The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Established 1839
Volume
195
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Number
6161
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, May 21, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
and
SEC Registrations
stock
Avnet
Electronics
Files Exchange
Corp.
Westbury, L. I., N. Y., filed a
May 9 covering 93,000 shares
offer such stock, in exchange for
the outstanding class A and common shares of Pitt Products Limited,
of
Ontario, Canada, at the rate of one share of the company
for
each two class A shares of Pitt and 43/100 of a share for each share of
Pitt common.
St. Lawrence Industries,
Inc., which owns all of the
of
of
company
outstanding
with the SEC
proposed to
A
class
time
St.
statement
of
shares
mon
certain
it
the
may
own
to
New York Stock
or control.
The prospectus
offer o.nd sell from, time to
shares of the company to be
offer, and may, to the extent
part of the 43,000 shares.
aggregate of 81,500 outstanding com¬
43,000 common
all
an
issued for
recently
company
in
or
acquisitions.
is
company
marketing
automotive
and
ignition
tronics
principally
parts,
and
systems,
replacement
electrical
and
industries.
television
In
parts
In
for
aggregate
an
May,
the company
will
addition
certain
to
President,
Avnet,
Freeman;
trusts
sell
to
Alvin
Bennett
S.
other
and
persons
consideration
—V.
195,
for
sell
services
4,000
in
of
the
with
connection
received
company
the
Liberty
to
Condition
offered
be
Avenue,
for
public
sale
by
on
the
and
9,990
pins,
County,
brackets
National
to
and
use
and
It
Bank
of
tappets.
certain
Detroit,
aluminum
shares,
in
enable'the company,
$700,000
Products
addition
13,104
fect
in
original
Hanson,
common.
stock,
its
to acquire in December,
outstanding
then
stock
indebtedness,
the
company
has
and
to
shares
91,000
the
the
were
and
Brevard
and
a
Vice-President,
The
Brauns
Canaveral Hills
and his wife,
propose
aggregating 9,990
to sell
own
all
23.76%
of
for
the
Withdrawn—
company
Dec.
on
May 3, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 3,000,000
five cents)
to be offered at 10-cents, without
be
for
used
expansion
and
Central Ave., Phoenix,
working
is
a
capital.
broker-dealer
and
securities.
-
^
which
of
and
shares are to be offered for public sale
30,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the
Eubanks, Meyerson & Co., 216 Montgomery
127,000
Stewart,
items
consideration,
to
or
establish
to finance
one
or
more
franchised retail
foreign manufacturing operations
stores in
for prod¬
by the company.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 75,000 common and 125,000 common B
shares, of which William B. Amthor, a Vice-President, and Lincoln
W. Bartlett, President, each owns 50%
of each class.
Each proposes
to sell 15,000 common shares.
Mr. Amthor and Mr. Bartlett received
their common B shares in March, 1962, in exchange for cancellation
property,
to acquire
including
certain
organizing
group
of
clubhouse,
of
real
estate
$549,715,
capital
indebtedness
had
of
$125,000.
Courtesy Products Corp.—Common Registered—
an
The
of-which
of 1411 Palm
statement with the
company
registration
of
shares
common
stock,
to
be
San Diego,
Calif.,
filed a
SEC on May
16 covering 150,000
offered for public sale by Pacific
Street,
Co., 240 Montgomery St., San Francisco. The public
price (maximum $5 per sl\are) and underwriting terms are
.supplied by amendment. The statement also includes 15,000
shares
underlying three-year
warrants issued
to
the underwriter,
exercisable at the public offering price.
The company (formerly Morning Coffee, Inc.)
is engaged primarily
in the business of manufacturing and selling or leasing to hotels and
motels
electric
wall
units
permitting guests to prepare coffee in
their rooms, and of selling coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, cream substitute
and other incidental supplies. It recently entered the general whole¬
sale hotel and restaurant supply business and the business of manu¬
facturing and selling or leasing an electric
liquor dispensing unit
for
installation in bars. Of the net proceeds
from the stock sale,
$100,000 will be used to pay a bank loan incurred to purchase and
remodel the
company's new plant and office building, $100,000 to
provide additional capital to a subsidiary to permit it to purchase
parts, acquire labor and overhead, and provide for its general operat¬
ing capital, and the balance to permit said subsidiary to make the
final payment in connection with its purchase of a
certain patent,
patents pending and other rights, to purchase and install machinery
for packaging coffee serving ingredients and
other varieties of food
products, and for general corporate purposes including carrying of
larger
inventories, carrying of accounts
receivable, and financing
leases of coffee serving equipment and portable bars.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
company has outstanding
Coast
offering
to
and
,
addition
In
certain
to
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
125,000 shares .of common stock, of which John Shahbas, Sr., President,
52%
Sale of new stock to the public at $5 per share will result
in an increase in the book value of stock now outstanding from $1.73
owns
to
.
$2.76
book
per
share,
with
a
resulting dilution of $2.24 per share in the
equity of stock purchased by the public.
Capitol Leasing Corp.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
•
The
corporation
shares
Proceeds
of
are
licensing
on
(no
May
par)
7,
to
to be used for
Capitol
filed a "Reg. A" covering 150,000
offered at $2, without underwriting.
1962
be
the purchase of trailers and the payment
fees.
of
Delaware St., Denver, is engaged in the leasing
trailers and related equipment."—V. 195, p.'1799.
1123
auto-type utility
Commercial Trust Co.—Common
of
Registered—
The
company of 66 Pryor St., N.E., Atlanta, Ga., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on May 16 covering 150,000 shares of common
stock,
F.
Ainsley Bldg,-, Miami, Fla.. filed a registration
on May 10 covering 100,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share.
The offering will
be made on a best efforts all or n®ne basis by Willis E. Burnside &
Co., Inc., 55 Broadway, New York, which will receive a 60c per share
commission and $12,500 for expenses.
The statement also includes (1)
20,000 shares, underlying 5-year warrants sold to the underwriter at
1 mil each, exercisable at. $5.50 per share, and (2) 8,000 shares under¬
lying an option expiring 1967 held by a holder of an $85,000 note of
the company, exercisable at $5.25 per share.
Payment for all or part
of such shares may be made
by conversion of up to $42,000 of such
note.
Five-year warrants to purchase 71,000 shares at $5.50 per. share
have also been sold to certain organizers at 1 mil each.
The company was organized under Florida law in November,
1961
company, of 309
statement with the SEC
million
is primarily engaged in the business of importing
furniture, household and art goods and novelty »nd
at .discount prices.
It also subleases a portion of
store to concessionaires who operate nursery, jewelry and
cities
Will
common
Enterprises, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
The
$1,160
imported
and
of the outstanding
of their holdings
shares.
the
investment
of
possibly
other
ucts
and
outstanding
Alfred
at
additional 53,000 shares, for the property
Said
option
an
cost
and
an
estimated
2259.
p.
company
retail
its
country
a
in
$405,500 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale, $117,500
to make the regularly scheduled payment on principal
on
the existing mortgage
titles on the company's gOlf
country club project, and the balance for certain construction
improvements at said project.
;
.
:
1961,
by-
151,479 class B common shares (after giving ef¬
recapitalization) of which Frederick W. Braun, Board
Braun,
President, each owns 38.08%
of
the
45.04%
of the class B shares.
In addition, Robert W.
club
state¬
marketing
used
owned
and
services
company.
adjusted
common
certain
operating
cabana
registration
a
liquor departments.
In
addition to direct imports for . retail sale
through its own store, the company imports the same products and
certain other products
for sale to wholesale purchasers upon firm
orders.
The
net
proceeds from the company's sale
of additional
stock will be added to general funds for additional working capital
recent
a
Chairman,
common
of
Corp.
to
common
to
other things,
and
to
are
thereof.
interest
(together with $50,000 on deposit)
(the balance subject to a mortgage) the land
50%
owning
pool and
filed
(par
company
decorative
...
the
be
parts
$200,000
among
cash,
for
the
improvements,
purchase for $500,000
building presently occupied
In
The
and
52
$227,181 was paid in cash and $322,534 paid by notes secured by mort¬
gages, which notes and mortgages were assumed by the company.
Of
company,
Allied
52
51
of
Y.,
San Francisco, heads the list of underwriters.
The public offer¬
price (maximum $5 per share) and underwriting terms are to
supplied by amendment. The statement also includes 10,000 shares
underlying three-year warrants Issued to the underwriter, exercisable
Initially at 110 % of the public offering price.
K
motels
consideration
acquired by
and
for
houses,
together with warrants for
also
as the main office and plant of the
$75,000 to pay the balance owed on additional manufacturing
equipment, and the balance for working capital.
Said loans from
Talcott, were incurred
(in the aggregate amount of $963,053.66)
to
swimming
N.
ing
Canaveral area), developing real estate owned
and building private homes, multiple dwellings, apart¬
and a shopping center, and possibly a hospital,
bowling alley and an office building. The organizers of the company
received 125,000 common shares, of which 34,000 shares were issued
ment
manufactures lock nuts
by the cold extrusion
method.
Of the $1,075,000 estimated net proceeds from the company's
sale of debentures and
additional common stock,
together with the
proceeds of a $500,000 bank loan, $900,000 will be used to pay in full
obligations owing to James Taleott, Inc., $65,000 to pay a note held by
arm
others,
among
golf course,
Florida (Cape
Donald
and
of
company,
stockholders
be
by the company,
produces automotive parts manufactured by the cold
method, including spark plug shells, switch housings, pistol
idler
purposes,
and
the
St.,
13
and
the
club
company
electrical
for
the
by
acquisition.
for
23%.
group
of
Company of 460 Bay St., San Francisco, filed a registration
with the SEC on !May 14, covering 157,000 shares of com¬
stock,
mon
of
____
Detroit, Mich., filed a
11 covering $400,000 of
company
The
holders
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52
The Course of Bank Clearings
49
ment.
extrusion
1
2
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks..
in
a
principal
statement
59
of Member Banks
the
CostvPlus, Inc.—Common Registered—. ■>
%
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
public offering price for the common shares (maximum $9 per share)
and underwriting terms for botli issues are to be supplied by amend¬
The
Statement
Place,
program,
Corporate of 5133 N.
%
Federal Reserve System
Foreign Exchange Rates
or
outstanding stock, by the holders thereof.
Watling, Lerchen &
Ford Building,
Detroit, heads
£he list of underwriters.
The
Co.,
Proceeds
•
■
,
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable____
May
fund subordinated debentures due 1974 (with attached
warrants to purchase 20,000 common shares), to be offered for public
sale in $1,000 units and at 100%
of principal amount.
The statement
also includes 109,990 shares of common stock, of which 100,000 shares
are
>'
Corporation and Investment News..
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
Co.—Debentures—Common Reg'd
of 19001 Glendale
statement with the SEC
company
registration
6Va%
sinking
being
■
Irving
195,
on
shares
underwriter
1921.
p.
Braun Engineering
The
shares
40
State and
up
to
'
>
are
underwriting.
General
to
pursuant
intend
Inc.
*
•
4
1962
company
common
40
Miscellaneous) Features
65,000 shares of the company received (or
to
be
received)
to the company's
acquisition of Liberty
Records
(including partners of Crowell, Weedon & Co. who received
4,500 shares of Liberty's stock in connection with an underwriting
of Liberty's securities in
1960); and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith
V
17,
40
New York Stock Exchange... 40
Transactions -American Stock Exchange.____ 42
■
wife,
Corporate Underwriters Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Transactions
Robert
Waronker,
Simon
intend
Averages.
of
construction
May
The
•
will
indebted¬
withdrew its registration statement
29, 1961 which covered 2,000,000
common
shares
to have
been
offered
publicly through Continental
Securities Corp., Salt Lake City.—V. 195, p. 216.
42
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices....
his
Continental Investment Corp.—SEC Reg.
46
^•
current
institutions;
management officials as
Chairman and President
originally filed with the SEC
41
Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
to pay certain secured
proceeds from
of $2,300,000
borrowings,
Vanneman.
1962-66.—V.
On
40
41
indebtedness,
and
40
40
acquire in
the company has outstanding
(prior to said acquisitions), of which
H. Avnet, Board Chairman, own
12%
and
13.1%, respectively, and management officials as a group
34.8%.
Jack Stadler,
Shirley Freeman and Mervin Hurwitz, former
stockholders of Freeman, intend to sell from time to time up to 12,500
shares
received
by them pursuant to the company's acquisition of
Lester
&
company,
years
Exchange
and
Board
Vanneman,
company's
shares of common stock
2,208,105
The
38
of
the sale
bank
with
the SEC on
May 16 covering $100,000,000 of first and
refunding mortgage bonds due 1992
(series V),
to
be offered for
public sale at competitive bidding on June 19, 1962. The net proceeds
from the bond sale, together with other funds, will be applied to the
38
Over-the-Counter
starting, lighting
parts for the elec¬
financial
net
The
from
certain
ment
38
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
368,366 common shares, substantially
all
of the assets of Liberty Records, Inc.,
which is engaged in the
production and distribution of single records and popular long-playing
albums, both in monaural and stereophonic sound, and to a minor
extent in the music publishing business.
The company also recently
acquired the outstanding stock of Freeman Products Corporation in
exchange for common shares (not less than 50,000), based on a pur¬
chase price of $1,350,000:
Freeman is engaged in the distribution of
metal, wood and plastic component items utilized in the assembly of
various lighting fixtures, lamps and giftware products.
exchange
33
38
Stock
powers.
and
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Bonds Reg.
47
Montreal
for
replacement
28
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
engaged
extensive
an
D.
Etheridge
16
64%;
owns
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
in the business of assembling, processing
line of electrical connectors and in mar¬
keting transistors, diodes, capacitors and other items related to the
electronics,
communications,
aircraft,
missile,
utility
and
business
machine
industries.
Pitt is engaged in the wholesale distribution of
The
and
trust
the proceeds
notes
$6,508,223
and
Vanneman,
Hilda
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
connection with
follows:
banks
Detroit Stock Exchange..
any
or
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange--.
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
New York Stock
to the exchange
pledge
Inc.
K.
Page
agreed to accept the com¬
such common shares and any
also- -intends
includes
also
Stock and Bond Quotations
has
to
respect
which
sold,
not
are
Pitt,
of
with
Pitt
Lawrence
by it pursuant
they
The
shares
10,750 of the
to
up
on
is
offer
of
shares
that
received
that
It
common
exchange
pany's
states
Street,
State
70
s'ock.
common
with
$1,027,070
(plus interest)
to pay long-term secured notes payable to insurance
companies; and
$204,000 (plus interest)
to pay subordinated indebtedness.
In
addition to various indebtedness, the company has outstanding
199,239 shares of common stock, of which Etheridge & Vanneman,
Secondary—
registration statement
exercises
and
together
subordinated
and
as
to
ness
In This issue
Plan and
used
sale,
senior
be
The
agent
escrow
the
of
SEC FILINGS
•
S.
to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by
Moseley & Co., 135 South LaSalle St., Chicago, and Courts &
Marietta St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. The public offering price
(maximum
$13
amendment.
issuable
6%%
share) and underwriting terms are. to be supplied
The statement also Includes 47,619 common shares
per
conversion of the company's outstanding. $500,000 of
convertible junior subordinated notes due 1972, presently held
upon
by the First Electronics Fund and the First Electronics Fund-2.
The
operations of the company consist primarily of (1) administra¬
of mortgage loans for institutional
investors,
(2)
and acquiring mortgage loans for sale to institutional
investors, (3) the consumer loan (small loan) business and the sale,
as
agent or broker,
of insurance incidental to - the consumer loan
business, and (4) servicing and financing activities involving mortgage
loans secured by "shell housing." The- company also serves as custodian
tion
600,000 shares of jommon stock, of which Charles H. Brown, President,
and his wife, own 23.5%, and management officials as a group 27.5'/#.
11
Co.,
by
Securities
be
(servicing)
originating
Dart Drug Corp.—Debentures
Registered—
of 5458 Third St., N. E. Washington, D. C., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 10 covering $1,000,000 of
convertible subordinated debentures due 1977, to be offered for public
sale at 100% of principal amount. The offering will be made by Laird
& Co., Nemours Building;, Wilmington, Del., and Jones, Kreeger & Co.,
1615 Eye St., N. W. Washington, D. C. The underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
The company and its subsidiaries are engaged in operating 14 dis¬
count retail drug stores, primarily in the Washington, D. C'., metropoli¬
tan area.
Of the net proceeds from the debenture sale, $300,000 will
jge used to pay bank loans incurred for working capital and to purchase
The
company,
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2374)
balance
the
and
1962
working capital and to open new
for
The
such stores. The company now oper¬
contemplates opening about eight new stores through
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
475 840 class A common shares (non-voting) and 129,260 class B com¬
mon
shares
of which Herbert H. Haft, President, and Gloria G. Haft,
his wife and a company Vice-President, own an aggregate of 44.5%
of the class A and 100'/;
of the class B shares.—V. 191, p. 1564.
and to
14 stores and
Plohn
Co.,
&
the SEC
14
Y.—V.
N.
195,
745.
p.
with
the
SEC
-
By
St.,
bench saws and
arc
and it also engages in
welders:
U.
>-A,
S.
Electrical
Motors
has
been
interest rate senior securities
competitive fixed
41
-
in
engaged
the
manufacture
and
OF
came
pace
A'
to
16.
to the
LEAD
For the
the
A-AA
-*45
,
ILLINOIS
THIS
WEEK'S
8
The
LIGHT
SLATE
28
DAY
May 21-May 26—_
June
May 18, 1961
*
owners;
Issues of $1
TO HEAVY FOREIGN FLOTATIONS
Financial writers and
analysts have taken notice of the extent of foreign flotations
evidenced by the outpouring of their recent comments pointing this up. Last
February 5
we made the reminder of the paradoxical situation being created by our
departure from "bills only" in our open market operations. We called as our-expert
none
other than the principal cooperator In the "nudging" policy—the Fed¬
His Joint Economic Committee
testimony of
eral Reserve Board Chairman.
January
capital outflow be influenced by the "level
"by .and large,.
' differences
between
money rates here and abroad do not appear to be a primary determinant of
capital
movements either from or to th? United StateA"
Instead,, Readmitted, "the ready
30, 1962, noted that only in part
of short-term interest rates."
can our
He warned
,
.A'
.
.
.
filed
<
registration
a
10 catering $2,185,000 of limited part-
.
>
[exert]
.
an
;
.
The alarming facts
'
A
,,
(Thousands of dollars)
,
.
are
.
.
the nongovern-r
A.\
;
•
.
..
February
•
March
$2,838
47,316
94,495
COMPETITIVE
NEGOTIABLE
AND
VISIBLES
Total
Total
Corporates
Municipals*
$274,460,000
80,504,000
79,351,000
156,546,000
Corporate
Stocks
$50,250,500
414,529,000
159,568,000
94,770,000
$107,735,500
454,629,000
300,934,300
141,020,000
Total
of Both
Financings
$382,195,500
535,133,000
380,285,300
297,566,000,
$590,861,000 $1,595,179,800
$336,256,300
$641,770,000
$785,697,500 $1,121,953,800
$566,960,000 $1,688,913,800
$406,157,000 $1,388,522,990
million
or
$340,595,990
more.
$982,365,990
t Memorial
Day Week.
COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
This Week
Last Week
$546,645,100 (43)
May 18,1961
126,002,820 (39)
$901,770,000
342,778,150
$672,647,920 (82)
$726,428,920
(89)
$1,244;548,150
$800,084,000(245)
585,107,000(317)
$851,875,200(263)
$405,048,210
665,975,000(312)
586,512,400
$1,385,191,000(562)
$1,517,850,200(575)
$991,560,610
—
f$2,057,838,920(644)
$2,244,279,120(664)
$2,236,108,76Q
Total municipals with dates
Total of both finan&ogS——
>"$685,341,000(100)
$2,743,179,920(744)
$634,968,000(103)
$2,879,247,120(7.67)'
$536,057,000
$2,772,165,760
Total bonds—
Corp. stocks with dates—A
Corp. stocks without dates—
Total stocks—
Total
^
-
:
•/
'*
—
corporates.—
Data in parentheses denote the number of capital issues to be
publicly offered
for additional capital and refunding by nonfinancial and financial corporations
including investment cos., and for the owners. Excluded are private placements and
such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion and for
issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "frbm time-to-time sales."
•
~
f Includes $12,135(000 in two equipment trust certificates with assigned dates;
four preferi-eds with sales dates amounting to $39 million; and 117 issues of $300,000
or less of which 44 have sales dates posted.
</
y
.
*
■
*
Issues
of $1 million
larger.
or
INDETERMINATE
,
FLOAT
This Week
Corporate stocks and bonds*—-
WOULD LEAD
witness
1
bring out 335,000 shares of MARADEL
WM. McC. MARTIN HAD ACCURATELY PREDICTED NUDGING
York,
(49)
(40)
plus
common.
May
New
$584,526,300
141,902,620
Thursday, May 24, $10 million SALT RIVER PROJECT AGRICULTURAL IMPROVE¬
MENT & POWER DISTRICT, ARIZ.; $4,858,000 SALEM, ORE.
During the week it
as
•;
Corp. bonds without dates—
310,000 shares of stock in units via Dempsey-Tegeler; .and $10 million LOUISI¬
ANA GAS SERVICE CO. first mortgage bonds noncallable for five years, while
present issues are rated Baa.
A
here
1962.
.
and
PRODUCTS
on
A A:A'A/'-;;"
•
VESTMENT TRUST beneficial interests via Stroud & Co., and Walston & Co.;
300,000 shares of ROSENAU BROTHERS common via Burnham & Co., and Zuckerman & Smith; and McWOOD CORP. $3,1 million subordinated convertible debentures
may
the SEC
40th
■
Corp. bonds with dates
.
$5 million PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE IN¬
possible that Hornblower & Weeks
with
East
10
$719,117,500 $1,004,318,800
TOTAL
Wednesday, May 23, $57,330,000 NEW YORK STATE; $9,905,000 STATE OF MIS¬
SISSIPPI; $6,024,000 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TEXAS; and $4.5 million
HENRICO COUNTY, VA. In the corporate sector there may be offered 290,000 shares
of IPCO HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORP,, via Shearson, Hammill & Co. with 90,000 of
the
respectively.
shares.
19,760
$285,201,300
week——
Last
com¬
-
9__
Total
V,-.,
equipment trust certificates; and UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO.'s $32 million
petitive first mortgage bonds with an A rating and initial public offering
coupons on the bonds; and 480,000 cumulative preferred shares.
>A,
4-June
June 11-June 16—
Tomorrow, May 22, WAYNES COUNTY, MICH., will offer $18,270,000; DADE
COUNTY, FLA., $9 million, and MADISON, WISC., $6.7 million.
Among the corporates set for Tuesday are; $4.035;000 NORTHERN PACIFIC RY.
those shares sold by
statement
■
$57,485,000
40,100,000
141,366,300
46,250,000
2t_
May 28-June
Today, May 21, THE STATE OF ILLINOIS will seek, bids for $95 million; and the
GULF STATES UTILITIES similarly will seek $17 million for its first mortgage
A. A
The-company,- of
Bonds
exchange; now today's $100 million more new bills—and still the gold outflow on
May 16 was $34 million, and the. average for the week ending May 16 was $44 mil¬
lion. All the tinkering with interest rates here, and cooperative tinkering abroad,
•still can't convince the tinkerers that treating symptoms instead of the fundamental
economic forces at work is incorrect. Our economic analysis is faulty and, as a
result, our reactions fruitless.
is
-
$1.3 billion and the remainder
is said to be again disturbed about the competitive foreign short-term
interest rate, and apparently the recent lowering of the British Bank Rate to 4V2%
has not helped matters much. Actually, while the Fed and the Treasury have been
both coping with this problem with the tools they believe best, long-term funds
have been leaving this country, too—out the back door of our artificially lowered
capital yields. Thus, like a leaky bucket American money still flows out because it
finds short-term yields abroad attractive, and foreigners like our low long-term
yields. Last week (to the Treasury's regret) commercial finance paper rates were?
lowered; the Federal Reserve sold bills to depress the price and increase the yield;
the recent Treasury refunding went all out on generous yields for its shortest-term
'
12,920 to
Esquire Realty Co.—Securities Registered—
'
1
Corporate
The Treasury
bonds.
from
$11,532
$53,740
-034.684
9,852
-0Add to this the following for April and May: privately placed $100 million Aluminum
Co. of Canada; $5 million Compagnie Francaise des Petroles; and $5 million Allgemeine Elektricitaets-Gesellschaft. Also, these public offerings: $10 million Oslo, Nor¬
way; $20 million Kingdom of Denmark; $25 million New Zealand, Government of; $25
million European Coal & Steel Community; $§,7(5Q>OOA;«TaPsn F^nd, !pc.;,$17.5 million
Japan Development Bahk; pending $15. mUJion Copep,h$gen Teip^phbher<Cp,^ pending
Philips N,V;; -pending- Jamaica Public Service Ltd.
'virw
;'n>- •*'*
April and May already indicate $440 million will be raised. When added to the first
quarter, 1962, there is every indication that more dollars will be raised in this year's
first 6 months than in the full 12 months each of 1961, 1960, and possibly even 1959;
the Treasury will be dipping into
$1,802,351,000. The 91-day bills will be around
will consist of $600 million of 183-day bills.
and
638.
p.
International
market for approximately $100 million cash—making it a total of $1.4
manner. The Treasury today invites tenders for two series
for
90,440 and 49,400 shares,
sell amounts ranging
to
propose
195,
Foreign Corporate Issues
Foreign Government Issues--
AA
vAy2&
Chairman
an
January
Treasury bills in the approximate aggregate amount of $1.9 billion in exchange
of
—V.
decline in governmental borrowing.
obtained in this
billion
receive
they propose to sell 142,918,
Others
..A
UTAH POWER
OFFERINGS'
14th time since the beginning of the year
money
37
NEW YORK AND
AND
and
will
who
,
POSTPONEMENTS
.
OF
as a group own 8.3'ft,
W. S. Snead is Board
Parsons
is President.
The prospectus
lists 12
selling stock¬
aggregate of 1,.743,022 shares pursuant
to
the
acquisition
(and subsequent liquidation of
S.
Electrical
Motors).
Grace C. Steel,-George T. Pilegar and The Grace C. Steele
Trust
will receive
57L710, 361,760 and 197,600 shares, respectively,
mental accelerated rises in
in postponements looks something like this for the following dates:
May 17,
May 10,
April 12,
(Day)
,
:
1962 A
1962
1962
Year Ago
Postponed issues
STATES
R.
.
A.-
(Cf. footnote in the Indeterminate Backlog Table below.)
to
$151,583
$363,202
$68,109
219,915
82,000
394,986
International
;
16,184104,347
22,217
109,459
Note the reversal and then the increase in private foreign flotations here compared
numbered
45 according to our May 17 survey and amounted to $169,817,000 for the. SEC regis¬
tered issues. In the period from April until May 17, the SEC tabulated a total of
39 withdrawals, and for the same period last year—in fact through May—with¬
drawals
addition
Foreign Corporate Issues—__ $168,946
Foreign Government Issues._
523,440
Corporate public offerings declared postponed, temporarily or indefinitely,
changed
In
.
,
foreign corporation's stockholder rights offering sets off next week's formidable
demana for capital funds—i e„ Philips N. V. shares of common. The May 28 week
has been enlarged by the shift of four larger issues which had been tentatively
set for this week but were pushed back when the D-J rally in the middle of the
A
THE PACE
the company proposes
division.
a
measures.
A; : "
"A
'
* .AAAA
Incongruously, but not surprisingly, Mr. Martin had foretold what would occur in
Yet he has maintained
'
.'A.,-.;.'
Aav:A:<: AA-''.'~ AA
(Thousands of dollars)
Nudging
—
—Before Nudging—
1961
' 1st Qtr. 1962
■
'
'
■
1959 A :
I960
nicipals; three others are utility debt issues; another is an equipment trust certifi¬
cate; and the last fixed-interest rate bid issue is a utility's cumulative preferred.
WATCHING
as
makingcredit abundant here and at depressed cyclical yields.
superabundant credit.
,.V>-A AA.AA-./.v^yAy^A'AAA-
totaling $339,495,000
/
on
A.
y AA' A A • AA
Our policy of domestic high short-term rates and low long-term rates has not suc¬
ceeded in arresting the capital outflow.
Nudging was initiated a year ago. last
February; yet the 1961 outflow Was greater than 1960 and this year, so far, each
month has {lad an, accelerated volume. All this despjte successive lowering of the
British Bank Rale; our timid approach toward foreign exchange forward operations;
large flotations of short-term Treasury issues; foreign central bank cooperation on
.
A'. \o '
carried
gold and other technical
-
for bidding this week. Thirty-six of them are tax-exempts with a gross dollar
volume of $274,460,000 and three of them alone account for $104,130,000 of the mu¬
subsided.
and upon its purchase
be
availability of credit at rates competitive with other markets may
'
up
week
W.
holders
^Important influence;"*' A-':"v i;:r'
SIDNEY BROWN
respondingly, lighten the shprt week.
are
officials
.
products
of
missiles ar.d airframe s/ructures.
including complex .electronic systems,
will
research,
certain military
development ana production
engineering,
motors;
business
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 5,203,625 shares
common
stock
(prior to said acquisition), of which management
of
New
Competitive bids for senior debt capital take up the bulk of this week's moderately
kcav., xiiidiieiug schedule. And the.calendar's biggest week in dollar terms is being
groomed for the earlier part of next "week—a foreshortened week because Memorial
Day falls on Wednesday. A depressed stock market can easily, of course, cause many
of the issues tentatively slated for that week to be pushed further back and, cor¬
There
.
such
.
certain
shares
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead A
,
May
on
electrical
of
that
Louis, Mo., filed a regis¬
14,
covering 435,784 out¬
Ave., St.
thereof
Wall
devices,
withdrew its registration statement
Feb. 5, 1962 which covered 100,000
publicly at 34 per share through
on
offered
been
have
to
common
Charles
with
filed
originally
the company
17, <1962
May
8100 Florissant
of comon stock, to be offered for public sale by the
through underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
York.
The public offering price (maximum $40
per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Such shares are part of an aggregate of 1,884,496 shares to be issued
by the company in July 1,962, in exchange for all of the assets and
liabilities of U. S. Electrical Motors, Inc., a California company.
The company and its subsidiaries are engaged in the design, developn> no
aud
manufacture of certain commercial products including
electric motors, lighting fixtures,
fans, air-conditioners, electric heat
holders
Components, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
Eldre
On
of
statement-
standing
to certain
In addition
1963
company
tration
provide inventory for
1963
ates
sale
Emerson Electric Mfg. Co.—'Common Registered—»
in April,
available
discount retail drug stores through
for the company's latest store opened
will be added to general funds to be
inventory and equipment
.
1
$900,000,000
Lastlfreek
$805,500,000
*
This table comprises reported financing plans which have not been
finalized and; also, postponed and indefinite issues which may be re¬
scheduled later as a forthcoming offering. Removed from the latter,
example was the.STAR TANK AND BOAT CO. which went out May 17
hut had been in the postponed status the week before.
The May 17
Chronicle corporate calendar contained 45 postponed and indefinite issues
with an aggregate dollar value of $169,817,000. This includes such recent
additions as WHIRLPOOL CORP.; SCRIPPS-HOWARD BROADCAST¬
ING CO.; VAPOR CORP.; TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO., and KELLEY
REALTY CORP. Excluded are the non-SEC registered McGRAW-HILL
PUBLISHING CO.; KELLOGG CO. and YAM PAX secondaries.
*
-
*
s
*:<•<•:
•<
A.
.
-
.
'
-
;
;
>r
May 17, 1962.
Volume
195
Number
6161
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2375)
3
'
nership
interests* in
$5,000 per
Esquire
law
in
the
interest.
Realty
partnership,
No
is
April,
1962,
and
limited
a
be
to
offered
is involved.
underwriting
partnership
for
sale
public
•
•
.
'
at*
.
•
under
organized
with
Benjamin Kaufman,
Shabse
Nathan P. Jacobs,
located
&
self-service
a
the
discount
sellers in
each
Jacobs,
as
convey
the
payments
department
of
by
or
and
original
June,
sub-leases
the sellers.
of
Kaufman
and
1962.
which
liens
are
consideration
As
limited
company
partners
$5,000
thrift
will
the
on
such
for
receive
Thrift
be
of
1,
filed
certificates
for
used
3902
finance
1962
multiples
or. any
to
are
industrial
May
on
fully oaid
Proceeds
First
property
First
the general-,
subordinate part¬
conveyance,
$20,000
of
W.
to
"Reg.
a
6th
A"
offered
be
thereof.
of
No
at
In
par
/
The
Suite
in
with
exchange
&
the
SEC
stock.
common
Farmers
common
stock.
It
at
$20
share
by
212,
Los
V
.
Angeles,
is
an-
■%•%/
for
of
all
Merchants
Pike, Arlington, Va.,
the
125-lor-l
basis)
and
100,000
10
be
the
company's
of
at
least
banking subsidiaries
in
Virginia.
stockholder
of
basis).
In
the
On
bank
engaged in
the
holding
general
commercial
by
President,
ficials
32.26%
owns
as
a
group
standing class A and class
:
*s':'
'
'
Floseal
"
/
The
with
busi-
'bfliOO
statement
common
at
>
shares.—V.
B
195,
0".
,<
6.
p.
;
"
A->
stock,
to
be
the
SEC
offered
for
for
10
May
on
sale
to
market
prices
377,067
holders
(2)
thereof
53,504
from
shares
The f company
oping its
to
the
'■!;-. 'J:
covering
filed
169,420
stockholders
other
of
of
the
die
west
patents.
the
for
Eddy
operating
balance
will
be
^
ended
years
loss
for
tus
states
the
May
ten
31,
months
that
such
the
of
only
r
sale
proceeds
be
used
Investment
to
to
Co.,
and
to
ahd
in
In
addition,
consideration
Dec.
11,
1960
and
ended
1961
March
for
shares
common
for
patents,
dered.
such
Act
A
ager
are
cur¬
by
as
debts
and
of
is
of
said
patents,
and
in
deferred
cancellation
the company's
from
indebtedness
pay
fiscal
and
The
have
to
From
been
Oct.
issued
has
which
and
outstanding
shares
977,067
of
common
is
of
16,
1961
with
of
the
nership interests,
D.
Zuckerman
partner.
property
is
a
general
on
Ave.,
May
offered
14
for
organized
Elliot
S.
partners
New
York,
covering
public
under
Gross,
...The
in
sale
New
will
working
at
Simeon
F.
law
in
Gross
Jarcho
as
G.E.M.
a
service
station
International
and
dry
Inc.
retail
cleaning
plant.
discount
The
total
price of $1,568,568,
institutional
paid
first
$50,000 upon
tional
$50,000
on
consisting of $718,568
&
Co.,
$5,000
to
the
William
of
Old
in
1962
limited
partner
and
Dana
Seibert,
FINANCIAL
Treasurer;
3,
187?.
be
to
sales
and
is
Mabey
in
22.7c
of
as
the
.
man¬
fee
the
sale
limited
own
line
that
104
in
SEC
to
100,000
194,
1961
publicly
the
the
stock
company
10c)
be
1962
4,
offered
to be
for
used
filed
tools
at
which
equipment,
On
sale
and
of
Ave.,
pure
food
in
presi¬
trustee
as
Chicago,
16
filed
covering
(with
a
$800,000
perpetual
warrants
Calif.
public
The
supplied
receive
by
500
offering
price
amendment.
warrants
to
Each
purchase
to be supplied by amendment).
manufacture and sale of electrically
the
tools.
be
added
used
to
Of
to
the
used
inventories.
officials
as
from
payable
and
outstanding
management
195,
proceeds
notes
funds
and
has
company
net
retire
general
receivable
the
which
to
addition
In
750,000
a
the
banks,
working
as
to
shares
group
of
44%
own
A
Sept.
on
been
named.—V.
25,
offered
194,
Registration.
registration
which
1961,
$5
at
statement
120,000
covered
share
per
through
an
1428.
p.
Proceeds
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
May
on
&
be
filed
1962
10c)
Inc.,
Co.,
to
are
3,
(par
shares
common
Schaftel
Reese,
for
used
"Reg.
a
A"
offered
be
to
80.006
covering
$3.75,
at
through
and
working
Y.
N.
equipment,
expansion
capital.
of
Saturn
10665
.manufacture,
filters
Blvd?, Dallas,
Hines
Harry
assembly
transformers,
is
distribution
of
similar electronic
and
and
in
the design,
fidelity
amplifiers,
engaged
high
equipment.
Sehlumberger Ltd.—Common Registered—
The
sale
the
Stanley
of
thereof
holders
(maximum
Building.
Southwest
underwriters
through
May
Houston,
covering
11
offered
headed
for
public
Morgan
New York.
The public offering price
underwriting terms are to be supplied
Wall Street,
$80 per share)
and
Co.,
&
the
statement
with
the SEC
on
of common stock, to be
shares
outstanding
by
Bank
408
registration
a
700,000
by
of
company,
filed
2
by
amendment.
The
manufactures
ponents
and
the
by
the laws of
under
the Netherlands
stock,
G.
H.
In
for
the
of
management
Board
Chairman
decedants
the
as
Pierre
Maroel
descendants and
such
own
aggregate
an
sell
to
the
700,000
shares,
Presi¬
trusts created
of
about
outstanding stock.
The prospectus lists
(including trustees of trusts for the benefit
propose
is
Schlumberger.
23
including
66.3%
de¬
such
of
of
some
Jeanne
(Mrs.
Schlumberger,
Sylvie
Boissonnas, and
Pierre
Schlumberger,
365,175
and
403,385
shares,
respectively.
Tney
24.3,863,
own
to
propose
others
com¬
about
own
group
a
Schlumberger
and
Conrad
descendants
such
of
officials
and
of
the company, spouses of
who
the
designs
equipment,
company's
them)
it
the
which
of
Doll' is
scendants
sell
150,000,
sale,
Schlumberger
abqut 53%
103,250 and 100,000 shares .respectively; and
amounts ranging from 1,000 to 98,000 shares.
selling stockholders and other members of the
will own in the aggregate, directly or indirectly,
sell
to
propose
such
After
addition,
electro-mechanical
and
Antilles)
with
connection
recent
addition,
benefit
the
in
In
such operations having been recently expanded
acquisition of Daystrom, Inc.
In addition to
company has outstanding 5,333,587 shares of
systems,
indebtedness,
S%.
dent.
electronic
company's
certain
common
par
(organized
company
provides electrical logging and related services
drilling and Operations of oil and gas wells.
the
family
of the
outstanding stock of the company.—V. 195, pv,1598.
.
The
92,300
products,
engaged
developed
from
formulas.
Pacific
of
Power
of
company,
registration
220
statement
Co.—Bonds
South
with
mortgage bonds due
competitive bidding June 26.
at
be
applied
$3,400,000)
new
for
the
to
will
for
The
1992,
to
The
filed
J.
in
United
fluctuations in
from
bank
that
the
bond
loans
and
purposes,
the
such
sale
(estimated
balance
for
expenditures
2154.
p.
Papert, Koenig, Lois, Inc.—Class A Registered—
department
will
above
The
.
be
an
contributed
statement
of
class
through
with
A
9
Rockefeller
the SEC
stock,
be
to
on
headed
underwriters
10
May
offered
Plaza,
for
by
price
supplied
(maximuif
by
$8
amendment.
New
covering
public
York,
filed
100,000
sale
by
the
The
holders
thereof
& Co.,
30 Broad St., and
both of New York.
The public offer¬
and underwriting
statement also includes
terms
are
12,000
The
to
business
of
is! an
developing
advertising
and
on
(no
the
will
company and
be
underwritten
May
4,
Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
which
6,000 shares
by
filed
1962
of
par),
Frank
"Reg.
a
54,000
Mohn
J.
A"
shares
stockholders
by
covering
to
are
at
Investment
$5.
be
engaged
advertising
principally
for
its
in
clients
the
and
arranging for the publication and dissemination of advertising in vari¬
ous media/ including,
among others, newspapers, magazines, radio and
60,000
offered
The
offering
Securities,
San
Francisco.
Proceeds
Solo
coin
of
of
are
to
be
219-9th
operated
used
Street,
for
San
amusement
debt
repayment
Francisco,
rides
for
is
and
working
engaged
in
capital.
the
operation
children.
Southern Land, Timber & Pulp Corp.—Common
agency
preparing
by
be
Adolph N. Hult, the finder.
company
company
shares
common
outstand¬
to
ing class A shares underlying 3-year warrants to be sold by .the holders
thereof to the Andresen firm for $120, exercisable at a price to be
sup¬
plied by amendment.
Andresen intends to sell at cost 1,000 of such
warrants
The
registration
outstanding shares
share)
per
a
Andresen
Oppenheimer & Co., 25 Broad St.,
ing
Solo Amusement & Vending
'
of
company,
The
but
of
corporation
registration
outstanding
unissued
615
statement
shares of
shares,
Peachtree,
with
the
common
150,000
SEC
stock
shares
St.,
on
N.
E.,
May
(including
subject to
Atlanta,
11,
Ga.,
7,976,643
options
held
Reg'd
filed
States,
U.
rate of
S.
Possessions
exchange,
and
remittance
Members
for
of
foreign
Pan
American
subscriptions
Union,
$65.00
per
year;
In
Dominion
of
Canada,
and advertisements must be made in New York fuada.
$68.00
'
*
per
year.
Other
countries,
$72.00
a
18,926,375
covering
subscribed
by
officers
(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;
Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [*very Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
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
the
a
covering
$5,000,000
for public sale
at
proceeds
outstanding
construction
Nev.;"
Reno,
11
offered
be
net
of
Registered—
Street,
May
on
company
estimates
$11,660,000.—V. 193,
about
be
SEC
payment
incurred
construction.
1962
Virginia
the
first
will
is
withdrew* its
company
have
to
Electronics
Saxton
covering
new
SEC
Corp.
CHRONICLE
George
.
1320.
p.
Chemical
the
1962
corporation
class
without underwriting.'
products
be
Fibre
not
131,500
A.
Minneapolis,
Ave.,
May
1972
be
will
President.—V.
is
shares
Saturn
The
increase
'
A"
Hills,
garden
will
accounts
&
underwriter,
banks.
covered
expansion,
N.,
Pardi,
price per share
a
hand
of
11,
May
common
-
Hillsboro
acquired
were
shares.
on
due
to
are
originally filed wioh the SEC
statement
G.
(at
will
carry
Cutrone
Dec.
certain
three
capital.
2840
and
dry-
300,000
of 100,000 common shares), to be offered
underwriters
headed
by
Aetna
Securities
York, and Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc.,
is engaged
stock,
Rubber
which
of
and
through
$3.25,
Queens
offering
outstanding
Registered—
SEC
debenture
$350,000
balance
the
the
Beverly
terms
and
sale,
founders of
by
registration
"Reg.
a
in
Withdrawn—
Foods, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
May
underlying
$50.
Violet
Claremont
North
New
$1,000
company
1977
at
1426.
p.
has
shares.
48,000
owns
with
Drive,
a
shares
Sierra
working
of
Sept. 26,
offered
City.—V.
of
common
Marcel)
on
been
Canon
underwriting
to
y
of
114.
its
for
stores
County,
then outstanding which
debentures
Broadway,
indebtedness,
with
of
financing
indebtedness
withdrew
fee,
retail
Nassau
It
shares
the company for $150,
shares
underlying
like
book
share,
offered
from
Ill
certain
Fund,
of
the
back
411
statement
subordinated
N.
full,
the
in
equity
been
credit
of
current
company
the
on
exclusive
Pardi,
of
company,
debenture
are
stock,
of
per
book
lease
and
the
com¬
capacity.
officers
$2.31
other
arranged
reduce
p.
have
York
(par
are
John
of
sons
the
through
Certifi¬
three
and
also
have
to
by
252,000
to sell
proposes
aggregate
accumu¬
an
Industries, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
Fashioned
Fashioned
of
services.
shares
common
an
becomes
common
stated
sale
and
the
increase
the
public
15.000
by
5,000
finders
a
as
and
related
sale
of
which
President
to
for
stock, after giving effect to a recent recapitalization
were
issued in exchange for the 2,333 preferred
shares then outstanding (excluding abou.t H66
capital
Withdraw SEC Registration
were
had
it
to
the
to
shares
and
chain
City
and
includes
underwriter
inc.,
a
York
public
the
■
of
this
are
an
President,
$2,000,000
195,
1962
with
corporation
offered
common
and 20
common
slock
1962,
31,
of
Queens, N. Y„ filed a
15.covering 100,000 but-
May
be
aiso
the
Delegor,
purchase
($23,000),;
Plan
both
in
*'
,
Astoria,
on
to
share,
to
According to the
personnel
shares
company
from
from
a
used
New
to
6 Va %
John
payment
duties
Fund
Jan.
971.
p.
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
Subscription
Op ,account of the
of
195,
George
the
cash
has
1962
engaged
result
which
that
the'manufacture
its
partnership.
Chicago 3, Illinois
March
NOTE:
original
for
the
prospectus,
its
Fund,
the
A
Western
statement filed with the SEC on
$2,200,000 of sinking fund debentures due
$2,000,000
inventory and
of about $850,000. The general partners
the signing of the contract and deposited an addi¬
April 30. The $618,568 balance is to be paid at
THE COMMERCIAL AND
Street,
Inc.,
Old
mortgage
partnership interest. The
out
class
shares
70
and
the
and
to.
registration
said
shares
common
closing. The net proceeds from the sale of the interests will be applied
to
the
purchase price
(including refund of the $100,000 deposit to
the general partners). The general partners have assigned the contract
to
the
partnership and have received $168,000 in subordinated gen¬
eral
will
Everett Sisson,
Atlantic
Proceeds
premises
in
of
from
the
28,
As
51,001
the
of
warrants)
May 16,
originally filed
subject to a. net lease with a subsidiary
of G.E.M.
International.
general partners in February contracted to purchase the premises
a
to
of
company for $300,000 from a brother of the company's
Of such outstanding stock/John Pardi,
President, owns
shares
who
common
April
for
20.5%..
group
stock
capital.—V.
North
of limited part$5,000 per interest.
York
Feb.
part-time
outstanding
addition
Proceeds
The
for
a
covered
receive
assets,
registration
a
record
officers
1962
company
will
it
$713,568
Mildred
and
filed
the
The
through underwriters headed by Blair & Co., New York City.
of
The partnership proposes to acquire the ownership of the
consisting of about 15 acres in Newington, Conn., on -which
situated
store,
be
was
Bussel,
as
Fifth
565
SEC
to
partnership
John
with
as
its
SEC
stock,
per
operates
common
powered
(2)
and
distributorship
and .Western
overcome.
outstanding
now
which
to
New
such
and
preferred
125
officers.
Certificates
end of said period.
shares
including officers
new
attached
of
whereby
232
shares
share
per
by
including
purposes
ended
at the
Fund
32
company,
The
months
of
has
of
stock
May
(with
Gemconn Associates—Securities Registered—
The
shares
shares
and
statement .also
proceeds
carrying
in
company
partially
employ 160
other
Street,
the
statement
sold
$5.50
sold
purchaser
handicapped by the lack of trained sales personnel and
withdrawing
28,
The
statement
five
personnel
Sale
The
at
laundering
Corp.,
per'
$3.50
options,
held
Plan
According
Lamb Industries, Inc.—To
On
own
lists
/■
a
under
stock,
corporate
been
In. its
per
cleaning,
and
362,067
civil liability
a
The
the
and
Fund
a
resulting dilution of $1.19 per share in
purchased by the public —V. 194, p. 2650.
officials as a group (including family and business
162,444 .shares,
H./ L. Phillips is President.. The pro.selling stockholders' including Mr. Phillips and W. J.
Fortier, who own and may sell 24.001 and' 41.558 shares, respectively.
Others may sell amounts ranging from 300 to 30,932 shares.
speetus
!
:
sell such
management
$384,296.25
Papert,'Koenig,
value
underwriters headed bv Edwards & Hanly, 100
Hempstead, N. Y. The public offering price (maxi¬
share)
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
company
The
amendment.
at
loans to Edward Mabey, President
performance
a
certain
value
75c
have incurred
fund,-
The
expenses.
the
sale
officials
agement
Fund.
resold.
may
the
by
$3.50
stock
sale,
Book
through
in
by
25th
with
of
Mabey owns 23.5%-. (and options to acquire an additional 15,000
shares)
an
dmanagement officials as a group 40.45%.
In additions,
Mabey owns 9.3%
of the outstanding stock of the Fund and
man¬
to $2 per share, for cash,
indebtedness and for services ren¬
of
had
through
of
of
Western
general
$228,437.49
been
of
have
sales
management
affiliates)
'
.
sale
to
options
stock
mutual
of
repay
result.
company
vj,
supplied
public
restricted
consists
a
for
the company
to
restricted
shares.
be
to
commission.
offered
at
be
pursuant
and
by
by
selling
to
is
stock
classes.
Development, Inc.—SEC Registra¬
48-12
warrants
registration
6%
with¬
which
cancelled
total
a
employed
shares
for
The. company
,
prospec¬
15
of
the
have
to
pany
were
have
expenses
stock.
to
the
for
deficit
time
„
sale
and
be
share
per
incurred
ex¬
to-Far-
$91,703,
years
date
Fund
On
The
of
par,
on
offered
Fund
balance
lack
said
According to the prospectus,
without prior registration under the Securities
issued
at
considerably exceeded the company's management
expected to continue to exceed such fee until the Fund
cates
the
the
research
The
dent!.
Corp.—Proposed Rights Off'g
record
business
used
prospectus,
devel*
of
$3.50
warrants
statement
$2,000,000
offered
have
lated
According
assets
1962 of $99,222.
from
ranging
and the company
registration
covered
been
•
to
underlying
of
the
both
.share.
per
Registration
1948.
are
'.administrative
$23,815.57
;
licensing
and Morton K. Whittaker,
certain indebtedness, and
obligations and short-term
two
and
thereof has been
were
a
have
B
Koenig,
company withdrew its registration statement
SEC on Feb. 15 which covered
150,00J com¬
been offered at $5 per share through Louis R.'
common
Brooklyn
substantially larger; and (the company has also lost money in per¬
forming its "functions 'as distributor of Fund shares and of Western
Fund
Plan
Certificates and is expected to continue to operate at a
loss
for some period
of time.
The prospectus reflects a net loss of
the
exercise
and
material
of $84,228
31,
said
issuance
prices
in
portion
1933,
Act
the
company
at
and
shares
of
said
certain
for
the
1959,
the
expenses
pay
certain
pay
45c
that
be
general
primarily
as a result of low
royalty income, and the company "cannot presently
predict when or if royalty income might increase sufficiently to offset
the company's expenses/' The
company's operations have been financed
primarily through borrowing, issuance of stock options and sale of
stock.
will
Un¬
prices;
the
to
owning
die
receivable,
net
will
losses
will
17th
Shares,.' Inc.,
shares- of
indebtedness, to meet current operating expenses, and to finance opera-,,
tions until such time as
royalty income from the company's licensing
of patents might equal its expenses.
The prospectus reflects losses for
the
its
which
to
The
25,999
company's
Industrial
,
includes
sale
market
;
•
and
the
are
expenses
used
1974
SEC
personnel
shares
The
assets.
Of
1961
30,
p.
818
salesmen
a
(1)
company
also
public
-
accounts
$100,000
Capital "Corp.,
incurred
for
pursuant
business
patents
,
receive
23,000
for
now
Corp.- -SEC
withdrew
company
due
the
held.
any
sales
methods
and
stock,
will
and
of
shares
includes
The
company
also is engaged in
of making cartons that are the subject
patents in the course of preparation.
Its
concern
the licensing, promotion, and develop¬
applications
additional
statement
current
issued
the
patents
cash,
miscellaneous
Thrift
&
Oct.
on
with
share
selected
a regis- "
shares of'
the
making of dies and molds therefor.
than
principal activities
the
,
in
spout
The
offered
at
be
%•
such
means
of
time
to
or
for the
process
to
engaged
matter
of
be
'
f
is
developing
ment
sale.
to
carton- pouring
and
penses,
of
issued
prospectus,
company
time
shares,
time
outstanding options,
cardboard
the
at
outstanding
share
'
price to be supplied by amendment (maximum $2 per share).
subscribed shares, if any, will be offered to the general
public at
(1)
per
each
Unsubscribed
-
i.
a
rent
they
Street,. Denver, Colo., filed a registra¬
May 10 covering 100,000 shares of
stock.* It is proposed to otter such stock for subscription at
share by common stockholders at the rate of two new shares
accumulation
10CftfWt7, Wilmington!' Del.,
West
with
the
1962
debentures
corporation
$2.50
,
various
T.
'p.lue;-
%
.
1962
After
of
40c
Ram Tool Corp.—Debentures
SEC
the
statement
common
controlling
a
Corp.—Common Registered—
The mompdny,
tration
;
ior
'-
;J
'
that
class
Julian
the
the
of
thereof
exercisable
-
underwriting.—V. .194,
tion
Holland,
Board
Chairman
and
class B-shares; and management of¬
and 53.25%.,
respectively, of the out-,
the
10.26%
own
635.
p.
Investment Management
six
banking
as
Edwin
of
anticipated
is
&
statement
amendment.
for
the
has
and
company
functions primarily as
such
supplies them
company
banks
and
shares.
common
194,
Finance
15,
with
out
The company also has two insurance agency subsidiaries and
an
interest in a bank building subsidiary.
In addition to certain in-'
debtedness, the company has outstanding 1,438,428 class A and 1,095,792 "
B
May
filed
subordinated
services.
class
$190,000,000.—V;
Industrial
each
of
case
is subject to the acceptance thereof
of the capital shares of the tank.
The
the
about
$171,000,000,. and it is
Withdrawn—
exchange for all of the 1,000
County Bank
ana
Trust
100-for-l
registered
a
about
Shenandoah
a
offer
80%
is
company
applied
249,466
Franklin St.,
five-year
for
outstanding capital shares
Winchester, Va.
(on a 20-..
exchange for all of the 100,000 out¬
in
by
proposed to offer such stock for subscription
stockholders at the rate of one new share forty
each.
20.65%
own
have
company
mum
Chicago, filed a regis¬
3,771,577 shares
American
be
to
registration
held
shares
will
were
regis-',
a
'
covering
is
and
A
Chairman;
Prosperity Cleaners & Launderers, Inc.—Com. Reg'd-—.
North
toward repayment of advances from the parent,
general
corporate
purposes,
including
extension,
additions
and
improvements to telephone plant.
Construction expenditures for 1961'
fil"d
shares
The
.
Bank,
snares
11
May
on
shares
A
each
outstanding
standing shares of
for
35,000
National
SEC
Street,
Washington
class
Board
Drey ling. & Co., Inc.;, New Brunswick, N. J.—V.
''
■
of record on May 29,
1962.
No
underwriting Is
Telephone & Telegraph Co., whicn owns 37,4^,9,187
shares
(99.32%<> of the. outstanding stock of the company, intends to
subscribe for the 3,745,918 shares which represent its pro rata portion
of the offering.
The $75,250,000 estimated net proceeds from the stocks
each
involved.';,
May 9 covering 2,362,500 shares •
proposed to offer 703,000 of suchr
is
per
W.
class
will
now
May 11, 1962
originally filed with
Co.—Proposed Rights Off'g—
the
212
with
statement
of
denomina¬
,
of
company,
262,444
Papert,
Withdrawn—
mon
the manufacture:
outstanding
Frederic
On
A"—Filing
.
has
Patent Research
tion
.
.
2.C80
Lois
holders
on
It
outstanding capital shares of
Company, Woodstock, Va. (on
ness
1092.
p.
Sales, Inc.—'Reg.
Illinois Bell Telephone
basis), 1,500,000 shares in
standing capital shares of Southern Bank of Norfolk, Norfolk, Va.' (on
a
15-for-l basis),, 62,500 shares in exchange for all of the 500 out-standing capital shares of Peoples' Bank of Mt. Jackson, Va.
(on a.
The
195,
v
%
•Idaho-of P. O. Box 5014, Boise; Idaho, is engaged in
a
bulldozing machine called the "Multi-Moyer."
The
is
sell
and
.shares
bn May ?, 1962 filed a "Reg A"/covering 60,000;11
common shares to be offered at $5,
without underwriting.
]
Proceeds are to be used for working capital and general corporate
of
$250,000%.'
'
purposes.
v!/;'•'%'"s
,.■*>/
of 2924 Columbia
statement
holders
c
corporation
tration
covering
underwriting
corporate
St.,
for-1
bank
pleasure boats.—V.
fiberglass
purposes.'.."'--
Virginia Corp.—Files Exchange Plan—
class. A
shares
of
Manufacturing &
involved.
general
company.
corporation,
tration
of
.
.
'
the!" "
through
sale
The
,
4,
to
May
on
sale
and
.Idaho
.
First Thrift of Los Angeles—'Reg. A" Filing—
of
,
.
,
,
nership interests, $2,185,000 in cash from the net proceeds of this/ ■
offering, and $515,000 of original limited partnership interests ; (to"; '
constitute about 18.9%, of the total partnership interests to be out-.
standing).'1''
■:■ •'
y
'v;(
...
through Hemphill, Noyes
...
1962 filed a "Reg. A"
covering 33,114..
common
shares (no par)
be offered at-the-market,'through,.James*
C. Tucker"& CO.*,.inc.,. Austin, Tex. V,*
;*'
/%r
Proceeds Will go to selling stockholders.
".
Glastron of 9109 Reid Rd., Austin, Tex;, is engaged in the manu-company
facture
to
mortgages
on
cf
tions
2034.'•
p.
to
The
store
the general and original limited partners, will
the partnership at an aggregate cost to. tile] t$5,138,709 after giving effect to principal i amortization
*
properties
end
5%
195,
It
which
of
.
President, and George Lois, First Vice-President, each own 25.66% of
each class.
They each propose to sell 25,659 class A shares. In addi¬
tion, Norman Grulich, Executive Vice-President, owns 14.7%
of each
class and proposes to sell 14,703 class A
shares; and four others propose
covered: 185,000
agents for all
partnership
of
City—V,
York
New
which
Glastron Boat Co.—"Reg, A"—Filing—
.
providing for the operation of each of the
case,
properties by such sellers
The
1961
are
(Modell's Discount-. -■
Department Store)." Such properties were acquired by Kaufman
and,
Jacobs for an aggregate
purchase price of $4,705,000 ($2,205,000 in bash'"
artd $2,500,000 in mortgages);
and they have entered info ; net'leases,
with
Co.,
withdrew^ its registration -statement
company
shares to have been offered publicly
common
S. Kaufman as general partners.
Said persons and''*
original limited partners.
The partnership poposes to
acquire a 24-story office building (The Esquire Building) located in
Chicago, and a 6%2-acre tract of land in Lodi, New Jersey, on which is"'
others
14
the
1962
filed,;, with the SEC on Sept. 27,
originally
Gerald
Frankel
May, 16,
On-
York!
New
television.
shares,
Glass-Tite Industries, Inc.—SEC -Reg.'Withdrawn—
'"
^
per
year.
»
4
k
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
(2376)
''I
1
■
1
'
representing balances due under lease and sales
Such shares have been sold in part by
company
since the company's organization
in May 1957, both
cash and on a time payment basis at from $2 to $5.94 per share.
the
for
On
prospectus states that the company sold such shares since 1957
who signed a subscription agreement representing to the
that sucn purchaser was a bona fide resident of Georgia,
thereby
exempting such offering" and sale from
registration under
the Securities Act of
1933.
The prospectus further states that such
persons
company
exemption
the
by
lost
been
have
may
possible
the
refund
for
a
the
date
of
notice
formal
to
The
berlands
either
intends
also
operate
The agreement contemplates that the company will transfer to
project all timberlands, the kraft paper mill site, the mill so far
presently constructed, the railroad subsidiary (all at book value)
and
a
sufficient amount of additional cash to bring the total initial
contribution of the cmopany to $15,000,000; and Great Northern has
pany.
the
as
cash to the project. The project
is located near Cedar Springs near Blakely
in Southwestern Georgia
and
will have a nominally rated capacity of 700 tons per day
of
Kraft linerboard; and the overall cost of the project is presently esti¬
mated at $53,600,000.
The project intends to borrow $25,000,000 from
large institutional lenders on long term, bonds to be secured by a first
deed
of
trust
covering
the project
plant, plant site, and railroad.
The project capital of $30,000,000 will be represented by common shares
at 50 cents par value; the number Of shares to be issued to the com¬
pany to be a number equivalent
to the aggregate of the company's
shares outstanding at the date of closing plus its shares then held or
unpaid subscription outstanding and in effect at that date.
An equal
number of shares of
the project will be issued to Great Northern in
consideration of
its
15,000,000 cash payment.
The contract further
contemplates that after the company has collected all of the unpaid
purchase price of the stock sold by it under time payment plan, and
has paid all liabilities not assumed by the project, the company
will
pay over the net balance of the monies collected by it to the project,
in
exchange
for
additional stock;
and five-year warrants for an
equal amount of additional stock will be given to Great Northern.
It is anticipated that the officers of the project will be M. C. McDonald,
in
$15,000,000
contribute
to
Northern, John J. Neely,
Edward L. Cowan, Executive
Vice-President
(Executive Vice-President of the company).
Mr. Neely
owns
13.2%
of the outstanding and subscribed stock of the company
and management officials as a group 16.5%.
According to the prosof
pectus,
manages
of
head
(former
Chairman
Board
President (President
known
on
issued
The
Lyndale
7620
Avenue
registration statement with the SEC
of common stock, to be offered
offering
proposed
authorized
because
of
terms
writing
The
Dain & Co., Inc., on an all
M.
by J.
be
to
are
in
law
public sale
for
or
Inc.)
Research
Chemtronics
1962,
January,
organized
was
the purpose of engaging in
for
the manufacture of products, in the
lields
of
data
processing by electronic and other methods, process
control and chemical
and food processing.
The company is a new
research
development,
and
and
venture
its
date
to
and
in
in
resulted
have
operations
contracts
no
and
The $379,000 estimated net proceeds from
together with $100,000 received from the initial sale of
100,000 shares to founders and $100,000 from the sale of 6'% convert¬
ible debentures, will be used for research and development ($125,000),
produced
the stock sale,
haye
for
equipment,
capital
provment,
and
for
revenue.
no
and
spectively,
stock,
of
the
Growth
Stutzman holds
company.
shares at
18,000
corporation
registration
of
statement
with
the
Inc.
P.
20%
15%,
and
re¬
60%.
In addition, the
20% each.
North¬
own
directors
of its
also
are
options
five-year
di¬
to purchase
share.
$1.10 per
Shreveport,
Ave.,
SEC
La., filed a
covering $40,000,000
14,
May
on
first
mortgage and collateral trust bonds due 1982, to be offered
public sale at competitive bidding on June 6.
Of the net
pro
for
ceeds
of
the
from
like
a
bond
amount
sale,
the
000
on
the
the
of
Line Co., a subsidiary
$34,000,000
first
will
be
mortgage
applied
bonds
of
to
the
purchase
United
Net
income
to
used
and
principal amount of its outstanding 4 y2 % notes held by
The balance of the proceeds, together with the funds
from
the
the
stock.
mon
N.
President.—V.
the
has
McGowen
195,
added
be
The
1962
funds
Provision
Net
the
on
United Investors
16,
May
shares
of
1962
this
firm's
associated
with
postponed.
The
Waddell
not
be
Board
12,885,471
Chairman
A
at
Investors
&
Inc.,
that
Kansas
shares
and
of
com¬
Parkes
Ed
is
certain
Life
&
had
City,
tax
Reed
of
said
the
called
the
off.—V.
562,000
persons
been
The
of
15,
14,
May
without
May 7,
on
cumulative
p.
16%
$49,135,496,
announced
was
of
sales
net
the
than
higher
that
the offering will
by the Internal
"might give rise to
to
total
absence
Brazil,
156,OOo,
special
a
issuance
in
1960.
utility
194,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
1962 filed
preferred
a
series
"Reg. A"
C
stock
United
stock
195,
be
operations
Mr.
500,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
cents)
10
Airlines, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On
reported that $7,500,000 of this
firm's notes had been sold privately through Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath, Washington, D. C.
May
it
1962,
17,
was
sold to the Chase Man¬
to the Riggs
notes mature
five-year period ending June 30, 1967.
total, $2,250,000
were
hattan Bank, New York City, and $750,000
National Bank of Washington, D. C. These
serially
over
a
The remaining $4,500,000, which
1967 to
surance
due
mature from June 30,
June 30, 1971, were taken up by Aetna Life In¬
Co., Hartford, Conn.—V. 191, p. 97.
shares
of
5V2%
its
Payment
at
p.
at
convertible
is
the
for
made
will be
stock
on
called
has
of
basis
redemption
the
into
2.16
on
Bankers Trust Co., N. Y.
stock
common
shares
for
debt
repayment.
shares.
reflect
4%
'
the
Report—
and
drastic
a
income
in
reduction
1961
attributable
to
the
sales
in
income
increased
compared with $8,866,000
$1.21
or
of
to
Foreign
$9-
share
a
Power's
said
approximately
for
in
1960.
the ability of the company to adjust
in Cuba and Brazil,, which, as recently
that
63%
total corporate
of
income,
to
as
was
'7.
regulatory legislation.
.
.
Mr.
Sargent also noted that there has been a material improvement
in
the company's financial situation.
Cash and cash items of $14,881,090 at the end of 1961 represented an increase of 36%
over the
1960 balances.
While cash balances were improving, the
retired $611,000 principal amount of its. 4.80'% junior deben¬
year-end
company
bank
and
tures,
through
Jan.
reduced by $7,000,000 from Dec. 29, 1960
Furthermore, the company retired $1,029,000
loans
were
1962.
31,
record
"The
said
cents
to
preferred
per
June
14,
share.—V.
1962,
195,
payable
share,
a
11,
June
on
1962
to
1962."
10,
May
recent
most
the Board of
12 Vfe cents a
shareowners
the
increased
16
the meeting of April 25,
1962,
quarterly dividend
rate from
at
position,
to
development
major
the
in
company's
affairs,"
the ratification by the Colombian Congress in
of an agreement which had been signed in Decem¬
the sale of our properties in that country to the govern¬
"was
Mr.
Sargent,
of
this year
1961
for
the properties is to be determined by
the International Bank
requested to name a firm,
of
neither Colombian nor United States nationality,
to determine a
fair purchase price.
Under the agreement, the maximum price for
the existing properties,
after deducting certain obligations, is not to
exceed $25,600,000, free of all Colombian taxes.
The
price of
purchase
and the sale agreement provides that
Reconstruction
Development will be
and
.
Mr.
also^klled
Sargent
attention
the 'statement
to
President
of
desires to enter into negotia¬
for the transfer of private foreign investments in public utilities
of
tions
government
his
that
Brazil
government-ownership on the basis of fair compensation to the
pointing out that the principle of fair compensation was re¬
by President Goulart in the joint communique issued by the
Brazilian
President
and President Kennedy following
their meeting
to
owners,
affirmed
April
of
4.
Mr.
properties
on
stated,
Sargent
subsidiaries are
they will
earn a fair return on their utility properties,
meet their obligations to provide the highest
to
to
quality
some
of
that, in
services but it would be unrealistic not to recognize
Latin-American countries, there is an increasing trend
utility
"We
the sale
for
negotiations
company's
where the
out that
pointed
Sargent
permitted
continue
to enter into
this basis."
our
Brazilian
Mr.
shareowners,
the letter to
willingness
In
indicated
our
towards
government-ownership of utilities. Recognizing this, the company is
to enter into negotiations for the sale of its properties to the
p. 517.
prepared
governments concerned on mutually satisfactory terms.—V. 195,
Climax, Inc.—Earnings Up 8%—
Metal
American
company's earnings in the first
quarter of 1962 were
first quarter of 1961, Walter Hochschild, Chairman of
This
the
57
cents
53
share.
per
cents
first quarter
A
year
meeting
annual
company's
the
AMAX
Hotel.
Plaza
Barbizon
at
stockholders
told
at
8%
the
the
$8,131,000, or
earnings were
first quarter earnings were $7,557,000,
ago
share.
per
Higher prices for molybdenum and potash, effective in midyear 1961,
contributed to this year's improved first quarter earnings, Mr. Hochs¬
child
at high levels. Earn¬
and zinc also improved.—V. 195, p. 1659.
and sales of both these products were
said,
ings from copper, lead,
Offer—
American Title Insurance Co.—Exchange
Financial
Atico
See
and
the
in
first
000
or
i
Treasurer
both for the
of American Viscose
earnings
1961 and
year
of 1962. Net earnings for 1961 amounted to $9,763,share—up from $1.45 per share in 1960. In the first
of 1962, earnings were $3,591,000 or $0.76 per share-
quarter
$2.06 per
months
three
3.
p.
meeting of stockholders, William H. Brown, Vicestated that there was a significant improve¬
annual
the
At
195,
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
American Viscose
President
this issue.—V.
Corp.,
double
The
in the first quarter last year.
$0.39 earned
the
for the
earnings
$3,264,000 representing cash
1961 include
year
after
Monsanto
from
received
dividends
deducting
applicable
income
to $0.69 for each share of American
Viscose ' common
stock outstanding and was $0.20 per share greater
than the Chemstrand dividend received in the preceding year.
In addi¬
to
tion
amount
This
taxes.
the
13%
1961,
dividends
in
a
of Monsanto's common stock
2% stock dividend.
This in¬
3,610,800 shares
stock.
to
last
the
to
or
nearly
common
excluding the Monsanto and
that is,
operations,
from
as
Monsanto
outstanding
in
company's
that
earnings
shares
70,800
December,
in
ownership
our
of
The
dividends,
cash
received
were
creased
equal
was
of
half
the
Chemstrand
per
share—up from $0.37 earned in the first half of the year.
In the
quarter of
1962
operating earnings were equal to $0.58 per
first
share
compared
as
The
use
in
to
the
apparel,
in the same
with $0.22
earnings
larger
half
demand for
furnishings,
home
in
materials.
last
the
in
increased
This
1961,
period last
of
equal
were
to
$1
year.
1961 and in 1962 were
and acetate fibers for
rayon
in
automobiles
improvement
in
began
and in the new
August, 1961, fol¬
depressed business conditions in many parts
of
the textile
The extent of the improvement is indicated
by the larger sales of fibers during the six months ending March 31,
1962—221
million pounds versus
the 150 million pounds during the
six months ending March 31, 1961.—V. 195, p. 2256.
lowing
period
of
industry.
long
a
860.
Aluminum
used
be
to
largely to the re-establishment of satisfactory earnings in Argentina
Mexico,
following
the sale of the electric
properties in
those
and in Chile, where earnings improved as the result of new
and
Co.
of America—Sells
Interest
Argus Inc.—New Name—
in Affiliate
Ekco
See
Products
this issue.—V.
Co.,
195,
p.
Industries
Mansfield
See
to
are
1,572 694
on
adjusted
"V
countries;
$50
underwriting.
Proceeds
based
are
Mexico and Argentina had an important impact
of the company's total corporate income in -1961
35% of total income was derived from non-utility
in
or
accounted
nonwoven
June 15, 1962, 4,408
cumulative convertible preferred stock at $10.50 per
corporation
Cuba
corporate
as
developments
attributable
The
1961
compared with $2,600,000 or 11%
as
Sargent
unfavorable
1958,
share
a
composition
nearly
Allegheny
share.
offered
(par
Outstanding
2256;
p.
and
from
company's
properties
the
—V.
any
1962
income
of
the
$8,300,000,
ment
FINANCING
Authorized
inclusive,
covering 3,700 shares
to
PRESENT
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—Partial Redemption—
2815.
p.
Details—
100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $5 per
share through J. R. Williston & Beane, New York City.
Additional financing details follow:
Common
in
issue reported the offering on May 10,
CAPITALIZATION
earnings reached
of
Income'directly
the
on
when
of
meeting
the
of
Financing
Inc.—Additional
Ayres,
Sales,
J.
largest
$1.25
or
or
by Vincent Barreca, President.
earnings before taxes were $1,187,956,
Our May 14, 1962
stockholders."
said
quarter were
last year, it
first
reported
$42,432,930
the
the
earnings
from
Board,
compared with
$302,910 in the comparable quarter of
1961. Earnings after taxes
were
$509,957, or 21 cents per share on 2,417,261 shares outstanding,
compared with
$204,113, or eight cents per share in the previous
year.—V.
195, p.
1659.
Consolidated
Record
—
Report of American & Foreign Power just released by
B. Sargent, President, underscores the benefits resulting
from
the diversification achieved by the transfer of part of the
company's
electric power investments
into non-utility
enterprises.
Despite the
above
the
in
company
Inc.
.
Annual
have
1962
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
Admiral
Co.,
Henry
on
1961.
Telephone Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
company
5V2%
195,
each
stockholders of Adler Electronics, approved the
private placement of $2,000,000 principal amount 10-year 6%. notes,
convertible at $20 per share until May,
1972. The notes will be pur¬
chased
by
a
group
of institutional
investors,
including American
Research & Development Corp
The proceeds will be used to finance
the company's
rapidly growing volume of business.
Ben Adler, President, told stockholders that the company's indicated
sales
for
the
40
weeks
ended
April
7,
1962
were
approximately
$12,600,000 compared to $5,549,000 for the 36 weeks ended March 11,
1961.
Indicated
net
earnings
were
$288,500,
or
43 cents a share
compared to $82,000 or 10 cents a share in the prior year based on
the 671,754 shares
presently outstanding.—V. 195, p. 2028.
On
Preferred
Walden
during
1425.
Sale improved—
Adler Electronics Inc.—Note
indefinitely,
Dec.
on
taken
stock
consequences
to
of
other
and
had
SEC
position
shareholders,
pertaining
been
the
Mo.,
the
offering
stockholders
with
issuance
matters
Stock
to
Co.—Off'g Postponed
proposed
Inc.,* parent,
to
due
the
Waddell
stock
Reed,
time
this
that
registered
was
indeterminable
to
approve
reported
common
issue
Reed,
and
notice
Life Insurance
was
Waddell
Service
adverse
to
&
made
Revenue
it
$265,045
$0.11
outstanding
shares
of
1961—2,519,802—V.
1962—2,710,998,
period,
number
average
.
American & Foreign Power Co. Inc.—Annual
The
252,000
$317,254
$0.1'2
—_iT__
share—————__
common
per
Of the
On
517,045
290,000
income
taxes—
after
income
'i
T
11 ' i
i
deny the prevalent rumors
pending."—V. 195, p. 1094,
earnings, for 1961 haye been
dividend in 1962.—V. 195, p. 1653.
Goulart
construction
its subsidiaries presently
$44,282,000.
In addition to various
1475.
p.
607,254
____ —
taxes. on
estimated
for
Mar. 26, '61
$19,660,562 $18,166,657
revenues—..
taxes—
and
and
outstanding
is
general
to
borrowings.
company
about
of
company
C.
bank
of
of
program
contemplates expenditures
indebtedness,
will
subsidiary,
$40,000,000
prepay
expansion
Apr. 1, '62
before
'
principal amount of its 5%% debentures on May 4, 1962.
Mr. Sargent,
said:
"As a
result of
the improvement in
the company's cash and
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
operating
'
»
must
we
merger
share
for
Pipe
Gas
company.
received
the
beyond
,
Vending-
a
-
Maurice
1962,
share
Per
Per
stock
ment."
the subsidiary will thereupon prepay $34,000,-
and
of
were
valuation,
ABC
r
'
record highs for the first
Bernstein, President, announced.
quarter in the company's history
in¬
creasing 15.2% to $22,664,218 from $19,677,694 in 1961. Earnings for
the period were the highest for
any
first quarter, increasing 39.1%
to $644,031, or 40 cents per share, from $462,874, or 28 cents
per share.
ber
Period Ended—
and
other
or
Rubber
company's sales and
Sales
April
Alison
Registered—
Fairfield
1525
of
Armin
own
group
a
three
has outstanding
Buetow a Di¬
company
which
Fund,
and
debentures
the
United Gas Corp.—Bonds
The
the
of
President,
Stutzman,
Northwest
and
holds
additional
an
indebtedness,
common
F.
The
quarter
of
Sales
Biltrite
American
t
sellout
a
Earnings Up—
office
and management officials as
also
rectors
certain
Leroy
underwriter
west
to
shares of
100,000
stock
outstanding
the
192, p. 449.
News of Business and Finance
working
addition
In
rector,
:
share
Consolidated
the
increase
shares.—V.
authorized
validly made
could not be
and
directors
'
,
in 1961.
declared, "As usual,
have either
Directors
equipment and leasehold imand promotion and remuneration of officers,
furniture,
for advertising
capital.
had
the
statement had not been
registration
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
*
day
per
Johnson
we
earnings
per
The under¬
basis.
none
$1
at
by amendment.
supplied
(formerly
company
Minnesota
under
of
board
further
would
it
number
the
by
covered
the
by
"Based
South, Minneapolis, Minn,
on May 10 covering 400,-
shares
share
of
liabilities by virtue of such sales; that the proceeds from such sales
not been accounted for in registrant's books and records; and that
Registered—
Research Inc.—Common
of
company,
a
that
violation
feet
Mr.
that
report had been
itself to issue shares in excess of its authorized
it had sold about 3,000,000 shares of unregistered
Section 5 of the Act and had incurred contingent
obligated
or
in
.
there
at a cost of about $60 per year, but such permits
before the registration statement was filed.
the prospectus failed to disclose that registrant had
capitalization;
.
1
from 4,454 barrels per day in 1961. He predicted that gas production
average about 20 million cubic feet per day, up from 11.9 million
cubic
any
"Earned
000
that
the
expired
stock
Great
stocky receving therefore a 15% selling commission. Forestry
Service received^a'g^R^ate ctJnVHiHs^ions of $3,591,402.20 from May 10,
1957 through March 14; '1962.
Upon closing of the project, Forestry
Service will be merged into the company and will receive about 650,000
company shares in exchange for its own.
filed
mine;
the
at
ore
complete geological
that no
reserves;
of
Furthermore,
Forestry Service,
Inc.
(80%
owned by Mr. Neely), which
the company in return for 15%
of its annual net profits
(plus expenses), also acts as the company's agent for
Tronchemics
existence
the
establish
to
"it .
1 mm*
■
i"
.1.
,
company) and
the
its*
of
sale
had abandoned them without
originally acquired
had
taxes
before
,
of the property; and that the venture had not advanced
exploratory stage.
The prospectus also was misleading in
failing to disclose applicable provisions of Honduras law, including pro¬
visions making shares of common stock subject to assessment and per¬
mitting notices of assessment and of shareholders' meetings to be given
by local publication in Honduras.
In
addition,
the prospectus was misleading in implying that the
Yuscaran properties and certain North Carolina mining rights acquired
by registrant from the partnership for 15,900,000 shares had a value of
$1,590,000.
In fact,
the lessors of the Yuscaran interests received
600,000 shares of registrant's stock and $28,000 face amount of regis¬
trant's 25-year debentures for the lease to the partnership, and there
was no subsequent material change in the property to justify the trans¬
fer of the property from the partnership to registrant for an additional
15,300,000 shares of registrant's stock. Furthermore, registrant did not
have
any
North Carolina mining rights;
it had prospecting permits,
majority-owned subsidiary, The Chattahoochee Industrial Railroad. The
company has recently
entered into a contract with Great Northern
looking toward the joint ownership, construction and operation by a
new
corporation yet. to be formed (the project), of a kraft linerboard
mill, which will include the timberlands presently owned by the com¬
agreed
consented to the enry of
Yuscaran
Joseph Bobak, Emanuel Davis and David Rom¬
the promoters,
no
made
its
through
Georgia
in
carrier
common
a
were
■
I
will
,
mining rights
beyond
The company
lease.
long-term
or
material facts.
various
information
pulp and paper mill in
acquired control of tim¬
a
therewith has
ownership
through
to
operates
and
conjunction
in
and
the
»
up
of registrant.
earlier owners
commencing mining
operations and that registrant did not know the financial results of the
mining operations of the previous owner; that there was insufficient
of
meeting of the company oo approve
joint venture with Great Northern Paper Co.
built
has
company
Georgia,
a
of
of which
stockholders'
proposed terms of a
the
■
i
berg, Jr., were also the principal promoters and officers
Thus, the prospectus failed to disclose that a number of
contingent liability
7% interest from
This statement is also being filed preliminary
of a
i
According to the order, Yuscaran's prospectus did not adequately
acurately disclose all material facts regarding the mining interests
Yuscaran, Honduras, which registrant acquired from a partnership
in
loss of the exemption and possible
to them of
the purchase price plus
purchase.
in,
ii
and
its stock and that this registration statement
is
now" being filed to inform the shareholders who purchased stock
of the company for cash
from May 1, 1961 to date as well as sub¬
scribers as of March 31. 1962 of securities on a time payment basis,
of
ii
'Mn
1
Yuscaran
the order.
che course
during
company
by
respect
oublic offering of
the
of
'■
"
.
Mining Co., of Coral Gables, Fla., which proposed
the public offering of 1,000,000 common shares at $1 per share.
The
statement was found by the Commission to be false and misleading in
filed
The
to
of
1
1
1962, the SEC issued a stop order suspending the effec¬
registration statement-under the Securities Act of 1933
May 11,
tiveness
1
Mining Co., Inc.—Stop Order Issued—
Yuscaran
timberlands).
for
contracts
■
shares
484 844
and
■
111
.
this
Inc.,
issue.
2028.
'
Walden
facilities
of
in
75
Orange
Walden,
Walden,
N.
Y.,
operates
telephone
Montgomery, Pine Bush and Wallkill, N. Y.
Ave.,
■
Ambassador
The
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Bonds
The
a
of
a
company
at
aale
competitive
will
be
expenditures,
to
of
122
West
Washington
registration statement with the SEC on
first mortgage bonds due 1992 (series
sale
be
made
estimated
—V.
of
Registered—
used
bidding June
to
finance
13.
part
a
including
payment
for
purpose.
that
of
at about $18,600,000 for
194, p. 790,
The
of
Ave.,
K),
net
the
$5,800,000
Such
1962
Madison,
Wis.,
filed
May 14, covering $12,000 000
to
be
offered
proceeds
from
company's
of
bank
construction
and
for
public
the
construction
loans
made
expendituers
about $12,800,000 for
.
,
bond
or
are
year
as
f
'
Oil
compared
■
to
a
of $283,529 for the first quarter
net profit of $172,982 for the same period
a
net loss
ago.
However.
1961."
F.
Kirk
Chairman of the Board,, declared that
substantial increase in daily production by
and a corresponding increase in our earnings
Johnson,
Mr.
Johnson
attributed
the
first quarter loss
to
the
com¬
pany's heavy exploration program and because several waterflood proj¬
ects were started and are not yet responding.
Mr.
the
Johnson
year
Arvida Corp.—Reports First Half Loss—
The
for
forecast
will
reach
that
an
Ambassador's
average
of
more
oil
production
than
by
the
end
7,000 barrels daily,
for
of Boca Raton. Fla.,
company,
the
first
indicated
would
company expects
a
last half of this year
from
■
Corp.—Reports First Quarter Deficit
announced
"the
of
'/
1962,
the
1963.
,
company
'
recent
the
fiscal
year
reported
fiscal
current
as
a
and
result
a
net
ended
year
property sales and
deficit
this
overcome
Total
the
of
half
that
loss
Jan.
of
$1,365,000
1962, but
probably
corporation
31,
improved operations
in
a
profit for
the
whole.
the first six months of the fiscal year
with $1,698,000 for the corresponding
the previous year. Following the close of the six months'
period Arvida entered into contracts during February and March 1962,
property
amounted
period
for
in
the
the
with
sales
during
,
to $5,274,000 compared
of
sale
total
the
of
improved
sum
of
contracts
and
$6,212,000.
the
profits
unimproved
If
these
thereon
properties
sales
are
are
with
closed
estimated
to
sales
prices
in
accordance
be
$2,641,000,
Volume 195
The
of
closing
the
last
of
net
after
for
of
As
resulted
compares
loss
the
corporation
reported
the
for
period
same
restatement
$586,000
1962.
to give effect to
certain year-end adjust¬
operations other than property sales decreased
the
first
March
1961
to
half
of
1961
loss
this
31,
for
$92,000 for the
to
$401,000
eight
first half
the
for
months
from
decreased
period in 1962. Such decreases
same
principally from improved hotel operations. Present indications
this
that
V.
New
The net loss from
$344,000 in
are
15,
Bank
therefore, would result in profits in excess
reported for the first six
months
and
would also
financial position of the company.
deficit for the first half of the current fiscal
year
year
from
June
as
$874,000
ments.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
190,
Atico
trend
will
Financial
continue
for
the
balance
the
of
fiscal
for
Miami, and Mercantile
Fla., on the basis of one
and one share plus
share for each American Title share
$21 of debentures for each Mercantile National share.
The offer,
which expires May 23, 1962, unless ex¬
tended, is subject to acceptance by 80% of the outstand¬
ing shares of American Title and Mercantile National.
Accepting stockholders must forward their stock cer¬
tificates, endorsed in blank, and accompanied by an
executed
letter of transmittal
First National Bank of
to
Jersey City, One Exchange Place, Jersey City, prior to
the expiration date.
:,
;.
.
BUSINESS—The
of 901 Northeast Second
company
on
Nov.
2,
1961
under the laws of the State
of
acquire the outstanding stock of American Title Insur¬
ance
Co.
("American Title") and Mercantile National Bank of Miami
Beach ("Mercantile"). American Title and its subsidiaries are
engaged
to
of
ing
in
the
its
It
is
who
believed
the
shares
while
will
share
either
of
American
these
banking
and
and
engaged
of
retain
and
benefit
American
from
the
Title
market
Title
Mercantile
or
to
for
their
present'invest¬
position
through the
companies if
such
opportunities
should
arise.,
subject to certain state insurance laws which for
is
limit the investment of
subsidiaries,
the
but
insurance
an
corporation
will
in the
company
not
be
subject
to
stockhold°r
of
limitations.
Joseph
Weintraub,
American
both
the
Title
Chairman,
and
and
principal
a
Mercantile,
was responsible for the organiza¬
considered Rs promoter within the
meaning of the Securities Act' of 1933. Mr. Weintra"b"aVTd crt'iu other
tion
of
the
directors
corporation
officers
and
and
of
be
may
American
Title
and
Mercantile
comprise
the
of the corporation.
management
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
195,
i.
p.
•
25%
the
■•■■■
■■
-
.
Stockholders Vote
—
May
vestment
into
15
and
the
and
As
by
of
part
Fresident,
sition
consolidate
majority
'■
to
V
350,000 shs.
will
CAPITALIZATION
923,409 shs.
End
stock
Barton
Capital
—V.
ization
from
$4.66
a
the
concern's
withdraw
filed
The
revamping
with
request
in¬
holdings
its
registra¬
the
is
Atlas,
of
the
company
profits."
Securities
under
con¬
which
in
David
A.
Stretch,
is negotiating acqui¬
Atlas also expects to
currently
it
Sales
Atlas
ihe
loans,
he
operations
show
to
owns
a
of
Atlas,
of
subsid¬
these
Stretch
Mr.
said.
profit this year if the reorgan¬
asset value fell to $2.40 a snare
a
Atlas'
year
identify
that
will
its
the
added.—V.
the
195,
should
transaction
p.
Atlas
company
negotiations
finance
be
plans
to
completed
mainly
phases
the
of
ended
company's
March
31,
or
end
of
then
97
of
with
$465,669,
For
the
equal
to
through
1921.
1962,
operations
Jack
L.
Set for Half—
set
records
new
fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
65 cents a share.
is
one
of
For
in
in
and
Notes
results
1961, net earnings
effect,
were
$1,034,895,
t.o
higher
like
deferred
1961
period
income
and
profit
stock
a
high
new
.'
..
.
reached
lessor,
of
terms
will
one
be
of
the
acquired
on
31,
30,
Sept.
March
1951,
and
1962,
$30,-
at
$16,007,329
at
the
and
Townsend,
agreement
by
Avis
entered
from
Lazard Freres
by
to
rent
cities
The
March
closed.—V.
195,
p.
per
and
The
the
Avis
President
into,
Park
&
the
Truck
Circle
announced.
Rental
Motor
Co.,
Co.
Under
stock
Baltimore,
Cq.
in
at
is
currently
Details
year.
producing
of
the
revenues
acquisition
of
Pressure
Services,
has
Gas &
the
has
the
year
six
months
March
cash
Inc.,
the
transaction,
whose
sales
assets
T.
are
of
Sutter,
running
,
to
of
with
year
was
G.
liabilities
period
in
compared
at March
$151,963,075;
were
at
March
after
for
N.
J.,
will
company
This
Y.
action
of
the
in
.
of
firm,
i'uekerton,
holds
compared
P.
.
,
,
stock at $10
common
the
and
terms
conditions
3,500
11,000
Allied
2,500
Co., Inc.
11,000
Citizens
Corp.—
10,000
Dargan
&
Co——.
10,000
Hecker
&
Co—
—
Co
Securities
Trust
Inc.
7,500
Huger,
Corp.
2,500
—
Co.-;
2,500
a—
2,500
2,500
—_
Ilendrix
7,500
6,000
Brooks
Co.,
&
Lewis
Co.,
&
Klugh
&
&
5,000
Mullaney,
5,000
5,000
J.
Vaughan
5,000
John
Co.—_
Co.—
_
Southern
Investment
p.
Lee
2,500
Inc
Wells
Peeler
Frank S.
United
Co.__
Smith
Co.,
2,500
Mason-Hagan, Inc.—
J. Sturgis May & Co.,
5,000
i
195,
Jackson
6,000
Inc.
& Mayes, Inc.—
2,500
Barnwell & Co.—3^,500
5,000
McAlister
Corp.
&
Co.,
Securities
W.
&
2,500
2,500
Inc.—
Co.,
Smith
Inc.
Co
&
&
2,500
2,500
Inc.
2,500
Co..
Co
2,500
2,500
—
Yeaman, Inc.
2.500
—
2250.
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.—Units Offered—On May
17, 1962, White, Weld & Co., Inc., New York City and
Associates, announced the offering, in units, of $6,000,000
of this firm's 5V2 % subordinated .debentures due May 15,
1983, and warrants to purchase 90,000 shares of its
working
net
stock. '
mon
$149,736,512
receive
Bristol Dynamics, Inc.,
the directors of both
at $1,000," consisted of one $1,000
debenture carrying the right to
entitling the holder to purchase 15
of
warrant
a
ranging
com¬
\'
priced
amount
of
shares
made jointly
'
•••
'
unit,
principal
by
was
Shares
Erwin
& Co., Inc.—
Abbott, Procter & Paine_—
Norris &
Each
acquire
in
11,500
Smith, Clanton & Co
Southeastern
Securities
Co.—Proposed Acquis.
proposed acquisition
per
contained
93,500
Furman
McDaniel
for
a,
a
as
Co.______
Crawford
W.
Joe
$307,592,200
with
the
well
as
Weeks--.—
Manning & Smith, Inc.
the
were
and
financing details follow:
Frost, Read & Simons, Inc.
Johnson, Coleman,
1961
for
$372,692,489
with
31, 1962
approved
was
the
privately-held
a
Bornugn
Manning & Co., Inc.
M.
973.
p.
Manufacturing
Announcement
Co.,
the
International
Federal
income
indicating
'
1962
31,
1961.—V. 195,
Electric
N.
&
&
Securities
H.
V.
previous year.
reserves
this Florida based land and shipping
all of the outstanding stock of
Tuckerton, N. J.', it was announced
chairman of Canaveral
the water company.
Works
franchise
Co
&
Alester G.
representing
$11,510,473
operating
other
$386,819,445,
the
of
1314.
p.
Dickson
S.
First
and
a
special
op°rating profits for
therefore $1.72 in 1961
this
1961.
the
Additional
Courts
shares
stock
common
from
$15
debentures and
the
not
Bogue common stock,
shareholders, and meeting
shares.
is
and
subject
legal
all
the
to
until
May
31,
1967, at prices
including May 31,
share until May 31, 1967.
The
share
per
1965, out to $16.25
approval of Bristol
needed by the two
requirements
This will increase Bogue's outstanding
Bristol
standing.
Dynamics
has
254,000
shares
"of
per
to
and
exchanged
owned, or
to
on
1380.
of
basis
total of
a
95
131,044
for
fund,
redemption
$400,000
of
on
June
its
of
Bank
6%%
Trust
to
act
Co.,
to act
trustee,
corporation
and
convertible
195, p.
York
New
the
by
as
subordinated
York
New
City,
has
been
due
April
Electric
Manufacturing
Sale—
this
Co.,
15, 1962, through
4%%
debentures
due
applied
be
193,
from
fund
1967,
company,
subsidiaries
The
stone
Controls
the
of
that its
acquired for a
reported
Corp.,
Keystone
Electronics
Newark,
of
N.
5,300
the
the
in
transaction
communications
research
are
components
and
Henshel,
B.
Bulova
Other
J.
development
capabilities
will
also
serve
as
Corporation.
.
said
that
Keystone
Electronics
the
new
f
•
.
KJeystone
'
' '
"
benefit
sufficient
1982,
retire
to
$300,000
Fairview
gas
Ave.
1,
EFFECT
TO
15,
Aug.
April
Wash.,
and
and
Oregon. At
residential cus¬
customers.
FINANCING
1976_
1978—
1978—
643,000
2,429,000
2,429,003
2,500,000
2,500,000
1,
1,
—
1982
1,
Outstanding
$8,900,000
643,000
1,
1,104,521
1986—
1982—
subord.
April
1,
820.000
'
(55
(par
due
cents cum.,
2,000,000
6,000.000
1983__
6,000.000
358,945 shs.
par)
no
$1)_
,
2,000,000
1975——-
debentures
Preferred stock
stock
1,104,521
820,000
-
due
p.
Seattle,
communities
PRESENT
debt:
195,
N.,
45
in
in Washington
debt:
due
due
notes
—V.
222
natural
1,500,000
-——
349,971 shs.
l,10o,769 shs.
sus.
2025,
Controls
Celanese Corp. of America—Net Up 88.4%—
to double Keystone's production of quartz crystal units.
The
New
Jersey facility holds several Army Signal Corps contracts
for designs of new types of crystals.
The companv was founded about
10 years ago and was a major producer of crystals during the Korean
63G.
p.
Oct.
Common
.
Bulova plans
195,
6%
5V2%'
President, of
'
note
note
Unsecured
«
due
C
secured
6%
field.
President,
capital
the
have
Authorized
$8,1*00,000
series D due April
6.45%
management, headed by James M. Ronan as Vice-President and general
manager,
will be retained,, and that John J. Carpenter, Bulova Vice-
President,
series B due Anril
series
of
GIVING
bonds:
A due April
series
5%%
Keystone Electronics is
a
manufacturer
of
high-frequency quartz
crystals for military, citizens' band and industrial radio applications.
in
will
the company had approximately 20,800
commercial customers, and 157 industrial
mortgage
6%
newly-formed subsidiary, Key¬
cash consideration the assets
Company
1932
company's
debentures
communities,
two
47/a%
Co., Inc.—Acquires Electronics Firm—
has
company
the
cover
to
distribute
in
gas
1961,
31,
First
1555.
p.
to
FEATURES—The
CAPITALIZATION
issue.—V.
over¬
was
net proceeds from
the financing will be applied
outstanding notes, and the baianc-% together with
of
4Vs %
Bulova Watch
separately
offering
amount
its
Dec.
Dynamics, Inc.—Proposed
Bogue
the
BUSINESS—The
2030.
Bristol
See
The
debentures
manufactured
1972.
15,
the
and
agent
debentures
be transferable
1962.
of debentures annually, calculated to retire
80%
prior to maturity. The debentures are redeemable
at optional redemption prices ranging from 105.50% to par. No redemp¬
tion
may
be made prior to
May 15,
1967 from borrowings at an
interest cost of less than 5Va%
per year.
transfer agent for its
and registrar for
sole
as
paying
15,
program.
sinking
a
principal
Briggs Leasing Corp.—Appointment—
stock
Aug.
will
REDEMPTION
of
Chemical
of
retirement
funds,
expenditure
Bogue
.
appointed
warrants will
than
portion
the
other
wife
shares of Bogue for each
shares.
Stock owned by the public
shareholders will be exchanged at the rate of 150 shares of Bogue
for each 100 shares of Bristol, or 168,956 new Bogue shares.—V. 194,
p.
the
A
out¬
will be
100 shares
Dynamics
later
subscribed.
1,509,289
stock
common
Both issues are traded in the unlisted market.
stock owned by Mr. Douglas and his
Bristol
to
common
The
corporation
has reported net income
of $6,707,215, equal to
cents a common share, for the first quarter of 1962. This is 88.4%
higher than 1961 first-quarter earnings of $3,560,290, equal to 32 cents
73
a
share.
common
Sales were $78,938,380 for the three months ended March 31,
1962,
highest for any quarter in the corporation's history and 27.2%
above
the 1961 first-quarter sales of $62,034,032.—V. 195, p. 1314.
C. F. G. Funding. Inc.—Name Change Approved—
On
May 14, stockholders of this financing and management consult¬
voted to change the corporate name to C. F. C. Industries,
Management had recommended the change to parallel its recent
program of diversification and acquisition.
ing
Holders
also
voted
fourteen.—V.
195,
to
p.
the
increase
number
of
directors
from
seven
1922.
C. F. C. Industries,
C.
See
F.
C.
Funding,
this
rant.
Transfer OK'd—
shares.
transfer
shares
in
of
Limited)
the
U.
U.
will
assets,
be
C.
K.
liquidated
P.
(formerly
and
company,
or
a
new
Cockshutt
shareholders
subsidiary on a share for
the assets will be C. K. P.
sidiary to receive
wholly-owned U. S.
the
the
S.
company
price
of
share
will
basis.
shares
—V.
are
sub¬
Developments, Inc., a
to be incorporated
subsidiary
distribution of shares''in the subsidiary, directors* of 'that
authorized to purchase 400.000 shares of its stock at a
p.
(U.S.)
be
per
tendered
2030.
share.
they
In
the
event
that
would be accepted
more
on
a
,
than
pro
400,000
rata
basis.
Inc.—Units
one
common
Offered—On
share and
Each warrant entitles the holder to
share
at
war¬
one
purchase
one-
share prior to May 16,
1964; $9.60 per share prior to May 16, 1968, and $10.40
per share prior to May 16, 1967, the expiration date.
The
common shares and warrants are separately transferable.
common
Of
the
certain
common
PROCEEDS—Net
the
150,000
for
a
use
as
per
offered,
60,000
were
sold
by
90-day
from
the
remaining
90,000
shares
and
share
purchase warrants to the company are
approximately $250,000 for purchase of
working capital and other corporate purposes of
follows:
machinery,
subsidiary; $100,000
a
shares
proceeds
common
additional
repay
$8.80
shareholders.
intended
should
195,
half
Farm
receive
The
S.
$21
Rebuilders,
Each unit consists cf
issue.
May 8 shareholders approved a proposal to transfer the Cana¬
company's assets to an A'merican subsidiary in exchange for that
Equipment
Parts
May 17, 1962 Straus, Blosser & McDowell, Chicago, and
associates offered publicly 150,000 units of this firm's
common shares and common share purchase warrants at
$8 per unit.
Inc.—New Name—
Inc.,
C. K. P. Developments Ltd.—Assets
in
Champion
firm,
Inc.
,
Electric Co.—Partial Redemption—
called
sinking
195,
Hornblower
income
net
quarter,
first
were
compared
of
cash
Co.
250,000 shares of this firm's
R.
quarter
31,
consolidated
Ltd.
of
royalties and
assets less
Paterson,
After
acquired
...
of
sales,
$155,630,125
like
company's
Too's, Inc.—Acquisition—
company
second
Comparative
fiscal
$12,141,842,
net
months
Following
The
the
first
amounted
six
of
Works
Dubbin,
—V.
of
in
$300,000
Water
Marshall, President of Bogue, and Melvin D. Douglas, President
of Bristol Dynamics.
'
L
The acquisition
will be effected in exchange for 300,000 shares of
dis¬
annual rate of about $450,000 are designers and marketers of a
of subsurface flow control equipment for oil and
gas wells.—V. 195,
operation
of
Brooklyn,
Cn
2029.
Baltimore
in
share
per
quarter
underwriting agreement, the underwriters named below have sev¬
erally agreed to purchase from the com~»*ny t e number of shares of
common
stock set opposite their respective names.
by Don
approxi¬
not
were
an
line
p.
share,
a
Elliott-Automation
the
for
current
This
1425.
announced.
of
the .first
the
1962.
current
the
for
to
of Los Angeles, Calif,
Services, Inc., of Dallas, in a
Chairman,
31, 1961.
31, 1962
purchase of patents.
months
six
conflict.—V.
company
Pressure
ended
cents
sale
taxes
capital
dian
Baker Oil
the
car
a
company
$5,000,000
mately
60
or
the
first
into the North,
President of
for
Edgar M.
March
months
named.
acquired
1,475 shs.
1961, net
5,379,529 shares of stock
on
in
Shares
for
ended
share
a
quarter ended
income
income
operations presently conducted under Avis
franchises in the cities of Washington, Baltimore and York.
Pa., the
property also includes substantial truck and car leasing fleets in the
three
cents
90
or
shares
common
period do not include operations of Avica Corp.,
March 31, 1961.—V. 195, p. 1095.
on
for
Henry
water
share.
net sales, royalties and other operating income for the
quarter amounted to $199,078,236, compared with $191,-
the
$1.90
Net
approved the acquisition of all of the
Inc.. leading Washington and Baltimore
Co.,
C.
of
650,000 shs.
months
months
for
first
of
Carolinas Capital Corp.—Additional Financing Details
—Our May 14, 1962 issue reported the sale on May 9
FINANCING
has
country's leading Chevrolet dealers., A controlling interest in
world's second largest rent a car company, was recently
addition
In
Rental
Robert
an.
acquired
the
Avis,
Directors
Truck
of
vehicle
the
—V.
ap¬
March 31, 1962, amounted to $5,-.
the 5,422,655 shares outstanding at the
the
on
Harry
Avis, Inc.—Acquisition—
of
is
are
leading companies specializing in property
also
has
extensive
leasing volume
covering
Canada.
Board
which
Outstanding
corporation
three
the
$4,867,081
$3,215,287,
Included
have
163,909, up from $23,061,791,
at
March 31, 1961.—V. 195, p. 861.
The
In
$179,142
adjoining Little Egg. Harbor area. The company
serves
more
than 1,200 homes with well water through an extensive
underground distribution system, and Its water sources are considered
sufficient
for
a
population several hundred times the present
one.
ended
on
Federal
of
on
Water
Tuckerton
exclusive
a
$10,327,113,
reserve
to
the nation's
receivable
share
a
for
share
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
six
the
by
The
compared with $12,499,619 for the corresponding
period of the previous fiscal year. Earnings for the current six months
were equal
to $1.90 a share, compared with $2.32 a share in the 1961
period.
Earnings
for
1S61
included
a
non-recurring
amount
of
six
the
reported
improvement loans. It
plants apd equipment. The company and its subsidiaries operate nation¬
wide-
period
$117,500
quarter net
Federal
taxes
acquired
purchased
franchise
as
2,000,000 shs.
the
of
and
income
outstanding
its first move
tomers,
in
Wolgin, President,
provision than
those
established
in
the
subject to adjustment at the year-end.
Atlas
the
in
t
1962
common
Arthur Teich,
indirectly
1949
25,000 shs.
income
net
cents
fiscal
totaled
—V.
earnings in the six months ended March 31, 1961,
31
cents per share on
the 1,506,163 combined
1962
PRESENT
TO
and
first
1961
a
$55,154
first
$1,041,106
announced.
$144,957, after provision of
properties
with
of
the
period were equal to six cents per
shares outstanding, against seven cents
the
Tuckerton
jointly
outstanding.
031,149
acquire.
early
to
said
the
Consolidated
by
short-term
outstanding..
Wolgin
Mr,
net
equal
then
EFFECT
par)--.-.
period.
was
second
Net
earnings for the six months ended March 31,, 1962, after all
charges and taxes, were $940,870, equal to 55 cents per share on the
1,667,838 combined common and B common shares outstanding. This
compared
($2
year,
the
stockholders.
shares
GIVING
mining
of
compares
with
compared
totaled
in
Canaveral International Corp.—Acquisition—
In
-
California,
months
allowances
in
was
firm,
Approxi¬
or
June,
This
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
fiscal
common
Atlas Credit Corp.—New Records
All
and
1203.
p.
285,330
its
months
Commission,
in
California
par)_
of California—
Co.
stock
195,
Bendix
earlier.
wouldn't
however,
summer.
arising from losses of certain
all
Last
year
Stretch
said,
bank
drop
to
was
month.
companies
expected Atlas
effected.
is
Mr.
He
Act
"substantial
to
(no
Consolidated
of
Investment
majority-owned
application
meeting,
with
applied
he
which
control
Authorized
Common
companies.
annual
credits
tax
be
added
directly
made
are
in
three
Figures for the 1961
t
interest.
Substantial
iaries
to
its
convert
last
subsidiaries
as
sales
incorporated
the
/
corporation
pressure
and
municipalities.
and
York
.
proposed
the
concern
a
utilities
New
Joseph T. Hall, President,
depletion
taxes.
2,535,548
on
research,
industrial
for
1961,
for
depletion
2,548,548
required.
are
wholly-owned; and Barton Sales Co. of
proximately 81% -owned by the company.
Total
agency.
the
told
of
plan
a
Company
Commission
the
to
Atlas'
Investment
Exchange
sideration
He
approved
status
company
under
level
is
companies.
operating subsidiaries.
tion
of
measurement
this
$112,400.
successor
to
Barton
Instrument
Co., a sole proprietorship
organized
1946 by Barton Jones.
Its executive and administrative offices and
principal plant are located at 580 Monterey Pass Road, Monterey Park,
Chlif. The company has t\Vo subsidiaries: Barton Europa, N. V., which
of
stockholders
public
company's
was
for
income
after
in
the
Company Status—
On
liquid
the Atomic Energy
and
company
Bogue
Atlas Corp.
the
of
military
The
six
i'<l
$12,000,000 shs.
>
reliable
and
and
in
differential
instrumentation
related
accurate
flow
gas
income
Net
$49,908
'
•
—v.
to
$4,200,000
•
350,000 shs.-r
■
(par
and
Consolidated
Outstanding
subordinated sinking furi'd r:frfeben~ /!t': -0;-j'-:
tures, due May 15,i;,1977—■; $4,200,000il/ii,
"Preferred stock tMoting>>'.(par.$l)
: '*;»• xdstock
mately
FINANCING
6%,
cumulative
period in
period.
EFFECT
1
Common
manufacture
and
where
educational' institutions,
better
expand
devices
use
principally
engaged
and
sale
of
revenues
JW of ,19®2. amounted to $1,315,727,
the like
Approximately
75%
of the company's sales are made to a broad base of commercial
iridustry, including oil and gas' production companies,"gas 'transmission
and
distribution
companies, petrochemical,
chemical and steel com¬
panies,
other
instrument
manufacturers,
scientific
laboratories
and
received
stock
common
broader
a
Mercantile
and
Consolidated
Earnings
Us
5
Callahan Mining Corp.—Net
Higher—
2257.
p.
Corp.—Common Offered—On May
corporation
development,
-
measuring
military
of liquid
income
stockholders
will
design,
per¬
Title
association
keeping an indirect interest in their
in a company which will be in a
purposes
of
estate
American
other
Title
practical
stock
the
American
acquisition
real
mortgage origination and servic¬
a
national
a
of
services.
business.
corporation
and,
ments,
than
that
is
titles
escrow
on
the exchange offers
accept
from
banking
insuring
and
carry
Mercantile
general
a
of
abstracting
subsidiaries also
business.
in
business
related
Chemical
the
195,
proceeds to the company will be used for addi¬
working capital, and possible future acquisitions.
BUSINESS—The
Miami, Fla.,
Ave.,
incorporated
one
at
made
be
N. Y.—V.
certain stockholders.
Net
Corp.—Makes
American Title Insurance
Co.,
National Bank of Miami
Beach,
forming
will
Pine Street,
20
16, 1962, E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc., 623 South Spring St.,
Angeles, offered publicly 120,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $8.50 per share. Of the total,
50,000 shares were sold for the company and 70,000
year'.—•
Exchange Offer—Pur¬
suant to an April
30, 1962 prospectus, the company is
offering to exchange 923,409 shares of its common stock
and $4,200,000 of its 6% subordinated
sinking fund de¬
bentures due May 15, 1977 for the
outstanding stock of
primarily
Payment
Co.,
Los
tional
was
Trust
York
Barton Instrument
1934.
p.
Delaware
10L78%.
at
1986
(2377)
the
Arvida's
a
6161
these sales,
deficit
strengthen
with
of
Number
bank
to
pay
loan;
non-interest bearing loans; $100,000 to
and the balance for general corporate
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
company,
of
4301
W.
69th
St.,
Chicago,
and
its
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
6
(2378)
uumns
and
plant at
lished
a
water
and
$1,124,534 for the
first quarter of 1962, a gain of more than 100"%
over the same period
of 1961 when sales were $551,891, First quarter net earnings for 1962,
after taxes, were $39,159 for Clairtone Sound Corp. and Clairtone Sales
Limited,
and
$39,477
for
the
firm's
newly . acquired -subsidiaries, ,►
Strathroy Industries, Ltd. and the Middlesex Furniture Co., Ltd. for
a
total of $78,636. Comparable figures
for the first quarter of 1961
are
not available. /
This
pumps.
new
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
Authorized
Bank
$4$?''<10
loans———————
payable-———
Common shares (10c par)
—V. 195, p. 744.
Other
notes
Stockholders
to
its
of
holders
.
'/y
J
:
The
—
for
additional shares at the rate of two shares for
record April 30, 1962, at $28 per
share/ Rights will expire May 29, 1962.
.../, 7....,;//%
W. E. Hutton & Co. and Laird, Bissell & Meeds, New
the
each five shares held of
City/
York
joint
are
•
of
managers
"
%
,.
United
proceeds
-
the
of
and
$3,154,118
///'
debt:. //'
Authorized
/'/
/
1,000,000
due
July
1,
,
due
Jan.
1,
1975
1979
l.OCO.OOO
D.
5 '/4 %,
due
June
1,
1989
1.000,000
5% %','
due
Aug.
1,
1991
1,000,000
Series
Series
1,
Series
May 1,
convertible,
1,250,000
1981
due
convertible,
4'/r %
1,000,000
Short-term
stock:
—V.
cumulative
.'■hares
54/a %
class
8,500 shs.
class
20,000
pan,
C series
shares
This
shares
$20
t
15,
:
$1,000,000
of
183,267
par),
this
named
$3,635,340
be'ow,
have
29.3%
subject
wiping
to
below,
not
and
the
Hutton
&
Bissell
&
the
ot'
shares
in
sqmpany,. in
.
the
the
the
exercise
under-
noted,
fit
offered
a
■
7/
20.40
Newburger
20.40
Stein
after
100,000 / v-
women's
non-recurring
plant in
Clifton
privately
>
400
Sons___,_
400
&
Co.___.
Bros.
Leonard
Yeatman,
Inc!
'
Co.,
300
Co.__
Moore,
Suplee,
1917.
p.
450
__
Scribner_
&
690
,
Cigar' Corp.—To
corporation has called
the
first
year
misses'
and
A
to
Natural
9%
of
200
Lynch—/-
&
200
,;/
Mosley
200
;
___
Redeem
$2.46
sabs
number
improved
attempt to make
(here
company's
rate
Mr. Comerford
with
,
for
first
e
that
the
0
quarter was
in
Mr.
Comerford
be
E.
H.
stated
he
'
•
earnings
settled.:.-
for
the
full
•'•/./
•
•'
Ohio,
market
have
area,
is being made
order
i
sub-
and
year
of
not
been
encouraging
may have to go to the Ohio
decision on these rates. He assured
a
weather,
knowing at this time how and when
of
way
v/ill
cases
Chairman
company
for
effort
costs
sales.
$2.31
to
compared
t
customers.ocold
prediction
a
earnings'/,
told that
were
'share,
a
volume
and
largest
mission
every
no
•
reported that current regotiations for higher sales rates
the other cities: served in northeastern
Cleveland
system's
of
industrial
was
'/',';
on May 31, 1962 all of its
preferred shares at $100 per .;/
per share.—V.
193, p. 2108.::
Co.—Sales.: Earnings Up—/ I
were
in
Preferred—
redemption
Gas
1962
increase
,
larger
a
because
"the
to
increase
tc
minimize
the
need
Public
the
efficiency
for
rate
and
Utilities
Com-
stockholders
and
-
the
date,
to
reduce
that
operating
increases.
t
Tollefson, President of the company, told stockholders that
anticipated
sales
a
increase
of
7%
over-all
for
the
full
1962,
year
steady growth in sales 0:1 the order of 3% to 4% for the next
He based his prediciton on an estimated gain of about
heating customers each year and continued expansion of the
system's industrial and wholesale markets.—V. 195, p. 2259.
/
a
five
yecrs.
'
*_)'
:/V::
the
for
three
first
months'.was.
until March of this year
publicly offered at $10
sold for, $200r000 in cash
the
6% -'cumulative -preferred
of the proceeds is
use
sale, to
properties.,.
the,
.
$63,730,
purch.a^( of invests in producing oil
,../':./■/' • - ;■ ,.// /,.■;/
'. '
•,
»;■/: /•
'• /
-
//'■:/. .''•/,/'■ 'V
restricted, by the terms of
Ypjrk City.
The
.
Hvtl'ff '• •'
)•
':F '
Crocker-Anglo National
connected with
Va„
which
is
were
,
to
New
sportswear
quarter.
Sold JPr,i-
a new issue of 20,00.0 .:
stock, plus -15,385-.-purchase common stock at $13 per share.
The warrants expire April 30, 1977.
1
The purchaser was Manhattan Financial Corp., a sub¬
sidiary of Utilities & Industries Corp. of .425 Park Ave.,
told stockholders,
/
'
he said: climbed
quarter,,
Securities
—
warrants
the first quarter
'
March
Corp.
pany had
shares of
367,625
/;
Production
vately—On May 16^;1962^it;was reported that, this comk(
.
/
knit
cotton
Chairman,
Board
the
In
for
at the company's annual meeting
quarter
ago.
not
1962
125,000 A.
"/
record-breaking sales in
charge
owned
stock
common
Co
Southwest
Kaufman
L.
stantially
De¬
1G0.C00. "
$1,193,500 in. the corresponding. 1961
taxes
a
was
of
5.73
Co
&
R.
First
450
1,100
attributed
start-up ex.pense of. a
new
Forge,
scheduled ..to go
into
operation on July 1, this year. Net income was equal to 17 cents
a
share on 375,000 chares of common stock outstanding. The company
to
/:
■:■
%r-
Co
after
subscrip-
of
//"':-/
/.
1,1C0
&
Sons/—
*
350,0005. s/• "* /250,CC0
——
%—/._1_
from
Walker
450
450
&
Deane
Joseph
600
Corp.—
35.000
125,000.,-%
sales
of
Putnam
Singer,
Co._l.___
Ccnso idated
and
Co by, Inc.—Sales Up 29.3%—
income
Net
respective
stock
common
ior through
T/'• /••
•'
••
E.
from
subscribed
1
Laird,
coi'.ained
condi ions
and
purchase
warrants.
// </.•
W.
terms
forth
set
stockholders
■
the
agreement,
percentages
tioh
to
195,'
for
$100,000
—
apparel, attained
volume
Garrett
1,1C0
&
&
Amount
100,000
—
payable
to $1,543,400
Robert
1,100
Inc.
Co
Anthony
>/./Stockholders
Is
100,000
Isidor M. Rothschild,
annual
meeting.
Dollar
severally
Securities
outstanding,, unexchanged $5 cumulative
share,.plus acci-ued dividends of $0.83Vb
.
agreed,
&
Bradford
The
he
shares
authorized
year,
the
at
350.000.shs.
outstanding
UNDERWRITERS—The ' underwriters
■
& Co., Inc.—
Whipple & Co.__
1.109
Corp._
'
■
McDonnell
Bacon,
Childs
Co.:
Consolidated
•
Outstanding
1—_
of
Omitted)
1,700
—
C.
—V.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
1971—-
manufacturer
casual
and
20,000 shs.
stock
Smithers
Day
2259.
p.
(Jane)
$850,000
A,
out¬
standing
Common
&
& Co.,
Consolidated
notes
agreed
of new
$2,400
Co
Securities
Morton
S.
J.
8,500
par),
outstanding
cumulative,
($50
195,
class
and
A
i$100
A
EFFECT
—
15, 1970
below
have severally
1,700
Tucker,
debt:
Demand
series
B,
Co._
Webster
Weeks
H.
F.
authorized
($1 par )
1968
15.
Due 6§pt.
Due June
stock:
Preferred
W.
debt:
Oct.
named
names:
Securities
&
Baker,
registered subord. notes:
Due
250,000
1,000,000
\&
American
$100,000'
shares
100,000
Long-term
due
1982
Munk
Mr.
32,000
shares
100,000
1,250,000
■
■
250,000
5lAt%
1,
GIVING
1961,
30,
and
$59,917,000
the respective principal amounts
their
Corp.
1962
shares
Nov.
Issued
7%
1981.
C,
April
Capital
due
,
4'/a %
B.
May
-
4>/<?%
A,
projection
this
Authorized
Common,, class B
debentures:
fund
$3,523,074,"
of
stock:
Issued
860,000
of
revenues
*
"was
Corp.—Additional Financing
14,
May
100,000
1,000,000
Series
"Although
million.
sales
Common, class A ($1 par)
980,000
E.
Series
Sinking
$7
Acceptance
CAPITALIZATION
809,000
,
4»/8%
underwriters
company
opposite
Stone
issue reported the offering
on
May 10, of 80,000 shares of this firm's class A non¬
voting common stock.at $12.50 per share through East¬
ern Investment Corp., Dover, N. H., and associates./Ad¬
ditional financing details follows:
•
$880,000
$1,100,000
3V?%
C,
forth
set
could
Capital
B.
the
purchase from the
(000's
pattern of at least doubling sales volume
years."—V..-195, p. 1805. .■■;./%•//-'/
tails—Our
operating
$9,985,000.
Amount
the
Outstanding
Series
report,
of
White,
Weld
&
Kidder, Peabody
Clairtone's
with
Coastal
Firsi
Series
to
bohds
M. Munk,
Peter
annual
company's
the
consolidated
income
in .1963
exceed
attained
1961
successive
TO PRESENT FINANCING
mortgage sinking fund bonds:
Series A.
3 V% %, due Jan. 1,
1974
This,
$110,245.
of
1961
in
handle
to
will
1962
consistent
in
operating
to $$2.14
had total
$376,622, equal
of
income
net
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Long-term
for
twice, the
is
companies.
company
said,
expect to reach
impetus foruthe
we
sales
','///'://'•/■//./'/.'///////'/ /
share of common stock.
per
the
1961,
year
in
market
President
.
approximately 3,300 such
of
out
States
REVENUES—For
revenues
from the financing will be
loans,v which were incurred
,
quality
net
purchase contract,
volume of United States business
and 1964." This investment pro-vided. the
significant sales advance-during the first
quarter
of 1962. and it
is now expected that American sales Will
equal or surpass Canadian volume within a year.
1,
:.r.i
The record sales figure for the
first quarter of 1962. is significant,
because, on the basis of average of performance in
1960 and 1961,s;
less
than
14%
of the company's
annual volume- is, realized in the
first three months, with the bulk of sales and profits occurring during
the final quarter of the calendar year. Such early. progress indicates
"
«
S.
which
which is
group
a
-
U.
deliberately planned
used for pay¬
ment
of
short-term bank
in connection
with the company's continuing construction program, and to provide
funds for future expenditure under the program.
The company esti¬
mates
that
during the five-year period 1962 tarough 1966, approxi¬
mately
$5,500,000 will be
required for the continuing construction
program.
•
'•
'
//
/
',
' • '
'
BUSINESS—Headquartered in Norwich, N. Y., the company provides
telephone service in substantially all of Chenango County and in por¬
tions of 10 adjacent counties in central New York State.
On Dec. 31,
1961, the company served 32,459 stations
(telephones in service, in¬
cluding
extension
telephones).
The company
is the fourth largest
independent telephone company in New York S^ate and 51st in the
PROCEEDS—Net
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions stated in the
1961,
Clairtone's
had
of
.
52,362
underwriting the offering.
sales
reported
corporation
Ont.
its first vear in the United States market, Clairtone's
sales came to $970,667, a 400% increase from $223,000 the year before
wnen
all U. S.
sales represented exports from Canada. The prestige
hi-fi
company's Canadian-^ales in 1961 were $2,552,407, 81% higher
than
the
1960
figure, $1,403,332. The combined attained sales figure
for
1961
was
$3,523,074.
Net
profits
in
1961 resulting
from
the
Canadian program came to $125,471.
i ''
There
was
an
investment
of Canadian profits for
penetration of
■
subscribe
Toronto,
During
— Rights
Of¬
is offering to
Corp.
company
rights to
stock,
common
4/6,875 shs.
750,000 shs.
...
Unadilla Telephone
&
Chenango
fering
—
subsidiaries
consolidated
100% for Qtr.—
Clairtone Sound Corp. Ltd.—Sales Up
are
automobiles
parts for
clutches
tional
primarily engaged in rebuilding func¬
trucks, including carbuietois, wat/r
brake shoes.
The company has recently estab¬
Fort Smith, Ark., for rebuilding carburetors and
subsidiaries
wholly-owned
.
i
lii
si--
it
•
Bank- (San
•,
Francisco)—Sec¬
ondary Stock Offering—On May 17, 1962, it was reported
that Blyth & Co., New York City, had completed a
sec-(
'f, ondary offering of 30,000 shares of this bank's $10 par'
capital stock at $53.50 a share.
//
'
}
when 105,000' shares
.share.
a
.
Hemphill,
Meeds——
Noyes
Bache
&
G,
Walker
&
Co
9 55
Co
Mohawk
8.59
_
&
Bros.
5.73
Boyce__—
Valley
said
Investing
that
he
on
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.—Acquisition—• ■/// //■::;•'
ponding Improvement in
net income.
Opening of
the new Clifton $
Forge plant,
which will
employ 400 persons,:is expected to enable
the
company to raise its
profit margins.—V/.195; ,p: 1552.;
3 /'
.•
4.77
Inc
Co.,
prospects for the balance of 1962, Mr. Rothschild
anticipated an increase of 35% , in sales' with a corres¬
Commenting
'
H.
The
&
Johnson,
Corp.
—V.
Co
8.59
„.
Lane,
Lunt
D.
3.82
Co.—
&
3.82
Co.——
Corp
Quarter Ended March
operating
operating
31—
expenses
1962
revenue-;
Railway
Quincy RR.—Earnings—o
—On
May 17, 1962 Divine & Fi.shmap, Inc.., Chicago,, and
associates offered publicly 120,000 shares of this firm's
class A common stock at $6 per share;/
>'•'/%>,; •
■
-
1961
$62,775,108 $59,628,793
:
47,782,336
PROCEEDS—Net
Net
from railway operations——. —i' $13,139,477 $11,846,457
operating income-3,768,123
3,769,406
p. 1208.
/ ; , ■/./../'
195,
—
of
earnings
1962
pared
$1.03
Zimmer,
the
per
for
compared
to
Normal
$2.23
first
a
after
of
quarter
for
March
year
31.
1962.
the
first
quarter
preferred (dividends,
1961,
Earnings
owners.
$2.50
were
com¬
William
H. /
reported
quarterly report to share
a
ended
growth,
share,
common
the
subsidiaries
and
company
President, in
months
12
the
$1.18
were
to
of
per
•
*
general business conditions
the
first
1962
quarter
and
the
were
sub-
•
main
for
reasons
larger sales and earnings.
Mcf gas sales were 12.7% : over
the first quarter of 1961 and electric kilowatt-hour
sales were up 10.7%.
While all categories of sales showed
good growth, industrial gas sales
increased
and
26.6%
and
industrial
electric
sales
14.1%,—V.
195,
2253
pp.
>
974.
The
old
in
company
adopted
new,
a
travelogue
Net
computing
films
1960
year
Per
sales
with
compared
zation
less
than
$0.01
.
The
amortization
new
Frederick
E.
Koehner,
in
announcing
that
old
all
far
•>'
co-produced
will
of
this
with
year.
be
put
into
How
year,while
the
West
This
faster
as
amorti-
Cinerama Treasurer
in the latter part of
-
•
*
'
President
;
Nicholas' Reisini
been
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
"The
Wonderful
domestic
Was
release
Won,"
the
for
Camera
Photo
Corp.,
Instruments
World
Inc.,
of
until
the
Division
$590,000 in cash and
acquisition
covers
all
second
in
in August of this
Cinerama story-line
foreign
existing
markets
starting
of
Cinerama,
Benson-Lehner
Inc.,
has
Corp.,
Los
a
number
W'«
of
new
government
contracts
of
and management staff
the
com¬
ram, fic;ld
instruments
Cinerama
developments,
including:
camera and projector system used by Cinerama
sLttg W0rid?pX; 6
,.A ul?iquf'; Pan°i-amic still
togiaphv field, to be
11,6 D' S' SCle"Ce Pa,1"°" 0l the
camera
and viewer
for the
amateur
pho-
marketed by Cinerama,
Inc.;
An
advanced Cinerama theatre
system whic,h will employ a single
camsua
and projector where three are
now
required.—V. 194, p. 2766.
and
year's
V.
in
/".
Service/which
Book
the
•/
Book
physical,
sociel
'
and
be
included
in
the
purchase.
Total
.
book
.'
.
.
club
/"■'
:
,
consolidated
S3,120,000
ifl
'sales
Materials
Science
1961.—V.
195,
as/part
exceeds
/.':
•
Terms
Its
'
of
;
general
Materials,
Inc., "•
subsidiary," was
/
•//,,/
/ "
-
•
.
of
./•' Vv
-
Scientific
wholly-owned
a,
2259.
p.
•
stock.
•,
volume
Center,
of
\
.
will operate the; book clubs
division."i
/" Crowell-Collier
including
enrollment
^
exchange
an
.
.
System, Inc.
BUSINFSS—The company, of 67-11 Main S'reet, Flush'ng, N. Y., is
in the business, of operating a chain of beauty salons directlv or through
quarter totaled $128,550,576,- a $2.5 million
first quarter net sales of $126,008,092.—
195,
p.
franchises,
974.
Southern
&
bids
&
Read
for
Co.
Salomon
Ohio
Electric
the
Inc.,
Brothers
& Co.
bonds
100.47;
&
Co.—Bands
under
Lee
Lehman
Brothers
PROCEEDS—Nat
funds,
to
will
be
used
to
pay
to
acquire
Co.,
to
pay
and
company's
redemption
sinking
Higginson
•
and
Halsey,
Corp.
5
and
Glore, Forgan & Co.
'
the
"Cut
name
for
4!/2%
a
coupon.
financing, together with other"'•
all outstanding bank loans; including those
certain
facilities
of
Ohio-Midland
expenditures
in
Light
connection
Curl"
&
slogan
and
~
'
•'
*
&
eisht such
wee
and
in
operated
"Beauty
on
'
a
bonds
are
redeemable' at
interest
Suffolk-end
Counties,
Nassau
Until its destruction by fire
operated
in
intention
to
Flushing.
respectively)
Feb.
on
Queens
11,
the
in
each
case,
electric
areas
sale
Co.,
own
service
in
Ohio
electric
to
four
and
electric
to
company,
residential,
comprising
service
small
operate
is
of
portions
of
furnished
own
N.
Front
commercial
municipalities
their
215
"optional
the
Columbus,
In
Ohio-Midland
distribution
systems,
in
addition,
Light
company's, service
to
do
facials Or
similar beauty
not
franchisees
,its
provide
had
rest
head
the
supervisor
circulate
accommodation
and
services
services,' On March 23,
about
of
and
and
to
which
rural
cooperative
associations-operating in or adjacent to the »erv- company's territory consists of an area in and around
of- Columbus
with
an
estimated
aggregate population
of '1
750,000 and a southern area with an approximate
aggregate popula- '
tion of 370,000.
'
•. ; "
ice
the
area.
.The
city
114
which
4
various
assistant
two
among.the salonsi
year ended
Dec.
31,
l'Jol, "the
,
manicures,
as
the company
and
operators and 23 supervisory and man¬
were located at its executive office and
the
at
such
1962
Cut
Curl
&
supervisors
salons
whose
except
function
for
is
a
to
to assure the maintenance of company
act as liaison with management and its
so
as
policies and procedures and to
improve services to its customers.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
indebtedness
Sundry
Common
stock
Warrants
195,
(10c
_/
par,)-..
5.
On
May
sale
9
of
-
Steam
Devalco
Corp.
Brothers.
assets
is
The
following
Turbine,
Inc.,
Turbine
owned
.
..
T
company
overwhelmingly
approved
to Devalco Corp.,
according
Stewart,
President
of
DeLavai.
investment group headed by Lehman
an
P.
the
take
to
expected
continue
■
company
scheduled
is
.
.'
Co.—Asset Sale Approved—
the
the
James
by
Devalco
and
of
of
by
closing .is
which
Steam
Turbine
stockholders
the
announcement
an
15,000 wts.
.
De Laval
to
225,000 shs.
15,000 wts.
•'•'■■.
the
$17,020
1,000,000 shs.
expiring "1967
p.
Outstanding
/
,
to
place
change its
business
of
the
on
May
name
to
former
31,
De
De
1962.
-
Laval
Laval
Co.
.
.
REVENUES—For the
-
efforts to
two
Power
five
.
directly
his
open
generally
whole¬
&
area
was
indicated
to re-open
proposed
provides
users
has
to the company and the company
at such location.-Another five franchisees
in 1«62.
These salons, consistent with the
company's trademark slogan "Beauty on a Budget," usually limit them¬
selves to hair cutting, styling,, permanent
waving, setting, hair coloring
end tinting, on a "no
appointment, first come—first served" basis and
now
—V.
industrial
counties.
23
to
in
and
St.,
franchisee-operated.;
landlord
there and to lease
rebuild
presently intends
are
•
"
'
/
.
were
another salon
1962,
County;
^
BUSINESS—The
four of which were
by the company and two (at Bay Shore and Valley Stream
«
FEATURES—The
salons,
operating in Queens and Brooklyn within New York Citv, two in Nassau
County and two in Suffolk Coun^v; six of those were directly owned
with
prices ranging from 109.26/.'to par, and at improvement
fund redemption prices receding from 3.01.15%"to" pkr,
accrued
there
1962
warehouse
the
in
23,
agement personnel,
;
<
101.6599
from
part future
construction program.
REDEMPTION
plus
bid
proceeds
incurred
be
Power
from
came
March
On
Of¬
Hutzler, jointly, 100.349; Dillon, >
Co., jointly,. 100.279, and Eastman/;
Ohio
and
4%s
as
Dillcn, Union Securities & Co.
jointly, 100.141.
/
and
the development
significant in advancing scienknowledge. Its research and development people are also
responsible
photo
Stuart
the
of
newly-acquired facility has been responsible for
precision
-
the
notes.
^Sn°pnc/f hflhll \Snfh,e craftsmen.
ent,lre technical
several
first
the
last,
632
Other
Brothers
starting
the
subsidiary
a
prising 60 highly-skilled
for
the
year.
Cinerama
acquired
Angeles,
-
Cinerama
has
by
company
production, of this
is expected to be distributed
tmc
for
share
a
•
J
earnings.
thus
income
in. October
of
$0.12
substantially derived from thp
travelogue films produced some years ago.
earnings will not reflect income from its new story-line
quarter
Giimnii
The
$11,000
policy:
to
;
the
'
these
.
May 17, 1962, White, Weld & Co., New York
City, headed an underwriting group which offered $16,- .i
000,000 of this company's first mortgage bonds, 4%%
series due May 1/1992, at 101.257% and accrued inter¬
est, to yield 4.3C%. The group won award of the bonds '
at competitive sale on May 16 on a bid of 100.59%:
••
/ •
quick
Cinerama
Cinerama
productions,
.This
new
1950.
initiated
was
Joined
'
The
with
same
amounted
share
per
policy
who
1961,
third
the
1961
•
noted
compared
as
upon
year
newly-adopted
lor the old Cinerama travelogue films writes off a very
portion of their cost in the 3'/4-year period
ending Dec. 31,
1962.
live
based
the
the
Basic
.
Science
Budg-t."
policy
substantial
In
$336,000,
and
under
level
members.'. /
/ ■' >
Acquisition will be made through
the exchange were not announced.
125,000
publishing
*
fered—On
1961,
earnings for
for
over
p.
Columbus
.
year
194,
earnings for the year
1961, had
policy in writing off the cost of its
the
total
restated
as
share
its
Inventory
earnings
for
policy,
amortization
V.
Report—
faster amortization
professional
The
Inc.,
books;
Science,
Record, Sales, % • . Cut & Curl,.Inc.—Common Offered—On May 16, 1962,
"j, .'//' / M. J. Merritt & Co., Inc:, New York Citv; Allen J.White
& Co., Inc., East Providence, R. I.; Suburban Investors
Corp., Uniondale, N. Y., and Robert F.- Shaw, Locust
Valley, N. Y., offered publicly,/ 75,000 shares- of this
Consolidated net income for the first quarter was $7,764,855 compared
with $6,025,978
for the corresponding period of 1961, an increase' of 4 firm's common stock at $4 per share. Net proceeds, esti¬
28%. The current earnings are equivalent to 87 cents per share com¬
mated at $225,000, will be used for advertising, acquisi¬
pared with 68 cents per share (adjusted for stock dividend) earned
tion of a beauty school, expalnsion, and equipment.
for the first quarter of
1961.
Net
Inc.—Annual
the
and
of
The
increase
Cinerama,
Clut)
Book
Library
company's net sales and profits for the first quarter, of 1962
were,the. highest, for any first quarter in its history, it was announced
by
William S. Pa ley, Chairman, and Frank Stanton, President. : •
ago.
improvement in
stantially colder weather during
Broadcasting
History
Materials,
specializing, in'scientific
the
Earnings—.
for ;
share
common
Columbia
clubs
will .acquire
books. at
/ ./Estimated
the
in
engaged
of
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co,—Earnings Higher—
Net
will
,
company. of
1900 North River Rd.„.River Grove,
distribution of a wide range of specialty types
electric wire and cable
and, in the manufacture of insulated wire
and cable for electronic and electrical use.—V. 195, p. 400.
•/ ' •/
is
agreed. to. purchase. Scientific
book
six
% .behavioral .sciences. Two young people's book clubs, the Young Adults'.
Division and Junior Scientists Division of the Library of Science, also
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
.
111.;
/■'
market
will be used by the'company1 to purchase
ad-ditional.equipment,.purchase the stock of other firms.having similar
/
operations, and for working capital.
.// */
' ■{. '* ./ */./'." // •/'
revenue
railway
—V.
Club,. Natural
„
49,635,631
has
company
onerafes
Crowell-Collier
Coleman Cable & Wire Co.—Class A Common Offered
Railway
Net
The
which
2.87
,____
1655.
p.
Chicago, Burlington &
First
&
Securities
S.
5.73
——
195,
Cabell
Branch,
First
Space
company
and
tfs /
Approximately
seated
in
98%.
person, or
of
by
the
proxy
373,818
at
the
scares, outstanding were repre-.1
meeting, and over 96%
of the
Volume 195
Number
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2379)
shares
voted
were
approved
At
in
favor
proposal
a
Development
Corp
to
the
of
change
after
the
transaction.
the
sale
The
company's
is
meeting
also
the
Laval
De
to
name
context
include
consummated.
the
meeting Mr. Stewart announced that the time for acceptance
of
the
offer
to
purchase shares at
$36- per
share issued by
the
company on April 18;
1962 had been extended to May 25, 1962.—V.
1S5, p. 1922.
tracts
for
Records
otherwise,
Inc.
company,
company is
real
deed,
references
the
to
.
engaged" in
herein
company
•
southeast
'
.
.
,.
presently
the
both
business
of
buying
mortgages and1 home improvement loan
thereof at a discount from face
value,
in making mortgage loans directly to real estate
owners, and in makingfrom" the
short-term
construction
Inc,—Exchange Offer—
mortgages
investments
as
and
collecting
to
obligations
with'
the
loans
the
builders
of
payments
acquired
are
intention
and
of
contractors.
and
holding
interest
and
the
the
loans'
fronts,
Lakes
with
Tobler
con¬
and
Lake
1,500-acre
a
community
June-in-Winter
offers
one
waterfront
many
waterway
connecting
is
offering both home
Holding Co., and has the
Placid
made
are
to
same
principal
The
Placid
three
sftes
the
sites
two
and
homes
development
and
not
Annual
Report—7
.
1962/•
Provision
vision
for
Federal
amyc&p&diah ':incom>-,tax,'"i»cj;.ea?e.d- to'.^'459j226 tgr
oF 1961-, ,R^ym.o'nd K*oontzk .President;
quarver
■c>
reported.
/;.>'/£Phcil3ai-pi:anq. interest on ine oonas are payaoie in
Peiushd^4igures|ard,obmptit&cl ohvthe-hasis^ot:
City. in -.United States'
;-
i
>-.»
-
_
J
-
•.
.
currency.*''
for
Joss
Lake
'•%
other bids
19(11
h-
.
v-:'
*
5192.014
24.714
•
^-29^-v.*;';2
reserve:.-;-^-:—
from- Halsev
came
100 06 also for 414s ■>
xuu.uu, aiau lur t/4s».
-
'
.
oqtA.-..>-The* bonds, ^eunconditional,*,direct and general obli-
i,Di3,560tshares
through his
underway.
well
$867,452'
433,304
*
^0-45;share mnp&v^-to $412489,; br s'QAjtoPV Wwe-lor'th^irst;A
lake
.
,
Year Ended March 3i< ;"n
f;j.'
.income
Minnesota- and while^ " -Net -ewnlngsibefore los.s .-reserv6:»jr^^ j-.
\28,
1962,: fwere- i\x< 4Per:shai^T-:_—
"
•
city
and
maturity
thereon
vcnmRan:y
the
waterways
large lakes.
-is-'not pblf^
}
borders
from
on
.,.w.'!--thkn;''the'"' general'
V*V
which
miles
Placid.
Placid
holders
and
,
Florida, is developing
Lake
Lake
of
con¬
estate
obligations
tracts,
Deeca
.indicates
eqc
The'
7
Stuart &' Co '
a'4%%
*,8./o
Bids for
oios ior
couoon
coupon-
a
which
hid
'came"from
came rrom
*
First Boston Corp,, 108.833; Eastman Dillon, Union Se.curities
&
Co.
Harriman
and
Ripley
Co.
&
(jointly),
to redeem
101.676, and Lehman Brothers and Blyth & Co..(jointly);,
beginning .in
10L579.
: '
4
'
'• i
equal' amount of
"i."
r
'
"'J:
:
v.v.,-.; '
accrued interest.;Net proceeds from the
financing will be used by the
of the community ^
compsny to rcpsy bsnk 103ns snd for construction
'obligated
installments
■
..
.
*
j
to
May
a
-
'
made—The
was
.scribed
fdr
by
European
and
offering
American
the
is
fourth
investors,
have
been
Corporation
V-
■
as
een
",the
managed
•-•♦u-'-' iT
j
a
,f o
for
....
.
.
.
-
,
'
»
f
other California; cbrpor&tion&.--i,'Tire.soffice- Of-the
*2000 Oakdal^/vAve^;. San, Franpisco, Calif.
nine
;of
located
.,
.
.
.
and processing
mining
of
iron
ore
k) the' 'Xro^'-and. steel-industry. . ;
f.'llISTbRY4--AND...BUSINESS—The
cpmpany'operates'gtsundry department in a discount departmentj ?
.store in Concord,-Calif.■ "Seven-of*Ut& nino subsidiaries operate,
sundfy,.^•
^
t-v
Coal
Eurppean
;
,
.
&
Steel
the
electric
294,000
issuance
subject
The
and
to
Public
of
secu-
the
juris-
under the Federal Power Act/
service
wholly within the State of
customers in 100 incorporated cities
unincorporated towns and rural com-
the. Gulf
coast
and
through
the
central
"ridge"
of
sector
the
State,. The
,.-
-----
-
renders
electricity
-
'along
.
Community
...departmehts: in, .otlreif- discomit^depart-m.eiit:stores 'located
^in -vkrious^f was Sestablished',i-ih 1951. by artreaty among Belgium,;-France; West
y*'-..»cities-lifnortherii-California.- .One'sutoidiaryc ("Berkeley Specialty'.
Sales,1':>'Ger-many,. .Italy,; Luxembourg and the Netherlands. The purpose of the
T:-.
-a
li.
compar4y
of
Railroad
-w
-
^
sale
Florida
-••..'.and towns and in excess of 150
munities.
The territory
comprises approximately 20,600 square miles
with a population' of approximately 1,700,000 located in 32 counties
moderniza-
thernxod^'^izo-tion, ^improvement and enlargement of-installations
The
*.*
.
.improvement pf _4aciMtjes ,for the
is
company
.....
.
the
-th® expansion and
-
.
and
the
diction of the Federal Power Commission
Florida to approximately
^
b0-nds"wil1 ^ used
•
_,.r
'
£
distribution
transmission,
is subject to regulation by
;rities,
sf
—u-
executive office is located
Utilities Commission, including rates,-services and
and certain' activities of the company are
Lazard
e
production,
.company
,
ma
BUSINESS-The "company,, whose principal
Thg
\1
.
JUS!' £ isg^The TomvknVisPai^
public
.and
-
DbnnM.no
.
..
t
to be made in the United States by the Community. The first
m.aderJn 1957. All of Such public Offerings, which were sub^..
one
.
'
'
-
^ti^ty,
Ste#art,- v« ^iousofferings
■Eubanks, Meyerson & C04 San' Francisco, offered'pllb-^
licly450,000 shares. Of this iirm^S Capital- stock at $6 .per
.;
--•
OffQred:-^4. |Sb
offering, circular,
1,;. 1962
*
t
Sundry" Sale's,: Inc.—Capital-Stock
Discount
Pursuant
•
more important industries in the territory are citrus packing and canning plants, phosphate mining and processing and lime
fock mining. Several areas-are developing as design, engineering, and
-.production centers for the electronics, instrument, and'scientific apparatus industries: Other important economic factors are the tourist busi*
he raising of;
citrus^-fruits, and vegetables,, tobacco- growing, cattle,
dairying, iumberlpg," naval stpres, fishipg, sponge fishing, and
id;paper mills.—V. 195, p. 1918.
■
.
.
.
._
-—a
--
;,March 31,
;
r.r--
-4. -Ofcbusiness?-;
^
-
v--,.
^—..
.
...
?■*,.<
Each..*'sundry
i,tems
thousand
of
r. in
merr
-
of
the
United
In
States.
d961t the- .Community
.
"produced approximately 73,300,000 metric tons
with".72,80ofooo tons in 1960 and 63,200,000 tons
r;;/-:<",of ste?v "compared
department, carries-over.'three
that
.o
—
because\the-stoFe. was^ riot-successful, and> is going out
1962
195'9,
1960
ill
and -.230,000,000. tons
and
Under
'has
••
234,900,000
of
tons-in
the'treaty, establishing
the-power
collect
to
levy,
a
the
pn
Food
Fair PF'nnerfi<»«-
*
.
Tnr
Mp,,;
..
Prpforrod
Tccno
properties, inc.—JNew Frelerred Issue UK d
un May -11, 1962 stockholders at their annual meeting paved-.the
way for a new issue of convertible preferred stock by approving a
?Community the High Authority
necessary amendment to the company's certificate of incorporation,
the Entemrises of up to"1%
of
" .lj0uis" totein,
chairman of the finance committee, said that the
a—company
proposes to offer stockholders rights to subscribe for rp/raxi-
coal-compared
1959.
.
...
u
with
233,900,000
V*
i-" .: t.\
•,
tons-
■'
r'ii>
;
,•
shares
•f
of
ns.y.convertible
a
share
one
of
record
such
date
to
preferred stock,! on a#
10 shares"tit^-corn..
for each
stock
be
determined.
/■i"
proposed convertible preferred ksue .would: ba-used
Company's ..presently outstanding 6
cumulative p referred,
purchase up to $6^000,003^; of &'/> <ponvertible debentures
,
-
.
pi.;
V-
V,
i .X * -4. /. .t
-t-r
-*r
L
v"
""
s
;
■
wr
-i-
.
-i-
*[■
•
' * *•
4-..K. 1 • --r
!■
.
.
- \
■
,WM1
uc*uw.F,;r ..:-,,
.
• ,■
r
f
.
Amount n ./•;--y-i;>•<
..
...,
*•"-.1
Amount
(•,;-*<«?•.. y
-
-1965,
-
a1^ Corp. - Conversion of Ihe .debenture' 50% >-equity 'in
before Aug-;^.
afford
Food
Fair
properties
about
...
wou-ld
1
•
,,.4Majoiy Mr/;1^SteUi
registration
a
said
Food.Fair
statement
on
Properties
proposed
exoects'- soon
issue
of
4•
•
to,file
preferred
new
h;-,.-;
2033. :.-r.,
p.
-the
a
stock,
..
'.°4-,
«,♦
'
11,0
tiajo
x »..■ v.
t'-v"
*'■
-
jlu.--
nuu-j
**,
.
yu..j
Net proceeds Will be
used for the repayment of debt,
Arnhold"&
salaries, investments ,in real. '.estate,', loans, and work-.
BacM &
ing capital. ;?V";•;
V
'4 Baker, weeks
*
BUSINESS—The
Corp."
under
company,
organized
was
laws of the
the
State
"Wyoming
as
,
.
loan
to
Its
pursuant
money
Wyoming Small Loan Act.
attempt to meet the credit
loans
to
members
of
stress
to
risks.
teachers
other
addition
In
invested
and
set
Intention
of
the
needs
the
of
educators.
and
engaging
in
invest
as
the
professions and
to
may
Is
It
regulations
to
in
real
teaching
The
the
loan
estate—V.
193,
p.
to
and
to
credit
the
1336:
.:
"g 1
on|4
Products
Co.—Acquisition—
,•
.
-
.
.
Dillnn
100 000
Securities & Co
,
the
of
name
present
Ekco-Alcoa
formed in
was
1955
by Ekco and Alcoa.—V. 195,
..
Electric Bond &
asset
Net
March
at
asset
Net
value
31,
value
income
a
share,
a.
share,
a
of
the
for
1961
the
slight
for
the
year-end
quarter
decrease
from
period
a
or
of
of
Electric
$34.59
..."
of
1962
earnings
year
ago.
was
of
Not
Bond
share,
a
$187,454,535,
or
$1,359,298,
$1,395,399,
included
26
or
27
or
in
net
secu
cents
the
Trust
Co.,
York
City,
has been
of the corporation.—-V. 195,
stock
common
New
p.
1806.
.
1
1962
8
nro^nertu*;
thp
rnmnanv
nifprpH
underwriting 1,$3,000,000 par.itsNet proceeds Will
Of
8% SUbordinaUc*
due July
1965, at
used for
the repayment of bank debt, and for
.'Net
from
BUSINESS—The
Sept.
North,
30,
1960.
Minneapolis.
construction
announced
by tbe corof the initial phase of Trumbull Shopping
by Thomas Frouge, chairman of the board,
The large mortgage commitment was arranged by the Hartford,
Conn., office of The Equitable Life Assurance Society.
It will cover
the development of 496,000 square feet of the,, mammoth shoppingcenter which will ultimately be on 60 acres adjacent to the Merrict
Parkway. The building and real estate firm is constructing the project
for its own investment account. Upon completion, the overall shopping
Park wil1 have 750,000 square ieet of retail store space under one
roof, Mr. Fourge pointed out.
The
first
section,
covered
Max
sales
Palm
investments"
enterprises,
tional
furniture
specialty
be
Corp.
We^d~&~Co)I2II
White
Dean
-
'witter
Wood,
575)000
575)000
Col—
&
Gundy
Co.,
&
for
a
The
principal
department
store.
third
195,
part
and
store
The
stores.—V.
p.
this
40,000
building
639.
175,000
_—i—.
Struthers
&
for
first
the
q"artor
like period
the
over
mortgage
to
commitment,
begin
feet
square
will
will
space
be
be
for
affiliated
an
joccupied
to
30
shares
common
three
cents
months
share
per
(3.757,650)
the
by
18
to
20
and
royalties
for
the
for
like*
the
first
period
a
quarter
cuQl0
c7 70c
thrnncfh
31,
March
1962
number
during
such
$15,660,497
195,
p.
Peach,
as
has
a
Tobler,.
Fla.
Small
extended
the
corporation,
Business
a
loan
Placid
which
has
Investment
of
Lakes
County, central Florida.
whqse series of successful
$150,000
its largest
Company
1850.
number
real
committed
and
Development
in
of
developments
August
includes
On
FpHprmnn
the
Offering
stock
common
9tnn»hill
^/.YOO per snare tnrougn JJeaennan,
Rj
Pn
Oionenill
^O.,
Additional financing de-
up
-
The names of the underwriters' and the number
shares purchased by each aie as iollows.
UNDERWRITERS
common
the com'
average
were
ago.—V.
year
Additional Financing De-
tails follow:
climbed
1962
outstanding
—
1962 issue reported
New York City, and associates.
year,
ended
on
May 14,
May 11 of 100 000 shares of this firm's
.
275,000
Co.
of
last
Gateway Chemicals, Inc.
tails—Our
on
'•
profits for the
equal
$150,000' to
Highlands
/
Life's
scheduled
275,000
Co.
,
net
and
A
Factor
rise of 12''e
$13,977,344
This
Equitable
by
of
1963.
Shares
Federman
Stonehill
Cruttenden,
Miller
Mitchum,
&
Podesta
Co.
&
-
an
in
several
in
&
10,000
5,000
Co
Cohu
&
Stetson
Inc.
5,000
Clayton
Securities
10,000
Gregory
&
10,000
Meslrow & Co
Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc.
Scbwei^kart & Co.r,—^—
—v- 195- P- 226°-
9,000
9,000
&
Inc.-
Alstyne,
Noel &
Corp—
2,500
2.500
2,500
Sons.
Cppenheimer & Co.——
D. B. Marron & Co., Inc.
2.500
2.000
-
General Deveiopm nt
The
estate
Tobler
Carreau
Winslow,
'
Co—
Jones
Templeton
Van
of
addi-
Shores
30,000
-
Florida Capital Corp.—Makes New Real Estate Loan—
is
a
Minnesota
corporation
organized
executive offices are located et 430 First Ave.,
The company also maintains an office in the First
company
Its
National Bank Building, St. Paul, Minn.
In December 1961, the company caused EQC Co., Inc., a w..olly-owned subsidiary, to be organized,
for the purpose of carrying on business in the State of N^w York. Unlass
for
was
will include three buildings and is
'
tional working capital.
or.
of
$1,134,824,
class
addi-
appointed
1547.
Loart—
i^oan-
November,
period. This compares with $909,860 or 27 cents a share on the average
number of shares (3.431,268)-outstanding for the corresponding period
of 1961' adjusted retroactively for a 3-for-2 stock split.
mihlinlv
debentures
be
earnings
Consolidated
Equity Capital Co.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant to
Mav
fxrifhrvM*
without nnHpSa
poration
pariC)
-
(Max) Factor & Co.—Net Up 25%, Sales 12%—
totaled
•
Mortease
iviorigage
been
p.
operations in
occupied by
\E. J. Korvette, Inc., a major department store chain.
The Korvette
575,000
* operation will involve two buildings, of which 231,000 square feet will
Corp
Inc.
of
988.
p.
Tucker, Anthony &
Co., -Inc
on a sales
pany reported.
:
registrar
Co.
Wood,
of
a
&
257
appointed
- •
Webster
American
Receives
neceives
575,000
&
Barney
&
Corn
torp.
175,0005
_i'
,
Anoointment
.
Irving
,275,P.OO
Securities
175,000
^
Inc '
Swiss
175,000
,
.
Controls '
575,000
Ripley & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks__
275,000
—V. 195, p. 1917.
'
-."1
'
'
I'
income
1?5)5o6
v/L'—J4__rr-,
175 000
&
Inc.
275 000
tfSe safe'^^Dortf^liolMairities^v*\/5a^D!efl76'a-''nS °f $1'406'8?2 frora ; :
p
ities.
V. 195, p. 9/6.
Electronic
Smith,
stone
187,
275000
Hirsch
cents
Co.
Brothers
Shields & Co. Inc
100,000
Hentz'& Co.l_i_____'
H
Co~
FressDrich
Hutzlej-
575,000
Hemphilf~~Noyes~&~C~o~
than
share.
a
&
&
W
575,000
•
stone &
575 000
rSS
Salomon
'
275 000
R
575.0CK)
-
Hayden,
Share
lower
Co
000
mo OOO
"
L.
175,000
_
&
Inc.
•
and
37c
$35.70
-_•—
Harriman
2151.
p.-
'
-
stock
common
$131,623,536,
first
same
,
Share Co.—Asset Value Down 3%—
the
1962 was
at
Go.
Hallgarten
170,uuu
'
r-nrn
?S)000
1
.
will be changed to Ekco Containers, Inc.
personnel will continue to,run the business.
company
management
Curtis
575 000
'
VstlZoTto Si—II
Chicago company and Aluminum Co. of America jointly anthe purchase by Ekco of Alcoa's 50',*
interest in Ekco-Alcoa
Gairdner & Co. Ino._—
Containers, Inc., Wheeling, 111. Ekco-Alcoa is a;leading manufacturer,of '
Glore, Forgan .& Co.__^;;:
rigid aluminum foil containers and operates, plants in Wheeling, 111.
Goldman; SachsCo.'
and Los
Angeles. Calif. ( '
f
'.Granbery, Marache &
The
275,uuu
Thomson & Co"
Parihac
issue.—V.
Forst & Sons, Inc.—Appointment—
Frouffe
nuuge
VnVk'-FamVatTc'""
&
'
Tininn
this
Corp.
A mortgage commitment of $4,500,000 has been receivd
PaYnp'w^hhPr "tarpon
I76nnn
'
(Alex.)
0
±ianseauc
nounced
and
rni
mpw
Fflstman
Ekco
^9'non
Chemical
The First National City Bank. New York City, has
registrar for the corporation's common stock,—V. 195,
Pierce
Model, Roland & Co.__
f. S. Moseley & Go.
_
s>ecuriues
^^1
This
575,000
See""Hooker-
275)000
Brothers——
Merrill Lynch
275,uuo
."fJJcL r"duPonr&"cor''"
-
27S',000
__/,er}ne£ ®
^ead
v-
has
company
IMlllCPrll CO .—New Joint Interest^-
o»:... -j : .;4
uph'ii "f™"ph"pim7"r
175,000
& Denton,
cia:tk, ^oage & oo. inc.
loans
good
,.
Lehman
100,000.
-
.
,
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
175,000
& Co.—
~~~r~
575,000
575,000 ;; McLeod, Young, Weir,/
if'J^nnn
r*i
to
makes
be
'& co.___h4
u. uauiia.it u
„r&^COr—-------i,-^ Lee >Hig|?nson
corp'I2
' 175)000 v
C<o
Bros.
uaucnuuig,
' '
B yth & Qo
-A
WJ &,®1°ns—— '■
Buins
the
company
also
deemed
business,
in
profession
company
persons
forth
± iu,uuw; j
®*"e^rns & Co._ __
£. G. ®ec£er & Co. Inc.
Teachers
of
Wyoming on June 27,, 1958. On
v-*" v Jan. 3,' j.959, its title was :chgnged^-.to. the.
present name,;; Educators; .Development Corp; The principal.-office and address of the company
at the present time is 630 Boyd Building,
Cheyenne, Wyo.
>
The company was organized to generally engage in the loan business
and
xiax.
at
its
corporation
Florida
sold
communities
income
after
in
the
Qalp<;
worth
first
TTn
P
32 8V
,
of
homes
and
quarter ot
1962,
The total represented a gain
the first quarter of 1961.
taxes amounted to $1,749,337, a
H. A. Yoars reported.
sales of $14,582,863 in
Net
p.
$19,371,964
of
nomesiies
Presideni
32.8 m
20.1'f
over
increase
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
Earnings
PC"But
against 22 cents in the year-ago
share were 27 cents
per
"In
terms
1962
"the
duced
the
for
"We
said.
record."—V.
new
Great Britain.
President
of
to
time controls
motors and
^Ether
joint company,
control equipment for
in England at Birmingham
makes temperature and process
Limited
of industry and has factories
Stevenage.—V. 195, p. 2034.
,
all
types
and
•
'
„
and subsidaries for
and o^her income
company
sales
net
both years.
Houdaille
produces
construction
Trust
Bankers
Co.,
York
New
year
of
Co.—Net Down 2%—
fractionally
down
were
company
fiscal
for
1961
the"
as
leading food retailer rang up the second-best year in its his¬
according to Ralph W. Burger, board chairman and president.
In the company's annual report to stockholders Mr. Burger said sales
for the
52-week period ended Feb, 24 reached $5,240,315,077, down
nation's
tory,
•
approximately one-tenth of 1%, from fiscal 1960's $5,246,578,194.
Net income declined slightly more than 2%
to $57,4G3;735, or $2.45
a
share from 1960's $59,011,670,
or $2.51
a share. This was equal to
1.10 cents on each sales dollar compared with 1.12 cents the previous
v
year.
to actual productive operations.
of independent public
to better relate such expenditures
year
This
made on the recommendation
amounted to $293,000 after taxes.
deferment,
accountants,
Earnings from the northern construction business,
Mr. Peo said,
normally restricted by the adverse effects of cold weather." He
said
operations, "did not achieve the profit improvement
are
aiming," but partially offsetting the Florida
Florida
the
target
at
which
we
"relatively
were
managers."—V.
our
1553.
p.
"
i'
'''
Fire
May
1,
1962
BUSINESS—The
company was organized Jan. 28, 1960
of Oklahoma.
Its offices are located at 610
the State
of
Oklahoma
City.
GIVING
EFFECT
undertook an extensive survey to find
a
''soundly conceived promotion that would help us win and hold
customers
while
permitting
us
to
retain
our
traditional low-price
policy."
// v_.
.V
"%
%%
As
a
result, he explained, the conclusion was reaShed
"that the
E. P.
MacDonald Co.'s Plaid trading stamp plan offered the greatest
value to
our
customers and, at the same ti'-ne, the most promising
opportunity to our sales organization for improvement of A & P's
performance."
%•■.<.t.
The Plaid trading stamp plan was inaugurated last November,
too
late in the fiscal year for results to be reflected in the sales-profit
picture for that year, Mr. Burger said.
' %%'%■'
Turning to the company's store expansion program during the past
year,
he announced that A & P leased and opened 275 new stores,
the
Authorized
another
remodeled
inadequate
total
closed
and
460
outlets
retail
217
that
either
were
4,409 at
195,
Acquisition
phone
Hardeman, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
stockholders
eoual
683,
In
20
of
the
the
$22,958,000
Mr.
the
in
Hardeman
serves
the
to
owns
195,
ended
backlog,
including
not
approximately
for
New
Estimated
Clock
Watch
&
this
2034.
p.
at
Third
Inc.
Quarter
NYSE
Listing
Record
—
Earnings—
of
received
ment
For
of
15,
the
stock
declared
dividend
payable
and
July
regular
1962,
2,
quarterly disbursement
stockholders of record
to
Aldrich
The
Ralph
A.
after
Hart,
the
a
for
income
share,
period
1961—a
third
will
state
in
the
interim
with
gain
quarter
$890,600,
of
to
rose
S.
approximately
share
a
shares—as
in
the
first
and
20%.—V.
195,
Orderls
the
in
the
Mr.
Feb.
1962,
28,
previous
fiscal
equal to
39
$383,400,
end
of
George
record
fied
90
S.
Geneen
He
share
per
per
in
compared
the
latest
528,840
on
share
on
with
fiscal
cents
same
the
current
electronics
the
fluctuations of
are
stated
tiscal
during
year
shares
was
"We
have
year
for
the
$206,576
with
compared
outstanding at
that
nast
are
the
two
years
longer
no
anticipated
company
He added,
year.
the
we
that
"We have
in
the
principally
so
fields
diversi¬
of
ord¬
The
dependent
.,
Conr8'd
he
fastener
194,
N.
Mfg.
Co.,
other
on
for
Chairman
directors
Statler
share
each
than
fasteners
of
five
stock
of
The
Hotels
Hilton
shares
owned
for
the
aircraft
and
a
to
44
meetiiig
amounted
greater
cents
to
number
per
share
1961—an
the
first
increase
quarter from
of
more
1961
the
its
1962,
of
high,
totaling
comoared
$778,000,000
with
$654,000,000
$124,000,000.
physical
growth and exoansion of the
pointing out that in these two years
capacity by 20%, through the
productive
plants,
new
of
rise
1962,
and
record
new
a
1961—a
underlined
both
in
United
the
a
part of the program' of
acquisitions in 1961.
uses,
and
largest
Corp.,
States
broadening
and
abroad.
products
specialized wire and cable
for military
remaining interest in American Cable &
American-owned
manufacturing
teleprinters,
was
curities
and
Hilton
President,
Hotels
by
latter
now
and
merge
for
telegraph carrier.
the Alpina Co. in Germany,
switching equipment
telephone
the
and
8,
1962
FPC
the
notes
Co.,
to The
both
Chase
of
Minnesota
authorized
Manhattan
Proceeds
struction
Manhattan
York
New
and
Iowa
Bank's
from
City
banks.
prime
the
program,
sale
Bank
and
The
owns
in
has
Statler
announced
that
Hotels
Delaware
will
Development
excess
of
76%
of
the
Delaware.
Hotels
of
Statler
Hilton
common
stock
Hotels
Hotels
will
Delaware
Corp.
offered
publicly,
be
issued
common
in
exchange
stock
other
6%
at
&
guaranteed
96%
to
guaranteed
Inc.
and
Manufacturers
$1,350,000
notes
will
in
bear
similar
interest
Hanover
notes
at
to
&
:
Hallgarten & Co._
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—
290
290
L.
290
Rothschild
F.
&
Co._:
Wertheim & Co.
Model, Roland & Co
Burnham
525
__
Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc.
150
150
150
&
290
200
150
Co.—
525
Harris & Partners Inc.—
H. Hentz & Co
525
New
525
Riter
Schwabacher
525
Swiss American
Fen-
Inc
Weld
&
Co.—
&
Co
—
Co.—
Securities
York
&
Hanseatic Corp.
Co.
150
150"
___.
&
Co._
150
Corp,.i——
150
Co.,
375
Ltd.
195,
2026.
p.
Co.—Sales, Earnings Up—
Steel
Jessop
Rackley told shareholders attending. Jessop Steel's
Frank B.
President
its consolidated
first quarter of
last year.
This increase in sales activity resulted in even greater improvement
in earnings, Rackley said.
Net profit for the quarter was $256,713 on net sales of $9,281,859,
annual
increased
subsidiaries
the
over
for the company and
than 22% during the
net sales
by more
that
meeting
corresponding period
equal to earnings of 36 cents per share on 713,502 shares outstanding.
This compared with net profit of $97,699 on net sales of $7,582,919,
equal to earnings of 14 cents per share on 679,514 shares outstanding
for the first quarter of 1961.
\
f
: •
; ■
■
'
Green River Steel
Corporation, a wholly-owned unconsolidated sub¬
.
Owensboro, Ky., showed a 64% improvement in net' sales
for the first quarter of 1962 over the corresponding period last year.
Green River reported net profit of $213,679 on net sales of $4,743,786
for the three-month period. This compared with a net loss of $172,582
sidiary
at
net sales
of $2,893,435 for the same
period last year.—V. 194,
the
annual
consolidated
31,
period
a
of
p.
636.'
of
$1,699,000
to
such
ago,
nonrecurring
rate for unsecured borrowings.
finance the company's 1962 con¬
cost $10,611,300.—V. 195, p.. 1317,
Bank—External
Loan
Bonds
Of¬
the
the
increased
same
stock
common
ended
gain.
the
on
the
31,
sale
The bonds
payment
are
of principal
was
securities of an
no such gain.
the loss with
cents per share for
from
operations
to
nine
1962,
period
compared
as
with
loss
a
of
sales volume in the 1962
resulting from the Willys major
the~ principal factors respon¬
sible for this increased loss. The first quarter 1962 loss was $l,l?5,-000
as
compared
to $56,000 in the same period a year ago.
Willys is
currently introducing a new, higher horsepower, six-cylinder engine
in
its
Jeep' commercial vehicle line.
first
quarter
product
Both
a
year
ago.
increased
and
development
Kairer
Engineers
dollar
Lower
expenses
were
program
Division
Kaiser
and
International
Engineers
experienced profitable operations in the first quarter of 1962.
losses from other operations more than offset these profits
Division
that
so
period
of Henry J. Kaiser Co. operating divisions and
subsidiaries resulted in a loss of $8,000. This compares
$3,318,000 in the first quarter of 1961 when losses on
construction were a major factor. Missile base work is now
operations
wholly-owned
with
of
loss
a
missile base
195,
p.
having
projects
certain
1317.
complete,
schedule.—V.
been
finished
ahead
of
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
First Quarter Ended
March 31—
Railway
Net
Net
operating
195,
p.
Kansas,
expenses
from
revenue
railway
—V.
operations
railway
$4,991,005
1,802,706
operating income
866..
"
Oklahoma & Gull
$4,314,251
1,706,554
'
Ry.—Earnings—
First Quarier Ended March 31—
1962
1961
$1,035,001
708,551
$1,263,965
716.417
railway operations———$326,450
55,868
$547,548
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating
1961
1^62
$11,261,190 $10,307,926
6,270,185
5,'J93,*375
Railway operating revenue
Net
Net
—L
expenses
from
revenue
railway
—V.
195,
p.
operating income—
—
866.
,
Kennecott Copper Corp.
Ended
Sales
and
Sales
of
other
March
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Report
1962
31—
metal
and
oversubscribed,
1961.
products
$
136,347,785 117.653,471
miscellaneous——
1,645,059
119,298,530
87,638,336
and
1,539,369
137,887,154
interest
Dividends,
Costs and
Cost
of
76.312?062
expenses:
sold
goods
Depreciation
and
retirements
general administrative expenses
general exploration and prospect¬
and miscellaneous charges—.
and
interest by
represents
5,162,652
4,507,262
4,819,505
4,581,037
Research,
S.
Net
foreign taxes on income
income
income
and
—V.
194,
p.
per
63ft.
share
32,437,880
20,309,450
16,277,201
18,707,860
for U.
1,460,289
86.860,650
39,017,310
Provision
1,249,351
98,869,844
ing,
unconditionally
and
157,025
,
income:
metals
Net
which
of
1961.
to t'->e 1962 first quarter loss was
of Willys Motors, lie. compared to
same
contributing
factor
loss
amounted
March
for
share
per
significant
Corp., Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.,
New York City, and associates,
May 16, 1962, an issue of $17,500,000
bonds, due May 15, 1977,
6.41%.
three
the
whereas the 1962 quarter includes
for
dividends on the preferred stock,
months
cents
Industries reported
months
ended
Kaiser
for
with a net loss of $977,000 for the
1961 quarter having benefited, however,
compares
company
three
A
year
a
stockholders,
of
loss
This
$2,884,000
provision
six
meeting
net
1962.
nine
help
to
Co.,
on
to
offering,
Dominick—290
&
525
Pajibas Corp.
—V.
290
Dominick
525
& Smith,
Daiwa
375
525
Witter
The
of
525
Co.,
Pierce,
Lynch,
&
Co.
Inc
525
Co
Brothers
Securities
York,
Inc.
——
B'ache
Arnhold and S. Bleichroder,
New
,
&
Peabody
White,
375
375
Yamaichi
2__—525
Freres
Lehman
Co.,
Ltd.
Se-
Co.-—
Inc.
Lazard
Securities
The Nomura Securities Co.,
Trust
The' Chase
Japan.
This
Union
L_
Kidder,
omitted)
525
._
_
Harriman
Nikko
external loan
yield
as
re¬
Ltd.
Securities
Sachs & Co.
Ripley
&
Co.,
Selling
Delaware
to
severally
•>
$
this
commercial
estimated
Barney
have
'•.•/'vAmount
The
Approved—
Dubuque, Iowa utility to
issue up to $7,000,000 in unsecured promissory notes.
The company plans to issue up
to $5,650,000 of 360-day unsecured
Smith,
Statler Hotels
&
Period
May
below
international
acquired of
facilities
remaining interest
was
acquired
of
the
Eduard Winkler Co., makers of electronic components, also in Germany.
—V. 195, p. 1664.
On
Inc.——
Dillon,
Goldman,
and
of
the
enlarge
and
named
than
missile
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Hotels.
of
in
manufacturers
Japan
w
One
in
quarter
addition, full ownership
1720.
Hilton,
of
systems
quarter
on
in
$241,964,362
as
five
dal€
(000's
700
——.
Eastman
fered—The First Boston
Ilote's
boaid
assembly
p.
°.rp'tt
approved an agreement to
Hilton
stock
where
products
and
Hilton
into
for products
and
industries.—V.
i
spending
spent
new
total gales
devices
defense
S.
told the annual
first
the
per
the
considerable time and money engineering and de¬
which are expected to add increasingly to our
earnings for the current fiscal year."
company
makes high
strength and close tolerance fastening
veloping
to
set
first
37
sinking fund calculated
prior to maturity.
525
Co.,
&
Dominion
Corp.
essentially
period
to
used.
U.
Blyth
The
However,
peaks.
new
acquisitions were in the United States—Jennings Radio Manu¬
facturing Corp., makers of vacuum capacitors and switches; Surprenant
and
fiscal
$6,174,834
to
share
$7,240,210 equal
jumped
same
In
the
shares,
common
423,840
for
for
Interstate Power Cc.—Note Sale
President
capabilities
and
nance
$5,721,519,
income
sales
reports
moving
cents
49
with
expanded
of
noted,
services,
1961.
Wing,
sales for
our
of
cents
February
comnanv
Net
year.
cents
or
Calif,
highest
1961.
also
the
during
to
share from operations for
level in the company's
per
the
income
to
of
period
same
will
Radio
ended
of
amount
same
which will be non-callable for
v
1,778
Kansas City
hand
on
end
have
Hi-Shear Corp.—Sales, Net Down for Year—
Torrance,
adjust¬
year-end
,
$33,000,000.
at
$105,-
a
$1,779
Corp
Co.,
&
the
to
Telegraph Corp.—Earnings
also
revenues
compared
the
$650,-
to
the
the
on
omitted)
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc
new
earnings
reached
net
revenues
in
of
underwriters
1,778
dividends
and
1317,
p.
that
and
that
company
746.
p.
investments
from
figures for both years include the results
195,
1962
quarter
twice
to
by
to
%
bonds,
the issue
of
Inc.—
the
6,026.080 shs.
Three
the
in
of
benefit
84%
..
Boston
Read
respect
stock
Geneen, President of the corporation,
ITT
report
or122
$1,071,327,
cents
19
or
$1.03
companies, and are subject
accountants.
%
purposes,
sales
stockholders
meeting that John G. Martin. Chairman,
President,
the
compared
of
This
with
have
stockholders
Net
Dillon,
After
$0.90
income
include
Co.—V.
quarter
law
amounted
Amount
First
The
same
pre-
taxes
common
reported
company
first
by
owned
1962
amounted
Kaiser Industries Corp.—Reports Loss of 90 Per Share
Reach New Highs—
construction
announced
was
and
Pump
limited
reserve,
wholly
31,
date
.
affiliated
independent
comparative
.
is
March
same
economic
the
1962
(000'S
a
6,249,000
6,036,310 shs.
by
June
1962.
It
for
Federal
foreign
audit
the
have
\%;%'
...
,
March
5,458,000
of
figures
from
and
loans.
supply
to
of
31,
agreed to purchase from JDB the following respective principal amounts
the bonds:
a
,.{•
At
period
above
March
On
of
r
$12,843,000
of com¬
provision
and
shares
of
end
$208,919,491
On May 3 the Board of Directors of Heublein, Inc., Hartford, Conn.,
to
apply for listing of the company on the New York Stock
Exchange and declared a stock dividend of 1% as well as the regular
quarterly dividend of 10 cents a share. The concern manufactures,
imports and exports fine foods and beverages.
Both
1961
$11,335,000
provision
share
per
after
dividends
Sales
Proposed
—
after
$8,181,921—equivalent
voted
been
earned
stock
The
of
Ileublein,
will
in
ir
incorporated
was
institution
.
approximately
con¬
facilities.
promotion
which
on
the
are
years,
from
of
195,
issue.—V.
com¬
which
statutory
UNDERWRITERS—The
provision
;
income
%".
1962
before
taxes
net
income
H.
Name—
Co.,
Tele¬
this
2153,
p.
for Federal taxes—_
Net
the
Haven
195,
Internationa] Telephone &
subsidiary of Universal American Corp.,
83%
of all outstanding stock of PHI.—
Ilaven Industries, Inc.—New
at
amounted
on
and
Tokyo,
the
capital,
borrowings,
Its
in
for
outstanding
reserve
capital
be
Co.—Quarterly Report-
income
net
Federal
history,
See
Carolina
Western
announced
was
foreign
manufacturing,
1924.
p.
of
stock
Period Ended March 31
Estimated
months.
company's
$80,000,000 on April 30.
is
the
missile
and
space
Hardeman,
Inc.
engineering and construction
which
months
four
of $973,April 30.
the
Carolina,
in
bank's
Japan,
will
bonds
power
financial
development.
statutory
tire
on
earnings
amounted to $51,148,000 compared with
1961
same
said
the
net
of
North
stations.—V.
Ingersoll-Rand
animal
net earnings totaled $412,548, equal to
told stockholders., Contract revenues in
year
Paul
V.
55,000
over
Number
the
at
year
this
amounted
had
company
for
share,
last
Hardeman
four months
subsidiaries,
the
reported
president
and
that
a
period
share,
a
first
cents
to 46
same
cents
chairman
76%
over
meeting
by
William
B.
Harrison,
President.
The
Western Carolina Telephone Co. serves over
19,000 telephone stations
in North Carolina and
Georgia. Independent Telephone's system now
.
Hardeman,
meeting
of
Corp.—Acquisition—
annual
mon
(Paul)
Outstanding
325,000 shs.
600.000 shs.
cents-)..
50
Weaverville,
Co.,
pany's
feried
Paul
(par
billion
$2
ten
1962
1800.
p.
Independent Telephone
company
outdated. The resulting increase of 58 stores gave A & P
the end of the fiscal period.—V. 194, p. 2551.
or
of
stock
Common
—V.
.
a
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
industrial
of
the
electric
industry
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The
Drive,
Colcord
is principally engaged in the business of
writing automobile casualty insurance in the State of Oklahoma.
areas.':
Burger said
its
under the laws
The company
Government
$1,142,000,000.
Dean
offering circular, the company of¬
fered
publicly, without underwriting,
125,000 of its
500 par common shares at $1.35 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $162,500, will be added to
its general funds and used for expansion purposes.
y
competition
is
recognized
as
an
ever-present
factor in
retailing," A & P's chairman said, "the situation became extremely
acute last year in certain urban areas where new store construction
outstripped the population explosion and
the normal expansion of
Offered
nearly
the
000,000.
Merrill
Casualty Co.—Common
&
"While
Mr.
0C0.000;
ner
Independence
CAPITALIZATION
food
'.residential
anticipated
business prospects presently
good
195,
had
Government
in
floated
by the bank to make loans
private
electric
power
companies
thermal
of
Japanese
and
market;
American
of
sale
headquartered
bank,
to
the
successfully
used
leading
Japanese
a
funds
the
from
and
yen
to
in
was
1961.
construction
CAPITALIZATION—The
"are
—Via
Sales
bank
the
previously
has been appointed registrar
corporation.—V. 195, p. 639.
At antic & Pacific Tea
Great
maintenance
and
in the company's northern
construction material segments
charged against the first quarter had been deferred this
and will be charged to operations during the balance of the
as
issue
issue
proceeds
Japanese
the
reconstruction
City,
and B stock of the
class A
the
for
and
program
by
Inc.—Appointment—
parts
automotive
repair
winter
the
that
out
pointed
report
materials,
machinery.
and
tools
situation
Gould Properties,
1951
to
report
a
in
$106,875
The
the quarter ended March 31, 1962
of $3,850,357 and net income of
$89 469, equal to 18 cents per share on the common stock outstanding.
For' the similar permd in 1961, net sales and other income were
$3,372,654 and net income was $52,113, or 10 cents per share.
Citing the 14%
increase in the sales and an even greater gain in
profits, P. B. Williamson, III, President, said: "We are looking for
continued improvement for the balance of 1962, although we do not
iexpect the high ratio of improvement shown in the first quarter of this
year vs. the first quarter of 1961."—V
195, p. 2152.
The
shows
in
industrial
Earnings Up—
Rubber Co.—Sales,
Goodall
chairman and president, dis¬
stockholders.
In the first quarter of 1961
Houdaille reported a loss of $312,902
on sales of $15,589,738.
Earnings, after preferred dividend provision, were equal to a loss
of
2
cents
a
share.
A
year
ago,
the per-share loss was 28 cents.
Per-share figures are based on 1,477,923 shares presently outstanding.
Profit before taxes totaled $153,319 compared with a loss of $576,733
a
year ago in the first quarter. Provision for preferred dividends was
sales
closed
in Great Britain
developed by General Time s Haydon
known
be
first quarter profit of $77,799
Buffalo, N. Y., company had a
of $19,815,188, Ralph F. Peo,
This
on
and P. W, Coulling,
Time
director of Ether Limited, said that the
as Ether-Haydon Ltd.,
will manufacture
managing
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
bond
bond
currency
for
long-term
Down, Earnings Up—
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—Sales
...
,
General
of
Hawthorne,
J.
.
in October
BUSINESS—The
in
to
joint com¬
Thompson
second
dollar
into
Japanese
Japan
of
Affiliate-
announced that it is forming a
with Ether Limited, a member of the Ether Langham
timing
oi
2033.
p.
has
corporation
group
D.
195,
Corp.—Forms British
General Time
pany
ne
of
Chairman
first
verted
of HEF,
sole owner
has become
City,
York
New
the Board and President of Foote.
Located adjacent to the Columbus,
Miss., plant of Hooker's Eastern
Chemical Division, the HEF plant manufactures ammonium perchlorate
and other perchlorates, used in solid fuel propellants for rockets and
guided missiles.
The
company
will be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Hooker Chemical Corporation.—V. 195, p. 2035.
Bliss,
G.
L.
and
^
experienced in the first quarter. However, oui
possibly exceed $70 million, thereby setting
increases we
should
leach and
The
year.
of
bank's
the
PROCEEDS—Net
Corp.—Acquisition—
Chemical
company,
the
New York
through acquisition of the 50%
interest of Foote Mineral Co.
of
Philadelphia, Pa. HEF had been jointly owned and operated by
both corporations since early
1959.
The
announcement was made by F. L. Bryant, Hooker
President,
Yoars
Mr.
to special
held early
p.
Inc.,
v™rC
„
feel
"I
This
this company has ever pro¬
optimistic about the prospects for the balance of 1962
it would be unreasonable to expect the same kind
are
another
fa
more
figures were better than
first three months of the
percentage
sales
told
Yoars
Mr.
for deduction of a non-recurring loss.
of
total sales, net income and earnings
cents except
said
standpoint,
operating
an
the
195,
Hooker
the results were even better
than 200 persons at the Eveiglades Hotel here.' He said earnings per share would have been 30
from
indicated,"
than
of
July.-V.
meetings
in
that the agreement will
be submitted
stockholders of both corporations to be
1807.
expected
is
It
-
Development's
announced at Geneial
Mr. Yoars
in the 1961 period,
annual meeting.
$1,456,650
over
.
(2380)
16,160,679
$1.69
$1.46
Volume 195
Number
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
properties or in promoting the other activities as herein outlined. The
real estate business is by its nature
a
highly competitive industry,
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Earnings Set Record
"Consolidated
earnings of Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, for the third
fiscal quarter set an all-time high," D. A. McGee, President, announced.
therein
investment
and
risks.
involves
In its purchase pf properties the company Intends to acquire office
buildings, shopping centers, apartment buildings, industrial and com¬
mercial property,
and special purpose buildings. The company does
not plan to acquire undeveloped acreage, except, that the company
may engage in construction in which event the company may acquire
undeveloped acreage on which the company will erect income produc¬
Consolidated
earnings for the three months ended March 31, 1962,
higher than those for any previous third quarter in Kerr-McGee's
history in spite of gasoline prices which were at the lowest levels in a
decade.
Third
quarter earnings were $4,305,717, as compared with
earnings of $4,282,933, for the same quarter of the previous fiscal, year.
Earnings per common share for the third fiscal quarter of 68 cents
equalled those for the same period of the previous year when, after
adjustment for the two-for-one stock split of May 5, 1961, there were
250*469 fewer common shares outstanding.—V. 195, p. 2036.
were
ing, property. At his time it is impossible to state the company's policy
the amount
to
GIVING
EFFECT
1
Mortgages
Capital
______
Class A
common
stock
Class B
'
'.x
Restricted
(par 25c).
stock (par
Authorized
common
stock
obligations
Installment
obligations
other equip.
on
payable to individuals
F. Duncan
notes
674,335
12,417
153,500
134,358
8,000
\
notes payable to John
and Sarah S. Duncan
6 %
tributions
of the
of shares
common
through
below,
June
their
—
:
Barret, Fitch, North & Co. Inc.s
McDonald-Evans
195,
& Co
800,000 shs.
Co.—Announces
that
levels,
Monthly Distributions
the
distribution
a
17 xk
of
will be paid
year
paid
on
cents
July
a
16 to
share
for
the
second,
'■
dividend policy
new
a
The
share.
share,
a
Trustees
who look
holders
share
a
indicates annual distributions to shareholders
slight increase over the prior rate of 70 cents
they feel the change would benefit share¬
said
to
Liberty distributions for monthly income.
At the May 15 annual meeting, W.
DeVier Pierson, President, an¬
nounced net income for the first quarter on an accrual basis, prior
to depreciation and amortization of organizational expense, of $178,053.
Operating cash flow
12,000
for
book
purposes
$133,953
was
was
$113,437
or
or
21 cents a share and net income
$.1779 a share.
Manufacturers
Hanover
Trust,
York
New
City
Plaines, 111., reported first quarter earnings
equal to 39V2 cents a share on sales of
nine cents a share on sales of $1,132,317
in the like 1961 period, reported Thomas M. Blake, President.
Directors of the firm declared a $0.0375 per share dividend, payable
Aug. 15, 1962, to holders of record on July 30, 1962.
The electronics firm, whose stock was offered to the public for the
first time in April of this year, also reported 1961 yearly earnings of
$197,630 or 75 cents per share on $5,357,669 sales, This compares with
1960 net earnings of $186,112 or $0,708 per share on sales of $5,711,264.
Littelfuse manufactures and sells electrical circuit protection and con¬
trol devices which include electrical fuses, mountings and holders, lowvoltage circuit breakers, relays and switches. The company's total out¬
put goes to electronic, electrical, automotive, original equipment manu¬
facturers and distributors.—V. 195, p. 1808.
The
has
been
appointed
La Maur Inc.
—
Common Offered
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, New York City, and
associates offered publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $14.50 per share.
Of the total, 100,000
shares were sold for the company and 40,000 for Maurice
L. Spiegel, President.
Net proceeds, estimated at $773,300, will be used by
the company for the repayment of debt, purchase of
additional -equipment, research and test marketing of
new products, and for working capital.
is
the
and
retail
GIVING
it
EFFECT
Authorized
stock
Common
(10c
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
360,000 shs.
named
below
have
The
tended
The
severally
holder
and conditions of the underwriting agree¬
the selling stockholder to purchase
from the company and the selling stockholder in the respective per¬
centages set forth below, the 100,000 shares of common stock offered
agreed, subject to the terms
with
ment
the
company
Dempsey-Tegeler &
&
&
9
6
6
Co
Schwabacher & Co
Craig-Hallum, Kinnard,
Woodard-Elwood & Co
The
of
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.
Inc.
Inc.
May 17.
of fractional
lieu
based
It
the
on
18,
May
value
noted
was
voted
was
at
1962,
of the scock on May 17,
12
per
an
partnerships.
company
Offer—Class A Com¬
April 9, 1962 prospectus the
shares of its class
interests of part¬
The exchange offer
expired
also
offered
publicly,
common
without under¬
stock at $5 per
of
debt,
proceeds will be used by the company
and additional working capital.
for
the
Inc.
was
a
change
approved
of Mansfield Industries
in name
May
14
at
special meeting
a
Inc. to
of Mansfield
new
name
is effective immediately,
it
corporation was organized under the laws of the
on Nov. 6, 1961. The principal executive offices of
located at 41 East 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.
Messrs.
I. Theodore Leader and Joseph Durst conceived the plan
for the formation of the company in order to take advantage of their
Delaware
company
ranging
prices
in
are
the real estate field and to expand their activities in
the form of a real estate corporation having diversified activities in
the areas in which they are now engaged. Upon consummation of the
transactions contemplated, the company will either own a substantial
number of
income producing properties or interests therein which
currently provide a cash flow for distribution to stockholders after
payment of overhead expenses and mortgage amortization. In ad¬
dition, the company proposes to acquire additional income producing
properties from time to time if available to engage as a principal in
other phases of the real estate business, wherever advantageous, both
in the United States and if the opportunity arises, in foreign coun¬
tries. The company does not intend to invest in real estate mortgages
as such, except
as such mortgages may be incidental to the purchase
of income producing properties. The company has no present policy
regarding investment in the securities of others except, in connection
with the acquisition of partnership- interests pursuant to the exchange
offer herein described. The company may however purchase the se¬
curities of other real estate companies in order to acquire underlying
assets or properties. The company has no present intention to invest
in the bonds or preferred stocks of any other industry group. The
company may enter into joint ventures with other persons on firms
-in the pursuit of its general policy of acquiring, income producing
Marsh & McLennan,
experience in
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
This
Chicago firm reports for the three months ended March 31,
1962, net income of $2,811,056 before Federal taxes compared with
$2,077,291 in the same period a year ago.
After
provisions for Federal income taxes, net earnings for the
comparable periods were $1,420,950 and $1,081,200.
Based on 2,502,455 shares outstanding, per share earnings for the
first quarters of these two years amounted to 57 cents in 1962 and
43 cents in 1961.—V. 195, p. 1429.
of
the
proceeds
each
receding
bonds
will
added to
be
redeemable
are
treasury
at
general
from 106.49%
to
100%;
and at special
from
101.87%
to
100%, plus
accrued
case.
BUSINESS—The
company of 626 East Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee,
business for over 110 years, and is the largest gas dis¬
Wisconsin, where all of its business is conducted. The
company sells natural gas to approximately 292,600 customers in more
has
been
in
tributor
than
in
cities
65
The
communities
and
in
central
eastern
and
Wisconsin.
service
territory
includes
a
metropolitan
area
consisting
of
approximately 40 neighboring communities with an
estimated
population
of
1,100,000
together
with
approximately 25
communities located outside the Milwaukee metropolitan area
having
an
estimated population of 110,000. In addition, the
company serves
an estimated 1,650 customers in two communities from
local propaneair
gas plants.
Milwaukee
March
and
and
31,
net
1962,
income
company
of
the
basis,
had
for
the
operating
12
months
of
revenues
purchasers
below
named
the
the
company
bonds:
new
have
following
severally agreed
respective
principal
Amount
Halsey,
Stuart
Amount
Co.
&
The Milwaukee Co
Inc.
$3,000,000
Allison-Williams
Blair
&
Co.
Co
Mullaney, Wells
New
600,000
Corp.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
500,000
Courts
400,000
Co
York
&
Hanseatic
1,000,000
Wm.
Francis I.
1,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
Raffensperger,
duPont & Co.
&
Co
&
400,000
L.
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
&
McMaster
1,000,000
200,000
Inc
Co.
195, p.
Co.,
—.
Inc
200,000
,
Rothschild
F.
Brothers
Co._
&
&
Nicolaus
Co.
&
1,000,000
400,000
Co.,
200,000
Walter
Stokes
Thomas
1802.
500,000
Hughes
Inc.
300,000
—V.
Co.,
Stifel,
Hutchinson &
Co.
&
___
Stern
Co.
Loewi
Pollock
E.
Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__ 1,000,000
300,000
Curtis—
Dick &• Merle-Smith
Freeman
$400,000
200,000
& Co.__
100,000
Inc
William Blair & Co
&
ended
$55,309,402
$4,743,300.
from
purchase
amounts
unaudited
an
the
of
PURCHASERS—The
to
Weeden
&
&
Co.
100,000
300,000
600,000
Co
&
Co.
Inc
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.—Record Sales, Earns.—
Record first quarter sales and earnings were reported to stockholders
of
the company.
Herbert P. Buetow,
President, reported that first quarter sales in¬
by more than $20,000,000, or 15% over the same period of last
First quarter 1962 sales were $161,685,673, compared with $140,-
creased
year.
959,527 for the
same period last year.
Earnings increased at the same 15%
rate, Mr. Buetow said, climbing
$2,400,000. Earnings for the first three months of
$18,974,652, or $0.37 per share, compared with earnings
$16,541,010, or $0.32 per share, for the same period last year.
than
more
1962
were
Mr.
Buetown
,
in
the
noted
first
that
half
nearly
quarter
of
1962
Monogram
Precision
of
was
by 3M five years ago.—V.
the
15%
accounted
195,
Industries,
p.
sales
for
by
increase
products
1210.
Inc.—Merger Effec¬
tive—Nine Months' Net Up—
Merger
has
of ElectroVision
Corp.
into
Monogram
Precision
Industries,
been
formally completed,
Martin
Stone,
President,
announced
1962 in a letter to shareholders.
Mr. Stone also reported for the nine-months ended March
31, 1962,
Monogram had earnings of $12,316, or one cent per share (1,298,827
shares
outstanding) on sales of $4,161,076, compared to a loss of
$414,510 from sales of $4,287,647 for the same period last year. (The
loss for the first three quarters in 1961 equalled 32 cents
per share
on
1,291,476 shares outstanding.)
He said the financial
health
of
Monogram has been restored since the new management took over
May
15,
operation
of
excess
was
Stock
BUSINESS—The
of
1664.
Manufacturers National Bank
PROCEEDS—Net
State
p.
of Detroit — Secondary
Offering—On May 17, 1962, First of Michigan
Corp., Buhl Bldg., Detroit, reported that it had completed
a secondary offering of 9,680 shares of this bank's com¬
mon capital stock at $50 per share.
share.
the
Dykstra.—V. 195,
announced by Herbert
R. Leopold. President.
The company will be listed as Argus Inc. on
the American Stock Exchange, where it has been listed as Mansfield
Industries Inc., since 1961. Company headquarters are in Chicago.
Stockholders
also approved
the agreement under which Mansfield
had acquired the Argus Camera Division of Sylvania Electric Products
Inc. Argus Camera headquarters are in Ann Arbor, Mich.
A contract for
the acquisition was signed last March 1 and the
agreement announced at that time in a joint statement by Gene K.
Beare, President of Sylvania, a subsidiary of General Telephone &
Electronics Corp., New York, and Leopold.
Argus and Mansfield product lines include a
complete range of
photographic equipment including 8mm motion picture cameras and
projectors, 35mm still cameras, reflex cameras, slide projectors, lenses
and other equipment.—V. 194, p. 2335.
1^5, p. 1554.
writing, 800,000 shares of its
repayment
interest
balance
FEATURES—The
prices
achieved
The
April 27.
The
substantial improvement in sales for
a
stockholders.
share
of record
payable June 1, 1962. This dividend is payable on the
company offered to exchange 1,372,724
A common stock for the outstanding
in
redemption
redemption
not marketed
Argus
1962.
a regular
cash dividend of 12 Vz cents
previous directors meeting to stockholders
Sold—Pursuant to
ners
has reported
Mansfield Industries Inc.—Name Change Approved—
stockholders will receive cash equivalent
Leader-Durst Corp.—Exchange
mon
The
REDEMPTION
first
Authorization of
shares
that
a
stock.—V.
new
tion program.
funds.
the
to Mr.
1962, a six-for-five stock split was voted by stockholders
the company who will receive one share for each five shares held of
May 7,
In
company
Improved Sales, Earns.—
quarter of 1962, amounting to $61,989,820 versus $55,273,725
period ended March 31, 1961.
In the company's interim report to stockholders, Nicholas Dykstra,
President, said that earnings for the first quarter "continued to be
penalized by the after effects of the strike at Allentown and breakingin charges at Hagerstown. Nevertheless, net income was $1,544,425 or
50 cents per common share, versus $1,494,274 or 48 cents a year ago."
At Hagerstown,
where Macks' new engine and transmission plant
was
relocated late last year, training of employees, alignment of ma¬
chinery, and other start-up activities have proceeded in an orderly
manner, permitting increased production month by month, according
(M. H.) Lamston, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—
record
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing, together with other
funds, will be used to discharge short-term bank loans incurred as
temporary financing in connection with the company's 1961 construc¬
share.
City, will form and act as manager of a
of dealers which will solicit exchanges.
exchange offer will expire on June 18, 1962 but may be ex¬
to not later than July 31, 1962.
1
offer is conditioned upon, among other things, acceptance by
of at least 80% of Decca shares.—V. 195, p. 1925.
—
and
for
6
3
3
Sc
Loewi &
9
Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—
Bateman, Eichler & Co
H. M.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
—V. 195, p. 1548.
On
a
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Reports
6
6
6
6
Kalman
25
Allyn
Bache
Co. Inc
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood—
&
Curtis
C.
Gas Light Co.
Co.
the
9
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
$32
Fla.)—Ex¬
issue.
were:
Kidder, Peabody
associates, 100.929; and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.Blyth & Co. (jointly), 100.669, both for 4%s.
Co.
by
%
%
A.
to
and
the aggregate.
by them in
entitled
is
group
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
par)
company
Lehman Brothers, New York
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Exchange Offer for Decca Records—
is making an exchange offer to holders of all of the
outstanding shares of Decca Records Inc. capital stock. Under the
offer, each share of Decca is exchangeable for one share of new MCA
convertible voting preferred stock, $1.50 annual dividend cumulative,
plus one-third of a share of MCA common stock. The preferred stock
is convertible at any time into one-half share of MGA common stock
and is not callable before Jan. 1, 1966.
On liquidation or redemption
The
trade.
consumer
CAPITALIZATION
or
MCA Inc.—Makes
Minnesota
a
Des
(Miami Beach,
The other two bids at the sale
&
$103,932,
from $23,621
this
Corp.,
The Illinois Co. Inc.__
corporation organized in 1936,
with
executive
offices
and manufacturing
facilities located
at 110
N. Fifth Street. The company was formed to acquire an existing busi¬
ness
then individually owned and
operated by Maurice L. Spiegel,
President. Since its inception, the company has been primarily engaged
in the manufacture and distribution of hair preparations, cosmetics,
and other toiletries for
women,
both for professional beauty shops
Maur
record
a
$1,756,936,
On May 15, 1962,
—
of
company,
to
rose
transfer agent for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1548.
BUSINESS—La
Financial
REVENUES—On
Littelfuse, Inc.—Quarterly Sales, Earnings at Record—
Kinney Service Corp.—Appointment—
«
National Bank
— Bonds
Offered
Halsey,
Inc., New York City, was manager of an
underwriting group which on May 16 offered $15,000,000
Milwaukee Gas Light first mortgage bonds, 4%% series
due May 15, 1987, at 101.864% and accrued interest, to
yield 4.50%. The group won award of the bonds at com¬
petitive sale May 15 on a bid of 101.06%.
2262.
p.
Atico
See
shareholders of record
...
cents
72
cents
17
a
20,000
——
800,000 shs.
$200,000
29.
The
a
148,000
80,000
50,000
20,000
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell, Inc
—V.
at
Florida.
of
—
(par 25 cents)
2,294,724 shs.
$1,147,312
distribution for the first quarter
of
1962.
This was the Trust's first quarter of operations and the
distribution was declared only two months after Liberty took title to
approximately $11,500,000 worth of income-producing real estate in
stock:
:
'
that, based
Trust would begin paying monthly dis¬
6
cents a
share starting in July.
The announcement
the first annual shareholders meeting here.
They also
quarter of this
Shares
George K. Baum & Co
B. C. Christopher & Co
Midland Securities Co., Inc
of
announced
126,000
named
Trust
income
made
was
representative, George K. Baum & Company, have severally agreed,
subject to the terms and conditions contained in the underwriting
agreement, to purchase from the company the following respective
numbers
current
Liberty
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—'The
Liberty
on
457,427
12,417
153,500
134,358
83,000
$14,356,578
The trustees of Liberty Real Estate Trust have announced
bowling
on
mtge. notes on real estate___—.—_
Subordinated conv. note-
6%
1
$200,000
363,000 shs.
341,930 shs.
$98,828
$98,828
:—
equipment
5%
,
7,500,000 shs.
(par 50 cents)
Outstanding
.
1,658,070 shs.
341,930 shs.
——
25c)
com.
Short-term commercial loans
Installment
TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT
Mercantile
change Offer—
Stuart &
.
Stock:
$3,750,000
CAPITALIZATION
business.
Milwaukee
FINANCING
Outstanding
Debt:
follow:
5%
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
May 14, 1962 issue reported the sale on
May 10 of 330,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$2 per share through George K. Baum & Co., Kansas
City, Mo., and associates. Additional financing details
Common stock
as Ballantine's in
Red Bank, N. J.
There is also a distribution
company known as Berston House at 230
Fifth Ave., engaged in wholesale business to fine retailers across the
country of the many exclusive patterns of fine china, glassware and
silver
acquired by Plummer over the 70 years they have been in
or
King Louie Rowling Corp.—Additional Financing De¬
tails—Our
9
Eastchester, and the other known
percentage of assets which will be invested in any
specific property. The company was organized November 1961, and
has no past history as to policy.
as
CAPITALIZATION
1
(2381)
The
a
year
$100,000
ago
a
shareholders
at
a
time
when
the
company
was
losing
in
month.
were
advised
that
two
large loss contracts have
adverse effect on the company's earnings
for the past 18
months,
but that these contracts will be
completed in May. Mr.
Stone stated, "The elimination of these loss contracts should result
in a substantial improvement in earnings in future periods."
Exchange of the ElectroVision stock for Monogram will result in
one
share of Monogram for each 1%
shares of ElectroVision. This
will increase Monogram's outstanding stock to approximately
3,000,000
shares to be held by over 10,000 stockholders in all 50 states. It is
traded on the American and Pacific Coast stock exchanges.—V. 194,
had
p.
an
2769.
Motorola, Inc.—Earnings Up 200%—
First quarter earnings three times greater than in 1961 were re¬
ported by the company on the largest sales volume ever experienced
for the period. Earnings for the period were $2,455,944, or 61 cents
per share, compared with $802,977, or 20 cents per share in the first
quarter of 1961. First quarter sales and other revenue were $77,017,162,
some 27 %
above the previous high of $60,418,737 in the same quarter
of 1961.—V. 195, p. 1554.
Motor Travel Services, Inc.—Acquisition—
Purchase of substantially all the assets of International Patent &
Development, Inc. was announced by Elliott B. Hoffman, Board Chair¬
man of Motor Travel Services, Inc.
Both firms are based in Minneap¬
olis.
Included in the assets transferred to MTS were $30,000 in
cash,
patent and sales rights to two newly designed comparison freight rate
guides and all furniture, fixtures and equipment of International
Patent.
Rights to several other products for use by restaurants and motels
also part of the acquisition.
Ralph Stillman, President of Inter¬
Patent, and Alphonse Cote, designer of the rate guides, will
move to administrative positions with MTS.
were
Masco
First
trar
for
Corp.—Appointment—
national
National City Bank, New York City, has been appointed regis¬
the common stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 2254.
International
Patent
was
formed
in
1961
and
has
been
acquiring
patent rights for developing and marketing of specialized products.
McCutcheon's—President
Acquires Plummer, Ltd.—
On May
16, 1962 it was reported that Samuel Wechsler, President of
McCutcheon's, a privately owned department store, located at 16 E.
52nd St.,
New York City, had acquired
Plummer, Ltd., of 3 East 57th
St., New York City.
acquisition includes, in addition to the New York shop,
suburban stores, one at the Lord & Taylor Shopping Center in
The Plummer
,
two
Mr;
Hoffman said that International Patent received
5,323 shares of
MTS stock, priced at $7.75 per share, in payment for the assets.
With
the Issuance of the new stock, Motor Travel Services now has 579,073
shares outstanding.
MTS recently announced gross sales of $510,822 with earnings of
$84,256, after provision for taxes, for the 7-month period ended March
31, 1962. This was equivalent to 15c per share, a 50% increase over
earnings for the entire previous fiscal year.—V. 193, p. 2111.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2382)
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Research
National
corporation has
Boston.
'
Debentures
into
2962
43.243
National
193,
March
<
1452.
p.
Starch
'
Corp.
N.
,
Y.,
smallest
company
County Light
&
and its subsidiaries, Rockland Electrie
Power Co., reported record first quarter
1962
gain
a
announced the formation of a new company
in Lille, France, as a joint venture with Roquette Freres of Lille, a
major producer of starch products.
,
The
new
company
will be known as Roquette-National. Chimie. It
■will produce and market specialty starches, giving National a position
to
profit further from the application of its know-how, research,
patents, and processes in Europe.
/
\
Roquette-National Chimie operations
will include wet converting,
dextrinizing, drum drying, and other converting activities. Location
of the new company will be on Roquette Freres' Lille property near
J he Belgian border.—V. 195, p. 980.
!Y.:
Financing Arranged—On
Carp.—Private
Nautec
Commercial" Bank
appointed
issuance
of
thus avoids
May
•
nancing Planned—
income
'
taxes
el).
May
i
A.
real
The
•
#.
.
1962
$3,787,382
2,680,943
____.
revenue
from railway operations
railway operating income—————
♦Deficit.—V.
195,
its present activity.
The company, which is diversified
construction,
electronics and securities underwriting,
in 1959.
to
change was effected through a stockholder-approved merger
At
outstanding/ totaled
loans-and discounts
1962,
<
into a newly organized subsidiary, Haven Indus¬
At the same time, this transferred the com¬
i the parent company
Inc.,
April
on
the
also
home
of
base
Haven
its
Inc.,
Securities,
::
iary.—V. 195, p. 2078.
underwriting
v-.vu
•
agent
V.
for
195,
York City, has been
cumulative preferred stock of
Co.,
4%
the
2305.
p.
subsid¬
Net
t !
'
at
1961.—V.
Period Ended March 31
'
•
' '
sales—aU—_—___
the
195,
"date
same
1099.
p.
provision for income
Net
income.
Per
share
shs.
par
—V.
Schroder
.
for
the
Trust
Co.,
corporation's
'
■■■'
■■■■'
..
Norfolk
First
class
(based
V,
Southern
195,
and
year
of
$2,190,250
$2,267,8/2
1,948,527
2,030,125
$241,723
$237,707
34,385
revenue
"34,598
expenses..-...--——___.
railway
from
operations
railway
operating
___.
lncome___—i_-._-._i.
894,000
195,
910.
p.
•
-
income
an
>
loss
mailed
V
tr"
»
to
745.
p.
first
quarter
R-. •
in
$6,352,000
First
Quarter Ended
Ry.—Earnings—
March
31—
!r.__
___
Paiker
.
1962
1961
$63,693,026
$55,599,433
-
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses—
Daniftl
35,567,559
Co.—Earnings Up 30%—
the
P«-n
year
$22,338,953
Sales
5%
were
President
above
the
of
previous year
30%.
Net revenue from railway
3Set
195,
,
operating
income
14,999,170
_______ .___
13,241,176
9T0.
p.
Total
world
$44,300,000
Northern Pacific
First
Quarter Ended
Hallway operating
Hallway operating
Net
Ry.—EarningsMarch
the
1961
of
railway operations.
deficit—
Net railway operating
—V. 195, p. 910.
$1,009,039
1,376,610
.
of
Parker
.
.
Co.,
•
,
•
...
has
28, 1962.
approximately
or
increased
from
\'.
2271,
p.
'
'>
>
$43,000,000
This
sales
the
department
store
chain,
totaling $333,783,891.
first
quarter
sales
has
represents
$291,843,014
breaking/first quarter
increase
an
for
1961.
The
of
14.4%
quarter
Northwestern Pacific
First
Quarter Ended
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
He
expenses
195,
p.
$2,654,588
1,422,162
$1,205,685
$916,032
214,587
railway operations———
operating income——
also set a new record rising 24.4% over last year. April sales
was attributed in
part to Easter buying.
As of April 30 Penney's reported 1,689 stores in operation. During the
first quarter, four new stores were
opened and one small store was
volume
$2,338,194
1,448,903
from
92,191
.••*"-
980.
.closed.
At
The
Above
W.
record
sales
reported
sales
reported
Net
totaled
for
the
Income
$11,877,842,
first
for
quarter
the
First
of
period
6.9%
a
increase
the
over
cents
Mr.
in
Bengert
been
affected
larger
first
the
said
by
change
of
the
an
balance
even
be
of
for
$1,538,021
In
reversed
in
the
the
taxes,
as
operating
Oil
While
allocation
This
year.
of
*
ahead."—V.
195,
we
This
p.
done
to
believe
trend
has
accomplish
will
in
result
profits
for
any
first
first quarter
quarter
of
revenues,
of
1962
in
!
a
in
a
Net
new
period last year, J. C. £>onnell, II, President, announced.
Earnings for the quarter amounted to 57 cents per share on 14,262,000 shares outstanding in 1962 and 75 cents on
13,927,414 shares In
195,
For
Refined
1961
product
initial
sales
of
11,130,000
quarter
more
natural
gas
advanced
Mr.
Donnell
noted.—V.
by
liquids
195,
p.
than
barrels
19%,
by
1926.
and
exceeded
production
1.4%, totaling
those
of
of
crude
10,927,000
40,308,021
*4,675,088
March
"
31—
from
'
r"
.
:
•
19,946,644
7
dollar sales,
•
the
-
oil
1962
operations—_____
deficit
:
—•
in
shares
the
in
that
a
of
the
-
present
Herbert L.
•
March
31,
1962,
$1,135,000,
of
s
or
outstanding.
This, he said,
net loss of $1,718,000 before
same
at
the
quarter
the
previous
year.
present time the company
against' future
forwards
carry
lo
net
a
earnings
Of
;
two
Northern
&
Ry.—Earnings—'7
X."
195,
!
expenses__
:
-
1961
$1,362,333
$1,465,892
revenue
-774,101
from
911.
p.
7;
;
1962
757,268
•
.
$691,791
$605,065
177,424
141,726
•
1962
was
Gas
income
net
Co.—Quarterly Report—
of
the
company
for
$1,986,936, equal to 56 cents per
the
first
share
on
'
•
three
months
3,562,554 shares
on March 31, C. I. Wall, President, reported.
corresponding period of 1961, net income was $1,950,258
56 cents per share on 3,464,899 shares on March 31, 1961.
the
or
Operating revenues for the latest quarter were $11,698,692 compared
with $10,763,149 for the 1961 period.—V. 195, p. 260.
7
/
Pioneer Plastics Corp.—Sales
Arnold
Aron
to
Nearly Double—
first quarter sales
$4,850,000,
months
months
Mr.
of
of
told
stockholders
at
the
company's annual
for the period ending April 30 jumped
$2,452,000 last year.
"Our first quarter sales, which are
nearly double those of the ifirst
quarter of last year, actually exceeded the gross sales for the first six
meeting that
compared
last
year,';
with
said
Mr., Arop., Gross
for
sales
the
first
six
last
Aron
year amounted to $4,406,000.
attributed the sharp increase in
sales
to
number
of
distributors
now
handling the
firm's
plastics.
More than 60 distributors now carry the
pared with less than 40 last year.—V. 195, p. 2196.
Increase
Pionite
Pionite
in
the
laminated
line,
com¬
set
company,
net
1962,
profit
the
first
1961
per
share
business
for sales,
in
year
Barnet
rentals, service
first three months
the
machines
company
reported.
to
Wheeler, Jr., chairman, attributed the first-quarter results
a
high level of sales which
reached
a
new
monthly
in
March.
well
ahead
New
of
business
in
the
second
1961, he said—V. 195,
p.
quarter
is
continuing
to
911.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
2,447,374
1,214,162
and
quarter.
Walter H.
$i,490,785
$956,589
first-quarter records
earnings
meter
Income from all sources was $20,629,798, up 17% from the $17,648,139
reported for the first 1961 period.
Net earnings rose 10% to $1,540,535,
or 35 cents
a
share, against $1,403,130, or 32 cents a share, in 1961"s
run
$547,069
new
and
postage
1.601 305
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway operating
Railway operating
1961
$7,638,004
$5,332,775
expenses
8,421,452
7,230,483
$783,448
$1,897,708
2,095,875
"
Pepsi-Cola
$577,534
deficit from railway operations-,
railway operating income-.
—V.
ease
sales,
195, p. 911.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
similar periods in the
the annual meet-
First Quarter Ended March 31—
told
l"
Railway operating revenue,
■
all
provision
for
taxes
and
reserve
for
foreign
amoqnted .to $2,602,000 as compared with $2,448,000 for the
period of last year.
This is 40 cents per .share of stock out¬
"
1962
revenue_.
Railway
operating
'
'1962
1961
$1,789,012
1,537,996
$1,375,153
$251,016
*$201,667
112,247
expenses
*345,992
1,576,820
I
activities
standing
I.
credit
loss
stockholders that
of
end;d
mee:ing
quarter
and
Quarter—
for
Net
and net Income broke all records for
after
first
resulted
•
that
'
2,265,194
railway
company's history. President
ing of stockholders,
,>
same
barrels.
•
.
annual
the
the
and
$9,816,000
back
tax
revenue
primarily
'
$l,718,i25
—
expenses—
quarter
making
$203,000,000.
outstanding
911.
first
share
per
.
1,083,758
of
Pioneer Natural
*13,436,736
7
.
revenue.^
operating
p.
the
Income
and
.1706.
told
for
the
on
carry
Consolidated
of
Net
.....
r
167,655,083
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Record Sales, Earnings—
history the company's net income for the
$8,186,000 compared with $10,493,000 in the
•
187,601,727
173,914,176
high
similar
2961.
deficit
railway
—V.
record
Quarter Ended
Railway operating
Railway operating
642.
reached
p.
$33
approximately
railway operations
railway operating income
1
Net
of
——214,222,197
will
its
was
Net
income,
$
.
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
First
Up, Net Down—
$94,791,000
196,
sales
Railway operating
Railway operating
peak
been
tax
said
The
1961
$
revenue from railway operations
railway operating income
Deficit.—V.
about
to
shares
Corp.—Shows Loss
sales
Piedmont
.
Net
Net
the
.
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Sales, Net Set Records—'
.
expenses
comparatively, have
advertising, where a
investment
was
which
operation.
Co.—Revenues
total
;
1962
revenue—
operating
of
.
First Quarter Ended March 31—
1,700 stores
were
7
■
com¬
Net
Ohio
there
Quartet Ended March 31—
Railway
after
quarter,
promotional
weight
year's
months
first
the
annual
advertising
profitable
more
;
.
in 1961
figures do not include sales of General Merchandise Co. of Mil¬
Penney's
recently acquired
mail-order
subsidiary.—V.
195,
Railway
1961.
of
placed in the first quarter of the
better
'
quarter
-
1961.
reached
quarter
"Profits
a
proportion
first
.'7
$11,115,944
pared with $1,568,192 for the 1961 period. The quarter's earnings were
equal to 39.3 cents per share on the common shares outstanding at
the end of the period; 3.3%
less than the per share net income of
•30.6
the
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
for the first quarter of 1962,
to shareholders at the Annual
Meeting.
Net
of
refcofrd''May 29.
.
Co.—Sales Up 6.9%—
President,
Bengert,
end
1596.
p.
announced
company
George
the
in operation.
•
waukee,
Norwich Pharmacal
jumped
16.1% over the same two-month period
reaching-an all-time .high of $251,773,067. April sales of $130.-
1961
be
five
equipment failures which forced a shutdown of the
v.i60-inch mill- at Claymont for over four weeks el'mi/ated any chance
01' pro.itable operation in the first quarter.—V. 195, p. 1852,
<
,,
•
over
524,226
1961
1962
revenue
operating
revenue
in
March 31—
operating
railway
—V.
RR.—Earnings—
per
to
each
..
Sisto told the stockholders
President
sales
guilders
for
share
Sul^crjption PjdpeJ \vi„i:. bj?M set on J^y 28,
at" that time- Currently/ the subscription
.
$12,578,000
with
$5,500,000.
ended
April 30.
March-April
7
stock¬
shares
ccmmon
new
one
preferredrsharesiikeld
is equivalent
Chairman,
net
available
For
■-
•
reported record
This
of
per
Federal
to
(J. C.) Penney Co.—Reports Record Sales Quarter—
$2,424,797
921,201
Netherlands
6,153,140
of
informed
$1.62
continuing the company's position of leadership
instrument industry.
This figure includes
by licensees, not consolidated in the firm's annual
sales
Steel
Sisto,
compares
$1.24 per share, for fiscal 1961.
products
A.
—V.
$1,481,708,
were
exhaust
to
,7' ;
company
118.75
of
basis
the
value
"
2079.
share
year,
194,
,
Privately
rate
guilders
118.75
195,
$1.05
•
reported
,
ended
or
of
exchange
to
the
handwriting
in
report.—V.
$37,020,472 $37,083,444
,36,011,433
34,658,647
expenses
sales
this
world
$1,842,000
1962
31—
revenue.
from
revenue
in
owners;
tf
;
Rights Plan—
on
the
17
of
offering
on
participating
amounted
ended Feb.
and profits rose
.
Earnings for the fiscal year' just
per share, compared with $1,135,703,
■
railway
—V.
operations--
-
Parker
33,260,480
$28,125,467
____
Pen
Parker,
Sold
sufficient
amount
an
May
-
; increases in sales and earnings for the fiscal
co
price
a
expire June 22.
U,: S. dollar
the
consolidated
stock¬
to
15
or
will
Mr'.
7
compared
.corresponding quarter of 1961.—V. 194,
Western
&
Corp.—Notes
2039,
dated
set
proposed
Phoenix
<,s
Norfolk
share
.}•■■■
,
1■.'
notice
had
it
p.
...
the
V.
$4,651,000
was
in
$98,490,000
.' •'
'
taxes
told
».
•
to
the
over,
.
after
McKeen
Mr.
.
-
subscription
1.66
statement
;
/
■
the. total
'
:
.
due Jan; 1,
A,
—V.
951,744
0.78
.
..
10.5%, .increase
a
last year,
Net
♦Deficit.—V.
e
the
in
has
stockholders
to
on
price
' " 606,486"
Airways, Inc.—Revenues Up 16%
amounted
revenues
.
Reading
actual
The
based
1,558,230
-
■
445,545
3/31/62)
in
announced
was
markets
—
2272.
the
on
Rights
1962;.
$72,865,000 a 16%: increase from
•the
$62,658,000 reported in the same period of tha preceding year.
Freight revenues were $11,239,000 a 17% increase overthe $9,575,000
reported in the first quarter of 1961. Operating expenses were $108,•
IJet
it
1961,
Passenger
.
.
<&
additional
in
$150,006 at prices not to exceed 100%, plus accrued interest.
p.
that
common
.
1961
introduced
Limmits will prove highly popular with,
will
contribute
materially
to
our
and
products,"
consumer
published
a
share
company's total operating.revenues for the first quarter of 1962
$102,596,000 compared to $87,278,000 in the corresponding period
holders.1962
31—
be
Philips, N. V.—Offering Price Set
In
191, p. 2308.
were
for the period were equivalent to
cents" for the same period of 1961
.•/■■.
series
194,
holders
This
1424.
p.
45
Co. and John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
"
the sum of
.
registrar
Ry.—Earnings—
March
Quarter Ended
revenue
appointed
has been
stock.—V.
will
anticipate
Americans
2196.
■'
bonds,
.—V.
$81,818,397
805,661
330,116
571,929
on
on
Pan American World.
'•
■
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net
York City,
A common
New
"We
p.
•
J.
Chemical Co., Inc.—Appointm't
Nor da Essential Oil &
and
area
_
1962
_"
taxes_l_i
outstanding
earnings
shares
The Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.; 135 South Broad Street Phila¬
delphia 9, Pa..- will up to noon (EDT) on June 15, 1962, receive tenders
for the sale
to io on July 1,
1962, of consolidated mortgage 3%-6%
'
i.
$539,882,-
last
-
$79,476,960
______
capital
$5
*
^.
•
__——
operating income—
Less
President
Goldman, Sachs' & Co., New York City,; assisted in
arranging the financing.
An additional $5,000,000 of promissory notes due 1982
will be offered by the company later this year for pur¬
chase by the respective lenders. The proceeds from the
financing will be used for general corporate purposes.
The company's net sales have grown from $80 million
in 1957 to $154 million in 1961—V. 195, p. 1320.
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
v
appointed transfer
the corporation.—
New
$469,088,644
31,
fewer
corporation
borrowing of
offered
Total
Newmont Mining Corp.—Appointment—
Trust
with
at Dec.
$519,798,098
:
'
Bankers
compared
174,
17.
pany's domicile of incorporation from Connecticut to Delaware. Execufijve offices of Haven Iildustriew^'however, ."Wehitt New York, which is
1
at
meeting
McKeen,
7
'
tries,
basis,
contrasted with
were
Insurance
,
31,
annual
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
C.
March
195,
'CO.
with 66 cents per share in the first quarter of 1961.
•
Loans
and
discounts,
a'cquired
during the
quarter
amounted
to
$196,084,980, compared with $127,094,737 for the first quarter of 1961.
clock and watch
Higher—New
announced that it arranged for
$15,000,000 from three/institutional
lenders under its promissory notes due 1982.
The lenders are Investors Mutual, Inc„ New York Life
quarter of 1962 was $1,222,045,
with net income of $972,641 in the first quarter of 1961,
King. President, reported to stockholders.
Earnings for the common stock were 71 cents per share," compared
Maxwell
share
a
State
the
$994,692
14,115
Pacific Finance Corp.—First Quarter Net Up—
Co.—Merger—Name Change
share
per
there
future.
910.
p.
three
last
first-quarter sales and earnings
S.
dietary food market with
aid in biscuit form.
gathered for the firm's
Laboratories; John E.
owners
-.—The
1961
$3,476,672 4
2,481,980
$1,106,439
..'*173,100 !
Inc.—Sales, Net
Increased
Research
Philadelphia
to
Quarter Ended March 31—
a
cents
—V.
}
.
the
historically the
sales for the first three months of
compared with $78,431,081 for the same quarter
.17%. Earnings were $9,987,997 compared with $8,098,888
• - - .
7
"
...
•
weight-conscious
growing lines of
The company's net income for the first
last
name
•.
in
is
Chairman,, reported
near
of depreciation
reason
'
* v
'
quarter
quarter
$91,794,414
were
York
compared
estate,
its
i''
according
that
Net
Net
May 8, it was reported that the 109-year-old New Haven Clock &
Watch Co. had become Haven Industries, Inc., a name felt to be more
in
said
■Railway operating revenue.,——
Railway operating expenses
On
appropriate
Report—
Pacific Electric Ry.—Earnings—
Effective—
made
also
first
outstanding,.
7
The new Limmits product was developed by Pfizer in
England and
has won «*wift and wide popular acceptance there, Mr; McKeen said1.
The biscuits
are
currently sold In Canada and in the Western New
preliminary figures, gross
revenues the first quarter of 1962 are substantially in excess of revenues
during the comparable period of 1961.—V. 191. p. 2748.v.;
$50,000,0U0 of debentures
New Haven Clock & Watch
earnings was necessary by
1961
on
Pierson
v-v:.
.
this
1962
16,
Board
when
at
'''':
Mr."
share
year—up
On
55
of operations, Pacific Coast Properties,
year
$49,120,575
••"''tftkfcn
•
T. & T., subsidiary announced plans to
due 2002 at competitive bidding July 10.
It will
use
the proceeds from
the sale to repay advances from its
1, irent company.—V, 195, p. 980.
■
On
:
'
y
pared with $1,166,565 earnings (before depreciation and other non-cash
charges) for that entire year." He added that no provision for Federal
Telegraph Co.—Bond Fi¬
&
to
rose
First
Telephone
..
the end of 1961, as compared with
$37,091,588 for the seven months of the previous year.
' .
In the company's annual report to its stockholders. Harry E. Pierson,/
President, said: "Even more Indicative of our upward trend is the fact
a cash loss of $112,771 was incurred during the first half of
1961, com¬
assets
produces fiberglass boats, winches, elecr
trie water pumps, parking meters, color lithographic
printing and automotive and steel warehousing services.
—V. 195, p. 1596.
v.
England
"
reported
Medical
'—up 23%.
the
Angeles based real property development company, reported
earnings before depreciation and other non-cash charges of $1,166,565
in 1961, compared with a cash loss before depreciation and other non¬
cash charges of $93,134 for the seven months of its activities in 1960.
Gross revenues increased to $11,658,874 from
$2,292(796, and gross
Nautec Corp.
New
Pfizer
and
has. been
and registrar of
~
transfer agent
Co.,
&
for any
the
1852.
p.
It is
entering the U.
creme-filled weight-control
a
Addressing
last
Los
a
by shareholders in the fall of 1961, and
potential dilution of stockholders' equity,
a
City,
York
New
America,
Pacific Coast Properties, Inc.—Annual
Completing its first full
convertible debentures,
$4,000,000 of
to
up
approved
North
corporation as
stock.—V. 195, p. 2079.
common
corporation announced that it had obtained a
$4,000,000 fifteen-year loan from two insurance com¬
panies.
v777''
.,rThe institutional loan replaces the previously planned
as
of
the
by
Pfizer
growth
195,
announced
the
Inc.—Appointment—
P-G Products Manufacturing Co.,
.
the
14,
and
1962
has
corporation
of
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
industry
year.—V.
company
Limmits,
••
.
t
The
The
>',y
Affiliate—
rate
soft-drink
the
,
Product—
same
Net
$749,516,
ox
the
of
(Chas.)
<
months ended
period a
of $10,942,985
during the thrre
against those of $10,193,469
in the
revenues
31,
In
years.
.
income totaled $1,703,840; or 77
cents per share on the 2,075,688 common shares outstanding, compared
With $1,578,022, or 73 cents per share on the 1,959,214 average num¬
ber of common shares outstanding in the first quarter of 1931. 'The
company experienced a gain of $558,548 in electric revenues and an
increase of $190,968 in gas revenues.—V. 195, p. 749.
'
New- French
—
Pike
ago,
year
.
Chemical
&
Nyack,
and
Operating
prior to the close of business June 20,
shares for each debenture, or $23,125 per
common
share.'—V.
common
This
■
higher than the
was
Rockland Utilities, Inc.—Revenues at Rec¬
&
High—
Co.
be converted
may
Orange
,
ord
called for redemption on July 1, 1962, through
operation of the sinking fund, $75,000 of its 5%
convertible subordi¬
nated
debentures due July 1, 1976 at 103ya%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Old Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street,
The
.
.
as
compared to
38
cents
in
1961/
'
,
Net
Net
from
railway operationsrailway operating income
,
'
Mr. Barnet reported particular pleasure that the rate of sales growth
revenue
'•
'Deficit.—Y,
195,
p.
91,1.
,
k'
•
,7.
/ 7
Volume
195
Number
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2383)
11
'
:
.the
-
comparable, period a year ago, A. M. Hoover, Chairman and
President, announced.
."The company's fiscal year ends Sept. 30, 1962.
■
•
Earnings for the first half of fiscal 1962 were $1,072,000 or 47 cents
a
share
on. an
average .of: 2,261,199
shares of commbn stock out¬
standing, compared with- $1,242,326 or 55 cents per share for the
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—Tenders—
Royalite Oil
Co., Ltd.—Net Higher-
'
W.
R.
Gerstnecker,
New York,
Treasurer
380 Seventh
Pennsylvania RR.,
the
of
(EDT) on May 31, 1962,
receive tenders for the sale to the company of first general mortgage
bonds
to an
amount
sufficient
to
exhaust
the
sum
of $28,370,
at
Avenue,
Y.,
N.
will
before
3
p.m.
prices not to exceed 100%, plus accrued interest.-—V.
193, p. 2153.
first
Period Ended March
Net
sales
Net
income, after
i——.
31, 1962—
;
•
v
,
--i-—-.
Earned
per
share of
common
Number
of
common
shares
—V.
195,
1853. •
p.
... /
$62,391,177
———_
—,
,
stock
.
,
^^
/
-
r
r
>
•
-
Of fiscal
half
*'
•
1961.'-
second
6.9% -over
profit of Royalite Oil was approximately $800,000 for the three
ended March 31,
1962, compared with $560,000 in the first
quarter of 1961.
Charles Hay, President, attributed the increase in
earnings to higher crude oil production as a result of the National
in
the
Hoover
three
quarter
quarter
of
1962
showed
Jesuits, -with-sales
rising
or
sales
First quarter
-
16
or
cents
of
$2,304,492
by
and
almost
earnings
Power Designs
Inc.—Repurchases Own jStock—
balance
v
due
stock
Power
Y,t
Roth
the
Pistell,.
-V"
said
has
company
to
Designs.
Mr.
is
:N.
sold
.
„
'
„
i.
repurchase of stock was
«
„
.
.
at $1.73
subordinated
.
Government
cated
Designs
supplies
power
to
and instrumentation—V.
ment
fabri¬
and other scientific equip¬
operate .electronic
193,
2782. :
p.
1
'
.
debentures,
"
The
Sales
in
of
1961
after 'taxes
Premier
than
more
Albums,
tripled,
it
than
more
^
r
•;
.
,
.
.
fiscal
.
.
and
income of $89,699,, after provision for
income taxes, on gross operating income of
years'
net
the
$960,152
1962, sales were $2,513,181 com¬
fiscal 1960, Mr. Landwehr reported.-; Net
$183,312, amounting to nearly 71
cents
f
Reading Co..—Earnings— " / - per share on 260,000 shares outstanding. This compared with earnings
in: 1960 of $52,092, or 20 cents per share adjusted
to reflect the 1
First Quarter Ended March 31—
260,000 shares presently outstanding.
.
,
Railway operating revenue____^___t^__^
:
Mr.
Landwehr estimated that Premier sales for fiscal 1962
would
Railway operating expenses_^_w„_}_—/__:
exceed $5,000,000, based on the current rate of operations, and that
the rise in profits would be at least proportionate to the rise in sales,
/•./•- Net revenue from railway operations,
L_
amounting to an estimated $1.40 per share.—V. 194, p. 2663. .
>
Net railway operating income-—
the
For
ending Jan. 31,
year
'
with $1,121,623 for
earnings after taxes were
pared
♦Deficit;—V.
sale
became
Net
stock
of
Co.—V.
&
by
1962
195,
195,
1926.
p.
•
;
-
.
• -
.
•
in
of
proceeds
short-term
connection
with
Trust-Co.;
Bankers
St.
the
for
share
department
ecutive
The
the
announced that it has changed its name to R F Com¬
The change was made for the purpose of simplifying
company
munications,
title.—V;.,193, p. 1339.,
Inc.,> this
Associates,
Communications
F
r
;.
21,962,335
22,632,331
$4,481,872
-
1,482,350
issue.
for
company
purchase
and
of
prepay¬
inventory
and
'number,
increased
.
of
leased
eastern
located
at
11
departments
stock.
common
operates
in
sporting
and
Net
Britain,
New
from
four
at
the
end
GIVING
:
v
-
■
-
•<
operated
by
to
Its
ex¬
Conn.
The
33
as
the
PRESENT
TO
"
>
•
of April
of 3 958
EFFECT
net
company's
March .31
ended
year
$6,582,495 a
—
'.
■
holders.
*
••
.
.
■
-
.
crease
record
consecutive
and earnings
sales
in
RT&E President Rolland D, Nelson said
were achieved despite an 8% price
report
year-end
increases
sales increase, he added.—V. 188, p.
annual
Dynamics,
Radiation
Inc.
Quarterly
—
1617.
•
.
registered
company
York.
New
has
company
30,
orders,
more
confidently
we
than $1,400,000 and the present rate of
expect profitable operations throughout
'•
posal
&
Radiation
Dynamics
capitalization
Inc.
to
shares.
Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc.
Crowell,
"to
voted
They
400,000
also
14,
America—Postpones Offering of Whirl- ;
Riker
Harold
was
is
company
the
Mr
B.
Saftler
Inc.—New Directors—
and
Bernard
Rodetsky
to
the
announced by Rainbow President, Jack M.
primarily a processor of color and black and
Net
Irving
the
Board
Falk.?
is
of
attorney
an
ana
Rodetsky,
Trust
Co.,
stock
195,
after
Consolidated
were
12,000
5/000
*
•
•
.
are
Canada,
England,
Switzerland, West
Headquarters are
'■ -
1S62
sales
of
Ranco
a
2%
registrar of
March
taxes;
of
for
the
six
over
47
4,282,599
4,136,368
$2,165,926
540,662
sales
ended
of
March
31,.
for
—
$1,915,511
408,071
reports
revenue
for
the
three
periods
>1932
1961
$1,284 940
railway
operations-^
771,713
$477,045
$513,227
93,089
.123,431
Ry.—Earnings—
31—
1962
revenue
1961
$18,365,387 $15,612,295
10,597,403
9,961,951
expenses
$7,767,984
$5,650,344
3,238,094
2,269,93d
sales
of
the
Co.—Net, Sales Higherfor
company
compared
with
the
first
$131,412,209
year.
quarter
for
sthe
of
totalled
1962
period
same
of
last
...
report for
that
the period, now going forward to stockholders,
general business improvement has been somewhat
the
points
slower
than
anticipated, buk St. Regisi(results continued to improve as the
quarter progressed, the March earnings being substantially better than
,
first
earnings
share
after
two
for
months.
the
first
preferred
*
quarter
dividend
of
1962
amounted
requirements,
to
represented
$4,803,648,
40
cents
on
11,763,442 shares of common stock outstanding.
quarter of 1961, net earnings amounted to $4,305,776,
first
37
the
of
Net
which,
cents
share
per
Depreciation
11,516,390
on
charges
included
shares
in
cost
of
of
it
a
the
to
stock.
common
sales,
For
equal
is
reported,
were
approximately
of
$865,000, or 16%, greater than in the first quarter
due to the completion of major construction projects, includ¬
1961,
ing the second paper machine at the Tacoma mill and the off-machine
coater and supercalender installation at the
Bucksport mill.—V. 195,
526. -
p.
(Howard) W. Sams & Co., Inc.—Acquisition—*/
The
and
has acquired
company
Services,
Inc.,
Robert
announced.
substantial interest dn World Marketing
W. Sams, Board Chairman of Sams,
a
New York,.. Howard
T.
Lund,
President
-
World
of
"
<•
Marketing
Services,
Inc.,
V
\
World
Marketing Services is in the field of International publishing.
Through a Brazilian subsidiary it directs publication of "O. Medic#
Moderno," Portuguese language medical journal In Brazil and main¬
\
tains
the
in
staff
.a
third
the
and
Inc.,
has
of
Spanish
and
Portuguese
technical
writers.
"foreign" publication in which Sams has acquired
last .60
days. The
other
two
are
"Agricultura
de
This
is
interest
an
las Americas"
"World Farming" published by Implement & Tractor
Publications,
a
wholly owned Sams subsidiary. "Agricultura *ie las Americas"
heavy circulation In Latin America. "World Farming" circulation
in
Africa,
I.
A.
India
D.
and
have
other
nations
technical
Spanish and Portuguese
where
the
United
States,
U.
N.
missions.
Additional
publications
in
work, Mr. Sams said.—V. 195, p. 1254.
in
are
Science Capital Corp.—Investments—
The
corporation
detachable
$155,000
These
purchased
of
Esco
promissory
Princeton,
Corp.,
has
warrants
of
with
of
Corp.,
promissory
notes
Conshohocken,
detachable
warrants
of
with
Pa.,
and
Teleplex
N. J.
purchases,
commitments
$400,000
Smelting
notes
to
fifth
the
$1,805,000,
and
sixth by Science Capital, bring total
approximately 45% of the corporation's
or
funds.
Science
Capital Is licensed to conduct business under the Small Busi¬
Investment
ness
Esco
Act of
Smelting
ferrous
the
field
1958.
plans
metals,
to
initially
of
in the secondary smelting of nonaluminum.
Teleplex will specialize
handling equipment for industrial and
engage
zinc
electronic
and
data
military uses.—V. 195, p. 2197.
Scott
In
-
LaSalle Ltd.—Debentures—Common
Offered—
prospectus, dated April 30, 1962, Royal Securities
Corp. Ltd., Montreal, offered publicly in Canada, $1,000,000 of this firm's 6% sinking fund debentures, series A,
due May 1, 1980, at par and accrued interest and 70,000
a
1962,
of $19,882,452,
and net income
comparable period last year, revenue was $17,070,of $534,952 after taxes.
Chairman of the Board, said these earnings were
the
Last year,
earnings for the first three periods
were
in
the
reported.
per
which
fourth
quarter.—V.
195, p.
Rochester Telephone
1962
ended
first
net
reports
income
March
the
46
31,
quarter
1,640,623
cents
fewer
a
Total
operating
quarter of 1961 to
his
ment
message
"The
The
shares
share
shares
of
of
$1,047,161—equivalent
common
stock
This
for
to
52
the
company
three
cents
months
a
share
compares
with earnings
the game period of 1961'
outstanding.
increased from
$7,074,919
in
the first
$7,792,755 in t*e corresponding period of 1962.
share
owners,
,
BUSINESS—The
incorporated
was
June
13,
established
in
the
is
also
in
have
1918
by
manufacture
prominent
uniforms
of
under
been
the
following
1936,
the
which
the
meet
President
William
A.
Kern
municipal
Jean
and
the
year
heavy
governments,
public
St.,
Canada
it
by
acquired
women's
manufacture
increased
to
St.
late Henry Scott.
men's
of
in
have
added
210
laws of
of
company
of
Longueuil,
P.
Q.,
Letters Patent dated
business
originally
a
The
suits
all Types
company Is engaged
and
overcoats
and
of
uniforms.
Sales
by year
and
production facilities
demands from Federal, provincial
utilities,
railways,
as
well
as
in¬
dustry in general.
The
manufacturing division, with approximately 600 employees, >has
a
weekly production of 3,000 garments and an additional 1,000 sport
slacks or odd trousers.
It had been a pioneer in marketing garments
made
and
In
with
which
1961
new
synthetic yarns which have proven increasingly popular
show
the
much
assets
promise for the future.
undertakings of Student Brand
and
Clothes
Inc.,
Peck
...
revenues
to
purposes.
and
Corp.—Revenues, Earnings Up—
outstanding.
and
-
report to share owners of
preferred stock dividends for
before
1962
1430.
common stock at $9.50 per share.
stock, 32,736 shares were sold for the company
37,264 for stockholders.
Net proceeds from the financing will be used by the
company for the repayment of debt and other corporate
Of the
(12 weeks)
of $785,966
share, based on 1,138,191 class A and common shares
were
then outstanding.
The
company
operates
on
a
13
four-week
period calendar with
three
periods in each of the first three quarters and four periods
In
$20,869,899
operations—
"
income
Roush,
cents
million.
months
'
.
24,
In
net
J.
shares.
as
that,
Sales Up—
increase
railway
911.
p.
with
with
New York City, has been appointed
the corporation.—V. 195, p. 2196.
$21,224*564,
from
Earnings—
31—
912.
p.
$139,146,956,
$6,051,879
expenses—————
operating income
2,073,459
1961
-
$6,448,525
L—
revenue——
March
Quarter Ended March
195,
and
•
announced
in
$4,441,638
2,518,501
912.
p.
-
1
of Rexall Drug, has
Argentina
SACIyF,
drug subsidiary
firm
of
Evanston
was
22,362,680
$5,505,974
revenue from
railway operations
railway operating Income
..
..
,
.
.
-
equal to 66 cents per share on 1,182,416 shares of common stock
outstanding on March 24, 1962. In the comparable periods of 1961,
earnings were equal to 45 cents per share based on the same number
on
of
Ranco Inc.—Half-Year
1962,
..
•!
V
•
ethical
Inc.,
companies
revenue
The
acquisition specialist. Mr. Rodetsky.
& Co., members of the New York-
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
common
-
..
,
>
,
•
Ended
St. Regis Paper
is
....
--
1961
23,405,758
shares of its
of
Ramer
8,000
Inc,_.
'Roadway Express, Inc.—Revenues, Net Higher—
metropolitan New York area.
Saftler
President
Co.—6——
Co.,
Nicolaus & Co.; Inc.
Quarter Ended March 31-t-
railway
—V.
white
servicing some 1200 camera and other retail stores,
Walker
Stock Exchange,—V. 195, p. 1023.
is
-
&
&
5,000
—
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
Galen
Dr.
photographic film,
in
Stifel,
1962
$28,911,732 $26,804,318
Louis Southwestern
Net
Chemical Co.—Subsidiary Acquisition
&
Railway operating
Railway operating
536,
Rainbow Photo Industries,
Directors
'
'
Aires,
combined,
The
"
Roadway Express,
Elmer W. Engstrom, President, announced that the
by RCA of 1,000,000 shares of Whirlpool Corp. •
stock has been postponed due to general market conditions.
The offering was scheduled to be made during the week of May 14-18
through Lehman Brothers, New York City.—V. 195, p. 2079.
of
12,000
Ry.—Earnings—
31—
Net
Net
in
increase shares available under the
and re-elected RDI's nine-man
to
offering
of
Co._"
pharmaceutical
the
Other
Net
the issuance of up to $1,000,000 in conprovide funds for increased sales and plant.
Stock—
Election
Putnam
Shields
1549.
195/ p.
ended
Radio Corp. of
May
'
"
&
Germany, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
in Los Angles.—V. 195, p. 1597.
v
'
•
- 4
■
-
company's employees stock option plan
of directors.—V. 193, p. 644.
On
5,000
Co.—_ " 5,000
&
Pont
Co.
by Dr. George L. Maison,
for -ethical drugs.
No price was disolosed.
Evanston will continue to market Riker products in Argentina as it
has for the past four years.
Under the name Evanston Riker Argentina
SACIyF, it will become part of Riker's world marketing organization.
the
endorsed
also
debentures
proposed
du
HalloweR,"Sulzberger,
•
Jenks, Kirkland & "Co." 5,000
board
pool
Weedon
I.
&
par
Shareowners
expansion."
8,000
Kreeger
new
bility of RDI operations."
vertible
Inc.___!
Co.,
Francis
value
common
stock
from the present 200,000
Dr. Morganstern described the move as "essential to the flexi¬
$1
of
Co'.ir-V-/—^. .12,000.'
Argentina, it
Rexall group Vice-President
meeting, stockholders overwhelmingly' supported a pro¬
increase
to
Shares
'/
Lee Higginson Corp.-—r-- 12,000
Model, Roland & Co.——5,000
Allyn &
First
shares
" ' **" ■
Jones,
;
the May 8
■Shares"';
.
C.
year."
At
in
principal
A.
Buenos
*
of
forth
:650,500^hs.
-
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.- 56,000
acquired
Morganstern reported that net income for the three months
ended March 31,
1962, amounted to $21,122 on total sales and reve- •
nues
of $259,017. These first quarter earnings were equal to 15 cents .
on
each of the company's outstanding common shares.
The RDI chief executive told shareowners that "Based on our current
backlog
195,
—V.
\ Outstanding
1,000,000 shs
the
and
March
1962.
underwriters of the
aggregate number of 3hares
agreed to purchase, subject to the terms
the underwriting agreement, are us follows:
offered
severally
conditions set
Rexall Drug
Dr
record
has
names-of -the
stock
common
Francisco
expenses
Railway operating
Railway operating
FINANCING
Authorized
•
cents'
25
"Riker Laboratories
s
the
in
each
and
-—V.-
opening quarter of 1962 the first
profit in its history on a three-month volume greater than all of the
company's previous sales combined, Dr. Kennard H. Morganstern, Presi¬
dent, disclosed to stockholders at the annual meeting in Westbury,
The
which
Report —New
//;'.'
Capitalization Approved—
of
Blair
the
de- ;
in the industry, effective for nine months of the year. RT&E's transformer sales for the year marked
the company's ninth
his
In
•
by a record 1,000 stock¬
633,888 shares are currently outstanding, held
fpar
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
year
,
.stock
,
amounted to $336,512, an increase of 9% over
previous year's profits of $309,287...; .
' V •>
/*«—'•*
RT&E profits per share increased from $0.49 a year ago to $0.53.
Per share earnings for the year reflect a two-for-one stock split Oct. 20,
1961
and a 2%
stock dividend declared March 31, 1962. A total of
the
for
Profits
the
V
Common
of
ago...
year
;•
distribution' transformers for the "fiscal
increased 18%
to $7,755,537,v. compared to
sales
3,720
railway operating income^
s
18%; Net 9%—
RT&E Corp.—Sales Up
<
910,300
$86,858
*182,703
revenue___
from
revenue
St.
discount
states.
by
operated
departments
1961
$997,158
912.
p.
Ended
Quarter
either
in
departments
midwestern
Stanley St.,
are
goods.
leased
of
CAPITALIZATION
The
1967.
"$182,466
—
Louis, San Francisco & Texas Ry
Net
out
the company reported
1961,
.net'earnings, of $349,317, equal to 62 cents
shares
1962
•
The
two divisions:
1
4 Regal Division,
operating 15 departments and selling at .retail men's,
boys' and junior boys' apparel; and/-
The
Alberta
p.
(201,660
;
.
railway operations.
195,
Quarter
St.
*3,856,825
by the
expenses;
located
are
leased
accessories,
j
the
195,
$19,194
/.
revenue from railway operabions„^^^l_
railway operating income-^
195, p. 912.
—V.
.
1
>
5
by
1, 1962.—V.
$410,387
Division, operating -18 departments and selling. at retail
"hard goods" such as housewares, giftware, toys, hardware, lighting
-fixtures, paints and paint supplies, ^plumbing equipment, automotive
;
■
Inc.—New Name—
R F Communications,
R
«.
year will,
there¬
production will also
.
expenses
Louis-San
First
$23,042,718
Meadows
Inc.
corporation's
See
r
and
company
stores
offices
company's
Associates, Inc.—Name Change
F. Communications
R.
be used
loans,
560,500
on
BUSINESS—The
common
April
on
...Net
Net
—V.
opening of additional leased departments.
sales_of 8,788,301
based
will
the year ended Dec. 314
net
per
,
appointed transfer /■
stock of the
City, -has'; been
York
New
ageht, warrant"1 agent, and registrar
corporation.—V. 195/p. 1853.
bank
the
REVENUES—For
Quaker City Industries, Inc.—Appointment—,
the
imposed
revenue
Railway Operating
Railway operating
911.
p.
PROCEEDS—Net
ment
normal
1961
$26,444,207
,
»
rates
railway operating income___.
^Deficit.—V.
First
publicly held corporation on April 3, 1962, through
an
underwriting group headed by Goldman, Sachs
a
effect
Ry—Earnings—
Net revenue from
■
.PCA
of
Earnings ..from
royalty
.
'
reported sales of $10,853,000 for the first quarter
1962. Profits after taxes were $280,000. Net profit
corporation
March
below
year.
Railway operating revenue_____„„_^__
$1,290,573
Railway operating expenses—813,528
Regal-Meadows, Inc.—Common- Offered—On May 17,
31,
1962, Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc., New York City, and
equalled 19 cents a common share on 1,490,000 shares .outstanding.
associates .announced the offering of 150,000 shares of
There are no comparative figures available for the year-before period.
The
company,
one
of the nation's largest printers of trade
and >' this firm's common stock at $8 per share.
business
Of the total, 90,000 shares were sold for the
periodicals, -was formed in early April by combination of
company
three printing companies: Hughes Corp. and its affiliates; Publishers
and 60,000 for certain stockholders.
This was the first
Printing-Rogers Kellogg Corp.; and Livermore and Knight Co.
and <
public offering of the company's -securities.
its
two
subsidiaries.
://
•
*
'
v
;
The
ended
to
the
^
.
Printing Corp. of America—Quarterly Report—/
in
balance
the
level.
into
came
operating
operating
Railway
■
.
For
;
,
President.
for
$77,315
of
increased
First Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
three months ended March 31, 1962/compared With
respectively in-the coresponding period in 1961.
the six months ended March 31, 1962 net income totaled $148,250
on gross operating
income of $2,059,924, compared with $145,228 and
$1,935,256 respectively for the six months ended March 31, 1961.—
v. 195, p. 1023. >
; j; "
/■■".;
,
•
•
and earnings
by Philip Landwehr,
future
$1,121,501
•
doubled,
announced
was
,
1977.
due
company ^reported
estimated
;
Exchange Offer
;/•
;
First
■
Triple—
" 1:
t
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co.—Earnings Up
"
Premier Albums, Inc.—Earnings
Corp.— Debenture
t
per share proceeds of the original offering.
provides high reliability standard and custom
equal to the net
Power
due
gas
months
for
during
1961
increase
which
Rutland
was made on Feb. 20, 1962, and
expired on May 8, 1962, was accepted by holders of approximately 50%
of the outstanding 7% debentures.—V. 195, p. 1597.
..
•
share, which
per
Oil
the
This voluntary exchange offer, which
'
y
Mr.
the
natural
three
earnings
during
the
Hay pointed out that higher production rates
Policy first started -in the .second quarter of
production
to
for
•
year,
be closer
affected by
of
first
outlook
National
be
doubling.
The company announced that $2,198,280 principal amount of its 7%
sinking fund subordinated .debentures, due 196T, had been exchanged
$1,758,740 principal amount of. a new issue of its 5%%'convertible
•
1
*
.
;
the
the
and. that
fore,
1962 sales totalled $9,460,031 and net earnings' $369,071,
195, p. 1100.
*"
'
'
!
.Acceptances— /•<';,/
Inc.;
Crow,
of
to
1961
sales
the
the-
on
share.—V.
a
Rapid-American
,
reacquired, 37,500 shares of its
last year as part of .the
underwriting agreement,
Herbert Roth, Chairman .and. President of
Power Designs, announced. The transaction included surrender of rights
granted Pistell, Crow under the underwriting agreement, and the resig¬
nation of Thomas S. Crow as a member of the board of directors of
Westbury,
common
increased
during
Commenting
Net
.
The
and
temperatures
increase
an
$11,005,163.
ended March 31, - 1962, - were $702,929
33 cents, in the comparable 1961 period.
'
'
$11,764,523,
were
1961
that sales and earnings during the second
a
sharp increase over first quarter 1962
out
Policy
;
.
of 1962
second
months
pointed
Oil
•■->•
quarter
the
cents, versus $747,388
Mr.
564,429
,--$0.24
1,080,559
.
31
or
the
for
about
earnings
,//,.*
-
—
taxes
of
>
Porter Co., Inc.—Quarterly Report— *
Sales
*
.
(H. K.)
Net
months
-
stated
budget for capital construction is approximately $14
largest single effort will be in the extension and improve¬
1962
of our 'outside plant'-^wires and cable throughout our territory.
$6,000,000 is budgeted for outside plant construction."—V. 195, p. 2080.
Clothing Co. Limited, and Bond Clothes Shops Limited, were
acquired. As a result the company is one of Canada'# largest manu¬
facturers and retailers of popular-priced clothing.
Approximately 21.4%
of
manufactured
products
are
sold under the brand
nam*
"Bond
Clothes" and are advertised through the medium of daily newspapers,
billboards
At
and
present
Shops under
radio.
52 agents in 37 Canadian cities operate Bond Clothes
agreements with the company.
They purchase the major
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2384)
from the company and are required to main¬
In addition to these outlets the company sells
its manufactured lines to
more than 500 retailers.
For
many
years the company
has operated a retail outlet in its
premises in Longueuil, for the purpose of disposing of returned gar¬
ments and other clothing
of its own manufacture at bargain prices.
part of their merchandise
standards.
tain company
It
largely
was
due
establish
to
decided
to the success of this operation that management
LaSalle Factories Ltd., now the company's prin¬
cipal operating subsidiary.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
Authorized
Debentures
—-—*—
stock
Common
par)
(no
220,000 shs.
-
Sales, Earnings--
for the first quarter of 1962
were
the highest ever recorded Donald P. Kircher, President, told the
sharesholders at the company's Annual Meeting. First quarter earnings
were $8,142,000 or $1.83 per share
compared to $6,739,000 or $1.51 per
share in the
first three months of 1961, an increase of 21%. Sales
totaled $154,054,000 against $138,534,000 in 1961, an 11% improvement
"The improvement was broadly based throughout the company and
every
major division contributed to the increase in both sales and
earnings," Mr. Kircher said.
"Absent some upset of major proportions
in this country or internationally, we expect the year as a whole to
be one of continuing substantial progress."
More than 200 shareholders attending the meeting heard Mr. Kircher
define the company's objectives as improving the volume and profit¬
the
of
.earnings
and
-
company
ability of traditional product lines, broadening product lines of existing
marketing and production units and diversification into businesses and
products unrelated to the company's traditional business.
Singer's sales of products and services outside the sewing machine
field amounted to $96 million in 1961, an increase of 54%
over the
hog
so
to
equal
V
1961
1962
cents
35
Provision
taxes
Federal
for
Income
83,000
taxes_____
on
Southern
pany's
Edison
California
Trust
Co.,
shares
of
($1
par)
$0,004
1987.—V.
1,
May
amount
195,
of
the
com¬
2197.
p.
Bache
&
&
Kane,
Aim,
Co.,
&
Railway
operating
Net
Net
expenses
from
revenue
railway
195,
$373,328
129,807
18i,515
912.
p.
& Seattle Ry.—Earnings-
Quarter Ended March 31—
Railway
Net
1962
~
Securities
Securities
Collins
M.
J.
from
revenue
railway
$1,210,847
$1,135,578
232,888
operations
$7,225,084
6,089,506
*3,990
operating income
railway
•Deficit.—V.
&
&
4,400
Co.,
Inc
4,400
2,400
Securities
First
2,400
4,400
Stieglitz
Hallgarten
Hattier
6,400
&
Co
Co.,
Bond
&
2,400
■
2,400
:
Co.
&
Jones
Kreeger &
195,
10,000
:
Inc
and
Corp.
D.
6,400
1,700
Weeks
&
Illinois
Indianapolis
2,400 *
._,
4,400
Inc
Co.,
2,400
Co
4,400
.
/
2,400
4,400
2,400
6,400
1,700
2,400
2,400
1,700
1,700
195,
912.
p.
the.v1961
to
cents
38
standing,
31
For
Coast
Properties.
the
March
than
more
B.
$3
Staley Manufacturing Co.—Stock Incr. OK'd—
approved
6hares
the
value
par
Chairman
meeting
May
7
company's
authorized
capital
to 5,000,000
providing an additional 2,500,000 shares of
annual
stock for the company's future growth.
Staley, Jr. said no immediate disposition
E.
A.
their
in
company
increasing the
common
stock,
of
$10
the
of
consolidated
said
Parvin
million.—V.
195,
sales
from
261.
p.
is
con¬
templated
for the increased capitalization, which was recommended
the company's board of directors last Feb. 13 with 173,396 shares
remaining unissued and unreserved at that time.
by
"It
stock
will
make
dividends
acquisition
he
told
of
Reviewing
results
possible
of
are
running well ahead
competition has narrowed
business
volume
is
Net
Quarter Ended March 31—
'
.•
from
revenue
railway
operations
1S62
$861,614
806,788
$54,826
174,543
__
railway operating deficit
•Deficit.—V.
1961,
and
the
of
year-ago
figures
and
margins for earnings, the
195,
1961
$789,682
879,770
*$90,088
328,407
11%
to
$85,362,063
in
the
the recent six
last year.
in
months,
compared
Hotels
Merger—
company
Co.,
(formerly
N.Y.—V.
195,
Mid-Continent
Sunray
Oil
Net
Development,
announced
of
taxes
representing
first
taxes
of
profit
net
quarter
1961
195,
before
taxes
of
of
sales
$15,877.47.—V.
$38,275.57
750.
p.
final
p.
the
stated
annual
that
expected
to
meeting
Standard
continue
of
$51,259.72, compared
a
net
loss
before
and
Shares
—V.
sales
Consolidated
equivalent
income
increase
for
of
to
and
net
74
any
7%
stockholders, Joel S. Mitchell, Chairman,
earnings uptrend of recent years is
notwithstanding an increasingly com¬
He said
the
income
first
for
per
quarter
the
the
first quarter
common
in
the
$4,671,047,
of
1962
share.
This
for
history
of
or
cents
69
the
company
and
an
per
the year 1961,
$18,715,145,
share
in
9
increased
1960.
cents
Income
Standard Brands reported record-high net Income
increase of 7%
over
1960.
Income
per
common
an
to
$2.75
for
the
year, which ended Feb. 28, 1962, were
before
taxes
was
$150,230.00
and
income
195,
$728,089.85.
Net
was
$84,485.43.
1255.
p.
&
Co.
made
shares
withdrew
of
a
this
an
secondary offering of 49,850 com¬
firm's
stock
undisclosed
at
$69
per
share
and
portion of it because of
market conditions.
of
61,135
2080.
p.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Net
2,828,171
3,260,126 shs.
31—
1962
1961
$688,685
revenue
$747,424
555,781
601,887
$132,904
$145,537
3,092
7,487
expenses
from
revenue
Ry.—Earnings-
Ended March
Quarter
195,
o.56
3,296,613 shs.
_______
'
2,212,685
:
v
1968.
p.
railway
operations
income
railway operating
—V.
1961
$35,421,993
0.75
Texas Mexican
Net
'
1962
912.
p.
Texas &
First
Pacific
Quarter
Ry.—EarningsMarch
Ended
1962
31—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
1961
.$18,095,192 $16,604,368
13,543,224
13,464,774
revenue from railway operations____^_„__-'- $4,55T968
railway operating income
327,350
$3,139,594
663,148
Net
Net
—V.
195,
912.
p.
'
">•.,>
::c
'i-v;;:.A. x'-idS
•
..
m'
ii»Uv>)
{
*'
:..
A
.
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.—Quarterly Net Up
of
Wooldridge in the first three months of
highest reported for any first quarter in the company's
earnings were the best for any first quarter since 1957.
and
sales
Net
of
Thompson Ramo
the
were
$96.7
for
taxes
substantially
a
year
quarter
in
the
than
greater
three
million,
months
cents
83
or
earnings
of
computed
are
March 31,
earlier.—V. 195, p.
of
per
volume
of
quarter
common
the
second
21
the
$1,490,037 or 45 cents a share
the 3,384,679 common shares
compared
quarter
with
3,186,457
1961.
fiscal
the
339,917
net
income
reported
was
up
the $3,-
with
$1,010,000 compared
up
$166,208
195,
p.
of
totaled 340,902,
period of fiscal
at the end of the quarter
outstanding for the same
"
month period
six
with
gains in net
close of its
the
at
the preceding fiscal year.
the quarter were a record $11,795,405,
the $10,634,063 reached in the same quarter of fiscal
the
1961.—V.
share
<
for
.
compared
statement
quarter
outstanding
with
■
a
$4,098,000,
was
same
over
Shares
per
31.
year ago.
Net earnings per share were
approximately 10% over earnings for the
1961.
Business volume at the close of the
outstanding
up $1,161,342
shares
gain of
a
of
reporting period
088,000 for the
earnings
March
period
same
cents,
and
ended
quarterly
company's
over
at
after
stock,
Corp.—Earnings Up 10%—
business
which
sales
income
Net
of
Pittsburgh, Pa., corporation showed across-the-board
income,
of
ahead
15%
1961.
share
on
1962, as
1143.
on
Thrift Investment
This
$111.7
were
first
$2,878,166
was
Earnings
ago.
year
a
the
million
Federal
at
$174,390
of
ending March 31, net income was
the
close
of
six month period
the first
2306.
^
The
1962
company's
consolidated
income
net
for
the
first
quarter
of
$9,687,000, equal to 64 cents per common share after preferred
was
dividends, compared with $10,979,000 or 73 cents per common share for
quarter of 1961, President George F. Getty II told the annual
meeting held in Los Angeles.
First-quarter operations resulted in record levels of petroleum liquids
production and natural gas sales, and a sharp increase ip the volume
of sales of refined products over year-earlier amounts, Mr. Getty told
the first
the
shareholders.
•
.
Decrease
of
in
earfiings reflects certain special costs due to expansion
operations, including normal start-up costs
Tidewater's international
Danish
refinery, and expanded marketing and exploration opera¬
Europe and West Africa, Mr. Getty said.
first-quarter report to shareholders, distributed at the
annual meeting said that despite the improvement in domestic opera¬
tions during the first three months over the comparable 1961 period,
refined product prices continue to reflect highly competitive conditions
within the industry and have not increased to desirable levels.
in
Western
Tidewater's
In
reviewing
sales
and
other
Tidewater's
revenue
1961
reached
operations,
an
when
all-time high
company's
the
of
net
million
and
$623
$1.76 per common share, Mr. Getty
said that if 1961 average gasoline prices "had been equal to the already
depressed prices of 1960, Tidewater's earnings would have been about
$40 million, a 14%
increase over 1960's net of $35,063,000."—V. 192.
net
p.
earnings
$27.8 million
were
or
2373..
from
per share from
the
included
1960
the sale
of
previous
a
record
non-recurring
certain
of
The
offering involved "new" shares resulting from a
200% stock dividend declared payable May 28 to stock¬
holders of record May 8.—V. 195, p. 2198.
Tejon Ranch Co.—Earnings Down—
$2.56
gain
properties.—V.
per
share
to
equivalent
This
company's
period
E.
first quarter earnings were behind the year earlier
to normal production declines in producing oil wells, Wm.
told shareholders at the annual meeting.
due
Moore, Jr., President,
Net
income
Standard Oil Co.
The
company's consolidated net earnings for the first quarter of this
totaled $37,600,000, compared with 1961 first-quarter earnings of
the three months
ended March 31,
1962 was $198,483,
marked the initial
paid
in
seasonal
annual
Total
after
earnings rate.
income
cattle
the
and
for
the
fanqing
public sale of the company's common
PROCEEDS—Net
or
to
proceeds
additional
lease
from
the
was
$624,062 compared with
Oil contributed most of the revenues
quarter
will be
financing
manufacturing
machinery,
used
defray
to
pur¬
moving
install research and develop¬
ment
facilities, finance raw material and finished goods inventory,
reduce
advances
from
a
factoring
company,
and
provide
working
a
new
factory in New York City,
capital.
ihitial
lika~^96j/period.
operations produce the bulk of their income
later in the year, Mr. Moore said.
Tejon Ranch Co. owns and operates 282,283 contiguous acres of land
in Kern and Los Angeles Counties, Calif.—V. 195, p. 1474.
as
Oversubscribed—
shares.
chase
shares
of
Inc.—Offering
Co.,
May 17, 1962, Carroll Co. and T. M. Kirsch Co., Inc.,
New York City, announced that their offering of 110,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $3.50 per share,
was oversubscribed and the books closed.
The offering
costs
number
adjusting for a 2% stock dividend
December. Mr. Moore commented that Ranch operations are
and
thus
first
quarter earnings are not indicative of the
same
Rubber
On
the
195, p. 2198.
(Indiana)—Earnings Down—
for
Torch
equal to 17 cents a share on the 1,146,271 shares of common stock out¬
standing. This compares with $335,439. or 29 cents a share, based on
$828,062 in
year
at 469 Jericho Turnpike, Mineola, New York,
knobs for television sets.
Total
replacement
Tampax, Inc.—Secondary Offering Partly Completed—
On May 18, 1962, it was reported that Blyth & Co., and
$5,012,570,
highest net
1961.
of
of
average
$38,625,850
outstanding
First
tions
was
the
is
share, earned in
the first quarter of 1961.
Net sales reached an all-time quarterly high
of $155,448,389, compared
with $150,312,716 for the first quarter of
For
195,
_______—;
Railway operating
Railway operating
for
and
exact
then
Sales, Net—
1962,
in
cents
over
day.—V.
per
earnings.
195,
of its
manufactures
Bache
that new highs are also anticipated
physical volume of products sold.
Mr.
Mitchell added that capital expenditures for 1962 should approximate
1961
record expenditures.
dollar
an
Brands'
in
petitive business climate.
in
to
rose
shareholders'
2306..
is listed on The National Stock Exchange,
the 1961-1962 fiscal year, with net after
earnings of 38 '/a. cents per share on its
which
figures
$84,485.43
mon
Standard Brands Inc.—Record
At
condensate
and
cubic
quarter
cubic
revenues—
share
The company is located
—V.
reported at the company's
annual
first quarter sales in 1962 were $201,-
that
oil
than in the first
feet per day.
more
billion
3.1
Transmission
income—
Per
Co.)
1962, all of its outstanding 4J/2%
President,
stockholders
of
982.95,
with
Brandon,
of
billion
14
Tidewater Oil Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
TV Development Corp.—Annual Report—
TV
income
Quarterly Report—
L.
Gas
Operating
fiscal
this issue.—V. 195, p. 912.
Corp.,
has called
cumulative
preferred stock, series A at $25.25 per share, plus accrued dividends of
$0,022 per share. Payment will be made at the Manufacturers Hanover
sales
Philip
meeting
,
commented. Deliveries totaled 283.6 billion
over
barels
8,362
Texas
Sunray DX Oil Co.—To Redeem Preferred—
The
and
period
same
•
Period Ended March 31
220,000 outstanding shares.
year.
totaled
$63,377,848.' After
per day, highest for any quarter to date and 16%
above the
quarter. Net production of natural gas increased 13% to a daily
of 285 million cubic feet and plant products extraction rose
For
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp.—Proposed
Trust
previous fiscal
sales
averaged
compared
912.
p.
for redemption on June 8,
good.
Decatur, 111., company reports net income of $1,240,616 or
56 cents per share for its second quarter ended March 31, compared
with $1,116,684 or 51 cents per share for the same period a year ago.
With first-quarter net
profit of $1,160,401, this brings the com¬
pany's six-months net income to $2,401,017 or $1.08 per share, com¬
pared with $2,484,656 or $1.14 per share for the first half of the
$76,089,542
with
the
Earnings Higher—
Net
compared
average
listed
This
with
''
31, 1962, operating revenues totaled
$578,786,055 for the like period < a year
$67,981,316
'
production
1961..
Hilton
share in
Chair¬
.■
March
with
was
1961.
Receivables
Net
ended
compared
income
revenues, Mr. Symonds
feet or
approximately
$7,169
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
See
'
31,
second
future
the previous year and the first half of
the stockholders meeting, Mr. Staley said
of
in
year
intense
level
for
splits, for issuance in connection with the possible
companies, or for other future corporate needs,"
or
sales
company's
although
available
shares
other
fiscal
overall
additional
stockholders.
the
current
the
Staten Island Rapid Transit
First
-1'
$18,099,-
Board
Larger volumes of natural gas delivered through the company's pipe¬
systems contributed to
the
rise
in
net
income
and
operating
In
(A. E.)
Stockholders
by Gardiner Symonds,
line
'.
operations in
1962 should exceed $35 million with net income before taxes amounting
to
months
12
Net
outstanding
earnings after preferred dividend requirements were equal
per share on
the 4,656,840 shares of common stock out¬
cents of which resulted from gain on the sale of the
A.
announced
was
provision for preferred dividends, the net to the common equaled $1.49
per share compared
with $1.39 per share for the 12 months ended
recently
investments.
President
*3,673
First Quarter Net
—
-;••••
history,
of
Pacific
and
Per-share
Gas Transmission Co.
period, it
$628,787,371
1962
„t
reorganized as an operating
company,
$8,538,540 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, in
shareholders. Net income for the period amounted
to
$1,906,633, of which $1,460,190 represented non-recurring income
from
Starrett's
sales
of
holdings
in the securities of Food Giant
corporation
sales
20,843
Per share earnings in both periods were after provision for preferred
dividends, and based on 39,611,043 common shares outstanding Mar. 31,
1962. Operating revenues were $177,399,008 versus $167,913,314.
1
Sales
The
$200,465
Sharply—
Starrett Corp.—Annual Report—
announced
$232,715
.
'
man."-
.
1093.
p.
-
818,810
-
—-—
4,400
Co
&
Sanford
&
p^912.
•
O;, The company's first-quarter consolidated net income rose to
110 or 40 cents per share, from $14,117,577 or 31
cents per
6,400
4,400
2,400
1,700
4,400
4,400
Pacific Northwest Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
10,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
4,400
Scherck, Richter Co.—:—
2,400
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc. 10,000
Stone & Webster Securities Corp
10,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
2,400
Stroud & Co., Inc.—
2,400
Uhlmann & Co., Inc
1,700
Hudson White & Co
1,700
Zilka, Smither & Co., Inc,
1,700
Zilkha Corp.
1,700
6,400
Corp.
Co
&
&
Corp._
Cleveland
Goodbody
—V.
1,700
Co
Equitable
The
4,400
:
&
The
Corp._
Co
Podesta
Dain
Elder
2,400
1,700
Corp
&
Corp.______
McDonald & Co
Albert
McGann
Securities
Co., Inc
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
The Milwaukee Co
P. S. Moseley & Co
M'ullaney, Wells & Co
Newburger & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co.—.—■/
David A. Noyes & Co.____
Co.,
Eichler & Co
Bateman,
Markets
1961
$7,255,096
6,044,249
operating revenue
operating expenses
Railway
4,400
&
1961
$1,019,275
763,657
number
the annual report to
Spokane, Portland
First
Net
$305,673
operations—
railway operating income
—V.
1,700
Co
Higginson
195,
Tennessee
Shares
4,400
Kalman
___
Co._
Inc.
,
1961
$822,480
444,152
1962
$769,348
_____—463,675
.—i—
operating revenue
&
Baird
W.
Robert
Jones,
Quarter Ended March 31—
698,099 shs.
the
and
1962
$996,372
Increases 33%—
1961
Lester, Ryons & Co
Loewi & Co., Inc
McCarley & Co., Inc.——__
McCormick & Co._
;
6,400
6,400
Whipple
Bacon,
Share
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
First
underwriters
Lee
Inc.- 47,200
Co
Rogers
•Deficit.—V.
purchased by each are as follows:
Co.—
&
Edward
Railway
V
Outstanding
1,200,000 shs
the
of
31—
Net revenue from railway operations-:. ____
Net railway operating income___i__
Net
17
Ry.—Earnings—
barrels
Shares
Becker
Allyn
Hornblower
been' appointed co-paying
has
principal
bonds due
series O,
Co.—Appointment—
Yorlc
for
OF MAY
,
names
stock
common
Hemphill, Noyes
Hickey & Co
$40,000,000
New
co-registrar
and
4,122
$0.11
common
of
or
Central
Monday, May 21^ 1962
.
First Quarter Ended March
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses.
earlier.
Authorized
UNDERWRITERS—The
Halle
105,292
.
Bankers
agent
4,122
share
978,221 shares outstanding.
per
Based
$3,693,562
—
Net income
Earnings
1,549,654
188,292
.___
before
profit
$2,143,908
1,729,018
—__
______—
Total
Net
$4,252,533
___
Division
Shade
AS
c;
Cruttenden,
$5,981,551
Airways Division
Illinois
family
shares,
Tennessee
*
.
"
outstanding.
shares
698,099
on
CAPITALIZATION
stock
Miller
Slick
controlling
the
by
the
share
a
-
Common
Julien
Period Ended March 31—
sold
.
.
and waterers.
figures for the three months ended Feb. 28,
show sales of $3,655,000 and net income after taxes of $247,000
City
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
On
company,
principally in
Carolina
Slick
—
feeders
G.
board and intensive effort and I hope that
a
rapidly enough
Common Offered
REVENUES—Unaudited
1962,
C.
subject of
move
—
of 516 E. Madison St., Goshen, Ind., is
manufacture and sale, under the Starcraft."v
and Seamaid trade names, of a broad line of aluminum and fiberglass
pleasure boats. Sales are also made under private trade names. To a
lesser extent, the company manufactures farm equipment, particularly
A.
will
Co., Inc.
were
BUSINESS—The
engaged
A.
the
now
shares
The
events
removed
Boat
&
shareholders, who continue to own 473,099
67.8%, of the 698,099 shares outstanding.
that I shall be able to announce concrete
acicon before another year is out."
NEW
DIRECTORS—Stephen C. Clark, Jr. and H. Neal Karr were
elected directors at the company's Annual Meeting May 16.
Mr. Clark
is Vice-President of The Clark Estates, Inc. and a great-grandson of
one
of the company's founders.
Mr. Karr is Vice-President in charge
of Singer's Special Products Division.—V. 195, p. 1598.
year
Tank
.
of
the
,
.
May 17, 1962, A. G. Becker . & 'Co., Inc., Chicago, and
associates, offered publicly, 225,000 shares of this firm's:
common stock at $14.50 per share.
year.
"Our planning has contemplated that 1962 would be
during which we would make major moves into fields further
from our traditional business,"
Mr. Kircher said.
"This is
previous
he
higher than in 1961.
•
Earnings per share were
Star
v.
320,000 shs.
.——
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Record
Sales
a whole to
:
•
'
•
1
$1.05 for the first quarter of 1962 as com¬
pared with $1.23 in 1961, on about the same number of outstanding
shares, he said, off 14%.* Total income was a record $567,000,000, ver-v
sus
first-quarter 1961 income of $531,000,000. •
'
'
Swearingen said he still anticipates "an increase in earnings:, for.
the year as a whole." - He reminded stockholders that he had forecast
lower earnings in the 1962 first quarter and first half compared with
the
unusually high 1961 level. In 1960 first-quarter earnings were
$31,700,000, or 89 cents a share.—V. 195, p. 684.
' •
' •
He said
stockholders.
$161,250
Development Bank
Loan from Industrial
meeting of
E. Swearingen told the annual
expected earnings for the year as
President John
$43,800,000,
be
,
j
BUSINESS—The
the
manufacture
types
under
company
and
several
sale
trade
1
of
of
1302 Inwood Ave.,
waterproof rubber
names,
including
is engaged in
footwear of various
N. Y.,
"Globetrotters,"
Continued
on
"Chics,"
page
56
Volume 195
Number
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
13
(2385)
'
Per
DIVIDENDS
Detroit
Dividend
tables.
announcements
the
In
nounced
first
are
"grouped
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
in
two
the
Then
Devoe
separate
dividends
Diners Club,
an¬
Dit-Mco,
follow with
we
Per
-
Abitibi
Company
Power
14 % %
&
Paper
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)_
preferred
Adams
Express
Alabama
»
Southern
RR.
Ordinary
Gas
(Louis)
Co.
American Cyanamid Co.,
preferred D
Electric
partic.
(quar.)_
;
(quar.)
6%
preferred
American
New
(quar.)
American
Stores
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
6-1
6-15
6-15
6-30
6-
7- 2
6-
1
Stock
Corp.
1
5-22
6-15
6-
6-26
6-
1
7-2
5-25
4
6-29
6-
8
6-15
5-24
6-15
5-24
Beaver
Coal
Beech
Corp.
6-15
Creek
RR.
4-
Class
Bibb
B
5-31
5-17
6-13
5-31
6-14
5-25
6-10
5-28
Bin-Dicator
Co.
^quar.).„^_
Bird & Son, Inc., 5%
Pfd. (quar.)
Black
&
Decker
Mfg. Aquar.)_,
7-2
6-8
6-1
2
Blackman
Boise
Merchandising;
class
Corp.
(quar.)
Concrete,
Boston
Fund,
2-for-l
(E.
Briggs
Inc.
A
Stratton
&
Cadre
;
6-29
...
8-15
8-
7-2
6-15
Corp.
Celanese,
(N.
Ltd.;
Y.)
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
International
Canadian
Tire
Oil,
Co.,
(quar.)
6-15
2.
5%
Class
4%
class A
Mfg.,
B
6-1
'
65c
6-15
$4c
5-31
com.-(quar.)
6-
1
25c
6
4%
Gas
&
preferred
4%%
Electric
40c
6-30
National Bank
Civic
(Detroit)
Corp.____
Finance
Cleveland-Cliffs
4 'A.%
preferred
Cleveland
Coleman
Trust
A
25c
6-15
6-
(quar.)35c
-6-15
$1.12%
$3
.____
Company,
.
common
(quar.)
Commerzbank
A.
(quar.)
Bond
vestment
5-25
1
Stock
Fund
(from
60c
Commercial
preferred
Heinz AH.
5-18
Helene
5-31
5-18
Hines
67c
preferred
Continental
Cott
Life
Craftsman
Crawford
Credit
(quar.)
Class
Credit
A
E
Class
(See
6-15
6-
Inc.
(quar.)
5-31
(initial
A
6-29
6-15
6-15
6-
12»/2c
12Vic
quar.)
Helene
Cyprus Mines Corp.
fl5c
12Vic
7-2
7-
2
6-20
6-15
5-18
1
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
Delaware
&
Fund,
Delaware
Railroad
Del
Monte
Bound
Brook
Inc.
6-11
6-
6-30
6-15
Kendall
$1
7- 3
6-15
Kerr-McGee
(quar.)______
50c
5-20
5-T2
Keystone
12 Vic
6-15
5-28
$1
7-2
6-15
50c
6-
1
5-15
40c
6-20
6-13
__j_
>
(s-a)
Properties
Depositors Trust Co.
(quar.)
(Augusta, Me.)
(quar.)
1
7-27
,
22 'Ac
6-29
10c
6"29
6-20
6- 8
6- 8 "-
40c
6-12
5-28
25c
.
6-29
7-16
1
6-
1
6-30
6-
8
6-29
6-
10c
6- 8
5-21
Kaymarq
1
84c
Refining
.___
.___
National-Standard
7
Neisner Bros.
6-
1
5-24
12'Ac
7'Ac
6- 1
5-15
5-24
5-
4
North
Penn
Gas
6-13
6-
1
North
Shore
Gas
(Illinois)
6-13
6-
1
Northern
6-15
5-23
t$1.50
30c
$1.75
25c
27'Ac
Oil
Keystone
7- 2
6-30
6-15
6-15
7-
6-15
1
7- 2
7- 2
6-15
7- 2
6-
Trust
Northwest
6-
Ohio
Inc.
Edison
Co.,
6-15
6-
5-21
6-11
5-23
4.40%
1
preferred
preferred
3.90%
6-
8
6-
1
1
Park
6-
1
Pathe
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd., 6%
Chemical
Co.
Equipment,
Controls,
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering
6-15
5-31
Peoria
6-20
6-
Pet
8
Life
7-13
35c
6-20
6-
6-11
6-15
5-28
30c
6-29
6-15
50c
7- 2
6-29
6-30
6-15
6-15
7- 1
6-15
6-15
25c
6-
8
1
6-15
6-12
66-
8
1
6-
8
6-
2
6-15
5-31
7-10
6-15
1
Insurance
& Bureau
Pfizer
Extra
-
A
A
Ltd.,
6-15
6-
8
7-2
6-
1
4.08%
Printing Corp.
Prophet
Public
of America
6-15
4.18%
5-24
4.30%
preferred
1
5-10
5.05%
preferred
7-16
6-15
5.28%
preferred
1
t60c
7-16
6-15
7-16
6-15
6-
5-25
5
1
6- 8
6-
25c
6-15
Publicker
(quar.)
Inc.—•
*
Industries,
6-30
6-30
6-30
5-31
5-31
$1.183A
45c
50c
12'Ac
$2
6-15
(quar.)__
Pyle-National Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)
35c
20c
7- 2
7- 2
6-
8
Reeves
Reliance
Reserve
Series
Bros.
—
49c
6-15
5-31
Corp.
Co.
(Phila.)
(Chicago)—1
'—-
(quar.)__
dividend
Rey"°"lsc°-"""r-)—"
Keystone Growth Fund Series "K-2" (semi¬
3c
6-15
5-31
?
6- 1
6-8
6-8
.
90c
.11°
7- 2
6- 8
°
6-15
f
*
6- 1
60c
(quar.)
—
Co.
5-31
5
6-14
7-2
7- 2
12 Ac
Inc.
(quar.)
Insurance
Insurance
Resistoflex
Stock
Inc.
5-31
,
preferred (quar.)
Puerto Rico Telephone (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
$4.75
Redwing Carriers
6-21
Funds—
income)
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan
6- 1
income)
6-15
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
(monthly)
—
6-29
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
5-25
6- 7
6-15
6- 1
6-15
55c
$1.02
$1.04'A
$1.07'A
$1.40 dividend preferred
6-28
6-28
7- 1
6-15
6-29
1
$1-32
35c
(quar.)
6-
6-15
7-15
8-15
6-15
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1
6-15
6- 1
7- 1
8- 1
$1.26'A
Gas, com.
6-15
7-
6-
7- 2
2%
—
Service E'lectric &
preferred
preferred
50c
(quar.)_
(initial)
(quar.)__
Company
dividend
Stock
6-15
3%*
$40c
tic
10c
common
preferred
9
-•
3'Ac
3'Ac
(stock dividend)—
Dynamics Corp.
Mines,
5-28
5-31
'6-8
6- 1
3'Ac
—
Preston
5-31
6-12
6-12
17- 2
6-15
38c
(monthly)
Pneumo
6-15
10c
i.
:
(monthly)
Class
6-20
7-10
20c
15c
$1.75
25c
—
;
Class
5-
10c
(quar.)
15c
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Piatt Corp., class A (monthly)
4%
1
$2.50
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ryv (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (quar.)
—
8-15
t75c
(quar.)
5-21
7-30
6-6
6-6
5-28
6-29
(auar.)
Co.
Pitney-Bowes, Inc. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings
(quar.)
5-31
6c
(quar.)
6-
6-11
8- 1
7-1
7-1
Fund
8-
in¬
(quar.)
6-15
15c
$2.50
25c
$1.12%
5-15
6-1
C.)
(quar.)
&
60c
net
5-29
6c
(Charles)
30c
(quar.)
6- 1
6-5
6-15
10c
D.
Valley RR. (s-a)
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
10c
(quar.)
5c
30c
35c
Corp
(Washington,
common
preferred
Pioneer
5-15
7-27
—
Quarterly
Milk Co.,
6-15
8-10
(quar.)
Peoples
8- 1
5-23
6- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
15c
(quar.)
r
class A
(quar.)
1
12'Ac
6-29
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
7'Ac
pfd.
Inc.
Cement
1
4%%
1
^
6-11
8
6-
15c
40c
$1.11
$1.10
97'Ac
(quar.)_—
common
5-31
4c
from net investment
7-2
7- 2
6- 4
40c
—_—
(quar.)
6-
t75c
Fund
5-31
6- 8
5-28
75c
(quar.)
:
(Del.)
preferred
50c
Bond
6-15
6-29
7- 2
20c
(initial)
new com.
(Chicago)
(s-a)
Paper
6-13
6-15
6- 1
6- 8
6-15
5-25
6-20
6-30
7- 2
15c
Co.
4.44%
8
"B-l". (semi-annual from net investment
annual
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)__
6-
20c
7'Ac
:
Investment
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
20c
91'Ac
(Canada)
Industries
Co.
Inc.
7- 2
7- 2
25c
com.
5-25
30c
New
25c
Ltd.,
4- 5
6-15
7-2
40c
Co
17'Ac
17'Ac
7'Ac
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
5-16
15c
35c
40c
10c
47'Ac
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
N.V.—
(from
5-31
30c
(quar.)
6-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
America
Custodian
Co.
6-
Consolidated Corp.—
preferred
Oil
1
25c
(quar.)
Harvester
of
&
Gas
6-22
$0,764
Assurance
5-25
4c
$0.1686
National City Lines (quar.)
National Fire Insurance (Hartford)-
7-
,
_:
A
6- 8
'■
8
N
37'Ac
—
Staalfabrieken
Water
-
(2c
10c
(quar.)__
Bank (quar.)
Co.
.
capital
Trust, certificates of beneficial interfrom net investment income plus
2c from securities profits).
Myers-Emporium, Ltd.—
A American deposit receipts
est
Penn
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
10c
pfd. (quar.)
RR.
5-25
7-17
-
i
30c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Johns-Manville Corp.
t
Delaware
6-
v,
11
(reduced)
—•—
Corp. (from realized
57'Ac
3.65%
Commercial
:_
(111.);
1
7-
15c
Foundation,
preferred
(quar.)
Investors
5-30
6-
6- 8
6- 4
10c u
Shares
gains)
Penn-Dixie
income)
30c
Inc.
7-
10c
$1.6'A
(quar.)
Investment
Katz Drug
(quar.)
1
is
Lumber
Co.
vestment
6-20
Ind.)
Danly Machine Specialties,
shares
(quar.):
& Winston, Inc.
(quar.)
Life
International
1
Industries
Curtis
•
deposit rets
Investment
—
(Helene)
en
Indianapolis
6%
Milk
6-
25c
(quar.)
common
Incorporated Investors
(Del.)—
•__
1
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
(Edward)
Imperial
5-28
6-20
3c
'
7-
$1.50
55c
(quar.)
Co.
class
Illinois Central RR.
5
6-11
6c
(quar.)
Mutual
1
M-G, Inc.—
Crowley's
Curtis
(Boston)
Muskogee Co.
Oceanarium
(Jacksonville, Fla.)
!__
Hutchinson Sugar, Ltd.
1
6-
55c
(quar.)___.
Service,
(quar.)
6-
6-15
7Vic
Insurance
Corp.
6-15
37Vic
Co.
(NY)
(quar.)
of New England
Finance
Class
15c
16'Ac
,
.
Industries
Rinehart
American
Insurance
Bottling Co.
J.)
Curtis
Hoogovens
5-18
Corp.—
(quar.)
6-15
6c
6c
divi¬
(quar.)l
Co.
Henderson's Portion
in¬
Holt
(quar.)____
preferred
6Vi%
\
(quar.)
Corp.
5-18
1
1
1
5-15
—
Co.
Agricultural
1
6-
-__u.—:
Engineering
Aluminum,
Hawaiian
6-1
$15c
6-
(quar.)___.
Printing
Times
7c
&
Building, Ltd.—
6%' preferred A (quar.)_
;
the
on
Organ
Hazeltine
income)
•
common
Trust & Savings
$1
6-
6-15
10c
__l_I2Ar *,
59%c
25c
Mfg.
Harvey
(Phila.)
75c
Telegraph-r-
E—
National
(quar.)_•___—
(quar.)
common
F.)
Hartford
Consolidated
Continental
(W.
Harris
5-25
5- 3
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
6-30
Ring______*'J^__
Extra
6-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harris-Intertype Corp.
.
5-17
common
Composite
Hansen
6-
5-23
6-15
2%
Co.
National Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
6-15
V
1
,25c
(quar.)
Hammond
6-12
div
Aircraft
6-
6-12
5"
.
:
Assurance
Insurance
6-1
$1.4901
Commonwealth Land Title Insurance
B
Life
6-15
18%c
K,____
Class
Grumman
Gulf
6-15
15c
"^5-15
56'Ac
class A (quar.)
Sugar,
Inc.,
Hall
-
preferred
'
8
6-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial)—
6-1
53(40
.
Engineering-—
conv.
4%%
5-21
1
8-30
6- 1
6-30
__l.
Products
6-29
(quar.)_
common
Co.
Life
stock
5%
Grolier,
1
6-
6-
subject to the approval of the ICC
8
17Vic
(quar.)
Co.
6-
9-11
15c
20c
(quar.)_
Co. (quar.)!
States Telephone &
t$1.38
(quar.)
Green Shoe Mfg. Co. (quar.)—_—_——
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.).
5-21
6-25
6-15
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-12
6- 1
5-16
5-28
6- 1
5-18
5-18
5-18
5-28
&
Quarterly
Muskegon Piston
6-15
■'*
(quar.)__
preferred
7%
6-15
5-29
6c
__
2
17c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
4(4%
Coleman
6%
Iron,
7-
7-13
■
t45c
(quar.)
Northern Paper
Western
6-15
$1.183/4
_
F.)
West
6-15
7- 2
6-15
5-29
6-11
tlOc
$1.37%
$1.27%
National Presto Industries
Telegraph
(B.
Great
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)____;
Citizens Utilities Co., class B com.
City Finance (initial)---.-,
*
City
(quar.)
5-21
preferred
14c
___
Great
Co.—
(quar.)____
5%
(dividend payment
Corp.
(quar.)
Products
Stock
&
Great
•
6-15
$1
RR.
B
Goodrich
,
Cincinnati
Oil
preferred
Rubber
Gold
•
6-15
6-29
7-
5-11
6-11
$1.25
25c
(quar.)—;_
(quar.).
dividend
5c
Goebel Brewing Co. (no action taken on
dend payment at this time).
6-15
6-30
25c
(John)
Mountain
time)
preferred (quar.)__,
(William) Corp
Globe
5-21
62Vic
(quar.)
Pacific
this
at
Crude
Class
5-21
6-1
Products
Metal
5-28
5-28
*
—
of Texas
Transportation
Glenmore Distillers,
1
4c
5-24
6-
6-15
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
Getz
5-21
6-
„
1
$1
Chicago Mill & Lumber
Chicago, Rock Island &
(quar.)
American
5%
5-15
6-
4c
1
(quar.)
preferred
American Oil Co.
Georgia Marble Co.,
5-31
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$2,375
6-8
6-10
6- 1
50c
'
(quar.)
Corp.
2
(Pittsburgh)
Clemens
6%
6-15
$1.75
50c
15c
8c
40c
Trust
Manufacturing (quar.)
Industries, 6% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
NOTE:
Formerly known as Mt. Clemens
Mt.
35c
1
6- 1
Morton
5c
1%
(quar.)
General
5-21
7-2
5
5-17
12'Ac
5-
6-15
Corp._
preferred
Stock
1
(increased)__
General Contract Finance
5-23
6-12
6-
6-15
Common
6-
Battery & Ceramic Corp. (N. Y.)—
'Quarterly
____^_
5-23
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.) _—;
preferred
1
20c
1
$1.08
General
6-15
6-
15c
M.), & Co. (quar.)
(Rochester, N. Y.)
Champion Mutual Fund (Canada)
7-
&
;
f$1.25
Ltd.
Co.
Power
General
6-15
6-29
I8c
6-
8
6-14
25c
(Albany, N.Y.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Mississippi Glass, common__
5-29
6-
6-12
Bank
Plastics
$5.10
6-15
6-15
6-11
6-29
37'Ac
Brick, Ltd. (s-a)_—
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5'A% pfd.
5-31
v
Mfg..:.(quar.)■_=
'
Milton
5-24
2*
5-17
Realty (quar.)
California
of
*5'A%
;
Trust
Chatham
7- 2
+
5-18
7-
6-20
5-25
(stock dividend)4--
General
5-25
6Vic
(A.
Central
(Louis)
Gatineau
5-25
6-30
t75c
(From net investment income)
Castle
6-30
il8c
(quar.)
5-31
1
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities
6-
(quar.)
Refining Co., common
preferred (quar.)__
7%
5-25
(quar.)
Midwest Oil
6-19
:_
—
:
Mutual
5-31
6-30
t25c
.____■
L.
Products
Metal
Carriers & General Corp.
i
t$1.37'A
$$1.12%
$1
15c
(quar.)
——
National
Micron
$1.12'A
dividend
omitted
t25c
Ltd
:
Class A
Carolina
pfd.
6%
Power
common
6-30
6-15
$1.25
quar.)
(quar.)
Frontier
>
t43%c
;_
Ltd.,
Co.,
Corp.
(quar.)
Light, com. (incr.
Laboratories; Inc.
Fritizi
'
4c
____
5
.5-15
15c
(quar.)
& Wallace, class B
City Enterprises
Forest
1
preferred
(quar.)"
$1.75 preferred (quar.)
6-
5-25
25c
&
preferred
5-24
6-1
5-25
5-18
\J>-18
5-17
50c
45c
(reduced)
Robbins
Quarterly
(N. Y.)—
v
Ray) & Co.
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Mellon
"6-20
1
J30c
(quar.)__-
6-15
9c
(quar.)_
General
(quar.)
common
5
30c
,
'
9
6-
50c
Bank
6-12
7-2
6- 6
-
—
Co. (quar.)___
(quar.)____
25c
5-
40c
(quar.)
6-
6-15
24c
Power
Power
Stock
'
/'
1
(J.
&
5-25
5-25
5-14
:
Louis)
(quar.)
7-16
.
:
Trust
Lumber
Edison
6-15
6-13
5-25
6-
V
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
5
22'Ac
6-1
.
6-
(quar.)___
8
50c
.
,
6-15
McDermott
Governor
5-31
4
McKesson
River
Morrell
/
; '•
Industries
5-
20c
(quar
5-25
Moore
Friedman
15c
Corp.-(quar.)
5-23
4
6-25
7
25c
(quar.)
$1
;
-
8
6-
6-18
Forbes
5-22
____
the 50c pfd. stock omitted at
on
time)
Canadian
a
6-
1
...
& Bascom Rope
Bymart-Tintair Inc.—
this
approve
McCloud
6-13
6-25
.
Massey-Ferguson Co. Ltd., 5'A%
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
2
22V2C
5-25"*
7-23
(St.
5-31
8- 1
'$1.75"
50c *
•
Ltd.—
split)
35c
(quar.)
6-15
7- 2
7- 2
(stockholders approve
Co.
Marquette Cement Mfg.
(quar..)
,
__:
Brooerick
(Payment
6-157
:l
1
7-
3-for-l
a
8
Governor
'Forest
6-15
lie
6-
7-16
(S. F.)
10c
Westchester National
5-21
10c
(stockholders
Sons
&
J.)
1
6-29
12'Ac
6-15
MacDonald
20c
Bank
6-20
' 6- 1
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
split)
Inc.
(quar.)
Bourjois,
Brach
class
1
6-
4Gc
Cascade
Bostic
6-
$1.25
_
6-
5-10
1
20c
(Jersey City)
6-15
6-15
»
60c
x
(quar.)_
preferred
21c
4.32% preferred
7-1
5-
5-10
2
32c
Stores
Florida
6-15
5-21
1
7-
2%
Republic Corp. of America (monthly)
Florida
6-15
7c ;i
;___
6-
12Vic
Inc
Bank
5-18
5-21
*,6- 1
6-;l
6- 1
5c
.!6-15
6-
$25c
National
4V2%
..
6-29
4'A%
Fisher
5-25
15c
6-20
Fisher
6-15
6-20
2
7-
Manufacturers Hanover
(quar.)
6- 1
35c
Co.
$1
(initial)__
Quarterly
Foods, Inc., common
$5 preferred (quar.)
5-8
7-
Power
Lawrence
6-13
7-14
10c
,
I
tl5c
(quar.)__
,
t22'Ac
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Fisher
"
Co.
20c
National
6-8
7-2
Title
St.
Lower
$1.62
(quar.)
Fund
t40c
(quar.)
—
'
6-14
1
7-31
'6-
Ltd.—
B
—
McGraw
Chemical
—
Louisville
J'
2
l/l
First
$1
^ ,V; 25c
._
B
preference
6-29
7- 2
6-15
8-15
split).
Inc.
75c
Ltd.
of America, class A
National
1st
6-5
6-14
.
7-16
$1.75
25c
(quar.)__
6-15
(quar.)___
&
pfd.
5-29
(quar.)_L__.
A
Groceterias Co.,
Loblaw
Electric—
pfd.
conv.
5-25
17'Ac
interest..
Corp. (quar.)_,
Industries (2-for-l stock
5
_>r,„
Cup
40c
Players Canadian,
Pacific
15c
k
6-29
;
A (quar.)
(stock dividend)__
class
6- 6
6-15
Gas—
quar.
First
of
*—_____
Inc.,
6-20
6-20
6-25
25c
7Vic
'_
Artists Schools
6-
20c
10c
;25c
25c
&
Lanes,
6-30
(quar.)
(Va.)
(quar.)_______——_—
Lodding Engineering
Lorillard (P.) Co., common (quar.)_:
7%
preferred (quar.)___
Louisiana Land & Exploration (quar.)_j.___li
t
(quar.)_,___
First
30c
15c
(quar;
(initial
First
-•
(quar.)
Mfg.'
5-24
Plastics
.stockholders
Bergstrom
5-31
Corp,
1
45c
stock
7-
First
50c
(quar.)
split subject to approval
July 10)
Paper, class A (quar.)
(2-for-l
7-16 A
Financial
5c
Beech-Nut Life Savers
5-25
Class
9
6-15
$1
$1.60
Loblaw,
Finance Co.
37'Ac
(quar.)
5-25
5-22
Water
Corp.
(quar.)
beneficial
of
1
Consolidated
Insurance
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
7- 1
Ferro
5-24
5-18
;
Share
8- 1
5-21
10c
Way Motor Freight
7-
common
6- 1
9- 1
12- 1
6-15
7-16
4-30
9-15
12-15
7- 2
—_—1
Liberty, ReaL Estate .Trust_(Fla,)—
$1.35'",
2Vic
Fields
$1.50
(quar.)
Leonard Refineries
$1.12Vi
•__
(quar.)
Co.
Title
$1.34
Federal United Corp.
"
$.076
'
5-31
Blower
$5.40
5 Vi %'
6-
7c
5-31
6-12
Lee
Litton
Famous
6-15
2%
Lawyers
5-25
Federal
37'Ac
(quar.)
Bargain Town U.S.A., Inc. (stk. dividend)—
Basic
Properties,
class
A
(monthly)
Bausch & Lomb, Inc., common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Lau
1
Famous
6-1
6-
6-
6-
7-
Fair
6-1
8
1
1
5-16
2
$1.18
_L___
6-15
-
8'Ac
$1.50
$1.75
5c
7-
7-2
50c
.__
Exquisite Form Brassiere (Canada), Ltd.—
6% 1st conv. preference series A (quar.)__
5
30c
(Mil.)
6% 1st pfd.
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
Krylon, Inc. (initial)
90c
t$10.25
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
5-22
6-
Associated
Bank
Kroger Company,
8
50c
,
>
2
Ltd.,
common
•
6-8
5-28
5-31
5-15
6-30
-
Williamsport RR. Co.—
7% preferred (s-a)_^
Emery Air Freight Corp. (quar.)__*.
Essex Company (s-a)
;
6-15
$1.25
Industries
7-17
(quar.)_^
(quar.).
1
}30c
Transport—
6 % conv. preferred (accum.)-Axe-Houghton Fund A (from income)
6-
Lily-Tulip
Elmira
90c
(quar.)
6-22
6-29
5-25
New
40c
_.
6-29
7-1
7- 2
6-15
6- 5
8'Ac
8'Ac
:_
____.
Holders
When
45c
25c
35c
15c
Quarterly
7-1
Elizabethtown
6-15'
•' 7-
Stores,
Trust,
preferred
6-15
'
Bros.
ElizabeVhtown
7'Ac
(quar.)
Electric
v
1
6-30
Investment
(quar.)_.
(N. Y.)—■
'$1.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
Associated
6-
6-30
50c
(quar.)
8
$1.50
'
»
preferred (quar.)_
;_
preferred (quar.)
Investments, Ltd.
(initial)
^
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America (quar.)
Electronic & Missile Facilities, Inc. (N. Y.)__
5-24
7- 2
.
10c
___.
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_
Ashland Oil & Refining Co., com.
$5 preferred
9
6-29
20c
.
American Telephone & Telegraph
American Writing Paper (quar.)
Angostura-Wupperman
Quarterly
5-19;'
$1.16
A
Quarterly ;
Quarterly
6-
2
$5.36
6-
' 40c'
(s-a)
Electra
«
1
(quar.).
3
7-
5c
preferred
.i.
1
(N. Y.)—
International
American
2
22'Ac
(quar.)
Insulator
5-
.
,
35c
$4.72
6-
15c
_
(initial)
preferred
6-15
$1.50
Assurance Co.
common
$4.64
common
American
5-22
7-
'•
5c
(quar.)__
Home
6-1
;
6-15
2
5-18
12 Vic
$4.50
6
15c
:
Co.,
6-
1
20c
com
i
1
11-30
6-27
,37 '/2c
^______
Corp.,
7■
,
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
;
;
:______
.:
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
Knape & Vogt Mfg.. (extra)
i
Knickerbocker Biologicals, Inc. (N. Y.)—
1
4»A%. preferred (quar.__
r.^_-__rj.-.-i,,.$1.06%-.,-. 7- 1 A- 6-15
'5-25
El Paso Ele'dtfic Co., common (quar;)_'_r__-- .
15'/2c : ! 6-15
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
5-25
$1.03
7- 1
5-31
40c
(s-a)__
*
5-
V
5-18 A
-
5c
•..
___.i
Edison
*■
6-
.(
(quar.)
Securities
pref.
Felt
-
•
$.8333
Potash
&
Pennsylvania RR.
Economic
5-28-n
6-15
25c
com.
Participating "_
American
11-30
>
12-21
-
|6c
(accum.$3.75
prd,
.___
30c
"
____;
(quar.)__
Amalgamated Leather, 6%
American
6-18
15c
-
■
G.—
(s-a)__!
Kodak Co., common
$3.60. preferred; (quar.)
\
30c
.
Sulphur
t25c
k
A.
...
Eastman
"
5-28 ":
12-21
$3
____
(quar.)__
Duval
.«
*6-1^
.
6-18
$2
(quar.)___
American Beverage, 20c prior pfd.
American Chicle
(quar.)
3%%
$2
Co.__
Allied Supermarkets
Allls
6-28
-
$3
V1-
All Canadian Dividend Funds
Allied
V
;_
;
—__
."6- 1
2
7-
15c
Ordinary
6%
preferred-!
6%" preferred-—_L„
•
$28'Ac
_i__
(quar.):
Kirsch
5-25
5-15
Payable of Ree.
East
:
Ltd.
Huettenunion
deposit receipts..
6-15
6-15
,
-
Payable of Rec.
Share
Kimberly Clark Corp.
6-29
35c
25c
...
Per
Name of Company
5-28
6-15
5%
1
,
Drilling & Exploration Co. Inc.
Dunlap & Associates (quar.)
Holders
When
Share
>
Co.
'
of Rec.
3c
(stock dividend)
Corset
American
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
(Mo.)__!._
Dortmund-Hoerder
.r
.•»
_
Co._______
Great
'
.
Inc.
Inc.
Dominion
second table in which we show the payments previa
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
;\
a
Name of
Mortgage & Realty
& Raynolds Co
When
Share
Name of Company
6-15
5-18
6-29
6- 8
6-29
6-15
12'Ac 1
10c
9h
,
6-29
b-15
tfo
t\i
^
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
(2386)
(R. J.) Tobacco—
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds
3.60%
Oil
Ranch
Rice
Rinehart
Rio
(quar.)
Winston
&
Alg.om
7-
y"c
Ltd.,
Mines,
8-
6
11-26
+50c
25C
$2
12-17
2
6-20
6-15
'6-1
—.——s-——-r——-■»—-
Rochester
Genessee Valley
&
Rolland Paper, Ltd., 4%%Rolls Royce, Ltd. (final)—,
(Del.)——
Co.
RR.
Controls
Robertshaw-Fulton
(s-a)
Royal Business Forms,
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—
(33 Va guilders)
—
.Tos°™h
f\
St.
t p<h.
no.
Joseph Light &
18.
should
dividend
cash
A
shown
this- issue..
ments
75c
preferred
(Oj
Class
M.)
B
6-26
5-11
6-- 1
Zeller's
class A
Sons,
Stock
$1.25
7-
1
$7 50
6-
1
5-16
32VaC
18'Ac
5-31
5-21
5c
5c
(quar.)—
6-11
5-10
6-11
5-10
2
5-25
(s-a)—
Simplicity
Smith,
class
2-for-l
a
•;
South
Jersey
South
Penn
Southern
5%
Co.
preferred
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Union
5.35%
5.05%
preferred
4.75%
30c
5-31
6-
6-29
6-15
8
6-15
6-15
$1.25
6-15
6-
$1.1834
$1.0614
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
$1.07
$1.1634
$1.25
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
—
.4—______
preferred (quar.)_—
Investment Co.
12.VaC-
—„————
(quar.12 Vac
(quar. )_„; •
25c
S6.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.62
Standard Knitting Mills (initial)—
—-.uVlSVaa
Standard Gil Co. (Indiana) (quar.)__
45c
Steinway & Sons
40c
SDan
6-
7-
r
-
2
Class
A 6:-. 0«
Strutton
Sun
Mills,
Terstegge
&
5c
—___
(quar.)
.—
20c
-
35c
"Algoma Central
(
,
Quarterly
Common
xi-
6%
.
,
Ltd.,, common
Steel.
5-29
Allied
-
Kid
•Allied
5- 8
6-15
4
Corp.
4% 'preferred
4.08%
■
Alloys
,6-1
30c
6-15
66-
1
6-15
6-
1
$35c
.;•-•<
—^
.;2%
-
6- 4
7- 1
5-22
6-15
/.
5(4% pfd.
(quar.),
;
(quar.; ,133/4c——45c
> x•• 50c
—mm——.
12 (4c 3
% v > 8c^
—,
.
(quar.)Mr——-
25c
,$1.02
Chemicals
&
(initial)^
.
.
.
■,
Cement
Co.
(quai\_
7-
2
(quar.)
(J^mos),. Inc..
25c
—
Products
Tecumseh
6-15
2
,
'.
—
6-11
6-3 6
Tennessee
6-
6-18
10c
6-15
5-28
25c
6-
9
5-26
Gulf
Sulphur
(rcduced-quar.)
Textiles, Inc., common ,,__1
4%
preferred
(quar.)1.
,
6-22
25c
7-
2
7-
2
7-
2
6-
6-
8
5-24
New
(initial
6-22
6(4 %
5-
Inc.
this
at
(dividend
Bank
Union
Finance
Angeles)
(Los
payment
.(quar.)
7-
2
Can
Cast
6c
3
7-20
Class B (quar.)—6c
6'4 preferred (quarj
m'
15c
Corp.
(Fla.)
Class A
ncncumulative preferred
6%
Union
(quar.)
Sugar
Co, (quar.)
United Elastic Corp. (quar.)———
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6 "c preference- A (quar. )_„,,,
$1.25
•
Co.
1-
(from
net
preierred
8-
3
7-20
8-
3
7-20
8-
3
7-20
American
Chain
6-
8
5-31
American
Commercial
45c
I,
Printers
6-12
5-25
American
6-15
American
....
-
3
pfd.
6%
action
(Ne
taken
dividend
on
$75c
.
.
payment
7-
2
S.
Borax
A
&
4t2%
Chemical,
preferred
U.
S.
Life
U.
S.
Lines Co,
U.
S.
4
<quar.)Co
(N. Y.)
at
Barge
Power
.7.5-25
•
7- 2
:
Line
*.
(stock
dividend)
Telephone Co.
3'a%>
preferred
Utilities
&
of
A
$1.12'/a
Fire &
9-
American
5-31
American
1
8-16
6-15
5-31
Class
7-
6-15
American
17'/ac
6
6-15
30c
ac
v
6-
1
1
49c
6- 9
.
Naticnal
Fair
Vernon
Viau,
Bank
Mills
(Arizona)
(quar.)—__
Company
40c
(quar.),
Ltd.
(quer.)
Pump Co
6-15
Heritage
Hoist
Viking
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred
Food Products (quar.)
".
"
(quar.)___
Vita
Volt
Technical
Von's Grocery Co.
40c
$3134C
2
A
/
5-17
1
6-15
6-
8-15
6-15
6-
5V4%
1
Stock
..
Life
Ward
'
Electric
Corp. (quar.).
Industries Corp.--.
Pfd.
stock payment
omitted
30c
this
Co.
5-10
Washington Real Estate Investment
t
Waukesha Motor Co.
Wa"erlv
Oil
Works
(quar.)
Macnlne
&
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
(s-a),
Western Casualty & Surety
(Kansas)
Power
&
Gas, 5.44%
4.75%
-
preferred
preferred
r
6-
(quar.)
pfd.
6-15
5-21
1
'
-
6-
5-29
lie
(quar.),,
68c
59%c
I
III—
59c
6-30
7-
2
6-30
1
8-
5-31
•
•«
Frre
(quar. )
Insurance
__m__
(N.
1
7-
3
"
>
6--1
'
"
6-
5
8-
7-
5
1
6-
1
5-
62yac
6-
1
6-
1
1
30c
President
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)-
4
4
25c
6-
$1.15
American
;
.
'
'
1
5-18
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
60c
(quar.)
...
•
1.,
'
Potash
&
Chemical,
com.
:
1
A
(quar.)—,
preferred- (quar.)
6-
5-15
1
5-25
.6-11.
15c
3i%>:
6-14'
7-I0v
%
6-14
7-10
W
7-14"
Tft -
(quar.k.
6-30,
,10-15
10-v.l
1-15-63
12-31
t5c
6-
v
6-15
$6y»c
15c
,
7
5-18
2
6-15
7-
5-15
10c
5-31
5-31
5-15
30c
6-
1
5-15
6-15
5-24
3 6-15
5-24
25c
1
;
,
:
—
'•'.
■
5-11
1
10c
:*
.'•
5%;
——
5-
6-
3%
—,3—c-
6-
40e
quar.)_——i,:
.
4
3
'5-1 4
•*
9
»
20c
-
' '
-
5c
Gil
$1.25
(James
5-15
5-25
4-30
7-13
6-29
;333 3*
(quar.)
9-10
11-30
Bell
&
Bell
8
.
6-11
9-20
9-10
12-20
12-10
6-15
6-1S
6-
1
6-15
"3*6-
1
6-
1
9-23
12-31
1
5-15
7-13
6-22
6-
10c
20c
(quar.)__—
r
.
$1.75
:
6-22
-7-13
;
$1.00
7-13
6-22
$1.06
7-13
6-22
(quar.)
Inc.
&
Howell
Bros.
-
Lumber
Beaver
Co.
6-8
t.
1
6-15
6-
6-15
5-31
7-2
6-15
-
3
7c
15c
1
&-15
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-15
55c
;6-
'
10c
5-17
6-
i7yac
-r-r
1
6-1
30c
—
5-15
1
5-18
6-1
.
.
6-27
fi-
50c
6-
1
5-15
t40c
7-
3
6-11
6-11
"25c
(S-a»5.____——
6
'
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6-
6-
$1.25
3—
Corp.
Co.
1
"
50c
spiU)____,
<quar.)
Eag
'7 -
V
2%
30c
alter
(quar.)
Intercontinental
5-18
.
(quar.),-—
Distilling
Co.
4-30
1
—
(quar.)
Co.
1
6-
12yac
quar.)..__—
(quar.)__,___
B.)
6-
12c
*
(initial
A
5
t45c
—
dividend),,!—3—,
class
6-
6-15
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Gossett
Bemis
common
7-
3
7-
3
(quar.)
$1.18%
6-
1
5-15
Corp., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.).
—1——
Bigelow-Sanford Inc., common (quar.)
'4'4% preferred (quar.)-
60c
6-
1
5-
7
6-
1.
Class
.7
A
$1.40
Beck
t25c
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Shoe, 4%%
S.)
(A.
Bethlehem
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)^__,
preferred
preferred
7-2
6-11
-
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
7c
5-21
•5-7
12V2C
6-8
*20c
.
*
$1.12 V2
—
5-25
(quar.)
6-
1
5-15
45c
6-
1
5-21
6-
1
5-21*
6-
1
5-21
$1.50
7-
2
$1.0fiV4
com.
25c
7-
2
3
!■
Black Hills Power & Light,
$4.20
•
-•
(quar.)_—__——__
& Smith
4.75%
t35c
—
Steel
Bin-Dicator
Binney
(quar.).—_
$1.18%
—
(quar.)
-
i.— -
$1.05-
.
Blackstone
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
!
5.60%
4.25%
pre+erred
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
Bliss
Bloch
(E.
Co.
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.)
Boeing
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
Bowater
Final
&
Brass
Corp.,
—
6-15
6-30
6-16
25c
5-21
6-
1
9-
1
8-21
11-30
11-19
Corp.,
3ya%
-
(quar.)
(from investment income)
Ltd.; (annual)
6-11
5-11
1
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-18
40c
6-
1
5-
9
87V2c
7-
2
6-
e
35c
(quar.)
preferred
50c
.25c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
—
Paper Corp., Ltd.—
payment less British income tax_,__
Co.,
6-30
"
_____—
(quar.)
Company
Fund
5-23
40c
-75c
6-
25c
Company
Boston
6-15
5-17
1
15c
25c
,—
—__^
Aluminum
Booth
6-15
6-15
'
W.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Bowes
:—
Co., new common (initial)
& Laughlin Inc.
(quar.)
Bros. Tobacco, 6%-. preference (quar.),
Blue Bell,
Bohn
6-
10-15
1-15-63
.
$1.50
— —
Beauty
•
^
$1.50
(increased)
Belden.Mfg.
Bell
1
».
preferred
(quar.),^_^.
,3—i
Counselors. Inc. (quar.)—__—
$5
•
9
'30c
—"- -$1.25'/
_
$1.50
Inc. (initial-quar.
Mills Inc.—
Common
/
6-
-
12-15
6-20
,
6-1
10c
Bearings,
Beaunit
5-22
-<•.
6-29
6-20
.*'
t36c
•
:—
.3;
(quar.)
(stock:
Vitamin,
Beam
5-31
9-23
T
6-
5-15
(quar.)
Cigars
•
6-15
6-1
—_
Show
Montreal
Bayuk
-
8c
$3iy4c
(quar.)-
Radio>
Barber-Greene
•
.
6-20
.
—_,
v .-
preferred
Barber-
4-16
6-15
1
8-31
11-30
Building & Equipment Corp. of America
Barth
-5-22
*.
6-
9-17
12-17
LJ—,,,
(quar.)
(quar.),
Tools
(Delaware)
;
5-25
6-1
6-15
-
40c
Ltd.—
Hydro-Electric, common
preferred ,(quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
4%
3
$1
(quar.)
preferred
special
5-21
6-15
*
J55c
»
-
,
dividend),,
(quar.)
4V4%
5-11
6-
$1.25
S4
5-18
6-
(quar.)
7%
'
' 6-15
,
22V2C
,f
*
$5
1
76-
^
preferred
*
$1.25
;
3
1
5-
5-
$111
Eangor
1
5-7
1
5c
~_
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
6-12
6-12
2%-"
preferred
preferred
Borden
preferred
4-27
6-15
-•
,
50c
••
(initial
Black-Clawson
,.
7-1
.-.,25C
preferred
5-11
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Piano— "'
Baltimore
4
6-
Lines—
5%
6-
6-15
1
5-11
«
6-29
15c
•
/
(quar.)— _,,—rj—1
6%
.
6-3-1
„
5c
5%
;
5
6-30
5-15
„c-
Ltd.
6%
5-14
,
'
1
6-
-' • 3
;
Y.>—
-
News
5%
6-15
4
4
1
$i.i2y2i
preferred
Oil
-6%
-*
5-28 r
30c
:
:
American
5-15
6-
5-
6-
—
Gas Co.—
Corp.
5% %
Baker
1
35c
■•••'•
(quar.)
(quar.),
Quarterly
30c
4
6-15
56y4c
preferred
Inc.
Collieries
'Baldwin
8
7
*
Quarterly
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
5-
93%c
______
6- 1
6-20
!.
25c
quar.)_
Corp.
American
(quar.I—
4.72%
Nationai
25c
—
Wellington Fund—•
(Quarterly from net invest, income)
Western
(initial
Inc.
Quarterly
5-31
-
(Alabama)—
Foundry
Climax
Motors
50c
2
5-10
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Badger % Northland
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas,
5%
preferred/(quar.)7
.
.
6-1
6-11
.
•
.
6-
6-15
8c
$1.3iy4
Meter Co.—
50c
;
8
6-
40c
5-11
25%'
American
6-20
;
'
Co.
5
6-
-
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
Illinois—
6-
-
5-25
6-15
-
32y2c
Insurance
American
5c
Power Co.
6-
Trust Co.
<D. C.)
Washington Water
6-21
of
6-15
•
40c
(quar.)
Quarterly
5-25
'
5-29
6-29
8c
;
(quar.
American
time)
6-8
-
35c
.
-
,
Metal
New common
at
J.)r—
2
25c
Okla.")
(Tulsa,
Service,
Products,
Bacardi
-5-10
"i 6-8
Corp.
(monthly)- '
•'12o
(quar.)
"6(4c "
preferred
American
Wagner
,6-11
15c
N.
7-
6-20
$1.31 V4
dividend—'—
8-31
3(4c
Co..
(Newark,
5-31
6-15
75c
,
dividend)
stock
11-30
17(4c
dividend
American
1
(quar.)
prior
.
American
7-16
15c
1
(quar.)
—___
Investment
Common
,
Co.
J
2,7 c
,i2yac
(quar.)—,—
(stock
•% Special
">5-14
12-10
16c
>
:
Supply
Quarterly
American
5-25
6-
.
6-13
6-15
A
•
J
Products
Insurance
lOc
(quar.)
Home
Hospital
American
5-10
class
Corp.,
Derrick
American
15c
(initial)
&
8
1
(increased),^.
,
•American
9
7-
5-18
;/3..
(quar.)
(quar.)—,—
dividend—
.;
f '9-10
25c
(quar,)_„,,_*._^_- •
Publishing,-cl. B (quar,)---
6-
6-
6-15
$i.i6.y4
common
stock
>6-9
.'%25c-
Hardware Corp.
6-
$20n.
——
22 %c
.
(quar.)
Annual
-<V J- 1,8
.•(
,,5-31
-
17(4"c !
6-20
15c
—
5-18
'
6- 55-25
•
5-25
—25c
•
Fund
6-22
*
(quar.)
(Orlando, Fla.)—
Power
5-
6-15
(quar.
com.
Mines,
Aztec Oil &
7-10
6rl5
-
Foreign
5-
1
25c
^
com.
6-
65 54c
" ' Stock dividend,,
,
7-10
30s
(quar.
American
Valley
Vanity
5-
6- 1
$1.08%
(quar.),_
(quar.)____
(stock
Ayrshire
6-12
7-10
...
6-15'
(quar.),
Common
5-21
6-29
1
-
5-
40c
Industries
non-cum.
Avon
4-20
-16-20
.
•
8-1
»
%25c--
i__
Growth
American
$1.12'/a
(quar,/
6-
(quar.)__:
Insurance
Electric
Auto
5-18
62(4c
(quar.),,,—
Casualty
„J
Greetings
B
American
5-31
Pennsylvania—
corp.
■; 5-
27yac
(quar.)—*
Corp.,
Gold
Bank of
8-
$1.56(4
____•_
&
10c
.■
(quar.)
6-15
3%
(s-a) „ii—_
—
(quar.)
Industries
20c
1
—
Automatic Canteen Co. of America (quar.),—
Automatic
Steel Products,
common——
4-23
7-2
8-1
6(4c-
•
(quar.)
Quarterly
•
quar.)
—n-
Insurance
Realty Investments
United
(incr.
com.
B
Aunor
3
$3
J
Cable-(quar.)
Finance
5-21
,10c
31V4c
(quar.):_,_^_,^i;M
preferred
Electric
Quarterly
&
5-
6-
30c
Bank
6-15
.-
—,
class
Quarterly
,
this time.)
U.
1
4-19
•io("/r:30c
,5-31.
j
25c
*
(s-ai_
(quar.)
Special
$6.25
Approved
Publishers—
&
5-
1
6-
,
-
United
Credit
Class
5-31
50c
,
_
Pipe,
Corp., common
(quar.),
15c
——
1
6-
59c
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5'4% pfd. (s-a),,-
Atlas;i-.ife
'
V3
Invest-
(quar.)_t
Iron
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Chemical
5-18
6-15
>
Shares
Cement
6-13
8-
6-
60c
(quar.),,
common
Refining Co.,
Atlas
.
v.'
.v:
33/4C
American
22c
.
6—1
20c
_—,;
Business
American
omitted
(quar.)__
683Ac
•'
...
(quar.)___—._—
preferred
Atlas
5-18
.
American
Corp.
time)
Union
1.
„
preferred
(quar.)——
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
4
6-
-10c
ment income)
Underwood
5-
62yac
Co.
Goods,
Dry
preferred
Atlantic
_
Rubber—r
;
-3.? C
preferred
(quar.*)_„_i,I—,^.1
$1.62(4
6-15
1st
2nd
6-8
5-18
quar.)
of Florida
American
lie
common
1
1
;.
(quar.}—r_
B
(quar,)—
Gas
preferred
.
4Va%
7-31'* •; 7-16
10%>
Biltrite
.
8
Tyler Pipe & Foundry (quar.)—-15c
6-
6-
Acceptance
4.60%
,
Stock dividend
American
5-10
—
.
:
5-18
1
—
■>
6-8
Thorofare
5-25
1
t32yac
(quar.)_4__'__M-u.__'—_
Atlantic Coast /-ice Co. (quar;)Lll—
Atlantic Coast Line RR., common (quar.)
Atlanta Gas Light, common (quar.).
»,,'•■ :■
American. Bankers Life Assur. Co.
6-15
66-
6c
(quar.)
Power1 Co.,
preferred
Atlantic
,
6-23
Markets, common (quar.)——:•"% ».25c
5%-, preferred B (quar.) ——
3iv4c
Time, Inc.
(quar.!_
75c
Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power Co.—
,
5-11
8
50c
(quar.)
Products
Athey
(quar,„)3,>,
Corp;., common
preferredj(quaj.)—
5%
6-
75c
;—r
(quar.)——
Atchison, Topcka & Santa Fe Ry.-CO.
.
J 30c
r 5-28
,
.
5-15
$1.25 ^/.7-i.l• 6-15-.
American Airlines,-Inc., common .(quar.),,,, • ;•.
25c
6-1 % «5-15
3(4% convertible preferred (quar.),:
87(4c
6-1
s 5-15
American Bakeries Co.
(reduced.* j 45c ;
6-1
: 5-16;
■•••;..
5-29
Texas
American Aggregates
,,
7
Corp. (quar.)
—35c
Texas Fund, Inc. (quar. from invest, income)
«
*
5c
37 Va c t
Gas, common
preference (quar.)
Water
5.25%
.
,
5-31
6-22
5-10
1
'
Steel
Associated
-
,
6-15
50c
25c
(quar.)—_—„—
Alabama & Georgia Ry'.,
—
Tennessee,
1
6-
t30c
(quar.),
A
,
5-31
7-
1
6-
Co.—
series
Western
Artesian
5-lk •'
.
1
6-
6-15
;
—_—
Talcott
-
r
5-
6-22
—
5-16
6* 1
>
5-25.
5-31
Corp. (quar.)
Cork Co., common (quar.),,—
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
A10 Corp., 4^4%
preferred (quar.)
5- 8
6-21
--
6-20
Armstrong
,
6-21
Co.
common
preferred
Armco
5-15
6-15
-19c
,
4.65%
; 5-ll
V; 5-10
6- 1
v6-30
5-15
i2yac
(quar.)
Service
Arkansas-Missouri
Atlantic
5-22
7-20
-
Ltd.,
conv.
5-14
5-14
6-13
5- 1
5-24
5-25 ;•
,
.
5-15
1
25c
Louisiana
Arkansas
5-15
6-1
6-1
5-25
1
12yac
5-15
.
5-15
6-
6-
preferred (quar.)_
preferred series C
4.44%
.1
:
-75c
—$1--7
(quar.)__
;
6-1
6- 1
6-30
;j' 6-15
V 6- 8
,
(quar. )•_
'
5-10
.3 12y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
preferred
6-12
'3;
%
•;
,
Mfg. Co., coitraonj„„_-rt^
preferred (quar.)_
;
.
90c
•
5-18
-,6-1-8
%• 6-12;;
-," 6-12 >
6- 4
1
34 %c
preferred, (quar.)__
Arkansas
.
10-23;-
-.
1
6-
3iy4c
preferred series A (quar.),—
preferred, (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
$4.35
,
1
8
6-
c
3lVzc\
'
(quar.)
Midland
Public
$1.10
7-23,
,
.
25c /
75c v
135c
•
—c—w_
—
Corp.,
$2.36
37(40 ../** 6r- 9 1,
5-15
Almar Rainwear- Corp. ;(quar.),_—x
9c / ; 6-l-v
\ 5-15
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
;
; $l5c
16- 5
-''5- 7,
Aluminum Co. of America,. common (quar.) ';. */
30c
/ 6-10 .-f .5-18
'••> $3.75 preferred (quar.)______,___l^____^
9'33/4C % 7- 1 ' V 6-15
Aluminum Co. of Canacia-,. Ltd,—
1....... V3.3 •?' • /•; • ».. > >■
V
4%. 1st preferred
(quar.)——
t25c
6- 1
5-11
4(4>%. \2nd preferred (quar.
•, t57c
>5-31
5-11
8
6-15
tlOc
dividend)—,
1
Co. .(quar,)
Radio
;>}
7-23
7- 2
..
37'4
quar.)
$2.40
7-23
'
,
•
.
.
(s-a)
Allied Stores, common
'
$3.50
,1
$1.40 preferred (quar.)w
Supermarkets Operating (stock
4-—;-
Pictures,
Corp.
Alpha Portland
——•
,
Allis-Chalmers
1214 c
(quar.)
T———:.
(quar..),
Ltd. - (quar.)
6-
•;
-
Superior Propane,
—$1.37(4
,
Pools.
$2.75
7"2^
..
56-
6-
*
6% 1
6-1
;7- 2
i7-:2
- 7- 2
,
7'4c
1
6-22
5%
(quar.)__
20c
Argus
•
--5-106-1%
8- 1.
$1
Corp.
Archer-Daniels
11- l/.- 10-23
11- 110-23
,
42 (4c
Ry.—
»
11— 1
$1
50c
,-t-—
Hudson Bay
v
8- 1,
50c
.
g,
Chemical
;
—
Services, Inc—
SI.20 1st series preferred (quar.)
Superior Oil (Calif.)—
-
———
»
8- 1
$1
dividend.)
(initial-quar.)
Arden Farms Co.,, $3
6- 8
6- 8
5-18
5-11
s
8-. 1
50c
—
-
.
.
$1
——
(quar.)
preferred
Aleroma
Food
Suuer
; :
:
&
Artists
'
8
Works—
Products
Radio
Anthony
a
G-25.>.5-15.
6-1 "5-15
5-30
5-15
6- 14-30
6- 5
5-18
-
Allied Finance
6-15
15c
,10c
13c
$18c
62(40
3.
(stock
(Miami)
$2.50
-
5-28
6-11
-
,
25%
Alan.Wood Steel, 5% >pfd. (quar.$1.25
Alarm Devices Mfg.
(stock dividend)—
..,'.20%
Aid, .-Inc. (quar.l
———/.22(4c
6
_
6-
withholding
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
(quar.).
%
,'
(initial
Coupling
Andrea
5-21,:
.6- I'm
*
v
Insurance
Insurance
Water
$2.62Va
-i
—_—
.
preferred
Allied
Sunset House
7- 3
7- 3
6-15
•.•5-28'
,»
pfd. (quar.$1.05
preferred (quar.)—...
$1.15
preferred (auar.,)
—,
$1.23
Alabama^Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.),—„:
?0c
6
Sunray DX Oil (quar.)———————;—•-:?
Formerly Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.
Distributing Corp. (Calif. )—
States
Post
Anchor
5- 4
•'%;6Vtdv;6-15
.■.
Corp., common-,,—
Allied
(quar.)_—u—r--—_i—-.;v^t3%c
B
-
2%
25c
:
(auar.)
Gas
5-28
6-
(quar.)
African
(quar.)__
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting
"V:
v
—^—•
-
5-28
6-
A
-
v
;
:
5-11
6-15
class
4
6-29
7y2%)
5%, preferred
.
(quar.)—,*
(quar.)
6-11
6-15
Ltd.,
$50c
—,—<.
—
6-19
1
4
5-
Ltd.—
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Arizona
(quar.)—,—,——,—— %
.
5-25
,
6-20
c *7- 2-
4.60%
5-25
11614c
Publishing,
Class,
class
5-
5-24
J
Investment,
5-10
5-31
60c
preferred
5'4%
;
Holders
//
:
."•'/€•
: v;
Ltd.
Stores,
Co.
6-11
—
Stonecutter
a
;
——
Stock dividend
n<5;-*15
6-13
5-15
5-22
5
(increased)
split)
African
common
3,6%
Payable of Rec:
5-23
^-10 «.
- 6-15
.' 5-25
4.92%
1
6-
7-. 2
c£
——
(quar.),:
Alabama Power Co. 4.20%,
1
1
5
6-
Tobacco Co.~
American
common
:
(quar./—1.
(quar.)
B
$5.50
6-
-
Co.
(quar.)—;——
A
Alabama
6-15
6-30
•
Springfield Insurance Co., common
4/100
of
.
(quar.)—
Co.
Extra
5-18
1
66-
40c
20c
American Title
.
„
When
Share
\
(stock dividend),—,.
By-Products—
B
Class
(Texas)—
..
f:
'*: V
Ltd. ,(quar.)_,—.
Refineries, Ltd.—
Extra
1
•
.—.—__
'v.,
-
.
Power
(quar.)
Extra
Electric Power—
Southwestern
Corp.
A
Class
6-
,
\
(quar.)'^—*,5c
Prt cess
Alabama
6-
6-
6-15
r"'
Construction—
&
Reduction
Air
5-28
6-18
10c
Refining
&
(3-for-l
to- South
of
tax
7-2
8-1
Per
' :
v
Paper,.
Agnew-Surp&ss Shoe
5
(quar.)
&
Finance
Aetna
5
.
1
8-
-•
dividend
(stock
and Class B
Class A
Class
(quar.)—
&
6-29
6-
(quar.)
(Subject
New
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. (Mass.) (s-a)
industries
(quar.)___,_———-
5-18
6-
preferred
1
2
Snuff
5-21
1
22yac
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Semi-annual
-
1
7-
..
interest
Plastic
&
Smelting
,
American
Adironaacic
5-10
1
6-
6-30
4.65%
66-
6-20
6-15
.
~
r
Corp.
Industries^
Aeroquip
$2.59
30c
50c
(quar.)——,
62 32C
$1.12 Yi
$35c
share- held)——
Missiles
Acushnet
5-29
6-30
preferred
Soic
6-15
6-12
(increased)—„24c
——
27c
4.28%
Quarterly
.,!•
6-15
2
25c
(quar.)_
preferred
Southwestern
5%
7-
15c
(quar.)——;—,,,
6-29
v':"
•'
-
,
Gatineau
of
Power
Acme."
Acme
1
30c
preferred
414%
6-
common (quar.)
30c
(quar.)——$1.33%
(quar.)_—_,,,
$1.2614
CO.
preferred
5%-
5-31
6-18
Gas,
preferred
7-13
(quar.)
J.
—_——
-A.J20c
$1.20 preference A • (quar..
J30c5%
preference
(quar.)
—$$1.25 *
5-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
Common
5-18
(quar.)
Edison Co.—
original partic. pfd.
5-31
t56y4c:-
% '
a
-
Acadia-Atlantic-Sugar
(stockholders approve
Co.
Gas
Oil
Fund
each
Abitibi
6-12
,
6-11
A.
California
4.32%
6-29
5-21
(S.
for-
5-22
5-31
(quar.)
Laboratories
6-15
—-
r-
6-15
3
6-11
split)
Perrier
Source
5-31
4% '
v
A—
French
Smith's Transfer Corp.
6-15
(quar.)12(40
ABC Celophane Corp., class A
(initial)_«.,_ %
5c
ACF Industries
62Vic. w-6-15v
(quar.)
AMPr, Incorporated
(quar.),
.83/4c
6- 1-
5-22
5-31
7-
-5c
;
Mfg.,
&
,
l^Vac
Co.
Kline
7-
.
Vending
C.
B.
A.
5-21
5-31
22Vac
10c
25c
Shop Rite Foods (quar.)——————-—
Sigma Instruments
(stock dividend)———
Simms (T. S.)
& Co., class A (s-a)———
American-South
$1.20
$1.24
••
(quar.)—
Company) '
Name of
share
(ouar.)_'—i
Sharon Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Sheppard-Niles Crane & Hoist———A——__
Sherer-Gilleit
American
give
.
v
Abacus
Co.
&
we
6-15
——-—2%
dividend
(John)
Sexton
American
5-31
Anchor
(quar.)—
Industries
Seascn-all
5-31
the. dividends announced j in previous
paid. The list does not-include divi¬
announced this week, these being,'given . in the
Below
35c
(quar.7yac
Co.
6-15
(quar.)—
common
preferred
.
Plywood & Lumber—
payment at this time
Roebuck &
$1.19
Rubber
Seating Co.
American
No action taken on div.
Sears
Ltd.,
432%
dends
Rv.____
of
Shares
American
6-
6-
C)
D.
.
it
(quar.)
&
American
2
weeks and not yet
—_
$1.30 preferred
5-31
,
;7/'
beneficial
7-
6-15
1
6-25
20c
$1.75
(quar.)
Trust (Washington,
Realty
Payable of Rec.
Sanitary—
(quar.)
preferred
7-12
,
(s-ai
Seaboard
5-15
preceding table.
shares.
(quar.)
preferred
A
Savage Industries,
Scott
1
6-
21c quarterly pay-
to pay
Southwestern
Louis
St.
5-25
7%
$1.10
preferred
preferred
.
Common
American
Standard
Holders
When
Share
Radiator &
12V2C
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.4————
4.80%
(quar.)—_—4.96%
preferred
(quar.)—
Witco Chemical (quar.)_^——------—
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)_.
434% prior preferred (quar.)
in
that
$1.06 »/4
6-15
4.76%
the common
on
class
5%
columns
indicated
Company
would continue
'
;
dividend
old
the
in
7-19
6-15
-
mailed about May
on
the common, is
be
5-15
1
'
25c
„
Co.—
two-lor-one .sX-lit.
Power
[j/ovt'ff a
it.
shares
New
7-
$1.38
.———
.
1
7-
10 c
Bros.,
4.40%
v
(ounr.t
.
6-
American
5-29
62V2C
6
6-
6-20
(quar.)
pfd.
6-13
5%' preferred (s-a)—
Wilson & Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.).
Wisconsin Fuel & Light Co. (quar.) —
Wisconsin Power-& Light Co.— -
Machine
Wilson
1
6-
6-27
?50c
$$1.06%
—.—
;«:■
3%
Inc., class A (quar.),.
20c
Common
1
6-
10c
Whitin
8
5-25
8-15
lyc
:
common
6-
2
6-15
Name of Company
of Rec.
2
7-
Per
Holders
Payable
(quar,)— 1.
:——
Works (reduced) —
Western Utilities
Co
Share
Name of Company
of Rec.
Payable
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
13c
8%%
t$l
4-30
5-28
6-18
5-24
*
5-
9
•
Volume 195
Number
6161
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name
Breskin
Brillo
of Company
'
Publications
Mfg.
Bristol
(quar.)
Brass
10c
(quar.)
9-
7-
6-20
2
4
Co.—
Chance
(interim).
30c
3% %
preferred
(quar.)
British-American Oil, Ltd; (quar.)
6-
Chase
5-17
1
6-2"
93%c
7-13
$25c
7-3
6-
"
'
American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Registered and ordinary bearer (one shilling, one pence for the year ended Sept.
1961
British
free
of
Petroleum
Broadway-Hale
Brockton
Co.,
Brockton Taunton
Brooklyn
Union
$5.50
Gas Co.,
preferred
Gas
Brown
Company
Brown
&
Brown
Shoe
10c
Budd
;;
vestment
Bullock's,
'
:
Agency,
Burrard
Burrus
Inc.
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Bush
Terminal
Terminal
Co.
5%
Common
1.
5-
1
5-
4
6-1
5-
4
*'■
•
Canada
5%
Bread
B
Cement
$1.30' preference
Canada
Crushed
Canada
&
Canada
25c
"
fCorp.,
common
Canada
Canadian
Canners
Breweries,
Canadian
Class
A
..♦•.? '
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Ltd., new com. (initial)
1
preferred
Ice
Canadian
-JSc
com
Trust—
Investment
'
Oil
__:—
Securities
Machine,
—
5%
preferred
preferred
$$1.25
.
8%
preferred
6%
Ltd.
Cannon
common
Class
B
&
"
.
Co.,
Ltd.. (quar.)
$25c
(quar.)__j
A
Steel
Carrier
4.80%
preferred
Maine
preferred
4%%
preferred
preferred
4!/2%
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Asbestos,
F'ood
Fund
Rio
6-30
7-
A
class
7-2
7-
2
6-
6-
(quar.)
....
preferred
Central
Illinois
New
4.92%
South
&
Central
Steel
Central
preferred
(quar.)__;
(quar.)_:
6-18
Can
$3.75
5%
'*
Co.,
preferred
:_____
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
4-30-
Continental
Steel
Corp.
Co.
(stock
Coffee
5-22-
5%%
6-30
5-22
Steel
5.44%
Century
Certified
2nd
Credit,
Champion
Co.
Papers,
common
preferred
(quar.)_
7-
2
6-15
Corning Natural Gas
Coro, Inc. (quar.)
7-
2
6-15
Coronet
.
68c-'
(quar.>_„___
(quar.)
6-15
$1.34%
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
2
$1.19*
(quar.)_
7-
$1.17
(quar.)
preferred
Industries
Belt
$1.04
(stock
dividend)
10c*
'-1V4%
;
7-2
6-15
40c
5-25
(quar.)_
30c
6-
_;
$1.12%
,
5-30
!
6-151
Corson
6-29
*
7-16
Coty
6-
Crane
1"
(G.
"
5-
Crompton
5-14
7-1
6-4
H ),
W.
Company,
Creole
8
&
■ii
6rl5 i.t
Petroleum
&
3%%'
Corp.
Knowles
Corp.
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
Quarterly
1_
__1
$1
Donohue
<
5-10
Dover
5-10
Dow
5-15
4%
5-29
Dresser
Industries
Corp.
6-20
7-11,
6-15
5-16
8-1
7-2
13c
7-2
8-1
6-1
6-1
7-2
5-11
22Vac
15c
50c
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
5-15
3%
20c
115c
40c
10-31,
6-15
6- 1
7-14
dividend<.
Co.
——.——__
(quar.)
—____
(quar.)
.
,
'
Enterprises, Inc.
(quar.i_i.___—,—
Co.,- common (quar.)__
5.36%
preferred (quar.)—
7%
preferred
5-11
Dumas
Milner
Dun
1
Duncan
9-
1
Class
12-
1
6-12
5-19
5- 4
6-21
6- 1
5-24
5-15
5-25
5-25
5-25
5-15
5-18
5-31
40c
$1.34
A
6-16
2
1
7l/2c
27V2c
25c
class
Inc.
8
9
25c
Electric,
76666-
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp.,
Bradstreet.
&
5-11
6-
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
Dunlap & Associates (quar.)_,
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. ADRS—
(Final
payment
of
1
shilling
1
9
5-31
be
B
about
6-29
6-22
8
4-19
5-25
6-15
5- 4
6- 1
6-
8
1
5-15
Early
6- 1
5-
East
6-
5-15
6-
.
pence
3/10c)
Dynamics Corp.
5-25
5-11
6-15
7- 2
6-15
6-11
6- 1
6-28
4"c
Power
5-18
5-16
5-16
10-12
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
S. A., (quar.)
U.
Ltd.
8 *
50c
30c
40c
(quar.)
Industries
Drexel
Duke
(stock
Ltd.
Co.
preferred
5-18
8- 1
."ju
(increased-quar.)
(quar.).
Chemical
Drackett
tlOc
t8c
125c
25c
(quar.);
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Industries
Dover
'■
4
8
6-1
5-
8
5-23
5-
8
6-15
6-
1
6-14
6-
1
■
8
Brewing
(quar.)
15c
Corporation
Dura
(quar.)
10c
Stock
5%
5-31
4-27
5-21
7- 2 '
7- 2
7- 2
5-31
5-11
20c
$1
5-25
6-1
6-15
6-15
7- 1
5-
6-
8
6-
8
East
$1 mef.
6-15
6-30
5-31
5-31
6-15
5- 4
30c
50c
6- 8
5-29
5-18
5-18
Louis
*nc
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Co.
1
—
Power Ltd.—
6-15
5-31
$1.50
6- 1
5-10
15c
7- 1
6-I0
7V2C
25c
7- 2
7- 2
6-15
6-15
$1.75
$1.50
45c
8- 1
8- 1
5-25
7-6
7- 6
5- 4
t25c
6-15
6- 8
45c
7Vic
7tic
18c
22y2c
$15c
125c
6-15
7- 3
7- 3
6-15
7-16
6-15
6-15
6- 5
6-12
6-12
5-24
/- 2
5-16
5-16
$0,424
30c
5-31
6- 6
5- 1
5-23
?$1;75
(accum.)
ft
Interurban
6-
4
1
5-22
6-15,
preferred
Water—
'
Eastern
$1
9
Natural
Racing
preferred
States
6-
preferred
.
.
,
5-15
5-25
5-10
5-10
5-25
(quar.)
.►
B
(accum.)
—
(quar.)
Co.
Washing
Easy
5%
Machine Co. Ltd.—
pfd. series A (quar.)
Laboratory, Inc. (Delaware)
1st
Economics
—
4%%
preferred
(s-a)
Economy Baler (quar.)
Baler
Ecuadorian
Co.
A
(quar.)
— —
—
common
Investment
Optional—cash
Paso
—-
Hectric
(quar.)
Electronics
Horn
(quar.)
Corp.
Sault
Class
5-10
5-15
common
(accum.)
preferred A
1
5-31
Inc.,
Assn.
$7
Mfg.
Gas—
(quar.)
Corp.—^
$6
Easton
Economy
5-
(quar.)
Tennessee
Eastern
5-18
5-10
Coal
or
Corp.
Gas
(Del.)—
stock
Corp
Natural
.-_
Co.—
^
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4j/4%
preferred
(quar.)
—___—.—
5'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
5.36%
preferred
(quar.)
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.87y2 preferred (quar.)
5.65%
preferred (quar.)
5.68%
preferred
(quar.)
6.40%
preferred (quar.)—_—
4.10%
,
6-14
5-11
6- 8
6-14
5-16
(quar.)—
93%c
6-15
5-31
65c
6-11
5-25
Electric
30c
6-14
6-
Electrographic
35c
7-15
6-25
5c
5-18
3lV4c
(quar.)^—
dividend)
(stock
preferred
St.
6%
8
6-
'
6- 1
6- 1
6-11
6-
6- 8
200%
preferred
of America,
Daniel
&
Kootenay
7%
6-15
30c
(quar.)
Corp.—
convertible
East
4-19
6- 1
5%
dividend
Co.
Duro-Test
*
*
5-31
6-29
5-25
4
—
►
Ltd.
6-
(quar.)
Bros,
20c
1-—:
Coal
.,.
'< q
7-3
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)____
<R. R.) ft Sons Co. (quar.)
Doughboy
6-30
.(oiu.•
t40c
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.; common
$2 preferred (quar.)
6-11
tlOc
Chemical, Ltd.—
preference
Donnelley
5-10
(s-a)
(quar.)
Donnacona
4
Industries
Ltd.
&
Dymo Industries
33c
(San Fran.)
12Vic
1
120c
Steel! ft
Stores.
Tar
Common
5-10
-
,
4-27
(quar.)__i
Dominion
5-14
1
(quar.)
6-
5-26
5-15
5-25
1
(q«ar.)—
6-20
.
.
(quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel Ltd.—i
Dominion
5-18
5-21
2%
8y2c
-•
5-15
—
preferred
5-31
5-31
Dominion
6-
Inc
5-24
5-25
6- 1
7-14
5-15
..
5-18
6- 4
5c
Inc.__
Fund,
Electrohome
6-15
/
6-12
6-15
5-15
5-15
25c
Corp.
15c
70c
t30c
6-29
Common
6-15 J
6-
I
:
5-18
5-20
6-15
6c
International
•,
,«
J50c
Products
3-31.
1
(quar.)_.
5-18
1
6-15
—t50c
A
1
6-
Dominion
1
5-25
6-
$1
8
6-
6-22
30c
1
6-18
10c
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
f3c
,
1
El
Class B
5-25
6-
5-21
—__
6-22
6-
9
5-22
5-21
5-11
7-30
6-
5-22
;
5-28
8
5-16
5-
5-21
10c
___4._
6-
"
.
7
6-15
Dr
5-16
25c
6-30
5-15
6-
Dome
1
5-16
Elk
6-30
6-20
1
1
t5c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Investment
5-25
Distillery Ltd., class
preferred
Dobbs Houses. Inc.
6-
45c
^____
6-
6-22
6-15
6-
$1
dividend
6- 1
6- 8
Corby
preferred
Stock
Diversified
25c
40c
Oopperweld
4.75%
i:
8
4-30
dividend)—
5-22
(quar.)
5-18
6-
7-16
8c
t
5-15
5-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)
1
6- 1
55c
Inc.
6-15
6-15
L_
5-7
1
25c
Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.. (quar.)___—_
Divco-Wayne Corp.
i_._.
40c
3%
5-22
preferred
Forests,
Eddy Paper, Ltd.,
—
6- 2
6-15
10-
$1
Distillers
Edi-on
6-30
4.65%
Dierks
6-13
5-25
6-30
-
5-31
5-31
7-26
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_
_
Copeland
Refrigerator
(quar.)_^—
Copp Clark Publishing, common (quar.)
6%
preference
(quar.)
5-7
25c
!
1
34c
(quar.)
6-14
7- 3
31V4c
(quar.)
6-2
Dictaphone Corp., common
.'.
.5%
preferred i._
.'
;
Diebold, Inc., new com. (initial-quar.).——
6-14
5-
5-7
25c
(quar.)
Extra
5-10
6-2
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
8
34V4c
preferred
Dickenson
-'.
10-19
25c
____.
Crystal Salt Co.
8-
(quar.)
4.15%
5-10
7- 2
t50c
(quar.)_
6-
Cook Paint ft Varnish
(H.)
Diamond
6
tl5c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(initial)
Co., common
Alkali
7- 6
7- 1
6- 1
'
(s-a)
Cooper-Bessemer
Service—
Diamond
40c
(quar.)
Public
Dialight Ccrp.
5-21
5-15
7-5
10- 1
(quar.)
Corp.
}$1.30
preferred
Vermont
5-24
Edison
Steel
6-15
45c
93%c
;_
___:
(Toronto)
(quar.)
5-22-
•
Detroit
1
7-9
10- 3
50c
$2
Y.)
(N.
6-
6-11
l%c
U-—-
(quar.)
—
Insurance
Co.
6-30
$1.25
Detroit
5-21
6-1
5-15
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
5-10
5-14
5-11
—_
Stock Yard
5-
25c
—
(quar.)
Life
6-30
$1.37%
__.
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
33y4c
(quar.)
De-Sta-Co.
30c
1___.
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred
Supply
5-14
.
6- 1
7- 2
________
(quar.)
common
Union
5-14
5-14
lV4c
Debenture stock
5-11
1
1
6-1
6- 1
7-2
15c
Limitee, class A common
Mines,
Ltd.,
common
Mfg., class A (quar.)
Voting
5-11
70c
!_____
common
Continental
Cook
Dennison
6-15
66-
5-28
J
6-15
$1.12y2
$1.13
$1.04
(Chicago)
Continental
1
Denault
Denison
40c
(quar.)
Assurance
62'/2c
(quar.)
5-15
8-15
11-15
t5c
(quar.):
.
30c
Corp. (quar.)
5-15
35c
quar.)
(quar.)
-
6-
Estate
5-15
UOc
:
.
16%c
—
Inc.
tl2c
(quar.)
Ltd
Corp. of America, common
preferred
Continental
6-18-
6-13
22c*
DeMun
Eagle-Picher
Paper
preferred
5.48%
4j/2%
5-18-
5-31
25c
__.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Central
Chain
27c
Co.
Continental
5-15
Co.__
4%
Water
Continental
5-15
preferred
5.44%
;
»
1
$1.35
5%%
Container
1
Airlines,
Quarterly
6-
—
___
Turbine
20c
10%
(quar.)
1
6-
Wire
&
preferred
8*
6-30
,
20c
common
$4.52
6-8
&
(quar.)
(quar.):
$4.16
6-30
Steam
1
-
?
Power,
preferred
preferred
6-
6-
Corp.
Powfer
Glass
Consumers
6-
$1.12 y2
Telephone Co.,
(increased
7-
$1.34%
preferred A
Coal
$4.50
6-11
(quar.)—___—
C (quar.)______;
(quar.)
6-
6-
30c
;
Petroleum,
1
22c
93%c
93%c
97%c
" 50c
common
B
75c
"r
6-
(quar.)__
Light,
Company
Durion
class A
Ltd.,
West
6-22
$1.23
Theatres
Water,
41c
$1.
5-19
5-19
Ltd.—
Mills,
(s-a)
Consumers
19c
&
6-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5
(quar.)__—__________
Duquesne
_—
Textiles
Consumers
-
5-17
(quar.)
$2.50
B
5-15..
Service—
West
Class
5-22
2
Products
dividend
6-'5
7-2'.
Rock
6-
10c
ft
$1
(quar.)_*
Corp.
6-20
(quar.)
Deltown Foods Inc. (quar.)
Del Monte Properties
(quar.)
8
Mines,
preferred (s-a)
5-31
$1.16-
20c
*
(quar.27y2c
Corp.
20c
A
Drewrys,
25c
Foods
1
(quar.)___r__-_____
Cigar: Corp.
$50c
Y.)
(N.
6-
preferred
preferred
3%%
3.90%
Delta
,
Industries Corp.—-
Consolidated
6-29
(quar.)__
preferred
Central
-
6-
7-20
6-15
6-15
5-31
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
9-15
12-15
-7- 2
t5c
Consolidation
6-29
-
1-10
-
30c
$1.43
7c
—
Co.
6-11
—a—
preferred
DeLaval
Securities
Standard
Consolidated
-
5-15
5-31
8c
1
3
30c
(quar.)
Power
6- 1
6-29
t50c
150c
t50c
^25c
—
Edison
Consolidated
8-15
$1.12J/2
(quar.)—
preferred
5%%
1
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
(quar.)
(initial)
common
preferred
5%
5c
(quar.)
Public
Stock
5-15,
'
>
.
Deere
10-10
5-25
20c
.__
Diversified
Consolidated
8
-
4
7-10
,
•
5
12-
Mines
3%%
2".
Quarterly
8
1
Dayton
G.
5-25
/
6-5
12-28
Pepper Co.
(increased-quar.)
17Vic
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
tl7%c
Dominion ft Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
t$1.25
Dominion Dairies. Ltd„_5%
non-cum.. pfd__ .t44c
1
_________—
Consolidated
7-27
W.
Day
1
•
———
Consolidated
$10c
or
i
Semi-annual
5-15
Mines
D.
5-. 4
2
•
-12Vac
(quar.)
Cigar Corp. (quar.)
Discovery
Yellowknife
Consolidated Laundries
6-
(Toronto)
;
(s-a)
•
6c
—1———
Assn.
o-15
7-19
$12y2c„
stock)__
Ltd.
6-8..
1
9-
.,
1
Quarteny
Quarterly
Consolidated
6-8
5-31 V.
5c,
Ltd
Central Illinois Light Co., common
4j/2%
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
Life
Consolidated Electronics
6-v
50c
9-
666666-15
6-30
,
■
.
—
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
5-15
2
(quar.)
6-
'6-
6c
common
Consolidated
$10c 1
(optional-cash
Oils,
Corp.,
5-15
5-31
$1.12%
1.
'
5-7
:
'"
——;
5-25
1
<
Trust
(initial-quar.) •
of Puerto Rico, Inc.
Realty
5-21
5-31
$1.06 V* 1
$1.12%
(quar.)__
Products,
Centennial
Central-Del
$5
6-
Life
5-18
.
6-8
;
$1.50
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Extra
4%
4
6-10
$5c
Cassier
Cateili
6-
5-21
$1.15.
(quar.)___
preferred
,.
A
6-30
10c
General
Public
Consolidated
1
87y2c
(quar.)___
Pine,. Scott & Co.,
'
1
40c
(quar.)
junior
.5-17
60c,
j„__T
(quar.)____
common
4.60%
preferred
5-17
6-12
56'/4c
(quar.)_
6%
5-17
6-12
40c
^__
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
Conv.
6-15 .'
6-
ft
—
Mills
4%
5-31
5-
30c
____,
3.50%
Carson,
Cone
1
6-?0
•
income)
Insurance (Louisville)—
—_—
.
7-2
:
5c
_
Central
.
4-30
50c
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
6-
'
—
__—
Service, common (quar.)
"
5.72%
preferred • (qua?.)
Composite Bond ft" Stock Fund
(quar.)___
6-1
1
invest-
______—.'i'l—
Quarterly
Community
6-1
2
(quar.)—
(from
Fund
International
Quarterly
?.
2
(quar.)—
Commonwealth Theatres
,
6-15
5-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
E.)
& Co.
Steel
(quar.)
Carpenter
.
.
—.
investment
Commonwealth
.
5-31
8c
(L.
income)
(from
Commonwealth
5-15
•
10c
(quar.)___
Carolina Casualty Insurance, class A
Carolina
ment
35c
-10c
115c
. 25c
20c
20c
40c
(quar.)
Stamping
Co.
Income
-.Fund
6-12
7-
75c
Corp.
Carpenter
Commonwealth
•
5-15
Class
9-
6-30
6-30
isoc
.t,
Credit
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shearing ft
6-
>
$15c
(extra)
class
B
Commercial
Confederation
$60c
75c
Co.,
Class
Ltd.
Commercial
7-2
.$$2
.
(quar.)
Gown
Carlisle
1
V 7-
Products
Enterprises,
•
$$l
Westingnouse
Cap
.
7- 3
;
(quar.)__—
(initial)
:
^
Plastic
'
;
.
System
Columbus
Ltd.—
Canafund
Co.,
Mills,
*
L
—
6-5
2
5-18
-
:
7-5
7-5
10- 5
5-18
7-1
6-1
6- 1
7-2
2c
.
2oc
(quar.).
common
50c
5-25
31V4c
.'-6-30
$1.25 ^ 7-1'
$1.33% " 7-
:
Combined Locks Paper, class A
5-18
1
6-
—i.
(quar.j_
Combined
5-
>
6-15
$$1.25
participating preferred--
Canadian
Broadcasting
,
(quar.)—
common
preferred (quar.)__
.preferred
(quar.)
5-31
^
(quar.)_<
Petrofina.
non-cumu!
•
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
6-
,
$35c
A
(quar.V^
4%
Gas,
5%
•
Ltd.—•
Cos.,
7- 3
$20c
e
class
Interstate
(s-a)__i_——_c."
Service
5-31
r
1
1
Insurance
Columbia
>
.
(quar.)—
General
Canadian
6-
6-
A
Commonwealth
(quarterly)
Canadian
*
tlOc
preferred
-5.35%
^
tlOc
.____:
5-11
50c
Iron—
Colorado-lvnlhng ft Elevator
.
Ltd.—...
Electric. Co.^ Ltd.,
International
•
,
6-1
1
7-
ft
5-25
5-31
6-21
6-10
' 6-30
6- 1
'
5-31
6- 8
;"'6-29*
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
62V2c
68%c
(quar.)———
5-11
..
.
7-3
7-
(quar.)
_^—
B (quar.)——.
(quar.)—
common
6-1
-
1
t9c
__i—
Stone
Inc.,
Colorado
6-1
f39%c
Fuel
12c
V
5%
(quar.)__
6- 9
7-
5
5-11
,
A
6-12
,
4
6-
5-25
40c
Class
6-29
6- 1:
6-1
6-15
60c
$13.25,
—_
i_Ji—_1—
5-
6-20
15c
.:
i—:—
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
Class A (quar.)
1
Dentist
$1.12% '
87y2c
50c
20c
(quar.)
dividend
Denver
7x/2c
7J/2c
15c
50c
62V2c
Colorado
'6-15
7-2
tl83/4c
1
6-15
6-
ft
5%%' preferred
V5-15
-
Fund, Inc,—
investment income
Common
—
Corp.
preferred ~ (quar.)_.
preferred- (quar.)
5%
5-10
1
.
5%
.
5-18
•
7-1
J$2 '
Sahd
Stores
4%r
Colorado
8
6-1
t31'/4c
net
Canadian
.
.
7-
Colonial
•
5-18
7-1
'
t$1.10
(initial)
Canadian General
5%
25c
,
Fairbanks-Morse,
(reduced).—
Canadian
.
(qua?.)——'
Colonial
,
6-15
5-
(quar.)
$4 preferred
Acceptance Corp. (accum.;
Corp. of America (quar.)_-i.__—
Colonial
►
6-15
-6-20
Co.
preferred
From
3
5-31
$25c
i___
Colonial
1
3
7-
J25c
Co.__i_—
Canadian
$2.20
7-
$62y2c
$l.06y4
>
' ;
'___
(quar.)_
Arena
^6-
Stock
5
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)— '
t7c
Corp. . (quar.)__
J——15c
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)—_
87%c'\
Collins 6c Aikman Corp. (quar.)_i
—_:i_
20c
..
1
Press
5
Cole National
•
)
6-27
6-
6-15
tlOc
*
__
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
preference
Canadian
International
7-13
7-27
______
(quar.)-:
preferred (quar.)—
-
,6-1
7-31
.
A
4.40%
CP.,
6-1
"
Cunningham Drug Stores
Curtis Industries, Inc,
7-
•vCochenour Willians Gold
?
1
12J/2c
-;(quar.)______
(quar.)—;
Safeway,
5-25
6-15
*
Stone,
class
4
5-
5-25
•.
9-17
Cuneo
.
Coca-Cola
6-15
(annual)—
(quar.)
—
Coca-Cola
'
27c.,
27y2C
t32y2c
Flooring,
Canada
5%
Gut
«
,'c 6-
6-15
>
•
(quar,
&
C-
9-28
7-
.
4
_
preferred
Canada
.6-1
„6-15
$1.75
30c
Equipment Co. (quar.)
2__I—___
Electric. Illuminating Co.—
•
$4.50
preferred '(quar.)j:
—i—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. 7%
gtd. (quar.)
4%-special gtd._J_
11-15'-
",6-15
Ltd._*,_/.,~f~n lu tlOc'V-6-15
Dominion/rSugar__4,__£:iiiL_(_'^I__' ' t25c
' 6- 1
Dry
.$4.25
common
common
•
8-15
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Cleveland
•
*
flOc
_!_____
(quar.)
Co.,
5-15
12- 1
25c
Mines, Ltd.____
Co.; Ltd.,
preference
Canada
''
pfd.
Corp. "(quar.)
:___.
Controller Co.
(quar.)_:.____;
-
preferred
7-15
32y2c
$1.25
17y2c
——
(Chattanooga), 5%'
Clark
,
5-15-
'
25c
(.s-a)"
Lake
1
22y2c
(quar.)
Machine
9-
.'22c
convertible-.preferred (quar.)i_u__:?__
preferred ;(quar.)_________,
5%%. peferred (quar.
Red
1
(quar.)_.
5-24
6-18
1
11-
—
Finance
Clark
;
' .5-11
•
Corp.
Products
Civic
*
5-15
1
1
,.•>
-
.___
6-
6-
;
City
-
5-8
6- 9
7- 2
Cyprus
lc
6-1
40c
8-31
20c
-__i
t30c
$1.75
1
6-
_____—
B
-City Water
6-22
6-11
•
31%c
'.
5-25
6-15
-6-
31>/4c ;
?31%c
5%
Campbell
*.
*
Class
5-10
(quar.)
6-13
--•
•
6-15
>
(quar.)
5-16
1
$1.05
(s-a)
6
:
.
Machine
&
Coal
(quar.)
preferred
.
-
7-20
35c
'
;
6-15
:
6-30
;
5%
5.40%
Campbell
6-30
2%
V
-
f
,
6-15
25c
Co.-"'(quar.)____:__________;._
Utilities,: com.", (quar.)__;"
preferred
•.
6-29
$1.12%
'____•
Co.—
!
5-11
:
Rivet
5-16
6-15
6-
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
Sugar Co.—
6-
6-21
9-20
11-21
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
6-15
Inc.
Forster
American
7-
RR.
/.
50c
(quar.)
$4.20
6-
.■
5.22
11c;
dividendl
..
5-4
10c
Pacific
&
5-18
(quar.)
Corp.,
Pass
6- 1
7%
6-30
.....
4
6-
*
5-4
California-Pacific
5%
S 5-18
6-
Detective
Paul
(quar.)—
A
ft
7-14
12'/2c
7%
-
6-8
________
(increased quar.) ___!
Ink.
California
5-10
-
(quar.)__;._
Power
1
6-1
(quar.)_—
Electric
5-8
6-
1
St'.
(quar.)
Nest
Crum
Cuban
7-14
1
"
,
'5-18. ?
6-1
6-
Milwaukee,
A
preferred
8-
of Rec.
8- 1
15c
preferred
Zellerbach
Crow's
5-11
.• • ••.
•
prior
,
5-11
,
.
isc
Hat
preferred
5-17
>
.•
$2
Crown
'
5-11
6-1
(quar.)
—
5-17,
,
$1.12%
Corp.
(stock dividend)__
Byllesby (H. M.>, 5% pfd. (quar.)_L_
.J
5%
preferred
(quar. )______
California
1
1
'
convertible
4-30
6-15
6-15
6- 5
;
6- 1
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)
«
20c ,
6-15
Quarterly
20c
,
9-18
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
25c,
6- 1
Churchill Stero Corp.
(quar.)——
' 25c
7-31
Quarterly
;i
:
25c
10-31
Quarterly
:
25c 1-31-63
Cincinnati Enquirer
(incr.-quar.)__
30c
6-27
Cincinnati Milling
Machine, com. (quar.)—
% 40c
6- 1
:
4%
preferred .(quar.)i__
:_i;
:—
*>$1
6- 1
Cincinnati, New Orleans &s Texas Pacific Ry. '[■
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
6- 1
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
8-31
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.25
11-30
Cities Service Co.,
common
(quar.)__-?_
60c
6-11
$4.40
convertible
preferred
(quar.)—__—
$1.10 ~
6-11
Citizens Casualty Co.
(N. Y.), class A
10c f
7-15
Is.
.
;
__
(stock
.(6-
5-31
4
$1
___■_
Buildings
Bush
T
66-
;
87y2c
(quar.)____;
4%%"
preferred
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.).
Byer-Rolnick
6-15
25c
Dry Docks, class A
Mills, Inc.; common
(quar.)
common
Holders
Payable
15c
;__
(quar.i—:
5-25
25c :
Chicago Title & Trust Co. (quar.)_____—$1.25
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.__
I
12Vuc.
5-25
6-15
25c
,_
(quar.)__",
(William)
International
Corp.,
preferred
Chicago
5-15
*
$1.05
(quar.)
7V2c
25c
.
$1.06
$1.18%
(Increased-quar.)
J25c
"
(quar.)
Burndy Corp.
Burns
6-1
.
r
5-11;'
6-1
,
,
I0c
.
preferred
2c
inc.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—
5-15
1
40c
-Gold Dredging Ltd.
(interim)______
Burlington Industries, common (quar.)__:
3%%
preferred
(quar.)_______
_______
4%- preferred (quar.)___
preferred
1
5%
in-
Bulolo
4%%
6-
Class
>
5-15
35c
Inc., (Del.)_________
4.20%
investm't
(from
Co._.
preferred
Chicago,
;
<; •
7
5-
10c
net
Gas
Mini
$2
5-25-
.
'
.
5-
1
/
$1.25
from
Boston
of
25c
—,__
6-18
*
45c.
(quar.)_
Ltd. (quarterly
income)
1
6-
15c
Fund,
1
6-
-
20c
__________
Buffalo
Bullock
7'
6-1
15c
,
(quar.)—___
Corp. (quar.)
Pipe Line
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
.Forge Co
$5
5-15
1
70c
Co.
Drug Co.
6-
30c
(quar.)
Brunswick
Buckeye
"
'
.(quar.)
(Charles)
Co.
(quar.)
Bruning
Brunswig
5-15
95c
_______
Sharpe Mfg. Co.
5rl5
6-1
$1.37%
_____;
4-27
6-15
(5-31
$1.37.
,
__
—
Crowley's
5-23-
'$1.12%
7-15
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)—
$1
6-20
3j/2%. preferred
(quar.)
",87%ci8- 1
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. (quar.).
______
25c
6-22
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.'
• •
■
i $2
. 6-27
4y2%
,
70c
_
(quar.)
-
20c
'
u—...c 25c
$3.80 pfd." (quar.)
Co.—
A
6-11" '
(quar.)__
(quar.)______
Fund
45c
preferred (quar.)
4%%., preferred
(quar.)
_________
Chenango & Unadilla, Telephone—'
(final)
preferred
:__
(quar.)
Class
5-15
6- 1
6-14
6- 9
5-31
6-15
6-10
6- 1
75c
4V4%
tax)
(quar.)
5.60%
preferred
income
Ltd.
Stores
Edison,
5.48%
British
—
(quar.)
Co.
B.)
Chemetron
'
6
(A.
Cnattanooga
British
30,
Refining Co.—
Oil 6s
preferred
(quar.)
Champion Spark Plug Co.
(quar.)
Co., class A
B
(quar.)
When
Share
Name of Company
Crossett
$3
1
6-
Share
15
Per
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
.
of Company
Champlin
6-15
15c
__
9-17
" .'
.
Name
Payable of Rec.
25c
_
____
Corn,
Bristol-Myers
Common
;
Holders
When
Share
(initial)
(2387)
Storage
32Vic
$1.02V2
$1.06%
$1.37%
$1.34
$1.37%
$1.25
$1.21/8
$1.41 %
$1.42
$1.60
_
6-30
6-1
6-1
6-1
6- 1
6-1
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
6- 1
6- 1
o-15
5-7
5-7
5-7
5- 7
,
_
5- ;
5-7
o- 7
5-7
5-7
o- 7
Battery Co. (quar.)
50c
6-15
5-18
(quar.)
25c
6- 1
5-15
Corp.
Continued
on page
52
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
(2388)
16
York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New
YEARLY RANGE OF
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
DAILY RANGE OF
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
SALE PRICES
Range Since Jan.
Year 1961
52% Jan
75
3
17% Sep
25
47
May 15
55
7
69
Jan
15
Apr
May 10
21% Jan
61% May 14
75 y8 Feb
24% Jun
5
14
33% Nov
22
28
43% Apr
17
109 y4 Oct
6
3
17
Jan
3
24 % Jan
3
21% Oct
3
•
Mar 14
EXCHANGE
10% Jan
3
3
90% Jan
36% Apr
2
9
17
Aeroquip
18% Apr
18
Air
Control
84% Mar 15
Air
Products
May 14
73% Nov
16
86 y2 Dec
12
60
6iy8 Nov
29
84
18
53% May 11
3% Nov
24
Jan
7
4% Feb
19
26
40 y2 Mar
May 18
35
32% Jan
3
12% Jan
3
41% Nov
20 V* Aug
9
9
37% Dec
29
45% Nov
29
30% May 14
88 y2 Jun
8
Dec
11
91
9% Sep
8
15% Apr
4
32 % Jan
4
53% Apr
4
30
May 11
41
Jan
7
May 11
48% Jan
2
19
■X
93
50% Sep
3
35
Jan
40
Jan
6
89
Dec
12
2
66% Aug
3
16% Dec
21
36 % Jan
3
52% Apr
11
Oct
3
Aug
11
14% Sep
28
21% Apr
19
Oct
25
98
Nov
17
26% Oct
26
58% Apr
30
66% Feb
6
3
81% Jan
3
24
12
30
20
26
19
37% Oct
119% Dec
2
19% Oct
23
98 % Sep
22
Jun
20% Feb
7
27 Va May 17
18% May 10
130
104
May 31
Apr
Amer
1
Mar
31
23% Jan
16
4
American
29
American
59
28
Jan
12
65
Jan
May 18
30
May 18
New
Apr
6%
'
V
7
58% Sep
15% Jan
"
6
17
I
46Va Jan
11
51% Jun
4
5
4
American
Bosch
25
American
Brake Shoe Co
4
34 Va Jan
28
4
39 Va Jun
5
38% Jan
2
42% Jan
3
53
Jun
7
'46% May
1
70 % Jan
6
97% Mar 28
36
Jan
73% Mar 15
88
30
19% Jan
3
25 % May 12
20% Apr
18% Feb
7
29% Apr
40
Feb
2
59% Jun
8
17
41% May 11
84
Jan
4
93
Oct
2
84
39% Sep
29
50
Mar 20
29% Jan
20
57% Jan
3
20 Va Jan
1
May 14
Mar 20
10"% Jan
8
May 14
39
63% May
9
47% Dec
6
44% Jan
8
37% Mar 13
23
30% Feb
13% Oct
4
23% Apr
28
17
8 Va Jan
4
12% Apr
18
9
Dec
29
28
89% Sep
14
5y
23% May 14
40
3
Jan
79
1
May
16
8
Jan
American
Home
Sep
26
35
Apr
26
33% Feb
8
American
13% Jan
6
20
Nov
21
17
18
19% Feb
13
American
3
28 Va Nov
22
21% May 14
24 Va Jan
5
American
Jan
31
42 Va Jan
2
105
99 Va Jan
9
36 Va Nov
30
81% Oct
24% Jan
Jan
Mar 20
101
May 24
104
26% May 14
63% Apr
20
13
86 Va Feb
27
83
3
39 Va Dec
14
29% May
1
13% Jan
3
16 Va Jan
2
1144% Sep
19
20% May 16
61
Nov 22
52
Jan
86
2
60 % Apr
19
American
30 % Apr
19
4
American
May 14
53
Apr
23
American
Natural
33% May
2
59% May 18
46
Jan
2
American
News
20% Mar 20
32 Va Jan
41
54% Jan
4
American
Potash
18 % Jan
25
American
Rad
8
45 Va
Jan
19
49 Va
54
Jan
18
81% Dec
4
29% Dec
29
46% Sep
13
41
Jan
May 17
142% Jan
2
152% May 16
21% May 18
30% Mar 15
50% Mar
3
136% Jan
3
60% Jan
3
146 % Nov
93
40% Feb
7
American
18% Jan
17
8
65
20
142
Jan
2
152
Apr
24
78
Jan
9
92
Feb
27
28
119
Aug
3
127% Apr
il
18
Jun
23
27% Jan
10
76
Feb
28
107 % Nov
14
28% Jan
3
37% July 26
11
34% Jun
103 % Jan
3
139 % Dec
May 15
122
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
76 % May 15
!■
33
May 14
5
13
113
Nov~22
127
Jan
2
51
% Jan
4
32
Jan
11
May 14
34% May 18
Jan""_3
Jan
3
131%
63
27
4
28
Nov
30% Jan
May
Sep
Apr
7
5
4
19% Jan
1
27
Oct
26
29% Jan
25
Sep
18
21% May 18
28 Va May 23
30% May
133% Apr
8
11
7%
When
13%
Nov" 21
4
22% 8ep
22
19
May 11
51% Nov
27
34% May
5
0%
93 Va
24%
24%
24%
25%
5,300
37
35%
36%
36
36 %
/
36%
37%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
56 %
x56 %
57 %
54%
56%
54%
55% "
54 %
54%
36,900
18
17%
17%
24%
25
7,400
108
49,400
17%
17%
25%
17 %
26
i
17%
*17%
25
17%
25%
26 %
24%
25%
102%
106%
104 Va
103%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
19%
19%
20%
19%
19%
104%
104
110
26%
■27
,27%
61%
62%
/
48%
24%
48%
15 Va
16 %
/
"49%
49%
—
.
—
'
—
%
6,400
-
30,900
>
•
18,400
24%
2,100
■
___
'
:
49%
15 .Va .-15%.
..
.'V
49% /i»
48 Va
"
200
30
30
/
63.
*62%
*62% ...63
-
;
31%
*30
,
62%-.
-15%
'
—
1
106
*101 Va
25
1.400
19%
19%
110
24%
31 Va
62 %
.•
25
24%
19%
19%
61%
*30%
31
15%
15%
,
61%
'
61%
*29%
</,
63
106
25%
*25%
26%
•
-.62% *
*69%
*
31
24%
/:
•
<•■
*101%
110
*101 Va
*101%
110
t
107
x34% 36 .:■/.< 35 1 42% >44%
43%
41% 41%
' 41%
47% 48
47%
73% ;.;-75%
74%
22% 22%
, 22%
>29
29% '. ; / 28%
^41 %■ 43
*40%
*89% 90%
*89%
44% 45% - , 45%
42% 43%
42%
65
66%
60%
51% 52%
51%
*31% 33%;
*31%
17% 18%
'17%
,
.
9'/a
10 1.■■'.■10%
"
68
;./ "48%
48
50
12,400
15 Va
15%
5;ioo
•
.
24%
23%
.
35%
35%
>35%
43%
44%
••43%
41 %
36%
44%
41%
47%
76%
22"%
28%
42%
90%
45%
43
66%
52%
32%
17%
41%
41
28%
■40%
42%
8,000
,
2,000
100
41%
*89%
90%
90%
90%
10
44%
45%
'44%
45%
47,400
*42%
42%
42
42
66%
66%
66 %
66%
3,500
22,400
50%
51%
13,300
49%
52
31%
31%
*31%
17%
177/a
17%
10
9%
P."
100
32
17%
5,700
10
97/a
9,900
34%
34%
34%
3,400
67%
65%
66%
66
67 Va
38,900
25
24 Va
24%
23%
24%
43,300
"25%
35
17
17%
18
17%
21%
22
22 Va
22%
100
1.75
*102 Va
103 Va
*102%
103 Va
26%
28%
28%
29%
103 Va. 103 Va
28%
17%
*17%
17%
21%
22
22
'■'/'/
17 Va
1,100
17%
6,000
,22 %
21%
20
105
29 Va
27%
28
86 Va
*85 Va
32%
32%
33%
i7
16%
17
27%
27%
28%
2,800
16
28
29%
34%
*103 Va
15%
15%
53,600
27,200
104 Va
*103%
*85%
86%
*85 Va
86 Va
;. *85 Va
1
32%
33
32%
33%
32%
33 Va
x32%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
"
86%
4,800
-,f"
28%
>
66%
35
17
*85 Va
>■•;,
22%
*40
•,
24%
*
21%
-
75--
22 %
*28
.
-1,600
2,900
48
'<74
22%.
28%
22%
14,800
34,200
V.
41
48
76%
74%
35% " ;
44%
.
47%
47%
10%
1
7
78,3u0
86 Va
...
27,400
3,100
-
300
15%
16%
16
16%
46%
47%
47 %
47 Va
47
47%
46 %
47%
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35 Va
36 %
61 %
61 %
60 %
61
60%
60%
59%
60 Va
2,000
61
24%
25%
24%
25%
51,400
24%
25%
26%
25%
41 Va
43 Va
42%
43
42
42%
*41%
15%
16
15%
16%
15%
16 Va
15%
Sany com
21%
*'
84%
8%
28%
-
preferred.lOO
1
—
American
Tel
5
American
Tobacco
19
Viscose
Water
26
Apr
16
Preferred
11% May
15% Feb
15
Mar 30
45% Jan
54
25% May
33% Mar 29
American
Ametek
AMP
6%
5%
Zinc
14 % May 10
20% Jan
4
3
25% May 14
37% Jan
15
29% May 18
37% Jan
2
Amsted
65
Anaconda
Amphenol-Borg
series
44
Jan
3
43% May 14
52% Jan
4
33
Nov
20
44% May 22
30% May 14
37
Jan
4
Anaconda
2
45% Apr
4
33
May 10
37% Jan
4
Anchor
90% Jan
13
92
Jan
Jan
17
93% Feb
48% Nov
10
37
17
40
95
May 16
49% Feb
9
Anderson
Jl% Nov
15
26% Nov
30
15
May 10
May
1
24% Feb
Apco
Wire
&
' 21%
*27%
*25%
*24%
25
„
1
0o
Clayton
Corp__—
Co
-
No par
6.25
No par
&
"
J
,_21 80 '...
1-
117'%
4 37%
38
36%
35
57%
22%
*27%
*25%
*24%
12%
48
22 %
28
■
59%
122%
38%
130
57
130%
57%
26%
25%
27%
31%
45
31%
44%
32%
45%
31%
45%
31%
31
31
32%
33%"
-
*94%
4015%
95
41
15%
,
:
34
*93%
40%
15%
22%
28
25%
25%
<*22
*27%
25%
*24%
22%
28
30%
43%
26%
,15%
26%
.
36%
,.35%
118%
37%
38%
329% 130
30%
1
Electronics Corp„1
Glass Corp
/
35%
36%
35
35
118% 121%
87
28%
29%
*132
134%
25%
26%
79
79%
25%
25%
14%
& Cable
*83
*132
134%
25%
26% •'
76%
79%
35%
35%
26%
25%
85%»
28%
12%
48%
26%
15
26%
12%
47 %
No par
Inc
28
22 Va
34 %
34%
14
14
60Va
62'
150 '
150%
13
47%
26%
15%
26%
Smeltlng—1
shares
preferred
Oil
5
25
Co
Hocking
37%
No par
Leaa
Industries
33% Feb
$4
series
28%
129% 131
56%
60
'
25
Co com
series
endorsed
Ampex Corp
-
113
luo
25
Corp
Works
5%%
33
6.25
common
Inc
Inc
21
8
&,
preferred
*82%
80 %
79
..35
33%
Tel Co
2
44% Apr
134% Feb
84%"'
152 Va
22
23
.
34
13%
13% - * ,
61%
62%/.
150
150
•
*132
.134%
25%
26% "
*
X152 Va
152%
33
13
61%
150
150
" V
25
common—
32%
/ 12%
v " 61
_10d
Co
22%
22
32
10
Co
*150
152%
♦150
100
& Develp'm't Corp 1
African Inv Co Ltd__£l
Preferred
.26%.'
22%
Chem
Std
25
25.
Mar 28
<
5
&
Co—
27
xl5%
16 Va
46%
60
*
Stores
25% Mar 19
27%
36
Sugar Refining com
American
27%
No par
preferred
American
,
26%
45%
American
61% Mar 23
26%
15 Va
1.66%
10
No par
American
6%
53%
26%
26 %
25%
3
7%
53
52
52
<
2
17
93 Va
25
36 Va
47%
2
38% Dec
page 27
94
24%
23 Va
15
43% Mar
27% Apr
58% Apr
see
200
*93%
10,700
63,300
61
36% Apr
3
footnotes,
'
94
94
24%
36%
*62%
99% Jan
17% Sep 25
30% NOV
1
For
*93
80
25
*93
93%
24%
*29%
l
non-cumulative
25% Jan
23
27,900
19
Amer South
27 % Jan
May 22
18,300
18%
35%
issued
23
34 % Jan
13 Va
18
66%
Co_
&
Snuff
Preferred
Jan
12%
18%
34%
preferred
American
8
14
86%
13
18 %
93%
«
Gas
Seating
Jan
FeD
86%
86
18%
25
Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Refg com_No par
29
27 74
1,900
4,000
10,700
64
18%
17 %
28% May 18
136% Jan
'-
7%
18%
24 7/a
American
58% Jan
72 % May 18
<
40%
7%
17%
24%
preferred
May 14
32
26 % Mar 21
54% Jan
7%
12% May 14
9
3
13
*40
8
Equlpm't Co_No par
Amer Research
42 % Mar 10
Jan
41
Amer Photocopy
8
33% Jan
121%
2
15 V4 Jan
146
15
15
40%
7%
54%
Co
Corp
Optical
2
3
15%
40
34%
No par
Co
American
21
19
*15
8
2
Co_
Motors
Jun
28
15%
40%
V
1,200
78,500
1,000
18 Va
No par
17 Va Nov
Dec
42
63%
65%
Inc_
New
62
12% Jan
16
May 18
Meter
2
73% Jan
50
93%
19%
•
3
139 Va Sep
25
Aug 18
17% Jan
19%
41
22 %
_]00
May 14
3
20%
42 Va
93%
*92
12%
35%
preferred
3.90%
Climax
21% Apr
*92
20
41%
14,400
62%
*85
33%
Products
55 % Dec
100
8,300
43%
8
63 %
com
Metal
28
34
American
Metal
30
49%
15
1
of 111
Investment Co
American
Apr
49%
86
Corp_No par
1
Supply
Hosp
American
16% Nov
37
49%
50
30%
63%
International Corp
2
25% May 14
15 Va Jan 17
41
40%
12.50
Products
prior preferred
Macli & Fdry
5%%
/
Mar 19
Jan
40%
*30
13%
No par
18% Mar 13
40
41
85%
2
Corp
Hardware
American
20 Va Jan
26
30%
40%
Broadcasting-Paramount
2
40% Feb
33% May 14
75 Va Nov
24
13
51% Jan
3
42% Jan
29
24% Jan
34% Feb
5
90% May 18
48
Apr 23
55% Jan
2
72% Mar 21
58% Apr 24
38
Jan 16
20% Mar 5
Jan
77% Nov 20
3
31% Oct
25% Jan
21
56% Nov
•
2
17
Jan
9%
30%
10
62%
Theatres Inc
1
' ■ • 34% 35%
American Can Co common
12.50
40% 43%
7% preferred
25 .
...
41%:, 41%
American Chain & Cable
No par "r
47% 47%
American Chicle Co
No par
73% 74%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
'•// 22% 22%
American Consumer Ind
No par
•/
28% 29
American Crystal Sugar commou_10
41% 41%
4%% prior preferred
100
*89% 90%
American Cyanamid Co_:__
10
43
.,-44%
American Distilling Co
10
39
41%
American Electric Power Co
10
63% 64%
American Enka Corp
5
48% 52%
American European Secur
No par
*31
33,
American Export Lines Inc
40c
17
17%
American & Foreign Power__No par
10
10%
47% Feb 19
47% Feb 19
41% Mar 9
50% Mar 26
30
40% May 14
32% Apr
15,100
10
9%
9%
31%
42
13
93%
5
Corp_;
70
i'.v.
American
41% Aug 29
Arma
5,000
85%
24
,_oo
18% Jan
.
8,900
> /
95%
13%
lo
preferred
3L%
63%
26%
.
31
♦94%
95'/a
87%
100
Bank Note common
19
32 y2
,■
•94%
2,600
12%
*101 Va
common
18%
18%
42%
8%
62%
62
87%
No par
Co
53 % Apr
13% May
61% Apr
49
Nov
4
65
60% Mar 19
5
24 Vb Apr
3
38% Jan
64% Apr
Bakeries
35
18%
13%
No par
preferred
convertible
3%%
Feb
40% Jan
35
17%
Agricultural Chemical__No par
Airlines common
1
30
69 % Nov
Feb
37
Corp
9,200
3%
3%
3%
357/a
12%
60%
American
23
114
12
24 Va May 18
47% Aug 10
15
134 % Feb
99% May 14
24 Va May 18
Corp
Amerada Petroleum
6,500:
23,300
62%
*85
No par
12.50
Amerace
9
7%
7%
3,300
58
19%
15%
8
23,300
21,500
31
;
50%
-
49,300
62 %
56%
'57%
v-
16%,
3%
93%
41%
40%
63
v
19%
93%
*15
15
41
-15%'
..61%
35 Va
,.
.
^
*92
44%
15
No par
No par
1
America
Amalgamated Sugar Co
19
Feb
34
May 11
34
3
Jan
36
May 10
of
Co
Aluminum
68 % Mar 23
24% May 17
11
3
24 % Oct
Inc
Aluminium Limited :
4
28 % Jan
17
Mar 24
69% Jan
28
Alside
Cement
Portland
9
54% May 18
81% Mar 30
19 % Dec
Alpha
49% Mar 20
12
22 % May
56 % Nov
convertible preferred
12
30% Jan
43
39%
100
1
10
100
10
preferred
4.08%
7
100% Mar
9
May 14
28% Jan
11
38% May 16
4
Jan
23
17% May 14
93% May
May 15
28
4%
Allied Supermarkets Inc
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
2
16% Feb
12% May 14
25
44%
28 Va
28%
15%
...
56%
94 y2
%
6,800
14%
28
16,500
11,900 <
4,000
14%
64%
14%
<
'
■■/. 32%
41 %
20
42 Va
common__No par
Allied Stores Corp
Mar 23
87
15%
*92
14%
62%
62 %
.
/•
50
19%
14%
15'/a
...15%,
3%
19
9%
'
"■
36
/ 94%
' >>*
29
'
63%
28 y2
'
■v
V"
57'A'.
32
:
!
>
/ ;i
56%
50
48%
92%
•
,
64
*30
49%
;
62%
42%
19%
5
Corp
Products
Allied
15%
9%
41%
47%
No par
28% V,
15%
3%
-
14%
29
29%
7,900
16,400
66.*
14%
28 %
19
18
14%
is y2
-"35%
17%
65
/ 14%
14%
62%
15%
64y2
15
t
71%
65
,
14 y4
.29
14%
32
*30%
92%
5
Co
29%
62..
15y2 /
64y2
56%, t
4 ,
36
19%
32% ;
9%
9%
41
38 %
V
200
48
■70%
18,.
.
'..64%
•
•
.
14%-
29%.
17%
;
66'/a
*
14%
94
32
1
*30
65'/a
Shares-
•
•45.
-
72%
71%
18%
17%
.
64%
15%
28%
94
-
■
5
15
36 % Sep
4
25% Dec
Allied Kid
Allied Mills
9% Feb
35% Feb
25% Oct
15
31
2
29% May 15
110
4
17% Feb
95%
9%
1
preferred.,
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & W'est Ry 6% gtd—_100
Allen Industries Inc
1
Allied Chemical Corp
9
44% Jan
y
*94
100
preferred
27
7% Jan
84% May
70% Nov
Inc
convertible
6%
2
Jan
60
53%
./// 3%
2.•■.:".a>35%
1
18V4
5
: v 30%
Alleghany Corp common
Mar 21
57
May 18
14% Apr
..
2
common
39% May 14
13
10% May 11
Jan
9
23 % Mar
41
3
27
7
94
19% Jan
12% Jun
81
53% Apr
9
5
50% Jan
44
4
Inc
4%%
12 % Mar 20
47% Jan
24
20% Sep
Aldens
90% Mar
Nov
55
Alco
2
94 y2 May 16
4
Jan
4
Jan
39
14%
63
14%
28 Va
15
63
63%
55 %
x55 Va '
4
3%
35%
x35%
18% // , 18%
32%
32 %\
No par
Inc
Gas Corp
Products
22% Apr
1
9% May 14
100% Jun
4
16% Jan
17% May
Chemicals
&
Industries
J
Alabama
5
38
A
50c
1
Products
Reduction
Air
70 y8 Feb
3% Apr 27
5V4 Mar 24
1
Corp
35% Jan
5
11 y2 Jan
73%'!
18% r
65% /
14%
29 '•>/
15% /
15%. r.
65
<• '
15'/a
28
15%
14%
61%,
13%
27%
14%
1
1
Admiral Corp
19% Mar 15
10
26 y4 May
21
Co
Adams Express CO;
Adams-Millis Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50:
21
23% Jan
12% May 10
19% Nov 29
4
14% Mar
33% Feb
3
May 11
14'/a May
22 y4 Jan
28
2
61% May 14
;
ACF Industries Inc
Acme Steel
-
.
73%
the Week
..
May 18
May 17
>45 i -48
.
48
72%
Friday
Thursday
.
May 16
.•45'/a
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday i
May 15
47."/47 '
.
47%.
:
70%
71 %>
17% '.
18
64% - . <65 %,
14% / ... 14
28 Mr ""
28%k
,47%,
V.
69'/a
\•
16%25
,,
61%
10
14
1
28
'
1
5
Corp..
ARC Vending
15
16
Monday.,..
May 14
,
Par
.
Laboratories
Abbott
9
Jan
21
May 14
..."
.
Abacus Fund
16
81% Mar
3
27% May 16
Deb 22
Jan
8 '/a Sep
Jan
21
68
38
80
Dec
55
16
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
44% Jan
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
SALE
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
13%
48 %
26%
,15%
12%
48%
26%
15%
27
.
31%
46
31 Va
;
31%
33
.
34%
95 : '
40V2
15%-.
,
34%
95
40%
15%
95
,
40%
16
42
15%
152 %
*150
41%
21%
21%
28,700
50
152.%
6,700
22
21%
34
8,700
15%
41
15%
*150
3,300
34%
13%
13%
58%
60 %
58%
2,500
33% -34%
13%
.
l.SuO
13%
lo,400
59
■
150 %
150
150%
150
,
■
-670
.100
*84%
87
*84%
80%
*27%
28%
*28-%
29
134%
132 %
132%
20
27%
27%
28%
23,600
79%
78%
79%
10,000
*132
26%
78%
36 %
35%
2,lu0
4,800
'36%
35 %
"
35 %
*35
120%
119%
35
35
'6; 800
120 %
119%
352,100
87,700
34%
36%
130 %
131 %
130 Va
131%
55%
57 %
56 Va
57
22
21%
21%
6,400
28%
28%
200
37
38
/
22
>
28
28
1,010
48,200
50
*25%
26%
*25%" "26%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
12%
13%
13 Va
13 Va
48
48%
*47%
26 Va
25%
25%
26 %
10,100
15
15%
14%
15%
62,300
26%
27
26 %
26%
48
Va
2,700
1,700
5,600
x30%
30%
29%
30%
11,700
45 Va
45%
45 %
45%
26,200
31%
31%
31 Va
31 Va
770
33
33%
33%
33%
5,200
*93%
96
96
*93%
40%
40%
40%
16 Va
16%
16%
•
50
.40%
1,000
17 %
8,600
Volume
195
Number
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2389)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 196J
Lowest
331/2 Jan
37% Sep
67% Jan
8
37% Jan
-
3
3
50
3
Jan
4
78% Jan
11
Jan
30
3
13% Mar 16
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
43% Apr
43% Oct
Lowest
12
34 y2 Jan
Highest
Arizona
30
May 14
38% Feb
9
55
May 14
71% Mar 15
Armco
3
44
Apr
30
57% Feb
16
Armour
74% Oct
6
62% Jan
11
73% Apr
23
Armstrong
85 y2 July 28
82 y2 Jan
2
89
38 % May 14
47
15% May
18
5
Apr
9
Mar 22
Public
Steel
$3.75
May 14
23% Apr
33% Feb
26
Arvin
25 % May 14
28% Feb
20
Ashland
47
Jun
1
40% May 14
46% Feb
20
2nd
115y2 Dec
14
109% Feb
9
102% Feb
110
53% Jan
82
July
Nov
7
105% Jan
59
21
May
May
80% Jan
1
21% Jan
3
29
Oct
23
23% Apr
30
9% Jan
3
10% Nov
16
10
Jan
2
35% Jan
4
54
83
July 14
39 Mi Dec
20
42% Jan
3
76
Jan
21% Oct
Nov
13% Jan
48% Feb
2
37 y2 May 10
43% Jan
60
4
49% May 14
81j/4 Jan
3
11
30% Jun
5
4% Feb
27
2 y4 Apr
18
14% Apr
12
11% Jan
17
25
5
24
1
27% Sep
13 % Jan
17% Feb
2
18 Vb
29% May 12
3
3
23
45% Mar 29
27% Aug
68% May
7% Mar 29
10
59% Dec
5% Jan
15
11% Nov
9
3
27% Jan
19 % Aug
42 %
15
9
9
2
12
9
2
17
14% Jan
2
19% Apr 19
37% Mar 28
Mar 20
20
41% Nov
15
33% May 14
4
103% Dec
11
98% Jan
82 % Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
94% Mar
9
23% Nov
22
47
Jan
19
24 Va Jan
33% Feb
1
21 % Dec
22
47% Jan
19
21% May
30% Jan
25
33 % Dec
26
63
Jan
18
36 Va Jan
48% Feb
62% Jan
19
37
13% Mar
52 % Sep
15% Jan
15
52% Apr 30
17% Mar 14
87
Jan
3
81
Jan
6
17% Apr
Oct
25
Nov
4%
Preferred
Bangor &
Inc
5%
328
24
23 % Jan
4
2
Beatrice
Jan
9
3%%
9
4%%
87
Feb
19
19
27% Jun
6
22% Jan
22
Beech
2
35% Feb
8
15% May 14
32 % Feb
7
35
Apr
26
Beech
64% May
1
81
Jan
2
17% Jan
4
14% May 18
31
93
1
9
22% Feb
19 % Feb 26
28
May 11
50 % Jan
4
Bell
9% May 18
12 % Feb
14
Bell
48% Jan
16
88
Nov
17
14% Jan
4
20
Jun
2
46%
Sep" 25
10% Dec
58
Jun
29
28
69%
May"25
16% Apr
72
5
May 14
Jan
29
Jan
31
61
33 % Jan
4
59% Sep
22
45% Jan
8
48 Va Jan
12
53
Nov
16
50% Jan
11
119% Nov
3
133
1 Vb Jan
3
33% Jan
3
39
Sep 13
39 Vb July
7
140% Sep
1
Dec
11
1 % Jan
1
49% Apr
128 % Mar 23
2
1% Feb 20
36
May 14
38% May 18
36% May 10
17
142 Va Jan
12% Jan
3
71
Jan
6
84
41
Jan
9
31% Sep
26
22% Jan
3
28
3
59%
Dec" 12
34
July"
20
Jan
2
10
29% May 14
39% Jan
24% May 14
26% Feb
Bliss
&
14% May 14
18% May
Bliss
(E' W)
57% Sep
7
30 % Dec
21
8
19% Jan
3
23% Aug
36% Apr
55% Feb
7
79.% Nov
27
35
3
49% Dec
76% Aug 31
80 Va Oct
84
6
3% Dec
12
6% Mar 22
7% Dec
27
8% Jan
3
14
May 18
14% May 15
11
Jun
3% May
7
6% May 17
8% May 14
6% May 11
15
Jan
3
67% Nov
1
64 % Jan
3
103% Nov
21
78% Jan
11
86 % Mar 14
30 % Jan
11
45
112
Dec
56% Jan
83% Jan
13
106
Va Jan
10
Jan
30
Apr
97% Oct
28
68
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
Jan
5
59
Dec
13% Jan
3
25
May
110% Jan
10
31
67
8
15% Feb
84
Mar
8
15
Buffalo
12
May 14
18% Mar
8
Bullard
4
29
52% Jan
29
3
22% May 10
24% Nov 28
21% Apr
13
61% Jan 29
2
15% Jan
25% Mar 29
73 % Jan
3
82 % Sep
80
Jan
18
86% Apr
12
May
17
1
68
Feb
2
70% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
81
Jan
26
86
Apr
19
84
Jan
23
23
Jan
26
37
Apr
27
16
May 11
27% Jan
3
44 % Dec
19
38
19 Va July 21
26% Oct
16
20
13
Feb
28
10% Jan
36% Oct
31
27
5
Sep
Co
% May 14
May
1
2
9
73
Apr
91
May 15
24% Jan
30
5
53% Mar 26
24
Jan
26
see page
27.
27%
27
27%
27
27
24%
24%
1,200
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,800
74%
*41
41%
600
75
75%
19
19y;
76i/2
1,900
19
igy4
19
19V4
18%
19
50
51
51
51
5,600
49%
50 %
49
49%
940
*18%
18%
18%
13%
18%
18%
18%
18%
51 %
51%
1,300
51
51%
*51%
52
51i%
51%
1,600
i8%
18%
51
52
26%
28
28
'
29%
30
29%
29%
29
29i%
24
25%
25%
5,400
27%
27
27%
26%
26%
26%
27%
47%
48%
13,000
49%
49%
50
49
49i/4
48%
50i/4
37"%
4,100
39%
49%
39%
42%
40%
43%
40%
4iy4
411%
41%
58
58%
58%
9,300
59
58
59
59
59i/2
58%
58%
*274
313
*274
6,100
313
*274
313
*244
313
*274
313
*100
101%,
*100
101%
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
2
23%
93
*91
25%
100%
25%
100
28%
26%
25%
25%
103%
101 %
103%
100
*91
25%
103
25
25i%
91%
16%
16%
16%
33
32%
32%
*321/4
92
91%
91%
91%
91%
16"%
16%
17
16%
16%
*32%
32%
*32%
33
*32%
65%
17%
68
69%
71%
71 %
71%
68%
71%
17%
18
18 Va
18%
18 %
18
18%
102
21,200
42,700
100
16i%
33i/4
11,700
69%
69
*18%
91%
9,200
181%
1,200
i
20
15%
15%
xl5%
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
14%
2,400
28
/
29%
10%
x29%
10%
30%
10%
29%
10%
30%
10%
28 Va
29%
28
28%
35,500
10
10
9%
9,300
10%
61%
I
62%
63%
64
66
1
49
50%
49%
51
51 %
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
121
121
121
121
8
25 Va
99i%
*91
15%
1%
1%
1%
64%
1%
121%
121%
121 %
1%
37%
1%
1%
37%
37
37%
37
40%
39%
40%
40%
36%
38
149%
37%
38%
38%
*149%
150%
23%
149%
23 %
87
*86%
21%
23
23%
*86%
87
*86%
66%
52%
52
1%
39%
149
63%
52
*51%
121%
36
41%
39
149%
24%
87
36%
38%
37
39%
38%
38%
149%
149%
23%
23%
*86%
87
9%
63%
'121
12,400
21,700
52
300
121%
1%
*37
64
52%
52
*51%
•
38%
38
148%
23%
*861/4
400
1%
98,400
37%
2,900
39%
10,700
38'A
140,500
149
23%
1,000
9,200
87
56%
58
31%
57%
31%
58%
58
58%
58V2
58%
x29%
32%
31%
32
31
31%
31%
31%
24%
25
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,400
58%
58%
3,300
6,800
44%
45%
46%
45
46%
44%
45%
44%
45
71,400
32 %
32%
32%
32 %
32 %
32%
32%
*32%
33
1,300
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
19Va
19%
1.25
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
24
24
60%
61%
60%
61%
59%
60%
58%
60%
59%
59%
12,100
5
40
41 %
41 %
41%
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
23,100
83
83
84%
*83
14%
*83
1
14%
14%
14%
15
82%
84% !
82%
85%
83%
*3%
3%
*3%
2.50
3.50
3
3%
3%
84%
14"%
84
4
*83
14%
84
*3%
84 %
14%
84%
4
84%
220
13%
14%
9,500
84'%
84%
4,200
■V
*3%
3%
7
7
7
7
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
1,700
9
8%
9
8%
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,200
6%
6%
59%
60%
84%
x78
*87
88%
39%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
61
61 %
61
61
60%
60%
85%
83
83"%
81%
82%
81
82
*87%
88%
*87
88%
88 %
*87
10
38%
*113%
91%
91%
92
92
34
No par
32%
53%
54%
33%
53%
34%
54%
15%
16%
16
16%
B
38%
*113%
39%
114
39%
113%
*92
32%
54%
16%
39%
114
*87
39%
3,500
88%
39
>113
113%
90
90%
1,000
32%
32
32%
132,900
55
55%
551/4
55%
3,100
16
16%
16
16%
10,300
12%
12%
17,100
821%
83
91
33%
32
55
16%
xl2%
13
13%
12%
12%
12%
*82
83%
*82%
83%
*82%
83%
*82 %
83%
35
36
*36
37
36%
36%
35%
36
12
12%
13
3,100
34,700
39%
90%
1
13
100
113%
*113
92%
No par
«.
6%
62
83 %
100
114
6%
61
15
.
1,300
7
1
Co
*83
3,700
8%
5
12%
12%
13%
13
13%
12%
57
39
18,800
640
200
*35%!
36%
1,300
12%
12%
8,000
5
Co
56%
57
56%
57%
57
57
5
Inc
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,100
23
23%
23
23%
45,700
22%
100
*84%
*70%
*89%
16%
38 Vb
73
91
17%
42%
1
-
1
B
J
*20%
1
Co
3%
M)
2.50
Corp
Breweries
Pacific
Ry
23%
23%
23%
84 /4
*70%
*84 /4
85%
91
16%
41 %
85 A
73
91
17%
43 %
*70%
90
16%
41 %
73
90
17
42 Va
*84%
56%
85%
*841/4
*70%
73
*70%
*90
91
*90
56%
2,000
851/4
73
91
70
16
16%
161/4
16%
5,100
40%
41%
41%
41%
87,700
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
5,000
I3
13%
13%
13%
12%
13
12%
13
121/4
12%
1,100
25 %
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
28%
10,500
4%
4%
4%
5%
4%
4%
5%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,700
14%
15%
102% 105
22%
23%
91
91
*49%
52
9%
9 /2
23%
23"%
14 %
14%
14%
14"%
14%
15%
15 Va
15%
24,100
104%
105%
1
1 80
common__1.66%
preferred
No par
Ry
86
23%
B
Inc
Corp
Southern
23%
57%
1
Corp
Hecla
Dry
Canadian
150
27
No par
Packing
conv
23% May 14
27
18%
6
Jan
93
32 %
28% Apr
90% Jun
26
93
19%
Campbell Soup Co
Canadian
93
42 %
102% May 14
22% May 14
9
93
1
30
Mar
73%
100
Mining
12
92
5
Corp
&
91/4 May 18
92
10
(A
Canada
92
7,300
Co
Terminal
3
180
92
27
38%
Corp
52% Jan
102
37%
Inc
Burroughs
$4.25
16%
35
102
50
100
Canada
16%
35%
101%
19
100
15
16%
34%
101%
50
second preference
30
.
35%
38%
Nov
27% May 22
27
17%
102
36%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
footnotes,
92
*26%
16%
35
102
39%
3
For
*90
16%
35%
103 %
38%
15% Jan
16
15,600
16%
34%
102
37%
12% Mar 28
3
21,300
16%
35%
102%
3.900
37%
12
21% Jan
16%
35%
15%
33%
102 %
6%
36%
18% Jan
1
16,300
6
34%
11% Apr
77% Jan
48% Feb
12,800
13%
6%
28,200
Calumet
18
48%
13%
6%
16%
Callahan
51% Dec
47%
6
xl5%
California
Apr
21,500
6%
preferred
27% Feb
23%
16%
Inc
preferred
91
23 Va
15%
8
12
24
16%
3
85% Jan
23%
16%
2
4
24%
16%
Inc
Corp
Watch
Co
24%
200
15%
7% Jan
25
24
157,300
16%
18 Vb Feb
43% July 27
24%
23%
14%
32% Jan
83% Jan
24
23%
50c
13% May 10
21% Jan
23%
2.50
25% May 14
4% May 14
122 % Mar 27
23
5
5
131
24 y8
100
22 Va Jun
8% Nov 30
23%
13%
2 pesos
13% Jan
4% Jan
24%
47%
4%%
Bush
23%
400
39,100
6%
3%%
Byers
19
100
common
Burlington Industries Inc com
16% Mar 12
18%
13%
1
Co
Burndy
19%
10
Corp
common
Bullock's
4%
18%
47%
100
pfd
Inc
Co
Forge
Bulova
20%
6%
1
common
preferred
21
Jan
29
$5
41% Feb
16% Jan
8% Jan
Brunswick
May 14
19%
100
Inc
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Jan
24%
20%
13%
13%
100
Bucyrus-Erie
12% May 10
15%
24%
13%
12.50
preferred
Shoe
35
15%
25%
25
14
14% Dec
Nov
Stores
25
81
16
*24%
47%
1
common
21% Feb
8
*15%
50c
61% Jan
19
13%
15%
25%
13%
1
common
53% May 15
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
2,400
13%
15%
*24%
15%
25
47
Maine RR common.No par
Co
13%
470
13%
10
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
Budd
37,100
75V4
&
Brown
8,800
2%
74%
43% Apr
23
13%
18%
2%
74%
Bristol-Myers
Apr 25
99% Feb 26
13
86
18%
75%
99% Feb 13
87% Feb 23
116
13
86
-
74%
Airways Inc.
3%%
2%
86
50
Manufacturing Co
Stratton Corp
Briggs
18%
2%
1,800
preferred
Briggs
18%
2%
47%
40c
15% May 10
17% Jan
3
24
19%
2%
23,500
Inc
9
85% Jun
11% Jan
8% Mar 13
65% Apr
18%
2%
16 %
Club
Corp
Food
<b
5%
*85%
19
41%
preferred
Braniff
85%
18%
16 %
Boston Edison Co
Boston
*85%
18,600
13%
2
28
31
3
31% Apr
7
51%
1
2
24
Jan
23
May 18
6
22
50%
86
100
52% Jan
80% Oct
29
90
4% Feb
9% Jan
11% Feb
3,200
51%
85%
13%
38%
41%
Co
3Va%
2%
38%
16%
Aluminum & Brass Corp
Stores Inc
Borman
2%
39%
50%
41
preferred
4
Oct
12
4
38% May 14
8
35
12
76 % May 11
2
18%
230
38%
51
100
15
Mar
86
5,600
39%
x50%
7.50
Borg-Warner
93% Mar 23
52
91
5
3
22% Jan
39
51%
*89
No par
48% Jan
8
38%
51%
91
41 %
Inc
30
Jan
39
38%
*89
16%
Co new
Brooks
39% Apr
Ijan
90
10
12
79%
89%
41 %
Inc
Borden
13% May 18
89
41
Co
Laughlin
2
79
13,300
45
89
45%
10
Inc
Jan
4
10%
89
44%
6%
100
70
26
10%
44%
16%
Corp common
58"% May 17
23
40,000
10%
44
40 %
Inc—
Book-of-the-Month
Oct
25%
10%
44%
13
1
28% Mar 12
Dec
24%
10%
44%
41%
Co
2
26
25%
10%
43%
16
preferred
Bond
91
24%
25%
10%
42%
50
Bohn
11
25%
24%
•10%
43
39%
Boeing Co
19
24%
24%
46%
No par
56% Feb
67
4,700
41%
Co
37 % Apr
21% Dec
62%
5%
F
21% Jan
7
62
12%
2.50
2
Jan
18% May
23% Jan
63%
17
common
29
42% May 14
26
62
41%
pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
53 % Jan
62%
14%
4%%
Blaw-Knox
61%
41%
Co
Bigelow-Sanford
60
62 %
50
Steel
96%
109
15
preferred
10
94%
♦108
40%
Inc
Bethlehem
98
108
10%
22%
No par
Gypsum
18
Apr 30
61%
97
108
107%
14%
„
Consolidated
Co
Bobbie
9.300
98
62
42%
5
conv
Mar 13
2
93
109
97
107%
39%
Corp
Mar 19
71% Apr
45% Apr
1,100
91
*108
97
107%
4,500
1
preferred
Apr
26
41%
1
Beneficial Finance Co
7%
41%
100
Savers
Howell
64
5
3
3
41%
4,400
11,700
41%
4%%
Gossett
87
6
Jan
43% Jan
152% Apr 24
27 % Mar 14
41%
20%
25%
RR
&
&
41%
20%
41 %
Corp
&
Bestwall
25%
41%
24%
Intercontinental Corp
Best
25%
41%
42 Va
Distilling Co
Life
3
26
6
5
25
25%
41%
20%
24%"
Belding-Heminway
29
18% Jan
48
Feb
47% Mar 15
Beech-Nut
54% Jan
22% Jan
Jan
42
24%
41 y8
20%
23%
Inc
(A S)
Creek
$4.50
24%
25%
100
Inc
Aircraft
Benguet
24%
25%
*41%
Instruments
Beck Shoe
5%
25%
25%
100
Corp
Co
Mills
Bendlx
21%
25
25%
2%
100
Corp
prior
preferred
Beckman
Bell
20%
25%
25%
100
conv
79% Jan
Aug 18
35% Jan
Jan
15
25
May 15
23% Dec 29
1138%
75% Jan 31
55% Mar 15
52% Jan
Jan
118
48% Mar 13
148
30
95
2
1% Jan
19
42% Dec
Apr
152% Jan
Foods
Beaunit
12
Dec
87
20%
24%
preferred_100
Corp
B)
*15
20%
18%
13
B
Inc
(James
2
100% Mar
Corp
preference
Lomb
15%
20 %
85%
10
Works
&
Jan
29% Mar 21
2
Products
*15
6,300
25%
49%
coin__No par
common.
Iron
15%
,
9
stamped
convertible
Basic
*15
46
23%
38%
5c
Corp
Beam
Jan
120
15%
23%
Aroostook
Oil
29
96% Mar 28
15%
15%
21%
stamped
Cigars
71
1,700
19%
Laboratories
May 14
41%
19%
non-cumulative
Bayuk
52% Jan
41%
18%
common
Baxter
325
27
159% Dec
Common
Ohio
11
Feb
58
Nov~27
316
Aug 30
100% May 15
&
26
3
37% May 10
11
4%
Baltimore
61
May 14
41%
41 %
15%
Elec
&
34% Jan
46% Jan
41
*24%
preferred series
preferred series C
Bausch
24
30
50
40%
16
4 % %
Jan
59
40
87%
25
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
37
35% Nov 21
67%
39%
87%
47
1
26% May 14
4
67%
87
46
88
J
Bath
13
67%
87
13%
Co
Jan.19
33% Apr
67%
87
25
Wilcox
Gas
26,400
68
*15%
Tools Inc
Baltimore
46%
5,500
47%
No par
Inc
T)
&
Oil
59
31% Dec
Mar 16
Baker
23% Jan
27
94% Jan
(B
Babcock
1
35 % Dec
275
Babbitt
32,700
41%
1
Corp
49% May
27% Aug
8
61% Aug 29
48% July 10
82%
Electronics
Basic
20"% Jan
6
Avnet
58%
10%
1
Corp
58%
67'/a
Co of Amer_2.50
18 % May 10
3
Jan"
Avco
59 %
24%
($1.20)__No par
Canteen
41,600
58%
46%
20
pref
59%
*86%
l
Automatic
5
13
May 18
Industries
31%
85%
95
100
common
prior
Barber
17% Apr
preferred
31
67 Va
60%
10
common
32%
46%
*107
No par
common
Nichols
Conv
9
21% Dec
Nov
Austin
8
24
14% May 14
11
Corp
21
62% Jan
3
19
B
RR
37%
31%
59
66%
1
com__4%
preferred
22% Feb
70% Mar 17
47% Jan
51%
5
series
Chemical
85% Mar
29% May 18
8
$3.75
Line
37%
32%
23
100
Refining
48% Feb
Jan
9
20
49
Feb"
18%
104% Mar
5
Co
37%
32%
58%
38
20%
1.10
preferred
Atlantic
7
30% Mar 29
City Electric
Coast
2
13
Co
Shares
37%
.32%
45%
100
Corp com
the Week
May 18
37%
38%
85%
40%
preferred
Friday
May 17
67
1
Investment
Atlantic
25% May
31% Jan
94 % Jan
33% Dec
-•4%
18 % Jan
10% Jan
15
Atlantic
5%
58 % Feb
Dry Goods
1st
Sales for
Thursday
86
series_No par
$1.50
PRICES
25%
2.50
common
SALE
May «6
66%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% non-cumulative preferred
10
Atlas
8 % Mar
15
May 14
45%
HIGH
Wednesday
86
2.50
Inc
Oil & Refining
preferred
Atlas
2
Corp
Industries
5.25%
9
28% Feb
44%
1
common
No par
Constable
Associated
5
Feb
Co
Corp
23
3
21% May 14
22% Jan 30
8
18
Jan
22
87% Apr
25% Feb
Aro
13% May
9
18% May 14
2
Oct
May
15%, May
May 10
36 Vb Jan
12% Jan
6
57% Feb
May
19
9
91% Apr
5
84% Oct
29
16
86 y2 Feb
21
21% Feb
4% Jan
27% Jan
5
Cork
Associates
10% May 14
49% Jan
4
3
2% Nov 30
10
7
2
41 % May 14
Aug 24
87% Feb
16
,109
2
Co
15%
1
May 18
57%
15%
28% Jun
91
31%
57%
5
Sep-
69% Feb
32 %
55
38%
Jan
35% Jan
30
10
Arnold
12
X37%
2.50
38%
Feb
20 y4 May 14
38
1
20
23
37%
Armstrong Rubber Co
•22
5
Co
preferred
20
Jan
Service
Tuesday
May L5
May 14
No par
Corp
&
19% Sep 19
24 y2 Aug
2
36% Dec 13
7
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
19
May 22
LOW AND
STOCK
39% Mar 29
30
79% Aug
53% Aug
46
YORK
EXCHANGE
Co
100
Ltd
No par
25
106
5
107%
4%
105
5
107 %
104
106
24
23%
♦90
91
*90%
92
91
91
*90 %
92
♦51
52
*51
52
*51
52
51%
52
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
14,700
14,300
7,000
220
150
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
21,800
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
27,600
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2390)
.
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
60 % May
20
26% Jan
,
3
44
5
May 18
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
91% Jan
6
102% Oct
12
13
54% May 14
62% Nov
43% Jan
3
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
32% Jan
3
49
40% Jan
10
47 y» Apr
28
Jan
3
36% Nov
24
46% Feb V1
Oct
6% Dec
Oct
52
Jan
3
115% Jan
6
32% Oct
3
3
241/8 Jan
34 % Dec
3% Jan
30% Jan
28
19% July 21
18
Apr
731/4 Dec
5
43
3
28 y2 Jun
5
251% Jan
3
341/4 Jun
18% Jan
17
5
9
Apr 30
45% Jan
July 12
25
Jan
24
38
Mar
6
50
59
Mar
7
75 Va Oct
20
72
27% Jail
3
38'/s Nov
24
31 '/2 May 14
38% Jan
24
Dec
8
92
Sep
17
54
42
7
191% May 14
Feb"
26
181/4 Jan
8
22
47% Nov
6
381/2 Jan
Jan
24
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
28% May 18
9% Jan
9
23% Nov
9
16
Feb
30 Va Nov
8
44% May 17
25
May 11
20% Jan
3
791/2 Dec
34% May 14
38
25
3% Jan
81/4 Nov
4
28
39% Oct 24
9
95
30
215/B Jan
Nov
4
*
"
•
4
2
35
31
Jan
9J/4 Apr
4
16
38% Feb
preferred....
Tractor
preferred
J1
:
' /•-'
'
.10
Corp.,
'
16
1
:Z-
1
.
100
12
313/4 Apr
11
7"
531/4 May 14
Corp..'
71/4 Jan
15i/a
11
9
May 14
15%'May 10
13% Jan
Sep, 18
Jan
Mar 30
18
273/8 Feb
19
14% Sep
18
20
323/4 Aug
4
Class
A
323/4 May 11
36% Feb
11% May 11
17% Feb
Chic Milw St Paul
3
27
Feb
7
133/4 Jan
3
23% Jan
3
38
27% Dec
22
20
Jan
3
15
Jan
4
;
'
V
Feb
2
Jan
22% Feb
May 14
25% May 14
21% May
1
36 3/b Feb
14 7/8 May
25
27
38 'A Mar 21
27 Va Oct 12
Mar 20
5%
643/a Feb
18
58
Feb 27
62
261/4 Oct 12
..
26
201/2 Jan
Chic
2
353/4 May
2
203/4 May 15
21% Jan
12
31% Anr
20V4 May 14
29
Jan
4
Chock
18
33% Jan
2
Chris-Craft
253/, Sep
37% Jan
3
37% Jan
8
41% Mar
25
57% Sep
48
21
3
90Va Dec
5
7
103/2 Dec
11
37'/2 Jan
3
52/2, Dec
27
Dec
4
Dec
21
51
49Va Sep
26
105% Apr
52l/4 Feb
16
May 14
49'% Mar 21
52/8 May 14
59/2 Feb
5
112/8 Feb
8
35% Feb
1
37
Mar 23
38
-•
105 V2 May 15
20% Feb
13
41% Nov
20
26% May 14
24% Oct
6
32% Apr
26
24% Jan
11% July 27
3
27
15% Apr 14
41% Mar 30
11% May 15
28% May 18
14
Feb
38% Jan
3
51% Mar 20
48% Jan
23
70% Apr
101% Feb
18
2
73% Nov
93% July 10
56 % Jan
33
45% Nov
2
71% July 10
1
3
3
33% Feb
Mar 21
36% Mar
10
96 Vi Jan
58% Jan
Nov 27
61
5
Jan
15
101
6
48
57
Mar 22
Apr
10
140
July
77% Jan
4
109
Nov
17
21 % Jan
4
30
Jun
5
22
May 14
30% Jan
3
83% May 14
4
42
May
26
59% Dec
Jan
5
77% Jun
15
75% Jan
24% Dec
28
287/8 Dec
20
24% May 10
Oct
24
50% Mar 17
74
29
24
1
12
Apr
19
Mar
1
2
12
32
'
41% Jan
19
14% Jan
3
23% May 17
12
May 10
17% Jan
3
43
3
49% Nov
43% May 10
48% Jan
8
Jan
1
39% Aug 16
54% Feb
28
42% Jan
31 % Oct
3
19
38
23% Jan
3
42% Apr
30
Oct
10
25
21% Jan
12
35% Aug 18
78% Nov 29
Jan
5
50% Jan
11
76% Nov
23% Jan
13
35% May 26
41% Jun
16
55% Dec
13
21% Jan
9
39% Oct
12
44% Dec
27
50% Oct
9
23
111% Apr
18
67
107
Jun
8
17
26
Columbus
24% May
1
42% May 14
22% May 17
31% Feb
16
Combustion
Engineering
55 % Jan
5
Commercial
Credit
28
Jan
5
36% Apr
7
37% Jun
13
20% Jan
5
31
Dec
11
50% Jan
3
67% Oct
9
45% Nov
10
100% Nov
101
29% Jan
105% Apr
51%
3
Nov~30
49% Aug 31
4
4
May 14
13
Apr 18
49% Mar 12
82% Mar 28
106% May 17
113% Mar 30
49% Jan
39
102
65% Jun
12
90
89% Jan
3
95
117% Oct
44% Jan
103
Jan
95
24
Feb
9
12% May 15
6
58
Mar
3
3
111
May
5
34% Jan
3
48% Dec
77% Jan
6
85% Jun
2
Jan
2
30
45% Feb 20
42% Apr 23
3
11
99% Jan
May 14
9
50% Jan
2
6
107% Jan
4
13
40% May 17
48% Jan
2
15
82
88 % Apr
Jan
3
-
19
7% Jan
3
18% Oct
19
21% May 11
18% May 11
21
4J4% Jan
4
74% Nov
72% Feb/16
7% Jan
3
12% May
5
7% Apr
16
11% Nov 20
59% May 14
9% Jan
9
46% Oct 26
60% Apr
49% Jan
35 % Jan
62
I
or
3
footnotes,
21
28
May 17
see page
45
29
May 16
20%
;
20
20%
19%
51%
•
50%
51%
495/'a
38%
48%
91
105%
X38%
38%
38%
4.1
..
,
'.<■<
,42%
91
42%
41%
53%
53%
52Ve
105%
106%
106%
27% '128%
106
26.%
27%
28%
27%
28%
29
.
29
2674
53
26%
11,300
.23%
21%
31,600-
20
15,200
49%
*12
12%
12%
12%
12%
30%
x29 %
31,
28/2
29%
28%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
39
62%
62%
63%
,64%
35%
35%
35%
'35%
<
51%
51
50
44
44%/.
42
62%
63
1C0%
101
64%
64%
*63%
36
36
*36
''
45
45
44
■;
*133
139%
,
51%
50%
52
/.
138
141%
139%
63
139%
62%
1,400
>
"
63
4,200
/
101%
*63%
64%
*35%
36%
v
51%
'
5i
51%
43
200
)43%
*138
139%
420
'
139%
•260
7,000
9.500
.
100
.,
88
36%
91%
90
91
89%
91%
88%
89%
27,700
22%
22%
23%
23%
237/a
23%
23%
*23%
23%
2,800
42%
'25%
100
44%
79
80
*78%
•80%
26%
27
26 %
27
26 %
.26%
21 Va
27%
29%
28%
287/a
27
2774
26%
'27
'
*47%
;i2%
•
12 %
„
12%
12
*43%
45
43%
47 %
*46%
39%
47%
40%
28
28%
12%
47%
48%
*80
44
!
38%
39
39%
40%
25
/'
10
44%
;
81%
/.. 44
44
-
44%
*80
.
"12%
*43%
43/2
,26%
43%
81
26
.
"12
5
50
44 Va
81%
x26%
43%
80%
24%
_.5
26
27 /
"28%
20%
71
71
Vl,
21%
20%
72
20% -20%
,
"
72 >.
73
43%
*47
40
1
24%
26
23%
25%
26%
25
25%
44%
45%
44%
46%
26%
24
22%
130
2P.800
■
'23,000
'
400
•
.
47%
39%
115,700
28 %
66,000
2 0%
20%
7,100
/ 80
: *13.
44%
43%
;
11,700
.'
39%
*•'
75
26
25%
44
25,900
27%
20%
*73
-45
*47
:
64%
25%
;
V, 20/b
73
/..
12%
*43%
28
64%
64% >■65%
42%
,/'"/'
8
21%
"
•
'
43%
12
-
-
47/a
39 %
27%
64%
64%
64
43%
12%
•
64%
/
24%
Elec—5
1
11,100
'/
101%
...
44
43 Va
2,700
\
28%
83%
..1
Inc
,12 Va
,39
22
1
Co
7,100
5,100
8-500
36%
*138
19,000
..
64 %
50%
7
28,700
,
'29%
112 %
100%
3;600
■,
.;
29
11%
62%
)
27%
38%
620-
..
.
5274
30%
50
gtd
,42
; 27
27%
*100%
4.10O
;
106%
11%
.
54,100
.
52%
39
63
500
90
106 %
30%
•
t
;47 %
41%
;,
.
350
.
-37%
38%
/.
7,600
-
181/4
105%
30
,
/600
.31%
37%
29
*27 Va
3,300
89%
107%
2874
4,700
25%
*104%
42%
52%
15%
47%
•
38%
106%
12,800
r5 8,I/2)
49 %
91
/ 40%
53%
107
i
19%
.
105%//
*38
1,100
21 '/a
47%-
91
*104%
28%
28%
,
47%
38%
53%
52 %
47%;
-
*104 %
.
40
38
105%
47%
,90%
20
-33%<12%
3Q %
*171/2
50%
105%
300
3,200
23%
20%
90%
;
19%
.19%
261/4
22 Va
*104%
100
58%
5\>.
Va
•
.
.
14%
v. -t
21
-
17,000
25
26%
'-.-
8,500
1
'
25%
221/4
stock__50
preferred...
8% Feb
Feb
13
26
12% Jan 29
Feb
19
56% Jan
2
56
..1
^10
$5
of N
Y
preferred..
Coal
.
74,;-
10
64%
64 Vi
3,600
25%
25%
10,000
45
46%
15,000
1
22%
23%
24
24
123,100
preferred
+
Container Corp of America
4%
preferred
Continental Air Lines Inc
of
Continental Steel
1.10
common
Delaware
Corp
"
q
1
,,
.
"
*"
~
.
75%
11%
11%
41%
4074
'41%
77%
75%
106
106 %
106
106
106%
106%
106%
76%
106%
105%
;
36%
106%
105%
106%
105/4
107
38
39%
38%
106%
42%-
106%
37%
34
.
8,700
14,100
42'
20,100
1,800
142,500
32%
33%
32%
33%
33
33%
27
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27
27%
58%
58%
59
59%
59%
58%
59
IS, 500
38%
38
38%
38
38%
38%
39
39%
39%
41,100
38%
28,900
:
,
37%
37%
37%
-
98%
99%
101%
101
37/b
'
99%
101
99%
>100%
37%
99%
101
*94
96%
94
94
24%
24
24%
24
24%
95%
'94
95/2
♦94
95%
95
7%
7%
7%
42
42
7%
43
41%
106
*105%
106
*105%
42
41%
42%
42%
*87%
88%
*87%
88%
87 ^
7%
7%
18% ; 18%
61
59%
7%
42%
80%
7%
*18%
7%
46
46%
*
19%
61%
<
51%
*
'
37%
38
%
99%
99%
*100%
102
95 %
*93
24
23/2
95%
*94
7%
7%
37%
*99%
63
10%
11%
-
7%
*18
*93
140
9514
.7%
714
190
19,800
13,200
39%
40%
105%
105%
105%
42%
x40%
41%
40%
;-4i%
88%
*87%
88%
*86%
:
88%
7%
;
61%
41
42
7%
7 %
7%
7%
19%
*18
19%
62%
61
62%
60%
11
11
10%
II %
10%
*18
51%
51
51%
51%
51%
49
45
48%
'46%
46%
46%-
19%
'11
51
47%
'
i
720
23%
*94
•
27.
2, SOO-
95%
23%
51
.
9,300-
102
61%
.~
26,200
100
100%
I
10%
1°3/4
40%
105%
106
,
/
__5
7
11%
41
76%
930
57%
41%
*.
3
1
"4,900
.
27
41%
*105%
-
25
I
.13 %
34%
x
^.No par
com
77%
13%
11%
12
41%
76%
19,100
12%
,
58%
24.
*94
7%
No par
Continental Copper & Steel
$5 convertible preferred
Continental Insurance.*.
Continental Motors
I
Continental Oil
'
5
5
11%
41%
76%
9%
27
36
981/4
*101
94
" "
1.25
common
11%
41 %
-
9%
13%
13%
9%
38
100
$5.50 preferred
13%
25,600
.9%
10
111%
26%
573/b
~
'
No par
com.
13%
1
41%
111%
L
34%
/ 33
No par
$4.16
10
40%
*111
111%
30%
33%
1
No par
10
-
41%
41
111%
'
-
_lo
preferred
11%
40%
106
^.5
com
r
.
75%
106
No par
Continental Can Inc
$3.75 preferred
11%
39 "
104%
1.33%
Corp
preferred
Continental Baking Co
11%
13%
42
41 %
111%
,9%
;
.
13%
106
5
Co—
Consumers Power Co
10 4.
oar
Qas
•111%
111%
100
No
;
4.12% conv pref series A
Consol Electronics Industries
Consolidated Foods Corp
Consolidation
//
1
No par
com
41%
111%
41
40%
39%
111
10
~ 13
37
73
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol Edison
~
"
100
.-
Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp.
Congoleum-Nairn Inc..
$4.50
94% Apr
2
8% Mar 15
»7% May 10
39% May 18
*25 >/o
12
r.r
'
22
100%
Nast
$4.52
93
104% Mar
Conde
23
28% Mar
2
5.25%
22
Feb
23% May 17
Jan
V42 12%.
'
62%
No par
Laundries
2
90% Jan
.
100%
Ohio
Natural
94% Jan
28
.
23%
63%
common
Southern
Consolidated
97% Jan
29% Feb
&
Consolidated
27
5
Pictures
36% Mar 16
98% Nov 20
21% July
25%
100%
preferred
65% Apr
13
9
251/2
.
110
"
Jan
Mar
26
61%
7
36
92% Jan
93
26
50%
4
30
15V8
12%
50%
15% Feb
35% Apr
15%
48%
11% Jan
26% May 14
57% May 14
58-3.feS 58<.%v P2
15'
15Vii
'
53%
15%
19%
9% May 15
2
12
58 Yo"
12%
58%
15%
-
.
10
33%
58%
19%
Solvents
104% May 14
34% May 14
32% May 16
33%^ 33%
12Va
18
Commercial
103% Jan
33%
19%
f
17%"
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.50
18
*9'/4
19%^
12%
•
i
17%
2
May 14
May 14
10
*151/4
; *15%
19%
~
9,100
53%
106
20 y4
21
}■
33
>
*84
18V2
29
73
33
>;
700
38
53'/4
*17%
37% Mar 23
37
Nov~27
33
*91/8
.
19%
*37
..
"."106
*84
10
.
.
54%
17%
45% Jan
10% Jan
90%
106
*9%
38
5.3%
.17%
113% Jan
13% Nov
3
*37
54,%
18%
19
May 14
53%
"
Columbia
Jan
13
*37
„
18
Inc
72% Mar 16
15% Mar 22
38
31%.
System.2.50
System
79 % Jan
19% Mar 29
..7%
24
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
71.
May 14
62% May
1
3
20%
6%
30%
common
Gas
3
20%
7%
23%
No par
Broadcasting
Jan
24%
211%
7
.
-.
26
1
Columbia
39 Va May 14
26
20%
7%
/
:
.
31 v4
No par
30% Apr =18
109% Jan
25%
21 %
33
237/8
3674
11,500
5,400
26%
■
19%
46%
25
27%
-*15%
-i
32,300
27 '/a
9%
;
27%
26%
19%
so%
18,300
27%
16%
46%
34%
34%
9%
105%
97%
98%
341/4
•'
'
26 Va
89%
31%
971/2
*97'/2
34%
19%
22 %
common
Iron
311/a
x34%
311/2
98%
30 %
46 Va
51,300
33%
33
104
14,500
*7%
41%
34%
*15%
/
26
.98%
*84
21 %
1,700
7
7%
41
26
preferred series B
$4.25
25%
3,700
41
33
106
100%
Corp
May 14
19% May
8
31
26
,23%
__l
Columbia
Aug
31
Mar 19
&
25%
30%
Co...
Fuel
47,300
26%
„100
43% Mar 21
12
7% Jan
51
5%%
363/s
7
;
15
7%
4%
May 10
10
66% Jan
29
Colorado
351/4
25%
22%
No par
Radio
36% ;/
11%
preferred
Collins
36
*29%
common
RR
Aikman
11,800
30 %
l
Co
&
253/4
*40
:
21%
Corporation
Collins
25
22%
10
preferred
$3.50
1
25%,,
-
71%
-7%
No par
..Colgate-Palmolive Co
1
18
25
26%
29%
18
25%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
3
Mar 12
38%
32,600
28%
/
30
No par
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
257%
-
;
i8
21%
Cluett Peabody & Co. common__3.25
7%
Jan
Jan
817/« May.
Clevite
29%
740%
7%
^1
Corp
Cleveland Electric Ilum
Special
"
Jan
55
19
May 11
Jan
47
142
103%
27%
134% Jan
6
17
42 Vi
29%
7V4
.
/
.25
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts
64% May 15
37% Apr
40% May 10
133
'
411/4
411/4
290
22,300
1.4C0
V
'.20%
*
24
39%
400
-
21%
23%
25%
City Stores Co..
Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
7
4
,
21
24
36'/2;
<
25c
Industries—
City Prqducts
2
53% Feb
37% May 9
62% May 15
21%
8
Corp..
"
Sep
100%
100%. c
7
5
-
40% Jan
32
O'Nuts
100%
*99%
%
par
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8.50
4% preferred
;
100
4%%
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
,.10
C 1 T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co
10
$4.40 conv preferred
No par
City Investing Co
_5
17
36% May 14
58/2 May 17
44
2
Full
4,400
40%
38%
25%
6.800
47%
*17.%
20%
25
32%
par
Chrysler Corp
21
50y2 Mar 19
91% Feb
5
87V4Mar 29
101:% Jan
Tool
Chickasha Cotton Oil
Mar 26
621/4 Feb
43% Jan 31
53% Nov 10
10
82y2 Jan
98% Feb
May 10
100
A
3,200
32%
18'/4
26
v
17%
47%
471%
25%
;
400
1,000
471/8
29 y2
27
12%
I71/2
Y.
54%
;
25%
22,800.
32 % ..32%
18
21
53%
12,300
18%
44
'
291/4"
27
*37%
34%
43-'/4
-
130
7,100
v.„.
25%
17%
:
>
43
27%
"
34%
*18 %
•
'...
•
74
V ,41%
26%
'iVa
1,000
62;700
86
73
;
24
26
241/4
38%
85%
50 "
;
21
7'/2
.9oi/2
50
21%
27%
3,900
31,200
74
24
<
.230
<2%
13.7
*
700
*47-
-" 23%
.
370
•
371/4
*134%
25%
17%
<.7 99% ,99%
38%
26%
:v
34% -35%
32.i/2
45%
20%
531/4
37 '/a
85%
73
34%
58% ,,,58%,
14%
15%
85Ta
17%
45y4
11,100
241/4
^
*
■
.
136-
*4:7
18%
H3/4
100
com__No par
\ri±<
50
26%
20%
38
136
//■/
74
32y4
61/4
*95
'v.' 24%
*25%
97%
-
•
*46
34
9
,
'
:;95%
,
37%
25%
97%
*84
-i
18%
3
7^100
36%.
,r
45%:
: r
56%
*2%
'V
18%
34%
,
*95,
,
*73
33%
•
2%
36'%
4-3%
17 %
7,200
48 «/4
34i%
53 %
52%
..
2%
6,300
61/8
6% '
36"
150
17,900
53'/8
18%
i.
;
57-
371/4
"35%
341%
v
58%
*24
86
5,000
'
76
7'/4
.
/.
.
^
48
r:
7 25%
41
,
\
.
35%
181/2
*321/2
35
48 y4
35
47ys
17 %
41
106
r
56%
36%
57
•
1,800
98-/8
' 36 %
;
45%
29%
18V2
54%
is
98%
3,700
12%
*
52%
\
137%
1 *18%
12%
57 y4
50
29%
17y2
25%
36%
26%
97%
2%
38%
35
v.
■?■•'
33%
' 15%
.
No par
pfd
non-cum
Western
Pneumatic
23
May 14
Pac
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
12i/4 Jan
11
&
preferred series
16V8 Jan
21
A
North
Chicago
12
263/4 Feb
5
series
&
5%
31 % Jan
15
t
37
9
40
373/4 May 26
10
May 14
;
37
6 'A
36%
137%
85%
47%
25%
41'/2
53%
Chicago Great Western Ry com
10
5%
preferred
•—50
-
35
v
95y2
34%
*84
98%
*47%
24.'..
:■>
18%'
•
40
37
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
26
31
18% Feb
14
13% Jan
Jan
24
3
JMAy 31
21% Feb
52
98
11
"
12%
v; *34%
'
24
31% /32'/8
44%
99%
99%
x20y4
21%
22%
231/4
.
97%
29 y4
57
6%
36%
86
29%
18%/■
•
25%
37%
26y2
?%
-, /<
40%;,-/;.<;
"33
44%.
*29
37
-
32%
'-•37%
-.441/4
23%
39%
32%
"
44
29%
.35
,
35
-*95
137%
* 47
*72%
,
7%
18
Jan
49 . V 7/
75%
32
20%
37
94
..-137
,
*
39%
1%
Corp
95%
8685"%
263/a
13
May 16
-v,
-
Chemway
103
'
.
59%
,2%'
®'
36%
39%
136
25J/s
34%
24y4
6%
"/ '/
2%
-
v
24 Va
6%
Chemetron
4
2%
"95
"
23%
20%
7
2
Mar 29
:
38 V4
29%
18%
"
47%
6 %
'
38%
23-%
38%
"
.
Shares
44%
'
'
52 y4
6%
53
36
„
.
_
,
58%
,
23%-A
24%
25% Feb
10% Jan
Jan
2%"'.".
1
24
6% May 14
60
6Va
36%
1.25
Motors
8
201/a Aor
60
;
Corp
;
.1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
31/2% convertible preferred___100
Checker
21% Jan
9
July 19
36%
■
the Week
>
*98%
:
;
•/'
37'
r*34%
\
May
ii%
•
.
57 y4
47%
••
-
34%
52
*
27%
28
45
6V4(
26%
Jun
May 14
•
48
58%
(
1
27% Mar 20
91
"36-%
;34
•
3iy2
42 7; 437/a
99% 101
:l
19'%
21%//.
i;.
par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
11% Nov
67% Jan
36%
37%
34%
34%
18% / /18%
45%
45%
25% -25% V*251/4
17
.% 17%
' •' 17 y4
par
8
30%
8
36%
Friday
44%
"
98 %
5.7
.
'
v 95y2
*47
•
75%,
par
29% Feb
3
3
*98%
58
*47%
—
;
c.
53
i8%
.
Champion Papers Inc com—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
3
Dec
98%
33%
■
100
Plug Co
»
43
.
par
Champion Spark
6ya>
80%
>
20
v
U/Vihuii
.5
17
33
23 V*
35%
136
.
100
preferred series A.100
16
4
Jan
-
.47%
2%
34%
No par
983/4 Apr
7 5/8 Jan
54
12%
3G%
35V2
7 60
' *95.
Central RR Co of N J
50
Central & South West Corp..—2.50
Central Soya Co
No par
Century Industries Co
No par
Cerro Corp
5
Certain-teed Products Corp
rl
Cessna Aircraft Co
1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
1
Chain Belt Co
10
16% Jan
32
:
29.
12%
56%
.
:
»
29
29
36
<
.
Sales for
Tnu.sday
May 17f
•
'
"
52 %
-
100
5% preferred
—
Cenco Instruments Corp
Central Aguitre Sugar Co..
Central Foundry Co....
Central of Georgia Ry com__No
5% preferred series B
Central Hudson Gas & £lec__No
Central Illinois Light com__No
4%% preferred—
Central Illinois Pub Service.No
20% Jan
43% Oct
12%
*93%
-
57
58
i
.
'
■
common.No par
.i....
Products
conv
-
...
2
491/4 Feb
2nd
4.20%
-
j.1
41% Feb
231/2 Apr
98%
47V4
-
100
2
15
321/4 Jun
4
33
-
19
Jan
Co common.
Mayl4
91% Jan
28
50% Apr
22
60y4 Jan
31% May 18
4
Jan
90
24% Jan
33
39'/2 May 11
38% Oct
263/4 Jan
2
331/2 Mar 27
6% May 14
27
Mar 17
57
'
'
23% Apr
2
241/4 May 14
461/4 May 31
Mar 24
31
40% Sep
5
PRICES
'
—33-
.1
ueiotex Corp common—.
Feb 28
Mar 2
Mar 13
Feb 23
Jan
2
467/a Apr
24
*
21
•
preferred
4%%
52y4 Mar 30
101
May 10
25
Apr 26
2
94'/2 Jan"
99% Nov "28
Sep~18
9
36% Jan
May 14
Corp
Inc.
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7% 2nd preferred
49
Feb 21
77% Apr ,5
12
(J I)
Ceco Steel
10
3
"42%
20y4
68
/ 26%
23%
May 14
22% Jan
r
Mar 22
87% May
8
10
19
29ya
12
36%7 37
50
:
General
Caterpillar
3
137% May
&
6%%
4
Jan
Jan
-
5
Products
lit,
22
44
5
11
Case
4
29
81% Jan
Carter
3
Jan
42% Jan
8
162% Oct
17
70
17
124 % Jan
85% Apr 10
71% Jan
.
Jan-
Apr
43
28%
11 %
98y2
54%
-34%
—
10
preferred
Carriers
2
Mar 12
77
9% Jan
1:
Jan
Ry_10<h-~-
>
SALE
'
10%
^No par
common..
Corp
4%%
3
May
36 V2 Jan
j
98
34
28
Jun
15
May
8
23% May 14
31
40% Aug 15
129
48
3
32% Jan
95
May 23
97
29
Jan
Ohio
&
Light
May ®6
43
46%
x46%
•
7 287/a", 28%
<
HIGH
Wednesday
May 15
.
May 15
2% Mar 19
34 % May
1
41% Aug 29
11
28% Dec
89
22
&
Carpenter Ste^l Co
52
Mar 20
5
6
1
Power
Carrier
6
3.
90% May 31
25
2% Nov
30 % Feb
-
Clinchfield
45% Mar 14
45% Jan
9
13% Apr
22
Carolina
Carolina
44% Feb
53% May 18
'
10
Co
8
63 V2 Apr
-
AND
Tuesday
May 14
45
47%
•
No par
35
May 19'
74
Mfg
Corp.
30
101% Mar
May 17
Monday
Par
5
34 % May 11
•
27
Carlisle
15 % Mar 30
10% May 14
96
Jan
8
LOW
STOCK
Co
(Philip)
Carey
11
32% Jan
28% May 10
Mar 13
36
Carborundum
Mar 16
56
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
43% Dec
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
8,300
30
.
26,200
;
no
4,400
•
100
28,500
21,100
51%
23,100
46%
'3,800
Volume
195
Number
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2391)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
;
/
.
37% Jun
•
,.30% Jan
13% Jan
.31
-
18
49% Jun
„
15
Jan
•
4
11
17
28
194%'Apr
4
155
Nov
16
Jan
88
89
:
'
Jan
5
18% Jan
1
93% Sep
3
Jan
3% Jan
29% May
.
v
30
CoopeT-Bessemer
Cooper
Jan
4
43
8
23 % Mar
Tire
6
Copperweld
60% Mar 28
Corn
194% Mar 19
'5
90
Feb
92% Jan
5
96
21% Jan
16% Feb
2
24%.Jan
9
46% Jan
11
72% Jan
18
78
•
Nov
15% Dec
22
24% Apr
23% Dec
20
29%'Apr
13
31
Sep 11
42% Jan '4
39% Feb
*■
1
July 25
12
48% Dec
95% Jun
17% Jan
3
26% May 17
90% Jan
'3
of
May 10
19% Feb
26
18
Jan
5%
Mar 13
129% Jan
12
46% Jan
2
109% May 25
;
Crown
t
$2
23
47% Jan
4
$2
59% Jan
2
Crown
2
97
3
'4
21%. Mar 29
15% Aug 23
.23% Apr
17
May
101.,-
Zellerbach
Corp
3
13% Aug 21
9
" 5
'; 73% May 19
56
11% Sep
19
14% Feb
8% Jan
3
V 29% Dec
Dec
11
6
4
22
3
37
'May
4
62% Feb
10
82
July
8
12% Feb
No par
33% Jan
2
7
13 % Feb
i4
35
31% Jan
1
63
Co
Cuneo
Press
20
Curtis
•$4
Publishing
19
$1.60 prior
Jan
4
Curtiss-Wright
26
18
Mar 2'0
78
May 14
Class
preferred
3
46% Nov
27
7
89
Nov
8
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
12 y8 Nov
1
20
Mar
39% May 15
86 y2 Jan
Jan
90
2
12% May 17
7
15 % Feb
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
18% Mar 12
Jun
30
31% Nov
14
25 Va Jan
16
80% Oct
23
79
Jan
29 V* Jan
24
3
76% Feb
9
81
Nov
15
80% Jan
' 4
83
Feb.
13
83
Jan
5
38% Jan
21
84 % May
River Mills
Dayco
Corp
Dayton Power
2
Feb
84
16
79 y2 Jan
Dah
7
Preferred
Aug
48 %
15 y2
47'% May
Aug 18
July 18
3
41% Jan
20% Jan
27
Co
Delaware &
"Mar" 2 7
37
16'/a Jan
22% Oct
24
May 18
48% Jan
11
•67% Nov
14% Jan
10
56% Jan
,t
6
37% Feb
•
^'
24
74% Jun
:
14"% May 14
20% May 17
29% Jan
18% Jan
'3
47% May 14
10
' Feb
12
58% Oct
4
3 y f~ y 52 Mi'Deo
29
53% Jan
3
Oct
24
32 Va Jan
16
34 % Feb
14
27 Va Jun
12
16% May
i8
27% Jan
22
12 y8 Jan
4
14% Oct
19
_
.
46
29%:, Jan
17% Feb
13% May 17
20%: Mar 17
17% July 24
69
1
May 17
17 % Feb
Diana
15
Diners'
(The)
Disney
(Walt)
41 % May 14
48 % Mar 23
Distillers
15% Nov 29
21
Dec
29
21"% Jan
3
23% May
20 % Feb
6
Dr
Mar
20
28 y2 Nov
29
'26% Dec
7
42% Aug
8
23% May 14
24%.Nov
8
20% Mar
-
70.;. May 3
22% Sep 25
29% Dec
85% Sep
4
•
&
Jan
19
185% Jan
16% May
Nov
17
54
3
>
27
10% Jun
9% Jan
2547/2 (Nov
HO :
Dec
90 y2 Dec
11
25% Jan
34
3
_
Nov
38 y2 Jan
3
42%.Jun
42% Sep
:•
15
47% Apr
Jan y 5
45% Nov
Jan
3
y 49
.Nov
22
23
du
32% Mar 22
5
de
2
47
47
Mar 27
19
2
47
Apr
Feb
.7
47
Mar 30
48 % May 1.7
-
33%
*66
66%
393/i
39 y0
40
40%
90%
*88
90%
.
1,300
y
3,200
.■*>
45
Jan
19
32 y2.Nov
24
21% May 15
29% Feb
19
DWG
22% Jan
5
Feb
6
21% May 18
243/aFeb
13
Air
Gas
13%
13%
5.900
5,200
13%
137/a
12%
13%
12%
13 Va
9,600
26 Va
26%
26
3/B
26%
26 Va
26%
9,000
83
82 V4!
83%
83%
83%
270
*83 %
85
*83%
85
*83 »/2
85
*85 y2
88
*85 y2
88
*85 y2
88
44 ya
46
*82%
88
443/4
50 V2
49%
49%
433/8
44%
20
38,700
16ya
16%
49Va
163„
45%
47 3
36i/4
36
36%
36
363/4
35%
36 y2
34%
35%
24%
24%
24%
24 y2
243/4
24%
2434
24
24'%
4,300
i83,fe
18%
19%
183/a
193/3
18ya
19 Va
19%
93^
19%
22.800
gs/8
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
9%
9%
8,800
58%
51 Va
58
567/a
57%
57
57-
56%
57'a
18.400
151/2
15%
15%
15V2
15%
153/8
1SV2
15
15»/4
12.200
31
31%
32
3iya
31%
*
49
"
10
49%
49
\
;
a
17.000
1,500
6,300
12,500
31%
32 Va
31
31
50%
50%
51%
51
49 y4
50
49'A
49%
6,500
48%
47%
48%
47 y4
48%
46
47%
46
46 5, a
12,400
341/4
*33%
•,
X50
"
y4;
1.300
34%
*33%
34 y4
333/4
33%
*33%
341/4
300
18%
18
18%
18 y8
is y2
17 Va
18
16 ya
17%
12,900
14
r,.
13%
14 ■•*;•■,
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
4,000
13,800
5,COO
i8'/2
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18 'A
33
33,
33%
32 y4
33
31%
32 y4
31%
32
41%,
42%i
42%
43
42%
423/4
4lVa
42 %
4iya
421%
5,300
173/4
18y4
18
18»/a
X17 3/4
18 y8
173/4
17%
17%
17'%
4,600
173/4
v
19%
3H/4
.
is
17%
173/4
173/4
173/4
17%
173,4
17%
1,300
25%
Xl7%
25%
21i
20%
213/8
24%
24"
25%.
20%
r
26%-
20%
23%
.
2iy2;:
21%
22
ya
52%
21%
50%
-.
.,
51%;
52/
25%
,
26 Va
20%
25%
21
21%
21%
243/4
25 V*
24%
25%
21%
31 %:
:
26 %
26
V»
26%
..: 21
21%
4,600
24%
.
.243/4
25,600
2l3%
223%
7,100
26%
16,800
'
21%
,;
•
52
523/4
52%
533%
26%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
"26 y2
25%
26
25%
25 y4
167/8t
16%
17%
17>/a
17%
16%
56 y4
58
54%
56
54 y4.
54 y2
54 Va
17
i73/4
18
183/4,
19
18%"
18%
ioy2
ny4
11%
18%
11%
10*%-
103/4
10»%
10%
223 y4
221%
52
243/4 "25y4
52%
65,100
26%
26%
17,000
24%
16%
4.000
17%
24%
16%
54%
54
'
Inc
25 Va
1;;7
25 V4
1>,
-
i6y2
f
-
No par
7
1
;
1
4
Nemours
Eagle-Plcher
14
'•
481/4
50c/
Co
(E
I)
;
com„5
'
•
213 %
222
221,
110%
110'A'
9iy2
110
9iy2
29Va
,
»'
110%
91%
'It'
29%
29%
30%
42
41%
*46%
47
*46%
45
44%
;
50
:
.
*41
.
50
50
Corp
10'%
2,300
2251%
25,800
221
*1101/4
110%
1103/4
30 y4
31
413/4
41%
41%
41
41%
*41 y2
42
47
46 y4
46 y4
47
47
*47
47?i
45%
45 V*
45y2
45>/4
45%
*47 W
48 y4
47 ya
*46:
47
*46
473/4
*47
48%
47
*46
47
473/4
*47
47%
21 Va
10'%
31
*47%
2iy2
3,900
■
30 Va
48%,
2IV2
3.200
183/4
,
90
»47
'
110%
/
.
'
*47
21%
J/4
'
*90
91
307/a
31%
2.000
1,400
17.600
140
40
45%
48 %
46
1,030
*48%
•
49
50
46%
47
•;
8.500
541%
18%
•
219 V* '222
110
.
90
»46
50
5
'
'
>
90 Va
*47y2
50
:
.,«/
26% '
224
90%
.*45!.,'
}
5
common—,
preferred—
Cigar
14
14
47%
5
—5
*88
90 y2
13%
83%
*85%
393/4
*88
14
16%.
1*
preferred-:
4.20%
preferredji
4.10%
preferred*—
20
19
*33 Va
66%
16 y2
"
'[">•».
1
1.
preferred—
preferred
$2.10
33 y4
65%
43%
13%
No par/,
28
<
33 %
65
44%
18
No par
45%. Feb
Jan
33%
.
43%
*33%
f
series
46 Va Dec
44
33.900
49%
'
series
4
42% Mar 28
1,100
17%
i47/8
4%
3
10 y2
17
'
$3.50
43% Jan
^
*10
48 Va
No par
Co
Duquesne Light Co
" Mar 28
12
10%
17%
47
$4.50
$4.15
Jan
600
10%
471%
Preferred
$3.75
700
17
44%
31
No par
—
Chemicals
Power
42% Mar 26
28%
57
2
Industries-;.
Pont
*28
16%
t
Preferred
•
28%
48%
No par
Co
Corp.
,
28%
600
13,000
16%
;
,
4-1 :
Inc
Duplan
27
V
1
24%
,
2.50
Ltd:.;
International
27
8%
49%
"V'
2.50
Ltd—
Fund
Dunhill
-Apr
8%
r
50%
•
__2
Co_^——;
16
97% Apr
:■ y
17%
"
,
1
26
114
y
soy^
16%
l
Inc—
Feb
254% Mar 14
,
10'7a
47%
—50c
Jan
45 % Jan
*
Duke
400
10%
30 y4
.:
31%
48%
No par
Corp
Productions-
Corp—
Chemical
DuBois
5,700
58
''
*30%
800
9%
*56%
10% 4 10%
,
14%
9 %
57
i6ya
.15
>
called—^
Aircraft
-Dresser
>
y
320
10,000
103
•■*14%
9%
57
16.300
17aa
17%
*100
14%
9%
•<*
3,300
r.
96%
351/3
1
4
"n- Drewrys Limited USA Inc—-
Mar 27
42% Jan
27
44
44
6
41
Jan
Jan
•
20
13
23
39
.
8
17%
103
*
48
*96
l53/4
v.
.
3
25
2
17
5
Feb
Dow
4
Mar
31
61
29Va May 14
8
8
1
Jan
104•
Dover
22
1
84% Jan
7
24
Dominick
17 y8
.•
*
8%
49%
,
Co__6,75
Corp^
Mines
Douglas
72% Jan
213% May 14
20
Apr 19
Dome
26
32
i
16% May 11
1
22
77% Jan 20
100 J/4
Feb
2
2
37% Jan
97
43%
47%
.
,47%
No par
Light
Inc
Corp-Seagrams
Pepper
24 Va Apr
8
25% May 14
24% May 18
19
24 y4 Apr
63.1
5
.
8
24 Vo Nov
.
U52 ya July 18
9% Jan
8
38% May
16
25% Jan
•
50 % May 14
7
.29% Dec
29
17% Jan
27 Va Jan
20% May 14
3
Jan*
14% Jan V 4
8
22% Mar 29
8
17
18% Jan
28 :
40% Feb
31.100
46
4iya
49
8%
403/4
1
Club
Divco-Wayne
13% Jan
17% May 11
16% Jan
2
4
50c ~
;
Corp.i
6
ll
1,200.
32,800
'
17%
39%
"
90%
13%
83%
preferred
Stores
9
19
10
*88 Va
14
14
Alkali Co_—
46 y2 Apr
30% May
:
31%
64
82%
Corp.
47% Nov
^
3,600
33%
•
27
Co„_
> 5
Jan
39%
90 %
13%
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
/
23% Mar 26
1
Steel
$1.50
::
*y,;::rV
40
411/4
*88
82 y8
Hudson^
31% Jan 1 3
26%
■
Supply Co of N Y_—_2.50
Diamond
5.200
16%
108:
*45y4
•„
12,600
•
25%
30
8%
63%
26
Diamond. National
,
25%
46
■
*•
y
33%
133/4
Inc-
Lines
DeVilbiss
2
29% Jan
28
83
Edison—
Detroit
8
27
—
Power
Air
Detroit
4
34% Jan
30% Apr
21
2
8%
13%
Dentists'
35% Jan
33
393/4
>
-
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
DeSoto Cliemical Coatings—
1
61% Jan
31
31
26%
15
9
-
10%
*81%
12
12 % Mar
-
...
106%
43%
700
55
83
16%
31%
"I
6%
54 y2
*82
25%
14%
9%;
10%
Light common—7
series A_i„100
29 % Feb
9% May 14
..
56%
31
50c
&
22 Va Jan
17% May 14
14% Mar 20
7% Jan
Delta
9%
56%
10%
.13%
-
—5
"
24% Jan
l
100
Inc
3.75%
Records
Delaware
5,500
19%
5%
;
*
108%
■.
47%
14% : *14%
•
63%
88
15
.:
9%
28
85%
22
15
33%
*83V2
40% Mar 22
:
♦100
63%
*85%
55% Feb
•:
y"
.
17%
17
100
19% Jan
■
*43
:
103
10%
100
45% May 18
19
59% Nov
11
17%
*100
17%
C
&
70
fc3.%*
*19
16%
96
10%
B
Decca
*25
107
97
•
16%
series
Deere
*96
56
8
•
series
20
>
30
96%
23%
6%.
54
16%
31
,
8,900
90%
*95
83
*
*45%,
30%
...
*82
-
.
:
;
33%
..
\
50 :
30%
9"%
3.90%
36
i *89:
19%
6%-
25%
*10%
.-
17
3.75%
57% Feb
159
'
53%
28%
28 y4
10% '10%
Preferred
51% Apr
)•
18
9%
27%
Preferred
30
155
-
90%
19%
-
110 y2
49%
103
*14%
•
-
1
48% May 16
15% Apr 12
4
62% May 23
97
17%
•
7.300
;
50 %
56
86 % Mar 15
34% May 18
32
18 %
D
Dana
'Mar 13
13% May 11
.
76 Mi Jan
22
45
.5
162%
96%
43%
10%
.
:
32 y2
*
1
*43
.
30
63
31
108%
43%
*101
v
9%
,33
.
38,900
23%
46
96%
14%
9%
"
54%
96%
16 ya
*45%
50%
173/4
16%
...
53 y2
*89
•
*43
7% —7%
..
10
6,600
54%
23 Sj
'
46
i
103
27 %
y4
25%
33%
111%
96
10%
*
'36%
•
6 y4
83
4,600
36%
"
54%
'
*45%
30-
,
16
25*
32%
50%
57
6%
16%
25
.433^ •
*.
9
,v
28%
18
36%
"
'*•
96%'
53%
8.700
18%
160
•
18%
*82
109%
•
46
*55%
/
^
,
1,
;
25
32
6%
53%
83
16%
109%
14%
•
•
,.
v;
v
1' '
Inc
r
Jan
85% Jun
32
«
No par... .;..
common-——
Cutler-Hammer
'.
.
•
m
6%
51%
*82
16%
*10T
No par
A—
6%
52
83
■'
96
v.
1
^
6%
17
v
13 %
'
49%-
"
5
common
*18'/a
431/8
<
~
Inc—2.50
preferred
prior
34% Feb
11
Stores
19%
29 %
„
5
;
Drug
1
1.
'~y
100
Inc__
*19%
*45%
10
common
preferred--
Cunningham
Mar 13
14 % Feb
15% Mar 30
Marl6
Sugar
Packing
19%
•
89 y4
23%
*94
28%
7,300
3,200.
-
17%
V
!
165%
%'
"
89
13%
311%
53%
*
55%
23%
104
prefeiTedt._100
4% %
**
164%
13%
28'
Shares
27%
"
36%
23%
24%
,
'■
Americaj._12.50
Cudahy
.
163
27%
31%
e
'
23%
16%
-
par"
No
of
Cuban-American
13
9
May
9% May
19% Jan 20
15% Jan
29
27 % May
30
30% Jan
19
70 % Jan
7% May 11
16% May 16
54% Jan
15% Jan
30
27
' 7
May 14-
1
96%
>
common—5
convertible
-5%%
9
27
10% May
1
36% Nov
•31 % Mar 29
•
Crucible Steel Co
*94
50%
-No par
preferred——
54%
162%
31%
13y4
37
55%
27%
27%
-
the Week
May IK
31 %
.
18%
36 %
23 %
*82
...
common—2.50
preference--
conv.
$4.20
19
16 % Jan
Mar 21
9% Jan
64'/a Jan
V'
107 %• Feb
Apr
14% May
18
May
18 %
'
'96%
r
"
•
18%
37
90
""
Publishing--—___1
preferred—,
18%
19
_25
6c' Seal
Cork
13%
28%
53%
*89%
*94
1
com
preferred
conv
Crowell-Collier
v •
Corp
13
X27%
Sales for
Friday
27 y4
.
•
'
23 " *
v
100
Petroleum.
32%
35
'•
53%
90
,
25
;
18 %
35% J-
*
163
1
common.
-
.
*89 %
1
preferred..
Ci'escent
12
42 % Mar 19
May 11
Co
3%%
29%
28
31%
PRICES
1Thursday
May 17
.
27%
•
•
_1,
1
Crane
*
12%
32 %
13%
161%
..
.<i
1947—100
Corp„
:
27%
28-
'
29
34
100
Coty International Corp
47% May 18
12
67
-
Petroleum
Incl—
41% May 18
4
6
3%%
,
Coty
'13
50%
5
common
preferred—
preferred ser
Cosden
4 '
92% Jan
12
Dec
89% Jan
12
Works
1-
45
26%
SALE
HIGH
May Hi
"
17%
,
±
50c
,
AND
Wednesday
•
31%
32
28
5
u
8
104
45% Nov 20
44% Nov 24
51 %
Dec
25%
12%
,
5
—
Co
2
•7% Mar
17
29% May 14
50% Mar 10
134
: Apr
1
Co
Glass
3%%
27
Steel
82% May
23% Jan
May 15
*•31%
,
l«v'
Corp,
68% Jan
16
Tuesday
25
5..
76% Jan
11
„
.
Co
50% May 11
24
Monday
May 14
5
Corp
Rubber
Products
Corning
21%. Mar 12
5% May 18
&
Copeland Refrigeration
Copper Range Co—,
43% Mar 21
9
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
5
'„
..
Par
America—
16
21
22% May 11
of
Co
•
88
•>£
-
.
May 18
%Jan
Controls
5
34%. Mar 19
34
May 14
50% Jan 26
63 % Nov
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
15% Feb
12% May 11
27% May 16
22% May 24
26
45% May • 3
145% Sep 26
83% Jan
5
34'/a Feb
YORK
-
,
42% May 31
"
.26% Oct
24% May
6
15% Dec
27% Jan
13
Lowest
,40% May 31
,
7% Jan'
STOCKS
....
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
- Highest
,
Highest '•
24 % Jan
*
<
1001
Year
Lowest
r
46%
*47
47%
20
47%
2iya
21%
21%
22
23%
21 y4
2J.'%
21%
21%
21%
5.700
23i/4
23%
23V4
23%
16,200
441/4
23%
21%
21%
213/a
45
44%
44%
17,200
1.600
<
E
27
213/a Oct 24
29% Jan
;
811/4 Jan
89 3/4 May 24
3
16% Jan
3
97% Sep
25
10
23
55% Feb
16
Eastern
92
Feb
27
21% Jan
4
Apr
851/4 Jan
16
253% May 17
1193/4 Apr
273/4 Jan
43% May 10
32% May 15
54% Dec 12
3
30
Eastern
23
11
May 11
101% Jan
97% Mar
17
115% Mar 15
7
100% Apr
41/2%
&
prior
$3.60
5
90
90
17%
104
107
106%
108%
*991%
100
*99
100
preferred
50
6
32 %
May 14
40% Mar 23
Eaton
Manufacturing
15
68
May 17
881/2 Jan
3
Edison
Bros
1
89
Apr
24
Jan
91% May
2
263/4 Dec
93
Feb
29% Dec
2-
20% Jan
4
1130% Dec
24
Oct
2
95
Apr
21
12
36%
19
43/4 Oct
243/8 May
95
12
44% Jan
6
67% Apr
22
8
51% May 14
Electric
&
Electric
16
May
1
22
May 17
31% May 17
16
Jan
5
Elgin
El
Corp
Auto-Lite
13
Emerson
Radio
20
16% May 11
11
16% Apr
27
11% Jan
Oct
30
22'% Jan
3
45% Apr
18
35
4
45% Dec
5
Dec
11
23
2
May 10
40% Jan
5
20'/2 Jan
14
Mar
9
Evans
49%
50 %
49i%
50
48%
48%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
4,900
23
22 Va
22%
22
22%
22
22'%
111,600
Co
1
Phonograph——5
33Va
11 %
35
35%
12%
32%
35
31%
33%
31%
32 Va
35,800
11%
12%
11%
13,500
10
421/2
44
18%
44%
18%
44 Va
18%
45 %
18%
*43
18%
60
20%
41%
35%
11%
433/4
18%
60%
21
60'/4
21%
60%
22%
60%
22%
60%
41%
42%:
41
Mfg
100"
1
-8.50
Co
RR Co
36% Jan
2
Eversharp
9
Ex-Cell-O
13
45
Sep
15
343/4 Apr
4
7% Jan
3
147/8 Apr
3
Jan
3
28% Apr
4
1162 % Dec
29
88% Oct
27
20
21
6
Jan
6
13% May
8
25% Jun
30
363/b Oct
10
43
11
52 V2 Nov
28
35
Jan
Jan
4
25% Dec 29
45% May 17
1
31% Dec
25% Dec
21
307/8 Nov
1
5"% Jan
9
11% May
8
For
footnotes,
see page
Factor
15% May 14
■5% May 14
21% Feb
7
Fairbanks
8% Feb
14
20% May 14
43% May 18
23 '/a Mar 12
7
Apr
17
30
241/a May 14
50% Jan
17
32% May 15
2 3 3/s Jan
30
19% May 18
7%
27.
Apr
9
70% Mar 21
11% Feb
13
32% Jan
2
523/4 Feb
21
39% Mar
29
28
8
Mar 29
Jan
2
10% Mar 13
11%
3%
15Va
33/8
3%
11%
11%
44%
*4i%
18%
18%
*60
60%
60'%
22%
22
22%
21%
22
5.100
42%
42 '/a
42%
42%
42%
2,900
31/4
11,300
11%
'
18%
15%
61
61
17%
17%
16%
17'/4
11 Va
11%
11%
ll'/4
24%
25%
421/4
43
17%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
24%
42%
253/4
44%
25%
43%
26%
25%
25%
44%
43%
44'%
; v..
; ;
■
■
.
,
'
39
40%
40%
41%
40%
41%
15%
15%
15%
16
16%
16%
*15%
1
$1.60
40
Falrchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchlld Stratos Corp
1
53/4
6Va
20%
6
*20%
6%
20%
6%
20%
6%
*20'%
48
49%
45%
&
class A
Co
Morse
Co
&
Whitney Corp com
convertible preferred
Fairmont
5%
Foods
Junior
Falstaff
Co
common-"
preferred
Brewing
Corp
Family
Finance Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical
Fawlck
Corp
-
r.
Corp_
20Va
46%
7%
50c
.
50
1
1
5
2
;
-
24%
51
7%
25%
50
7%
61/4
21
51%
15%
1,100
1,500
480
580
62%
10
16%
16%
12,900
11%
11%
8.000
24%
24%
42%
7,200
*60
61
>
,
42'A
6,100
..
39%
No par
(Max)
15%
15%
16
*60
17%
,
,
44
3%
33/8
31/4
3%
*15%
15 %
16%
w/—
1
*60
f
3,500
18%
60%
61
17%
Fairbanks
35% Jan
15%
61
51
1
3
Corp
46% Mar 14
*60
42
3%
x50
/
5
Co
Inc
49 Va Apr
3%
15
±50
501/2
1
f
1[41% Dec
No par
com
Inc„
Products
1,200
36,700
221/2
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
3
534
2,400
12,900
12%
&;
Erie-Lackawanna
Eurofund
52%
29
22%
9
23% Apr
53/4
31%
*513/a
-
12%
3
153/4 July 28
5%
31%
31%
22%
41/2 Jan
&
-
5
Co—
preferred
Englehard Industries
5%
'
48%
"
'
50
99
5%
4%
Erie
*96%
99
*96%
99
300
24,200
3
Electric
May 17
*96
V
27%
9,600
Corp common—25
26
61
99
5%
211/2 Jan
2
*96%
5%
May 14
Jan
1,
5%
'/a May 18
o
15
♦,
5%
26
57
/
5%
471/4 Jan
19
99
5%
41
23
*96.%
shrs__10s
1
Jan
.
35%
28%
26% Feb
63/4. Mar 22
,
52
19% May 10
32 3/4 Jan
27
27%
29%
5
59
27%
27%
28%
2
IS
27'/a
26%
28%
63 % Jan
29
28%
27%
283/8
23% Jan
29
26%
29
6
18 '/a Dec
93
28%
May 10
53% Sep
*91
28%
Gas
Feb
Gas
91%
10
Amer
Watch
Natural
Equitable
91%
28 Va
Endicott Johnson
May 16
93
5
Empire District Electric Co—
17
*91%
513/4
Emerson
48 3% Nov
93
31 %
15 3% Mar 16
373% Jan
*91%
52
49 % Mar 30
8
93
31%
18'/a Apr
33% May
69%
*91%
52
11% May 11
18% July 24
*68
31%
42'/2 jan
60
68
52
5
793A Mar 16
'
31%
10
22
68
52
12
Dec
100
35%
36
703/4
34%
'30%
Dec
17
*97
351/a
*68
513/4
16 3/4 Jun
49
100
35%
72
35%
30%
35% Jan
10
15
*99
5.800
39.800
*67
343/4
470
16%
108%
293/4
Share Co—
26% Jan
42
100
89%
16%
107
'
.51%
Co
Ind
National
Paso
*99
89%
17%
108%
1
Storage Battery
56% Feb
12
20i/4 Dec
Jan
30
8
19
32% Jan
33/4 Dec
333/8 Jan
Bond
Mus
1 '
16%
107%
5
of Amer
Electric
&
90
89%
./
17 %
108%
71
100
Electric
46 3/4 Jan
653/4 Mar 22
30% Jan
preferred—
5
2
16% May 15
common
6
6% Jan
11
Co
Nut
341/2
90
107%
2.50
preferred
Stop
32%
"
*66
common—1
63 3/4 Mar
16
28'/b May 14
Elastic
Inc
35% Apr
5% Jan
19
26
<
1
v
100
Stores
Products
4 %%
Mar 22
11
29
59
'
_
7% Apr
-
Dec
3
26% Jan
96
20
6
11% Sep
11 Va Jan
Feb
34% Sep
243/4 Oct
46
28% Mar 16
1
4%%
Ekco
Co
1
45"%
17
28
18
*89%
163/4
Jan
89
—100
17
Dec
Feb
"45
"
89%
403/a Dec
83
23%
46
16
98
23
22%
23%
45%
,
89%
3
99
x213/4
45%
Corp—2.50
10
11
22%
23%
43%
common—:—10
Steel
Co
59'% Jan
Jan
22%
23
preferred
Kodak
"
lv
com—10
Assn
30% Jan
96
—
Inc
Fuel
Stainless
Eastern
Eastman
y
Co—
Lines
-
8%
7"%
243/4
25%,,
25%
51
51
*51
33
3432%
257/a
26%
.- 261/2
20
20%-.
-.20%
8%.. 8%
83/b
52
34% 263/4
21 Va8%
*51 33%26%
20%
8%
.
_
-
'
40%
38%
39%
16
*15%
17
6%
6 %
*20%
21
43V2
v
61/4
21
13,500
600
40,100
400
46%
69.200
8%
734
7%
7%
7%
19,500
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,700
53
34
26%
21 Va
8%
*51
,
47 Va
*51
53
53
20
331/4
33
33%
5.500
26%
26%
26%
261/2
7,200
20
„
33%
201/4
19 %
19'%
9.800
8%
900
8%
8
%
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2392)
.
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
17% Jan
3
25 Vb May
3
397/a Nov
35
16'
10
19% May 10
24 y4 Jan 17
42j/4 Oct 13
23% July 27
12% Dec 29
Dec
5
33 J/2 Jan
3
19
Aug 30
21
34% Feb
19% May 14
2
18 y4 Jan
2
15 % Mar 16
34 y2 Mar 21
26% Aug
2
83 % Apr
9
2
Ferro
31% Feb
15
28% Jan
4
69
Nov
24
36 % Jan
30
50 % Jan
2
49 % Jan
4
75% Dec
4
57% Apr
4
72% Jan
2
Nov
28
82
4
41 % Jan
July 14
10
4
31 Mi Jan
3
48
J an
11
21% May 14
5
34y2 May
382
93 y2 Nov
17
Dec
5
May 31
73
Apr 13
303% Apr 13
27% May 11
First
$4
6% Feb
47
5
87 % Mar 12
360
Mar 13
40 % Jan
2
F
21 % Jan
8
14% Jan
3
Food
38 %
42%
43%
44%
43%
44%
42%
59
59
59
60 %
59%
60%
"61
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19 %
18
20y8
20 V*
20%
20%
84 %
85 %
*84%
98
98
*41
43
Co
Power
& Light Co
Corp
divid
$4.20
Ford
July 31
9
26
15% Nov
21
9 Vb May 14
14% Jan
4
Foremost
31% Jan
43% Oct
19
45% Feb
8
Foster-Wheeler
61% Dec
18
35% Nov 28
40% May 3
30% Jan 22
Feb
1
Foxboro
3
1
15% May 14
19% Jan
3
35% Jun
23% May 15
29% Jan
12
67% Oct
19
27
5,0 Vb Nov
19
Jan
Feb
32
13
80
2
Nov
86
Feb
6
Jan
2
27% Feb
May 14
22% May 11
3iy4 Aug 23
3
73
Apr
15
56
84
Jan
4
%
98 %
of
Mineral
Motor
Fram
-■■18%
42%
'
42
;
42%
4%
4%
4%
39
39%
39%
40%
40
64%
64%
65%
64%
*95%
65%
22 Va
23
75 Va
76%
4%
21%
74%
*310
22%
75%
*310
—
,29 V*
30
93%
*92
4%
4%
22%
4%
93%
29%
*92
1
20%
*15 %
16%
*15%
16%
*15%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12,700
11,100
283/a
283/4
7,600
92
92 %
14,200
393/4
12,800
44
39%
42%
43i/2
30,100
60
61
18%
18%
203/4
20%
21
85
84%
84%
10
96 %
190
43
100
97%
96%
.
43
*413/4
8,600
5,800
19,300
45/8
43/8
43/8
40
<
76%
40%
39%
40%
18,700
65%
64 %
64%
38,200
22%
22%
74%
*310
30%
,
64
,
23%
75%
-
■;
18%
'*41%
40 %
60%
19
3,900
6,300
%
61%
*84%
v
283/4
'
*41%
20%
75%
*310
30
29%
93%
*92
20 % >
22%
75%
*310
293/4
93%
29%
*93
1,400
22%
76
4,600
12,500
3103/b
293/4
11,700
93%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
16 %
*15%
16%
*15%
16 %
12%
12%
12%
123/s
125/s
6,700
3,100
1
14%
14%
15
14%
14 Va
143/s
14% y
13%
14%
5,700
89%
93
92%
93%
91%
93
90 Va
91%
90
913/s
129,600
2
Inc
14%
5
Co
9 Vb
10%
10 Vb
10%
10%
10 %
10
10%
10
10 Va
55,600
34
32 Va
32%
33%
33%
35
33 Va
34%
32%
32%
6,900
1
44%
46
45 %
47
457/a
45 Va
453%
46
453/8
453/4
3,300
50c
35%
38%
37%
40
39
397/a
38%
39
383/a
38 %
Corp
10
Franklin Stores Corp
Sulphur
10
33 %c
Inc
Trailer
15 Va
l
Co
Co
1
common
preferred
4%
98%
20%
Co
Corp
Frueliauf
98%
85
96%
21 Va
Co
Friden
87%
10
preferred
Dairies
Freeport
*
20%
Mart Inc
Foote
x20%
20%
2
convertible
4
24
series
pfd
116% Jan
5
*85
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
89% May 14
26
19%
2.50
10
common
convertible
13% May 18
Dec
'
Nc par
Ltd
Corp
5
14: Vb Jan
5
common
29% Mar 22
27
x2'8 Va
1
Inc
Moore
117% Dec
11
29 %
19%92% V
41%
3
26Va Aug 14
-18%
•
40%
18
42 Va Apr
28%
-
92%
17% Oct
-67
29%
-19%
95
63% Jan
May 10
,,19%
41 %
5
12
32
23
93 %
12 y2 Jan
Apr
22 %
41 Va
4%
12% Apr
23
97
28
15% May 11
22 %
41%
•*92
5
30
20%
26,700
11%
42 Vb
96
&
483/4
11 %
42
41
1
27
,,
800
113/4
40%
'51__15
13 y4 Jan
?0.
28%
20
4,500
42%
94
1
Food Fair Stores Inc common
92
87
24
100
29% Jan
20 Va Mar 29
23%
preferred
18
2
24 Va
473/4
(15,500
,10,200
11
28%
C
M
22
3
23
49
Shares
,
42%
' '
38%
3%%
Jan
May
23
48%
11%
44 %
,..18%
No par
Fluor
13
11%
42%
'
ii_i
Inc
Rubber
&
1
Feb
11%
43%
22%
preferred
Apr
12
10
30 Va Mar
Mar 16
89
27
48%
Florida
8
Mar
20
May
47%
11%
41%
87
Flintkote
1
16% Nov
49
11%
41%
28 Va
Fischbach
33% July 26
89% Jun
46%
11
40%
the Week
May 18
Charter Financial Corp_No par
National
Stores
No par
First
24% Aug 25
85
46%
8
39
4
45 Va
3
May 19
3
13
Jan
1,600
23%
Jan
46
16% Jan
1,600
24
Friday
'
38 Va
23%
82% Feb
1
5
15
38%
*233/8
37%
23%
No par
$4.50 conv A 2nd preferred__100
$2.25 conv B 2nd pfd
No par
Florida East Coast Railway Co__25
Florida Power Corp
2.50
May
59'/a Jan
250
8
26% Mar 16
Apr
86% Nov
17
58 y2 Jan
Mar
20% May
95
1
*38%
23 s/8
37%
23%
No par
Corp '■!
Federation
42
May
39
23%
36%
1.25
Products
Tire
May 19
4% May 18
Paper
Firestone
87
60% May 14
Fiberboaru
Financial
51% May 19
8
Jan 24
50
36% Jan
38%
*19%
A 19 Va
.
24%
1.
1
15
Jan
19%
36
10
48% Mar 21
138
104
114
-
84
8
86 y2 Mar
29
Dec
95
19% May 11
34% May 22
19 3/8
10%'
: 19%
36
Inc
Filtrol
20
2
19%
v
*23 %
Corp
35 Va Mar 15
11
24
51 y4 Nov
22 % Nov
5
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
35% Apr
17% May 14
19%
19 Va
19
x36%
'
25
24 Va Mar 14
164% Nov
38% May 14
A__23
preferred
Dept Stores
Fenestra
6
9
,
com
series
pfd
Paper Board Co common
4.60%
Federated
13% Mar 14
.
2nd
conv
53 % Feb
5
i
11
Federal
24
i
10%
10%
Dec
•
10 3/4
19 Va
10%
33% Jan
126
103/4
19%
1
23% Oct
*
11
19%
Pacific Electric Co
5%%
54 % Jan
14
17
10%
Federal
27
Apr
373/4
7
Apr
24% Jan
12
23 % Jun
37%
2
7
9
38
37
19
22 Vb May
18%
37 Va
36
44% Feb
18
18 Va
37%
18%
5
23% Jan
40 % May
18%
37 Va
18
Mogul Bower Bearings
10 % Apr
4
18 Va
37%
11%
l
Federal
12
17
45
20
55% Dec
May 17
Fedders
May 14
36
23% Jan
Thursday
May *6
18%
19 Va
14% Feb
30
Sales for
Wednesday
May 15
5
Corp
PRICES
Tuesday
May 14
22% Feb
6
10% Apr
59% Nov 22
1
10% Nov
42% July 26
Jan
HIGH SALE
Monday
,
Par
42% Mar 15
23% Feb
17% May 10
Jan
27
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
>
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
16%
16
24%
23% >24%
24%
25
24 Va
24%
24
24 %
37%
38%
37%
38
x36%
23%
24%
23%
24 Va
82%
82
82
21%
21%
22%
43%
453/8
46%
32
37
22%
24
81
81%
20%
100
7,500
16
23%
21
*81
2,200
23,200
37%
37
37%
23,200
23 s/8
22%
23%
39,400
83
82%
83
213/4
21%
21%
12,600
41%
433/4
42%
44%
38,900
45%
46
45
46
23
*82
170
♦
G
12 y4 Jan
27
8
27
14% Jan
31% Jan
22
25% Apr 11
45% May 16
45% Apr
17
51
41% Nov
57
1
46% Mar
Mar 13
19% May
3
22 y4 Jan
47% May 17
40 y2 Sep
25
56% Mar 17
3% Jan
3
5% May 12
24y2 Jan
9
29 y2
17% Jan
4
26% Dec
29
10% Jan
6
14 y4 Dec
1
22 y2 Jan
3
32 y2 Nov
16
92 y2 Jan
10
20y2 Sep
25
July
19
Oct
26
140
7% Jan
4
Oct
30
34% Jan
31
15
77 y4 July 26
44% Feb
29% Jan
16
«
8
Nov
107% Nov
55% Apr
104
1
49%
48%
49 Va
47 %
48 Va
473/4
483/4
6,300
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 3/4
35/8
3%
33/4
3%
4,100
50
*22%
23%
23
23
*22%
23%
*22 3/8
235/8
*223/4
233/4
200
21
20%
21%
20%
20%
2,800
12%
12%
12%
12
12
28
27%
27V4
100
99%
991/2
100
39%
383/4
61%
39%
633/4
57,200
64
convertible
General
$0.60
preferred
Acceptance
4%%
Corp
1
19%
20%
20%
20%
pref
No par
12 Va
12%
12
12
Investors
com—1
27 Va
100
Texas—5
*99 %
voting
conv
American
General
$4.50 preferred
44 % May 11
General
Amer
6
General
Amer
86
Feb
8% Apr
23
Oil
Contract
General
16 % Jan
9
General
1
General
Dynamics
78% Mar 12
General
30
Co„
Corp
General
Finance
78% May 14
96
Jan
General
Foods
30
Jan
General
Instrument Corp
General
Mills
43% May 18
1
26% May 14
108% Jan
Apr
27
81%
9%
9%
9%
9%
16
16%
16%
17%
16%
16%
*16%
17V4
39
39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
*82
83%
87% Apr
26
2
83%
36%
5% V 6
6
82 %
7
.
91/4
*16%
7,300
82%
■r
330
9%
17%
3,100
•"
1,300
393/4
40
39
393/4
83%
82V4
82%
83%
83%
100
36%
36 %
36
36%
36%
371/4
"3,000
5%
53/4
5%
5%
5%
8,200
*82
53/4
4,000
11%
12
12%
12%
12
121/4
ll3/4
12
29%
29
12%
30%
12%
27%;
29%
30%
29
295/8
28%
29%
62,500
68%
70%
70%
71%
70%
71
70 V2
713/s
71%
71%
100,900
44
46
44%
44%
44%
44%
*43V2
45
43%
441/2
1,300
78%
80
80%
83%
82%
83%
81%
82 3/s
80%
81%
31,500
18%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
18%
19%
19%
19%
18,600
2,400
3
26%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27Va
27%
27%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
1143/4
1143/4
280
49%
51%
51%
52%
51%
513/4
52%
521/8
52%
287,300
No par
113%
113%
112%
113%
112%
1121/4
2,000
27
86%
52
112
1123/4
1121/4
863/8
87
28
86%
112
86
18,300
No par
86%
86%
86 %
1
General
Outdoor Advertising
15
*36%
37%
x37%
37%
36%
37%
38
*3*7%
37%
900
1
General
Portland Cement Co
1
24%
26%
24%
26%
24%
253/8
24%
25
24%
24%
22,200
9
General
Precision Equipt Corp
1
39%
41%
40%
42
40%
42
39%
40%
38%
393/4
19,100
43
43
43
Preferred
Public
37 Va Mar 22
General
Public
Jan
38
Jan
3
12
19% Oct
25
25% May 19
17% May 11
22 % Mar
25% Jan
6
41 y2 Dec
34% May 17
41
8
1
44 % Jan
5
28
Mar 14
$1.60
series
$3.75
General
1
May 14
32% May
35%
•> 7
42 Va Feb
9
24
31% Jan
5%
*82
7%
10,000
30% Mar
5
2
5
81%
9%
7
600
4,300
100
preferred
$5
7% Jan
14
7%
82%
7 Va
82%
6%
82%
9%
9 Va
1,400
1%
common
44% Feb
6
1
General Motors Corp common
40% Mar
6
—1
No par
Corp
preferred
5%
May
57% Jan
115
3
May
5
33% Jan
115
2
49% May 14
107% Jan
53% Mar
7
54% Apr
5
1
—5
Corp
Electric
Jun
Dec
Corp
Controls Co
36% Feb
59
26% Jan
Finance
19
1
2
run.
82%
7
82
35%
18% May
Aug 11
7
38%
9%
6%
82
35
com
Inc
Co
38% May 18
8
av63%
No par
100
Corp
Cigar
7
52
683/4
Cable
1st preferred
4%
General
Jun
3
40
65
General
82% Jan
23
38%
67%
42% Mar 15
23% Apr
27
40 Va
66
5
Apr 23
46% Mar 20
*99
39
Bronze
83
27%
283/8
101
66 %
General
1
15
28%
*99
40%
9
Corp
28%
101
20%
*11%
63
20 Va Jan
May 14
6% Apr
34
*99
*46
37%
2
29
Oct
of
27%
27%
101
Bancshares Corp
5
10
5% Jan
Co
Transportation—1.25
General Baking
Co
common
*_5
$8 preferred
.
No par
42% Feb
37% Jan
29
48%
3%
31
78
53
47%
General
42% Dec
4
2
Industries Inc common.l
Corp
Wood
2
86 y2 Nov
10
79% Jan
26%, Jan
28% Oct
12
Gar
18
67% Apr
13
110% Dec
6
Jan
May 31
Dec
47
27% May 10
5
38% Sep
58
45
46%
11 % May 11
15
21
113
42%
46%
49%
Apr
5% Feb
2
10
42%
46
11% Jan
34% May
1
24
31
Apr 31
106% July 14
40%
5
90
8
68% Jan
Garrett
21%
5
Inc
Co
4
19
37 y4 Jan
7
Skogmo
2
79% Jan
80% Dec
May
Co
Gamble
Gardner-Denver
May
37% Jan
22% Mar 21
31
58
12
10
-1
Gabriel
Jan
2
24
Mar 27
2
19
3
18
6% Feb
45y2 Jan
40% Jan
24
27
Mar
83
102
61 % May
9
19
24% Oct
16
80
Oct
60 y2 May
32 Va Feb
14
8
19
12% Oct
25
4
27 Va May
50 y2 Nov
5Va Feb
2
14% Jan
94 % Jan
13% Nov
18
17
3
27% Apr
26% Jan
May 11
22
22% Feb 27
Jan
21
27% Jan
12
5% Dec
75
Feb
19% May 10
7
38 Va Dec
,
2
17
22 % Jan
6
,94% NOV ,15
"10 y4 Mar 3
May 26
75
58
Jan
4% Mar 19
1
3% May
July 28
98
2
20%
preferred
conv
No par
Service
10c
43
*41
*41
86
1,100
43
100
6%
6 Va
6%
63/8
6 3/s
6%
63/8
25,700
29%
30%
30%
32
31%
32%
31
32%
30%
31%
18,800
_6.67
Signal
32%
33%
33%
34
34
34%
33%
341/4
333/4
333/i
4,700
6
6%
6%
:10
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
18%
183/4
18%
18%
8,600
1
Refractories
35%
36
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
34%
36%
35
35%
4,400
27
27%
*27
27%
26%
*26%
26%
Industries
General Steel
*41
43
*37
2.50
Utilities Corp
General Railway
General
*41
87
General Telephone Co of Florida—
3
27% May 11
26% Jan
15
28
Mar
27
26% July 14
25% Jan
5
27
Mar 22
Nov
1
29
Jan
24
3
32% Apr
21% May 14
20% Mar 20
13% Jun
22
92% Jan
25
101% Dec
7
Sep
19
107
Nov
22
29
12
May 14
24% Apr
100
30
98% Jan
3
104
6
30% Jan
3
53% Jan
4
30 % Apr
4
102% Feb 23
General
Tire
58% Jan
May 14
Corp
Rubber
&
preference
$5
5 % %
Gerber
2
20
Feb
16
Getty
Oil
19
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
51% Dec
12
24% Oct
13
16% Jan
3
12 % Oct
3
Products
5
Gibralter
55
Jan
2
Gillette
43% Mar 15
Gimbel
4
22% May 14
32% Mar 21
Ginn
16% May 8
11% May 10
40% Apr 30
13
11% May 11
Globe-Wernicke
1% Apr
4
52% May 18
Jan
4
Goebel
14
Glen
45% Feb
14
Glidden
51% Jan
3
79
72% Jan
4
Goodrich
33% Jan
4
47% Nov 15
37% May 17
44% Jan
2
Goodyear Tire
27
Jan
3
55% Dec
5
44 % May 18
54% Feb
9
Gould-National
35% Jan
4
90
Dec
6
69
May
Nov 21
15% Feb
2
1
Dec~27
May 18
86% Mar 23
34% May 18
37% May 11
Alden
When
18%
17
20 Va Jan
29
40% May 17
21% May 18
34 % Jan
2
Grand
35% Jan
17
52% Aug
9
33
49 % Jan
2
Granite
30
15% Apr
11
25% Jan
18
39% Apr
3
23% May 11
29% Jan
2
75% Jan
4
80
6
76% Jan
Jan
3
26% Nov 28
12 Va May 14
25 Va Jan
35"% Jan
3
70% Nov 30
50% May 14
60% Jan
19% Jan
3
28% Apr
48% Jan
3
16% Jan
May 14
12% Apr
Mar
2
81 % Mar 19
Co
Mining
Granby
Union
Graniteville
(W
Grant
3%%
52%
52%
535/8
53
533/4
523/4
533/4
52%
523/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
165/a
15%
161/4
155/8
16
15%
16%
155/B
163/8
16
16
153/4
16
155/8
16
of Calif_l
33%
38
383/4
40
38%
39%
37V2
38%
37%
37%
371/4
40%
41
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
43
85,500
40%
41%
40%
41%
39%
40%
393/4
40%
38 5/a
395/8
23,000
22%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
24%
241/4
24%
245/a
5
16%
17%
17 %
17
17%
173/a
173/4
173/4
173/4
8,800
12
12 Va
12
173/a
12%
12
12 %
12
12
12
121/4
36,400
42
43
425/8
43
42%
43
423/4
423/4
5,100
12
12
12%
123/a
12%
12
12
3,400
1%
13/4
l3/4
3
35% Feb
28
7
144% Jan
29
36% Jan
2
24% May 14
30
15
93
Jan
8
94% May 14
55
Apr
9
57% Apr
43% Feb
36%
353/4
36%
471/8
441/4
443/4
6,300
72%
69
703/a
27,600
343/4
35%
4,800
5
17%
17%
173/4
18
175/8
17%
17%
18 Va
181/4
18%
1,800
22%
23%
23%
24
23
23%
23
23%
215/a
225/s
17,000
33
34%-
345/s
353/8
34%
351/4
34 %
35
333/4
34
13%
14%
2.50
100
23%
23%
79%
79%
■
s
xl3%
24
*79%
9,700
135/8
14
13%
135/s
13%
133/4
9,300
241/4
24%
24%
24V8
241/2
24Va
24%
8,100
80%
*79%
80%
*79%
801/2
*79%
80%
14 Va
,
20
15,400
25,500
Prop—No par
20%
20%
20%
205/a
20%
203/B
20%
20%
205/a
46%
47%
473/4
48%
48
48%
48
48V4
47%
47%
1,900
40 Va
40%
41
425/a
41%
42 3/s
41
413/4
41
41%
20,500
24
25%
25%
27
25%
263/a
24%
25
24
243/a
45,300
3
21
Iron
Great Western
7%
Green
Ore
Co
Co
Sugar
com
~4%%
conv
preference
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
4
2
$5
32% Jan
3
44
Dec
13
37% May 14
44 Va Apr
35 % Jan
16
47% Nov
13
19
12
3
94% May 11
Jan
2
97
Mar
93% Apr
104% Dec
10
95
Jan
24
97
Apr
18
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
104% Jan
10
106% Apr
30
$5
106
13
Mar 12
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend
dividend
$5.08
preferred
dividend
Gustln-Bacon
preferred
Mfg Co
343/4
143
3
100
24%
26%
26%
27%
26%
94%
94%
94%
94%
*941/4
56
56%
56%
56%
56%
50
1
States Utilities Co com_No par
87% Jan
35
143%
28%
Gulf
90
34%
*143
27%
Oil
15
33%
143
27%
Gulf
Corp
33%
143
3
No par
8.33%
preferred
94% Jun
108 % Mar 14
100
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
88% Apr 27
7
No par
preferred
Shoe Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4 % %
preferred
78% Feb
70%
52%
27 Va Jan
27.
45
73 %
36
123/b
1
see page
47%
72
373/8
52%
3
footnotes,
47
75
36%
12%
75
41
473/4
73%
37%
36,400
533/4
24% Apr
10
46%
73%
36
30,900
3 81/4
125/8
12
Jan
47
71%
535/8
373/4
12%
11
28% May 14
46%
52 5/a
383/4
51 3/4
Dec
105
4
Inc
5,100
553/4
13 Va
27% Oct
49% Mar 29
373/4
55%
79
7
53%
38%
123/a
3
Dec
56%
38%
533/4
3
43% Apr
55%
39 Va
54%
203/4
Jan
31
56%
37%
133/a
18% Jan
37% Jan
553/4
38%
13/4
25
No par
Great Western Financial Corp
1
27 Va May 10
May
56%
37%
1%
13
317/aMay
34% May 14
53%
No par
l5/a
53%
140% Mar
2
13/4
53%
1
Aug
15/a
13 Va
39% Jun
40
xll%
1%
6,100
12%
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
96% May 24
11%
1%
6,500
9,800
50%
42% Jan
Feb
41%
11%
5,600
17,300
1
24
May 19
41
Stores
20
27
100
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Grayson-Robinson
44% Dec
146
120
99%
105
Great
5
Paper
May 14
263/8
*991/4
*103
15%
common
Ry
69
87,300
99%
52
5
Co
39% Dec
i
36,700
Co
T)
Northern
For
441/4
preferred
Northern
12
43%
6.25
Nor
33% Jan
45
Steel
City
Great
9
441/4
26%
273/s
104
104
5
Great
28
46
Ltd
Co
Great
Jun
443/4
Co
47% Feb
Jan
45%
99V4
99%
1
62 % Feb
101
45%
Co
24% Feb
102
44%
263/a
28%
105
1
Batteries
&
20 Va May 14
4
42
issued
46
May 8
40% May 11
Oct
11,800
27
*99 %
*103
1
& Rubber
7
91
3 8 3,4
99%
1
10
23
Sep 20
4
86% Jan
38 3/4
28%
105
26,600
5
Mar 22
85
383/4
Co
Corp
51% Feb
13
38 5/a
*103
105
13
5
39% July 12
Mar 22
39
(B F)
(W R)
Grace
5
29% Apr
3 8 5/8
Co
4
90
39
Corp
Brewing
Jan
3
38 3/4
Co
14% Feb
3
Jan
38%
Co
14% Sep
20
38%
Inc
8
&
3
3
5
*103%
Gladding McBean & Co—
Jan
19
4
3
99%
Brothers
31% Aug
23% May 11
3
13
X275/b
99%
Co
1% Jan
Jan
27%
99%
125/e
1
Mar
37% May 14
38% May 18
11% Jan
28% Jan
25%
500
133/a
5
Financial
53
18
35% Jan
25% Feb
125/s
Co
Cement
57% Dec
17% May 16
47
Nov 28
139
133/a
Co
33% May 14
13
133/a
123/4
192,100
10
62% Jan
2
15% May 10
8
13
23
1
8
15% Jan
Mar
6% Jan
13
22 5/a
—_1
50% Jan
May 19
21
26
12
com
1,900
23
4
17
21
6
x22 5/a
Georgia-Pacific Corp
2
70% Nov
26%
23 %
—
3
3
July 25
26%
23
Inc
Genesco
Nov
17
27%
26%
23%
preference
14% Jan
42
27%
26%
22 5/8
80c
Time
42
75 % May 24
27%
26%
22%
100
100
20
General
38 Va May 10
41 % Dec
27
26 %
30c
Tele & Electronics
106% Apr
26%
21%
—2.50
General
19% Feb
26%
26 %
preferred
2
13
42% Feb 19
Mar 22
25
25
(series B)
preferred
$1.25
3.33%
1
$1.30
25 y2 Jan
24% Jun
100
100
100
100
100
2.50
30
295/s
%
333/4
34%
33%
144
143%
1433/4
143%
30
29Va
29%
29 Va
>29 5/a
28%
273/4
283/a
,28%
29Va
343/4
*941/4
95
95
*941/4
2,700
33%
143
150
'
2,600
27,900
95
40
57
9,200
56%
56%
11,'±00
563/4
57
37
37%
25%
20,000
34%
36 Va
36%
37%
36%
37%
355/8
37%
25%
25%
253/a
25%
25%
25%
25%
255/8
25%
♦75%
76%
763/4
763/4
*76%
78
76%
76%
*763/4
37%
39
39%
40%
393/4
40%
39%
40
383/4
39%
56,900
38%
39%
X39%
393/4
393/4
39V»
39%
39
395/8
14,300
*94%
95%
X92 %
92%
96
x95%
95%
95%
95%
98%
*953/4
98%
*953/4
98%
107%
*105%
107%
*105'/4
107V4
96
*97
*106%
108
28%
108
29%
*106%
30
109
31%
393/8
*92
*1063/4
31%
32%
7,500
300
*92
94
109
78
'
94
*92
96
10
*941/4
95
*94%
96
120
*95%
98%
*953/4
96%
*105 %
107V2
*105%
107%
*1063/4
109
*1063/4
109
30%
313/8
30%
30 5/8
—
100
4,100
Volume
195
Number
6161
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2393)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Highest
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 14
Par
Thursday
May 15
May "6
May 17
Friday
the Week
May 18
Shares
H
53 % Jan
30
66
19
60% Jan
39 Va May
18
60 Va Nov
4
42% Jan
3
"
20
23
Nov
29% Nov
29
21% Oct
28% Feb
9
3
112%: Feb
13
3
36
Nov
16
26% Aug
1
33 Va Dec 21
38
Dec
4
35% Dec
15
58% Mar'28
.35
Jun
19
46
Jan
128
6
32 % Dec
1
4
32% Mar
18
6
43% Mar 15
47 y4 Apr
27
28
17 y4 Jan
H27
Nov
28
40% Sep
19
73% Nov 21
20y4 May 10
45
May 14
87
Mar 16
86
Jan
3
74% May 25
35
Jan
29
7
Jan
...
3
24
46%
Jan
38% Nov 20
108
Jan
3
115
67% Jan
4
86
38
Nov"17
Jan
Hazeltine
64% Jan
18
88
Mar
2
Heinz
19% Apr
6
Heller
(W
E)
17
Helme
(G
W)
39% May 14
Mar 21
50
9
7%
69 Va Dec
53 ya Sepl9
20% Jan
26
6
53
25
Apr
1
5%
82
Jan
3
$2
40% Mar 27
48% Apr
28 y2 Mar 30
3
Sep
Feb
23
1
13
21
7% Feb
7
16
Jan
20
7% May 18
10
43% Mar 22
33% Feb
May
Jan
11
24% Jan
12
30
14% Oct
31
Apr 28
29% May 10
29
liy4 Mar 13
11% May 8
7% Apr 30
17% Jan
8 % Dec
29% Apr
19
30
36% Mar
29% Feb
6
31% Aug
9
30 % Mar 28
30% Jan
40 % Jan
4.4% Mar 28
51% May 11
Homestake
32.0 May 14
41% Jan
3
Hooker
90 % Feb
14
43% Aug 28
Apr
5
88
Jan
93
20
Mar
2
29% Dec
3% Dec
15
6
16 V* Dec
18
19
Apr
3
24% Nov
Sep
22
40 V2 Dec
19
60 y2
74 y4 Feb
23
16% Jan
Sep
8
5
47
Jan
10
r: 90
Jan
9
10% Dec
27
y
127% Dec
11
•15% Mar 23.
3
23y4 Apr
Jan
3
58 % May
35 y2 Jan
3
72% Dec
4
82% May 17
Mar 29
88
96
>May 11
119% Mar
8
4%
4.40%
Jan
4
Howard
17% Feb
8
Howe
56% Apr
9
Hudson
68% Jan
2
Hunt Foods
-
97
Jan
2
101% Mar
97
Jah
4
101
7% Jan
10
Sound
2
Idaho
Power
2
Ideal
Cement
2
Illinois
Central
30
Illinois
Power
44%
Dec-19
37% May 18
42% Jan 16
46
Oct
37
41
Jan
Apr
114%
No par
56 % Jan
25
64
Indianapolis
Feb
8
943/a Aug
9
Jan
2
305/8 Apr
26
5Y8 May 17
62% May 14
20
common
preferred
7 % Feb
19
Jan
5
87
607
Oct
9
149% Apr
54% Oct
27
84 % Nov
23YsJan
25
55 % Jun
14
«
430
48 %
145
6
77% Jan
3
24Va Sep
27
58% Jan
3
87
22% May 11
2
94% Dec
29
Dec
19
26
38% Oct
96
Co
42 Va Apr
1233/4 Mar
„
17
7
11
393/4 Nov 22
4
2
33% Jan
60Ya Apr
118% Dec
13
11
48% Jun
12
40% Jan
12
50% Jun
13
21% Jun
27
20% Jan
4
52% Nov 22
2 6 5/8 Nov 30
42% Jan
3
62% Nov
413/4 Jan
3
383/a Jan
10
21% Jan
3
113
Oct
18
17% Oct
24
13 3/a Oct
24
2
14
9
Mar 16
102
102
102
102
102
102
32
57% Mar
159 V* Mar
57
Feb
853/4 Mar
6
Interlake
4
21
86
May 10
26% Feb
1
29 % Jan
2
37% Mar 13
41% May 14
98
May 10
393/4 May 18
98
Jan
3
29
Feb
19%
19%
40%
41
41
49%
49%
49%
79%
80
*86%
87
&
Iron
International
Int'l
5%
10%
f103/4
1,300
12%
12%
123/4
28,500
53%
53
53%
*53%
53%
53%
54'
53%
53 Va
4,200
51%
51%
52%
50%
52 Va
49%
50 Ya
51%
15,700
99%
99%
99%
100
100%
*99 %
100
38%
17%
17%
30%
2
International
2
Iowa
4,800
38%
37%
38
4
15 Va Jan
3
74Y8 May 22
110% Mar
7
30Va Dec
13
56 % J an
3
75Y8 Dec
12
96
3
102% Dec
4
48
May 14
86
Apr
30
20% May
1
523/4 May 14
101
Mar
8
Creek
52 %
52 %
*51%
52%
*51%
9,900
52%
52 %
32%
*96%
25
5
438 %
Circuit
Lake
*83%
1
46
46
Johnson
29% Jan
2
Jonathan
73% Jan
2
Jones
&
33 %
33%
97
*96%
253/a
25 Va
454%
452
40
153
403/a
39%
52%
53
47
*45
180
320
293/a
293/4
6%
5Ya
5Ya
5 Ya
64%
66 %
67
153
403/8
2,200
*151
39%
51%
53
45
40
23,100
53%
'
*45
96%
96%
96
96
96
97
26
26
463
452
26%
447
52%
42 Va
525/a
156Va
403/4
156
40
1034
*83%
30
10%
32 Va
85
29
73%
85
10Ya
x31
96
*943/4
73Ya
26 Ya
457
52
156%
523/4
157
10%
27
459%
26Ya
5,800
451%
93,500
53
52%
156%
1563/a
40%
393/4
85
85
293/a
X71%
293/a
29
29
72 Ya
71%
72%
10%
11
10 3/4
11%
8,700
313/a
30%
31%
30%
30%
91,200
95%
*94%
95%
*943/4
95 Va
8%
8
8%
7Ya
7Ya
*7%
8Ya
46%
*46
46%
13"%
45%
45%
45%
45%
80
12 Ya
13 Va
12 3/4
12%
4,100
28%
27%
283/a
27 Va
273/4
16,400
27%
27Va
29%
28
86%
88
86%
87
26%
26%
26%
2634
2 6'/a
26Ya
37
38
38
38Ya
38Va
39
*385/a
40%
*39%
40 Va
*39%
44Ya
99 Va
99
41 %
42
41 %
8734
*39%
40Va
46%
44Ya
100 Va
100
873/4
45Ya
41
*46
42
100
413/a
46%
88
88
89 %
26 Ya
2 6Ya
263/4
4,300
37Y6
38 %
4,-500
40%
,
*39%
44%
44%
100%
10134
40%
40 Ya
393/4
40
46 Va
46%
46%
23 Ya
40Ya
40Ya
42%
40:%
42
40
41 %
23 Va
24
233/a
23%
23%
23Ya
23 Va
233/4
23 3/a
533/4
55%
55
53%
55
53%
53 '/a
*46
*543/4
463/4
47 Ya
48V*
48 Va
48%
49%
48%
4&%
4o34
4,200
48
47%
47%
47
48%
47%
47%
47%
43%
4.200
20%
26%
26%
263/4
26 3/4
11
*119
16%
12Ya
18
*85
25%
120
1
253/a
*119
163/4
163/4
13%
xl2Ya
*119
16%
17%
13%
183/4
18%
18Ya
87
86%
86%
x53%
56
543/4
56%
*85
87
86
86
48
49
49
49Ya
.
16 %
16YB
13
13
13%
13Ya
54Va
55%
53%
54 Va
*85%
87 Va
*85 Va
87%
49
88%
893/4
91
20%
22
213/4
22 %
523/»
56
55%
573/8
55%
102%
l023/4
1023/4
*102Va
102 Va
120
*119
85%
87%
100
17
13%
laYa
5
.
120
85%
50c
Jov
Manufacturing Co
25%
25Ya
120
common_10
Inc
4
48 5
47%
5
4
Ou
25%
pfd—100
Corp
173% Jan
89%
213/4
50
89%
21 Ya
56%
103
h
34
86 3/4
Id Va
86V4
a
*119
16%
13
l/Va
86
53
*85%
4,700
120
16 %
3,300
13
1,700
11 Ya
7,400
100
86
53 Va
5.2UO
87%
20
48 V*
49 %
48 34
4^ Va
23,400
90
91
88 Va
893/4
3,100
22 Va
22 Ya
7,400
54 %
55%
54%
55%
36,600
102 Va
102%
*102 Va
102 3 4
21%
21%
80
1
15%
15%
*15%
15%
153/a
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
1,600
1
29Ya.
30%
30%
31 Ya
31Va
32
31
32
39%
31 Ya
6,300
.
For
footnotes,
see page
27.
coo
7,800
47%
100
40% Jan
1,500
OO
1
5
Co
29Ya Apr
2,020
3,000
10
Co
15% May 18
86,100
50c
Co
48
1,300
40%
45%
100%,
44 %
100
38%
46%
400
39
88
26%
46%
39%
5
5%
100
2,800
39,000
*7Vs
44%
common
Laughlin Steel
470
15,300
,463/4
8%
47
99
^
23,500
40
86
1
•
53
156 Ya
*84
-3.50
Lt
80
26%
445%
39%
25%
5
100
3,900
97
12Ya
*46
3,COO
35
13%
25
53%
47
34%
13%.
5
153
16,300
60
39%
45
12%
com
1,700
68
153
39Ya
53 %
47
3,700
67
160
12
,
8,800
6
35%
29%
31 %
29%
34%
73Ya
*95%
35%
293/a
58%
30
35
72
96
343/4
33%
*29
31 Ya
34 Ya
33 %
*83%
103/4
*7%
156%
160
85
10 %
*46%r
503/4
1
41%
Johnson—
Logan
52 %
*45
*39%
Inc common
Johns-Manville
39
513/4
30Ya
100
preferred
7
39%
47
64%
34%
10c
Co
Jewel Tea
7
*151
*95%
8.33%
Corp
Sulphur
2
Feb
160
29
1
751/4 Jan
Co
64%
com_No par
Tel
Breaker
Machine
58
29%
6%
64%
35Ya
No par
21 % May 26
30
*52
73%
Co
preferred series A
Jorgensen
(Earle M> Co
Mar 20
51
*45
—1
com
Light
Coal
Jersey Cent Pwr &
102YaMar26
38%
20
Corp
preferred—
&
52
7,300
48
2.50
Co
7
59Ya Feb
»473/a
29
Stores
Feb
112
48
71
&
Power
33/4%
46 3/a
*473/a
5
Iowa-Illinois
73% Jan
*151
100
Iowa
Mar 29
*453/4
48
40Va
2
86
46%
*473/a
51 %
12
52% May 11
84% Mar 21
*453/4
48
1 56 34
27
3
46Y4
38 %
Apr
27
*453/4
*473/a
48%
Jan
Jun
52
453/4
48
1 5 6 3/4
50
Nov
2,100
47,900
523/4 Apr
86
18
37%
33
83
*17%
37%
1
20
17Ya
37Ya
19
14
17%
100
373/a
27
Jefferson
40
38%
37Ya
44%Fpb
13
*373/4
37%
453/4 Jan
81% Nov
38 Va
21,600
323/4
49
553/4 Feb
*37%
8
40 Va
com—5
Light &
Elec
Jaeger
18
73/4
26 Ya
Limited
Utilities
593/4 Jan
21
38%
7Ya
32 3/4
25
21
10
*37%
'^18
140
99%
7%
No par
Tel &
Feb
24Ya Feb
17%
18
100
99 Va
39 3/4
pfd series B
53
87
38
8
100
26 Va
convertible preferred
16% Jan
38
7%
100
32 Ya
No par
Silver
International
$6
8%
50 %
100
*99%
393/4
preferred—
conv
I-T-E
7%
100
26 Ya
common
Resistance
Power
3
99%
32%
No par
International
Dept
Jan
100
39%
51% Nov 24
2
99 V*
26
Power Co
Gas & Electric Co
173/4 Mar
ICC
33%
-
12
8
7% '
No par
Rectifier
58 Va Jan
21% Mar
8,100
10%
12%
39%
373/4
Corp
Packers
115 % Jan
122 % Mar 12
105
10%
13 Va
*37%
1
Mining
Interstate
24
104
10%
12%
26%
:
Interstate
Jan
260
96%
10%.
5
Salt
16% May 11
106%
640
87 Va
13%
100
3
118
*95
10%
t«-7%
Rys of Cent Amer com„No par
preferred-—
,100
Island
*86 %
*
32a/4
Machines
International
$2
yb'Var
13
100
Paper
preferred
7%
105 %
r>'
86%
385/a
common
of, Canada
Nickel
4%
»yt>
10%
1
Chemical
2
1223/4 May 10
245/8 Feb 20
109
86 Va
.
13%
*99 %
No par
common
&
50 Ya Jan
May
106%
107%
96 %
26%
Corp
25 Va Jan
24
86%
es
32Ya
Inc
Business
29
5
X106
106%
86%
<■95
96%...
10%
<•
No par
Ctfs
26
28
-
52%
No par
Co
Jan
Dec
87
*95
12,000
81%"'
48%
100
23
33% Dec
%
*86
-
700
50
%(?v't Kt'8l%
12%
Light_No par
Shoe
7
82
59 Ya
50 %
82
-10%
15
common
International
50 % Mar
49%
81%
6
455/8 Apr
36Ya Jan
24
50
81
63/a
65Ya
International
2
49%
81
41
58%
*293/a
International
Mar
49%
*79 Va
'
*95 % .-96%
19%
*40 Va
58%
29%
Power
27
45
5,100
20
40%
*16
50
Apr 24
39 Va May 11
41 %
700
193/4
19%
40%
47
26
Mar 26
16 %
20%
40
*46%
103/a Feb
36
♦153/4
16%
19%
40
*49
International
25% May 14
16%
16%
19%
50
International
5
*15%
16%
40
47
16
4
16%
15%
18%
*46%
19
Jan
2,900
*49
38 Va Mar 16
54
7,200
3 Ya
50
97 Va Feb
/18Ya Jan
33 Va
3 Ya
47
153/4 Jan
May 14
33%
3%
33 %
3%
343/4
3
12
170
33%
3%
*49
15
45% May 17
102 Va
33%
3%
4
102%
33%
33%
*46 Va
32 3/4 Jan
2
27,100
3
1
preferred
$4
15,900
33
102
50
85s/a Jan
2
513/8
91
383/4
preferred
Int'l
50Ya
32%
*89 Va
33%
353/4
Minerals
4%
102
51
1,500
15,200
91
47
Harvester
7%
Int'l
32%
*89%
*49
May 14
Jan
3%
50 %
33%
*46%
Int'l
8
16
32%
49%
33%
x35
International
12% May 10
173/a May 18
3
91
48%
50
1
83
26
*89
32
47
2
85% May 19
Sep
91
4
33%
26%
Corp
Corp
preferred
213/4 Nov 27
Jan
*89
32%
303/4
32%
34%
58%
29%
6
Steel
3
13
91
34%
*30%
34%
32
preferred
27
37
33%
49%
*31%
30%
*49
Ingersoll-Rand
13% Jan
Jan
51%
32
Industrla Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
80% Jan
483/4 Feb
50
*90
33%
31%
33%
383/a
common
—
4%%
31%
*30 %
34
*46%
33 %
573/4
29%
x6
62 %
May 11
7% Jan
11
32% Jan
Jan
29
578 % Jan
26
49%
32
30%
50
9 Ya Apr 30
30y* May 17
38 Va Jun
6
353/4 Nov 30
443/4 Jan
32%
50
95
24
235/a July 12
108% Nov
31%
*30%
preferred
71
11
69 % Mar 28
35 Ya Apr
1
Apr
900
preferred
General
29
28
Nov 17
143/4 Feb
2
May 14
38 % May
81
Jan
36% May 16
Dec
May
98
9,300
7%
25%
Interchemical
95
Apr 12
273/a May 31
12 Va
7%
*27
31%
22
3
300
11%
7%
25%
325/a May 14
91% Jan
8
18
27%
12%
385/8
17
Jan
27%
11%
7%
38
Insuranshares
21% Jan
*26%
12%
7%
'25
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
90
26%
12%
5
Inland
39 % Jan
26%
7%
32%
5
Co
RR
2
47% Apr
500
5,100
No par
Co
2
27
130
7%
28%
12%
31
_5
2
48 3% Jan
31
50
Co
73
7%
283/a
27
31%
101
7,300
7%
30%
-
900
15,700
11%
7%
1
Co
New
6%
*72
8
28%
32 %
3%
73
28%
*30%
100
Apr
May 16
7%
29%
33%
100
...
Jan
153
*72
8
*7%
28%
30%
5
com
59
5
7%
32 %
1
54
23% Nov
30
••"26
73
29
*30%
100
19
5
12
100
May 17
20
26%
7%
100
Apr
Jan
7%
■
28 %
11%
common_No par
45
151
*72 Va
7%
26%
50
50
16 Va Sep
72%
73
5
20
45% Dec
72 Va
*72%
25
29
28
16
par
Co
55% Dec
Dec
153/4
common—1
583/4 Dec
Oct
7
16
5
preferred
3
152
35
4
15%
par
common
33% Jan
7
16%
12.50
Corp
353/4 Jan'30
19
15%
1
37% May 11
123/4 Dec
15%
30
Inc
12
933/4 Feb
15%
28
preferred
14
295/a Jun
15%.
10
Nov
5
26 Ya
5
49 Ya Dec
4
23
26%
25
3
J an
51
23
27
50c
18
34
50%
24
26%
16
*7%
A
Jan
142 Va Jan
51%
23%
26%
27%
Corp
40% Jan
May 19
3
42% Jan
50%
24 Va
50
29% May 14
447
53%
24 Va
preferred
27
20,800
52
26 %
4.70%
4.42%
70
11,200
26%
May 16
10
36
24%
2.50
common
10
68
353/a
52%
453/4
50
*60
36
25%
*473/a
4.20%
69
35%
115 %
24%
50
Indiana
*60
36%
*114%
51%
50
9
115%
26
preferred
Nov
72
24%
preferred
5
19,800
51%
4.08%
493/4 May
220
39
23%
4.26%
46
39
x38
50%
9
43 % Mar 30
*38%
39%
*113 Va
114%
36
1,000
39
38%
24%
9
Mar
38%
41
*62
36
May
2
73
34%
52 %
44
*63
35
47 %
4
70
34%
463/a May
5
145
115%
3
26
3
*111%
17
Va Feb
3
115%
*65
Jan
32% Jan
5 Va Jan
*114%
Jan
463/4 Feb
71 Ya Jan
*38%
50
47 % Apr 12
44% May 22
Jan
39 V*
39%
45
503/4 May
4
35%
5,500
12,900
88'/a
*38%
10
16
37%
22
523/^
*87%
39%
503/a Nov 14
23
35%
21Ya
52
88 Va
41%
Refrigerator
Nov
22%
52
*87%
40 %
Hupp Corp common
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann
21%
50%
r
*38 %
39%
4
323/4 Jan
43
%
41%
A
46 3/4'Feb
88
39%'
B
29% Jan
15
51%
*87
39%
series
30% May 4
23% Apr 30
373/4 May 10
10
323/4 Sep
483/a Oct
51
88 %
38%
series
11
39% Oct
3
22%
51%
1 1/24
preferred
3
24%
preferred—25
preferred
13
23%
22%
12,000
5%
Jan
8,500
24%
23,100
5%
21% Feb
39
24 Va
24
•22
1,300
15 Ya
6
2
23%
25%
u.:
37 Va
28
18
13,800
23%
35 Ya
Indust Inc
Jan
Feb
9% Mar 26
23 %
23 Va
'15%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
&
38%
10
22 Ya
23
24
*,
40
*36%
Co
Jan
28
50%
*87%
88%. i'
40%
*39%
16%
Lighting & Power—No par
Stores' Corp
1
13
17
25 % Apr
49%
i*39%
40
37 Va
preferred
37
30 Va May 31
45
9,800
.1 73/4
1
Finance
7
Sep
July
21%
3,200
21 Ya
73/4
v
15%
preferred
preferred
Houston
24% >"
35%
21%
36%
3%%
9
23 %
21
35%
22 %
5
convertible
Household
*39%
21
35%
16%
Bearing
29
40
44 Va Jan
■
$2.25
39%
21%
35
7,200
36%
Houdaille-Industries Inc
10% May 10
12
31% Jan
-
May 17
57% Mar 20
39%
21
11,400
2,600
36%
America
9
23
4
1
41
&
of
V,
*
<
12,500
333/4
16
Winston
convertible
21
6
Jan
23% Mar
Ball
Corp
*8 Va
55 %
32%
37%
Mining
Jun
3
41
5%
8Va
8%
54%
32%
16%
series
&
11% Apr
15% Dec
43
Aug 18
47% Aug 21
May 10
Hotel
8%
-*8 %
t
55%
36%
—
Hoover
5
8%
8%
54
32 Va
1
Chemical
12% May 18
51% May 3
48% May 14
7
99% May 24
100
34% Jan
■I
100
15
12
21%
55%
33%
39
No
preferred
$5 div 2nd pfd ser C—No
Jan
5
4
Jan
27
23%
29%
16 Va
Co
convertible
35% Feb
5
83
Apr
35%
22
28%
35%
Corp
pfd
Rinehart
17 % Jan
18
'76
45
10
Jan
13
14% Jan
20
2
30
93 y4 Nov >1
10*'
7% Oct
38% Jan
13
85% Nov
86% Jan
92 y2 Jan
3% Apr
103
15% May 7
18% May 14
80 y2 Jun »-'9
8iy2 Aug 16
88 y2 Jan 10
90 y2 Jan
Mar 22
26% Jan'
10
Mar 10
33% Jan
36
7
9
35
24 %
31
16%
$4.25
90
7
35%
23
24%
preferred_No par
Electronics
30% Feb
83% Feb
33%
.
4,100
30%
36
common
Corp
conv
16
5%
21%
127
39%'
15%
Holly Sugar Corp common
Holt
21 Va
.
28
*
35%
Holland Furnace Co
16
28
32%
20%
5
Nov
42
33%
21%
10.
Inc
Hotels
Hoffman
8% Feb
32%
20%
400
2,200
10,300
34,900
273/4
273/a
•"'39 Va
*126
21
31%
273/4
a
127
31%
24%
25c
Corp
5%%
30% Feb
May 14
Hill
Hilton
*126
55
20%
38%
127
27%
-31%
22%
*87%
"126
•40
31%
55%
23
'
-39%
55
21%
A--1
*
53% Jan
July 14
41% Apr
4
34'A Jun 22
-
8
4
27% May 14
26% May 14
X31
40
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3%% preferred series A
100
74
,
28
-it
127
>♦39%
.
40c
4
6
17
8
50
19% Jan
Nov
34
22%
Hewlett-Packard
72
May 26
32%
22%
2
6
40%
32%
1
1
2
30% Jan
■|
30%
20%
14
66
Jan
54
Feb
28% Apr
70
31%
51
Jan
2
*126
30%
-
8.33%
class
16
28 ya
39%
100
Co
32
39%
29
Hewitt-Robins
x32
100
93
32%
400
22
*90
27%
37
18% Nov
Jan
Hertz
*21%
93
27%
Co
Chocolate
16%
22
29%
65 % Jan
May 18
23% May 14
15% May 14
4
Hershey
93
31%
100
A
16%
22
22%
*90
39%
127
71
*92
*22
38%
common
class
12,800
17 %
22
93
29%
preferred
conv
16 Va
16%
22
38%"
37%
*126
5
common
Powder
9,000
30%
29%.
f
.—5
Industries
&
55%
32%
5
non-cumulative
Hercules
115
70% May 10
18
Co
55
28%
No par
Curtis
56
32 %
preferred
44% .Tan
33% May
Oct
J)
(H
3.65 %
Helene
1,700
55%
*90
93 > 1
1.25
Corp
2
Jan
48
May 18
112
4
55%
27%
Hayes Industries Inc
317a Jan
55%
32%
Marx
30% Mar 23
15
Apr 30
35% May 14
36V2 Mar 6
Nov~ 17
29% Jan
34
18
32
33%
Harsco Corporation—
Harshaw Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner
2
35%
31%
*69
28 Va
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hat Corp of America common
5% preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
35 % Jan
35%
31%
71
32
1
3
Mar 29
35%
31 Va
28
1.
4
42
*34%
31%
33%
Inc
9% Jan
21% May 14
18% Nov
World
&
*69
35%
31%
28 Va
Corp
37% Mar 23
May 8
7% Apr 30
39% Feb 20
21%
70
*34%
33%
7.50
com
30% Jan
20 y4
9
20
16%
17
69%
36
27%
100
&
16%
>
*9C
2.50
Refrac
Brace
55%
71
1
Co
A)
54 Va
21%
100
preferred
38% Feb
9
46% Apr
(M
6%
54 %
71
2.50
Co
Co
Harbison-Walker
24% Jan
May 10
Jan
81
Hanna
20 V4
May 14
11
49 % Feb
13
31%
14%
_1
common
preferred
Organ
30 V2 May 14
29% Oct
13
15
48% Mar 13
Hammond
Harris-Intertype
13% Feb
27
34% Jan
128 % Apr
Co
Paper
2
-
37% Feb
4
Watch
31
53 %
■
1
convertible
2
7
36 y2 Dec
34% Jan
4 %
Hammermill
39% Jan
18
,
3
31
75% Jan
36% Aug
6
Hamilton
Jan
36% Jan
70
31%
*35
5.
Co
51
27 y4 May
23
Hallicrafters
70
31
5
Co—,
2
27% Jan
2
Printing Co
2
27% Jan
108
(W F)
25 /<
-12.50
!
issued—
When
5
3
24
Halliburton
Water
Harcourt
4
8% Feb 1
14
Hackensack
28% May 18
20% Jan
23% Jan
59% Feb
12
7
24% Jan
25 Va Oct
Hall
123% Jan
May 24
44% Sep
80 y4 Dec
22
27% Apr 30
27% May 17
37 Va May 14
'
31
May 18
36 % Mar
20% May 2
88% Apr 26
30% Apr
9
24
42% Oct
35 %
30% May 11
51% Jan 22
14% May 14
Oct
120% Jan 1 9
Apr
31
14
26% Jan
91
74
35 y4 May 18
25 Va Jan
Apr
...
T*
22
(2394)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE'STOCK .RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday.
Wednesday
May 14
May 1.5
SALE
PRICES
May 16
Par
1
"
Sales for
Thursday
I
•
the Week
Friday
May 17
Shares
May 18
K
28% May 14
49% May 23
29% Dec
1
88% Dec
44% Jan
22
108% Apr
25
11
48% Jun
1
102
Oct
10
122
May 19
100
88% Jan
37
50% Apr
Jan
3
105 '
Jan
12
112
19
122
Jun
Jan
10
17
87
Nov
6
71 % Jan
9
75 % Jan
9
82
Dec
13
80% Jan
9
84% Jan
27
92% Feb
6
Oct
89
89
87
Dec
93
Jun
27
68% Jan
3
-
10
4
70
Nov
37% Jan
3
54% Nov
12% Jan
3
-
50% Jan
11
31% Feb
23
25% Jan
«
Jan
26
95
28
Nov
24
55'
46
Oct
5
3
49% Nov
27
3
94 % May 16
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.35%
preferred
52
Jan
4
38% Sep
27
32% Jan
4
24
28
Feb
21
Kansas
7
Kansas
Power
Kayser-Roth
,
31% May 11
40% Jan
-29% May 11
48
76% Jun
21
16% Jan
14% Nov
36
•
86
Jan
\
11
71% May 14
33% May 14
41
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
93
5
19
10
64 % May 14
79% Jan
3
7
29% Dec
29
25% Jan
33% Mar
6
14
27% Feb
9
3
Jan
15% May
48% July 31
85
44% Dec
28
34% Nov
6
11% Jan
Dec
14
Jan
27% Oct
34 %
Apr
39% Dec
2
88
Feb
11
Apr
36% Jan
8
2
31% Jan
12
51
Dec
11
40% Mar
40 % Mar
20
40% Nov
28
25% Oct
24
41
20
16
Jan
26
29% May
14% Jan
3
K
2
11
18% May 14
25% May 14
40 % Jan
34% Dec
21
f31
Oct
Nov
21
32
27
'■
9
Mar
Apr
5
36% Jan
Jan
21% Jan
22
21% Apr
3
2
41
% Dec
8
11% Jan
3
16% Apr
33% Feb
20
14
Jan
,
5
11
16
27
21% May
39
9
% Jan
4
2% Mar 21
18% Apr
1% Jan
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 22
19% Jan
9
34% Jun
fll
7
Dec
4
36% Dec
14
31% Jan
19
60
12% Sep 25
60% Mar
7
Dec
20
48% Apr
28
10% Jan
4
81% Jan
Oct
111% Nov
22
146 % Jan
10
152% Dec
6
40% Sep
26
23% Nov
9
42% May
44% Jan
3
56
18% Dec
15
54% Dec
29
87% Jan
4
26% Jan
26
15% Jan
10
21% Oct
31
22% Feb
135
2
Jan
11
41% Jan
4
100
Jun
16
85
Jan
13
87
Mar 29
39% Jan
3
136% Jan
4
Dec
28
49% Jun
29
13% Nov
35
1
53
Jan
71-.
Nov
■a
46% Dec
27% Feb
27
29% Nov
59% May
3
104
Feb
89
Dec
12
8
146
35
Dec
Oct
26
77
Jan
3
6
44% Jan
&
Lily
Link
/
152% Jan
2
52% Feb
16
Lockheed
6
Lone
Star
Lone
Star
155 % Jan
May 17
51
23
23
63% Feb
61%
27,500
34
341/4
34%'
75
;; 76%
*:
.
75%
•
66%
67%
28
:-27%
28%
16%
16%
16%
40
20% '
20 »/4
'
.
15%-
S
31%
■-
25
31%
18 %
26%
47%
'*
,
No par
32
19%
25%
*37%
—l
32
f
19%
20
'26
26%
66%
67
27
16%
16%
40
40%
40%
40%
86%
86%
*86%
87%
100
'■
33%
28
29%
30
30
13%
14%,
14%
15%
17%
1.7%
17%
18%
5
21%
22%
1
14%
14%
Co
"
17,500
32%
32%
32%
1,700
"
series
Corp_«
29%
29
15 VB
14%
Corp_«
17 y2
17%
17%
233/4
23
23%
5,300
145/8
14%.
14%
14%
14,400
19%
19%
19%
14,200
"■
100
D
preferred
Co
(P)
Mar 20
7% preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
Apr
Louisville &
___5
8
Lowenstein
4
Lukens Steel
(M)
&
*92
■
Sons
,__'l
Inc:
Co
3.33%
-
--
"
'
Bros
Steamship
Co
;
tl%
11%";
51
54
16%
10%
54
20,200
14 Va
14
14%
29,000
851%
21,900
'-85
89
154'/4
"
40
43%
34 y8
-32 i/s
*135
■
./
50%
93
96
'
167/a
.46,800
:
'•6,400
.
11%
19,200
'
•-'/
33%!
117%
200
103,500
457'a1
32
32%
42,200
7
21%
213% :
17,600
7
23
23%'.
'
23 3/8
.
*135
50 '/a
23,166
103%
130
93
-
35,800
50 '/a
*102"
,93
130,400
145
49%
103%
*95
■iJ,
445/8
143
*102
93
48
116;.
33 '
4934
190
15,700
23'
V'r
215/a
21:
23%
7
.
22 %
■10%
-46 Va
1,100
40
*321/2
-
3,100
154-
:
-
47%
32 r
1131/4 -117%
,
44%-
235/e
•'A
11%
32
.
40
48
11
V
-
■
23%
47%
■
r
*152%
41 %
93
*95
96
100
!
♦95
-
.
96
•
51%
53%
♦148%
1493%
*1481/2
149%
,33%
33%
34 Vu
34
%
34%
35
58%
58%
59.
59
Vb
58%
59%
11%
■11%
57
-
32%
533/s
54%
z-33%
%.
--
10
323%
52%
34
•
•11%
58%
11%
54 ■/
<
16%
iiy2:
493%
53
163/4
30%
30%
40
41
-
170
•
6,100
4,200
,
11%
52
52 %
17%
16%
46,900
148%,
11%
52 %
16%
53%
16%
5iy8
148
•11%
55
,»1R%
:: 56
'
Lykes
.
102
*92
17,400
*10%
148%: 1,48%
.
33%
57
"102
4,600
32%
103/4
86
'
' f
-
144
493/4
313%
53%
22%
33%
•
500
i'
'54%
52%
148%,
'
56
*135
93
Z 96
,
17,200
6
321%
*1521/2
•'/
213/a
23
50 %
*92
52 Vb
33%.
'
■;
♦95
;•
96
148y2
"
7
50
144
48%
V
;
1193/4'
21
,
ls/8
22%
6
14
.
11%
■'
.; 33 %
23%
102 ..:,u 102%
103%
-93
•
^-"SOV/
~
.-
,
44 VB
.21%
*134
47
*95
100*:
(Ky)_No par ;
Nashville
20
"
100
common
140
48-
,
1%
■
10%
23%
7
<116%
45 y#
23%
3,700
523/b
413/,
48.
♦32%
34%
.21
-
.
.
*21%
-
."
32%
:
89%
<<11-
6
••
321/2
I
<'
14%
403/8 <1
<.23 % r
■
6
.
31%
153% ,.153%
.
;
10%
55
!
124%,
*
32%
21
*102%
•
preferred—_ 100
E
48.
x43 %
v
321/a
45 %
com—10
series
23%,
*130
100-
series
:
33%
-
1%
21%
217/s
-
32%
; 89
,
1 %
"i
-i
•
■
6%
14%
,33
,
11,000
'
215/«
.
10%
'
1,1%
'/
4.900
14%
19
l5/s-
1%
6 Vi3
x53
24%
118%
,
44
22%
'•""
33
3,000
23
■
23 •/.;
.
193/b
.
33
•
41%
47%
..ill
--
-,
41%,
28%
20%
"
__10'
common
35
.
11%
112%.. 120
~_~~i
"4
Inc
Co
preferred
48 Va,
*33/
,
154
40,%
,;•.- 23%,
33%
17'
32%
;
.
; 90
..
7
•
-
■■
14%
.
8,300
33
18
21%
.
lQVa
154
.
23%
"10%,
\
17
preferred
B
47%.
"
'
1
Lighting
39%
_50c
20
89 '
153%
38%
21 %
.;
>•
33%
13%
'
•
7 56%
,55
,
153%
"
"2.50
14% ;
88% <
" 85%
' 1
5
1%
.6%
,10%-
.
8,000
27%
45
291/2
-
,24-%
19%
2,1%
32
*41
19%
:
,
27
.
'
19%
32%
10%'
55
13%
com_I_25
pfd__
conv
.32
10%
53%
.
7
Inc.—.
,
18%
:
14%
7
•143/4 -14%
21%
191/8
2749/
3.3%
15%
173/4
1,100
24%
♦38
30 %
-23%
1%
v
8,600
-
16
24%
33J/4
24
,6
30%
a
6%
31%,
30%
5
*
7
30%
\
3
_<
Co
_..___100
Co
*6-
_i
Inc_
Glass
1%
21%
21%
.
5
Island
Lorlllard
11
1%
No par
No par
20%
*15%
32 Va
,
34
15%
16
1*8 %
14%
'19%
10,800
201/a
.
191,600
30%
24%
26%
23
19%
18%
1
com
A
;
Corp
conv
5%
'
15
20%
46%
30%.
,
24%
•'
14%
,
3,800
5,600
•
45%
31
20i%
48%
<203/4
•
46%
44%
x30%
*15.%
27
333/4
.<
,4.300
I
'
32%
♦38%
33%
14,700
'
.26%
48%
33%;
.1,600
26%
19% ,' 20
f
40,700
66 %
24%
,
32%
*38%
■
•
10,100
35
27%
16
24%
'
77
36%
34%
*35%
16% '16%
21
*15%
:
32%
'
1
4.25%
4
15% Feb
66%
74%
;
87%
20%
15%
25
77
40%
*86%
21
151/4
24%
:■
26%
;
31%.
24% "■
35,300
35%
67
47%
19%
76%
•36%
30%
14%
75%
36%
46
24
•i
73yo
'
48
'
12,400
76%
34%
16%
-
6,100
341/4
76 %
35%
*36%
31%
,
32%
34 -
36%
27%
:
<
31%
37
65%
161/8
'
;;
78%
36%
1,600
33%
76 %
37
4,500
34%
v
771/4
77
60%
;
33
•«.
75%:
34%
'68
62%
61%
*
83
34.
-
37
271/4
-
1
Gas
21% Feb
8
62%
33%
•
45%
.4.35%
6
Apr
-
61%
34%
34%,
5
Cement
Long
Mar 20
40
27,800
30%
A
Industries
Theatres
4.84%
May 17
May 1
64
19%
'
26%,
10
common
67% Jan
May 11
14% Jan
Loew's
Mar 20
104
24
19%
46
Cement
Aircraft
2
May 14
11% May 10
20
30%'
Litton Industries Inc
13
56
19%
42%
Co
24% Feb
151
20%
30
Tire
non-cum
47% Feb
9
19%
87%
Products
Corp
3%%,
27% Jan
Jan
4,700
86%
Inc_
Cup
Belt
Lionel,
2
93
47%
•5
'16 f'i
:
4
series
Ling-Temco-Vought
?
96
47%
871/2 1
common
preferred—
57
3
47% J
'
*85%
Paper Co
Refineries
Tulip
19% Jan
Jan
&
Pink
7%
3
25% Jan
2
54% Mar 29
3
47%
33%
64%
"III
I
Libby McNeil & Libby
;
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
155% May 11
25
32% Jan
24
20% Feb
110% Feb
142
28
63
May 18
Jan
48
40%
;
Libbey-Owens-Ford
17 % Mar 12
88% Jan
47%'
40%
Corp-
Leonard
49% May 18
May 25
Lehman
Lelin
57
1,800
48
1
conv
pfd series
Valley RR
8
90
72% Nov 29
Co
Valley
$1.50
Lehigh
8
45% May 14
101% Jan 12
4
91 % Dec
Lehigh
Mar 19
139
41
57%
32%
36%
5
Portland
22% May 10
May 3
14.
40%
56
50c
28% May 14
20 % May
1
9
Apr
Lehigh
7
40% Apr 30
22 '•
88
40%
57%
89
"
9
32
May 17
100% May
1
51% Aug 18
89i%
40%
57%
33 Vz "
75% '•
35%'
10
Corp__.
Coal & Navigation
Feb
10% May 14
14
88%
41%
57%
32%
71'%
96%
88%
20%
36
*95%;
57%
65
33%
•
10
95
*40%
47 %
!.
75 y2
.'r*93%
88%
39 % J
Inc
Inc
Leesona
27
Feb
35% Feb
2
96%
100
;
Rubber
Lehigh
_
1% Mar 16
19% May 10
*951%
39%
Mfg Co
Gas
62
47"% Jan
12
170
Lear
8
221/4 Apr
8
96%.
30
100
40%
*•57
57
60
74%
10
Co
4.32% ' preferred
Lee
6
7
*92% '.94%,
50
,
90%
100
94%
.2,500
82
*89%
101
500
.
75%
;*80%
90%
*89%
*100
200
,
87%
20
r-
89%
300
300
112
75%.
82 '
22,600
40%
\\
5
Co—
&
Lape Bryant
Lanvin-parfums
15
Feb
36 % Apr
i
J)
*108%
\
115
76^4
*80%
101
97%
'
*110
112
76
r
32
50
*96
*95%
61
30%
__1
—
31%
*48%
"
,
*92%
'97
19%. V
'•
31%
...
100 g
common
Sutherland
13
149
*•
9 ;{
% Apr 17
35% Mar 29
165% Dec
P
43% Feb
85
18% Mar 28
3
14% Oct
59% Mar 16
V
52% May 17
12% Jan 24
5
3
9
89%
*100
55
:
Co
Co
30% May 14
10% May 10
5
15% Jun
Jan
15% Mar
24
9
5% Apr
3% July 18
26% Jan
3
•
3
2
47%
-
'
________—
16
58%
1
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
10
36% Jan
20% Dec
1
(E
(S S)
Laclede
8
23
13% May 14
Aug 31
Inc
(S H)
Kroger
4
27
*.
90%
"
26% Jun
1
Kresge
Mar 12
Apr
8
••
87%
1
Co
Airlines
preferred
Kroehler
,
30% Jan
39 % Jan
45
,
•4%
Korvette
18
2
82
94%
18%
2.50
Co_i_^.
Wire
32%
*107
76
*80%
101
*951/2
'
40 V2
47
-
112
V 751/2
81
*92%
-
85%
V
Industries
&
112
♦107
„
761/4
*89%
97
57%
No par
Dutch
Co
Kress
25% Jan
i
Koppers
25% Mar 12
24
May 10
31% May 10
112
*100
94%
40%
j
Oil
Royal
115
*
'
__Z_~8
Steel
♦109
112
31%
'
11
12% Jan
16
KLM
26
57
29% May
2
19% May 14
6
30% Jan
Mar 16
29
Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeiey Thermos
44% Mar 14
36% Jan
3
27
Jan
20
9
81% Jan
28
20% Jun
24
39% May 14
July 20
34% Dec
,
Keystone
98
81
101
*95%
50c
Co
Kerr-McGee
23
50
*96
s'
Kelsey Hayes
Kendall
Jan
*49
97%
'76
89%
89%
1
5
91% Mar
May 10
48%
97%
"
82%
♦100
18.75
—
3
46% Feb
35'
Dec
Co;.
32%
481%
114
*107
4
76%
'
.
'-•92%.
No par
Corp
Kellogg Co
2
<
Jan
Feb
Jan
78
74% May 14
Light
109
76
*81
.
&
31%
50
,
*109
1
Kansas City Southern com--„No
par
4%. non-cum preferred—..—_50
'
116
109
,
_ioo
Gas & Electric Co
57% May
3
42% May 23
83
"
Apr
26% Jan
4
78% Mar 16
May 14
*
100
_
32
100
*48%'
*95
"
100
—
31
49
100
100
•
4.50%
'
73% Jan
preferred
30%' '
49
*109
100
;
3
50% May
<
18% May 14
84
.-4%
preferred
12
Apr
66
Mar 28
28% Nov
3.80%
28%
"95
-
preferred—100
91 % Apr
9
V 56May 18
45'
convertible
41':
26
5
33%c'
50
Mar 30
93
38% Jan
1
'
8
-80% Feb
20
39% Oct
8
100% May
26
Jan
Corp
preferred—100
preferred
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd„100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
3
Mar
90
91
9
Jan
50% Jan
36
4%%
Apr
Chem
&
convertible
•4%%
May 14
79% Mar 14
89 *
20
Nov
93
95% Jan
*
15
Nov
4%%
18
May 16
83
87% Mar 21
31
96% Nov 27
84% Aug 25
•
101:
Alum
Kaiser
109
Dec
58% Jan
6
Mar 15
98 % Mar 19
18
47
17%
6,400
■;
5,700
r. 2,900
M
27% Jan
12
41% Dec
6
28
323% Jan
3
14
37
45% Dec
19
53'% Sep
47% Nov
10
45'% May
59i% May
44 Vb Jan
16
74% Dec
82'% Jan
5
88'% May
20% Feb
7
30'% Dec
18
8
3% May 14
Feb
86
Jan
2
1
72
3
303/b Jan
15
3% Jun
14
2% Jan
2
101% Jun
14
8'% Jan
3
38'% Jan
4
70
28
277/s July 19
36% Jan • 3
60% Jun
9
16% Jan
33% Dec
61 % May 14
373% Jan
5
47% Nov 27
6
45% May 14
24V4 May 14
30% Jun
1
41/2 Jan
3
5% Jan
27
Jan
8
4
26% Nov
22
221% Jan
24% Jan
17
10
38'% Nov
15
27% May
23'% May 14
5
14% Oct
23
26% Feb
28
13
5iy2 Jan
4
65% Oct
12
43
May 31
501/4 Dec
18
1
91'% Jan
26
25
24
Oct
27% Sep
44 Vb Jan
74
Jan
75'% Jan
68
75
Jan
July
233% Jan
25
4
21
34% Mar 10
76
26
12
243% May 22
27
July 25
161% May 22
27
26
45
Dec
28
303% Jan
3
43
Nov
27
Aug 21
141% Jan
16
431% Mar 22
19% Dec
15
49'% Dec
1
27
Feb
24
21
Dec
14
34i% Feb
23
34% Sep
27
473/, Dec
15
5% Jan
3
11% Dec
14
39
12
30
16
Oct
31
Sep
Jan
6
21% Dec
6
351% Jan
3
49i% Oct
16
£8
Jan
9
93
23% Jan
19
May 24
31V* Apr lo
30'% Aug 21
35% Feb
60
84
Jan
For
6
footnotes,
8
2
28
Aug 11
see
page
84
May
2
9
May 10
5
2
493/4 May 11
78% Jan
3
21
105
Mar 22
32% Jan
25 % Jan
4
125
Jan
97% Jan
25
104
Mar
1261/2 Apr
4
80
Apr
4
Apr 27
37% May
1
33% May 14
24
2
51% Mar 29
Apr
23
22'% Jan
31
28% Jan
35% Feb
41
150% Jan
93
Jan
19
19
9
33% Feb
21
50
20
Feb
40% Mar 15
19% Jan
4
9
233/4 Jan
9
46% Jan
2
9% Jan
4
91
Jan
30
20% May 14
29% May
1
81% Jan
27.
2
12% Jan
38% Feb
2
31
8
23% Mar 12
48% Apr
94
12
Mar 15
263/4 Feb
7
32 V2 Apr
6
85% May
Marshall
7
2.3/4,
10
39
;
&
Co.
Shirt—
a
&
5
Moore
..53%.
1
_
~
MCA
1959
series—
Inc
100
;
convertible
convertible
(J Ray)
&
Co
McLean
McNeil
Mach
Inc
Corp
231%
233/4
23V4
23%
23,700
2%
2%
23/4
15,300
23%
&
Eng Co
Mfg Co^
26
26%
Corp
preferred
series
B
.
:
27
23%
,24%
24%
53/4
53%
.53/4
14
27
-28 Va
28%
46
36%
?
5,800
-
37%
213/4
1,440
*74%
--*83
•82%
76
84Va
213/4
42%
393/4
41%
39%
403/s
48%
457/a
.46%
46
46%
•
25%
25%
241/4
24%
♦24
5%
5%
5%
28%
27%
28%
273%
283'4
28%
•
•
14%
45
36„
35
>104
•104,1b
10,800
3,000
■
35
14,900
to
i 22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
62,100
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
4,700
50%
52
503,8
51%
50%
513/8'
8,100
83%
*83%
84
*82%
84
84
84
84
*83
84
83%
83V2
83%
•22 Va
,
76
*75
84%
*83
831/2
80
690
.
*75
*75
76
*83
76
76
84%
/
*83
84%
23'%
24
23%
24%
23%
24
23
237/8
28'%
29%
293/,
303/e
29%
30
29%
30
4,500
52 'A
52^/4
52%
55
13,200
23
22%
22% '
43%.
43
43
22%
22%
23%
84%
53
533/8
23%
22
23 %
22%
22%
421/2
43
43
43
43%
22 3%
43%
22%
22%.
22%
22%
22%
22 3/a
110
110
*103
*134
145
114
110
*110
114
103%
104
137
,
110
110
103
•80
14,100
14%
45
54%
103
283/a
14%
52%
*104
"27%
14,900
45%
521%
21%
1,000
1,400
285/a
•
55/o
35V4
363/4
2,200
24%
13%
51/2
j-5l Va
•
28
6,800
4,600
25%
.
45
14 3/8
*741/2'
29
x41
•
»
5 S/8
11,300
118,900
•
*25%
243/8
23
-
10
26
4
*83
"
23
29
10%
62%;-
14Vo
'
84
10
61%
■
*104 A.
83
*82%
:
63%
10
%:
45%
■35%
2%
61%
<10
;
♦104!%
.
I.
23/4
53/4
27%
14%
45
361/4"
25%
28%
13%
.
45'%
'
x24 3/s
r'-
273%
831/2
*125%
1033/4.
*102%
103 %
142
*134
144
*135
4,300
1,400
900
-
;
62,300
260
1,15
103
.
103
*138
145
84'
84
86
3 80
.
-J
813%
83%.
82%.
82%
823/,
1
23%
251/2
25 V8
26%
253/4
263/4
251/4
26%
25%
26%"
22,900
40%
43
43%
45%
44%
45%
43 %
45 VB
423/4
4434
28.900
35
35%
36
37
36%
37
36%
37
12,800
27
26%
13,500
*163/4
27%
17
43%
6.200
•
251/8
..
".34%
25%
25%
26%
26%
26%
26
,16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
16%
17
17"
413%
41%
42
42%
IT'/.
173%
40 %
.173/4
9
.39%
9%
No par
10
801/2
33 VB
par
5
common
-10
%
47
27
.
19%
41
Va
*92
41
173/4
<
<
43
;43
*171/4
18
♦17%
41 Va
42
40%
41%
41
*
413/4
13,700
10%
103o
10
-
10%
9,900
'
27
3,300
41%
42%
10 VB
10%
10%
103/b
27
27
27
27
27
2OV2
21
21%
21
21
43
413/4
42
40%
40%
*92
93%
20%
2IV2
21%
30'/a
30%
30'%
301/4
85'%
85
85
.
*92
100
*85
93 %
18
900
26'%
27
*20%
21
20%
20%
1,000
40%
41
40%
41
7,000
93
92%
92 %
40
26%
:
:
*92
"
223/4
23
_1
1,000
423/4
18
10
93%
%"
2,210
*17'/4
'
423/8
par
4%
61%
90%
48%
.-*82%
1
Inc
common
Shoe
500
61
29
100
4%%< preferred (1st seriesTIIIoo
Medusa Portland Cement,
No
Melville
12,300
v
453/4
90%
41%
51%
1
Co_—^ No
Robbins
Norris
Corp
39%
2 50
_
Cq„_
Trucking Co__
McQuay
Mead
&
46%
.47 Va
2IV2
100
B
Publishing
IIIIIIIl
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—No par
&
2,300
30%
-
63%
433%
28%
100
B
4-1 5/b
,,
49%
100
preferred
preference
Aircraft
(A G)
30%
91%
64 V2
283/4
McGraw-Hill
McKeei
453/4
61%
64%
50 Va
No par
preferred
preference
McGraw-Edison
McKesson
39V8
453/4
*901/2
••V 2
65%
48%.
Corp—
3
McCrory Corp .common—IIIIIH50C
McDermott
40 VB
453/4
633/4
10
.28%
No par
conv
38 %
91'/a
23%
23/4
64
^
21
■.
.
—„__No par
Corp
McDonnell
.34%
,
♦104
1
Inc
conv
*301/2
91
24 Va
■
10
<
No par
com
2%
*
McCord
$6
233/4
>
31
.
-
453/4
■'•62
91
28'%
441/2
Co—
3%%
♦45%
62
65
273/4
_13'/a
Co
preferred
McCall
46
a1
263/4
j
par
(JW)
'
40
•
■-61 %
'
2%
26
Mfg~ C0IIIIIII4
.
&
-231/2
.
1
II_IIHII5
Corp
Corp
Cement
Field
-.24%.
12.50
Exploration
Corp
;
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No
par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series-No par
$3.40
preferred
;
No
33/4%
23%
41%
45%
.
preferred called—.. 100
Martin-Marietta
Corp__
1
Masonite Corp.
no par
May Dept Stores common
5
Maytag
-■
■10%
-.61%
4%%
Mays
*451/2
30%
x391/4'
>
613/4
91
.22%
...
10
Midland
51/2%
491/2 Feb
26% May 17
20
Apr 11
40% May 16
Marine
29%
•
•/
'
preferred—No par
Oil
Maremont
41/2%
40% May 14
16% Jan 29
26
Maracaibo
39
91
__1
w-
Manning. Maxwell
19
343/4 Jan
Jan
Manhattan
22
May 10
163/2 Apr 12
39
(P R)
29%
603/4
100
,_i
.
-453/4:453/4
.
Garden Corp—
convertible
Marquette
104 A May
A
-283/4
....
.--381/2
I
common—
series
;
Marquardt
35% Feb
May 15
May 14
Inc
Magma
Copper
Ma^navox
Co.
Mallory
5
__50
Inc
Common
13
213/4 May 14
28 V2 May 15
22
Fund
12
Feb
461/2 Mar 15
75
20
Co
.preferred
56
29
77% Feb
(RH)
4%%
Madison
60c
10
III
Inc
preferred--!
18% Jan
703/4 Jan
4
Nov
1
12
12
89
23
May 18
83% May 17
83% Dec
5
Mar
21
48 3% Jun
July 18
35
77% Feb
107
86'% Jan
29% Apr
1
3
120 yB Nov
6
84
8
94'% Mar 16
1
14
32% Mar 20
79»% Dec
71% Jan
20% May
281/4 Jan
Feb
Mar
58 V2 Jan
13
6
12 3% Jan
23
7
1
80'% Aug
72% Dec
Jan
Apr
27
28
8
2
39% Apr
44 3% Dec
56% Mar 12
323/4 Feb
5
Aug
19
8
473/a Mar 20
473/4 May
Oct
81
5
10% Mar 21
74% Feb
773/4 Jan
61
3
Aug
30
% Dec
31% Nov
4
36 3% Jan
26,
98
.
Apr 13
341% May 14
971/4 Mar 22
Forbes—.
Madison Square
3% Mar 27
•
12% Jan
34
;
•
&
Trucks
Macy
81 % Apr
3
3
2
16
3
217/8 Jan
Jan
Mack
5%%
22% May 14
11
MacAndrews
47'% Feb 23
1% Jan
3
20
44 % Mar 15
7% Jan
Dec
40% Feb
1
•
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3.400
30 Va
303/B
30%
30%
30%
30%
3.700
85
84%
85
85
85
*84
130
Volume
Number 6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
28
94% Mar 23
74
Oct
30
95% Dec
12
79% Jan
18
75
Apr
20
86 % Dec
11
84 % Jan
5
24% Mar 10
9% Jan
37% Dec
3
5
20
Aug
3
13% Apr
15% Dec
45% Jan
3
41% Jan
3
70% May
88
11
8
28
33% Jan
12% Jan
15
Jun
15
82 % Jan
3
86
Feb
6
May 27
93% Jan
2
96
Mar 28
84% Nov
12
84% July
6
Jan * 3
90
30"% Jan
81
3
Jan
8
80% Jan
99
28
Aug
3
94
Nov
3
Feb
9
84
32% May 18
50 % May 10
•58;
Jan
9 v
93% Jan 10
101 % May 24
95% Jan
.58
55
99
2
4
M9 % Jan
3
Nov
17
19
97% Dec
20
109 v2
Sep
1
•V
66% Dec
29
87% Jun
12
22vb Dec
20
34% Sep
12:
123% Dec
35% Jan'
4
44
Apr
Middle
Midland-Ross
May 17
70% Feb
40% Feb
5
11
Mar 19
25
27
133% Jan
30 "
98% Jan
60% May 14. V 70% Feb
20% May 14.
24% Jan
39% Jan 24;
45% Apr
36 % May 14
44% Feb
&
Minnesota
16
Mission
30% Mar 22
22% Jan
24
27
Feb
19
3
42% Jun
36% Jan
26
40% Feb
9
3% Jan
3
37% Apr
20
34% Jan
4
5% Mar 27
50% Nov
Jan
71
13% Apr
Jan
62
14
Jan
,73%
'
4
9
X
68
8 % .DeC
21
10% Jan
14
9% Jun
29
44% Jan 20
,' -32% Aug.
26\
30% Dec
26%
July
8% Jan
8
39% Jan
,34% Mar
'
3
21"
17% Feb
>
25 % Sep ,25
>■17%-Dec 28,
.
'
Ji % Jan
3'
'29% Jan
?
100
68% Sep 22
25% May 14
9
;;-16% Jan ,' 4
";20% Jan 31
■'
44
"30% Dec
,
22% Jan
11
36% Jan
.
50
.26% Dec
>4 ;
-
American
Morrell
Motor
M
19
29 > Feb
34% Jan
S
36%
3%
5
Brass
,-
36%
"
37 Va.
'
25%i::'->.v>
38%
36%
37%
36%
•
3%
45 Va
3%
36%
35%
36%
23%
23%,""
69
•
10%
73/8
7%
44%
35%
4
36
■
10%
;'C *7Va
35%
36
1
26
26%
32%
'10
33%
26%
26 Vi
;.i
15%
3
71%
I_5
13%
14
•
26%
.
'
15%
•''14%
•;
■
73%
■
75%
'"V,
.10
37 Va
No par
25 %
237/s
23%
24%
25%
52 VB
.53%
i
1
5
±
,
1 ;
16"
27%
28%
363/a
3,400
23 Vb
23 v*
2,000
10%
18,400
10%
10% ;
*67 3/4
69 Va
77%
*753/8
77 Va
100
17%
17%
1,900
*9%
10%
18
*9%
■'■ 9
%. Nov;
?();47.
2 .*
4^
Jan
10i
Jan
3
263/a Jan
"-
'59-% Mar
1
16% Aug
8?
3iVa Jan 12
27
r::
8 5/b Aug 10
61% Jan
78% Nov
4
23
30% May 11
92 Va Feb
82% Aug 25
52
Aug
1
233/4 Jan
33 % Nov
5VB Jan
3
53% May
:a
3
12
10%
*7VB
■
7%
45%
,
6
••
833/4 Jan
78
Sep
17
•'
47% Jan
26
'■
<
97
3
Apr
3
99% Dec
26
46 Va
12
National
Biscuit
National
Can
National
Cash
Jan
4
2
.
5
227/a May
,
7
72
.
Jan
36%
36%.
26%
26%
26%
*26
*
•33%
31%
32%
10 Vb
10%
10
26%
13%
27% !
■
-38%
13%'
13%
23
91 % Apr 26
8
-
54
/
Mar -23
30^34 Jan
5
Natl
;
».
-»•
56'/a Jan
93 Va Jan
26%'
27Vb
15%
15 Va
157/b
10.900
78
73%
75%
11,000
13%
27%;
133/4
383/e
27%
38%
8
127 Va Jan
3
33% Aug 17
243/4 Feb
32
36% Aug 30
Apr
293/4 May 15
44 Vb Jan
29
35% Jan
10
50% Apr
30
23% Jan
U46% Dec
27
17% Nov
6
19 VB Nov
22%
6
15VaJan
553/4 oct
21
,
3
11
9% Jan
24
:<16%Jun
22% Jan
26
29 % Jan
29 % Apr
54 Va Nov
3
Jan
13
3
74
79 %
18
6
Mar
80
27Ya Nov
28
*
63% Jan
8
24% Feb
Jan
233/4
1,100
26%
26 Yb
26Yb
4,400
54
53Y4
54
3,400
"
52%
53
53%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
5,000
28%
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
273/4
4,200
V
26%
•;
Apr
10
35 Va
May 15
17
86
Dec
1
76% Sep
7
67 Va May 11
Jan~~3
25
Jan
65% Aug
86
Mar 21
15
34 Vb
May 14
47/B Jan
24
27
8 3/B Jan
23
Dec
21
18 3/a Jan
30
443/4 Nov
14/
81% Feb
27
487/s Aug
9
IYb July
7
1% May 17
"" 2% Apr 19
3
Jan
18
433/4 Jan
23
Jan ;*■ 3
172
77
Jan
4
43% May
86
2
733/4 Feb
Feb
Mar 17
79
Jan
2
85
88
Apr
3
85
Jan
18
92
May 11?
103
Jan
4
109
Dec
5
106
Jan
17
1003/4 Jan
3
98
75% Mar
103 % Mar
Aug 14
6
1
733/4 Jan
2
79
109 % Jan
107
193/8 Jan
12
30
30 3/4 Jan.
9
97% Aug
8
117
July 18
Nov
.24
21
.57% Jun
Feb
12
Nov
28
133/4 Jan
Jan
26
12% Jan
343/8 May. 15
633/4 Dec 22
Apr
o
12
28
Jan
11
30
Jan.
103
18 Yb
.69
3
.
Sep
6
24% May 14
105/a May
10
27% Jan
38% Nov
Jan
12
Jun
27
82
July
83
July 11
88
Nov
833/8 Jan,.5
89
Nov
34% Dec
923/4 May 10
3
*
33v* July 20
4
15 Ya Jan
23% Jan
For
3
35% Aug.
7
31% May 18
4
37% May 17
2234 May 10
43% May 14
93
6
697/a Nov
footnotes,
14
see page
27.
Apr
35
Feb".
36
Mar 29
5
."31% Jail
59% Jan
2
2,500
19
19
193/8
193/b
19%
193/4
193/8
19%
38
35%
37%
36%
37
-
36Y8
36Y8
79
79
79
79 V3
79%
*78%
24%
24®/b
24%
2434
243/4
25Vb
24%
43%
44%
443/8
453/4
453/8
46%
443/4
87
*86
69
70
70%
943/4
96
87
79
*19%
363/4
19%
1,600
37
3,600
*78%
79%
290
25 VB
247/a
25%
14,500
45%
4434
44%
8,300
87
*86
86%
86 Va
70
70
70
70%
68%
69 Y4
95 Va
.96
95
96
95Y8
96
•86
.
87
10
6,200
30.000
44
43%
433/4
33
32 3/8
32 Ya
3,700
15%
153/a
15%
23,000
34%
35%
35 '
353/4/
353/4
36%
353/8
35%
35%
35%
17,100
13/4
i3/r
.*1%
1
Ya.
27/B
*2YB
23/4
13 Yb
13 Yb
*133/4
40%
134
1%
2YB
,
2%
13%
*2%
14
39Y4
*40%
*83%
84 Va
84%"
84%
43 %
44%
44%
45%
45
73
71 %
73
'
*71%
234
14
*1YB
*2%
*1334
300
2YB
200
41%
41%
41%
42
84%
83%
83%
*83 Va
84%
45
44%
453/8
44 7/B
71%
71%
*71%
453/a.
73
:
7634
78%
3/a
4 IYb
42
76%
76%
76%
76%
76%
83%
83%
83%
83%
*83%
85
*83%
85
*83%
8434
94
92
92
•90
93
*90
Q3
*90
93
106
106
•106
108
107
107
108%
108
♦105
107
*105
107
*105
107
107
107
223/4
23%
23%
23%
27%
28%-
28%
293/4
933/4
953/4
94
953/4
25
25
25%
10
763/4
Va
23%
*233/8
23%
23%
28 Yb
2934
29 Y4
293/4
94 V4
95
94%
97
253/B
25
25
25
25
'
78 %
109%
♦105
23
*29%
96
*2434
8,700
134
14
*83%
4
•71%
1%
13 3/4
72
413/4
25
;
*
i3/4
2 Ya
13%
25
78%
900
6,200
70
28,300
110
900
90
60
109%
130
106%
140
23%
-2,200
293/4
2,300
96%
8,500
25
1,700
13%
12 34
123/4
300
19%
19%
19%
19%
3.500
Aviation
1
59
62
63
64
63 VB
"64%
62
63 YB
62%
63%
44,100
7
24%
25%'
26
263/4
27 %
273/4
27%
21%
27%
27%
6,600
Car
Corp....'
Corp.
;____1
ll3^
11%
11%.
12%
__50
72 3/4
72%
73%
74
40%
42
42%
433/4
Co...
Co
10
1
100
Power
.
♦105%
109
.
*109%
5
106%
*106
109
109
112
36%
293/4
31%
31
*773/4
*110%
373/a
5
100
com.
78%
$4.10
preferred
preferred
series...
..100
series...
100
Norwich
10
*12Y8
*91%
109%.
109
112
112
"
11 %
75
11%
*73 Va
11%
75
2,700
470
11,900
'
43%
44 Yb
j 06%
106 %
106 3/4
*106
107 Va
150
45
44 Vb
1063/4
43 %
43%
109
>109
110
♦109
110
270
112
112
112
♦111
113
150
38 34
37Yb
38%
37%
37YB
37%
38 %
15,800
32
32
333/8
32%
33
3134
323/8
20,500
78%
7734
78
'
11%
7734
77%
77%
220
*91%
92 Va
*91%
92
*91%
92
*90 Va
91%
*90 Va
91%
*90 Va
91%
92 3/i
92 34
92 34
92 Y4
*92 Va
94
*93
*91%
92
91%
92 VB
92Y4
*73%
75
107
*90%
91%
92%
f
92%
*90 Va
30%
*773/4
11 YB
11 Ye
11 %
♦73
92 VB
>
"
preferred
series.:
100
series
100
Airlines
conv
1
Inc
com.:
preferred
Northwestern Steel &
-
10
153/a
series...'..
5'%%
7,200
10
13%
preferred
Northwest
-".
2
10
20%
$4.16 preferred
Northrop Corp
4
10%.
2,800
32%
preferred
$4.11
31
*
10
15
433/i
$3.60
3
33% Jan
10%
14Y4
153/4
Co
19
10
3,200
15%
34
2.
Jan
♦15
44%
States
Jan
153/8
15%
Northern
213/4 May 11
275/e May 18
15 Vb
8
32%
Northern
86
15%
3%
7%
443/b
4
86
14%
/
15Y4
44 3/a Jan
$4.08
55%
7%
35
100
i-
18
20 3/8
7 Yb
79
100
24
17%
20
8
447/b
preferred
May ID
12,300
1R
20 y8
77/b
15 3/8
preferred.."
Pacific Ry."
91% Apr
173/8
20
I734
20%
7Ya
339/4
5:60%
93
167/b
20
17Ya
20%
73/4
437/b
5.80%
1
2,100
15%
7?
8
29,800
18%
34%:
6
11
1,300
363/a
44%
114% Mar
853/4 Jan
463/,
18
15
1137/8 Mar
85% Jan
463/4
35*5/8
33
1
7
47%
363/8
42%
15
29.
800
1934
Gas
13
28
86% Dec
4,000
30%
13%
Natural
783/4 Mar 23'
2834
30
*136
203/4
-Northern
373/4 Mar 16V
80
28%
303/4
13 V4
6
'
137%
28%
19%
48
18
18
136 Va
28%
*13%
19
May 11
18
136%
♦30
183/4
.395/8 Jan
29-3/4 May 14
36
18%.
200
13 Vb
Ry
74% Jan
47%
373/a
162
18
Central
14
30 Vb Dec
Nov
473/8
162
13%
American' Coa!
30
5
89
137%
163
...50c
American
77% Mar 23
*
*136
.
17,900
Corp..
Northern
9-
72
83
*162
163
18Vb
1
North
36
18,100
36%
5
North
108% May
6
470
84%
37%
15
Ry common
2
50% Mar 22
Co
Co..
2
5%'%
49
9534
1
Corp
25*
109% Jan
Jun
St Louis
American
6
48
47
94%
700
83
18 3/8
68
7,200
95%
38%
92%-
7%
1,600
49%
47%
-
4,600
85%
73/4
■
27%
953/4
23%
*18%
27%
7%
49%
10%
*86
"
84%
3034
37
"
18 Va
34,000
'
5
Railroad..
Apr
Mar
373/a-
28 Va
90%
503/4
*95%
-47%
47
*10
5
7%
28%
13%
May
109
7%
50
27%
275/8
90
50%
50%
27%
73/av
*162
,
,
V
89
,
*29 YB
5
Jan
4
275/8
49
28
89
*49
50%
73/8
!
27Y4
'883/4'
1
136%
20
74
104 % Jan
;
27%
73/8
163
x57
15
112
12
-283/a
88 3,4
*49
29Y4
17
1
Vb Apr
16,400
28%
20
preferred..
preferred
1
North
59
136%
73/4
Brake
&• Western
58%
'
293/4
363/8
.-18
Electric
Central
2,500
16,300
59%
l
28%
3/4!
28
30
46%
5"
1
Norris-Thermador
;>
.136
19 %
2
108
Sep 12
393/4 July 19
41% Jan
30
30
113% Mar 13
106
21 7/b Jan
72% Jan
30
136
.100
Share
30,500
58
60
27Y4
:
1
'!
523/4
*162
162%-,.
28%
common.No par
Chemical
6%
50
..
16 3/4
Adjustment
4
5
Oct
7
Jan
5
July
108% Jan
24
27%
1
65 VB Jan
13-
May 16
467/b Dec
May
13% Mar 20
May 14
57% Apr
,
143/4 Dec
64
8
18
26
89%
73/8
30
\
100
Niagara
7%
52%
.
X162
100
Norfolk
22,600
96%
22 Vb
95%
preferred
preferred..-.
Nopco
23,400
12%
94%
22 V8
587/b
"
%
50%
27
"27
*92
4*
41%
12%
.22%
85% 1
100
9
40 3/8
127/8
22
-
2 2 s/a
95%
100
38% Feb
42
41%
28%
84%
100
109 Vb Jan
3,100
*25%
95%
preferred..
preferred..
27% May 14
,933/4 May 14
26%
3/4
84%
preferred
4.85%
26 Vb
26
95%
100
5.25%
4
26%
;7.300
26
27 •■;•■-
.
82
preferred
4.10%
26,300
-97
83%
3.60%
'
1,100
16%
123/8
95 v*
3.90%
-
•
52%
157/b
26 VB
•
95
22 Va
*
28 Vb
*88%
•49
'
•
Co__._l
Fibre
Co..'.,
Air
103/4
52%
15s/8
13
80%
Y New Haven & Hartford.No par
5%. series A
100
6
18
41 5/b
Y
4'-
4
49
System
__1
England Tel & Tel Co.
...20
277/B Jan
21% Jan
■
cj J)
England
223/4 May 14
24
Co
*10 Va
52%
15%
973/4
-
"95%
_50c?
No par
preferred
24
Mar 14
883/4
50
7%
3.40%
May 17
'
'27%
York Shipbuilding Corp..
1
N Y State Electric Gas com.No
par
$3.75 preferred.?..
;
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
30
83
6
Jan
21%
tPreferred
23
Apr
3
14
70
59%
'
;
4
Chicago &
26
Jan
10
Meter
York
fN
26
82
Apr
57%
New
3
48 VB Apr
76% Jan
,
57 YB
...10-
Inc
N
31
May
1
11'
X55s/b
;
;
'
York
8
Sep
71% Sep
68
22% V
,
■
_f
New
2
Jan
1
Corp
Co
New
26
38%
„
753/4 Jan
.383/4
2>
33/s Jan
19% Feb
22%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Mining Corp common__10
.4%. convertible preferred__._.100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
4
12
22%
New
12
133/a Feb
.
x263/4
Newmont
39% Mar 21
;
28% Jan
&
Corp.
New
2
417/8Jan
26
_1
Chemical
New
96% May 15
May 17
May 14
Mar 22
25%
100
Service
Steel Corp...;
Sugar Ref Co
33/4%
10 YB
*5,1%
153/a.
96 %
26
100:
Starch
Bros
10%
52%
12%
883/4
Co
Newberry
20
207/8 Jan
22
26 Vb
52%'
98
49%
B
Linen
Neptune
12 "
54 % Jan
46
.
27
2% Dec
10
May 14
32 3/8
39% Aug 28
3
15% July 18
35% Jun
preferred
Neisner
9
% Feb
May 14
42 %
1
.
Nautec
86 % May 10
92 %
43%
6%
6
50 % Feb
26 y»
:
41%,
:>
13
97%
26%
-
A__„__
National
26% Mar 27
1143 Vb May 14
84 Va Feb 23
"15%
-
133/a ;;
5-
National
2
81% Mar
15 5/8
42 3/4
1
National
12
Jan
52
'
,
13
•lIO
National-Standard
Mar 19
253/e Jan
23
9
preferred
Co
18 %
53
15%
10% >10%'
965/b
-
:_100
common
Vulcanized
6
42 YB
12/
___.50:-
common
Tea
11% Jan
10% "
•
25%
.No par
Co
National
21
77% Apr
23 Va Jan
Lead
National
30
1951
Cofpi...
Na torn as
May 14
5,400
21%
53*
;
95 V
5
...
preferred
National
'
2,200
23%
53%
26
41 :v'
/
Corp com_5
Co..
lb
Apr
3
Gas
93/4 Mar 29
10
15
'
C
2
23 Va Feb
9
28
7%
20
> 22%
13 Yb
3
Jan"
45% Feb
May 14
16% May 11
19% May 10
73/8 May 11
277/a May 15
10% Apr
5
5% Jan
21% Jan
35% May 18
Jan"20
243/a Sep
16% Dec
36 Va Jan
25
136 Va Mar
of
Gypsunr- Co
$4.50
30
28% July 21
4,400
'
211
lOVa
26
•21%
fconv).
General
National
1313/4 Dec
series
National
7
9"
38
27 Y#
52 V:
*;
'
4
Jan> 4
98
133/4
26%
V
27
.26%
41%* ■41%
...10*.
-
Chem
preferred
National
164% May
13 5/b
x373/4
27% -27%
233/8
237/b
8,300
23%
-26%
new_______^5
Products
Fuel
973/4 May
80'% May
3,000
26%
;
15 Yfl
2534
{1
No par
pfd
3
151% Jan
1,400
43,700
10 Vb
23%
•
14
..
5
National
>9% Mar 27
May
Co
Dairy
4%%
•
Corp.
Corp..:
Distillers &
y avz%
2
3234
'
.
*
27
'
Register
National
30% Apr
2,100
26% '
15%
78 Va
38 VB
• ,
5,800
76
,15%•;
32,100
36%
!
32
10%.
"
■
.
:,">51% ; 52.
.1
Castings Co^
City Lines Inc
National
x.
36 Va
27%
•77
100,
46 Yb
36%
36%,*
15
/
7%
453/4
36 VB
"363^
26%
10% "
10%
__1
:
Aviation
National
,
4
154 Va May 18
124% Aug 15
Co_._j.
24 "
/
5
Airlihes.
National
293/4 Feb
May 14
6 Vb Jan
Acme
12
18
2
*
National
>
45% Apr
55% May 14
s26 Va May 14
-
National
132% Jan
'
36
r-c
Corp...
31 Va Jan
2
'*7%
46%
36%v
W.
Natco
18% Apr "23
May 14
" 20% Apr
29
62% Mar 16
94 Va May 18
24 Va Jan
65% Aug 17
,90% Aug 25
148% Sep
9% Apr
9
10
'
9
3
11% Mar
2
25% May 14
-40% May 18
27
46% July.- 7.
V
13 Va Jan
33% Apr 12
263A Feb -28
25% Jan J 9
•
LP
-7
4
59% Jan
9"% Jan.
May
51 Va
30
30
18% Oct
17% Dec
142 Va Nov
•;
4
23% Oct
■
"18 %r Apr:; - 4 >3 f-
r
'*
,18 %
N
/-;■
10 Va
•
69
23% "
"■■:•
21% >
4;800
35 Va
23 Va
10%
-
4,100
363/4
x25%
■
■«
21%
9,100
33/8
47
26%
38%
23%
37
*3%
*753/8
;
'
Co^^.—__
363/4
33/s
*67%
.46%
32%
•
13%
26% V
20,400
37 VB
;
26
36
-
27%
38%
1
•/. 1,600
9,200
38 %
36
10%
79
42%
38 Va
25 5/8
233/8
■■,»:
0
r
-7.V2*
45%
*26
38
Co
'
I
'',-
V
42%
700
47
18%'
•*7%
,-
'
46 %
36 Va
/'■;:
10V4 " '
9%
25%;
7%
45%
"
8,300
47%
10%
*9%
68,900
20%
:
36
'
■
10%';
76
*18 v*
/;
62%
20%
36
'
69
76
18%
*9%
36%
■
10%
*67 Va
■
X18%
'
45%;'
36".
.
d
10%
11,400
20,300
-
90
47
23%
77%
19%
108
25%
3%
;v.
13,300
61%
'
43
"38
37%
47%
36
xl0%
>42%
..
"
3%'',;''■■
46
,
2,900
89%
20%
253/4
*75%.
;
■" 20%-
>
19%;
106
64
43%? > "
*67%
18%
20
1083/4
91
42
10%
*9%
33
91
25%
78
17%
33
62 3/4
20%
23%
'
61%
327/8
10S
\-:t :
250
61 Va
19%
.
r
V
;
64%
20%-
'
..••>: "
37 Vb
69%
<
.'J;
•;
2,100
6i;
..
37%
*69
...10
■
41%
x63%
61
-■
19,800
52
101
26
3%
32% ' •
:
:
45%
23%
-*76%
-
Co____5
*
20%
'10
no par
___?
2-'
Inc.-:..
>1
;•
91
33%
52
101
323/8
111%'
■
52
;<■
19%;
v
i
99%
>32%
,101
"
*90
.
,
51
37%
-
23%
1
Corps...:
-
37
45%
35-
•
33
19%
65%
41%
'
3%
Co__6.25;
37%
61%
■
108%
"
V
-
85
*98
,34 VB /
90
~10
100
•
32%
87
*84 %
99%
32%
■:•'-;
97
*86%
3,000
20,300
87
*94%
"
.
85
*98
25%
■!
"
30%
Inc.".
*84%
-
*86
86%
>
'
6i%
v
20
92
63%,
4"
%>
45%
Murphy Corp.^..^—
__14
Murray Corp of America.....
10
22
41 %
36
"
V
20%
26
10
Munsingwear InC<_A_.
Murphy Co" (G C)
20
20%
41
Co.__.No par
Lines..
12
Supply
Industries Inc
L
Mueller
55% Mar 30
27% May 14
20%
&
Mountain' Fuel
•Mar 26
63,» >;
26%
Wheel
97
52
100
40
*94%
;
■
11%
47%,
39 %
*853/4
t
34%."
99%
."111% 4
*90
25%
Industries
Motorola
19 Va
60%
"36%
61%
32%
XI10
.
90
.1,25%
25
',
99%.'
•51 %
-
'
85
•
33%
"
60%
" -:r
88%
5
Co..
52
100%
31%
Shares.J.....1,000 lire
(John)-- 8s
.Motec
19
■>'
,
17%
19% :
v:, ic5
' 109 ■';;
>_100
-Utilities
Moore-McCormick
29% Mar 21
6 '
60 %
31%
.1100
...
100
*84%
*98
<•'
11%
463/4
40%_;,41%:'
*86%
87
" •
■
200
'
46%
46
?
•
""
87
•
34%
51%,
-*
Ward
.
Montgomery
22
51%
100
60%
..No par
A—..
99%
*
.
•
>
97
*86%
*
85 %
33%."
86
*94Va
.*97%.
,,
;41% f
•"
86
1.300
20,500
90
,11% ;■
:' ii%
■/.:>
47Va
41
.
;
86%
*84%
!
34%-'
""'30%
Power Co__:____
No par
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
.,*■
'.
99%
>
97
86%
-
12 Vb
,
23
'
.,>.100
Tool:
•,
„'
*97%;
33%
*94%;
.
'
"
rv
Montana
41% Jan 4 4
21 V« May 18
Mar
class
MontanavDakota
15
89% Mar 14
24% May 14
33 Vb Dec 26
2
16% Feb
32
85
A.No par
B
,c
;
Monsanto Chemical Co.
18% Jan
28% Jan
87
11
45%
41%
85%
*223/4
.26%
1
10%
45 Va
85%.
50%
common
44 %
r.
40%
99%
Co
Ipc
preferred.^
preferred
RR
4
V;
97'.,.
5
class
,*. Class
37% Apr.11
.12% Feh 28
<2>
11
"
3
Monon
33% Mar 13
,
71% May 14
13 % Apr 43 '.
26 ,May.
1
24%Janll>
;
.54% Dec
>24% Dec 20.
26% Oct
3
26"% May 22
.
Jan ,18
v
20
41% May 31
.
5'
.17% Jan
May
52% Jan
97/8- May 11 4
25% May 14
14% May-15
•
20
37% Jan
2
42% Mar 26
30 Vb May 10
20% Mar 17
44% Dec, ^
/
,
1
28
1
15
23
.
30
37 % Feb .16
28% Apr
'
Feb
8% Feh
11
35% May 15
v
'
9% Sep
'
26
-11%
40%
2
Cement
Machine
-
86
*94%
No par
Industries
Monarch
37,600
%
too
RR.
RR
Portland
3 % %
4.20%
19
Apr
23,200
_jo
Missouri. Public. Service
*
34% Feb
29
79
Pacific
Mohasco
6,900
11
_1
Missouri
.422% Mar 20
3
39 " Mar 10
"43% Nov
2*
30
" 6% Jnn
42% May,
.
58% Aug 23
1
3
Jan
31
11
J 16 % Apr
19
6% Dec
Jan
"75% Jan
4
•
26
10%
„_5
.
Inc."
Missouri-Kan-Tex
2
25%
11
"
..10;
Development Co.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
,11% Apr 19
69% May 11
26%
10%
*86
..100
Corp.i
Missouri
253/4
*84
~_„100
Mission
5
25% Jan
Jan' 17
"T
Ontario " Paper...2.50
81 Light
No par-
3
Mar
42
L100
preference^
14
"51% Mar
May 2
23 % May 18
Mar 29
19% Apr
4% Jan
11
35
Mar 28
79
13% Jan
May 14
45 % May
'42% May 15
3
26% Oct
19% Jan
8
3 Vb
*873/4
,
39 %
Power
3
88
*87
26%
43%
Mfg....
Minnesota
4
.
Mining &
.4
25vb Jan
6
convertible
Minn.
873/4
110
25%
85%
&rChenv
24
34vb Jan
,
3%
7
88
*87
25%
"
Philipp - Corp___l
Minneapolis.Honeywell Reg com 1.50
2
84%
42
No par
pfd.100
series
Corp....
823/4
12 Va
.^100
Laboratories
Minerals
2
21 Vb Oct
;
Miles
Oil
85%
11 Va
Corp
common
preferred.,
1st
Midwest
23
84%
12
Inc.
Shares
23
10%
series—
South, Utilities
5%%.
.8
Apr
87% Apr
-
4
14
105
6
45% Apr
•
10
101
*
30% May 14?''
17% May 14,
30% Aug
4
170% Mar 10
V
Jan
May
,
58% Feb
the Week
85
12
series.,
preferred
4.45%preferred
-
23
11%
preferred
Sales for
Friday
May 1.7 v
83 %
24%
5
3.80%
V
Thursday
*"
22%
88
11%
3.85%
'
PRICES
84
10%
preferred. series...
SALE
'
22%
12.50
Co
HIGH
May 16
81%
benef'cl int
4.35%
•
.
May 11
,
Machine
AND
Wednesday
i
May 15
May 18
*223/4
23 VB
81%
83%
*87
25c
Scott
Trust—Units of
39% Apr
2
39 % Jan
'
86% May 15
<•
30
41%
4
46% Apr
13
&
Co
Tuesday
-
22%
16%c
No par
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
58 % Feb
87
4
r
Mesabi
Monday
May 14
.
1.83 y3
common
Mesta
97
Sep
Inc
12
10
78% Sep
Co
par
Inc.
preferred
Merritt-Charman
2
LOW
STOCK
Co
Stores
Mergenthaler Linotype
__
19
78
&
$3.50
31
14% Jan
52% Jan
Sep
79
,r
Merck
3
89% Jan
.
Mercantile
May 17
24% May 14
10% Apr 27
11 % May 10
41 % May 10 /
38 % Apr 16
59% Mar 10
11
Feb
EXCHANGE
.
22 % May 14
-
STOCK RECORD
Pharmacal
Wire Co
Co
10
♦93
94
22%
-*93
24 V4
253/B
25 Yb
29
29%
28 Va
33
32 Va
*93
94
♦93
94
24%
25
25Y8
28%
28YB
32
257/a
32
23%
45%
28
29%
25
32%
33%
5
*23 %
24 Va
22%
22%
22 Y4
23V4
23
62%c
43%
44%
44
45
45
46
44%
*32%
29
1
"
32%
'
"
Va
;
93%
253i
27%
28
31%
32
*23
44%
220
94
25%
38,600
9.100
1,400
23%
700
44%
10,700
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2396)
.
.
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Pear 1961
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
HIGH SALE PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 15
Monday
May, 14
Par
May 16
May 17
May 18
Shares
O
Ohio
Edison
Co
common.
5274 Nov
16
4074 May 14
4974 Jan
89
Jan
3
9574 Feb
23
92
Jan
11
98
May 15
79
Jan
3
83% Nov
8
82
Jan
4
86
Mar 26
4.40%
3.90%
93 7a Jan
3
100
Dec
27
99
Jan
19
103
Apr
18
4.56%
preferred
preferred
preferred
90 y2 Jan
13
95
9574 Jan
18
100
May 16
4.44%
5
337s Jan
19
1672 Apr
12
85
Aug
Dec
39
4574 Aug
157a Jan
4
4
1774 Oct
3
Ohio
Oil
NOV
20
3772 May 14
4574 Mar
Okla
Gas
1774 Mar 15
1674 Jan
3
887a Jan
31
417a Jan
3274 May 14
Olin
547a Jan 23
Orange
62 >4 May 14
76
3
Otis
2874 Feb
20
2474 Mar
1
Outboard
2674 Dec
19
177a May
8
217a May 18
2274 Jan
42
2
May 14
Apr
11
Sep
18
12074 Apr
3
267a Jan
4
437a Dec
18
8774 Jan
6
98
14 72 Jan
13
12 7a Oct
5
52
Jan
3
5
2
115
Jan
2
43
16
Mar 23
10172 Feb
5
Outlet
Jan
2
153/b Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
34% Dec
26
20
Pacific
Gas
6574 Oct
20
48 % Apr
4
Apr
3
8% May 16
7
2474 Aug 30
26% May 15
Pacific
2
7% Jan
5
187a May 14
12% May 8
12 % May 17
12
23% Mar
5
6%
Tin
Packard-Bell
3
12
Pan
Pan
Amer
22
95% Nov
24
9272 Mar 16
97 s/8 Feb
8
18
85%
Apr
11
44 % May 14
58 72 Feb
16
327a Oct
25
12
29 % May 14
30
44% Apr
60% Nov
22
48 3/4 Jan
6
39% Juiy 19
59 74 Nov
8672 Jan
5
53% Jan
Mar 22
19
Sep
19
19 % Jap
3
35 74 Dec
23 7t Jan
9
27
Apr
Dec
26
33
Feb~27
7
28
28
23s/8 May
593/4 Mar 14
383/4 Mar 15
753/4 Apr
May
Peabody
Mar 29
273/4 Jan
1
2
4
2
1572 Jan
3
13
May 17
1972 Jan
41 7a Jan
4
4972 Apr
14
42 7a
May 18
4874 Jan
3
377a Apr
287a Jan
5
59% Nov
20
44% May
523/s Jan
17
3
457a Nov
6
32
41% Jun
6
11
3074 Dec
9
1
30
Apr
Jan
2
34% Feb
20
41
5%
Dec
6
10172 Jun
5
30% May 17
32% May 14
98*78 Mar
6
90 s/8 Jan
5
973/4 Jun
2
95
11% Jan
3
1874 Dec
4
32% Jan
3
59
Dec
6
14% Apr 30
4074 May 10
48
Nov
3
58% Dec
12
42
May 14
527/a Mar 19
Sep 27
July 24
50% Jan
24
37
Jan
8
43 72 May 14
30
56% Feb 16
637a Apr 20
375/8 May 18
58
43 5/a Jan
12
14% May
---
8
May 18
3
76
Nov
20
947a Feb
1
100
Dec
12
99
Jan
197a Dec
14
16
15% Sep 26
327a Sep
3
15
Jan
3
307a Jan
3
46% Jan
3
29
103% Mar 29
85
5
100
917» July
100
Mar
1
Dec
6
10472 Mar
Aug 14
33% Jan
3
787a Jan
3
125
30
8
86
797. Jan
57% Mar 15
Pfizer
847a Nov
Nov
29
24
May 11
May
623/8 Jan
34% Mar 20
30% May 14
98 72 Jan
2
8272 Jan
5
96
15
1027a Feb
88
13
Apr
5
98% May 17
Jan
8
1027» Jan
12
106
Jan
31
487z May 14
7974 May 18
81
Jan
2
11272 Jan
5
Jan
11
877a Mar 27
12
May 8
837a Mar 16
84
777a Jan
81
Jan
25
843/4 Feb
517a Sep
1474 Jan
25
64 7a
3
22% Nov
20
507b May 14
193/4 Feb
2
26% Apr
2
447a Jan
4
76 3/4 Dec
6
52
69
Jan
4
94
Feb
3
99
38
Dec
20
3974 Jan
10
18% Jan
July 31
Dec
28
603/a Jun
5
6874 Oct
27
3
27%'Apr 24
817a Aug 23
8874 Mar 21
75
Dec
27
88
12% Oct
23
18% Mar 16
123
131
Apr
21
97
10
81
14
Jan
25
1277a Jan
19
3
20
62 5/e Dec
8
795/a Feb
28
59
93/4 Oct
30
5
5
9672 Jan
5
69
Jan
9
175
Feb
13
173/4 Jan
3
Apr
3
73
Mar 15
Jan
Jan
22
1
8
1678 May 15
139
May
1
293/a Feb
16
6772 Feb
20
97a May 10
Apr
6
1272 Jan
4
Jan
12
46
54
Jan
9
65% Jan
24
487a May 11
553/4 Jan
24
21% Nov
27
120
Feb
13
793/4 Dec
14
135
Dec
13
107
Nov
8
2387a
Nov~28
1972 Jan
1367a Mar
353/4 Mar 29
8
Jan
2
53/8 Apr
12
221
Jan
3
21
12
May 14
Jan
22
177a May 14
923/4 Jan
4
39% May 14
1017a Nov
16
723/4 May 14
9274 Jan
2
Nov'li
267a May 14
56% May 14
3272 Apr
19
69
17
II
.
9572 Mar
5
14
4
33% Jan
~24
3174 Sep
27
39% Jun
14
Inc
13%
13 74
13 7a
32%
12%
12%
123/4
23,700
22 74
213/4
225/a
22 7a
22%
47,400
No par
54 7a
553/4
5474
55 5/a
5574
55%
55
555/8
545/a
55
94%
94
94
*94
36% May 14
445/8
45%
11,300
32
31%
32%
31%
315/a
305/a
31
37,000
305/a
20%
213/8
X2072
23
2272
58%
573/8
2,900
2972
28
283/4
21,200
2672
*26
26 5/a
300
213/8
20
20 34
20 7a
203/4
11,900
23
21%
22 7a
58
28
*26
20%
26 5/a
2374
1
26 5/8
233/8
22 72
22%
22%
23%
13,900
5972
6172
303/a
26%
60
2972
*26
13 5/a
5
133/4
14
xl3%
14
447a
4472
*43
45
443/4
4772
46 3/8
48%
46
3
34 s/a
3572
36
3774
36%
32 74
317a
3474
33%
100
102
102
10174
100
*9872
100
*99
10
14%
5
*4072
common
31 3/4
317a
36
3572
10174
102
30
13%
13
1374
45
42 7a
43
473/4
46
4672
46 74
463/4
19,300
37
353/a
35 3/4
3574
35%
31%
6,500
36%
9,800
13%
45
313/4
363/4
13
8
Jan
23
437a Jan
2
237a May
8
387a Mar
9
2
37
Mar 27
3072
■31%
353/4
10172
10174
993%
993/4
983/4
983/4
150
1574
145/8
15
145/8
143/4
30,800
42
43 74
43 74
1,000
1574
157a
153/8
14%
41
4174
43
43
43
4272
72
47%
4774
4874
477t
47%
467a
47
467a
4672
457a
46 5/4
457a
4674
45%
,4672
4572
4072
40 3/4
4274
397»
421/4
39
3972
375/8
38%
16,000
46
■
16%
163/4
16%
16
16%
53
53
53
5374
517a
527a
50%
5174
497a
100
*9974
100
1
16
29
16%
16 72
317a
30%
16%
*99%
101
101
*995/8
,
153/4
533/4
2,700
48%
6,000
*995/8
101
16%
16s/8
16%
163/B
33%
317a
32 7a
37a
37a
374
3 7a
37a
50
50%
51%
51
52 74
5072
51%
563/u
57
56%
57%
56%
57%
57
305/a
31%
86
100
•97
100
*105
31%
973/4
50c
9774
4872
52
5
807t
86
105
106
83
8474
...
4,200
37a
xo6%
31%
313/a
32
1013/4
102
8 61/2
86 7a
86%
86%
98 7a
98%
987a
*971/2
*105
106
105
31%
•
*101
2,700
58,600
5774
22,500
32
10,300
510
1017a
105
106
3 7a
50%
50
t
1011/2
*977a
9774
106
527a
.
4,100
86
3174
1007a
86
10
163/s
315/8
101
31%
1007a
102
86
101
16
58
101
2,700
317a
317a .32
37a
100
10,400
1572
4672
Nopar
100
•
471/2
16%
3 7a
19,600
*53 74
5
374
390
4672
50 3/4
16
53
53
*4572
533/4
15%
5372
240
87
60
987a
70
105
53%
517a
53%
5074
51%
50 3
8
517a
28,100
86
847a
86 '/a
823/4
847a
7974
82 5/8
17,000
84 74
84'A
*85
110
853/4
8472
8472
847a
36
84
84
83
83 7a
*83
83 72
83
83
83 7a
847a
230
5
50 7a
52 7a
51%
53 74
53
54
5234
53%
527a
533/4
28,600
1
20
203/4
20%
2274
22 7a
22%
21%
22
21T8
215/8
5,600
54%
553/4
56
57%
5772
587a
57%
587a
57%
58%
99 7>
*9874
9972
35%
35%
4,100
537a
] 5.800
173/4
2,300
100
100
*84 7a
857a
No par
*9874
9972
*9874
997a
*98 74
99Va
*98 74
__1
357a
35%
357a
35%
3572
35%
35%
36%
49
5272
537a
54%
533/8
54
Inc
2
*8072
82
*80 72
82
*801/2
*75
77
*74
76
*73%
78
*73%
78
*74%
7,200
82
78
155/a
17%
167a
157a
15%
13774
15 5/a
16
15 7i
*136
15%
15
137 74
*136
.
157a
1377t
»:
■1,100
130
13674
13674
2172
215/8
227a
13674
217a
136 V4
20/4
223/8
21%
22
21%
21%
6,800
591/4
6q
5974
603/4
597a
603/8
597a
60
59
597a
20,400
io3/4
9%
*4672
9%
17,800
gy8
47
*48
*136
9%
93/4
471/2
*4672
4972
49
2974
*119
613/8
*110
113
2.50
68
69
283/4
5
1
574
137
...10
*110
6272
114
687a
697a
574
5 74
15174
150
i7x/8
*17%
9472
171/4
9578
49%
4972
123
6172
574
95
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref.100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
48
2972
29
12372
.75
Inc
17%
17%
82
Tsi
Polaroid
53 7a
17%
18
*807a
*121
Plymouth Oil Co ex-distribution
177a
*17%
82
1
preferred
54'%
1772
*797t
100
100
common-
53 74
xl7 7»
1
Co..
*91
*94
-
29
*119
1072
48
49%
29%
97
*1073/4
109
*10974
110
29%
*7574
3174
77
"
95
97
3072
*7574
109
10972
31%
77
*233/8
247a
*235/8
24
*22s/8
24
*225/8
24
150
8
$4.75
preferred
Nopar
Puget Sound Power «V Light Co_10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
3
Pullman Inc
...Nopar
86
150
87a
86
162
*150
87a
8
86
■
86
2,800
50
100
61
8,100
11072 11072
68 Vi
687a
1087a
110
*106
110
1,670
5 74
95
*94
123
*235/8
*225/8
149
8
*86
385/a
38%
39%
39
217a
3174
217a
31%
33%
21%
31%
337a
*120
6772
2,100
5 74
574
5%
5%
_5%
1547a
1387a
146%
1377a
14274
4,700
155,400
173/4
*1774
177a
*17 74
94%
94%
94%
94%
40%
41%
40%
41
76%
771/2
28 74
28%
43,200
13,800
62%
63 3/4
31,800
30 %
307a
2,600
927a
60
95
*9572
97
*1073/4 ing
10872 109
303/4
31V2
75%
7574
217a
33 Vi
28%
28%
2874
122
313/8
33%
600
29 74
59
31
337a
5
49%
,121
21
36%
48
*49
62
*1774
*9572
108%
10972
*467a
49
123
146 7i
9172
95/8
9%
48
617a
173/4
95
9%
49
*46%
62 72
62
158 3/4
*94
95
*9572
.
Oil...
48
46%
47
46
517i
No par
Gamble
4772
45
46
12.50
]_■
700
99
33 73c
Corp—
1,700
99
44%
100
....
100
9972
53
1
6,400
102
3874
5
.
3174
36
3572
10172
4372
50
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pure
*43
102
Publicker Industries Inc common..5
88
Feb
13
56 74
46
■/. 42
No par
Inc
*43
6172
107a Feb 21
333,4 Apr 25
79% Apr..11
1
May 14
46 7a
Mar 30
967a May 7
109
Apr 10
110% Feb 15
172
307a May
32% Jan
457a
*94
50
1
i
40
47%
6074
327/a
13,100
95
453/4
29%
*3174
*94
4874
30%
1
13
x47
265/8
No par
133/4
943/4
25
Corp
133/a
*94
26 5/a
57
13 72
943/i
2974
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne As Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
Nopar
&
5,200
213/4
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
$5
convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
Nopar
Procter
90
7
19%
12%
?07a
91
23
3
6%
1972
30
91
24
Jan
6%
1972
31
2472 Apr
7% May 18
6%
1974
3072
*91
2
Jan
6%
19%
137a
common
Co
63/4
13%
1372
1372
5
Co
convertible
13,800
21,800
2274
& Co Inc
(The)
57
33
152
19%
6%
20
19
1
Sand
Forgings
5674
3272
151 74
12%
Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Co
56s/8
33%
153
21%
preferred
preferred
4.30%
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
...
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pittsburgh
56
32%
*151
137a
4.40%
3.80%
Pitney-Bowes
33 72
21%
preferred
Co
Electric
56%
153
12%
13
1
Phila
*151
1,500
203/4
common
Brewing
58,300
18
1
common
Permutit
5,100
32%
70c
_50c
100
Co
123/4
32 3/8
3,300
4,900
preferred
Cement
12 74
323/4
33
3372
152
63/4
.12%
3172
9172
11
1121
12
6%
193/a
*173/4
175/8
127a
31
19
86
Jun
6 3/4
1872
30
175%
6474
22% Jan
145
42
1
5
6,700
323/s
175/s
625/8
22% Jan
15
31%
152
367a
1007a
12 72
5674
57
56
55%
31%
150
.
3674
1007a
325/8
175/8
625/8
Apr
713% Jan
May 12
877a Aug 14
43% Oct 11
3
323/4 Oct
30 5/a
150
1057a
37 74
1007a
37;
*9972
12%
/
60%
12
3
54%
com__14 2/7
100
Corp
12
3272
6072
104% Jan
Jan
No par
12
313/4
*10474
160
32 74
187a
12
303/a
56%
22
8
*173/4
173/4
12
28
3774
10072
29
9072 Jan
8472 Apr
173/4
5
3774
*9972
38
10072
79%
2
Nov
*9972
78%
Jan
23% Apr
7
22% Nov 16
1057a
106
377a
9972
2874
87
173
1067a
104
3674
40%
17
9
106 %
10372
405/8
88% Nov
3
10672
10,400
1,100
79
29
3
Jan
9,300
82
78
2872
9172 May 17
9472 May 7
297i May 14
70
8174
40
3172 May 14
107
697a
82 74
9972
Corp
&
7074
81
1
Phelps-Dodge
Poor
217a
6974
8474
101
Light & Coke—No par
Ry Co
__100
33730
(Chas)
Plough
217a
697a
8274
3474
preferred—
Petroleum COrp of America.
$3.50
22
69
8572
V
283/4
5
May 17
*21%
6972
8472
-
77
2
21
22
68
84
4074
Jan
11874 Jan
*213/a
22
4,000
6972
72%
85
7
21%
14,700
827«
397a
2978 Jan
Mar~29
22
38,000
67
2672
7
78
♦2178
1
6.25
Nopar
8
6
1087a Dec
27,900
Public Service Co of Colorado
5
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.Nopar
$1.40 div preference com
Nopar
4.08% preferred.
100
4.18% preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred..
100
5.28% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Ind com
Nopar
3%% preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16%
preferred
25
4.80% preferred called
—100
4772 Mar
Dec
7
18
95
4174
87
28
177a
86
137
30a/a Apr
7074 Aug
217a Jan
18
3
8
1043/4 Jun
177a
Jan
4
22
18
130
Dec
Nov
1774
1087a May 17
65 74 May 18
9774 Oct
106
18%
Pittston
3
3
1774
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd___10Q
Jan
Jan
187a
4
28
102
177a
Jan
223/4 Mar 30
927a Nov 22
24,000
May 11
70%
10
6574
78
3
Jan
257a
46
627a
122
Jan
86
2574
45%
667a
6
43
817» Aug
83 % Jan
257a
.4574
657a
May 18
59
50
19
337i Jan
6574 Mar 19
8674 Mar
May 9
May 18
57t Apr
88
11
23
21
Dec
417a Jan
14
Nov
557a Jan
15
14
26
28 72 Apr
113
Jan
100
May
1774 May
Apr
7574 May
3
173/a May 17
6
49
27
61
Feb
80
Sep
Aug 11
467a July 21
9% Jan
3
30
357a Mar 27
1874 Jan
44
Apr
19
59% Mar 14
257a
4474
4%%
Pfeiffer
.
6774
Corp
convertible
Pfaudler
2
13
3% Mar 30
1
12
Permanente
197a Jan
42
Feb
337a
46
Eastern
Pet Milk Co
May 10
33
2674
Co
Perkin-Elmer Corp
19
34Tb
50
4,200
,
66%
preferred
Glass
Gas
&
10072 Feb
337a
600
;
45
.10
&
Pepsi-Cola
5%
37'
15
Light com
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
15
55 74
22
2
19*% Mar 15
5
Sep
307a Jun
96
Jan
94
3674
25%
common
Co
Chemicals
Power
31
453/4 Jan
807a Sep
Apr
593/s Mar 23
27% May 11
6574 May 16
357a Nov 27
1
94
37
677a
4%%
66% Jan
49% Apr 20
57a May 25
53% Nov 24
3 7a
2
51
1
May
47 72
377a Jan
2
543/4 Jan
3
52
__
10072 May
18% Feb
3
9472
37
4574
Ford-.
Pennsylvania
Penn
*9372'
7,400
26
(J C)
Peoria
59% Nov
46
Jan
3872 Mar 22
10272 Mar 29
*1774
No par
Co
prior
conv
Peoples
36
40
177a
9472
367a ■3772
3074
Co
9
1774
17%
*9372
2972
Fruit
19
*17%
1772
9472
No par
&
Penn
94% Sep
1774
70
38%
14,400
66
Corp
Cement
26% Jan
3872
367a
Co
&
Pennsalt
387a
1774
463/4
Penn-Dixie
Penney
377a'
3572
4472
Coal
4.68%
3974
*9372
l
conv
Penick
387a
1774
36
Transportation
Parmalee
31
May
24
May 17
21
11
Jan
80
40
9472
3474
No par
Line
Pictures
Davis
27
1
397a
447i
Airways Inc..
East
Paramount
Parke
40%
25
Aggregates Inc-5
Pipe
preferred—
;
4%
3974
3974
66
Sulphur
World
Panhandle
35
5
May 17
24% Mar
20
26
20
38%
40 74.
437a
Corp.....
&
American
12
2374 Dec
38%
3974
247a
Electronics
Jan
8
*9874
-
6274
com
Consolidated
24% Feb
14
100
4074
42
Packaging Corp. of America
153/b Jan
24
16% Sep
*9874
100
X397a
1017a
9974
247a
Electric
&
207a May
1
48% Jan 19
12 74 Nov
13 74 Dec
100
99
99 Vi
♦93%
-
100
Lighting Corp
Telep & Teleg
preferred
Pacific
10172
347a
Corp
Co
Pacific
26
6074 Jan
May 14
6 3/4 Jan
2
397s Jan
1583/4 Feb
533/8 Apr 30
30% May 14
150
1017a
30c
Fiberglas
American
25
177
10172
*100%
11,600
3474
preferred
2
367/e Feb
440
102
102
4474
3.125.
Paper Co common
preferred
9
May 14
790
857a
4374
347a
Oxford
Pacific
98
85
33%
Corp
Glass
12
May
98
857a
3374
Utilities
Co
Owens-Illinois
$5
98
8572
3274
Corp
Marine
Owens-Corning
4%
44
98
5
1
10
Corp
:
17% May
15
3
-
:u
Jan
Gas
Rockland
&
28
Mar
18
Dec
574 Jan
18
13
96
May 17
101
May 14
347a May 11
9774 Jan
2
877a Feb
May 14
&
Chemical
Elevator
3
24% Jun
23
3074 Jan
July 11
Jan
25% Jan
81
14174 Jan
Oil
2674 May 16
5
12
67
21
Mathieson
27
Dec
4374
98
8574
Nopar
Olln
Nov
82
99
4472
9674
8574
417a
1774
20
4372
8574
3772
7.50
Gas...
"10072
10172
4372
98
98
♦8474
9974
100
Natural
85
40
common.5
preferred
597a Oct
24
10274 Mar 22
33 7a Dec
3
7
104
106
4.24%
Oklahoma
5274 Aug
Co
preferred.
25
41
26
Sep 28
4%
23
26
3474 May 14
Electric
42
9774
10172
100
..100
Nopar
&
Feb
4
22
8274 Oct
76
8
427t
4074
97
100
.100
-•
Co
1874 Apr
9474 Apr
Dec
24
1678 Jan
45% Mar 14
90
17
567a Jan
397a May 18
42 72 Nov
11
39 7» Jan
4
49
4
32 7a Aug 24
Nov 22
2
85
15
preferred^
36 V* Jan
3
3578 Jan
24
24
149
8
871/2
39%
21%
31%
33%
68
6574
687a
77
77%
28%
29
62 5/e
63.
30%
30 s/8
917a
917a
*94
95
*95 7a
97
;
*91
94
*957a
500
177a,
200
9,300
94
10
97
*107%
1037a
*107%
1081/2
109%
169 7a
*108 7a
31
*757a
*235/8
*225/8
153
100
1097a
130
317a
3074
3174
12,900
77
757a
767a
110
24
24
153
8
8
86
86
24
*22 5/a
*150
7%
*86
24
200
24
162
8
.
110
9,700
877a
300
12,000
397a
39%
39 7e
39%
2174
21%
217a
21%
2,200
32
32%
31%
32%
13,200
33%
34
33%
33 5/a
19,600
Q
577a Feb 17
96
Dec
15
Jari
13
145
Sep
18
26% Jan
4
31
Anr
131
For
footnotes,
l
67% May 14
140% Jan
4
28% May 10
9172 Feb
146
16
Mar 13
30% Jan
3
Quaker Cats
G%
Co
common
preferred
Quaker State Oil
67 5/4
B
100
Refining
145
293/4
Corp__10
see page 27.
l
747a
145
29%
727a
*145
297a
74%
148
29%
74
74%
*145
148
29
29
7274
>145
297a
74%
73
73%
14674
*145
14674
10
297a
1,400
297a
28%
6,700
Ki&i^i»:%Jiff,*Ms ffjiV-v.
Volume
Number 6161
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2397)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Monday
May 14
Par"
Tuesday
May 15
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 16
Sales for
Thursday
May 17
Friday
the Week
May 18
Shares
R
49 % Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
16% Oct
24
26% Dec
5
57% Jan
17 % Jan
4
',34% Sep 27
8
July 19
6
79
2,'
:45
19% Jan
81
Raymond
16
Co
19
Jan
15
4%
non-cum
1st
10% May 18
13 3% Jan
15
4%
non-cum
2nd
713/4 Dec
8
45
18
Jan
66% Jan
16
Jan
3
15
." Oct
26
6
43% Nov
1
20
Aug 24
54
7
133/4 May 14
13% May 16
5
173/4 Jan
Apr
7
39% May 14
493/4 jun
13
16
7
58
28% May 10
25
■
May
203% Apr
;
67 ?«
Oct
11
663/4 Mar
21% Dec
29
25
10% Jan
3
143/4 Jan
533/4 Jan
37% Mar
57
Jun
6
May
May 17
653/4 Mar
May 23
38% Jan
84
Aug 18
3
603/4 Nov
May
56% Jun
5
47
Jan
3
49% Jan
30
48
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
103
Mar
123/4 Dec
26
8
14
>49% Jan
4
Reliance
23
Reliance
23;
76
Jan
Jan
19
12% Jan
4
17
60
Mar 12
4
Republic
5
Revere
67% Mar 13
Revlon
Drug
2
41 % Jan
80% Feb
90
6
16
Steel
Co
102
(R J)
Rheem
3.60%
*15%
16
105/a
♦10%
103/4
10%
10%
46%
46%
2,600
*18%
183/4
2,400
45%
Inc
Oil
Corp
Paper
Corp
Nov
30
50% Mar 13
25% May 14
34% Mar 26
Ritter
Company
327/a Feb
10
473/4 Jun
5
32
42% Feb
Robertshaw-Fulton
43% Jan
19
623/4 Oct
20
51% Jan
9
62% Mar
23 % Jan
3
Nov
27
29% Jan
8
33% Apr
87
38% Aug
9
343/4 May 15
100% May 18
93% Dec
4
90% Jan
27% May
May
17% Jan
5
23% Jan
124
Apr
94
20% May 14
12% Jan
27% Dec
16% Jan
273/4 Dec
1
Feb
253/4 Apr
18
18
Feb
18% May 14
6
.38
12
12% Feb
193% Apr
17% Dec
27
13% May 15
3 6 3/4 Jan
46% Apr
7
353/4 May 14
41
10 3/8 Oct
10 3/4 Mar 15
18% Jan
12% Oct
36% Jan
30
25
3
15
Dec
8
22% Mar 16
633A Dec
11
3
Dec
27
26% Jan
3
373/4 Dec
Ruberoid
26
26% Jan
22
Ryan
183/4 Feb
90
Feb
26
352 % Jan
26
18
13
603/s Jan
May 14
2
Co
4%
Corp
Stores
9
43 Va Nov
6
Jan
29
44 % Mar 22
3
20% Nov
8
17% Jan
2
21% Mar
St L San
5
79
7
413/a Oct 19
723/4 Jan
5
80 % Feb
31% July 20
92
Jan
4
38
Apr
31
May 25
100
Jan
1
23
26
100
May
4
pfd 4.40%
34% Jan
26
40 % Apr
San
10% May 14
16 % Jan
22
14
May 18
18 % Jan
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
213A Jan
34% May
5
20 Va May 10
27% Jan
Schenley Industries Inc
8
14
93/a May 10
10 3/a Jan
46
May
33
May 10
11
8% Jan
46% May
38
8 Va
May 10
3
May
70
Nov
Jan
16
46'A Nov 24
Sep
19
14 Va Mar 10
7% Apr
9
73'A Jan
11
87
Jan
4
77
Jan
16
90
Feb
6
22
May
2
26 Va Jan
5
813A May 18
3
74
Nov
5
J an
3
10
May 22
27
Jun
16
14
743/4 Jan
30 Va Jun
943A Nov
15
17
11% Jan
12
105
Jan
3
18% Sep
25
36 Va Oct
5
21
15 Va Sep
19
27% Mar
)' 72
Jan
12
11
30
\
Scott
Paper
3
Seaboard
9
Seagrave
29
88 3A Jan
2
Finance
Sears
15% Mar
2
Seiberling
143/a Jan
4
Servel
103% Feb
7
Co
Dec
8
17% May 14
22% Jan
15
8
14%
1
18% Jan
4
Sheraton
223% Sep
25
34
7
19% May 10
29% Feb
9
25% May 18
33 % Jan
Feb
13
17
2
Simmons
17
33% Mar 29
15
55 Va Mar 12
9
63 Va Jan
11
45% May
127% Nov
4
6
34
Skelly
Smith
(AO)
22
May 14
28 3/b Apr
23
22% May 18
29% Jan
5
May 18
72 Va Feb
28
23 3/a Jan
3
14
4
77
383/4 Jan
3
52% Dec 28
93/s Dec
19
133/4 May 26
60
9% Dec
4
8
9
60% Nov
14
49
Jan
25
52% Jun
5
50
273/a Jan
3
49% Oct
4
153/b Jan
3
27 % Jan
11
15 % Jan
4
29 3A Dec
26
26
Soo
2
South
Amer
15
South
Carolina
58
Feb
53
Feb
19
443A Jan
Mar 23
17
303/4 Dec 21
27
Jan
18
40% Jan
16
31% Sep
8
243/a fjov 21
29% Jan
18
33
Jan
16
233A Feb
16
31% Dec
27
18 3/4 May
29
613/4 Nov 10
8
May 14
47% Jan
19
36 3/4 Jan
3
53 % Nov
17
46
38 % Jan
3
49 % Nov
22
20 % Jan
3
29% Oct
11
24% May 14
51% May 11
473/4 Mar 15
61% Oct
173/4 Jan
9
193A Nov
8
65 Va Mar 20
72% Oct
46% May
30
13
26% Jan
16
38% Dec
14
20 Va Jan
4
34% Apr
3
51% Nov 24
7% Jan
12
r
11% Apr 27
Jan
Indiana
Southern
Southern
Pacific
7
Southern
20 % Apr
26
5%
16
Mobile
Spalding
Spartans
8% Jan
24
4% May 11
.
Jan
3
44% May 31
32 % May 14
42 Va Jan
Jan
3
91
Mar
90
95
20% Jan
26
35
May 15
3
34% Oct
26
82
Jan
For
3
Jan
15
17% May 14
973/4 May
9
91% Jan
64% Ar
4
27% May 14
833A Jan
5
883/4 Apr
footnotes,
17
see page
3
Co
Apr
24 Va Jan
97
May
38% Mar
86
Mar
2
19
2
Sparton
>
5
33%
33%
33
33%
54%
32%
533/4
54%
53%
54
53%
53%
53%
30%
303/e
303A
533/4
30%
31%
31%
32
31%
32
36
343/4
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
35
35
1091/2
106 3/i
95
*92%
110
102%
93%
common
stock
tr
.
ctfs
Public Service
Corp
92%
92%
2,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
22
22%
23
22
10,600
23%
213/4
22%
213/8
22 Va
26%
26%
263/4
♦27
17,200
27%
27
27
*263/4
27
25
24%
25%
25%
25 Va
24%
25%
24%
26
373/4
37%
39
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
38%
175,700
10%
10
10
103/4
103/4
1
10 Va
10%
11%
15,200
14%
Xl3%
14 %
14
14%
14%
14%
13%
14 Va
3,000
36%
363A
36%
36%
36'A
36%
353A
36%
123/4
123/4
3,800
13
133/8
13
13
13
13
22%
12%
X22
.
12%
375
30Vs
40
403A
183/8
18%
21
22
21
21%
20%
21%
7,000
12%
13%
123/4
12%
12 %
12%
13,500
493A
22,900
49Va
*933/4
*300
30
41'A
183/8
41%
183A
11%
11%
14%
20%
9%
47%
35
83/*
71%
14%
21
9%
•;
47%
34%.
8%
70%
34%
86
97
23 Va
>
34%
*84 Va
*95
x23%
*80
83
12 Va
153A
21%
9%
48%
34%
25
83
5%
5%
27
53A
273/*
20%
21 Vs
20Va
44
813/4
12%
10%
common
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel
common—
-
29 V4
52 V4
53
*26%
27
34
34%
98
105
54%
55
27%
28
22
24 Va
23%
23%
60%
63
48%
50 Va
8
1
49
*52
343/a
28 Va
*29%
30%
403A
403A
18%
77
33
33%
31%
323/4
313/4
100'A
*98%
37%
11%
14%
21
9%
47'A
*343/*
8%
71
35
*84%
*96
24%
*80
5%
27%
100%
♦98%
37%
37%
37%
12,200
113/4
113/a
113/4
57,500
14%
14%
14%
14
143/s
213/a
21
21%
21
21%
4,000
23,000
1
*9%
10
10
No par
9%
9%
48%
463A
48%
34%
343A
35
100%
46%
473/8
35
*34 Va
8%
83/a
8%
8
8%
7I3A
70%
70%
71
71%
34%
35%
323/4-
34
353A
86
97
25%
83
...
2,500
21,000
1,900
5,500
6,600
45,500
86
*84 Va
86
96
96%
♦95
96%
23%
24%
24
25
83
813A
813/4
50
*84%
♦80
~40
22,100
5%
5%
53/8
5 Va
5%
273/4
27%
27%
27 Vt
27%
6,000
8,700
20%
20 Va
203/4
20 3A
20 3/a
8,400
20%
203/4
21 Vt
20%
20 Vt
43
43 Va
42%
43
423A
423/4
81 %
82
813A
82%
813A
82 3/a
2,100
2,600
55,700
*12%
10'A
*102%
8%
12%
103/a
105
9
12%
10%
103%
8%
9
37
223/4
21%
22%
18%
*17%
36%
36 Va
12 3/a
93/4
*
400
9%
*12
12%
93/4
103%
363A
12,600
105
102 Va
*9
10
9%
1,500
36%
363/4
8,900
21 Vt
21%
6,700
18
16%
17%
•2,600
36%
35%
36%
17%
18%
17%
17%
15
143/4
14%
14%
15
16,000
22
....
18%
37,900
30,400
4,600
22 Vt
21%
213/4
203/4
21%
25%
533/4
30
52 Va
26
25%
25%
25%
25"%
54 Vt
53
54
52%
533A
13,200
4,000
4,600
29%
29%
29 Vt
29%
2,400
52%
52%
52 3/a
523/8
31 Vt
53 Vt
18%
18%
18 3/4
18%
*26
26%
353/4
106
553/4
28%
36%
35%
35%
35%
108 Vt
107 Va
109%
108 Va
•26
263A
*26
2,300
265/s
35%
110
31,600
20,000
553A
553/4
56
55%
56%
29%
28 Va
29
283/4
283A
3,800
13,400
28%
8%
51 Va
53%
353/4
28%
30%
23 Va
24 Vt
22%
233A
22%
23%
30,800
241/4
24
24%
23%
24
22%
23 Vt
4,500
633A
61 %
63 Vt
61
613/4
60
61 Va
50 Va
'
24 V4
623A
-
29
233/8
23%
52
51%
52%
51%
52%
52%
53
15,800
62,100
*73A
8%
8 Vt
*7%
8
7%
8
51
*52
35%
293/8
7%
8V4
53Va
53%
8
533/4
*52
36V4
29
31
203A
28 V*
50%
363/4
30V4
31
8%
53%
♦52
36%
36%
2,500
29%
293/4
7,100
31
31
31
31%
31%
21
203A
21%
20%
21%
5,000
29%
28%
29
28%
29 Vt
51%
50%
52
50%
51%
58,500
28,200
49%
483A
48 3A
♦48%
483/4
45
45
44%
45
26
26%
25%
26%
5,700
55,500
52%
53%
53%
55%
18,300
44Va
26%
26Vt
26%
51%
19%
52 Va
*193A
533/a
19%
*74Va
31V4
77
32 Vs
*74%
313/4
77
32
52 %
19%
*74Va
32
16%
24
5%
23
*94
18 Vs
95%
28 Va
18 Va
*95
29
85%
*84%
5%
33%
33%
*94
95
19
95%
303a
85%
>
18%
95Vt
29
*84/2
54
37%
45
17%
7,400
29%
253/8
5%
33Vt
*52
900
18,300
29'A
44
23
8%
56
*36%
25%
52 V4
193A
17Vt
53%
8%
553/4
37 Vt
433/4
17
22%
5%,.
33%
83/a
55
29%
24%
50%
8%
54
42 Va
21
293/4
8
54%
45%
17%
8,000
2,200
18,200
11%
48%
x95%
27 Vt
*84 Va
32 3/a
37%
50
25
;
*98%
49%
50c
No par
18%
77
77
20Va
20 Va
52 Va
53
*26% 27
35 Va
36 Va
xl05
107 Va
55
55%
7%
95
,
12
51%
32%
41
18 Vt
.
420
6,700
1,000
38
50
*94
30%
♦40%
18%
"
93%
375
30
77
48 Vs
'
93 Vt
*300
30 3/a
41 Vt
203A
28 Vt
50
16%
8
X30V4
49 Va
94%
30%
*30
20V4
28%
50
22
5
100
53
49%
375
19
10%
*102% 105
49
*93%
*300
78%
8%
71 Va
35 %
86
97
50%
94 Va
375
*77
*77
323/8
100%
36%
1,200
221/4
78 Va
33Va
333/4
*98% 100%
36
373/a
78
*13
10%
13V4
49
50Va
93
94%
*309
375
29%
30
48
93%
;
1
2.50
__
400
4,200
36
1
Inc
preferred
preferred
Co
20
9,750
93%
20
27
100
102
*92%
19%
20
No par
preferred
Ohio
5,400
193/4
1
(Del)—No par
100 %
4,700
6,200
10,100
18%
8Va
Co
107
8,000
3,400
1,700
19
7%
5
com
9
$4.50
V
com.4.50
1
8
333/4
26%
533/4
31 Va
El_No par
Co
7.50
(A G) & Bros
Industries
Inc
33%
253A
1
&
Gas
Co
8pencer Chemical Co
4.20%
33%
22
2.50
Gas
Railway
Southwestern
5
26%
20%
5
non-cum
2
88
88% Jan
7
26%
20%
27V4
53
30
l
No par
1
Sugar
Natural
16
353/a Mar
26%
19%
26
50 Va
Co
Southern
473A Jan
263/a
12%
Platinum
Public Service
Southern
26 % Jan
33
263/8
12 Va
9%
25
593/a Feb
8
26
863/4
26%
*102 Va 105
9%
9%
50
75
17
26
,
26%
183A
Co
Rico
Southeastern
16% May 16
35%
80%
12
10%
15
Co
Gas
Puerto
21% May
373/4
35
18%
18
143/4
preferred
&
37%
35
80
20
30
Apr
38 3/8
35
18%
18V*
153/a
California Edison
28
2
Jersey
30% Feb
14
31
8%
85 3/a
38
34%
77%
1
Southern
57 % Jan
4
Feb
71
South
86%
39
343/8
183/a
17%
15
preferred
52% May 10
50
Mar 21
9
24
18% Jan
3
Jan
Jan
5%
South
85%
38 5/s
44
Labs.No par
&
12,000
9,400
19,600
4%
383/4
443A
25
E&G
600
13'/a
35%
20%
5
Gold
88%
4
373/4
42%
10
Railroad
88%
13 Va
■
34%
19 Va
French
90%
87
26%193A
21
Co Inc
160,100
86%
18%
173/*
15V4
Inc
4,700
55%
853A
17%
17V*
14%
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Line
"
l
31% Mar 30
42 % May 14
27
4
9 Va Jan
May 14
,
Kline &
1
10 Va Jan
343/8 May 14
Apr
*883/4
£1
Co
Marchant
Smith-Douglass
Smith
85
4
36 Va
Corp
Smith-Corona
56% Mar
48% May 14
7 Va May 10
4%
23 Va
*80
5 ' *■
26%
/19%
.
1
Manufacturing
Oil Co
8
31% May 10
363A Jun
7
133/a
4
34%
*84%
*95 Va
5
21
Singer
13
4%
8%
50c
Feb
62
133/a
4%
22%
173/*
Corp
353/a Mar
4
49
Oil
27 % May 14
12 % Jan
6% Mar 15
129 % Mar 22
89
13%
4%
37 Va
issued
Sinclair
883/4
13%
70
No par
98
May 14
'-54% May 11
67% July
37% Apr
44 % Jan
5
88%
13
34 Va
No par
3
3
3
Nov
40 Va Feb
88%
800
1063A
53
133/a
23 Va
18%
Co
11
443A Jan
26 % Oct
46 % Jan
May 14
58%
35%
Simplicity Pattern Co
When
36 Va Oct
55%
88 %
46
50o
Simonds Saw & Steel
493A Feb
61% Nov 22
56
28% Apr.
37
12
19
603/a
22%
18%
Corp of America
48 % Jan
Apr
59
37%
Slegler Corp
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
60% Apr
61
22%
183/*
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord
Sheller Mfg Corp
Corp
(Frank G)
Co
233A Aug
383/4 May 23
58%
36%
18% May 15
Steel
4
4
49%
1063A
49%
1053/4
49%
107%
58%
10%
14%
20 %
9%
2.50
14
3
28%
1073/4
49%
21%
16%
Inc
153/4 Jan
Jan
28%
107
493/4
1
Shell Oil
42 3/4 Jan
28%
49%
106
493/4
No par
Shattuck
413/a Mar 20
Industries
Oil & Gas
16% Feg
28
45,400
28%
49%
104%
No par
4
23 % Mar 28
Apr
21,300
493/4,
105%
37%
293A Jan
26
3,000
49,800
38%
37
35
Maly
505/8
38
9%
38
16% May 14
153/a Jan
49%
383/4
9
373/*
21% May 14
21
50 %
38%
38
28
233A May 15
42
49%
40
293/4
37%
May 17
Sharon
41%
51%
39
28 3/4
1
31
30
493/8
40'A
29%
*98%
35%
"
>
l
12
Apr
513/8
39%
283/4
31%
No par
45 Va Feb
6
50%
38%
78
1
common
8% May 16
46% Mar
50
283/4
3
36% May 18
31% Feb
76,800
42%
40
18
V
1
19
Shamrock
473A
41%
6
preferred
Shahmoon
42%
_5
Corp
503/a Mar 13
113A Mar 30
46%
413A
93%
20
Co
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
48%
42%
293A
1
Co.
Falls
&
7,500
1,000
473/8
42%
*300
100
:
Roebuck
49%
413/4
46%
/
No par
Co
Corp
48%
15%
tz
—No par
25
Corp of Amer
Sealright-Oswego
15%
19%i
No par
common
Line RR
Air
15%
*12
1
-
preferred
preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
Seaboard
•15%
9%
1
$3.40
Screw St Bolt
15%
14
3®
$4
7
14
7
Co
15%
353/4
1
V-
N
15%
49 Va
37
35c
inc
Schlumberger
1
50% Feb
May 15
103 Va Feb
7
17
9% May 14
4
Nov 27
14% Apr
8 3/a Jan
37 Va May 12
63A Feb
31% Mar
23% Jan
42 % May
July 28
20% Apr
Jan
97 Va Jan
1
19% May 10
4
Feb
May 11
96% May
19% Jan
13
51% Dec
85
5
May 10
26% May 11
37% Feb 24
293/b Mar 21
31% Jan
54
2
323A May 18
9
21
5
42 3A Jan
4
Feb
Jan
14'
May 19
27 %Jun 15
16 % Jan
15
9
98% Feb
47% Dec
70
213/4 July 25
11 Va Jan
25,600
153/a
48
24%
1.40
common..
17
15%
*94
5
convertible preferred
Schick
30
81% May
97
5%
59 Va,
26 Va
1
com
3,300
47%
108
10
preference
Schering Corp
42% Jan 24
May 14
70
41 Va NOV
60% Feb
9
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Convertible
10 Va
700
1,600
20 Va
100
San
143/a Jan
10
93%
5
series A
39% Feb- 16
223A Nov 21
*16%
10%
109%
100
73/a Jan
17
10%
9,400
18%
10
30% Jan
163/4
10%
107 %
100
St Regis Paper Co common
1st
173/a
10
V *92 %
Power
,No par
Ry Co com_JNo par
Fran
*57
16%
52%
1.66%
Preferred series A 5%
393/8 Mar 12
May 10
98
4
59%
173/a
10%
293/4
100
15% Jan
70% Jan
Jan
16%
16%
X35
2.5®
common
♦57
163/4
32
No par
Co
163/4
39%
25%
5
333A Jan
37
59%
39%
10
35%
1
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
293/4 May 10
59%
*57
39 3A
16,600
13%
19%
16%
38%
1
preferred
conv
*57
59%
15
13%
10%
34%
,_i
preferred
4.30%
16%
373/a
20 g
(Jacob)
Safeway
94% May 15
26
17%
853/,
1
Ryder System Inc
352 % Jan
r39 3/s
84
100
Inc
Aeronautical
39%
*16%
4%
5
common
Co
Ruppert
463/8 May 14
27
93
Jan
McBee
Rubbermaid
14% Jan
12
6
Nov
404% Dec
86
Royal
5
19% May 14
27% Aug
372
5
39%
17
15
*19
123/4
1
4
Jan
193/8
88 %
1
143/4 Feb
13%
19%
40
>v 4
5
Petroleum
15%
13%
19%
17
54%
1
Dutch
•14%
13%
600
*493/8
1
Corp
Royal
15%
13%
393/4
103
:.
10
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
3
15%
19%
300
38
No par
Corp_
12% May 10
12
& Elec Corp
Telephone Corp
17 Va Jan
9% May 14
18
12
11
40% May
Gas
Haas Co
Ronson
31% Mar 15
10
Controls
preferred series A
Rohr
27 Va Apr
11
33% Jan
4%
25
29% Feb
19
22% Mar 13
43"% Apr
293,4 Sep
Rohm &
18
Mar 22
24% Jan
18%
17 %
453/4
2.50
_
Rockwell-Standard Corp
8
18%
-
28%
lo
4
46
183/4
3,200
1
143/4
No par
Riegel
27% Jan
45
♦18%
39%
8
16
453/a
1.25
Richfield
37% Mar 19
Rochester
19 Va
8
*15%
10
£
443/4 Mar 14
Rochester
133/4
19
47
47
8%
16
1
Ltd
37% May 10
5
13%
19%
„5?
—100
Co
303/4 Jan
23
153/4
133/4
47%
183/4
8
163/4
5
com
34% May 10
34
14%
■45%
8%
39%
50
100
3
12
14%
19%'
No par
A
3
May 14
18%
133/4
2.50
Co
25
29
183/4,
8
41
373/a Sep
8
473/4
18%
13%-;
78% Jan
27
52,300
153/4
10%
253/4 Jan
51% Apr
353/8
153/4
10
series
Richardson-Merrell
Mar 14
34%
8%
•
Trust
18,100
103/4
50c
com
21
15%
50c
pref
Selection
8
1,100
20%
8%
5
Tobacco
353/a
10%
10
series
34%
15%
series—100
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
2
Co
21
353/a
103/4
5
Corp
Brass
2nd
20%
34
153/4
_1
Preferred
4
14
Mar
8
5
&
Metals
21%
35%
10,100
50
common
preferred
21%
34%
5,200
,
103/4
1
Chemical
10%
21
*713A
*15%
10
3%%
10%
50
preferred
Eng
&
conv
.
Reynolds
Jan
5
1
&
72
21
34%
'.31%
50
Corp__
Copper
Reynolds
4
153/4 Feb
12
May 11
793/4 May
10%
Inc
Rexall
52% Jan
Mar
4
73%
9%
70%
10%
21%
-.11
203/4 '
No par
50c
Mfg Co
Jan
4%%
87
73%
103/4
1,000
23%
72%
10%
preferred:
Inc
Elec
43/4%
123/4 Apr
23 Va
72
10%
70%
10%
3.33%
Chemicals
43% Jan
9
18
5
8
233/4
73
Ine
No par
preferred
31
6
*693/8
233/4
No par
116,600
17%
Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
50 % Apr
90% Oct
16%
Republic
1163/4 Jan
23% May
17%
Co
Stores
Conv
30
24
May 18
53
Nov~14
Jan
8
14
16%
Inc
Bit
Bros
Reliable
May 14
Jan
89% Nov
1113/4
Reeves
12
Stores
Reichhold
1
28% May 14
108
17%
233/4
common
Roller
6
36% May
8
21 % Feb
Owl
4
453/4 May 14
23
23
45
3
Reed
19.% Apr
143/4 May 14
52
Red
5
16 % Jan
May 11
15% Apr 30
9% Mar 29
18
3
3 5'/a Oct
83
t
l
11
Dec
18 3/4 May
22
8
9
43% Jan
683/4 Sep
23
2
213/4 Mar
May 17
3
16% Jan
17%
233/4
1
8>
May 10
15% May 11
20% Nov
4,800
14,800
543A
18
5
1
3
38 3/a
23%
Co
18
13
76 Va
37%
17%
Inc
25 % Feb
Oct
76%
37%
76
x37
56%
23
Raytheon
>153/4 Jan
12% Jan
76
373/a
54%
17%
Rayonier
13
58
54%
76%
36%
22%
18
Reading
55%
76%
36%
163%
16
1
54%
76%
21%
41 % Feb
10% Feb
573%
76%
35%
1
International
10% July 26
15% Dec
56%
76%
35%
2.50
Inc
House
Raybestos-Manhattan
Mar 16
56%
35%
*76
No par
2.50
Inc
Random
53%
com_Nopar
i
Co
24% Apr
11
313/4 May 14'
: 44% Aug 18
113/4 Mar 22.
13
14 % Feb
Purina
Ranco
2
303/4 Feb
1st
Ralston
10
of America
preferred
Corp
$3.50
Mar 30
Jan
21% Jan
10% May 14
9% May 18
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
Radio
63% Mar 14
11
Jan
343/4 May
8
16% May 17
21% May 14
26
88% Feb
27
72
Feb~28
33"% Sep
4
11% Oct
233/4
51% Jan
9
11
Dec
53
193/4
77
193/4
*74%
193/4
77
19%
19%
*74%
30O
2,000
7,100
77
31%
17
17
17
17
17%
23%
22%
23%
223/4
23%
9,200
1,500
10,800
53/4
5 Va
5%
5 Va
55/8
5,300
33 Vt
33%
32%
■34%
95
18%
95%
293/4
85%
31%
•94
18%
32%
95
183A
31%
33
33%
6,600
95
•94
17%
18%
111,500
95
95
95
95
250
28
29
27%
28
18,300
85 Va
85%
85%
*84 Va
27.
:/
10
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2398)
,
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
,
NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Rcinge for Previous
Lou est
Highest
NEW
\
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
YORK
Square
D
28
35 % Dec
29
30
12
91
Nov
15
60% May 14
77% Jan
2
72 % Jan
23
78% May 12
74% Jan
25
$3.50
11% Jan
3
19% Dec
12
14% May 14
83% Apr
18% Jan
3
Standard
25 '/a Jan
9
53% Jun
5
25% Feb
35% Jan
2
Standard
Kollsman
4
Standard
Oil
,
467/e Jan
52% Jan
4
Dec
57
5
.
May 14
*84
Jan
2
26
t
S
87% Dec
.4
55% Dec
27
46% May 11
40% Jan
-
3
Dec
13
49% Jan
51% Sep
29
59% Feb
,3
9
92% Dec
7
4
28
Mar 30
82
Mar 23
84
Jan
18% Oct
57% Nov
52.
28
50% May 14
".
20% Oct
31
28% Apr
27
26 % Jan
3
42% Dec
20
8% Nov
2
14% Mar 17
17% Jan
4
34
341/4
67%
6
67%
661/4
78%
79 %
78%
78%
78%.
.•15%
15%
.4 *15%
791/8
15%
79
14%
78%
15%
> 79%
67%
28%-
31%
31%
-i"
Oil
of
Oil
1
6.25
2
No par
-
com
of Ohio
Indiana.
New
Jersey
--
10
common
>
.
22% Feb
12
40% Jan
2
11% Mar
6
Stanray Corp
Mar 12
9
>30% Mar 15
52%
54 V8
x51%
-92 -V;
•V,
•'"56
52
52
»i
25
25%
■
26
26 %■*
■
-
16 %
16"%
25%
25%
-'-8%
8%
-
-
-
25%
27
16%
16%
.27
22% Dec
•
22
29
60% Feb
>
Feb
7
84% Oct
27
13% Jan
9
19% Dec
12
67
Jan
4
99% Nov
10
24% Jan
3
35
Nov
Jan
30
■
.1
26% Mar 12
Starrett
Co
47% Jan
-f
5
38% May 14
81% Feb 28
3
18
May 14
Stauffer
Chemical
83
29
Jan
\
3%%
2
L S_
(The)
Co
,~.
i'
v
>
8 7/8<
,
58%
A.
-
No par
>
100
:
-,*83 %
--
*25
•
-25%
,
A..-39%
39%
.
58%
common
preferred—
*'25%
25.
-
8%
84%
■
>'
40%;
92
491/4
53%
523/4
53%-
52 Va
'53
*90
;
;
•
•',
'■
521/4
•
•"
•
92."
16%
>
*83%
*50
58
-'26%
27
.V IV-,
261/4.
253/4
v
4
21% Jan
11
16% Jan
4
43% Nov
9
20
34
Stewart-Warner
Feb
28
25
May 18
31% Feb
15
21
33% Jan
2
19
-
Jan
20% May 17
4
74
Nov
13
57
27% Jan
3
34% Apr
11
28% Jan
16
70 % Feb
May 14
Jan.
13% Sep
6
7% May
21
Stix
Baer
5 %
:
:
26%
-
251/4
-«
\
•'
v.
; / •' 1
•■•
20
20
Webster
Stouffer
13
Corp
convertible
May 18
Jan
4
21
May 14
30% Jan
2
Suburban
4
33% Apr
4
24% May 14
28% Jan
2
Suburban
Propane
19% Apr
57% Nov
19% Feb
2
Sucrest
45% Mar 17
28
16% Oct
24
28% May 31
13% Jan
3
Corp
20% Apr
82 % Jan
.
87
2
Oct
13
29
23% Jan
22
Aug
59
./ Jun
-
9
Oct
•'/.
8%
18%'
34 'A-
122
16% Nov
1464 Jan
3
49% Feb
28
Dec
28
54 % Nov
28
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
5
45
Sun
19
91% May
Chemical
$4.50
7
53 Vb Jan
Sun
15
Corp
series
Oil
8
24
4% %
preferred
2
25% Apr
1
118% Jan
2
Sunshine
2
Sunshine
series
Biscuits
11% Jan
Mining
1040
1385
May 18
16% May
39% May
30
May
15% May
Feb
Superior
21
Sweets
Oil
24% Mar 21
14
49% Feb
27
47% Jan
4
Swingline
9
Symington
7
Series
11
14
1/64 May 18
Swift
&
8%
23'/o
26%
251/2
2 6 Vb
19%
-19%
19%
39%
40%
41
21'/a
21%
12%
13%
41-
12%
*91'%
25%
257/a
26 %
261/8
26%
•
103
25 3V
103'/2
7%
8
-
V
1070
V"
:•
25%
18
Fpb
class
Inc
19%
20
12:%
39%
32%
32 V*
30%
1
15 %
15%
3/64
Corp
5/64
••.::
.
26 Va-
25Va
''4C0
.
104%
7Vu
1010
-8
50
7,400
27,800
1,800
f
9,200
,
1060
380
19i/2
18%
19
18'A
18'A
1,500
41
40%
40%
40 Vn
401/a
12,600
34%
32%
34'A
32%
33%
15%
15%
3 5%
13%
15'A
15%
3/64
.
33%
15%
15%
3/64
■
.
47.1/4
33%
40%
rights——
.3,900
92
•
104
..
10,100
1
40
20
40%
1
A
Wavne
A
2,200
4,600
•
25-i/a
6
11,200
41%.
*25A-
■
104%
10-.400
«-
•'/
22
IL.%
■«
;ao
-
47'
81,100
19%
^
'
9/64 May
;
>
22%
25%
*91%
1070.
5,800'
19
17
25
1100
,,
103%
IV.VV 7%
:
-V
s
262
•
16! it
.26'A
*25 a'j
32
8%;
1075
1120
--39%
1.38 8/9
25
104.
7%
8
1100
1090
1055
25 A
103%
25 A
25 3*2
102%
2,100
41%
47%
26
.
2,100
21%
•-
..
92
47
•
25%
-12%
13%
59%
22-'A
-
2t'/4
91.%
1,000
33 Va
7%
,19%
47%
7,COO
-
s
33
260
>
40%
47
123/4
92
-9CO
f
32%
26%
,.;91%
*91 %
5,900
•i.
.
5334
■
23v
473/4
-
6,200
20'A
,271
20%.
.-•
i
32,300
21%
-•*20%
1,400
>
33 y8
19%
•:
,
26
.
251/4
41%
217/a
25%
V
,•
•
22%
-
17%
21
-
S'/o
*262
^
22%
''
..»
295/a
V
33
7%
V 272
23
463/4
7%
•
25
Co
*265
32%
92
2532
10c
of America
Co
11
8>/a
8%
277
11 Vv
29%
'
•
32%
>
,
*32 % / 34- -
-
/
47%
101%
12.50
California
of
*59%
•
,
33%
21%
.
t
21%
12%
25%
25
A
1!
59%
601/4
33y8
.
33%
17%
75'A
32%
LO1/4
46%
-
^1
Inc
Co
2Q1/4
g
91%
No par
No par
Sunray DX Oil Co common
28% Feb
-
—12%
1
common
preferred
A
Co
7% May 14
31
38% Nov
16% Jan
11
23% Jan
30
1115 Oct
Jan
46% May 14
40
20%
20 VB
33
„
G
22%
3.000
9-,800
300
•
2&3/o
22%.
6,400
:
403%,
*83V2
•
293/4
26
60
33%
19%
19%
37%
-
5
29 V4
25%
•
<
23%
:
-
-'
25%
32%
25%
5,200
-'
25%
40%
•
1
77%
.
2,200;
>
167/Sv
25%
t
;
171/4
75%
29%
22%
25%
18 7%
>.1
,
Corp
'>
33
275
22%
247/a
••••'
61%
-
t
8%
A
8
275
21
1
Corp
Sundstrand
29
*25%
20
32
7%
1
Corp
Corp
Sunbeam
45% Apr 23
24% Mar 23
Gas
33
32
.
273
100
-1-
98% May
30
Jan
7
•
25% May 14
24% Mar ; 7
Apr
101% Jan
2
31
12% May 14
20
90
47% Jan
15% Jan
37% May 14
20% Jan
preferred
60
32%
31 %•
57
'
.
1
com
Gas
18% Jan
1.25
1
60%
31%
_1
Co
Studebaker-Packard
Foods
/-
_1
;
Storer .Broadcasting
:•!
171/4
32%
20'/s
20
20
>>
.
4,100
/
25i/2
84%
23
23%
;
.
300
*
'
267/»
%>16'%
••'.
39 %40%
32%
25%
227/s
260-
28
78%
.
24,600
-
-
26%
o
26%
25K
'>.*83%
'.56
26.
!
.9%.
,
'1
^
26
,
A25
,
171/4
763/4
29%
,
25%
4
26
x283/4
22%
21
Oct
;
25
e;3oo
•.
•
92
*56
"!.■•• i
2X>
<
9
84%
V
•'.32%
33.
25
Sep
15
.79%
preference—
prior
$5
>.163/4
32%
,
21%.
15
360
•
_1
10% Feb
1
;
_5
41% Apr
445
3
29
/
75%
v
Co.
6
Jan
28%
2.50
Corp
Fuller
21% Oct
230
•
32
■-71
Camp Inc common
Jan
44'
16%
...31%
5
15
x76
16 %
-
~ -
-1
.*
Co Inc
&
&
Stone
13
Inc_^.
Inc
Drug
(J P)
Stokley-Van
33% Apr .24
2
31% May 14
■
Stores
Stevens
53 % Jan
7
Bros
Sterling
Feb6
24% Apr
25
Sep
Sterchi
91% Mar 26
37
May 14
May 14
28% May 10
15
17% Jan
17
19% Jan
May 15
31 %
35% Aug 10
32% Oct 12
24% Jan
16
71'
17
185,600
•
17%':
",16%
16'A '16%
v
40i'A. 40%
*83%.
84%
16
4,600
24,900
52%/
*90:
17%
•
.
; 22,900
-
51f500
92
48%
9.1%.
*25
:«•.
10,300
59
;
52%
"'»■
-
v-
16%
25%
8%
-'A
620
>
29%
92
'
: >8%
13,400
48%
26%
25% 1 26%
28%
-
14,300
•
91%
27 Vb
:
16>A
y
591/8
16
48»/2
56
,.26y4
25%
;
58
173/4
156
29%
>15%
.
Shares
"
92
56
15 %
28%
"•
-
52'A'- ■■523/4
-
,
151/a
.
.
54%
17%
61/4
-May 18
/
341/2
343/4
•'
49%
*90
26%
•
i
V
17%,.
-
r '
"j
'
91%
33%
92
17%
;
!
May 17
78%
59%
•-
48%
■
-52%
'
*90
'17
'
,
,
49%
"
V:
30%.
58%
91
48%
-
52
-
15 %
29%
•■
•
■
91
90%
V
52 %
..*90
-
May 16
59%
>
90%
.50%
<-
•
100,.-
29%
58 y4,
-48%
50%
-
7
preferred series A
,
47%
90
25
■«'
58%
56%:
--
16% May 14
71
i':i 29 % Mar
May 14
<
343/4
66
.' '25% May 14
May 14
o
33%
.1
preferred-.;
of
3%%
the Week
*
67
Standard
5
Friday
64
Industries
Calif
Standard
.8
Sales for
Tuu.sday
"
60%.", 64%
Corp,
Oil
28
23% Mar-
PRICES
5
Standard
28
95% Feb
Financial
conv
SALE
...
No par
com
.
Packaging Corp com
__1
$1.60 convertible preferred—20 '-•»
:
$1.20 convertible preferred
20 -6% convertible preferred
20
-~
Standard Pressed Steel .'Co
i
.1
Stanley Warner Corp
;
-5
267
32
$3.30
HIGH
Wednesday
May 1.5
32%
34%
preferred
of
-Tuesday
•
May 1430
31%
.__•,
Inc
Brands
Standard
15
'59% Feb
.
19
v25 '
16
77
Apr
Standard
May 17
56% Feb
15% May 14
50% May 11
Mar 28
4
26% Oct
45% Dec
90
16
Jan
58% Feb
•
8
32"% Mar 27
25 % Oct
'
92
3
25
25
-
60% May
9
81% Sep
44% Sep
v
39
Monday
ParT
No par
Co
Dec
52 % Jan
35
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
5/64
.
.
-
.
3/64
>
8.200
>
1/64
12,100
303,200
■
-
"v.-:-''
■
V:
-
■
■■
:
16
Jun
8
4 Vb Jan
3
10% Nov
27
47 % Jan
6
40
21% Sep
29
61% NoVi'22
11% Ded 26
20% May 10
,
69% Jun
6
Nov
21
26
May 10
19
May
2
Taft
Broadcasting
41% May 14
7% May 11
55% Mar 23
Talcott
11% Jan
2
Tandy
8% May 11
48% May 18
16% Feb
14
61
Mar
9
23
25 % Mar
2
Jan
23
Inc
Co
Corp
Tennessee
18% Mar
Texas Eastn Transmission
Jun
15
40% Nov
21
37% Jan
2
45% Mar 29
Texas
Gas
Transmission
27% Jan
3
46
21
38% Jan
24
52% Apr
11
Texas
Gulf
3
23 % Jan
15
Texas
Oct
27
14% May 18
79% Apr
3
25% Sep
15% Jan
'M'
15
95
3
Jun
37% Nov
23% Apr
8
12
80% Jan
115% Nov
8
21% Jan
3
3
30% Apr
27
24% Jan
29% Apr
31% Apr
22% Sep
37% Jan
50
10% Jan
30% Oct
9
May 10
125% Jan
4
Jan
2
48% Apr
11
17% Jan
8
21% Feb
7
35
90% May 14
25% May 10
27% Jan 24
22% Apr 26
28% May 14
15 % May
4
55
V'r.
.yyV
Jun
28
82% Feb
8
82
Dec
20
87
4
83
25% Dec
29
18% Oct
5,
May
54
32% Feb
8
25% Jan
28% May
8
19
8
23% Jan
12
3
20% Jan
24% Mar
50 % Nov
1
15% Jan
28% Apr
17
21% Jan
19
28
% Dec
18
25% May 14
37% Jan
66
Dec
14
33% Aug 10
59 % Jan 10
50
Nov
27
26% Jan
123
3
Aug
7
16% Oct
30
11% Oct
30
10% Oct
18
36
146
Dec
42% Apr
20% May
20
Jan
3
53% Jan
4
56 Vb
22% Dec
5
33% Jun
Oct
25
48
29% Oct
24
10 % Jan
6
36
52% Dec 21
May 8
7
55% May
9
55% Apr 14
16% Sep 23
Thatcher
231/2
23 'A
23%
54%
54:%
55'A
17
17 Vb '
17
171/4*
40
41
41 y4
42
41'A
41%
.42'A
42
41%
42'/»
x47%
48
38% May 14
125
May 11
9% May 18
10% May 18
10% May 14
25 % May 14
30
8
81% Jan.
Trane
2
,
48% Feb
2
,18% Jan
4 % %
39% Jan
22
29
14% Mar 12
15% Jan
11
25% May
1
21% May 11
42% May 10
92
Jan
30
97
Apr
May 18
May 4
79
Nov
1
7y8 Jan
3
11
144
May 22
52'/a Nov 20
71
Feb
24
76
Jun
27
87
Dec
42% Jan
6
98
68% Dec
46
8% Aug
39% Nov
29% Nov
5%
34% Jan
51% May 15
56i/a Aug
8
110'/2 Aug 22
37% Jan
102
Mar
86
Jan
29 % Sep
25
33% July 26
18% Feb
Nov
86% Dec
1
5
18
54i/2 May 14
30% May 14
27% Jan
15
531/2 Jan
15
8'A Jan
2
3
84% Jan
16
30% Jan
3
For
1,500
•19%
9,300
243/a
243/a
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
53
21%
••
24 %
24%
2,700
53
51%.
54%
50%
51 Va
51
7,300
21%
21%
21%
21%
A 21%
21%
■21 'A
21%
8.100
25%
26
25%
25%
'25%
25%,
25%
253/4
10,300
57 Vz
57 V2
58
571/2
57%
57%
57%
*573/4
27
26%
28%
27
29
26%
27%'
27
27'A
72%
72%
72%
72'A.
70%
'71 %
X52
•*•■
25%
v
*71%'
38%
41%
41%
128%
41%
42%
*130
130
^
'f
'72
42V4
41
132
%
130
50
4:13/4'.
130
58
41 'A
,42
130
9%
10 Va
9%
10%
9%
lO'/a
(9%
10
10%
u y«
10%
11%
10%.
11%
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11%
11
Hi/4
11
11 'A
11
29%
30'/2
;•
9%
1,600
4,700
4,100
'
30,400
130'A
10%
•"
-
2,800
n%
20 400
il0%
10,100
*
•
-
-
25%
43%
55 %
30%
56
'
;.
•
31
29%
31%
44%
30
40%
-
-45%
44%
56
231/2
■44%
45%
55 y2
24
*50 y«
50%
1
27%
29%
29%
30%
2 8'A
11'
O.700
29%
■29%
12,800
44
4'5 'A
*13%
13%
13%
-13%
13%
45
Industries
"
91
May
•44 y»
24,600
34% Jan
4
8% Feb
/
Preferred
3
28
Feb
39% Jan
$4
5
United
84% Mar
24
Apr
4
24
70% May 14
Feb"20
May 14
16% Jan
2
8% Jan
Jan
Mar
14
1% Jan
,
;
71% Jan
4
35% Mar 16
r -
27.
Jan
24
Mar 26
f
'
-
,
.
"
,
.
/
pfd_100
Corp.—
Co
Carbon
United-Carr
28
6,000
13%
1;3%
•42
45
100
28%
*13%
13,300
'131/2
800
•*<
■40
40
■
20
"
9'/4
19%
18%
26%
..217/a
43%
19Va
28
22%
44%
3 8%
18%
18%
26%
28 %.
27%
28%
10.400
x21%
21%
21%
'21%'
40,100
44
43%
"43% "
27,700
26"%
,22%
43% 44%
22
'■
Foundry
of
Mach
Corp
Inc
'
'".24
1
"
1
'9%
'
9'A
9y»
2,300
"
'
"
•*v
«•'%*
"7%
•521/4
19%
43%
25%
36%
*71%
24%
8
25%
37
73%,"
24
58%
34
47%
47"%
*110
112
94
95%
31
31%
42%
43%
*21%
22'A
76
77
31'A
32
.
"
18%
21%
lVa
.'
*
'
57Vs
34
--
..3
v
-..
7%
53
8
53
"
20
45%
25%
37%
72'A
24%
19%
21%
lVa
58%
34
v-*
■
rJ 1 "•
19%
43%
25%
36%
*71
•*'< 24%
19%
21%
lYa
■
.
57%
*33%
'IT
T f<
:
35,400
9%
38%
38%
99%
98
"
99
47%
48%
48'A
101
100
*82
84
*82
54,900
76
*76
77
10,600
84
76
6,800
16,700
"
,48%
*100
100%
:
; 230
'
50
*91%
92'A
91
57 '/a
57%
55%
y51%
26,000
31%
31%
31 Vu
31%
45,700
8%
8%
32%
'.
,33'A
24
24
91
50
8%
8%
32 %
•331/4
24
■•
241/8
11,500
'11,700
.1,500
'
30%
31
30%
46
4'7%
47%
340%:'
.48%
120
*110
*110
120
96
*95
96
*94%
15,100
30,300
700
700
30%
30%
31
31'A
9,200
42%
42%
42%
42%
7,400
*21%
22%
21%
75%
73.%
74%
30%
31
30'A
21%
600
75%
6,500
30%
1,800
7%.
■
16,COO
7%
8
7%
54%
55
*54'A
19%
20
20
201/4
4,200
41%
43%
41%
42%
17,800
25%
8
53%
20
44
26%
37%
72'A
24%
19%
22%
1%
&
38%
98
8/4
33%
24'A
31%
9%
v
38%
58%
31%
32%
/
24%
31%
109% 109%
94%
95'A
31
* 31%
42%
43
21%
22
75%
76%
32
32
18%
21%
1
33%
:
" 48
47
57%
31%
8%
24%
30%
8%
33%
32
9
9%
100'A 101
*82
83
*76
77
90 A
91A
.
43%
'18%
*
38%
99
100%
47%
48 /a
58%
31%
*24
30%
51%
19%
43
55%
J
'""
'
"
'
30%
18%,
20'A
1
"
28
^.28
31%
8%
31%
18%
38'A
24'A
36%
*"70%
10 "
common
—^
13% ""'
.'—4.50
•
Mfgrs
"
10
Co
City Mines Co—
preferred
"
No par
Merch
&
5
Calif—.1
Co
United
Park
&
57%
31%
8%
24
7%
51%
5
8%
38%
,
47%
47
x44%
46%*105
109%
93
94%
30%
32
43
43%
22'%
22Va
73'/a
74%
31
32
1
Corp
t
Improvement
Greenfield
8%
2.50
Cos
Corp
issued.—
United Shoe
-10
Corp
—
Fruit
>
No pat
Coal
Financial
Gas
Corp
Co
Corp
United Gas
1
of Amer__No par
Fastener
United Electric
United
28%
9%
99% 101
*82
84
76
77
*90%
91A
"30
-
pfd_100
United
,
28'/4
51
91/4
101
84
77
91
54'A
58%
23'A
5
conv
When
*50
9%
8% " 9
38%
39
100% 101%
8%
30 Va
'
10
conv
United
2
55% May 14
25
Inc
1956)
United
2
3,500
23 'A
23%
50%
9 VB
8%
38%
101"
46%
30%
5
1955)
Artists
United
2
:
10
Corp common
United Engineering
,
79% Jan
2
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
33
1% Feb
■;
,
No par
;
Co—
(series of
United
^
2
;
201/4 May 14
Lines
.
10
(series of
United
;
3
30% Feb
Co
United Board & Carton
„
5
38% Jan
common
preferred
United Biscuit
8
*50
45
*42
45
56
18%
25%
A
18
7%
25
4%
33% Mar 11
26% Mar 28
Co
Drill
Aircraft
United
50'A Mar 16
21% May 15
73 Va May 14
No par
4%
9
30
35% Jan
*
9%
25% '26%
21%
21%
42%
43%
37%
99%
No Par
common
RR
Car
Twist
United Air
'
35% Mar 15
56
"
6%
Corp
California
non-cum
Union
v
25
Paper
series.,
Pacific
of
Union Tank
Mar 27
Mar
Feb
Oil
Union
4
19
110
7% Jan
16%
">
1
Corp—
$4
Union
19
100
10
•42
55,1/a
u
(The)
Corp
Preferred
8
691/2 Jan
28
Apr
-9%
1
Corp_
No par
92'/2 Apr 16
30% May
1
10
Corp
23%
•
'
51
*50
56
23 %
13%
♦42
55 7 it
28%
Film
series
23
24
23%
23% *
50%
1957
$3.50
Jan
56
23%
common
46%
77
50
55%
!
""'TOO
*82
" / "
*76
*90%
1041/4 Feb
421/2 Jan
-
_10
76'A Mar 24
34% Oct
4
30%
19'/2
No par
3
4
see page
30%
19%,.
No par
24% Noy 28
1% Nov 30
footnotes,
20
30'/«
series
321/4 Mar 13
24
3
>
19%
series
39
May 11
23% May 14
30
IE Jan
56%
87
30%
$3.70
42 V8 Jan
21
17% Jan
56
87
19%
$4.50
1
18'A
300
16,500
57
88%
30%
Preferred
69% Dec
19
*87
19 %
Preferred
20
23% Feb 21
Sep
56
88%
*87
56%
Co
series of
Electric; Co
25
64
15 V*
88%
2,500
16%
*29%
Feb
51% May 10
Nov
573/4
571/4
57%
-
*15 %
19 %
May 14
18% May 11
38% May 14
291/4 Aug
56
*87
126 > 127 »A
1
Union
52% Apr
16
82
16
71
1
Carbide
12
41% Nov
15%
70
_50
Bag-Camp
12
4
16%
*16
35,600
30%
-26
..8
Union
9% Nov
Mar 21
16%
1,200
w'..
19%
57
-
Inc
Union
2
21% Dec
52»AJan
30
30
25%
1
10% Mar 22
67% Dec
33
23
29%
19 %•
50%
1-
43% Mar 15
121% Jan
Jan
3
30
23
30'/«
29 Vz
24%
No par
Unilever Ltd Amer dep- rets ord
Unilever N V ord shares
20 g
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co——0
15% Jan
17'A Jan
30
23
29%
1
pfd
Underwood
2
44'A Jan
13
30
22%
31%
50
Electric
Udylite Corp
Jan
30 Va May 14
7,
52'A Nov
*29 "A
22%
30 y8
♦15%
88% A
21%
-
Co
Co
30
22 y2.
19
100
common
17,900-
22,000
29%
Corp
Corp
94%
27 Vu
31%
'
■
2
common
Financial
191/4 May 15
24
40% Mar 16
7
Feb
Feb
841/4 Jan
8
60% Jan
2&'/2 Jan
May 17
73y2 Jan
1001/4 Aug 17
40% May 24
47% Dec 18
30
Corp
933A
26%
23 %
56%
*87
—1
A
preferred—
36
80
15
Jan
54
■>
com_5
91%
271/2'
22%
15% ■;
City
Twin
101
8
20
15%
No par
(
class
Century-Fox
Twin
5
5
17
29% Jan
*29i/4
23
30%
.3
Electronic
conv
20th
2
2
4
Jan
29'A
93%
26%
30 %
30
22%
2,000
96
27 y8
,
Rap Transit com_No par
conv
orior preferred
50
5%
11% Jan
95'A Jan
6
37 VB DAC
27 Vb Jan
8
20
20,700
18
7.50
:
Trl-Continental
49% Jan
78
May 18
81
2
36% Jan
18
20
44%
18
29%
preferred-
Trans-World
•
741/2 Jan
35,000
42%
18
28'A
25
Airlines
18
26% Apr
13% Jan
25
42'/2 May 22
88'/4,
42%
18
26%
Co
World
Tung-Sol
18% Sep
3
85
42
181/0
943/4
10
Trans
5
65% May
31% Dec
4
88% '
431/8
18%
;•■
97
No par
19
14% Jan
16
4
4
81%
421/4
18'%
27%
Co___
Pipeline
52% Feb
13% Jan
Jan
88V2
43 Va
.1
Transwestern
26% Feb
34% Sep 22
26% Dec 12
Jan
89%
18
95
29 Vb
154,300
42
26%
v
42,300
151/a
>
87 Va
96 %
5
9,100
433A
14:»A
18 Va
27'A
No par
:•
84,600
42%
90%
common
Co
17.
25 %
.2 ».'■
Transltron
2
6
9
39
y
48%
15
50c
Co
14
15% Feb
l
22% May
49% Apr
40
33 Va Jan
18
47%
ITi/a
No par
:
"
Co
conv
$2.70
3
116
88
40%
48%
r
44,600
'28,800
*
11
13
82%
Co
Tool
Oil
Transamerica
15
Jan:
28
Oct
lO'/a Mar 28
I
'A
8 61/2
17%
10
-
17
493/a
17
Co
34% Apr 23
51% Feb
8
51
58% Dec
48
17%
100
Supply
56% Feb
16% Apr
3
48%
17%
Oil
(J R)
Torrlngton
Tractor
12
30
18
45%
_
Mfg
.
33%
preferred!
Edison
40% May 14
20
6% Nov
*
Bearing-.,
No par
Realty & Construction..1
54% Jan
Jan
51'A Dec
5
Corp
preferred--.
42% Feb
141
-
Roller
63% Jan
12
10% Nov
13
&
Co
Glass
Power
Toledo
19,100
54%
x23
23%
'
15
50'A
23%
preferred
27% Jan
48'A
10'A
171/2
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
$1.20
10,600
52
9%
55%
6
Tishman
93/4
50%
23%
2
Timken
9'A
53
17
Jan
9
10%
23y8
,66
7
10i/4
521/4
541/2
Thompson
>
10%
52 Va
17 %
3
57% Feb
6,700
2,500
li.OOO
23%
"23 Vs.
Tr sub shr ctfs.l
Chemical
Tidewater
••7%
55
Jan
Thor
i63/4
443/4
7%
16%
'24
4%
16%
49'A
4
53
9%
9%
52
No par
common
conv
Thiokol
25% Mar 26
15
25% Apr 30
70
May 10
3
1
20% May 15
$1.25
1
22
25% Mdr
3
May 18
56% Jan
91% May 15
52 Vb Dec
6
Inc
9
27% Mar
44% Jan
7%
54%
Inc
Coal
Utilities
Textron
4
Apr
23,% Feb. 16
48 % Jan
Jan
33% Mar
Pacific
Pacific Land
Texas
9
36
May 11
50
Mar 19
31% Mar
433/4
7%
16%
Sulphur—
Instruments
Texas
16%
423/4
81/4
53%
88% Apr
May'14
Jan
113;
Texas
16%
44%
7% '
8
16
Inc
Gulf
Texas
18
43%
9
Co__5
Producing Col
18% Jan
27 % Aug
9
206% May 15
17
44%
Corp_3.50
Texaco
16% May 11
33.
16%
77%
50
Transmission
59% Aug 18
14
59% Mar 15
19% Jun
5
16%
43%
7%
12.50
Gas
13
20
May 14
16%
44%
7%
51%
1.25
% Oct
50
...
1
Corp
16 Vb Sep
47
16%
41%
.
L'jX-.l
_LL
TelAutograph
Tennessee
1-
J&4.50
(JamesAL*-;
Corp..
25%
25'A
26
35,300
55%
600
37%
37%
37
72
72%
71%
24%
24%
241/4
24%'
1,100
19
18%
19'
4,000
21%~
21'A
21%
66,300
iy8
5T.
34%
3,400
X19
21%
1%
1%
58%
57
,1%
57%
66
34
34
34
34
,
'
37%
'
.
''
72
t-r:—rrrj-rnx-rz-
»>
'</"•
-,v;
36,200
1,700
7,100
590
-
Volume
Number
195
6161
.
.
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
.
(2399)
27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 19C1
Lowest
33 %
Sep 29
93
47% Feb
Jan
4
97% Jun
1
3
32% Nov
8
95
27
Dec
6
Feb
27
82 % May 14
115
158% Oct
2
9% Jan
3
22% Dec
14
35% Jan
17
42% Dec
4
5
154
6
9 % Nov
Jan
,
2
40 %
16
33
5
Mar
2
53%
May
18
84
29.
18
43% May 10
79
Jan
47 Va
15
Dec.
64% Aug.
Jan
May
.»
6
3
161% Nov
Jan
3
41% Nov
21
30 % May 11
45% Jan
4
54% Oct
27
50 Vb May 11
11
14V'
158 % Jan
13
28 Va Mar
26
75% Oct
24
141% Jan
3
23% Jan
6
45% Nov 28
35
Jan
9
39% July 11
29% Jan
3
53% Apr
55
91% May 17
147% Jun ;5
11
Jan
.
3
23
144
29% May
37
10
Apr
4
"
152% Apr
.',39% Feb
;
*
30
.Jan
3
30% Jan
10
153% Jan
9
27% Oct
27
vl
28
55% Nov
40% Apr
30
62
Jan
3
6
41% May 10
41% May
1
59
33% Mar 10
Apr
14
42% Nov
35% Jan
20
Vitamin
&
3
•*
31 % Jan
■;
2
Universal
Match
Universal
Oil
55
26
Jan
2
8%
40% Mar 20
Utah
CO
32%
31
9V2
9%
9%
10%
8Va
8%
8%
38 V2
38 Va
29
30%
437/b
43
44
*165
167Va
*165
28,200
2,600
44%
45
4,400
"
"•
*81
48%
160 Va
-
83
47%
161
48%
162
18,100
2,560
7,100
51%
52
52
56%
57 Vb
vl,400
56%
57
203,600
146%
147'A
146%
147%
31%
31%
39
29%
31'/a
38 Va
38%
30%
*38%
30
30%
10 Va
9%
8%
9
-
39
-
29%
43%
5,400
10
30 %
10
9%
9
29,500
11,800
Q
8,700
*38%
39%
38%
39
28 Vb
28%
28%
28%
12,200
42%
43%
*165
4,300
39
30
10
9%
-
3,300
*
42%
40%
41%
4,100
1
167 Va
*165
167 Va
*165
1.200
167%
19 Vb
'
*
20 %
20%
20%
20%
19%
45%
20'A
45%
46%'
45
19%
20
46%
32,000
44
45V4
4.5 %
44%
45%-
44%
44
Vb
45%
41%
49,000
43%
36
>
20%
44V2
-
.12.80 :
19%
30%
33%
29
167%-
—
19%
29%
39
V
'
.41%
■
1 I
1
-
-
51%
29%
38 V2
29
43
~
>
2.50 !
.
Co
Co.
39
27%
v
V
'
**29%
44%
*83
S
v
8%
-
100
5,800
,
31 %
9%
7%
1
19 V4
9 Va
32%
*38 Va
29%
5
38 %
*9
29%
31%
39
29%
-
46 Va
38%
147%
147
30%
*38V2
•
46%
*
32 Vb
58%
30%
15,800
77,900
29%
57%
-
85%
163%
17%
31%
57%
148V*
%
"
%
*
51%
147%
15,200
16%
*162
*
9 Va
44%
39 %
29%
51%
•
-
40
3.100
;;
c
39
82
4,800
28%
!
38%
*
49%
- 38
I6OV1
30
50%.>51%
59 Vb
'
47%
161 %
31%
•
•
38
*81
29%
-
-
_30c
Corp.—
Light
32
,
49 Vb
XI6OV2
30
31%
148
*38 Va
163%
29%
30% V 30%
25c
*46%
18%
'
■
83
-
28%
—
29% * 30%"
44%
X48 Va
98
*9
18%
*81
•-
32%
98
29
*
30%
-■
44 Va
■
49%
•
57%
-.147%
..
100
&
83
48%
9 Vb
30
■
►
28%
,-4.
Power
55%
;
*
.
38%
■
18%
443%
V 163%
50'%
<
.30
"♦81
31%
*9
-
18%
30
-29%
50Vb
,
48 %
•37%
9Va
.
Shares
32%
98
82%,
84'/a
*162
163%
16%
17%
18 VB
-
1
preferred
Upjohn
V
com.No par
Products
18%
?
'
48%
163%
30%
...
•
'
163%
17%
*46 %
-37%
*9
44
29%
•
.
25 ;
American
2
v
"
7 V
83
47'%
163
.No par
Corp.....
Feb
*
*81
.
....
*162
18%
,33%
the Week
May 18
.
38%' 39%
•;
;
85 Va
.
9%
18%
43% -44
....
84
48%-
>-'x36%
36?
'
%
163%
17%
*46'A
'
29% V 30-
*
100
™
*162
"
46%
*9
...
.
-
164
18%
16%
preferred
Universal Leaf'Tobacco
6
84
„
5
Pharmaceutical
Wlielan
83 %
84
Sales for
Friday
.
28%
40 %
,.100
Corp
Convertible preferred..
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.,
24
■
;
common
61% Mar 14
19Vb May 14
,69% Dec
28
U S
2
Feb
170
Nov
4
48% Feb
54
4
166
30% Jan
'
22
Co
'39%
39?
34V2
^.100
common.
non-cumulative
40
35%
32
*97%
.
29 Va
38%
:
98 %
28%
—5
preferred
preferred-.,
Tobacco
7%
Universal
v38% Jan
Jan"
U S
11 % Apr
40 % May 18..
164
1%
*97%
29%
__1
.
Corp
97%
*46%
...
United
27% May 14
43% May 17
4
1st
PRICES
Thursday
May 17
34 %
28Vb
^-15% 1 17%
-
Shoe Corp
No par,.,.,..
Smelting Ref & Min com—.50
preferred™
-.50
14% Mar 23
117% May 14
34% Fpb
2
•;,
;—10.-
Co common..
non-cum
U S, Steel
6
42% Jan
•"
>
.
1%
21
4
S
US
17
39 % Feb
1*
Jan
U
2"
78% Jan
28% May 14
9 % May 11
;
8%
44% Mar 19
V 58
Mar
8
2.'
"Jan.
US'Rubber
32 %
*97%
82%
' .*162 '
1
7
33
28Vb
v
—5
2
32
97%
50
common—:
Playing Card Co.:—:
Plywood Corp common..
3%%
preferred series: A
,
May 10
...100
common______l
1
Foundry Co.—:
32%
SALE
May 16
x97%
?
-14
U S
Mar 27
35
1
Co
&
"
HIGH
Wednesday
May 15
27Va
No par
US
9:
May
CO—:
preferred
Pipe
%
1
preferred series A.—:
':%%
31% May
4
53% Mar 20
164
2
.
% %
US
-
100
Co common^
preferred....
U R: Lines
5.
23
82 % May
60% Feb
12
46% Jan
149% Jan
Mar 19
9% Feb
23% Feb
18% May 14 -
4
32
AND
Tuesday
«
May 14
com_l
Securities
Foreign
U S( Industries Inc
30% Jan
6
75
7%
2
Corp
Gypsum
7
May
24% Mar
Chemical
Freight
48 Va Mar 29.
21
27% Apr
3
5
Jan
LOW
Monday
Par
preferred—.
&
U S
4
163
&
us
8% Jan
36% Jun
3
2
25
US
4
44
7% Jan
43% Jan
4%%
1
9
105 % Jan
Borax
US
14
47% Mar 23
15% May 11
21% Oct
26% Jan
Jan
Vb Feb
98
May
32% Mar
2
27% May 14
35% May 14
20
26% Jan
Jan
46% Dec
-
Sep 25
151".
96
41
...
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
31% May 11
9
24% Jan
42 % Dec
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
44 Vb
37V4
37
38
43%
37%
43%
37%
34,100
38
38 Va
38
38 %
4,800
'
-
vvV-: V ■:.>>.•:,,,>
'
30% Oct
27
'
38% Jun
6
27% May
1
33 Va Feb
1
Jan
3
29% May
2
17% May 10
28% Jan
16
19% Jan
3
30% Apr 27
23
26
38% Oct
20
18
42
Jan
45% Feb
19
77% Mar 30
31% May 14
50% Jan
19%,Oct
30
13
18
43% Apr
18
77% Apr
Nov
2
15% Nov
20
30
July 14
107
Feb
13
49% Jan
27
81% July
"
27
Dec
May 14
«
34
6
86
Dec
Jan
9
92
Nov
Jun
26
89
Oct
11
28% Nov
111
91
19
89% Jan
17
Jan
2
91
13%
$4.12
3
87 Va Jan
3
100
98 Va Jan
5
107'A Jun
Von's
34% Mar 26
Vornado
14% Feb
21
Vulcan Materials Co
3
16% Feb
21
*; Jan
10
.102
;Apr
9
5%%
71% July 28
24
8 Vb Dec
85% Feb
53
-Oct
-
28
31 % Dec
14
3
106
Jan
30
6%%
Mar 13
73
3
Mar
70% Apr
13
22% May 14
7
52
•
;
6
58% Nov
15 "
51% Jan
26% Feb
2
42 Va Oct
10
32% May 18
11% Mar 28
5% May 14
7
Oct
30
8% Dec
26
13% Jun
Dec
26
86% Mar 16
Jan
66
1
8 % Apr
•
,3
28
May
16%
Jan"3
39
Nov~29
64
Jan
93% Nov 24
6
-
.9
8
28
78
Jan
'
Wagner
4
Waldorf
4%%
Electric
preferred
Walgreen
Wallace & Tiernan
20
21
Ward
Mar 12
>.,-6%
17% Jan
,
>
24
9
Co
When
41% Jan ~ 5
54% Nov
30
43 % May
8
34 Va May 14
45 Va May
1
38% Jan
23
33% May 11
37% Mar 19
Waukesha
37% Dec
7
31
36% Feb
8
Wayne
5 % Jan
31
Welbilt
14% Feb
20
West
Kentucky Coal Co
102% Apr
4
West
Penn
30 Va Jari
25% Jan
-
4% Jan
10 Va Jan
May 14
3% May
1
11
Apr 17
7% May 31
17% Apr
7
Jan
85
July 11
97% Jan
26
87
Jan
11
94
85% Jan
3
92
36% May 10
97% Feb 16
46
Mar 12
17
87
1
45
Dec
25
Jan
Nov
99
28
14
4
30
May 11
21% Jan
Jan
13
45
Nov
29 Va
23% Dec
14
29
Dec
24
July 18
7
38 Va Nov
22
30
Jan
Apr
28
Apr
19
50
82 Va Dec
19
88% Jan
4
Western
25% Jan
2
30% Mar 12
•31Vb May
Jan
Nov
28
110
Feb
Jun
5
33
3
99% Jun
2
4
34% May 19
25% May 11
Jun
71 %
77
65
Feb
9
60% Jun
9
2
110
29
56
92
% Jan
*
26% Oct
10
Jan
43 Va Aug 24
40% Jan
3
% Jan
,
9
-
103
13 Va
Oct
31
26
Jan
Jan
5
49
-
May 10
24
100
May 15
-7% Jan
3
7
Feb
31
118
Apr
18
47% Mar 28
52% Jan
102*
Motor
5'A%
Apr
26
10'A Jan
25
Jan
White
15
27
19
28
37
May
1
43% Feb
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
25
24
Feb
2
26% Mar
1143% Oct
27
57
16
24% Dec
20
26% Dec
$3
Stores
'
20
Wilcox
Oil
3
52 Va
July
6
Feb
16
Wilson
&
5
85
Dec
29
84% Mar 16
87% Feb
13
27% Jan
4
44 Va Dec
6
33
46
26
7Va Dec
14
13% Jan
May 14
6% May
2
10
Oct
6
59% Nov
22
12
129% Dec
15
44% Nov
17
31% Jun
27 % May 14
30
41% Jan
121% Apr
5
22
26
41
26
Jan
29% Jan
3
3
22% Jan
50 % May 10
125
Feb
9
35% May 14
25% May 14
72% May 14
22
Wickes
32% Feb
57
39
Wilson-Jones
Windsor
2
Winn-Dixie
60% Mar 16
-
6%
Inc
Stores
Elec
Power
Public
Woodward Iron
66 Va
Apr
5
93% Nov
2
Woolworth
49
Jan
3
67 % May 22
46
May
1
58
Feb
8
6
88 %
May 14
93
Jan
16
141% Nov
6
110% May 15
131
Jan
2
86% Nov 28
95
Jan
6
8% Feb
12 Vb
16
8% May
92 % Jan
9
11% Feb
166% Jan
4
Apr 25
(FW)
Co
10
Corp common..
preferred 4%% series
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
28
122% May 17
Prior
5,100
54 V*
52%
52%
1,400
53%
52%
53
52%
53
35'A
34 %
35
32%
34%
.6
5%
6
5%
6
8%
8%
8%
8'A
8%
63%
*62%
...
,
6
5%
6
5%
8%
8 V4
8%
8%
63Vb
62%
7%
63% "
8Va
15%
.
33
62%
'
9'A
15V8
15%
33
34%
79%
78Va
82
26%-
26%
34%
63'
9
8%
•; 15%
7%
14%
15
14%
04
\
8%
6,100
12,500
36
35%
35%
35%
82%
81%
82%
80
81%
27%
27%
27
27%
45
46 Va
3,700
35%
36
5,400
46%
8.000
45
45 V4
44%
44%
36
36 Va
35%
36 Vb
46%
46%
•
37%'
47
x46%
47
33%
32 %
*33 %
32
34%
*34
34 Va
*34
*31%
32
*31%
>•
11%
93%
32
3%
11%
-
*101 Va
93%
92
*91
38%
"
101
21%
6,600
34%
32
*32
4
6,300
82
33%
31
380
-
13,400
35
46 %
47
3,500
2.100
14%
35%
35'
34%
{21%
..
7,300
17,300
27% '2V"/a,
*27%
44 %
45 %
> 43 %
62%
8%
15
x52
4
4
12%
4
11%
4
12'/a
"
4
4
4
100
400
Va
9,000
1,900
11%
11%
*11%
11%
►101 Va
102 Va
*101%
102%
70
93%
93%
140
102
102
93%
*93
94
94
94
92
*91
92
*91
92
103
45%
39 Va
40Va
39%
40
37%
*100V4
101
*100%
♦91
39%
101
37%
92
38
8,400
100%
100%
90
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,800
32 Va
*25%-25%
33
32%
33
23,200
21%
*20%
21
2,800
30
♦28
30
32%
32%
21%
21%
21
*28%
29 Va
*28
21%
21%'
29
29
*24%
24%
24>A
25»A
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
4,400
35%
36;%
36Vb
37'A
36
37%
35%
36 Va
35%
36%
26,500
26'A
27%
27Vb
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
14,100
31%
33%
33
31%
32%
78,600
86
33 Vb
*85%
32
86
"v
86
85%
85%
29
;
"
--
...
\
*110
r
:
29,,
,
„
7%
/'
27%
28
32%
33 Va
86%
85%
85 Va
113
*
*110.
.
71 Va
35
9.6'A
96 Vt
29%
74
113-
34%
28%
95%
*71'A
41
45%
*23%
38
113
:
34
34%
95'A
96 Va
28%
28%
28 Va
72
46
24%
*110
-
35%
95 Va
28%
41JA
45
*85%
95 Va
72
73
73
41
*40%
41
45 Vb
46 Va
100V4
i
101%100% 100%
7%
*7%
7%
*23Va
<
33%
5
34% 1
41 Va
43%
*100%
.
*110:
29
41
,
„
„
;
34%
,95 %
25%
71 %
;
.
:
113
..
33
100%
41
*110
33%
*95
28
*72
34%
7,100
96
160
28%
7,100
75
700
41
1,000
45 Vb
45 Vb
45 VB
6,500
*100%
102 Va
90
7%
2,200
7%
24Va'.',
400
113
101 Va
45
*100%
41
400
7%
7%
7%
*23%
24 Va
23 Va
23 Va
*23
24
♦37
39
7 VB
100
;
*37
38 Va
38
39
*37
3Q
24%
24
24>A
24%
24 Va
*24%
24%
24 »/b
24%
2,500
36%
37
38
39 Vb
39
39
38 Va
38%
38%
2,700
22%
49 Va
86»A
33,
24%
50
86.V4
33
6.%
24
24 Va
38%
24%
47%
48%
47 %
87
8,900
.38
./
.
>
.,24
,
;
v
:
t
,
,
6%
:
■
27y4
*
»
.
.
„„
5
t
,
27%
50%
34
-
7
28%
53
53
130
130
35Va
x25%
36%
26 Vs
72'A
47V4
111
«
34
6%
24%
73%;
48%
89%
113
.*8%
.
.9
36%
26%
24'/a
49
49
*86
24%
87
52 V4
88Va
'
49%
131 Va
*130
10
28%
24
*86
r.
51
(
100
No par
7,000
7%
54 Va
37%
-
10
t
Worthington
94% Jun
Co
270
24 VB,
53 %
*91
10
Corp
'78
7%
35 %
102Va
.
100
Service
78
24'
*53%
93Va
'
10
com
.;
7%
35 %
11%
1
Co
24
7%
53%
101 Va
10c
preferred—
Wisconsin
22
Inc
78
23%
7%
54%
37/b
No par
10
77
24 %
"7%
35%
31
No par
Co
50
53%
46 %
i-
20
5
106
54
*33%
50
common
Industries
Wisconsin
131V2 Apr 10
40% Mar 26
29% Jan
!i
■' <.'
.1'I
i1
80
1
,
35%
34 Vb
2.50
Co
7
Jan
J
5
Inc
15%
,
53%
78
n
7,500
101%
"*105'A
77%
26%
43 %'
40
preferred
preferred
15%
'*101%
106,m
32 Vb
1
16.
101%-
24
31V4
,.100
1,000
15%
76%
32
S S)
20,500
*105%
8
30
Inc
Co
V 54%
32%
common.6,25
(The
12,700
10%
*101%
257/b
common
28
X10%
105'A
24%
-
100'A
Corp
$4.25
Mar 14
9% Feb
Mfg
convertible
White
2
41% Jan
Mar
7%
25%
preferred
22%
27%
10%
101%
77%
23%
100V*
Sewing Machine common...!
preference
1
20
79 % Jan
48
'!
Prior
36% May 14
22% May 14
46% May
1
Oct
T
" i"
25%
10
22%
28%
10%
16
22%
27%
105 %
105
24%
No par
preferred
16
21%
""
*101%
1017/8
77%
f
8
16
20
600
,
77%
15
.
com__No par
Telegraph
Co
fi^A'
105
-
...
*100V»
preferred
Electric
Dental
White
9
*101%
106
2
RR...
convertible
White
4
Jan
23% Apr
13
4'A%
10%
15%
101%
•
7Vb
'
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Efie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred.
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
24 '
Apr
29%
10%
62'A
3.80%
2
96 % Apr
23
Westinghouse
2
42% Jan
May
May 14
40 Va May 10
42% May
1
Mar 10
2
88% Jan
93 % Jan
1
37
39 Vb Jan
Ry
2nd
Pacific
Union
28%
11 Vb
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
33% Mar 16
82
Feb
Dee
99
41% Jan
30%
10%
16
8%
100
Inc
Maryland
non-cum
28%
11%
100
Lines
Western
4%
22 Va
■
35 %
<
21
Western
92
22 VB
28%
54
•-
series C
Feb
9
May 14
4
Bancorporat-ion
4
93
*
if
Western
Jan
29
*92
5%
pfd——100
series B
100
2
32% Feb
93
92
22 Va
22
53%
4%%
Jan
28
*92
91
93
22%
22%;.:24
5
5
preferred
39
*92
<>:
Pulp & Paper common__5
Air
93
94%
81.
No par
1
Power
Western
83
-
Va
4%%
17
10
41
-
Jan
Jan
4.10%
92
*93%
77%
No par '
Co
preferred
preferred
27% Mar 16
23'
104
-68
4
29'A Aug 16
37% Dec
101
4.20%
West
Motor
280
*90%
v
No par
Corp
35 Vb
25
55
9
Co..
Knitting Mills
May 1
21
May 17
28% May
7
24 % May I5
37% Mar 21
38
29% Nov
3
-
28
(S D)
-
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water
Power
,
May 17
Apr 30
82% Jan
19% Jan
Warren
2
Jan
May 31
33 Vs Aug
-
51
91
May 5
Apr 24
27
2
102
94
93
40% Jan
-
900
14,200
110
91
•
15
59% Nov 27
♦109
94%
t
t
9,200
3,700
59%
*93%
'J-
NOV
6
59 «/b
109%
39
94%
.......f 105
1
43
34%
109
59%
13%
128
91
15%
10
40% Nov 27
58%
110
38%
128
*93%
1
...
58%
13%
39%
127%
*90
25%
Pharmaceutical..!
issued
14
39%'
126
91
11
1.25-
—
Warner-Lambert
19,000
94%
1
Inc
40,200
32
*93%
1
10
Corp
36%
31%
*90
21%
..100
Industries
36%
*92
50c
common
1,800
38
33%
94Va
.No par
preferred^,
Warner
19
94% Mar 19
27% May 17
54% Jan -' 2 '
W
5,200
91
i..2.50
Warner Bros Pictures
38'A Apr
May 14
&
Inc
Co
Baking Co
Ward
25
20% Feb
G
57%
1,000
18%
23%
13%
40 Va
126
109
29%
18 ye
23
*93Va
15
:
Walker. (Hiram)
8
72
56%
109 Va
100,
Co
2
Walworth
55%
108%
No par
44% Feb
14 VB
39%
126
55%
.
Corp
System
-13%
♦28%
18%
18%
*23
*90
-^-100
9% Feb
30
26 Va May 11
Feb*""
Wabash
3
13%
41
126
108 Va
—:™100r_:_.„*101Va
8% Feb
v
62 %
May 14
7% May 14
14 Va May 11
20
13%
40%
126
55Va
1.
i.,,
•
•
126
;
108%
,
„
10c
57% Jan
24
8
™.lfl
•
RR
Feb
13%
40 Va
38 Va
126
29%
32%
33%
<•
23 %
36%
37%
32%
common
preferred.
j"
'
Jan
65% Mar 21
May 17
38% Jan
36%
33%
Inc..
9% Jan
88
31
>
7% May 16
:
38
33
•
13
com-_l
preferred
29
14
36%
33 %
com
preferred
Jan
,
24% Oct
36%'
31'A
.1
1
98
20
34%
*28%
18%
23%
-.100,
convertible
23%
18%
23 VB
Grocery Co
5%
28%
18%
23Va
...100
102
1
28Va
18'/a
23
..^.—...lOO.
10% May 15
May 12
July 21
Co
preferred
preferred
$4.20
28%
-
1.25
preferred
13
20
'
18%
24
100
$4.04
27%
18Vb
1
(J.
15 Va Jan
Feb"~6
17
May 17
27%
•
23%
__
preferred.
26% Jan
24
j.
Virginia Elec & Power
$5
'
->
dividend par tic preferred.100
92% Feb
4
V1125 % May 14
4^
4
9% Jan
13% Jan
Associates
94% Feb
Mar 27
21% Jan
.
6%
4
May
5
-1
10
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Mar 23
2
Co.
America™.
Inc
VendoCo—
Mar 23
67
13
24% Dec
135
86
29
83
9
106 % Jan
8
85
3
of
Co
Victor
44% Mar 23
Jan
Steel
Corp
Raalte
Varian
2
55 Vb May 14
7
Van
10
Jan
112% Jan
May 15
68% Nov 21
108
May 15
31 % Apr
125
102% Aug 29
Vanadium
4
4
Vanadium-Alloys
87
34
34 %
6%
♦86
34
34
6%
28'A
28%
53 Vb
87
6%
6%
28%
54 Va
28%
55 Va
54
♦130
*129
131
36%
37
37
36%
26%
26%
26%
73%
75%
49
49Va
*88%
90
xll0% 115
9
9%
131
55
1,400
6%
8,000
28%
24,900
55%
7,200
36%
36%
37
2,800
26
26%
25%
26
2,300
76%
75%
77 Vb
48 Va
46 Va
47
89
89%
89%
89%
114
114
115
9%
27%
100
34
130
75%
>,,9%
6%
6,100
129%
47%
115
23%
46%
*86
34
'■
400
,\
9 %
-
9%
;
50
76%
77%
14,600
46%
46%
6,100
*88%
89 V»
*112%
440
114
1,500
*9%
9%
1,700
122%
127%
89,700
X
94% July 19
27% Jan
171% Dec
36% Jun
19Va Jan
8
29% Nov
3
22Va July 20
887/a Jan
3
11
14
«
2
82% NOV 28
asked
ruptcy
and
Act,
stock
or
prices:
securities
dividends of 25%
no
sales
assumed
or
30% Feb
21-
38Va Feb
16
Yale
1
Sc
Towne
Mfg
307/8 Mar 16
75% Mar 15
Zenith
on
this
day.
rCash
sale,
wd When,
Radio Corp—
distributed,
by such companies.
11 Transferred from American
less, high and low ranges of old stoak are retained.
.
x
»
'■*
,
1 r.>
257/8
31%
31 %
89%
22
91%''
22%
89%
21%
90%
22
63%
63%
65%
63
64%
31
87Vb
140%
131%
25%
*3i
138 %
26
32
122%
131
25 VB
8,800
25%
25
317/b
30%
30%
900
90
88%
90%
19,300
22
22
21%
22
61%
63 Va
61 VB
62%
25 Vb
*31
:"89
-
3,000
104.000
Ex-rights,
z Ex-distribution.' tin bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under
bank¬
Exchange, yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues .are cumulative unless .otherwise maKacea.
^
♦ \
«
Ex-dividend,
Stock
25%
21 %
25%
31%
89%
22%
25%
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
137 Vb
58%
Co
107% Mar 28
138 %
130'
1.25
58% May 14
24% July 10
62% Nov
2
Corp
87% May 14
21% May 14
114% May 17
•Bid
On
25 Va May 17
29 Va Jan
Xerox
y
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2400)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
when
the
bonds mature. Figures after
decimal point
represent
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Previous
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Year 1961
BONDS
>")kv
Monday
'
STOCK
Treasury 4%s
May
Treasury 4s
Ask
.Bid
Thursday
'*
Bid
104.6
101.16
101.24
101.12
101.22
101.4
101. 12
101.2
101.6
100.30
101.2
100.18
100 22
100
101.8
100.30
101.6
100.18
100. 26
100.20
100.24
100.8
101.14
10i;30
101
101.4 >
100.20
100.28
101
101.8
100.4
1971
1974
100.26
''
100.20
100.24
100.8
99.19
99.21
100.2
99.26
99.12
99.20
Aug
15
1968
100.1
100.3
May 15
1966
100.20
100.24
99.30
,v
100
100.16
100.18
100.22
99.22
99.24
99.24
99.14
99.22
99.4
100.1
99.30
.100.16
100.20
100.16
100.20
100.10
100; 14
99.26
99.30
99.26
99.30
99.20
99. 24
95.2
95.10
95
95.8
94.24
92.22
92.2
92. 10
91.16
90.28
91 4.
99.8
99.12
99.2
99. 6
91.4
91.12
90.24
91
90 28
92.28
93.4
92.22
92.30
92.20
92.28
Nov
15
1998
90.18
90.26
91.14
91.22
91.12
.91.20
91.8
99.8
99.12
91.4
91.12
Mar
8
95.16
99.18
99.6
99.10
91.8
91.16
91.6
91.14
1985
90.30
91.6
91
91.8
92.14
,
95
i
91
91.8
91
91.8
Feb
15
1964
98.14
98.26
99.28
90.20
99.30
99.28
99.30
99.27
3s
99.29
Aug
15
1966
98.12
98.16
98.8
98.12
99.27
98.10
98.12
98.10
98.12
Feb
15
1995
87,16
87.24
98.2
87.12
87.20
98 6
87.12
87.20
87.8
87.16
1960-1965
100.23
100.26
100.23
86.26
87. 2
100.26
100.23
100.26
100.26
100.23
100 26
98.6
98 8
3s
Dec
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
89
100.2
3s
Treasury 23/4s
8
99. 26
99.28
95.8
1990
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Mar
99. 16
99.22
95.10
99.30
1980
15
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
r
99.24
1967
15
Feb
1978-1983
100
100. 12
"99. 12
95.2
15
Nov
May 15
104. 18
99.14
Nov
99.14
104.10
99.24-
Treasury 3%s
1966
104.22
99.22
99.31
100.20
104.14
99.16
i
,
104.14
Treasury 3%s
15
Bonds ($)
104.10
Treasury 3%s
Jun
Week
Ask
101.22
100.24
15
Sales for
May 18
Bid
104.2
1971
Nov
Friday
,
"
Ask
101.14
Treasury 33/4S
Treasury 3%s
3%s
3%s
3%s
3%s
.
May 17
Ask
101.26
1968
15
point-
PRICES
V
;
month
a
104.12
1980
15
SALE
of
101.18
1
Nov
the
case
32nds
104.4
1969
Nov
.1
each
more
HIGH
Bid
Feb
37/as
in
or
'Wednesday
May16
Ask
,
Aug 15
Treasury 3%s
AND
,
May 15
.
May 15
Treasury 4s
Treasury 37/aS____
Treasury
1975-1985
Oct,, 1
Treasury 4s
Bid
•
15
•.Tuesdayv-
May 14
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
one
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
Exchange
The italic letters In the column headed "Interest Period", Indicate
,
,
,
15
Feb
Jun
2%s
98.15
1962-1967
15
1965
15
Aug
15
98.17
100.23
99 29
98.10
98.12
98.10
98.12
98.10
98.12
95.24
95.30
95.16
95.22
95.18
95.24
95.16
95.22
1963
99.15
99.17
95.6
99.15
99.17
99.14
99.16
99.14
99.16
99.14
99 16
93.18
93.24
93.16
93.22
93.6
93 12
95 12
2%s
Dec
15
1963-1968
93.24
93.30
93.16
93.22
2%s
Jun
15
1964-1969
92.22
92.30
92.16
92.22
92.16
92.22
92.14
92.20
2%s
Dec
15
1964-1969
92.4
92.2
92.8
91.28
92.2
92 10
91.28
92.2
91.26
92
2 Vis
Mar
15
1965-1970
91.30
92.4
91.14
91.24
91 20
91.30
91.22
91.28
91.20
91.26
91.8
91 14
2%s
Mar
15
1966-1971
90.30
92.4
90.22
90.28
90.22
90.28
90.20
90.26
2 Vis
Jun
15
1967-1972
90.8
90.25
90.27
89.24
90 14
89.30
89.24
89.30
89.22
89.28
1967-1972
89.4
89.30
90.4
89.20
89 10
89.26
89.20
89.26
89.18
89.24
1967-1972
89.2
89.26
89 8
89.26
89.20
89.26
89.18
89.24
89.2
89 8
99.27
99.26
99.27
99.26
99.27
106.16
107.16
2 Vis
Sep
2 Vis
Dec
15
15
89.20
2%s
Jun
15
1959-1962
99.30
2%s
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.27
99.28
99.26
99.27
107.24
106.24
107.24
99.31
99.31
99.26.
99.31
99.31
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
5s
15
1985
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
1
1980
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
1
1973
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103
104
Jan
1
1977
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
Feb
1
1982
102.8
103
102.8
103
102
102.24
102
103
102.16
103
May
4
10
Dec
4 3/4s
Nov
Nov
4 Vis
103
4 Vis
4 Vis
10
Nov
Feb
43/4s
103
106.24
jan
105
1
15
3%S
1978
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
100.8
101
1979
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
100.8
101
1963
Vis
4s
100.28
101.28
100.28
101.28
100.28
101.28
100.28
101.28
100.24
1968
1
1962
Jan
1
1969
99.24
99
100
May 15
3 Vis
Oct
3 Vis
99
100.8
99.24
100
■
100.8
99
100
98.8
97.8
97.8
98.8
97.8
99.24
99
100.8
99.24
100
100.8
98.8
97.8
99.16
100
98.8
■
100.8
96.24
97.24
96.34
3 Vis
tSale prices
84;:
Dec
8
double dagger.
a
All
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
Unification
96
97
96
97
96
97
96
94
93
94
93
94
93
94
93
Oct
1
1981
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
87.8
88.8
87.8
juiy 15
1972
91
92
91
92
91
92
91
92
91
Mar
1976
87.16
88.16
87.16
88.16
87.16
88.16
87.16
88.16
87
Period
other figures
are
Last
or
Sale Price
-June-Dec
1980
96 A
94
88.8
92
•
88
v
bid.anp asked quotations.
Friday
Bonds
High
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
96 i7e
1
'
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
Friday's
Low
i--*-.,-
Jan. 1
No.
9618
BONDS
Interest
Sale Price
or
Brazil
Range Since
Sold
Low
99
29
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
92
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Lew
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
3%
97
93
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Transit
96
1975
3s
indicated with
are
1971
3s
8
15
May 15
3 %s
Dec
Oct
3%s
84
101.8
99
No.
High
V'i
§ «7s Central Ry
1952
June-Deo
bonds
funding
5%
of
Caldas
June-Dec
Telephone
REctor 2-2300
120
New
York Stock
Exchange
•
Teletype
Broadway, New York
NY 1-1693
•
•
FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
Akershus
(Kingdom
Amsterdam
SeAntioquia
of
AND
Norway)
4s
§»7s
3rd
series
Mar-Sept
1945__Jan-July
B 1945
Jan-VuZp
C 1946__Jan-July
D 1945__Jan-JuZp
1957
s
Jan-July
;
1972
;
5%s April 1980
5%s Oct 1980
5%s 1981
5 Vis 1982
5 Vis
extl
loan
5 Vis
extl
loan
Berlin
(City
§•6Vis
of)
loan
s
f
external
debentures
6Vis
s
6Vis
s
114
94%
94%
20
91
96%
98 %
42
96
99%
99%
99
■
5
93%
101%
101
13
99%
105
99% 100
31
103%
99% 100
99 % 100
101%
101% 102
102% 102%
90
96%
102%
11
99%
104%
10
95%
102 7/8
7
95%
101 %
34
98%
104%
51
7
—
100%
104%
97%
103%
89%
91%
Feb-Auo
*101
lit-.
96
*90
External
39
4
100
102
101 % 101 %
5
100%
98% 100 %
15
98 %
97
1950
*42
47
98%
248
97
104%
s
6Vis
*92
85
89
April-Oct
*85
81
85
Chilean
•
Chinese
assented
Cuba
*90
*41
40%
43%
41%
—
1
1
1
——
1
1
1
.
40%
Jane-Dec
41
1
ico o
*90
*41
——
*41
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
*90
1
*90
.Map-Nov
Mar-Sepf'
*90
Mar-Sepf
*41
1960
June-Dec
5s 1951
6%s 1950
De
~
*41
1960
7s
"2 %
1
—-
*41
1962—, .Map-Nov
•
92%
—
42
92%
—
92%
42
——
5%
92%
42
■.
42
2%
--
3%
Mar-Sepf
1970
96
96
"I
93
96
77%
76%
76%
2
73%
53
53
53
1
53
65
France—
June-Dec
(Republic of) 4%s external 1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978—
(State) —
Cudinamarca
•
.June-Dec
_Jan-July
105%
105
52
102
30
30
105%
30%
39
54
54
106%
*
26
37
2
47%
56
5
—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Ocf
Denmark
El
(Kingdom
Salvador
extl
s
Jan-juiy
80
—' I
*76%
80
—
77
s
f
73
•
Estonia
(Republic
99
95
dollar
1957
conv
Prussian
bonds
bonds
bonds
April-Oct
April-Ocf
79
79
76
79
*79
80
76
79
7s
s
Greek
•
7s
• 6s
1967
36
f
mtge
13
98%
40
105
82
*79
80
64
80
Jan-July
Jan-July
73%
80
97%
—
97%
Map-Nov
1969
$
loan of
&
1953
due
*4
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
106
5
*93
Map-Nov
™
106
106
—
--
4
5
91%
103
5
91%
109%
90 %
90 Vb
3
83%
99%
90 %
99%
1
98 3°a
99%
93%
99%
*99
April-Ocf
90%
—
1930—
1980
Iron
108% 108%
June-Dec
1972
1945
1963—Jan-July
1953 loans—
1972
bonds
Hope Steel
*79
Jan-July
Jan-July
1953
1972
Conversion
dollar
101% 102%
1936—
dollar bonds
3s
Good
7s
6%s
fund issue
&
dollar
5s
95%
(Interest
1970
1976
fund 1973
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar
4s
*95%
1
1
sinking
3s
1957—April-Ocf
of)
Main
on
102%
—
$ bonds Jan
f dollar bonds Jan
International
June-Dec
_Feb-Aug
1974
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
80
70
5%s
of)
(Republic of)
3%s external
June-Dec
37.
6s
5%s gtd extl loan 1979
5%s
(interest
see page
1961
(Hukuang Ry)
Credit Froncier
German
Jan-Julv
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
—April-Ocf
footnotes,
40%
'
P
..
*41
Mar-Sepf
• Colombia (Rep of)
6s of 1928 Oct 1961. April-Ocf
• 6s of 1927 Jan 1961
-Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970-. ApriZ-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Ocf
3s
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
•External s f 6Vis of 1927 due
fund
Municipal
10-year bonds of
due
'
.
*90
June-Dec
6s
1962
§• Cologne
(City of)
4%s debt adjustment
Feb-Aua
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
For
7s
•
47%s
~ June-Dec
1926
——
■
*90
June-Dec
1961
sinking
Consol
§• Frankfurt
April-Oct
1978
of
—
1961
assented
•
3s
Co—
3.5%)
f
*41
*41
June-Dec
1957
sinking fund
assented
6s
•
98%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1955
to
bonds 3s 1993
$
assented
6%s
6s
June-Dec
4%s debentures series A 1978
4Vis debentures series B 1978
I •Brazil (U S. of) external 8s 1941
reduced
fund
92%
1
^ 14i—
*90
Map-Nov
1963
42
92%
— —
Map-Nov
1963
6s
421/4
42
'
*41
April-Ocf
fund
92 %
42
104
f debentures 1951
f debentures 1959
External
sink
Guaranteed
Berlin Power & Light Co Inc—
Debt adjustment—
•
external
92%
—
April-Ocf
1962
6s
1962
sinking
External
Guaranteed
50
100% 100%
1958
A
1960
6s
sinking fund
assented
6s
•
101
April-Oct
1964_June-Dec
1976
Stamped pursuant to Plan
41%
— —
Czechoslovakia
June-Dec
4s
41%
Feb-Aug
• 6s assented Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
External sinking fund 6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
99%
Mar-Sept
loan
55
55
*90
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
•
98%
102%
49%
1960
Chile Mortgage Bank 6%s
• 6%s
assented 1957
99%
101%
85
—
*53%
*41
•
93
101
82 Vb
—
92%
101%
23
—
16
103
85
i
•
20
,,..100
84%
85
114
98
June-Dec
4%s debt adj ser A 1970
4Vis debt adj ser B 1978
6s
~1
95 %
100
86%
*90
Extl
—
April-Oct
extl
loan
Berlin City Electric
114
94%
101
55
82%
—
_Feb-Auo
-
1972
6s
106
97%
99%
47%
45
*41
• 6s
56%
1980__Jan-July
1977—
of)
101 %
48%
Jan-July
Van-July
(Free State) 6Vis 1945
47/bs debs adj (series 8)
1965
Belgian Congo 5%s extl loan 1973—
(Kingdom
29
9
April-Oct
S•Bavaria
•
*96%
~4
85%
May-Now
91%
56%
Mar-Sept
,_May-JVou
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
;
,
5 Vis 1979
external
*96%
91%
55%
Map-Nov
(Rep) 5%s extl si $ 1973
Austrian Governments 4Vis assented
5 Vis
*96%
June-Dec
4%s 1973
Austria
Belgium
114
June-Dec
•
1978
96 Ve
i
June-Dec
1969
5s
104% 105%
*
56%
91%
•
June-Dec
1966__
4%s 1971
5s
105
'
3%s 1967—
3'/as
33/4s
91%
Apr-Ocf
f $ bonds 1978
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year
20-year
15-year
15-year
15-year
15-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
1968__Mar-Sept
77
53%
85%
ApriZ-Oct
assented
6s
•
(City of) 5%s 1973
(Dept) collateral 7s A
30-year 3s
•
76
53%
April-Oct
ISSUES
\§ •External sinking fund 7s ser
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser
Australia
FOREIGN
95%
1
*76
April-Oct
1942
sinking fund
External
•
Members
assented
95
3
Mar-Sept
2%s 1975
Mar-Sepf
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78_Jan-JuZp
§• Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942__May-No»
§®7s
95%
1978—Jan-July
25-year
•
95%
95%
due 1951
(interest
1931
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Canada
—
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979
Wertheim & Co,
;
High
—r
::
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
Foreign Securities
Jan. 1
Low
(continued)—
June-Dec
94%
7
94%
1
91%
96
,94%
104
109%
Works—
April-Oct
Government—
part paid 1964
part paid 1968
May-Noo
29%
28
30
14
27%
31
Feb-Aup
28%
27%
29
96
24
29%
Number 6161
195
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Lus,l
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Conv
&
of) 6s 1946
4'As 1966
(State
(•Hamburg
funding
High
,
Low
—
._April-Oct
II
'*100%
98%
Uruguay (Republic of)—
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bonds
100
External
93%
•
Steel
—Feb-Aug
secured
secured
5%s
Ilseder
:
(11th
Corp
99%
»April-Ocf
8
100%
105%
62
97 %
100%
98% 99%
.100%. 101
——'
''
..
12
99%
A;"
«
America
Sud
-
Italian
30-year
7s
gtd
series
ext
102%
6Vis
extl
due
5 Vis
5 Vis
extl
due
t#Kreuger
of
loan
Medellin
extended
1975
to
6Vis
12
81
81%
fund
sink
39
90'A
90'A
2
88%
91
95
95 '/4
12
92%
97%
96%
44
33%
99%
80%
(Govt)
53As
year
5 Vis
95
95%
95 %
1959
External
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Apr-Oct
1970
~7
102% 1023/8
*241/8
■
102
4'As
4s
f extl
s
sinking
6'As
loan
Great
1965
new
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1965
—
1963
loan
1973
loan
1976
§ •Nuremberg
loan
(City of)
101
21
13/8
Vis
• 5
5Vis
Oslo
extl
due
s%s
extended
5Vis
of)
(•Pernambuco
'
extl
loan
•
3s
1st
6s
§• Stabilization
7s
55
50
—
45
53%
Airlines
Can
45
1
50
assented
32
to
H00
1
99%
100'A
99%
1
99
100%
14
97
102%
23/4s
debentures
96
103
2%s
debentures
2%s
debentures
1986
23/4s
debentures
1982
27As
debentures
1987
3%s
debentures
1973
8s
1952...
Consol. mortgage
6s
1953_-
Rhodesia
and
997/e 100
*983/4
I •Rio
6s
——
100%
5%s
of)
—
98%
—
218
'
m..
26
218
208%
.
*99
■
6Vis
secured
99
100'A 100'A
102
102
208'A
Grande
Sul
do
external
(•8s
(State
loan
102%
8
99
103%
5
98
98
£0%
102 3/4
96'A
98"
98
,V
of
to 2%)
56
*85
(•Sao
of)
J
debentures
reduced
extl
to
to
-
Croats
:
•;
—
II
Apco
85
87
Armco
~8%
9%
■
•
87
• 7s
series B
8%
Oil
•
6 'As
6'As
due
Siemens
•
1st
9%
13
8%
—
10
; 65
51%
59
..
'51'A
'
Silesia
•
(Prov
4'As
Bouth
Halske
4'As
.'
&
assented
Africa
(interest
547;'
727/8
79%
77
78%
76
7
78%
5'As
external
loan
Southern
European
Southern
Italy
subord
Taiwan
•
Tokyo
•
Tokyo
(6s
1971
(City
56%
—
*69
74
70
Electric
1st
1953
mtge
—
Atchison Topeka &
General 4s 1995
1962
71
t
June-Dec
*62
62
68/
*60
'
60
168%
~
- -
-
68
62
168%
extended
For
to
*71%
80
43As
4'As
Coast Line RR
97
252
105
121%
133
81%
81%
30
77%
85
86%
436
"81%
76% '
60
71%
77
79%
79%
80%
10
76%
80%
—
78%
79%
75
80
93%
94Va ....7-
89%
95
87.
91
•
—
94
.25
84
V
"
90'A
89% ,90%
86
851/4/86
93%
93%
£•
.*17
86'A
86%
54
81%
94'A
94
89%
94'A
101% 102'A
309
991/8
102'A
107'/a
107
361
105 %
107%
322
300% 325
312
300%
382
96%
31
94%
96%
89 %
90 %
89%
8
101%
96'A
"mm
•
—
'
961/4
•
T
——
— —
102'A
107%
*90
89%
•
.
*59
88
59%
63%
99% 100
96%
7
101'A 101%
2
98%
102'A 102%
7
101'A
90%
89%
121
89%
592
104%
1,143
99 n
90%
108
104% 1091/4
1013'2
100 A
101 %
90
62
101%
102
103%
106
*105%
.
96
120
101%
102'A
10
97%
105%
106
11
104%
106%
103%
102% 102'A
106'/a
90%
97%
*106% 108
106%
106'/a
—
Canteen
conv
;
of America—
1981
Jan-July
subord debs
95
*89
*98%
■■
52
97%
88%
92
debs
subord
conv
Feb-Aup
1979
97
.*__,
__
99%
92
98'A
102
102
14
93
__
101
93
3
92
93
95%
101
1980
A
Co
95%
95%
2
95%
95%
*791/2
__
94
6
96'A
96
96%
89'A
891/4
5
87%
109'A lll'A
413
107%
h h co £
103
285
101
121
211%
989
187
251
110%
101
101
Manufacturing Corp—
—
&
RR—
Ohio
71
80
m
37/aS ser A 1970
ser B 1980
1st cons mtge 4%s ser C 1995
4'As convertible income Feb 1
4'As conv debs series A 2010
1st
cons
204
187
99
mtge 4s
Baltimore
1st
Gas
ref
&
M
&
Electric
3s
series
Baxter
conv
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
s
Laboratories
conv
Beneficial Finance
Apr-Oct
1982
May-ZVop
5s debs 1977
*97
98%
98%
24%
24%
4
21%
24%
24%
24%
241/4
5
20%
24%
4%s
1981
debentures
81
62
69%
51
61%
69
67%
69
59%
591/a
60
*78%
,
•'
67%
77
60
57%
62%
75
76
''
mmm-i
77%
— —
92
58
139
'
*92%
—
106%
a
139
96
147
80
92%
155
102%
110
—
102
105%
104
5
101%
104
102% 108
105%
•105
104
677/a
52
..
♦79%
■
June-Deo
"
24%
74
51
Inc—
debs
subord
May
——Jan-July
June-Dec
1989
f 4s 1993
debentures 1974
mtge
60
63%
62%
75
63
Co—
Z
f 3'As 1990
ref mtge s
ref
2010
76
62%
61%
^
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
mtge
cons
4s
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
mortgage 23As series I 1970
Consol
23As series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s
series K 1979
3'As conv debentures 1980
993/4
June-Dec
II
*9
8%
99%
10
8%
5'As
5'As
11
8%
June-Dec
97'A
97%
97%
2
94%
95 'A
951/a
95%
19
95%
95%
1982
Mar-Sept
1974
May-Nov
10
351
—
101'A
97'A
4
93%
96%
45
100%
102'A
101
34
99%
102%
102
Ltd—
Co
Jan-July
to
1981
Jan-July
99%
*993/4100%
1961
100
Co
April-Oct
to
April-Oct»
1971
100
r
100
'
~2
98%
101
Ltd—
1953
June-Dec
1963
footnotes,
June-Dec
see page
37.
Boeing Airplane Co 4%s conv 1980
Borden (The) Co 2%s debs 1981
4%s s f debentures 1991
Boston
221%
100%
100% 100%
75
221%
100%
101%
&
Jan-July
May-JVop
Jan-July
May-Nov
—Jan-July
88%
91
91
17
84
84
9
82%
84
85%
85'/a
8
85%
86%
110%
500
104
139'A
105% 110%
709
105%
127
90%
109 3A
110%
104
*81%
Mar-Sept
80'/a
—
99%
*102
June-Dec
Maine RR—
1967
4%s series A July
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968«.
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 27/8s
1st mortgage 3s
1980
1st mortgage 4'/as 1983
1st mortgage 5%s 1986
First
mortgage
Inc
5s series AC
mortgage
•
Brown
100
mortgage
81%
102
9%
100
94
100% 101%
June-Dec
new
99%
"
■
Jan-July
1968
1
~1
993/4
Mar-Sept
1965
'27
800
116
75%
^
May-ZVop
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Gen mortgage 3%s ser D 1980—
Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
3'As debentures 1979
Jan-July
4'As conv subord debs 1987_
Feb-Aup
4'As
/
June-Dec
series
Aprll-Oct
—
33As 1963—May-ZVou
A 1964
June-Dec
mortgage 4s ser
1st
June-Dec
1951
1968
extended
$
102%
Santa Fe—
mortgage 4%s ser C 1972
1st
65%
~
May-Nov
1962
f 1971
Light
1962
debs
1977
1979
debentures
Baltimore
*65%
May-Nov
4'As
Fund
of
661%
101
May-Nov
1958
extended
loan
1961
69%
60%
75%
101
—
--
(interest
7s
Dec
s
63'A
165
59
of) —
extl
due
to
Jan
Power
(40-year)
due
5'As
5'As
6s
Electric
5'As
5'As
May -Nov
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
—-Feb-Aup
1983
3%s
1977
debs
debentures
5s
>59
June-Dec
6'As
Pipeline
Dev
debs
1976
debentures
Avco
1957—May-Nov
1952
of)
loan
1984
4'As
Automatic
May-Nop
fund
1958
(Union
external
inc sub deb
subord
Investment
Gen
77
76
64%
68
81 '/a
85
Quar-Jan
Apr-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
1995
Gen
June-Dec
2004
2001
external
5'As
1977
1984
5s
Co
conv
Associates
Atlantic
74%
63%
81%
1969—April-Oct
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
debs
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
-Atlanta & Charl Air Line Ry
*73%
.65%
(Kingdom)—
Corp
of)
127'A
70
.' 5I 'A
1
May-ZVop
1962—
extended
1952
&
f
debentures
3%s
Corp
5'As
May-Nov
sinking
s
104%
63%
May-Nou
debentures
f
s
Armour
,10
Power Co Ltd—
mtge
313
65%
Mar-Sept
5%s 1981
4.35s debs
1986
Corp
Steel
Consol
§
104% 108
9 %
9 %
—-f
ApriZ-Oct
secured external
Bhinyetsu Electric
104'/a
Feb.-Aug :■
1973
"
June-Dec
1952.
external
secured
102
107
Mar-Sept
J an-July
April-Oct
—
gold 4s July
first
Arbor
4'As
(interest
2.25%)
Slovenes
&
8s
•
—
1977
Inc
5%s
April-Oct
1968
1966
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to 2%)
2012
Berbs
———-.
debentures
debentures
Anheuser-Busch
Ann
•
-June-Dec
2.375%)
secured
2
April-Oct
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
6'As
•
93'/a
104'/8 104'/a
(interest
2012
8s
92%
104%
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
June-Deo
—June-Deo
1963
convertible
85
91 'A
*9
May-Nov
April-Oct
6'As 1952
(City)
102'A
90
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
4%s
86%
May-Nov
Feb-Aup
to
(City
Paulo
101
98%
20
97
1985
1st
(•Rome
97
98
2
20
91
91%
110
debentures
86%
May-Nov
1946
1921
loan-of 1926 due
reduced
97
99%
99%
101% 102
114
""
3'As
55
Mar-Sept
2.25%) 2004
7s 1967 stamped-pursuant to Plan A
(interest
..,93%
96
102
American Tobacco Co 3s
'
Feb-Aup
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
101'/a
69
r
Apr-Oct
5s
.
(interest
2.5%) 1999
sinking fund gold
external
87'A
98'A
of)—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
84%
Mar-Sept
4%s
A
to
infernal
6s
98%
5
50
1981
debs
debentures 1984
37As debentures 1990
* TOO %'
Feb-Aug
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
100
53
subord debs 1980
subord
3'As
2
9%
1953
115
Co—
7- "2%s debentures T971
^
100 " ^
'
*8%
!
94%
90%
104'A
93%
•*'
100% TOIr
'
9'A
1973—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to 2%)
2012
7s
100% 100%
13'A
Janeiro
de
§ •External
•
y,
15/
;
62%
71
386
87%
93%
'
'
*9%
—
1955
103
57
15
Optical Co—
conv
American
'■
-t-
*10%
(City of) 8s 1946—;
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
- *
reduced
to
2.375%)
2001
April-Oct
•
98%
__
•*8 'A
—
.
113
*92%
-Jan-June
1987
& Foundry
Machine
conv
4.40s
Nyasaiand—
(Federation
Rio
—
99 %
debentures
junior
American
.
mortgage
1
993/4
<99'A
99 hi
(Interest- reduced to 2.375% ) 2001—
Jan-July
1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A'
•
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006_
—Jan-July
-
993/4
Jan-July
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Gorp—
Direct mortgagees T950___—
104 '/a
99
101
99% 100
99%
1980—
conv
101
10
60
163
100% 101%
96
_April-Oct
.Jan-July
1988
131
101%
87%
_May-Nov
80%
96 %
10
104
991/4
_June-Deo
1975
4.80s
American
99%
1947_April-Oct
Plan
to
135
103%
101
._ApriZ-Oct
1980
12
98
•
9
-
debs
94%
96'/a
100
_Jan-July
1966
91'A
1001/4
9911
997/s
97
*83/8
'
104
.May -Nov
-Mar-Sept
American & Foreign Power debs 5s 2030-.
105%
y.
-
90%
21
*103
101
April- Oct
4%s
Distilling
104%
*85
1950
131
-June-Deo
1990
American
-
,-7'As
mortgage
debentures
5%s
Alegre (City of)—
V8s .1961 .stamped pursuant
Consol
3%s
98%
—April-Oct
1963
Porto
Direct
Co
100%
'
7s
8s
90
94%
80%
Feb-Aug
1964
debentures
3s
37
Jan-July
fund
3'As
1980
f debentures
s
American
26
ApriZ-Oct
gold
92
94%
-June-Deo
America
of
1011/21013/4
ApriZ-Oct
sink
Co
101% 102 %
*85
1968
sinking fund
1980
debs
sinking
101'A
June-Dec
1940.1
6s
*96%
1981
debentures
102
1961—April-Oct
series
gold
_April-Oct
Apr-Oct
sinking fund debentures
4%s
43/4S
45
1959—Mar-Sept
1960
"90%
subord
conv
American
Mar-S?pt
1958—:
loan
•4Vis assented
4'As
(interest
series
f 6s 2nd
s
assented
100%
COMPANIES
1984
1979
fund debentures 1982
37As sinking fund debentures 1983
168%
Mar-Sept
(Republic of)
4'/is
g •External
•
1947
7s
2008
external
f
s
loan, extl
Nat
§• Poland
—June-Dec
5s
f
s
4'As
Apr-Oct
of)
INDUSTRIAL
RR 3'As 1967. -May-No*?
mtge 3'As 1972— ._Jan-July
_Mar-Sept
1st
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 37As 1970
*531/8
June-Dec
._
1977———
of)
Inc
Aluminum
55
168%
—
May-JVoy
1968
1973
2.125%)
(Republic
Nat
•
to
AND
__
1%
48%
__
May -Nov
1975
loan
(State
reduced
•
Mar-Sept
pursuant to Plan A
Siainped
• Peru
extl
loan
extl
f
s
to
99%
99%
Allegheny Power System—See old name of West Penn Electric Co
62
62
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998— April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3'As debs 1978—
April-Oct
93% 94%
Allied Stores Corp 4%s
—Apr-Oct
108%
105% 108'A
1981
V
—
*55%
Mar-Sept
1958
(30-year)
f external
s
5Vis
loan
1958
(City
6s
extended to. 1963
1953
99%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981 -April-Oct
June-Dec
■
43/4s s f debentures 1986
24
Va
—
Feb-Aup
1952
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
(•6s extl loan (30-year;
1953
6s due
9%
8
__
fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
external
: 10'/4
9%
June-Dec
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4'As 1975
207
96
_—
26
*l'/a
May-Nov
Municipal Bank extl sink
5Vis
9%
13
*8
Southern
Co
mortgage 3'As
4%s
4'As
external
fund
f exll
s
*9%
June-Dec
1971—.
to
Power
1st
104
207
*100% 100'A
AprfZ-Oct
old
fund
extended
1961
Alabama
of)—
sinking
93%
,
Jan-July
6s
Alabama
(interest
1976
(Kingdom
Norway
due
5%s
1023/a
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
dollar bonds 1976
gtd
91
93%
*91
-V
~
...—
,
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
6s
98
82
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to 2.125%)
2008
Zealand
91
87
87
89
*88%
Feb-Aug
RAILROAD
82'A
\
Mar-Sept
1958
6Vis
to
2.125%) 2008
extl sink fund 6Vis
•Secured
Feb-Aug
1958
82
83
94
83%
91
*90
<
Jan-July
\ 173
81%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
Yokohama
6s
i
(State)—
extl
Secured
83%
*
II '■
82
173
—
June-Dec
1954
1952
of) -6Vis
High
85%
\
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
f $ bonds 1978
s
(City
Geraes
15
82
101
Feb-Aug
1965
'30
of
,
1964
to
1978
1984
series A 1953
(City of) 6s of '26 1961
mortgage
Aldens
1954
'24
(Colombia)
30-year 3s
New
81%
82
(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
Toll 5s uniform cod 1959—Mar-Sept
Co 7s 1952_
June-Dec
&
81
Electric
§• Milan
•
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1976
6s
extended
1965
(• Jugoslavia
Lombard
Minas
Bank
loan
1954
94%
59
Jan-July
(Imperial Government)—
Japanese
6Vis
Jan-July
1974
f
s
Development
Japan
.V
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951—1——-—June-Dec
(Government of)
5%s 1974
Mar-Sept
extl
12
85
'
Low
.
1952,.
B
99'A
82%
-
readj
readjustment
assented.
Jan. 1
No.
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp-r-
■
•
98
•82%
Mar-Sept
-—
§•4'As
Range Since
Sold
'
.
Jan-July
1977
3s
f
s
Works
Public
99'A
Jan-July
1977—x
4s
for
Utility Institute—
gtd ext s f 3s 1977
5 Vis
Japan
•
f
s
1947—
B*
§«7s series
(•Italy
Jamaica
•
1977*—
debs
ext
Public
30-year
•
Vis
7
83%
May-Nov
June-Dec
.
lst
f - ,'*»
Feb-Aug
-r
,
Consortium
Credit
Italian
Tel—
&
(Republic)
Italian
'
Tel
external
external
Bonds
High
—
>
International
May-Nov
1979
1979
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
(•Warsaw (City) external 7s 1958
Feb-Aug
-
,
1948—
6s
conversion
4s-4%s-4'As
(7th-series) 1975——-series)
1978
—(13th- series) • 1980__u—-———
5Vis
5s
readjustment
External
3%s
-
.
Friday's
1937) —
of
37As-4%s-4-fos ext conversion 1978
93%
High Authority of the European
Coal and Steel Community—
102'A 102'A
or
Bid & Asked
Low
..
—Jan-July
.April-Oct
—Jan-July
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
__jan-July
1949_
adjustment 1970
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
29
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
Friday
Bonds
._April-Oct
Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s
AViS debentures
BOND RECORD
Week's Range
•'
Interest
*
(2401)
Shoe Co
3%s debs 1971
Mar-Sept
1970_May-Zyop
__Jan-Juiy
43%
16
31
15
18%
44%
48
38
92%
2
92%
April-Oct
1976_Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
June-Dec
4'As conv sub debs 1981—Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 23As 1975_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4'As conv 1981
June-Dec
• Bush Terminal Bldgs
5s Income 1982
Jan-July
Brunswick
35%
15
41%
♦37
16
♦85 %
40%
92%
80 %
85 %
—
78
93%
*95% 100%
105
•105
94'A
107%
Corp
94'A
90
1
105 '/a 109
85
6
105 %
406
85
1237/a
120% 125%
♦96
50
90%
99
374
•
81%
117%
94%
78
95 %
105 V
94'A
142
85
147%
98
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Canada
Electric
4%
consol
Southern
Canadian
first
Power
gtd
consol
debentures
Clinchfield
1)
5%s
Co
3'As
debs
subord
conv
Celanese
of
First
1981
1983
1977
Georgia
•
Gen
re
tgaje
4Vis
series
A
Jan
1
Gen
mortgage
4Vis
series
B
Jan
1
2020
Light Co—
debentures 1974
RR
Central
New
Central
of
N
York
3%s
J
1987
3s
Power
de
Pasco
Corp
5V2s conv
Chadbourne Gotham
5.90s
debs
1979
Champion
3%s
1971
ww
April-Oct
1974
ww
April-Ocf,
Relund
and
impt M 3Vis series E
Refund
and
impt M 3%s series
R
div
A
Second
first
consol
consolidated
Chicago Burlington &
1st
&
ref
1st
&
ref
mtge
General
1990
4%s
111
inc
General inc mtg.e
•
mortgage
2nd
&
4s
April
Map-Nov
*39
Fiist
85
83
4
90
11
83
Copperweld
5s
90
A
Corn
94
61%
63%
63
series
Jan
1983
Jan
2003
Pacific
A
77
79 %
*72 Vb
•
73'A
70%
74
61
67%
61
.
April
April
10
61
*35
27
27
38 3/8
I
inc
4%s
>1
4%s
mortgage 3s series B
Jan
1
1999
23
3
1989
series
753/a
753/a
59Vi
59%
61
71
76
59
61%
55
56%
143
54Vi
54%
543/4
241
*52'A, 55%
Deere
M
lUUl
54 %
iit\
& Pacific
mtge 2%s series A 1980
income debs 1995
1st
RR—
Co
3'As
1st
mtge
5 Vis
C
ser
1983
,
First
mortgage
3Vis
mortgage
First
2%s
Chicago & West Ind
Chock
Full
conv
4Vis
O'
series
RR
subord
Nuts
F
series
G
4%s
1982_.
3'As
Ry
mortgage 2%s
Jan-July
May-Nov
__
3%s series E 1969
Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Feb-Aug
T Financial
Corp 3%s debs
1970-_^__Mar-Sepf
4 %s debentures 1971
f
s
debs
1977
5s
subord
."Cleveland
debs
Cincinnati
General
gold
General
5s
1982
Chicago &
St
Louis
1993
4s
series
B
107%
105
no.
109%'111%
86
109%
119
31
92 Va
64'/a
80
Ry—
St
Cleveland
First
1st
Wab
Mich
mortgage 3s
2%s
1st
mortgage
mtge
3%s
1st
4s
trust
4s
Illuminating
V;
3s
1991_Jan-JuZy
1990-May-ZVou
1970
97'A
101 %
105
„■
1
*65%
*75
3%s
4%s
1977
3%s
debentures
series
C
3%s
3%s
debentures
series
D
1963
&
Div"
Western
South
1st
mortgage
3%s
conv
subord
1
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1970—May-Sepf
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
York—
mtge
2%s
ser
A
First
and
refund
mtge
2%s
ser
B
First
and
refund
1977_ApriZ-Oct
mtge
2%s
ser
C
107y2
1st
ref M 3%s series G 1981
M 3%s series H 1982
ref
<fc
ret
Iei 8c
ref
1st
8c
ref
1st
8c
ret
M
4%s
1st
&
ref
M
5s
For
M
3%s
series
I
series
series
1984
_
1985——,
1986
M
N
footnotes,
1983-
J
M 3%s series K
M 3%s series L
1986
1987
see
15
93
95%
series
Mackinac
gold
Diamond
4s
4s
K
O
106
(Chemical
4s
Dresser Industries Inc 4s
"
107 %
104% 105%
J97 %
—
mortgage
1st
mortgage
8rf%
93
-
v. • **
93
95%
103%
109 ' '
II
*86%
Eastern Gas
Eastern
5s
107 %
■
106 Va
'97
95
90%
100
214
99%
98
87
86%
86%
'
page 37.
May-ZVou
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
25
81%
8
83 *
II
81%
&
5s
consdl
Federal
__
84%
__
__
82%
88"%
%
88%
1st
89%
90%
15
86 %
90%
2nd
84 %
84%
1
80%
85 %
79
82%
5
85
84%
84%
30
86%
86%
5
*87%
88%
80 l/a
84%
division
__
101%
conv
'
1
Flintkote Co '4 'As
Florida
__
'
Food
5s
i
first
5s
ser
1
Jan
.
,
833A
84
86 Va
80vb'
93,
29
r5
.
89
•;
,'i
81
93
80%
.
•
76
79
89
'. 88%
76'A
76
187
89
%
*11
190%
184
193'A
77'A
87%
873A
80%
833A
873A
71 Va
71'/a
91 '/a
94Va
—
*70
:__
*94Va
—
75%
763A
96 %
77
1965:
G
96
98
r -96%
9
124%
253
'96%
43
83 3A
83 3A
98
84
6
*74'A
'
75%
84%-
94%
118
;
II
96
/-—;
*11
90
*89%
—
*77%
"
'
98
171
r
106
79
84
77
77%
—
*88
'
89
'
90Va
89
853A
89%
:'90%
85 3A
'
__
1
*98
''
".W-J f
'
*963/4
__,
101%
"
*107
*89%
•lOi'/a
106
■
973/a
100%
110
106%
__
106%
.85%
—
102'A
99%
/
89'A
100'A
—
__
90 Va
99
105 %•
96%
__
100% 103%
*102%
90
96'/a
103
*102 Va 1053/a
ApriZ-Oct
2000—Jan-July
^April-Oct
2020
5s
163/4
16
.
1976
1977
conv
99%
Foremost
Dairies
Worth
Fort
8c
~1
8 4'A
88 Va
4
83%
87%
86 Va
87 Va
97%
102 Va
General
Electric
103 %
106 Va
General
Foods
General
4%s
Inc
Denver
4'As
American
conv
,1
debs
4'As
Co
1980
72
36%
14 Va
103%
19%
70
104'/a
100
*86%
105
108
893A
II
89%
124
103%
86'/a
.
4
•
5
101 Vb 1013a
87 Va
88'A
90
101
106
...
Jan-July
Jan-July
AprfZ-Oct
72
36
72
39 Va
102'/a 105%
April-Ocf
119%
1976_i
109 Va
•
79
119
119% 1193/4
*90%
66
.;
30
75%
45 %
102%
90
94'/a
»—
Jan-July
May-Nov'
1982
37
73
35%
105
May-Nov
1980__
debs
or
32
68
102 Vb
106
"
April-Ocf
123'A
87
-
95'/a
130
135
105%
119'A
Texas—
subord .debentures
1984
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
General Cigar Co 5'As Income debs 1987_June-DeC
Corp
37
.
Amer
Co.3%s
.
76
34
3
15
70
100
May-Nov
A
Ry 4%s
conv
Oil
,
35%
14 Vb
*68
20
66
1
108
36%
35%
14 Vb
16
19
173/a
76
36%
April-Ocf
2011
Gardner-Denver
,
75%
36%
1981—
Co—
87 %
Gen
134
118
122'
Mar-Sepf /!
Mar-Sept
1965—Jan-July
.
debentures
Ry
20
31
.
,79%
*76%
89
81
M
R 8 3/4
79%
r
April-Oct
:_April-Oct
—
series A
89%
106%
Mar-Sept
May-ZVou
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
85%
91%
Jan-July
mtge 5:%s conv inc ser A 2011_
Fair Stores 4s: conv debs 1979
87%
*106
92%
1973—
East.'Coast
mtge
84
*87
86%
•2
82%
*891A
-
Corp—
Board
86 Va
89%
41'/a
""
—
85%
Mar-Sepf
debs
subord
Paper
87%
100% 101%
1977
Finance
83%
86%
-48
—
82%
Jan-July
April
Jan-JuZy
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sepf
—.
debentures
87%
89%
42'A
.
AprfZ-Oct
;
mortgage 3'/as
87%
__
87%
;.. 1
45
,
May-Nov
Firestone Tire & Rubber 2%s debs 1972—Jan-July
82%'
2
I
)
36%.
-
Apr-Oct
88"%
__
89%
:
'
77%
3%s 1971__Mar-Sepf
80%
80 %
31%
*81 Va
first mortgage
79%
76%'
29
85
1976_Mar-Sept
1977
Steel
Southwestern
8c
income
4%s
75%
17
34 %
„
45
,
Feb-Aug
Fuel. Associates .3'As
subord
3'As debentures
80%
57
22%
...
*85
Corp 5s 1981
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
86%
73%
18
—
Family
73 Va
*75%
33
*70'/a
3%s 1982
3%s 1983
Stainless
conv
Paso
•
77
72 V8
52
39%
stamped 1965
April-Oct
Erie RR Co gen mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2015_April
First consol mortgage 3'As ser E 1964—April-Ocf
First consol mortgage 3'As ser F 1990—Jan-July
88%
76
__
11
19
*71 Va
1977
5s
114
*73%
June-Dec
May-Nov
*76%
87%
-53 '/a
1995-June-Dec
B
101
■
*
105
98
98%
}-
May-ZVou' "
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet &c Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
Mar-Sept
El
93%'
97
53
*18%
.
—AprfZ-Oct
mortgage 4%s. 1989
s
f debentures 2010
100%
II
*—
5s
•
.
103%
104
93
1st
105%
104
16
:
4s
ser
1st. mortgage 3%s 1984
1st mortgage 3'As 1986
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
30
—
97%
•
1,
Jan-July
;
lien
conv
1st
96 Va
•
1982__Mar-Sepf
1982___,
90
100
...
June-Dec
)978__
debs
85%
102
1993
I
1985—;
J
debentures
debentures
f
s
Dow
subord
88%
106
106
104%
22
'jli
'
.
:
Corp 4s debs 1983.
86 Va
68
101
.
98%
...
*40'/a .41%
j
1980
87
19
100
86%
95
19
96
85%
4
973A
-June-Bec
1976_.
1st
1st
99% 100%
86%
97'A
June-Dec
Ry
85%
31
86'/a.
97%
June-Bee u
1970
Light Co 2%s
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage
2%s 1980
-107% 107%
104% 105 %
;i
__Mar-Nov-
1995
Gardner
conv
,5s
92
101%
"99
105'/a
953/4
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
105 %
91%
104'
*103 %
1972_June-Dec
1982_Ma.r-Sept
First and refund
mtge 3s ser D 1972
First and refund
mtge 3s ser E 1979
First and refund
mtge 3s ser F
1981
3'As.series
4
90
95%
June-Dec
AprfZ-Oct
—April-Oct
refund
M
H
83%
88
II
*95%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
RR—
2%s series
3%s series
3'As
103%
.12
105 Va
June-Dec
1977
interest)
series
84%
—
*101
Aprfl-Oct
and
ref
ref
&
Ohio
Feb-Aug
First
&
3s
refund
843A
78'/a
103%
lOo.'/a 105'/a
^
1979
Western
contingent
ref
&
First
1981—
—
1st
tr 3'/aS
2%s
tr
Detroit Tol & fronton RR 2%s
79
87
U/a
Second
86%
84%
*88%
Mar-Sept
.
&
Gen
Detroit
81
90%
301
82%
II
r
.
Gen 8c ref 2%s series N 1984_
.,4
___Mar-ZVou
mortgage 3s series L 1977
mortgage 3s series N 1978
3s sinking fund
debentures 1999—.
2%s s f debentures 1999
2%s s f debentures 2001
let
90
-A;
77
.*105
April-Oct
convertible debentures
1969
3%s convertible debentures 1971
77 Va
99%
89%
May-ZVou
First
1st and
92
85'A
__
.,*85%
1985_May-Nov;
1985_May-Nov
3'As
93
76%
coll
Grande
Edisdn
■Gem &
82
82 Va
102%
104%
*79%
May-Nov
1973__—
Gen & ref mtge 2%s series
65%
89 %
4-6s
goll tr 3"Vbs 1988__,___
General and
119
79%
86%
100%
>80 %
*80
May-Nov
May
series A 4%% 2018
Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
fixed
<
86 Va;
74%
68
1973
C
1993
Income mortgage
Denver•&
102 Vi-
77 Va
88
Mar-Sept
Co-
New
40
■
*85 %
April-Ocf
1986-—--—
of
-
87
95%
June-Dec
First
Consolidated Edison
:
97 %
82
93
*85%
90
May-Nov
debentures
87
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 4%s 1937
;___
Combustion Engineering Inc—
Commonwealth Edison
H O O inT-
89%
April-Oct
1982
Elec 3%s
1983——.
3%s
■*
Jan-JuZy
Mar-Sepf
1981
Ohio
3%s
92
__
Feb-Aug
;
debs series O 1985
3%s subord conv debs 1964
&
/I
101
series
FirsL mortgage.series A (3% fixed
' .1%:, contingent
interest) ' 1993
»
"94%
52% ."59
•
«—
*77'/a
April-Oct
1979
5%s
mortgage
20
59
8c
Detroit
;
M
due
coll tr 3V2S-1985—'
&
1st
debentures series I 1982
4%s debentures series J 1983
4%s debentures series K 1983
5%s debentures series N 1984
1st
100'A
»81
&
>
92%
*84%
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
May-Nov
_"
1983
Duquesne
5s
Columbus
93 Va
mtge
Denver 8c Rio
86 %
r
'
June-Bee
.
1977
debentures series G
debentures series H
r
80
74
,
June-Dec
Mky 1' 2042.
Division—
V" *
coll
&
1st mtge
r*:,
*98%
59 %
'
-
*77
Jan-July
debentures series E' 1980
debentures series F 1981
3%s
104
*80 Vb
ApriZ-Oct
.
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series A 1975__
3s debentures seiies B
1975__
6V2S
*82'A
92%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
_
1993-—
1st mtge 4%s 1994
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corp
4%s
73%
♦58
__
*81
.
; 9*
66
*104%
ApriZ-Oct
extended
6c coll If 3s
mtge
1st
•'
v-
June-Ocf
1989—
86
!
64'A
_Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-ZVou
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980—
.lst.mtge 8c poll tr 3'/as 1984
:
82
93%
31
Mar-Sepf
1985-.
1986
3s
96\
Jan-July
1982
mortgage
mtge
Div
98
104% 106%
June-Bee
first coh
Electric
1st
1st
&
Louis Division
82
85
*92%
65"
—June-Dec
1st
'
Refunding and Impt 4 Vis series E
1977__Jan-July
Cincinnati
84'/a-
85 3/4
<104%
Division v
trust
mortgage
1st
,
86
96 Va
-V
105%
____—June-Dec
1993
127
-
101 Vb
V
June-Dec
—
;'
Collateral
.1st
99
82
32
35
85%
83%
104%
100
1965
1965—
4s
refund
Essex
1st mtge
,
'
98.
110
•
86%
96Vi
Jan-July
,
97
*9534
,
conv
.96%
99%
,-4
I 111%
86%
104
82%
100%
101
1st mtge & coll trust 5s series A
l«t mtge & coll'tr 4'As series B
Delaware Power & Light"Co—
•
99 V2
*97%
„
April-Ocf
—
3s
V
98
V1
110
*86
I
Co
36
99%
*83%
111
102 V2
2
13
36
1977__
mortgage
&r
Pennsylvania
57
v
May-Nov
City Products Corp—
/
59
54 Va
*98'A
First mortgage
gtd
Service
55%
57'A
♦98'/a
First
Cities
'
-
2%s 1975_AprtZ-Oct
1st mortgage 4%s
1987___
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
C
59
98%
9
88%
25
.'—1
debentures
debentures
and'
Income
Morris
b
98%
lua
.l'/;
York. Lackawanna
,
•'
May-Nov
1931
1st mtge
1978
104
100
*57%
Corp.—
debs
77%
*55'/a
Jan-July
Jan-July
1963
A
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
1st
1963
68
72
'
__
96%
1023/4
104
1987—___—;
Hudson
&
First
•
65
104
104
__
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern
Ry—
First and refunding mtge
2%s-4%s l994_Jan-July
Income 2%s-4%s 1994
Jan-July
Chicago Union Station—
109
87%
,
77%
77
77 Vi
104
103%
95 Va
85>
-104%
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
r
69
*66%
__
'■
L_-'
ii/.'-
103% 103%
82%
82%
104
-
103'/a
101%
101%
*88 3/4
87%
100% 101%
1982—
5s
2%s
subord
Delaware
'
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
4%s
;100
'101%
__
102 y2
*96%
103%
'•
104%
i_;
debentures
4'As^
1
71,'5"
5b
,5b
debs
1978
Union
&c
3 '/as
63
55
A
mortgage
Dayton
X
10
55%
Jan-July
105 Vb
101%
1st mortgage 5'/«s 1990—
77'A
*37
6s
mortgage, 3s '1984—1
■
Island
147
102
27
June-Dec
_
Rock
125%
__
103 '
-
104'/a
138
*10o
103
105%
83%
*104 Ve 105
*103'/a
April-Oct
3Vas '66_May-Nov
1986
April-Ocf
1st mtge
Co
mortgage
New
Chicago
103
-4 6
1983—April-Ocf
debs
1981
debs
of Am
1st'
;
30
-
73%
1
75
75%
April
86'%
*102%
105
101
103% 1043/a
May -Nov
1
1979-.
subord
•■11
-
103%
-
•" 106
98%
104'/a
130
'
102%
104
Publishing—
1st
45 Va
35
27
.
mtge conv
Co
Publishing
First
75
*103
20
23
87'A
125% 130
'
5'As s f debs 1980—
April-Ocf
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Ocf
1st' mortgage
3S 1978
Jan-July
RR—
1994
104%-105
-
-
2
May-Nov
debentures
.
87
Daystrom' incorporated—
37%
30
79
Curtis
3s
A
&
29
29
*75
April
1984_
IO33/4, 105%
102% 106
99
-
1013/4 102%
Co—
subord
conv
debs
8
86
85
67%
•
Ry—
A
ser
63Vi
29
3s
106
106
91%
83%
85
-lu4
*
81%
94'/a
88%
13
*
•
__
84
73
.
92%'
85% >86
> 106
May-ZVou
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1991
subord
Products
4'As
92
54
92%
H
Co
Steel
conv
■
54
63 Va
1988—Jan-July
2038
1
series
inc
Oil
■-
lU4
Jan-July
1983_
1976-,
146 Va
783/a
'
93
*105
Feb-Aug
debs
10
u._
June-Dec
3%s debs
103
*1003A 102%
April-Oct
subord
'81%
_Feb-Aup
1965
132
81%
Feb-Aup
;
debentures
105%
320'A
73 :
*85
April-Ocf
1991,
3s
107
1053/4
101%
__
Mar-Sepf
1988
Co
4'As debentures
Crowell-Coliier
;
2%s 1975
4%s 1975
!
%
*94 Va
•
Feb-Aug
wr
4%s debentures 1985
l
83
84%
Can
Continental
;
84
11
*903/4
Feb-Aup
mtge
4%s
convertible
Continental
93%
./
April-Oct
-May-Nov.
—
Baking
——
92%
May-Nov
May-Nov
1982
Paul
Second
4%s
82
80
89
Continental
80%
88%
'
—
83
1985
Louisville
inc
4s
95
*83%
*80
mortgage
1053/a
105 Va
103
*73
-
——__Feb-Aug
—i_T
May-Nov
1087_______
Mar-Sep
first
108
103
9
19
109%
85
81%
Jan-July
.___
mortgage 4%s 1989__,_
mortgage 4%s 1990—
1st.
103
*
Mar-Sepf
4'As
mortgage
1st
107
Jan-July
1986
Power
106 Va
105
4
107
98 3/4
1043/4
—
June-Dec
____
debentures
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
81
75%
107
105 Vt
Feb-Aup
1983-
debentures
1st
99 Vb
I 75
105% 1053/a
105% 105%
105% 105%
June-Dec
Convertible
,,
96%
94
36'
*92
"
11
80
(Bait)
—
1
1985—:
Crucible Steel Co
series
Milwaukee St
mortgage
9
99%
81
'
46
ApriZ-Oct
1979—
debentures
Consumers
90 %
90%
110
■' 119 Vb
8
114'
106%
107
:June-Dec
1982.
4%s
>.
165
V
106
High
92 '/a
49
305
1984
debs
1982
debentures
debentures
1st
96
124
106'A
June-Bec
1978
debentures
4%s
191
122 %
99%
__
Jan-July
General mortgage 4Vis inc
ser A Jan 2019
April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan
1 2044
April
• 5s inc debs series A
Jan 1 2055
Mar-Sept
Chicago & North Western Ry—
•
lo3 %
84
Low
98%
105%
May-ZVou
4%s debentures 1986—;
r<:
165
—
*78
1997
5s
conv
mortgage 4Vis
First
6!
122
1991
Jan. 1
No.
105
June-Dec
1976
debentures
debentures,
5s
93 %
117
/
97%
Range Since
Sold
106%
—June-Dec'
Gas El Light & Power
d27/8s series T 1976
M
debentures
4%s
154% 491
1
79
__
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
4Vis Jan
Indianapolis
Chicago
105
U
Bonds
High
106
_____June-Dec
1991
T
1963
subord
conv
5s debentures
RR—
mortgage
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s
Chicago Great Western 4s
• 1st
ll
79
__
80
1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aup
.
1978
mortgage 3%s series B
income debs Jan 2054
Chicago
238
—
112
114
Jan-July
Jan-July
Quincy RR—
3s
mtge
Chicago & Eastern
•
•
93%
134
*90Vi
1973__June-Dec
gold 4s 1989
gold 4s 1989
refunding mortgage 3 Vis
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
5s
86 %
'
—
*96%
__
__
1996—Feb-Aup
H
First and
•
88'/a
86
jmrnt
debentures
conv
3'/as
40
34 %
84%
-
122% 132%
1965
1981
series
3s
Paper & Fibre—
debentures
4%s
4%s
P
■
*145
131
M
3%s
133%
107
40
88/2
122
__
113%
11
155Vi 155/2
—
ref
&
1990
1990—
S
1st: ref mtge s f 2%s series X 1986
Consolidated .Natural Gas 2%s 1968-,
,75%
105 V2 107 3
•
ser
98%
June-Dec
iV'lst ref M 2%s series U 1981
.
86
65
88%
131
April-Ocf
warrants
debentures
First
.
86
*93%
—Jan-July
Jati-July
4Vis conv subord debentures 1984
Jan-July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4Vis 1992
Mat-Sept
Relund and impt M 3%s Series D
1996—May-ZVot)
•
S
77%
--
*86
107
-—AprfZ-Oct
subord debs
conv
Without
&
IK
M
67
37%
__
__
Inc—
subord
conv
3%s
rJyc
*8i%
39
1974__Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Without warrants
6s
i
73
113/2 116
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1974
Ry Co 3 Vis series A
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
First
4%s
1st j-ef
,
*64>/a
June-Dec
Pacific
Co
series
M
Consolidated
97 %
87%
Illinois
conv
Central
Cerro
105 %
95 %
5
f
__
5s
ref
4V2S
85
14
87 %
77,,'
__■
ref
&
Friday's
Low
June-BeC
1989™
or
Bid & Asked
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp—
:
—
May
97%
87%
'■*>
•
1
96%
1989
5'As series Q
ref M 4%s series R
&
3s
105
102%
10
105
105
96%
Ry—
199o
101
5Va8 series P
M
Sale Price
(continued)—
June-Dec
4s series O 1988
ref M
1st
78%
66
29
ref
Last
Period
xork
New
1st
65
65
6c
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
ox
1st
60 %
54%
M
&
1st &
'.
54 %
68%
67
June-Dec
April-Ocf
100
97%
2
ref
1st
78%
72
88
68
104 y8 104 %
68
April-Ocf
series A
99%
&
je.uison
1st
101%
54%
May -Nov
1965
78
99
*57 /a
"
Jan-July
2020—May
4V4S
1st
85
100 3S2
26
101%
nm/
f.
__
ZFe^~^
April-Ocf
1976
mc-'gage 4s
Central
100 a9*
HV*
77%
__
June-Dec
1986
Corp 3s debentures
debentures
Central
i.
Jan-July
1965-—,—Mar-Sepf
4s
4s
4 '/as debs
debentures
f
s
3Vis
1962—ApnZ-Oct
1978—
debs
Caterpillar Tractor
4%s
A
Consoliuaiea
High
82 Va
New York Stock
'
Jan. 1
Low
No.
86 %
*85
(perpetuali
Ohio
&
Carthage & Adirondack Ry
(J
5s
June-Dec
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Pacific Ry—
Carolina
Case
1976
3s
High
I«
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
California
week
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
BOND RECORD <R»g«
.Monday, May 21, 1962
..
debentures
3%s debentures
1976_May-Nov
1976_Jan-July *
109'A HI
6
158
153
102'/a
102% 104
95
95%
7
100%
76
91 Vb
91%
4
95
91 'A
158
302
158
89%
202
,,
105
95 Va
92
Volume 195
Number 6161
t
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2403) .31
NEW Y( IRK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Interest
BONDS-
-
.
New York-Stock Exchange
..
Last
or
Sale Price
Period-
-
-
-Jan-July
1981
4%s debentures 1982
4%s debentures 1983——
General
Shoe
General
Tire
Co
4%s
Goodrich'(B F)
debentures
1976
3%s debentures
1978
—
93'A
94%
62
90 y8
92 »A
93%
106
89%
106'A 107,'A
98'A
97'A
80
4%s
Co
I*
fV •
.
,
146
General
4%s
Tst mortgage 3 'As
97
97
r
91%
137%
179%
1st mortgage 3'As 1984
Jst mortgage. 4'As 1987
291
140
67
96
114
103
105%
5s ;Conv subord debs 1987.
Mack Trucks The 5'/8S debs "ex
101%
96'A
105
Macy
102
105%
97
,..
martaage 47As 1990
:
Mac Andre ws Si Forbes Co—
186
97'
96%
106
~2
v;
* 105
"
97 "
97
104 »A
1
■
"5s
97%
105'A
15
143
140'A 154'A
567
140%
106'A 108'A
110
106%
128
103%
105'A
105'A 105%
2
.
Jan-July '
Jan-July
104%'
104% ;04%
100% ioi:
mortgage
70%
2
May
Mobile
& Ohio
RR^-
*
inc debs series A 2056_
5s
;
55%
96%
67%
1
'
-
55%
66'A
.70'A
54
169
169'
60%
Haloid
*85
—,May-Nov
June-Dec
.71
April-Get
,•
4%s
.
,
s
4%s
s
debentures
f debentures
5s s f debentures
4%s
Hunt
4%s
1978
«
1984—
1982-
subord
—
—
92
..
92
*78%
84
77%
;
:
81%
137
135'A 146%
■639
«5V8 -95ys
6
135%
93
119
.
100
96
-■
96
•
*._
,
-Jan-July
.
114'A
-
*80'A
;
86%
3%s ser A 1979—May-Noo
3 %® series B 1979—-May-No®
mortgage 3%s series G 1974
May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3'As series G 1980.
Feb-Auy
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989™.
Mar-Sept
3%s s f debentures 1980———
_.Jan-July
Union Ry - 2%s ser C 1986—June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3'As debentures 1972.
Afar-Sept
*._
.1st
96%
International
5s
f.
s.
debs
Interstate Department Stores—
4%s
subord
conv
Oil
Interstate
3%s
Line
Pipe
>
*
Power
•
1982
conv
Kayser-Roth Corporation—-5% s 1980—_—Jan-July
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987—
.Jan-July
Kimberly-Clark Corp
3%s
1983—.
Jan-July
4%s s f debentures 1986—
Feb-Auy
—
Kings County. Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
Lakefront
Dock &
A
Series
B
4s
fixed
interest
80
Mountain. States
•
C
Series
2003___„.
4'As:fixed Interest
5'As
Lionel
5'As
Little
5s
D
conv
(The)
conv
2003
Miami
1976
98%
*92%
55
55
~8
88%
5
98%
RR
4s
1980™
1962.;
3'As
Aprll-Oct.
4'As
s
Aircraft
f
Corp
debentures
3.75s
footnotes,
1980..
1
1987
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
For
95
92
>
Chat 8c
104%
102
105
.116
120
141
;
Airlines
conv
National
103%
.101
11
6s
.
102
100%
100'A
96%
88
94%
88
86
90
23
88
...
....
...Mar-Sept
*93%
24%
103%
2000.
91%
59
-
—
*46'A
St
1980™..
conv
Louis
3s
Mar-Sept
96%
~8
•
—-
1976——
debs
—May-Nov
—April-Oct
4__
V
'
"
119
11678
92%
83%
1°76
4%s
f.debentures
s
National Distillers
105
—
1992
3%s
Distiller Prods
ser
Apr-Oct
D
see page
5s
New
s
f
3'As oonv
Tea Co
197^.June-Dec
37.
debentures
3s
debentures
104%
1974
91
93
86
89%
56
102'/a
1
98'/a
89
5
88
85%
85%
4
84%
94%
94%
5
92%
103% 103'A
22
101'A
98
101%
83
102%
102
89
86%
95
103%
98
123
101
*101
103
«
—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Terminal 3%s
1977.
*80%
87'/a
87%
85
88
Jan-July
—Feb-AUg
Mar-Sept
*81%
83 %
777/s
81%
May-No®
...
Jersey
Central RR
88'A
90'A
5
89
May-No®
Feb-Auy
4
103'/a
113
7
102'A 102%
1980
105%
103
105%
92%
101% 101%
*85%
787/a
—
*76
"82%
76
76
83
*83
85
—
Co—
657
8i7A
120
3
174
80%
'V 80'/a
•
92 'A
102'.
-•-
95
30
103%
,
98%
97%
7, ■'
88%
100
5
.58%
64
13
50%
147
51%
58%
57%
107
54
62%
62
62%
104
68
April-Oct
89%
89%
90%
35
58%
81%
57 %
58
8
55%
52%
52%
52%
56
55%
56
Y
trust
Central
&
series A
6s
Feb-Aug
1998.
1980
Hudson
RivCr
3'As 1997—
Jan-July
gold 3'As 1998
Feb-Aug
Collateral gold 3'As '98—Feb-Aug
New York Chicago 8c St Louis— 1
Refunding mortgage 3'As sfer E 1980
June-Dec
First mortgage 2s series F 1986
ApriZ-Oct
4'As income debentures 1989...
;—..June-Deo
Lake
mortgage
Shore
Y
collateral
2%s series B
3'As 2000—^
A 2043
1
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Y
Connecting RR
8c Harlem gold
Y Lack
& West
series B
4s Series A
1973™
*83'A
79 %
*—
64 %
1975—April-Oct
Mortgage 4s series
N
1973
-w—
refunding mtge 4s ser A 20p7___Jap-JuZy
General mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022—May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4'As A '73.Jan-July
•
N
74
25%
35%
N
Y
38%
43
27%
41%.
28
27%
40
1
51%
N
38%
41 Va
65%
101%
114% 11678
94
111%
128
85%
403
94%
86
82
1Q7'A
—
104%
102'A 106'A
L,327
99%
115%
190
172
191
370
170 %
218'/a
96
96
96
7
92%
96%
"103
98
"102% 103?/a
^
—
•
103
102% 102%
^♦88 %
91
49 %
54
49'A
56'A
—"
79%
83'A
83%
88
85
79'A
89'A
64'A
53%
65
83
83
79'/a
*83
May-Nov
Jan-July
J an-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
68
—
Y
Power
42
9
40%
44%
45'A
45'A
5
42
48%
15'A
16
16%
6%
223
'
15%
20%
5%
7
*64%
70
57 Va
60
*85'A
86
80%
86
*57 7A
52 Va
57
—
*79'A
79'A
79%
—
60%
60%
6'A
6'A
Susquehanna 8c Western RR—
*60%
Jan-July
2004™,—
Jan -July
• General mortgage 4'As series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
—Jan-July
Refunding mtge 3'As series E 1978
Feb-Aug
Refunding mtge 3s
series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mtge 3s
series H 1989—
Aprll-Ocf
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mtge 4'As series J 1991.——May-Nov
Refunding mtge 4'As series K 1993.
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp— <
General mortgage 2%s 1980 ...
—,
General mortgage 27As 1980
—
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3'As 1983
April-Oct
General mortgage 3'As 1983
rf
leneral mortgage 47As 1987
—
Mar-Sepf
71%
41'/a
8c
Term, 1st mtge 4s 1994
1st & cons mtge 4s ser
70%
67
67
*70%
60
4
15
tN Y New Haven 8c Hartford RR—
62%
92%
RR—
Michigan Cent
9W%
.
55
57
62I/4
General
61
55
54
57%
Collateral
N
N
24.
54
April-Oct
Consolidated 4s
N
-
57
88%
102%
1982
debentures
90%
101%
1977
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
82
78%
57%
*91%
79%
129%
88%
—.——
National
118
92%
debs
York
100%
*98'A
105%
——.Mar-Sept
f
s
60%
85'A
105
debs ,1983-May-Nov
Cliem 4%s
&
90%
June-Dec
June-Dec
*
——
1974___ApriZ-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3'As 1982
May-Nov
1st mortgage 37As 1986
;
May-No®
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
;—June-Dec
Natl
76%
115
15
1970
3s.
'
-1
82
319
91
debentures
3'As. debentures
*
55
94%
119%
5
New
33
89
115
11
81%
65'A
65'A
94
'■
—
103
75
101% 101'/a
—
149
".
107
45
38%
97
103
95%
'
__
-
107
Mar-Sept
1970—June-Dec
1977
48
35 y8
37
.
;
1987
Orlean
78
"
V
54
34%
94
>
*77%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993__Aprll-Oct
Y State Electric 8c Gas 2%s 1977——Jan-July
32%
75
85%
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
51
60
■
-
72
83%
—
*85'A
1986____Feb-Aug
ser
Jersey Power 8c Light 3s 1974
80
99
60
41 Va
54
.
r
•
.
Biscuit—
First &
34
105 Va
34%
4
37%
103
4'As
*45
104 Va
104% 104%
36%
New
„
61
104'A
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013.—April-Oct
95
59%
104%
101V3
*72%
Bell Telephone 3'As 1988
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
165
61%
101%
15
107
—
100
13
—June-Dec
Cylinder Gas 5 'As conv debs
National Dairy Products 2%s debs
_.
58'A
27%
101% 103%
103% 104'A
Natl
New
84
<
98%
21%
1986__L__May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1978.™
6 L Va
4
:___Feb-Aug
...
gtd 3 'As
<
24%
Inc—*
subord
debs
4%S
85
79%
__
105
24%
—
National Cash Register 4%s s 1 debs l985_JM«e-Dec
100
93
85
61
May-No®
conv
1987______ApriZ-Oct
Afay-Nov
4.50s debentures 1976—
;
..Afay-Nov
Lone Stai G.as^ 4%s debentures 1982—April-Oct
Lockheed
1981.:
Tel & Tel 2%s
Corporation—5'As
Nashville
100 Va
"A
*98
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
Mar-Sept
debentures
Litton Industries Inc
...
series B 1966
first
debentures
National
Corp—
subord
2045
1991
-•■-•'■
250
240
.
*._'
fixed
debs
Essex
8c
—
NAFI
218
so y8
2oy4
,
N
4s
subord
subord debs
3'As
74
—
A
Morris
78%
:''71%
5 'As
'
interest 2003—
Afay-Nov
contingent interest 2003
—May
•Series E 4'As contingent Interest 2003..
May
•Series F 5s contingent interest 2003
—May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979^—Aprll-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Aprll-Oct
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76-June-Dec
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
Series
1
1,
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007.
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 47A's debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s debentures 1981.^
Feb-Aug
83
80
74
131
5
57%
debentures Jan
Monogahela Ry 3'As
86%
83
82
*92%
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp *64_Feb-Aug
1st
& ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4V2s extended to 1974
Jan -July
Lehigh Valley. RR..gen consol mtge bonds—
Series
513
75%
17%
84
19%
93 '/a
81
82
1
*104
:
April-Ocf
June-Deo
gold 3%s '97—June-Deo
South
82
19%
•
92
77
,29
80 '/a
1997—April-Ocl
RR Term Co—
& Mich
80
197/8
63'/a
87%
120
79l/a
55%
74'/a
125
68
1
,76'A
82
bo
€9%
56'A
80
80 y8
95%
59
*66%
.
1
*78%
5^%
93%
8
56'A
99% 100%
*79%
47%
5
60'A
66%
175
*79'A
20
95%
60%
55%
income
Mohawk. 8c Malone first gtd 4s
134
90%
50
95%
237
•
205
1st sinking fund 3%s series A 1968
Shore
48%
56%
5s
133%
315
*83%
81%
.
New
Afar-Sept
Aprll-Oct
77%
56'A
V
3c
100%
City Power & Light 23As 1976™.June-Dec
1st mtge
2%s 1978
June-Deo
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Deo
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C 1984.June-Deo
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974x
April-Oct
4
56'A
l*116
226
Kansas
78
56%
386
100
91%
93
78
75
KLM Royal
Dutcb Airlines—
4%s conv subord debentures 1979
Kanawha & Michigan Ry 4s 1990—;
88%
8
57
40
*88%
11
111
101
93
91
90%
92
60
247
*82%
69
90%
91 %
59%
100%
Central Power & Light 2%s 1976.Afar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975.
Mar-Sept
97
'96%
59%
'
Jersey
96%
94%
—
77%
86
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
'
„
60
77
87"%
99
95%
70%
134
*__
96%
89%
94
4
61
103%
99%
93%
,'87
95'A
*95%
8!"
132
128
—Afar-Sept
1st
Lake
~7
„
95'A
*97
81%
100'A
83%
'
*91%
85%
97
..
-
A 1977
8
74 %x
€3'A 2'/
Co—
mortgage 3s 1980.
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4'As
100 y4100'A
*83%
62%
•
1987—
Jan-July
33As 1978————Jan-July
Co
77'A
73
86%
135 % 148
83%
83
63
101
141%
80
86%
*81%
73'A
226
Feb-Auy
103%
74
Geia mtge income 4%s series A Jan* 1 2020
Gen. mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
100
debentures
f
s
Interstate
;
•
1981
f debentures series
s
4'As
debs
91%
99
1st,mortgage 4'As series C Jan 1 2005
132
AprilsOct
91%
66
*84%
104%
102
4%s conv sub debs *83_May-Nov
.
.
124
72
'
1987-——_—
91%
77%
93
107
103'A
77
/
V
mortgage 4'As series B Jan
.
Feb-Auy
*—
*102
46
102%
104% 105
Jan-July
...
1981
Co-
.110
132
8
Co—
109
116%
88%
77
.11
debs
& Tel
Intern'l Tel
4.90s
Silver
subord
conv
RR
134
75%
103% 103'A
4%s debs series B
International Minerals & Chemical Corp-r3.65s conv subord debentures 1977
104
46
90%
85%
76%
*103% 104%
4%s
89%
1990.. June-Deo
RR—
105
103%
1990
99
91%
100'A 100%
Credit
4s
86
85
1st
86"
*66%
85
102
102 Yb
Jan-July
—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Harvester
first
& Texas
82%
84%
104 »A
1979..May-No®
1981————
Feb-Auy
International
90
77%
6s
Pacific
Missouri
*84%
Afar-Sept
mprtgage 3.20s series I 1982—
1st mortgage 3 %s series J 1981
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987—
1st mortgage 4 %s series L 1989™
103%
84%
•
*77%
Indianapolis
104%
102
100
*76%
74
190%
79%
2
95 Va
223
-
102%
*85%
80
5
57
..
104
109
4 'As series D 1978—T—:
Jan-July
• Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—-Aprll-Oct
5%s subordTncome debs 2033—
———Jan-July
'*85'A
mortgage
Consol
,
1972...
Prior lien
*85%
Consol
186'A
"
'
>
104%
118'/a
92%
4
:V
••.'UiA
Illinois Bell Telephone 2 %s series A 1981
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978——June-Deo
mortgage
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
,
103'
105
*103
Feb-Aug
-Feb-Auy
103
24
1027/«
*85%
Feb-Aug
50
.
114
(J Ray) 6c Co"— ,
debentures
subord
78
104
20
h
*86
91'A
100%
99
-104%
110
92%
cohiv
78
78
5
■
104'A 104'A
.
99%
39
101% 101'A
101%
90
5s
Missouri. Kansas
114
1
«
\
102'A
102
:
2
100
96
-
10
__
*84% J
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—.May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967__
.Aprll-Oct
.
128%
89'A
'100
32
;
'
89% >89%
.
130
95
102
Feb-Aug
Jfar-Sept
;
106%
104% 1043/4
81%
81%
102%
1985..—
;
May-No®
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971
May
173%
>" 96
•119
1
100% 192
.-.Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1986
33
'
1980
1st
.
—June-Deo
.
120%
•
debentures
78
189% 195
.
}• 77% ' 77%
„
f
81
104 *
94'A
,
.
.
debentures
111 .Cent RR consol mtge
■
78%
84
Mar-Sept
&r Industries—
conv
:
\
1981——
debentures
Foods
66.
78%
*81%
1977-—— .—Jan-July
debentures
-f
24
85
75%
*75%
Hotel Corp of America—
0s conv coll .tt debenturesl972_——
.—Jan-July
Household Finance Corp 2%8 ,19?0— ..Jan-July
-"4%s debentures 1968.—2—__—_—,~ ..Mar-Sept
4%s
72%
.
63
84 »A
,
*92
1981.-— ..Afay-Nov
—Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999Hooker. Chemifcal Corpi-T-A
«
' .'
5s conv subord debentures 1984——
.'-••4s.. sinkihg fund
59
22
t-
80
..
subord debentures
conv
61%
1978
s
70
71
78%
,
*88
Feb-Aug
May-No®
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
McKesson & Robbins 3'As debs 1973..
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1980
;
Mar-Sept
Merritt-Gliapman & Scott—4'As 1975.
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974._May-No®
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3yas 1988
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1991'—
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27As 1969
1—
Mar-Sept
t
1st. mortgage 3%s 1969,
i
Mar-Sept
37As sinicing fund debentures 1967
...Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
,
3%s a_t debentures 1976:
.
Feb-Auy
3.10s s f debentures 1972
Aprll-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
260
75%
__
*80%
,
~—
"
;
169
*78%
1976—.May-Nov •
mtge 2%® 1976—Mar-Sept
Xerox Inc—
38
80
60"%
—
Hackensack Water first
182
debentures
McDermott
55%
-
*75
f
77
68
<70
79
105
95
Feb-Aug
Realty Corp 5s 1977..
Corporation—
i4%s conv subord debs 1992.™
McCrory Corp'5'As debs 1976
170%
64'A
7
■
•
s
•
-
McCall
1
—-Ja»-July
...June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s T980—;—;——.—June-Dec
'1st mortgage-3%s
1981-—--—.—May-No®
♦/
1st mtge 3 Ves 1982...
._™__,u—
—.June-Dec :
3s, debentures 1969.
-1st mortgage 2%s 1979—.
106%
May-Nov
1972
,
\
103
—...May-No®
debentures
60
73%
,_x
79
"70
: 58
*76
1981—Apr-Oct
May Stores
101
67%
66%
*70'A
2015—April
2044—April
—.—
Gulf States Utilities 2%s Tst mtge
1st mortgage 3s 1978—.
t
Dept Stores 2%s
>87%
7
*77
1977.
4%s
3'As
104%
101
58
.
70%
66%
Western, Financial Corp---,
5s conv subord debentures 1974.——_—June-Dec
General mortgage Inc 5s ser A July
General mortgage Inc 4s ser B ,Jan
.1st & ref M 3%s series G198Q—
Corp
11
*104
1972
1981.
Maine Central RR 5'/asT978_
Martin Co 5'As 1968 "ex wts"
Great
'
Credit
debentures
104 V*
3
*70%
Feb-Aug
Wts"
27As debentures
3'As
3yas series N 1990-—Jan-July
General mortgage 3 %s series O 2000
Jan-July
General mortgage 2 %s series P 1982—-Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010.—..Jan-July
Gulf
& Co
subord
qonw
Macy
178
107%
(R H)
102%
59%
71
•
105
93%
15
69%
*68%
86%
91%
75%
..Mar-Sept
.„Apjr-Oct
1 ,;
!
i
—
100
~3
<93%
59%
79
High
98%
75'A
Feb-Aug
....April-Oct
—
—
Low
13
84%
69%
.
....May-No®
1st
' 100 "
*104 V
1982
88%
;
1970—
series D
Louisville Gas"& Elec 2%s 1979
34.
^
149%
96
(W T)
General
103%
„
140
-May-No®
•
100
66
'.
69%
refuhd mtge 27As ser G 2003...Aprll-Oct.
First & refuhd mtge 3%s ser H 2003___Aprtl-Oct
mtge 3%S ser I 2003—AAprll-Oct
St Louie dlv second gold 3s 1980.
^^..ilfarTSept
103%
129
137'A 142
I debs 1981—.—.
June-Dec
1983™.—_May-Notr
Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov1
Great Northern Ry Co—
'
'•General
5s
series
C
1973—-_L
100
91'A
2003.__Aprfi-6ct
F,
Jan. 1
No.
,103% 104
RR—
ser
Range Since
Sold
99
93%
June-Deo
refund mtge 3%s
Bonds
High
*87
First &• refuhd
*82
r
s
1985—
79
•
Friday's
98%
First &
93
196%
104% 1067a
34
102% 103%
90'A
First &
.107%
103 3/a
126
106%
102% 103%
103 'A
1)3 7a
104
191
4%s s £ debs 1986
Louisville & Nashville
•
105 % 106'A
or
Bid & Asked
-April-Oct
Afar-Sept
Aprll-Oct
——
94
106
(W R) & Co 3%s conv sub debB '75_May-Nov
Union Company 4%s conv 1978.
Jan-July
Go 4%s debs 1987
:
Jan-July
Grand
Grant
3s
89%
debentures
debentures
f
s
Grace
Rubber
&
Brothers, 5s
Glidden
4%s
99 Va
100
98
debentures 1977
General Time 4%s conv subord debs
Gimbel
97
93%
105%
June-Dec
'79—Feb-Auy
1981—ApriZ-Oct
convertible
4%s
99%.
106%
-1971——May-Nov <■. <
conv : debs
debentures 1963..
93
Corp 3 Vis debs'1979-i.—Jan-July
3.20s 1980—~_—
Mar-Sept
General Telephone ' 4s
Co 3s
98'A
Motors
General
(P)
QQ
■>
Sale Price
Low
93%
—
1980——-—
debentures
Last
Period
High
Low
1,287
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
93
.Mar-Sept
-Mar-Sept
————Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Afar-Sept
1979—
debentures
5s
New York Stock
;
v
98ys
;
-
5s -debentures
Jan.1
No.
High
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Lorillard
—Jan-July
3'As -debentures 1972—
i
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1975--—
Mar-Sept
5s ^debentures 1977.-——————Feb-Auy
4s
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Lov\(
General Motors Acceptance Corp,—
23/4S debentures 1964
3s debentures 1969
—
for Week Ended May 18)
Week's Range
Friday
53
A
24 |
80%
109
—
53
24
80%
va
53
10
51
7
18
25
5
75Ta
80%
83%
87 Va
82
82
1
80
62
78%
78%
2
75%
*87
.*81'A
102%
87%
98'A
99
*78
84%
84%
11
93'A
99
78
80%
79
80%
~5
105'/a 105%
80%
84%
85%
*89%
105%
81 %
99%
80'/a
84%
79
103'A
15
78%
*
■
81
—
102% 103 Va
99
—
_5
89%
103 Va
105%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Period
Exchange
York Stock
New
wew
Last
or
1996—April-Ocf
northern Central general & ret 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
1st and ref 4y2s series A 1974
...Mar-Bept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Nop
3%s s f debentures 1973
May-Non
3 y4s s t debentures 1974
May -Nov
4y2s s f debentures 1976
May-Nov
May-Nop
4%s s
May-Nop
47/aS s
May-Nop
5y8s s f debentures 1979
May-Noo
4%s s t debentures 1081
„_May-Nop
4%s s f debentures 1981
—.May-Noo
Northern Pacific Ry prior-lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 "2047
Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 4 %s ser A 2047
Jan -July
Coll trust
4s
1984
Aprll-Oct
45/8s
'
'
__
__
102 %
*101
102%
*103%
*104%
105%
—
debentures
__
__
__
__
__
97
90
5
t
'
2
—
„
21
103
106%
—
,
—
__
105%
20
3
„^*85%
59y4
94 y4
25
93%
93%
93%
*
53
93%
2
r
;
Service Electric & Gas Co—
First
and
First
...
and
First
and
3%s
debentures
3 Vis
debentures
Reynolds
Rheem
w
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
'
Bell
Northwestern
3%s
Telephone
2%s
__
__
100
95%
__
__
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
*82 %
85%
*80%
*79
*82%
85%
8
—
,—
4%s
*
135
1984—June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Royal
McBee
first
mortgage
First mortgage 2%s
First
mortgage 2%s 1980
Co 4%s debentures
Gas
100%
95%
'82
82
79
—'
—
St
81
96% 100%
91%
95%
104% 106
3
1
2
St
Louis-San
1st
*
78y4
99% 102y4
122 V2 171
74%
76%
78%
78%
„
—
141
.
—
__
mtge
1st
mortgage
2%s
1st
mortgage
3s
1st
Apr-Oct
Paul
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
5%s
Owens-Illinois
Glass
__
..
101 y4 101%
40
*85%
*80%
87
St
89 V4
86
79%
101%
__
*
Paul
Scott
June-Dec
112%
112
3%s
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv
debs
1988
__
April-Oct
116
*91 y2
114
181
113%
129
95
__
116 V2
60
5s
First
&
First
refunding
3s
series
First
5s
mtge
mtge
1st
&
ref
1st
&
ref 3 y4s
ref
1st
&
1st
& ref
series
BB
CC
10
89%
93
Smith-Corona
85 y4
89 Va
81
85%
1977
June-Dec
85%
85%
85%
10
""82%
80%
June-Dec
1992
&
ref
M
4
bs
serips
On
1903
105
94%
M
4%s
series
HH
1994
June-Dec
Tel
&
Tel
2%s
debentures
1985
debentures
3%s
debentures
1983
__
1981
1991
Feb-Aug
o4/?«S debentures 1988
Pan
Western
American
4%s
Oil
debentures
iooy2
1964_June-Dec
86
•
'*
v.':
~3
__
os
General
4/4s
General
senes
108
April-Ocf
87%
—-June-Dec
June-Dec
D
100%
100
April-Oct
o
series
74%
1981
mortgage 4 %s series E 1984
Jan -July
78%
84
-
5s
gold
series
1974
B
4%s series C
8914
Feb-Auff
1977
Southern
First &
First &
First &
First &
First
&
First
&
First
&
85%
Ry
Southern
Natural
Gas
Southern
refunding
June-Dec
May-Nou
&
First & refunding mtge 5s
__
__
Jan-July
__
June-Dec
1985
4%s
__
Feb-Aug
1982
refunding mtge
943/4
June-Dec
__
April-Oct
S8! ^ refuwding 4%s 1987_
First & refunding 3%s 1988
F rst
„
__May-Noa
1983
3y8s
__
Mar-Sepf
Map-Nov
1986
93%
June-Dec
1989
__
April-Ocf
Phillips
4/4s
Petroleum
2%s
subord
conv
f debs 1979
s
__
debs
!
100%
103%
F^h-Aup
Pillsbury Co 4%s, s f debs 1986
Pillsbury MiUs Inc 3y8s s f debs i972
guaranteed 4%s
ser
J
General
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
P
ttsburgh
Pittsburgh
Plate
&
3%s series
Pgh
73%
80
75
;
"
78%
79
....
84
89
80y8
1st
4%s
Plantation
3'/2s
s
Potomac
1st
West
A
3s
debs
1965
1967
Virginia Ry—
2
86
89
6
85y2
92
_
100% 101
f
series
Pipe
D
4%s
596
87% 87%
10ty4
84
8
99% 100%
99% 100%
73%
Line
debentures
Electric
mtge
3%s
Power
1970
71
71%
2
1986
Inc
For
3%s
«>*
88,4 85'/z
*?
84
87
943/4
*83Va
80%
*83%
*86
84%
*84%
9Ri/o
1
97
84
footnotes,
1981
see page
„
79%
-
5
101%
94%
—
105
95
—
—
Z'Z'
9
101
32
100
103%
104 Va
105% 107 %
16
104%
107%
104 % 105 %
130
103 %
105%
83
83
83%
*85%
104%
t
101%
125
80
91
87%
61
88%
102
16
104"%
86%
331
100% 101%
__
.
— —
89
*96%
\
6
,
—
104% 104%
88%
89
OO
104
1
——
—
!
11
126.
124
•
135%
V
82%
16
80%
82%
100% 100%
1
100%
100%
82%
100%
79%
Surface
Swift
86%
18
92
95%
82%
86
76
80%
80%
Talcott
83%
5
__
*
85
84
.
13
93%
101% 101%
*105 Ya
—
5s
5%%
88
99»/8
16
104%
..
98%
112
98%
-
,
115
467
*90%
June-Dec
Aprfl-Oct
""
89%
771/!
94%
91
92
73%
73%
__
*97'/a
3
*
75
99s/a
9R3/®
qq/fl
99
98 /a
3
22
87
94%
R6V
n\u
97%
96%
98
b /4
98
&
~~
*88'/a
*84 y8
Mar-Sepf
96
104
105%
*97
~~
" '
5
%s
78%
76
77
93
971/3
83%
103%
103 %
111
101%
35
of
Tidewater
125%
103
103%
91
100 %
103%
1971—Map-Nov
Jan-July
88%
87%
88 %
15
84%
87 %
87 %
5
84%
100
3
96
106
223
103
100
Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sepf
100
*55
95
—
105
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nop
.Jan-July
May-Nop
105%
Apr-Oct
100%
100% 103
175
171 % 180
June-Dec
June-Dec
86%
96%
7
93
98
93
93 %
12
91%
93%
93
96
15
91
86%
86%
*86%
103%
3s
gold
5s
85%
87
91%
92
100%
105
'
273
102%
103% 103%
171%
222
5
101 Va
104%
80%
—June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
3%s
1st
4%s
Oil
Feb-Aug
-
68
1978
•
Missouri
120
1971—Map-Nov
3%s
RR
Air
Lines
conv
2%s debs
1991
debs
2%s
debentures
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
Co
of
3%s
debentures
71%
75
92
debs
95
67%
71
78%
2%s
—
78%
111
1970—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
87%
105
81%
73
123
103%
*86
94%
61%
94%
87
*93%
154
11
.
*81%'
87%
116%
91%
93%
87%
90
89
105% 105%
4
110% 116%
261
*84
1976—Feb-Aug
82%
82%
*90
105%
-
68
95%
83%
*87
59%
92
82%
597/a
94-
—__June-Dec
—-Map-Nov
•
1985
America
1977
~i
23
117% 120
597/a
1975_April-Oct
1980_:
1986
subord
conv
68
*105
MaP-Nov
California
Pacific
98%
88%
—
71 %
\
"ex wts"-— June-Dec
1968
debentures
93%
86%
87%
68
71%
*78 Va
April-Oct
1986
3%s
coll tr 2%s
3%s 1982—
of
(
95
*93ya
Jan-July
&
mtge
Union
98
*87%
71%
1974——June-Dec
1986
of
98%
74
89
ii
81%
73%
—
' 93
98%
92
2000
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
mtge
103%
13
Pacific—
Orleans
New
debentures
1st
96
7
'~
■
.
181
*_.
B 1970.>April-Oct
series C 1990—April-Oct
M 3%s
refund M 3%s ser
Co
95%
108
RR—
Airlines 6%s
Electric
Union
88%
87 %
100
96%
93
—June-Dec
1979
1980
first
Co
103
103 (/a
Products 4%s debs 1982
Wooldridge Inc—
Oil
105 %
99%
Ramo
W'orld
Trans
146
102%
1982—.—
refund
RR
83%
80 %
5
139
104%
78%
74%
8
78%
111% 116
94
100
—
of St Louis—
debentures
4%s
9
—
96%
46
1966
84i/«
"Z
105%
94
mL
188
,
105%
109 %
123%
85%
83
90
27
68%
69
99 %
99 %
*104
103
2
99%
98%
104
105%
70%
68
105%
.
June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
_
97Va
100%
—
-
102% 103
1971
refund M 3%s series
Thompson
United
84
'
105%
22
100
;
72%
64
101%
102% 107
1972
and
Term
United
—
104
59%
24
105%
102%
1979
notes
Orleans
and
94
87
70%
5;
61% +62
105
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973^——_April-Oct
5s
s
f
debentures
1986
—Feb-Aug
*83
*76 Ya
•
83%
Jan-July
1982
debentures
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
Union
~~
~~
•
73%
*72
—-L' '
113%
1982—April-Ocf
debentures
and
General
99%
102
88%
106
1983
1982
4%s
debs
notes
Pacific
60 ' '
160
86
.
Inc—
Assn
New
&
v4%s
82
—
—
105%
09
?3
96%
26
98
,
'
:
*73%
First
97%
97
__
•
v
*86%
*81%
Thompson
90%
7^
995/fl
~~
94
9iya
7J A
"
_
~
_
1971/
101%
ZZ
__
~~
*99%
April-Ocf
Jan-Julp
April-Oct
119
*75
__
98%
66
*85
impt M 4s series C 2019
Jan-July
impt 2% series D 1965
April-Ocf
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983-—Map-Nov
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965—
Map-Nov
First
1043/0
99%
121
and
Texas
106
95
108.
99 V4
93%
92%
' •
Texas
101%
973/a
16
98%
101 y8 1017/a
Refund and
"
93%
102%
-
Corp—
notes
RR
4%s
1973
conv
senior
Refund
84%
83%.
101% 1033/4
1
32
senior
capital
Terminal
86
80
773/a
_
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
J an-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
debs 1981
1st mtge 6s
subord
(James)
5%s
—:
April-Oct
debentures
Wayne
con\^
.
93%
Map-Nov
debs
Inc
debentures
4%s
230%
_April-Ocf
2%s
2%s
Symington
89
_
80%
Co
146
,
—
Inc—
3%s
Transit
&
2%s
Co
—'"Z
--
''
,77 %
.
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
Corp
98%
1984
1974
subord
Oil
Z
101%
1985
3VaS conv
(Ohio)
Camp
Oil
53
'
"'
1977—May-Nop
debentures 2%s
Chemical
Superior
84
__
84%
Co
conv
Sunray
im
94%
i033/4 1033/4
93%
4%s
r
3
88
Oil
208%
z;.57%
77 V
■
.
.
1983
debentures
74%
■"
'
57
--
•
77%;,
\
'75—June-Dec
1983
(N J)
Z'
,:■/
■
•
debs
California
of
(Indiana)
Oil
<
-
87
75%
87%
81%.
.74%
4
'
debs
2%s
subord
Oil
debentures
1
;
87%
87
*78
-"t
■ir~
Mar-Sept
A 1977
1983—
conv
Oil
Stokely-Van
»»
,
89
"
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
debs
5s
debentures
Stauffer
757/,
Co—
mortgage 3s 1983
Proctor & Gamble
Tell
Bell
debentures
2%s
¥ i
„
series E 1986
series F 1996
First mtge 5%s series series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr
4%s 1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Standard
75
44
:
■
2 %s
5%s
87%
.
27/as
mortgage
98
66
74
*99% 100
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1977
102
78
102% 103%
1973_June-Dec
conv
1st mtge 3%s ser A
Co—
mortgage
3 VaS
111
June-Dec
2%s
165
97
__
102% 103%
....Jan-July
Jan-July
RR
First
Spiegel
97% 100%
100%
121
71
74%
.
1994
1981—
Pacific
•; -First
4%s
104% 109
June-Dec
1977
80%
128
107 %
Jan-July
1969
Standard
*101% 104
ZZ
Mar-Sept
1974
70
105
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
(Oregon Lines)
Southwestern
98y2 102Va
7
'
1984
series C
102%
April-Ocf
1970
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
84
89
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s
1st
Glass
113%
1964_Map-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
138
__
Jan-July
V
4%s
San Fran Term
102
92
„
Jun-Deo
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/bs 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963-Feb-Aug
Consolidated
92
80%
__
*86%
--
June-Dec
4%s
,
4»/2s
Southern
104
103%
101%
Co
First
Gold
107%
100%
*102ya 103
1964—Feb-Aug
1987__.
128
82
88%
__
*87%
June-Dec
Jan-July
1963
2%s-4%s
Gold
94%
Texas
June-Dec
debentures
88%
78%
104% 104%
*94 Va
Feb-Aug
....Jan-July
debentures
convertible
First
Philip Morris Xnc 4%s
86%
—
*79%
—
Pacific Co—
82
92
—
3'/4s
mortgage
refunding 3%s
1986
Edison Co—
California
Indiana
100
_
97
™
Jan-July
refunding 23/4S 1971
refunding 2%s 1967
refunding 23/4S 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
6
April-Oct
1971
j
3%s
106%
6
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First &
88%
82
*100
—Jan-July
1979
5s
1979
Southern
104
<
10
79%
debentures
83
89
*78%
3s
84
104
4
-
87y4
847/a
78%
83
73%
^alUmore &SWMh1RR^Oo—T^ar*^ept
General
69
128
Aprif-Oct
—Feb-Aug
1982
1987
103%
?.
p::
General
1979
1985
debentures
' 91
3
5
78%
debentures
2%s
101
15
&
2%s
84V4
82
__
94%
80y4
•
V
'
82%
_
106
80%
84%+-
*96%
Feb-Aug
General Ss^series^B ^9fifi65
lybb
64%
__
European Pipeline—
'
Z.
/
See Foreign Corporate issues
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Standard
uenerai
73
47
Map-Nov
1976
RR
81
Airways—
RR—* & Llght 3S 19?5
73
65%
65 %
Sotuhern
Standard
cony subord debentures 1979
Pennsylvania
_
__
92
Feb-Aug
3%s
World
74
r-
f debs
2%s
80
37
*88
_
May-Nop
debentures
_
Mar-Sepf
debentures
3/aS
.
Oil
Alabama
80y2
3
82
^94%
78%
April-Ocf
3%s
Pacific
rlr;
87%
82
105
v
'
_
83 "
"84
103y2 103%
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1978
68 %
*69%
Jan-July
1983_Feb-Aup
debs
Marchant—5%s
North
83%
__
101% 101%
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1986
3'/as debentures 1987
3%s
*86%
}oi'/2
June-Dec
ref
37
June-Dec
1977—:
f
s
debentures
78y2
•
June-Dec
103y2 103%
16
June-Dec
~~
105
106%
9
FF
ceD-enuJ
::
101
&
1966
1986
82y2
'
__
*104
June-Dec
1st
Pacific
*82y4
~~
June-Dec
1st
72%
65%
June-Dec
s
debs
76%
2
*82%
*85%
June-Dec
1990
70%
Jan-July
i
81%
86J/2
83
1988_June-Dec
1986
74
70%
Feb-Aug
78!/2
9
•
80%
*84%
84
1987_June-Dec
1991
4%s series
__
>."
80%
soy4
___June-Dec
1989
69%
_
June-Dec
1978
2%s
4%s
Co
2%s
Socony-Vacuum
25
&
■
26
Mar-Sepf
Corp 4%s conv debs
2%s debentures 1965
21
South
70
72%
—_Jan-July
1980
Oil
Oil
93
series DD
EE
Skelly
85 %
series AA
series
mtge 4V2s
5s
4 ref
1st
4%s
5s
series
Sinclair
91%
89
"*
"
ref
97%
88%
10
85
refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 27/aS series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3 %s ser W '84—June-Dec
&
97%
—
Oil
93
I
1st
'
91%
Union
62%
■
72
Map-Nov
debs
debentures
1982
4%s
Co
88%
refunding 3V8S ser X 1984
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Z
1982.
1977
5%s
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
85%
&
4s
1980
Co—
subord
debentures
conv
88
58%
"65
Rubber
88%
June-Dec
First
111
721/2
Mar-Nov
1972
&
June-Dec
&
100/
Co—
Co
subordinated
Roebuck
June-Dec
&
133
n/55
Acceptance Corp—
1979
refunding 2%s series P 1981
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980
First & refunding 3y8s series R 1982
'
*97%
9iy2
June-Dec
1974
refunding 3s series M
First & refunding 3s series N
First
__
June-Dec
1971
&
First
June-Dec
1970
J
RR
debentures
Shell
refunding 3%s series I 1966
&
Line
92%
108%
__
*89%
debentures
Service
Electric Co—
First & refunding 3s series K
First & refunding 3s series L
2006
1971
B
100
122
*67%
*84%
3%s
"132%
88 '
*62%
Jan-July
May
1989
cons
85
115
266
*88
April-Ocf
Depot
Finance
Shell
Pacific Gas &
~~
88%
Air
Seiberling
89%
85
103%
*91%
debentures
4%s
87%
53
91%
*80%
Roebuck
Sears
101%
8
108% 113
May-Nou
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons
3s debentures
1974
91
97%
*93%
1989_Jan-July
77
99% 103%
112y2 120y2
112
120y2
91%
92y2
114
127
*102
June-Dec
1978
62
,
112% 114
Mar-Sept
.
96%
46%
89%
_1
-
100
"
105%
■
95%
"120 J
1968__June-Dec
1st
RR
Seaboard
4%s
101
100
Z~
110%
•
Mar-Sepf
Jan
A
bond certificates Nov
86
91
112%
115
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noo
3s "conv debentures
1971
Mar-Sept
f
10
53
•4
1980
series
Manufacturing 4%s debs
s
92
__
89%
April-Ocf
mortgage 3s series B
Sears
..
Jan-July
1982__May-Nop
conv
debs
Duluth
Paper
1st
81%
89
53
*87. V
& New
Seaboard
June-Dec
5'/2s
B
series
Union
V
Scovill
86
Mar-Sepf
1996-Jan-July
5s
Ry Co—
series A 1997
80%
—
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1983
Co
5
1st gold
77
Feb-Aug
Chemical
subord debs
conv
101%
June-Deo
3%s 1988
4J/2s 1987
Mathleson
84 y4
81%
78%
100%
12
4s
&
92%
81%
__
103%
118%
1977—June-Dec .V
1990
4s
Second 4s inc
3%s
1975
1979
1st mortgage
Olin
89 V4
86
Mar-Nov
1987
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982
3 %s 1985
1st
88%
85%
__
debentures
conv
Louis-Southwestern Ry —
First
4s
bond
certificates
St
'•*
81%
90%
101% 101%
-
86%
79
16
__
52
•
160
86%
*96%
53
96%
108
.
159
Francisco
income
5s
•
~1
__
103
101 %
100%
93%
105
92%
*91%
__Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
...Jan-July
1969
1977
■•Second mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2022,
St
123
135
*75%
„
J
debs
conv
6s
mortgage
1st
78%
__
__
gold
24
,
*81%
.
__April-Oct
High
98%
Corp—
Adirond'k
Lawrence &
Second
Co—
Electric
&
Mar-Sept
6%s
V
92%
' ~~
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971——:
__
—
*78%
April-Oct,
Oil
Oklahoma
1974
3s
1975
1983
3>/4s series
5V4s
319
__
*81%
April-Ocf
1977
Aircraft
Scioto
Edison
debentures
mortgage
Rohr
;
*80y8
*102
serial D
*86
.
»ZZ
1975
Low
v.
Electric
&
1973
Jan. 1
No.
159% 159%
3y4s 1983_April-Ocf
3%s. debs_"
,
subord
Gas
*107%
159%
r
Range Since
Sold
96%
96%
April-Get
Bonds
High
100%
—June-Dec
Tobacco 3s debs
Corp—
conv
4 Vis
—
*78%
J)
(R
Oil
General
—
104% 104%
__
__
81 y8
81 %
81% '88%
82%- 82%
__
—
*82
June-Dec
1996
debentures
—
Friday's
,
1977_
Manufacturing
Richfield
-
•:>
.
*
Feb-Aug
first mortgage 2%s 1974
First mortgage 2%s 1975
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage 2%8 1979
First mortgage 3y4s 1982
First mortgage 3%s 1984
First mortgage 4%s 1986
First mortgage 4s
1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
First mortgage
4%s 1991(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
1st
mortgage 3s 1979
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
or
Bid & Asked
/100
Mar-Sept
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964_______Jan-Julp
Reading Co first & ref 3yas series D 1995_Ma|)-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985____Mar-,Sepf,V
<
:
.
..
1975
4%s -f*ebTitures
Power Co—
Btates
(Minnesota)
)
1972
First and refunding mortgage
Rochester
Northern
v
May-Nop
refunding mortgage 3y4s 1968-Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037-.June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972__Map-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
and
First
1962
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
1963
debentures
First and
;
103/a
81 - 86%
56% 59/a
92
95
92% 93%
101
; 5
85y8
58%
93 %
58%
3s
..
80
03
91 /2.
87% «8/4
98 /2 102 /a
99 /2 }J3 A
100% 103 /2
103% 104/4
102% 104 /2
102% 105/a
80
9* J
88%
—
__
102 %
Public
fjj /s
'
—
—
103% 103%
105%
92
-
—
89%
*88%
__
..
1077
I debentures 1076
1 debentures 1980
f
s
—"
-
Period
Low
High
13
97
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
t.
Low
No.
High
95 y4
*89 y8
*81 %
*92%
97
Jan* A,
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Ry first gold 4s
Norfolk & Western
.
Monday, May 21
.
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Ohio
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Ohio
.
(2404)
32
—Mar-Sept
114%
114% 116%
*927/a
—
187
-
111% 128
91%
92%
*88
Continued
on page
37
37.
1
Volume
Number 6161
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2405)
American Stock
33
Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, May 14,.
ending Friday, May 18. It is compiled from the report of the American
the
on
and
Week's
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum Corp. class 1
Acme-Hamilton .Mfg Corp
Missiles
Acme
Class
Acme
A
Wire
Acme
Admiral
2B«
common
Products
Plastics
Inc_
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Aid
Shoe Stores
Investment
&
Discount
Airport Parking Corp
Class
A
Alabama
Power
4.20%
Steel
Wood
31
•'
Co
6% May
15 5/a
8,400
2 Ya Mar
•
60 %
700
16 Ya
14,700
"3 S/8
.
12%
14%
15%
—
3Va
1,400
57%
64 Yz
5*7 '
15,000
12
May
17%
4%
5 Yz
2,000
12%
15 Ya
15,600
15 y4
200
14% Feb
4%
300
■4
Yz
5
8
May
3%
'
19
Feb
19%
81 %
80%
87
Jan
preferred
88%
88%
21%
23
79
79
100
10
common
22%
100
All American
Engineering Oo
All-State Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
4%
—
1,275
■
25
86
Jan
20%
Apr
5
convertible
r5%
.
82
4% May -
1,100
5%
9
Feb
6%
5,300
6% May
9
Mar
5
5%
3,900
5
6%
3%
3%
11
3
lOo
1
Inc
Rainwear Corp
Almar
American
of America
Oil
Ambassador
Book
Business
American
Electronics
Co
Systems
American-Internatl
American
6 % May
17 Yz
7-
7%
3%
1,500
7
May
11%
Feb
3%
3,400
3 % May
6%
Feb
84%
84%
84%
600
78%
Jan
6%
5%
65/a
14,100
4"%
Jan
-
6%
53
Manufacturing Co
Petrofina
American
Seal-Hap- Corp of Del
Thread 5%
preferred
American
1 Yz
1%
2 Yz
2%
3%
3%
4
«
_J
Co__
Pools
Anthony
Inc
Co.
3% May
4"%
Jan
45 Yz
Feb
40%
500
40
May
5%
16%
6,600
14%
Jan
4%
500
4%
Feb
17,000
5% Jan
Co
15 %
7%
11%
9%
preferred
46%
53%
4%
4%
3 5/a
12
14
May
17 %
19%
96
14%
16
37%
37%
39%
10
Apr
5,600
14,000
1,000
28
4,100
regular
rets
of
Line
•18%
Feb
35,500
37
May
96% May
43
Mar
100
27% May
1% May
3
Jan
900
3
3%
Jan
700
3% May
% May
5%
Feb
he Mar
4ii
37/a
22,000
39%
Feb
Jan
Industries
1,500
3% May
4%
2
Jan
27/a
May
77/a
15%
167/8
600
15% May
18%
Feb
11%
13 %
2.000
28 %
Apr
9%
2,900
9
4
3,600
3%
May
Apr
51
51%
28%
28
30%
'4,600
1
1%
12,300
6 Yz
6%
7
1%
1
1%
14%
1
1%
1
Corp
Products
15
200
51
27%
14
57/a
56 %
May
Jan
Jan
9%
May
1%
Jan
14 % May
18%
Jan
9,200
1% May
14% May
3%
Jan
5,600
14,100
1,300
5%
3
Corp—
25,000
8%
5%
5%
200
5%
| 5%
5%
•
6
7
18?/a
46%
—
200
3,300
19%
2,400
48
400
7%
C 7%
7%
21%
21%
21%
800
5%
Convertible
Chemical—
los
Banco
de
Banff
1
5%
5%
4,300
_
American
8,200
11% "
11
4%
4%
^
500
1
11%
23%
5%
12%
6%
Feb
13%
May
Feb
Jan
18% May
46
57 Yz
Cinerama
May
Jan
C
K
7io May
20
10.
Jan
11
9%
Jan
Jan
Cohu
Jan
Colonial
7,700
5,700
20% May
12%
12%
13%
3,000
12 Ya
1
14%
14
15
2,100
14
_50c
1%
Beck
Bell
S)
(A
of
Benrus
Watch
Berkey
Photo
Co
1
Inc
Inc
Blossman
Bohack
5% %
—4
3
10c
—
Hydratane
(R C)
Gas
1
Inc_
•
Co common
prior preferred-
For
13%
footnotes,
IIZIIioo
see page
37.
Inc
Ltd
Co
1
11,300
26% Mar
63%
63 Yz
64%
150
Mar
64 Yz May
52
52
1
—1
10o
1°
25c
—*
—10o
1
.—1
Co
100
"
50
49 Yz
*"56
37 %
37%
500
52 Yz Mar
41&
5%
26,300
4% May
7
7%
.1,600
7
59
37 % May
■
-
Feb
27
Jan
59
37% (!
47/B j
59
61
59
Mar
{
Mar
40
Feb
.7%
Jan
3%
3A
H
1 .ft-
3%
1%
•
May
■*i:',-9-% Jan
5% May
27 Ya Jan
7%
5% May
•
2%
9,300
14,200
%
%
4,300
4%
4,200
5% May
8%
9
7,600
7%
8%
9%
1 Ve
*
■'
8%
8%
'
47/a
'4%
5
5
.
200
V2
713
Feb
Feb
Jan
10%
Apr
8 % May
4% May
14%
Feb
11%
1,100
1,100
5^
A
,..
5,000
11%
11%
5
27,000
Jan
1% Mar
1% May
% May
5%
Feb
31
Jan
5%
~5%
6%
Feb
13% Mar
Jan
7%
4% May
%
^ Mar
Jan
Jan
19%
19%
20%
1,400
18%
Jan
22%
Apr
25%
22%
27%
25,300
11%
Jan
35
Mar
15%
16%
6,000
15% May
21%
Feb
29%
29%
29%
100
29% May
3% Jan
34 %
Jan
4%
Feb
3%
700
4
101
94
94
2,000
94
110
104
18
%
114%
May
Jan
13%
13%
300
5%
111
Mar
Apr
1
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
13 Ya May
15%
Feb
3,800
1%
Jan
%
6%
107% 108
">8
10,900
5
17,900
5
6% Feb
Apr
210
75
1%
1
May
71
Jan
Jan
Jan
75
83
1
73 YA
86%
24%
May
Apr
Feb
19%
18%
20%
1,000
18
% May
29
28%
29
150
28
May
33
Mar
36
36
36
25
36
May
42
Feb
200
7 Ya
7%
5
6
6%
0%
600
"H
H
H
5,300
11%
11%
11%
700
55%
54 Ya
58%
25,800
21%
21 Yz
22
~5%
500
9%
7% May
Feb
Jan
May
15
6 % May
7
Jan
1
2,900
1U
Feb
5
Jan
11% May
13% Mar
50 Ya
Jan
62
20% May
23
Apr
%
Jan
1%
iy8
1
1%
3,600
1
Apr
8%
8 Ya
8%
5,400
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
16%
Jan
23% Mar
Appr
18%
9,900
14%
13%
15%
57,000
13 Yz
May
22%
20
23%
2,600
20
May
34%
Feb
17%
17%
17%
8,600
14
Jan
19%
Apr
5%
6%
1,900
5% May
13%
14%
1,200
13 % May
18%
11%
13
10,100
15% Mar
17%
18%
^
6%
20% Mar
8
Jan
Feb
7%
7%
7%
3,600
11% May
7% Apr
10 Ya
Jan
12%
12%
12%
350
11% May
14
Jan
14
14
100
13% May
20
Feb
14
15%
17,300
May
19%
Jan
4%
4,000
Jan
5%
Feb
13
Manufacturing—4
-50c
15 Ya
1
Products
Aluminum
Colonial
Corp
Sand
Inc
America
of
&
Co
Oils vtc
Caribbean
Electronics
Stone
Feb
Commercial Metals
Feb
4%
4,100
1% May
2%
Jan
1%
9,800
1
14%
1,900
Co_
•
10o
1
50o
1
Community
mm
1%
May
8%
Apr
13%
Apr
,
9
15%
5
Co
Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
10
Jan
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
Jan
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
Apr
Electric
10c
12% May
22
Jan
Consol
1,700
49% May
5Yz May
55%
Jan
4,700
11%
Jan
8%
9
1,100
8% May
10%
Jan
9%
5,200
8% May
14 Yz
Feb
Smelting Ltd—•
Ltd
1
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Consolidated Royalty
Oil
*
1,200
8Yz May
26% May
14 3/8
Jan
f
— —
4%
4%
4%
1,300
4 Vb May
3 Ya
27/8
.3%
8,100
30%
2% Mar
5%
3,400
7%
6%
7%
2,600
35%
33%
35%
2,300
•-11
Consolidated
Jan
•.
9
Apr
'
140
33
98
May
Feb
43%
102
Jan
May
-
New
'
.14
Sun
Ray
Inc
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_10c
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
15
Cooner-Jarrett
Inc
1
Continental
Materials
Corp
3%
%
n
63%
9,300
24%
213/4
25%
9,100
18
17%
18%
3,700
•
•
.
•
3%
-
4% Mar
Feo
3/4
--
—
—
Apr
31,800
1
Jan
*
6
6 3/8
5 5/8
5 5/8
€
Apr
213% May
17% May
5% May
1,300
6
10%
Feb
38%
Jan
20%
Jan
8%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
13,300
2 % May
3%
Jan
37%
35%
38%
35% May
44%
Jan
13
12
13
1,300
2,200
12
17 % Mar
May
12%
Feh
6 3/8
73/4
8,900
65/a May
4%
5
5
1,900
4%
Feb
6
4,600
5%
Feb
7% Mar
2,700
20 Ya
Apr
%
Apr
Jan
53/a
6%
20 Yz
21%
»/8
5%
n
2,300
1
Jan
4%
5,400
4
Apr
5%
Jan
8% May
11%
%
Pacific
1
Construction Products class A
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
.Continental Commercial Corp—
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A
50o
Consolidated
Feb
Mar
4%
Consolidated Mining &
-3% tJan
7V8 May *
6% May
Diesel
Corp
'65_1
25c
50c
4,500
102
'
10
Co
7%
101
115
—1
Manufacturing
Jan
77/a
Jan
Jan
15%
7%
4%
May
50%
7%
Feb
1 %
—5
—2
2
—
Corp—
18%
'
•
Apr
Feb
21% May
■—1
r
19%
10
8,300
16
19%
5%
9%
Jan
12%
pfd
4%
Corp
35%
——
8%
18%
1%
3,000
127/8
8%
3%
12% May
1,000
12,200
49%
10
8% Mar
Jan
3,500
22%
6%
„
5,800
2%
24
3.50%
Corporation
Coastal
Building Industries Inc—
A
12%
6%
1%
ord_2s 6d
—1
10
Corp
Apr
1
Birdsboro Corp
Blauner's
Class
13
2%
Jan
21%
13%
1
_
Inc
Bloomfield
4%
12%
1
Inc
May
-
14
Jan
%
21%
49%
<
1
Inc
Frocks
14
1
50c
Corp
1
1
■
*
25C
Canada
Instrument
Bickford's
7.50
Shoe Corp
Telephone
Belock
Berkshire
A
common
10% Mar
11% Mar
11
1%
$5 preferred-*
Light
& Lambert
Corp
Clayton
16%
14
May
1
new
Jan
12%
15,900
Inc
Apr
22
1
1
1
Corp
Corporation
Clary
Mar
9
May
4% May
9% May
4,500
5%
convertible class
Jan
7%
Ltd
Co
Controller
Clarostat
Feb
27
5Va May
Barry
6%
9%
•
20
of America
Cable
6
6%
1
10
23%
5.50
Development
P
Club
10%
1%
Apr
Feb
9%
1%
19
5%
Oil—I—16%c
Foil Corp
Circuit
Jan
4%
-
Feb
12%
12%
5
& Light
Oil
Christiana
Chromalloy
26 Ya Mar
1%
6
24%
15%
*
50
-50
-50
Amer dep rets B
Power
4%
6%
20%
100
10
8%
Petroleums Ltd vtc-l
&
May
4%
23%
16 Yz
*
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Jan
7
Feb
5% May
6
Jan
15% May
Jan
7% May
Barton's
Bearings
1
--1
;
Power
1
•10%
1
Apr
—1
Ltd
Maine
10,900
1 Ya
100
Co
Feb
19%
16%
25c
—-—
_
Co—
Power
&
Clopay
100
Engineering
15%
Feb
Ya May
4% May
Co
Cletrac
50c
Wright Corp
Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster
Corp
Bay view Oil Corp common
Apr
14%
3,900
M)
Jan
Inc
Bargain Town USA Inc
11
3,400
Ya
W)
Jan
•
H
1,700
16%
8% May
(J
5%
2,600
'•
shares—
11%
15%
800
(A
4% May
3% May
4,800
4%
Construction
BarChris
Barnes
•
11%
lo
_
Industries
Banner
•
11%
1,000
Clausner Hosiery
,
Feb
3
15%
1,100
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's
'
50o
Corp
Andes
Oil Ltd
'
'
.
__
preferred
Securities
Baldwin
1
Inc
—
_
Jan
5 Yz
37% May
11%
8%
& Son Inc
Clark
Industries
Jan
rets ord shares—3c 6d
Clark
Bailey & Selburn Oil 8c Gas class A—1
Apr
8%
pref—100
100
Central Securities Corp common
1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred
,—*
Century Electric Co
—10
Century Geophysical Corp
1
Chamberlin Co of America—
2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd
1
Feb
15%
6%
Apr
10%
Central
Feb
6%
16%
18%
Mar
8
Apr
3%
29%
1,800
8
Central
Jan
7%
_5
7%
900
23,100
34%
8%
Central Hadley Corp
337/8 Mar
1%
13%
10c
:
5 h Mar
4-,Dff May
2%
—1
Corp
Catalin Corp
Jan
2,800
1%
7%
4
3%
9
10
Jan
Jan
4,800
15
7,900
Company—;—2.50
Castle
Mar
1
8%
1
preferred—
1%
16
1
Inc com_
14%
15
1
Co Inc
Inc
Common
7%
50c
Inc
Carter
&
lOo
non-cum
10 %
9
3 5/a
3%
51 Yz
1
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
B—-—
Cities Broadcasting
City Products
—
.—5
Kennedy Inc—.— — 1
Carolina
Jan
1
412
31%
Husky Oil Ltd
Carreras Ltd
Jan
5
•
Industrial Corp
Baker
1
1
*
66%c
Carey Baxter &
Jan
2,000
16,800
Centers Inc
Collieries
7%
33%
10
Co_
Homestead Oils
Capital
Capital
Jan
5%
Inc
4 in0
-
Feb
Export Gas &
Carnation
Mar
2%
10 pesos
Feb
Feb
29 Ya Mar
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Canaveral International
Feb
3%
5p
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option
warrants
Automatic Radio Mfg
4^
10c
—1
Canadian Industrial Gas Ltd
2.50
Canadian Javelin Ltd
■
.—*
Canadian Marconi —.1
—1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd pariic pfd—10
Canadianwide Properties Ltd
1
Canadian Williston Minerals—
-6c
Mar
5
9
Feb
8%
Jan
Canadian
Feb
98
27
Jan
2%
Co
Corp
Sugar
Consolidated Mining
Non-voting
11% May
93%
3%
13%
9%
17 Ya
Jan
21%
Canadian
Jan
5%
iuc
Golfo
Automatic Steel
'6%
3%
33 %C
Chemical Industrial Products
Plastics
4% May
2%
•
lOo
14%
6,000
preference—
Canadian
Feb
800
%
Jan
25%
Fire-insurance
6%%
Mar
3,200
%
Jan
24 Ya
Canada Southern
Feb
79
,,34
1
America
Co
Associated Testing Labs
Astrex
Inc
Devices
11%
Apr
14% May
160-
£1
Stationers Supply
Sewing
9%
46% May
1
Associated
Atlas
}g
Feb
3
25%
Cement Co Ltd common
Canada
4% Mar
Jan
lo
Oil
General
3%
3,700
-
1%
39%
36
'
713 May
71*8 Feb
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—-1
Campbell Machine Inc_.
———1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
—"
Industries—
Laundries
Atlas
•>
'
4
2
3%
del
27,200
i36, May
30c
preferred—.
6%
Feb
3
Coast
16%
May
2
Jan
Inc•——
Camden
Feb
14% May
7% Jan
8,600.
f
14
95%
96
1
Research
15%
30
28 Ya May
29% Mar
$3.0Q preferred
$2.50 preferred
Jan
3,400
•
4%
15
14
4
Gas
157/a
700
300
6c Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power common
Feb
Yz
1,800
8%
*
34 Yz
25% May
,
40c
&
1,700
13,300
27%
Calgary
Jan
1,100
•-
12%
47 Yz
•
7%
3%
1
com
Associated
Ayrshire
15%
16%
3%
2.50
Associated
Atlantica
14%
14%
Inc
deposit
29%
27%
Enterprises
Cabol
6% Mar
4%
26% May
% Feb
pfd_100
Associated Food Stores Inc
Atlantic
300
27%
Gas
Electric
American
30%
2^
Apr
Mar
15 %
(J P)
18 % Mar
4,800
16
■
Corp Ltd
Electronics
Oil
28
267/a
y
warrants
convertible
Associated
Avis
Jan
12,300
4%
5
pfd_^100
50c
4%%
Aluminum Co
Altex
30
28Ya-
__
4%
Jan
3%
5%
1
—_———
&
Asamera
Avien
4
2% Apr
1
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Aurora
Feb
500
•
15%
;.
35
Jan
1
3,000
13% May
Jan
Ltd—
Shoe
Co
Jan
32 Ya
Jan
7%
6%
100
10%
Co Inc
BVD
Jan
16%
5%
——1
:20c
:
Inc
Louisiana
Arkansas
Audio
65%
'
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co
Atlas
May
16 %
1
:
&,Film Corp.;
Chemical
Chemical
Atlantic
8% Mar
9% May
4% May
2
__5
—5
:20o
2
Corp
Angostura-Wupperman
Atco
40
40
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs-3.45
35c
53
1
A
Mines Ltd,
Radio
Arrow
4,800
1%
Anchor Post Products
Arnold
1,000
4%
2 %
12.50
class
Inc
Writing Paper
Anacon Lead
Armour
195
9%
Jan
30,500
5% May
Burroughs
Butler's
50,400
13%
33
12% May
23 Yz Jan
Burnell &
Apr
4%
11%
4,200
American dep
7% Mar
Jan
11,000
(The)
Mines
Burma
•
American
Argus
54 Yz
4%
4%
5
100
9%
•
50o>
Inc___.
American
Ansul
6%
85
Hill
Jan
45
6
preferred
preferred
serial
32% May
2% Mar
13
Industries
Bunker
Jan
4
1,200
5%
convertible
Buell
17 % Mar
Jan
36
12%
F Company
6%
Jan
2,100
25o
American
Anken
9%
5,000
9
£1
MARC
Jan
14
12 Ya
S
2% Feb
5%
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
7% Apr
500
B
6
Jan
12%
Inc
Ltd class
Mills
2% May
2%
28%
£1
Co
L)
6,100
2,800
32%
13'%
33
Mills Ltd—
shares
American
14%
6 Yz
1
Aluminum
American Israeli Paper
-
10% May
12%
•
Inc
Inc
77/a
Bruck
Feb
3%
20
American
1,600
6%
Rubber
(E
Jan
3%
2%
25o
Inc—
Co
preferred
4%
19%
Ltd—
Co
common
Bruce
9% Mar
7%
—1
1
Corp
American
Andrea
75/a
8% Apr
3 Yz May
9,800
11%
Apr
B
Jan
15%. Jan
1
Distillers cl A com__30c
Forman
Brown
Jan
8%
$3.75 pfd_100
Corp
Beverage
17,100
4
10%
13
1
Inc.
Aluminum Co
6%
*
Company
Class
May.
5%
...
14%.May
10s
ord reg——
rets
dep
Instrument
Jan
6%
50o
Corp
Unlimited
Alsco
8%
5%
10
Allied Control Co Inc
Paper
5% May
5% May
1,700
£1%
Allied
Alloys
6 % ;1
6%
preferred
Petroleum
Amer
f
3
300
.-/..7..
10s
Power
Brooks
6% Mar
1-6,000
>
High
3% May
1,800
-
.
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
British
Jan
"5%
1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common_l
5%%
American Tobacco—
Columbia
•
—__1:.
—•
Co
Oil
British
89
' Feb
30"% Jan
/
77% Apr
Ltd
Petroleums
Amer
107% Mar
50
1
*
J
—
American
Brown
lOo
1
Rubber class A
&
Corp
British
Kunstzlde N V—
American deposit rtcs American sha--
Tire
32%
Inc
Works
British
Algemene
Alliance
33 Yz
- 4 %
24 % Mar
80 Yz May
9 YA
-2%
America
Gear
Brown
1
Inc
May
140
7-%
Low
3%
-2%
Britalta
5 s/8 Mar
500
,
3%
71/4-
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
20c
Foote
Bridgeport Gas Co—
Brillo Manufacturing Co——
15 Ya May
17
'Jan
Jan
Low
'
•
14%.X15%
Breeze
Jan
17
'
Shares
.
15
3
Amer
19%
—1
——1-50
JBrandywine Raceway
87% Mar
9 5/8 Mar
15
5%
-'14
for Week
--1
10c
Brad
Feb
■
Sales
Range
of Prices'
Assn
—1
Brazilian Traction Light Ac Paw ord—*
Jan
13%
Jan
3% May
57 Yz May
13%
-"Par
I
'
Corp
Bourjois Inc—I
Howling Corp of
•3% May
60
preferred
Airlines
2,400
Week's
;
Last
Borne Chemical Co Inc
2% Mar
;
Friday
' 1
Sale Price
•'
•
.
Chica Oil
Bolsa
/Jan
8%
*
Southern
5%
8,900
;
High
3%
'25/8
_1
Inc
——
Great
Alan
2% May
1% May
1,400
2
u,..
'
American Stock Exchange
of America—
—.—
Alabama
Alaska
-
12
lOo
1*
1
1.
10o<
•
Corp
Dynamics
Aerojet-General Corp
Agnew Surpass
Low
2%
7
3%
10
Co
Aero-Flow
Aeronca
8 %
-1.
Inc..
Range for Week Ending May 18.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
;2%
1%
v.<
any
STOCKS
Shares
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
bond in which
5
Construction Corp
&
Precision
Low
12 %/
lOfl
iy8
itself
Exchange
or
for Week
Last
Sale Price
stock
Sales
Range
^Friday
STOCKS
Stock
4
4%
24 Ya
Jan
Feb
83/8
~5%
9%
2,600
1 Ya
38,500
3%
Apr
1%
Jan
2%
300
2 3/4
Apr
4%
Jan
9
1
7/a
23%
83/A
9%
9
Jan
.
53/4
53/4
10
9
9
1%
1%
13/a
8
6"%
20 3%
6%
.
1,000
5%
300
9
2,000
Apr
May
10% Mar
6%
16
Feb
Feb
1% May
6% May
2%
Jan
83%
17,100
18,000
11%
Feb
19%
20%
600
19 Ya May
25%
Jsn
6%
6%
1,700
••
6 % May
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
..
(2406)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 18)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Sale Friee
American Stock Exchange
Reynolds common
&
class A
Cott Beverage Corp
Cott
Bottling Co of New
preferred
$1
17
14%
Apr
16%
Jan
Garan
800
22i/4
Feb
Gattneau
400
19% May
20
Feb
21
Jan
900
7% May
20%
7%
7%
8
7%
7%
7%
Central
8%
~1%
1%
1%
39%
37%
39%
7%
7%
200
5%
General
General
Development
2%
Feb
5%
5%
4%
8%
4%
4,000
Apr
Feb
7% Mar
1,200
13 % May
171/2
Jan
4
1,100
3% Mar
5%
Jan
1
200
6%
6%
12%
Co
6% Mar
260
8
35
Mar
21
Feb
9
Feb
Jan
16
Mar
Jan
,
15% Mar
23
29
31
11%
13%
16,700
8%
8%
100
13%
13%
13%
4,400
9%
13%
13 y8
13%
2,300
9%
11% May
8% Apr
D
Davega
5%
1% Mar
Jan
3
Mar
12%
Jan
Goodman Manufacturing
7% May
10%
Jan
5 is
1,800
1,800
518
Jan
30%
30%
70
11%
12%
2,200
9%
2,600
9
24%
28%
31
Feb
11% May
8Va Jan
Mar
12%
8
9%
7%
23 Va Mar
29 Va
Jan
Gray
30
149 Va
Apr
7%
7% Jan
8%
8
8%
12
'
Feb
Manufacturing
,
Great
9%
6,800
12%
Jan
Great
A
%
12,600
i7« Mar
%
Jan
Great
5 Va
5%
1,100
4% May
6%
Jan
9
3 Va
2%
3Va
3
2%
3Va
511
Apr
6%
2% May
5%
Jan
Greer
5%
Jan
Dorr-Oliver
$2
5%
6
2y4 Feb
12%
3% Mar
5%
6%
4,400
4%
Apr
8%
Jan
14%
Jan
25%
Jan
10
10
10
10%
5,200
May
19% May
"9%
"9%
10
1,200
9y4 May
11% Mar
17%
17% May
Jan
18%
6,800
15%
15%
100
-7.50
14%
16%
6,600
14% May
18%
32410
1
:
(The) Corp
Brewery Ltd
40
40
50
39
May
43
9
2,600
7
Mar
*
9
8Va
15%
52 Va
•
■-
34%
Corp
34%
Harris
Driver
36%
(The) Co
Hosiery class B
Duraloy
Durham
>
D"ro
Test
Duval
Corp
Dynamics
Corp
of
14"
100
9%
7,800
87/e
Industries
Feb
H
30%
31V4
700
28%
35
■
Freightways
Eastern
States
12%
2%
2%
2,900
1%
Apr
'2%
2%
18,400
2 Va
Jan
Feb
12%
5
14
15
12
2,000
7%
200
7%
8%
5,900
29%
3
Feb
Hall Lamp
45
Feb
26%
27%
2,300
9%
9V2
2%
Feb
12%
5%
10%
34
2% May
12%
Jan
9% Mar
28% May
"
21,600
Apr
3%
Jan
Jan
7 % May
19,800
13%
—
6%
;
4%
900
9%
10%
1,400
42
Apr
Mar
4%
Jan
15%
Jan
Feb
series A
$6 preferred series B
Edo
•
Mines
Electrographic
16%
1
Electronic Assistance Corp
Electronic
Electronic Research
&
Emery
$2
Erie
Corp
Forge
6%
Eureka
Evans
11,300
1%
Jan
300
16% May
20%
Jan
10,800
10
16%
8% May
13%
Jan
4,300
15% May
5% May
24%
Feb
22
May
32%
Feb
Apr
10 Va
Jan
6%
5%
6%
5,500
5% May
8%
Jan
3%
3%
4
2,700
3% May
5
Jan
IV*
6%
7%
1,500
6% May
9%
Jan
4
4%
1,100
4
May
6%
Jan
6,000
32
Jan
——
z
36%
36%
4%
3 Va
10
3%
6%::
6
Ltd
$1
10 Va
1
—
<ur
10c
—10c
5
Jan
Jan
3,600
2% May
3%
Jan
7%
Mar
6
400
5% Mar
700
10%
3,900
9
2,000
4
10%
"
A
-
*
Jan
Jan
15%
Apr
May
Feb
7 Va
17%
3% May
9
Jan
5%
Feb
■h
i3b
3,400
8%
10%
1,400
8% May
13% Mar
5%
6%
24,400
5% May
11%
I30
1
Inc
Jan
May
11 %
3%
4
25c
Co
Corp
Fairmont
5%
6%
Chemical
Falcon
Co
Farmer
Drilling Co
Candy Shops Inc_
Uranium Mines Ltd
6%
Felmont
3
Purchaser
Petroleum
Filmways
class
A
IB
10 %
Corp
5%
Inc
Financial
1%
—25c
General
7%
10c
Corp
17%
2,300
'5%
1,900
6%
2,800
28%
2,700
6%
28
Faraday
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated
6%
6
4%
Seaboard
Fanny
(Paul)
Inc
National
Corp
Realty
Jan
31
Firth
ll°0
114
13,300
3%
19,600
10%
2.100
2%
10
5%
8,900
6
7%
1,800
18%
8,100
6%
17
Fischer &
Fishman
Flying
Ford
Porter
(M H)
Tiger
Motor
Forest
City
Fotochrome
Fresnillo
Friendly
Puller
2.50
of
1
6
8%
May
7%
4% May
6 % May
For footnotes,
—
8%
Co
Lithographing
Inc
Havana
Industries
Haven
Hazel
Bishop
Inc
Mining
Co
Jan.
7 Va
100
7 Va May
10
2%
3V4
25,200
2%..May
5
Jan'
8%
1,700
12 v
Mar
2 5%
"50
8Va
~4%
.,
1
1*6
.4%
4%
,
13%
8-,
4%
1S6
18
18
19
Feb
•*
5% Feb
1%
:5% Jan
6% Jan
.18
1,100
,
Jan
1
r/15%. Apr.
9% Mar,
.
Jan
41 *„ Mar
' % Mar '
.
86,300
Jan.
16
„
Jan
.4% May %
3,500
f %
13%:
'
Jan
«,r26%
3% May Z
1,600
11%
.
.
13% May
ioo
4%
4%
12 %
Apr.
.Feb
,
1 Va May
.
1,100
4
2%
Jan.
40%
3%
3%
.
Z 8Va
4% May
4,400
13%
May
25-
.'1,800
i%
-.
1 Va
.
30
''
23
May.
3%
10%
23
v
Jan
Jan
6,300
17Va
9Va
9%
3,600
20%
8%
20%
20
~4
4%
pfd
& Co 5%%
(W E)
100
Helmerich &
Payne
Inc
1
25c
.—10
50c
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries com
5%
convertible preferred
Hill's Supermarkets
Inc
7,900
1,300
14
%
%'
11%
12 Va
Hoe
11
11 Va
17%
5%
16
9%
Jan
135
8%
135
9%
i%
2 Va
20,000
5
5%
700
19%
1,100
V 8%
.9%
4,200
;
Finance
Ltd
Co
class
2%
Fen
11 !/•>
Feb
14%'Mar
2,800
7 Va
Feb
10%
1 Va
May
1 Va
Mar
25 Va
Jan
Jan
2%
Apr
i/2 May
20 Va
Jan
Jan
44 Va
Apr
3
1 %
l7/a
12%
11%
Horn
(Geo
Horn
&
A)
13
Hardart
&
common
Hoskins
(The)
Mfg
Co
Motors
40
15%
700
14 Va Mar
18 % Mar
ll7/a
10%
12 y4
6,300
10% May
15 Va
10%
n%
2,700
lo% May
14% Mar
29
30%
900
29
May
132% 137%
140
131
May
26%
1,600
24% May
42Va
Jan
97%
30
97% May
101%
Jan
Hubbell
Class
Hudson
Hudson
24%
97%
33 %
Apr
6% May
9 %
Apr
Jan
22 Va
Feb
18%
900
17%
Jan
28%
29%
1,300
28% May
34
22%
21%
23%
2,700
19 Va May
28%
27/a
2%
28,100
2 % May
5
19
5
& Manhattan Corp cl A—;—10
Vitamin Products Inc
*—1
18%
18
10c
1
2.50
5
Inc class A com
(Harvey)
B
:
common-,
Manufacturing
Hydromatics Inc
Co
Hycon
,
:
3
8%
7
8Va
7
8%
7%
20
6,500
20
*
Jan
Mar
Apr
Magnetics
American
Corp
7%'
ord
rets
30%
Jan
16 Va
Jan
International
Apr
14
Jan
Intex
May
160
Jan
Investors
Jan
Investors
Apr
8
1,400
7 % May
35
1,100
33% May
Corp
Homes
Co
Breweries
■
A
America
Royalty—
Jan
Iowa
Jan
Public Service
Irving
Feb
Israel-American
Oil
14%
(N Y)
-
Co
15%
Feb
Jen
Jan
Jan
14 %
octil
10%
M^y
Jan
2u
7% May
'
Feb
'
800
7%'
,
.7% May
Feb
8%
Jan
3,100
40% May
49%
Jan
1,800
13% May
17
3,400
100
3,100
7
A
8%
Apr
7
Jan
Jan
8 Va May
12
Jan
Feb
90
Jan
8 %
9
88%
88
4%
5
5%
25
23
11
HVa
300
5
,90
89
92 Va
8,000
89
May
5%
4,200
5
May
7%
Jan
31% May
39%
Jan
8%
.
110
1,200
Va
1,300
23
May
800
1,100
500
1
1
—10c
35%
14%
Apr
107
Jan
r-o
Mar
5
Jan
7%
6%
.Tan
8% Mar
•
2%
.
400
; 3,800
3
23
22
%
Jan
Jan
3 Va
Feb
Jan
85%
A^r
Feb
14% May
24%
20 Va
22
%
21 % May"'
29%
500
21%
%
23 Va
2%
80%
3
16%
16
16
pfd—100
,
10%
Feb
7% M°r
Jan
6%
.
7
4% May
5
5%
.
85 %
900
32%
5
6%
•
6
Va
25%
31%
~5%
5
.1
-
5
5 %
cl A—5
.
3.90%
Corp
;
7%
1
,
Manufacturing—
Air Chute—
Jan
42%
13%
i
-
Iron Fireman
40 Va
40%
33%c
Funding.Corp
6%
,
Inc
Products
13
-
class
Corp
of North
Oil Company4.
9%
'
4
25o
—1
1
International Holdings Corp
12 Va May
10%
May
-
50c
Inc
20 Va May
Credit
7%
40%
reg
Electronic Hardware Corp
Co
7II
7%
£1
Imperial Oil
(Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
—5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent* Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd_*.100
dep
International
5
•
33%o
i
Feb
5
21% Mar
.
May
20
1,500
21
May
7
800
Jan
9%
5,500
Feb
190
1-7 %
6%
18%
30
900
2,800
7%
6%
18%
Co
Feb
Mar,
36
1,100
31
30
1
Electric
Howell
35%
1,200
37
15
100
2.50
preferred
5%
i
5,600
Jan
39%
•
•
Co
1%
u.xi
Apr
15%
-7.50
Co
Hardart Baking
&
20
2,800
2
11%
Hormel
Ct °/4
Jan
2,000
•
Jan
2,600
Feb
7,200
A
6%
11%
12%
8 Va
Group Inc
Insurance
8% May
8% May
,
12%
Holophane Co
Inland
135
Jen
May
7%
Holly Stores Inc
Inland
6%
Jan
18% Mar
6%
26%
1,100
Oil
Jan
3%
1 % May
5
2,400
Home
Feb
16%
May
2%
1%
Home
Jan
4
3Vb Mar
14
Feb
Mar
12%
21%
Feb
5 Va
37.
1 7/B
5
1 Va
Feb
6%
7%
600
14
21%
Feb
5
34
14 Va
19 Va
14
12
Feb
;
15%
10 % May
7,900
Z- 3,400
3%
5
50c
1
•
1
3%
5
7%
80
50c
J art
50
Apr
2%
Mines—:
Jan
3,400
100 %' May
12%
Inc
Jan
21
Jan
Feb
21% Mar
Jan
47%
40
25c
Industries
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Jan
8
Feb
106
Hofmann
4
Jan
Jan
22%
80 Va May
Hoffman International Corp
Jan
5%
14 Va
2.50
A
1%
14%
May
10% May
11
9<*% May
3%
10%
3%
Jan
Feb
77
11%
1 Va
12 Va
800
ioo
Jan
17%
Feb
26% Mar
19,200
%
Jan
4,400
..
J an
,
13% Mar
5,100
33
29%
102
101
,/
Apr
Feb
A
—1
(R) & Co Inc common
lVa
600
101
Va
Jan
9% Mer
'.
.
7% May
33,600
8%
1% Mar
Apr
10
3,000
13 Va
Imperial Chemical Industries—
May
*..*%
4,900
11%
11%
A May
12,803
8%
8-v
8
21,600
"
Feb
5% Mar
7% Mar
%
Feb
Mar
77
6% May
1,500
11%
"warrants"
Hotels
' 14%
.
Apr
1,400
7%
8V4
3%
A
10c
10c
Inc
Products
Gallon
Higbie
Hilton
3%
4
6%
7% 1
Va* Aor
•z 24%
Jan
7%
V
Fehijr
Feb
12% Mar
8% May
,
•
20%
May
72
1,300
100
preferred
Hercules
20
8 %
30%
Heller
28
May
8% May
;
2,000
75%
26
IMC
2%
Jan
4%
-6-
12% May
,900
9
8%
74
*
i:
3% May
■'•^16%
57,400
9%
:
3% May
■
•'2,500
19V4
12%
15%
4%
11,100
4%
3%/-
16%°
277/a
Jan
10
44% Mar
46%
f
i.
15,400
16 %
32 %
13%
4,000
12%
12%
28 Va May
17%'-
•
300
14,600
*
29% May
6,900
3%
7,600
32%
3%
,
33%
28%
*
11,100
7%
,
■
32%
16%c
Co
Instruments
Corp
Apr
5 Va
34%
page
Jan
Jan
'Z 4%
257/a
25c
,
9%
5%
5
see
8 %
2
43,800
.8%
National Kosher Foods Inc__50c
Hebrew
31%
1
10c
Co
:
23,600
5 Va
2%
1
Feb
26 '/a
1
—
Company
Inc
5Va May \
,2,200/
6V4
V 2%
7%
1
2
10e
10c
10c
Mfg Co
2,300
16%
2%
12%
•
A)
6%
20%
12 Va
Canada
(The)
7%
2
Inc
Inc
Enterprises
Inc
5
16%
2 Va
Co
Co
Line
Frost
(Geo
4%
8
—
Sterling Inc
Apr
10% Mar
5%
——25
Light
Electric
Industrial Plywood
10c
common
60c convertible preferred
30
„
Jan
4%
1
Inc
Radio Co Inc
Harvey
Jan
& Construction
Warrants
8 Va
2%
1
10
—
Harvey's Stores class A
Indust
First
,26% May
,
5%
31 %
.1
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Fabrex
Apr
21 Va Mar
47/a
39% Mar
103
-
55%
1
16%
1
Jan
49% May
-1
_
4
25,300
9%
750
51
2%
99% Feb
—
4%
4
49%
,
39
—
—
—
1
common
28%
; 15% Jan
Apr
2%
,; %
out
Co
Stores
Hastings
Class
6 %
1
Electronics
Exquisite Form Indus
Jan
5,800
10c
Corp
preferred
Corporation
Feb
22 Va
4,600
—100
j.
Rule
1ft
16 Va
165
15% May
li'e May
12,500
preferred
&
5,200
Feb
7%
—20c
pfd
Inc_
Radio
25
17%
180
7%
Ero Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire
Esquire
*
170% May
158 % May
24%
•
Steel
1st
cum
50
1
Corp
12
200
1
;;
Harn
30% Mar
5%
common
&
Feb
Jan
May
6%
,
1
convertible
8
May
5
23
22 Va
•
Zi
Empire District Electric 5%
Equity
Feb
7%
of America
Freight
53
42
23%
Inc
Air
Jan
—250
Facilities
Corp
Emerton
8 Va
15 Va
16
13 Va
—500
Co
Missile
Electronics Corp
El-Tronics
Inc
Emenee
1
Associates Inc.—106
Specialty
Electronic
"8%
lOo
Communications
Electronic
16 %
1
Corp
15%
9% May
6,000
170% :L72%
1A
Ltd
Dev
and
24
158% 158%
I—I
Corporation
Elder
172%
•
'
7Va
Feb
1,200
6%
5%
4% May
700
44
23
1
preferred
Jan
13 % May
200
,9%
5
Hamilton Electro Corp
17%
May
6%
'900
2%
■
$7
4,400
Feb
2% May
2%
...
■■p-
52%
May
3"%
1,000
3%
4%
"9%
20o
common
3,400
Feb
Jvj.ar
17%
10% May.
11%
27%
—
10c
—2
*
25c
Hartfield
3
28%
1
Inc
Corp
Jan
23%
American Corp
& B
Jan
7%
1
Company
Eastern
Feb
23%
32% Mar
Apr
'
Feb
4%
"3
28
Eastern
16
22% May
H
13%
2,300
2%
A
Jan
17% Mar
15 Va
*
;
20
11%
lOo
1
Inc
class
16%
4
400
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Devices
Co
Jan
May
8% May
2,500
12
Inc
Apr
Heinicke
Air
Jan
16%
Heli-Coil
Can
14
14
Feb
35
23%
14
Western Industries.;
&
Gulf
Mar
97/s May
E
Eastern
600
2%
Gulf States Land & industries—
Gulton
Hecla
Eastern
29%
11% May
A\ Jan
2%
4——-r~
17% May
18%
10%
"8%
America
8
31
Corp—
10% May
17%
11
15c
J*
Corp
14%
Apr ;
23% May
'
Apr
16%
—
Corporation—.
Harnlschfeger Corp ,—
18%,
•
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynalectron
13
500
10s
1
common
new
20 %
800
36,300
Co
—
Land
Gulf -American
Hartford
common
6,100
"
■
JAn
99
22%
Company
4,500
1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
103%
17% Mar
34% May
7.100
5
Co
Jan
,
16%
50c
9c
13%
13
13
1
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Jan
12%
Stores
Hardeman
Drilling & Exploration Co
Feb
1%
Feb
20% Mar
17%
•
commoti
1% May
11%
23%
Hydraulics—
Warrants—
,
•
Ltd
Co
Dorsey
Draper
10% Mar
900
•
Ltd
Co
11%
.—
;—1
Products—
5
Grow Corp (The)
10c
Guerdon .Industries: Inc class A com—•
Apr
Feb;
300
2%
11
*
preferred
Dow
Jan
2%
10%
2%
Coal ord stock
Chemical
Inc
518
518
Bridge Co Ltd
&
24
10%
'
Grtdoil Freehold Leases
5i36
100
1
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Textile
23 Va
23%
11%
Co
2% May
2,300
2,200
10s
1
—4
Research
Tar
21%
24
Industries Inc
10c
Basins Petroleum Co
20c
Lakes Bowling Corp
1
Lakes Chemical Corp—
1
Western Producers common—60c
nreferred series A
30
Great
Feb
A
9%
reg
Dominion
900
/
Great American
6.200
144% May
7% Jan
5%
A conv
Dominion
4,800
—
Jan
500
9%
Steel &
1%
11%
Jan
17
12% Mar
700
25
144% 144%
Dominion
1%
11%
■
100% May
94% Jan
Printing Co Inc
class A
Gorham Corporation
Grand Rapids Varnish
25
Dominion
1%
Jewelry
Gordon
Grocery
&
May
1
Good way
Ltd—
Chemical
Dixon
11 Va
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
1,100
Ltd
dep rets ord
7,500
12
7,800
Grlesedieck
Amer
12%
—
7%
Product*
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class
11%
1
Inc
5%
Engineering Co
Dllbert's Quality Supermkts com_
7% 1st preferred
Co
11%
Knitting Mills Inc
2%
Products
Distillers
13% Mar
;—
7%
A
Oils
Jan
class B
Systems, Inc
4%
Manufacturing
Industrial
Devon-Palmer
10%
1,800
14
2%
stock
Gasket &
40 %
15,700
9%
7%
Productions Inc
Detroit
Gobel, (Adolf)
Mar
4% May
Apr
13%
33 Va '
'
4%
~9%
Stores
Mfg class
Dielectric
Gloray
5
3ih Mar
32 Va
'12%
23'%
~2%
Inc
debenture
Detroit
Jan
Apr
7
100
4A
32%
13
Corp
5%
Dennison
Desilu
8%
Jan
33
Distilleries
5%
Jan
4iV
*
52,500
7% Feb
15 Va Mar
"
5% May
900
12 Va
14-
4%
5,100
10%
£1
com
1
Dayco Corp class A pref
C Transit System inc cl A com
8 °/r
5
Jan
2%
__50c
20
D
Dejay
6Va
11 '
&
—5
.
.-2.50
common—
Brothers Inc
Mines
Day
6
50c
Stores Corp
preferred
Davidson
5%
4%
BOi
Crystal Dairies
Daltch
Daryl Industries Inc
1
Union Co Inc
Globe
12
1% May
5% May
10% May
Co
Security
Globe
Jan
Mar
6% May
7% May
7,500
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Glenmore
1,600
1,000
6
Jan
98
Apr
2
Co
(AC)
Gilbert
7%
1%
1%
class A n-v.
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
I—
Gilchrist
*
21,800
5%
Corporation
Giant Foods Inc
Giant
7%
35%
■
Corp
Controls
Giannini
1
~6%
18%
1 %
Feb
Feb
Stores
5
5 %
May
5%
Genung's Incorporated
,
Georgia Power $5 preferred$4.60 preferred
,
11
-2.50
Plywood
General
Jan
14
High
28% May
96% Apr
1
Ltd—
ord reg—
Co
dep rets
General
800
II—1
Corp_
Fireprooiing
General
Jan
Jan
6%
3%
Co
American
Feb
10%
Electric
General
Jan
43
900
7%
"wts"
Feb
13%
——250
common
Acceptance
Alloys Co
Builders Corp—-
3
Corporation
B
General
1
12
30
1
11% Mar
Jan
Jan
11
28%
"
5%
General Gas Corp
-i
10o
——*
•
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
•
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Tobacco
37 Va
6%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
8% May
1 % May
7,300
9,600
8%
common
.-100
9%
,4%
500
100
Corp—'25e
(Md)
B
Petroleum
Crown
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land
518
518
518
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
11%
Co
Power
liy2
Apr
Shares
High
29%
Inc
preferredGtllman Mfg Co
General
7%
2,100
250
—1
Corp
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Aluminum Industries
Class
Jan
400
20%
(ord reg)
receipts
dep
Crose United
Cuban
17
14%
20
201/4
£1
Cox Instruments Corp
1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50«
Creole Petroleum
Corp
S
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
American
Cubic
Jan
14%
'
1.50
England—1
Low
G
Feb
19 %
%
14
20
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Crown
18
17% Jan
•
-1
-*
Inc
Corroon
Exchange
Par
High
Low
High
cl A voting—*
*
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
Coro
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
STOCKS
American Stock
j
Mar
;
Volume
6161
Number
195
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2407)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
,
y
Glass
Jeflerson
Construction
Asbestos
Jefferson Lake
Series
B
17%
19%
4,900
3%
3%
4%
2,400
17% May
3% May
7
7%
1,100
7
6 %
~6%
6%
3,900
6%
3%
3'/4
10c
3
27/a
3%
1,200
7%
'7%
2,400
9%
7% May
310
3% May
2,800
Mt
414
Mt
Feb
Diablo
Mount
MPO
' •:
■
;
v;
.
Kaiser
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
K
.
Industries
(D)
&
•
••
Company
4%%
Drug Companv
Kaufman
Kavanau
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
(Walter)
Kilembe
10 Va
.40
95%
22
300
12 %
15
6,900
Jan
May
12% May
26%
18
_12.50
16 Ya May
21%
7,200
33
50%
23%
7,100
10%
900
9%
2.50
Ltd
11 Va
2
1
in
18
700
12
2 i3a
May
19% May
9% May
11% Mar
v
•. 7,600
25
class
1
A
Inc
1
^
12%
7,900
,500
Apr
1%
Kingston ProductsKirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
1% May
2%
Jan
Feb
3%
Feb
B
Kleinert
Klion
Dept Stores
(I
B)
Rubber
4,600
%
7%
Jail
200
.4%
400
22%
22%
13%
13%
18,500
21
900
14%
200
23
241/4
14,100
2
2%
5,800
2
6%
7%
5,100
7
~23%
25a
•
5%
M0,200
31
Apparel
Jan
19% May
14% May
24%
Lake
Shore
Electronics
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Jan
22% May
28 Va
Feb
May
Equipment
National
Presto
Rubber
National
Steel
Union
Jan
7
Jan
,
'
——
*
5%
-
5%
11
Video
14V8 May
25 V,
Jan
Nelly
25V4
Jan
Nestle-Le
4,200
10%
2%
2%
31/4
400
4%
4%
1,500
Lamson Corp of
Lamson
Lanston
Co
Industries
Larchfield
Corp
1
Lee
Filter
Corp
Lee
Motor
Products
Lefcourt
Le
Tourneau
class
'6%
Steel
1%
1%
1
16%
16%
17%
12
12%
27%
32%
8%
1,
i
0
■'
—10c
15
Electronics
2%
3
1
4%
4%
4%
5
27%
27%
27%
700
9%
2,000
10%
11%
900
13%
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Service
Friday
&
Lynch
Jan
25%
Jan
12
15% Mar
May
Jan
Jan
8 Va
8% May
14%
11%
400
,
-
Lead
-1%
12%
12
17%
16%
18%
5%
18
19%
73.v
—30c
Inc—10c
5
—2.50
20
1,800
Norfolk
Northern
-Mar
35 Va
Nuclear
80 %
Feb
27%
Apr
Oak
May
29%
Feb :
Occidental
Macke
—-1—
7% May
Airlines
Magellan
Magna
Maine
Inc
»
Ogden
Argus
•
Tire
Rubber
&
International
Marconi
Communication
Martin-Marietta
Marine
,
Ltd
Co
*
McCrory
Corp
McCulloch
Mead
Oil
Mfg
&
Merchants
24%
22
20% May
7% May
32 Va
II Va
May
40%
7% May
10%
900
7%
7,100
31%
11,200
28"%
28%
29%
4,400
28%
10%
3,900
11%
9%
10%
50,300
3%
3%
68,100
1
40%
4%
116% 121%
"6,100
40%
39
4%
4%
19 V
a—1
Corp Ltd
5,300
.
*
4,800
19
%
1
•
,
Metal & Thermit Corp—
Industries
100
%
class
Associates
Oil
Mid-West
Midwest
-
New
Apr
5 Va %
Jan
5%
38
Feb
Miller
Wohl
Co
10% May
13%
Apr
4.80%
redeemable
6%
Jan
4.50%
redeemable
Jan
4.36%
redeemable
6
•
"
Mar
8%
Apr
2%
Jan
4
113
12%
Mirro
Power
Aluminum
&
May
142
Jan
Pacific
Mohawk
Airlines
42
May
Pacific
Jan
Company
19
21 Va
Jan
Feb
dividend
-
May
%
Jan
1
Monongahela
Power
6%
500
10% May
9% May
12
17% May
4 % Apr
38 Va
Pacific
Feb
10
-
17%
21%
13
12%
13%
19%
20
800
8,700
1,900
500
12 %
3 V4
12 %
11%
13%
19
18
20
6
Jan
Pacific
12% Mar
15
May
1,500
6
34
Mar
25
600
pfd—100
102
102**
25
L—10c
8%
1st pfd
preferred
100
Bell
Jan
16
%
18,700
A
8
6%
8%
2,300
Apr
6% May
2%
2%
2%
13,900
2% May
1
see
_10o
page
37.
Jan
% Mar
10%
Apr
4Va Mar
16%
173/4
3,600
Feb
193/4
Feb
173/4
19%
48,700
173/8 May
.26%
Feb
7%
9%
22,700
500
7% May
25% Jan
29
Jan
260
93%
98 Va
Jan
8%
14%
•—
—
6%
*.1'
60 Va
1,300
..I73/4
2,100
6%
4%
6%
14%
'
143/4
1,800
:
„
600
Jan
„
59% May
17
.May
5 Va Apr
14 %
Jan
4%
4%
900
4 3%
May
27%
28%
1,600
26%
Apr
35%
35%
300
10%
.
113/4- Feb
17 Va Mar
10 % May
3% Jan
11%
7,900
5%
..
Feb
643/4
Apr
19%
Jan
6%
Apr
15Va
Jan
6
Feb
27%
Jon
25%
Jan
26%
600
24%
Jan
261/2 May
24%
24%
700
22%
Jan
24 Va
Feb
23%
24
500
22V2
Jan
24%
Apr
7
7
3,600
6%
96%
96%
97%
950
94%
94%
50
102
102
146
146
100
6% May
Jan
91i/4
Telep_
Ltd
97%
Jan
103% May
3%
Jan
11
26%
25%
27%
7,900
13
12V4
13'A
29,100
25% May
12 Ya May
6%
7%
6,300
6% May
1
Feb
Apr
951/2 May
3,200
10
10%
99
Jan
90
4%
&
Light
class
Corp
Pancoastal
5%
pfd
Markets
100
1
50c
*
1
A
105
104
7 V4
105
7
200
144 % May
154
Jan
95
Apr
5% Mar
35
Jan
17%
Feb
IOV4
Feb
Mar
6b
Mar
57%
13,600
20%
3,400
20
36V4 May
% May
36'/4
42%
4,100
%
%
9,400
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
10
Jfcii
500
51
20
n
%
%
49%
3,000
A)
14
105% Mar
May
7
71/4
54%
38 %
(C
Jan
100
20
vtc„2 Bol
A
Petroleum
May
A
Jan
24V4
Jan
53
Jan
1 V» Mar
1% Mar
81/4 Mar
Park
61/4
6%
200
6 Vi May
Park
9%
10 «/4
1,900
11%
Jan
23%
12Vi May
Chemical
Company
1
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A
2
Jan
Class
Parkersburg-Aetna
13
Feb
Patino
15%
Apr
21
21%
800
9Va May
20 V4 Jan
20%
21%
——2
B—
211/4
900
201/2
10
10%
4,200
9V»
Jan
7%
200
6%
Jan
8 V2 Mar
13,100
2 A
Jan
3 Va May
8%
Jan
24%Feb
Apr
Apr
Feb
Apr
103 Va
Jan
of
1
Corp
10%
2
Ltd
Canada
7%
1
3 Va
2%
3%
2.50
Gold Dredg Ltd
Pato Consolidated
9%
9
9%
4
3%
4
'
40
Apr
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
23%
Apr
Long
Apr
3%
Jan
Perfect
Circle
Photo
25
Jan
Penn
t
Traffic
Pep
Co
Electronics
Pentron
Corp
1
Bottling
Island
Inc
Jan
94
Apr
Jan
101
May
Peruvian
91
Jan
95
May
Phlllios-Eckhardt
78%
79%
800
25c
2.50
11%
11%
11%
31 Va
29%
32
*
9%
8%
3% May
16% May
77%
Apr
900
Jan
29% May
21,300
8% May
18%
U
\i
I!1*
13,000
21,900
Electronics
1
6%
6%
6%
11,000
17
17
9%
2,000
11%
1
10c
&
600
Minerals
Corp
Oils
78%
171/4
10
Jan
5 Va
Jan
24%
Jan
88 Vi Mar
of
Inc
Corp
89
Permian
Co
300
4,000
16%
Boys (The)
97%
10
Apr
26
4%
Jan
95
28V4 May
27% Apr
27%
4%
Jan
95
Jan
Jan
1
1
40
25V4
25%
Jan
12,100
93
1,900
1,300
88%
14
92
26%
27
100
%
2%
26 Va
94%
%
12
33% May
29% Feb
26%
94%
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
25
Apr
27
94%
Jan
7,000
32V4
2,900
14%
26%
•
6%
13,500
32%
21
•
*
4% May
% May
12,900
May
400
Feb
.2%
21
1,300
6%
34%
May
3,500
May
.
20 Va
21
29%
Mar
2%
Jan
43
Apr
28
5
18% '20%
Feb
34% May
IOV4 May
33%
24,
31%
33%
20%
11
29
1,800
33
.
27%
3,000
-
—
29%
5%
95
Jan
16%
28
25
5%
5-
100
preferred series C—:
4%
Jan
20% May
311/4 Jan
4%
100
1% May
May
3
19
7
36 Ya Mar
7% May
12%
19%
;
w2Va
16
Perfect
preferred,:
3^ Feb
Mar
5 %
2%
May,
93
preferred
25
pfd series A
25
1st
preferred—25
1st preferred—25
1st preferred—25
Corp class
Tubes
Pantepec Oil
Apr
5,100
Page-Hersey
Pall
15% Apr
26% Mar
May
8%
1
1%
2 Va
200
25
6%
Airlines
Super
Paddington
Mar
11% May
18
34%
1
1%
2%
88 V»
—
Power
Packer's
•
21% Mar
3,300
6%
34%
22,100
14 %
:
2%
—
Jan
19% May
Co—
footnotes,
Northern
Warrants
Jan
6%
9%
19%
8
preferred series B
r or
May
Jan
Petroleums
1
J«n
y
25
A
preferred
Northwest
i
4.80%
4.50%
5
31
10%
Industries.
4.40%
pfd
dividend
Pacific
.
Apr
6Va
Feb
260
conv
Pacific
'
4
4%
923/4
$4.75
Jan
"
2% Mar
2,300
91%
$4.75
14% Mar
,_1
4,500
5
91%
•
•
15% Mar
"ctfs"—__
—
Precision
700
14
Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Warrants
Anr
10%
Molybdenite
Monogram
5%
27
10%
Inc
Feb
3
Jan
62
2
Feb
8%
9%
55 % May
Inc
Feb
34%
1% May
£%,,Mar
25
dividend
11
1
4%,
__
100
9,600
«
100
$4.50 preterred
preferred
dividend preferred
$4.40
11%
1——50
2%
,2%,
—.8
Lighting
5%
'
•
RR
1st
Industries
38 % May
4% Apr
"2% May
._
7%<
A
Jan
Corp—
Light 5%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1st
4,000
6%
1%
7
25
redeemable
4,600
50c
1%
Jan
% May
1V4 Jan
6,900
com—1
preferred
redeemable
3,400
common,,
A
preferred
5%
2%
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
1,000
preferred—*
4%% convertible preferred
Milo Electronics Corp
_
class
Electric
&
1st
1st
12%
2.50
6,800
4,700
1
2nd
14
—50c
A
1%
1
5%
2%
Corp
%
3%
1
.
-
preferred
conv
Gas
4ig
42%
—10
common
Factors
47
58 %
100
Corp—
29% May
800
28
5
5
39% Mar
Apr
3%
-1
Products
conv
cum
Feb
2%
Co
Financial
Clay
12
10
Jan
35 V2
55 %
20c
Ccrp
Coast Co
11%
1
34
200
7
iOo
Corp
14
50c
Investment
Rubber
12
—1
700
36%
1
Co
Securities
cum
May
1
Inc——a
conv
37
3%
Ltd
preferred
J
Abrasive
Midwestern
Mill
Corp $1
5%
Jan
56%
1
4%%
1
A
Micromatic Hone Corp
Midland
27%
28
Feb
Jan
138
100
pfd
(Del)
•
—10c
Inc
Michigan Chemical Corp—
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
a
Microwave
1
,
—5
Miami Extruders Inc
Miami
4
60
Jan
2%
1% May
99 V4 May
36
%
1
Manufacturing
5%
•
-
4%%
Co
$4.36
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining
120%
1
:103%
Jan
i
13%
1
Amer
28% May
28% May
1,300
3%
1
26
-
19,500
6%
6
10Ya
—
1
11,800
36
36
—
25
Mines
Electric
Pacific
3%
28%
—,
37
29% May
9% May
50
Oxford
Jan
1,200
29%
I
Co
wi
101
IV4
Apr
Jan
8%
50c
Co,_———
Inc
2
Feb
Jan
30
2,100
30%
7%
6%
1%
Jan
Jan
7%
11%
2
14
2%
Apr
26 4
—3
1
-
Oxford
10 % May
Jan
-
warrants
common
Jan
2] Ya
—1
,
Corp
Johnson
New
Menasco
4%
500
28 %
Inc
Industries
93,300
;v,<
,
2,000
1
Corp common
preferred
6%
Ltd
Maule
'
—£1
16,400
10%
50c
Power
Overseas
1% Mar
.
10 Va
22%
1
Maryland Cup Corp
t
Masco
Corp
——*
Mas,sey-Ferguson
L
.
30%
9%
1
Ltd
Petroleum
Brass
Pacific
warrants
Corp
2
5% May
7%
30
7%
29%
•
Town
Pacific
2.5o
30%
O'Sullivan
1% May
3% May
% Jan
-
.
6,000
,
changed to
Inc
Mansfield
8%
3,uuo
%
17
21%
30
14%
u
59%
22%
1
13%
11
--
17%
1,700
—10c
Jan
1,200
60%
2,300
—
named
17%
2,700
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10a
Opelika Mfg Corp
:
5
;
Mallory Randall Corp
Maneel Stores
Jan
10%
13%
Feb
•
21%
Feb
19
10
13%
8,400
1 %
*
12%
12% May
13 % Apr
10%
13%
5%
3%
40,600
16V4
4%
1%
1%
May
9% May
4%
3%
:
10
7
~3%
1
18,200
1
Corp
40c
Feb
25% Mar
,
12%
Feb
4%
30%
1%
10%
8,700
19%'May
9"
11%
13%
23% May
>
Feb
97
700
7
Feb
3%
26%
1,700
xlc
.50c
4%
Jan
10%
21%
Service
Jan
963/4
24%
•
May
2%
253/4
20
1
1 %
3 V4
12%
23%
Corporation,—
Industries
2% May
20 Va Mar
97
20% '
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mansfield
I
23%
Petroleum Corp vtc—.
Oil
Public
3,400
May
1
,—33%c
-*
Inc
Industries
Macoid
*3%
18 Ya
725
o
9%.Mar
—1
Vending Co class A
Mackey
2%
58 Va May
200
Railway
Manufacturing
Ohio
'2%
Jan
6 300
Corp
Apr
Onto
^50c
Feb
22
3,800
Rosario—3.33V*
Serv
Jan
6%
Old
r
Jan
2,600
7% May
23
Jan
m
MacFadden-Bartell corp
Mack Trucks Inc warrants
Apr
1%
1
of
4
27 V4
3%
Co
Nickel
Corp
Feb
19% Mar
Jan
3%
—_
Industrial
2V»
7,100
50c
Co
RR Co
Rankin
Novo
Jan
1%
Ltd
Pub
14%
2%
1.25
Ind
Jan
Apr
13% May
10%
Mar
3%
1
Airlines
Penn
Apr
4,700
1%
•
Southern
13 Va
3%
Land—
Honduras
32
May
50o
A
Royalties
4%
> 8%
10c
1
Oils
7,200
7%
18%
Apr
22 V4
25c
Inc
Northeast
Feb
16
-
..May*
27
18%
18%
Feb
Jan
4%
15% May
18% May
_20o
Canadian
•••5%
250
class
North
20%
28
55
Mar
4%
30o
Inc
67% Mar
27
50
1
Arizona
Mines
&
6,000
5 %
20%
10
Corp
American
North
Feb
18
18%
•
North
Mar
1%
■.
16% May
5% Jan
10,300
19 Va
9
12 Va
May
9
2,100
1
12% Mar
Jan
27 Va
42,700
Mines
Noramco
Feb
6
Jan
11%
300
1,100
3%
16%
Jan
4
4,000
3%
15%
Co
Lites
74%
8
Corp,
Rim
25
:
28
Co
v..
19,200
15%
3 A
15%
Ltd
Auction
71%
%
&
&
24%
,
25
Mines—10c
%
5%
»
Jan
1%
.
15%
2
Inc
Zinc...
York
North
3%
700
3,900
20
5%
2
(The)
'}
4%
1
100
25c
Chem
York
Noma
Jan
15
9
9%
2,200
2
Jan
.7% May
14% Jan
15
9
1
Mining Co
Nipissing
Jan
4,400
Z 1%
1%
Process
Nickel
40% Mar
i
16,300
4%
——10
—
Exploration
Silver
Lunkenheimer
2%
8
Machines
Co—
New
Jan
8%
1
Electronics; &' Systems
Lundy
5%
20%
1
Associates
New
„
9 %
25c
1
Corp—
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc_.
Louisiana
V
.
25c
Park
New
61/4 Mar
Jersey
Mexico
New
Jan
>
16% May
,
New
Jan
3
Co
&
Jan
Apr
9%
1
Inc
Min
New
Bartlett—
„
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
—-—1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—-—1
Loral
Jan
Jan
8
Idria
New
Jan
8%.
,
7%
1_ —2.50
Chain
Kessler &
5%
15
20%
;
7%
8%
f
Jan
7 Va
14 V4
9,000
Jan
Feb
100
30%
10
700
•
1% May
350
Z
.
9
45,200
,
■
6% May
3% May
11,500
8%
—4
Co—..—x
A
-
1,100
1%
3
-; 4
;
Apr
41/2 May
51/2 May
400
3%
preferred
x—
Lithium Corp of America ,Inc——
Class
1,400
3%
5%
Lockwood
5%
6%
Inc—.
(R G)
15%
1,700
25c
——————,
Apr
4% May
12 % May
1,700
5
5%
—
Liberty Fabrics or N Y common— —1
Locke
4%
Apr
3
700
,
•
1
A
Corp
Livingston .Oil
16i/4
■,
—1
Realty
Levine's Inc
12%
16
4%
—5
—
12%
...
,—10
Inc
''
16
5
Delaware
Sessions
&
2V2
Apr
6% May
Rental Ltd
Corp
Mur
5%
10% May
6% May
3,800
7 Va
•
8% May
2% May
Inc
Don
200
11%
6%
.
1,700
Electric
Stores
13i% May
2,400
Apr
35
4% May
17,300
Corp
Telefilm
Transit
1,500
:
12 Va
27 V4 May
2,000
4,700
6%
Ltd
Car
National
Feb
3,000
—
Jan
800
5%
9%
Machinery
National
.9%
3%
3
Industries
9%
11%
28%
6%
2% Mar
16%
1
Lamb
Apr
9%
Industries
National Research
National
15%
2%
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
"34 Ya
8%
Weld
National Petroleum
13%
•
Feb
6V4 Mar
Apr
9%
Company
Electric
National
Jan
15%
Casket
14%
-1
1
Inc
Radio
Jan
27%
10%
Company Inc
NeuiCKS
L'Alglon
3,100
(Mlcli)
National
Jan
19
National
National
Lafayette
9Vi
14%
8 Vi
Corp
National
Corp—
common
Apr
May
4 Va
May
5 Va
1
—
Brewing Co
National
Class A
Jan
700
Dehydrat & Milling—3
National
10% Mar
6% May
2
10c
28%
13% May
6% May
19%
21
A
700
7%
Feb
14%
1—5
7.50
1
33¥30
class
Corp
21
5,800
14 %
6%
6%
25c
23%
%
Mar
14
4%
6%
Hess
Bellas
Jan
19%
20%
%
L—2.50
1
;
Electronics
Jan
10
19 V2
4%
—
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kulka
25%
19%
LI
Corp
(The)
Apr
Apr
4% May
—1
Feb
35
Jan
10%
11%
National Alfalfa
Apr
14
—1
Co
(H L) Inc
Kratter
19%
1,100
Inc
Knott Hotels Corp
Kostin
Feb
17%
18%
May
27V4
1
a
National
Feb
16%
_10c
:
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd—
Industries
Inc
(S)
3%
17 V*
Jan
11%
3,000
4
.1
a—
National Bowl-O-Mat
2% May
1
Kleer-Vu
Klein
2%
1
15% May
27
9%
4%
11%
—50o
_
Inc
Napco Industries Inc
Nat Nast, Inc class A
Feb
6,000
900
6% Mar
"5%
28
Jan
Jan
8'A
.
2%
70(5"
4
n :
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
11
1%
_
"v
Nachman
Feb'
~
.
Company—
Feb
.
Ill
%
*
30 %
4%
Mfg Co new com— —2.50
—2.50
Piston Ring Co
Jan
14%
4 Ye
600
«/4 '
8
Apr
IOV4
Jan
~5%
--
10
Muter
Feb
14
1%
'ft
1%
V
_10c
—1.25
i
11%
161/4
27
29'/4
5UC
153%
Feb
1,100
38
20
1
I
Company
Tel
A
Jan
Apr
17
33
1
Cobalt
class
High
6% May
7V4 May
Feb
22%
16%
~5~
15%
•
1
'
3%
~4%
—2.50
Jan
99 Va Mar
34
v
2,400
1
Inc
Vldeotronics
Muskegon
600
8%
'
20 Ya
.
Jan
3%
2% May
_
98
21%
5
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford
..5,600
96'/a
25c
Co
& Co
Copper
2%
7% May
15
(Del)
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
21.000
1
1
Corp
Kawecki
8
i
2%
2%
1
Broad Bldg Co
&
7%
144%
"
7%
8%
Murray Ohio
7%
—4
i—^50c
pfd—100
Corp—1
Electric
&
Gas
•
Inc
Inc
TV
100
'
Mills
Mountain States Tel &
Muntz
Range Since Jan.
Low
153
6%
1
Company
Star
152
~8%
1
Movielab
Movie
Shares
High
4
Jan
Mar
152
-Il25c
Products
Industries
Vernon
Low
•
preierrea
Feb
5%
12
Electro
Clemens
6%
11% Mar
2% May
7%
—
;
Jan
May
75c
.
Inc
(The)
Apr
6 %
May
1
.—1
23%
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
Morse
17%
1
:
Corp
warrants
Corp
Low
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Montgomery Ward & Co class A_
Petrochemicals—
Industries
Jetronic
Jupiter
High
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Co
Co
STOCKS
Shares
1
Jeannette
Lake
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
,
j
for Week Ended May 18)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
-
1
Jefferson
Week's
35
11%
Apr
33V4 Mar
16%
Jan
Jan
May
27%
1J May
5% Jan
118
Jan
8%
Feb
17
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
American Stock
Sale Price
,
Pharmaceutical
Electronics &
Phillips
Industries
.
class A
Products
Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Polymer
Pratt & Lambert Co
new common
Inc
Precisionware
772 May
9
.
1174
103/4
95/a
99
99
16 5/8
187a
10
37%
3,700
100
6%
6
774 -1''"
2
1%
7%
73/4
Prentice-Hall Inc
50
class
600
3174 May
38%
"7
91/2
38
34%
7%
67a
1,400
11%
11%
Corp
Proctor-Silex
11
113/4
63/o
5,100
6%
13%
83/8 Mar
Apr
17
Jan
Feb
22%
Feb
Spencer
22 Va May
26 3/4
Apr
113/8 May
13
Jan
Sperry
Sports
8774
92 3/4
Feb
May
11%
113/8
11 s/8
1,800
1,700
92%
915/8
923/4
825
60
63 %
3,100
14%
13%
145/a
1,200
13% May
21%
>-9
17%
14%
18
6,200
14% May
203/B Mar
22%
23%
24
Corp
Sportswear
Fyle-Nattonal
Jan
1
•
Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
2%
213
293/4
100
30
30
Feb
418
218 May
1,100
R
Rath Packing
i._;
....
Pump Co
:
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Investment
(Robert)
Reliance
i
Co
Resistollex
Corp
Argentine Mining
Ridgeway
Rio
Warrants
series
extended
Vtc
3
B
Elec 4%
Field
I
American Corp
5%
Jan
53/a
7a May
13,500
372
2,500
11/8
8,600
4,850
613A
May
127a
11%
6,300
11
18
1,600
16
May
8,600
4
May
4%
4
5%
16%
65/8
5,800
3,800
17
113/4
12%
2,500
23/4
300
45/8
53^
Fifth
Jan
167a May
115/a May
3 3/a
Apr '
Jan
107a
Apr
3/a
%
4,800
3/a
Jan
,°6
Jan
7%
63/4
7%
5,600
6%
6
6%
2,200
13%
12%
133A
5,300
84%
84 5/a
85%
680
Feb
500
300
12
1,000
Jan
12 7b May
Jan
Jan
8672
Feb
Apr
1374
Jan
83
73A
17
267a Mar
May
1072
123/4
Feb
100
200
672
47a
11,800
4%
9%
4%
9%
10%
6,300
19%
19%
20%
700
1
50c
lc
•
9%
10
3%
3%
5 IS
Feb
10S/B
Jan
43/b May
67a
6%
43/8
Jan
974 May
187a
Jan
1974 May
3074
Jan
900
37a
574 Mar
Jan
9
3
12% Mar
Jan
4,800
Jan
10
3,700
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
12%
11
13,600
97a May
1574
Feb
53/8
5%
53/4
6,100
53/8 May
73/4
Jan
3
Jan
5
Feb
31/4
5,900
23/4
33/4
8,700
2 3/4
Jan
37a
Feb
35/8
,
37B
1,500
372
Apr
43/a
Jan
3
3
3Vs
Corp
Symington Wayne Corp
Series B rights
.7
4 >-*-•
Class
St
San
San Diego
5%
Co Ltd
16 pesos
preferred..—™...
4.40%
series
preferred
5.60%
series
preferred.
Petroleums
:
Eayre
TelePrompter
Television
Allied
Seaboard
Plywood
Seaboard
World
Sealectro
33/b
2,000
67a May
21%
300
Corp
2374
1,000
18
3,000
4%
Corporation
Power & Light $4.56
Jan
113/4
Feb
Town
93/4
Jan
Trans
2,100
2,600
73/a
45/b May
17
22 3/4
May
6,200
6%
67a
600
6 5/a
Jan
11
Jan
4
4
4%
1,500
378
4
4%
28,200
3 5/a
Apr
8%
8%
9
3,200
874 May
2%
25/8
27a
8,000
2 72
57a
Jan
374
Jan
Jan
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg
(The)
Seem an
Bros
1
1.70Q
15%
157a
1672
24,800
15
May
26 %
18%
1874
203/b
12,100
177b May
37 5/a
17
1672
18
1,800
1672 May
243/a Mar
11
137a
413
5
B_.
1
of America
1
Corp
Servo Corp
class
Servomechanisms
Leather
Beton
Bhattuck
Inc
~5%
6
4,500
20c
Mining
Co
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
of
7%
7%
1,900
12%
12 3/g
12 5/8
1,000
5
Shawinigan Water & Power
Bherwin-Williams
7%
•
Co
Denn
"51%
Apr
Apr
25 72
Jan
United
89
72 May
9434 May
11972
Jan
United
98 72
Jan
United
30 5/a
Feb
United
1,800
2772 May
22 % Apr
30 7»
Jan
United
3A
Jan
United
3
26%
%
ft
25%
223/4
Silicon
B
2
Transistor
Silver Creetc
Corp
Precision
For
footnotes,
27
20c
Corp.:
5%
10c
see page
United
5%
20 5/b
2
Class
Jan
1,900
_10c
A
Jan
5,300
Co
class
107a
26,700
Petroleum
1
37.
257a
27
5%
1
27
7a
14,700
A
Apr
25%
28,000
227a
Jan
•
27
5%
1%
8s/a Mar
4
.
31
1
Air Conditioning Corp
l5/a Mar
S
Ceramic Tile
7
1
May
rets ord regis
&-Canal—
S
Apr
12,600
dep
U
4%
74
N J
RR
U
4,100
450
22 7a
Jan
2474
Jan
400
12 78
Jan
14%
Apr
5,000
3 3A May
5 7a
Jan
12 3/a
2,500
12
3074
31%
1,700
293A
6%
774
8
3472
Apr
.674 May
9 74
1,300
5 74 May
300
.
Feb
Feb
1,200
53/a
772
16
772 May
1 %
23,600
2474
6,500
33/4
5,200
l3/a
23
35/a
1374
1274
19
1874
Jan
4%
Feb
1472
Feb
18
Jan
12%
11-
Jan
May
'
*•
300
2172
187a May
18 7a Apr
193/4 May
243/a Apr
7,900
8,400
4,900
14
143%
1,700
11%
12
"l%
.
— -
29"'
30
t
""
28 3/a
,
29%.
1,200
4,400
18%
V ,28 7a May
872
8
9
7,300
3%
37a
5,600
33/4
4
4,500
63/4
75/a
25,600
7a
7a
800
374
1,000
13a
700
20
-
8
2,% Jan
.:
35
hi
V. 113/4 Mar
1774
Jan
4 3/a
Jan
53/4
May
Feb'
Apr
87/a Mar
63/4 May
Va
Feb
l5/a May,/
19
900
17a
Feb
23/4
\
4
7
303/4
May,.
63A
678
6,600
73/a
6,500
5/64
483a
64,200
32
37
57,900
3*2 May
Jan
30%
3272
3272
28%
2,100
Jan
Feb
10
11/64 May
Mar
66
36
Jan
2772
1,000
30
Jan
9 3/a Mar
6% May
427a
Jan
Mar
2 3/8
.
6% May
67a
Mar
*
417a Jan
""""372 May *
33A
Feb
,
36
.
'IVa May
IT,400"
77a
Jan
_
7;22% Jan
•
Feb
13 74 Mar
May..
v
Feb
22 74
Apr
.1772 Jan
Jan
313/4
May
■'"11%
700
20 3/a
95/a May
2074 May
-
"13
.
293A May
/
Jan
30 72
3 5/a May
83 74, Mar
107a
1%
2 3/4
-
May
7372 May
22
.
Feb
Mar
50
-
2074
95/8
Feb
6%
12
l3/8 May
2,300
74
13
May
23
3,500
1172
7372
187a
Jan
,
Apr
Apr
36
~
8
1,000
44
4072
4174
33/4
22 74
•37a
257a
;
:
35,300
8% Mar
7% Apr
4072 May
900
2274
1
4
8,900
8
.
374 May
22 74 May
34 74
May" ';
50%
Apr
6 5/t
Jan
1
35% Mar
53% Mar
3474
363/4
6,100
127a
153/4
37a
35/a
42,600
9,800
12% May
37a May
3,800
374 May
45/a
Jan
10 5/8
115/a
10,300
10% May
16%
Jan
77a
357s
1472
3%
3 A
1°%
83A
93A
23,500
7% May
33/8
-4
26% Jan
4%
Jan
147a Mar
5
600
872
Jan
274
2,200
Apr
3
Jan
572
6
1,100
Apr
75/a
Jan
6'
672
4,000"
May
1
67a
1
•53/a
2
17a
6,900
Jan
-
5
May
93%
200
97
97
Feb
Jan
Mar
116
Jan
18
18
6,000
774
3,100
672
Jan
10
123A
10,800
10%
.Tqn
1674 Mar
2,600
187/a
Jan
22
11
193/4
2074.
Mar
Apr
274
23/4
13,000
2 74 May
33/a Mar
123A
1372
400
12 74 May
15% Mar
205/8
2174
700
20 74 May
267z
Feb
2874
2974
1,700
2874 May
38
Feb
274 Mar
23/4
Feb
2072
2172
2,300
2072 May
267a
Jan
89 3A
90 3A
900
8672
913/4 May
37a
4 7a
400
77a
77a
2,600
472
5
2,800
472
,
Jan
18 May
93/4
174
98
67a
7a
7
12 7s
—
73/a
com_l()c
78
78
1074
Apr'
Jan
3*78 May
7
May
472 May
7a
2,900
43A
57a
6,600
6,200
107a
10 3A
8,800
10
143/a
107a
678
672
400
1072
Jan
Jan
5
12 7a Mar
7 3/a
32
Jan
J an
183/4
Jan
672
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
1072 May
3,300
1674
45/a May
600
153/4
574
Jan
13 7a May
137a
10 A
6 A
153A
3474
13
Mar
6 7a May
87a Mar
Apr
213/4
Jan
32 72 May
4374
Jan
Jan
2874
Jan
153/4
11,400
32 72
3672
26
26
1,000
1274
133/4
5,600
195/a
1374
195/a
100
19 72
227a
Feb
15 V2
Jan
26%
25
Co.
10s
100
50c
-A
12 7i May
Jan
1774 Mar
12 7a
1274
300
12 7a May
22
223A
500
22
May
1,800
5
May
Mar
5
53/a
7
5 7s
472
418
18,900
20,700
4% May
6
Mar
4 i9a
22
41
~7
172
42 72
67a
A.'
7
874
8%
__
Jan
8 3/4
37a
191
37t
3 7t
6
6
33/a
192
33/a
6 74
May
2
Jan
1,200
39
Jan
467a
Apr
2,200
6
May
8%
Jan
Jan
9 V2
May
6 72 Mar
18
172
Molasses Co Ltd^—
American
Feb
32
Jan
4%
7a
143/a
57a
8
•
4
20
50c
Asbestos Corp
1
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
Elastic Corp
*
Foods Inc
1
Improvement, & Investing—2.60
Milk ProducLs
5
Apr
Jan
Jan
9%
13%
10
Corp
Jan
32
:
12
_50c
1
*
Feb
24%
Jan
247s
Steel
United
50
8
V
63/a
Co
1872 May
2,300
=—1
Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada
Union
Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United
Aircraft Products
923/4
Signal
9,500
87a
5s
1 —
20 .
205/8
100 '
__
»
Unexcelled
23%
100
America
Feb
16
■
2372
21
2974
"wts"
Corp
Temper
53/,
Sihunev-Cnribbemi
& Gas
May
7 5/b
13
10
25c
——1
1
8972
jl
of
7
3 7a May
72 Feb
Feb
9 72 Mac
127s May
700
23A
*
203/4
•
Oil
Williams
&
Forging
57/3
:
Co
5 7b May
Jan
372
372
24
lOo
Triangle Conduit.-& Cable Co
Tri-Conl.inenl.al warrants
223/B
Canada
Bhoe
Jan
Feb
6 3/a
307s
1
•
10o
50o
Trav-ler Radio Corp
91
•
12.50
common
67a
14%
1
Jan
1
Inc
Airlines
Jan
3
5
15% Mar
28
__
.
Jan
Feb
1
i
Serrick
574
4
•
Corp
Inc
Sellgrnan & LaLz
47a May
li Jan
Corp
World
Transue
True
Securities
A
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A
57a Mar
1072 May
class
Co
Oil
Lux
Trans
972 May
:
Mar
32 %4
Apr
5c
Inc
Cuba
Trans
Feb
8 5/a Mar
Jan
4%
Pliatolab
Jan
Mar
2,400
Feb
86
9,100
423/s.
Co Ltd—
def registered—5s
672 May
75/8
May
Trust.
deposit rets
deposit rets ord reg
Todd
Shipyards Corp™—
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
Amer
9
jlUc
Inc
Security
;
2,000
1
Inc
Inc
2,400
3
& Lumber
Markets
Thrlflimart Inc class A
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower
Universal Corp
47a
11%
Jan
21
47a
5
Co
Feb
6%
79
May
63/8
774
"warrants"
Inc
Shovel
Jan
18 May
6 5/a
1
pfd
Corp
Electronics Inc
11*6
97a
18
Mar
23 3/a May
Feb
—
77a
774
45/8
Jan
Inc
Apr
6
173/a
7%
20
10
1%
Engineering Inc
-10c
Electronics Inc—.25c
Amer
5% May-'
500
1,500
Feb
Feb
15
May
5
Industries
Thorofare
Jan
8,200
21
>.
19
1
1—*
Corp
Jan
,20 ;>-i Apr
May
9
—
10c ~
Corp
55/8
600
57B
9%
6%
9%
213/s
4
Jan
6 74
Apr
8%
2
20c
Apr
Mar
21%
Jan-
25c
Meiui*
9
Jan
187a
227a
18
..
6
3.50
Milling Corp
Airlines
43/4
Apr
20 5/a
Inc
Oil
Textron
213/a Mar
16%
8
3
Terminal-Hudson
Texstar
24
19
75/a
12720 '
-•
1
Teleregister. Corp
Texas
Jan
5,800
4
•
5 ;
Inc
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Telectro Industries
Tobacco
1
Oil Co Ltd.
Seaboard
Seaporcel
;
1
Inc
Gems
1,800
77s
»
25c
Corp
Scurry-Rainbow
35/a
18 34
•
25c
Fisher Co
&
Screen
217a
20 5/a May
20 5/a
6%
21%
>
21%
.
50c
(Del)
Savoy Industries
Paper
20
.20
„20
20
Ltd
Savage Arms Corp
Saxon
7%
preferred
Operations
Technical
Technicolor
Texam
17
25,100
33A
—5
—^-10
—
Tampa Electric CO
Taylor International- Corp
Technical Material
Tenney
24 % Mar
23 7a May
3%
8
commonj
A
common
Tliompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred
,
preferred
series
Barcee
;
Gas & Electric Co—
series
4%%
20%
2.50
Inc
Carlos Milling
500
20%
31/2
•
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
class
B
oumtilative
4%
8474 Apr
23%
T
^
Inc
Talon
Jan
Jan:.
2178-Jan
.
1074
1/64
«.
Jan.
•
22
Apr
Apr
87% Mar
Feb
1,900
80
8 . •
83A
warrants
"•-fiyntex CorporaLmix,
27
Jan
•
1,000
574
'
25c
1
10c
50c
25c
Ltd
30%
7
2 2 3/a
1%
10c
1
7a Mar
-• 36
18%
—
»
4172 Mar
.'V.
33A
1
Petrol Corp
19%
9
»*.—.
1
Mar
^
1,200
21
19
217a
10%
20 A 7
14
1172
t.
■'■*,'■'*23
22
: /
™
-*
1
Feb
Jan
25'
2,800
900
9%
Jan
9%
2772 May
1,600
53/4
/■■—■
1
(Del)™
800
237a
80
1
Supronics
Thew
'"'''A"
.
■
Inc
Electronics Inc.
Textron
S
2672
21
ll5/a
Warrants
53/a
157a Mar
9%
11
11%
10%
—
Corp
Corporation
Feb
77b
197i
4% .; .4%
6%
1
1
Petroleum™
Haynes
&
11%
12
8
19
73/4
17
972
May
63/4 May
6
Wells
;
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
8 3/a Mar
77b
Strong
Supercrete
'
Jan
8%
Shop I rue
Cobb Arner
Stop. &
(Del)
Corp
Stone'. Container
Sunset International
167a Mar
2 5/a
Inc
Corp
Co-__.
B)
Sunair
203/4 Mar
400
50c
Inc
Avenue
Consolidated
Feb
(J
Stylon
Feb
*
8
Brewers
Precision
SteUou
Struthers
Jan
11
•
V
Apr
2374
;
8472 Mar
Jan
16
.
"
77a Jan" v
7,200
•
*
\
Jan
743/4
28
23 3/a
6%
11%
Jan
674
8
l3/8
233A
33A
-50c
5
1
10o
Company
Aluminum Products
5
•
May
7
1
(The)
Sterling
Ap3T*.
%
29 74
315/a
18
12%
31 A
*
5
10o
.
Chemical Co
Sterling
•
Jan
18,000
4 5/a
133/4
1,700
2,200
3%
•'
Corp
Inc
Sterling
Apr
1%
5
41%
.
8%
1
Inc
Industries
Ryerson
23%
4%
.-•3%
5
Inc
Royal School Labs Inc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Ryan
Jan
227a
372 Apr
474 May
._30o
1
Roxbury Carpet Company
Russeks
Jan
68 VB
£1
Inc
Products
Parts
Stephan
2 34 Mar
,
Products Inc
Rusco
774
93/4
1.50
Inc
Roosevelt Raceway
Royal
100
2 5/a
100
.1
•
1
pfd F
dep rets ord regis
Rowland
v.,
May
20c
Inc
Ltd—
Royce
Ross
22%
i
1
Metals Inc
Amer
4,600
400
53/b May
l3/4 May
12
8,900
6%
1%
Feb
1
Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Roosevelt
13
157a
8%
1965
Rogers
Rolls
20y8 Apr
2,400
9%
common
Products
Technical
Rochester Ga6 &
Rodney
22%
11 %
16
43/8
6%
16%
11%
...
Jan
to
Co
Steel
Stelma
Jan
9%
A
class
Finance
Robinson
21%
Vahey Gas Co—
Rio Grande
Ritter
Ltd common
Mines
5%
:,'V/a,
1
73 %
50c
1
•
Co
Corp
Algom
-
; ;
33A
4V2 s4%
10c
Inc
Associates
Restaurant
"•
1
1
1
•
1
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
12%
13
r. 6%
;
'
5o
1
1
10
Corp
Co Inc
Arms
205/b
247a
32
"
Jan
50% Jan
-
"
34%
2072
872
A.
50c
1
Canada ordinary
of Canada Ltd
Co
Steel
Apr
Jan
4,000
May
77a May
•147t Jan
753/a
22
1
10c
of
Steel
Feb
2974
—1
1
Co
&
Insurance
Remington
t;Rico
1872
161/2
1772
233/a
7A
10c
1
Instruments Inc
Statham
Feb
3772
Jan
123/4 May
6,800
21 7a
-
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance
31
5,900
24%
™
Reda
Reeves
3,800
141/4
24
America—
Class A
..._.1
Realty Equities Corp of N Y_
+—1
-
Feb
123/4
of
Warrants
Feb
772
22%
1
Corp
Properties
143/4
Stepan
America
of
Trust
343/a
6
13
40c
Rayette Co Inc
Real Estate Investment
32%
33%
10
Co
1,700
6
6
1
Rapid-American Corp
Apr
May
131/8
•
1
Enterprises Inc
Ramo Inc new class A
Ramco
6
v
77« May.'
3,200
2374
--
3c
-1
1
1
--1
Stanley Aviation Corp
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Star Industries Inc class A
Starrett (The) Corp common
50c
convertible preferred
Feb
34
Feb
1,100
4,300
83/4
--
20
-1
19
6
2672
22 74
93A
19 %
97a
4
Apr
305/a Mar
May ;
2974
--
Corp
class B
Tube
Standard
.
-
333/4
20%
19 A
1
1
Paint Co
Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard
Metals Co_.
.=;
Standard Products Co
Standard Shares Inc
-42
Jan
623/4
*
'13% May
2672 May
17o
77a
15%
1.
237%
lo
Dredging
.
'
774
._
warrants
Standard-Thomson
2 IB
v
250
400"
,
,
Jan
86
1
A_50c
1
Inc
Brands
Standard
Q
Quebec
Shoe Corp
Rand Corp
Arena Inc
Standard
74% Mar
May
60
43 74
3 72
6
—
Stalil-Meyer
Jan
-
145/s
27%
16
2772
1
1
5
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
Royally Co
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
Speedry Chemical Products class
100
.__.20c
•
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co.™
Southern
Apr
*
4 V* 'Jo
Puritan
Southland
6
300
Service of Colorado—
Public
Southern
6% May
21
1,200
22 Va
6
"
*7%
343/a
25
25 4
25
,28 /
25
25
13%
3,600
13%
1
20
1
Gas
Providence
6%
22 Va
6
-1
„
Mfg Co Inc common
$1.25
convertible preferred
Prophet (The) Company
5%
'1,400
1374
6
7%
/ 8%
153/8
30 72
Petroleum Corp__2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
-'•4 13% Apr
131/2
477a
42
1
—
California
Southern
Mar
43
23A May
26%
8.33%
cumulative preferred
5% Jan
2,800
Progress
4.08%
4.32%
Jan
11% May
11
May
1,900
11%
Apr
3474 May
7,600
38
113/4
Ltd
Mines
Preston
4.24%
Jan
6 5/a
3272/
.—
cumulative preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred.
cumulative preferred
4.48%
Apr
313/4
r
.
Penn
4.56%
Jan
60
2%
1
B
May
13/4 May
1
'•
*
-1
-1
1
12.50
--
Oil Co
California Edison—
5 c/o
original preferred
4.78% cumulative preferred..
Feb/
275
Corp
"
2,300
High
V2 Jan
Mar
27a
Southern
12% Mar
2,000
Coast
South
South
Feb
19%
Apr
May
51%
10c
10c
A
class
New
10
.
11
Jan
157a
Presidential Realty Corp—
New
Feb
!
147a
21 Va :
*
Inc...™
Airways
467a
2,600
.
'
v
•
fionot'orie Corp.'™...
Soss
Manufacturing
Jan
2%
Vi%
50
1%
Slick
Jan
13%
7
1,200
1%
44
May
1% May
.
50
133/4 Mar
-6
800
167a
Mar
Apr
10 % Jan
3672 May
.
600
15%
1091% Mar
20
*
preferred
conv
Oil Co
™—1
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Feb
125/s
Feb
9
100
9,000
2
153/4
%
1,100
$3
23A
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Low-
%
23/4
—
Simpson's Ltd
Sinclair Venezuelan
Shares
High
ia«
..
.
Publishing—
Boardman
Simmons
Jan
8% Mar
103/b Mar
,
99
May
13% Feb
67a Apr
r,
6,500
377t
3774
9 3/a
2,000
13 Va
,
...J,
/
6 % Mar
1,
Jan
May
Low
25c
Silvray
Feb
5%
r
872 May
2,700
10 5/a
V
Apr
7
•1,300
•
8
6%
*
—1
•
1
66%
Ltd
Prairie Oil Royalties
33/4
4,800
;
(Del)—2.50
of Canada—
Power Corp
4,400
17%
2.50
—1
(The) Corp
Polycast
..43/b
73/4
.
87a
8%
1,000
•73/4
77a
7
for Week
1
Ltd
Lighting Inc
Simca Automobiles—
'„<• American deposit rets
Silver-Miller Mines
39% Mar
28 3/4 May
3,300
47a
5 5/a
5%
7%
Inc—10c
*
10
50c
1
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron
5%
-
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
32 7a
43/8
Week's
Last
Friday
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
283/4
43/8
50
*
Scale
Pneumatic
32
5
4
1
1—-1
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
Railways Co
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
Reis
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock
for Week
of Prices
Low
Co—10 pesos
—l°c
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co——
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
Pierce Industries Inc.
Pioneer Plastics Corp
.
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 18)
Sales
Range
Par
Real
.
(2408)
36
8 3/a
Apr
1
7%
14,200
300
70
1,500
600
16
.
,
33/a May
179
374
6
474
Apr
Jan
192
May
Apr
.4
Jan
May
6%
Jan
Volume
Number
195
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2409)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE.
Week's
Friday
*
STOCKS
;
,
American Stock Exchange'
Last
U
S
Rubber-Reclaiming Co_
United Stockyards
Corp
Universal
-1
-.7.
25c
Shares
Low
High
7%
1,000
614
1,200
6
Warrants Series
1
314
214
314
Warrants Series
1955
3%
314
334
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Container Corp
Controls Inc
Universal
Universal
Oil
614
25o
714
7%
.17.78
«_
Viewlex
Inc
Instrument
class
A
8
Coal &
1434
1614
"614
7
-8%
7%
7
8y4
614
6%
147/a
13%
16%
2
914
9%
ioy4
6%
Pood
Manufacturing
•
Inc
1
Products
25o
1814
600
10
ioy4
300
5%
13
18 '
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
23 y2
May
Jan
Jan
131/a Mar
5% May
8y4 Jan
9%
,
700
6
Jan
21% Mar
*-
18 y4
Apr
14% Jan
1014 Jan
13% May
914 May
8,800
Jan
19%
6ya May
6% May
13,100
•"
Vita
11%
Feb
8%
Co
7%
"7%
*
Wagner Baking common
preferred
100
•■?:■
1%
6%
non-cum
Waltham
Webb
—4
common
preferred
conv
31,700
170
28
Knapp
series
Weiman
.100
common
Wentworth
Chemical
Texas
Stockholders
Inc
60
95
3%
614
16,100
3%
Jan
30%
1,700
27%
Jan
7% Apr
341/2 Mar
10
89*4
Jan
94
14%
National
Bellas
National
General
Ohio
Corp
Service
American
1977
Co
Brother^' cfommon_—
(without
warrants)
Safe
45
'
30
"2%
20
May
600
11% May
7%
H
I
1982
J
1982
Mar
29%
Jan
4%s
series
K
May
21%
Jan
5s
series
L
Jan
4%s
series
M
Jan
414s
series
N
14"%
Feb
Southern
California
22% Mar
Southern
Counties
Apr
1514 May
7
2,400
10%
May
9%
ri
;—
fl'/i:'.
"
30
97
16%
Mar
14% M ay
18
93% Mar
97%
\
Jan
41
Jan
Jan
23 % Mar
15%
Jan
18% Mar
16
Southwestern
Szabo
Food
.2
j
6%
14
Jan
.40 c
*"%
?T%
Express System Inc class A—250
714
714
-25o
514
5
5
414
4
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
com..
preferred
5,200
'/
%
11,200
4V4
300
5Ve May
3% Jan
2,400
31
15%
500
6%
2,000
61/2
514
51/2
5%
2,000
5y2
6
6
6
1,400
6
10c
1
'
May
6% Jan
United
6s
Period
American Stock Exchange
Last
or
Friday's
debs
sub
June-Dec
1974
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian EleC Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Quar-Feb
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp 6% conv sub deb '77_Feb-Aug
series
1970
A
convertible
4014
40%
*56
June-Dec
6s
102
102
8%
Apr
Jan
7%
Feb
8
Feb
May
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
9014
Low
No.
High
*100
*97%
104
41%
page
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
—
38 %
—
'
'
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Last
Period
Sale Price
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
mtge & coll trust
3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
May-Wow
April-Ocf
1972
debentures
1973-
1st
mtge
1st
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
4%s
1st
States
conv
—
69
•
4%s
&
Corp
ApriZ-Oct
1976
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1983
Debt
seres
414s
series
Hanover
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1986
91
7s
(issue of
Parana
stamped
(Republic
Sinking
subord
debentures
1969
89%
95%»«"
95%
94%
' 94%
__
142%
32%
95
debentures
1976
Mar-Sept
debs
1980
Mar-Sepf
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
1st & ref
series F
3s
1st & ref 27/8s
♦No
series G 1979
1st
mortgage & refund 3%s
1st
&
ref
M
3%s
series
J
ser
H 1980
ser
I 1981
1982
General mortgage
Ry
3s
4%s 1983
series
B
1995
First lien ana
ref mtge 314s ser C
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
Jan. 1
High
89
90
Sold
Low
No.
10
90
95%
..
9414 "
Wabash
Inc
RR
5s-conv
%
75
107
.4393%
6
-90%
.
95%
94%
*91%
__
—
103
103
10
100
__
101
33
*101% 102%
105
10514
*104% 105
__
__
__
14
—
100%
91%
103
101%
99% 102%
102% 105%
10314 105
98%
91 %
99
97
4
-
134
125
*85%
*93%
__
__
137
295
__
—
—
—
97%
92
102% 103%
96
97%
97%
103%
125
82
163%
85%
93%
95
100%
94
98
103%
99
100%
*
85%
85
86%
11
subord
103%
103% 105%
__
*79%
75
*77%
127
*79%
" *85%
1982
*
June-Dec
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
.-May-Nov
-7Y T*
-127
125
83 Vsr
122
106%
'■
Th.
.
>■118'
G h8
"•
99
90
72
41
^
3
99%
72
128
98
72
11
'
100
97%
99
70%
80
*120
Jan-July
$8
10%
8%
9%
'
*97%
94%
96
'
"*96%
*119
*64
66
66
.
*60
May-Nov
*60
April-Ocf
*99%
.June-Dec
100%
*50
Mar-Sepf
100%
61 %
43%
43%
1997
*48%
64
43%
16
50
47%
48
44%.
48%
Ex-rights,
x
(not Included In year's range), d Ex-interest,
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
delivery transaction
a Deferred
year's
g
Ex-stock
range),
r Transaction
z Ex-stock dividend.
bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during
§ Reported
84
102%
92
103
136
82%
86
the current week.
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
In
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
Abbreviations
"w
1,"
used
when Issued;
without warrants.
"x w,"
with warrants;
"w w,"
RECORD (Range for Week Ended May 18)
Week's Range
Interest
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
\
Sale Price
or
first
RR
ref
gtd
gold 3%s 2000
-'
General
West
mortgage
Penn
Penn
Power
West
Shore RR
3s
Electric
314s
income
5s
I
Teleg.
First
mortgage
3%s
convertible
99
59%
58%
59
19
97 Va
9714
4
80%
2
debs
Wilson
&
Co
Wisconsin
Gen
1st
debentures
4 %s
s
Central
f debs
s
debs
f
RR
Jan-July
——
t•.
•
.
v
«
Jan-July
9214
12
96%
99%
50 Vb
59%
50%
59
92
97%
80%
99%
~2
77
96%
104%
20
86
'•
——
81%
102
99
106%
87
—
'
1
94%
95%
95
3
94
95
92
121
89%
64
80%
25
95%
95
92
99%
80%
92%
.
•»—
95%
95
89%
99%
85
9714
97%
63%
64%
37
97%
61
16
86%
95%
*8614
Co—
mtge 414s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power
2%s
97%
■■
*73%
95%
May-Wow
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1978
*
77
106 % 106%
*86%
Mar-Sepf
1975
1
103%
97%
106%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
1980
i
*75
1987—Feb-Aug
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mortgage
80%
*101
May
514s
314s series D 1967
3%s
85.,
58%
...
59
33%
94
9
98 %
1984
Co
98%.
96
__
High
-r-r
*9214
1966
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 314s series C 1970
29
•
*85
.*79%
gtd 2361
debentures
Union
—*
May-Wow
1974
series
4s
36
98%
Jan-July
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969__April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Ocf
514s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
1st
,
Jan. 1
Low
No.
May-Nov
1979
3%s
,
Range Since
Sold
High
31%
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970___Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—.Jan-July
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Warren
Mar-Sept
*86%
__
__
__
<■
—
86%
*86
74%
*88
*90%
—
Wisconsin
__
—
—
—
87%
86%
__
13
74%
5
"
__
118
120
109
:
—
__
8
111%
96
72%
7114
4
—
7214
7114
84%
84 %
84 %
110
75
2%s
*
May
-
June-Dec
1979
91%
>65
__
47%
57
—
4714
*80%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1976
79%
84
85
82%
86%
85%
88
71%
8614
90%
74%
86%
90%
Public
Service
314s
1971
91%
80%
89
91%
~1
79%
113%
120
107
Yonkers
1st
3
75
72
1
83%
85
mtge
a
not
414s
Deferred
Included
116
70
6914
Elec Lt & Power 2%s
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
In
the
Included
in
series
H
1
1976
the
1990
Bonds
.April-Oct
102
102
—
100
9
102
In the year's range,
d Ex-Interest, e Odd
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
selling flu'
■
,
delivery sale not Included
Bankruptcy Act, or securities
•
Friday's bid and ask prices;
•
♦79
Jan-July
Co—
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
• Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
Co—
Gen mtge 4s Income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 414s series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
72
92%
78
106% 111
127
92
89%
—
•
94
•
—
Mar-Sepf
89
V
3
Bonds being traded flat.
•
* Friday's
—
—
—
Feb-Auo
debs
95
103%
91%
89
Jan-July
1947
distribution,
in
West
10014 100%
*86%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1973-April-Ocf
May-Nov
6s 6Hbnrd Income debs 2008
Vornado
value,
par
Wisconsin
Aprll-Ocl
Virginia St Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Virginian
:?
99%
90%
186
Jan-July
(Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
1
stamped
included
tribution.
Range Since
Bonds
High
June-Deo
1978
First and refund mtge 2%s
1927)
3s Jan
Ex-liquidating
First
subord
90%
1921/4
10214
4
12
94
Assn—
BONDS
*90
100%
June-Deo
subord
conv
931%
98%
-
~
of Denmark 5s 1972
(Plan A) 2%s 2008
of) —
fund
de Janiero
Rio
97%
93%
104
5
614s 1949
Oct
Mortgage Bank
96%
Co—
414s
106
29
93%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
214s 2008—May-iVot;
1967
B
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(Issue of May 1927) 1947
117
86
42
1967
A
(Prov)
Whirlpool Corp
conv
414s
105%
105
102% 102%
103 Vb 10314
Debentures—
Maranhao
(not
88
45
Adjustment
5%s
•
f
of America—
conv
3%s
Vendo
101
./
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Western
1981
debs
4s
f debentures
s
Vanadium
May-Wow
May-Wow
1967
Steel
States
105 7/a
105
23
--
May-ZVop
(Germany) 7s 1951Danzig Port & Waterways 614s 1962.
Savings Banks and Clearing
94
100
98
101%
101%
103%
10414 105%
1101
104%
Mar-Nov
Mar-Nov
Baden
130
17
117
96
12
„
Corp—
German
102
23
90%
104
92%
14
~1
..1973
1976_^.__
86
Q9
June-Deo
121
—
32
Co—
debentures
debentures
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
debentures
2%s
Rubber
2%s
United
Investing
93%
84
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
10014
•'
—
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1980
Freight
subord
1977
1978
debentures
f
s
United
S
4%s
mtge & coll tr 5s
5%s
5s
trust
debentures
f
s
&
85%
88%
80%
99% 100%
Feb-Aug
1973
83
93%
84
90
24
94
102
Week's Range
or Friday's
-
Low
fund
1970
90%
*85%
104% 104%
Friday
BONDS
& coll
3%s
86
82%
85%
'
86
1104%
Jan-July
debs—;
6s
debs
subord
32
Friday
sinking
1971
82
99
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
3%s
3s
86%
98%
198%
High
56
14
44
62
10014 101
100%
Feb-Aug
1975
debs
*121%
June-Dec
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
1978
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978.
Continental Vending 6s 1976
Stores Corp—
convertible subord
93 %
93%
June-Dec
1969
Assn
debentures
Electric
Inc
Improvement
conv
Peru
Steel &
f
(Calif)
81
95%
90
Jan-July
Feb
37
J an
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Snle Price
Low
s
1970
15
66
„
June-Dec
•
4%s
85
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
15% May
15% May
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
1st
&
3%s
Wasatch
4% Mar
May
32y2
Corp
Corp
514
%
6%
614
from
Gas
Gas
Gas
Jan
'§
7% May
.
15%
3214
ooo
wi
7,600
8
31 Ve
1
1
Co
Co
Continued
1986
Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 614s
•
6%s
1985
Service
Jan
Davega
1985
Teleregister
May
Jan
13%
'
18%
15%
34%
300
x.
17
—.
1,450
.
18
1
1,550
Jan
Mar
29
Jan
9% May
12,000
10%.
16
v;
96%
97
100
pfd-
14%
Feb-Aug
1983
3%
May
7%
1982
24%
2% May
90
121%
97%
Q1
91
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
Apr
Raceway
84
97%
186
Jan-Aug
series
2%
Brandywine
104
137
Webb
Inc
2%s
99%
116%
122
180
April-Oct
series
20
10,400
14%
15
1981
series
1,400
21 %
18%
G
414s
714
5%s
7
25
97%
90
183
Feb-Aug
series
1976
434s
Jan
Edison
85
97%
Feb-Aug
1979
11
4,300
7
■
1978
F
25
800
8%
E
series
414s
1,000
16%
D
series
Jan
900
8
series
Peb
Feb
Co
119
117
118
1981__May-Wow
Mar-Sept
1%
6%
BSF
10
190
Feb-Aug
3s
1965
15i/8
600
2%
3s
May
1
21%
Corp
Edison
3%s
Jan
2%
Boston
1972_
Power
3s
May
300
2%
1514
32
Water
California
3%s
"471/2 May
25%
20%
8%
May
1
22,700
1%
1
1
-1
Machine
conv
90
97
,
314s
Feb
38
29% Jan
28% Apr
"
Harbor
Southern
"% Apr
Jan
100
300
3014
44
5s
51/2S
96%
87
2
93%
184
%
5,100
Jo
30%
(P W) Ltd—
Inc
93
1
97%
121% 121%
99% 101
Jan-July
Corp—
32
89
97%
1998—Jan-July
May-Wow
.
Equities
714s
96%
89
189
£1
• Amer
6s
110
319
181
176
__25
dep rc ts ord regular.
preference
Alsco
Co
99%
80
206
96
1984—June-Dec
1967
99%
26
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
American
Poods
debs
3
126%,
101
Feb-Aug
Apr
•
Zapata Petroleum
& Gas
7s
Co
81%
10314
85
Jan-July
7
Zion
Electric
131
72
55
99%
99
104%
227
1973
20
Off-Shore
314s
jan-July
Public
Rapid
5%s
96
ApriZ-Oct
Power
95
-.
13
.
138
11614
105
80
1976
-1
common
April-Ocf
1971
110
.101
214
1973
—10
(The) Inc
Brothers Co
Jewelry
1968
80
C
16
New
3%s
99%
Feb-Ocf
Apr-Ocf
B
—1
Zapata
Jan-July
1976
1976
1970
Realty
103% 107
A
100
Zale
1963
5%s
6%s
&
104
59
10414
139
series
Williams
6%
Jan-JuZy
24
A—'
103
53%
61
10414 110%
80%
81%
80%
98%
70
122
series
Williamhouse
Inc
1976
118%
104%
196%
107%
95
'
108% 112%
102
series
•
Raceway
3s
1974
to
America
Water
110
Ltd—
mortgage
mortgage
20
3s
—1
U
1st
Power
58%
May-Nov
Mar-Sep
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
Quar-Mar
5s
Co
Petroleum
Pennsylvania
3%s
Corp
extended
of
1982
1977
1984
5%s
Power
1953
Corp
5%s
57%
153
24
61
107
110
9
96%
74%
58%
Uq tr ctfs—
1963—
Corp
Research
due
1st
Hess
Electric
6%s
deb
conv
7%
6
84
96
3 %s
Wichita
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Yonlcers
5%s
Co
130
31
71%
May-No*
Linotype Co 5%
121
.
71%
Jan
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Yale
Realization Tr 6%%
87
128
Jan-July
jan-July "
.'
Chemical 47/as 1978
Valley RR 4s
84
3%
14
Woolworth
Corp 1st 6s 1982
Midland
87
1973__Jun-Dec
2%
13
Ltd
Jun-Dec
conv. debs.
1972
105%
; /. 0
3%
—
.
94%
95
.
9,500
—1
Industries
7s
66
51
5%
81
90%
7
.
7,300
26%
Industries
t4
*3%'
214
25%
(John)
1981
conv.
Kawecki
National
105% 110%
214
—1
Woodall
105%
Jan-July
4%
12
Wood
1970
2%
21%
Wood Newspaper
4s
4%
11%
Light 4V2%
May-Nov
BR
(
17%
71
5
Feb
21%
&
94
Apr
Feb
12%
Pwr
93
ApriZ-Oct
4%
21%
Wisconsin
1963
7%
10c
preferred
debs
1974
4
35
15%
50
Jan
10c
Wilson
70
3% Mar
_1
t5 %
77%
66
5%
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
Industries
77
67%
4,500
-10
&
6s
Western
6s
High
28
"
77%
2,600
•
_
Inc
(R C)
subord
Manhattan
Oil
I
12
Apr-Ocf
1981
Power
Livingston
15%
5%
Weyenberg- Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
Williams
15%
Map-No*
Corp—
«■
Mergenthaler
Low
34
4%
-20
Williams-McWilliams
&
Jan. 1
No.
34
17%
5%
—la
Stationery
Oil
1993
Construction
•Italian
Mar
21%
14% May
B
May-Nov
5%
16
•
River
Jan
6s
Hydrometals Inc
Ltd—
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
Feb
4
Feb
93%
5%
Hudson
Jan
104%
93 y8 May
600
3%
2%
Apr
5%s
&
Range Since
Sold
May-Now
Stores 5%s
Hoffman International
Jan
Jan
29
30
—5o
Invest
rets ord shares
&
iy2
36,900
6% Jan
3
&
Hartfield
Nuclear
13
series
1993.
214s
Nuclear
Western
Tablet
1%
Guantanamo
Bonds
High
»
'Registered
Occidental
....
4s
Development
Jan
93%
6%
-50c
Western
American dep
3%
.100
pfd
Fashions new. common1
Development Co
,10c
Equities Inc
Western
94%
314
1.25
Inc
4.40%
Western
Western
4% May
10 y2 May
2
Mar
series A
Builders
•
RR—
1976
Inc
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Division—
J
General
Jan
'
Products
Utilities
400
15,800
1%
94%
III
Inc
Manufacturing
West
West
1%
•
Company
4%
~2
~2
1
preference
&
Westbury
Inc
Co
N
General
6%
May
~2%
4%
,\i
__
.10
Precision Instruments
&
$6
t
Inc
of
Realty
wts
71%
1% May
2
39
28
35
"
Bond
&
Western
mortgage
ex
Fotochronae
4% Jan
3% May
&
National
6%s
Nippon
"
Aircraft
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
mortgage 4s
1st
First
Feb
12
6% Mar
3,000
11,200
5,000
11,900
Jan
11%'Feb
-
•
914
35
,
7% May
10 % Jan
7,600
4
6%
Feb
I;'"'914 Jan
May
914 May
834 May
1,600
Apr
8
30
50
2,100
8%
1
Co
Coke
VTR
Waitt
1st
Feb
67%
6% May
40,500
Feb
4%
Lack
Lackawanna
Apr
41/2
Apr
6,200
J
Vogt
Waco
i
•
;
Jan
6%
2,400
9%
9
250
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Iron
-
10
714
15
1
—1
Corporation
Virginia
600
3214
914
814
814
25c
Co
•
9
1
of America
Capital Corp of America
(The)
32
~9%
5
*
Corp
Victoreen
Vinco
7% Mar
'
214 May
3% May
*'•
734
Corp.
Sugar
Corp
—
'
2,200
.7
6%
Marion
Venture
;
,
Apr
49 y2
614
Utah-Idaho
Valspar
-
10
-
cl A com_10o
Insurance
Universal
Valve
Delaware
American
Corp—
1962
L-z
Interest
Period
High
' May.
6
6
\
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
.7
,.
6
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
37
assumed
no
by
lot sale not
r Cash iiato
'
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 C3
such
sales being
102
companies.
transacted during current
.
v
.
I
week.
'
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Par
American
American
Property Trust
Providence RR_
&
Boston
Cities
Associates com—10
Railway Co—
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Eastern
5%
—100
adj_
--
71 /
J
Co
Electric
Gillette
ft
5
Co
Motor
1
•
1
—
20
100
25
45
Corp
Copper
Racing Association.;
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Narragansett
New
Chemical
Mathieson
Olin
Rexall
43%
S
Refin
Smelt
Mining
&
Inc
Electric
Westinghouse
Corp
Sunray
Oil
Gulf
116'A
Jan
Westinghouse.
'
67% May
78% Mar
37% May
55%
Woolworth
85%
74% May
Cincinnati Transit
Jan
11%
Feb
15
Jan
26%
43% May
51 %
8
Cincinnati
Gas
May1
;
Jan
American
Apr
143
25
56% May
70%
7%
7%
50
7% May
757
31% May
Cincinnati
Milling
9% Mar
39%
Jan
Budd
Cine
Orl
New
& Tex
Pac
Transit
A
National
1
40
184
287/a May
32%
33% May
38%
Feb
43%
50% Mar
38%
38%
10
100
928
49
May
Jan
37% May
260
96
51
i,
100
60
46 % May
52%
Jan
18
504
16% May
21%
231
21% May
24%
Feb
34
35'/a
532
34
May
39%
Feb
23%
25
640
237/a May
30'A
Jan
73%
80
1,645
73 Va May
92%
Jan
7
178 % May
16%
21%
21%
5
34
24%
•
77%
8%
Cards
Krogex
Gamble
&
Procter
common
100
5
8%
preferred
U S Playing Card
__
1
Stores
Ltd
American
Airlines
Can.
Cyanamid
Motors
American
Tel & Tel
American
Tobacco
*
5
Dayton
Power
1
7
Light
&
85
18% May
23%
Jan
41% May
47
Chemical
41%
50
42%
45%
137
i5s/8
155/3
58
El
113% 121%
Jan
786
113% May
136%
Natural
Ford
421/4
Apr
38%
295
45%
25
44% May
51%
Jan
54%
59%
627
54% May
711/4
Jan
46% May
—
53%
__
46%
46%
87
25
25%
250
25
21%
24%
254
21% May
36%
39
May
36% May
240
561/4
Feb
28%
Feb
Feb
2 8 7/8
43%
Jan
Feb
44%
61
43% May
56
31%
34%
401
31% May
52"%
20
21%
Apr
25
Mar
39%
42 %
30
39
Jan
52% Mar
53%
53%
255
53% May
60%
Jan
53%
2
53 % May
59
Feb
44%
185
30
25%
28%
233
42% May
25% May
54%
54%
100
50%
17
20
16
26%
89
25%
151/2
.7
52%
2231/4
__
Electric
Motors
__
90%
1
General Telephone
Goodyear Tire
7
15%
15
15
50
53%
357
221% 223%
50
75
106% 106%
7
1—
Paper
Ross
&
Aluminum
Jan
32%
Jan
828
30
May 77-
36% 'Jan
600
31%
1%
i
.1,363
2,958
13%
Apr
2% Jan v>7
3 % May
500
2%
170
35 %
23
Apr
410
15%
Jan
19
Jan
Apr
;38
-7
Feb
16% Mar
25%
Jan
May
..>19
4% Mar
Feb
4
200
4%
Feb
3% Mar
2%
Jan
100
;--r<7
Jan
12 %
3%,May
35
7., 38% Mar
29% May
—
m;
May t>7.-
24
-
1,266
23
4'A
.v
.100
.
2%
19-
.
15
23
.
35%
V
Jan
Mar
Jan
May
May
221% May
101%
Jan
54%
Jan
Mar
American
Motors
Jan
American
Rad
Jan
American
Tel
18
28%
17% Mar
721/4
Jan
2531% Mar
Viscose
American
Corp
Ampex
90 % May
1151/8
Jan
Arkansas Louisiana
Feb
Armco
36'A
Steel
68% May
781/2 Mar
Armour
57%
Jan
Ashland
21%
21% May
29 Va
Jan
Atchinson
37% May
&
39%
381%
39'/a
90
38 Va
Jan
44
30% May
67
411/4 May '
54% May
52
52%
55%
56%
53%
54%
,
Apr
21
__
40%
_
22%
333/4
50
40
42'A
180
60%
64%
97
28'A
National
Gypsum
1
National
Lead
5
45%
__
21
279
333^
(111)
—
Mar
31% May
57% Feb
Avco
com
Jan
60% May
Jan
Binks
371/3
Apr
Boeing
15 "
27% Mar
130
30%
,
Jan
Booth
Borg-Warner
501/4
51%
106
Apr
54%
Jan
Brach
821/2
30
82 % May
96%
Jan
Brad
15
15
15
15
May
20%
Jan
Brunswick
621/2
62%
59"% May
71%
Jan
Budd
10
i
5
Oil
5
Radio
20
45.
J)
Company
new
com
15%
30
15
May
18%
Feb
46%
85
Feb
50%
60
501/4 May
60
Calumet &
Hecla
24%
25 Va
2,100
237/a May
27%
Jan
10%
10%
51 %
1,500
900
Jan
10%
50% May
57%
Feb
31%
Jan
44 %
50%
18%21 %
„
20%
3,200
21% May
Canadian Exnort Gas
Canadian
47%
83
45
591/4
Jan
Carrier
55
55
60%
39
248
55
80%
Jan
33%
Jan
40
Mar
4%%
Jan
24
16%
200
22%
800
20%
—
16
x28%
29%
63%
1%
64%
1%
300
800
38Va
36%
39
—
61% May
1%
—
„
—
22%
43Va
x36%
22% >
45%
37
6,300
40%
41/a
•
30%
29
31
2%
32%
12%
23
38%
20%
2%
34%
13%
23%
43%
20 /a
13%
1%
23%
13%
li«
23%
36%
47%
36Va
37 A
70U
47%
36 A
20
600
—
—
1
—
8
12.50
41%
—5
13Va
Pacific
common
preferred
—
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)-—
10
50
•
.—
—
„
—
__
-
Jan
75%
Jan
Feb
1%
■43%
Jan
Feb
24 V*
Apr
43 Va
100
—
Apr
May
22%
600
450
1,449
41%
Feb
May
56 V*
Jan
34%
200
_.
Jan
36% May
,
,
49%
28 Va May
700
—
5
P2
8
25
36% Mar
63% Mar
Corp
19
x22%
—
Feb
28%
Jan
—
13
71% Mar
18 % May
3,800
24%
10
14%
30r
Jan
Jan
~
56
25
Ltd
32%
51%
37%
Feb
Feb
(Un)__
60
May
May
(Un)
Inc
174
Mar
43
56%
531/8 May
Mar
Feb
28%
28%
5
Burton-Dixie Corp
33
431/4 May
46% May
57%
52
52%. Jan
.
j
May
—.——20c
...
46%
Jan
24% May
6
15%
Jan
800
•*
571/2
48%
—,
18% May
7 May
55 Va May
37
Feb
20%
37 V*
437/a May
.
Apr
60%
14% May
30% May
l,ou0
5
Corp
33%
10
May
52% Jan
Jan
42%
35
800
Jan
Jan
136%
25%
5
Foote Gear Works
54%
45%
54%
For footnotes, see page
(E
& Sons
17%
18 Va
Jan
24%
.1
Corp
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
—33 %
•
5
(Un)
Co
50%
__
(Un)
Inc
Com
43'A
—
33 %c
33%c
49Vi
5
(Un)
(Un)
Fisheries Corp
Apr
38% Mar'
—
23%
Company
1
Aviation
Steel
•
Jan
*
Manufacturing
821/2
__
__
15 %
70% Mar
521/4
Jan
42%' Jan
257/a
18%
Co
Corp
Consolidated
Bethlehem
Apr
Jan
24%
10
Howell
&
Bendix
Feb
1
50%
Mfg Co
1
Central
oi
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
28%
Jan
47
47%'Apr
78%
15 %
950
4,800
3
Co
Belden
44
i
38%
59%
46%
37%
58%
America.^.00
(Un)
Co
Canteen
69% Mar
48V4
70
168
400
5,200
23%
Jan
37%
55%
44%
•
10
62% Mar
40
160
45%
19%
-—10
10
pfd
Corporation
Benguet
May
31% May
95% May
461%
33
18%
May
113% May
Topeka & Sauta Fe—
Atlantic Refining
39% Mar
May
44
" May
Jan
26% May
30% May
300
—
.Jan
6
-
Refining
&
non-cum
33% May
103
44%
3i3/4
%
May
317/a
—
10
Common
5%
133
14%
—
67
21% May
1,000
10,700
1,800
30%
—
56%
Jan
May
23
59 % May
3,000
16%
16%
28
19
200
113 % 122
35
38%
Jan
57
42%
2,930
327/s
12 % Mar
May'
May
41
900
3,800
~ 5,300
720
200
66%
22 V*
29%
8% Mar
Feb
55
1,500
—
2.50
Gas..
(Un)
Corp
Co
Oil
Feb
175
15%
15%
9%
Feb
19%,Mar
17% May
22% May
42
300
59%
15%
i.—25
1
50
1.2ft
(Un)
Company
Corp.,
49% May
45%
21V2
26V2
32%
6%
Mar
115
174
97
Pet (guilders)
Inc
93%
28%
Corp of America
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
;
Industries
90%
.32%
15%
-—1
(Un).
Corp
Apache
41 'A
120%
35
(Un)
Co
American Tobacco Co (Un) new com 6.25
Anaconda
30%
15%
33%
San
Stano
Tel
■
1.60%
ft
Corp
&
&
Jan
ft
!
63%
1
1
(Un)^.
(111)
Climax
60% Mar
Jan
•
RR
—:
—
673
1
;
19"%
43%
•■
.
1
Apr
18%
May
13% May
2,700
900
880
44%
45%
1
29%
1
(Charles)
19
41
Metal
Jan
27 % May
19%
43%
44%
American
Co
&
531/4
10
1
28
45
±
24
x56%
,
18%
..12.50
(Un).—1
10
Co
232
__
43%
55
14
79
Jan
900
100 .7
9%
~
-
69
1,900
6%
22%
—
—
Foundry——1.75
71
30%
15%
17%
18
1
(Un)
13"%
42
10
-
150
1,400 f
14%
High
Low
7
.7-;"-
72
9%
—
Machine
Jan
10
Pepsi-Cola
1
(Un).,
26%
29%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
7
High
Low
6%
7
6%
Investment
26
'
of Prices
•
14
14%
American
52%
•
Range
—
American
Amsted
56
only
Sales
for Week
Week's
71 %
Home Products
25
2.50
...
v
American
249
Distillers
4%
May
29%
2%
Cyanamid
227
Ward
Cash
Register
Dutch
Jan
May
.'v%
2%
14%
Friday
Last
(Un)
American Airlines
American Can Co
45% May
|
Royal
30%
35%
•
22 % May
National
Pure
2
3
73 %
25o
America
of
Co
281/2
Mining.
Petroleum
Jan
31
107
900
29%
5
Mfg
90
•
Phillips
Feb
57%
100
.
26%
/-
-—7-9
103
2
Pfizer
Jan
27%
May
50
3%
30%
31
,
Aluminium Ltd
68%
__
ft
Pennsylvania
7
(Un)
Chalmers
49%
5
American
Jan
May
23 %
'
—
1:7
48%
Monsanto Chemical
North
.
Chemical
Allied
39%
Tel
Corp
-
'
Alleghany Corp
23%
Corp
York
7-
114%
1,580
compilation of the round-lot transactions
7
Electronics
23
Montgomery
New
4%
41 % Mar
Jan
90 Va May
41 •>•••'-
31
J.
30%
-
10
Corp
Advance
Bell
National
35%
7,626
1%
3
--
1
Co.
Admiral
28
(P)
Minnesota
27% Mar
May
3% Mar
171
4,352
-
f
:
'
1%
:y
Par
Steel
Acme
37%
McGraw-Edison—
Mead
52%
_—10
—1
.
Laboratories
Abbott
28%
Laughlin
Martin-Marietta
,
7-
:
Automatic
&
24%
50
>-Sale Price
•
8%
Lorillard
23 %
52% >
5
Co.*.*
.
__
•
Oil
Jones
93%
23%
26
400
-
Jan
56% Jan
100
4%
36%
90 Va
S T O CK S
3
Tel
26
4%
36%
,-2
Corp
45%
29%
__
3.33%
*
Greyhound
International
26
—*
L-*
^
52%
1
1%
International
Jan
,15
Co.
22%
3
Dynamics
Gulf
61
American
54%
26%
__
ft
General
2,140
Jan
22%
17
27%
1%
.
Motor
General
57%
-•
A
Allis
43'A
42%
10
Gas
Dept Stores
General
Feb
57
57
Jan
34"%
ft
Kodak
Paso
11%
1
Feb
17%
45%
ft
Federated
10
'
47/
Jan
42 % May
15%
34% May
1
Pont
Eastman
100
59%. Feb
Midwest Stock Exchange
Feb
'
DU
Jan
Apr
10%
-—s—1
Feb
22%
50c
!
Steel
Dow
20
41%
1
Wright
Detroit
18%
32%
10
Gas
Products
Curtiss
-
__
10
Colgate-Palmolive
Corn
12%
42%
10%
__——10
Distributors
Shirt
■
1
^.2.50
Scotten, Dillon Co
Udylite Corporation
Mar
4b % May
1
Manufacturing
Feb
53
10% May
37% May
Co—L
Rockwell-Standard
Jan
15%
-
688
—1
Jan
38%
25
Ohio
Service
Columbia
28 %
46"%
1
0
&
23% May
23%
5
•
Corp.
Burlington
Burroughs
Chesapeake
190
__
8
Steel
Boeing
Cities
23%
66%
58%
3
Brunswick
_
Co
-
1,443
!
&
1%
7
:.
1,850
•
Jan
23%
34"%
1
Oil
Bethlehem
W)
May
12% May
40% May 7'
11
1.66%
1
Co—
&
Apr
Feb
18% Mar
"
37%
—:
Co.—T
7
10%
1
12% Mar
23
11
—
10
Corp
,.
18% May
119%
6.25
Armour
-,,1 7 ,10
May
*
2
58% May
75
y,.
Armco Steel
10
63%
—
33%
new
.
18%
19"%
1
Co
10
18%
'—
50
Avco
Jan
63%'
1.66%
Anaconda
Ashland
.
Co
9
16%
37%
•
1—1
1
5
Inc
Co
639
50%
1
288
41%
49%
10%
—
Chemical
High
Jan
•
Co
Brewing
United
49%
13
41
7.
i—5
Davis
Rudy
13
10
.—>_
common.
Stamping
Corporation
(H
1
!
5
i_25
20
Parke
Jan
•
1
American
a—1
—5
Co
5%
12% May
16% Feb
30% Mar
63%
•
12.50
American
.«*•,,
—
'
•
—
American
29%
35
182
18%
*
10
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
1,800
7
—
Stocks
Unlisted
Alleghany
Allied
178% 178%
30%
30%
Jan
Low
-1%
Mfg- Co_i.___7
—
Masco
Rickel
Gibson
70
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
7
220
Lansing
Pfeiffer
Shares
High
16%
Trailer
(S S)
Jan
22%
16%
Jan
'
Co
Mfg
Kresge
Apr
5
Picher
Eagle
Jan
90'A
for Week
16-%
Brewing
Hoskins
Feb
48%
Jan
39%
Sales
Range
of Prices
100
USA
Lakes
Great
Jan
87/a
46%
Jan
103% May
620
46%
Jan
.78%
-
May
65%
414
Motors
Motor
Goebel
Feb
113%
8%
82
Mar
Jan
8%
<
75
$500
7%
General Motors Corp
Jan
35
232
103% 106
20
12%
Power
Ltd
Fruehauf
High
100
1
Chemicals
Bois
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1
Diamond
Du
Shares
High
29%
__
239
/
Jan
34% Mar
May
31% May
7%
Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Consolidated Paper
Ford
40
105%
50
69%
r
7.
Feb
•
121%
55 %
12%
Economy Baler Co
Federal-Mogul-Bower
34
47%
—
12.50
28% Mar
Products.—L—1
Metal
Company
Drewrys
—
common_.720
Telephone
Cincinnati
75
Low
>7
1
Burroughs
Sales
for Week
46"%
Cincinnati
98% May
1—1
Detroit Edison
28%
10
34
-
59% Mar«
May, ,i.23
56
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
—
—.
Brown-McLaren
43% Mar
30'A May
31%
46'A
8.50
28%
.
Exchange
Friday
Electric & Equip...
Supermarkets
Allen
Allied
751
40
10% Mar
50% May
15
Feb
Feb
■
59%
•<
J?
Par
Feb
57%
30%
__
56 %
7.;
25% May
I 464
75
;
)
■;
-
•
Feb
26
31%
Jan
59% May
.
May
113
29%
59
31%
"
31%
-
62%
56%
30%
•
29%
55%
Detroit Stock
Jan
56'A
24%
of Prices
;•/ 89
deb
S T O CK S
Jan
30%
10
common
4%%
Jan
24
Low
"7. 286
1714
8
10
55%
Jan
51% May
Jan
23%
.
'•<
Jan
41
41
Sale Price
49°^
57-
Apr
28% May
Par
;
>
25%
10
Mar
Range
'•<
May>
17% May
2
Jan
-Feb
56
Apr
23%
40
Week's
:
98% 101%
29%
56%
•
:
.
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Piano
W)
bonds
31% May
Last
48
Jan
87%
7
48% May
8
69%
'
Electric
(F
Continental
Baldwin
98%
Jan
486
Friday
74% May.
50% Jan
45
15
__
Carbide.—
Consumers
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Papers common
]
Sulphur
•
56%
STOCKS
...
7
26 %
7
16%
34%
33%
....
50%
„
Shoe
34
31%
543/3
53
38% Mar
■
May
30
454
131
.
7
.
25%
,
12%
—.
Jan
31%
50%
...521/4
8
...1
■
Texaco
Feb
__
'
__
59%
1
Steel
53
__
<
531/2
10
—;
S
25%
•
6.25
System
;__7
——
S
80
Waldorf
J)—
(Ohio).
U
18%
57%
U
Oil
Jan
38
57%
•
Oil. (N
Studebaker-Packard >«.
Feb
—
com—251
com
50
Standard
18%
56%
.
77
"52
18%
.
——.6 %
48
21
' High
7,
31% May
51%
48
•
—
7
81%
51%
—
50c
».
,
(Cal)
24
14% May
—
Co
:
Oil
72%
71
349
•
Machinery Corp
1
77%
,•
.15
.'
5
89% May
224
Shoe
...3
Jan
90
Torrington Company
200
Apr
15%
40'A
29%
21%
Union
34%
28%
21-
a.
Standard
Texas
14%
38
__
Fruit
Feb
33%
._
56
21%
...
Rand
Standard
32 Va
-1-2/5
Co
Range Since Ja Al« 1
Low
31%
U
750
1,069
695
1
United
Sperry
Shares
High
32%
14
305
Stop & Shop Inc
United
Feb
55
33% May
—
•
Association
11%
24
58%
Southern
Low
-'.
5
Sears Roebuck
Socony Mobil Oil
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
22% Mar
Jan
34%
ft
Drug & Chemical Co
Shawmut
75%
11%
25'A
46%
74%
—
10
2.50
Pennsylvania RR
37/2
Jan
;
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
57%
150
544
1,553
1,421
1,874
71%
42%
Jan
55
Apr
17
Jan
Mar
76%
May
44 % May
137
19
—
Company
Kennecott
New
45
61 %)
94
52 %
93
Jan
52% May
40
19
Jan
35
395
18 /a
583A
89'A
68 %
—
136%
63
2
53%
—/
•
First National Stores Inc
General
—
Jan
80%
Street
Mass
cum
..
17%
113'A May
43% May
477
110
44 A
—.
30% Mar
Jan
15
Par
,
St
High'
25'A May
"
203
52%
18 A
—
5
Co
Range
—
10
Co
Service
Copper
84/2
:
/
Low
*
"
9
505
6,228
■
.
15 /a 16/a
113% 122%
44 A 46 A
82 A 84 4
64% 64%
39 A 39/a
.
—
25
•
100
Co
Edison
Boston
Boston Personal
15 /a
120
50
Anaconda Company
25%
2514
--
--
Week's
Last
Sale Price
•
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Agricultural Chemical—Motors Corp
»1.66%
Tel & Tel—
33%
American
for Week
of Prices
..
.
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Pi ice
STOCKS
/
Week's
Friday
S
S T O CK
Monday, May 21, 1962
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
Boston Stock Exchange
Ford
*
.
.
(2410)
38
Jan
Feb
43
39% May
4,900
100
48
29
397/a Mar
May
2% May
.
Jan
2% Mar
31% May
52%
Jan
12 % May
15%
Feb
22%
Apr
25% Mar
38 Va May
9,800
260
800
3,200
200
53 % Mar
19%
Feb
13% May
1% May
fe00
20
23% May
36% May
•
47% May
34% May
^ t:.? /
•,
24%
Jan
17%
Feb
1%
Feb
26
42%
Jan
Feb
47% May
42%
Jan
Volume
Number 6161
195
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„■;.
(2411)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
I
V
•
%
35%
Corp of America (Un)
Central Illinois Public Service
_•——
-
39
500
20%
Celanese
21
Last
400
43% Mar
35% May
20% May
/ 21
May
of Prices
Par
Mississippi JRiver Fuel
Modine Manufacturing Co.
LOW
10
Central
South
tfc
West
2.00
Corp—
Products
42%
41
1
Champlin Oil & Ref common
1
$3 convertible preferred
*
Chemetron
Corp ,
;_—_1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)___.._—25
Certain-teed
(Un)
.37%
27'%
267/8
Jan
Feb
36 y4 May
52 y8
Jan
29
Feb
Apr
'
58%
41
62
62%
21 ya
21 Va
53%
Paul &
St
*
Pac__
54y8,
Mar
65
Feb
Cincinnati
Cities Service
4%'%
Iron
Muter
Jan
40% Mar
37%
400
35%
Jan
42%
45%
44%
46%
2,700
43 %
May
32%
30%
32%
4,000
71%
78%
400
30% May
71% May
-IIIII5OC
Co
aJL
Iron
Corp
System
Fuel
Colorado
Columbia
—-15
/Un)
com
&
Gas
Edison
39
62 x/2
.
12 Va
v
__
26%
Jan
National
Gypsum
Co
National
Lead
Tile
■
62
24%
37% May
,91
Feb
43'
58%
Feb
25%
41 y2
39%
33
&
^-1.33%
Foods
:,
1
(Un)
4%
15%
59%
63%
27%
27%
Car
Illinois
Corp new com___7
Corp
Gas
93% Mar
Northern
Indiana
70
Northern
Natural
'
Apr
54%
Jan
12% May
17%
30%
Apr
39% May
38%
Gas
Co
Can
Continental
Insurance
Continental
Motors
Controls
Corn
of
Co
Products
(Minnesota)
Northwest
ft
100
May
Jan
Oak
Manufacturing
Edison Co
Steel
of
Ohio
Oil
Co
23% May
900
40% May
47%
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
700
60
May
71%
Feb
Owens-Illinois
Glass
Pacific
Elec
r
12
11
400
27y2
200
10 % May
25% May
34%
54%
900
50%
60% Mar
30%
32%
300
30% May
42
17y4
17%
200
17
21% Mar.
17
17%
1,300
Jan
May
15% Mar
1
>
Oklahoma
Natural
Feb
Mar
&
Detroit
Diamond
National
Chemical
Drewrys
Du
(Un)
Corp
Manufacturing
Dodge
Dow
Co
—
Co
Co
"
1
(Un;—__5
46%
100
30 %
•
52 Va
50
31V2
450
50 y2
31 y4
.
56%
46 %
•
50
56%
—
___—5
____
Ltd USA Inc
(EI) de Nemours
Pont
49 %
1
_20
1
5
Company
Edison
17%
Jan
Gas
Amer
&
52%
1,800
25 y4
>
224%
25 V*
46 y4
Paramount
&
Air
Eastman
Kodak
1
Inc___
Lines
29 >'
536
Jan
218
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
-34% Mar
Gas
Pfizer
——___10
(Un)__;
Co
23
108
104
100
(Charles)
Feb
Pnilip Morris Inc
1,410
102
Jan
23
6,000
22
May
May
Jan
Natural
Paso
3
Gas_
i
Elgin
National Watch
Emerson
Electric" Mfg
22
22 ys
•
115% Mar
—
,
1
12%
12%
32
_5
35%
36%
1,600
81%
200
32%
31%
35%
1,600
6y4
2,200
49%
500
Service
Fairchild
Camera
Falstaff
6ya
Instrument Corp_l
44x/2
Corp
&
Brewing
Corp—
Tire &
Firestone
1
Whitney
___1
_
Rubber (Un)
Wisconsin* Bdflkshardsi?—__—i_5
Ford
Motor
'Foremost
Dairies
Fruehauf
Trailer
F W D
Co
Co
*,—
200
33
300
39
Quaker
Feb
Oats
Republic
Feb
Revlon
s%23%
Amer
1.25
Transportation
Corp__i
Box
General
Candy Corp__
5
General
Contract
62%
1
Rexall
Drug
Dynamics:''
Electric
60
Jan
Reynolds Metals
115%
Jan
Reynolds (R J)
9%
10%
1,180
9% May
14%
Jan
Richman
23%
1,200
22% May
27 Va
Feb
Royal
8x/4
400
8% May
68 y4
General
Foods
General
Mills
General
Tele
Utilities
Tire
Genesco
Gillette
(The)
Alden
Glen
Glidden
Co
3.33%
1
22%
26%
Tire
Gossard
(W H)
Granite
City
Drug
Gray
Rubber
<&
Co new com____„.
Steel
Louis
St
Jan-
National
Public
Mar
Louis
57%
150
24%
Apr
30%
100
31%
Jan
37
Schwitzer
Sears Roebuck
Jan
Servel
Feb
Sheaffer
Mar
Jan
29
Shell
OH
Apr
Signode
Steel
Jan
Sinclair
class
3,000
Lakes
Dredge & Dock
Jan
54%
14%
Feb
Southern
Co
42
May
45 %
Feb
Southern
Pacific
377/a
39
3,900
37% May
44%
Jan
16y2
16
18%
400
*
—
62
62
29
25%
29
38%
38%
40%"
39V2 '
1,400
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Greyhound
Corp
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
Hein
:_8.33%
:
Utilities
(G)
Werner
Heller
___3
(Un)
Corp
Heileman
.
Brewing Co_—
1
Corn—
(Walter E')
Co
new
1
Bartlett "
May
73%
200
2,600
73% May
51% Jan
63% Mar
1,400
32% May
40%
45%
49%
2,800
51%
1,900
45 % May
46 % May
59 %
46%
38%
40
37% May
28% May
52%
Jan
47
17% May
24% Mar
Socony Mobile
Oil
(D
Industries Inc
Sash
Illinois
Brick
Sperry Rand
Spiegel Inc
Corp
(Un)
1
50o
-
Oil
of
Indiana
Oil
of
N
Oil
Co
Packaging
140
vy-'v'1
2
7V2
7%
Sunbeam
33
.'Apt
Inland
Steel
Interlake
RR
International
International
Mineral
Chemical
&
International
Nickel
Co
International
Paper
(Un)
International
Shoe
International
Tel
(Un)
Swift
&
Tenn
Gas
29% May
2,840
6% May
9%
7%
700
7%
7%
27
.
28 % Mar
27
27%
800
27%
1,050
26% May
31%
Jan
Texas
38% May
46%
Feb
Texas
40
38%
40
7,000
Co
Apr
2,090
Transmission
Jefferson
Electric
&
Co
40%
37% May
48 %
Jan
29
750
27%
30%
Apr
Textron
52y4
49%
52%
900
49 % May
38%
300
39%
72
100
72
30%
32%
26%
2,500
Jan
38% May
72
-
May
30% May
57% Mar
v
56%
85
i
Feb
Jan
Corp (Un)
Laughlin Steel
Thor
Power
Toledo
Aluminum
&
Tool
28% Mar
Tri
41% May
57%
Feb
208
23 % May
25%
Kennecott
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
26 % May
Continental
So
:
10% Mar
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
1,300
9% Mar
49%
300
49 % May
59%
Feb
Union
Electric
56%
1,600
53
72
Feb
Union
Pacific
10
May
Gas
Co
Co
&
Llbby
McNeil &
Co__
;
Libby
Liggett & Myers
(Un)
Printing Co common
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
Air
75
76%
1,400
75
May
85%
Jan
United
Lockheed
Aircraft
Lorillard
(P)
65%
65 %
100
65 % May
78 %
Jan
United
Fruit
7%
7%
100
Mar
United
States
McKay
Merck
Merritt
&
Co
Chapman
Middle
South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
700
Feb
58% Mar
24 Vb Mar
25%
26%
900
25% May
28%
Feb
39%
39%
40 %
1,320
39% May
49%
Feb
23%
5,100
23
50%
55
3,200
50 %
16%
17%
200
16 % May
18% Mar
46
46
100
39% Jan
51%
Apr
v>
X23
55
Jan
25% Apr
59 %
May
Mar
15%
17%
3,900
15% May
23 V2
25%
27
1,200
25 % May
31 %
56%
26%
56%
100
55%
Apr
64%
32 ya
200
25%
Jan
35 %
Apr
500
25% May
38% May
31
Mar
42% May
51 ya
jan
68
76
Jan
32
25%
42
42%
4r#%
69
69
37%
H
25%
38%
38%
300
98% 101%
I 25%
2,800
:i"
400
an
Feb
47% Feb
Jan
9
Lines
——
Corp
6%
•
(Un)
5
Inc
10
(Del)
(Un)
Co__
1
•
Gypsum
4
Industries
States
/-
•
98%
600
36
46%
'
—
2,300
47%
1,100
30%
__
900
31%
46%
__
48%
30 Y*
31%
31%
1,000
7%
7%
24%
17%
_8
83
17
__
26
83
26
1
18%
Mar
36% Jan
98 %
43% Mar
May
120%
Jan
Feb
51%
Apr
30 % May
43
Jan
34%
46
Jan
50
Feb
39
Jan
1,700
29% May
7% May
1,100
24
60
83
8% Mar
Apr
30%
Feb
May
16% May
104%
Jan
600
24 % Mar
47%
566
47% May
55%
59
7,800
55 Va May
78%
Jan
19%
20%
700
31%
Jan
1,900
19% May
41% May
54%
Jan
S
Rubber
Co
(Un)
Match
__
__
Feb
Universal Oil Products
1
12%
13%
1,550
12% May
21
Jan
Upjohn
1
23%
86
24J/4
1,210
20% May
25%
427/a
447/a
400
41% May
52%
Feb
Walgreen
May
63%
Feb
Webcor
Jan
10%
Feb
Western
Bancorporation
Union
89
400
85% May
110
Feb
Co
(Un)
Co
Inc
1
(Un)
Telegraph
45%
100
5,400
Apr
36% May
55
37 y4
46% Mar
Westinghouse Electric Corp..
Whirlpool
Corp
21
23 y4
7,000
21
May
28%
Jan
White
57%
127
55
May
67%
Jan
39
200
35% May
82% Jan
39% Mar
Wisconsin
Electric
94% Mar
Wisconsin
Public
10% May
12 % Jan
13
Feb
Woolworth
13 %
Apr
World
16 Va
18%
60%
Feb
400
42
52%
100
.
52% May
11%
61
May
Mar
Jan
65 % Mar
3,700
9% May
15%
Jan
30%
32%
600
Jan
36%
300
29% May
35% Jan
38%
36%
41 %
Jan
32
31%
34%
2,600
31% May
39 Ya
Jan
28%
28%
29%
800
27% May
33%
Jan
46%
46%
100
44%
52%
49
49
200
48% May
55
Feb
51
54%
250
50% May
60
Mar
36
36%
400
36
40%
Apr
Jan
<
Feb
200
10%
10%
12 y2
12 y2
50
1
17%
17%
200
II
45
10%
10%
36%
46%
52%
2
2%
36 y4
—
41%
44%
__
—
lo
45%
83V*
49%
Jan
85 y4
*
37% May
20% Feb
19%
200
44
Jan
Wilson
Motor
&
Co
Co
(Un)_
(Un)
(F W)
Publishing
(Un)
10
L
_
•
10
5,130
33% May
39
Apr
Yates-American
12 Vs
12%
1,400
11 % May
14%
Jan
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
60Yt
64%
11,000
60 % May
70%
Feb
Zenith
Machine
Corp
new
Apr
May
Jan
Co_.
com.
77%
73%
77%
400
73% May
92
13%
Co
12%
Radio
10
Service
62!/2
34%
5
•
Power
•
33%
6.25
1
1
For footnotes, see page 45,
;
10%
57
847/a
10
Mar
May
47%
83J/4
Utilities
66
7%
217/a
7%
2.50
39
Brewing Co
& Mfg (Un)
Mar
Jan
16%
55
Min
34
45%
Universal
*
12.50
28% May
1,000
U S Steel Corp
55
Scott
50
64% May
59% Feb
U
common
Products
55
* ""
Feb
•
&
29%
54
Jan
Jan
Co
Food
23 % Mar
29%
55
49%
17% Mar
23
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's
15% May
46% May
:
60 % May
58 Va Feb
27%
__4
16%c
200
•
31%
1
(Un)
17%
51% Mar
May
Corp
Co
15%
Feb
Jan
2,700
12%
9%
&
51 Va May
38
34%
20 % May
51%
W)
800
27% May
,25% Feb
26
200
Machine
10,200
52%
24%
100
300
600
(F
2,900
54%
17% May
600
:
600
97/3
Mfg
49%
50%
3,700
v
2,100
53%
common
Jan
Jan
21V2
97/3
Cement
Apr
141/3
51%
Field
Feb
35%
27%
1
Marietta
70
30%
i3i/2
5
Marquette
32%
57
May
May
31% Jan
26
2OV2
50c
1
32%
May
48
25
141/8
(Un>—
Marshall
Means
Co
(Un)
1,500
27%
*
(Henry C) & Co
Lytton's
Martin
Corp
Apr
1,700
26%
Apr
51%
10
Corporation
25
55%
6,000
51%
21
10
Corp
United
50c
49
53
49
400
Western
Tobacco
Lincoln
Feb
40%
(Un)
36% Mar
1
Jan
40
37%
(Un)___
31% May
4
,
Leath
32%
3,000
1
i
Corp
1,200
5%
Corp
Paper
RR
Aircraft
United
Laclede
25% May
34% May
47%
•
St
5
Knapp Monarch Co
Feb
200
2,300
,v
—2
(Un)
Corp (Un)_
Salle
La
*
(Un)
40
25%
Jan
500
32%
31%
Jan
Jan
Jan
36%
8%
mm5
31%
33V3c
36
9%
;
5
Co
Corp
1
Chemical
7,400
37
14%
10
59%
•
Edison Co
Transamerica
United
Kaiser
May
% May
7%
50c
Ramo-Wooldridge
53
9%
54%
May
8
8
18%
.3.33%
-
49%
5
10
10
700
300
30%
8
_
38 Va Mar
400
23%
Inc
Thompson
2,100
46
23%
V
26%
41%
,_5
Manville
Jones
220
8%
30
fto
Gulf
Union
Johns
Jan
56%
52%
-—12%
Transmission
28%
•
(Un)
Co
Inc
Eastern
38%
•
Tel
88%
Jan
30%
53%
25
28 V4
3.50
&
Interstate Power Co
72
17%
1
Company
391/2
•
Feb
2,400
27%
18
——
49
1
(Un).
Producing
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
5
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
26%
2.50
,
59
5
Sunray D X L Oil__
Jan
150
7%
•
_:
Jan
62
5
•
Harvester
—
2.50
_
Corp
•
Co
26%
48% May
1
Jan
29%
6%
*
Steamship Co
;
*
1
Corp
Sundstrand
Texaco
Illinois Central
'=.»•
7
common
Jan
142
17%
60
49
I"
10
64%
Jan
Feb
14% Mar
34%
53
25
(Un)
49 %
10
;
J
Apr
135
.
J an
Mar
25%
0.20
(Ohio)
18%
10
;
Co
California
of
15% May
Apr
11
900
8%
36
36
35%
9
Corp
Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
100
10%
10%
5
Storkline
50%
39
8
•.
■
»'T."
55
8%
—;
'
Apr
9% Apr
10
82%
_
Stewart-Warner
50%
1
82%
Standard
29%
1
1
Door
&
-
140
20
.'
Corporation
Huttig
50%
12
Feb
40% May
...
31% May
1,450
11
Jan
Jan
50
4,200
78%
15
(Un)
Feb
700
15
10%
33%
25
(Un)
Co
Jan
Jan
52
10
31%
1
(Un)
18 i.
15
Apr
52
31 y8
50
Standard
38%
16%
33%- Jan,:/-
48%
Standard
43 %
15%
4,200
48%
Apr
Jan
12
39
Jan
i31%
800
Feb
Jan
Jan
15%
37
Jan
80 %
300
Apr
25
38
800
30
Feb
Mar
41
,
53 % May
29
Apr
1,365
29%
2,400
4,100
7
700
29%
m>«
21%
44 Vs
66%
•s
3,ieo
12,400
1,050
47%
Oil
Jan
13%
.m
14%
Standard
57
16%
29%
60%
46%
Feb
100
13
v
28%
53%
20%
Kollsman Indus (Un)_.II—III
50
300
400
14%
Standard
Jan
-
38%
Feb
67
May
14 % May
20% May
46% May
Mar
45
■
46%
90
Apr
34% May
:1,500
15%
16y2
25
H) Co Ltd
Holmes
Howard
38%
;
—
com___25c
Hertz
Hupp
;
3
&
Corp
Hibbard-Spencer
"
,*
*
"____
v,
36% Mar
35%
•'
Southwestern Public Service
-
Jan
57%
0
39% May
11% May
34%
May
May
31
32%
73%
__1
Co
100
18y2
700
1,100
32%
Standard
Great
800
Jan
59% Mar
54%
1
Strapping
600
47
Jan
A
42
34%
Apr
38%
•
Oil Corp
17V4
33%
33%
-I-IIia
Cn
29%
41%
45%
31
32
33%
106%
1
42
__
31%
31
1
24% May
17Vz
Jan
20 g
—
38% May
45%
91%
3
Pen
300
•
50% May
73% May >:\.,
31
28%
Co
(W A)
9,100
_1
11,307
54
B
5,300
••
81
500
79%
•
Co
Class
28 Vz
100
400
53%
73%
I
&
23%
-
Jan
*
Corp
38y4
12
Feb
62%
-
5
1,100
Jan
Jan
33%
21% May
Feb
57 % Mar
May
Apr
1.40
i6!/2
f
85%
Jan
Feb
18%
51%
_1
95%
Feb
26%
*
i
81%
5
387/a
•
81%
com
"A"
26% May
49% May
42
55%
53%
Stockyards
Service
V 79 % May
21%
May
56
Regis Paper Co
San
Diego Imperial
Sangamo Electric Co
800
16,600
45
40%
St
42
'
6.25
Co—
Stores.
15
3%
93 y8
-•
290
1,600
Schenley Industries (Un)
Sobering Corp (Un).
.12
10
Co_________»
12
Feb
86
Feb
25y4
45%
35
•K<
Apr
52y2
45
700
4,330
Co (Un)
6%
41 y2
___1
———
Petroleum
38 V4
7
common
(Un)_—__"
Dutch
78% Mar
31%
52% Mar
29%
36%
49%
May
Co
68% May
25
com—30c ■:/
1
(Un)—
Brothers
27% May
31%
Corp_
new
new
Corp
Co
G-odyear
Rubber
&
52%
■£■
42
Co (Un)
Tobacco (Un)_.
4,100
27%
1,600
2,200
30%
5
4,600
26%
1
2.50
Inc
62% May
2% May
5%
15%
47%
28
5
30ya
100
14%
42
28
,
(Un)
7iy2
6
14%
47%
10% Mar
Jan
Feb
55% Mar
♦
791/3
.v,
27%
(Un)_
Electronics
&
General
.
1.66%
Corp
Portland Cement
Public
-
—3
v
2,100
•
new
27%
71%
•
;
:
Inc
■V-. 100
13 %
70
-
•
68y2
.29
5
Motors
General
General
Gen
(Un)
Corp
13 %
30% May
May
28
May
14% May
1
May
6
1
Co
V;
2
Finance
General
General
13%
38% Mar
45 Va
32%
10
43
,
29 %
45%
29%
2.50
89%
,
24%
(Un)
1,200
526
23 % Mar
20% May
45 % May
(Un)
6,400
1,000
19% May
500
Corp
45%
3 -y'
200
Chem
&
93%
2%
3
600
19%
22%
58%
Inc
Apr
St
Gen
General
Steel
38%
48 %
May
May
.
Feb
32%
52
Co
62%
,
Jan
19%
5
of America
22%
__
Jan
36%
•
21%
56%
Raytheon Company
69% Mar
May
Feb
41
91%
May
81% May
46%
(Un)
Feb
8%
43
10
.
33
39%
40%
33
Jan
89%
V■ —i..
91
*ixl
Corporation
33
35% May
•
56%
(Un)
42
44 % May
Feb
May
5
Company
Pure
16
May
Jan
45%
50%
(Un)
of Ind
Jan
8y4
,i
—2
Inc
6
39
39%
U--5
Co
44 %
__
•
First
6
Feb
49 Va
12.50
(Un)
Co
Pullman
Oil
Jan
39 %
200
34%
'
42% May
500
33
36% Mar
50 %
20%
33%c
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Gamble
Radio Corp
Fairbanks
Feb
Apr
Jan /.
•
Coke
Co
Corp
26%
12% May
31% May
100
&
Phillips Petroleum Co
Public
48
Jan
14%
-
Mar
44%
May
4,100
•
&.
30%
'
El
30
43
41'/2
33 %c
Phelps
27%
49
•
Jan
900
44%
1
Co
&
18% May
;68% Apr"
Jan
2,400
81%
0
Jan
253% Mar
-
-•
50
.,72%
May
28% May
/
V
Jan
1
(Un)
Light
Dodge
71%
'
Feb
Jan
5
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples
5%
May
39%
10
America
Airways
Co
Feb
53 %
May
23
23
39%
Feb*
95%
Jan
May
36
33%
r»
Co
Jan
Procter
Eastern
1,500
40%
»
800
42%
6.25
Pictures
Parke-Davis
56%
50% May
25% May
600
224 y2
218
17%
/
57
1,900
-
V
39%
7.50
Corn
(Un)
of
World
60%
48% May
56% May
400
Gas
Chemical
Packaging Corp
Pan
Peabody Coal
Deere
47
>
17
'
Jan *
20%
-
25% May
>
Jan
11
'
33%
16%
•
62 V*
17
38%
46
15
_
24 V*'
42%
__
45
30
46%
1
(Un>_
60
30%
__1
(Un)_____
Apr
51%
12.50
(Un)
Amer
Curtiss-Wright Corp
42%
-
23 y2
40%
—
________—,1
Publishing
May
28% Mar
—_1
"0,800
37%
5
3.33
Co
700
.5
.s
37
600
27
1
(Un)—
Corp
America
44'
40%
38
0
(Un)__
61
.
100-
41%
42%
10
Bancorporation
23 y2'
41%*
10
I
.
Co_
Crowel-Collier
Crucible
Co
-
T300
13,400
'
'55%
May
15% May
58% May
850
18%
57
Apr
"
May "
4% May
-
100
'
Jan
30%
May
:
81
200
-
15%
61%
61%
•
Co
4%
400
45% Mar
33
Public Serv
.
-17%
lo
Co
Northern Pacific Ry (Un)
Northern States Power Co—
Jan
25 y4 May
37%
" 37
-
a
:
Co^ (Un)
Continental
♦
47
"
Jan
132%
?
1
85%
1
(Un)
•
Cpnsumers. Power Co new commonContainer Corp of America-i;
27
6%
*
59%
83
83
1
RR
Aviation
North American
49%
5
Jan
Apr
86% Mar
May
1,100
r
1
Mfg
Central
American
2728
Illinois
7,700
33
■
—
(Un)
27%
Jan
52%
37%
,
May
95
457
5
(Un)
(Un)
Ohio
Consolidated
5
"300
*
Northern
2,600
28
■
41%
York
North
Chem
95-96
Northern
-17 % Mar
Jan
100
95%
Jan
•
May
5
5
Mar
•
*
300
27%
New
Co
(Un)
36
.
■
:■Apr7
12%
300
Mar
Register
"50
Jan
62% May
2,550 '■
>
50
52% May
4,000
15%\ t
&
Jan
160
44
12 %•
National Distillers
43%
50
62 y2
Feb
•12% Mar
Jan
800
,
17%
May
200
/
?
National Cash
1
48% May
100
92
15%/ -15
-ft 43 ys
12y2
Co
•
22
10
'
1,800
29
39
a
*
92
1
5
—10
Commonwealth
28%
29
—5
Inc—__
Colgate-Palmolive
140
52%
52%
__
-
Jan
5
Feb
59%
12% May
807
•
Company
25%
Apr
Apr
•
45%
•
20%
53 y4
100
-
T-:
51 %
45%
—100
Electric-Ilium
Cdleman
49
i_
1
com
preferred
Cleveland
49%
-
8.50 '
Com————;
Cleveland-Cliffs
;
.—•—10
Co___,
Products
,;City
12% ~
23%
23%
10
"10%
,
25
.
Electric
&
Gas
80
715
C 12%
••
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.i—*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp—_.
■
t
53% /
High
36%
37
(Un>-
National
Milw
Chic
—
Low
400
Motorola Inc
39
1,250
Cnemical
Range Since Jan. 1
37%
m
Montgomery Ward & Co_.
23 y2
350
27%
36%
Monsanto
46 %
Shares
High
37%
•
800
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
Sales
"
'
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
>
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
39
12%
13%
1,100
12% May
16% Mar
15%
15%
15%
90
88%
90%
62%
58%
65
100
15
Jan'
390
88% May
2,300
58 % May
17% Apr
106
Mar
75% Mar
»
r
*
*■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
V
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
\
Friday
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
\
.
.
(2412)
40
+
Par
Harbison
other Exchanges.
Sale Price
California
Electrical
Products
Emporium
18,100
"-.May
5% Jan
T'&I9% Feb-
650
2.800
19
May
30% May
6%
6%
5.50
10
34%
19
20
30% 34% /
21
400
44%
44%
46%
1,200
52c
55c
__
10%
12%
1.45
1.30
1.55
2,600
2,100
8,100
-
21
4
Corp
'7%
10
1
General Exploration Co of California__l
Good Humor Co of California
10c
Holly Oil Co (Un)_1
52c
Ltd class A
.
7%
39
7%
Rockwell-Standard
Seeberg
United
Corp
101
Low
!
39%
150
10%
10%
5
4%
101
500
-
26
Apr
49/4 Ja y
^5c Jan
May
44 A May
21
.
Jan
10 /a May
1.30! May
2.00 Jan
50c
2.15
2.25
1,200
Imperial Western
10c
30c
26c
46c
339.100
jade Oil
50c
10c
10
25c
4%
42c
17
4%
42c
17
1.65
4%
45c
17
1.75
13,100
113.000
1,300
2,600
1
1
1
25
33%c
48c
41c
49c
51,000
2.35
2.45
29
5,900
—
2.05
29
—
25%
25%
400
130
__
2.30
2.30
300
—
6%
6%
4,000
32%
3
15%
20
2.20
32%
11,900
1,400
3,100
1,200
16,000
5
24
3%
23
3%
24
8%
4%
%
4%
%
__
27%
28
300
80,300
52
7%
52%
9c
12c
25,000
on
Jan
48% Feb
9c May
Frank
&
Meier
Petroleum
Merchants
Nordon
H
Oil
Develop
Gas
&
& Gas Co
Reserve Oil
Western
Rhodes
/
*
•'•
Oil
Ranch
Rice
Southern
♦
Cal
Oil
Trico
Co
Co
Gas
&
Co
Gas
„
1
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
>
V
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp_
9%
Jan
2,001
4%
Apt1
14%
1
25c
1
pfd series A—25
50c
__
-
*
*
i
Union
Sugar common
United Industrial Corp common
3%
Preferred
.
Warrants
Victor
Equipment
1
Co
Petroleum
Westates
1
5
(Un)
6%
2,400
6,100
3%
* 4%
1,400
1,700
%
__
10c
—
Mar
53/4
Jan
59
60%
■
408
59
34%
34%
35%
—
182
34% May
20
15% May
76
18% May '
23% Mar
25%
Jan
303/a Mar
31 %
May
15%
15%
<.
19%
27%
"32%
26%
31%
20% '~
28
34%
„
5
-•
63% May
May
37%
Apr
23%
/
10
6.25-
:
-
-
141
854
Jan
18c
4%
39c
16%
1.60
representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
13%
17%
1.75
30
2.90
69c Jan
17 % Mar
2.10 Jan
70c
3%
32
Jnn
2.90
7 /a
19
22
2 80
32%
5
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mar
Mar
Indus¬
trials
640.63
11_
May
14
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
119.61
220.89
92.81
92.82
roads
134.24
Date
May
10
65
Utili¬
Rail¬
% May
80.89
84.05
88.64
80.83
84.05
88.65
150
119.67
221.99
15
655.36
136.18
122.04
225.44
92.72
80.86
84.01
88.65
86.56
16
654.04
136.58
122.50
225.51
92.71
80.71
83.93
88.55
86.48
17
649.79
136.58
122.19
224.55
92.79
80.69
83.66
88.52
86.42
May
134.22
646.20
__
are
compiled daily
Utilities, 6.55; 65 stocks. 15.58.
Averages
Jan
Mar
Apr
May
Mar
70
using
by
divisors:
following
the
-
Industrials,
3.03;
86.59
Rails,
5.34;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range
Closing
Date
for
1962
Mon.
Jan
May
14
124.36
High
144.31
Mar 14
Tues.
Jan
18c
86.60
May
4 /2 Jan
5% Jan
1
Jan
37
Jan
7% Mar
4
Total
May
25% Apr
16
Feb
3
Jan
4% Jan
10
-
Total
15
20
30
5 % Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
the daily closing averages of
are
46c May
Apr
39%
May
15
126.05
Low
124.36
May 14
Wed.
(Un)
Insurance
Oil Exploration
Basin
Williston
*•
Life
Coast
West
com
Jan
11
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
I
;
ii
Investment com
American
preferred
6%
Pacific
>x'-*
Co:::
OU
North
Co
Ltd
Corp
Norris
Inc
Co
Jan
70c
May
59 %
.
•
1.90 Jan
2.70 Jan
27% May
5%
1
5/a Jan
13%
19
2.20
32%
2.90
,
41c May
1.50 Feb
29
Jan
25 A May
2.30 Feb
Oil Co (Un)
M J M & M
101
100
5
Mar
48
Jan
50c
10
-
High
38% May
15
50c
4
Range Since Jan. 1
(
101
-
50c-
*
1
—
1
—
5
(The) Corp
Engineering & Foundry Co
Shares
High
38%
"
50c
for Week
23% Jan
50% Jan
3%
Capwell .Coi
Exeter Oil Co
47%
*
Co"
3Z-.
inc"--
Ink
Cooke
Castle &
A£
«
3%
afi
&
Gas
S5: • 2i'&
***&
Glass
Sales
,
Range
of Prices
Low
.
High
Low
21i5™
«%
3°300 •
i:18S
«
iuc^in^tvT''Inc—:::~i
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
:
lreweMcT^0tSoUd^aatll-M--:-"
lufteR
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
lSe?P°c»rrSd fum p,d<Dn,::;:io5
\
Week's
-
ni.
pfd————100
McKinney Mfg
—:
1
Nateo Corp
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
—10
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Refractories
Walker
Jeanette
Week's
Friday
1
Sale Price
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,
not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
This list does
,
Last
,
Stocks listed
Ranee on
Pri<*e
STOCKS
May
16
126.69
May 17
126.29
High
May 18
125.51
Low
Range
f
Thurs.
Fri.
for
1961
Dec
8
May 14
144.09
r
124.36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
S T O CK S
Sale Price
Par
Alan
Steel
Wood
Stores
Co
1
78%
American
Tel & Tel
33%
120%
Atlantic
S
Electric--
City
Research
Atlantic
B
*
4.33
1
66 %c
Corp
F
Corp
Company
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
for Week
Low
10
80%
5,978
113 Ve 122%
12,104
76%
30
200
2,320
41%
45
28%
500
11%
11%
20
17
16%
533
343/4
28% May
41% May
27% Apr
11% May
143/4 Jan
Jan
493/4
Jan
Jan
333/4 May
14% Jan
■
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
Jan
136 %
76% May
113% May
28%
13
High
303/4
99 %
21% May
22%
30
45
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
22%
American
Arundel
Sales
Range
Low
10
common
Week's
of Prices
19%
SEC
The
the
for
shocks
of
index
stock
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
11, 1962, for the composite and by major
ending May
week
Apr
V
.
1957-59=100
•
Baltimore
Budd
Transit
Co—
5
8%
8%
8%
1,638
12%
1
—
Company
13%
765
9 3%
8% May
12% May
153/4
IV
\fr
D
C
Transit
49%
Delaware Power &
i
Duquesne Light
Electric
Fair
Ford
Motor
—
117
11%
25
46%-
50%
649
31%
1,995
29%
8
Feb
55%
Mar
32% Mar
29 % May
48%
48%
50%
105
47%
56
30%
556
27% May
40%
89%
94%
5,123
893/4 May
116%
Corp
20%
*
class
Inc
A
20%
1,426
9% May
402
10%
39-
Jan
38% May
193/4 May
,
51%
20%
335
...
—
*New
26%. Jan
16%
■
175.4
169.4
;
102.0
98.1
164.6
162.0
97.4
185.5
178.2
113.3
low.
yV
' "" "l'
"'/...'y
'
.
'
■
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
16%
500
14% May
49%
52%
16,361
49% May
57%
Jan
233/a May
343/4
Jan
43 Vi May
1
23%
23%
52
5
41
41
10
40 % May
1
Brothers
Mining
"
116.4
119.8
:
45% Mar
16%
1.66%
164.6*
162.0*
97.4*
Service
—3.3
—6.2
—4.4
—4.5
Feb
9%
38 %
1*
common
Cotd
and
135.6
134.4
111.0
—5.4
"■
127.2
118.1
Jan
15 %
Finance
-1961-1962—
High
Low
,144.3
135.0
—5.9
125.2
101.4
.
—5.6
—5.7
126.7
98.1*
...
Change
123.7
Jan
9%
-
Motors
118.1*
116.4*
119.8*
Goods
Utility
Trade,
Feb
27%
50c
common
134.8
Transportation
12% May
Apr
46% May
May 4/62
127.2*
—
Non-Durable
Percent
-
May 11/62
Goods
Feb
13 3%
May
ll3/a
Durable
63 %
91%
(Julius)
Giant Food
48 % May
8
Mar
122
102% May
453
8%
48%
29%
Acceptance
Gimbel
30%
,
Battery
Co
preferred
General
46%
Dairies
Foremost
329
50%
102% 107%
11%
corn-
Stores
Garfinckel
General
class A
Light
— __
Storage
Food
8%
System
r
$1
105
Publishing Co
Curtis
hi
Composite
Manufacturing
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
—
•
Jan
Feb
lows
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and
M
\;v
: '■
for the current year.
8
8
50
7% Mar
797
253/a May
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Co
International
Resistance
lOc
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Madison
Fund
& Co
10
Inc
Martin-Marietta
Merck
Corp
1
Gas &
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug
Perfect
Philadelphia
Inc
Inc_
Electric
Co
Ritter
Scott
South
Southeastern
Sun
class
Oil
Texas
United
Universal
S4.60
$5
101
60
37%
704
34%
343/4
33
May
14% Mar
15%
1,934
42%
423
10%
100
32%
30%
Service
46%
Apr
56 3/4 May
69 %
Apr
7%
62
7% May
10%
~6%
6
63/8
530
353/4
5,022
63%
2,796
240
19%
19%
422
47
46%
473/a
2,783
17
16%
17%
1,920
—3.50
7%
13.50
*
preferred
73/4
72%
8
93/8
35%
•
32%
34%
*
137
*
.
102
5
93/4
36
110
2,003
36s/8
714
137
19
102%
90
$35,<119,000
8
May
Feb
Jan
44
S.
53%
24,274,430
333,949,664
475,089,483
$1,585,000
29,543:100
674,584,000
$704,129,100
•
$2,000
Government
Bank
International
35,419,000
Foreign
Railroad
and
Industrial
Total
—
36,404,000
$31,580,400
532,377,400
$37,988,000
$37,989,000
$563,957,800
3/4 Mar
46% May
16% May
72%
793/4
10%
May
100
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
Feb
38
Feb
34 %
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
8 % Mar
73/4 May
131
Feb
183/4 Mar
72% May.
93/a May
29%
Jan
Apr
102 % May
Mar
Mon.
May 14
Wed.
May 16
Thurs.
May 17-.
1,210,715
968,395
859,340
Fri.
May 18—
Friday
S T O CK S
Last
Sale Price
Par
Alleghany Ludlum
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox Co
Columbia Gas
steel
""
Duquesne Brewing of Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co_
Equitable Gas Co
:
.
For
footnotes,
see page
45.
~
Shares
66%
32%
25
Low
42
29%
28%
28%
6
8%
«
29%
42%
42%
72
15,000
258,000
273,000
191,000
3,000
206,000
$16,000
$1,402,000
10,000
$25,000
$1,443,000
Feb
38% May
62% Jan
73 % Mar
90
29% May
39 V2
44
25
30 % Mar
8% May
135
-
48%
May
210
9
29% May
10
42
Jan
Week Ended May 18
1962
High
105
30%
q'sq
5,510,580
Range Since Jan. 1
High
66%
1
i0
782,625
Sales
$515,000
for Week
38%
10
Total
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
8vst~em—I
Week's
.
Bond
Bonds
$13,000
$502,000
258,000
-258,000
191,000
-193,000
1,689,505
May 15—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Corporate
Bonds
Shares)
-
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
Domestic
(No. of
Feb
Total
Foreign
Stocks
41% May
145
Feb
Tues.
_
1961
19,566,770
Shares
Mar
22
of
Bonds—
U.
May 18
$1,569,000
Stocks—Number
Jan
43
34% May
19% May
Jan. 1 to
1962
1961
1962
Jan
8
33% May
60% May
511
72%
19,566,770
Week Ended May 18
343% Mar
364
33%
Total
6,074,000
Jan
Jan
64%
37%
common
55
563/4
60%
3,358,470
May 16
Feb
19
16%
May
6 % May
343/s
preferred
$36,988,000
Jan
39 % May
36%
—.I——10
Light
$1,569,000
Wed.
Mar
1,678
60%
j
convertible
4,601,000
5,355
33%
Corp
6,452,000
7%
•
Gas
6,300,000
377,000
277,000
<2,467
10c
Improvement
226,000
6,075,000
6%
•
8,913,000
4,324,000
41%
2.50
$10,717,000
338,000
2,951,310
32%
6
351,000
8,580,000
2,485,500
63%
1
Sales
$10,366,000
May 17
6%
6%
5,994,000
4,777,490
May 18
Jan
Jan
39%
10
B
Jan
Fri.
38
30% May
Co
Bond
Bonds
Int'l
38% Mar
8% May
41 %
Govt.
Bonds
Thurs.
40 3/4
Jan
36%
1,180
1,748
33
33
8%
Transmission
Marion
Jan
34%
Bank
Bonds
33 %
33 % May
793%
Total
Foreign
Bonds
Railroad
95 % Mar
25% Mar
50
Warner Co
Washington
28%
1,537
263/4
14%
Co
Gas
May
23%
843/4
41%
Corp
United
21
21
8%
Co
Public
Eastern
May 15
14%
French Lab
Gas
May 14
Tues.
83%
•
Jersey
Mon.
III:_5
ZZZZ*
common:::*
Paper
Smith Kline &
15% Mar
30%
Jan
U. S.
and Miscel.
Stocks
Mar
May
35%
common
Finance
36
Jan
23
13%
34%
*
common-
Potomac Electric Power common
10
Public Service Electric & Gas com—*
Co
1,282
25%
Light
Philadelphia Transportation
Reading
100
24%
50
Stores
Photo
143/4
233/a
23
3
Water
&
29 %
83%
25c
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania
23%
16%c
Linotype
25%
14%
1
Inc
Mergenthaler
27%
8 3/4
No. of
Shares
Homasote
10%
J
Jan
Feb
Stocks—Number
of
Shares-.
1961
Jan. 1 to
1962
May 18
1961
5,510,580
16,892,055
127,350,586
256,403,400
Bonds—
$1,402,000
$1,673,000
$25,865,000
$22,521,000
Government
16,000
32,000
653,000
Corporate
25,000
60,000
626,000
1,434,000
795,000
$1,443,000
$1,765,000
$27,144,000
$24,750,000
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
32 % Mar
47%
Jan
Total
•
Volume
195
Number
6161
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2413)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
S T O CK S
4 %%
&
Paper
Class
A
Aluminium
Co
Canada
4% %
Co 4% %
Argus Corp Ltd
pfd
6,758
38%
Feb
~/4
jyiar
23%
100
49%
5,943
24%
26
49%
49%
45
46
360
43
54%
25
52
Jan
40
May
26
45%
•
41%
32%
31
May
Feb
•
53
30%
.25
pfd
May
47%
125
33%
25%
23%
24 %
3,525
•
16
Jan
50%
50
100
5% %
Apr
29%
Miron
May
55
Apr
33
Apr
26
Feb
24%
Jan
Bank
of
Montreal
.10
63
63
66
Bank
of
Nova
.10
5,363
c..
71%
71%
75
1,433
17"*
77
76
78
2,107
75%
Feb
82
1,457
'
Banque
Provlnciale
Bathurst
Class
Bell
Power
10
(Canada)
49%
Jan
18%
19
950
54
Jan
53%
20
375
53%
Jan
53%
55%
5%
pfd
Paner
20,562
51%
51%
450
54
54
30
_£1
Bowaters
Mersey 5%%
Brazilian
Traction
Llizht
British
American
Columbia
British
Columbia
•
4.50
4.25
4.75
31
32%
12%
•
13%
Building
Calgary Power
$1.30
•
preferred
Canada
&
Canada
Sugar
Foundries
Canada
Safeway Ltd
Canada
Steamshiu
Canadian
Aviation
$2.CO
pfd
Canadian
•
^
$1.75
Celanese
Converters
Canadian
Ltd
Co
class
61
700
31,010
50
52
53
800
10
575
19
19
195
Industries
Canadian
International
Marconi
Oil
Canadian
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
27
96% May
64% Apr
Rothmans Co
25%
Royal Bank
55
Feb
22
May
10% May
52
May
9% Jan
18%
5%
200
5%
600
14
955
13%
3,186
20
4.50
Mar
Jan
5% May
9
Feb
16
13%
13 y8
2,683
11
11%
875
41
39%
41
2,531
5%
5%
2,525
5
30%
30%
31%
May
3,501
30
May
26
13,420
25
Apr
13
27%
2,747
12
Jan
a23% a23%
•
common
25%
preferred—10
64 %
25%
12 %
12%
•
*
18%
19 %
*
6%
6%
800
37%
250
'
Dome
14%
22 %
22%
23%
*
a3.75
a3.75
50
—*
3.50
32 %
150
27%
7%
8%
1,220
133
134
25
77
23%
8%
—*.
Co—•
__
21 %
■—-2>
6%
pfd
—
128
Glass
75
22
9%
1,400
8
Lime
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
&
Redeemable
Dominion
7%
Dow
Du
of
7%%
17%
17%
100
57%
61%
4,212
77
78
465
Chemical
11
B
Enamel
143
Ltd—;
Ford
9%
Fraser
;
Frosst
Co
&
Gatineau
General
Steel
Great
Lakes
Handy
Holt,
Howard
Hudson
E)
6%
Co
Ltd
Walker
International
$2
1927
Jamaica
Labatt
Laura
Public
Ltd
75
32%
1,521
31
Feb
37
Jan
60
45
Mar
51
Jan
21
21%
260
21
May
22%
Jan
200
21%
22
Apr
Jan
1,929
&
Apr
10
91
Mar
11
11
11%
77%
79 %
80
10%
10%
400
17%
18
325
22%
200
103
103
100
13%
14%
5,4
22%
25%
63,671
23
25
3,552
41%
42%
325
45
25
7%
7%
325
7%
Jan
8% Mar
29
29 %
475
273/4
Jan
32 % Mar
950
29
Jan
a8
13%
24%
Jan
5%
6%
Jan
95
Apr
Jan
7%
Jan
10
Feb
50
8
May
4,409
79
Jan
84% Mar
10%
Apr
11
5,360
a8
Feb
27
53%
Jan
56
Jan
40
31%
2.590
28
83
110
76
Jan
33
Apr
Alberta
15%
11%
Jan
11%
Feb
22%
Jan
Mar
19% Mar
Jan
100
6
8%
Jan
9%
Apr
370
43%
Jan
54%
Feb
12%
8
Jan
8%
Feb
575
16%
Feb
18%
6OO1
Apr
21 %
Jan
50
100%
Apr
101% 101 %
22% Mar
Mar
105
Mar
133/4 May
21% Apr
18%
23
26%
Jan
393/4 Mar
43
Feb
42 3A Mar
45
Feb
Jan
26%
May
25% Mar
,114%
1
Feb
1
Avalon
•
) • "4
.(an
1,405
24%
Apr
28%
Jan
May
4.10
Jan
Bailey
22%
4,025
1
&
11
11
63/4
12%
400
11
Jan
32% Mar
Feb
60
"73
Feb
163/8 May
13
Feb
21 % May
125
63A
7%
32 % May
21% May
May
May
27%
Feb
May
6%
14%
Feb
Feb
7%
Apr
13%
13%
233
13
Apr
•
57
57
58'/a
5,080
54%
Jan
1
Worts
Ltd
Co
2.35
2.35
2.45
1,400
2 °5 Mar
*
14%
Jan
16%
150
17% May
153/4 May
23%
16%
*
17%
17%
930
17% May
19%
17%
*
1
275
22%
Feb
Feb
Jan
19%
20
950
19%
Jan
22
36
19%
36
800
32
Feb
36 % May
*
common
17%
Jan
5?% Mar
2.90
•
A
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Jan
Exchange
Canadian
Dollars
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Par
-
Selburn
Talc
al7% al7%
18%
14% Mar
Line
Co Ltd "A"__5
Ltd
30V*
—1
—
1
——
of Prices
Low
'
—
3.35
Shares
Low
30%
1,030
8c
8c
1,500
7c
2%c
2%c
1,500
3.35
3.55
7,400
—
8,000
38%
10c.
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
2.70
Apr
4.35
Apr
Jan
39 %
7.05 May
10%
38 %
1
8c
High
May
Mar
2 %C
10
7.05
5c
—
30
30%
7.05
3.80
Range Since Jan. I
High
a38% a38%
—
60%
Feb
Bateman
10% Mar
12
Apr
Beatrice
46
Feb
48
Apr
16%
Jan
20
May
May
%
50
7%
20
20%
511
13
1,050
12
12%
3,950
12%
3.60
640
17%
Apr
6%
Apr
15%
Feb
11% May
31 % May
Black
11%
Jan
Blue
% May
15%
Feb
15 %
Mar
3.35
3.60
45
45
65
43 %
Jan
46
12%
50
13
2.126
11%
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
1,940
3.15 Mar
57%
57%
58%
2,165
54%
44%
44%
463/,
7 40s
44% May
151/4
15%
15%
a6%
a
25 %
27i%
26
a98
1,930
614
a98
50
12,0
\
10
15
6%
/
5c
Jan
Mar
Jan
6c
13,760
5c
Feb
9c
6%c
10c
51,683
5c
Mar
10c
3.55
3.90
53,410
1.65
39%c
41c
7,023
38c
15%
15%
1,878
15
6c
Feb
Jan
10c
May
Jan
Jan
4.25
Mar
Apr
60c
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
Apr
7.75 May
34%
1,243
33
May
May
Bonnets
Oil
Raceway
&
Cooper
Gas
Inc
Coro—
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Flooring Co Ltd class B
Canada
Packers
85% Mar
Canadian
Canadian
W/o
Edmonton
Corp
Mines
preferred
Canadian
Refineries
39% Mar
Canadian
1.905
Silica
43
Jan
Mar
Canalask
Nickel
Mines
48%
Anr
53
Mar
Canorama
2 »"r»
78
Jnn
11%
11%
500
11
Mar
al7% al8%
16%
18
al8%
•
143/"
5,305
13%
•
-
29%
110
14 %
710
31
2,310
Mar
Jan
Cantexas
Canuba
Capital
16%
Apr
22%
13% May
16%
17%
Jan
Jan
Feb
May
25C
Jan
15c
18c
3,300
12c
May
18c
May
16%
16%
6.50
6.75
930
17c
18c
1,500
13c
22c 23 %c
146,300
14c
2.50
2.50
850
23%
—
23c
—
880
8%
13
4.00
Apr
Feb
17%
Feb
7.00
Feb
Feb
25c
Jan
Feb
32c
Feb
Apr
2.50 Mar
2.10 Mar
Carbec
Ltd
Explorations
Royalty
Mines
1,200
2n%
3c
2,000
2%c
2.15
500
2.00
5.25
5.25
5.45
200
16%
16%
_*
40%
Co
*
Ltd
-*
1
Industries
Ltd
28
34%
Jan
Central
Explorations
Manitoba
Corp
Ltd
—
—
—
—
400
51
Jan
50
40
Jan
25
24-
Jan
24%
a85
a85
15
83%
Jan
85
1.05
1.15
16,305
1.12
1.15
1,700
93c
3%C
2,500
2%c Jan
13c
13c
1,300
lie
1-75
1.75
3,000
1.60
2%c
2%C
2,500
2%c
3,350
16c
26,000
Mines
Ltd
1
—
—
—
6.50
—
1.05 May
3%c
4.25
*
18
800
14c
Ltd—_1
Feb
55
4.05
Quebec
7.45
173/4
14c
Asbestos
5.45 May
11
Feb
40%
4.10
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A—*
Central Del Rio Oils Ltd.
•
Jan
Apr
55
.*
Cartier
4c
2.90
40%
1
Ltd
Cassiar
Feb
—
Feb
28 Va
,T0n
Feb
May
a243/4 a24%
—
1.15
)
Jan
24
—
*
—
18'A Mar
rJan
253A
I
1.15
1
.—
T.r,d_;
Ltd
Building
Mines
253/4
3c
2.00
26
16% May
13% May
May
Apr
16%
17c
*
Corp Ltd—
47
2,215
452
14
5
1
Ltd
51
l.OW
133
10,500
2.00
1—100
—
Knrilak
45%
13%
13V*
—
P->%
17%
13%
a8%
18c
Ltd class B
Investments Ltd—
International Inv Tr Ltd
43%
17
Jan
1
Gen
pi u,
13%
Jan
8c
16%
•
1
58%
17
8%c
*
Ltd
Ltd
50%
*
Jan
4%c May
12% Jan
a8%
1
Canada
13%
7c
10,500
—
—1
—
Jan
6% Mar
86
9,500
5C
17c
*
431%
™
%c
—
l
Ltd—;
5
5
7
__
1
17%
Jan
16%
Apr
7c
4%c
„
*
Ltd
Uranium
18
77
Mar
5c
8.20
6.50
Mining
&
Feb
200
6,835
16c
Jan
5c
1
Calypso Food & Beverage——
Campbell Chibougamau Mines.
Jan
17
May
3c
7c
Warrants
Bornite
Feb
9c
3,000
1
.-100
r—
Calgary
99
80'/8
pfd_
common
Calumet
Jan
17
Ltd
Feb
96.%
77
Mines
Mining Corp Ltd-
River
Bluewater
10%
100
3%c
—
1
Gold
600
a6c
3c
1
59'A Mar
Jan
17
Lake
7.75
aGc
__
—1
Bay Mining Co
Red
15%
1
Ltd-.
52%
34'A
78 %
5
Ltd "A"
Mar
25% May
•
33
May
4.15 Mar
Gas
Ltd
Belgium Stores Ltd
Feb
20
&
Eelding-Corticelli 1%
22%
i
Co—
Oil
Mines
Beliechasse
al8% al8%
7%
45.
21%
52
-
Jan
Jan
1,820
12%
see page
22%
Ltd
certificates
Telephone
665
27
3.40
4,235
Power
18,850
Ltd
25
19%
3
12%
Augustus Exploration—————_1
18%
*
12
*
10
A
63% May
14
May
12%
1
450
'
50
475
8%
4.015
1
Fund
class
Mines
3.35
7.60
class
530
65
15%
Telefilms Ltd
a48
•
490
14
Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
11%
common
21
193/8 May
20% May
50
*
3.35
10
Ltd
19,946
63%
Mines
a48
10
110
20
14%
Atlas
11%
pfd
9%
63 %
A
Arno
—50
Corp
32
9%
19%
20%
Atlas
Barvallee
•
31%
20%
Anglo-Arqer
Molybdenite
Mining
1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
,—5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
1
Baker
-
—
19%
*
Trunk
Gas
Ameranium
Jan
2,030
100
32
*
10
class
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines
Mar
83
49
«.
*
Sale Price
May
56-
45
_•
/ '
.
Feb
I.inec
65
Jan
54%
1
——
.
.
Jan
Canada
footnotes,
Apr
8%
46%
Friday
37%
(John)
For
5% May
51% May
4,987
*
25
Lawrence
3,825
92
S T O CK S
20%
Secord
St
6%
89
6y4
common—
Bank
Trans
B
17% May
common.5
com_.
Laurentide Financial
(M)
Ltd
Lower
23
9%
100
Loeb
Jan
6%
Canadian Stock
Jan
48
4.68%
Service
Jan
56%
Mar
92
common-*
Prices
18% Mar
145
9%
£1
common
6%
62%
Apr
87
5%
% May
850
Feb
Feb
—
*
—
Ltd
Apr
48
40
22%
Steel
(Canada)
Limited
56
preferred
Glass
Class
Zellers
30% May
pfd
Canada
Pine
56
2,888
89
22
•
Canada
trust
25
preferred-:
Iroquois
23
26%
15%
•
Utilities
1,985
50
6%
Pipeline
(Geo)
1,000
preferred
Interprovincial
Feb
139
•
ol
57%
49
6
—
Westcoast
3,937
;
Nickel
56
22
Corp
Knapp
57%
20c
Paper
29% Mar
21%
Jan
10
•
International
Jan
50
new
Gooderham
&
32%
common.
International
24%
32
50c
new
of
Steel
57%
Ltd
Cement
200
54%
*
Power
Corp
Canada
Oil
30%
•
Corn
26 %
Feb
6%
i
Finance
1%
Mining
Acceptance
Inland
y
1
preferred
$4.50
&
Canada
Canada
—*
pfd inc
Imperial Tobacco of
Indus
20
Feb
9%
;
1
Paper $2.00
Oil
Jan
Mar
30%
—32%
—
Co
40
•
26
Pittfield
Bay
8
83
•
Bay
Imperial
2r>
31%
10
A__
Smith
Hudson's
800
56
—.
Class B
&
Jan
J an
46%
100
12% Mar
3,525
100
Oil class
25%
35
*
."
Apr
17
17%
common
Int
85
i^ay
14:2
23%
Paper
Farms
Home
23%
a
17%
Renfrew
Home
2*
142
22%
Andy Co
Hardee
23%
16%
a
12%
—
4%
6%
common-
Structural
21% Mar
23
Wares
Goodyear Tire
18%
213A May
535
Jan
rjn
14%
——5
Motors
General
13% May
1,837
May
18%
17%
preferred
(Chas
6,880
353A
Mar
11,468
•
.
5.00
19
67
20%
—.—-1
Corp
_.——
Jan
17% May
May
D 7 '/2
19
of Canada
Power
143/a
22%
Jan
May
4,255
-50
—
Canadian
Petroleum
13%
21%
35%
•
——
A
common
Canada
Webb
Jan
26%
3.50
19 %
•
.
15%
20
13%
*
Cos Ltd
French
A
class
common
of
Weston
12%
*
—
Foundation Co
May
89
*
Ltd
Viau
50% Mar
6% Mai-
23 %
—1
Co
Corp
Union
Feb
45% May
11% Apr
10% May
1?% May
Heating Prod class A——*
Motor
class
Cement
Trans
Jan
900
:—_—3%
common-
Coro_
Jan
27
10
A—
United
Apr
450
Uj%
.
Players
Fleetwood
55
Feb
49
10
—
Co
Trans
Mar
82
24%
7%
»'•
Corp
&
Famous
May
21
Feb
10%
100
Dupuis Freres class A
Electrolux
50
2,525
5%
A
Co
Traders
Feb
7
23 %
.:
preferred
170
27
26%
common
—
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
4.00
12%
common„•
_.
common.—
Canada
23% Mar
50
25%
preferred——100
class
Texaco
Apr
10%
.—.————*
Brewery
Pont
200
7
preferred
Bros
4,110
4.60
77
—*
preferred
Donohue
300
21%
57 %
Coal
Textile
11%
20
4.60
Ltd
&
14'/a
21%
35%
£
Jan
25
Jan
6,390
*
common
Dominion Stores Ltd
27
—15
—
common—
Steinbergs class
32% May
Jan
46%
Steel
16% Mar
Mar
250
common.•
Steel
&
May
50
'
*
pfd
4%%> pfd
Standard
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
1,200
20%
—*
;—
Foundries
65 % May
20
Water
Inc
Southam
20 %
7% May
77
-
11%
*
25
Dominion Corsets
Dominion
45%
2.50
Bridge
Dominion
21% Mar
Jan '
20
_*
Simpsons
Feb
27%
Apr
23%
'.'••i
2
Dominion
Feb
Jan
57%
.
——
—
19%
20
9,257
3,804
common
A
Series
Mar
6%
May
45%
2
*
6,740
14
9
Y7
—*
—
common
Petroleum
Coal
215
Apr
65
100
-
Foods
Sicard
Jan
35
Feb
Seagrams
Dominion
20%
May
21%
_1
Series A 4%
Jan
41
Jan
32
*
A
16 %
4% Mar
15
Franco-Canadian
Dominion
Gas
Sons
Voting
Distillers
Jan
Jan
90
20
•
common—
preferred
Class
Jan
14
Jan
•
;—;
72%
21% Feb
15% Feb
200
15
May
12% Apr
10% May
•
Ltd
16%
18%
■17%
100 %
14% Mar
450
62%
1
class
&
Shawinigan
% May
^.1%
___
Seal
4,100
18%
14% May
62 %
*
of Canada
Lawrence
5%
May
com—•
Power
Glass
&;
Feb
44 % May
Feb
98 %
100
Paper
Salada
8% May
5% May
13%
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Textile
Cork
77
50
Jan
63
*
common
(Canada)
Lawrence
St
Jan
62%
Enterprises
Zellerbach
St
35% Mar
38 %
Jan
V)
Russell
Feb
•
.
International
252
May
11
(A
Rolland
Feb
53
62 %
6
Roe
Apr
12% Mar
Feb
5%
J)
Foncier
75
90
20%
„
*
E)
Feb
Feb
21%
1
Aluminium
25%
5%
„
Credit
—
111
May
14
a
88%
•
common
preferred
(Albert
Apr
14% Mar
*
preferred
Jan
1,200
-
Consumers
IO43/4
100 100 %
•
Power
Reynolds
43
Jan
*
Ltd
1961
615
28%
42%
ai4
88%
-5
preferred
Jan
Feb
Farms
Coronation
common
Canada
Co
94
May
Vickers
(B
42
Corp
Quebec Telephone
Jan
Commerc«_10
Ltd
of
Quebec
Mar
23% May
32
Railway-————-25
Cockshutt
Jan
Tubes
22
36
common
Companies
Car
6%
Reed
150
Co
Pacific
32
27%
.
May
11
Feb
1,955
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
27 %
179
5
Quebec Natural
Jan
34
13%
31
958
——
27%.
__
32%
8%
*
11%
1,840
8% May
27% May
108
8%
100
:
preferred
29 %
37%
5%
100
28
*
A
♦
Products
Bros
Jan
7%
1
Jan
8%
Feb
1
Feb
37%
*
10
10%
common
28
32%
B__
Apr
Jan
Light & Power
Steel
28'(1
1
7%
8%
Petroleum
4%
Feb
80
Canadian
Combined
•
410
9%
:
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian Imperial Bk of
Steel
Corp
Price
Jan
25%
400
7,350
•
Feb
56%
8%
10 y4
Power
Feb
37
8%
10%
10
:
preferred
1958
common—•
Husky
Coghlin
60
Apr
?"*% May
65
250
Jan
30%
1,550
__
32%
51
108
10 y8
*
—
Placer Development
Apr
18
8,100
pfd
class A
4%%
Scotia
Jan
14
12%
Locomotive
Page-Hersev
Mar
4.75
Jan
28
Canadian
Canadian
2,312
24%
52%
•
15%
10,975
96%
com—
—;—.—*
common
Chemical
Crush
1,420
a22% a22%
10%
10%
__
10%
50
Aluminum
series
Crown
33%
"
■*
.
common
Canadian
Crown
610
23%
1
53
May
22,579
11%
108
27%
Penmans
Jan
37%
Feb
96%
96%
.*
Electronics
British
24
100
preferred—;——
Canadian
12
53%
30
30%
a28% a29%
23%
24
__
10
common
4.40%
Breweries
Canadian Bronze
850
10,724
21 %
Jan
3.00 Mar
May
17%
20%
a29%
•
common
Canadian
20%
30
20
Dominion
Iron
■>;.
*
51
60c
60c
12%
40
Pacific
Apr
7
common-
nartic
Ogilvie Flour Mills
54% May
% May
31
33
common
'
53
Mar
53c
55c
•
_•
Ontario
58 % Mar
Jan
6,017
53%
.25
.
common
Cement
51
24,560
:
17
Products
Canada
Credit
31%
•
Products—
Columbia TeleDhone
May
51% May
200
Power
British
53 3/4
3,800
52%
Power-
<5s
Forest
6%
52%
Oil
British
5%
_50
pfd
'
23
27%
Nova
57% Mar
I25
preferred
6%
Jan
53
May
193/4 May
Noranda Mines Ltd
Feb
17%
53%
_*
.
Paper
5%%>
48
18%
Stores
(Robt)
National
Jan
53%
common
May
25
2,786
100
National Drug & Chemical
Jan,
83%
ty.
-50
Paper
Telephone
Bowater
it/FA
-50
&
A
Bowater
51
75%
—ay
■
23 %
May
May
23
7,331
20%
Montreal Trust
Jan
Scotia
Banque Canadian National
20%
20
common
Breweries Ltd class
Morgan
23
21% May
60c
Ltd
Montreal
54% Mar
36
195
23%
High
Feb
19%
Class B—
Jan
23%
17%
20
Preferred
Apr
53
1
115
20%
.•
Jan
49 %
1
Feb
Co
Moison
——
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
23
10
Tel
preferred
Mitchell
46% Mar
*"
&
Metropolitan
Jan
50
?"%• May
28% Jan
235
25%
53 %
2.50
Shares
High
23
—
Massey-Ferguson
Feb
51% Mar
34% •1,920
31
May
Low
2.50
Tel
Rights
for Week
of Prices
Ltd •
B
Maritime
May
12% Mar
290
51
53
27
22%
11,904
43%
•
5%%
,
1 (
51
50
Corp
230
900
40%
50
Atlas Steels Ltd
27
Class
49% May
Jan
54%
common
Bailey Selburn
47%
High
47
50
—
preferred
Asbestos
Low
23%
47
50
preferred
$2.60
High
15%
50
pfd
Since Jan. 1
Range
15%
•
of
preferred
$2.50
46
Shares
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
MacLaren Power & Paper—
Class A
Sales
Range
Par
25%
•
Ltd
Aluminum
$2.90
46
_*
Algoma Steel
Anglo Can Tel
Sales
•
common
Last
Sale Price
25
Sugar
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Low
•
common—
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Ended May 18)
Dollars
Range
of Prices
Par
Power
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Abitibi
in
(Range for Week
Exchange
41
a9c
a9c
800
12 %
12%
1,200
33
33
25
4.05
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
May
12%c May
8c
May
•
May
56% Mar
40 %
May
Apr
May
1.50
Jan
1.15 May
4%c Mar
Jan
16c
1.75 May
•
4%c
Jan
4.75 May
29c
Jan
12
Jan
11 % Mar
13
Anr
33
35
Jan
Apr
6.40
6.85
2,100
6.40 May
4c
4c
3,000
4c
Jan
8.50
Feb
5c
Jan
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
of Prices
Par
Low
_—
Gas Co
Consumers
Copperstream Mines Ltd
£: Provost class
Ltd
Dalfen's
5c
5c
3C
3Yac
al.00
al.00
42%
Ltd_l
a5c
•
19 V*
19
19 Y4
1
-1
1.35
1.32
1.40
29c
27c
30c
12 y4,
12%
14 Ya
14 Ya
Glen
Jan
10 %
May
Jan
13C
28%
900
30c
5,000
50c
4,500
45c
26 Ya
770
10%
24c
Mar
50c
22c
Jan
45c
13,000
4,100
4c
4c
10c
32,500
9%
9%
3,505
55 Ya
59
1,700
55% May
4c
4C
5,850
2%c Jan
4%c
5c
12,800
al50
10
147 % May
40c
42c
25,200
27c
11 %c
7c
7c
8V2C
18c
19c
3 Vac
3%c
500
27%
28
12%
1.88
8c
8c
1.70
1.99
22%
1.84
23%
Jan
4c
May
Apr
6c
9c
3,000
6,250
2.50
200
600
6%
6Va
225
1
9.00
200
4c
2,500
4c
1,850
9%
Jan
27 Ya
300
26
Feb
75c
'
4%%
8.40 Apr
Jan
<
t
1.05
1.10
800
22
22%
1,105
Jan
Ya
3%c
3 Vac
3,100
3c
.
.
v
1,700
10c
8%
100
9Va
525
1.20 Mar ?■?.
.
May;
I 12
j
Mar v
•'j^nlTi&khAPRW"
Jan
87/a
Apr
27
Jan
13c
8%
9%
3%C
13C
13c
7c
10% Mar
29 V4 Apr. „
15% Apr
10% May
700
11
10%
10
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd— —I
—1
Marchant Mining Co_.
17c
Feb
10%
Feb
9,000
€0c
May
Jan
6c
9c
11,862
47
650
45
alO
— —
all
55
10
5%
5%
5%
369
33c
Chipman—-
Mercury
7c
31c
35c
26,900
lie
Jan
Feb
12
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
Feb
4.90
...
30c
4c
4c
4c
1,000
4c
65c
68C
4,000
65c
Jan
50C
May
65c
Jan
1.53
May
iLr,.„M
Mar
84c
Apr
'
Merrill
Island
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chihougamau
Mines
20V2C
„5
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
—
—1
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd— —1
-1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
•
Moore Corporation
Automatic
New
Lake
Jack
Newrich
New
Uranium
;v
.
$2,60 preferred
Ash
Exploration
Co
Atlantic
Steels—
Mines
of Nova. Scotia
American
North
American
Asbestos
red
sink
fund
Mines
Pennbec
Mining
1st
5YaC
2,600
80
142
14c
22c
200,200
Apr
7c
Mar
22c
May
Corp
B
Mills
Building
Ltd
I5ry
Burrard
500
8c
Mar
12c
Jan
21c
20c
24c
55,000
6.00
6.05
600
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec Lithium Corp
___1
-.
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
i
-1
Quebec Telephone 5% 1951 pfd
Ragland Nickel Mines
.2#
1
—
Crest
Roberval
Ruby
Gold
Mines
__
Jan
700
80c
6,000
48c
Jan
7c
9,500
60
Apr
6c
„
__
__
20%
__
•
Mining Corp——.
Enterprises Ltd—
1
Foo's
9% May
55
44%
45
68
8t
Lawrence
Metals
Diversified
1
Lands
•
Development
Sherritt-Gordon
1
Mines
Ltd
X
Shop & Save 1 *957) Ltd
Siscalta Oils Ltd—Eiscoe
Mines
*
__2
Ltd.
Sobey's Stores
South
Dufiult
14c
Apr
7c
.
Apr
13 Ya
Air
__
29c
__
__
„
Jan
Canada
13c
13c
12,820
20%
20%
61c
62c
Mar
49
Jan
Mines
Ltd.
64c
2%c Mar
9,000
sisoo
40c
1,250
2,100
6.55
6.80
4,750
1.10
1.15
1 300
28c
37c
44^200
100
1,805
*700
35c
—...
__
1.65
9%c
1
Mines
_t
;
Talisman Mines Ltd
Tartn
Mines
Ltd
—
see page 45.
♦
1
5 500
105
37
1.80
27,850
36c
2,100
a5c
__
33c
a5c
100
6.15
6.25
775
1.55
—•
1
Ltd—
10c
105
1.55
1.58
15%
31c
15%
34c "
1300
'450
86,700
—1
75c
69c
80c
71,800
•
11 %c
ll%c
13c
2,055
25
55%
29,079
51%
53%
150
51%
52 Ya
260
4.25
4.80
71,721
9c
105
1.35
30c
4.50
77
77
25
Jan
38c
Apr
IOV2C Jan
71
20Y8
541/2
8Y2
8%
37%
Jan
Jan
14 V4
Feb
Jan
15
Jan
163/e
Ya Jan
Feb
18
Feb
28
Jan
20
Jan
20Ya Mar
50%
Jan
56%
Feb
8Y2 May
215
''765
;
Jan
86
15% Jan
25 Y2 May
910
,
Feb
12
23,996
20
Jan
,
14%
14 Y2
<53 Ve
Apr
6%
30% May
-
329
26
Apr
80
.
V 47
Apr
15Ve
17%
97/e
Jan
~
200
12
Jan
16
33%
33
34
1,355
30%
Apr
36 Ya
9 Ye
2,277
8%
Jan
10 Ya
Jan
8 Ye
8i/a
225
8Y8 Mar
1.60 May
•
Jan
9
16
100
16
May
8Ya
Feb
Class
Lines
$1%
17,490
30 Ya
912
28
Jan
33
30
29 Ya
30
28
Feb
23%
17 Ye
Jan
24%,
24
23 Ya
24 y*
1,207
23 y2 May
23%
245/e
3,995
22
Jan
72
>73
130
72
May
54 Ya
55%
295
51
Jan
57%
79
80
422
77
dia.il
btt
95 Y2
951/2
5
55 Vu
80
95%.:
61%
475
58
12%
131/2
390
11%
575
22 Ya
22Y2
200
22 Y2
59
6
5%
10%
.
Jan
Jan
1,790
2.50 May
3.65
Jan
2.50
550
3.50
Jan,
13%
.13 Ye
13%
2,120
2.50 May
13 Ye May
32 y4
33%
1,500
32
Jan
36%
36 y4
371/e
4,425
36
Mar
I—
,
Dock.
±
7%
7%
8 Ya
6,025
5%
2:85
12,660
2.30
6 Ye
6»/a
1
—
79c
85c
1.10
11%
1.05
1.20
11%
1,150
8
8%
470
5Y4
52 y4
52I/4
50
25
6Y2
63/4
2,811
2,725
Gas
Energy
L
Warrants
Canadian
Canadian
General
Electric
pfd.
Securities
Feb
Canadian Hydrocarbon
"B"_—*
Imperial Bank—
Industrial Gas—
Industries
Jan
Canadian
Long Island
Marconi Co—
90c
May
15%c
Jpp
Canadian
Canadian Oil
$5 preferred
—
Canadian. Pacific
Feb
Apr
54 Va
50
Jan
8%
Feb
4.25
Feb
3.15
38%
600
37% Mar
40%
21
21
500
21
24
5%
6Y4
7,220
5% May
2.05
1,690
2.00 May
Hi/a
7,945
12% Jan
—•
2.00
13%
62 y*
64%
9%
9Ye
9%
13
14
33 Ya
May
Feb
Jan
8y4
Feb
3.25
Jan
15%
•
Feb
1 50 May
271
1.50 May
5,508
2,645
62 Y4 May
8Vi Jan
4,395
12% -Apr
38
9,162
26-
Feb
45
5V4
5 Ye
5i/4
890
5
Jan
6%
Feb
30 Ya
3I»/a
6,743
-29% May
34%
Jan
4-
104
104
25
25%
25 Ya
-26
24,280
—
.
<
100;
—25
.
Jan
^an
6% May
2.75 May
30%
r
l
——
Feb
6Y4
6.00
50
.
Feb
10 Ya
21
13Ya
10
2.50
—_—-—*
Railway—
1.40
14%. Jan
38
14 y2
1.50
62%
:—;
common--—
Cos common—!
Jan
-
2.75
2.05
•——"
Canadian
Apr
.
——•
—
90c
5%
*
.1
i-
-
Apr
6% May
Mar
Jan
38
28
—
Warrants
3.20
52% Mar
-
Jan
8% May
,
3.00
—
—
General
Jan
May
52 %
50
6%
——^50
-•
100
preferred—20o
1
38%
-
May
5
May
4.00 May
45
50
8
-
—
Apr
35 Ya Mar
May
1.05
103
—:
14%
10 Ye May
.
475
4.00
Canadian
15"%
79c
575
5
Canadian
36c
•
1,734
.,.
4.00
Feb
1.75
5%
4,400
10%
3
Jan
''
Jan
6V8
11
Jan
2.50
♦
...
6.25 May
14c
9V4
2.70
Canadian Food Products common.——*
Canadian
May
1,225
-•
common—:
—!
preferred
preferred
52%
May
Jan
3,0o9
9%
2.60
"
—
Canadian Husky Oil
Warrants
Jan
52
Feb
6Y2 May
12% Mar
52%
25
Preferred
1st
"
9Ya
4
B
'•
25%
9% May
\
Mar
13 y4 Mar
2.50
•
•
common
preferred
Class
14
'
■
32%
_•
Warrants
2nd
Jan
34,897
Apr
itAMi
9%
,
4—
Canadian Chemical
Dredge
5
700
10%
Apr
96% May
64Y2 Apr
Feb
Apr
May
Apr
Mar
2.50
*
com
warrants
Collieries
62
2.50
50
4
Aluminum
warrants
Celanese
61/2
9%
02
*
—
25 Ye
10%: Jan
•
—»
—
27
-
12% Mar
11 Ya
59
Jan
Mar
May
24y4 May
93% Mar
12%
*
———
25 Ya
20 Y2 May
11%
:
Jan
30
22 Ya
1,649
1,945
1.60
B_.
—
British
B
Canadian
21
29%
common.— *
Canadian Canners ctass A^__
Canadian
1.60
2OY2
30
100
preferred
3.85
170
20%
12.50
A
1,80 May
47c
Mar
•
Apr
50
,
17
10
SteamshiD
Preferred
Feb
24c
Jan
19c
v
Apr,
4.95
3.75 May
26 V* May
—*
Wire & Cable class
Canadian
Jan
126
1.45 Mar
14
Jan
1.70 Jan
Feb
80
365
,•
53%
Apr
Apr
17%
Feb
5
1,625
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
9%
6%c Jan
53 Ya Mar
54%
3.00 Mar
27
....
jan
Feb
51
-
80
20%
Canadian
1.00
Jan
32
58% Mar
4.00
.
26
Canadian Curtis Wright—
4.75
Apr
May
•
•
53% May
51Y4 May
80
*
B
Canadian Breweries-
1.55
May
'7% May
i
Feb
29
-
.3.75
•
.4
Preferred
Canada
1.42
May
4.00 Apr
7'% May
1.40 Mar
•
31
53%
15V8
Jan
7.40
1.10 May
6Y4 May
985
•
V: 77
Apr
65c
May
16% May
100
7%
;7%
26 y4
4c
20c
60c
Apr
2.70
6.35 Mar
400
i-1
/ Jan
-
52%
11c
May
1 530
31c
*
8
60c
8c
2.05 May
17
Corp
footnotes,
18 %c Mar
1.67
pfd
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.66
-
Supertest Petroleum Ltd
5.10
4%c
20% May
3c
4 00
Mar
8c
Feb
Jan
2.25
60c
Jan
Jan
8%c
73%
Apr
6.75
38c
8c
4 00
12c
class
Bakeries
2OV4
100
56
-•
Canadian
1,500
"
Apr
•
20
Sugar
Jan
75 y4
3.10 May
2l%c Mar
Stone.
Cut
Aviation
35c
ie%
Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd—
For
6Q0
1 000
52%
*
—•
4_.
1
Preferred
Canadian
Feb
17
services
Mining
Lake
5YaC
3.20
2%c
210
*
common
May
Jan
1.66
Warrants
Tacbe
9,500
6c
3.10
Jan
53%
51%
—•
Enterprises
10c
Jan
_•
-
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Eteeloy
3,500
3c
6.60
21c
3.25
2%c
Jan
20
53
•
———
——
90c
May
——.1
"A"
Southern Canada Power e%
Spartan
6c
3,000
35c
Columbian
Lawrence
Paucon
23c
4.00
2.05
—
_2
Warrants
St
22c
3.25
A
Canada Cement common
Class
3.50
83%
Jan
14%
Safeway Ltd
10%c
;
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
.1
May
14%
Permanent
Feb
68
72
14%
Canada
3c
75% »Jan
Apr
18
8,085
Canada
7c
33 Ye
63% May
12,097
Jan
2,700
Jan
Jan1"
•
410
13%
3.85 Mar
11,740
May
26
x
3,545
32 Ye
Packers
11
May ^
.
1.60
28% Jan
5,459
12%
Canada
8c
23
104
•:
19
30%
Jan
5c
May
75
13 %
6.50
7%c
4Y2C
66
■'•"
9% Jan
Mar
99c
.72
80
5.65 Mar
Jan
63 Ye
3.75
Malting
8c
30
4.55
Canada
3.15 May
68
26,963
31
Jan
100
a46Y4 a46%
30%
;7%-
57 c
78c
—
945
103.
-
55% Feb
54 Ya -Jan
.
53%
Crushed
510
Apr;
Apr
18 %
Dominion
3.15
Jan
100
-
13% May
49 Ya
,
Feb V
24%
4'
Apr
50.'* '.Jan
•
-
.8
23%
,
Jan
.
3.05 Feb
52%
1,900
Canada Iron Foundries common——10
8YaC
»
jan
:
.
51
104
72;:
Canada
20c
13Y4 May
50
.
il;,
25
y
>
175
1.05
63%
Canada
50
•
Apr
29%
.
Feb •
225
;
99c
30%
.
Jan
9%
a46 Y2
0
Feb
6%c
—50
53
8%
23%
.
May
3.15
__50
51Ve
53
8%
104
36
70c
53%
40Y8 May;;.
99c
52 Ya
Apr
:
pfd
51
Apr
May
May
42c
31 Ya
8Y2C
'
:
Dock class A
8c
11
Jan
Apr
8c
1
Mines Ltd
Power Corp of Canada—
iV2% cum 1st pfd—
Red
class
Products
Cabol
25
.Feb
9.60
"
9%
Bruck
Calgary Power
15,100
7,735
20
TelephoneBrockville Chemical preferred
Feb
a50
Feb
72
v
1.55 Jan.
.
685
43
25
;_10
Columbia
Feb
60C
Jan
24
47% Feb;
800 i
■"
Preferred
British
Mar
31 Ya
\ 685
.
13%
common
7c
57c
Jan
v
21%
May
22,%
40%
17%
Corp
Sugar
20c
a50
23%
1.95
ex-dist-»
*
Power
Columbia
30c
31 Ya
108
8% Apr t
22% May
-
625
49%
_*
Columbia
Feb
58c
15,631
•
31%
British
Feb
•
25%
47
•
Products
British
May
—
-Jan
17% JAn
i
7.05 May
500
9%
.
49 *
_•
50
*
4
4c
1
part 2nd
Class
Feb
82
Jan
10c
Jan
6 Ye
Jan
72
Apr
I4Y2C
Jan
4.50 May
5c
Jan
4.05
2.75 May
11c
13,394
22%.
100
4
common
13c
1
cum
5c
1.40 Mar
(T G)
16c
Place
non
6,325
49%
47
1.85 i
•
common
———_——l
2,000
•'——
6%
5,250
Feb
5.30
Jan
110
Feb
66
.
8%
50
50
:
——
8.000
7%C
Prime
Preferred
-Preferred
40,100
1
Porcupine
1,000
13c
5.50
25
53%.
Bridge Tank common,-——;
6c
—1
Co
Bowaters
Brazilian Traction
16c
-50
Ltd
Gas
3.75
11c
4.50
Apr
9% Mar
w
^ 38Y4
•
Feb
15% May
20% Jan
1,132
•
2,000
.
68 Vi
'7.40
,
I
Columbia Packers class A
Feb
106%
13%
———
:
5V2% pfd
Mersey preferred^.
6c
—
t.
common—4
Corp
14c
—2
&
Bowater
17c 18 %c
—
Co
Telephone—
British
Jan
Jan
2.30 FCb
Jan
May;
"
Bell
17c
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Pitt Products Ltd class A
Oil
common
Beaver. Lumber
15C
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investment Co 1
Paudash
Beatty Bros
jan
2.45 May
'35
860;-'
41%
*
7c
2.90
1.30
TlY4May;
3,270
7.05
*
——
Jan
3.75
pfd—
Explorers Ltu
Cooper Mines < Quebec) Ltd-1
Opemlsca
Opemiska
A
5c
60
Feb
.
-2.85 Jan
108 / May
5,225
23%
1.95
'
10
5c
7
22%
49%
.
Oil
97c
'
107% 107% y
15%JL9
22%
——10
——j.
Forest
80
.1
Corp
Rare Metals Ltd—.—1
;•
»
Paper common
&
Columbia
1,587
—
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com.
Cum
Mar
Class
Power
American
Jan
30'
1
-225
68 V*
—
British
27,500
8,100
18c
12%
105
'
—50
df Montreal—.
Bank
—1
Ltd
North
1
Bright
7Ya
«...
11%
■
Atlas
British
2.55
'
12%
-
2.30 May
95c • May
1.85
7,777
49% May
'27Y4 May
;
16% May
9678 J.Vxtir
;
-
3,407
31
•
Jan
1,27
20
109
I—. ._100
A—
Jan
7
2.05
30
Acceptance ; common—4—
—1
Ltd
Amulet Mines Ltd
West
Nocana
class
Temple
Mar
1.20
1.90
1.95
y 108
Associated ^Standard Wire
9c
2.45
5,650
—10
1.05
■*
1.05
30%
—50
i, —. —.—————mm———■
Ashdown Hardware class B
25%
Jan
95c
9%
—-—
——
Jan
75c
2,647
.
Jan
12 Ye Mar
10,460
101
2.40
48
preferred
preferred
May
50 y4
15%
High
•
Jan
24%
303 'i;
2.30
24%
5c
5,140
12c
Ltd —1
35c
22Y4May
■
108 y4
-25
70c
134,415
-10
—
Range Since Jan. 1
38%
100 J/4
common...
900
1.70
—1
Mines
May
*T
9,831
2.35
u.
,
500
54 Va
5Ys
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
New
Jan
3.15
Low
48
26
7.oi
7,000
1.50
'
*
Feb
1.02
Jan
20c
VIOL
—
7c
51 VA
7
Needco
Cooling Semiconductors
Formaque Mines Ltd
Jan
lie
3;00 May
Shares
15.%
15%
.
23
70c
1.20
25C
National Petroleum Corp Ltd
Native
Minera's
Ltd—
Jan
7c
\.r
Sales
for Week
s
25%
18%
22 Ya
2.50
•
Ltd
Co
Jan
-
8c
-
6%c Feb
7
High
45%.
—10
70 c
1.55
—1
—
Vending
6,000
54 Y4
•
Dairies Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd.
Murray
National
.
5c
•
Mount Royal
,j-
Jan
*
65J
Canadian Dollars
of Prices
-100
5c
;
_
Ltd common-
700
5
6c
—
6c
-
Mount Pleasant Mines
23c
22 Y«
—1
Ltd
"'32,500
3.15
26
,
Bank
C;
May
51%
Jam;
„1
Warrants
90c
May
45%
7c
47
com—*
-11
75c
65C
60c
65c
—1
—5
Limited
10c
3.00
-14c
<
*
Jan
10%
8% May
8% May
4,500
87c
84c
86C
Malartic
Distilleries
Jan
45%
Analogue
Controls.,—.——— —if
Anttaes Imperial class A new—.
Argus Corp. common-—
—..
!.—50
$2.50 preferred
Bathurst
7% preferred
3c
Aluminium /Ltd—™:—;——
Apr
10%
Feb
9%
27 V2
•
Melchers
4%c
common--,,-—. .—10
—50
—-
Aluminum Co A%
■
1
1
*
•
Ltd
Jan
.100
•
Mar
6%
Feb
6
*
4.50 Mar
52c
.•
common—
Algoma Steel—
Algonquin Bldg Credit
V*'
Feb
3.80 Jan •*
3.30 May
3.00 May
Jan
9.00
1
Mines
Apr
4YaC
May
15% Jan
,
•
Feb
3.90
28c
4c
97/a
1
Ltd
58%
2,000
2,000
Low
Warrants
5.50 Jan
May
9'A
4c
1
Labrador Acceptance Corp class A
8
Labrador Mining <& Explor Co Ltd—I
Mines
1,400
5%c
7c
1.00
preferred
Algoma Central
Preferred
Jan
lie
2.50 May
3.25
7,187
16,660
Mclntyre-Porcupine
59%
4V2C
•Range
••
Alberta Natural Gas.
1.99 May
26
5%c Feb
3.60
40c
Massval
59%
;
YaC
•Week's
•
preferred.
Class B
May
'
9C
3.30
B
23,500
9c
Class A warrants,
~;
1.70 May
20% Mar
3.55
Ltd class A
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Loblaw Companies Ltd class A
'
Apr
12% May
Jan
37c
Lamontagne
Class A
Feb f T
3.30
"A"
29%
Jan
8.55 May
1.98
3.35
Inc
8%c
3.15
;—
Voting trust—
12c
37C
Ltd
'7c
3%c
—:—
Alberta Gas Trunk
39c
3.30
Oil
,3.35 Mar
5
—
Warrants
Feb
3.40
Class
Apr
Feb
Apr
*
(Alfred)
6% May
Jan
—25
——
Preferred
54c
•
—_—*
Lambert
May
' Par
/•
Alberta Distillers common--
23c
i
Laduboro
Apr
8
2.90
8C,
_•
Atlantic Sugar common——
IlOO
/—
Acadia
Feb
3.25
8.90
Preferred
83,835
2,830
28c
Ltd common
Corn
Mines
10
1,300
Last
Abitibi Power & Paper common——.
35,000
8,500
1,500
1.94
25c
19c
26
2,100
1.92
& Zinc Mines Ltd
•381
4,535
Shown Are Expressed in
.V
Apr
23c
3c
600
12
12 Y«
Keely-Frontier Ltd
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A
Kontiki Lead
12
6%
Sale Price
Jan
57 c
Jan
4c
76,000
10,700
168
Mar
2.50
Kerr-Addison Gold
Feb
Mar
40c
3.30
Friday
Mar
8c
3%c Feb
al50
42c
3.25
Iron
Prices
5%cMar
•
Club
27 %c Mar
6%
v
INDUSTRIALS
9% May
68 V4 Jan
Warrants
Jubilee
May
1.30 Jan
'
9% May
22%
Jockey
30
segregated into two parts. The first one being
STOCKS, and the second list the MINES and OILS.'
y
May
55 Ya
-
Ltd
31
.' Toronto Stock Exchange;.-';.
INDUSTRIAL
Feb
9 Ye
10c
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
5
International Ceramic Mining Ltd—1
Helium
Feb
1
of America
International
30
25.% May
61c
May
Stock Exchange issues are
Toronto
The
Apr
12c
Apr
12
50
3.25
—w,
Jan
5c
Feb
8%c
1,000
9c
——
9 Vac
4c
66c
-1
Mar
1.90
1.68 Mar
61c
3,200
5,500
6%
—
;//•■,.
Feb
12%
375
37c
300
35c
Feb
Feb
5,000
1.73
*1
25 %
3.25
-2
Feb
11
33c
31
Jan
Mar
23
York Speculative Investment Fund of
Feb
87c
Apr
1,500
May
26%
!
Jan :
23%
21%
Apr
12c
Feb
57c
40c
23c
■
29
Apr
May
May
15% May
21
13% May
20% Apr
61c
•
Ltd—
Mines
21,115
35c
Apr
12%
8c
1.70
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Corp
50c
100
33c
Age Mines Ltd.
Helium
900
26c
Westville
;
Apr
1,500
24 Y4
"■;'•
Jan
1.00
9c
1.70
1
-
13
15
80c
19c
Silver
Lake
Apr
i—i.—1—
Ventures Ltd
15%
25 y4
Associates
Hout
10c
31.
Virginia Mining Corp—___——-1
-1
Weedon Mining Corp «—
Mar
11
1
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Golden
Apr
14
40c
38c
.
1
Ltd
Mines
Geco
11%
45c
11
Ltd
Oils
Futurity
600
250
1.40 May
..
Feb
5,000
t
Jan
10 Ya
28c
'
•
•
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Jan
20c
25%
30c
1
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
1.14
23,250
Jan
22
18% May
2,350
*
Pools class Ai.—_-1
•
Ltd
.1
Vanguard Explorations Ltd—
—
Dei"
4%c Jan
8c
Apr
*
•
High
19,500
5,800
;
_
Val Mar Swimming
Van
Jan
5c
21
3
*
Low
9c
14%
15%
Principal Properties-—,
United Towns Electric Co Ltd—_— 10
Apr
44
•
28 y4
1
Ltd
Minerals
Reliance
Fort
■
.V
Feb
B
ObalskrLtdl—
United
Jan
9c
'•■
50C
;•••':
1.65
35
Mar
1
4c
J
—♦
•
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd
Ford Motor Co of Canada Ltd
Apr
80c
.'^4*
'
1
Ltd
Mines
Metal
4%c
Feb
10 Ya
80c
10 Ya
'■
Apr
39% Jan V
600
'.J
7c
flflCK
United
Range Since Jan. 1
9C
8V2C
'
—_
class A—1-i—„
United Corporations
Jan
Feb
1.00 Jan
6,185
a3c
1
Dome Mines Ltd
*
Dominion Explorers Ltd—
1
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
—•
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Drummond Welding & Steel Works—•
Dumagami Mines Ltd
1
Dumont
Nickel Corp
1
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
1
5c
30
3
40%
—
Apr
•
10c
2%c
12
a5c
:
Jan
14c
■
40%
warrants.
•'
3 %c Feb
10,000
a30% a30 V*
6
*
-1
Apr
Shares
High
8c
8c
-1
Ltd—
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line——
Union Gas of Canada Ltd common..
Corp
Petroleum
Titan
Jan
May
4c
6,000"
""
6c
3%c Jan
'
Ltd
Mines
Dolsan
■'
.
Jan
20
May
9c
11,000
1,000
A
i
Limitee
Denault
11c
2.71
•.
3%c May
4,000
—
—.
12c
4c
Ltd
Couvrettc
Credit
ICC
5YaC
common
Copper Rand Chib Mines
1.00 May
5,000
4c
Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Consol
12c
5 M»c
Ltd
Paper Corp
Consolidated
3%c
lie
Ltd—1
.*
*
"A"
Sec.
Standard
Div
Preferred
3%c
1.50
Compagnie Miniere L'UngavaConsol Central Cadillac Mines
Consol
1.35
5YaC
-1
Low
-1
mf-m
--1
Cleveland CoDper Corp
Par
High
Low
lie
—
Lake Mines Ltd
Chipman
Shares
9,500
1,000
'
1
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd——I
CliiOOUgaxnau Copper Corp
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.26
1.35
1
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chess Mining Corp—
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Fabi
.••Monday, May 21,1962
.
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
Friday
Friday
Pab
.
(2414)
42
.
1C50.
1.50
.
102
'
-
Feb
72%
Jan
11 Ye
Apr
16 Ya
,
Mar
25
■
Jan
105
<
"
27%
Apr
Apr
Jan
Volume 195
Number 6161
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.-.
.
(2415)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
•
Range
Sale Price
Petrofina
Tire
preferred
Corp
class
Common
33%
Westn
K
P
_100
Conduits
'
"
'
X
'
Distillers
Dominion
of
Dominion
Canada
Coal
Dominion
i
General
Electro
Warrants
Dominion
Magnesium
Dominion
Scottish
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Jan
11
Jan
16
Apr
Jan
Class
Feb
13,483
8
Jan
113
105
108
Jan
4,400
45
•47
20
21%
125
:.125
4.60
4.60
400
9%
.
,
9,532
44
«.
5,645
20
103%
5.40
58
613%
9%
9%
18
19
19
;
V
49 %
49%
10 y4
123/4
16
300
10%
12%
48
133/a
465
2,130
•
17
16%.
17%
common
—__X-*
ll3/i
11%
113/4
_•
31%
30%
30,755
19
350
10%
Jan
28
Jan
100
6
6
740
1.40
1.60
455
2.45
2.60
3.40
3.60
3.45
.
1st
pfd
2.80
Feb
4.25
Feb
11
14
33
Jan
37
17%
May
18%
Feb
May
26
Jan
Apr
May
223/4
Feb
55 Va
Jan
18
10,940
16
22
800
21
43
249
43
14 Va
10,045
17%
18
223/4
23%
32%
33
A-
32
313/4
•
pfd
8%
8%
*
93/4
Apr
Feb
Apr
143/4 May
2,905
10%
425
22%
Feb
23% Mar
945
81
Feb
33%
32
375
31V4
Feb
34Va Mar
87/a
8,387
•X
9
8%
9'/a
50
50
49%
50
2.75
2.55
2.95
11,440
•
Ltd
Feb
Apr
16
—*•
Jan
May
May
22
223/4
Feb
7%
■
3.35
250
30
30
*•
2.45
2,180
43
7%
'
3,800
1,020
18
11 Va
oixn
Feb
16% Mar
1,405
.
11%
43
Apr
1.80
34%
.
7
3.20
10%
Apr
Apr
Jan
1.30 May
34
22
•
Feb
Apr
6
Feb
Feb
1.20
13% May
4.90 May
17%
,
17%
X
Mar
6
11%
Xi—
•
class
A
preferred
14%
13%
15 Va
8,685
22
23
600
Bloedel
Corp
Powell
_20
River
7,427
A.
747
•
20
19%
20%
19,350
_10O
preferred
90
90
90
10
common
E
*
1.90
X
*
Canadian
Metro Stores
Prop
Midwest
Milton
Jan
19
May
Jan
8 % May
10%
Feb
8% May
103/4
Jan
49
Mar
51
Feb
2.55 Apr
13% May
4.25
Jan
24 Va
Feb
22
May
24
Jan
21
May
May
90
May
24,911
820
1.85
2.05
40
40
610
100
2.40
1,400
16 %
11% May
1.60 Feb
40
Feb
2.40 Mar
40
May
2.20
Feb
14 Va Mar
111 Va
Apr
Jan
May
2.50
Jan
8%
7%
83/4
22%
22%
22%
290
•
Gas
1.85
1.80
1.95
5,535
2.65
2.75
500
27
28%
1,308
Jan
28%
402
27
May
27% May
31
273/a
31 Va
Jan
*
Brewery
class
A
—.
•
B
Monarch
2.40
13% Mar
104%
Jan
20
Industries
Molsons
2.40
17%
90
20
Brick
Class
870
123/4
•
•
common
Preferred
Jan
143/4
11%
*
C
P
14%
107% 108%
12%
107%
Ltd
M
14%
*
•
100
common
preferred
233/4 May
18% Mar
Jan
4.90
"
6
2.50
warrants.
(M)
21% Mar
Feb
16
5,833
—38
—
Grain
Mar
"'22%
14%
4.90
■'
•
common—
class
McCabe
May
12
14%
20%
23%
13%
4.90
20
Maxwell
May
51
May
May
19
23%
common
19
Jan
12 3A
193/3
23 %
Textile
Feb
' 13,405
.
*
A
5 Va 9c
Feb
May
10 y4
13%
20
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Apr
11%
1,085
,
23.50
-
67 %. Mar
13 %
Jan
A
class
——
Maple Leaf Mills
4.60 May
May
8%
9
•
Mailman
9.25 Mar
58
2.70
350
34
1st
Macmillan
Jan
265
B
Jan
;
Feb
' 405
965
93/4
1
B
Jan
27
Jan
2,350
2.80
9%
'—a.
Financial
Cos
Macleods
Mar
8%
6,484
50
10%
154
63/4
2.70
Apr
80c
Feb
50
4.50
•
675
7
3.60
11
.10
-
Groceterias class A
Class
Ma^
May
May
3.00
*
V
May
11%
10
-1
common
Preferred
10% Mar
Jan
120
,
9,585
5.75
58
"
3.05
75
:
'J
Cement
:
Class
Loeb
3.20
10"% Mar
1.40
1
Preferred
■!>
-
V
60
117
665
150
6'/a
_io
_.•
Industries
Loblaw
18%' Mar
Jan
3,700
—10
-
Feb
Feb
3.90
89c
—
•
A
preferred'
Loblaw
9%
Industries
Dover
19
109
Apr
class
Jan
9%
4.80
103/4
•
preferred
Levy
18;
Apr
-17% May
7% May
25
Canada
Leland
9
Ill
- -■ •
Jan
22%
Feb
$2
May
May
3.30 May
3.40
82c
Loan
$1.25
21%
7
2.70
Laureutide
Jan
Feb
595
;
Jan
High
16%. Apr
103/4
Secord
Feb
5,180
./•'
^
Laura
12%
~~
8%.
*
Preferred
106
325
83
10%
1—50
1
Chem'common
&
-
125
V
*
Coal
+18% Mar
165
;
Lambton
425
-
82c
Ontario
8.95
13 y4 Mar
.*
Stores ——_J
9,209
150
...•
Steel
Dominion
-
120
21
>
•
—X-XXXX
Dominion
-
18,165
11
•
Preferred
Feb
25
3.45
11
A
Gas
Jan
.
3.35
11
10
class
of
8%
'
Jan
56
45%
common—*
common.—
Feb
21
,
15%
3.05
X
1.25
-
Inv
Jan
16,179
■
:io
6.50
Steel
&
16
Jan
7 Va
15
-'
1
Foundry
Lake
Jan
6.00
3.35
Warrants
12% Jan
13%
3,150
•
Common
11%
1,060
3.55
common
Cement
Apr."
56
1
•
1
common.
:
Dominion
Preferred
Ins
preferred!.
1,805
'
,
3.40
-
lafarge
Apr
Lakeland
111
'•
May
Jan
-
3.40
Labatt
16 % Mar
May
-8%
8
Jan
93^;
•
„
X
_
2
Bridge.
7%..
-
584
-
107
.
173/4
8%
8
151/2
•
Seagrams
Dominion
Feb
-
Ltd
Douglas
Kelvinator
Apr
4.65
18%
'I
'.
•''■
106
173/4
•
■'
■
19%
18 y4.
100
-
18%
i87/~
'
r_io
Estate
217/a
3.85
14
1,050
8
17/%V
;
common
Feb
,
,»
Ltd
-
9%
_•
.
'
.
23%
107
20
275
:
"
—X—*
preferred—
:
223/e
••
—
1
1,100
6.50
191/4
_X—X—100
.!
*
-
International
15
8
Z6.00
22%
•
Trust
:
14%
8
Mining & Smelting
20 %
2,710
83/4
500
'
Coronation, Credit
Dale
14%
10
36
Jan
93/4
8
Jan
14%
1,800
Warrants
Feb
7%
30% Mar
4,140
•
*
9%
8
34%
May
7%
Warrants
Kelly
Jan
1,543
15
93/4.v
17
17%
7%
10
Club
Jan. 1
Low
173/4
warrants
Range Since
High
7%
l
Class B preferred
Apr
18% May
Shares
Low
•
Preferred
Apr
28
,
Service
Lake
B
Jockey
May
'
4.20
: 14
XX*
,
Ltd-
4.00
5
555
20y2
4 00
,
125
819
-
Class
J an
102%
Feb
*
191/8
31
Apr
16%
56
16»/4 May
29 y4 Apr
5%
183/4.
20%
505
-
.36
15
•
1
X
Corby Distillery class A
Class B
—1
A
5%
19,
;
;
common
Class B preferred.
Class
293/4
5%
•
;
A
—
Copp Clark Publishing
Crush
29 y4.
'
125
465
18 %
16 %
20%
;
T
I
24%
17%
1
L)
24%
16 y4
4
.
Consumers Gas common
(R
Feb
24%
>';»
•
!
Building
Warrants
Crain
99
Jefferson
'Jan
Public
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jamaica
44
May
30
33
■
;
.1
Preferred
Crown
30
100% 100%
;10QVa
_1
-
Bakeries 1
Consolidated
440
;
National
Consolidated
355
31
X*
—
Enterprises
Consolidated
42
"•
com
Wines
Columbia Cellulose 1
Combined
976
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
14% Mar
Jan
41%
—20
Development-,,
Dunlop common
11%
33% May
413/a May
4ia/a
*
Cochrane
1,101
30
*
Natural Gas
Canadian Westinghouse
Canadianwide
Pronerties
Gai
34%
.
preferred
Chateau
333/4
Low
12%'
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
12%
A
Canadian Utilities common
5%
preferred X—
Canadian
Vickers'
__L
4%
Low
10
4♦
Canadian
for Week
iot Prices
Par
,
Canadian
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
Sales
Last
'
Canadian
C
Week's
43
27%
•
Fine
Foods
•
27%
■s
6,490
7%
Apr
10
Feb
23
Feb
Jan
2.15
Apr
2.55 Mar
3.00
22
1.75
Jan
Jan
Easy
XXX.
Washing
Economic
Eddy
Mach
preferred
Investment
PapeT
class
—.20
X
Trust
A__
47
—20
X-
1
-69
24
Empire Life Insurance common.
Exquisite Form common.—
Preferred
.10
185
——..10
11%
11%
12
*.
173/4
17%
1
Federal
Farms
Federal
Grain
Fibre
class
Products
Fleet
Manufacturing
Corp
"
Fleetwood
Ford
of
Co
(U S)__
r
96c
1.00
22
-5
145
(Charles)
5%%
J
Bakeries—
303/4
100
102
5
Development
■.
^
11%
—1
Motors
11%
&. Drill
Mfg
Wares
Steel
class
A
class
A
B
80c
Lakes
Power
Warrants
142
Holt
Coal
,50
Gas
6%
$2.25
.
common
May
113/4 Mar
j
7% Mar
Apr
Oakville
Food
'
•••'.
60
May
May
class
Jan
Mar
173/4 Mar
4.30
Feb
16%
Jan
20
Jan
66
2.85
3.05
Apr
16,410
3.60 May
• 7
107
7%
107
10
105
Apr
12%
1,750
12
Apr
12%
25
Apr
25%
563
25
Apr
26
90c
1.30
9,300
54%
325
Mar
250
7
Jan
9
390
16
Feb
20
45 y2
50
60
59
60%
42%
1,635
53
1.30
1.39
122
130
44%
46%
14,790
153/a
7,345
15 J/4
6%
15
6 Va
26
25%
49
6 Va
49
53
99
98 Va
150
-
Bronze
Nickel
Powders
pfd
Commercial
St
Ltd
Pall
6 Va
May
Cement
Lawrence
Class
A
16%
May
436
1,310
1.30
450
25 Va
Jan
42 %
25%
26
42%
44
1,020
78%
763/4
80
12,281
43 y4
43%
45%
50%
493/4
7%
45c
220
5
Jan
34%
99
9
6%
18
May
Feb
Interprovincial
Steel
Syndicate
Line
PlDe
class
footnotes,
•
A
25c
see page
45.
2.35
2,356
325
325
10
6%
6%
3,146
1,600
1.75
54%
.
300
10%
48
Feb
50
Jan
Feb
May
65
Apr
'
Jan
Jan
3.20
2.25 May
235
350
Apr
Jan
May
8%
5% May
Jan
Jan
Apr
2.60
51
May
64%
6
Mar
1.50
Jan
9%
62%
7% May
Jan
6
8
Jan
800
10 Va May
113/4
Jan
49 Va
50%
512
49 Va May
51
May
53/a
6
Mar
203/4
Apr
225.
-
-
'
•
•
5%
5
Apr
310
20
May
22
625
21 % Mar
233/a
Feb
15%
100
Jan
15%
Apr
153/4
'
10,990
20%
15%
15%
5%
20
21%
153/4
100
14 Va
Apr
163/4
19% May
19%
20
875
6
7%
4,930
6Va
6,882
53/4
9
6
Apr
5%
Apr
Feb
20
Mar
8
Mar
7%
Jan
85
~8
86
170
79 Va May
87
Jan
10%
■
11%
1,800
10 y« Mar
11%
Jan
8 Va
5,195
7% May
ll3/4
7%
Jan
84% Mar
78%
78
80
8,258
78
10%
113/4
2.529
10% May
16 Va
Feb
25
Aor
May
175
23 Va
Jan
10%
10%
1,500
10 Va
Apr
16
15
173/a
14,795
11%
Jan
19 ya
18
17%
18
2,175
15%
Jan
19% Mar
22%
22%
22%
103
103
103
20
84c
90c
3,600
14%
10,475
7.50
1.530
10%
25
25
Salada
class
•
A
IlOO
Foods
1
Jan
—-
Ltd
133/4
Warrants
Seven
7.25
preferred
Holdings class A
•
Arts
11% Mar
Apr
&
Power
Apr
12% May
Apr
26 Va
24%
23
2,699
41%
42
240
44%
44%
75
*
class
A
7%
6 Va
7%
12,994
5
-
Dairies
25 Va
42
—*
50
23%
23%
23%
40
12 V*
*
12%
12%
605
13
22
4,769
May
1.86
Feb
S
*
13%
123/a
133/a
710
Apr
Slater
13%
123/4
42%
Jan
47% Mar
51
195
48 %
Jan
52 % Mar
7%
2,850
?%
90c
Manufacturing
Steel
Foods
Standard Paving
Stedman
Bros
Steel
Canada
Steinberg
class
6%
1,550
May
8%
Feb
Stuart
4.90
520
4.90
May
5.80
Feb
Superior Propane
80%
833/a
3,938
77%
Jan
1.55
1.45
1.60
7,558
1.45
55
543/4
57
4,777
86
Mar
Jan
69% Mar
483/4
Jan
Jan
Feb
May
7% May
Jan
23Va May
12 % May
14
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
14
27 Va
Jan
32'A Mar
7
9%
Jan
Feb
13%
885
19%
515
19
Mar
31
32
990
29
Jan
4.20
4.05
4.25
935
3.75 Mar
13%
May
14% Mar
20 Vs
Feb
32 Va Mar
4.60
Jan
16
Jau
13%
13%
133/4
1,635
12% Mar
15
Jau
*
19%
19%
20 %
63,788
19% May
21 Va May
1
common—
A
;
Preferred
27 Va
42%
Jan
•
Oil
Supertest
''witson
6 Va
j21
19 Va
—_
20%
20%
203/4
425
203/4 May
•
new
Industries
ordinary.
670
11V*
Feb
-25
Jan
May
26 Va
26 Va
75
24 Va
Feb
28
14%
15
2,075
13%
Jan
15%
26
26
26
50
25 %
Feb
26Va
Jan
15%
2§
•
•
113/4
15
•
-
Petroleum
11%
15%
15%
1,595
14
Jan
16%
Apr
—
1.50
1.55
4,500
*
common
n
2.15
May
Mar
•
Ltd
Feb
'
■
40
31%
•
20
-
-
Jan
of
23
39 Va Mar
*
common
Preferred
Southam
Stafford
Jan
10
21%
293/4
2,264
Jan
May
68,347
13
Feb
5.50
27,227
28%
Jan
24
25%
13
60
12%
Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
29%
28
May
4.20 May
19
Feb
22%
B
D
7.15 May
24
1.25
10%
Industries
Silverwood
K
13% May
223/4
106
24%
50
common
Class
50
475
Mar
12%
-
Jan
24
4.50
Jan
Mar
81c
*
Water
A
Silknit
24
4.50
22 %
100
common-*
•
Shawinlgan
Shullys
7.15
24
4.50
25
r
13%
600
*
May
54% May
7% May
10%
•
Apr
4.75
6
Simpsons Ltd
6% Mar
Jan
Apr
3.75
10%
Jan
89
6
37
1.50
mmmJ
Corp common
80 %.
5
300
8%
21% May
113/4
Gas
4.90
Pipe
50
6%
May
Discount"
2,540
May
76% May
40c
7%
513/4
»
preferred
Lt 1 Maurice
Class
1,925
;
Interprovincial
-
Class A preferred
Class
B
preferred
5%
300
2.25
—,.-X
Apr
1.40
Jan
255
7,085
3.75
770
«...
100
40
17%
Mar
9
22%
57
■
20
common
99
5yff
6
St
Scythes
1.30
9
25%
Feb
563/a
_
(1956)
Lawrence
Selkirk
-5%
Feb
343/4 Mar
'
(Hugh) class A
Industries
Jan
Jan
6
52
Preferred
Jan
8% May
Mar
37% Mar
7%
Jan
97
5
28
—.
in
Va May
173/4
•
A
/
Mar
43%
Common
class
56
4.75
*
ofd
pi
50
25%
com
2nd
Apr
460
25
5
Apr
$
Feb
230
4,472
Jan
•
*
50
8%
—
A
class
s
48%
4.80
31
5%
Jan
25 Va
5%
75
8%
128
25
Apr
May
563/a
10
60
May
125
32%
20%
40
25
10
60
•
Mall
Russell
125
Mar
May
50
•
Royal bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Russell
27
107,815
20
Can
of
Mar
28
53
Paper class A
Rothmans
21
9%
common
13,883
45c
Bldg Credits
V)
153
17% Mar
4.75
25
(A
Preferred
4,495
8
•
common
53
25
:
May
15
8%
5
Roe
Rolland
27
37
.
preferred
preferred
May
13
39
28
_
63/a
preferred
Mfg
13
May
,
Jan
1.75
Yarns
13
11%
34 % Mar
50
-J
Z
—100
49
•
—50
common
$6
Feb
May
Jan
8%
•
Robin Nodwell
May
6% May
Jan
83%
Mar
2.35
273/4
•
Utilities
45 V2
52 %
4.75
173/a
4.10 Mar
44% May
1
Minerals
Preferred
Feb
7.25
81
"
100
Prop
50
7%
50
•
Robertson
May
4,025
3.20 May
Jan
5.10 May
Apr
20
1.40
International
1.75
54 Va
3.50
1.33
—
International
Jan
Jan
3.20
lo
common
ltf%
111
May
May
*
preferred
Apr
Feb
50% Mar
10%
960
9
7%
Gas
A
Apr
52%
Jan
22%
300
3.75
—
•
Grip Batten
Class
Feb
54
•
Gas
Rapid
13
21%
——
1
•
Preferred
17% Mar
1
1,921
41c
65% May
'
Ore
Riverside
8,671
9
Iron
Jan
Apr
13%
Jan
5%
'
•
Trust
Natural
Warrants
3.50
18%
50
A
Premier
Revenue
44%
100
4.
—
Premium
Quebec
Revelstoke Bldg
Preferred
6%
Jan
Mav
18
12
125
~
21%.
•
Jan
7
.
Corp
3.05
45%
*
Power
52 % Mar
Feb
common
common
10
2.95 May
May
37
24
5%
•
Industries
Feb
3.70 May
<
12
283/4
*
common
Jan
2.20 May
2.30 Apr
•
;
13
125
50
-8%
Jan
16
37
27
*
43
15 Va
75
/
•
Credit
Jan
■>
20
50
:
Penmans
t
Reid Litho
15
1,300
83
13
-100
Preferred
Jan
1,870
1
Drilling
8.10
1,227
5.70
82 Va
Jan
15% May
8 % Mar
__
*
Hersey
Jan
1,075
Products
Preferred
Page
6.30
1,839
21% Mar
105
•
48 % Mar
1,715
*
common
Jan
6%
20
9%
--
10
Wholesale
19%
250
50
9
«
-
Preferred
20
1,700
Specialties
Steel
Apr
'
;
lioo
preferred
Cement
Jan
-
50
Warrants.—
Northwest Utilities
16%
740
57%
5,570
—
—1
16%
-
12 %
13,117
19
50
-50
83/4 May
May
'
200
64%
5.25
Quebec Power pfd
13%
62
18
——
Gas.
Telephone
13%
63
18
•
Natural
Northern
Peoples
603/4
9
—
*
Ontario
Phantom
593/4
3.50
—4.86%
common
International
For
Feb
1.15
i_5
.
__-
Inland Cement Co
60
•
—
Acceptance
Warrants
16%
,.,
"
Northern
93 Va
6% Mar
.
.
15%
B
123/4 May '
r
93A May
6%
375
1,595
.
.16%
3.90
33%
Jan
.87% Mar
'
10
preferred
Investors
9'%
j
3.70
Feb
18%
X50
•.
-
preferred
-
12 y8
20c
Assurance
Inter-Provincial
Feb
4,943
»
16
:
31
-Jan
Jan
63/4
*
:
Paper prior pfd:
warrants
13
Pembina PlDeline
25 Vs
*
A
Ingersoll Machine
Inglis (John)
1959
1,725
Feb
Va May
2.90
5
Interprovincial
16
Wire
; 38%
48
55
•
25
20
International
16
—
*
c ommon
Parker
162
1,400
;
class
Natural
Jan
Class
153/4 Mar
Jan
48
100
X
& Co
Warrants-
Jan
13%
123/4 Mar
May
2.25
16
Jan
54
i
X
4 % %. preferred
Inland
Feb
95
410
Overland
•46
48
•
—:
Tobacco
$2.75
20
25
15%
Feb
142
2.20
2.90
preferred
670
97%
Jan
593/i
.10
t
Erie
Industrial
20%
15%
109 Va
18 3/4
;
Renfrew
Imperial
20%
—
*
Products
6,721
7.30
9ya
3.70
common
Life
Oil
28 Va Mar
Jan
9%
200
•
"
Dauch
Imperial
Imperial
-
'■»
'
Home & Pittfield
Huron
27 Va May
Oshawa
70
6%
.
:
1,225
18
153/4
Smith
800
Jan
110-
-
2.80
—
37%
113/4 May
30
50
48
.
•11%
200
19%
17%.
:
—
Mfg
28%
1033/4
-
Mar
-
60
9%
/
Mar
'105
3,342
v..
8 3/4
7.15
-.1
__i
72
-
145
.
60
class A.:
Carpets
Howard
»
7
18%
18
trust
&
33
2.20
(Geo H)
27%
20
*
Mar
48%
i.
30% May
100
95c
6%
—.10
-
58c
48%
^
preferred
Holden
28 Va Mar
Ocean
600
10
.
Hinde
23% Mar
Ontario Loan & Debenture
80c
93/4
145
common
Guaranty Trust
Hees
600
Northern
Feb
93/4
'
.
Industries
Greyhound Lines
1st
24 Va
Jan
650
-
6%
4
...
Preferred
Apr
24 Va
Jan
5,019
i
Greening
Harding
Feb
19 Va
4.10
60%
11%
50
warrants
Farms
19 Va
Jan
Jan
55 Va May
93%
18%
Winnipeg
Rights
Jan
16%
Jan
14% Mar
500
11%
Warrants
Hardee
10%
25
20%
•
93 ya
common
Gas
Preferred
Voting
1,325
19
17% May
...
Jan
56'/a
33
,
*
X
.
Great: Northern
Greater
183/4
19
*
common
28%
5
11%
Paper
Lakes
West
18%
19
common
-
Grocers
Noranda1 Mines
Jan
305
8%
Great
Great
183/4
Jan.
175
2,125
80c
.*
—
B
Apr
•
5
Drug & Chemical
Niagara
1,15 Mar
120
20
93%
ij,—
Great
Class
60%
97%
25% Mar
Apr
200
L
—•
class A
Toy——
&
Jan
Jan
May
200
_100
-—
preferred
Gordon Mackay
Class
Jan
Apr
Mar
'
8% Jan
66c
98
123/4
55%,
—*
common-—-
_—-j-jf-
Envelopes class A.:
Goodyear Tire Canada common
Grand
60
Jan
145
323/4
31
56%
50o
Globe
4%.
10,940
11%
'
:
113/4
113/4
32%
1%
Products
preierred
54 %
24% May
3.35 May
1053/4 1053/4
III
Dynamics
General
51
Neon
57% Mar
X
60
102
1053/4
•
General
General
54%
1.345
32%
102
100
General
Petrol
•
Ontario
preferred
General
90
Preferred
Apr
21%
.
17%
Jan
National Steel Car——.
<2'3aii
->.•
6
-.
Feb
875
15%
77
.'600
.'
18
32%
.
General
—
10 % May
14 Va May
315
Preferred
Apr
Jan
6%
6,365
1,015
90
National
12% Feb
I-j33
.:
11%
14%
89
..Mar
13
'.'■•19:
10%
14%
88%
Apr
125
%:
3.35
18
common
preferred
General
3.35
Apr
46%
15,994
...
26%
-.1
—5
.175
„
t
12%
25
.10
class A
,2,1.50
.
148
12 y8
26 y4
preferred
27% Mar
200
23%
100 101 %
100
;
Petroleum
Gatineau Power
5%
:.
7
223/4
-1
Apr
11% May %
..16 %'. Feb
.
■r. ...165
'52
215
10%
14%
5
National
Apr
25%
10
-.700
1,400
V
;
53/4
Co
Fraser Companies
Frosst
30
Z
■6%
,
•
Jan
370
5%
51%
*
Canada———
Foundation
French
:
-•
—
Motor
Ford
5%
_•
;
1
145
....
i;oo
A
common
:
30
•
10
75
Jan
f
"173/4
Fanny Farmer Candy
50 % Mar
Feb
65% Mar
21
10%
Famous Players Canadian-
46
25
•
•
Trust
Moore Corp common
16% Mar
1,715
185
10%
Feb
Mar
16% May
415
r
12
33
•:
'
1,000
47%
69
23
'
Common
6,015
163/4
47
23
>-
69
*
:
.32
16%
10
»
•
Montreal Locomotive Works
Montreal
DUpont Co
.
1.35
Feb
1.70
Jan
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Texaco
common
Canada
Toronto
Ltd
Star
Towers
19%
1,245
•
51
49 %
52
1,575
common
Bank
175
10
63
63
65%
59%
50%
60
7%
preferred
preferred
—100
Canada
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans Prairie Pipeline new
Union
Acceptance
2nd
Union
Gas
Class
of
A
United
1st
class
United
Oil
1
1-45
1.30
1.45
3%c
40%
6 %
50
class
B
31
9%
100
4,085
55
40
54 Va
297/a Mar
29%
30
435
24
Feb
40
40
75
30 %
Jan
6%
Feb
6%
6%
470
*
1.35
1.35
125
16c
17c
400
*
.»
i
•
'
'
•
<'
•—1
:r__
47c
50c-
*
5.25
1
5.35
Chirao
Mines—
Gold
"Chromim
Smelting
Mining
Cochenour
Coin
Willans
Lake
Gold
i——1
Metals
Coniagas
Jan
May
Con Key Mines
Consolidated Bellekeiio
Consolidated
Apr
Consolidated
Consolidated
Central
Mines
Flin—
7%
Apr
Consolidated
Consolidated
Dragon Oil
Fenimore
*
Viceroy
*
Mfg class B
& Grey Trust
Wainwright
Walker
G
Waterous
Webb
Products
&
10
&
Ref
Foods
class
1.16
1.28
8,985
9%c
9,108
Copper
A
1.15
54Va
1,500
2.35
3.00
Pass
16%
16 %
16%
4,212
pfd
9
Feb
99
125
8.75
9.20
AND
Jan
3.10 May
Crestaurum
1,610
2.70
Jan
4.10 Mar
Croinor
44c
40c
6.35
1
■.
15c
lOo
5%c
5%%
Nickel
Copper
&
Gas
class
A
8.85
1.97
22c
7,000
15c
Mar
25,165
10c
Jan
22 %c
Mar
35%c,Mqr
2%c Apr
22c
May
1.85 May
7,055
,,
1.19
—1
20%
9c
Jan
7c
1.15
36c
2,030
7c
—
70c
19%
—
1
Persuing
7,625
6c
54c
1.00
3,000
3Vic Mar
—
10c
Horn
V Deldona
Pacific—lc
Delnite Mines
8.00
Jan
10% Mar
Apr
10%
East
East
East
16c
Apr
45 %c
May
15c
Jan
Apr „■>.
92c
i
6,800
Jan
1.37
*■.
7,500
8c
Jan
16 %c
85c
May
57c
1,200
44,600
45c
Jan
93c
Jan
18c
4,800
14%c
Jan
36c
Jan
4,800
1.00
Feb
1.19
5c
Feb
9c
7c
1.05
7%C
2,500
7%c
15,400
9c 10%c
11,500
.
Jan
11 %c
Jan
Sc
Feb
12c
May
6c
6,900
5%c
Feb
7c
Jan
3.55
3.45
3.75
2,200
3.25
Jan
8.00
7.65
22 %
22 >%
22 Va
25%
8.20
10%
Sol
24c
24c
25c
15,700
8Vic
4,000
28c
Jan
24c
64,983
27c
Mar
51c
51c
I,000
55c
Apr
7c
7c
7Vic
19,100
Mascot
1
27%
9%c
27%
28%
2,693
9%c
10c
11,040
Mine
Yellowknife
1
;
Mines Ltd
Uran
1.00
1
Mines
36 Vic
9%c
16,006
7c
23,500
5%c Jan
11c
11 %c
13c
4,000
11c
Apr
19c
5%c.
5%c
9,100
4%c Mar
7c
Jan
Gulf
46c
48c
15,550
58c
Jan
2.26
2.41
14,520
10%c ll%c
39,768
10c
Mar
6c
May
10c
Jan
16c
Jan
13c
29% Mar
19Vic Jan
1.00
26c
5%c
5%c
6,000
5c
Jan
30c34%c
12,500
13,000
21,798
24c
Jan
16c
Jan
17c
35c
37c
20
5,255
19,019
78c
20
1.09 Apr
12% May
Apr
Jan
8% Jan
42,500
19c
Jan
Jan
13c
34c
Jan
9c
Jan
39c
20c
Apr
Mar
40c
•
May
14c / Jan
2,000
31c
9%cMay
25%
12%
> i
Apr
19%cMay
.
Jan.
23c
:
—
1
Mining
6c
95c
23%c
1
!
11%
12
1
Explorers
17c
—
46c
1.60
May
Jan
10c
Mar
9c
Mar
15 %c
Jan
Granduc
Feb
Great
Jan
Gulch
44c
Apr
2.28
6%c
10c
10c ll%c
24,600
8%c
14c
13c
15c
41,400
12c
Mar
5c
5c
5%c
6,500
5c
Feb
8%c Jan
47c
Jan
59c
6%c
■
-
1.35
Jan
2.49
Jan
48c
48c
52c
43,800
6.60
6.50
7.00
II,254
40c
40c
500
2.45
2.55
7,600
2.45
34c
Apr
—
6.00
40c
29c
29c
31c
12,200
3.80
3.55
3.90
20,775
2.57
2.60
2,900
5c
5c
3,000
4c
—
—
Apr
Feb
Jan
"
27c
May
26 %c
—
Granby Mining
32c
Feb
10%c
6%c
Gold ray
Jan
Jan
6c
Feb
Jan
Feb
7.00 Mar
May
60c
3.10
36c
3.55 May
2.25 Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
Grandrov
Mines
—
12c
5,000
9c
8c
8c
2,250
7c
20c
20c
.
25%
5.30
23%
21c
7,800
26
7,000
26%c 26%c
;
•
1
1
Hard
1
Rock
Harrison
Head
Gold
Mines
Minerals
of
Lakes
Heath
Gold
Mines-
Ltd
class
18c
Mar
6c
Jan
Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil _:
:
Hugh Pam Porcupine-
Jan
15c
Feb
Hydra
Apr
15c
Jan
Inspiration
29c
»Jan
Gold
25c
740
2.20
2.25
1,250
5.15
5.55
15,211
16%
15%
16%
832
1.02
1.00
1.02
4,150
3.60
3.50
3.70
11,900
2.10
2.05
2.15
10,575
5%c
5%c
—
4.10
Jan
39c
Jan
1.25
Jan
2.60
5.15 May
13
Mar
7.50
80c
>
16%
Jan
4.45
Joburke
Gold
Jan
13,000
90c
1,500
4.20
7,188
4.00
Apr
508
1.50
2.60 Mar
Jan
1.80
1.90
3.85
5%c Mar
90c
3.70
Joliet
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleum—
Feb
Feb
Feb
Assets
2,525
purchased
1.46 May
20,600
85c
23,730
20c
Jan
19,900
50c
May
13c 13 Vic
6Vic 7%c
3,000
12c
Feb
16c
Jan
16,500
5c
Jan
J.0c
Mar
7,000
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
13c
7c
1
8c
1
8c
8c
24c24Vic
—
9,800
by
United
Oils
22Vic
21c
23c
30%c
28Vic
31c
4%c
4%c
28/2CMay
5,550
8.70
9.20
30,178
2.20
4,115
Feb
Kirkland
1
32c
32c 32%c
6,572
Jan
Kirkland Townsite
1
Jan
Kopan Develonments Ltd
*
12V2c
Jan
Labrador Mining & Exploration—
•
27Vi
Lake
Dufault
1
5.45
Lake
Lingman
1
9%c
9Vic
11c
15c
18c
87c
May
31c
Jan
38c
8c
Mar
13c
5%cMay
19c
85c
Jan
Lake
1.22
1
20%c
20c
23c
43,366
20c
1
12c
May
1.19 May
30c
Feb
12c
12c
3,500
10c
Jan
14%.cMar
each
^
Osu
Minerals
Mines
Gold—
Mines
T
Jan
.^an
25%cMar
42c
Jan
7
1
Copper
82c
Ltd
2.20
for
Jan
^,'7^ "][an
39%c Apr
Mar
10c
10,431
9.20
1
Mines
Feb
24c
46,200
1
—,
2.20
3,600
Jan
Jan
56c
1
3,300
1.34
2.55 Jan
94c
1
26c
•
89c
-*
receive
Gold
May
50c
Kilembe
84c
Mar
Jan
27c 30%c
Jan
90c
9,850
12,500
May
—
Mines
Stockholders
32c 34%e
89,133
73c
1.60
Kerr-Addison Gold
87c
1.19
69c
1.51
Kenville
—
1.14
May
69c
1.52
Jan
9,000
1.19
65c
66c
49c
Feb
20c
•
Feb
51c
1.87
16%c
6,855
—
1.80
16%c
8c
42c
3,609
4.35
21,410
8Vic
31,405
163%
Jan
7,175
1.46
8c
Apr
57c
23,564
Mar
1.01
5 Vic
May
32c
58Vi
1.32 May
16c
May
94c
1.32
__
10c
2,697
57Vi
15%
May
90c
-—'
Mines
Jonsmith
5.35
13,000
1,300
,
May
Mar
27c
————
Jan
94c
7 Vic
Mines.
Jan
2.85
13c
36c
7,855
6,686
1
1.03
1.40
—-—•
Quebec
10c
35c
14c , Jan
2.66 Jan
26% Jan
15% Feb
15%. Mar
2.65 Jan
59 % Apr
20%.Mar
17c
Jan
54c
Feb
13
——l
13%c
Feb
"
7,015
Jan
5,100
11,425
35C
Mines
1.95
May
28,050
2.28
23"%
—1
—-
-
Explorations ——
3.05
5ViC
2.15
20%
11%
11%
2.05
54%
15%
6%c
;
1
:
Jellicoe
5%c
3.70
Jaye
Jan
Jan
2.30
10c
Mining
1.18 Mar
90c
180
May
Jan
24c
65c
20c
—i
jacobus
Waite
16c
Jan
12%
1
Feb
Mar
2.27
16
—
Jan
13c
11%
l
-8c
14%cMay
Mar
28c
11%
2.27.
57%
—
8c
,V
4.700
12%
2.50
10% Feb
Jan
38,300
^-1
Mines
Mines
Jack
5%c
8.35
24,350
"12%
*
-
Feb
4.00
3.75
Iso
Feb
22%
1
Copper Mines
Jan
2.2B
23
—1
Exploration
Bav
2.25
*
v
•
Bay
Irish
5%c
13c
•
Hudson
Iron
lie.'
1
Jan
Feb
11c
1
3.40
28%
29,250
30c
__
15% Feb
9c
Apr
18%cMar
4Vic May
5
Consolidated
10% May
5%c Jan
24,000
Jan
Jan
4.15 Jan
6%c Jan
-
14,854
30c
20
24c
-
2.80 Mar
4,835
1,000
11,900-
Jan
6c
16Vic
;
Howey
Jan
•
Jan
Mar
ll%c 12%c
12%c
.
12c
9.95
4Vic.
20c
A_„
„
9.45
,
__
-He
*
Home
Co
11%
6%c
I7%c
1
Gold—
Class B
9.55
18%
5,325
12c 13%c
_1
Highland Bell
HolUnger Consolidated
Oil
10%
V.
—1
Iron
Headway Red Lake————
Feb
20%
—
23c
100
2,200
3.35
6%c
1
Gwillim Lake Gold-——•
4.90
19%c Mar
10%
3.15
1
Mines
/
16 Vic 16%c
'
3.30
1
Develoo-
Mines
Lead
—
1
—
12c
i—
_1
•
Plains
>
5
—
Mines
Gunnar Mining
?
—
Jan
32%c
9c
1
page 45.
Jan
10c
1
1c
9c
—
see
Mar
5c
19,000
1
1.14
Warrants
For footnotes,
22c
8,100
16c
Goldfields
21 %c
•
—-
Ltd
1.81
4.20 Jan
18Vic Jan
8%cMay
8%c
16c
Goldale Mines
6,800
Canadian Devonian
Petroleum—
•
Canadian D.vno Mines
-—-1
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
—16%
Canadian High Crest-;
——20c
Canadian Homestead
—._10e
Canadian Malartic Gold
*
—
1
Ltd—
Mines
68% Jan
May
7c
1
Mines
Genex
56
14c
»
Mining
Gaitwnv
3,500
15,600
10c
Mines—
Exploration
Apr
1
21c
1
Silica—
5c
20c
Glenn
1
Northwest Mines,
9c
15 %c
8,000
26c
•
—
666
9%c
24c
*
Canadian North Inca
3,100
8%c
1.27
1
Petroleum
22 Vic Mar
9,750
6c
16c
9c
7%c
1
Minerals
Feb
9Vic
5c
1
22%c
—
Chieftain
Jan
1.80 Jan
13c
Feb
8%c Apr
Apr
Glacier
—
Delhi
1.90 Jan
3.05
Giant
•
Astoria
1.61 May
1.40 May
5,125
7c
*
Canadian
2.49
6,975
17,850
3.30
Giant
25c
Canadian
2.10 Mar
1.71
3.20
Ltd
Jan
Jan
1.57
3.25
24c
1
Canada Tungsten
May V* r:; 75c
1
1-20
1
Petrol
Jan
15c
r
Feb
Feb
1
Southern
Jan
27c
1.60
Feb
1
Lands
6Vic
6,350
2.30
4VicMar
7,135
25% Mar
1
.—
22,200
17,000
3,900
7c
1
Pete
15% Jan
12Vic Feb
Jan
Jan
59
Mines
Jan
9c
6c
*
Ltd
Feb
4.05
29% May
May
,1.80
2tc
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
64c
-
8c
56
Francoeur
Mar
50c Mar
12% Mar
10c
16c
1
Mining
Mining
Mar
16,200
24,700
1.71
1.27
1
Oil
May
3.60 Mar
1.71
26
1
Oils
64c
""
.
Jan
'
1-61
—
1
24c
1.43
1.49
1
Jan
27c
/
23% Mar
11
Jan
9c
Jan
1
Apr
1
Lake
Mines
2.15
—
1
16c
25%c Apr
Mar
•
Falconbridge
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Jan
*
Mines
Mines
10c
45c
1,810
;
9c
13c
Corp
51c
*
Mining & Smelting
8c
12c
Mining
24%
1
.
8c
12c
2.30
22
1
i
11%
11
1
1
Frobisher
Feb
6O0
Ltd
11
2.50
1
23c
1
Mines
3,605
Co
Mines
100
Feb
10,100
11,575
Sullivan
175
48c
4.05
29%
Malartic Mines
6,000
16%c Jan
3.90
27%
6c
1.15
1.55
50c
46c
4.00
28%
29c
25%
—
46 Vic
1
-
5c
25
1.05 May
20c
Feb
Jan
27c
1.05
—
Jan
10
3,309
6c
Fatima
3.75 May
7.60 May
14,365
Jan
44c
11%
15c
r "
Farwest
Apr
May
7c
31c
*5,210
11
27c
Eureka
I
28,000
48c'
46c
45%c--*
•
Eldrich
El
Apr
50c
46c
1
Elder
1.17 Mar
10,566
11%
Amphi Gold
Feb
18,500
11c
1
9.00
May
20c
10c
45Vic "
Mines
Copper
Dynamic Pete
May
18c
•
Mines
Duvan
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
5c
6%c Mar
25c
Petroleum
Donalda
19c
May
7c
9%c Jan
Mar
18,300
4,050
1
Dome
Feb
Feb
10c
7%c
1
Jan
54c
11,250
7c
19c
-
1
—
—
Mines
8%c
11c
92c
1
:
10c
19c 20%c
—
19c
1
-^L
Mines
6c
1
Mines
Gold'Minds^—
Dome
10c
1.25
1
Dickenson
38c
7c
4c
Devon Palmer Oils
7,228
1.00
3 Vic
Feb
13,000
51c
3 Vic
325
lie
85c
1
Mines
3,375
f
Mar
9c
6%cMay
Apr
73,400
1.11
6,250
Jan
14c
85c
21% Mar
Jan
1,720
2.65
8c
Jan
May
7c
Jan
1.39 May
Jan
7c
Jan
Jan
75c
45 %c Jan
17
May
12c
Jan
Mar
6Vic
28c
6c
Calvert
Candore
66c
50c
Mines
Denison
7c
Calgary & Edmonton
Can'Erin
—
_*
Mir#:s
Jan
9.00
13 %c 14 %c
1
Petroleum
Canadian
Copper
32c
9.40
40c 43 %c
*
Mines
Canadian
•
Zinc
6c
'Delhi
420, May
5 %c Apr ;
8.25
10c
—
Petroleums
Canadian
1.85
13 %c 16 %c
42 Vic
•
Anlcente
Canada
1,350
10 Vic
•
Pioneer
Bralsaman Petroleums
Oil
17c
6%c
•
Eralorne
Canada
6,100
18,000
22c
1
&
Feb
13c
7c
50c
Mines
.
Camerina
42c
3%c
V
-
11c
1
Bay Uranium
Borduclac Mines
Gas
8,600
—
Deer
Apr
1.07."Jan.
9.40
1
.Black
Calalta
6.75
."
Feb
•
Corp
Copper Corp
Mines
Feb
Mar
62c
5,099
Mar
1
Mines
Cadamet
5.50
6,825
„
May
3%c
25
Bid cop Mines Ltd
Cable
78c
25
Mining
Red
15c
15c
1
6c
—
Buffalo
13c
6.25
i
Geco
Oil
preferred
Reef
7.90 May
—
1
57c
1
Mining
Buffalo
Jan
Dfecoursey Brewis Minerals
41c
50o
Brunswick
4,460
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
5,100
1
preferred
Mines
7.05
Jan
17,202
1
Lodge Mines
Britalta
Broulan
Craigmont
—1
Mines
Mines
Petroleums
Beattie Duauesne
Bouzan
2.35
6.75
•
Jan
26,972
1
Mines
Yukon
14c
Jan
15c
6c
•
Mines
Bata
Bibis
Feb
90c
13c
45c
1
Mines
Bethlehem
May
5c
3,180
Jan
6c
1
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Eevcon
6.45
75c
*
Mines
Beaver
6c
17,500
1.60
Mar
41c
1
Uranium
8,500
11c
1.54
% c May
5c
.1
Trust
Belcher
6.15
.
17c
Metals
8Vic
9Vic
1.60
6c
1
Bankeno Mines.—
Eankfield
Cons Mines
Raska
6c
9Vic
12c
6
7c
—40c
2nd
Barnat
6,000
20o
Oil
Barex
19,583
12c
5c
10.25c
Mines
Bailey Selburn
Banff
115,554
6%c
20c
1.91
1
1
•
Arcadia
1st
Cowichan
Jan
38c
10c
Pete
Yellowknife
5%
Jan
22c
_1
-
Warrants
Base
75c
47c
6c
11c
6c
1
Oil
Gold
8%c
♦
4,025
May
1.50
1
River
12 Vic Mar
1
1
2,400
4.00
1
Gold
—
Gold
Jan
1.60 May
14c
May
Mines
20,100
1,360
•
Mines—
Aumacho
5Vic
155,475
Lead
.
Petroleum
8c
1,425
Huronian
Aumaque
143,764
42c
4.50
6.35
14c
1.39
3.10
May
17%
11c
11 Vic
36Vic May1.05 May
8c
16%
9% May
15% May
—1
20,500
38c
4.00
*
Anglo Rouyn Mines—
Anglo United Development
Aunor
Feb
Red
3,000
1.60
1.31
2.95
1
Explor_:
Ruffner
Apr
53c
10%c
37c
1.55
—
5,000
36%c
—
1
Cusco
Lead Mines
Anchor Petroleums
Atlin
21c
2.50
38c
3.10
Jan
35
44
OILS
An aeon
Atlas
Jan
Mines
Crowpat Minerals
Minerals
Coast
Jan
1.35
15%
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Atlantic
Jan
34c
1
15%
__
Gold
5c
Mar
1
Jan
Jan
3.75
Jan
24c
Coulee
7%
36%
3.55
4c
10,000
21c
CopperTtand Chiboug
270
3.75
.1,333
25c
*
1,600
950
4Vic
—
Copper Corp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
2,775
Feb
4%c
24%c
18Vic
ExploraLlon
30
Mar
2.49 May
13c
24%c
Sannorm
Jan
73c
Feb•"
May
18Vic
West
11%
May
May
Jan
1.90
11c
Jan
Jan
1
Consolidated
May
1.28
1
Consolidated
Conwest
1.34
4.35 Feb
Mine
Jan
100
45c
Jan
Mines
Apr
50c
20
Feb
29
*
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
9%
'44
•
Asamera
Consolidated
Feb
4.00
Explorations.
Arjon
Quebec Gold
29
Alminex
Associated
Consolidated
Mines
Consolidated Rambler
*
A
Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
Yellowknife
Mines
Pershcourt
9%
Agnico
Area
Northland
Consolidated
5
Advocate Mines Ltd
AnsJl
Consolidated
42%
—
Anglo
Feb
29
Ltd
Amer
Nicholson
Consol
431/2
*
Uranium Mines
Gas & Oil—
Anglo
1,000
—,
Mar
3.20 May
92c
Mar
22,650
11c
95c
13,000
2.45
11c
22 % Mar
Apr
8.75
8,322
54c
2.32
Jan
1.55
17% May
18% May
96
50c
2.44
1
11% May
35% Feb
1.05 Mar
35c
52c
2
Negus Mines
May
22%
Mar
35
1
Mosher
Consolidated
3.00 Mar
11%
26
Exploration
Consolidated
Feb
2.85
23%
10%
200
Acadia
Leduc
Morrison
4,545
*
MINES
American
Consolidated
35
•
Electric
Roxana
Jan
Feb
Jan
—
20c
34%cMay
7,060
1.25
warrants-,
Knitting class
Allied
1.00
35
50
(J)
Industries class A
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Alba
95c
1.25
Yukon
Wood
'r
98c
11
98%
Jan
8,000
1
40%
98%
71c
35c37%c
Mogul
*
100
Apr
Consolidated
.-5
:
59c
Feb
29
450
Jan-
4.85
Feb
3,945
41c
Jan
16% May
15 % May
2,610
216,450
2,100
Apr
20
54c
10,090
28%
42c
49%c
3.45
38
17%
May
1.22
55
42c
Jan
48c
1.18
25
17%
7c
Jan
3.20
39
18%
May
3.35
29
20
Jan
4c
•
29
17%
17c
1
Ltd
Feb
30c
Marcus Gold Ltd
Oils
Apr
1.80 Jan
14c
6,000
Mic
Mac
r.-6c
>
;
12,650
Consolidated
39
•
2,100
Jan
46c
Consolidated
1.50 May
29
—.
18c
.Feb
5Vic
5c
—
45c
Jan
2.35
2,380
18c
Jan
7c
19c
v
44c
„
1
1
59%
Jan
1.00
100
17%
63
Lake
Jan
3.55
200
3.00
16%
*
A
S2.80
2.35
167/s
9.10
Mines
37%c
9,023
20
;
White
Acme
49%c
1
4,850
common—
Hardware
Abacus
1
Marbenor Mines
4.75
•
a
Halliwell
1.35
—
Breweries—.
class
White
Class
Consolidated
58%
Warrants
York
Mar
57
*
preferred
Zenith
Golden
1.25
1
E
&
Gillies
Consolidated
4.55
100
Warrants
4V2 %
Consolidated
4.70
•
Canada
(Geo)
Jan
Apr
Jan
5c
...
i
8%cMay
May
55
Apr
1.03 Jan
23Vic Jan
1.10 Mar
8%c
Jan
29c
3Vic Feb
1.17
7%
130
Products
Western
Class
532
47c
May
8%c
7
Arrow
5.50 May
5.50 Jan
'-
Mar
8c
:
1
3.75
57'A
Ltd
——.—
Western
Weston
61
58%
5c
8,500
5,500
Jan
22c
Ja-n
2Vic Jan
5,000
1
Iron—
80c
13%cMar
4,266
-
9c
Feb
Mar
.10,100
4c
4c
6%
f
15c
Jan
•'''
May
5%c
Jan
57c
20%cMar
76c
Jan
~
Jan/L.*7'
Mar
4c
4c
3.25
14c
300
61
*
Preferred
Westeel
1,070
*
trust
Westfair
7
3.75
1
Wesley Mason preferred
Westcoast Trans commonVoting
6%
3.75
14c
8c
Consolidated
•
W
Equipment
Knapp Canada
&
67/8
3.75
>
3,000
—
Consolidated
Vendomatic
Victoria
12,221
77c
>—
1
Discovery
Jan
26c
4.65
30c
Apr
24c
4.10-Apr1,'
...
5%c
4c
„
•
Cadillac
1.75
1.25 Mar
14c
-
*
307
3,205
76c
6c
33c
Feb
May
43 %c May'• !*■
2,300
v.
25c
„
1
,
Gamma
5.40
Janj<'
25%cMay
24,050
-
5.25
5.15
26c
2.50
*
CalLinan
Mar
Beta
5.25
32%c32%c
__
*
;
Mines
Jan
•
;
;
Mines
Combined
40
42c
47c
Feb
30%
-
6,550
Apr
May
1.72 Feb
10c
Jan
15c
44c
Jan
27%
10,600
3%c
Feb
2.20
Apr
1.12
32,000
11,700
46c
31
24 % Mar
11,300
5c
Ar»r
8.45
Jan
7c
25%c27%c
15c 15%c
Jan
11
4c
:
15c
56
10
700
;
Apr
7% May
237/a
1
1
.
Kayrand Copper Mining-——1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
1
Jan
55
-
Mines
Chib
15% May
Jan
31
25%
,
Chesterville
Apr
27%
May
9% Apr
15% Jan
21%
*
Electric
101
50
31
—
Cheskirk Mines
41 %
25
•
25
Corp
Alloys
75
55
30
Charter
Feb
6% May
9,230
50-
21
*
pfd~U~
7%
Feb
16% May
21% May
13% May
9%
21
*
!—
97/a
Jan
*
Rio
4.35
Apr
Jan
7
A
Steel
Vanadium
Vector
1.55
119,500
13
6.35 May
15,050
10c
95
—
•
—-—
Inv
19,597
2.00
7c
100
50
-
—__—
Fuel
6.95
1.85
9%c
100
*
common
Preferred
United
6.40
1.94
1
98
50
*
Canada
B
6.45
1
Porcupine
41
16,397
com
pfd
preferred
Corps
Class
Del
Pat Gold
Jan
1.60 Mar
Feb
Central
7%
46,470
preferred
11 %
Central
96
23
7,195
Central
2.95 May
15%:,,
12%
10%c
Jan
Jan
13% May
14%
12%
1.17
Feb
1,280
21%
12%
High
6%cMar
Jan
5,475
15%
*
!
14%
20,200
22%
3,200
—
64
3.10
*
,
1.35
.;
73 %
15%
1
Low
500
1.30
7c
1.25
7c
1
Quartz
Cassiar Asbestos CorD Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
May
2.95
98
May
——*
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Shares
High
63
13%
—
Trans
8%
Cariboo
7
59 % May
405
41
*
Feb
Low
Jan
3.00
class A
new
Captain
60
5% Mar
145/8
—
Finance
'>
Jan
for Week
14
4,337
•
21%
May
49 % May
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
18
125
14
:—•
4 % 'h
$5
7
14
50
preferred
Warrants
7
*
Marts common
Traders
Low
18
Monday, May 21, 1962
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18
*
Dominion
Toronto
Low
—*
Thompson Paper
Tip Top Tailors
Friday
"
Par
Tamblyn
;
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended May 1 8)
Sales
Sale Price
.
.
1
—
—
—
*
9c
27
15c
28 /4
5.20
5.75
...
13,150
L85
11,300
Jan
....
6 %c Jan
10Vs Jan
2.8!8 Mar
30c
;
Feb
42c
Jan
19!
12c
wth
Feb
17c-
Apr
ivran
4.80 Mar
a
^7,800
_
4 '%c .Tan
8.25Mar
9c
12%c
^.
an
3c
Feb
„
Anr
^a^
7 95 Jan
31c
^
Jan
Volume
195
Number
6161
;
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2417)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
I
Lake
La
Shore
Luz
Mines
Mines
Lamaque
Landa
2.90
2.75
Gold
2.85
3.00
,1,300
2.85
May
3.80
3.95
1,419
3.45
Jan
ioc
4.25
Leitch Gold Mines
40c
41c
13,800
91c
1.07
28,975
8c
14,000
7c
3%C
,14,100
3c
Feb
1.85
1,950
1.75
_
Gas
30c
Yellowknife
Macassa
Gold
Macdonald
Macfie
Gold
I
Mines
30c
8c
Ltd
MacLeod
9c
30c
32,332
10,000
A
2.5
9,250
25c
8,600
4c
9,600
3%c
22
22
1.10
Magnet Cons Mines
4c
3.10
1,000
1.14
2.30
"
Uranium
1.97
Jan
39c
•
21
Feb
Apr
1.05
24 y2
2.05 Mar
Jan
Jan
1.16
Jan
2.35
Jan
1,500
4c
4,500
2yac
Jan
3y2c
Jan
3,050
74c
Apr
91c
Jan
4c
2,000
21c
3,200
Jan
Mattagami
5 Vic
3%c Mar
17y2c
30c
28c
6 Vic
7,362
9c
Jan
3,500
12y2c
70c
72c
Mines
Apr
Jan
6y2c May
12c
Jan
10,400
74c
20c
7y2c Mar
11c
Mar
88c
15,750
70c
May
31,090
43c
Jan
c
29,500
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
12
12 y2
1,525
8.80
Jan
14
Apr
10 %c
11c
7,500
7c
Jan
14c
Feb
8 V2 c
Lake
May
14Vic
Apr
10,000
46 y2c 48 y2c
47c
12 %
9 %
9c
Feb
5.15
Jan
3.05
1
18c
1
1
1
Mines
10% 6
Mclntyre
47
McKenzie
Lake
17c
Lake
Red
McMarmac
43%
6c
Red
McWatters Gold Mines
Athabasca
Feb
57c
Feb
Merrill
Feb
20c
Jan
May
6c
Jan
47c
62c
320,615
2.20
2.40
24,859
52c
50c
52c
65,800
50c
65c
72c
10,600
65c
8%c
Jan
68c
May
Island
Midcon
Mines
10c
Jan
70c
2.20 May
4,500
22 %c 23 %c
47c
6,300
9c
Jan
Mar
3.00
Feb
65c
Feb
1.03
Feb
Feb
12 %c
Jan
May
29c
Feb
'
.r
1
~<-J-
-
'
,
—
31c
2,100
28c
Feb
42c
Apr
4,170
13%
Jan
16%
8,000
5c
Mar
8c
67c
May
May
86c
Jan
57c
21c
Jan
49c "Mar
Jan
3.75
5%c
67C
71c
5,580
59c
57c
60c
14,350
38c
Minerals
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
38c
44C
16,000
2.35
2.35
200
1.17
1.27
181,400
'''
1.17
•
2.25
94c
Feb
1.64
Jan
Feb
1.41 Mar
'
10c
National
Petroleum
Nealon
25
9%C
10c
7,400
8%c
Exploration
National
6 %c
8%c
10,700
6c.
12,400
2.35
3.80
Mines
—
New
Alger Mines
New
4%c
Athona Mines
New
—
32c
Bidlamaque Gold
3.50
3.90
5%c
6%c
4c
5c
,.
9%C
78,616
9.15 Mar
15c
Mar
16,800
48c
May
46,000
43c
Jan
28c
48c
50c
55c
64c
1.23
1.23
1.25
1,903
86c
86c
90c
11,075
80c
10c 11 Vic
32,900
7Vic
100
1.35
1.40
10%
10
1
Uran—_.
4,000
25,011
6c
2,000
14 Vic
15c
6,500
6c
7c
10,804
14c
11,500
13c
Sand
River
Sarcee
1
13c
Gold
2,500
1
Creek
1.88
9,084
Jan
Mar
20c
Jan
4 ViC Mar
7c
Feb
Jan
18c
Mar
Jan
2.04 May
9c
1.75
5c
5c
6,000
91c
1.00
12,654
90c
21c 22 %c
12,000
18c
20c
May
Feb
5.20
'
5.45
1.40
Apr
7c
5c
50c
._
10%
70c
1.00
5.25
Jan
Feb
21 %c
•
Gold
14c
May
7Vic May
14 %c May
1
Metal
Security Freehold
Sheep
1.85
Jan
1.70 Mar
Mar
500
Petrol
Satellite
1.86
Jan
19c
36c
1
Gold
1.15
Feb
5c
34,800
8c
Apr
Jan
Feb
45c
Jan
73c
1.70
9.20
6c
May
71c
Jan
10c
39c
4iyac
1
I
10%
Feb
28c
"
1.10 May
7 Vic
1
Consol
1.40
Jan
10%
"
10 %c 10 %c
Mar
1.15
15Vic Jan
Apr
ioyac
•
4%c Mar
4,023
4.85
7c
Jan
1.35
Feb
35c
Jan
1.35
Jan
Jan
Jan
6.30
Feb
1.40
500
1
3.95
Sigma Mines Quebec
3.95
4.05
1
20,763
5.20
5.00
Miller
Mines
5.40
3.95 May
Silver
1
3,000
Silver
Stand
34 %c
Mines
37c
50c
2,320
25c
47c
26c
4,90 May
33 Vic May
4,500
20Vic
Jan
31c
Jan
Mar
36c
Mar
Sherritt
Gordon
Mines
Stanrock
37c
__'
30c
26c
30c
18,387
1
1.65
Ii
1.62
1.75
20,310
Oils
&
13c
15c
38,700
13c
11 %c
21,500
1.48
1.60
1,000
Oils
•
Uranium
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
1
Starratt
1
Nickel
~
Steeloy Mining
Steep
Rock
Iron
Sullivan
Cons
Sunburst
•
42c
6%c
7c
4c
„
6.15
1
Exploration
3,966
22,200
1.55
1
4c
6.10
24c
,
-
Mines
29 %c
10c
6,500
6.35
28.449
Jan
26c
Apr
Jan
17c
Feb
2.85
Jan
1.48 May
29c
Jan
42c
May
4%c
Feb
10c
Mar
4c
Jan
6c
Mar
5,232
6.10 May
18c
Feb
1.58
5,235
1.45 Mar
23c 24 %c
1.54
Jan
1.93
■
1
_
III"
Sturgeon River Gold
32c
6 %c
21c
Jan
5.40 Mar
10Vic Apr
14c
1.48
1.50 Mar
4.80
1.40 Mar
13c
Ltd
Union
Spooner
;
,
1
Mines
Southern
Sylvanit-e
6,900
5c
„v
Jan
Jan.
4,233
4c
27c
Jan
7%c
7%c
9c
14,675
Jan
12c
Mar
4.70
..^5
-..
Apr
h'AOc
Jan
8,666
,
30c 32 %c
it
Apr
5%c Feb
»
Gold
8.35
Jan
30c
Apr
1.80
Jan
Taurcanis
ZIIII
38c
Apr
7c
May
16c
Feb
21c
Jan
29c
Jan
23c
Jan
28c
Feb
Calumet Mines
22 %c
22 %c
25c
15,100
New
Continental Oil of Canada..
23 % c
23c
25c
63,450
9 %C
9%c
10c
5,500
8%c
Feb
14c
4c
4%c
9,000
3%c
Jan
8%c
Apr
12 %c
Jan
24c
Feb
1.100
8%c
Apr
40c
Mar
40c
6,950
Mar
45c
1.52
1.62
Jan
5,650
95c
1,900
1.56
ZZZZZZZZZ
36c
1.49 Mar
95c
1.65
Mar
Jan
1.20
Jan
1
12 Vic
•
g8c
66c
80c
1 38
1.19
1.40
87.849
qic
85c
1.07
83.450
31c 31 Vic
3,000
35c
Jan
1.35
Jan
8Vic
Jan
12c
Apr
45c
Jan
64c
Jan
10c
Jan
23c
~ioc
II
•
I
Torbrit Silver Mines
Tormont Mines
12 Vic 13 Vic
1
IIIIIIIIl
Towagmac Exploration
49c
Triad Oil
500
57c
1,700
12 Vic 12 Vic
•
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
72,514
11c
55c
*
52c
11c
IIIIIIIl
Resources
21,020
95,250
49c
1
Ltd_
Exp
95c
1.50
500
64c
66c
May
75c
Jan
66c
Jan
20c
18c
Jan
Apr
1.62 Mar
1.55 Mar
1.53 Mar
36c
Apr
Apr
19 Vie
13,300
1.50 May
25c
Jan
76c
Jan
20c
9,200
14Vic Feb
25c
Jan
15c 16 %c
15c
~1
6,800
17 Vic
20c
1
1.60
61c
IIIIII ZZl
IIIIIIIIl
1.50
12%c Jan
57,516
1.96
Feb
Jan
4c
19,600
9%c
~i
Petroleum
Transcontinental
14c
9 %c
38c
ZZl
Lundmark
Trans -Canada
13c
—
*
_
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
Thompson
14c
~35c
Mines
Tombill Mines Ltd
13 %c
May;;.-;
Feb
New
$
6,995
49c
Ryanor Mining
Tidal
Nama Creek Mines
10%
32c
12 %c Mar
Jan
15%
5c
Moneta
'
x
Antonio
May
10,000
24c
l
Apr
15
5c
15%
Mines
Porcupine
Wright Iron
22 %c
31c
'
—
Mining Corp
Ore
9c
9c
,'j.
Mining
Oil
Midrim
Mt
5,814
51%
14c
2.35
Uranium
Multi
43% May
Exploration & Development_50
Mining
;
Mentor
Min
24,270
6V2C
1.2
Medallion Petroleums
Meta
17c
6c
28c
19Vic May
Apr
87c
7,917
15c
58c
Rockwin Mines
San
23c
92c
9.95
10%
•
Mines
Siscoe
4,045
16c
50c
47
1,500
90c
I_1
Silvermaque
Maybrun
24c
2.98 May
Feb
9%c
13 %c
1
Algom
Rio Rupununi Mines
Rowan
2,120
21,000
•
Minerals
Roche
3.25
23 Vic
92c
1
Rio
Rix
2.98
17 Vic 19 %c
Feb
Jan
30c
May
9%c
Jan
26c
Jan
:28c
Consol
Jan
1
Apr
9%c
Mining Corp
Matachewan
Apr
5c
1
5c
13c 13 Vac
Martin-McNeely
25,600
Realm Mining
Reeves Macdonald
4c
9c
Quonto
Rexpar
79c
9c
35c
•
Jan
9%c
Oils
6 Vac
Mines
Jan
9,300
7c
Jan
Jan
5c
Mining
Petroleum
3.60
2y2c
6%c
12c
6c
1
Radiore Uranium Mines
21c
Mines
Jan
.1
20c
Quemont
31c
4,300
5,740
8c
24,600
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Jan
7c
Apr
29 %C
...
Mines
Gold
High
11,332
26c
Mines
Jan
17 %c
.
Queenstown
Low
9c
21c
Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Jan
2.43
4c
21c
Manoka
Maritimes
Feb
Jan
4c
...
Barvue
Marigold
1.67
76c
77c
Marboy
Marcon
Manitou
Range Since Jan. 1
24yac
Quebec
2%c
Majortrans
Malartic Gold Fields
Maralgo
Quebec
Shares
High
9c
-1
Jan
21c
2.10
2.10
Jan
LOW
9c
.1
Lithium
Apr
for Week
of Prices
.1
Develop—
May
3.55
3%c
;
Lake
Quebec
5 Vic
Apr
8c
May
5%c Jan
Labrador
15 %c /Jan
Mar
1.73
3.35
4c
Cockshutt
Manitou
7,200
6 y2c
Feb
1.65 Mar
24c
class
Maneast
1.46
111,200
8c
3.50
Explorations
Red
32c
1.98
5%c
Mines.—
Mines
Maclaren
Madsen
9,550
1.78
1.98
;
.
1.63
Quebec
54c
May
3c
4.00 Mar
4.50
Jan
7c
Loraao Uranium Mines
Lynx
48c
Jan
Par
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold-
,1.46 Mar
,.
38 %c May
1.55
Mines..
Long Lac Gold
3.25
Jan
1.55
Mines
Gold
Mines
3.30
7%c
Gold
Lexindin
Lyndhurst
149
40c
Lencourt
Long Point
4.25
1.00
I_50c
American
3.15 May
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Feb
3.90
Mines
Langis Silver
Little
Low
2.60
1,687
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.90
Friday
S T O CK S
Shares
2.85
_
Oil
Latin
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended May 18)
Sales
Range
S&le Price
45
New
Davies
New
Petroleum
Goldvue
New
50
Mines
Harricana
—.
New
Hosco
New
Jason Mines
New
Mines
Kelore
Newlund
New
Manoka
:
.
2,125
v
7c
Jan
86c
93c
14,425
71c
Jan
8c
7c
8c
9,450
6%c
Jan
7c
1
Mines
Min
exch.
7%c
86c
7c
7%c
5,500
7C
18c
18c
20c
43,375
16c
Mines
Manitoba
Being
7%c.
•
sh.
&
l
Smelt
for
sh.
Co
Mar
Jan
10 %c Mar
1.20
Jan
9c
Apr
10%c
Jan
25%c
Jan
Trinity Chibougamau
Ultra
Union
Shawkey Mines
Mining- Corp
Union
Oil
United
Canso
United
Mining
Smelting.
&
Newnorth
Gold
Senator
Nickel
30c
34c
31,400
13c
11c
14c
206,200
4c
Jan
7c
6y2c
7c
12,885
6c
May
Mar
64c
Jan
30c
48c
51c
18,853
Rim
43c
43c
1,065
43c
1.55
1.61
5,000
Nisto
& Smelting
Mines
Mines
1.61
Mines
Acme
Norgold
Mines
5 Vac
Mining Corp
2.99
Norpax Nickel
18 Vac
preferred
Canadian
Oils
70c
Exploration
Northspan
5%C
Jan
5yac
2,000
5c
Mar
13c
4,525
12c
Mar
3.00
7,767
17 %c 19y2c
28,300
6yac
7c
4,450
1.76
2,650
2.76
Feb
54c
1.75
Feb
Apr
7c
Jan
41c
A
Canada
9c
Jan
15yac Mar
Apr
3.10
Jan
4c
Jan
24Vic
Apr
6c
Jan
1.70 May
Oils
Mar
69c
Jan
70c
Feb
89c
Mar
6.80
25c
28c
19,699
21c
Jan
32c
Apr
33c
20,900
31c
Apr
61c
Mar
40c
700
3.00
3.15
28,900
Ltd
20c
Jan
Weedon Mining
Werner
West
7.45 Mar
Western
Inlet
class
Jan
Yale
Lead
16c
Jan
-25c
Jan
Jan
11c
Jan
May
65c
Jan
12c i3y2c
5,500
11c
Apr
16c
Jan
25c
16,750
1.74
35,566
5c
5 Vic
7,300
1.26
1.20
1.32
11.850
57
56 %
59%
10,383
56% May
19c
19c
19c
80c
9,000
1,500
14Vic Jan
80c
68c
68c
1,366
55c
1,505
52c
Jan
shr.
1
for
Oils
ea.
74c
Jan
&
90c
14c
14c
16c
17,500
15c
15c
16c
10,000
6.1)0
5.95
6.10
27.236
•
Mines
9c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
5.65 Mar
2.30
2.25
2.30
7,500
Ormsby Mines
29c
29c
29c
10,000
21c
Jan
Osisko
46c
43 %c
46c
48,100
43c
Apr
Lake
Mines
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
of
Canuck
Yellowknife
'1
.
lie
18
18%
97c
1.00
6,050
72c
Jan
10c
11c
71,000
8c
Feb
1,733
6.75
Jan
29c
18,775
14c
16c
23,021
Phillips
Pickle
Ltd
Oil
Powell
Oil
Prospectors
Gas
Purdex
Feb
Jan
16C
8,500
22c
Apr
84,000
16%c
Apr
52c
Mar
12,420
25c
May
44 c
Jan
11c
Jan
11c
12c
1.02
1.15
3,700
63c
75c
33,700
21c
25c
Mines.
67c
10c
Gold
67c
8%c
4,900
68c
11,143
54c
10 %c
148,200
5c
72c
81c
26%
27%
50c
61,250
5,160
36c
Jan
Mar
70c
May
Mar
12 Vic
Apr
Feb
91c
May
29 y2 Mar
May
91c
Feb
32c
May
85c
Jan
65c
Feb
76c
Jan
3 Vic
7,000
3c
Jan
7Vic
Jan
15c
20c
190,900
12c
Jan
21c
Jan
67c
69c
Mar
3.200
59c
3 Vic
3 Vic
4,500
3Vic
1 00
98c
1.06
6,816
98c
2.70
2.40
2.85
15,850
19c 19 %c
7,675
80c
Feb
Jan
6c
Mar
May
1.26
2.40 May
Jan
Feb
2.98 May
15c
22c
Mar
35,000
1.90
Jan
24c
127,100
15c
Feb
35c
Feb
6c
6,000
5c
Jan
8c
18c
18c
4,857
14c
Jan
1 00
1.00
1.00
5,275
95c
Mar
9c
I
•
Hill
9 Vic
11c
7.620
9 Vic
11c
198,700
5 Vic
2,000
92c
90c
94c
40,720
17c
20o
Mines
17c
20c
26.365
10%c
1
_
Hi
Zenmac Metal Mines
j
23c
1.03
Apr
Apr
Feb
May
14c
Mar
3c
Jan
12c
Apr
5Vic
Jan
7c
Jan
90c
Mar
1.05
Jan
14c
Mar
4c
Mar
38c
Jan
5 Vic
6c
5,000
9c
Jan
32c
28c
32c
95,950
15%c
Jan
37c
Mar
21c
H
HIIHl
;
1.41 Mar
20 Vic
23c
14,000
20c
Mar
32c
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed in
Canadian
Dollars
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Anglo
Nlfd
Development
Corp
Asbestos
Bulolo
Gold
Canadian
Gen
Consolidated
Dominion
IUHHb
common
Investments
II*
Paper
Oilcloth
Ogilvie
II
Lino
&
*
Flour
Pend
Oreille
Price
Ontario
Paper
•
Bros
Third
Yukon
Mines
Canadian
Cons
100
34%
2,195
7.35
7.35
7.75
2,650
19%
19%
130
19
Jan
20%
40%
40%
40%
750
39
Feb
42
Mar
40%
42%
4,435
39%
Jan
44
Jan
26
25%
26%
600
23%
23
23
100
21
May
24
Apr
27
26
27%
2,875
21
Jan
27%
Apr
33%
33% May
10% May
12%
Gen
Gold
Inv
34%
195
11
2,450
22%
150
22
49
49
50%
234
49
2.10
2.10
100
49%.
49%
50
1,021
7%
160
45c
47c
11,200
35%
35%
50
7%
10
Jan
8.30
V
May
May
26"%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
39% Mar
Jan
25 % Mar
55
2.10 May
48
Mar
36 % May
May
7.35 May
10%
TrustlHIII*
Corp
8% May
33
22%
10%
Z~1
"•
High
8%
33
2.50
common
Low
8%
2.50
1
&
Range Since Jan. 1
34
1
III*
_
Shares
High
8%
0
Inc
Minnesota
Low
*
Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper
Loblaw
•
Dredging
Bronze
Canadian
5
Jan
2.25 Mar
56%
Jan
7
Jan
45c
Apr
50c
32
Jan
36% May
7%
Apr
Jan
33c
2.00
500
6.80
3,204
Airways
70c
67c
70c
9,200
Jan
45c
32c
Ltd
Jan
Apr
26% May
1.95
Ltd
2.00
500
6.30
Producers
41c
Feb
14c
75c
4,000
'
6.75
—
1.02 May
Mar
55c
20c
Ltd
—
10c
13,100
50c
73c
26%
Royalty
Minerals
16c
Apr
30c
B0
Mines
3.45 May
41c
Feb
30c
21c
Ltd
Uranium
Rouyn
Prairie
9.00 Mar
15C
11c
Oils
Preston
Jan
May
25c
65c
Development
Ponder
10c
12c
22c
1.02
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
2.60
26%c Mar
1.05 May
15c
Minerals
Gold
7.50
29c
Gas
Co
Crow
Ore
&
3,900
,
13% May
27c
Oil
Mines
&
—
•
Exploration
Oil
99c
1.74
Feb
26 %c
Gold
May
Jan
Feb
50c
27c
International
Paymaster Consol
Oil
20c
73c
3%c
Feb
May
May
8.80
Petrol
Jan
II
Feb
37c
3.45
Peruvian
1.15
1,100
17,094
8.40
Perron
Feb
67
6c
Oil
Bear
Feb
21,300
3.10
&
Jan
2.09 Mar
21c
I
Mar
42 c
8.40
Gas
8c
1.60
Young (H G) Mines
2.73 Mar
32c
7.85
3.40
Exploration
Apr
1.84
Jan
143/a
Canada
Pernio
Jan
6.75
37c
37c
Consolidated Gold
Peerless
2.05
32c
7.50
20
Pamour
Patino
32C
Feb
18yac Mar
13%
14
Warrants
Lta
5c
17c
S T O CK S
Pacific Petroleums
Pamoll
Jan
1.45 Mar
held
Oleary Malartic..
Opemiska Copper
Orchan
20c
Feb
21 %c
Zinc
Zulapa Mining
Ltd—
4
1.80
1.20 May
H
Being exch. into Manoka Mining &
Smelting Co.
Okalta
Provo
22c
1.67
Yellorex
32c
54c
Apr
5 Vic
Yankee
9c
1,000
55c
24c
Apr
1.62
Wright-Hargreaves
3,500
I
Jan
Jan
1.39
{qq
Apr
2,000'
Co
24c
11c
IIIIIIIIl
3.30
18c
Mining
Jan
42,500
40,015
1
55c
32c
Metals
17c
23c
1.57
5c
IIIIj50c
A
Winchester Larder
9 Vic
13 %C
1,000
22c
1.69
Windfall
9c
Mines
21c
Apr
67C
,
Pitch
21c
45c
1.47
2
:
Wiltsey Coghlan
18c
Rare
PCE
Jan
_1
Petroleum
Mines
32c
O'Brien Gold Mines
Pax
Jan
9.50
Mar
1
Yukeno Mines
Pato
2.06
8.00 Mar
Hi
Mines
Surf
Willroy
Mines
Nudulama
Oka
1.42 May
24 Vic
Hi
I
Nickel
Malartic
Beaucage
Norvalie
Nova
35c
5,675
5.199
*
Lake
Westburne Oil
Mines
41c
Mar
9,500
1.55
1
Decalta
1,200
2.35
Wasamac
Western
11,975
38c
Violamac Mines
Feb
6.25 Mar
8.80
1
,_ZZZZZIZZZZ•
.——II*
I
IIIl
Mines
42c
Jan
14%
1.47
23c
IIIIIIIIl
ZHl
Exploration
Ventures Ltd
Western
6.15
3.05
;
39c
21c
8.50
1.52
1
Jan
71c
Jan
10% May
4.75 Apr
40c
1
Mines
Vespar
4,300
1.55
•
_
Jan
43c
1.80
~
Fortune
Upper Canada Mines
Vandoo Consolidated
Vauze
18c
1,755
5.20
21c
Oils
8c
70c
79,483
New
2,566
11%
4.90
8.50
1
•
United Reef
2.25
3iy2c
warrants
Mines
c
Jan
20c
10%
22 Vic Mar
Jan
37yac May
40c
;
class
Northland
Mar
4c
May
26c
6.65
Rankin
Northern
Jan
30c
Jan
14c
31 Vic
Goldcrest
North
19c
4,201
52c
13yac
42c
Coldstream
North
8,000
1.70
6%c
25
common
Warrants
Northgate
5,000
21c
2.91
Mines
Normetal
Oils
5c
21c
i2yac
Norlartic
North
Feb
5c
21c
Mines
Northcal
May
1.35
34c 37 Vic
Gold
Norbeau
North
May
47c
Nipissing
Nor
30c
Mines
Rouyn
Mining
Nickel
"III
19 Vic
4.90
Mindamar
United
Co
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd.i
New
t
Jan
11%
ZI—ZZl r
'ZZZZZZZZli
United Keno Hill
Ltd
into
United
New
v
~
_
United Asbestos
United Buffadison
7c
1.95 May
5.50 Jan
67c
May
2.70
Zellers
1.75
1.75
1.89
25,778
1.75 May
2.28
4%c
5c
20,100
4c
7Vic
Jan
•No
Apr
par
included
Feb
5c
*
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Jan
6.80 May
1.02 Jan
1
_
wl When
value,
a
Odd
lot
sale
(not
Included
in
'
in
year's
range),
d Deferred
delivery
sale
(not
year's range),
e
Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
HV
w
WPW f!} "WW' fPTffTrt' T
Hr"*"
^<tfWWJWw&wJi
■/
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2418)
t
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
;J
S
;'»
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities- (Quotations
4,
< 1,
i
furnished
quotation
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
The following
national
wide
I
The
request.
on
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
distribution primarily in the Eastern
Par
El
Bid
Par
Corp
14 mi
C E I R Inc class A
13
1
Acoustica Associates
10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.*,
Adler Electronics Inc
.-10c
Aeronautical Electronics
1
Aerotest Labs Inc
10c
Electric
Acme
Par
Ask;
13 Mb
1
Rents
14%
C
Company
Corp
Inc
Interstate
California
2
Liquid
Calif
Water Service
Calif
Water
1
5
Airwork Corp ——1
Ajax Magnethermic Corp
•
Alarm Device Mfg
——10c
18%
20%
5 Ma
5%
Cameo
4%
5 Ma
Canadian
16 Ma
Canadian
Electronics
7 Ma
6%
20
22 Ma
10
54 Ma
59
1
".12 Mi
Homes
Albee
Culver
Alberto
Inc
Aid
14%
Cal-Tec
Systems
Cannon
A
class
Electric
Allied
t
Allied
f;
Allyn & Bacon Inc
12 Mi
3%
4Mb
1
17
Southwest
74%
4%
5%
Inc
Caressa
ioy2
12
Carolina
28 Ma
30%
Carpenter
E)
29%
Cary
31 Ma
Cascade
4Mb
4%
-1
Inc
Natural
8 Mi
Co
10c
Gas
Alpine Geophysical Assoc
Altamil
50c
4%
5 mi
2.50
American Air Filter Co
1
American Biltrite Rubber Co—•
23 Ma
25%
22
25 Ms
Central
18 Ma
20 Mb
5%
6 Ma
9%
10%
Inc
Bowling Enterprise—1
5
American
American Cement Corp
Cedar
Point
——.—25c
Field
Indiana
Central Louisiana
Central
Maine
Central Telephone
5
19
30%
35%
30
32 Ma
6
21%
23 Ma
1
2%
10
Cryogenics
18%
Cent
Electronic Labs cl A_1
12 Ma
14%
Cetron Electronic Corp
5
1
49%
5%
6
Greetings class A—1
American Gypsum Co
1
39 Ma
42
Co
Express
American
Co
Furniture
American
American
American
5%
6%
9 Mi
10 Ma
3%
4 Ma
Bowling
Gobain
St
16
17%
21%
'
Plastics—1
As
Rubber
American
23%
10 Ma
American
Christiana
Securities
City
class
Gas
Co
12
Clarise
Sportswear
28 Ma
Clifton
Precision
14%
16 mi
Clinton
Engines
6
5
1
Inc
Labs
19%
17 Ma
*
Corp
5
22
1
.i
Prod__33M3C
23%
1
13 Mi
Corp cl A_:
10
Engineering Co Inc—1
6 Ma
States
Gas
Coburn
Credit
Co
Inc
;
National
Cole
1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A.10
18%
20%
55 Ma
59
4
45%
49
Applied Electronics class A—10
Applied Research Corp..
25c
2%
3 Ma
Colorado
Interstate
Gas
r>%
f
%
Colorado
Milling
«
6%
Colorado
Oil & Gas Corp
t
Elevator—1
Anelex
Corp
Anheuser-Busch
Inc
1
Inc
Aqua-Chem
Industries
Arcs
Arden
Co
Farms
Arlans
Art
1
15%
16%
Colorite
52 Mi
5t>"/4
Commerce
25%
Co—2Mb
27%
17 Mi
4o'/a
1.6
17%
14 Mi
15 Mi
Plastics
Inc
Gas
19%
Commonwealth
Refining_2c
8%
31 Mb
Commonwealth Telephone Co_10
2)f/4
Metal
Computer
7
8 Mi
9 Ma
Instruments Corp_25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
1
7%
8 Ma
Consolidated
class A
Corp
Ma
12%
1
Associated
Products
1
Associated Sales Analysts cl A_5
III
Inc
Products
Springs Corp
Associated Transport Inc
Atlanta
Class
2?
Industries
Automation
Adhesive
Avery
Avon
Products
Aztec
Oil
Atomic
Baird
Baltimore
I?
#«1
Paint
Hydro
Eanlife
Bargain
22 Ma
19%
Consolidated Rock Products
Automatic
Screw
Control Data Corp
Coffee Company
Electric
'i
6%
15%
Coral
Ridge
Vitamin
Cove
Cowles
893/4
Cowles
19%
Craig
9 Ma
5%
Magazine
Systems
47
52%
CTS
17%
19%
Cummins
Inc
12
6
5 Mi
Barton
13%
12%
1374s
28
/
11
-
Gas
Co
13 Ma
Engine
Baystate
Beauty
20 Mr
61%
3%
10c
2%
3 Mb
16mb
Darling
54
58 Ma
Dashew
1
42
4«%
Data-Control
1
11%
12%
Dejur-Amsco
1
17 Mi
19 Mb
Del
_20c
Petroleum
Belle
7 Mi
Isle
Belmont
Bemis
16 Ma
18
11 Ma
13%
Delta
Corp
Corp
Iron
Bros
5
Works
Bag
—25
Co
Hathaway
Berman Leasing Co
Beryllium Corp
Inc..
31 Mi
33%
7%
8Mb
A)
Western
Binney
&
Bird
Son
Eastern
&
Petroleum
Petroleum
Smith
Hills
Black
(M)
Blue
Bolt
Bon
7%
14 mi
Disc
26
28 mi
Diversa
47 mi
16%
10
Ami
5c
Newman
4 Mi
Crystal
Botany
Industries
Bowl-M'or
Bowman
Bowser
11 Ma
5 Ma
Buckeye
Steel
Burnham
Burns
(W
&
Bzura
Chemical
Inc
For/footnotes,
20
Donnelley
(RR)
&
Sons
Co
Inc
7%
21%
6 Mi
7%
Drackett
Dravo
Company
~
28 Mi
47 Mi
38%
1
7%
class
Dura
Bush
A
Dymo
•.
Inc
1
Company
2 Ma
Industries
33 Ma
Dynamics
1
2
Corp
Duriron
Inc
Corp
Dyna-Therm
1
20c
Chemical
31 Ma
Eastern
16
17
Eastern
•
21
23%
11%
12%
~~
16%
31 Ma
8 Mi
_l0o
11 Mi
25c
5 Mi
60
6%
41%
8%
64 Ma
5%
6%
19%
21%
23
25%
29
9%
11
1
2%
3 Mi
26%
29 Mb
,
Racing Association
Utilities
Associates
18%
Edgcomb
Steel
Co
Edgerton
Germ
&
9
12%
6
Edgewater
Steel
Eitel-McCullough
EICO
Electronic
Co
Inc
Instrument
19 Mi
21 Mi
17%
19%
Corp
•
26 Mi
46%
15%
17
11 Ma
12%
Lance
Latrobe
Lau
278
3%
.
10 Ma
11 Ma
22 Ma
8Mb
25 Mb
2.50
16 Mi
17 Ma
2.50
12 V2
13%
5 Mi
22 Mt
24%
23
29M2
25%
15%
Leeds Travelware class A
15%
17Mt
Lei
Lestoil
4%
5%
1
Products
15 M2
17 Mi
_50c
4M2
5%
&
Inc
Inc
70c
25%
Levitt
16 M2
18%
Lewis; Business
17
18%
10 M2
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B_.
10
50c
11%
3%
3 Ma
Sons
34
37 Mi
7
7%
13
14
Lock
Joint
*
19
21
Loft
Candy
Inv
1
12M2
13%
Lone
Star
Brick.
5
20
22
Longs
Wash
P)
Ind
Fire
3M3
Estate
Real
16%
*
1
1
& Dunlap Inc
Capital Inc_
Chemical
Southwest
Corp
Interstate
32M2
10c
5 Mi
9%
7
1
8%
Controls—1
&
14M2
35 M2
_l
37
,
Madison
7%
10
39%
40%
15%
17 Mt
Gas
Marmon
-18M2
20%
Marrud
20%
Marse
Handmacher-Vogel
Handy &
Hanna
Inc
Shoe
Hanson-Van
Inc
Hearst
Cons
(D
,__1
;
15 M2
Herrington
Heublein
Corp
1
T
3%
4%
2M2
Handling Systems.l
43 V2
3Mi
46%
Electronics
H)
(F
Corp
Co
&
Industries
A
class
1
10%
12 Mi
McLean
xl8%
20 Mb
McLouth Steel Corp
24
26%
Mechanical
22
24 Mb
Melpar Inc
13 Mi
14%
Merchants
10 M2
Metal
28
5
28
30%
Publishing
Co
9 Ma
6 Mi
1
16Mb
17 Mi
Light & Pwr Co com.*
11 Mi
12 Mi
xl0%
17%
11%
5
23
Metromedia
pfd_ll
10M2
11%
Mexican
Inc
Metcom
Inc
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.l
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
21 Mi
23 Mi
26
28 M;
Michigan
Hoover
2 Ma
16 Mi
17%
Microdot
40
43%
Horizon
Land
lc
12%
13%
Mid-America
Houston
Corp
1
13%
14 Mi
Midland
Capital
Houston
Natural
Corp
5
Midwest
Tech
1
36
4%
38 Ma
Material
1
43%
46%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
28
30%
Milgo
28Ma
30%
10 Ma
11 Ma
1
*
1
1
7%
7%
Gas
19
21
Houston Oil
16%
18%
Howard Johnson
41
45%
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
2nd preferred
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
5%
14
6
15%
Field
——
5 Mi
preferred
13.50
Gas Utilities Co..2.50
Midwestern
48.
Pipe
Line
Inc
14%
19 V2
21 Ma
1
1
Corp
Develop
Electronics
r
19
13
*
Co
Instruments
Miller Mfg Co.—
Miner
Industries
,5:
7%
*
Inc
9M2
10%
4
3 Mi
1
3 Mi
Inc
7%
37 V2
40%
Corp
1
11
12%
___1
Inc
6%
lc
4V2
"
see page
11
5
50c
Hydrides Inc
5 Mb
5%
4
15%
26
46%
4%
4%
14
4
$1
10%
1
21
A
38 Ma
Fast Motor Lines—1
4%
class
27%
3
2
1
Inc
Maxson
11%
25
35%
9M2
3%
Company
Matheson
43%
Co
Mb
16
8%
*
Hidden Splendor Min 6%
10
44 Mi
18%
Jl
Inc
22%
9 Mb
14%
41 Ma-
2
IV2
McGraw
9
2%
12%
24%
10%
17 Mi
5Mi
_*
5Ma'
"6
5
2Mb
11%
1
Meredith
Hermetite
■"
4%
Paint class A—_1
6%
"
36%
34
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
17 Mi
90%
86
'
1
Co
—
Mary Carter
4
1
34%
Industries
Marshall
9
10 M2
111
lc
5
11
9%
32
*
6
A—25
Henry's Drive-in Inc
Co—8
Electric
5
Pak
14 Mb
17%
51%
& McClennan Inc.
Mattel
Publications
Portion
16%
25%
1
Co
F)
&
Inc
3.50
C)
Henderson's
106
Winkle-
Telephone Co
Heath
9M2
.1
Corp
Instruments Inc
Hawaiian
8%
1
Company
Munning
Harvey-Wells
Hathaway
19
1
Harman
Mining
Hanover
*
4%
14%
23%
12%
16
48 Ma
Corp
*
Magnetics Inc
*
1
Major League Bowl & Recrea__l
Marine Capital Corp
1
Marlin Rockwell Corp
—1
*
Corp
12%
13%
1
Magnefax
Cosco
Mfg
(E
MacDonald
11 Mi
.
Mangment class A_10c
Hamilton
90
2
Co..
Corp
Hamilton
Inc
50%
19Ms
4M2
_l
r
39%
Inc——
Stores
Ludlow
35%
12%
Capital Corp—1
Lucky
177
-T7Mt x
1
10 Ma
36%,
4%
33M3C
1
Co
Corp
Steel
9 Mi
1
lMi
;—*
Lynch Communication Sys Inc-1
Lytton Financial Corp
--1
14%
165
Pipe
Drug Stores Inc
Lowe's Companies Inc
18
13%
•
19%
5
1
*
1
Inc
Loblaw
5%
5
1
Inc
18
47
86Mi
11 Mi
12 Mi
-1
Forms
Lipe-Rollway Corp. A——
Lithonia
Lighting Inc
5
(A
.3%
20c
12 Mt
|
32
3
1
Inc
10%
.
-.5%
1
13%
24
ii
9V2
Leaseway Transportation Corpil
Leeds & Northrup Co—_—50c
16
9%
' 9
"
10
Co
Supermarkets Inc___i0c
___:
*9
International Corp.l
Blower
Lence. Lanes
A
4
Cement
Co
17
Co
6 M2
2.50
__l—
Steel
Lease Plan
,11%
.
Inc
15 M2
class
-
—2
Portland
Corp—*
(P H)
24%
27 Mi
~;
12%
1
—1
Shale Products
Products
18%
16%
22 Mi
25
•
11%
preferred
conv
16 M2
.10%
1
'
6.25
1
Corp
II
2
Inc—...
Ontario
5%
42 Mt
14 M2
-
50%
42 Ma
5%
3 J
Co
_lc
Corp
40%
24
20c
Mfg
•
.I5
Grier
10
A
10
Laboratory
Inc
1
Economy Bookbinding Corp.lOc
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd
5
35%
Economics
3
Lake
J
32
Corp of Am $1 pfd_2
Economics
.
5%
10%
29
'
6
42
1
Milner
49
9%
Corp
Hamilton
3%
26 Mi
*
Drive-In
—;_*
Ceramic...1
&
5%
26 Mb
,15
250
i*
Corp
Battery
Hagan Chemicals
Hajoca Corp
20 Mb
1
Dumas
30
i
5 Mi
Dynamics Corp
Duffy-Mott Company
22 Ma
9%
46
A
5
,39%
70c
Film
&
Gyrodyne Co of America
27 Mi
1
Corporation
Dynacolor
17
25c
Drexel
Ma
24%
16
Co_2.50
Dorsett Electronics Inc
l
Co"""
2%
10
Atronics
Gulf
.
3
Detective
Co
6
6 Ma
10
Agency class A
i 50
Bush Terminal
Buildings Co.lOc
Business Funds Inc
8
&
3 2 mi
19 Ma
l
Co
Casting
Byllesby (H M)
18Mi
Crucible
47%
1
Inc
8%
24
;
1
25%
10
Co
Vogt
&
Kromex
10%
24%
—.10
Co
Koehrlng Company-Inc
Kollmorgen Corn
12%
10%
31%
9%
23-
23 Mi
37 Mi
Labs Inc
Knox Glass
.13
^
8
20c
Co
Gulf
6%
25
(J)
Dunham
1
5%
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Dixon Chemical Industries Inc_l
1
1
Aniline
Guardian
6 Mb
Dixon
class A
Inc
Growth
29%
6
1
common
17%
Co
Intl
Inc
12%
25
26 Ma
l
16 Ma
Morrill—
J)
10c
9%
Grosset
55 Ma
Corp
11 Mi
Dynamics Inc
lo
British-American Const & Mat_5
Brockway Glass Co Inc—
5
Beryllium
50
Inc
11%
UMa
_
Grinnell Corp
Grolier Inc
40%
5
Digitronics
1
_1
——2
Corp
Greenfield
17 Ma
38
Inc
•
Co
16
5
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
common
Mfg
•
Refining
Corp
Industries
Green Mount Power Corp
14%
Co„2.50
—
10c
preferred.
Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles)
16Mb
'12%
29%
Co.
Sharpe
7%
15
-
Corp.*
Company
&
19%
6 Ma
Bristol
Brown
5 mi
17
1
Products
Inc
$1.20
1
Salt
Corp
13%
i
5
29
10
Company
(C F)
Knape
3 1Mb
Service
Green
10%
11%
r" 4 Ma
•
Capital Corp
Herald-Traveler
5
•
•
Co
Boston
Brush
3%
15%
Boston
Diebold
13%
Machines
10
13 Mi
Finance Company
2.50
•
&
5 Ma
35%
Diamond
Kirk
Greater
8%
3%
4%
32%
Dial
44
Business
7%
3
15%
23%
Power & Light
1
& Bryson Inc
1
Company
25c
Beranek
1
12 Ma
28%
4 Mi
Co_5
B
Globe Rubber Products
18
13 mi
Publishing
50c
Electric Manufacturings
Bogue
1
10c
16%
7 Mb
List
Bohn
A
14
12 Mb
Sivalls
Blatt
class
1
2.5,0
1
21 Ma
19 Ma
10
Oil
9 Ma
24%
464
435
1
Gas
25%
23 Ma
2c
Inc
Utilities
&
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
Glickman
Corp class A
1
7%
Corp
8M2
Inc
Glatfelter
13%
6M4
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge
1
3 Mi
Inc
Black
11%
Machines—10c
10c
4
1
Corp
Lay
Glasspar Co
8 3/8
S
S
1
1
Inc
7%
Systems.-
.8%
21
A Ma
1
23%
*
Nat
7%
5%
I
1
common
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
9
1
Electronics
Dictaphone
Billups
Billups
Specialties—5
Co
Business
21 Ma
1
_50c
_
(L
(NY)
Prod."
8%
|
,
()',
Keyes Fibre Co—
.1
Keystone Custodian Funds A—•
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class A—1
Kings Department Stores..
.1
Kingsport Press Inc
I
—1.25
Kingwood
Oil Co
1
4%
7Mi
19
V
Refining Co
Kewanee
14
7 Mi
5
General Waterworks Corp
66%
1
5
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire
62
,i
Machine
A—5
16%
5%
Co
Kennametal
12%
12%
59 Ma
cl A—10c
*
13 Mb
4%
9 M4
12%
54
3
Class
-
ny2
21 Mi
Glasrock
8 Mi
Corp
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Inc
Danley
Corp
preferred
General
22 Mi
57
Inc
15%
Manufacturing Co
Belco
Airmotive
-7 Mi
Corp
Counselors
Behlen
Dallas
Steel
Ketchnm
17%
:"
6 Mi
Kearney & Trecker Corp..;
11
8
8%
15%
"('!•/. I-./):
v.
General
22 Ma
2 Ma
Custom Components
Photo
General Foam
12%
*
Corp
20%
11 Mi
10
1
General
15 Ma
1
Mach
—
Co
General
12 Mi
26%
5
&
•
General
10
8%
24 Mi
B
Grant
General
9 Mb
*
Gear
Bros
General
307/b
1%
Industries
3v
Kentucky
32 Ma
7 Mi
19 Mt
Kellwood
26 Mi
30
..
1
Inc
Kansas-Nebraska
.5%
,
16Mi
1
Gem International
'
1
1
G-L Electronics Inc
14%
Basic
Crouse-Hinds
8
1
8
.
,
23 Ma
11
Garlock
6%
•
5%
,
'5%
33M3C
Laguna Niguel Corp Units—
19%
7.Mi
Corp
_1
3
-7%
5 Ma
15
Labs
Sportswear
$1.46
9 Mi
11 Ma
Futterman
39%
8
Co
Bennett Stores Inc
_5c
Properties Inc....lc
Fulton
MI
17%
Steel
Frouge
13 Mb
37 Mi
Broadcstf.l
&
Crown-Bremson
1
Distilling Co
1
Properties class A
Bates Mfg
—10
1
Bay less (A J) Markets Inc.
•11%
<10%.
50c
Co
Inc
23
6
pfd
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Cross Company
4%
1
.
Utilities
Public
'Frontier
4 Ma
1
Pharm
&
21 Ma
.—1
23
.
8%
Co
:9Ma
•
6 Ma
1
Inc
Kaiser
27%
M
*
Kalvar Corp
Kaman Aircraft Corp A
Kane-Miller Corp
16 M»
25M2
Co class A—1
Paper
Franklin
8%
1
Inc
Chemical
Co_ .—5
—1
.
Ma
7 Ml
3
14Ma
1
Co
Fair
Frito
50c
Co
Prop
Chem— .50c
&
Electric
.1
i
Transportation—1
Cook
Cook
21
5
10
Vndng_10c
2.50
Inc
Fox-Stanley
<21%
Consultants Bureau Ent cl A
22%
Governor
Foundation Company
4%.
8 Mi
1
Corp
City USA
Co_6.25
18 Mi
1
Corp
Barden
Rendering
85
2.50
Co__
Inc
Bangor
5%
/b
47%
14
1
Inc
Gas
&
2o
22%
44
1
Inc
Products
Consolidated
Consumer
21M4
Foods
Class
12%
Continental
4Mb
40c
11%
Continental
V4
20 Ma
10c
Inc
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
Inc_2.50
7%
20%
2o
Freightwy
2d %
'
6%
B
Atmos-Pak
15%
Light Co
5
Corp common__10c
Gas
Credit
Atlas
V. 9%
8
*
Inc
Astrodata
I*
11%
10%
14
10
•
Associated
13%
1
Western Financial
Foster
6%
Consolidated
Assembly
26 M2
Foote
30%
5
11
24%
(NJ)
Corp
Foote & Davis Inc
8Mb
28%
Business Systm_10c
10
1
Surety
Food
3X%
62%
Oil
1
Business
Small
Service
56 Ma
8 Mi
..10c
..
-8%
.
52
10c
Corp
17%
18%
7 Mt
.
& Lamson Machine Co_20
/.
11
Co
27%
42%
171/4
'
*
Co
22 Ma
16
__1
1
25%
249
26 Ms
1
Research
Julyn
8Mb
10
Floyd
9 Ma
28%
18%
17%
12
8Mb
Florida Telephone Corp cl A—10
Florida Water & Utilities.
1
7 Mi
59 Mi
Gas
Stores
&
16 M2
11 Ms
Florida
2? M*
6%
1
*
Florida
6M8
21
1
Corp
Investors
Mortgage
88%
84
50c
Co.
Company
Mfg Corp.
Steel
Jones
Julie
12
40
;_1
—
(Andrew)
Jostens
14%
Republic Corp of Am cl A_1
10
Corp
(Florida Capital Corp
,\i
24%
5%
25c
Clearing House
Commonwealth
22%
13
_5 /
Inc_50c
Supply
Electronics
Johnson
13%
14 Vi
23
Corp
jessop
9 Mb
3%
1
Fitchburg
18%
42°/i
preferred
Jergens
81
2%
,
Plastics
Jervis
4%
8Mt
E
Jerrold
46%
77 Mi
♦
J
Cie
et
Corp..
Jarrell-Ash
6M4
;
4 Ms
v
Water
Jamesbury
,27%
5%
43
12 Ma
13 Mb
ll
:
20
;
(Chas)
13%
•
24%
233
Co....
Corporation
Kendall
2%
com_3
25
v
27M2
-
10c
Corp
Ltd___
Sales
Fisher
22
Co—5
—
&
•
1
j.5c
12.50
—
Fisher
7%
1
Dept
Hart
Arvida
$1.25
Co
20
12Mi
Investors Corp el A
First
14%
v
Service
5 '/a
58'/a
22 Mi
Utilities..—__15
(Richard) Inc.
—
_*
Jacquin
-6%
'
Flight Co
First
21 Ma
vi
Mfg
6
Boston
First
25%
Hegeman Elec-10
Inc
1
Arkansas Western
Arrow
Wire
Colonial Stores Inc_
•
Power
Missouri
Insulated
Co—5
common
preferred
Participating
Arkansas
Collyer
%
10c
Inc
Coleman
Financial
West
First
%
.
2c
First
24 Mb
Public
v
43/4
54Ma
Southern
Itek
45%
42 Mi
First
5%
1
10
class
Inc
First
22 M4
20 Mi
10c
Corp
Coastal
Anderson
1
Co
Iowa
29%
27Mi
.
1
Icwa
7%
1
Filmohn
27%
Products
6%
First
28 Mi
25 Ma
(Florida)
9 Ma
10 Ms
Co
26 Mi
1
•6%
.1
Ionics Inc
Irwin
-6%
A.l
Serves
5 Mi
53/.,
6
5
Co
Diversified
"8%
:
43/4
1
Co..
'3%
71/2
.
Freight Syst.l
Vending
Investors
10%
A_
Fireco
16%e
9%
50c
Securities
8%
-
Fragrance
■
31/3
*
Motor
Interstate
6%
10
>
7%-
&
Inc..
Engineering Corp
13%
9%
Industries
8%
25 Mb
22
■>.
1
Interstate
4
•
12%
-
*
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn.100
Fiat
Metal Mfg
Co
10c
Mi
16%c
A
*
Inc.—1
Bearing
Farrington
136
B
r
5M2
73/4
Industry..—25c
Systems
Flavors
29%
27 Mi
l
Interstate
31M2
3
:
10c
Faradyne Electronics—
Parrel-Birmingham Co
199
130
Galvan
Lanes
Faff
58 Ma
193
100
Utilities
Class
53
1
com—1.25
Preferred
Citizens
5
29.Mi
:
10c
Corp__
Interstate
18%
12 Mi
Famous Artists School—*
28%
4%
I
Inc
for
Jamaica
Fafnir
3
26Ma
1
Chicago Musical Instruments
26 Mi
Univend
Anchor
1
Chattanooga Gas Co
1.50
Sterilizer
Corp
the Ritz
of
25
3Vh
:—
American
Svc
Pub
com_7.50
Corp
preferred
5%
Ma
10c
Pipe & Construction_5
Heritage
Int'l
Amer
Charles
Publish—25c
American
American
Vermont
17M2
10%
10c
24%
25
International Recreatn Corp_50c
Textbook Co
•
Interstate Bakeries Corp
1
16%
;*._*
/ 22 Mt
■
International
22Mi
1
Inc
-Fair
:
53 M*
16%
50c
&
M2
_*
J
Intl
19%
68 Ma
'20%
Inc__2.50
34%
Instrument Systems Corp
25c
International Bank of Wash
1
International Cablevision "A" 10c
27%
•
31 Ma
27Ma
Infrared
Ma
25 Mb
:
4 Mi
10%
Co_____IIlQ
6%
9
25M2
L__2.50
Executone
20 Mi
28 Ma
32
14
20
8 Mi
9%
-
1
com.
9 Ma
*
8
.1
:
Electronics
Information
18
Co
Forms
Timer
Information
63
_____:
Ets-Hokin
3%
33 Mi
Oil
Corp
Industrial
46 Va
27
3%
50c
preferred.
17%
8 Mi
__1
Inc
Indianapolis Water
26%
*
A
Indiana Gas & Water Co
7Mb
; 57/3
_•
__
$1.25
50c
Inc
Mills
Ask
Mi
73/a
-
a
wide
24%
10
•
I6M4
—__7%
_—
Inc__
Estey
28%
5
Co
American
/
3 Mi
27
Co_
Head
43
Inc_Z_l
Packaging
24 Ma
20
have
a
Bid
1
Chemicals
Properties
Indian
Co
48
,
6
.
1
Erie Resistor
2%
9
45
1
£1
Equity Oil Company
5%
10
Electric Co
Power
American
(V M
ctfs
Trust
Gas
State
8%
50c
Corp,
Epsco Inc
14%
2
Coal
8Mt
1
Inc__
Water
Business
Entron
9 Ma
13 Ma
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Corp
Foods
Alterman
Industries
Ceco
Ennis
10 Mi
5
1
50c
10c
Empire
Endevco
12 Mi
9
Horn
Hygrade
Income
7 Ma
Inc____10c
Corp
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
7%
11 Mi
1
Co
&
Elk
8%
\
Card
Capital
Co__
Optical
Instruments
Emhart Mfg Co
9%
7 Mi
7
1
50c
Line
(L
Chemicals
27
28 Mi
Corp
—
Pipe
8%
1
50c
Corp__
Capital
Elizabethtown
76%
Industries
Products
Capital
Associates
Int'l
8%
9 Mb
.
; 7%
1
,
/Elizabethtown Cons Gas
197/s
72 Ma
7 CM/2
.50c
Capitol
Elgeet
Elion
13%
*
Capehart
Corp
For Tech
12%
—.*...-25
—
common
7%
7 mi
12%
10%
1
common....
7%.
6%
Pepsi-Cola ———50c
100
Corp—3.75
Radio
Corp
1
Organ Co
Maintenance
Allen
11 Ma
1
Superior Ltd
B
Electronic
Electronics
7M4
2
Accounting
Electronics
Hydrocarbon
1
Inc
Corp
Electronic
22
110
loc
Electrolux
28 Ma
20%
>
10c
Ltd
Electro-Voice
Hugoton Production
Huyck Corporation
8
1
Corp
"
23 *':
26 Mi
<•
50c
Oil
67/b
loe
Allegheny
a:
Inc
Delhi
Cannon Mills
Capital
Credit
Telep
7
1
Develop
Land
Alico
All-State
Gas
Inc
Class
13%
Corp
21
12 Ma
&
>13Mb
93/4
9
A_50c
•____
Investors.
Par
29%
8%
_l
is composed of securities
which
i*;-—.7®, have
comprises
securities
which
list
Ask
27M2
25c
;
.
Instruments
Electro-Tec
11%
7%
,
Corp
Electro-Science
24%
5
..
'
Aileen Inc
3
UMa
10 Ma
6 Ml
:
6
4%
•22 Ma
4</4
Corp
5 Mi
4
5
Tel
*
Airpax
I)
U
1
12 Ma
Aerovox
4-'
Electro
23%
10c
c.
California
14%
1
for Friday, May 1 8)
list
region.
Bid
(Texas)—*
Electro Consolidated class
Ask
21
_1
Industries
Caldor
Ma"
32
M
Cadre
6 ms
5%
29 Mi
; i23/4
F
Bid
16%c
Co.
Corp
Electrada
--
Abbey
Electric
Paso
Elco
Industrials and Utilities
"National"
\iVVA
...
^
4
,
-7 Ma
5 Mi
Volume
195
Number
,
6161
'
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*"
V
.
•
'
'
'
'
'
5
'
'
•
i,
.
'
-
,
I
''
''
(2419)
/
'
,
,
i
^
i
..
v
f
'
•
•
•
,
,
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Par
Co
36%
39%
10c
1
Glass
Ask
1
Systems
Mississippi
Bid
10%
ii %
Revere
27%
Rexach
25
10
Mississippi
-'V
Renaire
.
Foods
Inc.
Racing
Assn
11%
12%
Richardson
24
26
Riley
Missouri
23
Utilities
Co..
—1—1
•;—.
1
Mobilife Corp
Modern
Homes
Construction..*
1
7y8
;y-_
Robbins
&
Company——1
Monmouth Park Jockey Club.lc
Monroe Auto Equipment..——1:
Moog Servocontrols
1
Moore
33%
10%
32%
*
Company
17 y2 •
Forging Co.——1
Moore-Handley Inc——1 >;
Moore
Products
Morton
Foods -Inc
19 ya.
■12%
Morton
19
Mfg Corp
———-—1,
Multi-Amp Electronics Corp.lOc
Royal
21%
13%
12 %\
•
—_-±-5
Rotron
10%
•.
Togs
3%
3%
50%
'•2%
Company.'—1.25
Narda Microwave 'Corp^—...10c
Narragansett
Narrow
Capital
Fabric
54%
St
Croix
3y*
St
Louis
I
7y2.
Co-—.;—3'-
National
National
Gas
10 y4
Aeronautical
y
Corp.—1
National Cleaning Contractors.l
National Food Products Corp.l
National
&
Oil
Homes
•7%
-
50c
—...
National
Nesbitt
Co
J".-;
;
J)
■■
A
Prod
Bantam
Capital
Science
Research
Scot
14%
Scott
&
Scott
&
Lad
Foods
1/
Inc
1
17 %
20%
35%
Scott
Foresman
Scripto Inc class A_.
York
Trap Rock—
10c
10c
3%
Photocopy
North
Carolina
North
Penn
&
Elec
Nat
Gas
Gas
2.50
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Ontario Nat Gas
.*
Natural
Northwestern
Gas
Pub
Service
Nutone
Inc
Nytronics
Inc
'
29 y4
20%
&
Lines
Security
Sexton
of
Corp
Shulton
Inc
class
Class B
Orkin
Exterminating
Ortronix
Otter
Inc
Tail
Overnite
Oxford
Power
15 'A 'f- V
Small
Business
*
30%
Sonar
Radio
10c
3%
Chemical
class
A—_25c
Corp
Sorg
South
Pabst
Brewing
Co
•
14%
.^..^.1
y 4%
Airmotive
Pacific
Coast Properties
Far East Line Inc
pacific
Corp
]
1
Corp
5
Panacolor
Inc
...
Tool
&
Penobscot Chemical
Perini
Pickering
Lumber
Metals
11 »A
12%
i.
Natural
Books
21
Potash
Co
Potter
of
Co
3%
9
Corp
Co
6%
2
1
Co
Petroleum
Sve
Co
of
Swank
13%
Systron-Donner
.12%
9
Public
Svc
of
Purex
Corn
Puritan
7%
R
E
3%
4
4%
5%
Tastee
6%
7%
•'
31%
34%
1
8%
9%
1
41%
45 %
1
A—25c
8
8%
6
6%
10%
11%
I
32
.35%
Offshore
Drilling conv class A
Redwing Carriers.
class
20c
16%
Techno Fund
footnotes,
Vanity
Fair
Teleflex
Varifab
Root
Veeder
24%
Vitro
& Smelt. \
1
13
14%
1
2234
24%
5
A
7%
9%
17%
19%
4%
Corp—1
•a
Xtra
Yardney
743/4
15%
18%
20%
23%
Inc
5%
.16%
1
9%
Chemicals
53
14%
Yellow
12%
11'A
12'A
Electric
Corp
Freight
9,
10
91/4
10 y«
1
6%
7%
5%
6'/a
1
Transit
Research Corp
Zonolite Company
Zurn
25c
1
York
8%
Va
15
70
__*
Laboratories
73A
__50c
31 %
•
Wyle
111/4
America
b%
29
1
Wyandotte
123/4
:
51.4
7%
10
7%
4%,
*
4%
25'%
Co
4%
49
3%
14%
24
Corp
Corp
7%
1
9%
13
•
Co
4%
12%
8
8%
10
Wear
Wrather
■
21%
A
Work
Wurlltzer
8'A
of
class
Enterprises Inc
Conversion
66 %
Pharmaceutical
Corp
Corp
Wometco
Wood
24%
Corp
18%
5
5%
62
Inc
45%
31%
Chemical
Wolf
7%
43i%
30%
41%
5
17'A
5
14%
293/4
Corp
22%
Inc
30%
13%
28
Electric Company
3
Willcox & Gibbs
Sewing Mach.l
Win-Chek Industries Inc
10c
Witco
__
Bank and Trust
6 %
73/8
Llnes.l
class A
Industries
Tenax
Tenn
Nat
Texas
Consumer
Industries
18%
Texize
14%
Therm-O-Disc
Thomas
20%
Thompson
&
Finance
&
Inc
(H I)
St Trust
Trust
Natl
Company
Manufacturers & Traders
Bank
Co
(N
59
Maryland
Louis__20
Bank
of
353/8
Mellon
47%
Mercantile
55
59i/2
16
50
,
6%
«
3%
12
370
13%
2%
381
Crocker-Anglo Natl
Empire Trust
Fairfield
391/2
Co
Bk
(N
Y)
County Trust
50
Co
Trust
National
51%
(N
56
Newark
&
New
533A
'45
Carolina
52'%
33
41%
36 3A
39%
64%
673/4
46
Eng Merchants Natl Bk.10
North
31%
49%
Essex
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
330
59%
56%
of
12.50
Banking Co (N J)
10
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12 %
Natl State Bk of Newark—6.25
A
A
29
*'
7.50
Bank
9%
122
52
(Cleve)—8
J)
68
49%
8%
Westchester_5
Community
30%
%
119
Detroit_.12%
of
(Albany)
Rutherford
59
305
Co
National
183/a
167
55'A
(S F)_10
64
25
of
National Commercial Bank &
43
160
5
York
New
80%
44
„
51 %
52
'
56
35%
38 V4
5
37
39%
(Chicago) 20
146
Natl
Northern Trust Co.
Bank
10
50
Federation Ek & Tr Co
(NY)_10
Trust Co
10
54%
42
45 Vb
71 %
76'A
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
46i/2
507/a
57
63%
Philadelphia National Bank__10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
Fidelity-Phila
Union
(Newark)
Trust—
Bank Stk
Camdfin
Y)
lo
Corp (Minn)
Natl Bk
(Camden
Natl
(Hackensack
5
(N
&
10
56%
&
Tradesmen's
25
157
28 V4
52%
553A
36%
33%
Bank
491/4
& Trust
(Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
50
54%
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C..25
(Baltimore)
10
of Boston.12%
of Chicago__20
58
63%
Rockland
86%
90%
74
783A
Royal Bank of Canada
10
65
68'/2
Royal State Bk of New York—5
29%
39%
42'A
St
10
71
84
89 %
Seattle
(Wash)__10
62
38
42
Second Natl Bank
89%
93%
Security
of
of
Dallas
St
10
Louis..
Bank
(N
10
Y)__20
Sav
*
-
Louis
1st
Trust
Natl
73%
206
67V4
70%
31
34%
70 3/4
74%
Bank
5
Union
693A
190
Bk
Co
of Phila—10
323/8
65%
49
5 J'A
75%
79 V4
333/4
3 6'/8
77
843A
37
40%
37 3A
40%
15
74
79 3A
(N Y)„10
40
44
First Natl Bank
(Los
29'A
31%
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany
..10
29'A
313/4
State
45
48
State Street B
National
Bank
&
T
(Conn) .10
(Boston) .10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
Exch
Bk
National
(Suffern N Y)
Banking
(Philadelphia)_10
Trust Corn
Harris Tr &
5
45
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
5
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N
Y..5
Girard
J)
10
Cnty.25
Trust Co
59 3/ij
Trust
J)
(Atlanta)
Natl Bank
Bk
Provident
N
6%
N
Bank
Pennsylvania
7%
of
65%
Natl City
38 %
3%
City Bank
17%
First
701/2
Bank
National
61
First
17%
35
National
813A
48
Natl
15 %
Bank
Connecticut Bank & Tr
Co_12%
First
6%
National
77
Natl Bank (Jersey
City)_10
Natl Bk of Passaic
5%
53%
533A
28aA
Trust—10
Louis)—12.50
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ)_1
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
81'A
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
York)
5
30%
50%
75
(St
86'A
of North Amer.5
Trust Co (N J)
10
Co
(Chicago)—
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
Bank
&
363A
28'A
Bank—10
Natl
Bank
Tr
77%
10
8%
65
49%
Natl
82 %
Commercial Bk
New
Brook
32%
44'A
5'A
7%
Meadow
833A
5
National
5
18%
4%
78
(Buffalo)
5
Cleve
Co
397
42
33
5
-
551/2
Trust
Ask
38
Manufacturers Hanover B & T.15
J)
(Savannah)
Commercial
10
10
Y)
Bid
&
383/4
(Phila)
Co
Trust
Bank
(Philadelphia)
35
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Pliila__10
Cleveland
Co
10
Chase Manhattan Bk
(NY).12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust
Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
Bk__10
66
(Chic)__20
95
(New York)
69%
Trade
Bank & Tr
51 %
55%
Trust
Co
23 %
25%
Union
8
19%
22
Union Trust Co.
Providence R I...
lo
Industrial Valley Bank & Trust
50%
54%
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr
Co.10
Hudson County National
Bk__10
Hudson Tr Co (Union
City)
Industrial National Bank of
Co
(Phila)
5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
...10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__l0
102
Co
of New Jersey
2%
Commerce Bk (Cleve) .10
of
Maryland. 10
101/4
41%
70
75%
United States Tr Co
(Boston).10
45
United States Trust
(N Y)—20
136
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) .5
28%
30%
43
45%
56
61%
Wachovia
Bank
Trust
&
Winston-Salem
N
11 'A
38
56'%
50%
144
60%
Co
5
C)
37
39%
64%
68
3
4%
13 y8
13'A
14%
9%
National Stock Exchange
11
25c
5%
6'A
7'A
8%
1
11%
12%
6%
Range for
7%
l
12%
16%
10%
17%
11%
3%
4%
Camp Chemical
9%
Golconda
Mines
Leasing
8%
13"%
-
Sale Price
Par
Ansonia
Wire
8%
9%
22%
25%
l
28%
30%
Nashville
18
19%
T
Missile
V
&
Lead
Credit
Sites
Week
-■
-.
1
Fiber Glass^.*
for
Last
Co.
..80c
.
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
1
1
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
4%
11%
1
Inc
Betts
Long Island Trust Co
60%
Trust
378
First
7%
Inc..
Chemicals
541%
55
Par
Liberty Real Estate
4
6%
1
Chem
50
Ask
100
Virginia
Camden
21%
10%
*
Butadiene
Broad
Central
First
40c
Texas
of
York
Bankers Trust Co (N
Boatmen's Natl Bk St
First
9%
Tenney Corp class A
Tex-Star Oil & Gas
Corp
Bank
7%
25c
Inc
Bank of New
Bank
l
Lines
54%
(Newark).25
Bank of Commerce (N
Y)
10
Bank
17
/
51%
Commerce
Natl
10c
Gas
of
Natl Bank
24 %
5
6%
Francisco)
First Natl
22 %
Inc
Bank
Bid
America N T & S A
First
67c
Inc
(San
16%
_3
of
First
3
Companies
Par
Bank
9%
21
—
10%
48.
Whiting
281/4
Wilcox
■;
23%
33
1
Winston-Muss Corp
Wisconsin Power & Lt Co
5
16%
21
30%
12.50
18%
39'%
15%
t
7.50
Works
17%
«
Products
Company
48%
Co
24%
22%
Temperature Engin Corp
9
see page
29%
;
22%
5
Gas
45
..10c
Mfg
Pub
&
Machine
38%
36
5
Co
Inc
Vector
Power
Whitin
27%
19*
81 %
1
Company. -50c
&
22'A
32%
Ltd
13
18%
17%,.
•
Weyerhaeuser Company
22%
41-/a
76%
Kentucky Gas Co
5
Light St Telephone—5
Western Mass
Companies
50c
Western Natural Gas Co
20 %
Mills
Co
3
42%
20%
•
Manufacturing Co_5
Western
183A
Co
19
Telephones Inc
1
Television Shares Mangment—lc
Telex Inc
1
1
_1
50c
Co
29
38%'
5
Transmission
r7%
/
39%
Western
1
First
15%
Technical Animations cl B__10c
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
1.25
A
Inr
Power
6%
27
10
Co
2
Corp.
Food
41/4
26%
Taylor Devices
Taylor Fibre Company
Taylor Instrument Co
Texas
...
1
For
9%
25c
class
Industries
8%
32
8%
1
Corp..
Bates
8
29%
1
Inc
Camp Sea
6%
30%
Telecomputing Corp
Dynamics
Company
9
5
27%
1
20%
..10c
24%
A__50c
Tele-Tronics Co
Inc
Reheis
8%
8%
4
class
12
40c
Iron
First
19
25c
Industries
30%
Corp
Vain
&
First
5
Co
Freez
11
Radiation
Remco
7%
.«
16%
25%
Telephone Co
Gas
Westcoast
14%
15%
A
2
Corp
21%
7
1
1
Sugar
Vamco
8%
1
Indus
UVb
Ltd—
&
Electronics
Tampax
Inc
24%
Radiation
Reading
Tamar
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking
;
Inc
Carolina
No
Importers
M
Industries
28%
Fashions Corp
Products Inc
D
8%
Talley
•
■"■•9 %
J 3'A
A_1
Corp
36%
6%
Valley Mould
Fidelity
1
221%
Purolator
Quality
18"%
cl
33%
14%
Fiduciary Trust Co
*
Corp
112%
Company Inc
Pueblo Supermarkets Inc
Alegre
17
8
,18%
Vacuum Electronics
191/2
10%
5
Publishers
Punta
'
5
Hamp
&
22 %
1
Inc
Mex
N*iw
New
Mining Co
Industries Corp
47'A
20%
5
Susquehanna Corp
1
of
Co
Utilities
&
3
Super Market Distributors Inc.l
10c
Svc
Const
5%
1
16
21%
1
Utah
22'A
*
Greene Corp
1
Superior Electric Co
1
Superior Industries Corp
10c
Superior Mfg & Instrument_50c
•18%
'f:
3
10c
191/4
1
1
Elec.J^
Inc
11
50c
Public
Homes
10c
Co
Inc
18%
Stubnitz
34%
y 19%
Professional Golf
Public
Strategic Materials Corp
Strawbridge & Clothier
27 %
Producing Properties Inc
Utilities
Buildings
43
5
77%
25c
Corp
Pubco
Hall
25%
•
Inc
32 %
Corp A_1
Corp
10c
Crest
5
Cq—
Ultrasonics Corp
16%
25 %
1
Steel
7%
America
15'A
30
9%
■
13%
581/2"
23
-14%
1
Electric
12%
l
Co
Stein
15%
4%
53
lo
8%
'3.3%
72%
„
50c
10c
'
17-.;.
5
'
20
Co
Works
Market
35%
33%
3%
A..2
Co
81%
,
31V4
lc
Inc
7%
6%
32%
25
1
Loan & Finance
Statler Hotels Del
18
r'll%
1
———
Webster
Prod
33%
14%
„3.75
33
•
State
6%
7% ?
'I'
<
Star
14%;
31%
50c
Stanley
6%
13%
;;
77
10
7-
10%
5%
'I- 7%
3%
Inc
Premier Corp of America..
Premier
Microwave
Progress
23
17%
6%
com_2.50
Register
Instrument
Powertrori
Preferred
Standard Motor
SS
Screw
Inc
Genl
&
Standard
Polychrome Corp
popell (L F) Co
Portland"
7%
Fruit
31%
15
2%
Stanley Home Products
Playskool Mfg
.....i
Plymouth Cordage Co
Plymounth Rubber Co
Pocket
Standard
21'A
12%
29%
A__1
Co
Standard
Gas
PneumoDynamics
..
12%
6%
Electric
cl
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Standard & Poor's
Corp
Standard Beryllium
14%
29 % -
19%
111/2
2
4%
Stevens Chem
Pioneer
Sprague
12%
13%
Inc
36 %,
Corp
Gas
9-%
Freight System
1
Natl
Pierce
8%
Special
1
52%
Producing Co..1
Gas
Southwestern Electric Svc Co..1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Southwestern States Tele
1
Spector
Philadelphia Sub Water Co_3.75
Piedmont
49'%
30%
16'A
28%
t
27%
35%
26
Corp
7%
30%
15
34
Photon Inc
28'A
33%
9%
,
25
5c
Co
4%
Co__l
8%
27
27
28'A
1
Gas
Inc.l
Fibre
19%
■'<
•
7%
England Tele__25
Nitrogen Co
10c
10%
Pe£>si-Cola Bottling Co Wash.lOc
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc___1 '
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
18%
17
24
New
9y2
*
61/2
19%
Union
26%
15%
7
Southern
Southwest
721/2
27%
Southern
8'A
••'7%
12
18
14'%
35%
19 "a
6%
29%
•
Co
Utilities
Water Co.*
Industries
Pennsylvania Gas
27'A
7
3%
1
...—
-
5
Water
Water
8%
Paterson Parchmnt Paper Co.10
Patterson (M F) Dental Supply*
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
Pearson Corp
25c
Pendleton
Southern
&
11%
23%\
.1
...
Corp
Gas
1
_
Inc
Parker-Hannifin
California
1
Papercraft Corp
pargas
Bakeries
Gulf
13%
35%
17%
1
10117 %
16%
Capital Corp
1
Telephone Co__10
Southern
32%
20c
Inc
United
Uris
43
5%
Engineering class A..1
Develop—lOc
Southern
25%.;;
(,
♦
—
Panoramic Electron/cs
Pantasote Co
<'
Shore Oil &
5%
7% V
& .Light Co—6%
Vegetable Oil Corp
5
Co....
Western
Vitramon Inc
14
13%
Power
Instrument
9%
8%
,
States
Vitamin
66
10%
pac Mercury Electronics cl A_50c
Packard
Western
Virginia Chemicals
21%
33%
6%
10%
22
6%
5
9
•'%
12
Gamble Robinson Co.__5
Pacific Intermountain Express_2
Pacific
6%
9%
States
43
20
lOc
Southern
15%
;8'/8
Pacific
Pacific
Leasing Corp..__l
Realty Invest
*
States
19
1
Investment
Southern
Pacific
15%
39
2
Southeastern
12
Point
22
Victor
3.75
...
Southeastern
7%
Penn
West
13%
Vernitron
*
Paper
Soroban
A
West
10
18%
24%
17%
10%
3%
36%
Simplicity Mfg Co class A____.r*" " 17 Vtt
29%
43
Ohio
24%
11%
1
10
Co
17%
*
5
West
2%
7%
Transportation Co_50c
35%
20
23%
^.1-^16 %K
CQ,
—.—.5
Co..
A
9%
Coast
22%
34
39
13%
1
Co class A—10c
Financial
West
10
10'%
Instruments —
Simplex Wire & Cable
Skil
Co
A.
13%
25%
12 %
A
Gas
Amer
Wesco
United States
Envelop com
21'%
50c
21
Corp
Onyx Chemical Corp..
12 V2
50c
lc
Coal
4%
1
1
cl
1
of
Wellington Mgnt
7%
Upper Penninsular Power Go__9
•
Tube
22
10
19%
23
Scientific
Welded
41%
18
•
28%
33%
38 'A
21
10
E.)
27
8%
14 %
Co
Sons
Natural
20%
2.50
211%
Steel Corp
(Del
Welch
y 26%
24%
14 %
19%
13%
1
Weissberg (H R) Corp class
12
•
A
lc
Ben
125
22'%
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist—5
Okla Miss River Prod Line
Old
Lt &
Webb
10%
•
Oil
Recovery Corp.
Oklahoma Cement C0--—_
*
El
7%
15%
56%
V
5%
12%
Wayne-George Corp
*
5%
&
•'
2
A.
Watson Bros
Transport A
13%
14%
..^...lc •'
Pwr
_2.50"
.....^
10%
52
*-
Washington
Washington
5
12%
_50c
(H)
26%
9%
Nuclear Corp...
.....l
United Printers & Publish
1
Unfted Servomation
Corp..
1
Unu«t Star Companies..
1
,
Sigma
Co
4
1
America
(John) & Co
Shawmut
Association
33%
7%
Exploration——1
Service
117
Banknote_2
Service
34%
Water
5%
25%
4
Inc
10
Ohio
&
...
.25%
3%
24%
*
9
5
23
2
Co
18
Drill
8ya
10c
Siegel (Henry I) Co Inc
Sierra Capital Co
Sierra Pacific Power-Co
Ocean
5%
10
Columbian
Seismograph
Sealas Corp
22%
6»A
1
—
1
Inc..
Vance Sanders
Seatrain
-
3iy2'
: 16%
15
1
—
Corp
Corp
(G D)
18
31%
•
Power
91%
86
Co_3
Nuclear Chicago Gorp^Li.—:—1
4
13
:16%
9%
y -
1
23%
20%
*
Brothers
Warshow
i
371/4
18%
.2
cl
Corp
Swasey Co.
Warren
5
22'A
4%
1
Searle
3%
11%
Northern
Northwest
15'A
20 V2
50c
7%
.
2%-
Company____5
14%
*
Co
Seaboard Electronic
Sealed
6%
Nord
52%
lr'.i'
1
Corp
15%
56.:
'
:
23
1
Pak
&
25 %
-14
•j
Nicholson File Company
(A C)—
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals
Nielsen
Sea
9V8
Corp
__5
Servateria Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines
1
25%
33
Inc
United
19 '/s
23%
37%
New
i
Co....
United
5%
18 V2
16
8%
7%
Ask
5
I6%c
Products
(Jim)
Warner &
Warner Brothers
22%
4'A
Corp
Gas
Gas
United
25%
.5
35
1
4%
23
Co
14%
Inc
6%
20%
-10c
Preferred
12
& Sons class A.100
Williams Inc
5
Fetzer
Hampshire
Airways
3%
Walter
2
.
-8%
4'A
11
(O M)
:';j
Jersey
York
7%
10c
:
■
14%
15%
18%
17 V4
10c
Assocs
New
New
13 %
14%
*
Walnut Grove
23%
28%
United
38
*
...
Corp
New
Co—5
6%
,
37
5
Aviation
Bearings-2
5%
35'A
15%
21%
Artists Theatre Circuit.l
United
Illuminating Co
•
United Investors of Del A
1
:. ,7'/2
34 y2
10c
Inc
J)
.
.
13%
3
31%
Bid
34
Investments Inc
-1
United
-29%
6%
1
Co
(Walter
Scott
Gas
Tucson
Uarco
5
Engineering
20%;
:
Labs
Products
Tropical
.
V 6%
26%
.A
Corp__l y';.
Machines.
34%
Ball
20%
Wallace
class
Waibaum Inc
12'A
—5
Co
Par
50c
Inc
A..1
1
Reed
72'/2
—1
Inc
&
10%
Transcontinent TV class B__
-2.50
Transistor Specialties....
-10c
Trico
Waddell
-
Wabash Magnetics
?._1
Engineering.
Inv
Trans-Sonics
Treesdale
.,.27%
10c /?;n5%
1
321/2
Natural
^
6%
25 % i;
.1
12%
New England Gasf & Elec Assn_8
/.
——1
Petroleum
Science
i
.
A
Electronics
44
'
'
11%
Candies—i*.
Tubular
Schield
4%'
13
40
1
5'A
9%
18 %
—1
...
class
Business
Schneider
14%-
•
18%
—————2
Ino—....5UC
Coi---li-.4—:!
1
?
Trans-Coast
14%
40%
68
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Line.
-50c
Transcont Investing A.
—1
.
10%
12
37/8
,
,
43%
9%
67% :A
Corp
Paper Co
Capital
Scott
Power
.
' M
5c
•
40
64%
Schaevitz
16%
13%
,
—-—...10c
(J-shn
Nevada
-
11
Rolling -Mills—_——.l
Natpac lnc
Neiman-Marcus
Savin
A
Towmotor Corp
Trans-Air System Inc
44%
-16% ';■?
29 Vb :
32%
Scantlin
8%'
8%
15
4%
&
-1
-.10
Packing Co
Corp..
Tool Research
291/2
Inc:
Inc
Jacinto
Sawhill
23%
7%
;i
National Patent Development.!©
National Periodical
—1—1
67%
y.-:
—
Tip-Top Products class
33 % florins
Pete
.
27,
.
1
Associates class A
Savannah Elec & Power Co
23%
y
Tokeim
3%
2%-
Sanders
..;i8%
17
21%
A.—50c
Corp
Class. B
21%
-
San
17 y4
5
Corp
Tobin
55
Inc
;
8%:
11%
7/
15%
22 %
41
14%
_v.8%cI
Stover
Safticraft
Nalco Chemical
Co
Mfg Co
Russell.
.
41%
61
__30c
Royal Industries Inc
20%
,
M'fg
Dutch
Russ
Clothes
Ask
13%
37%
...
Rudd-Melikian
h
14
Timely
50 V2
1
Inc
(Wm H) Inc.Marie Reid
Rose
19%
9%
Co—..———1
Morningstar-Paisley Inc..--—-1
Rorer
13%
•
29%
Bid
.2
Inc
20%
1
(H H) & Co—
Brothers
Rockwell
y 35%
•
12%
Drop
'-iiy2;
•
TIME
38
*
Rockower
37'A-
27
25c
Inc
11%
"
Roberts
8 /
Myers
Thriftway Foods Inc..
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
...
—3
Robertson
Mohawk Rubber
10 y8
Mills Inc__3y2
Roadway Express Inc
5
8%
12 y2
Corp
Rice
4%
8y8
1
Company
Stoker
River Brand
7%
4'A
50c
—
25 ya
C:
6%
Co
3V2
*
,
.
(Quotations for Friday, May 18)
Ask
1
Inc
Construction
Valley Barge Line.l
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Mite Corp
Bid
Par
Minneapolis Gas Co
Missile
47
1
May
18
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
Cable
8hares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
3.40 Mar
II
3.10
1.00
1.10
800
—25c
2.00
1.80
2.10
1,200
10c
1.00
1.00
1,000
25c
1.90
2.40
2,800
3.10
700
_
"units".
Electronics
Corp.,
4.20 Mar
3.00
Apr
4.20 Mar
1.60
-10c
Inc
Development
Ending
Week's
Apr
1.00
Apr
1.70 Mar
1.80 May
3.50 Mar
1.85 Mar
May
1.70 Mar
1.60 May
5.20 Mar
95c
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2420)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Fund
Fund inc
Affiliated Fund Inc
Advisers
Business Shares
American
Growth Fund Ltd—1
American
1
1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houg.hton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp.lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Investors Fund
Mutual Fund Inc
American
American
Fund—
Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
S-l
10.17
9.97
5.21
5.69
21.10
23.02
K-2
6.11
9.31
9.13
K-l
4.57
1
1
1
B-4
Stocks)—1
Stock)
1
12.16
13.27
13.67
14.92
(Low Priced Com Stks)__l
4.39
4.80
Ltd_l
14.79
16.00
1
5.85
6.42
S-2
1.70
(Income
S-3
(Growth
S-4
Com
Com
Internatl
5.28
Keystone
5.63
Knickerbocker
9.37
Lazard
Fund—1
lc
50c
Series B
(' 3.05
3.33
2.28
2.49
lc
3.57
3.90
2.65
2.90
10.87
14.12
7.76
11.50
12.08
13.21
10.33
9.00
13.86
213/4
7.83
22.04
7.96
16.59
56.25
56.82
11.23
12.27
9.99
10.92
8.85
9.70
1
50c
Stock Fund
50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
12.16
13.14
13.32
14.40
5.91
6.46
10
20c
a20.74
8.72
9.04
25c
11.60
12.68
Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
8.24
8.96
15.34
16.58
12.46
13.54
18.52
20.02
Equity Fund Inc
Fund
Growth
Fidelity
Mutual
Florida
Fund
Custodian
4.77
6.18
6.76
1.97
2.15
5.73
6.23
1°
lc
lc
2.37
2.61
Mutual Fund
Franklin
4.36
*
Inc
Founders
Common
series
stock
Preferred
stock
series-
lc
Inc
1
1
America
of
Investor?
Fundamental
Capital
General
1
—1
Corp—
General Investors Trust
6.30
6.93
2.53
2.78
7.26
7.98
7.78
8.46
9.42
10.32
al7.99
"7.30
6.72
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
7.43
6.19
12.71
13.92
9.26
10.15
lc
6.92
7.59
lc
11.08
12.14
1
18.98
1
a20.57
Bond shares
shares
Petroleum
Shares Inc
Growth Industry
Guardian
Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
5.13
10c
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
1
7.72
9.40
7.28
7.96
lc
11.24
12.30
Fund_lc
10.32
11.29
Growth
Investment
Trust
Stock
6.61
»
1
9.98
11.63
Istel
Johnston
15.83
10.91
11.92
5.68
6.21
3.69
4.03
7.11
7.77
National Securities Series—
Series————At:
Series
Stock
—
Series.
(Investment
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low Priced
12.97
1
12.67
13.85
—1
15.04
16.44
1
7.28
Securities
Inc
Fund
Penn
85
Monument Life
10
93
100
_io
140
149
Com wealth
Puritan
Putnam
Putnam
9.85
10.69
11.68
13.90
Franklin
Life
Globe
Govt
Gov
&
Republic Ins Co—
Employees Insur
Employ Life Ins
Great
American
Great Amer
Class
Gulf
Ins
Life
Home Insurance
Interstate
Jefferson
Life
&
Federal
3s
Home
June
Sept.
3%s
17,
16,
4%s Nov.
Congress
Street Fund
Devonshire Street Fund
June
Jun.
12.69
I 34.02
,
Fund
Diversification
1
25.15
26.25
Ohio
Bonds)_1
22.00
24.00
Second
Federal
7.17
18.62
11.82
Maturity—
Certificates
3%s Feb.
Westminster
of
132
139
$6.50
Bid
Tel
&
Tel
4%s
1994
Appalachian Power 4%s
104%
15,
May
15,
4s
Aug.
15,
3%s Aug.
15,
l%s
Oct.
1,
33/4S Nov.
15,
3%s Nov.
15,
25/8s
15,
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
May
15,
3%s May
15,
al0.23
l%s
New
4%s
Oct.
102
New
101%
102%
102%
(Commonwealth of) 5V4S-1977
Northern Indiana Pub Serv—
110
1979
107
4%s_1975
119
Carrier Corp 4%s
1982
Denmark (Kingdom of) 5%s 1977
Duke Power 4%s
1992
El Paso Natural Gas
100
Industries
1,
Rate
.
5%s__l977
Corp
3%s
1975
Machinery 3%s
;
1981
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
197(5
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
96%
5%s
103
Pacific
97
104
1043/a
107 %
:
22
2.50
59
ww
Power
Ins
United
Security Life Ins
S
u
65
Fire
36%
39%
77
803/4
S
15 %
Variable
793/4
10
44
491/4
•: -
Bid
one
100
100.4
100
100
100.5
——
100.1
100.7
for
100
4%s
100.2
43/iis
Mueller
Natl
Brass
TranscontGas
Register
Dairy
New Orleans
Pub
4%s
43As
Serv
1987
__1992'
4%k iqqs
102%
107 %
113
115
101%
64
102%
69
73%
87
Underwood
75
82
101%
k—
102y4
lur%
1017/a
1982
1987
-
US
122
993/a
993/4
1982
102%
102%
1971
Corp
Industries
Trans
102%
103
128
133
1970
122
5%s
4V2s
5V2s
Telephone
109
94
102%
-
3%s
Oct.
22,
20,
1963
23/4s
May
.
1962-
Feb.
1,
100.21
4%s Apr.
20,
4s
Oct.
20,
.
1964
101.11
101.15
4s
Oct.
20,
101.16
4s
Dec.
20,
101.12
3%s Feb.
21,
1966
101.6
.
1965
101.4
.
1965
100.8
_
.
.
1965.
102.4
102.20
3%s May
4'As July
20,
1966—
1966
101.28
102.8
4s
May
22,
1967
Mar.
1966-
2.
98.8
99.0
4'As
102.8
103.8
43/8s
Mar.
20,
104.24
4%s
July
15,
.
_
_
1969
103.24
1969
1968
20,
.
.
_
_
100.16
20,
1970
3%s
Apr.
1,
1970
5%s July
20,
1970
1
108.24
4%s
102.8
103.8
3%s
101.8
102.8
4%s Feb.
15,
1972-1967
104.12
104.28
3%s
Sep.
15,
Feb.
20,
.
1972
4%s
_.
|
104.8
107.24
1972
5%s Feb.
101.16
103.8
1973
101.16
100.16
1971
Oct.
|
.
100.3
100.1
100.3
100.12
1970-1967
1,
1971
.
100.6
100.15
102.6
101.20
101.4
101.4
99.16
98.12
-
101.20
101.20
100
98.28
102
102.16
100.28
101.4
101.24
102.24
102.16
103.16
104
105
107
108
97.24
107.8
108.8
102.16
103.16
100.24
99
1974
99.25
101.30
101.12
96.16
.
100.16
100.2
100.11
96.24
.
1,
May
100.1
100.1
99.21
1964
100.6
.
1963
100.17
100.30
Ask
100
—
-
3%s
Ask
Bid
one
more
or
32nds
of
104.12
97.16
101.24
100
104.28
Bid
100.12
100.14
1 %s
Apr.
1,
100.5
1963—.
100.7
43/4S
May
15,
15,
33As
1962
100.10
100.14
1962
100.5
100.7
point
a
Maturity—
Treasury Notes (Continued)
May
5s
Ask
—
97.20
102.29
100.30
101
103.24
103.26
100.30
1964
1964—
97.24
102.27
1964
101
3a/4s
Aug.
Aug.
1962
99.18
99.22
1%s
Oct.
1,
1964
96.24
96.28
1962
100.16
100.18
4%s
Nov.
15,
1964
103.24
103.26
1962
100.8
100.10
1%s
Apr.
1,
1965
95.30
99.28
45/8s
May
15,
1965
103.17
103.19
l%s
Oct.
1,
95.10
95.14
Feb.
15,
99.26
100.9
100.7
:
1963—
I99.2
15, 1964
15, 1964
f
L
1965—
96.2
99.6
3%s
100.31
101.1
1%S
Apr.
1,
1966 wi
1966
100.2
1963
94.10
94.14
1963
100.5
100.7
4s
Aug.
15,
1966
101.16
101.20
1,
1966
93.20
93.24
93.2
93.6
1963
98.14
98.16
1 %s
Oct.
1963
102.21
102.23
l%s
April
Due
Bid
Ask
1,
1967
100.4
Dated
1-61
8-
1-62
100
100.2
4-61
9-
4-62
100
100.2
2-62
10-
1-62
100.2
100.4
3.10s
May
24,
1962
May
31, 1962
June 7,
1962
June
14,
21,
Bid
5,
12,
Ask
99.935
Sept.
6,
99.890
Sept.
13,
'
30,
97y2
102%
99.214
21,
27,
99.740
Oct.
4,
1962
99.683
Oct.
11,
99.627
Oct.
15,
99.600
Oct.
18,
99.571
Oct.
25,
99.518
Nov.
99.467
Nov.
98.823
98.738
98.761
1962
98.680
98.703
98.621
98.640
98.115
98.134
97.322
97.350
99.416
Nov
99.352
99.362
Jan.
15,
99.295
99.311
April
15,
l^ew York Stock Exchange.
98.902
1962
99.404
asset
98.935
1,
1962
Net
98.988
98.801
9,
a
;
98.969
98.881
1962
1962
99.05C
98.916
—
99.091
99.029
i
1962
8,
15,
FOOTNOTES
99.102
99.074
1962
98.854
99.457
value,
99.25S
1962
1962
1962
99.082
1962
99.509
1962
i
1962
20,
Sept.
99.592
Ask
99.163
Sept.
99.562
1962
Bid
99.138
Sept.
99.616
;
Bills
1962
99.673
1962
100.1
99.243
99.732
1962
99.31
99.190
99.792
2,
par
100.5
100.2
99.781
Aug.
•No
100.3
100
99.844
26,
16,
2-63
4-63
99.785
July
23,
1-
2-
4-63
99.776
July
Aug.
2-62
1-62
1962
Aug.
1962
19,
1962
Aug.
100.6
1962
99.981
99.839
15,
Aug.
100.7
100.4
3-
99.886
1962
July
100.5
3-62
Due
4-
99.931
22, 1962
June
28,
1962_
July
1-62
12-
5-
99.979
Jun.
July
11-
1-62
United States Treasury
1962
June
Ask
1-62
3-
3%s
1-
Bid
2-
Rate
12-
113
1988
43/8s_2002
-
_
-
1962
20,
127
106
Line—
5%S
Westcoast
Wisconsin
103
1971
5s
Pipe
4%
3%sl™_IIII1975
97
1971
Textron
103
_1981
Cash
National
109
101
_
Bank Bonds
Land
Aug.
11-
105%
1981
Amer
106
1981
point
a
1962
Federal
100.3
of
1962-
1,
100.2
Dated
Ask
1003/4
1984
Keystone Steel &Wire4%s
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
_,
1,
Oct.
3.10s
3.25s
118
5s
125/s
393%
Bid
Aug.
3.20s
100.2
99.31
32nds
1962-
100.6
3.20s
1003/8
Gas Trans
11%
36%
V
4,
June
3.05s
113
Sunray
24%
Cooperatives—
3.05s
3.30s
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Tenn
2
.
more
or
Banks
3%s
Southern Calif Edison 4y4s_1977
120
City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur—1
Ask
Banks—
100.2
97
115
3
Westchester Fire
100.1
116
220
19623
14%
75
100
105
5'/2s ww
DX Oil 4y4s
Insurance
5
100
95
Sperry Rand
63%
61%
4-62
103
112
America
25%
152
223/4
2-62
102
1969
of
19%
7
(Ala) 1
6-
109
phoenix Steel 5%s
Co
373/4
109
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
7-
105 %
& Lgt 43/4s__1992
Co_
United
5-61
1992
5s
Insurance
120
17%
145
2-61
1977
-
Petroleum
103
5
9-
1973
43/aS
Ins
873/4
35
8
10-
Zealand
Pacific
113
10
Life
13%
45%
103
79
*
2
Travelers
3.20s
96%
1013A
5
Co
preferred
Sec
96
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
3.15s
1047/8
10
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a83.91
2002
i003/4
1987
Lomb Opt 4%s
8urlington
Ferro
4%s
T-elep
1992
Oil
Bausch &
Food
York
1992
4%s
Ashland
,
1043A
Ins
12%
41%
Y)__2
al8.42
Bid
Bonds—
Ask
853/4
1
5
Amer...
(N
3.10s
Amer
Life
1
Ins
3%s May 15, 1963_
Treasury Notes—
4s
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds—
of
(New Haven)
Southwestern
all.15
Inc—
Inc
Fund
71
Indebtedness—
al2.57
al6.66
Fund
49%
67
81
Security Life & Trust Co
Figures after decimal point represent
5.63
a44.45
Capital Exchange Fd_
Capital
Centennial
46%
"733/4
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
a21.04
Street Fund new
Investors
17.01
Inc.—
Life
1977.
10,
a87.20
Inc
46%
373/4
67
Co
U S Life Ins Co in
1963
12,
12,
l%s
Inc
Ins
1963
11,
Aug.
33/as Feb.
6.26
Life
34 5/8
33
6.25
Marine
&
1962
12,
4s
5.79
Fire
57%
Sep. 10, 1964
37/8s Dec. 11, 1964__
10.83
—
Paul
73/a
853/4
1
Insurance
Springfield Insurance Co
Mortgage Assn—
7.64
Funds—
201^
6 %
31
541/2
1963
11,
13.05
7.27
177
14%
32
2
(N
Natl Life
Standard
1963
15.
Natl
43As
6.72
5
1962
10,
4%s
7.98
10
1963—
4%s Sep.
3%s Mar.
4%s Feb.
7.30
55%
12%
29%
Y)
U
1963—
15
Apr.
10.34
15.75
5
1962
15,
33/bS Feb.
14.96
13.98
"V
1
10
(Texas)—10
58 3/4
43%
10
Accident
Loan
15,
Jan.
9.72
14.45
86%
126
Life
Obligations of Government Agencies
13.69
12.93
117
Corp
Republic Insurance
Figures after decimal point represent
10,
Inc
*
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
5%s Feb.
Fund
5
Co
Standard
4.28
Swap
(N Y)_.
Insp & Insurance
10,
15.38
29%
80
Hartford Steam Boiler
4%s
9.91
26
117
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.92
Growth Ind Fund—10c
Fund Inc
1
5
C)— 4
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
10,
10,
Wisconsin
12.18
(D
(D C)_1.50
Underwriters—
A
Life
4%s Sep.
14.15
105
Reinsurance
Republic
Security Ins
10,
1
1
1
14%
52%
10,
1
13y2
49
4%s Sep.
Whitehall Fund Inc
4
5
8.36
Fund
-_2.50
Seaboard Surety
Apr.
Fund
'■!
733/4
98
111
81
Seaboard
4%s Apr.
Inc
67
5
1
16%
4%s
Mutual
67%
483/4
5
191
12.58
Fund
62
433/4
(Pa)
l47/a
a36.14
3.53
38%
(N C)
175
a30.25
9.83
50%
Life Ins
*
12,
8.99
24%
47%
36
Quaker City
Georgia Inter Life Inc. Co
10,
3.23
Co
Owners
Glens Falls
4%s Dec.
6.50
5
5
Home
General Reinsurance Corp_—10
43/8S Jun.
5.15
10
20
10
St
8.65
5.95
Y
C)
D
126
41%
17.13
of N
34%
Co—
Phoenix
119
15.74
10.78
5%
4%
4
7.67
l°c
1
Co
(Phoenix)-.
11.63
Investing Corp
Y
(S F)
11.51
Inc
_i.25
N
Insurance
8.00
6.56
(Wash
Ins
70^
38%
6.99
56%
Life
61%
14.37
11.94
Pacific Insurance Co
Philadelphia Lite Ins
of
12%
Peerless Insurance Co
Peoples
66%
3%s Mar.
Inc—
96%
52
__10
Assoc
Life
4s
12.57
176
92y2
50 3/8
3%
57
Natl
15.16
al0.13
132
167
45 Vb
46%
3.33%
Y
5
First
Federal
a9.79
125
5
N
Pyramid Life Ins Co
3%s July
al3.41
Funds
5
of
173/4
al9.02
Inc
11997660328
Co
Ins
41
2.50
68 %
12.21
Fund
Co
Pacific Indemnity Co
83 3/4
11.23
1
1
Northern
55 %
%
7.57
Farnham
Inc
27
5l3/4
(Ky) 2
:
41%
32%
5
Co
16 %
6.93
Fund
25
(Gal 1.25
Ins
64
33/8s
&
Insurance
(N J)
Insurance
\3%s
Fund
Northeastern
Fire
78
9.54
Roe
34%
50%
45 %
5
5
:
Insurance
1
16.54
9.11
31 y2
NY_2
47%
4
8.78
Fund-1
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
Common Stock Fund Inc
1
Selected American Shares—1.25
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Shares in Amer Industry Inc—1
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
Sovereign Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
York
North River
253/s
5
5
15.22
of Canada—25c
New
19%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
8.78
Fund
38%
17%
95
23%
Federal
8.12
Scudder Stevens & Clark
353/4
of
89
1
Employers Reinsurance Corp
4.57
1
.—5
Y) "A"_2
5
Providence-Washington
14.94
Inc
Hampshire
Ins
Pioneers
4.18
Fund
Revere
New
90 3/4
com
30%
14.79
1
Nationwide Corp class A
44%
Accident
54 %
1
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
753/4
41 y2
&
Line Ins AA
27 y2
Income—1
Fund Inc
1
(Geo) Fund
1
Growth Fund
1
for
Fund
70
1
Life
51
Growth Stock
Inc
Fund
2
Natl
»
10.21
Provident
National Union Fire
Co
Co
Group
12.11
__2.50
Inc
67 %
Life Insurance_5
11.86
(T Rowe)
62
•
1
Employers
9.34
Fund
Pioneer
Natl Old
Assurance
Ins
Fire
69 %
Gen
Life
National
15%
64
Insur Co
Eagle Fire Ins Co
53/4
;
14ya
(N J)
(N
Insur
5
(Bait)
1
Life
Continental
11.99
50c
1
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
10.82
Pine Street Fund Inc—
C)
Co_^-
Casualty
Life
48 %
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
113/4
10
Ins
44
29
5
Coastal States Life Ins
~9.48
Centennial
15.59
Citizens
Citizens
8.65
1
...»
Price
7.96
al3.53
Mutual Fund
Square
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
7.05
11.63
Bankers Natl Life
31%
-
10 y2
Beneficial Standard Life—
Boston Insurance
28
27%
Hanover Insurance Co_.
11.87
19.45
33.35
1
12.03
15.20
1
Oppenheimer Fund
al3.22
Bonds)
11.13
a
Fund
Street
William
1
Bonds)
Grade
7.89
8.62
Inc
Shares
11.06
1
Fund
8.58
England Fund—
1
New York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry &
6.52
1
Mutual
7.85
—1
Series
Stock
Growth
5.74
1
Series
Stock
6.27
1
Income Series
17.99
Fund
1
1
1
Series
Bond
Preferred
Wellington
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
14.64
Corp
Investors
10.34
Fund
Inc
(The)
1
National
Winfield
Fund
Research
Fund
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Nation
2.99
23.70
Shares
Wellington Equity
12.71
11.26
5
167
2%
Shippers
Firemen's Fund
2.93
21.91
Investors
10.91
Boston—1
of
al4.41
1
Washington
7.23
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
Investors
Trust
Wall Street
5.10
Selective
Investors
2.76
4.67
Investors. Group Funds—
Investors Mutual Inc Fund
Investors
9.24
2.52
lc
America
of
8.50
lc
Institutional Income Fund
Co
Mutual
Fund
Intl Resources Fund Inc__
Investment
8.55
Ltd—
Shares
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
10.24
Accumulated Fund—1
UnLted Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares-l
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
10.27
Institutional
4.49
9.33
United
8.44
1
1
Inc
Income Fund
Investors
7.87
Ins
Life
Inc-1
Re-insurance
1
20th
Century Growth Inv__lGc
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd—1
a27.83
Boston
15.54
4.16
Texas
5.03
1
lc
lc
Imperial Fund Inc
Assurance-
Companies
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Television-Electronics Fund—1
5.61
Series H-DA
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
of
8.83
14.46
United
10c
Fund
7.29
8.06
Growth—1
Fund
1
Mutual Shares Corn——i——
1
Stock
19.55
Series H-C7
Income
6.65
.
Investing Foundation—1
Balanced
Funds Inc—
Incorporated
Incorporated
*
*
Series
Investment
Stein
8.15
5.64
Equip Shares—lc
Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
Electrical
Capital
General
24.63
Invest Found
Scudder
—1
Series
Utility
Fund
Funds-
Series
Bond
8.61
Mutual
One
10c
1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
1
(Newark N J)
Life
in
Eastern
"new"
"new"
Series
Over-the-Counter
Energy Fund Inc
Federated
15.18
Fund—
C)
Electronics
Howard—
Fund
Home
Co
Connecicut
New
17.22
&
22.54
L
(B
Mutual
15.84
Balanced
7.88
Life Fund—
beneficial interest—1
of
Unils
17.27
5.72
Dreyfus Fund Inc
American
Massachusetts
Morton
10.67
5.29
Eaton
1
Inc
Insurance
3.56
Fd
Fund
Growth
9.83
Invest
13.89
Growth
Investors
11.22
3.24
Theory
Trust
int—33'Ac
Stock
investors
shares of beneficial
Mass
10.24
8.97
Dow
'io*t
11.44
16.42
<
59%
Bankers
lc
25c
Inc—1
Shares
Dividend
55%
54
National
Maryland Casualty
Fla)
Managed Funds-
Dividend
1
1
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stic Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
5%
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
523/4
143/4
(Jacksonville
(Wash D
.lc
16%
13%
American Heritage Life Ins—
(Galveston)
18.40
158
131
4%
Mercury
3.72
39
15
1
Nat
2.21
123
1
5
American
2.02
.—10
Insur
Amer
3.40
Co of Va
Liberty Life Ins
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Co_1.50
Amer
lc
913/4
36%
Lincoln
Amer Ins
2.71
3
30%
14 %
American
2.48
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn
34%
27
843A
18.00
lc
Penna__5
12y2
12.52
13.10
of
28%
86
79
Insur
al5.56
Insurance
Co
AsK
30
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
a29.07
7.28
Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
Lincoln
5
Stk Fund Inc—1
Inc
Vegh
De
Life Insurance
32
Casualty_5
Life
20.21
1
30%
&
preferred
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Balanced
—
Western Investment
Diversified Income Fund
Crown
27'%
28y2
Fidelity
Assurance
Bid
25
General
16.47
16.49
12.82
20"A
7.16
Trust Fund—
Corporate Leaders
Life &
121
American
11.46
lc
8.28
Inc
Fund
26%
743/4
American
1
7.44
9.50
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
24
conv
Inc__1
Mutual
1
Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
Commonwealth Stock
Life
American
Trust
14.12
9.92
12.92
7.10
10.58
11.05
12.09
9.37
10.27
9.76
15.80
Shares Trust
1
Chase Fund of Boston
1
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc—1
Commonw'lth lnt'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment..
1
24%
12.02
Massachusetts
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
373/4
22
Co
&
14.26
10.47
Century
35
Insurance
12.49
17.06
*
——
10
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Life Assurance
2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Casualty (111)_l
Equitable Assur
5
American
Investors
Growth
Canadian International
Fund Ltd
114
Agricultural
15%
Income
Par
5
Insurance
All Amer Life
$1.25
Companies
Ask
69
10.81
15.09
1
Life
Bid
3.50
20.17
9.89
11.43
18.46
13.19
12.88
6.81
1
6.88
Aetna
143/4
Canada General
(1954)
6.28
Casualty & Surety
1
Inc
Insurance
Life
Fund
Growth
Fund
Lexington
—
Fund
Knickerbocker
3.90
lx.87
Fund)
(Growth
Par
Aetna
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
6.85
9.65
Ask
Cont.
Custodian Fund
(Discount Bonds)
(Income Fund)
Keystone
8.30
8.83
1.55
4.83
5.18
8.62
3.57
io.y2
1
1
Fund Ltd
Fund Inc
Bullock
Caiiiornla
2.35
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
2.15
6.21
7.68
4.28
5.65
al4.03
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, May 18)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Par
25c
1
1.25
1
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
.
.
!
-
;
1963
98.875
FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value,
b Bid
tNew stock,
yield
price,
k Admitted to listing on the
wi When issued.
yEx- stock dividend.
d Ex-rights,
x Ex-dividend,
-
Volume
195
Number
6161 J
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2421)
Bank
clearings this week will
show
increase
an
com¬
Complete and exact details of the
foregoing will appear in our issue
pared with ayear ago.
based
us,
the
on
country, indicate that
May
19,
for the week ended
clearings from all cities
be
2.4%
above
.
Our
year.
against
those
the
$32,251,537,860 for
United
at
States
in
1961.
Our comparative
summary for the
however, which
are able to give the final
complete results of the week previous — the week
ended May 12. For that week there
was an increase of
present further below
At
7.4%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole
country
having amounted to $29,987,607,430 against
612
in
New
York
Chicago
Philadelphia
;
942,544,113
594,840,723
;
Louis
San
Francisco____:
Baltimore
i
cities,
five
+
cities,
five
days
+
4.9
464,936,721
+14.0
722,493,206
517,313,341
+
Total
1.5
+
7.5
1st
cities,
all
five
days
2nd
Cities
for
week
+
3.0
0.3
+
'
1962
of
shares__
Chicago
17
44
St. Louis
4
"
7
44
+
5,443,400
Dallas
San
2.4
Outside
We
the
Government
1960
Reserve
•
89,108,085
63,932,362
of
of
5.2%.
92,803,996
60,533,354
District
the
<»
9.2
13,925,824,103
12,665,836,545
5.7
1,205,309,855
1,272,647,327
7.8
1,589,430,201
903,124
1,454 993,999
1,836 335,168
+
3.7
1,527,554,570
818,289,138
+ 10.4
1,504,279,120
1,449,690,192
+
3.7
1,808,385,824
1,791,323,961
757 393,974
730 025,440
+
4.6
759,918,137
784,649,178
+
5.1
685,884,383
731,924,340
+ 11.5
726,607,722
863,925,191
44
646,704,882
44
733 669,131
606 130,704
+
6.7
575,418,053
1,556,604,032
634,029.265
1,480 055,066
+
5.2
1,362,073,575
1,431,239,878
29,987,607,430
27,923,468,615
+
7.4
25,827,861,669
24,929,569,359
12,538,968,700
+
5.1
12,384,821,039
12,710,256,744
81,298,617
cities
In the Cleve¬
larger
are
v4. f"
■
14
York
■
■
by
16.3%;
788,954,740
in the Richmond Reserve District
by 8.0%, and in the
Atlanta Reserve District by 12.7%. The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit a gain of
13.2%; the St. Louis
Reserve District of 16.0%, and the
Minneapolis Reserve
District
of
14.3%.
the totals record
serve
In the
District of
Kansas
City Reserve District
expansion of 12.4%; in the Dallas Re¬
an
18.5%, and in the San Francisco Reserve
District of 15.6%.
1961
13
44
Atlanta
73,725,415,920
'
44
7,479^487,736^
8
44
44
31
44
7
44
:
$
4,076,442,206
4,058,881,757
+ 14.8
59,145,731,177
4.9
61,389,201,392
5,014,426,609
+ 16.3
5,224, 065,016
.
1959
'
$
7.6
6,918,339,930
7,001,640,938
8.0
3,460,814,556
+
64,213, 133,361
3,798,908,885
16
Chicago
4,168, 167,131
;,
5,481,236,989
.
15
Ji_-.
1960
or
Dec. %
4,483,945,675
44
Richmond
Louis
Inc.
if
cities '•
10
Cleveland
St.
$
925,918.541
+
834
1,605,690,844
1,904,875,106
792,504,461
767,232,072
of 4.9%.
jt'f U W
:
8th
'
.,1959
$
+
—
1,407, 515,713
$
Hi'
•
7th
1960
928,317.189
44
totals
Philadelphia
9th
or
4.2
+
13,172,041,633
:
4th
65,793,447
Inc.
April—
3rd
83,253,414
66,131,993
118,034,886
of
15,845 239,285
1,271 625,474
865,749,520
City
Boston
,2nd New
1959
68,482,247
-
of
6th
1961
80,883,432
.
"
106
York
5th
1962
March
District
District
serve
1962
1st
-Number of Shares-
February
"
Federal Reserve Districts
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the four months of 1959
to 1962 is indicated in the
following:
January
a gain of
7.8%; in the Richmond
3.7%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
The Chicago Reserve District records
an improvement in its
totals of 3.7%; the St. Louis Re¬
serve
District of 4.6%, and the Minneapolis Reserve
District of 5.1%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District
the totals register an increase of
11.5%; in the Dallas
Reserve District of 6.7%, and in the San Francisco Re¬
Reserve
Dec. %
also
•
New
10
Francisco
Month
$117,182,400 $138,037,000 $465,139,800 $598,385,100
the
9
25,137,100
2,000
Total bonds
in
6
'.
Philadelphia Reserve District
land
26,893,400
that
appears
District the totals show
1961
furnish a summary of the clearings for the
April. For that month there was an increase
body of clearing houses of 13.9%, the 1962
aggregate of clearings having been $139,740,458,583, and
the 1961 aggregate of
$122,696,970,690. In the New York
Reserve District the totals show an
improvement of
14.8%; in the Boston Reserve District of 7.6%, and in
401,722,867
it
District of 10.4%.
965, 581,537
of the entire
1961
280,753,414
6,035,000
City
New
month
$111,739,000 $132,002,000 $438,246,400 $573,246,000
government
9
7
Total
1962
101,775,900
1
Minneapolis
12th
Four Months
1961
65,255,742
Railroad Jfc. misc.__
International Bank_
S.
44
Kansas
this
this city) the totals
larger by 9.2%, and in the Boston Reserve District
by 4.2%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the
totals are smaller by 5.7%.
In the Cleveland Reserve
0.3
Bonds—
U.
44
10
9th
;YY';••
•
.
Month of April
Stocks—
Foreign
6
Atlanta
10th
2.4
+
1,199,485,143
$33,014,053,981 $32,251,537,860
Description—
Number
Richmond
7th
3.5
Philadelphia
Cleveland
6th
New
follow:
from
District (including
are
1,006,250,490
17,307,121,872
1,199,165,666
1,517,409,868
44
,
5th
monthly detailed statement of transactions
York Stock
Exchange is appended. The
results for April and the four months of 1962
and 1961
the
9
4th
Our usual
on
and
Reserve
$
York
New
cities
3rd
7.9
+
5,997,425,715
1,202,490,187
located
1962
12
8th
—
$31,811,563,794 $31,052,052,717
day
one
are
York
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Boston
11th
all
cities,
—
$25,799,112,859 $25,054,627,002
6,012,450,935
May 12—
Federal Reserve Districts
3.8
914,258,043
499,361,500
days
Total
All
8.2
486,500,000
-
Week Ended
7.5
+
959,106,000
-
.___
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Other
+
530,108,423
*
an
1.9
779,581,073
St.
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
%
+
957,293,613
553,178,074
468,600,000
City
Ten
1961
-
$18,001,107,947 $17,667,991,560
1,640,963,080
1,526,562,444
1,265,000,000
1,262,000,000
Boston
Kansas
1962
1
\
____
$27,923,468,-
the
same week
in 1961.
Outside this city, there
increase of 5.1%, the bank
clearings at this cen¬
ter having registered a
gain of 9.3%.! We group the cities
week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
:
Ending May 19—
we
and
was
Week
by
We
statement,
last
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
covered
of next week.
them
last day of the week in all cases has to
be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
we
$33,014,053,981
week
same
furnish
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
Saturday,
corresponding week
the
cannot
weekly clearings will
preliminary; totals "stand
this center there is
1.9%.
for
the
of
from which it is possible to obtain
week
the
Preliminary figures compiled by
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
49
+
>• 6,429, 885,652
3,518, 962,220
+
5,267,012,265
7,400,221,931
6,567 780,310
+ 12.7
6,648,887,433
11,970,796,927
10,576 522,103
+ 13.2
10,776,524,098
10,794,248,915
3,684,616,049
■»
3,618,983,037
6,342,876,075
3,175 406,767
+ 16.0
3,327,574,723
1st
Quarter
3,343,550,754
3,042,704,872
•
The
of
190,180,939
57,291,287
April
BANK
New
the
four
1961
1960
71,489
62,184
5,116
Philadelphia
Chicago
FOR
months
2,923,734,480
+ 12.4
Dallas
11
44
4,503,697,316
5,510,097,311
4,649 ,559,813
+ 18.5
San
4,189,184,354
4,700,332,518
18
44
7,947,288,259
6,875 ,340,635
+ 15.6
6,690,949,183
6,703,104,950
4,856
ended
April
139,740,458,583
122,696,970,690
+ 13.9
120,116^411,482
118,539,871,875
68,251,337,991
60,512,594,670
+ 12.8
60,725,500,866
61,362,757,068
City
i
Francisco
Total
Outside
30
New
173
York
LEADING
CITIES
City
IN
APRIL
-Jan.1 to
April 30- -i—'
1952
1961
1960
59,390
57,177
286,539,
268,902
232,058
4,642
4,872
20,303
18,719
18,776
18,571
22,935
22,181
21,797
We append another table showing clearings by Federal" Reserve Districts in the four months for four
years:
219,307
20,936
1959
Four Months
5,229
5,393
Detroit
3,594
2,805
3,216
3,108
14,016
12,120
13,085
Boston
11,825
3,607
3,325
3,303
3,305
14,594
13,772
13,116
San
12,516
4,055
3rd
3,479
3,241
3,289
13,972
13,167
12,283
4th
Cleveland
10,052
5th
Richmond
2,942
Pittsburgh
Kansas
2nd New York_
2,694
2,676
11,489
10,194
10,927
2,277
2,211
2,256
11,001
9,610
9,250
9,050
6th
1,839
2,143
8,202
7,546
8,195
8,001
7th
1,997
1,986
9,054
8,492
8,090
8,288
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
1,862
1,649
1,717
1,732
7,374
7,038
6,958
6,650
Minneapolis.
2,223
1,933
1,914
1,992
9,073
-8,388
7,925
7,821
Houston
2,C80
1,741
1,830
1,755
8,532
7,452
2,040
1,812
1,855
1,835
8,441
7,661
.
1,782
1.658
1,678
1,743
7,051
6,753
.
-.1,464
1,248
1,307
1,322
5,857
5,309
..
Atlanta
Baltimore
.
Cincinnati
Richmond
..
Louisville
..
New
974
Seattle
958
26,544,907,946
15,097,049,097
14,453,118,389
+
29,919,401,068
27,150,426,765
+ 10.2
47,056,892,761
43,831,304,255
+
7.4
41
31
31
+
6.4
16,224,110,245
15,356, 121,284
+
6.7
240,188,151,662
227,443 073,367
+
7.8
20,320,536,618
20,069,,077,223
+ 10.0
27,856,247,101
26,353,,855,176
13,839,288,103
26,889,839,089
13.864,,584,710
24,926 ,505,848
44,204,596,238
41,556,,595,168
•1,
7
14,809,273,450
—
6,985
11th
Dallas
12th
San
11,980 ,662,429
18,211,181,203
+
7.4
17,130,052,118
17,413 ,097,546
22,479,905,709
19,809,364,102
+ 13.5
19,387,338,173
30,992,722,965
18
5,112
12.865,,954,521
12,095,160,769
27,825,190,636
+ 11.4
26,967,727,405
18,822 ,161,002
25,398 ,059,313
558,422,809,667
518,704,150,019
+
7.7
478,686.379,877
456,049,747,587
249,802,095,624
+
03 00
246,628,246,316
236,142,067,347
6,571
5,328
13,533,332,356
7.2
19,554,567,916
11
11
7,084
8.5
+
<1
14
14
6,618
+
12,894,339,670
271,883,499,374
City
13,653,791,404
13,823,860,250
• 1
16
_
7,430
957
1.0C5
3,990
4,116
3,949
817
899
904
3,994
3,534
3,639
1,147
961
5,013
4,639
4,696
Total
3,516
1,094
Francisco
.173
173
II
II
cities
3,996
990
1959
$
4.5
i<
16
-
Louis
Kansas
277,064,182,879
20,190,966,094
29,210,400,716
R
8
7,375
.
1.247
Orleans
10th
21,760,251,633
«•
Four Months
1960
or
295,553,554,043
II
Chicago
2,147
Inc.
Dec. %
17,075,376,676
13
Atlanta
2,064
2,253
Louis.
2,470
$
18,164,930,059
10
15
2,146
.
City
cities
Cities
14
-
2,7C6
..
Dallas
St.
Boston
Four Months
1961
$
Philadelphia
15,552
Fran...
1st
Four Months
1962
Federal Reserve Districts
5,488
Cleveland
4,717,439,818
■
1959
5,855
....
cities
is shown below:
Month of April
1962
York..
+ 14.3
4,330 ,377,101
clearings for leading cities for the
and
CLEARINGS
(000,000
Omitted)
2,967 770,581
4,865,444,481
75,886,965
in each of the last four
years
;•
3,392,998,420
44
11th
231,496,751
101,775,900
of bank
course
44
14
12th
299,946,967
;'v 65,255,742
month
16
Kansas
82,449,890
215,497,672
April
Minneapolis
10th
65,715,223
Outside
New
York
City-
3,831
1,040
882
895
953
4,183
3,697
3,723
3,671
Jacksonville.
1,300
1,189
1,248
1,240
5,332
5,098
5,244
5,019
Portland
1,076
956
983
937
4,177
3,789
3,920
3,597
1,327
1,123
1,125
1,079
5,224
4,409
4,450
893
757
731
789
3,462
3;200
2,965
.....
,..
Birmingham
Omaha
Denver
St.
Buffalo
943
869
899
4,274
3,871
3,542
849
734
721
746
3,399
3,202
2,932
664
667
666
3,249
2,903
2,763
2,542
634
2,669
2,497
2,601
2,417
662
574
742
649
574
624
2,870
791
723
756
702
3,229
740
733
631
643
3,060
129,666 113,557 111,121
109,527
518,143
481,421
9,012
40,279
37,283
558,422
271,883
.....
Washington.
.
Nashville
..
Tot. 31 Cities
Other
Cities
Total
10,074
All
139,740
Outsider NYC
We
9,139
at—
631
8,995
-
122,696 120,116 118,539
68,251
now
Clearings
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
2,905
785
...
Milwaukee
3,068
1,036
.....
Paul....
Memphis
The following compilation covers the years by months for two years:
4,184
.
60,512
add
60,725
our
61,362
3,439
2,564
,
2,314
2,968
2,643
2,763
2,512
2,472
442,313
478,686
246,628
1962
121,833,503,827
116,726,660,185
+
4.4
60,737,849,027
56,566,894,429
+
7.4
March
145,597,622,045
141,457,231,801
+
2.9
68,626,230,314
66,686,132,274
+
2.9
418,682,351,084
+
5.7
203,632,161,383
189,289,500,954
+
7.6
139,740,458,583
396,007,179,329
122,696,970,690
+ 13.9
68,251,337,991
60,512,594,670
558,422,809,667
518,704,150,019
+
7.7
271,883,499,374
249,802,095,624
Total
Total
Maine—Bangor
11,576,299
:
Inc.
Fall
River
17,868,050
Holyoke
Lowell
New
—
.
Bedford-
19,241,296
Springfield
90,912,080
Worcester
69,951,597
254,569,307
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven__
^
-
"
Waterbury———
Rhode
New
Hampshire^—Manchester
(14
cities)
118,490,390
25,878,300
_
Island—Providence—
Total
6,984,133
36,253,214
3,607,430,570
187,887,600
.
-
Months
+
.
17,731,727
4,483,945,675
4,168,167,131
$
69,782,884
+
9.0
138,511,564
+
9.7
4,688,211
8,667,263
9,020,387
+
6.0
806,570,948
772,910,511
8.8
3,800,395
4,290,881
1,802,403
1,658,342
70 757,704
65,031,984
45, 177,737
39,448,282
0.8
28 553,365
29,28.7,085
3.5
+14.5
+
.67,885,548
f
4,615,888
.374 577,475-
2.5
+
5.9
322,891,158
4,772,873
4,559,042
22,921,731
+ 16.0
264,326,398
»*>
285 331,734
8.8
1959
8,170,449
4,158.956
7,409,508
746,545,956
—11.4
3,902,852
4,083,730
8.7
1,889,475
,1,837,696-
+
7.9
\
20,010,645
15,708,877
16,403,992
+
751.809,637
+
4.7
4,551,106
4,143,764
+
14.5
16,871,087
16,048,258
4.2
15,152,414
15,067,757
51,516,653.
53,369.201
—
'
990,554,637
+
6.2
57,476,966
54,576,884
+
5.3
472 ,098,110
428,244,727
+ 10.2
26,045,933
25,728,450
+
1.2
98 ,304,400
89,193,900
+ 10.2
5.3
769 ,661,400
737,600,500
47,925,000
+
73 ,881,194
60/389,880
7.6
1960
4,337,133
3.9
1,052 ,463,887
+
+
4.4
+
4.8
+10.8
+12.8
S
1.6
+
—
+20.8
—
.
+ 14.5
—
-
1.3
+
'
71 894,225'
+
-Week Ended May 12Inc. or
Dec. %
13,772,228,129
+
"•
1961
76, 060,684
+11.8
.
1962
or
151 906,496
14,594 261,648
8.5
+12.6
'
Inc.
Dec. %
9.9
+23.5
251,405,697
198,366,500
15,996,100
1961
$
+ 12.5
and for week ended May 12 for 4 years:
April 30-
1962
—
"
years
+12.3
+
18,583,102
79,379,624
62,564,265
113,117,017
21,427,800
month of April and since Jan. 1 for 2
-Jan. 1 to
or
Dec. %
17,501,291
32,296,787
3,325,300,543
15,871,763
9,372,509
6,928,286
—
4
—
$
19,226,959
Portland
Quarter.
figures for each city for the
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Massachusetts—Boston
1st
April
1961
$
Dec. &
9.7
-Month of April
'
Inc. or
$
66,036,474,251
+
236,14?
detailed statement showing the
1961
$
74,268,082,042
137,823,287,343
February
456,049
249,802
1962
or
Dec. %
151,251,225,212
34,740
518,704
Inc.
$
January
421,309
36,373
-
-Clearings Outside New York-
1961
1962
$
2,357
3,030
.
Clearings, Total All-
^
Month—
4.3
50,097,100
+ 22.3
3,697,790
+
_4
4.5
'
24,378,571
23,959,986
47,404,600
40,233,600
-
18,164,930,059
17,075,376,676
+
6.4
1,006,250,490
3,881,515
4.7
3,596,893
3,791,448
4.2
—
928,317,189
925,918.54 J,
'
965,581,537
+
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
.
at—
1962
Inc. or
$
$
Dec. %
$
$
■'
1961
1962
Inc. or
1961
Monday, May 21, 1962
-Week Ended May 12-
April 30-
Jan. 1 to
-Month of April
1962
dealings
.
.
(2422)
1961
Dec. %
1959
1960
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
Second Federal Reserve District- -New York—
310,272,340
574,643,333
+ 15.3
1,197,163,204
2,669,349,639
12,117,658
+ 32.1
60,267,198
50,108,037
67,131,681
268,902,054,395
+ 11.4
4,271,994
16,815,565,797
15,384,499,915
9.3
13,443,040,630
49,255,138
54,864,040
5.0
r
519,820,373
114,761,699
+ 13.2
36,035,435
31,733,781
+ 13.6
33,690,292
138,161,711
+
5.1
87^419,214
79,794,653
9.5
77,365,175
5.8
1,420,538,953
1,871,946,348
1,351,603,808
1,720,072,808
+
8.8
106^004,928
102,861,630
3.1
90,860,817
90,639,147
+14.8
295,553,554,043
277,064,182,879
+
6.7
17,307;121,872
15,845,239,285
9.2
13,925,824,103
12,665,836,545
+ 17.8
27,539,774
24,858,608
+ 10.8
1,888,661
1,482,281
+ 27.4
1,833,442
+ 11.8
1,502,543
1,463,753
+
Rochester
148,126,435
129,579,224
37,125,465
28,728,141
341,161,703
458,231,762
342,969,790
433,212,834
+ 14.3
+ 29.2
"
Jersey
New
-
Total
73,725,415,920
cities).
(10
—
+
64,213,133,361 J\'
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
;>
6,195,503
7,297,063
7,915,819
•
_
(a) f.
.
,
Wilkes-Barre
-
-
—
,
-
31,267,624
■
Jersey—Trenton
_
.L»
'C-
JT'
1,359,129
1,423,399
2.7,,
fc"'. 1'.
'2,136,200
5.4
20,308,296,000
18,719,000,000
+
57,016,477
69,049,922
126,244,031
126,587,571
.
_
575*9*7*269
47696,318
4^646^403
1,20070~00,000
8.5
1,126,000,000
1,2007000,000
1,1287000,000
3(182,G98
5,182,945
4,525,671
0.3
7,129,427
7,309,673
8,594,107
—
(a)
(a.)'.;:.'.;,'.
114,146,261
.....
111,664,268;
8.6
—
2.2*
8,517,541
+
31,423,953
29,215,028
+
434,080,835
+ 12.0
6.9
310,892,836
282,177,150
6,541,009
+ 10.2
4,358,414
7,747,313
,;'V>
3,944,035
4,600,299
3.6
8,134,107
25,211,143
16,949,499
24,323,386
6.0
+
7,564,517
5.7
6,025,372
1,205,309,855
1,272,647(327
7.6
486,327,869
(a)
1.8
7.1
+ 11.3
—14.8
+
+
8,672,585
4.9
+
5,224,065,016
2,195,035
•
5^01*0,463
—39.5
94,169,121
9.1
+
1,897,565
*"2,567,724'
2,571,702
8.4
(a)
7,335,494
.
r
9.9
+
+
114,662,338
5,481,236,989
cities)
+
32,406,662
—41.9
26,233,412
73,836,470
_
82,170,762
35,130,453
(a)
127,631.050
_—
.
Delaware—Wilmington
(13
'
v
28,490,953
1,616,090
7,858,566
Bois
Total
8,277,721
90,289,058
7.4
+
28,651,779
'
(a)
_
+
-76,866,322
.
—22.1
+ 10.9
24,072,879
•
(a)
40,441,473
■7
+
4,856,000,000
___
Hazleton
New
175,090,301
5,116,495,000
13,975,841
■
...
Rrrnnt/in
Du
135,343,633
31,410,696
•v
(a)
20,141,078
Lebanon
York
+3.9
—23.1
22,335,207
8,891,157
.
•
•"*
33,626,149
_
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
4,659,908
48,735,798
+ 20.4
28,104,781
7,621,134
10,193,347
43,732,844
.
*
_
1.3
,.i
'
Harrisburg
v
0.5
+
District—Philadelphia—
Third Federal Reserve
Chester
3,225,389
6.6
Syracuse
Northern
155,573,431
9.8
286,539,310,293
995,628,447
588,381,920
Jersey—Newark
48,134,067
147,844,864
3,084,796
3,955,169
12,219,312,615
46,390,777
29,608,788
68,672,663
5.6
5.0
+
8.5
72,806,330
+ 14.3
New
+ 28.9
+
+ 22.7
+ 15.0
213,591,868
Utica
137,587,424
3,124,636
+
15,293,615
62,184,376,020
—
46,706,912
145,240,014
906,779,258
18,767,503
244,049,607
,
York
New
60,204,716
6.9
+
2,975,182
4,215,748
71,489,120,592
Jamestown
+ 28.1
+ 20.3
934,804,615
2,497,046,205
16,007,863
Buffalo
278,620,878
662,552,650
New York—Albany
: 7;.
.
24,525,706
+ 15.5
18,466,773
+
1,199,165,666
7.8
+
20,190,966,094
21,760,251,633
28,332,808
19,578,657
1,271,625,474
;
.
-...i...-:."
•
.
.
13,147,041
.
Fourth Federal Reserve District- -Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
7.9
+
56,404,606
60,843,620
'
14,753,801
17,727,086
16,244,111
310,365,504
599,492,339
301,123,849
569,535,943
322.701,906
613,607,100
636,956,786
78,372,700
75,785,800
71,254,800
73,284,500
8.1
14,077,674
12,063,485
8.9
14,209,931
14,072,942
12,447,113
14,795,035
12,479,?11
15,453,773
485,537,919
417,206,608
5.6:
+
237,418,583
250,642,699
+ 10.3
Cincinnati
1,464,816,032
1,248,589,450
+ 17.3
5,857,915,057
5,309,354,803
Cleveland
2,942,152,273
2,470,904,534
+ 19.1
11,489,636,291
10,194,100,801
Columbus
364,746,500
359,665,300
1.4
1,431,210,800
1,375,480,500
Hamilton
19,481,567
16,181,976
+ 20.4
86,531,949
74,915,906
5,825,157
+ 53.2
29,957,517
24,702,335
57,553,886
+ 13.9
252,919,613
+ 21.7
243,210,671
215,756,276
233,977,104
223,416,882
196,377,400
+
51,017,136
+
+
312,926,486
+ 21.3
62,092,474
'14,604,461
5
+ 15.5
8,922,848
65,572,383
9.9
4.6
+
"■
JU)rain
Mansfield
_
Youngstown
Newark
+
48,649.782
4.7
+ 12.7.
4.1
+
50,935,227
181,901,413
164,682,034
+ 10.5
684,555,773
654,462,134
+
2,146,027,214
1,839,090,505
+ 16.7
36,117,186
+ 13.4
7,546,173,304
152,626,075
27,527,049
26,968,100
+
2.1
8,202,548,755
164,318,966
115,047,488
+
40,965,485
26,505,318
30,077,849
—11.9
116,006,967
135,102,654
16,998,333
18,158,151
6.4
70,141,894
77,948,064
+ 16.3
29,210,400,716
26,544,907,946
Toledo
Pa.—Pittsburgh
Erie
Oil City
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
Total
(15
cities)
7,479,487,736
—
108,851,401
8.7
+
'
•-
'
7.7
+
5.7
?;
523,724,284
—.—■——
-
—14.1
'
+ 10.0
....
6,429,885.652
476,504,505
.
v; ^
+10.0
r
-
1,517,409,868 ;■;■
1,407,515,713
1,589,430,201
1,527,554,570
7.8
+
s
i'
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondV
west
Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
South
Columbia
96,599,313
94,358,360
445,689,000
351,901,000
958,924,164
+
40,647,154
+
8,309,667
1,658,283,942
7,301,799
742,945,549
649,579,395
3,798,908,885
cities)
1.7
4.2
+19.2
91,878,959
1,782,287,760
.
3,518,962,220
Columbia—Washington
(8
■
5.7
+28.0
109,509,071
.
Frederick
Total
'
+
89,472,000
42,338,162
Maryland—Baltimore
of
r r.
22,874,807
974,850,751
Carolina—Charleston
District
-
-•
24,178,925
114,489,000
Virginia—Norfolk
7.5
+13.8
+
+14.4
+
8.0
4,116,969,170
3,990,038,843 "
172,154,262*
436,554,967+
161,318,327
+
2.4
V 5,577,207
26,448,278
22,973,000
3.1
232,292,282
228,935,302
6.7
10,716,455
9,972,929
419,50(8,145
409^128,843
*
+ 11.9
171*2*0*9*153
157,883,737
V',';
865,749,520
834,903,124
+
379,320,025
6,753,609,021
4.4
31,143,550
2,564,498,936
+
14,453,118,389
+
4.5
+
,,
I* 5,400,448
% 19,761,000
24,794,000
4.5
235,538,882
239,337,213
7.5'
9,313,146
11,060,097
8.0
7,051,751,450'
33,635,483
2,870,625,779
15,097,049,097
5,506,597
15,L..
+
v
+
+
.
-
+ 15.1
+
*
7.2
—
6,009,313
+ 26.6
—
428,970,326
2.5
405,416,608
'+•
8.4
141,005,954
156,110,058
+
3.7
818,289,138
863,925,191
.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxvllle
Nashville
153,821 ,650
740,083 195
•
Georgia—Atlanta
2,080,600 ,000
Augusta
139,450,313
+ 10.3
612,202,130
585,520,484
4.6
35,140,512
733,238,487
-
+
0.9
3,060,183,618
2,763,035,186
+ 10.8
158,040,707
>
+ 12.6
8,441,500,000
7,661,400,000
132,638,098
+ 10.2
461,000,000
+
+ 12.0
8,879,752
112,949,024
106,106,532
+ 12.8
6,947,278
5,098,807,863
704,454,169
4.6
290,591,297
4,409,450,102
269,423,452
+ 18.5
307,100,384
2637258*583
+ 12.1
16,736.604
17,041,736
140,639,985
+
+ 10.2
32,689,084
+ 16.0
148,589,696
31,904, 779
27,517,429
+ 15.9
124,142,062
Macon
29,493, 314
25,911,251
+ 13.8
119,686,096
1,300,734, 232
1,189,166,042
9.4
5,332,421,186
198,060, 534
163,710,146
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
+
+ 21.0
809,765,271
1,327,041, 253
1,123,430,021
+ 18.1
5,224,509,158
Mobile
74,581, 841
65,598,521
+ 13.7
302,000,775
Montgomery
41,118, 035
32,083,213
+ 28.2
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
37,798, 000
160,301,558
36,428,000
+
3.8
156,848,000
84,185, 409
77,656,786
+
8.4
351,003,605
11,498, 514
+
9.8
47,369,521
+
9.9
2.9
+
0.4
155.277,561
+
7.2
'V 436,300,000
8.2
8,740,960
*6.1
7,042,244
778*90,011
285,022,203
309,359,009
+~1~6~7
302747*6.407
267,179,700
1.8
17,508,360
17,856,575
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
285,088,310
v
+.
1.9;>
152,195.034
447,200,000
.
'A*.
8,122,683
:
—
:
.
6.4
46,294,171
+
2.3
10,468,349
3,308,668
+ 13.0
15,294,392
13,982,550
+
9.4
836,310
1,094,224,000
+ 14.0
5,013,584,000
4,639,730,000
+
8.1
320,418,000
6,567,780,310
+ 12.7
29,919,401,068
27,150,426,765
+ 10.2
1,605,690,844.
0.1
3,633,453
3,420,858
21,193,915
20,637,871
11,465,2*35
12^876,1288
780,577
862,897
757,832
251,715,000
...
257,014,670
206,369,888
+10.4
1,504,279,120
1,449,690,192
+
6.2
3,709,493
3,938,493
+
2.7
20,718,907
20,250,946
—11.0
107493,53~7
137393,815
1,454,993,999
•;
District—Chicago-
Arbor-
16,158,078
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay
City
66,738,339
V V 66,827,633
+ 28.1
14,016,788,000
12,120,001,000
+ 15.6
39,318,246
86,660,969
+ 18.9
191,404,289
383,193,955
168,446,614
346,182,468
+ 13.6
+14.t
20,368,042
59,131,188
Rapids
Jackson
+ 20.0
2,805,627,000
46,746,813
99,408,777
Flint
13,467,262
3,594,246,000
Detroit
15,244.745
+ 33.6
78,651,393
71,132,431
+ 10.6
55,216,866
+
7.1
238,507,341
224,362,511
23,148,456
7,265,555
Indiana—Fort
—
7,399,172
7,400,221,931
cities).
+
8,203,824
:y
3,737, 187
(16
Grand
.+
430,000;000
1,247,655,,000
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
+
34,152,528
157,354,269
'
'
Jackson
Meridian
■
32,759,460
+ 14.9
147,383,000
318,612,149
37,908,,988
Columbus
„•>
34,033,818'
I
+ 14.9
1,812,900,000
Wayne
77,838,377
V
20,540,518
7,064,120
.+ 12.7
96,570,309
85,961,430
2.9
32,167,013
33,303,098
+
64,519,598
+ 20.7
Gary
144,061,149
117,922,230
+ 22.2
555,104,793
Indianapolis
435,437,325
386,436,848
+ 12.7
1,747,481,385
7.1
192,804,598
4.4
76,948,933
South
Bend
47,158,696
44,030,433
Terre
Haute
20,259,988
+
—
+ 10.7
+
+ 12.3
—
259,618,216
+ 15.4
V-'V
3.9
VI" 12,098,110
—10.5
5,307,351
5,103,007
1837264,879
176,288,669
Watertown
9.3
246,028,565
+
9.5
3,229,977,519
3,030,366,972
8,510,415
+
1.1
137,099,499
37,345,995
—
10,844,940
Sheboygan
+
723,115,126
8,606,768
11,496,757
5.7
46,819,449
51,894,296
—
1,670,973
—
\
223,443,427
+
.■■■.+
1137578,000
185,656,130'
85,969,053
16,589,111
1037586,000
17,828,513
6.0
56,766,350
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
1579*98,183
7.5
15,716,992
+ 11.9
1,649,166,093. .„..;+
,v
791,841,354
Wisconsin—Madison
3.4
496,210,860
299,601,021
21,182,970
51,925,000
—
6.3
;
'
—
13.049,453
9.6,
-
'
—
7.3^
10
%- 102,289,000
—
12,325,843
2,3*2*7,000
12,331,252
5,177,181
5,166,512
19S7585,620
169,8*07.443
+ 10.1
+
6.6
:
V
0.7
9.8
1,934,819
—13.6
4,470,409
3,761,493
+ 18.8
21,946,532
17,098,365
37,437,302
35,952,423
4.1
151,133,017
147,504,716
+
2.5
9,637,968
8,537,092
288,981,399
258,775,856
+ 11.7
1,117,542,459
1,053,944.531
+
6.0
74,062,483
68,584,292
+-
8.0
64,047,026
66,643,578
96,602,848
88,457,763
9.2
381,451,294
360,012,425
+
6.0
24,570,627
22,647,371
>
8.5
21,309,685
21,394,265
6,026,287
5,397,522
15,487,853
+ 11.6
14,502,897
8,674,452
10,814,331
5,855,217,533
5,488,765,195
Peoria
34,793,706
59,964,333
32,271,132
67,990,478
Rockford
60,400,973
38,860,790
57,182,722
34,104,367
3,905,169
3,347,046
11,970,796,927
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar
Des
_
Raplds.
L
Moines__
Sioux
City
Ames
.
3
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
+
7,345,797
9,4G5,531
9,520,438
8,968,168
23,081,456
22,189,093
+
4.0
64,465,281
35,972,783
+
0.7
37,335,893
+
3.8
2,002,806
2,036,474
1,746,136
1,847,905
+
6.7
22,935,061,014
22,181,876,088
+
3.4
1,380,617,094
1,334,723,876
1,298,539,239
1,300,292.994
+
7.8
142,384,355
138,624,680
+
2.7
6,960,043
8,027,283
.
—11.8
225,287,413
278,786,471
5.6
248.913,339
231,473,965
+ 13.9
150,342,935
+ 16.7
14,235,985
10.576,522,103
+ 13.2
47,056,892,761
1,649,511,070
+ 12.9
7,374,999,868
21,878,920
5.9
103,832,925
4,712,137
3,401,740
+ 38.5
•90,424,324
785,930,668
cities)..
+ 12.9
64,944,871
817,777,850
664,344,411
3,293,017
2,866,091
14,830,658
(31
+ 28.4
6.4
23,179,093
Sterling
—21.9
—19.8
—
1,862,246,152
Springfield
Total
+
15,626,685
3,684,616,049
3,175,406,767
8,357,404
8,027,007
—19.2
13,651,780
17,859,939
17,822,644
20,211,585
+
7.5
14,601,622
15,097,676
13,251,154
13,213,280
140,596,747
+
6.9
9,023,866
8,337,148
7,376,725
7,190,456
13,465,352
+
5.7
43,831,304,255
+
7.4
1,904,875,106
1,836,335,168
1,808,385,824
1,791,323,961
+
4.8
380,100,000
389,200,000
16,561,277
7,038,331,342
89,331,611
14,401,044
+ 21.1
3,994,516,661
3,534,613,860
+ 18.3
3,249,060,875
2,903,607,208
+ 14.9
13,010,266
12,363,911
5.1
57,291,578
61,142.428
+ 16.0
14,809,273,450
13,653,791,404
+
-
+,
3.7
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
Louis
Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total
(7
cities)..
7
+
—
—
4.5.
383,300,000
401,200,000
+ 13.0
224,527,031
199,796,555
+*1*2.4
217,945,425
+ 119
181,169,799
152,949,363
+ 18.5v
158,404,526
6.3
3,507.631
».5
792,504,461
+ 16.2
+ 15.0
+
—
+
229,358,262
;
,
162,465,272
5.2
3,*4*4*8*056
+
1*7
757,393,974
>+
4.6
74 6*8* 186
3,625,644
759,918,137
784,649,178
3
Volume
Number 6161
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2423)
-Month of April1962
Clearings
Ninth Federal Reserve
32,657,318
32,442,358
1,933,870,861
+
17,565,573
+
849,108,750
Winona
734,631,684
;
5,507,799
Falls
Dakota—Fargo
Fergus
Minot
Huron
'
1
\
Great
Falls
Helena
r
Total
:
-
cities)—
3,392,998,420
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska^—Fremont
Hastings
.
City—
3,202 ,314,878
3.2
21 ,097,379
13 ,317,043
3.1
47,173,221
183 ,086,426
47 ,048,005
49,777,657
50
,988,247
69,858,172
71 ,457,779
196,284,448
183, 644,03a
Kansas—Manhattan
26,889,782
113,888,460
182,1837895
97, 859,910
273 ,113,530
281,445,694
'
'
2.1
'
9,497,569
2.2
6,935,152
Wichita
.
+
12,894,339,670
7.5
+
757,639,222
2776
20,450,318
15^237,536
3.1
—
7,221,970
7.2
■
,
„
1.6
+
20,839,107
4,607,703
+
1.771-.865
150,577,806
•'
190,415,344"
+17.9
59,312,482
7,454,499
77476,992
157470,546
13~959;92~3
767,232 072
685,884,383
731,924,340
730,025,440
'
1.9
+
—
139,356,703
161,993,469
3,200,416,715
19,271,995:-
3,462,971,007
-
29.9
22,676,751
8.0
8,244,676
0.2
236,352,979
' '
1,351,828
■
1,052,468
1,026,172
+ 19.5
10,785,828
+
8.2
14;042,371
201,413,982
V
183,215,419
9.9
181,891,407
193,430,563
+
1.476.881
+ 17.7
8,252,269
243,396,609
—
2.9
15,505,636
2.9
34,478,240
13,827,660
32,033,904
1,446,335
0.1
—
11 671 489
8.796.265
32,328,550
33,040,227
+ 12.2
463,973,806
5127385,923
4.8
15,000,864
18.187,850
7,363,498
+ 20.6
8,496,429
6,539,034
733,669,131
+ 11.5
726,607,722
788,954,740
8.1
606,830,518
589,625,480
+ 25.4
23,612,912
20,818,901
1,997,256,230
+ 12.8
9,054,136,739
8,492,988,471
6.6
50,391,763
+ 19.8
527,033,495
469,527,336
241,432,350
226,700,363
+
6.5
4.3
14,227,560
2,312,097
13,580,182
12,568,657
11,624,796
+
8.1
308,389,780
299,186,494
3.1
1,267,658,832
+
3.0
8,879,703
818,298,617
__
Springs.
!
33,243,833
+
—
+
26,669,869
1,036,243,522
+ 24.7
943,437,187
4,865,444,481
cities).
7.4
+ 23.0
2,213,030
(14
+
1,259,088
978,196
11,883,848
60,384,455
Denver
5.1
1,202,937
4,940,200
j
6,193,675
City
St.
Joseph
Carthage
+
14,205,236
'
+ 17.5
2,253,445,071
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas
47664,235
ii»o
+ 17,1
..+
9, ,655,803
13,823,860,250
+14.3
2.8
+ 16.6
—
*
114,606,315
+ 10.8
117765,811
6.9
+
116 ,391,816
+ 28.0
.4,839,260
?
.
1,913,645
L
8,265,912
503,637,572
6.1
23, ,070,393
2.6
—
■V..' 3876567026-
59,190,987
-
8,357,145
467,401,065
2.2
7.9
8,225,059
494,110,697
;
49,096,828
893,364,205
5,985,179
:
Total
$
2.4
5.8
,'s.
Colorado—Colorado
1959
$
0.3
3.1
9,369,569
511,521,461
>
Omaha
Oklahoma—Tulsa
i960
4.1
194,207,608
r—
Topeka
Dec. %
8.4
13,859,307
1.1
+
2,967,770,581
5,202,465
Lincoln
Parsons
Week Ended May 12
Inc. or
$
6.2
+ 44.7
61,177,945
-2,452,036
'
3,399,381,866
22,876,495
+
4,957,671
20,705,657
67,804,481,
2,401,363
(16
1961
$
3.7
+
28,276,603
26,509,135
.
Lewiston
;
1962
8.2
69, 156,251
—
38,834,902
7,176,195
29,000,036
143 ,464,896
8,388 ,673,281
71,729,521
+
17,231,857
41,835,925
;—
Montana—Billings
138,944,619
9,073,439,516
+ 24.1
11,376,596
•
-
16,230,837
0.7
6.6
+ 11.2
10,772,943
11,729,553
1
or
Dec. %
+•
3,011,685
11,111,655
;
Falls
Inc.
$
+ 15.6
45,509,490
Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux
1961
+ 15.0
4,952,720
3,737,394
46,022,829
Forks
Grand
April 30-
1962
or
Dec, %
18,727,964
Paul
South
Inc.
2,223,377486
Minneapolis
Rochester
North
$
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
-Jan. 1 to
1961
$
at—
51
4,330,377,101
+
113,495,783
4,274,863,132'
+ 12.4
+ 13.4
+
1,230,123,300,
132,353,701
9.8
:+
+ 16.6
-
3,871,633,945
19,554,567,916
+
+ 10.4
18,211,181,203
7.4
+
u
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
69,061,059
Beaumont
El
Worth
1,188,828,485
/
102,526,000
8,532,062.358
25,289,348
Texarkana
+
9,600,591
58,926,1-97
32,547,805
+
'■
15,087*380
16,874,852
7.5
491,326,681
542,360,379
42,940,907
43,083,725
5,635,000
4,951,000
0.3
42,633,680
6,169,000
44,850,001
+
9.6
0.5
+ 14.5
+
—
+ 13.8
•'
99,558,451
■*
40,100.631
248,805,877
2.3
+
31,821,748
-
-42,438,135
1.2
+ 13.8
520,861,035
8.7
+
,
16,429,455
.
560,168,145
A
5,632,121
-
■
108,976,659
+ 16.8
,
58,243,713
;
3.7
+ 11.4
22,691,466
11,213,603
Louisiana—Shreveport
+
+
7,452,179,230
7,911,224
■
+ 14.5
757,408,852
103,020,000
18,696,193
4.2
—
1,084,782,607
.
822,936,817
+ 19.4
r
+ 11.4
111,656,217
.9,610,397,583
.
.
+ 18.9
1,741,732,263
8,201,881
262,247,449
106,976,776
11,001,051,260-
.
-+. 0.8
168,736,444
.
24,041,000
Falls_
292,261,537
0.7
+ 21.3
2,080,247,989
Wichita
7.0
+ 18.8
23,849,000
Arthur
Port
-
200,644,663
Houston
—
2,277,960.455
247,101,859
.
299,805,269
Galveston
+
27,025,337
2,706,C30,769>:
Paso
Ft.-
64,515,461
,
26,827,533
Dallas
9.5
+
4,476,069
3.1
5,342,176
14,788,568
15,463,313
—16.2
5,303,044
7,440,963
4.4
14,898,268
16,870,949
6.7
575,418,053
634,029,265
7.0
208,052,957
228,329,544
7.5
6,381,356
6.232,770
5.8
—
256,685,334
....■
—
A:
Total
(11
cities)-.
5,510,097,311
+ 18.5
4,649,559,813
>.
-i
-
22,479,905,709
19,809,364,102
y
+13.5
646,704,882
r r
V
>
.V
606,130,704
+
,f.
4-
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
7,414,814
882,405,016
+17.9
30,186,971
27,236,175
+ 10.8
68,456,062
58,124,611
+ 17.8
27,847,453
23,509,692
956,388,722
.
Idaho—Boise
_—
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
■
Utah—Ogden
Salt
+15.9
^
8,590,828
1,040,606,229
..
Yakima
Lake
1,076,372,903
41,209.464
—
—
City
528,082,829
;
:•
410,406,057
277,811,870
237,032,006
+ 17.2
93,921,881
+ 16.7
•
109,634,781- V
V
4,177,435,752
+ 10.8
324,576,199
57,138,985
55,031,961
.
.
•
.
+
2,164,929,841
214,615,474
6,516,693
0.9
.
+ 10.3
156,119,786
7,043,303
+
—
u
,
,,
,
I,
235,294,183
+
5.0
243,458,975
237,833,221
112,025,377
246,986,010
+ 13.3
1107035,060
1Q7~933^455
7.3
+
1,950,006,892
*
1,634,760,072
3.8
+
229,669,226
""
:•
+26.4
r
.
3,789,070,470
167,516,954
+14.3
115,471,994
-
+ 13.1
+ 12.9
232,521,667
-
-
+ 11.0
1,344,347,026
'
116,518,921
+ 13.0
106,521,030
'
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Berkeley
Long Beach
29,657,225
.
3,697,022,004
-
+ 12.5
-
461,839,479
.
120,254,991
+18.5
37,189,805
-
v
•
33,516,122
4,183,085,364
V
-
+ 21.6
223,206,249
!
456,177,928
126,889,310
+
———.
4.2
—
0.1
r-
\
_™_——
——
8.4
3^334,800
35737+881
—13.8
li72~24,415
2279"l877li
"
456,784,693
29,080,628
26,639,222
—
*
46,253,189
Pasadena
Riverside
Santa
Total
Grand
'
Outside
(a)
=
4,055,303,588
3,479,380,688
166.593,691
,
75,972,092
72,565,494
+ ^
170.579,392
254,955,753
279,695,881
120,358,596
+ 19.0
+ 14.9
104,731,623
15,552,207,274
17,868,001
15,410,454
8.8
—
+ 14.9
—
—
+ 11.3
829,042,572
791,708,451
+
4.7
6797n4,769
729793+984
9.6
44,070,368
42,642,492
+
3.3
37,528,200
35,845,092
+ 13.0
16,063,331
13,558,361
+ 18.5
11,543,454
12,042,747
+
0.1
15,316,846
—
5.6
16,399,589
14,797,473
+11.4
13,972,403,417
1,556,604,032
1,480,055,066
+
5.2
1,362,073,575
1,431,239,878
29,987,607,430
27,923,468,615
+
7.4
25,827,861,669
24,929,569,359
12,538,968,700
+
5.1
12,384,821,039
12,710,256,744,,
+
'
—
cities )i.—-
total
■
+16.6
198,182,712
-
+
72,476,214
-
—
6,875,340,635
'+ 15.6
7/122,696,970,690
68,251,337,391
60,512,594,670
Clearings operations discontinued.
697,231,222
263,537,595
0.9
139,740,458,583
cities)—i—
(173
*
763,829,334
4.7
7,947,288,259
York
•
."■■■ 233,195,665
284,195,343
+
283,664,174
'
'-•"71,839,653
New
195,943,728
3.7
+ 11.3
27,270,786
i
<
—
___
.
.
(18
66,416,866
ry,L—___
t
Barbara
Stockton
+ 11.6
41,448,428
r-'
63,966,435
30,353,888
Francisco:-!'--.,
San
'.
*.
Sam Jose
•
i—
1.
__—
"
;
'
30,992,722,965'
27,825,190,636
>+13.9
558,422,809,667
518,704,150,019
+
7.7
+ 12.8
271,883,499,374
249,802,095,624
+
8.8
■;
13,172,041,633
,<
16,218,796
"Estimated.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries
FOREIGN
of
world.
the
EXCHANGE
We
give below
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
MAY
Country/ and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
record for the week just passed.
a
FEDERAL
11,
1962
RESERVE
TO
Buying. Rate
MAY
for
Friday
*
May 11
17,
BANK
1962,
Cable
transfers
Monday
May 14
$
w
TREASURY
in
New
Tuesday
May 15
*
.....
TO
$
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
J
York
(Value
in
Wednesday
Australia,
Austria,
peso
.00986689
pound
2.240764
schilling
Belgium,
May 16
May 17
S
*
Finland,
France
United
.00310700
.204050
.204050
.250003
.250025
.210637
.210775
.210750
.210728
2.812980
2.813140
2.813200
2.812600
:
•
-
.00161062
.00161066
.00161000
.00276266
.00276283
.00276208
.00276233
.327766
.327700
.327733
.327733
.0800560
.0800560
.0300560
.0800560
.278300
.230779
Africa,
pound
.278287
.278300
2.785287
2.785346
2.784752
.140259
.0350333
.194250
.278300
2.785128
-
.140250
.140250
.140229
.0350375
.
.0350416
.0350416
.0350416
.0166506
.0165506
.
franc
South
Kingdom,
.00161100
.140256
;
ON THE JOB
.210693
2.784316
escudo
of
.00310700
.204050
.249981
.
'
.278300
:
krona
Republic
.00310700
.249975
,
.0800560.
peseta
Switzerland,
.00310700
.204050
.210562
.327700
_
guilder
Zealand, pound
krone
Spain,
\
~
.0200850
.919062
.00276191
dollar
Norway,
Sweden,
.204050
.00161100
malayan
peso
Portugal,
V
.
■■
2.812160
_.
Netherlands,
New
.210587
.249987
franc—
mark
yen
Mexico,
.210587
v
.00310700;.
deutsche
lira
Malaysia,
.210587
.0387000
.0200850
.919062
"
new
2.241115
.0387000
.0200900
.918515
.210562
markka
India, rupee.
Ireland., pound
Italy,
.0387000
.0201017
1
(Metropolitan),
Japan,
.0386666
.921093
s
.00965384
2.241593
.924062
.
rupee
Germany,
,
2.241545
.00963475
.0201017
dollar
Ceylon,
.00959984
2.241418
.0387000
franc
Canada,
.00952380
Money)
Thursday
.
Argentina,
1930
INCLUSIVE
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.194250
.194300
.194331
.194283
.230884
,
.231009
.230925
.230970
rand
1.400826
1.401235
1.401315
1.401344
1.401046
sterling
2.812160
2.812980
2.813140
2.813200
2.812600
...for you
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2424)
Consolidated
Diamond
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Louisiana
57/a%
(In millions of dollars)
Increase( + )
May 16,
Gold
certificate
1962
account
Redemption fund
for
15,007
F.
R.
May 17,
May 9,
1962
assets—
1,158
notes
Public
South
gold certificate
Eight
1+132
+
16,165
reserves
Cash
and
U.
S.
advances
Government
Bought
f
360
(370)
.
Discounts
Acceptances—bought
5 %
502
—
4
—
6%
year
5,506
77,.
—
.:
16,992
3,752
Wi'43t
DX Oil
+
Manufacturing
due
non-cumul.
July 1
219/
1
1708
Jun
1
2305
A—Jun
8
June
class
._
stock series
B
Employers
Reinsurance Corp.
State Oil Co.—
Empire
stock
preferred
35c
Semi-annual
2199
Jun 20
(quar.)
?
bought
under
outright__—
repurchase
29,454
65
+
agreement
65
—
2,964
Ennis
Erie
Total U. S.
Gov't securities-
29,454
Business Forms
-H .V
,
loans
Total
Cash
items
Bank
in
and
securities——
29,767
of collection-
6,079
process
Other
assets
Total
167+;
+
,
+ 1,270
assets
1
~230
+
68
1,172
+
2,337
—
52,714
>
952
—
236
—
+2,281
+
107
premises.
+
LIABILITIES—
Federal
S.
28,301
bank
—
17,108
+
160
+
+
239
+
—'V 10
+
24
+
liabs.
accrued
and
413
+
333
+
798
+
712
dividends
:
29
2,240
and
and
combined
capital
F.
accounts
of
the
statement
Federal
of
Reserve
+ 1,172
.4%
—
—3.2%
108
eliminations
the
are
districts
and
and
decline
net
a
comparable
industrial
week
a
loans
of
10
+
made
in
36
—
the
Fansteel
Corp.,
90c
these
American
pfd.
conv.
similar
week
$39 million.
in
1961.
Real
consol-
Federal
Life
&
deposits adjusted decreased $714 million in
York City, $132 million in the Cleveland
District,
$110 million in the San Francisco District, $105 million
New
Paper Boa.a
Resources
Federal
Screw
Federal
Sign & Signal, common
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
pfd.
domestic
to
commercial
(Marshall)
Trust
preferred
and
of
Plastics
(N.
Y.)
called
stock
common
number gives
the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
page
in which the details
(initial)
■.
1962
■
ASSETS—
NOTICE
OF
investments
and
Loans
investments
Commercial
Loans
Cleveland,
St.
Cincinnati,
Louis
Division
Date
Chicago
1st
coll.
St.
&
4%
Louis
trust
Pago
9,330
120,369
adjusted**
—1,540
+
9,097
+
industrial loans
(quar.)___
(Chicago)
(quar.)
May 24
2259
U.
bonds
+
1,095
5
+
192
32,898
Consol.
S.
Other
3%-6%
bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 2039
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
1st general mortgage bonds.
Jun
15
U.
*
Pittsburgh,
May
3i
Government
S.
PARTIAL
Alberta
Municipal
47a%
Allied
debs,
5Vi%
Pictures
cumulative
Baltimore
4787o
Gas
5 Va%
Union
1st
Central
1,
Columbia
5Vi%
due
preferred stock—
June
15,
1986
due
June
1,
Consolidated
bonds
series
Co.,
Inc.—
due
Gas
Co.
1,
47/8%
Industries,
debs,
due
U.
debentures
convertible
Far
S.
_3Vi%
SS
due
debs,
2150
Jun
1
2031
due
June
1,
1987—Jun
Lines,
Insured
series
due
Joseph Light
1st 5%
Securities
4%%
&
2152
2152
June
debs,
due
July
1,
1
2036
due
1981
&
5%
SS
debs,
series
bonds due June 1, 1989
Investment Co. of St. Louis
Jun
1
2080
jun
l
2197
1,
15, 1963
Vermont National
1985—Jun
1
2305
jun
i
~
dollar
4''
preferred
series
due
(BrattleboroK-
stock
_
Gas
White
Motor
Wisconsin
Llght
Co-
5%%
cumul.
Natural Gas Co.—
«r5^%^.firsllntge- bonds
Woods Gas
Light
5'/4%
5%%
Co.
1st mtge.
—
:
.____
totalt
Crushed
gen.
s.
f.
ic
oiqq
~
—.July
1
«
15
22
A
ISSUE
53
+
1
+
886
6,501
+
46
+
1,989
June
1,
1979
Jun
1
2199
CALLED
June
1976
1,273
—
278
—
—
—
2711
138
+
—
301
—
79
30
—3,937
61,818
!'• —1,253
+
2,766
+•<
137
+
126
98
—
338
+
interbank
Other
428
—
—3,844
+
—2,020
—
2,377
52
—
243
+
342
—
.«
516
+
1984
—
295
—
26
11
—
1,005
105
+
+
84
+
7,101
16
+
100
+
3,863
7,971
+
92
+
2,181
3,420
—
6
+
623
192
—
+5+53
2.125
+8
127
Reserve
Banks
1
36
4-
p
Frouge
Jun
1
2150
General
Trailer
25c
6-20
5-
5-25
5-11
6-
4-23
(s-a)
Ltd.
(quar.)
t$1.25
Common
+
—
154
+
130
loans
to
13,237
domestic
reserves:
commercial
12
+
individual
loan
banks
775
+
Geco
items
and
are
after
shown
de¬
General
(San
Francisco
revised.
District),
(quar.)—
5-18
1
6-15
1
6-15
6-15
5-15
6-
5-11
Ltd.
Stock
Coil
General
Corp.,
Corp.,
quar.)—_—
Advertising
(quar.)_____
Steel
General
Telephone
$5
com.
—
_____
Telephone
Telephone
Telephone
&
2
1
35c
6-15
6-
6-14
6- 5
5-24
5-11
6-19
5-14
8-
1
7-2
8-1
7-2
6-
8
5-18
6-30
6-
6-15
5-28
9-15
8-30
8
'
(quar.)
5-22
7-
1
5-22
7<r 1
5-22
7-
1
5-22
66c
7-
1
5-22
7-
1
5-22
6-1
5-4
of
6-1
5-4
62 Vic
of
6-
1
5-15
5-15
■
Kentucky—
Ohio—
55c
of
6-
1
56 Vic
6-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
6-30
California—
(quar.)
Co.
5-28
27VaC
22Vic
...
(quar.)
Co.
4-27
6-15
54Vic
:
(quar.)
Co.
5-25
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
cf
6-15
6-29
59%c
53VaC
(quar.)
6-
1
Pennsylvania-
(quar.)'
&
5-
40c
30c
:
(incr.-quar.)—___
Electronics,—
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
5-31
5-25
45c
—
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
preferred
6-15
6-29
30c
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Tire
6-12
."
19c
Utilities
preferred
preferred
General
7- 2
1
5
30c
(quar.)
Industries
preferred
7-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Public
Preferred
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
Cement
preferred
General
$2.20
6-
5-25
93%c
32Vic.
______
Equipment,
$1.60
General
4V2%
5-15
6-15
45c
;—
(quar.)
5%
9
6-28
30c
,
___
preferred
General
6-30
6-
12Vic
common
$4.75
4.36%
7-10
9
5c
(incr.-quar.)___—
(quar.)
Portland
5.28%
5-31
30c
v
___—
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
5-
$1.12Vh
—i
(increased
Corp.
Precision
1
(quar.)_,
com.
(quar.)__
Foods
4.40%
6-1
6-15
25c
(quar.)
General
Outdoor
5-21
45c
(annual)-—
Fireproofing Co.
General
6-15
8
6-
5-15
J25c
25c
(quar.)_
Corp.
General
6-30
6-1
5-10
.
12Vic
(quar.)
:
General
General
5-31
10c
50c
—i__
Products
Motors
5-25
Investors—
Co.
$5 preferred
5-15
1
7-2
5c
(quar.)
common
General Finance Corp.
General
5-22
6-
5c
(quar.)
Drive-In
5-31
2%
American
General
5-15
7c
(quar.)
preferred
Cigar
1
6-21
6-11
$1
dividend
General
6-1
6.
30c
(monthly)
A
Ceramic
Co.,
1
7-2
10c
(quar.)
(monthly)
Acceptance
General
separately.
1
7-
25c
(quar.)
Mines,
General
all
1
6-15
17Vic
(Springfield
Service Co. (quar.)
Gas
322
i50
5-18
1
7-
10c.
56Vic
Knitting Mills, class A (initial)__
Light Co. (Uolumous, Ga.)—
5V2%
ACCOUNTS
valuation
figures
5-24
Garland
156
—
Co.
Gardner-Denver
Gas
General
2
5-18
6-
5c
Battery &
gross.
t May
6-15
;
common
Insurance
Corp.
demand
deposits except those of U. S. Government
domestic commercial
banks, less cash items in process of collection,
t Includes certified
and
officers' checks not shown separately,
s Includes
time deposits of U. S. Government and
postal savings not
•Preliminary
5-18
56V4C
15c
Canada
of
Futterman Corp., class
Class A (monthly)
General
of
5-18
6-15
dividend)
Fruehauf
3°
—
_
5,344
liabilities
11 Includes
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)__.
Frosst (Charles E.) & Co., class A
4% preferred (quar.)—
330
+
li948
—
of
6-20
111.)—
Life
(Stock
4.25%
Exclusive
1
6-15
1
11
—
40
199
+
31.857
banks
CAPITAL
5-25
7-
$1
•—:
(quar.)
5% pfd. A
Dairies,
Common
Federal
6-7
6-15
ioc
20c
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler
Corp.
(quar.)
Foxboro Company (quar.)
+10,549
63,438
528
deposits
political subdivisions
others
shown
1,
7
—
'i0b
Ltd.—
due
+
2,371
n,002
time
From
duction
Stone
series
1,377
__
Governments, official institutions, etc.
*
Date
Cut
+
442
675
2306
15
Co.—
debs,
402
—
45^869
*
Jun
1982—
bonds, series C, due
&
—
3,432
institutions, etc.
From
jun
mtge. bonds—Jun
preferred stock'—
Jun
Company and Issue—
5Vi%
233
4,228
and
Canada
1,058
5,528
and
Commercial
1
90c
Co.
Borrowings:
June
first
due SePt-
ENTIRE
+
".<-+
savings deposits — totals
I
Individual, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
oioa
8-13
7-
$1.12Vi
*
preferred
$3.75
Domestic
(quar.)
common
Co.
Motor
5-14
5
$1.25
Flying Tiger Line,
Food Mart, Inc.
(quar.)
Ford
5-16
1
9-
1,110
19*.
89,217
___:
savings
(quar.)
Cdrp.
Motor
,
1
6-
t30c
.
6-
+
39
1
5-31
7Vic
_**
15c
129
6-
6-15
30c
+
1
6-11
3%
(reduced)
Freeport Sulphur Co.
—
6-
«
—
Friden,
155,651
political subdivisions
and
Y.)
N.
-4-30
-
15c
Steel
$4.50
Governments, official
Commercial banks
States
(Syracuse,
125
4,759
_
1
Commercial
^iyH
""
:
Savings Bank
.__
adjustedfl
Demand deposits
Time
Deposit
Company,
Foremost
5-21
6-11
669
Foreign:
1977—
_—
&
deposits
Other
Corp.—
June
Tokyo Electric Light Co. Ltd.—
1st mortgage gold
bonds, 6%
Florida
6-15
9c
50c
(s-a)-/
5c
preferred
General
2196
2079
City)
$4.50
Foreign:
i
1
55c
Lake
+
2 667
assets/liabilities
and
(Salt
+
LIABILITIES—,
*
1
7-
(Portland)—
Oregon
3
12,555
Banks
banks
net——:
—
16
—
Domestic interbank:
1986—Jun
6-15
16t
13,639
U. S. Government
1
1
—
1,473
States
5%
June 1,
Reserve
domestic
2154
Co.—
due
Federal
2304
mtge.
due
assets
196
4,565
1
July
5-18
7-
—
14,798
___
15
debs,
debs,
Total
Philippine
due
—
years
with
150
+
31,667
securities—total
Jun
jun
5% %
due June 1,
1968—
Southern Union Gas Co.
5Vi% debs,
Texas Eastern Transmission
6%
Other
—
3
—
2
1,659
year
with
Balances
+
13,913
_
commercial banks
—Jun
1976
4-10
6-11
__
701
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
1981__
Power
5
15
—
17,539
1
Mutual
Bonds
1
2,272
Currency and coin
Inc.—
Marine
6-22
6-
47Vic
Franklin
—
loans
domestic
Reserves
Demand
1977——
1,
Merchant
Pennsylvania Electric Co.
St.
1
1
—Jun
Inc.—
June
China Bear series
Eear
2150
1
debs, due June 1, 1964
subordinate
East
Gov't
2031
1978—-June
debs
to
403
3,276
loans
Government
1
335
+
institutions:
;
Within
+
184.
106
foreign banks
estate
442
—
1,418
finance, personal finance, etc.—
to
—
2,357
carrying:
securities
After 5 years
Other securities
1
6-22
1
2%
preferred
4Vi %
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—_
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
2150
Jun
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
1st mtge. pipe line
bonds, 57/8% series due 1980
1st mtge pipe line
bonds, 6 >4% series due 1977
National Research Corp.—
5%
1
due
1982—
47/a%
income subord.
year
Paciiic
*
Inc.—
Kerr-McGee
5V4 %
15
•
June
Getty Oil Co. 15
Oil
S.
*
May 23
debs,
Natural
cumul.
U.
15
Jun
W
929
*
or
securities
to
Other
Loans
Co.—
mortgage
Systems,
Cigar
Real
2256
Jun
1986
pur¬
,
15
Co.—
Power
series H
5 '/a %
Jun
1987
Gas
1
Co.—
Community Public Service Co. 4%%
General
.
__Jun
Corp.—
bonds,
general
Corp.—
1985—
convertible
Gas
mtge.
Maine
&
May
15,
Electric
&
debentures
Brooklyn
1st
June
for
securities
purchasing
Other
Loans
Page
1
8-
Co.
Ford
Loans to nonbank financial
*
REDEMPTION
Date
Financing
due
Artists
for
Government
Sales
Company and Issue—
dealers
and
+
*
carrying:
or
loans
Other
„
brokers
367
—
1,377
Other securities
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
of
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.25 .preferred .B
(quar.)_^
4.954
39
$4
5-22
8-
dividend
Flintkote
+
5-
5-10
6-22
7Vic
Fittings, Ltd., class A
(s-a)
Fleming Co., new common (initial)
5%
—1,669
75,063—
and
chasing
Rv.—
mtge.
to
'1961
1962
■
122,028
adjusted**
TENDER
May 10,
(In millions of dollars)
Total loans and
Loans
Agricultural loans
Company and Issue—
May 2,
9
5-25
5-31
56Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
(M. H.) Co.
Stock
3
10c
dividend
Fishman
2
5-
(Washington, D. C.)—
Corp.
&
5-
5-25
10%
—____________
Trust
5-1
Co.)
45c
Bank
First
6-11
5-21
10%
Stock
decreased
2
6-1
3c
Marshall Field &
dividend
Southern
Increase ( + ) or
May a,*
given in the Chronicle.
were
7-
Quarterly
including
ing tenders, and the
5-15
(stock dividend)
Insurance
Quarterly
Decrease (—) Since
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
1
50c
General Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
Bank
1
6-
37Vic
(quar.)
Financial
s
9
6-
6-15
15c
Chemicals
&
5-31
6-30
5-
5-15
(Del.)
Corp.
6-15
7-16
5-28
1
Fund
Filtra-Sonic Corp.
First
$129 million.
bonds, notes,
for redemption,
corporate
5
6-
(Md.)
(see
Capital
$150 mil¬
banks
5-21
6-
31 Vic
;—
Security
Loans
1
22Vic
First
lion.
6-
6-15
25c
&
Stock
5-1
5-18
Republic Corp. of America (monthly)__
decreased
5-15
5-1
6-1
27c
(quar.)
National Bank
Banks
5-28
6-1
5c
First
Reserve
5-24
6-15
5-31
(monthly)-
First
Federal
8
1
28%c
(quar.)
and. savings. deposits^ kiGreased
.$199» million
reporting member banks: / - V,
than
6-
7-
6-11
<quar.)
First
1
6-15
Works
Mfg.
Stock
6-
37Vic
Corp.
Bank
Metal
$2.25
6-19
Creek) —
Mortgage Assn.
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
Firemen
1
27c
National
Fields
6-1
c
18%
(quar.)
Federal
.
1/
6- 1
25c
(Battle
National
.
list
a
5-15
(quar.)
Casualty
First
other
Fund Notices
5-22
6-
6-
25c
&
Federal
Filtrol
Chicago District, $82 million in the Boston District,
and by lesser amounts'* in all but three other districts.
found
6-15
20c
Borrowings- of weekly reporting member banks from
be
6-15
50c
25c
Fiat
*
5-11
8IV4C
"■
——^12 Vic
Warehouse (quar.)_^.__
30c
—
Federation
"
5-4
)6-30
(quar.)
Insurance
Life
Fidelity
5-4
1
Insurance—
Federal
Field
1
6-
35c
Monthly
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $442 million; and the combined
total of Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds
6-
6-15
(payment
aptax of 25% )„
Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings
"Other" loans decreased $19 million.
5-16
22Vic
Quarterly
$1.25
5-18
1
6-1
-
L.
50c
(quar.)
5-15
9-
6-
-6-
■
$7.50
Compress
Federal
increased
in the
Redemption Calls and Sinking
$1.09
(quar.)
(Germany)—
G
receipts
Traders
&
Fed-Mart Corp.
decreased
loans
estate
deposit
'Syracuse)
Fedders Corp.
$102 million. Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
ing or carrying U. S. Government securities decreased
$442 million, and their loans for purchasing or carrying
"other" securities decreased $184 million. Loans to sales
and personal financing institutions decreased $196 mil¬
lion, as compared with a decrease of $83 million during
at all
will
25c
$1.45
$1.68 less German
prox.
Farmers
during the
loans
Hoechst A
Farberwerke
most
Total time
Below
-:~5-25
46Vic
•
~,r
preferred
(quar.).
Metallurgical Corp.
Federal
$39 million;
ago,
year
in
decreased
increased $39 million.
correspond¬
Figures in parentheses
idating process.
Commercial
Demand
__;
—
+ 2,337
acceptances
on
foreign
—
5
liabilities
34.4%.
puvchased for
71
—
Resistor
5.80%
justed, $402 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $271 million in holdings of "other" securities,
$1,253 million in demand deposits adjusted, and $516
the
to
reserves
note
R.
liability
31
+
~~49
—
52,714
v—
Contingent
+
61
gold certificate
deposit
+
+
—
888
accounts
liabs.
of
1
+ 1,221
75
51,311
454
capital
ents.
+
in—
Surplus
Ratio
5'
79
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Total
V
4,628
liabilities
CAPITAL
+
18,307
availability cash items
Total
Other
361
deposits
Deferred
condition
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended May 9:
Decreases of $867 million in loans ad¬
131
211
Total
The
banks
118
627
—
Capital
+ 1,166
account
reserves-
Treasurer—general
5-21
5-21
35c
17Vic
Corp., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
____..—.
Fafnir Bearing Co.
(quar.)—
Fall River Electric Light Co.—
million in U. S. Government demand deposits.
Other
Other
11
+
,
Member
U.
notes
Reserve
Deposits:
6-11
6-11
■
-
FMC
i
...
4
-
>
(quar.)__
Condition Statement of Member Banks
2,787
+
6-
5-15 '
5c
(quar.)
Gas Co.,. common
(quar.)^
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)
177
—
5-15
5-25
20p
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (N. C:)
Emporium Capwell Co.
(quar.)
,
Equitable
Total
Held
5-15
5-15
___
*
Ltd.—
issue.
'•$}'
6-., 1
_—
717
+
this
in
.
_
1965
1,
pfd.
1
6"
—
1964
1,
5-15,
'6-15
Corp.,
Special
•Announced
Payable 0/ Rec.
; 40c •
.
Holders
When
Share
(quar.)
6% conv. pfds (initial) ' "
• 15c: r~ 6-15"
Ltd.—'
*■' ~
American deposit receipts (final)
9%'
7-11*
Emery Industries (quar.) —1
25c
6- 1
Empire District Electric, com. (incr.-quar.) *'
41c*
6-15
5%
preferred (quar.)
' $1.25
6- 1
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$1.18%;-'" 6- 1
Elwell-Parker Electric (quar.)
;
60c
6-15
>
July
Corp.
Electrosolids
Corp.—
cumul.
Co.
0/ Company
Elliot-Automation,
2,503
+
■
4Vi%
Co.
Name
Electrolux
799
+
340-
—
Dec
2305
Per
2154
-V
Co.—
June
Sunray
—1,055
524
+
debs,
Service
due
2196
1964
4%
3,204
Certificates
subord.
Public
May 31
—
stock—
Platinum
&
2262
\
1, 1964
Inc.—
1,
outright—
Bills
Gold
debentures
Woods
securities:
pfd.
Jun
2
stock————Jun 15
—Jun 29
1985
1,
cumul.
Steetley of Canada Ltd.—
5Va %
gen. s. f. bonds due
39
—
167
+
33
-
924
—
1
—
280
outright
34
—
Jan.
of Indiana,
conv.'preferred
American
DIVIDENDS
Continued from page 15
Co.
cumul.
Southeastern
Total
due
4 V4 %
Co.
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
2151
Co.—
bonds
&
Service
4.80%
—1,056
mtge.
Field
pfd shares
cumul. pfd. stock
$1.50
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—
3Vi% 1st mtge. bonds due Nov.
1961
35
—
1st
May 31
—May 31
cumul.
$5
Co.
Corp.
Service
Gas
Marshall
or
Since
Decrease (—)
Cigar
National
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Consolidated Statement of Condition
.
.
—
5-15
of Wisconsin—
(quar.)
Rubber,
—
new
com.
(initial)-
10c;
5-31
.
5-15
5-18
Volume
195
Number 6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2425)
\
Name o1 Company
,
..
When
Per
,
Share
Holders
General, Waterworks.Corp.—
Hershey
x"
preferred
(quar.
preferred
$2
(quar.)
80c
'
Stock
dividend
Gerber
Products
Giant
Food,
Gillette
Ginn
>
Formerly
A
Class
Shale
A
Class
A
Globe
Corp.
12c
Security
System
(quar.)
R.)
(2-for-l
Stock
Grant
12Vic
:V
5-31
5-
8
5-31
4-13
5-25
4-23
Horner
1
5-18
30c
7-
1
6-
4
Hot
7-
1
6-
4
6-
1
5-10
Hotel
5-18
U7Vic
6-30
6-
1
1
5-24
1
5-24
Houston
1
5-24
Hubinger
Products
(quar.)
net
9-
1
5%
1
5.12%
6-
Bond
income
Fund
'
Power
5-10
$.09
5-31
5-10
5-31
5-10
(quar.)
(2-for-l
5-10
4Vi %
5-
$2.75
1
9
Hallnor
6-11
5-25
Idaho
Power,
6-11
5-25
Illinois
9-10
8-24
Imperial
12-10
11-23
6-11
5-7
Income
Gas
A.)
Z_
Z.
ZZ
common
I
Harcourt,
Brace
&
5-18
4Vi%
Industria Electrica
5-18
6-15
5-18
5-18
6-15
5-18
3.90%
(quar.)
preferred
Mining
Helm's
Hercules
New
$2
Powder
class
Class
&
A
Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
Class
A
Hermetic
A
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
Z
7-
6-
1
5-10
7-
2
6-4
Interstate Securities
Z~
6-
6-15
30c
5-25
6-
27 Vic
I4%c
8
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
5
5-15
-
5-16
7-
5
7-
5
7-
5
7-
5
ZZZZ
Z
6-12
5-23
12c
_
6-12
5-23
12Vic
6-12
5-23
12%c
6-12
5-23
' 13%c
ZIIZ
6-12
5-28
5-11
15C
6-15
l5c
ZIIZ
6%
preferred
Investors
6%
Iowa
preferred
Electric,
6-25
5-23
50c
6-25
5-23
_
_
ZZZZ_ ZZ"
_
$ 04166
6-11
$04166
'7-10
6-
1
Z_ZZZ~
ZZ~~Z_ZZ_ ~
ZZZZ
ZZZZZZ
Corp., class A
(stk.
new
dividend)
4.80%
com.
preferred
(initial)
Common
7-
2
4-25
8
5-25
6-1
5-16
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-15
;•
1
Stock
Iowa
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Iowa
(quar.)
10-
1
11-
1
12-10
1st
11-30
11-16
5-
7
1
5-
1
6-
•
5-11
Labrador
6-
5-
4
6-
1
5-11
Stock
6-20
5-22
6-15
5-15
6-15
6-
1
9-15
9-
1
81/4C
12-15
12-
1
5-21
4-30
6-14
6-
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
71/2C
14c
6-15
14c
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
•5-7
1
14c
7-
2
14c
—
7-
5-
2
7
6-
6
6-
.
6
14c
8-
1
7-
6
14c
8-
1
7-
6
40c
:
6-12
Ltd.
271/aC
5-11
4-30
UlVic
(quar.)
Corp.,
class A (quar.)
(annual)—
7-
UOc
6-
1
150c
6-
7
20c
32c
Lake
(quar.)—
•40c
UOc
6-
8
5-11
6-
1
5-15
Class
A
Class
A
Lamston
5-29
5-
6-
1
5-15
Lane
J50c
6-
1
5-15
Laura
6-
1
RR.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(M.
Inc.
5-31
4-27
LeTourneau
G.)
(quar.)
2
6-
Lear,
Inc.
5-11
Leath
&
5-16
Leece-Neville
6-30
6-15
Lee
H.
Lee
Way
15c
$1.25
1
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-
8
27Vic
7-
1
6-
8
6-
4
5-17
7-2
6-12
6-
1
5-18
Company
D.
Co.,
Coal
in
Levine's
6-
1
5-22
LNC
1
5-22
47Vic
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
6-
1
5-
2
6-11
5-
2
24c
6-
5-
4
93%c
6-
1
Co.
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
$1.05
6-
1
5-
4
39c
6-
1
5-21
44c
6-
1
5-21
35%c
6-
1
5-21
par)
5-18
1
1
5-10
6-
1
5-15
5-17
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-10
1%
5-10
6-11
5-11
7-
1
6-
6-
5
5-25
6-
5
5-18
9
6-20
6-
6-11
5-31
5
5-31
5-10
25c
5-31
5-10
25c
6-
1
5-10
5%
6-
1
5-11
15C
(quar.)
6-15
4-30
6-15
4-30
10c
—
(quar.)
(stock div.)—
com.
7-
6
6-15
6-
5
60c
*
7-20
10c
(quar.)
6-
9
5-21
1%
6-
1
5-11
$1.31 V4
preferred (quar.)
(S.
C.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Casualty Insurance Co.
6-
1
5-11
5c
7-
2
6-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-10
(Tenn.)—15c
Insurance
of
Co.
Virginia
6-10
5-
30c
Quarterly
Life
1
6-
com¬
—______
(stock dividend)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
&
6-
2%
Cement
Libby, McNeill & Libby
51/4%
6-15
r
Libbey-Owens Ford Glass
Life
($1
Corp
——
Extra
6-
9-14
12-17
3
dividend)
dividend
Inc.
9-28
7-
10c
(reduced-quar.)
1
1
10c
&
7-
6-15
12V2c
(stock
L.)
7-10
5-10
20c
Co.
Stock
6-
1
6-29
12-31
10c
(B.
1
6-15
6-
35c
Salt
7-
5-15
8c
(initial)
common
Navigation
Portland
1
t31%c
dividend)™
(quar.)
&
(One-for-one
Lemke
(stock
(quar.)
new
mon
shares)
Reduced
7-10
75c
Inc.
Company (quar.)
Motor Freight
Corp.
Lehigh
5-15
117 Vic
Candy
(R.
1
1
1
6-
5-10
7-
5-22
11-
6-
25c
4-27
5-31
25c
1
1
6-
6-30
11-15
12 % c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
t75c
5-10
138c
Co.
Shops (quar.)_
Laurentide Financial Corp. Ltd.—
6V4% preferred (quar.)
Lawter Chemicals, Inc.
(increased s-a)
12Vic
8
5-18
25c
H.), Inc.
split.:
Secord
6-
:
25c
Investment
&
6-for-5 stock
Bryant,
1
6-
(quar.)
com.
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A (incr. quar.))
Ishpeming
4-27
5-25
5-21
2.92%
&
1
10c
5-21
Superior
6-
5-22
10c
5-15
6-
5-25
4
(Richmond)—
Quarterly
5
4%%
preferred
7%
Public
(quar.)
Service,
preference
(stock
Ltd.,
50c
6-10
Lindberg Steel Treating Co., Inc. (111.)—
Class A (quar.)
21c
6-
1
5-10
60c
6-
1
5-
Lilly
(quar.)
dividend)
2%
15c
5-29
6-
5-10
8
5-18
t20c
7-
3
5-31
x$1.75
common
(quar.)
7-
3
5-31
(Eli) & Co.
6-29
6-
(quar.)
$1.10
6-10
5-17
Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)
Special Stock
(quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)
Special Stock
(quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)
$1.10
9-10
8-17
$1.10
12-10
11-16
$1.10 3-10-63
2-15
Original
5-31
Original
5-31
6%
preference
(quar.)
xl Vi %
7-
1
5-31
6-
Water
Jantzen,
Inc.,
Supply,
A
(quar.)
5% -preferred
(quar.)
8
5-18
$1.25
common
(quar.)
6-29
6-15
$1.25
6-1
5-25
55c
4
12 Vic
Inc.
(initial)
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A
5-31
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-30
8
Little Miami RR.—
1
$5
Co.
8-15
1
Jamaica
5-18
3%c
Littelfuse,
1
E
(quar.)
/
7-
5-25
6
5-10
6-15
5-21
7-
1
6-
6-18
7-
7
1
6-11
6-26
5-31
xl%%
5-
7-
6-18
xlV4%
xlV4%
4-
4
'n-;'
*
dividend
(quar.)
5-22
5-
68 %c
■
.
Superior District Power,
5%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
4-11-63
4
1
621/2 c
62Vic
■.
Mining & Exploration
LaCrosse Telephone (quar.)
(quar.)
$!o4166
''V
Acceptance
preference B
preference C
1
1
5-
6-
25c
;
:
Labrador
t40c
y
6-
1
8C
(quar.)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly).
(monthly)
(John)
6-
preference D
3-
5-10
6-15
6-
1
6-15
5%
3-11-63
5-25
1
Y.)—
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
Krueger (W. A.) Company (quar.)—
Krylon, Inc.
(initial quar.)
5%
1
5-31
81/4C
A
7%
2-
(N.
V
B
A
6-21
10c
Class
B
6-
5-14
50c
5 Vi %
Class
5-15
5
30c
Inc.
Koehring Co., 5%
Class
1
6-15
121/2 c
Quarterly
Quarterly
B
6-
9
8'/4c
Biologicals,
5-17
1
4
120c
(quar.)
5-31
6-
6-15
6-
c
60c
$1
Knickerbocker Fund) (from income)
Knudsen Creamery
(quar.>_
'.
1
2-11-63
37 %
Kingston Products Corp.
Knickerbocker
12-31
12-
1-10-63
$04166
nreferred
Class
97Vic
(increased)
preferred
Jamaica
10-10
4.80%
Kratter-Corp.—
Class A
(monthly)
6-
5-
5-25
1
2%
6-11
1
5-21
6-15
7-
^
Link-Belt
Common
Jacquin (Charles) et Cie
Jeager Machine (quar.)
11-10
$1.18%
dividend
1
7-16
1
15c
7-
6-
2
16c
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
$ 04166
—
.%
5-18
60c
preferred (quar.).
Southern Utilities Co.—
1
$04166
6c
-
6-11
5%
common
30c
(quar.)
Assn
common
6-11
53 %c
dividend
Public Service,
3.75%
Co.
Land
7-1
7-30
6-15
$1,121/2
$1.12Vi
preferred
preferred (quar. )
Kollmorgen Corp. (quar.)
6-15
5-11
7-
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-14
5-21
47Vic
8-
6-15
com.
(quar.)
9-
17Vic
6,-15 t
Z 6-15
6-
3c
(quar.)
8-10
3%
.
(quar.)
Keystone Steel" & Wire (quar.)
Kingsport Press Inc. (quar.)
Leslie
I
Power,
9-10
$04166
~
6-30
6-15
Lehigh
common
$ 04166
$04166
~~~
ZZZ
_
•12-13
6-30
$ 04166
(monthly)
(monthly)
9-13
6-30
Stock
6-14
J
&
Fibre,
7Vic
$04166
_
Keyes
Inc.—
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric—
$1.76
(monthly).—
(monthly)—,
(monthly)
,
(monthly)
(monthly)—
Ketchum
Keweenaw
*6-30
6-
5-31
40c
5-25
5-15
6-29
6-15
t6 V4C
(quar.)
5-21
5-15
$1.25
6-15
5-
5-31
15c
(quar.)"—.
&
9-15
12-15
1
5-31
;"7
$1.50
Light
1
6-15
5-15
of New York—
Corp.,
10-
1-2-63
6-
5-31
54 Vic
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Loan
2
5-23
2c
3.90%
4.20%
6-29
Co.—
(initial)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Funding
7-
18c
A
$1
Class B
5-23
12Vic
~
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Services,
6-15
871/2 c
•
20c
4-30
68 %c
pfd.
5-10
43c
Leesona
Co., 5V4%
1
6-29
.'-y:
1
Organization Inc.
(quar.)
Utilities, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Kerite Company (quar.)
;
Kern County Land Co. (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
5-31
Lines—
Diversified
Investors
V
Industries
5-21
27Vic
preferred
preferred
Investors
Class
Motor
6-
17 Vic
(quar.)
$1.3144
(quar.)
4.36%
(quar.)
Interstate Motor Freight (quar.)
5 Vi %
8
Kent-Moore
6-15
21c
Interstate
Interstate
8
6-
Kentucky
75c
4-24
6-
10c
Co
"f6-15
28%c
(quar.)
and
Pipe Line, Ltd. (increased)
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Interstate Hosts, Inc., common
5% preferred (quar.)
6-29
Appley—
Seal
International Textbook
2
2;
t30c
Interprovincial
5-21
8
5-15
Kendall
8
7-
7-
15c
quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
8-14
6-
$1
%
7-16
6-
5-31
International
25c
25c
(quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.,
preferred
5-25
21 Vic
(quar.)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
conv.
8
6-15
5-18
25c
6-
2
5-18
8-14
1
2
26Vic
Corp. (incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
'
5-18
1
1
9-
$1.25
Lake
(quar.)
9-
7-
(quar.)
Inc.
Lambton Loan
income
8-14
$1,121/2
(quar.)
preferred
7c
7
profits)
6-15
23c
Z
common
investment
Utilities
1
10c
ZZZZ
(quar.)
common
Herman
net
net realized
6-29
25c
Co.
Express
7-
1
1
6-
Ltd.—
(incr.
1
8c
Company,
$4.50
Labatt
International Silver
7
6-
Fund—■
27y2c
(quar.)
Telephone,
Co.
9-
38 % C
(quar.)
Kennarr.etai.
Kendall
5-18
$1.75
1
48%c
5% preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
5j/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Hecla
5-18
$2
5-28
5-11
10c
(quar.)
common
ioc
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
6-
6
Corp.,
35c
_
5%
preferred
from
from
7-
9
1
6-
$15c
(quar)
8-14
$1,121/2
(quar.)__
common
Douglas, Ltd., class
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
6-
40c
Resistance
International
7-20
6-
Co.
6-11 ?
25c,
International
(4c
6-29
5-18
Corp.—
pfd.
8-14
1
$1.08%
(quar.)
Class
International
5-10
(quar.)
Lignt,
5-14
1
9-
$1.05
(quar.)
20c
Parts
International Resources
5-22
1
&
1
69-
$1
Kelly
7-15
6-11
6c
Corp., class A (quar.)
Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.)______
5-18
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Paper
preferred
6-
Light Co.—
Electric,
$4
International
$1.12Va
87 Vic
f40c
6-12
8c
ZZ
4V4%
Hawaiian
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
87 Vic
25c
Quarterly
6-12
25c
Markets
Marx
Co
Furniture
5%%
8
8
5-11
$0.3593%
Inc
(quar.)
Insurance (quar.)
Agricultural
(quar.)
Hawaiian
66-
6-
Y.)—
Hastings Mfg.
Haverty
7-
7-
5-14
preferred
57V4c
(s-a)
Harvester Co., 7%
International
45c
Fire
Hawaiian
5-23
1
5-15
preferred
Hartford
6-18
$$163
Super
&
5-23
5 Vi
common
(quar.)__
International Investors, Inc.—
(From net investment income)
International Nickel Co. (Canada)
6.6-
6-18
5-14
preferred (quar.)
68%,c
(quar.)
._;
1
6-15
1
1
3 Vi %
$1.06Vi
International
6-15
66-
Kellwood
37Vic
7
$1
$150
Harris-Tetter
Electric
8-
5-15
Chemical
Schaffner
8-15
5-14
$1.05
6-29
75c
25c
Co.
(quar.)
Richardson
Hart,
t$1.25
5-14
1
$1.08%
$1.25
B
5-31
1
6-
6-29
25c
Machines
6-20
6-
$1
7-15
Fund—
class
Business
60c
95c
7-15
■■■'
$1.1244
Quarterly
8
40c
Harrington &
Hartford
International
5-10
6-
;
1
4-30
;
Richardson,
Breweries,
5-11
6-
6-
___
&
Interior
6-25
; 6- 1
6-
(quar.)
Co.
foundation
5-16
preferred
" '$1.25
* 'f rl2c
Quarterly (from investment income)
60c
J25c
121/2c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Preferred
Institutional
6-
;
Harding Carpets,
Harshaw
Inland
5-15
10c
International—
preference A (quar.)
Harrington
5-15
5-18
1
He
(N.
1L
_;
(quar.)
1
6-
1
5-16
(quar.)
Company
$1.25
iL'.
A
6-
3 Vi %
$20c
Steel
6-
Kawneer
$1.25
J;
class
$1.1875
__y
3 Vi %
\.vr/. 7":./.
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.
Corp.,
5-16
6-29
Mexico S.A.—
Container
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12Vic
(quar.)
shares
14c
•
De
6-
Kavanau Corp.—
Monthly
40c
American shares
American
5-16
$1.1875
6-15
17Vic
quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
1
7-15
32c
pfd.
1
(quar.)
20c
preferred
6-15
$1.25
Farms
6Vi%
General
Power
5-16
6-
Vi %
5%
5-31
6-
6-30
35Vic
i_.
$.225
Kellogg Company—
31 Vic
Indianapolis Water Co.-—
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Z
Inc.
4-13
4
5-14
,5-18
$.59375
20c
Indiana
ZZ
World,
Quarterly
Hardee
4-13
$75c
A
(monthly)
(quar.)
Corp.v (quar.)
6-15
5C
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
1
:
31 Vic
class
5-18
$1.12J/2
(quar.)
preferred
5-23
93%c
Water
&
6-15
$1 06V4
(quar.)
6%
6-
7
Kansas
1
5
$1.03125
32Vic
(quar.)
1
6-15
30c
com.
3
6-
4%
(quar.)
1
3.5c
_
Refractories,
7-
$1.25
7-
30c
ZZZ_
;
(quar.)
Co.
5-17
27c
•
7-
70c
(quar.)
4%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Hammermill Paper, common
(quar.)
Hamermill Paper, common
(quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
(M.
5-17
1
20c
Properties,
Indiana
5-25
Mining Co.
Harbison-Walker
1
6-
40c
(increased
•
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.50%
6-
$1.25
40c
Works
Flo-Glaze
25c
(quar.)
Hanna
4.35%
7
V 6-15
split)
preferred
4
8
6-
6-
6-1.
preferred
preferred
6*
^6-9
13Vic
(quar.);_—
common
Tool
$1.05
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hamilton Watch, common
5%
2-
$1.10
Breaker, 4.60%
$1.11
Handmacher-Vogel, Inc.
Handy Andy (quar.)
Handy & Harman, common
4.20%
1-28-63
'
Circuit
$1.25
(increased)
Mines, Ltd.
Cotton, Ltd.,
6
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$1.10
;
(quar.)
Hamilton
Hanna
preferred
I-T-E
$1.27
(quar.)
Co.
4%
7-
4%
(quar.)
preferred
4
25c
(quar.)
stock
Halliburton
3.80%
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Inland
Hajoca Corp.
5-18
5-11
1
6-15
25c
preferred
preferred
preferred
7-31
tl2Vic
(quar.)
5-
$1.29
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
A
common
5-21
■
$1.16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
4.50%
"units"
preferred
6-
35c
preferred
Hackensack
4.35%
6-11
7-
6-15
35c
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
6-29
(quar.)
5%
Huyck Corp.,
5-31
$1.25
common
4
5-18
(quar.)—
5%
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5-31
$1.25
4.64%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__
6-
6-12
17Vic
preferred
preferred
37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
5%
12c
(quar.)
Co.,
Utilities,
preferred
5-10
34c
.
common
6-27
1'■■■
5% preferred B (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door
5-31
$.08
RR.,
4
'3
in¬
(quar.)
Corp.
5-10
$.09
.:
(quar.)
preferred
'
5-31
$.012
_■
7
6-
$1
Products
(quar.)
conv.
5-
,
5-31
25c
;•
4%%
preferred (1959)
(quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light—
V
Common (quar.)
5-15
15c
(initial-quar.)
Industries, common
&
4%%
6-27
common
Foods
1
5-15
r-y'^vV-■-
.
Growth
preferred
New
$0.15
Capital (from ordinary income)
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc. (from net
Vitamin
6-15
5-29
v
Power
preferred
Hugoton Gas Trust
5%
Equipment
Fund
preferred
6-21
'".v."
Shares
vestment income)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
5-18
Hudson
Hunt
Fund
Administered
Petroleum
8
7- 5
5-15
2nd
6-
6-29
6-12
(quar.)
preferred B
$1.41
6-8
6-29
25c
quar.)
8
75c
(quar.).
15c
Mining & Smelting, Ltd
& Paper, common (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)___
12-
5c
Capital Growth Fund
Stock
Y.)—
(N.
5-25
6-
-
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
7-18
5-15
8
$1.25
__.
(quar.)_
preferred
10%
Co.
1
6-
Chemical—
preferred
$1.12Vi
)Pulp
9-10
35c
.
(quar.)
investment
Co.
Common
&
4%%
5-25
I
Bay
6-30
1
5-11
1
1
(stock dividend)
Lighting &
Hudson
12-10
6-
6-
Aluminum
15c
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
6-
$1.62 Vi
5-11
$1.25
convertible preferred
(quar.)_;
Household Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
UOc
(quar.)
5-31
Sutherland Paper
Kahn's (E.) Sons Co.
6-15
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(reduced
Hudson
__
6-25
KVP
6-
(quar.)
8-
6-15
62'/ac
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
& Kokenge Co.
$1.0614
O
7-10
15c
;.
5-15
5-14
(quar.).
Co.__
Julian
5-31
i.
__
B
(stock dividend)
Corp of America—
■
6-
1
1
-
10c
Class
6-
6-
6-
5-31
10c
._
1
25c
(quar.)_.
4%%
Manufacturing (quar.)
Shoppes, Inc., common (stock dividend)
U5c
6-10
10-15
$15c
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
t62Vic
40c
10-25
40c
6-15
8-
93 %c
Steel—
Ltd.—
4%
(Houston)—
Laughlin
Johnson
Common
Kaiser
5%
6-15
&
5-25
Hoskins
9
Jones
7-16
Club,
10c
class A
Corp.
Hardart
J70c
B
series
preferred
6-
$.02
States
&
5%
1
shares
Oil
Horn
Common
2
5-31
$45c
dividend—
5-14
6-
Machine
$25c
(quar.)
4-23
7-
Lamson
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
Land
5-25
J15c
_L
Aviation-Electronics—Electrical
Gulf
B
6-11
40c
;
Gas, Ltd
6Vi% pfd.
Co.,
from
Gulf
Class
Horizon
40c
Store
General
5-14
&
5-15
Corp., common (quar.)
Company,
40c
& Dunlap, Inc.
Group Securities, Inc.—
Common
1
Jones
1
(quar.)
preferred
30c
r '
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Grossett
$4.20
Hoover
93%c
common
'
Gas
$4.44
4
20c
(initial)____"
common
Life
Winnipeg
$4.40
5-
3%
Greeley
Grocery
$5
1
6-
T.)
Southern
5.16%
6-
45c
Johnson &
6-30
25c
2
$1
(quar.)_.
7-
13c
Jockey
8
7-25
34%c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.75
;
preferred
6-
1
,
&
(quar.)_
3%%
Ltd
Co.,
5-15
6-
_.
(quar.)
Light—
5-15
6-
(quar.)
pfd.
1
ile
25c
Mfg.
Co.
preferred
15c
(increased (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
$5.08
$4.25
&
45c
new
Greater
Gulf
1
4Vi%
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
$5
6-
50%
(quar.)
Common
Fully
6-15
(Wash¬
Great Lakes Power, Ltd.
(quar.)
Great Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
All
Hooker Chemical
20c
Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.)
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Great
3
30c
Great
$2.50
Honeggers
8-
split)
Co.
Valve
5-15
8-15
Stock
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
$2.80
Homestead
5-24
6-15
Power
preferred
When
•
Share
7%
1
$1.25
.
6-
4%
•
Co.,
6-
6-29
37Vic
Mines,
Central
Jewel Tea
—*__L
(quar.)
Jersey
6-15
5-15
(quar.)_
common
Drilling, Ltd.
Dauch, Ltd. (quar.)
&
2nd
Company,
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
5-15
4
r
*
(quar.)
preferred A
6-15
2
1
25c
(quar.)_______"
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Quarterly
:
Hollingshead (R. M.) Corp.
Homestake Mining, (quar.)
Co.—
Co.,
(W.
6-
10c
dividend
Granit'eville
6-
A
22'/2c
.
Quarterly
Union
7-
A
2
Company
Glass
6-
5c
Manufacturing— *
Stockholders approve a two-for-one
split__
New
common
(initial)
Co.—
&
stock
Increased
Grand
5-18
5-18
87Vic
/
Name of
Jeannette
7'
Hobart
5-15
6-
50c
'
(initial-quar.)
Government Employees Corp. (s-a)_
Government
Employees
Insurance
ington, D. C.)
(stock dividend)
(W.
6-
6-
15c
common
Grace
7-13
10c
Inc.-
W.)
5-25
'6-25
1
15c
(quar.)
i
Jewelry Corp., class
^ (quar.)
Gorham
Corp.
(quar.)
,1
(H.
Hinde
6-11
7-10
8-
10c
(quar.)
Gordon
New
Hi-Tower
7-
Per
'
6-20
6-
20c
$1.09%
—
conv.
5-28
6-12
13c
_
Goodwill Stations,
Inc.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gossard
10c
"
(quar.)___
Corp.,
preferred
5Vi%
■.
class
Light
Hotels
5%
"
;_.—;______
Quarterly
5-15
6-25
*
Knitting Mills, Inc. (Pa.)'(quar.)__
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.
(quar.)_i—
:
Nugget.
1
Hilton
Gloray
Golden
6-
Electric
6-30
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)____-—
Hilo
8c
' 8c
:
preferred
5-
1
___;—
1%
5-15
5
50c
dividend
Hill ...Corp.
(quar.)
Hill's Supermarkets,
8
£_
Newport Chemical, common
preferred
(quar.)__:
3Vi%
4%%
;
(quar.)
6-
7Vi%
-
._.
A
1
5-25
Stock
Heyden
1
6-
\ •
Inc.
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
,,
Share
(quar.)
5-28
27 Vic
;:(monthly)________
class
6-
6-23
10c
*
(quar.)
(monthly)
6-23
6-
25c
'1%
__
Laboratories
Globe Wernicke Industries
$5
6-15
Creamery
Heublein,
6-15
.
;
Glaxo
Brick
Envelope,
'Globe
$5
1
1
27 Vic
(quar:)__:_
-
(quar.)
called
Glen-Gery
"
class
7-
..
_u:.__
(increased-quar.)
Company (quar..)__
Group,, Ltd., Amer.
dep.
receipts—
British income tax of 38%%)
(Less
1
7-
&
Glaxo
*
1
Inc.,
Company
6-
$1.50
"
—_—
______;
Co.
6-15
J 20c
$6 preferred
(quar.U_i"
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
■'
50c
_
Per
:
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
53
Stock
50c
6-10
5-17
50c
9-10
8-17
50c
12-10
11-16
50C
3-10-63
2-15
'
•
.
54
(2426)
Holders
When
Per
,
Name of
Minnesota
Oilfield^, Ltd.—
deposit receipts (final payment
approximately $0,076 per depositary
Lobitos
5%
American
of
B
$2.40
■Local
1 mance
Preferred
Lockhart
Lubrizol
Increased
common
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1 v :
5-
9
Missouri
6-
1
5-
9,
M-ssouri Public Service,
Stock dividend
6-
1
30c
6-11
6-25
25c
6-1.1
6-15
$1.21
—
ER.
&
6
6-
6-11
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-15
115c
6-15
5-16
18c
6-15
5-16
(quar.)__
Moore
MacGregor
Bowling
(Texas)—
Inc.
Centers,
Quarterly
Mac Why te Company
Red
Madison
(quar.)
Mines,
Inc.
Fund,
(s-a)
Ltd.
15c
6-22
5-22
15c
6-11
5-18
1272c
6-15
5-25
130c
(quar.)
6-11
5-10
—
___
Shoes,
Maher
77c
Corp., Ltd.—
Conv. priority shares (quar.)
Maine Central RR., 57*
preferred
Public
Maine
4.75%
Service,
preferred
(P.
Mallory
R.)
Manhattan
Manitoba
Shirt
ft
Co.
Mountain
$1.25
6-
1
5-17
25c
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
1772c
(quar.)
6-
A
(stock
Class
A
(stock
dividend)—
Munsingwear,
(s-a)
Extra
Manning,
Maxwell &
Marquardt
Moore
5-14
6-
5-14
110c
™™___™__.._."—
,
6-
6-1
120c
.
4V4%
for
redemption
Massachusetts
■Mastan
8-
6
Inc.
(quar.)
Electronics
Maxson
Department
6-15
7-20
series
(quar.)
Subject
New
(initial
McNeil
&
Robbins
Machine
&
6-15
Johnson
&
4%
5%
Pictures
Shoe
4% 7*
4%
1
6-
1
5-
4
6-
17c
split
—w'
(initial)
1
5-
4
7-
2
;
•6-15
5-24
'
5-<4
$.00%
7-
1
6-15
,62 72c
(s-a)
Corp.
Distilleries,
Melville
6-
(5-25
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5-29
(stock
40c
6-15
$1.75
130c
6-
57*
dividend)
6-
1,10c
preferred
5-29
1
5-
8
1
5-25
•5-31
5-18
$1.18%
6-
1
5-11
$1
(quar.)
6-
1
5-11
(quar.)
Stores
Fire
Co.
Assurance
preferred
Metalfab.
Inc.
Metromedia,
Metropolis
Stock
Inc.
Bowling
preferred
4.35%
preferred
4.45%
preferred
Industries,
(N.
States
5-31
5-18
,5-31
4-27
6-
1
4
7-
1
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
7-
1
7-
1
6-4
5-31
$1.11%
5-17
6-
4
15c
50c
(quar.)
6-30
6-16
8-
7-16
$1.10
25c
1
5-21
5-
5-29
8c-
___
5-16
4
~
25c
________
5-31
5-
8
26 %c
5-31
5-
8
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
5-
8
*
(quar.)
25c
6-
1
5-15
IIV2C
7-
2
6-15
_
Insurance
(Lincoln,
Neb.)—
United
Life
Insurance
Rhoads
Club,
class
A
ft
'
10-16
6-12
20c
9-29
5-10
5-18
56 %C
Corp.
1
5-18
15c
6-29
6-15
l'/ac
6-29
6-15
t25c
Philipp
6-
___
6-29
6-
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Common
(quar.)
convertible
Minnesota
Mining
50c
preferred
&
Mfg.-
!
'X
—*■—
1E
— —
'
*
—
■" -*.***
,
,
6-
9
5-18
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
<
5-18
6-15
Atlantic
Rubber
Coast
1
67c
1
Pacific
1
5-10
Pacific
Far
6-
5-25
-
4-30
6- 9
'
5-19
6-15
preferred
6-5
National
Union
5-21
Nedick's Stores Inc.
Nekoosa-Edwards
B
Insurance
(quar.)
Paper,
1
Pan
5-11
5-15
Corp.
Nestle-Lemur
New
Jersey Power & Light,
4.05% preferred (quar.)
New
Jersey
New
York
Class
New
A
$1
$1.01%
(quar.)
&
Newfoundland
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Mining Corp. (quar.)
Electric,
common
preferred
6-
:
1
6-22
1
5-8
6- 5
5-17
6-
6-
6-
7-
1
2
5-29
3.40%
preferred
3.60 %
preferred
6-
6-11
5-11
6-
1
5-15
6-10
5-31
,
'
7- 1
6-
1
8
7-
1
6-
8
6-
1
5-
6-
5-
1
4
6-15
5-18
7- 2
6-15
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
8
1
90c
6-30
6-30
6-
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02%
6-30
6-
Share
Corp.
plus
long-term
Nopco
4%
capital
Chemical
preferred
Mines,
Noriois
ft
A
6%
6%
preferred
8
6-
8
7
quar.)__
6-15
6-
6-22
6-
$1
J55c
1
North
American
572%
-6%
Investment,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5-10
6-
8
8-
1
1
6-28
6-
6-11
5-31
1
American
Refractories
North
American
Van
North
Pennsylvania
River
Northeastern
4.40%
Lines
RR.
Insurance Co.
Water,
$4
preferred
7-15
6-25
6-*2
5-21
6-
1
6-
1
5-18
65c
6-
1
5-15
15c
6- .5
5-22
772c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
'
20c
'
I
,t
^
,
Northland
4.507c
7-
$1
6
5-25
5-18
$1.45
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Bancorporation, common
preferred (quar.)_____
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
40c
(quar.)
7-
$1.40
$1.43%
7-
1
6-15
t50c
7-25
6-30
f68%c
6-15
5-25
tl5c
(quar.)
—____
3272C
$1.1272
5-15
5-31
6-
,.6- 1
,
7-
3
6-15
7
6-10
6-29
6-
6-15
5-31
$l
7-
6-15
7c
:
5-28
$0,075
^__
1
5-15
5-
8
7
(increased)
5-24
5-10
50c
(quar).
6-
4-18
4
50c
5-24
5-31
5-24
1272c
Dredging
5-31
25c
;
6-22
25c
;
,6-15
5-24
6-
1
5-25
5-23
5- i9
5c
12c
:
$l5c
(s-a)
5-29
$10c
(quar.)_
common
;__
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__,
.6-
Products
'
1
14c
3l7ic
30c
Co.
(quar)
4c
$6272C
20c
1
6-
8
5-14
"5-11
6-15
5-31
•6-15
,
.5-31
7-
2
6-
1
6-
1
6-15
5-15
5-15
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-15
6-14
5-18
1
15c
6-15
6-1
i5C
9-18
9-4
15c
(quar.)
common
,.!
$20c
$35c
common_____
pfd.
(quar.)__
;
6-15
5-18
Chemical
$1.01
(quar.)
Corp.
Machine
6-
$1.06
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
:6-
1
*5-15
15c
6-
1
5-15
6-28
6-1
5
50c
3772c
7-13
6-14
22c
6-15
6-
6-
5-22
$1
10c
1
6-15
6-
5
1
Gear
Inc.
&
Gas
(quar.)
Coke
com.
5-21
6-11
5-18
6-11
5-18
6-
2
75c
6-
9
5-18
9-9
8-17
20c
6-
1
6-
8
6-29
6-
6-
5-18
$1.50
25c
Corp.,
4
5-15
5-23
5-31
5-10
6-
1
5-10
$1.25
6-
1
5-10
9174c
6-
I
5-10
20c
4772c
(increased)-
5-31
6-
1
5-15
5-
6-15
5-15
$1.3772
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
3772c
6-
1
24c
6-
5
25c
6-15
6-
(quar.)
Chemical, com.
(quar.)
5-
4
5-25
1
25c
6-
1
5-17
$1.20
(quar,)
6-
1
5-17
$1.25
6-
55c
$1.75
|25c
1
5-17
6-20
5-29
6-
5-18
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
5C
6-22
6-
8common
4
15c
Gas
&
1
2174c
split)
2nd
5-11
75c
___
1st
5-22
1
1
4
30c
$5
preferred
(quar.)_
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry.—
7 7* preferred (quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd. (increased)
Plough, Inc.
(stockholders approve a two-
Polaroid
1
6-
Corp.
preferred
for-one
6-
30c
(Maine),
(quar.)__
Company
Pittsburgh
5-
75c
Inc.
(quar.)
Natural
Aircraft
1
50c
;
preferred
6-
Co.—
(quar.)-
Hopewell
6-11
$1.1272
(quar.)
6-
6-30
$1.75
preferred
&
6-15
35c
30c
(quar.)
Exploration,
Pillsbury
57*
6-: 5
6-15
3 7*
__^
Piedmont Natural Gas, common
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)
$2.50
6-15 \
5c
Philadelphia-Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
Phillips
Petroleum
(increased-quar.)
4
5-10
35c
Fibre—
(quar.)„_
preferred
4
1
5c
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common
5-
5-10
6-
50c
Co.
Paul,
$4.80
5-10
1
$1.16
pfd.
(reduced)
Corp., 472%
$3.65
5-10
1
6-
$1,027?
Pfaudler-Permutit. Inc. "(quar.)
iPhelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.
(quar.)
57*
1
6-
$1.15
com.
6-
$1.12 72
(reduced)
Common
'
5-18
$1.1772
|
7% preferred (quar.)
5-
1
5-15
50c
Corp.-(quar.)
common
Circle
Piper
6-15
5-15'
25c
(quar.)_
com.
dividend
Pioneer
5-29
6
6
47*
Co., new com. (initial)™
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)___
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
5-25
1
5-
6-
6-
2272c
Publishing
5-25
7-
5-21
20c
" '
;___/•
;
Non-voting
6-20
6-20
20c
3772c
common
5-18
6-20
3772c
5-25
5-10
44c
$1.37Vi
6-15
6-15 *
1
30c
Telephone
Utilities.
6-29
7-20
6-30
10c
6-
5-15
Northern Quebec Power, common (quar.)
57*% 1st preferred (quar.)___U
Northwest
7-16
5-18
15c
^__$0.328125
9272C
1
(quar.)
Ohio
5-31
5-11
5-10
6-
(quar.)
Northern
5-31
6-20
6-13
5-21
(quar.)
(quar)
Co.,
6-13
6-29
25c
;
Co.
6-29
3772c
1
$1
preferred
5-15
6-
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.10
prior pfd.
5.757c
5-15
6-
3174c
common
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.407*
3.707*
preferred
(quar.)
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Gas & Water,
4.10%
preferred :.(quar.)
5-17
(quar.)
5-15
1
1
9
•
1
6-
1
6-
com
6-
6-
4272c
Service,
6-12
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5-11
5872c
(N. Y.)
Public
preferred
!
5-31
6-20
25c
(quar.)
6-20
127*0
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern Natural Gas, common
572%
preferred
(quar.)
5.807c
10c
34%c
37 72c
North
7-
*
5772c
Petersburg
10-11
20c
common
5
5
(quar.)
Petroleum
7-12
11-
J5c
(quar.)
7-
$3c'
Extra
5-15
6-
15c
Ltd. North American Car Corp.—
New common (initial)
,1
7-25
(quar.)
Peter
5-18
6-15
15c
u
(quar.)
5-15
6-
preferred
Perfex
r
8
$1
Mining,
5-15
6-1
6-15
preferred
Perfect
1
25c
(quar.)
1
1
,7
4.60%
Perkins
30c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
(quar.)
(increased
6-
1U
6-
Lta.
A" (quar)
Gold
Metal
Fruit
Stock
invest¬
(quar.)__.
Ry.
5-15
3
25c
__^
Inc.k
class
Co.
Tube
Pepsi-Cola
undistributed
common
Ltd.
Western
Normetal
net
6-30
6-30
gains)
Co.,
Noranda
from
$1.21 Vi-'
$1.3174
(12c »from
18c
5-
6-10
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. (Long. Island) (quar.)
8
income
5-25
^ $i
v
___'
472%
8
ment
12-
25c
(quar.)_
Co.,
Brewing
Penton
v
6-30
97Vic
Niagara
1
10c
convertible prior
Voting
'
5-11
6-
45c
(quar.)
___^
5-11
1
$l5c
(quar.)
Co. '(quar)
Penobscot
5-31
1
(quar.)
L
6-22
6-
$1.10
,
preferred
(quar.);
6-
6-29
45c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
;4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4
85c
(quar.)
'-! 6-1,9
6-19
1
6-11
4.68%
8
3.90%
preferred
7- 1 :
7-
20c
Quarterly
Penn
8
6-
1
7-1
40c
(quar.)__,
preferred
5-29
I
Parchment
Peninsular
1
6-
4.85%
5-24
5-19
** ;
:
(quar.)_"—_!
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd., 5% 1st
pfd. (quar.)
Penick & Ford, Inc., new com.
(initial-quar.)
_
7-
-
6-
(quar.)—
common
7
5-13.
6-11
$15c
(quar) _!____
&
Peerless
6-15
7-
•
5-10
93%c
__!
6-
'
35c
1
Pipe Line,
(quar.)
preferred
Pearl
'
5-17
6-15
-
5
5-25
"
60c
(quar.)_
8
6-11
$1.19
________
Consolidated
5%
>
6-1
32Vic
(quar.)
5-15
5-1$
6-
$1
Investment,
pfd.
Transportation
B
7%
5-18
>.
t60c
t$1.25
Newmont
Newport
•
6-156-11
'
10c
;
America,
(quar.)_
Peabody Coal Co.,
5-10
1
:'
r93%c
$1.12 Vi i
Light & Power
!
Paper (quar.)__
Patino of Canada, Ltd. (resumed)
Pato
Gas—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9c
(quar.6272c
) Paton Manufacturing Co.-Ltd.,
6-
40c
preferred
4Vi7o
5-18
'
5-25
6c
Electric
1
'•
" 6-25
,
12Vic
T
Co.
9
90c
Eastern
Pen
Parsons
7-25
28c:
(quar.)
'
'
.-.
of
preferred
Paterson
10-25
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
v
,9
3772c
;
Products
Parkersburg-Aetna
'
5-17
8-1
5c
50c
47<?
,9
Tubes
(quar.)__________
Supermarkets, (stock dividend)
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Class
5-11
11-1
20c
Co
Brake
State
'
5c
—
(monthly)—
York
$3.75
Zinc
Air
1
6-
;
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric System
England
8
6-15
55c
»
J.)
(J.
5-
Hersey
Parker
5-25
6-
20c
Co.
Newberry
1
$1.02
■1272C:V
(quar.)-
,Papercraft Corp.
4
6v
':25c
(quar.)
common
9
6-
'
:i
(quar.)
Paragas, Inc.
(quar.)__.:_
'Paramount Pictures Corp.
5-4
20c
(quar.)
Neptune Meter Co.,
5-
25c
American
Parmelee
5-
1
6-
6-1
'7Vic
(quar.).
A
1'
Consolidated Corp. (quar)
Vegetable Oil Corp.
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Panhandle
,5-15
16Vic
__:
class
6-
Tin
Packer's
'
(quar.)
5-
20c
(quar.)_
preferred
Page
:
5-17
6-15
(quar.)________
Fire
5-
(quar.)
Robinson
Hawaiian
Pacific
7-16
6-
Line,
Finance
Pacific
6-15
,<
.
1
1
50c
Insurance
574 7c preferred
-
6- 7
;•
6-11
6- 9
:
(quar.)_
Co.
5-18
6-
__.
(quar.)
East
-Pacific Gamble
8-16
.
57c
Employers
(Nash¬
(quar.)_
Tea
;
.__
common
Co.,
6-
20c
Machinery
National
6-29
6-
$1.05
Canadian
5-
1 6-15
v
National Starch & Chemical
1
$1.10
/
Co., class A' (quar.)
Paper Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
(Oxford
1
7-13
•.
1
5-3,5
5-18
$1.1272
^^____
:
Mfg.
Pacific
^
5.607c
(Md.)
(quar.)
,1'.'
Quarterly
Northern Indiana
5-25
5-31
>
(quar.)__
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd
_
Insurance
Corp.
Power,
6-
15c
(Canada)—-
C' ', 6-
1
6-11
'
27c
(quar,)
:
Marine
6-28
6-15
,
Assurance
6-
$1.14
40c
•Owens-Illinois Class, common
47c preferred ,(quar.)
Pacific
$1.12 Vi
$1.75
Quarterly—
5-21
15c
30c
(quar.)
Class
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
Chemical's
6-30
(Fort
(quar.)__H„
Products
Safety Appliances Co.—
preferred
7-6
5%
Food
Common
3%
Life
North
20c
.
High Kennel
B
5-15
7-
96 Vic
dividend
Minerals
5-31
$1.08%
_
Mickelberry's
&
,
95c
(quar.)
Water
Life
Midwestern
7a %
Accident
&
(quar.)<_
5-23
5- 4
1
6-15
"yr 25c
*
8
6-
6-11
6-
15c
$$1.75
(quar.)
5-18
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
______5' :
(quar. >
Oxford
2%
37 Vic
(quar.)
J
___
Quarterly
4
1
Y.)—
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Telephone (111.)
preferred
Midwest
Mine
Life
ville)
National
5.25%
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
Mile
1
6-
(quar.)
preferred C
Middlesex
Miller
6-
97V2C
Plastics
Common
5-15
6-11
10c
.___
& Electric, common
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube (quar.)
Middle
5
6-11
(quar.)
Michigan Gas
Micron
6-
30c
(quar.)_,
Stock
National
preferred
preferred A
f
South
of
V
"
•
Ltd., class A
preferred
6-15
(quar.)_—_
$4.50
7%
approxi-
Transportation Co. (quar)
Owens-Corning Fibergas ' (quar)__
Newport News Shipbuilding ft: Dry Dock Co.
7y2c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Lead,
5 -15,
,
Utilities—
preferred
6-1
30c
Quarterly
:
Niagara Mohawk Power,
2%
3.90%
'574%
Gypsum.
National
6-1
2
12- .1
56%c
5-23
87 7aC
pfd.
3.85%
Miami
National
Products
8
'
(quar.)
$4.40
6-20
of Canada,
Ltd., common _i__t20c
preferred (quar.)
J15c
Food
5-
Overnite
5-30
$1.0674 .1
5-15
(quar.)
Inc.
3.80%
■
12-20
60c
National
8
(quar.")____
:
A
Tail
6%
Vi%
6-
Chemital
Rockland
Packaging
4%$>
5-21
.
Centers,
Edison,
:-"!
6-1
.
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_„
National Drug & Chemical Co.
4
1
dividend
Metropolitan
5-11
5- 4
Common
1
(quar.)
(resumed)
Class
Outboard
Otter
4%
6-
40c
Corp., common
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
8
5-25
—
6-15
25C
Y.)
(N.
6-
5-11
5-11
•
Corp.—
6-
:
(quar.)
Thermit
ft
7%
Chemical
&
87ac
Corp.
Merchants
Metal
Dairy
,2
25c
.
(quar.)__
Oshawa Wholesale
(a
$1.50
Monthly
Mercantile
'
5- .1
.
40c
(initial)
common
new
5-
(quar.)
Pottery
&
Pacific
July 5)-_
on
Distillers
3%7<j
Mensh Investment ft Development Assn., Inc.
Medford
5-10
stock¬
to
1
4.75%' preferred B (quar.)___.
47c preferred D (quar.)
;
Orpheum
Building
(s-a)__
Osborn
Mfg.
(quar):
:
5-23
-
Y.)
(N.
subject
Co.
(resumed)—
Products
(quar.)
National
Corp.—
preferred A
preferred B (quar.)
27*
Co.,
National
h
Class
42 72c
W.) ft Co., common
$7 preference (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mine
(incr.-quar.)
Melchers
.6-20
6-12
(F.
Medallion
1
(Ohio)
quar.)
of
{$i
6-
•
1_____.
Corp.I
1
New
stock
preferred
preferred
Means
•
-6-15
25c
6-
Co.—
Three-for-one
New
37 %c
Co.
(quar.)
(initial
common
5-21
V
6-30
(quar.)
8
6-11
Castings
National
:
6-11
$1.3772
(quar.)
common
preferred
-----
6-12
,
Corp.,
>
Y.)-—
Engineering
1
6-
.Orange
6
6-
5c
7'
2
;
'
Y.)—
N.
(Okla.)
Westchester
of
Biscuit
1
8
.6-29
15c
Inc.
6-
6-
1
6272C
40c
(N.
Quarterly
47»7*
6-15
7-
100%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
McKesson
5-15
6-19
5-17
quar.)
Publishing Co.
5-15
i5-31
Common
$5.50
1
55c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
approval of stockholders
to
1
6-
150c
Co.
common
McGraw-Hill
5-15
7- 2
!•-,
30c
—
1
6-
85c
preferred
&
5-15
5-15
6-
20c
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
(L.), Ltd., preferred (s-a)_
Corp., common (quar.)
McCormick
1
6-
93 %C
(quar.)
Inc.
5-11
6- 1
5c
55c
1947
W.)
Bank
dividend
National
.
93 %c
preferred
McBrine
New
5-18
6-15
preferred
McCord
Mead
1
9
(quar.)
(J.
'Maytag
Mead
6-
6-29
series
$3.40
5-1#
6-15
6-
1945
$3.75
5-10
5-25
10c
(quar.)™.
6-
25c
-—4.—.____
_-_™
holders'approval
6-29
5-15
1
25c
preferred
$3.75
$2.50
Common
National
7c
common
Onondaga
6
6-20
_
(Norwich,
5-
;
1
6-15
pld.
$3.60
!
Trust
ft
National Bank of Tulsa
6-
110c
—
Boston
of
1
(quar.)
Oliver Tyrone Corp.
(quar.)
Olympla Brewing (quar.)
5-10
6-
Coal
Mathieson
™__
4772C
—;
Fund
(quar.)—
Bank
stock
(quar.)
Stores,
Securities
National
._
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Ben
''Olin
'
5-10
6-„ 1 •
6-15
5-31
5-31
26%c
12Vic
$1.37%
55c
—_
.
Co.
Chemical
National
5-15
89c
(quar.)
C.)
Old
5-31
25c
.___
5-
{$1.1272
;
472 7c
Co.,
preferred
Pacific
Nalco
7-20
5-31
5c
Company (initial-quar.)_
Conveyor
(quar.)
Mathews
Mattel,
Ltd.
5-31
2%
(quar.).:;
common
(quar.)
(G.
Mutual
5-15
Insurance
Life
&
Inc.,
1
(quar.)
(Oklahoma, Mississippi River Products Lines
Quarterly
5-31
'
Power
4.407c
5-31
1
at $104
(quar.)
Indemnity
Massey-Forguson,
Mays
Murphy
5-21
6-22
6-
20c
May
Preferred
above
Electronics
Mason
6-11
35C
dividend on June 15
Maryland Casualty Co. (increased-quar.)
plus
4.087c
5-31
Ohio
2%
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
.Murphy
5-14
1
10c
——
called
issue
1
30c
Inc.
preferred—:
Entire
1
3 7*
(stock
Corp.
McLennon.
ft
6-
35c
(quar.)__
dividend)
(initial)
Marsh Supermarkets, Inc.
(quar.)!—_______
Marshall Field ft Co., common (quar.)
Marsh
5%7c
5-14
120c
110c
B
5-15
9c
;
6-
___:
_1
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)_
dividend
4.20 7c:
35c
dividend)
5-11
1
Class
5-15
f6272c
pfd.
(quar.)__
Co.; 4.56%
'
■
5-11
Co.—
Coal
Class A -(s-a)
Class
5-26
Movielab Film Laboratories—
:
6-11
35c
1
LJ_"
Co.
Stock
5-18
6-20
Supply
(quar.)___™.._™_™
Movie Star, Inc., class A (quar.)
—
59 %c
Oil
8-15
7- 1
7-1
per
Crankshaft
Ohio Edison
5-31
Fuel
(initial)—
(accum.)
(quar.)
Saskatchewan
Electronics
.Ohio
"
:!,
-
.
1
6-
Ltd. (equal to
share less Union
Inc.
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 77c
Ohio
$3.50
3c
!
(quar.)—_—
common
Co.
Mountain
mately $1.40
1
7- 2
6-20
6- 1
:
5-15
6-
dividend)—
Africa tax)
7-1
7- 1
40c
10c
$1
6c
5-15
•6-1
"■
6- .8
7-16
7- 2
'
(stock
v
'
$1.3174'".!
*$1.1272
(quar.)
.Oceanarium,
5-18
25c
$1.75
' 3272c
____1____.
O'okiep Copper Co.,
"
lc
Vernon Mills,.Inc.
6-15
<<
5-16
6-12
6-12
Co.
6-30
125c
(quar.)__
&
(quar.)
Company (initial)-!
(Henry), 4% 7* preferred
Inc.
5-18
t25c
5c
(quar.)__ t$1.18%
Ltd.
R.)
preferred (s-a)
\NuTone;
5-18
'20%
Extra
Mount
Mailman
5-14
'
shares
—_____________
quar.)
5-14
6-15
share
Service—
(quar.y.
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
6- 1
5-31
:
(quar.)—_
Morton Manufacturing Corp.
(quar.)
Motor
Finance
(quar.)_______________
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
5-22
6-22
(quar.)
American
Morrison-Knudsen
5-15
—
Company
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
Magnavox
5
_
Gold
Lake
6-
1272c
Madsen
35c
(E.
Morgan
5-15
5-30
5c
______
Corp.,
Moore
—_™___™ii___™_,
»■
6-15
9*
15c
per
5-31
5-15
25c
Public
(increased
preferred
—
6- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-29
12Vic
Montgomery Ward ft Co., common (quar.)—
Class A (quar.)
.*_
'
Extra
(Italy)
92c
hividend__
Stock
5-17
JllVxc
(quar.)
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
Montecatini
6-15
5-16-
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
5-15
—
1
10c
*
—
472%
preferred (quar.)
,Nova Scotia Light & Power, 57c
472% preferred
(quar.)
47c
preferred
(quar.)_l
j.
6-1
6-1
quar.)__
(increased
,
Payable of Rec.
Share
574 7c
6- 1
$1.25
10c
$1.05
87V2c 'A
•;, .30c
____
(quar.)_
Chemical
8
25c
(semi-annual)
Tool
,
$1.38
(quar.)
_•_
Common
.
5-25
6-12
25c
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)__..
'35c
4.507c
preferred
(quar.)_________
$1.12Vi
4.707c
preferred
(quar.)
$1,177?
5.107c
preferred
(quar.)
!
$1.2772
5-25
b-22
6-
Mills
Monsanto
5-31
6-11
v
Machine
Approximately
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
6-15
7- 1
6-12
$1.07V2
-(quar.)
Monarch Fine Foods
6-18
127zc
i 6tock dividend)
Products (quar.)
Fixtures,
Rubber
Northwestern
5-31
%%
(quar.)
Monarch
5-11
0%
35c,
Industries
L
1
20c
.
6-16
%
Industries, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
i_.—
Mohawk
6-15
6-30
25c
-
—
preferred
4.20%
5-25
5-28
35c
6-
(quar.)—60c
(quar.)
18c
A
common
common
Monarch
(quar.)
Co.
Store
D
5-
8
class
-372% preferred (quar.)'.
5-15
7-14
60c
common
(quar.)_
preferred
Utilities,
Mohasco
5-25
6-
125c
5%
RR.,
preferred
(
5.52%
Missouri
5-25
_
1
6-12
75c
(quar.)
corporation
Metal
6-
20c
Pacific
4.30%
5-18
6-30
(quar.)__
6- 1
7- 2
6- 9
7- 2
7- 2
7-2
6-16
,____—
5-18
—————
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,
Class
B
5-15
185c
Brewing Co
Lager
Lyon
*'
5-28
monthly—!_,
Lunkenheimer
S
1
—•—
iquar.)__
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.
M
6-
Silver Lead Mines Co.—
Lucky Friday
M
9
(Walter M'.), Ltd. (quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)____—_____—
Lowney
.Lyncn
5-
127*c
Nashville,
ft
1
1174C
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Insurance Co. (Can.)
Cement
Louisville
6-
j
;
preferred
Louisville
Lucky
''
■y-?/] •'"!•'■•'•'
(quar.)
Star Gas,
4.84%
9
170c
Aircraft
Life
London
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
5-
137 7*c
-
_____
(quar.)
45,c
$1.25
22%c
30c
$1.15
$1.10
y
$1
5c
(quar.)
common
Gas
(quar.)__
t70c
(quar.)
corp.—
Co.
1
common
(quar.)
Corp.
Lockheed
Lone
Ltd.,
1st preferred
preference
$1.50
2nd
Aluminum
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Light,
t4^c
{4-1^0
(quar.)
(quar.)
Groceterias
Loblaw
&
(quar.)_
Valley Natural
160c
Cos., Ltd., class A
Class
Mirro
4-27
6-21
Loblaw
Power
preferred
Minnesota
Name of Company
5-11
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Monday, May 21, 1962
Holdera
When
Per
.
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of .Company
V;
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
7-
3
6-25
6-
1
2
4
6272c
6-25
6-
4
~62%c
6-25
6-
4
*
Volume
195
Number 6161
.
.
,
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(2427)
Per
Name of
Poor
&
Potomac
Edison.
Potomac
$2.44
Power
Company
Company
Electric
Power,
preferred
Class
A
(initial
Class
B
(initial)
President
pfd.
61 Vic
6-1
5-7
Schering
6-1
5-7
(stock div.)
(quar.)
Gold Mining,
Gardner
Stock
pfd.
Co.
&
Co.
ance
Progress
•.
Life
dividend),
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
of
'V:
5.25%
New
Pure
v
Power
Searle
5-15'
*
6-11
6-
1
6-
1
(G.
Second
>
A 5-14
$1.16
6-
1
5-14
$1.22 Yu
6-
1
5-14
30c
6-
1
5-15
87'Ac
6-
1
T.
&
E.
Ranco,
RanK
Corp.,
Purina
Inc.
A
5-15
6-
positary
share
dep.
to
(increased
Food
receipts
(interim)
$0,027
British
Mfg.
6-
1
Shenk
6-
1
5-
2
Sherritt-Gordon
6-
1
5-
7
Sherwin-Williams
6-
1
5-
1
6-15
1
6-
Income
7-
6-15
-r-£-31
7'A%
$15c
.
7-
$15c
—
10-
1
7-
1
(quar.)
$$1.50
&
Co.,
Insulation
class A
Common
(NJ)
11c
1
J5-17
6-15
66-
Siscoe
1
6-15
1
5-31
5-18
Renabie
Mines,
Class
A
Class
A
Republic
Republic
Republic.
Republic
Ltd
7-18
6-15
T-5-I8
6-15
$10c
6-15
$27c
National
Steel
preferred
Co.
Bank
Corp.
Copper
(quar.)____
(Dallas)
1
25c
__
7-
2
20c
14c
6-
7-20
1
5-21
(5c
from
from
&
Brass
6-
1
1
investment
realized
Reynolds
income
and
5-10
30c
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
A
12'Ac
Drug
&
Chemical
Richardson-Merrell,
Inc.
Oil
Tool
Riegel
$4
Corp.
Co.,
Textile
class
Corp.,
preferred
A
Finance
Class
6%
B
(quar.)__
(initial)
common
:
Rochester
4%
Gas
Co.
Ltd.,
F
common
Rose
1
6-
1
6-15
8
(quar.)
8-
1
9
6-30
6-15
1
1
1
$1.23%
6-
1
6-
1
5-11
10c
5-16
Hass
Ruppert
Inc.
1
6-
8
6-10
Russell
.
Sons,
Sabine
1
St.
,
„
Common
St.
&
Paul
St.
Regis Paper Co.,
Fire
&
quar.)
(quar.)—
Marine
4.70%
5 % %
5-22
5-31
5-31
5-
5
5-
5
5-31
5-
5
6-
19c
5-14
;
„
1
6-
1
5-14
25c
6-
1
5-14
1
34c
37"Ac
$2.38
Co.
/
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
^
6-
1
5-14
6-6
5-7
50c
70c
11-
Inc.
(Va.)
10-20
6-14,
^
'
6-15
Service,
5-31
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$0,187 -i./ 6-
(quar.)_
com.
6-27
6-
1
19c
$1.10
common
(quar.)_
j
5-15
6-15
6-
8-
7-20
1
4
12'Ac
5-18
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
25c
6-
1
5-15
92 "Ac
8-1
7-20
97"Ac
:__
1
6-
25c
i.
6-
30c
28%c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
8-
1
7-20
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03%
8-
1
4.25%
7-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06'A
8-
1
4.40%
7-20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
preferred
$1.15
8-
1
4.75%
7-20
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.18%
8-
1
7-20
$1.40%
8-
1
7-20
27'Ac
8-
1
7-20
27'Ac
8-
1
5.625%
preferred
5-15
4.36%
5-15
4.40%
(quar.)
preferred
1
preferred
5-16
(quar.)
($25 par)
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
6-
1
■18
7-
2
•11
preferred
Southwestern States Telephone—
Common
(quar.)
$1.44 preferred
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
6-20
■18
Sparton
6-15
15
6-1 8
■18
5-23
5-
9
5-23
5-
9
6-
5-11
$.83333
6
$1.20
Chemical
(quar.)__
6-29
6-20
6-20
6-
1
6-16
67-
2
1
7-25
6-25
25c
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
9-17
9-
Spindale
4
12-17
36c
7-17
6-
5-
1
7-
$1.10
16c
12-
1
1
6-15
B
(A.
$3.75
4
6-
Staley
7-10
35c
Class
Mills,
3
Stamford
Stock
(quar.)
Brands,
Standard
1
5-
4
1
5-
4
5-
4
New
5-
4
Quarterly
29 %C
6-f
1
6-
1
,
6-
6-
1
5-15
6-15
1
$1.12'A
7-
2
5-17
12'Ac
6-
1
5-15
25c
6-
1
5-21
6-
1
5-21
25c
6-
5
94c
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
6-
6
common
shrs.
Co.,
conv.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
40c
1
6-
1
17'Ac
8-
1
7-14
17'Ac
11-
1
10-15
5-18
"
1
6-
1
>.-«
'
6-15
5-19
5-19
6-11
5-28
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-11
1
6-15
5-25
50c
6-
1
5-15
6-
9
5-18
6-
5
5-16
6-15
5-15
c
30c
6-
8
5-25
6-29
6-15
6-12
5-24
6-
8
5-25
6-
8
5-25
5-31
6-
5-11
1
5-15
31c
5-15
65c
6-
1
5-15
25c
6-
8
5-10
35c
5-
'
1
6-15
5-
8
28 '/a c
6-
1
5-
7
6-15
6-
1
9-14
$-29
10-23
9-23
5c
6-30
5-31
17'Ac
6-
1
5-15
$1.10
(quar.)
6-
class
A
5-15
6-14
5-15
5-28
5-
8
5-28
5-
8
16c
held)
2
1
80c
shr.
4
7-
6-
10c
i
each
5-
7-16
50c
for
1
20c
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
1
200%
27c
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Electronics Fund, Inc. (Del.)—
ordinary income)-.
(From
Television Shares Management
Corp.
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
preferred
4.60%
preferred
4.65%
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
6.24%
5%
class A
4.50%
7-
6-
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
8
$1.16
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
$1.12'A
7-
1
8
8
(monthly)
1
6-
8
$1.18
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
9c
5-31
9c
6-29
6-15
9c
7-31
7-18
$40c
5-31
4-30
45C
6-11
5-
20c
6-
1
5-
1
5-
Transmission—
(quar.)
preferred
8
$1.25
—
A
Common
4
5-18
$1.31 '/4
A
Eastern
3
5-
6-12
$1.31
(monthly)
(monthly)
Texaco Canada,
Ltd., common (quar.)
Texaco, Inc.
(increased-quar.)
Texas
•
$1.28
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
Class
Class
5-31
28c
$1.27'A
2nd preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred
2nd
20c
5-10
5•
$1.22'A
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
1
$1.16%
_ _•
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.72%
6-
5-31
$1.06'/4
(quar.) —
(quar.)
preferred
5.10%
6-15
$1.02'A
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.90%
5-15
3c
preferred
4.64%
1
$1.15
preferred
4.25%
6-
6-
6-28
$5c
(quar.)
4.10%
6-15
5c
$2
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
$1.12'A
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.125% preferred (quar.)
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
6-
5-15
$1.183/4
6-
1
6-
1
5-
$1.28 y8
6-
1
4
5-
$1.25
5%
5-
$1.33%
6-
1
5-
5.52%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.37'A
6-
1
5-
5.60%
$1.38
6-
1
5-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
5.75%
6-
1
preferred
5-
5.80%
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
$1.43%
5-
preferred
5.85%
preferred
(quar.)
5.50%
6.70%
preferred
(quar.)_
Texas Gas
Transmission, common
5.40%
1
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
4
5-
$1.67 »A
(quar.)
6-
$1.45
$1.46 y*
—
5-
40c
6-15
5-
5-25
preferred
(quar.).
$1.35
7-
1
4.96%
preferred
6-15
(quar.)
$1.24
5'/4%
7-
1
preferred
6-15
(quar.)
$1.31 Vt
7-
1
6-15
20c
6-
6
5-21
15c
5-25
4-30
4%
5-25
4-30
20c
6-
1
5-
30c
6-
1
5-10
6-29
6-
35c
6-15
5-31
15c
7-
6-15
Texas
Gulf
Producing (increased-quar.)
Texas Industries,
Inc., com. (year-end)
Texas
Instruments,
Texas
Pacific
Coal
Inc.,
common
Oil
&
(initial)
(quar.)
Texas & Pacific Ry.—
(Optional—5% stock div.
Thatcher
Glass
Mfg.
Co.
Industries
Thompson Paper Box
Thompson
or
$4 cash)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4%
B
Tidewater
New
$1
A
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
new
5-31
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
30c
7-10
6-15
A
(initial)
35c
6-
2
5-21
6-
2
5-21
60c
(quar.)
class
5-31
6-
25c
(quar.)
Bearing
6-15
6-15
30c
6-
9
5-18
Title Guarantee Co.
Corp.
(NY),
(quar.)
new com.
(initial)
2
7.
2
6-19
10-
1
9-14
5c
Class A
7-
5c
(initial)
5c
5c
class B
Tokheim
5-21
5-25
30c
Telephone,
Roller
1
1
35c
(quar.)
Co., $1.20 preferred
preferred
6-
6-
(Ohio)—
(quar.)
Tidewater Oil
8
5c
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Thriftlmart, Inc., class A
Class
1
1
10c
(quar.)
Ramo-Wooldridge,
Class B
Co.—
2
6-
3%
—
Teck-Hughes Gold
Tip Top Products,
5-15
7-
9
12'Ac
(quar.)
Television
5%
6-
1
5-14
5-
~45c
(quar.)
uar.).
common
Timken
6-15
5-
1
split)
(s-a)
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-
43%c
stock
preferred (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co.,
5-25
45c
(initial-quar.)
—_—
(quar.)__
(quar.)_____
Corp.
(quar.)
(2
2
•
Standard Electric
divid.
6-11
7-
87'Ac
(quar.)
Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
5-18
1
5-28
12'Ac
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)___;
(quar.)
common
Wayne
Thompson
5-10
6-
2'A%
6-
5-10
2
10c
6-
5-10
9-14
12-14
7-
$25c
35c
1
9-28
35c
—
common
5-15
1
8
12-31
Ltd.
6-15
6-29
6-15
(quar.)
Thomas Industries,
Inc.,
4%
6-
6-29
12'Ac
(quar.)
common
common
Co.
Transit
5T15
20%
preferred
6-
6-15
5-25
5-11
1
6-30
12'Ac
(2-for-l
$1.05
Mfg. Co.
Chemical
6-
5-1
10c
dividend
$3.50
5-25
5-1
6-1
25c
common
preferred
Standard
6-1
30c
A
(quar.)
E.)
5-1
2c
Sperti Products, Inc.—
5%
convertible preferred
4
8-
t25c
34%C
class
(quar.)
-
'
6-15
6-
,
45c
Stock dividend
6-1
$1.50
Chemical, common (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., com. (stock dividend)—
4'A % preferred (quar.)
6-2G
6-29
321/2 c
—
_
Products,
7-20
36c
(quar.)
29 lie
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
1
33c
Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
prior preferred
(quar.)
Speedry
8-
32'Ac
Spencer
$1.25
Insurance
31'Ac
7-20
8
2oc
(quar.)__
Distributing;Corp.
Baking
Tenney
6c
28c
preferred
4.15%
5-15
5-15
8-15
.
20c
(increased)
(initial)
/
convertible preferred (initial)
Electric
5-31
—
L
;
Oil
5.25%
1
37'Ac
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
A)
5.12%
;
Co.—
5-25
12'Ac
dividend
4.32%
.
$0.2656%
preferred
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-14
6-30
26"Ac
—
:
1
$1.25
(quar.)
common
San Jose Water Works, com.
preferred
6-28
25c
297/8C>-
Chemical
common
6-
t$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4.40%
1st preferred A (quar.)
Salada Foods, Ltd.
(quar.)
:
4%%
$20c
25"Ac
Cooperative,
Gas,
6-
42c
common
___.
;
7-14
4-16
5-25
6-15
Taylor & Fenn Co.—
I
8-1
5-31
6-15
6-
10c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
St.
'
6-13
9-14
$5c
3%
<quar.)__
Power—
5%
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-27
6-
6-15
16c
1
10c
—
5c
Mfg.
(increased
preferred
6-
2%
15c
A
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
6-29
6-18
25c
Mining
(qua
Superior Window Co.. 70
kconv. pfd.
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
r.).
(q
Tasty
1
Co.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lawrence
5%
6-
25c
$6%c
50c
Joseph Light
6-29
10c
25c
34 %c
Sunshine
Stock
1
31 "Ac
.1
:
(quar.)_.
Taft Broadcasting
(quar.)
Tampax, Inc.
(quar.)
5-7
6-
Y
$10c
(quar.)
A
Co.,
Corp.
'
9
i
10c
(initial)
8%
pfd.
(quar.)
class
5-25 *
12'Ac
House
Symington
5-18
10c
$1,121/2
shares)
:
Specialty
9
6-29
25c
3.90%
5-16
15c
guilders
(20
class
6-
12'Ac
dividend
Clair
f:
6-
6-9
5-
8
$1.25
Co.,
Propane Gas,
Syracuse
7
38%c
Gas
Gas
$1
Royalty
Stock
St.
5-
(quar.)__
Class
.
5-21
4%
(quar.)
Railway Co.,
3.70%
5-17
25c
.
class A
&
7-2
50c
dividend)
(s-a)
Natural
State
:i'
8
5-15
8-1
6-28
5-25
$1.25
Products
Fuller
Foods
Stock
5-18
.6^
5
6-
7-27
$12'Ac
Sunset Industries (stock dividend)
Sunset International
Petroleum Corp.
(Calif.)
Common
5-18
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'A% pfd.
Aeronautical
6-
35c
7%c
common
Petroleum
(Jacob)
1'■*>.'
6-22^'"
5-10
87'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(D.
Sunset
5-18
Water—
&
Southwestern Public
Co.—
Russ Tegs Inc..
(H.)
6-
30c
(quar.)
Paper, Ltd., class A—;
:—____
B\:___^______________..______
Royal Dutch
Rubbermaid,
:
4.60%
Corp.
Reid,
Inc.
5%%
5-11
$1.37%
6-
$1
(quar.)_
$1
5-11
(quar.)
$2'Ac
;
t50c
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Investment,
5-11
1
6-13
preferred
6%
6-
5-31
7
preferred
$1
5-11
6-
5-10
6-
5-21
30c
(quar.)
5.25% preferred 1951 series (quar.)
Sun Oil Co. (quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil, common (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
5-1
75c
-
'
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
5-15
6-
v
(initial)
Company
$1.50
5
6-
5-1
6-1
50oiuu«6<t8
75c
._
Co
Annual
5-21
$20c
-___
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Fertilizer
Southern
7-13
6-
___;
4%
preferred
(quar.)
5.44% preferred
(quar.)
Southwest
6-5
10c
6-1
$25c
5%
5-15
6-
5-1
5%
5-15
■"r
6-15
$25c
convertible preferred
Ryan
6-
5-
60c
common (initial quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
4
5-15
5-15
6-1
5-15
5-25
25c
B
Suburban
7
Edison—
preferred
Southern
5-15
1
$1.02 'A
Marie
5%i
6
1
$1.18%
Rockwell-Standard
4%
6-
6-15
$2t>c
(quar.)
California
common
Southern
5
6-
37'Ac
L
Class
6-
$20c
.
1
9
$1.25
common
Broadcasting,
Class
Stouffer
5-18
5-
6-
6-
45c
V.
com.
Corp.
5-15,'
30c
$0.00'/a
&
1st
Stuart
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
1
6-
80c
(quar.)—
Rochester Transit Corp. (quar.)
Rockwell
Mfg.
(quar.)
-
6-15
'
6-
6-15
5-21
(quar.)
Southern
5-11
K
&
Corp.
Southern
5-25
1
preferred
■
-
6-
preferred
Rolland
_
$1.02%
5.50%
1
9
(quar.)
4.95%
New
6-11
preferred I (quar.)
preferred J (quar.)
4.10%
\
6-
(quar.)
preferred H
4%%
Rohm
5-15
Electric—
preferred
1
•
"-5-15
75c
(quar.)
&
5
68 %c
.
(quar.)
,
...5-16
6-15
30c
—
1
10c
<
(quar.)
(quar.)
B.)
Container
Storer
5-11
(initial)
5-15 f
6-
c.f
B
7%
5-25
i»v
International,
preferred
4"A%
5-15
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
4.10%
6-
New
1
10c
A
participating preferred (quar.)
Roadway Express, Inc
'Robertson (H. H.) Co. (quar.)
•
Little
6
W
7c
class
(quar.)
preference
6-
$1
$1.50
$1
5
25c
>.
Robbins & Myers Inc., common
Robinson
6-
30c
(quar.)
1
units
Corp.,
preferred
40c
1
8
1
5c
Finance,
(John
Baer
Stone
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
preferred
4.78%
7-11
66-
___;
Co.
Stix,
5-11
60c
45c
Natural
dividend
Southern
7-11
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5'A%
1
8-
45c
(quar.)
Participating
Ritter
(Del),
A
8-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Ridge
6-11
1
1
62"Ac
_
.
Texas
4.24%
4
59 %c
-
(quar.)
Richfield
5-
$1.12'A
_
4%%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co. (quar.)
Rexall
5-31
7-
0,
6-
6-29
6-
20c
(quar.)
new
Aluminum
Class
5-8
15c
—
Georgia
4.08%
25c
capital gains )_
Metals,
4%%
Oil
Southern California
net
(quar.)__
Corp.,
preferred
Stetson
5-8
6-8
5-18
7-16
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Stewart-Warner
Still-Man
Mfg.,
6-27
6-8
20c
Development (initial)
Southam Company, Ltd.
(quar.)_
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)
"~k"5-15
6-
6-11
7-27
6-11
40c
1
(quar.)
Parts
5-.1"
62'Ac
•
A
Sterling Drug Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Precision, 5% preferred
Sterling Seal (quar.)
6-11
2
7"Ac
Tools
Stock
50c
(quar.)
2
5-10
5-14
?"■
preferred
'
'
.
(quar.)
Sterling
5-15
77-
20c
•.
preferred
South
Fund—
5-31
$15c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
South
r.6-22
$30c
(quar.)
Soss
5-10
Ltd.—
$10c
12%d
(quar.)__
Industries
$1.55
6-15
r
Materials,
5-25
___•
8
8
6-12
8c
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
Sterchi Bros. Stores
—
Socony-Mobil Oil Co. (quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common (stock
$1.25 preferred A (quar.)
3 B-14
,
5-25
75c
(monthly)
(quar.)_
Building
preference
(quar.)
(Texas)
10-
7-10
66-
933/4c
common
preferred
51/2%
5-25
25%
Ltd
preferred
Snap-On
6-15
2
6-15
50c
(quar.)_
(Raleigh, N.
class
preferred
Stephenson
5-15
25c
Resumed
5-15
7-
1
5-14
/
Stein Hall <&« Co.
1
6-
1
30c
Steinberg's. Ltd., common
Stephan
Company
5-10
$1
(quar.)
(Howard)
Smith
5-18
$28c
.
Corp., $1
Insurance
Revere
8-15
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
ReVere
$2
"
10c
25c
,
$2.25
(quar.)
Revelstoke
6%
.'
6-
1
t25c
Co.
Mines,
6-15
12"Ac
614 Superior Co.
(s-a)
Skelly Oil Cc. (quar.)
Smith
(interim)
common
Mfg.
5-15
6-
6-
60c
(quar.)
Chemical,
5%
preferred
Stedman Bros.,
6-8
A
_.
Com.
Venezuelan
Singer
6-
5-15
(quar.)
5%
5-15
1
preferred
3'A%
5-31
2
(quar.)
(s-a)
Sinclair
"5-14
8
7-
(s-a)
Oil
6%
Steel
6-13/;
1
(quar.)
5%
6-15
6-
6-
btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
4-13
t$1.75
&
C
.*■
Ltd.—•
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
B
2
5-25
$10c
Canada
preferred
Class
7-
preferred
State Loan &
Finance,
Class
B
(quar.)
7
$1.25
Ltd
of
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (Quebec)
Sinclair
"5-18
10c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Renold Chains
.
^
Co.
America
Class
9-14
5-18
:
5-31
6-
-6-14
•
7 "Ac
Corp.
(quar.)
(initial)
Preferred
I
6-15
68 %c
i
'
1
6-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
9-14
,?
(quar.)
Steel, new common
Simplicity Patterns—
(2-for-l stock split)j
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A (s-a)
6-14
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
Remington Arms,
.
10-
8c
2%
Corp.
Redwing
Refractory
Reid
(increased)
1
7
5-
42c
B
Simonds Saw
dividend
(quar.)
5'A%
preferred
Carriers
5%
6-22
5-
5-25
$20c
dividend
Simmons
preferred
Co.,
2
Tax
(quar.)
pfd.
Increased semi-annually
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5-22
6%
Reheis
Sigma
:'3E
6-12
$$1.58-
Raymond
Raytheon
Class
1
10-25
5-25
5-15
82'Ac
(quar.)
Packaging Corp., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Stauffer
25c
(quar.)
of
11-10
6-22
1
(New
Products (quar.)
Standard Register
Co., new (initial),
Standard Shares, Inc.
(s-a)
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
7-25
$.075
Mines
preferred
Corp.
8-10
10c
Shop & Save (1957), Ltd. (s-a)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
-6-15
<•
(initial)
_
7-1 /Ai 6-15
7-25
(quar.)
Inc.
*
'6-8
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
4-13
6-28
preferred
Stock
5-10
2
:
(quar.)
preferred
Shoe
7-
^ ;
Industries
7%
•C.5-15
5-25
7-
6%
Rayette,
Corp.
6-15
de¬
per
A
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
24c
quar.)
class
1
20c
of
38%%).
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
Class A (quar.)
1
i
.
Marts,
6-
20c
about
5-25
Co.
State Capital Life Insurance
Common (quar.)
4-27
■
& Power, com.
(quar.)__
Shell Transport & Trading Co. Ltd.
-,v
New York Shares
(final)
5-15 /
1
$20c
less
45c
$2.50
(Winston-Salem,
6-15
$27'Ac
_
(Payment amounts
;
,
5-21
/.
1
Shawinigan Water
t40c
(quar.)
American
35C
'
5-21
15c
Co.
Pen Co., class A
5-15
Organization, Ltd.—
Class
" 5-10
6-22
7-10
Standard
6-21
6-1
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
"
10c
(W. A.)
B
5-15
$25c
A
quar.)—.—
Realty Corp.—
Trust
&
40c
(quar.)
class
Co.
6-14
2
preferred
Oil
preferred (quar.)
Standard Pressed Steel
6-11
7-
$1.20
7-10
6-
18%c
6%
5-25
7-10
:
1
„•
Ralston
8
6-11
,,'T.
___.
A
1
12'Ac
'-.-J 5%
R.
&
6-
$1.31%
.
pfd.
6-
' 5-18
-
"' 6-30
25c
t
_
6-
$1.25
;
Quebec Telephone, 5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Quemont Mining, Ltd
1
" : 35c ''.
________
(quar.)
Quarterly
Class
•
Ltd.
1,6-
•"
5-11
6-15
2
5c
Products, class A (quar.)__
Co.
(Calif.), common (quar.)
conv.
Standard
5-18
20c
A
Jersey)
Standard Oil Co. of
Ohio, common
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
1
25c
Y.)
(quar.)_.
Cities
5%
Co.
(quar.)
(N.
6-
1
10c
Security Life
Quarterly
4%
Power
D.)
United
preferred
Sheller
—
(quar.)___
91 "Ac
>.■
$3.30
7-13
6-
25c
Falls
:
Co. (increased
Shaver
26c
._.
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Quebec
Corp.
Corp.
27c
dividend
Oil Co.
6-10
a
Mexico—
—-
,_j._
Oil
Standard
,7-13
1
6-15
25c
Inc.__
Surety Co.
Sealed
$1.06'/4
(quar.)____.
of
Supermarkets
Stock
Finance
Seaboard
$5
._.
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
Pueblo
Seaboard
,
(quar.)
preferred
8-
50c
_
Standard
5-11
1
(quar.)__
20c
Milling, class
Motor
5-24
85c
(quar.)—-
Associates,
Shaeffer
(quar.)____
6-14
8-
5-25
7-
75c
B
Standard
5-18
6-11
12'Ac
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
Class
.
.
___
preferred
Co.
50c
18c
(quar.)
:
preferred
1
A (quar.)_______
7'Ac
Milling (quar.)_______—7'Ac
$1.20
(quar.)
6-
class
Allied
Sealright-Oswego
,
preferred
Service
.
6-18
B
Standard
7-
$1
(quar.)_—
5-15
V
1
Class
When
Share
A
5-15
5-17
17c
(quar.)
6-15
1
1
1
20c
_.
(quar.)
(quar.) ____/.
8-15
2
4
6-
Per
Company
Standard Forgings Corp.
(quar.)
Standard Fruit &
Steamship—
$3 partic. preference
(accum.)
Standard Holding Corp., class
4
6-
10c
—
(quar.)_
Inc.
Co.
Inc.,
Seaboard
6-29
8
15c
(monthly)
Co.
preferred
Scripto,
Indiana—
4.16%
5%
76-
.
4.80%
Public
Mfg.
3.65%
5-15
7-31
9-
__
4.32%
.
10% v
17'Ac
(initial-quar.)______
preferred
5-15
1
&
Williams
&
6-30
.
(quar.)
Co.
common
1
.31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
3'A%
6-
1
5-
Name of
6-22
5-21
7-15
■
12c
preferred
Scovill
,31'Ac
(quar.
4.64%
Service
Scott
6-
Insurance—
4J/4%
New
$3.40
5-^r
6-
(quar.)
J.) Corp.—
Co.
Foresman
1
7-16
35c
6-
12c
Fetzer
Seaboard
v
;
.
4.90%
5-21
6-29
20c
37 "Ac
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)
7.
Ltd.
(Walter
&
$4
4-13
5-31
15c
__^
Provident Life & Accident Insurance
Service Co. of Colorado—
Public
c
5c
_______
Public
:
15
t$2
_
Mfg., common ' (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__________
convertible
Scott
Insur¬
preferred
Washington
1
5-18
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
Scott
4%
Men's
(quar.)
6-
1
6-
—
$1.25
$2
6-22
6-
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
_■
common
Corp.,
When
Share
(quar.)
Products
preferred
Scott,
(quar.).
(stock
Tubular
Schneider
per
(s-a)
Business
(Colo.)
Providence
5-10
Ltd.—
$1.25
v
5-10
1
10c
dividend
Professional
1
6-
1%
:
approximately $0,378
Ltd., 4%
6-
lc
_
depositary share
Realty Corp. (quar.)
'___
Prevor-Mayrson International (quar.)____—;
(
5%
Corp.
Schlumberger.
fc
_
Co.
Arms
Sawhill
Presidential
Prince
6-
Savage
4-11
,
Inc.
Brand
Price Bros.,
Per
Name of Company
5-11
1
quarj
Final payment of
\
$1.17'A
(quar.)
1
6-
Products—
Preferred Insurance
Prentice-Hall,
25c
<quar.)_
Holders
Payable of Rec.
61c
$2.46
(quar.)
Industrial
When
Share
(quar.)
4.70% preferred B
55
10-
6-15
1
9-14
27%c
5-25
5-11
35c
5-31
5-15
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2428)
4.56%
4.25%
(quar.)
Supply, class
B
(quar.)—
Tractor
Class
(quar.)
A
Weiss Bros.,
(initial)——.
(quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Transamerica Corp., 4Va% pfd.
Trans-Canada
Corp.
Fund
5%
B
5-15
5-15
6-
1
West
6-15
6-
1
West
5-25
5-
4
3
6-
8
A
Class
Trenton
Insurance
Petroleum
Trinidad
Greenbush
&
Trylon
of
New Jersey
Chemicals,
Inc.
$1.25
10c
5c
(quar.)—
(Pa.) (quar.)______
2®c
Extra
Company (quar.)
City Fourth Unit, $6 pfd.
20c
$3.25
17'/2c
62VzC
Tuboscope
(accum.)—
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
.
—
Twentieth Century Growth Investors—
.100%
dividend
Stock
Clutch
Disc
South
(quar.)
Salle
La
$1
62'/2c
62'/2c
—
Street Corp.
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-
8
3
6-
8
West
3
6-
8
Western
1
5-15
Western Canada
1
6-15
Western
Carolina
Casualty
Ohio
Uarco, Inc. (quar.)__
17'/2c
Udylite
Corp.
(quar.)—————25c
V.
N.
American
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric,
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Gas
5%
System
(Kansas),
(quar.)—
preferred
Air
United
Lines,
Western
Gas
6-
1
Western
—
2
5-
6-
1
9
5-
4-12
6-15
5-31
Biscuit
of
Co.
United
Board
United
Carbon
United
Engineering
$2.50
5-31
class
Common
Carton
&
Co.
5-15
Western
5-15
(series 1952) (quar.)
(series 1955) (quar.)
(series 1961) (quar.)_
Western Power & Gas (quar.)_
Western Publishing Co., common (quar.)
5-31
5%
Natural
5-11
5-11
6-
2
5%
5-11
1
6-
1
5-11
8-
1
7-20
11-
1
10-18
United
Funds,
United
preferred
6-29
5-31
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20*
Gas
United
Gas
New
(from
preferred
United
8-15
-20
6-11
-22
Oil
6-
1
5-15
about
United
U.
S.
New
Williams &
United
U
S
7%
U.
Brothers,
S
U
S
Envelope
Lines
Co.
8
6-
5-15
7-
2
6-
6-
States
Steel,
United
States
Time
5-
United
Whelan
5-31
6-
5-22
New
7-10
5-17
15c
6-
1
5-
Universal
Foods
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Match
1
66-
1
8
5-18
Universal
Oil
6-
5-21
6-26
5-21
6-
5-
25c
7-31
7-
12'/2c
5-31
5-10
17'/2c
5-28
5-14
1
(quar.)
25c
Pictures Corp., 4%%
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd.
(G.
H.),
Ltd.,
Harman
(J.)
Valley Mould & Iron,
A
6-29
1st
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co., 5%
pfd.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)_.
Vapor Corp. (quar.)
Vermont
s'/* %
National
Virginia
Electric
&
Co.
Corp.
preferred
$4.04
preferred
Jewelry
Zeigler Coal
1
5-14
Zenith Radio
preferred
Vulcan-Hart
Vulcan
5-15
{12Vac
5%
7-16
7-
Materials,
5-
4
6-
1
7-
*
6-
5
■
;
preferred
Mould
Waco-Porter
Wakefield
4-27
date
,
x
6-20
6-20
5-1
1
5-15
7-31
7-13
6-20
5-31
7-
2
6-11
6-11
7-10
5-25
6-15
6-
25c
6-25
6-15
1
6-
5
IIYzO
6-15
6-1
6-15
6-
5-28
6-20
class A
6-
1
5-15
6- 1
7- 2
$40c
$$1.12'A
(quar.)
5-15
6-15
7- 2
6-
5
9
per
6-12
5- 4
7-
2
8-
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-31
6-11
5-28
20c
6-20
6-
5
5c
6-15
8c
5-25
5-
5c
6-11
5-21
Pictures
L_
quarterly
Swasey Co.
6-11
40c
6-12
12'/2c
25%
10c
8-
(quar.)
5-22
7-13
6-30
common
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
Mfg.
Wayne Knitting Mills
(quar.)___
6-12
5-15
6-12
5-15
40c
5-25
5-
25c
6-
1
Wayne Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
-
proceeds
the
991,529 shs.
held
of
record
May 11, 1962.
and
It
purposes.
total
the financing will be added to the
used for the construction program
notes aggregating $5,000,000, incurred
is estimated that construction expend¬
from
company
promissory
around
with
$13,604,000
population
about
gas
for
and
1962
$11,220,000 for 1963.
of
approximately
EFFECT TO
GIVING
Long-Term Debt:
First
278,100
and
PRESENT
series
3'/b%
Six
Authorized
due
series
other
due
Note
Outstanding
1966-
due
to
$3,500,000
1977
series,
1979
payable,
Capital
750,000
3'/s%
to
5%%,
1991
due
$37,000,000
37,000,000
1962-1966
500,000
Stock:
Cumulative
preferred
series
stk.
($100
■
par)
250,000 shs.
series
5.10%
$1,005,000
,'
._
4.75%
series
Premium
Common
2,000,000
5,800,000
5%
on
stock
series
$2.50
10,050
value (4.861,110
shares outstanding;
5,395,832 shares to be outstanding)
5-31
set
8-31
offered
6-15
5-15
offer
area
FINANCING
Mortgage Bonds:
3%
9-15
the
259,500.
CAPITALIZATION
6-15
new
15c
7-10
6-11
25c
6-12
5-28
20c
6-29
6- 8
(initial-quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
subject
par
underwriters
to
their
shall
as
7,500,000 shs.
listed
to the terms and conditions
to purchase from the
opposite
of
company
of
names
not
holders
common
$20
at
for
have
severally
underwriting agree¬
share,
per
the
of
such
subscribed
be
$13,489,580
below
the
of
shares
pursuant
the
of
to
percentage
common
the
stock
subscription
stock:
tax
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
15%;
income
at
the
source.
Non¬
was
date is
incorrect.
U.
S.
The corrected payment
indicated here.
funds, less 15%
1
5-11
9
6-
9
5-18
25c
5-25
5-11
60c
5-25
5-11
6-1
5-15
50c
7-
6-11
11c
5-21
5-
7
5%
7-27
5-
7
16.30
Irving
The
16.30
McCormick &
A.
First Boston Corp
C.
Allyn & Co
Butcher &
Co., Inc.
Davis,
Weedon
Skaggs
Elworthy
&
&
income
Schwabacher
.75
Stone
&
5.00
White,
Hutton
F.
&
Lester,
—V.
1.60
1.30
Walston
&
.DO
Co
3.30
1.30
Hogle
&
.75
5.00
;
&
William
5.00
A.
1
Co.
Co
Beck
Shearson, Harnmill & Co.
Shuman, Agnew & Co
California Co.
(Inc.)
Hemphill, Noyes & Co..
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
&
.50
Corp
Ely,
1.30
.75
Co
Co
Richards
Co._
.75
&
First
tax
&
Co
Milwaukee
Refsnes,
1.30
Co
Lundborg
Pasadena
.50
Co
&
The
.75
1.30
Sherrerd—
Estabrook
Canadian nonresident tax-
1.60
Baird &
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Crowell,
tax.
%
y°
V
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
Robert W.
Co.,
Inc.
Co.Co.
1.60
Webster
&
Co.
6.05
&
Co
Wagenseller
&
Wilson,
Dean
Co.,
Johnson
Witter
Woodward
&
.75
;
&
Durst,
&
Inc.
Inc
Weld & Co.
1.60
195,
1.60
Securities
Corp.
Sutro
.50
5.00
Inc.
Ryons & Co
p.
1803.
Staats
R.
&
6.05
Inc
Higgins
Co
.75
1.30
1.30
6.05
Zuber
1.60
Transportation Corp. of America—Subsidiary Acquires
Spanish Newspaper—
Transportation Communications of America Inc., a wholly owned
of
Transportation
Corp.
of America,
announced
it has
interest in La Prensa, second largest Spanish language
subsidiary
"Grasshoppers," "Boot-eze," "Stormeze" and "Bootique." Sales
directly to chain and mail order outlets and, to retail stores.
REVENUES—Net
to
$1,079,002
and
sales
net
CAPITALIZATION
for
the
income
ended Dec.
year
GIVING
31,
$52,296.
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Loan
amounted
1961,
payable
Outstanding
$144,783
loan
$81,533
Common
—V.
195,
1,260
stock
p.
(par
1,260
in
paper
O.
685.
year
income
As
The
corporation
has
entered
into
an
agreement
to
acquire the City
of San Francisco, announced Transamerica's Board
Chairman Horace W. Brower and President John R. Beckett jointly with
City Title's Board Chairman Cyril R. Tobin.
Transamerica will exchange shares of its common
standing
common
stock
of
City Title.
.
1
"i
1
stock for all out¬
This exchange involves approxi¬
mately $6 million.
City
Title
Insurance
is
one,
of
northern
California's
oldest
title
disclose
the
purchase
La
Prensa
coming
from
grossed over $1,000,000, with about 60% of
circulation and the remainder from adver¬
tising.
noted,
Title Insurance Co.
not
said it was
but
with
president
Transamerica Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
United States.
Chalk, company president, did
a cash transaction.
the
Roy
price,
the
310,000 shs.
750,000 shs.
10c)
daily newspaper in the United States from Fortune Pope and a group
of stockholders he represents.
The acquisition followed by two and one-half months TCA's acquisi¬
tion of El Diario de Nueva York, the largest Spanish language news¬
Last
5-11
6-
2
of
estimated
an
served
agreed,
made
are
Bank
,-i
25c
(quar.)
had
$1.25
6-15
5c
Steel,
preferred
$850,000
purchased 80%
5-21
6
$1.13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washburn Wire (quar.)
Stock dividend
.
4
45C
common
preferred
31'/4c
"
—
Outstanding
$850,000
company of 35 W. Pennington Street, Tucson, Ariz.,
electricity and natural gas in the city of Tucson, and the
surrounding area.
At Jan. 31, 1962, the area served with electricity
6- 8
Continued from page 12
"Slix,"
(quar.)
v/ill
7- 2
5-25
•
"v
16
BUSINESS—The
5-14
5
(quar.)
cents
73
Vv
furnishes
5-24
General Corporation and
Investment News
5
6-
common
$12,-
to
2,000,000 shs.
each ten
payment of
construction
itures
E.
5-23
6-
Corp.
for
J.
5-15
Co
MAY
Hill
5-11
8
for
10c
(quar.)
OF
par)
-PROCEEDS—Net
and
5-11
30c
(quar.)
($1
share for
general funds
10c
Tube
AS
totaled
•'
••
shares.
7-20
1
1962.
equal
Boston Corp., New
York City, are joint managers of an underwriting group
which will purchase the unsubscribed portion of the
6-20
25c
6,
1425.
p.
one
5-18
1
6-
25c
Co.
&
Less Jamaica
5-21
6-20
Iron
of
5%
25c
Jan.
$724,402,
Rights will expire May 28, 1962.
Blyth & Co., Inc., and The First
De¬
10c
(Mich.)
to
V-Y
■'!
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.—Rights Of¬
fering to Stockholders—The company is offering to hold¬
ers of its common
stock rights to subscribe for 486,111
additional common shares at $20 per share, on the basis
5-1
3%
stock
195,
5-17
6-1
62'Ac
(quar.)
ended
year
amounted
Authorized
5-22
6-
5-31
6-1
6-
the
in
CAPITALIZATION
6-15
50c
40c
5-31
6-20
$i
12'/2c
r
Disneyland.
and
sales
income
share.
fcl
5-18
1
5-31
6-20
Washington
Waters
5-15
6-
5-31
$1.43%
Increased
4.80%
1
6-1
5-31
$1.56V4
&
(S. D.)
8
10c
Corp.
and/or record
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wrfrner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
(3-for-l stock split)
$4.50
6-
35c
(quar.).
Company
British
4-27
15c
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch (stock
div.)
Initial payment after 25%
stock dividend
Warren
6-
47'Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
Previously published date
6-20
_
preferred
(quar.)
Walgreen Company (quar.)
Warner &
5-21
-
5c
Less
(quar.)
Corp.,
Bros.
6-1
75c
a
$1.05
(quar.)_
6-23
35c
(quar.)
common
y
6-7
.
Mouse
net
5
5- 4
5-15
$1.50
1
6-1
.
5%
Warner
7c
90c
1
$1.03
_
10-
5-21
5-31
19c
6-
.
5%
1
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
Coke
in
$1.25
;
preferred
Vulcan
11-
17'AC
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
$ Payable
$2
;
common
7-6
quar.)
6-
2
6-15
20c
preferred
cl. A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
35c
5%
Corp.
5.75%
5-15
1
5
2
6-22
&
+ Payable in
(quar.)
(quar.)
6>/4%
5-25
1
8-
(quar.)
Co.,
resident
$0.65625
(quar.)—.
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Hot Springs—
Vogt Mfg. Corp
6-10
6-
40c
(quar.)
$1.01
(quar.)_.
$4.20
Zale
5-15
66-
and
4-30
5-31
1
$1.25
Mickey
REVENUES—Net
530,610
10c
1
—
1
20c
Batteries
6-
35c
common
$5.00
6-12
Quarterly
6-
(quar.)
Power,
7-31
6-
6-22
62'Ac
(s-a)_
preferred
Worsted
Yocam
5-15
5-16
37'/2c
Savings Bank¬
(quar.)_
grams,
Hardy,
ment,
1
1
(quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Vince Corp. (stock dividend).,,
Vinco Corp.
(stock dividend)
Virginia Coal & Iron
8-22
6-15
6-
7'/2c
under
games
2
6-29
5'A% pfd. (quar.)— $$1.37'A
$3 preferred (s-a)
$1.50
Corp.,
Chemicals
and
preferred
5-
Co..
30c
A
5- 2
5-31
Governor
75c
$1.37Vz
(quar.)_.
$5.50 prior preference (quar.)
Van
Raalte
Co.
(quar.)
rods, golf clubs, archery and krokay sets. In addition,
produces and markets under license a number of toys and
the names of well-known personalities in television pro¬
such as Huckleberry Hound, Yogi Bear, Flintstones, Laurel and
the company
UNDERWRITERS—The
6-
—
common
5-22
(s-a)
Industries.
Youngstown Sheet
Valley Forge Products, class
15c
(quar.)
pfd,
class
Co.
Wyandotte
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
of toy
and
sets, fishing
4;
6'Ac
Conversion
Xerox
$3c
pfd.
6-
8c
Wyandotte
5-25
15c
Co.
Universal
6-15
manufacture
of
such
children's
games
and
toys
as
Chests, Beauty and Cosmetic sets; indoor and outdoor
all seasons, including a Spring and Summer line
athletic equipment, such as Roger Maris Bat and Ball
for
games
—-V.
8c
Insurance,
Wurlitzer
9
10c
i
Products
6-
4
the
Game
action
5-15
(incr.-quar.)
9
in
to
Common
positary share less British Income Tax)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
1
6-15
6-26
back
successfully
gaged
Variety
outstanding.
of 200 Fifth Ave., New York City, whose
1915, originated Doctor and Nurse Kits, and
marketed them for over 25 years. Transogram is en¬
company,
Long-term debt—notes payable——
6%
75c
.
has
dates
stock
common
8
15c
(F. W.) & Co., Ltd.—
preferred ADRS (s-a)
(Payment amounts to about $0.41
1
1
6-
30c
(quar.)_.
business
Woolworth
77-
55c
Corp.
(initial
4
65c
$2
(quar.)
Inc., 7%
Telephone—
Woodward Iron Co.
Woolworth (F. W.)
$1.75
50c
;
1
6-15
40c
preferred
common
Enterprises,
4'A%
6-20
1
of the
BUSINESS—The
5-15
s-a)
class A
Wood
(quar.)
for1
market
were
5-18
Class B
Wood
5-11
40c
5%
Wolverine
Wood
6-
shares
1
(quar.)
Wometco
6-15
7-15
The
8
Monthly
Monthly
5-15
6-30
1
13%c
Electric Power,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
6-27
(quar.)
wider
a
Transogram Co., Inc. — Common Offered—The first
public offering of this firm's common stock was made
on
May 17, 1962 through the sale of 196,000 shares at
$10 per share by Lehman Brothers, New York City.
6-
'
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service,
Wiser Oil Co. (quar.)
5-15
7-30
$2.50
growth of the company
increase in the number of
split and the resulting
common
shares outstanding will tend to provide
the company's securities."—V. 195, p. 1708.
6-
(quar.)
common
Wood
(quar.)
"The
stock
62'/2c
(quar.)_
i
Hirsch,
Woodward
common
preferred
3.60%
1
6%c
common
Corp.,
10c
5-16
7c
&
9
7-1
$1.12'A
Corp.
6-8
6-8
$1.31'/4
—
(initial
Sons
Co.
Co.
Park
8
(quar.)
United
7-1
7-1
15c
&
Bros.
Winter
8
6-29
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
2
t8%c
(increased)
Winkelman Bros. Apparel, Inc. (Mich.),
Winn
Dixie
Stores Inc.
(monthly)
5-10
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)—
Rubber, common
(quar.)
8%
5-7
7-
2 V2 %
Company,
Common
(quar.)
Corp.
Gypsum Co., common
preferred (quar.)—
S.
U
States
A
(quar.)
Wolverine Aluminum
(quar.)
in¬
be
'
stated
25c
5%
&
free of tax)
Chemical
&
preferred
6-1
30c
(quar.)
Wilson
rets.—
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
Borax
4!A%
95c
dividend
5-25
6%c
17c and
Co.
Stock
(A. final payment of 1 shilling 1 pence and
a
special distribution of 2'/2 pence equal
to
635,680
will
5-7
i8%c
common
Co.,
5-31
$1.06(4
dep.
outstanding
authorized
5-24
(quar.)
6-11
5-29
Birlenbach
6-25
6-11
6%c
have
total
6-1
7-
Wilcox
8
(monthly)
the
will
The
6-15
(quar.)
Wisconsin
A
Scribner
Lines
stock.
1,000,000.
30c
_
6-
5-15
22c
A
to
35c
—
(quar.)
6-22
Co.,
6-15
40c
Class
justifies
Transcon
common
6-11
Monthly
Class
President
split,
par
410,000
7- 2
50c
Motor
Corp.
1
stock
$1.25
from
61.4%
5-11
Electric
6-
the
of
1
6-
Williams
20c
After
creased
1
6-10
6-10
Wilcox
6
new
5-15
35c
85c
Wickes
2
received approval from the Interstate Commerce
two-for-one stock split. Stockholders of record May 22
shares for each old share held upon surrender
has
a
two
6-
5-15
-15
1
receive
6-15
4
5-15
7-
The company
Commission for
6-15
1
Quarterly
Wiley (John)
37'/2c
serving all
affiliates
6-
6-15
6-
5-10
27 'Ac
with
6-15
6-15
1
6-15
1
5-31
Corp.
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Bruno,
and Nevada.
and
18c
7-
6-
Winter
(quar.)
services
6-20
7- 1
7- 1
15c
1
invest¬
net
since
25c
37'Ac
30c
6-
1
service
continuous
sold for the account of a selling
the company will not receive any of
the proceeds of this offering. Upon completion of the
sale, the selling stockholder will own 606,000 shares, or
$$1.50
6-
1;
in
Francisco, San Jose, Redwood
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Whitney Blake Co. (quar.)
2
5-15
San
18c
5%%
5-25
Molasses, Ltd., Amer.
6-12
White
-20
5-
Co. of America (quar.)
Corp. of Delaware—
(monthly)
(monthly)
United
7-10
5-15
6-15
Insurance
A
7-10
1
7- 2
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)„.
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4J/4% preferred (quar.)
Investors
Class
1
8-
1
5-17
split)
Illuminating
United
8-15
5-
(increased-quar.)
Improvement—
(initial-quar.)'
United-Greenfield
United
8-
6-
6-29
2c
stock
8-14
6%
preferred (quar.)—
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)
7
5-22
Corp.
(3-for-l
5-
1
5-22
common
4'/4%
1
$$1.12 '/2
6-
income)
United
6-
I
Funds
9-
(quar.)_
6-11
15c
5-15
37'/2c
37'/2c
(increased)
Wilson
(quar.)
B
Inc. (quar.)
(George), Ltd., class
4'/2%
25c
Inc.—
Science
ment
6-
$1.75
pfd.
1
Westmoreland,
(Pa.) —
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
United Foods, 60c conv.
preferred
5-15
25c
;
Co.
4-13
6-
B
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric, common
5-11
6-15
been
in
stockholder, and
preferred
Class
6-
5-26
8
Gas—
preferred
preferred
5%
1
2
6-
75c
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Foundry
s
62Vs>c
(quar.)
1
.'6%
40c
(quar.)
&
A
Participating
6-14
B
50c
6-15
$1
5-15
Class
—_—
(quar.)
6- 4
6- 8
2
6-
has
San
strengthens Transamerica's position in the field of
supplements its ownership of Phoenix Title &
Trust Co., Arizona's largest title insurance firm.—V.
195, p. 2199.
6-22
6-30
._
50c
America
6-29
6-
$1
Weston
$1.37 Vk
1
15c
6-1
6-
and
acquisition
shares
$30c
10c
30c
Co.
Common
6-
it
1898,
maintained
Mateo
of certificates.
5- 9
4-30
Common
6-15
in
are
San
northern California
This
financial
5-15
6- 5
6-20
Western Insurance Securities—
4
5-21
1
—
5-18
depositary share)
5-15
6-
7-
Alto,
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
(Final payment of approximately $0.67 per
5-14
12'/2c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
United
Aircraft
Corp.
(quar.)
United Artists Corp. (quar.)
6- 1
25c
Holdings, Inc.—
5-
5-22
40c
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
5 Vz %
United
Service
9
6-15
5
—
$1.50
17'/2c
—
Telephone (quar.)
& Surety (quar.)—
5-25
5-23
of
Offices
Palo
will
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
5
————
5-1
5-1
Founded
that time.
.
Transcon Lines—Stock Split Approved—
(quar.)
6-
preferred (quar.)—87'/2c
$3.70 preferred (quar.)_—
...
92'/2c
$4 preferred (quar.)
$1
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12'/s?
Union Electric Steel Corp.
40c
Union Financial Corp.
(stock dividend)
4%
6-1
6-1
(quar.)
6-
$3.50
Union
Co.
90c
45c
(final)
6-15
5-21
quar.)
Lines
72c
43c
(final)
shares
Gas
Air
3.80%
Unilever
6-30
6- 1
companies.
City,
Co.—
Special gtd. stock (s-a)
3
Western
-
5-25
6-14
6-15
5- 1
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—
7-
$1.75
RR. (s-a)_:
—
$5 pfd. A (quar,)..
Tfunkline Gas Co.,
Co.
—
(quar.)
6-11
6-29
7-2
5-15
(quar.)
6-
21c
$5c
5%
44c
40c
13c
—
(quar.)Co.
(quar.)
Development—
Co.
Trust
Travelers
(stock
preferred
7-
oi
(initial)dividend)..
Ltd.
Pipeline,
Financial
$1.44
Products
Telephone
(increased
7-
t50c
$$1.12 »/2
(quar.)——
$1.12'/2
4c
(quar.)_____—.—
Trans-Prarie
Transworla
Chemical
Coast
Common
----
Investing Corp.—
Transcontinental
Twin
1
5-31
6-15
6-
—-:—
preferred
Tudor
class A (quar.)
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp. (monthly)—
Werner Transport
(initial)
Finance,
class
New
208
Weeden & Company (quar.)
Weinkles Liquor Stores (initial)
7-
.
Ltd. (3-for-l stock split
on class A and
class B stock)
New class A (initial)——,.—--
Traders
Trust
5-15
5-15
7-
Scale
Toledo
Troy
1
1
75c
7'Ac
12'/2c
10c
14c
25c
36c
36c
6-
$106%
$1.14
$1.06'A
25c
22 Ac
5°
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4J/4%
Payable of Rec.
Share
6-
Edison—
Toledo
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
no
the earlier El Diario acquisition, Mr.
Chalk will become
publisher of La Prensa. Except for expansion plansi, he
immediate personnel changes are contemplated.
and
La Prensa purchase,
Mr. Chalk said, is an additional step in
publishing and communications field designed to broaden the
of Transportation Corp. of America's diversified activities. "The
move
further strengthens our ties with the Spanish speaking peoples
of this hemisphere," he said.. The company "owns and operates Trans
Caribbean Airways, a
scheduled airline operating between New York
and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Our purchase of the two leading Spanish
The
the
scope
language
newspapers
in
the .U.S.A.
.
is
consistent
with
our
specialized
•>
Volume
operations
will
in
be
the
195
Number
Puerto
Rican
6161
and
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Caribbean
markets.
believe
We
services
able
to expand the
operations of both newspapers."
acquired El Diario, we have increased
advertising lineage
approximately 25%
and
circulation
by approximately 15%.—V. 195,
p. 1144.
we
Since
tions
REVENUES—Volt
Union
Pacific
Quarter
RR.—Earnings—
Ended
March
$366,016
31—
1962
For
1961
$ '
Railway operating revenue
Railway operating expenses
and
$
118,918,943
of
195,
913. "
p.
^
the
Trust
Co.
stock
common
of
York
the
City
of
income
1962
of
United
amounted
and
record
July
16,
future
cash
dividends
been
appointed
registrar
p,„2081.
195;
subsidiaries
months
the
over
1962
pointed
"This
plus
Co.
and
of
for
the
subsidiaries
that
within
few
a
regulatory
First
United
the
Railway
Inns —Common
Net
in
construction
Holiday
Inns
and
of
March
of
$29.8
the
operating
195,
bonds
Bldg.,
of motor hotels
the
on
was
The
195, p. 1475.
May
11,
Memphis,
below.
tions
The
of
underwriting
the
matters
agreement
underwriters
by counsel and
named
provides
subject
are
to
to
certain other
J.
C.
Bradford
&
Jaires
M.
—V.
N.
Saunders
195,
A.
Finch
Co.
Reddoch
&
ended
that
of
the
several
obliga¬
the approval of certain
conditions precedent:
legal
for
$4.26
per
Sales
despite
a
this
of
Dutch'
the
continued
counted
florin.
to
for
products
in
Corp.—Annual Report—
Rayon
Manu¬
annual
preferred
report
dividends
equivalent
slightly
exceeded
I960
sales
prices of most products due to
Shipments
increase.
43%
of
In
of
1961
total
fully
fully
sales
to
to
synthetic
synthetic
volume—the
fibers
and
yarns
and
time
of
ac¬
rayon
1970.
p.
Universal Lighting Products, Inc.—Common Offered—■
May
17, 1862, Globus, Inc., 660 Madison Ave., New
publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's
York City, offered
stock
common
at
$2
share.
per
Net proceeds,
at $136,160. will be used
by the
ment of debt,
BUSINESS—The
of
company
55
June
The
7,
of
common
in
interest
Inc.
stock,
six
months
$4,074,000
the
for
which,
ended
1962
3,
per
at
1962
share
date.
period
last
$51,102.
of
its
compared
with
the six months
as
for
February
share on the
$389,000
February
and
25,
Jersey
and
of
and
In
had
two
16.
stock
was
common
the
laws
consisting
share,
per
stock
liabilities
time
therefor
of
of
and
Delaware
the
two
New
Jersey
aggregate
an
net
book
worth
to
their
to
corporations
respective
outstanding
to
112,500
exchange
for
GIVING
every
EFFECT
two
shares
then
convertible
note
PRESENT
FINANCING
the
the
same
first
N.
Y.,
first
period
June
15,
1982,
Payment
the
or
three
Riggs
months
last
be
contributing
proportion
The
of
weather
for
the
income
the
1962
due
to
the
gains,
colder
<lc
Common
stock
purchase
194,
p.
17,496 shs.
par)
750,000 s^s.
275,000 shs.
25,000 shs,
warrants
Savings
Bank
(Brattleboro)—
13
for
1961.
special
the
meeting
in
sales
for
For
was
the
12
months
preferred stock at
$50
per
on
based
July 1, 1952, $32,000 of its
share,
of
registrar for the
New
York
has
that
"pro
show
a
Mr.
in
President of
the
Biltmore
three
of
stock
common
of
the
Volt Technical Corp.—Class
forma
Rabin
first
that
sales
City,
31,
while
earnings,
for
the
of
full
the
12
yet
not
first
three
months
number
1962
of
outstanding
voted
common
195,
shares.
split
21/2-for-l
a
shares.—V.
the
of
Stockholders
company's
appointed
transfer
corporation.—V.
195,
This
stock
was
at
the
$8
per
first
See
Carolina
Telephone
independent Telephone Corp.,
Western
Co.—New
stock and the shares
Of
the
were
sold
the
for certain
total, 8,000 shares were offered initially to Volt
employees at $7.50 per share,. The issue was
Technical
oversubscribed.
4
•
BUSINESS—The
incorporated
of
in
company was,formed as a partnership in 1951 and
New York in 1957. It is engaged in the preparation
technical
and
publications, parts documentation, design and drafting,
supplying of technically trained personnel to perform similar
the
year.—V.
loss
L.
to
R.
of
Quarter
$17,272
Thornton,
first
the
year"
is
for
for
the
that
this
President,
quarter
the
historically
company's
only"
and
company.
slow
the
in
dredging
abnormally high water
from working although
year
dredges
basis
the
result
quarter
and
future.
The
quarter
had
completed
been
earnings
that. there
that
was.
entered
company
of
operate
anticipates
the
not
could
not
figures.
$5,000,000
will
had
their
that
stockholders
almost
during
which
contract
with
194,
First
—
busy well into 1963." In addition, the
subsidiary, Harris Foundry & Machine Co.,
told
the
Inc.
"very
first
of
subsidiary
the
contract
full
at
reason
quarter
second
work.
Harris
capacity for
will net
Harris
every
the
least
at
has
year.
$200,000
1001,
p.
Corp.—Sub.
Winston-Muss
Huntington,
Eastman
$20,000,000,
it
Dillon
announced
and
in
David
the
retains
the
lease
a
immediate
Center.
for
30
substantial
transaction
by
sold
Norman
the
Whitman
Walt
Winston,
K.
President.
Muss,
Hurd
&
Chairman
Co.
assisted
which is wholly-owned by Winston-
Inc.,
and
years
reported
from
renewals
six
the
that
profit for
obtained
was
Shopping Center—
has
transaction.
Muss
Mr.
Sells
Corp.
Long Island, to various partners and
Union Securities & Co., New York City,
Dillon,
was
Winston-Muss,
the
will
April
of
of
Muss,
the
instit„tlo.i,
an
of
ten
years
transaction' will
ach
-
produce
Senior financing
company.
trustee
as
for
va.ious
for
pension trusts.
For
the
first
group
will
receive
be
annual
rent
30
roll
the
of
years
annual
an
for
the
leasehold
-rental
net
Center
term,
of
the
Eastman
81,500,000;
The
Dillon
minimum
is
expected to be close to $2,200,00(4.The Winston-Muss subsidiary expects to earn in excess of $300,000 from
the
Center's minimum annual rentals.
In
addition, it will retain a
substantial
6,
percentage
of
rentals
over-age
(based
on
a
percentage
of
sales).
outstanding
The
68-acre
Walt
Whitman
Shopping
Center
be
will
of
one
the
largest centers in the New York metropolitan area. Approximately oneof its 890,000 square feet of floor space has been leased to Abra¬
ham & Straus and R. H. Macy & Co., Inc., for two lar*e department
stores.
A
feature
845.
p.
than
More
ing
was
approved
shares
the
were
Macey,
Western
President.
effective
May
Under
terms
corporation
E.
Half
of
covered
E.
issue
375,000,
be
elected
a
bairels
meeting
oil
by
cubic
Western
according
merger,
the
merger
was
of
placed in
Western
a
when
merger
is
2,700,000
barrels
of
oil
which
reserves
will
flood operations. In addition, it is estimated
undeveloped reserves of 1,750,000 barrels of oil and
feet
of
gas.—V.
Service
195,
1145.
p.
Co.—Additional
Financing
De¬
65,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $21.75
Additional financing details follow:
stock
offered
has
the
and
the
underwriters,
agreed
stockholders
subject
agreement are
the
underwriters
shares
of
to
which
purchase,
and
severally
agreed
terms and conditions
as
the
of
each
of
per
to
common
the
the
which
have
the
to
of
names
number
severally
selling
under¬
company
sell
to
specified
such
in
Hutton
F.
Quinn
S.
E.
&
—V.
195,
p.
p.
&
Co.
Co.
&
(F.
wk)
of
period
I
11,500
firm
in
be
a
novel
the New
York
2,300
7,700
2,300
3,900
1,100
cents.
13
1,200
*
16
under
The
The
three
commitment,
underwriters
subject
to
named
certain
Woolworth
Co.
for
the
first
increase of 8.2%
an
four
over
months
sales for
Additional
below
severally
conditions
have
precedent,
to
1962
same
System, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
460
of
Yale
151%
in
Per
quarter
months
Twelfth
New
Ave.,
Corp.,
Packing
of
share
was
admitted
for
Bank
this
New
195,
is
comprised of
first
quarter
of 1962
$61,022 for
the like
(cents) were reported for
$.04 (cents) for the first
195,
York
Inc.—Appointment—
Trust
disbursing
p.
City,
of $.09
compared to
p. 1475.
year
1961.—V.
dividend
corporation.—V.
York
common carrier operating in
Corp., with operating authority
Inc., a' freight consolidator.
a
Co.,
earnings
Youthcraft Creations,
and
System,
Express
System, Inc., earnings for the
to
$153,260,
compared
with
1961.
Chemical
agent
Yale
Transport
Nationwide
Express
first
three
the
American Freight Forwarding
states:
quarter
of
the American Stock Exchange.
symbol YES, the stock has a par value of 25
of shares authorized total 4,000,000; shares out¬
689,062.
divisions:
33
the
the
number
total
states:
in
Fi¬
of
the
'
on
company
Yale
—
W.
stock
A
May
standing
1,100
Electric-Co.
F.
$307,430,132,
year.
class
Traded
2306.
Massachusetts
the
or
j
trading
1,200
3,800
Milwaukee,
Woohvorth Co.—Sales Up 8.2%—
the
last
The
2,300
3,900
-
on June 15, 1962,
through
first mortgage bonds,
will be made, at the First
Bankers Trust Co., N. Y.
Payment
.
1475.
3,800
_■
redemption
for
101.88%
Co.,
Yale Express
3,500
7,700
7,700
Inc
Co
UNDERWRITERS—The
a.
will
mall
mall
From the
nancing Details—Our May 14, 1962 issue reported on the
offering on May 11 of $8,000,000 of this firm's 4%% first
mortgage bonds, series E, due May 1, 1992, through
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City, and associates.
made
and. heated
first such
the
1765.
to
increased
Western
be
Robert C. Kirkwood, President, reported this to stockholders at the
annual meeting and said
that "we are most pleased with our sales
showing in all stores, and especially with the sales record in old stores,
for the first four months of this year.
Your management is optimistic
for the entire year of 1962 and anticipates a
good improvement both
in sales and earnings,"
he said.
Consolidated sales for 1961, Mr.. Kirkwood noted
in reviewing the
annual report, reached an all-time high of $1,061,401,832, an increase
of $26,109,039—or 2.52%—over 1960.
This was the second consecutive
year
that sales exceeded the $1 billion mark, he
said. Net profits
for 1961 were $46,405,353 or $4.78 per common share, compared with
$46,927,512 or $4.84 per common share in 1960.
Reporting on1 the company's plans announced, lest year for establish¬
ing discount department stores, Mr, Kirkwood told shareholders that
the Woolco department stores division had been established and added,
ment store field as Woolworth's is in the variety store field."—V. 195,
"we intend
for it to become as predominant, in the discount, depart¬
ment store field as Woolworth's is in the variety store field."—V. 195,
Stockholders
& Turner, Inc.__
Pierce & Co., Inc
called
at
1982
Trust
194,
Sales
p.
Guerin
Freese
1,
amounted
Selling
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Rauscher,
the
follows:
Company
Eppler,
—V.
effected.
and
Gas
Sept.
Wisconsin
voting trust. Mr. Fogel¬
the
has
company
due
agreement, Western will be the surviving
shares of its $1 par value stock
and sole stockholder ox
International.
tails—Our May 14,1962 issue reported the sale on May 10
cf
The
to W; B.
to have
water
proved
are
will
It
2274.
operation of the sinking fund, $25,000 of its 5Va%.
Western's 1,992,170 outstand¬
that
added
will be
director
another
are
recovered
billion
air-conditioned
Center.
p.
Wisconsin Natural Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
of
of the combined company are estimated at 11,990,97.6 billion cubic ieet of gas, and
it is esti¬
reserves
of
there
there
special
a
750,000
President
shares,
Developed
1C0
He
merger
will
the
mated
be
the
of
and
Fogelson,
of
0C0
the
194,
14.
will
son
at
10
necessary two-third of
voted in favor of the
become
to
May
shareholders.
and
stockholders.
15,
Development Co. of Delaware—Merger OK'd
Delaware
of
1366.
company's
for
on
Control-
this ipsue.—V. 191,
Ellis, Holyoke ■& Co
of
the
Center,
Merger of International Oil Corp. of Dallas into Western Development
Co.
Western's
A Stock Offered—Andre-
offering
in
backlog
a
area.—V.
share.
public
2199.
p.
half
Western
Co., New York City, announced that it offered
publicly on May 16, 1962, 66,000 shares of this firm's
A
good
and
large
a
31,
Thdrnton
an
50%
should
the
agent
p.
peculiar
a
Walt Whitman Management,
1961."
in
on
426,000
195,
net
Captain
quarter
the
be
with
associates
1970.,:.
p.
of
to
March
optimism
A
stated
available,
1962
53,353
1962.
newly-acquired
a
completed contract
Shopping
record
than
He
months
of
issue.—V.
consolidated
be
business
Winston-Muss
period,
that
period.
18,485
263.
p.
on
Eastman
more
rose
this
31,
"were
first
most
for
1962
corresponding
announced
1961
818,054
$144,737
$159,000
the company's annual
1962
comparable
those
over
York
March
the
quarter
increase
added
New
ended
at
$962,791
$167,428
Industries
a
will
the
31,
March
1961
$1,023,818
;
856,390
1.94,
backlog of $2,500,000 and
&
of $25,000,000 compared with those of $17,081,087 in 1961.
pointed out that earnings for 1962 should exceed $1.20 per share on
the 1,065,000 common
shares outstanding. The company in
1961 re¬
ported earnings of $634,793, or 60 cents per share based on the same
&
class
1962
:
March
results
expected
are
included
for
excess
E.
sen
31—
America,
"1962
construction
for
Hotel,
in
of
Williams-McWilliams
previous
the
over
Westbury Fashions,
months
$2,807,000
marked
underwriting
been
March
expenses..
stockholders,
that
prevented
with
outstanding at the
share of $1.79 for
per
cents
(Albert) Voigt Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Bank
these
Captain
913.
p.
1.163,521
Alabama—Earnings—
revenue
$293,000
up
amount
the
shares
on
earnings
27
was
ended
in
From
The
$2,702,7 90
of
to
that
noted
company's
quarter of last
the same period
%
was
which
of
charge
Reported
period
195,
first
than
quarter
$514,000,
up
share
a
period.
12-month
the
those
and
The company has called for red<*mr)tion
$3,432,118
l,353,6i2
railway operations..—^—
income
ended
letter
operates
12
the
over
report stated were
the
impact
of
the
colder
first
the
non-recurring
cents
current
Hy Rabin,
writers
Partial Redemption—
4%
9,64-1,017
reported
company
that
they
and
-
$1,373,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
1961
$12,343,807
Corp.
had
share.
National
1952
9,902,039
from
months
a
said
Bank,
of
25,000 shs.
1431.
Vermont
31—
$13,33 4,157
New York City.—V.
The
reported
For
15%
up
the
than
5%
period
were
revenues,
'•
$2,200,000
a
11%
was
period
of
to
these
1.
1962, it was reported that $8,000,000 of this firm's prom¬
issory notes due May 1, 1977 had been sold privately
through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
In
increased
company
stockholders.
revenues
heating
months
12
of
same
income
to
gas
before.
gas
May
White Stores, Inc.—Notes Sold
Privately—On May
made
Westbury Fashions Inc.—Sales Up 50% —
25,000 shs.
stocx
Radio
three
$144,000
will
National
of
the
year,
to
report
1962
dated
,
Whirlpool Corp.—Secondary Stock Offering Postponed
predicted
of
quarterly
MarcET~31,
prior period.—V.
Outstanding
....
Common
—V.
On
outstanding.
Authorized
Sundry indebtedness
43,s%
913.
p.
be
of
interests
dissolved.
shares of common stock
the issuance of one share
by
TO
stock
thereafter
were
of
reduced
in
of
company issued 225,000 shares
the stockholders of the two New
number
CAPITALIZATION
2%-
on
750,000 shares
is the successor
the
proportion
Jersey
the
the
that
directly
in
New
1962
company
the
at
exchange
corporations
the
all
assumed
E
1961.
2082.
p.
300,000
Co.—Earnings—
WiHiams-McWilliams
Loss Reported—
Bank,
195,
195,
See
the
to
$43,394,000,
ended
.
50o!ooo
^____
Scranton & Co.
expenses..
from
revenue
after
current
Ave.,
New
which
common
March
cent
one
Co.a.
W.
year
'
estimated
Jersey corporations, Kana-ek Lighting Co.,
as
Univerisal
Lighting
Products,
Inc.)
and
Manufacturing, Inc.; organized on Aug. 6, 1956 and
respectively. On June 30, 1961. the company acquired
1953,
assets
of
value
par
under
capital
RR.
March
Quarter Ended
factors
common
known
Metal
12,
the
organized
was
600,000
Ohio
railway operations
railway operating income..
L__
—V.
that
$0.84
outstanding
corresponding
giving effect
after
$600,000
.
revenue—
Railway operating
Railway operating
1,401,822
March
representing
stock
common
Inc.
Corp.
Ended
Western Ry.
until
end
company
Bergenline
authorized
an
two
to
corporations
of
with
(formerly
Universal
March
all
company
1961,
Co..
Hanseatic
operating
195, p. 913.
period.
equivalent
Westwood, N. J.,
is engaged in the design, manufacture and
sale of lighting fixtures
and display and
merchandising equipment for use in gasoline service
stations.
Chas.
Pacific
occupied
the
for the reoayadvertising, and the purchase of additional
■■■-"■■% :\;i ' '
equipment..
The
1,000,000
<fc
York
first mortgage bonds, series
1992.—V. 195, p. 2306.
1,
Quarter
First
$5,744,422
He
On
May
been
over
fibers
sales
fell
195,
the
of
of
during
over
and
over
net
revaluation
below 50%
of company's sales.
expenditures in 1961 were approximately $20,300,000 while
investments and advances to affiliates increased
by $11,700,000.
total
for
income
C.—V,
year's
year
was
$95,732,662
the
yarns
first
$7,233,191
2,199,400
2,556,794
of
Capital
—V.
20,445,774
Pictures, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Manhattan
D.
ended
high
Net
of
reduction
$26,190,196
22,343,661
______
net
revenues
$1,710,000
in
year,
the
$96,618,559
company's
and
Gas
Shares.
of
$29,576,852
________
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Revenues Up 15%—
.
weather.
10,000
$30,911,857, equal after
American Share on Ordinary Shares
American
New
1,500,000
railway
He
the
income
1,500,000
Co,
&
the
of
1961
railway operationsincome
shares
3,
Chase
Major
year
audited net income of $8,969,971, equal after
dividends to $3.33 per American' Share on
Ordinary Shares
equivalent to 2,684,632 American Shares.
These earnings comnare with
net
1962
company has called for redemption on
5J/4%
first mortgage bonds at 100.67%
The
the
preferred
1960
350,000 shs.
—V!
revenue
reports
income
amounts
Amount
Hirsch
Co.
&
Railway operating
Railway operating
250,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
31—
1025.
p.
previous
15,000
Inc._
Kunstzijde Unie, N. V. (A. K. U.—United
Corp.) Arnhern, The Netherlands, in its 1961
announced
principal
names.
$2,000,000
&
Noyes
due
First
$300,000
2,000,000 shs.
^
—
March
$3,564,000
Washington,
45,000
Algemene
facturing
Inc..
Western
Outstanding
$300,000
__
par)
respectively
195,
its
at
10.000
United Rayon Manufacturing
to
March
$342,000
—V.
614,750 shs.
__L__
Co.,
„
the
1962
FINANCING
stock
The
1658.
p.
PRESENT
TO
respective
their
Irving Trust Co., New York City, has been appointed co-paying
agent
of
have
_
Co.
&
Co.,
Brothers
basis.
Film
$300,000
below
Co.—
&
per
Net
4,830,032
.months
Hansbrough,
10c
Washington Gas Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
Shares
Wilder,
of
granted
severally
purchase and the company has agreed to sell
to
them,
the number of shares set forth after their respective names
to
agreed
severally,
dividend
shares
Outstanding-
1,000,000 shs.
underwriters
opposite
Appointment—
cash
split of 4 shares for 1, represented $.79 per
outstanding at February 25, 1961.
rentals including television, sales, etc. amounted to
$40,931,000,
dividends
from
foreign
subsidiaries
not
consolidated
were
$44,000
and profit on sales of capital assets was
$118,000 for the six months
1962
FINANCING
$300,COO
_Sr
stock
1961.
a
EFFECT
expenses—
consolidated
1962
is engaged
license
under
PRESENT
TO
_i
_
common
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
in
the
company
set
Pressprich
Hemphill,
1970.
p.
company
consolidated
net
million
refund
Authorized
No
quarterly
a
GIVING
Ended
Warner Bros.
Gas
Inc.
EFFECT
31,
Net
the
of
12
United
authority.
704 Dermon
GIVING
&
W.
Net revenue
The
Offered —Via
operation
America,
CAPITALIZATION
Debenture
on
railway operating
—V.
stock at $3.75 per share. Net
proceeds will be
by the company for construction of additional inns.
the
by
Blyth
R.
Salomon
of
common
BUSINESS—The company of
Jan.
par)_«.
Net revenue from
Wilder, Hansbrough, Finch & Co.,
publicly, 80,000 shares of this firm's
Memphis, offered
used
the
payable Aug. 15, 1962, to stockholders of
has also declared its intention to consider
and
($.50
Railway operating
first
milepost
days of the Commission's decision."—V.
circular,
($.50
Quarter
amounted
offering
for
Net
$10,590,989
which
agreement," Parkes said, "called for a refund
million of interest. A substantial portion of
$5.7
of
important
an
on
approval
the rate cases
oi
seven
the
for
increase
an
Commission
all
before
$988,401
RR.—Earnings—
quarter
the
bonds
57
Amount
793.
p.
Wabash
first
1961.
shareholders
Power
had
Gas
$116,456,469,
months
to
disposing of
Line
United
was
out
Federal
was
agreement
made
1962
corresponding-
Parkes
Pipe
of
for
195,
from
E
-
.
three
1962,
stock
B
series
"
to
income
stock
A
Class
purchase
opera¬
1962, sales were $1,985,637
compared with sales of $1,277,618 and income
note payable—bank
Class
for
$10,490,098, equal to 81 cents per share
as
compared with net income of $9,322,786, or 72 cents
per
share' for
the same period in 1961. Ed
Parkes, President, reported to shareholders
in the company's quarterly,statement.
Consolidated
from
Authorized
has
offices
these
stock
A
3,660,751
Much Higher—
Gas
risen
declared
—V.
Net
ended
months
51A„%
corporation.—V.
United Gas Corp.—Net
have
have
class
CAPITALIZATION
New
sales
three
the
26,920,663
Unishops, Inc.—Appointment—
Bankers
$93,440,
the
5,224,930
__
main
conducts
Hutzler
months
29,706,511
__
City,
1957, to $7,282,648 for the 1961 fiscal year.
income increased from $19,893 in 1957 to
31,
net
similar
'
.
in
on
whose
company,
York
with'a staff of approximately 840.
1961.
three
income
$43,567
85,207,517
share
Net revenue from rai'way
operations
Net railway- operating income__.
Technical
period,
in
the
net
The
New
DIVIDENDS—Directors
112,128,180
89,212,432
■
—V.
this
St.,
United States
Oct.
ended
year
During
premises.
Church
241
at
throughout the
fiscal
First
customer's
on
located
are
we
(2429)
1598.
Co.
agent
has
for
been
the
appointed sole transfer
class
A
stock
of
the
58
The
(2430)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
v.
•
.
.
.
.
Monday, May 21, 1962
'
•
'
'
/
%,-y
X'-'K:'XyV^
;
\
•"
,;'.v
"""
J
/*..•;
...
i%ir
'i
'
:
.
.j
• -
*!s
-
jk i'.
'"
V'
-.
■
,
■
1
•
*:, "."n*'-f"
•
>■"■"■
."'
>;
V
^
r .;
...
"v **
• -
.t",
•
'ji **.'■' ' -"■ ."•;'
■
v
-
-.•
.',**. '
■■
w
fA
-- •'•
■■;--
-
r'
^'
■
.
••
,
->.
..
'•'
,r;:::>V^;.vV.
.f;r. '^ri" *:;V^ v?
Leukemia is
a
great
child-killer. Yet scientists insist
this disease must be
conquerable.
When
cancer, one
sixty die of
leukemia is
Society diverts
a
search for
is
a
child. Because
■
grimly fatal, the American Cancer
so
one out
a cure or
of six of its research dollars to
preventive for this dread malady.,
s"l,:V
'.i'V-V:.
•7-7
'
Will anyone say
this is wrong?
1
'•
y?-!
Out of research
Society have
come temporary arresters
Some scientists
disease will be
If
a
supported by the American Cancer
are
hopeful that
can
be kept alive for just a little bit
longer, the "insulin" for this
Your dollars
to cancer,
for leukemia.
vaccine against this
developed.
tiny victim
forming tissues
a
may yet
cancer
of the blood-
be developed.
help make this possible. Send them now
c/o your local post office.
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
>
■
*
••
••
Volume
195
Number
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2431)
59
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND
NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Salt River Project Agricultural
■■
University (P. O.
Auburn), Ala.
Y
■\
„
_
.
Bond
of
until
will
<CST)
a.m.
on
purchase of $275,000
housing dining and related
auxiliary enterprises system rev-
bonds,
Series
1,"1S62.
Due
,
March
1
from
C„
Dated
Legality approved by
Bradley,
Arant,
All '&
Rose
v
OffWin^—Th^ above
Otlenng
The phnvp
&
.
official also
date
until
the
11:30
purchase
dining
ing,
Yt
tho
the
r.n
on
j
como
same
i
a.m.
lor
(CST) for
$1,900,000 hous-
of
and
i
that sealed
announces
wi* ™,nl ho
bids will be received
related
auxiliary
bonds,
enterprises system revenue
Due
^
March.l
on
inclusive.
from 1973 to 2002
IntereshM-S.
Legality
.liWPWff by. White, Bradley,
&
xvOSG.
Y
1962.-Due
Jan.
on
1
from .1965
*
.f'Y;
«5v
>,«
:V
jer.
>:«Y \YY-Y-Y"
,
.YaaY-
,
L
-
■,
"YY>aY-;Y'Y
.
.
.>
.
Tuc*on,Avtx.J?°"
?
Yl^
water system - refunding
.
■
.
onn
/YYy/Y' Y^YYYYYY; Y/Y Y^
nnA
May
cate
cate
p.
Los
a syndiPhelps, Fenn &
headed by
whiiY
r„
Y
arij
a_nd w?lteAY™eld
4^s».
rn
other
cate:
n*
Davis,
Jr:
.
o°nr" uY?fed
on July 1 from
'of the syndiWebster Securities
&
sive.
Corp.; Drexel & Co.; F. S. Moseley
^ q0 . paine,,
Webber, Jackson &
Curti
R
w
pressprich & Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; F
WuuWiv.io
dicate
as
4V?s
a
price'
at
interest
cost
414s
3s
314s
of 100 0008
about*
of
a
3 50%
Pleasant
.
•
——
-
"
-
-
to
the
a
15
syn-
Bank
of
June
on
61 for
the
pur-
of
from
Interest
1963
to
1968
inclusive,
J-D.
Port
Boston
Hueneme, Calif.
;
Offering—Wilma G.
Merryman, City Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(PDST) on June 8 for the pur-
of San
chase of $150,000 community
^
Blyth & Co., Inc.; First
CorP"' Wells Fargo Bank,
1963 to 1982 inclu-
Francisco;' Seattle-First
Bond
ice building bonds.
National
serv-
Dated June 1,
Bank; John Nuveen & Company;
Croker-Anglo National Bank of
1962v Due on June 1 from 1963
to 1982 inclusive. Interest J-D.
Francisco; New York Han- Legality approved by O'Melveny
seatic Corp.; Stone &
Youngberg; & Myers.
Taylor & Co.; Trust Company of
Sacramento Municipal Utility
Georgia Atlanta; Irving Lundoorg
Dist. (P. O.
San
County, Calif.
Offerin g-—Gordon T.
—
by
.
0
m
9 a.m.;,(PDST) on June 6 for the
purchase of $40,000 school bonds.
-
awarded
headed
(PDST)
chase
$95,000 school bonds,
195, Dated June 15, 1962. Due on June
v.
—
L,,innA-?
+
-1
I
at a price of 100.07, a net interest
cosl of about 3 02%.
other members of the syndicate"
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids in Los Angeles until
.
15
cIsccTas 7v4s"2VaTand "V*
'
v
,4S and os,
Interest J-J.
Bond
u.
May
Valley School District, lY
Ventura County, Calif.
NY
Bond Offering—Robt. L.
Hamm,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
in
Ventura
until
11
a.m.
v
America N.T. & S.A. of San Fran-
Duarte Unified School
District,
Los Angeles
s. Smithers &
nuiuiumiix
offered
1971—were
p.
h?,?.!
}Soh ^
3.24%
..
"P.
...Y;
;
City Unified School Dist., I
Angeles County, Calif.
^
as
members
stone
bonas
Bond O f f e r i n g—Gordon T.
Nesvm County Clerk, will
Nesvig, frmntv m^rk- will receive
co„)oYu
t
sealed b-ds in Los Angeles, ,,4,+ii
until
9 a.m. (PDST) on June 6 for the
3s, 3.20s and 3.40s, at
co3t of about
■
revenue
15—v.-195,
2307—were awarded to
V.°"
Y
Culver
"
_
bonds offered
v
,
net
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
net interest cost of about 3
44%
be received; in Sacramento until*" .v; ^
J"ne 14 for the purchase of $100,Los Angeles Unified School
Dist,
000,000 Veterans Farm and Home
Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Loan Purchase bonds, Ait is reBond Sale—The
$7,000,000 school
ported.
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Blair &
-T
;v;..n
AJ
- ,
Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
„
'
.4
„
Bache & Co.; Wood, Struthers &
Bond Offering — President
of; Co . Estabrook &
Co.; G. H. Waiker
Board
of
Commissioners
m
v
S":
Co
and 3Y2s
to,v.
1994 inclusive/Interest J-J. Legality approved by Chapman & Cut-
In- Y
terest M-S.
a d riitinviM l
Additional
YY
,
y
&
new
—
.
March
on
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
White,
.
,
,
11:25
June A forvthe
enue
Bank of San Francisco Shear^on
Hammill & Co., and
Shuman, Ag-
..^County, Calif*
%
coupons ranging from 5% to 2%,
Bond Sale
The $86,000 school
will receive sealed bids Aat a price of 100.0001, a het
inter-c bonds offered "May 8 — v.
untiKlO a.m.
195,
(MST) on May 24 " est cost of about 2.73%.
.A,
Y p. 2200 — were awarded to
Dean
for ,the
purchase'/of. $10,000,000 *
YY/.aY Y;,
,.YY:
Witter & Co.; as 5s 3s 3V4s
3V>s
improvement bonds.;Dated July T,:c
'
California (State of) \//v Y and 3 60s :
at a price of 100 14 "a
...
W,Secretary;
sealed
receive
Angeles Ira Haupt
Co., and Hill Richards & Co., for
Bond Offering—A. L; Monette,
,xr
that the Board
announces
Trustees
bids
_
Offering—'Treasurer
Livermore Joint Union
High
District, Alameda
pany of .Los
1
.
Ingram
First Western Bank & Trust Com-
,
Improvement Power District;
(P' O. -Temple), Ariz.
^
Auburn
.
„
^
...
Sacramento),
§. CfiT^ells 1\Ch,nstfn®en'
First National Bank
<>.
j
-
_
California
of Memphis;
Bond
^o
S
a
1 e—The
$10,000,000
announces
bids will be received
^
(CST)
^
May 29 for the pui
$1,236,000 general obliga-
on
chase of
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose.
Co., Inc.; Barcus, Kindred & Co.;
'
tenden, Podesta & Miller, Newburger, Loeb & Co.: McDonnell &
Co., Inc.; Robinsoninson-Humphrey
-
ALASKA
Fairbanks
Inc
Independent School
District, Alaska
Sale
-
&
—
&
000,000, as reported. in our-issue
of April 30,. v. 195, p.
2083) were
awarded on May 9 to a
syndicate
headed by Marshall &
Myer, Inc.,
and Blyth & Co., as
6s, 3%s, 314s,
3.30s, 3.35s, 3.40s and 2s, at a price
■3.34%.,
"cate*
;•
-
Other
City
members
of
the
Sair
William
Rr
&
Kansas
Redpath, Dominick &.
M. ,M. Freeman & Co
Domimck
S
^
'vYY Y:';Y.YY
Y
Har°ld-E^WoocI & Co., Leo
Opp'enheimer
Co.; ^ Hooker &
Zahner & ';Co.; Allan
& Co.; .Dittmar & Co., Inc.;
Channer
•
Newman
County, Flagstaff High Y Overton
Securities
& Co.
■
School District (P. O.
Flagstaff), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—The1 $610,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered May
7—v. 195, p. 1971—were awarded
.
National
Bank
of
Detroit,
2V2s, at a
as
2s, 2V8S, 2%'s and
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 2.36%.
of
County
on
chase
County School District
(P. O. Flagstaff), Ariz.
No. 1
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
fered
May
7
Bank
of
195,
to
Detroit,
the
p.
of-
Bond
1971—
Board
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
of
of
on
5
$11,200,000
purpose bonds. Dated
Due
,
approved
Divelbess.
Interest
,
by
-7
for
im-
Interest
approved
by
J-D.
Le-
Gust, Rosen-
.
.
.
c
Los Angeles
,
.
-v
x
Cabrillo
multi¬
Legality
Gust,
Rosenfeld
.
•
&
-
Union
Junior
College District, Santa Cruz
July 1,1962.
J-J.
the
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $600,000 school
building bonds - offered April 23
—v.
to
v195,
15S9—were
p.
awarded
a
group composed of the Wells
Fargo
Bank
of
San
Francisco,
1
•
V-ife
,lh>
t~
'b
wiW-*
1. "n-«
'
„
.
1
to
May 21 for,
$15,000^ school
as
Series
'
June
sealed
bids
in
Salinas
1964
1969
in-
Due
on
1964
1972
until
Series
1
5
from
to
^
June
.'•V-
1
1,
1962.
Interest
ii
inclu"
C
r
j*r
vtvJA 'uiAc
deceived unfil
8
the
m
(PDST)
pm
(PDST)
Ventura
on
May
until
29
11
pur-
follows:
of
a.m.
the
for
Bond Sale—An issue of
$160,000
school bonds was sold 4rs the Bank
to
$220,000 Series A bonds.
America
Francisco,
N.T.
&
S.A.
of
San
Jhase of $50°,000 sch°o1 bond3'
1
from
1953
to
1982
inclusive.
June 15 from
$210,000
ment
on
bonds
municipal
wbich
Aprjl 24—v. 195,
be reoffered
was
p.
offering
improvenot
May 22.
on
El Dorado
rr^'pnthT
will LnSvl sealed
receive etoi Jl
-ni
bids in Pl«cerville until 11:30
(PDST)
a.m.
May 28 for the pur¬
chase of $1,500,000 school bonds.
Dated May 31/1962. Due on May
31
from
Interest
on
1969
to
1983
inclusive.
M-N.
Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
& Sutcliffe.
.
on
1963 to 1982 in¬
15, 1962.
Int. J-D.
.
Supervisors, will receive sealed bids in
Sacramento until
10 a.m. (PDST)
May 29 for the purchase of $4,725,000
bonds.Dated
building
June 15, 1962.
Due on June 15
on
from
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
11
a.m.
Dated Feb. 1, 1,957. Due
-from.1964 to
(PDST)
1996
on
Feb. 1
inclusive.
In-
terest F-A.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers.
Placerville Municipal Sewer Diftt.
No. 2, Calif.
Bond
bonds
2083
offered
were
composed
of
to
1977
inclusive.
In-
San Juan School
District, Orange
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. B.
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11
22
for
school
(PDST)
a.m.
May
on
the purchase of $345,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
on
July 1 from 1864 to 1982
Interest
J-J.
Legality
Myers.
approved by O'Melveny &
Santa Barbara High School Dist.,
Santa Barbara County, Calif.
Bond Offering — J. E.
Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
May
7—v.
awarded
the
to
Wells
in
Santa
(PDST)
purchase
of
a.m.
Barbara
on
until
May
28
9:30
for
the
$3,400,000
school
May 20, 1962.
Due
May 20 from 1963 to 1987 in¬
clusive.
Dated
Interest M-N.
Santa Cruz County, (P. O.
Santa Cruz), Calif.
Bond
Sale
Huckleberry
The
—
Lane
and
$20,431.75
Boulder
Way Improvement project bonds
offered May 7—v. 195, p.* 1856—
awarded
were
to
the
First
Cali-
^orrda
Sweetwater Junior College Dist.,
"
Sale—The $600,000
—
1963
terest J"D" LeSality approved by
on
California
Bond
Offering—Betty L.George,
Clerk off Board of County
bonds.
on
May 29 for the purchase of
$8,620,000
flood
control
bonds.
Dist.,
County, Calif
Bond Offer
County Clerk,
Due
Orange County Flood Control
District (P. O. Santa Ana),
be
Lake Tahoe Unified School
Bond
bids
■
sold
1971—will
Sacramento), Calif.
;
1963 to 1985 in¬
clusive.
Dated June
Reoffered—The
Sacramento County (P. O.
as Due
on
clusive.
J-D.
Legality approved
by O'Melveny & Myers,
Bonds
Due
280,000 Series B bonds.
Interest
-
inclusive,
June 15 from
41/4s, 314s and 3V2s.
Bated June 1, 1S62. Due on June
as
lcka & Go., inc.
Ppurch™ oi' Orrick^Dahlquist, Herrington &
Bond Offering—Robt. L.
Hamm,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
in
?
sewer bonds-
Ncrdhoff Union School
District,
Ventura County, Calif.
bids
Highgrove School District,
Riverside County, Calif.
u
$32'000 street and
clusive.''.;";"
Dated
1979
r
Y?'' ?r
Wm
t
m**'
Ginther& Company, Wm. J. Mer-
re-
r
Ir
in¬
to
elusive.
9,000
1 from 1963 to
Chas. E. Weigold & Co. IncorP°rated.' Bramhall, Falion & Co.,
?^1'
Interest J-D.
rsive.
Due Yon
bonds.
1 from
of
DaWquist ^r^r^Yomnanv^maS
Orrick
"
m
bonds.
First
„
Legality
Menamin, County Clerk, will
follows:
3
&
Michigan Corp.; Hemphill, Noyes
& c
Co'; Paine. Webber. Jackson.&
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
20o2
District, Monterey County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Emmet G. Mcceive
:
on
purchase ' of
$6 000
of
x
County, Cal.f.
Joint
.
(PDST)
bonds,
Y>
.
Artes,a School D,strict
.
by
'
La Mesa, Calif.
CALIFORNIA
1965
Y"/
Monterey Peninsula Junior College
^ a.m.
bidsJune
til 11
j
YY
the
_
Y
hospital
Sale—The $170,000 school
building bonds offered May 8
^
,
pur-
Bond
July 1 from 1963 to 1973
inclusive."
the
Averill, Y; 199' P- J97*
WoF/e awarded.
Supervisors,
ay 5Y
Go., as S /zs, at a price
bids until 11 ?
100.75, a basis of about 3.44,0.'
June
on
a.m..
Rhea
—
sealed
re¬
10
feld & Divelbess.
a
Offering
of
for
National
as
Maricopa County (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Clerk
will
until
May 21
$725,000
1982 inclusive.
gality
2s, 2V4S, 2%s
price of par, a net
interest cost of about 2.37%.
2V2S, at
of
bids
_
.
J-D.
provement bonds. Dated June 30,
1962. Due on June 30 from 1966 to
gen-
bonds
v.
awarded
were
$815,000
school
—
Supervisors
oeive_ sealed
from
■
that the Board
announces
„
&'Weeks;
Hornblower
pur-
^ Bernardino County, Calif.
10:15 a.m (PDST) on May 28 for
Bond Offering—V. Dennis War- the purchase of $2,240,000 school
ale\ ■
9erkA Wl11^-r8celve bonds" Dated June
1962" Due on
.
Jaspers
1
June
Bond Offering—Clerk Alvin W.
1
Herring ton & Sutcliffe.
;
." v
tiesperia School District, San
:
-
;
Prescott), Ariz.
(MST)
Coconino
,Y
Y
^
by Halsey, Stuart
Other members of the syndicate; Ladenburg) Thalmann & Co.;
will re-
tToOOOM do^lto^
approved
Company.
aged jointly
Curtis; Hirsch & Co.
2083—were awarded to
^,
j-)ean Witter, &
Yavapai County, Central Yavapai
Hospital District (P.O.
eral
the
195
v
&
j^ds^ a^"
June l for the
.
Co.;
Danifen, Imhoff & Sanford, Inc.;
Saunders, Stiver & Co., and J. A.
'
ARIZONA
-
Fayf. Inc.;
fBlair
Y-Y;i
Coconino
baus & Co !nc.; Mofoney, Beissner
rf t° ' **alJness ^
u'
on
April
Sonoma County, Calif.'
Bond Sale—The $93,000 school
buitdjng bonds offered May 8—
^cnarff &^JoneSj^Inc.;
'
PoHnuth
&.
syndi-
al®d
)
Harmony Union School District,
Lyons, Hannahs & Lee, Inc.; Ranunaerwooa, i\eu-
Seasongood
o
Newhard, Cook
Co_.;.rCoughlin
f3 Co., Inc.; Mason-Hagen, Inc.;
HaSmill & Co S°V InCo5 ^0bind0nAHTPJ1I?yrC°'
Cof Auchincibss ?ulnn,i&
& ?°"
Shearson
Parb-or
Parker
and
^ Se
•
S^in.-Bros. & Boyce;,..
rvircnner « v_o.;
•
Commerce Trust Co
eral
W.
Ik.
&
.^van J. Mericka & Co., Marshall & ;
&Co.yA:^. Marten & Co.Wm.
of par, a net interest cost of
about
:
F.
MoDnnald
McDonald
n
Co.;
Stern;
T\/r
Bond Offering—Mother M. Mar-
Francisco, Blyth ^ & Co.„ Inc., R.
H- Moulton & Co Shuman, Ag-
thr original^^offering
from
to
Co.;
&
On
and «ooKer & ray
Co.;, new & Co., ?na Hooker & Fay,
?ew &
School bonds 3^'ger. Nolan, Fleming & Co., Inc.; Inc.,, as. 4V2s 3s, 3'/4? and 3%s, at
000 (increased
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kenower, a Prl<le
I0O-0L a net interest
of $3° MacArthur & Co.; Bosworth, Sulcost of about 3.44%.
amounting to $3 600
r
-
Glickenhaus
ihaus
*
Craigie
,
Bond
-
Co"-
..
liams
.
^ a syndjca^.e cpmP°se<I °f ^e
Bank of California N. A. of San
'
^;v(vY
w
sewer
195,
a
p.
group
Fargo
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids in San Diego until 10:30 a an.
,
60
(PDST)
chase
Dated July 1, 1962.
1963 to 1986
Due on July 1
inclusive.
from
In¬
J-J.
terest
Legality approved by
Dahlquist, Herrington &
Orrick,
Society (P. O. Denver), Colo.
$1,000,000
Sutcliffe.
offered April
$1,085,000
offered
May
3—
2083—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by the Bank
of America N. T. & S. A., of San
Francisco, as 5s, 2%s, 3s, 3l/4S,
3V2S and Is, at a price of 100.01, a
195,
v.
p.
members
Other
about
of
cost
interest
net
Witter
&
Co., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, Stone &
Youngberg,
Cruttenden, Podesta
&
Miller, J. B. Hanauer & Co., J.
Hogle & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
liams & Stern and C. N. White
A.
&
Co.
Offering—F.
Bond
22
purchase
of
$650,000
.bonds. Dated June 15, 1962.
sewer
Due
p.m.
the
for
Harkins,
R.
receive
15 from
June
on
inclusive.
approved
by
to 1992
1963
J-D.
Interest
Legality
Dahlquist,
Orrick,
V acuville, Calif.
Bond
bids until
28
will
Clerk,
City
8 p.m.
the
for
water
purchase
1,
to
M-S.
terest
1
In¬
Legality approved by
Dahlquist,
Orrick,
Sutcliffe.
Bond Sale—The
ties
Herrington
&
to
Offering
Bond
;
Sonoma
11
ment
14 for the pur¬
15, 19o2.
1964
from
offered
May
9—v.
awarded
2083—were
to
195,
April
a
received
& Trust Co. of Los
Bank
Angeles, Francis I. du Pont & Co.,
and
Hill
Richards
&
Co.,-as 41/2S,
3s, 3V4S, 3.40s, 3V2S and 3.60s, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
Hartford, until 11:30
(EDST) on June 7 for the
San
of
A., of
price
basis of about 3.13%.
Francisco,
100.49,
a
as
3V4S, at
Dated
Wasco Union School
Kern
Bond Offering—Vera K.
Gibson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Bakersfield
in
(PDST)
chase
on
of
from
I
June
6
for
to
11
Due
1967
a.m.*
the
school
1, 1962.
1963
Interest
until
$356,000
Dated June
June
inclusive.
J-D.
Bond
ceive
Offerin g—Gordon T.
until 9
bids
Clerk,
in
will
Los
re¬
Angeles
(PDST) on June 6 for
purchase of $915,000 school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1987 in¬
clusive.
Interest J-J.
the
received
in
(PDST)
purchase of
a.m.
Marysville
on
May
$127,000
until
21
for
school
originally
scheduled
for
May 10—v. 195, p. 2200—has been
postponed until June 5.
Due
Caldwell,
by
$1,235,000
sewerage
composed
Co.,
of
&
4s and 3%s, at a price
interest cost of
as
of
98.07, a net
about 3.90%. ''
to
Agency,
as
June
on
6
will
inclusive.
1988
gality
County Forest Preserve Dist.
&
Wesleyan University (P. O.
Middletown), Conn.
Sale—The
bonds
195,
v.
—
bids
p.
as
tax
1856
—
3V8S, at
Ormond
were
.
West Hartford, Conn.
Bond
Offering—Arthur
therford,
Acting
receive
Connecticut
750
pany,
until
11
the
bonds.
Ru¬
Town Manager,
sealed
Bank
bids
&
The
at
Com¬
Trust
Main
Street, Hartford,
(EDST) on May 24
a.m.
general
N.
8—v.
3 40s,
basis
purchase
of
$1,679,000
improvement
March 1, 1962. Due
Dated
March
clusive.
1
from
1963 to
Principal
1982
in¬
interest
and
Cook
(M-S) payable at The Connecticut
Bank
&
Trust
Company of Hart¬
Legality approved by Rob¬
inson, Robinson & Cole.
195, p. 1857—were sold to
Housing and Home Finance
were
Home
at
Bond
Locks, Conn.
sealed
Offering—James R.
bids
at
The
Rab-
Connecticut
Clerk
and
that
will
noon
(EST)
purchase
chase
of
$435,000 funding
Dated Jurte
1,
1 from 1963 to
1962.
Due
bonds.
011
1977 inclusive.
of
approved
Robinson &
Cole.
by
Robinson,
of
(CDST)
—
The
City
Ashby
1962.
to
an-
Commission
sealed
bids
until
May 28 for the
$40,000 golf course
on
Due
on
Dated
inclusive.
1968
Jan¬
January
1
In¬
bids
of
Dated
for
1
from
clusive,
p.m.
the
$500,000 school
1, 1962. Due
cember
re¬
8
June
Bond
mitory
195,
v.
the
7—
Lawler
offered May 10—
2084—were sold to the
Housing and Home Finance Agen¬
3V8S at a price of par.
Humboldt
1967
to
pur¬
bonds.
De¬
on
in¬
1981
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Bar¬
ret, Fitch, North & Co., and Shaw,
McDermott
&
Co.,
as
4s, 2%s,
2.90s and 3s,
of
cost
and
composed
May
revenue
10—v.
awarded
of
to
Quail
195,
a
&
p.
group
Co.,
Inc.,
White-Phillips Co., Inc., and Ben¬
jamin Lewis & Co.
Sale
Bond
—
offered
bonds
1972—were
The
May
basis of
Sale—An
airport
bonds
Home
State
Dated
to
a
April 1, 1962.
Pleasant
Mt.
group
that
City Commission will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
$313,000 sewage
works
revenue
10—v.
195,
v.
bonds
National
2%s
as
100.06,
about
bonds offered May
Clerk-Treas¬
p.m.
4
(EST)
on
May
24
Chi¬
a
price
3s, at
interest
cost
of
2.92%.
Community School
\.
,
Sale—The
Carleton D. Beh Company.
Waterloo
Independent School
Sale
Bond
til
to
of
District, la.
Saratoga, Ind.
Offering — Marguerite
Town
Bank
and
net
a
3%s.
will receive sealed bids
8—
$205,000 school
building bonds offered May 14—
v.
195, p. 2308—were awarded to
195, p. 2201—were awarded
Indianapolis
Bond
and
urer,
May
offered
2084—were awarded
p.
First
cago,
the
d
Community School
Sale—The $525,000 school
Bond
building
Preston
Fowler, Ind.
o n
Le¬
Herrick,
and Belin.
District, Iowa
as
Nov.
on
by
Langdon, Sandblom
about 2.92%.
Corporation,
the
to
Jefferson.
Due
approved
Bond
Share
$55,000
sold
of
District, Iowa
$750,000 park
7—v. 195, p.
awarded
issue of
was
Bank
1 from 1963 to 1973 inclusive.
gality
INDIANA
to
net interest
a
2.91%.
Jefferson, Iowa
sewerage
offered
2084—were
100.06,
about
Bond
Sale—The $300,000 water¬
Bond
Community School
$1,325,000 school
building bonds offered May 10—
v.
195, p. 2201—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., John
Nuveen
&
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Havana, III.
un¬
for
—
The
$1,500 000
school building bonds offered May
9—v. 195, p. 2201—were awarded
to
a
group
tinental
composed
of the Con¬
Illinois National
Co.
Trust
Bank
&
of
purchase of $10,600 site pur¬
chase and firehouse building
Chicago, Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., City National
Bank & Trust Co. of Kansas City,
bonds.
and
the
on
Dated
July
1
May
from
1,
1963
1962.
Due
1973 in¬
to
clusive.
Legality
approved
McCord, Ice & Miller.
Ross,
by
3V2S,
at
a
C.
Chi'ds
F.
& Co., Inc., as
2.70s and 2%s,
price of 100.06, a net interest
2V2S,
son,
29
C. S. C., Vice-President-r-Buuntil
for
KANSAS
Dame), Ind.
Grenola, Ken.
Offering—Jerome J. Wil¬
siness Affairs, will
bids
the
10
2.60s,
about 2.66%.
cost of
University of Notre Dame (P. O.
Bond
City Manager
announces
bonds
p.
Interest J-D.
Notre
Offering
H.
par.
District, Iowa
will
until
May 21
on
chase
West Palm Beach, Fla.
Bond
price of
a
University (P. O.
Des Moines), Iowa
Sale—The $1,825,000 dor¬
and
student
apartment
Bond Sale—The
Secretary
Education
sealed
ceive
Isenbarger,
terest J-J.
Frank
gality
B.
certificates.
revenue
June
Le¬
L.
the
receive
1965
pur¬
Offering
Board
B
Sarasota, Fla.
from
for the
Bond
of
par.
Certificate Offering—City Audi¬
1,
May 22
same
Housing and
Agency, as 3%s,
Finance
uary
on
the
at
sold to the
price of
a
nouces
bett, Town Treasurer, will receive
offered
rev¬
3V2S, at
as
Drake
County, Homewood-
Bond Sale—The
bonds
enue
tor
Windsor
awarded to
of the Chase
Flossmoor Community High
y
3.62%.
sewer
$400,000 dormi¬
bonds offered May
revenue
Agency,
a
time
Duncan & Wood, Inc.,
a
price of 100.02, a
at
cy, as
sendy
subordinate water and
$43,000 street
offered May
2201—were awarded
of about 3.39%.
tory
J.
Sale—The $1,300,000
and
University off Iowa
(P. O. Pella), Iowa
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Herbert
Additional
Co.;
3V2S, 2%s,
Bond Sale—The
of
about
&
as
Central
Weeks,! and Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., as 3s, at a price of 100.80,
& Co., Inc., and TownDabney & Tyson, as 3V2S,
3.65s
and
3.70s,
at
a - price
of
100.0001, a net interest cost of
Co.,
bonds
p.
Vieth,
as
the
public
195,
to
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
&
Curtis,
Hornblower
&
Sims
group
The
—
improvement
were
—-
Sale
Nicolaus & Co., as 2.60s, at a price
of 100.53, a basis of about 2.51%.
$1,300,000 water
series A revenue bonds
offered May 8—v. 195, p. 2083—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc., Bache &
a
3s, at a price of 100.02,
net interest cost of about 2.90%,
Joliet Park District, III.
and sewer,
price
a
excise
to
and
revenue
Beach, Fla.
Bond Sale—The
Fi¬
of par.
refunding
on
7:30
awarded
William Blair &
Bank, BankersTrust
Company, both of New York City,
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., and Stifel,
bonds
Sealed
until
received
be
(EST)
—
certificates.
offered
sold to the Housing and Home
Agency,
will
p.m.
$1,700,000 dor¬
revenue
2308
p.
works
Madeira Beach, Fla.
$900,000 school
10—v. 195, p.
Goldman, Sachs
Inc.,
2.90s
$2,000,000 cor¬
offered May 15—v.
group composed
Le¬
Mitchell.
May
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Sale—The
porate bonds
Caldwell,
by
approved
Trimble
M-N.
Interest
Certificate Offering
nance
that the
$1,800,000 water and electric rev¬
enue
certificates.
Dated May 1,
1962. Due on May 1 from 1965 to
3M>s, at
offered
4—v.
(P. O. Flossmoor), III.
receive
until 11 a.m.
(EST)
for
the purchase of
bids
sealed
195, p. 2083—
the
Housing and
Sale—The
Condon,
School District No. 233
announces
Community School
District, Iowa
Inc.,
Channer Newman Securities Co.,
and
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
&
group
a
kindred
Barcus,
McDougal
reve¬
May 16—v. 195,
2084—were awarded to
Offering—City Clerk
Commission
City
(EDST)
Brighton, Colo.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $250,000 sewer .revenue
bonds
by
approved
price of par.
on
and
bonds offered
nue
p.
Mitchell.
U. Fales
Ruth
Company, 750 Main
Street, Hartford, until 2 p.m.
COLORADO
waterworks
Lake Worth, Fla.
Bank & Trust
bonds.
1961.
1,
approved
Certificate
Trust
9—v.
Home Finance
District, Yuba County, Calif,
Bond Ottering—Sealed bids will
II
Jan.
Payable at the Chase Man¬
Bank of New York City.
ford.
Wheatland Union
High School
be
May
a.m.
the
Dated
Trimble &
Sale—The $2,300,000 hous¬
sold
were
for
IOWA
Audubon
Bond
The
—
(P. O. Chicago), III.
June 5 for
on
&
Chapman
by
Bettendorf, Iowa
Sale
Bond
July 1 from 1964 to 1981 inclu¬
Legality
University of Bridgeport (P. O.
will
County
sealed
(EST)
Le¬
Interest A-O.
approved
Cutler.
a
Manhattan
sive.
Robinson, Robinson & Cole.
bonds.
on
gality
1,
ILLINOIS
195,
on
pur¬
West Covina Unified School Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Nesvig,
&
Bank
Legality
Company.
mitory
April 27
County, Calif.
$13,990,000
of
a
Payable at
July 1, 1962.
Bond
District,
12 for the
until June
various
county improvement bonds.
purchase
inclusive.
2001
April
Dated
April 1 from 1964 to
on
2201—were
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
Due'
1961.
bonds
Decatur), Ga.
Bond
bonds.
revenue
Bond
(P. O.
Scrib-
Vice-President, Business and
Finance, will receive sealed" bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on June 1 for
the purchase of $1,785,000 dormi¬
tory construction and refunding
3.54%.
De Kalb County
hattan
Connecticut
The
a
Wyatt, Neal &
& Co., John
Courts
terest cost of about
clusive.
a
195, p.
syndi¬
a
Co., Clement A. Evans
Co., Inc., J. H. Hilsman & Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., and R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc.j as 41/&s, 3.40s, 3V2S and
3.60s, at a price of par, a net in¬
Cook
the: purchaset.of .$5,000,000^ !§chool
130,000 firehouse bonds. Due on
| July 1 from 1963 to 1972 in¬
offered
Bank of America N. T. & S.
to
&
until 2 p.m.
.pur¬
ing and dining hall revenue bonds
$40,000 school
building bonds offered May 7—-v.
195, p. 2083—were awarded to the
10—v.
&
struction, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
of
composed
nell, Superintendent of> Public In¬
a.m.
Bridgeport), Conn.
County, Calif.
May
Inc.,
Tampa), Fla.
clusive.
Victor School District, San
Bernardino
Interest
Bond Offering—J. Crockett Far-
$1,230,000 bonds, as jolr
of
3.48%.
of about
on
Hillsborough County Special Tax
School District No. I (P. O.
750 Main
Street,
composed of the Bank of Califor¬
nia N. A. of San Francisco, First
Western
Due
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Connecticut
The
at
Bank & Trust Company,
group
1, 1961.
1963 to 1989 inclu¬
A-O.
Legality ap¬
from
1
sive.
Rocky Hill, Conn.
p.
Dated Oct.
cates.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Legality approved by Chap¬
ner,
the
Bond
Sale—The $1,150,000 water
Bond
bonds
29
$450,000
Cole.
be
receive
12:30 p.m. (EST)
the purchase of
revenue
certifi¬
for
water
May
on
will
Council
City
sealed bids until
Due on July
inclusive.
Legality
ap¬
Robinsn, Robinson &
by
revenue
—
awarded
Waggoner,
Nuveen
Bond
Offering—City Clerk
Interest
inclusive.
2001
to
& Cutler.
net interest cost of about 3.58%.
the
Company.
proved
cate
3.60s, at a price of 97.29,
Harries H. Gcodlet announces that
1982
to
$2,500,000
sewerage
and
The
offered
a
Certificate
of
Dated July
1964
A-O.
man
Benton, III.
a.m.
Dated
from
bonds.
revenue
April 1, 1961. Due on April 1
Valparaiso University (P.O.
Valparaiso), Ind.
(P. O. Marietta), Ga.
Sale
2084—were
Hialeah, Fla.
general public improve¬
bonds
totaling
$9,480,000.
chase
15
until
bids
June
on
a
L.
$1,100,000 school bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
County, Calif.
•1JV f v
■
$1,935,000 utili¬
p.
Controller, will re¬
Cronan, City
ceive sealed
(EDST)
Frederick
—
195,
3and
lows:
Valley of the Moon Water Dist.,
par.
2083—were awarded
syndicate composed of B. J.
Street, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on
Van Ingen & Co., Pierce, Garrison,
May 22 for the purchase of $1,Wulbern, Inc., Bacon, Stevenson &
590,000 school bonds. Dated June
Co., Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
Clement A. Evans & Co., Harkto
1982
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
ness & Hill, and Thornton, Mohr,
proved by Day, Berry & Howard.
Farish & Gauntt, Inc., as 3s, 3 V'lS,
chase
.1
as
bonds offered May 15
revenue
—v.
Company, 750 Main
Bank & Trust
Dated
inclusive.
1995
Housing
Agency,
EI CI
.4.Ettstis
Carrier,
Jr., Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids' at
The Connecticut
$500,000
Due on March
1962.
1964
of
bonds.
revenue
March
from
receive sealed
(PDST) on May
p.
Conn.
Bond Offering—Paul S.
Trust
Offering—Ruth A. Fraker,
the
to
Finance
price of
a
195,
8—v.
May
sold
Home
31/2S, at
Payable at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice on at?The Connecticut Bank; &
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
offered
2083—were
and
dormitory
Bond Offering—Albert F.
bonds
Village), Fla.
Sale—The $1,637,000 dor¬
mitory and student union revenue
bonds
by
approved
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
GEORGIA
water
Shores
Bond
July
on
inclusive: In¬
Legality
Bond
Barry College (P. O. Miami
a
New Haven, Conn.
sealed
(PDST) on May
will
to
CONNECTICUT
Turlock, Calif.
City Clerk,
bids until 8
special
sold
1992
.
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
FLORIDA
composed of Coughlin &
Co., Inc., .Boettcher & Co., Bosworth,. Sullivan & Coi, Inc., and
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
East Hampton,
1, 1962. Due
1963 to
J-J.
.
p.
$425,000
12
was
195,
from
1
terest
,
group
syndi¬
of
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
& Smith Inc., Weeden & Co.,
Dean
bonds
assessment
cate:
ner
1856—were sold to
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3V2S, at a price of par.
3.22%.
the
No.
District
Paving
The
—
bands
24—v.
June
Dated
Cobb County
Bond Sale—An issue of
California
school
29—v. 195, p.
the Housing
to
Englewood, Colo.
District, San Diego County,
Sale
revenue
Finance Agency.
Home
Sweetwater Union High School
Bon d
sold
1972—were
and
hall
dining
and
bonds
Wesley College, Inc. (P. O.
Dover), Del.
Bond Sale—The $335,000 dining
hall revenue bonds offered April
Sale—The $784,000 dormi¬
Bond
tory
May 22 for the purchase of $600,000
municipal
stadium
bonds.
DELAWARE
Colorado Women's College
May 29 for the pur¬
school bonds.
on
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2432)
receive sealed
(CST) on May
purchase of $1,000,000
a.m.
Bond
internal
Sa e—An
issue of
improvement
sold to Small Larmer
Dated
May
1,
$10,000
bonds
Co.,
1962. Due
was
as
4V2S.
on
Nov.
Volume
195
Number
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
"(2433)
1963 to
from
1
terest M-N.
'..
■
1967
inclusive.
In¬
v'A-
•
J
s
*
n
Kinsley, Kan.
Sale—An issue of $132,000
disposal system construc¬
Bond
sewage
bonds
tion
sold
was
to
a
syndicate headed
by the Chase Manhattan Bank of
New York City and Ira Haupt &
Company, as 6s, 3V2S and l^s, at
a
price of 100.17, a net interest
cost
•
Securities
*~
Company.
of about 3.35%.
First
the
to
awarded
Other members of the syndicate:
Mid-South
Bond
and
sewer
May 8
the
bonds
revenue
195,
v.
—
awarded
to
a
Sorci
$1,180,000 water
2201
p.
offered
were
—
composed of
Securities
Corp.,
group
Equitable
Almstedt
Bros., J. J. B. Hilliard
Son, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., as 2*4s, 2V2S,
3s, 3V4S, 3.40s, 3V2S and 3.70s, at a
price of 97.45, a net interest cost
Louisville),
awarded
were
headed
Son,
at
9—v.
J.
by
2%s,
as
price
a
195,
to
J.
a
B.
2V2S,
of
Due
on
1965
1982
inclusive.
2.80%.
bers
syndicate:
the
and
3s,
interest
net
a
2085—
syndicate
Hilliard &
cost of about
of
Other
courthouse
bonds.
1965
1
F-A.
Kentucky Co.
Monticello, Ky.
Offering—City Clerk Gail
announces that the City
Edwards
will
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
22 for
the purchase of
water
and
sewer
Dated June
1 from 1963 to
sealed
May
$580,000
on
revenue
1, 1962.
Due
bonds.
on
June
1992 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Skaggs, Hays
& Fahey.
East Baton
Rouge Parish Hospital
1 (P.O.
Zachary), La.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Service District No.
1,
to
(CST)
purchase of
May 29 for the
$500,000 hospital improvement
from
Port Commission of New Orleans
(P. O. New Orleans), La.
port
—
The
improvement
May 15
—
v.
195,
$25,000,000
bonds
p.
v,
/
sealed
chase
of
until
29 for
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
Nov.
1,
Interest M-N.
.
Note
.j■* 'r
Fall River, Mass.
•
Sale—An
to the National
'V,
"Li
//.
:
•
.
issue of $1,000,-
temporary loan notes
Sale
—
The
Due
on
offered
pur¬
totaling
16-—v. 195,
May
awarded
were
—
Interest
to
a
Mount Holyoke
College (P. O.
South Hadley), Mass.
Bond Offering—Chairman Dun¬
Merriwether
announces,
bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
May 29 for the purchase of
$900,000 dormitory and dining fa1-
cilities
bonds.
revenue
1,
1961.
1964
to
Due
2001
Dated
on
April
inclusive.
;
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
Bank, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11
1 from
a.m. (EDST) on May
purchase of $300,000
pavement loan, bonds.
1, 1962.
1963 to
Due
on
June
1967 inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Thorndike, Palmer &
Storey,
fered
&
2084
offered
—
were
—
The various
pur¬
awarded to
Co.,
Co.,
sealed bids c/o The First National
of
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11 a.m. (EDST) on May 24 for the
purchase of $1,450,000 bonds, as
about 2.73%.
the
bonds
J-J.
Miller,
Le¬
Can-
Detroit, Mich.
Note Sale—The $10,000,000 tax
anticipation notes offered May 15
—v.
195, p. 2309—were awarded
to the First National
City Bank of
City, at 1.64%, plus a
premium of $357.
New
York
Bond
Sale—The
$75,000
Motor
Vehicle Highway Fund bonds
fered April 30—v.
195,
p.
of¬
1973—
awarded to McDonald-Moore
were
Company.
of
Richmond,
at
May
15
v.
—
to
a
group
of
composed
Hornblower &
Weeks, Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, and Harkness
& Hill, Inc., as 2.70s, at a
price of 100.27, a basis of about
2.66%.
Bos¬
Trust
Company, at the holder's option.
Legality approved by Ropes &
Gray.
Community School
Offering — Emmett Hignutt, President of County Com¬
mission, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EDST) on June 5 for
the purchase of $505,000
county
public school bonds. Dated July 1,
sewer
1983
$400,000 park bonds.
of
May 28 for the
pur¬
Golden Valley, Minn.
Bond
Sal e-^-The
$2,600,000
water
system improvement bonds
10—v.
195, p. 2202—
to
a
syndicate
by Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
awarded
were
headed
wood
and Juran &
Moody, Inc.,
3V2S, 3.60s, 3.70s, 3%s and 3.80s,
as
at
price
a
of
of
par,
interest
net
a
about 3.78%.
members
of
the
syndi-
Allison-Williams
cae:
Co.; Blyth
Co., Inc.; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith
Inc.;
Northwestern
Na¬
tional Bank, Minneapolis;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; B. J.
Van Ingen & Co.; Kalman &
Co.;
E, J.
Prescott & Co.; Caldwell,
Phillips Co.; Mannheimer - Egan
Inc.;
Shaughnessy
&
Co.,
and
&
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
Bond
Grand Rapids, Minn.
Sale—The $500,000
disposal
age
May
plant
9—v.
195,
awarded to
a
&
M.
Dain
National
bonds
p.
group
Co.;
Bank
sew¬
offered
2085—were
of
Northwestern
composed
of
Minneapolis;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Woodard-Elwood & Co., and
Shaughn¬
essy & Co., as 3s, 3.20s, 3%'s and
3.60s, at a price of par, a net in¬
cost
of
about
3.49%.
No. 274, Minn.
Bond
Offerng—June
Throdahl,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CDST) on May
for
the purchase of
$875,000
building bonds. Dated May
Karlstad
until
8 p.m. (EST) on
May 22 for
purchase of $550,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
July 1 from 1963 to 1988 inclu¬
the
&
No.
1
Bond
school
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
building bonds offered May 4 —•
v.
195, p. 1859—were awarded to
Allison-Williams
Sale—An
issue of $95,000
sold
to
Mc¬
was
Donald-Moore & Co,
Wayne County, Bakewell Drainage
District, Mich.
Bond
Co., and Piper,
Hopwood,
as
2.90s,
3.70s, at a price,
Jaffray
&
3.30s, 3.60s
and
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.55%.
Lakeville, Minn.
Township School District
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
bonds
Independent School
District No. 353, Minn.
Stone.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Sale—The
$175,000 treat¬
plant facilities construction
ment
bonds
offered
2203—were
May 10—v.
awarded
to
195,
a
p.
group
composed of Juran & Moody, Inc.;
Kalman & Co., and E. J. Prescott
& Co., as 234s,
3.20s, 3.60s, 334s
and
3.90s, at
a
price of
par,
a
net
interest cost of about 3.74%.
a.m. (EST) on
Motley, Minn.
May 24 for the purchase of $138,Bond Sale—An issue of
$125,000
000
sewer
special
assessment
waterworks
improvement bonds
bonds. Dated April
1, 1962. Due
was sold to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopon
May 1 from 1963 to 1977 in¬
Wayne County, Livonia Drainage
Districts (P. O. Detroit), Mich.
Bond
project
until
construction loan bonds
on
May
for
24
Dated
April 1,
to the First Boston
1 from
gality
price
Corp., as 2%s,
100.43, a basis of
North Suburban
District
1963 to
11
the
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
totaling
of
$710,000.
1962. Due
May
on
1977 inclusive. Le¬
by
Miller,
field, Paddock & Stone.
approved
MICHIGAN
Can-
Minn.
Bond
Offering—Albert K. JoyDistrict Clerk, will receive
ner,
on
June
$450,000
be received until 8 p.m.
(EST)
May 24 for the purchase of $20,school
Due
1980
bonds.
on
Dated
June
inclusive.
1
June
from
1,
1963
Interest J-J.
Mankato), Minn.
$49,000 drain¬
bonds offered May 8—v. 195,
1858—were
awarded
to
the
Bond
on
age
p.
National
Paul
the
and
Bank
National
7
of
Bank
St.
of
8
for
the
sanitary
(CDST)
purchase of
p.m.
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
July 1
Inter¬
J-J.
Legality approved by
Owen, Marquart, Wind¬
& West.
Robbinsdale
Indep.
School Dist.
No. 281, Minn.
Sale—The
American
until
Dated July 1, 1962.
Dorsey,
Blue Earth County (P. O.
12
from 1965 to 1972 inclusive.
horst
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bids
sealed
est
MINNESOTA
Breedsville School District, Mich.
Sanitary Sewer
(P. O. Minneapolis),
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
school
wood.
clusive. Interest M-N.
bonds
to
to
p.m.
Bond Offerin g—Edward R.
drain
1962.
1964
on
Stockbridge School District, Mich.
totaling $1,380,000 offered May 10
—v.
195, p. 2201—were awarded
000
from
1, 1962. Due on Feb. 1 from 1965
District, Mich.
to
1987 inclusive.
Interest F-A.
Sale—The $60,000 tax an-,
Legality approved
by
Howard,
ticipation notes
offered May 7—
Peterson, LeFevere, L e f 1 e r &
v.
195, p. 2202—were awarded to
Haertzen.
the National Bank of Richmond.
be
Sale—The
of
about 2.70%.
County (P. O. Denton),
Maryland
1
(CDST)
Y
MARYLAND
Caroline
of
im¬
sewer
Note
Worcester, Mass.
a
sanitary
be received until 11
Bond
and
purchase
chase
school
Sale—The various purpose
$1,325,000 offered
195, p. 2309 — were
(CDST)
p.m.
Crystal, Minn.
28
2.75%.
Richmond
8
the
Hopkins Independent School Dist.
Note Sale—The $132,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered May 7—v.
195, p. 2203—were awarded to the
Bank
a
about
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
until
7:30
terest
Memphis Community School
District, Mich.
National
for
J.
Lake Orion, Mich.
totaling
awarded
1, 1962. Principal
(M-N)
payable at
Millinocket
by
field, Paddock & Stone.
at
at
Interest
approved
Thomas
Springfield College (P. O.
$1,300,000 school bonds. Due on
Springfield), Mass.
May 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl.
Bond Sale—An issue of $525,000
100,000 library bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1963 to 1982 incl. dormitory, first mortgage revenue
bonds was sold to the Housing and
50,000 town garage bonds. Due
Home Finance Agency, as 3V2S, at
on
May 1 from 1963 to 1972
a price of par.
inclusive.
or
on
$1,850,-
July 1,
July 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
gality
dock
follows:
ton,
(EST)
Kidder, Peabody
F. Brittain Kennedy sive. Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
2%s, at a price of 100.10, proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
of
Bond
of
on
until
5
Jan.
on
Other
Cardi¬
receive
and
as
Springfield, Mass.
Millinocket, Me.
Bond Offering—J. Fred
Tingley,
Town
Treasurer,
will
receive
Bank
will
Weddon, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
totaling $584,000 of¬
10—v. 195, p. 2201—
May
basis
a
Sale
bonds
MAINE
National
Due
1992
Dodge.
Bond
/:
interest
1962.
1
Bedford, Mass.
Bond Offering—Mark A. Castro,
City Terasurer,
will
receive
Dated June
Clerk,
of
provement, Series I general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
cost
Offering—Joseph
City
June
offered May
June 5 for the purchase of
000 sewer bonds.
Dated
In¬
New
the
,
Cheboygan, at 3%.
Bond
received
$4,150,000
Dearborn, Mich.
&
Legality approved by
Ropes & Gray.
for
L
195, p. 2202—were awarded to the
Michigan Citizens National Bank
of
be
on
Wright, Mc-
$50,000 tax anti¬
offered May 8—v.
notes
2s, at
as
basis
a
Brooklyn Park, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
ap¬
that
on
&
May
cipation
sealed
23
Legality
Cudlip.
the Board of- Trustees'will receive
pose
to Scharff &
Jones, Inc.
&
Mankato,
100.03,
•
Bond
terest J-D.
1982.
1962.
Interest J-J.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
various
group composed of Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co., State
Street Bank & Trust Company of
Boston, and Hemphill, Noyes &
Co., as 2%s, at a price of 100.26,
a basis of about 2.71%.
1857—were awarded
Dated
July 1
nal,
improvement bonds
$940,000
2308
p.
mut
construction
May 1, 1962.
Due
from 1964 to 1991 in¬
Note Sale—The
Shawmut Bank of
Framingham, Mass.
Bond
of
Cheboygan, Mich.
,i
can
school
sold
was
Boston, at 1.33%.
pose
purchase
Dated
clusive.
Le¬
'
'i
the
of
1.98%.
inclusive. Interest J-J.
Nov. 1 from 1962 to
on
afield & Wood.
were
and
on
for
proved by Dickinson,
Dated
gality approved by Hawkins, Del-
(P. O. Franklin), La.
Bond Sale—The $335,000 school
bonds offered May 10—v.
195, p.
Bank
bonds.
28
Kean
1999 inclusive.
000
May
$800,000
Commerce of
price
Due
Midland), Mich.
bonds.
Due
1,
(EST)
3
the
May
May 1, 1963.
$2,850,000 student union
revenue
1959.
bids
May
on
on
Dated
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8
p.m.
Bond Offering—Kurt M. Hertz-
(EDST)
Due
on May 21
$125,000 tax
of
Bullock School District
(P. O.
on
feld, Assistant Treasurer, will
ceive
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
,
2.73%,:
University (P. O.¬
Boston), Mass.
Bond
Sale
of
the
1962.
Hutzler,
100.03, a
Boston
macadam
St. Mary Parish, Fifth Ward
Special School District No. 1
bonds.
Bond
price
a
&
Pembroke, Mass.
7:30 p.m.
on
1
Legality approved by Foley,
The First
LOUISIANA
be received until
Aug.
Almstedt
Bros., Blyth & Co., Inc., Bankers
& Securities Co., Inc., Stein
Bros. & Boyce, Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., W. L. Lyons & Co.,
Graham-Conway Cor., Alden &
Co., Goodbody & Co., and The
Commission
from
Brothers
about
mem¬
Bond
Bond
Feb.
450,000 public improvement
$1,260,000
p.
2%s
par,
sealed
bonds.
school building revenue bonds of¬
May
receive
$775,000 public improvement road
to
April
1857—were awarded
p.
at
of
offered
Cox & Judell.
The
—
195,
2%s,
basis
7:30
anticipation notes.
bonds
Salomon
Parish
a.m.
Feb.
Kentucky
fered
11
the
(CST) on June
12 for the purchase of
$1,225,000
bonds, as follows:
Dated
Sale
will
Jury
bids until
of about 3.65%.
Bond
that
until
for
terest A-O.
Offering—Secretary J. E.
announces
Police
&
Jefferson Count (P .O.
18—v.
as
Rockwood), Mich.
Note
Offering—Raelph E. John¬
son, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
loan
project
to
Brownstown Township, Gibraltar
School District (P. O.
Le¬
Billerica, Mass.
from
Chalmette), La.
Franklin, Ky.
J-J.
Sale—The $404,000 school
Bond
April
St. Bernard Parish (P. O.
KENTUCKY
Interest
MASSACHUSETTS
,
Securities Co.
July 1 from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
gality approved by Miles & Stockbridge.
Harriman
Common School
Bond Sale—The
1987
/
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Phelps, Fenn
District No. 12 (P. O.
& Co.; Salomon Brothers & Hutz¬
Salina), Kan.
ler; Philadelphia National Bank;
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000 J.
C.
Bradford
&
Co.; Paribas
school building bonds was gold to
Corp.; Laidlaw & Co.; Francis I.
the Columbian Securities Corpo¬
duPont & Co.; American Securi¬
ration, as 3%s,/3%s, 3%s and 4s. ties
Corp.;
Trust
Company
of
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due on Sep¬ Georgia, Atlanta; National Shawtember 1 from 1964 to 1977 inclu¬ mut
Bank, - Boston;
Johnston,
sive.
Interest M-S.
Legality ap¬ Lemon & Co.; Illinois Co.; Abroms
proved by Dean & Dean.
& Co.; Industrial National Bank
of
Rhode £ Island,
Providence
Topeka, Kan.
Provident Bank, Cincinnati; First
Bond Offering—Frank L.t War¬
National
Bank,
Birmingham;
ren, Commissioner of Finance and
Revenue, will receive sealed bids Parker, Eisen, Waerkerle, Adams
& Purcell, Inc.; Wells & Christenuntil 11 a.m. (CST) on May 24 for
Inc.;
Alvis & Co.; Burns,
the purchase of $1,110,000 Kansas sen,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; Shelby
City
River
Interceptor
Sewer
Cullom
Davis
&
Co.;
Dewar,
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due
Robertson
&
Pancoast; Clement
on
June 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
A. Evans & Co., Inc.; R. James
clusive. Interest J-D.
Foster & Co., Inc.; J. S. Love Co,;
Wichita, Kan.
McMaster,
Hutchinson - &
Co.;
:
Bond Sale—The $4,890,000 bonds
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; James D.
offered May 15—v. 195, p. 2308— O'Donnell &
Co.; Taylor & Co.;
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.;
headed by the Morgan Guaranty
Watkins, Morrow & Co.; Arthur L.
Trust Company of New York City,
Wright & Co., Inc.; Jack M. Bass;
at a price of 100.007, a net interest & Co.,
Inc.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.;
cost of about 2.61%, as follows:
Doll & Isphording, Inc.; Oscar E.
$3,350,000 paving and sewer bonds, Dooly & Co.; Einhorn & Co.; Har¬
as 2%s.
rington & Co., Inc.; Hendrix &
;
1,400,000 library bonds, as 2V2S, Mayes, Inc.; Janney, Battles &
E. W. Clark, Inc.; Hamp Jones Co.;
2%s and 3s.
>
140,000 general public improve¬ Juran & Moody, Inc.; Kroeze, Mcment bonds, as 2V2S.
Larty & Co.; Mid-South Securities
Co.; Peoples National Bank, Char¬
Other members of the syndicate:
lottesville, Putnam & Co.; Felix
Salomon
Brothers
&
Hutzler; M.
Rives, Seasongood & Mayer,
Wertheim & Co.; Bache
& Co.;
Southern Bond Co.; Stubbs, WatBrown
Bros.
Harriman
&
Co.;
kins & Lombardo," Inc:; Thornton,
Rand & Co.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.;
Mohr,
Farish
&
Gauntt, • Inc.;
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; John
M. B.-Vick & Co.; Weil, Roth &
Small & Co., Inc.; Horner, BarksIrving Co. and Zahner & Co.
dale &
Co.
and
the
Salina County
1962. Due
61
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
on
May
31
until
for
4
the
p.m.
(CDST)
purchase
$1,050,000 school building bonds.
of
62
The Commercial and Financial
(2434)
district
Independent School
St. Louis Park
Bond Sale—The
June
$1,250,000 school
from
1
1962. Due on
J-D.
Legality ap¬
May 15
—v.
195, p.
awarded proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
|to a syndicate headed by Piper,
Springfield, Mo.
Jaffray & Hopwood, as 2.90s, 3s,.
.Bond Offering — J. Oliver
3.30s, 3.40s and 3V2S, at a price ofGideon, Director of Finance, will
par, a net interest cost of about'
receive sealed bids until; 11 a.m.3*32%. »(CST) on June 6 for the purchase
Other members of the syndicate:
of $6,750,000 public utility reve¬
Allison-Williams Co.; J. M. Dain
offered
2085—were
bonds
building
Co., Inc.; First National Bank,
Minneapolis; First National Bank,
St. Paul; Northwestern National'
&
Brick
inclu¬
19,92
to
1964
Interest
sive.
NEW JERSEY
system revenue
sewerage
bonds. Dated June 1,
District No. 283, Minn.
Offering
Union
Sal e—The
Trust
rjAor-
L.
—
R. Brower,
Due
1962.
Le¬
Interest J-J.
inclusive.
1975
1964 to
1 from
Jan.
on
school bonds
was
of
;
1963
terest M-S.
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Charles & Trauernicht.
/;
Trenton), N. J.
S a 1 e—Township
sealed
May
on
until
8
for
bids
the
17
$184,000
Waseca), Minn.
Sale
1
from
1963
purchase
Ernest
drain¬
Board
of
sealed
bids
1856
awarded to the
were
—
Bank of St. Paul.
First National
until
810,000
v
Due
on
A-O.
Sale—The $160,000 bridge
offered May 8 — v. 195,
2202 — were awarded to Alvis
& Company.
City .Clerk,
will' receive
water
bonds.
sewer
Dated
Mississippi (State of)
Offering —Joe T. Patter¬
Legality approved by Haw-
nofofioM
kins, Delafield & Wood.
County School Dist.
(P. O. Grant), Mont.
Bond
Offering — Frances Bren¬
District Clerk, will receive
Bend
ner,
Regional High School
(P. O. West Long
Branch), N. J.
Bond Offering—Sylvia M. Borst,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
bids
sealed
receive
re-
the
pur-
Due
bonds,
June
on
1992 inclusive,
until
8
general
$9,505,000
bonds,
as
General
and
Ex-
obligation
e$2,724^)00
a
follows:.
Due
Chinook, Mont.
1982
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $202,500 water system im¬
provement
bonds
scheduled
for
$9,195,000 Series A-2 bonds.
May
on
from
1
1963 to
inclusive.
310,000 building bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1963 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Dated
M-N.
Interest
approved by
1,
May
Legality
1962.
Charles and Trauernicht.
Monroe
fering
County Fourth Super¬
(P. O.
ment
for
Aberdeen), Miss.
trial
v.
Libby, Mont.
Sale—The $750,000 indus¬
plant bonds offered May 7 —
p. 2085—were awarded to
Bank
*
&
Co., and William S.
Morris & Co., as 3.30s, at a price
of 100.03, a basis of about 3.29%.
The of¬
city
improve¬
scheduled
for
2202—has
May 21.
school
Culver-Stockton College (P. O.
Canton), Mo.
$426,000
Bond
mitory
April 28
revenue
—
195,
v.
bonds
dor¬
offered
1858
p.
(MST)
chase
Sale—The
—were
sold to the
nance
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 3V2s, at a price
par.
Jackson
County Consolidated
until
8
serial
Other members of the syndicate:
be the first choice and
will
the
be
Haupt &
Co.; Boland, Saffin,
Gordon & Sautter; Fidelity Union
Co.; F, R.
Co., and J. R. Ross & Co.
Loeb
second
Offerin
until
8
p.m.
the
for
school
(EDST)
purchase
bonds.
Interest
approved
by
May
7
$400,000
May 1, 1962.
1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive.
on
June
on
of
M-N.
Hawkins,
Bond
000
Sale—An issue of $1,000,bonds was sold to the
Commerce
Trust
Company
of
Kansas
City and Stern Brothers
Co., as 3V2s, 3.40s, 3Vis and
3.20s, at a price of 100.01, a net
&
interest
cost
Dated June 1,
of
about
3.26%.
1962.
Due on June
1 from 1972 to 1982 inclusive.
In¬
terest J-D.
Legality approved by
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Stinson,
and
*
New
Offering
Bond
Jean
of
receive
Board
choice
and
the second
serial
bonds
will
be
Sale—The $250,000 public
improvement bonds offered May
choice.
No. 6
Bond
Offering
—
Barbara
sealed
p.m.
Trust
$15,000
Company of Jefferson City.
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dist.
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
3
will
p.m.
the
receive
(CDST)
for
the
purchase
Coldwater
Creek
of
Board
sealed
bids
May 28
$4,500,000
Sub-
1
until
for
8
the
(MST)
purchase
of
will
be
the
second
choice.
Bond
—
The
(P. O. Parish), N. Y.
Offering — Wells Harter,
for
the
purchase
school bonds.
$135,000 city
refunding bonds offered May 7 —
v.
195, p. 2085—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray ^..Hopwood.
rr
Dated
Due
1
on
June
Interest
approved
& Wood,.
by
.R
$1,204,000
June
from
inclusive.
of
1, 1962.
1964 to
J-D.
Hawkins,
May
March
from
Clerk,
will
until
11
for
the
24
school
bonds.
1970
to
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
a.m.
15, 1962. Due
1967
terest
Dated
March 15
on
inclusive.
In¬
M-S.
Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Mount Vernon City School Dist.,
v
New York
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received until
on
June 5 for the
11 a.m. (EDST)
purchase of $7,-
200,000 school bonds.
Croghan and
(P. O. Beaver Falls),
New York
Bond
Sale—The
$161,000 school
building bonds offered May 8—v.
195, p. 2203—yvere awarded to Ira
Haupt & Co., as 2%s, at a price of
100.14,
basis of about 2.73%'.
a
New York
City Housing Authority,
NeW York
t
.
Note Offering—Chairman Wil¬
liam
Reid
that
announces
the
Authority will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on May 22
for
the
purchase of $31,845,000
temporary loan notes, as follows:
$9,845,000
Due
Series
on
22,000,000
.
Due
Dated
at
until
24
for
11
the
on
CTN-33
notes.
V
Sept.
13, 1962.
Series CTN-34
notes.
Feb. 13, 1963.
June
14,
Chemical
1962.
Bank
Payable
New
York.
sive.
the
public
1
from
improvement
1963
Interest
by
proved
to
A-O.
Sykes,
inclu-
1979
Legality
ap-
Galloway
&
^
Dikeman.
Huntington Union Free School
District No.
13
(P. O. Hunt¬
school
—
The
building
May 15
—
v.
a
$4,845,000
offered
\
Levitt will
sealed bids at his
Office
New
1
(State of)
Offering j— State
troller Arthur
Building,
York
(EDST)
City
May
on
Comp¬
receive
office, The State
270 Broadway,
7, until 11 a.m.
23 for
the
pur¬
chase of $57,330,000 housing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
1
from
1964
to
2012
inclusive.
pay¬
able at the Chase Manhattan Bank
of New York City.
Pembroke Fire District
195, p. 2310 — were
syndicate headed by
as
Other members of the syndicate:
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Roosevelt
& Cross; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc.;
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.;
duPont
Bond
paratus and equipment
fered
April
17—v.
manent
tion,
bonds of¬
195,
awarded to the
were
1859—
p.
Niagara Per¬
Savings & Loan Associa¬
2.80s, at a price of par.
as
Pendleton
Water
District
(P. O.
Lockport), N. Y.
Co.; First
of Michigan Corporation; Adams,
&
Co., Inc.; Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc.; Tilney & Co.;
R. James Foster & Co., Inc. and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
'
Sale—The $40,000 fire ap¬
&
McEntee
(P. O.
Corfu), N.Y.
3V4S,
at a price of 100.08, a net interest
cost °f about 3.24%.
I.
Bond
York
bonds
Halsey, Stuart & Co./ Inc.,
Francis
:
*
New
Principal and interest (J-D)
ington Station), N. Y.
Sale
Lane.
(EDST)
purchase of
bonds. Dated April 1, 1962. Due On
April
Company of New York City.
Legality approved by
Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
a.m.
Bond
water
Sale
bonds
195, p.
a
2311
The
—
offered
awarded
were
—
composed
group
$1,200,000
May 15—v.
of
to
the Marine
Trust
Company of . Western New
in Buffalo, Blair & Co.,
Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, and the
York,
Islip and Brookhaven Union
Free School District No. 5
Manufacturers
Company of Buffalo, as 3s, at a
price of 100.28, a basis of about
Bond
Offering—Bernard F. Mc¬
Laughlin, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
of
on
bids
until!
May 22 for
2
the
re¬
p.m.
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on
'
by
M-N.
Legality
Sykes, Galloway
&
Traders
and
Trust
*
Saliha and
Clay Central School
District No.
1
(P.O.
Liverpool), N.Y.
$255,000 school building
May 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Interest
3.22%.
pur¬
1992
Legality
Delafield
V'-H
bids
(P. O. Blue Point), N. Y.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May
23
Whitefish, Mont.
Sale
May
Central School Dist. No. 2
bonds will be the first choice and
Bond
bids
$298,000
liamstown and West Monroe
building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1963.
Amortization
bonds
will
Bond Offering—A.F. Sulla, Jr.,
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
Albion, Parish, Orwell, Hastings,
Mexico, Amboy, Richland, Wil-
school
of
on
Trunk
bids
June
serial
Bond Offering —
Acting Secre¬
tary-Treasurer
Charles
Clardy
that
on
NEW YORK
Cos-
to the Boatmen's National Bank of
St. Louis, and the Central Missouri
2085—were awarded
p.
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
(P. O. Big Timber), Mont.
will receive
Trustees
Principal and interest
payable at the Woodbridge
(J-J)
griff, District Clerk,
until
inclusive.
National Bank.
Bond
announces
An-
of
Sweet Grass County School Dist.
Jefferson City, Mo.
195,
H.
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
Fizzell.
7—v.
Offering—Helen
Helper,
derson,
Secretary
of
Board
of
Trustees, will
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May
(MST) on May 21 for the pur¬
28 for the purchase of $4,500,000
chase of $160,000 school building
school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Amor¬
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1980
tization
bonds will be the first
Clerk
—
District
p.m.
Harrison, N. Y.
\
awarded to
Jersey
Interest
Trust
Legality
Woodbridge Township School
District (P.O. Woodbridge),
•
Bond
Charles J.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Bond
County, Lambert High
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Lambert), Mont.
1992* inclusive.
Long Beach City School \
District, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Frances Morri¬
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1991 inclusive,;
& Wood.
2202.
Richland
school
—
i;
Jan. 1 from
on
.
Interest J-D. Legality approved by
Delafield
School District No. 2 (P.O.
Raytown), Mo.
Offering
Dated
Due
p.
g—Joseph R
of Board of
Coombs, Secretary
Education, will receive sealed bids
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of May 7
195,
Bond
Gaughan, Town Supervisor,
receive sealed bids until 2
Gn
_^e„u' Jersey
Bond
choice.
—v.
&
Upper Pittsgrove School Dist.,
™
p.m.
May 29 for the pur¬
$135,000 school bonds.
July 1, 1962. Amortization
bonds
District, N. Y.
sealed
on
bonds will
>
Cole &
of
Dated
Hamburg, Master Sanitary Sewer
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
Offering—H. Dawes Lott,
of Board of Trustees, will
bids
Le¬
3.83%.
Newburger,
(P. O. Twin Bridges), Mont.
sealed
M-N.
(EDST) on June 12 for the purchase of $3,500,000 sanitary sewer
Co.,
&
to
No. 1
Inc., bidding for
$2,027,000 bonds, as 3.85s, at a
price of 100.17, a basis of about
Ingen
Co., of Newark; John J.
Ryan & Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
County, Twin Bridges
High School District No. 7
receive
Interest
V
Fleisch-*
J.
Legality approved by Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman.
Offering—Ernest Haffner,
offered
May 15—v.
195, p. 2202—were awarded- to a
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
Ira
1964
1962. Due
New Bremen,
inclusive.
.♦
Watson Central School Dist.
Trust
Madison
Clerk
bonds
^ \
J-J.
Clifton Park, Fischer Ferry Fire
District (P. O. Rexford), N. Y.
1982
inclusive.
1990
to
Offering—M.
July 1,
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
way & Dikeman.
,
.
South Plainfield School Dist., N. J.
Bond
Sale
—
The $2,030,000
Bond
MISSOURI
of
—
originally
7—v. 195, p.
been rescheduled
of Mem¬
phis.
$75,000
of
bonds
May
195,
the First National
;
Offering Rescheduled
visors District
Bond
May 8—v. 195, p. 2202—has been
postponed until June 4. V ' T C
Delafield &
by Hawkins,
1962
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
May 29 for the purchase, of
$2,375,000 city hall bonds. Dated
iSSh
Yor£ Trust Company, both
^ and bpe"c^
£°'; a & Co., Wood,
Hayden,
Stone
(EDST) on June 14 for the
purchase" rot' $2,213,000 , school
proved
Wood.
Bond
$300,000
0
231j*s ^^awarded to
indicate Laded bTtht Chase
^anhatt®n BaL Chemical Bank-
Bond
p.m.
Long Beach, N. Y.
;
on
p.m.
be the second choice.
from
sealed
•Patchogue), N.Y.
■
1
son,
District Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
officio
Secretary of State Bond
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on
May 28 for the purchase of $50,000
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on May 29 for the purchase of $45,000
Commission, will receive separate school bonds. Dated June
1, 1962,
sealed bids until
10 a.m. (CST)
Amortization bonds will be the Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1984 inclu- fire house bonds. Dated May 1,
on
sive.
Interest F-A.
May 23 for the purchase of first choice and serial
Legality ap- 1962. Due on May 1 from 1963 to
bonds will
Attorney
son,
ber
Interest A-O.
'
T
3
on May 24 for the pur¬
of.$3,219,000, school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on Octo¬
In-
Brookhaven Union Free School
~
until
bids
(EDST)
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood.
'
*°nd
sealed
chase
J-D.
Struthers
District
Beaverhead
.
p.m.
for
ceive
man,
2:30
school
N.
Anderson, District Clerk, will re¬
,
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on May
23
for
the
purchase of $26,000
storm
(P. O. Liberty), N. Y.
Offering — William
Bond
,
Florence
until
1, 1962.
1963 to
Hawkins,
Offering—Russell O. Cole,
Shore
MONTANA
p.
No. 7
from
terest
;\'Y:-!r;-,
.
J-D.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht.
Brookhaven), Miss.
bonds
receive
p.m.
,
J.
Interest
Lincoln County (P. O.
Central School District No. 1
District No. 24 (P. O.
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
MISSISSIPPI
i
bids
$373,000
Dated June
Hanrahan,
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
1963
to
1967
inclusive.
Interest
bonds.
Bond
2
(CDST)
1 for the purchase of $2,student housing revenue
June
on
will
Directors
the
that
announces
of
of
Legality approved by
Donovan,
c
Mrs.
—
Mayv 22
(EDST)on
McGovern & Lane.
Bond
Offering
sealed
chase
1977 inclusive. In-
to
r
George, District Clerk, will
ceive
various purpose bonds,
1, 1962. Due on June
Offering—Secretary John
bonds offered May 7—y. 195,
age
p.
H.
The $56,000
—
B.
(EDST)
p.m,
St. Louis), Mo.
Bond
Bond
Clerk
Dated June
Sullivan,
Bond
-
-
-
Bond
,,
Brookhaven Union tree School
District No. 10 (P. O.
V
Shoreham), N. Y.
-
Ewing Township (P. O.
terest J-D.
Washington University (P. O.
County (P. O.
'■
1
Township Committee will receive
1982
to
t
'•'?»*>
sold to the Boat¬
3V2s, 3V8s, 3.10s and 3s. Dated
1, 1962.
Due on March 1
as
*
John A. Garzio announces that the
May
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
Waseca
sink, Rockland and Thompson
New-
$475,000
men's National Bank of St. Louis,
from
'
•
■
Liberty, Bethel, Fallsburgh, Never-
$1,895,000
Company
''
Monday, May 21, 1962
.
No' 1 <P'°-
D
0
Bond Sale—An issue of
will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on May 24
for the purchase of $90,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
>
.
chool Dist.
chase of $895,000 school bonds,
ark; Ira Haupt & Co.; Herbert J.' °ated June 15, 1962. Due on June
Sims & Co., Inci; F. R. Cole & Co.,
^ from 1963 to 1992 inclusive,
and J. R. Ross & Co., bidding for
Interest J-D. Legality approved
nue
bonds. Dated June
1, 1962.
$1,894,000. bonds,: as 33/4s/. at a by Sykes, Galloway;;:& Dikeman.;,
Due on June 1 from 1965 to 1987
price of 100.06, a basis of about
,,,
I"
inclusive.. Interest J-D.•-Legality
Stillwater, Minn.
Clerk,
Chazy
.
New York
school bonds offered May 10—v.
Bond Offering — Mary L.
195, p. 1975—were awarded to a Gregory,
District
Clerk,
will
syndicatev composed
of
Boland, receive sealed
bids until noon
Saffin; Gordon & Sautter; Fidelity (EDST) on May 29 for the pur-r
Bond
,
Bond
Plattsburgh,
Township School District
(P. O. Brick Town), N. J.
Bank, Minneapolis; Caldwell, Phil- approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell.
lips Co.; Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,
and Sampair, Egan & Schaps.
- :
Washington School District, Mo.
City
Beekmantown,
Chronicle
Bond
school
195,
p.
Sale
bonds
—
The
$1,580,000
May 15—v.
offered
2311—were awarded
approved
syndicate;
Dikeman.
Stuart
&
headed
Co.^ Inc.,.
by
as
to
a
Halsey,
3.20s, at a
Volume
195
Number
i
6161
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'•
..
price
of
101.05,
basis
a
Magnus & Co.,
about
of
3.09%.
cf
lOOill,
Other members of the syndicate:
Chemical Bank New York Trust
as 3%s, at a price
basis of about 3.36%.
a
$171,570" street improvement
bonds, Series T962-1. ~
Due on
Beachwood, Ohio
Bond
Sale
cial
$438,310
Fre¬
Sewer
mont-Green
District
spe¬
bonds
assessment
May
7—v.
195,
Series
offered
from
76,270
awarded to McDonald & Co., as 3s,
at
price
a
of
100.50,
basis
a
\
of
awarded
to
a
Wertheim
of
&
bonds
scheduled
for
from
May
&
of
/.
Offering:—Clark
14—v.
the purchase of $975,000
College of Syracuse Univer¬
Dated
Nov.
1 .from
1,
Hawkins,
Due
1959.
1962 to
&
-<v
...
•
.
;
Utica, N. Y.
r
New
$1,125,000 vari¬
public improvement bonds of¬
fered
May
tan
195,
to
2311—
p.
Chase
Manhat¬
Bank, and Bankers Trust Co.,
both
at
17—v.
awarded
were
of New
York
City,
2.60s,
as
price of 100.49.
a
from
1
S
a
anticipation
7-v.
to
195,
j
a.
1 e—The
Clark fe
of 100 03,
price
Bond
Secretary
Easter-
of Local
Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids
in Raleigh until
11
bonds
No.
1
a
June
on
inclusive.
from
1
1963
to
1989
Payable at the Chase
Manhattan
Bank
of
New
York
City.
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.
Canton, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
of
Bond
Easter-
Secretary
ment
Commission, will receive
bids
in Raleigh until
11
(EST)
on
May 22 for the
of Local
Govern¬
sealed
a.m.
purchase of $80,000 bridge bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
1
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
In¬
terest J-D.
Legality approved by
Hoyt, Washburn &
Mc¬
Reed,
Lexington, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
Bond
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
separate sealed bids until 11 a.m.
chase
May
on
of
for
29
the
$1,000,000 bonds,
pur¬
as
fol¬
lows:
$600,000
water
bonds.
Due
1963 to
June 1. from
1986
on
in¬
clusive.
400,000
sanitary
Due
on
1986
a
about
1
from
1963
June
1,
1962.
Interest
Bond
Sale—An issue of
sanitary
bonds
sewer
American
Company
of
price of
a
was
National
NORTH
price of 100.08,
$15,000
sold
Bank
Danville,
to
3.49%.
Walsh
as
p.
Frederick
A.
Oct.
1, 1963 and
Legality ap¬
by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
proved
on
A-O.
liams.
a
5s.
Sale—An issue of $50,000
sold to Bar-
was
Kindred & Co., as 4y4s, at a
price of 100.60, a basis of about
4.17%.
Dated May 15, 1962. Due
cus,
Manheim Central School Dist., Pa.
Carnegie)
bonds
e
Bond Offering-Michael
of
about
members
Smith
a
net in-
3.49%.
the
of
syndiPierce Fen-
Inc.; Pacific North-
£°'>
^
B d2
M
$125,000
bonds
building
Dated
June
on
lusive
j- from
equipment
and
June
j
1963
interest
1962
to
J-D.
May
fire
4—v.
Due
19„
in_
Legality
Principal and in¬
payable at the Mor¬
YorkCity.
proved
Legality
Sinkler,
Gibbs
by
Simons.
Sa.e—The $400,000 sewe*
bonds offered May 11 —
195,
v.
2203—were
p.
Alester G.
awarded
to
Furman Co., and Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
V."3;
and -4s.
as
3.90s
■
Richland-Lexington Airport
'
District, S. C.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
until
noon
(EST)
June 5 for the purchase of
000 airport bonds.
Dated
1962.
1982
on
Due
on
June 1 from 1963 to
County,
DAKOTA
Chamberlain
Chamberlain), S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Wilma L. Smith,
District
until
Clerk,
7:30
will
v.
a
building
1962.
Co.,
Kidder,
Peabody
&
1,
1963
1962.
to
Due on June
inclusive.
1972
Interest J-D.
dle
^
send,
q0
De
Crouter
Haven
&
Co.
Bid-
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
1 from
Bodine, Elkins,
Morris, Stokes & Co., Hess, Grant
July
by
1,
1965 to
Interest J-J.
approved
Le¬
Faegre
!V
!
&
Dewey County, Isabel Indep.
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Isabel), S. Dak.
Bond
bonds
p.
Sale—The
offered
$115,000 school
May
9 — v. 195,
2203—were awarded to Kalman
& Co., Inc.
Town-
&
bids
p.m.
Benson.
$2,000,000 school
bonds offered May 10—
195, p. 1975—were awarded to
syndicate composed of Drexel &
receive
(CST) on May 21
for the purchase of $120,000 school
gality
revenue
Indep.
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Bond Sale—The
Beatty,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on May
28 for the purchase of $585,392.20
$2,700,July 1,
inclusive.
Perry & Pohl"
GhuL
from
' &
'.
system
1977
Eugene, Ore.
1
ap¬
Pendleton, S. C.
approved by Burgwin, Ruff in,
Bond
land,
Gettysburg, S. Dak.
Offering — Richard
City
New-
County School District
(P. O. Adel), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 school
bonds offered April 24—v. 195, p.
& Remington, Inc., and Robert L.
Whittaker & Co., as 2s, 2y4s, 2V2s,
23/4s, 2.90s and 3s, at a price of
98.64%, a net interest cost of
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) 011
May 22 for the purchase of $175,000
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
abcut
1 from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.
Lake
No. 21
awarded
to
the
First
2.95%.
bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
May 22 for the purchase of
$47,558 sewer improvement bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
from 1963 to 1982
terest
Due
on
Dec. 1
inclusive.
In¬
J-D.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Whitehall, Ohio
<
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
sessment
bonds
$119,813.13
special
as¬
offered
May
9—
v.
195, p. 1974—were awarded to
the Ohio State Bank of Columbus,
3s, at
price of 100.45,
a
a
basis
r
Willoughby-East Lake City School
District
(P. O. Willoughby),
Ohio
Bond
p.
Sale
bonds
—
The!
offered
2086—were
•
comosed
$1,000,000
May 15—v.
awarded
of
to
a
Halsey,
&
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, KenMacArthur
&
Co.,
and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., as
3V8S, at a price of 100.40, a basis
ower,
about
sley,
awarded
(J-J)
Guaranty Trust Company of
New
Pealer,
m" fEDST?
^purchase of
lor
on
195,
$32,000
gan
Brule
sealed
3.07%.
Zanesville, Ohio
offered
2086—were
Dated
July
1,
July 1 from 1963 to
SOUTH
Pa
Washington County (P. O.
Marietta), Ohio
Offering—Harry E. Pettit,
County Auditor, will receive
of
Sale—T h
on
inclusive.
Scott Township (P. O.
Bond
Stuart & Co., Inc., B. J. Van Ingen
•
1975
f
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency, as 3V2S, at a price
nance
syndicate
County Bank of Graf¬
bonds.
Due
V' Bond
*
sold to the
school
DAKOTA
May 29 for the purchase
technical
education
on
terest
May 3J96,7' 1972 and 1977'
Ch'/rlls^ffyripp &RCo 7T31ankenchin
re¬
noon
$550,000
Bond
price of 100 01
cater Merrill Lynch
&
will
until
May 28.
cost
Other
(EST)
bids
inclusive.
Dunmore, PaS
University of Akron (P. O.
Akron), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$885,000 dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
May 7 — v. 195, p. 1714 — were
Bond
195,
3%s, at
terest
Commissioners,
sealed
1975—were
Due
Interest
&
Antwerp, Ohio
■station
Offering
1962.
1,
OHIO
Bond
Ohio
cial assessment bonds. Dated June
as
par.
July 1
*
syndicate headed by the First
a
County
7"te£st M-N. Elliott & approved
by Townsend, Legality
Munson.
Bond Offering—Thomas
.
Grafton, N. Dak.
the
1987
to
on
sold
$1,400,000
water works bonds offered May
7—v. 195, p. 1975—were awarded
a
of about 2.91%.
Bond Sale—The
$20,000 munici¬
pal purpose bonds offered May 7—
v.
195, p. 2086—were awarded to
ton,
1963
Due
Offering—The
Bond
noon
as
Yanceyville Sanitary Dist., N. C.
Trust
July 1, 1962.
$95,000
was
?,eanT
May 29 for the purchase of $178,UUJ
sidewalk
improvement spe-
street
chell.
2%s, at
Dated
revenue
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
of
$117,000
school
bonds
scheduled for May 9—v. 195, p.
2086—has
been
postponed until
nnJFnluOhio
assessment
(EDST)
p.m.
Clackamas), Ore.
ner
,
8
.Mannn3hhfnrn,trLLUnfhnnHf
school
bonds.
S2
$2,100,000
refunding bonds
bonds
kins,
ceive
1962.
Y°VnKCity until
AYditor> wi"la<teive Dated June Improvement bonds. stroud"&"co„ In^arnaTl,
Bancroft
sealed bids
(EST) on
to
J-D.
Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
the
Bond
bonds.
sewer
June
inclusive.
Dated
"
until
of par.
Carthy.
(EST)
received
Offering—Ansel M. Haw¬
Chairman
of
Board
of
program
Sa?ie
ship, Gould & Blakely, Inc,,, and % West Chester Area Joint School
May 4—v.' 19* n'S'.K.
19,5, p.
\;|IesS:'j&k'McFa.ul'win^::,;>
■'
Authority (P. O. West
awarded to Magnus &
Chester), Pa.
Toledo,
1964.
ling,
p.
First
■Chester City School Authority, Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
from
Clackamas County, Clackamas
Water District (P. O.
2%s,
as
a.m.
Due
195,
the
Oregon, in Port¬
tax
net .interest
-
to
Greenville), S. C.
Bond
bids
OREGON
to
$43,000
special
3V2S, at
as
basis
(EST) on -May 22 for the
purchase of $775,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
building
CAROLINA
offered
2086—\V6re
Co.,
(P. O. Stillwell),
R. J. Edwards, Inc.
1982
to
Sale—The $143,002 Sewer
District
Offering—W.. E.
-
be
SSa1e-An'>isfueO0f
school
Interest
Co.,
Newt
North Carolina
ling,
1962.
cost of about 2,86%.
Bertie County (P. O. Windsor),
Bond
1963
notes
offered
May
2086-were awarded
p
Fahey,
at
"
Sequoyah County Independent
School District No. I' (P. O.
Due
Rieg&lfLocal School
District, Ohio
Note
NORTH CAROLINA
,
bonds.
sewer
9—v.
awarded
PENNSYLVANIA
"Bond
to
1963
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey.
Bond Sale—The
ous
from
J-D.
Wood.
,\..iv\
1
Jurfe£~f,
Dated
Legality approved by
"
constructlon bonds.
inclusive.
In¬
.
>
inclusive.
Dec.
on
Nov.
on
1999 inclusive.
Delafield
y--
1972
9,020 sanitary
bonds.
revenue
Dec.
on
May
water
of
Interest
oftofnf-"sealed'
Bcnd
Bond
Due
May
on
$65,000
land.
'will'be received until May 24 for
a.m.
$16,870 Water supply line bonds,
for
terest M-N.
offered
National Bank of
1
inclusive.
1962.
Sale—The
2203—were
ytnuoCriSchool
Independent adA
District No. 25
follows:
Ahlberg,
(EDST)
sity student union
Dec.
on
1992
1,
bonds
OKLAHOMA
(EST) on
May 29 for the purchase of $25,890 special assessment bonds, as
Vice-President, will receive sealed
Utica
to
1
of'Counfy"
sealed bids until 11
Syracuse University (P.<0.
Syracuse), N. Y.
29
1963
June
Dec.
improve¬
Due
Sanders & Dempsey;
noon
nnn
bids until 11 a.m.
Wickiup Water District (P. O.
Astoria), Ore.
Bond
inclusive.
area
bonds.
195,; p.; 2203-haSmbeen postponed
until
.
Bond
1982
on
sewer assessment
(EDST), on May 28.
Co.;
Co.,,
Lucas County (P. O. Toledo),
Second -District Securities Corp.,
J. R. Willistom & Beane, Cooley
nffovi™a-',0A
n
thm,*
& Co., and Model, Roland & Co.,felder, Clerk
Board
as
2V?s, at a price of 100.61, a
Commissioners;^ will
receive
basis of about
Francis I.
duPont
Paribas
Corp.,
Dreyfus
Co.y
.;
to
Due
SOUTH
Greenville County (P. O.
in¬
J-D- Legality approved by Squire,
r
Offering Postponed—The offer-/
ing of $54,675.66
Co., Goodbody &
2.41%.
1963
drainage
Dated
-
Dalton, Ohio
-
,
195, p. 2202 — were
syndicate composed
v.
—
1972
"
Bond Sale—The various purpose
bonds totaling $4,755,000 offered
10
to
•
1962-2,
ment
about 2.91%.
Syracuse, N. Y..
1963
94,690 street improvement bonds,
2086—were
p.
from
1
National Eank of Oregon, in Portland.
clusive.
The
—
63
.
Dec.
Co., New York; Blair & Co., Inc.;
'Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Inc.; and Adams, McEntee &
Co., Inc.
May
(2435)
•
.
Offering—G. Reed
City
Auditor,
will
Grim-
receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
May 28 for the purchase of $342,bonds, as follows:
•
~
-
to '530
OVJfc fAto*.
Auditor,
In-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Co.; The
Quirk &
Co., Inc.; James A. Andrews &
Co., Inc.; Eldredge & Co.; Inc.;
Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; The
Illinois
Company,'- Anderson
&
Strudwick; Baker, Watts & Co.;
Field, Richards & Co.; Fridley &
Frederking; Harkness & Hill, Inc.;
Talmage & Co.; Janney, Battles &
E. W. Clark, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood, and Schmidt, Roberts
Ohio
County, Volin Indep.
Yankton
School District No. 60
(P. O.
Volin), S. Dak.
Bond Offering — Frances
Bak,
will receive seaieu
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 24
for the purchase of $10,000 school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due
District Clerk,
June
on
1963 and
1,
1964.
Inter¬
est J-D.
UTAH
William Blair &
Company; King,
Inc.;
Legality approved by
terest J-D.
Faegre & Benson.
City, Utah
Bond
totaling $11,500,000 offered
May 15
v.
—
awarded to
a
the Harris
195, p. 2088 — were
syndicate headed by
Trust
&
p.
tan
Bank
New
of
York
City,
dicate
Knox County
'
J
,
school
7
Independent School
District, Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(P. O. Knoxville),
pnnpCepp
Sale
Bond
Birdville
The
—
offered
bonds
May
2300—were awarded
p.
Bond
Sale—The
various
were
Federation
pur¬
May 28 for the
inclusive.
■
Legality
by the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank of Chicago, Bankers
Trust Company and the First Na¬
tional City
Bank, both of New
York City, as 4.80s, 3.10s and Is,
at a price of
100.007, a net in¬
Interest
M-S.
Vinson,
by
approved
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
Lubbock Christian
College, Texas
Bond Sale—The $285,000 dormi¬
tory
revenue
bonds offered April
bids
Agency,
3%s, at
as
1
from
Bond Offering—Thad
Co., Inc.;)Weeden & Co.;
Third National Bank in Nashville;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Robert
Winthrop & Co.; Brown Brothers
Harriman & Co.; Fir^t U. S. Cor¬
poration, and the Mid-South Se¬
until
bids
6:30
(CST)
on
May 22 for the purchase of $250,000
p.m.
waterworks
Dated June 1,
from
1968
1989
to
bonds.
revenue
1962. Due
on
May 1
inclusive.
In¬
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall
Vanderbilt
University (P. O.
Nashville), Tenn.
Bond Offering—Edwin S. Gard¬
ner, Treasurer, will receive sealed
(CST)
&
Horton.
of
Dfi
Bond
works
Sale
light
and
—
The
and
sewer
$14,000,000
power,
system
Bond
be
water¬
revenue
bonds
offered May 10 — v.
195,
2204—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by the First Boston
p.
son,
City
sealed
Manager,
bids
until
will
receive
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
May 22 for the purchase of
$300,000 waterworks and sewer
system bonds. Dated June 1, 1962.
on
Corporation, and Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co., as 5s,
Due
2.90s, 3s and 3.10s, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
3.04%.
McCall,
Call &
North
Legality
Parkhurst,
revenue
Crowe,
East
(P.
first
O. San Antonio),
Sale—An issue of
mortgage
stadium
$165,000
Inc.
Office Building, 270 Broadway,
at 11 o'clock A. M.
May 7
awarded
$225,000
195,
v.
—
p.
State
—
Lynch,
offered
& Co., Inc.
May 17 publicly
on
issue
an
3V4,
3,
of
$16,000,000
5,
Pershing,
3.30,
those due in 1964 to 3.50% in 1988
to
for
on
Mitchell.
3.70%
the
issue
bid of
a
the
for
The group
at
2000
Rated
100.0118 for
AA
ma¬
high bidder
competitive sale
the
sion
Local
on
Sealed
bids
at
interest
Standard
by
&
Gordon Ben¬ Poor's,
the bonds rank equally
of State Commis¬ with $20,000,000 outstanding series
Debt, will receive A bonds. They are being issued
Room
228, Finance to
continue
construction
of
a
Building, Richmond, until noon $125,000,000 Metropolitan Sewer
(EST) on May 23 for the purchase authorization
and
are
payable
of $4,500,000 school bonds.
Dated from
the
net
revenues
of
the
1963
1982
to
Due on July 1 from Metropolitan Sewer System.
inclusive.
Payable
Moses Lake, Wash.
in Rich¬
the Bank of Virginia,
at
mond,
City.
22
until
for
8
purchase
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
4
p.m.
(PDST)
on
May 21 for the purchase
$91,000 school bonds.
of
County Auditor, will receive
28
for
(PDST)
the
purchase of
$1,400,000 park bonds. Dated June
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1964
to
1977
inclusive.
Interest
ment
June
6
for
the
Valley, Hixton, Irving, Komensky,
Knapp, Manchester, Millston,
Northfield, Springfield and
Dcwhurst
Shefelman.
Sale—The $200,000 prom¬
notes
offered May 7
—
issory
DIVIDEND
(Towns) Joint
School Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Black River Falls), Wis.
Note
revenue
&
of
Goldman,
195,
v.
—
a group
Sachs
&
White, Weld & Co., Weeden
Co.,
Co., and Ballman &
3y2s
and
100.001,
2.90s,
at
Main,
as
price
a
of
interest
net
a
of
cost
Mayville (City), Hubbard, LeRoy,
I^omira, Theresa and Williamstown
(Towns) Joint Sch. District No. 5
(P. O. Mayville), Wis.
Haldeman,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
for
28
1 p.m.
the
school bonds.
Due
on
(CDST)
purchase
June
inclusive.
of
on
from
May
$1,680,000
Dated June
1
Interest
1, 1962.
1963
J-D.
to
1982
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Oshkosh,
Bond
hall
the
—
bonds
195,
v.
Sale
p.
May
city
16
of
Bank
price
—
Chi¬
and Robert W. Baird &
Inc., jointly,
a
$700,000
offered
National
First
cago
cost
Wis.
The
2204—were awarded to
of
as
Co.,
2%s and 2.90s, at
100.04,
of about
a
interest
net
2.80%.
(Towns) Joint
School Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Thorp), Wis.
Bond
Offering
for
the
—
Ami
M.
general
Dated
from
(CDST)
purchase
obligation
Bartl,
1963
to
of
on
May
$897,000
school
1981
bonds.
Due
May 1, 1962.
terest M-N.
bonds.
River Falls
(City), Hixton
(Village), Adams, Alma, Brockway, Curran, Franklin, Garden
J-D.
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
&
until
Black
Wash.
Bond Offering—Robert A. Mor¬
May
Beloit, Wis.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
10
2088—were awarded to
composed
24
purchase of $695,000 city improve¬
King County,
ris,
May
bids until 2 p.m.
No. 40 (P. O.
Ephrata), Wash.
until
p.
mortgage
offered
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
WISCONSIN
received
system
bonds
of
County, Warden School
District
be
tric
(PDST)
p.m.
the
WASHINGTON
Bond
Manitowoc, Wis.
Sale—The $1,500,000 elec¬
Bond
and Worden
bids
May
$99,000 park
Grant
Cutler.
City Manager, will receive
on
J-D.
Thorp (City), Thorp, Butler,
sealed
Legality
Logan.
Interest
Hixton, Mead, Reseburg, Withee
gener,
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
&
June 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Bond Offering—Chester L. Wag-
at the Chase Manhattan
or
Bank of New York
1982
to
com¬
Bond Offering—J.
nett, Secretary
Due
W.
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CDST)
on
May 22 for the purchase of
$900,000 school bonds. Dated June
was
bination of coupons, a net
cost of 3.633%.
County (P. O.
Richmond), Va.
.
will
Bond Offering—F. B.
Sale—Blyth
and associates
Treas¬
and
Mitchell,
1, 1962.
Clerk,
arte¬
2204
Merrill
to
City
Metropolitan Seattle, Wash.
Bond
Va.
Henrico
erts
New York 7, New York
Sale—The
fered
'
Offerin g—Emma
Schulz,
about 2.90%.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
of New York
In¬
Island, Wash.
were
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962.
by
revenue
bonds was sold to Dittmar &
Co.,
Inc., and Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
will sell at his
office, at the State
the
at
&
Mc¬
T exas
Bond
Comptroller of the State
May 23, 1962
receive
(PDST)
rial street improvement bonds of¬
Peter
by
on July
1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality turity.
by
Independent School
Bond
inclusive.
1982
Due
on
The
a.m.
3.40, 3V2
and
urer's
office,
Richmond,
3.70% sewer revenue bonds, series
noon
(EST) on May 22 for the
purchase
of $360,000
dormitory B, at prices to yield from 2% for
Horton.
District
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;* Carl M.
Lceb, Rhoades & Co.; Wertheim &
approved
Mercer
June
until 3V4,
April 1 from 1971 to 1988
on
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Coffin
& Burr, Inc.;
Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Reynolds
&
Co.;
Dominick
&
Dominick; R. S. Dickson & Co.,
11
Legality approved by
Weter, Roberts & Shefelman.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
July 1, 1962.
Mission, Texas
Offering—Calvin H. Gib¬
Bond
on
pvnc
3.56%.
Austin, Texas
to
Due
Williamsburg),
Shetterly
May
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 school
28 for the purchase of
$3,775,000 bonds
offered May 7 — v. 195,
student dormitory and dining hall
p. 2204 — were awarded to
the
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April
1, First Southwest
Company and the
1962.
Due on April 1 from 1.965
Texas Bank & Trust
Company of
to 2002
inclusive.
Interest A-O.
Dallas, jointly, as 5s, 3%s, 3V2s
Legality approved by Waller,
3.60s, 3.70s and 2V2s, at a price of
Davis & Lansden.
100.03, a net interest cost of about
electric
until
terest J-D.
Montpelier.
approved
Mesquite Independent School
(EDST)
approved
(P. O.
on
TEXAS
will
Treasurer,
bids
1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
receive
p.m.
net interest cost of about 2.68 %<<
Jefferson, Wis.
on
May 23 for the purchase of
$25,000 school bonds. Dated June
College of William & Mary
G. Shaw,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
!
a.m.
sealed
VIRGINIA
Marlin, Texas
J. C. Bradford & Co.; Braun, Bos-
8
1, 1962.
1963
price of par.
a
until
Dated June
Giuliani
worth &;
10
County
on
May 23 for the purchase of
$44,000 school construction bonds.
Legality
195, p. 1716—were sold to
Housing and Home Finance
will
Treasurer,
o w n
sealed
the
Other members of the syndicate:
Trust Co. of Chicago;
until
Trust
195, p. 2088—were awarded
Smith, Barney & Co., as 2%s
2V2s, at a price of 100.01, a
to
Bond
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Trust
Bay, Wis.
$800,000 street
bonds offered May
Sale—The
15—v.
School District No. 402
Co., of
Company
of
Brown
Bros.
Harriman & Co.; Johnston, Lemon
&
Co.;
City National Bank
&
T
Bond
King County, Vashon Island
York;
Trust
Georgia,
Atlanta;
Northern
bids
about 3.02%.
New
14—v.
terest cost of about 2.93%.
Co.
&
&
Green
and
&
headed
curities
Bank
2.72%.
improvement
Co., of Kansas City; Kalman
Co.; • Kenower, MacArthur & 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1964
purchase of $300,000 school Bonds.
to 1982 inclusive. Interest J-D.
Co.; First Security Bank of Utah,
Groves, Texas
N. A., Salt Lake City; Hutchinson, Klickitat
County Sch. Dist. No. 402
Bond Offering — Mayor David
Shockey & Co.; McMaster Hutch¬
(P. Ok Goldehdale)> Wash.
M. Smith announces that sealed
inson & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan
Bond O f f e r i n g—Mabel M.
bids will be received until 7 p.m.
& Co., and Coughlin & Co.
Guinan, County Treasurer, will
(CST) on May 21 for the pur¬
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
chase
of $750,000
VERMONT
drainage im¬
(PDST) on May 25 for the pur¬
provement bonds. Dated June 1,
chase
of
Glover Town School District, Vt.
$90,000
school bonds.
1962.
Due on March 1 from 1975
Bond Offering—Hester Webster. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
to 1986
until
received
be
bonds totaling $8,850,000 of¬
May 15—v. 195, p. 2204—
awarded
to
ai
syndicate
pose
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Nashville, Tenn,
fered
the
for
Crystal Independent School
District, Texas
2.90%.
about
7
June
purchase of $700,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
15—v.
to a
syndicate
composed
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Blair & Co.,
Inc., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
Inc.,
IVIcCormick
&
Co.,
and
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co., as 5s,
2.80s
and
2.90s, at a price of
100.003, a net interest cost of
195,
until
received
be
$2,300,000
syndicate:
Hutzler; R.
W. Pressprich & Co.; First Na¬
tional Bank of Oregon, Portland;
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Bache & Co.;
Brothers
of the National
Commerce, in Seattle,
2%s, 2%s, 3s and 3V8S, at a price
of
100.01, a net interest cost of
2.69%.
Salomon
p.
group
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., Mc¬
Lean & Co., Inc., and the Seattle
Trust &
Savings Bank, as 3Vis,
Other members of the
TENNESSEE
composed
of
a
Dean Witter &
as
3s, 2.60s, 23/4s and 2.80s, at a price
of 100.0004, a net interest cost of
about
Sale—The
offered
Bank
Savings Bank
of Chicago and the Chase Manhat¬
2204 — were awarded
composed of J. M. Dain
Co., Inc., Allison-Williams Co.,
and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as
2%s, 2.80s and 2.70s, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
195,
v.
&
$875,000 school
May 9 — v. 195,
1976—were awarded to a syn¬
bonds
Monday, May 21< 1962
.
to
(P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Sale—The various purpose
Bond
bonds
Parke.
&
King County, Shoreline School
District No. 412
Salt Lake
.
May 1
on
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Quarles, Herriott & Clemens.
Wausau, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 corpo¬
rate purpose bonds offered
—v.
May 8
2204—were awarded
Stuart & Co., Inc., as
195,
p.
to
Halsey,
2V2s, 23/4s and 2.80s, at la price of
100.007, a
net
interest
cost
of
about
2.75%.
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
NOTICE
(Eastern Daylight Saving Time)
$57,330,000
THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE OF NEW YORK HOUSING BONDS
Dated
248th Consecutive Dividend
June 1, 1962, maturing $1,170,000
annually
June 1, 1964-2012, both inclusive
Principal and semi-annual interest December
A
been
1 and
June 1
payable at The Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
City.
Descriptive circular will be mailed
ARTHUR LEVITT, State
Dated May 16, 1962
upon
quarterly dividend of 55
application
Comptroller, Albany 1, N. Y.
to
declared
hv
the
Board
a
of
Directors
the outstanding shares of capital stock
of this Company,
payable June 11, 1962, to
stockholders of record
at
Consecutive
share has
upon
on
130th
Dividend
cents
the close of business
May 28, 1962.
GEOFFREY DAVEY,
Vice President &
The Board of Directors at
a
meeting
on
May 16, 1962,
a
quarterly dividend of
forty cents per share on the
capital stock, which will be pay¬
declared
able
June 13, 1962, to stock¬
holders of record May
25, 1962.
Paul E. Shroads
Senior Vice President
Secretary
@FedFRASER