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1839
Established
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
Volume
Number
195
New York
6159
7, N. Y., Monday, May 14, 1962
Price
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RAILROAD
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INDUSTRIAL
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The
Institutional
The
t
of
company
first
18th
North
600
with
statement
mortgage
bonds
St.,
SEC
the
due
Allied
On
195,
with
Exchange (Stocks)..
SEC
20,
1961
istration
On
Withdrawn—
May
shares
with
7%
of
publicly
SEC
share
per
withdrew
company
the
Chrislin Photo Industries
On
May
9,
June
1961
Securities
Chrislin
class
manent
Photo's
including
■.
$6
the
there
ranging
shares
to
reserved
with
at
the
sale
and
as
the
which
the
in
per
prices
held
the
stock
for
used
acquisition of
Connecticut
Ave.,
March
until
the
j.
that
at
38
The
with
39
but
had
there
time
that
made
was
no
39
Exchange..
the
that
fact
the
the
firms
other
A
not
was
sold
company
fering circular and
funds
would
SEC
to
used
of
81
would
securities
with by reason of
furnishing an of-
complied
without
aggregate
offering price exceeded the
permitted under the Regulation.—V. 194, p. 1944.
maximum
$300,000
filed
1962
10
for
a
the
Md.,
to
cents)
debt
repayment
proceedings
adequacy
in
and
company
4,
The
sole
1
should
Securities
dated
false
was
is
scheduled
to
On
at
&
11
in
Mr.
1958,
In
shares,
Myers,
>
stock
1959,
corporation
shares
common
on
(par
April
27,
cents)
10
1962
to
filed
be
offered
Gianis & Co., Inc., N. Y.
..
Proceeds
and
to
are
be
:
used
for
at
$5
,■!V1
equipment,
A"
"Reg.
a
'
per
covering
share
research
and
v
36,000
through
'
A
t *"
development
working capital.
Chomerics of 341 Vassar St., Cambridge, Mass.,
is engaged
development, ^manufacture and sale of plastic specialties.
In
in
made on a best efforts basis by Edward Lewis Co., Inc., 82 Beaver
St., New York, which will receive a 90 cent per share selling commision
and $40,500 for expenses (or an additional 30 cents per share sold).
proceeds
from
used
-
The
of 129
East Fourth
St., Cincinnati, filed a registration
covering $25,000,000 of first mort¬
gage
bonds due 1992,
to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding June 21. Of the net proceeds from the bond sale, $8,000,000
will be used to repay short-term bank loans and the balance to finance
company,
with
statement
a
purposes.
require
will
gram
months
of
May
on
7
1962 construction program and for other
The company estimates that its construction pro¬
expenditures of about $30,700,000 in the last nine
1962.
Gas
Columbia
This
SEC
the company's
of
portion
corporate
the
York
New
subsidiaries
the
in
under
the
order
System,
holding
filing of
has
joined
with
various
of
Act.;
and
the
Commission
has
issued
on
chattels
such
bia
..through
underwriters
Gas
of
sell
installment
and
an
notes
aggregating
additional
in
amounts
ranging
from
$275,000
$58,675,000. In addition, one
of stock to the parent.
1962.—V.
195,
2146
2150.
'
-
cash
and
The
with
of
the
440
SEC
West
on
34th
May
4
St.,
New
covering
The
den
and
immediately
was
sold
of
the
understatement-
for: the
of
filed
135,000
a
shares
registration
of
class
inventories,
other collaterial,
or
loan on the security
or
outstanding
shares
150,000
of
class
B
stock,
all
its
by
two
corporation)
Ine.—"Reg, A" Filing—
April
on
&
30,
filed
1962
a
"Reg.
A"
covering
shares (no par) to be offered at $3.50, through CruttenInc., 618 S. Spring St., Los Angeles.
Co.,
of
go
.77,
A
the
these
and
S.
West
its
amounts
.93.
January
on
refuse
to
the
respect to
amusement
park.
(
Haltone
the
has
Rental
gional Office
a
Corp.—SEC
the
on
prior order
exemption
to
a
shares
at
things
that
$2
a
the
of the
from
Commission temporarily suspending a Regulation
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
proposed
per
public
share.
Haltone's
offering by
The
offering
suspension
circular
respect of certain material facts.—V. 195,
Haltone
order
was
p.
of
150,000
asserted
false
1919.
commoii
among
other
and/misleading
{
in
the
reported
28,
1957,
previously
of $.32 per
respectively,
to
in- the amend¬
The
1961.
31,
re**
reported
were
earnings
$.41,
share.
per
while
as
the
The
to
defective,
also
effective.
it
the
adequacy
of
the
to
as
the
be
indemnify
the
to
questions
the
statements
in
for
such
disclose
accuracy
the
payable
of
to
and
and
with
the
the
1957
years
thereon,
matters
in
of
accuracy
amendment
facts
the
against
failure
and
the
such
adequacy of
subject
with
to
respect
of the erroneous financial
company's
will
facts
Federal
1961,
with
Internal
of
amendment
the
Commission
through
the
the
company
view
indemnification,
persons
reason
The
reported.
the
and
asserted,
financial
previously
failure
filed
turns
penalties
thereof.
the
Myers
Commission
in the under¬
Also questioned is
amendment with
resulted
the, erroneous figures, in
disclose the reason for such
to
may
the
propriety
status
Commission
statements in
the
the Commission
questions the
whether
and
The
practices which
from
which
note
is
therein
present
the contingent liabilities arising by
and
inquire
with regard to
income tax re¬
the
respect
Revenue
also
to
interest
the
and
present
3ervice.—V.
194,
1615.
p.
Marin County
The
of
Financial Corp.—Capital Stock Reg'd—
990 Fifth
at
Rafael, Calif., filed
2 covering
102,050
to be offered for
public sale by the company and 74,260 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof. Dean Witter & Co. 45 Montgomery St., San
Francisco, heads the list of underwriters. The public offering price
(maximum $18 per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied
company
registration
a
shares
by
of
capital stock,
Ave.
with
statement
of
the
Court,
SEC
on
San
May
which 27,790 shares
are
amendment.
company
the
Marin
purpose
of
the
and
was
organized
under
California
law
in
March
1962
guarantee stock of
San Rafael. The sole
of acquiring all of the outstanding
Savings
County
&
Association,
of
will consist of owning such stock of the As¬
service to it. The net proceeds
company
rendering
Loan
management
company's sale of additional stock will be invested in addi¬
stock of the Association (2,322 shares) in order to raise the
the
to its savings accounts from 6.3%
has out¬
(issued for the stock of the Associa¬
tion), of which Fred F. Enemark, Executive Vice-President, and his
wife, own 10.5%, and John F. Ryan, a Vice-President, and his wife,
10.1%. The prospectus lists 105 selling-stockholders (out of an aggre¬
gate of 110 shareholders), including Enemark and Ryan (and their
wives) who propose to sell 8,694 and 7,317 shares, respectively, and
Jordan
L.
Martinelli, President, and Genevieve C. Martinelli whb
propose
to sell 4,815 shares each of 16,050 shares owned by each.
Others propose to sell amounts ranging from nine to 3,600 shares.
ratio
Rental, 350 Seventh Ave., New York, the
hearing for May 21, 1962, in its New York Re¬
question whether to vacate, or make permanent,
earnings
the agreement of
liabilities.
tional
Hearing Scheduled—
request of Haltone
scheduled
May
inventories, and the purposes
and
arising
liabilities
from
At
inventories
.23* .32, .76, and $1.40.
also
was
reported
were.
-
declare
that statement
of
sociation
SEC
of
accuracy
liabilities
1962,
to
disclose
statements
for
Anaheim,
ended
reduced
authorizing
31,
should
failure
business
the
^
February
changed,
were
A change
months
period
shows
order
adjacent to
St.,
three
that
for
The
to the selling stockholders.
1445
by
proceedings, the Commission
directs
inquiry with respect to the adequacy and accuracy of the
Summary of Earnings furnished in the prospectus dated October 4,
1961, and the related certificate of the certifying public accountants
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. The proceedings also relate to the
question whether the amendment to the registration statement filed
to
has
out.
the
ended
years
I960, *$nd 1961, respectively, at $.12,
.53,
for
Calif., is engaged in the
operation of restaurants and cocktail lounges in the Disneyland Hotel
A
'■
York,
time to
directly
28,213 capital
subsidiary
Financial Federation, Inc.—Class A Reg'd—
company
statement
receivable,
notes,valued at $124,302 by the company's board. Burton
S. Laden is President, and Florence Laden, his wife, is Vice-President
and Secretary.
The Ladens hold similar positions with Leasing and
Shelbourne; and they own an aggregate of 523,000 shares of the out¬
standing stock of Shelbourne. Sale of class A stock to the public at
$6 per share will result in an increase in the book value of stock now
outstanding from $1 to $2.69 per share, with a resulting dilution of
$3.31 per share in the book equity of stock purchased by the public.
respect
Founders
estate
owned
are
$1,000,000
and
estimated net
working capital and
to
parent, Leasing Credit Corp. (which is a
subsidiary of Shelbourne Realty & Construction Corp.). Such shares
were
acquired for an aggregate of $150,000, consisting of $25,698 in
to
pp.
$617,500
The
added
be
to
provide funds for five subsidiaries to purchase in¬
ventory gas for storage, Columbia Gas proposes to make bank borrow¬
ings aggregating $75,000,000, the proceeds of such borrowings to be
advanced to the five' subsidiaries from'time to time' as needed during
Furthermore,
accounts
real
company
which
Gourmet
partially
will
headed
1962,
amendment,
information
finance
$22,000,000
Will
and
Proceeds will
their construction requirements for
1962,
estimated at $103,769,000, with funds available from internal sources.
The balance will be financed through the issuance and sale to Colum¬
to
principally
mortgages.
interested persons until May 21 to request a hearing
According to the application, 16 Columbia Gas subsidiaries
thereon.
plan
to
Gourmet Restaurants,
an
business,
time in the company's
engaging in advancing
industrial and com¬
mercial equipment sold on the installment
basis or leased, or other
loan and lien transactions. The company may also purchase mortgages
giving
Holding Company
sale
permit from
participating or
including
finance
its
financing proposal with the Commission
a
law in April 1962 for the
finance
Requirements.
opportunities
as
funds
Financing—
Inc.—Proposed
company,
commercial
commercial financing, industrial time salesIt may also advance funds for interim financ¬
stock
the
business
of
Co.—Bonds Registered—
the
in
financing and factoring.
ing and special situations
The
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
will
be
of
the
■
offering
by
then owned all the 375,000 out¬
150,000 shares were offered for public
share
per,
60%,
or
corrections
amendment
general
its
offering of 150,000
its president and
secondary
a
common
changes in earnings per share., -These earnings
.30,
share
of
in
who
The
$14
registration statement
the
ment
engaging
21,
1962,
contained in
statement
The
the
$.13,
of
May
included
Londontown filed an amendment to its regis¬
showing that inventories had been understated for
its fiscal years ended February #®, 1957, 1958, 1959; and for February
29,
1960.
The inventory for th& latter period was reported in
the
amendment at $710,049, as compared to-$291,326 as-stated originally
in the registration statement. Similar revisions of- inventory amounts
for the previous fiscal years were shown; in- the January 1962 amend¬
...
fields
for
1961,
4,
Sons,
of Baltimore,
the entire net proceeds being
Myers. This offering reduced his stock Interest to
January 31,
tration
suited in
the
related
and misleading, and if so, whether
suspending the effectiveness of the
issued
shares.
common
Brown
225,000
2
Israel
Myers
by
ment.
The company was organized under Delaware
1933
of
and
information
October
registration statement related to
48
purpose
Act
financial
of
whether
question
be
the
accuracy
hearing
A
the
statement,
stockholder,
payable
55
share. The
'
registration
statement
filed
by
this
which registration statement became effec¬
1961.
on
under
and
outstanding shares of Londontown
48
per
corporate
importing,
the
registration statement.
48
to be offered for public sale at $6
general
in
a
prospectus
order
stop
a
ordered
to
evidence
/
stock,
Filing—
"Reg. A" covering 75,000
be offered at $4, without
St., N. Y., is engaged
of electron tubes.
marketing
contained
registration
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
in
Chromerics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—^
The
vital
manufacture
of
C.
D.
|
■
Spring
company's
sale
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks.......
(par
be
October
on
take
the
38
and
April 30,
on
to
has
respect
tive
44
.
required;
be
Washington,
.
Baltimore,
40
Markets....
offer-
contracts, or arrangements with such
for the opinion concerning the retail
no
basis
price. Furthermore, Regulation
additional
$500
one
underwriting
construction
and
W.,
Electronics Corp.4-"Reg. A"
shares
and
information
of
was
which
contemplated
company
and
company
1962
components
firms;
the
of
No
Londontown Manufacturing Co.—SEC Questions Reg'n
38
....
the opinion that its camera with
accessories could profitably be retailed for $20. In fact, the Commission
stated,
the
camera
was
not
expected
to
be
ready
for
marketing
and
units
sites
N.
*
ing,
in
unit.
per
38
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
such
as
$650
-
are
processing
Foreign Exchange Rates.
were
offering
that the
_|
Federal Reserve System. ...l
in the
circular
camera developed
would be in pro¬
although not named
also
there
4107
International
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
immediately
offered
be
at
purposes.
36
City Bond Offerings.,.
Dividends Declared and Payable..
to
of
misleading in its statement that a
was ready for marketing,
that it
a
reasonable time after completion of
within
at
of
common
Proceeds
36
___
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
of
at
$6 per
share almost
higher iprices;
and
that
Commission
$6
at
market
share
company
duction
sales
any
substantial
a
Corp.—"Reg. A"
underwriting.
36
General Corporation and Investment News..
State
be
corporation
A
Alex.
the
level
number
per
the
and
to
at
a
to
$1)
shares
'
36
;
_
Miscellaneous Features
made,
was
(par
common
to
are
......
The
Exchange.... 38
Transactions American Stock Exchange..
40
disclosing
not
'
standing
to persons related
underwriter; that a number
$6
underwriters
The
prior
that
Investment
homes.
class
Transactions New York Stock
that
ruled
offering
over-the-counter
share;
at
issuer
the
who acted
false
was
for
subsequently
offering circular.
by
in
$22.50 "per
acquired .shares
who
them
persons
misleading
wq,s
under
imediately
that
transactions
$17
associated
or
persons
price;
were
from
were
resold
<
that
above
share
offering., circular
circumstances
Commission
the
following facts: that no shares were to be sold
price until after a market was established at
share
per
well
record,
stipulated
a
30
International
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
38
V."./."-"
•;
■
of
material
the
Corp.—Offering Suspended
SEC
and
45
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
registration with respect to a public offering
Industries, Hicksville, N. Y., of 50,000 shares of
$6 per share. The company consented to such per¬
at
Stock
Over-the-Counter
Act
basis
the
Chrislin
Toronto
Photo
suspension.
Upon
all
the
1962
stock
A
195,
issued an order making permanent its
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption
order
from
by
which covered
to have been
underwriting.—V.
without
statement
500,000
offered
p. 2.
registration
its
Dec. 20, 1961
preferred stock
on
non-cumulative
$10
at
the
1962
8,
filed
originally
26
Stock
_
American Management & Investment Corp.—SEC Reg¬
'
".
31
Exchange (Bonds)._
Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange..
Canadian Stock Exchange
its
withdrew
Oct.
on
shares
common
Institutional
14
New York Stock
company
the
Estate
plans to invest in nursing homes and other real estate.
New York Stock
registration statement
which covered 213,427
common
shares, of which 200,000 were to have been offered to the
public and 13,427 to stockholders on a l-for-10 basis. The underwriter
was
Allen &
Co., New York City.—V. 194, p. 1837.
the
1962
9,
filed
.
involved.
nursing
Page
Capital Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
May
originally
•
.
Proceeds
Stock and Bond Quotations
213.
p.
•
April 27, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 299,000
sinking fund debentures due July 1, 1972 and
on
subordinated
debenture
is
be
American
1962-64.—V.
for
4
.
SEC FILINGS
•
Real
corporation
6%
13,800
May
on
to
1992,
of
In This Issue
Birmingham, Ala., filed a
4 covering $17,000,000
offered for public sale at
competitive bidding on May 31. The net proceeds from the bond sale,
together with $8,000,000 from its sale in May of additional common
shares to its parent, The Southern Co., will be used for the construc¬
tion or acquisition of permanent
improvements, extensions and ad¬
ditions to its utility plant. The company anticipates expenditures of
$55,051,000 for such purposes in 1962 and an aggregate of $208,114,000
of
•
Filing—.
Co.—Bonds Registered—
Power
'
•
INSURANCE
•
SEC Registrations
registration
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
*
Alabama
$1.25
to
of
about
standing
the
Association's
8.2%
reserves
(statutory minimum being 5% ). The company
240,210 capital
shares
The
2
President
Corp.—Common Registered—
Masco
Broad
share)
The
sale by the holders
Barney & Co., 20
St.,
New York. The public offering price (maximum $35 per
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company produces and sells single-handle mixing water faucets
of
thereof
the
for
parts
metal
In
toys.
standing
15,0®}" shares,
and
70,000
95,000,
The
,
to
ether
certain
produces
and
"Delta,"
name
addition
to
shares
740,514
the
The
corporation
will
Proceeds
and
Mhmanco
used
be
of
620-7th
and printing
preparing
stock, of which Alex Manoogian,
May
on
2,
filed
1962
"Reg.-A"
a
.
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
repayment
\
.
-
...
..
Ave.,
States Telephone
Fourteenth
SEC
dpe
2002,
5.
^
is
to.be
■
:
1
engaged
748.
in
,
«*'
<
1962
10,
filed
Denver,
offered for
" * V '
a
•
registration
covering
sale
1
-
•'
"
purposes.
N. Jv
195, p.
.
Telegraph Co.—Deben¬
St.,
May
on
'
'
'•
corporate
Plainfield,
&
,
A"-covering 149,950
without underwrit¬
$2,
.
931
about. June
'
at
communities.—V.
Registered-—
debentures
>
,
general
planned
The company,
of
statement
with
the
writing,
Armed • Forces, and
manuals for the
technical
industry.
Mountain
"Reg.
a
i
*
for
South
1270
of
filed
to be offered
•'
used
be
of
development
tures
'
j;
to
are
Inc.—"Reg. A". Filing—
1962
■
the
.
3,
(par 25 cents)
Lake
Monroe
covering
and expansion.
Ave.,. Renton,, Wash., is' engaged in
debt
for
May
on
ing.
.
,
75,000
common
shares
(par $1) of which 64,200
shares are to be offered
by the company and 10,800 shares by a selling stockholder at $4. The
offering will be underwritten by Cruttenden & Co., Inc., 618 S. Spring
St., Los Angeles" and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St; Louis.
.
: |,
•
the company has out¬
indebtedness,
certain
of common
shares
Proceeds
valves
manufactures plastic
also
company
corporation
common
.
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Milmanco
the plumbing industry and small sub-assemblies and
primarily for the automotive industry. As a result
acquisition,
recent
a
stock, to be offered for public
underwriters headed by Smith,
trade
fittings
component
of
,
Monroe Lake Enterprises,
Vice-President,
a
common
through
under
and
sell
Mavio&gian,
respectively. They propose
respectively.
'
own
company
shares
and Financial Chronicle
and>16x Manoogian >und.
the Marie
Chairman,
Board
and
charitable corporation) and Richard
215,400, 135,600 and 72.000 shares,
(a
of 12825 Ford Road, Dearborn, Mich., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on May 7 covering 180,000 outstanding
The
ComvLetcial
(2254)
$50,000,000 ofcompetitive" bidding
at
/
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By SIDNEY BROWN
.
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-themselves. to
■
t
senior fixed interest rate debt securities are
scheduled for this .week. About $22 million in four larger corporate equity issues
should also find their way into the market. The bond issues comprise 41 competitive
and four negotiated offerings and 38 of the bid issues are tax-exempts of $1 million
or
larger in size.
j.
v.",-:.
million in
Approximately $303.3
who have had tough picking of better yields in the gilt-edge market willingly allowed
be side-tracked as much as they were by the glamour of the very
generously pitched certificate and note options. We still think long-term investors
missed the boat (in terms of. the market outlook then for yields) to obtain longer
issues for a better buy than comparable maturities.
Holders, were permitted to
exchange -their holdings for any of the three options. The Under Secretary of the
.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
-
45
Treasury, in announcing* the exchange terms, went out of his way to discouragingly
minimize the prospective values inherent in the longest alternative. It appeared as
though he regretted even including the relativly short 91/2-year bond, and he seemed
.
Several
larger equities which had
bent
of
(filed Jan. 24) via Kidder, Peabody & Co.; HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON, INC.
(filed March 7) via Shearson, Hammill & Co.; PUERTO RICO LAND & DEVEL¬
(filed No. 26, 1961) via Lieberbaum & Co., and Morris Cohon &
OPMENT CORP.
Co.; FRANKLIN MANUFACTURING CO. (filed Dec. 22, 1961) via Lehman Bros.;
and WIEGAND (EDWIN L.) CO. (filed March 30) via Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
Co., and Moore, Leonard & Lynch, and Reinholdt &
which
CORP.,
was
recently filed by White, Weld & Co., is
of June.
the market until the middle
on
bonds
the
what
did
FLOAT
STRONG
IS
float
TOTAL
BUT
EVIDENCE
SHOWS
The four-week
expected to reach
OF
r
DEFINITIVE BACKLOG
equities.
in
-
depict
a
year's second quarter record high gross corporate public
That quarter amounted to $5,452 million. This year's first quarter cor¬
debt trend.
V! -o+
f.-.ISs
'
the week ending May 9, however, the Federal Reserve gave
recognizing this bullishness as being in the near offing. Of co.urse,
to change this in a short time.
v
$374 million
average,
government
more
present
funds caus¬
our
lot
3.83.
can
UP
FOR
LARGEST ^CORPORATES
Two foreign
offerings
among
are
i,i<i
15)—$15
million JAPAN DEVELOPMENT
June 4-June V9__!
Total;
BANK
6%
this
-V"
-
.
guaranteed
.
Corp., Dillon, Read,, and Smith, Barney Corp.;
17)—$25
million
CASCADE
-
13, N. Y. There is, also, the possible
be the week's biggest offering and that is $35
first
lower
mortgage
interest
FLORIDA
cost
in
first 5
POWER
years;
,
CO.
bonds
6,000 units of
That
GAS CORP. involving $6 million sub. conv. debentures
plus
day's significant municipals are: $16 million METROPOLITAN
SEATTLE, WASH.; and $10 million SACRAMENTO MUN. UTILITY DIST., CALIF.
During the week these issues may appear: 371,750 shares of WESTERN PIONEER
CO. capital via
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; 300,000 shares of ROSENAU BROTHERS,
Co., and Zuckerman, Smith & Co.; 31,000 units of
conv. sub. debentures ($3.1
million) and stock via DempseyTegeler & Co.; and 152,000 shares of TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. common via Dallas
Rupe & Son.
INC.
common
si-.
via Burnham and
McWOOD CORP. 6%
^
Corporate bond writers
response
for the
were
offered in
these "nudging" days.
And, most
modicum of "bait" to attract long-term funds,
taken aback by
longest choice.
even
"■ -
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BACKLOG
Total
..[Total
Municipals*
,
$198,207,000
258,264,000
v
46,793,000
63,696,000
-
of Both
Financings [
$363,042,500
419,145,700
579,487,000
327,238,600
,
$566,960,000 $1,688,913,800
$826,286,500 $1,087,561,500
$481,101,000 $1,568,662,500$389,055,000 $1,293,109,4*70
$221,534,470
$904,054,470
local
paper
news
'"'-v y:
•
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NEGOTIABLE
This Week
:
$584,526,300
-----—-
$726,428,920
Total
Total
Total
'..V'
.
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(49)
$970,170,000°
(38)
' 228,005,24a
$754,093,500
municipals with dates
in
parentheses denote
the
"
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:
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v
$598,864,000(109)
$2,830,333,000 ( 794)
.
the extent of what really was a timid
We, however, failed to understand why investors
>
;'
$894,047,330
$2,092,222,5,70
$2,331,469^000(685)
^
636,904,360
•'' ; •ill
$1,577,375,500(598); ;
;
:!:$634,968,000( 103)
$2,879,247,120(767)
fihancings....
665,805,700(329)
"'
.
corporates-.-...--^.. ;t$2,244,279,120(664)
(87)" $1,198,175,240
$911,569,800(269)'- ^$257,142,970
•
stocks—$1,517,850,200(575)
Total of both
.
141,823,500
665,975,000(312)
;*
;
.
May 11,1961
$612,270,000
$851,875,200(263)
-"*'/{■*" 'j"
BACKLOG
-
-
(89)
Corp. stocks with dates-^^;
million.
"
••
w
(40)
•
v.
of $35
Last Week
(49)*
141,902,620
-
report
•'
"
.
,.$452,748,000
$2,544^70,570
number
of capital issues to be publicly offered
nonfinancial and financial corporations
Excluded are private placements and
such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved
for conversion and for
issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from time-to-time sales."
f Includes $12,135,000 in two equipment trust ctfs. with bid dates set; $39million
in four preferreds with tentative selling dates and
$835,600 in two preferreds%ithout
for additional* capital and refunding
including investment cos., and for the
dates; and 118 issues of $300,000
assigned selling dates.
by
owners.
less in size and 57 of those issues have tentatively
or
j
,
*
Issues
state
of $1 million
building bonds..
or
more
in size.
Includes
:
$9,505,000
MISSISSIPPI
various
,
INDETERMINATE
FLOAT
.* Includes
yet to
these
additions
be finalized: MAINE
of
Last Week
$805,500,000
Corp. stocks and bonds*.
on April 26,
last, the Treasury announced the terms of its
$11.7 billion exchange offer effective for the three days,
April 30-May 2. What proved
surprising to us was not the more generous exchange offering terms for the certifi¬
cates and notes than the 9J/2-year bonds.
Instead, it was the fact that even a bond
a
■.'
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$785,697,500 $1,121,953,800
At the close of the market
was
•.
This Week
RECENT TREASURY EXCHANGE OFFER
relatively short maturity
-.
532,694,000
263,542,600
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND
......
surprising was that it contained
■ •"
Total'
Corporates
TAKING A POST-MONDAY MORNING LOOK AT THE
of
3.66
^
V;
Corp. stocks without dates._
"
.
No.
NATURAL
warrants.
at
$336,256,300
Total bonds-
*
.
.
non-refundable
„
107,271,300
Corp! bonds without dates.-
Data
(May
and
'vjr.
.512,794,000
-156,271,300 :
Corp. bonds with dates
(S & P)
Wednesday (May 16)—$25 million EUROPEAN COAL.& STEEL COMMUNITY*.
via Kuhn, Loeb, First Boston and Lazard
Freres; $16 million COLUMBUS &
SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC CO. competitive first
mortgage bonds rated A with'
no call protection as such
except for premium of 8 points over offering price scaled
down during the first 5 years; and
$6,875,000 EASTERN KENTUCKY STa£e COL¬
LEGE, KY.
AA
.3.71
.
appearance
bonds
rated
3.83
3.87
$164,835,500
160,881,700
$1 million and larger issues:- Includes
Pittsburgh', Pa., bonds.*\ ' \ •
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
Thursday
3.88
$59,735,500
105,896,700
week—$261,275,000
May 11, 1961— $682,520,000
ARIZ.; $8,850,000
$11.5 million SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH; $7 million LOS
ANGELES UNIFIED SCH. DIST., CALIF ; $4,890,000 WICHITA,
KAN.; $4,845,000
million
.
-
Corporate
Last
NASHVILLE, TENN.;
may
2.99
3.57
3.94
NEGOTIABLE
.Stocks
May 14-May 19— $105,100,000
without any call protection up for bidding. There are 24 tax-exempts scheduled for
tomorrow all set for the auction block.
The biggest issues are:-$25 million PORT
COMMISSION OF NEW ORLEANS, LA.; $20,390,000 TUCSON,
competitive marketing of what
*
AND
vi-'
$15 million MILWAUKEE GAS LIGHT CO. first mortgage bonds rated A
HUNTINGTON UNION FREE SCH. DIST.
3.56,
3.12
3.57
...
TOMORROW AND WEEK'S
:>
(May
Bonds
May 21-May 26-— ." 54,985,000
May 28-June 2__ >19,900,000
ARE ECM AND FLORIDA POWER
the larger securities groomed for
external loan bonds via First Boston
2.99
certificates; $3.1 billion notes;-and $1.2 billion
COMPETITIVE
Corporate
mo..
;
to monetize outright, on the
since May 2, and to obtain under
average. The intervention by the Fed
week.'
Tuesday
2.37
3.68
__
-.i.
-
of
necessary
BIDDING
3.03
■
2.97
-
close..,;
The exchange was for $6.5 billion
happen
agreement $167 million on the
single cut-off day of May 9 came to $107 million more governments added
to its portfolio (mostly in notes and certificates) compared to last week. The
repur¬
chase amounted to $67 million, or $8 million less than. May' 2's repurchase
agree-;
ment. The week's gold flow loss was $22 million on May 9; but the
average for the
week revealed a loss of but $4 million.
MUNICIPALS
,'-:
___
—
...
15, 1971
bonds.,-":-
the
U
market's
at
•
2.90;
May 15, 1963.—..
31/2's bonds, 1971-1966_-r
t i
asked
28-DAY
evidence
no
a
___
3.25
'
The yield decline in the new certificates' percentage points was 22; notes 12; and
bonds 7. Those buying and driving the price of the 9V2-year bonds up could have
done even better if they had acted soon enough when the 4's of 1971 were yielding;
debt
repurchase
on
*Yields
'
May 10*
May 2*
4's
4's bonds, Aug.
.
In
!
3%% bonds, May, 1966__
2Y4% bonds, June 15, 1962___.
37/8% bonds, Nov. 15, 1971
"
-
Nevertheless, the Federal Reserve found it
3% ctfs., May 15, 1962___
3V4% ctfs., May 15, 1963.
31/4 % notes, May. 15, 1963
notes, May 15, 1962______.
3%% notes, Feb. 15, 1966
1'%% notes, April, 1966—
.
ing bond yields to increase and prices to decline. Consumer credit, mortgage financing
and the government's need for funds are seen causing a turnabout
in the cur¬
rent declining bond market
Treas. Yield
,
Offer
April 26*
,
Comparable Issues
porate external financing came to $2,416 million. Those who are bullishly inclined
foresee a stock market selling climax by the end of this spring followed by a1
substantial-rally. They, also, anticipate a real upward turnabout in
recovery accompanied by a significantly heightened demand for loan
'
Up for Exchange—
Exchanged for-
modest weakening in the total defini¬
than one-half of last
offerings.
J-'.*'
4's notes,
tive corporate backlog—compared to what was toted for last week and last year's
week. From all present indications it looks as though this quarter will not reach
more
compared to similar outstanding
Up for Exchange—
Exchanged for
Comparable Issues
present four-week tabulation Contains three and
one-half times the dollar volume in equities as against last year—principally due V
to the huge PHILIPS N. V. stockholders rights offering set for May 29..
The tables at the end of this column
more generous
offer
:—Issues Compared
1
Comparable Issues
the
Moreover,
•
Up for ExchangeExchanged for-
DECLINE
of
municipals and corporates has increased slightly compared
to last week's tabulation of 28-day visibles but, incongruously, contains about onehalf of the corporate bonds of a year-ago's week—when the market was flying
high
to
..
.
FOUR-WEEK
have
unnecessarily-too generous; The response to the. bonds must have been unexpected,
and a greater response to the certificates undoubtedly was anticipated.
After the
exchange period ended, the certificates made the greatest appeal. The new bonds>
too,-were attractive though to a lesser extent.
" 1
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1
Gardner. IDEAL TOY
not
overemphasizing the much
short-term yields to the exclusion
issues. The
response for the bonds was a bit larger than expected and to that extent indicated
he did not succeed in convincing all the customers on what they should buy.
Most
customers, however, undeviatingly followed the tendered advice. In view of the new
certificates' price rise and of the amount exchanged, the1 Treasury's yield offer was
been tentatively expected to appear this week
They include: COMPUTER CONTROL
have been reconsidered for subsequent weeks.
ties &
>
$774,500,000
reported financing plans which have
SERVICE—$1.5 million debens.;
PUBLIC
MERR1MAC-ESSEX ELECTRIC CO—$20 million first
mortgage bonds;
NEW ENGLAND POWER CO.—$12 million
first mortgage bonds. Also,
includes 36 official declared postponed issues
totaling approximately
$97,157,000 listed in this Chronicle's May 10 Corporate Calendar.
y'*
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MAY
10, 1962.
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Volume 195
Number
6159 V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2255)
Net-proceeds tfrom'<tho'->sale
will
be
applied
toward a repayment
owns
86.75% of its outstanding
obtained for general corporate purposes,
including extensions, additions and improvements to telephone plant.
Construction expenditures were about $137,200,000 for 1961 and it. is
anticipated that such expenditures for 19o2 will, be about the same.
of
advances from
stock.,
Shch
—V.. 194,
A.T.
&
advances
T.,' which
inventory ($206,000),
000), for advertising
x
^vere
finance
for
six weeks'
a
supply of
raw materials
($350,equipment ($505,750)',":to
for ;• other working capital
outstanding bank loans and for re¬
($250,000),
receivable
accounts
purposes
.,($.140,000),; and to retire
National
The
corporation
statement
stock,
with
to
share.
be
OTC
be
The
issued
Clearing: Corp.—Common
of
the
offered
to,
sale
states
and
St.,
May
on
for
prospectus
only
Broad
67
•
SEC
held
7
New
(without
that
only
York,
covering
stock
members
good
company
the
1961
and
make
to
available
facilities
the
over-the-counter
to
have
present
The
time
NASD
the
of
of the
feasibility
of
by-the
on
securities
in
The
over-the-counter
needed
to
NASD
through
who
directors
are
the
of
'
J
Tbie
The
facilities-
within
operations
located- in
the
taken
to
voting
shares
share.
will
be
The
stock
net
to
The
of
the
are
axfd
{
prior
ing
capital.
the
the
be
carried
has
in
on
of 'New
'area
t
leased
advanced-
f
outstanding)
now
sale
said
for
to
at
NASD
advances,
will be
the
by
nature
which
similar
York,
the
make
such
of
New
of
successful
those
to
American
the
of
and
stock
to
clearing
other
some
presents certain
difficult
than in.
more
elect
avail
to
themselves
and
company
of
the
a
sufficient
channel
facilities
and
problems
of
the
f
case
design,
products, including both black and
receivers,
radios,
and
stereophonic high
use,' electronic products produced under prime
for
the
government;
and,
for
scientific
and
data
and
It
shares
April
on
(par
$1)
the
clearing operation, and selection
culties because
able,.
;
..
data
accurate
•••;•
is said
2521.'.-
-
r
" " %H;
"
,
over-the-counter
on
volume
is
not
April
on
to
r
standing
the
of
be
used
at
of
will
be
of
used
shares
v
pany
and
rata
against^ the
liable.
&
if
'
filed-a
"Reg.
A"
covering
Carl
Stolle
is
Board
&
John
Co..
H.
Inc.
Kirvin
and
is
Clearing
Find
clearing
(and
the
of
President
general
a
of
Chairman
Co., Inc. and past Chairman
and
the
from
partner
President
Board
(and
not?
G.
of
April
on
five
(par.
vitamins,
for
Reynolds
of
.
be
a..
associates
.
registration
,
tain
subordinated
tures
of
company
for
Park
60
the
SEC
debentures
subscription
Place,
May
on
due
by
Newark,
1987.
N.
J., filed
$5,800,000
covering
4
V
sold
were
for
It
is
proposed
stockholders
common
to
offer
the
at
.
rate
to
is
•
S.
for
and
A"
at
and
covering
deben-
-,
v
is engaged
company
specialties,
mainly
in
organic
the
manufacture
industrial
of
chemical
nature, fine chemicals, principally for
purposes,
and
urethane
foam
plastic
and
intermediates
therefor,, which it distributes throughout the United States and Canada.
The net proceeds from
the debenture sale will be used to retire, at
$4,000,000
par,
to
general
funds
expenditures
notes
and
for
expansion
and
other
'
afc^i$3,000,000).
and
The
proceeds
addition
to
from
certain
said
addition
$3,
without
under-
for
is
,
company <of 350 Fifth Ave., New York City
through
owned
subsidiaries—Carml-Ainsbrooke
Corp.
and
Brown
Corp.—engages in the manufacture and distribution of men's
is
intended
that
subsidiaries
under
after
will
Section
be
85
>
to
2
York,
New
covering
cent
1
filed
GIVING
,
x
.
>■.
be
to
sold
contained
Los
drawn—
Corp.—SEC
the
and
operations
is
engaged
under ithe
to
date, but
New York, to
name
pilot
a
.
.
,
EFFECT
conduct
of
as
of
stock
for
the
terms,
for
8.76%
own
investment
of
as
a
$22,650,
will
group
$25,500,
the public
and
51.66%
own
of
will
a
the
by
company
the
Pedro
and
St.,
May
4
Los
be
Railway
Railway
■
shares
offered
Angeles,
which
by
will
&
receive
Polonitza,
50
a
cent
Inc.,
per
share
Sunset
&
&
CO.,
213.
p.
to
and
"
'
■
'
Shares
51,500
:
V
20,000
15i000
'
10,000
Inc._„—A___——
3,500
..
&
Youngstown RR.—Earnings-
March
*
31—
operating
1962
revenue——
operating
expenses
195,
'1961
~
$1,585,590
$1,213,500
1,166,820
1,069,496
$418,770
$144,004
113,429
12,131
860.
p.
the
earnings
six
of
396,000
months
$2.76
"1962
the
for
,
period
and
1961.
For
of
31,
share
$2.73
1962
the corporation
operating revenue
on
$27,390,000
the
12
months
per
ended
share
due
Jr.,
than
was
the
not
those
almost
and
for expenses. The statement, also includes TO,000
outstanding
underlying a five-year option sold to the principal underwriter
the selling stockholders for $100, exercisable at the public
offering
price.
'
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-
offset
of
and
fiscal
1961."
During
the
1961-62
heating
a
short
period of extremely cold
temperatures. The increased billing
supplier as a result of the extremely cold
by
weather
heating
Blvd.,
the
31,
12
months
ended
March 31,
1961,
to
stockholders, J. N. Greene, Chairman,
and
R.
President, stated that "earnings for fiscal 1962 will
company's
■normal
for
March
on
operating
$41,666,000 respec¬
the
company experienced
followed by above normal
a
reported
of $27,-
respectively,
the
letter
a
March
common
with
company reported earnings of $2.40
of
$42,943,000 compared with $2 34
revenue
tively,
ended
per
compared
corresponding
-
public
commission
'
Inc.-
Corp._„__
Co., Inc.—
Co., Inc.—
revenue from
railway operations—
railway operating income
For
200,000 shares
9229
sell
Alabama Gas Corp.—Six Months' Net
Up Slightly—
,
100,000
Garat
under¬
the company hereby,
selling
stockholders.
r
shares, being outstanding stock,: by
thereof. The offering will be made at $5 per share
through
headed
by
Net
Net
—V.
lower
for
conditions
-,
39.58%
Angeles, 'filed
450,000 shs.
the
to
agreement, the following named
best eforts, all-or-nothing basis, to
Co.,
Quarter Ended
Puryear,
offered
&
Akron, Canton
>
covering
to
are
Wickett
195,
In
on
s.
First
in¬
own
subject
Bruce
.
$160,000.
stock, of which 100,000 shares
holders
of
private
other
Bruce
Rose ' &
Propp
(after
investment
and
*
Louis
officials
total
a
-Outstanding
$160,004
the ,25,000
Richard
„
V.
a
indebtedness,' the
which
Law.
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
on
*
used
of
the
certificate
underwriting
'
r,
the
common
•
offering,
75,000
shares
offered
by
the
The
shares of capital stock for which the
respective underwriters
as
Agent arc set forth opposite their names below:
Reuben
been'es-^
operations
PRESENT
Authorized
the
act
—V.
has
TO
''' '
;
-
.
season
which
through
below
9%
sales .during that period or
followed it. Th£ degree day
gas
the
March
31,
comparable
1962
10%
was
period
in
the
weather
demand
weather
deficiency
1961.—V.
than
warmer
below
for
normal
194,
A.
be
season
the
and
841.
p.
Vv
J
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
,
by
...
all
.
in the sale of
~"Mobile Cax-e."
unit
public
•,iiDrf"
agreed,
Richard
.
shares
Registration With¬
.
of
'
to
for
management
underwriters
■
,
public
shall
the
have
number
$10,500
Petroleum
in
all
a
"
.
the
company,
by
Stock Corporation
6%, mortgage note_
Capital
Stock—
exercisable; at
each,
of
the
York
-r
.
shares
80,000
like wal-rants
:
.
individuals,
sold
certain
of
stock
will
common
President.—V.
Occidental
New
"v
"
writers
Wantagh,
at
.■;
.
company
of 2925 South San
registration statement with the SEC
of
2662.
the
into
■
■
completion
;
the
Valu-Rack, Inc.—Cbmmon Registered—
bank
the
merged
of
CAPITALIZATION
,
Debt:,
'''
May
underlying
finder,'
County,
be
on
split),
sold,
an
sale
p.
Inc.
;\ron
The
indebtedness
$186,000,
facilities
boys'
filed
Common
company has outstanding
giving effect to a recent 1,100Goldberg, "President
and
Board
Chairman, Seymour Tankleff, Vice-President, Norman Tankleff, Secre¬
tary and Martin Tankleff, Treasurer, own 20.7%
each. If all the
stock
vestors
preferred
194,
sale
payment
' In
stock, the company has outstanding 1,135,093 shares
of common stock, of which management officials as a group own
92,868
shares.
Ralph Wechsler is Board Chairman
and George
G. Stier is
and
SEC
shares
been
Nassau
outstanding
acquisition of plants and property
expenditures. In
have
122,100 shares
,
for construction
capital
of
additional inventory.
.
organized under New York law. in June 1961 and
developed a specialized method for the transportation
will
bank notes, and the balance will be added
use$ to finance a portion of its 1962 capital
(estimated
used
were
for
4%%
of
v1:;'.
the
conduct-such
in
stock
stock
in
nutritional
cer¬
department
two
was
model
for-1
amendment.
for
underwear and
pajamas. Its products are sold
to
retail
stores; leading national retail chains, und mail order
throughout the United States, and to the United States
Army
Quartermaster and Post Exchanges. ■
' V
■'•"
.■
32,000
prospective franchises. The net proceeds from
for advertising and sales promotion, for a
purchase of 34 specially equipped buses, and
to
purchase ramps for vehicles, wheelchairs and related equipment
and for working capital.
r
75,000
estimated at
its production
.
Handicapped,
underwriter
handicapped
to
franchises
down
for each 20 shares held. White, Weld &
Co., 20 Broad St.,.
York, heads the list of underwriters. The interest rate, record
date, subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
and
company
wholly
and
selling commission and $11,000 for exepnses.
9,000 shares underlying , five-year war-
the
Sturtz,, the
the
debentures
The
with
3,000
demonstration
New
New
BUSINESS—The
Its
Century
includes
to.
and
have
to
aged
franchises
of
Stock Offered—On
Inc.,
company,
UNDERWRITERS—Under
the
Wantagh; Ave.,
share
also
company
said
of
Forgan
$100
2079.
per
sold
share,
per
The
;
cent
be
Richard
pro
convertible
of
for
statement
statement
grants
$2
.24
a
The
NASD),
such
the
,
registration
of
.'■■■-
stockholders...
and
stock,-to be offered for public sale at $2 per share. The of¬
fering will be made on a best efforts basis by-Weisel, Kleinman & Co.,
Inc., 600 Old Country Road, Garden City,; New York, which will re-.;
No
a
.
May 9,
York City, and
publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's
at -$8.75 per share. Of the
total, 25,000
(Net proceeds to the
of common
ceive
Nopco Chemical Co.—Proposed Debenture Rights Off'g
The
of
company
tablished
statement, with
,
offered
stock
comrpon
Registra-.
j
"Reg.
offered
.
The
Co.).
&
>•'•,.
.
.,'-Av ■ '■*
will, be used
America—SEC
filed
to
,
Saxton
of
Glore
A"'covering 50.000
through an underwriter
$3,
expansion.
Ainsbrooke Corp.—Capital
Richard Bruce & Co.,
shares
1962
30,
cents)
Registered—•
primarily
A.
Governors
of
Vice-Pesident
of
charged
and
members
"Reg.
a
at
8. E. Mailwell Dr., Milwaukie,
Ore., is engaged
through food stores of non-prescription drug
items,
aspirin, etc.
'
"
1962
40,000
f;
•
$10,0001
contributions
filed
offered
Yalem, President, said the borrowing was
anticipation of increased demand for consumer
loans and to provide for future
expansion.—V. 195, p. 1659.
avail-,
is
sufficient
not
1962
be
Charles H.
devices.
by all clearing members, and each'
immediately available to meet obligations
of that clearing member arising out of the
clearing operation. Losses
not covered by the contribution of the
clearing member-primarily liable,
..including losses, throughinsolvency
of
a
depository
or . larceny
or
embezzlement, are first payable from any earned surplus of the cornthe'Fund
to
2715.
p.
2500
distribution
as
It
corporation
common
Persons
contributions ■(minimum
contribution
of
Mc¬
made in
•
Therodyne Corp.-^"Reg. A". Filing— 4
desiring membership will be required
to submit applications containing revelant, financial and other
infor-^
mation. The company's by-laws provide for a
"Clearing Fund" made up
H.
.
$£,
'•
♦
Transportation
NASD.
30,
to
investors.
through Willard Co.; Ill Broad¬
Vr-v
v.; '
for equipment, expansion and
general cor¬
"■
:
are-to
30, -1962
offered
be
purposes.
The
indicated, except in the case of banks and other financial institutions, membership is expected to be confined to members in good
and
shares
Alfred
houses
^
As
and
Aetna Finance
;';V.. ' //
-.
<•
.
indebtedness
14,910,000
Co.—Notes Sold Privately—On
May 7,
1962, it was reported that $7,250,000 of this, firm's
20-year senior notes had been sold to seven institutional
"-On May 4;r" 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally - filed Oct; 27,1961' which covered 56,000 common shares
to have been offered t>ublicly at $5
per -share through Meadowbrook
Securities Inc.,'-Hempstead, N. Y.-^—V.
194, p. 1952.
diffi- £
to present
certain
.
,
in
193,
to
Chairman
also
writing.
.
..\o
V
'*'i<
number
are
actively traded day by day by
a
sufficient number of
Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment, officers salaries and
broker-dealers
to justify
their inclusion among the securities to be
working capital.
ivn
>
• ,,t.*
>.
cleared. It will therefore be necessary to select from the
many unlisted;'*'* ; 'Therodyne
of 239' Massachusetts 'VC;,, Cambridge, Mass., is engaged
issues those which appear to meet the volume
in
the deyelopment,
manufacture and marketing of. science teaching
requirements for in¬
clusion
Board
indus¬
systems.
including
Sonic Development Corp. of
tion Withdrawn—
;
<•;:
is
News of Business and Finance
development,
electronic
v
problem arises from the fact that of the thousands of
issues-traded in the over-the-counter market,, only a limited
the
.
provided <
transactions
another
seecurity
the
in
President—V.
at
outstanding
held.
Piggyback of 1200 Seaboard Dr., Hialeah, Fla,, is engaged in loading
and
unloading of trailers and autos from freight cars, and freight
consolidation and forwarding. ■
1 •
through the company so that'a charge on each transaction will be
enough to pay the expense of maintaining and operating the necessary
organization, the enterprise will be uneconomic. The prospectus states
that
engaged
Will
bidding.
w
.
services
volume
,
H.
competitive
to provide for con¬
treasury therefor. Such
$82,500,000 ($20,200,000 ex¬
addition
has
used
by
short-term bank borrowings iricurx-ed for
working
the financing of accounts receivable and
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out¬
Y."
Proceeds
porate
through the clearing members, participation in the "■
clearing operations to be carried on by the company i
voluntary. Therefore, unless a sufficient number of broker-%
the
by
shares
17
,,
In
company
at
be
the
offer
reduce
shares
N.
way,1
'•
transactions
dealers
to
The-company
stock
be
of
home
for
purposes,
common
over-the-counter
will
to
amount
5Piggyback Transport Co.—-"Reg. A" Filing—
acquire C
exchanges, (
market
operations
principally'
sale
Chairman.—V. 191, p.
$100
companies
stock
„
,
3D.
sale
will
estimated
are
the
public
sale
reimburse
named.
Zestamin
in
members
exchange clearing operations. Whereas the New York
and American Stock Exchanges
require substantially all stock exchange *
transactions
in
listed, -stocks to be
cleared
through the
Exchanges, ■'
clearing house facilities and exchange members who do not become r
members
of the-clearing
companies are generally required to effect?;
their
„
1962
March
corporation
be
such
standing 854,043 shares of capital stock; of which management of¬
ficials-as a grdup own about 6%. Robert S. Bell is President and"
Board
of
over-the-counter
is
and
inventories. ;In
r
to'pay salaries and other
operations", and to provide work- f,
indicates that although the operations of ,'
prospectus
proposed
principal
to
color' television
be used
capital
under-
or
is
of
the rate 'of $100 of debentures for each
•%
sub-contracts
will
'
City
York
It
1977.
100%
stock
or
Erwin
is
^Proceeds
Los Angeles, filed a
4 covering $5,023,800 of
May
on
due
at
to
stereophonic units, and manu¬
factures various
types of ply wood-doors" for the building trades in¬
dustry. Substantially all of the net proceeds from the debenture sale
transac¬
stock
NASD
commencement
The
company
owned
the
to
SEC
debentures
subscription
-
• -.y-.
.-■(
Jr.
common
Blvd.,
uses, computers, computer components
installs and services its TV. receivers and
furnishings, fixtures, equipment and supplies,
expenses
the
Olympic
the
Zestamin Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
'
Debenture
,r ■;
West
Dowell,
end
'f. "i:'
1
offered .for
3
group
the
'
.
C,orp.—Proposed
trial
urgently
NASD
company
from
reimburse
or
fact
and
fidelity units
?
volume
for
organizational
and
other
pre¬
purchased 100 limited participation
has.
proceeds
pay
for.
company
white
f
company,
over-the-counter
of
Manhattan
needed
it
in
and
will
company
community.
and
(all
The
used
the
conduct
lower
funds,
expenses,
per
of
feasible
now
orderly
the
financial
advance
liminary
are
the
at
manufacture
the
at
tfce
further states
prospectus
■
special
a
consisting
/ '
.
a
for
stock.
common
Kidder, Peabody &: Co^, Inc., 20 Exchange Place, New York, heads the
ovl1
5,1' )Ti^e
eS /a 7 rCCOr
a
underwriting
5
to be
fry amendment.
the
facilitate
subordinated
debentures
stockholders
and V
traded
company is said
establishing over-the-
House,-
persons
market
statement, with
convertible
such
r
12333
of
as
at
be
from
pended through
preferred stock,
months-.ended
deficit
J 4.'' J-
v
.
Electronics
corporation
registration
to
the
Clearing
nine
Rights Offering—"■'V
;
over-the-counter market in recent years has
Clearing Committee to believe that clearing operations for the
the
tions.
nine
corporation.
transactions
led
the
carried
of
the
,
V
f.
Packard-Bell
,
'•
and. the members of the Clearing Committee
mayjbe deemed
promoters
of
of
facilities
NASD,' banks
unlisted
Organization
Over-the-Counter
on
the
of
transactions in
market.
study
a
clearing
members
:
for
earned-surplus
:
;
an
$440,733.46.
of
loss
net
a
and
n.
for clearing
followed
counter
Committee
to
period
reflects
$238,128.30
',
of Securities Dealers, Inc.
(NASD), and no person
hold directly or indirectly more than 5%' of its
outstanding stock.
subscriptions for at .least. 50CU shares are obtained within 45
days of this offering the offering will be withdrawn and
any amounts
received from subscribers will be returned
to them. ""
'•*" 1
'
4'■,'
The company was organized under Delaware law in December
others,
said
of
may
Unless
establish,
1962
•
may
in
The ..prospectus
.
Jan„ 31,
"of
"per
standing of
National Association
82.16%
•
common
$1,000
at
the
of
in
of
59.57%
>
registration
a
shares
underwriting)
common
by,
Registered-—
filed
1,000
Orr,' President,' and William H;
and 10.49%, respectively, and management officials
to
proceeds
expenditures
has
outstanding
share), of which
Orr,' Vice-President, ;Own
J.-Herbert
stock,
net
struction "expenditures
">
•
,
.
....
.
250,000
t
The
and
and development.-"
'
addition-to xjertairt indebtedness,
the company
shares of common stock (acquired at $4 per
•In
common
for capital
($300,000)
search
,-,
1057.'',.
p.
I
First Quarter Ended March 31—
1962
•
.'1961
.
v
The
On May 3,
1962 the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed March 30, which covered $4,674,100 of 6%• subordinated
convertible
debentures
by
stockholders
V.
195,
due
$100
at
1977
each
have
to
through
offered
been
Allen
&
Co.,
for
New
aids,
subscription
York City.—
The
(J.
Herbert)
Orr Inc.—Common
sale
public sale
(without underwriting)
at $10.50
per
share.
Any dealers whom the company may employ to sell shares will receive
up to
a
10% commission on such sale.
tive
the
SEC
offered
The
on
company
an
manufacture
and
company
the
stock
Division
distribution
of
Alabama
which
law
cartridge
tape
March
to
proposes
in
engage
recorders
1961.
in
and
It
the
pro¬
it also operates a subsidiary, Champ Trouser Co.,
in the manufacture of men's and boys' dress trousers.
has had
sale,
under
earnings
no
$773,000
will
be
to
date.
applied
Of
to
the
net
Champ
Service,
Inc.)
merchandising
is
engaged
health
of
in
and
the
Railway operating
Railway operating
..
beauty
things,
designed
of
Net
Net
designing
and
furnishing, without
racks^
metal
displays
and
metal
limited extent, pegboards and corrugated
*
proceeds
Trouser
from
Co.
of
of
an
officer
of
the
The
company.
prospectus
states
that
in
May
First
to
addition
certain
certain
accounts
($100,000)
920,250
loans
receivable
and
($205,000),
($250,000)
advance
for
and
commissions
other
to
($170,000), to finance
working capital purposes
the company has outstanding
471,300
shares
of
common
stock
(after
giving effect to a recent
8,677.8-for-l stock split and said acquisitions), of which Herman
Rosen,
President, and Mark Segel, Secretary, own 191,080 shares each.
They
propose to sell 50,000 shares each. Book value of stock now outstand¬
ing
is
$2.44
per
share.
-
.
-
-
salesmen.
In
will be applied to the OrrTronics Divisioh for
THE COMMERCIAL
a
addition,
finished
$1,-
goods.
The
company
tration
of 700 East Franklin
statement
with
the
SEC
on
St.,
May
Richmond,
4 covering
Va1;
.filed
650,000
a,
regis¬
shares
of'
RR.
$675,752
414,415
■
from
revenue
railway
195,
H'
Albee
p.
3,546,278
:
$16,100
*479,735
Co.—Earnings—
1962
expenses—_•_
railway operations
operating income
'
1961
$652,059
447,578
"i*
*
—
$204,481
36,107
4,778
860.
'
'
■
.
Inc.—Debentures—Common Offered—
May 11, 1962 G. H. Walker & Co., Inc., New York
City, as manager of an underwriting group, announced
the public offering of $51,000,000 of 5% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures diiie 1982, at 100% plus accrued
interest, and 150,000 common shares at $21 per share,
On
AND
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 and President;
Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every
Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1962
by William B. Dana Company.
Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the 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.
NOTE:
,
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
■
$261,337
A
Homes,
William
Street,
of
Northern
31—
operating
—V.
'•
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Common Registered—
March
^
indebtedness,
advertising
for
9,569
revenue
Net
,
retire
Quarter Ended
$377,326
860.
operating
Net
to
p.
Railway
subsidiaries.
In
railway operations—
operating income.
195,
$3,562,378
3,499,114
Railway
,
$3,876,440
expenses—
Alabama, Tennessee &
net proceeds from the company's
stock, $405,000 will be used to reduce bank loans
working capital, and $10,000 to repay a loan from a rela¬
additional
for
railway
J_
revenue—.^..;
from
revenue
Deficit.—V.
wooden
%the company will issue 210,936 common shares in exchange, for the
T■■•1 outstanding stock of three affiliated companies and operate them as"
and
is engaged
The
organized
OrrTronics
therefor,
grams
was
custom
incurred
for
operates
which
May
retail
display stands and, to a more
displays. Of the $415,000 estimated
Registered—
Opelika, Ala., filed a registration statement with
1 covering 285,000 shares of common stock, to be
of
company
Valu-Rack
and
other
among
charge,
The
distribution
housewares,
kitchenwares, wearing apparel and other goods.
company's service merchandising, sometimes called "rack jobbing,"
consists,
2079.
p.
(formerly
company
wholesale
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
j
'
The
4
at
shares
common
a
V7V
prior to July 1, 1965.
the
to
Other
,
from the sale of the common shares, will
as the shares are already outstanding- and
the account of selling stockholders.
•»
. A-T-
the
REDEEMABLE—The
-
option of the company at
to 100% ; and for the sinking
(
the
REVENUES—For
the
basis,
solidated
months ended Dec." 31, 1961, on a con¬
and its.'subsidiaries had net sales of
six
company
$9,624,955 and net income of $1,117,839,
share outstanding. -
equal to 67 cents per common
capitalization
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
ad¬
the company,
of
give effect to the current sale of the 1982 debentures, con¬
common shares; $2,500,000 of senior subordinated
guaranteed notes due 1973: $4,202,664 of notes payable to banks; and
$5,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures due 1982.
to
justed
sists
1,671,076
of
the terms and subject to the conditions
underwriting
agreement the underwriters named
severally agreed to purchase from the company the prin¬
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
the
in
below
have
cipal
amount
number
of
shares
shareholders
selling
and from the
foith below
debentures
of
common
the
respective
their
opposite
set
Debentures
&
Barney
&
Brown
Drcxel
&
<te
McDonnell
&
Prescott
Allyn
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Baker, Weeks & Co.
Barth
J.
Ellis
Becker &
G.
Blair
&
Boettcher
John
Loewi
&
E.
Dooly &
Hanrahan
&
Towbin
Co
Co.,
;
—*_i
Inc.:
Inc.
Reynolds
4,300
Rodman
3,600
Estabrook
120,000
3,600
Clement
Singer,
4,300
——
3,800
3,600
3,600
'i
Robert
Garrett
3,600
2,600
!0"
i
through
operation of the sinking fund, $685,000 of its 47/8%
debentures due
June 15, 1985 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
at The Chase Manhattan Bank,
80
Pine St., New York 15, N. Y.
—V. 194, p. 2329.
% %%/,/'/
corporation has called for redemption on June 15, 1962,
10,600
E.
Hutton
F.
&
Illinois
The
—V.
195,
Stroud
&
p.
.
Inc
2,600
—
-.vi
1,300
be
Alison Ayres,
Inc.—Common Offered—On May 10,1962,
York City, announced the
offering of 100,000 shares d>f this firm's common stock
at $5 per share.
"■
■
American Metal
(;The
similar
initial
.The underwriter has reserved 10,000 shares for
public offering price to employes, busi¬
associates of the company and others.
allotment at the
ness
be
to
debt,
available for general corporate purposes, including retirement of
additional sales personnel, advertising and additional equipment.
BUSINESS—The
duces
sells
and
sold at
misses'
of
York
New
casual
dresses
City,
pro¬
which
are
throughout the country by leading department stores and
shops.
REVENUES—For the
with
the
eight months ended March 31, 1962, sales were
equal to 31 cents per share, com¬
and net income of $65,384 or 16 cents
sales
$1,608,422
corresponding period
last year.—V.
195,
1201.
p.
$539,364,
&
on
located
Hardware
Corp.—Notes
Sold
Privately—
May 10, Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc., New York City,
that it negotiated the private placement of
$10,000,000 of promissory notes aue Sept. 1, 1979, of the
corporation with the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States, New York, N. Y.
Net proceeds from the sale of the notes will be used
to retire bank loans and increase working capital.
announced
net
increased
50%
to
1962
months
1961.
of
$521,000
from
quarter of
of
income
the
equal
$347,000
corporation
Net
50
cents
a
share
earnings in 1961 were ,$56,049
1,415,307 shares outstanding.
33
to
company,
Hardware
American
of
New
Britain,
is
Conn.,
one
of
the
largest
producers of locks and builders' hardware in the United States.
Its
principal product is a substantially complete line of builders' hardware
for residential, commercial and Institutional use, including locks, door
closers,
exit fixtures,
miscellaneous
sash
harware, and other types
of door and window fittings.
American Hardware's basic trade names
insurance
life
of
pany
in
States
the
American
"Russwin,"
Hospital
"Kwikset,"
Supply
"Safe."—V.
and
195,
p.
1550.
Corp.—Common Offered—
On
May 10, 1962, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
and Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., New York City, jointly
headed a group which offered 400,000 shares of
this
firm's common stock at $24.75 per share. The offering
was
oversubscribed.
PROCEEDS—Of
invested
in
remainder
the
be
BUSINESS—The
used
proceeds
to
to
approximately
subsidiaries
retire
for
short-term
$2,200,000
capital
bank
of
195,
EFFECT
($2
par)_
contained
In
the
the
underwritinug
operation of
stallations,
hospitals,
will
improvements;
be
the
of
reported
$1,482,000,
outstanding.
equipment
and
laboratories,
furnishings
doctors'
offices
and
for
the
similar
in¬
the
three
consolidated
equal to 18
In
the
months
net
sales
cents
per
ended
of
March
31,
$34,116,000
share
on
1962,
and
8,404,402
net
the
com¬
earnings
shares
then
corresponding months-of 1961, sales were $27,870,000 and net earnings $1,125,000, or 13 cents per shase on 8,366,302
ftoemet.
will
terms
1,
t.'
regular
Inc.
95,000
conditions
the
Wulbern,
mixes,
Hayden,
10,000
Hanrahan
&
Nugent &
Igoe
Cruttenden,
&
Sons
Podesta
&
Miller
Beil
10,000
&
Co.
10,000
&
Hill,
1992.—V.
course
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.—
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
G.
&
while
3,000
&
Inc
&
3,000
Co.—
3,000
Co
&
3,000
Renshaw
with,
are
Co., Inc.
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Clayton
Lowell
Securities
American
than
The
company
has
developmental
Hoit
McDonald,
stock
(no
stock
Common
195,
The
&
Supplementing
Washington and
Telegraph
Co.
($1
Los
Angeles,
EFFECT
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.:
•
2,500,000 shs.
498,068 shs.
1,701,411 shs.
Renting Corp.—Annual Report28—
Feb.
taxes-
$838,327
95,880
$254,400
76,010
income
for
*50,495
of
260,000
*50,495
*$0.19
$0.29
share
common
basis
1961
1962
-
.__
provision
shares
outstanding
Feb.
28,
1962.
v
2547.
from
—
New
proceeds from the sale of the. debentures will be
repay
indebtedness of a company subsidiary, Arlan's Dept.
Equipment Corp., and the balance will be added to working capi¬
to
to
finance
None
to
3,000
Air-
throughout
to
extend
the
entire
May 1, 1962, and the common stock at $30
PROCEEDS—Net
used
tal
Co.—
Chicago,
facilities
Detroit,
will
Pittsburgh,
provide
Inc.—Debentures—Common Of¬
blanket
Stores,
share.
the
current
and
future
the proceeds from
of
company
the stock
as
expansion.
the sale of the common shares will accrue
is being sold for certain shareholders.
DEBENTURE CONVERSION FEATURES—The debentures are convert¬
into
events.
ranging
new
Ave,,
Slauson
—
per
;
stock
common
price
of
$40
at
time prior to
share, subject o
any
per
maturity
at
adjustment
an
in
initial
certain
The debentures will be redeemable at optional redemption prices
from 104Va7o to par, and for the sinking fund,
1972, at par, plus accrued interest in each case.
beginning on
■
225 W. 34th St.„ New York City, and
its subsidiaries are engaged in selling popular-priced merchandise at
retail through 18 self-service discount stores in eight states. In addi¬
tion, 10 new discount stores are currently under construction and are
BUSINESS—The
expected
subsidiaries
its
of
„
company
of
to be in operation by the end of
REVENUES—In
York,.the
West
-
before
% On
p.
terest
A
New
1900
11, 1962 Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co., New York City, and associates announced the
offering of $3,000,000 of 4J/2% convertible subordinated
debentures, due May 1, 1982, and 250,000 shares of com¬
mon stock of Arlan's Dept. Stores.
The debentures were priced at 100% and accrued in¬
May 1,
at
%
Stock Offered—Via May
revenues—
Loss.
194,
3,000
3,000
for construction of five new grdund antenna sta¬
N^Y.; Beckley, W. Va.; Dayton, O.; Vincennes, Ind.,
stations
-
'/•//■:./.■
■
_x__„_______
par)
Ended
Year
income
3,000
that it is building facilities
Air-Ground
existing
been ap¬
sinking
-v
2025.
p.
Operating
Co.
project calSs
tions—at Elmira,
Boston.
of
GIVING
par)
Arista Truck
Fiscal
Co.—
Securities
Evans
Phelps Co.
The R. F.
Griggs
telephone service
northeast quadrant of the United States.
and
has
Authorized
3,000
Service—
announced
City,
corporation's 4%%
2149.
subsidiaries operate approximately 50 plants
products, serving the public in Washington,
Arizona, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, and Hawaii.
CAPITALIZATION
Preferred
ible
&
York
New
the
p.
100
California,
Oregon,
Store
The
Telephone
195,
its
and
company
more
3,000
3,000
Corp.
195, p. 3.
Ground Telephone
65,869
the foregoing activities.
incidental to,
or
with
per
8,000
5,000
—
$235,459
69,016
engaged in the sale of groceries, meats, market merchandise and other
related products at wholesale and retail.
Company and Its subsidiaries
also engage in such other activities as may be necessary in connection
3,000
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
5,000
Inc.
—V.
Lee,
Lewis
Kistler
Rodman
Turner,
&
$262,023
and salad dressings at wholesale and retail.
items are processed or manufactured by company,
purchased for resale.
Subsidiaries of company are
these
others
Arlan's Dept.
3,000
:
Co., Inc.
&
5,000
Co.
Guerin
Inc
8,000
McCourtney-Breckenridge
1,525,597
fered—On May
5,000
5,000
Edwards & Sons
I. M. Simon & Co
$1,761,056
5,000
3,000
&
McDaniel
10,000
1961'
-
1,503,287
of business.
company
5,000
Inc.—
Grimm
Powell,
Co.
:1962
$1,825,310
ui._.
Hanover Trust Co.,
paying agent for
due
5,000
Co
Co.,
Hough,
Mason
A.
&
Darlington
Scherck, Richter Co._
10,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc. 10,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell 10,000
&
Gardner
&
Miller
Fusz-Schmelzle &
Baumgartner, Downing
will be undertaken
, . .
:
-
5,000
Reinholdt
13,500
Brown
plant,
mayonnaise,
eggs,
of
Many
V.
—
23,500
Lemon
Alex.
Kette
engaged in the business of selling dairy and related food products,
including milk, butter milk, cream, butter, cottage cheese and other
cheese items, ice cream, ice milk, sherbet,
ice cream and ice cream
Shares
Carrison,
Pierce,
Noyes & Co._
Co.„
Kette.
existing Siemag
is
JNet
Hemphill,
&
the
over
and
BUSINESS—The
501,400 shs.
to
subject
and
agreement the underwriters named
purchase from the company the fol¬
95,000
Amsted-Siemag
of
take
1961,
Ardeji Farms Co.—Preferred
conversion
required
director
income—
—
the Weiss Interest. Mr.
engineering of Diamond
1, 1962 offering circular, the company offered publicly,
underwriting, 5,660 shares of its $3 dividend
preferred stock at $53 per share.- Net proceeds will be
used to liquidate trade accounts payable, accruing in
'*
Allyn & Co
Goodbody & Co.
Joseph' B. Lanterman,
of Siemag Kette.
of directors,
three to
without
Net
its
REVENUES—For
pany
trustee
have severally agreed to
lowing respective common shares:
C.
board
man
RR.—Earnings-
debentures
income
A.
owner
five
a
861.
p.
Net
below
by
Weiss,
Bernhard
V>
Outstanding
2,500,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—Under
?
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
atock
Common
.
Appalachian Power Co.—Appointment—
—V.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
company,
supplies,
March
on
loans.
of 1740 Ridge Ave.,
Evanston.
111., or¬
ganized in 1922, and its subsidiaries are leading distributors and manu¬
facturers
com¬
1962.
Eppler,
net
advanced
or
will
The
Oklahoma.
and
insurance, In Florida only,
writing life
commenced
Florida
of
to
1962
/
Quarter Ended March 31—
The
Florida corporation,
incorporated
on July
5, 1961, and organized on July 17, 1961.
The principal office
is located in. the American Building,
Orlando, Fla.
By its Charter,
the company is authorized to write all kinds of life and disability in¬
surance,
but, at this time, is licensed to engage only in the business
Westheimer
"Corbin,"
Of¬
a
Johnston,
1962.
include
Co.—Common
Insurance
is
a
Shares
or
which reported record sales of $85,510,000 for 1961,
said its continued high level of incoming orders
and unfilled order
backlog Indicate Improved earnings and sales volume for the remainder
of
on
proceeds, estimated at $1,965,030, were added to
capital and surplus to be used to expand
712,000 for the year-ago quarter.
The
quarter
the company's
company
the
at Betzdorf
(Siegr; ihidway between
Dusseldorf.
The
plant covers 73,000 square feet and
24-acre site. Approximately 325 people are
currently
Manufacturers
net
body & Co., 500 First Ave., N., St. Petersburg, Fla., and
C. Allyn & Co., Chicago, offered publicly, 400,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $5.50 per share.
The stock was not offered for sale in New York State. '
subsidiaries
for the first
cents a share in the first three
$19,071,000 compared with $19,-
to
amounted
Sales
Its
and
with
April 12, 1962 prospectus, Good-
an
in
741.
p.
.//Net irevenue from railway operations_____—
Net railway operating
income
__x——,_x_
the business.
On
Consolidated
sales of $15(138,810
A.
BUSINESS—The
American
to
2, .1962,
May
on
operating revenue
J
x_
Railway operating expenses—1
the
fered—Pursuant
19.5,
has
Railway
^K: '.
Co.~|Sa^s.
months
Life
stock
common
1961.—V.
last
invest¬
amounting
Inc.—Acquisition—
November,
Arbor
Ann
First
—
194, p. 737.
Pioneer
Viscose
in
include
•
period
same
company's
Co.
Construction of an addition to the plant
year.—V. 195, p. 517.
pointed
share
common
per
Chemical
share
per
the
employed.
Inc.— 10,600
10,600
Co.,
& Co
to 38
cents per
common
share;
this
sales over the $12,937,231 shown for the
equal
1961.: First
of
cents
.
increase in
17%
American
and net income $124,346,
$2,910,058
In
Broadway,
1400
line
retail
specialty
pared
of
company
diversified
a
a
period
four
or
—V.
to working capital
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from this sale will be added
of
cents
1,300
Weld
1
reported .three
company
earnings
represents
/
,
76
or
quarter
(Sieg),
have
company
is
1,300
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.-
products
million
$3.6
from
Monsanto
of
share
and
will
and
fund
J. R. Williston & Beane, New
of
first
dividends
American
per
company
managing
new
Frankfurt
—V.
———_
White,
r|
" :
"
Company, an Indianapolis-based subsidiary of Amsted Industries,
in
1,300
Securi-
Yeatman%'Mftstep
Inc.—
Taylor,
Rogers & Tracy,
Dean Witter
;.
the
by Am,sted and two representing
Sundberg, Vice-President in charge of
The
1,300
Co.,
3,800
,
!!',/
,
Meyer-
-
Suplee,
4,300
2028,
of
President,
completed
1,000
Co.,
%
1920..-
named
O.
this
Corp._-_--J_,i_vi_x_x^T0,600
3,800
Inc.—
2,600
&
Co._
Co., Inc
Co.,
3,800
Co._,_—r
& Co._——__
W. E. Hutton
2,600
—
Inc.
Weeks
&
will
1,300
3,800
r
ties
stock
Betzdorf
company
Chain
3,800
Meyer
Stone'
Hornblower
C.
—
Eubanks
&
&
10,600
Goldman, Sachs & Co._— 10,600
Goodbody & Co.——_——
2,600
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._t?3i'4,300
Hickey & Co
1,000
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.2,600
Forgan & Co.—_
Glore,
3
>
Stix
1,300
Sons—
&
be
1,000
Inc.—
-
,
p.
earnings
for
include
announced
was
The
Co
—
son
1,000
2,600
•
Fox
Stewart
be¬
Yonkers
in
purchased a 60%
interest In Siemag
West Germany, for .the purpose of
producing
roller chains, sprockets and
related products. The new
name
of the company
will be Amsted-Siemag Kette GmbH.
v:/
1,300
Co
Frank,
the
call
telephone
of
1962—nearly
39 cents per share earned in the correspond¬
or
also
cents
Chicago
Amsted's
Co.—_—1
&
17
GmbH,
4,300
—
&
net
stock
Amsted Industries
This
This
& Scribner_
Staats & Co._
R.
Stephens,
1,300
G.
share
1,300
Deane
Stern,
Co.,
Furmari' Co.,
Alester
-
William
&
Evans
per
earnings
and
2,600
Inc
Richter
Scherck,
1,300
Co
&
cents
3,800
Shuman,* Agnew
Corp._
Securities
A.
capital
Co.,
Inc
Schwabacher
is
three-jninute
1961. The net earnings of 76 cents
operations versus 22 cents in the
the
&
Renshaw
1,000
——
of
from
in
10,600
Co.,
&
&
Co.,
&
Russ
&
Turner,
——^
&
—
3,600
Corp.—Partial Redemp'n
Alberta Municipal Financing
4,300
Stokes
reported
$1.8 million
period
cents
Kette
Gardner
&
1,300
1309.
p.
Morris,
Elworthy & Co
Eppler, Guerin
3,600
120,000
85,000
85,000
Co
________
Inc.
Co
&
4,500
:
195,
Drexel
120,000
—
2,600
Dominick & Dominick,
Elkins,
Reinholdt
Inc._
Co.,
ajid
-plane
parties are in the same
San Francisco phone costs
a
195,
the
,
of.the plane "and
both
plane and
same
minutes.—V.
common
Net
X—x
&
of
year.
2,600
——x—x—
—
&
corporation
share
ing
1,000
Jackson
Pierce
Inc.
1,300
The
.
per
58
& Hopwood
Jaffray
Rauscher,
Pan-,
&
—
Dickson
S.
R.
Piper,
the
three
'}'(
company
where
area
location
as
he
customers
.
4,300
—
Paine,
the
on
$1.50,
of
2,600
Co.—.—
Co
Webber,
Curtis;
1,000
Co.,
coast
Equitable
*
—
Co
Unterberg,
E.
Oscar
Robertson
120,000
120,000
:—
The Ohio
Townsend,
& Bodine——i_
between
first
ment
Co
&
&
call
price
2,600
Co.—.
&
Wells
Cook
depend
number
American Viscose Corp.—Net Almost Doubles—
18
Moseley
S.
service
minimum
the
period
Mullaney,
Newhard,
the
A
2,600
F.
in
zone.
2,000
2,600
dialing,the telephone
by
operator
the
Leonard & Lynch—
1,300
the
for
for
the
nationwide network.
costs
Inc.——
ton,
1,300
&
150,000
120,000
Inc..—
Co.,
&
Putnam
7,500
•
Moore,
the
party that is calling or being called. . A
an
airplane over New. York City, and a
$4
her
gives
connection. .Air-borne
flying.'/V
2,600
Mitchum, Jones & Templc-
2,600
Dewar,
10,600
—
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
The Milwaukee Co.———
&
—__
&
Inc
made
are
customer
the
telephone in
"aviation"
the
be
double the
Pierce, Fen-
1,300
1,000
—
Podesta
1,300
Smith,
&
ner
makes
any
tween
1,000
1,300
:_
Co
Merrill Lynch,
other
1,300
_
Co.—_—
&
&
for
to
,
special
a
2,600
—
Co.—
1,300
4,300
Co.——_
&
Co.-
&
McCormick
2,600
Inc.—
Masten
E.
1,300
10,600
Co.x——
&
Mason-Hagan,'
2,600
1,300
Co.—j
&
Ryons
Loewi, & Co., Inc
Irving Lundborg &
10,600
Sherrerd
Collins
Julien
4,500
Pancoast
A.
Co.—
Clarke
W.
4,500
Sons
&
—
Collings & Co., Inc.—
150,000
&
&
4,00©
Inc.—
Co.——/
&
120,000
Robertson
Garret
Co.,
Howe & Co.—„.
Dodge & Co,, Inc.—
4,500
Simmons
Lester,
1,000
Legg & Co—
Brothers
Lehman
Chapman,
Clark,
4,500
—
2,600
2,600
4,300
1,300
3,800
& Simmons——
&
150,000
150,000
Inc
—J—
Blyth & Co., Inc.—x—
Butcher
150,000
Leith——
&
Burgess
Blair
William
Blunt Ellis
C. C.
10,600
C.
asking
known
Co.,
Inc.—
Leavens,
A.
she
Ground-to-air calls
•
to
opeartor,. the
and
talk' with
to
a customer, presses a push-to-talk
This sends a signal to the nearest
"aviation" switchboard operator!.1
telephone.
thence
the
call
to
Rates
Inc.
James
Co.—
&
Inc.—
Co.,
.
.
&
Eichler
&
Peabody
Kidder,
John
Co*—
&
Bateman,
'
air-borne
and
reaching
able
aJr-,to-ground call,
an
his
on
station
wishes
Corp.
1,300
Inc.
1,300
making
Upon
are
Space
Lane,
*
are
button
base
—1,300
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—^
3,800
V
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
% In
';('v
1,300
RnoinA
T.ann
The 'Johnson,
3,800
2,600
' 3,800
,
Inc.
'
streth
' TAVinchti
rrhn
»
*
Dempsey-Tegeler
7,500
OftA
1
o-
Co.—__1__i—4,300 *
&
Crouter
7,500
C%—l_— J4.300
1,300
&
r
Bache
——;
—
Co
Robert
The
C.
A.
DeHaven
7,500
,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—''
Miller
7,500
44,650
Co.———^
&
-
:
a
makes possible telephone conversations between airplane
and ground telephones. At present, '-only some corporate
equipped to use it. The Bell System- expects, however, that
the service would be popular with both commercial and. 'private'-air¬
craft if it is provided throughout".the-* country, uv ' '
Shares
E. :W..;. .
Janney, Battles &
,
Clark, Inc.—
-r-iJennings, Mandel & Long-.,
Dillon, Union Se-
ciirities
r
•
on
Service
planes
-I"%'• \I.V
avShares'*--/
Smith, Barney <te Co., Inc%' 44,650
Co
Co.,
&
Dewar,
-V.
Eastman
below:'
respective'names
and north-of- the Virginias
-
passengers
have
below
'named
underwriters
Commission
The
.
8,803,802 shs.
*20,000,000 shs./
par)-—__x_.x_x_
their
v
Inc
Co.,
Reid
opposite
Cruttenden,
% 7,500
250,000
250,000
Corp
Merle-Smith
&
Fulton,
Blunt
250,000
Co
&
Courts
C.
forth
set
9,000
250,000
stock1 (no
^
k
severally
agreed, on the terms and, conditions set iorth in the purchase agree¬
ment between the company and the underwriters,'to purchase severally
from the company the ^respective number of shares of common stock
250,000
250,000
Whipple &
Bacon,
11,500
Curtis
Jo—
&
Hutton
E.
380,000
300,000
—
——~—
Securities
& Co
Goodbody
31,600
Sons—___
Co.—.,
Equitable
Dick
Co., Inc
Jackson &
Webber,
Paine,
Alex.
$1,060,000
Inc
&
Smith,
W.
Co.,
Walker
H.
G.
Shares
%
956,122
"
-
by the, Federal Communica¬
developmental-basis'for. collecting, additional
operating data.-Still pending before the FCC is a.request by A T & T
to provide the service on a regular basis nationally* /
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Courts
names:
819,024
,
v.,'.-',
••
.
construction has been approved
new
tions
'
'
'
A.
*
*
;
-
Monday, May 14, 1962 v
.
east of the Mississippi
coverage
early summer..
by
i' .' $3,460,000 ■
.
Common
debentures will be redeemable
redemption prices, ranging from
105%
fund in each year from 1967 to
1981, inclusive, at 100%, plus accrued interest in each .case.
-BUSINESS—The
company
of 931
Summit St., Niles, Ohio;' sells
material
packages used in the construction of a home on property
owned by the purchaser of the materials. :The lumber and other ma¬
terials supplied by Albee are purchased in large quantities, and then
precut and packaged or bundled at the home plant of the company.
The principal material package sold by Albee consists of pre-cut, preengineered building materials for the construction of a complete
"shell" home..:.
•;/.., ;,/%/%/;%,■ v. ■%.
DEBENTURES
at
.
Notes
company,
being sold -for
are
due, in installments
to
:
\
1974—___—_x_xL%—_xY
$4,000,000
company notes—7 976,024
of " subsldiaries_i_2i_w—T_l--'
" 1,066,109
Capital Stock:
proceeds
the
of
■None
accrue
Air-Ground
"J Oustanding
.
The
Dec. '.1,
''--r
proceeds from the sale of the debentures Will be
company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Approved Bancredit
Corp., to finance a greater portion of future credit sales originating
in the sales outlets, of the company.'
,/
• V '
the
by
Authorized
f
5V*% '• note
PROCEEDS—Net
used
Debt:-"•
Long-Term
FINANCING »
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION
v;
debentures::are convertible into
conversion price of $25 pet share
The
Homes.
Albee
of
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2256)
$1,649,917,
the
had
equal
fiscal
year
ended
consolidated sales
to
$1.65
per
of
the year.
Jan.
27,
1962,
$60,274,070 and
common
share.
For
Arlan's
net
the
arid
earnings
previous
(2257)
'
fiscal
12
consolidated
months,
'
'
1
—
•
•
a
common
Authorized
.
1/"
4Va'%'
•' "< " . >"
Vtlue May! I; i982_//:_^_—//_—/ $3,000,000 '
'Common
stock
($1
par)---—1J.—' 1,509,000 shs.
agreed
purchase
,to-
the company the
selling stockholders,
from,
-
>, debentures and.'from' the
stock
of: shares' of. common
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
/
net
forth
set
below
agreements: and subject to certain conditions
Railway
'
Railway
/-.*
;
First
H
"
Net
195,
4V»%;
dueT979_
C,
5Vi%,
due
Series
D,
5%,
Series
533,254
E,
5%%,
1983____
due 1985____
respective amounts' of
the respective numbers,
Barr
Corp.
U
on May 9, ;1962
Co,", Jnc.,: and Rittmaster, Voisin &
Capital Stock:
.Preferred
Prei.
Co.,' New York City, as /joint managers of an under¬
writing group,-announced the initial public sale of this
firm's common, stock through the offering of 150,000
The com-
646,496
.
$7,800 annually
54,600
,
Short-Term
Corftriion. Offered
—
Kletz &
G.
Michael
•
underwriting
stated therein.
1982
due
Serial Notes, 5%, due
Debt*
/ "
962.
p.
$1,700,000
396,000
.683.000
631.000
■
B,
Notes- payable™^.-
—V,
Outstanding
$2,000,000
459,000
750,000
650,000
78,000
1,250,000
Bonds—
Mortgage
Series
$883,525
income///-*,..,—..' -314,124
'/
*
4
'
r':
'
operating
railway
Authorized
Series
severally
have
to
Railway Operations-:—r,—* $608,188
Net revenue from
/
$3,000,000v V.'
1,000,000 shs.
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
Long-Term. Debt:
1962
* .
1961
operating revenue———:
$3,883,134 $4,373,653
operating expenses/——_/—3,274,946 ' 3,490,128
Quarter Ended March 31-rr-
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
'
$411,439 :
below
pursuant
RR.—Earnings—
Bangor & Aroostook
First
Outstanding
'
indebtedness ;--i—
'/——convertible
subordinated
debs,, -•
Sundry
and
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING '
; (CAPITALIZATION GIVING
-
to $10,177,212
share,
sal'feSs. amounted
or 99 cents
earnings were $935,060,
5
stock
Common
;
,
$100 i
$100) \
-cunv., (par
$10)_—._
(par
4,892 shs.
4,600 shs.
1,320 shs.
,
164,593 shs.
-
have
below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—ThC
-
..
6,435 shs.
T 5,000 shs!
vj -1,500 shs:
* 164,593 shs.
(par. $100)
cum.
57b%'cumr (par
stock,-6%-.
Preferred
/ pan/ is not-obligated! to*' sen" X','jU/ f /v/Y.-/.es« all are purchased,
/by the underwriters thereof, and the selling stockholders are not obli- gated' to sell- any shares of common stock unless all are purchased
/
•_/ • / ; "
>
/by; the; underwriters thereof. •/'
C*/'-'';'
•'
/ » ' '"• shares at $4 per share/;//;/ /
...PROCEEDS—Net proceeds will be used for purchase of additional
i;,/'/. VV- I'- V
/.-/ ""*' "V .?Debentures'
Shares
equipment and facilities in connection with 'the company's^ expansion
/k/. Eastman "Dillon,"Union Secuiltics'&;Go.i_;$i,075',009 - '1)4,000
5,000
'program; for expenses in connection with a proposed'move" to a flew
A." C. Allyn' & Co".—
1,700
plant; and research--and development". The balance of the proceeds
Arthurs, Lestrange &. Co:/—
will be applied
to working -capital, which will be used primarily for
Bache & Co._
i
———;
1,700
purchase of additional inventory required for the company's expansion
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Inc.——_____
3,800 -.
program.•
/■'•■•'///' -:'
' ••''
"
■ .'.//
Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.—____*
:
»
j.. ..
-* ■
3,800
Blair
Co., Irrc._,
BUSINESS—The company, of 127-09 91st Ave., Richmond Hill, N. Y„
3,809
Boetcher Ac Co
is
engaged in the. manufacture of electronically quilted vinyl plastic
:3,800
Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Iiic:_„^_/i,.X_' *,
sheeting and laminated, vinyl plastic sheeting. Barr Corp. makes its
1,700
Erhnberg Ac Co./—
plastic sheetings in a r variety of gauges, sizes and patterns, for use in
'1,700
John
W.
Clarke "Ac
Co,////—///
such diverse items as automobile seat covers; marine upholstery and
3,800
Dcmpsejr-Tegeler Ac Co., Inc,/__'/:/—/*
panelling, toys andtoy chests,-doll and baby carriages, garment bags,
700
Alestev GFurman Co.,
Inc./!—/_//
hampers, cosmetics cases and furniture upholstery. Since March 1958,
10,000
275,000 '
Goldman, Sachs Ac Co._/_—__—
the company has produced
a laminated
vinyl sheeting, consisting of
10,000
275,000
Hornblower Ac Weeks-..—
!
/—
vinyl film or sheeting which has been finished and joined to a support¬
5,000
Johnston, Lempn Ac Co._—ing material of cloth, synthetic foam or another plastic.
10,000
275,000
Lehman BrothersThe company's products are distributed nationally both directly and
3,800
Manley, Bennett Ac Co
1
through manufacturers' representatives located in Chicago, Los Angeles,
3,800
McDonald Ac Co.__
Dallas, Detroit, Richmond, Va., and High Point, N. C.
■
7
stock, 5%
stock;
severally
agreed to purchase the percentages of stock unsubscribed pursuant to
the exercise of subscription rights set opposite their respective names
pursuant,
to
certain
to
Smith,
underwriting agreement with the company and
an
Ham mill
the^n.
contditions.stated
Barney
&
Co.,, 20%.—V.
19/
y..
subject
v
y
,
20%; Shearson,
Goodbody & Co.,
60%;
Inc.,
Co.,
&
£>>»y.
___
'
Co.—Nine Months' Net Up 12%—
Berman Leasing
.
Sol
,
and
period
months
to
&
Co.——
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
3,800 :
Co/_///—
Ohio
Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood:
:
Shields
Ac
Smith,
Stein
Ac
Bros.
Watiing, Lerchen
J.
Wheat
C.
White,
—-V.195,
sales
Co.—Six Months'
the
of
Results—
,
V
r
'
'
/,
-Shares,
Shares
.
5,000
Inc.
45,000
Midland Securities Co., Inc.
5,'OCO
Rittmaster, Voisin As Co.__ 45,000
Gross & Co;_L^_____
4,000
Harvey Roberts & Coi, Inc. 10,000
Mason Brothers
4,000
Kesselman & Co., Inc.___r 10.000
Quinn & Co.l.
4,000
Hardy & Co/l.._'_i.______l_L
5,000
Robinson & Co.,' Inc._i.___
4,000
Albert
McGann
Securities
/^//. D. H. Blair & Co.____—3,000
Co., Inc.._l__
5,000"
* ' * .y/
—v. 195,
p. io89; /.
/
/ ■/';/•"/
/; '
company
Kletz
C.
John H. Kaplan & Co.____
Co./
&
.
.
decrease-from $51-, 155,466 during the same period a year
Machlin, President, announced.
^
: r; "
•
decline in first half volume resulted principally from decreased
Government
and
export sales, the
company's complete withdrawal
from
the foam rubber business,
and lower selling prices due to con¬
13.4%
a
Frederick
ago,
below
Michael
..
'• -The
\ ,/
sales dur¬
substantially, improve; and* we. are hopeful
that-by the year end our replacement sales volume will have com¬
pensated for the first half decline of Government and export -business;An
upturn in shipments during the month of April and enthusiastic
acceptance of a newt passenger tire line support this prediction."
Consolidated net income for the first' half of the fiscal year, after
provision for taxes, amounted to $1,708,372, equal to $1 j^er share on
1,704,069 outstanding
common / shares.
This compares with a net
of $1',884.616
in the
first six months of'-the-previous fiscal year,
or
$1.11 per share based on the same number of shares, and repre¬
sents a reduction of 9.4%.
.
///'K,; /
.f., v/
/Earnings did not decline in the same ratio as sales, Mr. Machlin
said, largely-because of production and distribution efficiencies result¬
ing from, the plant improvement and expansion programs of the past
several years.—V/195, p. 517.
- ••
•' ''
-
.•"There
ing
the
will
half
second
>,-/
rv
Becton/ Dickinson &
Ll/.,;.
:
the
stock
"
Quarter/Ended March 31—
First
'
:
Railway operating
Railway operating
t
revenue_y„___
operating
railway
.
—V.
195,
1425.
p.
BUSINESS—The
operating
Railway operating
—
V
195,
p.
The
the
$384,887"
Preferred
493,027
Common
—V.
operating
operating
195,
Railway
trustee,
■
tion's
1961
738,992
$148,982
$131,671
p.
$858,806
727,135
$887,974
—
expenses—
Net*, railway •
—V.
from
revenue
195,
railway^ operations'-——
2^890^^'-;
operatta'g-"
4,471-
./
t
%'
Atlantic CJoast- Line'-
•
n
r.
Railway
'
Net
7* ;k'-; 5-* 1962
"• 1961 «■,/
operating'revenue..'--::-::/!-—$44,170,369 $42,728,735
operating expenses^-—
—
33,831,293 33,075,"83
Quarter-Ended -March" Sl-^-1-
First-
Railway
revenue-from"raihnry-operatlons_,—_l—': $10,339,076
ooerating- income--:!.—i-/——
Net -railway
r-V.
195, p.
3,055,420
-
*
$9,652,952..
2,802,235*
861,
Baltimore
&
Ohio
RR.—Earnings^—
Railway
Railway
operating
operating
revenue—
expenses
from railway operations
operating deficit——
railway
ICC Examiner Favors
.
-
—
$15,104,879
1,158,781
See
Chesapeake
&
Ohio
Ry.,
this
Baltimore Gas &
The
company
ended March
depreciation
deductions.
earned
in
•
per
1962
For
31,
issue.—V.-195,
$23,564,000
York
City has
been appointed
■>
>• ;
,
..
.'
assets
club
195,
p.
-Bell^
1797.
Co.* Inc.,
and taxes, fixed charges and other
After providing for preferred stock dividends, the amount
share of common stock in the first quarter was 56 cents
provision- for preferred dividends. Net income in the corresponding
period ended March 31, .1961, amounted to. $21,913,000, which after
deducting dividends on the preferred shares, resulted in • earnings pety
common
share of SI.47.—V. 195, p. 3.
'
1
New York City.
sale
the
from
will be
approximately $600,000 of a total of
.
-
REVENUES—Operating revenues of-the company for the 12 months
ended Feb. 28, 1962, totaled $4,035,467 and net earnings applicable to
the common
$215,065.
stock were
.
-
Pittsfield.' Mass.; is engaged
primarily in the distribution of natural gas in Pittsfield, North Adams,
Greenfield and other communities-iii-.the northwest section of Massa¬
chusetts. It also markets liquified petroleum and sells and leases gas
' '"BUSINESS—The
"
appliances. '
company
,
81,949
capital-stock1 (outstanding
', * The
figures
fofegoing
in
based
are
Quarter Ended March
railway
from
revenue
31—;
195,
Deficit.—V.
—
$2,997,968
384,838
*613,036
—_
of
wholly-owned subsidiary, Wilshire Oil Co. 01
and create a new wholly-owned Canadian
company's
parent
the
13,300,437
$3,505,749
Ltd.—Reorganization Plan OK'd
Britalta Petroleums Limited Tield on
ratified a plan of reorganization which will
stockholders
the
__
12,548,732
862.
p.
meeting
annual
30
operations—
$
Petroleums
Britalta
the
—
IH-6.2.,,,
v
—
-!——
operating income
railway
$0.09
$0.99
—
operating revenue.
operating expenses..!—
Railway
.
.
-
RR.—Earnings—
Boston & Maine
Railway
<
"
$3.^.6
——
have- been prepared from the ..Looks of
certain respects on estimates.
They are
as may be disclosed by a final audit of
year.—V. 193, p. 2663.
subject to such adjustment
the operations of the fiscal
First
on
—~
—^*^7
special item.—
and
and
—_
$81,949
$3,017^310 1
——
after
income
account
—2,100,000
special item
item
Special
employees'
:
company
and-operations.
assets -
to take-over Britalta's Canadian properties
;
Under the plan,
Britalta will transfer all of its- Canadian
.to
a
new
Canadian corporation in exchange for- the^^ latter-s
subsidiary
entire,
of Britalta s
-stock of I:ne
and
capital, stock. Then Wilshire Oil Co, will acquire all
properties, assets, business and goodwill, including ■Che
new
Canadian subsidiary, and assume-nil of Britalta s. liabilities
commitments, delivering to Britalta as many 'Scares of Wilshire
mon
stock as there are Shares, of Britalta capital stock
Britalta will then be liquidated, with its remaining asset, its
com¬
outstanding.
holding
of Wilshire
common stock,
being distributed to holdeis. of Britalta
capital stock, share for share.^-V. 195, P- 1921.
Browning Arms
Co.—Annual Report—
the calendar year 1961 shows net
with S12.483.860 tor 1960 Net income
$852,416 in 1960 to $1,001,615 last
year
equivalent to $0.92 per share on the 1,092,450 shares outstanding
March 31
1962 against $0.78 on equal shares for 1960.
The company's
equity in'the earnings of its 70% owned Canadian subsidiary amounted
to $34,562 for the year
1961. Such earnings are not included in the
company's
income
after
taxes
abpresidentCVal
returns
ing
last
taxes
and
incentive
winter
up
A. Browning,
year
of
for the first
Browning
from
also reported that
unaudited first quarter
reflect a sales increase over the correspond¬
85%, from $956,359 to SiJ'HU91. :Earnings
quarter were
emphasized,
however,
$90,6/6, compared with
that continued increases
$25,730
at the
explaining that a new* dealer cj/di
some pending price increases effective June
,have „ad^
to early purchases.
Major volume comes in the fall and
present pace
plan
was
March 31. 1962
to
period
Mr.
annual report for
08ofol 1, compared
$13
at
sales
cannot be expected;
months.—V. 195, p. 520.
.
.
.
.
l
expenses, -
1962, 924,280 shares)—
taxes_____•
31,
income
Net
and
of-
March
Net
after
used by Berkshire Gas
1,250,000 short-term bank
loans obtained
to finance the company's construction
program. The
company
intends to sell privately $600,000 principal amount of first
mortgage bonds and use the proceeds to retire an equivalent amount
of the short-term loans.
/
v ■.
amortization
51 cents last year.
12 months ended March 31, 1962, the company reported'
of net income, equivalent to $1.58 per common share after
Offering to Stockholders—
company
&
applicable
share
Per
Texas,
right
to retire
917,310
of record
$3,300,000 representing provi¬
less
income
Net
make
Approved—
"Howell- Shari'eowriers'^approved., the .merger"
at the company's annual meetings in: the. SheratonrBlackstone Hotel;
When- the- merger becomes'effective, - DITTO-will-be operated as
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Bell & Howell, Chicago-based manufacturer
of
electronic,
high-vacuum,
photographic,
and business
machines
equipment.DITTO/will continue to be,-operated under its present
name
and', wita, present
management and personnel. .
"These
two
organizations
have great
complementary strengths,"
Mr.
Percy
told shareowners at the Bell & Howell annual meeting.
.of» <DITTO;-?aifter
17,632
; (b4,ol7)
$5,400,000 from the sale
'for
sion
At
Bell As Howell;, was approved by
shareownersJ.of-both companies in. .annual meetings- held, on April. 27.
This announcement was. made by ; Charles H^. Percy; Bell &
HawelL
Board Chairman, "-and
T. W. Robinsorr,; Jr.," Chadrraari- of the Board
Barney
862.
Electric Co.—Earnings Higher—
New
is offering holders of its common stock
to' subscribe for 27,432 additional shares at
the rate of one new share for- each five shares held of
record April 16, 1962. The subscription price is $22 per
share. Rights will expire May 28, 1962. The offering is
being underwritten by a group managed by Smith,
and
the
Co.,
„
1,814,436
897,126
taxes..,
after
income
profit-sharing and taxes
Net
The. merger. of' DITTO,. Inc., "with
the
•
p.
Trust
Bell & Howell Co.—Merger
The
reported net income of $8,273,000 for the three months
1962, after deducting all operating expenses, including
and
.
:
paying agent, registrar aiiu conversion agent for; the corpora¬
5%
convertible
subordinated debentures due
1977.—V. 195,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
-
9,274 shs.
165,238 shs.
10,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
Corp.—Appointment—
Berkshire Gas Co.—Rights
$5,923,222
8,712,043
C & O Control—
City
,
income.— -
for taxes based on
(credit)
857.
National
$13,501,511 $22,287,556
based on
—
Proceeds' of
The
Control—
"
.
./
-
1961
— $87,569,678 $77,238,938
—72,464,799 71,315,716
:
Net revenue
Net
..
1962
Quarter Ended March 31—
First
.rr
;
2149.,
—V.
_
Provision
Net
—:___
provision for taxes
before
/.—
April
861.
p;
p.
$5)
Outstanding
Authorized
■
Months', Report
"1962
1961
.$18,501,511 $15,993,078
None ' 6,289,478
,
revenue
income
'income
*
\
Net
$25)
(par
(par
Belco Petroleum
1962
revenue——
subsidiaries,
101,066
109,525
.iy-/^.-.yy':,1;;.
Quarter Ended March 31—
First
Railway
wholly-owned
<
income,.——;
commission
Net
West Point RR.—Earnings-
&
stores
,
First
Atlanta
business
through
31—
sales
-
dry cleaning establish¬
ments
located not only
in the Commonwealth of Kentucky but in
the States of Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Tennessee and Virginia.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
$877,914
$427,753
operations
income—
'
operates a chain of drug stores located throughout
portion of the Commonwealth of-Kentucky, each of which
drug
March
Ended
Period
existing
principal
.
$984,389
556,636
railway
v
House
Special item—r-
Irvine St., Richmond, Ky.,- was incorpo¬
1961
1962
Last December Bon Ami acquired, for cash
the One-Wipe
line of impregnated dust cloths and dust mops., Packaging Corp., in its last fiscal year ended June 30,
1961, had net sales of $7,662,000 and net income of $241,000. The
company's sales for calendar 1962 are estimated at $9,000,000. Bon
Ami reported net sales of $5,702,000 and net income of $335,000
for
the year ended Dec. 31. Sales for 1962, exclusive of Tidy House, are
estimated at $7,000,000.—V. 195, p. 1804.
Tidy
Total
under the' name of Eegley Drug Store.
There are
using the Begley name which/are not owned by
/the company/but which are owned, either partially or wholly by some
or
all- of
the directors of the Begley Drug Co.' The company also
doing
> is
29,063,959
8,326,770
7,940,809
was
product
company
central
operates,
revenue———_—
operating
861.
railway
—V.
'
•
operations—:/. Z:-_/ 28,072,135
the
laws. of
the
certain
income————_L.
v-'- ;
It
add
history.
2149.
a
of business at 201 East
rated on Sept. 15, 1947.
\
144,302,099 139,796,250
116,229,964 110,732,291
expenses-——
from
revenue
/ 1961 /
/•-.
p.
corporation- -organized
and
Commonwealth of Kentucky .with . its
company,
place
^
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
Net
—
' '•/' 1962
\
will
sole transfer agent
i.
.
number of shares of Bon
stock,
and
Net
proceeds will 'be used by the company for the
a warehouse, and the repayment of debt.
Net
St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings-
Atlanta &
First
Net
"t
_____—
expenses--—
Net revenue from railway
Net
«> .'
/
.
company
will more than double Bon Ami's annual sales volume
substantially to its earnings, Mr. Weesner said.
the first major acquisition by Bon Ami in its 78-year-old
Ami
construction of
under
•
share....
ppr
has
acquired Tidy
converter of specialty paper
and industrial use, it was announced
products
household
The
<
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings— /'//•
Atchison, Topcka &
$15
Co.—Acquisition—
Ami
R.
by
Net
Drug Co.
at
*248,629
862.
p.
plastic bags for consumer
Paul Weesner, Bon Ami Chairman.
transaction, involving an undisclosed
and
y.
Common Offered — Via April 30,
1962 prospectus, J. J. B. Hilliard & Son, Louisville, Ky.,
offered publicly, 19,900; shares of this firm's common
.
'
,
Co.—Ahpointment—^
common
Begrley
$1,283,942
376,278
Packaging Corp., manufacturer and
House
Net
y
$329,875
income_____—
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc.—Nihe
-.
New York City, has been appointed
stock of the corporation.—V. 195,
195,
diversified
T'his
"
:
Irving Trust,
for
' 1961
$2,448,623
3,732,565
1962
__
for
car
Tegistn
Schroder Tru^j;/New YorkCity,
has been appointed
.-the: Corporation's" class^^stock,—V. ,^5^. 2029/
intense competition for markets.
-V„
are
strong indications," Mr. Maehliri1-said;/that
tinuing
Vitamin Corp.—Appointment—*
Barth
Deficit.—V.
Bon
have
'
'
700
\
•
from
forth
set
3,800
and its wholly-owned sub¬
for the six months 'ended March'31, 1962 totaled $44,302,759,
net
Consolidated
sidiaries
.
•/'
Rubber
Armstrong;»
purchase
Ac 'Co;_:
1917, 2029.
pp.
severally
purchase contract, to
the company • the number of shares of common stock
opposite their respective names:;;
V
'below
named
4.579,538
$4,249,662
__
400,000 shs.
800,000 shs.
underwriters
Earnings—
RR.-
operations——;~
railway
operating
railway
♦
agreed^ subject to the terms and conditions of the
10,000
275,000
Inc./_-/____———
& Cor,
Net
from
deficit
Net
Outstanding
19,881
cents)
(par 25
of
the comparable period
in
share,
a
FINANCING
Authorized
3,800
L.
Col—-
&
Weld
Wolfson,'. Zakkind
stock
Erie
Lake
&
cents
2149.
p.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses_______—
$80,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
55
or
195,
First
//
loans.
5,000
Day_
_
Ac Co:__—-/_/_.//
R.
Ac
PRESENT
TO
[-'t ■■■■":;'
.
■-■../■
y
indebtedness..--,;.—;
Common
3,800
10,000:
275,000
Corp.
bank
term
Sundry
3,800
/„——
Anthony
Tucker,
10,000
275,000
:
Boyce._-
Webster Securities
Ac
;J
Inc
Co.,
Short
EFFECT
GIVING
:'.'r
•y'y,>
5,000
v/ /;/>•'
ago.—V.
year
Bessemer
fOr the six months ended Feb.
aggregated $1,284,540 and net in¬
company
/; .-;',*
"
-
CAPITALIZATION
1,700
.
$61,452.
was
come
1,700
:
...
—
—
Inc.
Stephens,
Stone
Ac
Barney
-
the
of
$600,315,
of
a
unaudited basis,
an
sales
net
1962,
28,
5,000
—
Inc...
Co.,~
!,;:V'"'.. V;
/—__
Quail Ac Co., Inc
—
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc
10,000
275,000
Curtis/'//-.
Ac
REVENUES—On
5,000
;
—
equal to 71 cents a share on 1,098,176 scares outstanding
March. This was a gain of better than 29%
over net
of
end
income
.
Oppenheimer
ago.
March
to
the
the
pronounced
$780,039,
at
for
income
total
to $18,853,353 from $16,751,655 in the comparable
He reported that the improvement in net income
during the period.
Net income for the nine
31, 1962, after all charges and
taxes, amounted
12%
year
a
more
was
"a
the; nine months
in
said
healthy upsurge in income
ended March 31r 1962.
nine months to March. 31,
reported
President,
Berman;
earnings"
Berman
increased
last,
,
The
N.
net
Mr.
■.
.
of 20 Elm St.,
-
Buckingham
The
41%
corporation
and
a
sales
Corp.—Earnings Up 41%—
had a first
increase of
qUJames°J.1!Ciirhane,
sales
29%
rose
to
Chairman of Buckingham, announced that net
for the March quarter of !962.^ This is
year's first quarter when sales weie $10,907,/ 9.
$14,087,688
increase over last
quarter 1962 net profit increase of
29/<
for the period over .he first
6
Net
income
year's
the
quarter
shares
22
class
and
offering
cents
B
was
A
figures
share
share
$882,635,
stock
the
in
first
BUSINESS—The
last
over
--jA
A-
'--A-.'-;
1962,
■
of
quarter
for
the
bringing
total
number
shares
Charlotte,
investment
as
is
The
non-diversified
company's
advisory
loans
Privately—On May 9,
1962, it was reported that this subsidiary of Butler Man¬
ufacturing Co. had completed arrangements for the
private placement of $2,500,000 of its senior promissory
notes, due Oct. 1, 1977.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New
York
City,
assisted
the
company
in
arranging the
financing.
*•■■'.
' *
'
: ■
The company, located in Kansas. City, Mo., purchases
of
1940
by
fee
basis.
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
and
on
Vermont Ry.
Quarter Ended
Railway
a
concerns,
Monday, May 14,1962
.
Inc.—Earnings—
March
31—
Net
Net
operating
$2,532,000
expenses_.l__l.l___—i__Z—?
Authorized
—V.
stock
194,
$1)
(par
2440.
p.
/
267,500 shs.
AAAa'A;,'A' A'/A:
:
•
Outstanding
700,000 shs.
__
' A
The company reports,
solidated net sales and
for
the
quaiter
of
revenues
March 31, 1962,
consolidated
ended
Champion
This
A'A'A
:
Carpenter Steel Co.—Quarterly Sales, Net Higher—
income
for
♦107,052
863.
p.
con-
)
$7,814,267.
Plug
Co.—Earnings Lower—
Ohio
company,
has announced results o£ operations
months
ended
March
31,
1962.
During this period
three
Consolidated
~
net
$25,801,016 -nnJ-
Spark
Toledo,
the
Champion's plants
16 working dajs.
■-£
of
$2,196,375.
The
to
earnings were $1.13 per share
on
1,945,254 shares.
A\
<■;A:A A'1
yA ;A/"A'V * A:; A, /AAA A
Consolidated net sales and revenues''for-the previous quarter ended
Dec. 31, 1961, amounted to $21,208,871 and net.income was $1,4:50,064,! A
74
cents
per share
Consolidated net sales
or
amounted
year
to
quarter's
in
the
United
States
V-.',-'C'
income
•
•
and
and
the
for
revenues
$17,142,676
*
-
March
taxes
income
net
$346,328,
was
50
or
that
of
$1,147,002,
the
over
for
the
were
•
;
cents
share.-'
per
quarter
earnings
'months.- euded^Marcli---. 31",
''i'sfeX'-g
taxes "'SS,915,981;
income
or
the equivalent of 74
taxes-
three
-
before
$4,441,47.1; and net income
per share.—V. 195, p. 1661.
-
1962
income
amounted
61
first,
earnings
..
net-
*
represented an inlesulus in the fourth quarter of 1961.
of
share
figures
-consolidated
were:
equivalent
cents per
Comparable
last A
quarter'of
of two
crease
v
■
the
or
.
for
.
earnings before taxes in the first quarter of
After
$3,667,265
idled-by-a-strike
were
..."
Champion.- noted
cents per share. In addition a tax saving from-the loss carry-forward.'
of- the New England
subsidiary for that quarter ci edited directly to
Reinvested Earnings amounted to $729,000, or 38 cents per share.
*
1
■■
$354,653
172,255
:
Common
instalment obligations arising from the sale of Butler
Manufacturing's products. These products consist of a
broad line of pre-engineered, pre-fabricated buildings,
truck and trailer tanks, farm
equipment and other simi¬
A
$629,373*
FINANCING
,
lar items.
1,900,347
from railway operations
operating Income.
I
195,
-
$2,255,000
-
1,902,627'
revenue
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
v
1961
'1962
Railway operating revenue—_2
•
,
concerns
CAPITALIZATION
Butler Finance Co.—Notes Sold
Act
securities, by making
furnishing consulting and
the
to
Central
First
equity
their
the
to
services
Bank
as
Company
Investment
purchasing
by
National
a small business
Investment-. Act
of
1961
Business
management investment company;
consist of providing capital to small
will,
business
concerns
long-term
the
under
Oct.
Small
the
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Carolina
North
in
licensed
was
under
registered
closed-end
business
C.,
1200
of
company
N.
company
and
a
~
The
outstanding
to $2,900,000.
managed by Lehman Brothers.—V. 195, p. 2030.
Bldg.,
1958,
period last year.
Both
the offering of 500,000
same
March,
41%
up
,,A
■
the
for
adjusted
are
stock
common
common
to
A;'AAA-: ..A A'
per
cents. per
earnings
of
A
30
with
share
amounted
•";
equalled
compared
of
for
$625,223.
This
per
The
(2253)
$4,474,510
cents
"
,
California Interstate Telephone Co.-r-Common Offered
Via
May 8, 1962 prospectus, William
Los Angeles,
and associates offered
common
payable
p.
BUSINESS—The
195-i.
of
As
graph
March
and
Co.
company
25,
1951,
it
in
and
in California
incorporated
was
engages
now
California
eastern
.<*."■
-
acquired
the
the
assets
telephone
Jan.
on
Interstate
of
business
in
CAPITALIZATION
Funded
First
4
mortgage
\\ rr
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
bonds-,—'—,
series due
Tele¬
of
series
1932—.
5V:?%
series due
due
sinking
Feb.
.6%
lund
debentures
1974
1,
series
due
Aug.
indebtedness
Sundry
Capital
1,
1930——-
AA
5.25%
convertible
5.50%
($20
—_
series
Common
firm
a
($5
.
par)
numbers
2,000,000 shs.
The
—
commitment,
underwriting
of
100,000 shs.
stock
UxN'DERWRITERS
agreement,
of shares
underwriters
subject
to
to
purchase
forth
sec
named
the
terms
the
lrcm
have
the
of
William
R. Staats
Eastman
;
Dillon,
tc.uriUofi &
Dean
Witter
Bateman,
Crowell,
—V.
&
&
32,000
First
Hill
California
Richards
20,000
Co.
Eichler
Lester,
20,000
Walston
Co.:
&
13,600
The
Co.
Inc.—
Co._A
&
Co.______
13,600
Co., Inc.-Cleveland
13,600
Corp—
6,400
<First
Quarter
Railway
Railway
Ended
March
31—
A
...
operating revenue
operating expenses—
1962
<1961
$1,077,884
$1,905 763
708,239
.
1,527,244
1,477,929
'
'.!
.
$3,433,007
1,346,969
revenue
from railway operations
railway operating income—
195, p. 973.
: AA
N0t
.!'AA!"
$2,424,853
Net
—V.
and
in
February
Loan
1932
in
was
Law,
The
Association
cipally
secured
purchase,
provided
marily
district
/tic°TUT?i'i
Its
fees
shares
the
and
savings
Loan
is
accordingly
regulations of
real
Bank,
in
in
operates
accounts
total
Securities
of
the
under
Capital
Securities
the
stock
the
Savings
and
the
Association
is
authority.
derived
EFFECT
TO
195,
n.
stock
also
Quarter Ended
addition,
as
-
Railway operating
Railway opejating
—V.
real
/
195,
the
ducer
_!.-_—-r„."
the
state-*
*
underwriting group,
of
this
firm's
PROCEEDS—Net
of
L
oy
tne
stock
Government.
of
cents,
in
1962,
of
financing
will
be
$215,511'
68.943
units
Drive-in
Carrols
is
such-
use,
&
O
interest."
issue
to
by
of
O.
required
O.'
and,
in
notes
two
to
Ms
to
all
acquire
and
common
affected
be
the'
tbe'eoin-
issued or-guaranteed-
of
a
Such
market
the
by
As
other
to
petitive
traffic,
from
routes
large
extent,
report
separate organizations.
in Finance Docket' No.
them
for
competition
and
coke,
•
is' especially
he
found
the
principal
does exist for coal
as
competition, between
proposal.
and, there
areas
This
traffic."
coal
to
mines
traffic
this
and
would
:•;•"! -.' '7
.
that
.
the
.
two
lines
have
com-
-
to commonly served points, but such points x
number, and the competition for traffic is not ;
In the opinion-of most- of the supporting witnesses, the
pro¬
coordinaton of service is • of -the -'end to, end' type."—V. 195, >
relatively
are
preferred
railroads* would" maintain
two
"generally serve different
"with ^respect
carrier.
nature
to
!
the
recommended
railroads
out,
each
He *-
up
and preferred stocks, par values .$100 perThis is -the number. of shares estimated »by
be
&
pomts
the
in
not
severe.
posed
small
and
in
863.
,%
'
Chicago,
Burlingipri
Quincy .RR.r^rEcjiiipment Trust.
May 9, an underwriting group ,by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, purchased i
$3,150,000 of this" road's ^equipment trust certificates %
maturing.Dec. 1, -1862, through June l,"-•1977..^.;*••'i-
Certificates: Offered—On
headed
,
estimated
a
year
E.
Stores..
TO
PRESENT
:
Net.
Net
secured
30,
Dec.
on
Net
Net
1952
'in' monthly- in- i
due
.-!
issued
.
and
outstandir.g_.i->.
and
earnings
by
to
revenue
Net
railway
193, p.
from
revenue
195,
p.
..
♦228,442"
.
Ry.—Earnings—;
31—-
-
--
1962'
-
•
<1961
$7,652,366
*
5,708,902
.
$7,263,631
'5.584,540
-
railway operations—'-a——. " $1,945,464
operating inconK*!__-^__-_^_.W-A^L__'
863.
!
*t-. 324,181
$1,634,091
"
>
341,131
■'
three
Tin
Plate
months
f
after
taxes;
the
first
quarter
.*
.
"
Net
.gain
a
of
p.
newly
."
from
railway operations—'
p.
1.211,786;
$663,267
$676,033
railway- operating income^./——L———~^1:48,-309
195,
1961
$1,875,053'
..
1,302,467'
.
261,804
'>'.
863.
31—,
operating
revenue.-
operating
,*""
expenses——"
-
! Net
Net-
quarter - "
steel
/
f
■
1961
-
44,314,298
43,350,621
$7,730,874
J-
revenue, from railway operations———
railway operating income..
___'—
195, p. 863. A. / "
$7,.666,580
_
.
,* ♦Deficit.—V.
a
RR.v-rEartiings.
1962
i-—$52,045,172, $51,017,201-
-*
$512,083
of
1st Quarter Ended March
Railway
Railway
4"
Chicago
-
&
♦70,573.'.
271,881-
.'
A-..'A;!.'
North Western Ry.-r-Earnings— r! a
1st
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating "revenue"
•
! ;/ -, A; At" ;
1962 . 1951
1J1—!$51,472,759 $48,471,263expenses———"45,382,778 „44;471,920_
.
——__
!
Railway
equipment to be felt In the third"
anticipate
satisfactory
results" throughout.
-
-
.
**
vf-/;
.-r-
.
Net
Net
<■'
> v
—V.
Georgia Ry.—r-Earnings—'t:'*v
Ended March 31—
:'
1962
operating
revenue
railway
195,
p.
from
railway"*operations-__^-f—
operating deficit-I!
1208.
$6,089,981
,
'■;/!,-"•*
$3,999,343
'-2,275,307
2,765,700-
{A"V 'A*
-A ;':;.A'- ' A
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.' Co.—Earnings—v
* .:: V1961
First Quarter Ended March .31—.,."'
/'V
'-A
•• ',.'*1962
1961
$ll,132,817-$l0,174,976w Railway operaA'hg revenues—A1--' $50,442,782 $50;107,7l6
expenses—*l_—;. 9,740,956
8,801,735
.Railway operating expenses!—
40,084,129
$9,311;186..
.
>
revenue.-——^
.
from
railway
operations.!—
operating income..
862.
"
Central RR.
expenses
installed
we
2030.
.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St..Paul -&*; Pacific
v;
<
;tv.
.
operating
revenue
—V.
/»
ended
up .from-$52,382 .in.
showed'
.
31—
:*
'"1962
revenue—-$1 978,500
-
leading, pro-'-,
a
,
.
revealed .in-- the xcompany'-s -letter; to
amounted
to--37.6.. cent's
against' 14.4
shares of common-. stock' outstanding.
earnings
364,541
for
the
Ended March
Railway operating
Railway
was
V*
$1,391,861"' $1,373,241
;
.
.
:453,368
Co.
Quarter Ended
of
New
March
31—
Net
.
—V.
?, '* '•
'
1962
V—
revenue from
railway operations—__r:
$10,358,653 $10,796,532
2,130,336
rMlway operating income.,—______—A A—" '1,777,513:
195, p. 863.
,'A
.A
.....
'
' '
—
.
»
j
*
Jersey—Earnings—*
•>.
Net
:•
415,507;
-
...v
-•
1961
Cincinnati/ New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.;
7'
Railway operating revenue
*$12,923,443 $11,864,269'
Railway operating expenses—11.022,032
11;093,437.
..
-
$1,053,992
; -V. 167,189
;
Chicago & Il'lnois .Midland Ry.~Earhings—
823,771 shs."
V
$137,112
it
for
Caspers
metal.
on
on
operating
operating
—V.
Western
Ended March
First Quarter
Co.-—Sales, Net.Up Sharply— !!v;r
reported
quarters,
Quarter
$1,311,094
-_
-
v'---:V''
1961,
sales
of
operations—;—..
863.
Quarter
railway
—V.
11,430
of
ago.
195,
p.
*
1961
• ;;
$7,894,363
.
.
$8,145,522
mort¬
1964, secured by mortgage
obligations,
par);
These
effects
Central
First
>1208.
A1962
*
Railway operating revenue-^
«
/.-3_^
Railway operating expenses--.'-—wLA/--!
.
; $40;952
30,
195,
First
-
Outstanding
by
railway
Chicago Great
;
non-recurriirg Income/ Gaspers
months doubled its
earnings per share-," Mr. Gi-ay pointed
"Operations also appear favorable for the.-1 second.
quarter. -Ahd'
First
-
p.
expenses.—.--B.834,428;- *6,840,371
from
revenue
31—
revenue—'
.railway operating income—L.AAA—.
—V.
three
Railway
Railway
*
$4,000,000..—V. 195,
Quarter Ended March
Railway operating
-Railway operating
in the*
tv
'
*
Gray,
fourth
'•v
over
Chicago & Eastern, Illinois RR.—Earnings-r*
First
•
,
FINANCING
is
the
cost
to
be"
will
fat. content and. certain
franchises for* and
supplies
which'serye. light, snacks. In
'i";'1.
1969
3,
Dec.
based
the
public
offering
used
public,
C
and
common
indentities
he
•
share.
the
the
the
Chesapeake
value $25 per share, in exchange
par
only slight competition between
traffic
_
stock
common
building—-.
S2,5C0
were
quarter
botli
out.
initial
the
with
*
*-
-
the
approve
granted
direct
,
President, said that 10.4 cents of the first
non-recurring, resulting froih disposal" of assets of
warehousing subsidiary on the West, Coast. >
V"' 'j'"
"However,- even after eliminating this
472 818
the
be
stock,
proposed'transaction,
that the
true
butter
grants
EFFECT
due
lithography
1962."—V.
489,333
through
S .*?r0V:16 investment capital. Pending
fnls 5? lnv€st tk® proceeds in obligations
U. g.
also
and
income .increased
income
;
1961
115 655
announced
per
from
sale
^
common
proceeds
the
mobiie
April
increased, sales
first
Earl
$718,329
$344 260
-
.
for
a
25,000
($1
Consolidated
>•
lio.ooo
250,000 shares, at $10
whfefeve.r
1089.
sharel vders.
by
$833,593
expenses--
the
would
Ohio
and
through acquisition of
hearing examiner- of
by
.
$408
of
31,
Net
the
Net
of
is
noise level, or. other special ■"
of producing and ...operating
''-'
due
land
Caspers Tin Plate
March
1,280 shs.
•
Co.
1
1,
low
of
It
and
GIVING
purchase
p..
Sharply
937.
1962
Chesapeake
Railroad
"consistent
authority
-
conditioning
reduced
size1'
land
stock
and
31—
B
examiner
21160
-Net
$13,631,405
Ry.—Earnings—
the
May
Commission!'
common
&
to
the
of
separate
The
176 West Adams St., Chicago, -was,or4
by Tastee Freez Industries,* which is engaged*
a chain of stores and mobile, units selling!
1961
Authorized-—1,000,000
619,000 shs.
-
Purchase—.
shares
from
product
$20,000
stalments
Carolina? Capital Corp.—Common
Offered— On May
£, 1962 R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Charlotte, ,N. C., as manager
sale
cost
air
.
195, p. 862.
an
low
the
Debt:
certain
and
Common
.
oi
practical
establishment
stores
payable,
certain
on
over
*
—
revenue from
railway operations.-,
railway operating income-,.
—V-
cream
notes, payable,
1963
Outstanding
2,000 slis.
revenue
the
food, products.
note
6%
Net
Net
ice
Long-Term
7%
FINANCING
;
B
applicant
Under
•
Loan
by
a
to
Drive-In
with
March
•
sub-
produce
can
-
•.
par)
Carolina & North Western
First
unit
that, thermoelectric
May
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION
;
are
of
governed
PRESENT
"
1799.
the
Tastee Freez manufactures arid sells
equipment!used
preparation and dispensing of its products.
. >3 3
~
v v.-
$10,000 per
Insurance Corp.!
.
certificates,,
($100
three-
addition;
to
3,000,000 shs.
of
the Association:
-i
certifcts. (savings accounts)
Guarantee
—-V.
the
stocks
pri¬
such
Home
two
record
soft
to
Funds
supervision
up
Loan
In
company:
($1
par >
membership
than
a
.
Invest,
Borrower
typical
a
of
Bradford
being
as
that
share;; of; the
'
about
franchising and supplying
borrowings
with
6,460,921
Stock
r.
the company
Equipment
Federal
insured
are
each
of
devoted
Carrols
prin¬
borrowers
is
Authorized
of
by
assets
money,
and
Income
that
GIVING
important
for
held
selected
.■AA"'•' A A.
CAPITALIZATION
■
this is
request
L.
for the outstanding
BUSINESS—The.company of
the *
association, it is subject to supervision and"
regulation
California Savings and Loan
Commissioner. ;A:A"
the
supply
completely
now
ganized in December,
Savings
City of "
the
property.
connection
member
a
chaxtered
comparison,
a
to. air. condition
power
proves
in
was
of
California
located
with the Association
received
ij113 Federal
and
and
Association
the Association had
refinance
or
Association
^er
(r^LIC)
under
centrally
1.961,
Home
and
System
Board,
lules
31,
1953
is
and
improve
Federal
The
(JHLB)
FHLB
the
544,000
savings accounts of $13,631,405.
engaged in the business of lending
first liens on real estate, to enable
interest
loans.
of
for
is
by
construct,
from
estate
in
largely by savings placed
its
om
and
is
more
gage on
organized
Association
$15,5b9,945
the officers, and directors
in a corresponding position
exchange
$8,416,706
8,643,789
___
.,1961'
.
The group bid 99.39 for a 4% coupon, setting an annual:
of Tastee Freez-capital
net
interest cost of
4.07%/.'to the "/railroad, " Salomon ;
1962,. with "the .right, ef;
Brothers & Hutzler bid 99.39 for a 4%, coupon.
oversubscription. The warrants will expire on May 21, \
1962.
The
offering marks * the initial public sale of
On May 10, the bonds were reoffefed at prices to yield'
Carrols, Inc. common stock., ;*
from 3.10% to 4.15%, according to maturity/.: a
Bear, Stearns & Co., New York City/ will underwrite
The certificates will be secured by new.
equipment 1
stock.
Psi^E^esa' Calif. On Dec.
fl
by
serves
guarantee
stock
The
company.
acquired
of
1961
Association, each of whom
the
company s capital
Tue Association
larger
a
prototype
capacity
share
funds
Newport
July 24,
O
&
Ohio
&
Commerce
John
recommended
to develop the franchises which it acquired from*
Tastee Freez, by the acquisition and
operation of mobile unfts, Carrols-*
Drive-In stores and
tastee-freez stores, with, a- major portion .of the
Boulevard; Costa Mesa, Calif., owns all>
of
the guarantee stock
(equity securities) of Costa Mesa Savings &
Loan Association (the
"Association"). The. company was incorporated
01.1
with
and
i PROCEEDS—Net
capital stock at $4 per share. Net proceeds will be invested
by the company in the,
Costa Mesa Savings & Loan Association.
with
required
As
the unsubscribed portion of the common stock.
Capital Alliance
Corp.—Capital Stock Offered—Via
May 3, 1962 offering circular, Hill Richards &
Co,,, Inc.,
Angeles, offered 75,000 shares of this firm's $1 par
on
B
recommended
was
2,055,398 shares of
,
Los
b|3*awai'e law
submarines.
capacity,
Carrier
stock
used
BUSINESS—1895
nuclear
Ohio's
no
1,200 square foot house,
are
one
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Maine—Earnings—
Favors
Balitmore
'1*
60,561,486
—i
.
.
13,600
&
13,600
First
operations.—.
income.—
application
an
slock
Interstate
p.
1655.
p.
has
of
the
Examiner
.
"sandwiches"
or
of
■
$68,981,192
$13,028,405
-v
•
1962
$79,185,552
66,157,147
railway
operating
Examiner
capital
the
Carrols, Inc.—Rights Offering to. Tastee'^reez 'Stocic?!,
holders—The company is offering to holders, of
capital
stock
of Tastee Freez
Industries,; Inc., parent, frights ;
evidenced by transferable warrants, to- subscribe for an
aggregate of 709,271 shares of Carrols common stock,;
at the subscription price of $6 per
share, at the rate of
13,600
<fc
Ryons
Co.
&
Weedon
195,
Co
Union Se-
Co.„:_________
from
revenue
Approval
its
equipment," he-stated. "It will lead the. way .to'air; conditioning
systems of a completely new kind."—V. 195, p. 112.
the
Shares
,
:
,:
.
expenses
railway
control
-A'"
•
31—
revenue
operating
ICC
respective
below:
Shares
;
Net
the
'
'
-
cooling
planels
-weight,' simplicity of operation,
needs
severally
conditions
and
company
the
any
and
799,256 shs.
below
is
"The
23,735 shs.
•
.
-
*v
Railway Co*—Earnings—'• " f -L
March
operating
.
44,000 shs.
______
series
*••
stantially greater amounts of heating and cooling. Also, since the' *
assembly consists of exactly similar thermoelectric sandwiches, it can
easily be enlarged or multiplied many times tq handle much larger
cooling and heating requirements. Dr. Smith said
__:_AA
200,000 shs.
'
*
'
-
Ohio
Quarter Ended
Railway
Railway
195,
occupies only seven-tenths, of a cubic foot, with
inches wide by 12 inches high by 7V2 inches deep.
12,000 ETU per hour under the specialized condi-
for
conditions
38,500
par)
1962.—V.
25,
First
according to Dr. J. F. :Downie Smith,
Carrier Vice-President for
research
and
development.
Dr.
Smith noted, however, that under more conventional operating
Stock;
stock
13 V2
capacity
bedroom,
3,000,000
60,000
of
specified
half
AAA'
3,000,000
■
Cumulative preferred
5.25'f
series
made
-
1,274,000
AAA
and
parts
thermoelectric
of
tions
3,000,000
1.500,000
assembly
Its
1,410,000
debentures,
May
Corp.—New Type Air Conditioner—-!';'
dimensions
duo
•
subordinated
.
2,500,000
3,000,000
—
record
Chesapeake &
^
quar-A;
earnings, A
thermoelectric! air conditioner for the direct cooling," de- "
humidifying and heating of air in spaces occupied by people has been
produced and 'tested by
the...corporation and delivered to the Navy V
for operational testing.
A'A'
;A 'V-A A'/ZACA 'A' A A A A > AA
.The first-of-its-kind prototype, which was -developed uhder: U. S.
'
Navy contract, is designed for mounting in.a conventional- air.supply I
duct for living or working-quarters on a nuclear-pcwered submarine >
or
other vessel. It will replace • the central
refrigeration supply .apd. A
the cooling and heating coils now used.
'
!
•
-.
''
$4,123,000
1.500.000
regular
a
accumulated
first
The
moving
—,
2.500,000
—
of
declared
of
,
Outstanding
$1,600 000
1983——
5Vz'.f- series due 1984———
Convertible
FINANCING
Unlimited
-
—
1979—
5'A',/
43iA
PRESENT
Authorized
stockholders
to
out
*
The
Debt—
share
per
,
adjacent area in Nevada.
At Dec. 31,
1961, the company operated 25 local excnariges serving
30,094
tele¬
The. executive offices of the company are located at 16461
phones.
Mojave Drive, Victorville, Calif.
,
today,- the directors
cents
Net
21,
portions
held
30
8, "1962
Carrier
v
small
a
June
of
636.
.
Net proceeds from the sale will be used to repay bank
loans and for construction.
meeting
dividend
:
shares of this firm's
their
At
terly
Staats & Co.,
publicly, 160,000
stock at $24 per share.
R.
'
First
Quarter Ended March 31— •"
-/
19.62
1961
Railway operating revenuir—2_—$8,826,579 • $7,889,340
Railway operating .expenses__1—"'i 7,366,578-7,443,496V
,
.
,
Net
Net
—V.
revenue"from railway
operations.—$1,901,411/ * $770,832*
railway .operating deficits—; 651,061,- •
2,190,653'
195, p. 862.
"
" *
;
' * u.; *
- "
.!
-.' '
„
,
.
•vNet
revenue
from
railw'rv.v
operations^—.A—lA.$l,4.60,GDI
Net railway opera-ling Uncomer—v-*lv206,976
—V.. 195, p. 863. ^
A'-'x--. •} \ : ■» >A I -v *%.!*
$4-15,844/
-*
•
-s_9l,269>
-
-»
->
Volume-195j
Number 6159
.
Cleveland,' Cincinnati, / Chicago
Tenders for Boirids^—
.y■;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
&' St.
Louis
;
Consolidated Aerosotf Corp.—Sales
Ry.—-
:t'<"
.•.
The
24,
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., N. Y., will up
receive tenders for the sale to It of St. Louis
sales
to noon May
Division first
1962,
collateral
Chemical Corp.—Name
.
relocated
"
4
•
'
3,217,918
railway- operations
Net railway operating income
—V.
p.
3,101,481
$1,873,497
195, p. 863.
i
-
.
Ccastal Acceptance
.«
—On
10,
N.
195,
^The
1,480,556
The
—
of 36
company
Lowell
first
r
Austin
was
of
made
the
lowing
Mr.
t
and
board's
previously
-\ M'r.
for* the
earnings
Lee
the
of
Talley,
organization
a
the
After
company.
high
-
provisions for
shards
outstanding
the -first
foR
f The
board
July
to
2
the' first
for
quarter >1962
the
taxes-for-:
first
of
quarter
for
all
finance
York
New
at
first
State
Public
competitive bidding
refunding
and
Vice-President,
the
tax,
all
to
was
included
of
244,558,000
MCF
ended
compared
March
31,
dividend
18
•
:
•
•
Bankers
for
March
with
the same
-
'
'•
•
'
•
,
&
cents
'
the
Trust,
•
of
cessor
of
in
5V2%'
transfer
2031.
agent
one
—V.
*"
"
Oil
'
■
and
for
crews
both
location
and
stage
sound
filming.
on
act
;jY:
r
CAPITALIZATION
Y.'-
?
.
—V.
company's principal business is the ownership and
for the production, purchase, .gathering, trans¬
and sale of natural gas. Its principal offices are located Y
Colorado Springs, Colo.
'
Y
Operation
portation
in
of
a
stock
...
to
company's
Denver,
western
easterly
El
of
from
.
195,
Net
pipeline system extends in a northwesterly'direction
gas supply- areas in the Texas Panhandle and in
Denver
from
Gas
interconnection
an
Co.
(El
field
told
Paso)
the
with
Green
near
pipeline
River,
in
to
'
v,
eluded
delivery
1961,
capacity
was
the
of
788,000. MCF
transmission <
which in- I
company's
of
gas
per
granted
The
day
per
system
the' Federal
by
Power
Commission.
■' >•■''.V"'-'.-
;
.
.
to
TO
Amarillo Oil-Co. for distribution in
the Amarillp
in Texas.
area
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Denver
ovdr
last
PRESENT
FINANCING
operating
also
expenses
"
t
Net
Net
discussed
the annual meeting.
factors responsible for the profit
re-elected
and
elected
E.
p.
—
income.
-
$5,590,503
2,391,934
$5,940,688
2,536,634
1315.
increase
An
of
Corp.—Sales Up 85%—
85%
in
for Detroit Steel
other income
sales and
net
31, 1962 over the corresponding
in net earnings for the first quarter of
32 cents
with a net loss of three cents a share in
the some period last year, M. J. Zivian, President, told stockholders.
Net
sales and other income amounted to $29,594,443 in the first
period
>
Albert
195,
operations
railway
operating
during the three months ended March
improvement in
higher on a 5% decline
significance ■ of foreign operations
V
directors
ten
from
revenue
railway
Detroit Steel
%
attending
and reviewed the growing
the company's total business.
$18,690,153 $17,201,471
12,749,465 11,610,968
revenue—
—V.
Up 68%—
for
.nn1!6,1.,,,
Quarter Ended March 31—
r
34,000 shs.
agent
Grande Western RR.—Earnings—
Rio
&
the
operating
Outstanding
Controls Co. in the first quarter of 1962 increased
year, while sales increased 16%, President Louis Putze
sales,
of
stock
has been appointed transfer
corporation.—V. 195, p. 2151.
Bank
Manhattan
common
1st
year ago resulted
a share
compared
a
compared with $15,988,107 in the first quarter
•„
: ".'-•
Federal income taxes, net profits amounted to
$1,256,013 compared with a net loss of $118,168 in the first quarter
last year.—V. 195, p. 1923.
quarter
of
this
year
•'..
1961.
of
Korn-
Ater
provision
'•>'.
for
.
""
FINANCING
Detroit, Toledo
-
RR.—Earnings—
& Ironton
company
,
has
Subsidiary— 1
established
Controls
Co.
Italia
S.p.a.,
operating
Railway
>
-
__
expenses——.
sales
a
•
manufftcturing
sale's
.
Net
Net
—V.
revenue
from
railway operations
income
railway operating
195, p. 113.
Detroit &
First
Toledo
Quarter Ended
Railway
operating
operating
Railway
1961
1962
1st Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenue..,
Forms Italian
to organize a joint manufacturing company
Italiana, in Milan, Italy, it was announced
by Louis Putze, President of the parent U. S. company.
-Controls" Italia
S.p,a._ will market products. manufactured in the
.Milan plant' as well, as
controls imported from other Controls Co.
.
'
502,327
721,722
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Chase
Railway
plants. Sales in Italy previously • were handled by
representatives.
Raymond Prunet has been named director of
Long-Term Debt: ~/j, ^
>';;
■'
\ Y'Y'Yv - Authorized
Outstanding %Y Controls Co.' Italia S.p.a. •
First mortgage
pipe/line bonds, .is- '.Y,;Y% Y/ " /
-\YY- '•%"'■
Crouzet," one of Europe's major producers of timers, small electric
suable
in
series—five series out-. %\v. :
'r
V Y%'-:
motors, precision marchine pax*ts," and aerial navigation equipment,
standing:
interest :' rates - range
.
;
* ;
makes, its headquarters in Valence, France.
■
' % *•*'.'
.-from' 2.75%'
to 4,70% ; maturities"
*
' -%Y YY..->v
'Y
Controls
Company's .European organization has been substantially
'Y'1964-1979
$90,900,000
$69,277,900 YY%
expanded in recent years to satisfy the growing demand of West
Bank Loans: YY,Yc'Y,
,t
VY/ <.v ■
YYv % ,.-Y;YY-'Y
~Y>, '> European manufacturers for heating and appliance controls.
The head¬
4»/a% notes due 1963——————
25,000,000
>
6,000,000
quarters-for Controls Co: international operations are in Zug, Swit¬
zerland.
Capital Stock:
•
Y,
'
■ •%%'
Manufacturing facilities are in Holland, France and England.
Cumulative preferred stock, par value
V —v.-195; *p.: 1806.>
\
•"
V
: 3100 per
share
—500,000 shs.
-'
■> ;'
Y CAPITALIZATION
8,473,396.,
$2,107,461
income—
Railway
200,000 shs.
par)
company, .and alsp plans
with Com'pagnie Crouzet,
are
.
and
EFFECT
GIVING
the
of
shareholders
The
company's
-pany's principal, deliveries of gas from its field system -are made to
.Natural Ga,s pipeline "Co. of America for resale in the Chicago area
„
8,361,145
—
195, p. 863.
Delford
Treasurer since 1958y as a new member of the board,
Sales for the three months ended March 31 totaled $13,022,891,
compared • with $11,184,811 in last year's first quarter.
Net income
amounted to $503,771 of 37 cents per share, against $300,132 or 22
cents per share la.$t year.
Sales were 6%
higher than in the final
three months of 1961, the company's best quarter last year.
% Y , . ;
'•
principal^ deliveries of gas from its transmission
made to Public Service Co. of Colorado and its - subsidiaries
for- distribution' in
Colorado >and in Cheyenne,
Wyoming. The com-
;
„19ol2c„
$10,837,544 $10,580,857
T—
.
day,
of transmission design delivery capacity
•added under temporary certificates of public convenience and necessity.77,000. MCF
RR. Corp.—Earnings—
from railwav ooerations___—
revenue
The
•hauser,
line compressor stations with a total of 103,415 horsepower,
stations with a total of 12,588 horsepower and four
gasoline plants with an extraction capacity of 209,000 gallons
daily. The.-design
system at.Dec. 31,
.
($5
Shareholders
-
■
5.
195, p.
railway operating
—V.
1961, in which earnings for the year were 28%
.
compressor
natural
Net
1309.
p.
earnings
" He
v
system '
Wyoming.
31, 1961, included 3,646 miles of pipe¬
laterals and gathering lines), 16 trans-';
>* The pipeline system, at Dec;
line (transmission mains, sales
mission
'68%
its
Natural
to
'Net
customers.
Controls Co. of America—Net
Oklahoma and western Kansas. The system also extends south¬
Paso
Railway
system
•
The
service tor its
Authorized'
Common
BUSINESS—The
.
sound
as
-V
sold
which
$619,880,
of
/.;
complete
Feb. 28,
in sales,
annual report
first
firm's
the
in
operating, revenue
operating expenses
Railway
The company
.
said
Quarter Ended March 31—
1st
then
product. ■'
tne
over
Delaware & Hudson
printed with the optical picture to complete the film
%.: V
-';
also has complete commercial facilities for recording on
its
premisis.
Its
recording equipment is of the commercial quality
required for motion picture and television productions. In addition to
thfc physical equipment necessary to engage in the recording and rerecording phases of the company's business, the company also has a
fully .equipped sound stage, production room and cutting rooms to
product Is
com¬
"
Up 48% for Year—
for the fiscal year ended
previous year on a 25% rise
Airmotive,
President,
was
company,
income
$8,150,472.—V.
,
Read & Co., Inc., New York City, will form
manager of a group of dealers to solicit
Dillon,
and
$378 000
l,„o0,000
690,500 shs.
1,250,000
1,000,000 shs.
1977—
1,
to the public last August.
specializes in aircraft engine overhaul, had
equal to 95 cents a share, compared with
$418,147, equal to 64
cents a share, the previous year. Both per
share
figures are based on the 650,000 shares outstanding Feb. 28,
1962.
Sales
totaled $10,210,690
in the latest year, compared with
stock
its
The
net
engaged
equipment
48%
McGee,
I.
since
motion
provide
exchanges.
Outstanding
$378,000
bonds
Dallas
of
increased
1962
BUSINESS—-The
is-
Accepting stockholders must forward certificates, with,
executed exchange forms, to Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York, 140 Broadwav, New York 15, N. Y.,
by the expiration date which is June 15. V
>■ /v
.
1962
FEB. 28,
1309.
p.
income
Henry
company of 722 N. Seward St., Los Angeles, Calif.,
in the" sound
processing of commercial film utilized in
picture and television presentations. The company contracts
with major and independent motion picture
and television producers
for the complete sound processing of their product. In the
perform¬
ance
of its contracts, the company provides complete sound recording
13,795,566 "
of
Recordings are .made tyy the company of dialogue and other sound
•
V2 %
debs, due Jan.
stock (par $2)—
195,
Net
ceeds, estimated at $137,500, will be used for repayment
of debt and working capital.
Y
/:
13,821,750. Provision for Federal
of 1962 was $10,595,000.
1 %'■
held.. '
known com¬
v
Dallas Airmotive, Inc.—Net
a May 7,
1962 offering circular Raymond Moore &
Co., Los Angeles, Calif., offered publicly 34,000 shares;
of this firm's common stock at $5 per share. Net pro¬
taxes
$8,839,678 .as
share for each three Colorado
common
shares
widely
most
the
of
one
Limited.
subor.
Common
p.
,
of
is
1898,
Canada
Sons
First mortgage 4
Co.—Exchange Offer for Col¬
magnetic
fihn 'simultaneously with;"the optibal filming, of motion
April ; 27, 1962 prospectus, the : pictures. ; .>)
.> %%'; ''■
•
%The magnetic-film is .then processed at the .company's, plant utilizing
company is offering to exchange a total of 488,570 com¬
,the cdnipariy's special equipment. This processing includes the dubbing
mon
shares for all the outstanding -shares of Colorado'
of
background music and
other
sound
effects
on
to
the
magnetic
Oil & Gas Corp., not presently held by it, on the basis
film which is then rerecorded on to the optical film. The rerecorded
mon
in
founded
was
CAPITALIZATION AS OF
Shares—Vila'
Oil
subsidi¬
and its
Ark.,
.
has been appointed
corporation.—V.
195,
the
May,
•
Rogers,
in
located
company,
Authorized
•'
City,
York
stock
195, p. 2151.
panies in the fishing tackle field.
Daisy has four wholly owned subsidiaries—Daisy-Heddon Sales Co^,
Daisy Manufacturing
Co. of Canada, Ltd., Sta Dri Boot Co., and
James Heddon's Sons.
The last named subsidiary wholly owns James
Designers, Inc.—Appointment—
New
common
stockholders.
to certain
go
per
'
:
second half is good."—V.
strong
a
■
.
to
waterproof-soled outdoor, boots under the trade name "Sta Dri."
was incorporated in 1959 in Nevada as successor to
corpora¬
which began manufacturing air rifles in 1886.
It is the leading
manufacturer of spring-operated air rifles and BB shot in t.ie United
States and Canada.
Its subsidiary, James Heddon's Sons, whose prede¬
to
quarter
Colorado Interstate Gas
orado
for
Heddon's
57y2
of
do not include operations
Extension University prior
Daisy
1961.
of
Salle
tions
period
total sales
MCF sold
1962,
31,
554,406,000
1961
of
La
and
In
during the first
cubic feet),
in
and
1961
17,
BUSINESS—.The
Continental Sound Ccrp.^—Common Offered—Pursuant
.
income
1931
quarter
Glencoe
of
aries, design, manufacture and market air rifles, air pistols, B-B shot,
toy rifles, pop guns, cap pistors and nolster sets under trre tracie name
"Daisy"; fishing lures, rods and reels under the trade name "Hsddon";
(thousand
sold
from
up
11, 1962, Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., Dallas, offered
publicly, 135,000 shares of.this firm's outstanding com¬
mon stock at $8.50 per share.
Net proceeds from the sale
will
share.
cents per
customers
MCF
of 224,235,090
MCF,
a
were
Daisy Manufacturing Co.—Common Offered—On
net income was
profit from the sale;
to
share,
anti-June 30, 1961, respectively.
Pointing out'that the company's business is normally at its lowest,
ebb in the early months of the year, W. D. Cole. Chairman, said "the
outlook
on
1961,
31,
equivalent
classes
months
12
ended
Consultants
>
first
the
for
Press
acquisition on Feb.
announced.—
outstanding.
shares
oi
March
which
after
volume
number
cents per
seven
mortgage
income was $2.31 a share.
31, 1962, was $27,222,020
net
ended
share,
sold
quarterly
regular
1961,
average
period
1962
a
of
or
cents, in the opening quarter of 1961. Earnings per
on
3,091,886 shares outsxancung March 31, 1962.
based
Results
was
the
per
592,920,000
.
fol¬
: v
'
$226,869,
of
five
of
are
Free
;
"
a
dividend of 60 cents per .share payable
record at the close of business June 14 and
of the company.—V. 185, p. 1805.
;YY%/->
officers
the
sell
to
$100,000,000
total
t
earnings
share
12 months ended March
on
gas
of
months
*
-
stockholders of
re-elected
of
V
declared
also
Island.
the
Chairman
first
reserves,
quarter
1962
of $1,640,000
During
were
12
'
and
income
Long
first-quarter sales of $16,989,671, an
of $12,970,808 in the same period
reported
over
>
its
of
$3.08
^
charges, net profit for the first quarter was
compared to -$8,042,i34 for the same period last year. The first quarter
1962-per share earnings, of 64* cents were 10% greater than the 58 pents
per share earned in the first quarter of'1961. This was based on. the
average-
,
41%
year.
Net
"
12-mor.th
or
months
1961:
A
and
share
volume
gas
The
8.
Board,
as
other
and
May
on
meeting.
all-time
new
of
three months
per
property
in
Earnings—
of
the announcement had served
announced
%i
of
share will be paid
May 15, 1962, to stockholders of record April 16, 1962.—V. 195, p. 2031.
company
Chairman
Westbury,
,
lias
company
$163,875,
March
compared, with
continue as Chairman of the Board. Mr. Austin
as Executive Vice-President
of the company. %>-,
also
first
previous
three
will
served
-
Talley
annual
prior-'to
who
Talley,
President,
President
by
;
petition with
a
authorization
:
income for the
The
.
elected
was
on
the
Coca-Cola Co.—New President—Record
Paul
:
;
Delafield,
-
months
127,811,561
ness.—V. 194, p. 2656.
announcement
in
of approxi¬
has; recently
equivalent to $2.46 per share of capital
the average number of shares outstanding during the period.
$3.01
the
St., Man¬
proceeds from this financing will
by the company for the reduction of indebted¬
used
quarters
packager
company
41%—
Crowell-Collier Publishing; Co.^—Sales Up
The
,
increase
subsidiaries report net income for the three
31,
1962,
of $22,306,084,
compared with net
820,900,952 for the same period in 1961. Net income for the
oi
the
Net
or
realty office.
a
B.
2031.
three
stock
company
filed
for
issue
an
company
income
PROCEEDS—Net
be
1962,
months tended
chester, N. H., and its subsidiaries are engaged in the <
making of small loans, the solicitation and placing of
insurance, and the operation of
and
The
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Net Up for Quarter—
The
For
total, 68,000 shares were sold, for the
12,000 for certain stockholders.
<
BUSINESS
195,
:
offered
Of the
filler
products.
,
Commission
p.
,
i
contract
a
larger
to
has
company
19,
Charles
Offered
publicly 80,000 shares of
this firm's class A non-voting common stock at $12.50 >
per share.
••/.".i"';"^"r ^Y
and
plant
V.
Common
is
aerosol
400.
bonds.
East&rn Investment Corp., Dover,-
1962,
'
■
June
V
Corp.—Class A
associates
May
H., and
'
1962.
■
$4,974,978
$1,992,395
1,609,214
from
revenue
Aerosol
its
Service
Net
•
had
;
1961
$5,210,313
;
__
31,
on
V
'
\
y *
"
" .<■ •'•! ''I- '•
''v
■
''
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Proposed
Bond"-Sale—;;.
•'
■;
-;V
1962
-
March
share
a
up
I
'
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—°r';*•>. J/;
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenues
Railway operating expenses—
were
100,. different
mately
been
—V.
1st
ended
cents
5
or
,
Consolidated
May 7, 1962.it was repdrted that the company's name had
changed to Para Industries, Inc.—V. 195, p. 4.
,
-
•
three months
for the
sales'
$8,488
Of
last
Change Effective—
»On
...
net "income
160% over the comparable period of the,
Mr, Howard Rapps,
Vice President of Consolidated
Aerosol, said,.. "This improvement reflects a more aggressive sales
policy, plus, the ihstallation of new and rmaue efficient machinery which •
boosts our. production capacity more than 200%j
trust mortgage bonds, due Nov. l, 1990, to an amount
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $115,226 at prices not to exceed 105%
plus accrued interest.—V. 194, p. 2115. •
»
»•••%•.
V
Click
$150,273
Noting that
previous year,
4%
.
of
;
1947 when American Independent Oil was organized, and through
prior sale of part of its interest and receipt of subsequent dividends
recouped all of its original investment, Mr. Garbade concluded.
—V. 195, p. 1662;
in
'
Up 160%—
a
cbmpafiy reported
The
"
7
(2259)
$582,217
$1,704,836
1,232,902
——
419,673
RR.—Earnings—
Line
Shore
$5,587,492 " $3,999,829
3,882,656
3,417,612
1961
1962
March 31—
%
revenue.____——
expenses-
______
1,250,052
$1,634,891
1,074,968
$686,739
$559,923
140,052
103,770
$1,936,791
*'
,
,
,
Net
Net
revenue
railway
from
railway
operating
operations—_——
income——
—_
•
—V.
195, p.
864.
Devoe &
•
..
Raynolds Co., Inc.
—
-
...
,
•
,
"
5%
•
.
series
1
100.960 shs.
_
..series
5.35%
'
Crane
120,000 shs.
-2,970,148 shs.
______
Co.—British Affiliate Acquires Valve Firm—-
Crane
Ltd., United Kingdom, an affiliate of Crane Co., announces
the acquisition of the whole of the share capital of D.
E. V. En¬
—V.' 195, p. 1655
*
"I:
",v
v':- ■?*■. \gineering Co., Ltd., of Leeds,'England, designers and manufacturers oL
Butterfly. Valves i"n sizes from 2'r to 72". "
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.—-Exchange Offer—
•
It is the intention to operate the company as a Division of Crane
Ltd., with Mr. Jan Richard Dewidels as Manager; he will also cdntinue
See
Colorado Interstate Gas Co., this issue.—V. 195, p. 1655.
>
to be available for consulation on flow control-problems.
•,'-■•
The
products manufactured by Crane Ltd. for- t/he • flow
range of
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings— >•. ^
control
and
measurement
of -nearly
all
fluids—valves, 'p'un}p!sL. and
1st Quarter Ended March 31—
* • r"' " ^:
1962
1961
meters, " extended by this acquisition, will continue to be -constantly
Railway operating revenue^—.$3,701,611 -'$3,375,933
under review' to meet the expanding -requirements
of industry.
Railway operating
expenses
——
>3,147,280 '
3,110,705v i'
Acquisition of D. 'E. V. Engineering brings to five the number of
Crane plants in
England.
Crane also operates plants in five other
.Net revenue from railway operations^
$554,331
$265,228
; foreign countries:
13 in Canada, one in Mexico, two in France, three
Net railway operating income——1
212,247
82,008
in the -Netherlands! and one hi Italy.A Crane plant- is now under
*—V. 195, p. 863!
'.construction in Australia. .Crane has 26 plants in the United States.
Common
:___5,000,000 shs;
stock-(par $5/
•
.
.
■
,
;
;
(
Common Offered
—
On
May 9, 1962, Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York City,
offered publicly, 400,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $23.25 per share. Of the total, 200,000 were sold
for the company and 200,000 for Merritt-Chapman
&
Scott Corp., parent.
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at $4,216,000,
will be used for working capital, and expansion.
.
-
-
■*
.
.
.
'
——
—V.
Colorado & Wyoming;
>
-
-
-
,
195, ,p.
Crescent
,
Railway operating
Net
Net
—V.
expenses——*' 612,456
from railway operations——
Operating ineome_—
863. - '
revenue
railway
195, p.
.
,
—
.
*
$698,982
279,271
.
479,455
$206,624
%r. 5.9,802
-
1315.
.......
.
-
<
1st Quarter EndediMarch pi-— r> '
* 1962 * ,V**4 1961
Railway operating revenue___^___-_2________—•••• $1,311;438 > $686,979
r.
'
,
Ry.—Earnings—
Petroleum Corp.—Sells
Interest in
Affiliate
BUSINESS—The
one
of
the
nation's
compapy,
leading
of 401 W. Main Street, Louisvilh, Ky., is
manufact"rers of high quality pain s and
protective and decorative coatings and finishes, and of epoxy
and other synthetic resins.
Its 10 company-owned plants throughout
the country have an aggregate of approximately 1,200,000 sq are feet
other
of
and
virtually all types of Industrial
public at ' large, as
well as to
manufacturers
for .use
paint,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
V
EFFECT TO PRESENT
-
3.17% "equity interest ip American
-*
was" announced by W. HJ Garbade, • Presideht
of
Crescent.
The shares were purchased by American
Independent
.'"■OR ?-Cp. -for a total "consideration of $3,800,000.
>
,
%%%Ameriean?Independent 'Oil operates in the-:Kuwa'it Neutral Zone of
the Middle* East.
Crescent acquired its equity interest in the company
•
-oorporation has
independent; Oil Co., it
sold
its
27/8%
sory
commercial concerns and the
chemical, plastic and other
in their products.
.
•
,
'
"The
paints, finishes,
^compounds, and
space.
The
company's products include
varnishes, synthetic resins, chemicals and
floor
enamels,
paint brushes, which are sold through its 60 industrial sales engineers
and technicians, and its 240 trade salesmen who operate from its 87
warehouse-store units throughout the country.
Its products are sola to
FINANCING
.Authorized
debentures and promisdue 1965 through 1972—' $6^594.000
stock ipar $l)t
L.——
10,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
to 5%%
notes,
Common
UNDERWRITERS—Under
j
<_
.1
the
terms
-rmfrart.
and
thA
suhject
$6,594.000
1,258,228 shs.
to the conditions
undsrwritsrs
nam
d
below
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
the number of
severally agreed to purchase
have
opposite their respective names of the common
company and by the selling stockholder.
Hammill & Co. 82,500
& Co.—____ 11,000
.
Co.
&
—
&
Brothers
Salomon
11,000
11,000
Hutzler
Inc
Co.,
&
Walston
Granbery,
9,000
9,000
John C.
Ohio
The
Co.
Prescott
William
Co.
&
R.
——
_
—
Staats & Co.—
Co.
&
Boettcher
—r—
Miller
7,000
Co—
7,000
G.
Stein
Co.
&
5,500
5,500
Barth & Co.
J.
Eichler
Bateman,
Co
&
Co.—
Weedon &
195, p. 1547.
Crowell,
—V.
5,500
& Co.—^
Collins
Julien
5,500
National, a leader in the consumer
continued increased earnings in 1962 and
billion
$20
a
Walters,
H.
H.
;,099
record
a
first
Walters
Howell
Co.,
for the consumer
*
i
..
I:-
i
"i
*
Aug.
ended
$1,256,359, or 57
were
$14,070,606
195,
—V.
the same period totalled
for the first seven months
$16,391,376 with earnings of
cents per share. For the same period last year, sales
and earnings were $1,035,671, or 47 cents per share.
1961.
31,
Earnings
113.
p.
for
,
.
-
..
,
Co.—Acquisition—
Drackett
Drackett, President of the company, announced the pur¬
O-Cedar Division of Martin-Marietta Corp. At the same
time
The Drackett Co. of Canada, Ltd., purchased the business of
the O-Cedar Co.
of Canada, Ltd.
The
Drackett Co.
markets Drano, Windex, Vanish, and Twinkle
Cleaner, and Twinkle Cream for Silver,
long been in mops, brooms, and polishes.
the
of
purchase
combined
United
States
for approximately $9V2 million in cash.:,*further
pointed
out that
the acquisition of
business
He
Duluth, Missabe
holds
1962
railway
—V.
———_
$4,327,358
railway operations—.
operating deficit.
_______
deficit from
Net
195,
864.
p.
4,732,467
Duluth, Winnipeg &
Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 3l-TRailway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses.——
Net
Net
—V.
revenue
from
__
railway operations———
operating
railway
1
Income—
«
$406,50o
—.J.——
195, .p. 864.
Miiner
Dumas
20,378
,7.
to
7
*
in
-
,•>
7
Net
shares.
of
sales
months
of
totaled
against
.
$2,067,365
in
the
first
.
three
1960.
Headquartered , in Jackson, Miss.Dumas Milner. manufactures a wide
variety
of
household
cleaning,, laundering
and sanitation
products
including Pine-Sol, Jerma Starch, Copper Glo and Alumi Glo. It also
markets
a
line of
drugs, cosmetics, . toilet articles and aerosol type
cleaning agents and deodorants—V. 195, p, 2032.
$12,636,321
10,003,909
7
6,987,077
6,720,987
$1,901,906
>
305,828
$1,916,588
-
-
7%
Co.—Quarterly Net Up 67%—
306,018
:
.V'-',7:.
t
t
'-777:''''7'.-7.
7-','
.
- 7v'
in the first quarter of 1962 were $1,999,700,000,
consolidated sales of.$l,461,100,000, in-.the first: quar¬
'■"%
1961,
of
ter
sales
higher than
sales
Factory
of
"'7--7
S.-built
U.
cars,
7''7
,trucks and tractors in the'
first
of 1962 were 593,577 units, 40%. Vhigher than in the first
of 1961.
Factory sales by foreign subsidiaries in the first
quarter of 1962 were 244,433 units, 7%
higher than in the first
quarter of last year.—V. 195, p. 2033.',-7(■
Worth
Fort
Denver
&
Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses-—.
1st Quarter
Ry.—Earnings—
.
•
...
.
7.
-
,
—
1961 r $5,766,722
4,608,851'
-1962
$5,449,892
4,622,453
Net revenue from
Net
5827,439
♦Deficit—V.
195,
$1,157,871
"133,374
railway operations
operating income
railway
86,227
864.
p.
Offered—A public
Gateway Chemi¬
cals, at $7,875 per share ,was announced by . Federman,
Stonehill & Co., New York City, manager of the under¬
writing group on May 11.
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It marked the first public offering of the company's
securities.
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Of the total, 50,000 shares were sold for the president
and 50,000 for the company.
71;-';; ';
Gateway Chemicals, Inc.—Common
>
100,000 common shares of
offering of
PROCEEDS—Net
-
a
short-term
will
,
bank
added,
be
to
proceeds to the company will
of approximately $50,000
loan
corporate .funds.,
general
be used to retire
and the remainder
7
.
incorporated in 1951 as a con¬
tinuation of a business founded by the president in■ 1948, is engaged
.in compounding and packaging
of chemical products, primarily de¬
tergents, "under
private name brands. The 7 products are marketed
through a subsidiary to - automotive- and food chain stores, whole¬
1961 .
$9,106,067
7,593,268
Chemicals,
EUSINESS—Gateway
salers
others.-
and
,
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the .company .assembles
eutomohile . safety seat belts , and automotive
railway operating income
——'
'« 254,262 . battery
Its head office is at 8136 S. Dobson Ave,,
V. 195, p. 864.
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REVENUES—The : company
reported for . the three months ended
Erie-Lackawanna RR. Co.—Earnings—
4'
March '31, -1962,'net sales of $1,489,446 and
net income -of .$101,857
1st Quarter Ended March 31—
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1962
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1 1961.7 ' *! compared with $622;758 and $44,204 for the-first three montlis of 1961.
Railway operating revenue
$53,156,033 $50,073,885
; CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
^
Railway operating-expenses 7—77—7—7_:7—_7- 47,337,015
48,924,366 "
Net
;
$1,971,313,
.
—
operating expenses————;
,
quarter
quarter
7
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Southwest.—V. 195, p. 2151.
Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
7
7.7.
1962
^
.
for, and production and processing of, uranium ores.
Production owns oil and gas producing properties and
revenue
from
railway operations.——'
Net
pared with $52,279
in the 1961 first quarter.
These profits were
equal to 18 cents per share on 1,119,200 class A common shares, after
allowing for full conversion of the B, C and D common stock, compared
with five cents in the first three months of 1961, based on the same
number
Consolidated
37%
the
Quarter Ended March 31—
^
<
company's
,
Railway
net
expenses—-
from
quarter of '1961.
have announced the company's
publicly held stock of. Rare Metals
extraction plant in the
;
consolidated* met Income for- the first ; quarter * ;of,
1*962 was $127,7.00,000," -compared, with- $76,200,-000 in the -.first quarter ,
of
1961, Henry Ford IIr Chairman of the Board,,, and - John Dykstra,
President, announced.
Consolidated net income amounted to $2.32 a
share, a 67%
increase over -the $1.39 a Share earned in the first
Gas
Railway operating revenue—
sharp
revenue
The
Outstanding
250,000 shs.
56,000 shs.
structure. '
Ry.—Earnings—
31—'7. *
77
' 18627 = "
1961-^ •
revenue--'—.7——; $8,888,983 $8,637,575
Ended March
Ford Motor
:
approximately 29%.
owns
Elgin, Joliet &
1st
Hartford Accident &
America; and the Trustees
House, Inc.;
railwfey operationsJ—.
.Net railway operating income-.
—V. 195, p. 864.»
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Net
.
300%
Clearing
Insurance Co. of
University.—V. 195, p. 2152.
operating
operating
Railway
Corp.-f-Proposed Acquisitions—
Natural
offers to buy the
simplification of, El Paso's intercorporate
gasoline
small
improvement in profits was achieved in spite of a "4.6%
sales, Mr. Cohoon stated.
He said earnings had bene¬
fited from the disposal last May of " the newspaper
division,. which
sustained a substantial loss in the 1961 first quarter.
The absence in
the 1962 period of high plant relocation expenses and
reduced costs
for the introduction of new products were also favorable factors.
Net
income
after provision for taxes
amounted to $197,562, com¬
The
cent)-——
Paso
El
-
corporation's earnings in the three months
were
the highest of any lirst quarter in the
decline
of
Northwest
-
Corp. —Sales Lower, Net Up Over
meeting.
•
Authorized ... ,7
2,000,000 shs.
56,000 shs.
1st Quarter
Clayton. Act.
7
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contingent upon El Paso receiving sufficient shares
ownership to 90% of each company.
77% .■
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Metals is engaged in the general mining business, principally
7
Rare
ended March 31,
1962
company's history
and were close to four tl
those reported in the like
period in 1961, Howard S. Cohoon, President, announced at the annual
The
■
Railway
increase its
exploration
29,569
.
the San Francisco financial
in
Co.; ^General
Florida East Coast
v
The offers will be
1961
$1,393,000
986,500
$411,718
1
(par
presently
Paso
section
1962
$1,316,000
904,282
sales
insti¬
non-recourse
a
.
:
landmark
a
Commerce
Co.)
Stamford
of
.
$4,446,161
4,968,956
'-'v
1st
'
v
contract to purchase the Balfour
a
a
Indemnity
of the 2,525,000 out- -r
approximately 65% of
Northwest Production.
The company's interest in Northwest Production was acquired in late
1959
through the merger of Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp. into
El Paso.
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The
El Paso
board authorized an offer of7$l per share for the
publicly held stock of Rare Metals; and an offer of $1.50 per share for
the publicly held stock of Northwest
Production. The offer for Rare
Metals
stock
will be made immediately.
The offer .for Northwest
Production stock is expected to be made in the near future, subject
to no objection" being raised by the Department of Justice or ,by the
Federal Court in Salt Lake City before which a suit is pending under
El
Building,
Balfour
Insurance
standing common shares of Rare Metals, and
the
10,148,973 outstanding common shares of
1961
$945,572
5,391,733"
•
$979,855
5,307,213
—__
of
toward
move
into
at the southeast corner of California and Sansome
plot of about 11,550 square feet. It was erected in 1920
by Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,. an import-export firm,
which occupied
it as a headquarters until about .1951 when it was sold to the present
owner.
The tenants
include. Sumitomo -Bank; Connecticut General
of America and of Northwest Production Corp., in which El Paso
substantial interests.
The board said its action was taken as a
Corp.
Ry.—Earnings—
& Iron Range
Ended March 31—
operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
.
1st Quarter
Railway
on
'77'-''•7j":' v:7"7
;
to make
Intention
profitable
the
course,
Natural Gas
El Paso
fits extremely well into The Drackett Co.'s program
of
expansion in
the consumer products field and added that the
combined marketing of the two lines of household products had many
obvious advantages.—V. 194, p. 2223.
entered
a
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stock
Directors
business
O-Cedar
Net
of
Options
was
Acquisition
Real Estate Trust—Realty
has
company
15-story ofiice building at 351 California St., San Fran¬
cisco,
according
to William
F. Purcell, President of Metropolitan
Management, Inc., the exclusive adviser to the First National Real
Estate Trust.
The seller is Columbia Foundation of San Francisco.
and--. Zenith food freezers, All
available for sale and distribution by
finance- companies
and
Common
Mr. Drackett said the
and-v Canadian O-Cedar
17,200
24,516
852,029
236,285
252,968
1—
shares
First National
The
The
present' time Service is selling freezers with food plan
Financing is available "to purchasers through lending
.
The O-Cedar business
195,
Building,
Manitowoc, ^Gibson
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the
the
of
Copper
has
Locker
Food
Roger
Mr.
chase
—V.
principally engaged in the sale of servicing
bulk food supplies for home freezermember of the National Institute
Provisioners.
In .addition,' Service also sells
basis to Service.
In the future, as an additional selling technique and device, Service
plans to effer a program whereby the home freezer user will not have
to purchase a freezer, but will arrange for the use of"one of Service's
freezers
upon
signing an agreement to purchase,ifood, fromService.
Nearly all -of Service's1 food sales has been ;in7the>ifrozen' me6tri and
vegetable field.
Service performs all cutting, processing and blast
freezing necessary for pre-packaging of frozen meats for home freezer
consumption.-;. Purchases are -made* from- major" meat packers as well
as
wholesale distributors of such pre-packaged items as frozen vege¬
tables. fruits, canned or pre-packed, meats.
The plant operates under
New York State Department of Health Plant Inspection No.. 194. Service
also distributes
products such as col'fee, tea, mayonnaise, paper and
soap products, and preserves Under its own private labels. .; 7
Service
has
been
experimenting with various new approaches in
the food field.
Service plans to install vending machines in various
apartment houses and office buildings to promote its food sales.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
or 75 cents per share. Sales
company's 1962 fiscal year were
the
number of
p. 1807.
Average
41,716
1,088,913
capital.
Working
$1,421,158
is located
contracts.
in
earnings
on
Service. -
and
—
taxes
Income
Net
180
income taxes——
before
1961
1962
$1,529,369
75,164
31,000
44,164
Sales
Earnings
machines
of
the calendar year ended Dec. 31, 1961, as $17,084,161
earnings of $995,132. Sales for the first, three months of 1962 were
$4,249,182 with earnings of $288,983. For the comparable period
1961,
Toddle
House
food sales
totalled $4,016,846 and earnings
amounted to $251,083..
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Dobbs Houses previously reported sales of $24,846,031- for the fiscal
$1,654,765.
shares of
district,
Amana, Hotpoint,
other " brands
are,
tutions
$405,400
215,000 shs.
Corp,—Quarterly Report—
Flexible Tubing
Streets,
Frozen
At
10 cents)
(par
Outstanding
$700,000
500,00'J shs.
Period Ended March 31—
general appliances, such as air-conditioners, stoves, washing
and refrigerators.' Service is now an authorized freezer distributor
transaction
for
and
PRESENT FINANCING
1841.
p.
has been,
and
of home food
of
194,
freezers and the sale of
consumption.
Service is a
is,
Service
use
at
South Fifteenth Street,
42
at
------
—
stock
Common
—V.
operations in June of 1959.
business
.
offices
with
company
offices
GIVING EFFECT TO
Authorized
debt
Funded
Babylon Turnpike,
Roosevelt, L. I.,
N. Y., was incorporated on June 23, 1961, under
the
laws of the State of New York.
At the present time the only
asset of the company is the outstanding stock of its wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Economy Food Service,
Inc.
Such outstanding stock of
Service consists of 10 shares of no par value common stock.
Service
is
a
New
York corporation with its principal
place of business at y,
180
Babylon Turnpike, Roosevelt,
L, I., N. Y. Service.. began its
BUSINESS—The
its
maintains
company
CAPITALIZATION
working capital.
pansion, advertising, and
of Dobbs -Houses' stock
at $21 per share, the
represents a total value of approximately $18,278,000.
The
National Toddle House Corp.; a privately-held business, grew
from
a
single restaurant in Houston, Texas, to its present size..
}:
Mr.
Dobbs
reported
food
sales * of the National Tcddle House
year,
The
Philadelphia.
proceeds, estimated at $225,000, will be used by
the company for purchase of additional equipment, ex¬
issue.
price
stock at
common
assets.
other
Net
of
of
•
York City, offered 100,000
stock at $3 per share.
firm's common
this
Following approval by the Securities & Exchange Commission
a Dobbs Houses'
registration statement, James K. Dobbs, Jr., President,
exchanged 870,400 shares of Dobbs Houses stock for all of the out¬
standing shares of the National Toddle House Corp. With the current
Corp.
9.2%,
Up
Sales
—
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r
.
Cedar St., New
101
The
National Toddle House Corp. a food service chain
with 252
in
30 states and
the District of Columbia, became a
wholly-owned subsidiary, .of Dobbs Houses, Inc., also a
restaurant
chain on April 30. Both firms have headquarters in Memphis.
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-
Enterprises Corp.—Common Offered—
Pursuant to a May 3, 1962 offering circular. Sentinel
Securities Planning
Corp., and Bassior Co., both of
restaurants
•'«
firm's
of this
proceeds to the company, estimated at $400,000,
will be used for general corporate purposes, principally
for making loans to clients.
BUSINESS
The company was incorocrated. in Pennsylvania on
June 24, 1953. Among the original stockholders was Howard I. Green,
who has been the President of the company and a director since its :
organization.
The company has been engaged since its inception in
commercial financing involving the advancing of funds primarily to
business clients for working capital purposes, against the security of
accounts receivable, inventory, machinery, equipment, real estate and
for Eastern Stainless Steel and Industrial
wholly-owned subsidiary, for the first three
months of 1962, were 9.2%
above sales for the corresponding period
last year.
7.'..77v'-->7' • -ii-"'In his interim report to shareowners, Mr. John W. Curley, President
announced
that sales reached $16,314,288
for the first quarter, as
compared with $14,947,334 for the same period last year.
Net income for the period ending March 31,
1962 was $460,867 or
32c per share, compared with $473,903 or 33c per share for the first
quarter of 1961.—V. 195, p. 1315.
pack¬
Inc.—Merger Effective—
Dobbs Houses,
per
Net
Consolidated net sales
Steels, Inc., its
Approved—
this
:
$5
shares
100,000
share.
licly,
Stainless
noted
&
Steel
Stainless
Down—
Net
industry in "the age of the consumer economy."
He
that in 1939, shipments of containers and packaging materials were
worth $2 billion and by 1961 had increased 550%
to $13 billion. The
industry can reasonably expect to see $20 billion per year sales by
1970, Mr.
Walters added.—V. 195, p. 2151.
Bell
___
—
76,000
6,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
9,
May
—
quarter in which earnings grew
Ditto, Inc.—Merger
;—_—
.1
Corp.—Common Offered—
1962, Netherlands Securities Co., Inc., and
G. E. C; Securities, Inc., New York City, offered pub¬
2151.
p.
Eastern
packaging industry,
looks forward to a
by 1970, William
York Society of
aging
See
Fidelity America Financial
Economy Food
greater in 1961 than in 1958.
also forecast continued growth
34%;
Mr.
!
Colket & Co.—
Pennington
195,
—
%
Inc
Co.,
&
Karr
result,
a
On
Shares
& Gerald
Richman
Fleming & Co.
—V.
Co., Inc.—
Co., Inc.
Taggart
A.
Bond,
4% sales increase and the company's redemption on
outstanding preferred stock with cash-on-hand, Mr. Walters
"We are now in the strongest financial position in our
were
&
Teller
Charles
10% on a
May 31 of all
declared,
history."
"Our estimated earnings for the second
quarter of 1962," he said,
"will continue to show an improvement over the corresponding period
of 1961." Earlier, he pointed out that 1961 earnings, which were $2.82
per share, reflected a
steady, growth of about 10% per year, and
Citing
Riecke &
A.
Albert
4,000
May 4.
on
National
members of the
are
a con¬
selected
dealers
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.
,,
packaging industry sales volume
Chairman and President, told the New
year
Analysts
Security
who
made in-
Additionally, new cost cuts have been
said.
said, the company expects to show profits for
the 1962 six-month and year-end periods in contrast with losses in the
comparable periods last year.
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As
of
March 31,
1962, Fairbanks Whitney's consolidated backlog
amounted to $50,527,000 as compared to $41,892,000 as of March 31,
1961—an Increase of more than 20%.^—V. 194, p. 633.
7
As
they propose to offer the
certain
in
the
1961
year, Mr. Karr
operations.
FINANCING
„
Outstanding
245,000 shs.
A. Riecke &
part to the public at $3 per share and in part to
selected dealers and the other underwriters at that price less
cession of 27. cents per share.
The underwriters and such
dealers may reallow concession of 27 cents per share to other
Chairman Forecasts In¬
Diamond
foresees
managing
advised the company that
have
Inc.)
shares
1962—
creased Earnings for
Authorized
500,000 shs.
underwriters (H.
cents) .-...:
10
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co.,
Allied Securities Corp— 3,500
Golkin, Bomback & Co.— 3,500
John Lamula Investors,
^ v
Inc. —:
3,500
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.,.. 3,500
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc. 3,500
Stix & Co.
>
3,5007
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc. 3,500
"■■ ■ Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
& French, Inc.
3,500
—
stock
Common
.
EFFECT TO PRESENT
*
,
Hanrahan & Co. Inc.
Corp.
National
Diamond
7,000
7,00p
7,000
7,000
& Boyce
Bros.
Sutro
&
Stiver
Saunders,
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•
Inc.
Edwards & Sons—
First of Michigan Corp.—
Halle
&
Stieglitz
A.
Cps,
V
quarter,
In
Additional financing details
Philadelphia.
Inc.,
Co.,
follow:
——
—
M. Freeman. &
M
7,000
—
—
.
&
Podesta
Cruttenden,
9,000
9,000
9,000
7,000
5,500
5,500
5,500
5,500
5,500
5,500
5,500
5,500
Robinson & Co., Inc..
5,500
Straus, Blosser & McDowell 5,500
Westheimer & Co.
5,500
Baker, Watts & Co
4,000
K. J. Brown & Co., Inc.— 4,000
The First Columbus Corp. 4,000
Inc.
9,000
Hayden,
Marache & Co.
Miller & Co._—_
Legg & Co.;
Shares
Divine & Pishman, Inc.__
J. J. B. Hilliard & Son—
Jones, Kreeger & Co
Kohlmeyer & Co.
—
Lester, Ryons & Co.——_
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
Murch & Co., Inc. —
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
-
11,000
E. F.
Hutton & Co. Inc. 11,000
McDonnell
&
Co.
Inc.__ 11,000
P.
S.
Moseley & Co
11,000
Bache
Monday, May 14, 1962
quarter was only a shade improved over the 1961
Karr pointed out to the stockholders.
company experienced losses on operations
during the
second quarter of the year which off-set the earlier period and also
profits earned in the third and fourth quarter. 1961 ended in a net
loss of $84,000
after provision for taxes.
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This year, however, the company has a sharply
increased backlog,
of orders and the rate of shipments is better than that of the prior
the
first
Financing
tional
stock being sold by the
•
Allyn
C.
A.
.
latest
that
Manufacturing Co., Inc. — Addi¬
Details—Our May 7, 1962 issue re¬
ported the sale on May 3 of 100,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $3 per share through H. A. Riecke &
Aluminum
Eastern
shares set forth below
Shares
Shearson.
.
,
(2260)
8
$2,632,412
382,515
■
$1,512,799 A
Through
wholly-owned^ subsidiary,
another-
at, wholesale
booster cables.
and.sells
,
.
..
.
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revenue
Fairbanks
from
railway
Corp.—Sales,
Whitney
$1,149,519
$5,819,018
3,091,018
-
8,160,899 7"
corporation
on
sales
ol
earned
V.,194,
p.
General Box Co.—Quarterly
Earnings Higher:—
consolidated net profit of $209,272 after
during the first. quarter of 71962. David
Karr, President, .reported to the annual meeting of stockholders. ,7 •
On
a
comparable basis, the company earned a consolidated net of
$207,757 on sales of $34,573,000 during the first- quarter of 1961.
The company's prospects are
better than is indicated by the fact
T-he
taxes
par1,500,000 shs. •
244177,' " '
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:
; 7
shares 7(no"
Common
77
..-"y-V Authorized
'-
7.
operations-^—-—
Net railway operating deficit-—
—V. 195, p. 864.
.
"
•'* Net
Period Ended March 1—
Net
a
sales
y
Report—
..
—.
-;
1962
$4,243,988
before taxes__"7__"___"_'7
L_ .7. 86,461
Provision for "Federal taxes_7—."'43,890
Net
:
income
Net
$36,560,000
income
Earned
per
v.' 195,
p.
Outstanding
420,000 shs
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•; 5
1961
$3,496,532
39.909
r—
—---2-—r—42,571 :
share'il_7jriri2.Ii7.IL-'—''Li_L_-_-__:r''r V $:04 '
1097.
' t
—....r w->v
19,453
20,456-
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Volume
Number 6159
195
.
quarter
N.
Oversubscribed—
On May 8, 1962, it was reported that a secondary offer¬
ing of 430,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$53,125 per share, made through Morgan Stanley & Co.,
New York City, and W. E. Hutton & Co., Cincinnati,
Corp.—Secondary
Motors
General
had been oversubscribed.
Tarrytown,
Y.,
N.
shareholders
told
company
GM in an
that
second
quarter results will show improvement over the first quarter and the
performance for the year should compare favorably with 1961.
The upturn in earnings was foreseen by J. W. Murray, Chairman of
the Board, and D. W. Smith, President, in the formal printed report
sent
to
shareholders
on
sales and earnings
for the period ended
March
of
characteristic
is
"As
used
be
1962
to
for
sales
$240
the
for
year
expected
are
the
for
first
quarter
reflected
anticipated effects of the
the
long-lead-time products in process of completion. Net sales
to $48.3 million and after tax earnings to $866,121, equiva¬
lent to 46 cents per share on 1,643,101 common shares outstanding.
In the first quarter of 1961, net sales were $62.9 million and after
tax
operating earnings were $1,333,239, equivalent to 81 cents per
share figured on the basis of
1,494,347 shares which gives effect to
conversion
of preference stocks as of January 1,
1961. The figures
do
not include a special credit in
1961's first quarter from sale of
of
number
amounted
amounting to $578,299.—V.
property
195, p. 2034.
Co. of Illinois—Proposed Private
Telephone
Genera!
On May 9,
with
1962 it was reported that the company had filed a petition
Commerce Commission seeking approval of its plan
Illinois
the
institutional investors and
stock to its parent, General Telephone & Elec¬
$8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds to
sell
$3,962,685 of common
tronics Corp.—V. 184, p. 1913.
Quarter Ended March 31—
operating revenue
y'y
'■>.
.
revenue
Net
830,961
195,
$841,328
751,337
$42,754
$89,991
113,698
railway operations
deficit
operating
railway
—V.
from
1961
1962
36,091
$873,715
Railway
Railway operating expenses
Net
:
865.
p.
Georgia. RR.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
$1,947,212
$1,721,787
1,685,401
1,636,584
'
Net
*
railway
from
Deficit.—V.
$85,203
♦49,863
$261,811
railway operations
operating income
revenue
195,
p.
105,901
__
865.
195, p.
-Earnings—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
Net
revenue
from
railway
—V.
195,
p.
$2,048,587
1,642,827
1,553,436
$495,151
33,618
$458,267
operations
railway operating deficit
Net
1961
98,620
________
44,448,171
$6,816,327
$6,335,688
♦Deficit.—V.
195, p.
Green Bay
1,527,132
estate, investment;
real
March 31—
operating
1962 b
revenue
operating
expenses
1961
$1,025,475
758,926
Industrial
$1,078,064
754,120
:
at their annual meeting on April 30, approved an increase
company's
authorized
capitalization,
it was announced by
J. Glickman, President, and Chairman.
number of class A common
shares authorized was raised to
from 7,500,000, of which there are approximately 5.8 mil¬
lion
shares currently outstanding. The authorized class B stock was
raised to
720,000 from 660,000 shares. Previously the entire 660,000
shares of class B had been issued and outstanding, but approximately
10,000,000
560,000
shares
Mr.
Glickman
the
issuing
be
would
were
converted
told
the
class A
to
shareholders
February
in
there
that
are
1962.
plans
no
for
newly authorized A shares at this time, and that they
held
available for new property
acquisitions and other
purposes.—V.
corporate
Goodyear Tire
195,
402.
p.
& Rubber Co.—Sales Up 7.3%—
first quarter of 1962 rose to $370,increase of 7.3% over the $345,653,781 of sales in the
period, E. J. Thomas, chairman of the board, announced.
The 1962 first quarter was second only to the record first quarter
of
1960
and
all areas of the
company's business, except defense
deliveries, participated in the increase, he said following a meeting of
Sales
of
794,554,
Goodyear Tire for the
an
1961
similar
the board of
Net
Net
from railway operations
operating income
revenue
railway
—V.
195, p.
$271,355
$319,138
48,088
65,771
865.
ant to
income
Thomas
for
also
the
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
that
Goodyear
planning
is
a
capital
ex¬
penditure program of $100 million in 1962—highest in the company's
history. He said the record expenditure "involves certain new plants
as well as expanding present plants;
includes expenditures for modern¬
ization
of facilities for cost reduction purposes,
and takes care of
the needs our
research and development facilities."
The
acquisition
of
Gummiwerke
Fulda A.
G.,
a
large
German
tire
producer was completed March 29, and beginning in the second quarter
of 1962 its business will be consolidated in
the Goodyear statement,
he
reported.—V. 195, p. 865.
1962
1961
$18,890,635
$18,383,307
14,433,090
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
(W. R.)
the
New
for
Net
from
revenue
railway
operations__
$4,457,545
$4,234,581
195,
1,328,972
1,092,011
865.
p.
Gym Toys, Inc.
Common Offered
—
—
Pursuant to
a
Meeting
of
stockholders
at
the
11, 1961 offering circular, as amended April 30,
1962, Robert W. Grafstrom Co., 330 Flatbush Ave., Brook¬
lyn, N. Y., offered publicly, 150,775 shares of this firm's
common stock at $1 per share.
Under a previous "best efforts" underwriting con¬
tract, First Madison Corp., New York City, sold 99,225
shares
of
the
company's stock at $1 per share in
December, 1961.
Net proceeds from the financing will be used by the
company for moving expenses, repayment of debt, pur¬
BUSINESS—The
for
the
year
1961
increased
to
$3.68
per
Inc.—Common
Offered—Pursu¬
company
Hotel
in
share
versus
incorporated
was
9,
Oct.
on
1961
the
in
of California under the name of Rookc Engineering Corp.
Tne
company's name was changed to Industrial Fasteners Inc. in March,
1962, pursuant to an appropriate amendment to its Articles cf In¬
corporation. The business of the company had been conducted under
BUSINESS—The
Vineland
for
$350
an
office
3,000
of
In
500
this
feet
offering
a
feet
is
5238
This
2,500
rent
for
square
$175
lease.
a
at
building
cement block
Calif.
and
addition
square
a
building, containing ap¬
feet of yard, rents
storage lot of 13,500 square feet and
Hollywood,
square
month.
a
occupies
company
North
Ave.,
proximately
a
month.
None
of
t.
completed,
the
Y
.
provided
and
funds
adequate
are
available, the; company hopes to move into larger quartei'S in the same
general a/rea. ''Negotiations are under way, however, no commitments
have been made, and any final decision will depend on circumstances
existing at the time.
The company is a designer,
manufacturer and fabricator of poly¬
styrene foam toys and water sports equipment.
AH of the company's products are proprietary in nature, in that
they are all designed, fabricated, manufactured and sold by the com¬
pany or
its agents or distributors.
They consist of many molded
polystyrene items: Hobby horses for indoor and outdoors, surf-boards
The
sizes,
shapes
for use
and purposes;
"Tip-A-Tub" and "Bowl-O-Ftin,"
in pools for the children and adults to sit in,
and
canoes,
safety belts, floats and buoys, water
large bowls
sail-paddleboards
chairs, pith helmets and a. B-70 SkySailer which soars over 200 ft., etc.
The products are sold directly to major chains with such principal
customers as Woolworth, J. J. Newberry, Sears, Roebuck & Co., May
Co., Montgomery Ward, Rexall Drug Stores, etc. These sales account
for over 22%
of the company's gross volume.
sales, accounting for approximately 75% of gross sales vol¬
handled by distributors, with such principal distributors as
& Gordon, Blatt Distr.,
Shranz and Bieber, etc.
Until re¬
are
handled in the
11
western
states.
In
1961
the
company
commenced initial sales
effort in the midwest and east which efforts will be pursued con¬
tinuously and vigorously in the future in order' to present a wider
market for the company's products.
cently
majority
the
all
of
the
GIVING
company's
EFFECT
sales
were
PRESENT
TO
has
acquired
stock
—V.
194,
(par
The
company's
Tujunga
assets
property
and
Rooke
of
facilities
plant-
offices
and
located
are
8560
at
Avenue, Sun Valley, Calif.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Common
(par
Industrial
cents)
10
Inc.
Outstanding
190,000
1,000,000
_____
Instruments
—
Offered
Common
On
—
May 9, 1962, Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc., New York City,
as head of an underwriting group, announced the offer¬
ing of 120,000 common shares of Industrial Instruments,
at $7 per share. This was the first public offering of the
company's securities.
Of the total, 30,000 shares were sold for the company
and 90,000 for 16 stockholders, who as a group, will
continue to own more than 75% of the company's out¬
standing. stock.
■
' ... y.i yy- ;.y; v:;.; '...?yy?'
;.'yY\iV
PROCEEDS—The
bank
a
loan.
will
company
The balance
BUSINESS—Industrial
will
part
use
be
added
Instruments
the proceeds
working capital.
of
to
retire
to
in 1938, and
in
1956 all of its stock was acquired by a group of key employees,
including the present management.
Its executive offices are in Cedar
incorporated
N. J.
Grove,
The
was
is
company
engaged
primarily
the design, development and
and various other electronic
in
manufacture of high precision instruments
products.
REVENUES—For the six months ended March
reported
cents
net
sales
share
a
$116,000,
or
a
CAPITALIZATION
Y
Vs %
mortgage
note
GIVING
6%
note
due
to
1969
due
May
in
EFFECT
TO PRESENT
15,575
Outstanding
shares
of
595,000
which
each
common
has
15,575
to
instalments
%
cents
(50
Outstanding
$118,91)4
—
monthly
par
stock
26
and
FINANCING
$118,994
1963—
stock
Common
or
monthly
in
annual instalments
in
September
note
$163,000,
Authorized
due
instalments to December 1974
4%
1962, the company
of
pro
-Y
5
31,
of-$1,413,000. aiTd. net ..income
forma basis compared with $1,181,000
18 cents for the related period in fiscal 1961.
on
FINANCING
3,212
3,212
630,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
)
the
of
names
offered
and
principal underwriters of the
aggregate number of shares
the
to purchase, subject to the terms
and conditions set forth in the underwriting agreement, are as follows:
2659.
p.
the
of
company
1,000,000
cents)
10
all
Co.
is engaged principally in the design and manufacture
of fasteners, bolts and other related parts for the aircraft and missile
industries.
Its
products are
fabricated chiefly
from
exotic
metals
such as titanium, tungsten, nickel, and chromium.
.
all
Engineering Co. as a oOle proprietorship and there¬
partnership since operations commenced in November, 1959.
a
as
company
Engineering
chase of equipment, advertising, research and develop¬
working capital.
Rooke
name
after
:
severally
agreed
Stone
Co.
Shares
Harper Vending, Inc.—Common Offered—On May 11,
Hayden,
1962 Greenman
Co., New York City, announced the in¬
itial public sale of this firm's common stock through
an offering of 80,000 shares at $3.75 a share.
PROCEEDS—Net
vending machines,
capital.
.•
Coburn
Y.
y
.
E.
Lanes
\... REVENUES—Net
amounted
to
sales
CAPITALIZATION
for
and
the
net
GIVING
C.
—V.
—V.
stock
195,
(par
5
months
was
EFFECT
TO
cents)
ended
Feb.
28,
1962,
$24,545.
E.
PRESENT
The
Outstanding
410,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
___.
Chase
subordinated
FINANCING
195,
Manhattan
p.
Lasers,
light amplifiers which scientists expect will
future living and bring sweeping advances in
commercially by Hughes Aircraft.
The company has established a product line of small lasers suitable
for a wide variety of space, chemical, industrial and research applica¬
tions, it was announced by Roy E. Wendahl, Executive Vice-President.
Within three or four months the company will be producing com¬
mercially other types of lasers with a variety of power and pulse
outputs, he added.
electronics,
affect
will
be
.
marketed
in
now
make possible sweeping advances in the entire elec¬
industry and in 10 or 15 years they will play an important
everyone's life and standard of living," he said.
(The
word
Emission
The
of
laser comes from Light
Radiation, he explained.)
achievement
light—occurred
of
in May
the
1960
laser—man's
at
the
Amplification
first
Hughes
source
Research
7,000
4,000
4,000
Incorporated—_
4,000
—
has
—
—_™__'
—
7,000
4,000
System, Inc.—Appointm't
been
conversion agent
debentures
due
April 1,
for
appointed trustee, paying
$1,700,000 6% convertible
of the
corporation. —
1977,
2035.
Investors Funding Corp. of New York
—
Debentures
May 2, 1962 prospectus, IFC Se¬
New York City, offered
publicly at par, $1,000,000 of this firm's 10% registered
subordinated debentures due Dec. 31, 1966, and $6,000,000 of its 10% registered subordinated debentures (with
warrants) due Dec. 31, 1971-75.
Net proceeds will be used by the company for invest¬
a
curities Corp., 630 Fifth Ave.,
"miracle"
new
substantially
4,000
_
Hotel
Bank
—
_______
—.__
and
Offered—Pursuant to
Hughes Aircraft Co.—To Market Lasers-
12,000
—„___
y_
Inc
Unterber, Towbin Co
registrar
4,000
12,000
Inc.
Joseph Walker & Sons
195, p. 1311.
agent,
402.
p.
Co.
International Airport
nine
income
V.
Common
&
<fc
Co.
—
Kirkland
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company,
Korvette.
and
$357,989
Huton
42,000
4,000
Inc
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc
the
Alexander's,
F.
—
12,000
Middlebrook,
Jones, Kreeger & Co
A. M. Kidder & Co.,
•
company, of 498 Seventh Ave., New York City,
is
installation, maintenance and servicing of automatic
vending machines in department and other retail stores in the Metro¬
politan New York area. The machines, which are purchased from a
variety of domestic suppliers, dispense foods, beverages and related
items. At he end of February, 1962 the company had 152 machines in
operation in certain leading department and discount stores, including
in
&
Incorporated
_
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
proceeds will ge used to purchase 150 additional
discharge existing obligations, and increase working
'
&
Bache & Co
BUSINESS—The
engaged
role
Biltmore
York, J. Peter Grace, Jr., President, announced that the earnings
first quarter of 1962 continued last year's favorable trend,
profits
Fasteners,
an
company
The
Dec.
"Lasers
Grace & Co.—Earnings Up 11%—
Annual
*115,821
865.
proceeds, estimated at $241,500, will be used by
for repayment of debt, purchase of addi¬
tional equipment and working capital.
14,148,726
railway operating income
—V.
"
the
wehn
p.
State
Net
tronics
At
$136,414
11,031
share.
the
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Authorized
first
announced
$301,741
April 27, 1962 offering circular, Adams & Co.,
Angeles, offered to residents of California only,
120,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $2.50
per
Gulf, Mobile &
directors.
quarter increased 2.8% to $15,841,020, or
46 cents per share, compared with $15,404,059, or 44 cents per share
in
the
1961 first quarter, based on 34,720,497 common shares out¬
standing as of March 31, 1962.
Net
195,
1.794,781
Los
the
The
$1,931,195
revenue from railway
operations.
railway operating income
♦Deficit.—V.
& Western RR.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended
1961
$2,066,272
1,764;531
.
Net
Net
Railway
company,
Louis
2,894,752
*106,305
1807.
Railway
Common
Approved—
diversified
Corp.,
10,826,915
3,227,519
1962
Railway operating expenses™
UNDERWRITERS—The
Glickman
13,054,034
from railway operations
operating income:
First Quarter Ended March 31—
42,125,422
from
revenue
CAPITALIZATION
of
Shareowners
48,634;672
195, p. 865.
Authorized
in
i96i
$59,461,587
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings-
$48,941,749 $50,783,859
railway operations^
railway operating income
Net
865.
Glickman Corp.—Stock Increase
1962
52,162,380
Railway operating revenue
Net
Pensick
1961
$2,101,094
—
Y
$65,216,414
revenue
railway
•
1962
RR.—Earnings-
Railway operating revenue™.
Railway operating expenses—
$365,030
2,002,325
—V.
\>y
1924.
p.
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
First Quarter Ended March 31—
ume,
1962
.First
195,
Illinois Central
Net
Other
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.
$2,053,848
497,451
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
of
1961
1962
First
Net
railway
"After
Georgia & Florida RR.- -Earningslst
Net
—V.
1961
$13,472,000 $11,406,000
11,418,152
11,040,970
railway operations
operating deficit
865.
premises rent under
•
1962
Net revenue from
ment and
Financing—
to
Buddenhagen explained. The cylindrical laser, which weighs only
pound, can be fired safely while held in the hand, he added.
the
no single quarter results can
performance," they said. "For
to be in the neighborhood of
year's
full
RR.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
company,
our
a
1st
annual meeting.
the
at
million."
$250
Results
basis
the
as
announced
previously
1962,
31,
Mr.
—V.
Net
Corp.—Sales, Net Lower
General Precision Equipment
This
Grand Trunk Western
First
reports stated that the offering, valued at
$22,843,750, was marketed for members of the family of
the late Louis Mendelsohn, formerly Treasurer of Fisher
Unofficial
Body Corp., which in 1926 was acquired by
exchange of stocks—V. 195, p. 2034.
to radar, Mr. Wendahl said.
production is under direction of Douglas A. Buddenhagen, who
that the first lasers, .small in size,
will be offered for
about.$1,000 each. The laser's ■accompanying power supply is priced
at
less
than
$1,500, bringing total cost for the complete unit to
under $2,500, he said.
The
laser, designated the Hughes Model 200, generates 5 to 10
kilowatts of peak power and has a total beam energy of one joule,
Laser
.
announced
one
corporation
J.
.
communications
(the
1961
.
Testing Laboratory,
Eastern
in
cents
figure adjusted to reflect the 2% stock dividend paid in 1962).
first quarter report states that the outlook for the balance
of 1962 appears favorable.
:
; '
Grace
chemical
sales
increased
10%
in
the first
quarter. Total
net sales and operating revenues were $133,291,000 in 1962 compared
with $133,381,000 in the prior year,
reflecting the company's with¬
drawal
from
low
margin tradiiwr operations mentioned in previous
reports.—V. 195, p. 1923. ' *
y ',VY'YY;.*1, /Y ''yY <. ■
\
'Y'Y< Y'Y'.1
announced the sale of its sub¬
located in Corona, New York.
Charles P.
Covino, General Magnaplate's President, said the sale,
for
an
undisclosed amount of cash,
was
made to a group headed
by Harold Richman, former general manager of Eastern Testing.
YY
Mr; Covino and Alan S. Kollock, members of General Magnaplate's
board of directors, will remain as directors of Eastern Testing. The
new corporation will elect additional members to its board of directors
in
the immediate future.
Y"y':
''yYYYy..' >'■v: .yYY;YY/
According to Mir. Covino, Eastern Testing becomes a separate cor¬
poration with Mr; Richman assuming the role of president. John J.
Drury,
present counsel for Eastern Testing,
becomes the new cor¬
poration's secretary and treasurer.—'V. 190, p. 770.
Belleville,
This
69
Grace's
,
sidiary,
with
compared
cents
75
were
Corp.—Sells Subsidiary—
Magnaplate
General
of
9
Malibu, Calif. The device emits a nearly parallel narrow beam
of
single-colored coherent light brighter than the sun which is valuable
in scores of. military, and peaceful. applications
ranging from space
were
latter
The
San
that operating earnings for the first
$4,004,000 as compared with $3,619,000 for the
1961—an increase of 11%. Earnings per share of
1962
stock
common
(2261)
1
reported
He
1960.
of
period
same
$250,000 of 6% serial subordinated debentures due
through 1964.
financing was negotiated by J. S. Strauss & Co.,
Francisco.—V. 195, p. 864.
<
/
,;
1962
in
$3.16
■;
On
and
"
—
General Indicator Corp.—Debentures Sold Privately—
May 8, 1962, Judson G. Sherrill, President, announced
that the company had placed privately, $1,000,000 of 6%
convertible subordinated debentures due May 1, 1967,
».
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
--
by
Stimulated
of
"coherent"
Laboratories
at
ment in real estate.
Article 2 of the Stock
The
The
primary business of the corporation is that of investing in, purchasing,
developing, financing and selling real estate. The operations are con¬
ducted by the corporation directly and also through wholly-owned
subsidiaries.
The
corporation's executive personnel has had many
years of experience in various phases of real estate operations and
the corporation
retains independent experts,
consultants and proBUSINESS—The company was organized under
Law of the State of New York on Jan. 21, 1946.
corporation maintains Its offices at 630 Fifth Ave., New York.
Corporation
10
fessional
services
continue
will
cluding
As
by
result
a
annual
reports
of
change
a
management's policy within the past two
of
Net
the largest part of the corporation's business at present is the
acquisition
for
investment
purposes
of apartment houses or real
estate suitable for construction of apartment houses in the New York
years
of
26.27;
after
the
over
V;
$3,688,726,
the
for
taxes
of
17.37c
It
area.
$j97,481
for
reported
ducing
also
operating expenses of the real estate;
income will
be sufficient
for these
purchases,
:
improves
refinances,
same
"
Authorized
Sundry indebtedness
Debentures
"
Series
"•12-31-62".
1962
10'<
,
>
.
.
10';
Series,
10'/
due
,
■
Series,
6'/
due
,
inclusive
Lehigh
inclusive
Series,
inclusive
stock
A
B
($5
par)___
■__
the
for
——
sales
the
for
year
a
March
the
for
period
same
195,
$31,523,524 exceeded
19.3"/ .—-V. 195, p. 866.
Corp.
modern and air-conditioned, and
fully automatic
1509.
lanes
have
an
ten-pin
for
Inc.—Quarterly
Press,
Marc
Net
*
aggregate
bowling —
before
Profit
after
;
from
railway
on
the
p.
shares
794,940
673,391
sales
■—V.
V4
■
March
of
i-
31,
195, p. 866.
Common Offered
—
195,
the
1919.
p.
Manufacturers
In
At
195,
'
N.
Drexel
^
1962
May 9
&
1961
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
BUSINESS—The
with
company,
executive
,
V
^
.7.
.7
.
region
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
home
are
011
materials
PROCEEDS—Net
intended
to
be
credit
a
and
proceeds
used
basis.
kitchen
to
Ic
is
also
in
from
finance
the
future
sale
of
credit
the
TO
PRESENT
Secured
common:
sales
stock
stock
194,
u
cent
par
purchase
40,000 wts.
Common
stock
common
stock
set
Smith
"A"
Inc.
stock
The
has
Ira
became
for
shares
L.
Officer
of
together
of
the
on
has
Landls
Kulka
April
known
the
been
Smith.
newly combined
Electronics
30
on
the
Corp.
and
exchange
of
Herman
stock"
Kulka
class
American
named
Stock
Smith
Electronics
—V.
Corp.,
195,
p.
1204.
Exchange.
President
Joseph
and
Chief
Weissglass is Chairman
company.—V. 194, p. 1843.
of
See
Executive
the
Newmont
See
Smith
Kulka
thte
Corp.,
Superior &
Quarter Ended
Net
deficit
railway
—V.' 195,
p.
to
revenues
Ishpeming
March
from
railway
operating
978.
sales
:
RR.—Earnings—
31—
1962
$238,518
Net
EFFECT
TO
underwriters
below:
revenues
the
In
$6:726,074'
PRESENT
1961
$192
$375,966
$318 813
479 847
1
"
416 914
* '
p.
909.
•
..
of
stock
•
:1
completed for the
Texas/ Terms
Antonio,
4,500,000 shares
assets
which
nearly
common
leasehold
40,000
.
acquisition of the
of the
acquisition
stock in' exchange
in
acres
wells have been completed over
gas
miles.
30
of
include
which 15
line
day.
per
and
Nine
are,
Proven
of
wells
the
recent
delivering
reserves
are
currently
million
20
over
to
estimated
are
of
feet
be
cubic
the
in
without
gas
giving credit to
open flow potential
discovery which tested for an
President,
statements,
for
$10,012,000
three
thflit
net
-
has
nine
the
9.7%
that based on unaudited
earnings after taxes were a
announred
company
March
ended
months
1962,
31,
quarters of Its fiscal year 1962. This represented
the $9,126,322 earned in the comparable period
oyer
■
the
9.7%
for the
a
77-.--7v'.-7
77 ' 7
,
per
|-Sg^eS^SlS^^
below
have
■
..
Co.,
share
$2.90
were
77 7
outstanding
shares
3,452,637
for
-
on
this
issue.—V.
195,
'•
first
railway operations---
4,758,763 v
first
In
the
5,035.392
first
7
Approved—Quar¬
Split
"
:
7
?
was: an increase in the number of
from 5,000,000
to
10,000,000
author¬
and
a
the
1962
discussing
last year
all
$36,409,075
sales
of
of
1961.
quarter
taxes
net
per
for,
1962
Mr.
than
with
$35,581,722
\
*
$1.31
share
end
compared
as
/
equaled
profit^
company planned
three months of
share for the 1962 quarter
1961 and $1.22 per share in
1 /
• :
:
per
in
Johnson said,
expected, lower
was
of
"The management
net profit
experienced
in
the
the
during
first quarter
in support
particularly Edward Dalton Co., requiring expen¬
in
full force and effect during the first
quarter of the current year; they Were only in the formative stages
during the early months of 1961,
and consequently, profit for the
1961
-On
Mr.
'
but
money,
comparison
Johnson
exceed,
,«
of
Administrative and marketing programs,
...
divisions,
ditures
-
May 10, 1962, C. Hazten Stetson, President, announced that, the
company plans to sell
privately in the near future $l-,500;000'-; of
rdebentures. Proceeds will be used to
repay
bank loans incurred for
construction wojfk.—V. 195, p. 524.
$260,863,987
of
stock
common
of
profit after
of
069"
400 575
.
"
-
compared with $1.83
1960, he announced.
of
376,015
sales
on
-
Co.—Stock
&
as
1961
$1,218,265* $1,391
w
of
quarter
the
Net
./
*
1962
on
3.50%
to
predicted
presently-authbrisled 2,000,000 shares of 4%
cumulative preferred stock at par value of $1 per share into 6,000,000
shares of cumulative preferred stock, par value 33 Vs cents per share.
'V' President D. Mead Johnson, in his address to stockholders, reported
$5,977,028 v $6,427 061
expenses—
shares
ized
,7";
h
v
31—
return
compared
Analysts
add at least $1, marking
earnings.
~
sales of $280,295,123 in
1429
p.
Johnson
increased
3.57'/
a
of Security
should
1962
of
year
period,
195,
Society
fiscal
in
pharmaceutical firm, here,
:
.
RR.-—Earnings—
revenue
York
New
represented
months
ago.—V.
reclassification
2036.
the
quarter
consecutive
April 27 stockholders approved a management-proposed threefor-one split of common and preferred shares effective May 4,
1962.
Also
approved
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
nutritional
and
.
*.
:
p.
nine
year
in
Corp.,
last
On
?o 000
"
31,
compared to-$2.68 for 3,402,319 shares outstanding
1961.
Mr. T. G. Rutledge, McDonnell Vice-President,
as
terly Net Down—
35,000
Inc
the
Mead
severally
7
,
1962.
Earnings
a
2 343 378
named
31,
eleventh
the
Maine Public Service Co.—Private Financing Planned
Sllieoo
...
deficit
been
San
of
sales
gas
speaking before
year
and
f87
614.484
operations________
195,
date
common
1962.
of Calif.—Acquisition—
financial
March
on
FINANCING
Shares
railway operating income
—V.
a
Earnings
■"
and
$250,645.
were
_______
Ended March
Railway
operating
Railway operating
Issue.
Railway operating revenue:
Railway operating expenses^™
Net
earnings
1961,
■
Maine Central
Electronics Corp.—New Name—
Electronics
just
of
previous year.
Board
Net revenue from
Lake
First
31.
Co.—...—
Mining
expiration
Corp.
15,
May
"
Magma Copper Co.—Exchange Offer Effective—
First Quarter
Kulka
&
to
1925.
p.
McDonnell,
increase
are
,,7
Kulka
as
S.
record
,
Robinson &
the
Stores
Lerner
1962,
McDonnell Aircraft €orpv—9 Months'" Earns. TJp
interim
first
due Nov. 1, 1970—'303;636
500,000 shares authorized-.
' 255,000.shs.
forth
Drexel
H.
stock.
common
company,
traded
Kulka
of
effective
Smith
combined
its
Dec.
1
linking
of
1,
.;
J.
•
the /company's
of
_
The
Changed—
The
net
and
GIVING
—
V
•
of
A
(par $1)
"
average
•
services.
agreed; on the terms and- conditions set forth in the purchase contract,
to
purchase from the company the respective number of- shares of
Name
—
and
sales
Mortgage loans payable,
645,000 shs.
40,000 wts.
Merger Effective
—
ended
year
others
UNDERWRITERS
Electronics Corp.
Kulka
1,500,000 shs.
^
warrants____
2660.
p.
that
announced
May
Corp.
have
net
gas
March
payable to hanks_____
to
1,197,682
"
$8,266,771
payable
.
.
1,297,801
'
the
Notes
■
695,020
$0.58
depth of 11,000 feet.
7 '
;
V:
.7
7
!
This
acquisition adds substantial proven reserves, production and
potential to your Company and at-present contract prices, ultimate
-sales
of
these
proven
gas
reserves
are
expected
to
approximate
$35,000,000.—V. 195, p. 2036.
7
-
the
CAPITALIZATION
Notes
371
Common
to
'
ended
Dec.
31,
1960,
earnings $74,870.
$48,000
notes
Common
—V.
amounted
Outstanding
___________
homes.
-REVENUES—For
.
FINANCING
Authorized
notes
manufactured
1961
$26,076,020
875,540
50
million cubic feet per day. A confirmation well is currently
drilling three-quarters of a mile to the south of this latest discovery
its
successful
completion
should
add
significant reserves to
Jonnell's Interests.
Production is
from
the
Wilco* formation at an
and
PaJ "is
Wayne,
engagetl
equlpriient ..and
modernization
the
..of.
in the production, sale, erection and financing'
homes, primarily in New England, the Middle"
Atlantic
the Middle West.
Approximately 957/' of aft manufactured
sales
building
tile.
EFFECT
have
195,
Oil
Co.
Jonnell's most
engaged
and
1
77
:__l
:
holders
to
from
extending
of
^
publicly oib
shares of Mapway
offices
4
$27,769,829
"
issuance
Jonnell's
area
into
of .manufactured
York corporation, organized in 1960. These three
and are engaged in the development, manufacture,
sale, licensing and application of wall and floor coatings and finishes
in the building industry. The most widely known of these coatings and
finishes is "Vitricon," a cold glazed concrete wall surfacing material,
for
Gas
tied
-3,249,359
Homes at
1962
1
neighborhood of 200-billion cubic
$8,881,435
,
offered
issue of 55,000 common
$10 per share.
a new
for
McCrory offered to purchase - all shares tendered of Lerner
for $38
per share
in cash, net of all transfer taxes.
McCrory crwns
1,216,877. shares
of outstanding Lerner^
-
the
feet
!
3,281,608,
.
Co.,
registrar
appointed
195, p. 2154.
$0.67
McCrory
Negotiations
involve
$53,378,631
$12,853.047.
income...:
been
31—
:
stock.—V.
Jonriell
45,588,836 .4.4,497,196'.
...
has
'
.
"
'
Main Line Homes, Inc.—Common Offered—
Main Line
New
substitute
Bank
'
Y.
an
$58,441,883
railway operations.—
866.
1801.
p.
income
offer
MeCulloch
RR.—Earnings—
expenses
pro¬
stock
common
were
a
April,
for
revenue
operating
p.
.
principally
as
of
present,
"
Co.,
March
extended
common
{rtiMb&MvU-toSiWW
Trust
195,
1098.
p.
been
Hanover
issue.—V.
the corporation.—V.
other
purchase
-
from
revenue
railway
Mad way
BUSINESS—Kogel is a Delaware corporation, maintaining its prin¬
executive oifices at 26-32 Second St., Long Island City 2, N. Y.
The company was organized in October, 1961, to acquire and hold the '
capital stock of three previously existing companies: Vitricon Manu¬
facturing, Inc., a Delaware corporation, organized in 1956; Vitricon,
Inc., a Delaware corporation, organized in 1956; and Vitricon Surfac¬
a.
made at
be
this
outstanding
Directors
I
of
in
McCrory Corp.—Extends Lerner Stock Purchase Offer
1961
'
plant
share.-
per
195,
has
'»/•-
Bomarc missile engine
October.—V. 194, p. 849.
phase-out
'
the
-
,77
•
;
3,762,579
.
Net
cipal
corporations
1
<
1962,
10,
Profit
Shares
$2,258,3?4" $1,782,779
-
on
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
and
$5,5.45,358
..v-
the
Utah,
Manhattan
stock of
profit
—V.
'
Co.,
Chase
sales
Net
*783,685
,
reported
share,
per
net.
of
Co.—Appointment—
Period Ended
Net
-7.
Louisiana Gas Service Co*—To Redeem Bonds--^
Net
"%'•"
On May
—
•
Railway operating
Railway operating
1962.
-'v'"';'
The
,
1962
to
Ogden,
Dracket
3,662,142
expenses
sales
on
cents
34
earnings of $159,240,
$11,393,968 for the same
with.
.
the
$5,920,476
revenue___
share,
per
primarily
at
McCall
Ry.—Earnings—
compared
-
corporation
the
to
Martin-Marietta Corp.—Sells O-Cedar Division—
$992,731
287,256 '-'
'
77-
This
1962,
equal
1961.
due
See
1961
'
^
7"'-
First Quarter Ended March 31—
$.535*
as
rate,
duction
16,292,002
.$1,596,788
866.
Arkansas
in
cents
25,
$480,702,
E. Marquardt,. President, said that the sales results for this
period of 1962 were indicative of the le.vel for the year as a
whole, but that earnings were not expected to continue at the present
$17,284,733
—
Louisville & Nashville
425,503
outstanding
■
p.
&
7
1962
railway operations
195,
11
March
of
Roy
'
15,824,707
ended
earnings
$12,054,428.
Mastan
$17,421,495
.
.
weeks
first
Extended
.7
12
net
to
period
The company has called for redemption on June 2,
1962, all of i'ts
outstanding 5%'/,
first mortgage bonds, c'ue Jan. 1, 1985 at■"106.89%.
Globus, Inc., 660 Madison Ave., New York City, offered
publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$1 per share. Net proceeds will^be used by the company
for product development, advertising, sales promotion,
and working capital. -
Unsecured
of
common
-, Net revenue from railwayoperations—__.4_
Net ..railway operating income-i.__^..________iL
,
883,603
324,591
v
Kogeh Inc.
primarily
the
unaudited
' ":
•'77 %
1924.
p.
First Quarter Ended March 31—
$6,155,939
$.408*
978.
195,
operating income..
Deficit—V.
—V.
used
For
,
2,498,125
Zapata County, Texas on
_____
___■
issue.—V.
sys¬
buildings.
Marquardt Corp.—Net Up 300%—
*$268,821
•
7"7.7)'
this
operating banks of the Marine Midland
10,957,466
477,442
expenses.
;
revenue
—V.
_____
taxes..-!
taxes____;
share____
Inc.,
1961
>,
$1,450,312
revenue
Railway operating
Railway operating
1961
1962
$6,155,250
Profit
ing,
,1962
by
and the construction of several additional
Marine Midland Properties Corp. will lease such proper¬
ties to the operating banks.
$12,083,480 $10,688,645
" 10,633,168
Corp.—Stock Purchase Offer
operating
Louisiana
Report—
31—
Production
195,
owned
tem
866.
Corp.,
operating
-I
■;
Net
p.
ended
*3ased
C
;
•
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Common
—
Stores
McCrory
Railway
The
—
Kingsport
—v.
,
RR.—Earnings—
p.
Pri¬
4%% promissory notes, due July 1, 1971, and $29,500,000 of 4%% secured notes, due Jan. 1, 198.9.j. With
the
proceeds Marine Midland Properties will finance
the purchase of some 125 banking properties presently
Electric Co., Inc.—Debentures Sold Privately
Payment will
Per
8G6.
p.
Notes Sold
—
of
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
of
by
ago
See
four
Period
$837,366
May ,8,
Lerner
share against $2,797,470
1960 fiscal year.
quarter
year
a
ago.
Overland
112
195,
Valley
Corp.
Securities & Co., New York City, had privately
negotiated the sdle to institutional investors of $7,500,000
1961 '
»
.
$894,977-:'
1962, it was reported that $10,500,000 of
this firm's 5%
sinking fund debentures due March i,
1982, had been sold privately through Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Boston; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., New York City, and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton, Los Angeles.—V. 190, p. 974.
company, of 8788 Metcalfe Road,
Park, Kan., is engaged in the operation of
bowling establishments in the Kansas City area,
the first of which was opened in 1940. These centers
BUSINESS
194,
expenses
Properties
Union
1962
-
$205,084
*13,966
—On
Offered -— On
May 10, 1962, George K. Baum & Co., :1016 Baltimore
Ave., Kansas City, Mo., offered publicly 330,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $2 per share. Net pro¬
ceeds will be used by the company for the repayment
■of debt, and other corporate purposes, including possible
acquisitions.
■ .
Bowling
Louie
of
-
,
$239,224
28,101
Railway
V.
»
,
from
revenue
♦Deficit.—V.
consolidated net profit totaled
March 31,
to $2.61 a Keystone
the like period of the
for
share
months
three
same
equivalent
a
Consolidated
are
-
.
equal
nine months ended
$4,902,422,
King;
Ry.—Earnings—
1097.
share
total
River
Midland
—
.
"
■
•
weeks after the
On^ May 8, 1962, it was reported that this
wholly-owned
subsidiary of Marine Midland/ Corp.,
through The First Boston Corp. and - Eastman Dillon,
;
'V**'
revenue
from railway operations
railway operating deficit
Net
for the three months ended March 31, ,1962
was
$1,743,630 equivalent to 93 cents a share on 1,875,000 shares Of
Keystone stock outstanding. This compares with $1,563,812 and 83
cents a share for the preceding quarter and with $1,288,720 and 69
the
7*
1924.
p.
t
Net
21,231 shs.
316,281 shs.
17,582 shs.
Consolidated net profit
the
!'
...
railway operations-railway operating income__
Net
6,000,000
Reflecting capacity or near-capacity operations, the sales and earn¬
of Keystone Steel and its subsidiaries have continued at the
high level for the third successive quarter.
y
$1.49
195,
-■
First Quarter Ended March 31—
ings
For
dividends."—V.
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
same
and
Marine
vately
632,281
Lenkurt
a
' '
7:,
'
7
655,753
Lehigh
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Net Higher—
cents
lieu of fractional shares will expire five
of issue—V. 195, p. 1850.
']
date
•
'
1,000,000 shs.
460,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
(S5 par)
par )
IS5
stoca
—V. 195, p.
stk.
preferred
77%''*V
____
"Deficit.—V.
1,500,000-
,6.000,000-
:
cumulative
Hudson
&
operating
•
1.000,000
'
1,000,003
author¬
shares to. 1.000,000
split.
' .the company's business,
-*
-
Railway
900,000
1,500,000
.
-
due Dec. 31. 1966
10, due Dec. 31, 1971-1975,
10'^,
Series,
stock
v
operating revenue.
1966-1970,
due June 30,
Series, T0'<-,
certificates, with executed letter of transT
mittal, to the exchange agent, United States Trust Co.,
45 Wall St., New York.
Order forms to be issued in
par.
of
.
stock
ward
stock
-v'-:-7 '
possible
and
■*.»•
Net
—
close
the
Fiist Quarter Ended March 31—
1,250,000
900,000
V.
■
3,000,000
1,150,000
-
June 30, 1976__—
June 30. 1966-1968,
due
,
at
number: of
the
$1
1962.
Railway
1965-1970,
31,
Dec
inclusive
Series,
4,
350,000
two-for-one
a
effective
increase
to
from
effect
to
became
voted
stock
capital
shares
action
growth
;
700,000
.
r'
300,000
700,000
_
said.—V.
he
According to President P. H. Neville, '.'the increase in the authorized
will make approximately 500,000 shares available fdr future
300,000
3,000,000
19'il_
Dec. 31.
due
,
and
sales
its
full year and is intro¬
May.
The company is
195, p. 1318. >/.■_. 3.
:[
.
,
400,000
continuing
is
company
shares for each bank
share.
The offer expires
31, 1962, unless extended. It is also subject to ac¬
ceptance by 80% of the 1,112,366 bank shares outstand¬
ing after the stock (dividend.
Accepting stockholders of Security National must for¬
sales over the
"Sun N Fun" in
acquisitions,
shareholders
26
par
May
on
due Dec. 31,
.
______
Series,
Class
v
the
cream
Long Island, Huntington, N. Y., by the exchange
shares for each bank share, or, in the
bank
does not pay a 2%
stock dividend;
common
the
1.581
shares
Outstanding,
$400,000
_
Series
6%
The
,
1951
April
share?" of
cents
50
;-S2,468,57010,182,760
—___
payable—7___
Payable—Subordinated:
"12-31-61", 10'due Dec. 31,
Mortgages
in
that
to diversify
tan
sun
1.55
Dec.
Lecce-Neville Co.—Stock Split Approved—
ized
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
new
a
interested
On
sells
and
noted
Cournand
Mr.
promotion campaign
of
event
period
earnings of
the
shares outstanding
compared
with per share
cents on 2,200,000 in
the same quarter of 1961.
.18.1
Bank of
net
over
of 1961, Mr. •ournand said.
for the three months, a rise of
$501,674
was
income
net
of
increase
an
period
same
72,240,000
there is no assurance that rental
purposes., The corporation
also
apartment houses, plottage
and commercial property in the same area. As a result of such new
policy the number of employees of the corporation has been con¬
siderably reduced, there now being 25 employees.
; <•?
A "
to
amounted
$3,143,452
income
Net
of
sales
sales
is anticipated that, as a result of this new
policy, a larger part of the corporation's future income will come from
rental income.
It is further anticipated that the corporation's equity
in this investment real estate
(the value of the real estate owned in
excess of the face amount of the mortgages affecting such real estate)
will steadily increase as periodic payments are maue in reduction of
outstanding mortgage balances.
Such mortgage payments- will have
to
be
made
out of
the rental income remaining .after payment of
metropolitan
Corp.—Exchange Offer—Pursuant to
May 2, 1962 prospectus, the company is offering to
acquire all . the outstanding shares of Security National
a
Lanvin-Parfums, for the three months ended March
31, 1962 showed the largest first quarter sales and earnings in the
history of the company, according to E. L. Cournand, President.
Operations
statement
Monday, May 14, 1962
Marine Midland
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.—Sales, Earnings at New Highs—
has distributed find
security holders, in¬
corporation
to all
The
required.
as
distribute
to
annual
balance
sheet
and profit
and loss
an independent certified
public accountant.'
an
certified
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2262)
were
period
stated
earnings
greatly
that
reported
"net
for
exceeded
normal
operating
levels."
profit for 1962 should1 equal, and
1961."—V.
195,
p.
may
1210.
Continued
on page
52
Volume
195
Number
6159
,
.
The
.
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
*
tables.
In
nounced
the-first
grouped
indicate
we
in
which
Then
show
we
in
the
all
during the current week.
second table
a
are
the
two
Life
National Mortgage
Resources
"i
Name of Company
V'/'AAr-"Ptr
-
ABC
,
,r
-
Celophane
Industries
ACP
Corp.,
Share
(quar.)
Abacus
Fund
share
for
(stock
class
share
dividend
5%
Pictures,
preferred
4/100
Co.-
-
Ltd.
cf
pfd.
$i'
90c
4.60%
preferred
4s.2%
preferred
1
$4.75
•$1.60
15c
Atlas
Chemical
Atlas
Credit
Class
(stock
B
Electric
Auto
preferred
Barber-Greene
Bell
Co.
Bin-Dicator
Black
4.75%
Ltd.
Bell,
Inc.
Mfg.
Buck
7-10
6-15
Drug
4%
5-21
5-
6-
1
5-21
1
5-21
6-
6-15
Cement
6-1
$1.30
1
4;4Q%
6-
6-
!
International
Canadian
Common
(quar.)__
(initial)
com.
:
Trust—
Investment
(quarterly)
:____!
;
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Cannon
new
5-31
common
(quar;)
(quar.)__
Carolina Casualty Insurance, class A
6-29
Steel
Carolina
Central
(quar.i
Maine
3.50%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Central
(quar.)
common
__
.(quar.)
7-
6-15
3
National
Bank
preference
Fire
Chicago
to
rency
Comptroller
holders
Spark
Champion
Chicago
the
by
of
record
Plug
4%;
preferred
Civic
Finance
Corp.
International
Colonial
4%:
Stores
Inc.,
Colorado
Fuel
Common
&
1
5-15
75c
6-12
5-17
6-12
5-17
6-
5-18
5c
6-
4
6-10
6-30
6-
West
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
Cook
Coffee
Coro, Inc.
Crocker-Anglo
Quarterly
'Crum & Forster
Cunningham
Curtis
$.04166 1-10-63
12-31
(monthly)
:'____
$.04166 2-11-63
(monthly$.04166 3-11-63
3-1
A
(monthly)
Circuit
I-T-E
(Louisville)
W.
Ltd
6-
1
2
Jones
Kawncer
5-16
Kendall
5-16
(quar.)
preferred
C
(quar.)
3.90%
Steam
Del
Edison
Detroit
Diamond
5%
preferred
Industries
35c
6-
8
5-25
Kingsport
6-15
6-11
Kingston
1
5-15
6-15
6-
5-31
4-27
6-
8
5-25
6-15
5-31
6-
Krueger
5-15
1
Stock
dividend
Donohue
Dover
Dunlap
Dura
Bros,
Corp.
Drexel
.
6-29
Lamst.on
(quar.)
35c
7-15
6-
40c
6-20
6-
5-25
9
;
._
Inc.
Associates
&
(stock
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend)
6-
Tennessee
Economy
Edison
Natural
Baler
Sault
Electronics
(quar.)
l____
Electric
(quar.i
Investment
Optional—cash
Elk
Horn
Coal
Elwell-Parker
Employers
Eric
I
Gas
or
6-20
6-
Corp.
6-
1
1
Reinsurance
Resistor
Corp.,
Corp.
90c
-
conv.
6-
1
5-14
5-28
5-15
6-15
6-
6-
1
"
t
(quar.)
6-15
5-18
$2.25
6-12
5-1.0
5-18
5-
payment
this
at
1
6-11
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
$3.75
Stamford
Stock
5-
9
Bowling
20g
5-
4
&
Class
6-15
5-25
5-11
66-
1
1
r.
McCormick
5-18
5-31
5-21
6.-20
6-
Subject
5-18
6-1
&
6-
New
1
4
Miller
5-25
5-15
1
6-29
6-22
6-15
6-
50c
6-30
6-15
1
15c
7-
1
6-15
7-3
Minerals
5-18
6-
8
5-25
6-30
6-11
6-
8
5-31
12'Ac
new
7-
2
'*6-11
7-
2
6-11
30c
6-15
5-18
75c
6-
7
5-31
75c
6-13
5-18
$0,197
5-11
4-18
50c
5-15
5-
6-27
5-31
(initialI
common
Co.—
;__
u__
(Va.i—
,
1
5-10
7-14
(quar.)
Minnesota
6
6-15
Mining
Aluminum
Montgomery
2
Moore
*5-
1
5-23
6-
4
6-30
6-18
5-30
5-18
7-
1
6-
1
6-
8
Ward
class
Sz
Co.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
:—
Fund
(quar.)_——1—"___
of
Boston..-;
_—
$12'Ac
2
6-15
6-15
10c
7-
2
45c
6-
1
5-18
50c
6-
1
5-15
45c
6-
8
5-25
6-
8
6-
1
j5-25
'5-15
(quar.)__
stock split)
pfd.
8%
(2-for-l
6-12
(quar.)
common
$25c
12'Ac
/■
:
10c
5-24
1
6-15
6-
6-14
5-15
6-15
5-25
6-15
35c
6-
2
5-21
25c
6-
2
preferred
5%
class
on
Transcon
May
2-for-l
Commerce
of
5-25
New
Inc.
———
13c
5-21
7-
2
6-14
5c
(quar.)
6-
1
5-15
20c
6-
1
5-15
72c
6-
5
5-14
40c
6-11
5-22
(quar.)____/—_—
50c
6-11
5-17
(quar.)
25c
6-11
5-31
—
V, Ordinary N. Y. reg
United
Aircraft
Board &
4-30
United
United
6-29
6-29
6-12
7- 2
7-
25c
7-16
6-
6
8
Funds,
United
6-15
ment
Corp.
8
Carton
Inc.—
(from
Funds
Science
income)
(3-for-l stock
4'/»%
preferred
United-Greenfield
United
S
7%
5-30
U
S
8%
net
invest¬
5-10
2c
5-31
22c
6-29
6-
8
5-25
5-
9
7-
1
5-31
27 Ac
—__——
Insurance
Gypsum
Co.,
preferred
Rubber,
6-
1
5-22
20c
6-
1
5-15
$1.06)4
(quar.)__
Corp.
Co.
(quar. >_____.
of
America
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
(quar.)________
(quar.i.—"
common
preferred
____——^—
split)
8
U
________—_
Gas
New
6-15
Corp.—
Improvementcommon
(initial-quar.)
United
4-12
10c
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Extra
5-18
4
split approved by
Commission, ef¬
Development
Jersey
Chemicals,
N
5-
22)
Petroleum
Co.
5-21
split
B< stock);—
class
(A
Lines
stock
Ltd.
and
A
Interstate
the
(quar.)
(3-for-l
A
Finance,
Traders
5-15
5-11
5-25
6-28
7-
6-15
5-31
4-30
Supply
5-15
9
1
5-16
5-23
Fuel
Securities
1
6-
7-
5-17
5-25
Mutual
6-
7-27
$1.31'A
5-29
6-11
Mountain
(s-al
.___
5-31
5c
5-15
6-
5-15
8c
Oil Co. Ltd. (quar.i.
Distributing Corp. (quar.)_^__
Union Electric Steel
35c
5-25
A)
5-18
5-10
6-15
10-15
Co.,
5-25
6-
7-14
1
1
45c
(quar.)
Corp.
8
6-
—
1
6-
____
5-31
4%'%
811-
5c
(quar.)
$10c
6- 1
6-15
5-31
6-20
35c
Inc.
Unilever
6-20
Co
17 'Ac
1
5-21
6
6-15
5-25
6-15
5-21
6-15
6-
2
7-
1
fective
5c
R.)
(Henry),
6-20
6-11
1
Trust
6-
5-21
5-18
7-
Trinidad
1
1
5
7-
5-11
6-
5-21
6-
;6r
40c
6-15
6-
1
6-
5-18
5-15
$1.24
5-18
6-15
1
1
5-18
$1.35
6- 1
6-29
6-11
6-
6-
,
17'Ac
—
preferred
6-15
37'Ac
5%
5-18
1
1
(quar.)
8
7-
5-18
1
66-
(quar.)_—__•
4.96%
preferred (quar.)
1—_________
5'/4%
preferred
(quar.)
Tidewater
Telephone,
common
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
RR..
5c
20%
Broadcasting
(quar.)_
Gas
Transmission, common
5.40%
5-15
6-11
6.
12'Ac
(D.
15c
l'Ac
20c
(quar.)
94 c
<quar. )_
B
House
Taft
5-25
preferred
(quar.i— $$1.18%
Morton
Manufacturing Corp.
(quar.)__.—_
10c
Motor
Finance
(quar.)
±
$1
Mountain
Electronics
(initial)—
3c
(E.
22'/2C
1
Co.
Pacific
Missouri
Mfg.
&
25c
25c
(quar.)
Broadcasting,
Sunset
(Md.l
'
25c
j.
—_——
Company
Class
30c
Corp.
(quar.)
Morgan
6-
&
B
(quar.i.
A
Ltd.
Container
.
8
<
Common
12 'Ac
6-15
6-
25c
—
(quar.)
5c
Shares.
10c
:
30c
283/4C
Steel
Pressed
Bros.,
6
6-
12 V2c
(quar.)_
common
5
*
—
Standard
Storer
1
5-18
1
-_
class
Stone
7-
6-
Co.—
B.)
7-20
5-25
6-15
7'Ac
(quar.i
Oil
Inc.
5
6-
6-15
7 Vise
(initial-quar.)
Stedman
30c
—
(quar.)
Chemicals Philipp
Class
Electric
Drug
6-
1
6-20
1
___;
8c
(quar.)—
(quar.i
Rboads
<fe
7-
~
Corp.
Hat
Bros.
Miller
6-12
7-16
5-31
Plastics
5-11
42c
Industries
15c
(stock dividend)__
preferred-—
Corp.
class A
Industries,
Miami
Micron
5-15
6-
Pictures
6
6-
—
(John
40c
—
5-18
6-
6-
(quar.)___
Stetson
stockholders
(quar.)—
5-15
8
25c
B
Trylon
quar.)
Inc.
Distilleries,
Melchers
1
6-15
(initial
Robbins
&
Medallion
20c
approval of
to
common
McKesson
1
6-
91V4C
(quar.)_
Stephan
Sterling
25c
dividend)—
(stock
Co.
6-15
6-
ioc
—
/
Investment;
5-18
5-18
lGc
7c
100%
6-30
$6c
«!«_>
___"_
(quar.)
Co.
5-17
6- 5
6-20
7-13
5-21
12'Ac
A
Steel,
Chemical
Standard
6-
1
1
9
50c
(quar. I
(quar.i
(final)—.
class
Milling,
Standard
5-15
593Ac
$10c
Ltd. (quar.)
(initial-quar.)
5
86-
& Trading Co. Ltd.
common
6-15
5c
(quar.)
Inc.
Standard
6-15
(Texas)—
(quar.)
5-
5-15
•
$.83333
share____
(quar.)
dividend
New
15c
common
8
$20c
(quar.i
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
Company
Mastan
Mattel,
5-11
1
Service,
5-
6
30c
common
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
5
A5-15
6-26
Texas
(quar.)_.
preferred
Massey-Ferguson,
6-22
5-28
Inc.
5
6-
10c
E.)
Stuart
—
Fund,
1
6-
60c
(quar.)
(A.
5-14
60c
Inc.
6-
6-15
$25c
Mills, common
B
Staley
5-21
time).
Centers,
6-11
60c
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Sperti Products, Inc.—
5%
convertible preferred
1
6-
7-11
25c
^
Mfg.
preferred
Spindale
21c
Co.—.".
6-22
$1
(quar.)
preferred
6%
5% %
6-15
6-15
10c
(quar.)
5-21
'
6-15
$25c
1
7-20
7-
(quar.)
Southwestern
7
10c
:
5-18
6-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Mfg., Ltd
;
Southern Spring Bed
(quar.)
Southern State Cooperative, Inc.
5-25
$10c
6-15
14c
(monthly)
Singer
6-29
6-15
7- 1
20c
—
(quar.)—
Corp.
4.75%
5-15
6-
60c
pfd.
(6-for-5
Inc.
(quar.)———
A
Public
Maine
1
7-16
22'Ac
(quar.»__
A (quar.)
stock split)
6-15
1
1
6-15
59:;bC
5-17
10c
class
5-18
7-
(quar.i
Ltd.,
Shares
Mfg.
5-18
-
6-1
1
$1.12'A
Singer
1
5-23
5-18
1
6-22
7-
(quar.)_:
5-15
8
6-
6-
6-
25c
(quar.)
Venezuelan
6-
60c
4c
5-15
5-25
5
6c
B
6-
20c
5-31
6-
10c
Co.
Ltd.
Inc.,
Class
7'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Freight
Quarterly
5-14
$0,424
(quar.)
H.)
Inc.
Madison
5-14
6-
30c
Electric
5-11
$27'Ac
(quar.)
Inc
Co.
York
New
-25c
10°
Corp.,
Lager Brewing
Lucky
5-14
(Del.)—
Corp
2
(quar.)_;
Shell Transport
5-31
12'Ac
—
Company
common
5
1
7%c
stock
—_
:__
Company
Motor
Lubrizol
Mirro
East
6-
75c
(Dallas)
Sinclair
1
6-
5c
(s-ai
.5-22
1%
(quar.)
Simonds Saw
5-11
5%
1
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1 pref.
(quar.)
Lowney
(Walter M.), Ltd.
(quar.)—
Lowenstein (M) $i.Sons (no action taken on
5
6-11
D.
Class
5-24
40c
;
(quar.l__
(quar.)——_
Inc.
1
1
Ry.—
preferred (quar.)_—
Scripto, Inc., class A (quar.i
Seaboard Allied Milling
(quar.)
5-18
30c
1
6-
6-
30c
-
7-18
17'Ac
6-
$1.12'A
10c
5-21
Lindberg Steel Treating Co., Inc. (111.)—
6-25
5-25
H.
Way
Levine's'
5-11
22 "2c
(quar.)
Enterprises,
6-15
$25c
Petroleum
Mfg.
3.65%>
8
6-
$1.12'A
6c
(quar.)__—
A.)
(M.
Lee
5-25
.
■
(quar.)—_1___'_
(quar.)
Acceptance
Lee
6-14
6-11
2%
....
6-15
units
Specialty
15c
—
:
(monthly)
Corp.
(W.
Labrador
5-15
5c
—
6-14
10c
div.)
5-21
1
1
6-
Fund
Press Inc.
Products
Kollmorgen
6-
$1
—
Co
—____
5-14
5-18
7-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Scott.,& Willigms Inc.
6-29
8- 1
—...—_
Income
10c
1
_i.
5-29
6- 8
5-15
15c
—
Kerr
30c
.__
r.
2%
;_
Organization
8
55c
Corp.
Divco-Wayne
6-
27'Ac
(quar.)_
(stock dividend)—
common
6-
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
6-30
50c
Dictaphone Corp., common
5-31
4
7- 2
15c
15c
Company ,;(quar.
Company,
preferred
$4.50
County Land Co.
97'Ac
;
i
(quar.)
Crystal Salt Co.
Co.__
Kern
93%c
Turbine
Corp.
(quar.)
Monte Properties (quar.)
26'/4C
Co.
Machine
8
22c
..
Dutch
Shulton,
•
5-24
5-24
5-29
24c
common
Co.
Mfg.
Clair
St.
5-22
(quar.)
6-20
6-18
6rl8
$1.25
93%c
6-
65c
(quar.)
DeLaval
Cie
6-30
20c
De-Sta-Co.
5'A%
Co.,
Supply,
Sons
Kent-Moore
40c
(quar.)_
B
+40c
—
5-31
5-31
%%%;■%
1
$1
5-25
1
6-14
(quar.)___
preference
$1
Class
5-16
16%c
A
preferred
5-25
8
2
6-
A (quar.)__
3%% preferred (quar.)_—__
Co.,
(E.)
1
933Ac
preferred
7-14
7-
6-
5c
55c
Lamson
&
Kahn's
—
(quar.)
3%%
6-15
6-15
(quar.)_.
common (quar.)_—
Water
1
30c
3-%%
5-25
1
Corp., class A
Freight (quar.)_
Securities
Tea
1
25c
common
5-15
Ltd.—
common
6-15
5-14
6-
Parts
Motor
preferred
6-
15c
Light,
Royal
1
6-15
.•
5-15
20c
(quar.)_
Little
Rockwell
25c
-$15c
;
(Canada)
Corp.,
(Charles) et
6-
5%
&
Power
Dayton
5-15
6-30
20c
A. (quar.)
(s-a)
B
Co.
Paper
International
6-
10c
_j__—
Robinson
5-15
1
6-15
57'Ac
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
A
-(H.> H.)
Salada (Foods,
$4i:t>referr^tll)('quar)
$5
6-14
$1.50
(San Fran.)
1
Mfg.-
Robertson
1
.
(quar.)__
8
$15c
_•
Ashtubula
pfd.
common
Roadway Express,
6-
5-31
13'Ac
6-
$1.75
preferred
Participating
Risdon
6-14
2
3%
(quar.)
Corp.
class
class
Nickel
International
Jamaica
5-21
7-
$5c
(quar.)
4-
1
——
Corp.,
Breweries,
20c
:_
(quar.)
Cigar
pfd.
Quarterly
Jewel
—
div|dend
G.
'
■(quar.)— L^__
4.60%
Breaker,
Container
MacGregor
D.
.
2-
—
Metals,
preferred A
6-
•
6-
25c
1
(initial-quar.)
(stock
Bank
Textile Corp.,
6-
'
_______
'
Jeager Machine (quar.)
& Oilier Engraving
5-19
7-
6c
(quar.)
4-11-63
$.04166
(quar.)_—___
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Tool Works.
68%c
(quar.)_____
Stores
—"_
62%c
——_______________
Inc.
.____
Jahn
time
dividend)
—
Reynolds
$.04166
5-23
10c
(quar.)
6-
6-11
6-15
25c
(quar.)
&
5'A%
Corp.
(monthly )_
15c
—
Drug
Mines
Cyprus
1
40c
Bank
Steel
A
50c
:____
Industries, Inq.
Stock
6-
20c
Corp.
Republic
A
preferred
6-15
Annual
$1
(quar.)
National
National
1
A
America—
6-15
(quar.)
1
62'Ac
(quar.)
Petroleum
Creole
8
6-
preferred
12-
Kendall
(stock
Co.
6-
6-11
5%;
$.04166
Interstate
5-19
(quar.i
Copp Clark Publishing, common
6%
preference (quar.)
6-15
Telephone,
Quebec
(monthly)—____________
of
1
Remington Arms,1 common (interim)
Preferred
(s-a)
A
Interstate
17'Ac
Petroleum,
Co.
4
6-15
$4
International
5-18
Glass__;
Oil
6-
1
Interior
7-
1
j.
Continental
2
2
11-
Inland
8
5
Broadcasting System (quar.)
Shearing & Stamping (quar.)
Consolidated
7-
7-
Illinois
5-21
40c
6-
Commercial
Consumers
7-16
11-10
12-10
convertible
7-
6-15
6-15
Scovill
$13.25
Quarterly
10c
27'Ac
.
$.04166
5-15
6-
Corp.
Insurance
7- 1
7-1
6-29
8c
(monthly)—.
6-1
Iron—
Life
$0.3593%
25c
Riegel
Corp
6-15
(quar.)
1
—
1
(quar.)_
Inc.
10-
5%'
40c
preferred A (quar.)___:
5^2%
preferred 'B (quar.)
Commonwealth
Co.
preferred
10-10
Hotel
1
$1.25
5%
Columbia
Preferred Insurance
Prentice-Hall,
$.04166
5-31
:
this
6-15
6-15
—
5-31
6-
(quar.)
at
1
preferred
common
6-15
7-
20c
2nd
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Youngstown
4'A%
Jacquin
(quar.)_
omitted
7-
—
5-23
(quar.)__.
payment
Pittsburgh,
■
5-25
common
8
4%%.
A
1
7-
Transportation—
Gas
1
1
6-14
(quar.)___
preferred
6-
Natural
1
1
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
5%
2
Philadelphia-Suburban
9-
7-
60c
Co.
Coca-Cola
7-
Cur¬
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
Pioneer
1
8-
7-
45c
Machine,, com.
(quar.)
8
6-30
$9c
25c
Milling
6-
6-
8-10
$394/sC
(quar.)__^
Chicago Title & Trust Co.
Cincinnati
2
&
7-10
Corp.,
5-29
7-
15c
preferred (quar.)
Hopewell Gas (quar.)
9-10
Hotels
6-20
10c
Corp., 4'A%
$.04166
preferred
37'AC
dividend
$.04166
A
5-17
5-23
7-
Stock
___
5-18
8)
May
6-15
6-18
25c
A
9
$1."4334
(Long.Island)
$1
30c
$1.12'A
^
:___
6-
(quar.)
Coke
Petersburg
—■:—_—____
;—
42'Ac
_Ji
new com.
&
1
(monthly)__________a____
5-18
3%
Light
$.04166
(monthly)__
(monthly
5-15
(quar.)^...
Co.
Rivet & Machine
Gas
6-
(quar.)—
(monthly)
A
6-15
5-18
$1.40
(resumed)
6-15
Appley—
A
1
$$1.10
Ltd.
Penick & Ford, Inc.,
7%
A
6-20
(stock
the
of
Canada,
15c
(monthly)._______
2
$1.45
(quar.)_
Pcrfex
(quar.)__—____—
Agricultural
&
A
1
7-
25c
A
$$1.63
Class
6-
$25c
dividend approved by stockholders 8.4745%.
Distribution
will
be made
following final
approval
of
Patino
class
Co.,
Republic
Insurance
6-
5-25
$1
(quar.)__
8
(quar.)_____
A
1
$1.37 'A
Consolidated Corp.
B
6-
37'Ac
$1.25
5'/2% conv. preferred A (quar.)—____—1
34:!'8c
Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd.
1
$25c
Homestake Mining (quar.) __1—_1__—40c
$1.50
in
5-25
11-23
International—
Farms
Hilton
$1.15
(quar.)__.
Pen
Class
Class
87'Ac
(quar.)_
Tin
Parker
6-25
.
6-15
9834C
(quar.)
$1.06'A
Class
6-22
50c
Power,
4.60%
6%
(quar.)
6-11
12-10
__——
Class
4
75c
.
_
Pacific
class A
Co.,
60c
Class
6-15
$$1.25
___
B
Mfg.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
Class
5-18
$20c
,___
Mills,
Class
Oxford
5-18
(quar.)
1
:—
Class
-/'
2
5-
$32'Ac
.1
preferred
1
6-
tax)
5-25
(quar.)
Class
5-15
1
5-18
£62'/2c
(quar.)
(initial).:
5-18
Africa
__—
(quar.)
5-18
7-
32'Ac
(quar.)__—
(quar,)-'
Oceanarium, Inc.
(quar.)
Overnite Transportation Co.
5-15
1
$1.25
—
preferred
5%
Breweries, Ltd.,
preferred
$'-3.20
1
6-30
6-
37'Ac
(quar.)__
common
;.
Herman
Ltd.—
Safeway,
Canadian
RR.,
6-
$17'Ac
$1.62'A
(quar.)
6-
1
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (equal to approxi¬
mately $1.40 per share less Union' of South
Class
7-13
7-20
Canada
vv
20c
(initial)....
5-14
•
Co.—
Paper,
Hawaiian
5-17
6-
10c
prefereqpe (quar.)
Flooring, class *A (quar.)
1
4
.
—_—
5-21
_
Canada
5-24
(quar.)_$
Hartford
Detective
(quar.)
B
6
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
Harrington & Richardson___
Harris-Tetter
Super Markets
(quar.)___
6-15
20c
preference
6-
Harding Carpets,
4-16
7-2
35c
5%
10c
(quar.)
Class
Bread,
Canada
% 5-15
Preferred
5-17
5-15
; 30c
Co.
Canada
7-13
1
common
6'A%
7
25c
93%c
International
1
preferred
Hardee
5-21
6-1
Watch
preferred
Class
Y.)
5-25
8
B
5-18
6-
50c
Gas, common
preferred
1
6-25
5-28
6-
(quar.")____;
5.73 %
6-
25c
(quar.),
J.)
5-25
7'Ac
__^
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
5.60%
8-30
6-15
8-
4'A%
5-15
20c
_
(quar.)
9-15
40c
6-
pfd.
5'A%
5.80%
5-28
10c
4'A%
5-18
1
35c
iquar.)_
(N.
6-15
•13 c
(quar.)___:—
Water
Hamermill
6-22
1
5c
Inc.
Hackensaclc
6-22
6-
(J.
5-21
8
20c
Machinery (quar.)_
(quar.)—
Northern Natural
2
$1.1834
common
Hamilton
6-
Co.
6-11
6-
(Nash¬
—
2
27 Ac
Ltd.
5-18
7-13
Insurance
7-16
8-16
„
25c
Electric, common (quar.)
—
3%%
preferred
(quar.)__
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)
_
North River Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Peoples
6-22
$1.05
___
$5
6-22
$1.18%
__
(quar.)
(Williami
Agency,
preferred
5-14
7-
s
—
6'/2%
Ohio
&
1
30c
(quar.)
7-13
45c
Oil
Burroughs Corp.
new
Power,
Co.,
5-21
8
6-19
8-
6-
Co.
7-13
2%
Newport
5-10
___________
"
Halliburton
25c
Co.
6-20
_________—___—
6-14
7-13
7c
(initial)
1
7-
split)
20c
.
________
Newberry
8-1
__.—_____
(quar.)
Inc.
stock
12c
(quar.)_,
5-25
6-
10c
(quar.)
com.
A
(2-for-l
$1.75
.*•
___
Gravel
Forge
Burns
6-14
(quar.)
Creek
Buffalo
5-25
7-10
$1.06
(quar.)
preferred
Brunswig
6-11
Co.,
Gas
Mobile
Gulf
5-18
2%
$6'Ac
Bristol-Myers Co.—
Common
(interim)
33 4%
Greeley
$1.00
(quar.)
Sand &
Boston
6-1
Great
5-18
15c
;
.
com.
Tea
5-25
10c
$1.25
Rubber
National
of Rec.
15c
_L_
National
5-31
HolAert
stock¬
to
(quar.)
6-22
6-15
%
stock split)
Lakes
5-18
'
ville)
1
7-
5c
(increased-quar.)_
class
& Co.—
(W. R.)
Graniteville
5-18
6-15
17'/2C
Light,
6-22
Accident
&
6-15
56'Ac
5-18
(quar.)_i_
preferred (quar.)_
Blaw-Knox Co.
(quar.)
Blue
6-15
•6-1
5-18
dividend)
(quar.)
1
8-
5-
9334C
Systems
Stations,
(2-for-l
2%
$4.20
Brillo
Grace
5-18
1
(quar.)
preferred
5-14
1
(quar.)
Hills Power &
5-25
6-
(quar.)_
Co.
Goodwill
6-
(quar.)
Co.
Gossett
&
Security
25c
(quar.)
8-
t
Ceramic (quar.)
(quar.)——;
Co.
Envelope,
Globe
$1.12'A
Eangor Hydro-Electric, common
7%'
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)__
4'%%
Globe
$1.15
(stock
Life
5-25
7c
(quar.)__
Gerber Products
5-22
5-10
25c
dividend)
Service,
6-15
5-28
5
$1.11
Industries
com.
1
6-
5-15
22'4c'
(quar.
Corp.,
National
—
Equipment,
(quat.).
preferred
preferred
6-11
7-
-' 50c
(quar.)_____
preferred
4.44%
Precision
General
5-15
(quar.)__
3
2
When
Payable
(a
Food
50c
5-1
6-
(quar.)
National
$1.25
5-15
25c
common
National
common
$3.75
6-15
(quar.)_____
9
6-11
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Motors,
6-1
5-28
Gas, common (quar.)
preference (qua'r.)_____
Gas Light,
Battery &
;7- 2
30c
22Vac
subject
2%
Y.)
approval on July 5)
Castings Co.
(resumed)____:__—_
Products
(quar. i
5-
7-
$5 preferred
1334c
Louisiana
conv.
Atlanta
.
of
(N.!
North
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(monthly)
holders
6-30
7-16
Westchester
of
dividend
5-28
(initial)
'
common
new
Corp.
5-21
5c
Co.
Co.,
preferred
•
6-20
$50c
Co.
(quar.)__
common
stock
5
5-25
$1.25
Midland
5%'
Frouge
General
Mossberg (s-a)
Approved
Finance
(quar.)
Arkansas
Fleming
>
-
General
Apco
Archer-Daniels
6-15
Corp..
Bank
7'/2c
:
A (quar.)——;—_'.
Co.'
—.'
Southern
(quar.)__
common
Plastic
&
5-25
U;
(quar;)
5'A%'
6-15
a
1
Derrick
&
Rubber
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
common
(quar.)
Hoist
American
When
,
5c
_■
American Aggregates Corp.,
American
of
Power
Power * & Paper,
Albany & Vermont RR.
Artists
(initial)
held
Abitibi
Allied
A
62'/2c
Gatineau
of
each
First
6-
6-15
5c
Y.) "(quar.)__
$2.25 preferred
**
Per
Name of Company
37'/2c
3c
—_—
(N.
Fund
General
Financial
25c
27c
11
Share
HolderM
Payable of Rec.
National
(monthly).
Assn.
Corp.
Trust
&
Capital
Fidelity
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date. '
Bahk
Federation
When
Share
-
Creek)—
(Battle
Federal
an¬
follow with
' '
____!
_
Federal
dividends
we
'■
- *
Casualty
&
Quarterly
separate
Per
Name of Company J
.-
Federal
Dividend announcements
%
•'*'
•
DIVIDENDS
(2263)
*
„
—___——
65c
7-
1
6-
1
$1.75
7-
1
6-
1
55c
6-26
5-21
$2
6-26
5-21
12
Poods
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Oil
iquar.i
Products
preferred
Co.
5-28
5-14
American
Hospital
1
5-15
American
Insurance
15c
6-29
.—
6-
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Virginia Hot Springs—
$4.04
——
1
6-
1
5
4-27
5-31
American
5-31
American
Metal
6-20
5-31
American
Mecer Co,—.
Stockholders, approve ,2-for-l
New
5-21
Warner
Motors
National
Western
Western
Jewelry
Zale
;—
——
,
6-11
1
5-21
American
6-30
4
American
5 %
new
6-15
6-
8
$4
6-20
5-15
$5
6-
1
6-
4
6-
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
5
5-28
5-18
5-15
dividends announced
The list does not include diviweek, these being given in the
Vending Corp.
AMT Corp.
—
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
$1.20
5%
Acme
(quar. 1
Class
Process
Acushnet
—
•
—4.
5c
—4.
(s-a)
Corp.
Co.
Agnew-Surpass
Air
Co.
A
Class
A
Class
Alabama
_________
preferred . (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
4.92%
Stock
(quar.)—
Gas
Natural
Devices
Alarm
Alberta
5%
Trunk
Gas
pfd.
Aleoma
Allen
Allied
Chemical
Control
Allied
Finance
Allied
Allied
Kid
Radio
4%
ol
Almar
Aluminum
$3.75
4Vi %
3 Vi %
2nd
6-
-
6-30
6-
1
; 5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
preferred
American
Bank
(2-for-l
stock
6 Vi %
2nd
Inc.
5-15
5
5-
7
5-18
7-
6-15
$25c
1
5-11
5-31
5-11
25c
6-
1
5-15
87Vic
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
(reduced)
6-
$57c
:
45c
;
6-
1
5-16
A
;
Assur.
of
Co.
Florida
5-16
5-
6-
1
5-18
6-
10c
$1.62Vi
20c
1
5-18
1
Shares
(from
income;
5-31
6-15
5-31
____
a
Cement
(quar.)
—
American
American
American
preferred
&
Cable
Commercial
Electric
Fire &
Line
American
American
B
4-20
6-20
7-
2
6-12'
8-
1
7-10
2
6V74C
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
_____•__
6-15
6-
30c
6-15
5-25
6-
25c
.
5
6-
9
9
5-10
5-31
25c
:
Furniture
9-10
8-31
25c
12-10
11-30
16c
.
(increased)
6-11
5-10
Corp.,
5C
class
A
(quar.)_
American
Growth
Hardware
American
Heritage
-
tquar.)
Greetings
(quar.)
17Vic
—Li
Fund
Corp,
17Vic
!
30c
cl.
B
(quar.)
Corp.
Steel
1
Brown
5-10
Brown
Company
Fintube Co.,
&
$5.50
Tax'
5-25
Brown
1
5-10
Bruning
1
4-19
Brunswick
Corp.
1
1
6-1
5-
1
I !
55-
1
Bullock's,
5-.
1
Bulolo
;6-l5
6-' 5
5-
4
6-15
5-
4
Ltd.
Burrus
'•
6-
1
5-11
Bush
6-
1
5-11
Bush
.
5-18
.
•6-
nOc
Okla.)
4
6-
30c
Products,
Ayrshire
Inc.
Collieries
7-
2'
Stock
5-20
.
Co.—
.•
6-15 A
5-24
6-15
5-24
r
,
V
•
dividend
Special stock
3%
dividend____
Bacardi
(initial
Corp.
Quarterly
6-1
-5%
:
Northland
f
-
1
5-
4
9-17
.•■
40c
.__
•____
4
6-15
40c
quar.)
40c
Quarterly
5-
6-
•
.
6-
.
;
16-
6-
1
$36c
6-
1
Oil
.Baldwin
Tools
1
Piano—
6%
preferred
preferred
6%
preferred
Service,
Water
&
Canada
(quar.)
Baltimore
Bank
(monthly)
'
Corp., common
(quar.)
Foils,
Extra
Ltd.,
,
(quar.)
'
-
(quar.)_
4-30
Canada
Steamship Lines,
."7-13
6-29
10-15
9-23
^Canadian
1 -15-63
12-31
Canadian
Bankers
&
Shippers Insurance
Barber
Barth
Oil
'stock
Vitamin,
Cigars
(James
Bearings,
Common
8
5-25
5-11
6-
8
6-15
6-
1
" gc
6-15
6-
1
6-
5-14
1
Distilling
5;
*
1
5-
From
after
•
4-30
6-
1
&
Bell
Intercontinental
General
Canadian
Ice
■—__
preferred
preferred
(quar.V
6-
1
6-
1
1
Canadian
5%
(quar.)_________
;
5-15
6%
5-15
(s-a)
•
Cos.. 'Ltd.
A
5-11
A5-15
6-
5-15
1
*
9-
1
8-15
12-
1
11-15
6-
1
Utilities
1
6-
1
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-15
4-20
5-15
4-30
5-15
5-
5
Canadian
(quar.)_
Westinghouse Co.,
Canafund
Co.,
5-17'
Cap
10c
6-
6-27
1
5-18
6-
6-15
.
6-15
•
5-15
4-30
5-15
-4-30
5-15
4-30
••5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
7-31
7-13
7-27
6-27
7-
6-15
3
5-31
5-
8
6-15
5-18
6-
1
•5-10
7-
1
7-
6-15
1
6-15
5-15
-4-30
5.-15
4-30
U5c
J79c
5-15
4-30
6-15
5-15
5-15
4-16
&
Carlisle
4-30
1
1
3
6-
■6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-
t5c
7-
V
6^
5-11
1
-.
8
3
6-12
5-15
4-24
6-15
5-31
$20c
t20c
+$1.25
t$l
7-3
6-15
;—
com.—
preferred
'
5-15
4-16
7-
2
6-
1
7-
2
6-
1
J$2
7—
2
6-1
t60c
*$1.25
6-
1
4-30
t$1.06
}15c
»
5-15
Ltd.
(quar.) —;
4-30
7-2
6-15
(extra)—t25c
A__—.—
8c
(quar.)
—
10c
E.) ! & Co.
(quar.)—.1—."
~
5c
Ltd.
class
Gown Co.,
Corp.
(L.
Carpenter
6.
5-15
2
participating preferred
Co. Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
414%
1
5- 2
;
Petrofina. Ltd.—
1
■
4
5-25
5-16
—J35c
—
6-
1
5-
6-15
7-
—
6-15
25c
*
,-,5-15
1
7-
(quar.)
9c
'
6-
6-11
6-1
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cumu!
Canadian
-
Corp.
Oil
preferred
35c
6-
6-15
t62'/2C
Ltd.,
(quar.)—
8%
30c
6-15
—
class
4%
"
5-25
6-30
6-30"
6r
-J$2
:—
Securities—.
Machine,
5-15
-
'•5-11
6-15
$10c
time
—
30c
(quar.j
this
at
Co.,
6-
;
5-4
5-22
tl8%-c
v
(quar.)
-—
—
15c
l_
(quar.)
A
income
Electric
General
Canadian
8'
class
omitted
6-15
7c
6-1
Inc.—
investment
7-2
(quar.)
Bell
payment
Fund,
Canadian
:
Inc.
Storage
B
net
6-1
.
4
5-' 4
tlOc
\ 5-31
split)——
4
5-
Ltd.—
6-15
(quar.)
1
J31'Ac
Ltd.,
(reduced)—
Preferred
4
5-15
,12I/2C"
;% 50c
•6-
5'
J50c
—-
—
Co.
6-15
quar.)—-
1
6-. 1
.
!—
!
(quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse,
A
Canadian
5-15
7-
f$l
1-
6-
Ltd.—
Co.J
Arena
Oanners
Canadian
4
65c
;—'
(quar.)_
Co.
Howell
'
6-
4-30
Inc.—
Counselors.
Mfg
_
1
6-
J25c
~
J 10c
' J25c
25c
$1.06'A
J15c
Land
\ '$1.25
(initial
A
(increased)
&
(extra)
(initial-quar.
preferred
Beauty
Ltd.
,
,
''
— —
(quar.)_i__—___:
B.)
Mills
Beaunit
Belden
5-29
Class
5-15_ ;
1
6-15
.6-
dividend)——2%
class
Inc.
Inc..
5-25
6-
Canada
of
Y.)—
(N.
:-k-
Bayuk
6-
8
(quar.)__^.____——_____
Quarterly
Barber-Ellis
$45c
•6-
t$ 1
Ltd.; (quar.)
preference
Canadian
.
Class
'*
35c
-
5-10
5-18
_
-
5-25
Building & Equipment Corp. of America
(Delaware)
1
8
6-15
(quar.)-—
A.
Participating
,
North-West
6-
8
66-
6-15
—
Canada
10c
5-
1
,
$1.50
_J
5-17
6-
+79c
—
commoiu—
4-27
(quar.)—
6-7 1
?
Ltd.
Stone,
$1.50
;
Show
Eank of Montreal
Van
6-29
12c
Radio
5-17
17'/2C
30c
.
Sugar
5-18
,
.
(quar.)—
common
Cut
&
Dominion
Dry
Canada
o
Co.,
$1.50
—
1
25c
2dc
27c
27'/2C
—
preferred
■A'$4,25
-
,
:
5-23
6-
22c
25c
20c
22'/2c
<\
•
(quar,)—
common
10c
(quar.)
1
6
_.
________——_
1——
Crushed
5%
!
(quar.)
6%
5-15
>
—
(quar.—
Malting,
100%
4-30
6-
15c
lic
5%
31»/4C
" 31'Ac
31'Ac
Telephone (quar, )_;.•—
Utilities,
com.
(quar.)—
Canada
(quar.)____
5-25
•6-
6-15
'•'"• 25c
Co.—
iquar.)
5-15
-
5-11
$1.12Va
preferred
Canada
-
1
11-30
6-15
$31'Ac
.
1
5-15;.
preferred
Cla§s
Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.preferred
iquar.)
5%% preferred (quar.»
!_
Baker Industries
(stock dividend)!—
$1
$1.05
$1.12,/2
••:v
(quar.)__^—
Packing Corp.
iauar.)_.
Cement
Bailey
5%
-
(quar.)—;
preferred*-(quar.)
Canada
'
8-31"
•
12-17.:-.
* 8c
6-
t25c'
25c
87MsC
-
(quar.)
Canada
stock
5-15
..
a:
5-15
;2%
•
—
1
10c
40c
(quar.)
27VaC
preferred
(quar.)jL—• 7 33'/sc
5.28%
preferred- :quar.)
(
.-33c
5.36'%
preferred F (quar.)
33'/2c
5.20%
preferred G (quar.)
—_j__—
32'Ac
5.20%
preferred H (quar,)_
32'Ac
5.50%
preferred J (quar.)__„
;
34-Tsc
Camp Chemical
Co.
(quar,)
l
5c
Campbell Macliine
(s-a)
12'Ac
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.—,
$10c
Canada Bread Co., Ltd., common lannual.i—
tlOc
4-27
6-1 :
'
dividend
Oil & Gas
Aztec
-
4
6-
5.30%
5-15
5-31
■■
1
5-15
in-
net
peferred
4.40%
'
5-15
25c
(quar.)j.
•
from
7
5-
1
—
Power
Co..
preferred
California
% 6-15
5-31
ioc
55;
•6-
15c
(increased quar.).
California
5-11
-
;
5'/a%
'•"•
'
1
30c
(quar.)
1
1
5-15
1
5-18
(quar.)
•
35c
dividend'.—2%
(stock
Electric
5.40%
A
4
12-31
1
"
17'Ac
quar.)—
10-
6-
10c
preferred
66-
15c
30c
70c
———
A
Buildings
Co.-
5% ' convertible
;
"
'
6-30
10-15
1-■15-63
15c
-____
5-
7-14
30c
%
(quar.)
"6-18
Interstate.
5%
•
5-21
'
5-14
'
t5c
common
5-15
1
(quar.)—.
California-Pacific
5-15
1
30c
America
1
7-
commoin
Ink.
a
4-25
'
6-15
•
4'Ac
(quar. )_
Terminal
Terminal
Common
4
5-
1
.
Inc.,
preferred
California
1
5-
'
'
5-10
60c
t55c
_!
Ltd.
class
California
'6-
6-12
$2 50
fs-ai—
$1.37
95c
6-
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)_—____LL——t.—Docks,
Mills,
California
J
6-15
6-12
50c
pfd. (s-a)
6-
——
". 4-27 C"4
"
6-15
•
-5-15
5-31
25c
70c
:__•
Dredging
Dry
4'/2%
1
4-30
1
6-29
15c
__
4-27
6-157
(quar.)—
•
5-15
30c
3
6-11
20c
Byer-Rolnick Hat Corp. (stock dividend)—
Byllesby (H. M.), 5% pfd. (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
;
——
5%
preferred (quar.)———
17'Ac
(quar.)
of
Burrard
5-
25c
(quar.)
6
—_—•
(Del.)
Inc.
Burndy Corp.
4-30
5-15
income)
Gold
5-15
1
'
-
Co.
6-
of
(quar.)
1
6-
preferred (quar.);
•
———
4.20%
preferred
(quar. >_—_—___—
4V2%
preferred (quar.)__-
5-10
6< 1
:
6-
7-
4%
-
6-8
f
6-20
(interim)—
Burlington Industries, common
(quar.)_—
3V2%
preferred r(quar.)
<
5-31
2
6-20
•
9
<
Ltd.
Fund,
vestment
1
7-
1
6-18
15c
——
(quar.)——
(quarterly
preferred
$5
Bullock
1
6-15
5-
$1.25
1
1
;
(Charles)
Hill
6-
•
1
5-15
J25c
Shoe
-.'6-
6
5-
6-15
5-1
1
6-
'
:
5-
lr
6-
'
6-
V 4-30
5-28
"5-15
15c
15c
Buckeye Pipe Line
(quar.)
—
45c
Buckingham Corp., class A (initial)—10c
Budd
Company, common
(quar.)—
10c
5-1
G-
V
2
9
1
(quai.)
5-
7-
"5-
4
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Falls
1
1
5-
Sharpe Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—_—
5-11
6- 1'.
5-18
1
6-
r
1
'
6-
9-
A
8
$0,076 -per
_:
class
Brown
6-
5-11
6-
6-15
,7
5-
Co.—
(quar.)
Union Gas
preferred A
1
1
6-
■
i—_
Products,
non-cum.
Avon
Bekins
8c
•
Products
Mines,
Canteen
4-30
35c
Common
Home
(Tulsa,
I
4-30
6-11
$L37y2
10c
Brooklyn
6-
6-
62 Vic
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)__!
common
4-25
5-15
9-17
(quar.)
preferred
Brockton Taunton Gas Co., $3.80
6-
\
1„
'
5-15
3 i/2C
(quar.)„
Publishing,
j i_;
Gold
Automatic
$5
Power
Insurance
Beam
49c
—
Foreign
American
American
4-23
5-25
7-
62'/2c
—
<quar.)_
_•
Quarterly
&
5-21
$1.56'A
.
(quar.)
(quar.)____;
(quar.)
Casualty (Orlando, Fla.) —
Quarterly
3%c
A 10c
—
Barge
5-18
$3
.
Power
Quarterly
American
(s-a)_
(quar.)„•
common
6-15
•
31V4C
pfd.
____
A
Chain
■•-%
______ _____
6%
Special
class
25c
50c
Pipe,
Corp.,
preierred
American
.
invest-
net
(quar.)
Iron
Life
Baker
6-15
•
5.48%
1
40c >•
(quar.)_^._>r
preferred
Co.,
"4-25
5-16
'
.
Cast
Atlas
Badger
Rubber—
Can Co.
Refining
11-19
5-14
5-15
(quar.)_
preferred
5.60%
6-
: -
"
(quar.%_.
common
"8-21
3-24:
Ltd.
6-15
14c
,
%
(quar.)%
RR.,
non:ciunulative
,
Annual
10%
Business
American
Class
1
1
1
■
6-10
933/4C
(quar.)
American
$6.25
6-
Co.
5-21
1
pfd.
Stores
Edison,
5-
6-
5%'
Avco Corp.. (increased
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
$125
7-16
6-
30c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
:
American
ment
1
5-15
9
Line
Automatic
7-31
$15c
1st
American
1
6-
9c
:
5-
Line
Coast
1
9-
13c
(quar.)
American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
6-1
60c
59c
■
Products Corp. .(quar,
Atlantic
Acceptance
(quar;)—
Coast
6-
-87V2C
,
Canada
at this time)
(quar.)—
of
Co.
Corp.,
6-15
6c
A they.
Aitnor
5-18
—
—
Atchison, Tnpeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.
Quarterly
6-
5-15
(quar.)__
A
(initial)
'$2.90
on
Brass
6-22
56ViC
about
6-16
6-30
:——25c
10c
(payment
—.'
(s-a)
5-15
40c
93%c
class
4-30
15c
15c
Brockton
5-
'
Income
be
Lines,
5-15
50c
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale
5-
68%c
;62Vic
;
^___
will
amount
Truck
5-23
6-15
11-30
35c
25c
40c
-
preferred
3V2%
5-25
1
6-20
(quar. )_"1—\
British
6-15
1
6-30
8c.
'
5-15
5-15
5-22
depositary, share)
Quarterly
Ltd.—
i_T
Life
Biltrlte
8
6-5
Stock di'ddpnd
American
5-16
Co.—
split
tankers
6-21
1
6-30
(quar.)
Co.
Note
5"-
7-20
37Vic
preferred
Bakeries
American
5-15
25c
(quar.)
-38%%
Atlantic
$1.02
—
After
75c
25c
25c
25c
Registered and ordinary bearer (one shill¬
ing, one pence for the year ended Sept.
30, 1961 free of British income tax)—
British Petroleum
Co., Ltd.
(final)
1
6-
20c
Industries, Ltd. Ordinary
-for year ended Dec. 31,
payment
2
6-
(quar.)
British
1
5-15
5-31
(quar.)
common
7-
15c
40c
30c
(quar.
"
(quar.)__-
(quar.)_—
Electric
6-15
;
(quar.)—;
common
5-
1
6-
27 Vic
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., 5Vi%
Atlas Brass Foundry
(quar.)
5-10
5-22
6-
Goods,
Dry
preferred
1961.
5%
5-11
5-25
8c
(quar.)
Airlines, Inc.,.common
5.25%
Associated
Atlantic
4-27
5-25
75c
_
8
6-
6c
(quar.)
Associated
2
" 15c
Buck
•
Waters
5-15
7-
—
(quar.)
Tank
&
Bristol
6-
6-15
;
iquar.I
Atlantic
5-17
45c
(quar,).:
Canada,
5-15
10c
:
(quar.)—
5-15
$35c
—
common
1
.6-1
12'Ac
common
America,
convertible
American
1
& Puritas
5-25
6c
5-10
1
5-15
(quar.)'—J
Water
Associated
$1
(quar.)
preferred
American
5-14 1
6-13 I
5-24
i
Co.
Corp.
of
5-14
4-18
i.
Co.,
Cement
ol
Co.
Artesian
(Final
7
6-
75c
t32Vic
;—
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
1
v
Brass
Publications
omitted
5-1
6-8
'
series C
&
Industries
Breelco
5-15
•
(quar.)u.—•
4 Vi %
Corp..
Arrowhead
6-12
•.
6-15
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
preferred
1st
Aro
5-15
..,
(quar.)_
(quarJ
preferred
5-15
1
8
(quar.)
British-American Oil,
.!$1.083/4
65%c
Arkansas-Missouri
Power
Co., com. (quar.)
27c
4.65%
preferred" (quar.)——$1.16Vi'
Arkansas
Western
Gas Co.
(quar.)
L_„__
12Vic
Armco Steel Corp.' (tpiar.)—75c
4-18
(initial)—
"
(quar,-
Armstrong Cork Co., common
$3.75 preferred .(qu'ar.)—
6-12
*
7-. 2
50c
Mig,
Co.
Aluminum
4%
Z--2
•
8
12V2C
•
25c
2Vic
12Vic
t30c
37Vic
—_
(quar.)_
B
1
6-
Paper Corp.. Ltd.—
V
payment less British income tax
8%%/'
Co., Ltd.
(annual)——J$1
Final
.
5-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-12
22Vic
(quar.)—————-—
coirimon iquar.)_
Rainwear
6-18
2
5-
-
B
(quar.)__
preferred
Aluminium,
5-18
2
7-
75c
(quar.)■__
Portland
1
7-
Miami, class A (quar.)__———i——
12Vic
&
Chemicals
(initial).!——- 19c
Alloys
Alpha
10-23
6-
20%
______•
class
Corp.
preferred
4.08%
Alix
-
1
11-
1
(s-a )
Allis-Chalmers
10-23
4
Corn,
Allied Stores,
10-23
1
-4.—2% '
Co.
Co.
7-23
1
11-
4
$$1.56'A
(quar.
(Pa.)
dividend
Allied
1
11-
7-
.
series
preferred
preferred
$2.62Vi
6-
40c
^
6-
6-
Bowaler
1
'
preferred
$4.35
8-
25c
Ltd.
Co.
7-23
6-
(quar.)—
Steel.
7-23
1
6-
(quar. I
Organ
Stock
1
4
-6-22
•
—
(quar.)——
Co.—
——
1
—
Bridge
preferred series A (quar.)——
preferred (quar.______:
$1.10
5-
6-
5%
,7Vic
(quar.)—
common
.
6-
(quar.
Corp.,
Inc.
Breskin
.(quar.)_——__
Service
preferred
$2.36
5-22
_
Ltd.,
2
(quai\)_——
(quar.)
Extra
Bowes
$2.50
Hudson Bay Ry.—
Algoma Central &
preferred
7-23
$$1.43%
preferred A (quar.)
5% % preferred B (quar.)_
Aid.
Inc.
(quar.I
6%
5-18
1
8-
30c
;
6V'4%
Common
5
5-4
6-29
——
Co., $3 preferred
Public
Common
4-30
25%
<quar,)___
(stork dividend)-!
Line Co., Ltd.—
Mig.
1-
$1.25
(quar.)—
______
Steel,
Corp.,
$2.75
8-
$1.05
$1.15
$1.23
—_——_
dividend
Wood
5-15
5-10
5-31
20c
——
;
7-
(from investment income)_____
Fund
Bourjois,
4-13
5
6-
Inc.
Comuany
Borg-Warner
5-16
30c
40c
60c
(quar.)—
Inc.
7
V
common
Fisheries.Corp.,
Borden
Ltd.—
class B (quar.)—
(quar.)——.
Inc.
5-
(quar.)
Company
Booth
5-24
$2.40
Si"
—
Alabama-Tennessee
5-15
6-
—
.
Farms
Argus
Arizona
1
withholding
class A
Brooks
Boston
Corp.,
Corp.
Pools,
Arden
4
6r
i—42V2C
$1.37V2
common
(quar.)—4.20%
pfd.
Products
Electric
Radio
Anthony
4-25
1
5-15
1
(initial-quar.)
Anheuser-Busch,
5-15
5-
5-30
^$1
r
Cc
1
6-
^$1 •
Corp.,
Power
6-
6-25
^$1
(auar.)
Gas
1
6-15
1
6-
10c
,
(stock dividend) "
(Miami) (quar.)__- ;,
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
" •a
—
preferred
$5.50
6-
5-lb
(quar.);
Alabama
Post
5-10
8-
(quar.)___
<quar.)_
(quar.)
B
Coupling
Anchor
6-11
•
Industries .(quar.)—__—
Anderson
5-28
-;4
(increased)
quar.)
1
6-
(quar.).-
Aluminum
Bohn
5-21
'">6-
Co.—.
(initial
net
Bobbie
1
6-1
___!—
(quar.)—
Anchor
5-11
5-18
(quar.)—__
B
Cla.ss
_—
Ltd.
Stores,
By-Products—
Class
Alan
'.
iquar.i__
Shoe
Reduction
Alabama
Amsted
5-18
5c
_
(quar.)
Finance
8
10c
10c
10c
$18c
62Vic
.
Dynamics
Aeroquip
8
6-
5-28
25c
6'Ac
15c
(quar.)————
—
Aetna
6-
3
6-15
2%.
dividend)-—
(stock
B
Fund
Advisers
3
Andrea.
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. (Mass.)
Adirondack
Industries
(quar.)
Aero-Plow
77-
$20c
$30c
$$1.25
.
—
Construction—
&
and
A
Class
Ltd.—
:
preference A (qnar.)__
preference
(quar.)
industries
(quar.)__._.
^Missiles
Acme
—
Refineries,
Sugar
4-30
6-
6-15
6-25
.
Water Works, common
preferred
:
Mutual Fund—
investment income
Ridge
From
;-!!'•
6-15
37Vic
25c
37Vic
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
I——.kl__„Lu—'' 34%c
5% preferred (quar.
v
31 Vic
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)__„
l2Vic
Amerline
Corp.,
class A
(quar.)__v
T5c
5-4
5-15
Blue
1
$1.75
"Ji
Insurance
Insurance
common
6%-
5-10
6-1
8%c
10c
(quar.)
Incorporated
AMP,
5-25
6-
7 vb %)
Tobacco
American
Payable of Rec.
12'Ac
(quar.)—
New
6-15
,
1961)
African
South
States
American Title
Holders
When
Per
Share
D.;C)
—
Investment,
—
4-25
6-
(quar.)
Publishing
List
Boeing
split)
African
to
of
tax
American
American
table.
Name of Company
B.VC.
(Subject
;
this
announced
preceding
A.
previous
not yet paid.
weeks artd
dends
in
the
give
we
Blue
$1
$1.25
)
.interest
Semi-annual
Below
4-30
Development—
&
(3-for-l
Snuff
American-South
9-10
12-10
5-15
Sanitary—
(Washington,
Trust
beneficial
Inc.
1
5-15
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-20
12-20
20c
Resea!rch
American
':
Inc.
preference
4
6-
$1.50
$1.06V4
:
.
Bell,
Blue
6-11
5-15
1
25c
(initial)
Laughlin
6-
Electric—
&
Gas
Bros." Tobacco,
Bloch
8
•_
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)__
&
6%
30c
(quar.)
,
Seating Co. (quar.
American Smelting
& Refining
6-11
7-10
Bliss
6-11
5-
6-15
(quar.)
common
3
5-15
60c
$1.75
20c
$1.12V2
12V2C
(quar.)_^__
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Valley
3
7-
.
American
2
4-
9
5-
New
6-11
capital gains realized in
(from
7
5-
11-30
6-20
(quar.)—;
Realty
of
Shares
12-15
6-20
iquar.)
preferred
American
5-22
5
6-
(quar.)_
&
Radiator-& Standard
American
9-10
$1-25
$1.25
—$1.25
(quar.)——
12V2C
.■
preferred A ; (quar.).
preferred
(quar.),
7%
5.60%
4.25%
•6-9
9-28
—:
—
special
Common
Blackstone
25c
.'.:,v':■!'■
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Construction
Potash &
Chemical, com.
Pipe
American
5-21
1
6-15
$0,084
15c
(initial-quar.)—
com.
6-
5%
6-15
20c
Ltd,..._
Co.,
5-15
2
6-
Black-Clawson
6-
Lines—
(quar.)
Binney &
5-31
5-22
6-29
——ukiiCo.
Smith
4-25
6-15
5-15
—5c
•
!1
5c !
5c
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
7-
35c
5c
25c
10c
50e
(quar.)—
l quar.)
& Co..
Yard lev
President
15c
10c
(quar.)——
Governor
Miles
American
25c
Aluminum (quar.)—
Wolverine Insurance, class A tquar.).
Wood Conversion Co. (s-a)_
WoodvVard
News
6-15
30c
15c
Wolverine
Wysong &
American
6-30
50c
&
<quar.)_
Hirsch, Inc., 7%
pfd.
&
Winter
6-30
6-15
Corp.,
preferred
6-20
Y.)—
(N.
Insurance
Quarterly
25c
—
(quar.)
Co.
Blake
7-13
__+
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)
Whitney
6
8-
5%
Surety (quar.)
Gas Service Co
Power & Gas (quar.)—
Casualty
Western
Quarterly
Quarterly
Co.—
Mills (quar.)—
Products
Chemical
West
5-22
6-12
stock split)
(3-for-l
Wayne Knitting
Fire
5-
6-12
Steel
7-
6-11
3
50c
Bethlehem
5-22
7-
17'/2c
(quar.)
.7%
preferred (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Inc., common
4
split—
—30c
(quar.)—20c
Corp.
5-25
12'A'c
25%
10c
stock dividend
25%
payment after
Initial
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
1
stock
—
5-25
1
9
6-
(initial quar;)__
common
Co.
i
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
t40c
J25c
t35c
15c
$1.18%
(quar.)
Company
4V2%
5-31
American
66-
35c
Share
y
V
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Heminway
.
5-31
American
25%
22Vic
f
common—
4-16
—:
1
Ltd.,
„
(quar.)—
preferred
&
Best
,
_
preferred (quar.)
S.) Shoe, common
Belding
6-15
(quar.)—_____
6-20
4
1
(quar.)_
Foundry
Climax Inc.
6-20
6-
1
7-
Co.
j
(A.
4%%
(Alabama)—
J,
Macnine; &
8c
( quar. t
——1
—
Bros. Pictures (quar.)—
Electric Brake & Clutch (stock div.)
Warner
Co.
40c
<quar.)_—
Corp.
Company
Walgreen
Insurance
dividend
Beck
6-
A
$1.40
7
$1.31 V4
(quar.)__—
6-20
Stock
1
25c
preferred
Life
American
6-
5-
5-11
(quar.).
prior
5V'4%
Class
32Vic
—
Lumber
Beaver
6- 4
6-20
Illinois—
of
Co.
6-20
6-
5%
35c
$1.25
SI.01
$1.05
$1.03
' SI
$4.12
6-
6-15
$12'Ac
—
$4.20
2
7-
$0.65625
iquar.)-_
Ltd.. class A (quar.)______—
Vince Corp.
(stock dividend
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar.)
$5.00 preferred (quar.)
—
—
Waco-Porter
>—
Investment
American
N.
Name ol Company...
Payable of Rec.
6'Ac
J.)—„,-V
(quar.)__
(Newark,
Co.
Quarterly
6-15
Common
Mfg.
Viceroy
Supply
17V<jC
25c
—
—
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
hame of Company
;%
Payable of P"a
Savings Lank—
and
National
5«A%
Share
^
(quar.)
Universal
Vermont
:
>
Holders
When
Per
••
Name of Company
•
i
Financial Chronicle ». Monday,'May 14, 1962
The Commercial and
(2264)
5-15
4-30
5-31
5-17
6-+0
6-
5-15
5-
1
5-21
5-
7
1
*
Bemis' Bros.
Bag
Co.
(quar.)_.
-
•' "
Benguet
Consolidated, Inc.—
.(Payment of
23
centavos
in
'
!
-
6-
50c
1
5-15 '
l
I
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Carrier
Philippine
5-15
4-
6
Steel
'Carpenter
J
.
f
Corp.,
30c
(quar.)
*
■
4'/2%
preferred
4.8d%.~ preferred
6-
8
■
(quar.)—-—40c
(quar.)——-56'Ac
common
,
(quar.).;—
■—
.
60c
5-25
6-1
0-15
5-31
5-15
5-31
5-15
'
Volume 195
Number 6159
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2265)
Per
Name of Company
Carson, Pirxe,
Conv.
junior
4'A %
\
&
•
■
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4'Ac!o
Carter
Scott
Products,
„•
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Centennial
1
6-
1
5-15 %
Consolidated
9-
1
8-15
5-14
5-
?10c
A
7-27
6-29
7-19
6-29
4%%.
New.
5%%
South
&
Steel
Telephone Co.,
Wire
&
5.48%
Central
Vermont
Common
2
6-
8
Consolidated
6-
8
Class B (s-a)
Consolidated Water,
19c
6-30
5-15
$1.12'A
Corp.
27'Ac.
,(quar.)__
Co
27c
Public
;
;•
6-30
62'Ac
,
i
33'Ac
5-22
Continental
Investment
5-22
Continental
Life
6-30
5-22
Continental
Steel
-27c
5-15
4-30
7-
2
6-15
Copeland
7-
2
6-15
Copperweld
$1.19
7-
2
6-15
Corby
$1.34%
7-
2
6-15.
$1.04
—1_
68c
:
Chase
Fund
Chemetron
4%%
preferred
A%; % <: preferred
Chenango
(quar.):
1
5-
8
(quar.)
Telephone—>
5-10
.
6.
1
7-
•;
1
6-
4'--.
"
6-9
5-25
2c
5-31
Crow's
4-30
4%preferred
V/.. 25c
6-10
5-11
7%'..'preferred
$1.06
6-1
5-11
1
5-11
$1.18%
6-
Press
Industries
~ fquar.)_-_,
preferred
A
A
1
Sir
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. (quar.)
Chicago, Eurlington & Quincy RR._____'—
Chicago, Milwaukee," St. Paul -& Pacific RR.
(Common
5%
A
payment
omitted
(quar.)
preferred
this
at
6-21
6-
$1.25
9-20
Corp.
(quar.)—
_
Dennison
(incr.-quar.)
dividend
.
____
1
9-
4
Debenture stock
5-
4
5-14
6-
1
5-
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Service
$4.40
Citizens
preferred
Co.
(N.
Lines
Clark
Diebold,
11-30
11-15
6-11
5-11
Di
5-11
A__—
Co.
Equipment Co.
Cle-ware
Electric
$4.50
(stock
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR.
special gtd
Cochenour Willians Gold
6-29
6-12
15c
gtd.
6-15
'
:
Dome
Dominion
5-15
„
4-30
5-15
4-20
$1,121/2
7-
1
'!■■
6-
6-
1
;
1
V
87'A C
50c
Class
A
(quar.)
(s-a)
t7c
-
5-31
i;-
v,
V2%
Collins
Colonial
Sand
Colorado
Colorado
5%
Stone
5-31
Dominion
Steel
5-15
4-19
Dominion
Stores.
87'/2c
6-30
6-13
Dominion
Interstate
Gas,
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
Pictures Corp.,
Enterprises,
Combined
B
pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.)__,__—__
Ltd.
(quar.)
Products
Credit
Commonwealth
Co.
Income
Fund
Fund
(from
investment
Commonwealth
Natural
Commonwealth
invest-
Commonwealth Theatres
:.
of Puerto Rico,
Service,
common
preferred
(quat
Shoe Machinery (quar.)
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
Concord
A-t ^5'A%
Cone
4%'
Natural
Quarterly
Quarterly
Consolidated
.
1
4%
4
Dresser
5-
6-
5-25
5-25
c
,
.
4-27
4
6-29
■; 4-30
•
$1.43
_;
.
5-18
•
J
5-31
4-27
•
■
20c
(quar.)
450c
_i
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Corp.
Discovery
•
Yellowknife
5-
i
6r
V.
5-11
6-
...
1
5%
6-(5 *
J50c
; 9-15
12-15
'•
6-
1
9-
1
12-
1
7"
25c
7-
2
6-12
Mines,
;
convertible
6-
1
5-15
6%
1
Field
J3c
;
Stock
5-18
Bank
Class
5-25
4-27
First
1
5-20
First
5-15
4-27
First
7-30
6-29
6-
preferred
(Germany)—
of
tax
..
7-3
'yV;'':;;-'
Assn.
pfd.
5-16
8-1
7-2
v|25c
7-2
6-1
8-1
7-2
/ i
5-18
27c
Marshall
5-15
4-30
6-15
5-31
6-15
25c
6-15
;
(quar,)____
22'/2c
25c
13c
6-
15c
'
l;
5-11
6-1
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-1
5-21
5-
2
10c
Co.)
5-25
5-
9
5-31
5-10
(initial)
__;
10%
45c
6-22
5-22
37'/2c
(quar.)'
5-15
4-27
10%
tquar.)____
6-
1
;
_'
______
of
5-15
4-30
10c
5-18
5-
7-1
Oregon
(Portland)—
10-31
6-
55c
6-15
5-15
5-
10c
5-15
5-
1
5%
Bank
(New
1
Bankshares
Co.
;
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•
•
!
5-
5-21
4-30
50c
>
N.
5-15
9c
6-11
6-
1
2%
/
6-11
6-
1
—
15c
(quar.)
4.40%
5-11
•
4%
6-15
1
Florida
5-
i_v
preferred
5-
6-21
6-
40c
6-11
5-24
40c
6-28
5-25
Ford
Motor
6-16
5-25
"Ford
Motor
Co.
7-
5-25
7y2c
6-
27%c
_-___
25c
1
Foods
9
Foremost
4'/2%
(quar.).
'
:
6-
(quar.)
8
4-19
5-15
tl4c
4-30
|30c
5-15
4-30
15c
5-25
5-
4
10c
6-15
6-
1
4%
6-15
6-
1
Class
A
10c
5-15
5-
9
Class
A
5-15
5-
9
30c
.__
;
A
6-
8
31'Ac
-
-
J.j.1
1
$1
5-
6-
5-24
6-20
5-
15c
__________
5-15
15c
25c
omitted
at
this
5-25
5-11
5-15
4-30
1
1
1
time).
Ltd.
90c
6-
1
4-23
-
T$ 1.25
6-15
5-18
;___ '
Canada
10c
'. 7-1
6-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_l__
Corp.
;
56'Ac
7-1
6-15
6-15
5-15
l7'/2c
' 6- 1
5-11
5c
7- 2
(quar.25c
Insurance
!___
(Springfield
HI.)—.:
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Frosst
'
(Charles
preferred
-
—
30c
"6-
6-1
1
15c
5-15,
6-21
10c
____
6-15
5-31
5- 4
30c
6-
8
5-18
5-29
5-18
Co., class A
(quar.)—
6-11
5-31
5-22
6*
1
5-15
(monthly)___——:
5c
5^31
5-15
(monthly)
5c
6-30
6-15
Trailer
Fruehauf
&
(quar.)_—
Co.
Co.,
(quar.)_
common
30c
7-2
50c
(quar.)___
"*6-" 1
6-
1
5-9
5-31
200%;
E.)
$1
Gardner-Denver
(quar.).
5-18
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5-18
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dividend )_^__
5-18
6-15
5-
,
dividend!
Inc.
5-15
7
5-15
i__
of
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Friden,
5-18
10c
payment
Life
(Stock
5-18
5-
(s-a)
Company (quar.)__
Franklin
pence
6-
6-15
,
Co:—,
preferred
5-31
7- 1
6-15
'•
5-15
(quar.)_
"Foster-Wheeler
Foxboro
1
$1.10
(quar.)
Dairies,
1
5-31
6-9
Mineral
(Common
5-18
6-
Plus
Fonr.p
5-15
6-8
-
8-13
;V1
Co.
$1.34
$1.75
2
5-14
5
56'Ac.U
Steel
6-15
1
1
9-
$1.15
preferred
7-
4
5-
6-
•
$1.12%
(quar.)
5-15
2
5-15
■
$1
B (quar.)
Corp.—
5-16
■
7'/2c
3%
Corp. (quar.)__
Flying Tiger Line, 5% pfd. A
Food Mart,
Inc.
(quar.)—
4
,6-1
45c
(reduced )_/_■_!
_-_
preferred
4.60%
1
Jersey)—
*
H.)
7^1
85c
Deposit- (Syracuse.
Power
10-12
'
7-14
5-19
$2.25
,
(Spring Valley, N. Y.)—l
dividend
Florida
4
6-15
"
'
t30c
■/
4-30
10c
earnings)
,20c
(
4-10
5-18
5-15
1
(Chicaeoi
Bank
1
6-11
10c
(Boston )—
Ltd., class A
(s-a)
Company, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.50 preferred
tquar.
5-16
-
6-
47'Ac
$4
..
r
;
P'lintkote
5-16
1
5-15
50c
&
ii
<M.
6-
1
15c
_i._
Field
T.____
Corp.
Bank
Wisconsin
Stock
5-31
6-
31'Ac
dividend)
accumulated
&
■;V-
28%c
Fittings,
:
.__
j
;
Garland
Gas
Knitting
6%
t$1.75
6-15
5-31
6-
5-10
Geco
Mills,
class
A
preferred
Mines,
Co.*
(quar.)_——
12'Ac
6-15
5-31
25c
7-10
fa-30
—
^5c
5-10
45c
6- 9
—
*25c
6-28
(initial)__
Co. /(Columbus, Ga,)—
:
- (quar.).
—.—.—:
Light
Comaion
Gas Service
(accum.)
6-11
1
27c
dividend
Fishman
7-11
6-15
5-21
_______
Trust
First
•:
8-1
1
(monthly)
(quar.)___-_
Quarterly
5-14
6-
dividend
Stock
"
5-1
37'/2c
(quar.)
Republic Corp. of America (monthly)__
Security Corp. (Salt Lake City) (s-a).
First
5-15
5-
6-1
(Washington, D. C.)—
National Bank
First
5-28
6-1
;___
Investors
National
First
6-15
25c
National .Iron,
:
5-24
1
30c
National Realty & Construction
(initial)
6-8
8
25c
(quar.)
(from
Stock
6-
7-
(quar.)
First
5-14
40c
;
3.8%
$7.50
Semi-annual
'}y.
3%
1
25% )__
First
''
1
ap-
5-15
5-31
1
:
;
(payment
6-30
7-14
f:"
(quar.)
(quar.)
G
Corp.,; class A (quar.)
National
5-15
6-
Chemicals
Quarterly
5-15
1
B
1
6-19
(see
Stock
Mortgage
Initial
5-15
6-
20c
Mortgage
&
Investors
1
V
/
,
tquar.)
dividend
First
First
b-22
time)
(quar.)
Warehouse
Insurance
4-13
•
ADRS—
Interurban
this
c
(Newark, N. J.)
/
.
Plastics
^5-24
4
5-15
6-15
>
1
6-15
$1.45
Corp.
Firemen's
:
:
6-12
J8c
1
6-
6-30
6-15
5-
5-25
5-21
5-26
re-
6-
1
4-30
Filtra-Sonic Corp. (stock
Filtrol Corp. (Del.)__
Firemen's Insurance
6-
/
5-
4-30
5-15
5-21
Power Ltd.—
&
5-11
5-15
5-15
5-25
7
6-22
tlOc
Daniel.
Louis
5-4
1
5-15
15c
g-15
t40c
1
preferred
1
6.
(Del.)—
Works
30c
/
6-
50c
4%
45c
6-22
6-
'
J38c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
r
5-4
__;
:
:•
5-16
50c
Boa,a 4.60%
(Marshall)
Fields
5-15
50c
Co.
preferred
St.
5-15
6-20
14
share
per
_2
•
5-18
1
35c
Sign &'Signal, common
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Fiat Metal Mfg. vquar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.)
10c
East Kootenay
7%
6-1
$38c
being
,(quar.)_____—
East
15c
May
(quar.)
Corp.*—
9
6-
81'Ac
Monthly
1
50c
(stock
.
1
1
B
Co.
&
5-15
tl5c
Dymo Industries
Early
_
6-
tlOc
(quar.)
Eagle*Picher
■-•■.
Screw
J44c
A
class
6-
6-1
lOc
Federal
-
5-11
t50c
v
"
(quar.)L_Z__„2
(s-a)
20c
pfd__
(s-a)__
A
Mills,
25c
46'Ac
.__
Li£e Insurance—
&
National
F«dpral
5%
Hosiery
Class
6-15
10-
First
dividend
Duxo-Test
Federal
5-7
t$1.25
'
Durion
(Toronto)
;
Stock
5-15
$1.09
Feaerai-Mogul Bower Bearings
K
5-7
tl7y2c
(quar.)
5-21
5-25
12'/2c
:
common
5-21
6-11
17V2c
receipts
Insurance
6-2
37y2c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
■
5-18
5-15 '
(quar.)__
shilling
6-11
5c
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Compress
6-2
6-
.*.
1
5-15
5-15
(quar.)__
Paper
17%c
(quar.)
Ltd.
3/10c)
8
Corp.
Federal
6-
dividend)
class
1
1
tquar.)
less German
50c
of
Corporation
Durham
-
-
$1.37%
Co.,
payment
Freres,
2
Fedders
Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
66-
1
5-7
.*
1
$1.25
(initial)
Traders
6-2
45c
1
5-15
6-
tquar.)
deposit
10-19
15c
-4.80%
preferred
Duquesne Brewing
i
•
5-15
7c
;
A.
Corp.,
Rubber
Dupuis
7-
10-
i30c
>_
Dura
•
5-18
6-15 ;
•
6-20
'
10c
(quar.)
7-20
645
:
30c
y
3
25c
about
5-29
5-15
10-
sy2c
B
'Final
Federal
12y2c
(quar.)—'
Electric, class
Dunlop
5-10
5-
'
Cigar
Duncan
5-10
7-5
15c
(quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet,. Inc.
10c
Corp.—
Assn.
Milner
9
15c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
S.
preferred
7-
50c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
7%
Federal
.
1
$1.18%
(quar.)__
Plan
$1.68
Fed-Mart
6-11
70c
,
(quar.)
U.
5-11
2
t5c
(increased-quar.)
Power
Dumas
1
•
>
*
non-cum.
(stock
common
Industries
5.36%
5-10
5-14
'
Inc.
(quar;
Life
Duke
1
7-
•
(J20c
Ltd.
preferred
6-
~
$1
Co.
(quar.)
(quar..)—
Drewrys,- Ltd.
2
5-10
1
8c
(quar.)
Corp.,. common
(quar.
Consolidated
5-
,
Co.
Corp-.,
5-
(
1
25c
preferred
Confederation
Ltd.
Gas
preferred
Mills
6-
6-30
6c
5.72%
Compo
Chemical
Dravo
-
1
6-
12V2C
Public
1
6-
27 V2
Quarterly
Community
Dow
Drackett
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_^.—
Industries
Dover
.
1
4-30
6-
(quar.)J__
common
!
Drilling Co.
(Syracuse)
4-30
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
R.) & Sons Co. (quar.)
(R.
6-15
tquar.)
Hoechst A
&
5-15
6-15
(quar.)
nreferred
5-
■
,
Realty /Trust (initial-quar.)
Telephone
(Pa.)/ (quar.>__
Commonwealth
6-15
' 4 4-20
5-15
%
$2
Farmers
6-1
$1
preference
5-15
5-15
6-
1
6-
8c
Ltd.
5-15
6-
6-
4ic
(incr.-quar.)
com.
,(quar.)_.
Metallurgical
7-2
5-15
issue
6-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Record
American
3
10c
Chemical, Ltd.—
Doughboy Industries
General
income).,;
Gas
1*
5-15
10c
___.
&
&
"
40c
_____
(from
__
1
1
20c
(initial):
(quar.)__________
ment income)
Commonwealth International
7-
Coal
Ltd.
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.,
6-15
6-
&
Donnelley
1
6-15
25c
v
Farberwerke
12-
25c
Donnacona Paper Co.,
6-15
1
10c
■
9-5
5
Ai____
plus this dividend
6-
'
5-15 •
J 15c
___.J-
Plastic
Commercial
,
8C
$1.06%
Airier'.
of
(Chicago)
Paper, class A (quar.)
Combined Locks
Columbus
,/•:
27 VaC
$4.25
Insurance Co.
-•
25c
t!
—
$1
8
6-30
$1.33%
______—
6-5
Fansteel
_iu.__/_
__yi__
4-30
8
6-29
Tar
Common
5-18
5-
7-
$1.25
—___
(quar.)_—.
Combined
6v:
31 %c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)-——
System
7'Ac
:
6-30
Milling & Elevator (quar.)________
Plastics
Class
7'Ac
"T
1
'
5-31
(s-a)___
(quar.)___:
preferred
(quar.)
5.35%
Colorite
;6-
12C
(quar.)-l—
Service
this
4-30
6-10
preferred
Colorado
■;
&
Insurance
plus
5-15
15c
20c
Family
12-28%
25c
:
(entire
7-11
15c
(initial)
—
common
Co.
Gas
25c
(quar.)__
May 14 at $101
dividend_____:
30c
Aikman Corp. (quar.)__^__—1
Acceptance Corp. (accum.)'___.:__
Corp. of America (quar.)
6-5
5
River
J50c
(quar.)__;
Steel
Co.,
preferred
$2
on
*20c
&
Colonial
Colonial
preferred
.
(quar.).:
.—
River
5.80%
25c
redeemed-on
at $101. per share
4
1
«
Fall
4
5-11
10-
tl5c
;
Industries
<fo
/(quar. t
issue being
Entire
deemed
—
Corp. (quar.)_
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)i'_
Common
5-10
6-21
-
6
Foundries
9%
5-10
]
40c
payment omitted at
Electric Light Co.—
Fall
7-5
iy4c
-
5%
Electrohome
Dominion
5-10
6-
Dominion
Ltd.,
5-15
Co/ (quar.)—
7-
/
15c
com.
Dairies.
6-
Co.—
Forms
Seaboard
6-15
30c
(quar.).
& Anglo Investment
preferred (quar.)__
5%
"5-21.
9
new
5-18
25c
pfd.
(Common
12c
i
Dominion
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.—
Cole National
50c
.___
:(s-a)
6-15
20c
Bearing
50c
Manufacturing Corp., corn.
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)__—
"
Mines, Ltd.
Ltd.
5-7
5-18
50c
(filial)-
conv.
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
50c*
(quar.)
(5-1
30c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
Falcon
5-11
25c
(initial-quar.)
Forests, Inc. _'____4
Giorgio Fruit (quar.)__.
•
Dodge
5-24
50c
(quar.)
Mines,
Inc.,
5-10
6-1
(quar.)
7%
5-
5-25
_i
Yard
'5-7
$1.60
3'A%
8
5-25 /
^
4-20
5-18
6-
7
5%
com.
preferred
&
5-
25c
dividend)
Illuminating,
;
5
545
$1.25
I
FMC
9-17
(quar..)_
(quar.)_
1
„
Rule
'7
6-
•
Corp.-Seagrams Ltd. (quar.)__^
Diversified Investment
Fund, Inc
Dobbs Houses. Inc. (quar.)
Dr
Pepper Co. (increased-quar.)_____•
7- B
7-
30c
(quar.):
(quar.)
Industries
Cleveland
Cleveland
7-15
7-15
32 Va C
Evans
6-18
Dierks
""
20c
"■
1
6-11
10c
5-
2
■
6%
Electric,
Gas
4.36%
5-7
$1.42
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.);
Ets-Hokin &; Galvan. Inc. (stock
dividend)
5-10
•
9-28
Distillers
(quar.)
Controller
4%
8-15
60c
City Products Corp.
(quar.)
—:
:_
City Stores Co. (quar. optional—cash or stk.)
City Water (Chattanooga), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Clark
8
8-31
$1.10
class
1
7-
15c
Extra
6-
lc
Coach
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Y.),
1
6-
$1.75
;
common_-__
Homes
5.7
(quar.)
Oil
Business
Fafnir
(quar.)
Stock
5-
1
5-16-
6-
50c
(initial)
Diamond Alkali Co., common
$4 preferred (quar.)
5-15
$1.25
B
.
5*16'
6-15
State
Equitable
4-16
,'
6-15
■
Ennis
4
5-18
>
5-15
$1.05
Corp.
Dickenson
—
1
6-
J75c
(quar.)
Corp,
Mobile
Dialight
1-1Q
6-27
Steel
-
(quar.)_—
common
Casualty
Class
City
Co.,
convertible
*
Union
Detroiter
'
(quar.)
7-14
t30c
Supply .Co.->(N,riY.)
Detroit
7-10
10-10
1-31-63
common
Denver
4
7-31
10-31
$1.25
preferred
Dentist
100%
-
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Cities
Mfg.,
>9-18
30c.
8-1
/
iy4c
Ltd.,
class A
Denison
25c
—-
7-14
(quar.)___
Mines,
5-31
Voting
v
6-
;
common
1
1
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp. <N. C.)
Emporium Capwell Co.
tquar.)
5-31
20c
A
5-7
6-
6-
Special
4-30
1
__
(quar.)
^
(quar.)
6-1
Semi-annual
5-25
8-
50c
(quar.)
class
5-18
1
25c
Enquirer
<quar.)
Empire
5-16
6-14
__.—
6-
25c
________
:
Quarterly
5%
Inc.
Corp.
Limitee,
6-15
25c
Stock
Quarterly
2
Inc.
Foods
Estate
6-15
25c,
»
8
5-15
6-14
'
6-15
Fund__l-_____
20c
—
(quar.)_.
Corp. (quar.)
Stero
Cincinnati
Airlines,
Deivlun
5-7
$1.41%
;
receipts
Corp.,
District
I0c
20c
Company
Chrysler
11-
1
1
$1.21 %
preferred (quar.)___
4%%
preferred (quar.)__
5-11
15c
(iquar.)
Income
5-7
6-
$1.37 Va
5%
5-10
5-25
6-
Empire
30c
■
Company
6-
12J/2c
—___
(quar.)
5-10
5-31
Corp.
Industries
5-10
'
93%c
_______
Denault
.Quarterly.
Churchill
11-21
20c
Co
Chickasha Cotton Oil
&
Deltown
8-31
$1.25
Emery
1
Mines
./Deere
Delta
$1.25
preferred A (quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—.
Chilton
6-13
time).
5%
Electrosolids
prox.
Day
6-1
6-27
/Delaware
(quar.)
(Increased-quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab
6-22
$2
■
_______
A
Class
Electrolux
5-21
5-25
6-
25c
...—
Class
1
7-
5-7
6-1
Ltd.—
deposit
5-25
1
:_
(quar.)
5-4
6-
8-1
5-15
87'Ac
—_
Class
6-20
30c
American
9
(quar.50c
common
5-7
6-1
$1.34
(quar.)
8
5c
(quar.)______i
A
;
Corp.,
(quar.)
5-15
6-1
$1.25
preferred
6-
5%
Class
5-16
■
$1.37%
(quar.)
6-11
6-
(increased-annually)
6-30
/ 6-15
•
6-30
;
(quar.)
preferred
6-
6-
(quar.)____
4-30
5-16
$1.02V2
(quar.)_
Elliot-Automation,
1
$1.75
7-15
6-12
5-24
Storage Battery Co. (quar.)
Electrographic Corp.
(quar.)
5-10
20c
—
5-15
'
1
$17V2c
•
(s-a)
35c
•
6-
6-
|50c
Stock dividend
Curtiss-Wright
6-15
33c
Co.—•
3
81.06 Vt
7-26
1
f50c
pfd.
-7-
•
/
8-
1
5
6-15
/■
(quar.)
preferred
5.68%
8
6-
32Vac
preferred
preferred
5.65%
6-15
'
.
(quar.)___
$4.87y2
4
6-
6-15
Electric
A____
common
$1.12 Vi
quar.)___,._——
(tmar.)__i_—___T._:
$5
■
preferred
5.50%
%
1
5-22
v
•*
25c
(quar.)
(quar.);_
Curtis
4
6-
40c
(quar.)
Cuneo
/
!
v
•
5-18
1
6-15
I2V2C
Sugar
5-
6-
15c
Ltd.,
Coal
American
preferred
5.36%
Co.—
6.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Electric Hose & Rubuer
(quar.)
iquar.)_,
preferred
Pass
7%
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)___
.Chesapeake A& ,Qhio Ry,.^ common (quar.)
3 '/a %
Nest
"Cuban
4-13
5-25.
5Va%
5-11
Gas
«(quar.)
5-
■
prior preferred
(quar.)
Crown Zellerbach Corp.1, $4.20
5-15
—
(increased
convertible
6-8
5-25
t$1.30
(quar.)_:____
Milk (quar.)
6-15
•7V2C-
(quar.)
2
5-31
Natural
5-9
$2
'
-65c
B
Crowley's
5-15
25c
.
6-1
preferred
1-
-
6c
ICrown Cork & Seal,
4
'
Common
(s-a)
Company, 3%% preferred (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Crossett Co., class A tquar.)
^
5-14
'v
(quar.)
;
"
U5c
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
Paso
5-15
Products
Class
6-15
7V*C
6-1
!___
(G. & W. H.), Inc
Imperial Mills Ltd.
International Cofp
45c
;__
15c
Crane
4-30
75c
(quar.)_______T_________
■
5-
5-25
preferred
4'A%
El
50c
Cosmos
Coty
$2
—
Unadilla
&
5-16
30c-
•
investm't inc.)
Y.)__—1___—_
common
3-31
$1.12'A
Co.____——___________
Corp.,
5-30
12'Ac
—_
(from
1
40c
Bank/ (N.
Gas
4
6-
1 'A %
dividend)
(quar.)
Boston
of
Manhattan
Chattanooga
5-
6-15
25c
(stock
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
6-15
'
Corson
(quar.)
B.)
Coronet
4
A
4.10%
7-1
(quar.)
Corning Natural
5-
5-18
4%% preferred (quar.)—_____—_i—
Champlin Oil "& Refining Co.—
$3 preferred
(quar:)-,
(A.
6-29
Class
6-8
25c
Distillery Ltd., class
5-
18c
6-8
2
40c
(quar.)
5-1
5-25
—
(quar.)
31'Ac
______
5-16
10c
Chamoersburg Engineering Co. (quarj__
Champion Papers, common (quar.)_•.__£.
Chance
(H.)
Class B
Angelesi —
Co.
Steel
1
(Delaware)
Ltd., common
(quar.)
_2
7-
6-15
(quar.)
Refrigerator
7-6
____
7-2
45c
(Toronto)
7-6
1
5-15
£25c
(s-a)
Co.
Common
93%c.
(quar.)
:
Corp.
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer
7-16
>■
15c
(3-for-l
stock
split)
Century Industries Co. (quar.
Co.
v.
8
Industries—
c
•-
preferred
(quar.)
Cook Paint & Varnish
___.
i__
Corp.
5-
f
Baler
4-19
25c
Corp. (quar.)
Insurance
1
8-
Ltd.—
Laboratory, Inc.
preferred
6-
20c
.
_____
Continental Copper & Steel
5%
preferred (quar.)
Service-—.
5%%- preferred
(quar.t
5.44%
2nd
preferred (quar.)___
Aircraft
common
5-22
34'Ac,
(quar.)
8-
55c
(quar.)
A
6-14
30c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
(quar.)—
Belt
5-22
Co.,
preferred
6-30
preferred
Cessna
$3.75
series
pfd.
5-21
$1
(Chicago)"
6-30
$1.17
Credit,
Assurance
Can
34c
(quar.)
Certified
.
1st
70c
;_
s.
6-15
45c
Co.
40c
•
'
common
2
.
(quar.)
Eddy Paper,
6-1
5-23
,,
$1.04
(quar.)
Continental
5-22
.
6-30
.
4%
Co.
6-15
7-
Ecuadorian'Corp.
1
6-1
35c
quar.)
2
$1.50
•
Machine
5-8
Jl2c
(quar.)
Corp. of America,
preferred
(quar.)
Continental
17
5-22
6-30
.4—
(quar.)
$1.13
$1.25
tquar.)
(Los
6-
A
of Rec.
7-
$1.75
.
(accum.)
Co.
5-8
5%
4'/a%
Paper
(increased
$1.37'A
i
(quar.)
Bank
:
Mfg.
Washing
Economy
$1.12%
i.
4-30
6-13
preferred
Century
5-31
7-
(10c
Container
22c/
(quar. I
class
&
common
Water
Easy
5-15
(quar.)
Consumers
Easton
6-
(quar.)
4-27-
5-15
4-16
Holders
Payable
7V2c
Associates'(quar.)
Economics
(quar.)
5-15/
1
(quar.)
(aocum.)
B
Utilities
5-15
preferred
•;
preferred
Eastern
6-18
preferred
1
5-15
6-
*6-15 •
preferred A
$6
6-15
*
3
$4.16
5-15*
States
6-8
,$4.52
1
!
25c
;
:
____
common
(quar.)
Co
5-
1
6
1
5-15
20c
preferred
6-
•/
Ltd.,
Power
Coal
Power,
Eastern
>
common
25c
(quar.).
Corp.— -
10%'
$4.50
6-
:
$1.34%
preferred
West
Consumers
6-18
'
25c
(quar.)
4.65%.
Central
A
Consolidation
6-18 ;V
6-30
4
$1
Mills, Ltd.—
Theatres
5-18
6-11,
$1
$1.23
30c
(s-a)
2
5-
•->
Inc.,
When
Share
>
Assn.
t50c
Textiles
preferred
7-
4.15%
4.75%,
5%
77-
"
57V2c
—
7-
_
(quar.)—
preferred
Consolidated
1
Company
Racing
preferred
$7
(quar.)
dividend
$1.16
.——.
preferred A (quar.)
$1.35 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-
Products
$1.12'A
.
$2.50
5.44%
5-15
6-22
;
Stock
■
"
West
Central
Central
6-i5
41c
(quar.)__
Central
5-
Rock
5-15'
*•
6-15
27V2c
5-15
1
(quar.)
Co.
75c
(quar.)__
Consolidated
1—___
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
5-17
tluc
i
Soya
Foods
5-22
1
6-15
25c
Consolidated
Service—
4.92'/^
preferred - tquar.)___.
:
Central Louisiana Electric Co.,, com.
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
:
Central
(quar.)—
Quarterly
-
Per
Name of
Corp.—
5-31
(quar.)
common!, it initial)—
preferred
Y.)
(N.
Industries
13c
(quar.)___
Public
Co.
5-31
(quar.)__
(cruar.)
preferred
Illinois
$1
Edison
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Eastern
ji_
5c
_____
preferred
4.64%
Central
4
When
Share
'
1
.
Consolidated Laundries Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas (quar.)__-
stock)
or
Rio
Oils.
Ltd
Central Illinois Light Co., common
Semi-annual
.
.
Securities
tl2'Ac
(quar.)
Centrai-Del
..Chase
5-15
*
•
.
Standard
Consolidated Electronics
~
25c
class
'
_
Diversified
$1.12'A
(optional-cash
Centennial Mortgage, Ltd.
of Company
Consolidated
6-
(quar.)
Products,
Fund
Per
Name
5-15
$1.12'A
—:
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.
Asbestos,
Catelli Pood
.
5-31
$1.06'A
Extra
Chain
Holders
Payable of Rec.
J5c
Cassier
4%
When
Share
M
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
'
-1
,v
13
;
•
(quar.)—
Ltd.
(quar.)
4-30
.
5-15
6-
1
Water—
$1.50
1
(
Continued
on page
48
-
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
LISTED STOCK
FOR EVERY
PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
55
16
52 % Jan
75
3
17% Sep
25
38
17
3
Jan
Deb
24% Jun
3
3
22
ABC
16
ACF Industries
21
Jan
2
33% Feb
21
23% Jan
3
90% Jan.
2
May 11
28
3
43% Apr
17
Mar 14
109 % Oct
6
63 % May
10% Jan
3
19% Nov
29
12% May 10
221,4 Jan
4
36% Apr
21
26% May 10
80
28
14% Mar
73% Nov
16
86% Dec
29
84
Jan
41% Nov
3
32% Jan
9
12% Jan
3
29
91
Jan
2
94
May
9
11
27
8
15% Apr
4
9% May
4
53% Apr
4
31% Apr
3
50% Sep
35
Jan
40
Jan
6
89
Dec
12
55
94
23 % Mar
3
66 % Aug
16"% Dec
21
361% Jan
3
52% Apr
42
3
27
7
Jan
Aug
21% Apr
14% Sep
28
19
Oct
25
98
Nov
17
26% Oct
4
25% Dec
12
26
19
37% Oct
Jun
28
34
24% Oct
2
19% Oct
23
98 % Sep
22
Feb
64%
12
20% Feb
23% Jan
59
Jan
40% Jan
4
12 :
65
Jan
29
65
Apr i
60% Mar 19
5
7
15','4 Jan
3
24% Apr
11
381/2 Jan
4
51% Jun
6
41% Aug 29
61% Apr
17
.
34% Jan
36
49
4
7
42% Jan
53
70 V* Jan
97 Vi Mar 28-
19 % Jan
25V4 May 12
18% Feb
29% Apr
21
Feb
59% Jun
8
40
84
Jan
93
29
Oct
50
_
39% Sep
Jun
5
'
-
Mar 20
56% Nov
2
34%
94 %
29
6%
Jan
3
8
84
40% May 10
29% Jan
20
3
77% Nov 20
63
20% Jan
3
47% Dec
44% Jan
37% Mar 13
4
28
17% Feb
4
13 % Oct
8 % Jan
12% Apr
18
8
1
30% Feb
23% Apr
23
31% Oct
9
May
12
Mar 20
9
Jan
5
May 10
Apr 23
Jan
2
"
Jan
38
16
5
10% Jan 16
Dec
29
34% May 11
40 % Feb
89% Sep
14
59
79
American
24% Apr
40
3
May
Sep
26
35
Apr
26
13% Jan
6
20
Nov
21
17
20% Jan
3
28% Nov
22
1
9
99% Jan
105
May 24
63% Apr
81% Oct
13
24% Jan
3
20
86% Feb
36% Nov 30
27
39% Dec 14
20% May 16
27
Jan
Jan
5%%
31
42% Jan
2
29% May
1
^0
16% Jun
2
Jan
3
19
61
Nov
22
Climax
Metal
18
81% Dec
4
29% Dec
29
Jan
28
Dec
19
25
American
Potash
25
American
Rad
May 17
142% Jun
2
152 % Apr
30
Aug
3
18
Jun
76
9
32% May 11
40% Feb
18% Jan
17
Nov
28
8
65
142
Jan
2
152
"78
Jan
9
92
58% Jan
127%
April
23
27% Jan
16
Feb
28
107% Nov
14
3
30% Jan
11
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
3
139% Dec
13
Jari"
3
131%
Jan
3
63
Sep
7
1
27
Jan
122
3
.
20% Feb
82
19% Jan-
Nov~22
27
May 11
34% Jan
32
Jan
8
17
115% May 10
37 % May
41
3
May
,
'
Feb
1%
27
30% May
133% Apr
26% May
99 % Jan
136% Jan
6%
4
27% Feb
14
29
Jan
8
Preferred
23
25% Jan
2
27
Mar 28
Preferred
Jan
19
26
Apr
16
13%
Nov" 21
15% Feb
15
34% Jan22% Sep
17% Sep
22
1
-
3
44
Jan
3
33
Nov
20
33% Feb-
•
25
30% Nov
27% Jan
51% Nov
4
2
'
5
27
34% May
5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
38% Dec
65
21
May 22
11% May
45% Jan
25% May
9
11
8
14% May 10
26% Mar 27
"31 % Apr
43% May
16
1
54
Preferred
American
AMP
33% Mar 29
20% Jan
4
37% Jan
2
*
31% May 11
37
33
May 10
Amsted
92
Jan
13
37
Jan
17
48% Nov
17
40
May 10
15
26% Nov
30
15,
May
24% Feb
For footnotes, see
page
25.
23
1
94
Apco
5,700
35%
36%
35%
36%
13,500
22%
23%
22%
22%
22 3
2 3'/a
86,000
23%
56%
57
56
57%
55%
56 3
32,800
58 'A
18'/a
18 %
17
17%
17%
20%
25
18
18
18
27 %
26%
26%
108
~
27 %
19%
6,200
19%
*
25,000
61
:—.
28
01%
60
110
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28%
62
11,300
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31%
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63
16
15%
16
15%
50 %
50
50%
49 3'4
60 %
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35 %
22
28%
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46
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22%
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43%
64%
52%
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17
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44
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series
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>
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>
84%
.
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23
27%
50
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25%
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247h
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16%
16% '/167a
4.500
54%'
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16
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600
54%
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60,700
31,400
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85
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60
60%
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23%
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51,700
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152%
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8,700
16
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1
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4
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32',4
33
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6,300
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150
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26%
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150
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30
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5,000
280,050
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4,400
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12
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50
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26
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26
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44,600
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33%
31%.
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15%
27%
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5,000
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33
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26
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25%.
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25
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21.80
25%
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35
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41%
25
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22%
4334
300
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25% 26%
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151
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150
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36
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36% ;';
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44
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3,700
41%
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55%
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shares
48%
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36
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100 r ;
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6,400
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series
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28%
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28
27
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19%
19%
102
112
102
4
'17%
100%
103%
101
27 "a
27%
20
19%
20%
106%
28
27%
27%
112
25%
26%
102%
107%
107
/,.
25%
a
63
6.25
common
.
1
•
200
95
*93%
95
31%
*
.
24%
36'A
*62 »A
1
Hocking Glass Corp
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton ,8b Co
Apr
24%
35%
*30%.
25
Corp
Anchor
49% Feb
*1% Nov
5%
Zinc
Corp
Anaconda
Jan
25
36%
63
33%
.
5Va%
Anaconda Co
37% Jan
90 % Jan
6%
-Amphenol-Borg
52% Jan
44% May 22
45 % Apr
4
93% Feb 16
Inc
Ampex
15
37% Jan
x24%
30 %
Co Ltd—£1
Tel Co
&
Inc
Ametek
Mar 30
*94
25%
59 34
25
American*-water Works
5
23
94
25
*62%
-8%
;
25 % Mar 19
Apr
29% Jan
28 % May
May" 11
18%
93%
25%
*29%
preferred_l00
Co_
Viscose
L8
19
18%
95
%
*94
30%
25 7 ~
common-
American
26
May 11
Co
61% Mar 23
Oct
32,800
60%
100
preferred
Sep
12,800
18'a
63
x34%
*14%
64%
Stores
25
13%
17%;
*29
10
—
preferred
13%
18%
17%
18%
270
87%
*85
13%
13 %
*62%
No par
Co
Tobacco
5
■'88
*86%
24%
18
./
85%
Sany com
Amer South African Inv
19
9,200
63
22%
American
44% Apr
134% Feb
62 %
24%
19
96%
.
Tel
1
01 %
31%
Develp'm't Corp 1
American
4
02%
62
1
American Sugar Refining com
7%
3,000
62
&
2
2
•
13%
1
v
3
900
7%
*62%
•_10
issued
American
1,100
15%
41
7%
*31
100
1.75
-»
7
2
15%
41
7%
61%
87
13%
15%
41
28%
1.66%
Chem
non-cumuJatlve
11
Jan
22
86%
13%
Std
Snuff
27
-
63 %
86%
13%
72,200
43
28 %
1
preferred
When
8
51 % Jan
127
&
Seating
American
43% Mar >2
36% Apr
02%
86%
100
?.,500
20'/a
a
7'%.
63%
14
20
Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Rel'g com_No par
24
40%
8
7%
62%
27%
American Ship
4
Apr
*15%
41'A
86%
50%
preferred
American
15%
41%
8
7%
8
*15%
63
&
Amer Research
7
13% May 11
28% Jan
103 % Jan
V; 7%
30% Mar 15
22
28% May
121%
Amer
4
18% Jan
93
60% Jan
119
2
54% Jan
20
43%
1
42%
15%
41%
15 %
15%
42
1,600
93 %
93%
94%
*92%
44%
x42%
45
64%
tt
72% May 18
201
42%
63
30
146 % Nov
20 %
43
Optical Co—
—1
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
41'A Apr
15% Jan
26% Mar 21
54% Jan
19%
42
94
20%
*102
"American
50% Mar
136% Jan
20%
93
20 %
36
2
42% Mar 10
Jan
94 %
20'A
93 %
20%
—No par
Coi
2
1
*92 %
51%
51%
52
Natural Gas Co
News
21
May
12,200
107 V4
2
American
32% Jan'
56 3 a
10
Motors Corp—
Jun
146
33 % Jan
16
13
49
28%
16%
49%
36%
17% Nov
62
3
' 3
139% Sep
46% Sep
60
50%
18%
No par
American
73% Jan
Jan
50
*94
No par
2
May 10
20% Mar 20
54
33% May
52%
51%
16%
Co,
23
46
18
Meter
Apr
53
2
49 % Aug
8,900
50%
16 %
issued
Jan
10
19
38 %
13.%
100
Inc
American
45% Jan
55'% Dec
Jan
30%
38
61%
12.50
4
8
21% Apr
Apr 28
34
12% Jdn
When
3
16% Nov 30
37
41
American
19
17% Jan
30
39%
57%
Products
American
19
17
31%
38%
100
Metal
18% Mar 13
15% Jan
31
40
23
com
American
30 % Apr
21,700
10%
32
39'/a
59%
of 111
Co
2
60% Apr
9%
10'/a
31%
37
preferred
53% Mar 13
60
9%
10'/a
9%
5,700
95%
*94
95%»
*94
10%
10%
86%
Corp_No par
1
Supply
prior preferred
Mach & Fdry
26% May II
13% Jan
H4% Sep
94
24 Va
Corp
Investment
3.90%
94
23%
Products
American
Mar 19
86
32
50 %
American
104
31%
33
*7%
American International Corp
2
33%
32
2
19% Feb
May 11
83
32
31
—No par
33% Feb
Mar 20
101
18%
15%
24% Jan
Hosp
18%
57%
Corp
Arma
Home
American
18%
40
15%
50
2
2
Jan
18%
32%
44
No par
18
21% May
26
Jan
19%
19%
5
Hardware
American
28
Jan
35%
18%
36%
preferred
75 % Nov
24
3,900
35%
19%
1
Co
10,900
13,000
35%
39%
*41
Cyanamid Co
10
Distilling Co.—
10
Electric Power Co
10
Enka Corp
5
European Seeur
No par
American Export Lines. Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
20% Mar
26,300
/'
4
36%
19%
93%
American
American
American
American
American
72% Mar 21
-58% Apr 24
54%
3%
35%
35%
20%
Theatres Inc
1
American. Can Co commcn
12.50.
• •; 1%
preferred
25
American-Chain & Cable
No par • .,»
American Chicle Co
No par
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar coinmon_10
4%% prior preferred
100
v
53%
4
36
10%
51%
Broadcasting-Paramount
2
55%
3%
35%
No par
Bosch
24% Jan 17
34% Feb 13
54%
35%
35%
Brake Shoe Co
.
29,800
39%
10
American
47% Feb 19
41% Mar 9
50'AMar26
13,000
63
33
24%
American
47% Feb 19
28
15%
61%
10%
100
i
issued
14%
39%
—10
preferred
27%
15%
63
4
3%
3%
6,400
27%
14%
61
/
33
-100
_1
4
57% Jan
6
19%
par
American Bank Note common
,,-
J
33%
25
42% Jan
x26 %
15%
*92%
53 % Apr
51%
89%
48
55%
27
15%
94%
18% Jan
25% Jan 17
41 % May 11
26%
15%
35 %
5
Bakeries
American
4
Jan
28 %
15%
33%
1
88
26%
16
33%
5
38% Jan
2
46% May 1
73% Mar 15
20% Apr 30
28%
*92%
13% May
Nov "28
39% Jun
Jan
14%
56%
46% Jan
32% Apr 30
41% May 11
13%
64%
American
•
14%
55%
America
convertible
When
58% Sep
12%
61'A
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Airlines common
__1
3%%
25
27% Apr
16
27
16
114
12
67%
14%
15%
American
Feb
Apr
104
66 vi
16%
12.50
No par
Amer
55,400
68%
16
No par
23
27,500
68
Corp
Amerada Petroleum Corp
1
Mar
31
May 11
18% May 10
67 tii
67
Amalgamated Sugar Co
15
63%
16%
Amerace
9
5,400
67
69%
18
19
Feb
134% Feb
100% May 11
28
Apr"
34
4
15%
64%
No par
of
Co
15
56
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum
6,900
15%
27%
1
10
Alside Inc
4
9,100
28%
14%
3%
Cement-
17,400
•
28%:
64 %
common
28%
.
16%
common—No par
Mfg
14%
15%
55%
convertible preferred
Portland
Alpha
12
68% Mar 23
Apr
May 31
4.08%
49% Mar 20
May 10
27
Allis-Chalmers
7
28% Jan
9
17
7
4
11,900
16%
66
14%
29%
4
Corp
15%
62%
14%
15%
68 %
preferred
Supermarkets Inc
Jan
30% Jan
16
25
May 11
4%
Allied
100% Mar
15%
15
16%
8,500
29
30%
15%
29 %
/A
68%
—5
Corp
Allied Stores
2
23
11
69 % Nov
8
9
29%
72
14%
15
>
200
49
69
28
56
1_No
16% Feb
9
22 % May
47% Aug 10
3
Jan
36
37
6
May
14%
15
3%
Co—
Products
Allied
Mar 23
87
28% Jan
27% May -17130
66% Feb
3
Mar 24
119% Dec
3
69% Jan
27
Apr
55% May 11
81 % Mar 30
20
5
24 % Apr
11
19% Dec
9% Feb
93 %
38% May 16
30
2
17% May 11
28
56% Nov
31
13% May
25
36% Sep
25 '/a Oct
44% Jan
59
May 15
35 % Feb
26
Allied Kid
Allied Mills
16
81 % Jan
3
29% May 15
110
4
15
7% Jan
15
84 % May
Jan
Apr
40
13
70% Nov
3
11
2
17% Feb
27
15
Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6 % gtd—_100
Allen Industries Inc
1
Allied Chemical Corp
9
Mar 21
57
May 10
14% Apr
10% May 11
U
Oct
44
81
19
53% Apr
9
12% Jun
29%
Allegheny
5
20% Sep
4
16% Jan
2
4
50% Jan
14%
49
74%
,
64%. ' 67%
V- ': .-'J
%
100
common—
48% Jan
9
15
14%
67%
Alleghany Corp common
6 %
convertible preferred
90% Mar
17%
68
14%
55%
preferred
5
19% Jan
47% Jan
Inc
%%
Jan
2
100% Jun
4
12% Mar 20
41r
May 11
38
Aldens
39
9% Sep
7
Nov 24
Alco
1
Inc__
Products
4
4
32% Jan
16%
67%
16%
67%
72
74%
No par
2
2
1
5
Inc
Gas Corp.
Alabama
Jan
30% May
16%
68%
17%
67%
1
Industries
J
22% Apr
17% May -1
73%
66%'
50c
1
Chemicals
&
Products
Air' Reduction
A
19
40'/a Mar 26
11
Dec
93
8
Air
9
29
45% Nov
88% Jun
84% Mar 15
70% Feb » 7
3
75%
„
Aeroquip Corp
Control Products
May 10
3% Apr 27
50%
74
v
Xl6%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
Admiral Corp
1
17
4% Feb
75%
May 9
50%
*49
51
♦49
50%
51 %
■74%
No par
Air
5
35 % May
9
20 % Aug
37% Dec
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
19% Mar 15
35% Jan
—
Adams
18%Apr 18
61
5% Mar 24
24
3% Nov
11
Steel Co
Acme
53% May 11
18
8'/a Sep
3
11% Jan
12
61% Nov
.
Vending Corp„
Inc—
15
75% Feb
14% Mav
21% Oct
Laboratories—
Abbott
9
21% Jan
14% May 11
5
33% Nov
May 10
*60
1
5
1
-25
,10
1
the Week
Friday
v
May 8
May 7
Shares
May 11
May 19
Par
—
62% May 11
22
3
Jan
24 % Jan
Jan
15
Abacus Fund
16
81% Mar
69
7
Apr
27% May 16
68
Jan
55
May 11
49
21
Dec
EXCHANGE.
Highest >/-.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
44% Jan
Sales for
HIGH sale prices
Thursday
t,.
Wednesday
:<
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
>
.
(2266)
14
•
"
26%'
27
31%
31%"
44
44%
:
-•
'
2
31%
10,400
■44%
44%
21,700
31%
'
'32
32
33%
33 ;
*93%
95
4Q
41; r
7,900
*31%
31%
/
'33-
40
350
34%
5,200
-95
*93%
,
.40 "
"
'2,300
*
15%
15%"
715'."
15%
14,800
:
Volume
195
Number
6159
>
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2267)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
3
43% Apr
12
34 % Jan
37% Sep
67% Jan
8
43% Oct
19
30% May 11
3
9
55 Va May 10
37% Jan
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
3
44
74% Oct
Jan
4
78% Jan
11
Jan
3
30
13% Mar 16
20
30
71% Mar 15
30
57% Feb
16
73% Apr
23
6
62% Jan
11
85% July 28
82% Jan
?
38% May 10 :T
15% May
7
20% Jan 22
19% Sep 19
24% Aug
2
5
Apr
46
May 22
39% Mar 29
38 % Feb
Public
Steel
Armco
Armour
Armstrong
Jan
12
Arnold
23% Apr
16
Aro
Feb
9
36% Dec
13
23% May 11
33% Feb
26
Arvin
Jan
4
28 % Jun
1
25% May 11
28% Feb
20
Ashland
4
7
21% Jan
82
May
46% Feb
20
Jan
8
109% Feb
9
Associated
2
108% Apr
2
5.25%
1
80% Jan
2
Associates
59
21
29
Oct
10% Nov
54
23% Apr
16
4
July 14
4
91% Apr
6
86% Feb
5
2
37% May 10
60
4
50 % May 11
57% Feb
15
81% Jan
3
87% Apr
9
9
25% Feb V5
76
Jan
3
21% Oct
11
30°b Jun
5
2% Nov
30
4% Feb
27
14% Apr
12
13% Jan
19
48% Feb
3
May
84% Oct 25
24
21 % Feb
16
10% Jan
49% Jan
21
20
29
27% Jan
2
87% Feb
42% Jan
Nov
30
Jan
10
Aug 24
39% Dec
10
May
42% May 11
23
3
v
41
3
18 yB
May
2% Apr
18
11 % Jan
17
15% May
May 10
23
29% May 12
Jan
19% May
9
25% May
3
27% Aug
2
22 % May 11
17% Feb
2
68 % May
8
22% Jan
7%
Mar 29
5Va Jan
13% May
18% Jan
31% J.an
13 % Jan
3
Feb
1
19
4% Jan
3
2
27% Sep
45% Mar 29
43% Jan. 22
30
8 Va Mar
15
10
591
Dec
15
44% May 10
58% Feb
Oct
18
11% Nov
9
10% Jan
2
17
12% Jan
3
19% Aug
15
14 % Jan
2
19 Va Apr
27% Jan
20
41% Nov
15
34Va Jan
17
94 % Jan
4
103% Dec
11
98 Va Jan
5
82 % Jan
12
a
91.%
Nov
85 % Jan
17
23% Nov
22
47
Jan
19
21 % Dec
22
47% Jan
19
21 Va
33 % Dec
26
63
Jan
18
36 Va Jan
62% Jan
19
24 % Jan
May
9
2
7
2
28% Feb 13
30% Mar 29
36 Va Jan
9
23
12
9
Mar 20
19
37 % Mar 28
104% Mar
94
4
Mar
33% Feb
2
5
6
1
1
30% Jan
25
2
48% Feb
19
2
2nd
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Refining
Corp
Avco
Baltimore
4%
Baltimore
Common
9
Bangor
&
Barber
15% Jan
3
21% Dec
17% Apr 13
51 % May 11
20% Jan
5
Basic
18% Feb
8
27 Va Aug
47% Jan
3
% Dec
27
31% Dec
13
28
35% Nov 21
33 Va Apr
4
59
Nov
30
51% Jan
6
82% Nov
27
35
275
Map 16
94% Jan
11
316
37
Jan
2
May 11
24% May 11
46% Jan
325
Jan
3
24
17% Mar 14
100 % May 15
25
Nov 27
23 Va Jan
87
159% Dec
97% May 11
Jan
81
3
96% Mar 28
12
5%
2
61
Feb
26
Bayuk
52% Jan
29
Beam
Beatrice
2
Jan
9
3%%
9
4% %
100% Mar
29 Va Mar 21
152% Jan
2
Lomb
50 % Jan
4
12 Va Feb
14
Bell
30
28
Jun
119% Nov
.
3
1 Va Jan
3
33% Jan
3
39
Sep 13
39% July
7
Jan
31
61
Apr
30
59% Sep
22
45% Jan
8
72
53
Nov
16
133
Dec
11
1% Jan
42% Dec
19
50% Jan
118
1 Va Jan
2
37 Va May 10
1
39% May 11
48% Mar 13
49% Apr
25
36% May 10
17
140% Sep
1
12 Va Jan
3
23% Dec 29
20
71
6
84
Jan
41
Jan
9
31 Va Sep
26
148
52% Jan
1% Feb 20
"42
47% Mar 15
3
24
Jan
10
3
87
29
64
54% Jan
10
30% May 11
5
43% Jan
79% Jan
18
Feb
152 % Apr
2
Aug 18
15
128%, Mar 23
142 Va Jan
May 15
71% Apr
45% Apr
11
Jan
75% Jan 31
55% Mar 15
27 % Mar 14
Apr 26
Mar 19
39% Jan
3
28
16 Va Jan
4
36% Dec
1138%
Juiy~~3
35% Jan
26
22% Jan
59% Dec
7
21
19%
19%
19%
20
20.700
23%
22 Va
23%
24 '/a
24 %
22 %
23%
24%
23%
86,500
24%
23%
24
23 %
24 Va
21,500
6%
6%
48%
48%
48
48%
45%
47
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'/a
13%
17%
36%
101%
92
*28%
29 %
25 %
3% Dec
12
7% Dec
27
8%
Jan
3
6
Jan
3
48
Jan
3
64% Jan
3
78% Jan
11
30% Jan
11
106% Jan
10
79
26
14% May 11
4
Jan
79% Jan
8
4% Feb
6
9% Jan
22
7
Jun
11
6
15
67% Nov
1
68
Jan
30
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
59
Dec
13% Jan
25
May
10
9
19%
51%
52%
52%
53
18%
53%
18%
1,900
10
52%
53
30%
31
50%
30 Va
53
30%
30 Va
30%
2,000
1
28%
28 Va
29
29%
28
29
28%
29
28
29
4,300
49%
49%
26%
28 %
49 %
50
50%
24%
27
51%
10,200
48
44
43%
43'/a
49 Va
44%
63%
41%
49%
48
44%
7,800
37%
40
38%
39%
9,700
59%
62
58'%
60
4,900
2
63 Va
64
63
100
*295
340
*295
340
100
*100
s• 101 Va
*100
101
12.50
preferred
26 Va
Inc
106
1
68
Feb
2
70% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
73
Apr
81
Jan
26
86
Apr
84
Jan
23
90
Mar 30
23
Jan
26
37
Apr 27
16
May 11
27% Jan
3
44% Dec
19% July 21
26% Oct
16
20
13
Feb
28
10% Jan
36% Oct
31
26'/8 May 11
8 Va Jan
27
5
Sep
18
4 Va Jan
3
13% Jan
3
11% Apr
4
77% Jan
12
19
38% Jan
19
18% Jan
131
Nov
1
2
68
65
67'%
64%
66%
19%
19 Va
*19
19V4
18%
18%
18'%
18 %
15 Va
15%
15 Va
15%
*15'/a
15%
15%
15 V2
No par
30 %
31 Va
15%
15%
29%
30%
28'%
29
1,400
28'%
29
28
10 %
10 Va
29%
1
10%
10»/a
10%
30,100
10%
10%
10%
10%
/ 10%
8,100
,_8
63 %
63%
63
63%
62%
.63%
62%
63%
._1
62%
53%
54%
63%
51
9,400
50%
29,300
5
53% Mar 26
24
Jan
26
16% Mar 12
common
51%
121 %
Inc
4
22% May 11
6
85% Jan
12
48% Feb
1
9% May 11
23% Apr
27% May 22
page
25.
6
50'%
-52
49%
51%
52
52
52
\52
52
52
121
121
121
*119
120
%,
1 Va
54%
1%
38 Va
38 Va
1%
1'%
*37%
1%
38.Va
38'%
42%
42
42'%
41%
37%
38 Va
37%.
150'/a
23%
151'%
88
♦87
37Va
1%
37%
*
37%
24%
1%
42
37%
|
91
91
16%
160
16 Va
*32
6,700
33%
20
65'%
67%
,6,000
17%
18
49%
*51 %
1,000
52
120
900
120
1%
1,400
1%
37%
74,700
38
1,700
40%
4t%
39%
40%
12,200
36%
37%
36%
37%
169,300
150%
150%
38 Va
35%
36%
35%
36%
5.400
45%
44%
44%
44 Vb
32'%
45%
33
46,800
26 Va
35%
35 Va
*17%
17%
No par
38%
38%
38 Va
38%
5
Inc
47%
47%
x45%
46 Va
Club
33 Va
*33
33%
Co
(A
62'%
62
62 %
42'%
9,100
41'/a
42
40%
*82%
84 Va
*82 Va
41 %
84'/a
*83
23,600
84'%
Canadian
16
Canadian
*83
84 Va
*83
<
84%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
1.4%
14%
14%
89
89 Va
88 Va
88'%
88'%
6,100
90
86%
88%
84%
86%
3,800
3%
3%
3%
3%
7
7
6%
6%
6Va
7
9%
2,900
9%
9
9%
8%
9
5,600
3%
9%
3%
7%
'
6%
7%
9% '
6%
3%
■
3%
7y8
7 Va
9'4
9%
v
3 Va
3Va
600
6%
6%
6%
6%
6'/a
6%
63
f.3%
63
63 %
62%
62%
61%
62%
60%
61%
86 %
2,300
89
83
86'%
83
84%
80'4
82 Vb
76%
81%
19,800
*87
88'%
87
87
*87
40%
113'%
*93
3 3'/a
12%
B
88'%
40%
114
94
6%
6%
40%
40'%
40%
V
V
39%
114
*113'%
93
x91%
88%
39%
114
*87
39%
114
88%
50
40
10,800
114
660
91%
92
92
32%
93%
33'%
92 %
33%
32%
33%
32%
33 %
32%
33V2
58
56%
57
56'4
57%
56
56'a
54%
55%
5,400
16%
16%
16%
16
Va
16%
15%
16 %
16
16%
12,600
12%
12%
12%
13%
26,300
*83'%
84%
*83%
13%
*93
39%
114
114
*113'%
*87
5,600
12%
13'/a
12%
12%
1,000
82,200
Dry
83%
83%
84
83%
83%
39
39
39
40
40
40
39
39
36
36
1,100
13
13%
12%
57%
12%
13
12'%
12%
12%
12%
7,200
57 Va
57%
57
57 Va
57%
58
x57%
5
58%
12%
57'4
84%
5
Co Inc
com
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12
12%
12
12%
12
12%
1
100
100
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
23
*84 Va
87
86
86
*84 %
86%
*84%
86%
*84'4
*70%
74
74
*70%
73
*70%
73
*70%
*90
91
89
*89
90%
100
1
0
_
*70%
90
90
89
89%
86%
18
18%
xl7%
18
16%
17%
16%
17
16
16%
41%
42%
40%
41%
40
41'/a
39%
40%
39%
41
6,200
200
210
9.600
74,200
1
21'4
x20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
1,000
13 %
13 '4
13%
13%
13 Va
13 Va
12%
13
13
13%
1)900
2.50
27%
5%
28
5%
27%
28%
27%
28%
26%
277a
26 Va
1
B
Inc
*20%
14'%
14%
13%
27%
14.100
5V4
5%
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
47a
5%
12,300
14%
13%
14%
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
7,300
'
14%
14%
14%
14%
110%
111%
110%
111'4
109
Corp common--1.66%
preferred
No par
24Va
*89%
24%
91
24'/a
24%
24
24%
23 %
*89'%
91
90%
90%
♦89%
91
*89%
91
51 %
*51
52
51
51
*49 %
52
*49%
52
Ry
Breweries
Pacific
1,800
98,000
73
89%
1.80
Southern
400
3%
M)
Hecla
conv
83%
1
No par
Co_.
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
&
9
800
61%
42
16 %
Terminal Co
$4.25
1,700
3,800
25
,
43 Va
5
Burndy Corp
Burroughs
Corp
Canada
32 %
19%
19
25
42%
*57%
preferred
3 Va %
preferred
4%% second preference
Canada
19Va
25%
43V4
No par
Inc
3
18%
25'/a
10
Watch
15
32
19 Va
26
500
42 Va
No par
Co
30
16%
5,700
62'%
100
common
California
32%
*16
3,300
62
15
Corp
Forge
Co
100
'
62%
3
1
100
10
4%
Bush
5,000
87
62
100
Burlington Industries Inc
Byers
32
2.100
23 Va
62
2.50
3.50
preferred
Bulova
18%
*25%
Vu
1
Co Inc
Shoe
Bullock's
19'%
26
150
*86
61%
Maine RR common-No par
Co
19
*25 Va
22
85%
25
Inc
Airways Inc
Manufacturing
Brunswick
$5
19 %
26
23%
X85%
-100
Stores
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd
19%
25 Va
150
x22%
88
5
common
preferred
Briggs
1
*17
s
24%-
7.50
Food
<k
5%
33
5
1.25
Inc
Edison Co
Braniff
151
24%
*87
*26%
Go
Boston
87
1
Aluminum & Brass Corp
Stores Inc
Boston
150%
24 Va
87
50c
Book-of-the-Month
Borman
151
24 %
2.50
Co
Brooks
Apr
Jan
91
36%
44%
Mfg Co
Co_
W)
27Va Feb
26
37%
151
5
issued
91
Mar
*901/4
1,900
Decker
52% Jan
12
42 Va
8
100
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
18
38
40c
common
3
122% Mar 27
Va
931%
121
52
123%
1%
1
15% Jan
12% Mar 28
105% May 10
,
*91'/a
<•.
Callahan
51% Dec
69%
68
Calumet
12
see
33 %
67%
*32%
10
Corp
8
90% Jun
footnotes,
16%
*32%
3
4
3
16%
32%
2
25
For
17'%
32 Va
7% Jan
July 27
21% Jan-
16»/a
32 Va
18% Feb
30
28% Apr
17%
32%
32% Jan
Jan
43 %
92%
17
4% May 11
0
83% Jan
21%
24% Jan
43,300
91 Va
13% May lo
8% Nov 30
22 'a Jun
May
5
30
10,300
101
8,900
2
9
25
97%
33
29
86% Apr
24'4
101%
25%
61% Jan
18
25'/a
97%
32
15% Jan
Jan
70
X24%
103
24%
1
80
101%
17-
17
29
'100
33%
8
82% Sep
98
101%
25%
18% Mar
3
107 Va
*100
25'%
33
Gypsum Co
Bullard
73 % Jan
101%
17
1
Laughlin Inc
Buffalo
25% Mar 29
107%
100
2 5 Va
313
17 Va
100
50
8
13
26%
'285
17
84
May
25 Va
313
32
41% Feb 21
12
100
Va
26 Va
285
92 Va
pfd
Corp
RR
15% Feb
52% Jan
63
340
25 Va
5
21% Apr
*91 %
62 Va
"295
1.020
17%
8
28
3,900
19%
51%
*51%
34
Apr
29
4,300
40
25'%
Jan
Nov
75%
17
36
22% May 10
74
33%-
81
67
1,700
3,800
75%
25'/a
8
24% Nov
Va
15%
75%
19
14
3
20 Va
19%
21% Feb
4
76
19%
51%
Brown
29
75%
20%
18%
2
Jan
77
20 Va
15%
19%
25
14% Dec
16% Jan
76
20%
42%
39%
16
17%
19
31
78
20
*41%
42
15%
51%
26
12 Va May 10
*41
16
35 Va
17% Jan
3
42
16
26'%
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
i
42%
41 '/a
16%
34%
85% Jun
11% Jan
*41%
42
16%
19%
99% Feb
Mar 15
43
41%
50
(E
31
3
3,000
25%
&
24
Jan
24
17%
*41
56%
Oct
12
23%
42%
42 Va
31%
80 % Oct
29
40
24
*41 Va
52
61 Va Jan
4
54% May 11
23'%
42 Va
19%
12% May 10
28
23
24'%
1,400
52
15% May 10
8
Jan
43% Apr
116
24%
27
19 %
52% Jan
12
23
23
25
27
52%
91% Mar 27
38% Feb
110% Jan
87% Feb
25
380
27%
19 %
31% Apr
13
35
13
26%
52%
25
4
28
Apr
97% Oct
24
99% Feb
27 Va
92
19
Apr
83% Jan
Dec
112
8% Mar 13
65 % Apr
26 Ve
*90
52%
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3% % preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
12
76% May 11
86 % Mar 14
45,
May 11
56% Jan
103% Nov 21
28%
104
53
Inc
Borg-Warner Corp
3% % preferred
11% Feb
91
77%
2.50
3
3% May
7
6% May 10
91
19
Inc
48% Jan
8% May 11
92
35
'102 %
52%
common
Borden
May 18
6% Mar 22
92
16%
1
Boeing Co
14% May 15
14
92
27%
25 Va
15 Via
36 %
103%
55
Bobbie
6
12,400
35%
1031/4
No par
2
Mar
27,500
16%
36%
103'/a
9,900
12,100
10
Distilling Co
Jan
84
16Va
36
16'%
36 Va
102'/a
102%
%
preferred
100
Consolidated Inc___2 pasos
When
22'/a Jan
2
93 % Mar 23
18.600
6
30%
15
23
13 Va
56%
30
Oct
46 %
12%
31%
39% Apr
Dec
5%
44%
13'%
54%
Bohn
80% Oct
17 Va
6%
46%
13
40 %
conv
&
Bond
26
16%
6 Va
44%
%
31 Va
37% Apr
91
*91
*91
*41
17%
37
36%
102
6%
59-
21% Jan
Jaifvll
17 Va
37%
102
6
31%
2
76% Aug 31
21% Dec 19
17 Va
6%
57%
2
"67
6%
31%
29
12
23%
i
58%
18% May
49 Vb Dec
900
20
32%
23 Va Jan
3
600
19%
23
32
30 % Dec
Jan
15%
25%
58%
5
35
15%
59
6
70
13%
*25
32%
Apr
1
13%
24
^-50
preferred
Co
13'/a
20'/a
1
Corp
&
t
23%
100
Co
Bliss
60% May
3,500
16
650
58 %
3
7
13%
13%
13
32%
19% Jan
55% Feb
35,600
13 Va
13
10
7
28% Mar 12
7,200
2%
2%
50c
Mar 23
Jan
18%
2%
2%
Black
May
26
86 %
18%
2%
18 Va
2%
2%
100
18% Jan
23% Aug
8
36% Apr
7
79% Nov 27
86%
18%
2%
*85%
19%
100
Corp
Life Savers
Blaw-Knox
56% Feb
86%
18 %
86%
19
20
100
(A S) 4% %
2
53 % Jan
85%
19
85 %
19%
preferred
Blgelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% pfd series of 1951
40
30
86%
86
170
24%
13
1%
18
44 Va May 11
18,900
20%
100
B
Inc
Howell
Bestwall
34
12
57% Sep
Sl3h
1
Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
May 10
26% Feb
50%
20
1
&
Benguet
May
9
51
9
i
Intercontinental, Corp
Bliss
24% May 11
14
2,800
50%
5c
Co
$4.50
32
Mar 13
51 %
23%
com__No par
Beneficial Finance Co
17
22% Jan
50%
16
common
Gossett
Best
51%
3
Co
Aircraft
5%
51
25%
.
prior
Creek
Bendlx
52%
38%
♦87
16
Co
/i.e..
58
•33% Jan ; 4
48% Jan 12
38
88
1
&
Bell
Apr
38%
19
2
May 11
37%
*85%
1
10
89
40
25
Bell
28
88
39%
*87
15%
Belding-Heminway
5
88
40
25%
9
16% Apr
88
40
15%
26
69% May 25
88
40%
25%
19% Feb
29
5,000
88
51 »/4
15%
22% Feb
25
24%
25%
14% May
% Sep
24 Va
24%
15%
17% Jan
10% Dec
4,800
25%
Beech-Nut
46
62%
25%
2
2
61%
25 '/a
Jan
Jun
110
63%
*15Va
81
20
10t>%
40%
.1
64% May
4
106.%
63
39,000
35
14% Jan
106 Va
63%
19,500
May
17
4,900
106 Va
63
43%
Jan
Nov
108
63 %
24%
32'A Feb
88
600
98%
10%
16
16
41%
98 Va
42%
87
48% Jan
41%
99
24%
8
Beech
25
25%
43
98%
*106%
108
63
25%
*41%
101
*42
No par
Instruments
Beck Shoe
*106%
25%
43
99%
42%
103%
10%
6
Beech
16,900
42%
xl02
Va
1
19
25 %
42%
105%
44%
Dec
22
3,200
24
35% Feb
Feb
4,000
25%
10%
27% Jun
Apr 26
21%
23%
42%
6
95
21
25%
24%
2
22% Jan
21%
25
26
10%
19
29
21'/a
25%
25%
10%
Jan
87
21%
25
26 %
24%
10
17% Apr
Oct
31
21%
25%
25%
45 %
preferred
Beckman
22%
25%
*87
Inc
Mills
10
21%
26
24 Va
Corp
B)
16
10'/a
Corp
Foods
Beaunit
*15%
26%
65
10
Works
conv
%
16
45
common
Cigars
Jan
4,100
*15%
13%
& Elec
(James
71
39%
16
12 Vb
Laboratories
328
39%
*15%
10%
Com
&
Baxter
40%
>
45%
Inc
Products
11
38%
109
]areferred_100
100
stamped--
Iron
Bausch
170
42%
16
10'/a
convertible preference
Bath
41%
*15%
2%
Aroostook
Inc
Basic
43
1&%
($1.20)__No par
Ohio
Preferred
34% Jan
37% May 10
58% May 11
Aug 30
4
42%
87%
45%
stamped
Oil
30
43%
*85%
63%
non-cumulative
8
19
86'4
10%
common
Wilcox
&
21
Jan
68 Va
86%
20
pref
Gas
22% Feb
52 % Apr
68 Va
2'/4
preferred series
preferred series C
85% Mar
59
69%
88
42 %
No par
4%%
48% Feb
23% Jan
13,400
69
87%
1
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
15% May 11
18 % May 10
49% May
1
30,400
63
69 Va
88
46
RR
Tools Inc
62 % Jan
8
46%
67
47
69%
88
10'4
Industries
T)
&
Oil
70% Mar 17
61% Aug 29
48% July 10
45
45%
70%
88
46
common
(B
Babcock
29% May 18
11
35,100
100
Co
1
20
24
56
1
com__4%
preferred
Electronics Corp
4%
55 %
103
100
Corp
Baker
56%
108%
B preferred
prior
Babbitt
55%
47%
57%
48%
26
10
Nichols
Avnet
20.600
56%
56%
47%
25%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
52 % Sep
Jan
Co
preferred
Conv
56%
46 Va
57%
48%
1
100
common
Chemical
33% Dec 15
13% Mar
9
37
Line
series
Austin
2,900
33
10
preferred
Investment
City Electric
preferred
5%
38
30%
21
series_No par
non-cumulative
Atlas
37%
33 Va
20%
Corp com
Atlantic
Atlas
38
32%
15%
2.50
Dry Goods
1st
$3.75
37%
69%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
4%
38
34%
5
Inc
preferred $1.50
5%
37%
33
43%
Oil & Refining common—1
98
7
July
Nov
Industries
105% Jan
1
14
3
9% Jan
83
Jun
*110
3
53% Jan
35% Jan
47
115% Dec
7
37%
35
1
Corp
Shares
37%
88
No par
Corp
the W*ek
34%
2.50
Constable
FridayMay 11
May 10
35%
47%
1
common
18
22
>
Co
$3.75
preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
9
20
69% Feb
Cork
Mar 22
Sales for
Thursday
37%
x57
10
Apr
PRICES
May 9
35
;_5
47
SALE
Wednesday
May 8
37%
2.50
Corp
89
5
102% Feb
Co
Co
&
HIGH
Tuesday
May 7
No par
Service
AND
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arizona
Sep
7 35% Jan
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
33 % Jan
50
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Ry
Co
Ltd
:
1
100
No par
25
,
.
50%
9%
23 %
10
24
9%
24
1
14%
14%
14%
15
14Va
15%
36,500
110%
105 %
108
105 %
106%
8,300
23%
4,700
24'/a
22%
9%
9%
97a
9%
9%
9%
24 '/a
23 Va
24%
23%
23 Ve
23 Va
9%
24
20
150
35,700
21,100
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2268)
;
.
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK'EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowesl
Highest
Lowest
43 Va Dec
20
265/a Jan
3
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
46
60% May
5
36
Mar 13
a0
102% Oct
12
43 Vu Jan
3
62% Nov
13
39% Jan
3
52% Mar 30
101% Mar
8
Jan
96
55% May
10
45% Jan
3
Jan
3
36% Nov 24
32% Jan
15
46 % Feb
1
74
9
58% Apr
28
Oct
13% Apr
25
30'/a Feb
1
Jail
3
89
22
9
70
' Jan
1
42% Jan
22
24
Jan
3
85% Apr
10
24% Jan
3
34% Dec
28
Jan
10
19% July 21
162% Oct
19
731/4 Dec
5
22% Jan
3
28% Jun
5
25% Jan
5
17
17
"
81% Jan
30% Jan
3
34 % Jun
38
Mar
6
50
59
Mar
7
75% Oct
20
27% Jan
3
38% Nov
24
38% Jan
24
Dec
18
3
4Va%
8
18% Jan
2
21
5
2
36% Jan
2
Central
Central
Illinois
' 2
30
101
68 % Jan
25
6
21% May 11
18'A Jan
8
94% Jan
38 % Jan
22
47% Nov
24
4
33% Mar 16
9
23% Nov
30 % Nov
20% Jan
8
44% May 17
25
3
79% Dec
3% Jan
8% Nov
4
28
57
90
&
Central
Soya
2
33
Jan
4
Cerro
2
Certain-teed
38% Feb
16
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferredNo par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
98% Apr
17
4
15
41% Feb
16
23% Apr
12
29% Feb
8
8
31% Apr
11
32% Jun
16% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
21% Jan
20% Jan
3
30% Jun
9
20% Apr 424
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
28
7
Jan
3
43'/a Oct
13
Dec
8
67% Jan
18
53% Apr
103
July 19
91
7 % Jan
May 16
14% Sep
3
94
Jan
60
Jan
Jan
11
17% Jan
13% Jan
4
3
Sep,18
31
Mar 30
32% Aug
10
37% May 26
18% Feb
11% May 11
13% Jan
3
62
3
26 % Oct
12
23% Jan
3
38
Feb
27
38% Mar 21
27% Dec.22
Jan
15
Jan
4
12 % Jan
23
21% Jan
36% Feb
21% May
31'/4 Jan
3
1
26% Feb
20% Jan
15
33% Apr
5
313/,
12
»nr
22
11
41% Mar
25% Sep
3
27
29
Jan
33% Jan
35%
28 y8
27
27%
26%
27 Va
*86
*9
281/4
7%
.
:;
55%
/
38%
54%
•
v
21% 's
38%
106
/:
:
7%
*86/
•
391/8
-29%
106
*84
25
25%
12,600
35%
38%
76,500
26%
25%
26%
12,400
7%
40
6%
7%
45,200
7 39 Va
40%
1,600
26
7%
40
V
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
->—50
Pac
No par
&
Western
preferred series
58%.':-
15%
16
100
26%
Chick^sha Cotton Oil-.:
21
Corp
Industries
ChrisrCraft
Chrysler Corp
8
'
•'
Hi
35%
•>: 6,000-
27%
26%
27%
47,700
27
27%
20%
r
20%
.
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■
9%
7
.
'■
■'
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53%
>
,
26 VB
*84
s
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33
■
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J.
12%
131/8
59
591/a
151/a
15%
26%
25%
25%
13
;
26%
■%-
26%
26
par
22 3a
•
:
12%
31%
32%/s
5
17%
18
1
26-Ta
26
20%
A-*
80
32%
4,400
.
500
•
12%
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11%
12%
*
; > 58V-2 y»'"
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50"
15%
151/a
151/a
5,700
25%-
251%
26.
4,100
26 Vb
251/a'
26%
7,800
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-
26 %
22%
18,700
58 %'-
.
>
58
*
22 Va
;;
25%
s
2,400
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18%
22%
v.:22
29% •'30%
18%
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29
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19%
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21%
31
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22 y2
■:
2934
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181/2
7,000
>
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870
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vf
21%
23% ;
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51%.
.
100.
.
.
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22%
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V;
24 Va
50%
1
y
9% /•/;.;
17%/f;
18%
23
22%
,'22%
.:
.10%
48
>
22%
19 Vb
/
49%
22
'
25
700.
■"'V'':
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14 Va
v
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7,100
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.
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-106
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s
15%
19
;,
.
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.
53% / 54%
9%
,
18%
27%
20%
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37%
.
■
15%
.
7
106
.*9
/
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20%
541/4
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7%
38%
■
f-
19
15%
59
59.;
15%
4
26%
26%
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:
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12,200
971/2-
34%
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'
■
O'Nuts
Full
s
9%
17
12%
58%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
:
Chicago Rock Isl &. Pac; RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
Chock
12% ,..13
100
A—
33%
.
35%
07%
*
No par
com
32%
: 2,600.
26%
33
—*
Paul
35
33 %
19%
St
•
;
19
35
•
18%
North
-
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20%
18,600.
5; 2,900
26%
39%
•
106
9V8
&
39%
'30.
19
■38%
19%
34,500
19%
7
54%
541/8
IOO
7,100
25%
39
*38 1/2
;
*15%
Milw
23
30 %
-
7
7%
28
X20%
9%
5% series A noh-cum pfd
22 %
37%
Va
19 %
preferred—
231/2
40%
7
20%
7 .1/8
:•
•
280
22%
.19%
27%
20%
97
100
"3,700
16,700
101'/4
21%
39%
28V8
*97
20%
wl
-
33%
.45%
100
30
35%
27%
convertible
A
7
23%
*23
35'/a
X35
■
97%
«
:i'8
>
7%
20%
2
621/4 Feb
May 10
43%
101
1,800
51%
-76
*
40%
*15%
4
48
21;
33
22%
27%
7%
40%
40
Mar 26
191/b May 10
8
57% Sep
25
37% Jan
Apr
21
25%
>'7
;
>
55%
5%
12
16 Va Jan
12
29
43
35 V*
55%
Chic
2
Mar 20
26
.
.
35%
39
,
12
33%
46%
101
900
.171/4"
4
38%
8
20% May 15
271/b Oct
20
7
*75%
40%
7%
Chic
20
17
*47
80
45%
26%
*97
29
5%
8
64%,Feb
26%
37%
35
■
21%
15
227/a Feb
17%
51-%
-
35%
7%
Class
17% Feb
Jan
21
35%
97%
28%
-
17%
*75%
40%
30%
19%
Chicago Great Westefn Ry com-^10
19
2
58'
7
35%
25%
.22,000
—■
3 5 V*
20%
26
14% May 10
25'% May 10
25% Apr 25
27
Feb. 27
Feb
13% Jan
52
Jan
40%
600
:
25%
V 33 %
30%
>-
18,300
18%
25%
24%-
v
250
1,900
46
101%
—
19"%
70.30Q
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43%
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47%
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30%
900
.
25'A
34%
23
40%
24
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47-%
24%
,
23,600
95 %; .•••'' 80
33 7
18%
'.200
9,700
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5,100
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240
80®
v
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34%
;
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.
4,200
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53
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78
23%
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-
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6
.
.
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:
38%
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471/4
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6 %53%
.
24%
/
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1
Corp
17%
't
6
95%
'•
25
28'/4
7
42%
34%
25%
26% i 26%
38%
41 %
' 8
*97
preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
36% Feb
18% May
9
32% May 11
-
7%
42%
-1-.25
31/2%
27% Feb
20
31
24
Corp
1
'
'
7"
25%
71%
30'%
42%
29%
62
-
8.800
-
:
i 46%
100%
*19%
27
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
4
98
9% May
18
Mar 29
5
14
1
_10
n
48%
40%
-
60%
•
36%
-
99%
•
62%
34%
18%
24%
30%
20
34
35%
22
41
Corp. ————1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
,
5
Chemetron
11
151/a July 31
Inc
Chemway
45
21% Feb
,1
Gotham
Motors
7
2
37% May 11
54
Checker
25% Feb
101/8 Jan
May 10
32
1
Aircraft Co
Chadbourn
4
2
4
Corp
Chain Belt Co
32% May 11
Cessna
*
7
4
,
37%
'47%
36%
.49%
'• *751/4
/vV:V. ,34>'
36
•
,«47%-
37%
47%
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53
;
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6,600
34%
24%
47%
•
670
1
56l/4
'36
48 %-
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137%
' ,
>,-87% $:f.
751/4
35%
:
:
21%
40%
'30%
*19%
26%
41%
28%
■
5
Products
31
91% Jan
21% Jan
Corp
16
34% May 11
50% Apr
2.50
'
34'%
2%
.">
18%
51%
55%
36%
*94%
.'->
17%
.*47
.
58%
.*
.::..
71%
25
21%
No par
17%:
-
72
24
No par
Co
Jan
35
24
30
*70%
..
"
39%
34%
,
18%
511/4
'~.;f,75%
48%
99%
50
J—
West Corp
9% Apr
49% Feb
391/2 May 11
28
38% Oct
Co
South
/
36%
*99
Service—10
Century Industries Co
Nov
95
9
Jan
RR
39% Oct
26% Jan 7 4
of N
Central
60% Jan
8
6% Jan
27
Mar 17
35%
" 35.%
47%
vV.25% ' 25%
/
•
'•-•
*47%
No par
Central
May 11
■'
a;
■
87
.18%
v
>.
51%
78
:
98%
37%..
24%
38%
136
98%
34
95
*24%
-
87%
35%
,
17%
*47
100
Public
22
25% May 11
46V4 May 31
Mar 24
31
40% Sep
preferred——Illinois
New
*87 ' "
i
'
25%
*75%
100
'
18%
17%
24%
98%'
-
61%
37%'
36.
" 40%
"4.100
2%
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* 134%' 136
52V2
25%
c:
37%
1,700
11%
*47%
.
53
2%
-
,'95
> V .39 Mr
35%
18 Va
com—No par
23% Apr
35% May 11
5
Light
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
2
Feb
16
4%%
26
24% Jan
preferred series B____
Central
6
Apr
29% May 11
9
5%
May 10
75 % Apr
24
Jan
Jan
9% Jan
:
2%,
2,600
11%
v
X37%
;*
,6%^;>
53
54
Shares
46%
56%
:
641/4
■.
12
V
-
-
28%
'
.
'
.95
•'
5IV2..
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
521/4 Mar 30
31% Mar
43'/. May 11
35%
.
■/
Feb
6
38
■
Foundry Co
—1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
49
28
25
"
'
fe, 62%
>r.,:i. 6-%-
-
6%
.37%
87%
87
1
5
77% Apr
79% Dec
Feb
Corp
Aguirre Sugar Co
25
99% Nov
26
Instruments
24
Jan
7
18
preferred series A_100
common--—-———1
preferred—
20
i
6%
53%.
2%
28%
98%
;
'
48
64%65
46
11%
/
34%
•
,
134% 135
38%
34
24%
40%
G
46%-
.
•;
;
36
the Week
May II1
28%
,28%
.
59%
47%-'
25
.
40%
100 '
72
18
Sep
6%
Cenco
Central
Sep
17
24%'
10
preferred.
conv
23%Jari
30
.
•
Friday
35%
1
•
58%.
*
35
.
2%
2%
37
37%:
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.
7
35 %
y,
.
46
:
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■
98%
Sales for
Xuursday
May 10
*•
"
.
12
,.
.
48
.53%'.>:54s
,
Central
57% Jan
92
2nd
23
! 26% Feb
9
Apr
i
2
Mar 13
68
■■Co,
12
*47%
6%
PRICES
;■
.
29%
.
V.34%»
.
.
65
6%
,
Ceiotex Corp
28
20% Mar
'
-38%
,
48 ..
35%i
64"
45% Jan
July 12
54
42% Feb
Products Corp—.
Steel
Ceco
87% May
8
1
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7%
12
Apr
10
Mar 22
9
43% May 11
71% Jan
Jan
Inc—*■
38%
37%
*38 Va
*47 %
35%
.
SALE
■
381/b
60%
38%
*
.
—1
Caterpillar Tractor' common.No par
4.20% preferred,..—100
,
137% May
5
11
124% Jan
28
129
6
3
44
8
Jun
115% Jan
Jan
29
May 11
34
31
40% Aug 15
98
17
Corp
60%
36%
.
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47%
29*
> 98
v
38%
*
;
,
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.
...60%-c
60
.
.
—50
1—
General
&
(J I) Co common—___„_^_1
7%
preferredJ---.—_ 100
6%% 2nd preferred—
—7
4
Apr
common-
preferred
12%'V 12%
97%
HIGH
May 9
-
47
■'*
29%
36%
;.; ;
,
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,4
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.
v
AND
Wednesday
May 8
,
.
48
29%
12%'., 12%
.
Ry_100
Light——No par V- Tv
&
Carter Products
3
.
3% Jan
34% May
29
32% Oct
May
4% %
Carriers
Mar 12
9% Jan
Power
Ohio
&
/
29%
No par
•„—
Carpenter Steel Co_
2
2% Mar 19
May 23
97
29
Jan
41 Va Aug
11
28% Dec
.
Mar 20
5
30
1
77
May
53
90% May 31
6
Carolina
3
May
6
3
22
Oct
2Vu Nov
6% Dec
52
48
36% Jan
Corp
Carrier, Corp
8
44% Feb,
3
40 % Jan
10 >• *
Tuesday
v
,
'. ; May 7
*48%
49,-
5
.
Carolina Clinchfield
45% Mar 14
1
May
37,
May 19
Carlisle
8
' '
Par
Co__-
LOW
Monday
-
-
(Philip) Mfg Co.*.
Carey
63% Apr 30
11*
34% May 11
32 % Jan
47% Apr
Carborundum
Mar 16
32% Jan 11
15% Mar 30
v.v;'
■
STOCK
YORK
j EXCHANGE
Highest
56
May 10
11 % May
6
6
49
•
28% May 10
91 »/< Jan
27
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
; ■;•••
21% •_
.
19%
20%
48%
50%
49%
;
:
;
"191/2
20'A 1
.
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..
14,200
22%
/
19,700
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75,000
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•
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37% Jan
10
53% Nov
3
90% Dec
5
98% Feb
7
103% Dec
11
37Jan
3
43% Jan
10
82% Jan
101% Jan
52% Dec 27
Dec
21
51
26
5
105% Apr
52'A Feb
2
17
3.8% May 11
58% May 17
44
91% Feb
37% May 11
4.
Dec
49% Sep
53% Apr
49% Mar 21
20% Feb
13
24'A Oct
6
32% Apr
26
24'A Jan
11% July 27
15% Apr
14
4%
59% Feb
/
8
11% May 10
20
26'/a May 11
35% Feb;
37
3
14
•
Electric
com_8.50
4714
.47%
;
100
881/4
89%
•..•89
—
4%%
Corp
27
41% Mar 30
30% May 11
38% Jan
4
Clark Equipment Co„^__.
3
51% Mar 20
37% May
9
48% Jan
2
Cleveland-Cliffs
53% Feb
23
73%
70% Apr
101% tfeb
18
64i/4 Apr
37% Apr
25
93% July 10
56% Jan
33
Jan
45 % Nov
101
61
5
;
10
,
Nov
15
62% Feb
2
Nov
27
96% Jan
3
Mar 21
58% Jan
3
36% Mar
33 % Feb
2.
48
711/4 July 10
1
40% May
133
6
Mar 22
1341% Jan
2
Jan
Apr
Mar
Apr
77% Jan
10
140
July
4
109
Nov
17
86% May 11
103% Jan
4
30
Jup
5
22% May 11
27% Jan
30% Jan
4
42
55
26
59% Dec
Jan
5
77% Jun
15
75% Jan
24% Dec
28
28% Dec
20
24
74
29
Oct
50% Mar 17
24
May
1
19
Jan
,26% May 10
Co__i_—i_
Coca-Cola
3
3
49 % Nov
17% Jan
'
8
Colorado Fuel .&
'
Jan
1
54% Feb
28
42% Jan
42% Apr
30
Oct
19
38
10
26'/4 May 11
19% May
8 y
72
May 11
62% May
1
31 % Oct
3
23% Jan
3
21% Jan
12
35% Aug
18
Jan
5
78 % Nov
29
50% Jan
11
76% Nov
8
23 % Jan
13
35% May 26
67
16
55% Dec
6
9
39 % Oct
12
44% Dec
27
50% Oct
9
51 'Mar 19
Iron
241/2 May
43
5
107
Jun
23
10
Aug
3
19% Mar 29
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
Apr
13% Jan
11
12
7% Jan
3
13% Nov
10% Jan
66% Jan
31
18
109% Jan
10
28
19
Jan
5
90%
105% Apr
51%
3
103% Jan
Nov~30
49% Aug 31
11
27
Apr
50% Jan
67% Oct
9
58
Jan
451/4 Nov
10
35
Apr
13
-4
100% Nov
27
98% Nov
20
97% Jan
89% Jan
90
Mar
9
21% July 5
90% Jan 11
29% Feb
17% Oct 24
12 % May 15
44% Jan
95
Feb
24
28
9
93
49% Jah
39
;
Mar
3
111
May
5
104 Va Mar
48% Dec
13
41% May
1
77% Jan
6
85 % Jun
15
82
3
18% Oct
19
1)4% Jan
4
12% May
21% May 11
7% Apr 16
181/2 May 11
21
60
20
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
26
60% Apr
3
.62
For footnotes,
Jan
74% Nov
46% Oct
35% Jan
5
28
May 17
see
page
Foods
Laundries
20
Consolidation Coal
107% Jan
; 493b Jan
8% Feb
'
21
13
:
29
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27%
41%
10
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7
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7%
28
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Continental. Insurance
3
Continental Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental Steel Corp____
1
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preferred —.1
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com
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Continental Can Inc
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26
56 % Jan
;
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5
Feb
56
-
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$3.75
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preferred
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:
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100
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9
45% May 1-1
19
No par
Gas
Continental
2
88 % Apr
.
7 10'/8
41%
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Container Corp of America
4
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7 66 't'.f «7% 7
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preferred
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10
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1
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Consolidated Natural
94
May 11
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25.
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Feb
30 %
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3
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Jan
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7% May 10
58
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Consol Electronics
94% Apr
2
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50% Jan
2
3
.
27'/.
33,400
53%
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2
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6
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Consolidated
28% Mar
Jan
_l
Consol EdisOn of N Y.com
;
$5 preferred.———
May 11
34% Jan
103
18
8
II31/2 Mar 30
3
12
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Congoleum-Nairn Inc
106% May
2
65% Jun
Co
Solvents
82% Mar 28
May 11
94% Jan
3
13
Jan
Apr
Commercial
49 % Mar 12
37
92% Jan
V,.v<
31
37%
53%
196%
28
_1
Cone Mills
30
93
Credit
Inc—
Conde
30
Dec
Engineering
7
3
29% Jan
Combustion
4
May 11
31
20% Jan
34
11%
.31
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30
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29
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65%
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11% Jan
34% May 11
64%J
100
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5.25% preferred-^—100
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27%
29%
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Commercial
106% May 10
36% Apr
37% Jun
16
common
^
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2
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May 11
75% May 11
Nov~27
Pictures
$4.25' preferred
15% Feb
•38
101
28:
•
54% ■;•<%
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699
-
37% ; 37%
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17
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31% Feb
5
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18
55% Jan
5
37% Mar 23
18
111% Apr
40
Broadcasting Sy6tem_2.5o
Columbia Gas System 'lnc—_,
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72% Mar 16
105%
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89
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,
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42
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43% Mar 21
>
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13
21% Jan
41% Jun
29
May, 10
.
^_No par
Colorado &
39% Aug 16
v.'''/
1
common
Corp.,
Collins Radio Co——v—
3
48% Jan
12
23% May 17
43
May 10
43 % May 10
14 Va Jan
19
x64
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Aikman
&
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39%'
,
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Bottling Co of N Y„4__i
Collins
90
"
'
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28
99%
——
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.60 preferred
•V
%-40-
/
64%
i,s.
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
3
41% Jan
"
13
gtd_i_5Q
;
1
1
81% May
32
Mar 12
May 11
RR
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1051/2
30% •- W 30 !V 30 >'•
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37%
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37%;' 38 : '
No par
Pitts
Cluett Peabody & Co. common__3.25
.7% preferred
L
il00
12
6
r
;
2
21% Jan
&
1
4%. stock__50
Clevite Corporation 1——
1-
19
142
3
Special
12
47.
preferred
Cleveland
17
57
1
$4.50
■
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-
12
10
Iron Co
!
Cleveland Electric Ilum common
■
55
108
<
28
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Sep
40
47%;' 47%
47%
U9%
*
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42
,
•
30
Co.—
40% Jan
32
41
■"
42
55%
108
No par
— j.
105 %
■
46%
"
No par
,__5
City Products
City Stores
<
104
40%
-—10
preferred
conv
City Investing
1
7
*
-
$4.40
Mar 23
Feb"
&
Cities Service Co__ww->.u_
5
-
Gas
preferred—
preferred—
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co_—10
C I T Financial Corp-i
-No par
v-
16
112 ya Feb
30
106% May 10
-41% Nov
Cincinnati
50% Mar 19
31
87 % Mar 29
60 v
62%
25,200'
,10%
10%
19,100
so y2
51%
15,400-
**-"45% >46%
1,500;
.
V;.
■
;
48
;
Volume
195
Number
6159
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2269)
17
NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
1
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
24 Va Jan
37% Jun
30% Jan
•
40% May 31
15% Dec 18
31
Jan
12 'A
May 11
49% Jun
28'/, May 11
7% Jan
27 'A Jan
13% Jan
83 Va Jan
5
88
17
50 Va Jan
194% Apr
4
,'89
165
1
May
Cooper
Jan
4
23'A Mar
88
Jan
5
90
5
96
9
6 % Jan
Feb
15
3 % %
30
22% May 11
5
11
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
50»/4 May 11
68% Jan
72% Jan
18
78
76'/a Jan
823A May
15% Dec
22
24% Apr
11
23% Dec
20
29% Apr
13
31
Sep
11
42% Jan
4
"
39% Feb
24
51 %
Dec
104
12
21% Mar 12
7% Mar
17
19% Feb
May 10
31 Va
50% Mar 10
134
1
44% Nov
16
23% Jan
26
18
May 10
May 11
20
45
48% Dec
12
43% May 11
49 % May 11-
47 Va Jan
92 'A Jan
97
Dec
67
4 V
Jan
1
5%
12
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253A
33'A
3 2'A
2534
32%
31%
32%
14
31%
14%
13%
32%
14
6,100
1
133b
30%
13%
30%
30
12'A
13
30%
283/4
30
29 V,
6,900
2 9'A
28'A
28%
2,800
46% Jan 23
Cork
Crown
V:
$2
18%
18%
17%
18'A
17%
35%
36
18 %
35%
35%
34%
58%
56'/a
35%
57'/a
54%
56 Va
53%
56
40,700
170
5,400
90
963A
1
—
233/8
1
IS'/a
1
6%
25
Corp
"82
1
com
176
172%
19%
19%
6aA
6 5/8
53%
53 Va
84
*82
17'%
__1
34%
109 7%
16 3%
24'%
35%
19'%
83
7,: *45%
17 Va Jan
3
90'A Jan
:
6
3
;
9% Jan
3
5
8Va Jan
;
V
1
27 '
30
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16% May 16
19
16% Jan
9
May 10
15% Jan
70% Jan
8
12% Feb
13
9
33% Jan
2
May
7% May 11
13% Feb
27 »/a May
9
35
20
9% May
1
14% Feb
25
32%
15% Jan
15% Mar 30
Mar 16 '
22
30 % Jan
37
May
4
31% Jan
62% Feb
82
July
7
64% May 11
11
34'A Feb
46
*45'A
45'A
44
44%
x43'A
50'A
43%
50%
2,000
493
50%
96
95%
49'A
953/4
96
96
49%
12,600
96%
96%
78
10
5
9%
9%
0' 15%
'77'' 9%
58'%
58'%
*58'%
5
10 3%
103A
103%
Inc„2.50
30 3A
30 3A
*303A
common
Inc
,
Stores
Publishing common
preferred
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
8%
1
prior
46
153/a
8%
9'%
583/4
17
*58'A
*15'%
153%
9
>101
15%
'A
14,900
103
400
15
2,300
14%
9 %
160
17%
17
103
15%
9%
,
17 V2
101%
96'A
9'4
58%
58 'A-.
58 %
57
9%
•'
6,700
57
300
10%.
10%
1C%
10%
10%
31
10 3»
10%
30
30 3A
1,500
30
30
30
30 '/a
1.200
8
8%
8'A
7%
7%
8
28'%
2734
27%
27%
28
9'%
9'%
17'A
9%
9%
16%
17'A
10
16%
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17'%
16 'A
33'%
33 aA
16%
33'%
33%
33'%
16 Va
16%
33%
33
67'%
68'A
67'%
68'A
67
67'A
1
16%
10
Inc
17'%
103'%
*96
27'%
9'%
1
Cutler-Hammer
8'A
17
103'%
46
9'%
No par
A.
8%
17%
104 V4'
*4534
9'%
29
No par
$1.60
Mar 20
17'A
*102
15'%
preferred
Class
17,300
23,500
45'%
Curtis
26
1,600
32'/4
1091/4
104
♦45%
100
Co
4
24%
31'A
109
4,500
45'%
Sugar
Jan
18
16'A
24%
32%
105
6,200
83
16'A
24%
31'A
112
*82
16%
24%
34%
108
83
4 6'A
15'%
4%%
$4
16
51'A
17'%
Cudahy
19
*82
50%
102'%
29
20
'
52
45'%
102'%
19
Mar 13'
30
19 Vj Jan
•
50'A
45'%
47
preferred-,100
Drug
53'A
51%
17'%
Press
14,500
51%
11,800
51%
America—12.50
Cunningham
2,100
6%
45'%
of
Cuban-American
Cuneo
19%
X6'A
*45%
x95%
Packing
19 3a
6%
No par
convertible
;5'A%
.
19%
6'A
.No par
No par
Steel Co
1938
common—5
;
Corp
preferred
Crucible
21% Mar 29
54% Jan
Dec
$4.20
3
107% Feb
;* 10% May
14% Feb
3
4
'i
May
Mar 21
9 %
56
*
11
May
Apr 27
14% May
1
36 Va Nov
29 Va Dec
1
17
2
101
13 % Aug 21
73% May 19
11 Va Sep
19
31% Mar 29
'
12
26% May 17
109% May 25
23% Apr 18
15 Va Aug 23
64% Jan
95% Jun
23%
23 Va
163/8
-
89% Jan
96%
23
23 'A
*
25
34%
90
*94
6%
16'A
24%
*89'A
54
>82
110 ,?
165
90
96%
19%
6%
53 Va
16%
171
*89'A
*94
4,500
7,100
23 %
19%
63/4
169
90
96%
23%
54
34'A
171
'89 Va
*94
23%
108'%
110% 7
170
963A
233/a
24'%
common—2.50
;./•
90
*94
23%
17
174
*89'A
*
24'%
25
Seal
Zellerbach
53
100
preference
conv
Crown
19 %
36%
56%
*89'A
:
preferred
$2
4
59% Jar
18%
36
58%
*94
Publishing
&
19 %
36%
175
preferred
Crowell-Collier
2
19 %
100
1947—100
of
3.6CO
36'%
.
5
Corp
Petroleum
,
57%
5
preferred
conv
Shares
25%
common...
Crescent
12
the Week
May 11
32%
5
Crane
33A%
Sales for
Friday
14'A
50c
.—
>
Tnuisday
May 10
333A
Coty- International Corp
Co
PRICES
14 Va
Coj
Petroleum
SALE
33
Co
8
42% Mar 19
129;,/4 Jan
25%
HIGH
May 9
1
Works common,
Inc_l
Coty
243/4
AND
Wednesday
Corp
2
Mar 13
45% Nov
,
July 25
Cosden
4
Tuesday
May 8
May 1
5
Co
preferred—.
preferred ser
-
Co
Corp__.
Steel
Glass
3'/a %
3% Jan
24
Corning
27
46 »A Jan
Nov
Range
Products
Apr 12
24% Janv
2
16% Feb
Copper
194% Mar 19
92 % Jan
21% Jan
6
'
■
5
Rubber
&
Copperweld
16
Monday
Par
-
Refrigeration
Corn
21
9
Copeland
60% Mar 28
Nov
29% May
Tire
43% Mar 21
■.
LOW
STOCK
America
Cooper-Bessemer
43
8
26
of
Co
16
93% Sep
3
Jan
Jan
Controls
5
34% Mar 19
34% May 11
28
YORK
EXCHANGE
15% Feb
11
42 Va May 31
5
Jan
18% Jan
13
15
34% Feb
4
63% Nov
26
45% May
3
145% Sep 26
.
24'/a May
6
22% May 24
26% Oct
-
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
29
283/4
9'%
29
8
'A
13,600
2,000
2,600
19,800
33 Va
33 'A
33 «/4
2,000
65%
67
643'4
66 Va
5,700
40
40%
39 %
40'A
*88
90'%
D
32
Jan
3
463/4 Nov
7
89
Nov
8
123/s Jan
3
15% Mar 27
12% Nov
1
39% May
7
861/2 Jan
27
85% Jun
5
45
90
Jan
133/4 May 11
151/4 Feb
13% Apr
30
24
40'%
88%
40
88
40
88
39%
40'A
89
89
I4
14 'A
13%
14
13%
14'A
13%
14'%
13%
14
50c
I4
I4
27%
*82'%
*84'%
*86'A
44'%
50%
13%
x27
x82%
*84'%
14%
1374
14
IS3:,
14
5,300
26%
27'%
*86'A
45'A
50%
143«
27%
83'%
85'%
88
46'A
51%
8,200
44'%
45'%
44%
45'%
41
44%
51 'A>
49 'A
34,800
50%
49'%
4934
49
16%
513/4
163%
50'A
49'%
17,300
16%,
52'A
16
50'%
16'A
51
16
16'%
157%
167%
6.000
Co—6.75
16%
5°58
50'A
51'%
47'%
51'%
37V*
37%
x36%
37'A
36'%
37%
7,400
3
36 'A
367%
36'A
37'A
9,100
Y—2.50
25%
x24%
253%
24'%
24%
3,500
19
18
18%
17%
18'%
17.800
93/4
9'%
9%
11,900
58%
58'A
Corp common33A% preferred series A
183/a Mar 12.
25 'A Jan
39%
88'%
5
Dana
2,
Mar 13
Dan
7
River
1
100
Mills Inc
'
'20
Mar
7
Jun
30
76% Jan
16
803A Oct
23
79
Jan
3
76% Feb
9
81
Nov
15
80% Jan
16
79% Jan
4
83
Feb
13
83
22
313/8 Nov
14
291/4 Jan
Dayco
Corp
7
27%
21
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
1
Preferred
3 75%
series
B
100
*82'%
*84'/2
86'% Mar 15
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
84
Feb
84 %
May
2
Dayton
Power
5
38% Jan
30
513% Apr
36
Decca
57 V, Feb
20
Deere
19% Jan
22
55% Feb
15
203/4 Jan
19
413A Jan
59% Nov
27
48% May
1
151/2 Apr 12
47'% May 11
' Mar 27
353/8 Apr 12
24% May 11
29'A Feb
15
Dentists'
17% May 11
22% Jan
12
Denv & Rid
4
62% May 23
•
37
5
16 % Jan
22% Oct
3
7% Jan':
48% Jan
11.
■
'14% Mar 20
3
673/4 Nov
4
9
V2 May Id
56V4 Jan
10
31
Records
&
Delaware
403A Mar 22
Delta
Supply
2
Detroit
Detroit
Steel
15
May 10
183/e Jan
4
30 7/8
Apr
343A Jan
10
DeVilbiss
4
'743A Jun
21
12
35 V, Jan
3
52% Dec
29
48% May 11
4734 May 11
32 Vs Jan
3
33
Oct
24
4
27% Jun
12
19
18
69
Feb
53% Jan
16
34'A Feb
3
27'/e Jan
173% Feb
17% July 24
29% Jan
17 Vb Feb
26% Jan
5
46% Apr
19
31% Jan
3
473/8 Nov
6
15%. Nov
29
21
Dec
29
13% Jan
10
23% May
30'% May 11
42
Mar
7
Jan
42% Aug
143/s.Jan
"24% Nov
28
293A Dec
4
51
50%
5,1'A-
L_
50'%
51
51 <
50'%
51'% ;
50:,4
63
$1,50
24% Nov
27
10% Jun
22
254% Nov
20
185% Jan
lOO'A Apr
773A Jan
3
110
19
.
:
20
25% Jan
34
3
Dec
Disney
(Walt)
26
24
Douglas
"Dover
5
111
31
Feb
22
Jan
2
61
Jan
16
26
Duplan
218
May 10
2543/4 Mar 14:
Jan
17
114
843A Jan
23
29 'A
8
39
Jan
6
44
27
du
27
1
May
8,
Apr
971/2 Apr
$3.75
47
Mar 28
$4.15
47
Mar 27
4%
44
Jan
3
49
Nov
22
45 'A Jan
19
47'% Jan
45% Feb
28
433/4 Jan
2
47
Apr
.46 V, Dec
20
45
Feb
7
47
Mar 30
'
"19
Jan
Jan
4
19
.32% Nov
Feb
21% May 11
24
6
293/4 Feb
29
3,
19
W
18
18'A
4,500
14
14
14
2,900
19 Vs
193/4
187%
19%
9,300
32 Va
30'%
32 Vi
7,600
7,900
34%
32 »A
33
44'A
43%
43%
433A
42
VA
43
19
44
19'%
43'A
193%
44
193'8
17'%
173.4
17%
18
18%
18'%
183/4
18'%
18%
18'%
18'A
18%
1,500
25%
24%
253%
243'4
18%
25%
25'%
26'%
25%
27 Vs
30,100
23
22'%
22%
21'%
22'A
21','4
22'%
21%
217%'
26
27
25'A
257/b
25
25%
24'%
243/4
23%
24'%
23
22
23
22
22%
52'%
213a
21'%
21'A
22
51'A
52%
51'%
52'%
26'%
27
25'A
25
Vz
25'A
257 s
26'%
267%
52
1
523A
51%
523%
26'A
25'%
17%
26'A
27'A
27
273%
,
51%
25 'A
27
27'A
4,000
26,800
4.900
58,500
'
26'%
27
14,200
1,400
17'%
17'%
16%
17'%
16'%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
58'%
58'%
58'%
57'%
58
57
57%
56'%
57'%
17%
17%
16%
17%
11
11%
10%
11
10,500
218
224
23,600
,
19
19.%
18'%
19'A
17%
18%
10'A
10'%
10%
11'%
H3«
231'%
2323%
229'%
232'%
H
223%
229'A
110'%
110'%
110'A
110%
Nemours. (E
I)'com__5
'r
"92
5
common
preferred
3o3b
50
42
93
93
93
31
30'A
307%
30%
307%
41'%
*41
*46'%
47
44%
*47'A
44%
48
41'%
42'A
*46'%
47
*44%
45'A
44%
45'%
preferred
50
47%
47'A
*47'A
48'A
preferred
—.50
46'%
47
46'%
47
47
*463/4
preferred
50
Corp—
5
~
23
47
46'%
47
47%
111
92
92
30 Va
30 5%
29%
30'%'
900
1,000
11,500
42
*41
47
*46
45%
45'%
45'%
45'%
490
Va
47'A
47'A
47'A
100
47
*46'%-
47
22'%
*22'%
223/8
23%
24
111
923/4
47
473/4
*46%
226
1,800
5,500
*41
42
22'%
23
23%
*46'%
-
11,500
92
111
93
50
218
110'%: 111%
111
93
50
Cigar
7,400
58%
preferred
G
34'A
18%
13%
1
preferred—1
$2.10
*33 7%
18
14
20'A
1
.4.10%
D
34'A
18'A
1
4.20%
12,600
No par
Inc
Co
Duquesne Light Co
42% Mar 26
<
26
"
5
497/«
33'%
-
:',
2
44
5
No par
12
47%
34'%
'
No par
Jan
421/2 Mar 28
No par
series
42 3/4 Jan
,
50%
22
"
"
serips
27
423/4 Jun
6.000
49%
23
1
$4.50
453/4 Nov
473/4 Apr
50'A
*33 711
34'A
-48'%
25'A
"
$3.50
5
600
50%
18%
50c
de
11,500
4934
14
19%
Corp
Pont
15 Vh
31'%
18
»
International
..
10,300
15
31'%
•
19%
Preferred
32'A Mar 22
21
58%
15'%
32
-
34'A
"
No par
USA Inc
*33%
34'A'-
15
1
43%
Preferred
V
15
.
I
Co
Limited
Dunhill
Feb
v:
51
9'%
.
40
32
No par
Co
Chemicals
13
14'A
21
14
20'%
1
Power
25
18'A
20'%
1
Industries
Drewrys
Duke
18'%
14'%
2
Inc
Aircraft
DuBois
Mar 27
Ltd—
Corp
Dresser
23
1
"Fund
18'%
14'A
"
2.50
;
Ltd—;
Chemical
"Dow-
8
1
Feb
Mines
Jan
:
Productions
Co__:
34'A
18'A
"
1
37% Jan
Pepper1
41..
3'
Inc
Distillers
42'% Sep
38% Jan
Club
24'A Apr
104
11
Nov
(The)
*33%
2
50c
2.50
8
9% Jan
7,
90% Dec
Diners*
called
Corp„
50'A
*33%
1
Corp—
Fruit
Dominick
16% May 11
5
Stores
DiGiorgio
2
54
19
preferred
Diana
253A Jan
17
.Jan
8
Corp
Dome
Nov
9 V4 Jan
National
2
161/2 May
24'A Apr .19
:
58%
*31'%
50'%
27'% Jan
26 Vb May
:383/4 May
29
17%. Jan
f 52%. July 18
58%
No par
22% Mar 29
4
-
15%
31'%
48'A Mar 23
Mar
59%
15'%
16:
723A Jan-
58%
r
9%
587%
31'%
15
32
19
15%
Dr
8
25'%
18%
9%
58'%
31%
6'
May 11
25'%
19
15'A
20'A Feb
26 Va Jan
25%
18%
9%
31'%
2
51 Vb
25%
19'%
9%
32
3
85% Sep
25%
15%
21% Jan
291/4 Dec
70
May
122'A Sep 25
88
15'%
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
2OV4 Mar
*85'%
*31'%
21'A May 10
235/s May 11
■y
29
26% Dec
18 3/8 Jan
9
88
1
163/4 Jan
4.
28% Nov
Jan
40% Feb
*85'A
15
Co
17% May 11
'
20
1
85'%
88
11,900
83
*83'%
—
233/a Mar 26
9.
*81%
85'%
9%
9%
59%.
120
273%
83
*83%'
!_1
Coatings
27
*81%
85'%
*85'A
4,100
90'%
823a
Diamond
22"
13% May 1Q
88
45'%
27%
Diamond^Alkali Co—-
2
20% Mar 17
'
83'%
85'%
Corp
14
May
of N
Edison—;
24.
.
20
Co
61% Jan
37% Feb
V
Grande West RR.No par
Chemical
203A May 17
14V2 Oct
Light
Inc
DeSoto
58 »A Oct
-■
Lines
9
6
■
No par
&
12'A Mar
»3
12%. Jan
50c
1
Power
Air
143A Jan
3
Inc
Co
29% Jan
29% Jan
common
Delaware & Hudson
471/2 May
15 % July 18
24% Jan
Light
Jan
32
3
Aug
481/2 Aug 18
11
&
I41/4
28
*88
23%
47
42
Va
130
47
20
-
*46'%
47
47%
*46%
473A
10
22
22%
21'%
21%
800
*463,4
E
233'„
23'%
23
23 Va
22%
23
23%
24'A
233%
24'%
23%
24
23'%
23%
23'%
23%
14,900
46'%
47'A
45'%
47'%
44%
46'%
43'%
45
43 %
45'A-
23.800
89
88%
88%
88%
16%
16'%
163/4
88%
16'%
107'%
16'%
16'%
4
7.000
105 Va
106%
104 Vs
106%
33,600
100
*99'%
100
*99'%
100
'
22'%' Jan
5
213% Oct
24
29'% Jan
-
3
27
213A Jan
54'% Dec
24% Feb
13
Eagle-Plcher
30
273A Jan
23
Eastern
Air
43'% May 10
12
24
23
; 32'% May 15
553% Feb
16
Eastern
Gas
92
27
Apr
81 Va Jan
3
893/4 May 24
85'A Jan
16'A Jan
3
25% May 17
16
II
Feb
4'%%
Co
5-
Lines
prior
Inc
Fuel
&
-
-
1
Assn
10
com
preferred
-
•
100
*87'%
—
'
97'% Sep
25
1193/4 Apr
99
Dec
15
70
Apr
29% Dec
24
89
6
243% May
95
Oct
2
95
36'A
Apr
21
26% Jan
8 1
51% May
28% May
9
63% Mar
9
33% Jan
10
98
89
Feb
1
22
Feb
2
20'% Jan
12
93
44 % Jan
4
673A Apr
12
1130 Va Dec
19
6
43A Oct
24
34'% Sep
7% Apr
Dec
11
29
11'% Jan
3
30% Jan
91% May
2
28% Mar 16
1
20
33 7% May
26
48% Nov
Electric
Auto-Lite
Bond
&
24
16
Jan
Elgin
5
26% Jan
26
El
Feb
13
Emerson
Co
Ind
Mus
8
-
*91'%
26%
-
*96'%
-
-
5
shrs-_10s
'
49'% Mar 30
6
23'A Jan
2
May 10
63 'A Jari
5
19'% May 10
42'A Jan
3 'A
5
May
9
26% Feb
26
4'% Jan
5
10
Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
Englehard. Industries
—1
1
47'A Jan
3
32 3A Jan
19
16
May 11
23
57
Jan
60
Equitable
2
20
16'% May 11
27
11'% Jan
22'% Jan
3
45'% Apr
18
Jan
4
45 3% Dec
5
23
2
Co
&
Eurofund
Mar
5
com
Evans
36% Jan
Eversharp
34%
35'%
72
70
70
93
93
*91'%
27
27'%
*91'%
26'%
26%
99
*96'%
9p
5%
6
49'%
12'%
50'%
1338
22%
23
37'%
12%
44%
18%
60'%
45
33/8
17%
*58'%
35%
12%
*44'%
Corp
5134
28%
51 n
29'%
I8V2
18'%
18'A
12
11%
11%
27'A
44
27%
44'A
26
44
27'%
44'A
42
17
43
17
41%
16%
6'%
21'%
55%
7%
6%
21%
56%
8
6'%
21'%
54'A
7'%
6%
21%
563%
7%
25%
26
25%
51%
28'%
5%
■
3,000
28%
11,400
53/4
45,900
52
2,400
5%
49'%
48
49
8
12%
12'%
12 34
9,500
227%
22%
22 7%
22%
22 Va
74,700
36
12%
45'%
18%
34'%
35%
34%
36
26
17
61'%
17%
■
n
60'%
21%
44%
3%
16'%
*59'%
173A
60
18'%
52'%
29%
12,600
1
534
3'A
11%
51 %
28%
283„
12 3
3'%
22'A
60
30
30%
48'%
453%
19
60'%
17'%
99
29'A
2938
34'A
12'A
*44'%
45'%
60
*96'%
2214
23
17%
27 Va
99
5
3%
3%
93
28
50
13
21%
44'%
*60
800
5 %
12%
37'A
12%
1
_3
—
31'%
18%
60'%
20'%
43'%
19
19
60'%
22'A
45'%
*91'%
5,200
49'%
6
50
13%
5
.
■
93
26'%
*96%
30%
52
29%
1
Co
Inc
Ex-Cell-O
3 5'A
70'A
52
22
100
-50
343/4
72
29'A
No par
I
Inc
Products
•
~
8.50
—
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co__
49'% Apr
May 10
40'% Jan
5%
Erie
May
20'% Jan
14
Gas
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
21'% Jan
Jan
•
20
36'%
72
*96'%
99
22%
Endicott
Emerson
153% Mar 16
1
27'%
36%
12%
44%
-
Empire District Electric Co
17
Mfg Co
Radio & Phonograph
16 3
35'A
52'A
29%
12'A
3-
Gas
Electric
93
230
89%
16
37
31%
*50
■
*88'%
•
74
31%
5%
-
*99'%
89'%
*72
32'%
-
5
Co
99'%
88'%
*91'%
r
52'A
29'%
.
•
109'A
36'%
32'%
<-•
5
42
60
17
I
-
2.50
.
...
-
10
Amer
Watch
Natural
Paso
i
Battery
National
74
Airier—--1
Share Co
&
Storage
16'% Apr
35
Electric
73
1
100
Corp of
Nut
Electric
23'% Apr
Oct
5
30
common—.
34'A May
9
11'% May 11
6% Mar 22
59
Stop
Electric
30
11
Elastic
36%
16'A
105'%
99'%
100
36'%
100
Co
2
1
18'% Apr
29
6
common
preferred
16
42»% Jan
33/4 Dec
35'% Apr
Inc
preferred
Products
4'%%
6'A Jan
5
I8V2 July 24
4Va %
Ekco
Mar 22
56% Feb
10
37% Jan
96
Stores
8
May
22 Va Apr
79% Mar 16
15
Jan
12
22
18'% Dec
Bros
Dec
Dec
53% Sep 29
153/4 July 28
Edison
16 3/4 Jun
49
15
59
88'% Jan
18
108'A
iiiy2
*99'%
1
Co
10834
50
May 11
Feb
16%
_10
common
Manufacturing
3
2.50.
Corp
preferred
Eaton
35% Jan
10
20'A Dec
Steel
Co
40% Mar 23
j
16
12
19
32 7% Jan
$3.60
31
Kodak
5% Jan
167% May 15
19
Stainless
Eastman
46 3A Jan
11
65% Mar 22
11'A Sep
243A Oct
46
Jan
343A May
59'% Jan
83
100
6
28
3
26% Dec
101'A Ja* 17
97% MSt
7
10
Jan
11
Eastern
21'% Jan
4
115% Mar 15
40% Dec
Jan
30% Jan
96
May 11
4.500
42'%
26'%
44
42'%
41'%
42
16%
*16%
6%
21,4
52/a
7 %
25%
25
4,600
-
33,600
11%
12'A
llVa
11%
44
44'%
43
44
18%
18%
18»A
18%
2,500
60
60
60 Va
60'A
290
19'%
20:14
20
20'%
42'%
44
Va
42'%
42%
4,000
3%
3'A
3%
21,300
3'A
16'%
*60
16'%
16
*60
600
7,400
1,020
16
61'%
11,100
61
20
17%
18
16'%
17%
11,700
11'%
11'%
11 '/a
11'A
6,400
23
25'%
24
24'%
12,200
43
443A
42
Vs
43 Va
10,800
41
18'A
11'%
113%
"
41%
41'%
42'A
17
16
16
'
•
V
*413A Dec
35% Jan
13
45
Dec
11
Sep
15
343/4 Apr
4
16
7'% Jan
3
14% Apr
3
6
20
Jan
3
*62 Va Dec
29
21
6
Jan
6
28'% Apr
88'A Oct
25% Dec
21
5% Jan
9
For
14
7
Fairbanks
Co
&
class
1
A
"
No par
Co
Whitney Corp com
convertible preferred
1
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild
25
10
8
see
7'% Apr
page
i
25.
13
2
32% Jan
2
17
523A Feb
21
20'A May 11
1
113/4 May
May
30
34'A May 10
233% Jan 30
1
30% Nov
Apr
50'A Jan
45% May 17
footnotes,
8% Feb
&
Morse
U»% Feb
31'A Dec
May 11
F
-
,
(Max)
70'% Mar 21
36% Oct
4
Fairbanks
23'% Mar 12
7
52'% Nov 28
29
7
48'A May 11
11
Jan
213A Feb
20'% May 11
8
30
35
May 11
4
43
25% Dec
7
Factor
27
13% May
253A Jun
Jan
v
46% Mar 14
17
9
39 V2 Mar
29
28
8
Mar 29
Jan
2
10'A Mar 13
$1.60
Fairmont
5%
Stratos
Foods
junior
Falstaff
Family
Fansteel
Corp
Co
common
Brewing
Corp
Corp
Metallurgical
50c
50
preferred
Finance
Fawick Corp
1"
—_
Corp
T
1
1
5
2
*50'%
35
28'%
*7
22
83A
,
*50'%
35
52'%
353%
28'%
28'%
52'%
35
22'A
21%
28'%
22'A
8%
8%
87%
,
.
-
18
6 %
21 A
54,a
7%
8%
*21
6'A
25%
52'%
*50%"
21'A
1,200
48',4
53'A
7%
53
48.300
"
7%
25%
7%
15,700
25'%
'
25%
5.800
*51
52 »/a
52
_
35
*
600
38.400
20'%
2138
7aa
16,300
'
6%
6
638
51'A
b
26
*50'%
34%
28
21%
*16
34'A
34%
34a4
28'%
21%
27%
28'A
263A
273 4
20%
2138
20'A
21
8%
8%
8%
2.400
35
'
8
8»H
13.500
,
8.300
2,800
i
18
The Commercial and Financial
(2270)
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 14, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'vv:
Highest
17 74 Jan
3
3
39% Nov
12% Dec 29
Dec
33% Jan
'■'■s
3
21
34% Feb
2
34% Mar 21
2
26% Aug
Dec
5
33% Jan
9
126
i
19%
18%
19
xl7%
18%
17%
18%
37%:
377k
37%
36%
37%
36
36%
5.400
l
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11
11%
14,700
A__23
»19%
19%
*19%
20
19%
19%
1974
19%
14% Feb
2
22 % Feb
7
5%%
Federal
17
54% Jan
2
31% Feb
15
50% Jan
2
72% Jan
2
4
May~22
19% May 11
4
May 19
58% Jan
17
86% Nov
4
34% May
3
93 % Nov
Dec
5
13
382
31% Jan
3
48
Jan
11
250
85
Jan
24% Aug 25
12% Jan
17% Oct
3
12
90% May 10
11
Jan
13
27
B
22%
22%
22%
19
19 74
19
19%
19
197k
18%
197b
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
28%
29
957k
9774
East
Coast
5
Jan
Florida
Mar 13
360
40% Jan
2
May
2
3
21% Jan
8
14% Jan
20
3
% Mar 29
116% Jan
Power
&
Foxboro
42% Apr
11
Feb
19% Jan
3
29% Jan
12
Jan ,';2-
27% Feb
6
84
15
Jan
43%
44 7 k
40
43%
61%
597k
607 b
59
5912/
197 k
187k
19
18%
19
11,500
5
207k
207k
20%
20%
20
207k
19%
20%
19%
2C%
16,300
No par
preferred__100
pfd
No par
Railway Co__25
85%
*97
43
*85 7k
8774
*85%
87%
977b
97%
*97
99
20
42%
42
42
400
41%
4
5
Nc par
70%
23%
77%
10
87
99
43
series
of
preferred
42
*42
5 7k
4%
47k
4%
41%
41
4174
39%
41 :,/4
7174
23%
78%
71
687 a
70
687k
687k %
227k
2274
22
22%
767k
777k
7574
76%
4%
40
4%
4%
900
39%
40
17,200
63%
67%
22,300
217k
22%
4,400
75%
76%
15,200
"
23
237k
77.%
787k
10
*16
13
2974
*92
2074
17
*1574
13%
xl2%
*310
*310
*310
297k
30
*92
937k
207k
21 %
*15 74
1674
127k
13
29%
29
937k
*310
*92
29%
29%
27%
93%
*92
14,600
93%
.
-.2
_
207k
20%
20%
207k
21%
12,400
167k
*15 74
16%
15%
15%
300
127k
12%
127k
127k
12%
2,500
1
Inc
15 %
157/«
15%
16
15
15%
147a
15 %
14%
15
5
95%
96%
94%
96%
937k
95 74
9074
937 a
90 7 4
94%
97.700
11%
12%
11%
12
117 k
11%
11
11%
37,100
33 7k
2
127/e
12%
33
33%
42'%
44
50c
39 7k
39%
Corp
Franklin Stores
10
42%
43 74
43 %
43
387 k
39
38%
38 %
36%
167k
16%
16
16%
25 7/a
257k
25%
25
25 7k
38%
36%
38
36
37
Trailer
Co
23%
1
24'%
24%
24 74
*81%
83 7k
82%
82%
1
21%
40'4
22 %
20%
41%
47
48%
37k
15%
1,000
24
24 %
24,800
37
347k
36%
14,600
23%
22%
23%
48,400
23
20
20%
20%
2174
20%
20 7
a
26,500
417k
42%
40'%
41 %
40%
41%
26,900
467k
46%
45%
46
4574
46%
49
3%
15%
24%
x24
*81
4774
50%
5,100
4,300
837k
42 7k
47%
167k
43
37%
24%
21%
42
47
5,000
42
36%
*82
247k
100
common
preferred
15%
%
35 %
16 74
24%
37%
1
1
6.200
32%
32%
38
10
Co
33
337k
44
*1574
33%
x32 1
33%
x42 7 k
337/3C
Corp
Sulphur
Inc
4%
99
42
*4 7k
*310
2
Dairies
Frueliauf
87%
*97
70
1
Friden
*85 7k
43
85 7k
417k
5
Co
Freeport
8774
99
*42
42 74
Corp
Fram
*
*97
4,200
'
Co
Foster-Wheeler
80
86
457k
Co
1
36,000
5,690
19%
Inc
8
25,300
607k
21%
Mineral
40%
447i
93%
Motor
397k
,
7,100
61
30%
Ford
14,500
,
207k
29%
Foote
95%.
47% '
21%
Food Mart
29
91
197k
*91%
4
19
287k
,
5974
2.50
convertible
4 18%
Si--
40
1
4%
3,600
46%
Light Co
pfd
4
56
39%
'51..15
divid
$4.20
Feb
May 10
40%
Food Giant Markets Inc common-. 1
67
24
397k
12,500
20%
Food Fair Stores Inc common
45% Feb
34% May 11
22% May 11
427k
47%
100
14% Jan
15% May 11
3
417k
-f,
48%
Corp common
3%% convertible preferred
May 11
3
22
42%
5,800
23
58%
Ltd
Corp
98%-
103%
/
19%
C
M
101
-
42
22 7k
22 %
11%
40%
...
58%
Florida Power Corp
F
104
100
11,100
11
42
1
2nd
2nd
3
6% Feb
47
A
Foremost
30% Jan
31% Aug 23
Nov
2
3
Feb
237k
47
46 'a
11%
-
•
2.50
preferred
32% May 10
1
19
23%
common
40% May
19
18
35% Nov 28
Apr
Apr
$4
Florida
12% Apr
19
73
8
Fluor
14% May 11
May
67% Oct
Co
1
15% May 11
24
23%
Inc
Moore
conv
92
35% Jun
Flintkote
13
29% Jan
5
&
conv
18
26
First
$2.25
22
Dec
23 7%
Charter Financial Corp.No par
National
Stores
Nq par
First
Fischbach
$4.50
Apr
14% Jan
117k
41
Inc
Rubber.
&
...
46%
11
43%
1
Feb
Jan
50% Nov 27
45%
Mar 16
89
43% Oct
26% Aug 14
27
'
20
87
46
11
42
427k
8
5
15% Nov 21
9
457k
11%
44 %
No par
87% Mar 12
29 % Mar 22
26
47%
11
44
1027k
82% Feb
27% May 11
May 31
117% Dec
July 31
31% Jan
61 % Dec
46%
11
44 71.
1
30% Mar
13
13
Apr
303 % Apr
5
16% Nov 30
18
63% Jan
46
1
27
5
12
13 % Jan
104
33 % July 26
89% Jun
47%
n
44%
10
Corp
73
5
17
46%
a
—1
Fiberboaru
21% May 11
15
16% Jan
59 % Jan
Mar
87
1
May
8
8
26% Mar 16
15
Jan
95
42
50
10
20% May
Apr
5
4% Apr 30
39
May 1
63% May 11
84
May 19
51% May 19
8
Jan 24
July 14
1.25
Inc
Corp
Tire
4
41% Jan
700
Firestone
30
36% Jan
23%
48% Mar 21
36% Jan
86 % Mar
3,300
23%
22
57% Apr
114
37%
24
Federation
4
28
"*•36%
24
Financial
24
29
38
24
Filtrol
Nov
Nov
377b
*23%
24% Mar 14
75% Dec
Dec
39
237k
35% Mar 15
69
82
38%
237k
2
4
95
39%
24
17
4
34%
39%
»237k
Fenestra
Ferro
Jan
400
39%
25
preferred
Federated
Dept Stores
6
142
197 k
20
40
Apr
3
16,700
Paper Board Co comrnon__5
13% Mar 14
49% Jan
2
series
4.60%
53 % Feb
28% Jan
22% Nov
pfd
2nd
conv
Paper Products__No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Ho
17% May
.
"
27
39% May 10
Shares
18%
Apr
9
May I I
37%
7
18
11
164% Nov 24
51% Nov 20
35% Apr
May 10
19%
37%
Corp__.
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
24% Jan
83% Apr
12
23% Jun
15% Mar 16
23% Oct 24
May 9
19%
37%
19
9
May 8
1
44% Feb
22 % May
the Week
May 7
Par
5
10% Apr
-
Friday
Federal
23% Jan
40% May 11
4
Thursday
Fedders
12
45
•
18% Jan 20
55% Dec
42% July 26
Sales for
Wednesday
5
36% May 11
1
:
.
Tuesday
42% Mar 15
23% Feb
23% Jan
13
59% Nov 22
1
10% Nov
30
1974 May 11
23% July 27
Aug 30
6
Jan
10% Apr
17
24% Jan
42% Oct
5
19
35
10
19% May 10
SALE PRICES
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
17% May 10
25% May 16
Jan
27
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
83
7k
*81
120
83
G
12% Jan
19% May
3
8
14% Jan
31% Jan
41% NOV 27
46% Mar
57
1
Mar 13
25% Apr
11
Gabriel
Co
42% May
4
Gamble
45% Apr 17
47% May 9
3% May
1
22% Jan 27
SIcogmo
51
Jan
2
58
Feb
21
2
22
40% Sep
25
56% Mar 17
37e Jan
3
5% May 12
29% July 6
22% Jan
17
27 % Jan
19% May 10
26% Jan
2
12% Mar 30
14% Jan
4
32 Vb Feb
16
9
24% Jan
177/b Jan
4
10% Jan
6
26% Dec 29
14% Dec
1
22 % Jan
3
32% Nov 16
27% May 10
92 % Jan
10
98
July 28
25
38% Dec
7
94% Jan
8
29% Jan 24
May 26
94% Nov
15
20% Sep
75
62
"
10% Mar
57/at>ec 19
3
May 11
6% Feb
12
19
80
9
16% May
34% Jan 31
44% Feb
27
37% Jan
19
77% July 26
83
2
79% Jan
8
27% Apr
50 % Nov
7% Jan
15
Oct
5% Feb
140
26
4
30
19
60% May
2
May
4
11% Jan
Apr
23
conv
General
American
Amer
$8
preferred
General Cable
1st preferred
General Cigar Co Inc
5
1
1
46 %
Apr 26
General
3
5
79% Jan
10
86% NOV 29
82% Jan
4
42% Dec
5
42% Feb
10
34
May 2
23% Apr 24
40% Apr 30
40% Mar
1
Jun
7
JUn
7
Aug 11
19% Oct 25
25% May 19
6% May 10
31% Jan
8
32% May 1
17% May 11
25% Jan
6
41 % Dec
35 % Apr
27
26% Jan
15
25% Jan
5
Dec
6
54% Apr
14
38
3
5
115
May
5%
57% Jan
115
27
87% Apr
26
42% Feb
$5
3
27% May 11
27
Nov
1
26% July 14
32% Apr
3
20% Mar 20
22
101%
Dec~~7
107
Nov
22
Sep
19
30% Jan
3
41% Dec 29
53% Jan
4
75% May 24
70% Nov
July 25
Nov
17
,
22% May 10
12% May 11
24% Apr 30
98% Jan
3
104
General
37% Mar 22
44% Jan
Railway
41
General Steel
12% Oct
31"% Aug
4
23% May 11
17% May 16
3
6
$1.30
preferred
Mar 22
$1.25
29
Jan
2
19% Feb
20
Nov
21
47% Nov
15
27
55% Dec
5
90
Jan
35% Jan
6
Dec
6% Jan
4
18% Dec
Jan
5
27
35% Jan 17
40% May 17
52% Aug
9
25% Jan
18
39% Apr
3
75% Jan
4
80
6
Jan
3
26% Nov 28
35% Jan
3
70% Nov 30
19% Jan
3
48% Jan
3
28% Apr
7
69
Mar 22
26
8
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
28% Jan
5
139
Jan
3
'25% Feb
Jan
90
see
10c
67k
43
257k
26
43%
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67k
674
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33%
32%
337k
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32 7k
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34 7k
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18
18
1874
1774
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8,400
367k
357 k
35%
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18%
187k
187k
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l
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36 74
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27 7k
2774
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27
277k
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277k
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2674
26%
26%
26%
26 74
26'A
3.337k
23 7k
23%
23%
23%
23
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22 74
23
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14
30c
14%
13 7k
14%
13%
27%
2.50
com
28
27
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267k
997k
100
100
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99 7k
*9974
5
547k
5574
55
56
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53
54
51
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3,700
4
17
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167k
17
167k
16%
1674.
167 k
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21.100
1
16
16%
16
16%
15%
16
1574
157k
15%
15%
of Calif. 1
407k
40%
39
39%
37%
3874
37
37%
36
37%
1
42%
437k
41%
427k
40%
41%
39
40%
387k
40 3
40%
41 %
41
41 %
Co
Cement
Co
Financial Corp
Brewing
Co
(B
(W R)
i
City
2
Jan
24
104% Jan
10
105
10
Jan
28% Apr 30
page 25,
Apr
25%
25
237k
24%
17
17
17
16%
17 7k
17
17%
12%
117k
1274
1174
12 Vb
12
12
42%
42
42 74
417k
41
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2,900
12 74
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12
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12 74
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2,100
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3,800
56
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36,300
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59
59%
57%
59%
55 %
567k
55 7k
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40%
41%
39%
41%
39 741
40%
x387k
507k
507k
48
49 %
47
49
48
49
78
78%
78%
79%
77%
7274
7574
1%
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Ltd
18 %
18%
18 %
18
1874
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4,300
75 7-4
25,000
37%
17%
177b
1,100
237k
23 %
6,100
3474
33%
34%
5
23%
24%
23%
23%
35%
35
35%
34%
35
337k
1374
14
14
14%
14
147k
13%
1474
13%
14
23%
24
23%
23%
2474
23 7k
24
23%
24
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
247k
35%
2.50
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preferred
23%
5
T)
*79%
*79%
807k
*79 7k
80 %
127 k
807k
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24%
80%
137k
12%
13%
12%
137k
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1
13
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14,600
11.800
1
9,100
2
80%
127b
12%
13%
15,200
16,500
567k
56%
567k
55 7k
55%
5274
55
527 a
54
2274
22%
217k
21%
20%
20%
207 k
20%
48%
497k
46
22%
47%
20%
25
46
4774
46%
4774
46%
48 74
6.400
No par
Paper Co
Ry Co
42%
4374
41%
42%
41%
417 k
40%
41 %
407k
41%
21,900
27
28%
26
27
25%
27%
25%
26
25
26
34,100
1
No par
com
preferred
400
18
23 74
23
6.25
Steel
Co
Northern
18%
48%
73
377k
4774
.
5
7,100
3.900
29,600
Greyhound Corp common
474%
preferred
4%%
conv
preference
347k
35%
33%
34%
32%
34
*142%
143%
1427k
1437k
143%
143%
30
3074
29%
29%
297k
29%
27%
287k
28
2874
27%
28
2774
27%
27
27%
9474
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3374
142%
3
3
...
Shoe Manufacturing Co
14274
100
35
143
33%
143
277b
.
28
26
27%
*94%
95
11,400
4,100
160
3,600
18,600
240
100
94%
94%
55%
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55%
95
9474
9474
9474
557k
56
56
56%
56
567k
5674
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26,100
36%
3774
36%
37
35%
36%
3474
36
35
36 %
12,700
25%
25%
77%
25%
25%
25%
25 V*
257 k
2574
10,600
78
♦77
25%
7774
2574
77%
7774
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76%
100
19
Gulf Oil
..8.33%
41%
42%
41%
42
40
4174
39%
407 k
3874
39%
52,900
12
Gulf States Utilities Co com.No par
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
40%
*93%
40%
40%
40%
40
41
3974
407k
39
40 %
15,300
95
*93 7k
95
*93 7k
95
94
94
947k
94%
270
*94%
96
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96
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96
*95
96
95
95
120
*97
98%
*97
98%
♦97
987k
*97
98%
4
18
106% Apr 30
108% Mar 14
41
43
24%
50
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp.
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
No par
3
94% May 11
97
Mar 7
97
41%
257k
1
Sugar
Jan
43 74
25 %
4
Inc
Co
Great Western
95
43
25%
1
Batteries
Financial Corp.
90
43%
257k
10
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Granitevllle
8,600
437k
1
issued
Mining
4,900
1
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&
8,200
68.000
a
5
*
Co
Great Western
37% Jan 31
87% Jan
3
26,200
46%
42% Jan
2
18,300
4374
Great Northern
44% Apr
43% Apr
38%
47
47% Feb
78% Feb
387k
447k
25
27% Jan
360
38%
104
48
4074 May 11
1
104%
38 Vb
104
477k
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co..X
Great Nor
Iron
Ore
Prop__No par
3
200
104%
38%
105
48%
24% Feb
62% Feb
10
83,500
99%
3974
8
3
16,100
26%
9974
47%
Granite
21
13%
25%
99%
38%
2
57% Apr
43% F&b
12%
26%
99%
49
2
94% Jan
*99 7k
*104
137 a
2574
3974
Brothers
3%%
100
105
a
100
397k
Co
(W
*104
168,000
48%
Co
Granby
105
2,300
227 a
1
Products
When
*104
600
27
26%
2274
13 7k
14
277
27
*2674
80c
11
9
4,000
38%
15% Apr
8
%
187k
29 % Jan
11
12,100
33%
34%
49 % Jan
55
Apr
34% Jan
24% Apr
33,100
337k
33% May 11
15
674
34%
12% Apr 30
23% May 11
76% Jan
2
Feb
43
67k
67k
33%
Grand
30
12,600
41%
41
*41%
43
67k
337k
2
Jan
*4174
6%
34%
29
93
43
6%
33%
Alden Corp
Glidden Co
7%
257k
44
3474
preference
&
Green
25%
43%
*4174
2.50
20% Jan
35% Feb 28
43
600
1,200
14,600
6.67
34% Jan
May
footnotes,
4274
25%
43%
*41%
30
Jan
49% Mar 29
41
257k
43
1
_i
No par
23
75
For
26
Gould-National
38
33% Jan 12
86%
37 74
247k
9
2
13
867a
36%
3774 May 11
May 11
2,600
257a
preference
Great
113%
87
547/8 Feb
60"% Jan
1137k
37 7 k
72% May 10
37% May 11
16% Jan 17
May
114
8674
Goodyear Tire & Rubber____No
46
660
265,600
247k
Goodrich
5
517k
114
52%
377k
4
29
Dec
11474
517k
87
2
36% Jan
106
527k
11474
12,900
27 %
114
114
3774
72% Jan
13
9
x51%
1,100
52
87
44% Jan
11
Jan
54%
114 74
26%
27%
115
36%
May 1
38% May 10
45% Jan
9
Dec
102
52
114
12 74
25% Jan
114
547b
42 7k
12% May 4
52% May 11
20% May lo
267k
28
115
37%
Co
8174 Mar 19
18%
27%
115
86%
Inc
144% Jan
7
&
Goebel
3
10
Tire
Genesco
Grant
19 %
287k
115
25
Globe-Wernicke
7
93% Apr
104% Dec
18%
27%
115
12%
Dec
4
29 7k
4274
44
28
54%
20 %
115
12 7k
79
Oct
19 7k
28%
42 %
3
Jun
19%
16,800
5
3
91
28,000
19%
10
Jan
101
82
187 k
90,900
123,600
86%
(series B)
4
2774 May lo
24% Jan
2
47% Nov 13
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
46 7k
787k
1974
167k
32% Jan
35% Jan 18
85
Sep 20
86% Jan
4
46 7 k
83
187k
12%
31% May
Aug, 2
27% Oct 12
47
8174
17
140 V4 Mar
40
47
847k
12%
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
477k
82%
16%
1
May 19
96% May 24
477k
85%
12%
39% Jun
Mar 22
48
x84 7k
1
20
27
48
86
5
23
146
48 %
85 7k
Glen
44% Dec
3
48
Gladding McBean & Co
51% Feb
13
20
Mar
4,300
285,,
71
Ginn
Apr
12%
27%
69
37 74
General Tele & Electronics
General Time Corp
Grace
11%
1274
9,200
287k
32% Mar 21
86% Mar 23
6 %
6
a
7174
19
53
12 Ye
61
27 74
Gimbel
1
2,300
6
697 k
43% Mar 15
14
140
36
71
Gibralter
Jan
83
35%
7074
Gillette
2
39%
83
36
71
2
15% Feb
397k
83 7k
70%
5
45% Feb
6,200
39%
*32
x35%
71%
Mar
4
1,600
>
13
Jan
1% Apr
16 %
16 74
17
29%
53
11% May 11
4,000
12%
55
13
120
9%
2874
Oil
14% Sep
82%
9
13%
Portland
11% Jan
67k
6,800
*82
9%
16 7 k
9,500
30%
Giant
35% Jan
79
36 7k
Getty
14
51% Jan
36%
Gerber
14% Feb
33% Jan
367k
2
11% May 10
40% Apr 30
8
36%
21
28
May
36 7 k
16
Nov
3
837k
*
-
■
*■-
7 %
674
IV*
83
87
preferred
47
1% Jan
17%
40
83%
67k
9%
397k
167k
39%
67k
7%
82
90
65 %
Telephone Co of Florida—
Mar
3
9%
17%
6
•62%
127k
*114 7k
Industries
27
Jan
7%
83 %
82
Feb
2374 May 11
16% May 8
9%
40
Feb
4
77k
*83
82
19
39% Apr
6774
39%
20
May 11
38% May 11
65%
4,400
107,700
101
41
"
*17%
62% Jan
2
67%
a
44%
*99
43%
27 7
277k
28 %
101
437k
83
6 7k
900
427k
17%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
15% May 10
9%
277 k
*99
4,100
12%
387k
Signal
28
5%%
77k
83 7k
28%
101
39%
3
15% Jan
13
9%
58% Jan
Mar
16% Jan
9%
7%
*83
19
May 19
24% Oct
7%
837a
13
21
18
667k
68%
28%
44
42% Feb
21
57% Dec
43
106% Apr
2-
12
*99
200
20%
12
113%
Refractories
$5
100
23 %
19%
12 %
1137k
Utilities Corp
General
General
General
29
99 7k
*22%
20
87
*37%
Service
5
30 % Apr
4
102% Feb 23
28%
a
19%
30
15
preferred
22 % Mar 28
Mar 14
29
102
23 7
*12 7k
No par
series
Precision Equipt Corp
Public
12%
No par
Public
General
20
12%
13%
1%
Advertising
General
7% Jan
20
127k
Mar 22
36
51% Dec
Corp common
$3.75
conv
237k
20%
12 7k
30%
1
General Portland Cement Co
$1.60
23%
23 7k
20 Vb
12%
67 74
3
59
Jan
*23%
23 7k
21
43 Vb
100
General Outdoor
44% Feb
2,900
3074
70%
__No par
preferred
Preferred
8,000
3%
23 %
38% May 10
43% May 11
50% Jan
8
3
6
Corp
30% Mar
General
25% Jan
24% JUn
1
Instrument Corp
Mills common
Motors
485,.
3%
1
Co
preferred
General
Apr
47%
3%
5
Foods Corp
General
107% Jan
8
Finance
General
337k Jan
12
52
General
5
Jan
110% Dec
78
53% Mar
Jan
13
27
Electric
30
Dec
37% Jan 23
5% Jan
3
General
48 %
3%
69 %
6
137k
Corp__2
Corp
787/2 Mar 12
96
18% May 1
26% May lo
108% Jan
2
51 Vb May 11
1
Finance
Contract
78% May 11
21
38% Sep
5
113
May 31
58
General
47%
37/a
447k
*80
36%
100
Controls Co
28% Oct 31
17
5
No par
com
4%
Dynamics
26% Jan
14% Jan
Corp
__2
General
2
42
No par
General Bancshares Corp
General Bronze Corp
49 7k
37k
68%
772
83%
97k
17%
38%
Transportation__1.25
Co
common
5
General Baking
1,300
47%
3 7k
42%
5
General
15
100
Texas
of
1
Nov
13% Jun
Co
9
58
12
100%
100
Oil
General Amer
48:"
3%
*23%
21
12%
29
com__i
19
55% Apr
92% Jan 25
No par
Investors
6% Apr
107% Nov
24
1
$4.50 preferred
General
•
50
36% Feb
10
Jan
9
42% Mar 15
83
$0.60
Corp
voting pref
16% Jan
19
26% Jan
2
preferred
Acceptance
27% May 10
67% Apr 30
24% Oct 24
29
2074 Jan
18
convertible
General
11% May 11
68% Jan
Oct
Apr
4%%
__2
Industries Inc common-1
46% Mar 20
37 Vi Jan
53
8% Mar 27
90
l
6
Corp
Wood
34% May
1
5% Feb 15
80% Dec
2
31
ApT 31
106% July 14
40% Jan
3
104
Jan
6
Jan
Feb
Gar
;_5
24
Mar 27
8
3
Oct
25
Mar
May 7
44% May 11
Garrett
.5
Co
22% Mar 21
45% Jan 31
18
17
12% Oct
Jan
137/b Nov
10
102
86
22
22% Feb 27
Oct
75
4% Mar 19
Inc
Gardner-Denver
Mar 12
Corp
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred.
Gustln-Bacon
Mfg Co
100
*76
*77
*106%
107%
*106 7k
107%
♦1067k
1077k
*106%
107 %
100
*107%
108%
*107%
1087k
*107%
109
♦10774
109
2.50
3274
30%
31
,29 7k
100
.
33
31%
32
30%
*97
98%
*106%
107%
107%
107%
10
29%
3.100
'29
Volume
Number
195
6159
.
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The Commercial and Financial
(2271)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
«%...
LOW ANI) HIGH
STOCK
YORK
Monday
Tuesday
May 8
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 7
May 9
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Sales for
Thursday
May 10
Friday
the Week
May II
Shares
H
53'A Jan
25 Vg Jan
4
66
Apr 19
39% May 18
42% Jan
3
60% Nov
30
60% Jan
51% Jan
14
143/4 May 11
Nov
29
21% Oct
24
28% Feb
9
3
112% Feb
13
23
Oct
91
r
26% Jan
29% Nov
36
26% Aug
1
33% Dec 21
42% Oct
>
Jun
Jan
6
24% Jan
4
15
(W F)
27% Jan
2
Hallicrafters
2
Hamilton
Jan
3
36 % Jan
Hammermill
31
34 % Jan
Hammond
4
34% Jan
15
Hanna
48% Mar 13
May 11
13
39% Jan
2
5
53% May 11
75% Jan
2
Harris-Intertype
7
28
17 % Jan
1127
403/4 Sep
733/4 Nov
21
Nov
28
7
3
.
20% May
19
46% Apr 24
86
Jan
74 % May 25
35
Jan
29
Apr
30
29% Jan
46% Nov
34
"
38% Nov
Jan
36 % Mar
40
Jan
3
67% Jan
4
Nov~17
115
112
53 % Sep
19
20% Jan
3
26
Sep 25
2
18% Nov
Oct
86
69 % Dec
39:t,
39%
40
40
40
40
40
40
22%
22%
22 %
22 3/4
21%
23
21%
23
243.;
25%
23%
24'%
23
24
22%
24
22%
22%
21 %
22%
20%
21
20%
20%
53
53
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53 %
52%
51
52
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88%
*87%
88'%
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A—1
39 %
39%
39 5 H
2
2
Helene
3.65%
6
Helme
11
|W
El
(G
Wl
Hercules
5%
Feb
14
2
Hewlett-Packard
4
6
20
24% Jan
12
30
Apr
14% Oct
31
34
July 14
1
70
42
May
13
2
30 % Feb
19
8
17% Jan
May
7 % Apr
2
1
Holland
9
Electronics
Hoffman
8% Feb
Nov
53% Jan
16
3
40% Jan
2
Holt
28
Rinehart
44% Mar 28
51% May 11
Homestake
22
43% Aug 28
33 % May 10
7
90
Apr
5
88
2
29% Dec
7
26% Jan
2
33/4 Apr
30
93
Mar
3% Dec
15
16% Dec
18
16% Jan
3
36
Sep
22
6
Apr
19
10
Mar 10
24% Nov
$4.25
Mar 22
102 % Apr
25
$5
35 % Feb
15
Hoover
Jan
12
5
17% Jan
38% Jan
5
40 % May
13
35% Jan
3
90% Jan
10
92% Jan
4
7% Oct
20
3434 Jan
15 % Dec
72% Dec
10
21
3
40
Sep
29
37
Jan
18
6
23
July
7
17
Jan
2
26:%
*26%
27%
300
11%
II7,.
10,400
800
11%
11 Va
7%
7%
7%
774
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7%
7%
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32%
31%
32%
303,,
31%
*30 %
31
1,600
*30%
30%
*30'/4
30%
*30%
30%
30'4
30%
*30'A
31
1,000
33 %
33%
33%
32%
33
32%
33%
33 %
12%
12
11%
8
33
49 3
35%
90%
*89
101%
102 %
102
102
33 %
3%
35 7
35 %
33%
34
4
,i
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49 %
35%
33%
347,,
89%
90
90%
102%
102
*102
32%
33%
3%
49
34%
48%
48%
47%
8
11%
89%
91
No par
5
11%
33%
1,200
33%,
10,400
49'%
517,,
18,300
33'%
34%,
22,500
*90
91
60
102
101*%
102%
440
32
31 %
4
37«
3%
7%
31%,
32%
6,000
50%
51%
4934
50%
49%
50%
13,600
80
50
51%
100
100
100
*79
Power—No par
-1
106
preferred—,
&
4
513
8
16
4
4
4,900
80%
*93%
*79
80
80
*80
81
*80
81
10
86%
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87
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87
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88.
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87
150
95
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95
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95
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95
95
96
20
107
86%
105
1Q1
102
105 %
103%
.
106%
100
:
103% .a,
10-%.
7,300
-
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11%
*10%
11%
10:!.,
10%
10%
-1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
,..13%
13%
12%
13%
20,400
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
2
53 711
54
x53'%
54%
53%
54
53 %
53%
53
53%
2,600
Corp
Co
Sound
6
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
series
series
13
54 %
54 %
100%
100%
101
101
*993
100
100
1
50
5
A—
B
Hupp Cor]) common
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
3
21 % Feb
x26%
4,700
32 %
common_No par
Finance
28
Jan
27%
7%
28
51%
4.40 %
9% Mar 26
39
27 %
12
Hudson
7% Jan
11% Apr
28
28
48
preferred
preferred
9
Feb
*27 %
*27%
7%
51%
Household
Lighting
68% Jan
27%
300
StorCs
101% Mar
28 %
1,000
Hdwe
101
X27%
5,200
Howard
4
7%
28%
7 711
40%
Houston
2
7%
28
8'A
40'A
8
Jan
8%
29
40%
4
Jan
1,040
8%
28%
40 %
9
97
9
73
8%
40%
Jan
97
Jun
*72 Va
5,000
40%
56% Apr
503/4 Mar 14
12
99 % May 24
100
15,900
16
40%
17% Feb
3
1,500
25%
15 %
'
24:'.,
24%
40 "A
May 11
5134 May
74
24%,
>
40%
96
8
74
*73
15%
29%
1
preferred
convertible
9
58% May
74
26',,1
20%
Jan
3
16
243/8
*73%
26%
tt
24%
xl5%
25%
26%
157u
401
4%
Jan
*24%
16%
73 %
73 'A
24%
26:1:,
16
*8%
8
33/4%
45
24 3
243/4
26 %
-
100
7,800
16%
Mar 29
119% Mar
52
'A
Mar 23
713
51
37/e
$2.25
57% Mar 20
May 10'
52
19
88
10% May 10
12% May 11
51%
16%
82
100
51%
4
4
7
51%
16
10
11
51%
12,600
20%
Jan
15% Mar 23
51%
70
16
Jan
23% Apr
52
100
35%
20'A
Jan
127% Dec
35
*65
16
76
3
70 %
36%
75
21
83
10
70%
*70
75
20%
47
27
100
115%
*15%
9
10% Dec
*114%
21%
13
86% Jan
115 %
>.8,700
207,i
80% Jun
14% Jan
*114',.:
1,000
41%
40
*15%
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90
115%
*•
15%
19
1
114 %
16,700
'A
39
21%
23
Nov
41'A
16 Va
37%
*38 %
15%
741/4 Feb
"93%
42%
15%
39'A
7.600
20%
33% Jan
10
41%
35 %
Co
1,300
39%
35%
73
Corp
5%
,81% Aug 16
88 % Jan
44'A
*883.4
C
ser
88%
29 %
12.50
Bearing
&
9,900
51 %
150
of America common—1
convertible preferred
25
2
18
Hotel
1
7
Ball
,21%
39
38
No par
2nd pfd
div
20%
*87 %
16%
37%
*38 %
common—5
Corp
preferred
16,600
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
5
23% Mar
15% May
5
60% Sep
Hooker
14
19 % May 11
8
40% Dec
3
90 % Feb
23%
36%
32
Inc
12,400
v
35%
10
1—30
Mining
Chemical
41% Jan
9
Jan
Winston
&
2,900
23 %
37%
5
30% Jan
83% Feb
20
Corp
Co
Furnace
303/4 Feb
16
25
50c
A
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred
41% Apr
34% Jun
4
series
30% Mar 28
9
100
5
2.50
common
pfd
conv
36% Mar
30
30% May 10
May 26
5%%
Corp
8%
40
513,,
.
3,200
15,700
36%
15%
38'A
115
11,600
"
2,400
36%
16%
preferred series A
8
39%
42
22%
48%
39%
*
33
21%
88 %
38%
16%
32%
22%
*38 %
16%
10,300
20%
32%
4,000
.
40
:
41%
25
Hotels
39
39%
39
17%
*70
27%
Corp
*87%
90
57 "2
31%
:
•
8 %
38%
75
16%
Hilton
53
88%
4,400
,33%.
37%
26%
Hill
8%;
8%
38%
127
37 74
25
3 % %
4
33% Feb
11
8%
39%
16%
115
1
Co
'■V
800
7,800
18,600
32 %
22
38%
114
5
Inc
8%
»v
20%
*38%
8
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com__l
Hewitt-Robins
8
Jan
1
11 %
11% Mar 13
31% Aug
74
17
27% Jan
28
29% May 10
40%
Jan
7 s,a May 10
27% May
17%"
39 3
44%
*70
-No par
Co
Jan
Mar 22
6
Hertz
39% V
44
114
Corp
*8
39
preferred-No par
A
Chocolate
29
Jan
29% Feb
2
class
conv
19% Jan
Nov
19
65% Jan
$2
37
43%
29
Hershey
24% May 10
16
% Dec
3
24% May 10
72
8
Jan
40% Mar 27
8 %
39
100
preferred
15% May 11
6
29% Apr
82
Powder
4
7
17%
*38%
common
21
10
Jan
25c
10
preferred-_25
common
1 1/24
Co
&
28% Mar 30
7% Feb
class
non-cumulative
7 %
Mar 21
Industries
Curtis
Heller
17
preferred
8%
300
53 %
V,
22
53
Apr
28% Apr
30 y4 Jan
66
57%
20%
1
13
56 %
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Feb
483] Apr
6
573/4
21
115
1
56
21%
Co
Marx
10,700
93
38
20%
Chemical
16%
21 %
*126
33%
22 %
70% May 10
18
39
127
33
21%
9
Jan
58%
*126
333/4
32%
33H4 May
108
56%
127
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33 %
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50
58 %
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3814
39%
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34%
21
19 % Apr
May 11
56%
39
39'%
127
33%
33:,8
38% Apr
6
39%
127
'»
35%
20%
443/4 jan
36% May 11
17
20
4
18
48
40
127%
29%
31
Mar
88
29 %
28%
Aluminum Inc
1
Hat Corp of America common
1
5% preferred
50
Haveg Industries Inc
40c
Hayes Industries Inc
5
Hazeltine Corp
No par
Heinz
(H J) Co common
8.33%
2
64% Jan
3
87
28 %'<
28
28% -28'A
35
Harvey
Mar 29
31% Jan
9
48 3,4 May 11
Mar 16
15
Jan
27%
28 34
28%
29%
34%
Corporation
Schaffner &
Hart
30% Mar 23
18
28%
28%
28%
21%
3
9
28 Ve
28
28%
30
32%
.7 93/4 Jan
Jan
33%
34
20
|,11
33%
21 %
13% Feb
May 11
333.,
32%
4
•"
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35%
30% Jan
42
34%
*33%
14 a.«
21%
*90
21%
8
35% Jan
93
32%
20% May
20
16 %
22%
*90
28%
1
1.25
Corp
153/4
*21 %
93
34'/a
9
30
127%
17
22%
34%
34
400
16%
*89
28%
1
Inc
34%
72
21%
17%
21%
92
213/8
29% Oct
73/4 Apr
x39%
World
&
17
*21%
'
♦88
31 %
24
39% Feb
91
35 %
25% Oct
21 %
17%
21%
*88
33
Harshaw
37% Mar 23
27
17%
*21%
22%
Harsco
4
6
433/8 Mar 15
6,800
35 %
1
24% Jan
32% Mar
47% Apr
18% Nov
2.200
55
*70
33
38% Feb
20 % May 10
6
31%
54%
71
213/4
May 10
27% May 18
36 % Dec 18
13
30%
55
x71
5
36% Aug
3
27
31%
54 3/4
72
5
4
8% Feb
31
553/8
com__7.50
preferred
23
37 "/a Feb
313/4
54%
2.50
1
2.50
Co
Refrac
Harcourt Brace
32% Dec
72
31%
54%
31%
54
100
128% Apr
31
73%
31
54%
34 %
Co
Harbison-Walker
2
32 % May 11
6%
*72
32%
100
Co
A)
7
123% Jan
723/4
1
common
preferred
Paper
Sep
May 24
44 3A
23% Jan
81
Co
Organ
(M
72%
54%
1
Co
Watch
convertible
4 %
20% Jan
49% Feb
Co
27% Jan
108
.27% Apr 30
27% May
1
38
12
32%
5
Printing Co
Halliburton
5
Water
Hall
14
Apr
80 % Dec
19
46
Dec
128
9
35
38
16
58% Mar 28
31
120% Jan
Nov
35% Dec
3
22
20% May
2
88% Apr 26
303/i Apr
9
25
Hacke-nsack
36 '% Mar 22
59% Feb
74
31
<30% May 11
20
100%
100
100
1
53%
527/h
54%
814
7%
38 %
38 %
*373.,
38 3
18%
187,,
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19
8
53%
100%
8%
x51%
52 s,,
xl00%
101
*100
100%
101
x99
*10%
11
51
500
527,,
12,800
*99%
100%
260
100
99
100
180
73,4
7%,
7%
7%
7%,
*373.,
38%
*37%
38%
38%
38%
200
18%
„
774
18 5/«
17%
18
17 71,
17%,
1,900
23,700
08
17%/a.A /;
■
■;
May 31
39'% Oct
10
30% May
25 Va
Apr
28
32% Sep
15
23'A Apr
31% Jan
3
41
Jan
4
43
Aug. 18
47'% Aug. 21
44'% Jan
4
Nov
16
32% Jan
23
50
10
43
Jan
48 % Oct
11
4474 Dec
19
Oct
10
45
Jan
50% Nov
14
50
Jan
3
71% Jaiv
3
145
Idaho
2
Ideal
3
2
Illinois
Central
37% May 10
42% Jan 16
40'% Apr
25
Illinois
Power
preferred
Mar 28
4.70%
preferred
preferred
preferred
52
44'% Feb
5
5
4.20%
26
43% Mar 30
Indiana
56'/4 Jan
25
64
49% May
46
94% Aug
S
152
Nov
64
14
151
Mar
9
26
19
Jan
4.42%
2
7'A Feb
May 11
Jan
30% Apr
9
15
preterred
4.26%
32'% Jan
674 Jan
No par
common
4.08%
9
50% May 44
70
Nov 27
20
Co
9
47% May
2
Co
RR
46% May
46% Feb
Feb
5
Co
46% Feb
4774 Apr 12
447% May 22
8
5
Co
Power
Cement
37% May 10
29% May 11
5% Jan
2
37
17
46
Jan
29'% Jan
4
30
5
87
General
Indianapolis
When
50
50
50
50
50
1
Light-No par
Corp
&
Power
No par
issued
Industria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
No par
100
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
Jan
18
Jan
5
40'% Jan
3
49% Dec
12
37% May 11
48% Jan
2
Inland Steel
33 74 Jan
3
58% Dec
29
50
Apr
19
59
Apr
2
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
35% Jan
30
55'% Dec
20
46
May 11
54
Jan
2
Insuranshares
Ctfs
35
Oct
27
47'A Apr
17
32% May
1
39% Jan
22
Interchemical
Corp
90
Jan
18
95
12
91'% Jan
8
98
237a Jan
2
21% Jan
447
42% Jan
142'% Jan
34
3
May 19
Jan
3
4
5
Apr
27% May 31
607
Oct
25
55 74 Jun
9
430
57
85% Mar
36'A May 16
29
May 11
32% Jan
72% May 11
85% Jan
15% Jan
Dec
28
5
167% Sep
20
7
23 'A Nov
2
28
9% Apr
2
159'A Mar
9
Feb
8
7%
16
100
1
96
International
Nickel
Mining
of
19
International
Packers
May 10
38'% Mar 16
International
Paper
2
97 Via Feb
16
7% Jan
2
10% Feb
26
Jan
5
18% Jan
35% Apr
47
11
54
May 10
12 'A May
9
26% May 11
427« Apr 17
7
123% Mar
$4
No par
Limited
common
preferred
5%
100
preferred
4
International
Rectifier
36
Mar 26
International
Resistance
29
98
Jan
3
International
Salt
Dec
19
387% Jun
6
26% Feb
1
29
Feb
27
International
35% Nov
30
29% Jan
2
41'A Apr
24
International
39% Nov
22
Co
137'%
32'% Jan
11
44% Jan
4
60% Apr
4
42
108'% Nov
2
1187% Dec
13
98
May 10
Mar 13
/May
.
39% May 11
9
58'% Jan
115'% Jan
7%
12
4%
25
2
50'% Jun
13
45% Apr
24
50'A Mar
7
5274 Nov
22
36% Jan
26
50 % Jan
2
20 'A Jan
4
26% Nov
30
23
Jan
29
25'% Jan
3
Interstate
53
Feb
2
Iowa
427% Jan
40% Jan
23
45
Co—
Power
3
62'% Nov
21
21
59% Jan
41% Jan
3
517% Nov
24
45% Jan
19
52% Apr
12
Iowa-Illinois Gas
38% Jan
10
5
44'A Feb
27
50
Apr
27
Iowa
33
Jan
21% Jan
113
Oct
3
18
17'A Oct- 24
13% Oct
24
13'A Jan
3
80'% Jan
27
49
Dec
28
24
122% May 10
118
337-2 Dec
24% Feb
20
17% Mar
21% Nov
May
Jan
1
24
16% May 11
12% May lo
2
27
i8'% Apr
857% May 19
13
48% Feb 14
83
Nov
3
83
Jan
3
527% May 11
81% Nov
20
86
Jun
27
847% Mar 21
55% Feb
13
74% May 22
48% May 11
2
16'A Jan
10
Jaeger
24% Feb
21
Jefferson
59% Feb
13
Jan
3
2172 May 26
15% Apr
24
17% Jan
4
37
Sep. 26
Mar 20
29% Apr
30
40% Jan
4
For
footnotes,
see
page
25.
102% Mar 26
37%
38%
46%
46%
46%
45%
45%
*45%
46%
48
47%
47'%
*47'A
48
*47%
48
51 %
52
*51'%
52 7%
52
*52
52%
100
49%
*49
49%
50
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47
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47
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36
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35
60 72
59 "2
60
59%
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59
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58%
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29%
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6%
1,200
65%
19,300
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31
6'%
65
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39%
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53 72
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51'
48
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97
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97
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4
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29%
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29%
29%
29%
291%
29%
29
76%
77%,
77%
75'%
76%
73%
75%
72'
26
26%,
157
42%
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26
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450
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11%
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32
32%
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32
96
95%
95%
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8
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48
48
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87
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30 'A
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11
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7%
47
10%
7%
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27%
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39
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8,100
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101
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700
42
42 7,,
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47 72
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47
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47
42%
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42'%
39%
42
39
40'%
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40%
30,100
24%
24%
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24%
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24%
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25
24
24%
5,200
57 7
57%
57
57
56%
56%
56
56
55 %
55%
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49
49
50
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48
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47 7«
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4,300
48
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48
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47'%
47%
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48
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8,600
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42
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18
18
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43
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121
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24%
25'%
24%
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17 74
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17'%
127%
.
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24%
25'%
121
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13
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20'%
20
20%
19
19'%
18%
85'%
85 7%
85
85
85
85
59
59'%
58%
59 'A
58
59'A
56 Va
58 7a
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87'%
87'%
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87'%
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12'%
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49'A
12%
51'A
90%
90%
88
50c
21%
22 y#
21 Va
21%
55'/e
56%
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56
547%
55'/a
53'/a
102%
102'%
102":,
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102%
102'%
15 74
15'%
15'%
15'%
30%
31'/a
30'A
30%
102
"15%
15%
30'%
31'A
"
1
56%
5,500
130
9,400
87%
49%
48%
19,500
88
8974
21'A
22%
8,800
54%
53'H
54 "4
52,000
102'%
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102%
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1
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1,300
9
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89'A
22 7%
4,600
87
52'%
50%
50%
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900
13
18%,
*85
87'%
2,400
17%
12%
19'A
87
12%
/
121
161/4
17%
51%
100
5.300
12,200
.
39'A
22'A
1
150
13 74
27%
42 72
100
Co
800
47
42%
1
Manufacturing
100
77„
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X27
91'A
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11,900
57,300
42
common
preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M> Co
10%
96
47
20'/a
5%
1,000
38.500
31'-,
*95'A
47
100
297:?
74%
,
31
96
12,100
29%
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1,290
85
10'%
13
22,100
41
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517%
.
157%
39%
85
Jones & Laughlin Steel common-lO
-
6,000
97,100
51%
41
31
48'%
12 %
29
26
27
27
x38%
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Inc
100
520
49',,
157
*95'A
7%
7%
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13
..
3,600
3,300
H
460
444
39%
11
33
1
51%
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85
32 %
26'
459%
50%
42%
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*95%
2
26.700
97
22'%
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39
52
,
33 %
489%
8'A
1,700
46
48
52 7-4
48 7
12,700
160
39%
52'%
•
26 '/„
1
Corp
47
3
64
160
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66
475 74
pfd__100
Johnson
20
38
92'A
&
410
60%
*>
Co
5274
38 %
38
*119
5
;
Lt
*52
52
2
8
15,800
38%
*45%
*47'A
22'A
73% Jan
Mar
39
38'%
46%
48
91'%
Jonathan
101
39
38%
*45%
5174
Johnson
3
38 %
38
6,300
*47 'A
5
Johns-Manville
7
**2
13,200
5
7
53 74 May 10
.
Co
preferred
2
APr
20'% May
12,200
5
Co
Sulphur
Inc
Feb
Jan
48
3%%
Co
29% Jan
Z!H8 Sec 12
!02
4
Lake
1
^
13
Dec
Machine
Tea
Va
38'%
1
Jewel
Mar 29
50c
common
2
86
10
Co
Breaker
7574 jan
3
4
Coal
Circuit
Jersey Cent Pwr &
56'% Jan
96
I-T-E
7
4
^ar
&
Light
Feb
3
Dec
Creek
8
87 ;
&
preferred
21'A Mar
15'% Jan
8
$6
Power Co
5
Electric Co—1
Light &
Power
Island
122 % Mar 12
73 7% Jan
30
Elec
25
38',,
3.50
Mar
12
27
12
25
38%
45%
217% Jun
4874 Jun
31%
24 %
102'%
40'% Jan
U
31
24%
37%
com_No par
& Tel
100
International Utilities Corp com—5
$2 convertible preferred
-25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
33'% Jan
31 %
25%
39%
13%
pfd series B__
conv
31%
25
38%
30%
8.33%
32
317%
25 Va
39'/a
13 '/a
No par
31'%
25
39
30%
No par
com
31 %
26
39%
1
preferred
International Tel
2
May 10
——
Silver
31'A
25%
_10c
Corp
Shoe
23% July 12
86
1
2.50
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
94'A Dec
26
5
Corp
Canada
Jan
24
com—5
100
31
697% Mar 28
100
:
Chemical
&
95
14% Feb
No par
preferred-
11
30
Machines—5
common
Nov 17
38 74 Oct
5
common
preferred
4%
Int'l
1
Inc
Corp
Minerals
Int'l
6
No par
:
Business
Harvester
Int'l
3
Dec
Jan
Iron
International
15
87
Jan
Co—.
preferred
Interlake
1
81
145
22% May 11
45'% Dec
57% Mar
4'%%
2
39% May 10
3
4
578'% Jan
49% May 11
6
27
7
Apr 26
<^Mar 16
14
24'/a Sep
19
29
,
27
58 V'4 Jan
12 % Dec
1
151
84'4 Nov
3
93% Feb
May
5
149'% Apr
54 Va Oct
77'% Jan
29% Jun
Jan
31'A
39%
-
30 Ve
.
15 %
15'%
15%
30
307%
30
.
2,200
600
15%
1.8C0
30 %
7.200
20 '
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 14/1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
,
Highest
YORK
,
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
May 7
Par
May 8
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Tnursday
May 9
Friday
May 10
May 11
;
the Week
Shares
K
29% May 11
49% May 23
29% Dec
1
88% Dec
22
108 % Apr
25
44% Jan
11
48% Jun
1
88% Jan
47
37
May 19
105
Jan
12
111% Apr
100
Dec
19
122
Jun
6
101
Jan
10
108
58 Ms Jan
17
87
Nov
6
71 % Jan
9
79% Mar 14
75 Va Jan
9
82
80 % Jan
9
83
84% Jan
27
92 y2 Feb
6
87
87% Mar 21
Oct
31
27
95 % Jan
89
Dec
15
89
Jan
91
Jan
80'A Feb
89
Jun
27
93
Nov
20
68 y2 Jan
3
93
Nov
9
36
Jan
10
39% Oct
5
50% Jan
4
70
Nov
37% Jan
3
54 % Nov
1
12% Jan
3
57
45
19
28% Nov 28
50% Jan
11
3iy2 Feb
23
25% Jan
3
73% Jan
3
94 % May 16
52
Jan
4
38 % Sep
27
32'/» Jan
4
76% Jun
21
16% Jan
7
14% Nov
14
36
Mar
41
66
Mar 28
31 % May 11
Feb
21
Kansas
Gas
Kansas
Power
3
5
25% Jan
9
19
23
79% Jan
65% May 11
3
33 % Mar
24
Jan
6
15% May
9
39% May 11
20
48% July 31
81V2 Jan
2
88
Feb
36% Jan
29
57
Apr
11
36% Jan
8
34 Va Dec
44% Dec
28
28
34% Nov
3
27
6
Jan
20 y4 Jun
11 Va Jan
Dec
14
Jan
12% Jan
16
27% Oct
34 % Apr
6
30 % Jan
39% Dec
11
24
Mar 16
44% Mar 14
29% May
2
20% May 11
*<o
115
109 %
*107%
112
*107%
*
Kern
County
Co
90 %
101%
Kroger
K
V
112
7734
82%
41%
*40%
100
89
400
77%
100
40'
90 %
100
94%
*92%
97
*95 %
200
94%
97
88 %
88
88%
41
*40%
Land
Co
40%
40%
Wire
Dutch
Inc
62
62
62
62
60%
61
50
50%
1,700
48
50
21 %
21
4734
48
203k
13,100
1934
20%
19
20
14,200
203k
2iy8
72'%
68%
70
64%
65
63
65%
34 %
33 Vb
61 %
63
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
31%
3234
3134
33
29%
32%
(E
34%
32%
34
33
33%
76%
77%
76%
77
75%
76%
79
79%
77%
78%
x77 %
78 VB
76%
35%
77%
36%
75 y,
78
35 %
36%
3534
363«
34
35%
34
3o%
34,300
36
35 7
35%.
2,200
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37
H)
37
37
36%
36%
35
70%
72
70%
71%
69%
71'A
67%
28%
28
28%
46 %
27%
28
28
16%
17
163a
163a
15%
16 %
10
41%
41%
41 %
41%
40%
41
85%
86
1
Co
75'A
69%
28%
100 g
100
&
76 %
1
Co
Inc
J)
753a
5
Airlines
6,000
4,300
> 8,100
34
1
common
500
6234
50%
70%
1
Co
3,300
62%
33%
2.50
Industries
&
1,900
82-
*89%
100
87%
41%
82
90%
*94
88%
76%
203a
No par
47%
50%
*85%
*15%
6534
30,600
7,460
68
19,900
26%
40'A
27
4,700
*15%
16
40
«
76
16
2,900
393 k
40'A
5,600
86
86
86 %
8634
8634
87
87
45'/a
47%
43%
4634
43%
46%
30%
44%
303k
303k
46 Va
30%
3034
270,800
30
30%
30 v
21%
21
21%
30%
2034
21
8,200
20 %
203 k
360
Paper Co
20%
15%
15%
15'%
15%
16
16%
15%
1
„
Sutherland
20%
5
16
25%
25%
15'A
25
1534
2534
24 %
25 %
2,000
24
24%
5
Co
Co
P
*106%
50
Kroehler Mfg
4
112
63
18
2
110
50%
21'»
Mar 12
200
XlJO
623a
10
30% Jan
*40%
200
110
*92%
*94
90
24.600"
49
*8034
97
*92%
97
313k
100
*89%
94 y2
94%
88%
*95%
X49
50
Kress
39% Jan
82y2
90%
100 %
*93
403a
25% Mar 12
2
*89%.
x29 y4
49%
.77%
Xl00%
*95
40%
30
May 10
*80%
90%
77%
101 %
97
io
31% May 10
83
*89%
*100
91
Kresge (S S) Co
(S
773-4
94 %
89%
8.75
preferred
Korvette
*81%
*89%
*100%
l
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
4%
78%
31%
100
l
Oil
Steel
Royal
83
*93
112
78
30%
*96
50c
Kerr-McGee
KLM
*107%
78%
*95
33%
*108
112
*81%
8
Koppers Co
107%
112
78%
par
Co
Keystone
25
July 20
Co
Kennecott Copper
Jan
*108%
loo
Co
5
91% Mar
112
*108
No par
Corp
Jan
46 y2 Feb
29
Kayser-Roth
86
8
49%
50
Light
Kendall
41
Vb Dec
&
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes
May 10
27% Feb
Electric
3
May 10
29
&
2
34
50
100
i
com
preferred
Jan
35
10
non-cum
48
3
9 6'A
*49%
100
Kansas City Southern
4%
42% May 23
96%
50
100
preferred
40% Jan
-
75% May 10
74% Jan
preferred
26
4
32 %
98
*49%
pfd—100
conv
preferred
7
31
*95%
50
100
preferred
4.35%
78% Mar 16
29% May 11
Feb
4.20%
Apr
26% Jan
61 % May 11
5
27
93
4.50%
50% May
May 11
Oct
57% May
4%
3
Mar 30
17
Jan
3.80%
8
24
32%
95%
Pr & Lt Co com.No par
preferred
100
12
95
9
preferred
333a
95%
*49 %
Kansas City
3
85
Jan
78
Apr
91 % Apr
Nov
11
(ser of 1959)
26
46
Dec
4%%
26
84
83
Mar 20
Apr
49% Nov
24
convertible
93
8
38 Vb Jan
20
90
4%%
33
100
preferred
23
100% May
26
33 Vhc
preferred
122
96% Nov
Corp
50
convertible
4%%
10
84% Aug 25
Chem
&
4%%
18
Oct
13
Alum
98% Mar 19
3
102
Dec
Kaiser
50% Apr
18
Jan
Mar 15
33
33%
24'A
25%
32%
33
33
21,40}
31%
32
31 %
31 Vs
2,700
19%
20'A
X32%
7.200
L
183k Mar 28
253k Jan
45
27
Apr 21
263k Jun
20
401k Jan
2
343k Dec
11
2634 Mar 12
31 % Jan
12
51
11
40 % Mar
40% Mar
Dec
40% Nov
253a Oct
24
41
16
Jan
26
293k May
143k Jan
3
21
2
41'A Dec
131
Oct
11 % Jan
3
2034 Dec
11
1 % Jan
4
16% Jan
4
3 y2 July 18
26 y2 Jan
3
34 Vb Jun
111
19
Dec
20
23 Vb Jan
4
48% Apr
28
Nov
32
28
36 % Jan
3
14
May 11
21% Jan
22
Jan
2
2134 Apr
3
9
39
163a Apr
33% Feb
215/k May
8
20
14
Jan
5
16
18% Apr
27
2 % Mar 21
1 % Jan
9
193k Jan
9
22 % Mar 22
Dec
4
36% Dec
14
7
60
Oct
5 %
15'A Jun
22
10
152 % Dec
6
-
r
12%. Jan
85 %
149
59%. Mar 16
42 %
May
56 %s Apr
17
183k Dec
15
29
4
26 y2 Jan
26
51% Aug
18
403k Apr
15% Jan
10
46 % Dec
22
2134 Oct
31
22 %2 Feb
135
2
Jan
11
4l3A Jan
4
100
Jun
16
85
Jan
13
87
Mar 29
39 % Jan
3
136% Jan
4
35
Dec
28
49 y4 Jun
29
13% Nov
1
53
Jan
3
14% Oct
26
35% Mar 29
14
12
27'% Feb
14
59'A May
104
89
21
Mar 19
17% Mar 12
110% Feb
8
May
6
155% May 11
44 % Jan
2
54% Mar 29
19 % Jan
2
57
Jan
2
152% Jan
2
1
24% Feb
13
Lone
Star
27 Va Jan
2
Lone
Star
1013k Jan
12
57
Mar 20
104
Mar 20
4
88 %j Jan
3
92'A May 11
90
Jan
3
96
723a Nov
29
51 Vb
May 11
142
1
63% Feb
6
Jan
9
24
40
Mar 20
May 11
11% May 10
64
Apr
35
Dec
28
32% Jan
63
Oct
24
151
57 V4
18% Mar 28
77
May
May 17
51
23»
4
11
15% Feb
May 11
1434 Jan
Apr
8
67% Jan
8
4
21% Feb
20
34%
34%
33%
34%
32%
33 %
33
33 3
a
30%
5,500
29%
30 <
28
29
28%
29
15%
14%
15 %
14%
14%
14
14 3
4
13,400
2,300
22 %
14%
15
14 3
19'A
18%
19%
19
23 %
10,400
14%
14 3
4
14%
19,500
19%
4
19'A
19%
14,100
10,100
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1%
1%
1 %
1%.
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1%
22%
1 %
1%,
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22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
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6%
21 Va
6%
6'A
6 %
6%
31%
32 %
31%
32%
31%
31 7 i.
34
32 %
32
32%
33%.
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3
54%
53 %
54 %
53%
54%
53%
55%
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15%
15%
54%
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26,900
14%
14%
13%
14%
13 TA
14 3 a
28,500
41%
21'A
20%
48 %
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23
23%
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series
E
preferred™. 100
102%
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149%
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11%
114%
44%
34%
35
110
114'A
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112 %
44%
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20%
20%
23 %
22 Vi;
22%
144
81,600
43'A
55,100
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103%
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49 Vk
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100
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93
96
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96
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150
92
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27,900
150
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34
34 %
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33%
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3,500
59
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59%
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58 %
57 %
58
5,600
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9,200
11%
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11%
11%
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52%
54
52%
53
16%
•
43,000
140
47%
52 %
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16 3 4
31,400
21,200
227 k
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103%
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35%
33%
207/a
22 %
49
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30%
20%
142 '
48 %
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r,:
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144
49%
59 7a
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50
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100
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42
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22%
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3,900
11%
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96
1
Co
48
10%
35 %
23%
54 %
3.33%
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47%
11%
34%
35%
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60%.
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11%
21%
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47%
11,900
66,000
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20%
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35%
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93
148%
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110%
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50
23 Vk
260
40
19%
11%
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100
:
11,600
155%
39%
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95
54%
48%
300
89
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40
11%
102
par
(Ky)_No
48%
93
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85%
154%
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113%.
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102%.
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20%
38%
39%
23
50%
5
common
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.
90
154%
-
34%
t-
145
49%
10
com
10%
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100
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35%
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38%
89
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41 %
20%
12
44
10
155
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35%
112
45 '
90%
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48
11%
113%
10%
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14
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21%
22
10%
38%
89%
41%
12%
110%
-
1
90
154 %
41%
37
10%
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153%
42 %
47%
*35
89%
152%;'
12
20
4.35%
&
90
x89
1521 k
50c
Corp
Steamship
3,400
53%
100
<M)
5,400
10%
10%
38
1
preferred
32 %
10 %
2.50
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville & Nashville
31 %
13,200
38
100
preferred
Co
31%
200
5,500
31%
10%.
100
<P)
31%
31%
38
25
com
preferred
B
317a
6
7
pfd
Inc
31%
6
5
Co
Inc—_
Co
33
6 '/a
10%
5
conv
.
6
38
No par
Lighting
Steel
24
22%
14%
D
Bros
22%
21%
14 %
18%
1%
:
Gas
Lowenstein
17 7 a
19 %
preferred
Lukens
17 %
14 %
series
Lykes
18%
xl8%
4.25%
7%
17%
6 %
Inc
Cement
conv
Lorillard
19
xl4%
5
series
18%
25%
«.
*21%
Corp
Theatres
5%
19
23%
:
1
common
Island
18%
26
No par
Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Long
7,200
19%
.24%
...
No par
Litton
4.84%
19
t
1
com
Corp
non-cum
May 10
12
20% Feb
Corp
6
23
8,400
3,500
49
15
Co
16
Dec
May 25
Belt
47% Feb
155% Jan
19%.
27%
4
30%
Products
Cup
52% Feb
May 3
47% May 11
18 3
1
Ling-Temco-Vought
Loew's
*39
15%,
Co
A
preferred
3%%
27
51%
15
Industries
Refineries
Lily Tulip
Lionel
27%
*41%
34%.
Cement
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Link
27',:
51%
30%
5
Navigation
Stores
30
22 Va
&
Fink
Lerner
19%
27%
15%
Corp
1
91 % Dec
146
Lehman
7 %
3
25% Jan
30
139
3
Feb
Apr
20% May
9
Apr
8
Feb
19%
27%
*41%
30 %
_5
conv
pfd series
Valley RR
&
19%
27%
50%.
x34%
Tire
Valley
$1.50
30% May 11
27
29 %4 Nov
170
35
100 %
Lehigh
19
27%
*40%
27%
50
1
Inc
Portland
Leonard
Feb
62
&
Coal
Lehigh
*40
No par
Corp__
Lehn
39
3
Rubber
Leesona
8
13
24
Jan
87 Vb Jan
Nov
7
1
25
193k May 10
47 %2 Jan
2
103k May 11
54%. Dec
71
9
43% Feb
36% Apr
9
16534 Dec
27
Feb
7
25
Inc
Lehigh
4
May 11
Lear
Lehigh
35% Feb
A
21
27%
4
series
50c
Lanvin-Parfums
Lee
20%
1
common
„
8
22'A Apr
10% May 10
523k May
Lane
6
Feb
1% Mar 16
1
32 V4 Jan
5
11134 Nov
15
Uo
preferred
Bryant
15% Mar
9
May
Jan
Gas
4.32%
24
8
31
1234 Sep 25
46% Aug 10
603k Mar
7
3
Apr
31 Vb Jan
5
146 y2 Jan
a1
23
10
16
4
3
Apr
36% Jan
9
10% Jan
44% Jan
5
8
Aug 31
813k Jan
40% Sep 26
23 Vb Nov
9
Mar
27
20
8
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
LacJeae
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
<
%
11%
51
53 %
6,700
16% •167a
3,900
.
.
"
M
27% Jan
12
41% Dec
6
30
32% Jan
3
May 11
14
37
Feb
10
45% May
2
47 Vk Feb
18
59 Vk
May
1
72
86
Jan
23
May 10
45% Dec
19
53% Sep
47 Vk Nov
44% Jan
16
74% Dec
82 Vi Jan
5
20% Feb
7
88% May
8
30% Dec 11
l%Jan
3
3 Vk Jun
14
7% Jan
2% Jan
3
10 Va Jun
14
8
38% Jan
4
70
Vk Jan
Dec
28
63
27% July 19
36% Jan
3
47% Nov
27
373A Jan
60% Jun
9
16% Jan
3
33% Dec
6
21 Vb Jan
3
4
30% Jun
1
16
2
3
15
3% Mar 27
3
10% Mar 21
74% Feb
56% Mar 12
32 3A Feb
23% Jan
1
8
27
8
7
5% Jan
27
22
24% Jan
22% Jan
17
38% Nov
15
27% May
5
Jan
10
35
14% Oct
23
26% Feb
28
13
4
65'A Oct
12
43
May 31
18
Apr 13
35% May 11
.56
50'A Dec
98 % Dec
4
97 % Mar 22
104A
Oct
24
27% Sep
44 Va Jan
74
25
4
Jan
22
61
Oct
13
23% Jan
47% May
6
26
Aug
30
May
8
28% Jan
,
2
32% Mar 20
1
58%. Jan
2
Co
Madison
Fund
60c
Field
Stores
Apr
19
83
19
75
$3.75 preferred
8
May
77% Feb
20
84
May 10
39% Apr
12
24% May 22
71% Jan
4
86% Jan
5
July 18
120% Nov
27
107
July 25
161% May 22
89
Nov
27
26
45
Dec
28
303A Jan
3
43
Nov
27
Aug 21
14% Jan
16
43'A Mar 22
19% Dec 15
27
24
49% Dec
Feb
78% Jan
3
MCA
2
McCall
105
Dec
14
Mar 22
Apr
27
47% Dec
30
Oct
31
16
Jan
6
3
4
125
97% Jan 25
126% Apr
4
104
Mar
3
49% Oct
88
9
93
19
__
May 24
31% Apr 10
30 Va
Aug 21
35% Feb
80
Jan
84
footnotes,
28
Aug 11
see
80
Apr
27
37% May
34
24
9
150% Jan
4
Apr
19
93
22
19
21
50
1
May 11
May 10
Jan
33 Vb Feb
20
Feb
40% Mar 15
343A Jan
•
2
16% Apr 12
40% May 10
19% Jan
4
49 % Feb
9
29
233A Jan
9
Jan
26
46% Jan
2
9% Jan
Sep
21% Dec
35% jan
19
Jan
4
12% Jan
31
39
11% Dec
39
25% Jan
16 Vb Jan
34% Feb
34% Sep
5% Jan
51'A Mar 29
page
27% May 11
20
Apr 11
41 % May
1
91
Jan
30
21% May 11
29% May 1
81 % Jan
25.
'
2
38% Feb
8
23% Mar 12
_
»■
48% Apr
94
12
Mar 15
26 3A Feb
32% Apr
85 Vb May
24 Vk
24%
24
24%
23
24
23
2%
2%
2%
44
45 %
43 %
44%
42
43 3
4
40%
42 3
40 5 „
41%
73,800
50%
50%
X50%
50%
48%
49%
47%
48%
47 •
47%
I,600
x27
27%
26%
27%
26
26%
26
26
1,800
24%
24%
24%
24 Vn
24%
24
24
6%
6 Vk
6%
5%
27%
24%
24%
1
5%
5%
27%
27%
29%
28%
4%
26%
•13%
*46 %
38%
39%
No par
100
*104
1
V
a
6
*
11,300
64
6,800
800
5%
5%
1,500
V4
26%
9,500
26 3
a
27
26
__No par
104
22%
5
50%
74%
&
Co
57%
37% ;
353a
37 Vb
4,000
104 A
22%
22%
21%
2IV,,
21%
47,600
29%
29%
29%
283»
29 Vk
4,400
50
51 Vk
X48%
50
8,500
*82%
75
83%
82%
83%
75
,
75
v
\
A
-
-
'
•
'*104
22%
"
30%
120
A
49 Va
49%
x82 %
82%
*82%
83 Vk
x82 %
82 Vk
*82 %
84
140
X75%
75%
*74%
76
460
*83
84%
<•'.
■
90
83
83
84
24%
22%
23%
22%
22 7
a
22%
23
30%
31
30%
30%
30
30%
29 %
30
3,600
57 Vk
57%
56%
57%
55%
56%
49 %
56 Vk
9,900
24%
24%
4
*45% -46
22%
104
23%"
57%
24%
24 %
24%
24
24%
43%
44%
42
43%
22
22%
21%
21 %
"83
;
45%
22%
22%
*82
*
45 V.,
22%
100
*111
113
1Q0
*101%
103
103
100
Inc
2,200
x36%
82%
*74%
*82 j
24%
*136
144
*133
113
;
113
110
103
100
82'A
83
82%
27%
26%
*132
103
'
24
42 Vk
2,200
21 %
21%
35,400
110
*105-;
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104
144
•"*128
145
4,800
111
104
►128
82%
84
82%
81%.'.
80
60
3,400
41'A
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~
145 •
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23%
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113
103
145
;
-
80'a
:20
120
...
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81
1,030
1
26%
25%
26 V«
25
25%
.24
2.50
42%
43%
42 %
43%
41
42%
41%
43%
41
1
36 Vk
37
36
37%
36
36%
35%
35%
34
35%
7.900
27
29%
28
28%
26%
28
24
26%
21%
25%
20,200
17%
17%
♦17
17%
17
17
16%
16"%
.900
par
44%
44%
43%
43%
42
43
40%
41%'
40%
41%
9.200
No par
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17 3
4
17%
1,600
41%
42 %
41%
39'A
40
39%
Corp
Co
(1st
I
83
No par
Co
preferred
.
31%
_
15,500
38%
51%
24 3
B
13%
45%
38%
82%
82 %
31%
III50c
13,800
%
44%
::
82%
*82
•
30
29%
82%,
24%
_
29
13
46 Vk
22%
83%
74
1
,
51%
28
14
45%
'
30%
51
82%
*82%
29
13%
28%
-
,V .104 A
'
A 29%
28%
13%
47%
104 A
38%
22 V4
29
13%
*46%
,
47
38 %
;;
la
22%
I...1
Inc
A
A
_9
_
.1
100
•
"
40%
18,600
10
IOV'4
II,800
28%
27 Vk
21
21
21
20%
20%
1.700
43
43%
42
20%
43%
20%
44
43 Vi
6-, 100
93%
*92
93 %
*92.
22%
*22
22%
22
22
30%
30%
30%
86
84%
85 %
.
21
44%
-r
43
92
22%
22%
30%
-30%
85
85%
-
22%-
30%
'
-■
-
27 %
21%
"*
.17
15,600
10 Vk
43%
*92
.
28
10%
29
"
17
•
16,900
43 V4
)0Vn
39%
10%
29
A
•
25%
•
27 Vk
42%
10%
29%
92
*
"
"■
29
-41%
10%
21%
5
No par
«"•
:
J
26%
10 Vk
series)II100
Cement'-.
Corp common
preferred series B—
*■
.
•
29
1
No par
10
,
Shoe
10
27
'
29%
13%
46%
n0 par
Mead Corp common
Portland
27%
,14%
com
Robbins
Medusa
26%.
•
46%
McLean Trucking Co—
McNeil Mach & Eng Co.
McQuay Norrjs Mfg Co
Melville
6
13%
Publishing
7
24%
29 %
1959 series—_100
Ray)
&
•
27%
12.50
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—_No
4%%
10'A
63
9%
1
preference
(J
&
23,290
9%
64%
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A~___l
McKesson
25,000
2%
9%
—.^...No par
Aircraft
(A G)
"
23%
234
2%
63%
preferred
preferred
preference B
McGraw-Edison
McKee
2%
2%
2%
9%
9%
3
6
7
24%
2%
No par
conv
McGraw-Hill
24%
600
65%
.
—;
conv
McDermott
1,320
9%
convertible
McDonnell
91
63%.
convertible
4%%
10,400
91
.5
_
Inc-
5%%
61
91
Co__II_I~4
McCrory Corp common—'
$6
60 Vk
90%
5
Mays (JW) Inc
Maytag Co—:
3%%
62
91%
68
Corp
May 11
62%
90%
"~1
Corp.
McCord
21
62
1945 setfies_No par
1947 series.No par
preferred
32 % Jan
41 %
!
23
22 % Jan
33A%
23% May 11
26
44% Dec
5
63
90 Vk
9%
called-—
preferred
22% May 10
29'A May 11
49% May 11
2
62%
90%
65 %
common
$3.75 preferred
Apr
3
94% Mar 16
Co
Corp___
83
35% Feb
63%
9%
Martin-Marietta,1 -Corp—
5
35% Feb
1,000
13,000
45%
4
70'A
1
Corp
preferred
21
4
301/k
39%
45 3
'
&
29
12
'
30
38%
45 3 4
"
Midland
70% Jan
83% Dec
32
39%
90%
,_i
Marquardt Corp__.
Marquette Cement Mfg
$3.40
*31'A
i
69
Corp
May Dept
45%
1
Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil- Exploration
Masonite
40%
45%
-
10
Manning
4%%
31%
39%
%
90
preferred—No par
(PRi & Co_„_
Manhattan
Shirt
Marshall
31 Va
40
45%
1
Inc
Mallory
Marine-
32
39%
45 3A
62%
100
Co
Maremont
31%
41 %
46
38%
] ' 45%
61 '
1
A
Copper
Magnavox
32 %
393a
*45%
1
common
series
convertible
Magma
32
5
Madison Square Garden
Corp—
Common
;
77% Feb
9
10
50
Inc
77% Jan
4
For
46 % Mar 15
'
.
preferred
1
3
23% Jan
13
(RH)
4%%
2
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
Macy
Inc
preferred
12
12% Jan
21
1
18% Jan
27
8
23
Mar
Trucks
5%%
Forbes
Aug
48% Jun
36% Jan
31
Apr
6
Mack
&
79% Dec
July
76
23
28% Jan
34% Mar 10
81
Jan
75
21
14
Mac Andrews
80% Aug
72% Dec
75 % Jan
68
31 % Nov
Apr
28
Feb
Mar
29% Apr
1
51 % Jan
26
8
47% Mar 20
26% Nov
% Jan
2
30% Jan
May 11
25 3A May
1
4
91
Jan
91% Apr
47
3
25
23
5
% Jan
34
20
44 Vk Mar 15
May 11
12 Vk Jan
_
40% Feb
X85%
'
.
30%
30%
85%
..
*85
10%
%\
-
-
43
;
93 %
*92
■
l;900
>
93%
'
10
"
-
21%
22
3034
4
31 Vi
85
85
1.200
>
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Number 6159
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Lowest
23
28
May 11
Feb
EXCHANGE
r
28
Mercantile
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
79% Jan
18
94% Mar 23
75
Apr
20
861/4 Dec
11
84% Jan
5
.87% Mar 21
24% Mar 10
37% Dec
*•••
9 Va Jan
33% Jan
v
3
Co
&
$3.50
Inc
Co
Inc
Mergenthaler
20
12% Jan,1 31
11
11% May 10
14% Jan
Mesabi
41 % May 10
52% Jan '12
•10% Apr
27
2
Trust—Units
Mesia
Machine
of
3
16
19
70% May * 8
Jun 15
87
38% Apr
Sep
82% Jan
< 3
86
891/2 Jan
10
97
.93% Jan - 2
96
78'/2 Sep
12
79
78
Sep
-•
58% Feb
15
12.50
Feb '
6
Mar 28
series
Jan
3
S07/8 Jan
4
28
93'/2 Jan
10
4
191/a Jan
3
123% Dec
19
42%
41%
42 Va
40%
41%
40 Va
41
85
86
85
85
85%
85%
*85%
86
97
*94%
97
*94%
97
85
*85%
86
*94 %
97
85
*85
86
100
99
Aug
41% Nov
3
94
*83
9
,'.99
84%
*83 >
84%
*83
series
100
84%
*83
84
3
32% May
*97%
99%
*97 Va
99 Va
*97%
99 Va
*97 Va
35 Va
99%
35%
34 Va
35 Vb
53
52%
53
99
993;,
4
T
4.45%
preferred
Feb
58
Middle
50% May 10
58% Feb
14
Midland-Ross
95% Jan
9
101% May 24
Nov 17
58
10
2
99% Apr
4
2
70 % Feb
8
Midwest: Oil
40% Feb
5
Miles
'
55
30% Aug
4
170% Mar 10
Jan
19% May 11
105
Apr'27
25
>
133% Jan
87 % Apr
30
98% Jan
2
62% Jan
11
70% Feb
>
4
30% Mar 22
22% Jan
24
27
341/8 Jan
3
42% Jun
36 % Jan
26
40% Feb
,
20 % May 11
12
Apr
39% Jan
0
11
6
5% Mar 27
3
50% Nov
3 % May
14
44% Feb
9
&
16
Mission
Feb
Corp—.
4% Jan
Pacific
Missouri
Portland
23% Mar 13
Missouri
Public
3
4
9
73% Mar 29
68
Jan
79
,13% Apr
Jan
21
11
2
6% Dec
20
16% Apr
8% Jan
6% Jnn
29
58% Aug 23
1
39
Mar 10
3
43%
Nov
29
36
301/4 Dec
26
39% Jan
30
22% Mar 20
: Feb 23
52% Jan
2
37% Jan
Monon
20
1
26% May
8% Feb
2
class
Montana
July
9% Sep
3
34% Mar
1
21
17% Feb
37% Feb
28 % Apr
12,400
20%
21 Va
107%
108 Va
89%
65 %
66%
20%
67%
20%
21%
107'%
109%
89%
89%
65%
66%
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90
21
:
21 Va
;
43%.
x41%
20%
;42
42%
20
36 3a
26
38%
375'8
3%
4
3%
3%
3 V4
46
35%
35 %
3534
24%
x24
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10%
10%
46
69%
78 34
46%
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47 Vb
5
35%
7%
37 Va
39
35%
36
35 Va
36
235„
23%
1034
10'/4
10%
69%
69
,——1,000 lire
2,700
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7%
30
175/a
10%
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10%
*91
10 Va
;oo
*7Vb46%
3.7 %
38%
38%
37%
26 3a
4
41% May 31
24% Jan
11
20% Jan
31
26% May 22
22% Jan
2
1
41% Jan.
•32
4
28%. Jan
19
5
30% Dec
11
25
Mar .13
18
54% Dec
11
50 "
Mar
6
20
26% Dec
4
21% May 11
29
Brass
Inc.
26%
Co—
4.900
36%
37%
36
36%
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26%
26%
26%
33
30 V«
32%
31
32%
10%
10%
103/b
9%
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26%
27%
26%
;
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58.300
7.200
-
27%
26%
17
27%
5 500
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
15%
77
16 3/8
8.400
78
76%
78%
7 3'/a
76%
72
75
7334
75%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14
14%
13
14
14
14%
9,000
38
38%
3734
38%
3,300
28
26 Va
2734
6,600
_5
10 *
37%
38%
38%
38 3b
3838
383/8
No par
;
17 200
29
29%
28 Va
29%
28 Va
283/4
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Vb
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•
Vb
7,700
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23
24
23
23
2234
23
23%
23%
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23 %
5
23:%
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26 3b
26 3a
26 Va
25
26%
4 200
53 %
51 Va
1
53 %
2.900
21%
22
28 %
28 3
Munsing wear
20
34% Jan
28% May 11
Feb
Corp
—
Fuel Supply Co
Industries
40O
35.600
37'/a
7 1
Murphy Co (G C).i—
Murphy Corp.—
Murray Corp of America
55% Mar 30
1124% Dec
L
Mueller
'29% Mar 21
Jan
S
M
TVa
46%
35 Va
l
;
Wheel,
Mountain
Mar 26
;
r.
45%
3
_
Inc.—'
11
7%
46%
375%
X46 Vb
38"
26%
7 Vis
a
37
47%
37%
2.7
16'A Jan
26
*
7%
46%
-
150
77%
26%
33
69'/8
17 Va
27 '/8
32%
69
77 Va
15
No par
69
17%
32
Co
22.700
77%
10%
&
900
10%
17%
10%
Ward
2,000
10
77%
39
X27%
4.500
23%
18
Mining & Chemical—
Shares
*23%
o.jOO
78%
36%
-
5,600
-/a
18
*7 Vb
47%
•
3
43
36
*9 Va
2
7.100
23.300
37'/a
•3%
45 %
24%
18%
10
36%
3%
45%
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78%
18%
38%
3a
453„
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69 Va
10
No par
46
10%
*78
18 Vb
3%
46
36
24 %
'24
No par
Co—
3%
46
'78
Co
1,900
363/4
2538
33
May
413/a
37
26
10%
.
41 %
36%
2c %
32 Va
36
4
s41 %
1,200
37
26%
44% Dec
18,100
253'3
10%
9
44,300
20%
38%
27%
29% Jan
65%
20%
25%
37 Va
10%
Motor
62%
36%.
37
26%
Motec
65%
20%
64
25%
25
Lines
(John> & Co.
Industries Inc
Motorola
Vvi,
20%
•41
38 Va
10
19
6,200
19,500
89
37%
12
89% Mar 14
20%
107%
89
39%
Morrell
18% Jan
19-%
106
90
26
Moore-rMcCoi*n\lck
*16% Feb
20%
108 Va
89 V4
42%
22
72
May 10
13% Apr 13
3
203c
105
21%
'
28
15% May 11
33 % Dec
32 %
36% Jan
30
20% Mar 1.7
3
31'/a
12% Feb
25% Apr
3
26'A Oct
33 Va
Montgomery
22
17% Jan
3238
pi
681/4 Sep
44
3.200
33%
37 % Apr
XI % Jan
May
60%
9% May 11
16
100
60 V2
30% May 10
15
25% Sep 25
17% Dec 28
61
'69%
Co_
220
61
34%
36%
No par
*
Power
American
*:
4,900
•••
62
100
Utilities
16.900
51
100
50%
61%
100
Tool
Chemical
Montecatini
33% Mar 13
9
33 Va
a
50%
*99 %
'
5
A——
Montana-Dakota
32 7
100
50 %
32%
92
21
1
;
B—
Monsanto
333/a
*99
39%
common
Inc
Machine
RR
Class
42% Mar 26
May 11
Industries
Monarch
11
32%
52
100
33
22
43%
Co__6.25
preferred—
28
34% Feb
Jan
4.20%
3
•42% May
32 % Aug
19
Apr
33%
51
*99
25%
Co
preferred—.
79
8
9% Jun
Service
3%%
Mohasco
80
30
.
99 %
62% " 63
111%
66%
A_No par
Cement
31
19
21%
*90
5
class
RR
11% Apr
69% Jan
30
19
14
441/8 Jan
4
10% Jan
Mar
25% Jan
17
75% Jan
Mar 28
Jan
19% Apr
•8 Ml Dec
26 %
RR
Missouri
42
2
84
*97%
62%
108
-
84
280
86
33%
33
.:
32%
86
1
Missouri-Kan-Tex
51% Mar
May
"62%
85
2,700
25,400
5
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
35
J
100
*94%
42 %
41 %
10
Mission
45% May 11
*99%
2
Cliem
26% Oct
13% Jan
Inc
85
53
100/.;
_10
Laboratories
^
5
common
preferred—
Corp,.
42% May 15
Jan
31
'
24% Jan; 4
45% Apr 24
24
36% May 11
Corp
10,;".
Inc
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3%
convertible preference
100
Minn Mining & Mfg—_
No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light
No par
7
21 '/a Oct
34% Sep
.
Utilities
1st;
Minerals
2
1
12
45% Apr
109% Sep
87% Jun
South
5%%
Mar 19
44
71
41%
39Va
100
3
62
42%
series
4
Jan
Va
series
May
45,100
97
preferred
39 % Apr
3/,uUU
86
preferred
9
8,500
.U
11%
42%
3.80%
Jan
25 Va
a
*85
3.85%.
3 5'/a Jan
8
10',
11%
May 11
35% Jan
1
24%
11%
May 11
"
1,100
15.500
88
11%
11%
84
•
.
41
/ 11
86
20
19 % Jan
12 Vb
•11%
8
22% Dec
4
11%
30
20
20
11
12%
44
86%
*87
255/a
Jan
29
3% Jan
11 Va
12 Vb
43%
23
853a
88
25%
80% Jan
81 '
66% Dec
37 % Apr
*87
25%
3
13
97 >/4 Dec
34% Jan
25%
23
86%
■"94%
100
31% May 11
461/2 Apr
,39'A Jan
88
26
11%
85%
12%
42%
preferred
25%
11%
24
86%
43 Vb
No par
pfd_106
4.35 7o
23 Va
85%
*87
44%
.44
■
90
26 %
12%
5
24%
88%
86%
*87
84% July
84% Nov
6
'
Shares
*24%
87%
88
f
11
int*/
I
Metro-GokUvyn-Mayer inc
Metropolitan.' E'disort 3.90%
"
May 27
the Week
May II
24%
26
,
411/2 Jan
Friday
May 10
*23
23%
*87
-
_25c
benef'cl
Co
Sales for
Thursday
May 9
86%
No par
151/4 Dec
3
PRICES
Wednesday
May 8
24%
16%c
common
preferred-
Linotype Co
Merrftt-Chapinan & Scott
'
SALE
Tuesday
May 7
1.83Va
13% Apr
3
Aug
451/4 Jan
•
24% May 11
Merck
'
Stores
HIGH
Monday
Par
\
•59% Mar 10
3
:
11
•
5
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
•„
Highest
22
1
X53%
53 %
53%
53 V4
53%
23
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22
22
29%
10 '
54%
23
29%
29 Va
29%
29
29%
28%
29
V:
' 33
%
3.200
6.700
4.500
4
N
47
Jan
4
!»% Apr
59 % Mar
10
Jan
3
16% Aug
cnt'9% Nov
2
4
1
f:s
8
V
9% Jan
26% Jan
27.
31% Jan
12
'"70% Jan
6
.94% Dec
13
8% Aug 10
17% Dec
,
2
51% May
13% Jan
7
>26
h
9
25
4
142% Nov
30
30
33 % Apr
12
28
20% Apr
23
4
59% Jan
4
78% Nov
-251/4 Jan
9
30% May 11
46>/4 July
23% Jan
52
Aug
33% Nov
1
47 % Jan
9
27 % May
9% Apr
17
7
3
5% Jan
3
53% May
3
65% Aug
12
26
148% Sep
3
124% Aug 15
231% Jan
3
28% July 21
22% May
Jan
54
127% Jan
136% Mar
33% Aug
17
24% Feb
32
Apr
27
17% Nov
6
15'/» Jan
6
19% Nov 21
5% Jan
3
16% Dec
11
25
22% Jan
20
24% Sep
6
64 Va
64%
63 Va
62
63 %
58%
61
283/4
29
x28%
28%
28 Va
64%
28%;;;
27%
28 %
27 Vb
90%
89
89
89
50
*49
50
4
pfd
Products
5"
Che.m Corp com_5
&
series
of
%%;'„ preferred,
1951
100
7
Lead
6 %
9
preferred
National-Standard
24% Feb
20
National
2
National
16
National
Vulcanized; Fibre
Na torn as
2
Newberry
38
May 10
77% Apr
,
Jan
81 % Mar
23
27% Nov
28
Dec
1
84% Feb
76% Sep
3 *
7
67% May 11
95% May
1
92% May 11
44% May 11
23% Jan
86
631/2 Jan
43% Jan
3
25
Jan
3
15 %
July 18
35% Jun
27
1% July
65% Aug
39% Aug 28
'22
46
34
: Mar 21
Mar 22
Jan
.
4% Jan
24
27
8 3/s Jan
23
Dec .21
18% Jan
30
Jan
3
443/4 Nov
14
38% Jan
23
,81% Feb
27
77
9
10
-70
7
2% Dec
■
"■28%
•
753/4 Jan
3 8 3/4 Jan
3
68
48% Aug
72,
.
54%
41% Jan
19 % Feb
26
18
433/4
Jan
86
May
Jan;
3% Jan*
4
Jan
2
18
Jan
17
1003/4 Jan
3
98
Aug 14
193/a Jan
12
30% Jan
9
97 % Aug
8
5
103% Mar
30
1
Nov '24
57 VB Jun
117
106
Feb
23
5%
series. A
Shipbuilding Corp
N
State
Electric
Y
$3.75
3
12
18
July 18
24
Nov
28
13% Jan
Jan
v
24
2
/
Feb
23
3.60%
26
Apr
30
3.90%
May 11
4.10%
preferred
preferred
5.25%
41% Apr
•
0
14% Dec
28
18% Sep
4.85%
preferred
109% Jan
4
105% May
27% Jan
Niagara
38% Feb
Nopco
May 11
109% Jan
64
11
69
30
103
Jan
106
3
Jan
13% Mar 20
~
Sep
393/4 July 19
27% Jan
10
May
&
24
30
Jan
4
6%,
4
1
29
r
18
"
783/4 Mar 23
11
93
-8
91 % Apr
'86
Jan
3
Nov
14
86
Jan
19
Apr
213/4 May 11
33 Va Jan
31
33% July 20
28
35
21% Jan ..4
35% Aug.
7
37 % May 17
21% May 11
41 % Jan. !6
69% Nov
44
For
-
4
footnotes,
14
see
page
May
31% Mar
92% May 10
93
1
8
25.
10%
19%
39%
39%
39 3/4
39%
39
39%
,
15
15%
18%
153/8
10
10
*10
10%
18%
19
*18%
19
38
'
39%
38
79%
*79
38%
b
2,400
7,600
1.7 00
80O
1,900
3,000
*78
79 %
78
78
79
79%
110
I
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
243a
24%
17.800
46 %
46%
45%
46 »/a
45
45%
441 b
45
44 Vb
45
*86
87
70%
'
*86
'
71
87
69
79
*86
70 %
*79
87
86%
86
*8b
Va
9,300
87
20
68 %
69
68%
69
67 Va
68 Va
4.000
94 %
95%
93 Vb
94
92%
93%
22,700
45
45
44 5(1
45%
1
46
46 Va
V 45%
36
36
36 Va
35 Va
35%
34%
34%
35
16
16
%
16%
16%
15%
16%
153a
16
15 Va
153/4
31.400
36%
37%
35%
36%
35 Va
35%
34 7
35 VB
34%
35%
15,000
1%
4,500
46%
X45%
36
.;
May 11
36
-
Feb
.1%
1%
2%
1%
2 Va
2%
14
44%
..•.•<
45%
75%
46
x34
83%
a
%
4.600
4.000
100
•
25
;
10
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Aviation
Natural
Gas
41 %
40%
41
5.400
84% V
8334
8334
83%
83%
76a4
*83%
45
'
73
'
70
43%
45
43 7
44%
25,900
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73
72
45%
73
77%
76%
76%
77%
2,390
843/4
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84
83
8434
210
92
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93
92
92
350
107
107
106
106
*105
108
*105
107
*107
107%
107V4
108
104 Va "
"
77 Va
105%
105%
23 Va
23%
23%
23 Vb
29%
29%
291/4
29%
285h
29
99 Va
1003/4
97%
99%
25 Va
,
23%4
*25%
13%
133a
201,4
20:%
20 Vb
Va
v;
Co
1,600
28 Va
28%
2,000
8,700
9534
98 Va
95
97 Va
25%
25%
25 Vb
*25
25 Va
133/8
*13%
13%
13 3s
13%
133b
13%
1,000
20 Va
19 Va
20 lb,
19%
19 Va
18 Va
19%
6,600
43.100
26
'
'
61%
62 3a
60%
61%
60%
61%
59 5 a
60%
58%
603/b
26 %
27%
26%
27
26
26%
25 Va
26
25 Va
25%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
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12
74
73
73
74
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74
120
43
12,500
50
Co
73
;
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73
*72 Va
•
44 Vb
45%
44Va
44%
42%
43%
39%
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106 Vb
*105%
106%
"lOS1;:
106 Va
*105%
5.80%
preferred
_T_
100
*109
109%
*109
109V4
*109
1091/4
preferred—
100
*111
113%
*111
113%
111
5
Mar 29
31% Jan
2
59% Jan
2
Ry—:
;
Co
5
36%
37V4
36%
5
33 Va
33%
32 3, b
33 Va
preferred
series
—100
77%
78
preferred
series
series
1_100
*91%
92
preferred
,_100
*90%
91'/4
preferred
preferred
series
:_100
*92
93
series
100
93
93
24%
25Va
24%
30%
301,4
3334
23%
231/4
46%
47%
■"•'
30%
33%
$4.16
Northrop
Corp—
1
j.
Northwest Airlines Inc com
5l/4% <iconv preferred—
'
10
Steel
&
Wire
301/4
25
.
Northwestern
Co J
*23%
-
•
24J
78
92
.
<r
/Norwich
Pharmacal Co—
62Vac
47
48 Vb
109
*109 Va
80
-109 Va
180
30
112
36 Va
37
36
37 Vb
21.700
32%
31%
32 %
31 Vb
31%
8.300
78%
*77'a
78 Va
91 %
92%-
*77%
91 Va
92
*90%
91%
92
'•
109 %
112 Va
'37%
91 Vb
92
*92 Va
93
94
*93
*90 "a
91
Vb
78%
78 Va
150
92
93
760
*90 Va
91%
92 Va
92 Va
120
9234
92%
94
93
93
23%
24%
22%
233/4
213b
23%
35.600
29%
25 Va
~
109 Vb
*110
106 Va
32%
*93
-
33%
333/4
5
77V4'
92
♦90%
111
8.400
30.900
36%
37%
com
$4.11
•
300
*10%
45%
Power
30
23 »/4
105 %
Pacific
270
23
44%
States
110
83 3b
*90
108%
26
72
76%
85
92
*13V4
a
'
1.800
7
1
;
Corp
Ry
4034
1
Corp_
Central
1,600
Va
84
*107%
26
2%
13 Va
84%
*89
.
2%
41
723b
l3b
13%
40%
45%
1%
2%
14 %
40%
76%
90 Va
1%
2%
13%
14
723b"
83%
90
1%
2%
14
45Va
V
76%
100
100
40%
2%
/■%.
14
*84
'7134
1%
1%
2 Va
14
$4.10
3
13
23% Jan
15%
10
19% ;
$4.08
24
34% Dec
15% Jan : 3
15%
15%
19 VB
105%
$3.60
May 11
89
5
28
%
16
10
100
Northern
30
83% Jan
11,500
_10
Northern
Nov
30 VB Dec
8
8
—;
37% Mar 16
"88
83
7 %
7%
8%
18%
preferred.
44% Jan
Jan
.'85%
7%
8 Va
18 3b
5.60%
113% Mar
85% Jan
7
1,600
:7:%
8%
18%
5%%
114% Mar
Mav 11
74% Jan
Nov
86% Dec
Northern
Mar
15
American
American
Northern
48 Va Apr
109
31% May 10
77% Mar 23
89
20
71%
Corp
19
12
17%
1934
com_No par
preferred.
/Norris-Thermador
39% Jan
27
1634
20%
100%
104% Jan
July 5
July 11
17%
19:!%
19
xlOOtb
6
Jun
17'a
19%
100
Ry
12
Jan
173/b
19% :
84%
preferred
May
72
19
17%
20
common__25
Western
Adjustment
74
82
183 4
17%
29%
2
83
900
2.900
23,000
20
29%
65 VB Jan
36
31 %
17%
*18%
*83%
i:
Coal
9
*31
19
1
Car
38% Nov
30 V2
30
-
20
Co_„
Chemical
North
•50% Mar 22
30%
17%
23 Vb'
North
108% May
*30
19%
24
North .American
109% Jan
48 %
38%
23%
2
6
46%
37%
5
30
Jun
483/4
38%
104 Va
25
112
12
Oct
48
38 %
105
Apr
46% Dec
4.9 %
39
*104%
Jan
108
3,300
48%
100
72 Vb Jan
113% Mar 13
60
250
29
38%
30%
r
30
5
136%
28
49%
40 34
,
15
May 16
136%
30
38%
19Va
1
:
,
25% May 10
10% May
1
5
July
108% Jan
1
26
8
57% Apr
137
17.500
164 Va
30%
Corp_
Share
Norfolk
4
18Va May 11
13
4%
29%
-
16
38%
14%
41%
preferred
79
12% Jan
34% May 15
.63% Dec 22
270
165
*135%
"■■■.
30% :
13.100
96
82%
,49%
_100
preferred
85
92-
21% Jan
12
49%
.95 Vb
81%
49%
100
Niagara Mlrlc Pwr Corp
May 11
95
Mar 14
137
30%
48 %
97
30%
com.No par
Gas
'
21
*135%
30%
10
100
preferred..——
28'/a May 11
6
136
30%
16
New Haven & Hartford_No par
preferred
Jan
Dec
136
48'%
83%
*164
10%
15
Co
York
3.40%
85
109
Y
26
7.9
4
22,400
1
New
;
26
Mar 17
Jan
7%
5
& pry Dock
Railroad
tPieferred
8
73% Feb
Apr
103
tN
2
48 Va Apr
83
733/4 Jan
165
16%
common__10
St Louis
&
*164
19%
1
Brake—
Central
1
88
3
Chicago
Y
Air
165
preferred_____100
2
6
Jan
York
York
N
31
2
19
3
6
New
System
Corp
Newport News Ship
New
4
12
82
75% Mar
2
12
6%
'
76% Jan
14
a an
39% Mar 21
7%
38%
8%
pfd.100
20% Jan
"164
19%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Electric
Mining
8,100
100,1
preferred—-
convertible
27%
81 Vb
10Va
Newmont
4%
400
27 %
*96
"
84
16
New
9
400
28 Va
19
.
20
20
31.500
8
46%
47%
97%
82%
1
England Tel & Tel Co
England
46 %
*96
5" 7
common.No par
10,600
73a
7%
5
,
Co—;
(J J)
27 3
9,000
%
17%
,_4
86% May 10
26
11
Jan
,3%%
Co
*48 %
29
t.ciud
8
38%
No par
Inc...
Meter
30%
x89
49% v
11,700
Va
x49%
V.
Co..—1
New
27
43% May
30%
New
-1% Apr
Jan
136%
30%
86 % Feb
23
Sep
71% Sep
Apr
6
2V4 Apr
13% Feb
..
136%
1
12
'
10
164%.
26% Mar 27
-15% May 11
34% Apr 30
,
164
50% Feb
17
1144% May 10
79% Jan
.
Bros
52
21% Jan
-
Corp....
Neisner
Neptune
3
47%
84%
1
Nautec
9
7%
9734
83 %
Co..
12
15
47 Va
*95%
50c
Sugar Ref-Cq,
Tea Co.—!
23% Feb
11% Jan
8
48%
5
22% Jan
25% Jan
7%.
84%
10"
19% May 10
10
Mar
8
90%
'j
'
97%
Corpj.—
18% May 10
30
28%
47%
Chemical
Steel
Apr
49%
293/8
83%
Co
Starch
National
10
90
49%
29 Va
100
National
18% Apr
90 Va
49
97%
Corp
8
&
*90
I
.100
30
100
51
7%
5 >
B—
Service
Linen
102 %
29 %
'
National
101%
No par
common
ctumpon
A.—,
preferred
29%
1
Co
7%
*49%
10
Co..i._
*.00
..50
(cony 1
,
Gas
preferred.—
6
80
11,100
28
Distillers
/ $4.50
Mar 19
1.600
18.300
65%
National
9% Mar 29
3.300
16,300
6437
Dairy
9
54% Nov
99%
22 3
16% Jun
3
96
21%
29 % Jan
13
Jan
100
22
24
36% Jan
98%
%
21%
45% Feb
21
13
22%
50% Apr
'
,44
12 Vb
21%
35% Jan
15% May 10
97
43
13
22%
29
7% May 11
86%
44
125,,
21%
16% Mav 11
27% May 15
10% Apr
5
29% Apr 28
87 Va
43 V4
22%
10
44 % Jan
87
22%
26 *
9% Jan
22% Jan
74
55% Oct
Va
13%
2
37 % May 11
1146 % Dec
101%
89%
44
25%
National
30
29% May
12%
26%
Co
8
44%
13 Va
2,600
26
4%%
3
131% Dec
87
45%
13
3/8
26 %
26%
Gypsum
May
90%
44%
13
26
26%
4
164 %
89 Va
45
13
8,000
26%'
27 %
Natl
4
151% Jan
89%
44%
16Va
27
Corp
Jan
<88%
26%
/
10%
52 Va
1534
27%
General
98
;.26%,i, 26%
10%
52
:i"C
27%
National
56 % Jan
26 %
16 VB
102%
Fuel
97% May
26 %
10%
51 Va'
15%
101%
National
18
'36% Aug 30
Register
2
46% May
27 %
10
9% Mar 27
80% May
27%
"
10%
51%
•V
S
Mar 23
30% Jan
5
93 % Jan
3
154 % May
il
10%
53
15%*' 1638
National
7
4
11
91% Apr *26
.8
Cash
10%
51% i
16%
National Castings Co——No. par
National City Liues Inc
.1
30% Apr
2
6 % Jan
17
97
Apr
99% Dec
Sep
5
1034
53%
16 Va
5
1.
Corp..
10%
53
16'%
10
Co
:
Can
National
2
72
Biscuit
National
1034
54%
16%
5
—
Corp
When issued
4
.
90% Aug 25
78
National
24
29% Feb
6
83% Jan
:
Mar 14
Jan
Cp_
54%
IV,
Aviation
132% Jan
27 % May 11
27
National
18
2
92% Feb
12
Acme
10%
1
Airlines-
45 % Apr
May 11
82'A Aug 25
National
91
58% May 11
18% Oct
26% Feb
96
:24 % Jan
5
...
National
23
31% Jan
42 % May
1
12'/a May 11
61% Jan
Corp.
62 % Mar 16
May 11
23% Oct
Natco
18% Apr
10
77% Jan
-
11% Mar 29
30 Vb
29
29%
28 Va
29 Va
11.900
*93
33 %
90
94
33 Va
1,700
33 Va
'
33%
33%
33%
23
23
223a
22 3 a
22%
22
Vb
700
46%
47%
44 Va
46
44
44 Va
10.900
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
(2274)
22
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hlfheit
Lowest
May 7
Par
May 8
v y ).
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 10
May 9
May U
Shares
o
Jan
10
49% Jan
3
52% Nov
89'
Jan
3
95% Feb
16
23
92
Jan
11
79
Jan
3
83% Nov
8
82
Jan
4
93 Vb Jan
3
13
95
36'A Jan
5
33 Tb Jan
19
16% Apr
12
39
Dec
.
4
3
82% Oct
27
63
20
17% May
19
120% Apr
43% Dec
6
98
14% Jan
13
12% Oct
5
5
2
25
Jan
2
Pacific
American
9
15% Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
36% Feb
20
Pacific
Gas
May
29% May 11
20
2
Pacific
Lighting
39% Jan
2
Pacific
Telep
151% Jan
2
158% Feb
26
6% Jan
5
7% Jan
12
53% Apr
12% May
13
Mar 22
19
20% May
23% Dec
6
59 % Nov 22
16"h Sep
8
39% July 19
24% Feb
1
48% Jan
Packard-Bell
3
12
12
20
Pan
Pan
5
95% Nov 24
92% Mar 16
97% Feb
8
18
85% Apr
11
45% May 10
58% Feb
16
32% Oct
25
44% Apr
12
29% May 11
38% Mar 15
Sep
19
60% Nov
22
48% Jan
5
74 % Apr
19% Jan
3
35% Dec
7
Jan
2
35
Jan
23 % Jan
9
27
24% Mar
1
27
May
21
9
24
Mar 29
31
28
Apr
Feb
27
May
Penn-Dixie
Cement
Penn
Co
1
52% Jan
17
Apr
5
59% Nov
20
44% May
28% Jan
3
45% Nov
6
30'A Dec
11
41% Jun
26% Jan
9
27% Jan
May 11
45
19
3
41
Jan
18% Dec
3
100% May
30
18% Feb
2
40 % May 10
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
Sep 27
July 24
507/8 Jan
24
37
59% Nov
8
46
43% Jan
63% Apr
12
3
May
38 V2 Apr
20
1
51
1
Jan
30
37% Jan
3
76
94% Feb
1
3
Jan
3
30% Jan
3
46% Jan
52% Apr
10
66'A Jan
31
99
15
100 Va Feb
19
3
14
16
49 % Apr
20
27% May 11
3% May 11
5% May 25
53% Nov
35% Nov 27
103 % Mar 29
100
Aug
33 % Jan
14
.
3
3% Mar 30
57% Mar 15
15
62% Jan
34% Mar 20
13
102 Va Feb
Jan
311
81
Jan
2
80
Phila
5
112 % Jan
3
125
86
8
84
Jan
11
87 Va Mar 27
83% Mar 16
81
Jan
25
84% Feb
25
64 %
50% May
19% Feb
24
July 31
Apr
10
9
2
19
59% Mar 14
26% Apr
2
3
22% Nov
44% Jan
4
76% Dec
6
52
Apr
30
69
Jan
4
94
Feb
3
99
Dec
28
97
Feb
6
100
Jan
15
38
Dec
20
60% Jun
5
35 Va Mar 27
41% Jan
11
39% Jan
10
68% Oct
27
49% May 11
18% Jan
3
27% Apr
24
18
May 11
23
88% Mar 21
80
Apr
86% Mar
20
75 V* May 10
27
88
12% Oct
23
18% Mar 16
Apr
21
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
81
15% Mav
25
$4.80
8
9
31%
30%
22%
#0%
32
21
22%
101
98'A
15%
42%
13
13%
10,800
21%
21%
22
35,700
56
Va
55%
56 %
17,400
417/b
38%
46
47
14,000
31 Va
29%
31
42,000
60
59
59%
4.000
32%
31 %
32 Va
19,000
*26%
14%
15%
15%
53 Va
16%
3*%
8,400
31 %
PJ2%
2,600
3o %
7,700
32%
34%
101%
15 Vb
14%
15 %-"
40'A
41
40%
40%
47%
46
47
Va
48%
44%
48
47
47
Va
47%
46%
31%
X31
56%
57%
56%
57%
86%
86%
98%
98
98
*104%
105%
50c
5
52
56
x54%
88
105
,
86
*84
54%
31%
51'A
105 Va
86%
87
85%
86%
86
84%
*83 Va
1
Va
84 Va
60,700
57
56%
56%
14,300
13,500
84 Va
86
86'/a
*83 Va
84%
51%
50%
51%;
30,400
21 %
20%
21%
4,300
54%
56'A
99
*84
55
54%
99
35 %
36%
5,000
53 Va
36%
56
54 %
49%
52%
14,900
18%
5,300
19 Vb
18%
19
18%
82
81
81
*80 Va
80
77
77
75 Vi
75 Va
15%
15%
1
15%
15%
100
*137%
139
1.25
*20%
21
15%
15%
15%
15%
131
Sep
27
18% Jan
3
62% Dec
8
9% Oct
30
44
Aug
Dec
5
55% Jan
5
96 % Jan
5
69
9
Jan
Feb
13
17% Jan
3
175
88
Apr .19
33% Jan
73
79% Feb
21
127% Jan
20
3
28
60
3
Mar 15
61
Jan
46
12
65% Jan
Apr
Apr
9
67 % Feb
20
12
% Jan
4
Jan
9
6
27
19% Jan
8
Feb
13
115% Mar
6
14
135
Dec
13
107
Nov
8
238% Nov
61
54
55% Jan
24
35% Mar 29
122
May 11
4
May 10
78
3
130
Jan
3
68% May 11
5% Apr 12
86
Jan
2
114
28
146
May
May 11
Jan
5% Apr
221
3
Jan
22
17% May 10
21
97% Oct
4
92% Jan
95 V> Mar
50
4
40 Vs May 11
47 % Mar
76 % May 11
92% Jan
101% Nov
16
102% Nov
20
11
12
Jan
22% Mar 30
Dec
1
16
10
79% Dec
120
May
29% Feb
17
48% May 11
24
21% Nov
139
19
May
9 Vb May
17% May 17
11
46% July 21
3
9% Jan
113
Nov
28% Apr
5
7%
43
Jan
28
Jan
11
5%
5 % %
Nov~14
Plttston
$3.50
Polaroid
Poor
8
2
Procter
98% Jan
2
Public
32 Va Apr
19
17
Public
59% Jan
8
69
Apr
6
29 Vb Jan
2
31
Apr
9
7
85
Jan
5
91
Apr
19
87
Jan
2
94% May
7
4.18%
22
90% Jan
22
7
4.30%
22
104% Jan
12
10
5.05%
92 % Nov
Jan
10
Jan
3
106
Nov
96% May
109
Apr
Serv
28
5
110% Fen
15
29% May 10
7
78
Mar 29
71% Jan
2
33% Apr
79% Apr
25
70 % Aug
11
3%%
21 Va Jan
9
23 Va
Apr
22% Jan
19
24% Apr
13
21
May 17
118% Jan
7
107
7
22% Nov
16
3
173
3
14
84% Apr
33% Jan
4
22% Jan
87% Aug 14
43% Oct 11
8
Jan
3
Nov
Jan
15
145
Jan
8 Vb Apr
May 12
86
11
24
23
172
30
Jan
3
38% Jan
17
1122
Feb
8
Mar 30
Serv
4.16%
Jan
23
$4.75
43 Vb Jan
2
Pulp & Timber Co
8
Puget Sound
Pullman
17
96
Dec
15
13
.145
Sep
18
No par
Power & Light Co._10
9
57% Feb
called
Pure
3
No par
Inc
5
Oil
62%
g5/u
47
50
31 %
122
64
115
71
5'A
182'/a
185%
xl7%
17%
95
42 Va
43 Va
95%
137'/a
21
61 Va
62Va
9%
gsj,
137%
*45
49%
31
*120»A
62%
*112
69'A
5%
179 Va
17Va
*94Va
15%
82%!
80
95
92
31%
31%
31
64%
30Vb
91
94%
64%
30%
91
94%
109
*24
*86
39Vs
22%
32
34%
96
77
24 Va
23'A
169
8'A
87%
39%
23
32'A
35'A
64%
30%
91
*94
95
96%
96%
108 Va 108%
*109% 110
33
33%
*77
78
*24
24%
*22%
23
*160
167
64
30%
91
8V»
*86
39'A
23
32
34%
8V1
63%
30
*91
*94
*95%
8%
8%
38%
39Va
22%
32
87%
40
23%
-32 %
35%
34%
34%
87%
39%
23Va
*86
Jan
26% Jan
For
4
31
footnotes,
Aur
see
69
May 11
140% Jan
4
t
29
page
25;
Apr
5
91% Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker
6%
Gats
Co
preferred
common
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
75V»
145
30
76%
145
30
75%
76%
145
145
30
30%
75
751
145
145
*29% 30
9%
22,800
9:Ya
18.300
20
47
*45
48%
491..,
30
30 %
29%
30
*120 Va
62
61%
Va
112
800
1.900
10
122
122
122
61
*108
*110
4.000
61%
50
111
69 1«
69%
68 Va
69%
1,500
5'A
5'A
5%
5%
2,300
167 %
178 VB
171%
89,100
146
1,500
17%
17'A
17%
95 %
94 %
95
1,010
Va
41 Va
40 VB
40%
8,000
79 %
80%
76%
79%
.29.600
89 %
92 Va
87
30 Va
30 Va
28%
30%
3.200
62 Va
63
61
63%
16,600
30 'A
31
17
Va
95
40
Va
.
2,700
31
31
*91
91 %
30
94
94':.
220
91%
*94
95
*95%
97
*95%
*107%
109
110
110
97
80
*107%
109
310
*109*4
110
130
29%
76%
75 Va
76%
*23%
24 Va
*23%
24 %
*22%
23%
*22%
9.100
30%
x75%
23 %.
31%
x29%
*160
'
4,300
89%
*91
8
Va
180
10$
160
*145
162
8 Va
8Va
6
6,800
%
87%
86
39%
38%
39%
22%
22%
22
22%
20
86
39 Va
*86
72%
*145
X29%
■
7.000
3,200
32
31%
34
,'
31 Va
31%
8,460
34 Va
33%
3413
23,400
72 %
4,900
Q
131.
120
5,700
21
61 Vt
49
63%
30%
91%
95
97
b
47
69'A
5%
185%
17Va
95
*107% 109
110
110
31 Va
32%
*77
78
*24
24%
23'A
23'A
*158
168
60 VA
9%
200
3,100
15%
49
81
93%
31%
80 Va
94Va
20 3
61%
Va
160
81 %
*45
43'A
31%
108%
109'A
33%
115
41
83 Va
96
31
121
63%
20%
61
9
200
136
136
20
49%
42% j
94%
-
47
4,800
%
77
*75
139
*136
20
31%
32%
77
100
25
25
21%
94
com__No par
Puget Sound
Vb May
Mar 27
No par
100
100
100
139
81%
108%
preferred
37
32% Jan
10
43
100
100
Ind
69%
5%
71%
95
8V4
38 Va Mar
30 Vb
14
of
*112
114
*94%
com.No par
com
63
5%
*22%
*159
23
12
Gas
*120Vb
■'
18
100
1
Jun
39% Jun
64%
186 Va
Industries Inc common..5
2
42
27
Co
preferred
May
24
&
preferred
4.80%
May 11
32% Oct
31 % Sep
Elec
31 Va
32 %
51/4
5
preferred
Publlcker
88
Colorado
*49%
122
17%
No par
of
preferred
21
10 Vb Feb
71%
93^
*45
50
133 Va
10
Co
preferred
preferred
5.28%
Public
Co
preference
preferred
preferred-.
preferred
4.32%
108'A Dec
Power
div
104% Jun
114
.
61%
95^
5
5%% sf pref-100
issued
4.08%
$1.40
64
21
62%
1
Gamble
&
Service
When
31%
*120'A
*137%
46
10
Electric
Potomac
Dec
86
75
2.50
Co
Porter Co Inc (HK)
87
102
preferred
Corp
&
50
1
common
Plymouth Oil Co ex-distribution
30% Apr
17
(The)
convertible
70%
88% Nov
9%
46
pfd
Inc
3
3
61%
100
A
prior
series
Co
Plough
3
83% Jan
Inc
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd_„100
1st
8
81 % Aug
class
preferred
May 11
87
Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co..I
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
28 % May 11
64% Jan
preferred
guaranteed
Pittsburgh
55
99
81%
82
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
123
'
18
18%
19
*77
-
36 %
81%
77%
-
99v
19%
*76 "A
-
99
82
(conv)— „No par
84%
36 Va
56 Va
100
Va
%
-
99
54
810
*86
56
57%
60
85 Va
56
56
100
82%
99
57%
390
86'A
21'A
Va
670
87
85%
22
19
13.300
102%
86%
50 %
52
*80 Va
31%;
101 Va
37,800
21%
57%
2
com.10
preferred—No par
31%
Va
86%
51%
50%
36%
32 Va
102
5«
22 Vb
37
6,000
52
48
53%
36 Va
a
3%
3%
52%
21%
37%
277h
106
52
37 Va
•,
.
49%
3
*105
22%
54 Va
,
Va
52%
106
54
*99
•
6,100
106
22
55%
T.
6,500
30 7
99
86%
86%
70
16%
*97
50%
*98
3.000
100
:!8
53%
85%
*84
84%
2,500
53%
*97
86%
86%
86
102'A
86%
98
105%
%
53%
No par
Co
105
86 %
*97
3,200
54%
16%
16%
57%
86
16%
100
101
57
86
8,300
'
i6
33
15,600
41
53%
54'A
56
40
i
'
53
16
54
*100
;
14,100
|
16%
%
16%
17 Vb
2,200
38%
40
54
54
"43,200
47%
3'A
*97%
150
99%
14%
,
99
53 Va
102'A
570
102
98%
50%
Corp
Inc
Forgings
36 Vb
98%
3%
100
5
1
Co
32%
101%
.35%
53%
32%
.
^36 %
3'A
102
•
29,600
46
35%
51%
32%
3,500
14
46
37
3'A
102
14
*44
14'A
45 %
101
,'
32'A
10.400
23
47
38%
101
5,100
21%
%
36 Va
54
53 Va
400
27
45%
16%
53
32 Va
Va
46
*44
*47
52
*100
94%
47
31%
40
101 Vb
*94
94%
Va
59
48
32'A
13
30 Va
45
48%
102
12,900
13%
*94
49%
47%
157/b
32
13%
13%
55%
99
15%
42%
53
*101
Vb
12%
13'A
22%
48%
.32
5,900
22
48
47: 32 Va -S33'•
19%
21
49
330
5.300
7
18%
H
22%
48%
17'A
19 7
8,300
153
6%
21%
14%
17
31%
*151
26%
49%
17 Va
Va
6%
21%
157/b
17
j
xl9
46
47%
37%
33
36%
101%
54%
32%
32
153
22%
14%
101
14.200
21'A
*44
46%
36%
32%
36%
54
55%
x26%
14%
*100
54%
22%
*26%
49 Va
56
56 %
6%
32%
26%
*47%
100'A
1,600
50,400
32 VB
47'A
31%
60%
22%
Va
12%
30%
*151
94%
15%
No par
Coke & Chem
Pittsburgh
57%
95
47'A
12
29%
54%
13%
13%
22
57
53
100
preferred
13
13%
21'A
56%
*94
47%
12
31 %
53%
common
convertible
13%
13%
22
1,800
12
56%
32%
33
152
152%
7
7
19% 30%
104
380
5,400
10,400
30 'A
52%
(NY)
preferred
Pitney-Bowes
$5
1
IB
*18
18%
12%
32%
41
No par
preferred
Phillips Petroleum—
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
Pittsburgh
22
18
17%
12
31%
56
'""3%
series
Piper Aircraft
18%
18%
12%
32%
42
100
100
100
100
Inc
440
3%
preferred
3.90%
7,000
99%
41%
12.50
Reading Corp
Morris
4%
36 %
99 Vb
37%
101
54'A
preferred
&
Philip
$4
65% Mar 19
26
4.68%
1,600
34%
98%
106
53%
preferred
106
105%
36%
37%
•-% 3%
preferred
8
106%
36%
105%
*,100
.5
common
3.80%
105%
X98%
38 Vb
101
33'Ac
Inc
preferred
4.30%
12
Dec
Co
*22%
2,900
105%
V
48
55'A
Corp
Electric
4.40%
5
30
75
Phelps-Dodge
Phila
22%
22%
48'/a
100 Va
5
27.000
49%
100
1
Co
Co
&
15
79% Jan
81% Aug 23
Brewing
(Chas)
Apr
78 % Jan
14% Jan
Pfizer
17%
50 Vb
No par
Inc
Permutlt
Pfeiffer
Jan
Jan
77% Jan
51 % Sep
Pfaudler
17%
49 Va
50
common
18
14%
36%
32%
37%
101%
100
15%
43'A
49 »/b
common__l
preferred
;
Petroleum Corp of America
102% Jan 12
48% May 11
29
May
Co
Co
17%
17%
22
48
*47
100
33'Ac
1
4%%
88
96
8
;
preferred
98
82 % Jan
Nov
Pet Milk
Co
Corp
Cement
convertible
5
1
6
84% Nov
13
Feb
42
5%
2
Mar
104% Mar
2
19 Va Jan
Permanente
-
18,500
*44
46
46%
47%
36%
37
32%
33'A
36%
37%
101 % 101%
*98% 100
15%
15%
42%
43
14%
Coke—No par
Ry
Co.
98 % Jan
Dec
85
100
5
55% May
1
31% May 11
65% May 16
29
12
May 10
45% Jan
24
30% Jun
80'A Sep 22
.91 % July
5
Jan
19 % Dec
96
Sep
59% Mar 23
Dec
12
Eastern
Perkin-Elmer
2
Jan
58
&
Pepsi-Cola
Nov 20
100
15'A Sep 26
32'A Sep 15
8
Gas Light &
Peoria
19% Mar 15
1
I
May
Apr
23%
36%
32
37%
101%
*98%
15%
42%
69%
105 V4
22
44%
100
100
10
5
Inc
Stores
26%
No par
com
66
85
*26%
Corp
Sand
Light
68%
69 %
31
23
47%
68
22%
32%
26%
14%
3,400
69%
34,500
68
31%
RR
Drug
Peoples
30
16
56% Feb
(14% May
52
Peoples
2
52% Mar 19
44% May 11
36
54% Jan
Pennsylvania
48%
32%
22%
43%
34%
Va
83%
12%
13%
21%
56%
*94
47%
57%
95
*44%
42
22
55"%
56%
32%
33%
*152% 153%
7
7
19%
20'A
13%
22%
1
25%
%
69%
32%
Corp
Glass
&
,
14
5
24%
45
3,200
84%
32
preferred
4.40% series preferred
1
Jan
56V4
33%
153
7
20%
50
1
3
1
32%
25%
43%
37*
83%
18
12%
32%
18%
12%
26%
34%
25%
46%
%
68
5
common..
Chemicals
Power
;•
32%
22%
3 4'A
25%
30O
94%
36
69%
38
25
34%
*93
A
85%
*100
13"%
94%
37%
69 %
38%
13%
22 Va
36%
84%
100%
20>A
17%
18%
*93%
86 'A
60%
4 % %
102% Mar 29
48
46
Penn
105%
6%
s
:
%
*18
94%
71
59%
Co
Pennsylvania
6
14% Apr
Dec
59
3
32% Jan
Pennsalt
38 % Mar .22
22%
70%
62%
Corp
Inc
(JC)
*22%
72
60
preferred
conv
Penney
20
95
Fruit
4.68%
2
34% Feb
98% Mar
97% Jun
11% Jan
30
17
32
34% May 11
101% Jun
5
Apr
30% Jan
Dec
94% Sep
90% Jan
1
46
9,100
12,900
x85'A
22%
86%
1
2
14
14
34%
25 »A
18%
31%
preferred
3
9
49% Apr
34%
25%
100
99%
18%
17 Vb
56%
"94
47%
Ford
&
38
;
18%
21%
common
prior
conv
Fenick
Co
4
May
23% May
4
40
5%
2
Coal
37%
No par
Transportation
Peabody
31
*93%
68 Va
No par
1
Co
19% Jan
21
3
37% Apr
Parmalee
<fc
48'A Jan
26
33
Davis
18
*18
38'A
18'A
70
55%
33%
152'A
100
10
Dec
15% Jan
41% Jan
26
Parke
17%
18 Vt
94%
37%
69
1
Corp
38%
69%
1
Line
Pictures
Paramount
9
Pipe
41
37%
48
No par
Inc
Airways
East
preferred
4%
86 % Jan
53% Jan
World
Amer
Panhandle
59% Mar 14
19
40%
39
46
5
Sulphur
99 %
40%
38 V4
25%
70c
Electronics
American
99%
40 Vb
x34»A
50c
of America..
Packaging Corp.
Jan
15% Jan
8
May 11
&
preferred
340
100 %
*98 Va
38 Vb
..No par
com__14 2/7
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
6%
5
23% Mar
18% May 11
30
26% May 15
14
60 Va Jan
30
31% May 11
100%
40%
100%
Teleg
3
101%
40%
18'A
Corp
4
xlOl'A
99%
49
18%
1214
110
o90
103
40 Vb
*98 Va
25%
32'A
9.900
97%
84
39%
99%
69%
Aggregates Inc.5
10
45%
41%
48
5
Corp
&
%
97%
83%
40%
35
105%
44
97%
86
*93 Va
18%
71%
45%
97
84%
41
94%;
84 Va
45
97%
40 Vb
25%
Electric.
&
102%
38'A
*22'/a
46
86
34%
——,—No par
—
Apr
24 'A Aug
7
12% Nov 24
30
preferred
$5
12
3
26
177
3
18 •« Dec
5
101% Feb
8% May 16
3
13% Dec
16
*98%
103
9 7 'A
*85
38
100
common—_—15
preferred
4%
Oxford Paper Co
65'A Oct
23
5% Jan
2
Mar 23
48 % Apr
Jan
30% Jan
141% Jan
52
2
Jan
43
17% May
15
34% Dec
21
Jan
115
97'A Jan
July 11
Mar
96
May 11
Co
Glass
99 Vb
41%
*93%
Corp—1
com__6.25
Fiberglas
Owens-Illinois
102%
.40%
*18
No par
Co—
Owens-Corning
13
102%
40'A
preferred
preferred
Outlet
2
87% Feb
34% May 11
18
87% Jan
1
25 % Jan
May 10
104
3
4
18
8
3
Jan
24% Mar
May 11
83% May 10
Sep ,18
24% Jun
76
68
11
Apr
104
20
22
102% Mar 22
26
Feb
23
85
41
20
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas—.
7.50
Olln Mathieson Chemical Corp—5
Olin Oil & Gas Corp
1
Orange & Rockland Utilities
10
Otis
Elevator
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp..___
30c
23
97 >A
85
45%
45%
97
86
*98%
common_5
Co
Electric
45 Vb
97 V*
*102
No par
&
45%
97'A
*85
4.24%
3
Apr
547/s Jan
42% May 11
Nov
26% Jan
33% Dec
26 Va
26% Dec
24
28
106
41 Va Jan
—
Co
Gas
4%
26
Feb
41
32% May 11
May 22
Oil
Okla
36% May 11
5
82
8
22
7
12
59% Oct
4
Sep
22
4.44%
Ohio
18% Apr 23
94% Apr 25
3
31
28% Feb
56% Jan
16% Jan
16% Jan
88% Jan
Dec
18
45% Mar
37% May 11
4
24
17
17% Oct
20
18
45% Mar 14
1
Dec
52 % Aug
39% Jan
76
18
42 % Nov
11
15% Jan
NOV
19
17% Mar 15
90
Aug
Apr
99% Apr
103
Jan
39% May
4
49
4
32 Vb Aug 24
85
Nov 22
45% Aug
3.90%
4.56%
45'A
15
100
100
100
100
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred--
4.40%
Mar 26
86
95% Jan
99
27
Dec
100
90% Jan
2
Co
Edison
Ohio
97% May 11
357/a Jan
43
75
69
147
144
29%
'
*29%
145
230
30
500
Volume
195
Number
6159
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2275)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
May 7
Par
Tuesday
May 8
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Mfty 9
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 10
May 11
Shares
/'.v.: ,:%R
49,/2Jan
16
65% May
7034 Jan
23
75
Dec
51% Jan
9
11
72
Jan
34% May
16% Oct
24
26% Dec
5
57% Jan
63% Mar 14
11
79
8
Mar 30
45
2
Jan
Radio
23% Feb
28
17Vb May 11
213/8 Jan
2
26
22% Apr
30% Feb
13
4
33% Sep
88% Feb
6
69
May 11
11% Oct. 27
21% Apr
6
10 %
May 10
17% Jan
24% Aug 31
4
34% Sep.27
8
44% Aug
8
15
4%
non-cum
4%
non-cum
2nd
66% Jan
2
Red
21% Mar
5
Reed
41
3
20% Nov
3
18
28% May 10
Jan
3
Oct
26
16% Jan
6
433i Nov'
1
25
Apr
30
Jan
23
r
143/4 May 11
13 % May 11
May
Owl
Stores
Roller
21% Feb
12
163/4 Jan
4
Reichhold
Reeves
7
173/4 Jan
5
19 y2
6-
Reliable
Apr
7
39% May
4
49'A Jan
4
Reliance
20
Aug 24
40% jun
13
16
May
1
23
Jan
23
54
Oct
66% Mar
7
58
May 11
76
Jan
30
.'24
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
67
11
213J, Dec29
18
Dec
25
10% Jan
3
6
22
15% Apr
1834 May 11
1434 Jan
3
Jun
65% Mar
9
52
23
5334 Jan
37% Mar
r57'.A
84
30
9% Mar 29
15% May 11
May 17
45
3
May
17
38 % Jan
60
Aug 18.
Republic
$1
48% May 11
18
4
Republic
5
Revere
43% Jan
3
60% Nov
8
36y« May
1
52% Jan
23
5614 Jun
5
28 %
May 10
41 % Jan
4
48
Jan
50
Feb
9
116 3/4 Jan
31
80% Feb
16
Jan
4
153/4 Feb
Revlon
2
35/4 Oct
14
47
Jan
3
49% Jan
30
108
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
683/4 Sep
26
„89% Nov
14
8
90 % Oct
6
87
23 % May
8
12% Apr
Mar
83
12% Dec
14
105% May 11
55 % May 11
4
78%
Jan
Nov"14
11134
3
37% Sep
25
25% Jan
3
Mar
6
90
12
May 11
79% May
5
102
1
Mar
Rheem
2
Richfield
Riegel
343/e Mar 26
33
42% Feb
10
47% Jun
43% Jan
19
23% Jan
3
5
May 11
62% Oct
20
51% Jan
9
62% Mar
Nov
27
29 % Jan
8
33% Apr
2
38
Feb
8
May 11
124
Apr
18
34
35 % Jan
5
27% Jan
4
38% Aug
9
87
2
93% Dec
4
90% Jan
17% Jan
9
27% May
5
18 % May 11
24'A Jan
12% Jan
13
27% Dec
6
21
29% Feb
12
16% Jan
3
27% Dec
1
23 % Jan
18
Feb
8
25% Apr
18
29% Sep
19
3
43% Apr
19% Apr
11
10% Oct
12% Feb
3
3
15
33 Vb Jan
27 y8 Apr
Haas Co
Royal Dutch
Rubbermaid
Ruberoid
9
26% Jan
22
183/4 Feb
13
63% Dec
6
47
Nov
27
90
404% Dec
11
16%
61
491/4
18%.
*18%
13%'
8
*15%
15%
15%
13%
1,800
2,600
81/4.
8
8
4,300
11:
10%
10%
10%
49%
10%
48%
48%
*48%
18%
49%
18%
19-
16%
15%
161/4
14^%
19
14%
-
800
19
1,300
15%
•
5,40a
14,200
13%
141/4
19
13'%
19'
13%
18%
19%
39%
17%
*59
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a%
153/4.
19%
39%
17%
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15%
4,000
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40
40%
19%
39%
40
39%
40
17
1,300
*16%
17
2,000
17%.
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171/4.
1,200
17%.
17
61
59%
59%
58
16%
16%
53%
40
15%
16%
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61
16 '/a
10%
16%
23.600
10 'A
10%
18%
10%
2,800
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16%
16%
16%
10%
10%
10%
10%
16%
16 %
16
16
♦16
16'A
46%
16
47%
16
45%
47
15%
45
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46 y8
42%
45%
42
46%
45%
42
46%
94,300
53%
41%
42'a
50
42%
52%
41%
52%
41%
42%
4,200
50%
49%
16
1,700
40%
51%
40%
49%
40 y4
51 %
40%
48%
40
29%
40%
39
30%
29%
39 3/4
29%
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28%
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49%
29%
281/4
49%
29%
49%
28;«
49%
293/4
493/4
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49%
49%
49%
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108 y2
62
62%
87%
87'%
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107
107%
107
107
105%
107
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-
18,100
67,900
600
62%
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60
106%
61%
4,200
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55%
89
60%
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88
88
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88
88
13%
88
13%
13%
131/4
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131/4
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13
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41/4
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41/4
4y8
41/4
11,800
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4 1/4
4
86 'A
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4%
1.25
85%
861/4
86
13,900
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39
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86
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38
16,000
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36
36 y«
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36 %
28
34%
27
27%
35%
3,600
26>/4
26%
26
35%
35
25%
35%
261/4
2,800
1
35 %
261/4
341/4;
35
33%
34'/4
33
33%
4,200
Co
l
Ltd
85%
500
57
10
57%
553/b
57%
54%
55'/4
53%
55
33%
No par
331/4
53%
33
331/4
54%
32%
4,700
33
311/4
31%
30%
31%
9,100
37%
37 %
36%
5
117%
120%
1181/4
100
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94
1
19%
20
1
21%
23
5
37
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363/4
36 V*
36
119
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94
36 %
112%
119%
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94
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19%
19%
19%
19%
21%
22%
211/4
-22 V»
26%
19
211/4
94
37
12,600
112%
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19%
18%
19
22
8,040
94
9,300
21
28
28
21%
26%
27%
27%
27'/4
27%
26%
27
26%
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28
27%
1
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26
20 g
39 y4
25%
39%
x37%
38%
37
37%
37%
37%
10%
11
37%
37%
10%
142,600
10%
10%
10'/4
10%
10%
9%
14%
10%
14%
14%
14%
15,900
14%
14
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
36%
13%
13
13%
12%
13
1
__
Co
Ryder System- lire.
12 y8 May 11
*19
40
1-7%
100
Trust
Ruppert 1Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
22 % Mar 16
19%
8y4 ;'/ 8%
15%
39%
1
4
25
44,000
*18%
5
Petroleum
5
12% Oct
36
16%
Royal McBee Corp
19% Apr
8
32%
.141/4.
10
Corp..
Ronson
Corp
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
26
27% Aug
36!?*"
14
Controls
Jan
30
35"a
17,500
v
2.50
14% Jan
18% Jan
21%
36%
16 y8
common..
3
17y8 Jan
20*%
36%-
36y4
14'%
preferred series A
5
41
May 11
36
37 y*
163/4
Inc
12 % May 10
36
7
15,600
14
10
Corp
l43/4 Feb
14 Vs May 10
21 'a-
16%
Rohr
11
11 %
20%
21%
No par
10
Selection
40 "A May
10
934 May 11
12
Dec
4%
1,200
21%
21%
18%
5
Paper
Rohm &
Mar 22
31% Mar 15
19
22% Mar 13
27
46% Apr
10% Mar 15
May 11
18
17% Dec
36 34 Jan
94
12
69%
11
18%
Rockwell-Standard Corp
25
109
May
69
11.
18%
5
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp
23
23%
71-
10%
18%
series
Corp
Ritter Company
Robertshaw-Fulton
12
22%
70
11%
50
Brass
3.60%
Oil
73
10%21
10%
Corp
Richardson-Merrell
443/4 Mar 14
71%.
49%
series—100
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
Mar 14
24
74
11%
49%
1
Preferred
23
73%
49%
50
50c
&
8,700
11
15%
preferred
106,300
76
36%
10
3y2%
56
11%
10%
common
53%
21%
8%
Inc
37% Mar 19
32% Feb
24%
55%
11%
11%
Co
54
21 %
*74
Drug & Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
43A% preferred series A
50
4Va % conv 2nd pref
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
5
37 % May 10
30
24
Rexall
30% Jan
8
253/4 May 11
Nov
24
50c
Steel
27
51% Apr
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
29
8
23%
Corp
Copper
7,800
25
common.
convertible
Jan
67% Mar 13
17%
24%
1
Eng
Aviation
Republic Corp
Mar 12
1,700
17%
35'%
17%
17%
15%
Corp
&
Mfg Co
preferred
Conv
76%
35
17%
181/4
8%
Inc
Elec
*76
35i/4
17%
17%
15%
Chemicals
Stores
43 "A Jan
9
May 23
Apr
76%
34%
56%
18%
50
preferred
Co
Reliance
2O34 Apr
76%
35%
*10%
preferred
Inc
Bit
Bros
76%
35
No par
No par
1st
15
8
76%
351/4
50c
Jan
71 % Dec
15
10'A Feb ';•!
May 10
19
58
16
16
55
771/4
34%
1
Inc
13 3/4 Jan
1
18
12% Jan
18
57%
77
35%
18%
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Raymond International Inc..3.33%
Rayonier Inc
1
Raytheon Co
5
Reading Co common
50
16
56%
77 Va
35
2.50
.
House
58%
77
No par
2.50
Inc
Random
Mar 16
4iy8 Feb
com_Nopar
Co
10% May 10
25% Feb
1534 Jan
13
11
Ranco
Purina
15 % May 11
13
10% July 26
Oct
81
14% Feb
24 y» Apr
32 % May 11
18
;; 11% Mar 22
July 19
15% Dec
19% Jan
16
Corp of America
1st preferred
$3.50
Ralston
10
58%
Inc
14%
1
14%
37 %
1
Co
37%
5
No par
2.50
Co
*13
21
21
20%
20%
20
20%
20
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
49%
49%
13 %
*13
%
12,000
2,700
1,400
14%
143,,
2,200
36
36%
2,900
*12"%
13
20
19%
20
2,800
13 %
12'%
13
20,500
48%
19,800
1,100
S
36% Jarv., 3
86
Jan
3
Dec
372
93
27
May 11
60% Jan
Feb
26
94
352 y4 Jan
26
May
3521/4 Jan
29% May 10
37
2
Bafeway
3
4%
26
Stores
preferred
4.30%
3
37% Dec
18
33% Jah
9
6
38
Jan
29
44% Mar 22
15% Jan
3
43% Nov
20% Nov
Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
8
17% Jan
2
21 % Mar
St
70% Jan
5
79
7
19
72% Jan
5
801/4 Feb
26% Jan
31 "A
July 20
92
Jan
Apr
41% Oct
31
May 25
39% Feb 16
1
30% Jan
22
21
8
27% Jan
2
9% May 10
5
8
14
46 % Nav
24
47% Dec
9
81 y2
May 10
7% Apr 30
71% May 11
4
97
3
27 y4 Jun
Feb
21
74
Nov
Jan
3
10
21% July 25
14
42% Jan
2
Jan
1
16
85
Feb
6
96% May
2
26% Jan
74% Jan
5
81
% 5
371/4 Feb 24
Apr
6% Feb
May 10
26% May 11
19% May 10
Convertible
5%
7
$4
30-
convertible preferred..*
Inc
23% Jan
3
Seaboard
96'A
96%
*95%
22%
23%
83
23%
Co.
19% Jan
11
27% Mar
9
4
44% Jan
18
50% Feb
14
Sealright-Oswego
72
Jan
29
88% Jan
2
Sears
Co
12% Jan
26
15% Mar
2
Selberling
4
Servel
11% Jan
12
17
July 28
20% Apr
4
Jan
105
97% Jan
Nov
9% May 11
27
103% Feb
14% Jan
103% Feb
7
7
37% May 12
1,4% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
38
May 11
45% Feb
21
31
May 17
31% Feb 28
22
May 11
29% Jan
4
23 "A Mar 28
46% Mar
35
8% Jan
Jan
3
18% Sep 25
36% Oct
5
15% Sep
15% Jan
19
16% Feg
14
22% Sep
25
28
4
Jan
3
42 % Jan
4
11% Mar 30
9% May 10
17% May 11
6
23% May 15
Apr
15% Jan
21
19% May 10
29% Feb
26 % May 11
48 % Jan
33% Jan
12
56
Apr
2
Simmons
Industries
Inc
13
36'/a Oct
9
63% Jan
11
4
3
6
44% Jan
3
67 y4 July
2 6 "A Oct
3
May" 11
40% Feb
5
129% Mar 22
12% Jan
4
23% Jan
3
46 '/8 Jan
4
77
Nov
38% Jan
3
52% Dec
9% Dec
19
6% Mar 15
441,4 Jan
49
Feb
8
5
27% Feb
16
23% May 11
29% Jan
5
14
61 %
72% Feb
28
28
49% Jan
60% NOV
.52-1/4 Jun
14
7 %
8
50
May 10
9
56% Mar
May 10
Apr 26
10% Jan
Apr
58
Feb
53
Feb
3
9% Jan
3
49% Oct
34% May 11
44% Jan
30% Dec 21
27
Jan
18
40% Jan
27% Jan
11
31% Sep
8
29% Jan
18
33
Jan
4
24% Nov
21
23% Feb
16
31% Dec
29
47% Jan
18% May
8
27% May 10
46% May 9
19
61% Nov
36% Jan
3
53 y4 Nov
17
38 "A Jan
3
49 % Nov
22
42% May 11
20'/2 Jan
3
29% Oct
11
25
10
46
Jan
24
38% Dec
14
31
Jan
17
35% Mar
3
18
May
8
26% Jan
24
21 "A
May
20% Jan
4
34 % Apr
Jan
3
51% Nov
7% Jan
12
27
28
Jan
3
11% Apr 27
44% May 31
88
Jan
3
91
Mar
20% Jan
26
35
May 15
88% Jan
3
34% Oct
26
82
Jan
For
3
97% May
64% At
88% Apr
footnotes,
2
9
17% May 10
91% Jan
3
4
27% May 11
17
see page
83% Jan
25.
3,006
12 »A
12%
700
11
11%
10%
10%
10%
10,900
*102'A 105
9'A
38%
5
22
9
1
38%
38
33%
6,700
22
23
7,800
18%
23%
18%
23
18%
18'A
37
37%
36%
37'A
17%
18%
15'A
18
17%
17%
18%
15%
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18%
17'A
18 %
4,000
15%
15%
15 y«
15%
18.800
21 %
54
*26"A
21%
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115
57
27%
21%
13,800
19
15%
21%
54
22%
23
;
9%
9'A
9'A
17%
18%
36%
37 %
28,200
17%
V
18
21,100
21%
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21%
19%
27%
27%
26%
27%
26 %
20%
26%
53'A
53'A
51'A
53
51'A
52
2.900
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54"A
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,600
55
54
55
52%
54
31
*53 "A
54'A
*26'A
27'A
27'/2
*27
27'A
35 "A
113%
56
30
35%
115
56%
35%
35%
35
35'A
108'A
55%
113%
55%
55
54%
55 'A
30%
28%
29%
28%.
29%
28 "A
29
31
*27
105'A
x55
107'A
34 "A
-
4,000
35 %
33,000
104 %5 107 %
13,900
5
24'A
24'A
24
24%
23%
24%
23
24
22%
23%
24%
25
24%
25
24'A
24%
23%
24
23%
24
;
8,100
4,700
30I/a
/
3.300
26%
*26
30"A
5
4,100
27'A
53"A
36 Va
115
57 »A
800
53%
x27
54
27"A
29,600
4.400
26,500
44,400
Gold
Carolina
&
Platinum
E&G
Co
preferred
*7"A
8"A
54%
8'A
8%
54'A
55'A
*51%
38%
50
30'A
*29%
5
..25
52"A
38'A
303A
30'A
.
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8
8
7'A
7%
7'A
8%
8
8»A
50 "A
54%
7%
7%
8%
8
53
51%
52
300
8,200
9,100
100
54
*52
52%
*52
52 'A
52
52
38
*50
:
7%
53%
37%
29 "A
*30
37%
30
30%
35
37
34%
35%
1,900
27%
29'A
28%
10,500
29%
*29%
28%
30%
38
30 "A
29%
30 "A
29%
29%
300
1
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19y2
19
19%
20
20'A
5,200
8%
28%
29'A
28%
29'A
28%
29y.
27%
28%
27%
28%
39,400
5
50"A
51 "A
48
50%
46%
48%
47%
48%
48
48%
34,900
6c ELNopar
51 "A
46"A
52
52
52
52
52%
51%
52
45 %
46%
46
53
46%
51%
47
44%
46%
42%
44%
10,500
26%
26%
55 "A
26%
55
.19%
26%
55%
20
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
44,300
51%
52%
13,800
Public Service Co
Gas
Co
Co
7.50
(Del)—Nopar
Railway common__No par
preferred
20
non-cum
6c
8"A
8"A
53
2.50
com
preferred
Mobile
*7%
1
com.4.50
Ohio stock
tr ctfs__100
,
55
19%
*73
20
76
19%
95%
31 Vs
8
38'A
22%
15%
22%
27%
'
9'A
10
38%
18
*53%
105
*9'/4
38
1
9%
*102'A
38%
17%
19
1
10%
105
2,400
9%
37%
19"A
15%
10%
•102%
21%
38%
18%
19%
15%
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95"A
86
*9'A
38%
*102% 105
20
51 y4
5%
2
May
38% Mar
Mar
9%
19
25"A
5"%
35 "A
94
2
11
105
21%
63'4
8%
19
97
10%
*102"A
38%
18"A
22%
5%
x35 ,
*94
24% Jan
13,400
12 "A
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
1
Spartans Industries
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Spencer Chemical Co common——6
4.20%
preferred
;
100
Sperry Rand Corp common...—50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel inc common
Nopar
$4.50 preferred
Nopar
Apr
11,700
12%
5
95
20
13%
33 3A
42% Jan
19%
50
Southeastern
2
15
20%/
61%
5%
24
Jan
19%
*12%
33 Va
90
20%
13 y4
-1
8% Jan
11,500'
20%
*
*13%
Southwestern Public Service Co
47% Jan
■'
5%
27%
13%
7
8
83
5'A
26 "A
62'A
■"
4% May 11
32% May 11
*80
27%
51%
Southern
16
26% Jan
x
5'A
27%
5%
61%
16
Apr
83
5
27%
50%
26
75
*80
83
5%
27%
*13
37%
Inc
South Jersey Gas Co
Puerto Rico Sugar
7
20 "A Apr
*80
10
51%
Pacific
59% Feb
9,500
62%
Southern
14
220
23%
50%
16
Feb
95%
23%
62
Natural
71
95
23'A
23%
64
Indiana Gas
51% May 11
18% Jan
4
97
23%
55,200
18
Co
8
•95%
22%
51%
Southern
30
19,900
85
63
Southern
61 % Oct
34%
85
50'A
Southern
72% Oct
34'A
85
34%
46'A
20
25
South
30
19% NOV
13
Marchant
Mar 21
9
8,460
35
*84
35%
85
97
10
52% May 10
17% Jan
73%
82%
37%
Co
57 "A Jan
65 '/a Mar 20
71%
*95%
23'/B
18%
California Edison
47% Mar 15
72%
45
5
Southern
30% Feb
x71-%
63%
19
May 10
19,006
73%
80%
_50c
31% Mar 30
50
10,200
9%
52'A
16
151/4 Jan
29% Dec ,26
Mar 23
33%
8%
63'A
South
16
50
*4
47%
33'A
9%
51 "A
South Amer
17
3
34%
*84.
46%
34'A
8%
46
Kline & French Labs.No par
15
Soo Line Railroad Co
Nopar
2
25
47
33
9%.
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
4
Jan
46 y»
35%
Smith
15
15% Jan
47%
83%
23
18%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc.
1
27 % Jan
30,100
46
81V*
23'A
19%
Oil
Smith-Corona
2,700
45%
1
Corp
Singer Manufacturing
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (AO)
Corp
21
22% Jan
13% May 26
9% Dec
4-
9
62
35% Mar
225,500
S%
21
23%
19
Simplicity Pattern Co
May 11
20%
9%
84%
Nopar
55% Mar 12
28% May 10
20%
9%
46%-
Nopar
Co
15
54 %
8,400
21%
22%
50c
Simonds Saw & Steel
104% May 11
37% Apr 11
31 y4 May 10
36% Jun
7
9%
52,900
14%
83'A
1
33% Mar 29
Sinclair
20%
9%
8,200
11%
14%
34%
5%
Nopar
17
34 %
21%
37%
ll»/8
46%
Nopar
When issued.
45% May
127% Nov
21
37
-
21%
2.50
Corp
(Frank G)
49% Feb
61% Nov 22
14%
27,600
83%
1
28 % Apr
Feb
12 '/a
14'A
31%
100'A
47 "A
Nopar
'
37
38
11%
14%
300
31 »A
*98 'A
32
100'A
23%
l
common
Shell Oil Co
19
37%
11%
14%
31
83%
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
7
Apr
38%
11%
33%
46%
9
34
37%
73"A-
600
8,800
78%
22%
Sheraton Corp of America
18% Jan
1
*98%
8%
18%
83%
4
14% May
100%
9%
40
18'/u
*77
46
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
l
17% May 11
39 %
78'A
23
41% Mar 20
8
21'A
*77
82%
30
8
20%
18%
6,300
45%
1
1
Steel
Shattuck
21 'A
40
18%
160
29%
'
32%
*98%
28%
21
40
29%
*22%
26
23% Aug
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
Co
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon
5%
27%
30
3
Corp
preferred
Shahmoon
12
18% May
3
22% Jan 15
Dec
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
&
5%
77
29%
94%
375
5
5
Roebuck
28%
40%
19
77
*8083
28
5%
V
1
Falls
15
*80
l
20
31%
40%
18%
24
Seagrave Corp
Finance
30%
35
85
97
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
13
30% Jun
x34%
*84
100
1
51% Dec
5
35%
85
35
*84
34%
25
31 % Mar
94% Nov
Jan
8%
75
78
Nopar
Feb
15
35%
8%73
..No par
No par
preferred
31% Jan
54
35%
1
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
1
7
15'/a
21%
9%
49%
35c
Scovill
6
12%
1.40
com
preference
Schlumberger N V
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred.
30
12%
15%
21 %
9%
48%
10
Schering Corp common
Schick
May 11
May
29% Mar 21
i
■
98% Feb
90
May 22
Jure-16,
9
22
14
5
27
24
11% Jan
77'
15
70
42 % Jan
34% May
4
Jan
1
100'A
38%
1
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Schenley Industries Inc
9
60% Feb
May
33
May 9
May 19
16% Jan
87
10% Jan
46
14% Mar 10
11.
May
9
.
*93
*300
1
San
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
47
94
375
33%
*98%
37'A
5
100
49
94
♦300
1
3
2
May
41% Nov
4
48%
94
375
41 "A
41 "A
18%
19
*75%
78
33y4
34%
*98% 100'A
37%
38'A
12
t
12%
14%, 15'A
21 21 %
*9%
9%
47%
48%
35%
35%
8%
9%
72 %
74
78
49%
*93
*300
.^..5
8t Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
48%
94
375
31%
32
42
19'/«
No par
100
2
Nov
73% Jan
*41%
19
*93
*300
32%
No par
Power
Ry Co com
18% Jan
11
16
Fran
40% Apr
16% Jan
70
Jan
May
San
11% May 11
8% Jan
8% Sep- 19
26
100
L
31%
Preferred series A 5%
14% May 11
46% May
38
34% Jan
1
49%
93'/4
375
10
21
34% May
21% Jan
i !
26
St
23
*300
100
May 10
22% Nov
7% Jan
14 % Jan.
Jan
4
39% Mar 12
May 10
98
100
4
Jan
93 "A
100
preferred
conv
49%
1.66%
common
31
*84%
85%
*.73
33 Ya
18
21JA
5%
34 "A
94
18%
96 "
29%
*84%
76
33%
19
22%
•
5%
34%
94
19
96%
31
85%
26«A
55'A
20'A
*52%
xl9%
19%
*73
33%
76
•74%
77
33'A
X32%
32%
18'A
22%
5%
33%
*94
17%
96"A
18%
22%
5%
34
95
•18 V*
55
19%
28%
*84'/2
18%
97
29'A
85%
22 'A
5%
33%
•94
54
19%
20
*74%
77
32 y8
33
19
18
22%
22%
5%
4%
;
4,000
34
32%
95
94-
4,600
9,600
19
1,600
23%
22,700
51/4
;
8,500
33%
4,10O
94
•
50
17%
18 Yh
17%
18«A
128,700
96%
97
96%
96%
590
27%
28%
27%
28%
20,500
•84%
85%
*84%
85%
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
<2276)
24
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
:
''"v-
fewest
Highest
,
."■
-
Dec
28
35 % Dec
52 lA Jan
12
91
Nov
15
72'A Jan
23
30% May 11
29
78% May 12
35
39
62% Apr
83% Apr 25
30
74% Jan
2
V 15
31
19% Dec
12
25% Jan
9i
53 % Jun
5
25% Feb
35 % Jan
4,
9
Jan
3
46% Jan
Dec
57
5
84
81% Sep
25
87% Dec
4
44% Sep
25«
55% Dec
27;
40% Jan
29
49% Jan
3
92 % Dec
28
Mar 301
82
Mar 23
57% Nov; 28
25% Oct
.
.
16
32
20% Oct
31
28% Apr
26'A Jan
3
;
18
60% Feb
7
84 % Oct
9
4
99 % Nov
16% May
47% Jan 29
,>
28
,83.
Jan
19% Jan
1
3%%
2
17
Sterchi
Feb
6
35
4
28% May 10
34
Feb
21% Jan
32% Oct
12
25
31% Feb
15
16% Jan
4
43% Nov
15
21% May 11
33"% Jan-:
2
17% Jan
9
20
Sep
Nov
25
19
Jan
13
60
May 11
11
28% Jan
53'A Jan
4
74;
27% Jan
3
34 % Apr
32
Jan
7
13% Sep
6
15
70% Feb
•
13
33'A Apr
24
44
2
May 10
264:
Feb
20
16
7% May
21
Sep 21
445
18
Apr
15
Jan
10% Feb
1
4
Jan
3
21% Oct
6
41:% Apr
4
22% May 11
30% Jan
2
18% Jan
4
33 % Apr
4
25% May 11
28% Jan-
2
Oct
26
19 % Apr
28
830
15
15% Jan
57% Nov 28
45% Mar 17
19% Feb
1
8
16% Oct
24
28% May 31
13% Jan
3
20% Apr
12% May 11
16% Jan
82 % Jan
5
90 'V
87
91% May
20
Aug
2
3
59
Oct
23% Jan
29
Jun
9
Apr
24% Mar
3
16
101 % Jan
-
7
Oct
122
Jan
3
16% Nov
30
3
1464 Jan
31
7
38% Nov
3
Mining
Sunshine
Oil
Superior
21
Sweets
24% Mar 21
54 % Nov
28
3
18% Jun
5
1:
-25.
30
84 Vi
33%
.
Swift
&
84
-
*16%
•
59%
57%
58%
-■
89 %
;>
89%
89%
90,
89%
90%
48%
49'A
47%
48%
4 6%
43%
32,900
54%
53 %
54
52%
53%
158,900
51%
52%
'••/ 51%
52%
/ '' 17
:.
17%'
V
V
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^
/
:
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51%
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16%
5L
51
V
frl Vis ;
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92
»90
r
283i
2834
52
25
May 11
47% Jan.
4
Swingline
Inc class
18
Feb:
7
Symington
Wnvne
9/64 May
7
Series
19
2
41
rights
27
A
-
16%,
50%'
25%
t
42
1
*35%
36%
—1
16%
16%
9- 6,i
A
Corp
934
*26;
>•
*16%
25%
38 3
'•
•■-■':
17%
'
;
84f>4
: 25%
'
*1634
•
17'A.
79%
28 Va
16%
•;
29:
lf»% '
79 y4
32%
9.200
2.400
29
'•
'
.
22'A
"
22%
20
20
61 %
33 Va.
32%
33
32
19%
33*
32%
32%
7%
8 V'e
100
4,600
"
61%
32%
32'A
•
62
32
33%
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7%
*19%
/
20
60
8 V«
267
275
■24%
23%
1
%
8%
275
2701
61%
"3,300
3,100
2,600>
.
•
88;60O
266
264
280
23%
22'/«
23 V*.
25%
26 Va
25'/a
25%
*18%
19%
*18%
41 Va
41 %
39%
41%
21%
22.%
21
21%
10,300
'
:
26%-
25%
19 "
19
41%
41.%
21%,
22
'
l
13 Va
12%,
■V
12 %
93
*91%
13 Va
48%
25%
26
*
19
«
25'a
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25
'V;
103
102
12 3b
13
*91%
93
47%
48'/8
6,700
25%
25%
25,700
7T«
8 Va
34%
34%
15%,
103
10
1,600
'
200
1,300
104%
'
18%
413
.
•
102%
1098
17
40 Va-
;
25
25
'
102Va
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1130
25
7,500
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8
16
7%
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1.7 %
1052
•
8%
•
8,900
1115
410
16%
17%
6,700"
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34;
30
32%
15%
-,
.
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40
33
4
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4,900'
25%
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.
•
93;
48
•
12,700.
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800
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16,900
23
61
22 Va
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.
29%
25
21%
25%%
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73%
33'A
v
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500
84 %
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26
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9,400
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.
32
83;
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29 Va
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5,700
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7
39%
83 %
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>
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v
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40
J
/
25
.
9
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400
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v
16%
25%
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25
33%
29.
16%
26 Va
9
-
84%-
83%
•16%
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32%
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-
c:-
.
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26%
25%
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f.
27!1'4
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27,%
9%
'
.—
17.100
25%
26%
•
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16%
26 f.
103% 103%
8
8%
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1160 V
18%. 19%
41%
41%
34%
35%
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1148
1170
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20
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6,100
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17 •••./
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-
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16%
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17%
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25
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8,100
19,100
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84-%- '84 %*
•
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1.38 8/9
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49% Feb
1*6 May 11
57
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15%
'
'
41%
*
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/
26%
.'25%
26
25
:
10c
Co—
May 10
15% May 10
59%
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.
30%
.
California——25
of
of America—
Co
30
28
.
preferred series A
5%%. 2nd pfd series of '55
Biscuits Inc—;
—12.50
40
Dec
15
29
,
4%%
2
Feb
.
15
2.50
Sunshine
2
11% Jan
1385
15%
30VH
.
24
118% Jan
*••
>
1-7%
85
•'
17
r
.
i5i.
Co Inc
&
Sunray DX Oil Co common
8
37% Jan 29
1
May 11
16% May 11
Feb~28
49%
3
15
25 % Apr
•
1052
12% Jan
45
2
.'-It
Dru£ Inc_——
(JP)
.
7
28% Feb;
98% May
7% May
30
1115 Oct
9
19
53% Jan
25% May
30% Mar 28
38% July 10
3
11
Jan
47% May 11
13
3
32% Nov
-
23% Jan
47% Jan
22
31
84
*83
.
x41
v
7,700
80%:
78%
15%
29 Va
,
"
8IV2
16
31
59%
.
427a
..*80%
-
6.500
66%
65%
n
24% Mar 23
20% Jan
17%
100
88%
49%■
54%
v
81
Shares
May II
30%
32
67 Va
16
—
2
59% Mar
2
38% May
90%
50%
54%
x65Va
the Week
Friday
29%
52 %53
53 %
92
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92 Y'
18 ^ %
17%.
17%
60
-,
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57
27%
26%
26%
28%
r 28% *28%"'
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26%
28 V
.
«
13
Jan
360
May 11
,
' 59%-
60%
V" 80%
33%.. ■
33% 33%
Stewart-Warner Corp—;
29%
29%. ^
29%
29%
Stix Baer & Fuller Co..
—•*25%
25%
-*25%
25%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—.1.
23%/; 24%
23
23%
15%
prior preference.
20 .
20
20.:
• >
20
20
Stone - & Webster
—JL.
V 62
62% •
62
62 %:
Storer-Broadcasting: Co
.vl*.
32%- 32%
>'32% • 32%
stouffer Foods Corp-—L
1.25.
V 33 Va 34
/ x33%
33%
Studebaker-Packard- Corp com—8%
8%
>
8%
8%
$5 convertible preferred
100
279
279 •
•
*270
279
Suburban Gas—
i-l
25
25%
24%
24%
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
1
26
26%
25%
26
Sucrest
Corp—
;
!
1.
*19
19%
*19
19 %
Sunbeam Corp———,.
—.1
41%
42%
41%' 42
Sundstrand Cprp
:_5.
22%
22%
< 21%
22%
Sun Chemical Corp common
-1
13'/8
13%
13Va
13y4
$4.50 series A preferred—No par %
91.%. /91%
% *91%
93
Sun Oil CO—
NO par
x48%
49
48%;V 49
28
11
Nov
35% Aug 10-
%
:
1:1'•••<.
Co
Inc.
Stores
Bros
Stevens
24% Jan
3
/
-
5
Steel
Corp—
preferred——
Sterling
91% Mar 26
37
30
24% Jan
.
16
30Va
'
73% May 11
31% Apr 13
10
Warner
33
68%
Stanray Corpj.—.r—
.
... 9%Starrett Co (The) L S^_
No par
.26'%
Stauffer Chemical Co common—__5/I42%
6
26% Mar 12
5
Jan
Stanley
; 2
40 % Jan
V; 11% Mar
Pressed
Standard
22% Feb- 12
9
.
20
20
20.
convertible preferred
convertible-- preferred
69fe
•••;
32%.
68'A
-
%
Packaging Corp com
convertible preferred
$1.60
71
".
10.
100
preferred series A
'$1.20
81% Feb
12
19% Dec
Jan
„7:
Jersey-
Standard
5
Mar 12
22
27
13% Jan
3%%
.
30% Mar 15
8% May 11
3
Feb
67
Standard
29% Mar ' 9
%
50% May 11
38% May 11
45% Dec
77
8
28
23% Mar
25% May 11
29.
22% Dec
Oil of Ohio common
28
New
33%
69%
80%
16%
30%
60'A
89%
50%
55%
x89V4
50%
54%
52%
.
*90 . 17%
' *62 •
<% 27%
.
28% *
25
of
of
59% Feb
..
Indiana
Oil
Oil
Standard
33
68%
80%
81.
16%
3C%
Sales for
:.
sday
May 10
31%
32%
33 %
30%
;-*x59%
preferred-——No par
conv
Standard
95% Feb
.
of
Oil
15
56 % Feb
8
51 % May 10
90
Apr 19
16% May 10
16% May
2T
14% Mar ■17
4
$3.30
Mar 20
58% Feb
25% May 11
42% Dec 201
2
Standard
T.iu.
-
69
>81
16%
Corp
PRICES
May 9
68
No par
_1
Industries
_1
Calif com
6.25
Standard
3
26% May 11
.
Mar 28
26% Oct
8Vt Nov
,
32% Mar 27:
4
17% Jan
/
7
4
18% Oct
59% Feb
91
Jan
4
Mar 15
91;
46% May 11
13
Dec
52;
3
51% Sep
84
2
60% May.
26
52% Jan
$3.50
preferred
Financial
Standard Kdllsman
81
18'A Jan
May 11
11% Jan
SALE
vVcunesday
May 8
32%
Inc com—No par
Brands
Standard
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
'i
May 7
5
Co—
D
Square
16
Jan
Par
LOW
,V .■■■'
Monday.
\
EXCHANGE
••••■
.....
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lom est
Highest
Year 1961
'V\vr
STOCKS
.
Rcmge for Previous
16:
15%
15%.
/
7,700
7,900
5/64
397,000
T
Jun
40
20% May 10
16
May 10
44'A May 11
7 Vb May 11
8% May 11
69% Jun
6
52 V4 May 11
61
Mar
9
Tennessee
Corp
Nov
21
23
25% Mar
2
Tennessee
Gas
•61% Nov
8
11% Dec
22
26
4% Jan
3
10% Nov
27
47 % Jan
6
21% Sep
29
26
47 y4 Oct
13
59% Aug 18
16 '/a Sep
Jan
20
19% Jun
14
Jun
15
40% Nov
21
37y2Jan
3
46
Jun
21
18% Jan
3
271/4 Aug.
37% Nov
25% Sep
15
15% Jan
3
27
23% Jan
79-% Apr
3
125 Va Jan
4
Jan
2
48% Apr
11
8
12
8
21% Jan
29V'2 Apr
3;
25
24% Jan
31% Apr
3;
27y2 Jan
22% Sep
30 Va
Apr 27.
37'A Jan
50
May. 10
94
10% Jan
3Q % Oct
9r
55
82% Feb
8
May
Dec
20
87
25% Dec
29
32% Feb
82
21% Feb
May 11
113
'A May 10
4
83
Jan
8
25% Jan
28% May
8
19
20% Jan
24% Mar
8
23% Jan
50% Nov
I-
15% Jan
28% Apr
50% May
1
21 y4 Jan 15
5
28 %
17/
Dec ' 18 ;
37% Jan
66
Dec
14
33% Aug 10
50
Nov
27
59% Jan
10
91% May 15
26% Jan
3
19
Jan
123
Jan
53% Jan
56% May
33% Jun
56% M'av
4
22% Dec
5
Oct
25
48
Jan
20
51
10% Nov
30
16% Apr
23
,
Oct-11:
25Va.Mar26
,
48%. Feb
141
15% Feb
May
29
14%,Mar 12
Jan
3
52'/a Nov
20
92
Jan
30
97
Apr
18
20
79
Nov
Feb 24
76
May 18
Jun
87
,71
81
27
1.
5
11% Jan
39%
40
48 Va
49%
47'A
49 %
17%
17 3
4
17 %
'17%'
Instruments
Inc
Odl
2
.
2
36
46
8
2
27*% Jan
42% May 10
7% Jan
3
36 V2 Jan 11
99
May 10
May
Jan
,
Underwood
15
Unilever Ltd
53Va Jan" 15
Unilever
Corp
10% Mar 22
Union
43% Mar 15
86% Dec
29% Jan
7
Jan
2
52»A Apr
25
1
5
2
Feb
73'/a Jan
21% Dec
52% Nov
69% Dec
17% Jan
33
29 yt
Mar 21
52 % Jan
15 % Sep
17% Jan
4
100
May 10
80
Feb
■
12
1
Jan
Asbestos
Preferred
23
May
iS Jan
3
30
30%
,23.
23%
23 Va..
23 Va
23
30%
30%
28 '1.
29
30
31%;
32
I
32-
,
/
■
19>?A,,
,
7% Jan
Feb
75,,
43%
28 Va
-
llVa
12
U%
32%,
'
'
131%
9%;
„_1,
50
46V2.
46 7 a
%
55,V2
-
—1
55 %>
,' 2.4% ,' /
24
'
51
.
13%,.
13%;,
*42
55%
,
45-%,r
23%,
*50/
28%
v9
'A,
17%;
22%/'
44%.
-
29 g...
45*% V..
-
-
•
26%
>..22 Vs,
$3.70
5
series
Car
United
Co
9 %.1
Lines
Aircraft
8% Jan
22-J
99%
8
United
„
Carbon
United-Carr
Electric
23'A Feb
21
United
56
Mar
2
30 % Feb
2
2
May 11
25 3
4
•
May 10
Mar 26
Fruit
Gas
Gas- Improvement
When
United
t
United
Merch
United
Park
United
Shoe
<Sc
__1Q
Co
^
Greenfield
4
Corp
Mfgrs Inc
City Mines Co
Mach^ common
preferred
34-
325a
24Vs.
24%
24 Va
31 Va-
31%
29%
108
108
95
*92
32%.
32 3 a
43
77 a8
76
31'A
8;
8%
24
29%:
2978
47
47%
32%
*
4312
23%
313'4,
31%
8
8%
43 'A
3134
7%
51%
517
18%
19 Va
19 7
48%
47
45 V4,
46
25
1
1
-
-
-
51%
34.V*.
.
613«
34V»>
26%
36 %.
373a
76'A,
76 »4
25%
25%
25%
>
25 Tk-
1 Va
1 Va
59%
-60%
34'4.
37,900
1,000
1,300
18%
1834
4,700
22%
20%
22V4-
18,900
22
*34,
37
18 Va
19%
-.
31,200
75.Va
22%
-
4,700
15,500
25%
25 Va
18%,
a4.Vs.
..
74
£2%
lVa
61
-
a
44
,
24'A
22%
l%i"
3
76
19%
34.
36 %
v
;
1,500
*17,600
".
500
.;
25%
75%
18
60 Va
24%
37
36%
41 Va
700
6.9G0
,
,*25
19
»•
; 45 %
9,500,
.
'
22%
19 %
22Va
22%
li'/a,.-. 1%
19%
—23
25 Va
76%,
25%
10
,
44 %
.
a
37%
31%;
31
8 Vb
19%
263'a
»/a
76V4
20
20%
76%.
,
51:%
7%
19%
17,600
22%
74 Va
51%
20%
37
43
43
.
100
400
95
32%
19 Va
8
53
*51%
25T4
26,300
109'A,
22*
*31 Va
31 Va
22,30a
46%
32
75%.
1,000
3C >A,
*91
'
52%
•
24
,
*1.00
,23
74%
22,70a
13,80a
"
44
*22 3,a
(
52%
4.50-
,
109 'A
*105
52%
-45%;
Va
32 «/a
77%
34,800
,
8%
32%
45 Va
.4614
93
75 Va,"
GO
49,000
...
'
^4
*24
x29
30%
32%
43
90a
130
57%.,
32
93
77
32
8%
8%
33
*22%
23V4
77;
v*91-
:
-
31% .'31%
,
9,100
47.TB"
84;
55%
31%
8%
32
43%
23
50,300
100?
*90
95
3234
44%23%
>
*76
'/a
58%
32 %
24%
.
24,300
'
.
109%
*105
*92
27%
26'/a
37VA. 37%.
76Vt V 76%
.
13V*.
23-
46 3a
47%
46%
.
8%
33%
33%
46%
100
91
20%
.
No-par
Issued^
2
(hft
Co
Corp.
317a
83a
4,30a
;'
•
,
*82
31 %
5938
31%,'
8%
38,50a
*
33,300
Va
.
■:.:.'
h
47%,
3
of Calif—_L
United
71% Jaii
36% Mar-16
Corp
58%
32%
8%
57»
52%
3
Foundry
United
1% Jan
.
<fe
United
.
20% Mar 20
25
Financial
Cos
60%
31%
47 % '
8
1
Coal
Engineering
United
2
79% Jan
14
2.50
Corp
United
(59%;
95
32 Va,
x43%
*23%
76%
32
•
No par
Fastener- Corp
United
3
*90
109%.
CO—,J
5
91
:••-
76
8
7%
84
:
7,500
/-:/
37
38'/a
100.*'' 102
t
'48%
100
99%
*82
14,70a
%:
43 V*
42%
38'A,
47%
'V
99%
84.
34%
93'A:
1
49
•
•
2,70a
i
17%.
; 22:
21%
8%.
,
/
: 27
•26'A
Va/.,
100T«
99
*90/
463/4
*-108
Corp—
8%
37 V4
39
91
S
pfd-100
pfd_100
43 Va
90
25 v4:
conv
42%
■
*76
.31%.
conv
22
17
17%
27
76%
31V2
common
17'«
2l:%
/1,20a
9'A.
9%
9%
26%
91 v;
.•
10a
10,900
'13%;
*45
•42
451'y
9>A
♦76,
24%
1956)
rv *42 :%
84
333/4
1955)
'13'/a
76
3
Corp
13%
76,
*82
;
_io
of
13 Va
,
102%
{ 48%,
99
6,70a
51
28% V
28 Va
76%
84
No.par
of
28'A
*82
Co_
(series
273a
9%-
87/a,
100 Va
49Va
98,
*50.
51.
!
23%
23 'A
23%
23%
;
V
43%
,38
102 3i
48%
Inc—
(series
"■,1,500
/
28
>
x42 %
9%
102%
59 V • 60%.,
32
31%
8% ; 8 %.
.23"
4%
Jan
64
2
20 Va May 11
•891A
,_io
L
; 55%;-
7
56
22%.
18
17%'.
39%
.39%,,
>
99%
98?A
*82'
76%-
common—10
Co
Twist. Drill
Air
• -
Biscuit Co of Amer
No par
Board & Carton Corp
10
38% Jan
2*
RR;
preferred
Artists
4
Jan
California
non-cum
!
No par
United
24
1% Feb
of
No par
series.
United
May 11
33
$4
r
No par
4%
9
33% Mar 11
25
58% May 11
$4
United
/
_No par
series
55%
'
44 Va
-43%
9Va
Co —9%
series
1=5,700
9%
"26%,
28%
22 Va
;
•7,000
287a
445/3, -
'
-.: /
45 :/■%'
9V4.
18
17,'A
29:%.
22
;:;
dep rets ord—
shares
•17 %''
28%.
?
•
•6,900
27%
43 Va
'
i3 %
9%
11,800
29,Va
*50
.
*42- '
•
■
2.70O
20,000
11'A, v
ll'/a
U'A
'
"
T
11/.- ■>':
45
V
55%
,
28%
•13%,
•> *-13:%./ 14 Va
'.
*42
/ 45
•
9%
11'A
10%
28 Va
51%
29-%
9%
44
V
23%
51'A
28%.
/4,40 a
2-4,100
10%-
5.5%//
24Va
„
9%
'
%./,
6,90a
:
> T>*
130%'
125
13TVa
6,400
;
-2,800
•42%/,'
„
UVt,
*
■
i
&. Rubber
46
■
■
40
9,20a
:
71
>'70
v
12,80a
271.4
,
11 /
';/
.
'
70,74
■: "7,70a
.
:
26
• V
53% ;
,..57 Va
.9%
t.
u%
30
45;
/'
55%
,
'
1,1%
29;
*50
'
29 %
«.
55 Va.
■;
21%,;
.21%
,427
43
Xl30%
.
,
X23%,
51, ,*-V
,
29
.
,/ 45.%-" 47
.
,.:TO
:%
10
u.%
32
"
31
27%
41%
11.V2
12 Va
,,
'
58 %
10,200
*
J2%
2.1 Va
'25Ta
:
.
26 Va
44%
130:'
26.
"58%
,
•;>' 72% V-
' ll'/a
ll.Va
"-V
r
28'»
43
9%/ lOVa
11%
11%;
32 Va'-
1.
/' /:
71.
"
44%/:
•\;132%/134
10%
59 %
Va
22. Va
26 -.
/
1,100
51 %
52%
190
-
19"%
2.4%
"
21%
.52
;>
13,10O
ao
•
'19
.
2.4 »/a
24%
-
26%
28/,.
".73%
43%
V
22%.
A
26
*58
28
/
44%
;
10,
'
73
,
:
; /
: 22%;
26 Va
58%,
.
19%
52%
50a
31
19%
24%.
59%
26%
.
131%. 130
—1.
—1,
United
84% Mar
16 Va Jan
25.
28 %
59%,
28%
74'••
.
,
26„%
59 Va
30
31
52%
'
87
19%
24:%
'
87
30%
19 Va.
19%
24%
24%
24%:;
Y:/;52"%>53%53,%
22%, r 22%
23", •
>4
15%
b*i V4
31%
31%
i»%;
.22%,
26% Mar 28
51% May 10
18% May 11
41 Va May 11
24
32
;
24%
52
88%
*87
1,50a
60,700
15% /
16 Va
*87
600
23
29%
88 Va
57 %
v
22,60a
30 Va
22%
!28%
58
*15%
16
58%.
•
19%
* 31 Va
.
■"
16
58
>88 Va
*87.
87
15 Va
59%
■
Va.
.
2,10a
21,400
26'
30%
23 %
28%
41,10a
"
•96
.*25'A
3O.V2
*30
23%
87
2.
100
common
30%
30
4
3Q%
30 Va
—2
common
"./
23%
par/.
Co__:
'
30%
35% Mar 15
50 V4 Mar 16
73% Jan 29
30
Apr 10
30
see page
50
42 Va Jan 10
22
May 11
76 V4 Mar 24
footnotes,
27
_^-l.
Co
$3.50
Union
Mar 27
34% Oct
4
23%
Inc
Preferred
Union'Tank
19
Mar
Apr
1% Nov
39% Jan
110
74
3
16
30% Jan
,
32'A Mar 13
1
100
35 Va Jan
28
27%
No pat'
$4,50
Preferred
19
3
4
24% Nov
Feb
28
21
3
39
92 % Apr 16
30 'A May
1
30
20
8
104'A Feb
Aug
18 % Feb
27
15 V2
Corp
Preferred
:
8% Feb 28
May 11
29
May
42 V8 Jan
82
19
91
__
24
41% Nov
Nov
18
May 11
7
12
27 5A
3934<
Unloni Bag-Camp Paper Corp
> 39%
Union Carbide Corpi.
1027«
No Par.
102
493«
Union Electric Co common
10 %.'/";..,
49 ■
,
20
.77
5
32
24 V<
547a Jan
For
84% Jan
9% Nov. 16
67 Vi Dec
15% Jan
27 V4,
...
Feb
95'A Jan
78
40% Mar 16
44V2 Jan.
94
..
121% Jan
Pacific
8
97:
58
A
U
ord
Oil
Nov
class
Amer
V
N
Union
30
95 %
No par/
Corp
Union
33% July 26
18% Feb
96%
26%
(The)
4
60 V2 Jan
95 Va
,10.
,25.;
-
Udyllte Corp
3
40% May 24
47% Dec 18
99 Va
/
'
•
18
1
Va Jan
25
98 Va
18%
98%/100 l'd>!
27 Va
27%
1957—50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
».l.
Twin- City Rap Transit com.No parr
5% conv orior preferred
-50
Tvi-Jn. Industries Corp
:
^JL.
34% Jan
Mar
27,20a
18%
18'A
pfd series of
conv
69
Jan
43,500
43 Va-
18 %
&: CohstTUCtion—1
$2.70 preferred—
Tung-Sol Electric Co
1
29 'A aep
88'A
41 %
18%
No par;
Airlines
2
86
83 7 a
42%
18%
16
'
Financial
8V4 Jan
102
87 %
413 «
18%
60
No
Pipeline
World-
31% May
15
85
43%
*18%
*15%
Corp; common—
55 Va May 11
56% Aug
8
110 % Aug 22
100'A Aug 17
1
Electronic
4
51% May 15
88
42%
18 Va
-59%,
preferred:.
conv
Transitron
17
29 'A Nov
85 3A
44%
lv
—
Dec
Jan
Co
Co
8% Aug
39% Nov
20
883'4
43 Va
*18%,
100
Co
37!
37% Jan
86 Va
44 >4
Co
27% Jan
34% Jan
88%
7,50
Realty
6
8
86t i
X43%
>
com_5
common
20
29% Jan
17%
5f
Bearing
Dec
a
50%
17 Va.
Co-
preferred
Roller
68% Dec
Jan
49 %.
17%
No par
preferred—
42% Jan
8
49%
17 V2
.—50c
preferred.
Mfg Co
Tool
3,800
44,100
48%.
10
(JR)
Power
81,800.
•37,400
•
17%
Glass
Chemical
/ '
16%
.
12,400
50 7 a.
Oil
common
conv;
"...
9" a
8%
17%
50;
33%;
No par;
Inc
Pacific Coal &
10%
10Va
.-1
Producing Co
Sulphur
Gulf
/,
21% May 11
74 V2 Jan
16'A
a
5%
22
49V2-Jan
4
13
•9
/
39% Jan
31% Dec
May 22
16%
397
TrirContinental
18
12
10% Mar 28
8
5
26 Va Dec
42% May 22
16%
39 Va
Trans
16
25% May
144
16%
41
Trans-World
28
15% Jan
4
16%
40'A
Transwestem
19
52%, Feb
46% Mar 26
9
14
14 % Jan
26% Feb
11
4
16%
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4%%
>
56%, Feb
25
3
16%
41 Va
;
-
/Transamerica
2
2
1
18% Sep
Jan
L7
42%
Tranb
6
65% May
«% Nov
16%;
41%
Inc—
/Tractor Supply Co
15
Jan
18%, Jan
51 V2.Feb
4
33 % Jan
54'A
Torrington
34%.Apr 23
22
116
51%
.Toledo'Edison
12
26% Apr
13% Jan
3,
13
54%.
Tishman
8
13% Jan
58 *8 Dec
53%
$1.20
•
2
34% Sep
18
54%
Tlmken
42%: Feb
22% May
49 V2 Apr
136% £>ep
53%
Tidewater
9
7
81 y2 Jan
84 7A Jan
6
51'A Dec
16
30
T
10% Jan
54 Va
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May 10
May 11
ft;
55% Apr, 14:
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53%
4%
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43% May 11
29% Oct' 24
36
4
Apr;
25 Va Mar
May 11
9% Apr 11
10% May 11
10% May
1
9
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54:%.
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30
40
52 % Dec
3
J0,90a
Thompson
23% Feb
.
3
125
1
23%
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63%.Jan
3
20% May
13,500.
23 %
3
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53
%,.
2
10
Dec
18
52 %
23
Jan
12
42% Apr
30
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May 11
70
10% Oct
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53'%
23 V4
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25% Apr
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6
146
30
10 Va
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7
Aug
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9:%
53%
23%
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36
48% Jan
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10%
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24
3
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1
6
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7%
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88 V2 Apr
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4
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Corp
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l;
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Co—No par
7
Mar 19
17%
47%
.
•
55
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17% Jan
8
10 %v
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8
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54%
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52% Apr, 11
.
115% Nov
Jun
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45% Mar 29
24
-
Eastn Transmission' Corp_3.50
Gas Transmission Corp
5
18% Mar
Texas
18%
1
14.50
—
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Texaco
5
Co
(James)
TelAutograph
59% Mar 15
2
Inc
Tandy
Apr
80% Jan
..
14
17
23% Apr
,
Broadcasting
Talcott
38% Jan
9
206% May 15
Oct' 27
95
Taft
2
16% Feb
23
27% Jan
.
11% Jan
51% May 11
16 y4 May 11
33
May
55% Mar 23
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lVa
l;Va
59 Va
59%.
: 58%
59.%;
34
34
'33%
33%
1
%
;
3.500
7,300
320
Volume
Number
6159
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,(2277)
25
NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
33 %
Sep 29
93
Jan
24% Jan
25
151
Dec
...
1
96
Jan
32% Nov
27
95
31% May 11
9
8:
28
46% Dec
27
158% Oct
2
9% Jan
3
22% Dec
14
35 % Jan
17
42 % Dec
4
5
73A Jan
36% Jun
154
9% Nov
98
Jan
May
1
9
163
48
21
2
8% Jan
U S
U S
v
,
7
24% Mar
4
30% Jan
4 % %
4
May
15% May 11
9% Feb
2
27% Apr
6
26% Jan
3
33
2
43% Jan
25
75
Jan
467/a Jan
18% May 10
;
29
Jan
53% May 18
6
3
43 %
84
5
149 % Jan
Mar
79
Dec
15
U S
.
64% Aug. 11
161% Nov 13
47% May
2
164
1
35
Jan
S
45=% Jan
41%
4
.
Nov~21,
54% Oct
3
23 % Jan
6
45% Nov'28
29% May
35
Jan
9
39% July 11
37
29% Jan
3
53% Apr
23
Apr
29% May
11
Jan
V
3
May 10
144
10
Jan
1
3
10
153% Jan
9
27% Oct
27
30% Jan
28
18
27
Jan
38% Oct
42
33 % Feb
Nov
2
20
19% Oct
30
13
43% Apr
18
34
107
Feb
13
49% Jan
77% Mar 30
27
102% Aug 29
81% July
85
125
68% Nov
Dec
86
Dec
24%
Jan
9
92
Nov
89
Oct
106'A Jan
86
13
Dec
11
287/b Nov
4
13% Feb
13% Jan
4
17
91
6
90
11
87y2 Jan
3
100
98% Jan
5
107 % Jun
July 21
11.800
55%
50%
51
56%
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55
147%
148%
56%
148%
149%
31%
31%
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of
Co
98
Jan
10
102
Apr
Jan
3
106
Jan
9,
31
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30'A
29%
29%
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7.600
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9
40
39
39 Va
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28
28%
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46
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166
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preferred
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100
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convertible
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43
1
common
10
34
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10
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40
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9
39
19
100
5%
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100
21
3,700
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39%
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1
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39
1
;
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30%
44%
10
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30%
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10%
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56%
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40
46
2,600
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55
31%
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31
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31%
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100
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148%
39
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5
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&
57%
31%
preferred
102
20
29%
32
57%
preferred
16% Feb
3
150
56%
$4.12
Vulcan
900
163
29%
Pharmaceutical
Leaf
Vornado
163%
163%
7,000
30%
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22,900
51
13
3
49%
29%
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preferred..
21
82
48%
,
48%
34%
6%
34% Mar 26
44%
82
48
163
50%
Co
14% Feb
43%
82
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$4.04
1..5G0
31
dividend partic preferred_100
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100'
23
30%
35%
20
26% Jan
•:<
30
15% Jan
Apr
30*%
44% V
51%
25
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
4
30%
30
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300
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51%
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6,200
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18%
34%
92 % Feb
24
Apr
2
10
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18%.
35%
preferred
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36%
9%
18%
51%
25c
Raalte
'
100
30%
30c
Van
9%
76,900
51%
American
Vanadium
35
*
■
100
46%
16%
46%
37%
36%
12,200
162
15%
35
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
19 V
84 %
162
47'A
♦46
48%
30%
82 %
,
167/B
51%
No par
common.
&
Power
r
162%
30%
84%
162
36
•
Utah
83
82
48%
162%
15,700
50%
16%
Whelan; Corp
Upjohn
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49 y4
163%
39%
35%
94% Feb
2
Mar 27
21% Jan
May
Vitamin
A
47'/a
162%
36%
16%
44%
50%
4,100
162.,
9%
•
28%
50
100
Co
non-cumulative
Universal Oil
4
82
•
28
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com
Corp-common
Universal
a.x
♦81
'■
31
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163
•
18%
43%
-
20
4,000
28%
39%.
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preferred
8%
Mar 23
111
1126% May 11
May 12
'
82 %
48%
-
100
preferred.
Universal
Mar 23
67
19
89% Jan
17
9% Jan
135
2
Jan
Jan
♦9%
•
.
98 %
No par
Universal-Cyclops
44% Mar 23
55% May 11
29
26
18
9
8
Jun
;
83
50% Jan
1
3
112% Jan
7
6
1
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Jan
21
108
45 % Feb
4
32% May
May 15
a
1
Jan
5
preferred
Corp
Convertible preferred
16
26
1st
Corp
Universal
2
2
28% Jan
July 14
v
Jan
common.:
Smelting Ref & Min
United
,
40% Mar 2o
30
r31% Apr
,
„
i
61% Mar 14
23% Jan
15% Nov
30
2,
27% May 1
17% May 10
6
29% May
2
30 % Apr 27
77% Apr 27
.
Feb
55
Shoe
7%
U S
6 A ■:
31% Jan
S
7%
170
4
Co
non-cum
U S Tobacco
3
41% May 10
41% May
1
35% Jan 26
20
r
6
21
.
'
Rubber
8%
17 >?"
82
k,
.
32%
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38%
•.
38
-18%
-
46
Co
31%
98%
28
«
.
48%
30%
44'A
24
19% May 11
14
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20"
Jan
9%
-
46
T'/o
Feb
6
Apr
42% Nov
3
164
♦9
45%
Foundry
Shares
32"%
*97%
17%
37%
the Wee*
May 11
32
,
.
163%
16%
♦46
38%
19
U S
2
♦161%
'
31
US'Steel
54
3
Jan
69% Dec
3
19% Jan
30
'59
33% Mar 10
30% Oct
Nov
62
4
48% Feb
166
37%
9%
\
17%
48%
18%
2
-
"9
85
■
161%
16%
♦46
38 %
84
86%
161%
17%
48%
38%
__10
.
163
17%
♦46-
1
common—
preferred
&
163
1
—50
85
30%
8
38% Jan
2
Co
861
...
Friday
May 10
39%
19%
U
11% Apr
40% Apr
28
May 10
42% Apr 10
437/a May 17
55% Nov 28
4
38%
31%
■■■■:
22 :
14% Mar 23
May 10
41%
Sales for
Thursday
28%
18%
42 3,8-Jan
9% May 11
4:
34% Feb
Jan
30% Jan
39 % Feb
40%
PRICES
98%
28%
31%
U S
2
Mar
39% Feb
41%
♦97%
5
9
78% Jan
1
41%
83
SALE
,
33%
97%
28%
5
Mar 27
152% Apr
28%
HIGH
May 9"
32%
;US Plywood Corp common_^.i
_1
3%%
preferred series A
__100
7
May
4
Jan
118
30
May
2
Lines
4%%
44% Mar 19
55
97%
29%
100
Pipe
58
141% Jan
91'A May 17
147% Jun .5
97%
28%
Playing Card Co
30% May 11
24
97%
1
preferred
U S
50% May 11
27
75'A Oct
100
common
U S
60% Feb
8
158% Jan
28% Mar
26
82 %
12
33%
AND
Wednesday
May 8
32%
32%
32%
.No par
4
53% Mar 20
May 10
Jan
Freight Co
Gypsum Co
Tuesday
May 7
Corp com_l
Foreign
23
31 % May
.
Chemical
Industries Inc common
4%% preferred series A_;
5
23% Feb
18
&
U S
'
21% Oct
Monday
Par
preferred
Securities—
&
7%
2
Mar 26
40% Mar 19
16
Borax
U S
47"% Mar 23
105 % Jan
5
Jan
U S
14
32% Mar
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
,
Feb
44
•
6
3
2
36% May 11
82% May'11
6
Feb
20
267/0 Jan
4'1%
May 10
115
»
NEW
Highest
97% Jun
3
42'A Dec
Lowest
»
47% Feb
4
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
106
-
-•
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-
93
21%
21%
26%
29
14,900
11 Va
11
11 Vb
10,300
16
16'A
21%
29 »A
11
Av;
21%
28'A
A..-
16
16
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101%
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101 Va
105%
105 Va
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106
-
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-
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16
800
101 %
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101%
105 Vb
:
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105 Vb
20
20
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,
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71% July 28
85% Feb
24 % Oct
24
31% Dec 29
8% Dec
14
53
Oct
3
38% Jan
28
76 % Apr 13
24
May 11
Mar 13
73
Mar
8
7
55
May
58% Nov
15
51% Jan
2
42% Oct
10
34
11% Mar 28
6
30
8% Dec
26
13% Jun
86% Mar 16
Dec
26
6
Jan
3
28
16% Jan
64
,
May
39
Jan
Nov
29
40% Nov
27
9
41% Jan
54% Nov
4% Jan
30
38% Jan
23
37% Dec
5
30% Jan
25% Jan
7
7% May 31
17% Apr
7
May 31
91
May
87
17
87
Apr
24
45
Dec
28
99
Nov
14
94.
Jan
85
July 11
102
82% Jan
.
33 %
Aug
1
93
Jan
25
19% Jan
40% Jan
51
May 11
21% Apr
38
38% Nov
22
30
Jan
Apr
4
29% Aug 16
19
82 % Dec
28
55
3
37% Dec
29 %
25
Apr
29% Nov
19
50
Jan
10
88% Jan
46
31% May
Jan
41
Dec
29
56
Jun
5
33
92% Jan
3
99 %Jun
2
35% Apr
4
7% Jan
24
Oct
37
Feb
9
60% Jun
9
65
Apr
2
42% Jan
2
96% Apr
100
26
13
Jan
49
27% Oct
18
Jan
10% Jan
Jan
19
43% Feb
28
27
57
Oct
16
24% Dec
20
26% Dec
14
>3
52% July
79'A Jan
5
27% Jan
4
44% Dec
7% Dec
26
13% Jan
10
26
41
Oct
30
85
2
29
20
Wilcox
Oil
16
Wilson
&
87% Feb
13
34
May 11
59 % Nov
22
15
44% Nov
17
22% Jan
3
31% Jun
5
66% Apr
5
93% Nov
22
73
Apr
49
3
67% May 22
94% Jun
6
46
May
141% Nov
125
Feb
36% May
26% Apr
89
114
25
171% Dec
50% May 10
,
6
12% Apr
1
6% May
2
28% May 11
129% Dec
6
Stores
11
9
9
48
Mar 22
46
Mar 14
9% Feb
39
Jan
7
2
60% Mar 16
131 % Apr
10
40% Mar 26
9
29% Jan
22
27
92 % Jan
2
58
Feb
8
2
93
Jan
May 11
131
Jan
8% May
1
9
Wickes
2
28
July 19
27% Jan
3
36% Jun
88% Jan
3
19V2 Jan
«
62% Nov
2
asked
ruptcy
On
Act,
stock
or
14
82% Nov
prices:
25% May
securities
dividends of 25%
60% Jan
sales
assumed
or
22
1
2
87% May i0
92% Apr 23
28
no
Jan
29Vb Jan
114% May 17
24% July 10
•Bid
and
8
29% Nov
22% July 20
130
166% Jan
4
Wisconsin
less,
by
on
24
Yale
&
Towne
4Va%
&
old
stoak
are
46 %
46%
4,400
34%
35
33:%
34
32%
32%
32%
32%
32'A
32%
31%
31 'A
American
A
93
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92
11%
,
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100
11%
11%
102%
3%
11'A
700
700
4
11%*
3,100
11 Va
2,600
102
102
102
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94
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94
20
92
92
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92
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92
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37%
38%
91
91
38
37%
37%
100%
101
*100%
101
36%
37%
37%
180
38%.
5,100
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101
*100%
26%
26
26%
26
26%
25%
26
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25%
33%
33%
33%
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32%
33%
32%
33%
31%
33
24,900
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28%
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23%
28%.
22%
22%
22%
22
2,400
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29%
28%
28%
29
29
25%.
25%
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,100
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27%
36%.
27%
36%
27%.
37
36%
36%
36 VB
36 Va
36
36%
25,500
27-
27%
26%
27 VB
11,500
31%
32%
99,600
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27% V
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31 Vb
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300
113
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8,600
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96
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28%
28%
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27%
72%
72%
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41%
41%
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41
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40 Va
40 Va
1,500
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100%
7%
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76
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101 Va
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28%
46%
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96
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7
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9,200
76
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400
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A
2,800
100
'
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24%
24%
38%
24%
24%
4,300
41%.
40%
40%
40 Va
41%
40-
38
39%
26 %
26 %
25
26%
24%
25
24%
24%
24
24%
5,000
48%
"86
49%
87
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 Va
48%
48 Va
6,000
86 %
86%
86%
36
34
34'A
600
6%
29%
6,800
27,800
6,900
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87
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38%
377/8
37%
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6%
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6%
6%
6%
6%
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30%
51%
30%-
29%
52%
30%
51»/b
51%
30
50%
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87
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36%
34%
6%
6%
,
x29%
30%
50%
51%
39-
36%
37%
27%
27%
27'A
27%
27
27%
—_10
75%
77
75 Vb
77
74 Va
75%
49
49%
48Va
48%
48-
48%
47%
90%
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10
100
131 Vst
-
90*
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No par
120
5
9
9
145%
147%
140%
131 Va
90%
9
120V+
120,
*130-
36%
131 Va
9%
89%
28%
51%
51
52 Va
131 Va
*130
100
131 Va
36%
36'A
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
1,000
73'A
74%
73'A
10,600
48
47'A
74'A
48%
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90%
119%
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30
6%
"
36VB
36%
36%
118%
120
*130
6%
1,500
115
8%
9
90 %
118%
8%
*88%
114
2,400
3,700
120
90%
3,900
114
8%
9%
6,900
143%
39,800
VK';'
10
-
5
-
No par
No par
Ex-dividend,
Stock
4
26%
V
Exchange,
y
137
136%
144 Va
26%
26%.
26%
26
26%
33 Vv
33
33
32%
32%
92%
91%
92%
91 Vb
92
22%
22%
22%
22»A
67%
64%
66%
63%
917/s
22%
65%
Ex-rights,
yearly
145%.
*32'/a
1
x
%
35
102
*93
,
:■4
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94 V
94
100
37%
4%
4
38
Corp
distributed,
retained.
46%
35%
10
Corp
Zenith
of
46 3 a
*34 %
*130
Corp
Tube
75% Mar 15'
high and low ranges
2,100
46%
35 %
100
Co
Wire
Youngstown Steel Door
Radio
35'A
46%
35 %
*91
■
.10
com
series
■
30% Mar 16
day.
r Cash
sale,
wd When
companies.
1i Transferred
from
35%
46%
34%
-10
Mfg
&
7,000
32%
101%
1
Co
Co
Sheet
1,100
44
93
1.25
Spring
Youngstown
this
such
Inc
Corp
Young
43%
3,700
36
101'A
10c
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co—
21
2,300
43%
102%
10
Inc
(FWJ Co
Worthington Corp common
16
33%
81%
Va
26%
44%
*101
50
Woolworth
30% Feb
27
79%
27%
36%
4%
common__No par
:X."
33 %
82'A
27
12,700
43%
11%
1
common
preferred
Wisconsin Public Service
Xerox
15
35'/'a
4%
No par
preferred
35'A
iX81
—
200
*
43%
11%
5
Woodward Iron
14%
36%
4%
1
Power
33%
15
23,500
*35%
46%
11%
100
Stores
14%
8%
x43%
4%
5
Elec
83%
—
;
11%
20
6%
Prior
.
15%
35%
81%
,
86
v
-—20
Industries
15%
35
ji
1
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
38 Va Feb
107% Mar 28
S S)
$4.25
16
Jan
11% Feb
(The
Co
Winn-Dixie
15%
3,300
64 .>■■■;
7%
'
36
v—
64
8%
43%
5
Corp
Windsor
'
64
36%
47%
80
preferred
preferred
'.
94 %
83%
--
63
.'a 7%
34%
10
common
Inc
8%-
32%
100
Inc.:
Co
8%
43%
.
10
common
convertible
Feb
6
16
$3
White
Va
36
47
V Y.
100
B
preferred
32% Feb
12
Jan
2
8
—
2.50
preference,
57
May
84% Mar 16
6
8% Feb
26% Mar
8%
6,200
OVb
86
common_6.25
Sewing Machine
Prior
46 %
41% Jan
86% Nov 28
,
5%%
White
6
—
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Brake
Mfg
Vb
85%
No par
Telegraph
Co
6
15%
_No par
Dental
Motor
6
36
•
1.000
6%
■
36%
ccm__No par
preferred
convertible
May 11
23% May
1
121% Apr
29% Jan
3
,102
1
Feb
38
6
Dec
May
24
6
36
,
preferred
White
15
25
37
6%
8%
V.
RR_
Electric
White
9
26
27
25
6%
55
2
preferred series
4%%
4
23
Union
Whirlpool Corp
47% Mar 28
52% Jan
Pacific
Air
$5
2,600
16,000
6%
63%
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
V
24
Feb
May 15
41% Jan
Apr
7
Apr
-23% Apr
13% May 10
,3
25
Ry
2nd
non-cum
3.80%
35 Va
8%
100
Inc
Westingliouse
31
118
9
25
Lines
Westingliouse
2
88% Jan
40% May 10
42% May
1
Mar 10
4
95
39 % Jan
33% Mar 16
103
31
Jan
Western
77
5
Jan
4
4%
30% Mar 12
71% Jan
Jan
26
Maryland
Western
25% May 11
1
Jun
20% Jan
1143% Oct
Western
34% May 19
43% Aug 24
40% Jan
3
9
21
9
53%
35%
63%
B
Bancorporation
4
53%
36
1
Air
Western
Jan
55
54
35%
9Vis
pfd
series
Western
82
10
99% Jan
May
4%%
2
41% Jan
5
Power
preferred
Feb
29
56
53%
36%
1
Jan
32 % Feb
2
Feb
Nov
17
55%
54'A
36
64%
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
100
Mar 12'
Jan
56%
53"%
8%
4.10%
28
9
83
110
4.20%
•
27% Mar 16
2
110
2
Jan
4
39
1
23
Feb
68
Penn
101.
27
28
104
26% Oct
West
102% Apr
55%
4
Corp
1,500
57
*63%
5
Kentucky Coal-Co
— ——
6,000
-
36 %
9%
15%
Y
78
54% aa
64%
5
West
8%
*77 Va
36
9%
15%
No par
Welbilt
24%
8
8%
Water
20
24
8'A
54%
8%
No par
Power
78
24 Va
8%
57
37
8%
No par
Co
77 Va
24'A
8
1
Knitting Mills
*
24%..
8
8%
Gas Light Co
31
78
24%
1
;
Motor
8%
8%
—100
.
14% Feb
9
May
25% Jan
;
Wayne
*77%
24"%
8%
8%
*63%*
1
:
Pharmaceutical
Co
5 "A Jan
28% May
7
24% May 10
34% Jan 25
21% Jan
(SD)
Waukesha
81
30
Nov
7
Jan
37% Mar 19
.36% Feb
30
37% Mar 21
July 18
2
Washington
Washington
Apr
30
Dec
2
Apr
45
29
Warren
92
4
"
57
6%
'
10
2
93
14
1-
78
24%
"
54% >54%
*36 %
Inc—_—1.25
issued-
8%i
,
36% May 10
97% Feb 16
28
When
*56
'
1
Pictures
*77%
,
24%.
8Vr -i
2.50
Co
54% Jan
3
13
Bros
78-
24%"
50c
Corp
Warner-Lambert
27% May 10
,
11
Jan
24
Warner
Warner
Jan
23 % Dec
27
9
19
*77%
,
No par
—
Industries
38% Apr
85% Jan
5
Ward
94% Mar 19j
Co
W
Co common
preferred_i«i_:
Mar 12
25
&
Inc.:
Baking
20% Feb
24
3% May
1
11
Apr 17
97% Jan 26
10 % Jan
Ward
72
33% May 11
31% May 11
•
Walworth
21
17% Jan
43% May 8
35
May 11
45 % May
1
15
20
9% Feb
79% May 11
26 % May .11
Nov
8% Feb
,
G
Tiernan
•
No par
10
:
&
27'
„
Co
(Hiram)
Wallace
24
43
Walgreen
Walker
30
Jan
preferred___100
Corp
15
System
8
59% Nov
6
RR-4%%
Electric
2
93% Nov
34% Feb
Waldorf
44% Feb
May 10
28
Wagner
4
65% Mar 21.
;•
7% May 11
14% May 11
8
Wabash
3
57% Jan
May'
63
20
9
8 % Apr
66
Feb
Jan
9% Jan
24
Apr
Oct
1
88
31
9
May 111
>6
26% Feb
7
14
ranges
z
26'A
Ex-distribution,
tin
since N.Y.S.E,/listing
142
138
9,000
26
25 Va
26
32%
32%
31%
32 'A
1,800
X87%
90 Va
87%
89%-
16,300
22%
21
22 Va
22
23
6 5'A
63
65
61 Va
64%
25%
3,100
99,200
bankruptcy or receivership or being reoiganized'
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bonds mature. Figures after decimal
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LOW
Lowest
NEW
Treasury
Treasury
3%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
May
more
HIGH
Tuesday
SALE
Bid
Ask
104.8
Ask
104.2
101.12
101.20
101.4
101.4
Bid
104.10
'
-
1
101.18
101.26
101.24
101.8
101.6
101.10
101.12
101.8
point.
/
Thursday
May 10
Ask
104.6
.i_
.
month
a
PRICES
May 9
104
15
tv.«
the
case
32nds of
Wednesday
May 8
Bid
v:-!.'
1975-1985
4s,
Oct
1 1969
4s—_—___.—Aug 15 1971
4s
:
Feb
1 1980
3%s_.
May 15 1968
37/as wi
Nov 15 1971
Treasury 4'As
AND
or
May 7
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
oonK
each
in
in
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Range for Previous
Year 1961
•
•
Exchange
inritpoio
indicate
point represent one
■
Bid
104.14
104.8
102
Bid
104.16
-V 101.24
Sales for
Friday
Week
May 11
Ask
Ask
Bonds
104. 16
104.8
102
101.15
101.22
101.14
99.28
99.30
99.30
100
99.31
100.26
100.30
100.26
100.30
100.28
101
101.16
101.12
101.14
99.26
100.28
101.26, 102 2
101.12.101, 16
101.22
101.11
101.16
99.24
101.14
100.1
101 22
99.30
101
100
100.26
100 30
1974
99.18
99.26
99.22
99.30
99.26
100.20
100.24
100.20
100.24
100.20
100.26
100.22
100.26
100.22
100 26
100.1
100.3
100.3
100.5
100.4
100.6
100.4
100.6
100.4
100 6
3%s
Treasury 3%s
15 1968
May 15 1966
Nov 15 1967
Nov 15 1980
Feb 15 1990
Nov 15 1998
Treasury 3%s
Nov
Nov
Treasury 3%s
15
Aug
Treasury 33/4S
100.2
99.26
100.2
100 4
99.28
99.26
99.30
99.26
99.30
99.28
95.2
95.10
95.4
95.12
95.8
95.16
95.10
95.18
95.13
92.24
93
92.28
93.4
93.2
93.10
93.4
93.12
93.4
12
91.20
91.28
91 22
91.30
91.26
92.2
91.28
92.4,.,
91.28
.4
99.8
99.12
99.10
99.14
99.14
99.18
99.16
99.20
99.16
20
Treasury 3'As
90.28
91.4
91
91.8
91.6
91.14
91.10
91.18
91.14
22
Treasury
90.14
90.28
Treasury 35/8S
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
15
1966
Jun 15 1978-1983
3'As—1-——May 15 1985
3s
Feb 15 1964
3s
Aug 15 1966
3s
Feb 15 1995
2%s
Dec 15 1960-1965
25/as
Feb 15 1965
2%s
Jun
15 1962-1967
2I/2S
Aug 15 1963
2VAs____Dec 15 1963-1968
15 1964-1969
2'As
Jun
15 1964-1969
2%s
Dec
Treasury 2%s
15
Mar
Mar
Jun
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s_
Treasury 2'As
15
100.2
100 2
99.30
95 20
.
90.22
90.2
90.28
91.4
91.4
12
99.26
99.26
99.28
99.28
99.30
99.29
99.31
99.29
31
98.16
98.16
98.20
98.16
98.20
98.16
98.20
98.14
91.2
87.10
87.15
87.16
87.24
87.22
87.30
87.24
100.23
100.26
100.23
100.26
100.23
100.26
100.23
100.26
98.12
98.14
98.14
98.16
98.16
98.18
98.15
95.22
95.28
95.24
95.30
95.28
96.2
95.28
99.12
99.14
99.13
99.16
99.14
99.16
99.15
93.26
94
93.28
94.2
93.28
94.2
92 24
92.30
92.24
92.30
92.28
93.2
92.4
92.10
92.4
92.10
92.6
1965-1970
*
88
18
87.24
100.23
100 26
98.17
98.15
98 .17
96.2
95.28
96 ,2
99.17
99.15
93.30
94.4
93.28
94 2
92.28
93.2
92.26
93
92.12
92.8
92.14
92.6
92 ,12
92 ,6
'
99 .17
91.30
92.4
92
92.6
92.2
92.8
92.2
92.8
92
91
91.6
91.2
91.8
91.2
91.8
91.2
91.8
91
91 .6
90
90.6
90.2
90.8
90.4
90.10
90.4
90.10
90.4
90 .10
1967-1972
89.28
90.2
89.30
90.4
90
90.6
90
90.6
90
90 .6
90.2
89.30
90.4
90
90
90 .6
1966-1971
15 1967-1972
Dec
15
1967-1972
89.28
Treasury 2 Vis
8
90.26
99.30
98.12
Jun
15
1959-1962
99.30
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
89
8
Mar
100
99.24
15
Sep
Treasury 2%s
89
($)
F
•
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.25
99.27
99.30
90.6
90
99.28
99.26
99.27
90.6
99.30
99.30
99.26
99.26
99.30
99.28
99.27
99.28
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
1985
106.16
107.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
4%s
,_Nov
1980
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
4'As
Dec
1973
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103.8}
104.8
103.8
104.8
103
104
Jan
1977
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
103
102
103
102
103
102
103
102.8
103
100
101
100
101.
100
101
100.8
5s
103
10
Nov
103
10
Nov
Feb
—
4'As
__
15
107.16
106.16
106.16
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103'/a
103% 109%
102% 103%
96
103'%
833%
146
111
Jan-July
78
111
112
103%
87%
88
25
84%
87 %
13
84%
2
88
87%
87'A
Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sepf
99%
99%
99%
95
95
3
95
Mar-Sept
1982
86 %
105 %
105% 108
318
103
2
93
98
91%
93'%
91
933%
1982
98
98
93%
93%
96
10
95%
*93
100
95'%
108
*86%
85'%
87
*91%
91u%
92
103
103
105-
182
Apr-Oct
1982
debs
64
*85
Corp—
subord
72%
25
*97
1982—April-Ocf
debentures
debs
70%
72%
61%
*98
3%s
Wayne
conv
87
V—'
105% 105%
105
Corp
Co
94
86
—
102
72%
2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-No®
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
May-No®
Oil
Superior Oil
88%
Inc—
Camp
conv
Smiray
99%
61
93%
61%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-JuZy *
April-Ocf
(Ohio)
Chemical
Stokely-Van
991/4
75
127
98%
*86%
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
1974
Jan-July
debentures
Co
1983
3%s conv
1983
(N J)
Oil
43/8s
California
of
2%s
1984
1983
Oil
Oil
1985
debs
subord
Oil
Standard
debs
1983
conv
debentures
95
98%
101'% 101%
".91%
Co—
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
New Orl & Northeastern RR 33/4s 1977—May-No®
Talcott
182
197'/a
105
103
114
35.
Inc—
(James)
senior
5%s
5%%
1
senior
Refund
and
Refund
June-Dec
June-Dec
notes 1979
1980
notes
C 2019
impt M 4s series
Texas
impt 27/a series D 1965
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas
&
New
*103%
—
Orleans
*81'/a
Jan-JuZy
April-Ocf
May-Nov
May-Nov
74
92%
21
89
93%
98
98
98
26
86 3%
98%
4
87%
88'%
2
71'/a
75
92
95
35
67%
71
78%
78%
RR—
M 3%s
series B 1970 .-ApriZ-Oct
87%
87%
refund
M 3%s
series C
1990—ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
71%
72
2000
*92%
95
68'%
70
General
and
first
gold
of
5s
refund M 3%s
Pacific-Missouri
RR
ser
68%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
3%s
1974
85%
*78%
Jtme-Dec
%s
Oil
"ex wts"„June-Dec
3%s 1971—May-Nov
Electric
Union
Co
of
Missouri
96'/4
82
64%
235
60
68
94 %
4
92
95%
*88%
*93%
mtge & coll
1st
mtge 3%s 1982
•.
Oil of California 2%s
4%s
tr 27/8s
1986
debentures
"4%s conv
RR
—
debs
subord
Pacific
2%s
—
debs
1991—
United
84
84%
4%s
United
*83
*76%
95 %
33As
—
76
77
96
93
96
Air
Lines
conv
87 %
3
109% 112 >/4
337
85
85 %
27
68%
110%
•
„
69
*99 %
—
debentures
of
debs
1985
America
1977-
2%s
—June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept."
103
105 3/4
109%
1233/4
83
85%
70%
68
7
98%
98 %
104
10534
*104
115%
90
89
Inc—
subord
Biscuit-Co
87%
82%
18
*90
1976—Feb-Aug
debentures
93%
83 %
87%
105 % 105 %
87%
82 '/4
91%
-97
*81 %
;_June-Dec
—May-Nov
19^0—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1980
1st
Union
Union
—
—
82%
*83
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
debentures
1968—
—May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
—Aprif-Oct
5s
s
f
debentures
1986-.:—
Feb-Aug
*84%
87
61 %
94
61%
,
3s
97%
105
87
*86
April-Oct
1986
3'/2s
Co
World Airlines 6%s 1978
Trans
123
81%
25
*105
Jan-July
111
103%
118%
117
Feb-Aug
Products 47/as debs 1982
Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
debentures
1986
Thompson
Thompson
5
81%
73'%
92%
—
refund
Pacific
&
Term
104%
so y8
92 %
*73%
and
First
222
—
and
First
Texas
—
103'/a
182
101%
20
of St Louis—
and
Texas
102%
June-Dec
1979
notes
capital conv
Terminal RR Assn
73 %
97 %
Co—
mtge
74
41
82
*91:)4
-June-Dec
1963
5s
1st
92
73
96%
—June-Dec
Line 2%s 1970—
debentures 1986
Power
1971
Southern
94%
June-Dec
Pipe
f
Electric
1982
series E 1986
series F 1996
First mtge 5%s series series H 1983
75
99%
__
*99% 100
Mar-Sept
1977—
88:1«
a
*80%
—
mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
RR
First
,
1984
D
53
70
69%
10
•
88 3
Jan-JuZy
ApriZ-Oct
1979,
2%s-4%s 1994
1st
Pacific
First
123'%
98%
Youngs town & Ashtabula Ry—
series
70 '/a
66
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
1981
4%s
Gold
Tidewater
*99%
—AprtZ-Oct
April-Ocf
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
4%s
Plantation
69%
65 %
88
62%
65
—
73%
*86%
debs
1969
San Fran Term
104%
*75
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series B
1st
70
*69%
65%
First
mortgage 5s series A
5s series C
70%
88
58%
_
—
72%
92 Yo
'
1976
RR
(Oregon Lines)
4%s
Southern
106
102%
*101% 104
'
— —
1963_Feb-Aup
J 1964_Jfap-Nor
General
1st gen
*88
'
I
General
37/aS series A
111
*67%
:
Jan-July
1983_Feb-Aug
f debs
Gold
101%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
Pgh
101
*62%
—
May-Nov
1986
First 4%s
84%
83%
—April-Oct
1987
45
100
Pacific Co—
5s
May-Nov
debentures
103%
"91%
*94%
1977
1
s
debentures
convertible
Texas
Philip Morris Inc 4%s
101
132 %
Edison Co—
Indiana
80
June-Dec
mtge 5s 1989
133
June-Dec
1987
Southern
86
76
803/4
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
4%s
1966
1985
Southern
86
4%s 1987
3%s 1988
mtge
84
June-Dec
2%s 1967
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
First &
84
99
112
116
.
1971
2%s 1974
2%s 1981
First &
27/as 1978
First & mortgage 3'/48 1982
First & refunding 3%s 1983
First & refunding 3%s 1985
First &
*96%
__
85
65
—
Jan-July
1979
California
Standard
72
89 3,4
117
June-Dec
Bell Telephone &
Southern
87%
75
87%
8a
Pipeline—
debentures
4%s
101%
2%s
s
2%s
European
Southern
Pennsylvania RR—
General
Oil
Standard
104 %
—
53
__
Mar-Sept
1980
debentures
Standard
debentures
101 %
121%
—
May-Nov
debs
43/4s
Alabama
debentures
5%s
Airways—
1980
Corp 43/8s conv debs 1986
2%s debentures 1965
Marchant—5%s 1979
2%s
89 %
102 %
101%
Feb-Aug
debs
2%s
84
88%
86
85
*100'% 101 %
1964_Ju«e-Dec
80%
89
97%
112
1968—June-Dec
4s
debentures
2%s
debentures
3s
89
89'%
46%
Foreign Corporate issues
See
82%
88
Oil
& North
Southern
80
80
April-Ocf
;
96%
53
11
—
116
May-No®
Oil
Sotuhern
102
June-Dec
1985
__
92
105%
11"
100
1971
B
debentures
4%s
Co
Oil
South
103 %
101 % 102
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
Oil
104
103%
83
World
.,
102
debentures
Western
106
95%
*92%
Mar-Nov
1977
Co
&
Socony-Vacuum
103%
106
94'/a
2006
1989
cons
5'/4s
Pipe Line 3.20s
Sinclair
94%
94 %
53
10F "101%
112
Jan-July
Smith-Corona
106%
91
debentures
American
104
20
3%s
Pan
30
101
103%
104
*106
94 'A
3%s
Pacific
85%
1978
debentures
3 %s
84
82%
104
104
June-Dec
debentures
1987
80%
86%
*82
June-Dec
1986
3'/as debentures
85'%
*85%
June-Dec
1993..
•■Jfj 1st & ref M 4%s series :HH 1994
Pacific
*84
89
101
no
Mar-Sept
1972
subord
conv
Union
82%
June-Dec
1990
1991
series
4 %s
M
80
June-Dec
&
1st
1st
87'/4
*82%
June-Dec
1st
series EE
83%
81%
91%
*87
1977—June-Dec
1982
Roebuck
Oil
84%
*86%
81%
Co—
Co
subordinated
5s
80'/4
82%
*82'A
&
&
78'%
81%
__
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
Service
84%
80
1st
3'/as
RR
Finance
Roebuck
Sears
86%
92%
Seiberling Rubber Co—
79%
80
First & refunding 3'/as series R 1982
First &
;
Line
4%s
5s
86%
79
90%
—
52
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Depot
debentures
f
s
160
—
mortgage 3s series B
Shell
& Electric Co—
1969
1977
Jan
A
Ry
RR
Dulutli
Shell
Pacific Gas
series
4s inc bond
Union
Seaboard
94%
108
159
__
'89%
1971
certificates
4%s
91
91
99% 103%
113
120'%
113
120%
91%
92'%
H4
127
53
101%
100%
105
1
__
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Scott
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43/js debs 1982
Jan-July
—
—
bond
&
93%
1
High
92%
92 %
91%
1st
Seagram
(Jos E) & Sons
3s
debentures 1974
77
—
*102%
debs
Louis-Southwestern
4s
98 %
331
103% 103'%
*96%
1996
6s
Seaboard
__
__
Adirond'k
gold
80
80
*86
*82%
April-Oct
debentures
conv
3s series A
Power
J
debs
conv
80%
—
*
6.%s
income
First
Low
__
*81 %
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996-Jan-JuZy
April-Oct
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997
Jan-July
• Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
May
1st mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
5s
Jan. 1
No.
Corp—
3y4s series
5%s
Lawrence &
•
Range Since
Sold
Mar-Sept
mortgage
Second
<8%
—
Mar-Sept
5'%s ,conv
3%s
Co
—
—
—
*78%
*80 %
*102
__
123
131%
*75%
—
McBee
—
—
June-Dec
Jan-July
1982__May-Noc
debs 1983
siibord
conv
__
__
Royal
1983
1977
Aircraft
—
105%
__
__
Rohr
__
—
™
92 y2
1964
debentures
Electric
&
serial D
20
„
subord
Gas
81 %
88%
82- 4
85%
Bonds
Corp—
conv
General
94%
107
*159
Mar-Sept
debentures
99% 100 :,a
94%
,
Oil
High
107
June-Dec
1977
2%s
Oats
81 %
81 %
82 44
—
—
■-
mortgage 3%s 1983-April-OcZ
1975
April-Oct
f'eb^ntures
3%s
1st mortgage 3%s
1st
__
__
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1975
3%s
mortgage
—
*82%
84%
*79a;t
*79
*82%
*82
*100%
*95%
100%
Jan-July
Reading Co first & ref 3yes series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%a debs
1985^
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 37/as
debs
1975
Co—
1979
mortgage 2%s
1st
__
Apr-Oct
1987—*.
debentures
4%s
Gas & Electric
Oklahoma
—
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
1974
;
niQrtgage
mortgage 2%s
__
1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1996
first
Edison
First
85'%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Apr«-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
1991
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
(Wise)
—
1972
debentures
Quaker
Richfield
92ya
May-No®
First and refunding
3 %s
4%s
first mortgage 2%s 1974
Friday's
Co—
and
33/as
Power Co—
States
or
Bid & Asked
and
4%s
104'%
102/s 104%
& Gas
mortgage 3%s 1968-Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2V8S 1979-June-Dec
91%
—
!M£2,4 106 /4
™
....
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
and refunding
First
87/a 88 4
88 % 101%
*101
102% 103
__
Period
1963
First
y
--
1
Interest
Exchange
Service Electric
debentures
3s
?6%
89/a
80
—
88-U
Monday, May 14,'1962
Low
-
8844
*100%
__
Aprii-Oci
Sold
'8944 91
__
—
Jan-July
1984
4s
(Minnesota)
Ohio
.
Friday
New York Stock
Rochester
Ohio
.
(Range for Week Ended May 1 1 )
BONDS
95'% 96:%
89'/,,^
Quar-Feb
2047
1
3s Jan
Refunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047
RECORD
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
__
May-/V°»
M*?**0"
May-No®
f debentures 1981
May-No®
f debentures 1981
May-No®
Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Ja»
s
4 v«s
or
__
May-Not
—May-No®
May-No®
f debentures 1974-
s
4 Vis
EXCHANGE BOND
Week's Range
Friday
«
•
.
(2282)
30
117
115
75
1053/4
111%
128
91%
*92%
92%
—
"
*88
—
*
—
Continued
on
page
35
Volume
Number
195
6159
.
.
.
The
Commercial arid Financial
Chronicle
(2283)
American Stock
Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Friday
!'
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Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Missiles
Class
A
Corp clas* A
Mfg
2Va:
1
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
2%
1%
Low
.
1,200
2Vat-Mar
13,400
2
;/■ ui
1% May
3
;
26e
7Va
6%
8 Va
3,400
1
2%
2%
3%
5,700
12%
12%
12 Va
1,100
Admiral
Plastics
Corp
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
lOo
1
1
17%
14,600
62 Va
Aeronca
1
lOo
5%
5%
5%
3,800
5% May
12%
12%
14%
17,300
9% Mar
common
Producta
Precision
Wire
Acme
Inc
Co
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Agnew
Aid
Surpass Shoe
Investment
•
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Discount
&
Airport Parking Corp
15%
;tr-;
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3% '!■
60
,
4
1,000
70
9,000
•
4 V2
Great
Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Steel
Wood
5%
Algemene
Co
100
American
100
1
——
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Jan
8
14% May
v:
Feb
17
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
17
May
Feb
107 Va Mar
75
88
89
21'A
77'A
22
77'A
5
;
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86
1,500
20%
25
77%
77%
5'A 7
•
Jan
3,300
5
89
Feb
Apr
30%
Bowling
Corp
Brad
82
Jan
6Vb Mar
Tire
Rubber
&
6
6%
12,500
May
9
Feb
6%
7%
9,200
6% May
9
Mar
5
5
5%
5,000
5
6%
3%
3%
4%
2.600
900
£1%
A
5% May
5
8
Pictures
Corp common_l
preferred—.-——10
convertible
6
5
6%
1
5%
5
10c
1
8 Mi
Apr
Va Apr
9% Mar'
3% May
6%
Feb
14 %
11% May
Control Co
Paper
Inc
60o
3
Corp
Alloys
Unlimited
Inc
Almar
Rainwear
Corp
Alsco
Inc
American
Book
American
Business
8'A,
8%
8
Israeli
American
American
1
1
84
1:
5%
-
9%
Jan
55V4
525
54
9%
10%
1,400
54
-
4'A
5%
9,400
7%
1%
3,000
1
Feb
4
2
2%
1,400
2V2
Apr
3'A
Jan
3%
3%
3%
8,300
3% May
4%
Jan
40 V2
40%
400
40 V2 May
1
A
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5 Va
•
2
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5
15 Vb
151/2
4%
41/4
27
27
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17,900
12,700
i':
500
300
27V4
14
15
600
1
15%
15%
16%
800
4.75
71/2
7'/2
8%
1,500
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1
Chemical & Film Corp
20c
49 VB
>
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Radio Corp
American Exploration Ltd
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Chemical
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v
31/4
31/4
9%
Angostura-Wupperman
9%
49
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4,800
16
3 Va
5,500
700
9%
56
13,300
——-1
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26%
25%
26%
700
1
Co
4%
41/2
4%
5
121/8
100
96%
95%
97%
185
2.50
37%
37
411/4
97,900
—
11%
13 %
5,000
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Power
4%%
Co
Louisiana
Gas
pfd
Co
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Armour & Co. warrants
Altex Aluminum Co
convertible
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27V2
27»/2
British
Columbia
Power
British
Petroleum
Co
deposit
of
Associated
ord
leg
Inc
Amer
Oil
Stationers
Gas
Line
Consolidated
Avis
,
Jan
.TSVb Feb
Feb
43 "Mar
39%
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Jan
Feb
Jan
5%
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9,100
4
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11:« Mar
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Bruck
Mills
B
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28%
14
Jan
3%
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5%
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53%
600
51 %
Jan
56%
Feb
32%
8,900
27%
Jan
337/B Mar
1
—
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5,600
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7,800
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14'%
16%
4,300
1
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1
7%
3^300
1%
Jan
6%
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
23%
Jan
15%
Apr
12%
Jan
7
Feb
6%
Feb
6,300
7%
8%
2,80J
7V8 May
5Vb
5%
200
5%
1
5%
5%
100
5% May
14
<14
8'/a
15
61/4
71/4
2,300
5
3
19%
19 %
20%
1,000
46 %
46
48
6 %
800
Feb
1%
18%
1
com
9%
May
14% May
1 % May
14% May
11% Jan
1
1
Inc
I:
1
Inc
Feb
6% May
13 Va
Jan
19 Mb. May
26 % Mar
46
57%
May
Jan
60c
Bunker
BVD
7%
4
*
18,900
o
at
1.200
29% Mar
4.900
21%
29'A Mar
10%
7%
Api-
3%
Apr
32.500
29%
Apr
Jan
1,600
Jan
15 %
Jan
500
4
37%
5"u Mar
May
5% Apr
12% May
23% Jan
Feb
8
Mar
5%
Jan
37% May
3
Feb
11 VB
12
4.400
11
Apr
15%
Feb
16%
3,600
14%
Feb
19%
Apr
16%
16%
100
15%
Feb
19
Apr
10
10%
Jan
10% Mar
Apr
8% May
11% Mar
700
9%
8
8
8%
1,100
7 Vb
8%
8%
9
4,000
11
5%
5%
Vb May
5% May
20.100
VB
Jan
6
%
1,800
%
Jan
8% Mar
2%
2 Vb
2 %
1,600
12%
12%
13%
6,800
13'%
13
14%
11,100
*
•
1 %
1%
21%
20%
21%
6,500
19 %
1
21%
21%
23 Va
8,800
21% May
26% Mar
50
50
50
63'%
62%
63 Va
200
61
63 Va Mar
58
58
50
5
Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltu
Enterprises
Electric
California
Fire
Camden
Insurance
Campbell Cbibougaman Mines Ltd
Campbell Machine Inc
37%
37%
38
350
1
1
4%
4%
5%
26.800
7%
7%
8 Vb
1,800
1%
Jan
3 Vb
Feb
12% May
18%
Jan
12 %
16
Feb
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
6%%
Apr
<N r-<
21i%
<.t
713
11,000
22
300
7/0 May
20
Jan
Canadian
Capital
Capital
City
Carnation
(J
Feb
9%
5,200
7%
Jan
10%
Apr
8%
10%
17,900
8% May
14 %
Feb
6%
Feb
5«/4
4,800
5
.:6c
4% May
11%
V.
4% May
A Mar
%
500
19%
19%
21
2,200
18 '/a
Jan
22%
23%
29%
49,500
11%
Jan
35
1
5
1
Inc
16%
15%
16%
5,200
30%
30%
4
102%
>'
:
•
4
4
>
25
200
101% 105%
107% 108
13
%
15% May
29% Apr
3%
1.500
99
170
104
6%
6%
6%
13%
13 VB
13%
1.700
5'%
2,800
1%
26.400
300
Maine
&
10
Feb
27
Mar
3.50%
Power
Power
4%
Light
114
Jan
111
Mar
Fdb
1
Jan
Jain
7%
Apr
13 Vb May
15%
Feb
6%
Feb
6%
B
1
1
73
73
73
80
71
Jan
74
Jan
100
86
86
86
100
83
Jan
86'A
Apr
18%
18%
20 Va
18% May
24%
28
29
28
May
33
Mar
Apr
42
Feb
5
Apr
1
May
375
37%
7%
200
5%
1,900
7% May
5'A May
15
400
6'A May
7
Jan
5.000
1}\
Feb
1.700
1,3«
lft
5
11%
12%
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc__;—-—L
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine—2
Chief Consolidated Mining-—
1
Christiana Oil Corp
—
1
55 %
54%
59
21%
20%
Chromalloy
Cinerama
K
—10c
Corp———
Ltd-
Development
Controller
Clarostat
Corp
.—
6
1,500
5% May
9
Jan
Clayton
12
1,7UJ
11% Mar
14
Jan
Cletrac
4%
9,900
4% May
3% May
57/B
Jan
Clopuy
4%
Jan
Club
1
1%
9,700
22%
1,000
20% May
1
1
1 Va
11,200
8%
8%
9 Va
17%-
17%
18%
Co
4%
3%
3%
100
1
,'u
1 Vb
2,800
May
Corporation
3,000
35%
Feb
Colonial
Sand
13
13
13Va
1,500
21% May
12% Apr
19%
Jan
Commercial
14Vb
14%
14 %
18%
Feb
—1
1
Feb
9%
9,900
16%
Jan
23% Mar
13% May
,
5,300
17
24'%
2,500
21
May
34%
Feb
*
10c
17%
17%
18%
15,000
14
Jan
19%
Apr
5%
6%
3,900
13%
15%
12
13 %
4,900
6
50,600
2,300
5% May
13% May'
18%
5,300
12
15% Mar
12 %
1
7 74
7%
8%
10
Manufacturing—4
50c
1
11%
11%
12 %
14
13%
15
14 VB
14 Vb
15%
20.500
4 %
4%
4%
3,300
•
3%
3%
3%
100
13
29,800
150
May
7%
Coastal
&
13
%
22%
25
1
18
18
19%
5
6
6
1
Inc—
50c
America
of
23%
10c
Oils vtc
Caribbean
Electronics
Co„
1,600
8
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
14
Jan
20
Feb
19%
Jan
Feb
Stone
Co_
Metals Co
Jan
5%
Feb
4% Mar
%
Apr
6
Jan
3,600
18
May
20%
Jan
6%
3,100
6
Apr
8%
Jan
2%
10,900
3 %
Jan
Va
Jan
2% May
1,300
1%
8,400
1% May
2%
Jan
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service—
10
36
36
37
1,100
36
IVa
6,200
1
1%
Jan
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
12%
12%
13%
2,100
12%
9
Jan
%
9,600
7.50
8%
8'%
8%
858
400
4%
Feb
6
5%
2,000
5%
Feb
7% Mar
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
New Pacific Ltd
1
21VB
13
1,300
20 VB
Apr
"ih
%
Apr
Jan
Consolidated
11%
Jan
Consolidated
6%
8 1/2
5
5%
55%
51J%
6%
1
,
Inc
1
Corp
4
3
Blauner's
9%
9
8%
10
2,100
8% May
10%
Jan
Consolidated
Oil &
3,100
8% May
14%
Feb
Consolidated
Royalty
14%
Jan
Consolidated
Sun
30%
Feb
Construction
5%
Jan
Continental
Aviation
3%
Jan
Continental
Commercial
Continental
.
Connector
Mi
9%
1,700
26%
271/4
450
4%
4 Vb
4%
4.100
8 % May
26% May
4% May
2%
2%
2%
3,400
2% Mar
27
Building Industries Inc—
10c
Inc—
1
•
common
100
page
35.
7%
7
34%
102
.
7%
8'A
2,600
7% May
7
7%
8,800
7
33
1Q2
351/4
102
May
2,500
33
May
40
98
Feb
Inc_.
Gas
7,400
%
1,000
1
Vb
54,300
2%
1,300
2%
Apr
2,100
9
Jan
13
%
2%
Engineering—1
Corp
—1
cl A—_50c
9
9
5%
5%
5%
600
9%
9%
10 VB
2,100
Corp
9%
Mar
Continental
Materials
—10c
1%
1%
1%
9
Apr
Continental
Vending Machine Corp_10c
& Varnish Co—
15
7%
7 Vb
8
1
6%
43%
Jan
May
Cook
Paint
rnnnpr-.Tnri'pt.f
Tile
Corp
Apr
9% May
% Api-
4%
9
2%
A
4
4
1
class
&
1,400
*
1
Inc
Ray
%
9%
_20c
Oil
Products
21
11
102
Feb
5
5% May
50%
6 'A
12%
5%
1,900
50%
50c
13%
17% Mar
5
3,000
25c
600
6% May
44
10c
Compudyne Corporation
._
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric CorpJ—
2,400
Jan
25c
50c
Jan
15
1
Apr
Apr
14%
14'A
May
8
22
14%
I414
2%
6%
15%
14%
2%
Feb
7
Apr
14% May
50% May
*
1
May
Jan
10%
38%
8,900
10,600
15%
May
1
Apr
22% May
6%
6
6
3%
3%
1%
Inc
Apr
11% May
13% May
14 Vb May
1
1
see
20% Mar
13%
1%
common
footnotes,
Appr
21
1
Shoe Corp
prior preferred
Jan
Apr
7%
50c
Gas
Jan
1%
6,400
25c
.
23%
Apr"
1
Co
Products
Aluminum
25%
Hydratane
62
1
Feb
4%
•
1
& Lambert
Corp
211/2
Inc
13% Mar
14%
—.—:—1
Co
Manufacturing
Corporation—.
Clary
Jan
22
lo
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1
11% May
50'A Jan
Feb
Jan
25^
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Foil Corp
P
Feb
5%
11%
Corp
9 Va
Jan
6%
1
Cherry-Burrell
1 Va
7%
2.50
America
Oil Co LLd
Charter
2,500
preferred—L.
of
Co
21 »/2
Inc
Jan
1
100
6%
1%
Chamberlin
51%
Co
Corp
Va
1
pref
1
preferred-*
•
Century Electric Co—
10
Century Geophysical Corp—
1
convertible
Corp
Canada
Feb
pfd
5
convertible
series
SI.50
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i
Jan
4 Va
5
Securities Corp common
Central
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A
Feb
34%
Mar
%
4,500
—1
Jan
Apr
Mar
21%
1
Hadley Corp-
Central
Jan
class
7% Jan
% Jan
,
23%
1%
Feb
13% Mar
Jan
1
10
Central
Jan
common—:
1% Mar
1A
1
Co
Central
Jan
Co
718
9
4%
1
of America
9%
—;
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400
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16%
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5 i3u
9
5.50
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11%
shares—
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preferred-•
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Feb
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6,300
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31
Jan
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Carter
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Jan
%
11%
Amer dep rets
&
Jan
5% May
1% May
4%
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Power
Jan
97/b
5% May
5% May
2%
.11%
Corp
Kennedy
&
F-eb
7%
2,400
4%
Products
Baxter
Mar
40
13,400
11%
Broadcasting
Cities
59
i
16,400
pld__10
Corp
International
12%
Co
panic
Properties Ltd
Willislon
Minerals
6% May
Photo
Ltd
Canadianwide
Canaveral
52% Mar
•••*
Ml
1
Petrofina
Canal-Randolph
Jan
Mar
37% May
4% May
Feb
9
*
Marconi
4% May
9% May
Berkey
1
Gas Ltd—..—2.50
Ltd
Canadian
Va
56
Jan
%
513
Industrial
3,400
of
Ml
1
%
Mi
Canadian
11,200
Watch
3
1%
%
3
5 i:u
6%
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3V4
1%
10c
Oils Ltd
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Clausner Hosiery
——-
vt,c_l
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lc
American
Ltd
& Oil
HomesLead
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4 Vb
27
Jan
Mar
27'A
Canadian
Clark
:•
7,'0
49
% May
20
Petroleums
Canadian Javelin
1
3,400
•
common
preference
Southern
Canada
Canadian Export Gas
5%
new
Co
HA
*
Ltd
Canada
Clark
71/4
common
preferred
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6%
preferred
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Power
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6
c
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4 13
1
1
Inc
43/4
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5%%
Feb
Feb
16%
10
1
Corp
6%
(ft
Feb
8%
17 Vb
1
Shoe
Co
5'%
Corp
Engineering
Blossman
9%
Feb
Jan
-
10
Burroughs (J P> & Son Inc
Butler's
9%
A
7
14%
Ltd—
4%
Bloomfield
Jan
16%
dep rets ord shares—3c 6d
Burnell & Co Inc
25c
10c
1
Birdsboro
Jan
36
12
2.50
Company
34
American
10c
Bickford's
Feb
3
28% May
2%
9
1
Inc
(The)
Mines
Burma
7%
34%
66%c
50c
preferred
Hill
111/2
50o
Benrus
Bohack
serial
Industries
Buell
50c
Berkshire
B
Plan common
convertible preferred
•
Inc
Telephone
class
Budget Finance
Circuit
Chemical—
Andes
Inc
10
3%
1
*
Inc
Ltd
Inc
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Mar
39%
Mar
52
1%
Ltd—
convertible
Class
Co
7%
1
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Jan
16%
28 Vs
'•
9,200
& Gas class A—X
USA
(A
10
Co
Bruce
Feb
Apr
7,800
Corp
Wright Corp—
Barton's Candy Corp
Beck
30c
preferred
4%
Brown
Construction
Bearings
4
4,n„
26%
Co
common
7%
May
1%
preferred
Barry
6%
£1
25 %
50c
Oil
35
2 A May
300
9.500
25%
B
18%
9
15%
Mfg Co Inc
Industries
Bayview
7 1J
16
28 %
Apr
10%
14%
preferred
Baruch-Foster
Feb
Jan
4% Apr
12% May
718 May
714
27%
May
1,500
1
Products
Securities
Barnes
15%
28
5
5,100
3%
3%
—
28 %
1
Common
Bargain Town
15%
•
3.400
Carolina
9%
9
lOo
Baldwin-Montrose
BarChris
2,400
14,100
Carreras Ltd
1,100
6%
Corp
Industries
Banner
30%
Via
Jan
15,900
14'A
Inc
non-cum
los
28 %
13 %
Jan
5%
1
Inc
Bailey & Selburn Oil
de
28%
5%
4%
12%
10c
Oil
18.800
12%
2%
17%
10 pesoa
B
Banff
2%
.5%
C
Banco
100
2 rti
12%
SI.40
Industries Inc
Collieries
Baldwin
31 %
6Vb Jan
32% Jan
30% May
.125
Jan
2%
45
2% Mar
19,000
.
25c
Jan
Mining &
Centers
Convertible
rets
3% May
11V2
9 Vb
10c
Inc
Baker
dep
Instrument
2
16%
5%
Industrial Corp
Ayrshire
; A[
6%
3%
11%
Co
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Avien
May
Mar
Feb
Atlas
Non-voting
37
Feb
34
41/2 May
11% May
93%'
Feb
79
3% May
% May
•
lOo
33 %C
Corp
Golfo Sugar
Steel
11%
3
lc
Co
Supply
Research
Plastics
4% Mar
9% Apr
491/8 May
25% May
1,000
£1
regular
Chemical Industrial Products
Automatic
49.200
12%
34
Company
1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
Brooks
Carey
America
Associated Testing Labs
Astrex
Inc
Automatic Radio
Jan
Feb
Apr
1,200
40o
rets
Associated
Aurora
3V8
19%
10
Jan
3%
900
Devices
7%
31/2
3,300
Audio
Feb
1
3%
Sewing
Jan
17%
May
15% May
3
2%
Atlas
V2
14
1% May
3%
General
Feb
1,100
2 Vb
Atlas
4%
11%
30%
Brown
Jan
3 '/b
3%
del
41/2
34%
2
2%
Atlas
6
Jan
Ltd—
18 % Mar
Feb
1%
1
Atlantica
Jan
4Vb
Industries—-.'.'v
Laundries
Coast
14%
26% May
% Feb
2,700
29%
Feb
3
1
Atco
3%
2% May
2'% Jan
35 Vb
800
33%
II7,,
—
10s
10s
dep rets ord bearer—^
dep rets ord registered
Amer
61/2 Mar
4
Corp Ltd-
&
45%
Apr
100
Associated Food Stores Inc
Atlantic
1.300
%
Jan
Jan
Jan
96% May
27% May
Associated
Atlantic
4
8.600
2
37
19 Va
Apr
Jan
16%
1
com
Inc
Electric
American
pfd_100
preferred
Electronics
Associated
65%
41/2
1,400
Inc
Apollo Industries Inc
Asamera
3%
2%
15
5Vb
15%" Jan
American Tobacco—
Amer
Co—
Oil
Jan
2Va
3
High
3% May
7% May
Jan
IVa
%
Arrow
8% Mar
IVa
14%
35c
/
4%
2
Arnold
7% Mar
i'i Jan
May
9% May
41/4 May
12.50
class
Inc
Anchor Post Products
Arkansas
Jan
Apr
50o
Inc
Lead Mines Ltd
Appalachian
4%
Feb
85
£1
shares
Pools
6%
Jan
25o
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
Thread 5%
preferred
Writing Paper
*
Anthony
31/2 May
5
11,400
20c
Ansul
May
78 V2
700
"
Anglo
Feb
6%
9%
Inc
Petrofina
Andrea
Jan
11%
6 Va
-
•
Manufacturing Co
Anacon
17%
6
54%
Inc
Aluminum
American
American
81/4 May
7
5»/a
—
171/4 Mar
300
36
•
American
16
3
2%
British
6.200
36
1
British
9
15
Ltd
Petroleums
Britalta
6,100
7%
20c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4
Paper Mills Ltd—
MARC
American
800
,
y
Inc
Shares
High
3%
15
1
*
1
Jan
1
Systems
American
American
4
85
3Va
3%'
84
700
1,800
3,600
20
Co
American-Internatl
American
Apr
Jan
7
Corp
Electronics
American
7%
12 Vb
7%
1
Beverage
1,500
3,600
8%
Corp
American
81/2
14 VB
1
of America $3.75 pfd_100
Oil
Ambassador
7%
12%
lOo
i
Aluminum Co
7%
T37//7
1
10c
Corp
6%
Allied
Allied
Works
7%
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Breeze
Jan
Jan
1.50
of America
Gear
Low
3%
Brandywine Raceway Assn
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
Class
.
class
Foote
for Week
of Prices
Par
—1
Corp
Inc
Jan
Apr
May
Oil
Bourjois
24'/a Mar
87
Chemical Co Inc
deposit rtcs American aha_
Artists
5% %
Jan
V—•
American Engineering Co
All-State Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
22
common
All
Alliance
Feb
4%
87% Mar
May
3%
Feb
17%
Jan
3% May
Jan
75
88
■
89
10
preferred
Inc
Kunstzide
13%
60
Jan
3 %
13%
300
19Va
89
l.'V
50
preferred
Airlines
400
4VaV
15%
"
May
Borne
of America—
Alabama
Alan
6% May
2 Vb Mar
12 Vb
14%
~4%
1
Inc
15 Va
3%
18%
Alaska
Jan
2% Mar
Corp
10
Acme
,
Chica
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Bolsa
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
••
2%
•
2
10e
Corp
Construction
&
Low
Par
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RECORD
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
31
19%
6%
19%
7
14,600
6,100
700
2,600
5%
9
Apr
% May
1% May
7 Vb
May
19% May
6% May
24 Va
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
5%
Jan
11%
Feb
1 Va
Jan
4 %
Jan
10% Mar
6 'A
16
Feb
Feb
2%
Jan
IIVb
Feb
25%
Jan
9%
Feb
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AMERICAN STOCK
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
stocks
Exchange
American Stock
of Prices
Week's
Low
non-voting
B
Class
Corp
of
Beverage
Bottling
Ltd—
American dep receipts
~7%
~77/o
1,000
8...
4,000
7%
(ord reg)
8% •"' 8%
1%
1%
39%
12,300
7%
8Va
800
3%
37/a
1,000
7%
7%
600
'
3%
"5%
Jan
7% Feb
•11% Mar
General Plywood
7% Mar
Feb
4%
3% Mar
5%
Jan
7
3,800
6% Mar
8
Feb
35
Mar
11% May
8% Apr
21
Feb
9
Feb
Mar
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5
23
10
10,500
8%
8%
200
13%
14%
4,600
9%
Jan
16
13%
14%
1,300
9%
Jan
15% Mar
$4.60
D
Brothers Inc
Davidson
3
Mar
12%
Jan
7% May
10%
Jan
Gordon
5%
1,900
Jan
Gorham
5A
31
•12
11%
12%
2,400
9%
3,500
8%
147
2V*
27/a
10
3
3
1st preferred
7%
Distillers
Amer
Dixilyn
Corp class A conv
Chemical & Research
Petroleum Ltd
$2
preferred
Dow
American
Duraloy
(The)
Duro
Test
Duval Sulphur
..<■ 2%
May
Jan
2%
24%
24%
25
1,200
23%
Feb
28%
14%
13%
18%
8,900
13% May
21 % Mar
12%
12
12%
1,400
12
15%
27%
27%
28%
2,100
27%
Jan
8%
;;.!9%
600
8%
Jan
6%
6%
1,400
"2.%
I
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T.
Feb
Great
Lakes
Bowling
Chemical
Co—
Corp.
7%
7%
2,700
7% May
10
2%
:-'27«
3%
22,900
2% May
5
A Mar
%
Jan
6%
Jan
Greer
3%
7,100
2% May
5%
Jan
Gritloil Freehold Leases
3%
1,000
3
5%
Jan
Griesedieck
6
Apr
Feb
12%
7%
Jan
Gulf
States Land &
14%
Jan
Gulf
&
5%
6%
3,900
10%
11%
7,000
10 % May
19%
500
19% May
257/s
Jan
10
400
18%
19%
7,300
15%
4,200
15
39
125
39
May
9%
5,600
7
Industries
Gulton
Mar
18%
43
Eastern
Co
*
52 %
34%
37%
Feb
Feb
52 %
Feb
45
34"% May
7/400
"T
H
Hardeman
(Paul)
18%
18%
18%
400
18% May
20 "" Feb
Hartfield
Stores
11
12
800
10% May
13%
Jan
Hartford
Electric
Feb
4%
3%
5,600
30
8
May
10%
2,000
~8%
8
29
9% Mar
Jan
29
May
34
Apr
Mar
Industries
Haven
Hazel
Bishop
Co
4%
5
10
1,700
45
45
44%
350
46
7%
Feb
13%
4% May
9% May
400
9%
97/a
Jan
53
Feb
8
Jan
6%
2,800
5
Jan
25%
500
24
May
172% 172%
25
172
May
180
-Feb
Jan
165
Feb
24
*
im
■
'
160%
——
30% Mar
Jan
1
15%
15%
17%
3,400
15% May
24%
Feb
Associates Inc.—10c
5%
5%
6%
2,000
5% May
'9%
Jan
50c
Co
Facilities——25«
22%
1
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&
Electronics
Corp of America
Missile
Inc
Corp
22
Jan
May
32%
Feb
12,200
7%
2,000
6%
Apr
10%
Jan
5%
5%
7%
6,600
5% May
8%
Jan
3"%
3%
4%
2,800
3% May
5
Jan
9%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
•
4%
39%
Apr
4% May
1,800
38%
39
7
1,000
4%
—20c
Corp
1%
25%
6,400
*
Freight
22
Jan
6%
'6%
1
—
Tnr*
—
32
99%
39% Mar
Jan
8teel Corp common.
preferred
4
4%
19,600
6%
6%
200
50
2%
3%
3,100
~6%
.
'6%
6%
300
6
5%
5%
300
1
Manufacturing Co
5%,
1
Inc
10%
10%
10
11
ITioc
Electronics
3%
3%
$1 or 25c
A
T 9%
9%
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
6 Va
5%
—
—10c
•
-1,000
800
i3a
10
6%
Feb
103
4%
Hercules
Gallon
May
Jan
May
55%
Jan
2"% May
3%
Jan
Mar
7%
Feb
5% Mar
is;
7%
Jan
Apr
17'/2
Jan
May
15 %
Jan
10 %
10
Chemical
Fanny
Farmer
Candy Shops Inc
Uranium Mines Ltd
9% May
8,600
5%
3% May
3*2 Jan
4,400
5% May
Hill's
Hilton
Hoe
Hotels
Faraday
Finance
Home
Oil
Co
Class B
Ltd
a7?
Feb
dan
13% Mar
.
11%
Jan
Horn
Hoskins
(The)
Hubbell
B
Hudson
Hudson
Hycon
&
Federated
Felmont
Petroleum
Filmways
Financial
First
Purchaser
A
General
Corp
Realty
Flying
Ford
Motor
Forest
City
Fotochrome
Fresnillo
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2%
4
Jan
5%
6%
10,600
7%
7
77/a
2,600
10c
17%
18%
9,400
of
16
4%
8
4%
15%
5%
17
Apr
14%
May
Jan
8
Jan
9%
Jan
Mar
Apr
21% Mar
Jan
•
67/a
2,800
4%
Jan
500
13 Va
Jan
2,800
1%
Jan
37/a
6%
Jan
9%
2%
•2%
10,900
Inc.
Manhattan
Products
21
Magnetics
Indust
Electronic
Hardware
Feb
Inland
Feb
Inland
Feb
Insurance
Feb
International
Jan
Homes
Co
Corp^
Breweries
Jan
Investors
Jan
Investors
1
5
4,500
5
Jan
Iowa
Apr
Jan
Iron
13
Jan
Irving
40%
Feb
7%
8%
1,500
7% May
5
33%
33%
35%
500
33% May
35:
22
•
-.
Apr
9V-i
17 VB
Jan
Feb
21% Mar
■
'
4,700
•28%
19%' May
27,600
Feb
34
28% May
3
2 % May
2%
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22V3
Jan
500
Feb
J.an
Jan
May
17%
4,900
-
42 %
7% May
1,000
,
190'
Jan
24
22
.
2%-.
31
900
28%
28%
;•
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Jan
4
v.7%
v77/a
100
Apr
15%
J.an
7%
87/a
8,800
7% May
14%
Jan
21%
700
20% May
26
Jan
7"%
20%
t
•
:
20%
7%
1'
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14
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1
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25
11 %
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..
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50
1,400
600
500
.
200
v.
•
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6,600
2,200
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1,400
6
6%
7
800
300
2,500
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>.'"■.'''%
22
.
.
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4,900
800
18,900
.
..
10% Feb
.
8%
Feb
May
May
APE
May
..49%
May
Jan
May
Aor
90 ■ May
5 % May
31% May
Jan
'
8%
Jan
12
Jan
SO
jan
Feb
7
7% Mar
:
35%
14%
.
Jan
F-b
107
' Mar
77«
Jan
39 3 4
Jan
7%
Apr
Jan
17% Feb
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Jan
Jan
17
Feb
6% Jan
14% May
2%. Jan
80V4 Jan
21% May
—
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41%
13%
7-8%
85%
4%
S
23%
10%
5
1,400
21%'. 24%
-
_
..
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8,800
2,500
5,900
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,
21%
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43%
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2% * 3
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May
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footnotes,
6,800
" Mar
101%
24% May
1,700
29%
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160
6%
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7%
.
19
>
America
May
■5%
36
131
; 2,600
,
;. 19V2
—10
1
;
of'North
Apr
8% May
7% ;
18
1
Corp
Plywood Co Inc;
Credit Corp class A
Intex
5
14% Mar
May
31%
31
19'
-
International Holdings Corp
International
Products
5
15%
10% May
98
18.-
Cl
Imperial OH
(Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
;
5
Imperial Tob of "Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Independent Telephone Corp_i.
1
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Jan
5
Feb
10% May
270
27%
24%
19
33%o
Jan
137
Mar
18
29
425
5
10c v
1
Corp
14
Inc
Company..
Inc
cl A
Chemical Industries—
dep rets ord reg_^
16%
225
137
Jan
npi'
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30%
May
131
25%
5
13
3,800
Apr
20%
*
14% Mar
1,800
31
7%
Products....
20% May
97/a
Jan
Jan
l7/a
3,700
11%
131
29%
.
2.50
4,700
137
12%
;
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2%
300
10%
10%
Apr
1 %
25%
11% May
9,300
:
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10%
1
Mar
20
.5,300
29
11%
.
«
31%
:
2,000
8%
2%
-
Jan
14% Mar
Feb
1 % May
100
2,100
13 '/a
1%
7%
5,100
-
11%
—•
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13%
137
Feb
700
—
23%
19
Jan
Feb
15%
•
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13
Canada—
Feb
3%
2%
11%
•1 %
23%
.
5
20%
10%
12%
41;
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13
5,300
87/a May
15%
commdn—j.
21
10%
Jan
40 y4
I
—1
10%
26?%
lx %
Co
7%
10%
Jan
18% Mar
1,100
8%
1 %
i'.
6%
2,500
3
7%
2
3 Va
May
4,400
..
13%
21%
21%
l7/a May
900,
9%
12%
Feb
4
5
20,700
..
20
2%
>
100
2.50
—
Motors
6%
-1
Jan
500
•
3%
,
87/a
8
-1%
•
,
7
Inc
2
<
19%
>
v,;
12%
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—1
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Feb
Mar
•
15%
-
16%
15%
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Enterprises
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17%
5%
5%
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Line
Frost
For
Jan
r2%
(The)
(Geo
1%
5%
_10c
Porter
Tiger
1 % Mar
1
preferred
Firth Sterling Inc
(M
Imperial
10
80
/
Feb
& Construction
common
60c convertible
Fishman
IMC
Jan
25c
Warrants
Fischer &
Jan
Apr
1,600
A
Hvdrometals Inc..—I..
31%
10
Apr
May
40 %
common-
Vitamin
Feb
10
V
14
800
5
1
Manufacturing' Co
26 %
11%
10c
Corp
Inc
National
Corp
class
May
10% May
3Va Mar
1,200
•
•
Mfg Co
Hydromatlcs Inc
9%
20,300
5-
"
u
-
3%
14%
11-/4
Baking Co
(Harvey)
Class
7%
3 A
9
500
.
Electric
Howell
8%
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&
A)
preferred
Apr
211
31
10,600
12
l7/a
19%
,
5
:
Hardart
&
5%
6%
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
Feb
106
V
5
-
25c
Mines
class
.
Hardart
4% May
6,800
Jan
40
100% May
—1
(Geo
&
6% May
114
T
50c
Group Inc..,
Hormel
800
■1%
47%
28% May
170
14
V.
1%
1
i
Co
Home
3,400
■1%
1,100
4,000
3%
14
•.■>
2.50
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane
2,300
1
33
3%
,
50c
i.
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
7
2,700
Feb
77
—
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inc
6%
28%
:10
"warrants"—:
A
47/a
28%
Jan
22%
.
31%
■10%
10%
1
25c
(R) & Co Inc common
'Class
6%
28%
com.
preferred
Supermarkets Inc
:
4%
1
Feb
141/2
7%' May
11
31
100.% 103
__
10c
convertible
5%
6%
1.50
Inc
Products
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
4%
Co_.
Drilling Co
12%
May
10% May
3,800
28%
31 %
10c
Inc.—
Jan
1% Jan
13% Mar
Apr
Feb
10
11,100
9%
.814
28%
100
100
Hlgbie
<6%
Corp
Falcon Seaboara
%
23,100
12%
11%
12
•
pfd
preferred
Helmerich & Payne
Hygrade Food
Fabrex
~~u:v
Jan
97''a Mar
JaD
5
*8,300
400
4
-A
I
Ltd
Co
■!'• >.
11
10%
-
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—
--
6%
1
10
„
4
1
preferred
;•
.
4
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common
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Fairmont
tt
11
•
—
Horn
pfd——100
Empire District Electric 5%
&
A
■.•
Apr
Feb
6
24
6%
1
Jan
Radio
% Mar
V
2,600
13%
Rule
11%
18.800
20%
Esquire
7
Apr
7% Mar
13%
8V4 May
Eureka
3%
1,600
5,300
4%
10 %
& Co 5%%
5% Mar
3,800
7%.
8%
12%
(W E)
Mar
3%
16%c
Co
Feb
Jan
14%
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7%
u%
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Jan
72
500
7.
10c
Co
Feb
12% Mar
.24%
8
.
10c
Inc
Mining
.'-20%
•Tan
3"%
2
10c
Inc
Apr
8% May
2,000
;
Feb
6
v
28%
20%
'
9%
75
11
16 % May
Evans
8 7 is
8%
1,600
Esquire
74 %
11%
8,300
1st
74%
50c
•
Specialty
Feb
4%
Jan
8% May
25c
97/a
&
1,400
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
17%
cum
22%
Hecla
8%
Forge
20%
Jan
16%
6%
20%
Feb
8%
Ero
4,300
4%
16%
Erie
7,700
10%
15%
1
Corp
14%
9%
Jan
—20c
Electronic
Jan
46%
12% May
19%;*
12%
May
1
Electronic
Jan
<•
144% Mar
-
17% May
17%
9%
: 4 600
2%
Communications
Apr
23
Apr
3% May.
.">900
12 %
—10c
convertible
f
22,200
28
Research
3%
\?-' 23,000
'
4% ,
12%
1
1
Mfg Co
Lithographing
Havana
3%
21,400
Electronic Assistance Corp
$2
4
3%,
2%
Corp
Jan
Jan
15%
■
:;'4.r
14%
15% May
1 A May
Equity
8,600
2%
6,400
Air
35
12%
13,500
Emery
,28%
-
29% May
28% May-
Jan
6%
1
>
9% Mar
1R%
13,600
2%
1%
Umprtnn
:
1,300
35%
31b
.wl.il7%
25
Harvey's Stores class A
Hastings
18%
Emenee
19%
29%
;_1
Jan
15%
-1A
El-Tronics
.18%
-/
;; 3%
*
Light
Apr
1%
Electronic
66,700
1
Inc
3%
15%
Electronic
13%
10
5%
1
Electrographic
12%
.%
25c '
Jan
3"%
1,000
8
1
Dev
Jan
Mar
5%
% Mar
1,
.
3% Mar
200
3%
II—1
and
Feb
Jan
41
4 % May
3,900
..
12%
A
series ;A
series B
5%
16
Jan
2,100
28%
2
^
;
6%
4%
3%
*
_15c
common
•
3% May
r
%
30
r
Inc
Corporation.
Harnischfeger .Corp
17%
Ltd
Mines
4%,
6,000
%
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••••'
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Hamilton Electro Corp—
13% May
Inc
Corp
'
.-1%
•
..13% May
12%
l.1
Hall
2,900
Inc
Corporation
Elder
4
4%
H ic B;American Corp—U———IO0
Harn
22%
Edo
1 % May-
3a
_auc
:
Jan
Feb
Mar
12
26% Feb
;
Jan
4%
j
1
Company
preferred
3%
.
1
Inc
Apr
Mar
9% May
Heller
Freightways
States
preferred
1,009
3,300
40%
1
—
industries.
Heli-Coil Corp
class
Eastern
$7
.
i-
liV
10c
Eastern
$6
4%
-•
1%
,
3%
.
Corp
May
Jan
'■.'
'
8%
13%
America
Devices
Air
1 %
•
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Can
4%
Jan
8%
?
'
•
17% Mar
15% Jan
E
Eastern
8
6,000
...
Jan
Jan
25
!%'"
—
.
Industries
Western
Heinicke
Eastern
•8%
.
Apr
.
11% Mar
20% Mar
Jan
39
16%
41%
_
Land
8,
6
2
'..4%
.
Grocery Stores Products
—.5
Grow Corp
(The)
10c
Guerdon Industries Inc class A com
•
.American
"
1
Company—
Warrants.——.
,
8
30
50o
9c
Hydraulics
Gulf
3,100
Corp
Dreferred series A
6%
3% Mar
2%
15%
Apr
7%
4% May
■18%
Jan
53,200
2,200
9% May
Jan
8%
30,700
5
%
17%
Apr
2%
2%
5%
9%
Jan
Mar
4%.
4%
19%
Apr.
10%
;
4%
Western Producers common—6O0
Apr
Jan
30
:
2%
Great
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
6
.
1
—1
12
Feb
10% May
5
Petroleum
12%
2%
2,800
l.Oo
20c
Co
Basins
Apr
29
common
:
8%
10%
Potaou oo
of
Corp
Apr
Harvey Radio Co Inc.
Corp
Dynalectron
Dynamics
10
new
Feb
1%
2%
IM
10s
1
Co
Corp
17%
2,600
15,000
4,600
8,700
2%
Feb
Mar
2%
9%
A
2%
Jan
2%
Lakes
1
ord reg
rets
HosiPrv cln«ic
Durham
Manufacturing
Gray
Great
Jan
Feb
31% Mar
2%
Great
5)6
16
3,500
4
Great American Industries Inc
-5
dep
12%
15%
10%
—
Jan
13%
Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
35
9% May
6,800 !
.2%
Corporation
13 %
Drug Fair-Community
28%
9%
16%
Apr
10% Mar
17% Mar
.
700
Feb
100
J an
18%
Jan
May
'
30%
8%
600
14
14
200
Jan
35
11% May
•
30
Jan
6
400
;
14%
Feb
•29%
Apr
30%
7%
10%.
23% May
8 i1g Jan
23%
500
6
20%
1,100
Apr
Apr
23% May
8%
10%
8,900
Jan
99
600
7%
10%
103 %
94%,Jan
43,000
14%
.14
100% May
•
1
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Harris Co
Driver
127/8 Mar
May
14%
14
Jan
30
99
Jan
12%
25
100% 101 "
99
Feb
1%
Feb
"11%
24%
Jan
35%
Drilling & Exploration Co
1,900
18
77/a
•
Corp
Draper
9,100
23%
3,300
1
*
(The) Corp
Brewery Ltd
1%
12 %
,
Jan
17
16%
9%
8%
Dorsey
1%
11%
1%
11 % May
1
Apr
23%
5%
32.50
,
8,400
11%
16%
9%
—
12%
11%
9%
7%
1
2%
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
—*
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd—_•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
•
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
—7.50
Dixon
13% Mar
9%
8%
10s
1
4
rets ord reg
dep
40 %
Jan
14%
8%
11
4% May
Apr
10%
2%
Printing Co Inc
Jewelry class A
29%
-v
3 i0 Mar
32'/a
21,000
2%
Mines
149%
Jan
.'
,•1,300
13%
Jan
127/a
23% Mar
146
Mar
31
Feb
11% May
8% Jan
1,200
10
513
Mar
Ltd—
Co
Diversey Corp
Dome
25
147
24%
147
100
Desilu Productions Inc
1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
1
Detroit Industrial Products
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25e
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10#
stock:
debenture
8"/r
5
28 Va
250
30%
200"
34%
11%
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1,300
5%
h ' ;"1; 4 %
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Inc
Goodman Manufacturing Co
2,200
31
4 •!
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*13
1
Mills
Jan
17,200
class A
Dennison
—.
7
1% Mar
3
6
8%
Stores
Mfg
Dejay
Knitting
(Adolf)
15 Va Mar
•
5
1
Inc
Gobel
77/a
Feb
11% May
Jan
1
Distilleries class B
Goldfield Consolidated
2%
Jan
r....7%
13
-*
4o
Jan
7%
2Ta
1,600
33^
•
.
Apr
4%
12,
•"
11%
Systems,
*6% May
Apr
l7/a May
5% May
25
Co
Jan
Mar
.
7% Mar
600
22%
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1%
~
Jan
35%
37,600
10%
8%
4%
•7%
Inc—
—
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com__20o
>
2,500
13%
23%
5%
6Va May
Jan
5,100
5%
,'11%
21%
Union Co Inc./——;
2%
—1
—
6%
5
11%
1
Co
5%
2.50
20
Mines
Day
6%
5
6%
11%'
Security
Gloray
6%
600
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
'5%
22%
class A n-v
com
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Globe
5%
16%
98.
r"
2,000
-
23%
(A
Gilchrist
Globe
2
-1
Inc
Foods
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Gilbert
8%
17
8
11% May:
28% May
96% Apr
75,700
7%
Controls ° Corp——50o
Glanninl
Giant
~6%
•;
t
preferred^.
preferred—
Corp
Corporation
Stores
100
2'-
a
General
4,300
•
4%
•
—2.50
50c
1
1
•
•
Glenmore
Daitch
11
:
Fireprooling,
Feb
14%
High
\
American dep rets ord reg.
Jan
8%
6"% Apr
13%
*
>>
Jan
3
Corp
12%
r
-
General Gas Corp
13%
•
A
'General
Feb
Feb
Jan
3,400
31
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
28%
7%
1
1
1
—1
Ltd—
Co
11%
-5%
"wts"_
General Development
5%
Jan
11%
Shares
High
28%
100
1
Acceptance
Electric
11%
•
common
Alloys Co
General Builders
Corp
10%
,43
17%
31
A common—1
B
General
Jan
6%
4%
6%
6%
11%
Co
Power
General
13% May
.
1
Inc
5%
Jan
2%
1,100
14
3%
3%
Garan
General
,
2,000
6%
5%
137/a
14
Jan
Feb
9%
11%
l % May
37% Jan "
5,000
.38%
7%
~1%
Co
Manufacturing Co class
*
8% May
100
39%
Corporation
Class
:
Apr
—
Drug ' Co.—»• py
Crystal Oil & Land Co
10®
Cutter Laboratories class
21
7% May
7%
4%
Crown
Curtis
Jan
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co—
77/e
250
Crowley Milner &c Co
—1
Crown Aluminum Industries Corp—25e
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)——•
Tobacco
Gatineau
7%
«
United Corp
Cubic
Feb
14%
20
20
*1
Cox Instruments Corp
1
Crane Carrier Industries JLnc (Del>_60c
Creole Petroleum
Corp
1
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
Cuban
Jan
22%
500
700
Courtaulds
Crose
16%
14%
20%
——
—r*
Apr
May
_Feb
14%
20
England—1
New
Co
Low
Jan
14%
———*
A
class
preferred
$1
Cott
Cott
Feb
17
20
f
——
& Reynolds common
18
Jan
17
—
Inc
Corroon
for Week
of Prices
G
17% dan
voting—*
Distilling Ltd cl A
Corby (It)
Sale Price
Par
Higff
...
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
'
Monday, May'14, 1962
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 1 1)
Friday
Week's
Friday
Coro
.
.
(2284)
32
8% Mar
23%
Jan
3%
Feb
85%
A^r
■
•
29%
Feb
26% Mar
Mar
.
Volume
195
Number 6159
•
.
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2285)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 1 ;1)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Low
STOCKS
Shares
Low
High
1 v
Jefxerson
Construction
Jefferson
Lake
__1
Co
Asbestos
18%
18%
4
19%
1,700
May
6% May
Corp
1
7
7
jjefferson Lake Petrochemicals
1
6%
6%
3^
3
3
2%
3%
4,300
-7%
7%
'8%
4,200
Series
B
Jetronic
warrants
Industries
Jupiter
Corp
Inc
10c
(The)-
75c
.
'
•■
6%
I
31*6
500
3V
16
6%
May
7
1,200
8%
4
3,400
4%
4
23%
18% May
2,300
Apr
Mt
Jan
9'/a
414
May
5%
2"% May
7% May
Diablo
Feb
Movie
class
'vv'
Kansas
Katz
K
Industries
(D)
&
TV
&
Gas
7%
2%
1
1
1
Kawneer
Co
(Walter)
Kilembe
& Co
J
20%
23%
1,400
20 Vs May
26%
15%
2,900
2,800
21%
35
40%
5,400
35
50%
19%
22
2,700
25
10%
11%
800
11%
11%" 11%
1,000
11% Mar
12%
2V4
V:
2
1%
T%
•
Kleinert
Klion
Dept
(I
Stores
Feb
3'/a
Rubber
B)
1% May
8,800
19'/a
%
class
Corp
A—
Electronics
.Class A
I70
Jan
7%
Jai:
28%
Jan
19
Jan
6,100
%
%
3,100
^■:5Vv
800
•
24%
22%
•23 '/a.
6%
14%
200
22%
23%
1,200
15 '/a
24%
36,800
2%
3,900
2
2
'
May
6% May
17,300
20%
Feb
14
100
7%
20
20
21
9,300
14%. .14% %
V%
—33%o.
Kropp (The) Forge Co—
Kulka
Apr
4% May
19%
20%
7.50
1
—
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Jan
19%
5
Corp
Kratter
Apr
25 Va
National
Feb
Apr
14
35c
Knott Hotels Corp
Kostin
6%
6%
lOo
7%
Mines
14%
14%
16
15
15
16%
24 '/a
—1
2%
2%
15%
1
3%
4%
28%
2
May
6%
Jan
9%
Bellas
Corp
Lee
Motor
Products
class
Corp
(R G)
~
Steel
.
Loral
Louis Sherry
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Friday
Lundy
Electronics
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
(The)
3%
5%
1% May
1%
12%
h
8%:.
8%
-
8%
; 7%
•
7%
8%
•
-
Jan
18,700
.
4%
5
«•r%:
14 y2
Jan
13
17
19%
5%
5%
18%
4%
Jan
Apr
V-v
Weld
73%
76%
24%
25
,5%
5'/2
6
Park
27%
27%
3%
——1
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Inc
Industries Inc_V
3
24%
•
3%
l-.
24%
26
-
23
.
3%
4
Public Service
Maine
,
4%
Apr
30%
3% May
s/a Jan
4%
22%
21%
21'/a :21%
30%
30'%
50c
14%
14%
15
2.50
7%
7%
Mangel Stores
Mansfield
Tire
Inc
Industries
Mansfield
Rubber—
&
International
Marconi
Communication
Old
class
Martin-Marietta
Ltd
McCrory
Inc—
New
wi_.
\<o%
'
1
—
Oil
Midland
$1
"New-
427/e
•'
9%
13%
14%
Feb
May
16'A
Feb
9% May
2,100
12%
Feb
12% May
1,700
19
Jan
l'A
U
%
25c
30
29%
31 %
1
10
10
11
50c
CoLand—
u
1
Jan
102
37%
36'A
377/a
%
%
(Dell
Amer
47
l'A
6% Mar
6,300
2% Mar
*5
I
,4%
900
1,400
2%
1
r-!6VB
«
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2,300
4,500
3
2 Va
May
60
57
Mar
92
92%
90
88 Va
Jan
A
Apr
ias
A
7%
7%
8%
2%
2%
3
%
9,100
"
600
.
Miller -Wohl
9'%
lO'/s.
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.4%%
Milo
42
4%
.
% Mar
10%
5 '/b.
Brass
16 Va
16%
18%
Feb
19%
Feb
18'A
17%
•18 % i.
48,300
17% May
26%
Feb
8%
8%
9'/a
12,900
8% May
1
Co
100
preferred—.
4%%
Power
7
preferred
A-
97
12%;
4%
T
t
25%
Jah
29
Jan
260
27%
10»/2
V 10'/a
11% 'Feb
1,300
26
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14%
1,900
96%
26
97
...
common————1
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Town
|
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5
Mfg Corp—*——
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—
•.'...
93%
Jan
98%
Jan
Jan
5%
60
May
17% May
5'/2 Apr
64%
3%
1,000
4% V
17%.Mar
10 Va May
4,000
;•
63%
60
60
17%
17%
:
6%
_1
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1
Securities
Overseas
1
Oxford
Electric
Oxford
Manufacturing
Corp
Clay
class
A
com—1
——25
6 'in
cum
conv
25
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1st pfd—25
5 % %
1st preferred
25
.5%
1st preferred
25
,"5% redeemable 1st preferred——25
C5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
Jan
4
Jan
142
Jan
42
May
%
27
•1,400
5%
13
14%
2,600
11
1,150
;
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•
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3,100
.
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r
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4%
4%
27%
30
36
14%
200
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4%
27%
-
.
-
1,700
2,600
'
12%;
2,200
11%
6'%
Feb
Jan
Apr
.
Jan
—1
—
preferred—
2nd pfd A
2%
2%
2%
10%
107/8
9%
18%
17%
10
1,000
500
9% May
8,500
17% May
'
22%
.
2% May
10% May
2,800
4'%
13
.20'%
11%
:
Apr
1,000
13%
20
13
13
Jan
J—2.50
1
18% :
&
900
20
May
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13%"
11% May
18% May
19,700
Mohawk
Airlines
Molybdenite
Molybdenum
Corp
Corp
"
101
5%
3%
12
Inc
Industries
Pacific
Jan
Apr
15 Va
Jan
Feb
6
33%
Industries
Monongaheia Power Co—
.4.40.1c preferred—.
4.80 <F.. preferred
800
10%
12%
7,700
21
21
300
21
21
21
2,300
21
12% Mar
38 %
6%
15
14%
Apr
21
May
May
21
May
1
4.50%.
—_
—
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series C
1,;.
Jan
32%
32%
33%
7,900
31 Va
33 %
Apr
29 V*
29%
1,400
27%
Jan
29%
Feb
27%
28 V*
1,000
25%
Jan
26%
26%
26%
1,300
25%
Jan
28'A May
27% Apr
27
26%
27
600
25%
Jan
27%
25%
26%
400
24 %
Jan
26% Mar
24%
24%,
300
22%
Jan
24 V8
Feb
24
24 Va
400
22 %
Jan
24%
Apr
26..
1,
*
Jan
6%
7 Va
4,500
10%
Feb
97%
98%
340
91 Va
Jan
99
Apr
95%
95 %
100
90
Jan
95 % May
dividend preferred
conv
dividend preferred—
$4.36
dividend preferred
103 %
300
97%
Jan
103'A May
144% >146%
20
102
$4.75
$4.75
Feb
•
1
11
1
Airlines
Northern
Apr
Pacific
Northwest
26% Mar
Pacific
Petroleums
Electro
For
& Co class A—
Products
!
.
footnotes,
97/a-
2,600
14'%'
200
Mar
32
Feb
.
.
50
100
Apr
400
;
24
Mar
:
Pacific
Jan
Bell Telep
Paddington
103%
Jan
Pall
Jan
Pancoastal
25
1,900
5% May
6%
5
6%
94%
360
94 Va
94
6% May
144 % May
154
Jan
95
88%
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see
page
Jan
Apr
4%
4%
5,100
28%
4%
26
26
6.200
3%
5% Mar
Jan
May
26
35
Jan
Feb
1
50c
•
1
(C
A)
12 %
13%
47,200
12% May
6%
7%
5,300
6% May
.10%
7%
54%
54%
60
20%
20%
I
500
10,400
Jan
100
49%
Jan
Feb
105 % Mar
Mar
10
7% May
Mar
66
3,900
20 % May
24%
Jan
53
Jan
'
3,800
37% May
%
IS
14,000
% May
1 % Mar
%
%
5,500
A
1% Mar
37%
38
%
%
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
7%
20%
vtc__2 Bol
425
103% 104%
104
46
Jan
140
Petroleum
100
12%
17%
Jan
1
317/a '• 38
.
May
% May
Chemical
2%
21,000
25
;,.Jan
Apr
Park
8,400
"
21
12
Jan
23%
Apr
Park
2% Apr
3%
Jan
Parker
5,600
.
93
100%' 101
'
.
.
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152 »/2 153%
6%
7%
410
,
800
89
Jan
94
Apr
97'/2
40
■
.
~6%
pfd
Corp
Pantepec Oil
Feb
3,400
92
•
5%
Page-Hersey
10,300
J.10o
25c
Light
Markets
class A—«
Tubes
Corp class A—!
Feb
Apr
%
2'/a
•
Ltd—.
Super
13
15%
5%
18'/a
101".
100
&
Power
Packer's
36% Mar
5'%'.
%
2%
1
7'% May
127/a
87/B
Apr
Mar
5'/a
.
100
Idontgomery Ward
Morse
Apr
Apr
28 V*
21% Mar
15%
Jan
43
10% May
20%
6%
Lighting
Jan
.101
May
' vJan
94
Apr
<
Apr
I
91
144%
Jan
67/a May
153%
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Jan
j,
Company
Electrochemical Corp class A
Pen
Class
series B
preferred
Feb
97%
;
$4.50 preferred—
.,$4.40 dividend preferred
—
Pacific
Jan
5
•
5%
18%
Precision
.
24% .247/a
1
1
:
102
101
1
Ltd
America.:
7'A
"
14%
'.Warrants——
Monogram
6
2,600
34
~"i%
pfd—100
—10c
Inc
of
6 y2
6 Va
•
;
"ctfs"—
RR
3,600
.
Light 5%
(Can)
18% :20'%
6 %
50
1—1—1
1—
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
50c
:
convertible preferred
Power
Apr
Jan
6%
Jan
15%tMar
Pacific
"11%"
34'/a May
37 %
10 y4
21
8
Products
conv
cum
~
50c
common—
Aluminum
Feb
19%
4% May
26%
■147/b Mar
Feb
12%
Feb
31
Apr
13
12%
Jan
1 i
•
Jan
21%
Apr
Jan
Apr
5%
700
5%
•
V—
—
Pacific Coast Co
Jan
2,000
5%
5%
Pacific
Apr
12%
Apr
19% Mar
100
28%
27%
28%
Feb
May
4%
13,000
\y
;
5
Co
Corp of Canada
Minnesota
Mirro
Apr
4 '/a Mar
50c
Carp
—:
Jan
38% May
2,900
19%
19%
%
2%
113
13,300
preferred—•
Electronics Corp—
Mining
Jan
Jan
Mar
_20a
Co,
Petroleum
6%
38
Mar
87/a
30,500
V
125
40%
6
44,000
3%
3
119
:
4%-:
,
50c
Corp.
Co
Jan
93
2% May
>
Jan
62
7% May
17,400
4%
,
Apr j
Feb l
"13
1A May
i\h
3%
58%
1
—
9%nFebu
4l-
••
Feb
3%
1A
92
1% May
Jan
1,000
3
Jan
'
V Jan
% May
9,700
1O0
II
Corp——
39'A Mar
Apr
15,200
*-
Jan
Jan
58'A
pfd—100
Nickel Mines Ltd
of
3% \
60
4'A%
Pub Set'-v
Ind
li°«
t~1
138
34
7%
:;/.•
Jan
35%
500
7'/a
2%
2%
28
rn.wmw«m.wm
—
Jan
2%
v
'•;
1
Oils Ltd
Co—!
RR
2%
1%
2 %
Inc..
Feb
Apr
4%
7%
:
13%
99'A May
1,300
-
;
A
"«
1 %
1
May
1%
160
35%
1
Railway
36
10
19,200
36%
1
...—
Airlines
2
Apr
29% May
2,600
•
36
V'j/::
Royalties
1%
*
1J
8,300
12,300
v
99'A 103
1%
_•
13%
May
'
Jan
17%
Apr
6%
Mill Factors
Jan
13%
900
,
Feb
3%
10
7,200
-10%
12%
13%
'
4%
Jan
4,100
6
'
19%
1
1
conv
common.
•
13%
2%
Apr
Jan
1
4,300
v.
% May
?%
8,800
-
Apr
6'/a
6
10
L_—1
Inc
Financial Corp—: V ./
Midwestern
4,lo
107/a May
•
1
Abrasive
Investment
Midwest
1%
1%
Jan
Feb
26% May
L—,1—11
Corp_—
Corp
20 % Mar
Mar
28 y4
10c
A
preferred J——
Mid-West
Jan
'
Apr
107/a
2,700
"40% '
1—5
class
Inc
Associates
27
8,700
120
Chemical Corp—
i
1—1
Michigan Sugar Co common—1—,1—1
Micromalic Hone
14% May
7% May
4,000
3%
.1
Michigan
Microwave
:
10 Va
'■
"
1.23
Corp
Opelilca
Jan
ll7/a
•
Co'
l—_—1.
Refrigerating Co
1
Mining Corp Ltd:
1
Industries
Miami
40%
32
_50c
Extruders Inc—
Miami
30'% May
6,000
.28%
26'/«
;
9%:
L
Thermit Corp___
&
11
Co
Southern
O'Sullivan
Jan
107/«
V-
Merrill Island
Metal
10
Co
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd
Jan
11%
29
Mfg
Merchants
32%
10%
26%
£
CO—————
&
common
Menasco
—3
>
warrants!
Corp
24%
29% V
.
—i——1—1
_i—
•
;
McCulloCh: Oil Corp—
Mead Johnson
Jan
3%
warrants
Corp
Industries
Maule
8%
(10%
v.
Feb
8'% May
'
£1
Maniand .Cup Corp——
Massey-Ferguson
50o
A
Inc
Rankin
>40c
1% Mar
TO'/a
Jan
20 Va. May
1,200
f/
18%
—
Marine
Ltd
Co
21 Va
1,100
4,400
31%
9[
58 Va May
Feb
1,500
8'%.
~3%
20o
Inc
Industrial
Ohio
Feb
1,500
23'%...
8%
Feb
Jan
o
5% Mar
96,700
22%
~3
Mines
&
Nuclear
Feb
2
37,700
10c
1
1%
3 %
Honduras Rosario. 3.33%
Penn
North
Novo
25% Mar
1% May
i%%
i—--—
—
Majestic Specialties Inc.
Mallory Randall Corp
—
Jan
27'A
22
9% Mar
600
1,400
1
i
10o/
_
Feb
8%:
■«
Apr
22'A
2
Arizona
Canadian
North
'
—50c
a—7
4
Jan
Jan
29'%
May
1%
1%
8%
%
Corporation—
2'A
Apr
Feb
5,500
•
19% Mar
13 % May
15% May
19% May
V
30c
Corp—
& Chem
American
North
Feb
19% May
24 Va Jan
V
1 %
Jan
5,600
55%
—.
14%
7% Mar
Apr
7
•
50
Jan
Apr
8,100
;
22'/a
50%
1
Apr
3
3,300
43,100
19%
I'VV I-;
Mines Ltd
Rim
North
Feb
6%
8
2,300
1%
1%
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc_i.__—_lc
•
3%:
22%.,
<
19%
19%
2,000
3-Ji
m
2
&
Lites
Norfolk
Mar
27% May
900
15%
19% "
10
Inc
Auction
Onio
:
.
Airlines
Macoid
1
Co
&
Northeast
Apr
4%
3,800
13%
3%
/■
3%
13 Va
Jan
'3,700
8%
35%
14
10%
2
Associates
Mining
Noramco
Feb
27%
20 74
28%
16
%:}
May
9
200
Feb
Mar
32
27 Va May
1,700
10%
12%
9Va May
200
9%-.
10%
250
:
Co
York
Oak
—50c
L
Macke. Vending Co class A
Magna. Oil
1
Ltd.
Inc..
Machinery
York
Noma
Mar
8OV4
5,600
•
-1%
Feb >
18
May
67% Mar
18,100
.
::
Jan
9
V'
1
Machines
27%
27%
9
1
Inc..
Zinc
Jersey
Nickel
M \!.>VVVVVV
...f
Mackey
5
Company
Inc
Mexico
Northern
May
•■■■5Va
4,400
1,600
73%
8
17
14,700
5%
24%
8
11%
19% "•
18
30c
10c
Inc__ 10c
—2
1'%
100
/
,
6
Mar
9
4%
Jan
18%
Feb
Jan
Electric
Idrla Min
Nipissing
Jan
11%
3^4 Jan
-
6,000
1%.
13
17%
1,600
'
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
6%
2% May
New
Jan
14%
,
700
15%
8 Va
8% May '
7% Apr
17,300
9V*
4
New
40% Mar
Jan
3,700
10
•
Jan
8
10%
Jan
Apr
9%
1,800
Corp
Mur
New
15% Mar
20%
9,700
9%
7 Va
14 %
5%
1,900
Industries
Stores
Don
New
Jan
25%
Apr
50
.
10%
15
2%
16 % May
12 Va
10,600
,.r 6%
Apr
10% May
6% May
300
3,000
7'/a
16,400
Video
New
Jan
250
4,400
■
.
33
28%
8
Apr
5%
11%
6%
4%
Union
New
Jan
600
18%
12%
600
.
1%
16%
4%
20%
5%
10%
3%
Telefilm
Occidental
MacFadden-Bartell Corp i
Mack Trucks Inc'warrants—
Jan
10
Ogden Corp
■
Jan
7
4
Jan
29
:
4,
-
35
May
2%
Transit
Jan
Jan
Jan.
3%
4%:
Co_.
Corp-
5%
Feb
1%
Mines-
Systems
&
Apr
May
5
9%
National
6% Mar
2.50
Lead
4
15
9
12 V4
10
Exploration
Silver
700
Apr
4% May
12% May
15% Apr
1,700
5% May
tl
1
_25c
1
Service
&
3
1,100
•
6% May
3% May
-
Corp
12 %
29
Jan
900
4%l
Preserves Inc
Louisiana
3%
5
12%
16%
1
(The) Co—!—
Electronics
-
3
1,300
—25c
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co-^
Jan
300
5%
4
Car Ltd—.
Steel
National
;
,
—
Apr
2%
Rubber
National
Nestle-Le
5%
-2.50.
1
:
4
9%
2,700
34%
6,300
30
11%
_
•
250
National Research Corp
Nelly
6%
3%
_10c
Bartlett—
&
A-
Tl7/a
"
Jan
5%
'
1
Chain/
Lockwood :Kessler
5
Feb
6% Mar
Apr
9%
Presto
Jan
1,400
i—!—_10
+
10
29
5
_1
Equipment Rental
Petroleum Ltd
25%
6%
—.—_1,
—
Lodge & Shipley
10 Va
29
27 %
1
National
25%
5%
5%
j.--—4
:
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Livingston. Gil Co—
•Class
1
(Mich)
Electric
May
4%
25c
-
Inc
:
14 Va
4%
1
A—,
Liberty Fabrics ol N Y common.—
Locke
2,200
1
Casket
14% May
2% Apr
2,500
'.'400
1
<5%
18,100
30%
Hess
Brewing Co
National
Feb
16%
j
Filter
Realty
5'/a
28%
1,300
National
2% Mar
16%
5
-
Larchf ield:: Corp
Inc
4%
28 Va
7
National
Feb
*
16%
—10
'
Lee
3%
4%
12%
—5
'
Le Touraeau
2%
3
Industries
Industries. Inc
Jan
6%
National Company
Jan
22 V2 May
3,200
Ltd—
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson A- Sessions Co
Levine's
4%
2.50
2.50
10
50o
Bowl-O-Mat Corp
National
Jan
14% May
'■3,900
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lefcourt
9'A
14%
1
National
10'/a Mar
May
20
3,100
1
Corp.:—1
AppareL Inc
Radio Electronics
Lanscon
Apr
2,200
1
National
Nedicks
Lamb
5%
8% May
4% May
6%
National
Shore
1,400
9%
Feb
Dehydrat & Milling—3
National
Lake
6%
8%
8
National
Lafayette
5%
9%
Corp—
common
L'Aiglon
5%
1
A
Inc
Alfalfa
National
Apr
3%
19%
1,900
2,900
4%
3'/a
Feb
27/a May
3%
—2.50
Co
50c
A
Napco Industries Inc———.
Nat Nast, Inc class A
Feb
18 %
1
_
(H L) Inc
Jan
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Feb
1%
2%
,
Nachman
Jan
Apr
16%
1
Inc
14
N
Feb
7/0
•/a
2%
1
7
113
17%
10c
14
oOO
:V
1
May
5,000
2 do
2%
;
(S)
Mar
Jan
May
Feb
10%
19% May
10% Jan
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein
35
11%
Company
Feb
20
1
I
28% May
1,000
Feb
35
/
1
Inc
16
6,100
12%
Apr
17%
13% May
16 % May
18
16%
Petroleum-Co
Industries
1,000
31
11%
Feb
13%
_1
10c
_1.25
Kingsford Company—.
Kingston Products
17
28%
99 % Mar
16%
1
2.50
Copper Cobalt Ltd
Kleer-Vu
Jan
18%
16
12 y2
Co
Muter
5
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kirby
95 %
Muskogee
Jan
13%
!
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
10
Jan
3%
Apr
25c
Qo
(Del)
2%
20%
Corp
Chemical
4,200
Jan
j<tn
6% Mar
16
Co new com
Ring Co
Piston
10'/8
7% May
22,800
98
Drug Company
Kawecki
"1
2%
98
Kaufman & Broad Bldg Co_
Kavanau
"8
7%
2%
Jan
28%
J.
Inc
Muskegon
:
4
_50c
pfd—100
Corp
Company—
Electric 4%%
4%
100
4
1
class
Videotronlcs
MPO
Murray Ohio Mfg
Kaltman
2.50
.'5
14%
12.50
:
Inc
5
High
7% May
3% Jau
3,200
Jan
Muniz
Kaiser
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9%
8%
1
Tel & Tel
States
Inc
Star
8%
Shares
High
4
•
Mountain
Movielab
Low
1
com
Company.—
Vernon Mills Inc..
Feb
Mar
12
Products
preferred
Mount
11% Mar
Metal
Clemens
for Week
of Prices
Par
6%
Sales
Range
:
Sale Price
High
Mt
Co
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
J
Jeannette Glass
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Co
class
Pato
Penn
6%
6%
200
9%
9%
900
22
A
21
B
\Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
6%
9%
of
Canada
Corp
Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd.
Traffic
Pentron
10 %
3
2%
12%
7%
3
Corp
"3%
9% May,
11 Va
Apr
24%Feb
.200
Jan
1,400
20%
Jan
23 Va
12'A May
Apr
11,100
9'A
Jan
1,500
6%
Jan
6,500
2 A
Jan
3
May
Jan
10
Jan
9%
Co
Electronics
10%
7%
Ltd
22
'k21,;
8 % Mar
6% May
20%
9'/a
200
3%
4%
2.900
8%
3% May
•
8 % Mar
5%
Jan
"C~
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday. May 14, 1962
.
(2286)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 11)
Sale Price
Low
-25c
Inc
Island
Long
Corp
Photo Inc
79%
Perfect
Oils
Peruvian
&
Tel Co—10 pesos
Corp
Inc
Piasecki Aircraft
Industries
Pierce
Plastics
Pioneer
Power Corp
Prairie Oil
6,100
Api-
4%
Apr
Jan
32
5%
2,400
3%
7%
7,100
7%
700
7% May
7
May
'9 %
2,300
8% May
10%
3,100
9%
6%
---}
20
Apr
5%
10%
Jan
7 Vb
9
53 %
1,150
52%
10
900
8
class A
class
New
B
—
Mines
Preston
Ltd
Corp—_
Proctor-Silex
1
20
1
———*
Mfg Co Inc common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Prophet (The) Company
Progress
Mar,
13 %
Apr
13%
Apr
6%
Apr
Gas—
Providence
—
l^w
1,100
12:iT
4,100
11 Vb May
614
614
5%
1,600
Rico
Puritan
21
Corp
Co
Pyle-NaUonal
Jan
22%
Feb
Apr
22%
2214
24
2,200
22 % May
26%
Apr
1114
11%
1,300
11% May
13
Jan
11%
350
87%
92%. Feb
600
62% May
74% Mar
2,000
13% May
21%
15% May
20% Mar
-100
•-
Telephone Co—
Sportswear
8% Mar
17
Feb
13%
2,300
91%
91%
9214
_20e
*
5
preferred—.
414%
Puerto
Jan
6% May
1,500
6%
14
Service of Colorado—
Public
Jan
43
Feb
1114
5%
Apr
9%
11 % May
1314
Jan
36
11%
11%
11%
6%
03a
13%
10c
10c
—1
1
—
2%
May
6% Apr
62%
6214
66
14
13%
14%
15%
15%
16%
1,800
Jan
Jan
4.08%
2%
3,7„
30%
2% May
1,700
30%
1
—*
Lithium Corp
Quebec
Quebec Power Co
400
29%
Ramo
Inc
Rayette Co Inc.——
Real Estate
Investment
Properties
Class
r-
Apr
Vb Mar
35 %
8,800
31
Jan
14
14%
1,300
14
2414
24 %
Y
Broadcasting & Dev..
Reeves Soundcraft Corp—
&
Co——
Insurance Co.
Rio
.—..
Inc
Co
Finance
Rittor
Robinson
A
to Jan
class
B
14 Va
Feb
Apr
6%
Jan
*
3.%
314
3%
600
3V4
Feb
7%
Jan
1
1
SI.60
preferred
20
Standard Forgings Corp
.1
Standard
Metals Co..—_——3c
Standard Products Co
1
Standard Shares Inc..
-1
Standard-Thomson Corp
1
Standard Tube class B
1
20 %
2014
7,500
20 V4
May
Staiil-Meyer Inc
Standard Brands
Co
Steel
Parts'
6%
6%
7%
7.000
6%
13%
200
7%
7%
8%
1,400
9%
Jan
19%
Jan
12 % May
86 %' Feb
Jan
13%
7% Apr
500
18
800
10%
26% Mar
Feb
12%
Jan
Apr
512
Feb
Jan
10%
Jan
7,000
5
5% Mar
Mar
4
Jan
1
.
10%
10%
11%
6,100
10% May
18%
Jan
5
19%
19%
21
3,100
19% May
30%
Jan
91/4
10
800
.1
—50c
——lc
12
10%
3%
2,500
3
3,700
M4
5%
Jan
13%
3%
3%
12
12% Mar
Jan
9
Jan
11%
15,600
•
._1
10%
5%
5%
6
9,300
15%
3
%
4
6,800
3
1
—1
Series
Milling Co Ltd
Tenncy
Texam
Texas
Jan
Texslar
Jan
Textron
21
414%
series
19%
series
4.40%
19%
23%
22%
23%
_50c
series
preferred—
Petroleums Ltd—
li!
%
/ Savage Arms Corp..
;
Bavoy Industries <Del)_
Saxon
Paper Corp
6 ay re &, Fisher Co
Screen
•
25c
___
convertible
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
17%
7%
Apr
9
19%
Apr
21%
300
18 Vb
Jan
20
ApiMar
Mar.
3.50
Seaboard
Allied Milling Corp
Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard
World
Sealectro
Corp
Seaporccl
Airlines
Seeman
Bros
Seligman
Serrick
Corp
1—:
B
4%
of
Class
Oil
10 % May
3%
5%
4 % May
6
Jan
Forging
Tri-Conlincntal
True
Temper
17% May
37%
Jan
Union
Gas
17%
17
18
17
24% Mar
Union
Feb
Union
Jan
May
7
May
13%
Yards
Stock
9% Mar
Aircraft
Jan
United
Asbestos
16
Jan
United
Canco
.,'5%
Apr
•
20%
20%
21%
15,200
20%
Apr
25%
Jan
United
Foods
.12.50
9014
89%
96
119%
Jan
United
94%
96 %
98%
26
25%
28 %
10c
22 %
%
6,300
i°«
Apr
Jan
United
Milk
Feb
United
Molasses
Jan
%
Jan
-
American
Co
class
United
N
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RP
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&
M)
2
23%
23%
26%
17,200
22Vb
Jon
SI
Feb
U
S
Air
2714
27%
27%
200
24%
Ian
32
Feb
U
S
Ceramic
A
see page
35.
32,800
2,400
13% May
3% May
26%
Jan
4%
Jan
7,100
3 % May
4%
Jan
16%
Jan
53% Mar
1,100
8%
Jan
3,000
Apr
3
Jan
6%
1,500
Apr
7%
Jan
6%
2,500
1%
8,200
6
1
6
414:'
.
1
5
Jan
12 May
liV Jan
6%
Jan
10
Mar
12,100
1,500
10%
Jan
16%
Mar
18%
Jan
22
1114
12%
20
21
21%,
2 % May
3% Mar
700
13
12 % Mav
15% Mar
800
20
3,400
28
% May
% May
4%- Apr
—t
90
91%
Feb
5 V4
175
Feb
Jan
91% May
Jail
4
Feb
~7%
7%
8
2,600
7
May
4%
4%
5%
2,000
4%
Apr
V«
5
Jan
12
% Mar
Jan
200
4VB
Vb
50c
Vb
i
.512
:■
14%
14
13%
4%
5
10%
10%
11
Va
11%
11
7
"!'•
7,300
13% May
6,800
4% May
3,600
6V4
•
16'4
17 'a
32%
32%
37%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6 %
Jan
12
Feb
13
Mar
6% May
500
32
18%
Feb
11
700
5,500
6%
7%
Jan
10
10,700
16%
Jan
2%
26 %
86 %
1,200
20%
Feb
2 % Mar
—i
■
22
26%
38
20% May
■
■:
Apr
12,900
2%
29 %
4,:.;
Feb
Jan
Mar
3,300
20
20%
9%
1V4
98
16,500
20%
—1
Jan
tt
2814
A
May
May
93%
150
20%
1
'
14 Vs Mar
7 Va
10
6%
6%
% May
8% May
15,300
97
96%
11
13,500
914
2814
8 Vb Mar
Apr
21%
7,600
32 % May
43V4
Jan
26
1,300
25
Jan
28 %
Jan
12%
14
4,300
12% May
20%
Co.
8
Corp.—
4
—
20 3 i
26
15%
Jan
vlc_.
&
Investing.
12% May
22 %
Feb
26Vb
2,600
5 %
Feb
5%
5 VB
5%,
4%
5
.2 60
% May-
1%
Apr
7
Mar
6
Mar
2
Jan
1%
1%
1%
5,700
39 V2
43%
3,000
39
Jan
46%
Apr
6
May
8%
Jan
6%
3,200
8%
9 V2
26,400
7%
7%
100
334
100
6%
8%
....5
7%
._10s
33
7%
Jan
6 % Mar
9% May
8% Apr
'
'
regis.—.
.100
,_50c
Conditioning Corp
Co
4
18,100
741%
Lid—
rets ord
<V Canal
Jan
700
300
4%
1
Feb
Jan
12 %
23%
22%
.
22 %
12%
_50c
Ltd
17 V4 Mar
Jan
12 %
—1
—
1" Vo
200
15%
I—1
Co
Tile
13%
22%
—20
Omaha
of
Products
dep
2
Gas
Jan
4,100
214
Inc
30 %
Apr
Apr
6%
35% Mar
May
3% May
5%
United Elastic Corp
30%
t
50%
23% May
35% May
5%
*
8% Mar
27% May
Apr
8% Mar
41
11,400
4314
41
41%
1
Improvement
94%
89% May
94% May
8,400
Apr
Co
Oil & Gas
1,000
*
7%
12V4
Products
1,400
.
27%
2'4
Corp
6
210
12% May
United
10%
13
•
28%
1,600
1214
Co.
5%
3
Apr
36
1,300
34 >4
Canada
of
Co
12%
—
36
Jan
34 V4
30
Steel
Chemical
5%
6,700
Jan
31
—..10
Investment
May
6
Mar
30
u
Unexcelled
19,600
11
66
Feb
20%
2,600
Feb
11/64 May
Jan
37
31
10c
10
Corp
18%
3,200
4V May
10
2 Va
warrants
iga4
6%
36,100
—50c
& Cable
Conduit.
Triangle
Feb
8
48.900
48 Va
*
Jan
6
li; 11/64
45%
5^8
Corp
Vb
Jan
7
7Va May
9% Mar
5%
Radio Corp
Trav-ler
5
Canada
B
For
Jan
26%
100
—
of
America—v,
&
8% Mai-
'
May
2% Jan
g
6,500
—5c
12%
Sihoney-Oaribbean Petroleum Co
Signal
Jan.
714
8%
25c
———1
A.
Williams
&
Transue
Mar
11
May
a._ "
pfd
—
15
'
7%
1
_•
lOo
Corp
Airlines "wts"—
1,800
Co
Denn
prelerred—
Co
Lux
38,700
1
Jan
~6%
6% May
World
(V,
20c
30%
2,100
2
Transports Corp of Amer cl A com.lOc
17%
—__1
Apr
7%
8%
Trans
Apr
2,400
19%
6%
2
Trans
5 Vb
4!4
Jan
800
21V4
20
Apr
Mar
9
Feb
5% Mar
600
2%
"
15
5
Apr
-
3%
8
class
Co
1
Inc—
Mining
■
Shawinignn Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams Co common
Shoe
4 %
•'.'1%
25c
Inc
—
Inc
Oil
Cuba
1514
4%
-1,500
11%
Jan
8%
4 %
l7/a
3%
Jan
Jan
3,000
1%
11%
7%
Jan
2%
1%
4%
12%
9%
6%
2%
8% Mar
1%
4
1514
22%
3%
3,600
Feb
Feb
3%
Apr
500
10%
Jan
5%
Feb
13'4
May
6% May
6%
Jan
4%
%
3%
Corp—
3
class
Sherwin-Williams
Trans
4%
Jan
Mar
17 V4
2%
11%
Trust
1
Inc
Leather
4%
*
Photolal)
Town
Feb
8%
2%
1
Jan
1,100
%
Security
Universal
Tower
7%
3-%
8%
Feb
11%
17
12
1,800
13 J4
—
Jan
9
Mar
41Vb
2,100
%
40
Ltd—
Amer deposit rets def x-egistered—5S.
Amer deposit rets ord reg
5s
Todd
Shipyards Corp
2(1
Toledo Edison 4 %% prefgrred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada..
1
Tobacco
5% Apr
.
68,500
4
:
1,1.
% May
4%
4%
10c
of America
ServoniecJianisms Inc
ShaitucK
7,100
7
4
Servo Corp
Seton
3,900
7%
6%
Corp_w——-I
Latz
&
%
4
—
Seeburg (The)
2,200
7
Securities Corp Generril.l
Security Freehold Petroleums——
23% May
10,100
4
25e
inc
20
Feb
%
5
1
:
....
Menu*
6
7
3
Jan
21%
7%
19
_l
Inc
18%
900
17
Jan
100
1,200
36
<
314
10c
Inc
Thriftimart Inc class
9%
4%
4%
Markets
Tliorotare
Jan
6 %
6%
6%
1
.
Jan
Feb
40,4 ' Feb
3
%
35%
Co Inc com
preferred
Apr
5%
914
2%
35. •:
3
35%
_1
Co
4%
9%
6'
25c
1
:
Inc
Gems
:
.
Jan
May
8% May
8 Vs Apr
2,300
"warrants"
Inc
Shovel
21%
20% May
5,900
May
24,800
Electronics.Inc—.
Thompson-Starrett
500
1
May
32
4
Inc
1,000
19%
—20
preferred
5.60%
Sarcee
29 %
36
Feb
Jan
1
Electronics
Apr
•
~7
—
.1,000
20
preferred
700
400
31
32
27
Inc
3%
21%
13,300
«
29%
3%
Corp...
Thew
21 %
1% May
1%'
1
1%
1%
31
10c
Corporation
Power & Light $4.56
Textron
20
20
20
187,b
1
*"
Engineering
7%
Feb
San Diego Gas
& Electric Co—
preferred—
Jan
—_——1
Oil
Feb
8 %
17%
23%
Corp.
Industries
Terminal-Hudson
Feb
Jan
7%
100
3%
Warrants
Television
3%
500
17%
23%
TelePrompter Corp
Tele register Corp
4%
&
17%
20o
Industries
Telectro
Jan
1,500(
a'
5
common—
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Apr
3%
1(5 pesos
A
Inc..——
Technicolor
2%
20%
13 V4 Mar
,
4%
cumulative preferred
10
Tampa Electric Co ^w-————
Taylor International Corp_^__—.5
Technical Material
—-—12%C
Technical Operations Inc..—
—•
3%
3%
Apr
46%
common'.:
B
400
20%
class
Inc
3,500
3%
11%
rights..
B
Class
3%
20%
300
7 Va
Syntex Corporatruu———
3%
•
—
12%
May
3%
2.50
;
1
Inc
22>4
7
3
3
__
May
14,900
5
5% May
314
Jan
15% Mar
10% May
50c
.
Inc
Avenue
4%
414
6%
700
7
13
7%i.
n"
—
May
4%
6%
Feb
1,500
7
Feb
7%
83
31%
14%
Apr
6% May
2,600
85%
Jan
May
iV Jan
6% May
1,300
12%
84%
20%
21 Va
12%
Symington Wayne Corp warrants—
10%
6,000
,13%
Supevcrrefce
Jiui
Jan
19% May
24% Apr
2,700
May
Apr
—
Feb
18
11%
3 V2
Sunset
14%
83 % Mar
21%
3%
16% Mar
Jan
Apr
-9% May
Feb
9%
8,400
20% Mai-
Jan
18 Va
•
Jan
Jan
21 %
10
21%
4 900
16% May
%
May
4
10%
8%
19
2,500
21
18%
19
400
-19%
19
10c
International Petrol Corp——1
Ltd—.——.—.-—
—25c
Superior Tool & Die Co..
...
1
Superior Window Co class A
10c
Supermarkets Operating Co
50c
Supronics Corp
26c
3,000
12
11
May
74% Mai-
3 7/a
(Del)
2,700
20
12%
3,700
75
3%
Feb
18
2,600
12%
75
3%
Jan
11%
1314
11
3%
Apr
6,000
Jan
13
25
2%
4%
Feb
11%
Mar
30 %
May
13
Feb
Feb
12
1% May
3%
.12,800
"
2,800
12%
%
4-
3%
23
4,900
24%
23
Jan
26,200
1%-
1%
%
3%
8
Jan
6%
*1,400
.
Jan
9%
V4 May
914
84% Mar
18
1
23
9%
6% May
8%
Apr
9%
9
-
5
8%
Jan
%
8
8
5
Inc
.
800
%
1
1
—1
11%
9 %
5
1,700
7
514
28 Va
61%
9%
6%
%i
22 Va
4,700
1114
6%
5
6,500
3,900
•
29%
6,700
26,900
6%
3114
1,700
2,900
1 %
__
Apr
1,100"
31%
9%
11%
3%
Feb
34%
12 %
3114
34
76V4
8% Mai-
16
Feb
12 Va
31%
%
Apr
5 V»
8%
%
Feb
10,500
30%
11
2%
Apr
4%
2914
71%
7%
14 Va
8 Vb
Electronics
300
Jan
31 Vi
Corporation
3,000
12%
29%
Sunair
2%
900
1
Stylon
12%
Jan
1312
1
Jan
2%
24Va
Corp—v
Apr
11%
Jan
Jan
12 Vb
5 '
&
1%
11%
22%
3% May
12 Va Jan
50c
Corp
(Hugo)
250
Shop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Strulhers Wells Corp —l
Stop
5%
__
—30c
Lawrence Corp Lid
series
-1
—
.Jan
3,100
13
Brewers
Container
Stone
70c
5 %
Co.—
11%
•
1
Consolidated Petroleum
& IIaynes_.
—i—i
Carlos
Chemical
Apr
>*
San
10c
:—:
71%
—-1 '
Ryerson
St
Corp
Inc..
Jan
12%
Inc.
Oil Co Ltd—
Industries. Inc
8alcm-Brosius
Ltd
Canada
of
% May
8414
Roy a lite
Ryan
Steel
Stelma
ordinary
Canada
of
Co
3%
£1
Royal School Labs Inc
Fifth
1
•
*
5
Instruments Inc
16,300
—1.50
Roxbur,v Carpci. Company
Royal American Corp..
Russeks
(The) Corp common——10c
convertible preferred
50c
32
9%
3%
Starreit
50c
8
Feb
2414
3%
10c
Ltd—
1
class A
——1
Inc
23
15% Mar
8%
13
Mines
Uranium
Industries
23
2414
8%
common
Corp
Aviation
Stanley
Co^
'Corp
Dredging
convertible
10,500
1
Roosevelt Raceway Inc—
Ross Products Inc
Rusco
Paint
Standard
5%
Feb
May
Jan
3%
4%
17%
9 %
5,700
11%
Feb
32%
5,900
4%
16%
May
4%
4%
Feb
22 %
3%
Jan
8
1,400
3%
Jan
Jan
2414
Mar
28%
7%
4%
86
9% May
5%
2,100
11%
Jan
20 Va May
Apr
6
Apr
79
2,700
4%
5%
6
1,400-
22%
22 %
6 %
80%
16,800
3%
4Y«
514
1614
Feb
6%
79%
6 Vb
10%
1,400
100
Inc.
pfd F
Inc_
Products
5,500
Feb
15
91a
3%
20c
common
dep rets ord regis
Rowland
21% Mar
9 Va
Talon
Products
& Eleo 4%
Field
Jan
6% Mar,
20 Va
3%
Royco Ltd—
Amor
16%
300
9 Vb
4%
414
%
1
1965——
3
Metals Inc.—.
—
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Rollins Broadcasting Inc——
Roosevelt
7,700
"714
9%
3%
%
Rodney
Rolls
19%
6%
23'%
—
Technical
Rochester Gas
17%
Feb
5%
Apr
6%
1% May
Jan
May
% Apr
24% Mar
23%
20%
300
4% May
84
Jan
Jan
17%
Realty & Utilities
1 *
Royalty Co.
*
5
Speecl-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp.
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
*
lc
22 V4
18
22
'
Southern
2214
200
Jan
22
200
2
1
Stinnes
2,400
2,200
2314
Feb
Apr
87% Mar
24
Sterling
4V4
23%
23 Va
"
23 Vb May
Jan
18%
Jan
Feb
75%
23%
23 %
33
'27
May
v
Jan
Feb
„
86
Jan
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminujm Products.
4%
28
25
17
Jan
(18
450
600
28
26%
21 Va
Steuan
23 %
-
28
26
600
Feb
Apr
% Mar.
36 Va Mar
Jan
1,300
Apr
2% Mai-
41
.May
21%
18%
5%
Jan
Mar
23 Va
29 %
22 Vb
Feb
11%
23
20%
May
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Vic
Co
——
series
Rio Grande
v
Mining
Mines Ltd common
Algom
25
25
25
25
25
7%
1
10c.
50e
1
*
Inc
Associates
Warrants
28
25
15%
—5c
1
——1
10
1
Resistoflex Corp
Argentine
R idgeway Corp
31
31%
May
400
8% May
Jan
14(4
1,400
12
2,400
9%
-
4,100
20% Apr
',4
Jan
35
8,500
2
Jan
'6%
7Va May
3,500
4,100
Foil Inc
—
.—.—1
Republic Industrial Corp..—
.—_—1
Republic Transcon Indus Inc-—
-•
Rico
4,300
13
Republic
Restaurant
9 Va
17%
21
Corp—
Investment
Arms
8%
15%
1214
6
50%
6% 'Apr
'
6,300-
8%
20%
6
Jan
30% Mar
Jan
May
"
8%
7%
7%
1,200
_
15%
1214
1
—1
Reeves
(Robert)
6%
21
1%
Remington
6%
1
Equities Corp of N
Reliance
42 y4
1
1
Pump Co——
Reis
27
470
Inc..—_—!—
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del).
10c
Stetsonfl:( J B) '• CO—%i;i-_—_..—--• ? t
America—
—
Reinsurance
300
4414
24%
Warrants
Reda
Feb
Apr
19
22%
16% Jan
11,500
26%
7%' Feb
37%
""""
of
Corp
A
Really
100
33
14
10
—40c
of America—
Trust
Real
13%
6
—1
14%. Feb
13%
13%
33%
•
1
class A.
new
Rapid-American Corp———
Rath Packing Co.
28
4214
Southland
Steel
Enterprises Inc
Rameo
2714
43
32%
Line
Pipe
Statham
R
27 %
31
Materials Co Inc—
Southern
Feb
34
Feb
Feb
May
Jan
20 Vb
Southern
Stanrock
411
15
3V2
62%
Petroleum Corp__2
California
Star
Q
200
33%
cumulative preference—
convertible preference—
Southern
Jan
38 %
32
1,400
Mar
4,400
39 %
36
12%
1% May
4,600
8
7
2
Feb
Feb
60
Apr
15%
31
cumulative preferred.*.
52 %
15
15
34
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
19%
Jan
2% Mar
8.33%
4.24%
11
16
1
4.32%
Jan
2,700
3
12,50
4.48%
Apr
May
47%
.—
Jan
7
2,400
46%
•
•
Co
Feb
15%
35
Corp
Oil
Jan
900
3 Vb
%
3
46
1
2%
1,200
Jan
•
1
13%
8
%
1
preferred
cumulative preferred
4.56%
44
Mar
Co—
Jan
17
32
Oil
6 Vb May
2
100
20,000
—
original
13% Mar
36% May
8,000
l'u
California Edison—
4.78%
7 y4
30
/3
Penn
Apr
2
1%
Coast
Southern
Feb
15%
52 %
1%
32%
South
South
6%
100
6 Vb
Mar
ill
Corp—
Feb
13%
Mar
Apr
i%
Manufacturing
Soss
1,000
10%
7%
Jan
Inc
Airways
Sonotone
2,900
2
*
Slick
Jan
109% Mar
99% May
450
Apr
1%
—25o
preferred——
Ltd
10% Mar
12%
4%
72,200
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Anier dep rets ord registered—£1
8% Mai-
Feb
4,400
114
%
%„
Publishing—
Boardman
conv
4.900
7
37
37
13%
6 Vb
1
.-1
Inc
Simpson's
Sinclair Venezuelan
5% May
6V8 Mar
9%
1
*
$3
39% Mai-
900
Presidential Realty Corp—
New
Feb
4%
99% 101
17
18%
7%
15 %
—50
8%
32 Va
(Del).—2.50
Prentice-Hall Inc
Jan
9%
6%
2.50
1
:
Inc.
5%
8%
6%
of Canada——
Royalties I.Id
Precisioinvare
6,600
5 'A
1 Va
Automobiles—
deposit rets—.———
Simmons
Jan
High
5%
American
Jan
Hi
7%
s
Lambert Co new common
<&
,
-10
50c
-1
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
7%
27%
May
1
33,800
5
17%
A
class
Products
Poloron
Simca
Jan
Lighting
Silvray
Mar
16%
4%
9%
ioo
50
Scale
Pneumatic
29
12,300
1 Vb
6%
9'/«
Inc—10c
Polarad Electronics Corp
Apr,
33%
7,900
11%
*
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
11%
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
10c
Creen
Jan
30
Shares
High
20c
Corp
Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd—
Silver
May
17% Apr
700
600
19
Transistor
Silicon
Jan
88% Mar
Apr
7%
J
24%
Low
Par
May
9%
11
30
1
T-/U
-1
Corp
77%
900
17%
4%
for Week
High
Mar
10%
5
4
(Del)
Steel Corp
Phoenix
17
1,000
81
29%
——---—
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Screw Co.—
Va
10
10%
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics——-l
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
18
17 4
1
6%
--
1U?
Minerals—_———l
Corp
Permian
Range Since Jan.1
Low
29%
u
Circle
Perfect
Pratt
17
79%
Co (Mass)—20
of
■
Peppered Manufacturing
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Shares
High
H
^
(The)
Bovs
Pen
Range
of Prices
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Exchange
American Slock
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
1
....—-
—
4
192
334
188
-
192
3 %
3%
3%.
6%
6%
6%
40
3% May
179
Jan
4V4
Apr
■192 " May
1,700
3 %
Apr
4
Jan
700
6%
Apr
6%
Jan
Volume
195
Number
6159
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
U S
Rubber
Reclaiming Co
United gtockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
Warrants
Series
Low
I
25c
6%
1962
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion
Corp
6
6
1,400
7%
3
May
4%
700
3%
May
4%
Feb
200
49 Ms
Jan
67%
1,800
8%
119,200
6%
400
32%
175
6%
•
9%
9%
7%
7%
8%
3,200
16
6'A
6%
7
1
8%
8%
9%
16,800
7
6'/a
7%
9,800
6%
7
8,900
6% May
6
1
Coke
15
Co
%
9'A
Manufacturing—.,.
Inc
l
Waco
Aircraft
l'/o
Bond
&
.100
Inc
non-cum conv preferred
Waitham Precision Instruments
Webb
&
Weiman
&
Company
Texas
Utilities
Westbury Fashions
Western
new
Western Nuclear
Western
Western
Tablet &
River
3%
6
104%
Feb
Public
Service
Rapid
American
7,500
3%
Feb
4
Jan
7%
29'A
29%
Pennsylvania
3 %s
Jan
3%
Apr
301/2
27%
100
Mar
7%s
94
5%
27 %
Apr
Safe
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
Southern
4%
16,500
3% Mar
4%
Feb
3%s
series
A
3 '
10,500
2%
3%
Jan
3s
series
B
Wood.
30'/a
30%
300
i7o
%
Apr
30
Feb
38
May
Woodali
6%:
29 'A
Jan
47% May
3s
series
F
50
2834
Apr
32
3%s
series
G
20%
21%
2,200
20
May
25%
Jan
4%s
series
11%
12'A
1,200
11% May
15%
Feb
4%s
series
I
Jan
17,000
May
26
25%
26
300
25
Mar
29%
Jan
13 '/a
15
1,200
11
May
21%
Jan
5s
series
L
—1
2'A
2'/a
2 % May
3%
Jan
4%s
series
M
24%
Jan
4%s series N
20
May
100
7%
7%
—1
16'A
16'A
—10
7»A
7 V'a
-1
Industries
19'A
Co___
18%
.
7
11'A
375
10
38 3i
41
:
Southern
Counties
Mar
16%
Jan
—2
97%
475
34%
Jan.
41
17'A
17%
—1
93% Mar
19%
3,800
13%
Jan
23% Mar
16'A
900
15%
Jan
18% Mar
,'
.
May
ord regular—, ._5s
6%
Feb
7%
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
1
7/a
w
3,600
5%
12,700
'A
500
32%
4,600
7%
4,500
6
2,800
5%
6%
1,700
6
40c
Zale Jewelry
Foods
5%
31 %
50o
6%
lOo
6
5%
—1
6
6
com
Co
;
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
Zion
5V4
25c
5
1
Raceway Inc
preferred--.
Co
Corp
Corp
4
%
4
31
6%
5% May
6%
Gas
3%s
37/a
31
May
6%
Jan
ij
X-
\fj-
Jan
5'As
Inc
93
87
90
98%
97
97'A
__
$97%
98%
90
90
$121%
119
101
__
2
99%
104
35
116'A
137
84
85
85
31
81%
86%
98 %
57
95%
98%
$83
97%
97%
$86
82
$88%
90
86
82%
$80
90%
85%
$85%
85%
83
85%
$89
88%
89%
$84
II
80%
84
92%
92%
3
104% 104%
86
11
92%
96
101%
4
100% 101%
105
105
101%
105%
1
103%
105
3
104% 104%
101
104%
$100
105
106
5
98%
102%
103
11
99%
103
94
*"*
Mar-Nov
75
Mar-Nov
3
89
92
4
89%
92%
86
6
78
75
112%
May-Nou
2
90%
92 %
86
:
94
90%
92
.1973
1976
121%
101
116% 124
__
1970—_Feb-Aug
:
96%
91%
$97%
„
1971—-Jan-July
debs
6s
debs
Adjustment
A
seres
75 V'a
91%
71
94
90
72%
1
83%
110
37
107
122
127
__
117
128
6
118
128
Jan-July
98%
98%
2
95%
100
June-Dec
99
99
99
14
97%
99
June-Deo
72
72
73%
16
70%
1
80
Ja/t-July
Hanover
1
$8'A
Jan-July
Ja?i-July
Feb-Aug
1967
6%s 1949
(Prov)
$120
Jan-July
10'%
8%
9%
Assn—
Debentures—
1967
4%s series B
•
30
$89
__
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Baden
Debt
Feb
8
May
319
103
3s
(Germany) 7s 1951
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
German Savings Banks and Clearing
37
Feb-,,
.8% Apv
:/7% Feb
110
155
96%
102% 102%
•
4% Mar
Jan
85
28
-I
3%s
99%
19
2i.5
Apr-Oct
April-Ocf
1970
(Calif)
Electric
126%
99%
Mar-Sepf
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963—
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jan
105
96
_I
Wasatch
•
Yonkers
52
206
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
1
&
subord
conv
Jan
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
109
96%
.Mar-Sepf
Gas
Gas
Service
Jan
;
81
212%
April-Oct
Apr
_£1
Food
6s
131
72
90
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Corp 6a May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973
United Improvement &
Investing Corp—
Jan
99
109
22
85
Feb-Aug
1981—May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
3s
1965
Teleregister
Mar
18
Jan
3zabo
95
37
—
105
Mar-Sepf
—Feb-Aug
California
Southern
Southwestern
29
Jan
15
Feb
Jan
15%
40%
preference™:
6%
6s
1986
138
81
114%
80%
85
jan-July
1998—Jan-July
May-Nou
1985
10 Va
9% May
3,300
16%
14%
115
$99%
1984—June-Dec
1972
3s
.59
105
$96%
Apr-Ocf
1985
22% Mar
May
14%
21% —_18,200
96%
9%
pfd- 100
Inc.:
7% Apr
16% May
1,000
15
9%
15%
Ltd
Machine
7'A
96%
—1
Light 4% %
1,400
4,700
8%
17
7
103
109
80%
April-Ocf
4%s series J 1982
4%s series K 1983
13%
700
124'4
98%
70
.53%
110
;
—1
21%
95
8
11
116%
1982
1%
21
"
105
Feb-Ocf
—
1982
1
21
63
104%
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1
•
98
76%
59
101
'
1981
H
11%
1",800
153
111
1979
20%
2%
110
113
33as series E 1978
1,050
1%
20
Jan-July
3%s
Corp
6
132
113
Jan-July
1968
Co
.7%
107
April-Oct
Apn'Z-Ocfc
Quar-Mar
1967
Edison
—1
rc ts
debs
;
3%
85
96
115
.
41
104%
1976
47
1
6
20
108
1976
32
May
"
"
57%
-
115
ApriZ-Oct
Power
.100
Inc__
Industries
dep
D
45
(F W) Ltd—
American
C
series
lOo
Corp
Industries
Woolworth
series
3 %s
Apr
32
45
.25
Wood Newspaper
Water
California
—I
common
Pwr &
(John)
Harbor
2%s
*
4,000
$10'A
7
87
*"
94
102
1976
1973
"""%
95
121
108%
1973
2%
A
90%
102'
1976
warrants)
6,200
1/2
preferred
Wisconsin
Mar-Sep
-
5%s
Power
(without
17,400
Apr
70
10
Corp—
6%
2%
Inc
Brothers
May-Nov
-
3%s
Equities
4%
-20
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
1982-.
1977—
81
40
76%
r
17%
71
136
96
—
Jan-July
17%
-10
&
deb
conv
0%s
7s
4%
Ltd—
Co
C)
Jan-July
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
-
Invest
Williarahouse
(The) Inc
Williams Brothers Co—
(R
Co
5%
'
Williams
1982
35
~
130
-
28
13
71K
93
±4'
May-No* /'
Electric & Gas
15 V'a
_5o
15% May
70
130
6 Va %
1963
&
5%
10c
79%
93
85
1971
Water
15'/a
III
25
110% 114%
110%
86
1977-—
Realty
Jan
1,000
77%
Jun-Dec
1970
5%s
<34% Mar
Jan
89%
_50c
pfd
'A
1970
1st 6s
Tr
America
3s
Jan
13,200
4
5'A
Stationery
Oil
Wiebolt Stores
3%
mortgage
Jan
93 % May
140
5%s
mortgage
2%
95
5%
1st
1st
High
,15%
debs. 1973—Jun-Dec
conv.
Corp
Petroleum
Power
3
93'/a
common...
Whitmoyer Laboratories
Wichita
Jan
of
Apr
93'/a
Eagle International Inc
Mfg
13
Mar
IV2
Weyenberg shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
Stag
Ohio
2
Inc
White
Occidental
Jan
28,700
Coal
White
Jan
6%
29,300
7s
Linotype Co 5%
Corp
71%
2%
1
Nuclear
Apr
1%
4s
1981
Research Corp 5s
1976—
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
4% May
10% May
200
Co
Jan. 1
Low
iq
70
May-Nov.
Jan-July
National
36
2
rets ord shares
Westmoreland
11
Oil
Range Since
No.
3u
Valley RR 4s
180
5
RR
conv.
Power Realization
800
37%
1.25
Italian
J'
Sold
341'.,
J'
77%
April-Oct
National Bellas Hess 5%s 1984
General Corp 5%s 1974
Jan
1%
Inc
Westmoreland
6%
1963
National
Jan
1% May
5,100
4%
1 'A
Co
Stockholders
American dep
10%
3% May
debs
1974
Western
Manhattan
Livingston
Jan
i«i-*
Inc__
4.40%
Development
Equities Inc
Western
200
6s
'
_
32
—
Mergenthaler
Jan
8%
&
„
Bonds
High
.
Apr-Ocf
subord
Stores
&
Midland
13 % Mar
Jan
6s
.1
34
Corp—
1981
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978
Jan
May
2
Ir.c—
Products
3%
3
36'A
4%
10%
1
Manufacturing
West Chemical
West
._10
6
.10o
Inc common
preference
Wentworth
4%
Co
Knapp
series
$6
36'A
4
common
6%
9%
100
5%s
Builders
•
Apr
23%
May
400
6'/a
1%
2%
preferred
Waitt
18
12%
1993
Construction
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
21% Mar
May
9% May
B
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Noy
Development
Hudson
Jan
9%
&
1993
A
series
Realty
Inc
Range
Friday's
Division—
series
5%s
Hoffman International
Jan
13
J
4s
Registered
Jan
10%
Feb
15
600
11
14%
3%
3%
common
18%
6%
—
Co
Wagner Baking
11,100
10'A
•
VTR
4,300
10%
18
25o
Vogt
16%
15
9%
2
„
or
Bid & Asked
RR—
Wts 1976
|lartfield
Apr
8%
mortgage
ex
•Guantanamo
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
2,900
N
General
Feb
19%
6% May
i
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
11%
12
of
General
Jan
11%
Western
4s
Fotochrome
Jan
7% May
10% Jan
&
National
6%s
Feb
8
35
9% May
8% May
4,100
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
mortgage
1st
First
Apr
..9%
May
1
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal &
Vita-Pood Products
17%
Apr
6% May
4,600
1
6%
30
10,000
8%
9'A
8%
9%
3
16
1st
Feb
3'A
31
25o
Apr
8
Lack
Lackawanna
•
3'A
Valspar
Vlnco
Apr
67%
,7%
31
25c
7% Mar
"
3%
Utah-Idaho
Sugar.
Corp
Valve Corp of America
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Viewlex Inc class A
May
67%
•
6%
17.78
2,300
Interest
Period
High
Delaware
6%
/■A 3
3%
—1~
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7%
6%
3
Warrants Series 1955
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
Universal Container Corn cl A com_10c
Universal Controls Inc—"
25o
Shares
High
*6
7%
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended May 1 1)
Sales
Range
Sale Frice
35
Maranhao
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Bank of Bogota—
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
$97%
94'A
96
66
66
"
$961/4
•
.
1119
May-Woo
$64
May-Nov
April-Ocf
$60
~
Mortgage
•
American Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Steel
Bolsa
BSF
June-Dec
46
J: 56
June-Dec
debs
6s
Aug
Oil Corp
23/4S
5%s
conv
A
convertible
*121%
Quar-Feb
1998
1
6%
series
sub
deb
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
debs
1975—
65
100
117
41
43%
104%
97%
93%
98
115
32%
75
46%
142%
108
30
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
or
95
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st
mtge & coll trust
1st
mtge & coll trust 3 V2S 1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
4%s
debentures
f
s
3%s
1971—
mtge
United
5s
U S
States
2%s
4%s
4s
f debentures
a
Vanadium
90%
93 %
subord
10
102%
105%
105
105
3
103 %
105
128
143
288
128
163%
82
85%
93 V'a
94
95
98
*853a
*93 V'a
98
97%
103%
—
—
190
98
102% 103%
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
100%
68
103 %
99
98
87
87
p
88'A
84
43
102%
92
103%
103
86
108'A
103
36
86
82'A
2
*79%
June-Deo
136
86
__
*77iA
75
84
85
Aprll-Ocl
87%
87%
15
82%
85%
86%
88
General mortgage
Vornado
Wabash
4%s 1983
series B 1995
3%s
F
Ber
1983
5s
conv
*85
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
C 1973_April-Oct
May-Nov
income debs 2008
Inc
RR
Gen mtge
*79 V'a
'*
gtd 5s 2003
1982
Mar-Sept
.
■
3%s series C 1979
5%s debentures 1982
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
5s income debentures 1984
74'A
11
71%
Gen
A
Jan
1981
86 V4
mtge Income 4%s series B Jan 1901
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Vov
3
90%
l'O
113%
120
90%
112
124
107
First mortgage
74
1
70
75
69%
72
83 Va
85
'
*70%.,,72
84 %
3%s series D
Jan-J«Zy
—May-Wow
Wilson
&
Wisconsin
Co
4%s
Central
s
f
debs
RR
4s
1st
mortgage 2%s
Wisconsin
Public
High
36
//
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
Low
No.
29
High
33%
*85
99 %
99
*79%
*92%
__
Aa./'
98%
98%
59
59
58'A
*97%
99%
80'/a
96%
99'A
50'/a
59
50'A
101
59
92
59
—
97'A
80%
__
6
99%
7jf
7T\
7
77
97%
97%
4
102__-HJS
97%
96%
81%
102
77
QQ
104%
*106%
105%
94'A
95%
%
*86%
—
92%
16
43
*80%
—
99 'A
80'/a
92%
58V'a- 59
—
94
29
96
87
*73%
95%
95%
*95
__
89%
95%
8
94
__
89%
91%
*86%
"
Jan-July
1978
'
Bonds
—
Feb-Aup
97%
—
220
95
89%
99 "2
85
97%
2
86'A
95%
97%
Co—
series
A
2004
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
1979
Service
3'As
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
May
June-Dec
63%
1971
19
61
65
51
2
47%
57
80%
80%
64
51
64
_
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1976
80%
5
79%
80%
89
91%
*91%
Jan -July
—
84 Va
,
•
5
*79
April-Ocf
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
a
Deferred
included
not
in
the
Included
*101
in
100
102
delivery sale
not Included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd lot sale no#
year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range., r Cash ua1«
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
8 Negotiability impaired by maturity.
X Companies reported as being in
bankruptcy, receivership,
the
Bankruptcy
*
4
84%
May
1967
116
74
•
Friday's
*31%
Union
3%s convertible debentures 1975
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980
86 Va
90%
108
108%
April
i
74'A
119 Va 119%
90%
or
Ja?i-July
Jan-July
Teleg. Co 5%s debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—_Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
Co-
4s income series
mortgage
——
*88
r
Feb-4ua
subortk debs
89
*86
74'/a
the current week.
79%
~2
ser
48%
——
85
series
1st
First mortgage
85
ref mtge
1974
105 V'a 105 %
June-Dec
ref 4s
3%s
April-Ocf
o
Mar-Sepf
ana
Electric
102%
91%
H 1980
6s subord
Penn
101%
130
48
—
year's
Bid & Asked
2000___Feb-Aup
103
1969
27/es series G 1979
1st lien &
West
100%
1st mortgage & refund 33/as ser I 1981
1st & ref M 3%s series J 1982
First lien
gold 3%s
99%
debentyres 1976
First and refund mtge 2%s
3s
gtd
97
4%s conv subord debs 1980
Mar-Sepl
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975__Mar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
Ry
ref
99
Co—
Virginian
first
17
—Jan-July
-April-Ool
1986
of America—
subord debentures
Virginia St Southwest first
Sale Price
39
-
103
in
Week's Range
Last
Period
';IA~4
98%
91%
10
—
Corp
1st 6i ref
Friday
Interest
100 % 101'A
_Aprll-Oct
1983
conv
4%s
4
103
_Apri!-Oct
May-Nov
1976
debs
conv
3Ves
95%
93 %
RR
Western
1981
1967
Steel
93%
Co—
2%s debentures
States
'
Exchange
101% 102%
101%
Included
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan
-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
89
4
100% 100%
(not
(Range for Week Ended May 1 1)
._May-Wou
debentures
debentures
United
Vendo
Freight
subord
conv
Rubber
89
95%
*91%
|
47%
used
;_May-Wo«
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966—
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1969—April-Ocf
_April-Ocf
& coll tr 5s 1980
debentures 1980
f
s
g
—May-Wot)
1972
64
43%
26
50
100%
61%
range), d Ex-interest,
h Ex-prlncJpal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
-A'.VI-'"-;
Warren
*90
—May-Wow
sinking fund debentures 1973— ,_Aprll-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
._Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
._Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978
Jan-July
1st
distribution,
New York Stock
High
93%
,__Feb-Aug
45%
Low
95%
Jan-July
3%s
5%s
Low
'
«»■»
100%
$48%
delivery transaction
Ex-stock dividend.,
Jan. 1
No.
High
*89
Jan-July4
Deferred
RECORD
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
a
BONDS
Bonds
Friday's
—
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "ww," with
warrants; "xw," without warrants.
Week's Range
Last
—
—
x
1
Friday
•
.
—
45
45
Ja/i-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
(Plan A)
•'
*
$99'A
$50
in year's range),
r Transaction for
Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
• Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during
§ Reported in receivership.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Interest
1997
$60
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
included
Abbreviations
Continued from paye 30
BONDS
1
Jan
value,
par
tribution.
96%
86
104
3s
Ex-liquidating
(not
91
110
110
f
130
88
$97%
fund
de Janiero stamped
♦No
102
8
$100
Feb-Aup
121
100%
--
Rio
94
133
100
100%
June-Dec
1969—
Sinking
/■
84
90
91
91
June-Dec
—June-Dec
Brandy wine Raceway Assn 6s 1978
Jan-Julj/
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978—
Continental Vending 6s 1976
„_Mar-Sep
56
2
100% 102
101%
'77_Feb-Aug
1970
High
38% *60
8
93
Edison
Co
No.
62
93
Low
50
June-Dec
Steel
Chica
Boston
1974—
sub
conv
&
Appalachian
Bethlehem
High
Pump 4s Inc debs 1994
Elec Power 3%s 1970
5%s
Inc
• Amer
Jan. 1
Sold
7s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Peru
(Republic of)—
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Alsco
•
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
7s
•
Act, or securities
Friday's bid and ask prices;
Bonds
selling fit'
assumed
no
sales
by
or
reorganized under Section 77 CJ
such, companies.
being transacted during ourrent week.
..
„
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2488)
.
.
.
Monday, May 14, 1962
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS' (Range for Week Ended May I 1 )
Friday
Last
S T O CK S
Sale Pi-ice
American
Motors
Corp
Tel
Company
&
15%
—33 Mi
Tel!—
American
Anaconda
Range
for Week
Low
High
116'A
27%
16%
116
6,0'/2
44%
80
45%
90'A
17%
136%
May
52 %
43%. May
8014 Jan
93
63
291
Sinclair
30% Mar
Jan
116
256
84%
Jan
15
434
125
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
High
■
27%
24
15%
St
Range Since Jan. 1
76%
Jan
Edison
Boston Personal
Calumet
Cities
Service
Copper
Property Trust
Hecla
&
Standard
Jan
Co
Eastern
6 '/o
113
13 % May
54
53% May
18'/a
50
17
Jan
44%
100
class
preferred
cum
Feb
Oil" (N J)„
Oil
47'%
268
44%
Jan
55
89
89%
25
85%
Jan
90 % Mar
Union
24
20
36
58 %
100
B
36
—
61%
40
Apr
72%
Jan
S
Ford
Motor
General
Co
Company
Island
Co
11614
55%
New
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel Co__
N Y N H & Hartford Railroad
67% May
39% May
25%
25%
50
24% May
32%
.
77
221
75 '/4 May
85%
21%
322
24%
25%
1,218
26%
44'A
46%
1%
4
1%
Rexall
Chemical Co
Drug &
34 J/4
34'/4
50
34% May
41
14%
15%
355
18%
40%
108
31'%
34'%
636
30
31'A
594
•
32
_1
--
United
53
United
Shoe
U
S
Smelt
Vermont
&
Waldorf
&
Mining
Borman
Railroad
Budd
Jan
Mass
Inc
Electric
Westinghouse
Co
•
6.25-
Corp-
5614
515
Jan
62%
61
17% May
112
99% May
29%
30%
127
28% Mar
34% Mar
55%
55%
58
547
55% May
35% Jan
78%
41%
Jan
31%
31%
31% May
39%
Jan
32%
396
Apr
58% May
3414 May
70%
75
73%
40
70
May
75
7% May
9% Mar
Detroit
43% Mar
31% May
712
39 %
Detroit
S T O CK S
Range
Last
Sale Price
Jaij,
Ford
Par
Baldwin
Piano
__
_
Cincinnati
Crystal
Du
10,
1
Chemicals
Gibson
1
8%
S
Gamble
Playing
common
5
Card
Aluminum Co
of
14%
Jan
16%
Apr
Feb
50'%
145
48%
Feb
52%
17%
120
16% May
21%
243%
Apr
23% May
30'A
Can.
29%
Feb
8
1,086
77
May
180'% 180'%
21
180
Feb
Jan
80
29%
92'A
182
58% May
Jan
American
Tobacco
61%
50
18%
40
18% May
23
10
28%
59%
14
66
(S
43% May
42% May
47
6.25
new
116%
38%
Oil
44%
55%
B
1
—
15
46%
87
16%
672
41%
225
38%
44%
44%
22%
13
Steel
55%
57%
Davis &
22%
26%
24%
(H
Mfg
Mfg
Universal
——I
Upjohn
66%
Steel
Ford
_
/Advance
!._,
4%
55%
48%
53%
28%
Feb
99%
Jan
107%
Feb
51'/«
54%
Jan
Jan
38
53%
52% Mar
60 %
Jan
48 % May
62%
Feb
53 Va May
59
Apr
Feb
4%
4%
25
3%
27%
28%
100
27%
Feb "
30
27%
80
25%
Jan
28%
15%
123
51%
52%
195
51% May
135
224% May
253% Mar
101%
115
106 3A
110%
150
22%
22%
15
106
46%
46 %
47
91
96%
205
27%
30%
70%
71
70%
Jan
May
5% Mar
91
67
„
72 %
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
53 %
Abbott
.
International
International
Tel
&
30
May
Feb
57%
Jan
Jan
36%
6 % Mar
11
Feb
Jan
May
.
*<£;23A
—
7%
.
.
—.
1
—
'
35
Feb
Feb
15
Mar
29% May
38%. Mar
25
-
3,177
160
2%
•
865
:
15
24
18%
17
7%
17 Va
.
3% May
12%
May
22%
23%
29%
23%
18%
17
8%
177/a
9
—
Jan
24.
11%
23 %
23-%
■
2%
10% May
247
11,090
10O
2%
14%
1
*
400
10%
30%
12 %
32
,
9
990
300
300
200
-149
350
-120
44%
,108
44%
Feb
2% Jan 1
12%
Feb
Apr
2% Apr
Jan
23
16% Mar
Apr
25%
Jan
18% May
14% Jan
21%
Jan
7% May
15% Jan
.10%
6%
21% Mar
Feb
17% May
9%
Apr.
44% May
51
Jan
Jatf
Akron Brass Mfg„_
Alleghany Corp (Un)__
*
Allied
Aluminum
Co
Airlines
American
American
40
American'Can Co
Cyanamid
'
American
Home
American
Co
Machine
American
Motors
American
Rad
American
Tel
American
Viscose
Corp
Ampex
400
19 %
May
23%
Jan
35%
35%
600
34%
47%
42
42
44%
1,600
42
Apr
May
44
44
46%
1,900
42%
Jan
62%
62%
334
59% May
100
22
May
27
May
1
Stbel
&
Corp
.33 ys
22
46% May
57%
54%
50
69'A Mar
52%
45
62% Mar
Atlantic
28%
Avco
317%
11
66%
100
3
31%
42% May
62%
■
44
Jan
May
32%
131
95% 101%
16
31%' May
95% May
61
61
35
61
27%
29%/
82%
59%
T-i
May
Mar
Feb
31% May
Feb
Ashland
33%c
II
5%
51%
Jan
48'A
Apr
Bell
&
&
Apr
Jan
71
'Jan
15%
32
15
May
18%
Feb
Boeing
47%
50
Apr
57 Va
Feb
Booth
120
53%
^
jq
-53%
58%
165
51%
46%
45
47%
209
45
71%
Apr
Benguet
I
59%
61 'A
45
37%
39%
141
IIIIII2%
20
page
43.
37%
60%
20%
Jan
33%
800
37'A
Jan
43 Va
Feb
-
60O
213%
3,400
18% May
39
5,800
37
52%
May
28%
43
May
Jan
Feb
Mar
55'%
57%
2,700
55% May
71% Mar
46
48%
1,200
44 %
May
56%
25%
26'A
1,177
25
May
28%
Feb
24%
25
2,300
23% May
27%
Jan
'w
—
10
Jan
Feb
10'A
10%
700
10%
Feb
223A
22%
100
22% May
27
Feb
505%
V
223/4
50%
100
57%
Feb
330
50% May
19 % May
31 Va
Jan
2,700
22% May
28%
Feb
America .2.50
of
19%
19'%
19%
22%
22%
24
17'A
'
«...
"
'
•>
'
'
'
'
P2
(Un)__
14%
Jan
15%
200
15
31
700
63%
600
28% May
61% May
1%
2,000
36%
37*
38
11,800
Apr
27% Mar
24
Jan'.
28%
223A
8
19
23% May
20%
13%
'
"
5
Inc
850
15%
•
(Un)
1,200
24
62%
2
Com
300
24%
22%
•
17%
24'A
13
;
Company
1%
May
May
19 >A Mar
49%
Jan
75%
Jan
Jan
1%
Feb
36% May
V 43 %
Jan
Borg-Warner
Brunswick
63% Mar
Budd
Mar
59 %
Jan
80%
Jan
Mar
& Sons
(E J)
-M
new
T
24'A
Apr
300
44% May
56'A
Jan
373/4
250
34'A
43
Feb
—
41
41
43
2.400
39% May
48
Jan
29
32 %r
9.300
30
32'%
33%
4,600
52%
Jan
15%
Feb
•
com_:
29
•
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Jan
May
397/a Mar
_5
12%
12%
500
31% May
12% May
1
_
A
Feb
46%
37%
.—_1
22 34
23%
500
22%
Apr
25% Mar-
39'%
41%
1,700
39
Jan
53% Mar
20% '20%
200
19%
Feb
24'A
Corp
Burton-Dixie Corp
22%
50
44%
37'%
6
—
44%
5
Corp
Corp
22%
5
Co
(Un)
Fisheries
Brach
40
Co
Manufacturing
60
59% May
33 % Jan '
Co
Co
Steel
36% Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
14% May
31% May
25%
■
4
Consolidated
Bethlehem
53 Va May
May
42%
52%
2,800
Jan
54'A May
'
May
1,200
15%
19%
10
Corp
32%
Jan
38
60
37
55'%
10
Howell
Bendix
47%
51 % May
1,500
41'%
:
453/4
10
(Un)
Gossett Co_
Bell
37 Va
130
96% "Jan
3
Jan
tail
19%
1
Mfg Co
82 % May
59% May
60'
Jan
136 'A
•
15 Va
38
6
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton %(Un)
Belden
52
53 %
Jan
18 V*
May
3
Canteen
Bastian-Blesslng
Jan
70
35%
17 V*
Jan
116
3,800
44%
44%
10
—
Co
70% Mar
62
54%
Jan
Jan
38 % Mar
*
pfd
Refining
52 %
82%
51 %
42 %
1,400
31%
_2.50
Corporation
30 Va
34%
II
24 %
30% May
39% Mar
27% Mar
54%
5
_
Jan
11,600
565%
15
78%
16%
38
50
& Refining
com
Topelca & Santa Fe—
non-cum
147
46%
38
Common
Binks
_iq
163%
Feb
Apr
1243/4
153%
116
L/--1
Oil
Atchinson
15
%
100
153/4
15 %
1
Athey Products Corp
52%,
54% May
52% Apr
43%
1,600
Feb
47
47%
24%
(111)
Co
47
May
153/4
29
33
*116
25
(Un)
(Un)—
54%
36% May
27
33
27%
5
(Un).
22%
22'A
1
1.75
Corp
31%
IIIIIIl
see
20%
1.25
31%
22 %
Pet (guilders)
footnotes,
Jan
19%
(Un)
Company
29%
80
—III.
Corp of America
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
67
r
Anaconda
56%
80
33%c
Petroleum
Jan
May
Industries. Inc
Amsted
44
5
Oil
28
56
—:——-——
Jan
22%
Lead
Radio
Jan
22% May
200
Co.—
Corp
—,
Jan
36%
—
-
23
1,000
American Tobacco Co (Un) new com 6.25
49% May
31% May
22%
Register
1
Dairy
<z
Distillers
—IIIIIIIIIII5
RR
4,700
56 %
1,.66%
San
Stano
Tel
38%
Cash
(Charles)
18%
23%
__
1
Corp
&
&
26
47%
Jan
12 Va Mar
17%
Foundry
&
71
64%
57
56
Climax
82
46%
9% May
22%
(111)—
Investment
Metal
41
43%
Feb
100
2,300
18
(Un)
American
40%
♦
20%
May
97/a
10
American
52%
36%
III
2
-IIIIIIII*
8% Mar
22%
1 >
(Un)
Products
39%
_1
Mining
Feb
——1
12.50
Co
49%
~~
17
Feb
19 % Mar
44%
9%.
42%
10
(Un)
American
39%
3
300
Apr
18V4
42% May
17% May
(Un)__
(Un)
49%
52%
17
17
17
79
Feb
78% Mar
May
j
Pepsi-Cola
50c
1
6V2
Jan
Paramount
Broadcasting
Theatres
Armour
ZZZZZ
Aviation
400
(Un)
Feb
Corp
Ward
6%
!
High
14% May
13% May-
6%
c.-=.\
Armco
3
600
6%
«.
America
Jan
10
200'
15
1
Mfg
of
45
Tel—
72
2,300
'Aluminium Ltd
41%
4
72'
8-
41%
2.50
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
69
16%
Arkansas^Louisiana Gas.
^
Shares
High
__25o
;!
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Jan
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55 Va
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Jan
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63
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37%
1
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37%
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for Week
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14 ya
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13 V2
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Friday
STOCKS
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20
32% 35%
450
2,300
19% May
32% May
6%
2.10
100
2.00 Apr
6%
6%
500
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46%
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—
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1,600
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69
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650
15,000
400
900
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169,600
39c
19c
38c
Imperial Western
10,4 May
1.40 Apr
2.00 Jan
2,000-
12
10%
Jan
-
22-■*; Jan
in/2
50c Jan
500
>
51c
51c
—
General Exploration Co of California^_l
Good I-Iumor Co of California
10c
Holly
3 /2 Apr
J»J00
2.10
4
Capwell Co
37% May
-
,
•
10
Corp-i
Electrical
peb
43
2,300
—•
2
Fields Co(Un)
Oil
Emporium
Exeter
19%
32%
10
Cypress AlSy StZTZZZZ
Dominguez
3%
6%
*
Co"
Iihc
-'SSo
41
3%
3J/2
25% Feb
Aar
12c
43
37%
1
i.
oil
&
Ofi<;
43
37%
6
22% Jan
100
24
3132 f
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
25c
—
1.75
1.85
1,000
1.60 Apr
—-1
41c
41c
47c
2.20
2.30
—
26%
26%
170
2.40
2.40
2.45
1,900
41c: May
1.50 Feb
26/2 Apr
Develop
1
25
33%c
2.05
30,000 "
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
(Un)___—1
6%.
6%
6/2
8,600
1
Rhodes Western
25c
Rice Ranch Oil Co
1
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd series A—25
\
13%
32%
4,800
400
2,400
1,700
25
50c
3%
13% 15%
20 20%
2.30 2.40
31% 32%
32
32
3
3%
Merchants Petroleum Co
J
Corp Ltd
Oil Co
Nordon
Norris
pfd
American Invest 6%
North
Oil
Pacific
Gas
&
Reserve Oil & Gas Co—
;
__
___
6%
preferred
Oil
Trico
Union
&
—
Co_
Gas
Sugar
__
5
common
United Industrial Corp common—
Preferred
~
•
%
28
Warrants
Petroleum
Westates
West
.1
1
Equipment. Co____
Victor
Life
Coast
(Un)
(Un)-;
com
6
5
10c
Insurance
Oil Exploration
Williston Basin
__
11c
4%
%
28
5%
50%
10c
2.30 Feb
5/s Jan
13%
17%
1.75
30
30%
3
»
100
2,600
3,000
300
800
400
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
May
4
Jan
48% Feb
10c May
29,700
250
26,000
7
52
11c
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jail
May
16
3
4%
%
28
2,900
24
3%
4 Mr
%
29
23
3%
23
3%
-
8V2
-
4,700
42%
-7%
'—5
__________TE-
JarMar
48
38% May
63
10%
Feb
47 y4
Jan
27
39%
23% May
9% Jari
25
10%
''''V'-'T1"
42
32 % Mar
29% May
50
.
10%
May
75
'
28
Jan
11
.;
Mar
:
'
Co commonForgings Co_
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—.
,
Pittsburgh Brewing
47ta Apr
47% Jan
5 Feb
9 /$ Feb
23% Jan
50% Jan
2.25 Jan
Vi
4%
5
LO
15
36 %
37 %
:
63% May
35
?
.
■
Jan
37% Api-
18% May
23% Mar
Jan
30% Mar
5
18%
18%
20%
55
10
27%
26%
27%
230
25%
31%
31%"
33%
974
31% May
Engineering & Foundry Co_
United
Westinghouse Air Brake —
Westinghouse Elec Corp...—______.6.25
6% Mar
26 ^Apr
n^ Jan
7oc Jan
15
1.90 Jan
2.(0 Jan
•
Jan
% 15% May
1,300
61%
36
61 %
r;
15%
61"%
—
5%
.4% Apr
14% Jan
59% Apr
256
/'
io
207
5
*
1
.—5
Corp
Rockwell-Standard
,;.[t
3
—
Pittsburgh
Jan
29c
38%
23%
38%
:
9
1,390
31%
42%
High
High
24
—
—
Natco Corp
Low
30%
42 %
Co
(Joseph)
Home
9%
30%
1
.
High
Low
—5
.
Range Since Jan
High
9
9
Shares
t
-8.50
Duquesne Light Co
—
Equitable Gas Co_.
Haroison Walker Refractories-.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Low
of Pittsburgh—.—5
Duquesne Brewing
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
Ls»st
STOCKS
*
v/ civ o
Last
Sale Price
other Exchanges.
o
Week''s
Friday
STOCKS
Stock Exchange
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Stocks
not
Price Range on
4
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended May I 1 )
Pacific Coast
Amer
.
(2290)
38
Jan
39%
Stock and Bond Averages
and bonds listed
& Co.
closing averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones
Below are the daily
on
—Bonds—
Stocks
10
10
39c May
5 % Mar
88 Jan
69c Jan
23 k Mar
17% Mai
First
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili-
40
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
92.58
roads
trials
Date
ties
Stocks
231.20
140.68
124.77
May
7
670.99
139.60
124.84
230.83
8.
663.90
138.24
124.52
228.85
92.58
May
9_.
4
2.10 Jan
671.20
__
654.70
Averages
136.84
123.09
135.46
121.20
223.25
daily
compiled
are
by
using
86.37
88.56
80.32
84.05
80.28
.;
_.
84,12
88.55
86.38
86.45
86.58
92.53
225.97
647.23
—
May 10
70c Jan
3% Api
2'7 Feb
86.13
88.45
83.56
79.95
92.58
May
May
Total
10
'Second
10
65
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
Total
15
20
30
80.68
83.97
88.61
92.68
81.02
83.92
88.69
>"
Industrials, 3.03; Rails, 5.34;
the following divisors:
Utilities, 6.55; 65 stocks, 15.58.
2.90 Mar
7 /s Mai
19
22
2 80
32 /4
32
5
Jan
Mar
Apr
May
May
Mar
f
(35 Stocks)
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by
25% Apr
4/2
5/s
1
37.
7,4
70
18c
Industrial Stock Averages
Over-the-Counter
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Range for 1962
Closing
Rate
Mar 14
Moil.
May
7
132.47
High
144.31
Tues.
May
8
131.54
Low
126.96 May 11
Wed.
May
9
130.18
Thurs.
May 10
128.11
High
144.09
Dec
8
Fri.
May 11
126.96
Low
106.57
Jan
3
Range
1961
for
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Steel
Wood
Stores
American
Arundel
L
Electric—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Transit
Budti
21%
21% May
82
Apr
115"% May
85 %
595
125'A
8,982
*
4.33
.
29
28%
30%
42%
42%
46 %
1,618
16
Jan
99%
Jan
136% Jan
34%
Jan
Apr
250
14%
Jan
9%
1,390
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
12% May
15%
Feb
12%
12%
5
17%
9
13%
1,753
1.80
25
Publishing
Curtis
D
C
Transit
105%
class
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne Light
Electric
Fair
Ford
Motor
Battery
(Julius)
•
'1
Giant
50
52 %
800
49 %
Jan
55% Mar
29%
31 %
1,470
130
28
30%
1,749
28
A
40 %
ICG.5
176.8
169.4
102.2
+0.9
—O.a
0.0
—0.2
123.1
126.2
134.4
111.0
100.5
185.5
175.4
178.2
Finance
Trade,
*169.4
102.0
:
and Service
Mining
169.4
113.3
99.7
low.
*New
Feb
90%
96%
3,219
Apr
11%
11%
12%
1,452
11% May
15Va
39
40
'
500
39
45% Mar
-
May
19%
20
%
600
19% May
26%
15%
132
16%
Jan
51%
51%
55
14% May
51% May
24%
24%
98
40%
42%
58
26%
30%
866
Transactions at the New York
Jan
14%
l
5
10c
0.0
.
134.7
124.9
135.6
Jan
91
15%
Resistance
126.7
Low
144.3
135.0
+0.1
+0.2
+Q.5f v
Jan
116%
20%
>
-1961-1962—
Feb
56
May
1.66%
class
Inc
common
32% Mar
49%
29% May
47% Jan
90
1
Brothers
International
12% May
May
*
Motors Com
Food
Apr
48%
•
■
Corp common
Acceptance
General
11%
..50c
common
$1 prefefted
Gimbel
50
2
i
'•
General
Feb
277
5
Co
\
Garfinckel
13%
8%
28
i
Dairies
Foremost
8
utility
124.9
123.1
101.4
*175.4
Transportation
Feb
.63%
134.7
126.7
Goods
Apr. 27,'62
134.8
125.2
123.7
Composite
Manufacturing __———'
Durable Goods
Mar
122
12%
8
„10
:
Stores
% May
29%
5
Storage
Food
48
1,252
50
20e
6.75
A com
50%
12%
8
_I
Co
System
48%
105% May
84
105% 111%
48%
300
High
Change
May 4,'62
:•*•••;!'
ifUrir i'Ci; *
Non-Durable
Campbell Sonp Co
Chrysler Corp
-
Percent
1957-59 =100 v
*
?•
;-'y.
•
19%
of
of stock1 prices based on
index
for- the current year.
Jan
49%
16
1
------
30%
28% May
43% May
1,087
Co
Company
115%
44
the closing prices
and by major
stocks for the week ending May 4, 1962, for the composite
highs and lows
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with
SEC
The
High
Low
13
City
Baltimore
116%
—33%
Corp
Atlantic
Co
82 %
82%
-1
Tel & Tel
Prices
SEC Index of Stock
1
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
21%
21%
10
common.
American
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Alan
Sales
Range
Friday
S T O CK S
26%
1
57%
Jan
24 % May
10,180
34%
Jan
40% May
43% May
26% May
36
,
Stocks
No, of
Shares
Mar
Stock Exchange
Weekly and Yearly
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
Foreign
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
Bonds
Sales
$5,464,000
$256,000
$5,208,000
Moil.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation.
Lehigh
Valley RR
Vending class
Macke
Madison Fund
&
Co
I
A
Photo
common"-*
Transportation
Potomac
Public
Hitter
Bcott
Electric Power
Service
..Reading
Co
Electric
co*
Finance
Gas
Southeastern
Oil
Texas
,
Co
United
Thurs.
May 10
Fri.
May 11
85%
87%
149
79%
35%
36:%
200
33 % May
Public
Co
Jan
40%
33
1,625
34% May
15%
>4,108
14% May
19
Feb
41% May
10% May
55
Jan
16%
Jan
34% Mar
43:%
158
10%
10%
IS
31%
32 %
7,292
31% May
6%
1,344
6% May
40% May
46%
Jan
69%
10 %
65%
8
8%
6%
2,063
'.
490
8
236
6%
.
300
6% May
8
44
Foreign
$666,140,100
34,016,000
33,171,000
$30,011,400
496,958,400
$34,664,000
$526,969,800
$2,000
Bank—
~__________——_______
Railroad and
Industrial
Total
34%
35%
4,157
61
%
64%
654
35
35
38:%
317
35
20
19%
20
374
19% May
22% Mar
47%
47%
49 %
2,222
47% May
53 %
16 % May
18 % Mar
55% May
65%
16%
16%
17
56%
56%
59%
8%
1,455
v
-
Jan
62%
138
337
75%
77
33 %
33%
36 %
1,059
35%
36 %
432
72
73
160
May
7"%
275
75%
———10
638,180,000
$1,930,000
Government
S.
International
Jan
43
34%
7%
Warner Co
2 7,958TOO
26,026,386
$1,767,000
of ^Shares
Bonds—
U.
Jan
8
34% May
61% May
Corp
450,815,053
18,419,640
$35,783,000
Stocks—Number
Feb
1961
314,382,894
Apr
May
61%
6%
13 50
Jan. 1 to May 11
1962
1961
1962
Apr
59%
40% ' 43%
5
improvement
$1,767,000
38% Mar
14%
$35,783,000
Week Ended May 11
Mar
38
1,438
37%
8,779,000
406,000
$34,016,000
Jan
34%
"3.50
Transmission
18,419,640
Total
95 % Mar
34%
8
•
Eastern
Gas
Jan
34%
61 %
_10c
Service
5,952,000
466,000
5,486,000
Jan
6%
2.50
ThompsomRamo-Wooldridge
United
Feb
Jan
28%
•
Kline & French Lab
Jersey
Sun
30%
30 %
•
Paper
South
4,726,410
4,512,980
Jan
May
31%
1
Smith
8,452,000
May
24%
41%
•
B—
7,136,000
354,000
21
50
14%
_50
class
6,851,000
8,098,000"
8/373,000
23
IlO
jmon
3,671,110
285,000
——
485
—10
& Gas com
—
9
1,719
34%
""gn
~_~~_5
common
8
May
22%
34%
•
Co
May
Wed.
Feb
24%
•
10%
Philadelphia
6%
35%
common—!..*
Co
Tues.
15% Mar
85%
Inc
Electric
Jan
25%
3
Philadelphia
Jan
5%
21%
21%
"l6%c
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR—.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
13%
208
23
23
i
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
50
6%
2,528,760
2,980,380
7—.
25%
i
Inc
14%
%
6
II
Corp
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Perfect
14%
14%
*
Inc.
Martin-Marietta
Merck
io
.
May
Jan
Jan
74
72 %
Jan
Mar
Transactions at the American
Feb
Daily, Weekly and
Foreign
Stocks
79%
(No. of
38
35%
Jan
Jan
76 %
Mon.
41% May
66%
Sales
$267,000
"
Apr
881,950
May
~ZI"
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Foreign
Corporate
Gov't
Domestic
Shares)
Jan
Feb
29%
Yearly
Jan
8% Mar
Stock Exchange
$267,000
6,000
244,000
Gas
Woodward &
Light
Lothrop
•
common
10
common
Tues.
Apr
May
8_
212,000
20,000
234,000
9—
2,000
May
1,164,250
1,092,235
238,000
Wed.
May 10^
1,252,730
352,000
4,000
25,000
381,000
Thurs.
Washington
May 11_
1,264,550
328,000
2,000
$33,000
$1,456,000
Fri.
5,665,715
Total—___
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Alleghany Ludlum
Industries
Armstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
For
Svstem_
see
11%
-11%
40
68%
68%
29
31%
~~~
footnotes,
10
page
Low
180
31%
32%
15o
43.
28%
28%
72
n%
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
68%
5
1962
Shares
39%
39
'
Co_
Co
Gas
Low
steel
Inc
Stocks—Number
High
48%
Feb
Feb
Foreign
J
73% Mar
39%
391
e
Jan
Mar
Shares
1962
1961
5,655,715
Foreign
Governments
16,000
Corporate'
i
33,000
>
Total
:
$1,456,000 "
-
-17,000
$1,070,000
1961
-
-
239,511,345
$24,463,000
$20,848,000
637,000
$1,037,000
26,000
May 11
121,840,006
23,072,550
$1,397,000
of
'
Domestic
18 %
30% May
27% Jan
,
Bonds—r
May
11% May
62% Jan
39
4
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended May 11
for Week
Sale Price
Apollo
'
Sales
Last
S T O CK S
$26,000
$1,297,000
330,000
1,402,000
601,000
735,000
$25,701,000
$22,985,000
Volume
195
Number
6159
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
•
(2291)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended May I I )
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices Shown Are
Expressed
Friday
S T O CK S
4 %
&
Paper
preferred
c
common
common
10
Aluminium
47%
•
Ltd
of
Co
Canada
4%
S2.90
preferred
Asbestos
Atlas
Montreal
Nova
Scotia
Banque Canadian National
Provinciale
Power
&
Paper
5%%
Bowaters
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
54% a54%
5
51%
Feb
54% May
110
,
5 V2 %
American
150
55
Jan
49
2,700
43% May
49 %
Apr
52
40
50%
53
Jan
53
10
51% Mai-
54% Mar
36 %
2,179
33 %
36
53
a
34
30%
30 %
31%
414
66%
66 %
67 %
4,827
74%
i*
Forest
Ltd
49
49%
18%
19
4,209
53%
55
—
1,210
340
6'/r
Aviation
6
May
100
51
Jan
33
6,920
13
13
14
977
17
16%
17'%
6.253
31
54
a
54
83«
.
a8%
50
35
16
33
16
150
3.00
300
33
5,745
103
103
10
418
*
Sugar
30 V*
30 %
31
29%
29 %
89
23%
•
23%
25%
445
_10
common
24
24
61%
61
61 %
22
10%
!_•
10%
9%
9%
•
*
new
Chemical
Canadian
Converters
Ltd
Co
class
pfd
Industries
Class
22
425
22
May
25 %
Feb
Robertson
ioy«
29,276
810
540
8%
950
8
5
5%
625
5%
5%
6%
5.100
al3 %
al3%
al4
115
30
Feb
6
Jan
3.75 Mar
8
May
5
38%
11
St
5%
72%
Jan
Class
Apr
16%
Jan
Series
41
Mar
40%
1,015
5'%
2,550
5
May
31%
1.441
30
May
35
300
102
Jan
105
13,842
25
Apr
100
102% 102%
26
preferred
26
10
25%
12%
12
26
%
6%
________—*
al8%
Mining & Smelting.
Textile
3,280
12
Jan
21%
Feb
27%
Apr
15%
Feb
20%
212
6%
600
4.10
100
14
14'a
826
4% Mar
3.85 Mar
14
May
22 %
22 %
23
7,286
21%
Apr
:*
3.85
3.85
4.00
1,425
3.50
Jan
32
616
27 %
32
32
Feb
7% Mar
4.25 Mar
16% Mar
25
Steel
4
Foncier
Zellerbach
class
A
32
Traders
Feb
Trans
Trans
17% Mar
187«
Jan
United
395
17% May
18%
Jan
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5
8% May
25
128
Jail
22
Jan
11
Feb
143
Mar
24
525
46
Petroleum
Dominion
46
2.50
Bridge
•
11%
47%
3,292
45% May
50% Mar
12
1,925
11%
Apr
15%
Jan
20
May
26%
Jan
11%
Coal
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
Foundries
6%
pfd
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Steel
Tar
61
•
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Textile
a
1,689
100
15
77%
78
24%
Apr
79
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common
20%
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preferred
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6,120
a
20.010
23 %
250
17%
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142
15
25
20%
1,700
56
*
common
preferred .Y
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50
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*
—__a
13
Apr
Jan
14%
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Paper
Famous
Fleetwood
Ford
common
Feb
23% May
187it Mar
15% Feb
139
Feb
145";
Jan
23
Feb
27
May
53 %
Jan
56
Jan
1,709
28
Jan
10
76
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9
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Fraser
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French
of
Power
9%
2.500
814 Jan
common
preferred
a
—
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Gooderham
&
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Wesicoast
Weston
Trans
trust
Class
Zellers
Limited
Handy Andy
Co__
Warrants
Holt,
Home
Class B—
Home
&
Howard
—
33
Mar
83
Jan
9%
Apr
Ajax
Pittfield—
Alberta
Hudson
Bav
Imperial
Oil
Indus
Canada
Acceptance
$2.25
preferred
International
For
Paper
12%
2,290
11
27
2,235
24:%
3.40
3.55
1,135
31
31 %
036
101
20
101
56
12%
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100
footnotes,
14% Mar
Bailey
Selburn
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28%
Jan
Baker
Talc
4.10
Jan
Band-Ore
37%
Jan
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23
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75
41
41 %
a
Jan
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Jan
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Feb
12 %
Apr
88
Mar
93
May
Jan
20
May
75
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20
6,135
200
16%
16% May
19
all
20
20
1.054
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12%
12%
13%
6,425
11 %
11%
11%
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2,550
3.40
650
240
17 %
10
Apr
Mar
Feb
May
11% May
1031
43
Feb
45
Feb
29 Va
100
29% May
32
7%
690
7%
Jan
75
20 !4
Jan
21
32 % Mar
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31%
3,550
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1,175
29
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9%
210
20
19%
21%
16.737
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20%
22
1,380
50 Va
50 %
52%
270
51%
51%
575
•
32% May
12% Jan
19% May
20% May
21Vb May
32 % Mar
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50 %
.
60
Feb
51% May
51%
Apr
73
Feb
65
65%
1.535
65
*
15%
15
16%
4,665
15
12%
12
13
74,890
22 Vb
22
May
May
May
7%
16% May
13
Feb
May
27% Feb
23 %
1,330
6%
7
310
6
13 %
13%
100
13
Apr
14%
58
57%
58%
2,860
54%
Jan
59 % Mar
2.40
2.35
2.40
650
2.35 Mar
285
_
a
18
18
•
May
%
Feb
7%
2.90
Apr
Jan
Jan
17
1,855
17% May
15% May
23%
16%
227a
Feb
17%
1,050
17% May
19%
Jan
20
—
17%
—
18%
22
17%
'
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20
400
.19%
Jan
22
Jan
35%
36
550
32
Feb
36% May
—
a
,
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Are
Calgary
&
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Feb
15%
Jan
Feb
15% Mai-
1
3.50
3.40
3.70
9%
100
6%c
6 %c
8c
6.000
*
—
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17%
70
16%
Feb
18
78%
83%
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78%
Feb:
85% Mar
33%
35%
2,468
Jan
41c
44c
5,129
15%
15%
650
5c
5c
1.65
38c
9c
Feb
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Jan
10c
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4.25
Mar
Jan
Apr
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16%
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7.80 May
15
1
7.85
625
10%
Feb
9c
10c
10,500
9c
May
16c
Mar
1
4c
4c
500
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
1
4c
4c
12,000
3c
Jan
5c
Apr
7c
12,300
5c
5c
2.500
5c
Apr
8c
18c
18c
1,600
18c
Mar
25c
Jan
12c
17c
16,700
12c
May
17c
May
16%
17'/a
2,665
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1
.
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7 Vac
1
1
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Gold
7.80
1
——
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Ltd
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17c
1
1
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6.00
6.75
1,525
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24%c
23c
26c
109,100
•
23
22%
7c
13
4.00
Jan
8%c Jan
Feb
17 %
Feb
7.00
Jan
Feb
Feb
14c
Jan
32c
Apr
Jan
28 Va
Feb
Apr
6.00
650
5.45 May
7.45
Feb
18
18
600
Canada
Edmonton
Corp
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
——1
Flooring Co Ltd class B
Preferred
Dredge
Canadian
Gen
Canadian
&
Dock
Co.
Ltd
•
Investments Ltd_—
Kodiak
Power
Refineries
&
Nickel
Paper
Mines
Explorations
Canuba "Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Del
Rio
1,107
85c
10,000
800
10% May
13%
Feb
40
40%
265
40
40 %
1.05
'1.15
May
6,201
1.50
Jan
1.05
7%
1
Ltd-
—
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6%
11%
—
—
Corp
Jan
1.05 May
7%
7%
200
7%
Apr
3 %c
1,460
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Jan
12 VaC
13c
1,100
11c
Mar
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2%c
*
4.20
4.20
4.75
7,750
4.20 May
15c
13c
15c
20,700
12%c May
2
•
5,700
9c
6.40
9c
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Ltd-.——— •
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Jan
Jan
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Oils
5%
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1
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Carbec''Mines Ltd_—
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85c
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18
10%
--
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Feb
Jan
10%
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6 %
11
4c
40%
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—
Canadian
5.45
—1
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33,025
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9% May
10c
5.45
Jan
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9,000
3.95
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2.90
17 %
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15%
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Jan
4.35
Feb
6c
Jan
Jan
10c
Apr
9
Jan
1.00
2.10 May
May
49 %
4.300
6c
3.55
41c
1—5
—
6c
6c
3.60
1
Gas
6c
—
1
2.70
Jan
16
20%
15
34'%
May
2%c Feb
2,925
25% May
48%; Jan
11 %
1,300
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50
1,450
1,000
Canadian
10,360
38%
2,000
Feb
49%
39c
May
4c
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28%
12%
Feb
30
2.20
May
6%
11%
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28c
23%
45
49%
6S0
2.10
5,281
25 %
3.917
32%
3 Vac
47
26
28c
30
1
15
49 %
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28c
11%
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—*
45
15%
6 %
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'
45
Mai-
for Week
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Calypso Food & Beverage—.—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
15%
4.15 Mar
46
28c
Dollars
Sales
_1
Ltd
Co
&
Uranium
Feb
May
Canadian
of Prices
Low
1
—
in
Week's
Range
6.75
Calumet
13%
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Co
Ltd
Raceway
22%
20
common.5
33% May
Mar
Jan
8%
65
*
Mining
Copper
13% Mar
a
Feb
87/b Mar
Jan
31 Va
Warrants
59 % Mar
al7%
Jan
39% Mar
42% Mar
■
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Co
Lake
Bornite
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
26%
9%
Ltd—
17% Mar
'54%
6%
23
26%
50
45
7%
31l,2
1
Mar.
Apr
May
21%
a20% a20%
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a
Mines
Bonnets
2.055
925
22% Mar
105
•
45
7%
a
Feb
18%
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Mining Corp Ltd
River Mining Ltd-—
Black
Blue
Bay
Red
59
3.15 Mar
Jan
Mar
13% May
30 Va
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Mar
Feb
1-70
'
■■
22%
17,309
9%
Oil
Mines
57%
43.
22 Va
19% Mar
100
6,145
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—
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60%
%
16%
Telephone
38%
93
19%
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57%
page
227/ir^
14%
16
15%
155
13%
84% Mar
11 Va May
50
102 102%
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56
12
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a
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May
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10
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56
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34
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u31
a
93
78
950
18
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•
12
17%
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11%
7.60
11%
18
15.515
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43%
com
Jan
Mar
100%
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79
7c
25
—
3,647
334
600
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80%
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100
common-——•
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11%
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11%
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1
12
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8
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com.
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Jan
10
425
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines
101
24%
7%
8.700
8
Apr
25 % Mar
3.40
Apr
Jan
11
50c
45
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International Nickel of CanadaY
80
common-*
———
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
8
3,072
3.40
Inland
13,040
10-r,fc®
55c
12
preferred
6%
9%
50c
•
of
5%
11
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21%
20
100
*
45
Ltd
Jan
50
10%
Alscope Consolidated Ltd——
3.40
•
Jan
10
12 %
a
10
Warrants
_£1
—
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Imperial Tobacco
6%
20c
Paper $2.00 pfd
Bay Co
—-
15
Jan
——
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Gas
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Smith
Hudson's
Apr
it
Minerals
425
19
•
Jan
12
12%
10%
10%
Sale Price
24%
21%
all
—
15!
Par
23 7 it
100
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Telefilms Ltd
;
•
13
Friday
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100
—■:
110
S T O CK S
Sulphur & Iron
____——
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14
5% May
Canadian Stock Exchange
Atlas
50
16%
-a——
Jan
5%
Prices
Atlas
common
-
Renfrew
51
common
Ariio
19%
Co
Mar
a
Feb
a
Gas
45
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Apr
*
Paper
310
.
"A"
B
54:%
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Winnipeg
48
A
18%
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Jan
461 '2
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class
25% May
a
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37
certificates
(Geo)
Jan
—1
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Feb
common-.
(Canada)
Feb
.1%
—
65
31
Worts
&;
43%
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Y—_
51 % May
695
a
16%
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preferred
270
•
_
100
100
—
6,445
«
..
835
General
Steel
Com
12%
—10
Jan
7
Fund
25
25
preferred
Jan
56%
11%
class
new
17%
Canada
623i
Apr
55
Bank
49 %
General
General
Tr
17%-
Ltd
Petroleum
Gatineau
5%
Co
Inv
101
———
Apr
48
a
23%
Co
56
1.918
32-%
Ltd
25
Corp
Motor
Jan
1,410
50%
•
new
49 %
1
Corp
29 % Mar
24%
57%
21% Mai-
Feb
a81
—
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Canadian
1,950
28 %
32
Steel
17%
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Players
Jan
57
*
Anthonian
Electrolux
40
5%
PiDeline
Jan
18%
32 %
9%
Jan
Jan
50
Ltd
12% Mar
20
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50
—
10%
30%
31
25Va
35
27%
Mai-
'
of
Feb
21% May
535
-
Jan
6 % Mai-
20 7
25
18%
3,025
14%
57
—50
Jan
2,635
*
11,345
22%
22
34% Mar
50 %
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Corp
Walker
Jan
May
35%
13%
•
...
Canada
Steel
55
35%
'
.
a
.
23% Mar
27
Feb
.—_1
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May
50 % May
21
25% May
13% May
•
Canada
Jan
10"i,
142
—3 %
—
Brewery
50
22%
.
Apr
17%
100
Ltd-——
28%
20
290
Mar
16
20 %
17%
19
67
85
1,225
13%
17% May
60%> May
ioo
77% May
14% Jail
23 %
23 %
1.125
V". 305
5.00 May
30
7%
13 %
Jan
101
10%
13%
3.50
jr.'- May
1
•
Ltd
100
%
100
7%
preferred
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60 %
61
10
Coal
&
&
Redeemable
Dominion
2,383
s
Ltd
Dominion Stores
7,018
5.00
17%
common.'
—i.
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21%
4.25
17%
-——__100
common
preferred
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Steel
&
—
Dominion
20%
__..25
_.
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Glass
20%
"
Dominion
21
50 %
26 %
25%
13%
—
24
2
20
25%
*
;
of
Finance
Voting
Seagrams
65 % May
51 "2
A
Power
Canada
Apr
325
17%
2
May
21% Mar
Jan
8.042
50 %
»
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18%
18%
131% 131 %
-—
20
100
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
4.00
of
Cdn
a8%
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90
Jan
:
65
65%
•
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Canada
Third
17%
18%
Feb
20
57%
63 V2
■
Texaco
a8%
•———Y*'
77
510
a20% a20%
63 "a
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*
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class
Structural
Co
^
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I Class B
Coronation
14% May
Apr
al9
6%
yY__ YY—y_Y—..Y—*
675
44% May
17Va Jan
Feb
32
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14% Mar
450
•
—
42
53
common.^.
Co
Jan
130
90
•
Southam
Jan
5%
common
preferred
Standard
25
18%
•
Jan
11 %
31
44 %
14%
—10
pfd
4%% pfd
Inc
6%
Apr
13%
'
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32
Feb
232
14%
—
common
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Jan
%
4.10
a
Y—•
Ltd—
8 % May
29
87:%
i
B
Jan
Feb
10%
14
1.
A
Sicard
Feb
Jan
27%
111
104%
May
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46%
Series A 4%
5
Apr
3%-Jan
305
60
29%
90
1
common
May
31%
108
44
a
A
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin
39%
14
Feb
•
common
class
Cement
May
5
Jan
'
Mar
27 % May
28
May
%
—10
16 %
31%
May
11
104
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708
28
--
(James)——
Feb
23
53
400
common
(Canada)
Foods
25
May
21% May
•
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Salada
Jan
39%
Co
*
Feb
19% May
12,905
14%
•
Feb
Mar
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Jan
100
May
80
•
34%
8'a
29%
1
_
8
14
common
Jan
Feb
1
9
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15
I,301
Jan
24
10V4
■
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common
May
10% May
37% Jan
11
CO
common.'.
Corp
preferred
74
:'
7%
'
-
Lawrence
64
79:%
Jan
22%
10%
^
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St
Jan
26
8%
*
_
May
17%
5
10 "b
•
5% May
13%
24
7.560
108 108 Va
■
;
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Jan
32%
a
127b
%
8% May
Jan
3.50
5,087
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12 Ve
1,100
•
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2,7,41
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13%
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64
10%
42,396
*
Rothmans Co
35% Mar
24
(B J)
Celldlose
Glass
Feb
Mar
(A
13%
Railway—
Cockshutt Farms
11
20
Roe
12% Mar
64
•
57
•
common
A
13%
com
53
108
•
Power
Reitman's
2,673
2,369
*
common
Telephone
•
Power
Ltd
Quebec
Apr
8%
5
6%
Quebec
Apr
3.50
52,219
20%
•
Ltd
preferred
Feb
Jan
25%
37%
24
21 %
19%
•
Canada
Co
Natural
64%
8 %
of
&
Quebec
Mar
27
24
20 %
20
Jan
Feb
May
A
Tubes
Corp
Bros
Jan
37%
Vickers
7V'z'/V
Power
■
20%
10
common
55
Feb
pld
Development
22
1
—
Canadian
Pont
Placer
Apr
32%
37 %
8
25%
103
29 %
32
242
14% May
28
May
•
Products
Page-Hersey
Penmans
Feb
Jan
Jan
18%
——50 \
Pacific
Du
37
Feb
840
Co
Petrofina
Dow
Jau
3.50
28
400
300
30
__100
class
Petroleum
Feb
10
28%
23% May
15 %
Corp
Wholesale
Commerc«_10
Companies
preferred
T/r
Apr
3,095
iY-——
Canadian
Donohue
Pacific
19
common
International
Canadian
7'v
Feb
34
*
Marconi
Dominion
56%
Steel
350
3.50
Car
Jan
16
18% Mar
17
28
Light & Power
51
19
—
Preferred',
Dome
Scotia
1,350
V,
_*
Husky
Distillers
Nova
Oshawa
30%
5,420
Jan
14%
Noranda Mines Ltd
A'pr
Ogilvie Flour Mills
33%
20
Steel
Jan
Mai-
4.75
Ontario
19
9%
common—•
A
Preferred
■•Crown
National
7
53
Feb
20% May
101 % Feb
18%
5
Feb
Apr
Jan
17
17%
7% Mar
Trust
Jan
Jan
16%
50
Locomotive
14
8% May
Jau
May
200
40
18
33%
B
Credit
%
Lid
37%
2.00
22%
14
115
21%
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nartic
Feb
12
Apr
3,805
a7%
class A
Jan
May
•
com
Morse class A—50c
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian Imperial Bk oi
Consolidated
'k
6%
3 2
10% May
9% Jan
common..
Canadian
Corbys
31
16%
14%
17
•
1
15 %
*
Aluminum
Canadian Fairbanks
Consumers
4,400
3.00 Mar
Jan
2,700
14
al77« al8',4
21*.,
!
Montreal
405
13%
56
B
54% May
6,570
Mar
*
—
Breweries
Class
Jail
%
II
*
Preferred
51
25
Canadian Oil
Molson
225
21%
series
Consolidated
Jan
57% Mai-
51 %
32%
common...
Celanese
Combined
% Feb
20
Jan
Ltd
(Robt)
Montreal
20%
Electronics
British
Canadian Bronze
::
54
Jan
Co
58 % Mar
6
350
18
a7%
Power
preferred
preferred
Apr
100
Breweries
Coghlin
Jail
17%
53
a54
11%
18
■>
common
% 'i»
5 % %
55
*
common
Canadian
Columbia
48
4.45
Jail
May
21% Apr
—
Massey-Ferguson
11,578
•
Foundries
Canadian
5%
Mitchell
6
20
Steamship
1
Miron
Jan
a54
78
14
:
Mar
3,480
11%
—
55%
31%
-—
common
Canada
Canadian
Jan
82
4.15
Mar
•
;
Rights
Apr
51 %
pfd—10
—
Iron
Canadian
Maritime
83%
6
Mar
86
85
18
Power «ti PaperJ
—-2.50
Bloedel & Powell River ijiu •
Tel & Tel
10
B
55
51 >4
53
83 %
Laren
Class
Jan
May
Feb
47
Aur
83%
20
Ltd
Lawrence
MacMillan
Price
Dominion
Canadian
Jan
Mac
Apr
75%
53 %»
*
Canada
Class
Apr
%:
75 %
73
19
——25
preferred
Canadian
Feb
33
794
•
common
Cement
$1.75
Jan
St
Jan—
48 %
•
Ltd
High
43
1,090
•
A
Low
3.230
x51 x517«
—_3
class
Range Since Jan. 1
x45% X46%
10
common
preferred
66% May
718
•
class A—,
Preferred
Canadian
28%
78 %
•
Productg
Products
Calgary Power
Canadian
••
74%
3.00
&
•:
78
Power
Telephone
Lrockville Chemical
$1.30
52
74
49
50
<fc
Columbia,.Power
Canada
;
pfd
Lid
Shares
High
%
x51
5
—
Financial
Bros
Lower
6%
'
(John)
(M)
x45
46% Mar
54%
34
i
Oil
Columbia
Canada
Jan
4.30
pfd
eight
British
Building
43
$1.25
May
43 %
54%
f
British
Mills Ltd
45
a
50
.
British
Bruck
Lewis
*
pfd
Y
Columbia
Jan
Loeb
*
common
_
Pgner
British
29%
23% Mar
25,126
Ltd
Secord
Laurentide
Apr
50
25
Paper
53 %
Feb
*
Telephone
Bowater
47% May
24% May
Ltd
Laura
Jan
10
tuuuusi
_y—
Bowater
5,855
52
in
A
Labatt
Jan
47%
54%
10
of
Class
May
4
of
Bell
16
103
23
43%
•
Bank
Bathurst
Mar
May
101
70
•
Bank
.Banque
Public Service
690
50
Steels Ltd
Jamaica
50
44%
*
Corp
25% May
a23 V4
50
-
Glass
a23
50
.
_
Iroquois
49%
a
Lines
49% May
26 %
50
Corp Ltd common
preferred
$2.00
preferred
S2.50
25
50
Pipe
Feb
12%
325
,
Intel-provincial
for Week
Low
5
25
24% Mai-
100
101
Corp
preferred——.
24 %
50
Argus
38%
$2
High
49%
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
'
Since Jan. 1
2414
pfd——25
preferred
4,649
16
101
•
4%%
16
47 %
100
—
Algoma Steel
Range
Low
49%
25%
25
*
Shares
Utilities
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
International
High
47
25
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
5%. preferred
Aluminum
Sales
47 '/2
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Low
•
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
llangc
of Prices
Par
Power
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Abitibl
in
39
12%
1.000
6.40
6.75
3,500
1,000
2%c
Jan
,
8
Feb
88c
"'eb
Jan
8
4 Vac Mar
16c
4%c
Jan
Jan
4.75 May
29c
Jan
May
12
Jan
11 % Mar
13
8c
6.40 May
B
Apr
Rfl
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The Commercial and Financial
(2292)
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
*
Friday
Range
Par
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Low
Low
High
1
4c
4c
4,500
———A
Chess Mining Corp
1
Cinbougtiinau Copper Corp
,
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
1
Cleveland Cooper Corp
1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
1.50
1.35
1.00
1.68
21,805
3%c
3 Vac
5,000
3'VaC May
CiiemaU'jy
Ltd.
Mines
um
Minerals*
—■.j
10c
10c
"A"
Sec.
Standard
Div
4c
New
Paper Corp Ltd
Gas
Co
M-G
Inc
Dalfen's, Ltd
Denault
5,500
4c
May
10c
/
9,000
3 Vac
Feb
7c
Jan
1.65
clas»
19%
Ltd
Mines
Dumagami
Nickel
Dumont
Fab
Metal
Fab
Ford
Fort
Reliance
Canada Ltd
Ltd
Minerals
Helium
Hollinger Cons
Hubbard
Felt
Hudson's
International
Investment
Jubilee
Gold
1,000
14,050
26c
May
57c
48c
40 %C
50c
Mar
12%
49c
13,100
24c
Mar
50c
40c
21,000
22c
Jan
45c
1.75
500
9%
3,150
9Vs May
30.62
5,000
28%
4c
4%c
9,000
5%c
16,500
147% 147%
10
56%
57c
19c
3c
4c
2,229
27%
29
11%
3c
900
11 Va
500
1.98
1.70
23c
Apr
39c
Apr
12c
1.85
63,900
23%
24%
1,980
20% Mar
al5% al5Vs
15
16%
3.50
16%
15 Va
3.85
6.860
30
8.90
9.00
4 %c
9%
9%
8.40
4c
26
22%
25 Va
3,670
47%
47%
137
20
8%
8%
.250
8%
8%
1,900
a25a26%
40
Mills
Melchers
•
:
83c
14%
Mines
Limited
Mld-Chibougaraau
Mines
Pleasant
Ltd common
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
i
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Murray
Mining
51%
12
6
30c
Needco
New
Cooling Semiconductors
Jack
Lake
May
Apr
22c
22c
25c
19,300
20c
Jan
35c
6c
6c
10,500
5c
Jan
9c
5c
1,700
5c
Jan
7c
Cooper
Pennbec
Pitt
11
11
200
a.5o
2.50
2.70
Place
Oil
&
Porcupine
Power
6%
1st
cum
non
Quebec
Oil
Ragland
M
Nickel
A
Foo's
St
Lawrence
San
Antonio
Gold
Shop & Save
Sobey's
South
Stores
Warrants
Standard
Supertest
Gold
1,500
8c
Mar
141,400
42c
Apr
31%
31%
100
31 Va
3.25
3.25
100
21c
26c
8,COO
1.25
7%
8
500
2
1
Mines
36
3.50
Jan
Burrard
8%
14c
7c
Apr
9'/2
11
775
71c
79c
6,600
6%c
6 VaC
6,000
9V2 May
13%
Jan
Canada
Iron
Jan,
49
75%
Mar
3.50
21c
26c
23,000
3.40
4.25
4.850
2%c
13c
3c
8.500
13c
15c
21c
Jan
30%
:
53 %
Class
Steamshin
12c
Jan
I8V2C Mar
Jan
14% May
2Vac Mar
64c
Apr
14% May
MetaU
1
Lands
3c
'*0
:< i/.,o,
3.600
2.25
2.35
600
40c
45c
700
6.60
Ltd
32c
1.20
1 90
l
j
7.00
1.15
•
6.8J
1.96
1,800
20c
40c
103,900
7,0 i,0
2.900
2.25
40c
Feb
May
4c
2.70
65c
.
,
•
•
" "
1
l
II
105
105
40
1.60
l.oO
1.75
22,SaO
31c
31c
34c
I
9c
105
1.35
■ftOOO
30c
7c
7c
7c
6,000
6 Vac
6.25
6 25
6.50
i.050
1.50
1.50
1.55
900
15%
15%
15%
400
Feb
Canadian
2.00
Apr
1.42
Jan
Apr
4.75
Jan
Apr
May
Jan
Ltd
15%
Apr
31c
36c
162,392
36c
80c
54c
203,400
38c
Apr
90c
May
22 700
10 %c
Jan
15 %c
Jan
21,500
4V2C
Jan
10c
Apr
Llne_.
8c
Apr
43.
8%c
8c
10c
9c
10c
4,300
14%
15
9.330
•
14%
8
VaC
19c
Dredge
.Warrants
Jan
13% May
12c
Jan
14 %
Jan
15%
Jan
";./• 13
Feb
27
560
25 Va May
23
Jan
20%
1,025
20
Jan
20% Mar
541%
1,544
50%
Jan
i
56%
9%
8% Mar
9
350
16
250
12
Jan
33 Va
676
30%
Apr
8%
Jan
77
,.
9V4
4,848
8 Va
300
1.80
285
Jati
;r:' 36%
Jan
IOV2
Jan
1.70 May
2l:,4
Feb
>5 % May
:
8 Vs Mar
9.
.
Feb
8 %
Feb
3.85
.
Jan
-
•
25 Va
20% May
9,277
10
101
28
28
-^Feb
33
Mar
Jan
143
Jan
10.4
Mar
852
103% 103V2
30%
24
24
251/2
635
24
24%
1,374
22
Jan
25 Vs
87
150
85
Jan
89
Apr
72
May
;/
62
Mar
:/
53
May
30%
7.23
23 3 4
'
»
17%
1,375
—
87
72
72
73
230
57
57
58
60
Jan
51 %
Jan
'
'
195
51
Jan
82
254
77
Jan
89
61
200
58
Feb
64%
13
13
10%
13%
466
12% Mar
11%
910
lOVa
5%
200
10%
42,697
10%
"
5
10% May
2.70
1,180
2.55
2.65
1,080
2.55 May
13%
14
1,257
13%" May
750
32
36
_•
.•
—
A_ I50e
*
37%
8
8%
8,390
5%
2.75
3.00
9,825
2.30
Jan
6$A
6%
2,890
80c
85c
18,890
5,600
80c
1.10
1.20
10'a
1.20
10 Vh
11%
795
"8
8%
1,570
5%
80c
1.05
33%
•
.
1
Jan
10 Va May
8
—^-50
Mar
ao
*/. 14 %
5%
5 5a
645
Jan
Feb
8 %
5% May
5314
53%
prelerred
20c
—^
Feb
30
52 % Mar
54%
50
50
3J
50
50
6%
.6%
6 %
2.85,
3.40
2,815
7,125
■'■35
Husky Oil—
1.
6% May
35
' May
37% Mar
5.V2
.
39
75
17
2,230
17
May
21"
21
37
17
21
200
21
5%.
.
6%
•
13,012
/
2.00 May
•'
Feb
41
Feb
_
40%
Feb
19 %
Jan
24
r,
,1 5% May
2-.680
Jan
Feb
4.25
.
May
.
Jan
-6%
2.85 May
39
A—*
*
150
Jan
35
—^.28
General Securities class
Feb
10%
May
53%
Apr
6% May
89c
v
'
8
Jan
83b May
3.20
Jan
Apr
Jail
Jan
Apr
35 % Mar
Jan
2.85
preferred
1—^
3 50
''V" 14s8
Mar
34
37%
6'/4
-
->
Jan
675
33%
37 V2
,-.
.3.65
2.50 May
2.50
,
Mar
534 May
125a Mar
13%
'
14
Apr
13% Mar
2.50
..
Apr
Mar
Jan
2.75
—1
Apr
May
2.55
„——100
—
57%
56 V2
79
5
common.,——.—3
Energy
A Apr
■7 61'
33%
___
1st
27
61
11%
—J* ^ '
Morse class
/;'■
•
"
—
Dock
293'4 May
22% May
Feb
May
80
i'
•
'■..-I—*
Class B. —.7—
Canadian
16%
.
22 V2
General Electric common—50
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
15%
Canadian
Jan
300
14,372
2034
-
—
•
——
.
Gas
15 V»
Jan
15%
8 Vs
Collieries
preferred
Canadian
May
90c
12c 14 VaC
Feb
..-'■5 V4
2nd
Jan
13 %c
1
:
—
Canadian Food
8.25- Jan
1.75
14'A
29%
Mar
Jan
21
..
-7
"~25
Canadian Fairbanks
Feb
Jan
1.70
•
!
—
Canadian
33 Vac
i
—I
1
B
Canadian Curtis Wright
14c
14 V2
100
Jan
17%
..
*
Feb
47c
14%
Jan
37%
8%
9
12.50
class
Jan
Feb
12
32 %
8%'.
common—Z
Celanese
Preferred
1.80 May
Jan
6.25 May
1.45 Mar
14
24c
126
/Canadian
4,552
Feb
May
56
$1% preferred
Canadian Chemical
i
j
Cable
1.55
Jan
100
&
May
Jan
31
,
Jan
4T
86
21%
10
common—
1.15 Mar
9%
365
19,500
24,834
../■»;
Apr
: i6
1
Lines
1.83 Mar
17 %
17
9 %c 11 Vac
May
71
8%.
,
—2—100
Canadian Canners cmss A__.
7V2 May
16%
9%c
27
265
Apr
634
3.75 May
75
75
*
Jan
16% May
16%
f
1,150
4.95
.
291
10
common,,
A
warrants
Warrants
4.00
Jan
53% Maj
'
*
7.40
4.00
Feb
3.00 Mar
"30»%
Breweries
630
Apr
7%
31
53%
33Va!
British Aluminum class A wts
20^
51
54%
22
Class
8
40
Feb
Jan
Apr
i'_7
Canadian
4.00
32,979
6%
Jan
56% Mar
52
•
Canadian
7%
52
1,736
32
Feb
*'
Apr
4.00
315
6%
— 7
•
Jan
l
54V4
72-7'
.
•
100
,
6.35 Mar
20c
May
50%
20%
—
53%.
•
2
Bakeries
L
Feb
55
Feb
25 >-i
*1_
^—2
Wire
29
Jan
Mar
16%
i-25%
•
—
Preferred
Canadian
150
Jan
,
15%
_^___*
Apr
•
_
B
Canada
"9%
205
14%
25
Permanent
Canada
38c
Jan
75
17:.,
20
class
Canada
205
2.35
Packers
Jan
500
9Va
•
Apr
II,500
7:
27.
•
—10
Malting
Jan
55c
Jan
15,689
;
ex-dist_*
1—,:
6.75
14%
6%
633
13%
A
56
31
13
*
20
Apr
55%
2-7
7,
Jan
51%
3.75
:7-
:
83%
18
51% .51%
4.45
4.10
4.30
Jan
72% May
52%
61H
,7
Jan
415
; :■
,
Feb
75%
'
120
7-
55
51%
7,
May
5i %
52%
-
13
Stone
Foundries
4%c
55c
55
.
51V4
Jan
2.75
235
9%
32%
Sugar
35c
14%
2
Cut
Feb
3.25
9%
9% '
66
3,431
6%
6Vj
*
preferred
Canada
6 V2
Products—*
class
2V2C Mar
•
A
'
4%'%
Jan
75
54
•.
v
4,617
.
I8V2
53%
;
Dominion
May
7
74
18%.
—
31
i-v—
Crushed
Canada
Canada
1
pfd
Preferred
Canada
Jan
68
Ltd
page
74Va
31%
common
May
44%
1
Ltd———
67 Va
;
Apr
5%
Jan
Jan
"
Cement
10c
60
1
,.f__
see
66
66 Va
28 %
Jan
33 Va
1.60 May
5,339
Jan
1.60
26
.
4.85 May
300
-
90c
1
Pipe
200
1.80
•
^
934
May
4.90
*
,
A
Dock
Jan
94
23C
Dry
Apr
70
23
32%
9
Products
6c
46%
1
class
48c
•
-
30
50
—
Canada
810
Feb
103% Apr
1.05 Mar
2,000
3.05
57% May
Apr
1.60
•
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
5'/o
preferred
Apr
Jan
25
8
4.90
—20
Cabol
Feb
Feb
1.05
52%
v
/.
Feb
30
50
.1
common
common.
Burns
Jan
3,85 Mar
10%c .Jan
1.05
*
Mills
6.50
610
-
Jan
4.90
£1
preferred---
Forest
Building
467
"
50
——
Columbia Telephone
Chemical, preferred-
Bruck
.
53
23%
25
B
57c
•
Oil
Jan
50
Brockville
Feb
3c
79c
•
Ltd
Feb
54 V2
53
6%.
8%
_»
—
Columbia Packers class A
British
Feb
7c
46 %
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
2
common^
Preferred
Jan
5,000
68 Va
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleum
Co
Oil—
Class
Feb
3,000
6 VaC
Ltd
itan
55%
Jan
52
52%
__
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,
Columbia
British
May
9c
50
Ltd—
footnotes,
7% May
12c
5c
1
pfd
jan
30c
70c
Feb
Mar
8c
9%
1
Ltd
Mountain
He
7c
82
5c
1
A
40c
Mines
Mines
Mines
Apr
8 Vac
22c
•
Exploration
For
8c
70c
8c
Ltd
Tib
Trnns
May
8c
47c
3.25 Mar
Mines
Petroleum
Lake
Talisman
Tazin
13c
8c
60c
1
Dttep Rock I)
i
Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Tache
62,900
1
1
•
5.65 Mar
—
Feb
-
52%
common——*
200
Southern Canada Power 6%
Spartan Air Services.:
51
Sugar
50
Mines
90
Columbia
"A"
Dut lult
A pi'
British
Ltd
< 1957i
49%-
Corp
I,600
Rauron
Development.
Sherritt-Gordon Mines
Apr
May
Power
49,300
Diversified
55
43
Columbia
3.25
Columbian
48 % Mar
5,251
British
;
Lawrence
100
40
49
Feb
6.20
Enterprises
100
54
20c
Jan
Jan
,'101
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
50-
54
16c
19c
5c
72
29%
25
->
43
;
54
43 Va
;
*
American
British
Feb
Jan
Feb
Apr
101
2,500
Mines
Warrants
Apr
53%
•
47
Apr
Mines
Gold
6V8
.
9.60 Jan
400
22c
4,000
3.25
Refining
-
British
Feb
72 /
l-,:
290
May
5
•*
Bearings (Can) Ltd class
Crest
Ruby
Bt
4.70 May
6.00
Development
Quebec Smelting
&
1,915
Bright (T G)
Jan
24
May
Feb
1.55
Jan
21%
57
*
Traction
108
•
2.05
common—*
Bridge Tank common—
7
Preferred
Jan
22%
Jan
2.00
10
Paper
common
Bowaters Mersey
Jan
14%c
&
I
paper
17%
54 Vx
10,
Corp 5%^ preferred—
preferred
Brazilian
24
47%
7 4,717
Jan
'
.47'/a May
1.80 .'
:
Telephone
5 Va %
-
Feb
Jan
110/
Feb
•
Lumber
2.30
.33%
.
.
Jan
7.25 May
575
49%
Jan
Jan
May
•
Power
Bowater
Apr
4.30
23%
1.30
55
1.05
Nova Scotia
Bowater
66
•
18,051
%
49
Jan
—
♦
A——
Beaver
Bell
1.40 Mar
10%
1
Jan
2.85
106% Feb
15% May
20% Jan
'
7,151
26 V4
10c
Quebec Cobalt & Exnloration
R
5%
4.70
7,000
Investment Co 1
2nd
1,176
50
■
23
405
Chibougamau Goldfieldsi Ltd
Quebec
Jan
Feb
.7.25
24 V4
116,600
l^ines Ltd
part
7.50
:
A
Class
9% Mar
10
Z
23 %
80
pfd
cum
'
250
47%
Wire
common
class B
Beatty Bros
9% Mar
2.50 May
11c
Jan
Corp of Canada—
4%%
Red
4,500
of
Class
Feb
Feb
_1
Co
Standard
Montreal—
Bathurst
Apr
Feb
/ 97c
3.25 Apr
21c
Apr
class
Gas
Prime
830
13c
11c
2.90
69 %
24%
•
Acceptance
of
Bank
Jan
7
2,100
Mines <Quebec > Ltd_l
Ltd
Jan
977-
69
100
Steels
Feb
7
100
7%
1.20
60
Jan
75c
1,000
23%
Feb
'18%
•
-11 % May
32
16%
23
.
J, 49'%
5 VaC
Mining Corp..
Mining Co Ltd
Products
..
50%
1.02
108
15%
% ,47%
—♦
Electric
Bank
1.85
30
108%
6,525
107%
•.
Feb
•
A
—
Ltd
.12%
105
lo
class
1st preferred
Auto
2,100
190
11%
16% May
Feb
24
-1
2.30 May
1.00 May
9,394
—
%
Controls
15%
2,557
.
Jan
98% Mar
385
2.05
Jan
49% May
27% May
12 Va Mar
22 Va
5,910
'
32V4
50
T
■
A
-
/ High ;;//
;
■,
Jan
24%
11,125
30
.,.•11%
being
one
38%
635
1.95
25
preferred-
7,887
•/
109 Va 109'A
7.50
5c
common
1.95
—50
10c A 17c
Ltd
1.00
108
78 Va
Ltd—.
1.00
,
23 %
80
com
2.40
.
>%.—
VaC
Ltd
16 V2
2.30
10
17c
Corp—,
Metals
Pembina Pipe Line Ltd
Pitt Gold
8%
7%
1.18
13c 16 Vac
Candn
Mines
8%
7%
1.20
1
Explorers
Atlantic
20,070
Ltd
Rare
Pacific
1,310
1.85
17c
Asbestos
Paudash
56 %
1
American
Opeinisca
Opemiska
52
1.70
Ltd
American
16%
10
—
B
Atofab
Jan
Co
North
50
"
first
Range Since Jan. 1
560
100
10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd
Northwest Industries Ltd
24
——
Atlas
Mar
5e
50c
//
3,15 May;
OILS.
Low
101
109%
•
The
and
High
16%
—
Mar
6c
4.70
Jan
Sales
30%
.
50
$2.60 preferred ———————50
:2_—10
Jan
5c
lie
42% May
Shares
15%
'
•
Ltd—1
Mines
North
1.53
May
65c
Mines
Amulet
V
4.90^Feb
30c
6,000
._1
Uranium
Exploration
West
New
45,800
5c
Jan
2,800
•
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
Newrich
1.700
43c
10
70c
•
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
175
5%
.
45
70c
•
Ltd
Co
Jan
for Week
100 5A
Ashdown Hardware class B
Feb
70c
•
Vending
Ltd
Class
Jan
10'/a
5>/b
.
May
11% May
11c
Dollars
...23%
.
common
Imperial
Class B
Jan
10%
••
71c
Feb
3.00 May
parts.
15%
100
Argus Corp common
;
$2.50 preferred
Feb
•'
Jan
7c
37
MINES
Canadian
49%
2.30
•
4%
in
two
the
Week's
100V4'
1—8
common
into
list
27%
16%
Ltd—
Associated
Jan
52
Jan
65.." .Jan
Exchange
46%.
•
;
———:
Co
Analogue
Anthes
May
845
1
—
Automatic
90c
47%
National
Minera's
May
47%
1.75
14c
9 % Mar
800
25%
Jan
:
3.15"
of Prices
47%
—
preferred
Atlantic
200
•
:
Corp
4%%
Mar
Ltd——
Mussens Canada Ltd J;
Native
75c
15%
•
May
6 Vac
50
Range
1.00
Trunk
Aluminium
Feb
lie
•
25
125,000
24
common
Central
Aluminum
28 % Mar
84c
■
3.00.
segregated
*
preferred-
Warrants
Feb
10%
May
Jan
1
Mines
..10%
8V2 May
May
•
>
42%
Low
IlOO
Algoma Steel
Jan
6c
_1
Mar
the. second
—
:
Preferred
Apr
17.c
14% May
Mogador Mines Ltd.—
64c
7lc
Va C 10 V2 c
Expressed
_•
common
Natural Gas
Algoma
Mar
5c
Jan
61c
Mcnpre Mining Co Ltd
Corporation
Moore
Mount
"12
.
Jan
25
*10,200
are
•
Class B preferred
Alberta
May
4.7,%. May,
1
Ltd
1,000
4c
11% all %
---
Are
Class A warrants———
Jan
1
Corp Ltd
*
-
-25
Gas
Class A
Apr
625
31c
Jan
42%
Par
—_
Alberta
27
Apr
l4F.eh.
8% May.
.
.
7.55
14,1.00
•
3c
Last
Voting trust
1
1.20 Mar
9c
5c
Mining
Jan
65c
1C
Chipman——
25,000
3.35 Mar
Apr
8
42%
Warrants—
Apr
9c
•
com
preferred
Island
-
14%- 14%
61c
Warrants
Merrill
90c
3c.
10c
Shown
Aguew Surpass Shoe
Jan
5
Ltd
*
STOCKS, and
AAA /
Alberta Distillers
Feb
61c
1
I
Distilleries
Mercury
87c
10c
Exchange issues
Preferred
Mar
1
Co
Ltd—
Mclntyre-Porcupine
7%
11
a25
1
Ltd—
Mining
29%
10 Va May
15 Va
300
Mines
Feb
%
Toronto Stock
Atlantic Sugar
A
Class
10 % Mar
4.95 Mar
4,500
Leaf
'
75c
3.000
Maple
7c
9% Jan
150
4c
Massval
10 %
Apr
100
•
Ltd (John) class A
: \c
Acadia
4.50 Mar
52c
Feb
1,400
11
Marchant
45
Jan
1.12
13c
Gold Mines Ltd
Feb
5.45
•
58%
71c
a
1
Ltd—
Speculative Investment Fund of
Canada ■ Ltd'.
w-i—---2
.
Jan
1.00
4c
Hygrade
5.50
5.45
*
7%c
400
*
Abitibi Power «& Paper common
Feb
5.45
13c
Malartic
19%
3.00 May
700
27%. 27%
May
28c
500
1
A_
Jan
11,000
Friday •
15 Va May
44
1,100
4%c
May
16
4,500
1
1.85 May
/26
Jan
3.40 Mar
100
33,500
(Walter M)
Jan
.63/8 May"
-
,
Sale Price
1.98 May
1.72 May
•
Co Ltd
\
INDUSTRIALS
Jan
45
B
2.90
59%
3 Vac >
_*
Prices
Feb
6c
42c
Companies Ltd class
■
Apr
5,900
9c
1
Class
■
11% May
1.72
H
"
5
INDUSTRIAL
May
29 V2
Jan
Feb
Lamontagne Ltd class A
lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lowney
4c
Jan
8.55
4,500
28c 29'/ac
8c
Jail
I6,
*54c
3.90
Ltd
for,
Ltd-.
Preferred
89,300
1
Canada
Jan'
Io-h
May
&l2C
Toronto Stock
Feb
22
'1.30
Apr
•
7J>c
,
3%c
Ltd—
Industries
The
Apr
Jan
1
May
-
6
•
Fel? :
,/..'" ■/ '
Jan
Mar
_1
Mines
Mar
4c
Lithium
Loblaw
8c
168
27c
45
"A"
800
59%
,
5%c Mar
147% May
1,500
1
1
Co
30.62 May
Feb
l.COO
38c
—«
of
Jan
3 VaC
9c
27%
Corp
Apr
45c
3.50
:
:
3.30*
1.80
-A'/.//'//.•/A.
Ltd
Apr
7c
45
-
10
:
Ltd—
Jan
41c
40c
Ltd
3.25
66c
65
8,650
•
Apr
York
May
9c
3.55
Ltd
4,000
6%
Feb
Mar
40c
Mar
41c
8c
Oil
9% May
68 % Jan
2%c Jan
4%c
900
common—•
Mines
Inc
12c
Apr
30.62
—-*1
Ltd
8%c
59
23%
Mines
Mines
1.90
1.68 Mar
57%
1.88
••70c
.^6''
1.40
Mar
30
Feb
—-1
Zinc
(Alfred)
Apr
9 Va
1
B
10%
9Vs
1
Class
700
11,500
27%
'11,900
,
High
23
Apr
25%- May
27 %c Mar
3,600
v
1.60
20%
:
Feb
11c
Laduboro
Lambert
26%
35c
9%
Oil
Jan
38c
•
Ltd
Wood
Feb
23%
10c
ft
Dufault
87c
245
10c
Labrador Acceptance Corp clasg A
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Lake
26,200
1.75
2.50
-
Gold
&
55c
.i •}
1.75
S
Corn—.
Kontiki Lead
38c
35c
35c
.
66c
,
t
-—*
Low
11% all%<
a
6%'j
•
•
Mining
Products
Westville
May
HcllVaC
1.85
Ltd
Westeel
.
10c
Ltd-
.
29
Apr
25%
25%
—
•
Foundation
24 %
34c
66c
-
,
Products
receive
Westburne
Feb
•
& Gas Ltd
Kerr-Addisoh
3,000
29
Metals Ltd 1
Mines
Helium
Iron
Feb
7
Jan
30c
-
■...
Ltd
Keely-Frontier Ltd
13c
8c
29
1
Ltd
Bay Oil
10c
28c
1
Mines &
Co
Feb
29
—1
America
Corp of
12 Va
•
-
Uranium
10% May
1
Sliver
Age Mines
Gui-Por
400
10c
•
—
Golden
10%
1
1
1
Yellowkhife Gold Mines
Lake
Jan
10%
River
Holders
Apr
20%
*
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Geco Mines Ltd
Glen
1.00
Apr
.•
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Giant
Jan
18
Corp
Mineral
changed to
Black
Apr.
50c
200
1
Ltd
of
.
3,300
18
1
(1945) Ltd
Motor Co
Apr
1.00
29c
1
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fano Mining & ExDloratlon Inc
Mines
14
15
Mining
Name
Jan
18
__
*
1
„
Fontana
■13
•
Ltd
Corp.
Ltd
Apr
Wendell
Mar
40c
Feb
11%
375
&
232
1.52
10
Ltd—
25'a
Range Since Jan. 1
1,175
25%
..L "
1,52;
•
Ltd—
Associates
Hout
Der
Weedon
1.32 May
Jan
20c
*
,
Ltd
Mines
Mines
730
Co
22%
•
Swimming Pools class A——1. >/■'"
Vanguard Explorations Ltd——
Ventures'Ltd
^—j.
Jan
Jan
1
———
—
Welding & Steel Works
Mines Ltd
^East "Sullivan
4,500
Properties—_
Electric
Shares
High
Jan
90c
1
Leaseholds
1.14
2,100
32c
A
'
—.
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_#
Drummond
1.30
Van
.Li*
"B"
*•/
Towns
Mar
if or Week
21%
'
■
Ltd—
Principal
Val
Sales
Range
Low
common—*
Ltd
United
Apr
44
Jan
Obalski
Oils
United
Feb,
22
18% May
12 Va
al4% al4 Va
'
—-
A
A
Ltd—-
Dominion Explorers
Dominion
1.29
39%
5,810
12%
•
10%
Mines
Dome
'
.,
Corporations
United
Apr
90c
May
9,745
,
30c
•
12%
58c
200
44
19
1.00
12
—
a58c
42
Warrants
Dolsan
al.05
a58c
—-—.—-——i
4.—-—
•
1.05
3%c Jan
2,000
Monday, May 14, 1962*
.
of Prices
' Par
Ltd
Canada
United
Jan
5c
."■}/
4c
of
Gas
United
Apr
5%c
19%'
10
A
class
Limltee
A
14c
Jan
V
42%
5
Credit
.
■/.
.
1
1
class
Provost
&
Apr
6 %c
a
__
1
Couvrette
6c
4c
•
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Jan
4c
.
•
;
common—
2.71
Union
Jan
5%c
*
Ltd--
Pacific
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consumers
9c
6,000
5c
Jan
-
*
Consol
11c
/\,// V':'..
High
1.00 May
Manitoba
Central
4c
.
Week's
Last;
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
4c
.
(Range for Week Ended May 1 1)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Chronicle
Jan
.
8 %
Feb
3.25
Jan
"
•
„
Warrants
—
;•
2.00,
2.00
2.25
,
„
Volume- 195
Number
6159
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(229-35
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Par
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Ice Machine
Canadian
Imperial
Canadian
Industrial
Industries
Long
Canadian
Marconi
Oil
$5
May
72%
10%
3,225
8%
Jan
HVa
Apr
13%
2,120
12%
Apr
16%
Jan
6%
100
37
38
2,639
26
OS
*
—
Canadian
Tire
Corp
Canadian
: 5
5
5%
880
31
31%
9,172
103
102%
104
90
102
Mar
162
100
Westn
161
161
161
25
156
Mar
26
25%
26%
20,637
25
Feb
10
12%
12%
13
2,712
3414
34%
35%
420
42 %
42%
43
45
42 Va
•
24%
26%
900
18
18%
435
A
*
•.
Natural
'preferred
—
com—18
Gas
;—20
—
P
Gai
1
Winesi-
_L
_L_
Development
Conduits
National 4;
Consolidated
Building
Warrants
-
Class B
Corby Distillery
Class
Coronation
Cosmos
class A
Crown
Dale
Dominion
1.7%
17%
8
Jan
Lake
12
12 %
•
of
Electro
Warrants
General
Feb
109
109
1,105
18
Apr
Apr
i
44 4;
Dominion
Lime
Dominion
85c
25
53
Dominion
Scottish
Steel
30
20
20
108
21,965
-8,532
Dominion Stores
Textile
Industries
Feb
2.10
-■
Eddy
Investment
Paper
common
Exquisite Form
Apr
Preferred
Famous
Fanny
Federal
Farms
Class
B
Loblaw
200
Class
L.ocana
3.60
-Jan
•
21% May
1st
Loeb
A
Warrants;
Ferfpral
Mar
2,848
8%
Jan
225
4.50
Feb
9.25 Mar
61%
5,135
60 %
May
67% Mar
7%
225
6% May
9%
150
8%
13 %
Mar
ll'A
(W
5% %
E
M
Feb
21% Mar
Milton
Molsons
17%
17%
18
5,125
16
Jan
23%, May
18% Mar
10
139
.Feb
10%
10%
200
10% May
10% -Apr
Monarch
31 >4
30%
32%
3,708
28
.Tan
33
Montreal
70
46
Feb
50% Mar
Moore Corp
25%
National
14%
Jan
140
A.
Preferred
Motor Co
(U. S)_.
Co
French
Charles)
t
1,020
il % Mar
17%
17%
1,840
16%
30
30%
275
5%.
5%
1,600
;
-
%5%'
Midwest
29
50
90c
1.02
21,400
23%
23%
100
101
103%
5
4
101
•
147%
y
Mar
-10
12%
■: 25%
27
3.35
3.35
•
1
:
y
Power
common
preferred
•
.
5%'c.
preferred
Geiieral
Bakeries-
General
Development
Motors .4.44
120
General
Pete
General
Steel
Gecdyear
Wares
84c
A
B
Tire
of Canada
class A
4%
28%
Jan
Ocean
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes
Paner
Warrants
Quebec
Northern
Gas
Warrants
common.
Peoples
80c
97c
700
56c
Jan
1.28
Apr
Power
80c
84c
3,620
58c
Jan
95c
33
117
31
Feb
33%
11 %
12%
3,535
Jan
12% May
93
93
93
125
87% Mar
93
May
48
49
420
46
Feb
49
May
6%
6%
315
6%
8
200
6% Mar
19%
19%
12,283
16%
17>/4.
18%
2,945
16%
6.95
7.50
3,692
6.30
9%
9%
751
51
52
225
Class
B
Greater
Coal
class
Winnipeg
•Voting
9%
-
;
51
2.90
3.05
700
2.25
v
4
3.00
3.20
525
2.30
y 16
7% Mar
Apr
8
Apr
Jan
20
May
Apr
19%
Jan
Jan
8.10
I8V2
Feb
10
52% Mar
Jan
3.05
__10
6%
105
6%
1,987
15 %
Jan
17% Mar
16%
1,991
15
Jan
18%
1,830
16%
Jan
20
54
Jan
i.1
61
3.00
2.95
%
3.15
1,361
18,626
%
7
Feb
2.95 May
Hardee
1st
Cotton
Farms
(Geo
Hinde
Hi
&
Co
Paper
Renfrew
i___
_y__i
,.
Mar
12
25%
25%
665
1.20
f .30
600
1.05
1.05
25
54
950
20
300
;r.__*
;
54
53 %
(
20
18
Erie
Imperial
Oil
;
Imperial
Tobacco
common_
Assurance.
;__
10
,
Reitman
Revenue
Robertson
2nd
44*
:
5
*
-
Roe
Royal
Industrial
Inglis
Inland
Inland
Cement Co preferred__i_
Natural Gas common...
Preferred
■
...
Warrants
Preferred
__4__Ji_4___4
1
Bronze
Powders
com
4.^..
^
Interna*ional
Minerals'
4.
Nickel*
St
52 Va
Apr
54
Apr
16
Feb
20
May
Ll
Salada
95
Jan
14%
14%
100
13%
Jan
15%
16
16
110
13
Feb
16
13%
13%
350
12%
Jan
13%
57%
Jan
65% May
Feb
50
Jan
99
55
590
4.90
5.00
1,760
17%
17%
175
53b
5%
5%
19'%
19%
100
1.35
1.40
875
21
21
26
-26
43
49
1,030
7tt%
84
13,095
:
v-
2,700
j
3.60
4.80
16%
5
18%
Feb
May
Jan
May
Jan
1.35 May
100
19%
105
25 Va
43
Apr
Jan
65 %
17,442
—18%
19%
5,840
•
31%
31%
22 Va
30 ">
140
32
Jan
36
Apr
50
85
9%
2,845
8% Mar
Feb
10%
Jan
7.25
5.10 May
805
Jan
Feb
50% Mar
48% Mar
9
Apr
May
18% May
50
~Q;
Jan
5;10
5.10
5.70
82%
82%
82%
12%
12%
12%
10
36%.
36%*
37
411
34% Mar
39
Jan
*
25
25
26%
515
21
Mar
27
May
25
25
30%
3,615
25
May
343i Mar
5
Mar
100
*
...
81
25
7%
300
W:
10
8%
50
22
22%
6,309
11%
83%
Mar
-
Jan
8%
Jan
3.85
550
8
1,380
35%
115
32%
6
25 Va
35
8%
8,773
57
57%
770
2.30
2.55
6%
5%
1.55
52%
28
Mar
Jan
4.75
Apr
28
7%
57
Apr
7% May
Feb
9
Jan
3.75
Mar
25 Va
Jan
7%
8%
,
10%
.
Jan
Feb
37 % Mar
28
9 7
Jan
Jan
62%
Jan
550
2.30 May
3.20
Jan
6%
7,636
5% May
8%
Jan
1.55
1.65
2,110
Apr
2.60
Jan
51
55
881
51
May
64 V*
6
6
125
6
Mar
10%
10%
10%
215
10% May
50%.
*>•
b
Apr
50 V*
51
70
50 % May
1
1
•
53
—
7% May
55
1.50
13
12
13
200
5'A
5%
2,190
20%
20'A
20%
223
.20
21%
21%
Ltd
12
22%
1,725
12
12
12
110
8%
15%
15%
15%
10
14%
20
6%
,
20
200
6'A
6%
775
14,171
20
5%
5%
5%
6%
85
83
85
280
79% May
•
11
10%
11
3,090
8
8%
5,342
10
80%
80
80-/4
•
Canada
11%
11 %
12%
Mar
7%
Jan
87
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
11%
*
May
79
4,370
8
Feb
Mar
8
10% Mar
10
Mall
Feb
20
Apr
•
Apr
Apr
16%
Apr
100
common
Jan
Mar
23%
19% Mar
6
May
12
Apr
*
—
6
20%
Jan
*
—
—j.
14%
Apr
*
Jan
51
May
5
Jan
111%
21% Mar
•
Jan
8
20'A May
*
—
•
Pall
,13
21% May
35 »A
•
common
Jan
84% Mar
11%'May
16 Va
Feb
25
Aior
25
25
25
25
200
23%
Jan
*
10%
10%
10%
125
10%
Apr
•
15%
14%
15%
16,830
11%
Jan
19 Va
120
15%
Jan
19% Mar
class A.
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
19% Mar
/1.86
23'
.
Apr
•
Ltd
11% Mar
Apr
*
200
102 102 Va
25
88c
95c
6,700
14
14%
8.25
;
13,032
765
Water &
Power
Dairies
May
19
12%
7.25 May
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
7.25
4 20
100
5.50
Jan
11%
16,790
10
Apr
11%
Jan
22%
22%
23 Vb
21,347
21%
Apr
26Va
Jan
450
23%
—*
41 %
—50
24
41
41%
1,108
7%
19.290
Preferred
7
•
12%
12%
127/b
1,325
12%
29
29
31'A
5,739
27%
250
12%
Ltd
Paving
Standard
Radio
Rtedman
Bros
*—
—
—*
19%
20
52
25
31%
1,160
4.25
620
>
2,130
.
--
IIV2
11%
32%
11%
*
——0
804
987
4.15
*
13
52
19%
preferred—^.50
12%
12%
*
20
Industries
Jan
7
———*
*
A
34%
160
13%
14
2,600
27 %
23% Mar
42%
39 Va Mar
—4-«—*
class
common
Foods
4.20 May
7
30%
Steel
Standard
14
1.25
4.20
•
common.*
—.—
Industries
Stafford
106
Mar
10%
,
!
I
preferred
Somerville
22%
Jan
Mar
81c
—10%
class A—.
Simpsons Ltd
S
K
D
Manufacturing
Slater
22%
100
7.25
—
Feb
60
22%
14
—
Arts
Silver wood
18
22%
90c
i.—_—*
100
*
Holdings
Shullys
18
22%
102%
•
A——
Feb
May
-.28
class
Gas
Shawintgan
May
6%
89
5%
L
8%
v
—*
Warrants
Selkirk
Jan
i -Apr
18
May
5%
8%
3.85
preferred
Seven
5.00 May
78% Mar
5%
22%
1.28
*
(1956)
Jan
52%
97
99
4.95
17%
%_
153
48 %
99
.
4.10 Mar
60 Va Mar
50
4.95
63
18'A
105
-•
A
-
63%
•
Gas
Can
of
A
•
95
i———
A—
Foods
Class
78%
97'A
—*
Maurice
Class
.-
97%
preferred
Cement
17% Mar
' 43%
97%
1
Corp common
34%
■
21% Mar
—108
A
May
>-1.35
Feb
common
Lawrence
May
•
Apr
20
.
•
Lawrence
Class
15
♦*.;__
25
St
Apr
25
:
■
50
Apr
1.75
Apr
•
-International
26
105
5,815
4.90
Feb
25
Industries
6,562
.
Apr
20 %
Gas
Ore
Russell
15%
.4
-
60 Va
Apr
28%
20
-;____44r4_-__4%._^4
International
-
lo
:
12%
25
-
•
*_4
90
Jan
20%
*
Jan
111
15
Minerals
tJohn)
Jan
60
20%
common
(Hugh)
Va May
49
77
*
common
Russell
45
•
15
9,528
19 Va
—
Jan
11,700
49
Jan
Mar
88%
56'A
19 %
Preferi'ed
May
47
-
Apr
17%
51%
v
•
Oil
Jan
-
Apr
15 Va
Jan
Debenture
Bank of
135
_4
45
11% May
14 Vb May
Jan
Paper class A
152
26
Jan
88%
88%
——.
V)
(A
Feb
15%
Feb
*
Preferred
53
»'•
41
„
,
Jan
Jan
31'%
*
preferred
A preferred—
625
*
:
May
16V4
Nodwell
60
it0.25Wpreferred ^_______44-4—^.4-50
4%% preferred
;4
—100:.
28
16%
class
$6
Robin
140
45%-
146
25
Prop preferred.—.—
Mfg common
135
45%
29%
Aor
31
Apr
1,470
Bldg common
Rothmans
Jan
3.30 Mar
28%
3.00
2.55 Mar
27%
18%
Preferred
3.40
2,595
28 %
•
class
Revelstoke
59%
3.55
1,947
—__*
Reid
138%
;
common..'
Acceptance
12%
Mar
550
29
—10
Class A'__
Litho preferred
,
Apr
26
Apr
41c
2.85
„■—
Natural
3.45
*
•
4
*
25
104
2.05
28
1.90
18%
Products
Iron
Rolland
3.60 May
Apr
Apr
Apr
2.15
Jan
1.90
2.85
28 %
18%
Corp
59%
•
,
20
Life
•
6%
1.75
4.50 May
Jam
18%
Industries
Feb
66
Feg
105
4-._4.__5
^—
Imperial
Industrial
25
2,776
25%
Home i: Pittfield______4_—4—_-_20c
Huron
107
12%
_100-
___y
22
12%
.
*-1.30
>
*
4—
1,856
107
25
preferred
25
8
7%
12 %
•
Dauch.-
<fc
26
26
7%
_____100
'_____
—:
Hendershot
•
•
__•
Carpets
Preferred
Hees
*
:.___
...
preferred ...4
Harding
Holt
common
common
3.80
Jan
18%
common
Royalite
^Hamilton
7%
18%
Preferred
17% Mar
60
2 20
1,160
•
Rapid Grip Batten common
Jan
16%
60y2
6,750
,
Warrants
Jan
3.50
Apr
Apr
18%
.
Apr
50
——
Credit
Quebec
Jan
16
'
12%
common
Premium
■
16%
16%
•
—____!'
Feb
6%
•
•
...«4
Mar
Jan
8%
43
2.90
;
4—
•
*■
:
;
9%
"
-
.4
A
Gas
Guaranty Trust
•Rights
1
4
trust
Greyhound Lines
18%
_..l._50
i
warrants
West
19y2
Jan
;
Power
Utilities
Phantom
!
...
15% Mar
Feb
7*50
.~4'44_:
...
12% May
Feb
,
11
100
:_
—
Pipeline
60 %
4
274
4.50
;
Drilling
38%
8
12
4.50
Telephone
Pembina
Jan
.""44.
11%
__
•
Natural
Ontario
Penmans
Jan
—1
Preferred .4.^.44
Parker
48%
•
common.
Feb
,*12% Mar
55%
!;:444
Feb
11%
Hersey
11%
•
4—
Power
_—-
Page
30
B:'-_4l---444_^^___4444__4_._^4*
Class
Jan
109%
Mar
Jan
90
__
23
Preferred
37%
103%
Mar
751
___•
i.
Jan
Feb
—
Loan &
32
•
—
Cement
32%
pfd—50
Jan
10
22
-
•
common
Warrants
59
.100
--
2 50
Apr
525
—*
Works
Mines
31
•
715
7%
,14% Mar
30% May
380
2.40
Feb
2.40 Mar
——-—*
Wire
56
y
*
common—_—__•
_4_4__^_4
Gordon Mackay
Great
80c
^
class
Mfg
Preferred
Great
common.
._:_4444._
Products
General
50c
50c
Drill
56
W 2.40
Feb
111%
22%
A—
Products
31%
.4
1%
Feb
7%
*
Trust———
Steel
11% Jan
Apr
1.60
22%
.'_—
Wholesale
'105
104%
210
Feb
14% Mar
110
5
Oshawa
j
16%
Mar
445
51%
Northwest
Mar
109
•
Ontario
20
Apr
May
.*
common
_r__
Ontario
510
Jan
Feb
7%
common
Preferred
Jan
2.40
21
Jan
2.15
106
Jan
12
Jan
1.00
11% May
1,758
Northern
Jan
175
1J %
4,925
Apr
107
Feb
4.25
Apr
108
44
Jan
14%
Jan
51
Jan
2.15
14%
Northern
Jan
103
Drug & Chemical common...*
NorandA
1.15 Mar
25% Mar
100
12%
4.10
13
Feb
10%
Mar
22%
Preferred
30
Jan
2,705
18,235
44
Northern
Jan
15
12%
14 VB
Trust
Class
17%
11%
11%
4.75
107
2.55
80c
14%
44
20%
11%
49
105% 105%
14%
3.35 May
13
.
108 %
•
Feb
100
500
iiy2
17% May
3.25 Jan
115
8,240
95c
•
5
300
2,191
2.80
95c
12
105 %
40
535
102
825
—»_•
Locomotive
2,075
102
6,570
50%
2.55
14%
•
Fine Foods_„
18
107
^..1
—
;
•
—100
100
_^L—Li—
B
4.00
.
9
50
Jan
10%
29,950
Gas
class
3.60
11%
-
1
Dynamics
General
A
102
4100
4
General
Class
%
8%
8% May
8% May
21
———2
30%'
"
.31%
-
100
;
4,501
20
Power
3.80
:
860
*
20%
•
i
Grain.—
17%
18
3.80
8%
33
8%
■
20%
3.60
24% May
"
5 f/o
&
Brewery
57% Mar
Jan
34 % Mar
50%
River
Jan
11%
Feb
*
Prop.
Industries
Overland
Gatinean
Powell
Apr
98
Apr
147% May
685
*
A__
Apr
66c
1.220
31%
32
May
28 Vb
Preferred
Mar
21%
244
12 'A
33Va
24 Va
6
Mar
Feb
May
Niagara
28
170
147%-149%
25%
v
preferred
class
4.
12%
-
.
Trailer^
29
29
96c
31
May
Neon
Apr
1,320
14
Apr
Jan
33%
25
33
3.00
32
33
14% May
200
■I19
46%
23% Mar
Apr
4,495
Feb
300
19
Feb
9%
26
27 Va Mar
800
Jan
22%
15%
National
3.25
10'A
200
14
Jan
54%
6,030
25
15
.
40,750
25
common
Brick
Class
May
215
Apr
Jan
17%
8%
National Steel Car—_—_—___
52
Jan
14%
Feb
5
Feb
57 Va
23%
__
12%.
3.25
•
Petroleum
Frosst
12%
23%
.
Companies
Frttehauf
12
•
j.
of;Canada^
Fraser
Apr¬
12
.20-
1
—_
—
Ford
10
___1
__^y___u41
Manufacturing.
Fleetwood Corp
Ford
Jan
•
_
Fleet
Foundation
Jan
200
22%
May
14%
_*
Light
Feb
10
26%
Apr
43
20
19%
10
Feb
21
•
Canadian
p C
22'%
4
25%
60
17
13
.
2.-60
Preferred
300
21
200
250
——_.—*
M)—
Metro Stores
Feb
27,683
12% Mar
Feb
23%
__
—
Ltd
t 8,156
145
>
45
50
preferred
Maxwell
21
17
26
22
17%
_—.Ll._-._-
Bloedel
13%
235
26
43
32
Ltd
(M)
23%
190
3,305
8%
—
warrants.—:
Macmlllan
Apr
8
Jan
23%
18%
Apr
16 Va May
Feb
50
11
190
Jan
•
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
4%%:
preferred
.
Jan
Feb
16% Mar
17%
11%
21%
30
_•
Maple Leaf Mills common
23 %
33
30
A
Jan
—-,-.4—.
class
Grain
pfd
Minerals
23
.
pfd
—
20%
•'
1st
____________—
:_i_
...
A
class
Jan
t
11
100
465
43
•
27
49
520
35
18'A
—
20
common
class
Preferred
Feb
Mar
3.20
13% May
1.30 May
725
16%
16%
.25
22% May
49
5,344
-
18
11%
—
38
Class B
10 Va Mar
117
Apr
10 Va
Apr
Apr
35
11%
•
;
154
__
9
Jan
7
Apr
May
140
2.70
'."V 315
Feb
1.20
Feb
Jan
A
May
140
1,000
■'
11
Apr
Mar
26
class
20
•
6
Feb
120
13
80c
May
May
3
20
Cos
23%
3.10 May
44-
<
10
14
275
*
...
14 V*
Feb
18'A
Groceterias
Jan
9%
;
9%
•
Loblaw
1.10 May
60%
30
3.00
9%
Jan
37
10
17%
2.80
9%
;
Mexican
1
850
10
;.
.—
Midland* Pacific
,
-vL 7,000
Feb
3.90
::
Feb
preferred
20%
4.
425
95c
6%
4.80
11%
May
May
10% Mar
Feb
May
Players Canadian
Farmer Candy
10%
86C
6%
3.30
;
Feb
Mar
10
10%
6%
3.50
.
1.80
12
-
10%
900
*
Feb
4.25
Preferred
60
6*80 *•-7.25
io
1,058
3.75
Jan
9%
2.80
51
___
9,754
11%
21%
3.35
Apr
«.
3.60
11%
Jan
Apr
May
3,850
6,070
^10
common.....
•3.40
11%
7
3.65
Jan
_lo
1,050
3.50
10%
common.
16%
275
7%
Mar
3.50
48
4—•
Empire Life Insurance
13
Cement common_._...l
285
.10
69% Mar
Apr
600
Trust
78
May
Mar
18%
•
preferred U
Montreal
Economic
May
11
2.45
Industries
Levy
Apr
16
7%
T_*
60
55
4,205
,127
.
100
Jan
1.30
50
,
Mar
2.15
2.65
10%
j..
:
Feb
5.80
86
1.30
50
preferred
Co
Apr
80
7%
—
preferred
*
^
Jan
1.60
2.50
10%
common
Preferred
May
77%
200
177/b
warrants
Financial
23.50
.
4.90
*
5,017
*-■■■
•
21%
10
common
Feb
Feb
8%
13%
•
k
11%
10
;
120
—<-—13
Chem
'j2.
Jan
9Qc
2.50
..50
1
_—
&
Tar
Preferred
22%
21%
6.80
pfd.
Coal
61%
3.50
20%
__
60 %
67
55
7%
Leland
Jan
13%
Jan
113
Jan
18 "A Mar
Jan
3.15
,_1
60
11%
400
17%
A
Loan
$1.25
$2
11/
Mar
8
\
;
47%;
9'/2
Inv
19
4
Mar
4,175
v
4-y
3.10
y
7%
,
6% May
'
Feb
>
$1.40
Jan
Feb
Feb
12%
May
250
45%
Magnesium
Dominion
8
1,060
3.10
common—•
.*.
17% May
295
3,185
•
45%
-
Steel
&
3,830
3.45
Secord
Lowney
•
;
Foundry
3,357
1.65
60
10
Laurentide
Feb
1.00
112%.
Jan
22 Va
13% Mar
9%
Laura
9
300
9
Lamb ton
107
1,400
21%
common
J,
Dominion
.
Apr
1
Ontario
Jan
106
57%.
20%
85%
2.125
10
Preferred
Feu
45
,
1.90
20%
.
83
56%
Gas
Jan
125
' 4 :
14%
9%
.*
Ins
674
4.80
V
_,r
Canada
Cements
8%
25
18% Mar
14%
20%
•
,
Canada
25c
common^...
class
of
8.95
Jan
11% May
1.50 Jan
57%
20%
common
new
Jan
Feb
40
,;4
2
_
Inv
7%
6.00
21
1.00
'
40c
13%
16
1.80
._•
6% Mar
80
1.60
1.60
Labatt
Jan
13%
9,717
8%
8%
100
Bridge.
Dominion
Dover
18%
16% Mar
May
Lafarge
•
Anglo
Dupont
18%
'_•%
—10
2,800
•
preferred
Lakeland
400
9%
.*
common
Seagrams
Dominior.
106
.4-y--y_*
___
Dominion
Dominion
106
9%
...
45c
6%
83
•
t
Kelvinator
Jan
11.477
;
107% 107%
w;
■
>
5
Jan
Jan
6.70
_10
Ltd
14
35
12 %
23%
19%
.;
7%
1
Douglas
11%
19
_
6%
86c
Kelly
Apr
6.05
12^
6%,
45c
Service.—
warrants
Class B
Jan
Jan
22%
y
6%
Lake
B
8%
19%
1—•
*
2.80
Class
8
22%
18%
52% Mar
—lo
Preferred
50
•
•
Ja».i
Discount
preferred—
Jockey Club Ltd
25
4V44
3,465
_
common
3.85
2,225
','44
6.05
_
,
2,425
preferred
Dominion
9%
8%
8%
Estate
Distillers
9%
8%
15%
.100
___.._*'
48 %
Feb
8
•
Timber
•
A
Apr
4.65
15
;
;
International
Class
20%
Jan
8
„
Nest
Crush
Jan
15%
Ltd..
Trust
Crows
Jan
14%
■'
Credit
L)
Crestbrook
32
•
14%
,
Imperial
(R
-4.4 .120
.
100
Craig Bit -L-——--L.L
Crain
32%
•
_T
390
Feb
Jan
8%
—
preferred
Apr
18 % May
480
.
Clark. Publishing—,
28
Feb
4,490
Consumers Gas class A
Copp
Jan
Apr
16%
7%
4.25
t_
common..
56
*20%
34%
19%
2
2
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Jefferson
17
10
Consumers Gas
51%
25c
Public
Jamaica
Jan
Apr
___*
common.,..
47% Mar
50%
com.
A
14% Mar
May
19
9%
Class
44
5
14
Preferred
Jan
16% Mar
4.10
*
Jan
51
...
Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Syndicate common...
May
May
34
29%
19
c_l
42%
'
215
14
1
2,150
4.70
Glass
326
4.10
:*
Consolidated Bakeries
46%
•
Iroquois
1,355
•
—
Credits
Commercial
Investors
Apr
32%
__
Bldg
warrants.
Jan
30
•
ZZ
Enterprises
11%
Apr
27%
5%
—•
t
Columbia Cellulose
V.
High
45%
Intel-provincial
Feb
30
5%
*
■:v44
^^-Low
45%
Warrants
Jan
5%
,
ProDerties
16%
16%
Canadian Westinghouse
Canadian wide
6%
34%
Jan
2flt% May
25
class
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
Common
Apr
105
•—
Vickersr.
Canadian
Combined
45
31%
preferred
Shares
Low
25
Inter-Provincial
7% Mar
Feb
1
Common
K
6% May
•
Railway
1959
common
Sales
for Week
'
*
Pacific
Utilities
Interprovincial
Jan
9%
6 %
Co
Petrofina
C
Preferred
13%
;
preferred———
Chateau
Apr
9%
common
Canadian
4%
10
Mar
100
Cos
Canadian
4;
9
64 %
Feb
13%
*
preferred
■8'/<
1,000
6,323
15%
Jan
•
common
Island—
Canadian
10
12%
International
.
pf Prices
Par
High
'
Range
Sale Price
2.50
Locomotive
Canadian
647
66%
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
13y2
.64%
64 %
STOCKS
Shares
High
13
Week's
Friday
for Week
10
10
Gas—
Canadian
13
1
common
Bank
Canadian
Low
•
(Range for Week Ended May 11)
Sales
Sale Price
41
7
9%
19
Jan
Apr
14
Jan
32% Mar
Jan
12%
20%
52%
Fp6
Feb
32% Mar
Jar»
3.75 Mar
Apr
14% Mar
Feb
Mar
51 % Mai
29
Jan
Jan
7% May
May
.
4.60
Jan
11V4
Feb
16
28
Jan
34% May
12% Mar
15
J»«.
Jau
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2294)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS:
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Steel
of
*
Sterling
class
Canadian
North
May
25
Jail
Canadian
Mar
105
Canadian
Silica
*
104
Erin
Mines
1
104
104
50
50
25
46%
28
500
14%
300
15%
15%
1.50
1.45
1.50
-100
—10
——.
Superior Propane common——
Supertest
ordinary—
Petroleum
Switson Industries
—
'
common
Canada
;■
50
Feb
28
May
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
14
400
50%
24%
3,150
.
Apr
Jan)
May"
Jan
16%
Apr
Cariboo
Feb
Cassiar
1.70
1.35 Feb
19%
359
19
1,194
50
125
Candore
Canadian
Inv
Gen
Star
Warrants
Bank--
preferred
Towers Marts
4 % %■
65%
.—50
—
class A—
Pipeline
Acceptance
preferred
preferred.
2nd
Gas. of
—-—
*
9
2.95
3.25
Dei
Central
Pat Gold
Porcupine
Charter
Corps
i——
United
Steel
Electric
95
41
41 %
22
23%
14%
14 %
14%,.
32%
34%
Feb
.10
preferred—.—
Apr
41%
Apr
Coin
Wainwright
G
wl!?ty
27%
Jan
Combined
"101
*'
15%
39
Jan
Webb
1
Ref—
&
W
May
9% Apr
Con
—
Key Mines
Consolidated
__
-
Eellekcno
23%
Jan
Consolidated
60
Apr
Consolidated Callinau
26
60
27 %
Jan
Consolidated
6%
6%
50
24% Mar
6% Feb
7%
Apr
Consolidated Discovery
19 c
7,100
14c
22c
11
Feb
Beta
Consolidated
Apr
Consolidated
7% Feb
Consolidated
7%
7 %«
7%
100
7
Mar
59%
59
60
125
55
Jan
63
Mar
16
16
129
14% Mar
16
Apr
Eouipment
7%
•
East
Western
Canada
Western
(Geo)
—x
Class -B
-
4 % r:'c
-
•
_
preferred
Consolidated
Golden
White
Pass
&
Wood
(J)
class A
Class
York
A
Consolidated
Morrison
Consolidated
250
warrants—
23%
Apr
Nicholson
28 %
Feb
28% Mar
Consol
9
Mar
11% May
35 % Feb
Consolidated
■
35
35
106
35
Feb
35c
465
35c
Api-
50c
Consolidated
5.135
17%
Apr
Apr
19
20
1,965
19
Jan
22% Mar
Consolidated
99
100
9.50
6,969
10
9%
3.05
9.05
7%
225
94
—0
16%
44
15%
Copper-Man
May
17%
Jan
6.35
Jan
Cowichan
Craigmont
Croiivor
Cusco
IIII1
Allied
Pacific
Minerals
10c
Jan
5,119
6 %c
4,395
5.50
Anacon
Leduc
Lead
15,800
35%c Mar
19,218
2%c Apr
5%c
53c
1,619
40c
Jan
56c
23c
May
32c
Jan
Associated
5,200
10,293
12 %c 16 %c
1.95
35,755
10,633
20o
:
15c
2.65
Apr
Mar
28c
Jan
22 %c
5c
Mar
47c
5,615
41c
6%c
4,500
6c
8c
Feb
6c
Mar
.10.25c
8.25
8.25
9.00
9.60
9.60
160
1
13c
12 %c
13c
6,000
41 %C
41c
45c
102,750
*
40c
10c
r
43 %c
•45 c
—1
8.00
Jan
10% Mar
9.00
1,105
Apr
10%
16c
12%cMay
38c
45 %c
May
10c
11c
12,127
10c
Feb
1.10
1.15
47,200
92c
Jan
1.37
14c
13c
15c
23,000
8c
Jan
16 %c
Coast
Copper
Yellowknife
River
Aumaque
Gold
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
56c
56c
65c
39,694
45c
Jan
93c
Jan
19c
21c
5,400
14%c
Jan
36c
Jan
3,600
1.00
1.00
Mines
1.00
——1
Mines—
Amnacho
15c
Jan
May
19c
*.x—;
Rliffner
Apr
Feb
Jan
Feb
1.13
.---I,
Jan
Feb
10%C
Nickel,"—
1
Mines—.—
1
Mines.,
1
Feb
1.19
Oil
<fc
Gas
class
A
1
May
8,200
5c
Feb
7%c
8,500
7c
Jan
11 %c
Jan
10c
9c
12c
36,933
8c
Feb
12c
May
6c
6c
6,500
5%c
Feb
7c
Jan
3.60
3.40
3.65
2,300
•3.25' Jan
7.75
7.60
^preferred—i.,—————-25
5%%
2nd
preferred
—25
•
Banfl
Delnite
Oil——
Baiilteuo Mines---
Bankfield
Barex
Cons
Base
Bala
6,700
50c
51c
1.30
Corp
—500
Bay
Duvan
Duvex
Oils
Djaiamic
Mines
Cadamet
El
Calalta
Petroleum
Calvert
Gas
Campbell
&
Oil—
Fargo
Oils
Fatima
8%c
34c
Fen
Mar
27c
Jan
Feb
8%c
Jan
49 %c
49 %c
52c
52,500
47c
Jan.
59c
Feb
6.85
6.50
6.90
4,902
6.00 Apr'
7.00 Mar
2.45
2.45
2.80
3,100
2.45
3.10
30c
31c
3.925
26 %c
May
Apr
36c
Jan
Jan
3.35
3.85
4.20
7,925.
3.75 Mar
4.90
Feb
2.62
2.58
2.65
6,515
2.25
3.40
Jan
4%c.
4%c
4 %c
4c
Canada
*
1.02
Lands
Southern
Petrol
19%c Mar
23 %
26c 28 %c
5.3
6,010
20%
3,300
25c
0
14,787
157h
16%
2,625
99c
1.04
6,500
9,015
3.05
15,950
1.95
3.50
3.76
2.05
2.14
Minerals
——1
Chieftain Petroleum———•
5 %c
5%c
6c
Canadian
6,800
90c
94c
Canadian
10,300
Delhi
—10c
5.30
13
80c
Petroleum
90c
4.10
4.10
4.25
7,138
4.00
1.90
1.80
2.00
1,426
1.50
Canadian Dyne Mines.
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Higii Crest
Canadian Homestead
*
3.75
3.75
3.95
7,745
1
1.05
99c
1.05
14,430
,—,.16%
1.39
1.38
-—
Malartic
footnotes,
see page
Jan
21c
Apr
6.799
lOVaC
Jan
5.700
30c
Jan
47,675
8%c
12c
77,690
8%c
4,200
9 Vac 12 %c
174,158
5c
Feb
4,700
90c
Jan
2.35
Jan
7.90 May
Feb
17c
5%c
13c
6,500
8 %C
4.000
1.33
42,596
40c
22,400
70c
19 a 4
20%
4,440
(je
6c
6c
500
6%c
6 Vac
7 %c
31,275
3%c
3 %c
3 VaC
7c
1,000
,
12c
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.36 May
75c
Jan
85c
Jan
Mar
21 % Mar
Jan
6 Vac May
3Vac Mar
May
12c
Jan
45VaC Jan
6q
May
12 %c Mar
Atar
17
Feb
1.60 May
Jan
1.17
36c
3,600
20
1
_50c
"
6 Vac Mar
6.25
36c
53c
1.05 May
7c
Jan
9%c
Jan
5c
.
Jan
Jan
10c
10c 10 Vac
6,150
10c'
Mar
16c
21c
20c
21c
20,900
19c
Jan
25 %c
7c
7%c
88,900
6%^>Mar
20c
22c
9,000
15c
10c
12c
55,866
45c
55c
11 %c
49%c
Jan
10c
Jan
24c
Mar
Jan
49,050
31c
64c
Mar
47c 48 %c
48c
14,448
44c
Jan
50c
Mar
12
10,670
10
Jan
12 % Mar
11%
11 %
45c
46c
47c
5,300
3.85
4.05
23,999
26 Va
29
3,980
23% Mar
11 Vs
8%c
64c
3.60 Mar
29
46c
May
11
Feb
4.05
29
Jan
May
12
6.000
May
15%
Jan
8c
9c
14,500
8c
Jan
12 %c
Feb
19c
20c
1,527
17c
Mar
24 %c
12 VaC 13 Vac
25,700
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
4 %c
9,000
4c
Jan
6 %c
Apr
11
—
12 %c
-
•
Va
4c
28 VaC May
22,424'
Feb
29c
28 Vac
75c
Jan
5%c
5 %c
6c
3.000
4VaC Mar
6%c
Jan
2.27
2.20
2.30
24,700
2.10 Mar
2.49
Jan
1.75
1.78
5,375
1.90
Jan
1.40
1.57
20,900
1.80
Jan
9 Vac 10 Vac
10,800
1.75
1.43
9%c
33c
6%c
17c
1.65
Apr
1.40 May
9c
13c
Feb
5c
4,600
3o0>
Apr
Jan
8 Vac
Apr
15 Vac
1.71
1.76
3,350
1.60
1.81
Apr
3.15
3.40
4,502
3.05
Apr
4.20
Jan
9c
9c
9c
2,200
9c
May
18 Vac
Jan
Mar
31c
Jan
1.71
Feb
25c
23c
27c
16,365
22c
20c
8 %c
7c
9c
15,500
-5c
Jan
15 Vac
15c 19 %c
158,990
10c
Jan
Jan
Jan
6,400
6c
1
28
27 Va
29%
6,470
25%
1
9 Va c
9 %c
10c
10,000
97&
97c
1.03
11,440
78c
1
Mine
Mines
Ltd
12
11%
Explorers
—
1
25c
16C
■
12
2 3 Vac
27c
28,800
5 VaC
5%c
8
30.055
J
13c
29% Mar
1.09
Jan
Apr
12 % May-
Jan
13c
MayJan
i9VaC
Jan
%
Jan
19 Va
i
9 Vac May
1
Ltd
8c
7 VaC
1
;
Ltd
22 Vac Mar
Feb,,,
*
Yellowknife
Glenn
27c
4.00
1
...
Ltd
Mining
Glacier
Jan
Mar
1
Mines
Mines
Apr
9c
34c
Jan
Apr
1
Goldray
Grandroy
Mines
Granduc
Mines
Lead
500
5c
Jan
9c
31c
35c
11,200
24c
Jan
39c
Apr
19c
16 % c
1 9c
31.100
16c
Jan
20c
Mar
36c
40 c
*
Mining
31c
1
Mines.
Mines
5-a c
—i
—1
Uran
17c
1
:
38,347
23c
Jan
40c
May
17c
18 c
9,625
12c
Mar
24c
Jan
3.10
3.45
4,615
2.80 Mar
4.15
10%
12
2,692
10% May
15%
Feb
7 Vac
7%c
3,000
5Vac
9c
Api-
35c
—-1,
Develou
11
1
7%c
1
12 %c
12c
15c
16,631
1
Mines
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold..
9.65
9.45
9.65
1,810
1
Jan
51
5c
c
6c
Jan
18 %C Mar
6VaC Jan
8.35
Jan
10%' Feb
Jan
Jan
8c
oe
35,000
Mar
Jan
Hallnor
Hard
15c
Feb
10%c
Feb
29c
Jan
Mines
2.15
iJan
2.50 May
14 %c May
Lakes
Gold
Highland
H^llinger
:
Lake
Mines
Ltd
B
11c
Mar
18,800
8c
Feb
16c
15c 15 Vac
1,009
13c
Feb.
19c
92c
94c
2,700
84c
Mar
Jan
Apr
1.25
Jan
i
17c
17c
19c
48.991
13c
Jan
24c
Jan
31c
29c 32 %c
12,100
28c
Mar
65c
Jan
6c
Apr
14c
class
6c
7c
13,300
1
2.34
2.20
2.40
4,650
2.15 May
25%
7,750
20% Mar
261
6c
Jan
2.66
*
Jan
Jan
Gold
5
23%
23 %
A
•
12%
12 Va
13%
4,069
11% May
15%
11%
11%
12%
4,996
11% May
15% Mar
2.15
2.35
3,020
2.05 Mar
57%
59
3,797
54 Va
4,390
lfi
•
—
Consolidated
Gold
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting.
Howey
Hudson
8,570
14c
1
—
Consolidated
Co
14c
11c
1
Iron
Bell
Oil
12 %c
12c
1
Mines.—
Headway Red
Class
1,000
2.20
12 %c
1
1
Gold
of
Heath
-
2.25
1
1
Mines
Minerals
Hastings
Head
a
-1
—
Gold
Rock
Harrison
Hasaga
—.
Bay Oil
1
*
2.50
57%
16%
16%
17 Va
2.65
59 Va
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
20% Mar
May
28%
Feb
Hugh Pam Porcupine
15c
4,850
12c
...Feb
Jan
i
14 %c
17c
Jan
Hydra
1
35 %c 35 Vac
vt.2,560
32c
Apr
54c
Feb
Jan
52c
25,690
42c
Feb
72c
16,510
66c
May
1.34
Jan
1.60"
11,700
1.46 May
2.55
Jan
7.50
Mar.
16%
Exploration
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
Jan/
Jan'
Mar
1.45
23,493
16c
16c
21c
7,450
90c
1.00
1,576
90c
May
34c
33c
34c
2,800
3ic
Jan
4'3.
Jan
34c
39c
90c
•
5c
Mar
Jan
10c
1.38 May
16c
Jan
24c
Jan
:—_20b
.
Gold—
3.70
84c
6c
May
5%c Mar
■
——.
Jan
11.000
3.50
Warrants
Canadian Devonian
9c
20c 21 % c
2.10
—
Geco
Home
8%c Mar
1
—x
Mar
■
13,762
1
Canada Tungsten
Canadian Astoria
Feb
8%c
22%
4c
12,969
Jan
5c
16%
For
Jan
10c
12c
1
Canadian
14c
-
26,000
Campbell Red Lake.;,
Canada
Jan
Feb
270,200
5.35
Oil
2.49
Jan
5%c
23%
Feb
6,000
27c
32c
1
Ltd
Jan
5c
—-1
2.'49 May
13c
4 VaC
1.26
1
Mining
Mar
5c
1,083
Mar
73c
Feb
May
1.60
1
Gulf
•
Jan
Vac
1
Jan
Api*
1.35
11,000
Jan
1.90
11c
Jan
Feb
1.28
Mar
24c
7 Va c
Ltd
Jan
44c
,
1.34
4.35
4%c
40 c
Mining
Farwest
7c
12,600
23,250
77,500
Mar
1.10
1
Faraday Uranium Mines
10c
4%c Mar
47c
2-48
9%c 11 %c
7,600
17c
58c
42,000
47c
i—•
Chibouga^nau
1
1
Mines
Mines
14 %c 18 % c
15.600
5c
Gulch
10c
c
3.25 May
29,675
1.33
*
Plains
•
56c
2.49
17c
Great
2.36
20c
45c
55c
2.20
1
Goldfields
1
*
92c
1
Goldale
1
25c
11,220
Corp
Eurekfa
IJeb
15q
———
1.06
5c
Jan
May
Calgary & Edmonton—
96c
Mining
Sol
11c
8%c
95c
7,540
1
-
Mines
19c
'
Jan
34'/a
5.900
8VaC
-1
Mines
Apr
47c
1
71c
18,800
1.31
3.55
Jan
1 °
Sullivan
Elder
15 %c
Mar
Mines
Mineral
East
Eldrich
Jan
12c '
May
40c
1.20
3.45
13 % c 19 VaC
1
Pete
11c
12c
3 4 Vac
*
Amphi Gold
5%c
2.39
Oils...——1
Apr
2.50
!
Malartic Mines
9,500
;
Cable
May
59c
1
East
8,428
6c
+
48c
Jan
25c
East
Jan
1
Lake
&
7c
10c
Ankerite
Red
Jan
41c
3(5
1
Co
Copper
13 c
5,313
Mining & Smelting
Buffalo
Buffalo
30c
119,275
1
Mines
7c
Mines———;—.v—.—1
90,825
57 c
1
Mines
12c
12,000
——1
48c
50c
Jan
Feb
1
Petroleum
Dunraine
Jan
1.60
Feb
7c
1
36c
1
Dome
Donalda
32c
Mar
11c
Petroleums
Brunswick
6c
9c
6c
Uranium———
Reef
7,450
13.800^
10c
Pioneer..———————i
Bi'oulan
Apr
11C
.
Britalta
55c
Jan
6%c
Borduclac Mines ———
*
Bouzan Mines Ltd——————1
Bralorne
Feb
1.14 May
1
—
7c
>
Jan
48c
21 %c
—r—--1
Mines
Jan
May
1.80
1
Mines
Giant
Mar
7%c
6%c
20c
4c
.1.10 Mar
1.59
1
Mascot
27c
9 %c
6c
Jim
-1,300
•
1
Dickenson Alines 3
Giant
Jan
9%c
6c
17c
5 Va c
i
1
Dome
Feb
Feb
7%c
7c
1
Copper
1.55
20c
21,680
9%e
Jan
3,600
4c
70c
Mines
Mines
28c
37,550
25c 25 %c
•
May
43c
1
Genex
16%c
8,500
1.15
25c
*
14c
38c
1
Feb
'
51c
1.26
———•
———
Mines
1.12 May
47,900
Bidcop Mines Ltd...
Black
100
25c
—
Yukon
1.13
27c
Lodge Mines —i———*
Belcher Mining Corp1.
1
Bibis
1.13
23c
Beaver
Bethlehem
26
23c
Duouesne
Bevcon
25% Mar
Apr
50c
Mining
Uranium Mines-
Petroleums
Bea t tie
.Jan
24%
1
Metals
Easka
22
1
*
Feb
265
255
23c
Mines
8%c May
1,883
—
—i__.
Palmer Oils
Devon
1?
10%
7.60 May
16,885
22 %
24C
Barymin Exploration LtcL
9,999
25c.
—.—
—
Mines
Gaitwin
25%
—1
Mines—x—
4,500
10c
38c
1
Mines.
Francoeur
25%
50o
Trust
Banutt
8.35
Feb
Apr
1.30
—
Mines
Denison
3.75 May
22%
25%
6c
Jan
11c
Mimes
Gold
Frobisher
Bailey Selburn
5%
1st
Feb
Apr
9c
9c
7c
__1
Aunor Gold Mines
1.05
8%c
7c '
3 %c
7c
38c
4%c
...
Pacific
Delhi
Jan
8%c
1
Arcadia
Jan
J54c
1
—
Mines
Warrants
Atlantic
3,250
6c
Mines
Gold
26c
2.05
22c 25%c
14c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anglo United Development..
Mines
23c
6c
5,500
1.20
Mines— 2.50
——1
Explorers
Mines
Deldona
May
%c
4c
.
Copper
Horn
Deer
Apr
50c
-1
Explor
Anglo Iluroniau
Area
1.07
Mar
9,128
40c
5
19c
8%c
%c
Mine..—
Gold
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Apr
82c
lOo
,
Amer
Ansil
62c
6.75
Feb'
3 %c
1.99
Jan
5c
May
55c
—
Minerals
Daragon
Jan
3c
22e
Pete
Mines
Anchor Petroleums
Arjon
13c
May
39c
23c
Jan
Mar
8c
3.50
Mine&
Mines
Daering
May
15c
2.00
American
Atlas
57c
14,500
Mar
-IIIII1
Amalgamated Larder Mines,
Amalgamated Rare Earth™
Atlin
Jan
6c
50c
Oils-
Alminex
Anglo
12c
40c
Gold_
Cons
Roxana
79c
6.60
2%c
..
171,167
3c
Yellowknife
Explorations
Alberta
6.40
6.40
Agnico Mines Ltd
Alba
7c
10 %c 10 %c
—
Advocate Mines Ltd——
Akailcho
6c
Jan-
5c
11c 11 VaC
Zinc
Pershing
Crowpat
Acme Gas & Oil
Jan
23 VaC
1.23
Mines
Lead
Coulee
4.10 Mar
M.T
1.03
18c 18 VaC
8
Copper Rand Cliiboug
2:95 Muy
57c
•
5.000
1
May
Jan wj
42c
Apr
2.35 Mar
*
13 VaC Mai-
11,834
„
14%*-
Jan
6c
Feb
Apr
4c
Corp Ltd....—
1.50
45c
Jan
Jan
29c
'
13,000
13 VaC
Copper
Jan
95
'
2.00
77C
7.90
2.70
OILS
4c
7.05
44
4.50 Mar
5.50
'47c
.
6c
_4c
Exploration
100
2,760
5.50 May-
-
Jan
Mai-
9c
7.05
Conwest
1
1,020
Jan
6c
1.72
3.70
Mai-
80c
Apr
Jan
Jan
8c
1.60
5.055
1
3 Va C
11c
3.80
AND
4,262
1.60
2.95
Mines
15c 15 %c
Mines
4.55
Ltd—
15c
,
Mines.
Jan
85
Jan
24c
57c
..
20%c Mar
5,100
Poplar
Jan
36%
4
4.10
4.65
30c
300
79c
Sannorm
2.95
MINES
2.00
78c
Regcourt
4.50
Uranium
2.00
79c
West Petroleum
3.70
Mines
2.00
.
Consolidated
9% May
Jan
3.05 Mar
5,139
Rec'
Consolidated
3.75
Acadia
2,254
Consolidated
4.50
Abacus
26c
Feb
—
A—
26c
Jan
May
ElectriC——————
Knitting class
Zenith
7,600
11%
100
Apr
Jan
100
1,280
16
7.245
36c
109%
Feb
96
260
9.15
107 % 107%
95
119
5.30
Exploration-
Pershcourt
Quebec
17%
42 %
5.15
5.05
2.45
Rambler
Consolidated
16
5.15
26e
*
Ltd—
Mines
Consolidated
17%
Oils
Northland
Jan
20
95
May
Negus Mines.—
3,915
43%
43 %C
34c
Mosher
Consolidated
11%
.100
94,500
Mines
Feb
3.05
Industries
62c
5.30
Marcus Gold Ltd
Feb
9%
Preferred
46c
97c
Marbenor
Consolidated
Jan
28%
Wood Alexander
May
36c
Consolidated
40%
11%
99
Feb.
42c
1.27
Jan
22%
28%
Yukon.——
Woodward Stores Ltd class A—_
59%
16% May
15 % May
70
Feb
Apr
51c
38
2.030
11,414
9.15
15c
3,000
H8c
Mogul
39
1.72
45c
Consolidated
17%
107 %
9,300
47c
Arrow
Jan
18%
.100
—_—xa
Sfi preferred
16c
43 %c
——
Halliwell
2.85
16 %
"100
Warrants
15c
Vic
43
5%c
Feb
17%
19
33c
Iron—
2.35
17%
17%'
6c
Jan
Lake.—-——
Fenimore
Gillies
250
35c
m
A
Jan
26c
38c
Feb
2.45
warrants—-—
class
Jan
3 VaC
13.000
—_
4.85
2.40
11%
1.12
12,500
—
Jan
2.40
1—5
Breweries
Copper
Weston
■
•
—
8,700
4c
29c
"
——
Oil
Crest
3.55
4780
IISo
./x--—x———••
Products-:-—
1.42
——
1,050
4.50
Jan
3 Vac
Flin—
Consolidated Mic Mac
39
1
——_
Preferred
Jan
Apr
26 VaC
Cadillac—
Dragon
Consolidated
1.50 May
Jan
54%
16%
Knapp Canada Ltd—
Westcoast Trans common—
Voting trust '■
Westfair Foods class A._—■
1.15
6,583
4.60
——
&
Westeel
3,000
'
Feb
2.20
9 VaC
27c
4c
Gamma
Central
Jan
6 Va
%
8.45
Jan
1.26
Mines
Jan
6% Feb
Anr
Jan
Feb
59
1.26
,
Apr
7c
3 VaC
*
56%
1.35
1.55
519,356
-2.50
110
Mar
13-
6.35 May
49,800
10c
.
—..—1_.
Petrol
Mines
60
1.25
25,755
2.21
7c
.:—
58%
57%
6.85
1.96
1
58 %
1.35
6.35
Jan
1.60 Mar
Jan
10c
•
Aletals
Coniagas
Apr
55
14 %c Mar
lOVaC
Feb
1.99
1
Alines
Commonwealth
Jan
Mar
11%
1.17
11%
Feb
30c
'
Gold
Lake
15%
57%
Products
&
Wate'rous
Jail
6 VaC Mar
*
Wijlans
Cochenour
Jan
Consolidated
Walker
10c
3,600
6.40
1
Mining & Smelting,—_
Chromim
16% May
•-
Jan
9% May
.
8,166
8c
1,600
1
4,114
.25
13c
7%c
•
18,090
Chimo Gold Mines
50
1,870
May
1.38
Feb
7 %
——
Trust
20c
12%
4.35
1,080
18c
43,849
1
10
-
24c
1
,
22%
18c
20c
1.16 May
1
^
9%
6%
Viceroy Mfg class A.:..
Dare
250
Jan
1.25
Chib
Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Alining & Smelting.
13% May
540
52 %
85c
-1
—
Alines
21%
6%
Virginia
9%
50
-
—
Grey
9:!h
19,750
12%
Feb
26
2,235
1.16
1.38
9%
22
27,795
Jan
1.07
12*4
Apr
14% May
»'7,213
i
Jan
19c
"".I
—
_
:
Chesterville
95
100
13c
May
•
26
—50
Corp—
&
;
Mai-
6c
8 %•
1
_
10
Vendomatic
Victoria
Cheskirk
40%
15
•
8c
149,566
23c
*
2.95 May
13,867
9,784
8c
1.15
—
—
—
21%;
common
class. B_'
Vector
95
41
—50
——
Canada
16%
15
95
64
c
6c
,•
Mines
Jan
High
8c
1
Oil
6% May
78%
Apr
7%
2,650
9%
common—
60
2,805
33
Class B preferred—
United
8
22 %
------
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Prairie
Pipeline—
Union
610
,
—
Rio——
Central
Central
Low
8c
,
——•—
Quartz
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
7c
Asbestos Corn.Ltd
Jan
■
61
15%
—100
—T—
Trans
1st
60
5% Mai64 % May
8
-
Canada
Union
60
51W May
1,025
3,618
..
3.00
preferred
Trans
6%
64%
—
preferred
.
6%
64 Va
common—
Traders Finance new
$5
6%
1-10
—
Dominion
Toronto
pfd—
*
Thompson' Paper
Toronto
*
—50
Gold
Shares
High
12c
I>td
Alines
60
"
Third
1
Exploration
Captain
21 %
May
51%
19%
Can
51% May
Jan
52
51%
•
51
common—
1,100
50%
-ill
—
Ltd
45,067
Inca
Low
Northwest Mines
15%
A—
Trusts
Tamoiyn
21% Mai
21%
21
Oil
Texaco
19% May
21%
21
mil
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
'
21
19%
14%
cominon—
new
Preferred
Stuart
r/20rZ
26%
Canada
Steinberg
■
s
Low
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended May 1 1 )
Sales
Sale Price
stocks
.
May
1.18 Mar
4.45
Jan
2.60 Mar
—1
Inspiration
Irish
Iron
Jan
Iso
1.03
Jan
Jack
Waite
Feb
Feb
Jaye
Mining
...
Explorations
_——
4.35
Feb
Jellicoe
Mines
1.80
Jan
Joburke
Gold
Mines—
Quebec
Mines—
1.87- Feb
26c
1.20
38c
Jan
Joliet
Jonsmith
—
D0c
90c
99c
22,100
Feb
1.75
Jan
_20c
29c
29c
32c
24,400
20c
Jan
39 VaC
Apr
56c
19,550
50c
May
82c
13 Vac 13 Vac
2.500
12c
Feb
16C
Jan
10c
Mar
11c
Jan
Jowsey
Jumping
Pound
51c
1
1
8c
.
1.46
50c
6 Va C
8c'
8c
1
8c
24,233
85c
•
5c
-
Jan
4,600
8c
Jan
Mar
.
Jan
Petrol—
1
Jan
24 VaC
25c
14,100
24c
21c
1
Mines
Mining Co Ltd
Feb
Jan
Jan
69c
1.58
.35C
Jacobus
2.85
66c
1
1
Mines
Mines
5.35
50dT
65c
,
1
Copper Mines...—.
Bay
13 %c
45c
20c
25c
38,700
10c
Jan
30c
29 Vac
31c
9,243
29c
Mar
42c
Jan
21c
21c
24 c
53,665
15c
Jan
24c
Mav
24 %c
.
35c
25 % c Alar
Volume
-
195
Number
6159
.
.
.
The
Commerced and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
■'
Low
par
Kenville
Gold
Mines
1
4V2C
Kerr-Addison Gold
1
8.75
Kilembe
1
;
-
Copper
Friday
S T O CK S
for Week
Range
Shares
of Prices
Low
Vac
5c
9.05
23,373
2.35
2.35
High
Par
Jan
6Vac
250
Quebec Ascot Cooper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop
Jan
10Ve
Jan
1.85
2.88 Mar
Jan
Kirkland .Minerals
1
31c
35c
30,263
30c
Feb
42c
Jan
Quebec
•
13 VaC
14c
3,560
12c
Feb
17c
Apr
Quebec
Manitou
Labrador Mining & Exploration
•
4,345
25%
Jan
30 Va May
Quebec
Dufault
lv'
Lake
Lingman
Lake
La
Gold
Shore
Mines
VaC 11 VaC
18c
2.85
2.80
2.92
3.00
3.00
V
4.00
3.80
3c
Loruao
3.25
38VaC May
2,895
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
9,859
20c
Jan
35c
Apr
5 VaC
5 Va c
6 VaC
70,000
5c
Jan
9c
3.50
19c
1,285
38,005
9>aC
Feb
19c
May
25c
2,562
23c
Apr
32c
Mar
87c
Gold
Mines—
1.67
Feb
Realm
15Vac
Jan
Reeves
5V2C
Jan
Rexpar
1.97
Jan
Rio
6,600
9c
22,000
7c
3c
3VaC
15,905
3c
Feb
1.84
34c
99,430
1.75
8c
6 VaC
*
9Vac
6V2C
Gold
Macdonald
Macfie
Ltd
Mines
Mines
class
MacLeod
Madsen
Minerals
17 VaC
Jan
Roche
5 Vac
Jan
Feb
Rockwin
200
1.14
1.05
1.15
2.25
2.12
2.31
4c
4c
4%c
3V2C Jan
Sherritt
4 VaC
4 VaC
5 Vac
8,832
21c
22c
3,750-
9(aC
10c
7,630
9c
13c
14c
8,739
12VaC
7c
22,747
Consol
Lake
8c
Jan
570
Jan
\9c
18c
Mar
1.90
Ltd
Union
2.04
12,080
5c
20,600
4VaC:
1.00
14,037
90c
May
21c
23c
5 100
18c
Feb
5.25
5.25
5.70
3,900
1.37
1.40
200
4.00
4.00
4.20
18,520
4.00 Mar
4.90 May
33VaC May
20VaC Jan
1
Oils
1.79
Steep
6c
2,109
6c
Jan
8V2C
Jan
Sudbury
47c
Jan
70c
May
9c
9 VaC
Rock
Mining Corp
17c
May
.2.85
Jan
29c
Jan
38c
Apr
4VaC
Feb
10c
Mar
6c
Mar
7c
8c
48,500
Cons
Mines
1
4c
6.75
32,210
27c
18,500
18c
Feb
—30c
Apr
8c
8c
1,000
7c
Fbe
9c
Mar
Sunburst
Exploration
Sylvanit-e Gold Mines
14
9c
"Feb
24c
Mar
Feb
Teck
28c
Feb
42c
Apr
15c
15,426
12c
May
19c
Feb
15
15 Va
5,970
16%
Apr
Thompson
Oil
Murray. Mining Corp Ltd
•V082
1.45 Mar
16c
11,000
2,430
12V2C Jan
8%c Apr
♦
29c
Taurcanis
•
Hughes Gold
38c
38c
40c
11,675
1
1
1.58
1.52
1.64
32,830
95c
96c
I,000
95c
13c 13 Vac
5,040
12 Vac
Jan
83c
8,508'
76c
Apr
75c
Jan
13VaC
1
Lundmark
77c
5c
5 Vac
5c
Mar
8c
Jan
Tidal
_l0c
1.18
68c
67c
68c
6,200
67c
May
86c
Jan
To'mbill Mines Ltd_!>
•
1.09
60c
58c, y. 60c
15,954
58c
May
Feb
Torbrit Silver
1
1
Minerals
1.60
9 VaC
1
12c
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
I2V2C Jan
1
—
Porcupine
'Mt Wright Iron
1.50
Vac
1
Mines
iMoneta
4°cv
35c
48c
43,550
21c
Jan
**--2^25
2.60
1,100
1.16
1.23
117,800
■■'
__—
1.19
1
4,000
2.25
94c
1.64
49c
V
Jan
Petroleum
Tormont
Mar
Feb
3.75
Mines
Mines
Creek Mines
National
Exploration
National
Petroleum
*
19,100
8c
2,000
3.70
3.95
6 VaC
6
VaC
7 Va C
Nefr .Alger Alines
4%C
1
30C
Bidlamaque Gold
1
New
Calumet
Concord
13VaC
2.35
Jan
23c
_1;
1
1.05
1.18
44,645
1.16
42,100
66c
Jan
33c
2,000'
20c
Jan
50c
55c
160,251
35c
'Jan
50c
45c
Jan
64c
1.50 May
25c
Jan
15c
18c
112,321
19 Vac
21c
Shawkey
Union
United
21 VaC
23c
8,800
21c
Jan
29c
Jan
United
3,500
8V2C
Feb
4c
4,000
3VaC Jan
.7 VaC
7 Vac
7 Vac
4,500
7c
a;
-
United
10Vac Mar
United
1
94c
83c
94c
67,150
7c
7c
7c
4,541
Kelore
7c
7VaC
7.000
18VaC 21 Vac
44,489
16c
Jan
25V2C
Jan
31c
.1,600
28c
Apr
42c
Mar
31c
19c
31c
1
71c
7c
4,100
18c
12 V4
1,325
11
5.30
4,105
39 VaC
38c
41c
22.380
1.58
1.58
311
8.55
8.55
9.00
2,338
'8.00 Mar
.:24c
21 VaC
t c
v
1
•
Mindamar
1.96
Jan
Feb
76c
Jan
25c
Jan
Jan
1
Upper Canada Mines
New
Manitoba
New
Alylamaciue Alining & Smelt Ltd_l
33 %c
31c
34c
48,957
May
52c
Jan
_1
12 VaC
11 VaC
13c
195,000
4c
Jan
13c
5 VaC
3,500
5c
Mar
35c
21c
Jan
14 Ye
Feb
6.25 Mar
Mar
Apr
May
1.42
45c
2.06
Jan
5.50
Jan
1,059
17c
Jan
24c
Jan
52,594
90,600
•21 VaC
1.73
1.51
24c
11c
Jan
24c
1.62
Apr
20c
1.39
1.80
Apr
Feb
Ltd
1.80
5c
5c
13,225
38,177
2,000
1.27
1.39
9,100
•
Mines
1.65
1
Exploration
58%
60
0,203
57
Apr
67
Jan
73c
Jail
99c
Jan
Feb
9.25 May
21VaC 24Vac
Jan
32C
1.45 Mar
5c
1.25
Apr
1.84
Feb
8c
Apr
Jan
Feb
2.09 Mar
Apr
5 VaC
Apr
1
.___
Consolidated
Ventures
1.53
_1
United Reef
Vauze
Jan
May
4.75
22 VaC Mar
'
1
•
Apr
Vandoo
22c 22 Vac
*
.___
Fortune
9c
IOV2C Jan
Mar
Jan
_1
1.20
Jan
6V2C Jan
7c
11
Oils
Jason Mines——____^1
V
5.15
Hill
New
Hosco
V
Kena
United
New
;
Feb
5.20
1
1
Jan
8V2C
Jan
14Vac
_l
Buffadison
United
I6V2C
.1
Asbestos
Apr
"14c
New
1
Mines
Mining- Corp
United Canso
Feb
6c,
28c " Feb
New
•
1
Union Oil
10c
Alines
9,081
Feb
Harricana
Newlund
19c
Apr
4c
Alines
15c
16c
10c
Mines
14,800
Ultra
Apr
New
———,
66c
5V2C Feb
4c
;
62c
38c
—------—1
Alines—
63c
Jan
10c
Petroleum
1
Jan
1
Goldvue
7,930
May
Jan
Davies
1.65
7c
3VaC Jan ui'
New
1.50
4c
23c
New
1.50
27c
9,175
Apr
6,384
•
Apr
Jan
62 c
13,000
2,298
1.53 Mar
1.35
58c
Exp Ltd
Jan
APr^
1.55 Mai
36c
1
Canada
Jan
1.62 Mai
12c
16,713
26c
18c
Jan
12,100
4 V2 c
1.20
8VaC
8c
24c
Jan
1.65
2,000
J3c
4 VaC
45c
11c
5 Va c
25c
4V2C-
Mar
Feb
11c
30c
•
*■'
—b-
.
Continental Oil of Canada
Jan
Mar
Apr
10c
50c
Develop
New
Mar
1.49 Mar
1.07
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Mar
4.70
Jan
5c
1.80
24c
Trans
Jan
12c
Feb
Jan
40c
1
7 Vac
1
Athona Alines—
New
Mines
3.60
May
6c
38,000
4 VaC
9 VaC
-
7,950
1
New
New
10c
25c
Alines
Nealon
9 VaC
7 Vac
Vac
9
1
—
36c
31 Vac
Triad Oil
Nam a
8.35
Towagmac Exploration
1.41 Mar
Jan
Jan
May
Feb
3.00
Jan
4c
6.10
14 VaC
_35c
.1.03
11,144
9c
—1
Feb
4 VaC.
■'
1.55
1
Feb
65c
5,110
13 Va
Feb
25c
V; > c
—1
9,800
;
Jan
6.10
25
6,700
•
1
Jan
6.20
1
1
34c
.
1.50
1.93
4c
Iron
15
Mill,City Petroleums.
26c
7 VaC
24c 25 Vac
V
1
Mar
Apr
1.40 Mar
4,533
28c
9c
'.
—
Jan
36c
Apr
31c
29c
1
Mining
Jan
31c
10c
30c
12 VaC
Mines—,
Oil_
Jan
5.40 Mar
47c
10 VaC
2,735
Contact
Sullivan
Mar
Feb
1.50 Mar
4.80
14,100
1.55
Sturgeon River Gold
Jan
14,750
Steeloy Mining
69c
1.35
Feb
Jan
6.30
22,260
1
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.35
35c
1.80
1.50
Nickel
Feb
8,200
1.70
7c,
4.85
2lc
2.04 May
13c 14 VaC
1
Mar
1.75. Jan
13'ac 14 Vac
Il-l
Stairwell Oil & Gas
Jan
71c
,..
13 VaC
»
Starratt
51%
69c
•
13 VaC
1
& Oils
Uranium
20c
14c
1.85
90c
Apr
14
Jan
Jan
4!'ac
5c
93c
Jan
13c
2.27 May
Jan
38,000
Mines
May
50c
Murphy
Southern
May
22,000
15c
15c
1
14c
25,466
20c
12 VaC
™50c
Gold
44
251,400
Mar
12 VaC
*
1,705
51c
8c
Apr
Feb
1
14,000
65c
Mar
7c
1
473%
2.39
Jan
70c
10%
20c
1
14c I6V2C
50c
7c
May
Jan
50o
Mines
2,000
54c
Ore
Siscoe
9 Vac
2.28
Feb
4lac Mar
2,266
9 Vac
51c
Feb
5c
48,458
Stanrock
58c
9.20
36c
17,769
Vac
Feb
2.28
Jan
7c
26c
Jan
*
Jan
14c
6c
25c
43c
6c
2,571
16 VaC 1.6 VaC
Mar
1.70 Mar
6c
28c 31
44,800
1.25
Uranium
1
.
Silvermaque
49c
Jan
20,000
8c
29c
Jan
45c
7c
18,200
8 Vac
10c
15,619
3,500
47c
400
47c
5,400 V
6 Vac
3,030
Spooner
44
10%
6c
34c.
Feb
11c 11 Vac
1014
44 Vac
5.40
Jan
Island Mining^_i.._-._-—u—1-
10%
44 Vic
34c
Mar
1
2,000
5.25
11c
11c
10c
34c
88c
16c
10c
5.40
12c
1
Jan
1.15
19c
1
May
„
Jan
Apr
1
70c
Exploration & Development_50c
Midrim
Multi
VaC May
Apr
20c
Jan
Feb
1.70
Feb
—50c
7 Vac Mar
1
Lane
Midcon
Min
I4V2C
Apr
8.80
1.10 May
Jan
Mines
7,200
350
83c
Mines
18,200
13
11c
Miller
10c
12%
1,900
Stand
73c
1
«.
Apr
17,000
Silver
9c
*
73c
58c
1.45
Silver
70c
•
Jan
53c
1.25
84C
1.35
Sigma Mines Quebec
Jan
1
Mines
McWatters Gold Mines
.
26c
1
Medallion Petroleums—
Merrill
'6 Vac Feb
9c
6c
Jan
43c
55c
1.25
7Vac
Gordon
70c
44 %
Met a
6
Jan
•
6 Vac
71c
80c
Gold-
Sheep Creek
91c
1
May
700
Metal
Apr
10c
48c
8,600
Security Freehold
Jan
Oils
,
Mining CorpJ
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
Mentor
Satellite
Jan
74c
Jan
16,100
1
Jan
2Vac
Jan
50C
1
Petrol
9,361
Mines
Red
River
6,500
3 VaC Mar
48c
22,900
Gold
Sarcee
78c
1
McMarmac
Antonio
Sand
2 Vac
1
Red
San
Jan
74c
17Vac
50c
Jan
May
.1
2*35
Jan
27c
1
Jan
2 Vac
Mines
McKenzie
4c
Mar
—1
——
5 VaC
2.05 Mar
5,300
15c
1
1.16
Jan
74c
Marboy
MatacheWan
14,500l£
Apr
120,208
Jan
Jan
5c
27c
11c
Uran
24 Va
2 Va c
1—1
Martin-McNeely
1.05
10,5°0ffi
!
V
22C
1
Ryanor Mining
^—*
Uranium
Maritimes
Jan
vApr
27c
90c
Consol
*
Barvue
Ma icon
21
31c
May
3Vac
10Va
1.43
Mines
_1
.
Marigold
21c
2,500
15 Vac
9.15 Mar
»
May
12,800
22%
1
Malartic Gold Fields
Maralgo
25c
4 VaC
22
1
Magnet rons Mines—
Majortrans
Manitou
21c
3 VaC
_1
Lake
Maneast
25c
3 VaC
2.53
—
12 VaC Mar
2,610
10c
Algom
8c
3.60 Jan
1.15
20,500
1.40
—
Rix
Apr
May
15c
10 Va
1
Rio Rupununi Mines
3.10
7,543
14c
9.70
_1
Jan
11.536
3.55
1
*
A
Cockshutt
Red
3.40
1
—:
Explorations
Maclaren
3.55'
•
90c
15c
1
-
Macdonald
Mines
Jan
10 Va
I
Jan
7c
Feb
5.15
1
•
Athabasca
3.10 May
•
Mining
Rowan
Macassa
87c
Mines—
2.43
39c
Mar
1.73
6,124
23 Vac
90c
-
Apr
30c
10,000
6c
,
"
1.65 Mar
15,300
2.00
1.46
4,020
30c
1.80
25c
^
•
Feb
1.65
32c
1
*
May
1.56
7 VaC
1.84
17c
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
1.60
1.83
Jan
3.10
18 c
—•
Raglan Nickel
1.46 Mar
54c
Jan
48c
118,100
High
9c
25c
.1
Radiore Uranium Mines
4.00 Mar
Low
9c
22c
1
Gold
Mining
Petroleum
Quonto
Range Since Jan. 1
22c
Mines
Quemont
Jan
2,844
2.90 Apr
3.45 Jan
Queenstown
May
12,265
4.00
2.60
1.18
1
Yellowknife
Lynx
Jan
3.15
1
Lyndhurst Mines
May
31c
Feb
J
.__
11 Vac
Feb
7 VaC
•
Gas
Uranium Mines
Apr
1.00
1
Long Lac Gold
Little
Long Point
7,000
39 Vac 43 VaC
42c
1.00
Leitch Gold Mines———_——1
Lencourt Gold Mines
1
13,750
V
Shares
High
1
1
Quebec Metallurgical
Jan
13c
600
8
7.95
7VaC
2,076
•
Mines
4.80 Mar
20,697
16c
._1!);;
Gold
-
,
5.95
17 Vac
50c
Lexindin
30 Vs
11 Vac
*
_
American
Latin
5.35
1
—'——___—
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
27
5.40
1
Mines——
Mines
Luz
27 Ye
1
Mines
Osu
Lake
Mines
Low
1
Mattagami
Lake
for Week
of Prices
—1
Lithium
Kopan Developments Ltd
Sales
Range
Sale Price
8.25 Afar
4V2C
4,738
8.55
4
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43
(Range for Week Ended May I I )
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
(2295)
Newnorth
New
&
M
Gold
S
Mines—
Merger
Rouyn
New
Senator
New
Taku
1
1
Rouyn
Mines
Nickel
Mining
Nickel
Rim
;.—•
Smelting
&
Mines—
Nor
Gold
Acme
22c
1
Norbeau
Mines
Norgold
1
u
Mines
37c
1
.
5c
1
12 VaC
Normetal
•
2.91
Nor pax
1
19c
Mines
Alining Corp
Nickel.—
Canadian
North
Oils
.
_25c
common
Northspan
class
Nudulama
Jan
41c
Jan
Western
37c
9,466
30c
Mar
37c
Jan
9c
Jan
5c
4,500
5c
Mar
12c 12 VaC
3,000
12c
Mar
2.91
2.95
3,943
19c
20c
16t?00
1.75
1,270
2.76
Mines
•
Metals
31c
Apr
61c
Mar
40c
300
38c
Mar
3.10
3.10
3.20
8,600
19c
21c
5,000
9c
51 ac
57c
6,000
J
Jan
7c
74c
Lake
Mines
30c
28c
1
Ormsby Mines
45C
44c
Yellowknife
Yukeno
Pamour
32c
Jan
Consolidated
Pato
Pax
Canada
Gold—
International
Paymaster Consol
PCE
Exploration
Peerless
6.25
15,512
2.30
13,150
18,700
2.05
Jan
5c
Jan
9c
27,445
21c
Jan
32c
52,300
43c
Apr
49c
Perron
Gold
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
Oil
Phillips
&
Oil
Ore
Oil
1
•
_
&
1.15
Ltd
Asbestos
Mines
Prosoectors
Provo
Gas
Purdex
Canadian Gen
93c
1.05
61,920
72c
Jan
1.05 May
8c
Feb
6.75
Jan
2.60
Jan
12c
Gold
Airways
May
75,500
1,016
3.05
3.10
1,400
28c
30c
21,981
12 VaC 15 VaC
33,300
10c
Feb
16c
15c
1,041
10c
Feb
22c
Apr,.
21c
21c
28c
51,200
16VaC Apr
52c
Mar
27c
27c
30c
8,860
26c
Mar
44c
Jan
8,800
lie
V?c
13c
26V2C Mar
lie
126
1.07
1.18
600
70C
75c
47,620
55c
5,600
20c
22c
21c
25C
Jan
1.07 May
Mar
Feb
3.10 May
41c
4VaC
4 VaC
6c
Mar
29c
29c 33 Vac
18,207
119,885
4c
1
1
24c
23c
24c
8.500
Bank
Shown
Are
Expresaed
Canadian
in
38c
Jan
9c
Jan
15(20
Jan
37c
Mar
20c
Mar
32c
Jan
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Last
for Week
Range
8
9 V4
100
30 VB
2,391
33
>4
60 V4
50
59
7.65
•
40
•
Paper_
42 %
3,085
8.00
7.65
40%
42
*
common
Investments
40!
(4
7.65
36 Ve May
Feb
61
Feb
8.30
100
2
19
Jan
20%
39
Feb
42
44
8.995
39%
Apr
Apr
11.293
19
19
9(2
8% Mar
V*
60
High
Low„
High
34 Va
34 Va
*
Note
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
•
Dredging
Jan
14c
2.00
75c
Dominion
Loblaw
Jan
Ogijvie
36c
Pend
Jan
Price
70c
27,588
54c
Mar
70c
May
10c
125,500
5c
Mar
12V2C
Apr
Yukon
77c
70c
82C
165,650
41c
Feb
91c
May
Zeilers
27Va
27 Va
Jan
29 V2 Mar
28%
2,643
27 V*
45c
55c
4,600
45c
35c
34c
35c
4,100
34c
6.60
6.30
6.60
1,332
506
70c
68c
73c
1.82
1.80
1.90
4c
5C
5.50
68c
13,800
-
4 VaC
75,97210,300
--
May
May
Jan
May
1.80 Mav4c
Apr
91c
Feb
85c
Jan
77 Va May
15 Va
25%
15Va~
25%
22
21
10
-
Lino
*
44
Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
1
Jan
___
—
•
Southwest
*
Petroleum
__
200
14Va
Jan
16
Apr
Feb
25%
50
23Va
Jan
26Yb
Feb
22
925
21
May
Gold
90
21
Jan
27 y2
134
34
Jan
39 Yb Mar
,,
'
11
llVa
2.400
11
May
12%
Jan
50
50 Va
300
49
May
55
Jan
2.10
2.10
2.15
190
867
50%
50
50%
1.60
1.60
1.60
47c
48c
5,794
36
36
55
__
T
48
1.55
5 6 3/4
1.75
Jan
Jan
Apr
Apr
50c
32-
Jan
36 Va May
Jan
♦
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
•No
MARKETS
^Deferred delivery sale (not
1.02
Jan
2.28
Feb
Vsc
Jan
wlWhen
Apr
Apr
45c
year's range).
Included in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price, r Cash sale (not
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
6.75
2.25 Mar
2.10 May
100
.
1
Corp
Apr
Apr
26
•
Cons
24
35 Vb
50 Va
1
Mar
26
11
•
common.,
Mines
23c
84
35 Vb
26
-2.50
-
Bros
60c
8'at
*25
1
&
Inc
Flour
Oreille
67c
16 VaC May
77 Va
*
_
Oilcloth
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper
Apr
2,600
77 Va
*
common
Gaspe Copper Mines
Jan
17c
77 Va
16 VaC
Glass
Preferred
Apr
9 VaC
1
Mar
Jan
15c
3.10
74c
•
14c
Dalhousie
Dominion
12c
8.90
12c
•
Ltd
Ltd
23,350
Bronze
Consolidated
9.00 Mar
9c
8.50
11c
1
Ltd
Producers
Minerals
Bulolo
Canadian
1
:
20c
American
Feb
•
Oils
Jan
18c
'.
Feb
1
Rouyn Gold
Preston
Feb
_•
Alines
Development
Ponder
Powell
18
1
Gold
Uranium
Jan
1.05
18 Vac
Corp
50c
1.07
1
Apr
7c
1
9
Feb
18%
7.60 May
•
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
13% May
1
Minerals
Mar
12c
Mar
Sale Price
Jan
•
14c
Jan
Jan
90c
Par
38c
.1
Mines
Gas
Co
Crow
Pickle
Pitch
&
May
28,505
2.73 Mar
470
29,443
Feb
1;€3-Feb
Mar
Plc
Jan
Apr
3c
95"c
Feb
6 VaC
10,575
1
;
1,780
23c
5Vac
687,897
90c
Friday
41c
28
II,875
12c
5 Vac
95c
Prices
8.05
1
Ltd
Exploration
Gas
Permo
*
9c
1
S T O CK S
Feb
6.75
14%
1
;
_—_
9c
10c
8c
5 VaC
I8V2C Mar
5.65 Mar
38c
2
of
Mar
35c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
7.60
1
Patino
95c
11c
Mines—'
Jan
9c
1.04
Paramaque Mines
Jan
1
13%
Porcupine
14c
Mines
40c
200
—
5,500
3,200
10c
Mines
13 Va
r.
Ltd
Feb
Mines
7.60
1
Warrants
Pamoil
1
20c
Oil
Bear
(H G)
Young
British
Pacific Petroleums
15c
1
Jan
Jan
I3V2C
5.90
Zinc
Jan
11c
6.000
2.25
199,700
1.90
Jan
Jan
16c
5 Vac
&
Canuck
Zenmac Metal
7V2C Feb
15 VaC
5.90
Lead
Ye 1 lor ex
Zulapa Mining
52c
15 VaC
2.30
Mar
21c 24 Vac
1.41 M&r
Jan
I
5 VaC
May'
1.63
7.95 Mar
Janl
2,200
1
Yale
Jan
16c
12c
1
.•
2.98
22c
2.63
15c
2,500
20,900
21c
Jan
11c
12c
1
Gold
1
Apr
Jan
12c
1
Orchan_ Mines
Coghlan
3.30
4V2C
,
May
Jan
8,550
Jan
Mar
1.72
1.65
55c
25c
Apr
*
:
Jan
Jan
9c
7,650
8 VaC
1
Yankee
7.45 Mar
11c
1,000
55c
2.98
4.00
19 VaC 19 VaC
50c
1.01
16,140
7 VaC
Feb
1.00
32c
5 VaC
ice
•
31c
VaC
Apr
Wright-Hargreaves
32c
56C
1.02
Jan
Apr
5
Mal¬
14,275
2.25
32c
.
6c
1.05
19c
Jan
7,000
Feb
Jan
17 VaC
21c
7,750
80c
3VaC
1
18,332
9V2C
59c
14,500
Windfall
VaC
He 11 VaC
21,^925
4c
2.63
.2.65
A
0,088
73c
Apr
26c 28
9c
-_______2
—
class
Jan
7.45
24V2C
Jan
2.35
—-
Inlet
Mines
Jan
21c
1.03
1.03
Willroy
Mar
1.80 Jan
90c
Oils
Malartic
Opemiska Copper
!
1.71 May
16c
Surf
1
7V2C
14Vac Feb
VaC
Wiltsey
89c
47c
Mines
Western
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
Jan
66c
3
Jan
69c
•
Oleary
Jan
Decalta
3c
12c
11 VaC
6.90
66c
1
3.10
Apr
4c
Mines
7.00
*
Malartic
Western
15 VaC Mar
,Feb
1
Osisko
19c
Mar
1
Orenada
1,200
70c
I—1
Oka
Okalta
1,000
West
3 VaC
1
Westburne Oil
Jan
40c
O'Brien Gold Mines
Rare
Apr
7c
41c
27c
Petroleum
1.75
1,060
20c
Mines
Lake
Obaska
5c.
Westates
Feb
4,550
•
Mines
Alines
Norvalie
31c
Feb
Nickel
Jan
88,634
warrants
A
Ltd
Oils
1,340
71c
1
Canada
Northland
35,700
11 VaC 11 VaC
8.10
18,980
13 VaC 15 VaC
*
7.25
6.55
1
Rankin
Northern
4c
1
Petroleums
70c
•
r—1
Exploration
Goldcrest
1"
North
22c
47c
Coldstream
North gate
North
1
Lake
Wespac
6.45
Warrants
North
Mining
Werner
4c
1.35
1.71
1
Norlartic
Weedon
54c
500
3 VaC
Feb
May
2,888
5c
010
Jan
44c
45c
1.60
9,000
9.25
Mar
Mar
5c
84c
9.00
Mines
17c
47c
44c
5c
80c
•
Amulet
64c
13,212
1.55
1
Mines
4,869'
50c
48c
1
Waite
13VaC
6c
May
12V2C May
16,800
8c
7c
12 VaC 13 VaC
49c
1
.
Nipissing Alines
Nisto
8c
*
,_1
Violamac Mines
6V2C Jan
par
value,
issued,
x
a
Odd
lot
sale
Ex-dividend,
y
(not
included
Ex-rights,
z
in
Ex-stock
dividend.
included in year s
wd When delivered.
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2296)
National'and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities.
and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions.
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold
The following bid
by the "bid")
They
wide
are
national
distribution
(indicated
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
or
furnished
quotation
Securities
on
(Quotations for Friday, May I 1 )
The
request
distribution.
primarily
The
the
in
Monday, May* 14, 1962
:
"National"
"Eastern"
Eastern
Par
list
is composed of securities
comprises
securities
which
list
Bid
Ask
industrials and Utilities
Par
Rents
Electric
Abbey
Acme
Corp—
Inc
Electronics
Adler
Aerotest
Electronics —-1
Labs Inc_______-_-10c
Aerovbx
Corp—-—-———1
Aeronautical
*
.
Albee
Homes
Aid
Inc
i
8 A
23
58%
62%
1
U%
13 /8
6%
7%
7%
—
Credit
All-State
21
—1
_.-g
Develop
Land
Alico
.5/2
18,7
10
__10c
•*
—
_
Culver
Alberto
5%
5
4%
14
73/8
5
'1
Ajax Magnethermic Corp_
Alarm Device Mfg
14%
6%
33%
13%
6%
4%
7%
19%
;
■
1
Inc
Aileen
Airpax Electronics
Airwork Corp
14%
13
5%
30%
11%
5%
3%
6%
17%
Co_»
10c
Publishing
Addison-Wesley
13%
10c
Associates
Acoustica
10c
A
class
8
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola ——50c
6%
7%
100
11
29%
24%
12 A
32'A
26%
Allen
Co_
Organ
.
Corp.—3.75
1
Maintenance
Allied
Corp
Raclio
Allied
.
Alpine Geophysical Assoc
10c
Corp
———50c
Alterman Foods Inc__
—2.50
Filter
Air
American
23%
22
19'A
1
Co__•
Co
Rubber
American
Biltrite
American
32%
5%
5%
29%
4%
5%
50c
Allyn & Bacon Inc—
Altamil
Bowling Enterprise__l
Cement Corp
5
25 A
25%
21%
6%
10%
18
American
Cryogenics
50c
5%
9%
16%
American
Electronic Labs cl A_1
12%
14'A
—__5
51%
55
1
5%
American
American
Express
American
Furniture
Co
Co
25
15%
American
American
Rubher
37%
6%
11%
43A
17%
27'A
Greetings class
Co
Gypsum
American
Heritage
American
Gobain
St
Amer
Plastics
preferred
5%
—25
3%
._
Sterilizer
American
Co
1.50
Univend
American
1
com_7.50
Corp
6%
35
5%
10
3%
16
19%
9%
11
A—_1
1
Publish—25c
Int'l"Bowling
10c
Pipe & Construction_5
American
American
-V,
Ask
Bid
1
-1
——
21%
105A
12%
17
C E I R Inc class A
1
3%
12
4%
13%
Electro-Voice
10%
11%
Electrolux
5
22%
24%'
1
20
12%
26
Telep—_12%
20
22
28%
21%
50c
14
15%
1
11
12%
California
Liquid
Water
Calif
Water
&
Systems
Inc
Inc
Delhi
Canadian
Oil
Cannon
Electric
Cannon
Mills
Capitol
Caressa
Inc
Cedar
Point
Gas____
29
Central
Cent
Pub
Charles
the
of
Ritz
Christiana
Class
City
.
B
Co
Arkansas
Sportswear
Arlans
Clifton
Precision
Clinton
Engines
Coastal
States
Hart
Arrow
Art
Credit
Co
5%
1
22%
Wire
Co
Interstate
Gas
Co
5
41%
Elevator__l
16
13%
22%
25c
5%
6'A
Inc
Commerce
27'A
Commonwealth
Gas
18%
19%
Commonwealth
Oil
29 58%
32
r; 62
8%
10
„
—
class
A
1
8
8%
»
Clearing House
22%
6%
Refining_2c
Commonwealth Telephone Co_10
8%
26'A
Instruments Corp_25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
29
Products -Inc..
Assembly
Associated
.1
Associated
7'A
13%
21'A
Analysts cl A_8
Springs
21
23
-Atlanta
Light
Gas
Credit
Atlas
Class
—!__
Inc
Corp
10c
Atmos-Pak
Inc
Adhesive
Avery
Products
Avon
Oil
Aztec
Baird
Inc
Atomic
Baltimore
Paint
Bangor
Hydro
Lanlife
Bargain
Barton
Basic
Chem
&
Corp
Baystate
Beauty
Belco
60'A
1&
__1
1
Belle
IncL_:
Manufacturing Co
Petroleum
Isle
Ijron
Bros
Beneficial
46
50%
12%
11%
Inc
1
50c
Cowles
CTS
Black
Hills
Black
Sivalls
&
&
Light
Bryson
Airmotive
Daniey
Machine
(L
A)
Dejur-Amsco
13%
25%
8%
Publishing
50c
Electric Manufacturings
Bogue
Business
Bohn
Bolt
Machines!.—5c
Beranek
Ami
Boston
Boston
Newman..!.^
Corp
Bowman
Bowser
S
16%
Crystal
Dynamics
Glass
Inc
Dorsett
(RR)
5%
13%
15%
Dun
17%
7
21%
Dynamics
Dumas
&
Dura
Dymo
1
Detective
•
footnotes,
see
15%
17%
•
32
8%
__Ioc
12%
25c
page
23%
12%
8
—
Byllesby (H M) & Co
Chemical Co Inc—
18%
11%
1.50
Inc
32%
17
_i
3%—•
46.
257A
44
48%
*
6
7%
1
40'A
43 %
1
A_
7%
8%
1
63
2
5%
:
Inc
Corp
66%
6%
18%
19%
2%
23
25'A
1
31
Chemical
Corp of Am $1
9%
10%
1
2%
3%
pfd_2
27
' 35%
9
13%
4
Eastern Racing Association
•
Eastern
Utilities Associates,.10
29%
Steel
Co
Germ
&
Grier
1
Edgewater Steel Co
Eitel-McCullough
EICO
Electronic
Inc
1
Instrument—_l
Real
27'/4
(C F) Labs Inc
Vogt
&
Glass
5%
3
Inc.
6.25
Inc
Ontario
Lake
5%
Latrobe
8%
Hajoca
Co
16%
Inc
Products
Liberty
Loan
Lithonia
13 •!
18 V*
4%
_1
Munning
11V*
.
7%"'
Corp
Corp—
Inc
——
12 %
16%
13%
171/4
52 VA
10%
12
33%
36%
36%
5;
6 %
2%
42
Marrud
20%
Marse
10%
9%
'
17%
r
Capital Corp^
2
Inc
&
——
Paint class A
Carter
Mary
Inc——:—
1
McClennan
Industries
_1
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
112
m
Marine
Marshall
9
.
107
15%
90%
33%
—1
Magnetics Inc
23%
1
86
.
17%
8%
1
.
Mathes'on
6%
lc
12%
5%
._——___—1
Maxson
7%
31/4
12
13%
23%
24%
9%
IO1/4
15%
16%
39 VA
42'/4
7%
8%
11%
12%.
18
19%
25%
28V4
37
39%
3
9%
Co—
&
H)
(F
McGraw
6
Corp
2
1
43A
374
4%
2%
42%
45%
Electronics
McLean
7
1
Company
Mattel, Inc
!_3.50
Corp
Corp
19
*
Winkle...
15%
26%
48%
Co—8
& Electric
Gas
Magnefax
38
1
Inc
4%
14%
24
_1
Co
F)
21'A
1
Company.^
Madis.on
•
(E
16 %
•
v_
10%
371/4
43a
"Stores Inc.
1
Marlin
Rockwell Corp—___
1
Marmon
Herrington Co———1
413A
37 %
1
_1
.'
Inc
14%
10
34%
1
Co.
Steel
Drug
13%
13
._33%c
1
Co
53
90%
Major League Bowl & Recrea—1
9%
8%.-,
\
Handmacher-Vogel
Handy & Harman
Harvey-Wells
49 %
12'
1
Pipe
MacDonald
5%
65A
__1
;
Shoe
Inc
Lighting
5%
5%
19%
86
1
—*
Inc
Joint
Longs
143A
9%..
■
Corp—1
Cosco
Hanson-Van
5
5
20 %
10c
\
Mangment class A-10c
Hanover
Lock
5%
21%
17%
1
0
A
3%
%
19%
1
Corp
Corp.
32
4
70c
I-c
25%
2%
50c
Inc_
Forms
24'A
29%
1
Sons
&
13%
22
1
Business
Lewis
,
23%
20c
Lestoil
15
__1
Hamilton
Mining
5%
-p-
Levitt
38 »A
Hamilton
Hanna
5
Lanes Inc-A*
Lence
184
35 Vi
1
_1
Mfg
1
Corp_l
Travelware class A
Leeds
18
12
Leaseway Transportation Corp_l
Leeds & Northrup Co
50c
18 %
13%
173
^
Hamilton
".
Lease Plan International
Lei
10%
16%
,
2
Lowe's Companies Inc
1
Lucky
Stores
Inc
1%
Ludlow
Corp!,
*
Lynch Communication Sys Inc.l
Lytton Financial Corp—
1
Corp
9'A
10%
2.50
Co
Lone
of America
...
9
10~
2.50
SteeL
135A
Capital
26%
Cement
Inc
Blower
Lau
Portland
preferred
conv
22%
Corp
11'A
11%
•
23
9 Va
12%
_*
17%
10
'
—..1
20%
3'A
■■!
10%
2
2.50
Corp
6%
16
_1
Chemical
Co
7%
;
48%
2
Co
35
1
Inv
27%
44 %
20c
Mfg
13%
25
11.25
!1___11
_5
Cher^^cals & Controls
11
5%
Hathaway Instruments Iric
1
; 414
1114
Hawaiian
5
19%
20%
McLouth Steel Corp
A__25
24%
27%
Mechanical
5
23%
25 %
Melpar Inc
13
15%
1
13%
15
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
27 VA
29%
5
29 'A
32%
*
914
Telephone
Hearst
(D
Co
Publications
Cons
Heath
C)
Henderson's
Portion
Pak
Hermetite
Heublein
Hidden
Corp
Inc
Splendor Min 6%
1
23
Systems.l
Handling
—1
Co
Publishing
Metal .Hydrides
5
2514
4
•
1
1
Metcom
5
50c
Inc
Ihc
Metroipedia.
Inc
1
Mexican Light & Pwr Co com.*
pfd_ll
1014
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.l
Holiday Inns of America—.1.50
23'A
11%
255A
24%
27
Michigan
Microdot
Horizon
4%
4%
Houston
Co
class
A__
!
16%
.17%
143A
Mid-America
14
Midland
Midwest
Tech
1
13'A
36
4%
_1
43'A
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
2nd preferred
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units..
2814
Natural
Oil
171/4
191/
Howard
46%
Field
Johnson'
Gas
Corp.
Material
!
13.50
Co__2.50
Capital
1
Houston
Houston
Inc
13%
5
7%
21%
preferred
Gas Utilities
lc
Corp
7%
19%
$1
2%
Land
29
10%
38%
%
5>A
465A
Midwestern
.
£
Line
Pipe
Milgo
31 %
Miller
11%
Miner
Electronics
Inc
Corp
Mfg Co
Industries
11
7%
15%
17
11%
12%
11
12
17%
19
13%
•
1
1
19%
21%
Inc..1
3%
7%
38%
42
12
13%
1
^__1
Inc
9%
7
5%
12
Co
Corp
Develop—
Instruments
4
*
—
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
307A
.
A
__,
10%
.
class
Industries
Meredith
Henry's Drive-In Inc
40%
6
•"
10%
25%
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B_.
"
■<*
Hoover
17%
21
12 %
Lipe-Rollway
Estate.—
Southwest
5%
534
19
vl8%
4%
38 %
Interstate
46%
16
2iy4
rv
17/
135A
& Dunlap Inc
Capital Inc.
37%
~
19 V4
—'
4
Mount Power Corp
42%
—5
10
:
9'A
Brick.!____5
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Fire
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49%
1
25
Star
Wash
(A
4%
Laboratory
Inc
1
Economy Bookbinding Corp_10c
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd
5
I
A
Co—
Candy
43%
Economics
Edgcomb
Edgerton
17 %
!
_*
39%
46
_10
Inc
12
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23%
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56
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23'%
123/4
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26'%
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21%
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10
243/4
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18%
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23%
17
15%
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6%
55
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14%
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213%
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1
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383/4
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& Elec
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7%
14
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13%
14
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11%
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2
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26%
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42
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65/8
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10%
1
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Bantam
Schneider
137/a
18%
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6
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93/4
11%
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24
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135/a
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4%
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653/4
19
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6'%
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23%
7%
112
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33
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21%
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24%
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37
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3%
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7.22
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9.18
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1
4.16
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15.12
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3%s
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for
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1
13.60
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June
12.95
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4%s
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12.05
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114
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103
106
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100.14
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20,
101.12
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21,
101.6
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20,
22,
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103
122
103
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99.23
101.16
100.
101.16
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104.8
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108.16
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103.8
101
102.8
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15,
104
104.24
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20,
101.16
98.12
98.28
101.28
102.12
101.4
101.12
1968—
20,
107.
101.16
100
1967
1,
103
99.10
1966-
15,
100.
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101
101
1966——
20,
104.24
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one
101.24
102.24
1969
103.16
103.24
104.24
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20,
102.16
1969
107
108
1970
96.16
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100.16
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more
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104.12
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101.16
100
104.28
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1,
1964
1964
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l%s
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1,
99.18
99.22
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1962
100.19
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100.9
100.11
1962
1963
1963
15,
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100.17
1962-
15,
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99.28
99.26
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1
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97.26
102.31
101.1
103.27
103.29
101.1
101.3
96.26
1964
1965_
96.30
103.26
1964—
103.28
96.4
96.8
1965
103.21
103.23
1,
1965
95.18
95.22
100.9
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3,
1963
99.2
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1,
15,
1963
101.1
101.3
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15,
May
15,
1963
100.6
100.8
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Oct.
1,
Oct.
1,
1963
1 VaS
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98.17
97.22
102.29
15,
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98.15
102.23
100.31
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15, 1964.
15, 1964
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Feb.
102.21
1964
15,
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3%s
100.8
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1963
100.17
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6-
100
100.1
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1966
100.5
94.16
94.20
1966—.
15,
101.24
101.28
1966
1967—
100.7
93.28
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93.16
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100.3
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99.980
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May
24,
1962--;
99.929
99.933
May
31,
99.880
99.887
Aug. 30,
Sept.
6,
7,
14,
21,
June
Jun.
99.836
99.841
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13,
99,795
20,
5,
12,
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July
July
15,
2,
1962
Aug.
9,
1962—'
16,
1962
1962—
99.729
99.693
Oct.
4,
99.633
Oct.
11,
99.571
1962
99.723
99.624
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—
—...
Sept.
Sept.
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99.683
1962—
22, 1962—
28,
1962
99.580
Oct.
15.
99.732
99.542
99.740
99.552
100.7
100.4
100.6
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100.3
100.5
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100.2
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Oct.
18,
99.522
Oct.
25,
99.471
Nov.
1,
99.418
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99.357
99.364
Jan.
8,
15,
99.313
April
15, .1963,.
99.032
98.972
98.995
98.912
98.883
98.828
98.845
98.796
1962—
98.935
98.858
1962
1962-
99.047
99.014
—
1962
99.512
99.157
99.105
99.025
1962—:
1962_:
99.300
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99.211
99.085
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1962_
1962
99.262
99.196
99.138
1962
99.461
1962—
1962-
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1962
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99.248
1962
99.409
19,
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1962
23,
99.788
.
1962_
100.5
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Treasury Bills
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99.978
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1-62
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1962
1962
1962
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1-62
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2-
11-
98.818
98.738
98.761
98.684
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98.708
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65
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100.14
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76%
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100.2
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1,
100 .17
_
9 "'"5-61
106
1981
New
5'%s_1977
Pub Serv—
61
64%
Oct.
3%s
Dated
103%
—1975
4%s—_1987
_
Indiana
of)
182
Aug.
102.20
3.20s
104%
19%
25'%
145
100
102.8
Rate
—
108%
^
Brass^3%s
Cash
Northern
114
1975
1981
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s 1981
Howenstein (M) & Sons—
Natl
110
109
Corp 3%s
Machinery 3'%s
Frueliauf Trailer 4s
1976
General Port Cement 5s_—1977
General Telephone
4%s
1987
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Hilton Hotel tt> w,v„
igs4
Mueller
(Commonwealth
106
im
4%s——2002
109
18
22%
1962-;
100.3
100
Zealand
Telep
103
4,
101 28
al8.41
al6.79
Bid
Bonds—-
Ask
104
1992
2.50
37'%
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
1994
19623—
3.20s
100.2
100 .5
June
100.6
'100
—
—
3.05s
1%S
a21.21
5
87%
124
34%
Cooperatives—
3%s
al0.39
8
32nds
more
for
15,
15,
l'/as Apr.
a87.98
Fund Inc—
Inc—
Centennial
or
Banks
May
4%s July
3%s Nov.
3%s Feb.
Capital
one
Ask
4s
al2.68
Capital Exchange Fd_
26.28
Bid
102 4
2%s
a84.41
22.05
49%
l%s Apr.
a44.74
25:18
45
Annuity
4%s
8.00
—
Westchester Fire
100.15
7.32
Inc
Variable
100.7
7.20
Fund
U S Life Ins Co in
15%
79%
100.5
6.66
Fund new——
56%
14%
100.13
3%s Nov.
Funds—
10
Y)__2
America
74%
1963—
13.86
Inc—
of
116
(N
Co___
45'%
103
82
*
2
Insurance
1963
12.82
Inc
Fire
15,
1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin Fund Inc
1
Congress
Street Fund
Devonshire Street Fund
S
15,
3%s Aug.
l'/as Oct.
—
U
Feb.
15.32
Inc
Co
1
10
5
Co
Security Life Ins (Ala) 1
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
May
15.63
Fund
S
3%s
14.34
Swap
143
53%
Ins
United
13%
41
96
(N Y)
Co
Insurance
3 %s
14.09
Centennial
United
71
Figures after decimal point represent
Treasury Notes—
9.73
50%
135
5
Ins
Life Ins
Ins—.5
1973
Maturity—*
1
Fund
Travelers
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3s
3.23
47:i4
U
5
Sec
12%
10
preferred
67
10
Co
Life
Guaranty
47 %
5
1977
10,
18.90
10.99
$6.50
Title
44%
—10
1
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
7.15
17.59
191
Amer
(New Haven)
Southwestern
57%
175
of
Security Life & Trust Co
Standard
*
1972
7.60
Sliares-1
United Science Fund—
1
United Funds Canada Ltd——1
United International Fund LtdValue Line Fund Inc
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10®
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
1
Wellington Equit# Fund
1
4%s
14.86
United
Ins
6.25
Springfield Insurance Co
1965—
Aug.
4%s Sep.
10.38
Life
1966-
11,
4%s
9.76
86 %
127
54%
5
1963
12,
4%s
Inc—
Funds
38%
76%
Marine
&
80
1963——
10,
Dec.
4%s
7.97
34
Seaboard
Fire
118
11, 1964
Sep. 10, 1964
3%s Dec. 11, 1964—
3%s Mar.
11.44
10
196
Paul
C)__4
1962
3%s May
4 %s
1
20th Century
Growth Inv__10c;
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
1
(Texas)
89%
Mortgage Assn
10,
15.49
8.25
Insurance
72
15%
1963
Mar.
40%
12.61
(N
180
1963—
Sep.
14.14
a35.95
34'%
(D
1963
16,
Natl
38
a29.97
7%
87%
30%
(D C)_1.50
1962
4s
"
al0.02
14'%
32%
6%
83
Security Ins
1963 wi
4 Vas
11.60
13.83
7.57
Inc
17,
15,
15
3%s
10.61
12%
30%
1
5
Seaboard Surety
1962
4%s
9.72
8.98
1
10
(N C)
85
Banks—
Loan
15,
Apr.
3%s July
a9.76
11.66
Fund
June
Federal
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
Television-Electronics
Fund—1
Texas
Home
al3.56
al8.90
117
Obligations of Government Agencies
7.57
1
Scudder Fund of Canada
25c
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
Common Stock Fund Inc
1
Selected American Shares—1.25
Snareholders Trust of Boston—1
Shares in Amer Industry Inc
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
Sovereign Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe & Farnham
Balanced Fund Inc—
1
Stock Fund
—i
—1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Life
106
/
2
16%
Life
73%
97
110
Republic Natl Life insurance _1
Figures alter decimal point represent
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
Investors
km
5
10
(Pa)
303/a
Jersey Insurance Co cf N Y
10.17
Republic
48'%
,
Y)
53%
Accident-
67
Life Ins
27
Y)
45%
5
Corp
50%
(N
Standard
9.37
Fund
14%
City
5
Co
9.59
Diversification
1992
5
St
*
Insp &' Insurance
Home
11.97
Federal Street
5'/4S__1977
68
13'2
Hartford Steam Boiler
11.65
Inc
70%
13%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
8 75
Fund
67%
lo
Co
:
11.85
L_
4'%s
Paso Natural Gas
39%
64
125
Underwriters—
A
Life
Quaker
Reinsurance
5
Employees Insur
10.63
33.79
Bid
50%
37
Co—•.
Owners
Co_
Employ Life Ins
Interstate
Securities
Inc
Fund
Corp
Republic Ins
Class
13.67
16.24
14.86
Oppenheimer Fund
&
18%
62
4
Inc.
Home
17
4
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
13.16
—1
Fund
Street
William
33,13
4'%s
1979
Burlington Industries 4'%s_1975
Carrier Corp.4'%s
1982
El
Ci
57%
2.50
Hanover Insurance Co
&
Inc
Shares
Electronics
al3.40
Bausch & Lomb Opt
Duke
Ins
D
1
(Phoenix)
6.22
Fund—1
Amer Tel & Tel 4%S—
Appalachian Power 4%s
Ashland Oil 4'%s
47
3%
of N
Philadelphia Liie Ins Co
30%
3.10s
Recent
12'%
Indemnity Co_
5
Insurance
11.77
6.35
^
Assoc
Insurance
10.77
Series—
12.47
(Investment Bonds)—1
(Medium Grade Bonds) _1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-3
Life
(N
Georgia Inter Life
National Securities Series-
5.87
_l
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-2
119976205—
Peoples
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
27'%
Y__lc
Insurance Co
General Reinsurance
1
Mutual
Y
Peerless
15.74
11.41
Fund
Inc——
(The)
Johnston
of N
173
14.56
11.05
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Selective
Co
163
Firemen's Fund
19.44
Slock Fund
Investors
Ins
Pacific Insurance Co
1
Investors
National
Whitehall Fund Inc
Inc
Pacific
133
Franklin
12.58
Boston—1
Mutual
Northern
56%
53
2.95
11.51
Group
27a/4
Co
126
23.51
Wellington
Investors
25%
Ins
—
(Ky) 2
2.89
5.35
Investors
I.25
Fire
Life Insurance_5
Assurance Co
5
21.73
10.91
Investors
(Gai
Co
York
al4.29
9.98
of
Comwealth Life Insur
Connecicut Gen
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Nation
4.71
Trust
25'/8
North River
1
Mutual Shares Corn
6.56
Investment
46'/B
50%
21
18%
35%
•vMutual Trust Shares.——-—1
America—_1
of
42
47
New
16%
32
4.43
Income Fund__lc
Co
5
__2.50
Northeastern Insurance.—3.33%
39%
Casualty
(N
Y) "A"_2
Life Insur Co of NY_2
Coastal States Life Ins
10.10
Intl Resources Fund Inc———lc
Investment
35%
4.10
United Incom? Fund
__
8.39
Institutional
32
9.20
—
7.66
Income
5
44%
Fund——1
United
a27.79
7.76
8.43
Incorporated
46%
Investment
5.56
4.99
Haydock Fund Inc__
1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc.—lc
Series H-DA
43
Mutual
United
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-C7
5
Pyramid Life Ins Co
19.81
Fund
Nationwide Corp class A
New
Hampshire Insurance
Providence-Washington
18.32
4.30
Fundamental
72%
Pioneers
Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc—_10c
stock
50'/«
66
37
Group
98%
25%
47
41
Life
93%
1
com
8634
Price
Financial Industrial
5
5
Line Ins AA
55%
8.89
16.41
13.54
stock
Ins
Natl Old
National Union Fire
71%
6.56
150
71%
1
Eastern
142
68%
67 %
8.18
15.18
12.46
Preferred
Accident
94
101
67
81
1
,-5
1
Capital Fund
Fund Inc
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Fidelity
Fidelity
Common
&
88
94
64
Co_
Eagle Fire Ins Co
46%
42 %
10
5
5
Continental
62'%
10
Ins
Boston Insurance
Citizens
53%
(N J)„_2
Shippers.;
Beneficial Standard Life
Citizens
50%
57
10
4
Pioneer
Custodian
Life
5
12.54
Bond
Natl
Federal
11.47
Franklin
24.35
Re-insurance
&
5V4
1
National fire
Employers Reinsurance Corp
25c
Fund
Fund
16
7.19
8.86
Mutual
6
143/4
8.90
a20.42
8.55
——
Founders Mutual Fund
5%
1
15.47
—10
20c
Energy Fund Inc
Florida
1
16 %
169
5
(Bait).
8.12
13.00
14.23
6.39
Fiduciary
(Wash D C)
134
4%
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
(Galveston)
Ins
41%
160
1
Monument Life
Mercury
38%
5
Inc
10%
Nat
32'%
15
29 3/8
14.31
Over-the-Counter
-
Growth
22.28.
Series
Insurance
12.03
13.16
5.85
Federated
32%
36%
90%
125
9%
Inc_l
30%
85
1
Indemnity & Life Ins
"new"—,—*
Foundation—1
Invest Found Growth—1
Growth
Mutual Investing
50c
Stock Fund
_—50c
Electronics Investment Corp___l
Fund.
Equity Fund Inc
interest—1
Fund—
Series "new"—.——*
C)
(B
Dividend
1
Vegh
Balanced
8.57
Fund—
Life
Companies
Ask
32
10
27%
(Newark N Ji__2%
Life
'•
Employers
22.52
7.14
Inc
Ve'gh Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
De
:
Balanced
—•-—-v
Western Investment
Diversified Income Fund
Crown
De
Inc
Units of beneficial
Trust Fund—
Corporate Leaders
Series B
Delaware
Fund
Massachusetts
Co
14
28
Mutual
9.30
10.31
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
'
2.44
lc
shares
,
1
50c
Colonial Fund Inc
———1
Colonial Growth <fc Energy—_1
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc—1
Commonw'ltli Int'l Gen Fcl
1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Mass
1
5
Assurance
Bankers Natl Life
3~36
3.07
->
3.89!
Century Shares Trust
Chase Fund ol Boston
Inc
——_lc
3.56
Chemical Fund Inc
Fund
^3.36
3.67
2.23
10.78
lc
15%
Fla)
Home
American
2.69
—lc
shares—
Paper
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co
Maryland Casualty
Amer Ins
15.17
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Massachusetts investors Trust
Petroleum
90%
Bankers
shares
Metal
.
14%
85%
Life Ins—
Amer
2.46
shares.— lc
Industries
General
a
12%
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins—
Lincoln National Life Insur
Amer
a27.39
_lc
.
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
34%
American
*
Managed funds—
Life &
321/a
Bid
28
29%
Assurance Co of Penna—5
30%
(Jacksonville
18.40
Fund
Stk
■
Life
29%
American
13.46
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can_—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
12.75
—
Composite
11.50
16.83
12.35
12.38
13.05
—
Concord
1
Inc__l
Inc—1
Insurance
Insurance
24 %
26 %
Par
Casualty_5
preferred5
Fidelity Life Ins Co.l
conv
American Heritage
12.57
Trust
Lexington
Life
4
24%
4
1■
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Life Assurance
2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Binn)__2
American General Insur Co_i.50
15%
Investors
Income
11.72
10.93
11.33
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston
Fund Inc——————1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund
Ltd
—1'
Cadiomia Fund lnc_
1
Canada General Fund—
(1954) Ltd
—---——1
Canadian Fund Inc_i—
-1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
1—______—i
1
Ridge
14%
!—5
37%
22%
(111) _i
Assur
75%
124
34%
Fidelity &
$1.25
American
6.93
6.33
-1
Inc__
Life
1
Capital Lite Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Fund—1
Growth
Fund
10.78
Fund
——
_
Fund
Knickerbocker
Lazard
Fund
Internatl
Knickerbocker
Equitable
American
16.17
1
American
4.75
Keystone
116
Co—10
Ask
70
5
All Amer Life & Casualty
14.82
4.35
3.50
Insurance.
Life
Aetna
13.01
T3.58
Com
10.00
Elect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Templeton Growth
'
11.92
Stock)—1
(Growth
S-"3
S-4
5.26
5.62
9.36
3.87
10.19
(Low Priced Com Stks) —1
S-2
4.81
Blue
5.68
1.68
5.17
8.61:
&
5.20
—
Casualty & Surety
Agricultural Insurance
9.91
9.55
Science Fnd 1
Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Hough ton Fund "B" lnc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Ltd
9.08
K-l
8.74
Atomics Physics &
Canada
(Income Fund) —.——l
K-2 ■♦(Growth Fundi
—1
al3.98
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Science
9.33
Trust—.—1.53
American Mutual Fund Inc
Associated
Bid
etna
1
B-4
5.99
Fund
Investors
American
4.30
1
Ltd
Growth Fund
American
7.66
Insurance Companies
Ask
Cont.
Custodian Fund
(Discount Bonds)
Keystone
6.84
8.29
4.59
6.20
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
2.34
2.13
Fund
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, May 1 1 )
Mutual Funds
Par
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
.
.
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value,
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange.
value,
b Bid
tNew stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-diVidend.
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to
Ex-
listing
on
the
stock dividend.
Volume
1-95
Number 6159
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2299)
\
7
.<
>
47
*
„
I
Week Ended May 5
THE..COURSE OF. BANK
Bank
this week
clearings
will^show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
stand
United
the
of
7.4%
at
States
those
above
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
Third Federal Reserve
of
which
for
the
it
is
is
Our preliminary
year.
same
for this week follows:
Chicago
.
•'
•
1962
026,000,000
;
1
i:;
.
Louis—
St.
—
—
Francisco
San
~
cities,
Other
401^00,000
—
all
cities,
+
all
five
cities
—45.7
5,630,578
9.3
7,779,755
8.214,231
4,221,599
3,726,352
(a)
—
+
( a)
•
30,990.002
26,462,364
1,531,060,280
1,247,902.939
Jersey—Trenton
569,535,943
409,128,843
7,659,879
7.052,275
+ 22.5
30,069,596
27,704,263
+ 13.7
'32,806,818
24,536,625
.v
+22.7
1,278,186,861
1,207,471,163
>
16,480,738
15,162.098
8.7
14,075.112
12.482,302
369,214,711
308,349,991
+ 19.7
301,017,008
291,850.649
719,056,109
618,248,906
+ 16.3
615,341.905
564,705,6«2
107,581,000
+ 34.8
76,413,600
66,846,500
>
79,822,000
-
+
Mansfield
15,274,225
14,912,590
2.4
15,041,723
Youngstown
14,522,182
16,246,743
—10.6
14,764,346
14,893.0^4
557,925,218
492,798,215
.+ 13.2
542.4753268
489,382,701
1,800,054,183
1,545,540,543
+16.5
1,579,128,962
1,453,580,997
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.—;
Total
cities)
(7
+
13,420,159
;
5.3—,
2.5
Fifth Federal Reserve District—^Richmond-
5.144,189,275
+
7.4
1,028,837.857
+
7.2
$29,989,216,690
$27,923,468,615
6,502,019
6,571,155
29,915,000
22,817,571
248,463,184
Richmond
7.2
+
Virginia—Huntington
262.243,919
Virginia—Norfolk
7.5
+
1,102,756,833
1
\
a
Columbus
+
$26,894,630,758
t
••
Cleveland
+
,
5,513,784,165
week
cities)
(9
''-.'i-T us
4,298.783
Cincinnati
+16.4
$28,886,459,857
days.
for
1,121,000,600
+ 23.9
6,319.403
7,951,796
30,080,682
4.7
417,206,608
$23,372,675,692 $21,750,441,483
day_——
one
Total
daj'S___,
cities,
1,178,000,000
1,157,000,000
OPio—Canton
4.5
791,708.451
.
419,506,100
—_
fiVfydayS"=,=^
cities,
Total
All
five
5,246,210
3,434,463
west
Ten
5,590,926
37,975,991
4.4
599,492,339
L—.
-
—1L3
+10.7
6.2
+
485,547,919
—
.
1,202.383
2,374,890
6,535,952
+ 12.2
829,042,000
;
Baltimore,
—
772.910.511
469,527,336
383,300,000
____
_
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
1,200,000.000
806,570.948
.•
.___
i__
2,115,148
1,986,998
7,233,046
3.4
+
1,726,603
Fourth Fedecal Reserve District—Cleveland—
527,033,495
Boston
City__—
1,434,000,000
■
2,714,109
Delaware—Wilmington
sum¬
9.3
+
1,334,723,876
1,380,617,094
—_
Kansas
6,316,138
"Wilkes-Barre
%
1961
$15,384,499,915
$16,815,565,797
.Philadelphia
-;
6.0
BY TELEGRAPH
*_
$
8,692,588
''
Week Ended May 12—
+ 16.7
+
5,604,207
Philadelphia
Total
NewL-York:
1,324,049
2,651,147
New
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
1959
$
Scranton
;
\
,
Our comparative
1960
Reading
totals
At-this
1961.
Inc. or
Dec. %
2.352,088
(a)
York
gain for the week ending Friday, of 9.3%.
a
in
week
$
1,545,574
Chester
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
-
2,493,729
-
Bethlehem
Lancaster
corresponding week last
,
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
$29,989,216,690 against $27,923,468,615 for the
center there
mary
increase compared with
an
1961
yx:.''.J.T
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 12, clearings for all
cities
be
CLEARINGS
.
South
Carolina—Charleston
5,161,898
22,687,000
21,734,000
5.3
247,901,769
233,427,103
10,498,420
10,302,205
431,628,746
433,172,988
164,857,686
929,540,023
cities)
(6
6,404,870
+ 31.1
—
202,532,654
Maryland—Baltimore...
of Columbia—Washington..
District
Total
1.1
—
899,965,524
+
3.3
1.9
9,705,128
9,799,217
0.4
423,087,783
419,729,353
+ 22.9
141.295,045
138.317.65t>
851,081,595
828,169,227
+
—
7.4
■Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered
by the foregoing will
in
appear
38,536.020
Nashville
issue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
inasmuch
as
the week ends
not available at time of going to press.
30,880 614
170,640,809
164,399, 814
470,405 949
Tennessee—Knoxville
Georgia—Atlanta
__
478,200,000
...
Augusta
Ac¬
9,504, 844
10,606,363
/
...
+ 24.8
31.295,549
30,530,807
+
3.8
154.062,910
139,271,626
+
1.7
432,200,000
398,200,000
+ 11.6
8,024,815
7.477,106
In the
we
May 5.
same
Federal
New
Districts
York
Reserve
was
increase
an
in which
District
they
the
271.443.835
318,861,323
251,359. 995
+
26.9
296.033.010
302,357.399
9.2%;, the aggregate clearings for
of
are
located and from this
show
totals
note that in
we
improvement
an
the
totals
record
a
of
8.8%?;
smaller by
are
in
the
16.5%; the Richmond
gain of
increase
an
1,510,574,309
2.0
15,993,201
16,506.928
3.6
821,518
760.289
14.0
281,230,402
220,086,359
+10.3
1,507,430,336
1,393,667,241
!
The Chicago
In the Kansas City Reserve
following
furnish
we
'.m.
Indiana—Fort
:
Wayne
.
-
■<
-
South
Bend
Terre
LLi,.-
.
4,087,559
2,932,473
+ 18.1
22,614.092
17,165,479
13,292,613
+'•
1.4
10,634,675
17,753,798
+ 14.4
16,297,884
713.836,598
+
2.6
100,932,000
102,295.000
+
2.3
4,139,452
119,920,000
12,346,445
Haute
4.6
19,923,726
3,867,519
23,537,999
13,479,145
20,312,530
122,986,000
12,069,444
12,826,280
6,363,829
5.776.065
7.2
184,756,914
171,112,760
9,729,125
+
8.3
\9,461,935
75,457,480
69,448.228
+
8.7
62,521,502
62,211,571
24,343,384
1,932,049
23,333,326
+
4.3
21,927,742
21,95.9,264
3.0
1,689.103
2,934,940
1,593,141,658
1,477,455,042
+
7.8
1,312,807,696
1.224,809,764
8,737,699
7,036,750
+
24.2
7,806.636
6,404,203
17,960,156
—26.0
16,427,973
15,596,920
13,101,335
+ 25.6
13.841,119
11,272,955
10,535,578
City
Sioux
12,942,181
+
6,250,664
198,062,580
Moines
Des
9,798,604
—21.1
4,930,388
212,316,658
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
—
Rapids
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
;
—...
Decatur
<;
v ;
1,992,519
13,299,473
Peoria
!
Rock ford
16,461,176
•
,
8,613,992
8,072,586
—
—
—
8,628.881
6.3
7,414,605
7,906.970
7.2
1,812,527,445
1,697,463,750
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
.
Indianapolis
10.7%, but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals
/•+
District—Chicago-
—
Springfield
the
.
+
1,666,844,578
...
Seventh Federal Reserve
larger by 7.6%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 12.5%>.
In
+
857. 409
279,733, 000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
Rapids
7.2%; the St. Louis Reserve District
of
7.4%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 7.6%.
•
,
17,192, 308
887,862
Orleans
cities)
(10
—
318,923,000
17,540,730
Total
gain of 9.7%, the bank clearings
3.3%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 10.3%.
Reserve District has to its credit
District the totals
•
Mobile
Louisiana—New
9.9%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 22.7%?.
Reserve District
Reserve District of
are
279.820.009
".^Lansing
the Cleveland
of
6,832.853.
9.6
/-L1'
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Outside of this city there was a
Boston Reserve District of
In
7,878,922
+
statement, however, which we present further below,
complete results of the previous week—the wfeek ended
center showing an increase of 8.8%. We group the cities according to the
Reserve
4.4
278,779, 547
Macon
having amounted to $34,284,627,611 against $31,398,238,174 in the
week in 1961.
this
the
detailed
For the week there
whole country
the
at
elaborate
able to give final and
are
'"7,460. 829
305,513,676
Alabama—Birmingham
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
7,134,795
Florida—Jacksonville
•••/*
■.
Total
cities)
(17
2,165,757,767
2,020,082,750
+
'
^ } ^UMMARY
;."r.. ••
:
Week Ended May 5—
1st Boston
3rd
Philadelphia
9th
Missouri—St.
1,118,368,975
+
9.9
i,027,966.051
964,699,322
+
8.8
16,6b3,993,731
13,089.346,253
2 _-_-9
—
1,531,060,280
1,247.902,939
+ 22.7
1,278,186.861
1,207,471,168
1,800.054,183
1,545.540,543
+
16.5
1,579,128,962
"
7
__
463,300,000
Illinois—Quincy—
1,453,580 997
Total
'
—
929,540,023
899,965,524
+
3.3
851,081,595
1,510.574,309
+
10.3
1,507,430,336
1,393,667,241
.7.2
1.812,527,445
1,697,468,750
787,631,360
737,892,199
691,869,573
661,035,349
—10.7
727,490,627
754,244.159
North
585,611,591
563.030,373
South
2,020,082,750
912,819,187
850,157,068
+
7
"
805,762,070
748,710,436
+
7.6
~
10th Kansas City
9
"
.6
"
"
10
r
City
708,790,349
•
794,006,167
739,362,689
S
687,356,397
1,811.960,245
106 cities
.
.York
J-i
7.4
Total
140,878,991
2.8
3,619,506
3,583,169
7.4
787,631,360
737,892,199
Dakota.—Aberdeen
2,165,757,767
"
—
205.724.039
161,870,068
Dakota—Fargo
7.6
"
4
12th San Francisco——_
387,600,000
221.141,786
•
*
1,391,995,224
+
13,551,448,360
1,473,485,655
9.2
28,986,403,787
add
now
week ended
detailed
our
.+"v '
statement
•
v
9.7
12,805,460,448
city for the
9,517,494
8,501,308
546,480,728
503,072,372
Paul
211,629,661
198,835,528
10,569,844
10,686,074
4,042,885
4,093,303
6,978,035
7,786,973
16,543,423
15,734,878
805,762,070
748,710.436
;
i
Total
cities)__
(7
Week Ended May 5
1961
S
S
Inc.
Portland
_
_
_
_
.
Massachusetts:—Eoston
4,012,976
+ 13.4
4,006.219
4.102,884
+
7.8
7,569,"720
11,015,583
1.1
10,860,244
1.2
4.257.475
—10.4
7,091,221
6,946,058
+
5.1
13,449,040
13,894,780
+
7.6
691,869,573
661,035,34!)
—
—
3.959.334
1,421,578
1,173,182
9,617,268
15,223,384
9.1
177,277,782
179,158,198
I
+
10,641,401
Joseph
+
+ 10.8
831,390,593
778,973,050
4,392,474
—10.8
3,716,876
—12.7
33,922,473
36,952.677
412,917,908
14,392,925
8,306,793'
—19.9
471,583,102
486,305,627
9.4
13,343,334
15,683,880
+ 26.1
7,890,398
708,790,349
'
1
794,006,167
—10.7
13,158,491)
2,087,044
—29.3
1,692,631
1,719,557
4,632,097
4,009,589
+ 15.5
3,899 056
3,846,036
Springfield——;
23.427,693
21,358,181
'+
9.7
17,191,060
15,402.125
Worcester.
17,383,096
17,360,449
+
0.1 '
15,433,958
13,185,508
75,653,198
77,309.741
—
72,115,017
68,053,243
32,511,006
28,657,272
+ 13.4
27,600,369
24,670,430
38,459,400
+ 18.9
-
6,589,661
+
11,256,510
7,127,8+4
727,490,627 f"
754,244.150
3,511,355
1,475,905
11,487,790
—15.6
34.442,073
30,054,688
Springs
cities)—
945.120
15,591,516
13,156,256
i
(9
y
.515,676,834
I—-
Dolorado—Colorado
1,359,623
0.9
34.4
+ 31.4
1,415,384
195,420,117
;
Total
908,044.345
New
'■
__L_—
J -;
^.
Bedford
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Connecticut:—Har t f o r d
_
2.1
•
16,308,054
15,196,709
7.3
16,151,739
13,030,080
651,388,028
601,845.045
8.2
501,554.731
478,249.600
45,602,206
42,653,409
6.9
41.024,199
44,594,900
6,221,000
5.938,000
4.8
6,426,000
5,523,301
5,658,014
2.4
5,207,102
14,320,100
16,065,220
10.9
15,247.820
13,857,744
739,362,689
687,356,397
+
7.6
585,611,591
563,030,373
258,019,576
233,902,602
+ 10.3
224,304.989
215,416,241
8,125,796
7,096.291
240,547,895
+ 14.5
7,128.230
6,661.137
+ 13.6
248.768,293
230,256.845
115.119.101
+
8.8
102,004,904
105.409,007
Texas.—Austin _L
1
Dallas
'
Worth——
Fort
Galveston
Wichita
"
Falls-
'
•
159,169,440
7,080,969
3,918,425
v
■
-
River—
Lowell
-
457,635,523
169,217,685
1,070,690
213,112,999
-
Missouri—Kansas City_;_
1,006,140,000
Fall
>
:
Wichita
$
8,641,107
9,312,589
_
478,134,853
6.4
City-
13,981,084
r
Kansas—Topeka
1959
1960
\
or
Dec. r,'o
St.
L
4.551,290
8,414,630
8.6
+
1,439,280
Omaha
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
•_
8.859.055
+
1,428,416
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
1962
+ 12.0
'
Helena
Lincoln
"
Maine—Bangor
+
12,067,115,607
showing the figures for each
•'
*
,
850,157,068
—
District—Minneapolis—
Duluth
—
Montana—Billings __i
May 5 for four years:
Clearings at—
3,931,573
Minneapolis
St.
24,742,600,262
+
31,398,238,174
14,860,584,065
•
.
+ 12.5
1,610,567.070
34,284,627,611
••
1"
+
♦
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
r
828,169.227
1,666,844,578
—
—
401,000,000
6.7
+ 24.3
912,819,187
"
;—17
.11 th.Dallas
1.9
+
159,401,543
cities)
(4
"
+
—
+
232,123,952
——
.
6
____________
454.700,000
—247,629,667
198,067,448
!
3,822,072
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
10
—
New
"s;, $
$
:Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
V'
1959
1960
Inc. or
Dec. %
18,365.005,996
Minneapolis—
Outside
'
1,228,939,085
6th Atlanta
8th St Louis
S
19,933,737,155
5th Richmond
7th Chicago
1961
S
—.9
4th Cleveland
;
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1962
4.'
_112 Cities
______
York
2nd New
♦
-
New
Rhcfde
New
.
Haven
Island—rProvidence
45,728,600
Hampshire—Manchester
Total -(12. citie.s )L.2__.
-
_
39,870.000
40,338.900
4,205,186
4,036,397
+
4.2
3,480.552
1?
1
1,228,939,Ob5
..I^
1,118,368,975
+
9.9
1.027,965,051
964,699,322
6.144,594
7,153,433
3,815,265
—
_
Louisiana—Shreveport-
V
Total
Cities)
(6
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
'
i, >,
.
i
1—-
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
:
•
'
Secontl Federal Reserve District—!New York—
.
.
58,498,872
175,862,540
i
__
...
Rochester
43,130,615
23,936,136
145,247,537
138,698,969
2,810,147
+19.4
3,133,150
5,040,967
4,395,928
.+ 14.7
4,408.795
19,424,043,546
,.v
17,846,789,814
8.8
+
15,180,943.339"
.
San
2,657,229
Jose
Santa
49,768,804
———
—,L
——
Barbara—
41,867,008
'+
3.8
33,762,828
35,061,221
6.7
17,7.98,194
22,114.128
+14.2
769,292.722
713.835.887
+ 18.9
39,581.390
35.376,713.
—
15,431,788
—
14,505,570
6.4
12,620,547
10,848,078
16,269,168
——._—
Stockton-
12,675.484,655
15,103,785
898,792,628
'
Francisco—
24,866,384
14,087,570
1,025,933,427
Pasadena—.——
18,765,806
—13.3
18,223,558
17,015.980
+ 12.5
+
*
.44.-—
71.970,332
65,788,156
34,829,640
33,403.833
-100,322,187
96,374.943
/.
Syracuse
•'
Jersey—Newark
^Northern' New Jersey—.
■
9.4
•+
66,764,500
43,755,668
32,455,217
28,231,759
93,796,980
79.779,953
...
4.3
+
•
+
.
4.1
;
Total
(9 -cities
(10
(106
cities)
-
,
1,811,960,245
1,610,567.070
1.473,485,655
1.391.995,221
34,284,627,611
31,398,238.174
+
9.2
28,986,403.787
24,742.60.p,263
14 860,584,065
Cities)--,—
total
Grand
13,551.448,360
+
9.7
12,805,460.448
12.067,115,607
'
109.813,841
.
"
', 105,947,599
+
3.7
{"94vll3,598
93.228,223
18,365,005,996
..+
8.8
16,663,993,731
13,089,346,253
Outside
Total
City
Beach
San
.3.573,661
■
•
New
Lake
California—Long
'
■;
t
■;f New YorH
3.7
+ 14.9
+
-153,075,112
3.355,230
.
Jamestownill-*_
^
56,420,464
£■'
273,254,121
125,249,919
25,820,076
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
York—Albany ___IL.—
Elmira
*'
s...,
Buffalo„__-__^H_;^_w_^_:__
New
-
.
19,983,737,155
New
*
T7»,. + i
York City
^
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the world.
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
Friday
$
franc
Belgium,
2.241115
.f.
markka
France
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
India,
pound
lira
Mexico,
:
.925312
.925468
.210575
.00310700
.00310700
.204050
4
,15 year 5%
.210575
•
'•
■;
.250031
.249978
.249958
.210737
.210712
.210687
Alberta
2.812866
4%%
2.812600
2.813660
.00161100
.00161100
Brooklyn
.00276191
.00276191
51/ar/o
,327833
.327866
.327766
.327733
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.278183
.278125
.278275
.278300
.278300
2.784752
2.785544
2.785801
2.784752
2.785015
.140293
.140300
.140262
.140256
""
""
.0350333
Spain,
.0166506
peseta
:-.V .0350333
South
Kingdom,
1st
.
■
Gas
s.
May
Gas
General
1.401178
2.812866
banks
decreased
$163
million,
Natural
of
notes
Treasury
U,
and
Demand deposits
Decrease (—) Since
May 2,
May 10,
1962
Lakes
Power
Oil
New
15
—
8
16,119
—
23
361
—
24
—
48
113
—
40
—
109
3
—
j
1,157
+
129
—
York
gold
certificate
reserves
Cash
(371)
Discounts
and
advances
Acceptances—bought
U.
S.
Government
Bought
outright
33
—
S.
bonds
Government
Pacific
883
in
>
1
«
:
V.
,
U.
/
.
•
adjusted decreased $483 million, in
the
million
Louis
St.
'
6
in
in the
District, $93
Chicago
.
St.
million
Gov't
+
36
+
786
4,982
+
5
+
65
17,034
+
65
+
528
4,092
+
1
+
107
4%%
bought outright.
repurchase agreement
29,389
under
.65
+ 2,488
3
—
U.
Total
loans
Cash
securities—
in
and
+
99
+
56
process
collection
of
+2,423
(914)
4,809
485
—
increased
L___
.
21
i 1',
!
3
I
'
Total
assets
*
(1,285) 51,542
455
—.
May 2,
: Apr.
1962
+2,132
Total loans
Loans
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
(371)
28,290
Deposits:
i-,
Member
S.
bank
reserves
Treasurer-general
Foreign
16,948
.
account
*—_____
__
12
—
388
279
—
i-w'1962
,
+
27
+
—
63
+
Loans
Deferred
deposits
availability cash
Other liabilities &
Total
17,894 >
.__
items
(914)
to
S.
liabilities
327
+
397
—
313
+
(1,285)
U.
and
securities
471
—
S.
for
Capital
paid
in
454
Surplus
accounts—
16"
+
31
+
____
110
Real
-
+
_
888(
Other" capital
7l
3
—
Total
of
liabs.
gold
deposit
&
capital
certificate
and
R.
F.
accounts
reserve
note
(1,285) 51,542
455
—
to
+
debs,
3%%
1,032
8
Public
combined
estate
Other
South
1.371
+
757
233
' +
655
121
+
1,416
+
institutions:
v"
etc.
acceptances
on
Woods
4%
of
Public
gen.
f.
s.
—3.2%
1
+
45
—
97
+
to
5
After
34
+
+
309
+
181
—
—
2,370
in
parentheses
the
are
eliminations
made
in
the
consolidat¬
14,805
cumul.
ing process.
116
•Announced
Balances
with" domestic
Other
assets
Federal
Co.
class
B
"cr
3,062
17
+
23
—
105
—
128
+
194
—
+
145
+
hanks
net
Total assets/liabilities
159,588
—
this
in
+3,809
Name
312
"
•'+;
J.
General
LIABILITIES—
; '
^
Demand
Condition Statement of Member Banks
deposits
The
condition
of
shows
ended
the
the
following
May 2:
justed,
$2,151
deposits, and
to domestic
million
statement
Federal
in
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Increases of $1,432 million in loans ad¬
million in U. S. Government demand
$501 million in demand deposits credited
commercial
demand
Commercial
$159
of
Reserve
banks, and
deposits
adjusted.
June
1
1965_
Jim
1
preferred
stock
Jun
20
increased
purchasing
or
$505
carrying
million,
"other"
of
'
v
«v" ":'"v
60c
,
$1
127
year
ago,
U.
S.
loans
for
increased
million.
Loans to sales and
personal financing in¬
stitutions increased $206
million, as compared with an
increase of $86 million
during the similar week in 1961.
Real
estate
increased
loans
$309
increased
million
$34 million.
largely
reflecting
a
Export-Import Bank participation certificates
mercial
banks.
'
loans
sale
to
of
com¬
-
General
(quar.)—
Products
Drive-in
Corp.
5-15
6-29
5-31
;——12%c
5-25
5-
2
35c
(quar.)
6-15
6-
1
+
1,589
General
Foods Uorp.
General
political subdivisions.^
5,771
+
625
+
199
4.744
—.
+2,151
+
1,890
.I
11,297
savings
+
501
554
+
56
•
+.',207
+
banks
686
time
and
7,132
+
34
+
3.855
4.25%
preferred
+
58
+
2,180
5.28%
preferred
+
45
+
651
4.36%
preferred
1+50
General
187
Reserve
+
40
36
ACCOUNTS
230
+
2,098
+~
122
+
5,498
______
__J.
—
+
180
+
13,225
others
$1.32
+
83
+
11
-
821
■
•
237
773
-
preferred
$1.30
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1
preferred
5%
*
Exclusive
of
all
t Includes
certified
time
separately.
to
domestic
reserves;
demand
commercial
II Includes
=ra
loans
valuation
t Includes
domestic
of
individual
banks
and
items.;are
loan
after
shown
de¬
gross.
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
banks,
and
less
officers'
deposits of
•
commercial
U.
S.
cash
items
checks
not
in
process
shown
Government
■*
and
■
-
of
collection.
separately.''
v
■'
postal savings not
preferred
General
$2.20
General
preferred
$5
1
,
Co.
1
6-
1
.44.
of
of
33c
-44—
62V2c
«•-.
new
•
*
6i
;4-25
•
'
,
1
.
5-15
-
1
-
6- »1
5-31
*"
5-15
;
.
1
•
.
1,'
>.<•
,
4-25
,
>. "
-
6.
10c
»
6-
.
.
56V4c'
$L25
(initial)-
4.
.
••
—
com.
-
_
4-25
5-15
.
.,
4-25
■
5-15
,
J
4
'
5-15
25c
Ohio—-
4
5-
4
5-15
3iVtC
Pennsylvania—
5-
•
Kentucky—-
(quar.)—
Rubber,
6-
-
4
-
____r:_^__
of
5-22
;.•
,
22^0
"
(quar.)
&
5-22
7-
32V2C
Telephone Co. of ..Wisconsin—
Tire
5-22
1
(quar.)—————55c
Telephone
preferred
General
Co.
1
7-
27V2C
(quar.)__:
Telephone
Preferred
General
Co.
5-22
•
7-
' ;
;
(quar.)__
Telephone
5-22
' 5-22
1
.7-1
'54V2C'V<-
(quar.)
General
6-15
66c
(quar.)
$1.25
1
*'
'
53l/ac
I
Telephone. Co., cf California*—
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
4V2 7c
preferred Cquar.)_^
General Telephone Co. ol Florida—
~
337
+
+
-
Banks
liabilities
CAPITAL
11
+11
128
-
Federal
—
2,117
—
—
593sC
(quar.)
4-27
6-30
55c*'7-
'
:
^
5-28
,
6-29
.
,
;
(quar.)
3,426
6-15
19c
;;
*.
5-25
'45c
—
(quar.)
7,879
subdivisions
banks
4.40%
31,757
interbank
Commercial
From
+
—
Borrowings:
Other
157
.4 ".'
(incr.-quar.)_
Electronics;—
'
1
30c
5-18
4. 6- 8
'
v,'
<
$1.1834
Industries
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)„
preferred (quar.)—
6-30
-
,___
5-11
6-8
30c
-j;..
—
Common
4.75%
Foreign:
Governments, official institutions, etc.
From
+
Steel
Telephone &
69
"
5-24
•
5"
6-
32V2C
1,_4
(quar.)
__u_—
deposits—
political
+
—
(quar.)
Utilities
General
150
22
45,670
savings deposits—totalt———
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
+
+
-
-
,
6-14
>
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
Public
30c
4
quar.)—
Cement
General
6
1,045
.___
Time and
States
$4.75
'
Governments, official institutions, etc.
(increased
Advertising
Portland
.
(quar.)__
Precision Equipment.\
General
3
T
Foreign:
Commercial
Outdoor
General
General
Commercial
Mutual
Finance Corp.
.
6-15
„5c
816
interbank:
4-27
6-12
5-15
30c
'
.___
65.458
Government
5
4-27
,
>
J25c
(annual)——1_
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
—
7-
*
5-15
7-2 ,*>;
Fireproofing Co. (incr.-quar. )"_—_j._
duction
"Other"
/*■■:>
-
Coil
5-25
8-15 "
.
(quar.)__„—
Co.
General
Government
and their
securities
i
General
6-15
-
15c
—IJ*"
;
Holders
,v;I Share ,Payable of Red.
-
General
S.
2199
Investors—
preferred
Cigar
4+
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
American
$4.50
+13,806
f
,,
com.
(quar.)
preferred
General
363
-
preferred
3
When
25c
—*' 2"%
Stqck dividend
366-
: 465
+
!
Corp.,
521
U.
*
r
V
:
Per
4.832
Domestic
1708
issue.
+
Domestic
Loans to brokers and
carrying
securities
net
a
•.
Ltd.—
+
—
industrial loans increased
million; during the comparable week a
^
*
+3 497
and
2197
1964
1,
—1,250
totall!—
*
July 1
>■..
July
63.071
—
2196
—Jun 29
Co.—
due
93,061
Other
and
these Joans increased
$170 million.
dealers for purchasing or
$233
decrease of $1,250
a
May 31
1964
1,
—I—
States
banks
adjusted*—
Demand deposits
2154
1,
of Company
Acceptance
General
.
15
stock—i—_f
1964
*
1,298
'.+
;3
—
+
coin__
—
4
12,693
Banks—__
*
Jun
stock
Corp.—
1,
Continued from page 13
1,983
2,968
Reserve
1924
2
DIVIDENDS
/
+
4.838
and
"7
May
—Jun
Inc.—
debs,
Dec
Manufacturing
960
,
v.
1,443
with
*
1971
due
1985
pfd.
Nov.
Platinum
Service
146
+
,
4.565
Currency
1,
Ltd.—
1,479
J3,925
years
Reserves
Figures
2150
.2151
522
+
+
V
.
+
+
;
5
+.,-..
6,455
...
28
163
4.4;
•-
;
1
May 31
1,112
+
1,788
^
1976--——Jun
stock
1,104
32,069
years
5
.V
.
Page
;
Co.—
bonds due June
non-cumul.
:T.
4
706
+
____
Other securities
bonds
B
Jan.
due
&
due
1,
pfd.
2199
1
.',4
Indiana,
subord.
Canada
June
*
-
Date
;
cumul.
preferred
Gold
debentures
of
4'4%
conv.
6%
year
due
A
due
bonds
Co.
'
CALLED
>./
_.Jun
126
indebtedness—....
year——
+'
33
+
3,874'
of
206
4
banks—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
1
98
1979_-
'
-
-
•
+
13,674
securities—total..
certificates
5%
145
+
bills
1
+0.1%
■'
<
correspondents
V."vT;Vv'
Ltd.—
series
Chemical
mtge.
"
1S70
Co.—
Co.
&
2199
May 15
stock---—-—Jun 22
•"'/>
-
,
15
Co.—
bonds
&
American
Steeiley
9
,
+
.
704
•_
Treasury
+ /
4
—
:
„
commercial
4
.
.v...
3,472
2,291
17,540
domestic
1
505
+
series
Service
Field
2198
.4
1982——41
l,
preferred
ISSUE
Corp. $1.50
*
June
^
May
Stone
mortgage,
cumul.
5%%
loans
Government
+2,132
+
2,541
carrying:
loans
to
S.
Within
34.8%
___
series .due
Jun
.
v
2197
4"-
1
• *<•
dollar
'I
;
2080
j:
1985—Jun
1,
'
Cut
debs,
mtge.
1st
Eight
securities——
,1
h. ;,:"
•' r
cumul.
Telephone
Service
4.80%
188
+
•
' >
:
' j-4_—_^_44____Jun
1
-V: •
• -y
-7^ •
Corp.—
-
Contingent liability
purch. for foreign
»
due June
1977
1,
2079
•* 'X'i
'?'X
Co.— ).
&
Pittsburgh Coke
5,762
+
.:
foreign banks
Loans
'■>
•
'
+
bonds, series C, due June 1,
f.
s.
Gas
1st
Marshall
+10,303
159
I'—i—_
_
nonbank financial
U.
to
liabilities
JUli
1989—
2196
.
1
g'
1,
5%%
514%
Light
Southeastern
securities
,
Treasury
Ratio
Co.
first
5Vu%
4 +10,825
+
1~
aue'. 1'986—Jun
I;
gold-'bonds, -6%
National
Louisiana
+1,432
_______
>
:
series
St.*.Louis—
mortgage bonds due
gen.
4%%
'
1961
*"
J—__———i___
Harrisonville
pur¬
Sales finance, personal finance,
Other
+2,033
ACCOUNTS—
&
ciebs.
ENTIRE
May 3,
"
+1,427
1,372
dealers
Government
to
Loans
CAPITAL
25,
+
Other securities _!
Loans
1+33
+
50,090
1
456
76
June
-
.
__^._^^^_Jun-
Transmission
Crushed
Diamond
75,915
loans
_.
brokers
Government
Other
22
—
3,830
accrued dividends
June
1st mtge.
Canada
32,937
__
industrial
Other loans for purchasing or
Total
1981
5V4%
Co.
to
chasing or carrying:
U.
1
....
due
1981_.
Gas Co.
due
Gas
51/4 %
+1,608
123,697
121,909
adjusted*
58
—
221
337
,
Other
I
adjusted*
Agricultural loans
432
+
investments
investments
Commercial .and
+1,147
.-O <./..
168
+
due
Motor
Woods
(In millions of dollars)
and
and
Loans
notes
first
White
Decrease (—) Since
140
+
2036
Bonds, 5%
5% SS Philippine .+ j■>..
Washington Gas Light Co.—
million.
$181
'.
1
—
+'
466
i
ASSETS—
U.
Loans
series
cue
Union
1963
5V2V0
1
501
+
107
__
assets
Federal
million.
^
.
+ 2,538
29,600
securities
premises
Other
29,454
banks
1923
1
Marine
Company and Issue—
commercial
%"
'
_June
Inc.—
Merchant
Investment-Cov of
debs,
15,
$230 million but bor¬
$122
Lines,
Electric
mortgage
5%
decreased
2152
2152
1
•
1977
mtge. bonds due June 1,
debs,
1st
increased
•
2150
1962—■———v_May 15
1,
Light & Power Co.—-
Eastern
6%
Increase ( + ) or
items
Bank
Govt,
S.
Texas
of in¬
......
from others increased
domestic
Total
corporations
and
4
Reserve Banks
rowings
50
+
„
1964—___Jun
Inc.—
June
Tokyo Electric Light Co/ Ltd.—
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
+1,109
Federal
Total
15,
May
due
Bear
Lear, series
Joseph
Securities
Savings deposits
District.
"other" time deposits
partnerships,
$58 million.
*
City
$34 million and
dividuals,
3,281
Held
due'
Insured
China
1st 5%
c;
$90 million in the iRichmond
District,
Kansas
the
increased
outright—
Bills
Certificates
Notes
2150
2031
Properties Ltd.—
East
Far
S.
SS
-
-
District, $88 million in the Cleveland District, and $85
million
securities:
Bonds
1
1978—l,june
1
!.Jun -4
^
City, $231 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $172
—1,012
—
notes
.i______,Jun
debs, due June 1,
Industries,
debentures
Southern
Total
Co.
"
."
■
due
Corp.—
debentures
Pennsylvania
1961
15,042
R.
$130 million.
or
1962
F.
Gas
1,
—
total
-
2031
5%% 1st mortgage, bonds series
JVlay 15 ,
2026
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.^ i
:vtrvi? -k
'• '/*. " v;
1st mtge. pipe line bonds, SV^'o series due 1980——__Jun
l:,-_ .2154
1st mtge '' pipe line bonds, -6 %''^eries:: due-T9-77Jun 15.•■
*
s
combined
the
but
1922
'■
•
.
Cigar Co;, Inc.—r...,:
cumul."income subord. debs, due June 1, 1987__Jun
1
5%%
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem-
May 9,
account
•
1982—1
debs.—
■
4 >'.'••• vj•
for
June
47/s%
increased
Increase(+ )
47/a%
v.
Inc.—
due
Consolidated
(In millions of dollars)
fund
debs,
.230733
1.401046
2150
May 23
.230575
2.812600
;
due-,,'
.
..
W
.230725
1.401574,
*
1
May 15,
:
.
series
debs,
2.813660
15
Ltd.—
1975
aue
/ '
bonds
mortgage
H
Loblaw Leased
certificate
Co.—
4%%
1.401444
-
...Jun,
Community Public Service Co.
5Va%
Gold
debentures
Systems,
series
Page'.
"
,:
_Juri
I
:
1986
1,
.0166506
5%%
Redemption
f.
Getty Oil Co. 15 year 3V2%
ASSETS—
June
.194250
Kerr-McGee
;
1985.—.
2199
Date
1, 1987
Columbia
5%%
15,
due
Energy Investments,
Power,
general
.V\1
■■
t ;--'
.0166506
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
*
s
Corp.-—
.194275
ber
•
:
1; 1970—.^ivMay 15
'*
\
.0166506
Consolidated Statement of Condition
*
.-1+
,
Co.—
bonds,
&
Maine
&
Feb.
REDEMPTION
' v;>i'
June
Gas
mtge.
coiiv.
6V2%
Central
Great
t
due
.194258
2.813400
2.812600
sterling—
debs,
Financing
due
Union
1st
Canadian
.0350333
.0350333
.0350333
f.
s.
.230746
1.401046
rand
Africa,
pound
v
,
"
.194243
.230658
franc
t
May 24
__j.May 31
.0166506
4
.194268
krona
Switzerland,
,
subord.
debs,
.00161100
.140233
Page
•
bonds.
Ry.—-
■
Municipal
.327733
pound
Ry.
mcge.
:
;
Company and Issue—
'
.00276191
guilder
Ashtabula
&
bonds
PARTIAL
.00161100
dollar.
Louis
trust
.204054
4.-.44
.204050
2.813400
4%
...
.
.00310700
.
.
Youngstown
St.
&,
coll.
general mortgage
Textron, Inc.—
.249983
krone
Portugal, escudo
of
'
Chicago
1st
1st
.00276266
Norway,
Republic
.0201025
.0201012
.0800560
malayan
Zealand,
United
..0387000
.
Division
Pittsburgh,
"
.0387000
,".210775
.00161100
peso
Sweden,
2.241327
2.241115
.924843
4 .204050
;
„
Date
Cincinnati,
Louis
.00276266
Netherlands,
New
St,
.210587
"
.00310700
2.812600
:—
yen
Malaysia,
Cleveland,
.0100050
.250050
Ireland,
Japan,
,
.0100830
.0201023
,.
$
4
••
TENDER
Company and Issue—
.210712
rupee
Italy,
'
given in the Chronicle. /
were
NOTICE *K)F
'
.204050
franc
$
in which the details
~
.924375
4 ,210587
<
4:
.0387000
.0200916
.00310700
Finland,
I
"
.210575
..4,4 4;
4 2.241960
•
.0387000 '
.927109
—
4
.0101010
2.241752
..
.0200900
rupee
$
■.
.
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
of
stock
those called under sinking fund provisions.
indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
May 10
May 9
list
a
common
Thursday
Wednesday
<
May 8
-
.0101206
.0387000
—
dollar
Canada,
Ceylon,
$
.
.0102187
schilling
Tuesday
May 7
May 4
Argentina, peso _
Australia, pound .
4
4-Monday
«
found
including
Cable transfers In New York (Value In United States Money>
for
Rate
Buying
Noon
Unit
Monetary
and
Country
be
and
The date
1962, INCLUSIVE
TO MAY 10,
will
preferred
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CKBTIFIKD BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
MAY 4, 1962
Austria,
Below
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
We give below a record for the week just passed.
daily to the Secretary
countries of
,'
Fund Notices
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Pursuant to the
~
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
'"■
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
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preferred
preferred
preferred
$2
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Per
Holders
Payable o/ Rec.
Horizon
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
■
6-15
1
6-
20c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Horn
(stock dividend)
Corp;
5%
>
Hardart
Co.
(quar.")
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Stock
&,
4
6-23
.6-
1
Horner (Frank"W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hoskins Manufacturing
(quar.)
1%
6-23
6-
1
Hot
10c
5-28
5-15
.—_
27'Ac
____________
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
Amer. dep.
Company
Group,
A
A
(monthly)——
Knitting Mills, Inc. (Pa.)
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.
(quar.)
6-12
5-28
HubTnger
4-26
Hudson
5-25
Hudson
7-10
W.)
(H.
New'
15c
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Employees
C.)
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Government
D.
ington,
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6-
Insurance
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45C
!
5-31 ;
,
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
5%
5-
8
Unfon Co.
$2.75
4-13
Idaho
;
3%%
$2.80
$2.50
Great
preferred
Imperial
4
6-
6-
1
5-10
6-
9
7-2
.__
preferred (quar.)
Southern Life Insurance
15c
6-
1
1
$62 'Ac
_
6-
1
J.
(quar.)
Gas,. Ltd.__-_r__'_
Brick
(A. p.); Fire
Gfeen-
(quar.)_______
■'*
All
5-15
General
Bond
Petroleum
Vestment
Gdlf
$5
&
$0.15
;
"
'
(from
'V £.- •"
Ohio RR.—
$.09
5-16
5-
$1.25
(quar.)_.
Mexico S.A.—
$1.06*/«
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20c
5-31
Business
A
B
10c
,
Krylon,
6-
5-15
1
1
Petroleum,
Ltd.
5-10
International
Resistance
Co.
5-10
6-1;
5-
5-21
5-
i
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Oil
(quar.)
35c
6-11
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Utilities
6-
1 £
5-11
5-11
preferred
conv.
5-15
*
5-29
f40c
(quar,)___
6-
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Corp,
;i. 5-
A
Power.
Co.,£4.64% ' preferred
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$1.16
.
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__
.
(M.
5-15
5-10
4-27
75c
"7-2
6-1
InterprovinclaL Pipe Line, Ltd.
(Increased)
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.)_
;
t75c
12l/2c
6- 1
5-15
5-11
4-23
Lear,
Interstate
12 Wc
5-31
5-16
Leece-Neville
Interstate
.5-18
6-15
'
6-15
_
International Textbook
5-18
-
$5- preferred" (quar.),;
$4.44
preferred
(quar.)____—- •.
$1.11
L'—il-i.-—•
$1.10
6-15
5-18
$1.05
61-15
"5-18
preferred
(quar.
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
Hackehsack
Water
Cp.
(increased
(quar.)_
Mines; Ltd
Hajoca
:
1
6-
1
1
£5-10
$$1.25
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6-
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15-15
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12'Ac
6-
7 ;
25c
25c
6-
£ 35c
,
5%%
5"21
A
4-24
6-
6-15
6-
25c
(quar.)
Telephone,
7-
(quar.)__£__
7-15
14'Ac
(quar.)
'
6-12
12'Ac
6-12
(quar.)_i__!-_________"__,
12 %c
6-12
(quar.)__
13 %c
6-12 S
Mining -Co. " (quar.)
Helm's
Express
Hercules
New
(quar.)
Powder
Class
12'Ac
i
__i_
' "
Co.—
'
-
(stk.
dividend
Chemical,
preferred
3l/2%
'
Electric
Quarterly
&
Hobart
Light
i:
Dauch.
1%
6-
a
(initial)
Hollinger Consolidated
Quarterly
Holt
Honeggers
&
Co.
M.)
* $4.25
2nd
.
Hoover
Class
4V2%
preferred
B
5%
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply
4-27
Julian
5-15
6-
6-30
5-31
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/
7-25
7-16
10-25
10-15
6-25
5-31
$45c
two-forrone split__
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5-25
4%%
(
5-11
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V
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preferred (quar.)
preferred" (1959) (quar.)_:
conv.
&
Light—
-
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-
6-11
7- 1
5-15
6-15
6-15
6- 9
6-12
5-18
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6-20
5-31
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6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
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5-16
5-16
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6-15
6-
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5-18
6-
1
5-10
117 %c
1
5-15
6-
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5-10
$31'Ac
5-16
6-1
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5-
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5-15
1%
6-
6-11
'
1
1
5-10
5-11
9
35c
7-
1
6-
10c
(initial)
6-
5
5-25
5-10
5-31
25c
5-31
5-10
25c
6-
1
5-10
5%
6-
1
15c
6-15
2%
6-15
5-11
.
5-15
60c
6-
9
1%
,
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6-
1
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6-
5
5-
fr-15
$48c
w
4-30
4-30
5-15
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1
5-
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5-31
6-11
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(extra)—.
1
5-27
5-11
5-11
6-
1
5c
7-
2;
6=-l 5
$1.25
6-
1
5-10
$1.31 V4
-
,
4
15c
6-10
5-
6-
5
5-25
50c
6-10
5-18
60c
±
6-
(Richmond)—
Co. of Virginia
5-
1
4
3%c
8-15
7-30
12 V2C
6-29
6-
$1.10
Inc.
6-10
5-17
.
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
(quar.)'
8
9-10
8-17
$1.10
12-10
11-16
$1.10
3-10-63
2-15
$1.10
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
50c
—
6-10
5-17
50c
8-17
12-10
11-16
50c
3-10-63
2-15
6-21
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
9-10
50c
(quar.)
Cos., Ltd.*
Class
4-27
(final payment
$0,076
per
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
J 60c
6-
1
5-
9
J70c
6-
1
5-
9
$37 Vac
6-
1
5-
9
t70c
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-15
12'Ac
5-28
5-18
Groceterias
Finance
Lockhart
—
Corp.—
Preferred
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
—
Aircraft
*
—
(quar.)___
(Can.)
,
—
Star Gas,
common
Louisville
&
Nashville,
RR.
6-30
6-25
6-11
5-25
6-15"
5-25
1
5-15
20c
Protective Life Insurance
(Boston) —
6-12
5-
25c
(quar.)
6-
75c
(quar.)
Cement
Louisville
6-11
$1.21
(quar.)
preferred
4.84%
5-18
30c
$85c
25c
Corp.
Life Insurance Co.
London
Loyal
6-
11'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd., common
$1.50 1st preferred (quar.)
2nd
preference
~
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tv„c
preferred
$2.40
Local
depositary
(quar.)——,—_—
class A
(quar.)
B
Loblaw
5-16
5-16
5-15
5-
1
5-16
..
,
.
,
9-14
12-17
3
6-
—
common
approximately
of
5-14
10c
6-20
6- 1
6- 1
4.20%* preferred
(quar.)_—
-6- 1
4.35% preferred (quar.)__
6- 1
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
".
6-1
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)_!——
95c
9- 1
"4%
preferred (quar.)_^__—_—^9- 1
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)_^
$1-05
9- 1
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)____
$1.08%
9- 1
•"»' 4.50%
preferred
(quar.)_:
$1.12Vi
9- 1
—
9-28
7-
25c
s-a)__,—
(quar.)
Special Stock
Oilfields, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
5-11
6-8
4-27
6- 1
6- 5
60c
95c
$1
,
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12Vi
1
Lobitos
Lucky Friday SUver Lead Mines Co.—
Increased
monthly
v
,
7
6-27
$1.25
I__
6- 8
62Vic
$1.25
$.225
$.59375
$1.03125
$1.1875
$1.1875
;
6-15
12-31
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...
Stock
Stock
Stock
Original Stock
Special Stock
Special Stock
Special Stock
Lone
(quar.)
.___
(quar.)
pi*eferred Tquar.)_____
5-10
25c
Cement (quar.)—
(stock dividend)(reduced-quar.)
Original
Chemical—
_
-
$1.06'A
.
1)
5-31.
10c
25c
(quar.*)
(quar.)_II_>
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.80%v preferred' (quar.)—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
-J.—_——l-'_
4-18
5-15 £
.
10c
—
1
6-29
10c
Original
Original
5-15
*5-25
6-15
35c
,
6-
6-
25c
Little Miami RR.—
5-25
75c
25c
,
6-15
40c
(Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Co
(quar.)
Loblaw
t3c
—
preferred
City Power
5-15
110c
(quar.)
(Initial)
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A
,
Common
6-15
6-29
4%%
Kansas
1
-
10c
&
1
Link-Belt
....
25c
—
Paper
Aluminum
Common
5-11
6- 1
__
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f
Kaiser
4V8%
r
.
'
(quar.)—
Kokenge Co.
Sutherland
6-
——-
Inc.
Lockheed
KVP
1
5-15
$1.25
dividend
Littelfuse,
8
25c
y
&
1
—
5-15
6-29
time)
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
Motor
7-10
——
(quar.)
5-15
lie
this
preferred
Jones
8- 1
(quar;)!
Steel—
1
Corp.__J_
class A
Common
;
.
5-15
$10c
(quar.)
preferred
1 6-15
.
1 :
Laughlin
&
Johnson
1
v-
Inc." T quar.T—
Mfg.(quar.)___^._L—^__
(quar.)
preferred; series
Company,
6-15
&
Jones
6-20
5c
Gold
Johnson
:
6-
—
(quar.)_£iJi:^_
Hooker Chemical.Corp.£,common
.
?—
Ltd.—
6-
Rinehaft' &• Winston,
Homestead: Valve
Jockey
87'Ac
1
HOllingshead" (R.
*
at
Club,
5-17
5-15
(quar.)
5-25
2
2
preferred
$1.09%
(quar:
Stockholders approve
,
'7-
■:
20c
(quar.)
Manufacturing—
common
7-
4%
1
1
shares)
Insurance
Lilly
5-21
5-10
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
Light—
&
511-
6-
25c
Quarterly
*
'Life
6-15
5- 7
4-30
Co._
Power
Jersey Farm Baking Co.-—
(Common payment omitted
25c
Ltd.
(Andrew)
Central
Jersey
x
(quar.)__
Insurance
(quar.)
Life
5-15
11-15
32c
t38c
Ford Glass (quar.)
—Libby, McNeill & Libby com. (stock div.)—
5V4% preferred (ouar.)
—»
Liberty Life Insurance Go.-(S. C.) (quar.) —
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
—
Life & Casualty Insurance Co
(Tenn.)—
5-4
25c
15c
;
(quar.)___
5-7
6-30
10c'
(quar.)___i.________
''
New
*
.
50c
:
"
j
6-15
•17'Ac
Corp.
Hinde
•
5-22
(quar.) __L—
A
Standard
2'A %
2.92%
—
Participating
5- 4
5r 4
xl%%
xl'/4%
xlV4%
xlVi%
$1.25
$1.75
pfd.
7%
4
Libbey-Owens
5-21
$20c
(quar.)
Co.,
5-22
5-
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
7% partic. pref. A (quar.)
5-21
common,.
(quar.)_•__.:
Glass
6-30
5-15
payment omitted at this time)
A
Levine's.
2
1
5-
5-15
$2
(E. L.) & Co.
Stock
5-4
1
x$1.75
preferred
Jefferson
4-25
3%
■
preferred (quar.)!.___
Highland-Bell.. Ltd.
(quar.)'___
Supefinarkets,' class
E
5%
Jeannette
5-23
5-15
:___
common
D
Inc.,
5-
6-1
6- 1
5-29
7- 3
7- 3
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6- 1
7- 2
6-
44c '
35%c
2%
(quar.)
preference
8
5-10
•
39c
(quar.)__
C
6-
7
20c
Co., new
Leslie Salt Co.
5-2
"•
$1
B
6%
5-23
6-25
(initial)
4%%
Hilo
6-25
Ltd.,
3
1
6-
30c
S71/2c
$1.05
(quar.)_
5% ^preference
6-15
-
$1.25
.
L_^£______^___r__L______-.
Newport
6-29
.
Service,
.preference
Jantzen,
5-11
15c
V 50C
'''
dividend) '
com.
/
93%c
•
(quar.)_
i;
et Cie (stock dividend)
preference
Jergens
.
HOrshey Chocolate Corp., new
Hershey Creamery (quar.)_;
Heublein, Inc.- (quar.)
Heyden
15c
>____w__-__--___£l
A
5-28
.
,v
*
7%
5-23
J
5-
7-
$50c
Portland
Lehigh
:
1
■,
6-1
6-1
6-1
6- 1"
Co.—
5% ^preference
5
5-23
':
6-11
24c
•
7%
.
A T quar.
5%"' preferred
(quar.i_
Hermetic Seal Corp., class
Stock
' >
.
!i_:
_(initial).
common
Public
.
6-1
(quar.)
1
4-30
5-15
Corp. .(quar.)
mon
7- 1
5-22
5-22
6-15
6-15
6-15
^
5%
(quar.)_
Jamaica
5-23
■
UtiMties
preferred
7-
1
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
,
(increased)
(Charles)
5-23
preferred
preferred:
Hill
4%%
5-23
,
v
(quar.)
4-27
Lehigh Coal <fe Navigation (stock dividend)
(One-for-one in LNC Corp ($1 par) com¬
y5-18
1
47Vic
(quar.)_£
preferred
Jacquin
5
7-
6-12
12c I
5l/2%
HilTs
'
5
7-
"
7-15
28 %c
common
preferred '(quar.)
preferred
7-15
Southern
$1.76
7-5
27'Ac
preferred
Common
'7-15
21'Ac
5.10%
$2
5
5-16
_
1".
Service, common
preferred (quar.)
-preferred
6-
75c
60c
53%c;o
Electric-—.
1
6-
$11'Ac
Reduced
;7-10
6- 1
47Vic
(quar.)
5-22
Travelwear, Inc.—
(Class
6- 8
6-8
7-10
.
3c
.
com.
(quar.)__
Public
Iowa
2c
7Vic
(quar.)_
.
&
4.20%
A 5-15
8
6-
,
Power,
Common: (quar.)___
Stock dividend
3.75%
5-10
5-25
23c
Gas
3.90%
1,
'
pi-eferred
preferred
6-
$1.50
.
common,
&
preferred
Iowa
5-25
"
4.80%
'
;
6-15
8
30c
■
(quar. )_____*
.
Hawaiian
,
5-18
£
6-29
7-1
(quar.)_—___.,
4.30%
6
Iowa-Illinois
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_;
5>A%
preferred ""(quar.)
*,
7-
'•
Corp.,
Light
4.80%
5-10
7-20
'
Loan
preferred
Electric,
;
6
6-12
(quar.)
Lemke
(quar,)____^;
7-
5-21
& Investment Co.
Company
Leeds
♦'
■»
1
(quar.)
&
Leesona
York—
of New
6
8-
(quar.)
Inc.
Leath
5-29
i
.preferred
6%
Iowa
6-15
7-1
54Vic
(quar.)_^_J__u__
Funding
7-
Layne & Bowler Pump (s-a) stock dividend—
LeTourneau (R. G.) Inc. (stocx dividend) —
1
5-
.
25c
(quar.)__
Lawter
6-15
6-15
;
5-15
12Vic
(incr.-quar.)
common
6-30
68%c
com
B
Investors
-
'
(quar.)_;
Electric, 'common
4% %
He'cla
6%
5-22
6-12
/ 48%c
£.£££.£__£' ;v' 10c
!£
Class
•
Furniture
Hawaiian
1
Light 'Co.—
preferred
Hastings Mfg.' Co._£_£_
Haverty
6-
25c
(quar.)___*_____
Marx
&
Electric
^4-30
40c
Harrington & Richardson, Inc.—:.
Harshaw
CheriiicaF Co, ' (quar.)__'_
•
5rll
1
(initial)—
,,
6-30
15c
_
$1.25
new
preferx-ed
(quar.)___
Diversified Services, Inc.—
A
Investors
1
6-
$1.25
Mining Co. ; (quar.)^-vj__!.___c_—x.
Harbison-Walker Refractories, com. (quar.)
Schaffner
7
6-
11c
Hanna
3.90%
8-
5c
Harman.^common (quar.
"
5%
preferred (quar.)_i.__'_!;_!*_^_,_^l_ii__ Ha'nna (M. A.) Co. (quar.)
_T._-
Hertford
8-15
4.36%
Class
10c
Lines,
preferred
Investors
"
&
6%
Power,
"5-11
6-
Co.__.
(quar.) J___
Motor
5Vz%
$4c
25c
____
preferred
(quar.)__„
Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. (N.
Quarterly
'
_£_£___>££.
6-
:
preferred
Interstate
5-15
+25C
Cotton, Ltd., common..!..:
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:
!_££_-*
Handmacher-Vogel,'' Inc.
Handy Andy (quar.f__>
£_■
—II
Hdndy
6-1"' £
5%
.
Engineering Corp.
(quar.)
Hosts, Inc., common
Interstate
5-15
__
Hamilton
6-15
70c
■
____;______£_a___:
Corp.
Hallnor
5%
'''<
6-15
'
$4.40
Hdrt,
'
$i:25
1
10c
(annual)—
preferred (quar.)
Chemicals, Inc. "(increased
6V4%
4-27
5-31
£
6
8-
12 %c
H.), Inc.
5-31'
T6-15■
6-
'12'Ac
Bryant, Inc. (quar.)
Laura Secord Candy
Shops (quar.)—,.—_
Laurentide -Financial Corp. Ltd.—
5-18
7-1
6
2
Lane
.$1
6-15
7-1
5.16%
preferred - (quai\)%_:j_£
" '. $1.29 •
Gulf States' Utilities, common "(quar. )^X£-_" ~ '.'
■25c
$5.08 preferred .(quar.)_
.a
£;._:££ : -$1.27
7
7-
^___
(quar.)
Loan
J
$1,31%
-
7
6-
(quar.)
A
Lamston
1,y
5-15
1
1
6-
27y2c
5%% preferred (quar.)__^
4%.-/preferred (quar.)
5-. 7
•
(quar.)
quar.)_
——
Class
5-18
;':.i 6-11.
55-
2
27'Ac
dividend
'
Gulf
1
1
7-
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
Lambton
v
6-1
t50c
(quar.)_
:
International Telephone & Telegraph—
8-24
MB* 1
25c
(incr.-quar.)__
66-
—
Superior District Power, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.
(quar.)—
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__
Lambert (Alf.ed), Inc., class A (incr. quar.))
5-15
8 V
-
'
Corp.
6-15
Lake
6-
10c
21c
6-15
6-29
14c
(quar.)
Class
and
International Silver
5-25
: 9-10
(incr.
Income
Investment
6-29
14c
4-27
5-31
15c
130c
from net realized profits)
$2
$1.25
net
International
t
■
from
(4c
9
1
14c
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
Stock dividend
International Resources Fund—
5-3i;
-5-31
4-30
6-
68 %c
5-16
„
7c
class A
(quar.)
1
5-21
6-14
62'Ac
5%
income)
Parts Corp.,
;
££- £
investment
1
8c
5-11
5-4
_
International
1
9-
25c
1
6-
Stock
25c
International
6-
12-
.
'
& Exploration
Telephone
Laclede
/ 6- 9
75c
$1.75
Corp.—
5-10
Ltd.
Labrador Mining
LaCrosse
pfd, (quar.)
6-15
9-15
12-15
—
(quar.)
Apparel
(John)
Labatt
La Crosse Cooler
Inc.—
5-15
6-1
—
(Initial
Inc.
L'Aiglon
5-
4-27
time)
Income)
Investors,
(From net
5-10
34C;
t
Holdings
ordinary
6-15
,'6-15
—.
Kroger Company, common
7-16
<y
net
10c
"^8'Ac
(quar.)
S.
(S.
Kresge
Corp.—
Harvester Co., 7%
5-10
6-11
50c
iiy4c
(monthly)
11-16
35c
this
Machines
' *
4-30
5-7
(quar.)
Breweries, Inc.—
omitted at
~
14c
Class
'
-
4-30
I
5-15
^
(monthly)
(monthly)
7-30
! 5-15
■
1
14c
B
6-1
Fund—
common
12c
Vf" ; isle
'(monthly)
Class
5-17
11-30
20c
6'
4-30
(from
(s-a)
(monthly)__
A
40c
6-
7-1
•5-17,
(quar. from invest.
(monthly)
B
t20c
4
14c
A
Class
6-11
7-1
5-
Corp.—
6-11
1
1
4
1
30c
(from Income)
Class
4
'>/'■:
De
;
7-
65-
6-
'2%
(quar.)
Class
__
5-10
1
6-15
10c
(quar.)_l
Creamery
Kratter
-
.
payment
International
,
______
.___
...
'■5-10
12c
Inc.
Co.—
5-31
$.08
income)____•
net in-
ordinary
5-18
,
5-25
'".,6'
Class
split___
(quar.)__
5-31
1
'
Fund,
5-15
T'-
two-for-one
1
5-14
5-31',
'
—
Koehring Co., 5% preferred (quar.)_.
5 Vi % preferred (quar.)
5-1
*
________—i
:
Knudsen
6-11
6-
5
8'AC
Knickerbocker Fund)
6-1
6-
4
6-21
"■
16c
^
1
6-15
-
15c
1
■>
5-16
6-1
5-15
60c
Quarterly
:
5-25
6c
5-25
6-
$20c
—
8
20c
5-
6-15
37'Ac
income)
6-1
25c
.
,
Quarterly
5-10
5-31
$.09
__.
Fund
•.
5-31
'
$.012
preferred TquarV)
$5
6-21
(From
income)
Mobile
(Common
International
:____ ;
Fund.:
(from
Mutual
Guardian
5
6-
'
5-21
43c
(quar.)
2
8y4c
4-25
37%c
1
6-15
40c
6-15
5-21
5-11
7-
$1.18%
Quarterly
6-15
6-30
Light—
&
Corp.,
International
5-18
7-
5c
Fund
Shares
Capital
4
Equipment
Fund
Stock
Administered
Growth
2
5-
8
£
income
investment
Growth
Common
5-
6-
6-30
25c
5-31
;—-—
Kingston Products Corp.
—;—._
(I. B.I Rubber Co. (quar.)_—_—
Knickerbocker Biologieals,
Inc.
fN. V.)—
'
,
$.02
Fully
International
'■
68%c
Quarterly (from investment income)____^_
Interchemical
5-18
.
$l5l2%t
Co.
8
'5-17
15c
35c
6-15
6-
40c
Kleinert
12-13
6-30
shares
International
Aviation-Electronics—Electrical
Capital
6-
12-28
V
6-15
(quar.)
_"
Keystone Steel & Wire
9-13
12-15
Assn.
Investment
net
,
9-15
1-2-63
$6'Ac
income)
.
6-15
1
87'Ac
(quar.)
Common stock fund series S-2
v
6-14
12c
Bell, Ltd.
Steel
6-29
$1.25
^
10-
87'Ac
Income Fund series K-l
*
9-28
'
$1,25
(quar.)
approve
Water
4-30
%
:
$1.25
A
(monthly)____
(quar.)__
(quar.
Institutional-Foundation
4-30
6-30
'
&
Inland
Inc.—
net
from
1
25c
.
industries, (quar.
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
L_I—__
GrosSett &' Dunlap! Inc.. (quar.);__________-:
*
12r
$10c
Gregory
Group-Securities,
1
12-10
Ingram
6-1
9-
$12 'Ac
Co. Ltd., class A
Winnipeg
6-10
9-10
"!
<:
•
.
class
•
Corp.
preferred
American
(Houston)—
40c
West Cpal
4-30.
(quar.)___^________
American shares
5-24
40c
Great
5-15
i
Water
&
4»A%
preferred
Industria Electrica
5-24
40c
Greater
Gas
Stockholders
5-24
6-
+
._
Properties.
Indianapolis
+70c
■"
(s-a)
5-15
20c
Indianapolis Power
6-15
.
.
(quar.)_
General
5-18
-
5%
(quar.)
5-15
5-31
Works
Indiana
4
U5c
5-15
5-31
70c
5-10
2
preferred
(quar.
Alloys
(quar.)
Custodian Funds:
Keystone
Keystone
,
Flo-Glaze :(quar.)_
Indiana
6-
1
40c
—
v.:
v,
common
Todl
Income
"4-23
5-25
Ltd.—
Great Northern Gas Utilities,
Common / (increased
Illinois
':
1" ^
(quar.)„_£
Paper, Ltd. Jquar. Vj_
Lakes
Great
•-
7-
'
preferred
5-14
30c
!_
Pacific Tea Co. (quar.)
Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great
'
t
93%c
& Door
Power,
4-23
r
7-
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.—;—'
preferred
Great Atlantic,&
5-25
;
3%
,
___—,
(W^ T.)' Company,
6-11
15c
__—
dividend'
Stock
Grant,
45c,'
______
(quar.)
(quar.)_____al__
preferred
(quar.)
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)—
4V2%
preferred (quar.
Grace
Grand
5-31
12l/2C
6-15
5-31
(quar.)___
1
Co.
1
7-
1st
4.80%
5-21
40c
$1.25
(quar.)
4
•' ;'5-3l
50%
dividend)—
(W. R.) & Co.—
Increased quarterly
5-18
„
Land
Fibre, common
Stock dividend_
27c
'
6-
87'Ac
18c
Keyes
5-15
B ifquar.)
8
(quar.)
Co.
&
Keweenaw
1
-
6-
——
Land (quar.)
Gold Mines, Ltd.
County
Ketchum
6-
<
■
8
2
—
Utilities, common
preferred (quar.)
Company (quar.)—
$1.25
5-
'
5-18
5-18
5-31
A-1quar.)__
Huttig Sash
•
1
17M>c
,
common, (quar.)__
6-
1
quar.)
(initial-quar.)
1
6-15
5-18
35V4C
(increased
Industries,
Peanut
Kerite
Kern
,-6- 1
•>
6-
7-
(quar.)
Co.
Kerr-Addison
6-
32c
4%%
5-11
1
'.
6- 8
2
$1.25
1".
Kentucky
5-28
9
6-
I 31'Ac
(quar.)___:
(Tom)
*"•
J-„
(Wash¬
&
6-
6-11
.•■
2
7-
1_
Douglas, Ltd., class A
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.)—;
6-29
J75c
7-
"
Kelly
5-18
"units"
Trust
Gas
7-15
31'/2C
of Rec.
38'Ac
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
common
preieired (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3 Vi %
6-11
Ltd
(quar.j
iV-
Products
common
Foods
7-15
Holders
Kellogg Company—
40c
(quar.)__^_—.
Huston
». t
30c
6-29
6-29
-6-29
,
5-17
5-17
$1.10
(quar.)
6-
20c
7-15
7-15
32V2C
W/ien
Payable
Corp.—
Kellwood
93%c
$1
common
preferred
£
•
4-13
(quar.)_
5%
8-15
30c
6-15
(quar.)
Smelting,
preferred
5%' preferred
1
3 Vi %
f
5-15
.
5-23
4-13
4%
8-3
6-15
i' '12 'Ac
—
(s-a.i_
5-
.
2nd
New
Hunt
A
Vitamin
Hugoton
4
5-1
6- 7
"6-15
17Wc
preferred B
Hudson
,
40c
4%
(quar.)
preferred
5.12%
5-15
'
5-15 '
$2.50
22'Ac
5%
Co.
Bay Mining &
Pulp & Paper,
$1.41
5-18
6-
5-15
Gould-Nalipnal Batteries (quar.
Government
(
;.
6-1
I!—,
Co.—
T
5-18
7-,2
12'Ac
—.——
-(initial-quar.)
common
1
\ '50c
"
5-15
1
6-
,
6-25
*
1
6-
10c
(quar.
common
6-
6-1
3Vi%>
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lighting & Power
6-11
5%
4-28
6- 1
,7-3
(stock dividend)
Inc., common
(stock
Llgnt,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6- 1
preferred
4.40%
5-10
..j j.* 15c.
(quar.)__
Corp.; .(quar.)^____—______——;__£
Gossard
•; ,6-15
8c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.1___^_->-_^
Gordon Jewelry Corp., class A (quar.)
_
Gorhain
B
&
Power
4Vi%
-
15c
.
—
j
8c
4
$1.25
J12'/2C
quar.)—
(quar.)
Household Finance Corp., com.
3%%
preferred (quar.)
1
6-25
T
10c
—I-_£___—
Nugget. Inc.—
(s-a)
Class
•
8c
:
Gloray
Rubber,
Shoppes,
10c
System " (quar.)
Globe Wernicke Industries (quar.)_______—
preferred
,
;
(reduced
preferred
Houston
(monthly)—
Class
5%
1
5%
4%
Globe' Security
Goodall
6-
5-
-
Common
8c
Class
Golden
'
7'A %
income
British
(Less
5
6-
12c
!
—
receipts—
tax of 38%%)
•
Formerly, called Glaxo Laboratories
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp. (quar.)
Glickman Corp., class A (montnly)__
Gmn
Glaxo
4
5-
——
(quar.)—'
Gillette Company
5-
5-18
25c
(quar.)__
A
class
inc.,
4-30
5-18
—
.1-
dividend'
Food,
Giant
5-15
5c
common
5-15
Name of Company
Kansas
7- 6
2-
,
Kavanau
7'/2c
class A
\
Y.)—
(N.
2'Ac
Genesco, Inc.
(quar.)
Georgia-Bonded Fibres,
2-28-63
(quar.)—
(George A.) <fc Co.
&
7-31
10%
35c
dividend—
Hormel
$1.50
i"_—
(quar.)—_——
Land
Stock
,
Per
Share
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company v
i
Corp.—
Waterworks
General
Share
<0
Name of Company
*,
-
5-31
5-14
5-14
5-14
5-14
5-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
-
Lukens
SteeLCo.,
8ystems
Metal
(quar.)
5-
6-
6
5-3
6-11
5-2J
10c
(quar.)-i.—
^stock dividend)
Products
4-25
5-15
20c
Li—
•
T.vnn
4-2S
5-15
35c
(quar.)—
Communication
Lynch CorDuration
5-11
5-15
40c
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.
Lynch
5-28
3%
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer'Co.
-
35c
20c
(quar.)
LuckjT Stores, Inc.
Stock dividend
5-15
4-2i
5%
6-22
12 VitC
6-11
6-
—~
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2302)
4
When
Per
Name of
M
&
M
S
__
5-31
6-15
6-
1
Chemical
*9c
5-15
5-
1
———---
(quar.)——
6% partic. pref.
MacLeod's, Ltd.,
Participating
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell
5-15
4-30
Extra
—
A
-
$30c
(quar.)
■;
r~
5-15
tl5c
.—-
this
Central
Maine
(P.
Mallory
Manitoba
Class
(s-a)
5-22
5-22
5-25
Class
A
(stock
5-15
5-
1
Class
A
(stock
Munsingwear;
5-10
Marquardt
|10°
6-
1
5-14
——
5-14
6-
1
1
5-14
6-11
dividend)
35c
27c
3%
3%
(initial)
30c
(quar.)
Moore
(stock
Corp.
Inc.
McLennon.
Marsh
Supermarkets,
Field
Marshall
(stock dividend)
(Calif.)
&
&
common
called
issue
for
dividend
above
Nashville Breeko Block
/National
Bank
Common
National
6-22
6-1
5-15
6
7-20
5-31
5-15
8-
7-20
5c
6-29
6-
5-15
1
5-10
1
Biscuit
1
preferred
933/4C
6-
1
5-15
$3.40
preferred
85c
6-
1
5-15
20c
7- 2
(quar.)
W.)
(J-
:
series
1947
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Company (quar.)
(L.), Ltd., preferred
Corp.,
55c
5-31
5-17
6-29
6-15
&
Three-for-one
stock
Co.,
&
Mesabl
4
4
5-
5-15
4-30
7-
6-15
1
6-15
5-29
6-15
5-29
6-
5-
1:30c
(incr.-quar.)
1
1
$1.183/4
Co.
Stores
Fire
Messenger
5-11
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Inc.
(N.
Y.)
5-20
preferred
3.80%
(N.
pfd.
5-
3
6-
1
6-11
Tube
4-27
5-15
7-
6-
7-
97'Ac
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
4
1
6-
4
50c
6-30
$1.10
8-
25c
1
5-21
4
6-16
7-16
5-
4
8
2614c
5-31
5-
8
25c
____.
5-
5-31
5-
8
_.
25c
.__
•6-
15c
Life
Insurance
A
!
(s-a)___
10-16
6-12
5-21
5-25
5-10
W
5614c
1
5-18
1:25c
6-29
6-
5-10
4-27
1
50c
common
(quar.)
9
5-18
7-15
6-25
45c
'
6-
1
'5-11
$1.25
'
(quar.)________
(quar.)„__
6-
75c1'
7-
2
6-15
2214c
$1.15
6-
9
5-25
7-
2
6-15
$1.10
7-
2
6-15
Public
Service,
common
(quar.)
6-
Coast
5-19
Gas
1
5-16
1
5-16
25c
6-
1
5-15
$125
6-
1
5-15
Missouri
_
ioc
6-15
5-18
$1.05
(quar.)
6-15
5-18
8714c
6-15
5-18
6-29
6-
9-
8-15
_
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mohawk
Rubber
Monarch
Fine
Co.
Foods
Machine
_
(quar.)
30c
II
(semi-annual)
Tool
(increased
quar.)
1214c
25c
_
Marking System (quar.)
Mills
common
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
dividend
Ltd.
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
6-12
5-10
ZI„ ' $1*2714
*'*:
20%T
•___
(quar,),
Company
Morrison-Knudsen
Chemical
Co.
^
Z-ZZZZZZ1ZZZ.
$25c
(initial)_____:
(quar.)
Co.
5-31
1
shares
share—
per
7-
(quar.)__
_
:<
1
1st
6-
7
5%
redeemable
5
5%
redeemable
;
••
-
5-10
7-
2
6-
1
6-20
5-
8
C.) Fund Inc.—
Two-faw-oue stock split_,
^oc-
6-
25c
6-15
1
5-
1
5-15
National
Union
National
Video
Fire
class
Fibre
Class
B
Paper,
preferred
4.05%
4-24
6-15
5-15
5-
5-15
4-20
20c
5-21
5-
York
$3.75
Co.
5-11
20c
preferred
Co;
?.
(N.
Ltd,
Public
preferred
(12c
plus
capital
18c
8
5-11
6-
1
5-15
5-10
4-30
6-10
5-31
8
8
5-
1
4-13
6-
1
5-
4
6-15
5-31
t5c
6-28
6-
2^c
6-11
1
5-31
5-14
4-30
6-20
5-31
6-20
5-31
6-20
5-31
7-16
6-29
7-20
■>L7- 6
u'6-
l
5-15
6-20
5-25
6-20
5-25
5-15
7-
5-
1
1
6-15
7-25
6-30
1:68 34c
6-15
5-25
+I5c
5-31
5-15
32'Ac
,
6-
5-
4
5-
4
5-
4
5-15
$1.43
x
$1.43%
1
5-15
25c
1
6-
5-15
$1.12'A
5-
4
5-
4
.
32'Ac
6-
1
5-15
$1.12'A
6-
1
5-15
$1.31'A
6-
1
5-15
25c
6-
8
5-
3%
6-
1
5-15
50c
5-15
8
4-30
1:$1.25
Dock
6-
1
5-
4
Co.
40c
6-
1
5-11
45c
6-30
6-
8
85c
6-30
6-
8
90c
8
6-
6-30
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
$1.21'A
6-30
6-
8
$1.31'A
net
6-30
$1.02%
6-30
6-
8
30c
__i_.
Co.,:
A
<6-15
25c
6-22
.6-1
6-
8
1
5-18
6-15
5-15
.6-
;: $1
1:55c-*
5-10
6-
8
15c
8-
1
7-12
15c
11-
1
10-11
$1
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light & Power, 5%
preferred
(quar.)
1:62'Ac
___.
(quar.)
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-
2
$$1
(quar.)
6-
$$1.12'A
pfd.
5%
Pearl
Brewing
Penn
6-
1
5-
2
Glass
Og'ilvie Flour
Ohio
Mills, Ltd., 7%
Crankshaft
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Stock
Ohio
pfd.
(quar.)___
Co., 4>/2% pfd. (quar.)________
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
4.08%
preferred
Tyrone
&
4.75%,
4%
(quar.)____
Osborn
Rockland
Building
Mfg.
5-
9
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
Utilities—
B
12c
9
5-23
1
5-14
6-15
5-31
J35c
6-15
5-31
14c
7-
2
6-15
31'Ac
6-
1
5-15
30c
(qiiar.)
16-
1
5-15
(quar.)
25c
5-
4c
15C
9-18
5-15
preferred
(quar.)_:
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
5-18
6-
5-10
Peoples
Jewellers,
Ltd.
preferred
Pepperell
Mfg.
Pepsi-Cola
Perfect
(quar.)
Perkins
7%
4
Gear
&
5
6-15
6-
5
6-
1
5-15
61
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5-15
4-30
Jl5c
*"'i'
(quar.)
"
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_"___
Machine
5-10
6-
5c
50c "
6-28
6-
1
22c
6-15
6-
5
$1
(quar.)_"_% "
:_44__4"4,v-'
(quar.)
Co.
5-10
6-15
15c
•"
6-1
5-22
75c
•.
Co.
Circle
6-
6-
5c
4444
(initial)
com.
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp., common
4'/2%
,
5-10
"'5
(reduced)
(reduced) 4
new
5-10
5-10
6-
$1.16
"
common
Credit
6-
5-18
6-
.
35c
T;
5-18
66-
$1.02%.
(quar.)" Tt' $106
pfd.
4
4-20
•
$1.15
v
1
9,
v
$l.l2'/2
(quar.)__
_2_"
com.
6-
6-15/
1
1
5-15
6-15
$45c
(fluar.)____________r_i__'
4-20
6-
1
6-
15c
'•
Publishing Co.,
1
6-15
*62'/2c
common
4.10%
Non-voting
9
5-
6-
(quar.)
preferred
4.60%
preferred
(quar.
Pennsylvania Gas & Water,
Penton
8
5-24
5-25
1
t20c
-
Co., common
(quar.)____
'
" ,15c
preferred
(quar.)______;
' 57'Ac
preferred :,(quar.)
" 58'Ac
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)_r " J $1.10
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)_;
_L__________
92'/2c
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)_!____
$1.01
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
$l.l7'/2
Voting
6-
6-15
5-15
5-
8
'35c
6-30
6-11
30c
6-1
5-
'
;_"44-
Co.—
4
•./
preferred
1
5-2i
44_4_1__1'
___^__4'___r44'__*'" r
' 50c
6-11
5-18
50c
6-11
5-18
(Maine), com.—'
-
.75c
6-
9
5-18
V
75c
9-
9
8-17
Pfaudler-Permutit. Inc. (quar.)
;
20c
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
__4__
75c
Philadelphia Electric Co.
(quar,)4___4_—4*4'*
30c
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
$1.50
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)—
V
25c
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common
21 'Ac
5%
preferred
(quar.)_____
_______4;
$1,25
6-
1
5-15
6-
8
5-23
Peter
(quar.)_4
:_4
Inc. (quar.).—
Paul,
Extra
,4'
Petroleum
Exploration, Inc.
Common
_4_4_1_'"
;
6-
$1.75
•
$3.65
preferred
(quar.)—
Petroleum
(increased-quar.)
Piedmont Natural Gas,
preferred
Pillsbury
Pioneer
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Corp., $1.60 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
6 'A %
preferred
preferred
Inc.
for-one
5%
$2.50
5-
2
6-
1
6-
1
5-17
■■■
.
Ltd.
(increased)—
a
t25c
5-18
1
6-22
6-
1
3
7-
2
5c
5-
6-25
6-
4
6-25
6-
4
62'Ac
4
5-15
5c
62'Ac
:
6-25
6-
4
25c
6-
1
1
5-11
25c
5-15
7'Ac
preferred B
5-15
4-30
4-30
$1.17'A
6-
1
4-11
(quar.)
61'Ac
6-
1
5-
7
6-
1
5-
7
25c
5-15
5-
1
fc
6-
1
5-10
lc
$2.46
(quar.)_
61c
Power,
6-
1
5-10
6-
8
pfd.
(quar.);
Alexander.
Inc
Products—
(initial
quar.)
x
(initial)
Gold
Brand
5-29
6-
two-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4.70%
industrial
5-17
,
8-
approve
(quar.)
Electric
1
6-20
$1.75
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
preferred
B
4
common!
Edison.
Class
5-15
6-15
25c
-
55c
preferred
Talbot,
President
2
25c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
Company
A
4
2
(quar.)__
common
preferred
Class
55-
:
&
Power
1
5-
16 'Ac
(stockholders
&
&
6-
5-15
5-15
5-17
Pop6
$2.44
6-15
1
Poor
Powdrell
6-30
6-
preferred
Potomac
4
5-15
40c
;
(quar.)
Corp.,
2nd
5-10
5-
6-
split)
1st
1
1
6-15
$1.20
Plymouth Rubber
Polaroid
6-
$1.25
Glass
Development,
Plough.
5-10
(quar.)_
Plate
preferred
Placer
5-10
1
(quar.)___■__
preferred
7%
1
31'Ac 4
(quar.)
$5
5-10
6-
6-
15c
(quar.)___
.'4
Piper Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
$4.80
5-31
37'Ac
Finance
1
91'Ac
;
Final payment of
Mining,
Ltd.—
approximately $0,378
per
depositary share
Presidential Realty Corp.
(quar.)
Prcvor-Mayrson International (quar.)
15c
5-21
5-11
5-15
5c
5-31
5-
1
5-15
4-30
Price
+$2
7-
1
6-
1
5-15
4-30
Prince
15c
6-
1
5-15
4%
6-
1
5-15
5-15
4-19
61V2C
5-15
4-30
6-11
5-18
25c
;
6-
8
5-11
6-
7
I2V2C
5-24
37J/2C
6-11
5-29
50c
6-11
5-19
20c
5-18
5-
4
Bros., Ltd., 4%
Gardner
Stock
Procter
Gamble
Professional
ance
pfd.
(s-a)
Co/ (quar.)
dividend
&
Co.
Progress
&
Co.
(quar.)
Business
Men's
(Colot,)/!stock
Mfg.,
cfcramon
$1
.ts-a)__.-____
7-1
6-19
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
1
10c
f
6-11
6-
35c
(quar.)
37'Ac
4-13
Insur¬
7-31
6-29
17'Ac
7-
2,
6-15
31'Ac
6-
1
5-15
9-
4
8-15
—10%
(quar.)
—
" " 3iy4C
'
6-19
7-
Life
dividend):
$1.25
$1.19
>
(quar.),
$1.25
*
(quar.)_
(quar.)
6-29
6-22
1
Providence
$2
Washington
Insurance—
convertible preferred (quar.)__-—_-—,-x-.—
50c
6-10
5-15
Insurance (quar.)
18c
6-11
6-
Provident
Life
I
&
'
5-18
4
6-
^
_4_____________$1.37%.
$1.25
6-
6-
47'/2c
1
(increased)-
common
6-29
'
,
6-15
20c
Corp.
preferred
1
6-
6-22
6-
1:10c
Ltd
common
preferred
7
5-10
4-18
4
35c
_I_
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(s-a)
5-
5-24
6-
12'/2c
(quar.)
Dredging
1
59%c
(quar.)
Chemical
preferred D
'6-
,
Olympla Brewing (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery '(quar;)
Onyx Chemical Corp. (increased quar.)_____
Orange
5-18
Lines
Corp
Mathieson
Oliver
6-29
gc
preferred
Coal
5-18
$1.02
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common
434%, preferred (quar.)
Ben
6-11
$1.05
Products
Quarterly
4.92%
1
$1.10
iquar.)
Old
4
6-
5-15
'
$1.12y2.
(quar.)___^
River
5-
1
2%
a
Mississippi
1
40c
;
4.20%
Oklahoma,
6-
6-15
$1.14
Power
4.40%)
4-26
6-
"
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
5-15
J$1.75
(quar.)
Co., 4.56% pfd.
Co.
30c
5-28
Fruit
Potomac
(quar,)__:
6-15
4.60%
6%
Ober-Nester
5-31
4.68%
4.50%
8
6-15
7-
50c
Peerless Insurance Co. (Keene, N. H.)
(quar.)
Peerless
Tube
Co.
iquar.)
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd., 5% 1st
pfd. (quar.)"
Peninsular Metal Products
(quar.)
Quarterly
Penmans, Ltd.,
6-
$1
(quar.)
Co.
6-29
5C
Co.
convertible prior
^-30
50c
,
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
undistributed
Scotia
preferred
Peabody Coal Co.,
Pittsburgh
invest¬
(quar.)_
5-15
25c
com.
5-15
10c
7c
Gold
Manufacturing
6-15
6-10
$0,075
(quar.)
Parchment Paper
Consolidated
$5.50
'
&
Phillips
I.
■
97'Ac
from
from
gains)
Chemical
preferred
6-
1:50c
:
common (quar.)_;
(quar.)_______
Noranda
Mines, Ltd.
(increased quar.)
Norxoik k Western Ry.
(quar.)^
Nova
1
4-20
-
(quar.)
income
preferred
7-
6-11
60c
%
(quar.)_
Corp.
preferred
8
40c
Service—
preferred
6%
6-
37'Ac
(quar.)____
(quar.)____
6%
1
$1
(quar.)_______
4%
7-
6-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5-29
?60c
(quar.)
Shipbuilding & Dry
preferred
2
44c
preferred
Nopco
4
6-
Y.)
3.90%
.'. long-term
5-
7-
30c
(increased
Share
5-18
12'Ac'vf
Quarterly
N.agara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)„________
4.85%
5-17
25c
Bancorporation, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__,
Natural
Gas, common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
,
preferred (quar.)
5.25 %
5-17
5
1
(quar.)
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5V4% preferred (quar.)
Norwich Pharmacal Co. (quar.)
*
NuTone, Inc.
(stock
dividend)
tew Britain Gas Light (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power—
*'/« preferred (quar.)___^
;___
Niagara
5
933Ac
Northwest
3.60%
6-
10c
Northwest
News
Paton
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
Utilities,
Common
Pato
1
7-
com
Quebec Power, common
preferred (quar.)
Northwestern
8
5-
7'Ac
1st
5.72%
5-
7-
(quar.)
Ohio
5.75%
1
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
Northern Insurance
4.50%
Paterson
6-
35c
(quar.)
Service,
5-15
4%
Co.
7
37'Ac
Lines
Parsons
1
1
34%c
$4 prior pfd.
5-15
3
Corp.
(quar.)
Parmelee Transportation
(increased)
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. (quar.)
6-
933Ac
common..;
Van
Water,
6
6
7-
Pictures
5-
6c
(quar.)
American
6-
6-
(quar.)
Pipe Line,
(quar.)
Paramount
5-
40c
(quar.)
Northern Indiana Public
20c
Papercraft Corp. (quar.)
Paragas, Inc.
(quar.)
6-22
6-
Co.
Eastern
preferred
5-15
$1.12'A
Corp.
4%
5-18
$1
(quar.)
—
North
5V2%
5-10
28c
:
Refractories
Northland
1
Gas—
American
4.40%
5-25
6c
Coal
American
7%
(initial)
Investment,
preferred
(quar.)
Northeastern
6-
4-30
20c
preferred (quar.),.
Light & Power (quar.)
Mining. Corp. (quar.)
Normetal Mining,
Ltd.
North American Car Corp.—
New common (initial)
"preferred
10-25
5-15
5c
Newfoundland
%
1
6-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
American
Pan
,
7
22'/2c
Pall
Sulphur
4
37'/2c
Supermarkets, (stock dividend)
Corporation (increased-quar.)
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Tubes
(quar.)_!
Hersey
30c
(increased-quar.)
American
11-
16'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co.; 3%%
North
7-25
1
8c
4V2%
6%
8-
$1.01'A
&
Y.)
preferred
5-17
18c
common
(N.
,
1
12'Ac
Electric
preferred
Co.
Lighting Corp.
(quar.)
Pacific Vegetable Oil
Corp. (Calif.) (quar.)
Packaging Corp. of America, common..
6-15
(quar.)
Brake
North
5-15
Hawaiian
Insurance
6-
$1.75
Co
State
Common
6-15
1
Equities,
(monthly)
New
5-15
Pacific
Pacific
Packer's
—
4-27
6-30
1
Air
A
5-15
60c
6-
York
31'Ac
65c
5-10
York
Class
(quar.)
7'/2c
5-
New
4-27
A
4-27
$1.12'A
(quar.)
4-27
5-15
34%c
4-27
6-15
New
Zinc
preferred
'4-27
5-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
5-15
5-25
preferred
1st
5-15
31'Ac
preferred
27'Ac
5-15
Jersey
V
(quar.)
1st
preferred (quar.)
Products
(quar.)
12'Ac
pfd.
4-27
37'/2c
1st
Page
(quar.)
Light, 4%
5-22
5-15
Co.—
redeemable
5c
Jersey Power &
5-15
5
4.36%
7
60c
New
5-18
1
4-27
Panhandle
System
1
6-
5-15
(quar.)
Electric
6-
•6-
28'Ac
20c
England
_$0.328125
"
-65c
15c
;
(quar.)__
<
(quar.)
20c
New
5-18
15c
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
1
:•
-
1st
4
(quar.)
preferred
•6-
(quar.)
redeemable
4
Nelly Don, Inc.
$2.40
5-11
4.50%
5-
A
(quar.)
Neptune Meter Co., common
5-21
25c
5-15
5-
___
(quar.)
6-1?.
'
1
30c
1
(quar.)
A
6-29
(quar.)_______
Co.
6-13
6-29
37Vzc
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
class
5-15
31'Ac
\
preferred
1
Nedick's Stores Inc.
Nekoosa-Edwards
1
1st
6%
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus Co., W\% preferred (quar.)
(Both paymts. are from net invest, inc.)
5-15
6-
redeemable
6-
(quar.)—
Insurance
Corp..
National Vulcanized
1
4.80%
25c
National Staxch & Chemical
4-30
6-
5
4-11
—
series
5-15
' ""J3C
•
preferred
(quar.)
5'/2% prefeiTed (quar.)
$20c
20c
Securities—Stock
6-12
6-15
Canada,
...
5-11
1
5-15
-5-11
6-15
$1.06'A
(Canada;
5
7-
Ltd.
6%
U5c
Assurance
>6-
7yac
Pacific
Rubber, Machinery
Orpheum
5-15
6-
7-
"
7-13
'
—
National
Olin
6-12
'
5C
(B.
1
$113%
American
92c
5-
5-26
$11714
.
_________
(quar.>_____,
(Italy)
5-18
5-15
5-31
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
8
15C
4.70'4
Approximately
6-
1
30c
(ouar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities,
37'Ac
56'Ac
of
Electric
5%
'
Co.
&
8
:
1
$1.25 :
(quar.)
Robinson
5-
6-15
1
6-
7-25
_:
common
5-15
'6-
$1
:
Insurance
1
7
62J/2c
(quar.)_
Inc.,
(quar.)
Finance
Gamble
Pacific
pfcL
5-15
11-
90c
Investment,
Line,
5-
6-15
:——--
—
National
4%
6-
preferred
East
5-18
40c
(initial)
common
new
5%
preferred
Pacific
(quar.)^
(quar.)
5-15
si
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
4Vs %
6-
Utilities, common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_____
Mohasco Industries, common
Co.,
6-10
3
25c
(quar.)__
Canadian
preferred
Pacific
'
f
Atlantic
5V*%
i
5-
9
Y.)—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
7%
5-14
$1.38
Morton
Life
5-14
$1.0714
R.)
National
5-31
(quar.)
Corp.,
Lead,
6-12
preferred
Montecatini
National
6-12
'
V4 %
5.52%
.Monsanto
N.
Ltd., common,
%
60c preferred (quar.)
National Gypsum. $4.50
6-16
18c
_
dividend
/E.
5-15
25c
(Okla.)
preferred (quar.)
4!A% preferred (quar.)
National Drug & Chemical
5c
B..__;
5-31
(quar.)
*
% 6'Ac
5-11
6-16
preferred
Moore
Far
1
$1
4.30%
Moore
Pacific
6-
ment
$4.60 preferred (quar.)__
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common.—;.
Stock
1
5-10
30c
*
Mississippi Power,
5.10%
(Norwich,
4.10%
4114c
r
__
Gas
9-29
15c
(quar.)i'//_::i,i!L
Light,
6-30
20c
f
(quar.)_:
Minnesota Valley Natural
Monarch
5-
1
5-
Newport
6
'
414%. preferred (quar.)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
Minneapolis Gas Co.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
preferred
5-15
(Fort
(quar.)__
Kennel Club, class
Safety Appliances Co.—
6-15
4-30
7-
5%
High
2
Neb.)—
20c
Products
1
7-
5-15
1714c
__
dividend
Monarch
1
6-
25c
4V2%'
5-31
Quarterly
&
4
-
(Lincoln,
Power
6-
7-
(quar.)__'
Midwest Investment Co. (quar.).:
Midwest
Life
Insurance
preferred
1
4
$1.08%
______________
(quar.)
convertible
1
25c
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
Monarch
6-
./.50c
Northern
5-31
95c
__________
preferred C (quar.)
Water
(quflt.)
3'4%
;
—
Northern
Y.)—
Middlesex
Food
1
5-18
5-31
96 Vac
(quar.):
(111.)
Telephone
(quar.)
United
6-
5-31
10c
(quar.)__
common
States
preferred,
4-30
5-14
$1.11%
(quar.)
Michigan Seamless
4.20%
Employers
5-17
4-30
6-11
.
(quar.)____
Michigan Gas & Electric,
Stock
Pacific
9
5 V2
5-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Missouri
inc.)
—
North
(quar.)_
Mickelberry's
7
2%
Edison,
(quar.)___
Class
5-15
5
7'Ac
preferred
Minnesota
5-15
6-
87'Ac
preferred
Common
5-
6-15
40c
:
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
preferred
Midwestern
5-21
12'Ac
4.35%
Stock
1
5-15
(Syracuse,
common
3.90%
514%
1
5-15
unit
per
Corp.,
4,45%
Common
6-
5-23
15c
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
1
40c
(quar.)
dividend—
Metropolitan
Middle
divid.
Newmont
25c
_
(quar.)
Metromedia, Inc. (resumed)___
Metropolis Bowling Centers, Inc.
3.85%
6-
6-
■
Corp.
Melalfab,
6-
$1.50
Assurance
Thermit
&
Stock
5-11
6-
8'Ac
Frank
Trust—
7%
6-
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
New
$1.75
Payment of $0.1216280
5%
6-15
1
40c
Merchants National Eank & Trust
N. Y.)
(quar.)
3%
5-
7-
50c
<
Mercantile
Mile
6-15
Development Assn., Inc.
Corp.
Merchants
Mine
2
5-24
62'/2c
_
common
Porcupine Mine
Corp.—
&
6-28
50c
4
5-24
(quar.)
.1
(quar.)_
Monthly
5%
4
5-
7-
split
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Metal
5-
1
Shoe
Medford
6%
25c
Nestie-Lemur
—
common
Mensh Investment &
Meier
1
6-
$.00%
43A%
4%
5-25
6-
17c.
split
(s-a)
W.)
Mclntyre
Melville
!
(initial)
Telephone,
preferred
$7 preference
6-12
42V2C
$1.06'A
_
quar.)
stock
preferred
(F.
6-
25c
(quar.)
Three-for-one
Means
5-18
55c
Co.
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
6-20.
Co.—
(initial
common
4%
6-12
6-30
(Ohio)
(quar.)
common
1
15c
Co.
—_—
preferred
1
8
$1.37'A
Engineering
Quarterly
Corp.,
66-
1
62'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Johnson
6-19
6-15
Y.)—
(N.
Common
&
5-13
7-
30c
(quar.)
Publishing Co.
Machine
9
6-
$50c
(s-a)
(quar.)—
common
preferred
McGraw-Hill
5%
6-15
Dairy
5-15
$3.75
(quar.)
Meadville
26'Ac
Casket
5-15
New
Pacific
National
5-15
1
New
Pacific
5-18
$1.37'A
4,/a%
6-
Conveyor
Electronics
4'A%
1
6-15
—
Common (quar.)
6-
Mead
Chemical, class A
Paper Co., $5 pfd.
12-20
National
6-15
5c
55c
933Ac
Mead
12-
Oxford
5-
$1.10
;__
1
25c
/
(2-for-l stock split)____
5-31
Department Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred 1945 series
(quar.)
$5.50
4
6-
12'Ac
(quar.)
(s-a)
Trust
&
2
6-
McNeil
5-
6-20
Oxford
-——
4-
25c
$2.50
5-25
2%
(quar.)
Co.
Acme
National
5-14
47'Ac
May
.
.
7
5-25
McCord
9c
(from
Fund
5-
20c
Mays
1
...
125-25
45c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fibergas
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois Class, common
(quar.)__
4% preferred (quar,)_.
//.
(quar.)—
National Bank of Tulsa
15
June
on
(quar.)
Mathews
\
Investment
Chemical
Nalco
5-21
redemption at $104
Maryland Casualty Co. (increased-quar.)
Mason Electronics (quar.)
.
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance
Maytag
6-
J15c
20c
Owens-Corning
2%
common
5-17
10c
35c
89c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.,
preferred
McBrine
6-20
(quar.)
5>A%
MutuaJ
5-14
«0c
Marsh
Maxson
5-11
5-11
1
6-
tl5c
(quar.)
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
—
Market Basket
Co.
5-11
5-31
%,i:
1
(s-a)
Maxwell &
plus
5-11
6-
Capital Corp
Entire
1
6-
6-
B
Extra
4 'A %
5-17
5-11
6-
Corp.
Tail
''
——
Manning,
Marine
1
6-11
17'/2c
5-31
Inc.
preferred (quar.)
Murphy Corp. ('(quar.)
1
Preferred
(quar.)_.
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
6-15
6-30
Inc.,
Marine
$4.40
dividend)
Vernon Mills,
A
Payable of Rec. ">
Share
••
class A___
Z
$3.60
■
dividend)__—___
35c
■,
Otter
Company
Wholesale Ltd.,
Class
at
T-
Movielab Film Laboratories—
6-15
6-11
Oshawa
Holdera
When
Per
Name of
1
$3.50
6-22
.————+20c
_——
Extra
Class
—
——-
5-
6c
7% preferred (s-a)__
Movie Star, Inc., class A
Co.—
Coal
5-15
(quar.)
Mount
+Z5C
$1.25
(accum.)
Co.
Saskatchewan
&
A
preferred
Co. (quar.)
<quar.)_
&
R.)
Shirt
Manhattan
5%
RR.,
1
lc
Co.
5-16
//■',./
orioricy shares (quar.)
Conv.
*
time
Diablo
Mount
■
Corp., Ltd.—
payment
common
on
6-22
oc
+30C
Mailman
taken
5-15
12'Ac
5-
Outboard
5
t2V2C
'■
-
-
.
...
action
No
5-15
Corp.—
6-15
+0!fc
Extra
Magnavox Company
(quar.)—
Magnetic Metals
(quar.)__———Maher Shoes, Ltd.
(quar.)____».
—
of Rec.
35c
_
6-
Company (quar.)—------—35c
Red Lake Gold Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)—
Mac Why te
Madsen
(quar.)
5-16
loc
-
Wheel
Motor
4-30
6-15
f?®®
(quar.)__
River
—
Mills
Paper
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
Holders
20c
Mosinee
5-15
+»c
Share
Name of Company
5-17
Gold Mines, Ltd
Macassa
Macco
5-31
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Industries
L
10c
-,17Ac
—
Fixtures,
Store
D
When
Payabl
Per
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
Share
*'
Company
.
.
Accident
1
"
Volume
195
Number 6159
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2303)
Per
•'
Name of Company
.
Public
Service. Co.
4%%
.
preferred
preferred
4.64%
4.907c
"
(3-for-l
Public
(quar.)
Co,
Public
$5
1
5-15
1
5-15
$1.20
,
"
'
5-15
5-15
4-27
5-15
'.5%■
preferred*., ( quar,J
5.25 %"'■ preferred-.\.(quar.)_—-_^———_—
$1.25
-
5-15
,
Puget Sound, Power-& Light, (lncr. -quar.).
,
r.
r
(tjuat
Organisation; Ltd.—
positaty
-
of
*
less
share
British
income
3834%.).
t&ii
7-
."iv-j-.
5c
$15c
-
10-
$$1.50
7-
1
10-
1
dividend
Rayonier,
Co.,
Reichhold
Reid
class A
Lithographing
Co.,
Common
(initial)
Renabie
Mines,
Renoid
Chains
Class
A
Class
A
Republic
(Common
Revelstoke
«'
Materials,
•Revere, Fund—
from
Brass
' investment
net
Drug
Chemical
&
'Richfield
Ridge
Oil
Tool
Ritter
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
class
B
(quar. t
a
class
A
participating
Rochester
**
47^
>
Gas
preferred
Electric—
&
;
r.'
4%%
i
4.10 %
preferred J
4.95%
preferred
Rockwell-Standard.
Rohm
Haas
&
common
4%
^initial quar.)
preferred
Rolland
Paper,
Class
4.24%
1
5-15
4.78%
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
New
5
5-11
5-11
j
5-11
Southern
5-17
-.
Russell
(H.)
Russell
5-
9
Southwestern
5-23
5-
9
5-15
5-
1
5-15
,6c
■
-
'
'T.--
■
■
•
6-6
5-15
8-15
■
■
Paul
Regis Paper Co.,
Fire
4.40%
Salant
1st
&
&
Salant,
class
4.707572 %
Savage
Corp.
Arms
Sawhill
Tubular
Schering
Corp.;
preferred
5%
Schlumberger.
-Schneider
Monthly
(quar.)
(quar. >
5.625%
Scott
Scott,
Scott
$4
Fetzer-
&
Co.
preferred
Dillon
5-18
5-15
6-
6-
8
5-18
preferred
6-29
6-2C
preferred
Common
.
.
4
6-16
6-
7-
2
6-
Class
5-15
5-
6-
291Jc
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
4V3 %
6-
1
$4.50
34%c
1
5-
5-
(quar..):
6-29
6-
5-21
5-
7-15
/ 12c
Corp...(quar.)_;
$3
partic.
Class
Standard
6-
1
5-24
5-11
8-
A
7-13
7-13
5-15
.
**
-
8-
1
7-20
31 %c
8-
1
7-20
Oil
(qua~r.)
3
5-
4
5-18
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
8'
7-
1
6-
8
~
20c
~
l\\lv
$1.183/4
6%
4-27
7- 2
6-14
7-10
6-21
Standard
•
dividend)
6-
6-
10c
4%
37 Vic
$1.12 Vi"
j
(Calif.)
—™~
^uar->
$1j3,7oi
fH8
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
new
Drug
(Pg%)
5-15
6-15
6-
6-
"T""
"
.18c
5C
$X
in
Stock dividend
on
class
5c
5c
~——
'
7~and~B
on™
1
5-18
Toledo
35c
Edison—
preferred
2
6-15
4.56%
preferred
20c
7-10
6-22
4.25^,
preferred
20c
7-10
6-22
5-14
1
6-
8
5-1 n
6-
8
5-10
6-12
5-14
62 Vic
6-11
4
76- 1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6'
1
5-
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
1
5-
4
1
5-
4
6
5-21
5-25
4
4
4-30
5-25
4-30
6-
1
5-1
6-
1
5-IO
6-
8
5-31
y4-
1
y3-i5
7-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-21
5-15
5-
6-
1
5-25
I
5-31
6-15
5-31
5-16
5-
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
2
Toledo
Tractor
>
Class
Scale
(ouar.l
5-18
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
5-15
5-
1
5-11
5-31
5-15
6-
$1 n<;v
$1.06 U
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clwT(^
(quar.)_j
^
—
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5°
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5-18
1
5-15
6-
(quar.)__ZI
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(quar.
(quar)
suppiy,
B
6-15
9
5-25
Tokhehn'cori^6
5-11
6-
5-
1
7-
A ,lnlu"';—
"
~~
Class B
1
50c
4
6-
6-15
ZTIIZT
(auar \
Class A
5-25
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5-31
5-15
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
1
7-16
6-29
6-
1
5-15
30c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
10c
(quar.)
5-21
5-10
7-
40c'
20c
6-
30<j
5-25
8
5-25
5-
9
,SI
Transamerica Corp. (stock
4'/a%
preferred
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
Corp.
dlvtdmaC—"
A
(quar.)
~7
Fund
Transcontinental Investing Corp
Class
~
§
,,
»,
A*,
£
3
6-
8
7-
93 %c
30c
(initial)
U'c
T15el°^iSffSiSK
1
6-15
4-30
5-
7-10
4
5-
7-16
6-
1
5-
5-15
6-lo
6-29
6
6-
18%c
5-3i
6-15
5-17
6-
60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
82 Vic
common
(quar.)—,—
Register Co.,
7-
||
30c
ThorrBrt'(& r- "• Vs=s3==
5-10
6-15
s:
J
PJ[eferred (quar.)
4'A%
(quar.)
Jersey)
Ohio, common
'Stanley Warner Corp.
Thrift
5-10
5-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
Products
1
6-29
5-15
12 Vic
I2V2C
(New
of
6-
^
i,,
R^°°MMgcr^r^-
7-
(quar.)
V
A
5-15
10c
87 y2c
class
5-15
6-15
(accum.)_
(Calif.),
c°o"mP™„
5-10
1
45c
.
—
<
A
6-15
6-15
6-
8
8
6-
(quar )
preferred
(quarT^
1
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
class
1
8
6-
6-
6-
preferred
commJ" !'""- Iac-
5-15
$1.05
—
(quar.)—
Products,
preferred
preferred
6-15
6-
1
1
6-
112878
(auar)
(quar.I???!/4
Thompson Industries (quar )
Thompson (John R.) Co.
Thompson Paper Bo* (quar.)_
4-17
35c
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.60
pfd.
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
Standard
5-17
1
7-
7-
6-11
(Optional—5% stock div. or $4 cash!
Glass Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
1
30c
7-
8
6-29
Thatcher
1
5-
5-10
6-12
„
__
Texas & Paoific Ry.
1
5-
1
.
$1.50
____________
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
5-
1
6-
$1.12 Vi
Corp.,
Co.
Co.
6- 1 !
6-
33c
1
*
•
...
?U/f T?0ducia* (incF^ed-q"ua~r.)
Texas7orrfer-<coms
5E?=t==>
7-20
(quar.)
r
1
8-1
25c
Oil
Oil
3%%
5-18
6-11
35c
25c
1
.
6-
5-31
5.75%
7-20
8-
6-15
7-31
J25% preferred (quar.)
preferred
pre erred
7-20
1
(quar.)
common
preference
Motor
conv.
Standard
6-18
6-14
,t
$1
.
1
27 Vic
(quar.)_i
Standard
5-17
7-1
12c
1
class
(stock
(Conn.)
Holding
B
Standard
6-30
1
85c
,
1
8-
1
5-15
5-
pre!erred
7-20
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brands,
preferred,
*
5-15
6-
17c
Associates." -Inc.__i-__—i—
Finance
preferred
5.35%
5-15
1
8-
common
Water
Standard
4
6-
7-i0c
Seaboard
1
8-
6-
1
5-31
' f
~
—-■
4^5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
4-30
6-
2c
preferred
$3.50
$3.30
Seaboard
5-15
4.50%
®
4
8-
—
Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Standard Fruit &
Steamship—
6-22
15c
—__—
•-
7-20
-36c
—
Standard
8
7-16
377>c
_7i-._i--__.__i_;
6-
27 %c
common
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
Standard
4
5c
35c
Co. ^(qnar.L—:
r
1
$1.40%
(quar.)
Sprague Engineering Corp.
4
20c
20c
8-
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___—1__——
preferred (quar,)
Stamford
4
,
;
:
t
6%
Chemical,
Spiegel, Inc.,
4
29%c
■
6-15
92 Vic
32 Vic
Sperry Rand
1
3272c
B
4.20%
1
.•
:v
5c
(quar.)
prior
Spencer
y5- 4
1
__________
19c
(quar,)
(quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products,
4
1
1
(quarj
,
$1.10
_—
7-
(monthly)
4-20
4.40%
preferred
($25 par)
(quar.)—.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone—
1
J.)
Foresman & .Co.
$3.40
6-20
6-
Paper Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__-____^_.
Scotten
preferred
4.36%
1
^
5-15
'
•
7-20
4.60%' preferred
4.75%
6-
.
5-15
1
5-15
5-15.
(quar.)
$1.15
7-31
35c
—
1
6-
1
1
6-15
,
Eastern Transmission
Common
7-20
$1.10
x
Texas
7-20
6-15
—._
6-
20c
5-
5-
6-28
5
1
4
__7_
Monthly
28c
1
1
6-
li 9?
■
1
$1.25
..
8-15
$0,187
8
5-31
5-15
9-14
5-
6-
5-15
6-15
1
(monthly)
(monthly)
8-
3
—
<
A
$1.10
1
(quar.)_i
Corp.—
6-15
A
Class
8
6-
$Vt2£
~
_
(monthly')""
Tenney Corp., class A
$1.06%
9-
(quar.)
Ltd.
(Walter
5-31
(quar.)
Sparton Corp.,
(quar.)_____^
10-20
preferred
7-10
common
I
6-14
7
4,40%
5-
-
11-
5-
1
5-
5-28
|}'28
*1 Vi?/
(quar.)
4-30
5-15
:
6
preTerred
5-
5-28
$1.27
(qwrJZ"
2nd preferred
2nd
8-
6-20
—
6-
4.72%
5%
1
5-15
*iV«i/
(quar)
,
(quar.)
6-
t£.
4-19
preferred
12-
(quar.)—
5-14
4.25%
7-17
Products ' (quar.)_
1
5-15
*
5-11
6-15
.
1
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
5-
•J'nai't
il /t
oJS Preferred (ouar.i
Hnt" 2nd1 preferred
Preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
9-17
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
5-15
4-19
28c
28c
k
preferred
preferred
12-17
San Jose Water Works, com.
43f7r preferred (quar.)
5-
20c
(s-a) •
~
6.70%
5-18
30c
4-19
5-15
5.60%
6-29
„i,,
5.12%
5.85%
36c
(quar.)__.
5-14
5.80%
$1.25
A
1
7-20
6-25
^quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quaf.)
6-
7-20
6-11
-
4-19
5-15
5-15
(quar.)__
1
;
common
preferred A
preferred
1
6-14
$1.25
preferred
4.90%
8-
7-25
;
4.65%
5
6-
:
$1.44 preferred
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.),
5
5-
8-
Insurance
Marine
5-
97, Vic
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)^__
St.
preferred
$1.03%
preferred
1
8-
5-15
2
"
(quar.)_
4.64%
5
25c
2
$25c
5-15
_
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
5-
Service—
7-
42c
(quar.)
preferred
4.60%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.20
fquar. )__*^_j_
1
+!2
in^7ee GfS Transmission, com. (quar )
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
-
Corp.,*Ltd.,'common
St.
.
'
Ry., common (quar.)
preferred
;■
(quar.)_.
preferred^(quar.)
t
5%
,
7-
6-
7-
Management"Corp^
4.25%
5-22
20c
(quar.V-^
7.6-
50c
Louis-San Francisco
5%
;
Public
Shares
5-31
25c
—
7-16
ZC
5c
(quar)
4.10%
Class
(quar.)_
com.
5-15
5-4
17
(quar.)"II
(quar.)I
50c
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
6-15
'•
"•
_■
preferred
5%
-
Service,
$2#fc
a
a
;
—
5-31
1
6-1
preferred (quar.)__
4.15%
5c
(increased quar.)__i.__—+—
Lawrence
Electric
37o
'
*
5-31
6-
(quar.)
6-30
16c
(quar)
(quar )_I
3.70%
15c
,
Croix
5%
St.
.
dividend
Common,
St.
"i
Southwestern
5
Common
tl5c
>
.(quar.)____________
Paper
(quar.)
St. Joseph Light &; Power—
-
——
Royalty
Stock
St.
-
5-
.
a
6-14
6-30
conv.
Television
7-14
34c
—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Investors (quar.)
_
25c
class ,A->—,
Sons;
Aeronautical
^Sabine
•
common
5-23
Mfg!-. C0va (quar.)..—^r_____
,
Gas,
(increased)
$1.50
preferred
(initial)—
$1 convertible preferred (initial)
\,7.V
„
6-28
1
*
Southwestern Drug Corp., com.
.
i
Southwest
8-29
9-23
6-
c
16c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mineif Ltd.~~(6-a")
Television Electronics Fund, Inc.
(DefT—
(From ordinary income)
5-14
^
7
9-14
200%
7l°r preferred (s-a)
Flbre Co,» common
5-14
JL,
5-
1
1
5-15
B
4%
4-16
70c
5-16
5c
8-
5-31
25c
5-15
Inc. .'(quar.)__—1—v.
Proaucts,
—•—\
Ryan
(quar.)
5-15
15c
6-13
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
*«/v
'6-1
6-27
1
(quar.)_
preferred
*'
Dutch. Petroleum—
&
Railway Co.
5%
1
________
.
Southern
1
.
6-29
$2.38
6-
Rubbermaid, - Inc.
(quan)
T "., 772c
Ruppert (Jacob)., 472;% pfd. (quan).____'——L
$1.1272
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Russ Togs Incr. class A (quan*)___
• •>
15c
7
Co.—
8
10-23
^
4.32%
1
37V2C'
6-
/
—
Class
1
6-
6-
(quar.)'—_—
1
5-
6-
(quar )
Taf^Batn'g
7
6-
$62 Vic
Chemical
7
55-
6-15
J
(quar.)
B
Taylor & Fenn Co.—
Ltd.—
6-
(quar.)_______ Jj.t:: >.127ic
preferred
5-
6-
—
•
$i"
'
9
6-29
_:—
$5c
'
6-
-4%
25c
(quar.)
&
A
preferred
5.10%
$67.c
.
50c
0.2656 Vi
$0.2656V*
/
4.75% preferred (s-a)
Southern Natural Gas Co.
5-16
1
7
5-18
—
Canada Power Co.,
(quar.)
5%
6-
9
19c
.Common
Company
preferred
29y8c
-ju
5-
5-15
20c
(quarT)
common
26V2c
;
_
t
25c
5-
5-21
'«
25c
(quar.).
Southern Fertilizer
5-16
6-10
Southern
5-11
.
^
preferred
1
guilder, shares - (final) A payment of
three guilders per share payable in U.S.,
;
dollars. ..subject • to-stockholders, approval ;A.' %
on May 3 .^—7- 'Tr
Royal Oak--Dairy,-Ltd. ,(quar.);——___
$l5c"
Quarterly ;___/
:
"4%
5.44%
1
6-1
2
$20c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—.
1
5-11
7-
1
25V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-10
-
4.16%
'
(initial)_
common
6-
5-11
00
10c
4V\ %
preferred
1
8
25c
25°
4.32%
Southern:, California_, Water—
5
1
Ta®p®. Eiectrie Co.,
Edison—
preferred
1
5-
5-15
50c
4-27
2%
6-
1
5-20
38 %c
(quar.)
5-
1
5-15
oj
~
____ZZ~ZZ
(quar )___
B (quar.)
preferred (s-a)HI~
4%
Co.
dividend
California
(quar!)
6-15
6-
1n
Class
5-15
6-29
.,y
Texas
preferred
Transit
5-25
5-11
5-15
7/aC
(quar.)
Corp.
5-15
8
6-
„
171/
timev
Talon, Inc., class A (quar.)
8
5
35c
'*
7c
1
6-
6-
10c
dividend)
5-15
6-
6-22
31 Vic
(stock
1
20
.
.
Stock
South
$1
7 Vic
(quar.)
6-
6-
5-18
.
*:*4.08%
6-
1
;v
(quar.)
(southern
$1.0272
6-
*•..
5-25
$1.233/4
1
5-10
(Calif.)
5-15
■
Controller., (quar.).
Royal
Inc.
9
6-
1
5-
8
$50c
6-
6-15
5-
1\
6-
Syracuse
Inc.
Wayne
5-18
5-16
5-15
2/af*
"(qu~ar")
this
at
Tampax,
6-15
3772c
1
6-
——
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co
Georgia Natural Gas
6-
A
(quar.)___/__T__—.
Ltd./..class .A—1—,
convertible
Rowland
.
4
6-
r
5%
5-15
5
6-
45c
(quar.)
common
preferred A
Symington
omitted
9
5
1
50c
payment
Sunshine, Biscuits
4
5-
A
5-15
1
30c
30c
B
Rowan
5-
6-
5-
6-15
$25c
$1.55
5-31
5-15
6-
$25c
—,
Sonotone Corp.,
$1.25
6-15
:
-____———__.r__—",——--Marie.-Reid, tumiiwii- vtjwn*:./,)-.-,-■
common. (quar.)i_-__.
ividiicf.'UC/TU/
vRose
.Viuoc
5-15
4-30
a
;
15c
-
International,
(Class
7
$20c
...
.
Mining
(qu~a~f)
Superior Window Co., 70c conv7pfd
'
$2bc
dividend
6-
6-15
5-31
0035c
8/®rC
3%
W* '
1
6-
5-15
(quar!
preferred (quar.)!
5-25
6-29
,n7,"
common
5-11
6-
'
12 /aC
Sunshine
5-11
5-
4»/2%
Stock
o
5-25
(quar.)—.
Tools Corp.
Socony-Mobil Oil Co.
5-10
10c
approve
'
New
1
50c
(stockholders
1
Oil"
Mid-Continent
1
6-15
P«-
(quar )
5-19
5-28
6-
6-
m
25°
Sunset Industries (stock dividend)
Sunset International Petroleum
Corp—"
8
8
" P"r
ntock
5-19
1
"
lie
<3-.>a±zi
1
4-26
1
6-15
2
n i/
y
dividend
Su™&y
5-11
6-
Wells
"erred
Stock
8
5-
1
6-
—
5-16
Corp. '. (quar.)
Co.
Co.
Industries
1
6-
$1.377s>
(quar.) _______——._
(quar.)—
5-
8
$2 Vic
Snap-On
5-15
6-
preferred L (quar.)___—
Rochester Transit Corp. v( quar.)
8
6-
6-
60c
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0272
r—
5,50%
.
$2
5-10
/' ■80c
■
K
Smith
6-15
$1.18%
preferred, F - (quar.
preferred H (quar.)_—
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
-
Smith-Douglass
4-27
f
•
6-
Foods
Sunbury Milk Products
6-27
62V2C
Ltd
Mines,
.
5-15
I.
7-27
30p
,J,Uc
43^c
1
9
6-11
$0.00 '/ac
.—
,
5-
6-
12SCC;™
T-mTI
1
6-
(quar)
Fuller Cn
3
5-14
5-15
12i/aC
ruqer Co., common (quar.)_
Preferred (quar.)
lst
6-
c
o
8
4-19
-
Corp.
Bus„2s
One-fbo'rS?^6-
1
15c
—
68 %c
(quar.)_
5-16
—
(quar.)
75c
,
4-19
_______________
Corp.
7c
preferred (quar.)——
5 72% preferred
(quar.)_:_—_
Robbins & Myers Inc., common--(quar.)_^___
8-
5-16
5-21
5
•
8-15
—
6
•
5-15
split).
(S-a)—
Oil
2
6-
I;
6-
6%
$1.50
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)———
5-31
20c
(quar.)__
1
45c
———
5-25
$15c
25c
„
7-10
20c
____-7
12 7aC
v
5-25
25c
~~
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., $1.25 pfd" (quar]
Suburban Propane
Gas, common'(quar j
5-15
$.002
Development (initial).:
Southam Company, Ltd.
(quar.)___^
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)
i^.—______
_—
stock
9-14
30c
7
(quar.)_
6-
1
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Baer &
Vof
**
Struthers
of
614 Superior Co. (s-a)—
Skeliy Oil Cc.
(quar.)
6-15
40c
(initial)——
A
Finance'Corp.,
"Class
(Del).*
ncr
4-27
UOc
(s-a)—__—.—
South
;
Stix,
8
20c
C
Siscoe
25c
(quar.)__-_——_-i_
Inc.
2
5-25
50c
•
6-
25%
common
B
Soss
and
2
6-15
,,
(quar.)
Strapping,
1
7-
$30c
from realized capital gains)--—V——1.
Richardson-Merrell.
5-15
-
income
Stewart-Warner
1
5-15
"ViVr $1
(quar.)
.5-15
$32 72c
(quar.)
1
(quar )
5,
I*/?
34«ic
*
5-
1
5-28
101/J
(quar)
sS*nBM!:i-
5-15
Stouffer
7-
75c
approval
preferred (quar___-
5-15
.
1
cl
(Quebec)—
semi-annually
Resumed
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co. (quar.)—
Rexair
10-
20c
.___i
6-13
Ltd.
Class
Sinclair
time).
__,
pref.
(quar.)
.
6"
5c
f^uar i
(quar.)___
5-31
f
(quar.)
to
Co.. common
preferred
Smith
this
^
(s-a)
Class
4
Ltd.—
(quar.)_i_
Ltd., 6 Va %
&
7-
•
25c
(quar.)
ProDfirties
Copper
6-15
$28c
25c
Simpson Lee Paper Co. (Wash.) (quar.)
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A (s-a)
7-18
5-
15c
at
(Texas)
Co.
Building
,'6% ' preference
(5c
omitted
payment
Insurance
8-15
5-15
$10c
—
B
(2-for-l
i
(quar.)
common
preferred } quar.)__!—____——:
Republic Industrial—
Revere
4-24
$27c
$1
'Revenue
5-18
5-15
65c
'
.Republic
5-31
(quar.)_—_
Corp.,
5%
!•
-
8
6-15
9-14
12-14
5-15
i"o;
Sterling Aluminum Products <auar^
Sterling Precision, 5% preferrerf
^Sterling Seal (quar.)__
.'7
$10c
Ltd.—
____—___________
Mines,
Class
1
6-
10c
(quar.)—;_1——
'
approval
6-
common
Ltd.
Simmons
6-
Ltd.—l—:_X-i_i.l
:
.(Canada),; Ltd.— ■'X-X".-<X'-
;
6- 8
6-29
(quar.T"
common
Sterchi Bros. Stores
'
5-11
.
9-28
Stephenson Finance, common
■5Va%
preferred (quar.)
Simplicity: Patterns—
6-15
_______
4-19
$$1.75
(subject
4-27
6-15
—_l—;
preference --(initial)
B
Signode Steel
X-v'
Ltd.—;
'
X' 6% %
•5'/j%
4-13
5-15
5%
(1957),
5-17
r2%
(quar.)——
6-15
.<5-25
—
5-15
10c
Chemicals, Inc. (stock dividend)—
2-
5-25
1
6-30
8
12-31
a
Steinberg's, Ltd.,
.
Ltd.—1—iz.
Co.,
dividend
■
lie
(quar.)
,
of Canada
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
b-14
7 Vac
(NJ)
Corp.
7-
4-27
$20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
'6- 1
68 %C
5-14
10c
■-}
Ltd.—
A payment'of
dividend___
Increased
^-18
5-31
1
sl
_
Itein S"l7Cr7- MW Com-
34c
stockholders)
Sigma
v*5-18
6-15
':*• 20c
Co./ 5%%' preferred (quar.)ili__ i
Carriers .X—i_
ill—X
RedwingRefractory-& Insulation
Reheis
6-15
8c
2%
12 Vac
(quar.)_—1^1—___-—I—■—_
Inc.
Raytheon
'?
———11:—_1——_l_i——.
(quar.)—:—:—1—____:—_
Corp.
5-
$33'/aC
com.
6-15
,
nrlw^' of.Canada. Ltd.. (stockhJiders7pfour-for-one split)
preferred (quar,>
Corp. of America (quar.)__
Class
9-14
Stock
Co.
Siegel (Henry I)
'6-14
$$1.50
preferred (quai%
preferred.(quaf.—'___—
Rayette, Inc.. (increased)' /_™1—__i;1
Mines
preferred
4%
9-14
6%
5-15
proved
_______—___;
Sherwin-Williams
31
6%
Raymond
7%
.
6-14
1
(quar.)_
5-10
2>
'
___
preferred
6-
Shop & Save
5-
5%
Coro™
1
5-25
6-
(quar.)
btecner-Traung Lithograph
invest-
(initial)
stockholders
Industries
Stock
1
preferred
6-
5-31
f5-17
(quar.)
5%
:—7__.—
Sherritt-Gordon
»v
'7-
to
May 3
Stock
tl5c
preferred
7
7
6-15
■v
v:
5%
55-
6-
Tax
.
10-25
5-25
6-
5-25
6-15
„?/0c
87/aC
(quar.)
5-25
$.075
X-XX'(quar.)__
St»y/f?r preferred common~"(qua7)
Cheipical,
3Vu7o
11-10
16c
from
6-18
6-15
25c
or,7,
(quar.)
15c
$1.25
6-22
"-1-
8
three shillings per share payable in U. S.
Shoe
7Va%
6-
preferred
7-25
Shenk
5-22 '
6^15
2
*
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
^
NC)
class~A (~q~uar)
Finance,
8-10
Sheller Mfg. Corp. (quar.
Shenango Valley Water, 5%^. pfd. (quar.)-r—
1.
6-12
cents
Food
on
.
4-13"
7-25'
o!;5
"j ' dollars subject
1
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6-
7-
(Raleigh
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
——,
Sherwin-Williams
20c
V-'
Rap Industries, Inc. (reduced)
Rapid Grip & "Batten, Ltd., class A
Class A (q u a r_1
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/ Class A American dep. receipts (interim)
(Payment'amounts to about $0:027 per de■:
:.1
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Purina
ftanco, ihc.
'r
54
dividend
A (quar,)—
Transport & Trading,
7New
York
shares
(final)
/r.v.;-'-.
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&
Ralston
,
4-24
-
6%
&
B
10c
Shell
,5.-7
6-28/
.-
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1
Class
10c
iClass
2.
1
State Loan
5-10
(Winston-Salem,
Marts, class ^
Shawinigan Water & Power,
1
5-
6-
Quaker State Oii Refining Corp. (quar.)—-4
40c
Quebec Power Co. Ltd. (quaru^;__^—'$40c
ft. T.
6-
'
Quemont
•
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6-m :
5-15,
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ment income)
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annual
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dividend,-
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^ 6-15
,
$1.31 %
.'12 Vac "
Pure Oil Cov;( quar.
'•/
/■ -V.
•
,
18c
5-21
Industry, Inc. (a capital
gains distribution of 29 cents plus a semi¬
4-27
'
State Capital Life Ihsurance
Common (quar.)
Realty Corp.—
A
&
5-10
5-21
45c
quar.)
6-1
6-11
Shares in American
4-27
84c
$1.12%
Newt Mexico—
Co.
When
J!fr
Name of Company
35c
35c
Falls
(increased
&
Payable of Rec.
25c
-
(W. At) Pen Co., class A
(quar.)
Shoe
Corp.
(quar.)_
Class
Shaer
(quar.)____——
of
(quar.)
Shaeffer
5-15
»
Pueblo. Supermarkets-*
Stock
5-15
5-15
Hampshire—
Corn-men5
•
1
1
Y.)
(quar.)
Cities
preferred
'
27c
D.)
United
1
66-
(quar. )^__-—
Co.-
(G.
Corp.
Security Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-
27c
Power
Second
1
5-
6-
(quar; )_l*_———
Service
Searle
26c
New
ox
preferred
-
Sealright-Oswego
5-14
6-
(quarj)——;__
3.337c .preferred
4.50%
5-14
30c
preferred/(Quar.)
Common
1
1
Sealed
When •Holders
Share
(N.
Co.
6-
87»/2c
preferred
Surety
6-
_r
preferred-.. (quar.>^^^4—,—-~
Company
5-14
Indiana—
of
Service
Per
Name of
1
5-14
,(inltial-quar.—
preferred • (quar. )^^_nu.u,—
Public
-
$1.16
.
4.16%
,
6-
$1.22 %
_
4.32%
v-
$1.0674
:
«
4.80%
:
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Seaboard
common
3 % %
When
Share
..
(
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)____—
stock split)——
Service
"New
t
Colorado—
of
51
3
6-
8
7-
3
6-
8
3
6-
8
7-
5-15
6-
1
7-
1
4-13
5"1?
—
21
5-23
5-
9
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(initial)-——
dividendt——
Pipeline, Ltd.
Financial (stock
Trans-Prarie
dividend
Stock
South
(quar.)
Salle Street Corp.
La
N.
Oil
Union
Lines,
(quar.)
Common
Funds,
Class
United
Life
Accident
3
5-
5-
1
5-15
1
5-31
5-10
7-
6-
(quar.)—
Pipe & Foundry
Rubber
1
Co.,
5-29
5-15
6-30
6-15
Winter
preferred (quar.)
Steel, common
preferred (quar.)———___
United States Time Corp.
(incr.-quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)—_
Universal Match
Corp.
Universal Pictures Corp., 4V4%
pfd. (quar.)
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd.
6%
4.76%
-5-17
4
5-18
8
6-
—
0laSS
1
Raalte
Co.
(quar.)
Sciver (J. B.) Co., 5%
pfd. A
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America—
Common
(increased quar.)
~
5-21
Vinco
(stock
Corp.
Vulcan-Hart
Corp.
Class
Vulcan Materials, common
6>A%
5%
Woodward Iron
Woolworth
(F.
Iron
(F.
W.)
5.%
5-15
5-15
5-16
4-25
6-
5-14
7-16
7-
5
2
5-
4
6-
5-15
4-27
5-15
4-27
5-15
One
Co.
Increased
6-
6-
7
6-
1
1
4-27
5-15
6-15
6-
6-15
5-22
6-
1
5-15
4-30
5-31
—
quarterly
:i_————
6-
West
.
—
8
6-
Ohio
Gas
West
Point
West
Virginia
4V2%
Western
Mfg.
Zenith
•
Western
1,
-
the
by
nature
anticipated
not
either
is
gain
and
that
will
company
directly
through
or
for these
extent
of
the
be charged
the
services
such
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
will
con¬
FINANCING
PRESENT
($5 par)
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
RR.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
5-15
4-30
Net
4-30
5-15
from
revenue
railway
—V.
1962
1961
$1,242,810
$1,165,448
855,897
operating
income___
:
884,497
$386,913
175,826
railway operations
$280,951
112,377
195, p. 910.
2
6-15
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
2
6-15
First Quarter Ended March 3.1—
Railway operating
40c
6-
9
6-
1
expenses
5-1
1961
$13,261,854 $13,565,191
:
10,001,903
10,(^73,319
$3,259,951
655,514
;
$3,491,872
771,709
5-17
;62%c
1962
revenue
Railway operating
7
5-
5-18
Net
Net
4
from railway operationsoperating income—,
revenue
railway
—V.
910.
195, p.
f
-t
De¬
4-30
5-15
200%
25c
6-
1
7-
2
6-20
8-
1
First Quarter Ended March 31—
5-18
7-20
5-24
5-28
5-14
6-
6-15
5-31
9-15
8-31
10c
5-15
5-
$1.25
6-15
5-11
6-12
"6-29
$18*312,828 $16,480,445
7,332,070
6,744,573
.
1925.
5-28
20c
52,958,772
5-15
5-15.
54,133,283
revenue
from railway operations
railway operating income—
195, p.
1961
1962
1__ $72,446,111 $69,439,217
Net
Net
—V,
8
7-
10C:
'
_
1
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses—
5-11
6-11
10c
—
6- 1
30c
(quar.)
■
R&.—Earnings—
Pacific
Missouri
Tax)
2
Monon
RR.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended March
4
\
$4,590,408
3,834,043
31—V1992
Railway operating revenue—!
Railway operating expenses
:
Net
revenue
from railway operations
railway operating income
Net
both the
stocks)
6-
"Deficit.—V.
8
t Payable
In Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
the source
at
195,
1961
$4,151,772
3,988,819
$162,953
*399,176
$756,365
84,695
910.
p.
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
First
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
Notf.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
Railway
British income tax.
a
Less
y
Previously published date
operating
operating
1962
1961
$1,254,298
817,858
expenses
$1,625,214
$436,440
25,086
revenue
$815,524
340,070
809,690
The corrected payment
Net
railway
—V.
Canadian nonresident tax.
operating
195, p.
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Note Issue Approved—
Less Jamaica incoma tax
x
1—,—
income
910.
On
April
27, 1962 the Federal Power Commission authorized Mon¬
Utilities
to
issue
unsecured
promissory
notes
in
the
6-12
5-15
5-25
5-
mature
25c
6-
1
5-11
The
$1.13
25c
6-
1
5-11
6-
9
at the time of each borrowing.
MontanaDakota will issue the notes to the First National City Bank of New
York.
The Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis and7 the First
9
5-18
5-25
60c
5-25
26yic
26%c
5-15
6-30
1
5-15
5c
6-
5-21
5-11
5-
7
7-27
5-
6-11
5-
6-29
6-14
7-
2
6-15
5-15
5-
1
1
6-15
6-
5-15
14c
6-30
6-15
6-
5-
1
6-
5-
1
per
$1.50
6-
6-20
1
5-15
6-
5
3qc
5-15
5-
1
$1.12%
5-15
5-
the
5-18
5-
Telephone
(quar.)
preliminary
Staub
had
results
estimated
then
at
available,
Mcrritt's
,
_
M-C &
S
,
•
Presi¬
annual meeting
on
first quarter earnings would be approximately $0.10
He said then that current prospects indicated further im¬
this year on the $1.01 earned in 1961 following the com¬
1960 loss, its first in 25 years.
23
that
the
lowest
Scott
&
of
any
9
$30c
i0c
6-
1
4-30
G-29
6-22
the
first.—V.
Holdings, Inc.—
(Final payment of
approximately $0.67 per
6-
8
4-13
191,
p.
have
each
will
be
used
25%
a
participation
temporary
as
financing
of 1962 to discharge all short-term notes
the fall
is
electric
an
Montana, North Dakota,
in
;This
Minneapolis
the
first
31,
1962,
periods
and
natural
gas
utility
then
providing
South Dakota and Wyoming.
The
company
months
three
and
with
compared
a year
ago.
first quarter
earnings
earnings of $2,717,275 for
the 12 months ended March
$4,637,993 for the respective
reported net
$5,713,496
were
for
and
$2,165,494
after preferred dividend
equal
re¬
quirements to $1.20 a share on common stock as against 99 cents a
share, based on the average number of shares outstanding of 2,064,261
earnings
quarter
will
borrowings
Revenues, Net Gain—
in
for the first three months are
because of the nature of some of
Its operations, and the company anticipates that the rate of expected
improvement over 1961 will be more evident in the second half than
Merritt-Chapman
usually
the
a
part of Montana-Dakota's 1962 construction program, estimated
require about $18,000,000.
The company plans to issue first mort¬
service
share.
the
quarter and 2,023,988 a year ago.
operating revenues were $12,053,104,
Utility
from
$10,280,913
(Philip)
1007.
a
year
earlier.—V.
195,
p.
$1,772,191
up
or
17%
1429.
Morris Inc.—Sales Up 4Vfe%, Net 3.6%—
company's sales and earnings for the March, -1962, quarter both
new
high
records for
the first quarter.
The previous
The
established
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Lrine Co.—Partial Redempt'n
The
15, 1962, through
sinking fund, $575,000 of its first mortgage pipe
line bonds, 6%%
series due 1977 at 102.46%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the First National City Bank, 55 Wall St.,
company
operation
*
of
G.
provement
in
(quar.)__
basis
Marshall
1
25c
Paper—
,
V
quarter..
On
dent
from
Montana-Dakota
Double—
the
at
Minneapolis
of
their respective dates of issue.
prime commercial bank rate in
after
year
City
note.
bonds in
outstanding.
Corp.f—Earnings
corporation reported that 1962 consolidated first quarter net
after taxes totaled $642,000, equal to $0.11 per share.
This
compared with $288,000, equal to $0.05 per share earned in last year's
first
Bank
one
interest
bear
York
gage
Scott
&
The
pany's
(quar.)
from page 10
earnings
April
(quar.)_
for
than
more
will
New
Proceeds
to
Merritt-Chapman
4-26
invest*
Continued
1
each
in
5-25
5-15
in
National
7
36c
net
General Corporation and
Investment News
3-31
8-15
not
notes
effect
5-11
25c
17y2c
incorrect.
operations
railway
aggregate principal amount of $12,000,000 outstanding at any one time.
The notes will be issued from time to time during 1962 and will
(quar.)
depositary share)
was
record date is indicated here,
from
revenue
JHl
10c
quar.)
Air
Net
;
Co.—.
preferred
Carolina
is
It
the
concerns,
The fees to
7-
(quar.).
Corp.
capital
and minimum
maximum
a
7-
Corp.
Radio
There
Co.
(except
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
tana-Dakota
36c
(from
Western Canada Breweries. Ltd.
Western
4c '•
1
10c
B
income
its
$40c
(quar.)
class
of
$$1.12%
±
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
(s-a)
&
6-
5-15
10c
and
its
1
1
20c-
on
20%
determined
be
Missouri-Illinois
5-15
6-
25c
(2-for-l stock split
for
Trust
Authorized
5-21
12y2c
_
(quar.)
Pulp
6-
(quar.).
Jewelry
common
1
7y2c
(quar.)__
Lines
6-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.).
Zale
2338 Cen¬
Secretary,
Co.,
major part of the company's business.
a
Common stock
1
25c
Hoover
Co.
financing small business
and
advisory service
CAPITALIZATION'
6-25
6-
1
Co.
to
will
5-25
6-15
5-
(Mich-.)
&
from
Business
kind except that it has agreed to pay Fidelity
consulting
5-21
15c
(initial)
Co.
(quar.)
per
Trust
except
Bank
business
name
Small
6-11
7-10
75c
(monthly)
Corp.
addition
5-
10c
Special gtd. stock
2
6-11
17 %c
A
Fidelity
its
$12,000
provided.
5-31
7-
officers,
Its
of
Bank &
majority
1940.
5-15
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—
West
6-20
—
8c
A
;
Batteries
directors
changed
Minnesota
5-31
35c
Fidelity
companies
the
small
Minnesota
to
to
future
and $7,500 respectively, for complete manage¬
accounting, investigatory and supervisory services as
of the space it occupies.
It is legally classified as a nonclosed-end investment company under the Investment
Co,
6-11
5J/2c
Fund
Telephone
(increased
(quar.)
at
to
Co.
It
concerns.
made
be
5-31
Quarterly
'
5%
class A (quar.)
R.) Corp. (ninthly)
preferred
common
use
as
of
stitute
5-31
6-15
__■
Co.
Corp.
Yocam
5
75c
1
income)
Coast
$1.44
6-15
6-15
$1.10
of
15c
He
(H.
Common
$1.19
be
company
Fidelity Securities & Investment Co.
5-31
$1.12%
the
Minnesota
to
will
foreseeable
40c
—_C_
Mfg.
Transport
6-15
is
been
the
will
1961,
Minneapolis.
services
5-31
have
investments
during
Investment
office
or
services
7-13
4-30
5-15
6-15
Co.
and supplying
provisions of said
the
45c
___
(quar.)
WCeden & Company (quar.)
Weingarten (J.) (quar.)
Weinkles Liquor Stores
(initial)
Werner
7-31
40c
25c
Xerox
5-23
31 Vac
(Del. )—
Wayne Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend
Equity
5-15-
$1.50
Minnesota
loans
under
before income taxes and subject to
fee
5c
___.
preferred (quar.)
Washburn Wire (quar.)
Washington Steel, common (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)—
Waste King Corp., .6% preferred C (quar.)„
6% preferred C (quar.)————
ment
1
6 y2 c1
Co.
Wyandotte Worsted
Its
E.,
N.
and
13,
Business
officers
provide
1
$1.20
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
Wyandotte Chemicals
5-15
(Winston-Salem, N. C.)^
$4.50
.
6-
Monthly
Wurlitzer
5-25
(S. D.) common (quar.)
Monthly
Wellington
5-
4-30
6-15
&
Weiss Bros.,
5-15
1
1
5-15
5-15s*,
20c
Warren
Weissberg
1
6-
$1.24
Small
the
a
Investment
clerical,
In
6-
—_
making
concerns
Investments
Sept.
Co.
diversified
Act
1
Co.—•'5c
Warner
Waters
■
common
positary share less British Income
Fund, Inc. (stock dividend)
5-11
5-
well
8
&
Jr.
Ave.,
annual
47%c
Worth
5
common
Swasey Co.
6-
as
Small. Business
of
purpose
\
...
under
incorporated
was
Fidelity
date
to
loans
although
and
On
Small
all
ment,
4
90c
preferred ADRS (s-a)
(Payment amounts to about $0.41
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
loans
income)
5-15
6-23
5-
It
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
•
5-31
•
19c
l£t
Woods Mtg.,
4-30
6-22
6-
(quar.)—
preferred
5
4-30
7c
(quar.)_
common
4!/2%
4-30
1
1
6-
*
Corp.,
10-
5-21
6%
6-20
Quarterly
Wakefield
1
5-15
17%c
(Mich.), cl. A
(monthly)
class
date and/or
Wachovia Bank & Trust
11-
—
W.)
Woolworth
6-20
(quar.)
&
6
'
5-16
$1.56yi
$1.43%
(quar.)
Mould
7-
of
business
office expense of any
Securities & Investment
5-15
1
5c
Industries. Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
Ltd. (stock dividend)—
for one in class B ($1 par) pfd.__.
5-15
6-
12y2c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Vulcan
1
8-
(quar.)
__—.____
5-25
6-20
preferred
5.75%
B
1
20c
(quar.).
6-
40c
(J.)
1
15c
.
62 y2 c
(s-a)_-____
(quar.)
;%• 7%c
9
1
tral
that
states,
Investment
1
are
$$1.37%
5-10
15c
.
Corp.
5-25
class
7-
6-
$2
12y2c
19c
15c
15c
Volunteer State Life Insurance (Tenn.)
Vulcan
6-12
(quar.)
$3 preferred (s-a)
York
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke (quar.)—
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp
Voi-Shan Industries
(quar.)
6-22
6-10
Corp.,
Wood
all
Fidelity
7-31
6-
Corp.,
1
50c
dividend)
8-22
Federal; licensee
a
1958.
the
for
small
no
hT,~Ltd","Yy2%~pfd.
(G.
nearby
concerns.
6-29
Mosaic
4
37y2c
5%
—
2
Herman
Wood
anticipated
2
5-
18 %c
^
5-
$1.12y2
.
(s-a)—
(quar.)
5-
5-31
to
of
name
investments
is
in
of
5-22
—
Enterprises,
6-
15c
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Vance Sanders & Co.
Vapor Corp.
5-18
40c
Light,
^
5-
5-31
loans\and
5-15
1
6-
62 y2 c
Act
It is qualified to
do business only in the State of Minnesota
although this dees not preclude the company from making loans to or
investments in small business concerns located in other states.
All
4-17
^
6-
30c
$1.25
35c
__
(quar.)
8
15c
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
7c
Van
6-
5-15
1959,
10,
is
company
.Act.
4-19
5-15
25c
15c
Service,
5-31
$1.37!/2
Value Line Income Fund
Public
7-31
7J/2c
75c
—
—
1
Wood
.
—
1
5-
1
Feb.
on
equity capital
1
5-
6-
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Wometco
^
Valley Mould & Iron, .common (quar.)
$5.50 prior preference (quar.)—
5-
5-15
8c
•
\
8
5-15
.'
■;
Investment
corporation under the
6-25
1
25c
preferred
9
$1.06V4
.V' '
$3c
6-
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-19
6-
6-22
'
'
C BUSINESS—The
Business
,4-30
7 Vac
Wood
6-
5-15
50c
—
Monthly
6-26
5-11
$1.31%
Jt-
preferred
Wiser Oil
6-15
concerns.
5-11
6-10
45c
6-20,
5-
5-16
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
1
5-15
+$1.50
"
4-28
6-' 1
1
5-15
preferred
preferred
company reports that
offering of 200,000 com¬
mon shares were subscribed for
by stockholders of rec¬
ord Feb. 9 under rights which expired "March 13.
No
underwriting was involved.
/„
The remaining 51,250 common shares were offered to
tHe public, also at $6.25 per share, under an April 23
4
1
Telephone—
(initial quar.)'
&
Small Business Investment Co.—Stock Sub¬
6-
6-
7c
Power
45,264
6-10
t$1.12V2
Apparel, Inc.
preferred
'
8
8
preferred
Power,
$209,584
! 61,527
$180,653
„
_
6-
6-
6-
40c
Electric
*
___
_
35c
1
1
;
Inc.
*
supplement to the prospectusr dated Feb. 13, 1962.
Net proceeds from the financing will be used by the
company for investments in, and loans to sipall business
77-
common
4.80%
10c
._
—
Whelan
Van
Park
New
4.96%
$2
75c
$1.75
25c
12V2c
—
7
7
6-15
—
Wisconsin
4-20
30c
55-
2
$1.12%
common
Stores
624^441
30c
Industries, class A
Dixie
7-15
6-
1
1
7-
$8%c
(quar.)
Common
Winkelman Bros.
2
7-10
66-
18%c
___;
preferred
Company,
$805,094
.
total of 51,250 of its original
a
6-11
.
(quar.)_
5%
Brothers,
&
1961 *
'$829,554
619,970
1962
;■
195, p. 910.
Minnesota
5-24
(increased)
(initial s-a)
Sons
;
scriptions—Common Offered—The
1
2
7-
____
A
(quar.)
Co.
Wilson
Win-Chek
6-
6-15
6-15
2%%
Co.
Bros.
&
7-30
15c
50c
non-cum.
class A
&
(John)
Williams
—V.
1
15c
Williams
'
expenses..____________ii____
revenue
from railway operations
railway operating income
Net
1
6-
30c
Quarterly
Wiley
5-
6-15
_y__;
class
.5%
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
-
revenue__
...."Net
6-15
30c
—„■
dividend
Wisconsin
' A ;
._
7%
Valley Forge Products,
Co.
1
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)
3.60%
Co.—
United States
United
Electric
Oil
Stock
8
6
2
7- 2
J
*
__—!_____
(quar.)___
Wilcox
'
95c
(quar;)-—
___
Corp. (quar.)^.
Chocolate, common
4.40%
—
6-15
18c
(quar.)
Wilcox
Minneapolis, Northfield &
Railway operating
Railway operating
6-15>
1
35c
(quar.)
Winn
$1.12Va
States
1
7-
25c
J
White Stores, Inc.
Wickes
8
5-15
6-27
preferred (quar.)
—
Envelope (quar.)—
U. S. Lines Co. (quar.)
8%
5-
5-22
$2.50
1
7-
7-10
1
18c
(quar.)
4%%
4J/2%
S.
5-22
5-20
(quar.)
7-
37%c
(quar.)___
common
preferred
4y2%
Wilson
8c
New Jersey
United
S
4-30
$1
RR. & Canal Co.
S. Borax & Chemical Corp.
U.
4-30
5-15
free of tax
17c and
to about
U
4-30
5-15
Molasses,
United
U.
5-15
——%
37%c
•-
5Vt%
preferred (quar.)—
White Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)——
Class
B
(quar.)
5-25
(quar.)--.
Insurance
,
'
Ltd.. Amer> dep. rets,—
(A final payment of 1 shilling 1 pence and
a
special distribution of 2,/2 pence equal
6-12;
Corp., common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)—
1—
White (S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
White Motor Co., common (quar.)
5-10
5-
(quar.)_.
Metal
4-14
6-15
1
6-
7-10
2
Whirlpool
Wilbur
6-11
2c
&
5-15
5-15
40c
37V2c
Corp.
Sheet
United
United
5-15
1
6-29
i—
6%c
(monthly)—6%c
(monthly)
——J
6%c
A
5-15
6-
1
7-
37 y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)—.
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)
4-10
6-
(monthly)
A
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
y
(quar.)_
B
Inc.
preferred
4%%-
Monthly
(increased-quar.)
United Illuminating
(increased quar.)
United Investors Corp. of Delaware—
A
1
6-15
25c
$1.75
10c
15c
income)
Class
5-15
1
6-
2
(from net investment
United Science
Class
7-20
5-
5-10
$37c
$20c
$37y2c
—
United
Gas
7-20
5-15
10 %
40c
25c
50c
Class
7
7-20
(Denver)—
United
United
5-
7-20
6-
8-
(quar.)—
(George), Ltd.,
B
(increased)
Weston
5-31
8-15
50c
12y2c
(quar.)
Expositipn^Service Co. (N. J.)
Foods, 60c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Inc.—
Fund
1
RR.
preferred
3.80%
5-22
5
8-15
$1.37y2
preferred
7%
5
1
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Westmoreland,
1
8-15
40c
(quar.)_„
6-
8-15
$1.25
8-
Class
5-14
6-29
4%.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
Gas—
Pacific
5%
5-15
6-15
6-
8-14
75c
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric, common
4-30
5-26
6-
5-15 '
1
$1.50
Publishing Co.,
5-11
5-15
$1.12y2
—
(quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America (quar.)
United Carbon Co.
(quar.)
United Corporations Ltd., class A—
Class B (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—
United Engineering & Foundry Co.
(Pa.)—
United
10-18
6-
1
9-
<.62y2c
_
(series 1952)
(series 1955)
(series 1961)
Western
7-20
1
«—87 %t
92 %c
—
$1
Corp.
Artists
1
11-
90c
45c
dividend '
Stock
United
1
L
8-
72c
43c
•---
common
Life
American
United
6-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5j/2%
5-11
62 %C
,
com.
Natural
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
5-11
6-
$1
—
California
of
Co.
Air
United
2
62 %C
100%-
17,/ic
(quar.)
preferred
5%
5%
——
(Kansas),
System
Gas
Union
5%
5-11
6-
6-
•
(quar.)
Western
Corp^tstock dividend)—
Financial
Union
5-11
2
.
Corp.
Carbide
1
6-
„
(quar.):
Union
Electric,
common
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
•
.
First Quarter Ended March 31—
L.
v
(quar.)
A
preferred
Western
6-
5c
(final)
shares
American
Union
6%
5-15
5-31
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
.
$1
Participating
5-31
62 %c
.
i
class
$2.50
4
6-15
$3.25
(final)
V.
5-
5-31
20c
.
.
5-15
1
9
6-15
17%C
;
Corp.
Unilever
6-
6-
.
$1
Common
2
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Udylite
5-
$1.75
(initial)
■'Tyson Metal Products
Uarco, Inc.
5-25
„
Western Insurance Securities—
6-1
-----
Clutch
Disc
Twin
208
6-15
44c
Co.
Insurance
Travelers
t5c
40c
iquar.)—-—
•
Co.
(quar.)
Troy & Greenbush RR.
(s-a)
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)
—
iC Tuboscope Company (quar.)
Tudor City Fourth Unit, $6 pl'd. (accum.) —
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Twentieth Century Growth InvestorsTrust
Trenton
-
Name of Company
Payable oj Rec.
5%
-
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Transworld
.
(2304)
52
New
of
has
called
for
the
York.—V.
194,
p.
2164,
redemption
on
for the period were set a year ago.
Cullman, 3rd, President of Philip Morris, announced
amounted to $129,433,000 for the first quarter of 1962.
peaks
Joseph F.
June
net sales
is
increase
an
sales
were
"Net
of
4.5%
$123,847,000.
income
for
the
over
March
the
quaner
March 31,
year
•
.
quarter ended
a
when
that
This
net
;
1962,
ago
was
$4,880,000,
Volume
Number
195
6159
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
«
.
(2305)
increase
an
3.6 %
of
diversified
$4,710,000,"
manufacturing
provision
f After
first
the
over
to
amounted
come
quarter
year
a
President
the
said..
dividends,
when
ago,
tne
of
for -preferred
net
quarter
ment,
earnings
1962
\
►
Cash Register
National
Both
and
sales
three
first
Oelman,
N.
meeting
C.
up
5%
Net
1961.
with
On
49
cents
and
board
the
with
7,977,259
cents for
47
outstanding
snares
the
Lazard
Lynch,
Smith,
were
Inc.
National Work-Clothes
Chase
Manhatan
stock
common
Bank
the
of
has
been
Co.
—V.
195,
First
operating
Net
—V.
from
revenue
railway
195,
31—
expenses-,
1
In
2,363,265
690,000
W.
525,000
Net
Net
525,000
.—
$354,403
$264,633
196,045
26,666
of
Co.,
N.
225,000
Joseph Walker & Sons__
Quarter Ended March
Mining
Newmont's
exchange
31—
Corp.
1961
S
$
195,
157,191,461
141,218,508
133,569,540
Railway operating revenue,.
Railway operating expenses.;—_■_
Net
Net
*
from
revenue
railway
operaiing
railway
Deficit.—V.
195,
123,095,883
operations
,
D.
Net
Net
W.
195,
March
31;—
1962
made
was
the
April
on
close
13,
railway
$30,207,396
24,835,603
23,461,886
_________
operations,_______
I.
$8,428,964
2,379,350
oil
and
tends
New York
First
Connecting RR.—Earnings
Quarter Ended March
31—
1S62
1962
2196.
p.
Railway operating revenue—a—
Railway operating expenses.——
railway
—V.
480,170
New
exploration
purchases
owns
holds
It
the
234,933
15,855
"B"
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings-
First Quarter Ended March 31—
-securities
State
of
Net'
from .railway
revenue
1962
stock
does
for
safe
The
both
keeping
in
and
EFFECT
TO
Pur¬
—
(par
and
temporary
contingently
is
company
$1,128,100.—V.
194,
Deficit.—V.
liable
for
195,
p.
•
V
980.
^
Net,
t
the
Click
see
Chemical
the
due
in
applicable to -the
quarter;.'of. 1962 was
compared
to
66
,cen;s
■*
share, tor
a
.stock
common
of
the
to'%74
equivalent
.
; ■'
snare-,
a
.
quarter
of
1961
based
on
the number;of-shares outstanding at the.end of the respective periods,
Joseph M. Bell,;-Jr., of Bingnamto.i, President, told t.„e stocknolders
at the-annual meeting.-,..V
v'f
-s."
'
^
/. Mr.-1
Bell-'.said
that
increase in sales, to
tomers
and
industrial
company's
reflecting
from
the
the
He
<
the
point
quarter
business,,
area
in
dunpg
,
will
and
at
was
be
for
this
the
substantial
cents
high
service
area
occurred
the
of
May
area.—V.
that
194,
the
,
New
First
York,, Sysquehanna
Quarter Ended March
Railway- operating
Railway operating
Net
.preferred
Net
31-—"
'
railway
to
being
first
1961
-
June 29, .1962, inclusive, at the
preferred share.—V. 195, p. 642,
each
rate
37,109
stock issue
be sold
to
by
negotiated public
to pay bank loans
will be used
of
made
be
and
finance new
I.'.
'
in
late June.—V.
195,
1853.
p.
Proceeds
offering.
3%
Quarter Ended
is
named
expected
....
March
time
for
195,
911.
p.
\
1962
1961
$755,835
319,758
396,470
—
-FEATURES—The
Zealand
New
.,
on
May
the principal
$458,834
$359,365
178,405
.1972,
amount
bs
for
electric
public and
'for
101 %. and
on
or
after
a
education
railways
the
government's
program
for
able
,
are
of
particular-'importance
to
Zealand
,
average
of
gross
period.
..The
estimated
gross
national
during the
product
10-year period end-rd March 31,
.capital formation,amounted tp 289 million
national product.
or;22.1% .of: the gross
;TO LIST BONDS
cation, .to list the
ON
.new
NYSE—New
bonds-<?n
UNEHERWRITERS—The
agreed,
subject- W
the
the
Zealand has
New-York
1961.
New
increased
In
fiscal
Zealand
possible
now
with
not
are
completely
comparable
its
of
Don
have
income
for
shares
for
the
the
first
comparable
prices
this
greater
than
outstanding
quarter
period
On
year.
last
slightly
was
a
in
per
at
year,
higher.
quarter
of
1962 was $6,385,443
compared
quarter. Gross revenue in the first quarter
reduction of $2,211,586 from 1961."4!
' "
1961
a
Miller
H.
net
as
sales
$1.16, 1%
stated
been
that
the
considerably
company's
first
than'in
higher
1961,
..
'
quarter-.
dxcept l-
product
sales "'.prices
were
depressed considerably
of the
first
quarter of 1961. Noting that there had
improvement of prices in April, he added that if there
were
a
prolonged firming of prices "it would materially improve our
operating
results
during
the remaining
months
of the
year."—V.
/:T95, p. 1143). "
' "
,l
below
the
:
level
some
Skyline IHomes, Inc.—Proposed Stock Split—
Directors
classA
of
and
holders
of
annual
Skyline
class
B
Homes
common
in
increase
an
meeting,
Shareholders
Sept.
will
7,
the
delays
involved
in
chain
said
he
Kenneth
Mr.
Investment
Place,
J.
in
which
is
equipment
and
is
under
Robin,
Mr.
"is
live-by-five
in
then
bathed
the
paper.
normal
tions
The
and
minutes
in
or
process
and
more.—V.
p.
'All
in
increases
approve
at
the
authorized
Investment
Co.
of
New
and from
' Vv
York,
;
Inc.—
Mcllraith,
A.'
President, has announced
Praeger,
Inc.,* publisher, 64
a
$480,000
University
City.
Frederick
A.
Praeger, ,t Inc. is a
12-year-old publishing; firm spe¬
in books on world affairs and international relations, ref¬
works, and college texts.
It is also noted for its fine list of
erence
of
art,
on
an
will
in the
and
area
reputation
for
The^investment
stock and the purchase of long-term notes.
with additional working
the company's
provide Praeger
funds
capital and expan¬
already impressive
accelerate
to
necessary
record.—V.
growth
design
architecture,
international
common
funds
194,
2709.
Kulka
p.
Smith Inc.—Merger Effective—
H.)
Electronics
Soo Line
Net
Quarter
192,
issue.—V.
p.
446.
income—--;
$17,886,282
14.982,750
15,430,073
$1,502,992
___
operations.^-
railway
operating
___
$16,485,742
$2,456,209
*768,208
expenses__________„-—.
from
revenue
1931
1962'
;
revenue___;_i^___..___.
operating
'■«
*
''
March 31—
Ended
operating
railway
this
Corp.,
RR.—Earnings—
"Deficit.—V.
its
195,
284,814
——.
912.
p.
'
the
by
.
,
are
in
takes
of
lield
the
less
run
paper.
which
than
and
The
under
on
which
and
Hunter
the
the
paper
"fixes"
15
Net
Net
.
the
seconds.
^
Radio
1962, it
Southern
with
exposed
solution
had
been
sold
11,435,079
Co.—Earnings—
into
*•
'
—
/"Net revenue from railway operations—
railway operating income
__
$20,052,840
$15,966,047
8,734,955
6,391,708
Net
—V.
195, p. 2197.
Southern
image to
It replaces
several
which
1962
1961
$67,016,624 $61,785,102
46,963,784
45.819.055
March 31—
;
.
.
•
.
•
paper
The
15
operation
June
Union Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
1,
of
1985
Chicago,
sinking
the
at
called
has
company
solu¬
takes
100%
111.—V.
.
for
fund,
redemption on June 1, 1962, through
$480,000 of its 5V2% debentures due
will be made the the Northern Trust
1853.
Payment
195,
p.
•
Sold Privately—On May 7,
reported that $2,000,000 of this firm's notes
warrants
Railway
First Quarter Ended
Railway operating revenue—,—L,
Railway operating expenses
Steetley
Shack Corp.—Notes
was
31.762,548
13,388,778
—195, p. 1708.
trade
stabiliza¬
is
"1100.
.
121,075,752
38,328,855
from railway operations—.
operating income——
152,838,300
126,187,272
revenue
railway
$
164,516,127
operating revenue.™—
Railway operating expenses———...
Co.,
at/,
pounds
1961
1962
:
$
Railway
the
photo-
through a
The exposed
dipping cite print
the print,- all
of
Co.—Earnings-
Vendor"
company's
based
Pacific
inches
through
company
the
Southern
First Quarter Ended March 31—'
.
'
to
,
,
photocopy
photographic
solution
drying
195,
•
mnneaiaaei^
agent
process
room,
bv
Photo
available
of
equipment
Soot."
treated
stabilizer
a
entire
dark
washes
be
produced
the* office
and "Wee
"Instant
"
development
developing
a
will
outgrowth
an
equipment
marketed
activates
the
•
by
classes
cializing
Railway
type avail¬
and variety stores,
photo processing."
lease
.
Vendor"
process, whereby specially
the
processed negative
and
to
agreed to make appli¬
Stock Exchange.-;
both Its
share¬
of
approval
both
1962.
Frederick
York
New
The
one-step setting on the part of the user.
push marketing eaiorts strongly in the months
added.
Photo
"Royal Scot"
names
1961
to
of
its
of
to
up
normal
expects to sell and
distributors.
Financing
photocopying
Division
by
split
2-for-l
a
subject
shares
Investment—
Net
machine
drug,
as
proposed
shares,
authorized
asked
be
Business
Small
Railway
-
first
of
tion
of
■'
•
capitalization from 500,000 to 600,000 class A common shares,
115,000 to 230,000 class B shares.—V. 194, p. 1598.
,
a
accept
franchised
parallels
-is
underwriters' named
below .'have
severally;
"terms and conditions of the purchase agree-
such
-
...
the
Quik-Chek
processing
*
34'%
will
company,
..
an
produce
"Instant
/
economy
c
,
is
the machine,"
immediate enlargements
only a simple,
The company plans to
to
capital
:
locations
advantage
size without
ahead.
agricultural*- activities*
the-export trade.-.-About 98%
wool-produced .is- exported,'-accountirig7 for
88%
.
...
!v
Vendor"
requires
improvemeiks
.
a^e
processed negatives up to more than two-by-two
inches in size, including film sizes of from 35 mm up to 120 film.
Photo
clarity is assured by a built in exposure mechanism which
construction,
...
is
mailed
fact, that
First
snanshots
of
;
Photo
traffic
chief
to
machine
total .exports.
Next in terms; of importance come meat,
butter and
cheese. .Currently New Zealand is the world's
largest exporter of butter
and cheese and the second largest exporter of meat and wool.
•
.The economy of New Zealand has expanded
steadily throughout the
postwar
'
in
196J provides
projects.
,
as
bowling alleys, airports, rail and bus terminals and other
retail traffic locations, said Fred P. Robin, Quick-Chek President.
ability
apply the
o,
retail
"The
'
year
,
which
to
•
Photo Corp.- -New Vending
machin& introduced by Quik-Chek Electronics.
seconds..
"Instant!
to
high
at
land. • development,housing
buildings, rolling stock and capital
other
and
It
be
well
as
-1976.
1,
program
fiscal
sales
that
first
$61,696,889,
was
(Herman
enlargements
vending
matter ;of
The
the
at
thereafter
-
May
development,
i THE ECONOMY-OF NEW ZEALAND—The New
% based 'essentially:
upon
pastoral; dairying and
; of
redeemable
at
stock.
will
130,498
ments
,
PROCEEDS—It), is the present intention of New Zealand
proceeds of -the- sale
toward
-works and expenditures.„ This
-
bonds -Will
1,
overwhelmingly
common
shares
weeks later
was
number
the
.
device, called the "Instant Phot© Vendor," produces photo enlarge¬
up
to four times m size• uirectiy arum processed negatives in
new
sinking .fund payments of $850,000, commencing
Nov. U 1964, and calculated to retire 85% of the issue
prior to maturity.
:
" .1
: "
\
;
L V
of
coin
'
•
^
On-the-spot
new
annual
;,REDEMPTION
Approved—
archaeology.
Considered the
of world affairs, the firm has
its publications on Africa, the.
SinorSoviet bloc, U. S. foreign policy, and military history and theory.
SBIC—NY's
investment
took
the
forms
of
an
outright
purchase
$778,592
*——
.
revenue from
railway operations——__,
railway operating income__—
Machine—V
.
prices- decreasing, to
company's
the same
lower product
the
income (Would
See
"Principal and interest" on the bonds are payable in ;
United States currency, The bonds are entitled to semi¬
option
Split
stockholders
this year.
He atated that sales
April indicate a four months' increase of
the
like
period
in
1961.
Profit
per
share
income
the
gained
107,963
New Zealand
v(%>vernment of)—Bonds Offered—On;
May 8,/1962, Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York City,
headed an underwriting group which offered
$25,000,000
New Zealand 514% bonds, due
May 1, 1977,-at 97^50%
and accrued;-interest to yield
approximately 5.50% to";
maturity.-The offering was oversubscribed.
.
in
2338.
21.
announced
$6,494,771 for the
books
31—
operating expenses—____—
Quik-Chck Electronics &
f
$37,346,625,
outstanding
of
over
much
net
President
construc¬
"
the stock through underwriters to be
Net
Net
—V.
*
.
194, p,
additional
practically
basis,
sion
$129,5^4
.
to
year.
three
net
of
application with the Washington State
Commission for approval of a $15,000,000
Transportation
v
Railway
819,252
,
last
shares
per
was
1962
stock
Preferred
to
common
for
of . $0,386 per share.
Railway operating revenue—
•-
$169,932
..
the
the
quarter
three
weeks
—v.. 195,
.
1961.—V.
of
leading American publisher
$948,776
railway operating, deficit———
p. us. •
"
increased
period
1,106,672
same
being
income
of
June- 29,; 1962, .all of
preferred stock at $105
Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway Co.—Earnings—'
772,611
.
cents
Executive Vice-President, reported sales of
quarter of 1962, a decrease of 1.6% from the
period last year.
Mr. Benington point out,,
first
three
despite
"TVith
on
further
$942,543
operations
dividends
'■*'
tion.
.
1962
.expenses
quarter
same
meeting
for
May
the
company
1962
1961,
the company filed
7
ojf the sale
in
RR.—Earnings—
revenue—
from
revenue
Western
&
for redemption
company s
the
23L6.
p.
is
into
and
First
.
1962
50
Benington,
for
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Plans Pfd. Stk. Issue
_
quarter
toward
the
to
Skelly Oil Co.—Net Up, Sales Down—
The
of
,
Utilities
progress
throughout
contribution
the
1961.
months of 1962
amounted to 62 cents as against
share for the
first quarter of
1961,
on
the basis of
net earnings of $470,347 for the 1962 quarter and
$480,821 in the like
period of the prior yeai^—V. 195, p. 1143.
*
,
Offering
superhighways
for
equivalent
in
in
announced.
issue.
cumulative-convertible
4.80%
shares
common
Tne
which
called
plus accrued
convertible
On
the
in
recession
share,
five
normal
a
outstanding
cus¬
lirst
split
about
H.
first
the
64
Net
Inc.—New Name-
corpqratiohvihas
revenues.
and
conditions
1960-61
important
development
sales
of
commercial
is
^
of
an
result'
and
all-time
an
business
the
the
was
residential
industrial
in
1961.
of
construction
on
progress
increase
stockholders'that
the
sold
made
service
improvement
revenues, from
improvement
low
first
the
and
material
a
its
; per
as
■
tne-first
share
per
$550,763
Co.'Inc.—Stock
certificates
approximately
Public Service Go. of Indiana, Inc.—To Redeem Pfd.—
.The
for
company,
cents
in
period
Cnairman,
ago.
on
annual
for
first
which
totaling
the
at
2-for-l
Easter
to
the
been
Corp.,
7,692,539
Gorp.~Net Higher*—
income
first
30
that
Herbert
719,392 shs.
19.473 shs.
guarantees'
the
same
..
*$458,935
3,849,272
,' '
■ •
April
$6,204,946
Outstanding
*$832,228
1,106,316
$1.17
or
1962
for
substantially ahead
the
,
operations—$1,886,294
New Y»rk State
;
(Huntington,
423.
p.
Roemer,
of
year
based
are
Pattern
$6,303,180 for the
however, that. 1962
in¬
1723.
p.
with
stockholders
to
•
*
193,
were
with
A.
loss
a
the
$20,573,724
earnings
expected
FINANCING
______
Steel
compared
for
revenues
with
compared
share
30,000 shs.
—
and
approved
Israel.
1,000,000 shs.
of Sharon
year
President, and James
increased to $1,294,024
share
On
cor¬
3I.175.-697
31,175,697
-
3,294,309
Quarterly Results—
ex¬
various
$30,716,762
29,611,366
29 611.266
$25)
Sl)_
(par
company
in
PRESENT
payable—0-9%—1962
"'The
.'
1961
—-2-1 $31,497,660
.operating ,deficit_,^„xi__^__Ji._,_
railway
exploitation.
and
York
New
GIVING
Para Industries,
Net
and
securities
this
Simplicity
Offered
Authorized
stock
Common
.
Railway operating revenue.^—
Railway operating :ex'pensesJ ^i "
.-
Common
—
physical property other than office furniture and
no
CAPITALIZATION
Notes
-
Corp.
$377,714
operating. incomei._^_^vi--^b—910.
'
W* * * •'
195, p.
mineral
and
in
vestment
$857,884
451,191
railway operations,,^,$618,076
Net revenue from
Net
$1,069,267
Economic
and
loans
equipment.
1961:
$8,492,972
3 743 728
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
earnings
quarter compared with a
for the same period
Per
an
porations. It
'
$10,415,203
_v_
this issue.—V.
share
Sales
7,
in and outside Israel of the following nature through subsidiary and
non-subsidiary corporations:
banking;
domestic and
foreign
credit;
import and export; marketing; purchasing; industry; publishing and
printing;
agriculture;
land
development;
construction;
real
estate
ownership and management; insurance; investments; transportation;
$6,745,510
3,2o5,072
IJki--'
-V
1851.
1961
$42,684,436 $39,759,229
32,269,233
31,266,257
_________
Frease,
compared
1962.
business May
of
BUSINESS—The company of 18 E. 41 St., New York City, was in¬
corporated under the laws of the State of Maine on Jan. 18, 1926. It is
an
instrument through which Americans participate in the economic
development of Israel on a business basis. It engages in enterprises
1961
$33,264,567
expenses,,,__
operating income,,
p.
*15,534,441
1962
expenses—
Steel
ana
Earnings
per
development of Israel indus¬
try, erection of residential and factory buildings, citriculture, and working capital.
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
revenue———
from
revenue
railway
—V.
1,522,359
—
RR.—Earnings—
revenue
Midland Corp.,
quarter
first
will be used for the further
8,122,625
'
1707..
Sharon
first
April 13, 1962 prospectus, the company of¬
fered
publicly, without underwriting, 81,725 common
shares at $25 per share. Net proceeds from the
financing
1705.
Quarter Ended
Railway operating
Railway operating
23,621,921
income
p.
New York, Chicago &
First
•___
to
suant
59*535
'
frcm railway operations.
operating income
p.
Marine
Sales
Magma -Copper Exchange
exchange offer which
therefore, expired at
offer,
Palestine
1962
'
195,
See
225,000
New York Central RR.—Earnings—
First
108 676
___
1802.
p.
1962.—V.
,
Security National Bank of Long Island
Y.)—Proposed New Control—
225,000
&
___,
for
ance
The
838,039
$196,306
Weir,
connection
stock
:_
revenue
railway
—V.
£25,000
______
—
Pitfield
C.
Inc.
Inc
Co.
mont
910.
p.
Inc.
690,000
525,000
&
Stone
$1,034,345
$375,426
912.
p.
Railway operating
Railway operating
with the offer to exchange Magma Copper Co.
capital
Newmont Mining Corp. 4%
cumulative preferred stock, New¬
Mining announced that in excess of 784,842 (80.6%) shares of
capital stock of Magma Copper had been validly tendered in accept¬
$2,627,898
2,430,684
:—___'
railway operationsincome
&
McLeod, Young,
j*
Offer Effective—
1961
$2,785,087
.-ir-;
operating
&
Anthony
J.
525,000
Day
Markus
690,000
—
Rothschild
L.
operations
First Quarter Ended March 31—
525,000
Tucker,
F.
195,
Seaboard Air Line
525,000
______
&
L.
R.
railway
railway operating income
—V.
*
1962
.
Co.
from
revenue
525,000
2078.
p.
RR.-r-Earnings—
revenue—___.
Railway operating
'
March
Quarter Ended
Railway
Net
Northeastern
&
&
operating
Co.
1,140,000
__
.Bleichroeder,
for
Hentz
1,140,000
S.
Net
525,000
Corp.—
&
&
Co., Inc
Model, Roland & Co.—
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Co.
____
897,641
525,000
Hirsch
1,140,000
Co
Newmont
New Orleans
H.
expenses..
Net
525,000
Stone
1961
$1,223,069
Railway
Denton,
„
1962
.
revenue—
525,000
&
1,140,000
&
&
Co.
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway operating
525,000
Inc.
1,140,000
Inc,.
—
Arnhold
agent
Inc.
1,140,000
American
Swiss
.
transfer
appointed
Weld
&
Bros.
Hayden,
Pierce,
Smith
&
Savannah & Atlantic
First Quarter Ended March 31—
$525,000
Dominick & Dominick
,
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Rental—Appointment—
corporation-—V. 195,
.
Inc.
Co.
Corp.
Hallgarten & Co.
to
31,
Burns
1,140,000
Paribus
..v
•
.
&
Barney
:
White,
year.—V.< 195)
4
'
Burnham
Freres & Co._.
Fenner
com¬
March
'='■
1
•
last
period
same
-f !
of
as
principal
Baker, Weeks & Co
__1,140,000
Merrill
in the comparable period of 1961.
basis, the 1962 first-quarter earnings amounted
of
respective
Bache & Co.
1,140,000
Ripley & Co.,
Loeb
of
-earnings for the first three montns of tnis year
first-quarter earnings and totaled $3,905,488,
each
on
the
Amount
1,140,000
Kuhn,
8%
over
comparable period
the
government
below:
Securities
Inc.
$3,720,897
compared
The
for
Inc.——
Co.,
Harriman
\
i
increase
an
the
forth
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
the
for
Co.
the
directors.
from
set
Corp.
.period, Robert S.
announced
following a
President,
of
•,
the
for
$121,021,342,
$112,055,533 reported
1851.
p.
Register
Cash
records
totaled
of
per-share
a
1962,
Chairman
sales
National
new
&
The Dominion
Co.—Sales, Earns. Set Records
the
set
1961's
over
pared
of
1962
company's
high
previous
of
of
R.
the
of
First-quarter
the
earnings
months
Blyth
'
.
^
bonds
Peabody & Co._$3,805,000
Kidder,
common
a
of
Amount
share compared with the $1.21 a share
reported for the lirst three months of last year.—V. 195, p. 2078.
equal to $1.27
were
purchase
to
amounts
,
.
first
in¬
and
tobacco
company
53
privately through Granbery, Marache & Co.,' N. Y. City.—V. 192, p. 1652.
-The
of Canada
its
outstanding
100V2%.
North
June/l,
has called * for redemption on
5Va%' general sinking fund bonds
corporation
at
of
due
1962, all of
June
1,
will be made at any branch in Canada
the Bank of Montreal.—V. 193, p. 2154.
Payment
excepted)
BonetS—
Ltd.—To Redeem
1965,
(far
54
(2306)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Sun Oil Co.—Net Down
15%—
net
income
of
Oil
Sun
This
net
first
each
of
Total
revenue
cents
first
subsidiaries
and
■
the
for
Sun's
'
with
$12,011,000 reported for
equivalent to 92 cents on
was
shares
$195,804,000
in
dollar
of last
the
at
then
in
amounted to $194,corresponding period of
this
months
with
year
a
ess
of
,
,
Sundstrand Corp.—Net Up
The corporation
three
in
the
first quarter
holders
months
th£
at
These
ended
a
year
annual
earnings
explored.
panies
Potential
having
those
Sharply—
/
ago,
meeting.
amounted
the
to
—V.
195,
share based
with
17
cents
per
on
1,619,760
$23,135,432 against
to
rose
1,619,960
on
provisions amounted to $1,101,000 compared with $301,200.
"Projected sales and earnings for the balance of the year 1962
continue to look favorable," Mr. Olson told shareholders.
"With the
quarter
favorable
to
include
for
such
service
a
GIVING
would
beginning,
earnings
projected sales and profits for
the remainder of the year also appearing favorable, I intend to recom¬
mend to the board of directors, at the regular directors'
meeting to be
held on May 22, that the regular dividend of 25 cents per share be
restored."—7.
195, p
1143.
areas
EFFECT
and
areas
added
are
include
to
($1
above,:
with
92,214 shs.
bentures,
paving
due
agen-,
1987—V.
t1/* '/o
s
195, p.
appointed
fund de¬
sinking
2198.
Sunset International Petroleum
Corp.
Six Months'
—
Net at New High—
Sunset
1962.
International
earned
cents
19
it
record
a
share
a
on
announced
was
This
for
$1,175,100,
an
by
nearly
was
$613,006 and
Petroleum
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
1
Net
railway operations
Net
railway operating income—___
—v. 195, p. 913.
•'«
v.
:
'
• ■'
$577,650
double
of
the
diversified
Tower Universal
First
National
registrar
for
shares
Bank,
of
lower
;
1C6.88%
plus
stock
City,
and
of
the
5,197,569
common
shares
producer and land developer for
the fiscal 1962 first six months totaled $7,395,275—also almost double
the year-earlier level, when volume was $3,884,886.
Reflected
the
in
sharply
sales
increased
and
earnings
of
the
the
half-year was Sunset's steadily growing revenues from real estate opera¬
tions.
Income from this source totaled $5,015,422 in the just-ended si»
months, compared with $1,473,003 in the year-ago period.
Sales from
appointed
oil and
half
operations were maintained at approximately the 1961 first195, p. 447.
gas
level,
The
corporation.—V.
195,
'
■
Rights Offering
—The corporation is offering holders of its, common
stock and stock purchase warrants rights /tp /subscribe
at par for $5,005,700 of 4%% convertible subordinated
debentures, due April 1, 1982, in the ratio of $100 deben¬
tures
each
for
38
shares
common
stock
or
an
debentures not
REDEMPTION
FEATURES
at
stoc<
common
subscribed for.
$16 75
debentures
convertible
axe
into
subject to adjustment.
They are
redeemable, at the company's opt.ja, au prices declining from 104Vi%
before April 1, 1963, to 190%
after March 31", 1981.
'
BUSINESS
gasoline
tools,
the
AND
PROCEEDS—Symington Wayne, a manufacturer of
and service station equipment, specialty steel castings
pumps
other
and
equipment
will
rest
use
to
proceeds
working
the
for
to
railroad
retire
capital.
Its
industry,
$J,000,000
head
i
With $jd,ul7,3u6
compared
equal
to
$1.05
a
share,
CAPITALIZATION
in I960.
compared
GIVING
and
notes
is
S.
of
with
in
TO
and
J961
1961
$2,169,364,
EFFECT
Debt::
of
hand
of Triangle
Conduit in
gained approximately 10%
to
43A%
1972,
stock
Common
purchase
($i
$500
New
described.
above
respective
The
is
of
to
Webber,
Becker
G.
of
the
committed
—Paine,
A.
pursuant
physical
three
sales
of
first
year
^■
in
the
ine
three
inree
aided March3119ef—V195n
JI, lybl.
V, lyo,
P«
months
monins
enaea
the
several
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—Sales Up 20%, Net 63%—
Tung-Sol
Electric
had
a
first
quarter
20%
Schulte,
continues
sales
gain
the
of
President,
to
and
year
show
improved
63%
a
purchase,
are
set forth
Curtis—
&
which
applied to
be
first
mortgage•
West
Ave.,
and-includes
407,000
the
"ty^f
comparable 1961 quarter/ Milton
stockholders at the annual meeting.
told
$33,479,474
and
respectively,. in
$4,059,606,
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'V
V-
'
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•'
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reported
2.7^
over
first quarter
quarter
of
1961.
Burbank- &
and
Weyerhaeuser
by
haeuser
stock,
book
Co.,
and
and
the
..»
.!
'
for
910,000
now
proposal
a
^
■*-:._.;J,
-
,
has
products
•.
.
/,;
-
these
during-ther-
.
v
.
' ■?.■«; ■ r..
•
.
>'
*
manufacturer of.~ industrial,
Fitchburg, Mass., -will be ac¬
a
in
exchange
The Cfocker, Burbank company,
v
v,
Ass'n.,,
in
conatinerboard
outlook .in
,./•
located
papers
according to
i' ";
•
plywood
were
before
shares
the
Weyer¬
of
two
companies..
family-owned firm^ was organized
by Alvah Crocker in 1826 a,nd has been controlled by the family ever
His
WW*
HIS namesake, Alvan CrocKer,. now F,-anient ol the company,
Aivah Crocker,
President of tne
a
" ''he association with. lWyerhaeuser
ruiln
apH
pulp
roc^arrh
norvPr
and
foniliHpc
research
paper
funds
would make available Increased
Thic
This
facilities.
ascnHaMnn
association
wruilrt
would
olcn
also
mak-p
make
for
plant investment, which are needed by the Crocker,
company to keep pace in the present competitive market and to carry
out
a
continuing .program of developing and manufacturing -special
for
papers
The
R.
that
it
uses;'
new
Crocker
and
cers
'
.
has
in
the
the 13 weeks ended March
31, 1962, Mr. Schulte reported sales
$18,311,554 and
net income
cf
$448,855, equal to 42 cents per
share,
after
preferred
dividends.
For
the'■< corresponding
period ended April 1^ 1961, the company reported sales of $15,282,327
-
...
will
company
and
management
continue to
to
past.—V.
195,
•...
.
the
markets
same
1475.
p.
\/
...
operate under
the
serve
offii
same
and
customers
/;y
.
of
,
'White.'-Motor
common
and
net
of $274,011, equal to
also after preferred dividends. Per share
earnings
based
are
there
926,786
on
were
925,783
cents
per
common
The
195,
1144.
p.
:
v.v
■;
plus
-
r
Gas
2,000,000
to
are
shares
-vote
and
to
offering,
approval
The
of the
the
annual
creating
this
year,"
a
meeting
May
Starting
plus
par
equal
the
in
third
issue
of
100,000
of the
of
Western Gas
due
Limited,
issuing,
additional
common
company
will
the
of
redeem
annually
new
.
originally issued.—-V.
195,
p.
The
The
r
on
this
issue;—V.
184,•
Co.—Debentures
2374..
p.
Offered—HaL
issue
oversubscribed.
was
/:
/
.
-
•.
; •
:
the issue at competitive sale May 8
bid of 101.28%.
Other bids for the debentures as
a
group
won
4Came from Morgan'Stanley & Co., 101.199, and First
Boston Corp., ,101.039.
\J :
-
at
REDEMPTION
preferred/stock
913.
~y
'
anci
s
FEATURES—The
bonds
are
including April 30, 1963, and at 103%
May 1, 1997, until maturity.''-
of
^redeemable'at' 107^
the principal iaiiiount-
after
-or
^
;
Telephone
$20,000,000 Wisconsin Telephone 4%% debentures,
May 1, 2002, at 102%, and accrued interest to yield
4.27%.
be
amount
an
Petroleums
sey,
..f J'/
shares
of
Stuart & Co., Inc., New-York City, as head of an
underwriting group, announced the offering on May 9
the
on
1,500,000
preferred
completed in June; subject
shareholders and regulatory agencies.
the
year,
dividends
accrued
to 2%
should
added.
redemption oh'June 22,
1962, 8,589
preferred stock at $100 per shard
$1,18 3/10 per share.—-V. 195, p. 1475. r -. '
Oil Co. of Texas—Survuvor in Reorganizat'ri
Britalta
Wisconsin
V.
18
stock from
common
new
stock by
present plans .for
"no
he
value,
par
new
has
concern
stock
at
'
for
cumulative
dividends
accrued
/ Wilshire
:
the
5V\%
Co.—Proposed Common In¬
;
at
on
its
of
Co.f^PartialARedemption—
has'called
company
shares
share
earnings in the 1962 quarter
outstanding; at April 1, 1961, '
shares
common
outstanding.—V.
24
crease—New Preferred—
each
BUSINESS—Wisconsin
Telephonef
-a v
t
to
on
\
wholly-owned".'subsidiary
<\«
of
Service Co.—Common Offered—On May-A- 'T:-
use/net proceeds from the- linanclng td icpay ad.
1962.
Ia?c«s:mfde by its parent company in' connectioh^^ with. Wisconsin
10, 1962, TTnderwnnd Neuhans fir C.n Hruwtnh 'TPv and
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Houston, Tex.^ and!
Telephone's construction program to meet,the. demand for communica¬
associates offered publicly 65,000 shares of this firm's/
tion services and for improvement of same.
Tnese advance? are ex¬
common stock
at $21.75 per share. Of the total, 50,000 ~ pected to approximate $25,100,000 at the' time the proceeds are re¬
below:
20.0%
Inc
about
of
Proposed Acquisition—
V
operating results and
increasing during the
earnings
with
Crocker,
converting
-
the
over
.
debentures
D
Hill
Brush
1708.
p.
quired
"
1366
lJbO.
iviarcij
of
-
\.
-
even
*
in
to
195,
available
said
offer herein¬
underwriters,
and
the
174
encouraging
improved,", the.-report, said.<
1961,
None
subscription
will
"
•
operating
revenues
of
the
company
in "1961
$34,232,622 and earnings available for dividends to $4,--
company
the
first
meeting
5.005,700
unsubscribed
Co.
population
a
'v' "Price increases in lumber,
March
of
annual
,
,
was
ended
quarter
the
at
,,
,
volume
months
the
over
$5,000,000
the
bonds
series
.
.
10%—f
5.005,700
263,395wts.
5% %
of
first-quarter net income of $7,460,000, an
earnings of the first three months of 1961.
Sales of $120,155,000 were 12% higher than during the corresponding
quarter a year ago;
' X"
!. "•
"iA report to. shareholders attributed part of the sales improvement
to inclusion of Hamilton Paper Co. figures.
Sales of Hamilton,, which
Weyerhaeuser acquired last year as a subsidiary, were not included,
'
3.000,000
to
Jackson
&
The
;
Washington Natural Gas has commitments from institutional investors
for
50,000 of the
new
preierieu
snares
in. a
5%
$100
par
value
series, according to Richard D.-Smith, Secretary and Treasurer/ He
1,628,078 shs.
the
of
sale
.
of
company,
compared
.increase
greater, he said,
competitive selling prices in effect during the first quarter
were approximately
34/2% ."below those prevailing a year
as
Stockholders
263,395wts.
names
percentages
underwriter
in
the
stockholders
company's plan to increase its authorized
4,000,000 shs.
for
*
to par,-
'A
Weyerhaeuser Co.—Net Up 2.7%—
.
shares.-
par)
v
on
.
$372 874
•
-
warrants—
subscribed
not
are
share
per
182,635,
annually
and
has
I960.—V.
See
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the conditions set forth in the pur¬
chase agreement, the several underwrilers, have
agreed to purchase,
such
oi
the
$j,005,700 in aggregate principal amount of
debentures
as
$24
Outstanding
debentures due April 1, 1932__
bank notes due October 1963__
43/4 %
at
$5,000,009
$450,000
inclusive,
1973!——
In
000
Stock
due
note
President, told
Brunswick, N. J.
Washington Natural
FINANCING
from 102.63%
ca„e.
the
amount
1989.
amounted
add
$1,705,593,
$1.35.
or
PRESENT
will
$56,250,251
was
Authorized
1963
each
from
like
a
a
^
.
gain
this
ago..
of
at
refundable
not
are
REVENUES—Total
will expire June 19. No underwriting
"■■/'•'" -•-v;-!--■
Menger,
in
The
to
5:i4%
territory
share for each three held of record
new
sales
1962,
held
Salisbury.-Md.
at
sales
income in
Net
mechanics
bank
office
REVENUES—Symington Wayne had net
•<
in
For
The
—
share,
per
interest
redemption
for
purchase
May 4, 1962. Rights expire May 21, 1962.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, New York City,
underwriting group which will purchase any
Paine,
stockholders
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co., Inc.—Sales Up
warrants held
heads
one
to
.
Net
bonds
prior to May 1, 1967.
Otherwise,
optional redemption prices ranging from.
company
a;
Springfield.
bank
inasmuch
Corp.—Debenture
the
to
and at special redemption prices
to par,
due
&
Springfield,
Mass., furnishes electricity in contiguous territory comprising approxi¬
mately 1,450 square miles in the western part of Massachusetts.
This
said it was increasing its capital funds to
expansion. Some of the> proceeds will bq used
to help pay for a $2,500,000 building the bank
recently
purchased at 48th St., and Fifth Avenue.
./"
totaling $2,380,853.—V.
Symington Wayne
shares
Rights
18.
Carl
,
.
Co.,
redeemable
BUSINESS—The
finance
31,
■
.
,
been
Bank
involved.
recent
<
—
additional
May
gas
&
FEATURES—The
cost
are
accrued
bonds
has
& Trust Co. (New York)
—
Capital In¬
Rights Offering Approved — On May 8, 1962,
stockholders voted to increase $10 par capital stock from
$3,938,580 to $5,251,440 to provide for sale of 131,286
is
the fiscal 1961 first half of
the nine cents a share reported
over
Trade
crease
outstanding,
shares
interest
bonds
the
\
York
New
common
1968.
28,
dividends to
President.
Securities
REDEMPTION
"
il2,831
Corp.—Appointment—
City
first mortgage
also naming a 4%% coupon came fromCorp. and White, Weld & Co. (jointly),
bids,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Feb.
income for
net
oil
ended
preferred
common
after preferred stock dividends on the average
then outstanding.
Sales
months
after
Sterling,
A.
increase of 110%
an
equal
5,469,782
average
Morton
six
announced
Co., 101.51; Eastman Dillon,,
101.4599; Equitable Securities>
Corp. and Lee Higginson Corp (jointly), ,101.2499.
$533,989
132,988
Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—
& Co., Inc., New York City,;
the public offering of $8,000,-.$
Blyth
101.629; Halsey,' Stuart
1,083,875
'
1962,
Boston
Union
$1,623,864
1,136,613
—
'*
Massachusetts
11,
Other
1961
$1,714,263
£
t
from
revenue
$905,303
875,245
'$2,517,797
1,549,580
;—__
.
,,
.-.y/':"'/v
1962
————
the basis of
the
May
First
'■
'
,
8,531,415
bonds, series E, due May 1, 1992.- The bonda.were priced''
at 1021/2%, to yield 4.23%,
"
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;
'. '
'
\
The group was awarded the issue a,t competitive sale .
May 10 on its bid of 101.63%.
Sunray DX Oil Co.—Appointment—
and
Western
and associates
1977, and $500,000 of its
junior subordinated notes due 1977 had been sold pri¬
vately through Robert Fulton Maine Co., New York City,
and McKelvy & Co., Pittsburgh.—V. 195, p. 1144.
.V
1961
$9,436,718
195, p. 913.
000 Western Massachusetts Electric 4%%
due
First-Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating! revenue
Railway operating expenses-;
.
Outstanding
and
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., New York City, has been
revenue from railway operations-!
railway operating Income—
—v.
:
subordinated notes
%
.
Net
Net
FINANCING
Thrift Investment Corp.— Notes Sold Privately —On
May 10, 1962, it was reported that $500,000 of this firm's
senior
Ry.—Earnings—.
to
system.
200,000 shs.
par)—
Maryland
Quarter Ended Mgfxh 31—r
" :• ■
-1962 \
Railway operating revenue.^'—• $11,853,652
Railway'operating expenses
i._—_..,// 9,335,855
;
com¬
extending
the
PRESENT
TO
all
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
First
be
On
p.
trustee
Western
for
will
areas
outlined
as
electromechanical
component
Possibilities
•
..
cents
63
Income tax
first
future
component
1312.
p.
quarter.'"
first
1961
the
In
components.
other
Authorized
stock
Common
.
in
expanded
into
departments,
electronic,
additional
as
CAPITALIZATION
31, 1962, up sharply from $278,033 '
Bruce P. Olson, President, told share--
shares
outstanding, compared
outstanding the year before. Sales
$16,897,125
markets
design
the
in
others
concept
March
common
shares
•
had unaudited net earnings of $1,016,529 after taxes
the
be
electromechanical
basic
s
1961
in
will
and
and
the
the
in
cents
6.1
was
total ^revenue figure for the 1962
quarter includedother than -sales and operating income, compared with a
figure of $1,842,000. Included in the current year's figure
$3,656,000 profit from the sale of 80,000 shares of Houdry Proc-7
Corp. stock in January.—V. 194, p. 1919.
similar
of
year
the
compared
revenue,
relays
electronic
extension
outstanding.
three
first
j
year,
consolidated
$4,681,090
is
the
than
which
common
margin
each
quarter
less
year,
|for the first quarter of this
profit
on
15%
last
full
compared
The
1961.
was
of
$13,046,590
470,000,
5.2
income
quarter
for
.
Co.
month
period ending March 31, 1962, totaled $10,205,000, equiva¬
lent to 74 cents on each of
13,829,413 full shares of common stock
outstanding, Joseph N. Pew, Jr., Board Chairman, announced.
the
system
a
other
Consolidated
three
.
.
9.6
,
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc
9.6
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.—
Carl
M.
Stone
5.
G. H.
Brown
Halle
&
Jinnev.
D.
—V.
195,
Co
■
B.
&
sold for the company and
stockholders.
V.'r
9.6
1
Co
shares
9.6
Corp
Net proceeds
7.0
Sons
5.4
Co.—
Battles &
E.
BUSINESS—The
3.0
vV.
Clark, Inc._._
.
Marron & Co., Inc
2.0
It
195,
such
sales,
Inc..
this
Inc.—Subscription Rights—
issue.—V.
195,
p.
1093.
but
Systems & Service, Inc.—Com¬
mon
Offered—Pursuant to a May 4, 1962
offering cir¬
cular, the company, offered publicly, without under¬
share.
44,214
shares
its
of
common
.stock
at
the
1958
Co.
accounted
sales,
gas
ernmental
were
and
the
5%
and
With
residential
proceeds, est.'mated at $221,070, will be used
repayment, sales and marketing, research and
development, preparation and administration of input
under
of
of
water
and
1430
W.
State
Peachtree
of
The
Georgia
St.,
on
Atlanta
Oct.
3,
was
design
engineers.
limited
to,
systems
3347o
the
use
operation.
The
of
system
high
Initial
is
speed
work
to
5%%,
specifically
automatic
has
involved
designed
computing
the
for,
but
equipment
not
for
^development of such
for
.
,
the
507c
EFFECT
maturities
revenues
TO
due
5 Va %
series due
1977
.
—V.
-195,
p.
(par
1425.
$2)
/
•'/•-*•
Si-
&
Kraus_a'
300,000
&
■-
,
Inc.
Schwabacher
Shields
—lr150,000
Inc.____-c_ ,4 200.000
& Co.
Gregexy & Sons.,—-—/
r
"
-
.
^
s
Haupt
Johnston,
1
100,000
&
&
&
••
V.
$4,100,000
1,250,000
882,000
195,.
p.
1S20.
Wolverine
,
S/raiuss
Thomas, &
v
Wevtheim
•
meeting -of
stock
Shoe
the
to
,;
.*..F.
Tanning
&
Wolverine
of
2
C.
-400,000
Co.
million
& '■ /
200,000
&
Co._i^_
300,000
^4
250,0C0
Co,
200,000
Co.
.
N.
&
White
Co.
&
44 1,150 000
Co/ 4__j
S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
Corp.—Stock
Shoe "stock
shares
4C0.000
was'
and
approved
150,000
.
Split
200,000
OK'd
anincrease
at
-the
of
annual
held, April 26.
The effective date of this
action
is to be May 31,. 1962.
*
4 •
5
15,000 shs.' i' .} A. Kf. Krause,' President/, informed the stockholders of the, directors'
372,000 shs.
declared intention to, establish the annual dividend rate ht 40 cents
*
% ' " per share if the'split were authorized.—V. 195, p. 2082. -r"
' '«•.' '• V"1 •
.
company
,
■
.
15,000 shs.
525,000 shs.
330,000
1,150,000
Robert K. Wallace &
/„.'/• /
Two^-for-on0- split
authorized
"•
&
1/150,000
Co.^___
Stlfel, Nicolaus
Co.,I-Inc.J.-S.
500,000
Co:___500,000
Lemon
200,000
Co.
'
Ira
<
Stern Brothers. & Co.
v
500,000 /
_
v
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
1,150,000
.Co.,
500,000
&
Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co., Inc.
400,000
_
200,000
Hanseatic
Peters,r Writer
Christensen;
500,000
Co.—______
Dickson
.Evans
^
_____________
1,150,000
&
$400,000
York
Corp.
Equitable Securities
Outstanding
900,000
preferred stock, (pabr $100)
issuable in series, up to 100,000 shs.
6%
series A, B and C
stock,
~
FINANCING' v
•1,750,000
*
New
Co. '
Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__
'
Cumulative
Common
R.
1969-
1987
&
Co, "
industrial
$4,700,000
series
&
100,000
400,COO
Burge
Hutchinson
McMaster
;
:
Corp.
/
Co.
Dick & Merle-Smith
.
PRESENT
&
Bear, Stearns & Co.. 1,150,000
Shelby Cullom Davis &
' •
revenues
the "
of
commercial,
Co.
Amount
______$4,750,000
Barth
J.
of
and ..waiter,,
company,
Of
Ball,
I'
.
Stuart
Redpath
Public
957®
Telephone
$19,063,000.
Amount
Auchincloss, Parker &
sales
Sinking Fund Debentures:
i960.
primary function of t^e
is
the
collection, storage
retrieval, and dissemination of basic component information for
use bv
sales,
50 %-from
-
1983
the
the
revenues.
Authorized
534%
company,
t'-e laws
of
Southwestern
•"'
Inc.
acquisition* in
accounted
First mortgage bonds, issuable in series:
Four series outstanding, interest rates
working capital.
BUSINESS—The
incorporated
from
service
gross
Net
and
Halsey,
B^che
its
to
operating revenues of Wisconsin
$132,603,000 and net income was
to
Allison-Williams Co.____
residential -customers,
12%
from
from industrial, irrigation and gov¬
to
customers
per
gas
appliance
amounted
-
/ :
prior
properties
such
respect
GIVING
the
1961
'
of water.
from
25%
municipal customers.,
service
properties
of
were
customers
users.
from
for
63%>
in
•
1961,
the
regularly
.
gas
water
year
from
not
.
onl£
and
gas
During
revenues
gross
service
of
is
;
.
furnished
company
CAPITALIZATION
$5
debt
data,
company
.
The
November
from
Technical Information
the
business.
commercial
for
and retail distribution
REVENUES—Total
in
no
producing gas properties.
The company occasionally sells
appliances when special design or a large installation Is required,
'except in the State of Oklahoma where it is prohibited from making
2198.
p.
Tastee Freez Industries,
writing,
/
owns
Service
Carrols,
the
in the production
*,
.
capital.
9065 Alameda Ave., El Paso, Tex., Is
purchase and retail distribution of natural
gas
Manufacturers Harover Trust Co., New York City, has been
aopointed
agent for the corporation's series I-E, 5'/4% cumulative
pre¬
See
in
It also engages
gas.
.
company
.
re¬
of
company
principally
engaged
2.0
transfer
stock.—V.
*•. ;;
> ■i',
*
'• •,/
had 1,188,640 telephones in service/in Wi/con in as
31, 1961, of which approximately 45% w:re located in the
/metropolitan area of Milwaukee and 15% in adjacent cities of Madison,
Racine and Green Bay.
■
.The
of. Dec."
.
3.0
&
(Janres) Talcott, Inc.—Appointment—
ferred
ceived.
15,000 for certain
;'"V.
to the company will be used for the
of debt, and working
payment
»\
1093.
p.
were
.
9.6
Stieglitz
Schwabacher
*
&
&
Securities
-
9.6
talker & Co.
Alex.
!
Rhoades
Webster
Witter
Dean
,
Lceb,
&
L
Volume
195
Number 6159
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
.
55
(2307)
-
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Clovis Unified School District,
S. A. of San Francisco, as 5s and
COLORADO
Fresno County, Calif.
4%s. v v
•'
County Hospital Board
Grand Junction, Colo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $28,000
4..\
(P. O. Mobile), Ala. ; ,
V
Marinwood Community Services «"
Bond Sale—An issue of $113,000
,P»ond Sale—The $2,000,000 hos¬ {school bonds was sold to the Bank
storm sewer- system construction
District, Marin County, Calif.
of America N., T. & S. A. of San
pital tax- anticipation bonds of¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will bonds
was
sold to
Kirchner
&
Francisco,..
fered- May
8—v. 195, p. 2083—
be received in San Rafael until Company. *
were awarded to a
syndicate com¬ V V Contra Costa County Water
8 p.m. (PDST) on May 17 for the
Mobile
*
■
of
$1,800,000
system
water
revenue
electric "
and
bonds. Dated May
1, 1962.. Due on May 1 from 1965
inclusive.
1988
to
-
posed
of
Merrill
Lynch,; Pierce,
Smith,'{. Inc.; 4White,
V(eld & Co.;' Clement A.- Evans &
Co.; ' Arnold
&
Derbes;
Fox,
Reusch & Co., Inc.;; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., and Cum¬
berland
Securities
Corp.,-, as 5s,
3s, 3V4S, 3.40s and 3V2S, at a price
Improvement District No. 1
purchase of $356,000. fire protection
and "A recreational
\(P. O. Pittsburg), Calif.
facility
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 water bonds.
Bated June * 1, 1962. Due
system
improvement bonds of¬ on June 1 from 1963 to 1987 in^
fered
May 2—v. 195, p. 1971— elusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
Fenner •) Sc
'1
,
•
of
100.10,a
about
interest
net
3.36%-.
\V
A
;
•
:
cost
of the
posed
N.
A.,
of
interest
until" May
ment bonds.
purchase
.bonds. "
.
Tucson, Ariz.
..Bond
cost
of
about
received until June
be
improve¬
"
California,
Francisco, First
Trust Company
of
City
,
May
15
1
12 for the
.
from
1
clusive,
1963
Interest
f
to
J-D.
1991
A
offered
composed
of' the
to a
j
First
&
Blyth
liams
Co,;-
Boettcher
E.
1982 inclusive.
to
<
O f f
e r
i
g—Robert
n
bids
sealed
in'"Ventura
until
c
n-
Pauma s™°1 District, San Diego
~£ou.nty' Cal'f'
•
..
.
''
Hospital District (P.O. Prescott),
-
•-*1
•
.
Arizona
.
' *
be
received
May
$725,000
on
until
■V.
hospital:
and ..tax
revenue
June
30,
from
1966. to
1962.
.
(MST)
purchase of
Due
1982
on
30
v-*
office)
r
Martinez, until 10:30
school
195,
a.m.
bonds
ft
dff^
*
.
,
•
Youngberg;
T
.
'
•
195,:
p.
bonds Offered
4971
?,% 4s'
"
City School District,
Diego County, Calif.,u".
San
coi
a
•
•
j,
/I'
3o)s afu
J-D.
to
*
ment
Legalityr;-approved
*' Y.
)
..
.
*
*
.
'
of
$1. 535ioo0
-
-
as
S.
A.
of
San
bonds
issue
was
of
$138,-
sold
to
the
fire" departJuly 1. 1962.
Mafiana Ranchos Water District
(P.O. Apple Valley), Calif.s- y.
Bond
the Bank of America
fered
T.
May
9—v.
awarded
were
various
pur¬
195,
to
2083—
p.
group
a
com¬
posed of the Bankers Trust Com¬
First
National
City
Bank,
both of New York City, and Stone
&
Webser
Securities
Corp.,
as
price of 100.33,
a
of about
basis
a
&
2.76%.
school
Due
bonds.
»;■ Bond Sale—The $85,000
bonds offered April 30—v.
..
awarded
were
Interest M-N.
Le¬
gality approved by Day, Berry &
Howard.
Sale—The
Bond
lic
improvement
May
3—v.
195,
Sale —The
$26,600,000
Other members of the syndicate:
Wertheim & Co., Ladenburg, Thal-
cis
I.
duPont
&
Co.,
Hallgarten
&
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Paribas Corporation, L. F. Rothschild
& Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Bacon, Whipple & Co., William
Blair & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
E. F. Hutton &
Co., Spencer Trask
Cutter, Bennett & Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Fahne-
&
Co.,
stock
at
2.60s,
as
basis
a
of about
West
May
on
of
100.04,
a
2.59%.
Hartford, Conn.
until
24
Dean
Sonoma Valley Unified School
for
11
(EDST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
general public im¬
provement bonds.
Dated March
$1,679,000
1,
1962.
Due
1982
to
M-S.
March 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
on
,
County (P. O. Miami), Fla.
Bond
Offering—E.
Leather-
B.
Clerk of Board, of County
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
man,
for the purchase of $9,highway
bonds.
Dated
Due on Aug. 1 from
i)istrict> Sonoma County, Calif.
May 22
000,000
Bond Sale—The $657,000 school
Aug. 1, 1960.
offered
Mav
1
v
195
d.
i97i_Were awarded to the United
California Bank of Los Angeles.
Summerville
1962
Interest
chell.
Elementary School
Hillsborough County Special Tax
School District No. 1 (P.O.
was
sold
Tampa), Florida
the
to
Mother Lode Bank of Sonora.
No. 3 (P. O. Ventura), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 water-
San
inclusive.
Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
)Bond Sale—An issue t>f $120,000
works
1990
to
F-A.
District, Tuolumne County, Calif.
school /bonds
bonds
offered
May1
Francisco.
Co., Inc., McDonnell & Co., Inc.,
Corp., Scudder
Alstyne, Noel
&
German, Van
Co.,
Winslow,
Stetson, Inc., Byrd Broth¬
ers, King, Dreyfus & Co., Elkins,
Morris, Stokes & Co., Folger, No¬
lan, Fleming & Co., Inc., Kormendi
& Co., Inc., A. E. Masten &
Co.,
McCarley & r Co., Inc., Mullaney,
Wells & Co., Herbert J. Sims &
Co., Inc., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc., Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc.,
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.,
Dolphin & Co., A. Webster Dough¬
erty & Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Ferris & Co., Foster &
Marshall,
R. James Foster &
Co., Inc., Fulton
Co., Inc., Granger & Co.,
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Kirkland & Co., Hattier & SanReid
&
ford, Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.,
FLORIDA
Dade
school
195, p.
to
$325,000 pub¬
bonds
offered
price
&
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Model, Ro¬
land & Co., New- York Hanseatic
Cohu &
p.
2083—were
awarded to Hornblower & Weeks,
Monterey County, Calif.
1971,—
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1963 to
on
1979 inclusive.
Bond
be
,;
j to
Sale—The
Union
»
County Waterworks Diet.
Sale—The 1 $70,000
imOr--Tprovement bonds offered April 25
'Y ■,),
Georgia State School Building
Authority (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
& Co., A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc., Dominick & Dominick, Fran¬
bonds totaling $2,000,000 of¬
1963
a
on
Offering—Sealed
received
June
until
2
for• the
bids will
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
McDougal & Condon, Inc., North¬
rop & White, Inc., Russ & Co., Inc.,
Schwabacher
&
Co., Seasongood
Mayer, Sweney Cartwright &
Co., Thornton, Mohr, Farish &
Gauntt, Inc., Watkins, Morrow &
Co., Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., Cumberland Securi¬
ties Corp., Dittmar &
Co., Inc.,
George P. Fogg & Co., McDonaldMoore & Co. Penington, Colket &
Co., Berney Perry & Co., Inc., J. R.
Ross
&
Co., Tuller & Zucker,
Westheimer & Co., J. C. Wheat &
Co., Doolittle & Co., Mid-South
Securities
Co., Nugent & Igoe,
First
Alabama
Securities,
Inc.,
&
Arch W Roberts, and Shropshire,
Frazer & Co.
GrifiRn-Spalding County Board of
$5,000,000 school bonds.
'.Lake Worth,
1—^v.
N:
"
Bond
be received
County, Calif.
Sale—An
Sutcliffe.
hs*-1'
&
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
495, P.. 1971—were awarded to the
awarded' Bank of America N. T. & S. A. of
-
&
-
mann
5s, 33/4S and 4s.
rick,^Dahlquist,). Herrihgtoh195Ypr: 1971—were
-.'
Davis
•
Bond
East Hartford, Conn.
n6t lntereSt C°St 0tab°UtDistrict/'■ 3'41%Saledad
School
bonds
Seale? bldsc «ntxl+l° pura'm'
• on
June 6 for the
bonds..Dated
&
Bank of America N. T. & S. A. of
San Francisco, as 5s, 3%s, 3s, 3V4s
4 '
"•
Warren
—
Costa
school
000
appr0ved by °'Melveny &
Interest1:)
by
-
T.
Stern; Witter & Company.
on July 1 from 1964 to 1987
illusive;1 Interest J-J. Legality
i
A...;of Sap-
inclusive/
-
Long Beach, Calif
chase
p.-kSa n'et
1982-
-
•
:<PDST
price Of 100
ta-;
terest, cost of about 3.18%. Dated
June 1; 1962,Due on June 1 from
1964
&
Heistand, Director^ of Finance,will
~
-looo
was
•%
cost
.Bond Offering
-.JKond^e-An issus sold,to ;aoL $630,-..
O.OO.schooL bonds
Sri
.America-N.
-.
"./•
^
Chula Vista
*
)
-
a.price of 98.77, a.net...
interest cost of about 3.72%
'
Taylor
N.
a^a anf.3,1//2S' at s plice of
^
•
Maner.
price of
a
Groton, Conn.
Angeles.
Bond
1—^ 9°^l^rgeZ~
awarded to
f«Durst, ,Jnc;,. and C. N..
f- were
■
a
-
•
May
—
.?
;
to
arid'3s
3s
Law^on> Levy, Williams &
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000 water
revenue
awarded
Oliver,
by
1982 in¬
Legality
.
follows:
155,000 Improvement District No.
3 bonds to the Bank of Amer¬
ica
;
$1,000,000
May 1—v.
Co.; J.-B.
VHanauer & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
^
Benicia, Calif.
offered
as
Francisco,
°f about 2.86%. Other members of
the syndicate: Harris Trust & Savihgs
Bank,
Chicago;
Stone
&
.s::
rY;
The
p.-2083—were
Francisco^s
"
ahiA
—
M-N.
Hartford;
Philadelphia National awarded to a syndicate headed by
Bank; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; First the First Boston Corporation, and
National
Bank
in
Dallas; First White, Weld & Company, as 3%s,
National
Bank
in
St.
Louis; 3s, 23/4s, and 3.20s, at a price of
American Fletcher National Bank 100.02, a net interest cost of about
& Trust Co., of Indianapolis; Wat- 3.08%.
^
Sheldon School District, Contra
„
/1
f
Los
1
r
.
?a^mU^5' ^
irfel
,
syndicate headed by the Bank of
on May 15 for the pur¬
of ^ou.uuu
or
$250,000 school \bonds.
scnooi
ooiias.
chase
Sale
awarded
were
(J-J)
Orange County, Calif.
.
,
Sale—^The
$505,000 sewer bonds to the Security First National Bank of
,
Huntington Beach School District,
(PDST)
uuctse
receive
r..'
Bond
in
will
;
Bond
,
T.
Offering—W.
Clerk,
Diego,
California
1
$660,000 bonds
offered April 10—v. 195, p. 1711-—
Y
,
payable at the County Treasurer's
Paasch,
County Clerk, Will receive sealed
bids
County
1963 to
from
Interest
school building revenue bonds of¬
1962.
Santee Water Districts, San
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
.
Alhambra Union High School Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.'
r
Bond
from
terest
basis of about 3.36%.
sive.' Principal and interest
CALIFORNIA
.
.
a
bids in Los Angeles until
(PDST) on June 6 for the
purchase
of
$1,448,000 ' school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
on July 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
inclusive^ In¬
terest. J-D)
101.64,
approved
1
000
R., B. James,
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on July 1
1963 to
1987 inclusive. In-
Trust
9fa.m.
Dated
June
&
sealed
improvement
bonds.
Bank
oo„„,
vig,
a.m.
for i the
21.
.
10
Western
clusive.
sutcliffe.
1971—were awarded to
Glendora Unified School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif . '
•
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
p.
First
Company of Los Angeles and Hill
Richards* &r Co., as 3V2S, at a price
of
Yavapai County, CentraLYavapai
=
195,
the
•
May
on
J-J. Legality approved by
Orrick,. Dahlquist, Herrington &
—
.
v.
>
11
&
Co., J. R. Williston &
Beane,. Anderson &
Strudwick,
East Haven, Conn.
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Bond Offerin g—Thomas E.
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Cooley &
Donegan, Town Treasurer, will Co., Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
receive
sealed
bids
c/o
Day, Inc., First Cleveland Corp., Robert
Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street, Garrett & Sons, Granbery, MaHartford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on rache & Co., Harkness & Hill, Inc.,
May 15 for the purchase of $255,- Charles King & Co., King, Quirk
NY Bond Offering
-
.
bonds, as 4s, 3V2S, .3 V^s and
; • *•'. 3.40s.
385,000 -water.tworks bonds, as
) * >4s;v3%s,; 3V4S and 3.40s.
)')
until
(EST) on May 15 for the
purchase
of
$400,000
hospital
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due
basis of about 2.85%.
a
2.80s, at
T
„
bids
fered May 9—v. 195, p. 2201—were
pany,
c
sealed
Other members of the syndicate:
11
Interest J-D.
/
D
receive
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., of
elusive.
.
2.90s, at
as
Co.
.
-
100.50,
pose
&.
,,
City,
for the
school
bonds. Dated June 15, 1962. Due
ori^June :15 from 1963 to 1975 in-
National
will
a
L.
-.County Clerk, will receive sealed
-Eeaumont,; Inc:,. at
a : price
of :'
- Angeles County, Calif.
•
-r bids)in San Diego until 10:30 a.m.
100.01 as follows:*
-nKV. Y--- ; ' ' *-Bond Sale-^—The $340,000 school ;(PDST) on May 22 for the pur..'M!
VV > (
|
5,000 water,, works refunding.^building>bonds; offered May ,1—).chase of $181,000 school bonds.
......
195, p. 2083—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of New
v.
Co. and A. Webster Dougherty
(PDST) on May 29
purchase
of \ $1,250,000
Lambright,
Clerk of Board of Commissioners,
ling, Lerchen & Co.; J. Barth &
a.m.
group
Co.; cost of about 3.02%.
/ *
'
& Co;,-' Inc.; Allison- : Wil- '
x"A y*
Y ;-v
"
Co.* and Ray Allen, Olsen &
:
Garvey School District, Los "
water bonds, Series
July 1 from 1963
on
Bond
.
.Beck
Danbury, Conn.
$8,900,000 school
building bonds offered May 9—
Bond Sale—The
Hamm, County Clerk, will receive
^'
'
1982 inclusive.
...
:;Bank of Chicago; Glore, Forgan &
fSale—The_ $950,000^ rev—Co.; Drexel^ C04 BurnsJ;Cprbett
enue
bonds offered April -30—v. .&
pickard, and Hannaford &' Tal195, p. 1971—were awarded to a
ibot, ns 4s, 2%s, 3s, 3.10s and 3.20s,
group composed of Refsnes,. Ely,) at a
price of 100.05, a net interest
'*»'*
Bond
•
to
Bond Offering—J. E.
a.m.
CONNECTICUT
York
Oxnard Union High School Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
$2,000,000 sewer
May 3—v. 195, p.
17117777ISK&re awarded
$2,-
follows:
July
1,
1962.
Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
.
bends
Legality
Cutler..
approved by Chapman
.
of
on
Dated-
Bond Sale—The
in¬
sealed
(PDST)
purchase
as
1963
from
Due
,
June
for the
543,000
water
Fields,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.rcn (MST) on May
be received until June 12 for the
15 for the purchase of $20,390,000.
purchase of $1,900,000 water bonds,
water system, revenue .refunding
1
Fresno, Calif.
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due
on
receive
p.m.
$1,70.7,000 municipal improvement
bonds, Series A. Due on July
Orange County Water Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Offering—Mary
purchase of $275,000 Special Im¬
provement District bonds.
'■>»
East
City
will
5:15
250*000 bonds,
'
.
Clerk,
until
Savannah), Georgia
.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until May 22 for the
Sutcliffe.
&
Mountain View, Calif.
"Bond Offering—Jean Hixson,
bids
Grand Junction, Colo.
,
Dahlquist,
••
.
3.28%.
$2,595,000
Orrick,
by
Herrington
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
:
24 for the
$10,000,000
j.;/\ '
&
County Water Dist.,
Orange County, Calif,
/(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz,
of
San
Bank
com-: approved
group
of
Costa Mesa
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
a
Los
net
Salt River Project Agricultural
Improvement and Power District
purchase
to*
Bank
Angeles, and Francis I.
duPont & Co., as 5s, 4s, 3s, 3V4S
and 3.40s, at a price of 100.01, a
ARIZONA
be
of
Western
of
i %
Y:
*
awarded
were
GEORGIA
Chatham County (P. O.
/
Bond
City
Offering—Mrs.
Clerk,
will
Education (P. O. Griffin), Ga.,
FloridaR.
receive
,
Fales,
sealed
bids until June 6 for the purchase
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
on
received until 2 p.m.
(EST)
May 23 for the purchase of $1,-
900,000 school bonds.
Dated July
*
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
■
r1—^
,
1, 1962.
Due
»
Canyon Counties Joint
Class "A" School District No. 2
until
Trustees
May
on
,
purchase
obligation
I
Bond
bonds
construction
school
of
First
the
to
;
Chicago Park District, III.
Sale—The $15,000,000
to
awarded
2201—were
May 15 for the purchase of $147,
Bank.
a
group
Fort
the
Bacon,
Co.; R. W. Pressprich
Whipple
Collins
iJulien
&
Co.,
of
Gar-
May 15 for the pur¬
$2,000,000
corporate
on
chase
of
bonds.
Dated
June
ion
from
1
clusive.
June
1964
Interest
1962.
1,
in¬
1973
to
J-D.
Due
Legality
1
erage revenue
awarded
group~composed of Reinholdt
|& Gardner; Shearson Uammill &
Co., and Blewer, Glynn & Co., as
t3s, 3v2s and 3.60s, at a price
1100.05, a basis of about 3.52%.
Hoopeston, Illinois
Bond
of
'bids will
announces
that
receive
on
received until 2
p.m.
sewerage
May
from
1
to
1963
Due
on
inclu¬
1989
sive. Interest M-N. Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Illinois (State of)
j. i.
Bond Offering:—State
iFrancis S. Lorenz
'sealed
bids will
Treasurer
that
announces
received until
be
ill a.m. (CDST) on May 21 for
! the purchase of $95,000,000 bonds,
1962.
and
Due
mental
public
health
welfare
permanent improvement,
Series B bonds. Due on June
1
from
1963
to
1987
inclusive.
70,000,000 educational institutions
permanent
Series
B
improvement,
bonds.
Dated
June 1,
the. State
Due
Marion
on
June
Treasurer's-offices,,
gality
approved
York
by
City. Le¬
Chapman
Cutler.
,■•*,
1
&
sive.
Principal
the
at
interest
and
County
pay¬
Treasurer's
Ross,
■
Bond
Sale—The
sealed
bids
8
(CDST) on May 16 for the
purchase of $428,000 school build¬
ing
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Jan.
Inclusive.
1
June
from
1964
Interest J-J.
approved
by
1,
Chapman
1962.
to
Cutler.
Shimer
College (P. O. Mount
Carroll), Illinois
Bond
Offering:—J.
Arthur
sealed
(CDST)
chase
of
on
bids
May
until
23
$480,000
for
10
the
re¬
Due
bonds.
on
to
Trustees
bids
a'n
that
will
until
;
r m
announces
1:30
Civil
Townships
bonds
totaling
$75,200 offered May 3—v. 195, p.
2084—were
to
a
about 2.73%.
Sale
Bond
Alburnett,-1owa
:
Bond
about
The
—
$1,500,900
water; system
bonds ; was: sold - to
White-Phillips Company, Inc.
"
Sal<*—The
bonds
composed
awarded
of John
to
a
Nuveen
&
Co., Becker & Cownie, Inc., and
White-Phillips Co., Inc., as 3s,
2V2s and 2%s, at a price of pai\
Community School Dist.,
Iowa
Bond Sale—The $340,000 school
building bonds offered May 2—v.
195, p. 2084 — were aWarded to
First
Lynch,
Smith
Inc.,
National
Bank
of
Chi¬
a
as
$50,000 bonds,
a
$25,000
net interest cost
.
Bond
City
and
Offering
Clerk,
oral
will
—
Dean
receive
bids at 7 p.m.
&
of
Due
1962.
1991
on
Bond.
(EDST)
by
M-N.
Joseph
15,
(CST)
on
May 14 for the purchase of $30,000
3—v..
to
a
revenue
1965
Le¬
R.
bonds.
from
1963
1
in-
:
Due
on
1982
to
in-
.;•/
70,000 street bonds. Due
1963
from
to
50,000 water bonds.
1
on
June
inclu¬
1972
1963 to
from
Due
1972
from
1
1963
on
June
inclusive.
to
approved
by Storey,
Palmer &'Dodge.
Note
S.; Car¬
until
11
re¬
a.m.
1967
on
in¬
Thorndike,;
Loan
National
the
inclusive.
In¬
Due
*
of
Nov. 7,
on
Lynn, Mass.
Note
Sale—An
issue
of $1,000,-
000 temporary loan
to
J-D.
Shawmut- Bank
i962.
Dated
June 15
on
;'*•
'
issue of $500,000
Boston, at 1.31%.
bonds.
Due
1992
to
Sale—An
temporary loan notes was sold to
notes was sold
the Essex County Trust Com¬
pany
Lynn,
of
1.30%.
at
Medford, Mass.
Mount Saint Mary's College (P. O.
Emmitsburg), Maryland
Bond
Sale—The $1,140,000
Note
rary
dor¬
Sale-—The $750,000 tempo¬
loan
National
mitory-dining hall revenue bonds
ton,
offered
notes
sold *
were
195, p. 2085—
to* the
Housing and
May
1—v.
Agency,
at .1.30%.
East
price of par.
'•
'
Bond
eral
May
*
Rockville, Md.
3—v.
195,
.
on
to
of
the
Bos¬
Nov.- 7,
•
Cambridge), Mass." X
Note Sale—The $900,000 tempo¬
.
-
- <
Sale—The. $1,425,000
"improvement
Due
.
sold
Bank
Middlesex County (P. O.
3-1/2s, at
as
was
Shawmut
1962.
$465,000 water-*1
195, p. 2084—were awarded
syndicate
composed
of
1982
*
-
■
maryland
1,
bonds offered May
V:
sewer
June 1
(State of)
1962.
Home Finance
Bend Sale—The
220,000'
1973 to
;
Dated
May 24 for the pur¬
$2,600,000 State Teach¬
College
sys¬
Independence, Ky.
works
elusive;
June
on
of
June
a
Reed,
1
808
;sold' to Good body*
bids
}
sealed
No.,
Offering-vr-Frank
will receive
Interest
approved
was
sealed
chase
terest
Dated May
June; 1 from
V
on
sive. *?';
Mrs. Rebecca
May 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
808
District No.
penter, -State' Treasurer,, will
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
June 6 for the purchase of $54Q,bonds.
vv:l;
f
librarybonds.Due
clusive.
No.
England
Haverhill, Mass.
from
revenue
a.m. (CST)
purchase of
c/oV New
J*:''--
$470,000
-
Company^ as 2.70s, at- a. price
100.02, a basis"t>f about 2.69%.
"
sewer
bids
Legality;
Hogenville, Ky.
tem
-
will't receive
Treasurer;*:
*
130,000 sidewalk bonds. .Due
ment bonds
<
ers'
and
'
June 1, 1962.. Payable at
;Bond Sale—An issue of $429,000. the New
England; Merchants Na¬
school ; construction
and.- equip-; tional Bank; of Boston:'
195, p. 2084—were awarded to
the Equitable Securities Corp.
works
1962.
.
clusive.
v.
water
...
ton, 28 State Street, Boston, until
11 a.m. (EDST) on May 16 for the
purchase
of ; $940,000 .bonds,
as
Gorham, Maine
Georgetown, Ky.
$150,000 school
building bonds offered May 3—
000
a.m.
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
maine
Bond Sale—The
City Clerk,
11;
Dated May? : 17,
May 17, 1963./.
follows:
.
District
Road
ceive
Perkins,
of
on
follows:
Sub-Road
Maine
—
Kohl-
McKee
(CST) on May 15
purchase of $4;890,000 var¬
Offering
p.
bonds.
.'.
Independence, Iowa
pur¬
Due
bonds.
a.m.
kentucky
195,
to
District
until,
notes.
.
of
E.
the
as
Road
25,000
Grover
for
19
McEvers & Fizzell.
gality
2.69%.
chasd
loan
bids
May 15 for the pur$50,000 school building
on
-
be received until 10:30
June
,
Framingham, Mass.
!jC
Bond Offering—Albert E; Cole,
3—v.
basis of about 2.99%
on
sealed
(EDST)
(P. O. Amite City), La.
Rubin.
about
ceive
Bond: Offering—Sealed bids will
Dated June lr 1962. Legalitylap-;
proved by Stinson, Mag; Thomson^
of
as
can¬
I
awarded
•
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.'
■*:■ 'X Nat e O f f e r i n g—Thomas F.
Diiffy; Counfy Tfeastirer;: will re¬
■-
Tangipahoa Parish Road Districts
that the Board of City
Commissioners will receive sealed
3V4S, 2!/2s and 23/4s, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
cago,
;
,
May
announces
Bond
Clinton
.
Co., and Ladd Dinkins
3s, at a price of 100.01,
&
Co.,
Wichita, Kansas
net interest cost of about 2.68%.
a
•
,.
Ess&x
Town1
as
a
Merrill
1
$675,000 water,
May 1—v.
of
about 2.47%,
sealed
offered
&
Bond Offering—Director of Ad¬
-
offered
1972—were
p.
group
Ames, Iowa
h f /?!
;y
Boston, as 2V2s,
100.10,' a basis of
V
t'
-"
price
a
sale—The $705,000
meyer
,
2.66%.
ministration
:*: *.
Easthampton, Mass.
assessment paving certifi¬
1713—were
>/.«'ious improvement bonds.. Due on
June 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
7
Sale—An issue of $35,000-
at
New Orleans. La.
special
Brothers,
man
y"'^ for the
-•
'
.
•
Certificate
195, p. 2084—were awarded
syndicate composed of Leh¬
a
of Attle-
National Bank of
revenue
2084—has been
celled.
Legality approved
Mag, Thomson, Md-
school building bonds offered May
bids until 9
iowa
f/\S !,
15—v. 195, p.
Topeka School District, Kansas
Raffen-
Hughes & Co., Inc., as
price of 100.06, a basis
sperger,
2%s, at
of
awarded
Js {iiifV*
cates
of
system
July 1, 1961. Due on
ing of $1,130,090 municipal audi¬
torium bonds scheduled for May
& Fizzell.
Evers
\
sold to
was
Bank
Note Sale—The $100,000 water
supply loan notes offered April 24
—v.
195, p. 1973—were awarded
to
the New England Merchants
Morgan City, La.
Offering Cancelled — The offer¬
A-O.
Stinson,
price of 100.01,
and
housing
' '
;
Legality approved by
Chapmah dc Cutler: :
•:.;•;»> ?*>
•,
1, 1961. Due on
&
School
boro, at 1.30%.'
Le-
1 from 1964 to 2000 inclusive.
Sale
The
C.
*
p.m.
Miller, and Ranson &- Co.,
2V4s, 2v2s, 23as and 2.80s; at
—
the First National
Interest J-J.
re¬
Townships (P. O.
Losantville), Ind.
Bond
temporary loan notes
-
July 1 from 1964^2001 IncRiMYe'.
,jj
■-
i'ensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc., as
Pierce, , Fenner
&.
3%s, 3%s and 3y2 s, at a price of Boatmen's National Bank of St.
100.02, a net interest cost of about
Louis,
Bache
&
Co.,
Dick
&
3.57%. \ ./"■ / ;
Merle-Smith,Cruttenden,, Podesta
,
and
Jr.,
student
(CST) on May 21 for the purchase
$316,000
dormitory
revenue
by
Bedford, Mass.'
;
4
Sale—An issue of $250,000
Note
Secretary of Board of
Supervisors,^, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on June
4 for the purchase of $2,735,999
of
to
Raf-
recently
Ch ai
—
Evans
sealed
Interest
Pierce,
and
a.m.
dormitory rev¬
Dated April 1, 1961.
April 1 from 1964 to 2001
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
enue
ceive
•
massachusetts
Offering—Joseph
bonds. Dated
Board.. of
3—v.
the
Fet-
jterolf, Business Manager, will
ceive
the
Inc.
Smith
1980
Legality
&
Bond
sold
were
F.
I
dick, Inc.
;
Louisiana
BondOffering
Lynch,
195,
until
par.
Kansas
Oct.
$1,265,000 first
bonds offered
3.62%.
Agricultural and Mechanical
College (P. O. Baton Rouge),
3V2s, at
Sterling College (P. O, Sterling),
Harold
Chicago; Smith, Barney &
Co.; First National Bank in Dal¬
las; Dominick & Dominick; Trust
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta;
louisiana
Hoisington, Kansas
Sale—Swimming pool and
$130,000
both of
v.
Louisiana State University
Ranson & Co.
Fei.ner
&
about
kansas
mortgage revenue
May
8—v.
195,
p., 2085—were
awarded to a syndicate co-man¬
aged by John Nuveen & Co., and
City Securities Corp., and con¬
Bond
(P. O. Windsor), III.
as
both
Bank,
Savings
Co.; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson,
Inc.; and Eddleman, Pollok & Fos-
p.
Agency,
bonds. Dated Oct.
Portage School Building Corporation (P. O. Portage), Ind.
revenue
tj&.m.
1
will
McCord, Ice & Miller,
^
Offering:—Ruth N. Cooper,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
price of
Bond
July 1, 1963 to Jan. 1, 1982 inclu¬
r
Bond
will
a
000,000 jail bonds. Dated June 1,
J.
1962.
Dufe^i semi-annually
from '
.
Shelby and Moultrie Counties
Community Unit School District
No.
:
of New
the
to
York
Northern Trust Co.;
of New; Ybrk;
Harris- Trust.
were
i
syndi¬
New
Industrial National Bank of Rhode
of
street improvement bonds totaling
Smith,
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
June 7 for the purchase of $4,-
~
tan Bank
sold
were
Home Finance
Bank
Island, Providence; Fidelity Union
Trust
Co.,
of Newark;
Robert
Winthrop & Co.; Glickenhaus &
1973—
Housing and
195,
2—v.
net
offered
sage,
Clem
—
Auditor,
on
the:; First National Bank:, of
; Chicago, or. at .the Chase Manhat¬
May
the
of
Trust Co.; Bankers Trust Co.,-
Boyce,
bonds
revenue
—
tory first mortgage revenue bonds
offered
cate :< Chemical
Inc., Fox, Reusch & Co.,
Inc., and Robert L. Conners & Co.,
as
3v2s, 3s, 3v4s and 3%s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
Cutler.
University of Dubuque (P. O.
Dubuque), Iowa
Bond Sale—The $630,000 dormi¬
County (P. O.
Offering
County
1962. Payable at
at.
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
members
Smith
Interest
inclusive.
Other
195, p. 1973 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
May 1
Due on Dec. 1 from
1981
to
syndicate
a
;
5%, at a price of 100.01, "a
interest cost of about 3.01%.
County (P. O. Elkton), Ky.
Sale—The $565,000 school
building
purchase of $205,000
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1962.
to
:
,
First NationaL City
Bank : of New; York City,! with
coupons ranging from
1/10% to
Bond
building
Legality,approved by
-
■■
1969.
to
1 from 1963 to 1987 inclusive.
i
the
for
14
school
&
Stein Bros.
to
—
awarded
were
3%s and 3V2s.
Todd
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
institutions
•;
I
1963
Payable at the City Clerk-Treas¬
urer's office.
and
f
1
from
1
as
v.
—
$15,000,000
195, p.. 2085—
May, 8—v.
headed by the
system
offered
bonds
195, p. 2084
revenue
awarded
Burmeis-
Offering—Fern
ter, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed and oral
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May
a.m.
Union
$25,000,000
;
10
off-street parking
Dated
May
1,
semi-annually on April
October
follows:
as
May 1
District, Iowa
sisting of Merrill
bonds.
revenue
until
bonds.
revenue
pur¬
chase of $750,000 waterworks and
building
Community School
Preston
—
offered
(CST) on May 16 for revenue; bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
purchase «of-I $696,900 school Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1991
building bonds.
Dated May
1, inclusive.
1962. Due on Nov. 1 from 1963 to;
Lewis County (P. O. Vanceburg),
1981 inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
Kentucky
gality: approved by Chapman &
Bond Sale—The $230,000 school
Cutler. •
.'
L.
May 14 for the pur¬
on
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
June 6 for* the purchase of $540,-
r
'
2.96%.
(P. O. Hyattsville), Md.Sale
The various; pur¬
I .bonds;totaling
pose
until 7 p.m.
the
man
Margery
—
Dist.
Bond
Rebecca
000 waterworks and sewer
5s, 2v2s, 2.60s,
price of par, a
as
at a
Washington Suburban Sanitary
'•*.
Offering—Mrs.
Co.,
2%s. and 3£,
Perkins,
Hites,
Elmo
—
1964
Ind.
bids
sealed
(CDST)
sealed
May 21 for the
be
j(CDST)
price of
chase of $35,000
able
Offering:—City Clerk Jack
Goodwine
a
office. Legality approved by
'v
Hodgenville, Ky.
Co,; John C. Legg,& Co.;
Boyce, and C. T.
Bros.4 &:
net interest cost of about
.,
Bond
Secretary of Board of Directors,
receive sealed and oral bids
Clerk-Treasurer, will
City
Bond
$500,000 sew¬
bonds offered April
30—v. 195, p. ,1973—were
a
Offering
Smith,
Highland, Illinois
.to
2V2s, at
as
Indianapolis), Ind.
Sale—The
-
Brown
Williams &
as
-v
J-D.
'approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Bond
city
basis of about 2.49%.
a
Bond
jmisa, District Secretary, will rejceive sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
(CDST)
Chicago,
La Port,
jjnium of $1,813.
Offering:—Benedict
Wayne, Ind.
2084—were awarded
Savings Bank
p.
a pre-
;Cook County Forest Preserve Dist.
(P. O. Chicago), Illinois
Bond
195,
Mc-
and
jCormick & Co., at 2%, plus
&
-
4.65%.
will
Bond
Harris Trust &
Co.f 100.01,
&
*•
■
Offering
;** Bond
*
Sale—The, $1,500,000
Bond
—v.
&
May
improvement bonds offered May 3
Inc.; John Nuveen & Co.; William
Co.;
•*
L. Dupree & Co.,
Co., and F.
Community School
(P. O. Hastings), Iowa
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller. I:
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Blair
,
Offering:—Orval M. Bair,
Bond
anticipation war¬
May 8.—v. 195, p.
offered
rants
r
1962. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1963 to January 1, 1972.
Payable
at' the
Auburn
State
Warrant
tax
'
Auburn, Indiana
1,
illinois
'•
-
District
indiana
000 storm sewer bonds. Dated
Bank
Idaho, in Boise.
corporate
.:
.
sealed bids
was
Security
;
-
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
until 7 p.m. (EST) on
.
'
sold
v
;
v.r
(P. O. Caldwell), Idaho X.
Sale—An issue of $390,000
-
Moines
Des
-
Stein
4s, 4y4s and 4V2s, at a price of
93.50, a net interest cost of about
sold to
National
Nishna Valley
:*
:,:;vv
-
Canyon County School District
;
of $77,000
Alex.
Watts &
Municipal
Co., Inc.,
&
Corp., Robert L. Conners &
T„
100.07, a
a price of
basis of about 3.29%..
at
3.30s,
as
re¬
No. 132
Bank.
Bond Corporation,
Municipal
Iowa
the
sold to
Pohl
Bond
school building bonds was
•
the
of
the
funding bonds.
.District, Iowa
Sale—An issue
of
a;syndicate composed
& Sons;, Baker,
awarded to
Walter, Woody
Heimerdinger, Fox, Reusch &
Co.,
Janesville Consolidated School
Bond
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
Westheimer & Co.,
■
,
■
school building bonds was
Board
of
p.m.
(MST)
8:30
general
r
(P. O. Coleta), Illinois
Bond Sale—An issue of $70,000
the
for
21
$700,000
'
.
138
"
(P .O. Boise), Idaho
Bond Offering:—Sealed bids will
by
:
•
Consolidated School District No.
Ada and
received
'
•
bonds.,
ment
•
Whiteside County Community
idaho
be
*
.
&
street improvement special assess¬
&
Lincoln
Beale.
1992 inclusive.
to
by-1 Isham,
approved
July 1 from 1963
on
.
loan notes offered April 27—
p.. 1973—were awarded to
offered the New England Merchants Na¬
1857—were- tional Bank of Boston,- at 1.33%,
bonds
p.
rary
gen¬
v.
19,5*;
Volume
$1,000,000 revc'enue anticipation notes offered
May 7-Yv.. 195,.. p.i- 2201—r-were
tothe
Bank
:
of
-First f.
1.34%.
Boston, at
•Y,. J Quincy, Mass.
Sheerin, City Treasurer, will
chase
.
;
»;/*
$150,000.
v
I-'/ft
sewer
"150,000
,
- a.m.
!
'Y, f Y i- tXX\
bonds. :; Due
,
street: bonds.
'
on
Due
-
-on
May
Boston.
.
::/
-rvY; Y^YY> '* Y
1 Bond
\
Callaghan,. City
i
receive
,
;
;
&
June
on
195,
E.
125,000
V
;
bonds;.. Due
1963
V 200,000
on
1963
Due
on
.
>1
■■
from
1
.Y
Due
MINNESOTA
2002
Y
Baxter Independent School
District No. 188, Minn.
Dated
M^y
1,
1962.
Interest
Legality approved by Mil¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Dickinson, Wright, McKean
M-N.
.
v.
,,;:
.
-
...
.
Yates
'
Township School District
No. 3 (P. O. I die wild), Mich.
'•
Bond
Offering—Julia
\
Bond
for the purchase of
building
1962. Due
Thomas,
receive
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
'on
bids
May
17
until
for
8
the
bonds.
on
June 1 from 1965 to
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
.
.
Bond Sale—The
$$95,000 village
improvement bonds offered April
bids
sealed
until
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
4
(EST) on May 14 for the pur¬
of $430,000 school building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
April 1 from 1964 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Interest A-O. > Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
p.m.
&
BANK & QUOTATION
RECORD
Stone..
Authority, Mich.
Bond
Offering—Millicent
WE GIVE
Sila-
ski, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on May
14 for the purchase
of $100,000
Waltham, Mass.
Note -Sale—The $800,000 tempo¬
loan notes offered May ,1—
v.
195, p. 2085—were awarded to
the
Newton-Waltham. Bank
&
rary
municipal
building
Jan. .1
on
from
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
revenue
Dated" March
bonds'.
-
1,
1962. Due
1987 in¬
•
AMERICAN STOCK
•
1965 to
EXCHANGE
Company
of
Waltham,Yas
$400,000 notes at 1.13%
$400,000 at 1.30%. • 'r :'
Waltham, Mass. -:«
bonds
pose
proved
dock
')
Bond: Sale —The various
May
were
awarded
to
the
Port
-
and.
ceive
of about 2.35%.
■
'/VyY';
Addison Community School Dist.,
Michigan
- ■
—
i
n
Bond
bids
until
8
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
The
until
5
(EST) on May 14 for the
purchase of $18,000 school build¬
bonds.
on
Dated
May 1, 1962.
May 1 from 1963 to 1980
inclusive.
approved
Interest M-N.
by
Miller,
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
•
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
r>
•
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
•
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
•
RAILROAD BONDS
•
County
(P. O.
Huntington Woods), Mich.
Incinerator Authority
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
REAL ESTATE BONDS
Legality
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone.
by the First of Michigan Corp.,
4s, 3y4s, 3V2S and 3%s, at a
price of 100.04, a net interest
cost of about 3.54%.
as
,
•
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
•
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
•
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
•
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
•
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
ed
Township School District
p.m.
ing
j
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
•
Secretary of Board of Education,
Due
•
Southeastern Oakland
No. 2 (P. O. Bay City), Mich.
Bond Offering—Fred
C. Kehr,
bids
•
2.23%.
Holland), Mich.
sealed
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE—BONDS
'• rr<r?rr-
Romeo School
Sale—The $185,000 school
receive
r/?'
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
'
building bonds offered May 3—
195, p. 2085—were awarded to
Bond
Sale—The $2,350,000 in¬
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and cinerator plant revenue bonds of¬
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, fered May 2— v. 195, p. 1858—
as
274s, 3%s, 3% and 3y2S.
were awarded to a syndicate head¬
-will
NEW YORK STOCK
p.m.
v.
Beaver
•
Francis
g—C.
>
Allegan County School District
No. 23 (P. O.
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
..
District, Mich.
$14,000 tax
Note Sale—An issue of $150,000
anticipation -notes ; offered April
25—v. 195, p. 1973—were awarded tax anticipation notes was sold to
to Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at
Note Sale
•
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
(>(.
on
1977
to
*"
■
O.
May 18 for the pur¬
chase
of
$200,000 highway im¬
provement bonds. Dated April 1,
1962.
Due on April 1 from 1963
MICHIGAN
vv
e r
sealed
(EST)
price of 100.21,,a basis
a
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
•
Canfield, Pad¬
Malane, Township Clerk, will re¬
Bankers
Company of New York City
Kidder, Peabody & Co., as
2.40s, at
PACIFIC COAST STOCK
•
Huron), Mich.
O f f
Bond
Trust
;
•
Stone.
Port Huron Township (P.
$850,000 of¬
195, p. 2201—
8—v.
by. Miller,
&
pur¬
totaling
fered
NEW YORK STOCK
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
clusive. Interest J-J, Legality apr
follows:
and
•
•
Trust
$195,000 jSchool
June -1,
Dated
1987 inclusive. Interest J-D.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
Offering—Milton Carlson,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
May 16
Madison Heights Municipal Bldg.
the: City" Treasurer's office. \Legality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge. Yv-'<"r-' V-V;
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Paddock & Stone.
...
P.
1
1964 to
FOR HARD TO FIND QUOTATIONS
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
receive
dock
i, 1962. Payable at
Dated June
Lawton
chase
loan
June
tem) bonds, as follows:
from
of
will
from
-
1981'inclusive.-
to
;
Bond Offering—Arden E. Ewing,
Secretary of Board of Education,
loan
1
renewal
urban
bonds.
June
"/inclusive.
& Gudlin.v.
g—Joseph
of
Board
1
'
and
Secretary
of
Public Works, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
22 for the purchase of
$18,270,000
sewage disposal (Downriver Sys¬
1,
1982
to
inclusive.
1981
to
Tattan,
\:-
Due
building
n
June
.
•
*-
club
golf
i
on
awarded to
Corp.tr and
Kenower, MacArthur & Company,
jointly.
will
inclusive." Y,
-
e r
Due
2085 — were
Michigan
p.
First
J.
10:30
1963
O f f
purchase of $180,000 school build¬
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962.
ing
building bonds offered May 1—v.
until1
from
1
Bond
«
2,000,000 Series III bonds.
on May
1 from 1967 to
Sale—The $375,000 school
Bond
^
loan bonds.
sewer
I*
ler,
(P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
;(EDST). on May 15 for the
purchase of $1,325,000 bonds, Vas
.'follows:Y;Y :* •:Y"' '■'■/ Y;'
$1,000,000
clusive.
May
Wayne County (P. O.
,.r<
Detroit), Mich.
I.akelon School District No. 10
a.m.
■
..v
of
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
March
on
y.:': y-Y
by
'
Springfield, Mass. \
Offering — Francis
:
Due
1962.-
~
1, 1962. Payable at
Shawmut' Bank
Legality i approved
Thorndike,
Paimer
Storey,
Dodge.
8,
1963.-
the "National"
Offering—Sealed bids will
,
.Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be reecived until 4 p.m. (EST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $450,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated
:
»
57
2,200,000 Series II bonds. Due on- inclusive. Interest J-D.
Legality
May 1 from 1967 to 2002 in¬ approved ^by
Miller,
Canfield,
received
on
Dated
notes.
on
in-,
.
.
Hazel Park School District, Mich.
-
June 1 from 1963 to 1972 incl.
V> Dated June
V
Bond
be
May 1 from 1967 to 2002
clusitte. M v
:
*
1
Michigan
until- 8
2002 inclusive.
June 1 from 1963 to 1977 incl.
v
bids
on
lows:
.
11
re¬
May .15! for the pur-,
of ,$300,000- bonds, asfol-r
(EDST).
r
bids .until
sealed
ceive
....
tion
Thomas' ; J.
Offering
Bond
;;
sealed
until 11 a.m. (EST),
22 for the purchase of
April 1,, 1962.
Due on April 1, 1963, Legality ap-: sewage disposal system bonds to¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, .Pad¬ taling $18,270,000. Dated May 1,
dock & Stone/
"
:vv
'
;! 1962. Due on May 1 from 1967 to
*
v
receive
$14,070,000 Series I bonds. Due
,4
.
p.m.
(EST) on May 14 for the
purchase of $100,000 tax anticipa¬
•
>
(
Godwin Heights School District
will
National
•
(2309)
-
-
awarded
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
.
:
Sale—The
Note
.
approved
by. Miller,
,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone.
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich. '
Note Offering—Carl A. Nelson,
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Secretary of Board of Education,-
New Bedford, Mass."»v.
i.
•
•.
Number 6159
195.
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*>
SECURITIES
Other members of the
syndicate:
Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, John
Nuveen
&
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce Fenner & Smith, Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Goodbody &
Co., Watling, Lerchen & Co., Mc¬
Braun,
Bosworth
Donald-Moore &
iParcells
&
&
OTHER STATISTICAL
INFORMATION
•
CALL LOAN RATES
•
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
FOREIGN
•
TIME LOAN RATES
•
Co., and Charles
MONEY
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
Co.
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
Beaver
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Midland), Mich.
No. 4
Warren Consolidated School
District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Mildred
Pashak,
Secretary of Board of Education,,
will
receive
sealed-bids
until
4
(EST) on May 14 for the
purchase of $23,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
p.m.
Due
on
May 1 from 1963 to 1980
inclusive.
approved
Interest M-N.
by
Miller,
Legality
Canfield,
Detroit, Mich.
M.
Pel-
ham, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
on
May -15 for the purchase of
$10,000,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated May 17, 1962. Due on Jan.
17, 1963. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
MARKET
H.
Davidson, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
23
until
for
7
the
school
June 1,
1963
to
p.m.
(EST) on May
purchase of $2,980,000
building
bonds. ; Dated
1962. Due on July 1 from
1987
inclusive.
|
-
.
..
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
on
May
$110,000
bonds.
on
17
until
for
sewer
Dated
January 1
inclusive.
11
the
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
system
April
1,
revenue
1962.
Due
from 1972 to 1991
Interest J-J. * Legality
25 PARK PLACE
I
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
I
SUBSCRIBE
TODAY
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
|
Interest
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Offering—Alfred
Stone.
Offering—William
J-J.
Paddock & Stone.
Note
Bond
EXCHANGE
I
0
I
wish
I
for
one
to
year
subscribe
to
CS
the
Bank
&
I
I
\s-
Name
—
I
I
Address
I
I
Quotation
for the sum of $45.
City
Zone
State.
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2310)
Richfield, Minn.
"
1973—were awarded
30—v. 195, p.
14
Co., Inc., as 3s, 3.40s,
3.70s and 3%s, at a price of par,
> a net interest cost of about 3.71%.
-
be received until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
for the purchase of $4,-
June 5
on
Saie—The $625,000 school
195, p. 1973—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the First Na¬
tional Bank of Minneapolis, First
National Bank of St. Paul, Harold
&
Witter &
Dean
Inc.,
Egan,
and Merrill
May
on
1965
from
Minn.
No. 166,
Bond
School Dist.
bonds.
Duo
$50,000 city im¬
Bond Sale—The
Dated May 1, 1962.
Legality ap¬
by Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhorst & West.
University of Minnesota (P. O.
Minneapolis), Minn.
Bond Offering — Laurence R.
Ironton, Minn.
Offering
will
until
bids
sealed
ceive
Clerk,
Village
Nelson,
Ruby E.
—
7
re¬
June
Due
1962.
30,
Dec. 31
on
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
from
A-O.
proved
Legality
Dorsey, Owen,
quart, Windhorst & West.
by
ap¬
Mar,
22
for
the
purchase
of
$295,000
hospital
bonds.
Dated
July
1,
1962. Due on July 1 from 1964 to
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart,j Windhorst & West.
Clerk of Board of
equipment
1962. Due
bonds.
on
Interest
Note Offering—Sealed bids
gality approved by Briggs &
Mor¬
will
Paul-Maple wood Indep.
School District No. 622 (P. O.
Bond
will
bonds
Dawson
May 23 for the purchase of $1,000,000 school building bonds. Due
from
1965 to
1990.
trial
bonds
$50,000 indus¬
April 30—v.
offered
195, p. 1973 — were awarded to
the First National Bank of Mem¬
System
offered
Wibaux
of
Fairview,
Bond
No. 34
Bank
National
2.90s,
3.20s,
price of par,
about
of
St.
Paul,
as
3.40s and 3V4s, at a
a net interest cost of
3.41%.
Pirez
industrial bonds
of $60,000
sold to Hamp
was
Jones Co.
(P. O. Ringling), Mont.
—
Florence Mc-
Curry, District Clerk, will receive
(MST) on
May 18 for the purchase of $27,000
school building bonds. Dated July
Amortization bonds
1962.
1,
No. 484, Minn.
Bond
will
the second
be
City
Clerk,
bids
until
Merrill
bonds
received
be
until 10 a.m. (CST)
May 16 for the purchase of
$200,000 road and bridge bonds.
Due
1963
from
1981.
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
7:30 p.m.
May 15 for the
public improvement
on
(CST)
purchase of
bonds
will
school
for
10
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
school
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
May 1 from
Interest
approved
by
about 3.59%.
May 23
$10,000,000
May 1, 1962.
on
1971 to
M-N.
Charles
1982.
Legality
&
Trauer-
nicht.
May
1—v.
to
p.
group
offered
1713
—
were
composed of
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Coughlin
& Co., and Shaughnessy &
Co.,
as
School
bonds
District
No.
.-VV
.
33/4s, 2.60s, 23/4s,
2.90s
and
3s, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of
2.82%.
500,000 Hillings High School District bonds, as
33/4s, 2.60s, 23/4s,
3s, at a price of par,
interest
net
a
cost
of
-..'rvl-f-
M
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—;
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.
W
i
-
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'
Bond
Offering
t
F.
May
22
purchase
the
for
to
Offering—Mabel M. Fur-' June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
Bond
town
to
bonds.
Due
on
Nov.
Dated May 1,
from
1
Interest M-N.
inclusive.
issue
of
was
the
in
report
23—v,
issue of April
our
195, p..1974.
,
.
,
American
Securities
Corp.
and
Townsend, D a b n e y
& Tyson,
jointly, as 3.10s, at a price of
100.11, a basis of about 3.08%.
Co.
of
County Bank &
Lexington, as 3.80s.
Bond
$300,000 sewer
assessment bonds offered May 1—-
Washington County (P. O.
Greenville), Miss.
Bond Offering—A. D. Brooks,
Clerk
will
of
Board
receive
(CST)
oral
of
basis
2.84%.;
of about
at
10
a.m.
Bond
1858—were
'
announces
—,
Village
that
Trustees
a
Nagel,
basis
offered
were
$280,000 school
May 1—v. 195, p.
awarded
to
C.
C.
Collings & Co., and Yarnall, Biddie & Co., as 2%s, at a price of
100.08,
a
basis of about 2.61%.
Bond
man,
of
to
the
Western
Ma¬
New
about 3.17%.
;
-
Board
receive
(MST) on
Sherman
&
„
sink Rockland and
Thompson
Central School Dist. No. 1
"
(P. O. Liberty), N. Y.
Bond Offering—William N. An¬
derson, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
on
May 24 for the purchase of
$3,219,000 1 school
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
to
A-O.
Legality approved by Sykes,
1990
District, N. J.
Offerings-Frank L. .WitSecretary of Board of Edu¬
&
Dikeman.
-
-
Bedford, New Castle and Pound
New York
Ridge Central School District
No. 2
be
New York
Bond Sale—The
$1,159,000 school
bonds offerede May 8—v. 195, p.
Ingen
price
2.67%.
&
of
awarded
to B. J.
(State of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(P.O. Mount Kisco),
2085—were
Freehold School
of
Galloway
Sale—The
—
Co.
Liberty, Bethel, Fallsburgh, Never-
will
May 1 from 1965 to 1998 inclusive.
Interest M-N.
Legality approved
Dawson,
Trust
Rita
May 21 for the purchase of $230,000 joint water and sewer revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
by
$425,000 water
April 18—v. 195, p.
awarded
York, in Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
Cross, as 3.20s, at a price of 100.31,
Clerk
the
/
Sale—The
bonds offered
MEXICO
Offering
(P. O.
Hamlin), N. Y.
rine
NEW
& Logan.
1962
Supervisors,
bids
May 21 for the purchase
of $500,000 road and bridge im¬
on
1858
by
approved,
Dawson
Kendall and Hamlin
.195, p. 1974—were awarded to
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
as
2.85s, at a price of 100.03, a
v.
Burlington, N. J.
bonds
1990 inclusive. Inter¬
Legality
Wood, King,
Sale—The
NEW YORK
Bond
M-S.
est
,
*
the
1963 to
from
Woodbridge Township, (P. O.
Woodbridge), N. J.
't
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
sold
Holmes
Interest
Huntington),
Station), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Joseph De Palma,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
May 15 for. the purchase of
$4,845,000
school
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1962.
Due on March 1
..
of
$30,000
.
,
Legality
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Davis
to
inclusive.
Dist. No. 13 (P, O.
1982
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Mitchell.
Bond
HAMPSHIRE
awarded
1977
Huntington Union Free School,
1962.
1963 to
Moriarty, New Mexico
were
to
will
NEW JERSEY
improvement bonds
the
Trust
,
Sale—An
1963
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
about
Sale—The $475,000 school
offered May 3—v. 195, p.
—
Marguerite S.
on
May U5 for "the purchase of
$220,000 school land bonds. Dated
District, N. J.
Bond
2085
—
Engel, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
Howard.
Bond
New York
& McCarthy.
Hampton School District, N. H.
bonds
^o. 10 (P. O. Baldwin),
Bond Offering
/
Westwood Consolidated School
man,
a
as
Hempstead Union Free School
District
by Reed,
Washburn
Hoyt,
100.54,
of
/:
Westchester,
3s at a price
basis of about 2.90%.
Plains,
Interest
approved
J-D. .Legality
$35,000 fire
offered April 12 —
1714—were awarded to
p.
White
of
inclusive.
1980
price
bonds
195,
in
$3,400,000
school
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1968
a
the National Bank of
Gabriel, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
3s, at
as
Sal e—The
i
truck
Raymond
—
Scotia,
(P. O. Montrose), N. Y.
Bond
T"
apparatus bonds
of¬
18—v. 195, p. 1858—
Cortlandt, Montrose Fire District
inclusive.
1982
Albany), N .K. /
The $57,000 fire
of par.
v.
2.82%.
NEW
lot
—
awarded to the First Nation¬
al Bank of
West New York, N. J.
2
as
2.90s and
and
April
-
follows:
$620,000
truck
1, 1962. Due on July
1963-to
from
Sale
fered
follows:
parking
"■
;•;*
school
$1,120,000
bonds
•
195,
a
The
—
-
receive sealed -bids J-J. Legality approved by/IIawuntil 8 p.m. (EDST) on May .23 kins, Delafield & Wood.
for
the
purchase
of $2,481,000
County Seh. Districts
Sale
awarded
Vaiden, Miss.
Lynch,
pair-Egan, Inc., as 3s, 3.20s, 3.40s,
3V2S, 3.60s, 3.70s and 33/4s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of
until
choice.
as
and
■
cation,
building
Mississippi (State of)
Offering—Joe T. Patter¬
Secretary of State Bond Com¬
mission, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
and serial
second
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Bond
Bond
son,
the
be
Bond
School bonds.
High
library
619,000
B. Roath,
(P. O. Butte), Mont.
—
Margaret A.
May
on
of $2,724,000
on July 1 from 1963
inclusive. Interest J-J.
1976
were
*•
Offering
purchase
Colonic (P. O,
G. Fuchs,
H.
—
bonds,
$3,465,000
Dated June
sealed
(MST)
on
p.m.
Offering
$2,846,000
1
K
Interest J-J.
Meridian, Miss.
(CST) on May
15 for the purchase of $1,240,000
street paving bonds.
of
will 'receive
5:30
be the first choice
bonds
total¬
a.m.
Bond
choice.
.
the
1, 1962. Due
'
1, 1962. Amortization bonds
Fifth Supervisors
(P. O. Bay St. Louis)
Mississippi
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
offered
Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., Harold E. Wood & Co.,Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and Sam-.
"
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until June 7 for the purchase
will
Leary, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
May 25 i'or the purchase of $350,000 school building bonds. Dated
District
Sale—The $630,000 school
May 1—
v.
195, p. 2085—were awarded to
a syndicate composed of the First
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis,
building
•
be the first choice and serial bonds
Yellowstone
Hancock County
inclusive.
Indep. School District
for
15
Summit, N. J.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
.
offered May 3—
v.
195, p. 1973—were awarded to
a
group composed of E. J. Prescott
& Co.,
Stern Bros. & Co.,
Kalman
&
Co., Inc., Juran &
Moody, Inc., and the American
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
$670,000 school
: -Y
'
Buffalo, N. Y.' ;■;
building bonds offered > May J—<•
v.
Bond Offering—Sidney J. Freed195, p. 1974-*-were awarded to
a group composed of Lyons, Han¬
man,
City Comptroller, will "re¬
nahs
&
Lee,
Inc.,
Newburger, ceive sealed bids until June 14
Loeb & Co., and J. R. Ross & Co., for the purchase of
$9,663,000 va¬
as
3%s, at a price of 100.12, a rious purpose bonds/ Dated July
basis of about 3.73%. '
4.70s.
as
Offering
Bond
will
issue
Sale—An
Bond
ceived until 11
bonds
Circle
Bank
District-Clerk, will receive sealed
Sale—The
Meagher County School District
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
Sale—The $862,000 school
the
to
Fairview
and
-Interest
Dikeman.
$48,000 Water
District
No. • 24
April 20—v. 195,
—
were awarded
National
Bank
of
First
and
inclusive.
2002
Legality approved by Sulli¬
Bond
V
1601
about
building
choice.
second
Bond Offering—John C. Hylan,
1962. Due on June 1 from
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1992
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township \
inclusive.;Interest M-N. Legality
School District (P. O. Parsippany),
approved by Sykes, Galloway &
New Jersey /'
/
Sale—The
Bond
Works
ing $116,000.
School District No. 108 (P. O.
Norwood), Minn.
the
be
Montana
July
Norwood-Young America Indep.
,
,
& Lane.
ern
County (P. O. Glendive),
Bond
Lumberton, Miss.
(CST) on
Y
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGov-
van,
will be the first choice and serial
No. 1
Sale—-The
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
J-D.
(MST) on May 21 for the purchase
$15,000 school bonds. Dated
July 1, 1962. Amortization bonds
Corinth, Miss.
North St. Paul), Minn.
'
p.m.
Silver Bow County School District
notes. Due from 1963 to 1965.
on
North St.
8
(CST) on" June 5 for the
purchase of $495,May 15 for the purchase of $35,000 000 water bonds.
street
improvement and paving
J-D. Le¬
gan-
Hoboken, N. J.
-
of
Bond Offering—Irene
Brookhaven, Miss.
June 1 from 1965 to
inclusive.
1971
Dated June 1,
until
Shelby, Mont.
Durant, Miss.
May 14 for the purchase of $35,000 fire house
construction and
.
/ Gibbons & Co/, Inc., and Chas. E.
Weigold & Co.; Inc., jointly, "as: 3s,
at a price of
100.55,: a basis of
• Bond
Offering—Arthur C. Ma- about
2.98%.
*
"v,.;/ ■ . :
lone,
City .Clerk, will * receive
Brookhaven Union Free School
sealed bids until 11 a.m. ,(EDST)
District No. 24 (P. O.
on
May 16 for the purchase of
'«•'
-Y Patchogue), JV. Y.
$650,000 high school bonds. Dated
June 1,
1964 to
Education, Will
bids
sealed
receive
MISSISSIPPI
Monticello, Minn.
(CST) on
Company of Albany, as
price of 100.26, a basis
of about 2.73%;"/; .7' Sj ■>'/: Yv;
a
J/V'
V&ivSV
School District
Toston), Mont.
Bond Offering—Juanita Turman,
,
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
Trust
3.20s, at
\
to
phis.
Bond
;■
Hammonton, N. J.
pur--, 2.94%
No. 13 (P .O.
bonds
1, 1961. Due on
1964 to 2001 inclu¬
Interest
p.m.
(CST) on May 16 for the purchase
of $4,000
street equipment cer¬
tificate
of
indebtedness.
Dated
the
:
be received until 7 p.m.
Certificate
for
$6,750,000 public- utilities
bonds,, it is reported.
MONTANA
p.
price of
Estherville, as 23/4s, at a
6
June
until
ceived
bonds. Dated April
provement bonds offered May 1—
v.
195, p. 2085—were awarded to
the Emmet County State Bank of
par.
v.":
•
chase of
on
proved
1991
Hastings, Minn.
»i/i
&
Hawkins,. Delafield
by
*
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1972 incl.
building^ bonds offered April 26
Bond Offering — Wm. J. Graff,
195, p. 1973—were awarded
City Recorder, will receive sealed
to the First National Bank of St.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May
Paul and the Grand Marais State
>.
v.
195, p. 1714 — were awarded
to the National Commercial Bank
—
_-^v.
2.76%.
in¬
(CST)Brookhaven, Smithtown and Islip
Bond Sale
The $85,000 im¬
May 28 for the purchase of
"Central School District No. 5 ):
provement bonds offered May 3—
$75,000 sewer revenue bonds.
(P. O. Holbrook), N. Y.
v. 195, p." i975—were awarded to
Bond Sale—An issue of $813,000
J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 2.95s, at
Springfield, Missouri
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬ a price of 100.02, a basis of about school bonds was sold to Geo* B.
Waconia, Minn.
about
Due
1977
Legality
be received until 7:30 p.m.
Sale—The $350,000 school
Bank, as 2V2s and 2.90s, at a price
of
100.02, a net interest cost of
to
J-D.
■'
r,l(P. O. Selkirk), N. Y.' Vo n d
Sal e—The $66,000 fire
house bonds offered April 17 —
B
on
Broadwater County
state-aid
50,000
sive.
Grand Marais Indep.
''
:
1,-1962.
1964
Interest
Wood.
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
June
from
approved
&
Odessa, Missouri
-
April 1 from
Marquart, Wind¬
horst & West.
Ye
MISSOURI
":
revenue
for
Owen,
Dorsey,
clusive.
1984
to
the purchase of Lunden, Vice-President, Business
$300,000 certificates of indebted¬ Administration, wilbreceive sealed
ness.
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on May
22 for the purchase of $1,250,000
July 1 from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
Saint
Paul
Apartment revenue
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
14
May
on
1
Bethlehem, Selkirk Fire District
,
(CSX)
9:30 a.m.
oids until
of
June
on
inclusive.
Clerk, will receive
City
Parson,
(CST)
purchase
follows:
as
1
Feb.
on
Certificate
seaied
,
-Dated
bonds.
&
Charles
by
approved
$235,000 improvement bonds. Due
bmitn,
Duluth, Minn,
Offering — Bert H.
7:30 p.m.
for the
15
$285,000 bonds,
Co.,
Inc., as 2.90s, 3.30s, 3V2S
at a price of par, a net
cost of about 3.48%.■»
1
,
receive
will
Clerk,
City
sealed bids until
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
and 3.60s,
interest
(CDST)
of
purchase
Bond Offering—L. H. Thorstenson,
Mannheimer-
Co.,
&
Wood
the
Thief River Falls, Minrii
building bonds offered May 1—v.
E.
for
6
$650,000 park improvement bonds.
No. 373, Minn.
Bond
June
School District
Dawson Indep.
gality
Trauernicht.
»
be received until 7:30 p.m.
on
150,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
provement bonds. - Dated July 1, cation,: will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on .May 241962. Due on July 1 from 1964 to
1973
inclusive. Interest J-J. *Le-; for the purchase of $250,000 school,;
RoSeville, Minn.
!
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
until 8 p.m.
received
(CST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $2,500,000 water bonds.
Brooklyn Park, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
to Kalman &
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
.
Van
Co., Inc., as 2.70s, at a
160.17, a basis of about
received
purchase
come
of
until
May 23 for the
$57,330,000
low
in¬
housing bonds.
New York
City Housing
Authority, N. Y.
'
$14,477,000 tem¬
loan notes offered May 8
Note Sale—The
porary
/
195,
—v.
Number 6159
195
Volume
NORTH DAKOTA
Hutzler.
to Salomon Bros. &
Pendleton Wafer District
Bottineau
Offering
Bond
Raymond A.
—
sealed
ceive
(EDST);
Williams Co.
Minot Public School District No. 1,
y
District No. 1 (P. O..Liverpool),
.
- .i,
.jt
JVort/i Dakota
*
«■*.
;
liams.
Frieden,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on May 15
for the purchase of $30,000 natu¬
distribution
gas
bonds.
>
'*;";;: ' '
.
;;:
Bond
j
Walsh County, Adams Public
School District No. 128
Bond Offering—Leonard J. No-
'
City
wak,
ceive
Comptroller,
bids
sealed
(EDST)
chase
until
.
.
Offering
Bond
pur¬
Clerk
Hagen,
of
$1,125,000 various public
improvement bonds.
Dated May
receive
will
at
—
of
sealed
and
bonds.
2
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman.
1982 inclusive.
May 1 from 1963
inclusive.
1977
to
on
(P. O. Raleigh),
Sale—An
Bond
school
to
refunding
bonds
Wachovia
the
Co. of
;
&
100.01,
of
•;■;'■■■ "- v: V
2.99%::
Bond Sale—The
.»
,
County Dependent School
•>.:
terest cost of about 2.77%.'
■
'
•
$47,000
16,000
..
Bond
/
■ ;
.
..
trial
Sale—The $4,000,000 pub¬
-
19uv
National
Bank
8
the
Trust
Winters
Co.
of
of
until
Carolina, in Charlotte; as
2%s; 2.40s,:2%& 2%s and 2.80s, at
a
price of 100.07, • a net Interest
cost pf about 2.67 %.
(P. O.Snow
Hill), N. C.
Greene County
Bond
■
.
E." Easter-
Offering —W.
ling, .Secretary of Local .Govern¬
ment; Commission,
will .receive,
sealed bids in Raleigh until
11
a.m.
(EST) on May 15 for the
purchase of $225,000 school build¬
ing -bonds..) Dated June 1; 1962.
Bond Sale
—
Due
on
June '1
inclusive.
from
1963 to 1979
2087—were awarded to Strana¬
han, Harris & Co., as 3yss, at a
price of 100.91, a basis of about*
3.03%.
;
:
: /
-
.
.
.
'tOak Harbor, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
Chase
York
City, or at the Wachovia Bank &
Trust Company of Raleigh.' .Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing; Shetterly & Mitchell.
■
Manhattan
Payable
••
Bank '<
the
at
off New
Grifton, North Carolina
.
Bond
offered
1—v.
awarded
were
zens
Sa'.e—The
May
to
$135,000. bonds
195, p. 2086—
First-Citi¬
the
Bank & Trust Co. of Smith-
field, at par, as follows:
$105,000 water bonds, as 6s, 3J/2S,
3%s, 4s and %s.
30,000 sanitary sewer bonds, as
6s, 3%s and 3%s.
Offering
—
E.
W.
Easter-
Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
will receive
sealed
bids in Raleigh until 11
ment
(EST)
'purchase
sewer
Due
.
15
the
sanitary
for
Dated June 1, 1962*.
June 1
inclusive.
May
$750,000
of
bonds.
on
on
from
1963 to 1984
Interest J-D.
Legality
approved by Mitchell,: Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell. "
•
.
—
bids until
E.
J.
Alheit,
receive
sealed
1 p.m.
(EDST) on May
16 for the purchase of
$320,000
recreation
improvement
borrds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
from
1963
to
1966
inclusive.
terest "J-D. Legality approved
In¬
by
:
Franklin, Ohio
Bond
Offering
1
1963 to
from
terest
J-D.
Note: The
1972 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
bids
until
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
Akron),
Offering
—
John
P.
Den-
itary
to
Due
a
i
bonds.
1963
to
on
Dec.
1
r p qp t
Due on
Due from 1964
and
—
The
recreational
May 2
v..
—
awarded
195,
to
of
$25,000 park
bonds
1972
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
Dated June 1, 1962. Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey..
Bond
Toledo, Ohio
Offering — Frederick
First
—
were
National
Dewey.
County Indep. School
O. Ada),
April
of about
3.40 %»
-
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
the
building bonds
First National
$145,000
'
-
-
refunding
bonds
sewer
$1,223,revenue
purchased via nego¬
April 30 by a syndi¬
composed
of
Butcher
&
Sherrerd, Dolphin & Co., Stroud
& Co., Inc., C. C. Collings & Co.,
Inc., and Singer, Deane & Scribwas
tiated sale
on
cate
follows:
as
$660,000 for
2%
to
coupons
3V2%.
ranging from
on
May 1
Due
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
240,000
25-year
bonds, as 3%s.
May 1, 1987.
323,000 31-year bonds, as 3.70s.
Due on May 1, 1993.
Due
on
send, Elliott & Munson.
sold to
was
&
Bank
'
Springgettsbury Township Sewer
Authority (P. O. York), Pa. \
Dated
May
1,
1962.
Interest
M-N. Legality approved by Town-
Oklahoma
PUERTO RICO
Trust
Co.
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Seminole
County Indep. School
O.
Seminole), Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7 p.m.
(CST) on
May 15 for the purchase of 25,000
building and equipment bonds.
Due from
1964 to
1968.
Authority, Puerto Rico
No. 30
Bond
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
will
7:30
month
Authority
$909,114
Increased
of
Fob the
—
March;'* 1962,'
reports
revenues
the
of
with $854,893
1961, an increase of
6.3%, according to Juan Labadie
Eurite, Executive Director of the
compared
in March of
For the 12 months ended March
Offering—Lorena Vande-
District
car,
Revenues
Authority.
County School District
(P. O. Hereford), Ore.
receive
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
31, 1962, total revenues of ^the
Authority rose to $11,160,133 from
$10,328,174 the preceding year, an
increase of 8%.
The Government
Development
May 15 for the
$280,000 school bonds. Dated June
Bank
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
1976, inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
duct and Sewer Authority.
on
for
Puerto
Rico
is
fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Aque¬
to
4>-.*Benton County School District
No. 43 (P. O. Corvallis), Oregon
.
Bond
Sale—An
school bonds
Bank
zens
was
issue of
$60,000
sold to the Citi¬
of Corvallis.
Josephine County, Grants Pass
RHODE ISLAND
BondOffering
—
Bond
,
Schweinfurt, District Clerk, will
receive
(PST)
bids
sealed
until
8
from
1964
to
1987
inclusive.
In¬
J-J.
Legality approved by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
(P. O. Portland),
Oregon
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(PST) on
May 14 for the purchase of $125,000
school
1962.
1963
bonds.
Due
to
on
Dated
July 1,
February 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
1972,
F-A.
Legality approved by Shu¬
ler Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
South Carolina
Offering — Franklin R.
Welch, Chairman of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on May 14 for
the purchase
of $80,000 school
building bonds. Dated June 1,
1977
Legality
on
E. Almbids
approved
Elliott & Munson.
Interest
by
Interest
J-D.
Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
&
Simons.
Cherry Grove Beach, S. C.
Bond
Sale—The
$310,000 water
works system bonds offered April
27—v. 195, p. 1975—were awarded,
as
follows:
$110,000 Series A bonds to Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., as 5s,
at a price of 100.09, a basis
200,000 Series J bonds to the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3%s, at a price of
par.
Denmark, S. C.
un¬
Nov. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
June 1 from 1963 to
of Trus¬
May 23
for the purchase of $471,000 dor¬
mitory revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
2001
on
inclusive.
of about 4.94%.
Eastern Baptist College (P.O.
St. Davids), Pa.
to
CAROLINA
Bond
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond Offering — Paul
quist, Chairman of Board
tees, will receive sealed
til 11 a.m.
(EDST) on
bonds
Charleston County, Moultrie Sch.
District No. 2 (P. O. Charleston),
1962. Due
No. 15-302
various
of about 2.99%.
p.m.
May 14 for the purchase
$610,000 school bonds. Dated
July 1, 1962. Due on January 1
on
of
terest
Sale—The
totaling $1,300,000 offered May 9
—v.
195, p. 2087—were awarded
to Diamond, Doorley & Co., Inc.,
as 3s, at a price of
100.03, a basis
SOUTH
Nettie E.
:
Pawtucket, R. I.
School District No. 7 (P. O.
Grants Pass), Oregon
1, 1961. Due
A.
vari¬
offered
195, p. 1975—were awarded
Richards & Co., and
S.
McKee & Co., jointly, as 3s and
3%s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
offered
2086
p.
the
1988
to
$250,000
bonds
purpose
ner,
Sale
from
improvement
Morgan,
Sale—The
Dewey, Okla.
Bond
1980 inclusive.
approvedr •Young, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
bonds.
sewer
1981.
$168,000 airport terminal building
to
1, 1962.
Legality
Lewis &
Monroeville, Pa.
Bond
be received until 8 p.m.
noon
on
Offering—Wayne Wilson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
16 for the purchase of $36,000 san¬
,
holm, Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST) on May
18 for the purchase of $330,000
bonds, as follows:
162.000
E.
May 22 for the pur¬
chase
of
$125,173.41 street im¬
provement special assessment
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
(EDST)
Bond
Town
Multnomah and Clackamas
Bond
by
A-O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Counties Joint School District
1859.
approved
000
caption of "Portsmouth, Ohio" in
our
issue
of April 16 — v. 195,
bonds.
Becker, Finance Director, will re¬
sealed
offering of these bonds
Ohio
—
Independence, Ohio
Bond Offering — Elizabeth
ceive
y The
Summit County (P. O.
Charles W.
Franer, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
May 21 for the purchase of $42,000
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Dec:
v
Due from
1968.
inadvertently appeared under the
p.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Sale
$20,000 im¬
provement
(county
courthouse
and parking area) bonds offered
April 27—v. 195, p. 1859—were
awarded to EyW. Clark, Inc.
1963
ling,
am.
Offering
Peck, Shaffer & Williams.
Henderson, N. C.
Bond
Bond
City Auditor,- will
'
Bond
'
on
Deer Creek, Okla.
The $225,000 City
p.
4
Elyria, Ohio
(CST)
building bonds.
1964 to
Baker
'
f
school
Hall bonds offered May 3—v. 195,
National Bank of Rhode Is¬
*»
>
May 14 for the purchase of $37,000
Vernon, Ohio
$17,750 special
assessment
street
improvement
bonds offered May 1—v. 195, p.
were
awarded to Fahey,
Inc., J. R. Williston & Beane, Rob-' 1859
;ert Winthrop
Co./ Glickenhaus" Clark & Co."
& Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co.,Salem, Ohio
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Reinholdt': & Gardner, Dreyfus & Co.," :v Bond; Sale — The $90,000 im¬
provement and equipment bonds
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co., Burns,
offered May 3—v. 195, p. 2086—
Corbett & Pickard, Hayden, Mil¬
were awarded to Braun, Bosworth
ler
Co., Fahey, Clark & Co.,
& Co., Inc., as 23As, at a price of
Zahner & Co., McJunkin, Patton
& Co., Arthur L. Wright & Con¬ 100.16, a basis of about 2.71.
ine, and Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
Scioto County (P. O. Portsmouth),
"V
'
& French, Inc.
Ohio
;
'
be received until 5 p.m.
.
,
*
*
OREGON
Mount
—
North
Sapulpa), Okla.
bonds. Dated July
Oct. 1 from 1963
Bockius.
District No. 6 (P.
noon
(EDST)
p.m.
Kay,
Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds.
Providence, First National
Bank in Dallas, Roosevelt & Cross,
Reynolds & Co., McDonnell & Co.,
of
to
&
Bank
1974—
p.
(EST) on
June 12 for the purchase of $2,205,000 sewer special assessment
land,
2086—were Aawarded
p.
.
First
the
195,
8
26—v.
»
District No. 16 (P.
bonds
assessment
1—v.
received
be
Other members of the syndicate:
.
Bond
Pontotoc
Montgomery County (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Blyth & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
&
Co., Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Chicago,
Li F.
Rothschild & Co.,
Paine,
Webber,,Jackson & Curtis, Indus¬
and
hospital bonds offered May
—v/
to
;
6s
as
Forsyth County (P. O.
Winston-Salem), N. C.
■.•'•i,
lic
bonds,
-
bonds,
school
2%s.
:
bridge
and
road
2%s and 3s.
as
.
May
Dayton, as 2y2s, at a price
100.63, a basis of about 2.39%.
May
'
The
special
National
i.
>
—
until
Interest
construction
District No. 8 (P. O.
Bank
awarded
were
9 —v.' 195, -p. 1859 — were
ing bonds offered May 1—v. 195, awarded to a syndicate headed by
p.
2086—were awarded to Mer¬ the First National City Bank of
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
& New York City, as 2V2s, 23As, and
Smith Inc., at a price of par, as 3s, at a price of 101.26, a net in¬
■:
&
$99,000 Piqua
Street pumping station ad¬
dition
totaling $10,000,000 offered
bonds
$63,000 refund¬
follows:,,.
Sanders
Sale
offered
bids
on
ous
Creek
Conservancy Dist. (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
Race
Bond Sale—The various purpose
North Carolina
's
;
Squire,
Legality
Miami
&
Faegre
Cincinnati^ Ohio
..>•
.
Duplin County (P. O. Keriansville),
;
by
Bond
as 3s, at a
basis of about
a
J-D.
Le¬
Sale—^e $490,300 sewer
improvement bonds offered May
1—v. 195, p. 1974—were awarded
to Fahey, Clark & Co., as 3'%s. '
Trust
Winston-Salem,
price
Due
from 1963 to 1982,
1
by
1962.
1,
Dempsey.
Bedford Heights, Ohio
sold
was
Bank
June
Interest
approved
OHIO
of $75,000
issue
inclusive.
Benson.
North Carolina
■
Dated
Bond
approved
gality
NORTH CAROLINA
Beaufort County
Interest A-O.
11
December
on
the
M-N.'
Interest
Pfug-
a.m.
(EST) on May
purchase of $1,153,990
sanitary sewer special assessment
bids
oral
C.
the
for
29
Board,
p.m.
(CST) on May 16 for
purchase of $196,500 school
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
1962. Due on April 1 from 1963 to
1, 196*2. Due
until
bids
Mrs. Goodwin
School
Offering—Anna
felder, Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
.-i
(P. O. Adams), N. Dak.
re¬
noon
17 for the
May
on
will
,
Offering—Frances J. McSecretary
of
Board
of
Directors,
will
receive
inclusive.
Due from 1964 to 1978.
•; school
Utica, N.Y.
sealed
Due
Bond Offering—Robert
Bond Offering—Peter J. Dugan,
"X:-""/.'
Bond
Cabe,
School
May 21 for thq. purchase of
$3,800,000
general
obligation
OKLAHOMA
ral
Township School
Ardmore), Pa.
on
$86,000 mechanical equipment
: Bon d Sale
.V
Due on Oct. 1, 1963 and
Interest A-O.
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
59
District (P. O.
school
—
The $1,750,000"
bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from
building bonds offered May
;
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
1-—v. 195, p;:2086—.were awarded
50,000 % land 1 acquisition bonds.
•District-Clerk, will receive sealed . to a group composed of the North¬
Due on Nov. 1 from 1963 to
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May. ern Trust
1972 inclusive,
y
Company of Chicago,
15-for. the purchase of $1,580,000
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Mer¬
Dated May 1,1962. Interest M-N.
school bonds. * Dated May' 1; 1962. cantile Trust Co. of St.
Louis, and: Legality approved by Squire, San¬
Due on-May 1 from 1963 to 1987
Hornblower & Weeks, as 23As, 3s, ders &
Dempsey.
inclusive: Interest M-N. Legality3!l0s, 3.20s and 3%s, at a price of
Lucas County* (P. O.
approved by Sykes, Galloway & 100.002, a net interest cost of about
Dikeman.
: -.'
Toledo), Ohio
3.06%. fv, A"
New York
y'-'-X"
1962.
1964.
Burlington, Okla.
■■
"
1,
'
~
Bond-Offering—Joseph J. Mitock, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
May 21 for the purchase of $136,000 bonds, as follows:
; •"'
Salina and Clay Central School
-
and
Lower Merion
cial assessment bonds. Dated June
Lorain, Ohio
$115,000
drainage bonds was sold to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, and Allison-
Legality ap¬
Galloway &
M-S.
Interest
proved' by;'Sykes,
Dikeman.
r.£•.
3.38%.
f
Bond Sale—An issue of
,
improvement
and
equipment bonds offered May 2—
v.
195, p. 1975—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., as 3y2s, at a
price of 101.13, a basis of about
May 21 for the
(P. O. Fargo),,
North Dakota
;-v.
Dated March 1, 1962. Due on Sep-;
tember l from 1963 to 1992 inclusive.
until
Cass County
water .bonds.
$1,200,000
building
purchase of $60,000 school bonds.
3 .p.m.
May 15 for the. pur¬
on
of
chase
until
bids
Sale—The $102,000 school
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
Beiter, Town Supervisor, will re¬
May 22 for the purchase of $178,000
sidewalk improvement spe¬
(P. O. Thompson), Ohio
Willow City), No. Dak.
,
(2311)
Legemont Local School District
County > Willow City
School District No. 24 (P. O.
(P. O.
Lockport), N. Y.
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
awarded
2202—were
p.
.
M-N.
Townsend,
Bond Sale—The $277,000 sewer¬
age
extension
bonds
offered
1975—were
and
May
awarded
improvement
2—v. 195, p.
to
a
group
composed of Johnson, Lane, Space
&
Co., Frost, Read & Simons, Inc.,
and R. S. Dickson & Co.
1
1
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle i
(2312)
and Sewer Dist. (P.
(P. O. White Oak), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
15 from
sive.
Hurst, Texas
Sinkler,
by
bonds
$230,000
3.59%.
gen¬
ton.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
eral
improvement bonds offered
May 2 — v. 195, p. I860"— were
awarded
to
the First National
Bank of Memphis. V
•
" r
t
-
TEXAS
1962.
Due
Texas
1984
inclusive.
house
sealed bids until 6:30
(CST)
p.m.
May
on
the
for
15
Nueces
J-D.
est
approved
Legality
will
bids at the
unlimited tax and
Dated April 15,
time for the pur¬
same
to 1972 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le-
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
District
approved
Gibson,
by
Spence
Other members of the
Fridley
Canyon Independent School Dist.,
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000
schoolhouse
bonds
sold
was
to
a
group composed of the Columbian
Securities Corp., Dittmar & Co.,
Inc., First Southwest Co., Hamil¬
ton Securities
Co., Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc., and the Texas
Municipal Bank Co., as 3V4S, 3%s
and 3V2s. Dated
G.
Legality ap¬
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
proved
by
Victoria
County Navigation Dist.
(P. O. Victoria), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
to
First
and
on
was
&
Co., Inc., and the
Texas
Corporation, as;
4s. Dated May 1, 1962.
of
334s
Due
Russ
$162,000
bonds
revenue
Nov.
inclusive.
from
1
1963
Interest M-N.
approved
by
Gibson,
Bond
Sale—The
$1,000,000 na¬
improvement bonds of¬
May 3—v. 195, p. 2088—
vigation
fered
were
to
interest cost of about 2.98%.
District (P.
Legality
Spence &
Utah
v.
$400,000
was
sold to
the
Metropolitan Dallas Corp., as
^4s and 4%s. Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May 1 from 1974 to 1997
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality
Parkhurst,
approved
by McCall,
Crowe, McCall & Hortbn.
195,
a
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
pose
fered
were
Sale
—
The
bonds totaling
May
3—v.
awarded
Illinois
Co. of
to
National
various
of
&
Co.,
a
basis
Bank
York
Trust
Trust Co., as 5s,
2.90s, 3.10s and 3.20s, at
100.40,
&
a
a
price of
net interest cost of about
3.16%.
'
Lake
as
City,
2i/4s, at
of
about
of
the
First
a
Shetterly
Pershing,
ture
and
University of Agricul¬
Applied Science (P. O,
bonds
offered
April
21—v. 195, p. 1860—were awarded
as
follows:
•
$89,000 bonds to Kirchner & Co.
Due on April 1 from 1964 to
1971 inclusive.
621,000 bonds to the Housing and
Home
Finance"
Agency,
as
3^s, at. a price of par. Due
on April
1 from '1972 to 2001
inclusive.
sey,
on
West.
&
WYOMING
Bond
Lerch,,
June 1 from
1963 to
Interest
River,
Wyo.
Offering—J.
J
Miller,
M.
will: receive sealed
(MST) on May
14 for the
purchase of $150*000
sewer bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Clerk,
7
p.m.
June
1
from
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
Sherman &
1963
J-D.
Dawson,
to
until
10:30
N
a g e
Howard.
&
SERVICE-LEARN THE "ABC S OF
a.m.
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
on
Pierce County,
Tacoma School
(P. O. Tacoma),
Washington
Bond
Offering
Toney
ager
sealed
—
Business Man¬
Shelton
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
announces
bids will be
received
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
10 a.m. (PDST)- on May 23
the/purchase
of
$2,500,000
general obligation school bonds.
■:
for
2
to
20
;
1, 1962. Due in from
from date of issue.
years
Bond
bonds
zens
Station
.
•
LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
Tacoma), Wash.
Sale—The
offered
'
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
County School District
No. 142 (P. O.
■
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
Legality
Pierce
-
$21,718 school
May
3—v.
awarded
Bank
of
to
195,
the
p.
Citi¬
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
Puyallup.
Pullman, Wash.
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
Bond Sale—The
$130,000 sewer¬
bonds offered May 1—v. 195,
2088—were awarded to Domi-
age
p.
nick & Dominick.
-
Spokane, Wash.
Bond Offering—C. W. Clepper,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PDST) on June..
6 for the purchase of
$3,513,000
city improvement bonds,
Dated 1'
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
1964 to
1987 inclusive.
Interest
1972
Legality
of
District No. 10
Logan), Utah
Sale—The $710,000 hous¬
revenue
inclusive.
1972
Legality approved by Dor¬
Owen, Marquart, Windhorst
=
May 14 for the pur¬
$56,000 county improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due on May 1 from 1964 to 1977
inclusive.
Interest M-N.
Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
(PDST)
chase
2088—were
Utah State
to
1963
A-O.
will
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS'
ceive sealed bids
and
2.23%.
Due
John¬
Howard
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
on
May 15 for the purchase of
$175,000 promissory notes. Dated
April 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
Green
Offering—Fred
—
Clerk,
on
Pherson, County Auditor, will re¬
Con¬
Company
Coughlin
price of 100.03,
Offering
District
Due
Kitsap County (P. O. Port ^
Orchard), Wash.
Bond
Offering—Margaret Mc-
Chicago,
Trust
Note
son,
until
Ellis.
of
&
Sheri¬
Lucas
(Towns)
Wis.
Joint School District No. 7,
bids
1962.
4
p.
1860—
Continental
Chicago, and the Chemical
Bank New
«
of¬
195,
the
Salt
Bond
pur¬
VP1, at the State
composed
Bank
t
(
Town
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Bank
tinental
••
Legality approved by
Dated June
$715,000 school
offered May 7—
Sherman,
Creek,
Otter
will receive sealed
(CDST) on May
17
for the purchase of $306,000
refunding bonds.
Dated June 1,
behalf of the Board
2088—were awarded to
p.
National
ing
$1,550,000*
bonds
group
Galveston County (P. O.
Galveston), Texas
O. Farmington),
Bond Sale—The
building
T exas
\
'
WASHINGTON
that
County School
'
bids until 1 p.m.
until
Davis County,
1981
Indep. School District,
school building bonds
Mitchell,
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
District Clerk,
Mitchell.
awarded to the Dallas Union
UTAH
Gibson.
DeSoto
Bond
1964 to 1983 inclusive. In-
from
1
terest A-O.
Co., Inc., and Dallas
Rupe & Son, Inc., as 41As, 2%s,
27/ss and 3s, at a price of par, a
net
Haven,
Wilson,
office, Richmond, un¬ 1981 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
til noon (EST) on May 15 for the
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
purchase of $900,000 dormitory
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
and
infirmary
revenue /■ bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on April
Walker &
Hannahs & Lee, Inc. and William
N. Edwards & Co.
J-D.
Springfield
(Towns)
Joint
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Boyceville),
&
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co., Luce,
Thompson & Crowe, Inc., Lyons,
New
Treasurer's
Securities
Castroville, Texas
utility system
syndicate:
on
of Visitors of the
to. 1972 inclusive. In¬
1963
from
terest
and
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
Inc.,
May 15, 1962. Due
clusive. Interest M-N.
$3,197,000
Co., Harkness &
Courts & Co., Wm. J.;
Mericka & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
May 15 from 1963 to 1983 in¬
on
H,
ton,
dan,
Division), Virginia
Frederking, Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Wood, Struthers
& Co., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Hill,
&
2.89%.
•
3.42%.
■
Anderson
Wheeler
(Villages),
Tainter, Stan¬
Hay River, Tiffany,
(Radford College, Woman's
refunding bonds of¬
fered April 30—v. 195, p. 2088—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by F. S. Smithers & Co.,
as 5s, 3V4S, 3Y2s and 2s, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
&
LV
The
WISCONSIN
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
for the
will
Clerk,,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Wisconsin
(P. O. Houston), Texas
—
195, p.
a
Pittsburgh, as 4s, 2V2S and 2%s,
a price of 100.06, a net interest
Boyceville,
of Win¬
Company
and
to
cost of about 2.81%,
Strudwick, as 6s, 2%s and 3s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
schoolhouse
1963 to 1981
Legality
Gibson,.
19
Trust
ston-Salem,
about
June
until
BondSale
M-N.
Interest
April
Spring Branch Independent School
Thompson, President of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 22 for
the purchase of $1,500,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
Due
on
1998 inclusive.
to
&
Bank
Offering—Mary T. Schra-
City
der,
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
Wachovia
Co.;
&
Waukesha, Wis.
Bond
Portland and Washington
of
Bache
Legality
poration, Bank of America N. T.
& S. A. of San Francisco, and the
at
Co.;
J-J.
Interest
Coon, Jefferson, Viroqua, Webster,
$1,800,000 vari¬
Bond
Marvin
H.
1962. Due
&
4—v.
awarded
1963 to 1982
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
1
(State of)
May
inclusive.
1962.
1,
June
Dated
June 1 from
Westby (City), Christiana, Clinton,
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York City; Wood, Struthers
bonds.
revenue
purchase of $1,600,000 schoolhouse
bonds.
; /v.'-
County, County
Independent Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Port Lavaca), Tex.
—
a
Offering—Sealed bids v/ill
be received
Offering
to
bonds.
on
t
purpose
9—v.
10
Texas
Bond
Weems & Searls.
Bond
until
general obligation corporate pur¬
group
bonds offered May
195, p. 1604—were awarded
syndicate composed of Mor¬
Bond Sale—The
ous
offered
A. W. Bareis,
—
will
composed of the First Boston Cor¬
VIRGINIA
Orange Indep. School District,
gality'approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Calhoun
1971
15 from
of
$750,000
schoolhouse
bonds. Due on July 15 from 1963
f
bids
bonds
2088—were
price of par.
a
Portsmounth, Va.
a.m.
(CST) on May 30 for the
purchase of $500,000 improvement
Offering—The above
also
will receive sealed
chase
sealed
3V8S, at
by
Le¬
Sale—The $3,000,000 road
gan
Additional
-official
as
Clerk,
receive
(CST) on
May 22 for the purchase of $400,Caldwell,.
000
corporate
purpose
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
J-J.
Interest
West Virginia
Bond
195, p. 1976—were sold to
Housing and Home Finance
Agency,
of Directors,
Board
of
receive
dor¬
$700,000
on
& Mitchell.
Trimble
1—v.
the
County Water Control and
Secretary
by
Weems & Searls.
Vinson, Elkins,
$490,000 schoolMay 1—v.
Improvement District No. 4 (P. O.
Port Aransas), Texas
Bond Offering — A. A. Mora,
purchase of $2,390,000 schoolhouse
refunding bonds. Due on June 1
from 1963 to 1978 inclusive. Inter¬
Sale—The
inclusive.
gality approved
(P. O.
Winooski), Vermont
Bond
Due
1982
Offering
receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on May
22 for the purchase of $6,700,000
im¬
and
Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1963 to
bonds.
1962.
mitory revenue bonds offered May
offered
bonds
basis of about
a
construction
school
provement
'
St. Michael's College
195, p. 2088 — were awarded to
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.,
as
3v4s, 3.40s and 3W.
Shorkey,
Trustees,
of
Board
of
President
will receive
100.13,
2.26%.
Texas
(P. O. Freeport), Tex.
F.
price of
Le¬
Luling Indep. School District,
Bond Sale—The
4Brazosport Independent Sch. Dist.
Offering—A.
J-D.
•
195, p. 2087 — were awarded to
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.,
as 2%s, 3s and 3%s.
Bond
Interest
Gibson.
&
1—v.
May
offered
bonds
on
gality approved by Gibson, Spence
school-
Sale—The $300,000
Bond
house
1 from 1963 to
June
Alpine Indep. School District,
Madison, Wis.
Bond
Due
lic
(CDST)
Cutler.
&
man
pose
Bernard
—
p.m.
1
for
Legality approved by Chap¬
F-A.
Hughes, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (EDST) on May 29
for the purchase of $750,000 pub¬
E. (
Bond Sale — The various pur¬
Wright will receive sealed bids pose bonds totaling $60,000 offered
until 7:30. p.m. (CST) on May 14 May. 1 — v. 195. p. 2088 — were
for the purchase of $90,000 water awarded to the National Shawmut
and street bonds. Dated June 1, Bank
of
Boston, as 2.30s, at a
Offering
receive
the purchase of
$2,000,000
school bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from
1963
to 1980 inclusive.
Interest
D.
Bond
Rutland, Vermont
Junction, Tex.
Offering — Mayor H.
Bond
Hampshire County, County Board
of Education (P. O. Romney),
West Virginia
Legality approved by Storey,
until
May 22
City
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the First National Bank of Bos¬
Corp., of Texas, as 3s,
3V2s, 3.60s and 3.70s, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
TENNESSEE
Sale—The
sold to the Columbian
was
Securities
Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Bond
$385,000
park improvement
street and
Gibbs & Simons.
Trust
bids
sealed
on
The $900,000 first
—
sealed bids c/o The Vermont Bank
&
Bond Sale—An issue of
Directors,
Sale
Bond
mortgage
dormitory
revenue
bonds offered May 3—v.
195, p.
Co., Brattleboro, until 1976—were sold to the Housing
2 p.m. (EDST) on May 16 for the
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as
purchase of $57,000 school bonds. 3V2S, at a price of par.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1
from 1963 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
WEST VIRGINIA
Interest M-N.
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
to
1982
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
approved
School
'
will
Clerk,
City
Mar-
E.
Offering—Karl
Bond
Tacoma), Wash.
Wil¬
H.
of
Board of
will
receive
Chairman
liams,
to 1972 inclu¬
1963
May
purchase of $250,000 water¬
works system bonds. Dated June
Kaukauna, Wis.
Bur-
University of Puget Sound (P. O.
Offering—John
Bond
Co., Inc., as 2V2S and
2%s. Dated April 1, 1962. Due1 on
Monday, May 14, 1962
.
zahl,
Vermont
sold to
was
by
approved
Newfane Town School District,
&
Cooper
the
Legality
building bonds
school
E. Williams,
Offering—J.
Bond
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on May 16 for
Legality
cham & Blair.
No. 8
Greenville), S. C.
J-D.
VERMONT
Gregg County Consol. School Dist.
Water
O.
Greenville County, Berea
.
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