„_T^_______
Sundry Indebtedness -r—■
Common stock purchase warrants
—V.
194, p.
,2445.
5Sh J.
-
'
adopted
/ / ///, "'.,
/ "-'
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized!iH
25,000
See
•
.V
?
and
rate-which amounted
pre-tax
profits in
1961
to
.
for'
for'-
,
$385,000.'-
.
•
represented new"
General
Precision
Equipment Corp.,-this
issue.—'V.
195, p.
I
1023.,
Sangramq Electric Co.r-rEarnings Higher, Sales Dpwm
Net
to
.
dOO.COO shs.
$11,500
.s:
!
^Outstanding
500,000 shs.
$11,500
■
/
Products, Inc.-,, it
'•
1961.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
the normal
sales
Federal income taxes
however, Royal provided
for
Royal McBee Corp.—Sells Interest in.Royal Precision.
company of 1182 Broadway/- New/ York City, sells1
wood and plastic specialized components for the build-,
furniture, toy, .trailer-truck and other industries. Incorporated in
New York
1961,
highs for,..the company.
'*>•*.
v -••*'" 1 •*/>"'• /
-Backlog on Dec. 31,
1961, amounted
to $14,000,000, compared to
at the close of I960.—V. 194, p.', 2338.- - '■■■,: //■.• 1,%/ v
BUSINESS—The
ing,
Iir
$10,000,000
inventories/advertising and sale promotion, and work-'
ing capital.-/*,/
a'
/
limited
record
stockyat $5 per share. Netat-$154,250, will be- used-.by the
for the purchase of additional equipment and:
common
estimated
company
was
pre-fabricated
Co.
;/
year.
Earnings, per ..share .increqsd, from $1.6.3 Qf 1,367,186 shares, in:
period .ending. Dec. 31, 1961,
/%; I960 to $1.69' per share." on 1,640,623 shares of feommOn stock at the "ehd were
the highest in .the
company's history. ;
/'T* /;/1/ /: df 1961./-V.. 195, p. 911. ' ;;v
-/
The firm's $1,048,222.39 sales
figure represened a gain of 3.4% over
announced
under-
*
r/
Last year,-earnings per Share for i960 were reported at $2.05, based"
/
•
severally.
Interstate Securities Corp.__ 4,000
McCarley & Co., Inc._../_/. 4,00<>
Scott dt StringfeIiow_/-^L— '4,000
Willis, Kenny &
/./ ,1
Ayres,
withheld
Pendleton
B.
net
rose'
shares of this firm's
below:
,
CJoodbody & Co.
/
Shares
V
taxes
high of $1,154,000,
new
a
Pendleton
&
1
,
Securities & Co._w_i_^__io 000
Francis I. dp Pont 4c Co.._ e!ooo
'
stockholder the number
names
of
$856,570
Shares
-
Week«i__-i__58,000
Co
/^___20 000
Eastrpan Dillon, Union
their
above and
;
^
$63,000
riot its 5;% collateral series A bonds, due March 1, 1974 at ;100%%
.Ray-,/
stai^ain® at that; time.—y,.. 194, p..; 1551.,,
ment will be made at. the Irving Trust Co., N.'
YI-MT.'194, "p; 14271" ^'JT"/
--/' '•>-/"
r",h
;h/'V.-:/^',; /:.i/ /' >;- v,
r-/'
; ■ >rRochester, Telephone. Corp.-r-^Vntivial - ReppRt—
/i''.'
2,718,474
1,500,000 shs.
previous
earnings
Morris
proceeds,
•
«ut?eedEfi)bScIEtnS^Jhte unden7iters named below,
Rgreea. subject to the terms and
conditions contained
"
.
to
rose
Outstanding
...
,""r"
"
;/> ; /;
"./-.//;•*■..was $1.97
sale'
$38.-
/
'
Bank.
^
1961,
.
CAPITALIZATION AS OF FEBRUARY
16, J962
Authorlze<l
and
inwi?60»U
Net
income
a com™°n carrier of property with headquarters'
V
J,,./,,
:
$8,610,429'
;rv:
real
1961
the
Consolidated
engaged ia interstate
transportation
of
generalby motor freight in Virginia, North
Carolina, South Caro-
on
"
""
.
!ky ^percra,!t ih I960. ; ;
in
manufacturer
corporate successor of a business'
Cochrane, the selling stockholder The'
incorporated under the laws of Virginia on Oct 9
1947 ■'
Mortgage notes secured by liens
"
r
the company's LePage's subsidiary,
income
Sales
(n
iSt toS'fte* J2SP* <"K| >» »""»>">"' transportacioa 1ft the
^
;
,
-
■
^n«m^f!5?S«TTSSB Cul6Jthe
in 1935 by Harwood
T^nhmC°JHPa^y ls
Richmond
Va.,
'
" •
;
stockholder, Harwood Cochrane, Presidents
commodities
"
60,000 shs,
120,000 shs.»
7n3g%ain l96r^V° 19?% ^1 Jompiired wi.th (196p.,-.Brings .in*. /«^As of ,Deq.? 3.h r1961i;/l,p^,662,.$hare$.o)/ Ritter,-, stock were, q.utsiandV;
"
'
8
sales /of" $24,08^,010/^foi'J 1961 ,were^ 16,7,%'/below iheteWr^'
Pendleton Tool Industries, Inc.—Net
Up 37 %—
$28,926,716 established in i960,—V, 194/p/ 7;46,
1962 Hornblowcr & Weeks, New York City/i
C* Wheat :& Co-»
Richmond, Va., offered publicly' /
140,0C0 shares of this firm's outstanding common stock,
at $16.o0 per share. Net
proceeds from the sale will go",
to the selling
was
)00 shs.
200,000 shs
___
v
..
creased
pro-,
;
March 21,
company
(par 10c)
500,000 shs.
in 1961, compared to $-47 per
number of;shares qutstanding at year-end and
one stock split in* December^
1961^ There were
|
^^°yernlte Trapspprtation qo.^-Cofiompii, OffeSBd-rOnl'
-commeticed
stock
$1,945,338.' Af
$274,511
oversubscribed.
'
—
2553„
$1,076,000 for
.
was
of
Net
,
an"
$1,187,157 for the year.—v.- 194,
offering
100)
attributable
was
-down
was
.
.
shut-in
A
with
compared
decline
oil
be
to
.
..
had
'
/ Sales in 1960 had amounted to $-11,684,'00*~'
.
adverse
194, p.
sales
.
with
,
equal to 26, cents, her shard. It.is .the policy ot the. parehh company *
to Include in-its .earnings only the .actual cash revenue received f rom*
;>,./■ >
the subsidiaries. /In
1961 this- amount totalled $396,702 or 34 cents
Papercraft Corp.—Sales, Net at New: Highs— .;
///-//per share ffit after taxes-witlihelf at the source. 'Of this total $174,318
Sales of the corporation- increased 20%
in 1961 /to set. an all-time;
was: in: the
form of license fees,
the remainder in dividends/*;The
high of $14,022,000, according to Joseph M'. Katz, Chairman and Presl"'comparable' total in I960 was $335,968 or 29 cents per share.,
'
dent- of the nation's largest manufacturer of gift
wrappings.,
~ * *
• *
*■ t»>—
v.-
1,471,361*
on
shares
compared
convertible
(par
,
t
<
,
:.
*
;
operations,, and declared a regular quar- i.;
terjy-dividend of 20 cents pet share on, common stock payable oh March;
.?■/•'; '.*;
30, 1962, tQ .shareholders of record as of March 16,1962. Rftter Com-.'
pany, Rochester, New Ydrk,
is a major manufacturer 'of professional'
equipment for dental/ medical .and hospital use.-. V
.'
Preliminary/figures showed net earnings for 1961 of $622,596 or
53
cents
per
share before special iteips.
This compares to record'
'
e'arnipgs of $1,990,635.or $1/69 per share in 1960,
decrease of 68.7
-The
foregoing figures' do ' not include unconsolidated earnings *of/ /k';
the
company's ..wholly-owned West; German
and French subsidiaries
which, after deducting dividends, included-in .the earnings -reported
r
.
about ' largely
."•
::<1Jrect01'® -^pprpv^r"
in
preliminary figures for 1961
//
,
«y-.g
.,
the
on
B
—V.
increase, standing at $341,$276,654,000 a year earlier.'—
;
.
.
stock
23%
.
v
/Authbrized,' -/ bdtjst&nding"
/
A
•
compared
as
'
.•
.V
;
v...
.
.
Working• capitav
^4
5
-
outstanding at that year end." • ' -.7
; 7 -'
;
Alden J.
LaBorde, President, stated that the decrease *; of 21%rin:
net income from the all-time high of the
previous year was occasioned
primarily by lower rig employment at approximately 90% of capacity'
V.
of
earnings
19g2 sales
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT- TO PRESENT FINANCING
Ocean
amounted
commou
J.
Corp.—Sales
...
—V. 3,94, p. 892.
bifrn 4 f 4
h
nn
respectively on/expansion !
$7,500,000
1210.
p..
Class
Drilling for the year 1961 totaled $1,131,427,!
equal alter preferred dividends, to 54 cents a share, on 1,896,622 com-,
mon
shares gutstanding
at the year-end. For the year I960, "net-
7
amhovl/orl
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated under the
laws of the
of New York on. February
1, 1961 fpr the principal, purpose of/
engaging In the development and, sale of various, chemical processes;
having application primarily in the field of paper coating. .It "maintains *
its plant and office at-459 West 15th;St., New York,
N."„Y/
' ..
:
'
V-r
Ocean Drilling «& Exploration Co.-^Earns. Decline 21%
€)f
of
Soundcraft
the final
In
and
State
331,816
ago,
with
1
Last
$59,000,000 and
195,
j
ended Jan. 31, 1962,
from the $130,385,000 re-/
substantially
up
470,000
in
In
shares
equipment,- inventory^ .marketing"and develppmentrsales
six'months
a
The
.
.
has-embarked-on a ,.signifi-.•
year
such expenditures were
Gas Co. and AnadarkoJ Pro- ;
company
program.
Subsidiaries
spent
lioo
Phmntinw
the parent
that
expansion
,1961.—V.
P*
'
1205.
p.
through debenture conversions.
The company's backlog reflected
Total
&
1960,
marketing ancl development expenditures charged currently but
-designed to expand the company's growing backlog arid enhance its'
earnings in future years," Mr. Jones said.
>-,-V
The earnings per share for
the six months were 95 cents on the1'
4; 169,524. shares outstanding.
The comparable figures a year ago, when
adjusted for a two-far-one stock split in January, were $1.10 per share
until
529."
p.
common r
to
income
186,
.The corporation, in 1961 had the largest sales in its history totaling •
$6,520,690, an increase of 11% over, the previous record, of. ,$5,896,485
in 1960; Hazard E. Reeve$,~
President,, stated/ izi., k preliminary . 1961
report.-- / - "i '•
v- /'■ •"
•' '
Pipe Line Co.—Earnings Up 27%—;
,
Net
•
$1.19 per share compared to $l.ll1/s> per share;
the stock split adjustment. The current animal dividend
■
t
■'»
;
Privately—On
tj'.r,
Papekote, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to/a March
corded In the same period a year ago, Thomas -V. Jones, Northrop Presi- '
dent, reported, v .'
J
^
■ VEarnings fOr the six-month period were $3,969,0.00, compared with
$4,227,000 for the same period last year.
*
'
"The fact that earnings did r.ot
keep pace with increased sales was
V.
:
7'. v-.'" »'•;»/ C-V:,
NIPSCO's
amounted
on
'
-
totaled
Northrop Corp.—Six Months' Results—
-due
.
for- the
utility's
Sales
pipeline
duction
1960.
over
.
'»
..
thai
trno i*c
several years
in
common stock.is $1.20 per share.**
/ •
>
operating revenues totaled $137 million in 1961,11%
Throughout the year new records were achieved in number.^
customers served, electricity supplied and gas delivered. About 51%.V
the utility's revenue was derived from the sale of electricity and-.
rate
'•.!
p.-1023.-
V Reeves
for
gains
relatively
;
shares outstanding at the
split. Dividends paid on
8,681,708
on
reflect
restated
.
company's
cot/ovol
cant
company's 1961 annual report stated, that net income for 1961
a
w
"
-«.««,-approved by share-,
holders at the company's annual meeting in April, earnings per share
of common stock were $1.65 per sn "•>» oil the .8,777,874 shares out¬
standing at the end of the year. This compared- with- earhlngs of
stock
the
in
in
Co.—Revenues, Net.
.
/■
.
business
pared with $21,732,568 or $3.16 a share in I960, poth of these amounts •
rate Increases' which may be subject to adjustment upon, final'
determination by the Federal Power Commission
A feature of the report was the
disclosure that Panhandle planned;
$84,000,000 of new; capital/expansion for. 1962, marking the first time-
$18,513,000. Following
$1.72
improved..
year
of
Sullivan, New York City.
located in Dallas/ Texas, manufactures
optical character recognition equipment/ > Kr
reflect
The
■was
levels
""
product sales increased, the-execu-:
primarily from the high level
The backlog of military contracts as of Jan. 31, 1962,
Indiana
Northern
of the
paru
hopefully,
year
1961 and. plans: for further expansion were, revealed
annual report to stockholders... Gas sales hit a new*.
.
.»
•.
peak of $177,733,404 and oil, refining and. miscellaneous sales totaled v
':.Net income after special credit is $949,501 or 29 cents a .share in; ,
$11,932,054. Combined operating
revenues. of
the consolidated com / /;/196l, compared with i960 earnings of $980,853 jjr 30 cents w: share4.;
after similar- credit,-In each year the coinpany sold shares of Cinerama,
pauies were $189,665,458 compared with $160,464,001 the year before.
Inc.,- resulting in capital gains after tax provision of $1,1-70,439 and
V i Consolidated
net earnings, as shown in the preliminary report, in-%
$922,645, respectively, and eliminated its holdings. There were 3,235,515.
creased more than 27% to a record $27,661,225 or $4.04 a share, com-/
Record
%
total increase resulted
approximately $21,6CO,OCO.—V. 194, p. 2228.'
was
new.
improved
,
military
and
-
The company,
v
the
by
Panhandle Eastern
share, on sales of $19,481,961.
but
the
kins
data
IBM
194,
1961.—V.
by Chairman K. T. Norris and President W. E. Crafaston te a
semi-annual letter to stockholders,.
"
>'
1
•
'
For the same period last year, earnings were $853,638, equaling 60
commercial
in
customers
nounced
Both
,•
w
applications
new
"1620!'
BUSINESS—The
engaged
onn
,
Norris-Thermador Corp.—Six Months'
tives said,
195,
City.—V.
company
(formerly Punch Card" Services, Inc;) is
of furnishing statistical intprmation for its
utilization of data processing equipment. Its head
office is at 75 West St., New York City.—V. 194, p. 1616.
$778,655 ;
,-47;
.1,829,106 '
7"
- v
'
_
;
were
-
used
of- the
use
Earnings of the corporation for the six months-epded Jan. 31 were
$1,084,176, or 77 cents per share, on' sales of $26,638,388, it was an¬
cents per
the
of
J-
and converting existing .programs to - the
processing system, for equipping expanded
leasehold, for expansion of existing sales force and for working capital.-*
>$2»;153
*
'
1,629,106
"/'-'
2336.
p.
;
dividend paid in, August,
stock
100%
for
.
$47,-:
PROCEEDS
will, be
'developing
•
-51 ;
outstanding*
out-
with
sold.
J
1
-
shares
50,000
50,000 for
7-h^$806;80B
^'7//%//:.;^'
27,943
$843,391 .•/-
shares-
common
shs.
1962
—v,
stock at $3.75 per share. Of the
sold for the company and
common
A total,
■
share
of
of this firm's
•
.
.711,681
>
$210
:
$26,297
Per
share
•»!.
,
i960*
,
$869,588
26,064
earnings—applicable
■
report to shareholders, David G. Hill, President, stated
totals are lower than those achieved, in 1960, t-ie rates
earnings in the latter
enter
'
,,
Publix Super Markets, Inc.—Notes Sold
1,518,489
-
$133
Minority
interest;
divi.-subsidiary—
•
1960.
-
per
compared
encouraged.-by the continuation
activity attained by the last quarter
of
1961. Building from this" much
improved base, we loqk, for' predieted higher levels pfi
industrial.activity throughout, at least the first '
half of 1962 to. bring about better
operating results," Mr. Hill reported.
into
.
$15,900,211
:>
,f:
Pfd.
No.
for
$3.29
as
i\,
i;
Net
annual
share
to
'
%hJS?W."" c
""
e,rr
Incorixe
equivalent,
distribution,
190, p. 2343.
year.—V.
Earnings
$4.53, per
sales and
."We
first ■*
.
for the
the
In
compared
re-stated
were,
Monday, March 26, 1962
$34,627,000
were
that "while these
to $33,793,400 in 1960.
include the wholly or..-*-,
substantially owned foreign subsidiaries,. After preferred- dividend reqpirements, earnings were $4.26 per common share in 1961 compared
-id $4.19 the preceding; year.—V. 195, * p! 980.
V,V
Earnings
Sales
.
earnings
631,0.00. or
last year." :
V •
.
; "
subsidiaries wholly ..or, .sub* <;
parent'
the
.
standing following tthe- 2%' stock
exceed
foreign
with
.
This compares, with sales of $627,965,000 for i960.
year.
1961 sales-rose to $596,424,600 compared to $569,395,700 for-1960;%
time,
.
Pittsburgh Plate Gl^ss Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
Following am extremely slow first quarter, sales of Pittsburgh Plate
GlaSjS improved in each period of 1961 and totaled, $602,722,000 for the
should-'"exceed- lfist'
annual report.
-. //• *
"Present indications are that the general level of business in, the3
industries
we
serve
will
show
some
improvement in" 1962,'V J. P.
Levis,
Chairman of the Board, said in a message
to -shareholders.
"With
this-anticipated expansion in the economy and the changes^
we
have effected
in our domestic and foreign -operations,;* we-- expect-,
.
vulcanized fibre suffered proportionately with the 1961
industry sales oi mis proudcC.—». Ia4, p.'849,
' ,
of
cline
A
Financialr Chronicle
Glass Co.—Sales, Net Up—• V//
Owens-Llinois
R- Perry, NVF President attributed the decline primarily
sales in the company's basic material product lines.
l
the severely depressed prices in laminated plastics limited
amount
the
The Commercial and
-"(1430)
10
income
$1,07
per
manufacturer
of
the* company,
share,-from
of
:
increased" to $1,745,000 for 1961,. equal,,
$689,000
or
42
cents
a
share, -for
I960,
this
electrical.and ^electronic-equipment reports: " Earnings'
advanced-: although, sales*?Were
Somewhat" lower,
lor, 1961, against $49,800,000. fdr I960.:*-,V.. 194,
-
totaling/$48,400,000
p.. 64Q,r
'
*
25,000
Continued
on
page
53
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(1431)
11
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Name of Company'
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County Trust
announcements
Dividend
tables.
the-first
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are
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dat&yVt;:,£• *'•7*7.7*yl'J .v-H'.y
payment.
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Common
$1.20
18c
Petroleum.
America
.7
American
Book-
American
Co.
Discount
3-30
4-16
4-2-
3-21'
4-
3-21
(quae.)
45c
5-
1
4-10
4-
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3-27;
4-i
American
Mutual"Fund,; Inc.-r-
American
5%
t
4-27
$1.25
6-20
6-11
$1.25
9-20
9-10
Wire
12-20
12-10
4-10
3-27
60c
action taken
this time.)'
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at
4-
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Anthes-Imperial Co., Ltd.,
/■
class A
Stock div.
Applied
Arts
135c
ic
(six
38%%
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amount
depositary
Associated
Atkinson
will
about
$0,076
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Plan
Jane's
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Foods
Autofab,
4-
/
5-10
$2.50
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)_
17 VaC;
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7
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class
A
4-
*15c 7
(quar.)
17.
5C
class A—
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A
Paints & Hardware
Balcrank,
Inc. -. (quar.
Badger
&
3-30
60c
(quar.).
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4-
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2
Milner
(111.).
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Baltimore
6Va%*
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Paint
4-30
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4-10
4-2
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pfd.
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i" 4.25 %
(increased
common
preferred
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Gear
Brad "Foote
5-1
Fiat
3-15
$1.16
a
...;
non-resident
.'. $1:06
55-
$1.20
—
,
1
3-27
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3-30
1
.
3-30
3-16
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3-23,
-
4-11
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3-28
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3-15
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12 Vic
4-16
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3-30
California
v
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preferred.
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7
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tquar.).
4-10
'Castle & Cooke,,'Inc.'(quar.)_
7-
3-30 :
8%c
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r(Np: action taken on
,/'
.this
,
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7
(quar7):-i__:_
common pajnnent at
time).
.7.7,..Quarterly
7
1
Central Home Trust
,
35c
4rl3,
4-30
;
3-31
3-19
<
4)2% 'preferred
.
J
5%
(quar.)_
;
(Englewood)
Colorado
Colorite
Inc.,
(quar.)
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1
,
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preferred
Conn
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3-23
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7
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20e
Consumers' Inve&tmeirt Fund
Consumers
;
$4.50
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5
5.-'
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;; '
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$1.12Va
3-19
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20c
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:
11 Vic
2
7
4-25
6-< 8'
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5-
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3
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8
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3-26
3-31
preferred
&
3-24
3-31
4-14
3-31
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6-11
5-11
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3-24
1
on
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,
! *'7
:
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payment
common
at
7 40c
5-
1
4-16 1
20c
4-
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3-14
3%
4-
2
15c
3-31
3-15
60c
3-30
3-23
Hicksville____
(quar.),
3-14
class
10c
4-16
4-16
3-30
40c
4-14
3-30-
4-
4
3-19
4-
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3-19
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,
1%
..
3-30
3c
4-30
3-30.
lc
Paper shares____
4-30-
3-30
$1.257'
3-22
3-20
3-21
3-16
1—
payments from investm't income)
National
Bank
of
South-
,
New York_'_<_^7._________.
Trust
Co.
of
7*
___vi't7.7i7 yy'.
Central
NCVv
45c
(quar.)
Midland
Maritime
Trust
of
Co.
Southern
New
.y $1.25.7
3-22
3-16
: l *22 VaC"- 1
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4-16
4-30
Telegraph & Telephone1 Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
commom
:
4-16
1
5-
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shares
Marine Midland
York
5-1
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87 VaC
dividend.
eastern
>
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!
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4-30
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3-16
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12-20
12-
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9c •
3-29;
3-22
3-30
3-15
25c
,
;
2
3-22
4-23
4'- 5
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350
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&
55c
.
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—
1
7 75-
1
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2
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3
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3-26
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4-12
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3-22
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9
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on
3-16
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Colony
4-
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20c-
$1.06
3-30
4-20
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of
to
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about.
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3-21
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3-23
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5-10
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4-10
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(payment
amounts*
4-13
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Capital, gains
-
(quar.)-_-__.
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Car
&
2
25c
Ltd.___.
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7
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3-27
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3-23
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3-27 !
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Insurance
(Ing.
Owners
Pacific
3-13
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(quar.)7.___4._-^____^__^—
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preferred
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: 3-30
(quar:)
4.52% 'preferred!
6.10%
*25cy
4-
4-
3-15
3-23
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(quar.)_'__
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co
3-22
55c
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Ltd.__—
(quar.)
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(quar.)
&
depositary
3-30
1
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which
2
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4-7L
4-
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3-29
'
(quar.)
(Ridgwood)
National
Preference-
3-30
7 4-
5-1
.
35c
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__
4.24%- preferred
74-2
4-16
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-
3-16
Ry.
dividend
Oklahoma
4-
•
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35c
3-30
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Two-for-one
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-
3-30
_-___
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of
'
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split .'and 50% i stock
New
>>
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4-30
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"
3-
4-25
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3-23
*6c
preferred
3-26
(quar.)
split)
4-13
10c
(Mass.), -common—______
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Northern
,3-27
7 4-
15c
3-23
1
—
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Pacific
Northern
3-20
4-10
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7
4-10
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American
North
4-10
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5-
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■
4-10
1
73-31
40c
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4-
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25c
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North
3-31
$1.50
(quar.)
•
prior preferred (quar.) _2.__7.
& Gas Corp.—7 *
7
-
$1.20 convertible
North
^3-28
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30c
^
3-30
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77 75c
7*
3-13
73-15
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5 V2 %
3-23
4-
3-22
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3-29
2
4-10
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3-30
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3-26
3-31
15c
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2
3-31
$.0455
:
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4-12
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4-27
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.
(s-a)______
5
3-30
Britaia Machine-Co. < (Conn.)
-v
4-
«77
;■
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4-13
5
4-23
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Edison
5
4-
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Mills Co.
&
4-
4-23
optional-cash
all
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7
3-26
5%7
;
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National'Tank Can
4-5
4-23
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are
4-23
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,(quar.)7
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series »(quar;).
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Nebraska
/
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5-15
5-
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4-10
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30c
.
7
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4-25
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7
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4-11
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6
4-27
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Mystic Valley Gas
-3-15
,
56 V-»c
5i64%
j_.
(quar.),
preferred (quar.,)*___:.
preferred (quar.i______—
7
$1.25
4-10
$1,13-
4-10
$1.54
4-10
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Movielato Film Laboratories—
,
4-
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Cafeterias- Gonsolidated-
MTorton Foods,
.
73-31-
3
4-13
4-19
5-
7 28°
/-preferred..* (quar;>r_4aa—-li
"3-317
-
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5-
1
4-30
7c
$.066
-
Montana
<3—20
4-15
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4-16
5-14
12 Vac
32 VaC
(quar.)__-
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5-
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,
7
; 4-10
1
4-15.
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"3-20
4-13
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1
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4-
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3r29 :
Miami Tile- &,Terrazzo, Inc.. (Fla.)
„
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,
10c
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4-20-7
9c
7
(see Factor
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3^20 '
-5-15
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;
3-30
,
(quar.).
Natural Gas,
2
MV 5C
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\Paauhau
Jnland
2
4-
Quarterly from- met investment' iricomeu.^:
(quar.)___
Hycon Manufacturing, 5 V2 %
6%
3-28
4-
4-14
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Electric
.
'&
3-24
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77-
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5-18
45c
(initial quar.)
B
.
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Coal
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2
25c
(quar.)_c_22_i_'——
taken
Massachusetts
preferred -;(quar.)___
w; Husky Oil CO.), 6Va % 1st preferred!quar Jy
Indianapolis
1
4-
25c
:
•
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Income Properties
6-
5-
15c
7
Videotronics,
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Company,
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tlOc
12 VaC
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ti»^
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'
dividend
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-
'
3-15
,
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5
divi¬
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4-13
.
-
25c
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stock
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4-
The
stock
dividend
MacAndrews
4-13
1
4-
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5;%,
4-19
2
7-2
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5
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6-15
771 10c ?
Products
(2-for-l
2
6-
1
paid Nov. 15 to
Bakeries
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MPO
4-13
4-13 7;: 4-
V
5c
Ranch
-
4-
7-
be
(quar.).
United
action
7%
and
to be
Drug Co.
Lynn Gas Co..
,
,35C
Heritage Industrial
~
3-31
70c V
(quar.)
$4.52 preferred-.(quar.)7.
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(quar.»a
Los
..
V
45c
(quar.)
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3-30
*
4-16
-;•* 21c
common -(quar.):
preferred
7
4-
4-
4-16
V' 37Vac' v
4-15
25 c
(s-a).
Hercules
4- 5
'
7
4%
of-2.92%
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.
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•
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5-
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to
basis.*
2Vi-%
a
Long Island National Bank of
*,
preferred
Hawley
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;
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r
3-15
$1:
P
Hayes* Industries
5-
^
T"*
4-
10c
Small Business
H.»
proposal
a
two<-for-one
a -
proposed
to
•
time
■
on
meeting
a-
7this time-'" **",7*7'7 ;::'v 7:' 7--vy -7,,/•*.. '• 4.4
Long Island Lighting (increased quar.)__,
5-31
•
Haydock Fund
3-31
:77-'7:
(Brooklyn )-—
at
Longines-Wittnauer Watch—
*.
3-23
6-15
Haverhill Gas (quar.)_
,
5-
'
50c
1
4-15
_i._.
preferred
4.96%
V;4-13
5*
5-15
*12 V2C
-4.50%; preferred
7
7
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$2.0.0 preferred - (quar.)
$1.90 .preferred: (qu»r.,i_
Connolidated-. Water Coy class
•
j
7
4-27
4-30
6-
new
Northern
3-31"
4-15
*11. Vac
Logan (Jonathan) (see Jonathan
i
3-27
31V4C
.
(on class A
7--7*
Inc."(quar.)
*$3.50
,
(quar.)_^
Harzfeld's,
3-15
5-15
,
10c
iquar.)
6
37VaC
,
(quar.)_
Co.—
(quar.)
4-
7
"4-10
Ltd.—-
HanoveV Insurance Co.
(N; y.)"
Hartford Flectric Light, com.
•7
3-30
3-31
$1.12 Va
$1.80
Lear,
■V Lincoln
) 7 *No
Bros. Cooperage, class A
(quar.)"
Griggs Equipment Inc. (Del.)_________
Grouped Income Shares (special stock):
Gustin-Bacon Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
3-20
.
4-30
;
7Vac
•
Greif
3"27
5-15
:8c ''
& Power Co.—
$2.06 series E preferred (quar.)
A':-
3-29
$1.12 Va
convertible preferred
Great
,3-19 .7,*
j'v Connecticut Light
'
3-29
MfgV^ (quar.
Britain'& Canada Investment
Corp.
Great
yv' 5%
"
7%.
_'
4-11
4-16
7 Goodman
5
t. 4-75:7-:
4- 2
.7
(quar.)
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'
4-
*
Co.—
Compo Shoe ."Machinery
y,
pfd.
3-28
4-15
30c
(s-a)
(increased qunr.)__
vote
on
preferred
Langendorf
,
,73-16-'*.
4-15
7>' 35c>
(initial,quar.)
Commonwealth
4V2%
77
;;
(quar.)
Credit
common
1
4-16
;.
—
4%'% i preferred (quar.).
Gflens. Falls- Insurance ,<N. Y.' (quari) 77
3-20*7
vGluckin;'(Williaiii) - Cq.t Ltd. .(Initial
3-20-, ' Vy
Stock dividend
v*. • 7; ■' .7.77""
>3-20
Godfrey Company (quar.3I Z~
4-15
''7:75c
$6
Oil;& -Gas,'$1.25
Plastics
/
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(quar.)_"_
tquar.) lairii:
Color Craft Products iquar.)
,
1
3-30
V":
IOC
.(ItKiianapolisiji-*—-—^-----^Industries,
i
4-
-,4c
r.-i.;
class A__.
bqrp.y 5
preferred
College Life Insurance Co. of America
Colonial
77/,4-20
.4-
25c*:
77'/j"75c 7
Casualty Co. of N. Y.,
Clary
,
5-
*35c
5%
3-14
..
Transit:, (quar.)
City National Bank
.
at
stock)
common
Class B
4-27
tlOc
:S;4-2°yy7*7.
4-
lc v 7
,
1
1
4-1'
75c
"7
Chart-Pak, Inc7(quar.)__2.—
Citizens
Z
50V4c.
preferreck-(quar.)i._vi;
Charleston
55-
35c
6% preferred. (quar.)_
1
:'
\
3 7 Va c
,
'
3-15
54e
:
(M. H.), Inc.! (quar.).
Company, class* A»
Lane
(Delaware)-
insurance
(P.
2
13C
(s-a)
of record Nov. 1, are pro¬
posed in lieu of cash payments this year.
Lamontague Limitee, class A (quar.)
3-14
15c
Products
Freightlines
Glatfelter
4-
payable May 15 to holders of rec¬
May 17 This stock dividend and a
Stock
Gimbel Bros,- new common
(initial
Ginn '&
Company (quar.)__;
7
50c
5-15
!
3-30
Extra
Extra
3-30
75c
stockholders
6
3-30
v".
(quar.)
Consolidated (Seattle)
Gibson" Greeting. Cards
'
:
1
*12c
(stock dividend)
Mfg.
Class, B
7,;.;
..'...."vy 7.
(Elizabeth,-N. J.)r—'
Corp.—
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)_
" S1.40 preferred, B (quar.)
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.—
V;
4-
7
4-10
5-
37 Vac
(qUarZ)SH
Central .Securities
'
5-10
: *22c
•
4-
25c
preferred
3-30
4-16
* *
Lamston
Gate City Steel (Omaha)-—
-6%''%' preferred A (quar.).
-
4-16
■*7
( quar,
*
grade bonds)
April. 1'6
also
later one
3-22
2V4C
v-y' 7%V preferred B
(quar.).
9;- 7" General
^Bakeries, Ltd„*7—
3-23
ir- Genesee Brewing, class. A
4- 6
h4h20
$1.25
"
.
/
Garrett
3-16
*
"
/
1
:-.
.3-20
-
Canadlan Insurance .Shares, Ltd/
'Carolina,'Clinchfield <fc Ohio
4-
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Company
B-
3-31
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(quar.)_„
will
shares
ord
3-15
3-22
7 7
25C
3-15
1
1
,12 Vac
A
dividend
Class
(N.
■
Worth
Transit, (quar. )I'_.~*I~Z"
Foster-Forbes Glass, common
(quar. )„
5Vse%.' preferred (quar.)
.
■
1
*$1.75
Frlendly Finance inc. (Ky.), com.
;~t Extra••
3-20
3-20
dend
~
Fund
American
-
y;
4-13
I
3-31-
37 Vac
4-
4-
:
(final)
•77 Fort
;
V/V
•
3-15
on
the
77 v7 Board
net
(quar.)
this
Fresnillo
'7 75c
Co.—
1
31 Vac
Republic Corp. of America (monthly)
Surety Corp. (stock dividend)
Flood (H. C.); &, Co.,
Ltd,-(Income fund).
■f-
(quar.)____7_
4-
Stockholders
held
4-13
4-
(quar.)___
First
,7
Inc.
Funds—
B-2" (medium
Lafayette National Bank
.7
3-29
18%c
_
'
(quar.).
California Electric Power Go.
-v. $3' .preferred"V%quar.);i—
4-
1
4-16
Bloomington,
income): 'y\/;
0
4-20
4-16
5-15
20c
'
4-30
55c
15c
..First
•
25c ;•
3-16
Corp.yl™,!^.
Stock
*
;*:,::.ioc.
Works:
(Ralphs N.) Co." *(qtiar.
77777..
Building :"Products," 'Ltd.V (quar. )uyyy777--y__;
Burnham
-Morrill :(initial)--Z--_"_"_-_-*.Y_
'V
25c
*
Geneva Corp
First National Rer
4-10
Clay,"
Labatt" (John) Ltd.
3-16
2Vac
First
4-10
v
'
10c
Corp.- (quar.)
common
Corp.,
Co. ,(quar.)
4-
17VaC
1
(quar.).
Inc.
King-Seeley Thermos Co;
(quar.).
Instruments
First Connecticut
4-10
Logan,
Custodian
Series
5
$1.25
Johnson
Metal
15c
tquar.)________
(Both payments are from net investment'
(quar.)
'
3-15
.
■
Brodie
V
Keystone
4-
>
Laboratory, Inc.
(Max),
3-20
'
taken
Fireman's
'
Stock
Bourbon
(quar.)
4-2
3-31
:
•
,
quar.i__
preferred, (quar.),
'4.78 %
75c
20c
82 Vac
•:*
(s-a)
-Supply "(quar.)-.L-_JJ_^-Ll:_I_^;-
Edison,
3-27
i
Factor
*
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3-31
4-16
'
'
*
Class A (stock dividend);
Big- Bears* Stores, ClaSs
! Bluefield
10c
Equity Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Ewa Plantation Co
y
Industries-
Automation
Kentucky-Tennessee
31,
Gas—
Products
action
3-15
3-30
45c
3-20
Quarterly
Jonathan
Series S-3> (growth
Dec.
preferred
Endicott
.3-15
.
■
4-10
10c
Insurance
Electric
Electrical
3-16
,3-30
15c
7V,-;; i5c
(quar.)_
Bankers Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
Basalt Rock (quar.)_
2
3-30.
f15c
-
—
preferred C
4-
50c
._yy~
(quar.)
——
Shares,
1
>'■
Coal
.77".: Quarterly
3-15 4
Enamel &: Heating
3-22
Class A
(quar.)
32 VaC
1st preferred (quar.)
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NutleyiNT. J.)
6%
>
Chemical—
&
5-
*
preferred
(quar.)_
4Va% preferred (s-a)
Ekco Products,
common (quar.)
4Va %
3-26
10c
___
3-20
1
3-31
4-10
--
Brass
Tunnel
Natural
Common
:ty
: 3-16
,
25c
(quar.)
1
4-
Casualty "
9c
Inc.
(quar.)
-Chemical
Economics
y
"
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4-
25c
_*,
—
7VaC
&•
4-10
(quar.)__
Eastern Life
3-30
4-11
1
3-15
25c
Fire
4-10
_
$4
Backstay Welt,
)
Class B : 1-
1
4-
3-15
1
Y.)
N.
2_i_
(s-a)
1
(quar.)
3-22
40c
.
4-23
111.)
1
,
X 7-3-22'.*.
40c
Extra
Interstate
*
1
Tennessee Natural Gas
Eastern Can Co., class A
•
-
3-26
4-23
*
5-
East
...3-21:.
5c
5-
20c
City,
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)_i_*
convertible preferred
5-
-
(accumulative)
.Dui'o-Test Corp., 5% -conv."
preferrgd, (quar.)
*
Prints
$0.00%
Island
(quar.)
B
5-
$1.50 preferred
_
3-15
:
1 i"
2
_
<\'i- $1
(quar.)
S.)< & Co., class A;
Steel
Duquesne
.
3-15
3-30
6c
(quar.)
2
4-
20c
(quar.)
$1.06
$1.20
-v
Textile, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Dumas
•
4-25
2 1 ;
4-
Corp.
$1.12
-
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.
2
3-21
;
20c
3-26
4-
20c
Dubois
3-31
777,v30Cv/
(quar.)—
vy*-,
Corp.
(quar;):
Ltd., paxtic
6
Inc.,
Class
4-17,
(qaar.)i^_-.^ii_-^.i_7__
Johnny-On-The-Spot Central,
(quar.)
preferred
7%
7-"
7
3-30
4-10
(Long
Common
3-28
Fruit
(R.
Dominion
RR.-~
Soler*
Automated
(V
5-18
'
Aunt
'■"■7:7i
i.'
5%"-"'
Corp.
Line
5-11
1
per
Products
Coast
3-30
7c
Mines—
Dominion
of
Tax
Income
be
6-
•
4
_
non-cumulative
Atlas
$1.3114
Dec. .31,
10c
share)
Finance
Atlantic
5%
British
5-11
Ordinary
ended
year
3-21
1
6-
*
->7.*
Shares, Inc. (quarterly from
4yinvestment income):____
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.
(quar.)
Dominion Equity Investments
(s-a)
■/v.-; Extra
3
4-19
4-16
62 Vic7
■
1961.
4-
1
5-
10c
V
for
4-12
3-31
...
.
Dividend
Corp.
payment
—
20c
*$1.75
(quar.)
class B (accumulative)
$1.25 preferred
(accumulative)
Diversified Industides, 7%
preferred (quar.)
4-16
Dry Goods, common
5.25% preferred (quar.)
Associated Electric Industries, Ltd.
(Final
(quar; )____>_
for- year ended,
to
approximately
Canada
Edison
Diversa,
4-16-
*$1.37 Va
3-20
•
/
&
-
Dickson
2nd pfd. lor each
par
(quar.)
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
46c
'
Consolidated
Giorgio
5%,
Associated
V1:
3-23
4-16
xiXz& share class B held)
preferred B
A
(quar)
Aluminum
Detroit
Dl
r-
at
(quar.)—
Share
(quar.)__^_
$1 pref.
Electric Co
Detroit
>.
;.7>%:-y,;y;
*$.007
5%-
2-
v
America
(initial)2—
Class
Class
payment
common
on
2 7
(payment
time)
-
Extra
'
5c
class
preferred
equal
share less South-African
Detroit
Cable—
&
preferred,
at-this
(quar!)
Industries
Delta
4
$1.25
& Trust (quar.)
American Surety Co. of (Ni -Y.)i-I—
Security
Anaconda
$50c
4-
Corp.
B
Interstate Finance
tax.
3-12
5% preferred (quar.) _
American
Class
'
& Light—
-1961
■•"'4- 2
3-20
Airmotive
Beers
/'v-
y
6c
7%
..Final payment
y
V.*5-:T
1
$1.25
from
preferred ' (quar.):
preferred, (quar;)
5Co
3-27
-v /,y*.7.10-■■
net investment income)President Lines, 5%' pfd.
(quar.)
(Quarterly
De
(Newark,-N.r J:)—: ;
6-
System,
Power
Daryl
; ./
32 Vic
'V
2
30c
62 Vic
Interphoto
(Toronto)-
,7 $4.80 preferred
(quar.)
.7% 4 Vi % J preferred
(quar.)
>
*$4.24 preferred (quar.)
$4- preferred
(quar.)
v Danly- ^Machine
Specialties,
3-20
4-30
North
15c
,■<
30c
——____:.-
Co.
Co,
4Va'%
Co., Ltd.,
Dallas
75c
.4quar. jr.
(Ga.),- common
Insurance
American
3-20
$1.50
5r,(>. preferred ■ iquar.)
Transit
Dalex
-
preferred
Corp.,\$4
3-30
$1
Securities
6%
C
D
4-18
/"'
(quar.)
Corp.
Insurance
Increased quarterly-—
V Dallas
preferred (quar.)
$6
5-1
15c
(initial!
preferred .'(qua*.):
Amerada
Insurance
Cudahy Packing,
Payable of'Rec.
.
.(quar.)___
Aluminum,Specialty Co,*? (Wis.)
Corp.
of
Co.
Holders*
..When
*-
Share
*
Name of Company
Adams-Millls
4 «'•
Name of Company
Insurance
3-30
Life
"temporarily suspended"
-
•■*
'•
*•
3-16
4-13
•stock
Crown
table-in-which
second
12 VkC
When
Per
Payable of Rec.\
•
the current week. Then we follow*.with
we show the payments previ-y
nounced during
a
separate
indicate; all the dividends an¬
we
(White Plains, N. Y.) (quar.)*
Courtaulds, Ltd. American dep. rets.—
Payment of 6 pence plus 10 shilling principal amount
of-7%
unsecured
loan-
Holders
When
V Share
,-«»
r'
45c
4-16
3-30
preferred1 (quar. i.
$1,75-
4-10
3-26:
6%
preferred: (quar.)_.
$1.50
4-10
3-20
-
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(1432)'
12
$6
Fpel
Penn
Credit
Inc., $1.50 ptd.
Co. (quar.)_:
C.t
Preway, Inc. i
Professional &
Bank
Provincial
Puritan
1
30c
5-
1
4-
2
V
'
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1
;
4-
f
\ 'V,
2c
3-30
3-12
65c
*
3-30
3-12
American
5-
4-16
Stock
7
1
5-
7%
6
'■
7;-
r_
Victor
4-
(quar.)u——
Reda
5C
4-10
.
> American
3-30
•
American
Railroad
Wabash
V.'Ude F'und
Research
Wajalua
$1.50
(quar.)
3-30
Walker
4-13
Warehouse
3-31
%:30c
25c
(2c
3-15
4-30
B.)
(B.
&
Warsnow
*
:
Ltd._
30c
•
class
Sons,
.7
Telephone
(increased
Common
realized
l'roin
Protective
Robin«on
Label
Tag &
Button
Co.
Gas
Electric,
4-
4-
2
5-
$li44. preferred
Co.—
22 VaC
—
>,v
45c
*
•
4-
6-29
2
;
(increased
Common
-
4-
4-16
,
quar.)l____
-----
6-
36c
>
5-
1
Yale
6-
1
6-
1
$1.18% /
$1.02 Va
6-
1
6-
1
■*'"!>
\»
6-
1
7 5-n
$1.37 Va
6-
1
'
'
5-11
4-
n\A3:y*
'
42c
>z—
5%
Sangamo
6-
Storage
Security
preferred
Abbott
Quarterly
3-30
22c,
Selected
tlOc
3-29
4-.1
American
6-
5-15
>'■
Company
Shareholders'
of
(Quarterly
40c
Shaw-Barton
4%
Corp.
of
income)-
Ltd.,
(s-a)——
Class
C
2
-
A
1
Air
.
4-27
6
5%
1
5-
6- 11
6-
&
5%
—
preferred
Standard
Inc.,
Mfg.
Co.,
$1.25
;v ■; lie
•
5-
•
•
common-—
Class
B
(stock
Stephen
Realty
Stone
Webster
&
Investment
(Denver)—.•
(quar.)-,
•
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Swank,
Switson
Industries,
.
SylvAnitfc
Gold
(Company in
final
Ltd.-::
Mines,
is
:
Ltd.
liquidation
and
:7V/V' V
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1 "
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Ten
B
(quar.)-—.-.
Keys
Mexico
De
of
10
S.
A.
6%
Bearer
mately 79c per deposit share)
Terminal-Hudson Electronics, Inc.
Thomaston
Mills
Thriftway
4-15
Time
5-1
'
4-13
Class
:
B
Toronto
4-20
4-
2
>
4-
5
^
Transportation
Class
A
Trinidad
31.
3-31
3-23
: '4-15
4-
•-
5
Tropical
6%
Gas
conv.
ol
4%
4-19
Co.,
5-15
4-19
3-31
3-23
v
Stock
5%
ioc
13c
3-22
1
4-13
1
4-
4-
V
35c
-
~
Center
West
called
-American
American
3-26
,
7
for
United
5%
U.
U.
; American
,
4-27
4-18
7
S.
Shoe,
j
Universal
Unlversal
Upjohp
Upsonr
stock
2
"
/
3-15
4-16
4-
2
4-
(quar.)_'_
class
25c
A__
12 VaC
4-
4%
Controls,
Company
Company
Construction
(quar. )-—
1 ;
:
4-
\
4-
1 ?■
30c
V'4-
1" :
9
5c
4-10
-3-31
4-27
>
3-31
4-
22Vac
4-20 *
4-
4-16
k
Atlas
—
(quar.)
Air
Art
Filter
.
pfd. -(quar.)
-7
common
"
Rubber
(quar.)
Corp.—
,
/
™
35c;
Cap
(quar.)
Shoe
:
(quir.
7:.' 4-1
*'3r31
J 3-31;
.43%c
'-743%c
"4-2
7-4-" 2
(
^
(quar.)__
'
V- 10c
37 VaC
Efird
Co.,
common
50c
Mills,
and
common
preferred
class
B
-
.-i.-—_•
(quar.)
Laboratories—
Fire
&
shares
Casualty
split
7
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7
3-30
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3-16
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3-19
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6-26
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comn>on
preferred
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4-
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common
2
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preferred (quar.)
American
7 4-16 7
V-
12 VaC
new
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Asbestos
-
3-12
4-
$1.50.
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United
Utah
America
3-12
3-12
7
9
3-16
3-30
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.
2
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3-12
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3-31
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preferred
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5.48%
7-23
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7
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9
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4.72%
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preferred
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1
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4-
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v
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1
8-
$1.25
77- 10c
;
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4-10
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(quar.)
preferredMquar.
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4-6
1
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Indies
—
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(quar.)—:___
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4.60%.
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2
4-
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class A
Arkansas; Missouri
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share April 16 plus
common
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3-22
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3-30 1
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1
4-23
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4-16
4-19
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year
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Canada
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common *(qiiar.)
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,
2-27
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(quar.
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3-28
8
3-10
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Z__l
preferred
2-28
3-28
3.
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3-16
3-31
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Anglo-Newfoundland & Development,
7- Quarterly •
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3-15
8
3-31:
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$1.50
(quar.)_—
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3-15
:
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;
7
8
3-
4-1
15c
7
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
4!/2%
3-21
4-15 '
'3-
3-30
40c
7:
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Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
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3-14;
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7* $1
7" Bearer .■'shares
3-29
.
5c
v
of
3-15
•
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,
Corp.
7 2-23
4-20
15c
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preferred
25c
(Mass.), class A (quar.)
(quar.)
•
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.
——
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25c
7
7
Iron
5c
$2.80
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3-9
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2
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(quar.)
convertible
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2
3-30
'50c
rquar.)
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1 Anglo-Canadian
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-
(tfuar.)1.
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'
3-23
4-15
4-11
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Works, Ltd., class A
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3-15
25c '-
preferred
Co
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;
3-23
2
4-2
1
15c
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preferred
60c
7.
1
4- 2
$1.50,
& Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Inc.
Angelica Uniform
•
-
•4-16
4-12
4-
—
$4.50 preferred; (s-a)
1
3-13
3-30
4-
I2Y2C '
•
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^Alleghany Corp.;. 6 % • com. pfd. (s-a)
;
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
(quar.):_u._^
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling .(quar.l
Allegheny Power. System (quar.)
approxi¬
._.
Finance Corp.
,
-
.'
:
1
—:
,
4-12
.
;
,
43 %c
6%
Electric
"
' 7
7-4-13
' 3-30
'
75c
—
(quar.)!:'__
Anaconda
%
5
7 2-15
•
3-30
•
20c
dividend).
(stock
4-13
6c
'
Chemicals
Power
Aluminum
__:__:____z_:z_Z'
Foods
3-
.
1
*
(quar,)
Anderson
-
3-10
2 ::
-4%
»
73-10 7
•
5-, 1 '•*
'
4-
3c
5%
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Tobacco.
Metal.
-Anchor
in-
•
.
ADRS
and
to
investment
net
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Aldens, ;Inc„; new common (initial quar.)4'/a %
preferred
(quar.)
r
'/Algoana Steel Corp. Ltd. .-(increased quar.)_
Allied
v..'
equal
pesos
&
Gas
Albemarle
20c
—_———
~7''
quar.)
(quar.)
Amphenol-Borg
'
1
3-
■
-
(quar.)_Zl'_Z__lZ:—-_:z
_:__i
■X Amoskeag Co.,
y. Ampco
2
4-10 "•
10c
•
7
(from
Alba-Waldensian
;
' (s-a'):______:___________
(quar.)—;
;
(Payment
3-
'h
3-29
-•
.2%
.
j.
preferred
a
preferred
Telefonos
'
J
•
6
C.)^—
Z'—-—Z-—_r__
Relining Co.,* com.
Sugar
Inc.'
2
/
3-
V 3-30
.5%
preferred,
Ametec,
3-15
'
(Indianapolis)—
Co._.
Co.
Stores
American Telephone
3-12
3-29
4%
div.)
dividend)——
(stock
-15'c
*
;
Alco
i
this
,_z
7 7'$1.25
dividend
7 American
7 3-19
4'
22V2C;
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Class
4-12
5-15
$3oc
(increased
com.
Stamping
Co;'
Instirdnce
American Sulphur
'
2
4-
30o.
-
(quar.)
Co., 4.20%
preferred
(qirar.)
:
4-10
4-30
15c
f2c
T.I.M.E.
4%
Corp.
•
4.60%-
7/V:V.7
■
Freight (quar.)—
Talon. Inc., class A (quar.)——
%
■"
;(quar.)l_
:
Alan-Wood
4-10
5-1
,v
;
-
(quar.
4.92%
.
K
:
r'
:
Co.,
States
Extra
7%
2
f
Servicq Stores—
Snuff
American
!
3-19
•'4-" 2/'
15c '
(quaiy)_——7
A
3.75%
Class
Stock
•
3-23
8c
Self
American
v
quar.)^^-
7
3-23
4-
t$1.25
i_
.____
planned" for later
.
4-
25c •<
(interim)———7"
of
process
payment
yea»")
$1
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.jjj-^——
Inc.
Co." (S.
2
4*
•
12>/2c-7
•
Corp. (quar.)
Petroleum. 5% preference
Investment
.
3-20
-
7 •30c •75*16
1961)
Del.—" '
of
v6'fa preferred (quar.)—
'
1500 '■
quar.)
Refineries—
A/ (quar.|—
Alabama
3-30
15c
Mold
realized in
Corp.
44-
8VaC
;
(qu&r.)_i—
Security
American
3-30
4-
7
-I38Vic
:
3-30
75c %
'
& Clothier tquar.}—•
Stubnltz-Greene Corp., 60c preferred (quar.)
Supertest
*•"
15c
(quar.)
7 Alabama
3-20
4-16
M
3-30
$1
r
1
-
-
•
3-15
5-
7'7
rv;'-5c
■
■
7
2
?
Class
.
2
3-30
3%
Co.
4-16
30c
.
3-15
4-16-
tlOc
____
dividend)
Strawbridge
Super
4-
2
'
50c
•
i__
(quar.)„;
Inc.
9-10
-
-
Holdert
Payr.ole of Rec.
45c
:—
——:—
—
Ltd.—
1
4- 2
!
/;•
tl5c
(quar.)—
'
1.7V 4- 2
4-
'
;
When
•
17 V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Class
4-20
4-16
4-
12 Vac
6%
Stelnrn,
•
15c
______
A
A
Class
,7;
5- 1
.
1
4-26
tlOc
(quar.)
—
preferred" (quar.)n_
Stanley • Brock,
Ltd.,* class
t'7
7.
.
i Per
X
75c
(quar.)_^.
Paper
•
'
22 V2C
———
common
(quar.)
Brass
_
Co.,- common...:
Products,
;-
7
;
(quar.)
(quar,)—:
Electronics Corp. (stock
Fund
Products
Class
Span.il—„—_L
•
7
.
50c
,
40c
•
—
preferred .(quar,)—'—
SpiC'
55-
50c1
3-30
6-
)25c
.
Sta-Rir.e
-i
;
:
—
i/Clans
,,
4-12
)25c
(three-for-one stock spilt subject
approval of stockholders May 18) 7V—/7
Varnish (quar.):_
Sobeys Stores, L:d., class A
7
(initialJ—
dividend
Stock
being given in the
3-30
4-
-—————•_
Seal-Kap
preferred
American
The list does not include divi-
Co
Finance
Class
Corp.,
Gas
3-30
3-23
v
annoiinced in previous
week, these
Mfg. (quar.)
Alabama.By-ProdiictsrT-
3-30
1
t25c
/i-—
—
%"
'■X American
4-13
5-
split
(s-a l
5
'
4-16' % 3-30
25c'
Alleen, Inc. iquar.
to
Atlantic
r,
$35c "
50c
Smith-Alsop Paint &
South
*
f
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown, N.Y.)
% Quarterly
7
^
3-23
5-
12»/ac
—
2
5-25
$2
(s-a)i;.—J
Skil
4-
C
15c
three-for-one
a
class
V
J56V4C
come).
-
3-30
(quar.)
—
approve
B
4-30
$20c
Glass
(quar.)——_——
Saw & Steel—
Stockholders
7
-■
3-14
4-
17'/a
(quar.)__v
interest
4-107 7 3-27
Share
preferred
Insurance,
'Akron
common
1
11-30
1
v,
Industries
Ross
Affiliated
3-30
5
10c
—
America,
Class
4-26
4-
10c
-
Shatterproof
Simpsons-Sears,
4-20
6c
—
pieferred, (s-ai
Simonds
5-11
Ltd.'(quar.)„-_
Shawlnigan Water & Power,
Sheraton
'4-10
A
Aerojet-General
Aetna
Aetna
:•
investment
net
(.quar.)
:
Sugar
Express
Advance
'•
;
Boston—
from
-American
1
Inc.—
(quar.)—„
Trust
1
60c
Y.)
(Quarterly from investment income)—_
Shaler
4-16
7c'"'
;
(increased
Adirondack
.
—-—
Shares,
'
dividends
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
"■
•
C.)—
■
N.
''Ji'
•'
:
(increased
class
$L20
Adams
3-15
15c
Common
:
.
3-26
40c
—
(quar.)--—-
(quar.)—
D.
Laboratories
Common
3-30
(Rochester,
T'
'
this
of Company
Acadia-Atlantic
7
3-30
4-16
•_—;———
Trust
4-10
73-30
•;
50c
(quar.)——
4&%: preferred
3-30
4-16
(quar.)—
Security
*"•
Equipment
Trust—
belieficial
of
(fioin capital gains
3-26
5-1
„
30C
(quar.)>_»__7___*^„.
and not yet paid.
7.,
4-16
—
9-28
50c
(quar.)_—__
common
] American Research & Development—
3-30:
4-10
Realty
Sliares
"
3-22
25c
(Washington,
Door
i ft
common
Aa'ronscen Bros. Scores, 70c preferred
_
3-29
22 Vac
Y.)
Steel
Ltd.,
"
_
3-30
Ltd.-——-
American
7 American
AL_____^_——1(quar.)_____
I.—
announced
-
4-16
(N.
35c
class
Abercrombie & Fitch
1
7 Abltibi Power &
Paper Co.,
28c
Ltd.
6
4-" 6
•4-16 7;
8c
Co.,
Optical
American .Photocopy
1
4-
v
5-1
$1
77%25c
—.-—-
preceding table/
6- 4
6-19
30c
Trust
Schlumberger,
Inc
I
(quar.)__——iZ_-z-i(quar.)—;
———
Company,
Sciiencctaoy
?
9
30c
7 7
7 /
7
weeks
"
,
4.40%
"April 2b).
derids
3-23
2
4-16
preferred
preferred
6-
—
'
(quar.)Z—__———*.—
preferred
4.50%.
(N. 'Y.)
'
1
American Steamship
.
preferred
.7:;
;—
(quar.)
Belowf we, give 7 the
"
.
Insurance
v7
5-11
'6-14 V
25c
split subject to approval of
May 16).
San. Carlos Milling Co.—
(Payment of 40 cencavos per share equal
to approximately
11 1/10c based on the
Philippines
rate of remittance)——- —
San Diego Gas & Electric, com.
(quar.)
Fire
'
.
._——
quar.)—
>
3-19
12-15
%
5c
___^
National
2"
5-
1
1
________
&
«'
■
4V2%
5-11
stockholders
5.60';
6-
5-
(monthly)
Tanning (quar.)^-j;—_
Express System,
Zell&rs,
Ml
$1.233/4
r
Gas
A
Industries,
Youngs:owii
6
7 5-11
$1
—-
36c
$1.43%
*
stock
(2-for-l
J
5c
—-_—
Quarterly
American
-American
Power-
&
qivarterly
Quarterly
3-15
American
-
Wyatt, ^Industries.;;(quar;)7T.
■
5
4-
/
.4-24
$1.02 Va
•'-
;r
3-16
4-16
.7
Shoe
svocicnoiders
.
Woodall
1
4-13
1,
class
Corp.,
Name
Joseph Light
St.
3-19
3-30
r
preferred,
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
3-16
3-30
(2-for-l-stock split subject £0 approval of
3-16
3-23
10c 7
7
4-
2
.:6-
'
25c
F
(quar.)
—r
preferred H (quar.)———
4a4%
preferred I (quar.)—
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)-4.95%
preferred K (quar.)
5.50%
preferred L (quar.),
Roe (A. V.)
(Canada), Ltd.—
.•
2
—
lc
^
^
(quar.)_.—
Southern
Wisconsin
3-16
1
4-
$3
(quar.)
,
v.
3-31
(quar.)
(uaiveston)
5c
'
4-27
3-30
$$1.19
.---
(quar.)—-——
.
'J
Ltd.—
(quar.)—-
common
Co.
Insurance
5c-
3-20
1
4-
17 Vac
A
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)—;—
-
7
preferred
5aV %
'4-10
5-15
4c
4.10%
Russell
:
6-
Wolverine
(s-a)..^--.^.——■-
Rochester
Rochester
&
5-18
6c
(quar.)J—
Mills
Rice
Brand
4%
plus
(quar.)———'
Island
-
4-20
1
-
•
gains)—
capital
1st preferred
Electric
•l-'A'r
River
•
■
Aluminum Co. of Canada,
Reynolds
Rhode
5c/~~ ~5« 1
5%
Wolf
income
Products
National
Increased
3-23
4-13
5c
4c
Shoe iquar.)_l___,-_---,—w_Terminals.^—-
(H.)
Coast
West
4-15
*
_
15c
investment
net
from
Metal
'
10c
■
-■*.
4-
1
3-16
:
3-19
stock split)
(3-ior-l
Agricultural. Co.,
6-29
1
5-
--
.
3-14
5-
*
7-31
10%
25c
Corp. j;(quar.)
Investing Corp.—
3-14
3-30
3-12
;
6
4T0,; 73-2.7
'2% /
Co._.__—
Pump
Republic
/
C.)
dividend
3-27
4-7
$3'
—-—-
6
4-
IV
Products,
*
Stock
(Wash., D.
$1.75
•
—
Insurance
3-30
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
Mercury
50c
2%
preferred
Co.,
"
62VaC "
Equities Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)
dividend_c.i.4__;——t~——r—
Realty
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
■
Maize-Products
10c
(Del.)
Van^ Camp Sea Food (quar.)_—
/• Verrr.on: & Massachusetts RR. (s-a)_^-_-—
3-20
5-
7c
American
'
4-19
^
(quar.)—.
.
..
Special Situation Fund, Inc.
Optional—cash or stock—
-
"
(Boston)—*—__—
Sportswear
Name 0] Company
1
;
'
Men's Life Insur(acock dividendi_
Canada (quar.) —
of
Fund
Prudential
5-
Business
(Colo.)
.Co.
anco
37 Vac
—
(quar.
(quar.)
common
preferred
stock dividend
convertible
$2.50
3-30
(quar.)__
Corp.
Brewing,
Pittsburgh
1
40c
(quari-.)
Line—
'
'"4-20
t$1.50
(qear.)
Gas,
iJ.
Pioneer
•
5-15
5-
145c
common—
preferred
Penney
5-It
7 Vac
—
Ltd.,
Value
4-27
.
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
.
Chemical
Park
Penmans,
Name
Payable of Rec.
i Monday, March 26, 1962
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
jVame of Company
.
4-
3-9
2
BVaC
"3-31
7- $1.50
3-31
3-16
"
3-16
Volume
195
Number
6145
The
Commercial
and
.Financial
Chronicle
.
(1433)
■(,
.-
.7
\
-
Name of
Beam
.'
!
Quarterly
Bearings, Inc.,
Beatrice
%:."".v >.'/.'•
*
1-
'
Company
(James B.)
'
'
Per'
'
,
.
■
"
,
com. -
iquar.)
Per
Name of Company
3
r7c
7-
2
*' 15c
6-
1
4-
2
„
"
_
3-16
«
California
6-15
preferred
4'/a%
(quar,)______
preferred
•
Beech
Creek
Bekins
Van
(quar.).__
(quar.)
Storage (quar.)
RR.
&
$1.12%
Co.
XX
X i
Belding-Corticelli, 7%
pfd.
(quar.)
Belgium Stores, Ltd.,- 5%- pfd. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mig.
.!.
Bell
Intercontinental
Telephone
27
3-15
$25c
4-
2
•
California
4-30
'
$1.20
•
25c
6-27
6-
55c
4-16
3-15
60c
3-31?;
25C
3-31
20c
4-11'"' ;; 3-28
_
Berkshire
Gas,
V
!
___!!!!
>5%%
___!____
fJ
preferred
XXXL-X
(quar.)
Bickford's
Inc.
Biddeford
&
Saco
$1,469
4-16' y
<77$ 1' class A (quar. )_!
Binks Mfg. Co. (quar.
$1.50
:'-4-i6l-
Bird
Machine
Bird
/'•• Stock
Black
«Ss
4-; 2
'
$25c
'
-
6% ; preferred
Blue Bell, Inc.
(quar.)
10c
Canada
4-
'
.
'
('quarJ)
X
2
'
-'
>
,3-19
Bobbs-Merrill, 4(4%
(H.
3-30
-
pfd. (quar.)—
pfd~. (quar.) _/__!!__-
Boise Cascade Corp.
Book-of-i,he Month
•
4-
6-
11-30
4-
2
Food 'Stores
4-2
3-16
3-16
-•
5-
1
87(46
7-
2
,4^10
3-30
50c
'
*
i—-
:
Personal
—-.
45c
"'
Property Trust
Mersey Paper, Ltd.—
;
•
! 5 Va.%
pref. (quar.)
Bo water Corp. of. North
America, fjtd.—
•
;
5% preferred (quai*. >
5y2% •' preferred (quar,>___-_____'_^^_____
Bowl-Mor Co., com; (stock dividend)
i
'30c preferred (quar.)
L___
?
$.447
4-2
; 3-14
3^2&.-;
4-
.t683/4C
1
3- 9
.
Bowman
Brach
(E.
"44
$ 6894c
77 4-
J.)
&
Sons, new
(Milton) Co.,
5%; prior preferred
Bralorne
Pioneer
Light
Ltd.
preferred
(C.)
&
(quar.)
Co.,
25c '.7,7 4-
3-16
$206
4-25
.
'7
5%
1
$1.50
30C
:
'
42c
,V
:
preferred
British-American
A5sqratt<"»
British
American
Oil
British
American
Tobacco
(s-a
Co., Ltd.
^Registered and ordinary bearer
j;'_
ing,
30,
1961
Ordinary
for
pence
one
free
the
$25c
"
for
pence
:
$«%20 : x 4-' 1
$25c
■
v.
•
!-
,:494 %
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred r( quar,)
-
4V2%
4-2?
•
"
3-23
.British
-■
Oxygen, Ltd.
Final
r
'V
Broad
for
Carter
CatO'
6-11
4-10
Investing
5^ 1
■
V:- $3.80 preferred
^
«
A
Class
♦
•
:
:
3~13
*4-10
2c
V 3-16
r
*4-10
-
;
s
4-
-
3-19
4.
4-
«10c
'
*•
3-15
,3-15
1.,
2
__
9 %
3-
2
2
;
5.25%
3-30
4-27
3-30
4-
2
4-
2
4-
2
3-31
3-15
3-15 "
"
•
/
1
Congress
Illinois
V
4-
1
3- 5
3- 5
-
7
3-
9
3-
9
44'-
4-
$1.24
3-
!
22c
4-
$1.02 Va
4-
$1.02 Va
4-
9
$1.1894-l
4-
3-14
$1.20
s.
;
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$1.12%
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v
'
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__<_ r
5 1
4-15 '
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Budget
X v6%
Finance Plan,
com.
,(increased-quar.)
,
10c
1 %%
4-30
*
H V4C
4-15.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
60c.
Burns /
(W;
(quar.)_i!_J!___L™_
$45C
International ?- 'Detective
lnc.f-'.(N; ■ V?)
(aimi?.)__i.__!_
Burrus Mills-, 4%% "pfd.V(quar.).'___i.
'
Burroughs Corp.: (quar.
.
Burrus
!
Mills,
'Common;
4V2%
preferred
4-%%
4Va %
■
Bush
preferred
•
$1.12 Va''
--,--1
Co.—
-
'
•
Byllesby
(H. M.'V, 5% pfd.
5%- .preferred
fquar.)
5%
preferred
(qua'r.
■"■-'■■ '
C I.T
4-25
$1,121/2
CTS
28'/BC
-
&
Edmonton.
5c
4~
2
4-
2
$1.50
(quar.)_;.____7_
(quar.)
•
'
2nd
preferred
Vpreferred
A
1
s-'
'22c
Common
9-
1
8-15*
Century Acceptance Corp., com.
•
37VaC ;
12
-
'•'
Vic'
50c
1
V ?
.
.3-31
4-16
T
3-12
.
*
4-20
3-16
*
Power, Lta., - common
(quar, $10c«.
4-16
5.%
preferred (quar.
.1
'
$$1.25 '
4- 2
41/2,% 7 preferred
(quar.)!__j_L__iL._—$$1.12'/a,4- 2 '
:4%
preferred fquar.)_____
!_- *
$$1
4- 2
:3-31
7
v
'2-20
4-16 '
68c
$1.04
4-
$1.18
$1
-
(quar.)_
3-31
,
(quar.)_^
,
3-31
3-20
7c
4-16
-
.XX
80c
3-30
20c
;
7
,a_
4-16
3-30
27 VaC
3-30
3-16
dividend)
4%%vpreferred
of
the
.
"62VaC
$1.12 Va
(stock
3-30
•3-15
'
3-30
•3-15
dividend)igu!i^
"
4%
4-
1
3-
5
4-30
4-
6
B
Industries, (initial)
25c
4-
5
(quar,)____?
Trust
(quarterly
27 VaC
4-
1
—
15c
4-
6
3-20
3-12
f
3-26
(quar.)__
57 Vac
5-15
$40c
4-13
(quar.)_'___!
,
20c
y
•
4-
40c
(quar.)
*
3-12
4-16
3-
:
6-14
quar.)
2
2
3-12
6-
1
-4-
1
X 3-16
4-
1
3-16
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
$1.12V2
4- 2
3-2
$1.13
4- 2
3- 2 /
<"
4-2
3-2
•
4-
3-
•
(quar.)!
9C
-
7%c '7
■7?!
(quar.
10c-
$$1.37 Va
,
.
,
•
•
A
(quar.)_!__
,
1
9 y
4-1
3-9
(quar.)—___
4-
1
3-15
T2VaC
,
/9394c
4-2
3-19
1V4%
class
4- 2
3-19
7/7
1947
3-31
I' "
5-1
$1
,
$$1.30
8-
.
12VaC
50c
.
(quar.)__
—
1
3-
7
■
4-19
7-26
4-15
4c
$1.62V2
;—37V2C
87Vic
,25c
(quar.)
ser.)
//-./.,■•'X"'?• ;
1%
.
(quar.)_7—
common
and
3-15
4- 2
3-30
3-16
3-16
1
3-16
3-30
4- 2
3-30
3-19
3-19
3-15
4-
common
(quar.)
quar.)
':
_______
(Boston)—
!—_—
.
convertible
preferred
(quar.)^
class A (quar.)—_
4-
3
3-31
3- 9
5c
3-30
3-15
15c
.
3-30
3-15
3-20
.
12%c
12%c-
(Del.); common—_
(quar.)
4- 2
4-2
3-20
-25c
31V4c
__I
preferred
3-15
4-10
UOc
!__^_^—>
Service,
"
3-12
3-30
4-
:
••!
(quar.)__-i„—L
(quar.)
3-30
4-
.
Ltd
common
6-20
25c
17V2C
25c
____■!—
(quar.)___
Insurance
3-20
3-20
7- 1
3c
(quar.)—____
(quar.);
1
1
25c
$2c
A
Crescent Petroleum Corp.
1
3-12
1
1
5%
3-12
1
\(quar.)___r
(quar.)
Finance
Class
1
5-
(quar.)-
Reynolds,,
(initial
Credit
1
3-20
4-
.$1,25-
(quar.)_
(1945
convertible
6%
•
;
*
-
-(quar.)
Ritz
,?
.
1%
V
,L__;
.
3-
4-
com.
Crain
(R.
h.){ Ltd.
Crampton Mfg* Co.,
/
1
4-2
25c
(increased
Petroleum
Bit,
3-16
'4-
30c
77/ ioc •/:'
Y.)—
Co., 3.75%. pfd.
*
Craig
2
'
Co.,
preferred A
New
3-30
2-28
4-
;
$1.25
Gas
Newsprint
Craftsman Life
3-20
17 Vac
:
&
1
1
.
>tquar.)
income)
Coal
preferred
7 Cosden
"
15c
Inc.
$1
'3-15
'4-2?
10c
preferred (quar.)
Common; (stock
Charles
!
;
Corp.
Glass,Works,
Corroon
■3-15
1
912-
12-15
*
7
-——_
Coro,
3-30
2
-
conv.
5% ' preferred (s-a)
'. Champion Papers," Inc.*
3-; 5
* "
Life Insurance
(Toronto)
(s-a):
Company (quar.)
(Peter), Corp., 6%% pfd. (quar.)~j_:
Tire & Rubber—^—
River
9
6-
.9-15 i
;$50C
(N.
Investment
3Vz%■ Pfd.
'
3-30
6-15
:$50C
(L. L.)
Corning
7
'
2
4- 2
$50c
(quar.)
_—
; Coosa
2-20
2-20
3-31
1
3-20
3-22*
1
1
(Toronto)
Co
Connector,
/,? Cooper
•J*.
4-2
5
3-
dividend
Cooper
.
3-
/'!,
5-
1
3-23
4-
preferred
Can
Cook
7,
Chamberlain Co, of America—^
;
3-19
,
v
3-31 V
3394C '
$1.37 Va
Cerro* Corp. ■ (quar.)____
Corp;,. <Ltd._w
3-30
40c
2
37
7 .'
Continental
2-20
2-20
"2-20
,11-15"' ■/.? 70c preferred (quar.)i
1
3-31
"
3-31
?
(quar.) __!
4-20
3-31
-7
!"6%
3-15
•4-20
62 Vac
(quar.)
5-15.-
12-
40c
preferred
Stock
7. 62 VaC
(quar.)___'_j.___________
4-10
*
I'
5-1
$1.25 s
1
-
20c
•
$1.37 Va
! Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
7 /
j
stock dividend_A_
•7, Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust:
(Chicago)
(quar.)
_______—;
■'•■
a
5-1
311/4C
•'
3-31
■
11V4C.,
Life Insurance—
Continental
7
4-
4-10
»v
(Mass.)—(■" ! >• ',7? ,»
stock_-,7__________.
1
or
preferred
3-
3-30
3-22
,,
:.
Br (quar.)__7i^ii___^___
(quar.)_____L__i__r_
311/4C
;
•
5%% pfd. (quar.)
Development-—; •'
&
Continental
33-
'
3-26
5-
(Central Wisconsin Motor Transport Corp.- (111.)
%
40c
3-30
4-16
4-16
8c -V
•
•
3/
4-14
•
35c
'
*
Calgary
',,'f
A
6-
-
4-
•
4.75%'* preferred ' Oquai'.)
3-15
/
7 $4.16
preferred
(quar.)!
-—;
$1.04
,7V, Continental Bakipg, common (quar.)—._—_
55c
vi $5.50 preferred
(quar.)_—__ 1?
$1.37 %
•3-
•
preferred (quar.)_
Vermont Public.Service—
5.4:4%
4.15%
•
3-15?:-
1
prqferred
preferred
5V2%
Central
;
.
3-15
4-2
37V-»c
:.
3-20
;;
2
$1.35
9
3-
4-2
!
-31V4C
(quar.)_____!__la'
—___i
Corp.; (quar;)
4-
■
3-13"
3-30
15c
preferred
$5
.3-14 '
.7;
Financial Corp.' (quar;)
Calgary
\
12-1 »%*
preferred
$2.50
>
■
(quar.)
._!
'•4V2%' preferred .(quar.)___L__a_!___a_____
Buzzards Bav Gas, 6%^'nrior pld.
(quar.)__
Byers (A. M.)
Co.
(quar.)
!
l'
$2.50
*7 6-15 X
3-26
$1.1894
■
6-15
2 7/:
2 7.
$1.31 Va
.c
$1.40
preferred
B *(qUar.)_77i7ii,___
Central .Telephone. Co.—
' ./?■
'
('-■<? Common/ (guar.) •
3-16
12-31
10c
:___
*/J-
•
-
Butler's Shoe Corp., common
f
'
-6-30
,
,
3-10 "
3-31
$1,121/2
approved a 20% stk. dividend
Butler Mfg., 4J/2% preferred (quar.)___a
.
6-30
$1.12 Va
^■_w__!
7____
44-
-
$1.15,
150
Central Rational Bank (Chicago) (quar.)__L
Central Securities Corp;; common^^!7^!!_!! X'X" 15c
$1.50 preferred:
37 Vac
X V;
3-31
3-31
;_____
Ll
____________
Assurance
; 4-20
25c,
-
(quar..N___t.^_!
Co!!^!l__!___
3-16
preferred
(quar.)
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
6% /preferred ' (quar.)
L_^7___!__.
,
*
-
.(quar.)_-,_!_
-(quar.) _i_a_-
3-3 i
25c *
f.
,
87 Vac
(quar.)____
,
*■'! *-■ **
3-30
;
25c
coirimoh_!_^_i
preferred
Terminal
Business*; Men's
f Stockholders
'
3-23 '
(quar.)-
3-26
4-16
r
Fund
preferred B
$4.50
*$4.52
3-15
4-16
'.'v 3%
N. J.)—
Acceptance, class A com.
convertible. preferred
(quar.
7.
1
4-10
4-30
3-20
Assn.
FOods
Gas
4-
,3-19
Products
5 Va %
3-13
3-
"v
3-15
v
i, 30c
,
preferred
4.75%
!,
-X
-
common
3-31 i-v.
40c
•4
preferfed/, (;quar.')___^
,"4.60%
3-28.;
..
!
10c 1
Central ,Maihe Poy/er Co.;
X■ 3.50%
;
'-v
■3-28
4-2
$1.12 V2 !
*
!
4-^
J.) :
Inc./-
4v 2'
,
X3-28
'"15c ,;;vy4-16
y4-i6
AgpncV;
V
4-16
(quaE.)!_vi^_Ll_^_%_^_'!_i' X Vl5c
Building Products, Ltd.
%
4
$1.3394
4-.l
:'/;X 50c
,
:;Consumers Power Co.—
A3-31
_
;
3-26
Rock
3-16
.
4-
7
3-15
5- 1
Corp.,, Ltd.
3-16
3-31
20c
3-
3-31
.
4-20
Paper
Consumers
3-31
$1.23
:
7
3-31
*
v.
10c
Consumer
*
Browning-Ferris Machinery (quar.)_:___!-i_
Bruce
fE; L,), Inc. Jfstock xf.ividend
Life
investment
30c
1
3-
1*2 Vac
Natural
9
r:
^ (quar;)^—
(quar.)
•3-
9
2
3-31
3114 c
quar.)___
Edison
Consolidation
3-
3-
5-
.'%• 15c
Consolidated
3-9
6-13
(quar.)_!_i_.
Consolidated
.7.
2
,=
s
i
City,
Consolidated
3-14
2
4-
from
3-15
5-10
}
689'4C
(quar.)
T
Consolidated
7;
;
3-14
\
4-
•
$1.16
v
-
4-1
.
-
3-14
4-19
>
6-30
;
r 15c
;
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Electronics
3-14
3-31
62 VaC
Cigar Corp., $5 pfd.-(guar.
common
(Initial quar.)
*.
New
3-16
5-15
Puerto Rico (quar.)
$5
"
30c
7
Consolidated
3-16
3-15
4-'2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—$1.31 V*
(initial
Consolidated
♦H
':'
•
■'■'
.
3-30
>
*
Consolidated
9
3-19
4-: 2
common
Connohio! Inc.,
Bv(quar.
(quar.)
/'
(quar.)-i_i_
Co.,
4-6
"'■ '"3-
3-19
::
3-30
■
87 Vac
j.Jf-
(Jersey
3-30
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Illinois ..Light,
Co.
4-16
$1.1894/
_____
'
!
(quar.
'f 4-26
4-
25c
7
common (Initial)
Connecticut Light
& Power
$1.0894
$1,12 V2
-
1
87 %c
(quar.)^
New
•
v.
___
5-
$13.25
(quar.)^___^_'
Connecticut ..General
•7
2
$1.25
Financial
Optional—cash
.
?
-
v.7.4-
V
'60c
r!_2
common
25c
(quar.)_^_______7__—-l_l
preferred
;
2
'■■":■
.■!■
40c
(increased)
(quar.)
(qua-r.)____J_
Electric & Gas—%
preferred
4"
-
3-15
4-
■•r,:!
—;
(quar.)_J^__
(quar.)
Edison
Street
3-31
.-
25c
.
:__t—
Quarterly
! Quarterly
,
$1.12 Va
Y.)
B
6
3-15
73-12
$1
'/
'/
•
10c
Research
Confederation
?;
3-15
3-
3-30
3-27
;•
$1.75
(quar.)___-.
Co.
preferred
Preferred
"3-15
30c
•
Community
3-26
1
'
Commonwealth Water Co.,
7
10c
V
_____
Commonwealth Theatres
-
4-
X';.,: 35c
Quarterly
Commonwealth
4-27
',-$1.75
^
$1.12%
(initial)—
(increased quar.)
Trust
'.
3-26
'(Atlanta)—1
Corp?—i
Solvents
Commonwealth
3-12
30c
:
-r(quar.)
Drug
3-15 ;;■!:
'
Shares, Inc.l7__ •■■/•'V.'.,.' 5c 7" 3-27
(quar.): V' 7Vac
'■: 3-30
series
Credit
3-15
■'
:
73-31
Metals
!/;■,:,
5-15
3-31
3-31
.lc"
;
(quar;)*
(quaiv)
preferred
Iron
Commercial
;:;'■■""
30c
r
3-28
3-13
/V.
!!____^___^__!_7_:
preferred
Commercial
3"15
$10c
fquar.)
preferred ; fquar.)
Indiana Gas (quar.)
Central Kansas Power, 494% pfd.
!
9
2
;
3-16
3-12
Energy
Commercial
3-21
"
? 10c
v"'
•
1
_
A
common;
Commerce
'
3-23
4-
$1.12 Va
:
'
5%
__ _
New
6
4-
V
,7
4.92%
3-
2
2
1
;? 3-31
:
Engineering? (quar.)______^
Clearing House (stock dividend)
Commerce
3-21
3-31
.
Central
3-
4: 2
'4-
10c
'•
4-
3-31
7c
;
(quar.),_*
&
preferred
Combustion
"
2
+5c
Sugar
4 Vz % ? preferred ;•
4%
3-9
4-
4-
7:
1—
Commercial
15c
•'
f * 4.64%! preferred'' (quar.)
-j.
Central lllipois.■ public SerVice-V'
•
2
!
Insurance
Stone
preferred
'
40c
!;
^-1
!
1
4-
5
15c
1
3-12
3-20
"
4-
32 Vac
X-
(quar.)
&
Fuel &
5V2%
3-15
5-
5-15
8-15
11-15
•
.
$1.37%
______
5-35% preferred (quar.)_:^!!!^_i;!ii._^7i_^.
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric (quar.)
.
/■ 7
•
Corp. of America,k)r'v"
■
.'-»rV -.v*'
10c
"
•>'■?
:1
preferred: series'. A
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Central.;
3-9
4-15:
'
4-
7C
Instruments !Corp.
4,80%
3-9%.
3-3L;?
10c
;
4-
41c
1
7 4-? 2
? 4- 2
20c
(quar.)—
By-Products
series
5%
2-26
1
6-
8-31
Co.' J
(Colorado Interstate Gas,
;
■
2-26
;
„^
,■
7
3-16
4-23
5%
3-16
3-15
11-30
$1.12
7
!
;
annually
Growth
Colorado
,3-20
(quar.)%_
.1
*.4.75%1 preferred
;<
;
7
3-30
_
$1.05
(quar.)^_-
4.10%. preferred
.3-31
$'26C
:
'
,4.10%
;
4- 2
,
:
Co.
preferred
Colorado
v
7: 7.
'3-
""4)- 2
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Trencher
/Colonial Sand
3-
1-10
7 3-15
1
Corp.____.
Colonial
7,
3-15
2
Corp.
;/ $3.50 preferred
■
.
■
4-
4-10
7
7 Vac
Electric Illuminating
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
*
5
f
pfd.
International Corp.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
3-15
$1.25
.
!:!? Common.! (-quhr,)
3-16
l V
3-30
3-31
(quar.)
;.
t_...
.Central
%:
3-15
.3-31
-9394C
2nd
4.75.%.
'
1
9' $-30
5Va%
;Coca-Cola / (quar. )•
;
5-
x
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Hosiery
Increased
7
7:
lc
%
;
:
3-16
'4-30
10-10
!
(Coca-Cola
.4-13'
7-10
10-31
$1.25
Yard-
:Coca-Cola Bottling. Co.s (N.
3-31
X .4.96%, preferred
'-
.
B
Mquar.)
;„!!!!
preferred (quar;)_____jL_____!__!___
4%
•
f!
3-16
4-1%
t; 62V2O
.
Co.
/
3-15
75c
X
Ceritrai-Hudson Gas & Electric-1'
X; 4.35%-.
preferred? (quar,)___2_7_____
V 3-30
1
3-31
20c
(quar.)__^__L______:
,
.
*
'
$2c
2__
4V2%
95c
.
General
behtral;'Aguirre
3.27
6c
'X
(cmar.
&
(J. W.)
Cenco
;
;/
'
,y^ ;5% jprefeired (quaJr
?!
fei'OokqBond .(Canada), Ltd.—vi
i«4,16'% preferred (quar. Vu!_l
Broughton's Farm Dairv. Inc. lOhio Y,' cl. A
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp. (Del.)—
Class
7%
10c
.Brockway Glass, common (quar.)
.
!
? 10c
'
Co.—
4 V2
4-
6%.%
Corp.-
Gas
6
4-15'
__—i;!!!^!!!!!^^!!^.;::!-!'Tauntpn
4-
3-16
3-16
" Class B __—'■.cii/s
& Wall' Corp.__!
:_w
"
V.Brockton
*3-30
3-15
-
7-31
$1.25
Florida
7 4%
2nd preferred
Coastal" States "Life
:7;
.4-16.
>
(quar.)__
common
Stores«(qua r ,)
4-1
3-16
-
.
Celanese
4-M ;
Broad
'■'•:■»•:■ Extra
■
$15c
4-. 1
•4- .2
4-30
vi
Clifton
Gorge-Waynesboro
Telephone
Co;
• (Virginia)
i._7—
-_.U_
;.Cluett, Pee.body & Co.—'7
V XX'/7':v
7%. preferred (quar.)
__'
■
,3-30
Telegraph (quar.)
Corp.
(quarterly from
GecofSteel. Products
2-23
'4-- i.
.
3-15
;
3-20
25c
,;25c
<•
■
;
4-16
?
(quar.)__
1st pfd.
Cable
Clevite
3-30
Extra
.:''!V
£_
5
3-20
2
3-15
2
4-
$1.25
Stock
of
Proaucts
4%,%
$$9
Stock- dividend--!^!—!—?
$$1.4394
1961
4-
1
/ 3-30
£1.75
7^
!;Cleveland
$31c
(quar.)!i_'___^_^_-__^_i_____!
Cassiar;»Asbestos COi'p.VLtd. '(quar.)
:
i.'./X/Xi"'.
$$1.1594
30,
!
:
&
Extra
($$1.15
SeDt.
4-
$5c
Carthage Mills
.
Ordinary— !!
ended
year
Street
2
'3-20
"
4-1
..
.
5
5c
2
3-
4
3-
__i___7___i___^!!i.ii!!!!v:
Co.
Claussner
+$1^5'^ -4—2- -^3—7
! • 4.V2 % preferred ^-quiir.) i
-
7'7..,"'T
Sept.;7
!
^
3-31
:
'
$75c*
7$37VaC
._
-
(quar.)
Telephone
City
,
L'r
preferred
Gas
/Clark
I2V2C
; investment income y
Carrlngton (C;-S.) Ce.
Carson, Plrie & Scott
'
1
J2,/aC
(quar.)
preferred
Carriers
^ 4-?2'
______
''
3-
4%
suburoan Bell Telephone—
Union
City Investing Co.,
/
*
quar.)'_:_i^!_!'J_-!_
Cos., .8%
&c
Quarterly
s
City
8
3-
9-
3-26
.
Cleveland
!!:■
(s-a)_
Inc.;'
Carolina
/
year
(quar,)'__;
F
(quar.)__!i_!_!^___^!_„i_^
A
$4.20
9
3-15 1 3
.
_
preferred
;
I
,0-18
■,€ 10c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
Electric, Ltd;—
Carnation
-
594%'-
3-
6-
■i 25c 1-31-63
__,!7w____^_ :'!7% 50c
3-29
4- 2
pfd. (quar.)_$1
4- 2
$1.1894
preferred ?(quar.)
3- 2
.
1
3-22
6-15
25c
Enquirer
Cincinudci
4-10
'3-31
preferred
Caressa,
3-16
9394C
<
.
Class
7
and
the
.
_
,
!
.3-9
4- 2
British income- tax)
of
registered
(seven
.
./3-16/7
3-30
3-30
,
ordinary bearer
ending Sept.
"r30, 1962, free of British income tak)
___!
British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd.—
c. Quarterly
!___'_!iL__iL-_t.__!_!'''? $ 12 V2C --t
British .Columbia Telephone,-' com.
(quar.)i^
.$55c >v
^preferred ' (quar;)
* $$1.50?■;*
V
3:
3-30
(one shillended
year
.$43 946..
://, $25c ■!
._
2
3-
3-31
$2.25
__*_l__!__47_7^___7_x.'
preferred
(■
l'V .7 4-10
3-31
3-29
40c
»
:
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
3-15
3-31
tquar.)_:
preferred
.2-28
1
30c
>
,
2UC
,""5%
3-1
2 v.:
(quar.)
2
'
preferred
3-15
1
8-31
11-
20c
f
■V:v.,'
■
~
5%
■
;
73-9
2
9-20;
11-21
:___
5%
y.
3-15
:6-
$1.25
Cincinnati,. New Orleans 6c Texas Pacific
Ry.
•/
9
4-
7/ $30c
'J.;; t$i
(quar,
Westinghouse, Ltd. (quar.)-_JL!!i!.C X $15c
•V 15C'
Canal-Randolph Corp; (quar.)_!
■_
Cannon
Mills,; common. (quay,)
75c
*
.
%
3-30
7
25C
t!_-_!_ii_
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Co.,
3- 9
5-
$1894c
_
._
6-21
Quarterly
77X 4.75%
3-15
*3-
5-
Canadian
V.; 3-30
$2894C
.
Mfg.
_—__
.
•
33c
•
(quar.)
___n._!___t_: :!___!
(quar.)____
___-_
!
Bristol-Myers, 3.75% preferred r(quar.)
Brillo
to
Company, 394%
Carolina Power & Light,
3-15
3-30
3-26 '//3-12 7-! V! $5 preferred (quar.)
,
Bridgeport 'Gas,
Bright
.
Oil
preferred
.'4%
*
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
'
(T. G.) & Co.,-' Ltd., common_____
B
(initial
common
5%
'
.3 -16
Vr 5.28%
Resources,
series
General
'
3-2
2
.4- 2
:
New
3-15 7,7
■"''■ 4--2
Ltd.
preferred
Canadian
73-15;,
3c
"
Brewer
;
'4- 2
$1.25
(s-a)__!!____!
$37 %c
._
(quar.).
2
4-13
4-
-
-
3-9
:
S-i
!;
Power—
&
1
!___
common..
Collieries
'
!•'
$42 Vac
-
3-16
4-
$1.25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,
3-15
2 ",-
4-
3-16
3-30
$1.25
-
.!
Copper Co.
Cincinnati
Canadian
4-27 :X 4-13 X
XX4X37, '■ 7 2-27/7
30c
(initial)
common
(s-a)__l
Mines,
Brazilian. Traction
*'
7 VaC
(accum.)i_!^__L
3-9
1,
4-16
2%
.
X
22C
Bradley
6 %
$62(£c
$62 %C
Products!—
Inc.,-$1.20 preferred
A
/■;
Quarterly
-Cincinnati
if? V 3-15
4-2
Husky-Oil,'Ltd.— »," 1
'
1
i"
6% preferred (quar.)
$75c
! Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., class A (quar.) - - $20c
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce—
v;!' v"
^Quarterly1;.!.•■■> $45c
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common
;
'./■
$10c
T! ; 7% % preferred ■ (quay.)
- $93
946
Canadian International Power Co., Ltd.—
6 % preferred (quar;);
'
X $7 5c
3-21
.
class
!
*
$$1.25 ./
75c
(quar.)!
!!?•;Quarterly
Canadian
1
"
,
.
Bowser.
Ltd.,
3-12
4-14
;•
6
3-31
25c
(quar.
A
.'7:;... Quarterly
3-15
2
4-
25c
Securities Co.— 7!XXXXX iX
preferred; (quar.)___
Churchill Stero
Corp< (initial quar.)_____7_
'
■74-
0
3-20
3-15
62 Vu C
7%
•
Bowaters
.
(quar.)
common (quar.)
/
$$1.10;. "/4-/IX
GeneraL'lnsurahce Co.____
Cauadiaii General Investments,. Ltd; (quar.)
tfi- Extra -
.! 4-* 4
6-6
12.V2C
L
—
!
3-27
4- 2
I
$50c
.
(quar.)_
Canners,
Canadian
'3-15
:
4-
V.
$25c
$90c
Ltd.
|V! 3% ' 2nd. preferred
3-27.
;»4-23
30c-
'
(quar.)L.
:
(quar.)_;!___
Boston Insurance Co.
Boston
(quar.
5%
11-19
1
4-
2
4-
$87 %c
MJortgage
! Canadian Food Products, Ltd.—
X
;6 %!lst ' preferred (quar.)
8-21
■
:• '. 4-
V 4r
4-
5
3-29
Christiana
3-28
|87 Vac
•
-
A
preferred
Chock Full O'Nuts
Corp.
'
7-13
$1.06 % "
_
Celanese Ltd., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar. X
;
Canadian
3-15
3-30
;
$1.75
5-21:
1
$1,12(4
1
Borman
Canadian
2
4-27
$62%c
3-30
1
4-
10c
"
preferred
Chile
4-13
7-31
;!• ";'''/"
Canadian
3-16
! 9- 1
10c
Bronze
3-15
3-30
4-
-,
9
%10c
semi-annual
preferred
3-15
2
$1.37Va
tquar.')'^——L-•
Borg-Warner Corp.; common
-3(4% preferred (quar.)__i
5 '/a
3-16
4- 2
25c
(quar.)__iXll!Xl:
Cian
3-
_'r?:! $15c'
v.-;
Breweries
Canadian
3-15
3-31
75c
,
C.), 5(4%
3-19
35c
5-
$1.50
(quar.)_
Pneumatic
lool
(quar.)
Rock Island & Paciiic RR.
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)
-
.)
Corp. (quar.)
Safeway, Ltd.? 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
/
Canadian
3-19
;, ■;
X ,* Quarterly XLXLXXXiX^XLXlX^XLX^ X 25C •
Quarterly t^XXiXxlXXlxXXxXXX-xy 25cB'ohack
3-31
3-31
12 Vac
cdmmon:
A
Chicago,
-
.
(s-a)
Increased
\
'
____u
10c
$1.18%
...
4-15
87 V2C
Utilities
.
Chicago
'«
(quar.)__.
$1.12 Va
i
Ry.
5%
1
3-19
12 Vac
B
(quar.)J
Ohio
&
5%
3-19
(s-a)
Permanent
Canada
3-19
Class
9
4-18
(quar.)
Machine
B
Canada
3-28
s
2
V1' 4-' 2 s:
.
*
4-
4-18
(quaf.
Flooring,
Class
..
</
1
9-
'stock
;t/7
3-19.
4-10'
4-
-i> -1%
•*•*';
5-
10%
Ltd., class
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd.,
4(4'
preferred
(quar.)
3-19
*r4-15
25C
_X!-_X!_ly/
'
'
,,
4-9
Insurance—
3-30
.
,
15c
.
l_!_.
_
Tobacco k
4-
1
_;; $1.00 Vt
Candda
4-10
4-25
.
$10c.
Mfgr (quar;)X_X.ilX_l:XXyX40c'
Valley Gas & Electric
triQ-r
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
$1.40
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
$1.06(4
Bliss & Laughlin, Inc.
(quar.)
40c
•
\
25c ;
.3-16
4-20
t
Decker
Bloch-Bros.
55-
33c
Life
Holders
Payable of Rec.
-1
1
31c
1
■
<•
1
5-
31 (4c
«
preferred
Fastener
Campbell
3-21
$1.25
1
series A
^
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. '(incr.-quar.)
Co.,'Ltd.—
;.»»
"C"
':\v- 5%; preferred B' (quar.)
J
Blackstone
:
(quar.)
2-20
25C
.'
.
(quar.)~
dividend
P
5-
30c
(quar.)
Canada Bread
3-20
.
___
Inc.
x
'
Go.
(quar.
(quar.) _X1
/dividendv
Son
&
U'
18c
.
Wlien
Share
;
3-16
5-15
17VaC'
,,
(initial)-_i„_-_
7
Corp. (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
4-20,'
Chicago Great Western Ry.y common (quar.)
XX, 5%
♦»
preferred - (quar;)
i
4- 9
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)__
4- 9
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
4-1
26y4c
,7'
3Va%■ preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake
3-20
^
-
.
15c
X
_
?
,
preferred
Chesapeake
7
Corp.
tquar.)___;
Telephone—
-
&
4%%
>(•
preferred
Camloc
3-20
J
Furniture,
class A__
Hats, Ltd.y common (quar.)
'{Name of Company
ChehangO & Uttadilla Telephone Corp.—
•
Camden Trust Co., (N. J.) -(quar.•• ■y'i
4
r
.3-20
,_X____
tquH'r.)L_i
Vvater
6
•'
4-16 \
f'; 4-16
$i:25
Biedernqan
Blltmdre
4-
4-20
$1.75
X:;'
25c,
___X
"•>
;
(Stockholder's, - approved a 2-for-l
split a£ their annual meeting
•*t Caluqiet & Hecla, common
r
4-i2>. f•3-27
*
l/2C
27 %C
—_
(quar.) _r_.
4-9
the
and
''v.-
3-30
_
Manufacturing (quar. )__lX__
Per
of Rec.
4-20
California
the
preferred
Stock
3-12
•
(quar.) X_Xl._X._L_
commoh
:«67o preferred (quar.)'
!_i;__X_i._!X_
Bethlehem Steel 'Corp.,- 7%- pfd.-(qugr.)L'.i-.-"'
Bibb
7%6
1
(qua:r.»_X..__XX-___
577 preferred' (quar.)
by
Corporations
April 2
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
^California-Western
State
6
3-10.
\
5-15
Co. Lquar.)
Inc.
Water
preferred
$4.75
currency)
Frocks.
of
$1.25
■
,
Berirus-' Watch
apprbval
on
New. common
V-4-W«
-
(quar.),
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance7 (La.)___'_
B'enguet • Consolidated, Inc.— ! V> ■ -'
'
,
1 (Payment
of 23' ceritavos •' in
Philippine
Berkshire
the
Packing
California
i-
3-12
„
_!!_/_!!__.■
____
Holders
Payable
'200 %
dividend)
$1.24
20c
Ltd.
Bendix ' Corporation (quar.)
Beneficial' Finance Corp. '
(quair*
;
5- 5,
3-31
;
1
-X
-
When
Share
-
(stock
California Interstate Telephone Co.—
; 5.25%
cdnv. preferred (quar.)
"3-15'"
2 •'.-.'
5-15
to
Commissioner
■■2' stockholders
3-15 '
2
5-
__!X-~!!y
(s-a)
Canada,
4-
9c\
!,
Corp.
cf
Co.
4-
'
50c
•.
<quar.)
Bell
4-
$17%c
.
4%preferred
1
8491c
•*
Financial 'Corp.
Subject
5-15
3-15
'
3%%
'
-
"
4-
40c
(initial)
common
new
Foods,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7c
■'■'
_/_—,
.;___
.When
.
Share
Distilling-(quar.)-
13
3*30
3-30
3-12
3-12
15c
15c
5- 1
5- 1
4-14
4-14
■
.
'California Electric Power, $2.50 pfd.
6%
preferred (quar.)___—
3-. 5
(quar.)
J?
,
63c
4-
T.
'
4T
Trust
3-15
1
1
.Chartered
Cheihical Bank
Chemical
''
75c
•
3-t 5
-
3-15
Co.' (quar. )^u„i__!
New
York
Fund,
Inc.
Investment income)
Trust
50c
(quarterly
—_——X
from
4-
2
70c
Co.__—_
4-
1
1
', 3-15
!
; 3-it
net
Crossett Co., class A
Class
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
—-a______
►
;
"
4 VaC
4-16
3-28
.
:
.
Continued
on
page
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1434)
14
.
.
Monday, March 26,1962
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
x>
Xr. FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
,,
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan.1
Highest 4'-;
Year 1961
Highest
Lowest
16
55
Jan
3
75
17% Sep
25
44% Jan
52 *
2
21
Dec
-
;
Apr
38
Jan
Deb
Jan
3
24 % Jun
3
3
80
68
3
43% Apr
109 % Oct
Mar J4
10% Jan
66 ye Jan
8
7
Jan
21
6
•73% Mar 22
90% Jan
28
llVXMar
16
86% Dec
29
84
18
•
-
..
16% Feb
-
8
70 Vb Feb
X
20
84% Mar 15
62 Ye' Jan
9
2
,
-
7
r
"
4
Jan
41% Nov
3
9
Jan
11
9
-19% Jan
45% Nov 29
31V* Jan
Jan
29
88% JUI1
8
9'A Sep
8
15% Apr
4
10% Jan
32'A Jan
4
53 % Apr
4
36 Y* Mar
7
43
35
*
50y4Sep
3
Jan
40
Jan
Dec
Nov
16% Jan
4
20% Sep
5
50% Jan
3
66 %• Aug
9
19y4 Jan-
27
16% Dec
9
3
52% Apr
16
13
12% Jun
Oct
11
Jan
•
81
Aug 11
70% Nov
3
Jan
-
14% Sep
3
81*4 Jan
19
Oct
25
98
Nov
17
110
4
25% Dec
12
31
Allied
Mills
Allied
Products
Feb
Jan .24
27
11
28% Jan
% Mar 30
X 57% Feb 15
20
26
Mar 24
19
37% Oct
11
69% Jan
3
119% Dec
7
105% Jan
8
24 Vb Oct
2
May 11
27% Jan
2
19% Oct
23
98 % Sep
22
19 % Dec
Jun
28
36
37
34
27
19
Feb
9
134% Feb
15
34
31
Jan
40% Jan
65
12
Jan
64VXApr
5
60% Mar 19
63 X Mar^ 16
15 *4 Jan
24y» Apr
11-
16% Mar 23.
18% Jan-.
4
38*4 Jan
51% Jun
6
51% Mar
2
46% Jan
5
,
64 5 a
4%
39%
20%
X 33
15
33
'
15%
32%
•
39%
21% ■/».
,
21*/a
32%
93*4
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12
12%
40%
40%
12%
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46%
47
46%
47
93%
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93 %
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12%
11%
12 *4
11%
40%
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39%
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47 *A
47%
47
52
50%
51%
X 51%
94
94
51
94
22%
233«
22.%
23X-
22%
23%
4974
49%
16%
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48%
16 *A
16%
16%
48%
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44
43%
4374
43
12
44
55,100
4,008
-
X 5,800
8,700
•
6,600
X-55,500 "X
2,500
XXX 900
-■'/
44
8T6
874
83i
8%
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8%
65 3 s
62 *4
64%
62%
62*4
86
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86*4
85
85
14%
14%
14*4
14%
14 »A
14%
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14*2
20%
20%
20 y4
20
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8% /,
87/B
63 3
63
86
86
-
20 *A
20V4
20%
99*4
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; 99%
98
98
98
27%
27%
27
27%:
2674
27
X 46%
44%
46 7/a
27%
27*4
27%
66%
66%
67%
19
19
19
19
28*4
29%
46%
47
49%
46
28
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27%
27%
64%
66%
65
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10
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30
108*4 111'A
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f
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28%
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29%
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75% NOV 28
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14
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26
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24
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6
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13
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27
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14
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16 y8 Jan
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19
35 y2 Mar
13
2
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17 y8 Nov
3
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2
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47
21
15'A Jan
142*4 Jan
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8
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151;
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1%
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29
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37%
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23%
100
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8
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preferred
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5y4% prior preferred^——100
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31
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37
28
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2
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104
31% Mar 23
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13
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16% Nov 30
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18
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273A Jan /2
21
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3
36
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26
Jan
13
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15
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26
54% Jan
3
72 *4 May 18
58 y2 Jan
8
16
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3
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50*4 Mar
146% NOV
3
93
18
Jun
142
28
122
27% Jan
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7
18*4 Jan
17
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1
2
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American Seating Co
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American-Smelt <to Refg com_No par
1% preferred
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25
150% Mar 20
Jan
78
11
23
76
20
Nov
127% Apr
3
Aug
9
9
92
Jan
3
126
Feb
16
20% Feb 27
28
107% Nov -14
86% Mar 16
99 *A Jan
2
3
43
1
30% Jan
11
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
103 y8 Jan
3
non-cumulative preferred-lOb*
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1 XV
139% Dec
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19
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16
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67% Jan
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98%
18%
50%
1%
,3,300
•/
.-28 (4
383/4
50%
•' *41%
,
•
•
Calumet
10% Mar 22
21(4 Jan
.
Callahan
12
Jan
26
California
85% Jan
55
.'4 35%
8
120
150
86%
4 63%
46va
17%
69 v4
.xW- 45Vb
42V4
42%
42%
\26V4
3
1
♦41%
4 46
149%
253/4
*85
2
6
28
46%
149%
7JA Jan
2
48% Feb
42%
V-'--
•
;
55%
*125
1%
v:\
69
*310
21%
54%
124%
1%
42%
1
18 Va Feb
23% Jan
18
*41%
/•/46
423%
124%
1%
32% Jan
4
90%" JUn
1 ('2
2
8
4;
125
*1243/4
48%
■--68%
'<
1,100
56 "
48;%
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1
32%
533/4
5
36%
31%
":
54
361%
/ 72%
503/i
V
22%
531/4
18%
:68%
-
51
*50%
51
.
20
Mar 23
Feb
Jan
-55%
51
No par
1
Co
Burndy
26% Oct
13
69 Va
69 vb
900
1,100
98 Va
38 Va
11
:
•
1,500
193/4
22%
'•
v
35
211/4
18 vb
39%
a,
1
5 4-
common
Forge
5
44% Dec
5
Co
preferred
7
3
8 VB Jan
V'
39
5
Co—
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
4%% second preference
19% July 21
27% Jan
i!-;'
213/«
;
••; -
No par
Nopar
—
81
21%
21
853/4
$5
29
*
4
<V-12
3,300
80
19%
29%
*341/4
1,500
;
80
92%
73%
.721/4
.211 v
.
85%
Buffalo
8
613/4 Jan
22% May 10
28
74
393/4
101
I8V4
■V
800
•
43%
-
*90
35
931/4
Co Inc—
25
*18 «/4 .,-18%
137%
18 V4
/
Corp
10,100
*391/4
■
350
28%
92%
94
Budd
Mar 15
52 V4 Jan
29
74
;
v:
*34
".a 34 /:
92%
Shoe
30
32
*43
,
137
18 Vb
*90
"
3.50
3
1
100
10
100
15
preferred-—.
Brooklyn Union Gas common
/
5.50% preferred series A
J 41% Feb 21
373/4 Feb
13
3
34
*90
92%
18% :• 19
34
18%
*32%
25 vb
*98%
137
136%
-:
a
"
*310
29%
63
8
3
137
92 Va
*90
100
28%
62%
15% Feb
Jan
136%
350
100
/
-
-
62%
Bucyrus-Erie
11 (4 Jan
98%
29
136
*310
v
350
98%
7%
14
84
*320
4 28%
8 «/4
21% Feb
Jan
68%
IOVb
2
13 V4 Jan
68%
*73/4
Jan
81
68 Va
69%
69%
380
313/4
483/4
10(4
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
8
48
;•/: V- 7%
61%
25
19
49'a
69
47%
8 Vb
61% Jan
17% Jan
47%
46%
:
9,300
■
93
25
56%
8v4
17
85 34 Jun
Vi i 56
v
■
103,'«
553/8 Jan
24
57%
58
*7%
33/4%
55,600
102%
32%
56 Vi
57%
A
32%
10 V*
448/-'
61%
28
Oct
V 321/4
-
'
83/«
Manufacturing Co
71,400
19%
36%
93
36%
32v4
28%
50,900
29,700
10,600
54%
36
31%
101
-
50,800
8
18%
22%
'VA 53
36 v4
V
8 3/8
Brunswick
80(4 Oct 31
22%
54'/4
35%
32%
v
.
10%
Brown
18
22%
54Vb
36v4
vb
2
9
22%
223/4
55 vt
69%
16,000
16%
19%
*7%
99% Feb 26
May
i9y2
22%
4
:
■
53%
35%
.■>
81
IOVb
52% Jan
25
80Va
19%
100
93 % Mar 23
3
81'/b
19%
■
1
preferred
34% Feb
13% Jan
81
•
813/8
19%
36
47%
-500
.
15%
1
18%
54 J/4
350
Maine RR common_No par
<a
'
7%
39%
18%
57%
133 Yt
—5
-100
Inc
8
Dec
39
18%
31%
v
1
53
43
40
18%
42%
25
Stores
Food
10
23
42
•39V8
18%
19%
;
*98
7.50
common
97% Oct
59
29
13
43% Jan
t:
42%
40 Va
81%
*320
Inc—1.25
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common..
1133/4 Mar 23
23
Club
74% Mar
•:
<5
12
Inc——
Co
Briggs
Mar 20
993/4 Feb
43
39
*18%
,
27%
5%
-.87% Feb 23
38% Feb 12
13
Apr
63
25
*25
Braniff Airways' Inc.^L.i......2.50
7
8% Mar 13
15
30(4 Jan
?
11% Feb
25%
25%
26%
Boston
4% Feb
6
9% Jan 22
3
32 vb
1
Stores
Boston Edison Co
93% Mar 23
2
Jun
106% Jan
.-
Jan
9% Jan
67% Nov
-11
78% Jan 11
■
8
31%
32
33
Borman
Feb 20
32
32 V*
43
19%
-900
*101 %
25%
413/4
3,100
17
'
102
31%
:
20%
6
4
93%
20%
2
8
*92%
Va
33V4
Borg-Warner Corp
3 (2 % preferred
79% Jan
6% Mar 22
67
101%
93%
' *92
•
501/4
Borden
Mar
102%
93%
*92%
20%
3
84
*101%
102'
101%
33%
Bond
5
22 Ya Jan
36'/b
4 49%
2
•
18%
35%
20%
Jan
15
18 v4
35%
33%
70
27
18%
35%
50%
48 % Jan
Jan
18%
18%
20%
24
__
16%
33%
22
16% Feb
Oct 26
Dec
4
26
Jan
15%
-
49%
Book-of-the-Month
2
23 % Jan
53 3/4
36%
31 VB'
5 >
:
28% MRr 12
42 % Jan
80% Oct
■
27
49% Dec
3
35
7
79(4 Nov
3
73/4
53%
17
7
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp^.^5
'
19% Jan
7Vb
53%
16%
7 vb
35%
55%
_.No par
Boeing. Co
34% Mar 13
.^21% Jan
7 v,
53%
17
18%
93%'
12%
17
16%
102%
12%
17
53%
183/4
22%
-
1
Incl
12%
17
'
7
36
19%
2.50
L_,
Co:
W)
Brooks
Bobbie
56% Feb
26
<E
1
12%
52%
16 3/4
_10
:
Co
rt:r.
/
27
25%
26%
50c
Laughlin Inc_
'
12%
121/4
16%
81%
4
11,000
410
12Vt
19
100
pfd series of 1951..
&
Bliss
53(4 Jan
29
Feb
Bliss
Mar 23
5
Jan
preferred.:
4%%
Blaw-Knox
2
5
48% Jan
7
7%
■
Black & Decker Mfg Co
Mar 19
26% Feb
9
,
12 >/8
2%
24%
41
40c A
8
_100 •/:
-5
Blgelow-Sanford Inc common
8
39% Jan
19-
32% Jan
43% Mar
-
.23% Aug
3
1503/8 Mar 21
25
14
3014 Dec
5
433/4 jjm
2
3,000
2%
-28%
^
'
23%
"
'
50
_J.__
42
2%
*92%
1
Inc
42
23'A
36
2
Steel Corp common
90%
23/4
"
23/4
2%
2% '
■'
18%
?/
No par
Gypsum Co
*89
■t:.M 2%
•16%
5
Co
&
Bethlehem
90%
23A
7%
preferred100
Consolidated Inc.—2 pesos
Bestwall
10
333% Feb 23
10
59% Dec
57% Sep
18% Jan
Best
5
79% Jan
335% Jan- 26;
6
Feb
47% Mar 15
55%
55V4
52(4
conv
Benguet
'
22% Jan-
1138% July
42
15
Jan
20
Mar 13
28
1% Feb 20
42
54
43
preferred-
$4.50
128 (4 Mar 23
2
41%
5534
•89
54%
43
Beneficial (Finance Co commoni.
5%
421/4
25 %
Bendix Corp
15
25
142 Va Jan
29
Aug 18
71% Apr
9
Jan-
52% Jan
40V2-Jan 24?
40% Jan 18
'
'71
Jan
1% Jan
39% Feb
May 15
148 '
l
-
11
118
Deb
14
6,400
421/4
90 Va
86%
25%
Bell Intercontinental Corp
75% Jan 31
55% Mar 15
8
50% Jan
4
12('8 Feb
.
5/
;
45(4 Jan
;
48-% Mar 13
T
-12 Va Jan
16
42% DEC
33%
39
140%' Sep
22
112 Jan
.3-
2
63% Jan
31
Nov
133
3
1 % Jan
Jan
593b Sep
53»'?
V 48 % Jan. 12
107/b Jan
5
7
10,300
47%
~
53%
-
36% Mar
.r26,700
10%
4?%
54%
-'f
32 Vb
Co
69%
2
27%
10%
86 Va
7Va
__10
.1
Corp
Belding-Heminway
4
Jan
26 %
10%
46%
85%
51%
.100/>
1 /
.-50: /
;
27%
IOVb
47%
23 V4
1
.....
*89
3,500
54%
25%
100
pfd_
Beech: Creek. RR-....A
26%
;
48%
150
73
85%
32
Inc^
72
23
27%
.
.
100
Instruments
73%
V
10%
473/4
73%
2,800
1
24
2.50
Inc:
81
.
108%
42%
;
*102
preferred
66% Jan 23
Sep. 25
108
86 Va
68
34(4 Mar 23
7
17% Mar 19
46 (4
108
1,500
104%
853/4
25 Va
—No par %
common
26%
10%
10,800
43%'
104
23Vs
12.50
Co
:
26%
42%
104%
86%
47
20,
;
26%
43%."
2,100
24%
Distilling Co_—2
(James B)
Nov 17
88
26%
43%
104V4
130
1,500
'V
30%
85%
12Vb
•
»
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Inc
Cigars
Beaunit
22% Jan
95
&
3%%
9
152% Jan
v
29
6
8
16
14% Jan
87 / Dec
27% Jun
2
Feb
2
29 Va Mar 21
2
12
6
19
Oct
48% Jan
,
11
61
35% Feb
Jan
17'/4 Apr
31
34% Jan
97% Jan
27
Aug 30
25
21 Yi
30%
•
241/4
«24
1 /c10 1//
-_._10
Corp
Works
Iron
Lomb Inc....
Baxter Laboratories Inc
24
: T
1
Products
Jan-19.
37
30
159% Dec
17V2 Mar 14
87
-
*21
30%
86%
" -VA V.16%
100 "/
1
10
:
63% Feb
/
100% May 15
ll
94 Va Jan
21
"100
1,800
2%
'
.—100
stamped—
46% Feb
275
16%'
-
24%
100
Aroostook Corp
Corp
56
100
100
B
Inc—
59
Mar 22
27 Va Jan
35% Nov 21
59 v Nov 30
823e Nov
*16%
-6,500
'
24-%
13
stamped———
Oil
Basic
6
16 VB
•
-
85%
non-cumulative preferred_100
Barber
21% Dec
51% Jan-
46%
V 42
.?'■
43
42%
551/2
com—No par
preferred series
Preferred
8
'
/
1
Bangor &
3
4
'46'/a
90%
90%
*99
.
_.„l
4% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
9
Jan
37
13
47
*107
26%
/
•y
27,500
73%
87 »/4
*89
1
Corp
Elec
&
Gas
Common
Jan
19
VB Apr
551/8
72%
*86%
26% '
•'
73V4
10%
471%
9
-
27
10
47;/ \
..—5c
Co
Baltimore
26%
10%
47%
-v'vO
1
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
Mar
'
20
...
Wilcox
3
4
31% Dec
54%
•
■
87(4 *'
30%
-
107
73
73 V4
10%
* •'
»
Nopar
Inc
T)
&
713/4
,,
27
2634
($1.20)—No par
Baker Oil Tools Inc
Mar 20
85 % Jan
29% May 18
(B
Babcock
9
73
47
1
_
Corp
Avnet Electronics Corp
17
33
12,500
1
"
104%
107
V
69%
21
'
43
8,000
18,000
"68%
16 Vb
•*''
Shares
38 Va
-36
!
26%
43
1043/4
*
463/4
•'
301/4
i
107 Va
73%
*861/4
■
21%
30
1 26%
107%
1
55%
16 y4
*21
27
108 Va
1
Avco
91% Nov
15% Jan
463/4
101/4
104%
V
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
12
52(4 Sep
46'%
44%
104%
s-;,/
100
—_
pref
104% Mar
11
9
prior
37(4 Jan
2
17
63
26%
*43%
10
Nichols common.^
Conv
82'A Jan
13% Mar
common—
18% Mar 16
14 % Jan
34 vb Jan
103(a Dec
27
44%
.
Nopar
Industries
preferred™
.Austin
3
58% Feb
Corp
5%
.
8vb Mar I2
•
23
1918 Aug 15
41% Nov 15
3
27% Jan
493/4 Jan
15
Chemical
Atlas
'
59% Dec
10
36 Vb Jan
541%
73 VB
* 87'/4
30%
104%
71%
100
—
Atlas
3
243/8 Mar 23
May 10
5
•->.
24
-i
15
5
68% May
.»
69%
73
56%
73
21%
29%
30%
108Va
com__4Va
Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
;.t 4% Feb 27
2
x21
55
-
*43%
,
.
10
Atlantic
3
13% Jan 2 5
17 V8 Feb
2lVa
35%
68%
'
-
37%
36%
70%
*85%
17
.
26%
..
.
_1O0
Co
•/•Atlantic Coast Line RR__
26
143a Apr
preferred-.
Investment
City Electric Co
preferred
4%
24
43% Jan
86% Feb, 5
Jan / 5
41
221/4 Jan
29
*46%
*16%
69
38
36 V8
■
the Week
*
March 23
37'/4
1
'
Atlantic
si % Jan
30% Jun
1st
73 %
104V8
/
Corp com__l
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_ 10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10
52% Jan
11
Nov
30
Jan
10
4
84% Oct
2% Nov 30
10
2
25
May
60
3
21% Oct
80% Jan
V 26% Jan
2
;
5.25%
56%
17
30
i.
55%
73
*85%
46%
21Va
,/
36%
87 %
47
46%
.r___2.50
Dry Goods
Associates
16
70% Jan
-Aug 24
-87% Feb 21
48% Feb
Inc
37%
36
.
85%
^
*16%
2.50 \
—
37
36%
731/4
,
853/4
5
:
37,3/4
70%
Friday
March 22
36%
693^
Sales for
Thursday
'•"
March 21
'
23
39% Dec 20
3
42% Jan
HIGH SALE PBICES
Wednesday
37%
56%
73
1
Corp
Industries
Associated
28
54-
/83:-v July-14
9
108% Feb
41j0% Nov 16
4
20
2
Corp
,.„.•/
.
No par
Ashland Oil & Refining commoo-.l
2nd preferred $1.50 series_No par
20
46 % Feb
105% Jan
Constable
Arvin
28% Feb
8
21
3
3
r
Aro
109% Feb
18 ;
18
Jan
98
7
$3.75
56
,4
1,7.
common
Arnold
36% Dec
V 9% Jan
Co
12
24% Aug
3
Cork
Mar 22
9
July
Armstrong
Feb-12
86
2
..
37
36%"-37%
70%
71%
.
5
Jan
5
53 % Jan.
March 20
37
•*
,
10
„
47
Feb
'
16
73% Mar 15
11
Corp
Co_^____
18
Sep-
Jun
Steel
Armco
3
20
102% Feb"
Tuesday
March 19
..
Coi_—2.50
preferred—
Armstrong Rubber Co_
:; 20
a
LOW AND
Monday
Par
No par
Service
16Ve Mar 22
May 22
19% Sep
13% Mar 16
Public
Armour -&
57% Feb
8
62% Jan
46
3
6
85% July 28
Jan
5
7134 Mar 15
13
Feb
66
.74% Oct
37% Jan
478% Jan. 11.
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...
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.
,
,
v
"
33 Va Jaa,
-
RECORD
6%
6%
6%
15%
16
16
6%
16
13%
13%
13%
133%
1.3 %
117%
116%
117j/4
116%
1163/4
201/4
25%
26vb
25%
15%
87,
87
49%
49%
*49 '
553/4
90
49%
1
100
22%
.
2,700
52%
117,900
22%
22%
; 1,300
16%
2,000
29%
29%
29%
6%
6%
7,200
16
15%
15%
3,800
13(8
5,400
13%
118
.
43
119%
7,700
120
26
,25%
26%
26%
88%
•87
88%
88
88(4
*49
49 % *f- v
♦49
6,200
20%
50%
57
'
400
85 VB
.71
*87
88%
*87
13%
117
'
85 (a
114%
6%
'
2,500
<
49
49
4,700
210
60
,
300
UYs
11%
10%
11
10%
U
10%
10%
10%
10%
14,700
24%
24%
24(4
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
13,100
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1436)
%
.
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
43 V2 Dec
60 '/4 May
20
26% Jan
3
v
Jan
2
30% Jan
24
48
5
Mar 13
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
12 7a Feb
102% Oct
12
96
Jan
8
43 Va Jan
3
62% Nov
13
57
Jan
22
39% Jan
3
52 Va Mar 30
49
39% Jan
10174 Mar
32% Jan
3
4o V4 Jan
10
47V4 Apr
28
45% Jan
3
Jan
3
36% Nov
24
32% Jan
15
627a Jan
iVa Mar
18
27
46 % Feb
6% Dec
Oct
25
30% Feb
28% Dec
29
Jan
171% Jan
47% Mar
2
9% Jan
Mar 13
3% Jan
4
22
May 23
95% Jan
23
98
Jan
3
29
Jan
10
26% Mar 13
31
Jan
Jun
85% Apr
3
28
5
8172 Jan
11
34
10
129% Mar
8
(J I) Cq common
4.20%
Ceco Steel
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30
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48 3A Dec
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9
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8.7a Mar 15
507a Jan
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Consumers Power Co
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26
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2
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453/4 Jan
77a Jan
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5
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12
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16
System
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10
3
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15
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27
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3
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16
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com-i:5Q
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8
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507a Mar 19
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1437)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■'
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Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
34 y2 Feb
31
Jan
11
34%-Mar 19
Cooper-Bessemer
15%'Feb
Cooper
37% Jun
40% May 31
7% Jan
3
15% Dec
27% Jan
4
13% Feb
18
34
2
Mar 20
49 y2 Jun
15
22% May
24
17
Jan
8
42 '4 May 31
37
Jan
8
50% Jan
3
26'
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16
Jan
43
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5
43% Mar 21
63% Nov
26
59 '/2- Mar 23
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4
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5
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16
88
Jan
5
90
Feb
27
21
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5
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16
9
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24% Jan
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Jan
5
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3
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30
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5
28
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46 y» Jan
11
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18
Nov
22
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11
20
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13
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24
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12
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23
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24
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4
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24
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2
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3
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7
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3
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57
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—
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9'/8 Jan 29
20
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8
4
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82
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89
Nov
8
25
78
15
45
27
7
34 % Feb
40 y2 Jan
7
3
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12% Jan
2
15y4 Feb
7
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24
30
31% Nov
14
25% Jan
24
76% Jan
16
80% Oct
23
79
-3
Jan
16
7
7;
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58
11%
32%
33%
3
47% May
30
49% Mar 12
Decca
Records
3
57% Feb
20
Deere
&
15% July 18
41% Jan 11
20%' Jan
19
16y8 Mar 23
19 % Jan
22
59%. Nov
27
55% Feb
15
49% Jan
37
24% Jan
29 y4 Feb
7% Jan
11
19% Mar 21
22 Va Jan
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20
10
12
10
5
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Feb
30
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Steel
24
31 y8 Mar 14
34% Jan
10
DeVilbiss-
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12
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Aljckii Co—
53% Jan
2
Diamond
National
34 y4 Feb
14
21
29
48 y« Feb
12
29%
;
Oct
24
32.% Jan
16
27% Jun
12
33
14% Oct
-
19
%
22
Mar
2
8
29% Jan
9
17% Feb
19
36 y2 Jan
47%. Nov
6
15% Nov
29
21
Dec
29
18% Jan
11
13% Jan
10
4
16% Jan
3
,
Mar
20
23% May
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Jan
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28%,
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28
Nov
20% Feb
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8
29
23
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70:; May 3 ?;■: 85% Sep
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7
38% May
29% Dec 29
37% Jan
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24 V* Apr
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9% Jan
Mar 23
72% Jan
26% Jan
8
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19
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8
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9
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54
27
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44
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49
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11
23
5
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5
42
44
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2
46
29% Jan
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12
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19
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19
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5
20
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7
24
24 y2 Jan
10
29% Feb
Feb
6
21% Jan 24
24 A Mar -8
24% Feb
13
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27% Jan
23
Eastern
55% Feb
16 :
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,7 46%'
27
21% Oct 724
32% May 15
29% Jan
54 % Dec
v;
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3
25
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4
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19
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11
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5
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Assn
;
com—10
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Auto-Lite
5
Electric
30
Electric
Bond
6% Jan
2
Electric
& Mus
63% Mar
16
56% Feb
5
26% Jan
26
11
65% Mar 22
29
16% May 15
13% Mar 12
16
24% Oct
19
30% Jan
24% Mar
8
Elgin
National
3
10
20 % Dec
Dec
59
15
22
18% July 24
37% Jan
26
16% Jun
12
35% Jan
10
63 % Jan
33% May
21 % Jan
19
26% Feb
1
42% Jan
5
4%
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17
6% Mar 22
3% Dec
29
18% Dec
15
32% Jan
19
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3% Mar
53% Sep
29
59
Jan
23
57
47% Jan
26
8
4% Jan
3
9
21% Jan
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
9
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PRICES
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25
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24
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59
99
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Mar 23
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3
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10
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31
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28
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27
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27
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1
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29
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4
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Nov
preferred
preferred
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20
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Time
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106
23
2
Mar
$5
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42% Feb
19
26
3
Georgia-Pacific Corp
50% Jan
8
58% Jan
62% Jan
2
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15% Jan
2
20
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16
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17% Mar 23
19
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21
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Portland
44% Mar 21
18%
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issued
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3
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9
72% Jan
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47% Nov 15
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18
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27
55% Dec
5
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9
54% Feb
9
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90
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6
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14
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28
29
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31
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8
36% Jan
2
27
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2
30
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15
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40
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2
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12
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11
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13
see page
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43% Feb
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l
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8 33%
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44%
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7%
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3
63
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7
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27%
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30
32
18%
9%
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Mar 14
41%
31%
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27
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33
41%
32%
44%
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37
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68%
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Friday
March 23
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100
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36
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KLM
25% Mar 12
18
35%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
26.
30% Jan
36%
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King-Seeley
50% Mar 23
26
30% Jan
Electric
Oil
1962
'"
March TJ
16%
36%
.100
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&
County
Keystone
3
36"% Jan
2
27% Oct
23,
Feb
16%
37%
,
Gas
Kerr-McGee
■
44% Mar 14
88
28
20% Jun
Jan
16%
36%
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Kenriecott Copper
33% Mar 6
20
Mar 16
41
16%
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>
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non-cum
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Kelsey Hayes
38% Mar 20
'
102
16%
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Kayser-Roth Corp i.
; ,;A
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80% Mar 12
27
Jan
78
22
66
4
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24
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40% Jan
67% Feb
Nov
38% Sep
36
16
Feb
68 J/a
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par
Mar 19
86
9
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1
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17
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27
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93
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v
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;
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89
27
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par
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.
7
26
1
Thursday
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conv
PRICES
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SALE
<
102%
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preferred
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AND
March SI
loo
Chem
&
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79% Mar 14
75'.Wan
Alum
Monday, March
.
Wednesday
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;
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68
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.
Mar 2 J
108
10
Monday
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Joy Manufacturing Co
49% Feb- 12
12
Jan
101
37
LOW
STOCK
Laughlln Steel
Jorgensen
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.
,
&
5%
.
,
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297/a Dec
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YORK
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22
16% Jan
21% May 26
NEW
Highest
.
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
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Lowest
,
.
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f ' * T
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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243/b Mar 15
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74
30
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12
75
<■
Oct
Apr
20
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37% Dec
11
3
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20
3
15%
59%
70%
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May 27
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11
Aug
45% Jan
3
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3
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19
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12
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6
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4
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28
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25
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27
27
27
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series preferred
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Phillips Petroleum
5
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Phillips-Van Heusen Corp..
1
69
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100
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41% Jan 11/
Piper Aircraft Corp..
II
65%, Mar 19 / / v
Pltney-Bowes Inc
2
23
Jan 22
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112 Ma Jan
11
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14
/
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33%
36%
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15
106
8
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.
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36%
y
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32
59%
v
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preferred—.—50
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>
15
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36%
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12
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12
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13
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8
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3
3
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1
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61 «/2
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57
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14
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19
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24
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2
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8
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50
Penney (J C)-Co—
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Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp„—1
Penn Power & Light com—JNo par
4%% preferred—1
: 4.40%' series preferred—_____100
Pennsylvania RR—
..—10 ;
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..
5
-
2
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94% Sep
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40
,
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2
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34
22%
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Penn-Dixie Cement
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15% Mar 16
9
14
45% Nov
\
11
26% Jan
Jan
59% Nov 20
5
3
•
13
27
26
28% Jan
Coal Co
5% conv prior
Penick & Ford
Peabody
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Proof Co
Rust
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2
Feb
Dec
30% Dec
24
76% Nov
49% May 16
26
Jan
Jan
34
..
217b
21 Vb
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33% Nov 29
Sep
23'A Jan
15%
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21
21
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23
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13%
'15%
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13%
American
Paramount
38% Mar 15
23
13%
Sulphur
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Pan Amer World Airways Inc.
1
Panhandle East Pipe Line
No par
4% preferred100
Pan
53% Jan
Electronics
Packard-Bell
3
Mar 22
19
8
16% Sep
60% Jan
65% Oct
48% Apr
Jan
30% Jan
141 % Jan
23
American Corp
5
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc_5
Pacific Coast Co common
1
5% preferred—
25
Pacific Gas & Electric
10
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
6% preferred
;
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Packaging Corp. of America
5
2
13% Mar 22
15
14% Jan
12% Oct
>
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34,100
36 vi'
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17
96
Jan
13
145
131
26% Jim-4
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31
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1
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140% Jan
-
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4
20*
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146 1 Mar 13
30% Jan
3
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•
-600
Number 6145
195
Volume
.
.
Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
The
,
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
1
V.
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Lowest
Highest
V
STOCK RECORD
Highest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
;
Tuesday
March
Par
March SO
19.
AND
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
r
i-Sales for
Thursday
March SI
.
Friday
£,
March
/.
th« Week
March S3
Shares
E
^'49% Jan-16
65% May
f
75
70% Jan< 23
51% Jan
9
72
11
Dec
16% Oct
24
23% Feb
28
18% Feb
26 y4 Dec
5
33% Sep
26
57% Jan
63% Mar 14
11
■>'
2
*■
26
Jan
45
21% Jan
2
26% Mar 22
30% Feb
13
81
■"34% Sen 27
8
July, 19
6
75% Feb
2
6
11% Jan
25
14% Feb
24% Aug 31
"
19% Jan
11
23% Mar 22
31
41% Feb
35% Jan
44% Aug 18
16
2
10 % Feb
25 Vs Feb
1
15% Jan
2
19-
15% Jan
18
11% Feb
16
71% Dec
8
50% Feb
27
66 % Jan
Red
20% Nov
3
18
Jan
23
21% Mar
Reed
58
Oct 13.
12% Jajv
3
16
Jan,
15
9% Jan
11% Mar 22
3
16% Jan?
43% Novft?
20
29
20
Mar
60
Jan
3
6
3
65% Mar
37% Mar
9
52
23
84
Jun
■
22
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Reeves
Reichhold
19% Mar
Reliable
6
23
30
19
% 12% Jan
17
8
55% Jan
23
60
4
May 23
; 38% Jan
18
43% Jan
Aug 18
56% Jan
31
3
60% Nov
8
56V4 Jun
5
3
49% Jan
30
48
Jan
131% Jun
5
111
Feb
16
68% Sep. 26
89% Nov
14
69% Jail
17
90% Oct
6
Republic Corp
47
Jan,
108
83
Mar
r
Copper
Revlon
2
41% Jan
4
50
Feb
9
116% Jan
31
80% Feb
16
12% Dec
23% May
14
87
8
Mar
•
13% Jan
'■■■ 90
6
Jan
4% %
Co
Reynolds
14
78%
•-91% Jan
29
27
39% Feb
2
34% May 10
30% Jan
27 % Mar
111% Nov
14
51% Apr
3
Jan
37% Sep 25
3
25% Jan
■'*'
Nov
29
30
50% Mar 13
32% Feb
10
47% Jun
5
19
62% Oct
20
Rheem
13%
13%
14.
22%
13%
14%
22%
13,600
23%
23
373%
36%
37
38%
23%
37%
29,200
38%.
39%
63,200
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9%
93/4
9%
9%
9%
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9%
16%
163/g
16%
16%
16%
v.:
11%
11%
16%
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11%
16%
&
11%
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11%
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54%
54%
53%
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19%
19%
20
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20
52%
53
19%
20%
18
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18
15%
15%
18%
18%
1,900
15%
16
19%
19%
19%
15%
15%
10,800
44%
18%
45
18%
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45
45
45
18%
18%
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45
45
20
20%
45
45
20%
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20
20
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71
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19%
16%
16%
16%
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55%
42%
42%
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42%
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10%
10%
16%
16%
16 %
600
56%
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45,900
42%
42 %
42%
2,200
63%
11,400
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64%
64 %
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64%
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46
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64%
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47
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50
49%
49%
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36 %
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49%
49%
113%
113%
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49%
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113%
112%
112%
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75%
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88
75%
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4%
112
112
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75%
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89%
3
Nov
27
29% Jan
34
4%
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14%
4%
100%
100%
99%
%
97%
44%
42%
43%
42%
42%
37%
37
37%
36 %
37%
2.50
29%
30%
30%
31%
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42
42%
41%
41%
41%
41%
60%
60 %
60
60
59%
60
32%
33
32%
33%
32%
33
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp
1
No par
-
10
100
>
38% Aug
4
27% Jan
38
500
Mar 12
Rohm
2
12 % Jan
93% Dec
4
90% Jan
27% May
5
20% Mar 23
27% Dec
6
25% Jan
11
29% Feb
27% Dec
v 1
23% Jan
19
31% Mar 15
13
3
16% Jan
•
94
12
8
25% Apr
18
19
43% Apr
11
10% Oct
3
18
12% Feb
36% Jan
3
19% Apr
17% Dec
27
15% Jan
3
46% Apr
7
38% Jan
">
25
-
33% Jan
Mar 22
24% Jan
22% Mar 13
Feb
29% Sep
Rohr
12
Ronson
40
12% Mar 22
5
Mar 14
Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
96
.
37
Royal
McBee
4
Rubbermaid
Jan
5
Ruberoid
Co
8,100
19,500
3,700
31 %
31%
4,300
41%
41%
3,700
60 %
60%
6,000
32%
32%
32%
7,900
37%
37%
37%
6,400
500
510
92%
92%
*92%
94
*92%
94
94
94
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
26
27
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
263/4
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-
29%
30
500
30%
30%
303/4
303/4
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22%
r£ 22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
38%
38%
38%
38%
383/4
38%
12%
12%
123/4
123/g
12%
13% Jan
31
14% Jan
26
22% Jan
3
26% Jan
22
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
22% Mar 16
15% Jan
8
18% Feb
13
Ryder System Inc
20,600
26%
26%
11,300
30%
31
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12%
16%
16%
16%
163/8
16%
16%
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38%
38 3%
38%
383/4
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38%
800
22%
39
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37%
12%
16%
1
8
160
21%
38%
12%
31
1
12
2,120
92%
20%
22%
38%
Inc
504
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Co
25
12% Oct
99%
43%
37%
20 g
Corp
5
Dec
15
97%
38%
130,500
'
3,500
12%
12%
13,700
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16%
2,400
38%
38%
2,300
5
13%
13%
13%
13 %
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13%
*13%
133%
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13%
No par
24%
24%
23%
24 3%
23%
233/4
23%
23%
V23%
23%
2.50
Co
25,500
363/4
1
Petroleum
27% Aug
Jan
60%
32%
519
41%
60%
37%
37
511 v
31%
41%
100
15,600
4%
43 ;
.
-
1
Dutch
14% Feb
.
37%
522%
37%
303/4
31
98%
43%
37
21%
1
Royal
17% Jan
30
37
518
524
14
4%
1
Corp
(Geo D)
41.
: >
37%
521%
'13%
4%
1
100
Corp
Roper
37
5
20
preferred series A
25
23% Jan
10
4%
Corp
& Haas Co common
30
10% Mar 15
18%
Rockwell-Standard
3
9
May
17% Jan
87
r
8
Jan
16
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2
18
Feb
555,,
35% Jan
9
Jan
May
89 %
42%
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99%
8,900
14
13%
4%
37%
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13%
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43%
5
33 % Mar 20
4%
r
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Company
23,500
37%
14
1.25
10%
49 %
£
Inc
1,400
45.000
T
36%
1
Ltd
18%
45%
100
Trust
18%
42%
42%
42%
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16%
55%
-
19% '
71
553/4
16%
55%
-
19%
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10%
16%
57%
5
com
series
18%
11
10%
16%
56
No par
12
2,600
16
.18%
Corp
42% Feb
400
-1,500
15%
18%
Corp
62% Mar
i
■
20%
•
*18%
Oil
Ritter
54
20-.
V
19%
100
Tobacco
31% Mar 23
53%
900
400
,
16%
Paper
Riegel
9%
-
18%
5
pref
Selection
Richfield
38%
9%
16%
12
10
Brass
Richardson-Merrell
700
13%
32%
io
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
44% Mar 14
51% Jan
23% Jan
2
Mar 14
37% Mar 19
37% Jan
43% Jan
Mar
5
102
79
13%
"
4% Mar 12
79
9,800
3,900
19 %
50c
preferred
3.60%
26%
783/4
78%
26%
4,400
10,700
•,
18%
50c
Corp
IRJ)
Preferred
79%
19%
y 16%
5
Corp
2nd
79%
19%
27%
26%
41%
22%
19%
i
conv
80%
54,600
76%
%
19%
*
'
55
•
Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4% c/c preferred series A
50
4
% 15% Feb
24
9%
Rexall
52% Jan
27
79%
19
63
76 %
41
•
-
1
Inc
44% Mar 13
28%
61%
-
42%
10
Eng
&
27%
37%
11%
No par
50c
common
Revere
28%
13%
50
Corp
Steel
28%
22%
♦16%
No par
convertible
5
34% Feb
"
8
$1
Republic
19%
13%
50
preferred
Aviation
19%
'
Co
&
4
•
35% Oct
Elec
19%
22%
63%
76%
42
18%
80%
50
62%
76%
28%
36%
5
63%
19%
13%'
i
Mfg Co common
.5
preferred 3%% series—100
"•Conv
43
62%
22 %
3.33 %
Inc
67% Mar 13
8
Oct.' 2
Jan
No par
Inc
Chemicals
Stores
Republic
V Mar 12
15% Jan
23
43% Jan-
Jan
Jan
76
41%
80
Reliance
V Jan 23
76
24 v'
2
26-
76
43
••"28%
Inc
Bit
Bros
Reliance
% 49%. Jan
3
May 17
.
Stores
Roller
21% Feb
10% Mar 20
18% May 11
10% Jan
14% Jan.
53% Jan.
57
16% Feb
18
Dec
Owl
62%
75%
42%
1
2nd
non-cum
16% Jan
7
7
66% Mar
25
1
4%
1
43% Mar
13
11
:
63%
75%
43%
19%
Inc
International
5
Mar
17% Jan
7
7
-49% Jun
Aug 24
Oct
21% Dec
15
8
May
20% Apr
67
Apr
1
54
>
25
6
Jan
13% Jan
63%
76%
2.50
House
5
17% Jan
28% May 10
Oct.26
'*
-
2.50
Rayonier Inc
;
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
v 4%
non-cum 1st preferred
13
■
No par
Inc
Raymond
63%
76
42%
com_Nopar
Co
Raybestos-Manhattan
16
10% JU&26
15% Dec
Purina
Random
Mar 16
of America
preferred
1st
Ranco
88% Feb
17% Jajv~ 4
Corp
$3.50
Ralston
10
21 % Apr
4
11% Oct 27
Radio
76% Mar 23
2
Jan
37% Mar
17%
17%
16%
17%
163/4
17
16%
17
L6%
300
4,300
163/4.
16,900
50%.
17,000
s
(
6
27
49% Mar
60% Jan
2
Nov
Feb
26
93 % Jan
12
4%
27
404 % Dec
11
352% Jan
26
352% Jan
26
4.30%
3
37% Dec
18
31% Feb
28
Jan
29
36% Jan
3
63% Dec
86
Jan
3
93
372
Dec
26% Jan
90
*
7
9
43% Nov
6
Jan
3
20% Nov
8
17% Jan
2
70% Jan
5
79
Apr
7
72% Jan
5
41% Oct
19
33% Jan
18
98
Jan
26
34% Jan
33% Jan
1'5%
;
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31% July 20
92
38
May 25
100
-
Jan
4
44% Mar 22
21% Mar 1
80% Feb
23
39% Mar 12
98
Jan
26
Safeway
Stores
1.66%
common
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co_
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com„No par
34
preferred
conv
Preferred
.
series A 5%
1st pfd
3
39% Feb
26
38% Mar 23
San
7% Jan
3
22% Nov 21
12
Jan
30
16% Jan
May 10
Feb
23
'23%
Mar 23
18% Jan
Schenley Industries Inc
22
3
34% May
5
3
11
May
8
9% Jan
2
70
Nov
14
52% Jan
8
60% Feb
36% Mar 23
42 % Jan
46% May
38
3
46% Nov 24
16
Jan
73% Jan
11
87
11% Jan
Schick
98% Feb
Scott
70
81% May
Feb
6
95
Mar 13
9
26% Jan
5
78
15
14
16
74% Jan
-
May 19
Feb. 21
74
Nov
10
May 22
5% Jan
37 % Feb 24r
29% Mar 21
Jan
2
21% Jan
24
13
19% Jan
11
4
44% Jan
72
Jan
5
Jan
3
Jun
16
30% Jun
5
Jan
51 % Dec
31% Jan
94% Nov
Feb
•'
11% Jan
12
83
Feb
27% Jun
27
54
Jan
90
97
21% July 25
15
77
22% Jan
9
4
17
.
15
105
6% Feb
25
7
Screw
Seaboard
Seaboard
27% Mar
9
Seagrave
18
60% Feb
14
29
88% Jan
2
v
26
15% Mar
Seiberling
12% Jan
26
14% Jan
Servel
7
103% Feb
9% Jan
30
11% Jan'
Shamrock
Sharon
20% Jan 22
22% Feb
Shattuck
16% Feg
14
22% Sep
25
Industries
Feb
13
61% Nov 22
9
Jan
3
-49% Feb
15
4
37% Jan
24
6
106% Jan
8
37% Apr
55% Mar 12
Simplicity
Sinclair
5
129% Mar 22
8%
8%
88%
88
88 %
7,700
38
38 34
38%,
38%
41,800
(A O)
27% Feb
16
23% Jan
36% Jun
25
Feb
23
29% Jan
5
46 % Jan
77
Nov
14
62% Jan
26
72% Feb
28
38% Jan
52% Dec
28
49% Jan
9
7
13% May 26
9% Dec
60 % Nov
14
25
9% Mar 22
4
9
1
8% Feb
8
51% Mar 12
56% Mar
10 % Jan
9% Jan
58
Feb
53
Smith
78
6%
6%
6%
29%
29%
23%
22%
23
24%
24%
49%
84%
14%
'13%
105
10
*9%
143/4
29
29%
22%
22 y»
22%
233/4
24
23
23%
49 '
47%.
49%.
47%.
83%
84%
83%
84
82%
14%
13%
Feb
19
Jan
30
44% Jan
17
South
18
40% Jan
16
South
27% Jan
29% Jan
18
33
5%
&
French
Railroad
Gold
11
31% Sep
8
Jan
16
4
24% Nov
21
20
Jan
11
23% Feb
16
26
31% Dec
29
28% Jan
18
31% Jan
2
Southern
California
47% Jan
19
61% Nov
10
54 % Feb
57% Jan
30
Southern
36% Jan
3
53% Nov
17
50% Mar 21
Southern
Indiana
38% Jan
3
49% Nov 22
Mar 21
20% Jan
3
29% Oct
46
Jan
24
45
Jan
24
27% Jan
2
30% Feb
19
11
13
54
Jan
9
19% NOV
8
72% Oct
30
26% Jan
38% Dec
14
Pacific
59% Feb
7
Southern
4
19 % Mar
8
5%
14
72
3
Mobile
Jan
17
35% Mar
31
3
34 % Apr
3
51% Nov 24
23
Jan
7% Jan
12
11% Apr 27
7
3
44% May 31
Mar
Jan
10
10
10%
40%
40%
41 %
41%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
26%
27
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
22%
3*2 Mar
7
7
7
1
26% Jan
5
27% Mar 12
47% Jan
2
8% Jan
24
Mar
Feb
28
37% Jan
i
May 15
23
42% Jan
Jan
15
-93
90
21% Mar 23
88% Jan
3
91% Jan
3
34% Oct
26
64% Ar
4
32% Jan
18
3
88% Apr
17
83% Jan
5
9
page
25.
Feb
24% Jan
96
Feb
2
14
22%
22
22%,
21%
22
41%
39%
40%-
39 y»
39%
30,500
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4 v
20%
193/4
20%
4,100
20%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
13,600
25%
25%
24%
25%
23%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
25%
10,800
29%
29%
29
29
28%
283/4
28%
28%
28 y*
28%
1,400
52 " '
52%
62%
623%
62%
53%
54%
55%
54
54%
4,000
94
94
95
95%
95
96%
96
97
•96
97%
1,100
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323/4
53%
55
53%
38
38%
38
53%
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54
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38%
37%
38%
38
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54%
38
r
54%
900
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38
37%
39,700
127%
563/,
57%
56%
563/4
56 3/4
57
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 %
1,900
5
23%
24 %
23%
24%
233/4
24%
24
25
•24%
26%
35,900
5
27%
273/8
26%
27
263/4
27%
26%
27 3/8
-263/4
26%
Labs-No par
71%
71%
70%
71%
703/4
71%
70%
71%
55%
55%
55%
56
55%
56
55%
55%
9%
*9%
Inc
15
No par
Co
123%
*9%
1
8%
com_4.50
50
8%
53
*50
2.50
5
54
52
123%
83/4
53%
*50
125%
125
129
14,900
-
5,300
.
1.600
-70%
71%
8,500
55%
56%
39,200
-
9%
500
8%
83/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
7,300
53 %
93/4
8 3/4
127
127
533/4
53%
533/4
53%
53%
3.700
9%
/
54
52
9%
100
50
50
43
513/4
♦50
513/4
*50
*9Vt
9%
9%
43
600
32
7,600
43%
433/4
42%
43%
42%
42%
42%
42%
31%
32%
313/4
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
-31%
25
com
Co
32
•31
32
&
31%
32
♦31%
313/4
31
31
*21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
800
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
31
30%
30%
3oy4
30%
35,600
543%
55%
543/4
55 %
54%
55%
55
55%
54%
55 %
19,200
493/4
49 3/4
50
50%
•50
El_No par
*49
V
50%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
49%
49%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
56%
573/a
57
57%
700
493/4
29
400
49%
49%
28 3/4
Co
Railway common—No par
preferred
20
Ohio stock
tr
563/4
573/a
19%
19%
193/4
75
72
72
33%
34%
34%
34%
13/64
15/64
18
as
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
243A
24%
24%
28%
30
30
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
73/4
7%
7%
7%
39%
40%
19%
ctfs_ 100
Co
Rights
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc„;
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
preferred
49%
7.50
(Del)__No par
Gas
Co
31%
1
8%
Service
Edison
,
6
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common$4.50 preferred
l
8
Mar
2,000
21%
40%
>
34%
Sperry Rand Corp common
86
11,500
57%
2
38% Mar
2,200
•
1
Southwestern Public Service
4.20%
'«
10%
*10
31,600
3,000
non-cum
&
12,600
27
Platinum
Gas
Natural
Southern
Feb
71
3*2
2
Southern
18% Jan
3,200
13%
5
Public
16
50
14%
40%
Co
6
35,700
105
26%
•r
1,300
4,000
83%.
12%
*102%
-
•
48%
l
Co
&
E & G
15% Jan
8%
22%
i-
57%
preferred
Jersey Gas Co
Puerto Rico Sugar
preferred
Southeastern
3,900
8,600
i 14%,
.
13
105
29%
22%
33%
Marchant
29% Dec
65% Mar 20
9%
15
12%
•102%
13%
105
6,900
29
22%
*
57 3/4
Carolina
Jan
14%
15%
13
*102%
10
9%
6 %
22%
48%
20
34%
Amer
Line
40
Mar 23
Kline
6y8
293/4
22%
105
40
4.000
80,
i 29%
15
13%
*102%
6%
120
23%
♦78
84 %
83%
14%
23%.
80
6
82%
96
*94%
57%
South
27
50
*78
6%
82%.
/
49%
49 :
83
.•>
"
96
23%
24%
24%
49
6
82%
23
34%
South
4
78
82%
*94%
6,600
129 %
Soo
5
see
80
82%
8%
122%
2
49% Oct
footnotes,
23%
*81%
8%
20
25
4
30% Dec 21
For
95
22%
:<■ *78
80
13%
Co
15
52% Jun
97% May
95
23%
29%
*102%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
3
Jan
82%
96
'23%
6
_1
1
3
82-
*81%
23%
X22%
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
15% Jan
.
83/4
*94%
96
*■■.
8%
29
'4K
20
Corp
Smith-Corona
27% Jan
Mar
81%
%
23%
*78
8%
9
10
Skelly
5
91
81
*94%
5
Smith
22% Jan
Feb
2,300
88%
Co
8
35% Mar
62
Singer
Pattern
Oil Corp
21
8
35
"■i
I,100
9,200
-
No par
No par
Manufacturing
Oil Co
18
}
36%
9
Co
40% Feb
28% Jan
3
53%
36%
383/a
Simonds Saw & Steel
Mar 22
55% Jan
26
53 %
37
No par
97
3
Jan,
54%
*363/4
.
Simmons
11
31% May 10
20% Jan
53%
373/4
38
89
Corp of America
55% Mar 22
12% Jan
88,
53%
37
".,53%
38
When issued
Jan
53%
38
54%
38%
88%.
Siegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
36% Oct
28
54%
54%
37%
50c
7
3
4
20,800
9%
19%
12
20% Jan
24%
9%
17%
48% Jan
27
6,300
23%
10
17%
17
90% Aug 14
16
17%
24%
10
17%
Sheraton
61 % Oct
16%
23%
10
Shell Transp <fe Trad NY shs ord_£i
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
60% Apr
-
17%
24%
*9%
18 % Mar 14
4
17% Jan
17%
24%
9%
26
15
47% Mar 15
17%
24%
15% Jan
3
Jan
17%.
9%
41%
4
49
16%
24%
10
22%
2
19
16%
24%
9%
41
9
6% Mar 15
16%
213/4
84
*17
10
24%
?■:
22%
33% Jan
9% Dec
104,600
41%
29% Feb
44 % Jan
12,300
13%
No par
18% Jan
67% July
38%
13
383/4
Co
22% Jan
26% Oct
38
14
1
6
44% Jan
38%
13%
2.50
15% Mar 15
127% Nov
38
133/4
No par
34
63% Jan .11
38%
12%
;'V
20,300
90
Inc
Steel
19% Mar
45% May
37%
13
40%
29
37
37%
123/8
1
Jan
70% Jan
37%
13%
Shell Oil
23% Mar 21
42% Jan
37%
12%
1
8
Apr
37
41 % Mar 20
27
Jan
98
19
38% May 23
28
98
1
8
Dec
99%
,_3
23% Aug
21
*97%
Jan
36
6
23% May 15
4
38%
373/4
Corp
Corp
(Frank G)
19
37%
89
Oil & Gas
29% Jan
15% Sep
15% Jan
38%
No par
45% Feb
46% Mar
373/4
38%
Co__
6
5
38%
99%
90
common
40% Mar 19
25
100
373/4
5
25% Mar
28
7,500
'
*97%
1
preferred
Shahmoon
1,900
20%
99%
25
100
Falls
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
*
44%
8%
Roebuck & Co
12 % Jan
31% Feb
76
44
'20%
38%
Corp__
Sealright-Oswego
Sears
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
18% Sep
36 % Oct
76
'
103% Feb
May 17
77%
88%
Co
31
3
20%
•74%
38%
No par
21
Jan
20%
77%
38%
No par
37% May 12
8% Jan
20%
1
Finance
4
July 28
42%
1
common
Bolt Corp of Amer
Air Line RR Co
&
1
41%
20%
*74%
'12,600
No par
V
N
Co
preferred
3
44%
730
34% 9
;-33%
*97%
1
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
31% Mar
43%
9214
39%
30
preferred
23% Jan
77%
34%
99%
5
8covill
Nov 27
20% Apr
Jan
97% Jan
28
Mar 21
$4
203/4
33%
375
38%
35c
Inc
Paper
$3.40
30
41%
20%
92.
*275
*97%
1.40
com
preference
Schlumberger
42% Jan
b
41%
*74%
5
34%
50 %,
92
375
'
1
convertible preferred
5%
20%
'77%
10
Schering Corp common
,2
3
Jan
16% Jan.
Convertible
10% Jan
8% Mar 22
.83% Feb
47% Dec f 4
9
••'
35% Jan 26
14% Mar 10
8% Sep-19
41% Nov
Diego Gas & Electric Co
27% Jan
3
8% Jan
■J
41%
20%
50%
91%
*275
34%
34%
SO
91%
375
*275
5
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
21% Jan
V *34%
50%
50
91%
91%
375
100
series A
San
16
4.40%
*275
*74%
100
St Regis Paper Co conimon
'-91%
34%
*40%
50%
50%
91
375
30% Jan
14% Jam
51%
91
*275
4
2
51
100
Jan
16
-
100
*72
1
w'\
2
1
2.50
€
100
-
7%
No par
7%
41%
40%
*93;
50c
—25
No par
73/4
40%
•■•
21%
*94
'
35%,
*85
v
94
22
95
•35%
86
*93
21%
*94
33%
*85
40%
94:i!
21%
95
37
86
19%
•72
34%
rl5/64
19%
193/4
19%
*73
75
•72
34%
56%
56%
56%
19%
75
8,500
28,200
7,200
57%
6,400
19%
50
75
34%
II,200
24 V4
24%
469,400
2,000
30%
31%
28,100
7y»
8,500
34 y4
34%
%
•v,
*93
,,
21%
*94
94
34%
•
•:
•■
1 ♦
39%
•93
7%-
7%
-
39%
39%
*93-
94*
21%
21%
21%
95
95
95
36%
36%
36%
86
86
36%
85%
85
-
•
'■
5,100
39%
94
21%
*94%
68,000
21%
95%
36%. ■36%
84%
84%.
10
16,400
•
180
24
(1444)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK-EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.
Highest
Lowest
Dec
35
35% Dec
'/
28
29
35
Mar
7
39
Nov
15
64
Mar
6
2
81
52 '% Jan
12
91
23
78% May 12
3
11% Jan
com
No par
67%
1 69
—j.,
No par
79%
80
1
16%
,1
32 74
16%
33%
Inc
$3.50-
»,
Mar 15
preferred
3
Standard
Financial
Corp.—_
Kollsman
Industries
Oil
25% Feb
26
35% Jan
2
Dec
4
521/2 Jan
9
60% Feb
19
Standard
81% Sep 25
87% Dec
4
84;
Jan
3
911
44
55% Dec
27
52i
Jan
8
58% Feb
15
Standard
v49% Jan
8
56% Feb
28
Standard
Oil
of
59% Feb
8
Standard
Oil
of Ohio
95% Feb
28
25% Jan
9
53 % Jun
5
46% Jan
5
57
13
Dec
52
3
51% Sep
29 '
9
92% Dec
18% Oct
4
57% Nov
28
25% Oct
•>
52 % Jan
3
59% Feb
Jan
84>
,*92'
7
.
>>20% Feb
Mar 23
63% Jan
26% Feb
26
"
82
16
20% Oct
31
28 % Apr
27
P 26% Jan
3
42% Dec
20
45% Dec
77
■
18
Jan
Stanley
24% Jan
4;
29
83Jan
2
19% Jan
17
11.
37
30% Jan
9
12
26% Jan
r;
Feb
30
25 y4 Jan 29
Feb
34
10
r
32% Oct
16% Jan
4
43% Nov
15
17% Jan-
9
20
Sep
25
i> 19
Jan
4
Nov
13
•65
Jan
8
3
34% Apr
13% Sep
28% Jan
11
~6 >
21
27% Jan
Jam
Jan21% Oct
44
2
28% Jan
2
2
.19% Feb.
2
26
19% Apr
28
15% Jan
57% Nov
28
51,
Oct
13% Jan
>
28% May 31i
24s
16% Oct
20% Apr
3
20% Jan
5
90
Aug
2
47% Jan
3
59
Oct
Mar
13
23% Jan
Apr
32% Nov
101 % Jan
7
24% Mar
3
9
Oct
122
3
3
16% Nov
30
1115 Oct
3
1464 Jan
31
3834 Nov
3
49% Feb
28
Dec
28
54 % Nov
28
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
5
Jan
30
17.
45
11% Dec
474 Jan
3
1034 Nov
27
2134 Sep 29
47% Ocr 13
1674 Sep
24%
27
8
12
>47% Jan
8
,18- ;• Feb
Feb
484
r
27% Jan
55% Mar;23
* 2
Jan
3
2
1634 Feb
A
14
Feb
15
61
Mar
23.
Jan
23
25'% Mar
2
/ 59'% Mar 15
95
Oct
27
25% Sep
15
1534 Jan
52'% Jan
16
14'
1634 Jan
8
1874 Mar
5
21
37'% Jan
2
;4334 Mar
7
Jun
21
383% Jan
3
23% Jan
35
Jan
12
17% Jan
8
8034 Jan
i; 11534 Nov
8
98'% Jan
8
21% Jan
29V* Apr
31% Apr
3
3
27
25 y2 Jan
24
27y2 Jan
24
24% Jan"
22y, Sep
30'/2 Apr
37% Jan
50
Mar 19
2734 Mar>
18
35 74 Mar 23
44 34 Jan
18'% Mar
1
/'
22
//:
8
24-
Jan-
3
■*
26
66/
Jan
2
4
83
Jan
12
86'% Mar
8
25% Jan
3
8
1934 Jan 19
23 34 Jan
3
'
-
9
Jun
28
8234 Feb >' 8
82
Dec
20
87'
251'.. Dec
29
: 18% Oct
May
32 34 Feb
% 2834 May
5/
/. 30
Thor
6
Mar-
23'% Feb-16
,
25 Va Mar
>■
481/2 Jan
50»% Nov
1
53»% Jan
29
" 57'% Feb.
7
'
15% Jan,
2838 Apr
17
21'% Jan
15
25% Feb;
9
7'
19
28'% Dec
; ,7
331% Aug 10
591/4 Jan
26% Feb
28
Dec
14 '
56'% Jan
12
Nov
27 v
32'% Mar 23
72'% Jan
52 '/b Dec
6
42
Jan
30
Dec
20
129
Jan
123
Aug:.
146
7
1634 Oct
30
11 V4 Oct
30
1074 Oct
18
■".; 4234 Apr"
.,'- 2034 May
3 1/
11'% Jan
5274 Dec
3
4
56 '/e May
29% Jan
9
48
2274 Dec
5
3334 Jun
21
Oct
24
10'% Jan
55% May
25
2934 Oct
6
48
36
Jan
20
1034 Nov
*
54% Jan
3Q.
7
/
50'% Jan
9 v
5
31
23.
13% Jan 29
Oct:nr.
49
Jan
3
10'% Jan
4
2134 Jan
8
15% Jan-
2
4
1874 Sep
25
22
65% May
18
6% Nov
58% Dec
4
Jan
4
39
Jan
3
Jan
30
97
Apr
74'% Jan
20
79
Nov-
71
24
76
Feb
13
52 Va Nov
Dec
68 34 Dec
37% Dec
4>
100% Aug 17'
1
30
86% Dee
7
Nov
28
18
Jan
10
10
50% Mar 16
8
25
Feb
12
T
73 34' Jan
29
12
7% Jan
25
33
9% Nov
67% Dec
12
52 % Mar
5.
64
3
21% Dec
12
21
Jan
4
41% Jan
30
56
33
Mar 21
f>2 % Jan
4
15% Sep
19
IV Ja Jan
3
bl Jan
54% Jan
16
30% Jan
3
„
For
3
29 %
4
82
Nov 21'
24% Jan
24
16% Feb 20
16%
Jan
2
22 % Jan
1*"% Nov
34% Oct
30
see
4
page
174 Feb
25,
Jan
Drill
>V 97 A'
—No par
Lines
Air
?
•
10
■
,-
■
14
4%
4%
United
■
Artists
Biscuit
1
.
Board
Carbon
&
United-Carr
United
Fruit
2
2
2
2
138
.137'%
13%
12%
.
13%
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25%
51
50'%,.
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51%
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3134
>
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9,300
1234
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56
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>
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2,600
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51%
600
31%
3134
10,000
14%
1434
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:
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20,300
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Texas GulT Sulphur
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15
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33
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series
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2
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40
8
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30
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15
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2
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11
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9
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29
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22
6
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31
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20
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15
26
69
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15
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15
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4'
33% Apr
4
6
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32% Mar 19
,
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Jan
300
445
3
230
15
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2
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10%
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2
Feb
;20
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28
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16
74
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*
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Stevens (J P) & Co Inc.
15 "
Stewart-Warner Corp,
2.50
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prior preference,...
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6
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23
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Jan
12
35
12
81% Feb 28
84% Oct 27
99% NOV
common.
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22
3
24% Jan
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2
60% Feb
i
Mar 12
30% Mar 15
2
59%
7
10'
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—*100'
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1
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20
;
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19%, Dec
4:
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17
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2
4
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5
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of
preferred—i
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•
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Wednesday
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.
,
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8
32"%, Mar 27
4:
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5
10
Jan
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3674,; 377a
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2
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40% Jan
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8
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12
19% Dec
Monday
EXCHANGE
77% Jan
72V4 Jan
STOCK
YORK
NEW
-Highest
Lowest
AND
*'
V
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
A >
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
-
23%
•-
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/ *1%
174
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63%
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Commercial and
The
6145
Number
195>
Volume
Financial Chronicle
(1445)
25
NEW YORK STOCK
V '
■
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1.
,
STOCKS
r
NEW
:
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STOCK
YORK
LOW
I
'
Monday
'
Lowest
33'A Sep
93
Lowest
Highest
29*
"7 34% Jan
9
47% Feb
v
Jan
4
97 y2 Jun
1
24% Jan
3
32% Nov
8?
96
exchange
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41%.Feb
2
U S
97% Mar 20
9(
32% Mar
Chemical
&
9
37
37
27 "
95
Sep
25
151
46% Dec
115
Dec
20
3VA Dec
29
14% Dec
22
9% Jan
3
•
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6
-Feb
*.
27
158 '/a Oct
154
2
•
-
•
29
Jan
105% Jan
160
5
:
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3
6% Mar 21-
47% Mar 23
,
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U S
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U S
Mar 20
99%
97%
31%
31 %
46'%
45%
46
46
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,
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35 '/a Jan
17
26% Jan
5
42 y2 Dec
,
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3
9 % Nov
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2
27% Apr
6
26 Vi Jan
3
33
2
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25
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467/s Jan
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21%
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10
;
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9
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27
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4
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39% Feb
28
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Apr
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4
24
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20
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2
28
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164
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-
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26
j
preferred
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52%
82
59
59'A
160 %
r
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83
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Universal Oil
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Utah
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200
22 VA
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62,800
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32
31
31
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,
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31%
31%
32
13
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24
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58%
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v
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10
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16,000
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55
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10
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35 y4
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55
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17,900
8%
58 %
161
57
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1,900
47%
22
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43%
1*
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52 y8
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Universal-Cyclops
Feb 66
Feb
2
55
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82
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Pharmaceutical
&
30%
50
common
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80
32%
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48
21%
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V
97 VA
46 Va
159
22%
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22
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100
Co
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Universal
3
40 y8
•
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16%
preferred.
Tobacco
Stockyards
14
61 % Mar 14
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47% Feb
;
54
170
4
22% Mar
3
38% Feb
38% Jan
>;
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36%
97 VA
32
,
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21%
50
com!
common
United
10% Feb; 23
20
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9
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14% Mar 23*
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16 %
21 %
47
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98
31VA.
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preferred,„_100;
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preferred..
7%
US
Mar 23
47
40
"
%
the Week
March 23
45%
-
5
common;...
Shoe5 Corp
Steel
US
21
8
33% Feb
14
.
Co
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7%
6
11 lA Jan
6
48% Feb
U S
'
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2
4
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30% Jan
U S
8
37% Mar
i
43% May 17
55% Nov 28
:
Mar
47 '
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3
16%'
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preferred series' A_
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S
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3 VB '
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10
1_5
Playing Card
3% %
U
95%
160
3
35%
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preferred
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V2 Mar 19
58
;
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Plywood
U S
9
19
20 VA Jan
>.s
3
33% Mar 10
Mar 19-
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6
37
.
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Jan-
82
44
6
Jan
33 % Mar
Jan
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U S
34% Mar. 23
34% Feb
30
53% Mar 20
45%
97
'
15%
47
50 V-v
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Friday
March 22-
97 %
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97
160
3%
PRICES
Thursday
'
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22 Vit
-
common.;.—:.l
common
97'/2
31%
,
15%
50 '.V
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<
8
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1
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U S
60% Feb
8
2-
Mar
144
10
Apr-'
-
70
27 % May 10-
•;
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52
•
28
53% Apr
18% Apr
12
28% Mar
.
39% July 11
29 % Jan
Jan
preference
'
27:
45% Nov
Jan
•
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Nov~21
147'A Jun*
r.
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55% Jan.
91'A May 17
23%, Jan
24
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Jan
1
A
4%%- preferred series A.
23
30% Feb
class
Industries Inc
US
5
233/s Feb
18
?
1
9% Feb
16
Jan
79
,
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41 y2
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35
15
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3
45% Jan
Dec
40% Mar 19
46
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.
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,
6
Jan
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47,
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29
2
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0%
-
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834 Jan
21;
Mar
.24% Mar
27
4
Jan
44
18
8
30 yd Jan
6
Feb
8-
18 y4 Jan
14
;36Va Jun
,
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.
SALE
,
36%
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.,..'36%
97%
31%
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March 21
36%
3i%
Gypsum Co common.:...—'__4
!%■ preferred
3% Jan:* 4
V
Nb par
Co-——--
36%
r
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Wednesday
March 20
'
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:y
'
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Tuesday
March 1.9
Corp com.l
'4%% preferred.
1—_j
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DS &
Foreign Securities
1
14
2
Jan
.28% Jan
Borax
Par.
:
49%
48 VA
49
"39%
40Va
40 V'B
40%
31%
8,600
.<7
30% Oct
18
.
38% Jun
27
Jan
..
-
38% Oct 20
42
Nov
Feb
.
27
Dec
Dec
9
92
Nov
29
Jan
106% Jan
Varlan
91% Feb
21% Jan
24
Vendo
f
13
$4.04
preferred
13
$4.20,
preferred
20
34%'
2
3
98
Jan
10
20
102
Jan
3
106
85% Feb
28
80
Jan
2
88
31% Dec
29
27% Mar
9
* Mar 13
8% Mar
8
3
100
July 2-1
98 Va Jan
5
107'A Jun
71»A July 28
24% Oct 24
6
11%
;
:K
■
$5
y*
preferred
Mar 23
Vornado
•w r
"'<■ 14% Feb
?v" 16% Feb
21
5%
*100% Feh
26
Jan
30
Feb
20
21
14
73
-
Mar
7
•
55% Mar
;
31
6
Jan
3
Wagner
9% Jan
4
Waldorf
65% Mar 21
7 % Jan
5
.8% Feb
20
Walworth
9% Feb
21
Ward
11% Mar yi.-
13%
8% Jan
29
66% Jan
15
39
29
Nov
G
Co.
72
Mar 12
Jan
9
93% Nov 24
34% Feb
6
59% Nov
6%
9
Warner
Bros
34
2
Warner
Co__;_-_
Jan
Ward
Pictures
9
3
35% Jan
37% Dec
7
33% Jan
3
36% Feb
8
7!A May 31
"4% Jan
24
/** 5%. Jan
31
Welbilt
11% Mar 19
14% Feb
20
West
West
Penn. Power
5
102
85
July 11
91
82% Jan
17
87
33 "/a Aug
1
45
-
26
May
87
5
Jan
51
Jan
Warner-Lambert
2
37% Mar 19
92
Mar 23
Apr
24
85% Jan
3
91
Mar 13
Dec
28
38% Jan
29
46
' Mar 12
14
97% Feb
16
May 11
21 % Jan
•
19% Jan v 4
30
-
27
No-v
101
Jan
*100%
105
84
*83
83 VA
83
83
28
28
28%
4,300
9VB
1,400
10,700
-
275/e
>
t
7%
9%
50
.
41
10-
Jan
88% Jan
83
Jan
2
110
Feb
5
Jun
5
38
99% Jun
2
Nov
29
56
Dec
35% Jan- 24
23
28
110
Mar 13
"
92'A Jan
3
26% Oct
68
43
.
4
10
y8 Aug 24
Jan
40 y4 Jan
3
99 % Jan
9
.
7y8 Jan'
24
3
31
Oct
,37
Jan
5
20% Jan
4
1143% Oct 27
24 y2 Dec
20
Feb
65
60% Jun" 9
103
46 % Feb
Mar 10
100
13'/a May 10
23
8% Mar 22
V
.,
f
,
y
.
1
(i
y
No par
; ' ;
No par
i
93
42% Jan
'2
96
Feb
3'l
33% Mar 16
74
Jan
46% Jan
15
52% Jan
4
102
"Jan
43% Feb
24% Jan
25
14
6
48
29
26
13% Jan
41/2%
26
Oct
Jan
8
30
38% Jan
11
7% Jan
16
I
32
Mar 16
41% Jan
6
59% Nov
22
52
Jan
121 y2 Apr
12
129% Dec
15
125
Feb
9
44% Nov
17
36% Jan
8
22% Jan
3
31% Jun
5
66y2 Apr
5
93% Nov
22
28
8
26% Mar
48
'White
ft
11%
100
*5.
_
$3
White
Wilcox
&
$4.25
Mar 14
*
Wilson-Jones
2
Jan
Winn-Dixie
60% Mar 16
129% Jan
58
Feb
8
Worthington
Jan
16
Prior
2
Jan
4
11% Feb
28
94% July 19
171% Dec
11
130
Jan
22
166% Jan
4
23
ruptcy
Act.
On stock
or
-
Jan-
36% Jun
8
27% Jan
29% Nov
14
29% Jan
2
114% May 17
24% July 10
98% Jan
18
21% Jan
3
60% Jan
24
Xerox
30% Mar 16
securities
dividends of
25%
saies
assumed
or
by
on
tnis
such
day,
7 V'B
7«A
II16OO
9Vi
9 V 'R
9%
9'A
9JA
9
9Vb
2,900
:.M 90
Co
Corp
preferred
30% Feb
21
Yale
16
4'/2%
companies.
sale.
-
~
11 Transferred
less, high and low ranges of old stoak
from
are
Mfg
American
retained.
series
33%
2,400
93
90
92%
91%
92 Va
92 VA
92%
10,500
50%
51%
52%
*51 l/a
52
51
51'/a
38 Va>.
37%
37%
37%
38
38 Va
38 VA
1,500
50%
50 VA
50%
50
50%
50 Va
50 VA
4,900
*37%
37%
37%
37%
*35
35'A
*35 Vb
.
35%
35%
4'A
4%.
4%
-
:
49 %
43
*41 VA
V
•
92%
Q?•
*89 va
90 y2
*89%
43%
42 %
43 VB
*31
.
.
39
94
,
.
.fix-
.
43
29%
29%
28
38%
38VA
39
38%
39 Va
20,700
29 Va
28 3A
29
28%
28%
10,400
36
71,800
36%--
93%
93%
t
42%;
48%
•lOOVA
8%
8%
1.900
48%
4,400
160
101
8%
2,200
24 VA
*24
24%
100
41 y2
*41
41%
300
25 Vb
25%
25%
25%
2,200
48-
47 %
47%
2,300
32'A
31%
32-%
53%
53%
53%
53%
853A
85%
*44%
30%
87
1
45%
-
•
:
18,300
5,700
'
8'A
8'A
3ZVa
3'2%
59%
43 VA
43
-
30%
A
53
*126
9,300
78'A
47%
47 '/2'
45%
129
180
33%
5,200
40 VA
26
47 »A
*44%
60 VA
59%
94%
32%
*76
48%
101
ay2
*24
32%
*126:
43
48%
101
8 V4
32 VA
78'A
38%
94%
33%
42y2
49
400
112
38 "b
94
33
*76
101%
521/2
.
4,300
86%;
*110
38%
93%:
33%
35%
*85
86'A.
115
38 Va
79
:
36%'
85%
*109
33%
*85.%
i
"
35%
85%
115
453A
8
32
27%
29%
85'/2
*44%.
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27%
42%
29%
45%
32
27%
25%
85 Va.
»3T
■
8%
%
52%.- 52%
60:
'
24 VA
26
52%
129«
39
-
>(*41%
*41%
86
38.VA
3,000
32
8,700
27-%
8%
i
47%:. 47%
*127
16,600
25'A
24%
9
1
59%
"
••
34%
25%
43%
24%
32?A
27
34%
25 V4
*101
9
8
26%
34%
25 Va
42%
49%,
26
26%
34
32%
101
*24
70
v: 26%
*75
'
32 Va
'
-
;
9'A
10
99 Va
25%
38
42%
48%
ico%
*99
7,600
34%
85%
78
42%
50 »A
101%
98
10
42
27
26VA
94'/»
33
98
4-1 %
34
*109
38%
32%..
42%.
29
85%
*74%
:
41.
38%
"
115
38 VA
270
qo-
90%
27."b
36%
36 '/a.
*85%
"
99%
*3L
29 Va '
*109
101%.
25 V'b
,
26%
28%
1,500
26%
27 VA
47y2
7%
*
1
*93
99'/2
5,900
'
'
*91
43
i
101%
101%.
300
4 Va
12
90%
*45
'
lOl'/a
12
92%
26
52%
12 V'b
200
35%
4%
*89%
47'A
29%
12
100%
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4VA
*91
*84%
.
t; A.
4VA
90 %
26
.
>
12 y2
100 Va
101
24 Va
*24.
4%.
92 V2->
33 Vb
-
35%
*12
12
-
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85%
43.:
38
*37%
1,300
32%
60 Va
39y2„
39%
32%
58 y2
129
39%
8'/2
8%<
•
-
58 %
Va
86
,
200
44%
100
8 Va
8»/a
1,700
32Va
32%
22,400
58 %
3,800
44%
*
58%
•126
129
40
40 Va
40
40
*126
40
*85
129
3.600
23 Va
28%
283a
28%
28%
28 y2
28%
28%
1,300
83.
83 '/a
83.V'a
84
83%
84'A
83'/«
83 %
10.400
53%
54%
53 Va
53%
53%
54
No par
5
10
Co
x
: •;
i..i
55%
91%
123
128y4
1Q7/b
11%
55
*91.
151
.
28%
152%
28%
34?/s
34
103 Va-
-103
.
54
92
>
126%
127%
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11.
148'/a
152 Va
28%
33y2
104
30
30%
28%
74
72%
z tx-tusiriDuxion.
.
'
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123
ia%
28%
33 Va
103%
29%
Y Ex-rignts.
».
147
27%
33%
104
-
28%
73%
72 VA
+ in. .uaiiarupwy
yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only.
Exchange
-
55
*91.
72%
No par
Ex-dividend.
Stock
-
32%
84%
Wire Corp
5
Sheet & Tube__No par
distributed^
32%
28 'A
10
100
Zenith Radio Corp.
wd When
32 Va
83.
1.25
Youngstown Steel Door
75% Mar 1&—~
r Cash
Towne
32%
28.
Young Spring &
&
16,600
32 y2
10
common
i
38% Feb
8,300
19 V'b
32%
70 Va
I
10
Co_>
Corp
12%
19
38
9438:
?
;
10
com
12 VB
*37%
38%
:
100
Corp_._10
Co_
(FW)
Youngstown
*
1
Service
*69%
13
19
26%.
*94
,
70
12%
18 »A
*98
115
,i*100y2
:
9VA
A
'
18%
43'A
»38y4
%
70
v
1,600
13%
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.
78
70
3,400
17 34
x38%
32%
40
13
39.y2
29%
37: ;
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56
18
*
29.y2
36<l/2
62%
13
32
~
j'
x69%
71
26'A
"
j
10c
Inc
(Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
106% Mar 23
28
7'A
26.'%
,;
No par
Inc
Wrigley
10
no
7 Vs.
26.y8
38%
5
Power
Iron
Jan
25
puces;
Elec
51
12'A Apr
82% Nov
7%
'
10
Public
Woolworth
16
2
7 Ve
34%- :
■
1
preferred-;
Woodward
93
auu
6%
2
131
62% Nov
7VA
25%
85%
t,
5
Co
Wisconsin
22
2
-oiu
"
■
92 % Jan
23
3
7 VA
61
55%
♦39%
~
33%
*
50
-i
Stores
29% Jan
Jan
19% Jan
40
25'A.
common__No par
Industries
Wisconsin
9
40% Mar 22
Inc
Co
Windsor
Jan
3
63 %
55%
25VA
*109
20
:
preferred
7
89
3
62%
55%
40
347%
—
100
Co___:
Oil
Wilson
13
121
88% Jan
65%
40%
50 VA
27'%
32.
80
55%
V :34%
25 Vs
*31.
—
'
1
t
Corp
20
39
^
.
SS)_w;;20
common
Inc____i
Stores
Wickes
16
9% Feb
Co
80
preference
convertible preferred
Feb
6
22% July 20
9 VA
63 VA
1003a
88%
44%
98Va
•
—
10
Sewing Machine common—1
87% Feb
6
27% Jan
OVA
40'A
*37%
'?
92Va-
*91
88%
43%
27.
/--
2.50
Prior
32% Feb
94% Jun
8% Feb
O'/n
-55%
12
12 Va
100
98
;
40
preferred
*
100
-
—No par
Telegraph.
Brake
preferred.
57
46
preferred^
RR_.
convertible
Motor
White
2
141% Nov
Jan
•
5%%
Mar 22
6
95
Union
Mar 15
29
27%
9VA
91 VA
•
ccm__No par
Ry
2nd
Pacific
80% Mar 12
67 % May 22
27%
9Vb
50
94:{8
.4
pfd__
"White Dental Mfg ,(The
:
'
84% Mar 16
10
41
86% Nov 28
4«A%
28
2
18
Dec
-
32 VA
y
Electric common.6.25
9
12
26% Dec
40
'
12%
1
Air
r
3
Feb
24
20
106
104 VA
17%
5
Mills
3.80%' preferred series B
;
100
Wheeling & Lake Eiie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 pteferredJ
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
5
39% Jan
16
10iy2
*
40%
*
,71
:
37%
I; .<'
'
.
71 Va
14
>'.
18Va •
32Va
.
49
t
.
V
—5
Westinghouse
31
Feb
38 % Jan
Oct
*100%
62
56%
55%
40
49
38y8
49%
50 V4
377/8
37% .
35%
35 Vs
4%-;. 4% ; :
Westinglfouse
2
88 % Jan
57
85
3
39% Jan
110
May 15
27% Oct 25
49
900
101 VA
„
:
9 Vb
,
-
9'A
71 VA
13%
17'A
32 Vb
.
.
y
1.25
No par
Lines
non-cum
Western
15
7y8 Dec
Jan
>
19
6
49
4
Jan
52%. July
3
4%
Western
30% Mar 12
10%'Jan
44% Dec
29% Jan
41% Jan
25
13
4
Jan
27
9
14
Jan
27% Jan
26
Feb
31,700
16VA
105 Va
27%
9lA'
6iy2
7%
iv
B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4%% preferred
100
4:
23% Feb
26
3
.
79 y4 Jan
8
71% Jan 25
42 Ve Mar 21,
9
.
2
30 % Jan
1
Jun
5
41% Jan
93% Jan
34% May 19
82
84
27-r«
9%
40%
„
*83%
83%
27%
•*
9Va;
62% };
9V«
-
56y2
3
19
9,200
13%
;
'
<<'•
84 %
28 V8
*40VA
29
19
»*
,.61
fA%>y>56%
38
Feb'. 2
•
*104
34%
12%
*16 Va
, f
VA
'
1
37% Dec
.
*
u-84 %.-
R
.2
82 % Dec
V
1'
»
105
"H
Inc.
-Jan
2,600
105
Air
32% Feb
/*:'
f. f
*104
Maryland
104
331/2
210
:
105
Bnncorporatioh
28
23 %r
*104"
Western
2V
22%
101 Va
Western
25
91''/a
23
*100%
Western
25% Jan
*89%
22%
100%
2
35% Jan
91%
23
100%
21
; Apr
4
29% Aug 16-
*89%
22%
*100-": 100%
Feb
55
91%
23
16
Jan
3
*89%
23
13%,^
29
Jan
91VA
*89%
33%
27% Mar 16
22
94
16 '/a
39
38»/b Nov 30
*92%
13
8
Jan
94
32%
2
25% Mar 15
192%
16 Va
9
25
89%
94
13%
33% Jan
Apr
*87
*92 '/a
107%
33 VA
23% Jan
29% Nov 28
89%
92% -921/2
107%
16 V'B
28
7
*87
106%
131/4
4.10%
17
380
89 VA
33
V,4i20% preferred series
I
21,600
107%
*87
16%
Corp.j.
*
1,700
67
108
66
107
89%
13%-
37% Mar 21
Dec
66
v
4,500
17,000
135
33
45
July .18
107
134
13%
14
24
', 65
32 3'8
13
29
132
66
*16 "A
Jan
Nov
130
65
16%
23% Dec
v
130
65%
13%
Pharmaceutical
(S D) .Co
Wayne. Knitting
101% Mar 23
11*
r
99
Jan
97% Jan
94% Mar 19
-
25
93
7'
May 31
130
-65%
V
32i/4
Kentucky Coal Co.
17% Apr
4
Jan
,
22% ;; 23
10
48% Jan
10% Jan
130
"
-
65%
16%
\
23
94
•
130
65 VA
1
25% Jan.- 6
.
132
129%
100
15
Inc.^.
30
4
44%
13 y2
Industries Corp..
38% Jan
•
43%
.1
54% Nov
4% Jan
44
100
Washington.Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Mptor Co—_—
30
42
32
common
Warren
-
41%.iv 42
2.50
40% Jan -v2
30y2 Jan
41%
16
:
54% Jan ' 2
5
11,700
16
50c
29
r
391/4
15%
No par
82% Jan 30
47% Mar 16
41% Jan
•
38%
15%
-—l
W
&
35% Jan
Nov
39%
15%
91%
Inc
15
-
19,300
39
16
.
27'
43
39%
15%
100
Baking Co
preferred
25
24
39
16
*89%
common
t
20% Feb
Jan
39
411/8
41
Vs.
'
17% Jan
28
38
39%
15%
41 */*•
No par
10
Wallace «Ss Tiernan
12 % Mar 23
8
May
1,800
42
1
j'.V.''i-..
-
'
Jun : T
86% Mar 16
28
Walker
3,900
25 »/4
100
Co
(Hiram)
8
900
22%
39
-
16 V«
92
Walgreen.
\2
44% Feb
40% Nov 27
-
;
31'/a
22%
25%
23 Va
15%
*91%
System
57 % Jan
64
37%
*87
preferred
Corpi>
17% Mar 19
■
40%
107
4%%
Electric
30
Janrf 3
39V2
31%
40 Va
10c
RR
24
16%
V";
*31
.221/4
41 Va
W
Wabash
38 % Jan
-3
40%.
89Va
preferred
51% Jan
26
40 VA
...100
6 % %
15
Jan
25%
100
5%%
42% Oct *10
Dec
25
107%
preferred
preferred.;
58% Nov
6
25%
*87
Inc
6
66
•
23%
251/2
107
convertible
2
8% Dec 26
31%
23
25%
1*
:
Vulcan.Materials Co
20% Feb
30
*31
231/8
25%
1
;
%
Oct
31%
23%
100
preferred
Grocery Co
38 y4 Jan
;
31%
A
->
•
..100
'r,"
7
41 Va-..
;
$4.12
Von's
3
-v
-3
40 VA
1.25
19
23
87% Jan
Oct
25V2 J
1
Co
Feb
Feb
May 12
53-
23%.
25%
6% dividend partic pyeferred.lOO
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
8
Mar 23
,
89
Jan
13% Feb
17
-
31 V4<
23 Va
Comptometer Corp....
Virginia Carolina Cliemical com
Mar 23
67
15% Jan
H28
4
14
30%
10
Victor
92% Feb
26% Jan
21
17
4
ay8 Dec
5
^.1
...
Associates.
94%' Feb
t
2
13
9% Jan
.
Co
America.^.
of
Inc.'
Co
108% Jan
19
86
2
10
135
,
2
\ Jan
89% Jan
,
Oct
89
11
Steel
Corp
Raalte
Jan
18
18
28% Nov
26
13"% Jan
%
16
.44% Mar 23
9
57% Jan
8
85
3
1
7
86
'AJo,..
Van
50% Jan
24
', 112%
21
108
Jun
Vanadium
4
45% Feb
21
*♦/: Jan
34
.
May 15.
68% Nov
6
24% Dec
Vanadium-Alloys
16
Jan
26
30
37% Feb
18
si y2 July
83
33% Feb> 1
28% Jan
19
::;15% Jan
30 ;
43% Apr
125
102% Aug 29*
Jan
Jan
37% Mar 22
27
•A'19%. Oct
13
49% Jan
v
22% Mar 22
"23% Jan
27"
v.77% Mar 30
July 14
;
'/a'Apr
■
2
20
107
30
2
'
30
77% Apr
15% Nov
30
V
6
29% May
3
19% Jan ,"3'
92
-
*91
92
*91
122
123
121
5,600
92
125%
123
11
151
28
-
10%
10%
1,700
155%
152
28
2,300
107/s
10%
156%
159%
17,300
28 VB
28 y8
28%
9,500
900
34
33%
104%
33%
33%
•33%.
104 y4
105%
105 "A
106%
29%
28%
29%-
28%
30%
25,800
73%
72 VA
75%
73 %
75
28,200
ui
All preferred issues are cumulative unless otnerwise
.
16,200
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26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-
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Monday, March 26, 1962
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Bond Record from the New York Stoek Exchange
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The italic,letters in the column beaded
VFADI Y'"
ItMIILI /•
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v
rnmAV
rKIDAT
Vwttf\l-1
"Interest .Period" indicate in each
When'the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point.represent
•
,
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
EXCHANGE
Highest
•
.Monday
Tuesday.
v
Treasury 4'As___-May 15
March 19
Treasury 4s
Ask
Bid
102.26
103.2
102.28
1Q3.4
101.1
101.5
101.8
100.16
100.20
100.20
1980
,'.99.8
99.16
99.20
99.28
100.21
Bid
1975-1985
1
—
Treasury 4s
"
1
Feb:
37/8s
May. 15 1968
3%s
Nov 15 1974.
3%s
_May 15 1966,
3%s
-Nov 15 1967
3'As_
Nov 15 1980
3'AS—_
—Feb 15 1990
3'As
Nov 15 1998
3%s
Nov 15 1966
3V4S
Jun 15 1978-1983
3!'4s
—May 15 1985
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury 3s
100.16
•
100.9,
100.11
; 99.14
99.16
101.24
101.28
100.31
99.22 *
93.4
93.12
99.2.;
99.10
100.26
100.15,.
99.18
■.:> 93.12
101.28
102.4
101.24
101.6
101.6
99.14
100.30
,
101.2
93.26
Treasury 3s
94.2
90.28
91.2
91.10
91.22
91.30
89.26
89.30
90.6
90.20
90.28
98.28
98.30
99
99.4
99.8
88.24
89
88.28
89.4
89
88.12
88.20
88.14
88.22-
88.18
88.26
99.20
99.22
99.21
99.23
99.10
99.289.10
89:12
U
88.28
89.4
88.24
89
i
99.28
15
1964
99.24
99.26
15
1966
97.30
98;
98
98.2
98.4
98.8
98.6
98.10
15
1995
85.30
86.6
86.4
86.12
86.6
86.14
86.18
86.26
86.12
100.20
100.23
100.20
98.3
98.7
98.2
15
1960-1965
100.20
100.23
100.20
100.23
100.20
,97.25
97.27
97.28
97.30
97.30
Jun
Feb 15 1965
15 1962-1967
94.16
94.22
94.20
99.7
99.9
99.7
99.9
99.7
99.9
Dec
15
1963-1968
92
92.6
92.4
92.10
92.12
92.18
15
91.14
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As__
Aug
Treasury 2'As
2'As-;.__Jun
15
1963
94.26
100.23
98
94.26
;
95
100
95.2
-
91.14
90.30
91.4
91.6
90.26
91
90.6
89.26
90.2
89.6
88.24
88,30
89.2
88.20
91.14
90.26
90.28
91.2
90.12
90.18
90.18
90.24
Mar
15
1966-1971
89.10
89.16
89.12
89.18
89.18
89.24
90
Jun
15
1967-1972
82.2
82.8
88.14
88.16
88.22
L 89,
Treasury 2'/2s
Sep
15
1967-1972
87.30
88.4
88.10
88.12
88.18
88.28
Treasury 2'As
Dec
15
1967-1972
87.28
88.16
,88.26
89
Treasury 2'As-—Jun
Treasury 2%s
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.31
99.31
15
1959-1962
99.20
99.21
99.20
,,
100
88.2
88
100
88.6
;
99.31
100
88.10
u.
99.31
.
91.20
91.12
91.8
90.20
90.18
Treasury 2'As
8
92.18
91.28
91.8
90.24
90.12
,
95.2.
99.12
91
91.12
90.18
Treasury 2'As
Mar
94.28
99.10
91.6
91.6
1964-1969
1965-1970
88.8
98.6
92.-12
<;
<■
100.23
>
91.22
1964-1969
15
15
88.4
86.20
99.12
Dec
,
98.6
92.26
Mar
>
99.30
.'98.2
95.8
_1_
.u'i.
-
"I
,92.20
Treasury 2'As
89
99.26
—
.
99.10
,
Treasury 2'As_
Treasury
99.6
"
Aug
Treasury 2%s
8
:
>
—
'
'
89.20
.99.6
'
---V
"
91.22
'
89.12
i
—_
-
90.20 i
91.14
Feb
-
:
94.2.-
90.12
.
'
100 v
93.26
90.20
Treasury 2%s____Dec
Mar
100.30:
99.28
•
Feb
Treasury 3s_—
89
99.16
89.18
89.8'-
>
101:2-
100.26
•
-
;
99.8
V 99.30 .100.2
;
100.30
,
99.22
90.20
;*•
—
—
'^99.30' 100.6!
98.26
■
-
101,10
100.14
'
102
101.13
100.6
93.20
-Week
•
Bonds (*)
103.14
j
99.30
Sales tor
•
L« '
103.6
89.14
.89.6
;
-
Ask
103.20
.101.2
100.30
99.26'
Bid
,101.9
v
100.26 100.30
>.
Friday
March 23
Ask.
103.12
.
99.28-1Q0.4-V-
100.13-
93.8
Thursday
10L3
\
point.
Marches
Bid
103.6
99.6
month
a
PRICES
.Ask
102.30
98.30
..
Bid
of
••
A
100.24
100.17
98.30
90.12
SALE
101.12
100.12
-
Treasury
Ask
,98.22
,93 ;
HIGH
March 21
1969
--1971
-
Oct
Treasury 4s
r
March 28
the
case
32nds
more
or
Wednesday.-
-
*
Highest
Lowest
Year 1961
AND
LOW
.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
P#evieu«
Bange for
one
.
100
'
-
88.26
88.18
,
88.24
99.31
99.22
99.21
99.22
99.22
99.23
107.24
106.24
100.1
99.22
99.23
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
5s
1985
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
1980
103.8
104.8
103.8
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103.16
104.16
Dec
1973
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.24
103.24
102.8
103.8
Jan
1977
101.8
102.8
101.8
102.8
101.8
102.8
101.8
102.8
101.8
102
4'As
Feb
1982
100.24
101.24
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
100.16
101.16
4'As—
10
Nov
Nov
4'/2s_—
4JAs_
103
10
Nov
Feb
4%S
lp3
May
1978
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
98.24
99.24
4'As
15
15
1979
98.24
1963
Jan
4s
33As
100.20
1968
98.24
99.24
; 104.8
98.24
101
99.24
100.20
99.24
98.24
100
98.24
100.20
99.24
3'As
May 15
Oct A 1
1962
3'As
Jan
1
1969
96.24
97.24
96.24
97.24
100.8
100
98.24
100.8
100
,.
100
100.20
99
101
100.8
100
96.24
101.16
101
96.16
97.24
97.16
95.16
96.16
3'/2s
Dec
84
84
8
Dec
-
other figures
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
95.16
96.16
1975
89.16
91.16
89.16
91.16
89.16
91.16
89.16
91.16
90
Oct
1
1981
85.24
86.24
85.24
86.24
85.24
86.24
85.24
86.24
85.24
—July 15
1972
90.8
91.8
90.8
91.8
90.8
91.8
90.8
91.8
90.8
3s
All
1971
3s
8
15
May 15
3'As
"If'Sale pi-ices are indicated with a double dagger.
Oct
3%s
/
99.16
98.24
100.8
97.24
100
101
100.20
98.24 ■; 99.24
99.24
Mar
1976
85.24
86.24
85.24
86.24
85.24
86.24
85.24
86.24
85.16
1
-
A 100
99
100
99
99.24
101
96.24
100
99
•
91
86.24
"91.8
86.16
bid and asked quotations.
are
rv
;r
feoNDS
New York
or
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
City
(Range for Week Ended March 23)
h
Low
Range Since
Sold
-June-Dec
1980
Stock
Corporate
Low
New York Stock
I
High
Last V-
Interest
Exchange
/y...
■■
.
Period
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Friday's
:;v
Low
Range Since
..Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
No.
High
High
Brcizll
9G3i
96 y2
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
High
Week's Range
Friday
...
Bonds
Unification Issue—
Transit
3%
List
Interest
U
Week's
Friday
<*'
96%
92
22
96 y2
(continued)—
§«7s Central Ry 1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant'to Plan A-(Interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
June-Dec
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951".
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced- to 3.375% ) 1979
April-OcfCaklas
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds 1978—Jan-July
95
95
76
*77
47%
•95
55
-
Foreign Securities
Canada
(Dominion
2%s
25-year
of)
23As
1974_—
1975i
Cauca Val
s
s
f
§«7s
Wertheim & Co.
FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
Akershus
120
AND
(City
of)
f • Antioquia
1968__Mar-Sept
♦91%
__
Mar-Sept
losVi
*96 VB
f $ bonds 1978
1966
*96 V8
1969
15-year
5s
1972
20-year 5s
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
98 Va
1978
5'As
April 1980
5'As
Oct
5'As
1981
5V2s
(Rep)
1980
S'As extl
f $
s
6»/2s
8)
(Kingdom of)
5'A8
external
5 (As
1973
48 y8
53
extl
Berlin
loan
loan
s
(City of)
§®6'As
f
1945—
1965—
extl loan
4s
•
55%
1958
loan
1950
s
3.5%)
I
6'As
'.
,
:r
23
96
99 %
,i,
28
41
96 y4
102
32
99%
104%
101
101'A
98
95%
ioi y2
101Y*
100% 101%
65
95 y4
101%
103%
103 y4103%
76
98%
104%
104%
102%
of
103%
103% 103%
59
102'A
102
28
97%
102%
90
90
—...
96
96
46
,
5
100
100
101
101
102
96
39
•
100
4
101
34
1926
91%
For
to
1927
•
2
50
sinking
Consol
43
♦41!
,
*'91
*41 1
41%
91
42%
♦91
♦41%
♦41%
AprfZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
fund
6s
1962
♦91
♦41%
1960
7s
(Hulcuang Ry)
5s
1951
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
•
104
98%
extl
Credit Froncler
1979
June-Dec
85
T--
—
■
♦41%
♦2%
95
—
2%
5%
95
95
1
77
76%
77
59
♦—
105%
3y8
93
95
73%
77'A
62%
62
105
Cuba
55
105%
30
Cudinamarca
(Republic of) 4'As external 1977
June-Dec
(Dept of) 3s 1978
Jan-July
(State)—
Stamped assented (Interest reduced to
31
102
65
106'A
30
;
5
29%
37
55
15
-47%
55
Czechoslovakia
6%)
Denmark
extended to 1960
(Kingdom
5'As
of)
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1974
El
Salvador
(Republic of)
3'As external
s
s
f $
♦39
104
36
50 V't
103 'A 104
10
98%
40
104%
—
bonds Jan 1 1976
f dollar bonds Jan
1
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
87
81
83
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
75
75
64
76
♦75
Jan-July
Jan-July
§• Frankfurt
*84%
__
♦91
De France—
5'As gtd extl loan
104 y4
—
X
__
of
6s
3s
3s extl
♦89
—
Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Ocf
1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—ApnZ-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Oct
•
♦41%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1960
—
♦91
May-Nov
1961
1962
Municipal
assented
Chinese
77
73%
74
May-Nov
4%s
Main
on
6'As
1953
sinking
fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
German
5'As
91
Jan-Juiv
♦80 V*
77
78 y8
—
♦85 y4
70
73
-A,
dollar
dollar
3s
...
bonds
"
June-Dec
1957—Aprll-Oct
1
conv
bonds
1969
^
1972
dollar bonds
4s
'
& fund issue
Prussian Conversion
June-Dec
1957
40%
♦91
—
♦4
May-Nov
*93 '/a
April-Ocf
—Aprll-Oct
106
♦89%
5
X
106
91 y8
......
14
103
.83%
92
91%
106
88
10-year bonds of 1936—
(Interest
due
92%
—
May-Nov
6s
(City of)
6'As 1950
4%s debt adjustment 1970
.
Jan-Juiv
(interest
42
102
98%
.
7s
3s
due
92%
42 y4
♦41!
June-Dec
§• Cologne
yjr
to Plan A (Interest
3.376%) 1979
footnotes,
•
Feb-Aua
^
;
—
June-Dec
1961
assented
6s
Chilean
96
International
95
•-»&
95
4
95
..
2
95
78
78
dollar
3s
■
Good
■
April-Ocf
April-Oct
78
78
15
76
April-Ocf
77%
77%
12
76
7s
1953
due
1963
Jan-July
99'A
99'A
•98%
98%
3
108'A 108%
2
2
98 3®
1953 loans—
1972
April-Oct.,
98%
June-Dec
1980
108%
93%
bonds
1972
June-Dec
104
f
mtge
1945
91%
♦94%-_-
95
31V
2S%
April-Oct
Government—
•
7s
part paid
•
6s
part
paid
1964-—
1968
May-Noo
—
Feb-Aup
28%
29%
30
27%
27
27%
31
24
i'iT
,
A
"
*
98%
108'A
Hope Steel & Iron Works—
s
Greek
see-page 35.
99'A
loan of 1930—
dollar bonds
5s
95
Stamped pursuant
reduced
•
•
~1
46
96
•
105
~ June-Dec
1978-.
of
99%
101
-
f
*'91
♦91
June-Dec
1961
sinking fund
Guaranteed
99
93%
100 %4 102
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
•External
105
♦—
assented
6s assented
AprH-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
e'As
5
99%
103'A 103%
—AprikOct'
1955
f
98%
98%
April-Oct
,
s
93
91
100 %
June-Dec
4%s debentures series A 1978
4y2s debentures series B 1978
I •Brazil (U S. of) external 8s 1941
External
108
ioi y4
102
6%s
Guaranteed
99%
June-Dec
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—"
Debt adjustment—
"
•
to
92 y4
Mar-Sept
1972
f debentures 1951
f debentures 1959
reduced
98 VB
103% 104 %
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Apr«-Oct
1904_June-Dec
Berlin City Electric Co—
debentures
27
,
1976
6s
external
96%
100 V, 100 Va
,100
1980—Jan-July
47/88 debt adj ser A 1970
4Vis debt adj ser B 1978
-
55%
June-Dec
1982
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
;
•
jan-July
tfan-July
(Free State)
debs adj (series
Belgium
•
1957
June-Dec
.
-——
♦41!
——
99%
99%
Ti__May-Nov
Mar-Sept
AprH-Oct
April-Ocf
5'As 1979
J •Bavaria
.
'
•
98
,±^Mar-Sept
—
Austrian Governments 4'As assented
s
•
97%
June-Dec
May-Nov-,.
s
—
—
96%
June-Dec
6Vis
Chile Mortgage Bank 6'As
• 6'As assented 1957
:
i ■X
♦41!
—
—
54
June-Dec
33As
May-Nov
~92%
92%
:
42 y4.
42
'
mml
•
*96 Ve
15-year 43As 1973
8jAb
1993
—>..v A
—
*91
May-Nov
$ bonds 3s
•
3'As
1963
1963
fund
♦41',
♦411
April-Ocf
6s
55
__
—-.
—
*96 Ve
15-year 4'As 1971
6s
Extl sink
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year
15-year
•
105%
fund
84 y8
49%
*
♦91
1961
:
82ytt
16
"
June-Dec
47/as
—
*96 Vs
Jan-July
20-year 3'As 1967
Austria
101%
46
1962
sinking
external
• 6s
--
104% 105%
fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
8 •External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945__Jan-July
§#7s
3rd series
1957Apr-Ocf
Australia
External
•
4s
assented
• 6s
§• External sinking
s
NY 1-1693
15;
55
'
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
• Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961__Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
• External sinking fund 6s
Sept 1061—Mar-Sepf
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
• External sinking fund 6s
1962
April-Oct
FOREIGN
(Dept)
A 1945__Jan-July
§eExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jan-July
30-year 3s
External sinking fund 6s Feb
• 6s assented Feb 1901
;
62% •: 84 y4
♦91
May-Noo
6s
X
29
84 Vb
Aprll-OCt
April-Ocf
•
T eletype
Broadway, New York
5'As 1973
collateral 7s
I960-
1942
;
86
1942__May-Noj>
External, sinking fund
•tis..assented i960
ISSUES
(Kingdom of Norway)
Amsterdam
assented
7s
•
Members New York Stock Exchange
REctor 2-2300
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
(Republic) external
4
:
55
Mar-Sepf
f bonds '70_JaWuZy
§• Chile
Telephone
77
Mar-Sepf
"
Number 6145
Volume 195
......
(1447)
The
RECORD -(Range for Week Ended March 23)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
r
1
;
BOUNDS
;
1
Exchange
New York Stock
I •Hamburg
Conv' &
*
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
interests,
Fast • *
Period - Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.'•Jan. l
Sold
'
-Low
_April-Oct
April-Oct
(State of) 6s 1946
funding 4%s 1966
Harpen Mining Corp—
-.!?■■
General mortgage 6s .1949-~_.
4-Vi.s debentures adjustment 1970.
High Authority of the European
-High
Low
No.
flseder
Steel
International
Tel
Tel—
&
America- 7%s
3%s-4s-4Vas
99%
•
■
■
or
Friday's
Asked
Bonds.
it Bid A:
.
Range Since
Sold*.
*
99Va
High
*"
Jan.1
.
No.
Low
>
7..
98% 100
*
•
"
*
(dollar.bonds of 1937) —
1979—
External readjustment
-May-Nov
-
High
"'
87
87
87
18
82
88
•89
91
83
87
3%s"-4,/es-41^s ext conversion 1078——June-Dec
94
94
'~5,
94
4s-4%s-4Vas external, read J 1978____
3%s external readjustment 1984r_—
94
81
67
10
87
91
10%
10%
8Va
9y4
-May-Nor
;
-
__Feb-Aug
Jan-July*
93%
-
.ApM-4) ct,
103'/a 104
—Jan-July
-April-Oct
JFeb-Aug
•"
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.
105%
101
100%
:2o
97%
100%
101% 102%
23
-99%
102 Va
"99
•••
,V :
-99%'
debs
(Republic) ext.
(Week's Range-
Last
Uruguay' (Republic of)—
'
,
1977_;
.±i.±---Feb~Aug;
f 3s-1977—
JC»-JuJy
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977-—
Jan-July
7s series B I947i—
—Mar-Sept
Italian Public Utility Institute—
»■-* " ■
"
30-year gtd ext s I 3s 1977—
Jan-July
9 • 75 series B 1952
-Jan-July
I • Italy
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951—
June-Deo
Jamaica (Government of) 5 %s 1074——Mar-Sept
Japan 5%s extl s f 1974————Jan-July
Japan Development Bank 6s 1976
——Mar-Sept
Sud
Italian
-
Sale Price
Low
•
1948
Carp 6s
Period
High-
Jan-July
_Jan-July.
1980-
series)
Interest
,
External conversion. 1979
Coal'and Steel Community-^
.'5 Vis secured (7th' series) 19756& secured (11th series) 1978 "
5%s,( 13th
■
New York Stock Exchange
t
"
*
.
'
BONDS
,
■
>
-
,•
Range Since
Bonds
27
99
' k99%
.
;8i%
8
81
46
82
#4%
81%
1
6
•>;
101
>'<*•
82%
*
•9%
13
9%
99%
;
9%
99 Va 100
99%" 106%
'
7
,
Valle pel Cauca See Cauca Valley (Depfc- of)
3 d Warsaw (City) external 7s 1958
Feb-Aug
§ • 4 %s- assented 1958_,
Feb-Aug
Westphalia United Elfec Power Corp—
..1st. mortgage 6s series A 1953_
Jan-July.
• Yokohama, (pity. pp. 6S of '26 1961
June-Dec
f 6s :due 'l96i extended to 1971
June-Dec
V,
81
-ei
82
HftQVa
82
88%
91
92%
97%
82
RAILROAD
80 Va
80
Va
80 Va
4v,
AND
INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES
——
Japanese
(Imperial Government)loan'of '24 1954.
6%s
•
1954 extended
1964.
to
90
11
97%
49
99%
:
96 Va
...Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
extl
6%s due
89%*
95
98%
102 %'• 103
103 %
-May-Nov
.May-Nov
(State Mtge Bank) 78-1957. .April-Oct
tdKreuger & Toll 5s uniform cod- 1959—Mar-Sept-'
Lombard Electric Co* 7s 1952-__——
June-Dec
5%s extl loan of '30 1965%s due 1965 extended to 1975.
(Colombia)
.16
*
99% 100
•22%
—
'
"
-May -Nov
-Jan-July
mortgage S'/as 1984;
Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
-Aprll-Oct
Aldcps Inc 5s conv subord debs 1980—i..
Apr-Oct
207
n%,
■
y-vv:
;.
1%
:,>■
'■/<*
Geraes
•54
y4s
4s
5
sinking
'As
5%s
fund external
external
loan
extl
6s due
•
loan
1953
55
•52%
46%
(30-year)
*50
103 Va
52
97%
(City of)
5%s
i
s
external loan
50*
48
;
5
98%
105.,;
72
98%
99%
102%
94 y8
99%
100%
8
99 Va
9
97
21
96
98%
2
1
218
100%
2
101
102
..:
to' '2.375% )
'6%s;
f «8s
external
of
63%
67
60%-
64
Foundry Co—
Telephone & Telegraph. Go—
2%s
deben tures
1980-
—Feb-Attg
79%
79%
80
2%s
debentures
1975
.April-Oct
83%
83%
83%
debentures
1986
.J&n-July
April-Oct
73%
73%
75
78%
77%
76%
78%
.77%
92%
91V4
92Va
88%
88%
2 %s
50%
1987
-June-Dee
3%s debentures 1973
;
—June-Dee
debentures
86
85.
•85
••
—'
■
86%
■
■
■'
■
85
.Feb-Aug
1984
.Mat-Sept
84%
84%-- 84%
13
3%s
debentures
1990
91%
30
1985
.Jan-July
.April-Oct
.May-Nov
92%
i 4%s- debentures
y
debentures
v?!Vr'i:
86%
;;
1983
9%
9%
-
3Vis debentures. 1977
I;85% /
Anheuser-Busch
*9V4
%,
9 *" ~' 9
•1QW
9'%
9
8%
10
'
4Va
&
•
61
'
subord
debentures
5%s
subord
54-;
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•:
V
54
1983.
3%s
debs
1962.
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76
V
■
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57%
»
58
56%
•
5s
■
conv
lift
29
100 jg
100 A
10042
101
101
101
106
subord
Ja»-July.
Jan-July
.Feb-Aufl
.Jan-July
96
112 y4
120
99-32 100%
97%' 101;
r
13-
•
404%
103%
106
77
91%
93
91%
93
91%
91*%
97
100% 101 Va
101
92
42
92
95 Va
95%
95%
106%
93.
91%
98%
'
'
99%.. 101%
46
5
106%-
90%
88 %
-
2
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9B"
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•95%-
95%
*79%.
.Mar-Sept;
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116..
-
102
89%-
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.Jm-July
D 1980.
ser
101%
66-
;
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_May-JVoi>
Jme-Bee-
94% "V
93 VA
10-
,
90
59.%
62
96%-101%
98 V» 100%
,.15
117 Vi 119'%
Mar -Sept
.May-Noa
debs-1987.
Automatic Canteen Co- of America—
4%s conv- subord debs 1981.
4Vas.
"
(interest
Geu: mdrtgage 3%s
94%
.April-Ocf
Atlantic. Refining 2%s debentures
3 Vi's: debentures 1979-.
'78;..'
■V.
.
-
90
.
88
1
99% lOOVa
Feb-Aap
mortgage 4s ser A 1980i.
mortgage 4V4s ser C 1972.
Gen
79V'a
•
r.'.;". ®7 V'a
:
.
101 Va 102
96
89 Ve
"5
62
101 A'
94%
13
.
99% 106%
99%
382
91%
-
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101%
Feb-Aup
debcntui*es 1979 *
5 Vas
Gen
Feb-Awp
t
106%
723
90
62
100%
105 Va
124
* ?
95%
89
Feb-Aug
^Stamped ,4s"July ! 1995.
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1
90
92%
100%
•
;
95
85
90ya
348
364
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62
142
*
992D100
95
June-Deo'
1977.
1977
A-tlanta •&: Cliarl Air Line Ry 3%s 1963.
Atlantic Coast Line JtR 4 %s A 1964—
74%
364
100
.May -Nov.
Mar-Sept
1984.
Atcliison Topeka & Santa FeGenerai 4s- 1995.
•67
106% 106% «:
June-Dee
1976
debs
5%s:dobcn tures
*51'
debs
Investment
4Vi>s
70
59
inc sub- deb
Co 5s
conv
Associates
' '
61%
July 1995—
1981.
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s £
debentures 1986—
s
Armour
'V .>/+
.
106%
100%
89
81%
"89%
13
8 Via
1
72
10
9Va
.Aprll-Oct
Quar-Jan
Apr-OctApriZ-Oct
1977.
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Armco
;2 :,
.
13%
debs
92 y4
'93y4
87
8
,
100
Feb-Aug
3%s
ApedfOil Corp- 5%S
IS;/:
'
•
Inc
•
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1962_AprH-Oct;
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3s
'1
•
~9%- ~9Vb
.
1973.
debentures
r,"
American Tobacco Co debentures
OA*
rlnhonfiivno
1QAQ
3S'debentures I960
Ann
~
89%
1971
,86
'
-si)
83%
75%
76%. -.78%
77%
75
32
,
71%
U
,
80
81%
11
;•
77%
17
16
debentures
„.*■
51
•••
.
40
'
3'As. debentures
103%
86 *
2001%_^April-Ort
1953_1__Feb-AUg•
1921
103
214
133
...
101%
86%
86%
(State of t-
loan
66'A
63 Va
~
121%
v
99
7
127%
104
Avco-
Rio Grande do Sill
63
91%
103 Va
113
199
122
Feb-Aup
—
65%
90%
-102-
—v
30
May-Not;
...
91%
116 Va
247
Mar-Sept
.May-JVou
.Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012..
&
65%
69
98%'
98% 101
91
92%
99
98%
—
113
94%
98
5
—
*102%.
115%
12
127%
v
secured
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•91
86-
93%
101
*90-
1988—
1
100
125
,
reduced
Machine
4'As convertible
'Rhodesia and Nyasaiand—
/
.(Federation of).. 5%s, 1973———
__May-Nov v
4«Ri6 do Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946------Aj>fil-Oct'
SUmuwd.pursuant t.o Plan A (inlerest
';
I •External
101
99%
98%
106% 109%
100
so% ;
86%
50 Va
.
mortgage 7s 1950—
Direct mortgage 6s 1952— '
Con-sol mortgage 6s 1953
Censol mortgage 6s, 1955
98%
-June-Dec
1966—
98%
•84%-'
67
126%
218
96%
73
Rhine-Westphalia'Electric Power CorpDirect;
debs
99%
87%
987/a 100
93% -93%
98%
98%
62%
91%
115
107%
5s
(Interest reduced to 2.375% ) 2001——Jan-July
7%s, 1966 stamped pursuant to .Plan"
(.interest' reduced to 2,25%) 2006
' —Jan-July
'
•
debentures
3%s
y4s- conv subord
4J,2S
;
3s
Co
98%
57
*86
987/o
•
99%
101% 101%
sinking fund gold 8s 1050—Jan-July
4 Vafr assented 1063—
t
-Jan-July
Plafi A-
98%
Corp 3%s debentures 1964— —May-Noo
Can
American
100% 101
%s" assented
to
Airlines
2%s debentures 1982
•99% 100
(Republic of) gokl 6s 1940——April-Oct
stamped pursuant
-Feb-Aug
debentures 1980—
f
s
2%s
I •External
1961
101
5
.Mar-Sept
98%
100%
1958--————ApriZ-Oct
l«StabiH2affou loan sink fund '7s 1947_April-Oct
• 4'As assented 1968——i—AprfZ-Gct
8s
113
—Apr-Oct
102%
98%
218•
—June-Dec
•
108
76
100%
,102
218 1
Jurre-Dep
Porto, Alegre. (City .of)—V'
104%
101
'
163
102-
debs-1981-
'
•
137%
4
American Optical Co—
4.40s, conv subord debs 1980.
100 %
99 Vb
...
• 4
2
2%s
98%
l»Pernambucd (State of)' 7s 1947;!——,—Mar-Sept
Stamped •• piiTsuaht to Plan A (interest
' " ' '
reduced to 2.125 %) 2066—————-Mar-SepZ
• Peru
(Republic of) external 7s 1959—-Mar-Sept
v
•Nat loan extl M 6s 1st. series-I960—June-Dec
•Nat loan extl s f 6s 2nd seilcs 1961
Aprll-Oct
• •Poland
141
1(H
98%
99%
99% 100'/a
101% 101%
101% 102 %
—May-JVou
'
1964
-April-Oct
4%s debentures 1990—.
Jan-July
American, Distilling 4%s conv -1986-May -Nov
American & Foreign Power debs 5s 2030, .Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures 1987
Jan-June
104-
•99% 100
_L—^.May-Nov
1975—
Vbs
4
2;. 99%
101V4
5%s extl 19731———.
3V'8S
Jan-July
April-Oct
.May-Nov
April-Oct
American
V 99%
1968
of America
June- Dec
American
99 Va
6"
104% 104%
98%
Mar-Sept
—-Mar-Sept
1958———May-Now
5%s due 1958 extended to
Oslo
52
103%
103 Va
96%- 90%
-
141
67
Co
American
1953
(30-year)
.
111%
54
50
_
,
02
~
104
—
—
Amer Bosclv
extended to 1963—
5%s extl loan
~i
91
-
96%
;
•90%
4
Municipal Bank extl sink fuiid 5s 1970—June-Dec
I •Nuremberg (City of) 6s 1952———Feb-Aup
Oriental. Development Co
% y".^; ■ y',
§ •G.s
13
96 Va
96%-
--
_June-Deo
—
sinking fund debentures 1979
sinking fund debentures 1982
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983—.
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 37/$s 1970—
Aprll-Oct
1976-—:
1981—-
4%s
1963!——Feb-Aug
loan
f extl loan 1973—;
s
•90
913%
10
■
(Kingdom, of)—;;y,:>l"rVy r,i
sinking fund old 4y4s 1965—ApriZ-Oct
i extl loan new 1965—-——
ApriZ-Oct
s
f debentures
s
3s-
External
4
91%
81
'
Norway
5%s
.
.JUne-Dec
6%s 1954
*91%..-":
Aluminum
22%
%
'
;
110%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981 -Aprll-Oct
110
112
June-Dee
;
4%s s f debentures 1986-——
.Allegheny Power System—See old name of West Penn Electric. Co
Z
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998—. -April-Oct
59
59
59
Allied Chemical & Dye 3 Yas debs 1978a_. -Aprtf-Oct 91%
91%
Allied Stores. Corp 4%s 1981
Apr-Oct
111% 113 %
•
.
21
1%
;•
,
207 [
100%
■
98%
....
23
—
91%
1st
—
(State)—
y'y:.'
•
^Secured extl sink fund 6yas 1958.—_Mar-Sept
; v Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
_—l—-Mar-Sept
• Secured extl sink fund 6V2S 1959—Mar -Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
v..
y'
V
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
—Mar-Sept
New Zealand
(Govt) 5%s l970_——
June-DecV
V 15
year 5%s
1976-—„^...
Apr-Oct
Nippon. Tel & Tel Public Corp—! 'v^yyV-V
!
6s gtd dolfar bonds 1976——J.-April-Oct
i
18
104
.102
2.;..: ;•
Z
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978——
3an-July...
I •Milan (Oity of) 6%s 1952
———ApriZfOct
lllnas
Great Southern RR 3y4s 1967
Alabama Power Co lat mtge 3Vas 1972—
t: .93%; 99%
v
I • Jugoslavia
• Medellin
Alabama
'
•
5
<
%
"
98%
_2
95,
95
*87%
-
94
95%.
87%
88%
113% 118%
114
115%
111
111
113 VA
59
111
121
237
237
242 V*
146
305
251
114%
180
Manufacturing Corp—
conv
subord
debs
.Feb-Aug.
1979.
1946_——April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
' * !
reduced to 2.5%) 1999-:—Aprll-Oct
.
.
<
StauuKid.pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25% >
(interest
2004—
*:
."Vv;
*65J%.
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70
.
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'
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(City of)
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X
.
—June-Dec
1—
.65%-
•
-
Baltimore &
62
7s 1967 stamped pursuant, to Plan AV y 'v
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004——J7tne-Dec
r.
72%
in 1,erual
■
.
4
72%
,
sinking fund gold 1968-—June-DecStunned pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%) 2012—
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June-Dec
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«6xS
62 V
.
1
-
A: 62
'
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;
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x.:'-'
62
60
4VaS
J—April-Oct
Paulo (City) 8s 19b2 .^i._—May-Noy•
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced
to 2.375%)
200.1
-£-1 -M&y-Nov-
• 6V2S
7
~
extl
Serbs
•8s• 7s
Croats
&
socured
Slovenes
external
V;"
(Kingdom)-^
series B secured external 1962-
77;
-
;
z:.
71
due 1952 extended to 19'02J——
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•Bhesiav <Pj*ov- of)
:
1st
*
Xr
*97
r
98%'' 98%;
'
'
23%
*23%
V
15
"23Va' 23%
—May-Nov
21%
23
;
20%
external Ts "1958—
-Jurie^Dec
.x_Juhe-Dec
-zM&r-$ep$
L-Jum-Dec
';
.Z.T;
".•4%s; assented 1958-——2 .—June-Dee %
Africa. (Union, of) 4*V4s 1D65—_
Jurie^Dec
5-%s-. external ■ loan Jan i968—u_.
Jan-Jlrly; ' 96
-5%s external loan Dec 1. 1968* neWi ,_iJune-i>ec:7
Bouth
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'Taiwan»Electric Power Co "Ltd— •
'
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j-l. .1.Jan-July
•*
•f *-:5 %'s due 1971. extended to, 1981—
I-^Ja n^J«7y
Tokyo (City of)—
T'-V :
*• .%■•>
»•.
•5Virs,.eXU loan'of *&li
._^AprH-0cf% f
8%
':' l
8%
97% -98%
-
-
.
23 Va
J'
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'
96
'
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: ""96
v
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'100 •-.106
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6
83 %
*78
■
—Feb-Aug
refunding 4%s 1987
& refunding 3%s 1988
First & refunding
P.
85
June-Dec
First &
11
debentures
4%s
Standard
57 Va
"
99
*93 Va
_May-Nou
First & refunding 27/os 1978
First & mortgage 3lAs 1982—First & refunding 3y0s 1983
First
-
—
May-Nou
—
Telegraph ,Co—,
Pacific
74%
18
83%
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s 1967
87%
103 7/a
3 %s debentures 1983__x_:
•_—May-Nov
Si>iegel Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984_—_Juue-Dec
100
114
7
105
.
16
87
C-i
'75—June-Dec
' >:*
* *
mortgage 27/«s series E 1986—_—Jau-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996—---Jan-July
First mtge 5'As series series H 1983
April-Ocf
Sou;,hern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
^Jan-July
1st mtge coll.tr 4%s 1988
—-^-^.-Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
Pliiladelpliia Eleccrlc Co—
First &
—
104% 195%
,
88
First
86%
84
40
59
:
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Mar-Sept
1977
101%
94%
'
101'A 101%
T104%
1982—.—April-Oct
1985^-i——_v——
Gold
San Fran Term
86 %
25
74%
97
79
105% 106%
Jan-July,
1979
Gas
Southern
Co—
1974
104
102% 103
101%
•
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Indiana
,
76%
21
99'A 100
Aprtf-Oct
& Eastern
debs
f
s
First 4'As
87%
72
99% 100
100
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T
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4%s
Bell Telephone &
convertible
5%s
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1068^
97
.
85%
165
78
—
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.Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Jan-July
1983_Feb-AMp
Southern
—
107% 110'/a
109
.April-Ocf
80 Ta
141%
*87%
1977—_May-Nou
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
April-Ocf
._Feb-Aug
1975
71
'
—
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104
Natural
..
88%
85%
.
82
90%
60%
•
4 *94 %
Southern
80%
y
80%
12
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:
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82
88%
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105%
103%
75
16
86%
:
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150%
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11
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debentures . 1965_,1/.——Jan-July
2 %s
69
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85
-
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debentures
3 %s
73% r. 77%
;
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79%
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73%
June-Dec
1977
Soirthern California Edison "Co-^
101%
100%
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25
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72
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debentures'
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100%
105%
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103%
23
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debentures
4%s
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101
6
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72
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South & North Alabama RR 5s 1963———ApripOcf
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"
15
'
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67'/a
71%
73%
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New
4'As series D 1981
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-
-
92 %
1964_June-Dec
1965-
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General
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72
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1980
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88
62%
65
81%
82
82%
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88
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Peoria
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68
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May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
debs
Co—
subord
Oil
77%
Airways—
debentures
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
81%
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•-
101
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
debentures
81%
83%
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84%
8i%
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-
1988—.
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1991
Pacific
83%
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,
1983
3'As
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3%s debentures 1987
3Wis
84%
81%
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108 -
106
132'A
64%
;
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80%
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1989
debentures
Co
&
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conv
Service
78%
ei%
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1972
Shell
84
82%'
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1985
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1993
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1992
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debentures
1
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36
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5s
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.
June-Dec
„
7
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92
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June-Dec
& ref 3 %s
1st
21
83 %
83 A
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88
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debentures
Sears
88%
87%
82 %
97%
89%
'
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•
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■v.
97%
90 V*
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127
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& Sons
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4%s
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89 '/2
•
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—
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Co
4%s
series I 1966
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refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
refunding 3s series K 1971-——June-Dec
refunding 3s series-L 1974—
June-Dec
refunding 36 series M 1979
June-Dec
refunding 3s series N 1977.
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series P 1981
June-Dec
refunding 27/oS series Q 1980_
June-Dec
Ry
11R
Finance
debentures
3s
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First & refunding. 3%s
\
100'A
87%"
85
69
3s series B 1980
debentures 1977
f
s
Seagram
127
Line
Air
Seaboard
98
124% 125%
7
100%
120%
116%
45
97'/a
25
73 %
mortgage
99%
132
117% 118%
117%/;
1st
116%
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—
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2006—Mar-Nov
Jan
A
certificates
bond
4s
Seaboard
*98%
"
88:,A
88%
67%
79%
First
86
117'/a 118%
51
99% 100
May-Nou
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3%s B
1971
-AprU-Ocf
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures
1971—;—Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982——Jan-July
91
"
96
48%
50%
*85
Jau-July
May
Mar-Sept
2022
i
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77
117%
series
debs
income
5s
1980
B
83'A
"79
"
series
4s
mtge
87%
CO O
83
d
95%
23
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50
l^April-Ocf
1996
6s
84'A
84 =
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33
50%
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81%
12
87
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,
78%
8 5'A
3
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Francisco Ry Co—
mortgage 4s series A 1997
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1st
76%
78%
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41
92
,
,
1st
102%
99%
102
141
/,
91
Mar-Sepf
1996-Jan-July
3s series A 1971
1st gold 5s
gold
Louis-San
St
136
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1977—June-Dec
debentures
conv
Adirond'k
&
Lawrence
Second
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78%
78%
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4%s conv 1978
Oxford Paper Co
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3
102 %' 102 %"
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1977,
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conv
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94
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106
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5'As
3
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—
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1983
1977
Aircraft
St
mortgage
Electric
&
mortgage
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97%
91%
87
Gas
General
r
82
79
99'A
*97
1974
conv
4%s-serial D
81
106
137
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Corp—
- "•
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116
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3%s debs__———1975
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Jan-July
1964—
debentures
„
*81%
Jan. 1
••'Low
No.
99'/
*106%
Manufacturing
Richfield
81 %
*80
Range Since
Sold
*159
Mar-Sept
1977
2%s
Oats
Reynolds
84
81%
84
*79%
Bonds
High
98%
;
-
—April-Ocf
1975
debentures
Rheem
81%
Friday's
Low
99%
Reading Co first & ref 3yas series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs - 1985
Mar-Sept
.
*81 Vo
debentures
4%s
84%
81.
52
92
58
94
3'/as
Quaker
84%
84
84 %
2%s 1975J
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3s 1979
Juue-Dco
1st mortgage 2%s 108O_i
May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3'As 1985
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1988i.__
*—L_—June-Dec
1st mortgage 4'As 1987—
Jan-July
Olin Mathleson Chemical 5V2s conv 1982—May-Nou
5V2S conv subord debs 1983-—■
Mar-Sept
Owens-Illinois Glass Co • 3%s debs 1988—_June-Dec
••
99'A
8
101 % 101 '/a
104% 104%
88
Gas' & Electric Co—
Oklahoma
V;V'":V.
10
"
100%
,
Mar-Sepf
lApril-Oct
—:—Mar-Nov
3s
MayrNou
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—MayrNov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Ocf.
1963—:
debentures
3s
■
87%
*75%
1975
First mortgage 2%s 1980
90%
98%
Feb-Aug
mortgage
93
*88
1984—June-Dec
.
80
88%
*100
—Jan-July
:
2%s
First mortgage 2%s
:
,
92%
91%
JO "2
89%
June-Dec
4% s 1987
1st mortgage
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
Bell Telephone
Northwestern
or
Bid & Asked
Service Electric & Gas Co—
Public
89..
80
*81 %
—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
mortgage
1st
92
*92%
„Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
3s 1979——±—
(Wise)
Sale Price
High
88%
17
92%
92
—April-Oct
Jan -July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
2%s 1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982
First mortgage 3%s 1984:
.
First mortgage 4V»s 1986
First mortgage
4s 1988——.
1st mortgage 5s 1990—
First mortgage
4%s 1991
mortgage
Low
No.
B[igh
*89
Feb-Aug
1974
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 2%s 1975^
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
'
Ry first gold 4s 1096—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974-Mar-Sepf
1st and ref 4'As series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May.No*
3'As s f debentures 1973—
May-Nou
3%s s i debentures 1974
___May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1976—
,
May-No*
4%s s f debentures 1977—
May-Nou
4%l5 s f debentures 1978;————
May-No*
4%s s i debentures 1980-—:
May-No*
5%s si debentures, 1979
May-No*
4%s s f debentures 1991
;
May-No*
4%s s f debentures 1961
May-Noo
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4 Vfes ser A 2047
Jan-July
Coll
trust
4s
1984
April-Ocf
Northern States
'
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jtorfolk & Western
1st
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Mm i *<'■
.
RECORD j (Range for Week Ended March 23)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE- BOND
Ohio
.
(1450)
30
:
-:*k'
\,,
\ 121
*
,,
.120 % 122
*91%
1
38
120
;
.
—
;•
' 128
91% ,' 91%
.
'
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■*88
Continued
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voge
35
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31
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\ V
weekly and yearly record
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday,-March 23.
and ending
the week beginning Monday, March 19,
Stock Exchange for
the American
on
list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
following extensive
In the
Stock
itself
Exchange
stock
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
in which any
bond
or
Ending March 23.
Range for Week
:
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107b
15%
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All-State
Paper
6Va
5%
5%
89
30%
82
Jan
5%
3,700
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Feb
Mar
68
Amer
900
6%
Jan
8V2
13,300
6%
Jan
9
Feb
9
8%
39,100
7%
Jan
9
600
15%
15%
16%
10,500
10%
11
11% Mar'
5
14%
Jan
9%
Jan
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10%
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8% Mar
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Jan
63
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65%
Feb
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2
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3
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17%
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Connelly Containers Inc—;
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Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
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Low
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for Week
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674
16
Feb
Feb
274
Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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Sales
Last
8
Range
for Week
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Sale Price
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American Stock
Low
Par
(H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
Corby
■
.
Feb
7%
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan'
1%
16,200
40%
6,400
37%
1%
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40
40'A
Jan
1% Mar
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8%
2,400
6%
Jan
10%
4%
2,000
3
Jan
5%
10,400
1,500
3%
7% Mar.
4%
87/8
17%
General
Co
2,000
7%
3,600
30%
140
17%
14
14
14
3% Mar
57/a
Feb
*
%
Jan
9
9%
Jan
6
Mar
2,300
9%
Jan
15%
Inc
Foods
Giant
15% Mar
Gilbert
Daryl Industries Inc
2.50
-20
Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
Davidson Brothers Inc
Davega
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5.6
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Stores
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debenture
8 %
5
100
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stock
Dennison
Detroit
Industrial
Ltd
25o
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Quality Supermkts com—lOo
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Diversey
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Dixilyn
class
Corp
A conv
Research
1
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
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Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
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preferred
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Dorsey
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2,000
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9%
12%
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60
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Goodway Printing Co
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Jan
12
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10
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6
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100
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300
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dep
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Feb
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Jan
39%
17 Va
Jan
7
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Feb
20%
3,300
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1,300
27%
Feb
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34%
1,200
28%
Jan
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Jan
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Eastern
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Edo Corporation
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7 7'.
Jan
6%
300
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Jan
9% Mar
70 %
34
3%
3%
3%
15,700
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13%
14%
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180
180
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15%
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Feb
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25
5
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Jan
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:
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13
1,400
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28
28%
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Jan
29 Va Mar
10
10%
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8%
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180
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1
inc
Helena Rubenstein Inc,
.
Feb
8
<
Jan
160 y4
2,800
1%
19%
1
100
Corp
17%
1 ft
717%
Jan
i'.
Havana
Feb
53
„
Jan ;'
91 175
125
Feb
13%
Jan 7
44 %
1,200 9
7<;
7%
9%-Jan
.
200
9,200
•
163% 164'A
18
Mar
17%
10c
Harvey's Stores class A
Hastings
Jan
5% Mar
1,400
11%
710%
46%
1
Mar
■
Co Inc.—
Radio
Harvey
Feb
Mar
•
1
600
31% Mar
35
l7/a Jan 1
2Ve
23%
Feb
23%
■*.
12%
2
Corporation.Harnischfeger Corp
Electric
Jan
-
r
»
Ham
Hartford
Jan
12 Va
Hardeman
Jan
Hartlield
55
3Va Mar
■■•.T
■
Electro Corp
Hamilton
4'A Mar
Jan
1
Co___„
3%
29%
Ltd
Dev
14
7
1,800
36,100
Feb
15 Va
10
one
American Corp—
B
Feb
1,800
.11%
-17V4 Mar
24%
;!,;H
H
Feb
13%
1,350
1
Feb
28%
—1
'i.':
Feb.
17%
3 Va Mar
1,800
8%
1 61%
1
Jan
14%
12%
—1
—-
Industries
Western
'
45Pott'
*
67
25
20c
1
V
•
1
Feb
Jan
33 y8
A
14
11% Mar
3,300
2%
1 ";J
Gultoa1 Industries,,
41% Mar
Mar
18 V2
19 Va
8'A
Inc.
Devices
Co
Jan
28%
-
Air
16%
19%
%
i,..'
w
common
&
Heinicke
Can
Jan
800
1,300
2
Corp
Gulf
Hecla
Company
Jan
10V2
"29%
8,400
1
Gulf States Land & Industries.*
-
Eastern
35
Jan
15%
Hebrew National Koaiier Foods hit—cue
Eastern
Feb
8ft
12%
-
Land
American
Gulf
Hazel
Eastern
Jan
27
5
17% Mar
31 »/4
America
of
97% Mar
23%
300
10,500
16V2
Corp (The) J
10c . 1
4%'
Industries Inc class A com—5%
20% Mar
1
Corp
Dynalectron
Jan
14%
rl/256
Jan
Jan
12%
,3%
62
103 Va
11%
Guerdon
25%. Jan
31%
—
Feb
7 94 % Jan
% 6,900
10%
1%
Products—
Stores
Grocery
Grow
Jan
.10c
Corp
Sulphur & Potash Co
28%
2%
-9c
Jan
14 Va
12
Hosiery class 3 common.,
Duro .Test
Duval
Jan
15
—
15 %
6,900
19 Va
~3%
*12%
J
29
9%
7 2%
»
'
17%
4,900
15 Va
15%
12%
Feb
1%7 Jan
Feb
19%
11% Mar
52%
42'A
Ltd—
Rubber Co
Dunlop
26%
,17
% Mar
11%
75
7 1%
—Il
Company.
Rights
Hall Lamp
15%
Jan
1
.
28%
1 r
Inc
Gridoil Freehold Leases..
3% Mar
,7%
Feb
15
-
41
•41%
97
1
Jewelry
••
*
1,000
—1
Feb
7,200
7
7%
12%
5,900
19%
....1
lOVa
200
7%
40%
32.50
—-1
Feb
20% Mar
1,200
16%
Jan
fl3% Mar
■
33%
Inc
4 74
"4014. Jan
Jan
9,200
1 %
12%
28
•
.
■
300
tS ft
11%
Feb
*15% Mar
Jan
%
i
-
3 % Mar
10%
11%
Gorham
Jan
148%
Jan
17%
"
class A
—4
Corporation
1
Grand Rapids Varnish
—5
Gray Manufacturing Co
_10c
Great American Industries Inc
-20c
Great Basins Petroleum Co
1
Great Lakes Bowling Corp
___1
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
.600
Great Western Producers comraon.
.130
■6% oreferred series A
_50o
Greer Hydraulics
Jan
12% Mar
7%
io y8
Vi-V
Jan
7V4
-
14%.
1%
9%
—
Mills Inc
Knitting
Jan
27a
-
32% Mar
2,100
23,600
12
28-
I
Consolidated Mines
Goodman Manufflel"vi'*** Co
900
7%
Inc
Co
(Adolf)
Gordon
27
■
•
Inc
Goldfield
Mar
12
Jan
■
101
class B
Systems,
Gobel
6,500
12
10%
,
13.%
1%
12%
14%
Gloray
12%
Jan
14%
—50c
—40
Inc
Feb
31
23 V2 Mar
146
13%
Co
Jan
51?
Jan
35%
13'
—
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
33%
13
—1
7
Feb
33%
.—.1
5%
Mar
5
Union
Griesedieck
-10»
1
4
reg
£1
;—
Globe
127/8
8% Mar
1,200
6,600
70,900
'
—5
Jan
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord
Amer
87/B
8%
Jan
28%
12
10
1st preferred
7%
Distillers
Feb
31
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Feb
5%
30
;11
Dielectric Products
2%
1,600
5'/a
5
n%
7y4
Manufacturing—
Products.
Gasket &
Detroit
4%
9,200
30%
10%
Productions Inc
Desilu
'
8%
78%
Mines Inc
10c
Dayco Corp class A pre!
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com—20fl
1,600
2%
5%
Day
Dejay
Feb
7%
6»/b
2%
5%
7%
7%
3,700
sv»
7%
13% 114%
Co
Security
Globe
Jan
'
._50c
Corp
1
class A n-v.
1
Mines Ltd
Glenmore Distilleries
80«
50o
14%
2V8
76% Feb-*
,12% Feb
-
com
Glass Tite Industries
D
Jan
Mar
.238
15%
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(A
Gilchrist
Crystal Dairies
III-l
Corp.:—
2,300
5,000
96%
Giant Yellowknife
Jan
35%
7.98
7% Mar
3,500
7
.2.50
Controls
Gianninl
Feb
11,100
16
8%
2%'. 2%
6%
preferred
$4.60
Feb
8%
•
Laboratories class A common—I
.'Daitch
'
2%
$5 preferred
Georgia Power
Feb
718%
Mar
l 7/a Mar
Mar
1
Jan
16
Jan
8
5
6% Mar
4,500
177/a
16%
14%
,
23
Feb
Mar
1,200
6%
Genung's Incorporated...
4
6%
30%
;.3%
_10e
734
8%
Plywood Corp
.
Stores Corporation
General
Jan
14%
30
'
»~1% "1%
"wts"
General Gas Corp
7'A Mar
Feb
15 % Mar
800
1
Fireproofing—
General
30%
'
Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Jan
1,300
30
—100
General
Jan
800
10
High
98
common
General Development
Feb
4%
7%
Co
14-%' 115 Va
30
—
Power
Alloys Co
Builders Corp..
General
Feb
43
Jan
~7%
_25#
common
11%
8JA
700
15%
A
9%
4,900
•4%
Manufacturing Co class
Feb
7%
Inc
5%
7%
.
10'A
15%
Curtis
B
7%
preferred—
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
•6'A
Cutter
Class
Jan
General
Corporation
Cubic
21
15%
Co
Oil & Land Co
Tobacco
Gatineau
Feb
613
1
Drug
Cuban
Feb
20
Corp..25o
(Md)—,
8
Central Petroleum
Crown
22%
400
7%
6%
Crowley Milner St Co
Aluminum Industries
Crown
Crystal
Garan
Feb
20 »A
8%
.—250
Crown
Jan
20%
7%
9y«
receipts (ord reg)—_£l
Industries Inc <Del)_50o
Corp
8
,—1
Consolidated Corp—
United Corp
15y8 Mar
100
1,400
Low
,
14%
400
M
Petroleum
Cresmont
16%
15%
21 y8
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
G
:
15%
75/a
Shares
Jan
20 %
American dep
Crose
Jan,
17
Crane Carrier
Creole
Feb
17
21 y8
15%
Ltd—
Courtaulds
18
,
Reynolds common
a
preferred class A
--Beverage Corp
—-—--10y
Bottling Co of New England—1
Low
Par
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
High
LOW
17'A
&
Corroon
Shares
•
High
Sales
Range
Last
S T O CK S
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
cl A voting—^
Coro
Cott
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
Week's
Friday
Friday
S T O CK
$1
.
(Range for Week Ended March 23)
AMERICAN STOCK
Cott
.
(1452)
32
.85
-
29%
26%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Feb
Feb
Mar
Volume
6145
Number
195
The
.
(1453)
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE {Range for Week Ended March 23)
Friday
Week's
Range
American Stock
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
JeLersqn
1
Co
Series
B
Jupiter
5
21%
5
19%
2,200
Feb
5'/8
2,700
11 %
11,700
8
8-
8%
1,100
8
4
3%
4ft
3,500
-
4%
4%
4%
1,800
4%
(The)
:75c
—
10%
9%
9%
10'A
_
Inc
22%
3% Mar
1
—1
warrants
Corp
1
—
Corp_i.
Asbestos
Industries
Jetronic
Co
Petrochemicals-
Lake
Lake
19"%
.IOC
Construction
Jefferson
Jefferson
21%
•
12
5
Mar
Mar
Mount
Feb
Movie
5%
Mar
12
-
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•
.
%
•
Katz Drug Company
Havana u Corp
Kawecki
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
£
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V
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Kin-Ark
Company..
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Kingston Products
Kirby
Petroleum
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Kleer-Vu
Industries
Klein
Kleinert
Klion
(I B)
(H
Knott
L)
Rubber
:1Z
Kostin
3%
95%
180
Mar
26%
1 %
Feb
21%
Corp
3
25
Jan
.3%
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"ft V
6Va
16%
15%
9%
8%
-
,
(The)
Corp
A—i&i
class
(.The) Forge CoV—
3%
V
15
3,700
3
.Feb
.8,000
'•
.
6
»
3,700
V
Kulka
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Class
A
<
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!
common
f
■
■
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Lafayette
Lake
Radio
Shore
Electronics
Mines
1
Ltd
20
.
1 V
Corp
V
Feb
class
Inc
Nast,
63,700
5
Feb
6% Mar
6,500
52
Jan
70% Mar
2.50
.11%
10%
,11 Va
1.500
3%
3%
Bellas
National
Lakey • Foundry Corp^
Industries
Lamb
:_i
,_!
—J
:
—
Lamson
& Sessions
—3
Corp of Delaware
Lamson
Lanston
Larchfieid
'V,
;
;•
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.
V
'5 Va
5
Co.—
Industries
■
:5'A
Jan
National
Casket
Jan,
6%
8%
8%
18%
s'r
>5:
5%
.
1 V
Corp
•
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5%;
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57/a
Filter
Corp........
Lee
Motor
Products
Lefcourt
Realty
Le'Tourneau
Levine's
;—1
class
Weld
National
National Petroleum
i'15%
Jan
National 'Presto
28%
Feb
»
Liberty .Fabrics or N Y common—:
;-J
preferred
i
Lithium
Locke
37%
47/a
Oil
Steel
Co...
Steel
Chain V
2.50
11%
11%
9,400
10% Mar
3%
3%
3%
2,900
3% Mar
4% Jan
4%
4%
4%
600
3%
4% Mar
;11%
ll'/a
.11%
;
V
1
4
Jan
5%
Jan
New
Haven
20% Jan
-
New
Idria
Jan
New
6'A Mar
New
.15
/
8
■
•
^
9
■
V
5%
•
Feb
Jan
1,900
1
l7v
8%
New
.1,200
Loral
Electronics
Corp.
____a
Lottis Sherry Preserves. Inc
Louisiana Gas"Service
25c
Nickel
1
5%
10
Feb
Norfolk
18%
Jan
6
Mar
Land & Exploration—___30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
2.50
....
Corp
16
21,200
•.
22 % Mar
21%
20%
7
.5% Jan
.
20%.Mar
1,400
t
1%
23
Feb
' Mar
Jan
,
67%
69
-6,100
67% Mar-
75
17% Mar
22'/4
Jan
5,700
22%
Jan
27'A
Feb
7,000
22
Jan
42»A Mar
19%
20%
750
18%
Jan
20'/a Mar
24
3,100
20%
1%
2
6,600
-1% Mar
3%
200
3'A Jan
2%
13%
3y»
•4,900
28%
28%
29%
3,000
■
9%
9V4
9%
2,100
Jan
8%
'
12'A
14
11%
11%
2%
Feb
Feb
12%
Feb
800
15%
16 Va
16
17
1 Va
1 Va
Jan
!
Jan
14% Mar
19
Jan
16
Feb
17%
Jan
iya
Jan
I'/a
Jan
11
2,700
1%
Feb
3'/a
16 »A
10%
700
15 y,
2% Jan
4%
12% Mar
14,600
15 Va
Jan
29,000
1% Jan
%
Ya
IS
11,100
34
33
34%
Jan
36
12'A
12%
4,000
1,600
32'/a
12 y*
11'A
Jan
13'/a
Feb
2%
Land—
Arizona
2'/a
2%
12,800
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
38%
38%
37%
:v.
'
60
106% 110
.
ft
—1
1
Inc—
106'% Mar
Jan
138
,
Jan
38%
500
34
Jan
39'A Mar
38%
450
36%
Feb
47
Jan
\
Southern Railway
Inc
Royalties
%
ft
lft
lft
sya
ft
25,100
ft
Jan
iy4
6,400
1,600
6%
;•
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1
1-25
1
1
—
Inc
&
Jan
Jan
lft Jan
6% Mar
9%
3% Jan
Feb
2%
2%
3
5,800
2%
5
4%
5ya
1,800
4% Feb
6'/a
Jan
—
2%
2%
100
2%
3
Feb
Feb
Jan
4V\% pfd—100
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
1
North
Pub Serv
Ind
Nuclear
110
57
91
92%
280
88'A
%
,
A
8%
■
9%
'IV 3%
3%
V
'8%
1
20c
18%
18
19%
22 ya
21
23%
10%
11%
14,000
—-—1
.100
—1
28%
28'A
28%
95%
95%
15%
15 ya
;16%
5%
5%
5%
3%
Mar
% Mar
7%
67,000
10%^
'
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93
13,800
Jan
9% Mar
3
2,100
—1
(Del)—,—.^0o
Corp—
of
Corp
Jan
Jan
62
% -Jan
18,500
10
4%. Jan
Mar
9
50«
Industrial
Novo
-2,900
59
91
50
RR Co
Penu
Northern
3% Mar
4
58%
4
2% Jan
1% Jan
4,900
1%
3%
58%
>
'
Airlinca—
1%
1%
-25
Lld_.
Oils
Canadian
Jan
v
27%
29%
Feb
28
.
3%
1%
•
"5
Co
& >Chem
&
American
Nortli
Jan
22%
2
1,000
25%
18%
-1
Watch Co
Mines LLd__—
Northeast
pMar
23%
: 68% VI
313 Mar
Vv•;VvVV: ,»:V.V.,:Vv;V/
35%.Jaii
2,900
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
42%
20c
Mines—,
Noramco
T% Jan
6%
5%
20%.
-
Louisiana
Lynch
25%.
14%
Jan
2%
24
17%
Zinc—
Liles
Noma
Jan
11% Feb
.
12% Mar
800
1
.
38%
*
Clock &
Rim
Jan 1
2,400
c
Jan
Mar
25 »A
50c
Co—:
Min
Nipissing
Jan
2.300
;
.
15%
22%
22% V
-.-
.1%
1%
13 £
"f
13%
'
14%
3% Jan
.
32
39%
W
11%
t.'H.
Feb
14%
1,100
,
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
88,500
50c
2oc
1
Park Mining Co—
1
Process Co—
*
York Auction Co—
*
York & Honduras Rosario__3.33%
New
,
37% Mar
Jan
' Jan
11%
Feb
15
7,400
312
2
Mur
Jersey
North
1%
12%
18%
3'A
10c
Inc
Mexico
New
-
__1VV 13%
:
Stores
Don
North
Shipley (The) Co
Lodge &
12%
17%
3'A
15% Mar
20%
8,200
12'/2
Jan
Jan
26,500
ClassV^^.-^—-^^4^4.^250-•.'.5%'-
Lohgines-Wittnauer Watch Co
12%
18%
—1
30c
Corp
class A
Nestle-Le
'■
2% Jan
7,200
Mar
9
27 y4
^ov^351/te"'Jan
8
12% Mar
Feb
11
3,900
,
1
Inc
—
Nelly
Jan
12'A*-
16%
.
11
25c
2
1
10
•
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Jan
3
13% Mar
.
Jan
1
5
1
Machines
Electric
Union
Jan
25 y4
V
22% 'Mar
9% V 9%
16%
Lockwood Kessler'& Bartlett—'
1%
9%
6%
Inc—
50
16,500
13% Mar
9y4 Jan
Ltd—
Car
Nedicks
14%
.
V 11%
•
4% Mar
Jan
——1
1
Industries
Corp
7% Mar
1,200
7% Feb
11%
1,000
Ltd
National Video
37%
13 Va
32%
-
Jan
6,400
2,500
Rental Ltd
Equipment
Jan
25'A
Jan
700
22%
V'
V .11%
._—!___J10c„.VvV 9%
Corp of America Inc.——__1
Livingston
;IV:V:
1
10
.
*
2
22%
IVa
5% Mar
1,000
1,900
9
9% -Feb
Feb!V.:', V,
;. 5'%
..
12
6%
.12%
5%
:
8%
National .Rubber Machinery
V2% Mar
Jan
18'% Mar
.200
4%
1%
1%
/.Vv_
1
4
Jan
12%
National Research Corp
Jan
13'A
ooo
7%
4V2
;,
25c V
Inc
Inc
7% '
7%
-1
A__.^.
Corp
(RG)
V/
1
—
Jan
7
7%
Company—
National Electric
Jan
New
Lee
35
Jan
Jan
Jan
.
Feb
5
l.ioo..:
6
.
12%. Feb
Mar
6ya
>" 2,100
11%
(Mich)
10% Mar
>3'A Mar
,
200
19
18%
.
5% V
9% Jan
32
200
77/a
National Company luc—
Jan
2%
800
•'■;■■
13%
13%
10
—
Inc
32
6% V6%
*
:11%
Hess
Brewing Co
24%
•
17% Feb
: 1;100
5'A
*
6%
•
25c
National
19
,
Feb
'■.•1,200
•
32
__
11% Mar
Milling—3
National Bowl-O-Mat Corp
7%
19%. Mar
5,600
.2%
..-
2%
Feb
1,400
6y4
A
Jan
-
Jan
2%
6%
3,700
19%
18
V
•"2%
14%
12%
11%
0
—1
1
Nat
28%
Feb
25%
.;
7,600
19% :yo%
19%
1
T
V
-
Jan
.70%
Napco .Industries Inc__—
National
1-
9%
5%
Inc——
Namm^Loeser's
National Transit Co
Apparel Inc
6% Mar
62%
t
National Telefilm
L'Aiglon
2,300
*
i.,o
Corp
National Alfalfa Deliydrat &
■
Jan
.15%
.100
.3,500
7%V,8%
8V'a
6%
N
Nachman
National
%;
.Jan
6%
.I1.;:-,,,...
•
10c
Mar
14
6%
68%
Company
Feb
3%
Feb
7%
'10,700
V
2%
35
Jan
-
10
25%
15% Mar
;4 11,700
27'/a
Jan
11%
50c
15% Mar
Feb..
21
•
16%
30%
800
;11%
Co—
Jan
ft Jan;
.......
500.
8,100
-
15 %
2%
500
4,700
13%
1
Co
1%
19% Mar
"9%
26%
2%
17%
35
IT.
Feb
Jan
14
16%
4
26%
f
.18% Feb
17%
13%
5%
:2%
•
22% Mar
1
..A__33 'Ac
Jan
Jan
Jan
"I—I Is
A—
'
Kratler
Kropp
6% Mar
Feb
,
Jan
;1,000
i
25%
Muter
Jan
Jan
-
2..„
'-28,700
6%
23%
1
I
700
Feb
8,-700
3/®
6 Va
V
.113
.
21%
Jan
33%
Inc
TV
Feb
14
12%
.11 %,Mar
,
•
15%
21...
25 %
—7.50
Feb
10%
800.
v
4ya
50 %- Feb
21%
4,200
.
1
1 %
3,100
14%
Feb
44% Mar
2,500
2%
6%
Feb
19
3,600
2
• j
4
99 Va Mar
23
100
-
I——5 V
.
Jan
1,200
■j
Jan
Jan
2ft f.2ft
14 %
.
Aoc
Jan
2,000
21%
2.50
Co
3
•
11%
14%
1
£'Z
inc..
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Jan
•'
3
,
t
_.10c
.
3%
2%
-11*: *
-
1 V
.!!
Inc
10
'.•'
■
1
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
11%
10%
11.300
24%
12% -13%
& 2ft
1
;
Kirkland Minerals'-Corp Ltd
23%
11%
Feb
46%
.
1
•—___
—
_
44%
12%
':V
'
.
Co
Kii-keby-Natus Corp
19%
V 8%
23%
24
r
V—;
1
I:
„10c
i
..1.25
—
98
23 '/»
45%
1
Oil Company—
Kihgsford
3Vs
19%
S
\y W
■
Cobalt Ltd
IV
:
3%
97%
—2.50
& Co
Kilembe
9%
?
25c
,
18,800
9%
1
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
-/
23 %
50c
pfd—100
-—1
4'/a%
Electric
&
Gas
1—4 £
I
3%
13%
1
.50c
A
class
Videotronics
Muskogee
•
Kansas
class
Inc
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Industries. Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company—
Jan
3%
100
Mar
MPO
.•
class A
Murray
Kaiser
8%
34
12.50
Tel
Laboratories
Film
Star
Muntz
.
&
High
4,400
4%
~5%
2.50
Inc
Tel
LOW
9%
Jan
•
.
Mills
States
Movieiab
413
*
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
4
1
Company
Vernon
Mountain
9'/a
Feb
8
11,400
Jan
6%
Mt- Diablo
Shares
8%
9
com—1
Products
preferred
Jan
11% Mar
7% -Feb
Low
Par
6%
Glass
Exchange
Metal
Clemens
far Week
•f Prices
Sale Erice
High
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Mt
Jeannette
Week's
Friday
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Feb
4y8 Mar
Feb
9"% Mar
Feb
G
V
V.y M
^.50c
£,<
J
Industries. Inc
1
^__33%c .*-;Vi%
■• V " '5%
__^
Magellan Petroleum Corp. vtc—
Magna Oil Corporation
;
Public
Maine
Majestic
Service
50c
6V2
: >.
; 2,900
;V" 400
1%
,1%
-
'5 %
1%
1%
6%
7'/a
21%
Tire
35%
36%
Martin-Marietta
Marine
Corp
3 600
10%
7,700
34%
V"
!-' ■
1
34%
36%
34
34
12 %
12%
*
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^_3
+
V
;
3%
>6%
.
Corp
warrants-^.-
;;/7
4-
McCulloch Oil' Cor.p_;.______^___Mead Johnson & Co___
a_;
1
"
_50c
—1
10
2%
Miami
Industries
Miami
Michigan
Michigan Sugar Co
6%: preferred
Micromatic
class
Oil
Mid-West
Midwest
1
42%
38
Jan
13% Mar
2,500
6 Va
Jan
lO'/a
2%
3
.
-
V.
2%
27,000
Cor)) $1
Inc.
■
conv
preferred
Abrasive.,
61
62%
•♦V.
18%
18%
187/a
V
5%
5%
5%
Rubber
Corp
Jan
•4
142
28 y4
V
Jan
5%
Jan
21%
Jan
■% Jan
800
5%
12%
13%
12%
-v
15%
1
2% f
2%
11%
Miller
Wohl
4 %'.%
Milo
Co
comm6n_____V
22%
Feb
Electric 6'A
Mining
13%
*
Feb
-
1st
y2
20%
24%
23%
25 :r
247/a'
24 y4
Power
AJuminum
&
,' 25
Airlines
Molybdenite
Molybdenum
Lighting
of
Ltd
1
..u-i,.
Precision
Monongahela
;—
preferred
4.80V
preferred series B
$4.40
-.100
$4.75
dividend
Mar
$4.75
conv
-'22% Mar
38%
Jan
Moody Investors Service
Electro
For
par tic
Products_____-
$4.36
dividend
6%
•12
Jan
V
preferred—
preferred
Jan
15
Jan
21% Mar
Pacific
Northern
-Jan
30% 'Jan
Pacific
Northwest
Jan
25% Mar
Pacific
Petroleums
20 Va
22
"23%
1,300
6% Mar
,
200
-
4300
14%
103
200
J
50
24%
:
34
V
-
footnotes,
see
,2%
92%
8% Jan
Jan
-.12%
13 '
Feb
Jan
27%
Pacific
Lid
& iLight
.Power
5%
Jan
14%; Feb
Packer's
pfd
Feb
43
Jan
Jan
32%
Feb
Jan
29%
Feb
Corp
Petroleum qC
24 Va
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
Pantepec Oil
5%
13
•
3,100
%
:
27
Jan
6%
Jan
1
300
25'/a
Jan
26%
2,100
25 Va
Jan
27% Mar
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
26%
26%
1,100
26
25%
26%
1,200
Jan
26'A Mar
24%
24%
24%
1,100
22%
Jan
24%
24
24%
800
22'/a
Jan
24% Feb
24% Mar
24 V2
"10%
Feb
8%
8%
8%
Jan
96%
.2
96'A
96%
780
91'A
Jan
97'A Mar
93 'A
93 y4
100
90
Jan
93% Mar
97%
Jan
101 '/a Mar
Jan
154
9
'a
101%
100
150% 153
151%
6,400
,
690
370
94%
4%
5%
32%
13% 14%
7%
8 /a
104
105
88%
5*
32y4
13%
7%
104
1,500
18,800
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A)
vtc—2 Bol
8%
60%
22%
50
1
25
(C A)
Amer shares—1
(
12
1
Jan
Jan
94 Va Mar
5% Mar
35
Jan
13 V2 Mar
17'A
Feb
7% Mar
TO'A
Feb
100
Jai\
600
8%
Feb
21,700
49%
Jan
105 Va Mar
10
Mar
i«
8%
65%
23%
50%
1/a
1
7%
9%
8%
65%
22%
50
1
Bol
Jan
31
4,800
225
Jan
3%
9,600
31%
94
94/
148:
270
8%
800
7%
Jan
10%
1,200
9%
Feb
22%
21%
400
20'A
Jan
200
20'/a
Jan
22%
3,800
~9'A
Jan
12 y8 Mar
1,400
7,900
6%
Jan
2 A
Jan
10%
Jan
11% Mar
8%
Jan
10
Jan
2%
•
5,200
% Jan
3,700
2%
25
12
Jan
6,100.
V
92.
.92%
Park
Park
Jan
"3% Jan
2 % Feb
Jan.
Jan
.100
Jan
93
149'%
RQ%
69%
70
: V
•
V150
9Va
675
•3; 100:
-
,
144%., Jan
."58.
.
7%
-J&riFeb
.
17
=
89
" V 70
j
•
33% Mar
Jan
20,800
v .33%;
12% 116%
8
Feb
27%
28
26%
1
50c
*
Super
Paddington
Pancoastal
91
8
37
800
26%
1
11
1
Airlines
Bell Telep
Markets
class A
Page-IIersey Tubes
Pall Corp class A
Feb
103%
97'/2
:70
35.
31'A
500
Feb
7%
9%
22%
"
4,700
21% Mar
1,800
45
Jan
%
12,200
Jan
ft Jan
6,100
65% Mar
24 y4
Jan
53
Jan
l'/4 Mar
1% Mar
*
6
;
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page
4,400
29%
33%
Mar
36'A Mar
Mar
8%
101 Va
,
600
'700 '
5%
5%
149
^zzz^oc
32%
101
preferred
dividend
-•13
4__10o
jiref—
39
32
Jan
Feb
27% Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
4,900 ^
•
4100
preferred series; C-T.Montgomery Ward & Co class
37
Jan
6
Jan.
27%
dividend .preferred—
Jan
12%
4,800
>
7%
24%
;%
16%
;
4.50^
Morse
...
33%
V._
:.1,400
29
•
Feb
Power Co—•:
4.40'c
29%
"
:__1.,J
Industriesi-4_4__i'v.
29 y2
32'/a
prelerred—
$4.50
Feb
2%
2,300;
34%
5%
1
America__V
rants
Monogram
"5%
2,600
93'A
Inc—
Industries
Pacific
•10'A
' ; 1,500.
11% '. 12%
103"
24%
Inc
Corp- (Can)
Corp
pfd__100 v
^^_44-"_4l0c
"clfs"_____
4%
47/s
Jan
6%
15 y8
:
Pacific
: •11%
"
1
RR
7
34 V
12%
'14%
Light 5%
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
r
,
19%
Feb.
14% Jan
100
Jan
Mar
'•'.15%
'
:
V,
4^.1.*
I
4%
prelerred—
500
11,100
14%
20
Corp of Canada—:
Minnesota
Mirro"
Wa
!_:_V—
5%
37
1st pfd—25
800
:
V'..,
26%
13%
50c V
convertible preferred____4___50
Electronics Corp__
Feb
63% Mar
Jan.
18
1,500
29%
Warrants
•
5%
Jan
60%. Jan
350
3,800
r4%
8
Products
13% Mar
Feb
ll'/a
-
1,000
r
11%
:;:6%
5% Feb
11
2,500
.
-•
31 % Jan
,,27'A Eeb
500
19,500
11% "12 Va
20%
'
,15
15
-25
5'jo
1st preferred—
25
5% redeemable '1st.preferred
25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable
1st preferred—25
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
5Va%"
Jan
4% Feb
Clay
Pacllic-Gus
Jan
-19% Mar
13,000
28%
13%
23
:
Pacific
5
5
Midwestern Financial Corp
_4__,__50c
Mill Factors Corp.
._V__________2.50
61%
•
'
v%
n
•
,.500
12%
700
"
-2%
Investment Co
Jan
17% Mar
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
3,600
19% 719%
•„
_4
^
12
1,800
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
118
19,100
1
9% Mar
33,100
5'/a.;
4%
S
11%
__1 V.
4______1 ' '
4,600
;98y2
Jan
Jan
14 y2
1
4
4
\
29
25% Jan
93% Jan
3% Mar
11%
127 V 138 ~
28% ;
10
common—
10%
Feb
;
V
__1
^j___V__4l_J
Hone Corp____;
Microwave" Associates
Midland
A__——1
Corp:.
Feb
11%
700
—5
LtdIAiirer alMrfei&Or
Op'elika Ml'g C'orp'__—
O'Sullivan
Mar
"6%
9%
;
10c
Inc
Chemical
V;
27
33'/a
5%.
5
-4—-
Extruders Inc
Feb
26%
'TO
,
4
1
Overseas Securities—
1
Oxford Electric Corp—
1
Oxford Manufacturing class A com—1
Jan
34%, Mar
2,200
•
Metal &i;Thermit Corp__k
40%
.2,700
'
MenascO; Mfg COj—.
4
__i__
._l.'./:"Jv5
Merchants Refrigerating Co
^
4
1 '
19%
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—i._l .. r __"
common—
O'okiep Copper Ctf
Jan
Jan
26,100
35
6 Va
138
'•
32%
13 Va
•
■
MoCrory
22% Mar
9% Jan
%'%• preferred
Corp
preferred—
•19%
21
Feb
11%
Feb
4
Power
Town
40c
Feb
Mar
9% Jan
14%
6,900
.
•
'
Maule
17%
__
warrants
4
10
,
10%
Feb
34%
Old
Co—-i-Ji——'
Brass
Ohio
Mar
Jan
9
2,200
10
V
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
22%
!
.
.£1
Maryland Cup Corp
21 Ya
24% Mar
1,000
.
5%
;
Ogdcn Corp
Cuio
1% Mar
Jan
'•'':
Feb
Feb
2
:
Jan
4%
21%
21%
2.5o
"
t
%
1,900
.
:__l
Ltd
Co
9,900
26 %l
10>/4
Rubber—____;
&
International
Communication
30%
2,700
22
24 %
9%
^50c
25% Mar
Jan
1% Jan
.-4% Mar
6,900
»
llOc
Inci-—1_I;
Feb
24 ya
,127,500
4.
Mansfield. Industries
21 y8
2,400
;
•; 4%
25%
.
Mangel Stores
Marconi
27%
:
Mallory Randall Corp..
Mansfield
25%
A
vV;:.22
7
—
21%
•4% Feb
3% Mar
8,700
1%
lc
Specialties Inc__i
'4y«
27%
I
;
Macke
.Vending Co class A
Mackey Airlines Inc%'_
s
3%
f3% 7
Co__
Petroletnn. Ccrp
Occidental
"
MacFadden-Barteli Corp
Mack Trucks Inc Warrants
Macoid
Manufacturing
Oak
•.,
92% Mar
" Feb',
Jan
149% Mar
71
Feb
10'A
Jan
Chetmical
'
Company!
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
—2
Class
B
1
——2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
1
Patino of Canada Ltd—
2
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd—1
Peninsular Metal Product^——*
1 V
Penn
Traffic Co—
;
2.50
Pehtron Electronics Corpl__
—1
Parker
Pen
Co
class
A
>22
21
—
10%
—
8
8
2%
HYa
.9%
4%
:
,
11'A
8
2%
2/a
HYaJ 11%
9%
9%
4 'A
4 fi
1,400
600
,
•
5.400
4V» Mar
8% Mar
11%
Feb
24% Feb
Feb
8% Mar
2%
5 Va
Jan
Jan
Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
(1454)
-34
*
r:
(Range for Week Ended March 23) X
AMERICAN
American Stock
Range- "
Par
Low
Co (Mass)__20
of
:
-2oc
Pepperell Manufacturing
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Long
Island
Inc
10%
33%
13%
m
Oils & Minerals
1
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Peruvian
Co
Screw
Inc
Pierce Industries
Corp
Pioneer Plastics
At wood
&
Mfg
class
Products
A
Powdrell
Power
Alexander
&
Microwave
Precision
Realty Corp
Mines Ltd
Preston
Proctor-Silex
Prophet (The) Company
Providence
1,100
12% Feb
Soss
16%
8%
10,800
15%
8%
11 '/a
.
~9%
39*
Feb
100
500
54%
2% Feb
Feb
19 %
Jan
11%
12% Mar
53% Mar
70%
i
Jan
2%
Jan
60
Feb
2
300
Jan
Mar
81
Jan
7%
6
7%
1,500
7% Mar
9%
Jan
5%
"7%
6
2,500
5% Mar
9
Jan
41%
42%
13%
13% •
13%
36
Feb
43 V Mar
13%
4,100
1,400
Jan
15% Mar
6
5%
6i'o
5,100
5% Jan
61« Mar
7%
7%
8
3,400
6% Jan
8% Mar
14%
14%
15%
3,900
22 %
22 %
22 %
500
25%
24%
25%
600
12%
12%
1,100
14 %
Feb
17
Jan
21
Feb
22%
Feb
22%
Jan
.
....
90%
Pulp & Timber
Sportswear Corp
Puget Sound
Co
90%
50
74
74%
300
87%
Brands
Standard
Dredging
Paint
Feb
Standard
Standard
Standard
18%
17%
1,300
18
Jan
21%
Jan
Standard
Shares
15% Mar
19%
Jan
Standard-Thomson
Standard
1
*
Quebec Lithium Corp————
Quebec Power Co
225
31%
31%
415
3% Mar
2,000
29%
Feb
34
Feb
Star
Jan
(The)
Ramco
1
Rapid-American Corp
10
40c
Ra.vette Co Inc
Estate
Trust of
Real
Corp
&
.j
1
-
.
1
;
4
Mar
Jan
1
57a
5,100
^i3
4%
4(4
(4
400
1%
16,800
1 Va
81'/4
(4
.
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
23
'
5% Jan
7%
Mar
1%
1(4 Jan
61% Jan
18
Jan
84% Mar
Jan-/
19 Va
Jan
4(4
Jan
12%
.
''
Jan
23%
11 Va
POO
4,500
Jah
5(4 Mar
Jan
2,ioo
:
Feb
Jan
/> 5%
1,100
4%
Jan
5,000
16(4
Jan
Feb
Jan
3%
20%
;
Feb
Feb
8
6%
20(a
6(4
6(4
18
3 (a
4,450
11%
4%
6
27,000
21
4%
4%
•
.
84 (4
11%
20(4
11%
20
.
7(4
Feb
y/: 4Va Mar-
40,100
6%
1%
84
>
22(8
1,500
5%
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10%
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Corp
Sunset International
Feb
7
3,000
2,100
9%
1
Inc
7%
22,200
18%
24%
*
Rollins Broadcasting
*':■
84(4
1
Inc
8%
7(4
17%
Corp
f:
17%
7%
20c
common-
Products
8
8
-
8%
31%
ordinary
Stylon, Corporation
4%
1
1965
6%"
■>
5,400
Chemical Co
1
Steplian (The) Company
50c
Sterling Aluminum}'Products-;,'
5
Sterling Brewers,Inc
—
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—-—10c
:Stp%on' (J B) CoJ,——1
Srinnes (Hugo) 'Corp_^
5
Stone Container Corp
1
Stop & Shop Inc
—!
1
Rio Grande "Valley Gas Co—
Vte
6%
35%
Stepan
Strong Cobb
Struthers Wells
.
*
34%
Corporation
i
Inc
30s, a Mar
50% Jan
35 %
preferred
Canada
Parts
Jan
7
Feb
common—
of
Stclma
-iv 19
Jan
27
310
8%
8%
—
-JT_
Co—f___
Reinsurance
Republic
Feb
3;-
X„_.kx.—
Broadcasting &; Dev
Remington
Feb
7%
America—
of
Corp
A
Rcda Pump
Reis
16%
22(4
121%
1
Warrants
Reeves
6,800
16
V 25(4
America
Realty Equities Coyp of N Y
Reeves
14%
Investment
Properties
Class
34
33
16%
Rath Packing Co
Real
33%
400
6%
6%
'
Jan
ri/.40% Mar
.
46% Mar
1,500
.
>
31%
class A
Instruments
Steel
Jan
14
*
l
class A
new
6% Mar
•
Enterprises Inc
Ramo Inc
3%
14 V4. Jan
Co
Mines
Steel
Co
30 %
47
7.800
B
Inc
convertible
50c
%
2,600
Corp
StaIlium
R
V2jJan
.
Jan
■. -i
Inc
Uranium
Industries
Starrett
6,100
40%
Co
class
Tube
Stnnrock
3%
40%
22
Stanley Aviation Corp
3%
Jan
16
Jan
.,.1% Mar-
j,
1 Jan
38%
Corp common
preferred
Products
3%
%
3
21 Va
Co
Metals
26% Mar
Q
6%
Jan->
38%
Forgings Corp
Jan
4,300
^
Z ,000*7
.,
Feb
32*
,
""
Petroleum Corp__2
convertible
16%
17%
lVa
-Feb
31
7;
17J/2
1
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
lo
Stahl-Meyer Inc
•
21%
18
46%
Pipe Line
Southern Realty & Utilities
1,100
18
29
46%
Southern
25%
25
78
'•
,
Edison—
California
%
25%
17,500:., ;
21%
Materials Co Inc
Standard
92%
•
preferred
Southern
74 V2 Mar
Jan
2,400*
High
,;'.:*
Jan
24 Vis. Jan;
5%. Feb
.
12.50
Co
California
original
26% Mar
63% Mar
50..
22 Va
1
Southern
Colorado—
100
20c
3
•
3
Oil
29%
h
Corp
13 V; Jan
12% Feb
3
35%
—__8.33y3
4.78% cumulative'.preferred—,
25
4.56% cumulative preference
25
4.48% convertible-preference
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Jan
11
> Jan •
7
2,500
78
5%
Jan
13 Va
-Jan
2
1,600
iu
77%
44
173
55%
2
Penn
Southern
100
11%
2 x\»
South
13% Mar
15% Mar
2,200
9%
17
11%
•
8% Feb
7,700
2
9%
16
16
...
6,200
9%
Coast
16 % Mar
Jan
Mar
40
8%
2 .M
54%
8
9
.
V
L 19,800 ;.
3
40% ;
•
11-
Manufacturing
South
10% Jan
13% Feb
.,•■
%
%
£1
Inc__
Corp—
Mar
109
Jan
1,200
12%
40 '
.
9% Feb
103
SI.60
preferred;
Pyle-Nalional
11
11%
107% 109
•
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puritan
Sono tone
1
.
Gas
Public Service of
414 (Jo
10% Mar
1
20
Progress Mi's Co Inc common
$1.23 convertible preferred
Airways
8%- Jan
1
Corp
Slick
5^00
250
:l%
1
Co—
Amer'dep .rets ord registered
Jan
10%
*
;
10c
1
Presidential
13 Va
'1V4
•
•
Oil
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
GVa Mar
r.•_
5%
25,800
Publishing—
Venezuelan
9%
9%
1
66%
Corp
Prentice-Hall Inc_
Jan
Jan
Jan
.Sinclair
8% Mar
8%
•
1
Inc
3%
'
■»
Feb
15%
*
1
Co
Pratt & Lambert
Precisionware
4%
•
11
5,300
5%
3Vs
•■,.
;
preferred
Ltd
Simpson's
7-%
(Del)—2.50
Inc
8,500'
6Va
-
31
,
25o
Inc
Boardman
Simmons
*
.
2,500
11
2,50
1
Corp of Canada-
-
38% Mar
5 % Feb
30%
1%
1
*
5%
deposit rets
American
Jan
8% Feb
*.
Jan
Mar
33
Law
•
28%
*
Lighting
$3' conv
11%
-
113
Jan
Ltd
Range flinco Jan. I
High
26%
;_
.' .*
.'—10c
Corp
Shaees
Automobiles—
8%
12
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Sinica
7%
40
Poly cast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
SiLvray
Jan
5%
1,809
:•
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron
4%
—10
50c
1
Co—/
Jan
33% Mar
9%
Inc—10c
Scale
Pneumatic
16%
V 27%
8
50
•
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Railways Co
Pittsburgh
> Plastic Materials & Polymers
4%
; 8
4%
11
11%
4
1
1
1
Feb
1%
5,190
6
10c
'
(Del)
Piaseckl Aircraft Corp
Steel Corp
38%
4%
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Industries
7%
37%
Mines
Jan
19,400
7%
Precision
12%
19,200
38%
Silver Creek
-
30%
11,400
23%
Corp
Silver-Miller
...Feb
11
Jan
Low
2
20c
B
Saies
...
for Week
Range
26%
2
class A
Co
Transistor
22 % Mar
5,000
1%
Corp
Class
9%
500
13
-
Silicon
400
10%
33
Inc
Fliune
Jan
22 %
2.50
Corp
Photo
Phoenix
80
Gas
Oil &
Signal
24% Jan
88% Mar
Feb
22%
Circle
Perfect
Phillips
87
18%
13 Ve
Perfect
Permian
500
•
■
of Prices
Par
High
Low
900
19
86'A
86 V*
%/>
High
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Range Since
Shares
19
—J
(The)
Pep Boys
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
-
*,
STOCKS
*
Last
-
J Week's
Friday
-
stocks'
."■'■•"'
Sales
Week's
Friday
>;
,/>*:83a
*-. -'*
Mar
-..Ian
-
•
.Mar.
Jan
8% 'Jan
hv, 7%-Feb
-■
—
V
*
y_L
—
SU
«
185"- 185
vh'f
10>
!■
185— "Mar'
*
ItfHiftantlMjr*.
VoiumeJ195
■j *
Nuniber 6145 ;
,*N>*. '•$', r"
v
,
The Commercial
.
*'
Xast
-
.
Week's
1
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
3%.
American
—1
Co'
ftahgfc Since Jan. J
Shares
Low
3%
6%
6%
300
171/2—
700
"
6%-Jan
1,600
200
pelaware Lack - & Western. RR—
•
Universal Consoiiclated."Dll_—_—---10
-3%.
*
37/&Mar
1st
7% Mar
••
64%
64
4,100
49%
Jan
6%
7%
4,800
6%
Jan.
.7%
8'A
49,600
First
4% Feb
4% Feb
1
3%
64%
—i—:
Paint
Victoreen
-
~~9%
9 %
1,000
-8% Mar
16%
18
18%
10,100
loy2
-
8%
4,900
1,600
16,400
&%
ro%
8%
201/2
11
10%
ny4
Vita- Pood
21
20%
21 %.
900
11%
11 yB
11%
1.100
A_„
;
25c
Products
Vogt
Manufacturing
vtr
•
inc
—
•
—-
9%
•
10 %
4,100
9,700
r-9%
21%
-20%
77/a
Jan
Jan
Hoffman International
10%
Jan
Midland
Feb
9%
National Bellas Hess 5V2S
Jan
National
Research
Jan
12 3A
23%
7%
7%
1,300'
4.
4
4%
200
4V2
4%
4%
7,000
4JA Mar
6%
Jan
62%
62%
20
62% Mar
71%
Jan
6%
Jan
—l
—
7
Jan
8
4
.
Feb
Nuclear
5% Jan
y4
Jan
Corp
Occidental
Aircraft
Waco
Co
Wagner Baking common
7 c/o
preferred
Waitt
<Sz
6%
Bond
Inc
non-cum
preferred
conv
•
Utilities
12
Invest
100
30
1
500
200
3%
27%
Jan
20
89%
Jan
93»/2
50
Jan
2,900
5,100
5%
Jan
4 "r
4,700
3% Mar
4% Feb
3%
3,000
27/8 Mar
3%
%
Jan
30%
Jan
38
Feb
1,350
.23%
%
1,000
33
35
White
1%.
26%
29%
Jan
35
Feb
26
26%
400
17%
19%
2%
22%
22%
22 V4
10%
19Va
21 Va
7%
.—1
Wisconsin
Pwr
.
Wood Newspaper
Wbolworth- (F W)
d
7%
;
Jan
Mar
29 y4
Jan
Feb
21%
Jan
Feb
24% Jan
15
Jan.
m '. Feb rfr-r;
14%
Jan
13-
27,900
Feb
Jah
*
5,000
125
15
93%
95
240
37 V4
38 V4
650
34%
Raceway Inc com
preferred———
(3%
Zale Jewelry
21%
18%
17%
18 3
Foods
40c
.
18
1
%
.
:—— soo
6%
100
6%
Industries 6s
Period
Feo-Aug
1973
Jan-July
—Mar-Sep
J6% Feb
.^2% Jan
Jan
1
37a Jan
Period
New York Stock Exchange
6%
4,600
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
8
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971——
1st mtge & coll trust 3>/2S 1972
lst mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975...—
4%s s f debentures 1972
—
Jan
Feb
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
Sold
High
1973-.
:
25
57
69
—
60
4%s
debentures
Jan-July
.May-Nov
May-Woo
93%
22
—
92%
93%
$122
—
123
6
88
"
•
89'A
89
89 V*
4s
,_Aprll-Oct
Vendo
106
96
1
96
90
5
78
90
97 y4
97 y4
97%
10
93%
97%
37
120%
142%
115
111
•.
130
123
126
I
49%
48
1976
105
102
105
28
97
110
261%
Feb-Ocf
252
276
48
252
319
59
93
96
94%
1968—
96%
warrants)
1972
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
subord. debs 1980
7
No.
Low
1985
(Germany)
7s
.Mar-Sept
93%
85
-
91%
(
98%
I
—
West
1967
—
6s subord income debs 2008
.
v-;-7
91%
99
20
97
102%
101% 102%
15
99 y4
105
104% 105
12
102%
105
104%
104% 104%
14
103%
104%
161%
163%,
158
Ftst mortgage 3%s series B 1971—
81%
97%
111
95%
97%
82
82
90%
97
5
$86
90%
86%
82
y8
90 %
83
85%
88%
89%
80%
82%
$81
85%
85%
U
$89
'•-
$78
90
J
90
90
98
6
98%,
104
105
101%
98 V*
104%
103%
105
13
101
103
1
105
106
8
;
;
100% 102
102
90
93%
5
102 ya 103
105
86
11
104
103% 103%
102%
98%
20
102
>
102
92
92%
7
99% 102%
91 Va
92 y8
90
.
90
90
1
89
$91
79%
6
92
89%
89%
121
$120
72
28
80%
119
119
124
98%
12?.
118
125
98
100
14
97%
6
98%
72
83%
112
52~
$99% 100%
70 y8
73
$120
$8%
82
85
94
94
967/a
95%
101% 102%
95
96%
95
61
100%
102%
102%
*99
102
99
90
-■
91
88
120%
92
119
136
120% 120%
..
98%
771%
•
—
*79%
4
94 y4
96
II
60
66 7
II
64
64
43%
45
48
48
96
$119
—,
$64
$60
—
$60
—
$99% 101
$64
—
44
—
44%
45
$47%
108
56
.
stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
warrants.
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Power
debentures
Wisconsin
gtd gold 3%s 2000
-—Way-Nov
May-Woo
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
3V28
series
I
1966
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
High
29
97Va
33
94
*79%
97 Va
80%
80 Va
92%
—
*92%
—
57
98%
57%
57%
95%
96
98%
56%
14
56%
92%
98%
1
96%
31
50%
58
19
50%
57%
92
3
96
80%
80%
101% 101%
99%
101%
*76
96%
*80%
—
96%
105
86%.
86%
*73%
94%
*94
96%
2
95
96%
36
104%
96%
104% 105
86%
.
86
2
99
86%
•<--
94%
94%
—
f
94%
94
18
94 Va
17
95%
95
50
99 %
85
96%
*85
95%
96%
105 %
85
95%
95%
61
65
•
3%s
Jan-July
.May
2029
mortgage 2%s 1979—
Service
Low
40
97 Va
Central RR Co—
Public
*33
No.
*85
1969—April-Oct
April-Oct
Gen mtge 4%s ino series A Jan l
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1970
Wisconsin
—
1982—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
83 y4
82%
•...
ref
High
1971
—June-Deo
War-Sept
Jan-July
65
55
63%
65
8
55
57
28
47%
80
80
2
79%
57
80
89
89%
*91%
II
--
•77 V*
78%
80%
*83%
-
75
85
84
85
—
*79 y8
82%
83y»
89
-
*86
-
86%
Jan-July
88
72
71%
73
*86%
—
86 V4
86%
*91%
—
113%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
lst- mtge 4%s series H 1990
113%
115 Yi
115% 115%
10
113%
110% 113%
204
;
a
75-
JP.70*84 y4
100
Deferred
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.,
$ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
,
71
•101
delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest.. e Odd
included In the! year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not inoluded in the year's range.
not -inoluded in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
115%
107
72
71
*79
—April-Oct
Yonkers- Elec Lt St Power 2%s 1976
102
—
War-Sept
—Fcb-Nov
9y»
8%
$93
.
Sale Price
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3y8s ser A 1981—Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
'
May
Western Union Teleg. Co 5y4s 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%iS series O 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3]/4s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1075
May-Nov
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co 4%s s f debs 1978-.
Jan-July
lst
*84
first
registered 2361
5%s
163 V4
136
—
*93y4
—
10%.
96
96
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
Western Maryland Ry lst 4s ser A
lst mortgage 3y2s series C 1970
99%
102%
—
*84 Ye
—
340
Penn
4s
102
7
98%
102
:Feb-Aua
1982
.<G6n;mtge.4sIncome, series. A- Jan. 1981
April
Gen mtge Income 4 y4s series B Jan 1991—A_Auril
22
RECORD (R.»g. for wd End«j M»,ch 23)
West Shore RR lst 4s gtd 2361
Wabash RR Co—
■
137
85%
Assn—
1967
General mortgage 3s 1979——
Penn Electric 3y2s 1974
99%
91%
98%
98 y4
•84
-
104
120
$83
97%
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1951-
West
—
98%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003.—Jan-July
General mortgage 4V«s 1083
War-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—i
....—_Way-Nov
-Host'lien and ref mtge 3%8'ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
Afay-Nov
J -1982
subord, debs
121
100
16
84%
Jan-July
.June-Deo
June-Deo
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
95
90%
91%
102
102
...June-Dee
refund 3%s ser I 1981
5s- conv
119
14
Debentures—
Adjustment
Warren RR
89
•
—
'•—•
Inc
126
Low
High
89
High
94%
June-Bee
—April-Oct
Vornado
90
125% 126
.Feb-Aug
BONDS
Sold
*93 y8
First-and. refund mtge 2%a ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
'
97%
90
Jan. 1
*90
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1076—War-Sept
lst>& ref 3s series F 1978War-Sept
3%s series
90
1003/i 101
...
1985
New York Stock
Co—
1st-fe ref .M
89 y2
98
,
„
Range Since
Friday's
94%
.
96%
conv
1st mortgage &
87
—
$121
Jen-July
...
,
34
Bid & Asked
102%
^lst & ref 27/as series G 1979...
90
$90
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without
Bonds
or
91%
94 y2
1983
f debentures 1966
conv
95%
$87%
$97%
..Jan-July
Jan-July
•Hanover (Prov) 6%s 1949—
Feb-Aug
Marknhao stamped (Plan A) 2'/as 2008.—May-No»
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
•7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oof
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Bee
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2y8S- 20Q8.
Mar-Sept
Week's Range
*89
..April-Oct
..Jan-July
'
4%s
126%
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, n Undcr-tlie-rule transaction
included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
•Bonds being traded flat.
'
.$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
•
.
•
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
cons,
consolidated;
cum,
cumula¬
117
11
96
..Way-Nov
of America—
subord debentures 1969
4%s conv subord debentures 1976
3%s
116%
(not
90%
Vanadium Corp
-
14
$99%
f
130
87 Vz
-Aprll-Oct
debs
121
139
•
.93%
90
87%
111
1970
1967—
Steel
States
s
80
20
57%
64
62
$58
Sale Price
War-Sept
mtge & coll tr 5s 1980—
5Vbb s f debentures 1980.
United States Freight Co—
5s conv subord debentures 1981
2%s
99
131
72
79%
120
Jen-July
(Republic of)—
' ■
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
—Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-JuZy
High
'
War-Sept
1st1
United
95
120
97%
103
Peru
Low
No.
65
58%
58%
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
April-Oct
Aprll-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 4yas 1977.
1st mtge & coll trust 4V4s 1978
"4%s s f debentures 1978..
2%s debentures
129
24 s
98
79
—Jan-July
Danzig Port & Waterways-6%s 1962
Savings Banks and Clearing
4%s series B
Week's Range
or
la Baden
5%s seres A
7% Feb
2,700
Last
Jan-July
Jan-July
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
S Rubber
19
95
Fdreign Governments and Municl
Debt
Feb
37
Jan
Low
BONDS
U
53%
121% 124%
80
•
6y8 Jan
4y8 Feb
5%- Jan
32
7%
Friday
Interest
fund debentures
90
15
$94%
Friday
sinking
10
57
129% 134
123%
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
—Afar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s conv subord debs
1976.
May-No»
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
3%s
33
95
;
,
German
Jan
6Vx Jan
Feb-Aup
1975—
Feb
8,500
•'
7-
'
Continued from page 30
..
97%
y8
56
i'7
Ja n
7%
v
Last
Sale Price
debs
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord debs
6
110
38 y4 Mar
%
2,400
Interest
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Continental Vending 6s 1976—
Jah
'77%
107
132%
96%
y8
129%
79
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3y2S 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
6%
12,300
1,900
6%
y
debs
L
4
5%
97%
9oya
56
100%
183/8 Mar
13,100
6%
(j 7/B
1974
,—Jane-Dec
•Amer -Steel &r Pump 4s Inc debs 1994;—June-Bee
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Jane-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
—
Quar-Feb
Boston-Edison 2%s series A 1970
June-Bee
BSF Go
5%s convertible 1969
June-Dec
Brandywine Raceway Assn 6s 1978
Jane-Dec
Chemoil
:
217a Feb
Low
sub
97%
:
•
Jan
Mar
18
Jan
4%
;
33
—l
conv
,/ 16%
Jan
5%
4
American Stock Exchange
Inc- 5%s
277a Mar
-
"
15%
33%
5%
57b
'
Friday
Alseo
Jan
2%
6%
BONDS
10%
13%
_£1
33 %
Corp
22% Mar
4,800
8
-58
5
Zapata Off^Shore Co
Zapata.-Pe fcroleum Corp
Zion
"...
19,300
21%
18
—1
Co
20
/
48
'
250
Yonkers
Jan
Feb
;
r
93% idar
•
ord regular—
L£.
——
Wright-.Hargreaves Ltd..—i
preference.
14 7e
9% Mar
<
American dep rets
-V5"' 6%
6
132%
Mar-Sept
4VaS series N 1986
Apr-Oct
Southern California Gas 3V4s 1970—.—April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971.
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3y4s 1970—Feb-Aug
3% Jan
20%
series
95
121
Corp—
4%s series M
2% Mar
1,800
-
27%„
—2
Ltd—
1%
17%
13%
III
Machine
5s
17'%
_•
Industries -Inc
Woodall
7%
23
'
—
pfd- 100
Light 4% %
&
-
14%
-25
;
(John)-Industries Ltd
Wood
•
267«
—1
Co
Feb
16%
7,900
Williams-McWllliams' Industries— -10
common
Jan
15 y8
2,300
'
«r—
19%
&
Feb
25 y8
25
200
9%
lOo
—1
(R C)
31%
400
2%
•
;
Inc
15
125
•
Jan
2,300
3
1
ft Jan
Feb
13%
7,700
.
(without
.1% Feb
600
1%
:
Equities
94
90%111%
132%
6V2S
—
21% Mar
1,500
14
..1%
.
19
1
Williams Brothers Co
Brothers
1
30
13%
—1
6
5%
...
Jan
2,700
ft
31%
34%
--
.100
5%s
6
80%
.
75
1
125
30
—Feb-Aug
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981__May-lVoe
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
3Vas series A 1973
Jen-July
3s
series B 1973
Feb-Aug
27as series C 1976
1
Feb-Aug
3'/as series D 1976
:
Feb-Aug
3%s series E 1978
;
Feb-Aug
3s
series F 1979
:
Feb-Aug
35'as series G 1981
ApriZ-Oct
4»As series H 1982
Feb-Aug
4%s series I 1982
Jan-Aug
4%s series J 1982
Mar-Sept
4%s series K 1983
Mar-Sept
Jan
6%
23%
Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg: Co
;
Whltmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
America
28
93
5%
99%
Apn'l-Oct
mortgage; 374s
3s 1971
1977
7%s
4% Jan
34% Mar
Jan
3
31%
•
Inc
-preferred
Jan
5%
14
5%
4
3%
,
■
3%
23 V2
-
Feb
63% Jan
7% Feb
-10
;
Realty
3 Tit
93
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing— —1
.100
Whippany Paper Board
Williams
104% Feb
33 y4
;
55%
—10
.
Westmoreland
Wilson
Mar
98
5%e
1,100
50 %
i
*3
I20
(The)
v Jan
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
Williamhouse
Jan
3
2% Jan
3%
32%
-5%
Western Tablet- & Stationery.;
Westmoreland Coal
Wiebolt Stores Inc
13
of
lst
80
118 Ye,
17%
71
15
98
—,—
Jan
3%
93
53 Va
_10c
Western -Stockholders
Mar
1%
3%
•*'
250
:—
2
3%
.
32%
—5o
Inc
31.500
35,700
%'
r
5%
-May-Nov
5%s 1974,
Corp :5s 1976—.;
75
114
6
Corp
Petroleum
Power
35
15%
eoy8
93
1976—Apr-Ocf
April-Oct
lst mortgage
ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y4s 1984—June-Bec
3JAs 1970
i
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
•Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
May-Noo
Ohio
28
'
3%
1.25
Western
Nuclear
Feb
2
2
100
.50o
Westbury Fashions IncWestern Development
Co—
Western Equities Inc
Feb
1%
pfd—..100
4.40%
5%
1,400
6
2
2
-11
Wentworth Manufacturing—
West- Chemical Products Inc
West Texas
5%
•
Inc
Company
■ ■
^2%
1
.100
Knapp Inc common
$6 series preference
&
.
..10
.
Co.
&
Weiman
;
>
6
4
common
Waltham .Precision Instruments
Webb
.100
.
..
75
ll&Va
—^.Aprfl-Oct
Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended, to 1963
13y8 Mar
Jan:
79%
Hq tr ctfs—
1984;
Nippon Electric power
Jan
9%
High
,
Jun-Dec
^
1963
General
20% Mar
.
Valley RR 4s
National
21% Mar
10%
8,900
1981
•Italian "Power. Realization Tr 6%%
Kaweckl Chemical 47as 1978i
Jan
13
Feb
19,
■'
Hudson & Manhattan Corp lst 6s 1982—Jan-July
Hydro metals-Inc 6s 1972...Jan-July
Jan
Low
98 y8
7s conv. debs. 1973
14%
Jan. 1
No.
Jun-Dec
conv.-
'11% Jan
Range Since
Sold
32
l'963-_-.Aprll-Oct
Hartfield. Stores .'5 Vas
20% Mar
4,400
~
1981
subord. debs
Feb
18% Mar
8% Feb
10y8 Jan
io%
10%
-1
—1
class
Vinco'Corporation
32
•$15%
Development 6s 1974^
May-Nov
•Guantanamo
Western RR 4s 1970—__Jo«-July
Registered
j.
IIV2
8y4 Feb
.25o
(The)
Viewlex Inc
1
.Bonds
High
'.
General
11% Feb
6%- Mar
9%-
'
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Apr-Oct
—
12
Jan.
7%
.Virginia Dare Stores .Corp————1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
—2
*
General. Builders' 6s
Jan
'
(v7'b
8%
7-
—:—-—.—1
Instrument' Co
8%
5'As
Feb
"35
9%-Mar
8%
wts 1976—*.——
8
31
5,000
-5,400
ex
9%
Feb "'
9%. Jan
125
-
10%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
'f
J; Division'1—
National, Realty & Construction- .Corp—
6%s
64% Mar
7ya Mar
10%
•9%
W>
10%
—;—
Co
32 ya.
31%
:
1"?
8
Valspar- Gor.p_
~.—j.
—-I
Valve -Corp 'of -America—J
-25c
•Venture Capital. Corp:of America—.—1
•Corp——
Utah-Id alto Sugar.,
Victor
-
7%
.
.
Universale Marion
7%
•
-
h
-
mortgage 4s series. A 1993_;i_._.—May-Nov
4s- series B- 1993——May-Nov
-
Fotochrome Inc
4
-Universal Con tariner Corp cl A com_10o
Universal 'Controls Inc——-25o
Universal Insurance
——-17.7U
.
Lackawanna.' of 'N
6% Jan
3%?Mtar
3%
.
•'lst .mortgage
3%
-l—
—
3%
1955
or
Sale Price
Period
35
Week's Range
Last
Low
Jan
4-
"
Jan
3%
Interest
t
High
3% daq,~
1,000
6%
7%
7%
-
Friday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange'
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High
3%
6%
r-—--
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85
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended March
for Week
"
Low
Par..,.
Corp^%*^-^»-<iX.66%-
American Motors
Anaconda
•
Boston
Company —i—.
Hecla
Calumet- &
Range Co
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Copper
—
Associates com_10
St
Mass
6%
57c
cum
Co
Motor
Mar
20
139
17
Feb
Standard
Feb
Standard
Oil
85% Jan
90 % Mar
35
Jan
48
Feb
24
Jan
38
Feb
Jan
200
14
24
Feb
60% Mar
72%
Jan
U S Steel
99%
95% Mar
116%
Jan
Westinghouse
78 %
Association
Stone
Webster
.—.—....—___*'
Inc
1
...
United
Fruit
Co
Shoe
48
28% Mar
32%
Jan
80% Feb
85%
Jan
Jan
16
Jaa
24%
15
300
22
260
11% Feb
1,377
23% Jan :
48 %
49%
409
48% Mar~
70
A
410
9c
100
69%
120
17 %
136
31 %
28
45%-
46%
63
v
AAA;:
65 V4
625
60
160
A'-:
•
Allied
Jan
Allen
39% Jan
Supermarkets
Electric
American
Feb
Feb
Borman
70%
9% Mar
1,019
35% Feb
Budd
Chrysler
.
Low
Aeronca
Baldwin
Piano
Low6% Mar
10
7%
92
43 %
Jan
49
400
29'/a
Jan
353A Mar
32
105
30% Jan
32% .Jan
50%
458
43%
Jan
50% Mar
88 %
Jan
35%
31%
49
4%
Cine
49
88%
89
95%
95 %
6
95% Feb'
95%
Feb
107% 108 %
preferred
N
T
O &
Cincinnati
Diamond
Du
common
443
107 Va Mar
113 V4
Jan
-A—
P
preferred-
Telepnone
National
Bois
Gibson
48%. Feb
52%
213A
37%
38
524
37
Jan
39%
72
72%
65
65
Feb
27
Kroger'
i 20%;
Lunkenheimer-
2%-
common.
26%
84%
A
Rapid-American
U
S
Playing
imift
Card
%
28
86%
,
II.
33 %«
30%
29%
27
American
12%-
liy8
American
Can
American
Motors
Tel
American
s
■;23%-
los
United
47%
116
16 y»
16 y2-
A-V
25
95%
__
Oil
Jan
47% Mar
•
'17%
92% Mar
101
■
50
17% Jan
19j/b
47% Mar
51%
71 %*
100
66 y4
Feb
71%
27
104
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
■•v. 53
15 Va
Jan
40%
Jan
43%
Jan
16
50
56
Feb
Abbott
34% Mar'
52%
Jan
Acme
23
Jan
25
Mar
Admiral
39
Jan
52
Mar
Advance
Ross
24%
247/a
50
50
52
200
Ohio.2.
26
10
Products
47%
30
59%
57%
27
277/s
17
17
60%
63%
605/b
0
5:
75
296
59%:
27
1:
Pont—
2
'ri.
7
<
2
56
El
Paso
Kodak
Ford
,_10
Natural
Federated
Gas
Co..
Fruehauf
53%
47% Mar
54%
30
25%
1
1127/8 114%
70
17
Feb
Steel
•
Allied
Jan
Mar
Brass
American
fmercian
60% Mar "
72'A
226% Jan
Jan
253% Mar
Mfg
Gulf
Co
of
Martin-Marietta
Mar
American
Home
Jan
American
Machine
Jan
American
Metal
98 Va
99Va
145
95% Mar
115 Va
Jan
American
Motors
27 Va
37
24% Jan
27 Va
Feb
American
36%
Feb
American
Tel
-78% Mar
American
Tobacco Co
Viscose
Corp
57
%0
52% Mar
57%
Jan
American
26Va
110
25% Mar
29 Vb
Jan
Ampex
43%
44
41
Jan
45
Jan
Anaconda
42%
42%
17
^38 Va Jan
44
Mar
54%
55%
30
51%
66%
61
66% Mar
69% Mar
Armco
60%
62%
59
55%
Jan
62% Mar
Armour
25'%
26%
116
25% Mar
28% Jan
Ashland
38%
2
Montgomery
National
National
National
North'
Ward
Cash
Register
;
Corp
Dutch
For
35
Feb
14-
,34:
Feb
38% Mar
32
Mar
32% Mar
2,249
320
.Feb
Mar
267
2%
Jan
1,605
12 %
Jan
16% Mar
612
23%
Feb
25%
Jan
170
20 % Mar
213/4
Jan
10%
Feb
2OV4
•
10%'A
.
805
9
"Jan
2V2
tk- /•
Jan
3%
490
3''
Jan
37/a Mar
16%
140
15%
Jan
16% Mar
4%
*
200
18
4
!-
Feb
16%
200;
Feb
•
4%\Mar
18 A, Mar
Feb
118
&
■*__
Steel
&
(Un)
San
(Un)
900
17% Mar
18%
18%
19
700
16 %
Jan
19 % Mar
1,300
6%
Feb
83A Mar
7%
8 Va
19%
2,100
12 Va
>1,800
49%
700
20 Va
20
203/a
27%
65
663A
500
20%
21 Va
600
38
Jan
17%
78
"Mar
20%
Feb
Feb
Feb
*
10%
'49
Jan
Mar
12 VajMar
57
Jan
1,600
,
20
;
Feb
23
Jan
2,100
25%
Feb
28
Jan
58
Feb
67
Jan
20 %
Jan
233/4. Jan
300
38
47%
Feb
900
43 %
Jan
47
Feb
1,600
42%
Jan
47% Mar
69
Feb
78%
Jan
31% Mar
42%
Jan
Mar
131 Va
74%
500
31%
33%
5,300
38 Va
400
35 Va
Feb
38 Va Mar
16 Va
16%
4,500
15'A
Jan
17%
Jan
16%
16%
46
47%
37%
16 3/4
800
15%
Jan
18 Va
Jan
130% 132 7/a
3,800
127 Vs
Jan
136 Va
Jan
94%
95
Mar
103%
Jan
60%
60%
400
523/4
Jan
60%
Feb
18%
19
900
17%
Jan
20%
Jan
47%
47 %
493/a
2,700
47 % Mar
52%
Jan
24
23%
24%
II,600
21 %
Jan
28 Va
Feb
943/4
25
"
1
(Un)
39
47
73%
31%
:
12.50
(Un).
50
Gas
69
45%
47
5
1.25
2.50
7,700
93
x41%
41 %
Jan
42%'Mar
10
69%
70 3A
600
66 %
Feb
71% Mar
5
54%
56%
1,200
49 %
Jan
56%
26%
26%
400
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
27
26%
27
1,300
26%
Feb
27%
Jan
10Va
10%
America_2.50
24%
24%
26
.3
27'A
27%
27%
(Un)
(111)
&
173/a
11%
33 Vs
(Un)
Corp
High
I,000
17%
19
1
....
Oil
Low
75%
49
1
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
191%
1.66%
Stano
Corp
Shares
27%
1.75
!
Co
for Week
J_
10
Foundry
Tel
Arkansas Louisiana
164
36%
Jan
39 % Mar
Common
46%
43% Jan
47 Va Mar
40
62%
70% Mar
Automatic
GO
52% Jan
Avco
34%,
35Va"
46% Jan
31% Feb
124
36
•m
29 Va
52'A
18%
__1
Corp
&
Low
Sales
,
Refining
x41%
1
com..
145
38 %.
Feb
Atchinson Topeka & Santa P'e—
39%
121%
&
Week'»
of Prices
82
145
Jan
113% Jan
27% Mar
51% Mar
5%
1
10"
non-cum
pfd
Canteen
10
Co
of
Corporation
35 Va Mar
130
Jan
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
29%
Feb
Bastian-Blessing
543A
•
700
497
2,200
i
Jan
Belden
Mfg Co
Co
Jari
10%
31
Jan
28%
Feb
Va Jan
Feb
j
18%
13
(Un)
_•
:
10
24 % Mar
22%
25
10
18%
900
14%
Jan
18 3A Mar
25
26%
400
24%
Jan
27% Mar
700
20 %
Jan
23
Mar
90 Va
91
81
223/4
893/4
Jan
963A
Jan
Bell
&
Gossett
Co
66 *A
.2
20
173/4
18 VB
500
17%
Jan
60% Jan
19% Mar
71%
Jan
Bell
&
Howell
Co
•
38 Va
38 Va
197
36% Mar
49 3A. Jan
Feb
Bendix
33V8C
16%
16%
17%
521/*
58%
35%
36
76
37
52%
58 %
'
,
16% Mar
,52
*
;
;5
5
—
—
10
2%
Petroleum
footnotes,
Jan
Hi/2
66*A
America
Feb
Feb
23
10
...
—
of
12%
5
t
Aviation
Oil
56%
-
12.50
(Un)
Corp
48Va
28'A
51%
__
Jan
;i
Lead
Amerioan
Jan
Apache
70
120
__
L
_____
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
Royal
I
5
Gypsum
Pennsylvania RR
Radio
-
Distillers
Pepsi-Cola .A;.;
Phillips Petroleum
Pure
-
11-
2Va Mar
24%
1
Climax
Company
45%
_I
2Va Mar
330
:
Jan
A.'.,*
:
(Un)'
Products
Corp
47%
46
•
Chemical
38
90
69%
5
Mining
Monsanto
Rad
56'A
25%
.1
Minnesota
Jan
66%
1
t.
McGraw-Edison
--National
115
25%
__
Jan
23/4
1
A A..
Co
53 Vt
10
Corp
Cyanamld
26%
Jan
•
9
Theatres
American Can Co (Un)
56%
_5
Jan
8%
75%
50c
Paramount
46% Mar
__
Mar
363A
"
Range
A V'A.
-
25c
(Un)
24% Mar
55%
Jones & Laughlin
Lorillard
(P)
Mead
101%
Last
Broadcasting
25%
.
3>
Feb
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
America AUn);
Airlines
44
___8%
_
Mar
6% Mar
21/4.;
'434-
;
80
69%
Harvester
3
4,786
A,
%A
32
,
18
10
25
30% Jan
Oil
"321/2' Jan
33A
1
47%
185
International
Mar
4% r Jan
Jan
200
38
20%
9%
3
3% Mar
31%
Feb
Jan
"Jan
2V4
25
14:2
;
25
157
•
Feb
2
30%
14
16%
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—
(Un)
47%
78%
1%
■I
153/4
..
57%
\
A 23/4 Feb
220
343/b
;
Jan;
Jan
1,066
1,930
12
32
1
(Un)
26 Va
3.33%
Feb
4IV2 Mar
'
8
24%
10
25
32%
Tire
48
•
.32%
32%
10-
Allis Chalmers Mfg
Aluminum
76%.
Telephone
200
16
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
31 Va
Motors
A 4
323
36%
5
Chemical
17% Mar
77%
General
2,300
'■
-r
2V4
Electronics.^..
Alleghany Corp
59% Mar
31%
General
Goodyear
3
4
-32
i
32
•
1
Akron
28%
g
Electric
4VS
300
1%
13
.^...—2.50
Co__
Feb
Jan
.1
Dynamics
Jan
'
-
52%
37%
Laboratories
Jan
Mar:
1
General
27%
1,300
6%
331/4
A;AAA-'/ a ;•■'• ;VA' 'A-;';'AA• ;;A"'> ''y-' Par
Feb
62%
59
,
27%
50%
1.89
Jan
Trailer
General
•V.i'v'-
Jan
200
Friday
98Ya
5
_
Ay.;,
Jan
A 2 Va r 2 Va
Sale Price
__
--
Jan
351/2
16%
__
,3
1%
Dept Stores
Motor
Jan
Jan
12 Vs Mar
233A
,,.900
A_._
American
Eastman
A A
560
23/8 A 2%
8 T O CK S
Jan
60'A
51% Jan
80
2
Mar
55% Mar
i (
121
252% 252%
—
-
143
55%
29%.
29%
50o
Light
£_•:
56%
47%
10.
Chemical
557/b
56
—
;
_1
.
Gas__
27%-
55%
56
25
Mar
10'A
61
A:
3,213
;57
31%
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533
Service
983A
•<
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2
18% Mar
85
36%
A"4"*7"-'
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16% Mar A-•> •17% Feb
3% Mar
V
41/2 Jan
212
3% >3%
:
Feb
28%
347/a
52
340
46i/2
:
-
"
Midwest Stock Exchange
107 %
50
&
1
:
.....
A
Jan
50
Colgate-Palmolive
Corp
Industries " Inci."
Jan
18%
5
Woodall
99%
427/a
_.
Feb
4,396
12
Shirt'-" Distributors
23%
18%
-It,;
11%
675
32
Studebaker-Packard
Corp;.__."i.ii:_i_10
Superior Tool & Die
_L
___1''
10*
42%
___
■3
90
18%
34%
300
17%
■'■.4
-
Feb
42%
•.'*
Jan
1
Jan
Bethlehem
Corp
951/2 Jan
A 81/2 Mar
.3
3
_1.
______2.50
Jan
26%
—
843A Mar
56%
v; 4'a
Feb
123/4 Jan
Jan
2,018
27%
5
10
212
12Va A;
Feb
Mar
59%
Jan
1,271
•
Jan
"52
•
Jan
18
49
104% 104%
Boeing
1%
' -A 15%
'
Jan
18'
Dry Goods_.
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Steel;
-:«
Jan
78
.1% A. 13/4
Jan
136%
Jan
47%
26%
Power
;'47N
69'%
...
._
&
Jan
23
15% Jan
21%
Jan
(98 3/4 V;.A
Mar
333A Feb
,
10% Mar A;""
524
56%
Udylite Corporation
Feb
43 %
491/2
843A
i.oo-va
^LL
Sheller Mffe Corp.u.—
46 VA
127%
424
3,050
..41/4
id
Proof
45%
Avco
Du
Rust
Jan
43/
56% A/A:
Jan
A
;
,
40%
7% Mar
25% Mar
13%. Jan
2,680
V
41/4
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20%
350"
400
780
52
1
Cii.—
Co
so¬
Associated
Dow
Parker
&
21 %
47%
Steel
Davis
21%
94%
,—
Armco Steel
Dayton
Parke
Jan
l.TO% 13*>%
k 11/4 •A-.;. A
Va
41% A
........l;/
"28ya
131%
Jan
251
.
27V8
u___
Chemical
26% Feb
..
Tel Co
Anaconda
Detroit
Michigan
20
43% Jan
1%
1
41%
Champagne..
11 /.
Tobacco
&
Ampex Corp
Corn
&
Refineries
60'
__
Feb
...
25%
Co
20
Jan
16%
4
7%
27%
21%/
American
Columbia
t
Feb
12% Mar
Mar
Feb
46%
263A
Co.—
27%
%A
26%
173/a
41/4
—5
Chemical
Mfg
20%
American Cyanamld
Cities
Jan
Feb <;
Feb
12Va
___1
(HW) & Go
Manufacturing Co.
Scotten, Dillon Co___A_
1A-A
50
AA;';\T8%
163/4
203/a
'
3
Masco Corporation
„
Feb
30%
Lakes
46"%
Airlines
Burlington
Burroughs
Chesapeake
Chrysler
Mar
29%
Jan
A' A A
150
17%
'.'" A
Feb
Jan
341
8% : 8%
a1
L_
——
A 16%
•
..
'
51/8
200
593/a >60
—1
Industries'^,
LaSalle Wines
92%"> Jan
37 Vs Feb
A
18 Va
:
'
25%
983/4
Co
__
—
Jan
A- ' High
•
143/s Mar
300
.
•11 »/4 vlli/2 >.
.vwri*:'
Corp _L_—
Trailer
Wood
Leonard
30% Jan
Jan
,'111/4
—t
—
m.;—,1—ii
.
Prods
Kysor -Heater Co
Lansing Stamping
Feb
27
79 %. Feb.
31'A Jan
•
—-
Inc_.
20%
Aluminum Ltd i
Brunswick
I' Jan
28
;
88
12%
70
333/4
843A
Rudy
...
Jan
Range Since J«n, }
505
.
56V4
A 56%
common...—
Kingston Products
Kresge
(S S)
Co.
■
24%, Feb
26% Feb
8;.A
1,646
30%
£
Power
Industrial
Hoskins
Stocks
Allis-Chalmers
Ashland
691
27%
82%
25
77
33 %
Unlisted
Alleghany
27
28%
28%
——•-
—
Gamble
■"
Gar
Great
72 % Mar
—„
A
73/4
491/4
.10
Motors'Corp
Brewing Co
iOfaham-Paige' Corp'
Jan
23%
19% Jan
21% Jan
50%.
20%
::
52
/
.25
'
General
Jan
80
138
Kahn—
&
A
60
25%
-
Jan
90'A
Feb
A":V Low,;
14%
18 Va
JGoebel
Feb
19%
Mfg
Procter
92 V*
23%
50
Cards.;
Hobart
90
20
Chemicals
Picher—.
Eagle
Jan
39V*
.'
Mar
49
31%
Gas
Jan
Mar
„
f- 78%
..
Jan
Feb
653A
33
Sales',
High
17%
_1
1_
—L—1_
Paper
Bros
Fruehauf
Jan
35%
Mfg
Cincinnati
•>■'
Mar
Shares
15ya.,15'/a
Ex-Cell-O
■
C&rey
"
333/4
333A
—5
Economy Baler Co
Corporation
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Range Since Jan. 1
48 %
(Burger'Brewing
CoJ
Corporation
Detroit Steel
Shares
6%
Mfg
preferred
Detroit
High
6%
—
70
831/4
Jan
493A Mar
243A
:
5
1
Detroit Edison—. A
for Week
—-I
—
Corporation
Consolidated
Sales
of Prices
Jan
35%
-
$32,500
*3
,
7%
~
.
Company
Burroughs
39% Jan
Range
Last1
Proaucbs—
Corp—'—
Brass
Brown-McLaren
Jan
433A Mar
8% Mar
&
I™1
Food Stores
$4.50
Sale Price
58% Mar
"23*
121%
for Week
\
14%
—
Equipment
Metal
Bohn Alum
30% Feb
A,
&
Industrial
Avis
Jan
Davidson
Vii 3
51
;;
Range
of Prices
Low
Jan
62 3A
35% Feb
Week's
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
M * o
10V4 Mar
'
Friday
'
Consumers
Friday
Mar
Exchange
'
f
Jan
20
37
69%
1998
'
41
62 % Mar
40
9%
9%
68%
'
28% Mar
-
Feb
1
43%
112
•
!Feb
•
-
BONDS
Transit 4y2s
Jan
70%
^
•>■
24% Jan
522
64%
43 3A
35%
35%
b.25
A :
Jan
1,114
27%-
(
,
S T O CK S
53
56 V« Jan
62%
833/4.
18% Feb
33 % Mar;
43 3A
36%
83%
Detroit Stock
35,
-v
37% Jan
25
67%
34%
26%
62%
r
Jan
72 %
443A Mar
59
26%
/
Feb
41
16% Jan
67 Va
,
Cincinnati
Jan
51'%
•
31 Va Mar
-
625
39%
38%
361/4
—__I0
Feb
59%
Jan
521/4 Jan
20% Feb
256
•"
__
—
26% Mar
Jan
33%
60
13
373/4. Feb
31%
-
235
56 V4
Feb
*
13c
Jan
17
•
Electric
33
72%
573/a
1133A Mar
105
29%
Jan
•
Jan
6;
26%
56
System Inc—
Westinghouse Electric* Corp
30
174
28%
81
12%
14
70%
77
'
4
Feb
Jan
Jan
9
170,
33
Feb
57-y*
23%
-
.
Jan
52%
251
493/4.
Jan
Feb
56
49%
90
70%
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(FW)
182
571/2
'•
53
195
_
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Jan
38%- 38%
_J_
Waldorf
55%
IOV4
Jan
87Vt
403/8
;
jan
65% Mar-
112
58% * /.
48 %
♦
Woolworth
78% Mar
Feb
70
Machinery Corp com—25
Refin & Min com
Jan
42 %
49%
*-
United
67%
828
25%
1
Torrington Company
770
1,393
26%-
—5
Stop & Shop-Inc
1
37
,
/.
20%
21%..
1133/4 ll8iA
113%
534
'
57%
.21 Va
37i/2
:
57%
Sulphurs-
Carbide
23%
10c
,
Sha/wmut
Gulf
55Va
9%
62 %
22%
100
Chemical
57%
United Air Corp____
U S Shoe
(
10c
1<
1
20—100
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(Ohio)—
.
54V4
543/a
.
68 3/4,
53
'
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Union
20
38
68
53
J)4--_
Texaco
32
•
•
(Ind)—__
(N
Oil
Standard
35
90%
45
•
Studebaker-Packard.
Feb
55
'
I—III50c
______
Oil
.58%
22% Mar
Jan
2
___
Brands
17%
Jan
44%
Jan
76%
-VA
22%
11%
4
Association
Companies.
Pennsylvania RR—...—....—....10
Quincy Mining Co
:—
25' '
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
U S Smelting
68
22%
15 %> 15%;
25
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel CO
Northern Railroad
(NH)
&
21'% Mar
15% Jan
80%
Corp.
Racing
Service
Mathieson
Jan
90
53% Jan
28%
New
Olin
551/4
21%
Standard
98
-
Cement Corp
Star
Lone
70
21%
77
46%
Copper
Narragansett
National
57 %
21%
~
,—
Rand
Sperry
23%
Co—,
Boston' Theatres
Loew'8
57 Ya
92% Mar
Jan
60%
Creek Coal Co common.
Island
Jan
80%
26 Va
Jan
52 %
57 Va
50%
Texas
Company
Kennecott
11
71
89%
v
—•
1
Electric
Gillette
20
55%.
76%
adj..
First National Stores Inc
General
70'
377/a
43
45-
-
-
—•—100;
100
*
Ford
84 Va
55%
1
High
23% Mar
74% Jan
83%
16
38
100
class A—100
1st
cum
Low
68
377/a
-
Railway Co—
preferred
preferred class ?
6','c
83%
24%
Oil
73
52%
3
Roebuck
Sears
23%
Socony Mobil Oil .4
Southern Railway-
56%
51%
■/
23%
Sinclair
15%
*
.High
1 2/5
Industries
Jan
22%
T
Range Since Jan.
'
.
Schenley
47% Mar
488
70
4%% -cumulative preferred
Eastern
92%
Shares
High
Jan
56%
-5 .;•*•
10
Inc.*.—-——>
Co_
Service
49%
-
Low
17%
>
Jan
126*% Jan
4,564
491
90
;
Property Trust
Personal
Boston
Cities
92
25 j-
for Week
'
136%
15
699'
47%
£0 ;
Co.
Edison
-
16%
129% 132%
131
33%
Tel & Tel
American
Low
High
16%
16%
-
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
v
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Last
Sales
Range
Last
s T O CK S
STOCKS
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
23)
Friday
Stock Exchange
Boston
Monday, March 26, 1962
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see
page
43.
—
75VS»
.—
5
60
62%
63'A
55%
56'A,
74%>
75%
123
38%
387/a
56
53
23
55%
Jan
Feb
32% Jan
18%
,
57 VB
Feb
Corp
Benguet
_5
Consolidated
60
Mar
Bethlehem
36
Mar
Inc
(Un)
Com
(Un)_
63% Mar
55 Va Mar
59 %
Jan
Booth
Jan
80 Va
Jan
Borg-Warner
33%
Jan
40'
___8
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Company (Un)__
70
513/8
Jan
Mar
5
Brach-&
Sons
(E J)
new
com_4
i
_I
41
Jan
753/a
300
1%
3,300
1 Va
Jan
42%
8,200
40%
Jan
24
150
22%
Feb
49%
Jan
56%
34 %
49%
50%
500
39
41
42
453/4
5
___*
64%
69%
42 Va
223/4
5
L_:
68 %
1%
__
42Va
Zl
Fisheries
Corp
Corp
*
P2
Binks
Steel
22 3A
46 Va
1,300
34%
39%
12,400
500
1%
43%
24
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
43
42%, Jap.
48
32
39% Mar
Feb
Feb
,
Jan
•
6145
Number
195
Volume
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1457)
out-of-town markets; .(Range for Week Ended March
'
.
'-X
•'
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1 *••*.*:
5 , 52
—.__12.50
21, ;
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.
Calumet & Hecla Inc_r
,
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Feb
52%
Jan
15 %
Feb
22%
Jan
25% Mar
39
Jan
52
950
19%
*
16
Middle
.,
Minneapolis
Mar
1%
Service
Co—
56%
57
34
30%
43%
36' .',
43%^ ■
v.,
58% Feb
93.%-93%-
pfda—100
Clereland-Cliffs-Iron'4%%
% }6%>15Vi
Colgate-Palmolive Co
X-i,--—vX? 48%
Colorado Fuel <Ss Iron Corp..-i—
X—?Xx> 15%
Columbia Gas System (On).-,—-a—-10
29% ;- 29%
Commonwealth Edison com—_—12%
.,43%
43%
Consolidated Foods
—1.33%
—
X? 36%
Consumers Power/Co._______———•*;.
84'A
Container Corp of Amfirica-x———5
•. >28%,
28V8
Continental Can Co, (Un)---4-------lO .:;
46% .
44Va
Continental Insurance Co.—x-_y———5
?
70%
Continental Motors Corp
(Un)i—--1 ; 41
10%
Continental Oil of Delaware——5
54%
Controls- Co of America;
_-_5 yXH'* X'X>32%
Corn Products Co——.———_1X? 59%
57%
Crowell-Collier Publishing
:—-—l''. "r ,42
41'A
Crucible Steel of AmeiX(Un)——12.50 ;
.
' v.; 20%
Curtiss'-Wright Corp (Un).v-———.—lrX*;16%\>,; 16%
17%
Inc.—I—-.--5
Co
Coleman
—
,
-
250
..
-
;48%
Motorola
Cash
National
Distillers
Gypsum- Co
National
Lead
29
National
Tile
Feb
New
Mar X
25%
Jan
42 ,
20%
:
,
16%
<,
Jan
Jan
Oak.
-
Jan X
Corp—;
—1
;
7%
Instrument—
1
67
'
Falstaff Brewing Corp—:—j._-—_4—- rl
V 37%
Firestone Tire & Rubber (Un)
;—if y .A _l'v; >
Whitney
Fairbanks
Banlcshares———-—.5
1
Wisconsin
First
Flour Mills of
,
U
Fruehauf Trailer Co
F
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■'
Corporation
D
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77
77.
;
55
Jan,
.
-
10X
10
.44
"26%
-
Mar
-
Jan
56%
60 y2
Gen Amer Transportation
1.25
General Bancshares Corp——__2
53 y4
Jan
29;
Jan 4
60 y8 Mar
72 V2
General
5
2
Conl.ractr Finance^——
1.66%
.-1
2.50 t
Corp^
Motors
Pure
Feb
Glen
.941/2
Granito
Steel
City
6.25
Co
Co
(G)VBreWing Co—-4-—
Hertz
44j
Corp
fiibbard Spencdr
X
& Co—44„4—4U '
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1
—
BartletG—-4-4
Howard Industries
Inc——
25 v
i-1
v
RR_———4
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'50
6 Va
30?
77%
3574
31%
77%
,
15
6
6
Dynamics
1
General Electric Co (Un )4—;——5 . x
General Foodk Corp—444——
* X :
General Mills- Inc_———
—;3 '•>;
General
General
3%
;
General Candy Corp—;——
General
3V2 >;'iv3%
„'
15*
--U4
Corp,
Box
Jan
24% Mar
300
132 >A, Jan-
277a Mar
41%
Co_
Dodge
Pullman
Jan
30%
,
Coal
Procter
34y8 Mar
.-
29% Mar
1,200
1,400
k
111% Mar
Electric-
common
Phillips Petroleum1
Jan
Feb
9Vb
86Mar
Jan
45%, 47
Gas
Philip Morris Inc
Feb
Jan
48%
23%
66-v-
4674
Co
Chemical
&
Potter Co
57%
,
Jan
797a
51% Mar.
15.
Natural
Gas
Phelps
Janw
49% Jan
900
|
Ca.1
Janr
3574 Mar
l.OOO;
•
v
17%
Pennsylvania RRX
17%
12%
is y8
*65%
Peoples Gas Light* & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Piizer- (Charles)■■ Ss, Co (Un)—
21
7
;
5ya
17%
Co
42%
52%
;
1,900;
47a
-1
Bancorporation
Co
Peabody
34% Feb
X
42
56 y4
*
-1
Packaging Corp of America
Pan Amer World;
Airways (Un).
16% Mar
5,900
400 W
100*
100
600
; 500
2,100.
948
2,300
.. .
77%
10
x
-2
1
10
Inc—_—
37%
48%
98
———4——«)
Dairies
7"%
69%
37%
48%
55
8
99%
13%
27y8
lO'/a
67
55
8
98
13%
25y2
10
America Inc—
Ford'Motor Co
Foremost
17%
.
&
Camera
-1
-
(Un)
Ohm-Mathleson
,
Fail-child
9iy4.
Parke-Davis & Co>
Feb
59% Mar
24
89%
Jan
States Power Co—
Oklahoma
Jan
Jan
102
89%
Co^.
Jan
12
Jan
226
52% •'<
(Uir>—
New
71%
50 y8
Co--r>rA-f ------4—--—1, xX--; ? 54% 55%
1,100
Co
(Un)'_——
20
J- -.; !
60'<
60% 'X 400
Corp ——1,
X52% y
51% x52Ve
150
Dcrdge^.Manufacturing ■ Co—————0: ' 33% *. ; 32% ' 33% ?
1,150
-Dow Chemical Co—.
60%
60% 63%
2,800
Drewiw-s Ltd USA Inc_—-.——
1
«
29% 29%
100
Du Pont (E I") de Neinours-GJn)
5 x249
x249
252%- 5,900
Eastern
Air Lines
Inc—.——
1
-247%,f. 24%
100
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)_———-10
113%
113% 114%
1,500
El Paso Natural Gas—
---3 ; 24% ;' 24% 247/s
6,200
Elgin National Watch.
——
5 ." —
14
14 '
100
Emerson Electric Mfg wi__i__4"-———1 ..J
—
39% 40y4
400, |
Emersonr Radio & Phonograph
(Un)_5
lSVa 15%r^^-700--
29%
51%
Jan
4574
Feb
Mar
317a Jan
5,600.
28%
(Un)
Manufacturing
Pacific
Jan
35
Edison
L
Public Serv
Edison
Mar
47%
-
,
Jan
Diamond National
Indiana
Oil
28% Mar-
Jan
,,
Gas
Ohio
19% Jan
2,900
120% 120%
.5
35%
3,100,
52%
(Un)ZII—
RR
Ohio
30
400!
«
28%
Aviation
Illinois
.
Jan
38%
Jan
Jan
(Un*_
Mfg
&
(Minnesota)
X 84% Jan
43% Mar
29 y4
Feb
407a Mar
Mar
45% Mar
Jan
Deere'&
Detroit
■
43 Vs Mar
50
70 »A
Jan
'
Northern Illinois Corp_
Northwest
17 y4
27%. Jan
,
Northern
17% Mar
54%
15'A Mar
10 y#
Jan
36 y8
-1
CO-
American
Northern
Jan
Jan
64!
62%
700
—5
(Un)
(Un>_^
Northern .Natural Gas
93% Mar
24%
2,800
39%
—5
Chem
&
Northern Pacific-Ry
Feb
12%
Register: (Un)
Central
Northern
Feb
50
75%
70
38%
,,
Mar
36
Jan
800
123
•,
62
58%
;
•
York
North
Feb.,
Feb
361
Jan
69
IlO
—3
National
:
Jan
Jan
(Un)
Inc ;
National
12%
Jan
Mfg
Fuel
Feb' "
Jan
26>/b
48% Mar
200
14%
200
91%
.15%
- 300
,30 -.
1,800
44% ,1 5,300
37 X7,'
325 84%
200 '•
28%,
1,400 >
46%
2,000
71% '
' 500 "'
11
,
600. .
54%
p 300
32%
'100' .
59%
1,200
Jan
86-<
Jan
Jan
,.
12%
85-
42% Feb:
! 4,100 • "
,
1,400
10,400
•
10*
13%
38
17% Feb
■
Jan
64?
13%
69%
•
35 3A
Jan
49%
13%
1
48%
59%
>
55% Mar
,
38
36%
65
23 y8 Mar
3,700
Jan
34 Va
&.
River
52%. Jan
24% Jan
24%
300 "
56%
10
—
Corn—
—"
Cleveland-Cliffs;Iron fcom__—„^1Products
34%
47%
.
City
400
47%
,
Clues
38
35%
46 y2
..
Jan
'
37 ya
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Min
43% Mart;;
Jan
10
18%
Jan
42%
'
36%- Jan
24
13
Jan
Feb
42% - Feb
Jan
15%
Jan
16 y8
Feb
40 y8
43 £
12%
1%
26
39
300
800
Minnesota
Jan
38 y2 Jan
13
18%
-10
;
High
13
III
Co
Jan. 1
Low
Modine Manufacturing Co^
Monsanto Chemical. (Ur»)
24'A Jan
.
Brewing
Range Since
18
—
Utilities
Shares
High
17%
15% Mar:
300
■
,
—
for Week;
Jan
24%
Feb
Mississippi
- ,v
i,#«
1%
300
—25/- ;
24!A 24'A- .--40O-'
Carrier. Corp
coihirion_-~-X_ 10 * ■ 41% \ -41% 42' ;
> 900
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)-_^L^-r-r---*' "
'• X; 39% 40%
1,100 X
Celanese Corp'.of America - (Un-)—:—?X 42%
43% XX -500?>
Central & South* West Corp__—.—2.50
■ .XX XH
44%- 46%
800CertaiD-teed Products
(Un)——;—1*'" .•>48%*
48%--48%'
200 j
Champlin Oil &.Ref common™.
1
25% 25%"
-- 600-$3
conv' preferred
*T
•
64% 65
'
146?.
Chemetron ■'ConTXX.r.i'^
X /:23%. 23%- x^ 700 -*
Chesapeake & Ohio-Ry.(Un)_——25 "\X—X:
55% 56'A
1,200
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac—I-?
_*
xyX ;> 15% 16 %'
300 X
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry_—*
-.x24%
x24% 25, - - . »
70
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50 ?
12 11% 12?
1,400' ;
Chrysler' Corp.———
—
—25 V 55%
55% 56% ■ ' 12,550
Co
South
Low
*
Mickelberry's Food Products
,
" ' '*
Canadian Export Gas Lta_;^i-_---.--f.-30c
CanadianUPacific : (Un)
Blanke
Meyer
Jan
13%
y'
15%
'
35
Sales
*
Range
•f Prices
Par
High
1,100
2,100
5,900
-
Week's
Last
Sale Price
5,600
* «•
-
-,15%
5
———
Low
35Va 36%
147/a 15 V*
24% ,.25Va
49% 5221
22
5
23)}
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Corp
Company
Burton-Dixie
"
for Week
of Prices
Par
1—I,
—X——
Buiiniglou Industries' (lni)—_
Burroughs Corp (.Un)—.;
—
Brunswick
Budd
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
■
■'j
Week's
Friday
,
STO CK S
37
16.
16
8
•!•*
105%
74 y8
104
73*
105%
75>
1,400
Jan
92
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
16 % Mar
16% Mar
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(Range for Week Ended March 23)
Week's
Friday
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
S
T o rrc
1 u
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.
25
33%
pfd (Un)
25
(Un)—--—10
Consolidated Mm
5c
American
Cement
Corp
American
Factors
Ltd
Mammoth
Products
Emporium
Co
Products
Oil
Holly
13%
14%
4%
1.G5
-—-—-I
10c
5%
83%
5%
85
.—10c
480
46c
53c
2.10
31%
2.60
49c
23%
17%
1.80
60c
2.35
31%
2.60
70,000
200
GOO
2,100
41,800
7,200
500
400
Franlc
&
Meier
Merchants
Nordon
-
-
Invest
American
6%
6%
17%
common
17%
1.8a
53c
2.10
1
1
1.80
—
33%c
Oil & Gas Development
Pacific
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (Un)
23%
—
—1
——
Co—
Oil
North
Co—
Ltd
Corn
Norris
Inc
Co
Petroleum
—
*
10
-25c
(Un)
Co
Navigation
Matson
.
(Un)
„
6%
—1
25^ Feb
15
Jan
Oil
Ranch
Southern
6%
Cal
Co
70c
Jan
2.35 Mar
Mar
32
Jan
2.90 Mar
Mar.
53s Jan
7,8 Mar
Mar
21
16
6,300
, .
on
1.90
800
3,500
32
31%
5
700
300
35,300
3,100
2,900
1
4%
31%
31%
4
5
18
18
—
Co
Oil & Gas
1.90
"31%
3%
3%
18%
3%
—
4%
4%
%
%
1,300
32
32
7
7-'%
100
91,300
7
7%
Union
Sugar common
United Industrial Corp common—.
Preferred
__
8%
—
Warrants
Victor
—
Equipment Co
Petroleum
Westates
Preferred
(Un)
1
;
(Un)
Coast
West
.1
com
7%
.
10
Life
Insurance
(Un)
7%
%
.
200
58
10c
—
65
650
14c
6,000
7
16—
19
22
Utilities,
70
18c
,
145.55
144.87
716.70
-
Averages
145.83
145.31
719.66
—
roads
720.38
—
144.38
complied daily
65 stocks, 15.75.
6.55;
using
Week's
'
Alan
Wood
Low
common———10
.66
—
Atlantic
Atlantic
—
*
_
32%
-
,
4.33
S
Mar. 20__.
Transit Co—
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
D
Finance
Co
Class A
of
Fair
Ford
Motor
Foremost
45% Mar
3,65.9
28
Jan
13% Mar
13%
13%
22
18%
18%
1,125
9%
9%
1,010
8%
15%
344
13%
Jan
116% 120%
382
106
Feb
49
Jan
10
Feb
55%
56%
__
11%
n%.
390
11%
11%
1
Mar. 21——
__
54%
—10
Bait-
at
_5
—
54%
31%
32%
50%
50%
Dairies—._—,
(Julius)
Mar. 22
General
Acceptance Corp
SI preferred
—2
13%
50c
/
874
31% Mar
99-%
6,225
96% Mar
13 % * 13 %.
44
„
1
26%
32%
: 22
::
21%
44
23
26%
291
525
-
1514
104
57%
6,328
15% Mar
52% Mar
TlInilri,a^°ni
Lehigh Coal
—
10c
35%
33
36
1,860
28% Jan
15%
15%
19
13%
Jan
27%
27%
60
24%
Feb
10
1
1
26%
25%
26%
1,352
25%
1
-
Corp
26
25%
26%
1,708
94%
92%
94%
699
25% Mar
79% Jan
I6%c
A
—__1
29%
29%
_3
39.%
39i/8
39.-.^
295
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common..*
37%
37%
37%
1,108
Pennsylvania Power & Light
38
36%
38%
1,592
!6%
16%
17%
1,365
47i/4
483/4
240
Pennsa t Chemicals Corp..:
Photo
5n
5
Inc
—13
SfSSJi?®! ??trlC fCoHc°m«ion
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Potomac Electric Power
Progress
Mfg
Ritter
Co
55%
•
10
33
14
8
7%
■
10
common
Jan
Feb
Mar
40
Bonds
Rails
ties
83.33
86.82
92.08
78.8478.82
83.17
83.30
'86.91
92.02 f
92.01
>
92.16
~
244.88
244.08 : ;
243.84
\
'
'
•
-
-
78.77
78.85
83.23
83.38
Industrials,
-
-
7
86.51
"86.56
86.71
-
Rails,
3.09;
y
,
,
85.31
85.25
85.16
85.14
85.27
5.34;
-
J
for
Range
High
—
Mar 14'
Jan
for
Range
,
1962
144.31
137.15
______
Low
10
1961
High
144.09
Dec
8-
Low
106.57
Jan
3
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending March 16, 1962, for the composite and by major-
preceding week and with highs and lows
Durable
1—-
135.6
134.4*
Goods
Goods
Non-Durable
—
Transportation
and Service—
Finance
Trade,
-
Mining
-
*New
Low
High
+0.8
+0.9
146.5
136.0
118.3.
+0.5
+1.1
138.9
134.4
117.0
109.2
+0.1
+0.3
+2.1
—2.7
111.0
190.8
193.0
...113.3
,
134.9.+:/:
132.9.
107.5.
184.9
173.4
108.4
107.6
185.5
177.0
105.5
77
Change
143.1
133.8
144.3
135.0
-1961-1962—
Percent
Mar. 9/62
Max. 16,'62
-
Composite
Manufacturing
Feb
Feb
7
97.8
144.4
132.5
83.3
,
High.
28
Feb
40% Jan
116% Jan
-
36
15%
30%
30%
28%
95%
Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock
Daily, Weekly and Yearly :
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$4,676,000
Bond
Govt.
Shares
Mar
Feb
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad /
Stocks
Mar
44%
:•
34%
7%
s
•
*"■
Sales
$394,000
$5,070,000
235,000
4,171.000
45%
14%
15%
67%
971
9%
9%
9%
7%
7%
50
common
Finance.Co class B
common
1
..
Feb
7% Mar
8
4,489,000
181.000
3,142,610
5,115.000
538,000
5,653,000
Mar. 23
3,051,350
5,172,600
481.000
5,653,000
15,831,030
$23,388,000
—
3,936,000
1962
Stocks—Number
16% Jan
68
Feb
10% Feb
8
Jan
90
9%
Jan
305
7%
Jan
of
—...
\
280,186,697
"L
j
$2,000
1
•
;
,
,s
Govfrnmpn.1
"?
International
Industrial
,,
Bank
Railroad and
,
Total
$2,112,500
$324,004,000
17,824.100
304,278,000
$39,187,500
••
$19,726,000
37,075,000
$25,217,000
—
$1,829,000
23,388.000
::i—::
_
417,691,000
$435,517,100
—V
KmJiP^re1'
V™
*
•
—
SaU
Service
™
Kvj
V•
?
nu
S
A
00
36% Jan
43
426
242
62% Jan
39% Jan
72% Jan
44
44
Mar
2158
49%
18
21%
51
..
*
ge
377«
50%
18%
39
18%
25
1,438
1,885
617o
--
63V*
953
555
1
8l/«
8%
8%
13,50
mSb rS?
kPJvm?.al Marion Corp
Wak fLinn"F^YTfrTuT
Universal
7(i'14
761/4
77>^4
52
10
6Q
«.
10
•
9;,4
_
325«
32%
33%
1,045
19% Jan
49% Mar
22% Feb
53% Feb
16% Jan
18% Mar
7% Jan
8% Mar
59%
Feb
74
Jan
9% Mar
29% Feb
35% Jan
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
65% Jan
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
33% Mar
41
Jan
89
Mar
Corporate
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
10% Feb
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
79Jan
Total
Bond
•
Sales
$200,000
$29,000
$171,000
i??fe?red
S4 60
ronverrih 1 P
common
!
*
"nvp'wcri
pi eferred
pieieried
371/3
89
„
—
373^
89
139
__
139
10Q
c
120
30
100
x
4
85 ^ Jan
Feb
13^
1Q0
Mar
139
Mar
101i^ Feb
Mon.
1,367,045
Tues.
<
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
1,235,885
171.000
4.000
Wed.
Mar. 21
1,312,570
202.000
57,000
$11,000
270.000
Thurs.
Mar. 22
1,479,985
229,000
1,000
5,000
235,000
Fri.
S4 25
Mar. 23
1,514,700
240,000
5,000
19,000
264.000
$96,000
$35,000
$1,144,000
•
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCK S
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Apollo
Industries
Armstrong cprk
Blaw-Knox
For
inc
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1
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footnotes,
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43.
Low
47%—
72%'
35%
46%
Sales
1962
for Week
Stocks—Number
Shares
Low
44
High
17 (a
*
*
of
Shares—*-.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
47%
$1,013,000
175.000
Jan. 1 to March 23
Week Ended March 23
Bonds—
Par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel.
6,910,185
17%
58
43%
14%
Jan
48% Feb
18% Feb
72%
73%
' 135
62%
Jan
35%
48
34
Feb
Jan
-
1961
1962
1961
.
6,910,185
16,286,295
82,389,474
116,699,285
$1,013,000
$1,129,000
$15,051,000
$12,798,000
344,000
951,000
394,000
545,000
7 '
L:
96.000
51,000
35,000
111,000
$1,144,000
$1,291,000
73% Mar
351b
...
Domestic
—
Jan
39%
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Corporate
"
$15,789,000 >
'
1
j
1
|1
■
Jan
71%
43%
loc
T
r,
70%
42%
38%
3,50
5
r*T
rn
SLnn nl!!,
4>093
713«
2.50
CVu—
Bmith Kline & French Lab
South Jersey Gas Co
]
I
1961
200,573,482
26,984,035
1
—
1962
V
$25,217,000
March 23
Jan. 1 to
'1961
•
15,831,030
Shares
Bonds—
tT
46% Jah
Feb
Jan
$1,829,000
—t
Jan
59%
4,670,000
—-|-
Week Ended March 23
Jan
14%
-
3,356,700
Mar. 22———
Total
34% Mar
41% Jan
330
66%
16 3«
Mar. 21—.
37% Mar
38% Mar
19 , Feb
55
Jan
Jan
31% Jan
574
14%
67%
—
Wed.
Thurs.
Tues.
31% Feb
40% Jan
1974
117
5 157
Mar. 20„
3,221,480
3,058,890
Mar. 19__
Mon.
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
35(4 Feb
16% Jan
47% Mar
29
33
4,691
•
& Gas com
Feb
36% Mar
85
1
Co___
Public Service Electric
Reacting
__
•
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc_
Perfect
Total
10
Utili-
Grade,.
Fri.
Inc
Merck & Co Inc—
class
Second
Grade
1957-59 =100
"
1
Feb
56
21% Mar
15i/2
Mfg
10
First
79.04
245.02
,
Jan
15% Feb
52%
Oxford
Jan
stock
45% Mar
26% Jan
16-% Jan
57% Jan
153^
Martin-Marietta
39%
.
...
for the current year.
12% Jan
Jan
57%
Madison Fund
of
index
Mar
12% Feb
*
Macke Vending class A_.
Jan
the following, divisors:
industry groups compared with the
Jan
MaC
39%
.630
356
,'
Jan
1.66%
P?sisitai}?c
& Navigation
35%
Rails
142.03
stocks for the week
55% Mar
General Motors Corp
*
30% Mar
trials
32% Mar
26%
98
common
"f
92.07
142.52
Mar. 23———
SEC
The
Jan
Jan
49%
125
31%
•
32
common
Jan,
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
Jan
Jan
29% Jan
47% Jan
443
1,729
"
98
,
1
___5
Co
Jan
11% Mar
5
55%
32>%
'50%'
5
America
25%
920
Indus-.
142.95
Utility
20c
6.75
Battery
14%
299
com
14%
18%
9%
15%
120%
62%
13%
Feb
14%
__
55%
Stores
Garfinckel
187
33
25
non-voting
Food
48
120%
Duquesne Light/-,
Storage
46%
1.80
Delaware Power & Light
Electric
32% Mar
14%
Publishing Co
30%
99%
136%
34%
49%
33
124% Feb
368
5
Transit System class A
C
4,423
33
13%
l
Budd
23 % Mar
245.52
143.21
Fri.
86% May
18%
_
Baltimore
~
143.92
Mar. 19——
Mon.
Jan
Tues.
25% Mar
30%
32
F
13
273
32%
__
Corp„,
5c
Company——66%c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13
B
26%
87% 91%
129% 133%
131%
Research
—
,/j
;
Closing
Date
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
High
26%
„
90%
1
.
33%
Corp
City Electric
-
Par
Tel & Tel
American
Arundel
Steel
Si ores
American
Jan
for Week
Friday
S T O C'K S
•
Feb
Jan
Sales
Range
Feb
6%
5%
20%
*196
(35 Stocks)
Thurs.
of Prices
37%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Last
34% Mar
Jan
,
10
'
Wed.
Sale1 Price;
Feb
Jan : .'•
Jan
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
,
"
^ - r: -
67%
60Ta
35
Stocks
130.51
130.85
130.68 '.
130.74 '
130.53
by
are
5% Jan
1
Jan
37
Jan
7% Mar
7,% Jan
:
——
Jan
32%
15
37
65
ties
trials
722.77
716.62
Date
Mar.
19% Mar
4% Jan •
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
4%
%
32
4
6%
48%
12c
5%
Bonds:
.
Rail-
Indus-
Feb
Mar
Mar
Mar
Feb
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
Max
2.00
32%
31%
5
3% Feb
16
900
13c
5
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
19
22
' 30% Jan
10%
5
•110
30
Total
15
/
Utili-
20
30
^
17% Jan
1.75 Jan
30
Jan
Jan
377
5%
35%
Jan
Mar
102
"
-•
4
22%
28%
Jan
39
212
5%
2u%
35%
Mar
70c
•
9%
Stocks
—
2.10 Jan
14% Jan
21 T»
37%
22%
_10.
6.25
Corp
20——
4,600
15%
34%
36%
•
Mar
37%- Feb
1,400
■
67
34
5
55c
"
65%
■
48
28
Stock and Bond Averages
Feb
1.50 Jan
29
Jan
2.30 Feb
25
25
50c
preferred
Trico
1
69c
52c
21%
1.75
:
pfd series A
Co
Gas
37%
Jan
23% Mar
17% Mar
15%
5%
32 % Mar
Jan
Jan
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Jan
17% Jan
16% Jan
1.65 Feb
39c
21%
5
5%
Jan
43%
25
Below are the
o'c Mar
88
Jan
Mar.
Rice
5
6
5
^
1.90 Jan
2.70 Jan
Jan
1
Western
10%
10%- Feb
Mar
30c
Westinghouse Elec
4% Jan '
82
Jan
25c
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rhodes
15
10%
10
Engineering & Foundry Co
38%
•
of America
Bolt Corp
&
United
100
30% Mar
Jan
29%
57
55c
.
Jan
10
1,140
;
High
27%
293"
47%
27%
38%
Corp
Corp
32%
47%'
5!«
65%
Westinghouse Air. Brake
49 .4 Jan
75c Jan.
Jan
21c
27,000
/
100
-
Oil
1,101
27%
l ,'
common
132
10%
55c
Jan. 1
.
Low
30%
31%
.
Range Sim
High
"
4
Jan
1.4o Mar
2.00 Jan
25,000
21c
5%
Co
M & M Oil Co
J
2.40
24c
22c
50c
10
Screw
•
32 %
-
5
Rockwell-Standard
12% Jan
1,800
4,400
1,700
Supply
Shares
.
10
—^_1
10
l—
Corp
Plymouth
Low
V
10
*
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
40 2 oar.
Feb
4o
50c
2,000
4%.
1.55
2.30
jade Oil
M
•
100
J n
-
ret}
ntr*
8*jE
22
Jan
300
„
Natco
25% Feb
34 * Feb
Feb
43
«wS
Jg.
800
4%
1.55
2.30
Imperial WesternLeslie Salt
100
Co__
__—
Fuel
Mountain
•
for Week
of Prices
29 %
5
—7%
Refractories
(Joseph)
McKinney Mfg
High
Jan
loc
23,000
43%
13%
(Un)-
Co
32
1
10c
Corp—
of California
Humor Co
Range Since Jan. 1
22^ Jan
California—1
General Exploration Co of
■'
Sales.-
Range
.
—10
Co
Walker
Harbison
Home
550
23% 24%
45 45%
58c .58c
1
Ltd class A—
System
Gas
Duquesne Light
/
450
25 25% V
33 -j
18c
21c
32%
.
45%
-10
Capwell Co
Exeter Oil
Gladden
Columbia
v.
Low
"lis
"''t:! If
24
'
.
Higli
43%
i§
Ǥ
-4
Corp
...
---i
Swr7^
SSSfe
Electrical
.
18c
*
Ltd
Co
Ar
<r\
th.pffpr
Sales :
for Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
//Low
Par
Par
".vr."
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Week's
Last
Sale Price
'■).
.■
other Exchanges.
Friday
C
Last
Sale Price
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
does not include approximately 50# issues dually traded on
lfst
This
Good
STOCKS
Raii"e on
pr:„„
Black
Monday, March 26, 1962
...
(1458)
38
W %' V
'
$14,294,000
Volume
Number
195
6145
Commercial and
The
...
Financial- Chronicle
39
(1459)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
'
.
Prices
Are
Shown
Expressed
Exchange
in
Canadian
for Week
of Prices
Abitibi
Par
'
&
Power
Low
45%
•
4*2 A. preferred
:—4.—:::.
—25 '.
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar- common..-—:—*
Algoma Steele
•
Low
46%
24%
10,895
38%
100
2434
Laura
High
Feb
Jan *
13 9
Feb
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
47%' Feb
52 >A Mar
28%
28
Maritime
29%
6,763
27-Feb
29% Jan
239 Mar
Massey-Ferguson common—:
479 Feb
49 Va
Jan
Metropolitan Stores
51
53%
Jan
a
24
a23%
a24
250
49
1,375
53
25
48 9'
.•
53
46
469
185
53
54
130
-48
489
781
54
54
23
220
Jan
Feh-
43
Jan
48
50
Asbestos Corp—
;
♦
Atlas
Steels Ltd.
Bank
of
Montreal
Bank
of
Nova
,
Jan
55
35
339
35
449
1,671
Jan
33 9
1";
Feb
529
,'
Jan.
•
32%
32 %
32%
2,615
28%
70%
699
70%
4,605
68
Molson
78 V*
78
78%
Banque Canadian National-—10
789
78%
799
(Canada)/
•
cojnuign——*
50%
50
509
2,985
1,362
19
19
550
Banque
Provinciale-
Bathurst
Power
&
Class A
Bell
Paper
—A——
—
5%
599 preferred
Bowater
American
Oil
Morgan Co 434%
7,449
53
53 %
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
•
Product*
Power—A#&-A
6%
9
:
53%
Jan
54
Feb
Nova
Jan
20
Jan
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Jan
Feb
52
51
Jan
Chemical Ltd 69
6
'/a
Jan
752
8%
8%
A—A--_aA-AA_-~AA*
329
32%
32%
8.20
8.20
Pacific
8 9
Jan
Penmans
Feb
Placer
Jan
Power
7
Feb:
Malting
Corp
of
21%
22%
3,074
21
Jan
22% Mar
13 Va
13%
7,565
11
Jan
861
105
10%
309
29%
309
965
309
.285,
:
15%
5
105 107'/a
__100
Price
Feb
Quebec Natural
Feb
Bros
&
10
16
Jan
7.90
'640'*
32%.
2,645
.29
29%;
1
——•
-
25*
Bronze
Celanese
.25
86
74
Feb
23%
:
23
u
IP 9
43.^0
109
100
3.00
750
19%
35%
37
100
18%
200
16%
Jan
536
20
Jan
125
13
Mar
13%
70
al3 al3%
a
59%
-
59'A
22-
60
3,905
23
22'
1
52 9
53'9
22
22
.250
7%
7 9
79
A_50e
9%
79
25%
'•
Jan
30
51(4
Feb
55
31
Feb
23
Jan
14 Ve Mar
18yB
Feb
22 y0
Feb
25 V2
Jan
1,000
-515'
*
21
Jan
..
6
22
,
14%
14%
15%
4,920
239
23 %
23%
3,740
36
37
181
35
Jan
40
28%
28%
28%
800
24 Va
Jan
28% Mar
57
—
57
58
430
57
•
52 Vc
—•
52%
Canadian
.
Husky
Canadian
.
7-
1
-1
——
<x)mmon__--_-_;-;*
.Canadian Industries,
6%
679
Imperial xBk oL!Commerc«_10
14%
.
7
67 %
a
..
.
67%
.
100
.
,
650.,
;
.
,14%; 14%
12%
.
409'
_
Canadian
Marconi
/.Canadian Oil
1,514..
—
5%
5%
•
32 9
32%
common
-
25 %
.
Canadian
>
Tire-, class'- Ar————_
Jan
37
Jan
Mar
51
—
Robertson
(James)
V)
(A
1
52%
RoHand
Paper class A__.
47
47
435
47
139
13'/a
140
Russell
alO
150
6
6
11 Ve
10%
11'A
86 y2
86 Va
Lawrence
Lawrence
5%
class
Cement
Corn
Foods
—100
79
Jan
8434 Mar
5,040
12 Va
Jan
16
Feb
10%
11
2.000
11
Mar
is y4
18 9
1,085
15(4
Feb
19(4 Mar
6
229
Jan
22(4
103 Va
104
; 104
15%
23
23%
20,205
23%
355
23
40
41
42 V i
42%
8%
preferred
Simpsons
a20% a20%
50
;
—
:
Southam
Structural
Combined
r
-
——
Consolidated Mining
■■
Corfcys
-,
class
Cork
"Crown
24%
19%
—111—1—-it*:"A
—-A—A-:L—A-
250
31
31
al89
•;'
a
r'
9
9%
.115% 115 %_
Dominion
•
A:_:———
Petroleum
Dome
i
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
Corsets
Lime
Steel
20(4
Steel
,-j Dominion
Stores
Coal
&
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
669
8
179-
100
*
common.:
—
559
——*
—
31%
Players
Fleetwood
--J
Fraser Cos
50%
-10
—
v
'11 4,120
975
5
Va 9
Power
_:i
E
18%
commo'n__
19
31%
31%
32%
—100
preferred
Bakeries
General
Ltd-
103
Dynamics
General
-Motors
General
Steel, Wares
.1?S
109
Great Lakes Paper
Handy Andy Co__——w_„
Farms
Int
189
189
—1
19v9
"common,
Holt;. Renfrew.
100
Home Oil class A^l—
97
Mar
97
Mar
Va
250
32
Feb
36
Jan
Mar
r
'
Jan
Jan
12
Pitt,field__:___:__
Hudson
Bay
Bav
Imperial
\1;
11 "1;:"
4,10
Jan
20y8
103
Mar
12
$2.75
•
Inglis
,
_l—£1
Mining
309
18%
199 1"
"
~
750
16 9
al6
1
.
60y8
Feb
Jan
15%
17
Feb
Mar
14%
2.435
13
Jan
15%* Feb
-13%
1,300
129
Jan
15 'A Mar
3.70
•
of
Canada
Corp
cnmmon.5
t
«.
Canada
Lake
common——:*
-7,385
179
7,5.46
16 %
Feb
31%
31%
9,828
30
Jan
55
55
40
55
Feb
56
Jan
989
99
240
96 9
Jan
99
Mar
sf John.)
-
"
.
5%
5%
179
■
preferred-
'10
179
17 Va
.200
5 9
Jan
6
200
-
169
Feb
18
Corp
•
7,671
1,097
46%
-1,200
52
;5i 9
52
400
84 9
849
85%
3.839
It
18
3,175
25
18
*.
r.
859
39 9
44%
;
—
'footnotes,,
81%
38%
45%
;
.
or
i
82
39
3
;
see
page
43.
'
9
Jan
'
,—7.60
com
Interprovincial sPipe I.lneS—
!
Jamaica Public-ServicetLtd - common
JB
34%- Jan
'
789
349
43
<
Feb
85 % Mar
Jan
39% Mai-
Jan
17
.
Mar-
<
'*
10c
Mar
99c
9c
10c
11,000
5c
Feb
9c
Jan
69 c
5 (4 c
6(4c
23,900
7c
Mar
10c
3.40
3.00
3.50
118,695
38c
39c
10,730
15%
15%
2,447
15
Jan
15%
9.15
9.30
I,300
9.10
Jan
10(4
Feb
13c
14c
6.000
11c
Jan
16c
Mar
"
13c
*
.'.
7C
1.65
38c
4(4c Jan
.
Jan
2.70
4.00 Mar
Mai-
-6c
5,000
6c
34,600
18c
60c
59c Feb
14,600
v
7o
Jan
3.50 Mar
Jan
21c
59c,
6c
20c
18c
1534
Jan
Jan
8(4c
Jan
8c
Jan
25c
Jan
Mar
Jan
,16
22c
20c
,
28c
557,400
,14c
Jan
30c
Feb
24,500
8c
Feb
26c
Feb
Feb
13
Feb A
4.00
2.10
2,50
25 (4
200
20%
Jan
3 (ac
II,600
2(4c
Feb
Chibougamau Mines—1
6.00
6.00
6.10
600
6.00 Mar
55%
150
55% Mar
400
2.10 Mar
.
17%
7.00
Feb
Feb
2.50 Mar
28(4
Feb
4c
Jan
7.45
Feb
'
55%
—*
,
55% Mar
Collieries & Resources Ltd—
4_:
&
6%
4.o0
300
13
13(4
625
1.15
1.25
4,425
Ltd
Mines
•
6%
—-
—
_1
69
1.20
Mines
Quebec
Food
Explorations
Products
Central
Del
Central
Manitoba
Rio
Oils
1
Ltd
class
Ltd-
14c
1.60
1,000
29c
289,600
1,840
a«
1
a35
5,775
4c
4c
500
2.10
2.05
2.15
13,565
4c.
4c
600
8c
•
1.50
1.50
f
.1
.
35c
.,35c
75c.
75c
a
,25
600
1.50
8
1.05
Feb
Feb*
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
4(4c Mar
16c
1.70
29c
Jan
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
35
Jan
8.40
Feb
Jan
5c
Jan
Feb
2.71
Jan
Jan
5c
9c
Jan
Jan
12 (4c Mar
5c
Jan
Jan
10c
Feb
3(4c Feb-
5c
Jan
2(4c Feb
547
Consolidated Div Standard Sec "A"
Jan
8
5.25
12(4
3(4c Jan
500
Mar
Feb
4c
9,900
4 (4 c
Mar
*
4c
2.00
II,500
5c
49c
6 (4 c
6 (4c
Mar
7.00
16.500
49c
Ltd
Feb
34
31,500
1
1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
4c
-1.50
L'Ungava
Mines
(4 c
4 (4 c
12c 12
Mar
1.60 Jan
10
7.80
12c
Jan
15c
9c
Jan
Jan
12c
12,850
a35
1
——
86
Preferred
2 (4 c
7.60
1
Corp
Central Cadillac
6,500
9c
'.
1
1
Cleveland Cooper Corp
Miniere
9c
A—_•
Ltd
Chipinaii .Bake. Mines rLtd.
Compagnie
4 (4 c
7.65
Ltd
Chess
Mining Corp_,
Chibougamau Copper
93c
22c
28c
Ltd^_
Mines
Chemalloy .Minerals
800
2,000
13c
—1
Ltd
Feb
7%
8
1,05
1.60
—A
Explorations Ltd
Royalty Co Ltd-
Jan
Feb
1.10
a
3c
3c
Jan
4.25
12 9
1.05
;.
Inv Ltd—*
———*
Paper
Corp Ltd
5%
500
4.55
Ltd——*
Ltd
Refineries
Kodlak
'
10c
—i_—,—3
Ltd——
Oils
Dredge & Dock Co.
Canorama
.
23c ;
I,370
24c
26c
770
6.75
;
5.75
,
*
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Jan
Jan
——1
Mar
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6c
500
.
2 9c
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53,
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78
Ltd
Mines
Packers class
Cantexas
Catelli
-1
-1
47
Jan
48 9
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
159
—1
—
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Nickel
49%
31%
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Power
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Jan
2 (4 c
10c
33,740
rl
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Silica
Cartier
Jan
Feb
23(4
Canadian
58
52%
9e
Jan
Jan
9%
9.15
—1
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Jan
179
4,500
1.00
Jan
4.00
15%
Ltd—1
Canadian
54%
-
Mar
29c
Canadian
5,122
49% Jan
68c
16
2 9c
1
Co——
Gold
Common
58
>
3,814
38(4
9%
—1
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Canadian Delhi
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Mar
Ltd——.—1
Canadian
13% MaiMar
9c
39c
3.55
_5
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Gas
——
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Campbell
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Jan
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Calumet
16%
499
;
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Butterfly Hosiery. Co Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
11%
;57 y4
80c
Feb
29c
3.90
——1
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3,738
preferred'.
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■
Burnt
44%
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28c
38c
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Red
Bornite. Copper
Jan
4.15 Mar
High
13% Mar
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439
3.15 Mar
400
9c
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10
139
Iron
Ltd.
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1,500
13
34
14(4'
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:i
—
Telenhone
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3.95
13
'
■
% Blue
Feb
Feb
700
Ltd—1
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Ltd-:
1
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Beatrice
199 Mar
229
11%
5,175
'
11% Mar
Mar
Low
30c
r
Jan
19 Va Mar
9
Ltd
Bellechasse
Jan
38%
Range Since Jan. 1
34%
13(4
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Telefilms Ltd
Bateman
;
Mar
Jan
109 Mar
1,735
1 1275
12
Mar
59
".-'425
9
57%
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International Nickel of Canada
.
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a44 9 a44 9
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*.$4.50 preferred
-i
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Atlas
Feb
IO91/8
13%
Corp
Atlas
Jan
Mar
—
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Jan
37%
Shares
34
Molvlidenite
Mining
'
Jan
14'A Mar
for Week
;
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29c
Ltd "A"—5
Co
—;
Mines
Anglo-Amer
Anthonian
Baker
28%
29c
_1
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A—
Anieranium
259 Mar
Jan
Range
"
Jan
Jan
Dollars
Sales
of Prices
Low
Par
'
Alscope Consolidated Ltd
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines
Augustus
Jan
10
11
Trunk
Gas
Feb
13%
50
Indus Acceptance
,
*
Jan
'
Canadian
Week's
Last
'
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Mar
13%
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f
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Bailey Selbum Oil &
100
Jan
Exchange
Expressed in
"
Jan
9
3 75
•
Jan
*
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Jan
56
13%
$2.00 preferred
Hudson's
(
'*
'
tr*
'
Are
Sale Price
Jan
145
83
,
Shewn
STOCKS
'
Jan
133
3.50
35
35
Friday
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Home
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common—--—_—*
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:
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;
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Canadian Stock
18% Mar
18% Mar
al6
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9
v
97
Jan
Jan
11'A
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97
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p
Mar
Jan
225
31%
109
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Jan
14%
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1,385
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a
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12
31%
—l
103
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11
22
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26
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Jan
Jan
179
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20(4
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Feb
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125
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17(4 Mar
550
11
1,700
3.75
14
505
2,605
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1,825
17
24%
19
18 9
2.40
11
54%; Feb
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183i
17%
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Jan
169
2.40
18%
17%
21%
439
249
Jan
Feb
599 Mar
Jan
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119
115
26%
,
preferred
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a
17
—
Ltd—
Co
49
Jan
54(4
warrants—-..
8
79
•
8%
149
7(4 Mar
14
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warrants—:
Jan
4
28
105
149
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139
2,460
2.40
Feb
Feb
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.1
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trust certificates—:
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,
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12
249
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of Canada
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a
400
,
Feb
58%
10(4
27%
6(4 Feb
•;
425
100
59
Feb
7 Va
320 *
7%
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/
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Jan
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(Canada)
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50
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82 Va
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539
15
a
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56 Va Mar
9,980
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58%
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101
15% Feb
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214
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67
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31%
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13,705
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1,030
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&
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67
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55
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19
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-
25(4 Feb
A
26%
Jan
'
87% Mar
Jan
Mar
/
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139
101
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15%
Jan
62
12(4
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24%
v
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Mar
1.570
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32 Va Mar
Jan
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10
Feb
39
18 *
66 %;
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,
common——*
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French
659
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—
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&
preferred
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18
18
common.*
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18
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Mar
Jan
29
,
2,914
.
57
.56%.
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Walker Gooderham
Feb
11
Feb'
46%
21
Jan
/ 27%
Feb
8% Mar
142 »/a Mar
Mar
-8
109
('4
53
1
Prices
24%
3.75
4.00
'
78
.
7,450
'
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East
Jan
....
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31
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11,11600
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a__
9
Feb
45
Jan
3.75
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43
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'Feb
>25
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56
66%
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Jan.
7% Mar.
3.50 Jan;
22%:\23%%,,
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Canada. Pipeline
Steel Corrti
lRV'o Mar
219 Mary;:
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a
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199 Mar
.
class
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241A Mar
.
149 Jan .y
128
50 •%
48
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pfd.—r—
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509
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79
d—2
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39 P Mar
Feb
...-.25
,
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/
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.
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859
859
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10 >'
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:
104
.*
,
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6%
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3d
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100
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259 Jan
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1.0
137
.
Feb
15 Va
115
18 9
10
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27%
39% Mar
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1.115
10 %
-
32
;•
26%
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Mar
41
Jan
39
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29%
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18.J 15
.
16 y4
.
12
.,,
525
3.60-3.60
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12,680.
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.
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102
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80
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;
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i
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24
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;
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-
39
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Jan
1,751
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33
104
8%
72%
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Feb
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'
1,110
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10
•
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31
—
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Feb
18%
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20
Jan
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Mar
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135
8%
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105
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15
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400
15
23:%
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86(4 Mar
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11(4
84
18%
'
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13%
11
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Feb
86
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12 9
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A
10
25
Feb
Jan
7(4
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83%
*
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<2 C5
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2,825
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159
10
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6
Jan
1,170
,
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4,900
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A
preferred
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9 Va
Jan
■{).%■:
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common
6
9%
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8%
2.55
13 Va Mar
alO
4 % '0. preferred
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————_10
St
56%j Jan
Jan
•
common
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.
Jan
2.00
alO
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6%
'
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(Canada)
8
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.
720.;
.
'
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.
5%
104.
preferred.
:
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14
10.
12%
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—-——.—1
Co
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-59
,
66%
Jan
Feb
Mar
11
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69 Mar
2,729
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79
.
Jan
62%
31
common
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..
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,
809
7% Mar
Jan
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720
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Jan
.
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:
32%
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389
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.
65
35% Mar
:
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
20
Feb
Feb
62%
57%
21
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56
3.00 Mar
Feb
33
Feb
14
prexerred—,1——_—100
Feb
11
Jan
199
21% Mar
200
12% Mar
Jan
.18%
.
1,700
10
279
jr't
100
60%
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,
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60 y4
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80
Mar
9%
1,835 ;
..
989
100
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88
Mar
1,525
Mar
64
3.00 Mar
550
:
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2.047
22
53
88
2,070
249 Mar
■
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.
11
228
22
349
•
199
3.49
36%
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class
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.
.
3.00
25
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'
25
Canadian Chemical Co; Ltd icommon—*•
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Jan
55
27
-
Jan
100
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.
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22
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54.
Feb
80
109
common——.
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77
7%
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705
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29 9
63 9
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.
259
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Feb
,
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Canadian
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28
31
Jan
l'5(4 Feb
'
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28 Li
300
23
Mar
22
62 9
.
•
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26%
22 9 :
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warrants—
series
269
23
100
British
Class B
26%
.
10
23%
Jan
Jan
28%
Quebec Power
•
Quebec Telephone common—
/Reitman's Canada Ltd common—*
8.20 Mar
8%
Feb
29
„
2.00
6%
Feb
37
Feb
S'/b Mar
Jan
10 Va
18 Vet
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Jan
,/
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10
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18%
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111
3(4 Jan
9,955
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14 Va Mar
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31% Mar
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22
31%
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Canadian
Canadian
20% Mar
common
56%
14
2,145
31%
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i
Feb
10%
-Development ———_1
18
8% Feb
:, ioo
23%
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Steamship
$1.75
Mar
17%
10 VB
*—.
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14
Jan
"
—-20
preferred
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30
89
Petroleum
Page-Hersey
51
100
9
8
•
common
Dominion
&
Canada Iron
4 % 9
Jan
70
9,203
Products. common_T
15% Jan
281
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common
preferred
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Jan
25
30
20%
_————-
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Canada
Jan
34%
100
30
8%
Light & Power—_
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3.80
Jan
12
800
159
-159'
Dock Co Ltd class A——*
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Canada
Scotia
37%
3.00 Mar
34%
Jan
Roe
$1.30
Wire
Ontario
53 Va Mar
17,449
spfd——10
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Products
Gold
Burrard Dry
Canada
26
26
Jan
19%
581/2 Mar
Feb
Jan
'
57% Mar
56
2,125
17
55%
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Noranda Mines Ltd—1
51
5,665
13%
Jan
;
12,396
15%
53%
16%
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82
r
,
1,525
3.15
34%
139
*
25
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Building
6
3.00
34%
34%
83%
Feb
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26
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Corp
Jan.
53
A_
pfd_:__.
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Niagara
Jan
.
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69
3.15
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179
50
ds
Jan
22%
1079
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48
'450
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I
class
35,9
Jan
380
30 %
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Montreal
329 Mar
23
20%
—
Montreal Trust———
759
22%
•
pfd--— —110
nartic
759
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British
57%
519
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549
57%
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579
—
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18 Ve Mar
100
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16 Ve
Feb
139
•
common
77
25
pfd_
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v
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19
.
320
v.
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Jan
Jan
17%
22%
/
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preferred
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15
350
26
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&
48% Mar
Jan,
°
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,
,
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22%
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541/2 Mar
.
; 1
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10
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46'A Mar
52
,
59%
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980
18 yB
30
Lower
12%.Mar
,
Range Since Jan. I
■;.+
15%
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—-
Jan
'500
3,090
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25
preferred LA
—I
50
Pulp referred™——50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4(49 pfd
——50
$2.90 preferred
:———-50
—
preferred
25%
13
*
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High
18
3
•
52
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preferredAA.
Candy 8hops__'__^—
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12
Anglo Canadian
$2.60
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$1.40
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15
Laurentide Financial class A
46'A Mar
of Prices
(John)—
519
Aluminum
Argus Corp
Ltd
52
•
Ltd
44%
129
—
Aluminium
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
Paper common
Labatt
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
Shares
'
.
Last
Sale Price
Hales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Week's
Friday
STO CK S
;(Range for Week Ended March 23)
3c
Jan
1.50
Jan
5c
1.00
.
Jan
30c
Mar
35c
70c
Mar
90c
Jan
Jan
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
stocks
Par
Consumers
Paper Corp Ltd
Gas
Co
Couvrette
*!
common—
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Provost
class
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,
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f;;
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1
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—
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12
1
75c
75c
12%
75c
20
———,1
350
v-
12
—
Dominion
Ltd-.,
1
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Leaseholds
45c
•
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55c
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Dumont
50
Feb
Jan
20 %
Jan
100
12
TV.'
Metal
8c
4,000
55,100
35c
60c
51C '
12'/a
13c
Feb
57c
13,300
51c
Feb
Mar
Jan
26 Vi
Feb
12%
98,600
Jan
35c
21,000
24c
Mar
35c
Feb
5c
lie
Mineral
35c
35c
29c
35c
4c
500
9%c
10c
4,000
58%
59
1,200
58% Mar
5%C
3 Vic
5y2c
242,886
2%
Jan
35c
35c
35c
1,225
35c
Feb
95c
95c
1,300
c-'75c
5C
4%c
5c
11,000
153
100
40c
39c
40c
9,500
,32c
Jan
lOMtC
10c
lie
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300
3%c
50 '>■ 72 %b
Quebec Cobalt A Exnloraiion
133
2.60
110
^.British Columbia Packers class A
Mar
16c
2.30 Jan
:
4,500
3%c
pfd_50
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd
pfd
9
9%C
ioy2c
Quebec Lithium Corp...
5%
9
9c
3%c
1
...
Ltd
Producers
103
20
17
2.35
14%
Bright (T G) commonJ—„;_—
British American. Oil
:—
Feb
20c
3.40 Mar
ll%c
l
...
1st
98% Mar
101
16%
High Y
"
Jan
Teb
5.65 Mar
j
A_.
Lid
Feb
12%
25
Preferred
i'
Jan
Jan:
8,100
6.10
1
partic 2nd pfd
Steel
Gas
Quebec
9
9%c
2
...
Pitt Gold
Ltd
Jan
24
109%
"
Co
13 Va
Jan
109%
9c
32%
146,800
655
Mines
Jan
22 Va
33
44c
lie ;
.
8,500
Gas
12 %
155
..——50
Standard
: Bridge Tank
,
3.95 Mar
k"
Jan
10c
300
26c
3.55
Prime
3,355
23
101
Corp 5% preferred.^.-—_—50
preferred
50
Brazilian
Jan
:
32c
9%C
&
12%
23
-10
Traction
Bowes Co'
14Vic Jan
Jan
72
'I
3,000
8c
Corp of Canada 4%%
Feb
12%
Ltd
Power
Bowaters
•:
.
13,300
:
3.40
Oil
26
Low
2.00
Nova Scotia
5J/2%
Feb
1.36
Jan
5c
76,600
9c
63c
3.55
Porcupine
Jan
8.25
of
Bowater
Y1.60 Feb
Feb
2.75
,
14,000
9%c
Place
24sVa
33
Montreal—;
Jan
9
Feb
2.70 Mar
39,500
"
18c 19%c
i
Power
46% Mar
400
51%
of
Eiltmore
9% Mar
Mar
97c
750
3.95 ~
5%c
5c
i
class
Jan
25 y4
—10
common
preferred
Bo water
Feb
2.90
Y
Feb
67c
;
17.500
2.85
>
pfd_
38 3/4
243/4
12%
"100
Y Class A preferred.^,.
.
Mar
58%
<
Jan
7
n.
250
--v
77c A..
9c
50% Jan
"
2.840
2.95
Ltd.
19c
Pipe Lines Ltd 5%
13,432
25
12%
Preferred
14% Mar
Jan
3,000
1,500
'
35c
Jan
5c
Range Since Jan. 1
46 %
2.00
Bell. Telephone-
^
Mining Corp..
Mining Co Ltd
Shares
High
y.
Mar
Jan
13 Va
200
6c
12c
Pennbec
of Prices
44%
«
Gas_
being
one
Dollars
Ills
—
first
Low
17.
Beatty ; Bros
common
Beaver Lumber Co common—
fob
24,600
■*
9c
3.60
Pembina
Canadian
The
OILS.
and
45%
Electric
Jan
Jan
Jan
parts.
MINES
.100
Steels
Bathurst
Jan
15c
Pun clash
Ltd
Jan
Sales
2.45
class B
Barcelona
Jan
70c
8%c
Ltd.v.
6
1.53
Feb
1,500
-
37%
Explorers Ltd
I
Copper Mines (Quebec) LtdJt
Products
lie
for Week
Jan
2,000
20c
75c
25c
.;12
Jan
4.906Feb
1,358
74c
1.90
;
in
two
the
Range
•
i
Bank
Feb
Jan
45
268
10
8%c
com
dnto
list
second
'ZZZZZZ*
IIII100
common
Bank
Jan
Pacific Atlantic Candn Inv Co.
Pitt
Jan
Feb
,Vbf!J8t>
Mar
Jan
1.21
Ltd
Jan
Exchange
Week's
'IIIII25
common
preferred
$2.60
Feb
56%
1:73
•_
Mines
6c
9% Mar
6 V2c
27,700
—50
Atlas
Feb
Mar
30c
common..
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd
Northwest
Industries Ltd
the
Par
preferred
Associated
Feb
6c
73c
56%
West Amulet Mines Ltd
North American Asbestos Corp..
North American Rare Meials Ltd
Opemiska
<t'4
9%p
segregated
Expressed
common
Central
1st pfd
28 */4 Mar
Feb
Are
•
'
'
Opemisca
;
9%
V2c
Last;
Argus Corp common..,
$2.50 preferred
;
Feb
68c
8c
New
Shown
Analogue
Controls
Imperial class a
Class B A—-_Y_
Jan-
26 V
14 %c 14 %c
Mines
Prices
•
Anthes
Jan
100
6c
Uranium
8
1.10
Natural
4 Vi %
Mar
12
875
Ltd
.....
9%
1 '
——
now
STOCKS, and
•
Auto
.
5
Corp
Lake
are
warrants
4%
Vi Mar
200
.
60c
Petroleum
New
20
99,900
74c
1
Formaque Mines Ltd.
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd—!
issues
=—
Aluminium
1.15 Mar
9c
I
Co
Exchange
Algoma Steel
Mar
28
27c
10
New
New
>
ac
Warrants
Jan
48%
—
Vending
9%
84c
•
•
Royal
•
9c
Wright Iron Mines Co Ltd
Minera's
t_—*» A"
-iii-i
Preferred
Jan
274,
Mount Roval Dairies Ltd
Automatic
Ltd,---—
preferred
Algoma
Mar
75c
75c
Corp of Canada Ltd.:
Mogador Mines Ltd..
Mills
Mar,
Gas Trunk
Alberta
Mar
27%
15c
Rice
3c
Class B preferred—.
Jan
100
24
ig
Mount
9.00
2,550
I 1,100
28%
>
Minnesota
Native
9%
97/B
24
'
•
^
Mount
10c
3,450
9
5
com
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibouearaau Mines Ltd
National
12c
9%
1
Ltd
Chipman
Mining
Jan
4%c Jan
*
(tit
.
Island
Murray
2c
Class A
Jan
6%t
Feb
12c
ja
Limited
Ltd
26,700
Class A
lOVa Jan
5%c Feb
/
Jan
Feb
1,000
28%
•'
„
Pleasant Mines
4c
Atlantic Sugar
Alberta
Feb
25c
Jan
3c
930
3c
Warrants
Mount
Jan
2 Vac
Voting trust
Feb
52c
Feb
75c
11 %
12
3c
»•
.
4'4U
Mcnpre Mining Co Ltd
Corporation
7e
3c
Warrants
Feb
9c
Jan
15 y2
12
•
'■■■•..
.
Moore
Jan
Agnew Surpass Shoe_—
4.50 Mar
Feb
50
•
preferred
Mernii
3c
Alberta Distillers
Feb
52 Vi
Mar
6,200
1
.
;Y
;
Jan
26
200
/
1
Ltd
Mines
:
,
Acadia
Feb
3.90
Feb
al9%cal9%c
1
Mining:,Co
Mercury
2.08 Mar
3,000
7.500
Preferred
Jan
45
Mar
1.15
1.05
1.15
1
"A"
Distilleries
Feb
Jan
5c
Abitibi Power A Paper common
Jan
5.50
9.10 Mar
9%
Mines .LW-4—
Melchers
1.50
Jan
3.33 Mar
14c
*/2c
;.
*
Sale Price
Jan
11c
Feb
(>
250
V
4c
Paper class A—2.50
Mclntyre-Porcupine
6
500
-
Merchant
7c
15,500
Corp class
A/Class;, B
Massval
28c
600
P'-»C
Power &
21c
19c
3.45
9.20
,
,
1,000
4 y2c
!
1.80
:
.
Feb
7c
15,589
43c
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M).
,,
MacLaren
1,100
15%
Jan
Jan
4
'
Jan
19%
Feb
52
fiv'.
9c
4.00
6
;
1.63
8c
Jan
A
Preferred
1.28
2.75 Mar
44
;
9.10
Canada
1.60
Mar
290
Feb
Feb
1.30
5c
Feb
26
3.40 Mar
4 Vic
Companies Ltd class A.
Class B
YA T
a52 V4 a52 V4
I
Lamontagne Ltd class A
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp
1,450
51,000
Mar
30™
38c
Jan
11
330
3.35
Friday
1.47 Mar
Feb
9,650
4%c
Inc
1.60
•''
INDUSTRIALS
10% Jan
39c
Jan
11c
50
Lingside
Lithium
100
Mines Ltd
Ltd
(Alfred)
3all34
9c 10 VaC
"
4c
INDUSTRIAL
Feb
,1
21
4.15
Exploration Co Ltd.*
Oil
Lambert
19
\
3.40
A_
Labrador Acceptance
Labrador Min'g &
Laduboro
22%
8V2C
•
Zinc
all
3.25
25% Mar
4c
Feb
3Vic
% Mar
17% Jan
19%c
class
&
71c
9 Vac
i '■
Feb
:
Mar
1,875
Gold Mines—
Lead
;
19c
23c
'
.
Jan
1.70
.1
43.c
;
Feb
25c
9c
warrants
Addison
Kontiki
1,050
Toronto Stock
The
Jan
168
Jan
300
•
common
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Douglas
Kerr
27 Va c Mar
all 3%
•
—^_i
yVl.15 Mar
"'Y'; Y 8c Mar
Jan
3.90
.♦=.
Keely-Frontier Mines
Class
3c
8.55
55,400
19
l
...
convertible preferred
Israel Continental Oil Co Ltd
Iron
3.850
83c
•
niiii
•,?.
Mar
26c
•
Mining Ltd
6%
Jubilee
12c
1.47
2.50
Ltd
Foundation
*1—10
-
Feb
35c
•.
Feb
10%
21 '/a
Warrants
Investment
:
Lid-
Ltd——.
Mines
5Vic Mar
•
■
Jan
2.75
International
395
32
80c
'
Mar
25c
5
Ltd
Can
3Vic
150
1.34
10%
90c
Mines Ltd
Oil & Gas
Chemicals
:
25c
*
Hastings Mining & Develop.
Hollinger
Hudson's
'
1.38
.
Mines
25%
27%
6.25 Mar
23
""
10c
Mfg Ltd
Fontana
25 Va
Feb
% Mar
i
Products
Westville
,
Fleet
Ford
■.—
5.35
21
Products Ltd—.—_i
Wendell
Jan
12%
Ltd
Industries
Ltd
Co
Jan
68 Vi
Properties
Feb
Feb
1,625
Mar
4c
9 Vic
High
2,600
Mar
23%
25%
12 Va
<>
Low
6.25
22%
83c
_•
Ltd——
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
6.15
»
B—
Virginia Mining Corn—
Mining Corp—
Feb
22c
class
Associates
Hout
Shares
High
22 %
—.
Ltd-—
Weedon
Feb
"11%
302
25%
153
Mines
87c
Der
Vauze
Feb
Jan
Mar
27% c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Pano Mining & Exploration Inc.
Peralco
Jan
Van
Low
...
Vanguard Explorations Ltd-
'
12 Vi
•
Dumagmi Mines Ltd
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Fab
Jan
Jan
Jan
Par
1
1
for Week
32
Towns Electric
95c
50c
4c
1—
A
United
Jan
35c
Weld class
Nickel Corp.
Principal
13
47
54c
43c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Drummond
Corporations
Feb
Sales
Range
-1
Obalski
20
12
Week's
of Prices
Ltd—
Corp
United
75
11c
Asbestos
United
250
-
'
Gas
United
Feb
48
10c
_2—_—•
Mines
Jan
40c
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
Last
•
Mar
1.30
Jan
Feb
Union
'
i
.
United
20
j
"
Dolsan
11%
1,450
'-48 '
_5
;
20c
22
Jan
1.14
50,800
'
•
Jan
44
Jan.
19%
1,200
4,762
40c
12 Yb
■■
A
20
1.25
29c
-50
class
39%
2,823
1.22
S
David & Prere Limitee
Denault
19%
42%
1
High
Low
High
42
1
Mines Ltd
&
42 y4
*
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Copperstream
Low
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended March 23)
Friday
Week's
Friday
Consolidated
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1463)
156 r Mar
.-
,
-
>
10 '
-
Mar
Y 16% Ja n
63a
34j4
160
Feb
Jan
Mar
Volume
Number 6145
195
.
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.
Commercial
Chronicle
Financial
and
(1461)
41
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
stocks
Last
t
of Prices
Par
Pacific
Canadian
Canadian
preferred—__
Petrofinp,
Canadian Salt
Canadian
—10
Corp
class
V.ickers
Y—_100
100 >/4
•
.24
com™;.*
''Ml*
—
_I—:—i
20
Chauteau
Gai
Wines__
Combined
Enterprises
18%
►
—
.^15%
-—u.-—
Conduits- National
9
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated Building
i
common.^.
u~i
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—
Con,sur)iers Gas commpn
j
—-
8»/4
i
.
B
18%
Cosmos
.*
d
-
.
Cruslj
Internal tonal
Class
A
Ltd
Domniion
of
Dominion
Electro 'common-"
8yz
Jan
7%
Warrants
——,
Fabrics
Dominion Foundry
Preferred
; 53
*
9%
11%'
Y
9.00
9,591
Dominion
Magnesium
.
7%'
•
10
10
...f
50
!'!.; V:
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Dominion
Scottish Inv
Dominion
Steel
preferred——_50
50
so;
*
11
11, 11%.
———-•
13 ?8
Chem common——_*
20%
Coa%
_—
Dominion Stores _Y——
Dominion Tar
.\
&
PrefeiTed
—23.50
23%
13
20%
,
,
,i
21 y8
!. 22 y4
48
20,350^
23%;
Dover Industries
Dupont
Co
Economic
Eddy
Match
Trust
31%
32;
1,867
28
48
2,813
46
Feb
—•
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31
$5
Life Insurance
paid
L—_———————25
——
Exquisite
Faulty Farmer Candy—*
Federal
Farms
<
17.
class <A^-.™~~•
10
Jan
211
Y"
,
5%
3.35:
103
X:
of.
-—-—i V
FoCjuda U on. Co
Fraser Companies
French
Petroleum
Frosst
154
Canada-^——-————
^
46%
Preferred---^—-—10 A
cotmiion_j—•
370
102
:
150
-
r100
General Moto rs
:
Class
&
Products
Geheral. Steel
12%
%" io.%^
59%
59%
59%
1,345
1.20
1.00
1.20
80c
•'Preferred!
10W
i
•,
.V
Envelopes-class A--——UL-—
Goodyear Tire Canada-ii— __—*1
4% '"preferred;
Gofdon Mackay
Grand
153%
Great
Lakes
Lakes
Power
Northern
Great
*;• -
•.
18%
Class
B
-
.2^50,
—5o
" i Class
f
B
7.15:
".
.
.'
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J
50
d_—•
V6%'
Feb
l!00
:
:
17%:*.
r 200
iGreyhbiind Lines^Ln__-.U___—'1
19% *
19
•55%;,'.
* 200
•.
•
'•
16%
360
54
Farms
Harding
,>
•
,-s8%^
commonn-^--^-4-LL-.>._*
Carpets
13.
Pitfield_J^—_;-i——20c
Home &
■
Erie,
Imperial Flo" Glaze_*—L—^
X
-
Imperial
Life
Imperial
'.
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4
'3.60';
;•
V
:
Y
144
.
.
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26-
a
Inland
Inland
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•
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;53
160
30
1441
.
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Natural
Gas
4.00
">* Prefer red
6
__r__x__20
■
Warrants;
JyI—__
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'
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Inter-Provihcial .C.ommercial
Y
Products
Warrants
5.1 Vi
'«.%*.
■
;
*
4
;
..
7%'-> 7%'
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-
5%
25 Vb
-
t'
4
-
•
8%4.00 *
Y
-
1
17
18%
Feb
11%
100
11
Jan
12
Jan
1.80
1.90
2.70
1.85
>
10
8y8 Mar
1.75
22,391
3.00 Jan
Jan
3.00
240
8%
Jan
29%
29%
30 y2
1,126
29 y8
Feb
31
30%
30%'
30%
178
28%
Feb
31%
43%
43%
43%
99
41%
Feb
43% Mar
12%
13 y4
5,681
•
<__10
.
*;
.
12% Mar
15
.!'
!4_y
_1
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
Jan
58 »/4
Feb
10V4
11,107
Y
2,070
Jan
19 V2
14%
14%
200
13%
Jan
14% Mar
13%
13%
100
13
Feb
14% Feb
12%
12%
240
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
„
5,052
57%
Jan
62 y2
4,855
19%
Jan
22 %
Feb
33%
581
32%
Jan
36
Feb
9y2
1,768
10%
Jan
•
60
59
60
•
21%
21
21%
•
33 %
33%
9
Power common
^.1
;
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v
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100
.
*
:/!
8% Mar
Feb wNf/7.25. Jan
5.90
6.25
6.25
82%
82%
13
13
100
11V4
Jan
13
Mar
34 %
82%
=_10
36
432
34% Mar
'39
Jan
-*
33%
5%
21 %
100
81
20
83 y4
Mar
—•
1—
y
Credit
Mar
29
1,450
5%
5%
5
'
1
23»/2
Jan
-20
\
-42%
Jan
Jan
Y
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,
AVz Mar Y
Mar
8V2
9
Jan
Industries
925
V 470
.
8y4''
8%: ••*
4 00'4 4.25 * v:
7
•
2,486
Feb
5.00
77%
-4
9
100
23%
5,715
22% Mar
25 %
9
3,415
8% Mar
10%
27'
27
250
101
20
101
Jan
1
101
Mar
4,535
8
Feb
9%
Jan
58
1,521
57
Mar
62%
Jan
2,300
310
321
30
57
57
;
8%
=
,
2.55
310
Feb
3.25
Electric
Ltd
Ltd
Gas.
*
73'n
:™_106
56 «/2
•
6%
;
1.70
;
i 6%
1
6%
11%
*
227/b
i
—
*
A
•
:
Cotton
Can
Mill
'
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14
.
16 y„
19%
9
i
16
7%
8
4,130
6%
14,
5%
100
5
395
875
64
Mar
58%'- Jan*
17
*
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6
6'/a
9,719
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84%
85
185
84% Mar
87
Jan
10%
11 VB
1,400
10% Mar
ll7/a
Jan
11
Jan
7»/4
9% Mar
1,915
7%
9%
9y«
9%
5,260
82%
84
4,167
79
13 y4
12 y2
13%
6.150
12% Mar
16-
11
'
■
Class
A
10%
11%
1,375
10% Mar
liy8 Mar
13 V*
13 y4
13%
4.565
U'/a
13% Mar
:*
class
;
is y4
18%
22 y2
610
105
1
90 c
88c
91c
6,100
15
14%
15%
8.210
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*
10
15
16
230
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4.65
4.65
4.65
815
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11%
7,129
common.*
23
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Seven
Holdings class A
Arts
Jan
,
4.00
Jan
22%
Jan
88c
1.25
Mar
14% Mar
19
Class
A
Silknit
*
Power
preferred
preferred
Silverwood
—50
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S
K
D
Slater
Feb
16 y2
Fe b
4.50 Mar
'"5%
Jan
11%
Jan
10%
Jan
22%
12,279
Feb
26%
Jan
730
23 Vb Mar
27%
Jan
41%
41%
23%
24 y2
41%
205
39% Mar
42%
Steel
Somerville
38%
340
38
13
13
30
13
——•
•
31
30%
31%
11
10 y4
11%
3,220
12%
12 y4
13%
17,134
20
19%
19%-
20
1,993
19% Mar
51 y4
51%
50
30%
32%
2,019
———*
A
Manufacturing—..
Preferred
38%
13
*
class
common.
—
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Radio
i-
—
preferred-^——50
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32%
47% Mar
'52% Mar
*
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3.95
12%
4.32
1,667
,
4.25
12%
32
Stanley
Brock
Stedman
Feb
Stuart
class
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Supertest
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Tamoiyn
TeJtaeo
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common
Canada
Toronto
Bank
1_i„100"
=_
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1.55
66%
-
16
Jan
32
Mar
9
Jan
9%
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Feb
25
Jan
49
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95
-
4,242
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,
-
-49
19%
-
16
5%
6ey4
67
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3,421
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13
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1.35 Feb
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Jan
15% Mar
1.70 Feb
19
r„
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21 y8
Jan
56
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89
25y2 Mar
13%
455
57
89
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Jan
24% Feb
125
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Jan
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19
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15%
4.60
3.75 Mar
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19
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common—L.—.—■*.
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13
Ftb
32% Mar
Jan
28
510
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Paper
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1.55
Feb
52%
29
2,565
——
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Preferred
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<
23%
49
15%
20%
15
13%
*
13% Mar
■
87% Mar
25%
i".
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Feb
Jan
49
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32 y4 Mar
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
LL
•
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Petroleum
Industries
Jan
78 y4
13%
Superior Propane common.
Mar
=
25%
—;
14%
1,050
85%
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Oil
:
5,176
14
84%
22%
22%
^
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-
27%
Jan
Jan
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51 % Mar
200
9»/4
13%
14
85%
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25
9'/4
9 y4
*
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Canada—
Steel or
Steinberg
Feb
class
Bros
-
7
120
32
•
500
12%
4.25
*
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Ltd
Foods
Jan
4.-80
Jan
Mar
15
23
——————40
Dairies
Simpsons Ltd
Jan
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Jan
VJan
12 Vi
9.00 Mar
Feb
Feb
106
Mar
23 y4
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19V2 Mar
Jan
22 V4
100
85
100
•
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1,300
22%
100'
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preferred—
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Jan
;
•
A
common—.;—,—-*
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Foods
Selkirk
69% Mar
/
Jan
3,650
Jan
83%
*
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Stafford
;
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fi
11
Industries
Standard
2iy4
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common
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Standard
> 78
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8
6
Mar
•
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Marx
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Feb
6
►
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,
Feb
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23%
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Mar
Mar
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Jan
..
465
100
.
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Jan
6
5% Mar
21 * Jan
75.
,
,
Jan
10 y»
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20% Mar
.
Jan
11%
11 y4 Mar
-
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Jan
8
8%, Feb
615
Jan
64
13% Mar
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14
i6
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;
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100
.
2.60
Jan
6% Mar
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150
2,350
23
8%
Jan
1.85
56%
;
225
..
20%
19%
14
Paper class A
of
5%
20%
22%
-
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9%
13%
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20%
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common..-
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9%
13%
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1.70
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Jan
Jan
360
Mar
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changed to
Feb
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1.65 Mar
Feb
Mar
Feb
100 Vb
27
2.90
8%
8% '
30«
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Natural
Salada
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15.962
Jan
Jan
25
2.65
•
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Feb
8%
Feb
Mar
9
8%
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Feb
80c
Feb
23%
100
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Jan
6
9
-
common—.•___——_*
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9
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common..
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21
YY
23%
L
Pioeline
545
34
765
22
39
common——
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common'
Hersey
34%
l*
Products
27%
•"
Jan
13%
*
60 4
Mar!
Feb
21% Mar
105
14%
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Jan
78 %
Jan
Jan
0
Gas
Natural
Quebec
89
'
.
50
1,080
*
9.00
>
193/Y Mar
Jan *: 4t
47%
6%
Jan
*
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Russell
6% Jan
'
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9
Jan
18
Jan
9 y4
2.55 Mar
2,100
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.
9
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4.10 Mar 4
4"*
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135
-
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;
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Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common—
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49% Jan
.
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22
.
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360
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70c
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5 V4" /Jan
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2,610
46 %
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-
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3.60 Feb
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-
1,870
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.
44%
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563 v
325
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*
it959' warrahts',_iY^w^—_'y_--uL_a—a—
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;
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International
1.50
2.45
8%
•
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.
>5,166
19% 4'' 4
19%
2.40
Mar
22%
common-
1956 preferred
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-::'il53.Y; Jan
49% Jan > -'!-■> 5?% Jan
; 4 46
Y Feb V " "*>;i7% Mar
Y 34 '
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50
.
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49
-
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40
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10,405
49 ■•f
4.0O
4.00
5%
3T%
31 %*
14,121
Feb
Feb
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1.60
37%
8%
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Roe
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7,144
.
17 V2
17"
Y
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150
49%
75
Feb
Lawrence
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700
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103 V\ Mar
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400
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20
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35
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,
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26
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105
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'
13%
13%
24
Feb
50
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.Jan
Mar
3,251
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6.25
Jan
31
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Qlass A
—■
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:
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•*
22
35
13%
;'
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•
23
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32
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^'/ L';Mar
»••• ;
.
Feb
350
20 y8
96
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10 '
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987 .*
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,:
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-
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24%
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96
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,
3.80 Jan
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4.10
151/2
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80c
21 Vb
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President
": 5.00 Mar
1.00 Feb v::.!''.1.05 Feb
'2,342.:
17%... 17%
•
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4.60
4.25
1,500
82c
32
Premier Trust
*
1.00
,/ 5.50.
700
.
2,160
90c
Mar
19%
40
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Premium
,4
.3,05 Jan
:*'4 50% 'J an
!.
2.75 Mar
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:
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3.50
3.30
49
19
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10
;
:
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49
Jan
9y4 Mar
865
is y4
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19% Mar
Jan
"
4,870
*
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class
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Jan
17%
80
i.
23%
-
;i62'.'' Jan
;4
60
4,650
Jan
10%
51
Jan
50
19
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.:':"li% Feb
:"7
1,250,;
6%
4.75
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91%
.-an
8%
-
l0a«
2.55'
Preferred
'
Feb
6.30
5o
2.90
34 VSe Mar
Jan
9
20
Drug & Chemical common—•
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;-4,, 'll% Mar
;
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Guaranty Trust
Jan
800 ;;
.
33l/2
Feb
3iy4
I-
15%
Feb
"2,070 "
.
9% *
2.75.
•
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■
7.40
9%.
23% Mar
'
.
Feb
-31
360
57%
Mar
'16%
rest'
2.30 .'2.40
,
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55 y4 Mar'
1,995
67a
5,059
15%
Page
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18%
Feb
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Overland^
Feb
33 %
6% Mar
r-120
17%;" 17%:
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'■■'MM:":
warrants-^
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:
22 y2
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Osligwa Wholesale-
Feb
Feb
149%, Feb
41
;i,2oo
Jan
Feb
425
*
9%
49
—=™.
Ontario
Mar
15% Mar;4
4- 38% " Feb ;
60%
i;
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1.20 Mar
87% Mar
in
,
16
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Jan
10%
Feb
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;T 42%* Mar '
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Jan
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90c
Fine Foods
Northwest
Jan
•-;*r
Jan
-
Jan
22%
Jan
23%
•
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Northern Telephone
Warrants
Mar;
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'
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v;
48
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55 V4 :
; 18%
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;
-
55%
common———•
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55%
„
26%
Feb
50
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Y.103% Jan
-
->
58c
9%
9%,-/
;
Feb
21%
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9
Jan
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32%
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31
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48
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34
26
13,560
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50
class A
Y
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89
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.
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i
33%
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,
80c
75c;
3 3%
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i
Feb
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;
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common
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Class
28% Jan
! -y 4.10 YJan:
Y 20y4; Jan f-
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'656
Y
,
23%
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Niagara
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.
1,475
35
15%
400
Feb
18%
25%
100
325
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36 V2
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22 Yt
4,681
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22
14%
<
51%
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57
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.
105
4,d'«7
31%
50
—
common-—___•
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22
51%
Feb
14
Jan
33
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25%
12
•
23%
pfd
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1.15 Mar: Y
•
30% Mar,
100.
Mar
n
50
■
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;Mar'
-4.175
Jan,
3.25
100*100%
.a
———1%
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5,150
12%'
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General
18
105 105 %-
<>
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22%
22%
375
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Feb
57%
.
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3.50
V
25
300
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Mar
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18% i
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Mar
15,031 i
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General! Bakeries
.
3.50
265
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Montreal
3.60, Feb -.Y
v
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344
.
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•
26%
3:75
.18%
_Z_*
preferred
-
18%.
class A__>.__<-—_——1
Fruehaufr Trailer
Gatineaa Power
3 7a
■*•
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Moore Corp common
Mar
!46:
.
Jan
Y.66c
21%
460
13 y8.. 14%
14
Jan
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26%. ; ••'26%
'
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y 152
-
-
5%
87
104
■
.
;Mar
30
A
Light & Power
Monarch
.'y'vY 17%rMar
3.30 Mar
"
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35%
17%
22%
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Jan
64
.27»/a Mar
...
24%
103
-5
14
34%
-
'15 %; Jan
;,16»A Feb
500
56%; 56%
24%
13%
34%
Jan
Jan
.
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62-
460
rw'rt.*'.! 'U^
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Feb
Canadian Prop
C
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Mar
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p
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23%, Jan
-
11% Mar
1,365
938
30
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145
5 "
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3.30
Midwest Industries Gas—.
'
900
.
3!30
/
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100
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Fleety Manufacturing—ii-A——iL—---**'
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■
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—1
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21
17
-
3.60
1.50
23%
preferred.—
Modern
Feb
.
34y2
32
64
-
48
50
13%
16'/a-
:
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Federal. Grain
;■
64
28%!-
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:
12
i 33
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■
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11
—1
;
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■
215
11%
Players Canadian——__;—I—-•
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11
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preferred——L—yyIO
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Jan
10%
22.%
195%
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10
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V
31 y8
22
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11
Empire
16
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Eddy Paper common——__!—.
3,973
•
Fund Ltd
Ltd—
Mexican
Jan:
23ya Mar
,
Feb
' 11
4.00
•
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21% Mar
,
.
Jan
47%
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/
Feb
31%
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Investment
14 y4
IV
7,962
M
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Y4
12 : Mar
17%' 18%
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3.90
30
30
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Jan
Feb
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3.95
-50
McCabe Grain ___i___'___™_
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•
class
Maxwell Ltd
.
Mar
Jan
17%:
—
Jan
Jan
1V4
6>/4 Feb
'
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Shoes
5%%
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22% Feb
.
common.!
Textile
1.80
2.80
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4
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Mar !
101%
•
Jan
19%
'
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16
H 67%
c
10%
-
Jan
Jan
warrants
Massey-Ferguson
9.00 Mar
\
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pfd
pfd^.
Maple Leaf Mills
Jan "/
27 :
.
Feb
.
Jan
2.55 Mar
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(M)
Magnum
Feb
13
.
335
15,562
;
13% '
6l/2
3.20
16 '/4 Mar
Jan
5,505
38
i
Macleods
497/8 Mar
Y
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Jan
8%
'
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Jan
12% Mar
7y8 Mar
40
50"
Feb
2.75 Feb
15
1.70
6%
20
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62
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117
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101 4
2,380
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12%
25
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8%
4,264
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5,163
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2.70
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6
1,235
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4.50
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105
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101
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10
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15
65%
15
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60
Jan
137-
A
B
Class
Feb
21%.. Feb
20
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Jan
44
6,762
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Mar
1.50
25
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3.25 Mar
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class A
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10c
2.60
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B
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Jan
>
;
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108
5,450
11
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Groceterias class A. 1st
Class
.
Jan
2.65
6%
3
preferred
Loblaw
Jan
1.20
1,100
1,300
lo
Preferred
Jan
Mar
6 y4
10
-
preferred
preferred
Levy Industries common
't Jan
19 :
Feb
80c
1
common
$2
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Feb
8
<
488
,
,
12.%
8.40
2,455
$1.40
Jan
11%
1.50
$1.25
18,»/aMar
Y
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Jan
,
105
-
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common..*
—_
,
1.50
Jan
22'/4
.
/13 V* Mar
49%
;
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&
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Secord
Laurentide
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Mi-25
Jan
-
430
22%,
12
9
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47%
8.45
16
3.90
Feb
10%
10
common,,
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48.95 Jan
.,
18 y» Mar
i
49% "
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6y8
2.90
15
High
3.35 Mar
1
Ontario
Jan
4.1'/a
Jan
.
831
tl
23%.
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13c
6
;
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8%
.
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116
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2,210
3.30
common
107,800
10c
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Jan
19
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225
.
-
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21
8,462
.
r,'n y; 50
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Feb
i
59 y4
138
A
Gas
4.65 Feb
my: 16
Jan
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16V* Mar '
Jan
1,430
/ 10,305
3.25
138
6,300
12c
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Jan
19% Mar
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13Vi
3,215
.
115%
.
1.125
J
3.30
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Feb
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3.85
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•
common
14%
13
59%
•
30 ya Mar
14%
•
11
.
22% Mar
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Jan
.
5% Mar
892
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50
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13
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135
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,
16%
\ 300
20
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24 y2 Mar
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11
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Jan
225
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101
Jan
M 5,630
21%
19%
f
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Feb
9
8%
-,'.21%
Feb
750
9%
;
Jan
.
21
14%
,
6.50
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6.50
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14%
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99
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4.25
15%
9
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3.65
10
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3.50
■
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j.,
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45
30%
.
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8%
,
37%
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High
3.60
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Jan
25
31
18%
4.05
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20-
Mar
830
6%
30%
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14% Mar
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•
common
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6%
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Jan
200
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16%
16%
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18
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for Week
Par
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Feb
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150
24%,
31
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!
48
24
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25
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,
38%
39
14.461
18
48
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,
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Canadian
5%%
13
18
Common
Canadian
Canadian
13
LOW
26
■
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25%
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Range
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Friday
STOCKS
Shares
25%
-——
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Tire
Low
—25
Railway
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended March 23)
Sales
Mar
60
Feb
88
Jan
91
Feb
6
Jan
5% Feb
66
Feb
73%
Jan
42
(1462)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
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Par
Iron
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preferred
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Traders
5'.'o
B
•
class
Canada
Class
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24%
25 Tit
14 %
14%
37%
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>
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class
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preferred
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Pass
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Abacus
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Acadia
AND
Uranium
Acme Gas
39 %
2.35
2.35
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45 c'
9.35
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1.40
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-
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25,650
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38 %c
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Mar
159c
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Jan
31c
Jan
16c
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22c
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12c
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Glenn
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1
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25c
27c
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18c
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:
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Feb
26c 28VLc
28c
1
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15c
1
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.
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34c.
5c
47c
6.00
50c
150
2.62
Feb.
Jan
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.
Feb
27c
12 Vac Mar
Jan
59c
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60c
3.10
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27c
Mar
36c
3.85
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2.25
Feb
4c
4.90
Harrison
Jan
Mar
Jan
8' ac Mar
10%c
Feb
29c
Jan
28%
Feb
25c
Jan
39c
Jan
6,800
405
-
14
80c
16,990
3.05
11,230
1.95
36,533
■
6c
8,900
90c
7,362
4.10
267
-
24.210
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24,500
6,300
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1
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1.50
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V 16%
B
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Jan
,
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Hudson
Bay Mining
Bay Oil
4.45
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2.60 Mar
Feb
1.03
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Jan
5.35
Feb
3.70
.
84c
1.05
18c
13%
14 Va
2.25
Smelting—!—*
57''%
57%
18%"
18%
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Mines
Jan
2.85
Feb
4.35
Feb
Jack
1.80
Jan
Jacobus
Feb
1.87
Feb
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26c
t
Jan
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Jellicoe
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8c
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13c
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10c
Mar
85c
_
58
:
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Jan
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14c
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2.66
Jan
15 Ta
,
Jan
26%
'
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12%
Feb
15 Va Mar
v
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2.65
2.15
58
Jan
Mar
•
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15c
23,000
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204 a Mar
;. 17c
12 c" Feb
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;
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54c
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89c- %
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8,600
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Jan
Jan
Jan
'1.75
•
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2.55
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1
94 c
1
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89c
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37c
58c
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Jan
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30c
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29c
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60c
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1.82
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Mar
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Feb
•
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5,400
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Hydra Exploration
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20,500
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2.20
92c
1,900
*
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&
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152,700
23c
2.36
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2,046
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4
31c
59.758
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11,000
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30VuC
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Mar '••/
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Highland Bell
Feb
7.50
..
8.35
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24c
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1
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6 VLc
Jan
4.15
Mar-
•-5c -Mar
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Feb
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8.75
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33c
5.75
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50c
60c
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7c
70c
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15c
46V2C
64c
;
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28 %c
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420
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3.10 Mar
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610
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
29,200*
13c
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
195/..Number.6145
Volume
A"'
-iJ-V
I
(1463)
CANADIAN
STOCKS
Last
;
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-
,
Friday
*
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Last
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*
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Sale Price
v
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'Week's
Friday
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for Week
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3.45
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3.30 Jan
3.75
428
42c
43c
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41c
1.40
224,700
48c
1.34
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2.02
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3.95
600
3.40 Mar
10c
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10c
2,000
9ViC Feb
27c
25 Vic
28c
9,475
97c
97c
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Quebec Metallurgical
11c
39,500
6C
6,700
3.30
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1.97
Mar
2.43
5c
Jan
12c
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17 %c
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.
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2,425
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Feb
91c
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20c
1
—
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11c
Jan
7%cMar
10c
Jan
29,400
74c
Mar
88c
Feb
87,850
13,000
43c
Jan
8y2c
9,600
7c
1
75c
74c
79c
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49c
46c
51c
9c
9C
10c
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11c
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44%
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3,650
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1
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6,000
59c
66,616
47c
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2.68
2.50
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18,266
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51c
51c
59c
95,900
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V y 72c
72c
78c
9c
9c
10c
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;
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33c
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15c
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.
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15c
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.
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Jan
15c
Jan
6,440
5c
•
71c
7,450
69,025
66c
44c
67,200
3.30
2,700
1.23
—_1
34c
3.10
1.18
1.24
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44c
Jan
Jan
2.25
94c
Jan
10,000
10c
Mar
Alines—i—1
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11c
9c
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4,500
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Feb
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-
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•
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23c
21,500
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15,500
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12,550
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Jan
80c
87c
26,850
71c
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6 la c
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4c
8c
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.—
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38c
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34c
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50
27%
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2,000
12c
4c
l'a c
14,750
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1.89
1.95
2,000
27
27%
330
41c
51c
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2,350
71c
82c
39,250
70c
2.40
6.45
191,210
1
24c
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24c
9,166
49c
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49c
54c
40c
40c
47c
2,400
2.65
2.55
2.65
3,500
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1.81
38c
2.35
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2.25
2.35
19,215
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7c
20,400
50
30c
25,900
21c
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.
925
8.05
8.15
8,034
20c
20c
46c
25c
Jan
Mar
8.10
17 %c
17 Vic
19c
1.42
1.40
1.53
23 Vic
Petroleum
———
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Jan
99c
Jan
70c
7,900
64c
6c
49,800
3 Vic
26,988
1.05
1.45
20c
19c
18C19 Vic
80c
Feb
6c
Mar
1.26 Feb
15,875
93,800
15c
15c
Feb
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3,500
5c
Jan
7c
17c18 Vic
19,999
14c
Jan
22c
1.01
17,951
95c
Mar
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22c'
Jan
7.95 Mar
159,000
1.62
Jan
22c
1.41 Mar
Mar
1.90
;
Jan
35c
Feb
Jan
Feb
1.03
Feb
12c
Jan
10c
2,800
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551,850
3c
Jan
10,600
91c
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24c
87,500
14c
Mar
38c
Jan
5c
11,667
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
18 %c
20C
Jan
Mar
Jan
21c
39,500
5,150
28c
20 VaC
32c
Jan
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1
94c
91c
97c
1
20 Vic
19c
1
4c
4c
1
(H G) Mines
Yukeno Mines
21c
A
Jan
1.60
7%c Jan
Jan
1.20
Jan
14Vic Feb
Jan
4c
Jan
Jan
52c
Jan
67c
20c
Alines
8.90
76c
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1.12
50c
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Bear
18V2c Mar
6.75
19c
2.45
Jan
9c'
9 Vic Mar
15 Vic
11 %c Mar
1,05
Jan
Mar
'•
32c
Prices
1.15
18
10%
Feb
Jan
30c
Mar
Jan
2.99
Andian
National
British
Corp
—
American
Bank
32,700
32c
Mar
52c
Mar
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II,020
30c
Mar-
44c
1
1,900
lie
Jan
14c
1.38
1.45
3,100
•
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Glass
•
common
Preferred
Jan
Dominion
2.00
Jan
Linoleum
Mar
68c
Jan
11,100
20c
Feb
36c
Jan
Loblaw
5,715
54c
Mar
65c
Jan
Afaclaren
5c
5 l'a C
14,600
5c
1
68c
74c
144,450
41c
l'a
28%
2,635
27 V4
64c
73c
9,800
62c
35 lie
Mar
8Vic Jan
Feb
83c
Mar
Class
Alinn
Jan
Ogilvie
Mar
91c
Feb
Pend
35 Vic Mar
85c
Jan
29
•
Flour
Paper
39c
5,350
2.25
2.25
1,000
2.15
Feb
2.70
Jan
Yukon
6.40
2,934
5.50
Jan
6.40 Mar
79c
26,100
1.99
2.05
5c
6c
72c
Mar
1.99 Mar,
4%c Jan
39
12%
11%
•
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22%
39%
12%
26Va Mar
39
Feb
39% Jan
42
44
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Jan
23c
285
78
Mar
100
660
50
14% Jan
23% Jan
21
Jan
34
Jan
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26
Feb
23 /a Jan
51
Feb
451
1,584
24
27
320
500
53
25
53 %
200
212
2.26
2.26
24
27
-
24%
24%
53%
•
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Cons
52%
52%
54
48c
4^c
48c
1,500
35
:
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125
—
—
Mar
Jan
Mar
82y2Mar
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27
32
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Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
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25 % Mai
55
Jan
2.30 Feb
2.10 Jan
52% Feb
46c
Feb
255
1,169
1
Alar
8.30 Jan
24%, Jan
_1
Mines
Zelters
74c
22%
2.50
common.
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'6.10
15
26
22%
2.50
Price Bros
Jan
82 %
61
7.65 Feb
597
42
25 ya
2.50
Ontario
15,645
2.50
;
A
B
&
4,286
21c
15
__
42%
81
82 y2
.
25 y2
I
class
35% Jan
19c
190
•
Inc
33% Feb
59
Feb
220
2,072
2,092
»
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper
1,650
60
41%
—
42%
10
Oilcloth
35
8.15
26%
41 y2
26y2
•
i
Paper
9lA Mar
40
Feb
10
Jan.
60
•
Oil
8% Mar
38% Jan
9/2Mar
8.00
26y2
—
High
Low
20
101
14
8%
39
9Vi
39
9x/a
33%
—
35
5
Canadian Gen Investments—
-
9x/a
*
Note
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canada Ss Dominion Sugar
11c
1.36 Mar
_5
*
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Newfoundland Development
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
8%
8%
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
*
•
Corp
Anglo
Asbestos
40c
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
32c
26 %c Mar
Feb
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
Feb
2.60
5c
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
STOCKS
Feb
9.00 Mar
68c
Shown
Mar
10y2c Jan
—1
20c
Feb
Jan
56c
1
:
Toronto Stock
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
56% Jan
50c
•
Jan
36
Jan
1.02 Jan
2.28 Feb
7%c Jan
13.666
8c
Jan
27c
3d. 300
20c
Jan
28c
Mar
6.lie ..7.lie
62,500
5c
Jan
9c
Feb
_
3c
12c
69c
9 Vic
class
Zinc
&
Canuck
11c
27C
Jan
17c
Feb
8.10
1.16
1
Vic
Lead
748
1
Inlet
Surf
30c
IV'aC..
Feb
2.09 Mar
67
Jan
9
8c
26c
Feb
13c
1
6.75
9,900
65 c
24,000
1.00
700
-26,353
528
39c
1.00
14,500
r
66c
•
8.50
-
Jan
8c
Jan
8.50
Wright-Hargreaves
8 lie
:
73c
Feb
1.84
Feb
1.31
35c
Feb
8c
8xic. 9 lie
14%o Jan
30c
Feb
5c
66c
1
Petroleum
Decalta
36c
9C
8,567
10,200
.
Jan
1.45 Mar
8.40
66c
*
West Malartic Mines
11c
2.00
16c
81c
1.80 Feb
58% Mar
20c
1
Westburne Oil
Western
30c
.■
20c Mar
1.40 Mar
27,200
5,306
17c
8'AC
1
Jan
5,000
1
Feb
•
Jan
11c
4,375
Windfall
Mar
73c
24c
25 750
1
85c
'
Jan
25c
Winchester Larder
50c
I
Jan
17c
1.60
Western
Jan
6.35
9.50
6 VaC
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jan
1
Royalties——_1;
Jan
1.45
Jan
38o
Rouyn Gold
Jan
8.05
6 Vac
Mar
72c
28
2.06
31,200
1.55
Mar
1.58 Mar
1,100
7,875
Jan
1,400
72c
Jan
Jan
6.25 Mai"
40c
4.00 Jan
8,130
•
Feb
14 % Mar
Feb
6,464
16,010
B0«
21c
Mar
7.95
85c
•
20c
Jan
5.25
7.30
43c
17,900
13
35c
7.90
Westates
37c
1.62
4,085
1
Jan
30c
1
....—X
31,940
1160
72c
122Vic Mar
11 Vic Jan
83c
1
4,632
40c
4,300
Nickel
Petroleums
1
Quebec Ascot Cooper,—
Quebec Chibougam.au Gold—
-Quebec- Labrador Develop
6.25
38c
1,000
41c
-•'
14%
5.80
40c
20,000
30c
-
Jan
Mar
1.96 Feb
Jan
—*
Wespac
1
•
Ltd
13%'
5.85
18c
4c
Lake
Dalhousle
Ltd
13 %
76c
Consolidated
Producers
.
15 Vic
Jan
Gas
19C
19c
BOc
Jan
Purdex: Minerals
19c
"•
12c
83c
59 c
'
7c, .; Jan
14c
41%c
60c
Jan
15c
Jan
Jan
2.30
23c
Jan
Jan
64c
-
Feb
15%c
32c
9c
5.65 Mar
56c
11c
Jan
14Vic
454,233
*""1,866
1
Alines
Mar
Provo
25c
30,200
21c
1
Vespar
35c
-i
22.250
17c
25c
13 %c Jan
14,075
—•
60c
16c
1
Zenmac Metal Mines
32,000
54c
'•'>
Jan.
56c
1
Exploration
Zulapa Mining
18,200
21c
1.35
Jan
15c
56c
1.53 Mar
35c
9 Vic ,Jan,r
1.65 Alar'
15 Vic
Vlolamac Alines
Jan
6.15
56c
1.62 Mar
Jan
56c
1
:
Jan
J 16c
2iy2c
Mar
1.55 Mar
Jan
•35c
20 Vic
1.70
16c
Ltd—
""16,090
60%
16c ;
Airways
1.75 •'
1.55
Feb
Mines
1.65
58%
Feb
Preston
1.65
1.60
10c
Prospectors
45c
Mar
20c
,
25.249
59%
10c
■
3,500
15c.;
*
4,000
Oil
55c
1
51,825
Prairie
50 c
10 Vic
Mines
37,625
—
8Vic Jan
Ventures Ltd
Vauze
13c
-
3,500
1
29c
—
10C
1
Consolidated
111/aC
Powell
■
Vandoo
12 lac 13 VaC
-
t c
Upper Canada Mines
261'aC
Place Oil & Gas
r
v
United Reef
12c
Mines
9c
1
Oils
13c
Gold
II,700
135,663
1
Fortune
28c
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
•
United
1
Uranium
48c
•
United New
I*
Crow
31c
43c
16c
Jan
30 Vic
Jan
1.20 Jan
Jan
66c
*
—
Ore
75c
15 Vic
United Mlndamar
International
Pitch
83c
28,650
•
1,500
Piokle
h
13,300
105,675 "
1
:
7c
5.80
•
88C
1.44
45c
1
11c
52c
—1
Jan
1.65
v
12Vic Jan
30 Vic
Hill
2.92
Ltd
Feb
Mar
45c
Jan
Alar
1.24
Jan
38c
Mar
1.52
1
—;
2.85
Co
1.80
24c
Jan
1
Buffadison
1
Oil
32c
.1
s
United Asbestos.
2
Phillips
1.47 Mar
12J/2c Jan
5,715
4c
2.85
4%c Jan
12,000
5.90
-
•
14,800
15c
Mining- Corp
74c
1,000
6,000
10c
I5y2c
1
Mar
23,490
.1
Shawkeys Mines
Gold
Mines—
Mar
9c
17c
83c
Jan
25c
1.27
•
Consolidated
Gold
8.35
Feb
Fbe
13c
1
Peruvian Oil & Minerals
Petrol Oil & Gas
Alar
7c
11 Vic
•
Ltd
6.95 Mar
Jan
6c
:
18c
38c
,
Feb
8c
16,765
11 Vic
55c ' Jan
v
36c
16,100
•
1.16
—
8.50
Perren
-
Canada Exp Ltd—A.—
Transcontinental Resources
Jan
5c
58c
9c
20
35,908
•
Jan-
1.50
1
Trans
7%c Feb
5c
57c
.
4c
•
1.45
•
j.
i
Young
;
11,000-
15 Vic
13 %d
1
Jan
1.1c
;
-
Feb
35c
1
16c
-
Jan
Jan
4Vic
9c
1
Mines
Jan
14 lac-
2.85
Jan
1.64
29c
8c
1.16
11 %c
>13c
Feb
405
23c
,
1.37
7,750
9c
Jan
17c
13 %c
20a
Oil
19c
8c
26c
1
'
7.75 Mar
&
19c
1
Jan
Jan
248,000
7.10
*
12c 13 /aC
160
Exploration
5c
6.25
10c
1
8.25
Gas
4Vic
Jan
15c
11c
II,125
8c
7.00
1
Lundmark
Yellowknife
-
Exploration
—*
Petroleum
Yankee
.
1.80
2 9c. 30 Vic
6c
Jan
1.93
27,700
8,320
Yale
8.10
Permo
7 Vac
Jan
31c
31% Mar
69,000
13c13 Vic
Jan
8.10
Peerless
29c
——-I
A
13c 14 Vic
1.73
Jan
47c
1.50 Mar
36c
Jan
."A
20c
19,770
Jan
6.30 Feb
Mar
95c
Jan
14 Ye Mar
PCE
16c
14c
1.56
14,350
65c
12,937
Pax
1.50
17c
24,905
2,300
11c
15 Vb
Paymaster Consol
1.50
35c
Mar
21c
Jan
1.35 Feb
20%c Jan
39c
Jan
1
Canada
122,474
6.85
Jan
14 la
of
3,000
22c 31 %c
31%"c
37c
1.00
Mar
14 y2
Pato
5,620
27c
1.58
9c
124,800
Patino
38c
27c,
37c
37c
16c
*
v
37c
1
50c
95c
44c
62c
Paramaque Mines
5.40 Mar
82c
Jan
46c
:
Jan
1
2.25
Alar
50c
—
5.00
Weedon Alining
Mar
i
Porcupine
800
Werner
Jan
61c
Osisko
Petrol
4.80
•
Feb
28c
Lta
1.45 Mar
Feb
1
42 %c
15,600
.
29%C
Pamour
Jan
4.15
•
Jan
i
Pamoil
Jan
1.35
5.20
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
30c
Ormsby Mines
Palliser
4.85
I,850
14,153
5.10
69c
Jan
i
Warrants
16,900
1.45
4.25
Wasamac
Jan
*
Pacific Petroleums
6.05
1.45
4.15
Waite Amulet Mines
28
Feb
nil
Mines
5.75
4.20
Jan
7c
Feb
Jan
21c
i
Lake
5.75
18c
Jan
8c
Jan
Gold
Orenada
27,062
1.93
Jan
Jan
2iy2c Jan
Mar
Mines
Orchan
25c
1.53
4,750
5,100
_90c;
4
1
22c
:
Jan
1.03
37c
2,231
5c
—
22c
1.53
49c
1
Oils
8,525
Jan
4c
•
17c
l
Okalta
1.13
1.75
1
10c
Mines
Oleary Malartic,
Opemislca Copper
1.09
15 %c
44c
13VaC
Metals
Rare
Jan
1.09
1
9laC
Oka
13c
1
A 17c
■'
Obas&a
Jan
26,850
—__35c
9 ',2 C
O'Brien Gold Mines-.
9C
16,622
5c
—_—
Cons
A 45c
—
35,000
1.85
Iron_
1
-20c
Ltd
Oils
Mines
Norvalie
A
9 Vic 10%c
:9c
3.10
1.85 Mar
25
6.20
Northspan class A warrants—,
"Northern
Feb
'
78c
———.
Jan
7c
Jan
15y2c Mar
Jan
6
1
Rankin
'
Jan
■
'•
•
.
2.83 Mar
58,300
18c 201/2c
20c
Jan
"
41c
Mar
3,635
"
•
41c
1
7c
Mar
2.89
'
■
Jan
41c
Jan.a
Mar
12c "■
1
6c
—
1.62
Jan
19c
6c
2.81
,_1
Coldstream
ANorbh
Feb
Feb
31c
5c
6y2c
Exploration
Jan
Jan
4c
3,500
;
"
5c
"'-Warrants
North
Northgate
6 Vic
13 %c
16c
5,500
31c 33y2c
•
——-—
Jan
5y2c Mar
64c
21,200
'
41c
Oils
Canadian
52c
Feb
Jan
5c
Mines
Mar
•'
'
'Preferred
42c
Alar
15c
15,500
v
5c
Ltd
United Keno
Jan
13 %c Alar
1.35
3,300
5c
1
United Canso
Jan
25%c
Jan
Jan
18c
5c
1.82
Contact
United
10y2c Jan
Mar
Mar
20c
5c
Mines
•Union Gil
1
Jan
8c
47c
4,100
5c
24c
19y2c
Ltd—:—
Northcal Oils
1.49
1.45
,
II—1
—
North
56c
4!ac
#
-Normetal
14c
22laC
24c
:
—.
> Norhoau .' Alines
Norgold Alines
Norlartic
1.45
1
1
-Gold
Acme
1
5c
8c
:
26,293
"5,525
70c
Mar
•
.
A 10,500
51c "
55c
1
——.
Nipissing ^Alines. ———!
.
nsNot
I
6c
-9y2c
; 14c
.
.
Smelting——
&
6c
'9c
'!'" 9c
'
Jan
8c
1.49
Union
Feb
Jan
1.20
'
38c
1
Ultra
10 Vic Mar
Jan
51,000
23,500
1
Tribag Alining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
v
Feb
5x/ac Jan
Mar
5 y2c
36c
A
56c
8c 10 %c
Jan
10% Mar
1.84
Triad Oil
Jan
.
28c
.!
Jan
47c
14c
"
Feb
6q
14c
.
„
Feb
21c
A A
1
Rouyri.-Merger—;_——.
Senator Rouyn
!-4 ._—1
<! -Niclcel Mining
.
Jan
7y2c
39c
-New
*;
Jan
29c ;
.
Mar
16c
7c
,! ,18c
*
.
•;
.
.67,400
v.
A
37c
-New AXylamaque Alining. & Smelt- Ltd_l
I—1
Newnorsth Geld Alines
!
&
Jan
16c
!,
Jan
5 lac
»
Alines—
M
4x/2c
8c
85c
1
i
Alines_
r-New'Manitoim
■
lac
11c
9%c
4%c
Jan
36c
Jan
21c
7c
Mar
10 %c
Towagmac Exploration
J
——;—
■
,
3%c Jan
Feb
Tormont
5y2c Feb
/A
7%c Jan
2,700
1,500
25 JAc 26
10c
:
8c
Jan
—i*
1
!
—..-New- Jason Alipes—
Jan
Feb
5c
Torbrlt Silver Alines
Mar
20c
-
9.20
17c
1
Tidal
3.95 Mar
Mar
4c
5c
•
11c
Jan
15c
27c
12c
1
—
5c
1,000
22c
Harrieana——L;"——
Hosco
14,550
-
14,875
101,200
5c
5c
9 y2c
'
-
i!
A,
1
29c
8%C
_~50c
4
:
10c
10,000
1
•
50c
1
Nickel
Thompson
13y2c Jan
Jan
r'-V-: 21,600
4c
27c
2iy2c
AlinesJ—
Goldvue
2.35
19,000
15c
1
—.—
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6 lie
Li
■
'27c.
1
.—.—-—
.---Nervv Continental .Oil of Canada—
•
4y3c
_X
-New
.
-
5%C
15c
—
New-Aihona Alines
•
5%C
—1
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..-Nello Mines
3.95
3.45
8,600
27,859
6c
9.80 10%c
Taurcanls
1.41 Mar
„
Feb
-A
Tombill Mines Ltd
•
2.15 Mar
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Alines
Territory Alining
1
Mar
3.75
.;
2.00
5c
Exploration
Sylvanite Gold Alines
1.64 Feb
.
Jan
1.70 Mar
—X
Sunburst
Jan
86c 1 Jan
Feb
59,000
,
8c
Mar
Jan
1.40 Mar
-900
—1
—
Oils
Uranium
Sullivan
Jan
Feb
15
Jan
21c
41c
3.10
Jan
;
5c
Sturgeon River Gold
Mar
18c
.
>•
18c
Sudbury
Feb
35c
*
Mar
70c
7§c
Feb
29c
1,700
-
,.
1.70
1.15
19c
-
Feb
1
Mines
Rock
-
•
Jan
Jan
7Vic
49c
Southern Union Oils
Steep
>
1.42
80c
.
1
Steeloy Alining
12x/2c Jan
Mar,, '
13%
12,642
5c
71c
72c
1
1
—1
:
.-
Feb
24c
1.03
Jan
9c
66c
—1
—_—
Mt
70c
12c
Stairwell Oil & Gas__
.
1,250
—B0o
Alines
■
Stai'ratt
Feb
24c
12c
—
Standard
Stanrock
;
Feb
16,967
15,927
.,
14%
14%
14 y2
—1
Mines——
Ore
3.00
65c
56,050
1.70
Spooner Alines &
Jan
Jan
17,600
35c
150
;—;
'Mill City Petroleums—
Mining Uorp
v
'
': 8Vic Jan
Jan
2.40
5,900
26c
X
,—*
•
Midcon Oil—'
Midrim
.
Jan
63c
I,175
12c
2.01
Sherritt Gordon
Sigma Alines Quebec
Siscoe
Feb
20c
87c
1.40
Silvermaque
.Mar
Mar
1.50
10%
Petrol
Silver Aliller
...
Jan
62c
11c
Uran—
Gold
Silver
51% Feb
Jan
50c
18,100
A
Jan
14c
Jan ; ;
6c
56c
McWatters Gold -Mines;——
12
va
'
> 56c
McMarmac
-
Jan
13c
*
Jan
7c
"
570 Feb
Jan
■
;
71c
Jan
...2.00
!; Satellite Metal
■Security Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold
Feb
Jan
9c
18,050.
*
Mar
43c
1.42
Gold
Sarcee
Jan
16,250
!
Oils.
Mai'itimes Mining Gpi'P—
-
,
: '
12c
9,400
10c
Marigold
Jan
20c
15c
9c
9c 10 Vac
9c
'.
Jan
Feb
13%c
'
1
—
26c
-
13y2C Mar
A
8c
Mines
Marcon ALLnes:
lOVaC
131/aC
Maralgo
17y2c
6,690
;
Feb
-3%c Mar
10,520
;
50c
5c
Mines
River
Feb
17,000
25,300
2.01
—
Sand
.
20c
55c
82c
——1
San: Antonio
'.Jan
15c .Mar
••
56c
1.47
10%c
Mines
10% Feb
50c
1
—
Athabasca
21,541
-
Feb
9.25
52c
—1
—!
Alines
Rockwln
3x/2c Jan
84c
16c
07c
Rowan Consol
Ryanor Alining
5VaC; Jan
4c
2 lie
15c
II Vic
Minerals
Roche
.
5,300
Jan
16c
I
.
Macdonald
Algom
Rlx
Jan
.
Jan
15 %c
Rio Rupununl Mines
Jan
2.35
1.15
Mar
53c.
Rexpar
!
1.16, Jan
.
2,10 Mar
Jan
13c
2,604
,
56c
Reliable
4y2c Jan
9,350
-
4%c
4c
•
,
1.05
>
1
-
2,600
v
.
.
31c
Feb
Jan
9,730
5c
2y2c
85c
,
—;—-———V
Uranium
4y2c
2%c
Malar tic Gold Fields--;——2
25c
3%c
5,000
.
1.07
2.10
4»/aC
.—.——1""
Magnet Gons' Mines;.-*—
--Majortrans
Maneast
'3
2.13
.Madsen: Red- Lake-————;-ly
*
«•
27c
25c
26c
3VstCi
3.15 Mar
2,946
12,300
'
92c
4,027
10
1
Reeves
Feb
3.60
•
11,050
14c
.
Jan
Mar
13c
Nickel—
Ranger Oil
Ray rock Mines'
Realm Alining
39c "Jan
j»."
Feb
1
Raglan
,
Jan
Jan
Jan
32c
Jan
9.45
13c
Radlore Uranium Mines-
5%c Jan
10c
'
8,000
;
Feb
1.81
150,375
6%c
3.20
Feb
97c
25 Vic
5.15
17c
9.45
1
I
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•
Manitou
.Queenstown Gotd Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum-_
*
.1.67-Feb
High
3.65
Mhies_
15Vic Jan
30c
12,500
10c
10c
;Jan
Feb
1.74 Mar
5,200
y. V
32y2c
;
Lynx -YDHovknife Gold Mines———*1
.
v
1.46 Alar
3c
1,000
1.78
54c
..
8c
262,000
3y2c
1.74
'33c
1.99
1
Mines,--—
%c
; 3%c
'
—-—ill—_1
Lonvioourt Goldfield iliL-i
—1
-
12c 14
1.46
4,550
■
.
1.74
Loracro trranium. Mines
•
.
13MjC '
3y2c:
-Lencourt' Gold .Alines;————
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Low
3.90
-Quebec
4.25 Mar
Jan.
1.55
A
Feb
1.15
3.75
42c
;50c
Latin- American
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Quebec Lithium. Oorp—
.
•3L25Jan
*
Langis-Silver.-'-——.—;—1
•
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Low
Jan
'
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•
2.60
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"Low
450
3.10
.
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Landa
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>
636
43
12c-
Jan
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furnished
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Dealers, Inc.f and other selected sources.
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Volume
195
Number 6145
Commercial
The
.
Financial
and
Chronicle
(1465)
i.
■
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Bid
Mexican
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preferred
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100
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31
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4.20 Mar
1.55 Mar
2.80 Mar
1,800
200
4.00
3.50
4.00
3.50 Mar
4.20 Mar
1.75
1.70
1.75
500
1.70 Mar
1.85 Mar
1.25
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4.00
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1.25
600
1.15 Mar
1.70 Mav
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2.90
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3.50 Mar
1.70 Mar
3.50
25c
..
10c
Electronics
Development
Sale*
Range
of Price*
"A"—II—5c
""units".
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"
Week's
Low
Cable-
Procedures
Chemical Co——,
Camp
Golconda
7%;
14'
>15%,
vl 22%
'
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52
Sale Price
,17V4
_
Tenney Corp class' A,1
Tex-Star Oil & Gas
.Corp-/—--1
59%
31
Range for sales fer week ending March 18
18%
15V2
Corp.
___1
56%
——25
State Street B ft T
5%
-
16%
.
10
48%
34 %
88%
-
Sterling Nati Bank ft Trust Co
(New York)
15
STOCKS
4%
5%
"
43
31%
*
National Stock Exchange
4%
4%
1
10
-
State
Valley Bank & Trust
19%
.
Y__5
(Phila)
„8%
••.-5%
*
Gas Lines
N
49
48%
7%
!
Inc
Sav
I
Bank
63
6%
3%
'
Inc
&
Providence
Industrial
29%
17 %
Ltd
Nat
Tr
5
L
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co_10
Hudson County .National Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City )—8
Industrial National Bank of
21
B__10c
_1.
Corp
Temperature Engln
Tenax
Trust Corn
Harris
38%
45
—5
of
Girard
22.
5%
Bk
York..
Ask
45%
Natl Bk (NJ)_1
34%
32
Bank
Rochelle—
Natl
Bid
58%
(Chicago) 20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
62%
65%
93
Dallas.—,10
of
Westchester
New
Franklin
241
36
—
•
of
•;/7%
11
3
Television Shares Mangment
Telex toe
lO'/a
34%
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J)__—j6'/4
First
32Mi
27%
25c
com
Co —__•___;
40c
Telechrome Mfg Co class A—10c
26%
9%
47
N
First
16%
19%,
.—67c '
Inc.—
Telecomputing
36%
(Camden
First
22%
229
"
Tele-Tronics
35%
I
.
/
*
Corp 20c
33%
r.
.
.7 20
A—50c
Technical1 Animations cl
Technical Measurement
15%
9%
class
Taylor Fibre Company
Taylor Instrument Co
14%
1
Inc___L
Co
4%
11
68 y4
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25 Va
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15%
30
_5
4 %
.
.
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Industries
Taylor Devices.
5%
1
Corn Ltd—.
Puritan Fashions Corp.—
1
Tastee
11
*
Purex
'
29%
.12
*_1
_1
Indus./—25c
/LL____J_
1
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking
21
61
9%;
60
63%
63%
5
.,91/4
.;...5%
V/7%
i
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Northern Trust Co.
"
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^*
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Electronics
5
40c
1—
13%
19 Va
5%
28
Trust—
——
New
•North
87%
58
First
23%.
•
82%::
56%
Co
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\'4% " ,''%/5%
L—*
common
5
No Carolina
21%
25^
.
New
365
(N Y)_
10
Bank Stk Corp (Minn) —10
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
/
237/a
Industries
Inc
Tamar
10%
,14
Company Inc—
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc
Punta ,Alegre Sugar
Corp
' -v—T
21%
9%
Mex
5l7/a
*
>
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Taft-Broadcasting Company—^l /^.'20%
,*.'=-"2f /»• ; Talley Industries Inc
1/ ,'6%
12%
1
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Systron-Donner Corp
6%
;
Homes
s
Hall
Swank
10 Va
New
Products
/4
6 Va
Publishers
.'J Purolator
36%
9%
New
350
..
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59%
•
10c
_•
of
4
10c
Petroleum
Public Svc Co
16%".
79%
20%
*
Professional Golf Co______l_50c
Progress Webster Elec_:
1
Pubro
54%
First
Corp
/ 10c '. "* 5Vz-?;.6%
Superior Mfg & Instrument_50C
>t-. -6% <
* 7%,
Super Market Distributors Inc_l
; 9%
V 10%
Susquehanna' Corp ——L—l ; " 23% '
257/a
16%
.
Crest
Superior
31%
22
•
25c
Corp
Producing Properties Inc.!
•
12%
Corp_____1
Microwave
59
50%
.46%
,
36%
29%
5
Corp of America
Premier
55% A
43 ¥2
First
8%;
5%
,
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B ft T_15
Natl State Bk of Newark _—8.25
,55%
(Newark)
Of
New
Fiduciary Trust Co
19y»
______'22%
24%
strategic Materials Corp—_—1
13% •/'15%'.
strawbridge & Clothier
.——5 "
23 .:"
24%
Stubnitz Greene Corp com__
1, '
.8%
9%
Superior Electi ic Co—'■ 21 /
.]23', ;'
J 8%
74%
i_____l<)c
Electric'"~Co__7V2
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Instrument -Co—^
Potter
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Market' Co__.
Loan & Finance Corp A-il"
Statler Hotels Del Corp—10c
r;Stein
,7%
;';;Tl%
/ 8
A_/2 1 Ll7% ;L
Inc
State
Steel
10%
Piedmont Natl Gas Co Inc—50c \
15%
Pierce & Stevens Chem
Corp2_2 "\ liV2
Pioneer Aerodynamic
System_10c
3%
Pioneer Natural Gas
Co—3.75 '
34%
Polychrome
—;
14%
*;• 9%
Playskool Mfg
_i
Plymouth Cordage Co_;__J___25
Plymounth Rubber Co
5
■-
Star
v
7%
L /6% :
;_1
-
39%
ll'/4
'•••■;
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Prod
Stanley Home Products Inc_x._5
43 V2
Stanley1 Works I—'' 22%
29%
13%
Philadelphia Sub Water Co_3.75f
.
Standard Motor
Standard'
Rggister Co com_Tj_lL, L 6^- '•/- ■"•■'• 68
->
Jstandard Screw',Co•'
"5%'
22p/*.24%
,...
11
.
*
; 18*:
-
52 y4
Union
131%
ioy8
—
—10
Fidelity
91%
12 y8
5
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Trust Go
20%
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
Trust Co..—10
r„.
3n
Pearce-Simpson Inc _______50c
Pearson Corp*-—LL/I_L25C
L;: '4%'
Pendleton Tool Industries Inc_l
27..;*;
Pennsvivania Gas & Wafer.Co_*.-/.3"}%
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
CoL-11|r]
9%
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash_10c ..' 6%
''
_50
241/8
8%
National Newark-ft Essex''-';. «;./,••
Banking Co (N J)
10
39% /
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12%:
64y4 -
•
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(S F).10
251/8
22
/••'
National C5ty Bonk (Cleve)
National Commercial Bank ft
50%
64
80y4
22
*
(Buffalo)
National Bank
432
•*'
17 V*
Companies
National
91 y4
86%
410
•
/
:
75%
1
Monmouth Cnty
-
71/8
16
/1
National
Bank___10
Brook Nat! Bank—5
Mellon Nati Bank ft Trust—10
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
•;".
93
-
5
Trast
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
Fairfield County Trust Co
41 Vo
_10
Corp
Maryland
50%
70
81%
t
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Patterson (M P) Dental Supply •
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Pauley Petroleum Iuc___
,
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25%
6%
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-
,
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Crocker-Anglo Natl, Bk
Panbramic^Electron. cs ,Inc__—l' i l3 % % .',''15%
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87%
*
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Trust Co (White Plainsr
yl~ New Ybrk)
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-
271/2
8
1
Manufacturers ft Traders
37%
66%
.
lit Bank
444
-
47 >•'■»
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'
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59%
64V4
Co (N J)__ 10
Connecticut Bank & ,Tr Co. 12 Y2
Continental
25%
5
Par
-
35
.10 /
Cleveland Trust: Co
Commercial Bk of North
CConnectlcutiNati
1
Co
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank ft
Trust Co
(Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
5
58%
*.;■
83
Citizens,«fe Southern National
:■
14%
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—
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Bank
•
41%
13%
Corp
Corp
Ask
T & S A
__^
2%
38%
1
Expressway System cl A 25c
Yardney Electric Corp
__25c
Yellow Transit
Freight Lines_l
York Research
Corp class A
1
Zonolite Company
_1
;;.Eum Industries
10
6'/4
1%
5
A
Yale
60%
8V2
13%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_.12%
,
"
,
11%
Camden Trust Co (N J)
——5
Central;Natl Bank of Cleve^*16
..24%//;r;;.:/.y.
,.
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10%
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.
4.x
5%
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis__20
St Trust Co (Phila)—5
,
33%
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76%
4%
_1
Chemical
Wyandotte Chemicals
Wyle Laboratories
25%
72%
1
Bank
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Develop—'10c
Capital Uoi*p—^_1
23 V2
Corp
America
HVa
53%
Corp class A„
Wurlitzer Co
6%
22
lCc
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Bankers
L'20
;21.^;.'
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.
5%
20%
—5
Bank of New York.:
is %
South Shore Oil.
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v/ 27 V4
48%
45
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•
6%
10%
50%
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Inc
Bank of Commerce
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6%'
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Homes
5%
10
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10c
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Par
84%
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Wood
Bank and Trust
:■ ■'
17%
10%
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22 %. "
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23
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt—*
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9%
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Mills
Inc
of
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20%
Vernitron
Bank
10 y4
3%
Wometco Enterprises Inc
12 V2
18%
9%
4
Elec
21%
Inc.—,
31%
,31%
3
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20
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26%
-
11
2
49%
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9%
Wolf
Veeder
Fair
Victor
30%
5
Witco
*
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28%
Wise
Co—
-
3Va
12.50
53%
Mfg
41%
2%
42%
Vector
23%
35%
10c
31%
Varifab
,,
60
33%
49%
13%
,:
33 V4
7.50
Winston-Muss Corp
4
39'A
Vanity
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.'26%;:,
16
29
■
37
'
56%
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Wisconsin
10c
26%
34%
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19
24%
30%
Gibbs Sewing
33 Va
Camp Sea Food Co
1
Vance Sanders &
Company__50c
84 V*
26 y4
17%
31%
Win-Chek
31'/a
5
79%
24%
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47 V*
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38%'
23
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29
Willcox ft
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9%
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Wilcox
7%
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44%
•
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Corp
"
16%
18%
5
11
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Vahlsing Inc
12%
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14%
Whiting
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15%
32 %,
36%
Co
.
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10c
7%
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Vacuum Electronics
6%
Whitin
9
-
10
Telephone Co__
Corp
&
8%
10
1 *•
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24%
va
7%
,
27%
5%
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13J/2
17 y8
Simplicity Mfg Co clagB A_____i: r.20%
.•
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40%
Skil
43.
...,
3%
Lines..
Mining
21%
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Company
Weyerhaeuser Company
White Shield Corp
29%
2%
Technical Industries
Utilities
Inc__
Utilities
Western
5%
10
&
20
*
39%
A_I
Western Mass
Companies
Western Natural Gas Co
Western Power & Gas
4%
10
com
Coast
23 V*
26 V*.
37
Telephone—5
72
1
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Leasing Corp
1
Realty Invest—_•
Servateria Corp_l
Const
;
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•
—
46 y«
21 %
24 %
Manufacturing Co_5
Westcoasfc Transmission Co
•
Western Kentucky Gas Co
5
Western Light &
30%
.
27
Upper Penninsular Power Co__9
Uris Buildings
lOc
-
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34%
•
58
yya
287/a
5V2
43%
Point
54%
Truck
>8%
Co
Co
West
5
Sugar Corp
Utah
1
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Power
States
39%.
Prod,Line—-Llc^
Oklahoma
Power
Gas
Corp__.
11%
•
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Perm
States
<•
18 Ys
10
Corp
West
United
6
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West
—
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17 %
27%
17%
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15%
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61%
!*>%
United
(Del
28%
34%
States
2
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cl
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24%
14
United
26%
Co_
57
•
37 %
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5%
49-/a
24%
Sw&sey Co
Brothers
Brothers
26
Pwr
Envelop
*
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46%
_16%c
Scientific
Wesco
28%
United
Sigma: Instruments w—^
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Simplex Wire &, Cable €o_iL^* ^ 13,
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50c
Corp
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22 Vi
14%
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class
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Corp
Co_„_—
United Star
Companies.,—
United States Chem
Milling
United States
8%
,
(Henry I)
Sierra
Sierra
,
50c
27%.
8%
11 Va
50c
Weissberg (H Rf Corp class
Welch
•
32%
5%
'
6%
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15
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34%
2.50
13%
47/a
•
5%'
31%
Inc
Wayne-George Corp
6%
30%
26%
Inc
4"%
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37%
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49%
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28'%
•
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10%
Washington Natural Gas Co. 10
Washington Steel Corp_l
1 '
Watson Bros
Transport A—1
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Artists Theatre Circuit-l
Illuminating Co
•
United Investors of Del
A„
1
United Printers & Publish
38
-,
7%\
15"%
^
Shepard Nites Crane
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36 y»
26
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Shawmut
Association
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37 %
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1.
Sealas;Corp of America———1
:
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32 %
1
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Warner
Warren
Pipe Line_5Gc
Elec
Warner &
13%
66%
27 %
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,
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85 y*
11%
63>/2
Ask
14%
Investments toe
(Jim)
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•'/:;
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247/a
80%
Wallace
Bid
1
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1
Waddell tt Reed
Waltoaum Inc
_1
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26%
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Searle-(G D)
Walter
26%
'
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Seatrain...Lines
Gas
Gas
Uarco
7%
7
^_10c
Corp
Tucson
.
307/a
•
15%
u50c
_____—
Sealectro
Walnut Grove
49 y4
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12%
1
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Tropical
■
'45%
-
5
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Trico
'
7%
.
5%
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19%
46
23
24%
Corp
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7%
9%
1
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Sea Pak Corp
Seaboard Electronic. Corp
26%
f/• 7%
;
5
; 3%
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Foresman
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/ 63%
Nat, Gas——2.50
Aviation
Scott
67 v
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22%
Co__
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& Sons class A_100
Williams
17%
Investing Aw^Lil..
Specialties_-*_*—10e
*
Transistor
19%
Fetzer
&
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Treesdale 'Labs
•-
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Inc
;
13'/a
35 %
•
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Foods
(O M)
•10
15 Va
_10c
&
Scott
43%
1 24%
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&
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Lad
Scott
6%
40%'
1
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Nicholson File Company—.—1
Nielsen (A C)_L.^—I-Lll-L—1
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18%
23%
Airways
Carolina
Scot
2
*
w—___i
Gas
40%
5%
42%
Inc__^
Electronics
-59
0%
1
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10c
Bantam Co common—_5
(Walter J)
—10c
Scott
16 "•"'
21J/2
Natural- Gas
New
North
8%
37 V'a
York
L
Inc
T'ranscontntl
•
28% ;
Petroleum Corp__l4
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11
Science
87/a
23%
Trans-World Financial Co
30%:
6"%
:_„12*/2
; Trans-Sonlcs
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19%^
8%
Schneider
24'/a
5%
Hampshire Ball Bearings-2
"46%
,
21%~ *
———10 c-
Prod
35%
22
Corp—
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Tool Research &
Engineering—1
Towmotor Corp
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Trans-Air. System Inc
10c
Trans-Coast Inv Co
^
5
5 V*
63 V2
20c
Co__,
Capital
29%
33 V\
Tokeim
•
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Tip-Top Products tlass
Packing Co—
68%
6%
il13%
clasS A—Lill
Corp
27%
Glass—*
1
Clothes
10 y8
*_1
Company
Fiber
Inc
Timely
Par
Pharmaceutical
Vitramon Inc
Vitro Corp of America
Wabash Magnetics
10%
'Tobin
'22%;
4%
Jacinto
Schield
197/8.'
347/s.. "3
Jersey
North
'28%
:
48%
/
62
Sch&evltz. Engineering
18%
New
8%
12%
31
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Paper
Scantlin
49%
New
Nord
■
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9%
*
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6
10
Thriftway Foods Inc—
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
5
Betts
•■A
11%
5'%
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10
23%
V
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10%
1
Thompson (H I)
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Inc
Thomas
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Sawhill Tubular
'
16%
Pinon
Chemicals
(Quotations for Friday, March 23)
Bid
1
20%
*_T_.ri3 -.V 44%'•
inc
Chem_:
17 %
29Yb
'
Savannah Elec & Power Co
__5
Savin Business Machines——10c
2i
46 %
New
9
Pete__33% florins
Togs Inc
Sanders
*
11%
50c
.*
Myers
Brothers
Louis
San
,
16%
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
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Corp./..
Dutch
Croix
St
4'%'
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&
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St
14%
——_10c
Nesbitt
Nevada
19
16V2
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Sabre
8
7%
lc
class
&:
Finance
Therm-O-Disc Inc
1.25
,
Russ
8
u_^ww.__l
.
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IS ./
-
22%
——50c
Texize
42%
107/a
Narrow
Fabric
Co—•—.I'-i——3
; 10%
National Aeronautical Corp___l r,: 19
National Cleaning Contractors. 1
26%
National Food Products Corp_l
t.18
38%
Rockowef
Company!—1.25/• 55 •'..•;■• ••59
I
Narda Microwave Corp___-.u.lOc .•«'.•
3%
4%'
Capital
34
Company
—_1
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Chemical
Narragansett
Industries Inc_.
L-——1T
Royal Industries Inc
14%
17%
13%
22%
Texas
Inc
Rudd-Melikian
25% ;
1
Stoker
> Royal
23%*
-—__2_t
Mfg Corp •
Multi-Amp Electronics
15 Va
Roberts
21%
V 13V8
12%"
Inc_.
Morton
Nalco
19 V\
1
Morningstai"-Paisley Inc—l
Morton
•
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.45%, •148%.
'12% *
13%
Moore
14%
Rockwell Mfg Co_I£:_ii_-„2%
' 28% .'
7%
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35%**Rose Marie Reld_;__ui_J_-,r.-_:ul
46 V«
v;-11%'
11%-: ' Rotron Mfg Co___il._ii._L_u—5c ^ 38 <>1*
i—6%
/
25c
A
Industries
Robblns
-
10%
Consumer
Roadway Express, ,Inc_—5c
•
43/
Butadiene
Texas
River Brand Rice Mills Inc__3 %
.
"
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7%
20c]
Company
Riley
14%
5
■28
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Mississippi Glass Co-w_.iu__.ilO
30%
12'
Mississippi Shipping Cowu_u_L--5
V/13
Mississippi Valley -Barge Line/i;". ;10% •; -11%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
28%
-—-5
26%
f
Missouri Utilities Co————i_ 1 *.. 25 V4
i-'.-V 27%
Mite Corp —
10%
11%
Mobilife Corp
50 c
5%
6y*y
Modern Homes Constructions.*
Mohawk Rubber Oompahy_«—-i-K
Monmouth Park Jockey-Ciub-lc
11%
6%
Richardson Company 1_—12 %
42%'
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Foods
Par
10%
Inc——Ll50c?r-' 21 Vz\
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■»
8
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1'
11
.r,::* 7%
: 39%
1
•—•—
Industries
Ask
1
Carriers
Renaire
7%
Inc——lc,
Miner
class
Remco
*14%
Minneapolis Gas COi-i—1.
Missile Systems
^_;:/__Lii_10c
Bid
25c
Rebels
50%
,
Inc
Reading &
Drilling
6
47%
Electronics
Miller Mfg Co
Inc
Corp
Dynamics
Redwing
6%
5%
■
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc com_7 %
Milgo
D
Radiation
;'ll%
■*
,
E
Radiation
22V4 '
20%
1.
—
12%
11V4
Co——•
Corp.—
Develop
Par
11%
$1
Mid-America
Ask
45
—
1.25
1.20
1.50
3,200
1.20 Mar
25c
3.50
3.50
4.30
100
3.50 Mar
5.20 Mar
46.
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Mutual Funds
Fund
Street Investing
Broad
Ltd.—
Inc—
Fund
Bullock
Fund
Cfcihornla
Canada General Fund—
Ltd
(1954)
Fund Inc
Growth &
Series B
6.47
23.32
Stocks!—1
13.50
6.03
s-3
6.03
s-4
10.15
4.13
5.07
Ltd_l
17.83
~1
6.54
7.17
Lexington
13.85
Investors Inc__l
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
21.63
15.63
14.25
15.62
7.67
8.38
Life
Fund
20.04
De
lc
2.42
4.35
2.88
3.15
15.38
16.81
16.19
14.81
8.54
14.78
shares of beneficial int__33!3c
Mass
13.16
12.17
13.19
12.07
-1
8.96
interest—1
Series-
23.89
Series—
18.21
19.96
Investing Foundation__l
Found Growth—1
16.10
17.41
4.77
5.16
10.75
Units
12.50
Morton
b
10.43
11.40
Morton
b
17.83
19.49
Mutual
Mutual
10.70
9.89
8.88
9.65
15.02
16.24
22%
21%
8.99
8.23
21.56
Invest
Mutual
Delaware
8.88
12.77
6.01
-10
7.79
Funds—
———lc
i.——
Inc_—
Series
William
21.53
4.88
5.34
6.61
7.23
2.20
2.40
12.79
13.90
2.42
Pine Street Fund Inc__;
2.66
7.07
7.77
2.61
8.89
Price
Puritan
8.78
9.54
10.45
11.45
,
a20.40
7.04
8.63
9.46
lc
6.53
7.16
Fund
Capital Growth
Stock Fnnd-lc
14.14
15.48
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shareslc
10.02
10.98
(The)
Common
13.82
1
7.75
7.07
Fund
Balanced
Fund
.-Stock
13.06
20tli
22.61
ubs Fund of Canada Ltd
1
Inc
a22.73
United
Series H-DA
——
-1
lc
lc
Haydock Fund Inc^;
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
5.83
,
__
a29.91
9.60
8.84
Imperial Fund Inc—
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
9.92
10.78
2.75
3.01
Inc—1
8.08
8.83
Income Fund
1
Investors ———1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund..
lc
9.89
10.81
8.23
8.99
Income
of
Fund
Boston
Incorporated
Incorporated
Fund.lc
Fund—lc
11.84
12.95
6.87
7.51
Wellington Equity Fund
lc
5.34
5.84
Wellington
America.—1
Boston—1
11.18
12.22
Whitehall Fund "Inc
12.96
14.16
Winfield
Institutional Income
of
Co
Investment
Trust
of
Stock
Fund
Selective
Investors
Fund.
Group Cdn
Investors
Istel
35.22
1
Mutual Fund—1
(The)
35.92
12.44
16.59
18.03
15.26
1
16.63
i
Fund
Fund
al4.37
inc—
Inc
Street
a98.29
25.98
24.44
22.40
16
40 34
43%
100.2^:
Federal Land
4s
1962_
i;
May
101.16
100.14
4%'s Apr.
20,
101.16
4s
Oct.
20,
100 28
101.4
4s
Oct.
20,
102 4
102.16
4s
Dec.
20,
101 24
102.4
3%s Feb.
21,
20,
98 .8
•
99.8
101 ,24
102.14
3%s May.
4%s July
103 .16
1,
104.16
4!'4s Mar.
100 .16
101.16
4%s Mar.
43us July
103 .8
104.8
5%s Feb.
3!as Apr.
SVos July
103.24
4%s Oct.
103.
1977—___.
-103.24
15,
4
101.12
101.12
101
100
99.16
i
98.20
98.4
162
102.16
;;
16L24 ,102.24
162.8
103.8
163.24
104.24
1970—
1970
1,
108
,103
101
1969—
20,
102.
107
101.16
1969——
20,
1,
102
1972
99.24
"102.8
161.4
1968
20,
100.18
102.
i
4966-
15,
100.6
,
99.20
1966—
20,
101.16
100.29
100.2
1966;
100 .16
1-973
100.14
1965
2.
100.4
100.25
1963_
20,
May
!
100.2
1962-—'
:i0,
.22,
2%s
100.2
'w.
■
1962
1,
3%s Oct.
>
100.4
100.1
Bank Bonds
3r;iis Feb.
100.30
100.2
1962
1962 wi
101 .8
1972
12,
12,
100
4,
1,
100/7
____
'
Aug.
100 .6
:
Ask
June
3.10s Oct.
100 3
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
166.16
107.16
97.8
96.8
166.24
107.24
1970-1967-
102.8
103.8-
1972-1967-
1,
160.8
96.16
95.16
101.8
99
98
104
103.16
t
May
3%s
Feb.
one
more
or
32nds of
Ask
15,
100.3
15,
100.4
l%s Oct.
1,
100.15
100.16
4%S Nov.
15,
1%S Apr.
1962
1963
Wi
1,
Maturity—.
1,
1962_
1962_
Aug.
15,
15,
1962
3V'4s Aug.
15,
1962
1%S Oct.
T,
1962
99.14
99.15
l%s Oct.
15,
1962
100.18
100.20
4%s Nov.
15,
15,
1962—
100.9
100.10
1%S Apr.
1,
99.27
4%s May
15,.
100.10
l%s Oct.
1,
1,
4s
2%s
Feb.
99.30
100
100.9
4%s May
3%s May
100.15
100.19
5s
100.8
100.9
100.8
_
1963
99.26
15,
15, 1963——.
Ask
Bid
100.9
♦
1,
15,
1963-
May
1963.—
101.5
98.29
101.7
May
15,
1963-
100.10
100.12
98.31
Aug.
3%s Aug.
1%S
4s
98.2
97.8
103.6
103.8
101.4
101.6
104.6
104.8
101.4
101.6
96.4
96.8
—
_
15,
iy2s Oct.
.
1964
15, 1964
15, 1964
Apr.
102,30
97.4
1964
15,
15,
Aug.
98.6
102.28
1963.
1,
3%s Nov.
'3V4s Nov.
May
point
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
Treasury Notes4s
a
-
1964—
1964
104.6
1965
1965
104.6
104.8
94.8
93.4
10i:30
92.4
1966
93.8
101.26
1966
1,
95.8
-
94.4
1965
1966—
92.8
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
•
Rate
al9.47
Dated
a22.24
Bid
Ask
Rate
4-
2-62
100
100.1
3.05s
12-
4-61
9-
4-62
100
100.2
5-
1-62
100
100.2
3.20s
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
100.1
100.3
100.6
7-
3s
al2.77
Due
3-61
-8- 1-61
3.05s
3.20s
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Bid
Axner
&
Tel
Tel
4%s——1994
Ask
103 Va
116
120
•Mueller
Burlington
129
132
Natural
Lgt 4%s_1991
Carrier Corp 4%s——u—1982
Commomv'lth Edison 4%s_2011
101%
101%
102%
104%
105
105%
Pacific
Consol Natural Gas
100%
100%
Pv/r
&
4%s___1987
Motorola
Inc
Brass
Gas
Petroleum
-1977
Power
4%s_;——
ww
101%
102%
103 y4
Rochester
Gas
113%
114%
Shamrock
Oil
el
Paso Natural Gas 5%s
JElizabetlitown
Ferro
Food
"Water 4%s__1992
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s_
Corp
104%
ww_.
102
123
113
114 %
103 !4
104
Texas Power & Lgt 4®»e— -1987
102%
103
103
-1987
—1984
<4%s
-
123
■
—
'
Textron
106%
109%
109%
u
s
Amer 5s
Industries
5!'2S
West Penn
t- 00
—1987
—
Underwood Corp
108
76%
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.4
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.3
100.5
100.3
3.25s
4-
2-62
1-
2-63
100.2
100.4
United States
Bid
Mar.
29, 1962
Treasury Bills
Ask
Bid
99.980
99.981
July-
5,
Apr.
5,
1962
99.933
99.936
July
12,
12,
1962
99.883
99.888
15,
99.866
July
July
Ask
1962—
99.243
99.265
1962_
99.190
99.214
99.155
99.180
99.144
1962
5vzs
4%s_i
——
Power
^.-1971
—1971
1970
——1971
4!bs^
Westcoast Trans 2%s
ill
155
-1988
r
102%.
113
99.861
99.832
99.837
99.781
99.790
19, 1962_
July 26, 1962Aug. 2, 1962—
99.118
1962
1962
99.004
99.025
3,
99.726
99.736
Aug.
98.950
98.972
Aug.
1962—
16, 1962-
98.896
98.920
23, 1962_.
30, 1962_
98.829
99.613
99.024
99.559
99.564
Aug.
99.507
99.512
Sept.
June
7,
99.455
99.401
Sept.
June
14,
99.409
21,
1962—
1962—
99.402
June
99.350
99.357
Sept. 20,
Sept. 21,
1962-
98.583
98.598
22, 1962—
June
28,
1962-
99:342
99.350
Oct.
15.
1962-
98.395
98:410
99.300
99.321,
Jan.
15,. 1963-
97.632
97.656
1962
Jun.
Aug.
9,
98.858
98.775
98.801
1962-
98.715
98.738
13, 1962_
98.661
^8.684
6,
98.591
1962-
98.606
■
TOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES::
140
101
99.092
99.683
101 Ya
98
99.065
99.673
165
135
101
,f
1962
19,
.
153
1992
15,
26,
1962—.
May 10, 1962—,
May 17, 1962—
May 24, 1962—
May 31, 1962—
102%
118
128
102
118
3%s
100.3
100.1
May
Gas
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww~1967
105%
102%
100.3
100.1
Apr.
Apr.
102
Sperry Rand 5!2s ww——1982
t V a 4!-js
—
_1987
Term Gas Trans 5!4s——1981
keystone Steel & Wire 4%s_198l
fjowensteln <m) & Sons—
4%s
1981
101%
4%s_1991
137
k
Hilton Hotel 6s
&
el
108%
Grant
4%s
&
132
239
Co
113
70
107
5%s_'_v__.1982
tt
113
115
73
1976
;
General Port Cement 5s_
1977
Gen'l Tire '& Rubber 6s ww_1982
cw
102!/*
1981
,—1975
Machinery 3%s
Garrett
1977
100.1
1-62
Apr.
103^8
-101%
4%s_—-j1995
Paso
4-62
2-62
8-
Apr.
5%s
1992
el
Electric
102%
111
1973
1969
5s
Phoenix Steel 5%s
Duke
6-
7-
1-61
104 /4
90
103%
86
102%
102%
101%
4%s
;
1986
3%s_
1975
Pipeline 4%s__1982
New York Telep
4%s
2002
Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%s_1991
Carolina
5-61
2-61
11-
Bonds—
102%
Bausch & Lomb Opt
4%s—1979
Industries 4%s_l975
9-
10-
3.10s
Security & Ci
rity
Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
>
104.8
95.4
3.15s
Recent
4
1970
Bid
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3 %s
a99.22
Inc
Fund
92 y4
14%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes;
split 20-for-l
Westminster
41%
88 v2
3.20s
101 8
1964——,
10,
l%s Apr.
___
24.90
4% s Feb.
a51.23
Capital Exchange Fd_
Ohio Capital
—i
—
Second
Centennial Fund Inc—
39
100.1
a23.79
Investors
26%
75%
100
4%s Aug.
'
100 26
—
4s
- ••
al2.38
Inc—
Inc—
Fund new——
Street
;
3%s Feb.
Fund
100.4
1962
-10,
June
4!4s Jun.
l%s Apr.
8.01
Shares
al4.75
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
11.38
9.53
Diversification
Federal
4.13
10.77
14.77
Devonshire
6.78
14.57
3.78
9.85
8.72
Fund
100
1963__
11, 1968
10, 1969—
3s
7.49
Street
100.7
.
7.32
13.66
Centennial
100
1966
8.45
1
Congress
100.7
1965—
20.28
6.03
76
.
72
Bid
14.34
5.52
72 y4
24
point
a
8.66
6.70
1
——1
Inc
fund
100.2
100
12,
32nds of
more
or
16.51
12.47
30%
176
3.05s
1Q0.2
100
1963_,.__-_
11,
one
3%a Sep.; 15.
1972
4%s Feb. 20, 1974—
Funds—
Swap
8.08
6.28
1
Inc——_,
Fund
Johnston
10.99
13.33
Fnd Ltd
Research Fund
21.75
7.48
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors
12.97
10.26
Mutual Inc Fund—
Investors
12.00
20.12
Investors
—
2
3%s May
4vos Feb.
Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin
Group, Funds—
Investors
Fund
:
21
169%
City of n y_2
Life Insur
1
10.47
7.73
107
19%
27%
3
11.22
11.37
1
Fund Inc
Investors
100
10,
4%s
9.44
13.70
18.66
Mutual
Washington
Insurance
45 y8
101
2
5
Co—
13.12
—
13.27
Intl Resources FuikI Inc__
Investment
Inc
131%
42 y4
8
7.92
Special Situations
~l°c
Wall Street Investing Corp
.1
Fund
89%
126
10
15.11
Value Line
85
•
(n y)
9.58
1
115
108
5
2
10.55
Inv—lOc
12.13
Growth
Institutional
8.66
Fire
95 y2
Cooperatives—
3.15s April 2, 1962—
100.1
1962__
10,
5vas Feb.
13.22
12.23
s
Banks for
10, :1970
4%s Sep.
10, 1970
,4%s Aug. 10, 1971_
4!/2s Sep. 10, 1971
f
12.54
u
Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s Apr.
4%s Apr.
45
a33.87
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental fluids—1
United Income Fund Shares-1
United
Science Fund
1
United Funds Canada lid
~1
United International Fund LtdValue Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
6.49
5.94
10c
10c
——
u s
Ask
100
3%s Mar.
9.26
17.09
42 %
Inc—
Funds
:
Banks—
4%s Jun.
a38.79
United
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-.C7
Century Growth
33
4vas Dec.
8.57
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Tele vision-Electronics
Fund—1
Texas Fluid Inc__
1
11.93
u s Life Ins Co In
1962^
17,
4%s Sep.
3%s Dec.
12.52
18.17
15.61
10
America__2.50
Variable Annuity
Westchester Fire
11, 1963
4v8s nov. 12, 1963—
3%s May 11, 1964
4s Sep. 10, 1964
10.96
16.66
1
-1
Inc
——
of
89%
30%
48%
Security Life Ins (Ala) 1
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
86
3%s Mar.
11.46
Corp—*
Co
United
43
(Va)__5
44%
(n y)
Insurance
5
Ins
1962—
15,
15.
Sept.
Federal
Farnham
&
151
1962—
v3%s Feb. 15
v 3 '/as Apr. 15,
al0.46
1
Investors
Guaranty Co
10
Loan
16,
May
June
33as
v
10.13
22.01
Guardian Mutual. Fund
3s
al0.96
lc
shares
3.05s
a20.62
Shares—1.25
Home
3.15s Apr.
15.02
al4.76
1
Travelers
Bid
Federal
4.84
of Canada——25c
Inc—1
80%
Figures after decimal point represent
16.76
16.59
8.17
Growth Industry Shaves Inc—1
Petroleum
11.07
10.78
Investors
77 !4
13.15
9.42
(Edson b) Fund——
Stein Roe
Shares—lc
Equip
Electrical
13.23
4.43
Industry Inc—
Standard Sec Life Ins
Title
17%
Life
17%
5
$6.50 preferred
60%
144
16%
Springfield Insurance Co
57
9
100 J/2
1
Amer
57!4
33 y4
91%
(New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Southwestern Life Ins Co_.
939
15%
-
Obligations of Government Agencies
IT 03
17.80
State Street Investment
Aviation-Electronics—
al5.12
9.98
Amer
Sovereign
V,
Group Securities—
in
Security Ins
16%
Standard
of
14
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co
9.36
&
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Ins
Accident.—_1
Jersey Insurance Co cf n y
Scxidder Stevens & Clark—
Shares
32%
137
134
65%
Marine
&
Seaboard Life
United Ins
8.62
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Fire
65
Jefferson
8.71
Inc
56%
Paul
61%
15.76
1
Stock Fund
St
5
18.67
7.48
American
158
234
18
53%
10
17.08
~
1199766342534—
Corp (n y)__
Republic Insurance (Texas)
Republic Natl Life Insurance
5
Insurance Co—
Life
Home
10
Interstate
1
Common
■:
997
(Jac^sonVille Fla)l2%
14.59
16.38
Fund——
_5
4
14.42
Fund
Selected
(n y)
Insp & Insurance
Home
—1
Fund
Fund
Ins
A
12.58
Dist Shares Inc——1
Inc
1
Quarterly
Revere
flneo
al6.63
Income—1
Inc
Growth
Putnam
Southwestern
7.65
for
Fund
(Geo!
Putnam
89%
5
&
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
1
.
Fund
43%
Growth Stock
Inc
Provident
40
*
75
Hartford Steam Boiler
10.18
136 y2
•
83
4
10
Co
10.42
2.50
Inc
Rowe)
<t
Fund
2.87
,8.09
Fund
Pioneer
131
1
Life Insurance—
9.53
13.02
10
i
,
84%
126
32
Hanover Insurance Co,
12.07
118
96
8.01
10.98
_5
43%
•
29
Gulf Life
—60c
80
2
10
6.78
Square Mutual Fund——
Peoples Securities Corp
i
Philadelphia Fund Inc
•
41
5
Reinsurance
9.79
—1
5
64%
71 !4.
151
217
16%
53%
29%
129
;
127
62%
2.50
Republic Ins Co
5
Govt Employees Insur (d g) —4
Gov Employ Life Iiis (d c)_1.50
Securities
—lis.
Co
72 y2
'67
5
(s f.i
8.97
Penn
Smith
1
1
Corp
General Investors Trust
Capital
General
Inc
Scudder
•
1
f
15.71
19.91
,
Fund
lo
81/4
6.20
1
42 y4
Pyramid Life Ins Co (n c)____1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
7.33
1
58%
39%
21%
68%
American
Fund
Street
Oppenheimer Fund
18.44
14.45
series——lc
lc
America
21.25
17.06
stock series
Fundamental Investors
14.54
19.55
1
Custodian
9*87
13.30
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc—10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund—*
stock
One
31%
55%
20 !4
Pioneers
Amer Life Underwriters—
13.35
28%
1
Great
1
48%
53 y4
'
31%
Great
Inc
Shares
8i y4
45%
50
10
Globe
Chemistry &i
Electronics
Phoenix
54%
3y3
Philadelphia Lile Ins Co
67v2
55
51 v*
76%
Life___l
6.26
_
9.53
Financial
ot'
15.88
7.13
a23.52
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc—
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Utility
13.86
14.70
■
26%
51%
12 y2
Ins co—•
ci_l
d
34 y8
32
Owners
4.35
11.64
Life
(Wash
:
106 %
102%
Providence-Washington
3.98
England Fund
'
^—1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Oyer-the-Counter
Fidelity Capital Fund—
Fund
6.50
19.45
12.83
Equity Fund Inc_
—-—20c
Federated Growth Fund
2oc
Preferred
3.92
17.89
»0c
Energy Fund Inc—
Common
Nucleonics
New
5
81%
5.73
New York
10.54
3.57
———5°c
Corp.—1
Series
11.66
—
Fund-—-—
Stock Fund
Bond
11.54
9.62
Peerless Insurance
Peoples
■
,
150
83
1
Series—.
Ins—
Northern Ins Co of n y
6
64
Accident
141
"
Pacific Indemnity Co
Pacific Insurance Co of n y
68
24%
:
>
1
——
Stock
10.64
Electronics Investment
Franklin
Growth
10.50
Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
—-—2oc
Dow Theory
Invest Fd Inc„_l
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
1
Balanced
14.04
Series
65%
5!4
._4
1
Series
Income Series
Stock
1
Co_
1
Stock
18.16
66.43
y
1
.
Series
40%
112%
1
Series
407/s
64
&
10
...
Hampshire Insurance
lo
New York lire Ins Co
1
_5
North River
__2.50
Northeastern Insurance—_3.33%
" '19%
108
Glens Falls
12.86
11.77
—1
Series
Balanced
Dividend
5
New
5
Georgia Inter Life Inc.
18.05
16.70
Corp—_—1
Investors
Nationwide Corp class a
53!4
Life
52%
77
Franklin
24.97
National
88%
.10
j.,25
General Reinsurance Corp
23.09
5
82
50
Natl
216
Group Assoc
Insurance
Firemen's Fund
11.39
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Natl Old Line Ins aa corn——1
National Union Fire.
National Fire
147%
n
97
123
72%
206
6%
92
75%
62 !4
142%
57/«
116
67
171/*
150 y2
>47
72
37%
47%
44%
145
Assurance.12.50
7ve
38%
-
Midwestei'p United Life Ins Co_l
(Bait) i
^^10
Monument Life
19y8
(Ky) 2
<n j)
of
-Merchants Fire
6!4
ny_2
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
3~24
17.98
Diversified
Eaton St Howard
.
of
Indemnity & Life Ins—5
17%
y) "a"_2
Co
3
Federal
al4.98
1
3.18
65.77
Inc
1
Fund Inc_—1
Growth Slk
10.38
1
_1
Shares,-——
Trust
73%
Mass
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn
Employers- Reinsurance Corp—5
•
}
Income fund
Diver
Fund
Investment
Mutual
Bond
3
—-
Insur
Mutual Shares Corn
23.60
8.12
Inc
Co Inc
Fund
Fds
c
Employers
Fund—
Growth
c ftls
National Securities Series-
1
Mutual Fund Inc—l
Vegh
Life
beneficial
of
49V2
68
17%
14%
(n j) „_2
in
lnsur
Eastern Life Ins Co
16.50
Massachusetts
9.84
11.12
Casualty
Life
Eagle Fire Ins Co
25.83
15.06
Inc
194 y2
46 34
14%'
91 !4
32 V*
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
9.79
Fund
186%
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc—.1
Maryland Casualty
1
;
12%
33%
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
Assurance Co
—5"
Stock
Growth
Investors
.19 y8
30!4
Continental
Trust
Investors
Massachusetts
9.33
16.13
——.
17%
30
10
Comwealth Life-Insur Co
4.75
v
Life Insurance Co of Va
—10
Lincoln Liberty Life -Ins.——__l
Lincoln National Life Insur.
5
i6!4
1
Citizens
2.64
Petroleum shares
Life &
87
5
Citizens
3.81
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
----
Delaware
3.49
12.50
11.41
Trust f und
Vegh Investing
—lc
shares
Preferred
De
2.52
38J/4
38
' 13%
Boston Insurance Co
41%
103V4
34%
of .Penna—5
36'/8
2 !■>
Shipper's
Co
30%
Inc_l
Beneficial Standard Life
4.12
2.31
:
(Wash d c) —1
(Galveston)
1
Re-insurance
!-5
&
Assurance
2814
5
Companies
Bankers Natl Life Ins
3.77
v
Life
Ask
331/2
Ins
American
3.07
2.81
40%
;
Bid
38
•99%
35(4
Mercury
Nat
Bankers
———lc
/■< Metaf ^shares
Amer
al6.96
—lc
Industries shares—lc
37%
1
Assurance
(Newark n ji
Life
Amer
14.75"
12.48
11.42
.
7"
13.53
shares
General
20.84
Co
American
i
Fla)
Home
Amer Ins
13.34
a31.54
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds-
17.80
18.52
o
12.21
19.07
1
Insurance
Electric
16.29
Trust
(Jacksonville
American
17%'i
163«
—1
Inc
Income
Par
Liberty Life Assurance
2
Liberty Natl Life Ine (Birm)__2
143%
American Heritage Life Ins—
8.25
7.53
Fund—1
^.Knickerbocker Growth
13.01
14.46
Energy—
;
Fund
Fund
11.72
19.79
Fund Inc—1
Western Investment
Diversified Income Fund
Internatl
Keystone
Knickerbocker
10
Companies
79%
138
American Fidelity Life Ills Co_l
American General lnsur Co_i.50
5.54
16.48
.5
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity-•& Casualty_5
v.' $1.25 conv preferred.,
_5
1
Monday; March26,1962>
.
Ask
75>/a
American
16.89
15.48
Stock)— _1
Com
(Growth
(Low Priced Com Stks)__ 1
Paper
Stock
Fundi
Com
Insurance.
Agricultural Insurance Co
14.73
(Growth
Life
Bid
Casualty & Surety___3.50
Aetna
25.44
(Income
12.67
—-r——-----—-1
—
5.93
(High-Grade Com Stkj—l
k-2
Lazard
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc_'lc
Corporate Leaders
1
s-l
s-2
10.72
-1
5oc
1
Crown
10.37
11.97
lnt'1 Gen I'd-—l
In vestment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Inc
9.50
1.87
9.34
Commomv'lth
Fund
—1
(Income Fundi
10.60
3.78"
Common wealth
Composite Bond &
10.32
5.52
—1
Chemical Fund Inc—:
16.93
9.37
5.55
—lc
.
Century Shares Trust
Fund of Boston
Chase
15.52
-1
(Discount Bonds'
1.70
1
Capital Lite Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Colonial
k-l
,
—
Colonial
4.87
Growth
Canadian International
Fund Ltd
Par
Aetna
9.70
.-1
.-,
Commonwealth Inc
9.09
al6.16
J
———
Fund Inc
Canadian
v
b-3
b-4
4.56
Inc—1
-1
oOc
1
1
Ridge Mutual Fund
Boston Fund Inc_
7.61
8.40
J
Ltd
Canada
Blue
2.66
6.90
25J
—-1
Affiliated Fund Inc
—1.25
American Business Shares—.—1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp .lc
Axe-Tern pie ton Growth Fund
Fund Inc
Advisers
Ask
Custodian Fund Cont.
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
Keystone
2.43
.
,
(Quotations for Friday, March 23)
Insurance
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Fa*
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
•
•'ifWK
:;—*rr
m*mmiv»i ^iwmmmimmm»mM*t<rr'
-a-Net-asset value.New
York Stock Exchange.
-bBid
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yield ^price.
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d"Ex-rights,
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:
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issued.
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-
Volume
Number 6145
195
...
(1467)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
47
Week Ended March 17
COURSE .OF
THE
Bank
this week will show
clearings
BANKCLEARINGS -
Stat^s f^
cities Of the United
at $31;785,894,692
stand
center there
is
'V -:..:
.
;
•
•'v;,*■•{•<; 7J.-KctE AR INGS-*ETURNS BYITELEGRAPH
"fl
■
Week Ended March 24—
;•
1962
;
v:;
■
1961
^
1,298,034,398
+
1,293.000.000
1,200.000.000
+
7.7
I I
St.
•V
554,480,094:.
"Son
_
,
588,207,067
398,287,607
+ 10.6
$22,338,750,175
+ 10.8
5,414,181,990
+
8.2
$30,613,927,603 $27,752,932,165
+
10.3
1,082,836,999
+
—
1,171,967,089
____
covered by the foregoing
inasmuch
We cannot furnish them today,
1_
15,112,165
6.8
325,702,374
14,365,907
321,779,490
683.859.682
615,983,989
93.949,700
89.730.000
Richmond
4.7
6.9
*12.923,106
3.9
16.622.687
as
v'the.HNeW 'York .Reserve District the totals show
Ac¬
5,261,724
+
24.023,000
+
248,123.548
;V
;
11,808.339
an
cities).
(6
„■
■ "
'
a
siimmacy by
;
•
_;
:
7^7^ ^
"
-•
1st.
'
pities
Boston
2nc|New >york V7__l.^_l™-9
-
1962'
-
-'
'
"
.
7
4th ClevelAad.
5th Richmofid
"7 "1,076,026,131
I'.** 771-18,739;885,577
'3rd-PhiIwie.lRliia; \i_^i_ur^9;;
•
Mobile
'
'
•
1,653.633,746
"
"
7th Chicago
+
.
+
856,465,690
7
-li-'-
llth-Dallas.
12th San
762.304.424
L
-Li
1,8
2.0
820.965,771
777,476,337
—
2.0
735.644.578
777,957.337
•;+
3.7
••rA* 682.044.465
+
7.0
1,642.922,691
1,660,616,286
32,002.051,040
31,006,895,349
+
13,413,7.12,246
•+'.3.7
806,858.392
_—2__r.-..__„-r_106 cities
Outside. New
. -.
.
5.3
+ 25.7
0.1
.+
7,856,213
,
v
55.973.562
—14.2
'54.836,300
19.314,798
,
18,822,560
1,395,901,236
1,306,133,570
7,481.238
/ 19,315,107
.6,771,344
.17.391,450
13,007,090
10,131,767
+ 13.2
—29.8
14,023. 154
1.407,799
1,329,571
1.5
19,247, 865
-
-
+ 33.5
—
8,131, 275
.
' 13,502,677
2.0
+
8,693,469
7,855, 944
1,886,869,478
1,921,872,628
1.8
'
-8,013,680
6,676,640
-f 1,892,487,521
1,811,480,139
+ 10.7
^
•"
;
District—St. tiwiis*435,700,000
225.989,615
+
207,557,042
187,281,669
3,209,030
3.277,918
869,637,877
-
852,249,202
1.4
427,800,000
226,542,364
+10.8
!
•Ulinois-rrQuincy—r-L-v--,^—-
419.600,000
1.4
—
429,800,000
229.071,805
Louis
(4 cities)-^—
4.488,450
172,744,345
*
1,609 141
1,412.800. 235
14,304,408
Cities
•
5.089.708
188,235,477
8.^53.668
,
3.5
"
10,988,507
i
'.-10.352,108
..
8.8
—
9,802,753
14,471,509
" 146,934,000
108.309.000
8.1
4,575 204
195,548 131
r
"16.910.656 f
,
1L 062, 208'«X^-i:2:
•k
"
9,482.289
7.6
+
102,189 000
18,456,878
20.642.985
•-
-
16.614 448
"
3.566,03!>
4.275.348
6.5
+
363
20.012 141
Kentucky—Louisville—
Tennessee—Memphis
219,198,009
171.912,072
164.494,31d-
.:
2.1
—
2.0
+
•
V
2.911,335
820,965,771
2,797,533
814,289,854-
.
1,580,430,087
3.2
,
212,740,32B
10,877,343
+ 1.1
12,180,392
14,222,567
4,698,778
—15.6
4.276,047
7,841,792
—17.7
7,861,649
7,426,078
4.5
14,409,384
16,171,159
2.0
735,644,578
809,723,217
3,963.634
6,450,467
1 15,733,484
15,056,066
762,304,424
i.
North
Dakota—Fargo
:
777,476,337
„
'
^
""Helena
28,687,879,409" 27,378,097,411
13,352,720,904
545.825,523
187.795,182
11,102,468
St,' Paul
South', Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
.1,571,466,974
8,629,850
500,123.561
1.1
197,495.156
"
725.242,349
'
8.998,363
2.8
9,031,200
532.476.002
199,703.455
Minneapolis
809,723,217
—11.8
7,965,632
517.385,284
Duluth..
—
805,109,040
707.365.226
670.510.728
Minnesota
814,289,854
/
District—Minneapolis-
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,811,480,133
1,892,487,521
+
729.574,206
PV'
6
Tranciscd-_*_-.j.7i^ii6.
Total,
::
+'
869
64.522 .742
'
:
»
'
4.7
—
f ighfh federat Reserve
Total
1,594,842,057
+
....
...
v"Springfield
-
1,672,844,661
+ 10.5
17,165,667
2,147,715
1,392,392,179
"'"'"V . 9,205,473
,'
—
(17
594,163
266,348.72!)
66.764.200
-u_w-
Total
886,902
294.114.741
8,070 .075
;
i
Peoria
14.879,001
*
2 .3
+ 11 .0
8,452,020
" /•Decatur
.
17.937,383
+ 19. 6
4.554, 833
178,412,849
i
Rapids
-l
264.646,270
TO,1296
4,944,270
;
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
263,296.722
,'20y?9
t-
.
Moines
JDes
334,372,753
1,594,842,057
' -13,908,027,390
>l(hh.Kansas':Clty^I--LLj7^-'?9:..
o
,
'
.
7.209,364
6.501.014
332.143.930
865,089,238
1,672,844,661
4,852,182
21.865,201
,
. • . 12,942,631 ^
U
17,881,082 ;"
102,153,000-' ■
cv'•>' ; 11,190.455^-
• w
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
7.036.841
7,467,524
0.,4
—
1,555,897,730
"
,
■
Iowa—Cedar
492,600,000
District—Chicago-
!
...
Missouri—St.
1.3
852,249,202
;!fv+;!7n' 869,637.877
.__a!
9th Minneapolis
971,626
270,290,000
1,719,645,67^
—
Haute
Terre
.1^53,205,002
1,654,015,295
949.270
170.885,959)
555.900.000
+ 45.,0
16.675.376
19.951,396
36.268,974
159.209.211
,.
3 .9
+
235.384.068
299,968,000
Orleans
South
j-1,264,682,336,i / i'l,307,0?6;801 ]
*
8th St Louis
865,089,233
'
35.387,234
-
o..2
—
-
Arbor
Rapids
-Lansing
14,553,403,460
15,819,885.022
6.688.318
_
0. 4'
+ 31,.4
7.757.101
321.065.689
341.247.269
Indian^—Fort Wayne
/
Indianapolis."
1
967.219,286
10.5
—
1,921,872,628
:
1.012,042,494
6.0
869,168,700
1959
i96a
•
3.3
1,555,897,730
1,886.869,478
.
.+
v.
1,719.645,679
„.10
Grand
"
;+
+
319,918,173
'
Seventh Federal Reserve
-
'
Inc. or
856,465,690
+ 13..4
6,949.169
Michigan—Ann
'■■■
38,507.263
_
""" Total (10 cities)
Reserve Districts:
1,560,353,678
.
857,672,127
6
;
6th, Atlanta
.•
_
Louisiana—New
:
1,217,142,027
lt«-?!+tti;257,020;72p:
"
196^
142,874,466
493.000.000
*
10.190.497
^
!
"•iRockford
7;$
+/,- Dec. %
'1,030,352,394 M--4.4
18,101,76.4,565
+ 3.5
Week Ended March l7-—':'
r
412.337,885
147,756,485
f
165.558.289
494.000.000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
-
«'v*Kw;i'v $4MMASY.70F'-'<8AHK'DLEADtlHIS
9,357.949
421,356.705
7.9
-
,
187.792.688
•
+
Alabama—Birmingham
the
«*
Federal
10.790.380
2.1
1.3
421.651.929
38.679,217
Augusta
this we note that in
improvement of ,3.5%; in the
'
23,108,000
272.614,365
869,168,700
_i_
Macon
Mini^eapolis-Reserve^ District of 2.0%, but :the St. . Louis/Reserve District registers
a ga,in of'2.0%.:in the Kansas, City,-Reserve District the totals showagaimof 3.7%,
and the Dallas Reserve District of 7.0%, 'while in-the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
:
23,828.000
247.497.690
+ 14.2
159,772,016
:857,672,127
4,796,580
5,236.430
9.2
7.7
-
10.336.483
412.864,255
172,368,840
Carolina—Charleston
Georgia—Atlanta
-Boston Reservein the vPhiladelphia Reserve District of 3.3%.
In ti^vCleyeland^Reserye;District the4totals are Jarger ioy 6.0%, and in the- Atlanta
Reserve District by 10.5%, but in the Richmond ..Reserve District the totals are
.smaller by 1.3%. .The Chicago Reserve District Tecords a loss of 1.8%, and the
.^In the tollowing. wC furnish
1,553,205,009
0.1
5.264,145
26.243,000
229.123,548
Nashville-
the aggregate clearings for
We group the cities according to-
increase of 2.8%.
•
1,654,015,295
+
...
Tennessee—Knoxville
:Federal Reserve- Districts in ^whichr they are located and: from
.<•
523,517,281
6.0
462.721.146
1,560,353,678
Sixth Federal Reserve District- Atlanta—
will appear in
the week ends
against $31,006,895,349 in the
gain of 3.7%, the bank clearings
city there was a
lossV:6f 1.1%/
5.6
488,622,179
14,74.1,138
'13,348,128
507,551,648
8.2
.the .whole country having amounted to $32,002,051,040
a<
-
1 653,633,746
District of Columbia—Washington™
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
March 17.' For the -week tthereVwas an increase of .3.2 %:,
trict the totals^show
"65,434,700
76,278.000
13,273,868
13.883.070
'Maryland—Baltimore
able to give final and
an
16,745.207
12,360,161
.
,
_
Florida—Jacksonville
a!. this center showing.
1,307,026.801
.„..
6.6
1
.
1T264,682,336
3.^ '
+
5.5
;
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has
week in 1961+ Outside of this
14,667,616
7.3
—
.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
time of going to press.
to be estimated.
>Saturday arid the Saturday^ figures are not, available at
same
16,717,546
1,.217,142,027
25,954,437
14,522,585
332.413.909
'
,
i
:__
cities)
(7
Total
In the elaborate
5,464,395
7,993,182
26.019,958
+ 10.2
$31,785,894,692 $28,835,769,164
are
3.6
631.586.478
West
South
we
+
+ 10.1
5,859,845,445
exact details for the week
7,380,162
7.696.949
■-.+ 14.422,504
....
_
Youngstovn _!
Total
440,373(000
issue of next week.
5.0
26,720,306
15,816,705
Mansfield
v
2.3
$24,754,082,158
our
+
673,441.956
.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
654,475,171
"Baltimore
Complete and
6,407.639
1.2
+
457,826,119 ;
—
—
4,103,474
•
3,666.740
.355.020,541
'
Cleveland
V
+ 16.5
864.878,240"
447,362,518
,
7,801.831
+
iai
1,257,020-.720.,.
;
6,138.499
8.9
.
1,188.000.000
+
'
VPittsburgh
-.Cleveland-
Total (9 cities).
Columbus
9.6
+
" 416,100.000
484,800,000
975,168,000
'
-
Cincinnati.■>
.+,.2.7
•889,054,841
913,284,197
Jersey—Trenton,-,,.
5,371,075
...
3.8
—41.7
7,327.435
6,728,021
27,694,607
15,500,616
__
~4~4
—
5,678.476
(a)
.
Ohio—Canton,
3.8
"I - ' 607,601,977
5,735.231
1,143,000.000
2,318,429
...2,627,420
'
4,947,737
1,230,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 12.2
,1,347,197,411
».-K#ns^s. pity
5.484,942
,
1,714,979
'
1,742,736
2.282,552
'
Vo
$17,590,819,884 $15,671,881,809 -
'-•Boston
+ 11.8
2,592.403
1,187,000,000
3,311,584
7,978,410
__
1,294,380
+ 12.5
1,529,202
(a) :
York
:
; ;•
r
Delaware—Wilmington
New
1,433,789
J, 612.569
1,709,971
...
;
Wilkes-Barre
•
v
a,-'
*
Scranton..
;j
y
1959
; 1960
Dec. Vo
District—Philadelphia—
_
Philadelphia
.
1961,.Inc.,pr:J \ ;
4.;
v-
$
-.
Beading..'—
—
week in 1961. At this
ending Friday of 12.2%. Our comparative sum¬
for this week follows:... .yu
mary
v •>
..
____
—..Lancaster
clearings will Our preliminary totals
1962
--'I..
Chester
against $28,835,769,164 for the same
gain for the week
a
;•.,
o
"'Bethlehem
Avhich it is possible to obtain weekly
last year.
r. *
f
-Pennsylvani^r-Altoona
.telegraphic advices from the chief cities";
10.2% above those of the corresponding week
be
••
Third Federal Reserve
we^/ended Saturday, March 24, clearings for all
pountry, indicate .that fprthe
of the
/— <?• b
w
*
>•
Pre¬
increase compared with a year ago.
an
liminary .figures■ compiled by-us .based upon
..v
Total
(7
'
cities)_^w_ri.
s
—
+'
'+
4,707,713
13,281,812,037'
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
•
We.^now +add+our\ defailed statement
Nebraska—Fremont
showing, the figures for each city for the
:+
Week Ended March 17
First Federal Reserve District—Bcston—
St.
-k-v.,
3,733,982
7.595,410
5,941,937
4.5
826,839,905
3*955,957
Lowell
3,482,105
'1-.815.851
4.3
1(772,552
.
—•—i ;
4,256,000
4,299,729
3,604,088
+ 22.3
16,063,895
14,586,354
0.6
15.566,332
15,137,337
2.0
;
840,584,979
3,796,887
1,685.917
^■
New -Bedford
4,357,046
*-■
23,976,330
„-
17,099,073
53,906,631
,58,846.770
28.368.169
'
Worcester
19,605,179
17,300.672
"
"
-
"+
,59,293,173
25,372,447
-4 11.8
26,131,808
Island—Providencef-..45,044,500
40,732,800
+ 10.6
43,470,300
3.989,445
+ 24.1
3,919,451
+.
2.0
12,979,126
13,522 483
7,013, 587
806,858,392
-
+ 35.4
777,957,337
13,903,235
—14.8
31,771 979
512,153 266
8,586,366
,i
15,582 629
525,830,342
Springs
4.4
1,012,642,494
cities)-,
(9
•
+
2.7
28,376,437. *
459.683.8741
.
9,806,29V
32,305,550
534,007,834
14,833,891.
4.0
12,532,830
+ 22.4
6,533,712
6,722,470
3.7
707,305,226
805,109,040
—
+
+12.8
15.080.363
.15.199,365
+
7.2
5.0
581,428,679
46,758,013
638,573,484
+
3.7
(>,014.000
6,237,000
4.0
5,465.673
6,918,930
+
4.4
15,764,000
13,736,260
682,044,465
+
7.0
670,510,728
725,242,349
257,477.416
+ 1.4
+15.1
+ 1.6
+ 0.4
— 6.7
—10.1
245,789,421
243,756,574
18,278,350
590,465,327
48,648.739
5,565,000
5,779,000
6,609,504
6,357,637
+
15,236,096
14,592,443
729,574,206
Fort
16,201,319
632,825,635
51,059,621
Galveston
"
(12 pities-1,076,026,131
1,030,352,394
—
.
+
:
Wichita
Falls
'
-
Louisiana—Shreveport
V
Total
cities)____!
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
-967,219,286
,
(6
—
44,577,298
Yakima™-.
"Second Federal Reserve. DistrictLrNew YorkYork—Alba;iy.,—
.
Utahr—Salt
72,037,605
177,441.984
" 154.728.762
Buffalo
•y,
*
150,021,432"
+146.3
31,388,085
27,145,430
*+
3.1
173,810.883
164,147,380
+
7.0
3,534,510
3,164.522
Efrtir^A '" 3,385,380
San
+
5.8
3,703,529
3.438.633
+
2.8
15,335,158,505
14,096,285.374
+ 23.6
62,039,864
,
' 57,266,034
31,317,646
+ 19.1
84,571,673
+
3.3
+
4.2
+
3.5
-
56,361,685
29,634,686
77,104,916
Santa
-
:
Beach
;
'
-—
-II
Barbara
"
■
"
Total
<10 tlties)-
.*11
"' '-Northern Neyr-. jersey—** 110.584,421
Total
(9
citiesL-
5 8,739.885,577
106,176,962
18,101,764,565
;
.'•*
.
16,608,926
912,090.098
43,039,571
12,907,460
15,731,119
118,646,040
27,488.073
\
—
2.6
+ 1.8
+ 9.9
—
6.5
—
1.1
6,556.647
243.604,714
118.520.529
31,577,262
19,485.964
851,035,170
36,782,720
11,702,184
15.375,476
1,580,430.687'
•6.042,574
251,639.972
127,567,290
33,596,19/
19,661,863
827,476,721
37,299,034
10,564,483
13,862,267
1,571.466,974
"' 1,642,922,691
" 1,660,616,286
32,002,051.040
31.006.895,349
+ 3.2
28.687,879.409
27,378,097,411
13,908,027,390
1—
"
Jersey—Kewa rk udLui.i-2'u^^ii.r-fi'1 ■ 87.358,218
14,928,875
888,049,971
43,830,507
14,179,648
14,702,005
'
;_
Stockton
'
6,491,715
250.135.868
13,413,712,246
+
3.7
13,352,720.904
13,281,812,03'i
27,390,350
78,786.001
Jose
City
Francisco
San
3,663,972,
4,025,588
4.260.035
Lake
California—Long
'"'-'Pasadena*■
17,593,183,103
'*•
Jamestown
7,468.935
254,026.168
119,073,655
25,653,561
—
Oregon—Portland
•
Francisco—
261,009,366
Washington—Seattle-—
N ew;
176,935.273
194,327,51+4
3,133,957
l:
Haven
Total
-
11,221,170
Eleventh Federal Reserve Oistrict- -Dallas—
39,790,300
Hampshire—Manche6ten__^^i"-.-4.951,141
Rhode
New
878,633
7,635.651
43.007,333
Texas—Austin
20,775,629
New
y
718,726
+ 14.5
13.274,907
Joseph
1,005,660
+ 22.7
9,559, 516
186.421 381
190.175,349
__i_
_
i.__
Total
47,944,258
8.4
Coniiecticut-+-Harvfprd_i-zi-/i--i.----
New.
_
" 1,674,755
2.4
10,008,014
878,223,972
Mae,sachusetts—Boston
i
0.8
;
1
985,488
6.2
-
•■■.=.
807,309,940
3.4
4,444,949
3,927,116
Portland
^
Colorado—Colorado
3,838,626
4.480,473
i___
_
Missouri—Kansas City
9.804,164
Maine-rrBangor
.•
_
Wichita
Dec. c!o
S
O m a h a—
Kansas—Topeka
1959
1960
Inc. or
1961
1962
—
868 616
1.066,081
10.941,131
ye^rs:
Clearings at—
1,063, 880
997,757
__—
.101,828,959
97,865,720
15,819,885,022
14,553-,403,460
Grand
total
(106
cities)—^™-
Outside New York City• T!oftmo f Arl
-s
fa ktMparinfTK
nn^rft-tioTi.c;
discontillU6d«
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1468)
48
++
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
:
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
certifies daily to the
of
countries
EXCHANGE
P-nRFTON
I-O
CERTIFIED
BATES
BY
MARCH
and
Country
Unit
Monetary
Noon
FEDERAL
16.
19G2
Buying
RESERVE
MARCH
TO
for
Rate
1962,
New York
In
transfers
Cable
Monday
Mar. 16
Mar. 20
-
Mar. 21
be
found
$
the current volume
'
.0200860
.953203
.954062
Ceylon,
.210500
.210516
.00310700
.00310782
rupee
Finland, markka
.250012
.210950
:
.211200
f".;:
2.816800
2.816800
Japan,
yen
.00276300
Mexico,
.00276266
5%
.328633
.328633
.0800560
.0800560
.0300560
.277000
.277000
.277028
.277062
2.788415
2.788910
2.788910
2.788514
2.786806
.140400
.140400
.140400
.140391
.140337
krone
.0350000
.0350000
.0350000
.0166506 >'
escudo
*•:++
.0350000
.0166506
.0166506
.194200
.194237
.194262
.230279
.230325
.230579
Republic of South Africa,
1.402889
1.403138
1.403138
1.402938
United
2.816300
2.816800
2.816800
2.816400
peseta
Sweden,
krona
Switzerland,
franc
Kingdom,
pound
rand
sterling
.0166506
47/8%
1969
15,
Apr
15
1989^-—Apr
1
1208
1
1095
convertible
subordinated;
1974—
.
,i_^__Apr
Telephone
Co.—
Transportation
.
1
1208
>
1097
1980
(series
58i_May
v..
♦
'•..,
■• ♦
1098
.0166506
bonds,
53/a%
Inc.— '
Penn Fuel Gas
series,
due
.
'
....
5% coll. series A bonds, due March
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co,—
1.402079
debentures
due
April
\
4Ve,e/o
subord.
Southern
debs.,
California
'
'
__Apr
"
„l
1
1
__Apr
-*'.
—
15
:.
<
1253
r
,
1365
Co.—
Gas
5 Vb %
1st
mortgage bonds, series C due 1983 and 1st
+ '' v
5%% mortgage bonds, series D due 1934—1
Apr
3
Southern Nitrogen Co., Inc.—
(In millions of dollars)
Increase (+)
or
Decrease (—) Since
Mar. 21,
certificate
Redemption
Total
account
fund
for
F.
S.
U.
i
Government
443
outright
Bills
securities:
11
-
C
x
—
4 Certificates
•'
:
Bonds
Held
under
repurchase
248
*
:
+- 582
109
+1,799
220
+
i
Total U.
Total
S.
Government securities
loans
and
Cash
items
Bank
28,806
securities
"
___
Other
collection
of
process
•
29,291
+
643 *
+
351
+
ASSETS—
336
assets
Total
12
+
:
52,132
loans
Loans
and
Loans
141
+
1—+/+< ———;
(1,606)
adjusted!
+1,0037 ' + 2,670
.
..
I'.
LIABILITIES—
Fedfcial
Reserve
1
notes
'
-
-
17,489
Loans
28,016
77
—
'< +
U.
bank
reserves
r
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
_uj
1,012
account
—
125
—
—
18
—
19
+
43
—
,i—„r;
,-18,309, ,:+
availability cash itcms—^ (1,143)
4,333"' +
714
258V
.Total
Other
M
liabilities
.
and
accrued
divs.
Total liabilities
CAPITAL
.104
69
Other
ACCOUNTS—
"
''
347
+
50,727
+.855
)
+
Capital
V
in
paid
453
888
capital
Total
accounts—
liabs.
&
64
Capital
accounts
(1,606)
' +
52,132
of
gold certificate
deposit
and
F.
R.
reserves
note
to
15
combined
purch'd
for
on
103
.
are
the
eliminations
.5%
Treasury
notes
S.
bonds
—■Within
&
1
—
5
made
in
the
Total
consoli¬
banks of
shows
ended
the
the
statement
Federal
following
March
14:
An
weekly
Reserve
principal
increase
reporting
member
for
the
of
$687' million in
in
loans
deposits; and increases
Other
From
From
million, reflecting quarterly
Other
$62 million, of which $27 million
was
in
the San Francisco
District. * "Other" loans in¬
creased $36 million.
45
42
6%
+
804 -"'
—
i
400
—
banks
-
'
61
*
N.a;
(*
N.a.
'
,
•+"
+
v
+v
4-
due
»
us
314
Sept.
...
..
1968
43
12,090
time
deposits of
separately.
checks
;
.
977
Apr' 1
;
868
>' •;
••
debs., due April 15, "1984
due
Apr 15
;•■:
1320
preferred stock—,_^__Apr
,
stock—
1144
•
2*
913
•:
May
Company
1,
'
V
v
^
.
-
■
..
—Apr
,
1
1366
*
.
.
1974___
r-
+
——Mar 28
'
/
,v
157
•:
'•
.,
+
v
Co.; (Toronto)
•
Per v.
•
+
When
r1 Share
IIV4C
*
(quar.)__
4-13
-
15c
(quar.)v +'!30c
129
preferred (quar.)—
preferred ' (quar.)
preferred '(quar.)
5V2%
preference
(s-a)—
N.A.
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19
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+
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3-19
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9-17
.
Corp.
Dallas
Title
River
_______
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V >5%
preferred (quar.)
334% preferred A (quar!)
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David
(L.
&
A.)
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class
A
Dayton <te
.
6%-eonv. pfd.
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A -(quar,)___—_________
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.
5
6-5
$1.50
(quar.)__
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5%
' 3-30
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(quar.)____-___
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:
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4V2% preferred' (quar.)^____—• $1.12)4..;4-.2
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.*■. *'
18
4
3-12 '
.
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.
1
(quarA)^___i_^^____
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7%
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American
of Rec.
4-2
(quar.12",'2c
7%
'
141
convertible
Holdert
Payable
(Del.)—
(Cleveland)
7%
+7,482
separately,
U. S. Government and postal
savings not
.'
revised.
1316
Mar31;C.
Corp.—
debentures
Trust
Cuban
Dayco
not
•
available.
1315
1
+
1971___
1-,
....
..
convertible
Plywood
Chemical
6y2%
+.
:
______
officers'
."1315
■
'?!
.
cumulative
conv.
5)4%
N.A.
loans
figures
debentures
Crush- International,
N_A.
.
-
.
2.403
and
:
6
197i___May
1,
,
.
.
/
•.
H
5,703
t! Includes
7
due June
♦-
-2331
4
1976_i—H___c_Apr
Crown Zellerbach Canada; Ltd.."cl. A (qnaf;)'
425c
Crown
Zellerbach
Corp.
(quar.)___
45c
Crucible Steel Co. of America, ;com.
Jquar.)20c
900
—
51
!
ACCOUNTS—
'
.
■
^
1,
debentures due
^
States
Crown
101
banks.
March
subordinated
convertible subord.
Cowles
N:a.
29'*
+
—"
21
2,166
___—'
certified
♦
'
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April
.1313
—Apr 13
.£lApr
1
'
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Inc.—-
1094
10 '
1972__—1—-May
Ltd.—
Crossway Motor Hotels, Inc.
Preferred (initial)
County Trust (White Plains)
valuation
N.A. Not
1975.Apr
.
+
3,149
186^
—
officials institutions, etc.
§ Includes
shown
1,
1,
1966
1206
v
t+MTar 30
stock
due
A,
■
Name of
707
to domestic commercial banks and
after deduc¬
reserves; individual loan items are shown gross.
$ Includes all
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 due to mutual
savings
Jan.
Trust
series
1,
Dec.
Page
!
'
DIVIDENDS
...
.+
7,466
Federal Reserve Banks
of
Dec.
due
Continued from page 13'
'
'
349
—
2;765
•-+
_•
'i-
sub-
1_„
Development,
♦Announced in this issue.-
-
+8,^955
+
-
41,643
liabilities
of
due
debs,
S4.50 cumul. voting second preferred
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber Corp.—
-
+. *631
602
:
■
t Exclusive
B
Corp.
cents
Dan
tion
due
debs,
subord.
&
convertible
1970—_Ji_
preferred
Investment
series
United
88
.
CAPITAL
ing or
interbank
others
debs,,
5Vs%
r"'
+
-_MaV 31
;
of America. 5M»%r -convertible sub:
"
V
ordinated debentures due
1968
—_w—Mar 30
"•
United States Casualty Co.—
-i-
»
-
etc.
subdivisions—
+1366
238
—
+3,031
31,389
political
Commercial
date needs; in the week ended
March 15, 1961, these
loans increased $725 million. Loans
to brokers and dealties increased $142
million, but their loans for purchas¬
increased
+
314
1,050
Borrowings:
tax
loans
institutions,
deposits
Governments,
Commercial and industrial loans increased
in all dis¬
tricts for a net gain of
$410
tate
official
deposits
and
due
bonds,
$5
360
116
—•
527
banks
time
f.
s.
+2,083
+
Foreign:
savings deposits.
carrying "other" securities decreased $43 million.
to sales and personal
financing institutions inSonnSed-,$73 miI1.ion as compared with an increase of
$290 million during the similar week in
1961. Real es¬
4,870
-
^
Domestic
deposits adjusted and $314 million in time and
Loans
+
-
.
Savings
$804 bullion in
+
1,779
+
.
and savings deposits — total'*!—__i'
Individuals, partnerships <te corporations:-
States
of
.
1144
.Apr, U
155
+
76
246
+2,962 :''
4,471. '292 "
Time
holdings of U.S.
+•
11,410
Governments,
Government securities and $400 million in U. S. Govern¬
demand
,
savings
Commercial
1
iy>(.V+t.vT"'PtA-uV
1969—,—
_
interbank:
11441
"
+1,965
67,170.
due
Apr
1,
pfd.'stock—
Corp.
1144
—_j_i__Mar 30
debentures
—2,532
457
—
_•
corporations
1144
M366
;
,
22"
703
-r-
90,060
partnerships, &
Foreign:
week
'
—
•
63,090
Government
Mutual
April
1
30 '
1980__Mar 30'
+1,134
-
.
Commercial
System in leading cities
changes
.
due
+
due
'•+'+>:v'
Apr
1980i-J_:__Mar
—
—
v
'
se-
C
+1,257
4
155,945-
political subdivisions--.
Domestic
of
adjusted; decreases of $323 million
ment demand
S.
;
1366
Transportation Corp.
:
Individuals,
condition
+
deposits adjustedt_
deposits — total§
...State and
U.
51
1,523
"
LIABILITIES—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
—
2.99S
;
banks_—
net
assets/liabilities
Demand
+1,979
12.869-
domestic
—
Apr
257
+
—
12,529
and coin
with
assets
A,
Electronics
convertibtle
Philco
568
149
4>,034 ' ;' +
:
1366
1
v+v';■
1977
trust bonds,
series
20-year 2%%
.1
cumul.
Research
conv.
6%
805
323
;
with Federal Reserve Banks
1
Lynch Communications Systems, Inc.—
'
43
+
+
+
"6.051(
4'/4%
Corp.,
conv.
4%
,
4,941
15.205
:
1969—Apr
N+.+
due
(Ltd.—
series
debentures
first
4 >4%
—
maturing:
years
6%
665
—
-;
bonds,
FV,"P Corp., 3% subord. s. f.
debs.",
Gulf American Land Corp.—
2,351
year—L
Balances
72
U.
36 "
Co.
Steel
debs,
Corp.
Economic
r
-
209
+
■■;»
1,
trust bonds; series B, and
1980——i
Rubber
Canada
Community
413
62-
+
32,585
years
securities
Reserves
—2.9%
+
•
due
Corp., 6% conv.
Atlas Steels Ltd.—
9
+
17
13"
■';+■.
1 811+
securities—total—______
3
Demand
The
banks—'
+2,670
Other
Figures in parentheses
dating process.
commercial
Currency
'**
+ 640
13,546
-
5
2
1st.mtge. & coll.
Apache
635
73
+
16,918
indebtedness-
1
+"+
series,
1143
! ■. .f:+
'1143
1
'
Oct.
Corp.—
5%
"»
■.
18
—
due
A,
+•;'
„
5
..
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED,':."•
•
-k;
Company and Issue—
■+■■/;
+Date
J.'-+.
•„
5%
1967——+
1,
conv.
Amerace
-.v
'
+
2'2
—
.+.2,266 " ! +7
_'
of
acceptances
foreign correspondents
banks—
certificates
Other
__
6%
-+.■*
__L^i
Treasury
to
'••*
•
.
112
4,375
loans-,
domestic
After
35.1%
foreign
.
,'"3,264;
.
Treasury, bills
liabilities
s.
liability
to
•
43:
-
—
*
—
institutions:
30
-
Contingent
2,065
K
financial
71
;
-
April
202
'
142
+
V'r +■•,'•;■ +
Line
1st mtge. & coll.
& coll. trust
States
Western
387
+
l' ' T
582
„_—
+
•
Pipe
bonds,
mtge.
series
7%
-
\
personal finance, ctc.u_^
Government
S.
a
—
*
1
%
+
+1,003
5%
+6,879
2
series
.1365
V-.
—Apr
Gas
United
+7,136
410
April
;
Gas
preferred
1st mortgage., pipe lme-,^
1, 1979—L._.
—Apr
Corp.,- 5Vb%' debs., due-Nov; 1,
1st mtge.-,& collat. trust bonds 5%
series
\t
loans
to
1
Ratio
pur-.
+
'H~I
!
United
+2,817
+
securities
——
estate
Other
Loans
Surplus
finance,
589
+
•
nonbank
to
Loans
"+2,572
988
carrying:
Or
for
for purchasing or carrying:-.
Government securities
:—__■ +
Other
4+36
dealers
4%
1st
4% %
687
1,320
and
Other securities
669
+
4%
Brunswick
440
32,613
_.
loans
Sales
-—
Real
(1,606
industrial loans—
and
brokers
Government
•fr*** U. S.
U.
Other
S.
Loans
deposits
ries E;
■
+
due
debs,
line
bonds, series D;
1961
dollars) '
second
1254
1
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co. 4Vb% 1st
mtge. & coIL^Y';;
trust bonds, series A; 5V2%
1st mtge. & coll.
trust
ordinated
+
-
series,
———Apr.
—
Corp.—
pipe
mcge.
1971
1955—
subord.
conv.
Amphenol-Borg
+
118.435
47/b%
Finance
1st
Mar. 15,
,
1962
120,246
adjusted!
Other securities
•
152
197
„■
Other
Deferred
+1,130
365
'
to
^ ;7t"r;
chasing
U.
814
-+
Mar. 7,
millions of
72,981
Agricultural loans
Deposits:
Member
investments—-
and
investments
.Commercial
•••■
(463)
___
(in
of
Transcontinental
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
.
',
1962
823
109
•:+4'4;,:+ ■'••
■
' *.
,
+2,408
5,535
(1,143)
assets
Total
;
+2,047
series
bonds,
time
Mar. 14,
premises
in
329
+
debs., 'due May 1,
Mid-Continent Oil 'Co.
6'/2%
the New York District outside
*
f.
s.
Eastern Transmsision Corp.
Time
domestic commercial banks increased $149 million.
248
+
Texas
City.
"other"
subord.
Sunray
stock,
Savings deposits increased $141 million
deposits of individuals, partnerships,
and corporations, increased $129 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $255 million but bor¬
rowings from others increased $262 million. Loans to
12 " +1,361
+
$75 million in
New York
and
.
88
V'ffV
28,558
of
crease
3
*4-0*302
' __£(.< • +---+ 446
4,972
agreement
364
—
v.- t
+
4,008*4 +
outright
50
j
(
..
16,868:
-
bought
-
652
+
I
—
2,710
•
—
__
Total
'
*
........
•
_
Notes.
—
315
+
•
42
•
111
—
—
426
advances
and
Bought outright—
k
;
(463)
3
763
+
3
—
16,435
reserves—
_
Acceptances—bought
1961
—
1,144
notes—
R.
.
Discounts
Mar. 22,
1962
15,291
certificate
gold
Cash
Mar. 14,
1962
ASSETS—
Gold
6%
Holdings of "treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $51 million and the combined total
of Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased
$268 million.
The latter included a decrease of $703
million in issues maturing in the "1 to 5 years" maturity
group and an increase of $457 million in the
"after
5 years" group, reflecting in part an exchange of bonds
under the Treasury's advance refunding.
Demand deposits adjusted increased $237 million in
the San Francisco District, $211 million in New York
City, $131 million in the Cleveland District, and $98
million in the Chicago District, offset in part by a de¬
*♦
■
\ '
»
1976
15,
1318
.
Apr
..
due April
+
.
1974__,
1984—_
1,
'
r;
•
.-
1,
.
2.814675
'
...
June
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—
Consolidated Statement of Condition
+•'
>
•■
:
1
Corp.—
equip, trust ctfs., due May 1,
Central Power & Light Co.—
mtge.
5'/8%
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
♦
v
.
v>-
1,
1
suspended.
♦Temporarily
1207
1,' 1990
^pr 19
Laclede Gas Co. 4.6%
cumulative preferred stock———Mar 31
Lone Star Gas Co., 4%% s. f.
debs., due 19S2___-j.^_—-Apr 15
1st
.230559
i.
American
'
1964—Mai-30;
stock____^_^J,__i_+__^.__-—Apr
mortgage bonds, 4%% series,'due, .+
Apr
Corp. 1st
*
1,+.V.;++
•
——
Jetsey
.194437
;
Power
*
...
v".
Apr.
6%
Inc.
1,
1
cumulative', preferred
General
.0350900
.194275
.230306
Spain,
Gotham,
July
Page
+
..
,
May
Inc.—
bonds due
I
1990
.0800560
M
series
due
April
Co.,
Forge-Waynesboro
Florida
.328566
.328566
.276912
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Portugal,
+
.328400
peso
Norway,
.00276300
.0800560
dollar
malayan
Malaysia,
++
Clifton
...
notes
Ltd.—B, due
Electric
debentures due Oct. 1,
.
,
.00161000
,00276250
.00161000
2.8,14675
*:
secured
debs., series
Louisiana
5 Va%
Georgia—
1953, due May 1, 1973
614%
secured notes due' Oct.
Foundries,
f.
s.
Chadbourn
.211150
:.*•
.00161000
.00276266
—
f
.00161000
1st
.250250
2.816400
.00161000
Iron
5%%
Central
.204050
.
.211250
".211250
2.816300
_.
Canada
'
f
Date
v..!v,+ >-,^4
+
■
of
,
,
series
Distilling Co.
and 6-year 6%
'.1962
+
.00310782
'
.250162
,
Barton
:v
.210516
*
.204050
.250034
v
.953020
.00310782
'
.204058
r:
.0200356
.210516
+ .00310782
.204050
.250025 V
(Metropolitan),- new
Germany, deutsche markIndia, rupee
Ireland, pound
vi
.210516
V
.204050
franc
France
.0200855
.954270
.0200850 +
Co.
5.90%
debs.
Cap.
.0386750
.953937
.0200850
-
.0386750
.0386375
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
American Discount
2.242768
2.244143
2.244462
"
.0386625
.0386625 ~
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
2.244462
2.244063
■,
corporate
given in the Chronicle.
PARTIAL
S
-
of
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
--.0120623
.0121138
Argentina, peso —
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling -—
4;..
a
Mar. 22
"
'
;
list
bonds, notes,
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Thursday
Wednesday
will
preferred
including
United States Money;
(Value in
Tuesday
Mar. 19
Friday
Fund Notices }
-+
Below
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
UNDER
TO TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
BANK
22.
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the
.
,
4-
2
+**3-15
4- 3-,;
3-15
3-26
•■'!
3•'
•
-
•
•-
7
.
'
'
1
195
Volume
•
Number 6145
"
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Per'
Name of Company
DeMun
Estate
L.—JJ
(quar.)
Decoa
Records, Inc.
Decker
Nut
Deere
&
7-
8
(quar.)__^—:
47-
10-
3-30
Power .&
3.70%
5%
Federal
Bank
&
Paper
Products
3-28
3-
9
Fidelity Funu,
$1.07
3-31
3-
9
$1.14 i
3-31
3-
9
3-
9
(quar.)
-
Trust
&
Raynnlds
(quar.).,
1
Forests- il___i__-'_
Dillon
(J.
Disney
S.)
&
Sons
'
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-
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;
Co.
(quar.)_JL
Productions (quar.).
Corp* v(quat.)
Diversa; Inc.- (Del.), $1.25 preferred
75c preferred-B
(quar?)
Diversey
Corp. • (quar.)U
Dinettes
(Joseph)
Dodge
Mfg.
Dome
$1.56
preferred
Fund;' Inc.-_^_-l
Dominion
Canada
3'
.250
V
6
4-
6
Quarterly
/First National
£
27y2C
i'
quar:)-^. '•
(quar.)__
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First
3-22
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•
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,,
4-16
4-
■.
2
First
3-18
5-
,
1
4-16
2
3-
9
Rockkway RR.
Dow'
Ltd.
-
Dragon
3-
Florida
5-11
6-
Florida
-40c
4-14
3-15
Food
2«/2o
4-23
3-2
•
356
4-
2
4-
2
3-
(quar.)'______^._
500
4-
2
15c
4-16
4- 2
Dravo
-
Corp.;-4%
Du-Art
1
preferred
preferred
4-25 "
4-10'
Fram
87 Vic
4-25
4-10
Frantz
——
25c
4-2
3-15
i_
—
—^
preferred
(quar.)i
preferred • (quar.)_j__;
preferred
(quar.)—
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
.-.
Duval" Sulphur < &
3-
3-
(Increased)"-.—
Potash
l;i
4%
'3-
Fuller
(George
Canada"
Savings
Gas
Eastern
Fuel
! Eastern
& Loan
A^oc.,
.
5%
Futterman Corp.,
m
3
Garflnkel
4- 3
3-20
3-28
:.;4- 1
2-26
;;4-
2:
3-15
2;
3-15
1
Gas
..
$1'
r 25C
preferred" (quar.)^_j;»»_^^-—_-:-.~----
4-
.;
Eastern
State? Corp., $7 pfd. A (accum.)____
$6'. preferred B (acfeum.)_l__
$1.75,
$1.50
:
Eastjnan Koqak,
Mfg,
'r (Stock dividend)
Economy
Baler
100%
Match,'; Ltd. (quar.)
Edgecomb Steel Co. (quar.)_l
,J: 4 V*'%'.. preferred (quar;)i_.—
Eddy
Class
B
$4'. 12
-
El
preferred
:
„
^
"
3-
2
3-
it
5
2^'
■
$1
3-15
5Va%
4-
2-26
2-26
/ $1.35
4-
2-26
6%
20c
4-
I
30c :
3-30
3-
3t31
50c,
3-30
25c
3-30
3-12
3-31
3-
4-
Ordinary
3-19
Emcp, Ltd.
Emerson
-i Empire
Stat£
Qil
&
A
Equity
a
4-
6
4-30
General
General
General
4-30
20c
4-
9
Form
Brassiere
(Canada ij
2
'. A
4-
$1.60
conv.
Fairmont
5%
Family
Corp.—
preferred
Foods,,
preferred
Circle
•
&
common
,
Association,
Traders
.
(quar.)
"J
2
Fed-Mart
Federal
Rubber
Co.
Life
-
;
;
A
3-31
3-31
25c
;4-
3-
A
4-
32 y2o
4-12
(initial)-
*••■*
8c
'
22y2c
(quar.)—>-
Insurance
Co.
Trust
5%
«
;
25c
J
? s
-
1
3-
1 V
3-
1
5-i8-
-
4-27
4-
2
3-31
2
2
,
•
-
•
1
3-19
6-
1
5-
25c
6-
1
5-21
$5
«,
4-
2
3-23 /
4-
1
3-
..5%
6
3-30
3-16
3-30
3-16
3-30
334-
2
30c
3-31
3-
9
$1.18%
30c
6-15
5-28
6c
-
;
^
4-
2
3-28
25c
:
3-
50c
;
r
3-29
17c
40c
(quar.)
5
/fi
3-
1
3-31:
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
10c
4-1
3-12
5-
4-20
^
v /
-
.
3-28
3-30
12V2C
5-
4-13
1
r.
5-25
$1.25
6-11
$1.25
$1.29
9-10
8-24
4-
1
3-15
/ $1.16
4-
1
3-15
$50c
4-
2
3-
$15c
$22%c
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-14
4-
2
3-
1
$$1.25
5-15
5-
4
:-h 25c
3-30
3-20
$1.12%
4-
2
3-
9
$1.06 Va
4-
2
3-
9
25c
4-
2
3-15
10c
3-30
3-16
$1.50
'■>/~
(quar.)
—
(quar.)„
/
15c
j/-
———
2
:•"■?:■■■>:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Winkle-Munning
—
t
3-
33c
5-15
32V2c
5-15
31 Vic
(quar.)_^
r"
5-15
5-15
4-
1
>
4- 1
3-14
"/'/*"/,;//•
:
.
62V'2c
(Iowa)—
.
..
4- 1
4-1
37V2c
4- 1
3-15
4-
3-20
common
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
—__
1
4-15
31 Vic
1
3-15
4- 1
3-15
3-31
3-15
4-
./
4-16
4-
35c
5-
Corp.
(quar.)
Stores, Ino.
Gas,
(stock
Times
Steel
(H.
-3.65%
J.)
27Vfec
65c
——
(quar.)
4-
2
3- 5
3-29
3-19
3-29
25c
3-30
3-15
30c
10c
3-31
3-12
4-
3-
ll'Ac
4-10
3-22
4-15
4-
5
(quar.)
class
A
Co—:
F.)
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)—«—
Co., common
preferred
Rubinstein
52c
3-19
50c
Electric, 4%% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
5Va%
preferred (quar.)
5.75%
preferred (quar.)
Hein Werner Corp.. (quar.)
Heinz
3-26
(quar.)
Aluminum,
(E.
4-13
l'/2%
dividend)
(quar.)—
common
2
1
4-28
—:
Fire Insurance
preferred
(quar.)
2
9
25c
4-15
4-
5
27 Vic
4-15
4-
5
28 %c
4-15
4-
5
20c
3-30
3-12
25c
4-11
3-20
4-
3-
•
(quar.)
91 %c
(quar.)
(See Rubinstein (Helena),
1
9
.
Inc.)
-
(W.
5Va%
E:)
St
preferred
Cot,
common
...
3-30
3-30
$1
3-30
3-16
40c
4-
2
3-12
43 %c
4-
2
3-12
..
.
Heppenstall Co.,
7%
Gallon
preferred
4%%
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
j
3-16
15c
3-30
t$1.50
3-29
3-12
2
4-30
4-
56y4C
5-
1
4-24
35c
5-
1
4-15
3%
Products, Inc.—
A
3-16
'
>>on-cumulative preferred (quar.)——
Helm's Express, class A (quar.)———
Hendershot Paper Products. 6% pfd. (quar.)
Henry's Dnve-In. Inc.
3-16
40c
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred »(quar.)_4
Helme
(George W.) Co., comrtion
Hercules
of Pennsylvania—
4-3
IOC
—:
Corp.
"
35c
3-15
3-30
(quar.)
Co.
M.)
7%,
:/
3-15
25c
/
3-16
Heller
3-15
1
4-14
,/Hausman
8
—v
4-
-
Corp.,
4%
34%c
—.
$15c
cumulative
5%%
3-30
Helena
A-—---r-
3-16
10c
Hauserman
-
3-5
59%c
1
30c
<H.
Harvey
4-25
25c
4-
4-
preferred ($25 par) shares
10 shares - common held)_i.—
convertible
Hartford
4-25
.
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
,
preferred (quar.I
.-"J.———-
6%
8%
4-25
—
—
(three
Hartford
4-25
25c
:
Carpets,
dividend
Hawaiian
of Florida—
6
4-19
$$1.62
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
preference
Hartfield
2-20
V
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3-15
4-15
.
..
«/.
:
.
5c
30c
1
Harsco
2-20
1
2-20
(quar.)
3-31
,
-
(quar.)
Shoe,
•Hartford
3-31
1
preferred
3-21
3-21
(quar.)—
Harris-Teeter 8uper Markets
(quar.)
TV'/
4-
$2.10
2
preferred (quar.)
Farms International, Ltd.—
Harper
3-19
19c
—
3-21
2
2
-
(Increased)—
(quar.)
Harris-Interlype
3-16
4-
54V2C
General Telephone Co.
4-
Paper Co.—
t- -, for
each
Harnischfeger
;
.
—
Telephone Co. df Ohio—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
3-15
3-15
redeemable
3-20
3-30
'•
/:
;;
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
3-9
1
2
4-
37V2c
(Jacksonville)—
common
preferred
Stock
7 ;
2-20
'
:
-
44-
4-
•
^
Ltd.
Mfg.
Harding
3-12
1
General
Co.
3-31
'
$25c
Ltd.. (s-a)
preferred
6 Vi %
9
1
.
9
Hardee
9
1
5-
A--
3-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
3-20
4-
(quar.)
2
27 %c
—
preferred :(quar.)
Hanover
6%
3-30
$1.25
66c
A
9
9
4-
37 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Brass,
'4%%
■
2-27
4-
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
3-
3-
Harbison-Walker Refractories
4-17
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
3-15'
2
17 %c
,
Hammermill
3-16
93%c
(quar.)—^
3-16'
-
4-
t5c
preferred
5%
2-20
Telephone Co.
X
60c
20c
(reduced)
Cotton,
4-25
(quar.)_
of Indiana—
3-19
1
3-30
tlOc
Cosco .Iquar.) 1
(quar.)——/•/-'. $1.25
(quar.)
4-
2
$1.06 y4
Hamilton
1
C
1
37 %c
Hamilton
4-
$2.50 preferred
1
1
4-
(quar.)——^—w—
common
Mining,
69v
3-30 ,v
:
30c. j
(quar.)
Dunlap
1
12-
6-10
9-10
45c
(quar.)__
-
(quar. )_.:___
,
5 A
Brit-
(quar.)_
pfd.
cuuimoii- tquar.).*
Insurance
3-
12-10
t25c
(quar.)
2
53V«c
preferred
40c
40c
(quar.)
3-
for the year
(quar.)_
Ltd.
3-23
preferred
preferred
Co,,
Hanson-Van
(quar.)^_
(quar.)
.
Hahn
'
t
3-16
2
$1.75
Lines
preferred
Gunnar
'
5c
(N.Y.C )
4-
3-30
9
37J/2c
50c
pfd.
3-20
$17%C
(quar. >
Corp.,
&
Life
Hamilton
from
6 %
common
2-
2
4-16
tl5c
/
——
(quar.)
Power, 5.16% preferred
4.64% preferred (quar.)
/
2-20
$1.40
1
4-
3-15
(Houston)—
B—
.Gulf
3-16
1
General
3-15
2
3-
4-.. 1
•4-2
:
5V2%/ preferred
3-15
4-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
9
;v-4- 2
50c
conv-preferred (quar.)—
-.'.,$5
3-14,
4-
General
3-13
4-
;
'
; A, 2c
(quar.)50c
!—
$1
Electronics—
General Telephone Co.
•
3-15
•
2
3-30
59%c
$2,375
3-19
lr
4-
33-
,
.
2
3-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
1
3-16
2
4<4-
27V2c
5%
$1.30
9
3-
,
9
Co.—
Gulf Mobile St Ohio RR.—
-
Co.—
preferred
3-
(quar.)
Quarterly
•
& 4-27 A
4-2
i
free
Sugar,
preferred
Grosset
Gulf
1
5-15
56Vic
(quar.->_u—
(quar.)
Co.
1
4-1
:
t$1.50
Products.
•
preferred
4V2 %
5%
4-
$l.l2Va
,
10c
(quar;) / "
(quar.)^—"
(quar.)
6z
4-
30c
(quar.)
class
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)
Griesedieck
4-i
10c
•-. /
:
Corp.
Y.)
(N.
/Guaranty Trust Co. of Canada
15c
(Boston), class A
Products
3-19
3-
20c
(Canada),
(Increased-quar.)
1
25c
t
$3.75
Industries
3-16
4-13
93 %c
Assurance
Industries.
Greyhound
•
£
Texas
of
$1.32
,/
9
12 Vie
Corp.
.
5
8-
preferred
6%
:30c A
'
-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Corp.,
General Telephone
f*"'
$7.50
(quar.)
Insurance 7 (quar.)__
3-
:
2.
62>/ac..
-
class
4-
1
4-
55c
.-General
•
'•';
-
:
Inci,
3-30
—
(quar.)
Greenwich
,
$39c
(quar.)
•;5%
-
——
(Syracuse.-; N., Y.)_
Faultless
.
40c
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)^_
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc.
Farmers
v
(quar.
(quar.)—
Brewing ' (quar.)
Falst'aff
•/ 35C
(qua'r.)
common
Fairbanks-Whitney
4-20
12V2c
preferred
'
FMCi Corp.,
r-'
3-15
4-
5.28%
,
$15c
$1.50
"'T
General
3-1C
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Convertible'^ 1st pref..series A 6%
6%
$$1.25
$1.25
Exquisite
2-27
315
-
-
1962
4-
Winnipeg Gas Co. (initial)
Greening
3-26
—
1
15c
Mountain Power (quar.)
Green
-
3-30
4.25%
.
,
3-16
4-
o
Greater
;
3-31
(quar.)
Ltd,,
Coal,
Year-end
7%
preferred
2
3-9
56V4C
•
/
5-15
4.40%
3-31
«37y2c
—_
,
3-
9
9
45c
—:
4—-
West
West Lite
8c
>
Reinsurance
Steel
4.36%
-1,
s
A
Quarterly
45c
5V2C
quar.)—
(monthly)
Ltd.—
Refractories
Common
Ltd.—
—
;r
5-31
2
9
3-
40c
1
4.75%
4-12
4-30
/'/
4-12
$12 Vic
(s-a)
Industries,
Investors
3-23
35c
(quar.)__2
Corp;- (quaff.)
;
5-21
75c
qnar.)l
6-11
five-for-four split
Heating Products,
Gil
Ex-Cell-O
approved
»
5-21
.
3-
6-1
$1
(quar.)
31,
General Telephone
1—_
4-
30c
pfd.- (quar.)
General Portland Cement
(quar.)
General Precision Equipment
'"-/■ $4.75 preferred (quar.)^
:
General Railway Signal Co.
(quar.)
3-14
6.11
5c
6-21
(quar.)__
tax)
Motors
'
1—
3-16
3-29
common
Co.,
Mills,
3-22
3-31
20c
—
Class
4-19
l_,
2
15c
(quar.)
(a dividend Of 3%
General Shale
'
Western
(quar.)
Co.,
General
4-20
15c
CO.—
Western
Great
4-
3-
3-31
>
•"-Great
12V2c
14c
3-30
25o
Quarterly
3-31
-"l-——";-'/
Co.
General
Ltd.
/ 3-15
3-30
4-10
,3-30
4%
//'/• Increased quarterly
4-30
3-12
4-30
$50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Great
(quar.):
General
' -
Special
_p__ i'i,
_^._r
'
Empire .Trust Cp. of'N. Y. (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (initial
Enamel
3-15
l
$12 Vic
Manufacturing—
Semi-annii&l
Stockholders
9
3-30
"quar.
3-16
10c
3-15'
,
dividend)
Life -Insurance
Great
Corp.-—
A
March
income
General
/
9
5-
$1.16 V2
(quar.
Electric
(initial
New
25c
i_——
—
ish
•
:
2
'
9
preferred
ending
3-: 2
Water (quar.)'_
Williamsport RR.
(s-a)u:
Power.
Southern
2
class A
Finance
preferred
Electric
Z.t v
2-28
::
&
Paper
Lakes
Great
4-
(quar;)__T
Contract
General
3-21
Eliza'bethtown
Lakes
Great
3-15
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)—
Electric
2-23
4-
Elmira
Great
2-28
(quar.)
(quar.),
Oil Co.
Co.
General
2-26
3-31
15c :
3-16 :.c;
3-23
$30c
4-13
2
3-
t$l it
Insurance
Amerioan
3-31
Transportation
General Controls
2-26
...
Great
4-
Investors,
American
,,f,
(quar.)
4-16
-
'
4-
3-31
(quar.)
Stores
$0,074
(quar.
American
4%
2
preferred
3-16
•
1
3-9
4-2
15c
3-20
,L-t.L
Acceptance
3-15
4-
(W.
Drug
1
2
4-10
«
•
2
5-
113c
Iquar.)
4-.1
20c ?
4-
•
$1.50
...
(stock
preferred
Ltd.
3-29
;
6
2
; 5- 1
•'
50c
Co., 4'/2%
pfd. (quar.)_
T.) Company, common (quar.)
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
.4-14
'J •' -2%
2
?
3-
12 %c
Union
4-2
4-
3-
4-
Co.—
Toy,
."•4-19
Cable
4-
—
/•' 3-16
4-
Gloucester
25c
Transportation (initial)
Ltd.—
-
Box
4-16
(quar.)
2
&t
3%%
Gray
3-31
General
25C
Abrasives
4-
3-20
3-13
/: 3-30
CO.
convertible
Grant
;
3-14
General
32 Vic
&
3-23 /
4-10
3-15
(quar.)_^
Refractories
60c
3-23
3-26
3-16
4-
E'leclironjic Assistance,Cprp.4 (stock dividend)
Grand
25c
1
Stop Nut Coip. of. America (quar.)
Elde?
Manufacturing Co.(quar.
Electric Bond & Share (quar.)
Electric jk Musical industries, Ltd. (final)—
Electro
4-12
3-20
of
Graham-Paige
.
f Grand
4-
F.)
2
1
3-27
:-4-
;/
":(■ 100%
-
(quar.)
1
3-15
(Phila.)
Employees Insurance
(Washington. D. C.) (quar.)
3-23
50c
3-30
$1.03
Storage Battery (quar.)
Electrical ProdOets Corp.
tonar.)
3-19
3-31
56'Ac
(quar.)_
(Columbus, Ga.)
preferred
General
4-
(quar.)—A—
-Common
j 3- 9
1st
3- 5
•V
(quar.)
A
Inc.
$12V?c
(quar.)
General Bancshares Corp.
;/
/
a
3-15
•
Government
3-20
4-
Bank
\quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
General American
$1.18
Electric
2
3-30
General
3-17
3-30
Goodyear Tire St Rubber Co. ot Canada Ltd.
Gorton's
3-12
3-15
4-14
$1.34
;
3-15
3-15
3-16
3-31'
.4-1
Envelopes, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Stock Telegraph (quar.)^__
5-
10c
preferred (quar.)—
4>/2%
3-30
20c
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. ,■< j
4%
preferred (quar.)
1
3-16
28c
(quar.)
& Co.,
class A
3-9
$1.12 Va
Elastic
'A 2"7
3-31
preferred
General
•
3-19
3
*
1
(B.
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25c
preferred '(quar.),^.
f
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60c
5
'
(quar.)
3-16
3-31
4-
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6V4C
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
(quar.)
$4.72 preferred (quar.)
$5,40 preferred
(quar.)—
$5!36 preferred (qUar.
Natdral
15c
.
$1.06»/4
$4:50
Paso
4-
'
$37 Vic :
_
(quar.)______
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5%
General
,6
2
.3-30
7 Vic
c
Electronic' Instrument,
,':,4-
$30c
I
(quar.)
2
3-16
*
3-20
$1.50
&
4-
/ preferred ;(quar.)---:-ii-i-^------"; $$1.37/
.5V'2 %
•
6
~
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,
4-
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El
4-
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45c
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3-16
1
A-
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$3.60
EICO
■4-4
5-
Globe
Goldblatt
28Vbc
Inc.__,i_^_„^_„25c
Corp.
Light Co.
class
Gold
4-
$1.183/4
(Julius),
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
Gateway
•,
-
22 Vic
East^rn Stainless Steel (quar.)
Inc.,
9
4-
Exchange
Company
3-
2
3-15
3-15
v;
,
12 %c
(quar.)___.
60c
3-13
1
6
5-
Corn
3-13
$-27
'2%
...
'/ Gatiheau Power Co.,
.
;-7^c
Girltown,
"
18c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investors
Garrett
2-26
••
1
4-
conv.
.Oarlock,
r
3-20
$1.12'/a
4VV%.; preferred/ (quar.)
:
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;
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-»
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Trust
2
3-30
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1
2
Quarterly
Grey wound
3:
40c
(quar.)__
Girard
V;
3-
1
$30c
(quar.)_:
com.
4-
Gimbel
9
4-
3-15
i
4-
1
Lewis
4-14
<
1
44-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Machine Tool Co
Bros, (stock dividend
&
44-
3-22
•4-
k
dividend
3-30
5c
30c
(qUar.)^„_.^..-_—..u
common
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Fundamental
•
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3-15
4-
9
2
:•/; •/ 4-
Mines
27V2C
Fund
(Charles E.)
3-
Stock
3-30
,
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3-
3-30
f
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4V2 %
Eagle Flre;
Mutual
Fruehauf Trailer,
//
pfd.
Cement
(quar.)
Canada
Manftfacturing
1
•>:4-
•
350 '"
3-
$1,05
75c
(quar.)
Bank
of
4-1
517/aC
—1
3-29
(quar.)..^
A
Frosst
1
4-
3-1
22V2C
3-
1
A-
1
(quar.)
3-22
5
voting
$6
Portland
Yellowknife
Gnuiicn
(quar.)
Frito-Lay, Inc. (quar.)
Fritzi of, California Mfg. Corp.
4-
51V4C
.-.
2-26
'
4.10%:
2
5-
50c
common
Companies.
Ltd.
Frigikar Corp. (Delaware)
2-26
'
4':
50c
•
—
2
1
52 Vic
^
4%
2
3-29
.sv-$2,10' "preferred (quar.)C-a-:----J—• >52 Vic
3.75%: preferred (quar.)_
46%o;
4-
-'4-
31<5
.
——i—
:
;
$1.75
5c
Dunlap & Associates ' (quar.)—:
Duquesne Light, common (quar.)^.—____—
4.20%
'
4-
40C
(quar.)_——
common
preferred- (quar.)_
class
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'
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7%
A
National
Co.
Corp.
■:
Corp.,
-
ioc
3-29
34-
4-
V:
25c
4-
4-13
.
4-30 v
$1.15
(quar.)
Gibson Greeting Cards Inc.
75c
,
2
/ 12Vic
(quar.!™;
Mfg.
3-15
25c";';
(quar.X
Inc.,
preferred
Worth
Founders
$l.liJ/2
•*
Shoe
3-14
50c
Trust
4-
4-13
4-30
,$1.23
4- 2
_^
class
Wallace,
Foundation
——_——
(quar.)
Duff-y-Mott '(quar.)
Duke
4'/a%
Fort
•—
$3.50
&
Fair
-Foremost Dairies,
Film. Laboratories^—
6Qc
Banking
preferred
conv;
&
$1.24
.
5-28
(initial-quar.)
Telephone,
Forbes
9
preferred
Giant
(stock dividend)
Stores, common
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
3-21
participating preferred
(quar.)—___
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$1.12
3- 9
20c
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-
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(quar.)
,
3-30
A
;
(quar.)„4_—
4-13
>
4-30
'
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$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Giddings
:
Public
.
3-15
"Draper-^Corpy
$4.60
Georgia
.
(quar.)
Utilities,, common
Stock dividend '
4%%
preferred (quar.)
\
■
1
17 %c
3-15
4-13
4-30
200%
z
1
*
'
,
4-
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Consolidating Minings
;
40c
>•
-
.
15c
:
• 25c'
«fc Porter Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
:
12V&C
Foods, $5 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Fleming Company (stockholders approved a
2-for-l split on the common shares)
;>-/.■•/::>»/.
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
/ Florida Metal Supply-,
—luc
3-16
preferred
$4.92 preferred
A
3-23
$142 Va
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1
4-
4-30
.•/
$1.25
—4.
(quar.)
3-15
4-
1.
87%C'
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(increased)
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of California—
Fischer
4-
Chemical
3-30
3-15
Fisher
•
4- 2
4•
2
20c
40c-,
■
Giant
;
common
$3
:—_—
$4.96
1
3-19
3-19
v
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.
County)—
Y.)
(N.
Inc.
Fund, Ltd.
Pensylvania
$37 Vic
(s-a)
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3-19
3-31
$1.50
.
(increased
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3-19
3-31
93%c
dividend
Genung's
3-19
$1.06 V*
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
Parts Co.
Stock
3-16'
3-30
3-15
•
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(quar.)
preferred C
Genuine
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3-2tt
(quar.)
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$3.50. preferred A (quar.)
$5 preferred B (quar.)
,
3-30
$15c
-
(quar.)
Stores
/(Los Angeles)1 (quar.)
/
3-26
5-
$25c
3-15
pfd.
preferred
$4.50
6-15
5Vfc%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Gera
25c
1
Genesco,
:
4-
J
80c
j
V
4-
75c
■-
4-10
4-
(quar.)
General Waterworks Corp.
$6 preferred
(quar.)
:
3-16
1
preferred
3.75%
1
3Y
:
First Trenton National Bank (quar.)
50c
First Trust of Albany, (N. Y.) (stock div.)__
5%
First Western Bank & Trust Co.V
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(quar.)u'
9
3-13
2
4-
34c
12ViC
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Oil & Gas
New
$206
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National
''
$10c
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4-
3-16
1
3-31
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40c
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3-30
4-14
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National
4-14 « "3-30
12c
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'
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3-16 '
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(«$tiar.) i_' 1_J--
10%
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'
75c
4-
55c
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4'/2%
4Vi%
3-26
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3-31
2-28
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Jose,
Calif.)— *v ;> /
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1_
i
3-26
3-16
3-31
3-16
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National Bank (Toms River, N. J.)—
Quarterly
L_
First National Bank & Trust Co.
3-21
2
4-30
4-13
$55c
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Dominion Scottish investments, Ltd.—
Increased
National
1
45c
.
of
3-16
5-
3-16
$1.25
/
First
•
3-15
3-31
!
$42 Vic
.
common
Bank
1
3-16
1
1
$1.37%
3-15
5-
preferred
Tire & Rubber,
preferred (quar.)
$5
~Q\:'.£7k,
Quarterly
3-22
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Co.,
(Fort
3-30
1
4-
28c... •;
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7
.
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56V^c
(quar.)__
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3-
44-
(quar.)
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3-30
:
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3-19
4-
39c
-
$17%c
,
1
4-16
•
4
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;
3-16
3-19
'
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Corset;1 Ltd. .(quar.)
d
$25c
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noncirfnulative-preferred (QUar.
-•■••v.. $446
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., -common: (quar.)A
$15c
2nd preference
(quard_
$37 Vic
Dominion -Foundries &• Steel, Ltd.—
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<---1.
$40c
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,$$1.12%
Glass
the
3-26
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25»/2C
..
(quar.)
preferred
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
6
4-13
12c
/First National Bank (Jersey City) (quar.)
•>Firsts Nationsil Bank (Mt. Vernon, N. Y.)— '
•
2
3-31
15c
.'
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5%
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of
Bank
Bank
3-31
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3-30
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National
3-
preferred
5Vfe%
3-14
60c
..,
National
6
4-
2
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1
Corp.
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4-
3-30
9c
Corp., common
A
(quar,).
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4-
1
from
dividend.
4*
4-27
25c
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(quar:)
Industries
Dominion
General
3-14
4-
5.60%
'
3-15
;v
1
ifl 4-
20c
j.—. ■- -
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9
3-15
7
I 4-16
(quarterly
*
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(quar.)
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3"
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4-
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(increased
Crucible
Corp.,
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A w> 106
._i__
"(initial)--
-
3-15
'
5.10%
5-31
37'/ac
•/First Flight Co. (stock dividend;
/First? National "Bank of Eaitimore (quar.)^_;
Firs^ National Bank of Boston (quar.)
1
First
Nationar Bank' iChicago)
(quar.r
Quarterly '
I
3-15
3-30
-f
fri 4-15
•
..70c
:
(Walt)
Dixon
3-16
^
4-30
3-30
/
income)
Financial
Stock
'
Divpo-Wayne
Dixie
^ First
5
.4
-
,
2
> 3-26
45c
'
Stores
4-
5-15
6-15
27Vic
;
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Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
5.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4-15
vV
$2.25 preferred
^Filtrol Corp. (increased quar.)
5
3-
3-30
:ve''70c
8c
9
3-
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v"-£''7%C
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3-15
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55c
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investment
"
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(quar.)
3-
'
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4-
tl5c
'
(quar.-)
National Corp.--.
4-
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4'Dextone:'Co.,:_(quar;)
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v.:
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(quar.)
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50c
(quar.)
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49
Per
Name of Company
3-31
27c
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co. (quar.)
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'
3-30
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class
&
$1.25
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3-31
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Bank
1
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(quar.)__
.Chemical
Stores
Federation
Fibreboard
(quar.)
Trucking
Detroit
Department
4-16
28:!4c
5';
1
'
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27c
(quar.)
common
3-
$1
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(monthly)
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Share
(quar.)
3-13
9
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Detroit
preferred
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3-19
9
(quar.)^.' i
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.
Paper Board,
4.60%
2
3-
Valley- Financial
Liraltee,
Mortgage
3
3-
divldend„__
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.
4-
3-31
Deltown Foods, Inc.
Stock
of Company
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4-
3-31
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preferred-
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5
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4%
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4.20%: preferred
Delaware
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50c
i.
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preferred
4.28%
1'
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Name
3-10
5
3-30
30c
'
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Federal
5
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5c
(quar.)
Hudson' Co.
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10-
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4
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7
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Co.,
class
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common-
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Hershey Creamery (quar.)
25c
.
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(quar.)
Bartlett
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;
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Higbie Mfg. (quar.)
Hill Corp.
(quar.)
Hilo Electric
Light
(quar.)—
Company
3-30
4-13
5-
5c
v7-16
Hollingsliead
Holmes
(D.
(quar.)
2-28
4-10
3-23
1
M.)
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(R.
Finance
3-19
2
3-31
3-21
4-18
5-
1
$1.06%
3-28
3-30
4- 2
;
25c
2
(Union
Inc.
Refrigerator
(Del.)
Co.
2
3-16
3-30
4-15
3-30
Jefferson
4-15
3-30
Jenkins
4-15
3-30
20C
3-31
3-16
3-31
3-16
$1.3iy4
3-31
3-16
$1.41 y4
3-31
3-16
4-2
20c
(quar.)
Ideal
Cement
Illinois
Bell
3:?4 %
3-
5%
9
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
Jones
5-
1
4-13
Josten's,
3-30
50c
ment
3-15
6-29
9-28
9-13
Kahler
12-13
3-16
3-31
3-16
3-31
3-16
4-
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4-23
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4-14
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3- 7
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1
3-16
4-
$12'/2c
3-30
3-
3-30
2%
3-
4*3%
4-16
4-
1
preferred
$1.05-.
4-
1
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Class A
4%
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4-
1
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4- 1
3-19
$1.25
4-
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3-
4-
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9
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3-31
3-31
3-
3*b%
Inter-Ocean
3-31
3-
9
3-31
3- 9
4-
2
3-15
Interlake
Corp.
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4%
9
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4-
40c
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International
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common
r
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3-16
3-19
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&
3-29
3-12
3-15
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preferred
3-30
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4-
2
3-
9
v,
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9
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3-15
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3-23
75c
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2
2-28
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5-
1
3-31
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4-15
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(N.
Y.)—
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4-26
25c
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9
4-16
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68 %c
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1
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plus 34c
special year-end distribution—__1
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A
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3-
2
4-
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4-30
3-31
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3-20
3-20
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6-29
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9-28
9-14
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12-31
12-17
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4-13
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common,
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(initial)P'v:,
3-16
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42'/2C
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3-20
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10c." "
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preferred
Masonite
25c *
3-1^
:3-14f
(quar.)_L_—P_2i____P ^$1.37%' -.4- 2
Cement Mfg.,
.'■'Massachusetts
3'-15
25c
6rl5
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(quar;)—:
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5-25
t
.
3-15
3-31
2
3-31
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-25c; 3-28p
4 Yz %
preferred ■ (quar.)_——._—$ J; IZYz
' 4-1
.
*
3-15
3-31,
26'Ac,
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1
3-30
.
(increased
Marshall-Wells,
3-12
5-21
..
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3-30
class A &
dividend
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-
(quar.)—
Delaware
6-
:
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4-
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4.
National
4Y\ % .preferred
I35c
of
v
6-22
4-16
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,
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.
6
ioc
Insurance'(Jackson, Miss.)—
Corp.
3-19
.
5%
.
Marsh (M.) & Son (quar.)
Marsh Supermarkets (quar.)___^:
*
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(quar.)—•
■
4- 2 '
$1.50
.
y 4-25
.
3-30
,j. +00,
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quar.)^—5c4-20
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4- 2
RR.
%,
3«l»Vfe'V
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dividend
Marquette
9
3-
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v
3-15 v:
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5-15
1
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(quar.j__—25c. ^
4- 1 • •
Marlin-Rockwell,Corp.. (increased quar.)_.
»
30c.4r-2 V;
9
5-
1
(quar.)__,_
.
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20c
.
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Mattel,
Llie
i.
.
3-15
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(initial, quar.)__II_r_"_'l'I*_
Telephone
62%c
;
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4-16
Crosse
I
Trust' Co« of Western, ~Np"X-(quar.)1.
Stock
3-15
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class
Class A
(quar.)___
3~ 9
-
■
3-15
7 14c
Quarteriy
•,
9
3-18:
3-30
"
1
4.32% preferred A (quar.
5%( preferred B (quar.)—____
3-31
'
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3-22
2
Inc,
-
quar;)25'c
3-26:;
Maritime Electric Co., Ltd., 5%
pfdv (quar.)/ - f$145,.> 4- 2 P*
Market Basket CCalif.) common (quar.)__'__ y'y, 25c
4- 2,j
:
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Labatt
(John), Ltd. (quar.
Laclede Gas Co., common
(quwO
3- -9
i
9-
5-
Lamar
.__
.
^
3%; ;
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preference
Marion Mfg.
12-1.
4-
Krylon,
3-31
*
$1.75
Kromex. Corp.
3-31
,
$1
14c
*
.
^
3-15
.
1
■.3-30
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14c.
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4*1$
j
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9-15
3-29
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,
50c
3-16
La
20c
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25c
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priority shares
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<
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^ ,20c
: 3-316% preferred : (quar.$1.50 v +,4-30
Margo's, Inc.
(stock - dividend)
y .-10%," .'
.4-25
Marine Corp.
(quar.)
50c?
.
4- 1
*
3-16
i
^
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5
"V3-16
4- 2
(quar.)
1
31'*/4C
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&
Coal
sMaremOnt
-3-16
4-26
-
-3%,
(monthly)
.
3-30
4-16
■
4*4% preferred (qaar.j^___-_r_lw_^__^_^__- ,'.53%,.' ,'i..'.4-. 2-.
Malloryr:(P: R;) .& Co., 5% pfd. A (quar.)__ ": ' 62%o .!%, 5--1
Malohe ■&•■■■
IOe f
4-16
V
2
(quar.)
1
-
,
2
preferred
4-
20*/2c
Quarterly
,50c # 3-30
Maple Leaf Gardens,* Ltd. (quar.)"™r__i_4,.:
$30c
v;, 4-16'
Maple Leaf Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)-_Pi_'Ptl2%C".# 4- 2
;
8
2nd preferred
4-
»
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$1.20
i
v:
3-20
r
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V>
tManufacturers
3-31
4-15
4-
12*/2C
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(monthly)
-
3- 2
2-28
'
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3-19
4-
-
.
.: 2%
"
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4-10
: 4- 6
55c-
.
investment; income_L____
p
3-36 :
Transport Shares^
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From ■ investmentr 'incomeP—C-P-PIPPLLPw1"j-yyy "2c
:
3-30Manchester Gas, 7% .preferred (accum.)____
,
$1^75. v 4-" 2 Manischfewitz: (B i- Cofp. (quar.0--™14-_P__- ^"
y 25o< V - 3-27
9
45c
__——
Company-:-
$1.75.1
#
-
P
3-
15c
(monthly)
(monthly)
B
3-14
2
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3- is
1
■.3-15
4-13
8*/4c
A
Class
1
'
25c
4-
3-20
;
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:
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9
4-2
30c
■
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2
Ltd.—
':{s General. Industries Shares
3-22
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4%c
:
1
class
4-
.
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3-15
25c
8*AC
B
60c
Mallinckrodt:Chemical. Works," com. Tquar.T' -'P"
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3-15^
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20c-
(quar.)
3-19 "X'u:.:
3-15 A
(quar
3^33-.' r»
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(quar,
v' *, t25c;x " 6-30 ,
>n
Service, common (quar.)______ r25c P- 4^ 1
'; 'h 4.75%' preferred (quar.')^^_r__"^_"_' 59%c ' v vv'4- 1
.
preferred
3-15
2 y
...
40c
—
2 c
3-30
4-
Maine Public
3-9
,35c
(quar.)
•
:
3-13
■V
1
Mailman Corp., .Ltd.
.
3-15
3-26
$U2*/2
(quar.)
common
Industries, Inc.
1
i2yao
6-15
3%
' (quar.)
Biologicals,
Corp.,
.-TT
-Mading Drug
•
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3-15
10-1
87%c
2
!
-
4-
87*/2C
Company, 5%
pfd. A (quar.)—
preferred B
(quar.)
___L
Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
;
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Class
B
o
Industries
Mo PXr "YT>.
3-14:
7
68%c
3-16
4-
;
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common"
Macy "(R. H.)
3-15
3-31
V
:.
3-13
4-
.
3-16
3-30
Macoid
5-10
2
87*/2c
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(quax.)_^_
%'
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,:.v:.. 1.;'
quar.)_
__i
payments on both
Class
3-9
30c
_________
Hotels
.
(stock dividend)__,
(E»„F.)
(Extra
..
*}4*-10-
4-
87%c
Iquar.);
3-16
1-v
1
4«
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5-1
ioc ~
—
%
3-13.
-
10c
common
on
Magnum Fund, Ltd.
%
Cor]).
30c
.
3-30
15c
:
3-31
4-
5*4%. preferred (quar.)____
65%c
.Vending, class A >( quar,)* 11*4c
MacLaren Power & Paper, class A. (quar.)
: • 119Cr
Clas& B .(quar;)._i^_^_^___.^--.-^_-_i—U .;
jl9c-
6-1
•
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1.
;
3-15.
4-
$1.28ya>
Mack Trucks-,
4•"
8c
8c.
(q.uar.)
yyy
3-19
4-
3-15
4-
$1.25
■;Pr:' 8c
V
9
3-19
4-
>
3-15
4- 2
Organization—
Oil
Stock dividend
Lynch Corporation
v
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3-
2
3-30
50o
$1.25
<
V
Ludlow. Typograph, common
1
6% preferred (quar.)
9
4-
38*/2C
.
3-14
y
$1.08%ry-
1
.
li
3-31
$1.06y4-'
(quar.)
.
4-
t
——$14
Power
(increased
*
25c
:
x:v
4-2
25c
r:
.
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(quar.)—_l_1__ %
pfd.
'■■J:-
3-30
3-
3-31
«85c
;
Electric—
Lawrence
4-10
3-30
preferred (quar.)
St.
;
3-30
•
.
: 4.14
.
15c
<
quar.)
(initial
(
3-15
5-
(quar.);,!.___
(quar.)—
(quar.)
&
Gas
2
!
7
4-10
140c
Cement
Co., 5%
3-
%
3-30
3-30"
;4-7i;"
$1.12%
:
•
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3-16
2
4-10
11 Vzc
:
)__.';_l_'____
(quar.
Co.—
common
<
75c
o:
Macke
quar.
voted
two-for-one
■
splits-"-—-—J';''■7c
'>y
3-26 "
"Mastic Corp:
■.
2-28
3-12
."1
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3-15
'■*
4-
-4- 2.
4-1
?
26c
(quar.)
? ''
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3-9
-
$1.08
$1.07
"
62%c
•
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.*___:
-
(quar.)—;
3-
Koehrlng
3-12
40c
—-—
investment
3-30-
$1.12%
Press
(quar.)
dividend—
17*/2c
.
Invest rneut Co. of America—
net
(quar.)
com.
dividend
4-15
-
.(quar.)
5*3%
44C
'
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5%%
Koppers
•-
3-15
Casualty. (Bloomington,
Interstate Securities Co.,
from
■
3-29
43%c
-
<_
——
——
5VzVa
preferred
-4.30% preferred
6e
3-30
'
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Knott
Hosts, Inc.—
5%. prior
■»
4-27
Kratter
(initial)
(Indiana)
3-30
'
$1.25
Quarterly
Quarterly
(Winni¬
Co
(quar.)-
5-14
4-16
3-15
4-16
$1.25
41/2% preferred (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) Co. Ltd. (quar.)_;
Lucky Stores, Inc., pfd. (quar.)
v
dividend
Knickerbocker
3-12
30c
Mortgage
..
(quar.)_
Interstate
.
5-16
$1
preferred
preferred
3-15
3-30
$1
(initial).
Common
Gas,
6-1
50C
3-15
9
6-15.
K
4-
$1.75
_o._—_
(increased
Common
5-14
$1.12%
1 ■' ■>
/
25c
Corp.
«& Dock
preferred
Lower
■
5-14
1
Quarterly
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Interstate Finance
4-16
,
t$3
Bakeries, common
(quar.)-
1
6-
1__
Kirsch Company.
Corp.—
(quar.)
Textbook
6-
'•Kingsport
'
_
Xnterphoto Corp., class A
B
3-23
9
25c
International Silver
Class
4-
60c
—
—
Ltd
&
Co.
Kimberly-Clark
2-28
?$4
Savings
5-14
$1.05
4-
%
4>%
12*Aso
(initial)
com.
Angeles Turf Club_:
New
Manufacturing-—','."
Stock
(quar.)
peg) (annual)
International Shoe
.
3-30
v
.
t$2
Salt
5-14
1
$1.08%
1
1st preferred
(quar.)-_
Keystone Custodian Funds, class A'(quar.)__•
Class B -<quar.)___I—
■'' '
v3-15
3-31
'
10c
_■
International
1
6-
Los
3-15
6-
2
3~
3-16
3-30
17*/2c
••
-
new
Theatres Ltd.
Rubber
(P.)
Louisville
(monthly
participating
Keyes 'Fibre, 4.80%
3-23
•
40c
Co.,
4- l
J:
2
■
30c
(quar.)
>tSi;
Lob Angeles Athletic Club
3-16
3-16
'
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
Power
'7%
3-20
3-30
'
Common
Extra
3-30
3-30
k
6%
Corp.—
net ordinary income)—
International Minerals & Chemical
International
Lorillard
RR.—
Co., (Initial)
Kerr-McGee
Stock
—
(From
4%
7
2 V
4-
L'V
:—
A
class A
Portland
Coal
Lorain
5%
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone,
Inc.
—
Harvester,
3-20'
r.:; ioc
1
3-30
v
10c
1
(Marcus)
Longhorn
1
3-16
-■
3-30
;;
50c
:
Fragrances,
(quar.)
4-
$1
pa'eferred- (quar,):
preferred (quar.)__^.„
preferred, (quar..)
Kelsey-Hayes
Kerr
50c
Grader,
Long Mile
.
3
95c
Kendall Company, $4.50 preferred
•Kendall Refining
(quar.)i
—
15c
(N.
4-
1
9
'
Breweries——
International
4-24
36*/2c
(quar.)_;
preferred
■Kellwood
•
International Correspondence Schools World,
International
4- 3
$1.43 Vi
3-15
3-
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
.(increased
Kent-Moore
(quar.)
Securities
Iron
2-15
4-24
$2.90
3Ys%
Kelly Girl Service^,.(initial)
9
J$lL2Va
J56'Ac
(quar.,)
(quar.)-.
Quarterly from investment income
Insurance Exchange Building (Chicago)
Quarterly
Interlake
3-31
30c
Natural
preferred
3 Vi%
3-9
$68%c
Fund-—
3-26
12*/2C
(initial)
(s-a)__^
Kellogg Company—
Tool, Ltd.
Income
(quar.)L
(quar.)
1_
i
Kay Windsor Inc.. class A (initial)
Kaymarq Consolidated Corp. (Del.)—
84c
preferred
(monthly)L—
Kayser-Roth Corp. tquar.
Kelling Nut Co., 6% preferred (quar.) I——
3-19
$1.061A->
3-16-
•3-
2
4.-
Co.— ' *
Star Cement (quar.)
Star Brewing
(quar.)_';
;
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B (quar.)
4*/4% preferred D (quar.)
4.35% preferred E & F (quar.)
5%% preferred H (quar.)___^..:—
Long Island Trust (N. Y.) (quar.).;____.
-
7c
(quar.)_
Light—
preferred
3J/2%
(quar.)_
preferred
3-30
9
10c
Kawneer^Company,
3-19
J; $1.15.
$1.
3-
1
4-
9&-x-[
y 3-
4-
1 r
-Lone
6-15
3-30
(Fort
Lone
3-30
3-30
.
2
tl2V*t
($50 par)
5-15
4-14
30c
1'
Co.
London Life Insurance
4-14
$3c
9"'
3"-i6
v
4b
B
(quar.)
Co.,
3-21
J15c
/
3-12
4-
preference
Loew's
Pbwer &
Kavanau Corp.
3-12
4-14
1st
Steel Chain
4-17
.
1-
i;
Is*
4-18
4-
;
5-
7*/2C
(quar.)
Telegraph
Lockwood
4-16
54-
;
-
2-26?
.V: 3-
6
7-
25c
&
3-17
1
3-21'
31*/4C
(quar.)
Groceterias Ltd.—
$1.60
Locke
x
Insurance
preferred
(quar.)__
Rollway Corp., class
Loblaw
tl3%c
(quar.)___
preferred
5%
3-22
1
4-
•
Lipe
-
4-10
1
3-10"
•
$0,359^
(quar.)
Telephone
3-31
$3c
1
$1.03
;
5%.
.
3-16
5-
Wayne)
Lincoln
3-16
3-27
93 %C
5-18
3-
1
47'Ac
_—
(quar.)_;
($100 par)
preferred
4*/2%
Ingcrsoll
(auar.)
7
3-27;
2c
40c
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred A (quar. )_____^_U—_
-
Common
^
-
3-
National. Life
Common
2%c
preferred
4.50%
1
4-20'
$1.03 Va
(quar.)
preferred
y
'
1
4-
6c
11c
•
Lincoln
Lock Joint Pipe
City Power & Light
3.80%
preferred -(quar.)—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.28%
Acceptance Corp. Ltd;*—
Common
5*2.%
B
3-20
$1
Southern Ry.
preferred (quar.)
Kansas Gas & Electric, common
4*2% preferred (quar.)
.
preferred
3-15#
2
$1.25
preferred
guaranteed
Kansas
f22%c
4.12% preferred (quar.)_.
Indianapolis Power & Light, common.-(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)__;
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)__
4%
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water—>
;
>
i:.
5% preferred A (quar.)—
4*/2%
1
3-30
•
,
4-
36c- :
.
3-19
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1
6
3-30
.
5c
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4-
4%_.
^
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3-15
4-
: :
3%
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (stock div.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)__
,
4-
1___
Kansas-Nebraska
-
(quar.)
8
4-
37*
4%
?'
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..
Corp.
4.32%
10c
-
3-
$1.75
Kansas City
2c
—
Michigan Electric—
preferred
Corp.,
4.50%
9
50c
Income Credit Corp., class A (stock dividend),
Income Properties. Ino., class A (monthly)...;
Indiana &
6%
4-16
25c
$i.,
57 YzO
_
3- 8
2
3-15
15c
Steel, $1.46 preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids
4-16
•
48c
;
3- 8
3-30
(quar.)_
(from net invest¬
A
stock dividend—
■'%
9
3-15 j
..
:
4-14-
35©'%
12 %c;
;
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2
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5.75%
3-15
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:
4- 2
4-
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—•
8
$1.25
Kaiser
3-31
$1.13
(Canada) (quar.)—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada (quar.)
8-
4-2
•
xiy2%
(initial)
class
X
__________
dividend
Common
12-28
Imperial Life Assurance
3-
.
B.(quar.)
Jupiter
68 %C
plus
3-
3- 8
2
6-14
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. American
deposit recepits
(final payment of one"
shilling six pence equal to approximately-:
Extra:
Co.
Co.
Inc.,
Class
3-15
•y
$1.25
;
—
$1.50
income;
Motor
12c
—1,
pfd. (quar.)_
2
2
■■
:
xiy4%
Xl*/4%
—
(quar.)
Service
4V
$1.25
from investment income—
.„
preferred A
(quar.)
-
«
-
9"
3-
y.
2
4, -
9
3- 9
3-31
4-
.
Liberty Loan Corp.) common .(q.uftr:0i
5%% preferred (quar.)
?.;
5%
preferred (quar.)—:—
% Liberty -National Life Insurance
(Birmingham, Ala.)
'
Liberty Real Estate Trust (increased)_ii
Johnston Mutual Fund Inc.
25c
;
4-
4■r
^
135c
-
3-31
—
'
"
3-31
$1.25
(quar,.)
1
-4-
J20C
t$1.75
xl%%--
Jockey Club, Ltd., com. (increased quar.)__
Common (quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)
:—
5*/a% preferred B (quar.)__
3-23
3-30
:
4.60%
3-23
„
———"
:
(quar.)
preferred
Johnson
n
—
3-23
2
(quar.)
common
3-30
/
(quar.):
Imperial Capital Fund, Inc.— <
8c from
long-term capital gains
cents_
Co.,
4-16
Illinois Central RR.
21
Tea
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Breaker.
Jewel
4-16
—
——
3-
2
4-
(quar.)
common
3-20
$1.25
Co. (quar.)
Telephone
(quar.)
3-15J
Jersey Central Pow:er & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)
3-15
4-
$1.25
Company——
Circuit
1
(quar.)
common
2
Common
5%
4-
•
4-16
62*/2C
______
$1.10-
4-
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Lerner. Stores Corp.,.4 V2 % pfd^ (quar.-.)±T-ii\t$1.12 Vir t
Lestoil.Products; class A *(quarr,)_
r__—"i 22*/20 :,
.Leyinq's; Inc. (quar.)_:
•■?.>10c^.
LexingtoniWater—
•1'4}
;5Yz.% preferred Of. (quar.)'• • .$1.375%% preferred B
(quar.)___
$1.43%. ?
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (S. C.) (quar.)_,v
5c
3-15
4- 2
Company
&
Corp.
Leonard Refineries Inc.,
3-15
1
40C
_„_
3■3-
3-31
.
1,
4-
$1.50
(quar.)__^^i_ii_ ">
'
3-19
;s.
?
3-31
•
162%c
(quar.)v—1
B
Stock
4-
:
5%
$2.75 preferred A
(quar.)——~—
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
I-T-E
Founders
(quar.)
J.)—
(N.
J20c
(quar.)4;
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred B
Electric
Bros.
Non-voting
v
3-16
3-31
2VAC
t30c
(quar.)
Leath
$1.20
37 %c
•.
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3>-19'
3-30
ii5c
.
f
-
4- 2
..v
,
4-16
&
Lehman
•
$1.08%
% '
$5. preferred A (quar.)——_——-—
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.)
5% preferred (quajr.)
Jeannette Glass, 7% preferred (quar.)—_—.
4-
62 VzC
.—
5%
preferred (quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar.)—_______
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)—
4Yz% preferred I (quar.),
Hystcr
preference (quar.)
preference B. (quar.)
preference C (quar.)
5% preference D (qukr.)
6% preference E (quar.)
Jamaica' Water Supply Co.—
7%
5%
$1.10
$1
.
82 */2C
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2
3-22
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3
1
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4-
•'■•-
4-16
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1-
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4.-
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8c
'
7%
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4-15
div.)_
(stock
Huttig Sash & Door, common
5%
preferred (quar.)—:
4%
Jamaica Public Service,' Ltd.—
New. (initial quar.).
$5c
Industries,
preferred
3-15
3-16
noc
5%
4- -1
2
City, N. J.)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.);
& Erie Mortgage Corp. (quar.)
Hussman
4-13
93 %c
Hupp Corp.,
Huron
3-15
4
4-
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.,
Class
B
(reduced)
&
2
5-
3-15
25c
Foods
4-
40C
32*/2c
Natural Gas, common (quar.)
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
;—
SV*% conv. preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
Hudson County National Bank (Jersey City)
Hunt
53 %C
preferred
preferred
56 %c
5%
t
3-16,
3-15
'.
4-15
(quar.,L«.__<. *15c_ .3-31
:_
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•
Payable ■of Rec*'-
Jones, Ltd., class A (annual)' l$li:
(annualX
Lazard Fund (.from net investment income)
,.r 8c •
"
2
3- 5
3-31
31 %C
6
4-
$12 VaC
5%
2-28
3-30
When
Share
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,
^
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preferred
Lawson
2
3-16
4-
5%'"'
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Trust
$50c
Per
•.
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(quar.)_____—
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Class
%
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,
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3-12
3^26
4-
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Parfums,
$1.40
3-12
3-26
6c
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4-
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quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred
(quar.)
Hudson
(s-a,
v'-v"
$2
3-13
9
60c
3-20
$1.75
•
4-
.
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series
$2,50 preferred
i4c
'■
-
v. w *
-
Latrobe Steel Co. (quar.)
Laui^entide Finance,.Ltd., class A
Class B(quar.)...
■-Z
4- 2
$1.12*/*
——
(N. J.)
(increased
Common
4-
5-15
3-30
47*/2C
3- 5
(quar.)
Home's Enterprises, Inc. (stock dividend)-—
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Hotel Corp. of America—
5% preferred
(quar.)
Houdaille Industries, common
(quar.)——
$2.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
& Hardart Baking Co.
Household
•
40c
3-30
4-10
Lanvin
(quar.)-:——
4.30%
(quar.)________—
Iowa Power & Light, common
(quar.)—___
!
3.30%: preferred (quar.)
:—
T-4.75%: preferred -(qual".—
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)—
4.40% jjreferred
(quar.)——T_
Irving, Trust .(quar:)
—
Island Creek Coal Co.,. common (quar.)
$6 preferred" (quar.)^T^__^_—.
3-16
10c
r
-
4-10
'•
•
\
-
(guar.)
Lance,. Inc. (increased quar.)
r.i7e-:
Lang & Company (quar.)
;
10c
I
(quar.)_
(N. Y.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
3-130
55c
„•
%7
—
4Yz %
ordinary
4.80%
4- 2
50c
Company
(quar.)
—
& Winston, Inc.
(quar.)
Home Insurance Co. of New York (quar.)
Horn
4-12
10c
-
Rinehart
Hooker Chemical Corp.
2c-,
7*/aC 1.
conv.
Monday, March 26, 1962
.
•-
■•'«
,
Company
*
.
Sessions—
&
4.75%
r
Fund, Inc. (Del.) ($0,045
income
plus $0,095 from
Electric: Light & Power,
Iowa
j
5-11
15C
.
—-
Holophane
Holt
15c
■1.':
Subject to approval of stockholders Apr. 25
common
4-10
3-30
Lamson
...
'
10-25
M 3-30
class A (quar.)—
/£5>| 25c
Hines (Edward) Lumber (quar.)—
Hiram-Walker-G. & W.)—See Walker (Hiram)
100%
Hobart Mfg. (stock dividend)
—
Boxes,
3-16
Investors Syndicate (Canada), Ltd.—•
Increased
semi-annual——
7
25c
lie
v
,
Supermarkets,
Hoerner
3-31
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•
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Name of
3-15
^
v-•
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(Boston)—
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V
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10-15
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4-16
•
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v
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3-12
4-14
7-25
4-16
(quar.)_i_
preferred
from
•,
4-16 \
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Hill's
1
$60c-
.
6%
3-30
4-25
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Trust
Investors Research
3-20
3-30
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25c
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U
preferred
Holder*
Share
(quar.)»
com.,
3-15
3-20
;
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(quar.)__—
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Investors Funding Corp. of New York, class A
3-16
v.
$3
20C
-
'
3-26
V
2
3-30
Foundation,
•'Investment
3-20
•-
3-27
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—
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When
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4
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2-28
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3-31
30c
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Products
Hibbard
f
3-30
50c
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3-28
6c
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—
Corp. .'(quar.)——
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3-29
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.
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,
23c
4-
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3-
5
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.
Class
Coke,
A
Corp.,
4-
.005625
—
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$$1.50
i—-—$$1.50
prexerred (quar.}
May Department Stores
3%%
preferred
(quar.)__.
Mays
(J. W.> 1 Inc.' (quar.)
S6
McCrory,
ll'Ac
(initial)
common
(initial) !—!
B
Payable
Share
;!
of Company
—
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When
Per
Name
Maust' Coal
4-
1
3-15
4-
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3-
Muskegon
9
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87 %C
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preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)__„.
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preferred (quari)-—
4
'
2
9
3-30'
—__—
6%
3-16
preferred
Fabric
Narrow
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3-16
3-30
3-16
3-30
3-15
3-30
3-15
4-
1
3-19
3-31
3-16
;
$1.37%
$5.50 xonv.; preferred (quar.)-*.,—
McLean
Trucking
.(quar.j__-_—---.-1--—-- '/^r.-lOc-'"
3-31
3-21
4-
3-19
National
Biscuit
12 %c
McQiiay, Inc.-'(quar,)
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McQuay-N orris? Mfg. (quar.) -__■—
Mead Johnsori & Co. (quar.)_-__—
4- 2
3-15
National
15c
(quar.)
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30c
4
(quar.)
Aircraft Corp.
McKay
Machine—
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. (N. Y.)
50C
—.
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(quar.) __'i
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3-29
3-15
3-16
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preferred
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3-20
90c
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.
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5-
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3-20
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3-21
2
3-21
2
3-21
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4-
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1
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&
4%
1
(Norwich,
Co.
preferred
National
4-10
(quar..)
(quar.)
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B
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Newark
Essex
&
Banking
(N. J.)—
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
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3-26
3-
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National Old Line
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3-15
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•
3-16
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5-31
4-27
5%
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3-2
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97 %c
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3-
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3-
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3-15
3-31
3-16
5-
i
5-
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4-16
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Mid-States ..Bbsihess Capital.
Stock
dividend
(oxvv share
of
Parkview
4-
1
3-30
3-14
3-30
3-14
10' glares held)
Irisurahce(; (Lincoln, Neb.)
each
for
Life
1
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Mid-States Steel
Mid-West
preferred
3-28
3-23
2
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-
; 56'Ao
4-
1
3-5
.
(quar.)—
com.
3-31
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Miles Laboratories,
Mill
Miller'-Wohl
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(initial)Z—
Co.,
common—
:
Philipp—
/
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3-19
2
3-19
New
3-17
3-30
—
75c
:
.;
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3-23
5-1
3-30
■
3-12
30c
$1.15.
$1.10
(quar.
3-15
3-15
3-12
40c
Mississippi^ River
;
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P.ne sharp of Lykes,. Bros Steamship for
;
bpch 80? shares held--—
Mississippi Valley Gas Co. (quar.)^__^
—:
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(quar.)
—---L
,
Pacific
Missouri
Missouri
RR.:. class
Power
$3.90
-f
&
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30c
pfd.
4.50%
3-16
4-
60c
27 %c
4-
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3-19
3-19
.3-19
1
4-16
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5-
1
4-16
30c
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3-30
3-
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3-
9
3-
9
$55c
3-31
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(quar.)—
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preferred ;'(quar.)_i
Fine"F'oods (seihi-annual)
•5»/a%
—
12V2C
1
4-
2'
3-19
'
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25c
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t
35c
4.50% preferred (quar.)
_L.__.___—$1.12V2
4.70%
preferred (quar.)_—_—.—;—______
$1.17y2
"Montqlalr •National Bank" &r Trust (N, JT.)—
50c
3-29
-
,
8-31
t
'
Quarterly
Ward. &
Montgomery
Montreal
Locomotive
Trust
Co.
common
Works
Products
Corp.
Motor
Corp.
Finance
Judd
Motorola.
Inc:
Diablo
3-31
5%
4-16
3-31
4-
t25c
v
2
3-
59 %c
44-
2
$1
Indiana
r
3-15 '
preferred
4.50%
3-15
4.22%
preferred
preferred
4.88%
preferred
Insurance
Co.
3-28
preferred
4.40%
V
3-16
:
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Natural
Northern
(Milw.)
!
5.50%
4-10
3-20
3-31
2-28
5.80%
(quar.)
$1.25
3-29
3-12
5.60%
25c
4-13
3-30
'5.75%
6c
5-31
5-11
Northern
lc
5-31
5-11
22 %c
4-16
3-20
5%
;
(quar.)
'Extra
;
__.
;
Mountain
.States
Quarterly
Telephone
!.
!
1
Metal
Mount
Clemens
Mount
&
■;'. '7%
•
preferred
Mueller
(stock
.2%
div.)
Inc.
v.
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(s-a)———1———
Bras^.(quar.)——-
2
-
preferred
preferred
Murphy Finance Co.,'common
—_2__
2'2__
3-
Ontario
1st
fjorthern
9
'
$1.25
$1.37%
—
44c
$1.06'A
$1.13
$1.06
$1.22
37%c
—
:
—
Y.)
(quar.)
Natural
preference
-.
1;
_—
$1.37% :
$1-45
$1.40
$1.43%
6%
6-20
35c
.
3"31
series
A
,
.
;'
.3-29;
3-16
4-18
3-21
..
?
'
75c
$3.60
4-1
3-22
4-
3-22
1
preferred
4%
States
Parker
'
.
$4.08
"V
■,•'■
'
$4.10
$4.11
*.$4.16
&
1
3-15
4-
2
3-19
3-20
4-16
3-20
4-16
3-20
4-16
3-20
$1.18%
3-20
4-16
3-30
3-
15c
-
3-30
3-15.
8
24c
4-10
3-26
$1.25
4-10
3-26
$1.54
:4-io
3-?6
$1.41iM
'4-10
3-26
$1.75
4-10
3-26
$1.50
;
4-10
3-26
3-26
3-15
3- 9
4-13
5- 1
5- 15- 1
3-22
3-22
3-22
2-23
3-23
3-23
3-23
3-23
5- 1
1
1
1
1
3-16
3-16
3-16
3-16
4- 1
3-20
v
3-31
4-25
4-25
29%c
v
90c
$1.02
—$1.02%
$1.02%
—:—
$1.04
4-20
4-14
4-14
4-14
4-14
3-30
3-30
3-30
3-30
3-30
4-14
3-30
3-31
.
;
(quar.)
$1.35
'
4-10
$1.25
>
*
5
"4-10
3-26
4-10
3-26
$1.13
(quar.)
com.
(M.
$1.50
37%c
3-28
3-16
3-30
3-16
Co.—
loc
Lumber Co.-(Del.),
Coal,
Life
Insurance
(Jacksonville)
___.^
4-
2
12%c
4-
3
4-
3
14c
class A
<incr.-quar^__
common
4-
2,
'
reverse
Metal
preferred
25c
8-13
8-
3
4-
2
15c
6-15
6-
1
9-18
9-
4
25c
4-
1
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2 »;
3-
9
$1.10
4-
2
3-
83%c
4-
2
3-9
$1.15
4-
2
3-
5c
6-
1
5-15
;
(quar.)
:
•.
33c
$1.12%
-
■».»
(quar.)
Chemical
;
Non-voting (reduced)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.) (quar.)
Peoria & Eastern Ry
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)
i. Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (quar.)
Permanente
Cement
Preferred
$1.40
$1
7%
Pet
Industrial
preferred
4%%
Co.,
A
New
class
B
5-15
1
2
3-19
4-
35c
3-14
4-
$1.50
2
.
3-16
Bankers
(quar.)
3-31
3-14
4-30 '
4-
17%c
4-30
4-13
4-30
4-13
3-20
5c
»
(quar.)__
common
,
3
3c
3-30
35c
3-30
25c
3-30
3-20
$1.75
3-30
3-20
25c
4-
1
3-12
$1.12%
4-
1/
•
r
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Howell A Heather,
class
6-
4-13 ;;
20c
(quar.)
common
New
9
9
62'/2c
Co.,
Peterson
-
5c
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
Milk
?
(initial)
preferred
,
-
Fibre—
(reduced)
common
Personal
3-19
3-16
4-16 ;1
:
stock split)
Products
Quarterly
Voting
3-19
v
\■■
•
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)__
4.50% preferred (quar.)
£
4.40% - preferred
(quar.)__
i
3.35% preferred (quar.)
Penobscot
.3-19
1
•
15c
(One-for-five
4.60%
3-12
'3-15
1
12 %c
Peninsular
r.
4-
12 %c
Supply
i
(Frank)
8
3-30
3-19
2
3-30
25c
:
3-
4-13
4-
$22%c
$1
Dental
F.)
3-30
30c
Proof (quar.)
Transportation (quar.)
Peabody
3- 9.
3-16
3-30
4- 2
4-27
:
Class B
3-23
-
J
■
22c
(quar.)
Reduced
tlOc
.-
4-
4-16
Rust
Parmelee
Paxton
Inc.
(initial-quar.)
(initikl-quar.)
3-20
3-12
(Md.)—
22%c
_;
4-30
10c
Petrolane Gas Service (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.)
*
4-30
4-20
4-20
12%c
3-28
3-
6
30c
3-30
3-
2
:
10c
3-30
3-
1
60c
3-28
2-28
J
10%
3-28
2-28
Philadelphia Fund—
(3c from inc. and 7c from capital gains)
Philadelphia Life Insurance (annual)
Stock dividend
Philadelphia
National
Bank
(quar.)
2
3-13
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
Philip Morris, Inc., common
(quar.)
$2.50
4-10
3-30
(quar.)
90c
97%c
4-16
3-19
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
3-30
3-16
50c
3.90%
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Screw
(stock dividend)
4-
$1
—
Phillips
1%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—
Common
(stock
dividend)
6%
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
$5.50
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred
Phoenix
(quar.)
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Corp.
Electric
K.)
Tools
Co.
3-15
3-31
3-16
4-14
4-
75c
4-
1
3-13
37%c
6-
1
5-
4
2
$1.75
4-
3
3-
9
$1.75
4-
3
3-
9
$1.50
4-16
3-30
38c
4-
2
3-15
General
Potomac
Electric Power
4-30
4-10
4-16
4-
2
5-15
5-
1
4-
3-13
27%c
5c
Electric
(increased
Co..
com.
Corp. of Canada, common
4%%
1st preferred (quar.)
(guar.)
,
,
5-15
inc
(quar.)
Power
2
4-
40c
(qu&r.)
(Pa.)
Portland
Partic. preferred
4-10
4-15
$1.37%
iOc
Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber (quar.)
(H.
1
3%c
(monthly)
Plough,
Porter
5-
3%c
(quar.l
Piatt Corp., class A
Class A (monthly)
"
25c
;
$1
Insurance Co.
Pillsbury
Portable
Power "(Minnesota)—
(quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-;!
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
3-23
(quar.)
preferred
3-12 f
3-12
3-12
2-23
t50c
__J
4-
4-16
$1.12'/2
$1.18%
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Pan America Sulphur (quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,
Plasticrete
$75c
(quar.)
Power, Ltd.—
(increased)
2
4-16
$1.09
serial preferred
Patterson
Gas—-
Common
3-16
•V,
!
■»
Northern
6-1;:
V
preferred
3-9
3-9
3-13
3-30
4- 6
4444-
4-
12%c
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.52%
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Telephone St Telegraph,
•
Gas
(quar.)
(quar,)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
i
3-15 ■'
3-15
4- 2
3-19
3-30
4-14
4-14
4-14
4-14
5-15
.
3-12
4-16
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
5.40%
■
'
Quebec
Common
■
3-30
(quar.).
'
6% prior preferred' (quar.'
6%
(N.
preferred (quar.)
preferred "(quar.)
Extra
$3.50
12 %c.
Murphyv Corp^ Cquar^____l^_—12%c.
Stock., dividends—
—.7 >. 2%
-•
3-26;
Vernon Mills,
Products
-
Telegraph—
•
preferred
4- 2
4-164-20
-
Co.
(quar.)J.
preferred
5.64% fr preferred
'■>.
Public Service
4.25%
4-18
•
1%
.'
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).:
(quar.)
3-30
:5c
::
,
4-13
6%
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Northern
•
4
2-23 i
2 :
62 %c
9
3-15
;v 4- 2
20c
Gas—
(increased quar.)
3-12
''
50c
L
(quar.)
4- 2
4-* X
15c
15c
5%%
Illinois
tl5c
430c-
38c
A 4-16
22—2__
(quar.)^
Co.
(incr.-annual)
Common
"
Mount
(quar.)
Lines
Northern
.
preferred
3-30
3-30
5-15
1
3-30
37%c
;
(initial).
preferred
Common
35c
50c
25c
12'/2c
20c
(quar.)
3-14
$40c
common
7%
;
4-27
6-
$1.10
Advertising
6.16%
15c
5- l" " 4-12
15c
8- 1 ' 7-12
13cv! 11- 1
10-11
22%c
3-30
3-16
North
3-12
8c
preferred
Mfg.
3-12
—
5%
Van
American
&
3-12
Fund-Insurance; series
Corp.,
Refractories
American
North
North
/25c
(quar.)——_
dividend
C.)
1
2
$35c
—_—
Mortgage puaranty Insurance
<B.
North
1
3-
4-
2
——
dividend
Stock
3-
1
-
6
3-30
~
4
preferred
5%
'
(quar.)
Aviation
American
4-16
2—
J
*
Morton
1
4-
North
V; 4- 2
(quar.)——_
(increased)—
•
Electro
4-
25c
(quar.)
Forging, common (quar.)__—__
,434%- convertible, preferred
(quar.)___—_
Morgan Engineering .Co., *2.50 pfd.
(quar,).
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Slock
1
'
__:—
$1.75,
—__
Drop
Morse
:
*
(quar.)_
—
Moore Corp., Ltd.
Moore
3-
:
'
•
preferred (quar.).!,
b: 6%
(quar.)——
preferred
6%
preferred (quar.)
Norris-Thermador Corp.
(quar.)
'
Co.,
'Extra
■
1
3-30
4- 2
4-16
4-1
4-1
4-1
4- 2
4- 2
4--2
4- 2
'
Outdoor
New
'*{ 93%c
$1.12'/2 !;
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
6%
»■':
9
4-
preferred
Pennsylvania Gas (quar.)—
Northern Engineering Works
——
'■> Class"A; (quar.)——
'-Montreal
3-
-
5
3-
1
4-16
$3c
(quar.)__
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone (quar.)
Peninsular
Norfolk & Western Ry.—
^
-
8-25
3-26
•
Monroe
v
4-
4-
Pacific Power & Light—
4-13 v 3-30
4- 2
3-15
4- 2 ?
3-15
4- 2 ;>.l-3-15
3-30
3- 9
4-2
3-9
,
preferred
3-27
-
3-15
3-23
r
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-10. ?
3-rlO 4
3-9
4-2
4-15
3-19
2
31V4C
.
(init. quar.)
com.
preferred
4-10
.'5-1 4-1 >5
Ltd.
1
3-30
4-20
5%
Investment,
(quar.)
4
convertible
Pacific
'
3-19
4■
$1
dividend)
new
$4.36
$4.75
3-15
3-20
3-30
3-9
.
Lighting,
$4.75
.
Gas—
Class B\(quar.)
£___
Nicholson File
(quar.) —^—
5-26 *
5-31
Monarch
"
—,—
Electric &
State
•:
8-15
tlOc
' 15c.
Knitting,.
Mbnaich
9-
'
Jersey
York
Pacific
•
3-30
class
4-20
3-30
5*- 1
85c
25c
60c
$1
$1.01'A
—
3-30
Ltd.,
4-1
4- 1
4-17
25c
4-16'
1
4-
20c
4
3-15
4-16
'
4-
r
-:,i $l">
(quar.)
(quar.)
Intermountain
Express
"Pacific
4- 1 >
3- 9
1% $4.50 preferred (quar.)
,—
4- 1
^3- 9
4%>%
preferred (quar.)
!
-4-1
3- 9
New York Trap Rock Corp.
(quar.)____
10c
4- 4
3-14 b
Newark Electronics Corp., class A (quar.)
; > 6'Ac
« 3-30
£- 3-15
Newark Telephone
(Onioi, 6% pfd-. (quar.) " - $1.50
• 4-10 3-31
Newberry (J. J.) Co., com. (quar.)
50c 7 4- 2
3-15
3% % preferred (quar.)
;
93%c
5- 1
4-13
Newport Electric, 3%% preferred (nuar.(—
93%c
4- 2
3-21
Niagara Frontier Transit System (N. Y.)—
Quarterly
20c
4- 1 7
3-20
!
Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)—
.-45c 3-3i
3- 9
3.40%
preferred (quar.)
85c
3-31 f ' 3- 9
3.60%. preferred
(quar.)
90c
3-31
3- 9
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)_
97'Ac
3-31
3- 9
.4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
—$1.02%
3-31
3-9
4.85%
preferred
(quar.).:
—$1.2iy4
3-31
3- 9
?
5.23%
preferred
(quar.)
j.—_._
$1.31%
3-31
3-9
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.—: Common (quar.)
—
—-—-—
tl5c
4- 2
3- 9
t22y2C
Breweries,
Monarch
£
9
4-1
50c
——
5-15
Indemnity Co.
Electric,
preferred
; '
—
2
5-15
3-15
]
50c
Gas &
$4.50
33c
Jersey
$3.75
B|22%c
Molson's
;
.
Co-..
Rubber
2
4- 2
4- 2
'
•
'
3-19
2
4-
$1.12%"
■
preferred
preferred
3-16
3-19
3-19
$1.18%
4,90%
(quar.I—$1.22%t
Mohawk National Bayk (Schenectady, N. Y.) v
•
.••-^Quarterly
:
30c
-4.75%"
1
4r? 2
4-2'
preferred' (quar.)___^£___i!______2
.
3-15
1
97'/2C
(quar-.)i^j.z
com.
2
4-
$1;07%-
(quar.)
preferredf; (quar.)_;i^__——_——
M^obile Gas Service Corp.,
4-
60c
-
(quar.)-^l,—O
A
4.30%
3-16
4r 2
-r~
Quarterly
New
'
Co.__"i
Rfississippi Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.)
Fuel -'(quar;)
Mississippi; Shipping, (stock-dividend)—
!::■
3-15
$1.25
Water
(stock
Pacific
>:
5
4-
Extra
3-19
9
3-28
2
25c
Canadian
3-15
3-15
3-15
Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
preferred -(s-a)-:
—-J
Power & Light, 4% pfd* (quar.)
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
New Orleans public Service (increased-quar.)
60*\c
4%%
preferred (quar.)$1.18%
4.36%
preferred. (quar.)_
: $1.09
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)_
<
- 50c
New
York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co.
3-16
4-15 y
25c";;-.
v
'
Co.—
'•;
-
Haven
9
44-
3
4-
$1.18
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred A (quar.)
Pacific Coast Terminal
(s-a)
>
1
4-
35c
ofd.
4-13
4-19
J25c
<quar.)_
9
4-13
:
'
$25c J
(quar.)
Coast
4- 2
27'/2c
27c
28c
6%
3-30
15c
--
(qugr;)£i£^!££.u-iiL4--^--~
preferred
•?'
New
,
Light
2
4-
15C
'
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3% cony; preferred (quar.)-.___—
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (quar.)—i—
•4.40%f
(quari)-—(quar.).^
4-
■
■
&
New Haven Gas Co.
New
Airmotive
Atlantic
5-
1
20c
"
(quar.)
preferred
:—
3-20
3-3.1
56'Ac
Increased
quarterly
Class B 'iihCreased quar.)^.—
Power
9
4-10
2%C
—
'
;5%: preferred
Mirro, Alnminum
3-
3-26
£
"
Millers
Minnesota
2
15c
convertible
Falls#(quar.
Minerals ^ Chemicals
3-15
4-
15c
common
new
3-31
4-16
50%
(quar:)_£4
Factors
6 '■c/o
"'50c
—
Fihanclal Corp.
Midwestern
(quar.)
20c
50c
(quar.)
Pacific
3-
4-27
12'/2c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-23
4-27
$$1.75
Fiberglas
\
3-30
:":
3-26
(quar.)
com.
9
^
33c
(quar.)
Glass, 4%
Paper
3-
4-13
■
-
3-15
4-10
5c * /'•"
■ ■
;y
class A
$4.40
50c
New England Power Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)$1.50
5.52% preferred (quar.)iL^
$1.38
;
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)-V
47'/2c
New Hampshire Insurance (quar.)
:
'■ ■ 60c
Boston
5
3-15
3-31
*
(quar.)
Cement,
3-20
21c
preferred '(quar.)_j_________._
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
New England Electric System (quar.)
.New England Gas & Electric Assn.
(quar.)
New
Ehgland Merchants National Bank of
3-15
33c
A
2
3-2
(quar.)
4- 1
$1.31'A
$1.37V2
$1.43%
2'/2%
$15c
$5 :
3-
2
20%
preferred
Mfg.
3-31
(quar.)
common
D
Portland
25c
$55c
5%%
4-
50c
.
UL'i
(quar.)
6
Co.,
series
Pacific
/.%:■''V"-;-:.-!,3-26
■
3-21
2
25c ^
of.-America4
(quar.)
$I«50
Pipeline;
Power
4- 2
of Na-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'
17%c
(quar.)___
(increased—_
Reclaiming,
Rubbjer
4%?%
Wire
&
4-
20c
-
AHrasiv<v Co.
Midwest
.
;*
;
Gas
Nevada
.—
32'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.
3-
1
: 4-
4-
(quar.)
Products, Ltd.,
Pacific
7
3-15
3-30
,
5-15
4-
37%c
common
Oxford
' 3-15
4- 2
3-15
1-
4- 2
$1.10
97%c V " 4- 2
'
i
'
-
preferred
Pacific
(quar.)
-
Corp.
j;
;*• '•
Owens-Illinois
,
N. J.)—
5'A% pid. (quar.).__
(quar.)
—£.
5%%
(quar.)__
Nautec Corp.
(stock dividend)
Neon products of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Neptune Gold Mining
3-20
Drug
Terminal
5y2%
3-20
MidWesf
(Illinois)
City
.4-2
3%
dividend)
(stk.
(Newark,
65c
35c
—__
(initial
common
Natural
1
(quar.)
&
National Trust Co..
3-8
4-
common
Chemical
tional
3-21
Corp.,
Starch
National
2-20"
Ross
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
quar.)
National Stock Yards National Bank
5-21
5%•%
Corp.—_—
(Boston)
State Bank
New
4-11
Midland
Bank
Co.
4-16
6-12
•
3-15
National
3-24
3-30
7y2C
3-30
National
4-10
3-31
25c
■
15c
(quar.)
Research
&
Steel
Osborn
3-9
3-9
4- 9
3-19
Mfg.
2
$1.11
(quar.)
Mfg. Corp.
Oregon
3-9
4-2
4-2
4-13
4- 2
National-Standard
4-v 6
2
4-2
31'Ac
26c
25c
62'/2c
Machinery
&
:
,t
States
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
Common' (quar.7. '.__r____.
.
——
Midland-Guardian Co!
(Cine.)
(quar.)__.—
Rubber
National Shawmut
5-1
4-
31'Ac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Owens-Corning
(quar.)
*
4-
3-30
;
Life Insurance
Gas
preferred
4%
3-22
3-14
!
,
3-15
40c
Orange & Rockland Utilities *
4.75% series B preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-30
4-13
'
2
25c
•.—
&
Ontario
3-15
v'4-10
10c
15c
•
3-1
V
$50c '
•
;
(quar.)
convertible
Opelika
>
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
I
Oil
4%
(quar.)_-•
Helicopters
Republic
Olin
3-15
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred B
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Line
Old
>
-
4-
20c
5%
Old National Corp., class A
Class
B
(quar.)
3-19
3-19
4- 2
4- 2
10c
(quar.)--.—
Propane Corp.—
4-
26'/2c
:___
National
-
4-
$1.08%
preferred- (qufir.)- $1.08%
$i.ny4
4.45% preferred (quar.)__
.----v.—
$l.liy4
Metropolitan Stores (Canada),, Ltd.— * ;... ,M'.s \ Jp
$1.30 preferred- (l96L-series) '(s-a);!!--!-.$65c
Meyer! (Fred),' class At quar.)
15c;'
: Miami Industries,^ class
v;
lc
Michigan Gas,& Electric Co., common——
50c
.4.40.%,. preferred
(quar.)—.
f - $1.10
'4.90%
preferred (quar.)
.--1
$1.22%'.
Mickelberry's .Food Products
(quar.)
20c
4.35%
Middle South Utilities' (quar;)
Industries
2
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co. (quar.)
10c
Quarterly
National, Presto
3-30
(quar.) —
Edison ,3.80% pfd.
preferred (quai.)—
3.90%
National Periodical Publications, Inc.
?
3-20
3-16
:
17 %c
7% preferred (quar.).
Metromedia, Inc.
(resumed)
.
3-16
r
•
4-16
50c
Inc.,
3.85%
2
3-30
15c
M^tro-Goldwyn-rMayer (quar.)_--:_-__^----.—
Metro,
-4-
62 %c
62 %c
.(guar.)—
1
4-
1
Life
Insurance
Go.
(Milwaukee) (stock dividend)
.
Metal
5-
$20c
20c
Co.
Okanagan
'
■3-16
3-9
3-12
;
4- 4
3-19
4- 2
3-15
2
m
Ltd.
preferred
7%
''
3-20
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
Oilgear
•
f
—
—
Mills,
Co.,
Ohio Water. Service
(Little Rock)—
...
3-15
4-
25c
6-
3.90%
"
3-30.
•
3-31
(Md.)—
Rubber Corp.;
Flour
4.44%
2 3':: 3-16 >1!
4- 2
4-1
3-30
5- l
4- 4
4- 4
4- 4
'
$.328125
:
3-31
dividend
Ogilvie
4- 23-15
4-
3-16
20c
(quar.)
B
Ohio Edison
4-16
,4t-14
•
,
35c
4-30
2
87 %c
87 %c
—-
Mergentlialer Linotype < quar.
Meista Machine Co.; (quar.)_^__—'
40c,
30c
v
3-16
2
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
O'Sullivan
7
3-20?
f
5- 1
3-16
2
(quar.)
Light & Power
4.40%
Quarterly
5-15
4-
v
--'4- I
'■
15c
2
44-
.
,3-6
4-13-
-
—
40c
-
6-
4-13
35c
,
40c
___
6-15
*
75c-
tl5c
t37y2c
50c
?■;"*•: 75c
$1.50
(quar.)
25c
$1.25
$1.12V2
com.
4- 9:
- :
.
4-
$27 %c
Chemical Co.
Class
^
—
preferred (quar.)
4y2%
preferred (quar.)
£
40c
.
,,
"
Service
Linen
v
•
'
w:
Rutherford,
5%
4
4-16
30c
—
Gas
Scotia
Noxzema
-
Stock
Y.)—
N.
(Increased).
common
Welding Machine C«._
Insurance
(Hartford) (quar.)
Fuel
preferred
Nova
'
3-. 9
4- 2
-
75c
,
—
Co.,
16c
...
Electric
National
6%
4-
".- 4-
45c<
>
-
-—:
(quar.)
National
?
5-23
1
3-30;
37 %c
37'/2c
Company/common
(quar.)
(quar.)-——
—:
N.
income..
":4- National Grocers, Ltd.,. common (quar.)
$1.50 prior preferred (quar.)__„
National Gypsum, common (quar.)—
£• National Lead Co., common
4-23
2
;
Merchants fast Motor Lines (increased)
Merchants National! Eank & Trust (Syracuse,
N,
l-
4-
_L_-J
(quar!)
A
.
3-15
5-15
Y.)—..V:-.'"V^ ■;
Register (quar.)
Community
Bank .of.
National
'
'
*
$0.2133
80c' class-
Bank
Common
•-
3-23
2
6-
8%c
(Dallas)_____—
(St. Louis) (quar.)__J._:
Merchants Acceptance
Corp.,
common^™.
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Merck &
■i
f
(N.
(initial quar.)
common
National Fire
••
Bank
Bank of Auburn
National
New
2
8%c
Mercantile Tryst
;
1
5-
National
3-15
4-10
■'
*
3-30
$27 %c
Airlines, common
preferred (quar.)
I Common
investment
from
Quarterly-
!..i
4-
t':. Monthly
Monthly
"
(quar.)__.._
4-10
2c
(s-a)
4-16
$27 %c
(quar.)
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—
Securities—
Nation-Wide
-
5- 1
250
«
Monthly
Mercantile
Block
Breeko
Nation-Wide Check
•-;,4- 2
-
Mqnsh Investment
5V4%
Hoiaerf
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
A
preference C
3-31
When
Share
$4%c
Northwest
8c
;
Nashville
National
'
Medusa Portland
v
-
preference
preference B
5%%
—
ZL—-■———------—---
.
McDonnell
5%%
5% %
v
>
Telephone, Ltd., common (quar.)
:
3-31
25c
Cash
l^xtra
&
Rayi
(J„
Mcpermott
-
3-12
4-16
4-16
21lhe
:
r
3-16
-
'
10c
(quar.)_
3-30
$1.50
3-31
3-28
40c
51
Per
Name of Company
Northern
3-16' v
3-15
-
(quar.)
3-30
-
4- 2
10c
(quar.)—
of America
Co.
(1471)
-
Holdera
When
3-16
3-30
'
$1.12%
—;—$1.12y2
$1.37%
_______
$1.37%
4% %
>•
•
{quar.)
Ring
System, Inc.—1
Common (increased-quar.)
'
"
:
..
Payable of Rec,
50c
Mutual
'
3'/2 %
Piston
Investment
Mutual
V
-
Share
v
(quar.).
Ohio Mfg.
Murray
*
common
of Company
Name
:
3-15
Per
■*,
,
of Rec.....
1
*
^
3-30
1
5-
1
3-16
3-
9
...
41c
4-15
3-30
36c
3-30
3-
7
$50c
3-30
3-
5
$56c
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-16
3-20
$75c
4-16
3-20
.
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1472)
.
.
Monday, March 26, 1962
,
■4
'Per
St.
A
(initial
B
(initial)
Pratt
&
Read
.
.
:-
Gardner
Co.
2nd
_____-■:
Gold
Provincial
Public
Co.
of
1
3-16
St.
Paul Fire
3-20
St.
Regis Paper
Co.
1
6-
1
Sams
60c
4-
2
3-15
4-
3-15
15c
3-30
;F
462c
(quar.)
84c
,
$1.12%
•
(quar.)
;
Scott
2
3-15
ScottFetzer
2
3-15
3-31
1
3-
1
3-
1
(quar.)
$1.32
3-31
35c
3-31
3-
$1.75
4-
preferred
A
3-31
3-
3-30
3-15
10c
3-30
3-16
Mining
12 %c
&
M
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
2
$4.75
1
3-16
+37V2c
—
.
3-16
.4-1
5c
3-
3-30
3-
2
30c
4-11
3-15
(Ca'fx.), Ltd., cl. A
4-2
3-15
427c
(quar.)
4-11
3-20
Sharon
3-31
3-20
3-12
87%C
Ramo, Inc.. new common (initial)
Rapid-American Corp. (quar.)
Rapid Grip &,Batten. Ltd., class A (quar.)
A
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_
Regency
4c
3-22
Reliance
Electric &
7y2c
A
Life
Insurance
Slater
New
3-30
5-
Corp.
1
Co.
2
3-15
6-15
101-
1
Stoker
Ritter
Corp.
Company
Riverside
Trust
$1.50
6%
L.)
3-30
3-20
3-26
2-14
4-
3-20
Robinson
Technical
Rochester
Telephone,
3-27
3-27
5%
4-20
3-20
4.50%
3-26
3-
3-30 ft.
3-19
Oil
Penn
.
8-
30c
/
3-30
3-
4-
40c
3-30
50c
3-30
3-12
20c
4-
9
3-23
:
New
California
Service
•,
3-16
4.48%
3-15
5-
1
4-13
80c
6-15
(initial
common
preferred
quar.)—
6-
5
New
6-15
6-
5
4%%
4-
1
3-20
4%
4-
1
3-20
5.44%
4-12
-
preferred
3-31-J y 3- -5
Tennessee
Gas
(quar.)
4-30
4-30
,1
preferred
(quar.)
5
4.25%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-
1
5-14
4.90%
preferred
1
5-14
5.10%
preferred
5-14
5.12%
preferred
(quar.)—
34c
6-
4-16
3-20
$20c
3-28
3-14
3-22
3-15
Southern
Fire
&
2
2c
3-15
4-16
3-30
Tennessee
4-
Southern
Gas
&
$1.41(-4
4-
3-15
25cl
3-31
3-
Terminal-Hudson
2
$1.12%
4-
1
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
4-25
3-26
4-30
4-10
20c
4-11
3-21
10c
3-30
3-20
20c
4-
2
3-15
2
$5
4-
32iac
4-
6
4.80%
4-
2
3-
5-18
tl5c
____
6-20
3-30
3-31
2-28
preferred
5%
(M
&
O
New
class' A
$1
1
i
4-
1
$1.25
4-
2 '
3-15
<
(initial'.
(quar.),
t40c
t25c
1S1.25
4-30
5-
1
4-25
4-14
4-
2
3-26
(quar.)
25c
9-14
4-
3-15
Electric
preferred-
Southwestern
Quarterly
Life
'
25c
2
•
3-15
$2
6-28
6-15
9c
*.r
3-31
3-
5
3-31
3-
5
3-
5
4-
$1.02 y2
10
shares
of
Texas
4-
4-
2
2
3-16
4-
V
"•
\
$1.10
2
'
3-16
1
25c
4-10
3-
25c
7-10
6-29
9
3-9
4-1
3-9
$1.16!4
4-1
3-9
3-9
$1.22%
4-1
3-9
$1.27%
4-1
3-9
$1.28
4-1
3-9
$1.31
1,
4-1
3-9
$l.3l!4,
4-1
$1.12J/2
4-1
3-9
$1.18
4-1
3-9
$1.25
4-
1
3-9
15c
-
(N.
4-
2
3-15
4-17
3-22
Y.)—
Oil
Corp.
American
3-9
•
,Z
.
$$1
4-20
V
Oil 'O'-Vi'-."'-'
for
preferred
-
(quar.)__;
preferred
(quar.
preferred
.
3-31
,
,
3-30
Gas
5.40%
5.25%
;
,
4.96%
SI.16
3-16
1
4-16
4-
2
,
3-15
$1.14
4-
2
-
3-15
$1
■; z
preferred
preferred
Corp.—
(quar.)
5.
1
*
Light, $4.84 pfd. (quar.)_Z:
(quar.)
^
$4.56
preferred
$1,35
(quar.$1.31 y4
(quar.)___;_L™___^_i^$1.24
;
$4 preferred
Utilities
Co.
(increased-quar.)
-
1
i
~
3_15
3-15
3_15
(<1
'-'5- i
'
5- 1
-
«
3_16
1
4-
$1.14
(quar.)^™l^C_™___r
(quar.)
4.
4v.
$1.19
$1.21
preferred
Texas
5-
Transmission
preferred
Texas Power &
.
$1.27
(quar.)
$4.76
4-19
3-9
,'4-1
(quar.)_l™__i________
$4
:■>■■*
5-
4-1
$1.15
preferred
Texas
3-16
4-
/
$1.16
pfd. (quar.)
-Z
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Australian
1
4-1
■
•
$1.06J/4
L_
Ltd., 4%
of
2
i9c •
"
i__
.1';
Electronics, Inc.
Oil
3-
-Zv/f'vv'yF v'-' VZ-V
$5.08
3
4-16
$1.25
$1.07
(quar.).
■
$4.64
3
$1.16V*
(quar.)
Insurance
4-
4-16
five-for-three split
Service
3-2
4- 2
$1.25
$4.56
$2
•
(Dallas)—
(initial.quar.)
a
3-15
2
4-2
held*-
8-15
approve
3-15
—_
(quar.)
stock trust) (s-a)
Insurance
3-30
4-
.
Texas Electric Service—
5-15
Life
share
each
3-20
6-15
common
%.40%
,
25c
Southwestern
.
4-16
55c
4-2
6c
American
(One
3-5
4-16
/
4-2
Natural Gas Lines, Inc.__
Texaco Canada,
4-13
1
(quar.)
4.65%, preferred (quar.)
,4.28% preferred (quar.)—
2-28
5-
$1.20
3-19
4-1
20c
Quarterly
Texas
Southwestern Electric Power, 5% pfd. (quar.)
2*28
$1.07! 2
Corp., Ltd.,' common
preferred A (quar.)
—
4-
8
& Electric—>
preferred
Southland
3-16
40c
Gas
preferred
5%
e
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern New England Telephone
Southern Railway-—
3-23
$1.12%
preferred
Southern Indiana
3-12
t321Sc
(quar.)
Casualty (quar)___
Water, common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
3-30
8c
71/2C
__
(s-a)____'__
class A
4.50%
2
3-16
4- 2%.
10c
preferred
preferred (quar.)_:
preferred
(quar.)_
4.72%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
4-19
*$1.50
5.24%
5-14
5-15
,'3-15
$20c
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Southam Company, Ltd.
1
J62Vic
.
1
4-2
.
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
9-23
2-28
4-
18c
(quar.)
1
3-23
3-31
./.'" %
(quar.)
66-
19c
4- 5
10-23
$35c,
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
3-16
•
4-23
62V2c
(quar.)
4.64%
4-
3-20
3-20
4-25'
5c
(quar.)
4.60%
4-
\
3-12
2
3-28
2ya% "
,
•
3-30
I—
Ohio,
4.10%-
3-5
3-26
...
.
Z. 15c';.
(quar.)__
Transmission—
'•
4-
4-30
of
4- 5
z,
4-30
42J/2c
1
preferred
non-cum.
4-
,VZ?Z. j
;
Z'/.Z
__™™_™_z:_i
27%c
25c
Co.
25c
Canada Power Co.,
Common
Service
B
$0.2656(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
6%
Telephone
$5
2
$50c *"
2-20
.
9
4-
4- 2
25c
3-23
Class
4-
15c
(quar.)
3-20
24c
3-15
(Mineola N. Y.)
1
28c
(initial)
common
preferred
Development Corp.
9
28Vic
,
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Southern
California
Water—
3-21
3-15
4- 2
10c
common
3-31
•
4- 2
4- 2'*
2V2%
4.65%
4.56%
New
V.
3-15
$1.25
dividend-
Talcott
(James)
(quar.)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common
4% preferred (quar.)
;
3-5
3-15
4-2
6c
•
/,
Zi___
4-
3-31
•
2
$1.25
_Z__11_/__Z.
.___
4-
preferred (initial-quar.)
21%c
preferred (quar.)
__j
;—27c
4.32%
T.
4
4-2
$1.13
Taylor Instruments Cos. (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% preferred
original
4-10
3-21
4-
20c-
20c
Edison—
4-24
r.
12c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-21
■'
*
$1.25
23c
—______
"3-21
.
3-16
1
4- 1
4—1
.'*• 4- 1
; : 20c
20c
(initial)
Swift
&r Compaixy
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
3-12
Rico
25c
.
'
Mining Co. (quar.)
Super Valu Stores, 5% preferred iquar.)___
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
(quar.)_
Sweets Co. of America, Inc.—
9
3-20
1"
3-15
: 1 25c
™_1
______Z
(quar.)P___
(quar.)
split)
3-20
3-31
Sunshine
7-14
1
1
10c
(quar.)
stock
$1.25
(quar.)
Stock
1
:__
common
% 3-31
4-14i
1
4-
(quar.)
Corp.
(5-for-4
6-8
4-
(increased quar.)™
Co.,
3-15
3-16
*
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock dividend
^
New
Sugar, common
8%
preferred (quar.)
Southdown, Inc.
(increased
quar.)
Puerto
3-16
10c
Sunbeam
Co.
3-30
South
Chemical
$4.50 preferred
■
4-16
2
(quar.)______
(quar.)___
3-14
4-
50c
3-16
3-16
3-15
3-28
$1.12%
3-15
3-20
1
10c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Southern
1
2
Water—
4-20
2
3-
(quar)
preferred
Telephone
4-
3-31
*.
4Vi%
10c
—
Lawrence
5%
38%c
$1.37
(quar.)
Public
3-31
Sun
3-30
7-2
25c
(quar.)
Summit Industries
2
2%
Gas
Corp.
2
3-
dividend
Southeastern
5-
Sucrest
3-
'
2
7V2c
(quar.)
preferred A
%
4- 2
36%c
;
/
3-31
9
Jersey
Corp.
3-31
3-20
Southeastern
10c
3-15
4-13
4-
43%c
(quar.)
3-16
♦
10c
1
.
2nd preferred
3-15
2 f
li
56c
—Z—Z.—
2nd
•
:P5c
common__•_
Container
5%
4-
4-
10c
56c
.
*
Camp,
prior preferred
3'-*" 8sS
4- 2
(quar.)
7c
3-
Stock
Co.—
3-16
1
(N.Y.C.)
(quar.)/;
preferred
31V4c
2
4-
*20c
2
3-15
2
3-21
J25c
4-
12Vic
9-14
12-14
4-
■
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
Studebaker-Packard, $5 conv.""pfd." (quar.)_l_
3-15 ^
/
9-28
<quar.)_„:
preferred
Fuller
&
3-15
12-31
(quar.)___
common
convertible
Extra
3-23
2
4-
3-30
35c
1
4-
4-
3-31
37%c
4-
10c
(quar.)
Gas
Company
Stop & Shop Inc. (quar.)
Stratoflex, Inc. (quar.)
3-30
4-14
t70c
-
(quar.)
Insurance
Natural
B.)
Stone
25c
Stockholders
«5t.
25c
quar.)____
6-15
J12V2c
___:
4-10 -/
4-17
3-15
6-29
$1.25
;
(quar.)
4-2
5-1
64i10c
20c
ft
1
50c
3-30
;
5%
(Va.)—
preferred
4-20
'
5-
(quar.)
:
3-30
$1.25
Ltd.
convertible
Stokely-Van
9
1
;
4-10
3-
1
3-30
3-23
1
2
5-
3-30•:
3-20
4-
5-
,
3-30
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4- 3
<
2-28
57!ic
Extra
,
2
9
South Pittsburgh
3-23
4-
3-
South
3:,';ft
Markets,
2
South
3-15
4-
(J.
Stevens
4-
3-
3-9
Stetson
3-
1st
6-30
40c
3-16
7%
6-30
7-15
.-
25c
Company
Baer
7-15
2%
$1.25
Corp.—
split)
2-28
4-16
3-31
$1.25
stock
2
J53c
3-30
4-15
Quarterly
Stix,
4- 2
.
4-16
%
(quar.)
3-28
10c
20c
Corp.—
(quar.)—
Brothers,
5.90%
4-16F
-
7V2c, '
Sterling Trusts Corp. (quar.)_u_
&; Stern Textiles, common
4 V*>%
preferred
tquar.)__.;
9
3-2
7V2c
4-
3-31
37%c
Stern
9
56!4c
4-11
2 ft.
3-
5 y»%
5
4-
9
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Georgia
25c
9
3-
8
6-
%
32V2cV F' 4- 6 ?.*'> 3-20
____;
preferred
preferred
Parts
-
>,'• 3-30%
%%•••'
(Boston)__^^
(Mass.)______
preferred
(quar.)__
Steriing National Bank & Trust Co.
9
Carolina
Co.
Corp.
6-18
-
87y2c
-
dividend
Stephan
4y2%
9
South
3-15
3-
3-
South
3-31
4-10
4- 2
4- 2
3-
3-15
9
5- 1
4- 2
2
3-12
3-31
2
2
40c
6afeway Stores, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Cement,
5%
5%
2
4-
2
.
33-
4-
2
Togs Inc., class A (quar.)—
Lawrence
3-24
40c
4-
_____
6t.
3-15
%
(quar.)_Z—:_U
(Del.)
Lithograph
Common
(quar.) __!
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5 %
preferred
(quar.)
3-24
4.60%
9
Investment
Shake
n
Stock
3-15
25c
30c
Ltd., $2.80 pfd. (quar.)
A
Street Bank & Trust
Quarterly
3-30
1
2
62y2c
4-
ftF $30c
ft* f
Ltd.
3-16
(quar.)
%? % 40c
Roxbuvy Carpet Co.
(quar.)_;
I~
Royal Crown Cola Co. (quar.)
Royalite Oil, Ltd.. 5%% pfd," 1 quar.)™___
Rubinstein (Helena), Inc. (quar.)__
Ruppert (Jacob) 4y2% preferred (quar.)
Industries,
3-16
1
4- 2
(increased)
preferred
4-12
KV.
5c
'•
V. 25c
increased-quar.)
■
Furniture/(increased-quar,)
Russell
1
4-
4- 2
4- 2
(increased-quar.)
Common
6
15c
(quar.)—.-J
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Rohr Corp. (quar.)
Russ
4-
t3iy4c
Carolina Electric & Gas—,v
4-
20%
90c
common
5.65%
Rowe
Mfg.
4-11
5%
H.
Boss
3-
(quar.).
common
Broadcasting, Inc.
Steak
4-26
3-16
3-16-,
4r 3
-4- 3
10c '
i
>
________
5%
$2 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Sorg Paper Co., 5!i% preferred
1
;
Products
3-16
t30c
$1.55
V
preferred
3-30
$1.30
Steel
common
1.
participating preferred (quar.)——_
(William
Corp.,
6
27 %C
(quar.)
State Street
3-12
(quar.)
'increased
Co.
preferred
4-
93 %c
—
common
Cotton Mills
Robinson Little & Co., Ltd.
Rorer
2
$1.25
1
Robinson
Rollins
Sonotone
5-
(quar.)
Mfg., Ltd.,(quar.
1st preferred
$1
50c
3-16
10c
50c
common_
participating
(P.
12-14
Vic
(quar.)
State
3-16
4-
3-19
3-30
.
12V2c-
-
Z___Z
Z
(quar.)
115c
$15c
Stores, common—
convertible preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 %
(quar.)
3-30
3-30
Drug
5-
(increased)—
Robbins & Myers Inc.,
Robertson
;,'ft
M.i
(L.
4-
_______
(Hartford)
Roadway Express,
9-14
2
$1
common
3-30
3-30
4-
20c
12y2c
-
Corp.—
', %%?.'
participating preferred (accum.)Z.—
4-13
20c v
12V2c
Quarterly
Riley
Smucker
Sonxmers
(quar.)
pfd.
Stedman
—.
of Staunton
Corp.
(quar.)_—'
Guaranty
4-13
t71/2c
Paper Mills,
59 %c
334 % preferred (quar. )„_i__
Rickel
(H.vW.)
(s-a)—
Rieke Metal Products
Corp;___l.
3y2%
State
3-15
A
12 %c
;;
Inc.,
1
4-
Richmond. Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
Rich's,
3-8-
t25c
(initial)
(initial quar.)
Transfer
10c
(R. J). Tobacco, 3.60% pfd. (quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds Co., class A (quar.)
Bros,
Common
3-16
2
3-19
(quar.)
27%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
4-
Co.
S.)
Bank of Albany (quar.)__45c >
4- 1
3-13
State Capital Life Insurance (Raleigh, NZ'C.) '
Z-'•••.:,»/c.r..;.
V
2
t
.
State
3
iquar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Somerville Industries,
South
Reynolds
Richman
4-16
4-
14c
tquar.)____
B
2
2
2-23
4-
(L.
4-
Ltd.
(Howard)
15c
;
4-
4-
4-2
Starrett
Starrett Corp., 50c conv. pfd. (quar.)i
:' 50c>-2nd
series preferred ' (quar.)—
4-
preferred
6%
Paper
Smith's
20c
.
(quar.)
Western
B
75c
ZZ__
4-13
4-13
—12*/2c
Dairies
Preferred
Smith
4-16
7- 2
25c
,__Z_
preferred
3-12
t$1.75
12Vic
(quar.)
common
4-16
,
4-30
128c
Zv
(quar.)
Construction
Revlon Inc.
3-15
l
5-
(Dallas)
Z__Z.;
_„.
3-22
4-11
;
Corp.—
(N.) Co., Ltd., $2.12 pfd.
Steel Industries, Ltd.—
Slater
3-24
127c
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)___
Rhodes
2
3-21
$28c
_
dividend
Resistoflex
Class
7-
2
4-16
+27c
Corp. (quar.)_.
Supply California*
4V2%
7-25 V
4-
45c
(quar.)
_
Steel
Rexach
24c
10c
Republic
Simplex
Class
Class
Annual
Republic
2
Engineering Co. (Ohio)—
National
3-22
3-30
t50c
t56y4c
(quar.)
Inc.,
;
-
.
.
•
(3-for-l
(quar.)
(quar.)
Breweries,
4-
JlOc
Class
A
(quar.)
Republic Corp.,, $1 preferred (quar.)
Republic Foil Inc.
(quar.)________________
Republic Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Republic National Bank (Dallas) (monthly)
Stock
Sicard,
Sicks'
3-20
JlOc
:
(quar.)
Republic
9
4-24
5c
___
(quar.)_
common
,
3-
3-16
B
3-30
.
J 20c
(quar.)
Class
2
Class
<»
.
.-
r
,
4-10
22'/2c
(quar.)__
preferred
-
iP;
,
37%c
Sherwin-Williams Co. (Canada), Ltd.
7%
y
.
3-15
2
4-10
6c
Shulton, Inc., class A
3-14
3-30
22V2C
».
(Canada), Ltd., cl. A
A
1
4-
3-14
Silverwood
1
Chains
Class
1
•4-
6c
Ltd.
Quarterly
Renold
,3-H
4-
45c
•__
4-
$1.31%
12y2c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Assn.
\
3-16
3-16
3-16-
-
B
btecher-Traung
(quar.)
Corp.
3-16
com.
.
3-20
4-10
4% %
Shawmut
3-19
3-30
90c
__
—
—
(Canada),
(quar.)
B
3-31
v
t$1.50
Z
Mines,
Inc.
Fund,
Class
4
4%
5
6-
*
_
Reeves-Macdonald
Reitman's
3-
2
£15c
_"
—
Class
2
7-
12%C
Rayette, Inc.
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling—
30c class A (quar;)
_i——
ZftZZZZ
ZZ*__.ft,..
Real Properties Corp., class A (incr. quar.)
Reece
4-
Steel
•;' 3-20
•
4- 1
-
,
Shawinlgan Water & Power—
4-23
4- 2
10c
.
3- 2
3-20
3-15
(quar.)—_—
20c" -• ' 4-10 V, 3-26
(quar.)___
20c
4-10
3-26
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) (increased-quar.)
,45c
3-21
3- 2f
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) •;„%:%
*;
7
^ •" •<•■3%%
preferred A
(quar.)
93%c..,;|h4-163.-20
Standard Paving & Materials. Ltd. (reduced)
vZ JlOc
4- 2
3-15
Standard & Poor's Corp. (initial* 1
.,15,c
4-. 2
' 3-16Standard Radio, Ltd. (quar.)
", J20c' • 4-10
,',3-20
Standard Register (quar.)—Z._1Z.'_'Z_ZZ.Z._." Z". .." 35c
*, 3- 9
2-2$
Standard
Screw
Co.
(quar.)
30c
3-30
3-16
;: Stanley ;Home Products
(quar.)•• % 50c
4-• 2
,;v 3-15
Stanley Works (quar.)
-V ' 25c
3-30
% 3-12
3-22
—
ft 4-- 5
;
A
Class
3-20,
4-10
(quar.)
15c
Corp.,
Holdings -Corp.—*
Class
10c
Co
Gas
&
4- 2
4-1
20c
" '
2
3-
3-31 F.
5c
>
•',
i
V
5-18'
Financial
•Standard
3-16
25c
$1.18%
:
25c
87 %C
_;_
Oil
4-10
(quar.)—
17y2c
&
(Jonn)
(quur.)
(quar.
common—>1
••
Corp.,
;
25c% '
,
(increased);! • V,14c V 3-31
$5.80 preferred A;,'(quar.)_i___-_^j___I.-._l_$1.45
" 3-31
$3 preferred B (quar.)_
^
r 75ci,".r
3-31
3-19
i 3-31
(quar.)
/ ',' 30c
.
—
6% preferred (quar.)
;_
Raybestos-Manhattan
(quar.)
Sexton
Shamrock
—
prelerred
,
Dredging
Standard
Inc.—
(quar.)—
4- 2
-
Inferred'
$1.60!
3-23
10c
preferred
$5.25
Inc.,
Leather
3-31
40c
Quarterly from investment income
Servel,
Seton
4-15
7%c
;
9
X2QC
Ltd—
3-20
4-
25c
Shares,
2
4-30
s.
American
Industries
Standard
3-16.
3
4-
CMiemical
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
3—16'
4-
?55c
(s-a)
Stamford
2
Selected
4-13
2
5-18
3-16
3-21
4-
$1.63
(initial quar.)l^_I
3-19
•
y
{quar.)_
3-16
4-2
3-16
3-22
3-31
5-25
preferred
2
:
:
/
4-' 2,Zf ,3- 2
5%
—
Square D CO., new com.
6-1
1
4-20
8c
t40c
1
$6.50
dividend
2
3-20
1
3-22
Stock
v
2
1
4-20
3-12
3-29
,
•
4-
i.4-13
15c
■
4-
.
»
-
4-20
4-
3-30
;
investment
4-2Q
5- 1
/iy.,
from
___,_
5c
4-16
Sperry Rand Corp., 4%%
pfd%" (quar.)__ ' $1.12% V- 4- 2
Springfield Insurance Co. (Mass.)---;: /
:
..
f
' ?. ■ > / »(•
Common
(quar.) ^
V 25c
4- 2
3-12
4-
f.
s.
$6.25
(quar.)_
Inc.
(quarterly
income)
Investors,
4-20
4-20
5-1
.
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros
'
,3-10
2
4-
4-16
4-20
$1.50
_
._
(quar.)
Machinery, Inc. (Wise.)
i._L
$1.20
preferred A
(quar.)_
Radio Corp. of America, common
(quar.)__
$3.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
1st
1
(quar.)
(initial)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
f.
s.
$5
3-30
4-16
55c
Racine Hydraulics &
Common
$3.50
9
3-26
net
9
3-
5-1
+25c
75c
(Phila.)
(quar.)
Bearings
3-
3-27
Special
R
9
4-
+27 %c
.
(quar.)—
Corp.,
3-
*4-
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
f: preferred (quar.)
$1.56!4
Seagrave Corp.* common (stock dividend)—
2%
5!4% preferred (quar.)
68%c
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Sears Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
35c
Second National Bank (Philadelphia)
(quar.)
35c
Security Title Insur. (Los Angeles) ;(quar.)
12V2C
See's Candy Shops, common
J.
15c
jClass B
7!ac
Seeman Bros., Inc. (stock dividend)
2%
Seismograph Service Corp. (quar.)
15c
Selas Corp. of America, common
(quar.)—
12!4c
50c convertible 2nd preferred
(quar.)
12y2c
5%
(quar.)
r
4-20
'
" 1.40%
preferred
4-15
$1.12Va
Associates
Electronic
2
4-20
%
,
Finance
IOC
(quar.)
Mining
Seaboard
Seaboard
Seaboard
Candy Co
Anne
1
2-23
25c
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
3-1
ft
$2
common
: $1JL8.%
10c
(quar.)
Seaboard Air Line RR. (quar.)
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp. (Del.)
3-20
—
____
Telephone,
(quar.)
5.625%.
Sovereign
10c
16c
$4.50 preferred A
3^30 ft
*
Quebec
preferred
-
3-21
1
4-16
2Vuc
.—
—
45c
(quar.)
Ltd.
4.75%v
4-10
.3-21
3-31
4-
*
4-20
1
5-
,
$1.06%,
15c
(monthly)
Co.
.
(quar.)
4-15
8c
dividend)
(stock
27Vfec
preferred
i'4-,15
r
5- 1
.
','$1.15
5- 1
" 27%c%
5. 1
u', ^.31%c
- 5- 1
4.25%
3-30
20c
(extra)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
4-
$1.31!4
30c
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney—
Common
(quar.)
1
ft3-
A
Monthly
Monthly
1
3-
3-31
'
3-
.3-31
$1.02
3-31
Co.
Aviation
3-15
4-
class
$25 par
4.60%
3-
1
3-29
.
(Walter J.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred $100 par (quar.)
preferred
4-20
>
4-20
$1.03%"J," 5-1.'', 4-20
7.*;»'$i.l0'5-' V, •*" 4-20
5%
3-31
$1.09
,30c
4.40%
5-1
■!
97%c .*
2
3-31
preferred (quar.)—u_„-— % 37!/2c ft
Schlitz (Joseph) Brewing Co. (Wise.) (quar.).'
30c/
4-2
$1.04%.
30c
"
92%c 3
■
4.36%
3-31
Scherjng Corp.; 5%
4-
3-31
Power
Quincy
3-10
$1.07%
Quebec
Quemont
4-27,
+
ZZo4+:l;%:
55c
%—
com.
Quaker Oats, common (quar.) —4———
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Zft
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (Kansas)
Queen
4-27
4-27
5-15
8-15
IOC
•
/
Schneider
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(quar.)—.
(quar.)—Z
Quaker City Life Insurance Co.
5%%
3-15
5-15.'Z;1
21 Co
t
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
54-4%
preferred B (quar.)
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp. (quar.)
Sawhill Tubular Products (quar.)
■Scarsdale Bank & Trust. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—'
4.15%
Payable of Rec,
r
..
2-
4-
5c
4.36%
Hampshire—
Telephone (quar.)
:
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Furex Corp., Ltd., new com. (initial)
Purity Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Pyle National Co., common (quar.)
5%
3-15
Oklahoma—
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.40%
4-10
4-25
>
6!4c
tlOc
183Ac
—
preferred
preferred
-.
Holders
When
~^
:
Share
•
4-
15c
—
Per
.
<
4-1
10c
15c
lc
$1.25
(quar.)__—
1—
Savannah Electric & Power, common
ft 3-20
5c
Rico
Stock
Sangamo Electric
$1.26 Vt
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.———4?
Co.,
4
3
"3-16}
J 4-17
$1.10
(quar.)
9-
4-5
v
!'
-
;
Service
3.90%
1
12-
9-17
12-17
2%
(quar.)—r;—:
common
6-
Public
3.70%
.....
preferred
participating preferred A
Savage Arms
pfd. common (quar.)—
Corp., 7% pfd. (quar.)
div.
$1.40
Publication
Puerto
preferred
25c
3-15
4--2.-..
$1
5.05%
Co.
&
Company,
convertible
Sangamo
6-15
1
.
Name of Company
Southwestern
3-16
•
$1.06
5.28%
•.
4-2
*
Co.—
3-22
{
——
Z
1quar.:
Insurance (quar.)—
Marine
&
(Howard W.i
$5
3-22
2
——
Casting
(quar.)
—
Sandy Hill Iron & Brass, common (quar.)—
3-16
9
4-10
4-
$1.16%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Steel
Sandura
14c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Electric & Gas,
4.30%
?
1
'
:'
$1.25
$1.25
$1.2511c
36c
Stock dividend on common—
4.40% 1st preferred A (quar.)
3-23
6-
/ V
■,
t
5-15
4.85%
preferred
5-15
i7y2c
—
of
preferred
-ft.
3-15
4%
4.08%
2
2
4.24%
4.18%
4-
,
4-14
Z;"
pfd.
New
(quar.)—
Service
4-
3-30
12%c
—;
3.35%' preferred (quar.)—Z___
4.50% preferred (quar.—--J-—
Public Service Co. of North Carolina (quar.)
Public
Louis
4-
income-;.—.
5%
Transport,
Service
St.
Inc.—
Income,
investment
Common
3-22
15c
10%
--
for
Fund
net
3-15
$2
(stock dividend)
Progress Mfg. (quar.)
Propnet Company (quar.)
Providence
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
Prom
3-12
2
6
4%
,j:
Progress Industries
Provident
2
4-
5-
Ry.....
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar,)
5% preferred (quar.)
11 %c
———-—
preferred
Professional
Francisco
5%
4-
15c
(quar.)
Gamble, 8'"< preferred <quar.)___
Corp., 4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
&
4-
$50c
dividend
Stock
Procter
75c
Louis-San
5-10
12 V2C
(quar.
Proctor-Siiex
5%
St.
5-10
1
t$2
prelerred
5%
Brothers Ltd
Prince
1
6-
75c
._
Holders
When
Payable of Ree,
Share
Stockyards
National
30c
•
—+--•—
(Toronto)
Corp.,
6-
lc
t
Louis
7!2c
Co.
Trust
Frestole
.
Inc.
Precisionware.
Premier
'
(quar.)--—
Inc.
Lambert
&
Pratt,
tc
quar.)
Class
8%
Name of Company
0/ Rec.
Payable
Industrial Products—
Class
Price
Per
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
;
Power
4
*
in
4-irt
5-
1
$1
5.
j,
4.1()
56C
4.
2
3.
'
4
in
i
'
Volume
The
Number 6145
195
Per
of Company
Name
1
•
■
-
•-■■-
»■
When
;
Textiles, Inc., 4 %• preferred (quar.)—-2--^...; •
25c
Textron, Inc.,
common
tquar.)—;—hr-..^
3H'.tC
•>
$1:25 preferred. (qitar.)_i._:__-r'-—31l/-tc
Thomas IndUstrlefe,
com.
(quar,)^.„_——
15c
Thomas & Betts .Co., common (quar.)
■ ■„
20c
4-
4-
U.
U.
1
3-15
U.
United. Towns Electric, Ltd. (reduced)
United, Utilities (increased-quar.)__L_______
3-15
3-31
3-15
3-30
3-31
3r20
:"5% preferred Initial series "(quar.) ______:%. 31?4c
.5% preferred B (quar.)
." 3114c
Thrift Investment, -com.
(quar.)
"/ 12 %c
1. $1.50 preferred
(qUar.) —' 37Yac
$1.25 preferred (quar.) —I——31'Ac V
2
,
Thrifty Department Stores—
"*41/b%; preferred' '(quar;)c^_JiJi™Jr_^_-' Sl.^'/z
preferred
(quar.)_i;ri--_i^2--l™;"$1.06*/4
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4%% pfd. A (quar.)—
$1.12%
4%% preferred B (quar.)
—
$1.06(4'
Tid'ewater Oil
Co.,
$1.20 -pfd.
(quar.) —
30c
Time Finance (Ky.)
(quar.)
L—
:.///% 5c
'
'■
3-
4-2
9
3-12
3-31
3-12
3-15
1
3-20
4-
4-
Tip Top'Products—.
,1'.-/v..
Class
A
(quar.)'
//' 12V20
Class
A.. (quar,) •:sa.--~r—4
v 12%o
Class A (quar.)(4c
Title Guaranty Co/ (N/ Y.) '(stock dividend)
50% *
Times-Mirror Co, (quar.)^_^^____-^-^_-J-.12(40
Tishman Realty & Construction (quar..)—'—
12(4c
(Tobin Packing. Cn.-rquar,!;.
,
20c
Tonka
Toys
(quar.)
12 (4c
Toronto-Dominion Bank (quar.)——___
$47(4c
1
-3-21
6-15
10-
2
9-15
3-26
Vlewlex,
3-
"
Von
2
5
5-
__
1
3-30
.,
3-30
3-30
3- 9
3-31
4-
Transcontinental
Quarterly
Bus
.
(6c
3-15
Class. B
-
4-11
Walter
3-
4-
2
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
4-
1
3-15
Warner
Electric
7-
1
6-15
Warren
Telephone
Twentieth
Century. Investors,
Inc.—
-3- 9
2
(.".ties
3-15
4-
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
3-31
4-13
4-
1
".
1
3-20
4-
2
"
4-18
3-31
4-
3-16
2
West
-*
Twin-Coach Co. j common- (quar;)
4-
3-10
9
>-
\
3-20
"
6-
5
>21
5-14-
43c
6-
5
shares
(final)
;L
Union
Electric
Co.,
Union Gas of Canada, <3% ..pfd,
%5(4"%- preferred A
vUnlon Gae Syetem;.(nansas)r~
:
1
-
.v
.
Stock; idividend.
-Union Pacific RRm
4 %
preferred
Vnion Twist
Stock
Drill
dividend
-
4-
6
2
3-
2
United.Hluminating
c
United
4
"
2
6c
3-
5-1
4-
3-30.
3-29
1
4-
:
•
•
.
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
U.
S.
S.
U.
S.
Ceramic
"
•
3-26
3-19
4-
S.
25c
U.
S.
• =
,,
U.
S.
7%
U.
S.
U.
S.
6.
•
;
U.
.
>
2
3-1
2
-
■
and
%
lie-
Sales
4-16
3-
income
figures.
1
2
4-
2
3-
4-
2
3-16
3-28
3-
9
4-30
4-
2
$1.12%
4-16
3-20
(quar.)
\ $1.05
(quar.)L^_____L__-._-CL-,-$l'.02.1/a
4-16
3-20
4-16
3-20
4-
3-15
4.40%
pfd.
'
1
(quar.)
25c
90c
6
Plywood
compared
/
Sealectro Corp,
'
,
This Mamaroneck,
inanuiacturer of electronic components for
Y.,
N.
75c
5-
1
4-11
military and civilian industry, reported record 1961 sales of $3,803,343
and record earnings <5r"$458.502 equal to 50 cents a common share.
William. .Silberstein, President, .said the company's 1961 sales and
6^ ('2c
8-
1
7-10
earnings
75c
8-
1
7-10
records
' $1:50'
4-
2
3-13
was
$1.50
______
7-
2
6-12
basis
30c
32J2C
5-
1
4-
2
5-
1
4-
2
5-
1
-/4-
2
62l/2C
.
-Cquar,J^;i_i-L!-.*■','
»
;
(quar.)__
31 (4c
.
25c
(quar.)
3-30 :
i
40c
15c
3-30
3-20
on
3-30
3-20
a
32c
3-30
3-16
of
4-
3-16
37%c
1
59%c
(quar.)___
3-31
3-
$1.25-
preferred series .3
preferred (quar.)
4-2
4-
2-
&
Stationery,
Foods, Ltd.,
class
A
5
6-11
Mr.
4-15
3-15
a
and
4-15
3-15
added,
2
3-15
scope
1
3-
9
finance
$7%c
4-
3-
9
reported
both
that
2
3-16
two
4-
2
3-15
ing period
50c
4-
2
3-
continue
shares
the
authorized
restricted stock
shares of common
■;
voted
shares
*
favor
in
meeting
the
attending
were
of
the
that
plan.
He
to enlarge the
insurance and
appropriate from time
to time." He also
gross operating income and earnings in the first
have shown significant gains over the correspond¬
appear
may
months
4-
25c
the
5,000,000
a
the plan will permit the company
operations
into such related fields
of
believe
"We
of ' its
12 ^>c
of
94%
as
;
increased
approved
of * 91,000
maximum
shareholders
the
of
creation
stock,
B
21,
from
:./l. v~:
4-
9
class
22
involving
4-
1
to
told
than
more
the
authorized
power
'
$7Vfec;
'
also
voting"
program
stock.
3-23
'.
and
the
directors
of
option
2
4-16
30c
of
of
Breliant
3-26
7-
$35c ?
16
limited
-$50c
,
Plan-
annual meeting
to embark upon
Breliant, Chairman
of
shareholders
"The
number
9
4-16
(quar,)___j._l. '
Co.—Diversification
Insurance
Security Title Insurance at the
approved a plan enabling the company
Board
part
35c
Iiuar. )i__i
Foods
Mar.
the
35c
$1.25
tquar.)_
com.
(quar.)_
Title
diversification and growth, William
President, announced. :'V"-'y:'
'
approved plan, Security Title Insurance will become
a
holding company to be called Financial Corp. of America. The title
insurance
and trust operations
will be continued through a whollyowned subsidiary
bearing the Security Title Insurance name.
•
(quar.)__.
Telegraph
the
.
Change Approved^—
program
of
5
44 cents a share.
The per-share totals are on
925,000. outstanding shares.—v. 19i, p. 1429.,; "■/.//'"
of
As
3-12
12%
13 %
greater, respectively, than the previous
The 1960 volume was $3,161,659 and net income
1960.
or
Shareholders
70c
y
in
Security
3-20
/and
20
were
set
$4Q5;329
Name
3-20
(quar.)
,'Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.__
Wheeling Steel, common
White
4-16
4-10
3-30
3-16
4-10
3-
4-10
7
4-10
1
3-30
3-20
3-26
3-13
30c
4-16
3-15
4-16
3-15
of
1962
expectations were
of last year, and that
in
future.
foreseeable
the
%
Will
%
4-
6%
1
5%
jd
Electric
4-
1
3-
preferred
20c
4-
1
3-
9
3-31
93%c
3-26
3-26
3-26
-./
for these gains to
v/
•
'-.-■
25c-
1
3-20
stock.
1
3-20
stock
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
6-
1
5-18
4.-2
3-15
Chemical
3-26
6-26
5-21
5%
class A
(annual)—%;
7
Work
Wear
Corp.
(quar.)
____j
is
lenders.
3-15
5
It
insurance companies
100 banks,
operates primarily
in California,
and
Nevada
other institutional
and Arizona.
4-30
4-13
5- 1
4-13
5-
1
4-13
$1.27
5-
1
4-13
income
Gross
title
3-
9
cents
3-31
based
each
3-19
3-28
3-
7
10c
3-29
3-
3-29
3-
1
4-2
3-19
a
Title
income
gross
from
income
Insurance
in
1961
operations,
from
rose 23%
on an
William Breliant,
announced.
Board,
operations in
of
1961
the nation's
third largest
"company, amounted to $16,058,958, compared with $15,totaled $1,785,430, equal to 81
or 66 cents
a share, in 1960,
in 1960. Net income in 1961
share, as against $1,456,565,
the
on
income,
shares
2,213,375 common
"• '■
*.■•■•;
in
each
of
the
two
outstanding
included
years
one
at
the
cent
of
end
per
' '
share
1
6c
the
year.
Net
7
3-
of
Security
in
of
2.5%
insurance
671,044
4-13
3-28
of
Chairman
4- 2
4- 2
--:v;*: :::::-/.;-4/ /^V";-/:
Net Up 23%—
of
p.
non-recurring
155.
It
183/4C
4-16
-
3-30
"...
■
-.
income
..
>
;
;
derived
'
//;
the
from
•'■•'/•-
■
sale
of
assets.—-V.
-
announced
Was
Investment
Tr>-riu.st,rv
Ca.
by
President,
chairman
-
that
195,
■/'./•
Shares in American Industry, Inc.—Proposed
County National Bank (Mass. )-r-
Quarterly
Title
approximately
75c
,
Worcester
.
3-16
3-
.
$1.25
■"•''Extra
of Its future acquisitions.
diversification program, Security
6
45c.
Corp.
this
5
3-31
$40c
(quar.)
of
6
20c
& Lothrop, common.—
preferred (quar. )_i.__—.;__
Wool-Foam
2-21
$2
(John) Industries Ltd.,
step
7-
$1.26
(quar.)__.
to
4-
75c
(Del.)
identical
be
10-
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
first
increase
>
will
1
•
7c
(quar.)
authorized
8- 1
11- 1
•
4- 1
3-30
$1.50
was
of the financing
part
ths
which
only
presently negotiating to acquire McMillan Mortgage Co. It is expected
that approximately 300,000 shares of the new
classy B stock will be
exchanged for all the stock of McMillan Mortgage, which services
over
$325,000,000 of real estate mortgage and trust deed loans for
2%
dividend)-
enjoy
Mr.
as
In
stock
B
stock
except that in any election of directors the class B
one-sixth of the voting power of the common
Breliant said that the company expects to use the class B
will
4-
40c
40c
$1.06J/4
the
of
class
new
common
4-
40c
iquar.j
Woodward
3-5
S2
v
(quar.t_
The
4-
20c
$1.06y4
75c
81 Vic
622Ac,;
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
; -
3-26
4-14
55c
-
stock
(quar.)—.
preferred
9
"87(4C
the
3-13
,
Power
5
27(4c
(quar.)___
3-16
3-31
;
common
5.04%
4-
4-11
3-30
preferred (quar.)
Witco
50c
1
30c
(quar.)
Wiser
•
1
5-
1
Net
1
:
1
5-
Common
Wisconsin
14-20
(quar.j_
5-
10c
(quar.)
Candle
Company,
3-16
6-
;
(quar.)
5.08%
(s-a)_.
;
com.
1
5-15
(cuar.)
(quar.)
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Wings & Wheels Express (stock
Winn-Dixie Stores (monthly)_
1
7-
&
Common
3-28
$1.75
preferred
Baumer
&
Wilson
-
3-30
22(4c
(Md.)
4-
terms
plan, which still must be approved by certain
governmental agencies, scares, pf the present Security Title Insurance
held
by stockholders will automatically become shares of Financial
Corp., and will retain all existing rights and privileges.
Under
9
5-15
Mfg._l_;
Inc.
3-
25c
preferred (quar.)
3V4%
preferred (quar.)
Wilcox Electric Co.,
5% preferred
15c
4-
Fund
2
7^c
$1.12%
,—
___.
6%
•
27 (4c
Cement
4.25%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
;C Wieboldt Stores, Inc.,
5-17
7toe
(quar.)
Whitehall
3-26
6-
preferred
Whitehall
3-26
37(4c
B
4V2';
4-
$1.25
$1.31 Vi
class A (quar.)
Class
6-20
10c
Motor
(quar.).._
Co., 5'4% preferred
White Stag Mfg.,
3-20
7-10
66c
8%.. non-ciun, preferred (quar,)
8% non-cum. preferred (quar.)__
Seaboard
$8,531,474,
px*ofit of $31,137 or seven, cents per share in 1960 when 460,815 shares
were
outstanding.
The increase in the number yf common
shares
is the result of the conversion of $117,000 of 6Va%-'-- convertible deben¬
tures,
the exercise of 12,900 warrants
and the payment of a 1%
stock dividend Dec. 15, 1961. There remain outstanding only 200 war¬
rants
not
exercised, 6,900 having been exercised in I960.—V.
191,;
'p. "2029.
(quar.)
Wetterau
of
to
.
1
7% preferred (quar.)-,_u.L_L___L_L-!i—^-—!
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Weston
(George), Ltd.,' class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
;
-
Corp.—Sales, Net Down
for the year ended Jan. 31, 1962
with .'$8,897,773 in the preceding
year, R. D. Kennedy, President, said in the annual report to share¬
holders.
•/:kv'--.
•/■ / •./ •.•/ //. V
Net profit amounted :.to $13,686, equal to three cents per share on
the
494,649
common
shares outstanding.
This compared- with net
sales
amounted
25c
'
>
(quar.)
Tablet
1961
six-month
last
the
Net
:
preferred
Union
said,
"
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
9
preferred
preferred
'
3-23
4-16
50c
•
"before tax credit"
made on a
were
period of 1961, Mr. Berkman reported that
the company's profit was $182,396, on sales of $12,281,869,
compared
to
a
loss of $1,533,313 before taxes on sales of $10,221,313 for the
similar period of 1960.—V. 194, p. 788. •
For
3-23
*
to
Berkman, Chairman of the Board and President,
tax
carryback allowances did not apply to the
Louis
since
3-15
3-31
report
earnings comparisons
and
basis,
20c
(quar.)_
(quai.)
Maryland Ry., common
Westfair
3-12
1%
,
6-
1
20c
,
dividend)
(quar.)___
preferred
5%
of
common
4-
$$1.75*
Light & Telephone/com.
preferred (quar.)
Western
3-15
4-30
3-26
40c
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Go.,
6-15
12 (fcc
5%• preferred
62(4c
S.
Rubber
10c
.
(initial)
4.75'^
3-20
$2.50
334%
S.
1
3-30
Wood
Playing Card
1
5-
Western Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
American
depositary receipts
(for
year
ended
Dec.
31.
1961)
9
$2.50
(initial-quar.)
pfd.
4-
5-15
Western Power & Gas—
;
.
$1.12(4
gains
iouar.
Bank
5-25
4-15
10c
,
■/
Western Massachusetts Cos. (increased quar.)
Western Natural Gas, 5% pfd. (quar.)
2-28
3-30
(quar.)__
(N. J,), .4(4%
6-11
10c
,
1
5%
Corp.:—
Extra
U.
-
4-
$1
Portland, Oregon—%
Stockholders approved an 8%
stock div.
still
subject
to
the
approval
by the
Comptroller of the Currency—
U.
:
common
National
4-
3-
2-28
25c
;
income___
com.
2
3-30
10%
new
oreferred
Lines
4-
4-1
25c
capital
75c
:
.____
preferred
4'r
3-8
6%c
v 6%c
'
4_4_4__l
ordinary
Freight,
Gypsum,
preferred
5%
—
(quar.
realized
net
2
3-30
35c
4
Foreign Securities
from
from
6%
5.20%
*
>
dividend
&
3-15
'(quar.)
class ? A'
Western
3-16
Fidelity & Guaranty (Md.) (.quar.)
Stock
U.
1
Participating
Western
3-20
$1.06(4
(quar.)
common
Tile
4-
Participating"
6%
preferred :(quar.)^_LLLl__-w---!$^_-~11
-3-20
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Cold Storage
3-20
$1.50
three years. :
annual
its
'
l___j
XT. S. Borax &■ Cnemical .Corp. •
•
'''4(4%
preferred (quar.)_____U.
'
$2.50
6
1
66c
»
Al_
preferred
3-
2
*
6
•3-30
United Printer's & Publishers
6%
2
4-
:,.
3-20
quar.)
(mcr.
Quarterly
•
3-31
4-
$l';;
*$2.50> class A
in
year
26(4c
2%
Utilities,
best
stockholders, Screw and Bolt stated that
the operating loss for 1961 was $480,148 on increased sales of $23,865,068, compared to a loss before taxes of $1,729,373 on sales of $23,609,213 for the preceding year.
-
past
In
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
its
represented
1961
the
9
50c
(stock
that
reported
corporation
The
3-20
3-
5-15
3-12
4-
11c'
37(4c
^montnly)
Corp
/'
3-15
3-31
50c
.•
■
America—Annual Report—
27c
1
"
3-16
-
Machinery,
4-13
4
1
9
4-
<
Manufacturers-<quar.)
United New Jersey RR.^&r:iCiHli&l Cor' <quar.)
Pacific
4-
3-31
3-20
•
L~—
Shoe
5-
§1.25
.
(quar. )
class A
preferred
Western
Monthly
United
12V2C
10c
(IU.)__
10
Screw and Bolt Corp. of
3-
3-9
2
35c
United Merchants &
United
Continued from page
2
3-16
$75c
.
3-15
4-
•
income, and
Quarterly
.United Investors
3-26
3-31
•
Co.
Industrial Bank
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar:)
Western Insurance Securities—
1
43%c
securities profits) —United Gas Corp.- (quar.) l-.
com.
pfd.
"Western-Electric
3-9
1
15c
$13.75
-./;/
V*
.
7,/■/.
,v
3-16
2
3-12
.
40c
from
Gas Improvement,
4'i!4 %r preferred;'(quari
3-15
1
4-
16c
;
2
4-
4-1
20c
^a^uced,quarterlyLLi--_L__^_L_^L_Ll_-w_LL;' *'• ,-:^0cJ
3-16
5-
1
-
United
4-
7(y2C
~
$1.37(2
3-1
•3-16
1
3-30
on investments)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
United7Fuhds% !nc.-^%4%: ;X':%
'.>
(quar.)
8-14
4-
$1
$1
tax
General Corporation and
Investment News
3-23
3-16
gains
investment
3-20
4-11
3-30
United Fuel Investments,
net
3-12
1
4-
'
'40c
_"
.United, Corporation—
Income Fund—
3-31
20c
3-30
3-14
*
.
from
3-15
.4-. 2
corrected payment
3-30
3-30
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
Texas
5%
0% ^preferred (quar.)
5 (4 % preferred (quar.)
United Clay Mines (increased-quar.)
(5c
4-20
16c
';/,■;
■••
■
3-15
$4.50
tax.
income
Less Jamaica income
x
4-1"
United "Cities Gas—
United
3-30
British
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident tax
;
7%
j-.
;■
3-15
•
5-
'
-
realized
3-30
'•
: 44:^?
,
•
(From net
/
4-2
30c
2-.28
10%
L
pref (1955 -series) -,(qUar.)._____l4—_^
4% pref.' (1956 series)
(quar.)
Unitedv "Artists: tquanti^United California Bank (La.) (quar.)__^
.
3-16
3-27
6-
30c
4%
*
Previously published date was .incorrect. The
date and/or record date is indicated here.
1
9-1
3-30
'
y
4-
Non¬
.
Commons
35c
Co.,- (quar.)
United.Aircraft Corp.—
;
30c
20c
l
(quar.)____
Less
Common-'
4-
M5c
(quar.)
common
(s,--a)
Union Stock Yards (Omaha)
a
3-15
4-
:10%
ftTnioh Investment C6, iDetroit > Anuar.)i___
3-12
$$1.70
"
•
/,
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
3-30
f
.3-15
5-
$.12 (4 c '
•
3- 9'
4- 2
3- 9
$ Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
/;;: :
5
1
3-31
$75c
,
4$—
(•quah)j___L__'_ _4
•
'
3-20
1
3-31
B (quar.)
(ouai\')_
.
Unioh Gas Co." of Ganada
•
-3-30;
45c
"
'
4-
5
4-
•
.
4-
4-
$10c
$15c
(quar.)
commwi
'
', ,4-10
•' 5- 1
3-30
Jewelry Co;»(quar.)__—___—25c
Ltd. (quar.)___
——,
$35c
Radio Corp.
(quar.)____
/ 20c
4-16
$1.10
5-22
American
Union Acceptance Corp., Ltd. (quar.)____
} 60c 2nd preferred (quar.):—
_____L_
'
Western Casualty & Surety Co.—
4-2
-
(Iowa)
Clutch
$5
Western,Bancorporation
72c...
,
'
'
(quar.)
4-19
tTnileVer N. V. ,(final)
_, ■
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
-
Zenith
•
West Virginia Puln & Papfer (quar.)
;Western -Assurance
(Toronto)
(s-a)__L
,3-12
tiZtytc
XJndqrWriters'yTjHist-^He^drferk-lpitiy.^-flqar.)-.-,^'.''?^/
'
West
3-12
4- 2
15c
5%
,
&
Co..
Stores,
Ohio
4.20%
4,10%
.3-20
2
4-
[
'Su-eet^'(duaiiy
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Steel Foundry
4('2%
v
3-12
4-16
(initial-quar.)
Brake
Motor
Bros.
West
62(4c'- %.4-'2L
j ? $L50 f preferred -.(quari
7%
/
'
3- 2
3-30
(nuar.)____i_____i^
'West, Penw Power Co.—
1.25c
4- 1
.
17V2C -:
•'Wellington'Fundi;(from: investment income)
Wellington Management—
Class
A
(Increased-quar.)
Class
B
(increased-quar.)
Wellington. Steel (quar.)
West Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd.—
3-16
4-15
3-31'
'
*
Zale
" "3-30
$20c
&
Weiss
4-27
,
3-15
(quar.
3-2
•
"
■<
,
3-16
4-1
"
!
(quar.)
Knapp, $6 pfd. (accum.)
Weeden & Company (quar.)
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp. (monthly)
"Monthly
Monthly
3-20
4-
Webb
:
Twin v City-. Rapid ^Transi^^commp&'v.^qttaY;)''
.'5%-* preferred Aquar.) ~__—4-;--^L_-_L.u_ '
,
Inc.
Products
Corp,
common
Waukesha
3-12
4-27
profits
208 South La Salic
Grove
(Jim)
New
3-15
2
■
4- 1
.3-31
4- 1
—
17Vic
4- 1
(quar.)______i__
62Vic
4-1
(quar.)$1.25 ;• 4-1
,V 7'%c
(quar.)_,—50c
Curry
common
loc
(quar. )__L_.
Tiernan
Warner Bros. Pictures—
4-
-
Century, Income .investors -'(2c from investment .income .plus-4c from securi-.
-
fi-3l
8-31
3-l6
,
20c
Baking Co., 5J/2% preferred (quar.)
Warner Bros. Co. (quar.)^.
2%
20th
,v,;
3-16
3-30
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($50 par)
preferred ($100 par)
•" V.5%
3-31
$1.25
Washington Natural Gas (Del.) (quar.)
Waste King Corp., 6$ preferred C
(quar.i_
9
4-
dividend)
7%
5c
"
Ward
,
Water
.
or
2
12 V2C:
Twentietn Century-Fox Film- (stk.
capital gains payagle in cash
Press '
■
•
$1.12(2
' 75c
&
—
Bros.,
York
3c
Wallace
•
Walnut
10c
Corp.—
(initial)12(4c
Tresco, Inc. (stock; dividend!—__1_
3%
Tri-Continental Corp., common (increased)
32c
$2.70 .preferred (quar.);
—l
67(4c
Trico Products !quar.)_
l
_;
62 (4c
Tropical Gas^Co.-^--__—%—
; ' 25c
True - Temper Corp., 4(4 %
pfd. (quar,).
$1.12(4
;Trunz, Inc.
-_l-A ; v 25c
-Trust CO.-of':New Jersey:(Jersey-City, N. J.)
V Quarterly 1
10c
Park
Younker
10c
Wallace
common*
Yosemite
3-16
(quar. >_
4-
Trans-Lux Corp.' (quar.) ___.--.iTransue & Williams Steel. Forging
/ New
A
Wayne Knitting Mills
;
_
3-15
stock.
>
.3-19
cTranscontinent Television' Corpi fN^Y.);--^^
;•
3-30
,
.
%
Co.,
3-14
.
7 (4c
:
3-23
3-9
3-15
3-30
6-15
9-15
Corp., claSs A (qu'ar.)^i___
5c
(quar.) ______—37c
Research
3-30
67c
4(4% pfd. (annual)
Investing Corp
%
ordinary income plus 10c from
from
realized
12 (4c
'
.
Extra
York
* i2Vac
: 10c
" lOc
quar.
,
3-28
32c
\
-
4-25
4c
:
(iricr.
(quar.) —%_.—r_.—__
Quarterly
3-5
:
Batteries
.Yocam
15c
•
5%
2
4-
6
33c
,
from
65c
"
B..),
class
Inc.,
Wall Street
(Del.)—
Inc.
System,
2
3-29
•
.Common-:.^-—■>
(J.
Hamm-Young
3-16
.
3-30
•
;
.Wabash Railroad
3-15
Ltd
tl2c
Toronto. Star, Ltd., -6% 1st pref. (quar;)_u4. $75c
;Torrington
Co. - %quar.)_.<..i,.-.—v
40c
,'Torrington. Mfg. (quar.).____-_-L_____.i-L__w.-25c
Towmotor Corp. (increased)
37(4c
Stock dlv.
(subject to approval of stockj,
hoidersvMarch"28)
.
>50%Traders Finance porpi,* class A (quar.
160c
Class B; (quar,)_
$60c
-5% preferred .(quar.)_-!_^-.-.^_____4-_-$50c
4(4% preferred (quar.)
;——_—. $$1.12(4 /
TransrCanada Corp. Fund, new com., (initial).
: 4c
& London Investment Co.,
Toronto
4-
3-12
4- 2
25'c-
—
3-20
/
$50c
;
•. •
4-10-
;
Inc! (Del. )
Ltd.
(s-aj
Vulcan Corp., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)L$3 preferred
(quar.)_
3-15
>
3-20
3-23
4- 2
" " 4-10
10c
(quar.)_L—'
Corp.
15c
,
4-
2
'
9
3-12
3-26
4-
Sciver
3-9
3-30
3-19
1
4-
$1.12('2
pfd. A (quar.)_—
Van Waters & Rogers, Inc. (quar.)
Vendo Company (quaa:.)
:
Viau, Ltd. (quar.)
3-15
7- 2
,
3-29
-5-
Xerox
Yale" & Towne Mfg.: (quar.)
Ybllow Transit Freight Lines
25c
capital gains).
Van
4- 2
3-12
4-2
3-30
Zeller's
'
(s-a)_^_-;—:—
preferred (quar.)
(increased-quar. y
Products
Pictures
Value Lino Special Situatibns Fund,
(2c from earned income and
-
'
-
Toronto General Insurance
convtrtible
,
"J25o
,
4(2%
Publishing
& Distributing Corp.
nN. Y.), 6% preferred (quar.).
;—
Utilities .& Industries .Corp.
(N. Y.)
Utah Power & Light, common (quar.)___
1
$1.28 preferred (quar.) _L______l
"■
4-10
.
„
1
Universal
3-12
3-30
5
'
3-12
Payable of Rec.
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr." Co. (monthly)_—25c
Industries, Inc. (quar.)__—50c
3-19
3t15
3-31
•
iTip Top Canners.-Ltd., ;class, Af(s-a)^
33-
3-31
V
When. Holders
Per
Share
(s-a)—1—18c
Company
Color Press
3-15
3-30
Universal Oil
'
3-31
4- 2
3-31
Universal
3-31
/
$1
_____________
53
Wyatt
3-31
3-15
,
/ ■A1A,'»'
Y.)_
• •
2-tc
3-31
>
4- 23- 9-
4-30
(quar.)-____^—40c
$lOc
■
3-15
•
3-31
.
9
3- 9
4-
.
3-
•
(Boston)
Trust Co.
(N.
S.
World
'
'
v
Name of
3-i5
4-13,
3-27
Tlme 'Corp._-_^._____™__—20c
S.
S. Trust
Holders
Payable of Red.
(Teduced) ______—25c
pfd. (quar.)
"
62^20
Universal-Cyclops* Steel Corp. iquar. )
-•
30c
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)___
-30c
8%
preferred (quar.)
—'
$2
Universal Marion, common (quar.)________
10c
*
2
Sugar
Universal-American-Corp.,
3-10
3-30
•"4-
/-L"-:25c
S.
When
Share
3-15
'3-31
17Vac
40c
(accilm.)_
Thorofare.,Markets, common (quar.)
Per
*
Company
3-15
'
"4-20
Thor Power Tool Co.. (quar;)— '■///"
.
1
'
•
'
Name of
U.
8c
'(quar.)l_l^-L_J.. /
Thompson-Starrett, 70c preferred
:
(1473)
3-24
$1.25
—____
_,
1
4-
Chronicle
Financial
Holders
2
4-
.
$5 -preferred (quar.) __
Thompson (Hi) Fiber Glass
and
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
Commercial
Merger
E"ugene M. Kramer, Alaska-North America
and Merle Thorpe, Jr., Shares in American
shareholders
of
Alaska-North
America,
a
1
54
Financial Chronicle
The Vommercial and
-«(1474)
//Monday, March-26, .1962;
.
.
t
^
>and
will be asked to vote on a proposal to
American Industry
'
first offered its shares publicly in April, 1961.
On
Dec* 31 196k<it reported net assets of $1,395,791. with,277.000
shares
outstanding,
held by
1,545 stockholders. The Alaska-North
America board has voted, subject to stockholder approval, to exchange
Alaska shares
for shares of Shares in American Industry, Inc., on
the
basis
of relative net asset values of the respective companies.
At present valuations, Alaska-North America stockholders would receive
approximately three shares of Shares in American Industry, Inc.,
for each
10 shares of Alaska-North America now held.
Shares
in
American Industry, Inc., with assets of
approximately
$3 000 000 is held by over 2,000 stockholders. During
1961, the net
asset value
per
share of Shares in American Industry appreciated
61.7% which placed Shares in American Industry, Inc. among the top
performing Mutual Funds in the United States.—V. .193, p., 2050.
closed-end investment
company,
>
i:
v
4
of
the
shares.
•
—V.
v:
Sales
of
and
$1,881.3
reflected
were
revenue
5%
and
Shell's
the
in
••:/ to
reached
370,000
ables
in
barrels
Texas
production
7.7
duction
in
at
serves
barrels
of
1960,
B"
not
despite
A stock,
195,
to
replace
record
1961
end
crude
oil,
net
cubic
feet
at
were
condensate
of
all-tim
an
and
of
plant
gas
gas.—V.. 194,
high
1.8
liquids,
and
10c
has
appointed
been
registrar
Greene
Laraingi
Net
of
Net
of
of
Shares
Earnings
—V.
stock
of
share
2272.
outstanding
corporation has reported sales
$556,833 for the year ended ' Dec.
of
$11,693,296
re¬
-.Share
tile
eight
in
the
at
458,465
$0.59
Net
the
7
■
BUSINESS—-The
-77
7
bullion,
i
metals
4
V
such
.
!V- 77/7 777,
fMi'SMi
..
.
other
.
as
'
of $11,333,122 and net income
31,
1961.- This compares with
37
cents
smelting
dealer in gold , and silver
including such rare
or
precious
tungsten and nickel, and scrap material,containing
but
it
has
not,
yet,
as
earned, on
the
2,161,645
incorporated in
was
business
bridge),
N.
is
located at
New Jersey
East
William
v
on June
7,
Sales
•
7
to
(Wood-
:77
for
systems
1954. Its
Street, Hopelawn
J.
194, p. 1552.
1961
first
Months'
manufacturer
$3,194,000 in
the
1961
electronicinstrument
half.—V.
second
Authorized
_
1
Common stock
|■■ /
I
—v. 194, p. 277?.
J
par)
Talon, Inc.—Report
Outstanding
262,001 shs.
500,000 shs
77.
The company
stockholders at
7*777..<.:.;7,s 777
Square D Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
193,
sales
for
1961
at
were
record
a
high
of
7.7
..
set
/
$11,578,264.
7"
*
■./Xr-n'X'-t
.
.
.
•
.
basis
^ split Dec
$2.13
30,
of
shares
1961.'earnings
1960.
in
the
suburban
Earnings
Park
Ridge.
-outstanding
'
duced
before
the
5-for-4
$2.14 per share in
share-in 1961 were $1.72
were
per
1961
adjustment for-the split.
■:
before taxes in 1961 were $23,756,258
Earnings
578,264
in
1960.—V.
194,
stock
1960
in
compared
to
1961
and
1960
51.
p.
'
share
-f
of
net
income
stock
common
net
included
which
was
consolidated
For purposes
;?<
exclusive
share
a
of
$448
>or
~
the
on
1961
total
of the year, the 1961 annual report
The
-
for
'
with
of
shares
issued,
;
or < $4 52
of
as
per
the
7
7
end
stated.
of
Standard
Standard
of
Oil
California
Co.
1960.
of
on
Oct
,
an
to
equal
14%
over
per
share
$1.17
1960
in
on
a
wh'ch
year
smaller
in
were
shares.
143C>ere UP 4'^ t0 $3iJ'l9h324*from $56,821,329 In I960.—V.
p
tion
$877527
Sales
194,
Net
to
income
previous
the
firm's
decline
A
in
$17,282,058
in
and
packaging
sales
In
1961
the
line.
in
1961,
or
$147
paid
53
was
in
net
attributed
subsidiary,
These
sale
two
in
•
sales
to
which
late
operations
from
the
for
22%
up
1960,
$20,560 938
sale
early last
manufactured
1960
had
of
an
amounted
capital gains
tb
$393,396,
the
net
b
I960
year
of
the
agricultural
industrial
to
fer¬
detergent
sale of
after
Ris-Van
income
taxes
Sterling: Plastics Corp.—Common Offered—Via March
1962 offering circular, Pewters, Donnelly &
Jansen,
Inc., St. Paul, and Vernon J; Rockier & Co.,
Inc., Min¬
neapolis, offered publicly 133,330 shares of this firm's
common stock at $2.25
per share. Net proceeds, estimated
at $269,992, will be used
by the company for repayment
.
ing capital.
products, and work¬
laws
of
in
company was incorporated on April 1, 1955, under
State of Minnesota. It took over the-business
of a
partnership then existing between Louis L. Borick, Sherman BlUmstein
$44.3' million
Board
previous
year.—V.
195,
Up, Net Down—- V-.
revenues
from
sales
$287,000,000
irom
in
;
v.
rose-to
record
a
high
of
James
1960.7President
A.
Chairman; Andygjyrf ^eis^elJL j'rf^prtqd., to ..stockholders.
1961 was $8,705,000, equal! to $4.27 per share on
for
outstanding
at/ the end of, the year. / Net-income .for
$9,303,000, iequal' to $4.75 r>er share on the
000
outstanding '«t"-t.he "e«d: of that - yeai/.
Dividendsvpaid during
totaled-$3.25 per share, the same rate as during >1963.
/7 *7
all
the increase
of
higher-sales
whole.-^-V.
a
194,
in
total
of-books
revenues
published
p.
for
attributable
was
by
the
U.
S.
to
Inc./" the
Time;
slightly' lower 'for
were
domestic
magazine
681.
'
sub¬
report
industry
.
increase
in
and
earnings
-
the
of
company
hit
with, their
sales
sales
.24-year
trend
Chairmap,
•
of
consistent .year-to-year gains in both
volume avanced to..$2.4'£G 5i7 for the three months,
gain of '27%/.from the $1,929,778 ifecbimod in -the comparable period
year ago., Net income per share rose to 10-cents from 9 cents in
three months
ended Jan.: 31,
1961.
The per/ share kgures are
adjusted to reflect- the 3 for" 2 stock .split approved May 24,: 198-1
and shared issued in the racqilfsitioh of Richland Industries/ Inc.--last
a
the
-;
4- -a;
and
a
all-tim 2; highs'
new
Schmidt,
a
Zephyr
(intro¬
expectations forecast, a-
''
an
sales
sales and earnings,
nylon
keeping .pace.
year.—V. 194, p.: 1322".."'7. 7r. /■//:"
earnings'
Transamerica Corp.—Annual
Report-^-
J
'
v
//
The corporation/.posted 1961income;of $20/919,O53 or $1.71.pei*share
common, on
the average number of shares outstanding,
before a
special charge not applicable; to last year's earnings,, according to its
I
*
,
land,
mostly
equal
to
annual report.
■:
■
4:l The.; corporation-/ paid. ,4ti, regpiar «0.-cents dividend on .-/common
last year and reported that: 29%/ bf^sudh .income '4s/not" taxable
as
dividend income.:. /) ,1 • f
1.,'?• *1}
.
a
/
-
/
..
share
* ;V/v.
the
on
-
Occldeptaj Life Insurance Co. bf 'Californifl,' 100%
.
,
/
of-
The, 1961 earnings, were $3 million higher than the i960
when /$l;47 was/, registered.;-;.,;
'■
figure
-
/and 'the /largest '.subsidiary/ and
-
-Transamerida's^^ income
southern kern "County
in
"
$1.31
square/miles)-
(442
acres,
Los Angeles 'County;
1961.
The
decrease
existing oil and
to
adverse
gas
resulted
reservoirs
weather
Co.
/ ' /' /
and
Phoenix'Title
earned
Occidental
:
1,146,271-
V.
in
1960.
farm
amounted to
Of
land
/
the
rent
1961
for
■
194,
682.
p.
.
,earner>7-prov.lded
owned since lD^O
pi'ain -boost .to
the
pidtUref1/supported' by improvements, a!/;- Capital-
and "a
shhrp change in Geiier4i Metal/6-earnings.
'"$15,047,547
"
/' w
■
.tb" $13,231,823
compared;
J
-J
/•,-,«
iti'' :lB60.«f-
-
I
/
.
normal produc- V
lowers farm rental
Lestrange & Co./.Pittsburgh,:knd associates offered pub¬
conditions/Mr.
:
'
•
■■■'
>
and
miscellaneous
for
revenues
:
the
.
'
..
licly 70,000 shares of .this firm's- common: stock at, $6.75
share, v
7..Yir
1
Of the total, 21,000 shares were offered fof, the company and the remaining 49,000 for certain selling stock¬
holders. The issue was quickly, sold. - .
•
••
•
-
per
$3,804,333. In 1961 ^compared; with $4,total, oil accounted for 71 %y cattle for
15%
Tyson Metal Products, Inc.—On March 6, 1962 Arthurs,
■
from
and
and-market
'■
revenues
inc.^iEarnings; Forecast:
{George Cooper/ President, appearing before a group of Wall Street
analyses-estimated earnings for -the six months' period,
ended'Aug. 31,,
1962, will equal $100,000-S150,000 or 55 cents to -80 -cents a • share
on
sales of$800,000-$l,C00,000.
Mr. Cooper also said that the full
year's sales,and earnings-should at least be
The
control
at Peekskill, N.; Y.,; is a
equipment.—V. 193, p. 2481.
proceeds to
I
BUSINESS—The
sale
7
of
food
laboratories
stock
a
sbort-term
bank
at $4.25 per share.
proceeds
loan;
from
the
to reduce
;
financing will be
accounts
payable;
capital.
engaged in
the
and
signs
primarily
by
company
manufacture
other
of
3401
and
and
Clearfield',
retail
tions
in
of
47th
St.,
illuminated
retire
to
for working
-;.
/ ' .
.
Chicago, " 111.,
and
is
non-illumin¬
and products on
the premises
dealers, including gasoline service stations, self-service loca¬
supermarkets, and other retail establishments.
.
in
-
hospitals,-schools,* colleges,
in¬
V
7.
'/ ././.J:,'Authorized/
Outstanding
$26,970;-
'
«
__.—-'J /
500,0.00 shs.
/
/,
-
221,000 shs.
V -.7,0,00
below have severally
-O'/./Z7'000
UNDERWRITERS
.
,f -/;V
-A
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING' J-
Warrants
—
The
underwriters' named
to purchase,
and the selling shareholders and the company
agreed to sfell to them,-severally, the following respective numbers
of common stock:-J''.. 7" -;
J7^.
-/■
/
agreed
have
of
/
point-of-purchase advertising material for use
of
nationally advertised and distributed
names
installations
Pa".^7•.-~'r.e'
Long-Term debt ___J-7
Common* stock
(pat $ 1)
shares
Arthurs,
Hecker
.
.
v-'
/■[
Shares
Co:'-t-37,250
Moore, Leonard & Lynchi.^- 4,000
Westheimer & Co.^-J_21-v-; 4.000
'A.- B. Masten & Co._____w2/3,000
McKelvy. & Co.-. _7_77_-*3,000
Barret, Fitch, " North, & Co:; 2,000
s
:
manufacturers
products in identifying their trade
oi
sale
W.
:
used
and
-
BUSINESS—The
other
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
-
'
plants; restaurants, hotels, department vatores, ships and govetmir.eu.tal facilitjes; l/s mahu/.actutlt.g pianos; ^re^located in PiiUsourgh
manufacturer
Tel-A-Sign, Inc.—Securities Offered—On March 20,
Clayton Securities Corp., Boston, and D. J. Singer & Co.,
Inc., New York City, offered publicly $900,OOOl. of this
firm's 6V2 % subordinated debentures due
1974, at 100%,
and
125,000 shares x)f its common stock, at $3.75 per
share. The debentures will
initially be convertible into
PROCEEDS—Net
and
and
-
company1 engages:primarily in the manufacture arid
beverage service equipment.Tor'kitchens,v cafeterias,
dustrial
.
common
estimated at $114,675,
the Company,
will be used for additional working capital,
-double;the firsthalf results./
headquartered
company,
environmental
ated
the
also
contiguous
$1,502,357,
attributable
t,
BUSINESS—The
the
total
1961
shares
Continuing
...
in
share
new
the
totaled
Net
of
in
loans, development of
the
optomistic
are
of
and
9,
of bank
during 1'961 were $193,<-
company
the quarter whieh ended - Jan.- 31, Cnailes E.
tbld shareholders at the firm's annual meeimg:
company and-: the 1961—•'
10 years/^c:'i)!-;;?;-'-:;r/./;V«;/-i,-':rv
while
Therm-Air Manufacturing / Co.,
according
in
on total earnings of $1.79
per share
This
credits of 22 cents per share on
total-earnings
I960, after adjustments for a 5% stock dividend
December.—V. 194, p. 2381.
per
in
income
Both
of
at Dec. 31, 1961. This compares with >$1,725,714
per share after adjusting for the 2%
stock dividend
declines
217,029
from
special
share
into
was
or
Gross
contributed about $4,000 000
on
1960. Net sales for the
compared With $171,539,729 for
,
$1,325,121..
reported
'
including
cents
with
per
last
was
in
sales
_
1960.
credits,
properties,
compares
of
company
$1,088,236
92.3%
•-'
>}■'" r.:j,;;
remainder.
report.
prior
Special
other
of
$3,278,880
company's * Ris-Van
tilizers,
the
total
annual
of
for
1961
record
the
that
the
products
of
best
the
mountainous
$1.51
in4 December
ll/<?,
»the
Corp—Sales, Net' Higher—/
.for
;Moore said.
in
Stepan Chemical Co.—Net Up 22%—
president;
/''r.:t
outstanding
income
,
of
and
income
1260,
paid
earnings
number
history
were
282,283
covers
rolling
Net
has announced that operations in
earnings of $1,007,429 equal to $1.33 per share
in record
oi
increase
that-1961,
quarter of 1962 will show
but' overlapping
rJ?is intern**tional chemical firm
resulted
•1961
reminded
exceeding
new
schedules.
Ranch
flat,
Stein# Hall & Co., Inc.—Net Up 14%—
7,,
'Smythe,
B.
up
-Tractor Supply Co.—Sales, Earnings Hit New Highs—
meeting of
record
re-elected.
were
Tejon Ranch Co.—Earnings Decline—
shares
:: 7
A
Although ; the company's earnings from current operations declined
moderately in 1961, "excellent progress"/was made during the year- .'
in preparing
for the higher^ utilization of company" lands,/President
William E. Moore, Jr. announced in the annual
report;-, - /
The
stock, against $266,113,000,'or $4.21
improvement of 61/2%.~-V. sl95, p. 569.
an
Meadville,, Pa.
programs.
1
common
was
in
commented
.
This
annual
49th
and
Almost
•-
-
He pointed to water
development, crop experimentation, and-weather
studies, land use studies and petroleum secondary ■irecovery^
(Kentucky)
comparison. Standard of. California's 1961 earnings
Kentucky company's construction, were $283 565 000
share
per
earnings
$294,405,000,;f
of
t,ie
for
1961
was
C.
'
$25,97.3.000,
to
of
>
company's
the
Chemical
for
stantially
$23-
V
$24,899,000,
".'
noted/ ; Advertising revenues- in-1961
editions of Time Inez magazines and
comparable 1961 period according to Mr. * Walker, and the
"Results'for the full year should exceed the acnievements of 1961.".—V. 189, pi 2078. /
':tv'
'
Standard Oil Co. of California—Annual
Report—
The
other
1st
■■
amounted
1961
shafes
the
over
against
and
2338.
p.
1962 held
the
in
earnings
I960) ;is
ago,
.earnings
;The
$1.71: after
-.were
in
year
and
•'
i
high
share
per
volume...of
.'
Time Inc.—Sales
Net
Annual Meeting—
office
were •
^ President Walker
-
.
headquarters in
the
On
:
.
The announcement was made by F. W. Magin, Chairman,'* and
Li G. Maechtlenr President, .at a meeting of Square D's directors at
»
corporate
y
all-time
an
$2.02
in
company
'
stockholders
7
"Z'">///■."';'."1
'/-"-r/V;
2,037,000
voting stock was represented in person; or by proxy.
The
1496.
192,: p.
shares
net income
shares out¬
corporation,,in
Linen
,
7,
7
on
19,
March
head
All of the Incumbent directors
<.',$115,325,723,.'up from the previous,hign of $114,614,282 in 1960.
w *
+ '• Net- earnings
of this manufacturer of; electrical distrubution and
-control equipment rose in 1961 to: $11,655,258 from 1960 earnings of
,
h,
announced
company
on
its
Theimal earned
293,372 common
.
$302,000,006
as
the
The
,
(10c
a
number- of common
averag e
In I960,
share on
year.
an
equal
the'
$118,707,
was
Co.—Sales Up 4.3%, Net Down—;v
the
//The company's
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
|
taxes,
and
year
54.
4:
Report—■
the
recently ended six months amounted
$3,494,000
in
the
corresponding
year-ago
in
from
.' >V
865,546, as
p.
;
half
Concord-headquartered
$3,884,000—up
period and
J
the
shareholders.
to
product
per,share
K/ ///■
'
of
with
letter
its/annual" report) announced/ 1961 net.-earnings
of $5,325,527,-an'increase'of "49%--over the 1960 earnings of $3,563,r
302.. Based on the average number of shares outstanding during each
year, net earnings were $1.11
per
snare as, compared .witj'.-75
cents
Increased
compares
of
Thlokol
net, income of $320,000, or
55 cents a share on the 575,571 shares " then outstanding, and is up
Sharply from the immediately preceding six-month period. when earn-/ '
Ings were $280,000, or. 49 cents a share on 578,921 shares.
Spiral Metal does processing and
in the business , of refining
r
31,
This
engaged
/ 77//Q "
,
The company
?
|
Jan.
annual
his
the 355,025
cents
year-end.—V.
Shovel
i960
The
.:
Systron-Donner for the fiscal 1962 first half, ended
to $362,000,- equal to 62 cents a share on the
585,419 common shares outstanding at the close of the six-monthperiod, it was announced by George H. Bruris,-Jr.,-President. '
Earnings
a
metals,
Treasury Department.
Corp.—Six
Systron-Donner
will be used by
of
Coihp&h^ Uf a bif6K¥i"ian<i
mercury,
Place of
•
construction
non-ferrous
States
metals.
r
f;
the
in
charges
the
seven
the
at
improved financial con¬
in 1961.
This is reported
greatly
a
Research
.
V'/•■ vv/.v;"
off
was
told shareholders in the annual report.—V.
metals. It' ;is licensed to trade in gold and silver bullion by the
United
0
t
estimated at $200,000
for
Corp.—Record Sales,
year
totaled $40,437,
shares outstanding at
end./During 1960 the company earned $185,026 or 40 cents
per -share,
on .465,018
common
shares - then
outstanding.—V.
194,
p.
2382.. ■■"./ -vv % -i.
1960.
1961
>
l
VJ
.
the
from the record 1960 level, •
the company sold more square feet of tile than, in the preceding year
on
only a slight drop
in dollar volume/' Joseph Mass, President,
refinery, sales
promotion, repayment of debt and working capital.
; '7:' '.77
ri
proceeds,
company
in
.60,000
25,000
.
After provision
for. taxes,
net income last
equal to ,9 cents per share-on. 466,397.. common
/
compared -with
income
■
sales were largely responsible for the gain,- which was
made despite generally: static conditions in the construction machinery
industry, Mr. -.Smythe stated.
producer »f ceramic wall and floor
26 cents-on each, of the 2,170.307 shares outstanding
end,
net
on
during
or
sales
New
774,6717;.
'
$0.49
1960.
outstanding .at the-end of
"Through
and
Thermal
all
share
a
reported.
.
this-major
of
were
year
shares
in
$793,217
and
earnings
1961
508,000
•..'.'774,671
—
by
alter
from
Net
4.3%
,'.
,
The
net
2/28/62
966,465
stock___;
-
Stylon Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
the
cents
Thew
797,511
common
'
—.
':'V .-/■■'
■
the year ended Dec. 31, 1961 were -$1,268,663,
over*the $1,078,085 volume of I960.
for
18%
$20,292,
standing
379,511;
taxes
i
common
p.
of
income,
33
Ended
$16,302,483
———
per
187,
'
"
Six Months
$8,880,717
—
-
-earnings
■
10,000
I/
earnings
achieved
Shipments
the
418,000
income
before
taxes
Income
associates offered publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $2.50
per share. The stock was all sold.
fiSgn
://•
and
sales
were
increase
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
—
A
Inc.10,000
Co.,
by Leonard C. Peskin/-President,
..
v
&
-
,
.
,
80,000
50,000
;
10,000'"
—44-
1994.
p.
outstanding
2/28/62
.////J: J://////J: /v/j/v 777- 77
7 ■;
Spiral Metal Co., Inc.—Common Offered—On March
; 22, 1962
Flomenhaft, Seidler & Co., New York City, and
17
'Vi
194,
dition
and class B stock, of the corporation.
value
par
sales
Net
640.
p.
Schramm
Record,
.
Corp.—Appointm't
Ended
pro¬
billion
•
Co.__;
Earnings—
Quarter
future
of
sources
the
V
1366.
p.
Stubnitz
production. allow¬
Shell's
end
year
only
lower
:
City Bank, New York City, has been appointed trustee,
Bank
-
"/v-.
of
up
hydrocarbons - and gas,
but also to / increase
categories substantially. Estimated ■ developed
year
of
.'7 trillion
in
Louisiana.
sufficient
these
the
class
depressed prices, particularly for' gasolines. >■'■};
exploia-ion ana production during 1961 was
Total crude.: oil production, including
average of 380,000 barrels per day, compared
day
—V.
.,
_
&
;
Manhattan
—V.
high
was
Chase
The
'/ v-''1
Shares r Debentures
,
Sterling, Grace & Co._~_/u„—____—__
;
Federman, Stonehill & Co.—..i.
*
Struthers Scientific & International
in
per
of. liquid
reserves
sales
S.
agent for an issue of the corporation's 4V*'/o
convertible subordinated debentures, due Mar. 1, 1982.—V. 195, p. 1365.
preceding year. However, the gain in sales
only 3% because of a decline in chemical product
an
and
were
refined .product
:
J.
Moran &
registrar and conversion
company's
record
a
1657,
p.
'
V- Thermal Research & Engineering
satisfactory.
very
royalty oil,
of
reached
1961
194,
••
$46,000
331,330 shs.
$46,000
500,000 shs.
* --
'
Stern./—/ 15,000 "'
"Freehling, Mfeyerhoff ffi" Co.v
'. 5,000
'
.and- the
underwriters
-.T'
.••I
"
.
Herzfeld
:
,
(par.20d)—---—-j.z-z.--~ ■
First National
;
..
the
because
as
in
volume
the
and
to
performance
reported
■-
.
over
held
was
revenues
operating; revenue
million,
than
more
f
otner
-
•'
stock
d.
Outstanding
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Appointment—
.
,
conditions
unfavorable
Authorized
April 1;,1965
Common
7/;7.: 1
prospects for the future," Mr. Spaght said, "it can
be expected that keen competition
will continue in the industry for
some
time, and we see no indications of any early improvement in
over-all refined product prices. The
industry at large is having to
adjust to a lower rate of growth in demand for oil products against
a
background of excess capacity in all phases of operations. As long
as
the
industry has substantial excess capacities, we *can
expect
chronic oversupply with vigorous competition in the market place."
7
ht
of
subordinated debentures due
6%
and
revenues
earnings.
':
"Concerning
•
,
.
number
same
fects
?
high in
drop in net income.
company's 1961 annual
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
4900,000
'1,311,100
s.
Securities Corp.__
35,000
-' $625,000
Singer & Co'.,' Inc." *50,000'
50,000
Clayton
-
;
the : several
of
names
"//'■' v
follows:
as
"
:
/•
number of common shares and principal amouttt 4of- deben ¬
each'has'severally agreed to purchase from the company
4
v
EFFECT
GIVING
(par 200)'
wnich
tures
are
CAPITALIZATION
shares
aggregate
.
900,000
2,000,000
j
—
UNDERWRITERS—The
V
from
•
record
a
1974
Common
company's knowledge of the industry and information
suppliers and customers, the company believes, it is the
largest manufacturer In the United States of clear plastic furniture
'•overs
and
one
of
the
largest
manufacturers of automobile
throw
7;; './'77 >■
7 7'-7-7 .V/.;
Dividend payments-in 1961 amounted to $1.10 per share, or a total
of $66.6 million, the same as in 1960.
Monroe
E. Spaght. Snell's President, said that 1961
was difficult
for the domestic petroleum and chemical industries and that the ef¬
?
■
1961
for
due
$262,146
$512,146
note.--—*; 21,107
*- 21,107 •
subordinated debentures,
^ i..
convertible
6V2%
company.
Based upon the
report shows consolidated net income
after taxes for the year of $140.4 million, or $2.32 per share based
on 60,579,768 shares outstanding at
tne end of the year. In 1960 net
income was $144.6
million for an equivalent of $2.39 per share on
the
u1'
announced
company
7%
.
covers,
-
v,
-Authorizedoutstanding
the
obtained
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
indebtedness
installment promissory
Sundry
plastic storage boxes, shoe boxes and othei closet accessories, folding
plastic doors, and marine accessories. Although Products manufactures
a
few of the above items, it is principally the *ales organization for
slight
The
•
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
partnership had commenced business in
has a wholly-owned subsidiary, Sterling
.iwhich
company
Oil Co.-^Annual Report—
Shell
The
The
Co., Inc. (hereinafter called "Products").
The manufacturing
facilities and general offices of both companies are located at 153 E.
Thompson Ave., West St. Paul, Minn.
,,
'
The
company
and Products
manufacture and sell
a
variety of
products including seat covers for automobiles, plastic furniture covers,
v
a
1950.
/
Products
Alaska-North America
1
Leon • Frankel,
June,
in
Shares
into
merge
•
Lestrange
&
Co.
&
;
2,000
7-/•
7
C. S: McKee &
*
-
''
.--y/""* .'Shares
2,000
Thomas & Co; --/—--———' 2,000
Chaplin, McGuiness &
—_>»_^
.
:7
...
.
vl,500
Co.7
.Cunningham, Schmertz. Ss
Co.i.Inc..
Hess,. Grant & Remington,
1,500
'
*7 7
Applegate &
""7 7/ '
Inc.
——L,—— 1,500
.j.
Humphrey,: Inc.
u- 2.000 -- Simpson; Emery &. Co., Inc. -1,500
-Kav^ Richards as Co;l____j" 2,900W; H. /Babbitt & Co.,. Inc."
750
—V. 194, p. 1994.
.• «
'
'*•- "•
-•
"..
-7
•/
Hulme,
and Financial Chronicle
The -Commercial
Number 6145
Volume 195
based
911,126 shares outstanding.
on
in
Revenues
1961
asset's during
Co.
TA
data
Street
quotation
stock
split-second
the
•
on
'
houses.
brokerage
in
electronic
new
...
tested
"revolutionary."
&
Co:; Eisele; & King, Libaire,*' Stout & Co.; H. M.
Salle & Stieglitz;: Harris,-Upham & Co.'; McDonnell
Co.;
Co.,. Inc.
and. Oppenheimer
&,
•>:'
Co.
>
7;..
:
in
the
five
77:"'"''./77'
to the' annual,.report- being
**/•
.*•
million or 42% went into new electric
generating ^capacity,-• primarily -.at. the
Meramep Plant,
which was
completed in 1961, and the Taum Sauk "pumped storage"
project,
which
will
be
•
ready
in
lines
for
went
The
1963.
balance
other
and
of
1961
units.
service
sales
con¬
Sales
point
record
in
stock
the
St.
result
a
as
provision
made
company
1961,
on
56th
of
share
a
Net
of
one
income,
$28,500,000,
Earnings
higher
year.-
cents
14
recession which hit its
the coolest summers on
business
the
area.
previous
of
$2.31
by
quarter-and-by
Louis
the
over
were
dividend
first
the
the
$1,500,000
retarded
were
in
per
than
share
a
stock
common
last
year
was
up
having
of
The
-•
Union
year
stock
paid
Electric
11 %•/ to
of
.i
sales
On
earnings
$1.95
a
$10,020,281 .■or
continued
low
absorbed
.
in
share
.common-
programs
climbed
of* $1,094,756,591
of
"Profits
sales
in
share,
i960.■;.%
compared
a
chiefly because
million
$41
in
today
the company
1961,
$1.35
$1
over
to
company-financed
earnings,
about
or
$3
treast.rj
V.ry
-
The
or
share
789. i„.
p.
-
M
^ United Gas. Corp.*—Net Higher^.
-•The
■
the
over
of
of
as
from
net
common
Jan.
Mansfield
Tire
to
increase *of
an-
14
cents
the
B.
F.
•The
before
in
Parkes, reflect' the.- re¬
of rate • proceedings
.^Federal-PoWer Commission and local, regulatory authorities.
the
Parkes' pointed
progress
out
in
by
disposition
the
that T961 was-a year
regulation.
in
made
was
approved
were
Occasioned
revenues
Mississippi, "The. settlement
and'
The
" improvement: and
level, rate 'increases'
real
local
the
At
in- Louisiana
1961
of
195,
Co.
said. /'Settlement
existed
plans
since
for
of
these
lifts
cases
a
cloud
which'has
earnings
on
shares
on
The
Offered—On
distribution
VTR-'s
income
personnel,
20-year
a
Rubber of
and
puts
cash
VTR
in
the
1962
and
The
changed
from
sales
.in
BUSINESS—The
tp
and
company -
manufactures
in
1961
research,
of
410 Fourth
Ave.,, Brooklyn,
N.
Y.,'
automatic control systems, and is,about
;•
dielectric
machines,
equipment; and processes
plants;
process
baking
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
such
EFFECT
TO
*
6ommon
stock
("par
Common
stock
purchase
nuclear
as
automatic
and
ovens
7l0cf
Authorized
etc.,
have
the
course,
10 years for
purchasers of
means
shs.!
—V.
194,
p.
1553.
/
;
*216,250 shs.
41,375 shs.
-indebtedness—_
>•
.
41,375 shs.
>
$105,520
that
our
income
our
nesium)
880 shs.
head
,
104,196 shares, of fhis firm's-common stock
per share on March 22..
;
7;
7
was
$20
7
PROCEEDS—Jhe
to
be used
;
at
a
later
date
be
in
received
by
connection
(he
with
BUSINESS—The company bf
17,
in* 1882
1962.r It .is
products.; and
ana
engaged.; in
is
221 E.
aaopfd
»ri
the
Buffalo
company
First
for
commercial
yeast
and
GIVING
stock
(no
The
Authorized
the
'
130,000
after
to
of
in-
20%
President;
other
food
stantial
for
H.
the
Cogan,
year
in
p.
a
loss
of
$144,777
2715.
'
.
integration
Chairman
were
against
and
of
adversely
profit
a
_
engineering
of
$490,496
March
been
VDS.—V.
21,
listed
195,
p.
On
—
Up 18%, Net Down—
Board
-
included
sales
months in
nrevinus year
follow
the sales
an -
in
for
the
full
sales of
1960,
increase
an
the
of
slightly
in
year
company
than
more
1960.
shares
income
of
common
stock
1961
for
$8,756,923
of
This compared with $8,875,813
Pa.
shareholders
years,
showed
company,
.
Board
were
,
a
outstanding
at
was
equal
per
share
$3.10
or
loss
the
for
R.
■
the
company's
,•'
•/
Harleston
and
,
.'i
1961
in
the
of
*
informed- in
....
Chairman,
?
*
Presi¬
Wood,
the steel industry began- the year in a reces- •
through the summer..-They .added that, due in ;
that
out
conditions and partially to curtailed produc- /
shutting' down its old mills and starting ?
company
was
revenues were about 11% > below those for 1960.
previously .reported, the two executives stated
results
the company
*
.
consolidated net loss of $279,000
adjustments. This amounted to a loss equal to 75 cents per
share after provisions for preferred dividends and compares
incurred
a
Co., Inc.—Annual Report—
before
for
Provision
$1,656,197
172,543
37,120
86,584
21,765
taxes
and
state
Federal
taxes—
income
$0.21
—V.
outstanding
194,
$0.04
400,000
share
.Shares
15,355
85,959
income
Per
1960
1961
$1,796,194
—
"Net
300,000
2599.
p.
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—Expansion Program—
The
company
100
plans to open
reported
new
variety stores
during
Saunders, Vice-President of Construction, said the stores
opened in every section of the continental United States, in¬
E.
Walter
will
,v
,
be
these
has
chain,
in
in
located
stores
he
added.
noted
to
order
Each
will be located
stores
more
Puerto Rico and Canada.
The majority of
in shopping centers. Woolworth at present
in shopping centers than any other retail
Hawaii,
Alaska,
cluding
the
that
handle
be
would
larger
than
previous
the great majority will be self-service.
operates 3,571 variety stores; 2,111 of
techniques;
currently
ones
expanded lines of merchandise.
design and incorporate the latest
them
(3tates- (some in each of the 50 states); the others
are
in Puerto Rico/Canada, West Germany, Mexico, United Kingdom,
Eire, West Indies and Southern Rhodesia.—V. 195, p. 1145.
-
in
the United
"
_
and
"Yale
Net
were
)
*
earnings
from
Increased
for
year
In
u
s
were $827,000 or 48 cents a share, up
cents a share reported in 1960.
Total sales
high of $23;90O,C00, a gain of 19% *over sales *
the
year
$516,000 or 31
to
a
record
reported in 1960, Which were $20,109,000.
~
-
'
*
60%- and total sales increased 19% in 1961
it was announced here by Gerald W. Eskow,
up
Express System,
President
60%
•
,
Express System, Inc.—Net Up 60%—
earnings
for Yale
193,
7,
stores
company's
the
of the stores will be modern in
retailing
are
-
•
topped
did not
common
Income
affected by suband resulted
1960.—V.
earnings
for
j
Woodman
1962 the company announced that its -common stock
on
the "American Stock Exchange under 'the symbol
1144.
due
1962.
*
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—A. S. E. Listing—
On
paying
4J/2%
$30 million.blooming mill and wide plate mill,-Alan Wood's
1961
tax
Net
had
trustee,
series S,
1255.
Year Ended December 31—
costs
in
appointed
bonds,
p.
Sales
288,000 shs.
the
been
195,
-
'
David
of
earnings of $1,437,000 after taxes, or a net profit of $1.72
share for 1960.
The oompanv's net sales and operating
for 1961 amounted to. $55 677,000
in comparison with $62,805,000 for the previous year.—V. 195, p, 570.
consolidated sales bf $17,19-1,177 for the year
with $14,042,098 tho year before, or an increase
Operations
in
year
,
revenues
announces
non-recurring
.
net
per
City Bank, New York City, has been appointed registrar
-corporation's common stock.—W. 194, „p, 1887.
compared
according to
highest
record
its
.
and operating
common
National
as
23
the
new
that in
"180,0C0
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Sales Up 20%—
1961
has
but
of
net
general, business
when
its
company's
$35,000
500,000 shs.
;—__
the
were
of
'
that sales lor 19Jl
number
year,
Whiting,
Confirming
Outstanding
$110,000
in
T.
net sales
engaged
.uses.
earnings
exception
Secondary Stock Offering
-?n
$282,695,718
of
which continued
tion
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
par)_/
Bank
equipment
report.
part to
"*
was
January-
Ime-ih ;
#50 j-e^nlt, of these
acquisitions,, .the
contpany i, now ; produces
dehydrated
chili
peppers
and paprika and institutional food rproducts /such as
soup- and gravy
w8S6Si
been
*
on
b/ pt-tb
;,p
«pr.nnd. or third largest yeast
producer in the. United States. Under its long range program- of ex¬
pansion and. diversification- in 'the food field, the
-company broadened
.
and
1966—
due
Company
program.
tirle
.
are
: n
its .product
industrial
and
the
Co.—Appointment—
the last two
Conshohocken,
Woolworth
diversifica-
St.,. Milwaukee,
,n'-e-»Mr- caroorate
production, of
has
1554.
p.
Black, Chairman of the Board, and J. N. Bauman, Presi¬
an order backlog of $61,000,000 in
the truck divisions
Saunders
/ 7
the
h?n of the company's product lines and its acquisition
notes
•
the
that
pointed
sion
cumulative
Appointment—
■
eorporaied
company
F.
time
dent,
made at
^
;
proceeds'7to
net
the
/
Common
,
expected
outstanding 5%
Mortgage* notes due'1962 and 1966___
7 6% convertible subordinated promissory
r
owned
on
Earnings Down—
the first'mortgage
history,
share.
per
John
estimated at $783,000,
>
" Of the total,7,47,248! shares represented new financing
by the company,'and 56,948 shares a sale by certain
'•
all
sales
with
$334,535,948
the
of
R.
annual
up
company,
for
farm
the
on
said
first
and 10,000 for Percy
company
7
■
share
a
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Reports Loss—
is. at Essex, Conn.
CAPITALIZATION
7 Universal Foods Corp. -4-/Common Offered—Smith,
Barney:& Co.,-Inc., New York City, as manager of an
underwriting group announced that a public offering of
stockholders.;
1958
various
cents
compared to $28,000,000 at this time last year is an indication
/increased demand for heavy duty trucks.—V.
195, p. 685.
of
for
office
15
privately
1960.
Mr.
.
.
,
types
to
ownership.
was
stock at $35.50 per share.—V. 195, p. 1145.
only
sales
over
dent,
Common
—
for
end
$3.04
21,
redeem
to
public
company
7/
reported
totaled
Based
\$70,520
r
7:%
March
Both
the company.—V.
of
Oliver
1961
18%
metal powders, including bronze powders, copper pow¬
ders, zirconium powders, boron'powders and' beryllium powders, for -a
variety of industries, but none of these products is produced in commercial quantities:
During the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1961, approximately 65% of the company's sales wex*e of aluminum powders for
the rocket ' and
missile
Industry, approximately 15%
were
of mag¬
nesium
powders for munitions and pyrotechnics and the remainder
were
of miscellaneous metal powders
(primarily aluminum and mag¬
Outstanding
f
Sundry
other
chemical
/ •; *•"
PRESENT:-FINANCING
700,000
—-
warrants./:
reactors,
presses."//.7
used
;
of
year
this issue.—V. 194,
company
company's
and
for
in the developm.ent, production and sale of various spherical metal powders.
Up to the present time, however, the company's products have been
almost
entirely aluminum and magnesium powders. The company's
spherical aluminum powders are used primarily in the manufacture of
rocket and missile fuels,
while Its spherical magnesium powders are
used
primarily in the manufacture
of munitions, pyrotechnics and
ductile iron.
In addition,., the company engages in the development of
development and manufacture of induction
heating equipment. The company's control systems use
electrical,'pneumatic or * hydraulic- power, for controlling a variety of1
engage
and
be
full
first
Manhattan
company
With
and
from management services.
Income
administrative expenses,
with
of
sold for the
were
50
uptrend.
in
On
announced by the corporation
cents a share on 5,645,013
was
to
2155.
common
the
be
—
equal
White Motor Co.—Sales
for
on
this,
and
BUSINESS—Since
_
•
♦
Sold
stock outstanding..
,1
ircome
preferred shares, repay debt, construct additional facili¬
and increase working capital;
':■
.
*
'
position
ties
PROCEEDS—Net - proceeds from the financing will be used for ex¬
panding sales representation; research "and development; advertising/
and working capital
'
•,
■/ .<•,
*■•"_. '."v"
$1.34
4
.
completed^ secondary offering of 20,000 shares of this
will
shares
■'••
,
15, 1962, E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc., New York City,
firm's
properties
will
4,977,000
!
.
outstanding.
1960.
the
p.
1992
1,
March
payout- 'basis, the
wholesale division
our
flow
business :has
and
selling,
working
are
plans
then
Weyerhaeuser Co.
.
to
-We
for 1961
was
Scientific Co.—Sales,
Chase
.March
Leitman, President oi VTR
.i;":"'••v
1961) of our retail automotive
on
Tire &
W> Hudson, President.
Net proceeds to the
*
.
7
^
Corp; —Notes
firm's
and registrar
agent
1962, McDonnell & Co., Inc.,
New York City, offered publicly, 70,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $15 per share. Of the total, 60,000
-•
.
:
company
The
1
(Oct. '26,
sale
of
This
Shares
of
is acquiring
N.
'*
Valley Metallurgical Processing Co., Inc.
:
1
\
$1.30
I
West Penn Power
that it
announced
20-year period as compared with
a
.Offered
.-
v*
5,308,000
4,833,000
shares
-
237,000
5,130,000
.
Steel
Webb
for
the wholesale
for
expansion
.
develops
the
history
the
March 21,';
10,048,000
10,285iooo
per
This
Units
.
.
_
of common
I960.—V, 193,
'
—
$61,868,000
10,001,000
7 .(37,QCQ)
Webb Corp.—Annual Report-
the
■
Controls, Inc.
1
■
$19,481,089
;.
"
S.
i960
—1
"u
for
Inc.
1961
reports $1,618,695 net income for 1961, equal to 90
share, compared with $2,041,437 for I960, equal to $1.13
per share on the same number of shares.
Sales of this manufacturer
of educational scientific apparatus totaled $18,002,023 in 1961, against
Increasing over the years.
undecided rate
"A
meeting of the stockholders has been scheduled for approval
and ratification of the agreement which the management will recomGross revenues^ in 1961
amounted to $387 million
compared with
. * •
• »
.
7
7 *.$385 million in -I960,, Increases of $8.5 million in natural gas sales 7/ mend to the stockholders.
"The company will continue to retain its tire export business and
for 1961 over the prior year were offset in 1961 by decreases in rev¬
enues
front" natural
%
7
gasoline, copper and sulphur.—V.; 195, p. 1366;. V its foreign beverage business.*'-—V. 194, p. 2711.
U.
Tiernan,
&
i960:
9,963,000
shares
was
cents
con-
,
1962, Darius Inc., New. York City, announced the initial
public, sale of common stock and warrants of U.<S.
Controls, through the offering; in uftits, of 80,000 shares
of comm'on stock and 40,000 common stock purchase
warrants. Each unit^ prieed. at $4.50, consisted of two
shares of common stock artd one warrant entitling the
holder ot purchase one common share within 18 months
following the initial: offering,-at a. price of $2.25 per
share. .Shares and warrants are separately transferable
immediately.
;
: 7
!f " ; :'V;7
for
minority interest
Welch
the
in
reported
/
sale, "Harold
have /a .substantial
royalty
overhead,
business.
The-pipe line company .is now free-to make its.
'-ahead unhampered by the burden of these old,
cases."';";- "77 7 ■:"
'r ,- s
' •■"'■ ,.v'V
years
835.
p.
Sells Two Arizona Utilities—
tion
1956.
the
194,
$63,769,000
See Citizens Utilities Co.,
been'largely eliminated With "the sale of our retail and wholesale operations.-Our agreement on-the retail business calls for income participa¬
.
Wallace
of
figures
Earnings for 1960, during which the
art1!
December,
were
$662,010, equal
7
company
792.
p.
has
Goodrich" Co.
;
character
whole
Our
*
12,K1962,: of ,seven, rate caSes Of United; Gas Pipe Line ^Cd;, 7
the
Federal
Power .Commission* is/most'1 encouragihg,'*
Parkes
before
It
1962 con¬
provision
preferred
share
recipient/of royalty; income.
a
Inc..-will
distribution, to
March
on
results
*
subsidiaries.
and
average
/anticipates considerable increases thereafter.
We believe our profits
are
assured/being related to gross sales of the Mansfield tire opera¬
tion and retail-outlets we sold previously
to The B. F. Goodrich Co.
both-'^-'cars, ~aetmrding to
earnings.7or
duction
a
on
per
excluding
the
$5,000,000.
active
of
largely
"VTR
.*7;
$3,030,788
*
VTR.Inc.,
Mansfield
the
to
out
us
of being
share over the $292 'earned in"
per
and
(Del. E.)
operations of $1,000,653, after a provision
on income.
After dividends on preferred
earnings amounted to $1:09 per share on
stock outstanding, excluding shares in the
.•••"".
the 7prior
sale
takes
of
the
on-
■'.'?•
current
.
1960.
$1.38
-
1961,
.
pier share,
to
amount
:
v
Rubber
&
in.excess :of
was
said:
outlets
had
previous
operating
comparative
Net income of $2,835,908
,
,
outstanding,
28.
1961.—V.
28,
division
"Following
1
,
net < Income of $27.9 million Tor 1961;. up $1.8
year, it-was announced in-Shreveport, La'.,
today by Ed Parkes, President.
The -1961. earnings were equal to- $2.16!
corporation
million
earnings
..'Commenting
Inc.'
year.—V.
shares
625,860
on
were
Privately — On 7
March 22, 1962, it was reported that $5,400,000 of this
-firm's 5%-51^% promissory notes due serially 1964-78 ^
and $2,000,000 of its 6% convertible subordinated notes
due 1982 had been sold privately through Singer, Deane
& Scribner, Pittsburgh.
for Federal taxes
wholesale
year
'
-
share
1981
(deductions)
.
Washington
■
formerly Vanderbilt Tjre & Rubber
Corporation of New Y<Jrk, for a cash amount and payment of annual
fees over a
10-year period.
VTR's sales volume in this division last
after
624,492
on
per
for
:
;
*
VT& Inc.—Sells Wholesale Division-
net *
development
a
earnings
stock
common
consolidated
shares
888,:po
the
the ?companyj$^fd%iV it's^dhnbiil^report.-—V.- 194,
taxes,
reported
$13,868,996
net
$967,000
stock/such
billion last. year,
but profits -were down for the fourth successive year,
primarily be-,
cause
of
the absorption
of increasing corporation-financed
researchand development costs,
.'• ' ;>■- .■
Iv-1.:;..'V
L:/"" ' .vi ■'
corporation's
of
shares
net
as of Jan. 27, 1962.
the 13 weeks ended Jan.
solidated
.
.United Aircraft Corp.—Sales Up 11%, Net Down— ;
previous
share, earnings based
on f3,706,402
outstanding Dec. 31, 196U
—V. 192, p. 2374.
"
"■
•.
-
earnings
treasury
For
sales
.
of $85,000 for Federal income taxes
utilized its tax loss carryforward.
No
for Federal taxes on income/After dividends
consolidated
such
887,790
„
/The
net
of $1,040,000
dividends on the common
stock, a record equalled by fewer than 13%
of the companies listed
on
the New York Stock, Exchange.—V. T95, p. 971.
:
"■*;. •->.
♦ T ■'
:v
straight
the
share
a
$0,243
or
Net
Per
.
reports for the -13 weeks ended Jan. 27,
from operations of $1,259,880, after
company
solidated
was
Vitramon,
electronics
Co., Inc.—Net Higher—
Pictures
Universal
some
This
$1.80.
was
the
and
,
4,400,000
share of common
in 1963.
Annual
for
"Net earnings
Fla..
.
low
$0,266
or
$151,830
1960.
income?
'Taxes
new
2.6%.
for
state
1961
the solid
Tiernan Inc.—-Annual Report—
are
.Income
Pretax
V
■; provision was made for such taxes in i960.
i
\
All divisions bf the company currently
are
With
sales
Other
operating at a profit,
additions, Union. Electric's. gross plant investment is well
according to Mr. Mullaney, who stated that backlog of unfilled orders
over$750,000,000 the report notes. * 1
;" as of Jan. 1, 1962, amounted to $33,437,614, contrasted with $11,982,158
"Last/year's operating revenues came to $163,709,000, an■ increase of
a
year earlier.—V. 194, p. 2383.
7/
,w7 "
these
of
$53 944 142.
of
The
"in
with
Operating 'income
,
7
Jacksonville,
$165,82j
were
during
$2,681,958
1961
year
Net
& Curtis ——u_„—
7,590
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. .^2,500
G. H. Walker & Co., Inc.^
6,000
Dean Witter & Co.____„^
7,500
2,500
570,
p.
during
President
Year Ended December 31—
corporation had net income of $1,875,648,
.equal to 78 cents per share on 2,175,597 common shares, on sales of
$49,472,016 in 1961, James Mullaney,
President, reported.
In 1960, net income was $4,628,302, or $2.04 per common share, on
"...
service
for
struction-expenditures
l'~-
195,
.-'This
$23.3
outlay,
Following
the
-
2,500
Sons—
&
with
Wallace &
..,
Universal Marion Corp.—Sales,. Net Down—
.v
^
through?,1966;/according
years
year's
Edwards
G.
—V.
y
Co.—^-1
Collins &
A.
Weller,
compared
outstanding
compared
\
& Co.—/ \.2,500
& Co.——
2,500
improved, slightly
the
6,000
Howe
Jujien
with $56 million ..ip,vested in new facilities in 1951, Union
$62 million* in 1962 and about $319 million
stockholders."
to
last
20,196
Co..i
&
■Collin, .Norton
expects :to> spend
mailed-
■'■/•Of
in
"Shares
Ci'Allyn
Chapman,
.
-»
; Union Electric. Co:L-Annual Report—?\f: * 1'>r
'Compared
Electric
contained
conditions
and
terms
.
..
,
the
shares
.
Bache &
&
par)—
„
A.
.
Redpath;
($1
Smith, Barney & Co.,' Inc.
had" been, thoroughly
Frumkes
Earnings for 1961
outstanding,
Shares
Goodbody & Co._L_—
,'t - 6,000
Hornblower <g Weeks—7,500
Bacon, Whipple & Co.,—
5,000
The Marshall Co
5,000
Robert- W. Baird
Co.,/ .>-••- *
•<' '/The Milwaukee*Co»_:
; 5,000
;.'Inc.r.
——6,000
Newhard, Cook & Co.——
5,000
Blunt' Ellis & Simmons— 5,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson,
/ :
.
service,
■
stock
1,200,000
476,969 shs.
1,200,000
5,000,000 shs.
to
purchase
of
104,196 shares of company's common stock, each underwriter having
agreed to purchase the respective number of shares as set forth below:
Ex¬
publicly demonstrated
for the first
;
both in New York and Philadelphia
add
pronounced
J ..r * V"."
'■
:
',:'x '
Unique in speed and accuracy,; the. new service was developed by
Uftronic .Systems
of Pennsauken, N.
J. Its working, principle is- a
brand
new
concept " in electronics—that of linking a chain of slave
memory units to a
master computet in a communications system. :;
The service is. operational in
New York at AuchinclosS,. Parker &
"The
time,
972,000
1,000,000
1976
15,
agreement,
the ..underwriters
have severally agreed
from the company and selling shareholders an aggregate
•
,
June
UNDERWRITERS—Upori
..
Wall
19
920.000
5,000
$
underwriting
;
instan¬
American
20
Mar.
due
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Up—
earnings
to Barton L.
company's annual report to stockholders.
-Although- both -1961 -sales and earnings reached all-time highs for
the company, Mr. Weller said that a poor first half tended to neutra¬
lize the company's outstanding second half performance.
convertible subordinated deben¬
tures,
55
components firm in the
tures, due May 1, 1976—
5 V2 %
and
according
5% %
Common
almost
and
York
New
operation
regular,* full-time
into
Sales
'
.
promissory notb, due in 1966-—
convertible subordinated deben¬
6%
.
s
Service—
that ^provides
service
listed
stocks
on
changes-went
Vitramon,
Outstanding
Authorized
•
1970—r.__$1,000,000
5,000
ments to
.
..
;
1553..
the last quarter of I960.—V., 194, p.
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
.
.
.
promissory note, due in lnstall-
4 Va %.
compared with $52,426,117 in
the sale of the L. H. Butcher
reflects
Systems Corp.—New Quotation
Ultronic
taneous
volume
in
Debt:
'
-
$33,997,427
Were
reduction
The
1960.
Funded
,
,
,
Mich/ company has announced that the ratio of net
earnings to'total revenue parned duHng t^fii "was the best since 1953..
Net earnings increased to .$1,179,109 from $1,081,315 in I960.' Per
share earnings rose to $17.29, based on, 91b,b2t> shares outstanding, -front
$1.19 in 1960, which is after the sale of the L. H. Butcher Co. assets,
Detroit,
.This
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Udylite Corp.—Earnings Higher—
.
.,
(1475)
of' substantial revenue increase
1938.—V.
192, p. 52.
This is the 23rd consecutive
since-Yale incorporated
reported
.
M
56
V
'wk.lt A
tl.h
.
4.
I'J'tuS
WJ,
»t.
i,Wtnh.
The Commercial and Financial
(1476)
Chronicle,,.., Monday, March 26, 1962
'
w>
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Contra Costa County
ALABAMA
Birmingham Water Works Board,
'rV
Alabama
chase
of
1962.
.
Fuller ton U nionHighSch.
pur¬
bonds.
Due
April
on
from 1963
1
Offering—L.
ment
Wallace,
B.
in
bids
Legality approved by Wood, King,
Santa
until
Ana
>
11
Dated
March
ARIZONA
Pima
County High: School District
No. 4
Bond
15
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Principal
(M-S)
payable
Treasurer's
Sale—The $885,000 school
composed of Lehman
Brothers, Southern Arizona Com¬
pany and Carleton D. Beh Co., as
3s, 3.10s, 3.20s, 3Vis and 5s, at *a
price of 100.001, a net interest cost
electric
fered
works
March
3.21%.;/'
1026—were awarded
group composed of the Val¬
in
bids
,
13—
N.'
T.
8c
chase
(M-N)
Riverside
payable
until
10
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Treasurer's
at
office.
Sacramento Municipal
1 from 1967 to 2001
received
until
11
;
(PST)
purchase of
a.m.
May 17 for the
$10,000,000 electric system
on
&
Co., at
interest
net
price of
a
cost
of
$150,000
23As.
as
from
1965
225,000
3s.
as
from
410,000
100,000
Due
1974
as
%%
June
on
District,
Monterey County, Calif.
Bond
Due
to
1978
1/10s.
June
on
(PST)
1979.
Offering—Secretary Mrs.
Morgan
announces
April
12
for
the
$490,000 dormitory
that
purchase
revenue
t-Jh
of
bids
bonds.
1, 1961. Due
chase
to
terest A-O. Legality approved by
Townsend & Townsend.
on
Morgan, Jr.
to
1977
for
the
to
1982
of
until
10
bids
1,
1962.
Due
1962.
at
Santa
chase
Dated
of
$55,000
April
15,
.
10
school
1962.
1963 to 1986 inclusive.
May 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. Interest M-N.
1982
In¬
650
a.m.
clusive.
er's office.
Orrick,
bonds
Sutcliffe.
San
on
Francisco.
Barbara
on
April
May 10 from
(M-N)
.
purchase
drain
of
bonds.
$25,000,000
/
until
9
for
9:30
the
1963
Principal
payable
to
1987
and
at
the
in¬
interest
County
Treasurer's office.
Marina School
District,
on
'
.
Sale—An
.
sealed
Monterey
bid's In
Salinas
until 10 a.m.
(PST). on March 26
for the purchase of
$38,000 school
building improvement
Bond
..
Offerin g—Emmet
McMenamin,15 County
and
equip¬
til
10
the
(PST)
purchase
of
a.m.
Clerk,
on
bonds.
of
to
cate:
.
members
John
1963
1982
bonds totaling
fered
March
were
awarded
&
to
a
group
of
1
price of 100.63,
of about 2.92%. ;
as
3s, at
Co.,
v
Francis I.
price of 100.0005,
a
est cost of
$200,006
4s, Due
1963
.
as
follows:
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
to 1968
3.10s.
as
on
net inter¬
a
abjout 3.15%,
as
800,000
Due
1
Jan.
on
1978 inclusive.
-
f
IDAHO
Bingham County, Class A School
District No. 55 (P. O. Bingham),"
•/'• y'j;% Idaho
y.•
V-/-"v'
Sale—The $673,000 school
offered March
19—v. 195,-
Bond
bonds
Wood
a
&" Co.,
duPont
Johnson/Lane, Space Corp.,
at
p.
& Co.,
a
a
pur¬
com¬
Chicago;
to
and
f
various
$1,000,-/
sold
was
from 1969 to
$1,545,000 of¬
195, p. 1256—
20—v.
bonds
Humphrey Co., Inc., John jNuvben
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬
Bank
school
:
Plainview,Conn.
ings
syndi¬
Blair
groVp ^(fbrftposfe'cf w of ;%$obinsdh-
approved
Sale—The
Sale—An issue of
Bond
000
inclusive.
to
by Day, Berry & Howard.
pose
Co.;
Dalton, Georgia
Legality
A-O.
Bond
&
and McDonald-Moore & Co.
ing, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
c/o
Day, Berry &
Howard, 750 Main Street,- Hart¬
ford, until 2 p.m. (EST) on March
28 for the purchase of $925,000
Hopewell
Road
School
bonds,
Dated April 15, 1962. Due on Aprii
from
-the
of
Nuveen
& Co., Inc.; Herbert J. Sims &
Co.,
Inc.;
Sterne,
Agee
&
Leach;
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.;
Howard C. Traywick & Co., Inc.,
$631,-
construction
CONNECTICUT
Interest
„y;
v-
,
Other
Dist.
sold to Stern Brothers
was
a
Stuart
1367—were^
Security Bank
N.. A;, in Blackfoot.
.
to
awarded
First
basis
of
.
'the
Idaho,
,/
.
$25,000
and
un--
school
equip¬
April 1, 1962.
Due on April 1 from 1963 to
1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest
the
County
>
-
FLORIDA
elusive.
1,625,000
DeLand, Florida
and
offered March
—
Due
sewer
of B.
J.
Van
a
Ingen
,
March
1
inclusive.
from
1,
1962.
1964 to
Interest
M-S.
&
&
Cutler.
.
A.
send, Dabney & Tyson, at
of 100.005.
March
;
improvement
Legality approved by Chapman
group
Evans & Co.,
Stern Brothers & Co., and TownClement
Dated
on
1982
15—v. 195, p,
awarded to
were
Interest A-O.
sewer
bonds.
Sale—The $1,400,000
revenue certifi¬
Certificate
water
a
Carthage College (P. O. Carthage),
Illinois
price
Bond
.
Offering—L. W. Van
Winkle, Business Manager, will
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Hollywood, Florida
S a 1 e—The $750,000
s(CST) on April 4 for the pur¬
water revenue certificates offered chase of
$1,250,000 dormitory and
March 20—v. 195, p. 1257—were student
union
revenue
bonds..
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Dated ADril 1. 1961. Due on
April
as 3s, 3V4S and 3.40s, at a price of
1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive. In¬
98.03, a net interest cost of about terest-A-O. Legality approved by
Certificate
3.42%.
•;
Chapman & Cutler.Cook
G.
will
Dated
(A-O)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
ILLINOIS
DELAWARE
Alton, Illinois •
County, Georgetown Special y ' ""•••
Bond Offering—Paul A. PricedSch. Dist. (P. O. Georgetown), Del.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 school City Clerk, will receive separate
building bonds offered March 14 sealed'bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST):
—v.
195, p. 1256—were awarded 011 April 11 for the purchase of
to Francis I. duPont & Co., as $6,465,000 bonds, as follows:
v
■ >;
3Iks, at a price of 100.79, a basis $4,840,000 sewer revenue bonds;
of about 3.41%.
Dated April 1, 1962.
Due on
April 1 from 1965 to 2002 inSttssex
GEORGIA
March 26 for
building improvement
ment
issue
building
Monterey County, Calif.
receive sealed bids in Salinas
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — Emmet
G.
McMenamin, County : Clerk, will
receive
Santa Rita Union School District,
storm
\
Savannah), Georgia
Sale—The $2,000,000 pub¬
—v.
& Company.
Co.,
$1,000,000 school
Dated May 10, 1962.
Due
bonds.
Angeles County Flood
District, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids will
be received until
April 3 for the
bonds.
Legality approved by
Herrington &
Dahlquist,
of
Santa
(PST)
purchase of
,
A.
in
V
.
Bond
County, Eads School
(P. O. Eads), Colo.
composed
Bond Offerin g—J. E.
Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
'
Chatham County (P. O.
Company.
school
1257
Counties, Calif.
\
& Co.
3.11%.
Kiowa
cates
Santa Maria Joint Union High
School District, Santa Barabra,
Ventura and San Luis Obispo
Legality approved by
Dahlquist, Herrington &
;,
syndi-
sion bonds.
on
Control
a.m.
April 15 from 1964 to 1987 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the County Treasur¬
Interest M-N. Le¬
Clara
Due
of " the
195, p. 1146—were "awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
& Co., Inc., as 3.20s, at a
price of 101.009, a basis of about
purchase of $8,000,000 county ex¬
pressway
bonds. Dated
May 1,
pur¬
Due
May 1 from 1963 to
on
County (P. O* San
Jose), Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1962.
members
Drexel & Co., Reynolds; &
Co., Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.,
Rowles, Winston & jCo., Thorn¬
ton, Mohr, .Farislj & Gauntt, Inc.,
Juran
&
Moody,
Inc.;; Beil
&
Hough, Inc., and George K. Baum
'
Struthers & Co., and Rand
•"
Los
Bond
Offering—Betty L. George,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
the
ap¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
the
:
District,
for
Legality
1
p.m.
inclusive.
Kings County, Calif.
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
$80,000
school building bonds was
sold to
the
Bank
of
America N. T. &
school
Sacramento and Placer
Counties,
California
until
8
Due
1987
interest
and
until
S.
26
May 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
Santa Clara, Calif.
Lemoore Union School
District,
Cruz.
March
Dated May
be received until April 26 for the
_
Sacramento
Due
of
bonds.
Jan.
on
be received until April 3 for the
purchase of $550,000 water exten¬
April
$800,000
(PST) on April
3 for the purchase of
$3,800,000
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1963 to 1987 inclu¬
Sutcliffe.
building bonds offered March 19
—v.
195, p. 1367—were awarded
to
the
County Bank of Santa
on
purchase
Due
cate:
Cortex, Colo.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
on
Offering—A.
S.
Belick,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
$421,000 school building
Orrick,
Bonny Doon Union School Dist.,
Santa Cruz
County, Calif.
in
(PST)
Bond
a.m.
May
/
v
terest M-N.
CALIFORNIA
,(PST)
sealed
1^
1986 inclusive.
3V2S.
as
Jan.
lic school bonds offered March 20
15
Belick,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
pur¬
Dated
1 from
Center Joint School
A.
receive
will
revenue
1, 1962.
in¬
;•
;
Clerk,
water
Diego County, Calif.
Offering—R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids in San Diego until 10:30 a.m.
(PST) on April 3 for the pur¬
chase
of
$115,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May
Legality
by Townsend & Town-
$84,000
v''
San
send.
Sale—The
-
,
'
Bond
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1991
inclusive. Interest A-O.
bids
1963
3
Lakeside Union School District,
revenue
Bond
National
S.
—
bids until 8 p.m.
announces
that the Board of Trustees will
receive sealed bids until 2:15
p.m.
(CST) on April 12 for the pur¬
chase of $250,000 student center
approved
pur¬
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
Offering—Secretary Mrs.
W.
the
March 27 for the
Principal
(M-N) payable
Conway), Arkansas
Rufus
from
sive.
State Teachers College
(P. O.
Bond
for
City
school
Oakland
on
bonds.
on Oct. 1
inclusive. In¬
2001
2
Interest A-O.
in
(PST)
from
1964
First
Offering
In¬
COLORADO
-
Dated Oct.
*'
the. Security
Bond
a.m.
Irvington School District,
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
the Board of Trustees will receive
sealed bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST)
on
April 1
on
clusive.
Conway), Arkansas
W.
G.
building
improvement and equipment
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962.
Due
State Teachers College (P.O.
Hul'us
Sale—Emmet
on April
of $85,000
chase
ARKANSAS
Bond
March
Bank of JLos Angeles.
,,4^
t;'r'
V
'V
McMen- :;; v\v
Santa Clara, Calif.
sealed bids in Salinas until 10
June 1,
on
offered
amin, County Clerk, will receive
1
inclusive.
Due
notes
$150,000 tax
Jan. 1*
V
on
on
from 1987 to 1992 inclusive.
•
Other
Glastonbury, Conn.
!
Bond Offering—Charles Schied-
12—v. 195, p. 1256—were awarded
to
Gonzales Union School
1
Sal e—The
anticipation
1
June
on
Note
Cullom Davis & Co.
1973 inclusive.
4j/4S.
as
a
3.19%,
1969 inclusive.
1970 to
from
:
Due
to
par,
about
follows::
as
Haupt & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; New
York Hanseatic Corp., and Shelby
935,000
.
$180,000 school
building bonds offered March 15
—v. 195, p. 1256—were awarded to
rev¬
Santa Barbara School District,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
Due
3.40s.1 Due-
as
from 1984 to
County, Calif.
J. Barth &
3 Vis.
as
from 1972 to 1982 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
ley
Beck
1,160,000
385,000
approved by
O'Melveny & Myers.
bonds.
enue
National Bank of Phoenix; Paribas Corp.; Dominick & Dom¬
Boettcher & Co., and Refsnes/EIy,. inick; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Ira
inclusive.
terest M-N. Legality
-
..
$4,750,000 harbor bonds.
May 1, 1962. Due on May
Bond
Utility
District, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
485,000 as 4t4s. Due on Jap. 1
from. 1966 to 1971 inclusive; \
Winters School District^' Yolo
May 1, 1962. Due
1 from 1963 to 1987 in¬
Principal
and
interest
clusive.
of¬
20—v.
'
.
of
Dated
Dated
May
on
2V2S, 23As, 2.90s, and 3s, at a price
of 100.01, a net interest cost of
about 2.86%.
-:;;v
Other members of the syndi¬
cate: C. J. Devine & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
19—v. 195, p.
-
(PST) on April 2 for the
purchase of $25,000 school build¬
ing improvement and equipment
bonds.
bonds
"■
March
America
of
Ventura
Houchin,
Secretary of the Port Commis¬
sioners, will receive sealed bids in
a.m.
$6,900,000
revenue
Bank
District,
Buenaventura until 7:30 p.m.
(PST) on April 11 for the pur¬
1146—were awarded to
p.
sealed
195, p. 1146—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by Lehman Brothers, as
County High Sch. District
No. 4 (P.O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $885,000 school
improvement bonds offered March
a
and
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
Sal e—The
Bond
Pima
to
in¬
1982
Glendale, Calif.
group
of about
at
office.
to
offered
bonds
Port
/ : County, Calif.
Bond Offering—E. H.
San
-
Pedley School District, Riverside
County, Calif.
'
Bond
Offering—G. A. Pequegnat, County Clerk, will receive
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
19—v. 195, p. 1026—were awarded
a
1963
from
County, Calif.
Ventura
V
S. A. of San Francisco.
on
clusive.
improvement bonds offered March
to
the
a.m.
of
chase
County
;
Sale—The $150,000 school
195,
v.
March 27 for the pur¬
$840,000 school bonds.
March 15, 1962.
Due on
(PST)
Dawson & Logan.
the
at
/
building improvement and equip¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Interest- A-O.
inclusive.
1992
Fresno
California
Bond
payable
Bond
Dist.,
Orange and Los Angeles Counties,
water supply
Dated
April 1,
1, 1962.
Oro Loma School District,
noon
10 for the
April
(A-O)
195, p. 1256—were awarded
to Barcus, Kindred & Co., as 3%s.
$5,000,000
revenue
to
until
bids
sealed
on
Dated April
Treasurer's office,
13
—v.
that the Water Works Board will
(CST)
,•
March
offered
bonds
revenue
Treasurer G. D. Brooks announces
■>'.
California
bonds.
' Due on April 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Sale—The $195,000 sewer
Bond
Bond Offering—Secretary-
receive
ment
Sanitation
District No. 3 (P. O. Martinez),
,*
School District No. 59
Atlanta, Ga.
.
Bond
•
Sale—The
$3,000,000 air^
•port revenue bonds offered March
19—v. 195, p. 1146—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Phelps,
.
(P. O.
-:
y.\ Elk Grouej; in.
i'
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until March 26 for the
«'
purchase of $760,000 school bonds.
price of par, a /Dated March 1, 1962. Due on Dec.
interest cost of about 3.43%, 1 from 1972'to 1976 inclusive.1
•
Fenn
net
as
.
County Community Console
&
Co., at
a
.
follows:
$115,000
,
as
...
3V2S.
1964 and 1965.
-
•
Due on Jan.; 1,
Npte-^-The
the^report in
—v,
195,
p.
foregoing supersedes
our.
1147.
issue.of March 5
r.
...
(1477)
57
-4
Cook
•'
County,- Skokie School Dist.
(P.iOi Skokie), IIU
i l
lO\VA
'•
»
Glasgow Electric Plant Board, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $1,550,000 elec-
No. 68
,
B
d
o n
school
S
1 e^The
a
Brooklyn-GuernSey-Malcolm
Community School Dist. (P. O.
Brooklyn), Iowa
$1,290,000
•
building and site bonds of195, .p.a257—
the Continental
to
Illinois 'National
Company of Chicago,
^
1368—were awarded
p.
_
headed
by
the
Board of Directors,
at
price of par,
a
interest
net
a
cost of about 3.19%, as follows:'
hardt
& ;
■
Co.,
o
Sterne, : Agee
Fitchhurg, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $700 000
temporary loan notes was sold to
the Guaranty Bank & Trust Com.
sey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., Gregory
& Sons, Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.,.Mulaney, Wells & Co., Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, Schweick-
.
syndicate
a
Bond Offering— Ci^W. Fowler, Equitable Securities Corporation,
will receive sealed bids untiU2.
3s, 3y4s
as
"to
w
Trust' Secretary of
Bank v&
195,
.Mn„
•
•
Bacon, Whipple & Co., Braun, Bos-
worth & Co., Inc., Baxter & Co.,.
bonds offered March -Win. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc., Demp-
revenue
19—v.
.
fered March 20—v.
were! awarded
trie
B-
**
pany of
Worcester, at 1.39%.
u
c„,ard™, Mass.
]Note halc~An issue of
1
tax
$400,000
nu
anticipation notes
sold to
was
Bank of Gard-
from
(P. O. Charleston),[ III.198I inclusive. Interest M-N. Le*
March-19-
to
were awarded
a
gality
t
h^ded .by F 100.01, a net
at a ' price of S.^Smithers &
.
,
,
n
,
interest
i
i
of
cost
„„Q0/
about
4
J
10
an(J
as 5s.
Due on April 1
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
postponed.
$275,000
Due
as 3.70s.
from 1983 to
on
•
x
i
members
of
.
for
V
&
Extension
1972 inclusive.
In-
&
Co.,
school building bonds
McCor-
and
March 13 to
T Ia
TT
n
-uMt
n
a
group
m
0—
•%
O
.
chased
U
vi
rv
Bona Ut
until
April
negotiated
by
sale
syndicate
a
•
:
t
■
i
.,
'
.
/v
tlonal
a
building
jnc
18 lor tne
purchase
of
$1,950,000
building bonds.
Madison County (P. O. Richmond),
Kentucky
about
i
scnooi
—:
1
Metropolitan Sanitary District of
Sioux City Indep. School District,
Chicago),
Iowa
Illinois
r
Bond
Sa 1 e—The
$2,900,000
Warrant Sale—An issue of $10,540,000
corporate
purpose
tax
bonds offered
anticipation warrants was sold to March 19—v. 195, p. ^^were
a syndicate
composed of Halsey, awarded to a syndicate headed by
-Stuart & Co., Inc., John Nuveen the First National Bank of Chi•& ,co,. William Blair & co
& Co., wiinarn mair
Co, k. W.-eago, at a price AhAIlt 9 one/7. net
R.
of 100.01 a
^ rostof about '2 80% as
Pressprich & Co, Bacon, Whipple
cost of about ,2.80%, as
& Co., Julien Collins & Co, and follows.
? f-o., JUiien. LvOinns & co, ana
"
Scott & Kef ley, Inc., at 2.00%, $40,000 as 2/2s.
Due on Nov. 1,
plus a premium of $2,148.00.
1
oi?SLandov68' Due on Nov. 1
1
1,860.000 as 2-i4s.
Greater Chicago (P. O.
■:
••
s
.
—4.
„
3.06%.
Bond
March
awarded
J.
J.
B.
,
bonds
revenue /
195,
v.
—
D
,
.
D
,
„
,
"
,
offered
1147
p.
—
"
..
;
'
'
.
.
T,.
Offering
Village, Clerk,
sealed
bids
until
nrmn'/m
Clarence
—
will
1,000,000
re¬
8:15
.
,
„
_
»
A+
AACt
Oak Park, Illinois
Schilke^
..
__
~
Bond
ceive
.
97
2%s
as
from 1978 to
Due
1981
inclusive.
011 Nov.
1
inclusive.
r
of Boston.
were
to a group composed of
Hilliard & Son; Almstedt
Bros., and W. L. Lyons & Co., at
195,
p.
706-wene awarded to
a
composed of the Equitable
Securities Corp.; Scharff & Jones,
Inc.;
MICHIGAN
Bridgeport Community School^
District, Michigan
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
Inc.,
group
Barrow,
Leary~v& Co., and
Company of
Kansas City, as 2%s, 3V4S, 3V2s,
3.60s and 5s, at a price of par, a
the Commerce Trust
net interest cost of about 3.59%.
St.
price of par.
Bernard
Parish
O.
(P.
Chalmette), La.
12—v.
as
195, p. 1258—were
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
3^4s and S^s, at a price
to
iZfoi
»- -
Eaton Rapids School Dist. Mich.
Bond Offering—Earle J. Miller,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 3
P-™- (EST) 011 April 9 for the purchase of $1,375,000 school building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
1
rk"A*"1
^ Due
June
on
a
clusive.
1
from
1964
Interest
to
Certificate
(not
Alexandria, La.
v.
Bond S
a 1 e—The public improvement bonds totaling $2,200,nnn
000
m—-u
offered
in
March
me
19—v.
795—were awarded to
a
Hattier & Sanford
3V2S
p.
as
at
ai a mdce of
a price 01
_
195,
syndicate
S a 1 e—The $120,804
$134,716) offered March 13
195, p. 796—were awarded to
SVIs
3s
100 002
ruu.uuz,
interest cost of aboutv3 54%
O./ '■J.;
beaded by Phelps, Fenn & Co, as
3Sj 3.1()Sj 3%s> 3i/2S and 3.60s; at
a prjce Gf par a net interest cost
West Feliciana
Parish
and
Legality
approtyy,
Miller,
Paddock & Stone.
net
net
a
a
Canfield,
Other
members
the
of
!
Sale—The
?.ale~1fle $10,000,000 tax
^10,000,000 tax
anticipation notes offered March
20—v.- I95:
1369—wprp awarded
20—v. 195, r>. 1369—were awarded
p.
to
'
a
tional
group cmposed of
Bank of Detroit,
the
Na¬
Bank of
Commonwealth, City Bank,
Detroit Bank & Trust Co, Manu¬
Consol.
the
School District No. I (P.O.
St. Francisville), La.
facturers National Bank
of about 3.57%.
p.m.
Detroit, Mich.
Nate
in¬
1988
J-D.
.
LOUISIANA
.
AC
State Street Bank & Trust
Co.,
jointly, and $500,000 notes to
the National Shawmut Bank
awarded
-
,
;
>
March
*t. Bernard Parish School Dist.
No' 1 (P- O. Chalmette), La.
v.
-
Sale—The $365,000 school
6
bonds. Dated March 1, 1962.
March 1 from 1963 to 1982
'• **: J£ti£SS£?£r2i
Bank, White-Phillips Co.,
>-and Becker & Cownie, Inc.,
2.90s, 3s, 3.10s and 3.20s, at a
price of par; a net interest cost of
ii,
$1,-
on
c
Sale—An issue of $1 000 000
rev-
inclusive. Interest M-S. Legality approved by Chapman & Cutler.
•
>
•
ti
Due
&
.
B
>
enue
on
headed
Co., John Nuveen
j Van Ingen & Co
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., A. C. Allyn & Co., and
the Kentucky Company, as 4.30s.
Due on July 1 from 1967 to 1985
ri
Co
April 5 for the purchase of
100,000 water and electric
was pur-.
K5*i.r -
t>ea eaDiasw
ering
received
20
Allen
&
•
'
be
by
,
ri
Bond Offering—Emile J. Lehman, City Secretary, will receive
$29,000,- sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
bonds
t
1.52% to the following:
v,
Kentucky Toll Road
revenue
via
March
was sold on,
composed of
n*
Eastern
N
$500,000 notes to the Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust Co. and the
-
-
Morgan City, La.
;
-iKentutcky Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Frankfort), Ky.
i from 1963 to
Co.
& Co., Inc., Burns, Corbett
Merrill & Pickard, Inc., Ray Allen, Olson
Bros.;
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
„
Mericka
<
mick
1
.
000
-
syndi- terest A-O. Legality approved by
Co.; W. E. Hut- Chapman & Cutler.
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.;. v:;v
'• -v.
Hirsch & Co.; R. D. White & Co.;
Manning, Community School Dist.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Iowa
:
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Wm.
Bond Sale—An issue of $710,000
J.
syndi-
'
,
(CST)
purchase of
&
Jan. T,
the
of
Almstedt
Boyee.
cate: Goodbody &
ton
on
...,.
p.m.
the
1
Inc.;* J... J. B. Hilliard & Son; W. ^
L. Lyons & Co;, and Stein Bros. & ' Rouse & Co.
.
.
at 7:30
26
members
$25,000 water revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
1. M,.
•
l from 1990 to 2002 inclusive,
Other
_
....11
March
0n
.
oral bids
and
April 1
1989;.inclusive.
1,165,000 as 3.80s. Due on April
Due
cate:
Offering—Virginia Kruse,
^
Clerk, will receive sealed
city
from 1974 to 1982 inclusive.
420,000
~ee
.
Bond
Other
Harris & Co., Hayden, Miller &
Gloucester, Mass.
Co.,; Wells & Christensen, vine.,
Note Sale—An issue of $500,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co., Dane & tax anticipation notes was sold to
Co.,-Weil Investment Co., Ryan, : the Cape Ann National Bank, at
Sutherland > &
Co.,
Arthur
L. 1.43%.
1
Jan.
on
^
-.
Dyerville, la.
«
.....
April 1
on
1257-
p.
Due
1980 inclusive.
1981 and 1982.
locr?
~
uled for Feb. 13—v. 195,
oC!
3.79%,' as
follows:
390,000 as 3V2s.
mr
„
1976 to
245,000'as 3.30s/ Due
going bonds originally was sched^
3.20s.
as
from
Note—The offering of the fore-
dmate
Co.,
approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney,>
syn-
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
525,000
;
Bond Sale—The. $2,250,000 residenee hall revenue bonds offered
v.
and
the
Michigan Bank, all of Detroit,
syndi-
as
(CST)
of
improvement
15
1964
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Pinckneyville Community Hospital
District, Illinois
Bond Sale—The $500,000 hospital bonds offered March 13—v. 195,
p.
1147—were
holdt
&
awarded
Gardner
and
price
a
of
Shearson,
100.09,
St. Clair
...
„
J
pi
J
fnnri
1
1027
the
to
awarded
were
Municipal Bond Corporation.
of Parish
receive
Board of Regents of the State of
Kansas (P. O. Topeka), Kansas
Offering—Secretary Max
—
^
that
announces
.
separate
(CST)
10
(CST)
a-m-
on
April 13 for the
pUrchase
of
$1,800,000
Kansas
statg Teachers CoUeg'e o£ Emporia
bonds,
bids
chase
until
8
of
$490,000
bonds,
p.m.
as
Due
October
on
1965
225,0001
Due
to
sewer
1965
1982
A „v.:i
i\/r^ ^
1 from
student
1964
A-O.
1
from
inclusive.
mfio
to
on
2001
October
uctober
union
'
Tnfaroof
inclusive.
1
1,
1961
I9bi.
Interest
interest
Legality approved by Dean
KENTUCKY
«
,
»
^
c
Bromley, Ky.
issue
Bond Sale—An
Louisiana State Bond and
Bldg.
Commission (P. O. Baton
Rouge),
receive
from
-
as
3y4s.
1976 to
as
3s.
Due
on
March 1
1984 inclusive.
Due
on
the
sealed
1962.
inclusive.
A-O.
Interest
Ross,
-
Mc-
1982 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
School District,
Michigan
Offering—Sealed bids will
March 27 for the
$400,000
$500,000
\jjl
uwvw
was
the First National Bank
received
on
Attleboro, Mass.
Dated
of Attle-
tax
until
7
(EST)
purchase of
anticipation notes.
April 10,
1962.
sold to
boro, at 1.43%.,
Beverly, Mass.
ton
First National Bank of Bosat
bids
John
Nuveen
Sachs &
&
Co., Goldman,
Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Barrow. Learv & Co.. Paine. Web-
Le-
gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
& Fahey.
•
ford,, First of Michigan Corp.,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., E. F. Hutton &
Co.,
.
^
__
143%
p.m.
1962.
Due
Essex
.
p
,,
County (P. O. Salem),
Massachusetts
Note Sale—An issue of $700,000
on
^
^
Highland Township (P. O.
Highland), Mich.
Bond Sale—An issue of $10,000
special assessment paving bonds
tuberculosis hospital maintenance
was sold to the National Bank of
i0?,11 notes was sold at L53%>
Pontl?c.
as
^ollows:
$500,000 notes to the MerchantsWarren
National
of
Bank
Salem.
200,000
notes
National
to
the
Danvers
Bank, Danvers.
Lansing School District, Mich.
Bond
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on April 10
the
purchase of
$1,900,000
for
in
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
tomnhranr
inan
000. temporary loan
sold, as follows:
nnioe
notes
nnn
000 notes to the Mm,,
New
National
ixrcta
was
library
and
^ated Ap^
1 fi om 1963
site
bonds.
Pue
Jnne
inclusive. In—
f irom iyoij to 1987 inclusive, into iu8/
Sfi
Miller
England
Bank
Miller,
o^nnp'
n
rg?i
Canlield,
Paddock
¥
&
of
Boston, at 1.51%.
500,000
Offering—Nellie Nuss-
dorfer, Secretary of Board of Education, will receive sealed bids
school
Note
Merchants
Legality approved by
Cord, Ice & Miller.
Note
Note Sale—An issue of
ioouv
temporary loan notes
Legality
Canfield,
Hamtramck City
be
from 1985 to 1987 inclusive. "
Due
1996
Pa^ock & Stone.
a Pnce of 100.52, a
MASSACHUSETTS
March 1
revenue
to
y' as 3V2S'
M-S.
Miller,
+
T
basis of about 3.44%.
March 1
City
Bond Offering—City Clerk J. E.
Council will
works
on
Equitable Securities Corporation,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc., Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
until 7 p.m. (CST) on March 29
for the purchase of $80,000 water
the
Due
Other members of the syndicate:
Calhoun, Ky.
that
5s.
as 3s.
Due on March 1
from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
2,615,000
a
announces
as
2,695,000
p.m.
for
sewage
T
*c+
to Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
of $25,000
pur-
11
o
Interest
a syndicate headed by the
-,u-,.
LIJ
^Ml
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
lll(.lllslVfJ
(CST)
April
,
clusive*
By°ns, Hannahs & Lee, Inc., joint-
^ndt^'offprpd
Co., Inc., at a price of
100.001, a net interest cost of about
3.27%, as follows:
6,290,000
will Clark
14
1258-—were awarded
&
Hill, Inc., and
°7n March 1 from 19631 to 1977 in-
dw??
Blyth &
$3,400,000
ren,
City Clerk-Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until 2
$588,000
„
M.
receive
Note Sale~An issue of $600,000
v. 195, p. 1027—were temporary loan notes was sold to
building
^bllP
price of 100.01, a net interest cost of about 3.41%,
Rensselaer, Ind.
Bond Offering—Leona R. War-
on
p.
will
Highland Park School District.
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $329,000 school
building bonds offered March 13
v.
195, p. 1258—were awarded
Louisiana.
,
sold
and
3V2S, at
INDIANA
of
pur-
certifDue serially from 1963 to
Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & j=del].
...
~
rt
& Cutler.
chase
the
a.m.
T
1977.
annex
October 1 from
J 5j
p?Qn fire house building bonds was
ng« y appPOved by Chap" to Magnus & Co., as 3s, 3y4s,
*
10 for
10
195,
Harkness
-
March 1 from
1
until
A.
re-
to
Clerk,
bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due
District, Maine
building bonds offered March
—v.
City
March 15
1964
& Dean.
inclusive.
on
Calais School
Quinn,
(EST) on
April 2 for the purchase of $160,000 Motor Vehicle Highway Fund
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
icates.
inclusive.
bonds. Due
improvement
Due
to
March
on
1982
bonds.
«
500,000
Dated
$265,000 street improvement
man
to 2001
fol¬
lows:
bonds.
2
follows:
as
$1,300,000 student housing bonds.
re¬
March 26 for the pur¬
on
bids
April
on
-
sealed
until
ing—Trena
,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
ajlxj
Gouwens, Village Clerk, will
(CST)
bids
,
.
mterest
a ne
MAINE
on
sealed
,
0
Rodes,
Jury,
Kansas state College, Hays, until chase of $213,385.18 paving
revenue
South Holland, III.
Bond
Offering—Raymond
ceive
Police
d>rnn nru\
«
.
l^e ?
cost of about 3.72%.
Lafayette, La.
Certificate Offering—Curtis
Rodemacher, City Clerk, will
ceive
.
?
27
April 5 for the
u
purchase of $500,0.00 school bonds,
u
Bond
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
-
office of the President, Fort Hays
tf 195,
(?«
v.
OQ
ln& bonds ottered J eb. 28
"
p.
will
KANSAS
sealed bids will be received at the
.
CQoTono
L
•
....
.
lnc-
No.
(P. O. Benton), La.
Bond
Offering—T. L.
Secretary
Bickford
County (P. O.
_
T
net
a
interest cost of about 3.13%.
.
Bossier Parish School Dist.
-
Rein-
to
Hammill & Co, jointly, as 3s and
3y4s, at
Co, Inc.; First National Bank in
St..Louis; Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.; The Milwaukee Company,
and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
notes to the First National
Bank
of
Boston,
at
1.53%.
Madison Heights, Mich.
—
The $17,000 side-
Bond Sale
walk special assessment bonds offered March 12—v. 195, p. 1258—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
58
Concordia College (P. O.
Moorhead), Minn.
Kenower,„ Mac-
awarded to
were
& Co.
« ^o.
Arthur
/vrtnur
Qffering_ w
M?rc>uett*l
,
Sale
Note
$160 000 tax
The
—
March
1140—were hwarded
Kenower, MacArthur & Co,
to
195,
p.
reVenue
$83,000 bonds, as follows:
-
Smaby,
A
indeplndent
Cottonwood
a
Nordell,
(CST) on March
bids until 2 p.m.
Due
1962
1966 in-
1961. ' Interest
A-Oi
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1965
to 1984 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Howrad,
Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler and
Oct.
from
1
to
elusive.
Dec.
Dated
1,
for
27
.
.
,
.
Department of Conservation, Ger¬
ald
E.
Eddy,
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
11
(EST)
a.m.
April 12 for the
on
purchase of $2,000,000 State Park
Due
1962.
1,
Jan. 1 from 1964 to
on
Principal and in-
inclusive.
1990
May
Dated
bonds.
revenue
payable at the National Bank of Detroit, or at the
Bankers Trust Company of New
York
City, or at the Northern
Trust Company of Chicago.
Leterest
(J-J)
Can-
approved by Miller,
field, Paddock & Stone.
gality
notTn^if t°hTtrSedCbWsC^liabe
'"tm"
Midland
New
Trust
City,
Company
the Conti-
or
National
Illinois
nental
Trust
York
Bank
Company of Chicago.
Miller,
field, Paddock & Stone.
gality
approved
Picha,
Harry
by
&
Can-
Bond
Offering—Secretary Jack
sealed
that
announces
a.rm
bonds
1990 inclusive- In"
wlnd^
°™etn' MalqUart> Wlnd
Secretary
of
Board
Dist.
.
.
rv
Charles
Indep. Sch.
*
District No. 345 (P. O.
New London), Minn.
Bond
Offering—Ellsworth
until
bids
sealed
2:00
$1,160,000' school
of
No.
l^Tu i9?, P^l25i^\YeEe.
Township, Mouth
the
First
cag0)
about
No.
of
-
15—v,
building
155,000.
building bonds
o'o^t
St. Paul.
1979
3.10s.
as
and
.
on May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
interest
First
a
•'
$1,000,000
bonds
offered
..
•
Feb.- 1
building
offered
—were
and
,
JaS follows:
from 1965 to
1971
3.80s.
as
1972 to
inclusive.
Due
1977 to
4s.
as
April
on
Trimble
"" ;•
&
,
300,000 bonds,
$600,000
on
April
Feb.
-
Other
members
of
the
Turan
1 from
inclusive.,
:
,
.
.
.
^
school
bonds
can
Ame?£ '
St.
Paul;
National
$295,000
Bank,
Stern
Brothers
&
Co.;
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and Harold E.
St. Cloud
sold to
Bank
of
Indep. School District
No. 742, Minm
Bond
school
Sale —The
bonds
offered
&
Baum
a
Due
May
on
1973
1
from
inclusive,;
1,
May
-
Interest
1962.
of
St.
Paul,
Blyth
George K. Baum & Co.,
& Co., J. M. Dain & Co.,
Inc., J. A. Hogle & Co., Juran &
Moody, Inc., Kalman & Co., and
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Offering Postponed
—
Sale—The
Bond
The of¬
No. 7-70 bonds scheduled for the
$1,375,000
March
21'—
time,
litigation.
was
Sale
!
The
—
"
1
:
$2,545,000
March
offered
Talmage
Co.,
15—
at
price
a
Co., and James
Co., Inc., as 3!10s,
100.22, ~a basis of
&
D. O'Donnell &
of
•
•
•
.
as
postponed due to
Henrietta (P. O. West
r
►
■>
;»■
$325,000
at.
3.90s,
price
a
of r100.14,
Pascack Valley
a
Regional High
(P. O.
School District
Sale
195, p. 1259—were awarded to
Adams, McEntee & Co., as 3.20s,
—v.
at
price
a
building
14—v.
a
bonds
195,
of
George
that
the
will
Co., Inc., Park, Ryan, Inc., James
A. Andrews & Co., Inc., Cooley &
Co., and Lyons, Hannahs & Lee,
bidding for $2,890,000 bonds, as
a
price of 100.35, a basis
3.41%.
West Mltfi>rds
.
-
.
-
Township (P. O.
West Milford), N.
J.
$52,000 street
assessment bonds offered March 8
—v.
195. d. 1149—were awarded
Bond
Sale —The
of
N.
(P. O.
Y.
A.
receive
Board
Kunz
of
announces
Commissioners
sealed
bids
until
11
(EST) on March ;27 for" the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
water
bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
Due
a.m.
April 1 from 1963 to 1977 in¬
Principal
and
interest
clusive.
(A-O) payable at the Long Island
Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell.
-
p.
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc.,
Barney & Co:, John J.
Ryan & Co., Herbert J. Sims &
about
basis
Bond Offering—District Secre¬
tary
Jamestown
City School District,
New. York
Bond
Smith,
of
a
-
Water District
of
3.45s, at
100.16,
3.18%.
National Bank of Hicksville.
The $2,900,000
offered
1149—were
syndicate composed
school
March
awarded to
—
—
provement bonds offered March 15
mu¬
basis of about 3.88%.
;
Henrietta), N. Y.
The $395,000 im¬
Sale
Hicksville),
building
bonds
offered
March 20—v. 195, p. 1258—were
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
and John J. Ryan & Co., jointly,
fering of $300,000 School District
same
school
^
New York"
"
bonds
Hicksville
Hillsdale), N. J.
Jaffray^ & Hop wood, John Nuveen
&
Co.,
Allison-Williams
-Co.,
Bank
,
Co., James A. Andrews & Co., Inc.;
E. F. Hutton & Co., Malvern-Hill
& Co., Inc., MacDonald-Moore &
about
Bond
195, p. 1028—were awarded
syndicate composed of Piper,
National
.
195, p. .1259—were awarded to
syndicate composed of: Smith,
v..
a
on
Sale—The $917,000 School
American
.
Bond
Bond
nicipal
County, Laurel High
District No. 7 bonds offered March
to
-v'i: i'
school
..
special assessment
sewer
to
bonds.
1963 to
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township
(P. O. Parsippany), N. J.
13—v.
syndia
Webber,TacTso^ &
Bond
$1,480,000
-
about 3.07%.'
revenue
May
on
1986
bonds.
1,
(P. O.
Laurel), Mont.
1
't
of
,
...
Hempstead Central High School
District No. 3 (P.O. Merrick),
;
~
follows:
as
sewer
District No. 7-70
1981 inclusive.
Due
M-N. ^Le¬
,
V
Barney & Co., White, Weld. & Co.,
Mit¬
Coffin & Burr, W. E. Hutton &
M-N.
K.
bonds.
and
Offering—Harvey W. Beb-
1964
George
'
purchase
1964
Paramus, N. J.
-
School District No. 7 and School
April 1
on
from 1982 to 1992 inclusive.
cate
& Co., and
Co., jointly.
Interest
.
•v.. •
j
2,730,000
March 15—v. 195, p. 1258
awarded to D. A. Davidson
Yellowstone
1
1976 inclusive.
3.90s. Due
as
April, 1
on
inclusive.
field & Wood.
Bank
Marshall,
Bond
1981...
$70,000
equipment
2000
gality, ^pproys&^y Hawkins, Dela-
on
berd, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $3,-
inclusive.
Sale—The
on April 5 for the purchase
$1,450,000 student union facili¬
ty revenue bonds. Dated May 1,
1960. Due on May 1 from 1963 to
Legality approved by Cald¬
Due
(P. O. Florence), Mont.
Bond
(EST)
of
payable at -the
of Highland
(M-N)
National
well,
Joint School District No. 15
195, p, .1148—were
syndicate headed by
bids will be received until 3 p.m.
Offering—Bernard
1973
to
Ravalli and Missoula Counties
vuv
D. Gideonse announces that sealed
?
on
on
Bond Offering—President Harry
Hortz,
Borough Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 3 for the purchase of $152,000 assessment bonds. Dated May
Feb. 1 from
Due
New York
!
;
*
1976 inclusive.
on
vv
12 for the purchase of $1,895,000 school bonds,<Dated;,§Qpt!; DeWitt, Pompey, Onondaga* Lafa¬
yette and Manlius Central School
1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
District No.[ 11, N. Y.
to 1981 inclusive.
;
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Highland Park, N. 7.,
be received until March 29 for the
Dated
Wood & Co.
was
National
to
Due
3s. Due
to
1980
•
Minn.
$115,000 nt: *1/oC
S115 nnft as 3V2S. Due
620,000
interest cost
mtei est
Bond Sale—An issue fo
1971
as
1977
Chi-
3.20s, 3V4s and
of 100.07, a net
279,
March
155,000
3.68%.
the- American
Bank
Sale —The
school
110,000
Cohato, Minn.
school
from
215,000
7 MooHv w
Nuveen t Cn
A iiL wiii
Co., and Paine, Co
J
M
£ rWllh?ms
& Curtis, jointly! P?n'er
JaHrav ^ Lnwn^ 'p.fn^
a
2.90s.
as
(EST)
/V*..'';7:";
•-
Brooklyn College Student Services
Corporation (P. O. Brooklyn),
District
Independent School District
Bond
Indep. School District
"a"net
net
Feb. 1 from
to 1970 inclusive.
360,000
13
on
School
—
April
*
interest cost of about 3.14%.
$115,000 school
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
building bonds offered March 8v.
195, p. 1148—were awarded to
of
3 10s
price
a
from
par
par,
*
3s. Due
as
1963
offered March
National
3s
as
3.30s, at
No. 93, Minn.
f pr ce 01
pHce'of
Kansas
$370,000
1148—were awarded to
p.
from
a
Company, both
City, Stern Brothers &
&
;
be received until 8 p.m.
-
MINNESOTA
Webber, Jackson
Trust
par.
Terryville Fire District, JV. Y\
Sale
The $147,000 fire
offered March 13—v. 195,
p. 1259—were awarded to Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc., as 3.20s; at
a price of
100.07, a basis of about
(P.O. Brick Town), N. J.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
,
building bonds
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
&
p.
price of
a
3.19%.
1, 1962. Due
.»
$1,100;000
3V2S, at
bonds
-i:1
.
building bonds offered March 5—
v.
195, p. 1148—were awarded to
Nuveen
The
Co., and Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle,
Adams & Purcell, Inc., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
2.98%, as follows:
.
E. J. Presscott & Co., at a price of
par,
a net interest cost of about
Montague), Mich.
John
—
<
Gordon
-
Township
as
Bond
tax
Co., jointly, as
price of 100.009, a basis
a
revenue
Agency,
&•
chell.
of
Bond Sale—The $790,000 school
v.~195,
Hanauer
3.95s, at
Commerce
1148.
awarded to
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Carlton
B.
Park.
No. 659, Minn*
Osseo
'
awarded
to the Reed City State Bank.
Bond Sale—The
J.
1149—were awarded to a
group composed of the City-Na¬
tional Bank
&
Trust
Company,
fforthfield Indep. School District
Bond
Sale—The $26,000 water
supply system bonds offered March
•
(P. O. Edina), Mo*
Sale
Bond
195,
the report in our issue of March 5
p.
R-l
School District
College (P. O.
Manor), N. Y. *
$660,000 dormi¬
bonds offered, March
195, p. 1029—were sold to
Housing and Home Finance
the
p.
Bond
school bonds offered March 15—v.
build-
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due
195,
County
p.m.
(CST) on April 10 for the purchase
Legality approved by
&
7—v.
1149—were awarded to
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc., and
MONTANA
Shepherd, Mich.
White River
will
•
MISSOURI
Hatlestad, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
195,
of about 3.94%. '
Trauernicht.
&
Knox
•
-
1988
inclusive ^Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
■
Clerk,
terest M^-S.
New London-Spicer
Educa¬
to
City
son,
3.30s, 3.70s, 3.90s and 4s.
Taylor,
of
Citizens
the
,
—v.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on April 4 for the
purchase -of $475,000 school site
and building bonds.
Dated April
1, 1962. Due on July 1 from 1963
to
Le¬
Brookhaven, Port Jefferson Station
Bayonne, N. J.
—
The $800,000
Brick
Note—The foregoing supersedes
C.
system
receive
V ,vf No. 211, Minn.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Bond SJale—'The $165,000 school April 3 for the purchase of $1,building bonds offered March 15' 100,000 street improvement bonds.
—v.
195, p. 1148—were awarded Dated May 1, 1962. Due on March
to Allison-Williams Co., as 2.90s, 1 from 1963- to 1982 inclusive. In¬
inclusive.
Offering—L.
$35,000
J-J.
Briarcliff
tory
Bond Sale—The $770,000 school
building bonds offered March 19
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Dick¬
horst & West.
Bond
sold
was
of
works
water
*
Berkeley Township School Dist.
(P. O. Bayville), N.J.
Moss Point, Miss.
^
Due
St. Charles School District, Mich.
and
'
:
•
Sale
Note
—v.
Savings Bank of Magnolia.
on Feb. 1 from 1965 to 1984, incl.
Interest F-A. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Wind-
April 1 from 1964 to 2001
Sale—An issue
Dated January 1,
July 1-from 1963 to
on
Briarcliff
NEW JERSEY
to
Magnolia, Miss.
April 17 for the pur¬
$5,000,000 severance tax
NEW YORK
the Nashua Trust Co. at 1.65%.
$24,000
sold
'./A,:';-.!./ ,!v.'v.;
Bond
(EST) on April 13 for the purchase of $3,000,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated April, 1, 1961.
on
of
was
a.m.
bonds.
inclusive.. Interest
<
temporary loan- notes was sold to
Boland,
Saffin,
Sautter, at 1.83%. -
issue
will
10.
,
anticipation notes offered March
12—v. 195, p. 1369—were awarded
the First National Bank of Mem¬
phis!:
1
bids will be receivednntil 11
Sale—An
Bond
sewage
School
Nashua, N. H.
to
improvement .bonds
until
gality approved by Tallmadge
Tallmadge.
►
V - \
Sale.—An issue of $500,000
1963
CorinthMiss.
^e^nMav
Independent
from
1
MISSISSIPPI
ahus> County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Miltona
April
on
1971
' v
^Finance,
on
of
chase
'
^
Note
West.
horst &
County (P. O. InterFalls)* Minm
Bond Offering—Patrick J. Don-
1 £rom 1964
(MST)
of
bids
Bond Sale—The
to 1966, incl. Legality approved by
Dorsey,.. Owen, Marquart, Wind¬
national
Le¬
Michigan State University of
Agriculture and Applied Science
(P. O. East Lansing), Mich.
Breslin
Due
1962.
Koochiching
h°m^v
2.61%.
Board
1962. Due
:
MEXICO
sealed
revenue
$125,000 school
bonds offered March 20—v. 195;
p. 1369—were awarded to Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as 2.70s, at
a price of 100.40, a basis of about
Scott,
Mayme
(CST) on Mar. 26
for the purchase of $8,000 street
lighting bonds.
Dated April 1,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Mar^29
for the purchase of $600,000 school
bonds. Dated April 1,
1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1965 to
1992, incl. Interest J-J. Legality
approved by Howard, Peterson,
LeFevere,. Leflef & Haertzen.
on
April 3 for the purchase of $35,000,000 trunk line highway revenue
bonds. Dated May 1( 1962.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1987
inclusive. Payable at the City National
Bank ^of * Detroit,
or
the
Marine
—
—
bids until 3.p.m.
P.1Jtrict+ -?lfrk> WJ^eiVe1\?f!! *90
Offering-State Highway
received
Offering
Bond
Offering
v
State
of
receive
Bond Sale—The
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
No. 272, Minn.
.
water
195, p. 1148—were rejected.
APril 9 for the Purchase of $330,-
Michigan (State of)
Bond
of
0
$175,000
sub¬
Winnebago, Minn.
School Dist.
Eden Prairie Indep.
bids
a
in
State Auditor and Secretary
ner,
District,
New Hampshire \
bonds offered March 13—
Bond
-
Michigan (State of)
Offering—Director of the
the
for
revenue
v.
Sold—All
Not
Bonds
mitted
Haertzen.
Bond
Keene Union School
White Bear Lake, Minn.
the purchase of $225,000
school building bonds. Dated April
on
1982 to 1985, inclusive.
from
of
Bank
Passaic, as
price of 100.02, a basis
NEW
,
-
National
Company,
New Mexico (State of)
Bond Offering—Robert D. Cast-
.
/*'
1962
of about 2.89%.
.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
First
2.90s, at
►
Due on Feb. ,1 clusive. Interest A-Q. Legality ap¬
from 1967 to 1978, inclusive.
proved by Wells, Martin, Lane,
225,000 as 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from Baird & Pedersen.
;
; '
1979 to 1981, inclusive.'
NEW HAMPSHIRE
<
300,000 as 3.10s. Due on Feb. 1;
School '
O.
offeringr-T.
Bond
follows:
the
to
$850,000 as 2.90s.
District No. 412, Minm.
.
100.02,
net interest cost of about 2.98%,
■as
2001
inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality
approved by Faegrap & Benson. -•
bonds.
seawall
52,000
Monday, March
.
Passaic
Kearney, Neb.
*'
Bond Offering — Arlette Neal,
City Clerk, .will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on March
29
for the purchase of $409,000
various purpose special assessment
bonds. Dated April 15, 1962. Due
on April 15 from 1964 to 1972 in¬
Hammill & Co., at a price of
and
Due on July 1 from 1964 to
1°T ^ PUFchaSe 0t
$31,000 water bonds! Due on Oct.
■*'
1 from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
a
refunding
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961.
construction
^
Marysville, Mich. 1
;
Bond
O f f e r.i n g—Agr^es :i M.
Stark,
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Marnnhn I
.
NEBRASKA
195, p. 1258—were awarded to
syndicate composed of John Nu¬
veen
&
Co., Goldman, Sachs &
v.
\
Controller, will receive sealed bids Co., Commerce Trust Company of
until g a m
(CST) on April 3 for Kansas City, American National
the purchase of $1,000,000 dormi- Bank of St. Paul, and Shearson,
nnn
notes offered
anticipation
12—v.
.
(1478)
Sale—The $250,000 school
building bonds offered March 8—
v.
195;
1029—were awarded to
p.
the Bank
at
a
of
Jamestown,
price of
par.
•
as
2.40s,
--
.
Kingston, N. Y.
Bond Sale — The $404,700 gen¬
eral purpose bonds offered March
15—v.
to
195,
Geo.
B.
p.
1259—were awarded
Gibbons
&
Co., Inc.,
Co.,
jointly, as; 2.60s, at a price of
100.06, a basis of about 2.58%.
and Brown Bros. Harriman &
Volume
195
Number
6145
Lockport City School District,
Commercial and. Financial
The
...
Due
sealed bids until
noon (EST) on
April 2 for the purchase of $660,; Bond Sale—The $460,000 school
000 special assessment improvebonas offered March 20—v. 195,, ment bonds. Dated April 1, 1962.
New York
1369—were awarded to a group
composed of the
Marine Trust
CompanyT of Western New York;
in
Buffalo, Roosevelt & Cross*
Inc., Manufacturers and Traders
Trust Company of Buffalo^ and
Due
on
1971
p.
ders & Dempsey.
Whjte^& Co., as 2.60s^at a ter>
^0.22,. a ..basi;s of about,
x0^
on
rofio
21
Dec.
the
receive
from
1
000
u0
as
J-D.-
1972
semi-annually
(EST)
bonds,
•
.
"
195, p. 1150—were awarded to
Goodbody & Co., as 3%s, at a
price of'100.22, a basis of 'about
as 2%s, at a price
basis of about 2.70%.
;'V
."B
^
d
o n
<
77.
19 for the
purchase of $540,000 school bonds.
utiea. Ohio
.(EST)
chase
bids
until
2
lows"
Due
on
•
water
bonds.? Due
oh
March 1 from 1963 to 1982 inniiicitro
'
•
'•
VShi,-:
w
Dated
_
-
o
mu
i
Sale
The
p.
March
aaa
d*i-7c
v.
195,
1150—were awarded to Roose-
velt
&
Cross
and
Commercial Bank &
Albany, jointly,
—
Trust Co.
3U0s, at
a
-;
flORTH CAROLINA
v
*; S
>
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o
'
•
1
Sale-The
:—V.^195, p. 1259-—were awarded
,;to a group composed of.R. S.Dick&
1962;
Interest
special,
offered
a
assessment
March
.
Bank
the
$450,000
scheduled
composed of
First
First
Co.
of
National
Guarantee
State
building
school
March
for
V ■' *' r
195,
bonds
000
Ripley
refunding
via
bonds was
negotiated sale on
Uhl°
.
Bond
:
,
,
;
Carrington Public School Dist.
.
to
r-S No; 10; No. Dak.
building bonds offered March 13—
195, P/ IISOt—were awarded to
John Nuveen & Co., and Harold
E. Mueller, jointly,, at a price of
-100.01, a net interest cost of about
3.28%, as follows:
......
v.
$282,000
3.30s.
as
Due
on
1
June 1
from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
100,000
3Vis.
as
Due on June
1
1
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
160,000
from
3.60s.
as
Due
on
a
(CST)
on
April IF for the purchase of $490,000 school improvement bonds.
purchase of
$400,000
school building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
1259—were awarded T) from81964 to 1973 inclusive.- In-
group composed of McDonald
a
basis
of
about 3.40%.
terest J-D.
Marion, Ohio
Bond
$37,620 special
improvement
March 12—v. 195,
assessment
Vnllov Rmnh
v
O.
Town-
Garnet
Valley Joint School*
Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale-An
000
school
March
15
issue^of $1,650,bonds; was
revenue
negotiated sale on
by a syndicate headed
vm
$3P
May
1,
from
1964
1962.
to
Due
1992
on
May
inclusive.
1
In-
street
Sal e—The
bonds
$80,000 im-
offered-March
27
for
the
+r
ceive
Bond Offering—Neal L.
-
Ronald
Heintz,
Finance,1 will receive
sealed
bids
until:
10
195,
p.
of
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on March 30 for the purchase of $450,000 dormitory revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 196L
4nm'
Ber-
f"?,°? N°VT 1
®011.4lnclusive" ,I51iJLaPPJ0oeti
—
President
r^vim
coupons
3%%.
Due
sea
tor
"d J^
Coor,
S;
wili
about
.
to
the
Southern
M-N
Leealitv
_
...
Eakman^
_
_
TT
DfflSu
.
...
&
Hanover),,Pa.
members
of: the syndiCo.; Smith, Barney
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks: De&
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
of
$363,was
Oregon
State Bank of Grants Pass, as 3 V4S;
school
revenue
$1,774,-
bonds
was8
purchased via negotiated sale on
March 13 by a syndicate headed;
by Butcher & Sherrerd.
Dated
Yeatman, Mos- May 1;.1962. Due on July 1 from.
,
1963 to 1982 inc,usive'
InterestS
:
Mm&
000 school construction bonds
sold
Interest
Southwestern York County JointSchool Authority (P. O.
Oregon,
3.04%.
issue
April 15
1962.
Nov. 15 from 1962 to 1979
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.,
Woodcock, M-oyer, Fricke &
French, Inc., Hess, Grant & Remfogton, Inc., Fahnestock & Co*
Joseph
Lincoln
Ray>
Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley
Co.,
Inc.,
Roberts & Parke and!
singer, Deane & Scribner.
a
Sale—An
&~Co.,
from. 2%%
Noyes & Co., Sherrerd* Harrison,
& Co* Boenning & Co., Janney,t
Battles & E. W.' Clark, Inc.,
of
Josephine County Sch. Dist. No. 7
(P. O. Grants Pass), Ore.
Bond
ranging
Dated
Hmon Seeurities_ & Co., HempWll^
3s and 3V2S, at a
net interest cost
as
on
inclusive
1030—were awarded to
Portland,
price of 100.03,
G.
for
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
building bonds offered March 1—
in
—
S.
dicate headed by Ira Haupt
to
Douglas County School District
No. 10SC (P. O. Reedsport),
Oregon
the First National Bank of
Offering
L
that
OREGON
3%s.
College (P. O.
Alliance), Ohio
?T
T
,
v.
Bond
r*
purchase
15—v. 195, p. 1029—were awarded
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., as
Mount Union
»
Saint Francis College (P.O.
Loretto), Pa.
sanitary
sewer
bonds.
Due serially from 1964 to 1983.
$100,000
Middle field, Ohio
Bond
Other
Cate: Drexel &
ClerkF^ill receive sealed Co ' and SuPlee'
S uStU 7:3^ pL (Csl) on le* Co- Inc'
bonds offered
p. 1150—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Co., as 21/2 s, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 2.49%.
provement
o
"urgwm» Ruffin, Perry & Pohl;
'
terest M-N. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson.
Townsend; Crouter &
Bodine; Singer; Deane & Scribner; Fahnestock & Co.; Poole &
Okla
r>'u
■„
a
March
Sale—The
Offering—James
«
on
1962 to 1980 inclusive. Interest A-
Haven
Town
Webber, .Vice President, will
OHIO
Akron, Ohio
the
to
Dakota
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Director-of
p.
Co., Provident Bank of Cincinnati) and Kenower, MacArthur &
Co:, as 3V2s, at a price of 100.90,
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
County, Cavalier Special
Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P. O. Cavalier);
be received until 3 p.m.
for
Sale—The $650,000 school
195,
June 1
Pembina
North
29
&
Bond, Sale—Thfe $542,000, school
.
March
on
improvement bonds offered March
NORTH DAKOTA
:
20—v.
i:
»»,
srho^b^d^ng^revenu^^bonds0
SPnnl0 on5kwlnm
1962;? Due
October 15 from
4
.
.
»
Co., Inc., Goldman, approved by Morgan
Lewis &
Sachs
&
Co., Dolphin &: Co., Brockius. •,
Stroud &
Co., Inc., Schmidt,
other members of-the syndiRoberts & Parke, Moore, Leonard ratp.
...... ■ r
& Lynch,
and W. H. NewboW^s ca!l*
w
f
_
T'
*
Son & Co., for coupons ranging __Warre?; W. York & -Co., Inc.,
purchased
.
-
c
.
Building Authority (P. O.
Harrisburg), Pa.
nountes
-
;
,
Pennsylvania State Public School
&
13—
.
-
>
.
March
195, p. 1260—were awarded to
.Milburn, Cochran & Co.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
J.' Lee Peeler
3.60%.
Inc.
„
Bond Offering
March 12 by a syndicate composed
of Butcher & Sherrerd, Harriman
',v.
Kettering City School Dist., Ohio
school
purchased
$30,000 sanitary
offered
and Vance Securities
•about
i
? Z, " ihiams Co., Inc.,
-
liimhin
PENNSYLVANIA
Legality approved by
send, Elliott & Munson.
Co| Jnc J interstate Securi- be received
Corp.,
and Dominick & Dominick, as 3s, 3.20s and 3^s, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest'cost
Mooreland, Okla.
-
Bond Sale—•The
sewer
;•
bonds
12—v.
1150—was withdrawn.:
p.
Fahey,
land Corp., as 3%s, at a price of
i00 8er a basis of about 3.27%.
•
^
the
Trust
Tulsa County Indep. School Dist;.
on May ; 10 for the
& Co4 purchase : of : $2,550,000
No.'2 (P. O. Sand Springs),
school
Corp., as 6s, building bonds;
Oklahoma
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
"5%-s? 33/4s,;3^s; and y4S,;at a price
^
.
. c
,
.
«
' '
Of 100.0009, a net interest cost1 Of
Keystone Local School District, , be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
ties
Portland,
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,390,-
$98,000
Kingfisher County Indep. School'
District No. 16 (P. O. Cashion),.
works improvement bonds offered
March 5—v. 195, p. 1029—were
Co.,
of
&
City,
and
awarded to
Mericka- &
'
Hxr ^r
o"
Warren.W York Re¬
Bond
bondsdoffe1^TMarch°'8^vSCh19^
ll50—wer<f awarded ^a group
Le-
Bank, both of Mangum.
•
Hillsboro, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $438,000 water-
J.
of
issue
composed
group
Bank
'
group
*0
j
•
*
_
ger, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 17
Oregon
(P. O. Mangum), Okla.
Sale—An
Oklahoma.
.
a
T
^
National
13—v.
.
ner.
/ppi?v£d
Mulinomah County, Lynch Sch.
District No. 28 (P. O; Portland),
1963 to
J-D
school building bonds was sold to
street
C°;> and the firSt Cleve:
$845,000 sanitary.sewer bonds offered'March 13
son
$39,235
-
-
Bond
■
Wm.
V Rockingham, N. C. !
Tnu
g,o«AA/i''
Bond
'
of
price
•of 100.01a: basis 6f - about 3.09 % 1
as
from
1
,
.
v
;/"
2 95%,
National.;
the
inclusive
n
April
195,
p. 1150—were awarded to Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., as 3s, at a
prj[ce 0f ioo.28, a basis of about
$75,00.0. fire
8
December
on
.
*<*and Rambo> C1^ & Ker-
of about 3.22%.
No. 1
Sale—The
-
sewer
bonds
...
A
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
.
Bond
-
Dist. No. 1, (P. O. Waterford),
* •' New York
'
v
on
Fremont, Ohio
and'
™
Pember-
y./,0.1, the Purchase of $690,000
bultld!nf/I 'mPr°vement bond s.
Dated May 1, 1962; Due serially
Waterford and Half moon Fire
Bond
&
recerve sealed
blds untl1 11 a"m" (EST>
-
neg0"
a syn-
Albright College of the Evangelical received by the Board of Control
United Brethem Church (P. O.,
untilV1V a.m. (EST) on April 2
Wauseon, Ohio
Reading)^Pa.
for the purchase of $950,000 dorBond Offering—Lillian W. Orth,
Bond Offering—President of mitory-dining hall revenue bonds.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed Board of Trustees George C. Boll- Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May 1
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on April man announces that sealed bids from 1964:to 2001 inclusive.
In2 for the purchase of $150,000 mu- will
be received: until' 4 pjm. terest M-N. Legality approved by
nicipal
building
bonds.
Dated (EST) on April 5 for the purchase ^rgwin, $u£fin, Perry & Pohl.
April 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from of
$920,000 dormitory revenue '
Southern I*hi*h
1963
to
1985
inclusive.
Interest bonds. Dated May 1, 1961; Due on
L^h Umon School
Authority (P. O. Coopersburg),
J-D. Legality approved by Squire,: May 1 from 1964 to 2001 infclusive.
Pennsylvania T
Interest M-N. Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,281,oy Rhoads Simon & Reader.
000
school
OKLAHOMA
refunding
revenue
Exeter Township School
Authority bonds .was purchased via nego¬
Greer County Indep. School Dist I
(P. O. Exeter), Pa
tiated sale on March 13 by a syn-
.from 1963 to 1972.
..
March 1, .1962. , Interest
Legality approved, by Haw-,
kins, Delafield & Wood.;
• '• V
'bonds offered
Sanders
Offering—D. F.
M-S.
x
Squire,
„
Commrssmner:s, will
March 1 from: 1963 to.
•
'
'500,000
k
reve¬
J?"- Clerk of Board of County
.
inclusive
1982
by
Bond
bonds.
purpose
refunding
Franklin County (P. O. Columbus),
"
Ohio
"•
v
$757,000: .various
lTlW™iZ^e,
*T,
QhL
^
^ ^ pai~
abl.e at Tthe County Treasurers
gality approved by Bricker, Evatt,
Barton, Eckler & Niehoff.
and
DemDsev
March 27 for the pur$1,257,000 bonds, as fol-
revenue
by
'lfiff D^onl^ii Banning & Co, Hemphifi; No'yes
i
composed
of Blyth & Co., Inc.,
United States National Bank of
Due
p.m.
on
of
on
p***er members of the syndi-
County School District
►
R'1(P: O. Heppner), Oregon
p,"
Bond Offering —
Beverly Gun- oJ?
derson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until April 2 for the
^
purchase of $870,006 school bonds, n'*
ment bonds. Dated March 1
bonds. Dated July
proved
re-
refunding
pu™chate^Yia
March 12
tiated sale
Morrow
Offering—Delpha Wince,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
29 for the purchase of $46,747.59
special assessment street improve-
1,1961. Due
on July 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclu¬
sive. Interest
J-J. Legality ap-
-7i
7,
*
sealed
Due
p
Bond
1972
nue
Collins, City Comptroller, will
ceive
,
construction
Troy, N. Y., '
' ; F'- ' Offering—Lawrence "J.
^7'x
1, 1962.
No.
be received until April
the purchase of $455,000 dormitory
of 100.36,
April
"''erqs.
Legality approved on May 1, 1985. Interest M-N. Le&^1„uler' Sayre> Winiree & ^lity approved by Saul, Ewing,
Remnick & SauL
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
:
Daled May
Moseley" & Co.,.and Estabrook &
Wellsboro), Pa
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,285,-
Rankin.
Tallmadge ' City School Dist; Ohio
.
a
Peck,
3.35%
1? 1962; Due on NOV.'
5yrac^e>,.lV. y.
.
-, a from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. InBond - Sale—The $2,030,000 imterest M-N. Legality approved by
proveinent bonds coffered. March squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
21—v. 195, p. 1259—-were awarded
Defiance College (P. O.
to
a
syndicate "composed of the
Harris Trust & Savings- Bank- of
Defiance), Ohio
Bond Offering—Lee O. Tustison,
Chicago;
First; Boston
Corp*
Marine Trust Company of West¬ Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
ern
New York-in Buffalo,' F; S. until 10 a.m. (EST) on April 4 for
Co.,
inclusive^
by
ookw
highway
and
nsto™ sewer bon^" V..
1,000,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Onondaga County (P. O.
,
■
v.
as
00b™ds;
100.67a basis- of-about 2.92%,
Dated
—
.expressway, bonds;
-
1985
approved
Dec.
Bond>Sale—The $402,000 school
building improvemen and equipment bonds offered March 12
ment bonds offered March 12
on
•
bridge
to
1963
and
Ridgeville Local School District
(P. O; North Ridgeville), Ohio
...
1.200,000
June
.
noon
*
on
Schaffer & Williams.,
in¬
'
Winslow,
3s, at- a price
:
to
improvement
fnilnwc
and
.North Western Tioga County
Joint School Authority (P. O
^arch 27^ for tte purchase of 000 sclaool
bonds.
of $840,000 school
April 15,' 1962; Due
Dated
assessment 15 from
1962. Due Legality
1,
1963
Interest
,
Stetson,
May
purchase
bonds;
-
Trust Company of Chicago,, B. J,
Van
Ingen & Co., New York
of
will
An_n
i for the nurchase nT $8
April 11 fnr fh
purchase of $8,-
poup composed of the Cor,Illinois National Bank &
Hanseatic: Corp.;
(P.O. New Carlisle); Ohio
/ Lake Oswego, Oregon
Bond Offering—G, D. Gleason,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on
.
Dayton, Ohio
awarded
School
Cartiste-Bethel Local
Dist.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
tinental
Cohu &
New
noon
'-„rL,.a o,„ot.a^ri be. received until
1369—weie
p.
Dated
clusive.
offered* March
^
bonds
195,
a
Clerk,
main -special
-
bonds.
(P. O: Lyons Falls), N.Y.
B o 11 d .S a 1 e — The
$1,800,000
to
Village
water
*Central School Disttrict No. 1
.
Dempsey.
to
(EST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $19,500
*
school
1963
,
seaie(jTbids until
Martinshurg, Greig, Turin, Watson;
Highmarket, Ley den, Osceola,
/
West Turin and Lyonsdale /
•
7—:V
approved
59
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Offering—Gladys M. Fos-
Bond
2.55%.
,
from
April 1 from 1964 to 2001
Interest A-O. Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
on
gality approved by Squire, San-
-
H. D.
1
(1479)
inclusive.
inclusive. Interest A-O. Le-
,
October
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
60
Remick & Saul.
Ewing,
syndi¬
Co. Inc.;
the
of
members
Other
Halsey, Stuart &
Eastman Dillon, Union
cate:
195, p.
awarded to the First
National Bank of Memphis.
' "
" '
\
offered Feb. 21—v.
bonds
690—were
Securities
& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; Paine, Webber ^
Jackson & Curtis, and Dolphin &
Co.
Sale—The $656,000 school
Bond
!!
■
school
building improvement bonds of¬
fered March 14—v. 195, p. 1260—'
were
awarded to the NationalDime Bank of Shamokin, as 3s, at
Sale—The $50,000
price of par.
a
*>•/
_
-•<
"•••>:<
-. **:•:>,?
„
-
April 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
on
clusive. Interest A-O.
Bollinger, Texas
*
Sale—An issue of. $80,000
}
j;
.
community center bonds was sold
to Dittmar & Co., Inc.
'"
.
announces
1
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas.
v
Sale—The
Bond
;,
15—v.
195,
to
the
First National Bank of Dallas and
the
SouthwestCompany,
First
Offering
—
Alton P. Hoy,
4Vijs. Due
as
100,000 as 3s. Due on March 15
will receive sealed bids
(EST) on March 29 for
the purchase of $250,000 combined
public utility system revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due
on Jan.
1 from 1964 to 1986, incl.
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
noon
as 3.20s. Due on March
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
340,000
1
Crosbyton, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $190,000
Legality approved by!. light. and power revenue bonds
Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons.
! ! ; ! ; : was sold to ' the First Southwest
Interest J-J.
Company.
TENNESSEE
County (P. O.
Elizabethton), Tenn.
:
be received until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $1,081,school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
000
1961.
Due
1970 to
September
on
1
Bond
i
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
until
bids
to
as
Sherman, Texas
District,
District, Texas
Bond Sale—The
—
Mayor B.
receive
will
7:30
H.
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
J-D.
Legality
on
of about 3.94%.
Pasadena
and
sewer
system
Bond
awarded
195,
to
B.
195,
p.
Sale
—
The
f
$4,500,000
1031
1,075,000
New
Securities
Bond
W.
Offering—City Recorder
Rainey announces t h a t
M.
sealed
bids will be received
un¬
phis,
to
1978
as
County, Pa.__
Philadelphia—
Pittsburgh
:
;
7ork, Pa.
Milling ton,
Tenn.
a
a
net interest cost
York
Hanseatic
Benton
Denton
Indep. School District,
.-V.,,,,
Texas
Corp.; Hirsch
1
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
on March 27 for the purchase of
Texas
chain
be received until
April 3 for the
purchase of $550,000 school build¬
&
solicitation of
an
This
offer to buy
offering is made only by the Prospectus,
any
of these securities.
o
100,000 Shares
Sale
195,
to
—
p.
The
g
PCS DATA PROCESSING, INC.
Home
tion,
as
to the Housing
Finance Corpora¬
3Y2S, at
price of
a
B I
a i r
(C i t y), Arcadia, Ettrick,
Pigeon, Preston, Curran, Frank- -
lin
r
and
Springfield
(Towns)
Joint Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Blair), Wis.
Bond
Sale—An
000 school bonds
inclusive.
issue
was
of
$180,-
sold to Bar-
Kindred & Company;
cus,
pay¬
CANADA
Equesing Township, Qnt.
Sale—An issue of $120,improvement bonds was sold
to R. A. Daly. & Co., as 5%s, at
a price of 101.04.
fire
[19
awarded
Bond
March
1260—were
Bank
of
000
Com¬
in Seattle.
Haileyville
Grande
arate
Due
1992
Bond Sale—An issue of
$3,250,-
was
improvement
sold
bonds
J.
bonds
&
on
Catholic Sep¬
District, Ont.
Roman
School
&
Simard
F.
March
inclusive.
approved
1
from
Interest
by
1964
'
a
Notice
Ordinary
rect
Stock
amount
is
Ellis.
for
the
NOTICE
on
Feb.
of
final
above, published in
19,
1962, incorrectly
dividend
on
NOTI
C E
(Par Value 10c Per Share
Board
The
of
Directors
in which such securities may be
lawfully offered.
declared
per
share
15 cents per
Stock
INVESTORS FUNDING
and
Class
B
on
2
the 6% Preferred Stock
share
cents
Stock,
per
on
OF NEW
March 22. 1962
YORK
Dividends
NEW YORK 20, N. Y.
are
on
the
payable
April 10,1962, to stockholders of record
at close
630 FIFTH AVENUE
the Class A
share
CORPORATION
Lenchner, Covato & Co., Inc.
the
regular quarterly dividend of Viz cents
and
of
issued
"One Shilling."
The cor¬
"One Shilling, One Pence."
as
DIVIDEND
Offering Price: $3.75 Per Share
to
5V2S and
price of 96.57.
CORRECTION
this
newspaper
stated
amount
Preston,
as
$98,000
sold
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.
Dividend
M-S.
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Co.,
was
Common Stock
Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained from the undersigned in any state
par.
WISCONSIN
$28,000
offered
National
Legality
cccc
P.C.S.
bonds
and
Co., Inc., and Mc-.
Lean & Co., Inc., jointly, as 4y4S, 53/4S, at
4t£s and 4%s.
Dated March 1,
to
tccccoi
100.07.
124,000
'■
1977
sewer revenue
1962.
cccoc
com¬
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Inc., as 3V2S, at a price of
King County, Ronald Sewer Dist.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
to
group
a
Francis I. duPont & Co., and
W.
Bond Sale—An issue of
*
to
posed of Baker, Watts & Co.,
Blair.
bonds
the
000
bonds
as
■'fe
;
ONTARIO
Bond
ing bonds.
•
"
-
$141,000
15—w;
awarded,
'
■
Ellensburg, Wash.
merce,
nor a
Washington
1964
!
to
offer to sell
■
Principal and interest (A-O)
Offering—Sealed bids will
offered March
1152—were
p.
able at he County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Bur-
—v.
an
195,
(P. O. Prosser),
Offering —C.
from
truck
This advertisement is neither
bonds
enue
follows:
f
Nessly,
County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
March
29
for
the
purchase of
$233,600 school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
Indep. School District,
.
Bond
■
■
Bond
Sale—The $265,000 Shep¬
College studehtbunion rev¬
County, Richland School
District No. 400
&
Co.; Cruttenden Podesta & Co.;
Robert Garrett & Sons, and Newburger, Loeb & Co.
Pearland
June 1 from 1963
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Cutler.
awarded to
Bond
herd
1,710,000
WASHINGTON
(P.O.Charleston),
Virginia x < v '
West
7,495,000
Other members of the syndicate:
Virginia State Board of Ed*
ucation
V
1,110,000
Shelby ville, Tenn.
Virgin Islands
of about 3.06%.
on
Legality approved by Chapman &
were
2%s, SVss and 3.20s, at
price of 100.01,
bonds. Dated Dec.
revenue
1, 1961. Due
time
735,000
3,635,000
6,460,000
1,825,000
9,145,000
17,605,000
1,320,000
Lawrence
a
950,000
1,445,000
4,700,000
19,080,000
1,620,000
775,000
6,855,000
Cleveland
Van
the First National Bank of Mem¬
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on April 3 for
the purchase of $600,000 electric
system
same
Moss.
Winston-Salem, N, C
—
at the
Orleans
Laurinburg, N. C.__
of
Pulaski, Tenn.
•
New bury port, Mass.
Newark, N. J,_.
cost of about 3.36%.
>
West
1,020,000
Brookline,
School District,
WEST VIRGINIA
875,000
Amevicus, Ga. (3rd issue)
Carrollton, Ga.
:
Cook County, Ill.^i;
Kansas City, Kan.„
195, p. 1371—were awarded
syndicate headed by Lehman
Brothers, as 3s, 3y4S, 3.40s and 5s,
at a price of par, a net interest
bonds
J.
Indep.
"
860,000
895,000
_
Amerieus, Ga. (2nd issue)———
Harriman
Ripley &
Co.,
Inc.;
Corp., First Na¬
Ingen & Co., and Bache & Co., Wertheim & Co.; First of Michi¬
Memphis,
and
jointly, as 3s, 3.35s, 3.40s and 3.45s, gan Corporation; W. E. Hutton &
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
at a price of 100.03, a net interest
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Inc., as 3s, 3V4S, 3.30s and 3.40s,
cost of about 3.32%.
at a price of 100.004, a net inter¬
Dick & Merle-Smith; Braun, Bos Additional Sale
The $500,000 worth & Co., Inc.; Bacon, Steven¬
est cost of about 3.20%.
v
/
street improvement bonds offered son & Co.; Baxter & Co.; New
:
'
655,000
.
19—v.
$1,000,000 water
offered March 20—v,
—were
v.
New Britain, Conn
Norwalk, Conn.
iL.
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
New Smyrna Beach, Fla
schoolhouse bonds offered March
approved
revenue
'
Texas
to
Bond Sale—The
—
1260—were awarded to Ranson
Co., Inc., and Bache & Co.,
jointly, as 3%s, 4s and 4V4S, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
Denton, Texas
v
$421^000 school
p.
by Gibson, Spence & Gibson.
Sale—The $1,000,000 hos¬
Bank
.
storm
.
&
:
pital bonds offered March 15—v.
195, p. 1151 — were awarded to
a
group, composed of the Equi¬
tional
ceive sealed
Sale—The $750,000
Bond
District Secretary, will re*
bids c/o Underwood;
Campbell & Sellmer, 529 Morgan
St., Davenport, until 1 p.m. (PST)
on
April 9 for' the purchase of
$798^000
improvement
bond g,
Dated
March
1, 1962. Due on
ards,
3yas and 3y2S.
,
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on June
1
from
1973
to
1986
inclusive.
from
Interest
County (P. O. '•
Winchester, Tenn.
table
was
street
drainage improvement
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
bonds offered March 12—v. 195,
school building bonds was sold to
March 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclu¬
the Metropolitan Securities Corp., p. 1031—were awarded to a group
composed
of
Merrill
Lynch, sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
as 33/4S. Dated April 1, 1962. Due
payable at the County Treasurer's
on April 1
from 1963 to 1974 in¬ Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., John
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬ Nuveen & Co., Walker, Austin & office. Legality approved by Pres¬
ahd
Parker,
Eisen, ton, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starproved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst, Waggener,
in & Ellis.
Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell, Inc.,
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
as 3.10s, 3.20s and 3.30s, at a price
Washington Ptiblic Power Supply
J *
Gilmer, Texas
of par, a net interest cost of about
System (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of $70,000
■3.22%. .:!; -^!',y;::::-!!';,
Bon d> Sal e—The
water and sewer reveitue bonds
$10,500,000
Packwood
Lake
Wilmer-Hut chins Indep. School
Hydro-electric
was sold to Dallas Rupe & Son,
District (P.O. Hutchins),
proj ect bonds offered March 20
Inc. Dated April 1, 1962. Due on
-—v.
Texas '
'I
195, p. 12604-were awarded
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1985 inclu¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000 to a syndicate hekded by Halsey^
sive. Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin & schoolhouse bonds was sold to Stuart & Co.,, Inc., as 3%, at a
Dittmar & Co.
price of 98.43, a basis of about
Boothman.
3.66%. - '
Los Fresnos Consolidated Indep. v
UNITED STATES
Other members of the syndicate:
School District, Texas
Local Housing Bond Offering— "Salomon Brothers & Hutzler; Ira
Bond Sale—The $421,000 school
Bond issues on behalf of 28 local Haupt & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.,
bonds offered March 13—v. 195,
housing authorities will be sold Inc.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
p. 1260—were awarded to Ranson
via competitive bidding on Apr. 17. Roosevelt & Cross; Braun, Bos& Co., Inc. '
r
The issues aggregate $102,360,000. worth & Co., Inc.; Cooley & Co.;
i Hardin-Jefferson Consol. Indep.
The table shows the name of the Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co.; Field >
School District (P. O. Sour Lake)
respective agencies and the Richards & Co.; Underwood, NeuT exas
amount of bonds to be sold:
haus & Co., Inc.; Rand & Co.; BosBond Offering—Sealed bids will
Authority—
Amount worth,
Sullivan & Co.; Julien
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Brent,
Alabama
:
$760,000 Collins & Co.; Harold H. Huston
on
April 16 for the purchase of Cullman, Alabama1,380,000 &
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
San
Francisco. Calif.
5,025,000
$1,000,000 school bonds.
Neu & Co.; Poole & Co.; Thomas
San
Joaquin County, Calif.——.
2,760,000
& Co., and Zahner & Company.
Santa Barbara County, Calif.—I.J 590,000
Los Fresnos Consol. Indep. School
April 3 for the purchase of $125,000 fire station
and jail bonds.
1986, inclusive.
Bond
Offering
Holsomback
Franklin
.
sold
& Horton.
bonds offered March 13
'
Crystal City, Texas
Carter
f
bonds
,
on March 15
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
$60,000
Mayor,
until
Crowe,
*'
awarded
1260—were
p.
follows:
.
Winnsboro, S. C.
Bond
Parkhurst,
Offering—Pearl C. Rich*
~
road
$500,000
March
offered
bonds
Interest A-O. Le-I jointly, at a price of 100.003, a net
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs- interest cost of about 3.20%, as
Simons.
Legality
Call,
Bond
<
Offering—Mayor Lloyd E.: Bexar County Road District No.
1988, inclusive.
&
schoolhouse
McCall Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
approved by Mc¬
A-O.
County Hospital Dist*
No. 3, Wash.
$225,000
'
V
that sealed bids
will be received until noon (EST)
on
April 10 for the purchase of
$75p,000 combined utility system,
revenue
bonds.
Dated April- 1,*
1962. Due on April 1 from 1963 to
Hunt
ZVis, 3%s
April 1, 1962. Due
and 4%s. Dated
;
■1
Greer, S. C.
Bond
& Waggener, as
Austin
Bond
SOUTH CAROLINA
.
i-.yyy
to Walker,
school bonds was sold
.
,
School District,
Sale—An issue of $90,000
Bond
(P. O. Trevorton), Pa.
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
Interest
inclusive.
1989
to
Lincoln
Indep. School District
(P. O. Houston), Texas
and
Texas
K
1986
DeSoto Indep. School
Texas
TEXAS
Alvord Indep.
r
•
Township School .District
jZerbe
Sheldon
$450,000 school house bonds. Dated
April 1, 1962. Due on April 1 from
Blount•
(P. O.
ville), Tenn.
County
Sullivan
by Saul,
Legality approved
J-J.
0'/"
Monday, March. 26; 1962
.
(1480)
business
on
April 1, 1962.
DR. RAPHAEL M.
DANSKER,
Treasurer
@FedFRASER