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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
1839
Established
Volume
195
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
6163
Number
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, May 28, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Capital Investments Inc.—Proposed Rights
SEC Registrations
The
In This Issue
Rubber Co., Inc.—SEC Registration
American Biltrite
of
&
Co.,
filed
with
to
shares
its
withdrew
company
the
have
195,
Stock and Bond Quotations
American
New
registration statement with
the SEC on May 2"3, covering 100,000 shares of common stock, to be
offered for public sale on an ail or none basis through underwriters
headed by Reuben Rose & Co.,
Inc., 115 Broadway, New York.
The
public
offering
price
(maximum
$7
per
share)
and
underwriting..
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes
17,500 shares underlying five-year warrants to be issued to the under¬
writer, exercisable at 110%. of the public offering price.
The, com¬
pany
has sold to Otterbourg, Steindler, Houston & Rosen,
general
counsel
the
for
10,000
shares
The
Mohnton,
of
the
is
$500,
for
company,
at
filed
Pa.,
warrants
from
to
the
of
stock
sale,
venture
this
tional
engaged
and
funds
the
$75,000
consummate
to
the
initial
an
as
$100,000
an
the
officials
payment
stockholders
(incurred
to
-
addition
In
190,000
to
certain
of
shares
indebtedness,
stock
common
of
Frankel,. President,
management
officials
as
David
man,
and
certain
hold
estates
which
a
Frankel, Board
group
Stock
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
Index of Stock Prices
•The
6%
of
company
istration
subordinate
offered
The
to
for
(no
sale
prices
such
includes
part
in
(1)
28,590
the
of
cash)
all
of
of
one
The
to
shares
It
share
is
dates
by
and
of
which
$358,806
payable
time of sale
The
(maximum
ice
milk,
No underwriting is involved.
engaged in manufacturing, buying and selling ice
mix, ice milk mix and cheese, the processing of
general business of buying and selling various dairy
the
and
products
at
wholesale
groceries,
meats,
market
sale
retail.
The
and
net
retail,
and
merchandise
proceeds
and
this
from
buying, and
related
and
products
selling"
at
whole¬
financing
will be used
to pay
an
equivalent portion of the company's current bank loans
amounting to $8,225,000 as of May 1, 1962, incurred partly to finance
the procurement of materials and supplies, partly to carry notes and
accounts
of
receivable
business.
the
has
G.
and
The
their
Automatic
lists
respectively.
registration
of
in
time
when
upon
at
The
plants
will
the
West
with
stock,
Frank
J.
stock,
shares.—V.
195,
Jefferson
the
SEC
Blvd.,
of
and
its
23,
covering
from
company
filed
a
300,000
time
to
at
time
time
the
Angeles,
prices
or
properties.
Such shares
related to the market prices
terms
of
consummation
the
the
of
acquisition
agreed
are
acquisition
(maximum
share).
of
supplying
in
the
indebtedness
own
195,
p.
service
States
to
and
Davre
coin
Puerto
the
business
vending machines
colleges and industrial
Rico.
company
In
addition
J.
Davidson
is
Board
to
various
has outstanding 2,927,-
stock, of which management officials
Chairman
and
as
a
group
President.
SEC
Ski Area, Inc.—Suspension Permanent—
on
May
24
announced
an
order
under
the
Securities
Act
issuance
of
the
order.
The
July
1960.
The
Commission
issuer
ruled
that
consented
the
issuer
to
the
failed
has
company
192,
officials
as
subordi¬
outstanding
recent
2-for-l
bank
a
holding
Wisconsin
(a
sale
activities,
a
7.7%.
group
303.
p.
filed
i.00,000
registration
a
shares
offered
for
shares,
of
com¬
public
sale
being
terms
to
are
be
supplied
by
Clark
the
The
$6
effect to
each.
They
acquired
recent
a
Nathan
and
including
products.
About
to
propose
carrying
purposes,
new
outstanding
has
company
giving
unit.
14,
and
1962
additional
400,000
$175,000
machinery
shares
recapitalization),
Wirch,
sell
of
of
com¬
which
Vice-President,
15,000
be
used
Semiconductor
of
shares
own
each.
for
repayment
of
"Reg.
a
5%
A"
covering
debenture
to
be
900
offered
involved.
is
Walnut
sale
and
filed
$170.05
one
underwriting
No
to
are
May
on
stock
common
debt.
of
Clark, N. J.
is engaged in
frequency power transistors and
Ave.,
high
devices.
May
Co., Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn.
21,
the company withdrew its registration statement
the SEC on Sept. 26, 1961 which covered 55,000
1962
filed
with
shares
to have
been offered
share.—V. 194, p.
per
corporate
developing
President,
manufacture
similar
comply with a requirement of Regulation A in its failure to deliver
offering circular to certain purchasers of its stock; that its offering
circular was materially misleading in its failure to disclose that the
real estate owned by the company was encumbered by a first mortgage;
and
that
the offering violated the
anti-fraud provisions of the Act
by reason of the issuer's failure to disclose to certain purchasers the
true capitalization of the company
and the number of shares out¬
general
and
publicly, without underwriting, at
1383.
an
standing.—V.
195,
p.
1547.
^
Container Corp. of America—Debentures
The
Registered—
Chicago, filed a registration
covering $25,000,000 of sinking
fund
debentures
due
1987,
to be
offered for
public sale through
underwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., 17 Wall Street, New
York.
The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to be
supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the
manufacture
and
sale
of corrugated
and solid fibre shipping con¬
tainers, folding cartons, fibre cans, other paperbcard products in the
of
May
on
23,
Betz
The
boxboard,
and
and
components.
plastic products consisting
shares
Proceeds
are
to
on
May 14,
be
offered
tc^be
filed
1962
at
25
cents,
used for debt
"Reg. A" covering 1,200,000
without underwriting.
a
repayment,
drilling expenses and
other corporate purposes.
Betz, of
.
Third St., Las Vegas, Nev.,
168 N.
1962,
May
Resources,
21, it
was
oii
and
company's
in
four
Inc.—Suspension
Permanent—
reported that the Commission's order
outstanding
ment
officials
G.
as
Butler
Chairman
owns
55%
of
directly)
to
a
1992
of March 9,
of its request for a hearing to de¬
order should be vacated or made
General
and
18 covering
a
registration state¬
mortgage
$15,000,000 of first
to be offered for public sale at competitive
net proceeds from the bond sale, together with
The
will be applied to the redemption of $15,000,000 of 5V4%
bonds (series G), at the redemption price of 106.02%
plus accrued interest.—V. 195, p. 2150.
other
funds,
mortgage
receive
Design
the
stock,
of
bank
36,993
190,
and
of
and
Lindbergh
(and
an
preferred
p. 971.
inter¬
and
one
company
has
which
manage¬
88,453
Preston
Bank.
of
shares.
Estep
the
is
Estep
Mr.
additional
shares
Corp.—Offering
stock
Illinois
the
indirectly
company
and
said
in
3.3%
in¬
company
Suspended—
Inc., 219 Independence Building,,
Springs, Colorado.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
to
public offerings of
securtiies not exceeding $300,000 in
Each of the above companies, in notifications filed Oct. 20,
1961, April 25, 1962, and Oct. 25, 1960, respectively, proposed the pub¬
lic offering of common stock as follows: National, 150,000 class A shares
at $2 per share; General, 65,000 shares at $3 per share; and Transamount.
mount,
orders
tion
In
68,187
that
A
and
respect
sion
close
(series H),
bidding June 14.
of
controlling
three
indebtedness,
directly
own
of
owning
Louis,
common
(c) Transmount Mining Ventures,
Colorado
The
has
believe
Commission
that
each
asserts in
of
the
its
com¬
to
comply with certain terms and conditions of Regula¬
that the offering circular of each is false and misleading
be
alleged
that
at $1 per share.
reasonable cause to
shares
it
of
should
failure to
Registered—
Tremont St., Boston, filed
May
of
company
stock
of
St.
The SEC has issued orders temporarily suspending Regulation A ex¬
emptions from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
to proposed public offerings of stock by the
following: (a) National
Capital Acceptance Corp., 1925 K St., N. W., Washington, D. C.; (b)
General Design Corp., 1252 West Peachtree St., N. W., Atlanta, Georgia;
The
The company, of 182
ment with the SEC on
the
exchange.—V.
tunity for hearing,
suspension
in
certain
shares
President
of
will
the
to
group
is
the
and
pursuant
consists
banks
addition
2,343,244.3
Jack
Board
business
In
lowing withdrawal by the company
the
SEC
commercial
Tennessee.
panies failed
whether
the
convertible
suspending a Regulation F exemption from regis¬
tration with respect to assessments upon outstanding shares of Bonne¬
ville Resources,
Inc., of Salt Lake City, has become permanent fol¬
temporarily
termine
Washington Ave.,
respect
■
is engaged in the
gas business.
On
Corp.—Files Exchange Plan—
901
The
Oil, Inc.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
corporation
common
board
packaging
of
with
cumulative
The
in
container
of
statement
4%%
ests
SEC
Bancshares
St. Louis, filed a registra¬
on
May 23 covering 75,000 shares of
preferred stock ($10 par). It is proposed
to offer such stock in exchange for all but the 275
qualifying shares
of
10,000 outstanding shares of common stock of Lindbergh Bank,
located in St. Louis County, Mo.
tion
the
with
principally
General
The corporation
of 38 South Dearborn St.,
company
statement
first
in
the stock
Semiconductor Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Proceeds
48
to
to
filed
the
to payment for recently
(after
per
common
bonds due
notification
$220
On
making permanent its February 1962 order temporarily suspending
a
Regulation A exemption from registration with respect to a public
stock offering by Carinthia Ski Area,
of West Dover, Vt., pursuant
a
at
for
used
corporation
185
originally
Boston Edison Co.—Bonds
Carinthia
The
Clark
permanent.
743.
from
such' business
(after giving effect to
underwriting
and
Folz Vending
of
operated
hospitals,
the
in
engaged
are
through
preferred stock,
common
19.88%.
—V.
food
United
and
shares of
subsidiaries
products
to
May 23 covering
shares are to be
on
30,000
inventories
shares
The
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
Bonneville
variety
a
and
applied
Genin,
units,
net proceeds
from the
debenture
sale
will be
used
to expand
and modernize facilities for
the
production of paper board.
About $20,000,000 will be used to
expand and diversify operations in Brewton, Ala., and the balance to
modernize a mill in Circleville, Ohio.—V. 195, p. 1315.
the
valued
the
May
on
Los
proceeds
company
200,000
form
2256.
p.
share)
per
Robert
is
five
selling
stockholders
including
Campbell who propose to sell 11,500
other three propose to sell all of
indebtednes,
70,000
and
company
stock
mon
of
Holt
The
to be issued by
other businesses
of
be
at
company
in
preferred
common
own
stock,
acquisition
or
selling
5950
statement
either
per
and
of
common
issued
current
shares of
3.29%.
group
Kitchell T.
and
and
growth
and
Retailers of America, Inc.—Common Reg'd
company
shares
782
a
expansion
indebtedness
1,708,648
as
the
finance
various
officials
shares,
to
holdings aggregating 5,563
The
$50
to
prospectus
Campbell
15,000
partly
outstanding
management
President.
Fred
and
addition
In
company
which
1
cream
related
and
$16.32 per share).
is
company
cream,
net
applied
Toys, Inc.—Common Registered—
SEC
which
equipment.
common
is
of
be
subscription
stock of Buy and Save Market,
a company engaged in the operation
of 13 supermarkets in San Diego
County, and (2) 17,063 outstanding common shares to be offered for
public sale by the holders thereof from time to time through normal
brokerage channels at prices related to
the
market prices
at
the
the
and
48
48
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
The
basis.
President.—V.
is
1940
of
designs, manufactures and sells plastic educational
toys under the trademark "Child Guidance Toys"
for children
of
pre-school, kindergarten and elementary school ages. The net proceeds
from the company's sale of additional stock will be added to working
ten
outstanding
the
The
In addition, the statement
issued by the company as
be
Act
under the
provide capi¬
company
amendment.
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
out¬
of
list of under¬
Its business is to
of 1125 Close Avenue, Bronx, N,. Y.,
with
stock,
$12.50
Member Banks of
of
held.
shares
two
concerns
particularly those located in
their equity securities, by making long-term
and by
furnishing consulting and advisory
fee
a
Guidance
increased
System
Foreign Exchange Rates
proposed
each
investment
1958.
which Bank Stock Corp.,
11.6%
and management
of
will
Federal Reserve
be
each
outstanding stock, by the
holders thereof.
J.
R.
Williston
&
Beane,
2 Broadway, New York,
heads the
list of underwriters. The public offering price
(maximum
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings
55
Dividends Declared and Payable—
11
of
for
Investment Company
the
Act of
certain
to
Norris
capital
reg¬
under
general funds and
owns
by
Miscellaneous Features
preferred
for
subscription
record
a
split),
mon
38
Investment News—
on
to
addition
statement
40
General Corporation and
them
Child
40
amount.
holders
by
new
for
principal
stock.
common
of
filed
$6,000,000
1970), to
cumulative
subscription
($807,313.50,
price
the
of
Angeles,
$3
of
amendment.
common
purchase
for
100%
shares
stock
rate.
by
at
rate
common
same
supplied
be
the
Los
23, covering
(convertible until
1990
49,993
at
Ave.,
May
on
units
$100
includes
the
at
to
are
due
in
standing preferred stock
shares
held,
and
such
stockholders
SEC
and 205,105 shares
preferred
stock
for
par)
offer
the
debentures
also
Slauson
West
with
public
statement
stock
1900
statement
to
added
The company
38
Chair¬
a
business
small
concerns,
Frank W.
44
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Co.—Debentures—Preferred—Com. Reg.
share
new
one
small business
a
as
purchasing
company)
38
Condition Statement
Arden Farms
In
36
Transactions New York Stock Exchange--—
25%.
of
172,740 shares of common stock
stock
38
38
39
39
40
SEC
Steinberg own 24.9% each
49.8%.
Executors
for
two
rate
extent necessary, to retire $142,000 of outstanding
debentures held by the Small Business Administration.
nated
36
outstanding
has
company
Louis
Sadie
and
additional
an
the
36
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
com¬
filed
to the
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
contribution
addi¬
the
on
be
and
Over-the-Counter Markets
joint
principal
and
due
will
Toronto
purchase in 1961 of 1,993.85 common
shares for $233,304 from
a
stockholder); $200,000 to repay another
note to Berks; and the balance for working capital.
plete
services
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
venture
In addition $135,475.20
will be used to repay notes to the Berks County Trust Co. and certain
management
by
such
36
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
;
Canadian Stock Exchange
provide
to
Wis.,
765 N. Water St., Milwaukee, heads the
company
selected
to
31
Midwest
design,
will be used
additional
to
up
for
Detroit Stock Exchange
tables,
motors,
tal
loans
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
line of specialized
a
consisting
the
licensed
Wisconsin
45
Boston
purchase
to
14
26
National Stock Exchange
price.
Offering—
Milwaukee,
St.,
record
Small Business Investment
American Stock Exchange
manufacture, fabrication
equipment utilized in the sewing
cost-saving devices and mate¬
rial handling equipment.
According to the prospectus, the company,
is forming a European subsidiary which intends to enter into a joint
venture
for the
establishment of a plant in Holland for the manu¬
facture and sale of its motors and related equipment, the subsidiary
to have
a
50%
interest in the joint venture.
Of the net proceeds
company
and marketing of
industry,
in
a
five-year
offering
public
York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
New
Safety Table Co., Inc.—Common Registered
company
is also
and
Page
The
The
investment
ment
2376.
p.
Fourth
date, subscription price (maximum $10 per share)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is registered as a closed-end non-diversified manage¬
statement
registration
on
March 29 which, covered 200,000
offered publicly through Goldman, Sachs
at
Marshall Co.,
writers.
SEC
been
City.—V.
York
New
the
1962
24.
May
originally
common
common
The
North
743
statement with the SEC on May 21 covering 86,370 shares
stock. It is proposed to offer such stock for subscription by
stockholders
Withdrawn—
of
company,
registration
On
SEC FILINGS
•
certain
material facts.
Each order provides an oppor¬
request, on the question whether the suspen¬
or made permanent.
upon
vacated
misrepresentations
name
with
respect
Guardian Investment Corp.
Guardian
and
Earl
J.
Lombard
as
to National involve the
an
affiliate and
to
dis¬
promoter, were enjoined
by Federal Court order in January, 1962, from certain conduct and
practices in connection with the purchase and sale of securities; the
failure to identify certain individuals who may be deemed underwriters
under the
Securities Act;
and the failure to disclose the ownership
Interests of management officials in Guardian.
It is further alleged
that
of
a
the
a
Regulation A exemption is not available to National by reason
said injunction and that National failed to file
the required
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
consent
and
of
certification
individuals who may be
writers.
by
...
respect to General, the order
false and misleading
with respect
With
reason
Hawaii
Real
The
with
company,
the.SEC
on
est ill the Trust
Trust
Investment
Estate
of
Honolulu,.
May 18
—:
Securities
Hawaii,v filed
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
-
common
<
sight.
-
•
Also, it is hoped
stock provide the hefty
•
an
and
$10
at
tunity
to
own,
interest
in
real
estate
and
able
to
an
them
„
unincorporated business trust organized under Hawaii
jlaw in May, 1962.
Us purpose is to provide investors with an oppor-'
through the purchase of beneficial shares in the Trust,
various types of investments;; consisting principally. of
interests therein, which would not normally be avail¬
individually.
investment
trust"-
The Trust is
the
under
qualify
designed to
Internal.
Revenue
as
"real
a
The
Code.
net
proceeds from the sale of the units, except for a minor, portion thereof
which will be used for working capital, will be applied k> the purchase
r;
and/or
which
development
will
be
of
the
-
Trust's, investments, ,a
the
in
located
of
the. trustees
trust on
real
major
portion
Charles ,4.J pietsoh,-Jr.wiH
Hawaii.
estate
of
advi&e
investments^ and. Mr.; Pietsch
No longer, for example, would: an October,
1960, London $40
exaggerate the
....
. ...
being
price.-
by isolating it as-much as possible so as to
limit its use—except when the patient is dead.
A A'.""
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A-' -AA-A;
VISIBLES
28-DAY COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE
Bonds
9_A
4-June
June 11-June 16__
June 18-June 23 A.
Total
Total
-
Stocks
Corporates
$317,466,800
208,383,200
$348,966,800
125,877,600
A 75,220,900
188,107,600.
$84,508,000
104,362,000
.201,212,000
66,179,000
383,979,500
"
;
of Both
Financings
Municipals*
■
$31,500,000
175,596,300
62,230,000
176,600,000
May 28-June
June
-1
Total
Corporate
Corporate
.251,820,900
,
'
$433,474,800
488,341,500
389,319,600
317,999,900
$445,926,300
$726,948,500 $1,172,874,800
$456,261,000 $1,629,135,800
$285,201,300
May 25, 1961 .LA $749,285,000
$719,117,500 $1,004,318,800
$368,995,000 $1,119,040,000
$590,861,000 $1,595,179,800
$469,518,000 $1,588,558,000
:
Total.. A—
v
Last week—.—.
*
million
$1
J
or
A
larger.
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
,
$576,250,100
Corp. bonds without dates.
,
.
(36)
126,002,820
-
$67.2,647,920
(79)
$718,626,640
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ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE ARE THE WEEK'S
May 25,1961
$928,587,000
$546,645,100 (43)-
(43)
142,376,540
_
Last Week
This Week
.
Corp. bonds with dates
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(39)
(82).;
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174.243.250
it
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'jitunff'i--!
$1,100,83.0,250
A
$800,084,000(245)
585,107,000(317)
$407,822,220
$1,344,741,400(529)
$1,385,191,000(562)
$1,243,452,220
t$2,083,368,040(608)
$2,057,838,920(644)
$2,344,282,470
*$564,441,000(103)
$2,627,809,040(711)
$685,341,000(100)
$2,743,179,920(744)
$673,559,000
$3,017,841,470
$820,041,400(240).:
524,700,000(289)
Corp. stocks without dates.. '
.
returns to the new cash money market again during today's weekly
bill auction. This marks the 15th time, for a net new total of $1.5 billion-more bills
warrant,
like protecting a thermometer
This is
•
OFFERINGS
one
that it will be possible to avoid conditions that
deficit.
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LARGEST
to be offered for public
are
and
CThe. important thing is that anti-redeemable gold standard measures are
advanced in the name of protecting the gold standard and its present mint
of which, incidentally, is underwritten.
assuming many of the smaller issues; :
tentatively assigned for the Memorial Holiday week go through, there may be an.
additional $23 million of securities sold this week.
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The slight decline in the total corporate new issue backlog which occurred last
week, after a few weeks of leveling off, is not reflected in the 28-day visible float,
but will show it if registrations continue their precipitous downward march. Exiting ;
from the backlog last week were nine withdrawals, and the number of postponed <
issues now totals 54 compared to last week's count of 45. The preceding number,
rf postponed issues does not include the now typical carry-over from one week to
i
later one.
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The Federal Reserve managed to keep member bank reserve credit easy this week, _
as attested to by the past week's low Federal Funds rate, through the workings of-J
President Eisenhower's liberalized "float"
device, and despite the sale of $269.
million bills to keep the short-term yield higher and prices ilower. The weekly,
average "float" as of May 23 was $391 million larger than the previous week and
the week's average gold stock loss was $22 million. However, the total gold certificate reserves for the week ending May 23 stayed the same at $16,165 million. By
supporting the Treasury's short-term yield efforts, the Fed for. the first time in a
1 mg time reduced the size of its government portfolio holdings. It was $29,454.
million on May 16 and, for the most part, the bills' sale brought it down to $29.211
million on May 23;'A year ago, monetized^Fedefal debt issues held were $26,747.
PHILIPS N. V., AND
share
one
-balance of payments
exempts and two corporate bond issues one
figures add up to $418 million, and
million in repurchases.
of
price for gold alert the U. Si public as to the dollar's changed reputation., Moreover,..
the new proposal is designed to avoid unnecessary dispersion of our ,gold reserves
and to minimize—though not avoid—gold losses when a deficit is not just temporary.
These
$41
of
The Trust is
and 8-year warrants to purchase an additional 1,000,* '
Ahead;.
share. Such securities
per
consisting
White, Weld & Co., Inc., 20 Broad St., New York, heads the
underwriters; and the underwriting terms are. to be supplied
by amendment.
registration-statement
a
units
covering. 1,000,000 shares^of beneficial .inter¬
impetus behind this week's dollar volume of new issue financing."Th^se rights offer¬
ings plus another scheduled equity, if not deferred, involve approximately $302
million. In addition, there is scheduled $116 million in 28 larger, competitive tax-
including
list
^.£V.:'..a A'A.
Registered—•
By SIDNEY BROWN
rights offerings of shares of
in
estate
Corporate and Municipal Financing
million
.
unit.
per
,
almost lcsLfrom
stockholders
sale
of the inclusion
and promoters.
Three
shares at $10
000
to be false and misleading
of misleading financial statements and the
failure to disclose certain, information accurately-and adequately,
in*
eluding' the company's relationship to Trans-Mountain Uranium-Co., .
Inc., compensation to management officials, use of proceeds,
sharesdistributed to original investors and the dilution in the interest repre¬
sented by shares being offered for public sale, speculative aspects of
the offering and the risks attendant upon an investment in Transmount .
stock, the terms of a lease under which the company claims the right
to conduct its mining operaions and the insufficiency of; the company's.'
milling equipment,—V. 195, p. 2147.
offering circular is-alleged
Transmount's
deemed under¬
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,
asserts that its offering circular
is
to a mark-up in the value of
assets acquired from the insiders over the cash cost thereof to the in¬
siders
which mark-up tends to conceal an insolvent condition; the
dilution in the interest represented by shares being offered for public
sale due to such insolvency and the issuance of shares to promoters
and affiliates; the interlocking interests of officials and promoters in
the company and affiliates; and the extent to which insiders will profit
at
the expense of public investors,
through gratuities, salaries, fees
and bonuses.
It is further alleged that the company's Regulation A
notification fails
to name all management officials,
promoters and
affiliates; all interests of officials and promoters in General and the
cost to them of assets transferred
to the company in exchange for
securities; the aggregate remuneration of management officials; and
the amount of proceeds from the public offering to be paid officers
"
,
(2486)
.
.'835,630,000
The Treasury
-
liquid portion of the Federal debt, that the Treasury has secured :
new cash in this way since the first of the year.,
Approximately $1.9 billion of new
bills will be issued to replace $1.8 billion old bills coming due. Also, on Monday
added
to
the
Total,
corporates
(May 28)
Total
market:
Total of both financings....
million
there will be these- municipals put on the bidding block in the capital
million METROPOLITAN ST. LOUIS SEWER DISTRICT, MO.: $4,5
WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT, N. J.; and $3,775,000
$4.5
VANDERBILT
UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, TENN.
A * Issues
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Harriman Ripley & Co..; and.Lazard Freres
& Co.
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Among that day's larger municipals are:; $13.5 million TARRANT COUNTY WATER DIST. NO. 1, TEX.; $8,620,000 ORANGE COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL DIST., CALIF.; *
$7 million NORFOLK, VA.; and $4,725,000 SACRAMENTO, COUNTY,:CALIF.
Thursday, May 31, contains the competitive bid for the A-rated ALABAMA POWER:.."
CO. first mortgage
and
Co.
SIGN
UNDER THE GUISE
;
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OF PROTECTING IT, TREASURY OFFICIALS
WOULD DOOM OUR LIMITED INTERNATIONAL GOLD
STANDARD
A :
debentures; $25 million CONTAINER CORP. OF AMERICA s. f. debentures;
GRAY SON-ROBIN SON STORES debens.
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This Week
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Corporate stocks, and bonds*..
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$900,000,000
reported but still not finalized financing plans.
indefinitely
temPQtarily -and
$895,000,000
postponed,
and
suspended
issues
A A
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which may be rescheduled for public offering later. SEC. registered isthe postponed category numbered 54 at the end of last week,, nine
weekly count of 45, and nine issues ivere with¬
drawn. Among the latter is the Blair & Co. underwritten LAMB INDUSTRIES, Inc. which was in the postponed category two weeks ago
and was withdrawn last week. Recent postponed issues include: HAR-
A. A
sues in
A :
post-1934 limited-international gold standard. Instead of specifying what we propose
to do fundamentally to correct the conditions causing the. dispersion of ous gold ";:
reserves, and the peculiar attractiveness of our capital markets to balance of payment--/,
surplus countries, we informed European bankers:
A
A; / A
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*This table comprises
Also,
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17 our Under Secretary for Monetary Affairs, Robert V, Roosa, proposed
the worlds' bankers that measures be taken to end the whole purpose of our
On May
to
]
larger. Includes $10 million Independent School District
excludes, the. withdrawn $10 million
and
During the week A. C. Allyn &
Pancoast may bring out; the PEARL BREWING CO. '
K
or
f Includes $14,550,000'"in two equipment trust certificates with' assigned dates;$27 million in three preferreds with sales dates; and 104 issues of $300,000 or lesscomprising 56 with sales dates assigned. Also, $40 million TEXAS GASTRANSMIS-'
bonds without call protection.
secondary of 148,300 shares of common.
issues to be publicly offered
v
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Dewar, Robertson &
of $1 million
of DALLAS, TEXAS.- A
Smith, Barney & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
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parentheses denote the number of capital
for additional capital and refunding by nonfinancial and financial corporations
including investment cosand for the owners. Exchided are private placements and
such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion and for
issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from time-to-time sales."
.
competitive bid for 872,876 shares of NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM common;
$15 million COPENHAGEN TELEPHONE CO. sinking fund dollar debentures via
in
Data
v.
29, PHILIPS N.V.'s approximately $203 million common shares
offering to stockholders through June 22 will be managed, but not underwritten, hy.,:
Smith, Barney & Co.; $75,431,540 ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE CO.'s offering to. ,
stockholders without underwriting; and the third rights offering for the week is the"...
May
Tomorrow,
municipals with dates
more
than the previous
...
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That international arrangements are necessary to "ensure a steady and
orderly distribution of newly-mined gold into, monetary reserves"—in order,
to remove "psychological and real" pressures which ultimately affect our
RINGTON & RICHARDSON combined
,
new
and secondary stock offering 1
.
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via Shearson,
Hammill & Co., and Ehrenreich Photo-Optical Industries
150,000 shares of common via the Higginson Corp. held up from one'to
six weeks.
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gold stock;
That "we need to provide a means of further economizing on gold reserves'' r:
—so as to allow each country to meet liquidity needs consistent with their...
.•/. .A.
light of these proposals, we want to extend much of what we deny ourselves
domestically with regard to individual ownership and free sale of gold to European
countries. And, more importantly, we would sanctimoniously use the international
back door to repeal our own laws governing gold reserves for Federal Reserve notes
and member bank deposit liabilities. This is one of the meanings of "economizing"
on the use of gold.
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made at the Ninth Annual Monetary Conference in Rome,
Italy, sponsored by the American Bankers Association. The Chairman of the con¬
ference, Henry C. Alexander and, prominent in attendance, the Chairman of the
Federal Reserve Board of Governors, William McC. Martin, among other influential'
Americans, have also gone on record favoring the proposed "economizing" of gold
domestically.
proposals
were
The gold proposals were
solemnly advanced under the noteworthy banner of standing
v
,
firmly behind inter-convertibility of the dollar with gold at the fixed mint price of
$35. What it means, of course, is that the gold flows would no longer be able to
capture the public's attention and attendant demands for corrective action when an ''
adverse outflow occurs. By restricting gold solely to official monetary channels the
last
vestige
Central
;
larger corporate and municipal issues for the next few weeks are as follows:
of June 4-June 9: 312,500 shares of common and $1,250,000 in debentures of
ALLEGHENY PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO.; 200,000 shares of FINANCIAL CORP.
OF SANTA BARBARA, capital; 75,000 shares of FINANCIAL FEDERATION
INC.,
capital; 200,000 shares of IflRST CONNECTICUT SMALL BUSINESS INVESTMENT
CO., common;. 200,000 shares of FLORIDA BANCGROWTH INC., common; 700,000
shares of FROUGE CORP., common; 250,000 shares of INVESTMENT SECURITIES'
CORP.,-common; 262,500 shares of KINNEY SERVICE CORP., common; 303,900
shares of MANDREL INDUSTRIES, INC., common; 335,000 shares of MARADEL
PRODUCTS, INC., common; $5 million of MIDWESTERN MORTGAGE INVESTORS, ■
ben. ints.; 260,000 shares of MOSLER SAFE CO., common; $5 million in units of
'PUERTO RICO LAND & DEVELOPMENT CORP.; $15 million WESTERN PIONEER
CO., capital; 154,800 shares of PERFECT PHOTO, INC., common; 541,000 shares
of PUBLISHERS CO., INC., common; 160,000 shares of SANTA FE DRILLING CO.,'
common; 40,000 shares of class A and 60,000 shares of common of SCHOOL PIC¬
TURES, INC.; 550,000 shares of TOWERS MARTS INTERNATIONAL, INC. capital*
.475,000 shares, of ZAYRE CORP., common; $44,546,300 AIR REDUCTION CO
INC'
debentures; $50 million MOUNTAIN STATES TEL. & TEL. CO., debentures- 650 000
shares of VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO., common; $8.1 million SOUTHERN
PACIFIC CO., equip, trust ctfs.; $40 million in bonds of UNITED GAS CORP *
$25 million in debentures of COLUMBIA GAS SYSTEMS, INC.
\
of the free sale of gold on the international frontier would be lost.
would be directed and gold flows would be muffled— '
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bank redeemability
LARGER ISSUES AHEAD ;
Week
In the
The above
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The
sovereign desires and the discipline provided by the balance of payments.
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May 24, 1962.
Volume
195
6163
Number
t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
ment
55%
of the outstanding shares of Honolulu Management Co., Inc.,
be the manager of the Trust's properties in Hawaii.
The
outstanding, in addition to certain indebtedness, 20,965 bene¬
ficial shares which
(together with a like amount of warrants) were
(or will be) issued to Mr. Pietsch and members of his family in ex- •
change for two apartment developments located in midtown Honolulu. 1
Carl E. Hanson is managing trustee. ,
•
•owns
which
designed
junction
will
developed
and
National Petroleum for use In con¬
Petroleum's know-how and engl-
by
headed
Permeators;' National
with
The-
neering data relating to the Permeator method of well completion; and
the trademark Permeator together with the goodwill connected there¬
Trust has
to
Although the Permeator method is said to have been effectively
employed in oil and gas wells and has been used by a- limited number
of
oil
of
serviced
two
on
commercial
a
and
basis;
said
have not- yet
method
and
the
is
company
in
been
the
.
the
three
or
depots
supply
initial
*
and
and
"Lhe $1,325,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will be used
to service the completion of wells for oil and gas producing companies
and
to expand facilities,
inventory and advertising.
About $500,000
shares, to have been offered publicly in units of $50 of debentures *'
10 shares through Pistell, Inc., New York City.—V. 195, p. 1548 <
V. 191,. p. 1566.- ; ,. ;
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Income Properties, Inc.—Units Registered—
connection
in
with
3,299,648
class A stock
of
and
3-year warrants to purchase an additional 200,000
shares, to be offered for public sale in units consisting of one class A
share and one warrant.
The offering will be made on best efforts all
or none basis by
Crow, Brourman & Chatkin, Inc., 115 Broadway, New
York.
The
exercise
public offering price of .the
units (maximum $12 per class A share) and underwriting terms, are to
be supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes 20,000 shares
of
price
the
*
construction of
additional apartment house to be
Streot, New York.
underwriting terms are
operates
of
interstate
an
natural
at
gas
pipeline
system
delivery points
for
in Louisi¬
Tennessee,
6eneral corporate purposes."In addition
Preferred stock, the company has
to-
and
shares
of
common
stock,
which
of
J.
H.
various
outstanding
HMman
&
Sons
195,
2384.
p.
See
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Design Corp.,
Inc.—Offering Susp'n'd
this issue.—V.
195, pi'1093.
United Investors Life Insurance
Co.—SEC Registration
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General
Withdrawn—
The
corporation,
On
May 11, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 75,000
common" (par:10c)Mo be'offered
at $2, without underwriting."'
Proceeds are to be used for equipment, sales promotion, debt repay-
•
on
-
t,
'
May
18,
1962
the
onginally filed
to have
company withdrew its
SEC on Dec. 15,
1961
with- the
ccmmon
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in
William
and
Transmount Mining Ventures,
'7. Playground Corp. of America—"Reg. A" Filing—
warrants,
an
and
President.—V.
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shares
associated with
been
offered
to
registration
which
stockholders
statement
covered
562,000
other
persons
and
WaddelJ, & Reed, Inc., parent.
■
ment,
working
Earlier, Waddell & Reed, Inc., Kansas
and other corporate purposes."..;
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City, Mo., said the offeringwould not be made at this time due to
W.* 53rd St., N.
Y., Is engaged in the design,
the position taken
by the In¬
ternal Revenue Service that the issuance
and playground equip¬
of the stock "might give rise
to
adverse and
indeterminable tax consequences to
stockholders"—
V. 195,. p. 2376.
capital
Playground
.
commenced
46
price
the
the outstanding stock of National Petroleum.,
underlying like warrants to be sold to the underwriter for $200.
The company owns and operates nine apartment houses in the New
York metropolitan area and, through a subsidiary, owns a one-story
£
commercial
building in Reading, Pa.
Through another subsidiary, it;
has
Inc.,
7vOm;.°1'Pittsburgh, owns 22.5% and management officials as a group
LlJ/c,. .Hillman & Sons is controlled directly or indirectly by Henry L
r,an^,Board Chairman, and other members of the Hillman family!
W. M.
Elmer is
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The company,
of 1801 Dorchester Road; Brooklyn," N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May 18 covering 200,000 shares
Co.,
offering
amendment.
owns
for
J.non^iednels
completion of-wells- drilled by the
-company and others and the recompletion of welly already drilled by
others but left as open hole completions.
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The company has outstanding 835,000
shares of common stock, of
which
National Petroleum
owns
77.8%.; Mr. Zandmer owns 17%
of
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used
be
company
&
public
by
Arkansas, Mississippi,
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major oil centers and to engage in. the completion of wells drilled' by *
the company and others or recompletion of wells already drilled by
May 21, 1962 the company withdrew its registration statement*'
;
The company's tools and equipment
originally filed with the SEC on March 26 which covered $67!>;000 of ^ "others in new or old oil-fields.
will be-manufactured for. it by others according to its specifications.
6V2% convertible subordinated debentures due 1974 and 134,000 com¬
7 On
mon
Read
rate,
3
xven„ucky, Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio
The net
proceeds
from
the
debentures sale
will
be
used
to
construct new facilities in
1S62
(about $2J,GOD,000),
to retire short
term bank loans incurred
primarily to construct new facilities ($8,000 -
sold
Initially it intends to establish only
conjunction with engineering offices in
in
Dillon,
supplied
transportation and sale
ana,
of commencing operations.
stages
Hi-Press Air Conditioning of America, Inc.—Regigtra- ,,
tion Withdrawn—
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Permeators
producers,
1
by
interest
be
The
with.
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(2487)
of
35
manufacture and sale of recreational
and other similar, materials..
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ment
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intends to apply the net proceeds from ; 7
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Prudent Realty Investment Trust—Shares Registered
the sale of the units to the liquidation of all of its unsecu ed bank •
United Wholesale Druggists, Inc.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
This
trust
of
1324
Walnut St.,
Philadelphia, filed a registration - \\
loans totaling $300,000,
certain mortgages amounting to $562,834'on
The
statement with the SEC on May 21 covering 100,000 shares (certificates
corporation on May 15, 1962 filed a "Reg. A"
/
the new apartment, outstanding construction notes totaling $345,000;
covering 2 772
common shares
of beneficial interest in the trust), to be offered for. public sale at ■
to be offered at $25, without
and the balance will be used toward cost of completing the construction
underwriting.
$10 per share. • No underwriting is involved. * ■
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of
Proceeds are to be used for
the apartment- and-for working capital.,'(The prospectus reflects ;
working capital.
Prudent-Realty was organized under Pennsylvania law in March 7
a net loss of $23,811.59 for, the year ended Dec.. 31,
1961 and $8,609.01 ;
United, of 1120 Oakleigh Drive, Eastpoint, Ga., is
1962
as
a
business trust,
engaged in the
and intends to provide investors with an
for the three months ended March 31, 1962).
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wholesaling of drugs for distributors of Rexall
Drug Co.—V. 187, p. 2554.
opportunity to own,
through transferable shares in
the
trust, an • •
In
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
interest
in
diversified
income
producing properties consisting prin-.v331,626 class A and 30,136 class B shares, of which latter stock
New
York
City.
The
company
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,
Joseph
J.
Macaluso, President,
17.7%
and
6.1%
at
of the class A
$1
The Eisele & King firm
shares.
;
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■cipally of real estate, interests. The
King,-.Libaire, Stout & Co., own."
Management officials as a group own V
Eisele &
and
16.7%,. respectively.
"real
estate .-investment
trusts
trust.is
under
designed
Internal
the
to
qualify
Revenue
as
a
It
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presently owns no real property and has no contracts to purchase any
property; and it is expected that the holdings of the trust will consist
principally of apartment houses, office buildings, industrial and com¬
mercial buildings and chain retail establishments located initially in
the area known as the Delaware Valley or metropolitan Philadelphia.
purchased its shares
share in connection with its underwriting of a previous issue
by the company. Class B stockholders, voting as a class, have the right"
to elect seven of the 11 board members.—V. 193, p. 319.
per
The
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that .no commitments have been made for the *
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
acquisition of any specific properties with the proceeds from this
The corporation, on May 15, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering .75,000
stock sale, and there is no plan for allocation of the funds of the
common
trust
(par 10c)
to be offered at $2,.through Drourr, Lampert &'
among the
various types of properties.
"
The trust.has outstanding 14,250 shares of beneficial interest, all of
Co., Inc., New York.'
Proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
which are owned by the trustees
equipment, debt repayment, working
as a group. Such shares were pur-"
chased at $10 per share, of which $1.-50 were paid in cash and $8,507
capital and other corporate purposes.
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-international of 826 62nd St., Brooklyn, N. Y., is engaged in the
by the purchaser's non-interest bearing demand promissory notes held"
manufacture and installation of. terrazzo flooring and the installation
by the trust. Richard I. Rubin is President.
International Terrazzo Co.,
prospectus
states
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Accurate Instrument Co.,
Irving Trust Company,
New
Inc.—Appointment—
York
City,
,
agent
for
the
stock
common
of
the
has
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
195,
transfer
2145.
p.
.
of
marble
;
tile.
and
Adler Electronics Inc.—Notes Sold
1
Ramada Inns,
Kiddie Rides, Inc.—SEC Registration
On
1962
the
originally filed with
the
000
24.
May
of
7%
through
SEC
convertible
shares
common
Paul
Sept.
on
subordinated
which
to
were
Kimball
C.
withdrew
company
&
12,
21,
May
the
1962
sinking
offered
194,
$1,000,-
and
publicly
units
1160.;, ;
p.
-
♦
Registration Withdrawn—
its
registration
2375.
p.
v
~
:
.
Ariz.,
filed
a"
been
Research
Filing—.:
The
Development,
the
Inc.—"Reg.
"/-J. 'v
corporation
....Proceeds
r
Merrimac
$1)
(par
to
are
purposes.-
14,
May
on
A'*
business of licensing the use of this name and furnishing services
motor hotels" operated by acquired companies and others;
and an
apartment hotel in Tucson, Ariz. The company intends to build, acquire,;
'lease, operate and * manage motor hotels in locations where -there
appears to be a need for such facilities. Management officials of the ,'
company. Including its organizers, intend to accept the exchange offer
with respect to all-interests beneficially owned by them. The company
■
7' 7-.;
1962
filed
A7
"Reg.
a
15,000
covering
,
.
shares
common
&
to
used
be
be
offered
for
at
working
•" '
,
of
$4,
without
capital and
; .'"'7::'
'
underwriting.
other corporate
\
•
.,
'now
has outstanding 100,000 common shares,- purchased for an aggre-,
gate of $100,000, of which management officials as a group own about
80.9%. Assuming 100% acceptance of the exchange offer, Marion W. ;
Isbell, President and board chairman, and Max Sherman and Ezra F.
.
,
517
Lyons Ave., Irvington, N. J., is engaged in the
design, development and manufacture of microwave components used
in
radar,--missile and" aircraft control systems, etc.".
V
Ressman, vice-presidents, .will own 27.3%,
of
.National
•
-
The
cent)
one
to be
Proceeds
ment
May
on
offered
to
are
be
11, 1962 filed 50*000 common shares (par
$5, through Harrison Securities, Inc., N., Y.
at
used
for
expansion
of
warehouse
inventories;
and
the
York,
is
of
space,
-
On
engaged
Linden
the
in
Blvd.,
Cambria
equip- *
distribution
Heights
(Queens),
phonograph records.
of
New
1
of
.
See General Design Corp.,
North
this issue.—V.
194,
basis
On
May
24,
1962
the
shares
to
&
Philadelphia.—V.
Co.,
have
been
withdrew
company
originally filed with the SEC
offered
publicly
195,
its
registration
17 which covered
Jan.
on
at
$10
per
in
share
.
corporation
capital shares
Proceeds
Outing,
May
on
(no
to
par)
arer.to.be used
of New
development.—W.
be
filed
offered .at
"Reg.
a
$100,
London, N.
192, p. 600.
H.,
7.
engaged in
is
A"
without
for,expansion../
-v
covering
1,250
i-'■
»
the operation of
a
statement
with
stock.
of
Ave.,
New
\
Ltd.,
shares
of
National
held.
The
record
date
is
to
supplied by amend¬
Irving Weis & Co., 66 Beaver St., and Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor
Co., Inc., 101 Park Ave., both of New York, head the list of under¬
writers.
ceive
a
For
Zandmer,
the
their
President
and
statement
rants
and
sold
as
a
both
of
for
40c
also
the
to
12,500
$125,
commitments,
each
for
share
exception of 50,000 shares
parent)
The
respective
of 25c
commission
(with the
to
companies
each
includes
the underwriters will re¬
subscribed to by shareholderssubscribed for by S. Myron
be
and
a
unsubscribed
principal stockholder of
share
sold
to
the
public.
50,000 shares underlying 30-month war¬
for $500, exercisable at $5.50 per share,-
underwriters
shares
underlying
like
warrants
sold
to
Jack
Gorham
for
finder's fee.
(formerly National Instruments Corp.) was organized
specific purpose of acquiring for 600,000 shares of its
common stock, an assignment of National
Petroleum's exclusive licenses
under patents and patents pending to
manufacture, use and sell a tool,,
1961
known
oil
and
a
Act
gas
the
trademark
wells;
the
"Permeator,"
exclusive
rights
to
for use
selling
building
the
and
public
notification
C.
Sudler
order
and
CAPITALIZATION
&
of
Co.,
that
it
of
Denver.
The
reasonable
has
the
made
the
on
Commission
cause
Regulation
to
were
not
that
in
additional
•
common
the
stock,
to
complied
question
whether
the
suspension '*
did
not
comply
with
items.
The
which
the
the
the
completion of
tools
and
market
company has
Benjamin
I.
as
the
equip¬
Dana
March
NOTE:
On
3,
None
75,000
196,951
69 724
■
to
Enters New York
—
M-
■
.
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Parking, the nation's largest parking organization and the
publicly owned, is entering the New York City parking mar¬
be
Nine
facilities
stage
already
are
and
many
then
Parking
400-car
new
Carlisle
in
operation, two others are in the
planned, Howard MetzenbaUm,
more
are
Exchange,
also has signed a 20-year lease for operation of a
parking garage to be constructed at Washington and
ramp
Sts.
in
the
downtown
financial
area
which Airport Parking shares
on
near
are
the
American
Stock
traded.
Another lease has been agreed upon for operation of a 270-car
garage
at the new Sheraton Motor Inn, being built at 42nd St. and
12th Ave.
Airport Parking, whose national headquarters are in Cleveland, now
or has contracted for 110 parking facilities at 56 cities in 30
Gross1 receipts have increased from $1,389,000 in 1955 to
$7,001,000 in 1962.
prevailing market
"Our
that parking revenues in the New York area
year.
We believe that a-company of our size with
automatic equipment, employee training programs
$15,000,000
a
engineers,
other
and
New
indicate
studies
exceed
trained
modern
Yorkers
rentals
to
in
techniques
terms
of
and
owners,
make
can
good
increased
substantial
a
contribution
parking service with new
courtesy and convenience
ists," Mr. Metzenbaum said.-r-V. 195,
and
480,000 shares of common stock,.
(wife of the company's President)
Friedman
management
officals
11,000, 27,500 and
sell amounts ranging
to
'
'
"
'
-
"
Air work
as
a
own
group
23.1%
48.04%.
and
22.9%,'
The pros-,
17,100
from
shares,
200
to
respectively.
Others
6,200 shares.—V. 192,
v.-
A
for
L.
24.4%
the
ideas,
for
to
fair
motor¬
1206.
p.
Hine,
and
the
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—Debentures
Registered
due
1982,
to
be
3800
with
Frederica
the
offered
St.,
Owensboro,
Ky., filed
a
covering $40,000,000 of deben¬
public sale through underwriters
SEC,
for
nine
nine
to
rose
previous
are
New
and
York,
totaled
increase
26
in
net
income
J.,
increase
previous
an
General
contributed
Latin
located
N.
the
from
increase
year
was
reported by Francis
aviation engine overhaul
$12,126,386 for the nine months
Millville,
over
fiscal
of
cents
year.
$170,649
in
the
first
the
$9,744,283
Net
and
income
nine
in
American
Atlanta,
months
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
Philadelphia
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
of
to
profits
markets.
and
Supply Corp.
and
Aeronautic
with their coverage of the fixed
Airwork
Cleveland,
Washington,
D.
branches
Detroit,
C.—V.
or
subsidiaries
Miami,
193,
p.
Newark,
2105.
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising
issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana Company.
Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Aet
1879.
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of Pan American
Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other countries, $72.00 per yea*.
of
per
Aircraft
Boston,
Seibert,
account
in
was
earnings
year.
subsidiaries,
Export Corp.,
base
cents
81.4%
a
fiscal
$2,382,103
a
of
$209,621;
48
the
Sales
1962;
months
against
and
of
this
for
firm.
supply
April 30,
$380,270
Both
sales
President,
first
share
in
months
parts
ending
the
The corporation
of
registration statement
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
increase
first
Street, Chicago 3,
of
325,000 shs.
75,000
THE COMMERCIAL
William
in
Outstanding
$100,000
1609.
p.
outstanding
Friedman, Secretary-Treasurer,
5,000,
1916.
tures
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
______
par)
indebtedness
194,
kits
operates
34' selling stockholders including Abraham I.
Friedman,,
Casper, A. Rogers, Wilton L. Jaffee and S. Marcus Finkel, who propose
propose
par)
of
FINANCING:
States.
is engaged in the design, development, manufacture and
range of semi-conductors consisting of silicon rec¬
of most electronic and/or electrical
Mrs.
Abraham
sell
cent
($10
distribution
PRESENT
He
reported that Airport Parking had purchased National Parking
Systems, Inc., of New York City, on an exchange of shares basis. Na¬
tional Parking is an operating
company with nine parking facilities in
as.integral components
respectively,
pectus lists
to
the
field.
TO
diversified
a
used
and
in
purchase warrants-
Airport
,
$5.50 per share).. The offering will be made on an
basis through M. L. Lee & Co., Inc., which will receive a selling
of 5%
of the gross selling price. "
tifiers
of
(1
stock
construction
the
(maximum
of
and
Manhattan.
company
St., Norwood, N. J., filed a registra¬
May 22 covering 98,250 outstanding
offered for public sale by the holders
be
over-the-counter
The company
,
EFFECT
Chairman, announced.
commission
sale
—V.
ket.
apserts
believe
company of 500 Livingston
statement with the SEC on
agency
stock
Airport
permanent.
order,
The
prices
GIVING
,
first
.
request,
upon
the
trade
"do-it-yourself"
or
..
and
conditions
vacated or
in
crafts
Airport Parking Co. of America
City Market—
•
a
the company's offering circular was false and misleading
of certain-material facts. The order provides an opportunity'
of
construction
hobby and
a
company
for the
under
BUSINESS—The company of 256 Fifth Ave., New York
City, through
three wholly owned subsidiaries is in the business of
marketing and
architectural, commercial and mosaic tile, both' imported and
domestic.
The company's
principal fields of distribution are to the
its
•Sundry
-
stock offering by Self-Service Shoes, of
Colo.
conditional exemption
from registration *
offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
to
that
be
thereof
p.
The
in
Amos
and
shares
be
ment.
&
a
terms
hearing,
tion
York,
filed a registrationMay 18 covering 300,000 shares of common
on
Securities
Solitron Devices, Inc.—Common Registered—
proposed to offer such stock for subscription at $5 perstockholders of the company's
parent, National Petroleum
of Alberta, Canada, at the rate of one share for each 15
by
Corp.
SEC
suspending
the
stock at $2.50 per share.
common
proceeds, estimated at $231,500, will be used by
the company for the repayment of
debt, development of
new; product lines,
sales promotion and advertising,
relocation of a warehouse, and
working capital,
Preferred
ski;
is
It
share
the
under
adequately and accurately its failing financial condition,
necessity for closing its retail units and the intended use of
proceeds of the offering—V. 194, p. 2664,
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7
Park
445
temporarily
disclose,
underwriting.
-
order
registration
..
Net
"7
,
>
it
failed
to
cooperate with the Commission in
furnishing
pertinent
information
in
connection
with
the
offering.
Tlie
alleged misrepresentations
relate
to
the
company's
failure
to
Corp.—Proposed Rights Offering—
corporation,
to
In
suspehsion
should
Mayo
4
Permeator
The
,
(
.
Pueblo,
According to the
Regulation in that
1962
14,
with
for
common
through
by
its
in -respect
statement
150,000
Outing Club, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
•"
offering circular filed on Sept. 19,
Self-Service proposed the public offering
of
100,000
common
at $3 per share; the offering to be made on a "best efforts" :
certain
404.
p.
,
this firm's
Stock
ah
issued
from
provides
A
respect
1961,
2119.
p.
Hope Academy of the Arts, Inc.- -SEC Registration Withdrawn—
/
/
7
SEC
respect
Grand,
amount.
shares
New
the
exemption
with
1933
with
Corp.—Offering Susp'n'd
24
A
Regulation
i;
in
National Capital Acceptance
May
Regulation
,
224-09
outstanding stock of the company.,
•
■
Industries, Inc.—Common Offered—Via
offering circular, Price Investing Co.,
82 Beaver St., New York
City, and Leib, Sklott & Co.,
Inc., Clifton, N. J., offered publicly, 120,000 shares of
respectively,"
and 4.4%,
v7 Self-Service Shoes, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
504
National
5.7%
i.?'
5.-/t
'.X
Agency Tile
May 21; 1962
Common
Bag-O-Tunes, Inc.—"Reg. A"
corporation
privately through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
'
to
Merrimac
firm's
1972, had
sold
Co.r, NewTYork City.—V. 195, p./2376.
stock of certain companies (3) beneficial interests in
a
trust and (4) an obligation of one of such partnerships.
The company was organized in 1961 for the purpbse. of •deVeltffrtng a"'
national chain of roadside motor hotels. As a first step toward such
objective,' the cOmpahy is making this exchange offer and,' upon its
completion, will own or operate 25 motor hotels in Arizona, Texas, New
Mexico, California, Louisiana and Oklahoma; 18 restaurants, 10 coffee ,
shops, catering operations and six cocktail lounges located in some
Of ^he motor hotels; the tradename-and trademark "Ramada Inn" and,
statement
28,. 1961 which covered $2,200,000
1977 (with warrants) to have been *
Deq.
on
Phoenix,
partnerships (2)
>
:
J
;
St.,
East Van Buren
the SEC on
-
1962, it was reported that $2,000,000 of this
6% convertible subordinated notes due
May 1,
with
statement
Privately—On May
21,
:
May 22 covering
1,250,000
shares of common stock. It is proposed to offer such stock in exchange
for (1) beneficial interests in certain general partnerships and limited
30,000
in
Inc.—Files Exchange Plan—
of 3801
company
registration
.
debentures due
through underwriters headed by Blair & Co., New York
par
City.—V. 195,
1971
"The
statement
covered
due
offered
withdrew
companv
fund
at
which
1961
been
Co.,' Chicago.—V.
originally filed with the SEC
of
registration
debentures
have
Lamb Industries, Inc.—SEC
On
its
Withdrawn—-
„
-
Months' Results—
Alside, Inc.—Six
manufacturer of aluminum siding, reported earn¬
ings for the six months ended March 31, 1962. Jerome J. Kaufman,
President, said pre-tax earnings from consolidated operationsfor the
six-month period were $1,135,222 in 1962 compared to $l l93 548 in
1961. Net earnings, after taxes, amounted to $613,421 for the first six
months of 1962, or 33 cents per share, compared with $653,458,'or
35 cents per share for the same period in 1961. v
Sales
for
the six months ended
March 31, 1962, amounted to
$8,738,452 compared to $9,019,683 for the same period in 1961. Mr.
Kaufman went on to say that unit sales for the same period were
higher in 1962 than in 1961.
'
•
' ;
Mr. Kaufman reported that the company's wholly-owned finance sub¬
sidiary, Alside Acceptance Corp., operated profitably for the second
quarter
of the current fiscal year, substantially reducing the first
quarter operating loss. The finance subsidiary should continue to oper¬
ate profitably in the future, Mr. Kaufman said.—V. 195, p* 633.
Ohio,
Akron,
This
.
,
.
^
Inc.—Earnings Up 8.6%
American Electric Power Co.
evaporators for marine ■ installations, as well as other types pf water
purification equipment will also be supplied..
• "
b
<
Major markets for the equipment, which will be produced at the
United Kingdom plants of Marshall Sons and Motherwell Bridge &
Engineering
are expected to be in the Mediterranean area and the
Near East,
according to Mr. Loebel. Work on sea-water conversion
plants for Cyprus and Malta is already under way. Overseas erection
of land-based units will
be carried out by Motherwell Bridge Con¬
headquartered in Beirut.
and manufacturing skills
tracting & Trading,
combined
The
of the parent
engineering
companies, as well as the lower costs of producing capital equipment
in
England, are expected
to place Aqua-Chem International in a
favorable
competitive
position in
the rapidly developing overseas
for water purification equipment, Mr. Loebel said.
Aqua-Chem, Inc.,
an
affiliate of Cleaver-Brooks Co., Wilwaukee,
a widely diversified line of
water purification equipment. Units
made by the company, now in operation around the world, have a
total daily output of >■ approximately eight million i gallons iOf purified
water—the largest volume accounted for by any manufacturer in the
field.—V. 195, p. 398.
market
Automatic
Canteen - Go.
Frederick. L.
.
the
-
Schuster,
second
29,
six
*
1962,
highs
m<For
the
for
earnings
in
April 30 and for the
months ended
four
$18,892,000 for the like period a year ago.
In April,
increased 15.6% to $5,017,000 compared with $4,342,000 for
of
earnings
earnings
that month last
year.
Earnings per share were $2.64 for the year ended April 30 com¬
with $2.43 for the same period a year ago.
Both figures are
on 21,903,000
shares outstanding.—V. 195, p. 2028.
pared
based
manufacturer
This
Sharply
Safety Equipment Corp.—Sales Up
American
auto
of
Hickok
the
under
belts
seat
label,
reported net sales for three months ended March 31, 1962 of $1,055,000, as compared to $189,000 for the first three months of 1961.
These
figures were released
by Kenneth Krasnow,
President of
American Safety Equipment, who also announced that sales for the
Dec. 31, 1961 were $2,177,193, compared with net sales
1960.
The
profit, after taxes, for the year ended December, 1961 was
$144,435, or 74 cents per share as compared to a net loss for the
ended
year
of
$160,160 for
previous year of $48,849.
(f
In reporting these figures, Mr. Krasnow also stated that due to the
vastly increased demands for auto seat belts, manufacturing facilities
have been established at Long Island City. A.S.E. has also put into
production
child's
214
p.
belt,
safety
automobile
195,
a
field.—V.
the
194,
and V.
p.
development
new
a
each of the preceding two quarters,
reported net earnings of $185,634,
share of common stock, for the third quarter of
equal to 32 cents per
1962.
with net income of $23,091, or four cents a share, in
year ago. Revenues
for the three months ended
March 31 climbed to $6,813,296 from $6,140,093.
Despite
the third
quarter increase, nine-month figures adversely
reflected a prolonged labor difficulty earlier in the year. The company
had a net loss of $408,473, or 70 cents a share, as compared to net
earnings of $243,745, or!'44! C6nts a share, for the same period in
1961. Revenues
were
down to $15,433,621 from $21,211,882.—V. 194,
p. 2653.
•.
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This
the
compares
like
period
Beach to Seagate Hotel, Inc.; the
Royal Palm Shopping Center in Boca Raton to the Archer-Weir, Inc.;
10
lots zoned for
hotel, motel or apartment construction in the
Estates Section of Boca Raton to Jules G. Frosell;
460 ft. of Intracoastal Waterway frontage in Delray Beach to Gladys U. James; and
34
lots in
the Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club subdivision
in
a
,
Club
Beach
&
All
contracts
the
of
contracts
the
exception
of
lots.
contracts
The
nual
Stores
Co.—Proposed
Change—An¬
Name
Report—
Philadelphia-based operator of 845
change its name to Acme Markets, Inc.
markets,
food
proposes
to
identify the company with the name by
President Paul J. Cupp said.
change will become effective June 28 if approved at the annual
meeting
scheduled for June 27
at the company's main office in
Philadelphia.
American Stores,
one
of the
fastest growing food chains In the
nation, operates its stores (most under the name of Acme Markets)
in New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West
Virginia, Virginia, Washington, D. C., and California. The company
Purpose is to
more closely
customers know it,
its
of a number of Royal Palm
are expected to be con¬
sale
the
closed
be
to
the
transfer of title during the next 30 to 60 days.
Brown L. Watley, President, described the company's sales activities
in Palm Beach County for the past three months
as "sharply in¬
summated
by
comparison with sales activities in the country for the
last year. He said that the 1962 sales were "profitable
transactions for the company" and that the development of the un¬
creased"
in
period
same
improved
properties
recently
generally" in these areas.—V.
sold would "tend
195, p. 2377.
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—Stock Split
Increased
to
'
..
action, Associated's authorized common stock will
shares from the previously authorized issue
of the
result
a
annual meeting on May 21, approved the plan
department store group's common stock on the
at the
major
two-for-one.
of
As
be
this
split
Approved—
18.3%—
Stockholders,
to
basis
values
increase
to
this
year; versus $1,600,000 last year. 1961 dates
Include Joel Hurt Factors, IncM acquired Dec.
to
Second-quarter
1962
sales
3,000,000 shares.
shares outstanding.
May
On
5,
there
1962,
1,906,227
were
/
1961,
The
operates under the name of Alpha Beta Acme Markets in California.
Sales for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1962, rose to $1,034,878,658
from $1,011,489,370
the preceding fiscal year—an increase of 2.3%,
according to the annual report.
Net earnings after taxes totaled $13,330,067,
an increase
of 5.2%
over net earnings of $12,673,280 the previous fiscal year. Net
earnings
per share rose
to $5.71 compared with $5.45 per share the previous
year adjusted for a
5% stock dividend paid March 31.
Earnings before taxes totaled $28,230,067 as against $27,540,280 for
the previous fiscal year.
During the past fiscal year 49 new stores were opened including
several in the growing San Diego, Calif, area. This was the
company's
first entry into this large market. Also during the
year 44 stores were
closed, so that at the end of the fiscal year 845 stores were in
operation compared with 840 at the end of the previous year. With the
exception of 1946 when the Danahy-Faxon stores were acquired, this is
the first time since 1932 that the
company ended the year with more
stores in operation than at the beginning of the
year.—V. 194, p. 1154.
American Water Works Co.,
On May
17 stockholders of this
of
the
Inc.—Merger Approved—
concern
and
shares of
effective
Tender
American's
early in June.
the merger plan,
stock and
tive
be
the
each
the
stock,
basis
expected that the
holders
receive
shares
of
a
new
5%
cumula¬
par value, of American. The exchange will
shares of the new American preference stock
of Northeastern
American
will become
jH
of Northeastern's $4 prior preferred
merger
$25
of four
share
new
It is
$2 preferred stock will
preference
on
for
stock.
preference
$4
prior preferred and
stock
for
each
share
two
of
shares
of
Northeastern
$2 preferred stock. The new American preference stock will be
junior
to American's preferred stock, which will continue to be
outstanding.
The
holders of Northeastern's common stock will receive
shares
of
common
the
1,962,700
American
now
number
—V.
common, the same
owned
by Northeastern.
195,
p.
of
shares
of
American
number
There
common
of
shares
will
be
stock
to
of
Increase
no
be
1551.
American
in
outstanding.
included
for
only
first
the
"
quarter
of
the
fiscal
current
.
Corp.—First Financial Report—
Astro-Science
This
leading
company's
published financial report
since it became
publicly owned showed a first quarter sales volume of $2,286,130. It
stated that since the Astro-Systems division had not yet been acquired
during the first quarter of the previous year, comparable figures for
1961 would not be meaningful.
The
company's
exceeded
$84,000,000 in the fiscal year ended
20% from the $70,105,000 recorded in
announced by William E. Roberts, President.
more
than
Mr. Roberts said that the year-end audit
but net earnings after taxes are estimated at
or
33 cents per share.
This contrasts with
,
or
51
cents
first
Otis and Stanton called attention to the company's balance sheet
March 31,
which gives effect to the public stock issue,
the
proceeds of which were received April 3. They stated that the com¬
pany's financial position as reflected In the balance sheet is one of
exceptional strength, with a current ratio in excess of 4:1, an equity
to long-term debt ratio of 8:1, working capital of over $2.5 million
and book value in excess of $4 per share.
The
also stated that Astro-Science had booked a total of
approximately $3,450,000 in new orders during the first quarter from
major customers such as the Autonetics Division of North American
Aviation,
General
Electric,
Grumman,
Ling-Temco-Vought,
Sandia
Corp. and the U. S. Army and U. S. Navy.
report
The company's three operating divisions occupy approximately 190,000 square feet of plant space in the Greater Los Angeles area; they
produce magnetic tape recorders, electronic test equipment and ground
support systems and equipment.—V. 195, p. 1551.
Atlantic Co.—Tenders for Debentures—
National Bank, Atlanta, will until June
15,
1962, in¬
receive tenders for the sale to it of 5% subordinated deben¬
April 1, 1980 to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum
of $400,000 at prices not to exceed 100%
plus accrued interest.
The
net
loss
of
$3,930*000'
share In fiscal 1961,
"Our backlog of unfilled orders Is
approximately $31,900,000, com¬
pared with $31,200,000 at this time last year," Mr. Roberts said
"For fiscal 1963 we expect at least a
10%
increase in sales and a
substantially greater increase in net earnings."—V. 195, p. 1206.
per
Aqua-Chem, Inc.—British Affiliate Formed—
A
in
new
company,
London,
has
in conjunction
equipment for
with
formed
British
overseas
the company was
Ownership
Aqua-Chem
been
International, Ltd., with headquarters
by Aqua-Chem, Inc., Waukesha, Wis.,
interests, to produce water purification
markets.
Announcement
of
the
formation
of
made by F, A. Loebel, President of Aqua-Chem, Inc.
of
Aqua-Chem International Is shared equally by AquaChem, Inc., Motherwell Bridge & Engineering Co., Ltd., Marshall Sons
& Co,, Ltd., and Motherwell Bridge
Contracting & Trading Co., Ltd.
,
The new firm will specialize in the
manufacture of land based
equipment used for producing fresh water
was
pioneered
by
Aqua-Chem, Inc. Flash
long-tube flash evaporators,
frpm
sea
water
which
Up. Over 19%—
"
cosmetics
in April and 19.9%
pared to $46,614,000 in.the similar period of 1961.
Mr.
Hicklin
added
"There
Sales
in
said
is
profit
figures for April
indication
every
May
far
"are
not
are
they will be
very
yet
available
satisfactory."
but
.
proceeding
at a rate substantially higher
than May of last year," the Avon President said.
(Avon's first quarter results, released earlier, showed gains of 19%
in
sales
Earnings were
three months
1961
so
and 48%
in profits over the comparable 1961 quarter.
Sales
$39,583,000 for the 1962 quarter against $33,144,000 in the 1961
totaled
period.
of
1962
$3,891,000, or 40 cents
against $2,632,000, or 27
share
per
cents per
the
in
first
share in the
quarter.)
The
is
cosmetic industry in the United States has demonstrated
it
growth area, Mr. Hicklin noted. The American public spent nearly
in 1961 on perfumes, cosmetics and toiletries, compared to
a
$2
billion
about $1
billion spent
10 years ago and less than $500 million 20 years
ago, he said.
The Avon President
market
and
panding
cited particular growth in the men's toiletries
teen-agers. He noted that there is a "vastly ex¬
among
market
of
people using more of the products we sell
starting such usage at a much younger age."
Hicklin paid tribute to Avon's more than 150,000 representatives
who sell the company's products directly to consumers in their own
homes.
"Current performance exceeds anything of the past," he said.
A sales and distribution branch was completed in
Newark, Del., last
fall and the Kansas
City branch is currently being expanded, Mr.
young
and
Mr.
Hicklin
told stockholders.
He continued:
"For future
expansion, we
already begun to look in the Midwest for a site lor a manufac¬
turing sales and distribution unit. Our sales projections indicate that
this new facility will be needed within the next few years."—V. 195,
p. 2029.
J
have
(B. T.) Babbitt Inc.—Earnings Up 43%—
The
earned
company
43.2%
1961's
over
cents
a net profit of
$101,506 or seven cents per
first
quarter of 1962 ending March 31, up
comparable period earnings of $70,880 or five
the
in
share
common
share.
per
sales
Net
were
$4,986j563, an increase of 4%
over
net sales, of
the first quarter of 1961. The company reports a pro¬
of increased sales promotion and consumer advertising for.1962.
Now in its 126th. year, the company manufactures Bab-O Cleanser,
Cameo Copper Cleaner* Hep Oven Cleaner Spray, and other household
products, Charles Antell Hair Care products and Vita-Yums, and has
$4,798,860 for
gram
factories
and Vernon,
in
Albany,
California.—V.
New
190,
p.
York,
1415.
Chicago,
Illinois,
Oakland
Barton Instrument Corp.—Common Offered—On May
18, 1962, E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc., 623 South Spring St.,
Los Angeles, offered publicly,
120,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $8.50 per share.
Of the total,
47,750 shares were offered for the company and 72,250
for certain stockholders.
Net proceeds to the company will be added to its gen¬
First
eral funds and will be
available for working capital and
possible future acquisitions.
BUSINESS—The
devices
and
where
related
accurate
flow
gas
and
reliable
liquid
sales are
sale
differential
of
measurement
level
are
made
to
required.
in
1946
by Barton Jones.
Its
a
broad
Approximately
executive
base
and
Massachusetts
engaged principally in the manufacture of
polystyrene resins and the fabrication of related finished products.
Major products are rigid plastic containers sold to the, dairy, food and
confectionery industries. G & D Realty Trust holds title to the land
and buildings which house the manufacturing and office facilities of
Massachusetts Plastics.
GIVING EFFECT TO
F.
continue
Martinelli
its business under the present
President.—V. 195, p. 742.
as
management, with
Bank New York
trar
for
the
Trust
stock of
common
the
Co.
has
been
appointed sole
corporation.—V.
Common
Net
1962
income
were
of
over
Aurora
500%
told
stockholders
43%
over
Net
the
for
in
195,
p.
regis¬
635.
Up 43%; Earnings 500%
the
quarter
ended
March
31,
1961 period Abe Shikes, President,
meeting on May 15. Sales were up
than
annual
initial
quarter
of
1962
was
$142,238,
a
in
for
$1,625,410 in
Mr.
plus
mean
than
were
Shikes
the
1962
the
said
initial
three
opening quarter
that the
a
increased
months
year
were
$2,265,150
against
earlier.
volume
during the first quarter
the company's product lines should
earnings for the year 1962 of more
20%
over
last year. Sales for the year ended Dec.
31, 1961
$8,734,810 and net income was $382,594 or 66 cents a share.
the
an
increasing
increase
,
demand
in
sales
FINANCING
Co.—Earnings Increased 28%—
Paul
Weesner, Chairman of the Board,
the period
1962
announced that net sales
$1,533,363, compared with $1,279,112 in 1961. Net
quarter was $126,750, equal to 32 cents a share
shares
outstanding, against
shares, a year ago.
355,333
on
The
were
the
for
399,741
share
1,475 shs.
household products firm rep&rted a 28%
increase
per share on a larger number of shares
outstanding
increase in net sales for the first quarter ended March 31.
20%
income
on
647,750 shs.
25,000 shs.
;
income
a
R.
for
Outstanding
2,000,00 shs.
diversified
net
$90,404,
equal
to
25
cents
a
first
1962
quarter sales and net income included the One-Wipe
line of dust cloths and mop covers, acquired for cash in December 1961.
They do not include the sales or net income of Tidy House Packaging
Corp., which was acquired late in April 1962.
In connection
with the Tidy House acquisition, Weesner reported
that Bon Ami issued 136,900 shares of new stock, an increase of 34%
in shares outstanding, bringing the total shares outstanding to 536,641.
In a quarterly message to stockholders, Weesner said that Tidy House
fiscal
for
for
and
Aurora
manufactures
a
line
of
plastic hobby kits and related
products. The common stock is listed on the American Stock Exchange.
—V. 195, p. 1094,
1961
income
pre-tax
return
for
holders
the
1961
for
were
equal
to
equal
134%
to 133%
of
increase in shares
was
34%
acquired
its
double
tunities
record
high equal to 23 V» cents a share. Net income in the first quarter last
year was $27,467 or 4V2 cents a share. Per share figures are calculated
on the 605,786
shares outstanding on March 31, 1962. |
Sales
(no
Bon Ami
This
those
of
that
of
of
Bon
outstanding,
Ami
Bon
Ami.
Bon
and
"Thus,^ in
Ami stock¬
which will enable Bon Ami to more than
and pre-tax net income, as well as offer oppor¬
growth potential," he said.—V. 195, p. 2257.
company
a
sales
greater
he said.
last year,
income
higher
the
at
Plastics
stock
par)
Capital stock ($2 par)
—V. 195, p. 2377.
sales
Aurora Plastics Corp.—Sales
and
-
Atlantic Utilities Corp.—Appointment—
Chemical
PRESENT
Authorized
and
"Atlantic regards this acquisition as another step in its expansion
.in the field of products related to petrochemicals," Arthur B. Hersberger, Atlantic's marketing Vice-President, commented. Last Septem¬
ber, Atlantic announced the acquisition of a majority interest in the J. P.
Frank
Chemical &
Plastic
Corp., manufacturer of polyvinylchloride
resins, in a similar move.
Mr. Hersberger said that Massachusetts
offices
are
CAPITALIZATION
is
adminstrative
located at 580 Monterey Pass Road, Monterey Park,
subsidiaries: Barton Europa, N.V., which
is wholly-owned; and Barton Sales Co. of Calif., which is approximately
81%-owned by the company.
Co.—Acquisitions—
Plastics
of
The company has two
The
company has announced that it has acquired a majority interest
in the Massachusetts Plastics Corp., Ludlow, Mass., and 100%
of its
affiliate, the G & D Realty Trust.
and
control
and
design,
measuring
military use
of liquid and
pressure
industrial
for
75%
of the
commercial industry,
including oil and gas production companies, gas transmission and dis¬
tribution
companies,
petrochemical,
chemical
and
steel
companies,
other instrument manufacturers, scientific laboratories and educational
institutions, public utilities and municipalities.
Approximately 25%
of the company's sales are made directly or indirectly to the military
and the Atomic Energy Commission.
The company was
incorporated in California in July, 1949 as a
succsessor
to Barton Instrument Co., a sole proprietorship
organized
Calif.
Atlantic Refining:
and
instrumentation
and
company's
principal plant
due
is engaged principally in research,
company
development, manufacture
tures
had not been completed
approximately $2,600 000
a
of
and toiletries had a sales
for the first four months of 1962,
Wayne Hicklin, President, told stockholders at the annual meeting.
'.■In the first four months of 1962 sales totaled $55,867,000 as com¬
dated
Plastics will
sales
.
manufacturer
increase of 20.9%
American
corporation had net earnings of $100,798 in the quarter ended
31, 1962, equivalent to 12 Vfe cents per share on the 800,000
shares presently outstanding,
announced George Otis, Chairman and
Peter H. Stanton, President.
.•
Louis
The
to
March
Ampex Corp.—Reports 20% Increase in Sales—
April 30, 1962, up
fiscal 1961, it was
amounted
„
Northeastern Water Co.
two
companies. In the merger, American,
as
the surviving corporation, will acquire the assets and assume the
liabilities of Northeastern and Northeastern's stockholders will receive
merger
a
adjusted
been
1961.
.
Avon Products, Inc.—Sales
clusive,
approved
have
18,
revenues
an
increase
of
19.9%
over
corresponding revenues • of
$41,545,283 for the like period" a year ago. Net Earnings for'the second
quarter were $542,354 or eight cents per share, compared to $669,745
and
11 cents per share for the second
quarter last year.—V. 195,
P- 973.
'
'
v
J.
are
operating
$49,824,550,
common
'
'
McKim, Chairman, reported that sales for the first quar¬
ter ending May 5, 1962, were 18.3% above sales for the similar quarter
last year, which ended April 29. Earnings for this quarter, he stated,
are expected
to be more than 80 cents a common share as compared
with the 70 cents a share reported for this quarter last year. Operating
results of The H. & S. Pogue Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, acquired April 3,
Robert
and
6,000,000
of
This
This
which
for
remaining
with
closed
been
have
sales
these
for
year.—V.'l'95, p;'2029.
American
Delray
in
Raton.
Boca
Sales Up
Reversing net losses suffered in
the American Ship
Building Co.,
fiscal
Palm
in
ments
in
1502.
Building: Co.—Quarterly Net Higher—
American Ship
1, 1962, Arvida has sold improved and unimproved proper¬
Beach County for a total sum of $3,195,000.
Included in these transactions were: the sale of the Seagate Apart¬
Since Feb.
ties
the
lower
.
registrar,
trustee,
appointed
been
Beach County Properties Sold—
Arvida Corp.—Palm
four
first
has
paying agent and conversion agent for the 4 V2% convertible subordi¬
nated debentures, due May 1, 1982, of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 2256.
the 12
months, earnings rose 8.6%
to $57,767,000 compared
$53,204,000 for the same period last year.
Earnings for the
months of 1962 were $21,562,000, a gain of 14.1%
over
with
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
of
slightly
reported sales
Inc.—Appointment—
Arlan's Dept. Stores,
The
Higher,
Chairman,
months
despite
.
the company for the 12 months ended April 30,
representing an increase over a year ago of 21 cents per share, were
announced by Donald C. Cook, President.
Also announced were new
Sales
anticipated "improved earnings"
company's fiscal year ending
first-half earnings' this year.
The I company
and" operating revenues for the first
six months ended March 17,
1962, of $99,544,205, with net earnings
of $1,665,735 or 25 cents
per share on '6,766,065 shares outstanding.
These figures compare to first-half 1961 sales and
operating income
of $83,758,784,
and earnings after taxes of $1,884,207 or 30 cents
per share. Per
share
earnings give effect to a 1% stock dividend
paid Nov. 1, 1961. Provision for Federal inbome taxes was $1,333,000
'°r
Sept.
offers
earnings of
Record
of America
Net Down—
Brad Foote Gear Works, Inc.—6 Months' Sales Up 20%
The
company
operations
for
reported a 20 % increase in sales and
the six months ended March 31, 1962.
a
profit
from
Giinnar E. Gunderson, Board Chairman, consolidated
net sales of the company and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, Pittsburgh
Gear Co.
and American Gear & Mfg. Co., totalled" $2,886,700, com¬
pared with $2,311,700 reported for the first six months last year.
According
Net
10
Income
cents
This
per
compares
of
share
Mr.
and
to
a
three
the
for
share
with
on
a
period was $89,700 and was equivalent to
the 849,000 shares of common outstanding.
loss of $24,700 a year ago, or a loss per
cents.
Gunderson
reduction
attributed
in
the
operating
improvement
costs.
He
added
to
increased
that
the
business
company's
Volume
backlog
of
orders
months.—V.
187,
195
has
Number 6163
substantially
Increased
during
the
three
past
debenture and one stock purchase warrant, at
42.
p.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Publications, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher^publisher of,Modern Plastics and Moderri Packaging industrial
This
units
stock
made
was
in
April,
Brillo Manufacturing Co.—Sales
The
three
like
quarter
Consolidated
to
net
income
34 cents per share
the
in
1962
Dominick
J.
Hogle
J
Ltd.—To Redeem Debs.
195,
2377."
p.
the
profit
factors
company has-reported.
Net earnings after taxes
;
^
the
of
use
for the first
sales of $5,520,678, or $.043
on
beryllium
The
left
as
solid
a
a
quarter
share
the
by
producing
electronic
beryllium copper markets and
in England.—V. 194, p. 1716.
of
warehouse
new
Gas Co.—Earnings Statement—
Central Indiana
Operating
1962
—
share (1,087,426 shares in
per
shares in
1,100,000
Operating
1,328,200
1,100,000
—V.
188,
p.
Central &
the-assets
of
of
92.8%
owner
$1.22
Y.
the
of
shares
Buffalo-Eclipse,
of
subject
the
to
-^Minority
holders
stock
common
Buffalo-Eclipse
of
shares
share-for-share basis
a
on
in
would
receive
Houdaille
exchange for their Buffalo-
Eclipse shares.
-
South West
is
approximately
ending April, 1961.
of Buffalo-Eclipse will vote on the proposed plan at
stockholders meeting to be held June 25, 1962.
of Buffalo-Eclipse
also declared a dividend of 10 cents
per share on its common stock, payable June 16, 1962 to holders of
record June 1, 1962.—V. 194, p. 112.
special
The
Directors
the
kilowatt-hour
first
Mount
11.5%
output
of
1962
Incentive
The
25,
Reiner, Linburn & Co., New York City, announced
public sale of this firm's common stock
through the offering at $6 per share of 100,000 shares.
Of the total the underwriter initially reserved 20,000
shares for sale to employees of the company, at $6 per
approved by
195, p. 112.
Y.t
is
the
other
shares
in
Commercial
Garden
Ave.,
City,
distribution, primarily for domestic manu¬
facturers
on
a
non-exclusive
basis; of office copy equipment
and
related supplies and photographic papers for special uses.
Among the
product lines presently being supplied by the company are a wide
variety of photocopy papers, photographic papers,
sensitizing dves,
chemical
engaged
One
of
company
solutions
the
March
31,
sales
net'
the
1952,
of
$754,238
unaudited
basis,
the
for
and its subsidiaries
income of $21,336.
company
and
net
CAPITALIZATION GIVING/ EFFECT
Reinholdt
The
Miller
1,000,000
194,
CTS
p.
1380.
Inc.——
Corp.—Appointment-—
The- Chase- Manhattan
:
.
Bank
—V.
-
the
at
any
in
of
Canada
Royal
sales
10%
of
this
above
New
months
four
over
82%
have
President,
said
in
the
Financing De¬
May 21, 1962 issue reported the sale on
May 17 of $6,000,000 of this firm's 5^2% subordinated
Our
May 15, 1963, and warrants to purchase
common
stock.
offered
in
units
of
the
Nov.
on
30,
1961).—
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Sundry Indebtedness:
Notes payable to stockholders—
loans
&
commercial
one
year.
installments
Current
due
456,281
'
long-term
—___
mortgage,
installments
Outstanding
$269,809
paper
of
debt
5%%
FINANCING
1974,
less
16,120
—
current
—
$300,000
—
254.286
Capital stock:
Preferred
stock,
($100
3%
non-cumulative
par)—
Common
1,900 shs.
1,640,000 shs.
/—
360,000 shs.
240,000 shs.
360,000 shs.
($1 par)
A—.
Class
——1,900 shs.
——_
stock
Class
B
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have made a firm
commitment, subject to the terms of the underwriting agreement to
purchase,
severally
numbers
of
and
shares
of
not
jointly,
class
A
from
the
set
forth
stock
company
below:
the
respective
Shares
Shares
R.
John Lamula Investors, Inc.
3.00C
Schweickart
10,000
2.50C
Hanrahan
8,500
Hickey & Co.
Miller, Tallman & Co., Inc.
Sprayregen, Haft & Co
6,500
Crerie
2,G0(
3,500
William
Co._:—-—_
3,500
Freehling,
Secur.
&
3,500
Co.,
&
Inc
Corp.
Co.
&
Co
Norton
Co.,
Inc.
Meyerhoff
&
v..;
—
—V.
Chisholm & Co.,
195,
L.
Warren
&
Co
3,0QC
2.50C
2.00C
Inc.—..—I
Co.,
2378.
p.
3,500
Inc.
Inc.———
3,500
Harris, Logan &! Co
Hubinger-Philipson, Inc.—_
Link, Gorman, Peck & Co.
2,500
2,500
2,500
& Co.,
York
in Chesebrough-Pond's capital stock
Exchange under tb.e symbol "CBP."
trading
Stock
began
Community Charge Plan—Credit Operations Expanded
The
Jersey
company with close to 90,000 active credit card users in New
and Pennsylvania, is expanding its operations into New York
Westchester and Long Island, Samuel D. Fire, President, an¬
Major mei;chant( plumbers sqch; as the Korvette arid, Great, Eastern
discount chain's^ Will now honor CCF credit cards in all their
Mills
dtt
New
of
products,
—V.
195,
proprietary
p.
and
Prince
Matchabelli
one
$1,000
I
,
York
"This
Inc. is a major international manufacturer and
cosmetics, toiletries, and proprietary specialty products..
fragrances.
ness.
Net
iixcome
—
—
(loss)
(after
taxes)——1
Earnings (loss> per share.*——
Backlog
—
—
On May 22 shareowners approved a
the close of business May 23.
The
be
well
a
in
as
New
Jersey
and
Pennsylvania,
he-said.
sharp expansion in the number of participating
additional
stores
iri the New
York
solicited
Purchases
fiscal
in
the
from
first
ended
merchant
nine
months
members,
of
which
operations
to
jumped
from $1,$5,136,026 in the
June
30, 1961, are expected to approximate $12,000,000 during the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1962, he, added.
—V. 195, p. 1095,
year
1961
$2,309,055
43,879
$0.08
6,615,422
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—Stock Split Apprv'd
2-for-l stock split, effective as
action increases the • company's
authorized capital-stock from 1,500,000 to 3,000,000 shares of common
stock, $i par value, and changes and reclassifies each presently out¬
standing common share into two shares, $1 par value. After the split,
1,561,608 shares will be outstanding.
Commenting on the record sales and earnings reported for the
of
will
013,291
$1,635,773
295,420
$0.52
10,232,377
as
mean
and many are expected to join the 1,700 mem¬
enjoying the benefits of CCPIs credit plan.
Extension of good shopping facilities for existing card holders and
an expected substantial broadening
of the card holding list, Mr, Fire
said, will be reflected in a sharp increase in overall volume of busi¬
area
company
Shipments
will
bers-currently
Chicago Aerial Industries, Inc.—Loss Reported—
.
stores
move
merchant members. Several hundred
2150.
1962
for the quarter ending March 31 ,1962
thq-'porrespoiidingv.period.last- year, and- net
were
became effective
Authorized
well-known trademarks are: Pond's, Cutex and
and treatment products, Vaseline, Q-Tips- and.
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.—Additional
securities
pro¬
in
recorded
60,000
,
The
and depreciation and
$6,110,957, or 35% above
were
20,000
the first quarter amounted; to $6,661,437 compared-with
the same period last year.. Net-income totaled $362,445*.
!;v, t Biased on,.562,800. sharos outstanding;
per-share on the 1,198,682' shares- outstanding. ~Fof- the
'.The- avionics companyfsaid -its better .than $10. million, backlog .con-;
first quarter; of lastr year-met income was.$239,752, or '20'cents. ashare*
sists largely bf already' errgineered products which are profitable items
on.the 1,194,982 shares then outstanding.
to produce. The backlog is the highest ever recorded by Chicago Aerial.
"In spite of continued price pressure, - the corporation has managed
CAT designs- and produces- aerial .reconnaissance equipment, test equip-;
to-improve its'" profit margins mainly--because of increased operating r
ment; airborne, data displays., and■. other eleotra-optical ..equipment.—*•
efficienciesi-resulting: from- improvement' and. cost reduction programs,'.': - '"W
195, p. 1095':
'
'' Mr. Dixon said.—V. 195, p. 1314.
debentures due
sources.
depletion
taxes)
Divine & Fishman, Inc
F. L. Salomon & Co
30. cents-
90,000 shares of its
miscellaneous
before
income
CAPITALIZATION
reported a $295,420 loss for the first three months
of 1962, but told stockholders 1962 operations should result in a modest
profit.
Net-sales for
—
from
(income
Federal
follow:
severally
$6,050,837 for
tails
to
5,000
5,000
5,000
Varnedoe,
5,000
amounted
Period.
c^npared with $0.76 pey sh^re in the prior year, on
5,958;675 snares outstanding at M'Ar.chj31^,1961 (adjusted for the
Bank
below
named
1962
Gregory & Sons—^———
Kleiner, Bell & Co.—
McCarley & Co., Inc
—
or
fiscal
of
May 17 of 120,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common
stock at $6 per share, through Divine &
Fishman, Inc.,
Chicago, and associates. Additional financing details
.
Jr.,
month's
Coleman Cable & Wire Co.—Additional Financing De^
—
Our May 21, 1962 issue reported the sale on
the
of
Pertussin
June 15,
Up 10%, Earnings 50%—
increased 50%, George F. Dixon,
quarter report to the stockholders."
23
its
company
those, for
the
Among the company's
Angel Pace cosmetics
1962, through
5%%
first mortgage
Payment will be made
Bank of Canada,—V. 187,
income
first
May
This
Carlisle Corp.—Sales
Net
were
the
nine
tails
—
7,500
2377.
p.
marketer
1539.
branch
the
an
White
Inc.
Co.,
if
the initial nine months of 1961. For the nine
months ended March 31, 1962, cash earnings were equivalent to $0.99
per share on the 6,147,806 common shares outstanding at the end of
Chesebrough-Pond's,
Canadian British Aluminum <C«h Ltd.—Partial Redemp. -
p.
first
came
earnings
for
$4,515,215
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc.—-NYSE Listing—
has-been
on
of
vote
Southeastern
5,000
&
as
nounced.
f-
.*
The corporation baa called-for redemption
operation of the sinking fund, $144,000 of
bonds, series-A due June 15, 1952 at ICO'*
the
10%
of
Cash
vision
City,
appointed. New York transfer
agent for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 1660.
*
195,
On
1
for
Units
5,000
—_
615,000
1
;■
for
•
Rothschild
Cruttenden, Podesta &
Outstanding
stock
Common
—V.
•
Co.,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
FINANCING
Authorized
results
7,500
Inc
Walston &
ended
7,500
7,500
Humphrey
-
Fusz-Schmelzle
.' "
balance
Central & South West System for
greater than during the same
underwriters
exactly
$23,439,728, which was 34% higher than the $17,440,703 registered in
the corresponding period of la,st year. Gas gathering sales contributed
75% of the total, with oil and gas production accounting for 15%. The
9.4%
the company
Gardner
&
Robinson
Co.,
'
-
purchase from
picture
Wyatt, Jr.," chairman of the board and President of Coastal
third fiscal quarter—the three months
States maintained a satisfactory level
of business activity. As
a consequence, operations
for the first nine
months of fiscal 1962 showed substantial gains over the comparable
period of last year.
Stated Mr. Wyatt, "Coastal States entered the final quarter of the
fiscal year with the expectations that net income for the 12 months
ending June 30, 1962 will be close to $5,750,000, which would approxi¬
mate management's earlier projections."
1
and
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
consolidated
had
PRESENT
TO
months
thiee
the
States reported that during the
ended March 31, 1962—-Coastal
three-for-one stock split .which
V. 195, p. 974.
"•
"
.
Straus, Blosser & McDowell 57,500
Courts & Co..
—7,500
powders and several varieties of office copying,
photographic copying and offset copying machines.
In
addition,
the
company
imports
and
distributes
manual
and
automated office copying machines/silver sensitive papers, chemicals
and other supplies used in connection with these machines.
an
everything in
sees
the
Units
and
REVENUES—On
he
Coastal States Gas Producing Co.—Nine Mos.' Report
aggregate of 90,000 common
150,000 purchase warrants, and from the selling stock¬
holders an aggregate of 60,000 common shares, in the amounts rep¬
resented by the number of units set forth below, subject to the terms
and conditions of the underwriting agreement. Such securities are to be
offered in 150,000 units, each consisting of the one common share and
one
warrant entitling the holder to purchase one-half common share.
agreed to
the
and
dround,
as
affirmative
complete
a
Oscar S.
May 21, 1962 issue reported the sale
on
May. 17, of 150,000 units of this firm's securities at
$8 per unit. Each unit consisted of one common share
and one warrant. Additional financing details follow:
will be used to repay
balance used fox-
financing
debt,
the
but
The only control knob on the camera is the angle-setting dial on
top. The camera can be activated manually, by pressing a button In
its pistol-grip handle, or by one of two special bases with which it
can be mounted on a standard tripod. Each base
is a remote control
units that can be activated from a distance. One is activated by a clap
of the hands, snap of the fingers, or a whistle; the other by a tiny
radio transmitter for which the tripod acts as a receiving antenna.
"We have developed this remarkable new camera and viewer prima¬
rily for the mass amateur photographic market," Mr. Reisini noted,
"and it
will be
priced accordingly." Manufacturing and marketing
plans are being developed now by Cinerama and will be Announced
shortly.—V. 195, p. 2378.
ing Details—Our
purposes.
BUSINESS—The
N.
from
and
the
was
,
camera,
standing in the midst of the original scene!
newly-developed camera and
film viewing system makes it
possible, for the first time, for photographers to go back in time, in
effect, and revisit a photographed scene by "standing" in the- middle
of it..
'• *v
^
' 4
net
the
movie
or
were
within
UNDERWRITERS—The
proceeds
loans
completely
Champion Parts Rebuilders, Inc.—Additional Financ¬
share.
PROCEEDS—Net
of
camera
.
Option Plan, which was submitted to the stock¬
Stock
was
shares.—V.
Corp.—Common Offered—On May
initial
outstanding bank
general corporate
over
,
still
"neither
is
period of 1961.
1962
the
weeks
20
holders,
Burton
■
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
company reported consolidated
the 4 months ended Apr. 30, 1962,
1962
Stockholders
a
$0.74
income of $0.40 per share
compared to $0.36 per share
for the same period last year.
Twelve months' eafning^ totaled $1.52
per share for the period ending Apr. 30, 1962; As contrasted ,$o .$1,4.4
per share for the year ended April 30. 1961.
Mr. John S. Orborne, President, told the annual stockholders' meet¬
ing that electric revenues for the first four months of 1962 were ap¬
proximately 8.5% over a year ago, as contrasted to a gain of 6.4%
shown in
1961
over
the first four months of 1960. Net income in
liabilities of Buffalo-Eclipse.
•
819,300
1962;
•
for
the
1961
$17,464,600 $15,457,100
———-
in
that
Revenues
$0.83
$1.05
1962
shares
share (1,087,426
shares in 1961)2027.
per
luo2.
p.
departure in the realm of participation photography," was announced
by Nicolas Reisini, President of Cinerama.
Cinerama Camera Corp., a division of Cinerama, Inc., wilt market
next year
a
panoramic camera and viewer incorporating the new
system.
The "Cinerama Panoramic" camera is capable of taking a complete
360 degree photograph!
The camera rotates either on a pistol-grip handle or a tripod and
can
record pictures
ranging In angle of view from snapshot size
to a full .span of 360 degrees^ a„,,,
....
,,,,
u
nu..
»■;.
*
It uses regular color or black and white 35mm film, which will be
supplied by Cinerama In special cartridges.
The processed film requires no projector or screen. Instead, it may
be viewed in a unique, hand-held viewer which, in effect, places the
viewer "inside" the photograph. As he turns his head and the viewer
1962;
1961)———
revenues
Earnings
corporation,- approved a plan to transfer
Bullalo-Eclipse to Houd&ille Industries, Inc., presently
Buffalo, N.
911,200
Twelve Months Ended April 30—
Buffalo-Eclipse Con».*-Proposed Asset Sale—
of
$7,541,500
April 10—
revenues
Earnings
1961
$8,267,500
1,140,200
Period Ended
The
^Directors
on
and ■
products for precision military and industrial equipment. It has
developed a new design in brushless,
static-free, motor generators
according to Signal Corps specifications.
7
Headquarters for the firm will be at the Central Coil's facility in
Lindenhurst, a modern plant with substantial expansion capacity for
the combined companies.—V. 195, p. 400.
on
announced
vote
military,
the
for
systems
line of proprietary electronic and electrical products
Brook Labs Co. fabricates sheet, plastic and ma¬
a
use.
194,
completely new and revolutionary "panoramic" photographic sys¬
tem
chine
in
of
coverage
operations
manufactures
additive.
fuel
completion
shareholders" to
Labs
meeting of Brook
for June 1.
The
Coil
industrial
for
■
1961 of a government barter
beryllium copper is being filled by an expanding commer¬
cial business, the report stated. The company is improving its European
gap
contract for
!
—
plan is scheduled
is also
"
1962 amounted to
the 2,171,989 shares
outstanding on March 31, 1962. This compares with first quarter 1961
earnings of $449,186 on sales of $7,418,103, or $0.21 a- share on the
2,158,129 shares then outstanding.
In its first quarter report to shareholders, Brush said that produc¬
tion -under its $8,700,000 beryllium ingot government barter contract
had started: but noted that the major part of the sales and earnings
effect of this production, running at approximately $1,300,000 a quar¬
ter, will not be reflected until the second quarter. This holdover is
due principally to the normal delays encountered in conforming with
new
government inspection procedures, according to the report.
The
company
said that improvement in volume and earnings is
expected in the second half of 1962.
The report indicated that intensive evaluation of beryllium metal
for a wide variety of space applications is continuing, including the
$94,189
,
with
merger
Central
;!
-■
.
.
.
•
of this corporation voted approval of the
Brook Labs Co., Inc.
Under the terms of the
agreement each copimon share of Central Coll will be exchanged for
six shares of Brook Labs Co., Inc., which will become the surviving
for the first quarter of 1962 continued to
present in the final quarter of last year,
the
P
stockholders
23
May
corporation.
reflect
!
last year.—V.
of
The
Central Coil Corp.—Merger Approved
On
proposed
Co.—Sales, Earnings Down—
earnings
.
ahead
Cinerama, Inc.—Enters Amateur Photographic FieldA
he
~
,
—V.
has called for redemption on June 18, 1962, all
outstanding 6%
convertible debentures series B due ""Nov." 1-,
1984 at 105.70% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at any
branch in Canada of the Royal Bank of Canada.—V. 194, p. 631.
company's
Walston & Co., Inc.—_—— 200
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—125
Weeden & Co. Inc.
^
200
Dean Witter & Co.
300
On May 23, SL962, the company announced plans to sell $2,500,000
20-year 1 first mortgage.; bonds to several insurance companies, in
August. Proceeds will be used to repay bank loans and for construction.
corporation
Brush Beryllium
Smithers & Co,—iL*.—Lr 200
F. S.
100
200
300
125
Co.™———_
&
100
<Seh<wabacher & Co.-iLi.'.^a^A.^-^ 200
of
its
The
Rowles, Winston & Co._:
-
Plans Private Bond Sale—
.
The
of
A.
;
>
Hamershlag, Borg & Co.——
Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
125
—
*-v f'
Co.————' 300
&
100
100
Inc.
200
>,
Ryons
The Ohio Co. ——
200
Pacific Northwest Co.— 200
R. W. Pressprich & Co
:
* 200
125
125
100
Dominick
&
Eastman, <Dillon- Union-
$213,843, or 49 cents per share for the
Increased labor rates, increased freight, trucking and warehouse charges
and increased promotion to meet competitive activities all contributed
to the lower net income, Milton B. Loeb, President, stated.
British Columbia Electric Co.,
100
Corp
Cruttenden,-Podesta & Miller
M. Dain & Co., Inc.__
Davis, Skaggs & Co.——
I
was $146,071,
equal
shares. This compared with
first three months of 1961.
the future
are
encouraging and-that there should be forthcoming to the stock¬
holders; financial results .which will be most satisfactory.—V.
195,
p. 1207.
■'
300
& Co.__125
200
125
Clarke
W.
Securities
Mr. Loeb said the company feels that the developments for
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc
Irving Lundborg & Co.-iw-™
Manley, Bennett & Co—C—J.
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton,
Co._;
well
New Type Camera—
Units
„
Lester,
&
J.
quarter
432,630 common
on
conditions
125
Barth
:
*•
Units
Inc._—,1,200
Co.
&
company's third quarter and nine months en^ed maro^ 31.
m. H.
Berlin, President, said that volume in the June quarter continues to
severally agreed
has
Richard
"
Up, Earnings Dpwn—
earlier.
year
each
Blanchett, Hinton, Jones &
Granat, Inc.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co, Inc.
J.
March
ended
a
2100.
p.
Weld
5
principal underwriters of the
which
units
said
.
White,
consolidated net sales of $6,838,670 for the
31, 1962, compared with $6,541,741 for the
reported
company
months
195,
1962.-^V,
of the
names
of
number
the
and
purchase from the company, subject to the terms and
specified in the underwriting agreement, are as follows:
magazines,, reported total income of $1,014,124. in the three
March 31,
1962, and net earnings of $120,563, equal
to .28 cents per. share on the 428,000 shares outstanding.
For the year ended Dec. 31, 1961, total income was $4,303,814 and
net earnings totaled
$384,901, equal to 90 cents per share.
Results .for the first, quarter of 1962, were substantially ahead of
the! 1961
quarter,
although
accounting
changes
make
comparable
figures
unavailable.
The
initial
public; offering
of the company's
ended
per
be
to
business
common
$1,000
Additional financing details follow:
unit.
Breskin
months
(2489)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
,
Computer
Research- &
Oriented
Engineering,
Inc.—
Common Offered—On May
& Co., and Thomas & Co.,
16, 1962, Arthurs, Lestrange
Pittsburgh,., offered publicly,
135,006 shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per
1 share. Of the total, 100,000 shares were sold for the com¬
pany and 35,000 for certain stockholders.
-
proceeds to the company;, estimated -at' $328,125^
Net
will
be used for' the" development of
proprietary
com¬
puter systems, acquisition of literature search abstracts,
addition of
personnel, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The company,
whose address is the Martin Bldg., Pitts¬
incorporated under the laws of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania on Dec. 16, 1960. The company is registered in Penn¬
sylvania to conduct business under the corporate fictitious name of
burgh,
was
"Core,
Inc."
The company
through
the
is engaged in the business of
use
of
large
electronic data processing
machines and allied
scale data processing
6
*
(2490)
The sale of computer time is at present the major business
equipment.
for
to
sale
the
of
computer
giving
capitalization
value
—V.
debt
'
stock
Common
(no
2 hie I
195,
——
$706,400
.—----
,
h
„v
1,200,000 shs.
-
1089.
p
Outstanding
stated
value;
par
/,
'
480,000 shs.
V
.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Net High¬
the
annual
Chairman,
$1.53
share
per
were
4.7%
up
meeting
stated
1,250,003.
voted
T'he
increase
to
has-no
company
'''
-
shares
by
plans/to issue the additional
present
•'
stock.
:
"•/'
preference
authorized
the
C. Forbes,
1982 were
H.
of
the same period
for
Revenues
r ■■-'/■
1
■
;
Stockholders
1961.
$1.35 in
from
up
stockholders on May 21,
for the first quarter
of
earnings
that
'
»■'■*'
'-.V'.//'V/ r'h/'/,/
CONSTRUCTION
FINANCING PROGRAM—Dyring the 1962 through
period, expenditures for new facilitiese^are expected, to total
billion dollars. About $700 million of this sum will be financed
1966
$1.16
retained
to
«•
—
«. •
earnings
$144,768
of
for
first
the
;
,
j
v
•
•
•
with $179,856 for the same period in 1961.
.
■
•
.
quarter
-
.
.
slight decrease in sales and
a
lower net to retained earnings, company officals said, were a lag in
aircrait orders and a higher proportion of defense to commercial sales.
Aircraft deliveries and commercial sales are expected to Increase during
•the
contributing
factors
major
1^62.—V.
remainder -of
194,
the
to
113.
p,
will
to the company.
accrue
^
in
New
the
self-service
principally
located
Offered—Rittmasterr Yoisjm .&
City/as manager of an underwriting
group, announced the initial public sale of this firms
-common stock on May 25 through the offering of, 125,000
shares,- at $4 per share; Rittmaster, Voisin has reserved
,;from the offering, ,a. number of,."share?,..hot; to, exceed
Ltd.—Common
Edge,
and its consolidated subsidiaries specializes
business. Its shoes are sold at popular
BUSINESS—The company
prices,
Co.,
er—Preferred Stock Increase Approved—
At
net
The
1
•
.
compares
financing
present
to
Authorized
Long-term
year.
The
time.
effect
Epko Shoes, Inc.—Common Offered—On May 18; 1962,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York City, and associates,
offered publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $10 per share.
The offering was made for the
account of certain selling shareholders and no proceeds
first
the
last
basis
nected
results show a 27%. increase In defense sales.., .Total sales
quarter were $8,307,304, slightly under the same period
quarter
„
the company. Consulting and programming services on an advisory
are
available to customers of the company when directly con¬
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ..." Monday, May 28, 1962
;
in
shoe
through 24 self-service shoe
stores in
18 cities
Michigan.* West Virginia and Kentucky. The mer¬
Ohio,
chandising
York
retail
activities
the
of
through
company
at
a
chandise
at
available
retail
other
locations
to
five-year
retained
The
through
period
from
come,
money .that
the business.
'
in
is
preference
outside
new
the .balance
securities,
depreciation-.or
for
<
otherwise
V£
■
...--
particular
a
the
issued
earlier,
should
financing for the balance of this
of
payment
stock
about
three
million
$77
stations
power
this
August
in
acquired
meet
needs
our
including
year,
to
the
of
City
1959.—V.
195,
for
the final
New
is able to offer such prices by sharing with the customer
of the; savings from lower sales costs attributable to the
feature,.: lower rentals and, pther overhead. In. addition,/,
it' operates
seven
conventional shoe stores in
Ohio
and
Michigan.
; 12;500 for allotment to certain persons designated by the
•These
outlets
are
staffed
with
salesmen, command a comparatively
company, at the public offering price.
./ /
„// higher schedule of retail prices-, and cater largely to family groups.
k
PROCEEDS—A portion
of lihe net procaeds'from the financihg 'will I The compacy manufactures none of the products it -sells, but pur■/be .used to
reduce short-term borrowings. The "company anticipates % chases a wide variety of menls, women's and children's shoe styles,
'directly fromvthe manufacturer..-1..
/ applying the balance toward the expenses of entering now gebgraphic
; "...
areas
or
the acquisition of-other''"companies,-.aril for working-capital. ■
'/ Epko Shoes incorporated • under Ohio laws on March* 29, 1929, has
its, general office and-warehouse. facilities at 237 Cherry St., Toledo,'
BUSINESS—The company of 2235 Twenty-Fittli PI:/' N.' Ev VVashing-*
ton/
D.
C.r, is engaged in the merchandising, and selling of phono-. -. Ohio.;For many years- it "operated shoe. departments
under lease in1 graph- records to ' retail oiit!6ts; Including s'di'seourit stores;-The .com--; ■> the department stores of Kobacker Stores, Inc., .but its recent growth
Vpany
purchases'/ either
directly
from
the . recording: companies.'-, or • /.'• dates from 1956 when it began to sell-through self-service stores,/,T
through distributors, records of the major ,manufacturers, as .wed as.
I//I//'/.'/ •'. / . CAPITALIZATION AS OF MAY 18
•//-%/
t
The-company
comoany
portion
a
,
"
those
York
The
Bank
of
stock
common
Designers,
the
Ycrk
has
been
corporation.—V.
appointed
195,
registrar
for
addition
supermarket
the
2031.
p.
location
geographic
which,
in
to
the
distribution
its
typo
the
and
service
s
selection "of- the
th6
includes
of
neighborhood
In
;
,
New
of
<
Inc.—Appointment—
manufacturers;'
100 "other
over
the; basis
the
Consultants &
of
/customers
2373.
p.
of
k.nd
and
general
..
//
its
to
//:■//;■ /*/'""/i
record'ons
—V.
outlet is located.
ty' leading-independent-variety arid'
D. C. area, Edge,-Ltd; servicos
Record
r
195,
1547.
p.
-"1/
^Authorized
par)_^_____lt—500,000 shs.
($1
I
.
Outstanding
.
I'./.
"
-
Ero Manufacturing
in the .Washington,
chains
/'/'••"'
*•:••
shares
Common
characteristics'of
•:
400,000 shs..
v
■'
-
Co.—Sales Down—
the same type of
customers in the States of Ohio, Virginia," West ,•/• The company reported sales of $8,317,291 for the fiscal
year ended
North Carolina, Delaware, - Maryland/New Jersey and Penn¬
Jan. 31, 1962, compared .with $9,243,732 in the preceding fiscal year.
sylvania.. The company, alsq .sells to and services .'-.approximately 40
I.
The company, in
its annual report, said the decline in sales was
military service- exchange stores. ///■';
1 ■*,
/*/,;' t"* /T
primarily clue to sharply reduced seat cover-volume, partially offset
REVENUES—On
an
unaudited- basis,
for the three months
ended
by (gains -in sales of hassocks and initial volume from replacement
March 31,
1962, the company and. its subsidiaries had consolidated \ aulomobils carpels and convertible tops./, I ..■*'*..
".*' /• ;.
Virginia,
Con'rols Co. of America—President Forecasts
.
.
Sales, Increased Earnings—
Record
sales in
President, iri
For
the
of
the
//':///
.
-
by Louis Putze,
company
a meeting of the New York
Society of Secu¬
predicted an increase in earnings.
'
*v*''>
this year, sales are expected to be between
$27,000,000, compared with $23,000,000 for the first
six
and
last
for
net sales
months
Mr.
year,
Putze
tcld
the
meeting,
Sales
all
in
>
for
the
half
the
first
pared
"the
with
$1.48
made
his
expected downturn
The
1961
in
in
1361
the
53c
projections
second
for
the
on
quarter,"
the
first
basis
The
half.
there
would
110
TO
EFFECT
In
of equipment install-
'
,
I
,»
$19,801
-
Corp._
within
notes
due
Other
notes
.Capital
after
due
'—.
year___f_
one
Stock:
the
board
into
by William
and
,
the
of
Frank
H.
Walters,
Diamond
National
—V.
stock
cents
(25
and
of
pftairman, and
'
annual
sales in
excess
of $6,000,000.—V.
of
Allbrite
,
up 7.5
dollar sales
Net
of
quarter
of
-
1932
taxes, and
sales
taxes
period.
provision for
After
£95/'Se( on..615'13p
in the first
A
612,810
on
market
Harvard
and
S-.
Litner
said
Reading,
The
v
with
was
$85,506,
common shares outstanding.
$562,295
equal
This
quarter of
1951, which was equal
shares then outstanding.
common
material
raw
compared
in
the
to
14
cents
costs
activities
was
in
to
all
meet
responsible
for
50
earnings,
has
Year Ended Dec. 31—
sales
—L_
Mr.
:
before
Federal
for
income
Federal
first
of
Net
income
;
radio
$1,362,613
54,425
Current
Net
—V.
963,636
share_„_____-_____H
per
Common
shares
Current assets
•*,
$512,780
____
by
Pre-ndent
totaled over
$396,739
r
West
■-
share
to-the
'.*■/
public
/.II*.
This
April,
in
,
in
retained
reporting
earnings
against
parts
s'ock
future
Coast
that
.-.irce
:
of
$1,301,185
for
768
for
first
quarter
of
Jh,a 1961 an"ual reP°rt
chaige was made
to
?958
provide
profit
in
1961.
a
for
for
net
/."
Of
Mr.
teved
of
electronic
Mr.
r
v
;
Zurek
should
as
the
change
no
million
one
'J
earnings of $144
0
-
in
in
'*.
* -
•
-
Dynalectron
share
management
prior
the
it
Once
announced
was
which
about
integrated
into
expanding
..
3
employment
-6.-, end
Eacklog
of
to
long-term
8
debt
as
continues
Du.r,"g ,J961-
orders
to
rose
3,182
increase,
debt
was
during
the
1961
corporate
controls
be
a
a
45%
reduced
by
$2,79$.395,
1956' the stockholders' equity exceeded
scientists
Westwaod
:
will
5%
of
"space
by
and
Combined
technicians
Dec,
.
annually
the
San
Llvd.,
to
ECI's
total
for
31,
1961,
totaled
a
year previously.
quarterly bulletin accompanying the
.chairman told shareholders that
and
$27,000,000.
annual
the
report,
company's
the
the
1962
same
Shelley's
Approved—
out
of
a
area
is
more
receive
of
Iron
sale of
.I*
'
one
Fireman
wiil
Co.-stnek-for
share
Fireman
presi¬
first
Electronic
earnings last
Specialty
year.—V.
Co.
195,
of
be
were
2032.
purchase /operations
Revenue
laws'
benefits'similar
tax
trust
Commission
trust,
which
to",
kind
i's
to
to' sell
and
in
-of
to
real
mutual
residential
estate
funds.
It
mortgages;;
register with the Securities and
shares
to
the
investing
public.
1923.
p.
"
First Mortgage In¬
the: 1960 amend¬
afford
those
to .invest- exclusively
of
'.
"
/-
investment
for., tax-benefits under
',-■•*
.
Repiib ic
Corp.
'.
■
.
.
shareholders
encompasses
of
1.5
more
than
•':"/•
publicly-owned real estate concern,
Luxury
.
and
Cohen
Brothers
250
East
trick,
contain
dimon^i^ns
rental
St.,
of
the
$75
near
apartment
Second Ave.,
195,
p.
in
Manhattan.
building.•• facing
tree-lined
a
apartmmits, plus penthouses and terraces.
fr*^ *efficinncies to two bedrooms, at an
159
ranee
from:
of
73rd
21-stary
about
$80
to
building's
per
room.
acqtiisi'ion
by' First
1552.
.
R°nublic
Sands.
He
through
and
revealed
a
limited
:,"/'.
..
-
rb'S'LT'SS—-The;
is
company
engaged
in
the
business
of
manufac¬
for, ladies hanribaps .at its mmuMontieth St., Brooklyn, New York.
The company was organized vnder the laws of the State of New Vork
on Eept.
5, 1957, and has been continuously engaged in such business'
turing and selling metal- frames
facturing. plant- located at 29-24
.
.
since
that
time.
CAPITALIZATION
elected"
EFFECT
GIVING
i.*
Common
stork
—V.
p.
195,
(par
1 Oc)
858.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
;
'
TO
Authorized
*
'
.
•
*./
207,000 shs.
.
the
programmed
ionization and
approximately
million
America—Purchases
of
convertible
4 000
em¬
feet.
Ford Motor Co.—Capital
At
Mr.
The
square
triple
first
common
par
shares
company
mce
Changes—Stock Split OK'd—
ing on May 24, stockholders voted to change au¬
frcm 207,657,6/5. $5 par shares to 415,315,350,
stock
to effect a 2-lor-l split gs of Mav 31.
,
plans to distribute one additional common
.
share
on
July 6 to holders of each share of record May 31.—V. 195, p. 2260.
,
Florida
Power
Corp.—Additional Financing
Detail?—
Our May
21, 1962 issue reported the sale on May 18 of
$25,000,000. of this utility's first mortgage bonds, 4V4%
quarter
•
annual
the
thorized
-
only,
p.
v
(A.J.) Fleres Mfg. Corp.—Common Offered^-Via May
17, 1E62 offering circular, Professional & Executive Plan¬
ning Corpr; Long Beach, N. Y., offered publicly, 80,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $3 per share.
*
r
Net proceeds, estimated at $192,700, will be used by
the company for the repayment of loans, purchase of
additional equipment, and working capital. -
'*
each
the shareholders meeting, Mr.
Burgess reported that both sales
and earnings of the combined companies for 1962 are projected to ex¬
ceed 1961 levels.
First quarter earnings of $564,817, or 64c
per share,
for
I,
"
.
estate
...
total
than
per
yearly
*
older, company-owned facilities.
,
'
*
..
"Internal
partnership.—V.
Diego-headquar-
West .'Lob<.Angeles.I
in
Specialty
Iron
This
this
cents
*
Cchen E^o'hers c-me frcm FRC board chairman Ira
(bat Frst Renublin's interest would be syndicated
Burgess reported that one-half million square feet of new leased facili¬
ties are planned for construction within the next 12
months, to replace
long-term
'
t" e, first
white
average
At
on
the
'A.nsr nient
$2.50
plant
expanded, its ;mortgage
-real
first, .such
also
was
The
Frank /Zurek,
Mr. Burgess stated.
conditioning."
the
street, will
shareholders meeting, Mr. Eurgess announced
plans far-future
expansion in -the area of integrated .programmed, comfortor
has
Florida. /;
ccTx-tiT.c'ion
arrange¬
added.,
shareholders
option,
than
4
This
Realty to Construction Co., bo h of Nnv York City,- -announced they
have acquired the land and luxury apartments building currently under
ployees.
increase
and
their
Fewer
stock,
FMI
This leading
completed-for-cash
operations,
he
Electronic
of
share.
or
•
Apartment Building—
2332
electronic control of heating and cooling, as wpII as
humidity, coupled with the simultaneous; integration'of high frequency
lighting.
Electronic Specialty Co. employs more than 300
engineers,
believes,
report states.
reported
In
dent
for
the
at
or,
that
share
and
During
per
$43,926
share.
closed-end
a
First
*
:
provided
cents
*
financial
1962.
properties located in Colorado, Maryland, Virginia and Wash¬
Exchange
operations in several cities throughout Southern
Phoenix. Ariz; Shelley Radio operates txtensive dis¬
on
the
by -the Trust from the commencement* of its
its first fiscal period,
Jan. 31, 1962. - FMI
dividend payment on
May 18, 1962 at the rate
first
per
Announcement
will
$750,000
materially,
facilities
the
•:
.
D.
—V: 195,
*
distributor has made
Specialty Go.—Merger-
stock.
over
14
or
.
end-of
to
It
Inc., Los'Angeles dealer in com¬
components
and
over-the-covn'er
Radio,
add
increased
common
preferred
At
STS^SinS g^r" P°Sl"°n '° 0l"aln C""ent bank
safe,'of «3'l.lS.2wetor ^J31,107' rei'rescntln8 » 1% !»«"«« over
C<mPany
held,
preferred
financing
over
over
earned
the
investment-trusts
the
May' 15, shareholders of the company and of Iron Fireman Manu¬
a concurrent meeting in Portland,
Oregon, aporoved a"
of the two firms, with Electronic Specialty the
surviving' pompany,
William H. Burgess, President, rleported May 16. '.'
'
I:
one
increase
is' designed to. quality
was
cur¬
pp.
-.
Roy Shelley, former owner and founder, is retiring with the
after many years' activity in the electronics business.
Merger'terms
a
$151,263
to
I
Net, Up—
estate.)trust, announces
ending April 30,
quarter
ments
firm
issued
special
possible non-recovery of amounts owed
presentation,
increase
offering mortgage loans to FMI in various sections of the country.
Significant. investment changes since the last FMI report to share¬
holders include the, acquisition by the Trust of its first three land
development mortgage loans cn properties located in California, Colo¬
As
merger
'
that
°n aS a rCSUlt °f Us °Peralions in South America
conservative
25.3%
a
....
vestors
has.subsidiary
and
include
rado ,and
-
facturing Co. at
that
wtf6"/o ad7T,er«e e?onoir,ic and political developments In certain
E? £
South America, the report states, have raised some doubt as
t0J£? ultimate collectability of these balances.
_
Latchman,
,,
$3,231,188,
C., making a total of seven states or territories- in. which
its 636 mortgage investments are held. During this
period, nine addi¬
tional p-lH and VA noproved mortgage .banking institutions became
correspondents of the Trust, increasing its total to 16 correspondents
Cof,
equipment,
Shelley
said.
cents
ington,
>
'
shar-s
acqui3itions."-^-V. 194,
equipment
distributor's
be
made
10
real
the
for
was
its
to
Since
1961;.'
which
shareholders,
On
1961
.
officers explain
com¬
are
.
Radio
initially will
summer,
ECI.
decrease
*
1%2.
company
Philip
31
i
/'••
announcing the April 30, 1962 quarter Income-results, Edmond F.
Dagn-no,
Managing Trustee, and
Jack
R. /Courshon,.' Secretary and
Trustee, described FMI's; recant expansion.
Since the last report to
over
had. been
there
1957.
needs such,
electronic
hi-fi
and
E'ectronic
operating
to
March
-
$110,686
In
Inc., at their; annual meeting
F.\ ChristiansonItha*t orders-re--
Lloyd
industrial. electronic
acquisition
California
$113,233
$918)5,99 forM9P60, staged
resulted
income
f corP°ratiOQ has also reported net to retained
the
nra
to
$26,089
a
an operating loss of
charge
special
according
„
were
year.
substantial
a
also
Capital In¬
—
/
-'
-
ECI President.
the
while
company,
°SS
$1,500,000
"
'
"
income amounted
to
of
II/.
■■
.-
based
results
operations
*
a
previous -year,
year
...
purchase Shelley
and
volume
Dynaelectron Corp.—Earnings
Higher—
"
the
record
a
grows, packages, processes and ships fresh vegetables
United States and British markets. A division of the corn-
Boston
represents
'-
quarter
$7/million; up 50%
explained
play and-warehouse
1096.
p.
/
This
period, net
of Gurtis-i'k
.
with
sales,
$342,713
229,480
116,041
worth
195,
0.119
512.500
'
liabilities,
offered
'
to
The
$60,815
0.124
512,500
outstanding.
-
Electronic Components, Inc.—Acquires Radio Co.—
mercial
115.240
first
*
I
-.
\'l '
1718.
this
Net
$27,968
Canadian,
pperating
Electronic/Associates,
told
were
in connection
.and
1960
087
.
■:
four consecutive 12Vh cents cash dividends,.,
share of class A stock.—V.r "194, p. 1505. I ;'
Approved—
Christianson
This
103 863
II
taxes
*
paid
per
amount of authorized
ments
40,227
I
tax___
income
'
already issued or obligated.
He recommended
the incr^a-e in .authorized stock
to. ^provide con-,,,
tinucd payment-of stock dividends and to permit issuame of new. shares
Smit^h said.—
1$ 1,34s
.
____
Net
Provision
the-'acquisition
represent,
rently authorized, approximately 975,000
1961
'
the likd p2riod;.of
last year.
L< I.
"
■
..■■
':v; ■ ■ '//•
'
■"
;
Trie stockholders ■ then adopted a. resolution which approved ihrreasa.
of the aulhorized capital stock of the comnany from one million shares,
:q$l. par value each, to two million shares, $1 par value each. - ■{ ■
Dynamic Gear Co., Inc.—Annual
R/eport—
Net
'
the preceding
the 1961 -figure
to
Electronic Associates, Inc.— Orders Up
ceived- to date
compares with
to 45 cents per
Mr.
IJ:
'
$7,059,485
compared
Consolidated's
,
cents
Stockholders
and
expanded advertisingcompetitive
situations
in
all
lower
'*•
•
from
special adjustments.
■
the lighting fixtures and equipment-. manu-
figures
Electro
company, was
May-19,
divisions
intense
the
19.60
Pa.
time.it
crease
development program to expand sales of the I-IampdenDrewrys brands in the East, combined with
higher labor
and
promotion
$140,608,
taxes, net income
$2/5,402
share
were
up
in
expenses
totaling
.
■
"■
1961,
in
i
U.
that
amounted"
*
'
-
•.
.
before
ended
•
was
First Mor.'gage Investors—Quarterly
/
Acquisition costs and necessary ■ delays- in cuttihg" Curtisare
reflected, in net profit, he stated.*?.
pioneer
the
••
from 350,948 in the like
-period -a -year ago.''
increased to $7,111,152 from
$3,530,861 in The "first
earlier
400%—
year
processes and/markets Mad Hatter-snack
foods.
The company's annual report will be mailed in June.
;
the
and
.r
1961.
Earnings
year
fiscal
pan"
sales for- 1962
were
running approximately 35%- .ahead of fast year for- this- period
and that the company has the biggest backlog of orders in*its.history.,..
Electro Consolidated CorpI has plants in_ Chicago, Dallas, Brooklyn,
in
D^V1S barrel sales for the first three month's
to
I
only the last quarter of 1961.- Gurtis-Allbrite is one
manufacturers of quality* electrical "lightings equipment
of
Allbrite
company set new first quarter records in barrel and net
dollar
the three months ended March
31, 1962, C'arletoa S. Smith f
Chairman,
told shareholders
at
the annual
meeting
held m South
Bend, Ind.
.-./' '• •
;
The sales
improvements reflect inclusion of operations of
Hampden-.'
Harvard Breweries which was
acquired in October, 1961.
Mr. Smith'
said the purchase of the bottle
shop, equipment and brand names of
Fitzgerald Bros. Brewing Co., now incorporated into
the Hampden-'
Harvard Division, came too late in
March to contribute to first nuarter
results.
1
for
Corp.—Annual Report—'
$141,510
was
that
said
Co.
rose
President of
in
'
The
■
with
pared
during the company's'first ' year
6.5%, and net income rose 78%,- it was
of the
company's 'annual report -fcr the-
*$7,536,557
after
Litner,
facturer,
•
1961.
were
income
$252,018
M:*.
sales
the
,
Consolidated"
■
distribution
year
Net
Leon
195, p. 2260.
Drewrys Limited U.S.A. Inc—Sales Up 1V2%—
ownership
sales
Net
year.
Electro
with
calendar
automationTieldis;
of the fastest growing areas in the
graphic arts industry,/ Diamond
National is
a
leading producer of packaging products. •
•
•
t
Secu.lty Lithograpn Co., founded in 1L-C7 by the late Charles M. :
Paganim, San Francisco financier and business leader,
specializes in
manufacturing bank checks, manifold forms and general commercial
printing and lithography.
It employs approximately 403 persons and'
has
public
revealed
two
Consolidated
sales--of
Net
check
bank
,•/-..I:/,.:
increase for
we?---reported by this company.
•
Net profit after taxes and depreciation
r
/
'VII'.'./-"/: ';''/• /■"
1547.
p.
Electro
:
'F&ganini; President of Security Lithograph.
that,, the acquisition, which was approved by
directors
on'MJajf/ 1.7, marks Diamond National's entry,
form
195,
net profit
'
-
L.
manifold
Nearly-400%
Ltd.—Profits Increase
" :
435,000 shs. //.' President. *'
Sales
for the
fiscal
14,500 wts.- v
; $2,559,383 .the
previous
/ /';"' -. '
"
I
750,000 shs,.
par ).
purchase warrants
Farms
//-;;T;Fed:r. 1 Farms
said
continuous
Fet'eral
2,000
.
\
Acquisition of Security lithograph Co. by Diamond National
through
exchange of str^k of the two firms was disclosed in a joint an¬
Walters
five cents
or
outstanding at the clnse 6f the "year.
series-of extraordinary expenses were
a
•
,
* V y"----
...
stock
Common
Common
an
Mr.
!
198.325
?•
one
,
Pciden
shares
when
year,
to eainings, net income totaled $1,005.
The report noted that the year's results included
only one month's
operations of Atlas International Co., acquired by Ero last Dec. 29.
Atlas in'crnaUonal is the world's, largest manufacturer of convertible
; .'automobile
tops—V. 195, p. 401.
:
.1
1
.?!
Authorized' ; .Oustandlng
'
.
un¬
backlog has increased approximately 20% from the
is holding firm at the increased rate of
shipments,
said.—V. 195, p. 2253.
v
'/
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nouncement
364,477
the. preceding
(.--.charged
FINANCING
PRESENT
the
on
"
■
and
Corp.—Acquisition—
Net income, rejecting the lower volume, totaled $16,571,
ha-share
year____//.v-. 44,015 /•//«
Long-Term Debt:////'n/v'/.I/"5
' I"
•;
Non-current portion of equipment iri->. '■/.
•/ v
stallment notes .i
~I~;—/
;■•; 6,053
/•
business. /
Diamond National
,"i
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:
'-
company's
vear-end
Putze
-notes
Parker-Finance
Other
company
be
men.t
/
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.
--...I
/
'
Current portion
-■
Mr.
in
sales
~
<>:';
GIVING
of $33,433. For the :year ended
aggregated $3,576,593 and net
income
net
/-
••.
I.
year
and
net
consolidated
CAPITALIZATION
am'unt
year,
this
continues
share
a
Putze
Mr.
the
full
quarter
improved trend
earned
Mr.
predict
the
or
and
$1,375,501
$127,308.
was
I Short-Term Debt:'
of increase
in net earrings
Putze pointed out that net in¬
amounted to 37c per share,-com¬
22c in the like 1961 quarter, an increase of
68%, and that
first
in
come
1S61,
31,
income
>
1961
of
totaled
$46,523,020.
While declining to
of
Dec.
Ke also
first
$25,000,003
half
.7.
■
forecast
were
before
talk
a
rity Analysts.
1952
^
The
area.
'
convertible
for
aside
set
of
the sale of $100 million of mortgage bonds
this sale, combined, with those from the
company is planning
19. Proceeds
from
June
on
sale
the
in
self-s?ryice
.
the
over
these
outlets places
the consuiher products
with equivalent mer¬
on discounting; that is, presenting to
lower
price than is normally associated
emphasis
,
>.
series due 1992, at 100.848%, to yield 4.20%, through
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
\
Volume 195,
}
Number 6163
& Smith Inc„ New York City, and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
,
.
.Net
associates. Additional
the
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Long-term debt:
First mortgage bonds—
3%% series due 1974_
27/b%
Net
$14,768,000
—.—
due T974____„_,
due
3-/8%
series
due
1981—:
3%%
series
due
1982_^—___—„
3%%
series
due
1983____
3 Ve%
series
due
1984_.i.__________
-——
1
c
7,607,000
'
——
series
due
series
due
1988
4%%
series
due
19901
series
due
1992___
V
.'
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^
25,000,000,
______
C .~ »">'/».'< i \ ( •.\.i,V * -u ;"'i t."j." "'Ll L-;'Cumulative
preferred * stock
(par
\
^100) issuable in series________
500,000 shs.
4%
series - (current
redemption * *
40,000 shs.
"price $104.25)'_
4.40%
series
(current redemption
' *
75,000 shs.
price $103.50)_______
________
;
4.60%
series
(current redemption
orice $103.25)
40,000 shs.
4.75%
series
(current redemption
price $103.00)__i______
_____l
I
> ■-» < 80,000 shs:
Common stock (par $2.50) _____L
15i000,000 shs.
9,145,305 shs.
J
.«
4
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-
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-
:.::
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Kidder, Peabody & Co.__$2,975,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
-r,
Fenner & Smith
Inc. 2,975,000
Bear, Stearns &-Co._-___ i,800,000
Goldman,- Sachs & Co1,800,000
Wertheim & Co. _:
1,800,000
'White, W'eld & Ca.Ti__ 1,800,000
Hallgarten & Co.
1,350,000
W. H. Morton & Co. Inc. 1,350,000
L. F. Rothschild & Co
1,350,000
Shields & Co.
1,350,000
Miller
Co.____
$250,000
& Boyce____
t 250,000
Inc./The Johnston, Lane, "'*• "
Space Corp.
i_
200,000
Mead,
Stein
Bros.
'
'
Abroms
,
—
Blunt
Ellis
&«
f
*
Simmons
C.
Inc.
Cruttenden, Podesta &
•
Miller
.
Inc.
*
_______i____L_
Newhard,
Cook
&
Co.__
Edwards &• Sons__
AG.
Robert Garrett ,& Sons
.
Childs
&
Crouter
.
Corp.—
Securities
DeHaven
.
.
Bodine__
Inc.
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
—V. 195, p. 2379.
..
.
: v
150,000
,
150,000
•
——_
.___
&
Scott
Stringfellow-^C. F. Cassell & Co,, Inc. Kay, Richards & Co
Peters, Writer
& - ,
«
Christensen, Inc.
;;
300,000
300,000
-
>
Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
Townsend,
&
■
.
150,000,
»
Grant, Brownell & Co.—
400,000
400,000
400,000
400,000-.
300,000
*
i—
Stores
150,000
150,000
.100,000
100,000
Puerto Rico—
The
100,000
Operi Discount Units in
!
*
*'
Authorized
par)——L_
::
•v: j.
-
2,000,000 shs.
"V/'Vy
.
•:
Europe.—V.
195,
1316.
p.
'
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.
The
underwriting
Period Ended March 31—
Net
before
profit
the
in
acquisition
state
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
Debt
subordinated
certificates
'•j
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
debentures -
evidencing
with
rights
.'
to
'
v
Class A stock
The
Provision for Federal and state, taxes
375,813
on
income
Net profit to retained earnings—_____________
Net earnings per share (500,000 shares).——_
—V. 194, "p. 1158.
*
c'erwricers
therein
126;341
.187,450
188,363.
$0.38
.
,
145,524
.
$0.29
.
The
fered-—Pursuant
to
—
-V
Common Of¬
V
f
.
3,000,000 shs.
BUSINESS—The
Jersey
was organized on Feb. 10, 1961 as a New
headquarters are &t 96 South Whitfc Horse
It operates a leased plant of approximately
Its
Berlin,
7,500
square
Until
of
its
in
other
and
business
In
equipment and audio-visual
public
as
addition
set
.
is
buildings.. The
or
forth below:
(.1)
aids
for
schools,
to
proposes
.,
,,
,
..
*
.
such
in
contamination
clean
rooms.
-
being manufactured
designed to monitor,
'
team., scores,
team -members.
:
(3)
Another
item
now' being
designed is
an
automatic
optical
inspection device. proposed to sort and inspect high quality optical ~
instrument glass. This device is being designed for the purpose Of
determining whether high quality glass-is suitable for a given applica¬
tion prior to its polishing and grinding.:
(4) The company is developing a simple, nuclear radiation monitor.
The monitor is being designed to transmit alarms from"
remote-ayeas1
and to respond with radiation level information
when-interrograted '
by coded radio signals from a central station.
(5)The company intends to develon an instrument; to measure on
a
production basis, the reflectivity' of polished mirrors.
''
(6).
or
of
The
schools,
.ntihMft- hnflri^cr. •
ntTidr
othdr
...
r,.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
stock
194,
p.
fnar
$1)^
..
,
,
350,000 shs *
"
The
fiscal
per
Foods
year
nounced.
.
*
•
7.8% for; YeaT—
~
" *
,
-
awarded
bid of
; •' -■
on. a
,
.
^
mon
8,000
Shares
8,000
7,500
5,000
'
i
REDEMPTION
FEATTJRF3—The
-
1962
$7,381,756
255,663
1961
1960
1959
$7,046,106
262,197
$5,968,571
266,918
$5,161,350
$6,783,909
$5,701,653
$4,839,677
"9,633,739
9,099,739
8,748,742
8,332,136
$0.74
$0.75
$0.65
$0.59
'—
31*—
Share
common
_______—
only in 1962 net income. Increase in num¬
ber of shares is due: 1962, to 534,000 shares issued for Coast-to-Coast;
1961, to 4% stock dividend; 1960, to 5% stock dividend. Revision- of
net income per common share for stock dividends: 1960—63 cents per
share; 1959—54 cents per share.—V. 195, p. 2153.
*Coast-to-Coast included
<
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—Proposed
see
than the current
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp.,
will
'
.
be
company
"
and
company
of
285
Acquisition-
195, p. 2380.
Co.—Appointment---
trustee,
debentures
Trust Co. has been appointed by the
paying agent and registrar for its 5%%
1987.—V. 195, p. 1924.
York
due
Ipco Hospital Supply
;
.
at
Liberty Ave., Beauniont, Tekas,:
sells electrical energy at retail in an area in south-*
eastern Texas and' south central Louisiana. Electric energy is sold at
BUSINESS—The
New
act, as
to
subordinated
',
redeemable
Bank
Chemical
prices ranging from 105.90% to the-principal amount. Special redemp¬
tion prices range from 101.60% to the principal amount.
distrlbutes
this issue.—V.
^
b
:
bonds
271,473
com-
stock
income per
Net
the issue at a competitive
100.78% which named the
-new-
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
outstanding
March
/
for
income
Net
PRqdEED&—Prbceedsftom the sale will be used by the company!
off -short-teriri notes due-Dec. 31, "1962, in the amount of
approximately: $16,000,000. These were issued to provide funds for,
construction. The be lance of proceeds will be used to carry forward.
"the' company's construction 'program, which will require expenditures
for-1962-1963 .of approximately $78,000,000.,
/
^
•
194, p. 1277.
13,000
-rrtafiirifir
21
and
Net
earlier.
the previous
50 cents to 52 cents on
class B common stock.—
'$7,126,093
dividends
Preferred
priced at 101 &% and accrued interest
group .was
May
from
this issue.—V.
Inc.
income*_
Net
•
23,000 ;
4%s, came from Stone
Corp., .100.726; Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
100:70; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and
White, .Weld & CO., jointly, 100.587, arid Lehman*
"Brpthersi, ljOO.55-1;
earned
*
117,500
Designs
Power
Household Finance
Other .bids for^the bonds, all as
$2.'90 a share of riommon stock in the 1962'
ended March 31, a gain of 7.8% over fiscal ,1961's $2.69Charles G; Mortimer, Chairman of the corporation, an¬
company
share,
Corp.—Net Up
compared
with $5,206,208 a year
compared with $247,583 in
$259,661
Period Ended Mar. 31—
•
to> pay
Outstanding'
1,000,000 shs,
2658.
,
to
1807.
195, p,
see
Webster. Securities
•
General
•
more
1962
amounted
'Hewlett-Packard Co.—Cross-Licensing Agreement-
vote
per
4%% coupon.
churches
FINANCING
PRESENT
The
sale
f
*
public' buildhigs.
Authorized
Common
—V.
V.
(° l0-;•
company
CAPITALIZATION
to
violJ
proposes to continue as a separate department
division its. business of the engineering: fabrication -arid' installation
audio-sound equiDment and audio-Visual aids for
nhrtand
■■
Employees Corp.—Proposed Stock Split—
are
fiscal
in
Per share earnings advariced
uuu.-oOj' shares of combined class" A
$5
The bonds were,
-
.
275,000
•
for
very
Intermountain Gas
is designed to
total
.
May 22,
Salomon Brothers &' Hutzler and Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., New York City, as joint heads of an
underwriting grpup, announced the offering of a:new
issue of $17,0d0,00Q Gulf States -Utilities first mortgage
bonds, 4%% series, due May 1, 1992. •; * '
•
:
also
is
Co.____
,
is
year.
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Bonds Offered—On
'
designing an automatic bowling scorer.
compute as well as display/ individual scores,
and, other information necessary or of interest for -*
company
—
share on the new stock or 11.1%
rate of 90 cents per share.—V. 195, p, 218.
,
The>
scorer
—
—
40 cents
.
:
...
.
proprietary products presently
automatic.particle Counter. This product is
(2)
This
—_—
_—__;
&
accessories.
favorable
the remainder of the fiscal
"We expect both our sales and
fiscal 1963."
•••* '
•
'
previously reported, sales of Harvey's Stores, Inc., totaled $5,394,-
As
July 30 on changing the authorized stock
par shares
to 1,000,000 $2 par shares to effect a
5-for-2 stock split.
If approved, the additional shares would be mailed
on or about Sept. 20 to stockholders of record* Aug.'13.
Directors have
announced
their intention to
fix
an. annual
cash dividend rate of
from
churches
continue
'
of- the
One
an
dust
company
department or division.
"
1 '
company has several proprietary items it is either
is planning to • manufacture and offdr1 for sale as
the
manufacturing
^
—
and
apparel
outlook
income
80,000 shs.
& Co.
10,000
j. R>Williston &" Beane^__—8,000
Stockholders
-
•
separate
a
Co
U
yes(r ended April 30, 1962.
s * ;,f:
.
' - ; " '
"
Hirsch alsor .declared that between, February and the end of
sever! 'hew stores—bringing the
total'
in five midwestem states. These
seven new
openings are one more than the number of stores opened
in the entire fiscal year that ended Jan. 31, 1962.
In the recently-opened stores, men's and boys'
wear departments
were established for
the first time, Mr. Hirsch repotted. In addition,
he said that men's and boys' wear departments were set up recently
in
other
Harvey's
stores
that previously sold only women's and
the company ".will ,havq opened
n\imber in operation to 73 stores
089
.
Schrijver
Government
.
at 593 Broadway Avenue in Rochester, New York.
organization in November 1961, the company . .had been
the business of erigineerihg, fabrication and > installation
audio-sound
&
Co._l__.
are
year," Mr. Hirsch'told stockholders.
our
earnings to set new records in
.
feet
engaged
&
rose
.; Mr.
1 $369,782
Shares
Cohon
sales
i $80,000
-T
•'
:
was
20%—
about 20% over the safne
announced by Bernard S. Hlrsch, Secretary-
quarter
first
New
May
/
.
,
8.
p.
"The
f
Receives Technical
fiscal
'
agreement
underwriting
.
New Jersey.
150,000
150.00a
Inc.
to stockholders at the company's annual meeting in the
Yorker, Mr. Hirsch said that while first-quarter; profit
not yet
available they are conservatively expected to
'd&MVaMhfe's 'bf the year-ago -period; ,The first quarter of Harvey's
.
company
corporation.
Pike,
-
Co.
Speaking
figures
/ 369,782 shs.
'
300,000 Shs.
___
'( John H. Kaplan & Co.——
"> Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland
Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc.
;
Amott, »Bakfer & Co., Inc.
—V. 195, p. 2380. V_* .
■
:
-
publicly,
,
the
Corp.— Subsidiary
\
company's
Hotel
218,333
___—_
Stknley.;Heller & 'Co/___---__J^-4-——I
'
-
April 27,
an
offered
company
&
Mohr,
& Gauntt.
Treasurer
agreed Severally, subject to the
forth, to find purchasers as -agent
MOrris
1962 offering circular,
without underwriting, ?
100,000 shares of its $1 par common stock at $3 per share.
Net proceeds will be used for the purchase of equip- ;
ment, and working capital.
..
the
Schwinn
/
.
period last year,, it
have
set
v
v
-
Computer/Electronics Corp.
2CO.OOO
200,000
200,000
program is being carried out with the encouragement and
of the the Mexican Government and was developed w^th
cooperation of the
Ministry of Industry and Commerce.
full
the
*
'
vr"*
(par $!)___
Lieberbaum
General
B.
Farish
City.
—V. 195,
the: several unterms and conditions
for the company, or
to purchase on a firm
basis on, the closing date thereunder, at a
price of $10 per share, the respective numbers of shares of class A
Stock set forth below opposite thO nSmes Of the underwriters:
" V.. ;
'
271,865
-
North
Inc.—
Co.
new
children's
■
$3,361,800
6,332,084
$3,361,800
1-.—_
(par $1)'_^—
UNDERWRITERS—Jn
1961
y,
&
300,000
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.
Shaughnessy &; Co., Inc.
500.000
—
1910-
p.
assistance
-
-'
.it.-___
'Capital-stock:',-'
$4,032,766
195,
Mexico
Oatscanaiug
" '
purchase class A stock attached
Mortgages;
Sundry indebtedness—
'
___-__i._____x._-
Fitch,
Barret,
350, too
350,000
Co.____
Compahy officials indicated that this production capacity will be suf¬
ficient to meet the demands of the Mexican market a6 well as those
neighboring Central American countries.
It was pointed out that in
addition to mahufacuring macMneyy,
SWECOMEX will produce repair and replacement parts for all P &,>H
machinery operating in Mexico.
Sales will be handled through already
established independent Mexican distributors under the direction
of
Harnischfeger International Corp., S.A., through its branch office in
FINANCING
*tatkioriz.ea
•
-
taxes
Bros.
of
the
of
"
1962
.____
Kaufman
500,000
Co.
sizes up to arid including the 4 cu. yd. -capacity excavator.
According to Henry Harnischfeger, company President, and Eduardo
Prieto, President of SWECOMEX, the SWECOMEX manufacturing fa¬
cilities are well adapted to producing this type of heavy machinery.
be received b*y.' Jffie; compahy
used to repay obligations in¬
properties above referred to in
Pennsylvania; Georgia and Michigan, and the balance will be applied
to working*'bapital. v
~
-„,:>
curred
,
$4,958,035»
1
and
Federal
incomei._^_
on
.
■
sales__U_-__x_-__________
Cook &
long-term, technical service agreement has been concluded between
S.A., Guadalajara, Mexico, and Harnischfeger Interna¬
Corp.,
S.
A.,
Mexico,
D,
F.,
wholly-owned
subsidiary of
Harnischfeger Corp., of Milwaukee, Wis., for manufacturing in Mexico
of all models of the company's P & H power cranes and shovels in
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds" to
from this financing, $1,540,000 will be
'
Net
Newhard,
Harvey's Stores, Inc.^—Sales Up
..
.
ooO.OCO
500,COO
500,000,
tional
conditioned on consummation,
of an exchange offer by the company for the outstanding
interests in six partnerships, and; two joint ventures. The
offer, which expired: on May 24, 1962, involved the
acquisition of participating interests in seven income
producing properties C in the metropolitan New York
area, for 169,782 shares .of: Gould Properties,-Inc. class A
stock and $3,361,800 of 10%
subordinated" debentures
with attached rights to purchase an aggregate of 33,618
Class B stock
"
i
if
SWECOMEX,
■;
was
;
•
.
.
bonds
A
825,000 shs.
■-
.
...
Garan, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
new
~ Contract—
-
'116,687
-
■
1—
&' Peck
Harnischfeger
Outstanding
$442,806
-
income producing purposes rather- than for possible
capital gain. Financing • of the company's activities may be - accom¬
plished out of working capital or by obtaining loans from banks
'or
other institutions, refinancing-present mortgages,
securing addi¬
tional mortgages or selling additional securities to the public.
:
According to Mr. Rubehstein, the three shopping centers, of modern
construction, will be located in downtown areas. The Barker's unit?
are expected, to
employ approximately 500 personnel, all except two
of whom will be recruited locally.
, : >
:
Merchandising and buying Studies in the San Juan, Ponce and CaguaS
areas have resulted in plans to buy more than .50%
of the merchandise
from local sources. The company also plans to import merchandise
from
-
Thornton,
—V.
anhounced' that it" headed
,
brothers.
the
'
Inc. —_j—
^
The Milwaukee Co
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co
Freeman & C6'.1
L.
■primarily, for
company
his
2,400,000
Co._—
of
Dempsey-Tegeler & Go.,
750,000
company of 370 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.,
ofgahized in November, 1961 to engage in all phases of the real
estate business, including purchasing and selling properties and mort¬
gages,- leasing,
operating,
managing,
developing,
constructing
and
otherwise dealing in and with .real property. Properties will be acquired
announced the details of three major discount units .to
be opened in Puerto Rico.-The three units, the first modern full line
discount department stores in Puerto Rico, will/be located at San Juan,
the capital of Puerto Rico; Ponce, the second largest city in Puerto
Rico; and Caguas; the fastest growing- city on the island. The Ponce
unit upening is scheduled for June and the San Juan' and Caguas units
will be opened in November.
;
>,'r wV
Mr. Albert Rubenstein,; President, said that the discount stores, op¬
erated under the trade name "Barker's,
"will be the largest units "in,
thrfee shopping centers which are being 'constructed by IBEC. Realty
Co., a subsidiary of International Basic Economy Corp.; N.. Y., an
investment
and
development firm founded by Nelson A. Rockefeller
and
&
^
750,000
BUSINESS—Thfe
To
income
celendkr
Cooley & Co.
,
—
shares of class A stock.
.
Corp.
V '
j
<
-
_i._l__»—_L^_$2,'400,000
Billon, Union
Corp.
was
Franklin
company
gross
1961
the
Amount
Merle-Smith—_ 1,200,000.
Adams
'
150,000,
f
E. Dooly & Co.— \
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Oscar
500,000
_________
/
&
purchase all
> •••• * <•
Weeden & Co. Inc.______
25, 1962, Stanley Heller & Co., New York City,
an underwriting group whicn;
J made, the initial' public sale of this firm's class A stock
througli the offering of 200,000 shares at $10 a share.
150,000
•,
,
to
* Amount
New York Hanseatic
Gould Properties, Inc.—Stock Sold—Exchange Offer—
»
,
•
On May
v
150,000
,
/
Dallas Union Securities
Co. Inc.—_
Folger, Nolan, Fleming &
Co.
C.
Inc.
500,000
;;
-
Hutzler*
Eastman
'
200,000'
; 150,000 -
K.-Baum & Co.
Collings and Co.
George
stock (no
—v. 195, p. 1204. -
"/■"*'
Co._
&
Common
200,000
200,000
Co.____:
Almstedt* Brothers
; -
"
Bros.
Woodard-Elwood
--
V'.
&
Co.,
Kaufman
•
.
&
1
'
notes payable to banks___—
$692,806
mortgage debt-__i__i___-_—116,687
6%
.
'■
to 6%
5%
Amount
1
:
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
terms
Amount
1962, the
28,
of $92,581,091
$22,951,522. In
.
t
purchasers have severally agreed, subject to
and conditions of the purchase agreement, to purchase the
respective,^principal amounts of 1992 series bonds sdt forth below:
the
Feb.
ended
of
' >i
Corp.
1,200,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co,__ 1,200,000
Wood,, Struthers & Co;„ i;2(J0,000
-t
Alex. Browq & Sons_i__
,750,000
E. F. Button & Co. Inc.
750,000
(collectively called
"Giant Tiger" ) are engaged in the operation of a chain of self-service
discount department stores in the metropolitan Cleveland and other
Ohio areas which stores sell a .broad lihe of department, store merchandise at discount prices.
The company-believes that Giant Tiger
is the -dominant discount chain in the metropolitan-Cleveland area both
from the standpoint of number of units and dollar volume: The com¬
pany's principal office is located in premises owned by the compahy
at 1407 East-40th St. Cleveland, Ohio.
" '
" "
UNDERWRITERS—The
•
Salomon Brothers
Securities
subsidiaries
its
and
company
months
revenues
income
Equitable Securities'.1
.
______
,
The
—
12
obligated
,
•
are
purchased:
Dick &
-
,
,
V
•
BUSINESS
purchasers
any are
"
r»
.
the
from
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
to purchase from the cotnpany,
subject to the terms of the bond
purchase contract, the principal amounts Of new bonds set forth below
opposite their respective names. Under the board purchase contract,
•Net proceeds will be used by the company to purchase
inventory' for three additional stores; repay debt,- and'
; increase working'capital.!
::
.i! 7 I
r.
V
*
Charles,. La.
operating
operating revenues were $91,468,723 and gross income $22,574,191.
year,
the
the
17,900,000
23,250,000
24,125,000-
.
_____
Lake
total
deductions
before
Giant Tiger Stores, Inc.—Common Offered—On May
21, 1962, Prescott & Co., Cleveland, offered publicly,
150,QQO common shares1 of this firm's stock at $10 per ?
'share,^
10,740,000'
.
1986____:._______
4Va%-
12,530,000
13,425,000
8,950,000
.
288f communities, and surrounding
territory including the
Beaumont,
Fort
Arthur
and
Orange,
Texas,
and Baton
.
and
reported
per
share increased frcm $1.40
(35
cents
per
prior "year to $1.60 (40 cents per quarter) for fiscal
1962.' Earlier this month,
General'"Foods' Board of Directors voted
further to increase
the' quarterly dividend Troin 40 to 45 cents a
share, payable June 5, 1962.—V, 195,'p. 402.
"
: / *
3,580,000
1978__—..
of
REVENUES—For
high Of $1,189,483,900 compared with $1,160,,
•
new
a
in
cities
Rouge
paid
in
quarter)
series
Capital 'stock:
sales .were
Dividends
:
,
series
retail
year's
company
177,000 in fiscal 1961."
Outstanding
Authorized
rose, to
a
record $72,244,000 compared
with, the
- peak
of $66,821,000.
This the tenth successive year
has increased its net earnings.
•
.
earnings
previous
financing details follow:
7.
(2491)
Corp. —Common Offered t-On
May 22, 1862, Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York City,
and associates, offered 290,000 shares of this "firm's com¬
mon stock at $9 per share.
Of the total, 200,000 shares
were sold for the company and 90,000 for certain stock¬
used
estimated at $1,621*000, will be
debt, and working capital.
company,
of 161 Avenue of Americas. -New York
the rational distribution of a complste line of surgi¬
Net proceeds,
holders.
for repayment of
BUSINESS—The
City is en^pged in
and equipment to hospitals and "similar
distribution of Gevaert X-ray film and related
and physicians throughout the United States.
The company,
through its Low X-Ray subsidiaries, is the exclusive
distributor in the United States of medical X-ray film manufactured
bv Gevaert Photo-Producten M.V. of Belgium. The company's products
are distributed from its main, office in New York City and from branch
office- and
warehouse facilities hi
Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, Los
Angeles
Louisville, New Orleans, Bluefield, West Virginia, and San
Juan,
Puerto Rico. Net sales of the company have increased from
$7,461,000 for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1957 to $14,783,000 for
the fiscal year ended June
30, 1961, while its net income for such
periods increased from $138,000 to $264,000. For the nine months
ended March 31, 1962 net sales and net income were $13,149,162 and
cal
and
hospital
supplies
institutions and in the
accessories to hospitals
$378,809,
Max. M.
respectively.
Low, who is
of the company,
company
was
v-
President,
a
director and principal stockholder
founded the company's business in 1948. In 1950,-
the
incorporated under the laws of the State of New York,.
8
Mr.
Low
stock
his
and
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2492)
the
family
70%
approximately
own
outstanding
the
of
EFFECT
GIVING
stock
($1
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
have
in
the
severally
stockholders
the
the
purchase
number
subject to the conditions
underwriters named below
the company and the selling
the
from
shares
of
1,200,440 shs.
and
terms
contract
purchase
to
agreed
of
below.
forth
set
stock
common
Paine,
A.
C.
A.
G.
Eecker
Ira
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
Inc
Inc.—
Hentz
E.
F.
&
8,000
Prescott
Van
Co.,
& Co.,
&
8,000
Inc.—
Inc
Co.__;
8,000
&
Emanuel,
&
Co.,
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc
First Southeastern Co
6,500
Gunn,
6,500
_____
&
Sutro
Co.,
Inc
Co
&
;i__
;
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Inc.
6,500
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
—
.
Hilsman
Southeastern Secur. Corp.—
5,500
—
H.
J.
195,
1423.
p.
Iron Fireman Manufacturing
Electronic
See
Specialty
this
Co.
Co.—Merger Approved—
issue.—V.
195,
volume
20#
fiscal 1962
increase in
bowling apparel sales for the first quarter
reported by the company, according to Victor Lerner,
was
President.
The
which
company,
of
$218,100,
is
of
one
equal
the
stocx
ou«.si,aiiUing,:
naiionaliv
a
advertised
bowling apparel line.
is expected to
report said,
This
accelerate earnings
he next several
a position to capitalize fully on
participant sport.
King Louie manufactures matched bowling shirts, blouses, slacks and
skirts, principally for league bowlers. The company has general offices
Stores
fas'.est growing
fac.lities in Kansas City,
Mo., and distribution centers in
17 metro¬
Lincoln Printing
before
after
♦Earnings
share
♦Based
Sales
tive sale
Earnings
—V.
_____
.
27,023
due
1985;
to
earnings of
with
8c.
—„
8c
'
"
declining
the
bonds
from
BUSINESS
103.91%
Dodd
in
of
revenues
agreed
room
occupancy
chief
increased
Knott
was
executive
by
added
in
the
few
next
addition in
the
open
Westbury
Erussels,
tallest
next
is
months
Korvette
opened
March.
President,
eight
food
and
decreased
full
new
operated
building
it
the
also
due
to
European
scheduled
848.
continent,
for
opening
Robert
Hotel
^
and
have
store
5th
on
the
47th
It
is
5th Avenue in
opened on
first
fashion
department
low mark-up policy, Mr. Willen¬
that Korvette's lower price policy would
the
the
of
fine
at
and
store.
building
5th
Avenue
time
ono
in
mezzanine.
completely
were
establishments.
department
a
renovated
The
store
largest
links
the
The
premises are fully air-con¬
distinctive lighting and decor, all
a
background
music,
of wnich are conducive for pleasant
and convenient' shopping.
Korvette, headquartered in New York, was founded 14 years ago
and
is
today one of America's leading department store companies.
The
5th
Avenue
and
company
12
months
in
operation
the
end
store
the
ended
fifth
April
17th
major
in
opened
store
its
of
the
1982
current
rapidly
fiscal
expand¬
For
year.
and
years
eastern
of
simultaneously
where
area
it
to
is
At
the
annual
that
part of the
industry
the
for
increase
have
unit
a
meeting
"Sales
due
was
to
basis
for
within
the
north¬
1809.
p.
units.
new
I
would
the
rest
Maisin, President,
10.5%. Only a minor
up
Business
expect
of
conditions
sales
our
the
but
year
to
planned
in
our
not
vigorous expansion program for this Fall, espe¬
cially in the Town & Country Division, and we expect that our total
sales for the year will exceed $100
million as against $87,380,580 last
year.
"Lane
Bryant
a
stores
will
be
a
new
opened
this
Fall
in
Kansas
City, Mo.;
River Roads, a suburb of St.
Louis, Mo.; Orlando and Dadeland in
Florida; Northway Mall, a suburb of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Baltimore
store
will
be
moved
The Coward Shoe
Street.
Baltimore,
to
is opening
Md."—V.
and
improved
store shortly
a
195,
This
Santa
first
Monica,
Calif,
set
The
real
company
&
Securities
Struthers
below,
named
have
below
Hutzler—..-,———
'
$2,450,000
Corp._______
CoL
&
company
total
for
the
1961,
which
to
cents
21
While
resulted
per
total
share
sales
net
on
operating
60,788
for the similar period during
earnings
fewer
shares
of
at
$580,026,
that
time
equivalent
outstanding.
were
less, due in part to a 14-day interruption
by a strike at our two plants in Grand
Rapids,
Handschumacher explained that the ratio of
earnings on the
Prodacti°n
Mich.,
in
21,
of
Sal6S VOlume incr€ased slightly
ofW1961
Estimated
31, '19ol«
caused
customer
backlog
at
the
end
a,n increase over the
New business obtained
in
of
the
first
$70,000,000
March
the first quarter
over
that
a
'
2,450,000
terms
stock
of
This
of
showed
reported
an
at
increase
Miami
Jr.,
of
C.
West
of
at
2311
Farrington
Street,
Dallas.—
to
form
separately
a
& Investment Co.,
operated
it i was
the
meeting
at
annual
real
estate
in
announced
Stockholders
will
New
in
be
York
a
com¬
proxy
requested
to
June
on
5.
200,000
/
.
200,000
200,006
150,000
continue
will
to
Industries, under the
of
option
in
share
common
class B
a
issuance
to
Subject to
purchase 105,000
shareholders at
$27
of
a
shares
of
tax
ruling,
MSL
stock
MSL
will
offer
Denver,
for
the
the like
Colo.,
six
reports
months
net
ended
on
a
income
of
reported a 20.1%
income from
licensees for
Elmer
to
in net earnings
and
14,
1959,
quarter
that
comparable
earnings
period
in
the
and
firm
income
became
publicly
bentures
July
established
record
levels
the previous year.
March
earnings
v.ere
Income
for
82c
a
the
nine-month
share, up
laws
of
$617,500,
or
period
ended
68c
a
March
period
31,
1962 yvere
in
1961 when
share.
resulting from branch office sales and income from franchises
Corp.
•
the
on
60
May
of
basis
of
shares
.'
,
stock at
shares of May
30
every
be
every
portion
a
one
of
May
;
Department Stores Co.
holdings of the May
its
later
date, presently esti¬
This offering would not reduce
of May Realty & Investment's
1963.
below
60%
a
additional 78,570 shares of the
-Corp.- in
response
to- its- cash
an
Stores
—
the
York
New
Debentures
and
debentures
common
Delaware.
com¬
offer
—
Stock
Exchange
on
May
Common Offered—On.
are
10
shares.
common
The
the
of
was
company
executive
Its
Abilene,
sources),
all
de¬
separately transferable after
incorporated June
offices
located
are
3,
the
the
the
under
1954
in
for
Oil
&
Gas
The company has two wholly-owned sub¬
Debco Corp.
of Texas (Debco)
and Resources Corp.
(Re¬
which, effective as of Dec. 1,
1961, acquired substantially
Building,
Texas.
operating assets and inventories of Onyx Refining Co.,
corporation, for a cash consideration of $1,936,636.
a
non-affiliated
primarily engaged in the crude oil gathering and
marketing business, principally in the stares of Texas, New Mexico
and Louisiana. Approximately 73%
of the company's sales are in the
state
of Texas.
In
most instances the company purchases crude oil
from
is
company
transports the oil to its own storage facilities, and
principally refiners. Approximately 48%, of
producers,
it
customers,
to
purchases are transported through pipeline gathering facilities
oil
balance
of
the company; 18% by company operated trucks; and the
crude oil
transportation is effected by independent con¬
tractors
by
truck
barge
or
line. Debco owns
operates
and
a
crude
oil
refinery near Abilene^ Texas having a capacity of 2,700 barrels per day.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
6%
first
mortgage
real
Aug.
mortgage
payable
1976
1,
real
estate
installments
in
to
ments
to
July
6% ..subordinated
6%^
due
Dec.
;
convertible deben¬
15,
1974__'_1
.
:
-
53,000-
1962—
1,
•
'
3,100,000
preferred
—' 6.000 shs.
25 cents).,
3,500,000 shs.
3,100,000
cumulative convertible
stock
(par
Common
—V.
payable in install-
mortgage note,
72,676
5,300
72,676
116,662
;—:—
Sundry indebtedness, partially secured
6%
$131,701
$131,701
.
second
note,
Outstanding
estate note,
1,
1976
4?4%
FINANCING
in installments tc Sept.
payable
.
PRESENT
Authorized
Debt:
the
over
*
from the comparable
the
May
BUSINESS—The
in sales
fall
for
proceeds will be used by the company
repayment of debt, and working capital.
;•«
tures
earnings
May
16, 1962.
resells
the
for
would
-
.
June,
or
trading on
p.
2262.
and
principal
in
to
affect
not
Net
$20,989,420,
owned
second
public
has acquired
195,
amount of
L.
since
will
two
outstandings
15, 1974 and 310,000 shares of its common stock. Each
unit, priced at $152.50, consisted of $100 principal
an
1962.
Investment
common
holdings
Lerner
from
1962—V.
McWood
one-
Winter, President of the international tem¬
porary help and business service firm, this represents the highest in¬
come and earnings
level in the firm's history.
It also marks the 11th'
consecutive
the'
dividends
May 23, 1962 Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., St. Louis, and
associates, offered publicly in units $3,100,000 of this
firm's 6% subordinated convertible debentures due Dec.
MSL
31,
sub¬
contem-r
is
consider
Ctrp.—Increases Lerner Stores Holdings—
of
suspended
each
18.3%
an
it
will
10, 1962, "which expired May 15, 1962. There remains out¬
minority interest of 49,310 shares, less than 4% of the
common
stock
outstanding.
The
Lerner
common
stock
was
Lerner
Oct. 31, 1961* compared
smaller number of shares
the nine months ended March
wholly-owned
a
April
standing a
Manpower, Inc.—Sales Up 18.3%—Earnings 20.1%—
According
and
May
company
stock
made
outstanding. Sales for the nine-month period ended Jan. 31, 1962, were
to $794,830 as compared to sales of $509,601 for a like period in
1961.
Net for the period is not yet available.—V.
191, p. 1986.
The company
Co.
executive
However,
directors
These distributions
-
the
to
of
the
McCrory
The
period for 1960
President
Investment
its
stock.
holdings
operated by
of
share
be
Co.
of
contemplates that the
also
sale
that
crude
a
initially
Stores
board
Investment
stock.
during May
Majestic Utilities Corp.—Six Months' Net Up—
cents in
&
The
&
& Investment Co.
to be
The
Three representatives of Miami join the MSL Board: Miami President
McClure, Jr., Vice-President Sam Jackson, Jr., and Arthur J. Newmark, senior partner of H. Hentz & Co., New York.—V. 195, p. 1664.
company,
stock.
May company's
mon
Rex
cents
become
&
of
There may be further reductions in the May com¬
Realty <fe Investment stock but it is contem¬
company will continue to hold at least 20%
of
the outstanding shares of May Realty and Investment.—V. 195, p. 2154.
com¬
of
for
Realty
May
common
outstanding
oper¬
have
the
from
Realty
member
a
approximately
15%
Investment in the form
&
Realty
pany's
share.
per
of
M'ay
plated
Piaua,
for
shares
316,400
would
company
stockholders.
common
of
sidiaries,
of
to
company
May
and
Department
May
common
The' proposal
accept
in
stock
common
Investment
May
the
May
,
total
favorable
a
MSL
&
the
one-share
will
direction of Rex Mc¬
stock.
the
of
the
of
Realty
been
stockholders of Miami will receive
stock for each share of Miami class A
of
May
of
May
of
of
company
merger,
common
the
of
Realty
the
to
operate
director
a
Realty
mated
voted
of
Officer
Executive
.
750.
Bend,
Inc.,
would purchase shopping centers and certain other
May company as the nucleus for expanding into
beyond those related directly to the May com¬
aggregating
of
150,000
p.
the
May Realty & Investment shares would be
the new corporation is established and ap¬
proximately 116,000 additional shares after the close of the present
fiscal year next Jan. 31.
The first distribution would be on the. basis
Ziegler &
Industries,
Miami
Industries
MSL
the
result
or
the
company
Approximately 232,000
distributed shortly after
Inc.—Merger Approved—
stock.
$741,350,
over
The
payment of cash dividends on May company common stock. :
450,000
Secondary Stock Offering — On
reported that 47,380 shares of this
four-tenths
and
will
common
Net
plant
Vice-President
company
1.300,900
«■
s
__—__
—
was
Miami
half share of MSL
1962
of
quarter
function
De¬
calibrators,
digital phase-
range
distributions
agreement under
division
of
and
Electronic
area,
radar
oscillators,
generators..
power
stockholders.
activities
that
share
shareholders
an
said
and
Texas
including
and
stock
:
quarter
Tnif compares with sales of $24,154,639
ft.
sq.
company
The
sales
the
committees.
May
up
reported
digital
square,
to
remain
plated
-
Wis., have
trustees for the bonds.—V. 185, p. 1994.
as
of 1962 at $19,420,205,
resulting in net operating earn¬
$527,380, equal to 19 cents per share on 2,817,023 shares
outstanding, according to Albert G. Handschumacher, Lear President.
instruments
pulse,
from
Chief
will
sidiary
'
•
2,450,000
:
'
—
_,_^_,^—„
Gonring,
dent,
of
in
Its management would be drawn
department store business.
experienced staff built up in the course of the May com¬
development
and
management of
regional-shopping centers.
May II, of Los Angeles, would resign his present position as
finance
severally
the respective principal amounts
if any are purchased.
Bonds Offered—B.
Ohio,
33
.■
the
and
He
670,000 shs.
which Miami Ir dustries will be merged
Industries, Inc., thus paving the way for the merger already
agreed upon last week by MSL shareholders.
Max Swiren, Chairman of
MSL, and Rex McClure, Jr., Miami Presi¬
or
as
■4-' 1 '*»,
.'.-'A
Sivernell,-1 instrument engineer
B.
representative
proposal
estate
David
MSL
with 21
.
re¬
missile.
.
Executive
2262.
—
May
Miami
Bullpup
..
Richard
by
ago
test
sent
new
pany's
$10,000,000
1,500,000 shs,
purchasers
forth
Brothers
J.
terms
share
year
11,COO
properties
Outstanding
__
Amount
MSL Industries,
location.
at 322-324 North Howard
2036.
p.
Lear, Inc.—Sales, Net Down—
ings
M.
named
increase
probably
air-to-surface
1,
generators,
the
holders."
APPOINTMENTS—First National Bank of West Bend
mon
the
May, President, said the May company's board of directors
believes that the creation of the May Realty & Investment Co.
rep¬
resents "a unique opportunity for May to capitalize on its real estate
investment experience with resulting benefits to May and its stock¬
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale will be used
by the corporation to help finance the construction of a
$3,659,000 100-bed addition to its present 300-bed hospital.
Under
Raphael
were
of
Morton D.
Co., West
Bend, Wis., is offering publicly, $3,200,000 of this corpo¬
ration's 4%%-53/4% first mortgage serial bonds, dated
May 1, 1962, and due serially April 1, 1964 to Jan. 1,
1976. The bonds, issued in denominations of $500, $1,000,
$5,000 and $10,000 are priced at par and accrued interest.
into
Y.,t and in¬
anticipation of heavy inventory
recently named by the U. S. Navy
was
2443.
p.
approve
Lutheran Hospital Society of Southern California (Los
On
new
being
-
capital in
producer
company plans
the May Realty
pany's
Clure, Jr., Divisional President, without change in executive and
ating organization.
•
rate.
same
The
FINANCING
.-.I.
p.
Angeles)
the
center
a
statement
,
quarter
excellent.
unit
195,
194,
pany,
$768,000.
PRESENT
TO
—
Lucky Stores Inc.
Up 10y2%—
stockholders,
first
been
for
"We have
of
the
stores
operating.—V.
Lane Bryant, Inc.—Sales
stated
additional
open
now
195,
and
the
on
N.
May Department Stores Co.—Plans to Form Real Es¬
the
them are in the Baltimore area, two are in New
Jersey and the fifth is in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. The company
also
has
plans to continue its expansion into new areas
such
as
Chicago, Illinois and Washington, D. C. within the next couole of
Two
company.
of
income
EFFECT
series—
1987
The
—
May 24, 1962, it
28,
1962, during which four stores were not
the full period, sales exceeded $216 million. Before
five more department stores will be opened by the
for
of
the
is
costs
research
Island,
tate Subsidiary—
be
may
and
Long
River,
been
modern
a
operating
total
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City.—V. 188,
represents
1956.—V. 195, p. 979.
construction
engineering
Great
.
a
under
company
completely
St.
Mr. Willensky added.
to be
Avenue's
had
company
_
William
Avenue,
of
of
corner
indicating that
figures
_
finance
at
company
prime
and
also
V.
firm's outstanding common stock had been sold through
opening
the
5th Avenue,
5th
the
exterior
installed
selling floors
store
The
the
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp
The Johnson, Lane, Space Corp.__
Sterne, Agee & Leach!-——s.-^.------U
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Inc
:
Russ
&
Co., Inc
——-—1
within
Treat
net
par)_
Stephens,. Inp.
—V.
released
also
making gyro test sets for helicopter and light aircraft
Signal Corps contract and other.. aircraft and missile
ground support instrumentation systems.
'
Electronic Designs will become a division of the Maxson Electronics
Corporation
under Mr.
Sivernell's
direction.
The
company
occupies
the
contemporary
throughout
among
ever
ditioned,
is
He emphasized
interior
place
Also
on
line department
and
on
continued.
maintained
at
meters,
by the
57/8% series,
Authorized
bonds
series
Wood,.
in
site
working
The
delay
use
-
Equitable
beverages sales
$19,000
by
multi-million-dollar
announced.
story
decades
escalator
the
on
194, p.
significant event for fabulous
seven
while
department
new
a
Willensky,
The
Hotels
Korvette, Inc.—Opens Fifth Avenue Store—
modernized
store
Westbury
and
GIVING
bonds
($10
Salomon
,
He
Maxson
acre
produces
has
used
bonds
Eastman, Dillon, Union Securities & Co.—-—I—
gain in room Income of $76,500."
that
profit
hotel
the
Newark, N. J.—V.
(E. J.)
first
the
costs.
will
several
net
a
$109,500,
some
in
recorded
were
1961,
year
to purchase from the
1987
,
reported.
will
manufacturer's
signs
par.
Debt:
mortgage
Stock:
UNDERWRITERS
and
higher
the
$10,380,060
Common
Hotels
65.
has completed negotiations with the Chase Man¬
$4,000,000, three year revolving credit, J. A. Frabutt,
stock.
from
>
.
Knott
of
to
corporation
digital
—
REVENUES—For
were equal to 54 cents per share compared
58 cents per share for the same period last year.
bevarage
sales
increased
over
last
year
while
room
for domestic units declined," Mr. Dodd pointed out, "however
Knott
were
shareowners
to
throughout
offices
Manpower
have trebled every year since
foot
Maxson
Founded
and
Headquartered at Harvey, La., the company supplies
service in 85 communities in northeast and southeast
including all the area surrounding the City of New Orleans.
population of the company's service area is 378,000.
Estimated
$272,175 which
Toronto and London. There
The
reported
263
represent
has acquired Electronic Designs, Inc., Dallas, Texas,
manufacturers, J. A. Frabutt, Maxson President, announced.
purchase was made for an undisclosed amount involving cash
and
at an interest cost less than 4.5997%.
redeemable
at general
redemption prices
to
months
nine
sales
gas
Louisiana,
and
occupancy
gains
E.
series
a
100
a
approved
The
1967,
are
office
instrument
bank loan incurred for construction purposes,
facilities, and other corporate purposes.
1987
the
Acquisition—
the
the
on
The
May
\
of
for
agreement
quirements.
came
FEATURES—None
for
square
crease
an
1948.
financing will be
first mortgage bonds,
from
outstanding
a
new
prior to June 1,
Otherwise,
natural
all
of
REDEMPTION
of
Corp.—First Quarter Net Down—
Willard
$292,402
"Food
on
$0.07
Offered—On
Co.—Bonds
4%s
as
proceeds
off
pay
construction
redeemed
27,376
,"C'V■'i".-
Knott Hotels
ing
$0.15
-
bid of 98.529%.
a
retire
to
company
for
$642,257
.
2036.
p.
on
PROCEEDS—Net
Capital
1981
——$730,408
______
share
per
195,
President
to
Service
Gas
•
be
14,818
from: Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and Kidder, Peabody &
Co., jointly, 99.941; White, Weld & Co., 99.599; W. C,
Langley & Co., 99.46; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.44,
and Blyth & Co., 98.78.
First
1962
earnings—
sky
30,871
23, 1962, Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, Eastman Dillon,
Co., Equitable Securities Corp., New
York City, and associates, announced the public offer¬
ing of $10,000,000 Louisiana Gas Service first mortgage
bonds, 4V2% series-, due June 1, 1987, at 99.405% and
accrued interest, to yield 4.54%.
r,
The underwriters won award of the issue at competi¬
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
—
—
Net
a
$668,232
outstanding.—V. 194, p.
217,887 shares
on
Louisiana
:
.
figure
there
President
loan
built
31,842
per
comparable
the
branch
announced plans to open a minimum of 50 addi¬
Europe within-the next four years, bringing the total
in
offices
corporation
225,000
1961
66,339
——-
in
with
Maxson Electronics Corp.—Bank Loan Arranged—
The
$1,154,842
taxes
taxes
combined
meeting,
of
The
1962
_
Net
Long-Term
Kleer-Vu Industries,
offices
hattan Bnk
2262.
p.
sales
the Paris office sales
Co.—Quarterly Report—
Sales
CAPITALIZATION
Period Ended Mar. 31—
sales
Corp.—McCrory Increases Holdings—
McCrory Corp. this issue.—V. 195,
$15,286,550
.
sales,
8.
p.
Period Ended March 31—
politan centers.
the
.0525
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
$34,283,000.
tional
number
Maxson
accomplishment,
over
it places the company in
years, since
the nation's
and
192,
outstanding.—V.
shares
of
.
Winter, who just returned from the company^ first all-European
office
153,883
T05
office
months'
world
Mr.
♦$0.32
482,000
on
Lerner
to
64 cents per share on 343,014 shares of
■'
The report noted that bowling apparel sales rose 18% last year, and
that the company had completed a 4-year transition from sport shirts
come
capital
to
♦Based
nation's largest manufacturers
of
bowling apparel, issued its first annual report to stockholders for the
fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1962.
King Louie company reported record
sales of $2,681,817 for the 12 months ended Jan. 31, 1962 and net in¬
the
-
(59,017)
Bids for the bonds
1311.
p.
King Louie International, Inc.—First Annual Report—
A
of
——
from
up
.
nine
a
.
—V.
$18,081,000,
1961.
■the
1960
$2,671,683
1961
$3,810,162
,
Union Securities &
Roulston,
&
Carey
.
& Co., Inc.
6,500
John Lamula Investors, Inc.
6,500-; David A. Noyes & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner„'
Stroud
4,000
4,000
4,000
3,000
Robinson & Co., Inc.Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Inc.-^.
Milwaukee Co
4,000
4,000
Loeb & Co_
Newburger,
6,500
Deetjen & Co
Kidder
M.
.
.
Net
8,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
A.
The
,
6,500
6,500
Co
5,500
4,000
4,000
Inc.
8,000
__
Alstyne, Noel & Co
Courts
31—
taxes
Dividends
5,500
Golkin, Bomback & Co.
W. D. Gradison & Co
Hess, Grant & Remington,
8,000
&
was
in
Earnings per share
See
Co—
&
8,000
—
Co
Hutton
McDonnell
10,500
Inc
Haupt & Co
H.
195,
5,500
.
10,500
Dickson & Co.,
S.
Co., Inc
:
—Rodman & Renshaw
Stewart-Eubanks-Meyerson
December
—
Net after
fPhe
10,500
Allyn & Co
Walston
R.
Kohlmeyer & Co
Model, Roland & Co
Robinson - Humphrey
Ended
Sales
5,500
5,500
15,000
Hammill & Co.— 56,500
Jackson & ,
Webber,
Curtis
million.—V.
$10
Products, Inc.—Annual Report—
Motor
Year
Shares
Shares
Shearson,
than
more
\
Lee
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
par)
totaled
and
1961
Franchise
Authorized
Common
in
1428.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
months
same
p.
company.
CAPITALIZATION
.
195,
$100)
stock-(par
p.
859.
5,500 shs.
1,310,000 shs.
Volume
195
6163
Number
(2493)
patents and patent applications in the power supply field owned
by these companies. This arrangement will be of mutual benefit to the
21, 1962, Fleetwood Securities Corp. of America,
St., New York City, offered publicly, 2,000,000
shares of this Fund's capital stock at $10 per share. Net
quarterly statement to shareholders reported record
first quarter sales and a reduction in the loss for the seasonally low
volume period ended March 31, 1962.
proceeds from the sale will be used for investment.
year,
The
On May
44 Wall
BUSINESS—The
investment
diversified
the
of
its
After
open-end company
an
tendered
shares
a
for
in
field.
"Our
board,
by
will
Board
a
Medical Funds
and
capital
be
invest¬
through
growth
services to the entire medical
Directors and a technical advisory
of
Management Co.,
Investment
Fund's
the
objective
major
managed
the
of
Fund
Dr.
are:
economist, who is President and Treasurer; Peter B. Terenzio, Execu¬
tive Vice-President, Roosevelt Hospital, New York, as Vice-President;
Leo
Dr.
consulting
economist
to
Vice-President.
'.'""A
Prentice-Hall
Barnes,
corporations,
as
APPOINTMENT—Chemical
retained
transfer agent
as
subscription
agent
cash.
custodian
as
''"l/S,' "\'//.\ V
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
of
stock
(par
$1)
the
Wire
Fund's
Balogh &
50,000
E.
40,000
Joel
Clark
and
25,000
Deneen
I.
&
R.
12,000
Chase
10,000
J.
Inc.
D. B. Bonbright & Co.
Geo.
Bell
R.
Co.,
Watson
A.
Investors
Bruns
Nordeman
Continental
Coburn
Inc.
1,000
Edwards
&
&
Green,
William
4,000
Freiler
Sears
Kahlmus,
L.
Blair
Co.,
Valley
Co
Lewis
3,000
Marvin
Co.
May
Co.,
&
Co.
3,000
C.
Metropolitan Investing and
Trading Co.
1,000
1,000
2,500
2,100
_
Pierce,
Carrison,
Planning
Young
&
&
Corp.
1,000
—
Tucker
&
Co.,
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
—
&
Inc.:
Co.,
Hensberry & Co._
—
Industries, Inc.,
this issue.—V. 195, p.
the
for
Sales
six
months
March
ended
31, 1962 totaled $3,779,178
period a year earlier. Net
equal
compared to $2,497,875 in the corresponding
the first half of
in
cents
share
per
on
this
amounted to $212,040,
year
the average number of out¬
For the first half of fiscal 1961 net income
shares,
448,976
standing during the period.
was
$164,292, or 41 cents
per share
on
400,706 shares, the average
outstanding during that period.
The shares in both periods
adjusted for a 2% stock dividend in January 1961 and a 3%
number
have
fiscal
been
stock
dividend
in
February
1962.—V.
195,
Carp.—Quarterly Report
For Period Ended March 31—
Net
earnings after taxes
$451,321
for
$326,884
in
share of capital stock
♦Earnings per
♦Based
2,345,700
$0.44
operating
Preferred
.
.
April, 1962.
April, 1961.
1|5, p. 1099.
dividend
$3,405,700
466,600
493,100
23,100
23,800
443,500
469,300
$1.22
$1.29
;
:
requirements——
Net
earnings
Net
earnings per share of common stock
for
common
stock—.
195, p. 748.
20-year de¬
Minneapolis,
$1,000,000 of the debentures to Connecticut General
National
The
Airlines, Inc.—Sales—Earnings Higher—
company
California
benefiting
routes,
from
showed
net
the
constant
income
of
buildup
$815,669
of
its
the
for
The
of
April earnings,
months
10
$9,629,474
The
for
44
time
last
the
For
income
fiscal
the net
share
per
months
Maytag said,
Mr.
the
to
year
to
brought
$4,009,176,
loss of $5,620,298
earned
$2.17
in
April
compared
Florida-
month
of
to
net earnings for the
a total improvement
shown on April 30,
brought
a
loss
share
per
of $3.04
$1,021,272,
operating
revenue
compared
to
was
$8,371,385
$6,282,588
and
and
net
$292,728
operating
for April a
■
for the 10 months was
million over the $54,489,086
revenue
$20
$74,183,940,
shown
at
an
this
increase
point a
ago,
Maytag reported
that the increased
and
revenues
earnings
were
to the Florida-California routes inaugurated by National
1961, with the East Coast routes remaining fairly stable
reflecting uneconomic operating results because of the "third
carrier"
problem.'
National, he said,
is
continuing
to oppose the
award of permanent East Coast routes to Northeast Airlines.
attributable
in
June,
and
NuTone, Inc.—Sales Set Record—
of
establishment
the
with
This
firm
30%
a
over the pre¬
$1.19 a share,
increase
registered
strong opposition at the recent CAB hearing
Howard Hughes' efforts to acquire control of Northeast,
shown
constant
losses
since
being
awarded
temporary
to
operate
from
East
Coast
points
into
.
Miami.—V.
.
,
TO
<•
PRESENT
FINANCING
Date
Maturity
1
after
demand
on
1963
July
Outstanding
96,937
112,841
July 1, 1963
250
subleases
on
_
85,000
1,
—
Security deposits
Capital Stock:
Authorized
Class A
common
stock
(no par)
Class B
common
stock
(no
Outstanding
900,000 shs.
140,259 shs.
99,900 shs.
100,000 shs.
par)
underwriters
have
below
named
severally
conditions set forth in the under¬
as therein required, approval of certain
legal matters by counsel, to purchase from the company 50,000 shares
of the
class A
common
stock.
All or none of
the offering will be
and
purchased.
has
shares
of
underwriter
Each
class
A
of
to purchase the number
opposite its name below:
agreed
stock set
common
forth
Shares
Barret, Fitch,
North & Co.,
Securities
Midland
Co.,
McDonald,
H.
—V.
33,000
Inc
Inc.—
I.
195,
Adams
Purcell,
&
1_' 3J500
:
—
3,500
3,000
2,000
Inc.—
Co
Co.—
&
1092.
p.
RAP
Evans &
Josey
—,1 15,000
—.—
C.
Christopher & Co
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle,
Industries, Inc.—Sales—Earnings Down—
First quarter sales of $3,181,061 and net earnings of $4,891 for this
Minneapolis company were reported by P. M. Grieve, President.
is
factory
announced
also
NuTone's
of
new
in full operation.
that a 3%
stock dividend,
-
now
voted
net
lands
(N. V.)—Sales Up 12%, Earnings
Increased—
of Eindhoven, Netherlands, reported to its stockholders
sales for the first quarter of 1962 were 1,197' million Nether¬
guilders
as
quarter of 1961,
increase of
or
compared with 1,069 million guilders for the first
the equivalent of $333 million and $297 million, an
principles cus¬
Net income on the basis of accounting
12%.
tomarily followed in the Netherlands for the first three months
was
79 million guilders as compared with 77 million guilders
1961, or $21.9 million as
2382.
quarter of
195, p.
of 1962
for the
compared with $21.4 million.
Pa.,
company
$395,000, which, after preferred
share. This compared with
a
net loss of $434,000, and a deficit of 46 cents per common share in
the same quarter of the previous year.—V. 195, p. 2196.
Net income
for the first
quarter was
dividends amounted to 25 cents per common
earnings
195,
to
Net
sales
for
taxes
on
income
—V.
195,
dividends
income
common
per
p.
on
1961
$6,505,000
1,371,000
$7,194,000
467,000
237,000
230,000
16,000
-
income
on
income
Semi-annual
1962
$6,425,000
preferred
stock
$7,876,000
997,000
521,000
476,000
16,000
7.4c
:
taxes
14.7c
share
1597.
Bank of New
the
of
Palo
Mr.
April,
Alto,
made
Roth
1962,
of
a
cross-license
Calif.,
and Power
by Herbert
said;
"A
between
Roth,
agreement between Hewlett-Packard
cross-license
Inc., Westbury,
of Power Designs.
Designs
President
agreement has been
Hewlett-Packard
report.—V.
quarter
York has been appointed registrar
corporation.—V.
Reliable Stores
Reliable
Co.
and
Power
194,
Stores
195,
p.
for the common
2383.
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher-
reported
increase
an
in
sales
profits
and
for
the
quarter ended April 30, 1962.
$5,060,683
1962 quarter were $5,502,093, compared with
sales in the
Consolidated
similar
the
in
equal to 4 cents
equal to 16 cents
earnings were $22,453,
with a loss of $91,221,
quarter. Net
share, compared
1961
common
a
in the 1961 quarter. Both per-share figures
are based on 585,558 shares outstanding.
Earnings before Federal income taxes were $46,776, compared with a
loss of $190,044 in the 1961 quarter.
Reliable
share,
a
aside
set
Stores
$24,323
for
income
Federal
tax
payments
the 1962 quarter, compared with a tax credit of $98,832 in the 1961
quarter.—V. 195, p. 1853.
in
Inc.—Common Offered—On May 22,
1962, Burnham & Co., and Zuckerman, Smith & Co., New
York City, offered publicly, 250,000 shares of this firm's
$1 par common stock at $10 per share. Of the total,
150,000 shares were sold for the company and 100,000
for certain stockholders.
Net proceeds to
the company, estimated at $1,450,500,
partial repayment of a bank loan.
will be used for the
Inc., a Pennsylvania corporation, is
1914. The present corporation
together with its wholly-owned subsidiaries
predecessors, is herein called the "company." Its head office is at
St. and Roberts Ave., Philadelphia.
BUSINESS—Rosenau
the
successor
to
Brothers,
business established in
a
organized in 1954 and,
was
and
The company designs, manufactures and sells medium-priced dresses
and sportswear for girls in the 3 to 14 year age range. The company's
products are sold, principally under the widely advertised "Cinderella"
trademark, directly to over 7,500 retailers throughout the nation. All
lines are newly styled by the company designers for each season. The
company believes that its volume of dress sales is the largest in the
United
States
within its age
range,
and that it has occupied this
position for many years.
• -'
CAPITALIZATION
to
payable
Common
Class
A
stock
stock
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
bank.
($100
$749,500
1,045 shs.
par)
par)
($1
common
stock
1,044.58 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
($1 par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
465,073 shs.
495,500 shs.
underwriters
375,672 shs.
below
named
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company and the selling shareholders the
respective numbers of shares of common stock set forth below, if any
are
purchased:
Shares
Shares
Ira Haupt & Co
Newburger, Loeb & Co
5,000
40,950
12,500
Bioren
4,150
12,500
Boenning
Diamond,
A.
& Co
N.
Allyn & Co
C.
Bache &
Co—;
5,000
Co
&
Co
4,150
Steckler
12,500
Hanrahan
&
Co.,
Newburger & Co.,
11,650
Rosenthal
&
&
Co.__
Co
Johnston,
Stein
Lemon
&
Bros.
8,325
I.
8,325
Co
&
Boyce__
Abraham
M.
Simon
&
&
Inc
Co
L. Rossman &
3,325
8,325
6,650
F.
6,650
& Meeds
Deetjen & Co.—
6,650
5,000
Swiss American Corp
Charles A. Taggart &
Co.,
Inc
Sunstein
Laird,
&
Bissell
Guerin
&
&
Co.,
Co.
3,325
Inc
Inc.
3,325
3,325
Co.
3,325
Turner,
5,000
Inc.
—V.
Robinson
4,150
4,150
Co.
Co.—
&
Gerstley,
4,150
4,150
,
Freehling, Meyerhoff & Co.
Walston
195,
p.
1312.
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Six Months' Net Up—
Net
entered into in
under
12,500
&
Bear, Stearns & Co
Y., has
Designs,
40,950
Co
Emanuel,
Designs Inc.—Cross-Licensing Agreement-
Announcement
first
the
Regal-Meadows, Inc.—Appointment—
The
Eppler,
Power
from
Allen &
769,000
—
before
income
Provision
Net
.
_
earned
fees
Total
Net
31—
-
Distribution
materially
vary
Zuckerman, Smith & Co
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
March
quarters of this year."
2120.
p.
Burnham
Period Ended
will
He pointed
out that cost of two new operations—the recently-ac¬
quired Cadillac Products West Coast Division and the new Packaging
Machinery Division—coupled with continued severe price competition,
have held earnings down.
He said he does not expect second quarter
Preferred
reported sales and other income of
$14,314,000 for the first quarter of 1962, up 28% over the $10,325,000
recorded in the same period last year.
Pittsburgh,
earnings.
chairman, said: "We expect that new efforts we
begin to materialize in improved earnings in the
Jr.,
fourth
and
net
$34,634
Ahern,
undertaken
Authorized
Co.—Sales Up 28%—
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical
This
and
J.
third
by the
Nov.
on
sales
J.
have
expenses in
plant in Toronto,
regular
been
2196.
payable
non-recurring
15, 1961, would be mailed on June 1, together with
quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share, to shareholders
record May 15, 1962.—V. 195, p. 1099.
board
the
This was
when earnings after taxes were $1,815,000, or
the same number of shares.
figures for the past year include
Canada.
which
certification
EFFECT
leasehold
on
Rosenau Brothers,
upon
connection
Co.,
P-
outstanding.
1,526,475 shares
vious year
concerned with
has
guaran-
33,259
^
highest sales in its history were announced by NuTone for the
year ending April 30, 1962.
Sales for the 12-month period were
$34,084,000, compared to $31,151,000 for the previous fiscal year.
Net
income
after
taxes amounted
to
$2,361,300, or $1.55 per share on
The
still
National
321.
p.
fiscal
Net
Mr.
$3^000,000 of bank loans
194^
construction.—V.
and finance
Pocket Books,
and net operating Income improved by $10.9 million, standing
at $5,467,391 compared to a loss of $5,429,564 last year.
year
repay
same
.
,
Operating
nearly
the
•
month,
1961.
earnings
at
year.
ago.
year
of
over
cents
10
the
of
minimum
$554,268
Note
April on a $2,089,000 increase in operating revenues, Lewis B. Maytag,
Jr., President, reported.
first
completed about mid-June.
The sale is expected to be
Proceeds will be used to
first
£/
...
under
Mar 1, 1975
Sale
Debenture
arranged the sale of $5,000,000 of 5%
—V.
—V.
Co.—Private
Gas
Natural
Northwest
that
$3,479,300
—.—_■
with
equip,
/'|
The company,
1961
1962
.
.
revenues—
income
1957,
16,
purchase contract- Jun 1, 1964
6% note payable to bank
May 1, 1963
6%
notes
payable
to stockholders,
payable on demand after July 1,
1963
July 1, 1963
8%
notes payable
to
stockholders,
Fox
Corp.—Earnings Statement—
Four Months Ended April 30—
Gross
Net
profit, after taxes and interest expense
The profit compared with a net profit
net
a
Arranged—On May 21, 1962, Francis F. Hill, President,
announced that subject to FPC approval, the company
Philips
Mobile Gas Service
GIVING
mortgage
improvements
$76,751.11
in
5,345,745 shares currently outstanding.—V. 194, p. 2552.
on
Dec.
on
rental
(including portion due
;
I
1962):
$610,000
stock
disposal.—V.
The
$3,603,100
2,255,600
$0.42
$3,515,900
-
$5,053,900.—
cost
April totaled $12,077,590. Operating expenses
in April, 1962, totaled $10,724,893.
April income before property disposal, taxes and interest expense
was
the highest for that month in the company's history.
For the
four months ended April, 1962, income before property disposal,
taxes
and interest expense was
$1,289,535 more than the amount realized
in
the
first
four
months in
1961.
Net income for the first four
months 1962, as compared to the same period, in 1961, reflects higher
interest payments and a reduction in amount realized from property
1961
1962
earnings before taxes
Net
reported
airline
Tlie
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp
to
Operating revenues in
based
2148.
p.
estimated
Life Insurance Co., Hartford.
stockholders.
47
of
and
earnings of Microdot in
the first half of its
current
fiscal year rose
to record levels, Robert S. Dickerman, President of
the
diversified
electronics firm, announced in a quarterly report to
to
This
and
income
CAPITALIZATION
by 174 refrigerator cars, 166 box
cars,
percentage-of-the-gross
a
Long-Term Debt
to
2382.
p.
under
B.
bentures, at par, to Investors Mutual, Inc.,
1664.
Microdot Inc.—Six Months' Results—
Sales
flat
25
and
195,
had
Industries, Inc.—Merger Approved—
MSL
Mo.
The group bid 98.24%
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—Profits Higher—
Programming
Corp.
White
Trusts,
Inc.
Miami
Investment
C.
Variable
1,100
Funds
1,000
Inc.
1,400
Investors
Corp.
1,000
1,000
Co.
Bankers
James
Corp.
Planning Inc.—
Seminole
1,500
Co
Wulbern,
——___
&
Security
1,500
Inc.
1,000
1,000
Ranson
Corp.
Co.,
Co.
Professional Planning
1596.
1962,
14, 1963 to 1977, inclusive.
cars
V.
of
l—
Investors
p.
Ry.—Equipment
22,
The issue is secured
1,000
Inc.
2,000
2,000
Securities
Co.
•
St.
(Tenn.)
See
Co.
&
Nassau
195,
yield from 3.25% to 4.20%, according to maturity. Salo¬
mon Brothers & Hutzler bid 98.927 for a 4% coupon.
1,000
—
McCreery
issue.—V.
incorporated
was
State
of Missouri.
On
June 6,
1959, the company
its motor hotel at 6th and Main Sts, in Kansas City,
The company operates the hotel. The restaurant facilities, cock¬
lounge, gift shop, barber shop, and beauty shop are leased to
Comparable figures for the first quarter of last year were $3,221,526
2,500
Inc.
Granoff-Robbins
American
1,000
Co.,
Inc.
Cowden__
&
Fund
1,000
1,000
Inc
Securities Co.,
B.
this
Co.
company
the
of
agreed, subject to the terms
writing agreement, including,
for the certificates, which bear a 37/s% coupon.
The certificates were reoffered May 23 at prices
1,000
James
1,500
M.
1,000
Inc.-
&
McCombs
Corp.
Mutual
Co.
Moran
Yager, Inc
Harrison,
Gerald
&
2,500
A.
Investment
&
Co..
2,500
Associates
American
Kohn
E.
Securities
2,500
—
Inc
Gunter
Kemper Co
McCarley
Investing
&
A.
Co.—.
&
King & Co.
Kopman
Richard
North
Richard
3,000
;
.'Associates,
Kroll
3,000
Co., Inc
Planning Corp.
Solomon
Fred
1,000
1,000
&
Ulrich
Rex
1,000
John
—
Inc.
Income
this
June
1,000
1,000,.
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.
Hefren
R.
New
1,000
3,000
3,000
Planning Corp. of
Robinson
May
Co
&
America
Mohawk
Pacific
1,000
__
Talbot
Hans—__
laws
UNDERWRITERS—The
Trust Certificates /
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
York City, and associates purchased $4,035,000 of
road's equipment trust certificates due annually
Northern
1,000
Co.
&
Works
Offered—On
1,000
Anderson
&
BUSINESS—The
in
Water Co.—Merger Approved—
Water
American
Offered—
officially opened
v
and
1,000
Co., Inc.
3,500
Co
Claybaugh
F.
Investors
&
combine their busi¬
Cheney Bigelow stock¬
share of Cheney
See
2383.
p.
Hotel, Inc.—Class A Common
May
the
to
'
1,000
Co
3,500
Inc
Hughes
Fischer
C.
Gross
Albert A.
Mass., have agreed
by both companies.
the move.
Motor
tees.
agreement provides for the issuance of three shares of Nationalcommon
stock for each share of Cheney Bigelow common
1,000
—
Arthur
Co._.
&
Investment
Growers
Ellis
1,000>
Co
&
Securities
4,000
Glass
F.
Draper
Giessing
Hannaford
Co.
Co.
Garrett
5,000
Investment
&
Furman
General
Hardy
Franklin
O.
5,000
approve
Northeastern
195,
Bigelow
Cheney
and
1,000
G.
American Capital Corp
Lorraine L. Blair, Inc.—
Harrison & Austin,
Co.
Arthur
P.
announced
must
reliability standard and custom fabri¬
electronic and other scientific equip¬
to operate
23, 1962, Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Kansas
City, Mo., and associates, offered publicly, 50,000 shares
of this firm's class A common stock at $10 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed.
Net proceeds will be used by the company for the
repayment of debt, and expansion.
1,000
—1,000
Alester
M.
Raymond
Co.
B.
5,000
Securities
.
Associates,
Dewar
5,000
_
1,000
1,000
•-
Davis, Rowady & Nichols
Samuel
Corp.
1,000
Corp
5,000
Co
Inc.
Gottfrucht
Co.—
Inc.__
Co.,
6,000
International Estate
Planners
Investment
Securities
6,000
Co
Income
Planning,
1,000
Campeau
B.
10,000
George Weston & Sons—
Personal
F.
Springfield,
was
National-Standard
of
nine-tenths of a share of National-Standard common for
Bigelow prior preferred stock.
National-Standard, headquartered in Niles, is a diversified manufac¬
turer of specialty wire, metal products, and machinery with sales and
earnings in its 1961 fiscal year of $51,919,000 and $2,771,000, respec¬
tively.
Sales and earnings for the six months ended March 31, 1962
were
$31,304,000 and $1,770,000, respectively.
Thomas H. Pearce, President of National-Standard, stated that the
addition'of Cheney Bigelow would give his firm the advantage of asso¬
ciation with a highly respected organization in a substantial industry
—paper making, which National-Standard has not previously served.—
V. 195, p. 910.
each
1,000
__
still
The
1,000
Co._
Co.
Caldwell
Associates,
Inc.
Fusz-Schmelzle
Co.
Birkby &
it
high
provides
supplies
instrumentation.—V.
Pram
others
Acquisition—
Co.—Proposed
directors
of
Works,
stock,
Shares
Corp.
America
of
Westamerica Securities, Inc.
1962 reflects
first quarter of
for the
Standard
2,000,000 shs.
Shares
boards
holders
UNDERWRITERS—
Fleetwood Securities
now
cans,
earnings statement
the
nesses,
•
Outstanding
10,000,000 shs.
______
The
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital
been
"V;l.■-'> i
•••"':
PRESENT
TO
has
Co.
and
tail
the Fund's shares,
agent for
and
development program is bearing fruit.
We are
aerosol cans and are about to produce laminated
oil
Designs
power
ment
than a half-million dollars the previous first
more
National-Standard
Trust
this
other
and
'
York
New
and disbursing
redemption
and
and
securities
Bank
quarter
only modest improvement, with our aggressive cost reduction program
supported by increased sales, and the continuing benefits from new
product development, we look forward to improved earnings for the
year 1962," the report said.—V. 195, p. 1318.
Greenfield,
I.
Harry
first
product
motor
"While
advisor.
MANAGEMENT—Officers
the
report.
will
Street,
44 Wall
Inc.,
for
foilsubstantiating the emphasis we have placed on
new
products and processes," Robert S. Solinsky, Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer,
and Stanley M. Hopkins, President, stated in the
companies supplying goods and
is
It
$18,270,750
of
companies."
Power
cated
On
manufacturing
fibre
Fund's
The
ments
exceeding by
high
a
1961.
of
accepting for redemp¬
that purpose at the then net
by
value.
asset
be
of
any
in
reached
sales
two
quarter record achieved in 1960. The loss for the first quarter of 1962
amounted to $360,113, compared with $458,557 for the similar period
closed-end
above shares
1961 as
delivery of the
incorporated
was
company.
will become
Fund
tion
Fund
company's
Net
9
certain
Corp.—Sales Reach New High—
Can
National
Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—
Medical Securities Fund,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
of
the
income
1962
of
fiscal
the
totaled $1,643,997 for the first half
compared to $1,174,867 for the same period
company
year,
10
last'
In
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2494)
should
told stockholders
of the Board,
T. Claude Ryan, Chairman
unaudited interim statement.
year,
an
earnings
from
to
$2.50
a
number
months
six
the
the
ior
•
range
despite
ended April 30, 1962, weie
93 cents on 1,763,900 shares,
average number outstanding during
the
period. For the first six mouths of fiscal 196i, earnings were
equal to 71 cents per share on 1,650,568 shares.
Net
sales
for the six
months amounted to $38,651,615, compaied
•with
$45,831,290 for the first half of the 1961 fiscal year.
"While the results for the year to date are very encouraging, your
management believes it is still too early to use the sales volume and
net income for the first six months as necessarily being representative
of
wnat
may
be realized for the full fiscal year,','
Mr. Ryan told
share
Per
possible
Saltzman
"Mr.
shares
increase. of.
result
shareholders
the
issuance
X
X;///////.:1:
,
the
16 annual meeting of shareholders, a proposed amend¬
the
company's
Articles
of
Incorporation
increasing
the
shares of common stock from' 750,000 to
1,500,000 shares,
authorized
The
of
share
close
of
each
common
The
business
May
share held.
$1.25
of
payable July
195, p. 2080.
2,
1962
•
-
declared
share on
per
stock,
—V.
.
also
Directors
of
Board
dividend
shareholders
to
consecutive quarterly
5% cumulative
of record- June
A,
The
company has called for
of
the sinking
fund.
redemption
operation
.7 me
1985
1,
t onal. Bank
101.35'%';"'
at'
$76,000
due
preferred
15, 1962.
5 V* %•
its
1962,
1,
June
on
of
in
Scantlin Electronics,
the
'
2382.
p.
Los
This
tional
;
install
stantaneously
f- ites complete
operate
communicate
to
daily
over-the-couhter
newspapers
quotations
listed
4,000
some
on
President
announced
John
$15-million
Sheraton-Lincoln—described
eight
Southwest
V.
and
home, office
lower
the
1967.
195,
p.
.floors
Lincoln
of
as
office
of
Liberty
Life
Insurance
Quotations
as
will
jh
the
Wall
j-<
the
form
fed
automatically
district
Street
for
1
;
said
the
system,
new.
will deliver information
rousing stock prices within minutes
j*
id
American
Capable
tnrough
Stock
than
calculate
Scantlin
Mr.
of
said
his
closing
operation later
highs, lows and
of the New York
„
computations
company
several
first
to
solve
the
which
new
stockbrokers'
to
d-isk
offices
to
stocks
on
individual
on
Within
provide,
seconds,
printed tape. Some
195,
,
Schottenstein Stores Corp.—Debentures
fered—On May 21, the Ohio Co.,
(
s
Quotron
;
v
.
Common
and
Columbus, offered
publicly to residents of the State of Ohio only, $750,000
<>
this firm's 6% sinking fund debentures -due May 15,'
1977
(with non-detaehable
vj. its
stock.
common
denominations
of
warrants)
The
debentures
$500 and
$1,000 at
interest, and the stock at $10
The
warrants
entitle
from
at
common
holders
to
30,000 shares
$16
offered
were
and
par
share.
per
the
$12.50
and
-
buy
shar;e
in
accrued
v
to
per
founded
was
steadily
enlarge
the
1951.
The
with
p
volume
additional;.
the
during
it
has
foot
are?,
been
■
■
has
always been a "family" type store
largely on a "cash and carry'1 basis.
ducted
its
a.'
since
and
There
its
is
for
business
is
luggage,
By
purchases"
hardware,
large staff of
Its
of
consist
of
Department
The
time
Schottenstein
employees.
periods.
The
real
is
week.
clerks
been
Store
ture
store
and
at
dealers,
Founded
type'
story
in
retail
and
square
West
the
the
Forties,
funriture
operation
t
named,
of
in
its
the
a
customers
some
come
order
to
sinking
15,
6%
Co.,
mid-west.
sales
avail
by
the
Furniture
Warehouse
deliveries within a 100 mile radius of
CAPITALIZATION
fund
GIVING
debentures
EFFECT
due
May
1977.
convertible
subordinated
May 18, 1967
Common stock (no
full-/
peak
Co.
evenings
'
retail
a
Ohio.
It
own
notes
With
the
It
area
occupies
of
themselves
store.-
about
of
The
estate
a
«" 1^1?
the
store
distributions
is
intended
amendment
an
Jan.
on-,
Xl,
trust"
elect
may
with,
to
to
,
will
qualify:
the
1961.
which
I,
/ \
in
made
be
on
as
common,
shares
Internal
Revenue
Code
which
any
treated
to
taxable
which
FINANCING
^qualify
as
a
!',real
intention
of
so
doing.
Authorized
shares
distributes
to
a,nd
were
He
two
stock
May
"assuming the successful conclusion of the
finamcing for
that financing is
virtually assured—Seagrave's
John
additional
with
thar
greater than sales of $13,585,000
®312-000 in 1961 should increase
Per-share earnings
TO
four
to
the
;
>
"a
in
line
several
with
'
\
■
F.
have;
Outstanding.
-
-
}iy/..':'v,_X-.;.;;,/:,
this
Chicago
!}"■
■-f
tool
power
manufacturer
split and a 15 cent cash quarterly dividend,
shares.
This represents a 12 Vi.% increase in the
the firm's common stock,
'• .,v, , • ;
;
;
take
business
Spaulding,
will
place
Skil
June
common
.
June
to
1962,
stock
1962.
5,
President,
continue
25,
,
fbr
with
the
each
share, of
issuance
of
of
stated
provide
holders
of
the
1962
here
by
stock."
18,
.
1962,
shares
to 573.881 shares.
issuance of the new
amounted
witlv the
been
and
split
a
5-for-4
3-for-l
in
stock
of
in which
lagging
quarterly dividend of 15 cents
outstanding after the stock split
pointed
45
of
record
out
cents
the previous
that
per
at
the
company's stock out-;
will be increased to 1,-;
This
shares.
Previously,
close
of
on
'each of
will
business
be
first
a
the
paid
(
in.
'..
shares which will
June
to
25
5, 1962.
Mr.
would amount
split,
share.—V. 195, p." 1598.
as
"
share¬
Spaulding
to.
a
rate
compared
'
*
"
■
X
than
of
this
yeai\"
-
up
,
.
to
'/
-«
,
and' tech-;
for
expand-;
.;;VXX::v',XX':^'";,- •:;i'XxX
he
reported,
"our
backlog
of .orders amounting v
"r'--v "-'X'V X;r .V:X;';-X/XX;
Electro-Science
of
company
investment
The
company.—V.
Investor,
749.;; :
193; ;p.
/•
Dallas-'
common
the
of
notes
for
each X280
shares
of
of record
stock held
common
as
The offer will expire June 4, 1962.
Bull & Low, John R. Maher Associates and R.
Co.,
'
company
B
Inc., New
York City, will underwrite
of the debenture notes.
portion
the
Net proceeds from this financing will be used
bank loans; for expansion of
manufacturing
^
Topik
un-
to
•
ve-
tire
facilities and sales force; for
enlargement of promotional
activities; and for research and development.
V
The rights
ferable
to subscribe
evidenced by fully trans-
are
rights certificates.
' X
The
offering is in the form '
2,125 units, each consisting of. $100 principal amount
of the debenture notes with
immediately transferable
warrants to purchase 14 shares of the class A common
of
stock
exercisable
NOTE
CONVERSION
of
notes
$7.50
$4
will
a
period of five years at prices
share to $6.50 by May 1, 1967.
V
over
ranging from $2,50
a
FEATURES—The
be
convertible
a
share
through
a
share
through
April
into
30,
April
7%
class
convertible
subordinated
A
stock
$5
1964,
30,
N,
Y.,
sold
common
through April
at
the
30,-1966,-'
1972.
11 Sintsink Dr., East, Port Washington,
designs and manufactures animated transparencies,,
registered trade mark, - "Technamations," and other
training aid, displays, and sales and advertising devices.*
engineers,
under
the
specialized
REVENUES—Unaudited
/
1962,
amounted
.to
CAPITALIZATION
7%
;
conv.
mon
Class
Class
sub.
to
stock
deb.
capital
"B'X capital
p.
TO
2598.
stock
(par
5
(par
5
cents)
jr.-
-
.
......
...'.
V
.
Outstanding
$212,5C0
.
41,750
cents)
stock
March
FINANCING
$212,500
com-
ended
$11,767.
Authorized
3-30-72
"A"
months
was
PRESENT
:
-
due
class
the five
income
net
(par 5 cents)j_^_._*
"A"
—V.. 194,
notes
purchase
and
EFFECT
1
•
•
Warrants
sales for
gross
$244,877
GIVING
1
41,750
750,000 shs.
.
200,000 shs.'
450,000 shs.
^
4
-
unprofitable
brought
before
operating divisions.
combined
a
of
management
ever
X:
September,
eliminated."
>
/
.
schedules
capable
a
arid
,
last
number
a
products
with'
quarter
had
partner
and
stock
dividend
(
June
the new quarterly dividend
share before the June 25' stock
rate of 40 cents
stock
Skil's
;
president
equipment;
•.
' -
Tamar
production
unprofitable
1962
of.
million."
May 15> 1962,
"
31,
the
1959, there was a 20%
split took place in 1947.
The
holders
of
_
company's
company
counter-measure
president
year
class A and/or class B
.
common
the
on
■
,
BUSINESS—The company of
shares
new
v-
«'
X
.
company's
the
business
—
A
and
making the announce¬
that the "issuance of the
company's
-
for
brighter prospects
the
of
is. a
rate
In
com¬
corporations
Inc.—Earnings Forecast
predicted
electronic
entered
with
than $5
debenture
of
record
talks,
the
Technical Animations, Inc.—Rights
$3,153,800
V;;.....,
other
the
-
share
per
were
clean-up
principal jamount
'■
stock- X
same
May
of
1950,
of
with
Zatzkin,
the
Offering to Stock-;
is offering the holders of its X
stocks the right to subscribe,
at par, to $212,500 of 7%X.convertible subordinated de¬
benture notes, due April 30,
1972, at the rate of $100
)
stock
will
shares
the
As
had
be
t
became
^completed,
end
small
class
FINANCING
.
$3,153,800
.
shares .of
of
'
Richard
;
operating-divisions
more
holders
./-XX
PRESENT
acquisition of Shell
by
for cessation of
Zatzkin noted that
Industries, with corporate offices in Dallas, mainAnaheim, Calif.
The four operating' divisions',
who
Tamar
team, and
"At
-
;
proportionate interest in the corporation that their;
present shares afforded them, before the split. It is our expectation that
the larger number of shares
will provide wider marketability
of the.
22 '
sales
EFFECT
directors-of
split
close
721,643
this year.
of
additional
the
ment,
'
fields
$2.50
aircraft
as
irig sales in all
estate^
Trustees
Negotiations
in
numbee
a
said
nical
became,
.its
consumer
Virginia, Kentucky,
191, p. 1817.
Engineering, manufacturer of transducers.
1961
■
par**•.'6,300 shs.:
.
3-for-i
a
company's
152,600 shs.
on
trust,"; the
Authorized
(no
1206.
P.
board
The
Outstanding
discussions
allied
least
McMillan.,
Tomar
until
other
given
Mr.
ago,
share."
per
date,, and
;'v;'IX":;
V-XVXX,;,' " t-.X, i
"
-
standing
meeting
estate .investment
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
on each
of the split
quarterly dividend on
'
serious
Electronics
antenna
based
meets certain requireincoxhe.'tax 'purposes as
it
those
assisted the
Acquisition
-
reason" was
months
and
at
contracts
year
fdr-Federal
income
Smith
in
.
City,
and
West
Corp.
•
of
described
so
declared
\
No
the
X Mr,
the result that the trust itself /Wilt hot be taxed on
distributed;" shareholders, however, will be taxed on such
Although the Declaration of Trust permits the Trustees
to conduct the business, of the Trust.in such
a manner that it would!
makes
automobiles
outstanding shares
cents
of
"real estate investment 'trust".'
a
Mr.
plants
retail,
.
f-Tamar
of
diversified,
,,X*;>/aXV\
Brazil,"
our
'Xv/..'//;"X1;'.'
company are American Gyro, manufacturer of gyroscopes; Econolite, manufacturer of traffic signals; Tamar
Electronics, manufacturer
opportunity"
an
Under, this I amendment,-k' "real
in
be
to
respect
values
>,
of The Seagrave
Corp. overwhelmingly approving
of Irving Tanning Co. and
its subsidiaries, Arnold A
Seagrave s President, told the annual
R.
interest
an
Skil Corp.—Stock Split Approved— '•'
shareholders
million
investors with
shares
common
>'v
Trust
'The
due
be from 150% to 200%
o^,inC0T.Wh Ch was about
and total over
dividend
conduit
at
1,000,000 shs.
$1
no
not
of
D.
tains, headquarters
assets
1964.
six'
100,000
by about 200%
policy
—V.. 195,
65 000
'
^
PRESENT
acquisition—and
1"
Providence.
consisting
principally of interests \iri. real
and real estate mortgages.. Under the Trust's
proposed dividend
Common
acquisition
1962 that
Building,
Mortgage notes payable„__^
sells
Seagrave Corp.—Acquisition-
ealtzman
59
T
Declaration of Trust, unless sooner terminated
provisions of the Declaration of' Trust.
Its
Howard
half
share
C.
McMillan during an
annual meeting of shareowners.
C
-He said succeeding
quarters of 1962 "should measure up to or exceed
the first quarter .of this year during which the
company realized a net 1
income of $359,220 on
sales
of
$4,403,057, representing earnings of 1
the
.at 909
through transferable
'•
$750,000
part
is
The purpose of the Trust is. to provide
/!
furni-.
also
Columbus.
TO
with
office
income-producing
no
Important part in its operation.
distances—as far as 100 miles or;
offered
6%
five
an
long
instances—in
2384.
&
and
and
first
per
■
financing.
Tennessee,
holding
subscribed
days
V
electronics
holders,, with
Columbus,
total
the
in
accordance
X /'X-;;/:
1
is -'-still
Co.'—Notes Sold Privately—On
Loan
at
several
distributions,.
approximately -120
employed during
Argentina
.
executive
to
credit.
Donald
i
busitiess
a
competition
.
operation- of
;
with
quarter,"
pressure.
-tax
a
Tamar Electronics Industries,
t(-ust by Declaration of Lh'usl dated as of Feb. 1, 1962.
It' will termi¬
twenty years
after. the
death
of
the survivor of" a
group
ofk
nate
a
desire
;
"Special purchases" also play
Many
more
in
with
as
T
Earnings
.
brganizecl In Massachusetts
was
of
was
610,000
chase properties and add to the company's general funds. X
Trust
in
modest
a
year,
first
'
began
the
p.
•
ments,
the.
—
fiscal
presept
aggressive acquisition program**1 He said he hoped
tq .have "hard news-''
to
report on these negotiations within'fcfre next f'6%- weeks'.—V."
19^,
C.
4 ><"
*
,
showed
per share-for-the
$78,758 or 18 cents
of
;/
Development
Wiancko
investment
apartment owners, on a wholesale basis.,"
is believed to be the original "warehouse
building
feet.
„
cents
the
&
industry,
The
pany
Sixty Realty .Trust—-Common Offered—rjpursuant to a!
May 21, 1962 prospectus, G./H. Walker & Co., Inc.,/
Providence, R. I., and Blair. & Co., Inc/ New York; City, *
offered jointly, 300 shares of this firm's common ^tock
at $1,000 ;per share. .Net proceeds will be, used to pur-
effective
and
it
B.
•—
V
which
iPr^vidence, St.5
Offered
1962
previous
severe
with
•
1961.
taxes, however,
prior year,-In spite of some¬
the
result
a
as
p. - 684.
sales
income
management's
Warehouse
Street,
Notes
—
28
or
affected
195,
Georgia,
President
'
through its wholly-owned subsidiary
Furniture
skin-
equipment.
;
under-
to-
cus¬
of
are
six
Burbank
of
1961,
not
goods
v'v
.X'
Chestnut
motels
basement
story
;;'X"..
operates
31
hotels,
has
cashiers
business
Schottenstein's
success
House
the
company has dropped negotiations lor the
Electronics of Westbury, N. Y., it was announced
;
the
to
favorably
political disturbances
merchandise at bargain
the
,
quality!
■
and
for
to
(
7
The
other items. •
buyers,
it is able
the
cf
of
$123,338
of
Ended—
firm,/
supplies,
exercise
Security First National; Bank, Los
many
on
to
X",-X
open
\
owns
^
key
has
Schottenstein Stores Corporation
alsb
to
passed
are
Department
Extra
store
appliances,
Usually these "specialbrands. They are purchased;
quality
Store
•'■;
and
experienced
ability to give their customers good
prices.
per
paint
household
janitorial
physical
T
'
in
;
T
.
Co.,
,
April,
including' ladies" and-*
-
merchandise.
well-known
prices and the savings
It is believed
that the
tomers.
Schottenstein
and
jewelry,
"special purchases" of
many
low
wide
variety of
merchandise
apparel, shoes, furniture, rugs,
drugs,
reason
make
at
a
wearing
&
APPOINTMENT
.
handles
.
1961.
the report for the
made
accessories,
distributes
of
$.2,306,273
^
,
of
North Carolina and Louisiana—V.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds will be used by the cor¬
poration to help finance a $6,500,000 256-bed addition to
the present 250 structure at Burbank, CaliL
.* •
.
It
men's
Charity
con¬
In the early years, 90%
came
from the neighborhood
in which the store is-present time, approximately 80^ of its business comes
the neighborhood..X ■
.-V'X- '• XXJ.;'
-
outside
of
interest.
in
the
At
also
period
.
of
sales
on
provides wholesale financing
dealers and makes personal loans to individuals. At
March 31, 1962, it operated 54 offices in the
States of
Ohio,
against
fiscal
share
for
West Bend, Wis., is offering publiclyx'
$3,500,000 of this corporation's 41/2%-51/2% notes, dated
May 1, 1962, and due serially Nov. 1, 1963 to May 1,
1977. The notes, issued in denominations of
$500, $1,000,
$5,000" and 10,000, are being sold at par and accrued:
minors
.
i;> '
;
:•
•
-
an
used
which is
r/;.
like
-
of
"have
durable
'
,
BUSINESS—The
business
located.
from
feet.
floor
-v>
-
times
Ziegler
to
(including basement)
square
fourth
a
of
necessary
six
expanded
Ohio, ',
Because
been
floors
v"
-
has
70,000
on
:
it
three
approximately
square
purposes.
Columbus,
Ave.,'
Schottenstein,
L.
business,
consists of
now
of
of
times—
many
area
area
20,000
room
It
of
store
sales
total
additional
stock
in
increasing
Parsons
automotive
and
.
period
compared
compares
half
instalment
the
Angeles, has, heen named; corporate trustee for the issue.
,
company ,of
1887
1917
by tl>e late E.
Sisters
•
f
period ending May 31, 1965.
\
"Net proceeds from the financing will provide the
com-:
jpany with additional working capital.
BUSINESS—The
manufactures
Joseph Hospital
accurate
2,500
1598.
p.
the
.
months
months, of
same
,
shareholders./ This
per
showing
.
decline
Sun Finance
in
,
currently kre in service in 125 cities throughout the United
units
States.—V.
in
28; 1961.
Chairman of the Board-,
six
six
to
cents
Headquartered in Cleveland, O., the company finances
problem 1;
putting the electronic signals from stock exchange ticker services1
directly
into
a
computer. In
1960,
Scantlin
Electronics introduced
I "formation
share
per
Feb.
-
equipment,
195, p. 568.
—V.
cents
seven
to
diving
daily ;
«-•
Ouotron
or
first
18
or
corresponding
compahy in arranging the
Earnings Up-^-
$3,259,632 for the latest half-year,
were
six -months
Philip Shore,
-
,
the
times
$35,735,
Sales
the
tape.
the
was
,
second/
per
tables
stock
teletypes'fetter
the
traded,
the
with
into
put
,
3,000
up-to-the-second
the -medium
be
after
Exchanges.
more
of
will
to
volume
on
interim;-, report,
$78,758
1, 1977. ; :"/:/':/'-X.X:/
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
company *nd subsidiaries - reported for the six months ended ■
28, 1962, net income of $68,698, or 13 cents per share, compared;;
Feb.
earned $123,338
or
28
cents
per
for "the six months ended March 31, 1962,
notes due March
'The
distribution to newspapers
automatic typesetting machines.
for
year,
svstem
into
Shore-Calnevar Inc;—^Sales,
-
May 22, the company announced that it had
completed
the private sale of
$2,000,000 of its senior notes due
May 1, 1974, $1,200,000 of-its subordinated notes due
March 1, 1977, add $800,000 of its junior
subordinated
Co.—,
;
.
Scantlin.
R.
dissemination, of news,
special-purpose computers
the
high-speed
teletypesetter tape
Scantlin
Mr.
this
be
of
breakthrough In
major
a
1962
first
"Recent
1
Described;
the
the
Smith;
small
countries."—V.
.
including
for
for
income
the
added,
*
"luxury-commer¬
a
space, >
'
..
company
$9,17.0,356
quarter
H.
a
fiscal
•
,
hotel—houses
•
,
improvement over the
Jr.,- President, said.- "Profits - before
for
515-room
cial"
.
the
of
a
The
electronic
an
stock price
stocks,
with United Press Intersystem which will in¬
throughout
the
United
contracted
and
*
annual
a
what
higher
activity;; in
the
forging
extremely keen and prices are under
>
"
"
firm's
of $405,952, or $.71 per ;;
Last year first quarter
only $120,890, or $.21 per share,
on-new
products, both domestic
were
the5'second
Charles
Sheraton-Lincoln opens June 4.
,
,
;
"
28-story" combination- hotel and office building is the latest
rapid, architeqtual thrust skyward in this cosmopolitan inland
port city which not too long ago was but a prairie town.
The Sheraton-Lincoln adjoins the nearly-completed 44-story Humble
Oil Building,
tallest west -of the Mississippi, and the-32-story First
City National- Bank. Within a tew blocks are going up other new.
skycrapers of 33 and 21 stories.
X;-X'■'.'-y X-'.-,
Inc.—Signs Contract With United
Angeles company has
to
Toronto.'
by
to
the
company's
with net income of
sales
showed
t
; x
the .sinking fund, $320,000 of its 57/8%" series B debentures
100% :
Payment will be made at; any branch
excepted! of the Bank of Nova Scotia; or - the
Corp.;
the
improvement-over
15,
1977 at
(far north
The
in
:
ess—
•
-
/;
1962, through
June 15,
on
increase
earnings
second
exceed
Ohio,
of
$8,952,580
"Net
•Houston, -.Texas,, which .has. grown into the,.nation's, sixth largest
metropolis, gets its first new downtown hotel in nearly 35. years when
.
due
Payment .will be made at the Liberty Naor the First Pennsylvania Banking
193,
Redemption--1
Sheraton Corp. of American-Opens New Hotel—
;
through
debentures
June
Canada
Toronto .General Trusts
& Trust Co., Savannah,
I. Trust Co., • Philadelphia,—V.
corporation has called for redemption
operation of
*
the 237th
class
the
"The
Savannah Electric & Power Co.—Partial Redemption
5
of
"Net
Shell Oil Co. of Canada Ltd.—Partial
each common shareholder of record at the
16, 1962, to one additional common share foy
sales
compares
,
entitling
thereby
stock,
possibly
Cleveland,
on
according
.
.
1962.
sales
1961, and
told, shareholders at
profits
1962
net
in
,
v;X:;/x',xS-./X
977,. respectively, in .1960, Authorized stock consists of
1,000,000 no par common shares, ^bf which 415,674 * are ;»
outstanding.—V. 195,'-p. 1657.,
"
,.x', *. ; ;X ,
Plan
without regard
to
pre-emptive; rights, was
amendment became effective at the close of business
Under the terms of the amendment, each outstanding
common
stock was converted into two shares .of common
adopted.
16,
May
or
This
and net income of $339,364, against $20,009,247 and $310,-
Purchase
Stock
that
24%
a
period
'
"production
believed
share
(
ended Dec. 30; 1961 it had" net sales of $26,999,562
year
each outstanding share of common stock into two shares
stock, without par value, and permitting Issue and sale
shares of
common
stock to employees pursuant
to an Employee
had
like
"
; Steel Improvement & Forge Co.—Six Months' Sales Up,
Net' Down—
'•
y
in the greater, Toledo area., For the
are
the
•
quarter
sales
and
earnings should *
small margin the second quarter of
last year," and
hoped to increase sales and earnings for the entire ;
year-"about 20%",over 1961.—V. 195, p. 1598.
•
v
' r
common
ol
I
of which
most
changing
oi
He
BUSINESS—The company of 1514 S.
-
to
start-up coits
foreign," Mr. Spaulding said.
and
'■>;/
.-v.
manufacturer
compared
$5,154,438 and
were
reflecting
Detroit St., Toledo,
Ohio, operates 14 food stores, of the supermarket type,
May
to
ment
X
OK'd—
St. Joseph Light & Power Co.—Stock Increase
A'
sales
X Seaway Food Town, Inc.-—Common Offered—-On May
23,;j 1962, McDonald & Co., Cleveland, offered publicly
125,056 shares of this firm's common stock at $11.50
per share. Net proceeds went to the selling stockholders.
of
year
a
F.
"match
Xv ./X;■
tool
power
quarter
sharply higher.
Spaulding, President,
meeting .that sales of $6,389,628 and earnings
share, set new first quarter records for Skil.
Tanning
-Until
1598.
first
also
John
the sellers of
to
Chicago
the
were
corporate purposes
on
increase
of
Cd. -(and subsidiaries); and shares issued for;other
including possible stock dividends. '
i
a
recently, Seagrave was primarily, a manufacturer of fire fight¬
ing apparatus and building materials, but last year it became a diver¬
sified industrial corporation-as a result of acquisitions in the following
fields;
paints; industrial finishes; and custom built homes.—-VX J.95,
Irving
April 30, 1962, reached anew high c of
approximately 13 U over the $27,607,605
earlier. Book value per share on the
1 771 675
shares
outstanding April 30,
1962, was $17.55, compared
to $16.62 per share on the
1,660,690 shares outstanding at the end
of the ' liscal 1961 first half.—V. ■ 190, p., 1776.
equity
an
reported
number
the
in
to about-350,000
40,000 shares
about
of
^
$31,085,374,
book
value
in
increase
totaling about 252,000)
(presently
from
the
that
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
Sales—Earnings Up Sharply—
•This
.>
told
outstanding
would
p,
StSk£ktSrs'
$1.16 in 1961,
shares in the
a
share, compared to
approximately 100,000
$3
outstanding."
.
.
395,250 shs.
1
.
to'
Continued
on
page
54
.
Volume
195
Number 6163
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,.
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
of Company
Name
Circle Theatre
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
the
first
in
grouped
are
indicate
we
the
all
during the current week.
Then
two
we
Clark State Bank
follow with
Clearfield
When
Per
AKU
Company
(United Rayon
American
Mfg. Corp.)—
deposit receipts
(Equal to
approximately
Finance
Aetna
Agricultural
Co.
'
"
Share
$1.67
Alco
Products,
Aldens,
4'A%
Inc.,
(Watertown,; N.
class A
7-
1
1
6%
7-1
6-
Note
American
Class
Bosch
B
Co.,
(quar.)
Consumer Industries
American
General
Quarterly
Insurance
(quar.)_
$1.25
Sugar Refining Co.
Co.
D.
Surety
(N.
Y.)
2
7-
2
7- 2
2
7-2
6-8
7-
Co.
Bank
6-15
Asbestos
Corp.,
Asgrow
Seed
Associated
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
J$0.011
7-
7-16
6-11
66-
6-29
6-29
30c
6-
American
Bell
6-29
6-
6-8
' 6-11
15c
10-1
Isle
l
25c
.
8%
.r-
(.
.
preferred (s-a)
preferred
(s-a)
Leasing Co. (quar.)
6- 8
,
2nd
&
Bestwall
Bohack.
Lake
Erie
Industries
(H.
C.)
sy2%
Co.,
7y2c
6-25
6-
Book-of-the-Month
Club
Eoss-Linco
Lines,
class
Boyertown
Burial
Brazilian
Traction
pref.
5.28%
American
British
Brockway
5%
Glass,
Eastern
6-15
6-
1
Eastern
6-
8
6-30
6-30
6-
1
7-
3%
7-
$1.37'A
5-15
Emhart Mfg.
6-15
E'pko
30c
7-
6-
5-15
15c
6-
5-21
7-29
6-15
6-30
6-
8
33c
6-30
6-
7-15
6-
1
20c
6-30
6-11
6-30
6-11
Eurofund,
Excelsior
Factor
Farmers
8
Federal
3%
7-
2
6-
8
Fiduciary
10c
7-
2
6-
8
10c
6-15
6-
1
Watch
Bulova
Butler
Mfg.
4V2%
Co.,
class B
___
;—x
(quar.)
15c
:
I
preferred
T
6-27
6-
60c
,_
(quar.)—.
Financial
6-30
6-18
6-30
6-18
$1.12y2
.
Electric
California
6%
(quar.)
Corp.
.
6
37'Ac
$2.50 pfd.
Power,
(quar.)
;
Interstate Telephone
California
5.25%
preferred
conv.
California
Calumet
Liquid
&
Gas
Hecla
Nickel
preferred
Permanent
Class
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
26'Ac
7-
1-
,'
'5c
6-22
6-30
6-
Motor
•J1 FraM
6-
City
(No
this
Co.
taken
7-
6-
Steel
4'A%
7%
Products
6-15
Gannett
Garfinckel
5-31
Garrett
Corp.,
Gauley
Coal
General
American
5-31
Box
(ouar.)____
25c
6-15
6-
General
Cable
4%
40c
7%
6-
5%
8
6-
8
1
6-
8
$2
6-20
6-
8
»6-14
6-
6-23
6-
7-20
7-
5
(quar.)-,x_x________..
25c
12'Ac,
J 4c
•
(quar. KA
a
Tool
1.
7-16
5c
common
(quar.)
Transit
10-15
6-25
30c
A
4
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
7-
1.,
6-
4
of
Fund
6-15
6-25
6- 7
6-29
6- 8
6-28
6-29
5-31
6- 4
gains)
10c
t30c
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.—
y-
Properties,
Indiana
class
.
6c
Michigan Electric—
preferred (quar.)
$1.03'/a
4.12%
preferred
(quar.)_
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Institutional
Income
8
6-
8
Insurance
1
6-
8
6-
1
6-28
Insurance
Lumber
6-4
4
6-
8c
7-2
6-1
5-25
4-24
25c
6-15
6-
90c
7-20
7- 9
1
Pennsylvania
semi-annually
—
10c
(quar.)
5-31
5-22
6-12
5-31
60c
6-21
6-
7-20
6-15
6-15
5-29
6-11
5-31
Common
6-15
5-23
3.30%
6-
5-23
4.35%
International
Minerals
Chemical
&
7-20
7-
30c
7- 2
6-15
45c
Securities
75c
1
6-20
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
of the State of
Co.
Increased
6-4
7- 2
50c
Extra
7-31
$1.03
—i—(quar.)
income)
(stock
Corp
6-15
$1.12'A
6-1
7-2
Fund—
investment
(From
Insular
7-
6-15
2
9
Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
International Salt Co.
(quar.)
6-30
$1N
$1
6- 8
6-30
6-29
40c
—
4%
Iowa
5-31
5-31
&
4'A%
7
6-29
6-15
7-1
.
(monthly)
A
A
—•
9c
; ■
<
8
6-15
15c
——
,
Boston—
6-
from
8c
net investment!income)^
(From
6-28
2%
Ltd.
plus
income
capital
Oil,
7-
40c
7- 3
7- 2
(quar.)
investment
from
5-31
6-15
$1.12'A
10c
5-15
8-15
Telephone (quar.)
Capital Fund—
Income
V
6-11
6- 1
9- 1
6-30
Bell
Income
4
6-
1
(quar.)
$2.50
$1.40
$1.75
12'/2c
6-29
Ltd.
(L.
(increased)
(quar.)
A.)
(quar.)
Trust
6-20
6-14
6- 8
Power
4.80%
Irving
6-15
6-30
15c
25c
62'Ac
$$1
35c
25c
40c
12'Ac
75c
A—
6-15
3
7-
$50c
(s-a)
7-
2
6-
& Light—
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
45c
8-
3
7-13
82'Ac
7-
1
6-15
$1.08%
7-
1
6-15
7- 1
7-2
6-1
preferred
.___
2
6-
1
61-15
6-
6-
1
7-
4%
6-11
2
7-
2
6-
New
6-15
6-
1
Kansas-Nebraska
4-23
1
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
7-20
7-10
1
6-20
Kennecott
6-20
6-11
Kent
7-
$5 preferred
5-31
Kansas,
6%
'
'7-16'
7-
2;
1
6-15
6-29
Class
6-26
6-14
-.7-
2
6-15
50c
$1.50
$1.27'A
$1.25
$1.25
voting
2
Genung's,
1
6-11
•Georgia
.*
6-11
4
Inc.
Power
$4.96
—.
U
(quar.)_
(quar.)^
Co.,
$5
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)__—
preferred
(quar.)
$4.92
Photo Producten,
American
deposit
Portland
Giant
preferred
Gibson
5-28
Gilpin
6-20
Ginn
&
1
Glen
Falls
(Henry
Co.
R.),
1
N. V.—
receipts
Cement
Greeting Cards
.
____
(quar.)—
(quar.)_—
class
Co.
A
6-
(quar.)________
(N.
Y.)
,
(quar.)—
Gas,
1
7-
2
6-15
7-
50c
17'Ae
$1.25
$1.24
$1.23
$1.15
25c
6-8
7- 2
7- 2
6-15
6-15
6-
5-22
6-8
Ry.—
A
1
6-18
$3
(s-a)
y___
__!
30c
30c'
6-11
5-29
6-15
6-1$
5-31
10c
(quar.)_J__2.__-_
A
6-
6-22
7'Ac
,_~T_
6-15
$1.25,.
(quar.-)__
(quar.)_^
2
Airlines,
6-15
6-
6- 1
.
,
1
6- 1
32'Ac
6-15
(quar.)_—
20c
6-12
6- 4
59%c
$1.37%
7-16
7-2
7- 2
6-6
$1.43%
7-2
6-8
preferred
—
Income
(quar.)———
Life
Lock
Star
Long
5
Joint
Lone
6-15
Island
Ludlow
Corp.
2
6-12
Ludlow
CO
1
9-
.8-
8-1
1
7-16
Magnin
■
Gas
6-15
6-
20c
$1.50
7- 2
7- 2
6-18
55c
25c
25c
7-2
6-15
7-20
2c
2c
6-29
6-29
5-31
5-31
30c
6-15
5-31
7-3
6-4
(quar.)_
75c
6-22
6- 1
common
(quar.)__
25c
25c
7- 2
7- 2
6-20
6-20
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.50
7- 2
6-22
25c
6-27
7-1
6- 4
Y.)
(quar.)
common
6-15
1
6-18
7-16
Transport
9-1
2
1
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
(quar.)___<—
Co.
Electric
(quar.)—___—__z_
(quar.)——_—.—.
Co.
Industries
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Shares
payments
Shares
from
are
investment
7-
1
6-15
6-
4
5-11
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-19
6-6
..
5-25
6-30
in¬
6-15
7-
(Both
6-15
7-
&
&
Managed Funds, Inc.:—
8—1
7-
60c
(N.
Co.
(quar.)
(Joseph)
.9-15
;
6- 8
30c
6-22
7- 2
(quar.)____—
H.)
(R.
Madison
.
General
1
Trust
preference
7-16
8-
5-23
6-11
25c
i
00
7-16
1
1
6-30
(quar.)
Typograph,
2
6-
(quar.)__
Co.
Cement
6-
7-
10c
25c
*$2
Pipe
5-23
9-15
(Louisville)
Insurance
Quarterly
5-31
7-
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
Lincoln
1
Inc.—
preferred A
(quar.)
Water, 5'A% preferred
(quar.)_
Sessions
come.
Mangel
)
Stores
Manufacturers
Corp.
Life
(quar.)
Insurance
'
(Toronto)
—
Semi-annually
Maplewood
$0,632
20c
25c
30c
12c
2
7-2
7- 2
26c
$1.25
(quar.)
6-15
,
6-8
(quar.)
com.
conv.
5.75%
5
6-
'
(quar.)
Insurance
1
2
Macy
.A.
6-20
7-
$1.08
preferred
Corp.
convertible
&
Lexington
6-12
7-
25c
$2
2nd
5-18
7-
y
preferred (quar*>_—,
$5-voting preferred
(quar.)_—
*
4.75%
6'A%
„
'
j
5
$6
a
Corp.—
5%
7-
6-
(quar.)
B
Lamson
6-
2
(quar.)__^_—„—
4
6-15
6-
convertible
6-15
7-
10c
2c
50c
$1
10c
7'Ac
30c
6-30
10c
Copper
Central
6-15
10c
Inc._!
(quar. )_'_____^
4
5-23
,6-28
Co.,
preferred '(quar.l-.i.^^
5.10% • preferred
(quar.)
10-
Kewanee
2
1
(quar.)_—
Corp.
5-15
5-31
6-29
$1.07
Gulf
&
Cleaners
Oil, class
Dry
6-25
6-
—-—
6- 1
6-15
7-16
$1
(quar.)
Oklahoma
non-cumulative
6-30
7-
$1
______
1
1
6-14
7-
$1.50
45c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
$1.12'A
Kekaha Sugar Co,, Ltd
Kellogg
Co.
(quar.)
20c
45c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar..)
preferred
Natural
6
27'Ab'
1
—
$3.25
(quar.)
20c
Lr__'___Av2___
(quar.)
6- 1
(initial)
6-
—25c
6-
6-15
—
4'A% preferred (quar.)
4.32%
preferred (ouar.)_
6-15
68%c
6-
6-15
Electrio—
&
preferred
7-
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Gas
common
5c
3%
1—
6-15
22c
Line, 6'A% pfd. (s-a)
City Southern Ry., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas
1
5-31
6-15
split
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
$20c
f 15c
J12'Ac
com
Pipe
Kansas
8
90c
two-for-one
a
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2nd preferred
Kaneb
8-21
6-
1st
6%
5%
5-25
9
9-
6-20
y 15c
$1.20
1
4.28%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Trust
Co.
(quar.)
Johnston Terminals & Storage, Ltd.,
1
7-
(Kearney,
•
Gevaert
>
,___•
6-
1
7-
Co.
6-15
$1.06%
$1.06'A
62'Ac
$30'c
25c
48c
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co.
(Interim)
a
6-29
6-29
F.)—
(S.
(quar.)
Products
20c
6%
split
-
(quar.)
1
7-
6- 1
6- 1
7
20c
Mortgage
Imperial
7-10
7-
6-14
6-14
8- 1
8- 1
6-19
40c
long-term
1
5-28
31c
Insurance
Erie
87'Ac
preferred
&
Waterworks
2nd
$4.60
two-for-one
stock.:
Securities,
preferred
7-
70c
10c
(increased)
Co.
--
Co.
preferred
General
..
-
6 'Ac
5c
approved
common
Pneumatic
Cincinnati
6-25
1
Co.
(2c
7-10
Railway Signal Co. (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California^-
General
7-
Copper
Christiana
6-15
7-
Stockholders
Chile
6-30
$1.75
Trust
6-
6-14
Marine
—
(quar.)
Food
Illinois
5-15
7-25
Candy Corp. (reduced)
Indicator
(quar.)
General
$1.12%
Chemway Corp. (resumed)
Chicago Musical Instrument—
Chicago
5-29
30c
(quar.)____
6-13
30c
'*
.
the
1st
General
at
Champion Parts Rebuilders, InG.—,
of
8
Inc.—
(quar.)
&
Imperial
7-16
1
6-
7-25
(quar.)
Investors
Bancshares
General
York
1
6-12
$1.12'A
(quar.>_
Land
General
1
—_
New
8-
75c
$1.50
—_——
common
6-15
x_x_ji___x_J.«
Bank
tl5c
$37'Ac
15c
15c
35c
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
&
Cement
Ideal
6-21
Construction—
Co.,
(Julius)
6-15
(quar.)
Enterprises
Quarterly
7-16
8-
50c
(Toronto)
&
B
class
Co.,
6-15
(quar.)
Chemical
6-21
1
6-15
6-30
6- 1
5-31
——
Corp., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., 5% preferred A (quar.)
tlO'Ac
Assn.
Co.
A.)
6-29
Century Shares Trust -<U-om .investment inc.)■»
Chemical
-
Extra
(quar. (_____.
6-29
Initial
Co.___
Stores
Huron
6-30
(quar.)___'_
Mfg.
(George
6-15
6-15
$25c
(quar.)
Hupp
5-31
52'Ac
_—_—_______
3
A
Electric
Century
5-31
7-16
Lake
preferred
Central Foundry. Co.
6-20
20c
Machinery
A
6-29
com.
&
-
4'A %
Fire
45c
12'Ac
&
&
15c
of America,
preferred
2nd
Corp.
General
Celanese Corp.
>.
Corp.
6-15
$$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
N.)
$1
6'Ac
16'Ac
(quar.)
(Del.)
Co.
Quarterly
8
2
time)
Mfg.
1
5%
Home
8
7-16
10c
25c
1
Co.—
&
(quar.)
Boxes,
Howard
6-
dividend)
(Boston)
Glass
7-16
$50c
payment
5-10
1
2'Ac
_________
7-
$$1.06'A
common
com.
6-
5-25
7-
(quar.)
$75c;
on
6-29
.
approve
Steed
(quar.)_x
Kennedy,
&
(Philip)
Carey
Ceco
Products
Baxter
action
Carey,
8
6-15
___—_—
(quar.)
preferred
Frantz
8
f 15c
Corp.
6-
6-29
Holly
6-
6-15
6- 9
—
30c
Bartlett
B
(quar.)
Sugar Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
6-20
7'Ac
27'Ac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
8
50c
dividend
> Fuller
'
Capital
Worth
Fostoria
8
6-30
t25c
B
Canal-Randolph
Hoerner
2
6-
52'Ac
Mines,
Realty
Foster-Forbes
6- '7
10c
(quar.)
class A
Canadian International Power,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
4-
(quar.)
Stock
6-15
$1.18%
i:
1
5-31
6-28
(quar.)__
(stock
Bank
preferred
Ford
Fort
6-15 '
(quar.).
(quar.) —■;
Mortgage
Canada Wire & Cable, Ltd.,
7-
(P.
Hygrade
Co.
Bank
National
5»A%
(quar.)__i__LL_I,
common
Hirsch
12'/2c
2%
(Newark, NJ) (quar.)
Trust Co. (N. Y.)__
Corp. of America (quar.)_____—
J.)
60c
Co.—
preferred (aUar.)__J__x_tA
Canada Iron Foundries,
common
4'A%
62c
75c
—__
5-31
6-29
6-20
25c
$4
10c
25c
7'Ac
preference—
(quar.)—
Inc,
Spencer,
preferred
55c
(quar.)
Underwriters
National
First
6-11
..
$4.75
Canada
1
.___
(quar.)x
Corp.
Inc.,
7-
(quar.)
preferred
8
6-
6-14
6- 1
5-25
6- 1
6-15
6- 1
5-31
6-22
6- 4
$2
Co
quarterly
Splendor Mining
6-
10c
Stockholders
C
6%
6-15
6-29
6-15
6- 1
6-15
7- 2
6-15
6- 1
7- 3
6-15
(Pa.)_
Increased
6-15
;
Insurance
National
First
First
N.
common
6-20
50c
51'Ac
51%c
(quar.)_
Insurance
Financial
dividend
time.)
Co.
Hibbard,
Trust—•
preferred
Falconbridge
8
at this
Hewitt-Robins,
5
46%c
& Co., class
Foods,
common
6-
payment
5
87'Ac
(Max)
junior
5%
6-
on
6-
7-
■
5c
B
Trust
$4 prior
Co.,
\
6- 1
6- 1
10c
&
(quar.)
6-29
$1.50
;
—.
(quar.)
Portion-Pak
6-15
1
Inc.
Fairmont
(Del.) —
taken
Steel
6-15
6-15
.
class
Bank
Brewing Co.
Corp.
20c
.
and
A
F.)
(E.
Hendersons
7-
_x
(quar.)
(initial)
Life
2
action
Heileman
1
Co.
Tobacco
7-16
50c
93%c
12'Ac
common
common
8c
8c
5-15
6- 6
6- 6
,v
8
J50c
(quar.)
6-
Co.
Shoes
2
—
6-15
6-15
;
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.
(quar.)
Erlang.er Mills, common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
7-
(no
6-29
z
(quar.)
Autolite
7-
Co.
Hauserman
$3
preferred (initial)
Steel
(quar.)
10c
Eclipse
Hartman
15c
Edgewater
Electric
10c
preferred
Hart-Carter
6-11
6-J.5
$1.4893
Investment
6-15
10c
—
5%
6
5-21
(quar.)
4%
7-10
2
6-29
(quar.)—
Stainless
(quar.)
Bullard
1
7-
30c
Eastern
Economic
A
Buffalo
8-
class
on
20c
$1.31'A
$1.25
Eastern
6-
6-
5%
(quar.)
&
National
Extra
$1.16
8
42c
A
Harrisburgh
Mines
Ltd.,
6- 1
7-1
7- 1
70c
Winkle-Munning
1
(increased)
(quar.)
$15c
$22'Ac
(increased quar.)——
(increased
quar.)
B
Hidden
8
t$1.50
class
Hanson-Van
6-
A
$1.50
6-
62y2c
the
6-15
6-19
45c
6-
5-31
B
on
5-25
6-29
(quar.)
& Fuel Associates, com.
preferred
(quar.),
Lime Corp. (quar.)
4'A%
Class
dividend
6-15
Insul
Class
Stock
Class
9
6-15
$1.50
___■
Corp.
Class
15c
Gas
6-30
(quar.)
Distillers
Hamilton
8
50c
(quar.)
Company
10c
(quar.)
Brown-Forman
4
6-15
$1.25
!_
common
preferred
6-15
50c
(quar.)
basis
2-for-l
a
Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
Management Corp.—
1st
5-22
'
on
(quar.)—
50c
_;
com.
proposal to
a
Brass,
5%
t
stock
com.
Water
6-
■—
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
8
the
6-21
4%
7-16
$2.25
<quar.)__
Bank Note___
split
Hackensack
6-29
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
—
16 on
Y.)
N.
;
special meeting
8c
pfd. (s-a)
(reduced-quar.)—
Duquesne Light Co.,
July
on
(quar.)
a
25c
(duar.)__
8-
(quar.)
common
6-29
6
Hahn
(increased-quar.)
10c
—
(quar.)
Gas,
6
(quar.)
Co.
25c
preferred
6-
will vote at
held
be
6- 4
6- 4
6- 1
5-28
5-28
6-1
6-18
7-16
5-31
35c
22'Ac
$1.25
25c
20c
37'Ac
$1
common
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
Stockholders
•
6% pfd. A (quar.)
(E. I.) deNemours, com. (interim)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
Light & Power—
preference
6%
Bridgeport
A
6-30
Company,
convertible
5%
Grinnell
6
—
Fabrics
Co.,
x
6
7-
Co
Corp.
t55c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Casket
•
K
A.
14%
—
_________
prior pfd.
77-
1
:
Industries
■'A-., $3.60 preferred
5-25
RR., $1.50 pfd. (s-a)_
(stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
Gypsum Co.
1
1
—
duPont
6-11
6-
$4.50
Bloomfield
88-
8-
Dorsey Corp.,
5- 4
6-30
6-11
Berman
Bessemer
1
12'Ac
Industries—
(quar.)
Inc.
(Joseph) Crucible
Donaldson
6-15
6-29
(quar.)
common
6-
$1.31'A
dividend
Dominion
6-14
7-16
10c
(quar.)
.—
Finance,
6-14
Greisedieck
6-14
6-15
6-15
6-15
7-2
7- 2
8- 1
6-20
Insurance
(quar.)
25c
Extra
9-14
12'Ac
receipts (final)
Canada (quar.)__
1
$1.2017
Dinettes,
Dixon
1
25c
(quar.)
of
Co.
Corp
Beneficial
5%
(N. J.)
1
(Walt)
Productions—
Walt Disney Productions)
(See
Dixie
8
7-16
34c
.-
6-
Stores
Stock
6-1
15c
j:
Co.
deposit
Telephone
Belle
&
6-
6-
to
(quar.)
Trust
&
Steel
Giant
10c
Bank
City
Life
„
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
Disney
Ltd.—
Group,
8
1
—
Electric
Diana
4
10c
(quar.)___—______
Diskinson
Becton
Beecham
6-
7-
6-15
$1.37'/2
(quar.)—
Bank
Di
6-15
(quar.)
<quar.l_,v_
Corp.
Y.)
(N.
Steel
Consolidated
Deutsche
5
12y2c
Gas, jistock dividend)
7-2
40c
Iron,
Malleable
3.75%
Barden
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Detroit
1
6-20
Corp,__,_
Chemical, $1 pfd.
Bangor & Aroostook Corp. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Greyhound Lines (Canada)
24c
of
Chemical
7- 3
25c
Baldwin-Montrose
&
Inc.
Detrex
6-15
(quar.)
Co.
6-22
1
(quar.)
preferred
Delta
4-13
Motor
'OH. &•
1
8-
$1.25
preferred
conv.
5%
6-15
1
5-25
'•
Atlantic
Aztec
6-30
$1
._
Atlantic
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
America, com.
preferred (quar.)
(L. A.)
DeBeers
4
63c
Lodges ('initial)™
City Electric (quar.)
Atlantic
6-
50c
(quar.)____,
Co.,'5'A% pfd. (quar;)
Co.
Delaware & Hudson
6-15
6-27
35c
Africa)
(quar.)
common
30c
preferred A (quar.)
Dayton
6-15
6-29
25c
Corp.
Spring
6-29
50c
(quar.)
Industries
1
6-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Constable
6%
6-11
12y2c
(initial)
new
Granite
1%
Co.
conv.
3%%
6-11
7-
?'
,
40c
(South
Corp.
6-20
basis
(Wash.,
'
Dana Corp., common
6-15
40c
(s-a)
Corp.
6-15
Hertz
6-11
7-
5c
pfd.
Company (quar.)„____.
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., com.
$4 preferred
(quar.)__
Anthes-Imperlal, Ltd.
6-29
8y3C
*
;_
5%
2
7-16
(quar.)
6- 1
6-29
10c
7-
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
5'A%
5-29
8
(initial)
Employees
(Wash., D. C.) (s-a)—;
Grand Rapids Varnish
(quar.)
Green
6-25
10c
proposal to
a
Insurance
Government
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer
5-25
43 %c
Ametek, Inc.
(quar.)
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
Arvin
6-15
new
on
five-for-two
a
6-14
5
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Smelting
6-
on
6-15
Davidson-Boutell Co.—
Anaconda
Arnold
6-15
C.)
(quar.)
American Thread Co.,
Arizona
6-15
1
6-
5c
American
Apex
1
July 30
2
Zellerbach
Crucible
Darling
Photocopy Equipment Co.
American
Crouse-Hinds
7-
7-10
on
shares
Employees
7-
6-22
6-1
special meeting
a
6-29
25c
—
Company (quar.)
Crown
6
6-30
held
the
C.),
6- 8
5-23
6-9
20c
will vote at
$1.31'A
Corp. (quar.)
National Bank (Middletown,
Chemical
(quar.)
6-
1'
7-
25c
Crane
D.
7- 2
6-15
Employees Corp.—
Government
Co.—
Power
&
Copper
6-6
7-16
$1.25
(Wash.,
6-18
Petroleum
County
8
15c
Optical
Anglo
7-1
7-
___,
preferred
6-
10c
American
7%
6-22
(Houston)—
Mercury Insurance
2
be
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)
Corporate Investors, class A
6-15
2
10c
____.
Semi-annual
American
7-
17y2c
._
(quar.)_
American
7-
to
split
6-18
50$
7'Ac
(quar.)_
Products
Inc.
Stockholders
6-11
2
dividend
Cowles
Locker
American
5-31
$3.75
^.___
American
American
6-
6-15
75c
(quar.)
class A pfd.
Anna,
preferred
1
6-15
10c
(initial)
new
12-14
6-25
7-
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (initial)
Stock
Cosden
Rubber
1-1-63
35c
__
(quar.)
Water
Continental
8
30c
'
___
5.25%
4,12%
6-8
6-30
(quar.)
Biltrite
$1.50
(initial)
com.
(increased-quar.)
preferred
$5 preferred
6-8
25c
preferred
American
6-15
Rubber
10c
Consolidated Edison
6-8
7-1
50c
Quarterly
Bank
5-28
1
Co.
Consolidated Coal
6-18
1
7-1
$1.121/2
preferred (accum.)_
Agricultural Chemical Co. (Del.)—
American
7-
20c
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)________
(quar.)
4
7-
(quar.)
Edison
Connecticut Light
6-18
Steel
Corp.
Leather—
Drug
Connecticut
6-18
7-
$1.50
convertible
Amercan
6-15
12yzc
;
Maintenance
5.25%
6-15
12'Ac
___.
(quar.)
Industries
Government
6-
$1.50
$1.75
new
Products
Commonwealth Water
2
7-15
10c
Allied
6%
1
-r.-'
7-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Allen
Amalgamated
6-
Y.)
Inc
Ludlum
Globe-Union,
(quar.)
Commonwealth
Common
common....
preferred
Allegheny
6-15
10c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Globe
6-15
10c
Commerce
5-29
share.)
20c
Inc.
Albemarle Paper Mfg.,
Class
B
6-13
1
Payable of Rec.
Share
30c
Company
5
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
Bottling Co. (N. Y.)
Craft
Color
Co.,
Glidden
8
77-
Extra
Quarterly
Aileen,
&
2nd
Coca-Cola
Holders
6-12
12%
per
Co.
l_
:
Peabody
preferred
4%
•
(final)
(quar.)
Insurance
J.)
6-
of Company
10c
(quar.)
(initial)
Mahoning Ry.
7%
6-15
25c
(N.
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
7'/2c
pfd.
Semi-annual
Cluett
Payable of Rec.
V
.
&
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
City Investing Co., 5'/2%
an¬
a second tables in which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which haVe not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of
Share
(quar.)
City Gas of Florida
separate
dividends
U
(2495)
Market
$1
Bank
Basket
Trust
(Calif.),
preferred
(N. J.)
(quar.)
6-15
5-15
Marshall-Wells
9-
1
8-15
Martin-Marietta
7-10
6-21
4'A%
&
Co..
6%
Corp.,
preferred
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)—_
$1.12%
6-4
t
(2496)
12
1
N
(quar.) —
Masonite
Corp.
(quar.!__Investors Growth
7-2
6-8
!.v.
--
6-25
5-31
45c
5-31
5-24
8c
6-12
5-29
20c
6-29
6-15
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
5 v2%
(quar.)
4Vi%
preferred
$<j
Common
6-29
6-15
7',v
Goods Corp.
Meial
(quar.)
;
6-11
8-20
8-
N.
Y.)
:
2
6-
7
6-15
6-
8
15c
15c
6-12
6-1
6-12
6-
6-25
6-11
Common
6-15
6-22
6-
15c
6-
5-23
1
$1.25
6-29
6-
7-13
7-
Gypsum
Co.
6-20
6-
5-25
6
10c
7-16
6-30
37 Vac
7-16
6-30
Shattuck
50c
6-29
6-15
16c
7-
2
6-
5%
20c
) j
6-
1
5-25
7-14
6-15
Oil
6-15
50c
€-29
6-
1."
6-15
7-2
50c
18c i
6-15
6-
1
5-21
6-
1
6-15
Skil
5-31
Corp.,
New
Haven
Gas
New
Haven
Water
New York
(quar.)
new
25c
6-15
6-
Pittsburgh
5-29
Q'.i
6-19
7-
■
50c
Auction Co.
1
South
American
North
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
6-8
5-29
Puerto
—
7-
6-20
6-22
6-
Indiana
Northern
4 Vi %
Public
preferred
preferred
4.22%
6-15
6-
payment
.
class A
Rico
41 's %
4.88'/
6-22
$1.12
7-14
6-22
Northern
Ohio Telephone,
•
1
7-
1
1
7-
1
5'//.%
Ry. (quar.)
Airlines, common
preferred
con v.
Northwestern
National
Insurance
Ohio
j.
Flour
Mills,
Ltd.
Trust
Citizens
(Toledo)
Co.
Ontario Steel Products Co.,
7%.
preferred
t50c
Iquar.)———
Below
5-26
Iquar.)
50c
—
-7-
2
6-20
dends
7-16
! ';
•7-
(quar.)
Cshkosh
iquar.)_
B'Gosh
Paper
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
Coast
Products
Pacific
Paddington
Stock
Corp.,
class
Parker-Hannifln
Co.
Pennsylvania
Glass
Pennsylvania
Power
3.35'//
iquar. i
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
412
preferred
83 %c
preferred
Corp.
Petroleum
Philip
4'«
&
iquar. i
Morris,
Inc.,
preferred
3.90'/
Pillsbury
Pioneer
Co.,
Plastics
Planey
Corp.
Popell
(L.
Porter
(H.
Fotlatch
Electric
Inc.
Prcctor-Silex
2nd
A
1st
6-11
6-
7-16
1
1
&
Investment
—
1%
36c
-
6%-
9
66-
6-29
30c
(quar.)
6-30
7-10
,
Purex
Corp.,
15c
2%
6-25
6-22
6-
7-
6-20
$1.75
(quar.)
25c
(quar.1
25c
(quar.)
Towle
Tranc
5-25
$1.75
2
8
6-15
6-
5
6-
6-
1
8
6-30
10c
6-30
45c
(quar.),——I
Ltd.
Products
tGeorgei
(Quarterly
(quar.)
Fund
from
Importers
$1.21
6-
__
,
6-15
5
-
incomei—„
10c
6-21
iquar.)
_
...
5c
6-15
6-15
2
1
7-
1
15c
6-30
12 Vic
6-30
37 Vic
6-30
6-15
6-
6-30
•
___
(quar.
6-15
6-15
20c
_______
(quar.)
6-
5
5
6-15
•"
6-15
6-15
'
*
:
6-15
r
31 Vic
6-15
6-30
6-11
6-30 .*
6-11
10c
:
6-30
$1.05 Vi
(quar.)__
•
$1.12%
6-15
6-
5
45c
pfd.
(quar.)
Trust
&
Corp.,
new
6-11
6-
Angeles)—
u
'25c
7-
2
-6-15
50c
7-13
25c
7-
2
1
Z
i
8-
1
7-16
v
15c
6-29
6-15
7 Vic
Corp. (increased)
Conduit & Cable Co.-.
6-11
5-29
25c
6-
30c
6-14
6-
$1.12 Vi
7-15
6r-30
60c
6-15
Co.
'
15c
:
7-
9
Co.,
County)
(quar.)_
Stock
_^_'_
37 Vic
7-
1
GOc
Acceptance,
n-c
partic.
Ltd.,
2nd
com,
(quar.)
preferred -(quar.)__.
Aigoma
6%
7-23
11-
10-23
50c
$1
11-
10-23
•7-
6-12
6-
5-14
6-
5-14
(quar.)
Ry.—
Dividend
Funds
Gas
.
Co.
2nd
of
Canacia,
(quar.)
-
1
372%
(quar.)__
;
——
Bakeries
Bankers
Co,
Life
6-15
10c
7-
1
6-15
'7-
1
6-15
r
1
6V2%
2nd
1st
Assur.
Co.
'____.
20c prior pfd.
11
1
5-18
7-20
6-21
1
5-16
6-
6-27
6-
6
6-30
6-
1
6-
5-
5-18
6-
1
5-22
7-31
7-16
6-
9
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
5
5-
7
6-10.
5-18
1
6-15
6-
1
5-11
5-31
5-11
7-
1
7-
6-
1
(quar.)
5-15
!
5-16
10c
10%
;
"
6-15
5-15
1
6-
.<
1
6-
45c
.
5-15
5-28
25c
-
of Florida
1
6-15
2
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
5c
6-
1
,
!
5-19
Rubber—
preferred
preferred
5
8
6-
1
7-
(reduced)
dividend
Biltrite
5-31
6-
6-
'6-15
American Beverage,
1
6-
6-15
87Vic
Airlines, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
American
5-15
J25c
t57c
$3.75
3Gc
$1.25
!
pfd, (accum.)
American Aggregates Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
1
6-15 !
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Amalgamated Leather, 6%
5%
5-15
93P/4C
___!
(quar.)
preferred
'
6-
30c
1st. preferred
4!/s%
5-24
1
6-30
75c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
$1
Allied Supermarkets (quar.)
15c
Allis-Chalmers Mlg. Co., common
25c
4.08%
$1.02
preferred (quar.)___
Allis
(Louis) Co. (quar.)
25c
Alloys & Chemicals (initial)
—-—19c
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)__
37V2C
Almar
Rainwear
Corp.
(quar.).
- 9c
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.) ■
tl5c
Aluminum Co. of-America, common
(quar.)
,
30c
47c
-
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)____
6-13
76-15
25c
75c
$3bc
t6c
1334c
45c
•
common
6-12
-
(quar.)
Allied
.
7-
$1.25
22Vzc
-
2
6-12
$1.23
—
25%
pfd.
lwO
(quar.)/.—_' •• ••• 30c
Gas
Pictures, 5%•% pid.
Chemical
Corp.. (quar.)
Aluminum
5-28
5-28
Natural
>
6-18
6-18
7-
(quar.)—-
•_
preferred
5-18
2
$1.05
$1.15
pfd.
Artists
$3.75
1
7-
11-30
(quar.)_
5%
Co
6-
6-18
preferred iquar.)
Steel. Ltd.
lqrar.i__
Allied Stores,
10-23
11-
12-21
(quar,)
Canadian
Allied
7-23
12-21
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
7-23
8-
$2
$2
Aigoma
5-25
$15c
+
5-18
5
7-23
Ordinary™:-
RR.
(quar.)»
^
Central & Hudson Bay
Stock
1
4-30
6-
42V2C
$1.37J/2
Inc.-
changed to
name
Twin Industries Corp., common
$1.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
5-15
6-1
8-
—
4.20%
.
preferred
American
.
Go
Power
American
(Morris
Coach
!_
(quar.)_
5-30
_'__!—$3
J
$3
i
5-18
(quar.)______
common
(quar.) __—___!
5-15
1
8-
"
preferred
American
Corp.,
pref.
1
6-
$1
(quar.),
Wood Steel,
6-13
25c
(increased-quar.)
Temper
lJI
Southern
Great
Aid,
6-V28
(initial)
common
1
6-
5-15
8-
•
—
Corp., coinmon___^___^__
Alan
1
—
(Los
5-31
6-
.
5-18
6-15
,'
6-25
50c
:—■
Allied
7-
31 Vic
6-
6-15
1
$1
————
preferred__l.
All
6-5
6-
6-28
$1
—
i—
—
6%
! 4.92%
6-15
7-
12 Vic
31V4 c
(quar.)
Foods
Co.
4Va f/r-
8
7-10
1
'
5-10
/
6-11
\ 50c
'
(quar.)
4Vz%.
Stores,
Truck Underwriters Assn.
True
'
6-30
6c
28c
quar.)
Packing Co.
(quar.)___^__^__
Mfg. Co.
(quar.);__„_,.__-__—
Triangle
of Boston—
investment
8-
7-10
.7-10
,
'
common
common
7-10
1
1
*6- 8
6-8
5-18
5-11
.
:——/.—
Alabama-Tennessee
6-15
8-1
6-. 1
-
,
—-———
—
(auar.)_
4.60%
6-15
8-
"
5-21
6- 1
/
7- 2
i28'/8C
:
'r ;
,
6-20
7- 2
150c
■•;
Ltd.—
4
5-
/
*
preferred
Alabama
7-16
8-
5-25
1
; -/
'
common
—
Gas
Common
Trans-Lux
t
6-15
6-
.
$1
(quar.),
'
Union
Quality
Co.,
preferred
Towmotor
5-25
50c
■
—.
1
2
5-25
6-
r
6r/c
z.v
7-16
2
7-
6-15
//;
Ordinary
7-
$1.19
(quar.
1
6-15
Construction—1
5-28
B (stock dividend)—__
2%
&
'i
Alabama
5-29
'
$1.25
preferred
preferred,
Drug
Lewis
Tobin
6-25
1
6-20
;
1
$1.14
' (quar.)_,
Insurance
6-15
—
8
8'
$1.14
Quarterly
Twin
Purolator
Putnam
$1.16
(quar..)__
Title
6-15
2
'
6-12
$1.27
;(quar.)
6-
7- 3
7-3
6-15
5-28
(quar.)_
B
$5.50
8
6-
3
7-
(quar.)
a
—_____
-
A
Class
6-
6-30
8-
of.
(quar.)______
Refineries,
(quar.)/.
Extra
6-
3
6-15
$1
(quar.
5
5-25
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
,
■'
B
Class
5-31
15c
Sugar
(quar.)
Extra
6-15
6-15
7-
-
Prtcess
A
Class
1
6-30
Inc.
(initial
5-15
6-
8
6-11
___.—,
Extra
6-4
$2c
50c
preferred
Tillle
6
6-22
2
6-
1
30c
preferred
common
Betts
&
4V4%
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
Co.-
By-Products—
Class
4
split i___-^_
common
preferred
31.25
1
7-
6-
20c
common
stock
Inc.,1
Thrifty
Trust
;
new
convertible
$1.50
1
11% c
—
Timber
6-
6-
7-
6V/4C
(quar. ):_j__
^
'____
6
5-31
6-
and-Class
A
Alabama
6-20
4
6c
(quar.
6-
—
7
5c
Thrift. Investment,
5-31
-
7
6-
common
(auar.)._
'convertible
$5
6-11
6-30
6-11
15c
pfd.
conv.
———
Navigation
6-25
2%
——— —
Iquar.)—.
&
$1.25
6-12
10c
7
6-
40c
Light, $4.84 pfd.
Tex-Tube," Inc.,
5-31
25 c
dividend!
4%%
6-15
6-22
5%
—
1
Pulp
6c
—
Power (quar.)—..—
Co.—
Corp.,
&
Utilities,
Textron,
2
15c
income)
_
Inc.
(stock dividend)
(Mass.)
(quar,)___
(quar.)
(stock
7-
2
7
6-15
'
7-16
7-14
l
6-22
iquar.)
preferred'
(Twb-for-one
7-16
8-
6-
6-
1
7_
7-
i
6-
'
7-
~
6-20
25c
•.
1
'6- 6
6-15
(quar.)_——____/;/
25c
Adams
Express
Co._____L__-r
—15c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. (Mass.) (s-a)
6VtC
Adirondack
Industries
(quar.)_______
15c
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.) %
—-—
10c
Aetna Finance Co.
(quar.)_
10c
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)___
fl8c
Air
Reduction
Co;
(quar.)
—62V2C
6-15
1
____.
Texas
6-19
8-
-
7-
20c
$4
4
dividend)-
preferred
Puget Sound
25c
Class
Acushnet
6-15
5
(quar.)__
preferred
Thomas
,
Cotton
Sound
1
$1
.
v
1
'
$4 preferred
(quar.)_„__i
7-13
! 6-
6-28
(quar.)
Missiles
Acme
6-15
7
62 Vic
Service,
7-1,3
.
6-28
_v*
t20c
'/■: $1.20 preference A (quar.)
^-1-nr^~ / - t30c
5%
preference
(qudr.)
—__—
*t$1.25
Acme
industries ' (quar.)_
;___
v
5c
5
12 Vic
preferred^ (quar.
Texas-Tennessee Industries—
Class
A
(initial quar.)
J
8
6-
Power
$4.76
8
6-
(quar.i
Corp., common (quar.)—
„
original preferred (quar.)——.
7%
Puget
6-
2
6-15
97 Vic
Publication
7'/
2
7-
(quar.i
6-30'
6-30
25c
-
.
Inc.
dividend
Stock
7-
12 vie
$1
preferred
Producers
8
iquar.)
common
Co.,
K.i,
Reed
Preway,
6-
;
-
class
(quar.i.
Forests
Potomac
Pratt,
2
6-
6-
25c
;______;
Natural Gas Lines,
1
-
6-15 "
6-
(quar.)
preferred
$4.56
8
7-
(quar. i___
istock
F.)
6-
90c
—•
(Quarterly from net
Pioneer
Texas
5
$1.15
Corp.,
Inc.—
7-' 2
'
:
4/100
(quar.)
preferred
4V2*/c
Common
1
2
1
;
1
8-
6-11
5c
62V2C
L--SaAc
of
Ltd.
Paper,
&
Power
Acadia-Atlantic
5-28
y
7-
!
preferred (quar.%__
preferred
(quar.)
$4.56
8
$1.12 y2
preferred
$4
Fund,
2
$1.10
iquar,)
preferred
66-
7-1
7-
6-
'
held
share
each
'for
•
■
iquar.)
Trading
;
6-15
6-14
6-15
-
-
Ltd
Company
$5.08
5
25c
iquar.i
-
4.60'/
6-
33c
(quar.i
Ferine
6-19
(quar.i-
•
$1.25
(Conn.i__
Ltd..
preferred
Reyes
$4.64
16c
iquar. i
4.40'/
7
1
—
com.
1
45c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(G.),
Tappan
Ten
6-7
6-
___
Light,
&
6-
7-
Co.
Industries,
Tennessee
6-15
Inc.,
,8-
20c
$1.25
(initial)__—
Power
Gatineau
of
share
5-29
7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Texas 'Electric
6-30
5
Co.
Corp.
4'A
6-15
50c
$1.26
$1
.
dividend
(stock
Fund
-
5-28
6-30
•
-
preferred
1
5c
(quar.)
Incorporated
Abacus
6-25
75c
common- (quar.) --1::
(quar.»___-!
Electric
&
Tamblyn
6-15
6-29
(quar.)__^f,_-
5
7-13
8-
$1.27.
6
6-
$1.25
;—
(quar.)
5-25
15c
Y.
N.
5-31
7-
75C
class A
Industries
Alabama
5
1
1
$20c
1
Inc.,
Stores,
preferred
Stylon
7-15
8-15
7-
Albany;
•
Corp.,
7-13
7-13
14c
preferred ; 1 quar.)-
Valu
Switson
$2.50
(quar.i
Sand
6-
6-15
■;
(quar.)
B_J
.I
6-15
.
,
Company
Celophane
1
6-
6-11
$1.45
(;quar.
(quar.)___-
-convertible -2nd
5'f
6-29
15c
(increased)——_
A
Y.i
;
5-18
Name of
ACF
i 6-15
30c
:
(quar.)____
com.
7- 6
..Per,-/; ViWhen. Holders
/
rn 00
6-20
6-
-
Camp,
5% 'prior
Super
6-15
1
1
■:
75c
rr/
Ltd.
Co.
of
Stoicely-Van
Swift
2
2%
(N.
-
7-16
6-
cn
Corp.
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.)
Corp.
(increased
quar.)___j
1
25c
6-15
"
IOC '
Sundstrancl
7-16
2'/z%
dividend)__
dividend
Park-Lexington
Bank
5%
7-
30c
(stock
Co.
(quar.i
Advertising iquar.I
Outdoor
Market
_
15c
(quar.i
Properties
Faciii(s Indemnity
$1.12%
V..
■<
.1
6^15
5%-
'
8-1
25%
:
Corp.,
preferred
Radio,
Star
30c
20c
_;
(Increased)
Co.
6-15
a
(quar.)
prior
Superior
'
8-15
$$1.75
6-15 '
2
,V
10c
Financial
'• State
5-21
1
2
7-
■
Abitibi'
)•___-
8-
20c
give
we
preceding table.
6-15
2
!;>tr%
Broadcasting
8- X
,
$1
—
5
7-
T
7-
-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
OpeJika Mfg. Co.
Oxford
6-
6-
$1.43%
(quar.)
1
weeks and not yet
45c
dividend)
(quar!
Co.
Television
$5.80 prior preferred .A
$3
6-15
2
Royalty
(stock
.6-15
.
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include diviannounced this week, tnese being - given in. the
5-21
$1.18%
Electric ' (quar.)_
(Mass.)
,
6-15
7-
approved
Gas
7-
—_—
1
AMP,
split)
Products, class A
Union
1
1
25c
30c
9
10c
—3
Plastic
:
6-15
6-29
27c
-
1
6-15
$1.20
(stockholders
66-
—
ABC
(qu'ar,).'
Springfield
(Mllw.)—
Quarterly
Ognvie
6-30
6-30
20c
CO H
CO
$(
6-
4
6-29
5
(Mass.)—-
(quar,).;
Standard
7-10
7-31
55c
__
(quar.)
5
6-
2
7-
6-15
:___:
6-
50c
'•
6-22
66-
1
25c
!_
Co
(quar.)'
Wyman-Gordon
1
6-
.
6-15
30c
(quar.)
Steel ,Co.r_ —
6-
Z:
Materials
S'prague
6-22
$1.06
1
6-25
$1.12 Vi
(increased)
Southern
6-22
7-
6-
6-15
Electric—
&
Machinery
dividend_r
Wyckoff
4
6-
.
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.),
Publishing
World
4
6-
6-18
1
9-
6-20
"
Lothrop; common
&
2
8-
9-17
.
7 Vic
Shoe Mfg.
Woodward
5-31
7-
.
(Pa.)—/.
Pulp & Paper (quar.)__
Newspaper
5-24
9
8-15
6 Vic
1
6-
7-16
10c
—i!_.
preferred (quar.)__i
Woclark Aircraft Service Equipment—
v.:/ 25c
;_
preferred
three-for-two
9-14
10-
Pacific
Northern
/
40c
$1.25
$1.12'/z
(quar.)
com,
Gas
6-
10c
—_
6-15
a
6-30
50c
—-
of America
6-15
1
5%
50c
preferred
Standard
1
iquar.)
preferred
Northwest
8-
Wood
6-12
5-25
1
—
1
6-
V"
6-15
:
15c
50c
Southern
•
6-22
,
8-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'2preferred
4Ve'„-
7-14,
$1.22
37V2C
(quar.)
6-29
2
7-
7-
(quar.h
Virginia
6-12
6-30
6-15
}
7-
(quar,)__
25c
(quar.)
V
1
..5-25
27c
^
25c
(quar.)
Southland
!_
(quar,)(N, Y.).
Insurance
4
6-22
7-14
——:
Northern
5'/
7-14
;
(quar.)
preferred
6-11
$1.05
_„
6-29
6 Vic'
Iquar.)
pfd.
4.75%
12-1
7- 2
•:
1
10c
;
3____.
Indiana
Southern
Service—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
,12-15
,
4
1
A
1 Stock
(quar.)__
A
8
10c
_;_
v—1
Wisconsin-Michigan Power, 4Vz'/ pfd. (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
5.04%
preferred (quar. )
:
—__
5.08%
preferred (quar.,)
;
'
9-1
9-15
10c
50c
,
.
6-
'
6-18
16 ViC
(quar.
com.
6-
6-
$1.37%
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)_
(Del.)
(quar.)
Bancorpcration
at
quar.)
4Va %■
Sugar,
1
.
'
Water,
6-12
7-
10c
Gas
•
Scientific
Whitaker Cable
6-25
(initial
4.80'//
1
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
5
8-
'
Southern
8
10c
——
—
—
American Aviation
Co.,
5-31
15c
145c
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.> common
41/
prior lien ,(quar.)_v
6-14
'
8
6-22
6-22
6
•
Productions
Kentucky
'
Common
10c
Quarterly
North
6-
2
-6-
•
8
7-10
56 !ic
v
.
Natural
Weyenberg
5-28
'8-
$50c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
;
22'/zc
,
(quar.)
Corp.
2
1
-
Western
-
6-15
7-
.20c
;
(quar.)
6-29
V
-
6-22
•
(initial-quar.)
Southbridge Plastic Products
30c
!
Acceptance
8
85c
—-
Niagara Frontier Transit System
Norris-Thermador
6-
West
5-15
6-11
4%
(quar.)______________
Insurance
preferred
8%
2
3
.
Western
5-12
'
iquar.)_______;_______
Carolina
5-31
6-13
7-
5-12
'5-28
16C
2%
on
6-29
33c
-
-
-
(monthly)
Class
omitted
Wesson.:
Products
South
6-15
32c
-
(quar.)^_________
common
Co.
5-18
'•
45c
split__
South
—___
——
I
Baking
Welch
* -
.com.
common
stock
&
V
(quar.)—
6-15
;•
6-
7-
15c
-
-.
50c
Weissberg Corp.
Monthly
5-18
6-1
'
■
10c
•
$1.12 Va-'
—
4
5-31
6-22
preferred (quar.)___
Grey Trust (quar.)__-.—
&
Disney
Ward
'
1
6-
•
15c
payment
taken
new
Electric,, Inc.,
Sonoco
investment
(quar.)—___—
Co.
13c
10c
-;
Pattern,
Slater
,
3Qc
Hampshire Insurance—
New common (initial)
series
Washington
2
Publishing—
action
No
3-for-l
5-21
8c
-4 V2C
—
(quar.
Washington Oil
,r.
6-8
27 Vic
time
Smith
New
Walt
6
Inc.
Company,
J
6-15
25c
.
,
Simplex Wire & Cabla
5-31
15c;
(quar.)——
Cement
pfd.
$3
this
2c
Nazareth
4
6-
6-8
$25c
1
(quar.)__:
6-15
10c
$31V4c
(quar.)
(dividend
time)
Simplicity
—-
Stocks* (from
Growth
Victoria
6-
6-12 j.!'
...
4
Z.6-
-
25c
(initial)
(quar.) _^__
common
(quar.)___L
Co. (quar.)^
Welded Tube Co.
1
of America
Simons-Boardman
.
10c
National
-
,S
ioc
Instruments (stock. dividend)_—
Silknit, Ltd., 5% pfd. iquar.)
Series—
National Tank Co.
Vendo
fti 5-31
2
Sigma
5
(from investment income)
National Income
6-15
4
6-
6-15
.
8
7-
8-
$1.50
Lj
Securities
National
6-15
(quar.)
(Del.I
Lines
6-
6-15
43 %C
—
new
6-22
35c
Co._
Veeder-Root,
6-15
2
7-
'
2
75c
——
—
(quar.)—
1
6-
6-16
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
6-22
7-16
27 Vic
(quar.)
common
Corp.; common
Company
$2.25
2
(quar,)
6-19
(Bait.)
Power & Light
5-21
5-31
7-
,
5-29
6-29
.6-
1
6-
Utah
111c.—
dividend
this
at
5-31
6-
1
Co.
(quar.)__
Corp.
..Stock
,
7-
Co.
Shore-Calvenar
5-31
6-15
30c
preferred .(s-a)—_—J
non-cum
1
Marion
preferred
Upson
6.
6-
■/
i5c
net income)
Clark Luna,
<fe
(Frank G..i
Sneraton
8
& Investment Corp.-r-
National Oats Co.
:U
(quar.) a—-—
Shawmut Association
..
.
30C.
is-at
Inc.—
'% 5Vr
4-30
(quar.)—
National Mortgage
; Common
(quar.)
common
——.
Scytnes &
72c <'
if 20c
Lead Co.,
4V'2#
6-
1
7-
25c
(Quarterly from net income)______—___
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
pref 1 quar.)
.".
Security Diversified Shares, Inc. (N. C.)
Seven-Up. Bottling (Los Angeles) • (initial)
"
2
Cash
preferred B
Universal
6-
20c
—
A
.
from
Stevens
Scudder
8
6V4C
Register (uuar.i
National Casualty (Detroit) (quar.),
6%
7-
4
6-
9
7 Vic
.
—
Truck
Stockyards,
7-1
■
$1.25
r
(quar.)__L______
(quar.)
preferred
States
/
5C
4—,
(quar.i
(Semi-annual
8
25c
(Glen Cove, N. Y.) (s-a)
Nation-Wide Securities Co.—_
—
National Blank Book Co. (quar.)—
National
;
preferred
$4.50
7-2
Trust
National
6-30
6-12
V 6-15
45c
Guaranty
&
Tobacco,
States
7','r
United
6-20
!
iquar.)
Corp..
Fidelity
Upson-Walton
Scruggs-Vande.rvoprt-Barney,
2
Shell
National
.
40c
(auarJ^-—. '■/ic
Tile
6-13
6.-28
30c
—
(quar.)
5-15
f
1
i 6-
.•
50c
(quar.)f:
Fe -Drilling
Schwitzer
15c
Inc.
Inc., common (quar. )—
preferred (quar.)—-———
—-
Nassau
J2 V'z C
(quar;.)_,
;—
Service, class A iquar.) —
Public
Louis
St.
Santa
6-15
$1.50
Mutual System,
6%
■
'
States
6-25
.
7-25
■
ar. •_
to
6-29
40c
35c
•'
•
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Coal
Ceramic
United
9
6-15
,
,
(Omaha)
Co.
Bank
5-25
6-29
6-
iW- 25c
:fi. 8c
6-15
(quar.)___
Fas-ener coru.
Freight
S
United
5-25
5
Y.)—
Inc.
1 quar,
(quar..i________^
Tool
&
2
-
,
30c
Scudder Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund
(quar.)—'—
Mutual Investing Foundation Fund (quur.)„
Mills,
Unlted
">
./
Yards
Electric
United
U
■.
preferred
5
4
I'M
~
*
Vernon
Mount
6-11
25c
'
Motor
6-
6-27
30c
Lines, Inc.———,——
Products Co. (quar,_
Finance Corp., S5 pfd. (quar.■)„—_-L.-.
Parts
Industries (initial)——-— —
Motor
6-15
'
7-13
6-
10c
6-15
7-
15c
6-18
.
5-29
5 %:
5-28
1
Vic,;.:
10c
6-30
du
California
United States
.
i
6-21
6-11
45c
Moore-McCormack
Moore
7-10
15c
(stock dividend) —
Trust Co. (Amsterdam.
(s-a i
(quar.
•
8
8-
!;!■;- $1 !•;
preferred (quar.)
—
———
•'
$1.07 Vi
4.30^, -preferred (quar;)
.12Vic v
Sat way Steel Products,: InCi-—
St. Joseph Light & Power— , ■
,:L. '
21c
New
common
(initlal-quar.)_„^w„—.
8
7-
25c
6-18
6-29
4V
37 Vac
.
3
6-
20c
22
(N.
Stock
United-Carr
6-18
7-
:" 3oc
Safeway-Ptorea inc., common
;
26 Vac
(quaivK-.—
,
7-3
1
"
Equipment
County
Montgomery
5-28
50c
.
•,
RuberOid Company
10-16
6-18
3
7-
Co.
6-30
*75c
—
payment
dividend
j
Union
7-16
1
"
<quar.)_—_———
Co
Cement
Auto
Monroe
8-1
•11-
125c
7-20
25c
Broadcasting.
Gear
Ross
7-20
1
;
Ages ■'t;:t<iuar:)
ait
Rollins
5-23
6-1
t25c
(quar. I.
——
Mine (Safety Appliances Co
—.
—
Minneapolis Brewing Co.L~_————-——.
Mississippi River Fuel (incr.-quar.)-—
Model Engineering & Mfg. Corp. (stock div.)
Modine Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)
—
Monarch
Rock
;
5-29
..6-15
t25c
Corp.
Factors
6-12
'7-16
'*
Michigan Seamless Tube —j-
Mill
'-Quarterly
t.v
6-14
7-2
50c
1
50c
'
Inc.
6-
1
8-
—
Technical Products,. Inc.
Robinson
'
preferred (quar.)——'
prefer red ><• q ua r.) I/i.
— —Ji,
- r —-'
Michaels (J.), Inc. (initial)————————
Utilities
.6-14
8
8-
,(quar.)>_uu——
.
$1
South
6-
Lumber
6-26
United
1 quar.i
Roberts
8
Miniere
7-6
8-1
$69c
—
pref. B
Investment
Payable of Rec.
U2VzC
(quar.)
com.
pref. A (quar.)
(quar.)
Share
'
,
Haut-Katfijnga—
Company indefinitely postpones its annual
933/4C
$1
River Brand Rice Mills
6%
27 Vic
—
(quar.)______
6-
2
7-
Corp.
5-29
15c
;
$i
Middle
Company
2
:
35c
'
Inc. (Del.) (quar.)—
Light & Power, SI pfd, (quar.)—
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
paper
7-
87 Vac
Metro-Goldayn-lvlayer.
Mexican
Riegel;
Ritier
40c
Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
(quar.)-i.»,^^^.^*-,r/
S3.50 prelemd
(quar.)___—,
Meredith Publishing Co. (quar.)—
Mesta Machine Co.
(reduced
.
6-15
6-15
6-12
6-30
(Canada), Ltd.,
Gas
5Vr'/t
-
Union
—;
(quar.)_„_,
(extra)
(extra;)
Union
8
Union
__^
guaranteed
guaranteed;
2
20c
Refrigerating
Merchants
6'/
■;v
(quar.i
6-29
7-
25c
Merck & Co., commoi)
6-15
6-29
$1.12 Vi
.
(quar. )_..——-—.—
Cement
Riuiii.
6-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Portland
6-12
ap¬
$0,168)
common
6-
7-12
preferred (quar.)■«__—
.onu, i-reaericksourg & Potomac RR.—
6-29
*
Medusa
Inc.,
5-31
6-22
3%%
•/
$1.37'/2
:
——
Selection Trust, Ltd.—
shares (interim payment of
87ViC
(quar.)
preferred
3 % %
iquar.)—
proximately
Rich's
6-15
25C
American
2 8/lOc
(initial
.
Inc.
6V4C
27 Vic
(quar.)__-r
J.)
tquar.l_
Aviation- Corp.
Revion,
4
(N.
Inc.
Industries,,
Repuoiic
i
'
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable 0/ Rec,
Share /
of Company
Rnodusian
(Quarterly from investment income).
Protective Assn. (quar.) —
McCormick-Armstrong <quar.)
Corp
Name
Remco
8
6-
6-30
30c
Massachusetts
McCrory
6-
2
7-
$1.12 Vi
Stock Fund,
Massachusetts
Inc., new
of Reef-.
31 VAC
Name of Company
When
Payable
Monday, May 28, 1962
.. .
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Per
Share
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock
4Vi%- preferred <quar.)_l
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
c
(quar.>_
(quar.)__
.•
—
$1.62V/2
20c
,
6-15
6-15..
5-31
5-31
Volume
I
195
'
Number
Inc.
Per
-
Iron
Cement
Pipe,
Corp.,
pfd1.
6.%.
i.
6-15
5-18
class
A
A-,
6-20
Quarterly
8-1
7-10
6-15
6-
6-
5-24
(quar.)
Commercial
40c
Barge
preferred D
Power
American
Electric
Securities
pref.
___!
a
Co.,
Quarterly
Quarterly
______
&
Greetings
Foreign
Growth
Power
class
Hardware
Heritage
A
16c*
Corp.
(quar.)
Hoist &
Derrick
Co.
American
Insulator
Insurance
Co.
Quarfrrlv
International
American
Investment
American
Stock
American
.New
Corp._i.J_l
;
Co."
;
&
National
Foundry
!
!____
Co.
preferred
7-
1
Beck
1
6-
9
6-
1
.Belden
5-25
35c
5-22
•
-
A
.
'
Potash
special
Bell
Bell
of
9-10
12-15
11-30
25c
6-20
com.
Black-Clawson
9-10
Black
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5.60%
5-21
4.25%
(Washington,
D.
C)
Refining
"
(quar.)
.
37'Ac
•
.
Writing
Co.
Co.—
/,/
•
B
$2.40 preferred
series
A
preferred
5-15
5-15
1
;
B org-Warner
Boston
I"
Breskin
6-
Bristol
4
5-11-
8:
6-15
5-25
6-
5-18
3%%.
6-1
6-
4-19
1
1"
1
60c
6-
5-
1
59C
6-
5-
1
27'Ac
6-
5-
1
6-»
5-
1
5-
1
Broderick & Bascom Rope
1
5.48%
$5.50
5-18
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
.
2nd
Associated
5.25'^
4
6-1
5-
*
1
6-29
6-
:
Buckeye
Budd
1
$
Brunswig
Pipe
5-24
$1.25
6-15
5-24
Bullock
6-15
5-24
30c
-
<
6-15
f
common
b2'Ac-6-
tquar.)'____
,'nuar.)_______
r
, .
(accum.)__
$1.31'/4
preferred
,
£
..
;
A
lire
Atlantic
Line
Coast
Cf>.
common
5-11
1
5-11
' 6-15
,
6-
.
1
'6-29
,
6-15
;l5c
)v6- 1
"
£ 6-12
5-
5-
4
inc..
Agency,
Gas
4.60%
Light,. common
preferred
4'A %
1
Refining
$111
Atlas
Credit
B
Life
Corp.,
(stock
com.
(quar.)
(stock
(Tulsa,
Ltd.
dividend)..
Steel'
Co.
of
Okla.) ,(quar.)_
6-
2
7-
6-
6
3
■
'
"'
Inc.,
1
5-15
1
5-15
95C
7-
1
6-18
Chance
,'6-4
:■
-
.
Chase
5-14
$1.37%
6-
1
5-
A'
6-
1
5-
1
10c
6-
1
5-15
Chattanooga
1
5-15
Chemetron
1
5-11
20c
6-
1
15c
6-15
4—:
45c
6-15
;
A——:
10c
6-
1
6-
1
i
(quar.)
from
'
$1.25
5-15
5-25
'
6-
1
5-17
1
•'
5-17
35c
net
—_i
5-31
5-18'
IOC
in¬
6-
5-
"
—
:__
1
8
1
5-10
8
5-18
25c
6-
1
5-
4
87 '/2c
6-
1
5-
4
Class
si
6-
1
5-
4
5%
$1.05
6-
1
5-
4
$1.12'/2
6-1
5-
4
IOC
6-29
6-15
6-15
5-25
"•
.
—
A
(quar.)—_____
25c
6-30
6-30
7-20
6-
5-15
5-15
Bush
Terminal
5-25
Byer-Rolnick Hat Corp.
(stock dividend)
BylleSby (H;;M.), 5% pfd. (quar.)_
6-14
7-10
"6-14
: 7-14
.
30c
10-15
30c
1-15-63
t5c
6-- 1
.
1
..
—__
'<
'
Common
6-15
5-18
California
6-15
5-31
10c
5-31
5-15
Oil &
Annual
Gas
stock
30d
1
Ink.
6-11
5-11
Chrysler
1
5-15
Churchill
31 %c
6-15
1
9-
1
8-15
12-
1
11-15
6-15
5-31
Corp.
(N.
Power
(quar.)
Y.)
4c
••
—
6-15
5-24
__£
;
Co.—
Special stock dividend
6-
preferred
5%:
6-1
5-
5-25
25c
6-15
22'/2c
6-15
6-
i
25c
com.
(quar.)—
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-1
6-15
6-1
(quar.)__;
preferred
preferred
4
22c
(quar.)
Utilities,
convertible
5.40%
-
""
dividend
'
3%
6-
!
5'/a%
peferred
Campbell
Campbell
-
5%'
1
6-1
5-
5-
4
4
,,
,
•
6-1
7-6
6-1
6-13
6-15
6-15
6-15
,
.
6-21
9-20
■11-21
'
6-1
8-31
11- 2
_
10-31
25c 1-31-63
6-27
5-31
5-25
6-15
5-18
5-18
6- 1
9- 4
5- 4
7-10
10-10
1-10
6- 8
SI
$1.18%
40c
$!
7-2
7- 2
6-1
6-1
6-15
6-15
5-19
5-19
$7-25
51.25
$1.25
60c
$1.10
10c
6-1
8-31
11-30
6-11
6-11
7-15
lc
7-15
7- 5
5-29
5-21
20c
*
12'/ac
20c
2Uc
Stero
5-25
5-11
5-11
5-11
,7-15
6-20
8- lt
6-22
6-27
7- 6
6-30
6-29
■
25c
40c
$1.25
v
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
(quar.)_.—i.
"
—
—
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Gas
(iner.-quar.)_
Electric
&
—
—
25c
25c
*25c
■
6-15
6-15
6-30
6- 5
6- 1
6-15
9-18
6-1
7-31
30c
Co.—
27c
/
(quar.)
-
25c
(quar.)__—
Canada
5%
(quar.)_!_______———
Machine
Red
Bread
Lake
(s-a)
Mines, Ltd
Co., Ltd..
preference B
common
(quar.)
4%
preferred' (quar.)___________—_____
preferred (quar.)_______A____——
Cincinnati Milling
Machine, com: (quar.)__;
4%
preferred (quar.)
—
Cincinnati. New Orleans 6c Texas Pacific Ry.
4%%
Co.—
5-24
2%
5-15
6-
31%c
Co.
5%
-
5-15
25c
■
1
.
Quarterly
6-
31 %c
California-Pacific
5-15
(quar.)__'__^
1&
2%
—
(increased quar.)
10c
-
-
5-21
5-21
6-15
6-10
6- 1
6- 1
'
7- 2
(quar.)
Collieries
dividend
----A—
preferred
;——
5%
5%
dividend*.
istock
Electric
California
15c
common___:T.^_;
;
(quar.)
Cadre"Industries
'
$6'/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
—
4-30
'
.
12-31.
5-11
(quar.)_
A
Cincinnati
5%
6-30
10-
Buildings
preferred
5%
preferred
:
5-15
5-23
5-25
en-
'
1
7-10
(quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
Chicago Title & Trust Co. (quar.):
Chicago Yellow Cab Co
—_______
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)
6-22
35C
A
,
; 6-13
25c
:i—
preferred A (quar.)
——- *
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—'
'
1
v
A (Increased-quar.)
—Chicago Rivet & Machine (cmar.)"____.
6-15
$1.12'/2
Burroughs Corp.' (quar.)
4c
$1
7%c
25c
$1.06
$1.18%
common
6-1
3-31
5-15
5-14
6-4
.
—_
:
11c
Co.__.j
Gas
Corp.,
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-29
6- 1
6-14
6- 9
5-31
1
6- 1
2c
4c
;
;
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
43,4%
preferred
(quar.)^
———-—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'/a
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)— ;•
SI
3»/a%
preferred
(quar.)
87'/ae
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.
(quar.)
25c
Chicago, Burlington & Ouincy RR._
—
S2
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)—
25c
A 5%. preferred (quar.)—
62V2C
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)—i
25c
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & iracilic RR. ■
6-
j
•
(quar.)—»—
A—.
preferred
4'/4%
6-
40c
$25c
,
75c
45c
25c
preferred 7quar.
6-
(quar.)
Co.
4%
f
(quar.)
5-22
,
.
investm't inc.).
(from
Boston
of
Mfg., class A
B
6-
Terminal
6-
Fund
Class
7
t
(quar.)
Co.
B.)
15c
Bush
,■
(A.
1
5-22
6- 1
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
7-16
6-15
5-30
5-31
6- 1
7-1
—
6-
6-
5-22
5-22
5-22
5-22
5-22
-
—
j'
6-18 ••
6-18
5-15
5-15
6-30
—,—__—
&
'•
*
6-30
6-15
—.—-—
Oil
6- 1
6-8
6- 8
6-13
preferred
(quar.).
6-
common
preferred
preferred
4.65%
$1.37
(quar.)!—_———
class
Service—
Public
4.15%
30c
6-11
'
30c
'
(quar. )___£
America
Products,
Products, Inc.
Ayrshire
AZtec
5-17
1
7-13
c
'
non-cum.t
Stock
1
70c
5-21
6-15
2%
(quar.)
Service,: Ltd.
Canteen
Automatic
15c
-
Mines,
'
J55C
A.^____
i
Electric
Automatic
Avon
6-
Refining Co.-r$3
preferred (quar.)—
Champion Spark Plug Co.
(quar.-)—^
International/ Detective
Y.;)
(quar.)_
Docks,
Mills,
4'/2%
5-18
2%
Quarterly
Quarterly
Gold
6-1
60c
dividend)
Insurance
Burrus
5-18
-
Dry
Vermont
Champlin
6-
"
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5'A% pfd. (s-a)
Chemical Industries
Burrard
5-18
1
6-
5-18
1?
6-
"
25c
(quar.)______
Co., common (quar.)__
Atlas
Class
(:quar.)___£
£__£
(quar.
preferred
Atlantic
Atlantic
6-
$1.15
$1.12'A'
(quar.)
preferred
4.44%.
30c
Central
5-15
>•
6-20
"
Atlanta
—r_,
5-15
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
r
,
(quar.)—
;
iV
Y.)
•'70c
.—
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
Trust
5-31
5-17
5-22
6- 8
6-8
6- 8
6-8
4-30
62'/2c
33'4c
$1.25
$1.37'/2
34c
34 %c
65c
—______—
6-.9
5-18 "
22c
•
4-27
—
(N.
(quar.).
_____—.—
preferred
(quar.)
(Rochester, N.
5.48%
Chatham
Co._
preferred
(William)
,,/'Burns'
preferred
5.44%.
27c
25c
—
(quar.)__
$1.35 preferred (quar.)_
$5 preferred (quar.)
5'4%
preferred (quar.)
Central
■
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.__
20c
(quar.)
common
West
Wire
5-31
Gold
4 'A %
4
6-12
80c-
50c
1
6-15
2
.
4
&
6-15
(Del.)—_—;___
Inc.
6-
5-25
6-11
Dredging Ltd. (interim)
Burlington Industries, common
(quar.)_—
"3'/2%, preferred * (quar.)________——__
'r '
4%
preferred (quar.:)_—
4.20%«r preferred
(quar.)
4-27
6-
Bullock's,
•
i
South
$2.50 preferred A
1
9-
(quar.)—40c
25c
:
(quar;__
Fund, Ltd. (quarterly
income)
Bulolo
r ;
6-15
30c
25c
(quar.)__
1
8-
•
—-
~20c
1;.
■
$3.80 pfd. (quar.)
vestment
.
$1.50
(quar.)_£
RR.,
6-
I
2
_____
- >
8-15
6 29
£6-30
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
5-31
$1.23
$1.12'/a
$1.3434
_____
(quar.)__.
5-31
,•/■;:■-•■■
—-
(quar.)
Line
preferred
Steel
7-
,
£
$25c
■
Company,
6%
5-15 -,'
6-11
6-30
6-30
6- 1
6- 1
87VaC
°(quar.)___—$1.15
(quar.)__j—
$1.50
Telephone Co.* common
6-15
>
Drug Co. (quar.)
———
Corp. (quar.)——4——_——
$5 preferred
Buffalo
Forge
•
»
7
6-8
5-15
5-15
<*>•.
•'
19c
* SI
;(quar.>.
Central
7-
$1.16
1—"
common
•
41c
—
6- 1
5-18 1.
5-21
5-21
,5-25
o-15
5-15
5-15 ;
7-2
5-31
6- 1
preferred
4-30
Co.—
Co.
Power,
preferred
"
"
(quar.)__
;___
5-284
9-17
93%
—
(quar.) —
preferred
Maine
..
5-31
6-15
6-22
7 7-2
7- 2
$1.04
(quar.)___—$1.17
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.19
5%%
preferred
(quar.)——_—_———
$1.343/a
5.44%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
68c
Century Industries Co. (quar.)_
10c
Certified Credit, preferred
(stock dividend),
1 lA %
Champion Mutual Fund (Canada)
(quar.)__
$4c
Champion Papers, common (qua*.)—
30c
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
$1.12'/a
Sharpe Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_:
Brunswick
5-15
6-
'
6-12
6-10
6- 8
6- 1
5-31
5-31
5c
$10c
Service—
8-15
15c
Shoe
37'Ac
;
Gooas,
Atlantic Coast
Auto
4
5-
6- 4
stock)—
.
____
6
6-
21
10c
■
Dry
nrofprred
conv.
Aunor
5-
J30c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
Athey;. Products .Corp. ; (quar.)___Atlantic
Acceptance
jquar.)___£_-_£i££i!
Atlas
1
6-15
6-20
5-31
(quar.)_____—
3.50%
5-17
6- 1
9- 1
Ji'i'Jt1
(quar.)
J 4.60%
:
1
6-18
'■-J;
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
t;
5-17
5-17
"$12'/2C
or
common
Central. &
25c
„
Bruning, (Charles)
5-10
6-
56'/4C
•
Associated-Transport—
6%
&
Brown
5
6-8
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Brown
6-
40tf'^\
93%p
(ouar.V
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.)___
Ashland Oil & Refining Co., com.
preferred
6-15
2
'7.6-20
Company
5-31
6-12
6-12
7-27
7-19
6-10
■
Ltd._
6-29
—
(quar.)
Union Gas
preferred A
Brown
75c
Armstrong Cork Co., common (quar.) __*£___
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
;____
Corp., 4'A% preferred (quar.)__*^___
Aro
Water
-7-
preferred
Brooklyn
5-18
5.60%
Edison,
Brockton
$25c
$1.12'/2
$10c
$5c
20c
(quar.)
Central
1
50c
>
Co.,
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.,
6-15
$1.50
Toba.cco
American
7J
_4;—
(quar.)
,•
5-23'
$1.12'/a
9
7-
30c
5-
6-15
5-
6-
*
5-
6-
5-18
6-
'
<
5-
25c
6-1
25c
6-
65%c
25c
(quar.)
6-
$1.08%
16-25
15c
Registered and ordinary bearer (one shilling, one pence for the year ended Sept.
30, 1961 free of British income tax) —
British
Petroleum Co., Ltd. (final)—
Broadway-Hale
Stores
(quar.)
V
7-23
87'Ac
-(quar.)
A6-
-.
6-15
00
preferred
British
,
•6-11
;
4-30
5-23
6-15
(quar.)
Public
Illinois
Central
5-11
50c
,
(quar.)_
British-American Oil, Ltd. (quar.)_
5-10
?
1
22'Ac
$5
Co.—
(interim)
Common
1
(initial)
Corp.
Brass
Bristol-Myers
-
6- 1
6- 1
—,
Oils.
preferred
5%%
;
6-1
—£—
(optional-cash
preferred
4.50%
11-19
u
& Stratton Corp.
Mfg. (quar.)-—
Briggs
5-10-
6-
11-30
split___^._
2-for-l
a
1
1
8-21
,
7- 2
common, (initial)
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)___—■.
5-21
13c
6-
6-15
$60c
+18c
(quar.)__
4%
6-16
1
9-1
v
(quar.)
6-
Co., com. (quar.)
27c
4.65%
preferred- (quar.$1.16%
Arkansas Western Gas Co.
(quar.)___j_
12'Ac
Artesian
preferred
6-22
6-
6-30
6-
6-1
6-1
6- 1
$15c
Ltd.
New
75c
6-15
"
.
Illinois Light Co.,
Central
5-15 4
5-15 j
$$1.25 '■ >; 7- 2
$$1
7-2
$$2 ,■ !•'. 7- 2
—
—
/ 4.64%
5-23
40c
3'A%
Publications
7
■
(quar.)
;____
Ltd.- (quar.)_________._+—
Asbestos,
4V2%
6-15
IOC
.6-15
(quar.)
1 v
35c
25c
Power
Corp.
5-17
A__i_
5-
1
6-1
6- 1
6-29
-
(A.
Rio
6-15
(quar.)
common
68%c
.____
2
6-15
(quar.)
approve
$20c
______
preferred
Central-Del
Paper Corp..
75c
Gas, common (quar.)__
preference (quar.)A_.
7-
—
5-31
Louisiana
Steel
$1.06%
(quar.)
Inc.
6-15
6-15
J7
(quar.)
common
Fund
6-15
Ltd.—
Final payment less British income tax
Brach
(E. J.)
& Sons (quar.)—
$32'/a c-
A
2
(from investment income)
Stockholders
5-15
•
(quar.)______
preferred series C (auar.)____
Arkansas-Missouri
Armco
Fund
50c
______>
7-
-25c
62'Ac
(quar.)
A 5-25
—
(quar.)—:
.__
Brass
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.,
7- 2
7- 3
+$1.25
$25c
Ltd.____
preferred (quar.)_
Central
Bowater
6c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.35 preferred
$1.10
6-15
-
25c
Corp.,
$35c
+;_____*___i
Ltd.—
;..1
5- 8
6-12
5-31
;
;
'.
Co.,
(extra)_
Ltd.
(quar.)
Centennial
$1.50
&
Company
'A
6- 1
7- 3
6-15
$75c
$20c
________
M.) & Co. (quar.)
Catelli Food Products, class A
5-21
—;
Fisheries
Co.,
Extra
4
Castle
5-21.
11c
4'/2%
Cassier
6-15
1
5-18
A—$18c
B
4V2%
5-21
1
£
5-25
1
"■
-+5c
—_—
75c
,____—______—75c
Cap & Gown Co., class A———__________
8c
Carolina Casualty Insurance, class A (quar.)
/ " 5c
Carolina Metal Products
(quar.)
7
6'4c
Carolina
Steel
(quar.)_______—_—_______ 7
50c
Carpenter
Steel;
(quar.)__'
4_—
30c
Carrier Corp., common
(quar.)
40c
74'/2%
preferred (quar.)
—
—4
56»4c
7
<
4.80%
preferred ' (quar.)—*—___________
60c 7
Carriers & General Corp. (quar.)
■: 7;
7; ' '7; '
J (From net investment income)—;—_—:_c—
15c
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., common (quar.).1
5c
Conv.
junior preferred (quar.)____.
$1.06'4
,t
5-15
•
1
6-
(quar.)
Bourjois,
37'Ac
;
1
6-29
66-
(quar.)
Cascade
Brillo
(quar.)_!—__
6•
45c
35c
20c
series
5-21
$1.05
Company
Booth
5-10
1
130c
(quar.)___
5-25
$1.18%
5-25-
„
'
40c
5-25
A.
8
6-1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Aluminum
Bohn
6-30
6-
■
25c
6-8
__
preferred
preferred
conv.
-
1
7'Ac
/•' r"
5-15
;
6-20
fouar.)_
(quar.)_
common
Service
1
(quar.)——-
12'Ac
(quar.)____;
6-
12 '/2c
12'Ac
$3 preferred (quar.)
Ltd.,
6-
Inc.
5-25
.
5-15
-
40c
-
1
6-20
1
$1.12 '/2
12'Ac
(quar.)
Angostura-Wupperman Corp. (N. Y.) —
Quarterly
;
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. iquar.j__
Anthony Pools, Inc.
(quar.)
i
Arden Farms Co.,
\ 6-
(quar.)_-.
Products (quar.)_
Radio Corp.
(quar.)_____
Anglo-Canadipn Tel^nhone. clp"«? A
Midland
6-
34%c
Andrea
Common
Boeing
1
8
6-1
31'Ac
Paper
6-
1
6-
1
66-
37'Ac
Anchor Post
Public
6-
2
Borden
preferred (quar.)_
American Zinc, Lead <fc Smelting
Anchor Coupling (initial-quar.)
2
7-
'
25c
25 c
"A'
''■
..
7
4
20c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Boise
quar.)
Works—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)________
Corp.,
7-
Blue Bell,
1
6-1
5-25
6-30
—__
1
5-
7-
$1.75
V.
(quar.)
com.
1
6-
1
•
W.) Co., new common (initial)-—
Laughlin Inc. (quar.) _£___
—
Bros. Tobacco,, 6%
preference (quar.)
Bloch
.
4
5-
6-22
90c
7'Ac'
preferred
Archer-Daniels
5-10
5-
7-. 2
50c
_________
(quar.)
(Miami) (quar.)__
■:•
6-
'
:
60c
6-
'
5-31
7-3
6-30
$10c
^T___T____;
Co.,
_____
Westinghouse
Mills,
7 Class
6
6-
6-30
5
'
_______
Power
Ltd.—
Petrofina.
Canafund
5-15
p'
f6-15
15c
——
A 6;
1
15c
1
Oil Cos.,
Cannon
6-15
40c
6-
International
Canadian
5-15
6-27
'6■
15c
&
Co.—
(initial
25c
50c
;___
(E.
6-
(quarterly) '•*'Aj-J
preferred ' (quar.)—_'
7 .Class ,A
5-18
1
'7- 1
$25c
$433+c
6% non-cumu! participating preferred_^__
Canadian Tire
Co.,
common.,..—_____—
5-17
6-1
5-11
5-31
Trust—
Investment
preferred " (quar.)___i
5-15
'6-
.
1
1
+30c
Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
class A (quar.)____
Oil,
preferred7(quar.)___
6-11
1
"
6-
7-
$1834c
Machine,
8%
5-25
Bliss
5-31
1
Ltd.Jcom.__/;'
Securities-_-£_i--i--'— __, •
4%
6-15
Bliss
)
5%
Canadian
6-$ i
'
1
5-22
5%
Telegraph
Co.-
6-
Co.,
preferred, (quar.)
6-11
3
2
6-
'
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox
._7-. 2
$9c
income__+____4^___/f/710c
Electric
5%
8
5-15
60c
V
dividend)
5-
1
7-
17'/2C
is-a»————
(quar.)
;—
preferred (quar.)
Blackman
Merchandising,
class
A
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
£
1
_______
(quar.)_T
Mfg.
investment
Canadian
1
1
6-
40c
(increased)
(stock
6-
6-
10c
Corp.
A
6-
,
5-15
1
Ltd.—
7
7
V 5-15
6-20
•
50c
30c
,(quar. )___•____
class
Fund,. Inc.—
net
Canadian
5-15
1
7-
45c
•—
1
(initial)
com.
Common
7
1
■: '6-5
22'Ac'
8
5-15
7-3
—__
$4.20
-
10c
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
&
6^1
$1.75
_
International
6-15
,7- 3
:
Co.
preferred
4.75%>
1
1'
interest
Co.
Water
6-
Canadian
8
6-
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)_'__—'—
Decker
&
6-
American Title Insurance
common
6-15
,
Ice
6-
6-15
+4Qc
(quar.)
Black Hills Power & Light,
6-15
Plastic
American Telephone &
$2.62'A
6-11
:<quar.$1.25
Co.
American Tobacco
8
12-10
30c
Husky
Canadian
6-
$35c
Bigelow-Sanford Inc., common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)—
!_
Binney & Smith (quar.)
Bird & Son, Inc., 5%
pfd. (quar.)__
$1
Insurance
Stores
•
9-20
:
General
Canadian
6v
$25c
Steel Corp., common .(quar.)— __
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__-____.
—r_
12-20
(quar.)
'
1
$1
.Mfg.
$1.25
Trust
Smelting
9
Standard Sanitary—
&
Bag
$1.25
6-20
6-
*
(quar.)_'_____
9-28
$1.25
beneficial
States
Arkansas
B
5C
(quar.),
Seating
American
Class
7%
:.
Canadian
1
A 5-31
2
35c
Bethlehem
20c.
American
American
'
;
Bibb
Chemical,
&
American
American
5-31
6-
5-25
6-
J
7-
30c
common
(quar.)
Paper,
6-
(quar.)
'Rubber
American
Bros.
5-22
;
preferred
Realty
Shares
'
2
6-15
$1.25
preferred
6-
7-
-
.______4—~J„L:
'v '■
7
:——
4%%
General
From
v
Ltd.,
Intercontinental
6-29
20c
(quar.)
preferred
American
Howell
6-20
■
7-
'
'
15c
(quar.)
Gossett Co.
&
Bemis
'
&
A
Radiator
Common
American
6-15
RR.
Canadian
5-28
2
7c
Mfg, Co., (quar.)_.
Bell &
:
Y.i—
(quar.)
preferred
American
20c
Shoe,
s.).
Creek
new
(reduced)
Canadian
.
4-16"
AAA
(N.
(quar.)
American
(A.
7-
6-15
J25c
$31',4c
Ltd.—
Fairbanks-Morse,
A
v',
8
;
50c
(quar.)
Beech-Nut Life Savers
6-15;
6-
22V2C
A
(quar.)
90c
1
Co.
Class
5-18
■6-
6-10
•A '■""■ $1
(quar.)__
preferred
5c
(quar.)
preferred
$2.36
6-
5-11
"
A.-
Lines—
preferred
$2.75
1
6-26
6-
A
$1.40
7
•"
•
6-15
'
A
30c
.
Inc. (quar.)_j—;
(quar.)
Corp.
Lumber
Class
-
5-
Coal
6-14
!
-
6-15
'
'
(quar.)_
Counselors.
Beaver
6-5
;
1
preferred
5c
5%
$2.50
6-15
fi-
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Insurance
5%
Argus
Beaver
6-
a
' "
;
President
Arizona
4
6-20
$5
,
News
5%
Beauty
Bergstrom
Fire
American
5'A%
5-14
Beech
(Alabama)—
Corp.' (quarjAA
American
6%
5-22^'
1 «:
;
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
New
5-22
1
10c
(initial quar.
common
7%
1
6-
"
Canadian
5-10
"
+$1.10
(quar.)„
Co.
6-
<;
'
7-1
,7c:
split)
after
1
$$2
5-31
'i;
6- 1
.
12'/2c
quar.)———
(increased)
Common
66-
"•
Meter Co.—-A"
American
$5
\
25%
Macnine
Bearings, Inc. (initial-quar.
Beaunit Mills Inc.—
:
{
-
'2% /
6-
4-30
1
6-13
•
12c
—
5
6-15
2%'
'
dividend)
(stk.
(initial
1
7-
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)__
$1
preferred
(quar.)_
_i;
4
$1.75 preferred (quar.)_!
__£
i__
6-
•
37'Ac
•:"A.
Cigars Inc. (quar.)_-_____(James B.) Distilling (quar.)—
Beam
i
6-22
Properties,
Bayuk
i'
Illinois—
ox
(quar.),
Motors
$4
5-28 v
25c
Co.
Insurance
American
5%
6-11
20c
American Metal Climax Inc; (quar.)_______;_
.
1'
'
J.)—
dividend
American
1
12c
6%c
;
preferred
Life
8
6-
$1.16
(quar.)
prior
6-
6-
32
American
5%%
6-29
: 7-13
"A
Inc.
1
7-
(initial) __—$394«c
Canners
35c
•
6-
25c
Celanese,
"t45c
(quar.)_—
A
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
(quar.)__—
U.S.A.,
Town
$2.20
f25c
$1.06'/4
—■
preferred
Ltd.,
Breweries,
6-22
8
5-18
5-18
(quar. >___
(quar.)„__*—
6-22
dividend)— £_£_£_—__
Vitamin/ class
■
5-
6-20
6-15
(quar.)__________
A
5-31
?10c
Co
Arena
7-13
Corp. of America
\
(Mil.)
Co.v
:(stock
6-22
7-13
preference
7-13
S1.06';f
,
(quar.)
Corp.
Oil
5%-
.■
$1.75 A-'
class A
(monthly)——
Bausch & Lomb, Inc., common (quar.)
4%
preferred "(quar.)
L_—____*.—
,5-11-
.
Stock
-
$1.00
-
(quar.)i—
Montreal
6-
,.10c,
20c;
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Basic
6-15
A' 22Vic
N.
preferred
Barth
•
_—
Common
5-29
Show
Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)__—A,--—preferred -(guar.)
:—
.-——*
Bargain
.
v
(mommy)
(Newark,
Canadian
Barber
5-25
6-15
Y.)—
(quar.)
American
r
5-25^
8
8c
___'_
Corp.
(quar.)
American Hospital Supply
;
8
6-
15c
(NT.
(initial) ..^
preferred (quar.)
Proaucts
5-15
Radio
Barber-Greene
8c
common
Home
1
Bank
8-31'
35c
Co.
American Home Assurance
Canadian
(Delaware)
11-30- j
5-10r
6-
3'/2c
________
Publishing, cl. B (quar.)
__A______
Common
12-31
Bank Building & Equipment
5-31-
s
6-11
.
t
17'/2c
(quar.)
i__A__r___17'/2c-
_w_
l1
6-15
9-10
Steamship Lines,
6-29
4A 9-23
4'/4%
6-9
Canada
7-13
' 10-15
6-15,
12-10
class
4.40%
1 -15-63
6-30
25c
Flooring,
Safeway,
$1.50
7%
Sugar
Canada
Bangor
t
Dominion
Canada
$1.50
Bank of
aa
5-15
$1.50
4%
6-
!36c
725c
—
!
&
$4.25
„
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$32'ic
Ltd._
Stone,
Dry Corp.,- common
preferred (quar,)__—
„
Piano—
Baltimore
Cut
Canada
5-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
&
When
Per
'
Share
Canada
t31'/4c
—__
(quar.)
6-15 v
2
1
Crushed
(quar.
5-10
7-
6-
Co.,
preference
(quar.)—■.
.'6-15
6-15
6-15
$1.30
Canada
..
preferred
9
.
11-30
8c
.-.'v.
•;
Cement
preferred
preferred
6-30
15c
(increased)!
Corp.,
Fund
American
$4.64
6-
25c.
(quar.).:
American
New
1
25c
B
American
6-
Ma.;—
_________A
American
American
2
8-31
12-17
.
«
■
Name of Company
Canada
6%
: ; 6-30
$1.50
__
,
American
American
(quar.)____A—
(Orlando,
Quarterly
Class
7-
—.—
_
*
,
1
6%
6%
-
1
15c
At
common
casualty
6-
6-
9-17
40c
——
Northland '
Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.———___
5% %
20c
com
______
_
5-25
■
6-29
6-15
40c
—_—,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
—
Selburn
Baldwin
5
quar.)_,
:
_*
%. preferred
5c
Corp.,
(quar.)
&
i__:A_A_A
9
6-15
37'/2c
49c
_
iquar.i
'
-
~
40c
(s-a)____
Participating
30c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Electric
preferred
Aquar.)^
Line
Co., com.
American
Pelt
5
62Vbc
Chicle
Eire
Bailey
.,7-10^
$1.56'A
American Cyanamid
6%
Badger
7-10
1
(quar.)
American
American
6-12 "
1
8-
(quar.)
American
American
2
8-
,
il6%c
Cable
&
partic.
'"7-
10c
,31'Ac
„
preferred
Chain
(initial
Quarterly
7-2
When
Share
of Company
Corp.
25c
___
American
30c
Name
Bacardi
Cquar.)"__'* '
common
preferred., (quar.)________,
3%%
Per
of Rec.
' *S3
ts-a.)_
.
(2497) ' 13
Holders
Payable
„
Cast
Special
$6.25
When
Share
'
•
.
(quar.)
American
v
" A '
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
SI.25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
'•»
,
Name of Company
American
6163
27'/2C
12'/2c
.'.
i
(annual»
+
10c
■
'6-15
7-31
6-
1
"7-13
7-27
6-27
7-
6-15
5%
5%
5%
Cities
preferred
preferred
preferred'
Service
$4.40
Citizens
Class
Citizens
—
AlOc
$621/2 c
7-
3
3
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Co.,
common
convertible
Casualty
(quar.)—______
(quar.)
r
Y.), class A
preferred
Co.
(N.
B
Utilities
Co.,
class
B
com.
(quar.)
17c
Continued
on
5-15
8-15
'1-15
j?"*!'
5-11
7- 5
page
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
(2498)
14
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Highest
Lowest
16
44% Jan
52 % Jan
3
17% Sep
r
/
75
25
Deb
Jan
3
17
Jan
3
24% Jun
3
33% Nov
22
21% Jan
15
ABC
Vending Corp
1
75% Feb
16
ACF Industries Inc
25
21
Jan
2
33% Feb
21
12
23% Jan
3
May 25
May 25
3
43% Apr
17
Mar 14
109% Oct
6
54% May 25
12% May 10
21% Oct
80
3
19% Nov
29
22 % Jan
4
36% Apr
21
8Ve Sep
28
14% Mar
73% Nov
16
86% Dec
29
84
10% Jan
61% Nov
Air
52% May 25
70 % Feb
7
Air
Reduction
4% Feb
19
A
Industries
3% Apr
27
Alabama
9
May 25
Alco
May 23
39
37% Dec
29
45% Nov
29
88 '% Jun
8
Dec
11
9% Sep
8
15% Apr
4
32 »/4 Jan
4
533/4 Apr
3
501/4 Sep
4
7
29 %
12% Mar 20
8 3/4
26
May 25
% May 25
36
Jan
5
48% Jan
2
41
May 25
May 25
46
2
Jan
53% Apr
Jan
6
Nov
24
89
Dec
12
1003/4 Jun
2
90% Mar
9
94
16 % Jan
4
203/4 Sep
5
19»/4 Jan
9
19
23 % Mar
50% Jan
3
66% Aug
27
16% Dec
21
3
523/4 Apr
7
Oct
11
Jan
3
81
Aug 11
19
6
30
87
Mar 23
16% Feb
23
16% May 25
2
4
Jan
7
100% Mar
22
28% Jan
68% Mar 23
7
9
18% May 25
101 % May 24
130
22
Jan
3
May 31
473% Aug
f'-
7
64 % Apr
15V4 Jan
3
24% Apr
513/4 Jun
-
29 %
[
>
11
*
441
39% Jun
53
3 8 3/e Jan
5
3
7
Jun
41% Mar
2
41
May 25
Mar 20
20
563/4 Nov
29
573/4 Jan
3
773/4 Nov
20
59 %
20 Va Jan
3
47% Dec
6
Jan
751% Nov
3
28
48
30% Feb
15% May 25
28
Corp
Amerada
Petroleum
9
Dec
29
30
10% Jan
May 25
89 5/s Sep
14
59
May
Jan
American
6%
Bank
Note
19% May 25
American
7%
Can
Co
preferred
.
American
American
Chicle
101
May 24
Mar 20
63 5/e Apr
20
86% Feb
39% Dec
27
83
14
20% May 16
Jan
143/4 May 25
3
Jan
5y4%
31
2
American
Mach
♦62%,
"77 15%
36
8
May 25
May 25
142 V2 Jan
May 17
2
<17 V2 May 25
421/4 Mar 10
20
142
3
273/4 Jan
16
20% Feb
28
1073/2 Nov
14
75
37"% July 26
33
34% Jun
32
Jan
5
13
111%
34
1
27
Nov~22
5
4
27
Oct
26
29% Jan
25
Sep
18
4
22% Sep
17i/e Sep
22
301/2 Nov
1
25
19
44
3
65
44% May 22
45 3/4 Apr
4
2
90% Jan
13
37
Jan
17
48% Nov
15
>263/4 Nov
30
footnotes,
see
153/4
4,900
9%
93/4
9ya
95/8
9%
9%
93/a
9%
11,300
335/8
34%
5,500
38,200
215%
49,300
V
17 y2
17 y2
163%
2,000
:
215%
21%
1
111
17 3/4
22
*17% •18
17 %
1
Corp
22 y4
7
100
*103%
1.75
213/4
*103%
105
*103'%
105
x26%
28 Va
27%
22
255%
273%
V
27
273/4
15'%
15
15%
143/4
15%
10
46%
42% "45%
42'A
37%
40%
36
;
37%
No par
35 y4
353/4
343/4
353%
34%
35
33
35%
31
33 y4
1
60 Va
60 Va
60
61%
59%
61
59%
60%
57%
59%
3,800
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No par
24%
25
23%
25
22'A
233A
22
23'%
205%
223%
64,900
1
2
No par
77
-1.66%
Co
Gas
Co_
_
Chem
&
Std
&
No par
Sany
153/4
100
&
213%
Seating
preferred
Snuff
Co
non-cumulative
54
&
Co
6%'.preferred
*
>
79'A
78%
American
American
Viscose
Water
8
Preferred
Mar 28
Preferred
Mar 30
6%
Ametek
Works
Zinc
25
Co com
series
5%%
Preferred 5%
American
Corp
Inc
Amsted
»
281/4 May 23
37
Jan
4
Anaconda Wire & Cable
31
May 24
37% Jan
4
Anchor
92
Jan
May 16
shares
$4
Industries
33%
-'
*93%
41
16'/a
96
41
26%
9
Anderson
24% Feb
8
Apco
Clayton
Oil Corp.,.
<
"
'
No par
..'J
No par
&
Co_
21.80
-
15Va
26
•
1
6.25
13%
48 V2
25%
14"%
&o
preferred
49% Feb
-
25%
13%
48%
23%
- '"
,
■
r r
-
,
'
•
.
35*%
115
a
-
,
>
-
>
'114%
35%
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r- "53%
'
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./
.
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,
-
33%
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-40%
15%
,
■
4,700
\
33%".^ 32 ^ 33%
'
96
' *93%f 96
40% * J
40V* ' 40'/a .-C,
16%-a
15
15%
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.
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,
100
/
133
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1,500
50
26%
28%
48,400
76
75
753/4
3,500
35 y8-
5
111%
37
-
•
20%
102,500
860
129
,129
54%
3,400
328,800
1153/s
35
37%
6,100
34%
35
35
-
130
•
%
33%
35%5
116%
52 y2
•
55
••
13,700
25%
12%
,
200
283/4
25%
*25%- -26
26%
52,600
v
21
20%
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28%
26%
680
„•
,
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.
46.
45%
20% .21
10
3,700
3,400
.
•
23,100
*
53,800
12%
133/4
22%
23%
-
27%
283/4
12,700
44%
42%
43%
23,700
29
28%
43%.
*29
*93%
f/.40.%,.
-.,.,-14%
"
^
.
27%
27
287/a*
31
31%
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-
'■
-
41:,
15%
•
29%
29%
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.
530
>
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81
-
:. ....13a. 13
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21%
" - > 20%-,
13.%; 14%
24%
22%
.
4,300
31%
.•150% 151
.
%
——
11,400
12,900
-
.
/
12%
133
20%
*28'A
*25%
*25%
;
;
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28%
*
.
—
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.
12%
85
- -
-
!9
54%
151
35
>
4,100
40,800
151%
*150
12%
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28'%
75-%34 »A
-
7,900
55%
-w
•
„
-26%
17
.
■
,"25%
'
"
-
,
28%
-
-
36% A',-y-
.'33%
57
21%
*25%
-
Hocking-Glats Corp
35%
45%
31%
-
*28%
No par
Inc
36%.-'
35'/a 1
351/2
/
116% .119% *
34
~
35'% '
30%
56
21%
5',
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__l
'36.
,
35%
131 %
•"»
...
131% -131%
I *130»/2 a33* '•
28%'
29%
' * 28'% ,-29% /
77%',. 78%76»/4»<77% »''
45%,..
119*%
34
130'A
.
Smelting—1,
Anaconda Co
endorsed
,
29%
4
"
=
—__I_____No par
2
Inc
30%
13»/2
35%
116%
35
37%
':
130%-131130
'130%
,
. 54%
56
53% . 56J '•
'.20% : 21%
;r" 20%
20»/4
* 28%
28%
' *28% > 28%
*25%
26% - '
25% <•: 25%
* •'1 *25%
26%
' *25'A ■'26'A
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13% .1 r 13
13V4
47
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46% 47%
'
22%
23 v
,
21V* \ 22%
14%
15
13%-, 147/8
. - 25%
257/8
1 23%
25'%
•.
29%
30% 28V4-" 297/8
1
437/8
45V8
43% - 44%
- 30%
3iy8 V
29
30Vb
_25
&
31%
331/2
*31%
"
series—23
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31'A
121/2
54%
--150y4
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27'/2
•
35i/2
—25
series
17%
36'A-
118%
v
-
loo
,
20 3%
29%
35%
•
:__33%
i_,
19%
133'%
28%
t"'36»/4
common.-—6.25
—
4
95
'
"
_1
Tel
28%
*131
'
*.
20%
...
86%
28%
preieerea_lOli
193/4
13
150i/4
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~
-
8i/3
155%
151'%
32 "
59
150
25
common..
issued
15'%
*150%
311/4
31%
12i/4"l3i/8
56%" 571/4,
541/2
57%
*150'
150% ~.' "1503/4. 151
*83
86 / :r;
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27%
28i/4
27%.' 28 .
13%
57%
*
15%
151 '/2
205% '21%
34%
13%
100
—
15%
*150%
33,800
15%
143/4
15%
2,200
76,000
-
39 7%
375%
393/4
38%
40 3/4
40'A
41%
*150
21%
34
10
Co
41
263/4
x26%
150%
155%
15%
152 %
*150
Develp'm't Corp 1
41
413%
41
com—5
preferred
Tobacco
15
90
86
*85%
86
5,000
28%
■:
'
16
60
93,000
15%
Tel
Apr
15% Feb
*85'%
253/4
27
American
26
85'%
21 y8
103'%
24'%
.
26%
25 3%
85'%
-
153/4
American
Jan
26%
20%
103 %
215%
105
28%
5
/
to"
15%
2
25% Mar 19
105
H-4 O CO
16
17%
167%
21'%
*
28%
Inc
37% Jan
25.
'15 3/2
623%
52% Jan
page
16%
317%
42% May 25
May 10
14% May 25
15%
197%
15.
40
16V2
30
371/2 Jan
V
153/4
59%
Ampex Corp
23
17%
10
93/4
163/4
633%
AMP
>
17%
23
4
16
32%
15%
19
27
100
32.
16V2
44% Apr
134% Feb
29
*31
32
Co
1361/4 Jan
61% Mar 23
18,600
45 3/4
32
29%
When
0*
25,800
591/2
647/s
48%
*31
153A
455/s
American
1331/2 Apr
633/2
46 3/4
64
45%
65 3/4
31%
*31 y4
29'A
American
8
5,200
21%
33% Mar 29
17
21% Nov
93% Feb
27
40,800
373/2
61%
{
May 22
33% Feb
Feb
30% May
423/8
353/4
313/4
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_Nopar
7%
41.
38 y2
23%
20% Jan
21
38'A Dec
4
43%
16 3%
Amer Research
Apr 24
10
42 Va
■
64 »/4
Natural
May
913%
40
33%
Optical Co—
65
913/4,
*38 '/2
62%
News
7%
5,200
V 500
92
22%
American
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
2 6 3/8
25
1,700
31%
American
Amer
10,100
27%
49
31%
223/4
66%;:
12% May 25
22% May 24
27% May 25
3
3
20
27
58% Apr
19
65
46
20%
243%
American Sugar .Refining com—l_25
7 % preferred
:
__25
Jan
66%
32
4,200
22%
36%
7
49%
69 3/2
64%
3
11% May
9
451/2 May 25
20% May 24
34'/4 May
5
27% Apr 17
27% Jan
7
12.50
2
2
/
463/2
64
39
39%
47%
•
17
No par
2
May 23
27% Feb 14
663/4
50%
*31%
40c
44
38%
-
.
65%
66%
493/4
No par
36% Apr
253/4 Jan
May" 11
513/4 Nov
7
10
43
3,800
451/2
70
26%
92
41%
15,800
30,300
41
.
37%
39%
*90
41
*901/4.
273/4
*37%
44%
"
27%
39%
39%
993/4 Jan
4
23
Nov" 21
44;
42
.431/4 Mar
2
28%
"463/4
41%
:
22%
\ *
•
223/4
92
•
*90
45
May 25
20'A
281% May 23
34% Jan
92
41%
68
473/4
22 y4
23
28
39%
44
41 Vb
May 14
Jan
x22 %
28 3/8
*39%
*90
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
May 25
May 21
•
44%
American Stores. Co
17
74%
32
42%
301/4
343/a
42%
46%-
-
•:
70% v7i y2
v,
73
•
,41
47%
48
-
71%. «
10
11
29% May 22
513/2 Jan
7
Apr
127
27
7V>- 7 47%
23
28
-
32%
40%
43 <•
235%
American
92
23
48
22%
7/
41%
40 3/4
40%
413/8 -
473/4
>•
..7
...
42 y4
42%
/*
33V4 >345/8
■
245%
2
9
3
7
43%
66%
2
Jan
Jan
:
35%
-.4*300
35
23
May 25
Feb
Sep
473A
24 Va
Apr
152
122
-V
43
160
12,000
66 V\
Jan
2
Jun
63
46%
700
631/4
\14%.,.,.15
35
53
Jan
Aug
3
.15%
1
733/4 Jan
78
28
11
1311/2
•/
Corp_Nopar
46
7
139 % Dec
15
47%
47%"
*623/4
63%
15 5/8
4,600
Meter
17
72 3/4 May 18
;
'
x73 %
Co
•
345/8
-
43%
-
No par
Motors Corp
40% Feb
3
*62%
V
16,100
American
181/2 Jan
3
62%
62 y4
9,800
'
291/2/7
16%
American
121/4 May 23
541/4 May 25
103 »/a Jan
:
353/4
,'": 7 35%
7 43 VB
'.'7
40%
100
4
30% May 25
1211/4 Jan
1',291/2
15%-
400
25%
24%
293/4
/
48
47%
::">7'7 >7.' 7/7/"' 7 ''7'7'r>' >'
3
Fdry com
19
9
18
3
25%
29%
32%
18% Mar 13
263/4 Mar 21
76
11
25
30 y4
16
Rad
30'/a Jan
153/4
31,600
31%
Potash
283/b Jan
255/8
'
63 77:
7,800
19%
101
*99
16%
American
1271% Apr
303/4
23%
18%
193/4
101 %
49,400
32%
American
31
2
Nov
19%
101%
19 %
245/8
••
;
15%
22%
23%
23%
233/a
106
*29 y2
253/8
•;
-7/63.
;■•••/
48 7. •48 3/4
-
21
93
24%
63
'.•16
23%
19%
*101 Va
102%-
*29
31
*29
—5
102%
24%" 7
24%
233/4
20
19%
19%
106
1,100
103 3%
16
4
For
19%
*101 y8
/.
233/a
24%
23
;
100
101 %
32'A
25
Nov
993/4
98 3/8
/
16
18 V4 Jan
33
1013/4
104
323%
543/4 Jan
Jan
99%
1013/a
106%
104
14,700
14,900
153/4
143/4 May 25
131/8
22
32'%
375/e May 25
193/s Jan
203/4
163%
2
Jan
223/4
86%
32 Va Jan
41
21%
No par
Co of
173/e Jan
27
,
23
32%
20 V4 Mar 20
■
213/4
79,600
.
153/4
13
119
24%
Corp
30 y4 Apr
v
300
94
*93
94
::
325%
463% Sep
3
,■
*85'%
29
603% Jan
*93
94
*913/4
'
293/8 Dec
146 3/4 Nov
173/8
17%
22%
100
Climax
57% May 25
3
17%
18%
290
25
Products
4
3
32,100
86
Metal
18
543/4 Jan
17 3/8
33
Metal
American
49'% Aug
136% Jan
16%
32%
American
Jan
813/4 Dec
501/2 Mar
17%
243%
preferred
2
*0
18
3
17%
17
*85 Va
3.90%
Mar 19
&
19
13
12,900
17 3%
prior preferred
American
28
Jan
12%
22%
5
Investment
Jan
16
12%
r
53 3/8
common. 10
Power
American International
Jan
333% Jan
87
13
60%
17%
Products
Apr
19
87
12%
59%
*87
21 s/8
12.50
Foreign Power
54
28
60%
88
12 3/4
52V4
-2
European Secur
Lines Inc
34
Dec
59 3/4
87
123/s
18%
Corp
37
25
60 3/8
86%
13
10
Home
86
2
25% May 14
139'% Sep
59%
86%
12%
54%
Distilling Co
Hardware
42V2Jan
293/4 May
1
153/4 May 22
Jun
61%
86%
*17%
No par
Ind
Consumer
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
Hosp Supply
104
24% May 25
5,000
60
%
12%
18
4%%
American
5
1,800
85
No par
American
13
17 % Nov
4,300
,
54%
Co
American
19% Feb
62
2,000
7%
23%
25
8
24% Jan
146
15
39%
6%
is
Cable
4c
8
May 25
3
15
39%
73/8
54
Corp
2
May 25
3
15
39%
7%
22
1
Co
Jan
40% Feb
16
Jan
14%
39%
7%
17%
common
333/4 Feb
79
1
20 Va
12% Jan
14%
39 Vb
7%
73/4
,
54%
>
Chain
16
22
41
14%
39
15
39%
233/4
common
&
26
213/4 Apr
551/4 Dec
407/8
41%
70
173/8
Broadcasting- Paramount
Theatres Inc—
1
7
American
21
3
6,600
83,200
54%
Export
Apr
16% Nov 30
19%
403%
93%
23%
No par
Arma
American
Nov
3
19%
39%
*92%
18%
50
American
281/2 Nov
13
193/4
41
543/4
preferred
5
20
813/2 Oct
93%
19%
39%
23%
No par
Co
16
3
245/a Jan
*92%
193/i
54%
preferred
Bakeries
Electric
6
133/4 Jan
convertible
Enka
203/4 Mar
Mar 20
18
105
93%
19%
40
233/8
common
American
Sep 26
9
*92%
9,600
14,400
12.50
Corp
Airlines
American
24
13% Jan
363/a Nov 30
48%
*173/8
_
American
38
1
123/8 Apr
23
20 3/8 Jan
993% Jan
46
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co__
58 5/8 Apr
8
37% Mar 13
Apr
35
26
49%
223/4
55% Jan
2
72% Mar 21
May 25
443/4 Jan
233/4 Apr
40
48%
1
American
913/4 May 25
3
353/4 May 25
24
49%
i:
62
173/4
No par
America
of
American
2
4 :7
28 %
38%
53
Co
5
64
'
8 Va Jan
26%
36
22%
Aluminum
13
Jan
4
29
38%
18,700
34% Feb
84
23
28 3/8
•37%
49
93%
7%
1,500
29%
'38%
719%
14%
23,200
91%
83/4
9%
9%
9 y2
/
28%
33,000
51 3/4 Jan
8
133/4 Oct
50
9%
38
>
'?•
223/4
% May 24
21
315/a Oct
40%
95%
273/4
37
29% Apr
59% Jun
29% Jan
*94%
24%
25
7
2
Oct
" 95%
213/4
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
Feb
93
93/4
293/4
■
29%
2
18% Feb
50
*94'/a
.
23%
17
88
20% Apr
'
4
*94%
95%
95y2
1,200
8,700
18,700
27%
Jan
25% May 12
Jan
30
22 3/8
243/4 Jan
97% Mar 28
3
84
29%
32
30
May 25
May 25
6 '
19 % Jan
393/4 Sep 29
30%
31%
30
9
50% Mar 26
>45% May 25
70 % Jan
40
291/a
29 %
-
12 3/4
American
19
4
173/4
17%
35%
Bosch
19
Jan
3%
33 *%
17
33%
:
31%
Brake Shoe
47 y» Feb
42% Jan
36
33A
333/4
173/4
'>:>"•/,
36 3/4
"
34 % Jan
3%
34%
33/4
3%
18.%
353%
American
47 y2 Feb
8,700
7,100
No par
Inc
American
40% May 14
18,400
233/4
.4
4
30 V* May 25 r
54%
24,900
23 Va
May 18
28
52%
V
93% 7
American
17
54
25
Cement
53% Apr 25
May 25
151/4
51%
53"
•
"Vtr
141/2
54%
52%
34%
39%
3,500
25%
'
--
32
403/4
25%
26'/2
15%
' 55%
25%
V. 15
>
93%
4
Nov
49
4
>"'■
27
24
3%%
617/a Apr
413/4 Aug 29
26 %
33/4
15%
4,800
19,400
94
xjlSi*
.'V
14
25
16
18% Jan
1
13%
24%
Feb
Apr
141/4
93%
Portland
American
30
133/4
4,600
35,400
85%
_
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
65,
58
10
preferred
40% Jan
May 24
13 % May
1
54%
No par
100
Supermarkets Inc_
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
4%
Amerace
15
Mar
58%
613/4
Allied Stores Corp common
23
114
60% Mar 19
5
6
31
13%
17%
19%
*7% /: 7%
5
Corp
27%
12
34%
40
393/4
Allied
23% Jan
24% May 18
10,
''
58 3/4 Sep
4
134% Feb
22% May 25
34
981/4 Sep
38% Jan
19
Feb
34
98% May 23
May 11
27%' May 17
119% Dec
23
36
20% Feb
May 10
203/4 May 25
11
4
'
2
193/8 Oct
17
Mar 24
373/8 Oct
3
24% Oct
Products
Aluminium Limited
25
21% May 25
52% May 25
69% Jan
Allied
*15
No par
11,900
13
27%
18%
933/8
7.
41%
41
5
Mills
Alside
81% Mar 30
19
Allied
11
36% Sep
9
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
493/4 Mar 20
383/4 May 16
Jun
20
:':•.
133/a
13%
14
55
49%
92%
193/4
Inc
24 % May
4
28
92 VB
1
Allen Industries
Alpha
12
26
49%
16,000
28
;
54
9%
>:
10,200
62%
4
60
57
3%
343%
293/4
40 3/4
49%
15
15%
39
30
39%
12
25% Oct
20
29%
17
60%
13%
:
59 'A
13%
55%
31
7
10
9 3/4
,
6% convertible preferred——;__10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
56 %
53
*94%
95»/2
16i/e
62%
■;?■■■ 553/4
14%'
15%
18%
31 y2
31
*94%
1
Alleghany Corp common
;
173/e
67
13%
14%
28%
14ya
55
55Yb
3%
34%
18%
100
303/a Jan
56V4 Nov 30
18%
5
common
prelerred
4%%
213/4 May 25
25i/2 Dec
19 i/a Dec
Inc
1
17
,i
27%
13 %
15'% " 16%
2
8,000
69
60%
27%
"
14%
28
;
48
633/4
66%
■
28%
14%
62%
27'A
61%
57%
3%
34%
2
;
Inc
63%
16%
60
56'%
3%
34%
.-No par
Corp
28
35% Feb
26
66% Feb
93 % May
May 15
110
17
Nov
9% Feb
81% May
3
12 % May 25
29% May 15
25
Oct
,
98
26% Oct
15
31
5
58% Apr
21% Apr 25
28
147/s Sep
4
17% Feb
44% Jan
6% May 25
3
841/4 May
Jan
27
39
15
70% Nov
2
May 23
14% Apr
13
10% May 11
44
57
39% May 24
3
123/a Jun
36% Jan
Mar 21
Gas
.17%.
14%
28
16%
1
Chemicals
Inc
Products
Aldens
94% May 16
4
Jan
91
40
55
J
40% Mar 26
4
&
Products
17%
63"A
14%
28
*45
'
60%
28%
14'A
58%
13%
Shares
May 25
May 24
*45%
48 •
:/>•
48
the Week
Friday
Thursday
18 %■
17%
29
62
*45%
Sales for
PRICES
.
70%
1*%& 14%
50c
Products—
Control
Air
22% Apr
20 % Aug
Jan
17
:
Co
Corp
18%Apr 18
84 % Mar 15
5
17
3
35
35% Jan
25
33% May 24
12% Jan
93
2
19% Mar 15
14 %
28%
10
Co
Express
May 23
x60% -63%
14%
14 y4
66 %
14%
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
68 y2
70%
18 '%
65 %
T
1
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
Admiral Corp
l.i
1
Aeroquip Corp
It.;,
Adams
9
41% Nov
3
90% Jan
Acme Steel
Adams-Millis
51% May 25
12
18
Jan
25 % May
11% Jan
5'A Mar 24
3% Nov 24
32% Jan
.
9
69 '%■
17%
May 10
27% May 25
48
*45
5
13
5
24'% Jan
May 21
1
:
Laboratories
Abbott
60 % May 22
22
38
Abacus Fund
9
81% Mar
15
7
Apr
1&
Jan
63% May 25
27% May 16
68
55
May 15
47
21
Dec
55
Tuesday
May 22
*45%
48
69'%
70%
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
LOW AND
I
STOCKS
Range for Previous
„
40
31%
.•
14%
1,010
,29y4
.
*93%
10,600
'
r
4,100
95
•40V2
10,400
143%
23,600
Volume
Number
195
6163
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2499)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
34% Jan
33 'A Jan
3
43% Apr
12
37 'A Sep
8
43% Oct
19
27
67% Jan
3
79% Aug
9
3
53% Aug
3
74 % Oct
6
Jan
4
78% Jan
11
Jan
3
50
Arizona
30
46
Armour
23
Apr
23% Apr
16
Aro
May 14
33% Feb
26
Arvin
22% May 25
28% Feb
20
Ashland
35% Jan
4
47
Jun
'1
37% May 25
46% Feb
20
69% Feb
7
115% Dec
14
82% May 25
109% Feb
9
Corp
29
3
4
54
83
59
1
80% Jan
Oct
23
23% May 25
27% Jan
Jan
10
2
10% May 14
49 % Jan
4
86% Feb
91% Apr
6
5
21
2
35% May 25
4
48%
84% Oct
25
30% Jun
5
2% Nov
30
4% Feb
27
14% Apr
12
29
5
24
1
19
45% Mar 29
May 10
■
9
23 Va
23%
4,200
22%
24%
x41
41%
41
13,500
41%
40%
41 '
40%
37%
39%
93%
1,500
92-
94%
85%
4,300
2
3
41% Nov
15
31
4
103% Dec
11
98% Jan
82 'A Jan
12
91% Nov
17
24% Jan
21'/a Dec
22
47% Jan
19
21% May
30% Jan
Jan
18
36Va Jan
48% Feb
62% Jan
19
37
25%
19
9
22% Feb
21
85% Mar
8
Basic
5%
48% May 25
23% Jan
4
&
Ohio
Oil
25
96%
Iron
Works
82
May 25
152% Jan
Lomb
&
2
(James
B)
Foods
Mills
100
18%
17%
18%
17
17%
16%
17%
15%
17%
23%
23%
34,500
22%
23%
21%
22%
5c
21%
22%
19
22%
189,700
22%
23%
20%
23 Va
20
21%
19%
21
18%
20%
39,700
Corp
Beck Shoe
Dec
1
87
Jan
Feb
19
27'A Jun
6
13
May 25
22% Jan
22
Beech
35% Feb
8
32% Feb
7
35
Apr
26
Beech
64% May
1
81
Jan
2
Bee^h-Nut
22% Feb
9
14% May 18
19% Feb
26
Bell
&
Gossett
24
May 25
50 % Jan
4
Bell
&
Howell
May 25
12% Feb
14
16
14% Jan
4
20
Sep"
Nov
17
Jun
2
25
69% May 25
10% Dec
29
16% Apr
Jun
28
16% May 25
46%
9 %
5
Jan
31
57
4
59% Sep
22
42
May 25
48'A Jan
12
53
Nov
16
50% Jan
119% Nov
3
133
Dec
11
1 Va Jan
3
1 % Jan
19
75% Jan 31
55% Mar 15
May 25
33% Jan
58
7
42
May 14
35
May 25
1
12% Jan
3
23 % Dec
71
Jan
6
84
41
Jan
9
71% Apr
31% Sep
26
45% Apr
148
142 Va Jan
May 15
2
Jan
18
54% Jan
28
Mar 13
33% May 25
26
<
57% Sep
7
22'A Jan
6
'
30'A Dec
21
18% Jan
5
23% Aug
23
May 23
55% Feb
7
79'A Nov
27
54
May 25
Jan
3
49 Va Dec
12
39% May 25
80% Oct
26
Oct
91
Dec
4
84 % May
3% Dec
12
7% Dec
27
8% Jan
3
6
Jan
3
48
11
Jun
3
103% Nov
106% Jan
Apr
28
68
Jan
30
97% Oct
10
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
8
5
59
Dec
13% Jan
3
25
May
Oct
24
17'A Jan
80 % Oct
31
12
Jan
99% Feb
52% Jan
2
52 % May 25
61% Jan
25
14% May 25
21% Feb
14
11% May 25
28
9
..
19
15% Feb
8
84
8
85% Jun
8
81
Jan
Jan
3
48% Sep
13
35
May 14
3
19% May 17
67
Nov
26
May 25
27% May 25
82 %
11 % Jan
29
25
61% Jan
15% Jan
48% May 25
29
Mar 15
41% Feb 21
8
18% Mar
10% May 25
29
Jan
4
14% Dec
29
22% May 10
21
May 25
16% Jan
3
24% Nov
28
12
May
73% Jan
3
82'A Sep
29
80
Jan
70
Apr
9
73
Apr
84
Jan
23
91
May 15
31
68
Feb
2
81
Jan
26
23
Jan
26
70% Mar 28
86
Apr
37
Apr, 27
5
24% Jan
May 11
18% Jan
77% Jan
12
131
Nov
85% Jan
12!
43% July 27
51% Dec
18
48% Feb
1
For
3
footnotes,
see
page
25.
1,700
27%
29
27%
27%
26%
24
263/a
23
25
51
48%
49
46 %
48%
40%
41%
40 3/4
41%
40%
40%
39%
40 3/4
38%
39%
7,100
57%
59
56%
57%
55%
56%
53%
55%
54
55%
4,700
2
12.50
<
.
27%
283/8
3,100
21
23%
16,500
x45
46%
7,500
100
*274
313
*274
313
*260
300
*200
280
*200
248
101
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
24%
97
*91
101
243/4
223/4
24%
23
24
2234
23%
16,500
90%
91%
*100
23%
25%
100
97%
82%
92%
833/4
89
82
86'%
53,000
100
Corp
91
91
91
91
91
91
16%
163/a
153/4
16%
15
16%
14%
153/a
*32%
33%,
*32%
33%
32 3/8
323/a
*323/8
333/8
*32%
68
69%
68%
653/4
68
6,600
17%
173/4
17
16%
17
1,800
10
!
70%
.17%'
15
71
x69 %
*
18
173/4
'
71
18%
1'' 17
91
590
13
15
13,100
333/8
30
15
14%
15
15
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
2,000
28%
26 3%
28%
253/a
27
25
26%
24
25%
38,600
9%
93/4
9%
9%
93/4
6,600
633%
61%
623/4
60
6234
57
60%
13,100
45%
49
45
46%
42
46
14,100
53
52%
52%
*52
53
121%
117
117
63%
643/4
62%
1
50%
52%
49
51%
*51%
52
52
52
100
68
91
<
9%
28
1
*121
*52
121%
121%
121%
121%
121%
1%
1%
1%
934
1%
♦118
9%
9%
148 3/4
148 3/4
149%
148%
21%
22%
213/4
22%
21%
863/4
86%
86%
*86%
863/4
Black & Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
50c
300
400
22%
863/4
Steel
Co
Corp
common
&
W)
50c
Club
Corp
preferred
57%
58%
56%
58
56 %
57%
56
57
7,400
313/4
31
31%
30
30%
29
30 34
28%
293/a
3,900
25
25
24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
,
1,300
16
15
15%
143/4
15%
14%
15
13%
15
22,700
38
38
35%
37%
34
36
33%
35%
10,100
44%
44%
41%
44%
413/a
43
393/8
41%
391/4
40 3/4
82,600
5
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
33
32%
323/4
2,300
1
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
183/4
19%
18%
19
24
24
24
24
23
23%
23%
24
23
233/4
1,600
59
59%
583/s
593/a
553/4
58%
54'%,
55%
54
54%
12,900
41%
42
41%
41%
40%
41%
40 %
40%
39%
40
21,200
84%
84%
*83
84%
;
*83
./
3,700
84%
84%
84%
40
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13,300
84%
84
84
83%
84%
82
84%
79
81%
3,100
Co
*3%
33/4
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*6%
7
6%
63/4
6%
6%
6'%
6%
6%
6'A
,__2.50
8%
83%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8 %
8%
8%,
Co
Co
3.50
603/4
81%
82%
100
10
common
series A
100
15
*87
38%
88%
.X
80%
*87
38%
39%
*113
113%
*87
37%
383/4
88
90
90
903/4
31%
32%
55%
553/4
16
16%
12%
12%
r
83%:
x293/4
112
87
6%
6%
55%
56%
3,200
80%
77 V*
79%
33,900
6 %
803/a
88%
6%
58%
77%
60
78
700
4,200
11,400
57
6%
59
113
0
preferred
6%
63%
60
82%
113
No par
5
Co
6%
x60
No par
Corp
'
87
88%
38%
•37
♦111%
112
*87
87
36
373/8
88%
10
37%
II,200
*111%
112
6,500
,110
112
87%
84%
86%
82%
84
30%
29
30%
27%
29%
53%
53%
52%
53'A
15
153/a
143/4
15%
13,400
12
12%
113/4
12%
21,600
*82 V*
83'A
31%
29
55
55%
533/4
15%
16
15
15%
12 %
l23/4
12%
123/4
*82%
833/4
*82%
55
,
1,800
191,900
2,900
Forge
Bullard
No par
*82%
833/4
82%
82%
_1
36%
373/4
373/4
39
38
38%
38
38
36
37 3A
1,700
10
Buffalo
12%
123/4
12%
12%
12
12%
11%
12
10%
113A
4,900
56
50%
5234
48%
50%
Co
Co
Inc
5
Watch
Co
523/4
54%
12%
12%
123/4
12
12%
12
12
23
23%
21%
23
21%
22%
21
21%
51,100
84%
84%
*84%
85%
*84%
*84%
85%
*84 %
85'A
30
*70%
73
*703/b
73
*703/8
*703/a
73
*90
91
♦90
91
90%
85%
73
♦703/a
73
90%
*89%
91
91
5,200
4,100
91
90
1
Terminal
16%
163/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16
42%
37%
413/4
37%
393/4
37%
39
35%
38'A
110,100
1
20%
20%
20
20%
193/4
20
193/4
193/4
19%
20%
2,300
12%
12%
12
12%
*113/4
12
11%
11%
11
11'A
1,100
13
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
10'A
12%
10'A
11%
23,000
2 8'A
28%
27'A
28%
27
27%
26'A
28
26
26%
16,900
1
4%
_5
13%
13%
12%
13%
11%
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
1
Inc
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Canadian
Southern
Ry
Breweries
Pacific
Ry
3,300
2.50
Financial
Corp
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Hecla
16 3/4
41%
3%
Co
M)
16%
fl
Corp__
&
56
12%
23%
100
Corp
(A
55%
12%
23%
100
preferred
3%% preferred
4%% second preference
57%
12%
1
100
com
4%
Burroughs
30O
5
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
Co
6%
60%
1
Inc
Co
6 %
3
Corp
common
common_
Bullock's
*83
84%
100
Stratton
Bucyrus-Erie
Bush
58
13%
Inc
Co
preferred
Burndy
80
58
31%
84%
Shoe
Bulova
1,300
11,100
38%
100
Stores
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
$5
149
1
Brunswick
Budd
1,400
12,400
147,000
15%
5
common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown
V
37
36%
36%
1.25
Inc
preferred
5.50%
49,900
Maine RR common_No par
<b
5%
*36%
1%
25
Food
Boston Edison
Braniff
149
1%
38
No par
Co
Boston
*86%
-
1%
7.50
Inc
Book-of-the-Month
3 % %
87
37
1%
5
Brooks
Borman
23%
2.50
Co—
37
148%
23%
*86%
10
Laughlin Inc
(E
148%
5
100
16
Jan
50
29%
Canadian
26
3,100
48%
493/4
9
23 % May 23
27% May 22
17
26
Canada
Mar
163/a
29%
3
12
17
163/4
50%
52% Jan
9 % May 23
"
450
17
18%
273%
92% May 24
15
4,000
17%
173/4
29"%
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common__1.60%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
27% Feb
18%
47
73
87
12% Mar 28
22% May 25
2,800
163/4
47
23%
12
4
76%
18%
48
1483%
Calumet
6
77
18
Z
22%
8
28'A Apr
76
47%
18%
493/4
148%
18% Feb
90%- Jun
77
18
48
100
11% May 25
4
76
18%
48
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4%% pfd series of 1951
5
25
77
18
48
50%
7%
Callahan
83'A Jan
76%
19
353/8
California
21'A Jan
77%
49%
18%
35
3
122 % Mar 27
77
*48
36%
2
May 25
V 500
1,300
2,600
37
7% Jan
91
15%
36%
32% Jan
30
393/8
15%
36%
May 14
15% May 23
39
39%
16%
36
4% May 25
;
39
40
16
35%
California
4
3934
40
16
37%
13% May 21
11% Apr
39%
40
16
363/4
~3f
22 Va Jun
393/4
39%
16%
37%
Oct
3
393/4
403/a
16
36
36~%
13% Jan
39%
40%
16%
37
Byers
10 % May 24
39%
403/4
16%
36%
16% Mar 12
25 %
40 3%
40%
38%
24
8% Nov 30
40%
-
37%
10% Jan
3
160
36
19% May 25
18
I,500
37
16
26
223/4
38
28
Jan
21%
38%
Feb
2;
23%
37%
13
Sep
21% Jan
5
23
37%
26% Oct
4% Jan
27
30
1,300
38%
53% Mar 26
19'A July 21
8 Va Jan
16
9
26%
37%
35% May 25
44% Dec
,
86% Apr
18
24%
26%
8
19
3
27% Jan
19
2
25% Mar 29
1
233/4
100
Inc
Gypsum
23
Apr
24'%
260
.26%
40c
&
Bestwall
Bethlehem
23
116
24%
1
Inc
43% Apr
23
24%
50
87% Feb
4
May 25
26'%
26%
common
&
36
26%
2
Bristol-Myers
83% Jan
26%
No par
Briggs
110 % Jan
27
29%
Corp
Briggs
13
*263/4
93
1
Co
13
86 % Mar 14
18,300
92
50%
Co
24
45
27
1
8% Mar 13
112
27
933/4
50%
pfd
Savers
99% Feb
10
93
1
65% Apr
11
933/4
50
6% May 11
11
933/4
50%
Corp
76 % May
11
933/4
2.50
55% May 25
78 % Jan
35
7
*91%
50%
Inc
1
21'/'/
30 % Jan
Dec
6
93%4
50%
preferred
15
67% Nov
3
22
11% Feb
*91%
103%
10
Airways Inc
Manufacturing
14% May 15
Jan
4% Feb
9% Jan
8% May 24
May 18
64'A Jan
2
6 % May 24
3% May 22
6% Mar 22
14
24
93% Mar 23
31,000
31
103'4
50%
common
Borg-Warner
22 Va Jan
3334
102%
1%
3
15
33%
102%
1%
Borden
24
34%
102%
2 pesos
1
48% Jan
May 25
79
34%
*102 Va
51
Inc
Consolidated
2
Jan
79
26
11
153/4
33%
143/4
353/4
102%
24%
17,300
50%
preferred
Jan
13 Va May
23
19
Jan
67
16
5,000
13,200
12%
10
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Stores Inc
70
15%
5%
47%
11%
18%
Bond
28% Mar 12
16
5%
45%
-
18%
Boeing Co
37 % Apr
21% Jan
7
Co
153/a
16%
34%
1013/4
5
Best
153/4
35%
103%
800
_i
Corp
conv
16%
35%
50
56% Feb
25
16
6%
102 %
1
Bobbie
29
Jan
12%
100
RR
$4.50
Benguet
Bliss
18 % May
47%
12%
100
preferred
Bliss
26% Feb
18% May 24
36 % Apr
21% Dec
2
46%
12%
preferred_100
Beneficial Finance Co
5%
48%
12
*5%
_100
Corp
Bell Intercontinental
Bendlx
463/4
12%
13
53 Va Jan
26
3
76% Aug 31
Mar 19
39 % May
8
19% Jan
35
26
39% Jan
13 Va May 25
35'A Jan
14
Apr
64
24% May 25
Dec" 12
~3
24
27 V* Mar
28% May 25
1138% July
5
3
87
29
10
152% Apr
3
20
29
Aug 18
Feb
20
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
10
79% Jan
59%
3
1% Feb
2
36
1
17
15
128 % Mar 23
35% May 25
140% Sep
22% Jan
1% Jan
;
48% Mar 13
42 % Dec
13
Sep
39 Va July
May 25
117
52% Jan
11
49% Apr
3
33'A Jan
39
72
5%
49
12%
6
100
B
Belding-Heminway
48% Jan
5%
48%
13%
100
4%%
(A S)
Life
53/4
49%
12%
100
6
Aircraft
.5%
48%
com__No par
Inc
Creek
5%
9
Instruments
2
/ 88
3,900
18%
preferred
Beckman
19
95
13%
15%
Distilling Co
Oct
29
13%
No par
Co
Jan
87
13%
24%
16
1
prior
17% Apr
31
13%
"85,000
15%
Inc
conv
Beaunit
13%
9,400
2%
24%
Inc
4% %
29 Va Mar 21
12
13%
13%
600
16%
2%
15%
Corp
3%%
9
100 % Mar
Mar 28
22% May 25
Noy 27
159% Dec
16
2%
25%
10
Beam
100% May 15
17
2%
15%
~_i
29
3
16%
2%
*24%
preference
Corp
52 % Jan
Jan
17%
2%
-
25%
Corp
Cigars
17'A Mar 14
16%
Z,
3,600
17,300
'
16
common
Products
Beatrice
85%
*24%
Laboratories
9
48%
86%
*15%
stamped
Bayuk
2
50%
85%
16
Aroostook
Baxter
Jan
49%
25%
stamped
Bausch
Jan
13%
49%
85%
51
86%
*24%
common
2
71
13%
36%
15%
Elec
&
11
11
94% Jan
81
Gas
26
Aug 30
13%
50%
35%
*85%
.
5,300
38
j
Feb
328
36%
25%
Co
Jan
24
38%
15%
Inc
61
Jan
38
"24%
Inc
Wilcox
34% Jan
53 % May 24
38%
91%
No par
Corp
37
325
38%
39 %
2%
20
May 25
Nov~27
*89
*89
($1.20)__No par
May 25
82%
91%
"38%
1
common
pref
26% May 14
316
91%
2%
21
Mar 16
*89
*89 "
17%
35% Nov 21
45
14,500
91%
91%
2%
13
30
28,700
10%
45
2%
27
Nov
24%,
10%
86%
Jan
59
23%
43
51%
59
Jan" ~6
87
19
24%
10%
50%
convertible
Bath
24%
45%
85%
16% May 25
37"% May 10
51 %
&
Inc
Basic
24%
10%
xl7'A
(B T)
Barber
5
30
62%
i
Bangor &
52% Apr
62
43%
18%
non-cumulative
20% Jan
24
63
10%
86
preferred series
preferred series C
May 25
62%
45%
18
Oil Tools
16% May 25
~90
3,200
63
10%
86
Electronics
Preferred
48% Feb
108%
108%
44
50%
Corp
4%
108 %
108%
10%
1
prior
Common
25
40
45'A
100
Nichols
82%
*38 Va
10%
51
preferred
Conv
Baltimore
1
108%
85
43
45%
10
common
83
*39
/
10%
"89
No par
Industries
3,500
45%
B preferred
series
Corp
100
RR
'
19%
10%
com__4%
common
61% Aug 29
48'A July 10
4
275
Line
Chemical
Baltimore
62 % Jan
8
Coast
v\
90%
24
Co
'
45%
preferred—10
City
Electric
preferred
47
11
*108%
24 %;;
Co
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
14% May 14
Jan
109
25%
non-cumulative
Babcock
19
33% Feb
*108%
24%
5%
4%
19
70 Va Mar 17
Investment
108
19%
44
62%
9
Jan
85%
63
94% Mar
47
108
100
4% %
22
29% May 18
preferred
21
*41%
62%
5
23% Nov
91
1
—50c
63%
104% Mar
5
com
62%
Baker
37 % Mar 28
May 25
1st
Babbitt
9
Mar 20
19% Apr
85% Jan
19'A Aug 15
Corp
%
10
Avnet
8 Va Mar 12
17
Goods
Dry
issued ,L~
5.25%
Avco
13
58% Feb
20
33 Va Apr
'19%
23%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
2
28% Feb
2
12% Jan
31% Dec
20 %
2.50
30
15%
24%
40%
5%
30% Mar 29
10% Jan
'
94'A Jan
35 % Dec
*15
24%
Austin
7
31% Jan
May 25
27% Jan
3
15%
23%
$3.75
2
42% May 14
15
11% Nov
47% Jan
*15%
24%
Atlantic
13% May 22
14% Jan
59'A Dec
27% Aug
15%
Inc__
Atlantic Refining
25% May
5% Jan 15
7% Mar 29
10
18
8
*15%
25%
4%
18% Jan
2
15% May 25
Oct
Feb"
15%
2,600
24%
Atlas
Jan
23
36 Va Jan
18%
*15%
7,900
37%
37%
24
23
18% May 25
21% Dec
38%
20%
7 Feb
3
18
19
3
38%
24%
Atlas
8
20
40%
25%
5
2
15% Jan
38%
21%
9
27% Aug
52 Va Sep
41%
90%
25%
25 % Feb
68 % May
63
40 Va
*88
21
87% Apr
3
9
88%
24%
3
2
15
88%
25%
15
17% Feb
26
65%
88%
21%
22
13% Jan
13% Mar
40,500
63%
*87%
24%
57% Feb
2% Apr
29% May 12
33% Dec
41%
63%
43
66%
88%
20%
43% Jan
.11% Jan 17
15% May 9
Nov
13% Jan
33 'A Dec
40%
60%
41%
67%
*87%
24%
May 25
16
21% Feb
3
43%
65
66 Va
88%
x25%
May 25
81% Jan
3
11
9
41%
67%
6,200
2.50
Atlantic
41% May 14
Jan
4% Jan
46%
46%
67%
_.
Associates
16
16
Aug 24
21% Oct
27% Sep
43%
45%
*87%
Oil &
Associated
2
May
48,200
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
21
48% Feb
3
56%
Shares
Refining common
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series.No par
May~~7
109
Nov
87 % Feb
20
42% Jan
10
2
60
39% Dec
76
jan
May
105%
7
10% Nov
July 14
55
,
1
common
Corp
Industries
,V. When
3
56%
19% May 25
1
9% Jan
55%
15%
2
35% Jan
56%
*15%
13
21% Jan
26,000
58%
5
36% Dec
82
28%
12
24% Aug
3
27
42
28"% Jun
53% Jan
30%
*41%
9
July
36%
28%
1
Constable
4
110
36%
30%
55 %
Arnold
Sep
7
36%
30%
Armstrong Rubber Co
Jan
102 % Feb
5
36%
31%
.
No par
Co
the Week
Friday
"
31
Mar 22
Feb
May 24
56%
Jan
22
Sales for
Thursday
31%
47
20
PRICES
58%
23
19
SALE
May 25
36
36%
18
20
5
10
Cork
HIGH
May 23
31
2.50
preferred
$3.75
9
.
Co
Co
Armstrong
73% Apr
Service
AND
Wednesday
May 22
36%
38%
57%
No par
Corp
&
16
57% Feb
89
Public
Steel
Armco
Tuesday
May 31
38%
38%
37 % May 25
15 % May
7
May 22
19% Sep
13% Mar 16
5
71% Mar 15
60% May 25
82 % Jan
2
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
38% Feb
May 25
May 14
40 % May 25
85% July 28
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
39% Mar 29
30
55
37% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
5
4%
102
5
102%
103%
23%
24'A
23%
24%.
91%
91%
92
92 ■ *
51
51
*50
4%
51%
104%
97
23%
4%
4%
12%
11%
12%
11%
15%
15%
15%
14%
102%
95'A
99%
91
Co
100
Ltd
.No par
9%
9%
9%
9%
25
23%
23%
23%
23%
92
97
23%
22%
22%
92%
92'A
49%
\
13,700
15%
22%
23%
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92
92'A
50
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50%
'
*
4%
4%
5
9%
9%
23%
23%
•
>
*50
12
11,600
36,400
11,400
5,700
.
440
50%
70
9%
9'A
x9 %
9%
6,300
23'/a
23%
23'/a
23%
14,900
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2500)
.
.
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
41% May 25
56
28% May 25
32% Jan
20
26% Jan
3
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
91% Jan
6
102% Oct
12
96
36
101% Mar
8
Jan
Monday
44%
Corp
No par
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio Ry_10O
Carolina Power & Light,.
No par
98%
57
30
35%,
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
13
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
33% May 25
45% Mar 14
Carpenter Steel Co—.
,5
33% May 25
44% Feb
8
Carrier
10
48
3
10
Jan
3
27
6% Dec
74
.
5
Jan
29
Jan
3
...
31
98
Jan
Jan
10
7%
81% Jan
11
87% May
3
4y»%
85% Apr
10
24 Ma Jan
3
34 Ma Dec
2.8
Jan
10
30% Jan
'
Mar
Mar
7
27% Jan
24
92
Sep
Sep
18
38
Jan
25
8
99 Vi Nov
7
17
24
Dec
Jan
;
1
:
Central
49
Feb
21
77% Apr
5
36% Jan
2
52% Mar 30
May 14
941/2 Jan
4Va%
101 % May. 11
2
19% May 14
25
18% Jan
25.
8
preferred—
Central
26
May 23
Apr
Illinois
Central RR Co
Central &
South
'
Service_No par
J—,
46%
24
47% Nov
33% Mar 16
26
46% Apr 19
33 Va Mar 27
Central Soya Co
No par
9% Jan
9
23% Nov
15% May 24
23% Apr
2
Century Industries Co
No par
30 Ma Nov
8
44% May 17
21
33
Jan
4
Cerro
5
24%
7.9 Va Dec
28 %
2
Certain-teed
Y3;/:
20 Vi Jan
57
28
May 25
May 25
Jan
31
Cessna
4
16
Aircraft
Chadbourn
16
Champion Papers Inc
41% Feb
17
16
29% Feb
8
31% Apr
11
91V4 Jan
4
21% Jan
4
May 21
Checker
Motors
4
27% Mar 20
21 Va Jan
3
30% Jun
9
19 Va May 25
25% Feb
7
Chemetron
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
28
6% May 25
10 Va Jan
2
Chemway
Jan
3
43% Oct
13
54
Dec
8
67% Jan
18
91
July 19
103
37
May 25
60
98
Jfin
11
14% faep
Sep
52% May 23
8% May 24
18
24
3
July 31
18
15 Va
13% Jan
14
31
Mar 30
32% Aug
10
37% May. 26
13% Jan
3
Feb
,
19
36 Va Feb
27
10% May 25
17% Feb
27
57 Va May 25
64% Feb
20
13 % May 25
21Va May 25
,36% Feb
8
25 Va May 14
31V4 Jan
12
26 % Oct
3
3
27% Dec
22
Feb
,-38
12
27;-
,•
38 % Mar 21
20
Jan
3
27 Va Oct
15
Jan
4
26
Mar 20
12 % Jan
23
12
31% Anr
35% May
2
43 % May 25
50% Mar 19
5
87 V, Mar 29
91% Feb
5
98% Feb
7
103 Vz Dec
11
2
105% Apr
17
37 Vz Jan
;
10
3
52 Va Dec
27
33% May 25
52 V, Feb
16
Dec
21
51
Dec
4
38
49% Mar 21
49 Va Sep
26
58 Va
May 17
44
i
101% Jan
50
May 14
May 25
59 % Feb
20 V2 Feb
13
41% Nov
20
24V, Oct
6
32 Vz Apr
26
14
11% July 27
24
24 V,
.# a—
Sep
27
15% Apr
41% Mar 30
113/b May 15
25Mz May 25
40 V2 Jan
3
51% Mar 20
37
53% Feb
23
32
73% Nov
93 Va July 10
56 Va Jan
33
Jan
27
r
1
*
56
36»/z Mar
2
3
33% Feb
,
71V4 July 10,C
47 v,
40
133
Apr
77% Jan
10
140
July
4
109 ;■
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17
21 y« Jan
4
30
Jun
30 Va Jan
26
593/8 Dec
74
Jan
.
134% Jan
6
22
May 14
4
3 8'/a
May 25
77 Vz Jun'15
5
47
75% Jan
Apr
■
28
28% Dec 20
22% May 24
29
Oct
24
50% Mar 17
24
14 V4 Jan
-3
23 Vz May 17
10 V, May 25
173/4 Jan:
3
49Va Nov Y 1
43 V,
48% Jan
8
43
Jan
May 1-1
32
;
May 10
31%
37
22,800
28 Va
26
27'/a
22,GOO
15%
16'/«
15%
16
25
23
23%
22%
23%
22 Va
23'/«
21
23 %
26,500
30%
34%
30
32%
32
28%
30%
82,700
24%
25%
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24%
24%
23 %
24%
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26
7%
7
41%
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41'
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41
41
6%
3! M«
28 Va
27%
23 Vi
37
21 Va
37
53%
7
52%
106
10
9%
17
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17
20
19%
20
20
34
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20
6%
6%
37%
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52%
106
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37
51%
10,000
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19
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58
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25
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26 Vz
26 Va
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23%
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23%
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23
29%
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106
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.
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29
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8
20
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40
50
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89 V,
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27%
.
r
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26 V'4
t
46%
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;
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62
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f 1-14.
.
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;
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,
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26%
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15
41%
-
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52%
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35%
,
53
106%
27 V4
900
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104%
,
42%
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58%
1
35
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400
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2',d00
113a
,
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37
33:t/iv>H
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18
18%
33
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.
29
18 %
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8%
15%
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18
,
43'%
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17
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30%
20 Va
50"% -
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17
12%
io
preferred series B_.
9,500
6%
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52%
47%
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52%
8%
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59%
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..-
.
lbe
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12 V4
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common
100
23%
20 Va
6%
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29 Ma
100
10,500
22%
19%
53%
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49'%
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No par
Co__^w
57,600
37
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54
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27 Va
—
8,000
27%
'
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4%
9,200
97%
32%
7
6%
37%
53%
106
21 Vi
28%
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53%
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;
guaranteed
31%
25 V'z
23%
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gtd
1,400
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277/«
24 Ma
28
106 Mi
i_..W
'
33
20%
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__10
7%
49,900
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32
22
Co
RR
16,500
7
39%
31
98%
'•
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2,300
38%
32 Va
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32
20
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preferred
-5%%
6%
40%
25%
i
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Corporation
$3,50
7
40 3 4
20%
Collins' & Alkman Corp
No par
Collins Radio Co^_—
—l
Colorado Fuel & Iron common——8
19
22%
41
.
.,
■
29
7Va
6%
"
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6%
J
Colgate-Palmolive Co,
Mar 12
41% Jan
3<
27 V4
34
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Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y_.
3
,
„u'/4
17 V*
104%
12
24% Dec
38 Va
29 Va
10434
;
1,100
16Va
91
27% Jan
.
5,900
24%
28 %
47 V,
Clevite
20%
24%
36Va
90 Mi
Pitts
20
-
20
25
17%
46%
preferred
/
101:
20 Vz
*
29
47%
Iron
101
....
200
39%
90%
&
100
20
23
90 %
Special
3
100
25'
'46%
2
1
24
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20 Va
21 Va
17%
Cluett Peabody & Co. common
7%
preferred—i._—
Jan:
2,700
48 Va
Coca-Cola
55:
46%
16%
1
81% May
;
19
45 Va
46 Va
Cleveland
19
Mar-
46%-
17%
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1033/4 Jan
May 25
5
'
12
142'
3
82 %
Jan
46%
18 Va
f''-,$4.50
64% May 23
57
May 24
May 25
46%
50 Va
37% Apr; 17
6
3,400
37%
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Cleveland Electric Ilum common
18
2
30
48%
Cleveland-Cliffs
7
•
72%
17
;
•100
73
28 %
19%
Cities Service £o—
$4,40 conv preferred
47%
28%
No par
Co
*46%
30%
20 %
No par
;
16
.
.'
v.500
33,COO
3Q%
7%
8
Cincinnati Milling Machine
CIT Financial Corp
1
5,500
17%
*72 Va
50%
4
7.0 V4 Apr
23%
1,000
17
16%;
74
49 %
2
101% Feb
21%
23%
2o%
•31%
■
46%
21
25 %
51%
18%
Feb
;
'
47
25 Va
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25
Vz Jan
3
31
.
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74
_1
38
May 25
96% Jan
58 % Jan
/
Mar 21
61
10
45VaNov
15
Nov
101
5
Industries
48% Jan
May 25
32
23,400
18%
38
47
'
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18%
''■17 V#
17
'
47
' *72
74
31%
70
1,400
35%
25%
.-
Mar 23
; 37
17»/a
50
Cincinnati Gas &, Electric com_8.50
4% preferred
100
4%V« preferred———
100
8
35% Feb:
25'%
30%
:
39%
20%
_100
Corp_^.
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:
J
O'Nuls
City investing Co
City -Products. Gorp
City Stores Co
Clark Equipment Co
May 2t
'
25%
86 Va
36%
7%
No par
Chrysler Corp
.5
112% Feb
'
10,3%
40}
25 Va
20%
Chris-Craft
90% Dec
3.7%
25%
2
53% Nov
Y
.
86
18%
1
21
3
31%
18 Va
27%
62 % Feb
10
31%
,32%
18Va
^1
33% Jan
37 Va Jan
135,
86%
"
25c
82 Va Jan
r
86%
34%
__5
May 24
136%
135
86%
98%
Chock
46
8
135%
136
86
33%
Chickasha Cotton Oil—
21
41% Mar
45,700 1
31 Va
4
57% Sep
1,300
36'/B
134%
-
*97%
A„
<20
23%
341%
-
1
series
95%
22,/L>.
98M4
Mar, 26
3
*95%
36%
31%
Jan
25
'
96
1.25
111 RR com
37,200
23.
343.,
Corp
80
4,500
35
35 Ma
34 Va
21
37% Jan
34%
2%
23
31%
29
25% Sep
35%
*95 Vi
21,000
51
2%
23,%
31%
%
5%
51
2%
34%
96
70
37 Va
V
-
,5%
52
2%
36 Va
*97%
40
Full
i
•
6
*51
2%
34%
5
16 Va Jan
11
54
5%
52
•
98%
A
preferred
52
23%
101 Va
'"
31
18% May 24
14% Mav 25
20% May 15
21% Jan
5%
7,300
31%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Tsl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
2
26% Feb
21% May 25
20 Va Jan 15
12
7
22% Feb
East
55
'
•
6*/a
34 Vz
Corp
Corp
<*•
500
51 Va
55
*97 Vz
Chicago Great Western Ry com
10
5%
preferred
50
Chic MHw St Paul & Pac
No par
5% series A. non-cum pfd
100
Chic & North Western com„No par
8
Feb
62
23'/a Jan
Class
15
■t>32% May 25
18 % Feb
7
13% Jan
26
27% Feb
17 Va May 25
vuicrtgo
4
Jan
20
May 10
21 Va Feb
52
11
33
18
7
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3Va% convertible preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc.
_2
4
Jan
Jan
94
1(43'/a May 25
7 % Jan
15 Va
Mar 29
45
May 14
51 Va
May 16
8
8,700
47 '/a
31%
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
16% Jan
341/4
4-7%
No par
$4.50 preferred
20% Jan
33 %
47 Mz
34
■'
46%
41 Va
No par
com
34%
40%
25Va
1
Champion Spark Plug Co
28
33%
290
29
35
_10
38 V4 Feb
31
Nov
50% Apr
32 % Jun
5,300
29
1
Inc
98% Apr
24
95
32
Co
Gotham
34 Va
39%
1
Chain Belt Co
9 %
2
39% Oct
9
30
15
2.50
Corp
31% May 25
23 Va Apr 12
4
Jan
90
Products
Apr
35
61/2 May 25
38% May 25
West Corp
Corp
49% Feb
22 % May 23
27
38% Oct
26% Jan
60% Jan
May 25
Mar 17
8% Nov
/-4-'Y
3% Jan
5
46% May 31
Mar 24
31
40% Sep
9
33%
47 Viz
*100
24
*17%
34'% May 25
22
54%
35%
41 y4
31%
•
21V«
*23%
57%
18%
*47-
47
21*
;
57
33%
*72
„
8,600
3,800
35%
86
17
*
.
.' 101%*
*100
50
,
74
v
32% ■
5,800
100%
100
*33%
*95%
s.
25%
;
'50
*72
31%
100
Pub
of N
i7%
17%.
*47.
12%
34 Ma
18%
'
25%
11%
100 Va
57 y4
31%
..
44
12%
99%
39
18%
,
.
25%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois
Light com—No par
2
86
•
34
18%
Central Foundry Co
,
_1
Central of Georgia Ry corn—No par
5% preferred series B:
10Q
23 V2 Jan
86%
40
137
1,900
12%
•
■
47%
.2%
34%
.
.24
38
*134%
137
v
96
36 Va
28%
341/a
*51
-
36%
24
..
-
43%'
28%
33%
6
2%
*95%
38%
33 %
1
5
24
Jan
42
6
V
20
Corp
Aguirre Sugar Co
25
May 25
28% May 25
28
Feb"
26
;
preferred
Cenco Instruments
23
26% Feb
5%
/
Mar 13
68
95%
24
86
-n
,
52
2£
24
2nd
preferred—
.—100
conv preferred series A_100
52
■
Shares
41%
28%
52
6%
the Week
.
x/8%
33%
55%
36
V
May 25
47%
;
Sales for
Friday';- Y
May 24
42%
43%
34%
33%
48%
6
PRICES
57%
•
34%
34%
2%
37 Va
»136%
35%
54
99
57
i
35%
*33%
367/a
95%
10
12%
99
*47%
>
52- '
2%
12%
33%
SALE
Titursday
43%
29%
-12 3/4
57% : 57%
■
36 %
>
43
29
99
x35
6%
;
52
<'
12%
*98%
35
48%
34
5?
6
.
100
ceiotex Corp common
42% Feb 28
20% Mar 2
.
No par
72
16
20
54
Apr
preferred
45% Jan
5
July 12
38 Ma Nov
3
38 % Jan
5
75Me Oct
.
,
35% May 25
25% Jan
9
50
6
59
5
28 V2 Jun
34 Vi Jun
3
38
18
73 % Dec
y3.;V
18% Jan
8
12
19% July 21
common...
"Celanese Corp of Arner com
9
6
Co
Ceco Steel Products Corp.
Mar 22
137% May
3
22 M2 Jan
44J
5
71% Jan
19
4.20%
3
29
124% Jan
115% Jan
162 Va. Oct
1%
-preferred—<1Q0
6%% 2nd preferred
—7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
4
22
(J I)
28
129 Y Jun
17
4
3% Jan
8
Jan
55%
1
1
IT
Apr
34
Corp
12%
-
34 %
*47%
34
„
50
General
&
Case
22% May 25
95
May 23
32 % Oct
40% Aug 15
*1
preferred
Carter Products Inc
42% Jan
■
22
common—
3
Jan
70
2% Mar 19
1
34% May
*
4%%
Carriers
2
Mar 12
9% Jan
May 25
51
Mar 20
97
11
28% Dec
89
i
41% Aug 29
1
30% Feb
5% May 25
90% May 31
6
77
51 Va May 25
3
13% Apr
25
2% Nov
May
36% Jan
31 % May 25
9
Oct
v
3
45% Jan
28
36% Nov 24
22
Oct
62
'
47% Apr
1
46% Feb
May 19 Y
49
3
40% Jan
Corp
44%
98%
57%
36%
12%
_—.
HIGH
29%
29%
,
AND
Wednesday
May 23
May 22
"44
44%
29%
"
5
•,
Mfg Co
54% May 25
32% Jan
Tuesday
<
May *1
28%
Carlisle
8
63% Apr
Par
10
(Philip)
Carey
11
15 '/a Mar 30
10% May 14
LOW
STOCK
Carborundum Co
Mar 16
5
Mar 13
60 % May
43% Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
)
v
200
'
'V ''
J
Colorado & Southern Ry—
.•
.
39% Aug 16
54 Vz Feb
28
42% Jan
31% Oct
42% Apr
30
Oct
19
36 Va
3
23 V4 Jan
3
21% Jan
12
31
Jan
26
35Vz May 26
553/4 Dec
9
44 Va Dec
27
50% Oct
Jun
23
;
111 Vz Apr
10
Aug
3
18
193/4 Mar 29
12
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
39 Va Oct 12
,
May 14
9
24% May
31% Feb
1
42% May 14
20% May 24
39 Va May 14
1093/4 Jan
55Va Jan,
5
3
31
101
Jan
13 Vz Nov
.90%
5
28
Nov~27
105% Apr
29
4
3
10 V8
May 25
May 14
153/a Feb
7
13
Apr 18
49% Mar 12
71
May 25
823/4 Mar 28
103 Vz Jan
2
May 25
37% Jun
51% Nov 30
49% Aug 31
20% Jan
34 Vz May 14
30
May 25
31
Dec
11
25 V,
60% Jan
67 Vz Oct
9
29% Jan
45 V, Nov
100 Vz Nov
27
36
92% Jan
93
10
4
Jan
13
65% Jun
12
98 V4 Nov 20
90
21% July 5
90 Va Jan 11
17 Va Oct 24
44% Jap
103
Jan
34% Jan
77 Va Jai)
6
Jan
Feb
12 Va
May. 15
58
Mar
3
111
May
5
3
3
9
28
95
3
Ocjfc 19
Mar
29% Feb
6
T%
28%
-4)4%
7%
46%
May 25
52 Vz May 25
35% Apr 30
9
May 14
943/4 Jan
3
97 V, Jan
2
89% Jan
3
2
104% Mar
6
40
85% Jun
May 22
15
82
Jan
12 Va May
5
3
6% May 25
18% May 11
Jan
4
Jan
3
11% Nov 20
Oct 26
9% Jan
9
60% Apr 28
49% Jan
29
36% Jan
For
3
74% Nov 21
62
footnotes,
May 17
see
page
55
44
May 24
May 25
„i
24 V4"
:
liiVa
—100
,.1
Consol Edison of N y com-
9%
,10
13%
May 21
11% '11%
40%
$5
$4.60
103
May 25
$4.52
95
May 14
$4.16
9
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
107% Jan
4
48% Jan
2
88% Apr 19
8% Feb 13
31
iFeb 26
32 Va Feb
16
.12% Jan
29
56
Feb
19
,56% Jap
2
preferred —;
preferred
preferred
i45%
.23'%
'. 74'
44%
22%
v
41%
9%
'i
'
•
[r
20%
,11
r;
39
.,11%
•:
10%
37%
,40%
74%
r76%
'
.106 % 106%
,,
107
106
100
37 V,
38
99%
100
com
Continental
Insurance^
^.5
Continental Motors —„s
——1"
Continental Oil ■ of Delaware—5
7
106 V#
2,300
104
37%
104%
37%
30%
10,800
13,300
'
36%
13,700
22,700
-
28 V,
25 V#
1,300
5B
52%
56%
8,900
'38%
37%
38 V4
37 Mz
37%
36%
■37%
37%
7,600
:
37%
30
v
36%
37%
36%
:38%
37%
37%
^99%
99 V,
99%
99%
997/a
102 Ma
*101 Vz
102 Mz
102 Vz
95 %
*93 Mz
22%
.7%
-■59%
10%
—■61%.
105%
•
47%
;
58
'
/ /
46
19 Vz
60
.
105 Mz
.
»
39 Mz
105 Vz
104 Mz
104 M«
210
40 Mz
40%
21.100
*86%
87%
.7
41 Mz
40 Va
41
88 Vi
87
87.
7 Ma
*18
•
;
6%
7
7
19%
58 M,
*18
19%
57
55
10%
10%
10%
,'52%
51%
53 Y
-46%
44% Y'48%
;
.
10%
62
'•
29,800
38 Mz
*104Mz
51 Vz
^10%
6%
.6%
40 Vz
*18
X58
*94
.6%
80
17,900
Va
6
7
7%
-
10%
*52
40
♦86%
88%
7%
10%
*104%
•09%.,
103
39%
40
•
•
99
•
95 Vz
*94
7
39%
7%
40%
*18
23%
6%
40%
40
23 Ma
95 Mz
*94
95%
;
*86%
•52%
23 Mz
23%
,
7
•
23.600
1,030
23%
95%
*93
95 Mz
*93
95%
23%
B8%
8,800
,
95 Mz
23%
*101Mz
102 Va
*94
•"
19%
47%
108%
105V4
38%
72 Ms
26
102 Va
HH
*18
-
106%
104 Vz
37%
71
i
74%
31
105%
«
106%
1.05 Mz
v
•
38 V,
.
30%
♦104%
7Va
72%
56 Ma
39%
preferred,—.——,
Nopar
Continental Copper 4e Steel com—3
$5 convertible 'preferred.
>-*29'
10 3 a
37%
75%
106 Mz
26
40%
■
6,600
11
38 Mz
58 Mz
39%
881A
3,200
ao%
10 Ma
410
10,900
26 Mz
*93
95%
40Va
VI
/
58
•Continental Baking Co-common—
$5.60 preferred——..
.No par
Continental Can Inc common
—10
-
>
9Mz
13
.59%
7%
•
20,200
38%
31%
7%
$3.75
50,000
■
30%
.
,
32%
1.29
104 Va
.
99%
23%
*94
10%
9
13
•
*
37%
"
95%
23%
5
_joo
,
103%
,
'
,
13 Ma
8,700
.
41%
111%
59%
39%
.
111%
Y
Y0%
8,800
13;500
,
38%
38%
*93
'
.
26
r-40%
1
•;
59%
*101
•
22
40%
,
(27
.32
27 Vz
58%
.Nopar
—Nopar
.
111
9%
v,
80%
,
'
13
45
-
3 7 V'4
38%
33
32%
*27
106%
-105
107
•
■
25%
'
441z"
45%
.
.
9,700
:
30
7.200
13 Ma
55%
10%
51
44
.
.
,56 Ma
10%
51%
'<45%
32,000
..
.
..
23,200
17,500
•.
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25.
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31,700 \
23,100 :
50/ ;.
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44%
:
Y/'Y
V-:' /
62
25:
Y
19
73
62
-
41 Ma
111
9%
17%
73
.
.
50
22,100
27'
.41%
"-•40 V,
74
48%
'23
^0%
13 Ma
85 !a
■
y'25% ■'
44%
37% '• '
36 M* -Y
,
63
Y
47'.' '■ Y
•
••18%
25
111%
-*45Vz
•
'.-74,.-',
6 2M4
.
23%
am
13
,13%
.
,45%
i. / 40%
>111
'•
9%
,111%
:9%'
13 Va
,.
,
41 'A
1
preferred-,
Corp.—
-
36 Va
47
*78 :
-
25%
25
'
18
"•19%
61% "63.
•25%
.40%
76%
No par
No par
Continental Air Lines Inc—
•Continental Steel
*73
-r-25%
45-.
106% 106%
:
Container Corp of America
4%
18
;
64
•
35%
,
•9% '
13 V,
75%;
„_1
No par
Consolidation Coal Co_r
Consumers Power Co com..
423/i Apr
Y
.
37 % .38%
26
Y
26% •'
26%
' 26%
.
■
-
■
,:y
47
47 Vz
,38%
"•
..No par
20
23
100
20
.74 y...
-
Conde Nast
Cone
45% Feb
2
€2
.
55 Y 42% /'
111%:/;
40%
:
27%
3.7 V®
49%
*73 y
;
'
45%
:/
38
'
.25%
45% ;
V
,-
; .*47
-
-
Y64%.
; 63 %
25%
com. 12.50
5,88^ preferred—^,,
Publishing Co
Mills Corp—
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
*38%
;
20" >
*7,3*' MY74.W-
5
30
Jan
36 V, Mar 16
94 Vz Apr
Jan
Qo—
Solvents ^
65% Apr
39
93
6% May 24
38% May 25
-27%
"
47%
;39 %
*47
"
39%/
.27%
"
preferred—No oar
4.12% conV pref series A
100
Consol Electronics Industries
__8
Consolidated Foods -Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Laundries: Corp..
—5
Consolidated Natural Gas
.lo
28Va Mar
13
21% May 11
106% May 17
113% Mar 30
49% Jan
2
223/4 May 25
483/4 Dec
.
•
.410
Credit
Commonwealth Edison Co
113% Jan
11% Jan
May 25
May 14
104
36 Va Apr
Commercial
Commercial
37
7% Jan
66% Jan
.
37 5/8 Mar 23
2
39%.
—J_5
preferred—^—-—No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio
Elects
Combustion Engineering Inc
_1
45% Jan;
19
9
13
16
"■>
■
■
;• 47%.
*47'
$4.25
72% Mar 16
/■
'
i:-
y
4 % ■ noucumulative 1st pid
100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2,50
Columbia .Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
18
61% May 23
13
21% Jan
107
>
17
79 % Jan
76 V, Nov J 8
16
30% Apr
17% May 25
35% Aug 18
78% Nov 29
41% Jun
May 14
71
5
11
13
Mar 19
43% Mar 21
25
Jan
23 Vi Jan
51
10
60% Jan
67
29
May 25
".''I
"/\ •'
i
j
Volume
195
Number 6163
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2501)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
4
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
'
STOCKS
•
NEW
Range Since Jan.' 1
^
;
STOCK
YORK
LOW AND
}
,
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par j
24% Jan
30% Jan
3
7% Jan
37% Jun
4
3
24'% May
6
34% Feb
4
287/a May 25
34% Mar 19
Cooper-Bessemer
ll7/a May 25 "
157/a Feb
Cooper
18
Jan
16
4
49 y2 Jun
May 23
43
3
22% May 24
15% May 25
23
42 y« May 31
33% May 25 ,
45 % May 25
43% Mar 21
26
Jan ",
•
5
18% Jan
13
;
16
88
93% Sep
21
62 y2 Jan
5
96
217/a Jan
2
24% Jan
9 %
5
Apr
133 V2 May 25
11
5
70% Aug 31
72 % Jan
18
78
15% Dec
22
23% Dec
20
31
Sep
1
-
23%
50% Mar 10
4
39% Feb
13
134
Jan
26
12
26
:
45
Jan
24
48% Dec
47% Jan
4
43% May 23
59%. Jan
2
92 % Jan
97
38 %
12
May 23
.
'
51'A July 25
89% Jan
6
17'/a Jan
3
95%'Jun
3
90'A Jan
Dec
67
■.
;
4
;•
12
26% May 17
109 V2
'
15'% Aug 23
15% May 25
May 25
9% Jan
3
5
73% May 19
19
14% Feb
36% Nov
27
11 »/a Sep
8y8 Jan
3
29 3A Dec
29% May 25
•
16% May 16
7
-
54% Jan
19'A Jan
;
20
Dec
6
15% Jan
4
22
29
37
May
62% Feb
10
02
July
Jan
3
12% Feb
1
2.0
35
Curtis
Publishing common
preferred
19
$1.60 prior preferred—i
»
46 3A Nov
•••
May 14
78
39% May 15
45
63
7
27
Nov
7
89
12% Jan
3
86 V2 Jan
•
15% Mar 27
12 Va Nov
30
76% Jan
16
76% Feb
9
8
Mar
20
1
Jun
31% Nov
-
7
;;
79"
15
32
Aug
47 y2
3
48 y2
Aug 18
Feb
May
Jan
3
Jan
■'
203A' Jap
27
7% Jan
37
3
,
22% Oct
3
30
Feb
Dayton
21
37 Vz Feb
20 1
Deere
24
..74% Jun
21
52% Dec
33
29% Jan
12 Va Jan
14% Oct
.
19
17% July 24
26% Jan
31% Jan
5
.
3
15% Nov 29
13% Jan TO
20
Mar
.
18% Jan
.
8
17
29
Oct
24
27 y8 Jun
&
22
55% Feb
15
■'
Delaware
403A Mar 22
<
Delta
29'A Feb
<
22 V8 Jan
May 25
12% Mar
137/a May 25
:Vi46
32 y8 Jan
,
12 Va
16
26% Dec
7
.
.
1'4 V.
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.
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,
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28
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84
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22
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13
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.
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Mar 16
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26 V4 May 23
30
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2
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8
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18
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3
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2502)
.
.
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since
Year 1961
17 Vb Jan
3
25 % May
16
3
397/b Nov
10
35
Dec
33% Jan
3
Aug 30
21
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
Pacific Electric
1
10%
11
10%
10%
9%
lOVt
9%
10%
9%
series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
4.60% preferred
25
Federated
Dept Stores
1.25
19%
19%
*19%
191/2
*19%
19%
19%
36%
36%
Federal
7
5%%
May 14
44% Feb
7
12
23% Jan
19
2
54 % Jan
44% May 25
1
10% Nov
2
18 % Jan
20
55% Dec
4
38% May 25
53% Feb
34% Mar 21
20% May 25
31% Feb 15
24 % Mar 14
Fiberboaru
35% Mar 15
Filtrol
1
48% Mar 21
Financial
May 25
2
17
12
23% Jun
15 % Mar 16
23% Oct
24
35% Apr
11
24% Jan
Dec
5
164% Nov
24
83% May 25
33% Jan
9
51% Nov
126
138
37% May 25
20
69
Nov 24
75% Dec
4
Ferro
6
Co
com
pfd
*23%
47%
4
49% Jan
4
11
22%
23%
22%
23 %
21
18% '
19
18 Vb
18%
177/8
is %
1
1
28%
28%
28 VB
28%
271/4
28
91%
89 %
90%
87
89%
39
40
38%
39%
41%
Inc
Federation
Tire
90%
; 40
39
No par
Rubber
&
2
First
Charter Financial Corp_No par
42%
72% Jan
2
First
National
No par
X59%
20% May
1
—5
18%
18%
20%
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26% Mar 16
22% Nov
82
Nov
Dec 29
34% May
93% Nov
4
16% Jan
13
382
31% Jan
3
48
Jan
11
85
1
5
104
Apr
conv
6% Feb
5
Florida
East
Coast
Jan
3
Florida Power Corp_
82% Feb
8
Florida Power
Fluor
87% Mar 12
40% Jan
29% Jan
92
Food
2
17% Oct 18
3
63% Jan
15 % May 24
21% Jan
14% Jan
12% May 25
5
85 % May 25
116% Jan
42% May 25
15% Nov
9
9 % May
19
Feb
1
Foxboro
42 Vb Apr
11
5
3
1
24
19% Jan
3
35% Jun
22% May 25
29% Jan
12
50% Nov 27
67% Oct
19
30% May 25
56
Jan
2
31 % Aug
23
21% May 24
27% Feb
15
NOV
2
80
84
3
Jan
Feb 13
86
21
75%
73
75Vb
14 % May
67
22
Feb
6
Jan
1
29
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29
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20
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20
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16
15%
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24
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38
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22%
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83
——
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Frueliauf
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100
-
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310
•
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300
4%
41/4
4%
33%
35%
37%
15,600
60 %
1
62%
57%
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6,200
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27%
28
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65%
69%
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55,600
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28
16
11,800
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29
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26
19
22%
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8
Dec
73
21%
—
45% Feb
14% Jan
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2.50
10
preferred—100
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4
24
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divid
14% Jan
30% Jan
43%
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Fair Stores Inc common
14
87
Apr 18
35"% Nov 28
97%
5,900
20%
21%
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39%
—
26'/8 Aug 14
61% Dec 26
4%
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38
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21
43% Oct
July 31
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.
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43
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20 vb
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11
28%
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18
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21%
58%
161/2
86
1,000
24
17%
■
41%
57%
18%
39%
Food Mart Inc.
20% Mar 29
40
60%
17%
'
64%
convertible preferred——10
2
Foote Mineral Co
—.—1
Ford Motor Co
5
3
43
59%
,
'36%
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46%
200
V
26%
86
97%
'
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21
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V
61
5,400
17,300
19%
391/4
2.50
Ltd
Corp
$4.20
8
ll7/s May 25
117 % Dec
Corp
C
Railway
43%
13,400
10
36
24
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& Light Co—Nc par
Food Giant Markets Inc
3
5
16% Nov
M
3 % %
2
May
30
May
27
5
12
F
Mar 13
18% May 25
89
preferred
$4
1
30 % Mar
360
29 % Mar 22
13% Jan
31% Jan
conv
$2.25
26% May 25
Jan
22
May 31
1
common
$4.50
Feb
33% July 26
12% Jan
12
8
Mar 16
Mar
Co
13
47
25
65% May 25
303% Apr 13
89% Jun
24% Aug 25
Flintkote
Inc
No par
A 2nd preferred__100
B 2nd pfd
No par
46
4% May 25
5
3
Jan
87
57% May 25
18% May 25
5
17
Dec
59% J an
250
15
May
35 % May
15
867/B Nov
17
58% Jan
95
May 19
50
10
Jan
,42
May 19
51% May 19
8
Jan 24
July 14
4
36% Jan
84
8
114
4
41% Jan
18% May 24
86 % Mar
28
95
34% May 22
2
Stores
Moore
&
V'/
41
.
18
36%
*
11
39V4
Products__No par
10
Paper
17%
36V2
45%
11%
42%
50% Jan
'
47%
18%
37%
*23%
11%
Shares
18
46
41%
the Week
36%
,
'■
24
45%
11%
Corp
Fischbach
37%
37%
*23%
42%
53% May 25
8
24
11%
36% May 25
May 25
46 Vb
42%
16
28% Jan
38%
38
r
24
46%
20
1
Corp
Firestone
38%
38%
■"23%
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Mar
*19'/a
10
!
Inc
Fenestra
13% Mar 14
27
2nd
conv
42% July 26
2
Friday
May 25
1
34% Feb
26% Aug
Sales for
Thursday
May 24
5
2
10% Apr
PRICES
Corp
Mogul Bower Bearings
14'A Feb
23% Jan
SALE
May 23
Federal
22% Feb
36
HIGH
Wednesday
,
Fedders
19% May 14
17
42% Oct 13
23% July 27
59% Nov 22
24% Jan
5
19
May 22
5
9% May 23
19% May 10
12% Dec 29
Tuesday-
May 21
Par
42% Mar 15
8
Jan
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
23% Feb
17% May 25
Jan
27
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
9%
*82
*39
f.'S%
31
6,600
A,000
5,600
,
32,600
70
G
12% Jan
19% May
3
22% Jan 27
41 % Nov
46% Mar
57
40 % Sep
8
147/« Jan
31% Jan
22
25
42% May 23
3% May 24
5% May 12
3% Jan
3
24% Jan
9
29 % July
177/8 Jan
4
26% Dec
6
29
10% Jan
6
14 % Dec
1
22% Jan
3
32% Nov
16
92 % Jan
10
'
98
Oct
7% Jan'
Oct
15
July 28
3
30
22% Feb
44% Feb
27 % Apr
5% Feb
18
17
8
;
19
45% Jan
Nov
15
24% Oct 24
55% Apr
31
106% July 14
40% Jan
104
Jan
3
6
113
Dec
4
42% Dec
42 % Feb
78
25% Jan
6
11%
11%
12
12
11%
27%
27%
26%
27
2
27
27
27%
26%
99%
*98
99%
*98
99%
*98
99%
99
39%
37%
38%
37
38'A
37
37%^ k361/8
61%
62%
58
61%
581/2
60%
581/4
61
General Baking
common.:
Bancshares Corp
General
Bronze
General
Cable
Corp
No pai
100
com
1st preferred
Cigar
Contract
Inc
Co
3
Electric
2
27
■k
\79--
'.fty 9
78
78
15%
16%
16%
39 %
39%
39%
83%
83%
84
37
35%-
36%
341/4
35%
34%
351/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
-
15%
39
15%
16 'A
391/4
39
39
39
5%
*5%
5%
5%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11
11%
10
11
28%
29%
27%
28%
27
29
27%
281/8
26%
27%
69,900
71%
71%
69%
71%
67%
69'A
67
68%
65%
67V4
94,900
44
42 .:V
42
42%
i
38
42
80%
751/4
76%
78v4
18%
18%
17%
18%'
16%
17%
15%
17% ' V
20,700
3
27%
27%
27%
28%
26%
27%
26%
27
25'A
26%
12,400
114%
114%
*113%
114
113%
113%
100
common—1%
No par
50%
217,700
111%
43
,
52
52%
112%
114
51%
112
114
52%
112
No par
86%
87
87
87%
*113%
■
-78
114
51%
51%
51
112
r
*87
'
•:
50%
112%
111'A
861/2
87
75.*
: -
•
77%
50
112
87%
-
111
VV.V
112
1,300
16,500
37 'A
17,100
37%
36%
36%
35%
35%
35%
30% Mar
1
General Portland Cement Co
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
24 Vb
24V4
24
9
General
Equipt Corp
1
preferred
No par
39%
40%
39
40
x38 Vb
39%
36%
39%
33%
41%
41%
*41
43
*401/2
43
40
40%
9
7% Jan
2
General
Public
37% Mar 22
General
Public Utilities Corp
31% May 25
41
Mar 14
General Railway
5%
41
1,500
300
10c
6%
61/8
6%
6%
5%
"6
36,900
31%
31Vs
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
30%
31%
22,300
6.67
33%
34
33%
34
331/4
34
33%
33%
32%
33%
4.800
10
Signal
6%
31%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 3
8
18%
131/4
18%
15,100
34%
35
34%
35
34%
35%
331/4
34%
31%
33
27
27%
27%
27%
27V4
27
27
27
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,300
21%
22
20%
21%
190,600
Refractories
Industries
General Steel
*39
6%
-
2.50
Service
•
2,100
24%
37%
44% Feb
1,400
36V4
37%
40
.
"44,000
86
37%
Precision
-
85%
15
59
V
-
*
V).
General Outdoor Advertising
General
3,400
•
79
•
1
5
-
44
,
42% Feb
22 % Mar 28
...
19%
*44
2
44% Jan
8,000
81%"
237/a Apr 24
33% May 25
5
■5%.;;
45
series
$3.75
conv
100
4,100
c
—_100
preferred
$1.60
V
12
26
May 24
4,300
/
34%
87% Apr
Jan
1,400
84
32
V
5
May
120
15%
*82
f
84
4,200
:m;
9.VaV j«2,700
15%
391/4-
*82
84
*82V2
6%/
8%
9%,'J
18%
common
General Motors Corp
Preferred
"V
6%
,6%
10(79
91/B
14,700
80%
preferred
$5
6%
80
9
60%
'
Corp
*
1
Gorp.-__——__No par
1
Mills
Apr
6%
80
•
40
25,900
59%
61/4
1
General
57% Jan
9Va
27'A
99
6
2
115
6%
81%
9%
17%
3 6'A
General Finance
5%
„
>1,700
4,900
5
Co
Jan
8
9%
16 %
*82
1
Corp__2
Finance
,
300
4,600
:
k37%
K,;V '■?
39%
5
Corp
General
9
*
6%
.81%
81%
2
81%
6%
6%
5
No par
Co
preferred
2,600
11%
27%
33% Jan
May
11%
99%
Instrument Corp
115
11%
Transportation__1.25
Amer
11,800
20%
38%
Texas
of
Foods
30
20
...
5
Co
General
13% May 25
41% Dec
11%
General
14
54% Apr
11%
2
25% May 19
3
12
No par
pref
4
5 % May 25
Jan
19% Oct 25
20%
Jan
29% May 14
32% May 25
26% Jan
29
201/4
Controls Co
7
Dec
20%
Dynamics : Corp
6
8
38
20%
General
11
3
21
General
Aug
23
5% Jan
x20%
Corp
General
Jun
52
37% Jan
21%
44,800
3,700
•
3%
21
22,500
23%
34
7
Jun
3%
*22%
82% Jan
10
Oct 27
3%
1
May 25
441/4
23%
9
5
42%
3%
78% Mar 12
53% Mar
44%
*22%
36% Feb
96:
43%
3%
16% Jan
May 25
46'A
22%
May 25
May 25
42%
100
General
4%
47%
3%
General
49% May 14
5
28% Oct 31
May 22
46'a Mar 20
84
45%
22%
19
107% Jan
29
26% Jan
9
42% Mar 15
41%
3%
Oil
$8
411/4
401/4
Investors com—1
American
General
19%
38%
421/2
23%
6% Apr
108% Jan
13
86% Nov
8
15% May 25
12
10
19
25%
5
May 31
79% Jan
53
20 % Jan
38
21
110% Dec
58
2
75
:
38% Sep
Apr 31
23
18
10
2
107% Nov
58
8% Apr
Apr
90
18
43%
42
3%
26% May 25
65 % May 25
1
10
6
20%
40%
43
*22%
$4.50 preferred
General Amer
Feb
19%
44%
42
4
*22%
voting
conv
General
7
,11% Jan
May 25
5% May 25
31
80% Dec
12
May 25
79 % Jan
22% Mar 21
3
Oct
86
May 22
Feb
May
44% May 11
32
Mar 27
60% May 2
37% Jan 19
68% Jan
16
102
37% Jan
2
24
12% Oct
25
32 Vb Feb
8
24
$0.60
87/'b May 25
27
Mar
83
4
15% May 23
22
27 1
50 % Nov
14% Jan
21
421%
23%
*33a
50
1
preferred
4%% convertible
General Acceptance
2
6%
137/aNov
77% July 26
4% Mar 19
20
46%
45
48
47%
Corp
2
Gar Wood Industries Inc common.l
21%
44%
43
21%
*45
5
21%
46%
45%
44%
—5
Inc
Co
Garrett
26% Jan
78
4
34% Jan 31
21
10
'—58
19
Jan
Feb
27% Jan
29% Jan
15
10% Mar
58
2
17
94% Jan
7
140
26
Skogmo
Gardner-Denver
Jan
11% May 21
267/b May 23
194% Nov
25
75
May 26
5% Dec 19
Co
Gamble
51
19% May 10
38 % Dec
20% Sep
75
22% Jan
Gabriel
25% Apr
40 % May 25
21%
1
11
46% May 22
2
27
Mar 13
56% Mar 17
1
1
6
6,200
General Telephone Co of Florida—
25% Jan
3
27% May 11
26% Jan
15
28
Mar
6
$1.30
27
26% July 14
25% Jan
5
27
Mar 22
$1.25
(series B)
preferred
24% Jun
preferred
Nov
24
1
13% Jun 22
32 % Apr
3
20% May 25
Sep
19
107
30% Jan
3
100
53% Jan
42
4
July 25
14% Jan
3
Nov
2
51% Dec
12
17
24% Oct
13
16% Jan
3
7
Nov
29
21
20
General
4
23
General Tire
106% Apr
13
42% Feb
19
Gerber
16
19
18
31% Aug
15% May 10
31 % May 25
36% May 25
35% May 23
21
53
Mar
5
Gibralter
55
Jan
6
4
Jan
3
26% Nov
28
35% Jan
3
70% Nov
30
19 Vb Jan
3
28% Apr
7
48% Jan
3
69
75% Jan
8
Mar
Mar 22
39% July 12
51% Feb
23
39% Dec
44% Dec
20
39% Jun
1
28% Jan
139
Jan
13
5
3
25% Feb 13
20
Jan
90
Mar 22
3
146
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
27
May 19
96% May 24
40
Aug
2
27% Oct
12
Jan
3
79
11
32% Jan
3
44
35% Jan
Dec
Dec
13
Cement
24%
23%
24%'
22%
23%
6,400
18%
19%
23%
18%
24
19%
19 %
18%
19'A
26,600
1
11%
12 Vb
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
48,100
10
42%
42%
42%
42%
42'A
42%
42 %
43
42
43
6,000
5
*117/b
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
2,000
1%
1%
1%
3
&
Financial Corp
Co
;
Gladding McBean & Co
Alden Corp
Glidden Co
Glen
Globe-Wernicke
Inc
Jan
4
Goebel
72% Jan
4
Goodrich
44% Jan
2
Goodyear Tire &
9
Gould-National
2
86% Mar 23
Brewing
Granite
May 24
30
49 % Jan
2
15% Apr
11
22
May 25
29 % Jan
2
81% Mar 19
25% Jan
5
Co
When
Co
3%%
60% Jan
2
24% Feb
8
Great
Nor
42
May 24
62% Feb
6
Great
Northern
38% May 25
19% May 25
47% Feb
1
Great Northern
42% Jan
2
Great
35% Feb
28
144% Jan
29
2
24% May 14
Iron
30
Ry
Feb
15
3,500
68%
69%
66
69%
61%
65V4
62%
65
61
63%
49,100
34%
35
33%
34%
31%
32%
31%
32%
30%
31%
18
18%
18%
18%
17%
22
21%
22'A
2OV4
21%
33%
33%
32%
33 %
30%
conv
43% Feb
3
21
27% Jan
4
78% Feb
2
44 % Apr
19
43% Apr
12
94% May 11
Mar
7
18
106% Apr 30
108 % Mar 14
41
Apr
Mar 12
preferred
17
21 Vs
13,800
32
2,000
32%
30
30%
31%
17.000
13%
13V4
13%
13
13%
.13
13%
12%
13
10,900
24%
23%
23%
23
23%
22 %
23%
22
22%
81%
*80%
81%
11,300
81%
170
80%
81
*80V2
81%
11%
12%
10%
11%
10%
11 %
10%
10%
10
10%
27,600
49%
51%
47%
49%
47%
48%
46%
47%
28,000
21,200
51%
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20 VB
19'A
19%
18%
19%
*46%
47%
46
46%
43%
45%
42
44%
42
42
40%
38%
39%
26,800
21%
19%
20%
113,600
31%
2,300
41
41%
40%
41
40
40%
39
23%
24%
22%
24%
20%
22%
20%
32%
143
100
29
3
3
28%
*94%
33
32%
32%
143
143%
143%
*1421/4
29%
29Vb
32
32
32
$4.20 dividend
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend
Co_
29%
291/4
28%
29 vb
27%
*143
28%
29%
27%
28%
32 'A
31%
143
144
143
29%
28%
29
28%
26 %
27%
250
5,000
15,900
40
95
94%
57
57
57%
57Vb
57Vb
57 Vb
57 %
57
57 %
5,100
367/a
37%
35%
37%
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
25%
X25 vB
25%
25
25Va
35%
25 "
17,300
25%
1
100
100
100
100
100
2.50
29
143
2,800
57
50
78
*751/2
77%
741/4
74%
*74%
75%
74%
74%
200
38%
37%
37%
36%
37%
61,200
38
34%
37%
13,500
*76%
95
38%
39%
39%
Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co com.No par
Mfg
*80%
*801/2
No par
—8.33%
Oil
Gustin-Bacon
16%
20
13%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
Gulf
6,500
17%
21
23%
100
preference
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
$5
;
70,500
20%
*17
17%
21%
No par
preferred
25.
42%
No par
Corp
1
Sugar com
4%%
97
page
36
41%
25
preferred
Green Shoe Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
24
see
53%
34%
43
No par
7%
94% May 14
Jan
footnotes,
Co
Financial
57% Apr
95
For
51%
36%
42
52%
Co
9
10
53%
35
44%'
1
Prop
8
10
52%
36
43
100
Ore
Apr
Jan
55
35
47
2.50
Stores
Paper
Jan
28% May 14
52%
38
6.25
common
93
105
54%
45
•
36% Jan
104 % Jan
53%
35%
45%
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
46% May 25
18% May 25
26% May 25
27,900
54%
5
Co
preferred
Great Western
9,000
37%
5
Grayson-Robinson
Western
1%
37%
'
4
5
Ltd
Co
Co
T)
1%
1
Co
Steel
City
(W
1%
1%
1
&
1
issued
Graniteville
1%
!
53%
No pan
Inc
Union Co
Grant
1%
'
"44%
10
Rubber
Batteries
Mining
Granby
1%
1
F)
(B
(W R)
Grace
30
10
7
>
18%
93% Apr
104% Dec
Dec 13
49 % Mar 29
,
24%
Jan
97
106
15%
12%
3
9
15%
18%
2
28
15%
25
Jan
12
15%
12
87%-Jan
Jan
4,100
16
18%
90
33% Jan
17,200
15%
15%
24%
13
102
7,700
15%
15%
1
Co_.
5
15
4
46%
15 Vb
15%
16
1
27
Oct
44
15%
Ginn
88% Apr
94% Jun
Jun
47
15%
9,000
47'A Nov
91
•/v.V 44%
16
70,100
11,800
16
101
49
15%
15%
37 %
Sep 20
86% Jan
4
85
45%
16%
x50
37%
Grand
36% May 25
34% May 25
51%
16%
33%
2
34% May 14
24% Apr
3
74% May 23
52%
16
4
55
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
*51%
Co
90
36%
29
7
39,800
36%
20% Jan
31% May 25
40%
31%
34 % Jan
40 % Mar
38 %
37
May 25
2
40%
41%
20
May 25
39%
34%
37% May 11
10
41%
39%
61
May 25
60% May 25
16% May 25
76% Jan
39%
36 Vb
12% Apr
80
43%
32 %
6
3
41%
36
Dec
9
43%
41%
54% Feb
39% Apr
43%
670
35
41% May 25
52% Aug
16,500
35%
51% May 25
34% May 25
18
37%
105
40V4
5
35% Jan 17
36
105
33%
15
25% Jan
38 Vb
105
37%
21
"27
38
43
Nov
40% May 17
38%
36%
55% Dec
18% Dec
*103%
38%
*103
36%
1
5
104%
38%
41%
14
4
103%
38%
35%
47% Nov
Jan
103%
38%
38%
79
6% Jan
104%
38%
43%
27
26
104%
37
33% Jan
35'A Jan
108,500
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37%
51% Jan
90
31,000
24%
99%
42%
3
Jan
11%
23 Vb
99%
36%
14
8
10%
25%
99%
.
5
1% Jan
May
11%
24%
99%
1
15% Feb
'
11
26%
99%
of Calif_l
14% Feb
13
121/4
25
Co
45% Feb
28
10%
99%
Brothers
11% May 11
1% May 25
Nov
14% Sep
12%
26%
99%
Gimbel
32% Mar 21
47
11%
25%
99%
Gillette
19
12% Oct
12%
26%
2
16% May
8
11% May 24
40% Apr 30
11% Jan
12%
99%
43% Mar 15
22% May 14
35% Jan
900
26%
Co
Portland
Giant
Feb
4
23% May 11
17% May 16
Products
Oil
22%
,_80c
Georgia-Pacific Corp
2
Feb
Getty
21%
5
3
62% Jan
20
22%
30c
com
Inc
58 % Jan
May 25
15% May 25
221/4
100
100
Rubber
preference
% % preference
44
6
57% Dec
5
22%
26%
2.50
Corp
&
$5
Genesco
22%
*27
1
19% Feb
May 25
38% May 25
May 19
Mar
Time
3.33%
Tele & Electronics
30% Apr
36
75% May 24
70% Nov 17
21
General
102% Feb
98% Jan
22
41% Dec
2
3
10% May 25
23% May 25
101% Dec
Jan
103% May 22
20% Mar 20
Jan"25
92%
29
25
25
39%
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24%
25
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100
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-
Volume
195
Number 6163
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2503)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
;
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
May 21
Par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
May 22
May 23
May 24
May 25
the Week
Shares
H
53% Jan
66
Apr
391/s
30
60% Jan
May" 18
19
42% Jan
601/8 Nov
3
20
29% Nov
14
29
21% Oct
24
28% Feb
9
Oct
3
II2V2 Feb
13
91
26% Jan
Apr
12
Hackensack
34% May 25
4
Nov
23
74
42% Oct
123 % Jan
May 24
Jun
19
44% Sep
6
80'A Dec
5
24 V2 Jan
4
20% Jan
3
;
24
371/2 Feb
j
29% May 25
20% May 25
31% May 24
7
27 y4 May 18
23
6
X 36% Aug
36% Dec
18
29% Oct
27
9
13% Feb
<
,
2
23% May 25
51
May 14
7
Jan
20
20% May 8
7% May 25
59% Feb
When
...
27% Jan
2
Hamilton
Jan
3
36% Jan
31
34% Jan
4
4%
39% Jan
Hanna
2
38% Feb
24% Jan
377/e Mar 23
Hart
4
Harvey
9% Jan
3
Hat
43% Mar 15
39 % Feb
47'A Apr
27
18% May 25
35% Jan
18% Nov
28
17% Jan
30% Mar 23
tl27
Nov
28
40% Sep
19
19
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31'/a Jan
4
49Va Feb
7
45
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64% Jan
18
81
3
Jan
73% Nov 21
87
Jan
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18
Jan
3
Mar 29
42
88
Mar
741/4 May 25
24
29% Jan
34
Mar 16
20
27
May 25
12% May 25
48
Nov" 17
35
44% Jan
46%
4
38% Nov 20
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May 25
36% Mar
6
36% May 25
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19 % Apr
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50
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115
Feb
1
18
70% May 10
82
Jan
3
40% Mar 27
6
28% May 25
45% May 25
65% Jan
14% May 25
21 % May 24
15% May 24
Hess
28% Mar 30
29
Feb
14
Hewitt-Robins
53
23 Vb
37
Jan
2
13% May 25
1"% .T«n
4
70
74
8
Sep
3
25
Apr
4
18 Vb Nov
2
28y8 Apr
21
Jan
6
72
Nov
6
16
Jan
20
66
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7% Feb
7
30% Jan
10
43% Mar 22
24% Jan
12
30
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31
29% May 10
8 Vb Dec
29
11% Mar 13
29 vb Apr
7
41% Jan
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14
93
20
Mar
2
3% Dec
15
16% Dec
18
16% Jan
3
36
Sep
74% Feb
6
19
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Mar 22
26% Jan
7
9
2
Jan
38% Jan
41
5
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13
44
May 25
5
23
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9
76
Jan
4
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13
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Jan
10
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9
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10
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1
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27
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May 25
15% Mar 23
10
3
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Jan
3
12% May 25
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Jan
3
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8
72% Dec 12
90% Jan
10
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Jun
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20
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3
40
Sep
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23
July
30'/a May 31
25% Apr 28
313A Jan
3
7
11% Apr
9
21
29
7
40% May 25
97
Jan
2
97
Jan
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6% May 25
37
17
18
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
43
Aug 18
4
47% Aug. 21
44% Jan
4
471/4 Apr
12
46% Feb
2
44% Feb
5
30% May 25
29% May 14
5% Jan
71% Jan
3
145
8
Feb
943/8 Aug
152
4
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20
5% May 17
9
62% May 14
Jan
18
40% Jan
3
49% Dec
12
'33% Jan
3
583/4 Dec
29
Nov
14
151
Jan
5
Hotel
&
$2.25
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Sound
Hunt
Foods
•
May 25
6%
27
Jan
2
159% Mar
38% May 25
57
853/4 Mar
Jan
9
Feb
8
16
7%
&
International
Packers
29% Jun
19
38 i/a Mar 16
International
Paper
45% Dec
16% Sep
5
20
Nov 17
24
69% Mar 28
35% Apr
42% Apr
11
29% May 25
95
4
40% May 25
98
May 10
48% Jun
12
36
May 23
40% Jan
12
50% Jun
13
21% Jun
27
52% Nov
20% Jan
4
26% Nov
42% Jan
3
62% Nov 21
51% Nov
413/4 Jan
3
38% Jan
10
213/4 Jan
113
3
Oct
18
17% Oct
24
49
Dec
33% Dec
39% May 11
58% Jan
2
115% Jan
Mar
2
14% May 25
8
12
May 24
83
Nov
3
48
May 25
81% Nov
20
86
Jun
27
553/4 Feb
13
82% May 24
45% May 25
5%
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32,100
51'%
3,900
44
44
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46
34
34
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Iowa
51%
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&
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8
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120
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173/4 Jan
25'A
415V4
200
31%
97 %
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11
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52%
25%
449%
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25
Co
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Light
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25
30%
33
96%
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2
14% Mar 23
97%
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46
31
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733/4 Jan
273/4
33%
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49% May 25
101
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32%
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preferred
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2
59% Feb
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435
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39%
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Co-
&
Gas
Power
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112
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Iowa-Illinois
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86
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97%
10c
Co
Corp
preferred
convertible
$2
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4
39%
49%
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1
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2
1021/4 Dec
Mar 20
37%
52'A
5
pfd series B
conv
29 Vb Jan
3
48
39%
51%
7% preferred
25
International Tel & Tel com_No par
May 25
12
21% May 26
38%
52%
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Johnson
75% Dec
3
40
51%
100
Resistance
Johns-Manville
3
26
383/8
53%
No par
Limited
Rectifier
7
20
Jan
40%
53
com__5
preferred——!
7
May 25
13
Sep
383/4
533/4
30
Feb
77
30'/a Dec
Jan
40
53
95
Jefferson
14
37
39%
XX
95
21
483/4 Feb
50
XX
29'A
Jaeger
24% Feb
1,200
12,000
160
7%
10
87
3
6,300
6
95V2
16% Jan
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211/4 Mar
160
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6,200
63%
7%
43% May 24
2
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62%
29%
12
Jan
29%
6 '/a
65
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52 3/4 Apr
33
30%
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63
31%
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45% May 25
1
30
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47
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24
153
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153
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6
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24
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34%
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50
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83
13.
5%
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48
95%
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15% May 25
96
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30y4
2
851/2 May 19
56% Jan
48
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3
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110% Mar
7
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2
3
4
48
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27
3
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251/2 Jan
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27
48
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22
28
213/4 Nov
840
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30
2
17,000
52'%
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22
1223/4 May 10
24% Feb 20
17% Mar
37%
45%
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Corp
■■
24
351/2
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52'%
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'
133/a Oct
38%
45%
26%
preferred
7
27
6,000
371/2
37%
common—2.50
$4
50% Mar
Apr
19,800
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451%
Canaua
413/4 May 25
33% May 25
50
6,100
39%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer corn—No par
12
45
24%
38%
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37%
13
30
24%
39%
453/4
International
60% Apr
118% Dec
27%
25
33%
f
30%
24%
,
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24
2
30 'A
393/8
52%
41% Apr
4
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443/4 Jan
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30%
25
38%
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2
26
403/s
38%
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.
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52%
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37% Mar 13
31
39%
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29% Jan
...
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22
,
46
3
30
1,900
52%
37%
46
27
393/4 Nov
100
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17
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Mar 26
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38%
17%
Feb
11
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38%
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26%
150
200
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100
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44
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19
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26
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153/4 Jan
143/4 Feb
861/2
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preferred—
85% Jan
7
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preferred
323/4 Jan
28
82%
5
common
62% May 25
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49%
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1
27% May 25
7
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82%
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50%
32 %
19
12%
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223/4 May 11
38% Oct 11
933/4 Feb
49%
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66
common
361/4 May 16
15
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4
30
4,100
17,000
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10%
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3;
9% Apr
28%
31
2714
3%
3%
13
15
Corp
&
1,700
50
123/4 Dec
28
40%
3%
10%
50
Ctfs
Minerals
5,700
7%
50
common
Corp
preferred—
4%
*40 %
100
Harvester
Int'l
6
40%
•
19
40'/8
1,300
11%
IO2V2
16
3%
12%
Jan
81
16
26
900
12,100
31
32%
13
54
Int'l
31%
323/4
123/4
No par
common
Iron
/
18%
38
130
- -
50
102%
16%
5
Co—
International
32
102 %
18%
104
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
Interlake
343%
103
191/3
Inland Steel
1
♦102%
33/4
87%
2
2
1021%
96%/,
50
7
*89%
91
183/4
5
58% Jan
Dec
A
Co
73
27
24'/4
31%
*16%
*95
f
3,700
27
7
523/8
3%
*86%
2
145
21,900
27'%
283/4
305/8
*89%
^
49%
5
f 72
;
61/2
*301/4
503/4
31%
91%.
3%
31
Mar 16
52%
303/4
*89%
16%
293/4
29
241/8 Sep
series
preferred
4'%%
50%'
521%
*80%
f
.
•;
•
28%
191/8
Light-No par
2
6
com
Co
Power
23% Jan
14
20,100
11%
"
31
263/4
16%
5
RR
Interchemical
27
90
31%
26%
29
*30 %
303/4
*407/e
-
1
pfd
Co
Insuranshares
29
31
19
34%
2
29
32%
3%
47
22
7%
16%
50
26
11%
7%
:
27%
11%
19 %
34%
Apr
541/4 Oct
37/3
*16
*49
Indianapolis
71/4"
27%
29
*30%
321%
72
1
Co
Ingersoll-Rand
29
31
;
19 y8
/
.
*46%
391/4 Jan
841/4 Nov
70
48
275/8
33%
1
98
149% Apr
1,000
17,800
114
28%
11%
*27
911%
34
50
8
5
333/4
50
91% Jan
4
37%
*57
273/8
102%
102%
preferred
44
3
28,700
f
39
*113
32%
1
General
303/4 May 25
Jan
102%
100. X
Co
12
77% Jan
*38%
;
12,300
13%
36%
36%
27
*89%
100
Refrigerator
17
34
f 31
90
Power—No par
common..;
20
142% Jan
x51
32%
90
f
common.No par
Apr
57% Mar
51%
323/3
Industrla Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
May 16
'
51
preferred
4.20%
Indiana
578% Jan
12%
'
';
50
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.42%
5
29%
f
25
59
May 25
48% May 14
13,200
88%
305%
o5
66
*7
7%
29%
100
convertible
'4.08%
7%
29%
100
9
11%
73%
*30 %
IOOXX
Power
121%
7%
31%
Co
5
common__l
Indust Inc
Cernent
275/e
11%
32%
A
5^
27%
7%
30%
483/4 Jan
388
14,100
50'/a
X
113%
72
7%
273/4
12%
27 %
B
Hussmann
7%
27%
28
32%
series
Hupp Corp
73 f'-ffv
*72
7%
29
*30%
No par
preferred
&
*7%
1
series
551/2 Dec
9
C
Corp
&
95
273/a May 31
Oct 25
48
203%
38
313/4
13,700
27
%f..
39%
*55
34%
27%
71/3
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par;
47% Apr
55% Jun
14
25,000
19%
37
113
68
33%
73
*72
7%
30
Inc
Co
30
607
114%
*57
29
10
preferred—X
18
3
35%
12
common__5
Bearing
Lighting
27
3
70
27%
No par !
ser
Houston
Oct
May 19
*113%
114%
*68
X34%
73
71/2
25
preferred—^TTrr
4.40%
-
Jan
21% Jan
36%
37
29
50c
preferred
353/4 Jan
42% Jan
*38%
37%
66
*72
12.50
Corp
Finance
90
447
39%
35%
351/3
2.50
37% May 11
49% May 25
May 25
*38%
13%
37
7
200
201/4
23%
*87%
323/a
15%
37%
50c
preferred
convertible
Household
-
>35
Aor
29%
14%
40
18%
21
881/2
36%
*113%
Corp of America
convertible preferred
5%
431/2 Mar 30
153
333/4
*393/4
483/4
*87%
15%
114%
*58
preferred
5
39
*38%
32%
1
88%
37%
114%
preferred
19
353/4
37%
38
5%
May 21
f 34%
f 15
37%
*87%
39
Houdailie-Industries Inc common—3 a
4.70%
Jan
35%
37%
Mining
Ball
52% May 16
71/4 Feb
881%
15%
.
15
5
Winston
$5 div 2nd pfd
Hoover
4.26%
31
51
52
*38%
Corp_
preferred
9
87
20%
49%
21%
50%
*87%
39%
"
5%
Mar
19%
52
353/3
X
6
46
205/8
50
20%
52%
38%
common
Chemical
$4.25
2
50
20'/a
22
88%
37%
common
&
Power
441/2 May 22
24%
40
1 1/24
Co
convertible
Rinehart
Illinois
503A May
3
5%
30
16
39%' /
20%.
235%
,XX 371/3
10
pfd series A_
Electronics Corp
Central
23
A—1
conv
Illinois
Nov
183/4
24%
51%'
___25c
Co
Corp
Ideal
3 2 3A Jan
43
21
233/a
*87%
5
Hotels
Idaho
3
19%
25
21 %
8.33%
Corp
2
Jan
40
22
23%
1,200
2
50
40
21%
25%
13,100
2
14
40
23%
24%
14%
463/4 Feb
50% Nov
40
22%
4,300
6,500
,
■,4,300
13%
37
Apr
40
'fx
32 %
21%
',7 3/4'
15'%
29% Jan
463/8 May
47% May
7%
-
14%
30
41
31%
,20%
.
8
15%
37% May 10
17
21%
7%
15
273/s May 25
16
32%
21 %
73/4
153/4
23% Apr
Jan
31%
21%
7%
15%
11
45
333/4
21%
73/4
16
15
42% Jan
32
223/s
7%
153/4
10
10
341%
22
7%
30,900
39% Oct
Oct
34
22%
77/3
4,000
24%
48% Oct
Dec~ 19
35%
21%
9,200
20i%
23%
; 32% Sep
44%
343/4
/
20%
255/8
3
46
205/8
15,900
24%
13
35% May 25
41
20%
7,400
%f
31
26
9% Mar 26
Jan
XX
1
28
Jan
203/4
54
ff 29%
25%
Hudson
21% Feb
20%
■■
263/4
Howe
39
20%
32
26
Howard
Feb
X20%
21
53
54%
26%
9
68'/4 Jan
f
52 3/4
29%
"•
26%
8
101% Mar
323/4
2,800
27 f
1
4
101
543/4
313/4
235%
473%
no
lf
53%
331/4
27%
r;
-
22%
Jan
.
56
32%
265/b
,
33,100
26%,
38'%
127
15
56% Apr
i
55%
33%
28%
<
14%
Holt
May 11
13
f:
56%
33%
21
•
26%
-38
*126
21%
Mar 29
9
28%
253/4
/ •
38%
127
453/4
82% May 17
96
28
26%
38%
*126
15%:
May 17
liQ3/4 Mar
;.
7,300
23
Homestake
57% Mar 20
88
29%
25%
263/4
14%
5%%
1
5
'i
r
k
39
127
255/8
47%
5
23% Mar
26%
,
383/4
27%
21%
Hoffman
12
17% Jan
257/e-
3,300
23
Hilton
15
3% May 25
.
*126
31%
48%
27
15% May
7
18% May 14
8
81% Aug 16
,
Apr
35% Feb
10
40% Dec
»
103
Mar 10
Apr
24% Nov
•
22
33% Jan.19
X
29% Dec
Jan
27
39%
127
60
305/8
*223/4
3
88
26%
*126
900
31%
503/4
3
30% May 24
27
10,000
92%
23%
2
5
27%
13%
21
48%
Hill
52% May 22
Apr
x271/4
13 %
,92%
23
Holly Sugar Corp
307/8 Jan
273/4
39
39%
127
55%
/
5
Inc
9
40 % Jan
31%
28%
100
Chemical
36% Mar
44% Mar 28
32 3%
11,600
21
y
21%
95
50
50%
&
Holland Furnace
24% May 25
31%
600
23%
Oil
1
9
32%
4,500
,,
591/3
2
16
32
\
500
30'%
.49
15%
21%
*92
34%
*22%
19
16
39
135/s
21%
93%
*91
27
27%
153/b
211/a
93%
21%
28
*126
15
15%
21%
94
27%
32
27%
f
-
,
22%
94
32
"
50
class
16%
*91
1
87/8 Feb
Nov
16
1" '*21%
40c"
Do
8
30% Feb
52
•ft
69
34%
29%
*
-.
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com__l
3%% preferred series A
100
4
17% Jan
48 %
.
69
y
5
13
437/s Aug 28
22
83% Feb
Hertz
May 25
7
Jan
54
1
common
preferred
11% May
28
May 26
31% Aug
4
34% Jun
May
5%
11
33% Feb
53%
5
Inc
common
6% May 25
26% May 7
26% May 14
27% May 21
30% Mar 28
42
July 14
41% Apr
17
90
6
34
Jan
.55%
$2 conv class A preferred_No par
Hershey Chocolate Corp
No par
f
2
53% Jan
19
29% Feb
40%
Apr
May 25
54%
15%
No par
Hewlett-Packard
20% Jan
26
69 Vb Dec
55%
f
100
17
Oct
19
Marx
common
Powder
Nov
53 Va Sep
553/3
7% non-cumulative preferred—25 X-A f
Hercules
86
9
'■
1
common
115
Jan
32
§,
& Co
Jan
112
351/4*
31
1
Industries
W)
67 % Jan
108
Inc
preferred
6,)f
70
*34%
32
1.25
of America
2
17
39% May 14
&
Aluminum
3.65%
*69
35%
313/8
100'
World
&
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz
(H J) Co
2
71
35%
31%
7.50'
com
5% preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
2
69%
36
31%
2.50
Refrac
Chemical Co
Corp
71
*35 v*
__1
,J.
Schaffner
•30% Jan
9
Co
Co
MCo___
Brace
Harshaw
*70%
35%
32%
100
2.50
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
1 f ;
13
Paper
A)
common
preferred
preferred
Harcourt
»
4
Jan
Co
Organ
(M
6%
2
75% Jan
Watch
Harbison-Walker
13
71'
32
*'""■
1
convertible
Hammond
34% Jan 15
f 48% Mar 13
128% Apr
Co
Hammermill
->
:
351/4
1
5
Co
Hallicrafters
*69
5
12.50
Printing Co
2
108
25
issued
(W f)
27% Jan
11
46% Apr
Water
Halliburton
37% May 14
58% Mar 28
128
46
321/4 Dec
14
25% May 25
25% May 24
Nov
38
35
81/2 Feb
Hall
16
9
231/2 Jan
22
Dec
4
ff. 35% Dec 15
36
;
,
31
25 '/a Oct
18
36 % Mar
20% May 2
88 % Apr 26
30% May 25
3
1
26% Aug
33 Vb Dec 21
120% Jan
,35% May
29% May 25
48% May 24
13% May 25
'
25'/a Jan
31
Co
—
22'%
53%
*102'%
15'A
1
...1
■
"
30
22%
54%,
103
15%
30%
'
'
102%
15
29%
102'%
15
30
*102
14%
29
45%
14%
28%
47%
102
•
102
102
23,200
8,400
.
140
14%
14%
14%
2,700
29'A
27%
28%
8,200
(2504)
20
1 '^ie Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:"
.
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year19C1
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
•
'
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
.*
■
YORK
LOW
STOCK
)
Par
'
.
'
<
'
'
»
'
*
i
' *
'
Kaiser
Mar 15
37
Alpm
1
23
27% May 25
88% Dec
22
108 % Apr
25
88% Jan
44% Jan
11
48 % Jun
1
47
102
Oct
10
122
May 19
105
Jan
12
112
May 16
4%%
convertible
100
Dec
19
122
Jun
101
Jan
10
111
May 21
4%%
(ser of 1959)
58 % Jan
17
87
Nov
75 Va Jan
9
82
84% Jan
27
89
'•
92% Feb
•
"
49 y2 May
Jun
3
4%%
convertible
4%%
71% Jan
9
79% Mar 14
Dec
13
80% Jan
9
83
Apr
3
Oct
31
87% Mar 21
90
Mar
8
27
95% Jan
Dec
15
89
Jan
8
Nov 20
91
Jan
26
89
93 y
27
.
Nov
9
39% Oct
5
38% Jan
93
3
Jan
10
50% Jan
4
70
101
4.50%
4.20%
24
May 25
66
Mar 28
50 %
21
May
Kansas
7
Feb
45
Kansas
Gas
When
3
54 % Nov
12% Jan
3
28% Nov 28
50 y2 Jan
11
37% Jan
31% Feb
17% May 24
26% Jan
55
24
5
31% May 11
49% Nov
3
27
29% May 11
48
72
86
94%
Jan
May 16
Dec
83
57% May
32% Jan
93
Feb
16% Jan
29% Dec
27% Feb
36
Jan
Jan
85
9
July 20
23
79 % Jan
3
33% Mar
6
2
88
Feb
26
29
57
Apr
11
36% Jan
8
34% Dec
44% Dec
28
28
34% Nov
3
27
Dec
6
11% Jan
14
Jan
16
27% Oct
34% Apr
6
29% May 24
Jan
20'/* Jun
30% Jan
39% Dec
28% May 25
17% May 25
12% Jan
Keystone
Mar 16
4% preferred
Korvette
(E J)
Kresge
153/4 May 25
40 Va Jan
34% Dec
11
25 % May 14
31 Va Jan
21
51
Dec
11
40% Mar
40 % Mar
26% Jun
20
40% Nov
28
25% Oct
24
41
29% May 25
22% May 25
K
12
Apr
16
Jan
26
14% Jan
f31
Oct
3
'
Nov
20
8
3
11
21% Jan
22
16
213/4 Apr
3
20
14
16
18 Va May 25
Jan
5
4
2% Mar 21
l%Jan
22 "Va Mar 22
193/a Jan
9
i26% Jan
A
-
1
7
"Lehman
i
433/4 Feb
8.
"Lehn
Fink
20
12% Sep
28
603% Mar
10% Jan
4
10% May 10
13
Feb
8
49
7
62
Mar 19
15 % Jun
3
10
40 % Sep
26
23 Va Nov
9
152 %
22
'
84
6
Dec
59 % Mar
149
1103/a Feb
Jan
3
19% May 10
n
56 Va
Apr 17
35% Mar 29
46 V8
54 % Dec
71
(257/a Jan
.
87 Va Jan
1653/4 Dec
12
26 % Jan
51% Aug
46 % Dec
22
213/4 Oct
29% Nov
Jan
170
413/4 Jan
139
59 % May
Jun
104
Dec
85
Jan
89
Mar 29
May
91% Dec
88 % Jan
Vi 90
3
.
72% Nov
29
.146
Dec
I,
49% Jun
V
13% Nov
-
Jan
'
35
49% May-21
142
28
Oct
63
24
24% Feb
13
27% Jan
L
.
46
23
93
633/4 Feb
•>
>
•„
May 25
143/4 Jan
64
6
Apr
;
Louisville
8
-Co
&
Lowensteln
4
21% Feb
<P)
.
20
Lukerts
'
E
preferred
32%
21%.
v
23
*
Lykes
;
:
& El
Co
-
>
•;
(M) £<k
Sons
V
96
-
; ■:
,
49 Va
34%
:
57"%
.58%
...
"11%
51%
„
12
41% Dec
323/4 Jan
3
53 % Sep
14
273/4 May 25
343/4 May 25
45 % Dec
19
47 % Nov
10
45
44% Jan
16
74% Dec
18
58
8
86
82 % Jan
5
88% May
20% Feb
7
6
30% Dec
1% Jan •'«•' 3
7 3/a Jan
"3
4
27% July 19
36% Jan
3
3 %Jun
14
2 3/a Jan
8% Jan
2
3% Mar 27
14
27
33% May 23
V.
41 % May 25
56
27
3
May 25
6
1
'
23 %
22 % May 24
5
May 25
Jan
8
10
4
26% Nov
22
22% Jan
24% Jan
17
38% Nov
15
14% Oct
23
263/a Feb
28
26% May 25
12% May 25
39% May 25
4
65 % Oct
12
May 31
91% Jan 26
50 % Dec
18
98% Dec
4
24
31% Nov
21
25
74
Jan
75% Jan
68
Jan
75
July
23% Jan
-
323/4 May 24
97 % Mar 22
20
May 25
6
30% .May 21
Maremont
35
Marine
Mar
18 Va Jan
56
Feb
1
12
28% Jan
13
1
77% Feb
21
83% May 17
12
703/4 Jan
29
76
6
79 % Dec
8
3
483/4 Jun
12
77% Feb
20
213/8 May 25
28% May 15
83% Dec
4
39% Apr
443/4 Dec
26
May 25
19% May 23
12
41
12% Jan
3
71% Jan
94 % Mar
4
16
5
July 18
49
May 14
183/8 May 25
243/4 May 22
120% Nov
27
105
107
July 25
161% May 22
89
Nov
Apr
97% Jan
25
126% Apr
4
71% May 25
27
23
26
45
Dec
28
3
43
Nov
27
Aug 21
4
43% Mar 22
Apr
37% May
27
1
33% May 14
24
May 10
% May 24
May 24
May 18
May 10
;
125
Jan
104
Mar
150% Jan
93
Jan
33% Feb
50
Feb
19
19
9
27
16
24
49 Va Dec
1
40
34 % Feb
23
16% Jan
29
473/4 Dec
15
233/4 Jan
9
37% May 25
8% May 24
46% Jan
2
12% Jan
31
26% May 17
19
May 25
39% May 25
38 % Feb
8
27
30
Oct
31
16
Jan
6
35% Jan
3
49% Oct
16
88
Jan
23% Jan
3
9
Jan
For
14
Sep
12
6
93
19
30% Aug 21
RO
11% Dec
39
21% Dec
6
May 24
31 % Apr 10
35% Feb
H4
footnotes,
28
Aug U
see
91
Jan
20 % May 14
28
May 25
81 % Jan
page
30
25.
2
193/8 Jan
4
9
23% Mar 12
48
% Apr
94
26
12
Mar 15
McDonnell
Aircraft
McGraw-Edison
Corp
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKee
(A G)
McKesson
McLean
McNeil
Norrls
Corp
4%%
Co
Eng
Mfg
7
Medusa
Portland
Melville
Shoe
4%
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24%
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5%
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27%
13%
14
13%
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44,
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-
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91 %
;
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84 Va
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22
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V
102 Va
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Va
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41
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23
40
94
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29,900
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43 %
40
43%
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20
20 Va
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94
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27
34%
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330
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1,400
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29
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330
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i
20
310
56%
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29%
27%
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32
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-
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~
148
56
16%
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,
25 Va
23
.
24%
l
common
preferred
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28
.
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Robbins
&
25%-
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42 Va" 44%
1
Trucking Co
Mach
McQuay
Mead
&
&
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45%
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6
7
Inc
Publishing.!
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
3/4 Feb
May
Co
McGraw-Hill
32% Apr
85 Ya
&
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98
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,
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100
B
23 %
.
50 3/4
•
30.000
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100
preference
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V
29%
;
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91
*
29%
convertible preferred
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conv
preference B
21
59%
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conv
,
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,
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% 11.
•
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45
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series.No par
McCord Corp—i
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30
38%
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15
;
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15
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14
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Corp
62'
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35
lr
convertible
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46
22
40 % Mar 15
343/4 Jan
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76
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1959 series—_100
2
51 % Mar 29
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preferred
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;■
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82,900
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v
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Mays (JW) Inc
Maytag Co.™,
,
57
17
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24%
preferred
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19% Dec
34% Sep
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44 %
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148
v
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2
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s
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^
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i
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62
46
•1
preferred 1945 series.No par
35% Feb
16
14
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com
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35% Feb
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/
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Co
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84
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preferred called
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2
72% Dec
80
84
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;
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4
21
4
2
2
Co
Midland
Marshall
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% Aug
&
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Marquette Cement
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1041«, May
1
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21%
95%
11%
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95
96
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34%
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56 Va
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%
39%
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Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Masonite
5
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A—
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32% Mar 20
3
Feb
Manhattan
14:
58 Vi Jan
6
31
Co—
IPRi
433/4 May 25
773/, Jan
5
13
Aug
303/4 Jan
7
Mailory
28
Feb
Mar
27
Ma.navox
28 % May 25
19
1
common
preferred—No par i
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1
10
Oopper_'_
81
Oct
Inc
convertible
61
Jan
22% Jan
60c
Magma
v
34% Mar 10
30
Va Jan
323/4 Feb
8
3
26
76
10% Mar 21
74% Feb
4
36 3/a Jan
86
,
56 % Mar 12
5% Jan
27% Sep
44% Jan
Co
preferred series
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.
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'
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j
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47 3/a Mar 20
9
60 3/'a Jun
303/8 Jun
Oct
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s
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:
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140
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3
25
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5 % %
„
3
15
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3
51% Jan
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•
2
91% Apr
30 3/a Jan
10 Va Jun
21% Jan
34
Jan
16
47% Nov
33% Dec
12% Jan
72
23
70
3
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47 Va Feb
&
Madison
16% Jain
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44 Va Mar 15
May 25
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Jan
20
40% Feb
21% May 25
11
,
38 % Jan
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103
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39
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153
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10
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27%
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50
.
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103 Va
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;
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9,800
20,900
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v
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11
15% Feb
series
20% -
14%
152%
107 3'4
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:
49
LlOO
20%
152 V4
9%."
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21 Va
-
-
_100^
preferred.
17%-
50% V 51 Va
/
47
-
1163/4
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*
7%
Mar 20
67% Jan
8
4.35%
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D
32
•
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preferred
series
v/;
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16%
5%
-
2,200
•
25
-
17%
.
1%
30 Va
21%'^ 22%
,
•
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33V4
114 V4
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Lighting Co com___10
B preferred—rl—1.100
series
4.25%
4
Apr
.
conv
Island
5%
1'vi'
May 17
May/1
40
v
4.84%
Long
-
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Corp.Staro Gas Co common
n
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22%
;
r
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.
;: 84,V2
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48
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v
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.
47%
,
11.000
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29%
.
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18%
28%
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v»:
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21%
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,
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conv.
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40
*,
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Mar 20
151
i
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Mar 20
96
v
Lockheed
23
57
104
.
9
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common..
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8?
V
47
13%
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32
28
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14%.
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53
11,100<
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,
13%
21 %
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4,400
16%
15%,
900
24,800
29%
.
21%
14%
32 '/a
10%
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f
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84 V4
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Litton Industries Inc
2
155 % Jan
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10
.
Corp
33/4%-
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,
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54 .'•
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5
31%
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18
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13,400
12,600
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27%
31%
14 Va
14%
5%;
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28 %
.
29%
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■
'
16%
32%
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30
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10
220,600
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47
213/4
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23
29%
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27
18
21%
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22%
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52%
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1
-
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32
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19
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Inc
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1
6
May 25
56
.
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20% Feb
Jan
30
18% Mar 28
77
14% Oct
May 25
Dec
.
16
47 % Feb
'
136% Jan
Belt
Lionel
•
2
527/8 Feb
3
*
39% Jan
Link
2
Jari
152% Jan
3
Jan
Ling-Temco-Vought
2
57
3
45 % May 14
101% Jan 12
Feb
87
19% Jan
21% May 25
Apr
_1100
"
28% May 14
20 % May
1
27% Feb
22'/a Feb
preferred
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32 3/a
32%
*
«
30
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,
33%
14%
6
31%
47
17%
21 %
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Lily Tulip Cup Corp_„_._^
-
543/4 Mar 29 •
100% May ; 1
40% Apr 30
18
15% Jan
7%'
2
May 25
8% May 25
14
,
V
19%
22
1-i
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Inc
29%;
14 y." 14%
'
.
3
27 % May 25
Nov
6
44 3/4 Jan
Products
Refineries
;
'
1%
>
-29%
28 V»
'
-
273/4
'
173/4: ^
19
l
,
/
14%
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;
155V2 May 11
25
183/a Dec
&
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: 32% Aug
1
17
16 % Apr
4
19
29
•
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.
25% Jan
,
75% May 24 f
Maf 28
10% Jan
42
2
May 25
68
19"% Apr
v
14
6% Dec
/9
79 '
-
3
8% Dec
4
*13% Apr'
3-
62
•
May
73% Mar 29
8
.
87%
Onfario,,Paper___2.50
& Light
No par-r.
Mission Corp./iJu+.^.i;
1
Mission
Development Co~__,
__5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp____.10
3
-
87%
Pdwer
4
'
76%
Si
Minnesota
34% Jan
3
74i/a
*98
2
Mfg__i
Ss
35% Jan
5% Mar 27
80 i/a
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100
Fhllipp Corp
21%
76%
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a
>
21 »/a
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97
10
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Olrem
St
21% Oct
6
Inc
21
80
.
24
35% May 25
ir
Laboratories
Minn: Mining
45% Apr
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series
Utilities
Minneapolis* Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3% convertible preference
,..100,
24% Jin
24
preferred
South
Minerals
2
70 % Feb
Miles
2
98% Jftn
<
55% May 25
6
Apr
45 % Apr
.
May 23
83
19
97% Dec
44
Feb
8
40% Feb
5
25
Mar 19
70 %
17% May 25*
4
66% Dec
123% Deo
100
100
4.45%
21
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.100
series
Midland-Rdss
Corp common
5'%%
1st
preferred
Midwest Oil Corp_.^
the Week
21%
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series
preferred
Middle
'
83%
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preferred
Apr 10
58% Feb 14
101% May 22
Friday
'
82%
11%
.100
3.80%
39 %
,
;
27
30% Aug
3
series
May 24
21
39%
"
No par
pfd_100
3.85%
May 11
May 4
99
25"
50% May 25
'
<„
9
Jan
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
May 23
22%
42%
"
5
Inc
3.90%
PRICES
90
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int
84"-
8
30
41% Nov
3
30% Jan
4.35%
E'dison
SALE
84 %
25%
12.50
Co.iJ.i!
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Metropolitan
HIGH
V4
83
25c
benef'cl
AND
Wednesday
t
May 35
20
203/4
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86% May 15
Jan
80 % Jan
13
84 % July
6
of
Metro-GoldWyn-Mayer
Mar 28
96
Trust—Units
Mesta
52% Jan 12
58% Feb 15
87
May 22
37% May 25
8
10
Mergenthaler
May 22
21%
16%c
No par
.__
9% May 25
59% Mar 10
89% Jan
common
111/8 May 25
87
19
Inc
preferred
Tuesday
May '21
1.83%
Linotype Co
Merritt-Charman St Scott
70% May
Sep
Co
&
$3.50
Inc
Co
3
3
41'Mi Jail
Merck
Stores
Monday
>Pkr
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3
45% Jaii
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
28
74
5
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STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1«JC1
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vn
.
2
;26%
.
7.900
67,600
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9,300
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t:- ;■
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2
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jan
-4
10
Jan
3
16 3% Aug
8
26% Jan
27
31% Jan
12
•
.
4
30
233% Oct
■-
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183% Oct'
4
593/8 Jan
•
4
10
18% Apr
23
National
31% Jan
12
National
Aviation
78% NOV
46% July
7
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52
3
,
5y8
•
%
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148% Sep
124 %
27
8
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•
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5
.
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v
17 %
Nov,
22% Jan 20
6
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243/8 Sep
6-
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5% Jan
•••
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26
29'% Jan
6
54'% Nov
15
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13
3
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79% Jan
9
86
Dec
3
76% Sep
7
65% Aug
3
393% Aug 28
46
41
Mar 22
27
1
lS/8 July
4% Jan
'
24
8 3/8 Jan
23
21
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30
3
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14
81% Feb
27
-
753/4 Jan,23
383/4 Jan
3
;
•
48 % Aug
11
14
76'/4 Jan
3
83
82
-
Jan
6
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Apr
<
4
109
Dec
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5
98
'
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30% Jan
Mar 17
Nov
30
9
57% Jun
971/4 Aug
8
21
' July 18
Nov 28
12
117 ;. Feb
18
Jan
133/4 Jan
28
30
103
11
Jan
3
Jan
July
108% Jan
106
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5
Oct
112
•
-
433/4 Jan
4
86
18
17
3
-
25
85% May
107
-
18
Jan
May
30
Jan
!
•
9
7.
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.
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:
4
27% Jan
10
•
12
30
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25
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American
North
American
Cpal
70
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Mar
Ry
6
Northern
Natural
Gas
6
5%%
6
; 72
Jan
12
83
Jun
83
July
5
July 11
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5
30% Dec
28
15% Jan
3
23% Jan
4
21% Jan
41.% Jan
r'or
89
Nov
•
88
89
Nov
7
30
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85% Jan
8
91V2 Apr
Jan
3
Jan
19
86
Nov
14
34'A Dec
13
37V4 May 17
6
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iootuotes,
see
page
.
May .23
-
^10
Ry__^
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$4.16
preferred series
Northrop Corp.—
Northwest Airlines. Inc
5V4%
coiiv
Northwestern
Norwich
161%
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170
137'%
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137%
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16%,
19%
19%
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18
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12,200
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1958
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73%
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14
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253/8
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23
22
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37'.
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Pharmacal
313
—
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19%
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137%,
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.
162
161 %
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18
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162
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14%
100
2
161%
173/8
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16%
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series.
2
23,900
33
18
100
preferred
Mar 29
80
77%
32%
___10O
$4.11
36
95%
: 75
46
32%
19%
_100
31% Jan
25.
Co.
series
59% Jan
*95'%
78%
32
50
preferred
21% May 25
9534
7634
45%
31%
"
42
May 24
Co
$4.08
3
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79%
48'%:
26%
24
5
95%
77%
47
,
,
33%
100
31
♦95'%
823/4
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—100
Apr
49 3/8
95%
353/4
963%
series
.
45 3 a
48 %
80
29'%
series
- Feb
42 a4
200
13,200
28 »/4
96
preferred
35
6%
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5,800-
5,700
.
30%
44%
29 Vb
preferred
93
6%
-•
•
44 Va
23
$4.10
33Vs Jan
•
26 Va
45
l
33.60
'
30
States
25'%
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953/4
7
23 V8
78% Mar 23
May 11
6%
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2,900
50
27
'•
1,700
92 %
92
49'%
45
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923/4 May lo
253/8 May 25
86
Northern
Pacific
26'%
•
25%
91%
45%
1
preferred.!
Northern
6%
27'%r
26 Va
50%
•
*49%
41V2
*108
93
;
213/, May 11
33V4 July,20
35 % Aug.
7
4
.
v
18
85% Jan
'
4
373/4 Mar 16
74% Jan
29
86 % Dec
44% Jan
<••
29% May 25
9,
,-77% Mar 23*
27
82
34%. May 25
38% Nov
73/8
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50%
46 %
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preferred_^i.
5.60%
34,100
25%
92
t
46
,—100
5.80%
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263/8
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46'%
77
;
preferred
1
1141/4 Mar
13,700
27%
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7
5
Corp
Central
113% Mar
571/8
30%
100
—TOO
Aviation,
Northern
s,
IO8V2 May
1
109% Jan 15
54 %
28
Car 'Corp
2
109
58'%
30 3/8
50c
Apr
4
57Vc
285/8
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Jan
1041/4 Jan
7,000
58
29 %
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—10
72 Vb- Jan
48% Apr
21'/4
"28 %
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30
19
21
30Vb'
common—25
15
39% Jan
21 %
29%
•
-
preferred
preferred,.
American
21
30
_100
May 25
20
50% Mar 22'
•
Ry
Norris-Thermador
213%;
5
26 %
•
73/8
48%
100
Adjustment
6% "
251/4
263/4
83%-
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Co:—
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241%
28%
,-,100
preferred.^
preferred...:
preferred-^-—
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Chemical
Norfolk
*
25%
30 3/4
J
1
preferred_u_^
/
4.85%
Niagara
33,000
24'%
2934
com_No par
3.90%
.
393/4 July 19
preferred—,!—J-
IOV4 May 25
65 '/e Jan
2
'
6
Corp
23'
.
28,900
87V4
30%
15
preferred-^.
4
33,300
11 Va
84%
251%
91%
15%
Co
preferred-,—.
-13Va Mar 20
24
Shipbuilding
3-.60%,
4
:
St Louis
Niagara Mhk:Pwr Corp
•
38%
10%
90
29%
5
Y'State, Electric "Gas com.No par
$3.75
37 Va
11%
34%
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5% series A
i_100
York
38
11'%
85%
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3.40%
4
May 14
57% Apr
26 '
May 17
26
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23'
38% Feb
109% Jan
8
N
- /
3
27% Jan
4
5
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.
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;
30%
IPieferred
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31
26
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:
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92
109% Jan
May 14
12 %
Feb
-79-.
May 25
93 34
21 »/4 Jan
May
48% Apr
733/4 Feb
2
Jan
<
6
Jun
Jan
i
113% Mar 13.
12
,
Air
5,100
11,500
29 %
cbmmon_No par
Central
N
;19% Feb 26
.
York
25»/4
46
pfd_I00 f'
Mining Corp common—10" •_
preferred
^_100.
York
,
1371/2
News Ship & Dry Dock—l
Newport
24
29
Jersey Pr & Lt Co- 47o
New
25%,
*136
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25'%
:
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8
2
2
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27%
95%';
1
pre'ferred—•
England Electric
Newmont
.
2
Jan
:
New
20
May 15/
Jan
Jan
May 16
108
5
:
3% Jan
>
213/8 May 25
13
46% Dec
861/2 Feb
16
162
^-,-5
Systeml.—1
New England Tel & Tel Co
20
12
15
57
27
82%
1
Co.;
:
5
Co ,":(J J)
153/4
20%
'
27%
95%
^_No par
33/4 7e
New
•-
481%
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50c
Inc—
Meter
Newberry
861/2 May 10
96
•
19
85
12
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,
4
100% Jan
22
69
50% Feb
2
•
64
6
Jan
Jan
6
185/s Sep
2
265/8 Mar 27
41%
106
24
633/4 Dec
■
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»
81% Mar
12
79
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24
-
52
Jan
May 25.
27'/4
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27%
91%
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——4
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9
27%
22
503/4
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25
59 %
28
5
Neisner
Jan
58 '/a
51
162
Fibre
Co
58%
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25%
-
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26
223/s
58'A
No par.
Corp
Sugar Ref Co_
-
26
26%;
22
Co
Na torn as
12
<ian
2
•
343/s May 15
0
143/4 Dec
National
Service
Mar 29
11% Jan
39%
20%
70
Mar 14/
■24
26
41% Apr
20
54 %
73% Jan,
1031/4 Mar, 1
12
Jan
8,
Linen
Mar 19
21
411/4 May 25
72
Apr 10
•75% Mar 6'
|
9%
•
37% May 25
•
3
Jan
103
.2*% Feb
'26%
9C/2
Steel Corp_—
May 25
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9
Sep
71% Sep
68
National
45% Feb
•
,
10,400
10%..
50 %
3% •
30%
Starch
23,
2'A Apr
"
90%
•
■,.»
V*
.511%
15
•
251%
<
10'%
50%
V.nR
11%
86 Va
10'%
38%'
11%.
96%
_____100
National
•
May 25
12
'■
37'/4
121/4 "
91'/4
96%
7%,.
B*—;•
30
1% May 17
27
Dec
28% Jan
7'
6%, preferred
50% Apr
33% May 25
♦
2'/4 Dec
10
9
13% May 25
-31,
,
Mar 21
353/4 Jun
Feb
May 25
May 25
92
1
22
3934
12
12%
100
National-Standard
May 25
63."
3
-
15i% July 18
>
84 %
:
38
40%
*50%
preferred
National
May 25
•-.'• -76% May 24
•'
22% May 25
1
631% Jan
Jan-
7%
,/•
30
•>35% May 15"
Mar «3
80
27% Nov 28
1141,
43% Jan
•,
10
9% May 25
18% Apr 10
v
26 %
95%
common^,i.__l •
Apr
29
73/8 May 25
-13
.
*
25
7
National
9
Jan
Co
National
5
25%
._10
$4.50„ preferred—
Lead Co common
2
291/4 Apr 28
26 Va
50
National
16 "
16 % Jun
36% Jan
Gypsum
4"
4
223/a Jan
11
15%
Corp
National
3
General
23'% Feb
24
•74
Jan
National
193% May 25
10% Apr
' 3
•21% Jan
2
16 1/8 May 24
163/4 Dec
•
-
6
V 93/4 Jan
4
■
32
17 Vs May 25,
,
163/4
IV
-preferred
(conv)
National Fuel- Gas Co
27% May 15
21
15%
12
No par
4V2%
.35%. Jan
29% May 24
36% Aug 30
-
164% May
136% Mar
5
31% May 23
r
98
2
127% Jan
.33% Aug 17
56% Jan
973% May
5
May 25
Jan
23
91/4 Mar 27
423/4 May 25
93'% Jan
8
16"%
39%
Products
5
Natl Distillers & Cliem Corp com_5
7,4%% pfd series of 1951—_^_100 V
Mar 23
'303/4 Jan
5
.,
4
•92% May 25
-54
25% May 25
6 Vs Jan
Jan
30 3% Apr
2
18
3
H46 % Dec
833/4 Jan
47% Jan
75
-28%. July 21
.'72
;*■■■ 25% May 25
9
51^
Dairy
3
12
AUg 15-
23 % Jan
*
National
52 Va
^5-
1
Of
52<
-
10
•
City Lilies Inc
17
1313/4 Dec
i_______5
National
154 % May
3
Co-
Corp_-_
Register—
7
r
,17
Apr
Cash
Biscuit
22% May
65 % Aug
Sep 26
78
Can
National
National Castings Go.—
97
--90% Aug 25
National
2
-
5
99% Dec
-
National
4
18
>;i/
.10%
f92 -.
.
2 6 '/a
5
293% Feb
,
J1
•
24
Jan
132% Jan
.-54% May 25
1
33 % Nov
9% Apr
?
3
<
23
Aug
; 451/4 Apr
■
Corp
.241/4 May 25
20 Vb Apr
6
303A May 11
.,92% Feb 27
I 821/4 Aug- 25
16%
84% May 25
12
52%
Airlines^—•
May 25
T0!%
10%
'
7 52%
1
Jan
10'% May 25
v
5
Acme, Co.:
24
/ 263/4 Feb 28
9
-251/4 Jan
33% Apr
National
13%
...
7
•17% Dec
142'% Nov 30
Aug 10
Corp,_^Xl_J._^____.
Natco
62% Mar 16
37i%- May 24
8 5/s
"61% Jan
'
'.'11% Mar 29
1
.
42%
24
.
27%
.
.27
27
28%
..
19,300
2,000
(2506)
22
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Range Slnoe Jan.
1961
Year
Highest
Lowest
NEW
1
HIGH
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 21
STOCK
YORK
May 22
SALE
PRICES
May 23
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
•
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 25
May <j4
Shares
o
40% May 25
49% Jan
Ohio
2
Edison
35% Jan
52 Va Nov
16
95% Feb
23
92
Jan
11
98
May 15
4.40%
Jan
83% Nov
8
82
Jan
4
86
Mar 26
3.90%
Dec
27
99
89
79
Jan
100
93 Va Jan
Nov 22
95
36'A Jan
45% Aug
49
33% Jan
16% Apr
90
39
Dec
15% Jan
Ohio
OH
36% May 25
16% Jan
3
45% Mar
8
Okla
Gas
88% Jan
4
Dec
31% May 25
Dec
12
41% Jan
3
26% May 16
5
2
22% Jan
41
Nov
27
20
15%
26% Dec
3
19
20% May 23
28
102% Mar 22
60 % May
100% May'23
115
3
26% Jan
4
43% Dec
18
14'/a Jan
July 11
18
25
Jan
2
Pacific
May
9
15% Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
May 14
36 % Feb
20
Pacific
Gas
52% May 25
60'A Jan
2
Pacific
Pacific
Lighting
Telep &
52
23
65% Oct 20
48'A Apr
3
5
5% Jan
3
8% May 16
18-/8 Dec
7
24'A Aug 30
12 % Nov
24
26% May 15
13% Dec
14
16% Sep
177
19
Apr
8
26
6%
7% Jan
12
Pacific
18
Jan
3
15% Jan
12
Pan
American
24% Feb
12
Pan
Amer
59% Mar 14
5
95% Nov
24
92% Mar 16
97% Feb
8
18
85% Apr
11
39% May 25
58% Feb
16
32% Oct
25
28 % May
38% Mar 15
Parke
30
19
44% Apr 12
60% Nov 22
48% Jan
75% Apr
11
35 % Dec
27% May 21
35
Jan
31
Peabody
23'A Jan
9
27
Apr 28
24% Mar
27
May
24
Mar 29
Dec
26
33
Feb
21
7
5
1
19% May 25
26
o
27
27% Jan
1
May
48 Va Jan
3
42% May 25
52% Jan
17
28% Jan
3
45'A Nov
32
Apr
41
30% Dec
11
41% Jun
29
May 24
26% Jan
9
-5
97%Jun
90% Jan
12% May 25
18% Feb
59
Dec
40'A May >10
54% Jan
48
Nov
3
583A Dec
12
42
May 14
36
Sep 27
July 24
50% Jan
24
37
Jan
593/a Nov
8
63 % Apr
20
43% Jan
12
37% Jan
3
76
94% Feb
1
100
•
3
May 23
333/a May 24
Dec
1
May
8
19% Mar 15
593/8 Mar 23
May 25
66 V2 Jan 31
99
Jan
19ya Dec
14
153A May 24
15
49y2 Apr 20
5Va May 25
27% May 11
19% Jan
2
42
Feb 13
3% Mar 30
Jan
3
30% Jan
3
53% Nov 24
44% May 25
46% Jan
3
65y4 May 16
55
30 ye Jun
29
35'A Nov 27
Sep 12
80% Sep 22
91% July 5
103% Mar 29
LOO
85
100
Dec
104% Mar
Aug 14
33% Jan
Mar
3
3
125
793A Jan
30
86
77% Jan
Nov
57% Mar 15
15
34% Mar 20
May 25
623/a Jan
30y8 May 25
98% Jan
96
5
8
Jan
98V2 May 17
12
106
44% May 25
11
87y2Mar27
83% Mar 16
81
Jan
25
84% Feb
25
47
May 25
19% Feb
2
26% Apr
2
6
52
Apr
30
69
Jan
4
Dec
28
97
Feb
6
100
Jan
15
60% Jun
5
41% Jan
11
3
76% Dec
94
Feb
3
99
38
Dec
20
39 Va Jan
10
68% Oct
18 3A Jan
3
27% May 25
43% May 24
27% Apr
27
80
75
88
73% May 25
Dec
27
12% Oct
23
131
Sep
3
62% Dec
8
9% Oct
30
Nov
21
3
127% Jan
20
28
5
5
96% Jan
5
69
9
Feb
13
-
Mar 15
—
—
6
122
78
Jan
4
13.0
Jan
3
Dec
13
101
May 25
8
55
May 23
5% Apr 12
121% May 23
22% Mar 30
29% Jan
2
85
Jan
5
83% Jan
3
88% Nov
17
87
Jan
2
92% Nov 22
106
Nov
22
104% Jun
28
70% Aug
21% Jan
7
78
9
23% Apr
May 17
22% Nov
22
97
12
109
7
16
118% Jan
8
Jan
108% Dec
84% Apr
33% Jan
3
173
3
14
3
7
107
Jan
5
29Va May 14
15
4
110% Feb
10
15
33% Apr 25
797/s Apr 11
2
19
24% Apr
13
11
94
F«»b
8
145
Jan
23
7% May 25
87'A Aug 14
43% Oct
Apr
22% Jan
22% Jan
May 12
3
May 21
71% Jan
Mar 29
Nov
91% May 17
94% May 7
90% Jan
—
21
2
12
104% Jan
86
Jan
3
36% May 14
11
H20%May25
32% Oct
24
42
Jun
12
30% May
31% Sep
27
39% Jun
14
31
57% Feb
1
May 25
172
Mar 30
10% Feb 21
bb
oan
23
43% Jan
2
*17%
'
105
35%
101
353/4
101
104
17%
17%
18
56%
32%
*150
1
6%
5
19
13
32%
19'A
12%
13
13
11
12%
23%
55%
12%
22%
22%
55
No par
6%
19
22%
/
r
'
19
12'A
1
32%
x6%
7
55%
~
*26
Sand
Light
22%
12%
31 y4
/
RR
Stores
Inc
100
100
43
46% A;
35y4
31%
35 Va
1
Corp
36%
102
98%
-Xj^i 14%
10
—5
J 42
153/8
53y2
48
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-■
-
101
87
*97%
,■
105
50c
5
100
100
5
1
53
,
of
com
/
->
4.80%
preferred
•
preferred
8
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
Pullman
5
-
30%
97
-
*-
-
■
3
No par
Inc.—
98V2
*104y2
105
48ya
78
85
*83%
52%
21%
50%
20%
58
99%
58
*98%
35%
53%
35%
50%
17%
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*73%
15%
10
48
•
-
.
63%
30%
91
95
97
101
17%
12'A
22
13
44
34y2
30
35%
102%
18
17%
7,000
12
12%
1,900
29%
30%
54,400
54%
52%
54%
14,400
31%
13,100
31%
31%
150%
6%
*146
6%
18
148
6%
18
12%
12
80
6%
11%
5,100
18%
18%
5,200
12
6,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
14,900
21%
22%
19%
21%
74,600
54%
x51%
53%
17,900
53%
*93%
95
95
95
42%
43
39%
42
10,200
29
29%
28%
29%
32,000
51
51%
50
50%
1,900
27%
29%
28
•28%
37,800
*25%
26%
25%
25%
600
20%
19%
20%
5,300
21%
21%
21%
7,200
■r
20
x21%
13%
20
13%
13
44%
43
43
43%
44%
42%
43%
20,400
33%
34%
32
33%
7,400
*43
29
29%
35%
.
103%
99%
13%
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35%.
800
35%
,100
8,700
106 Va
105
99%-
110
610
380
.,101%,
M
13%
14
12%
13y4
41%
„■*
4,300
30
34%
104
41%
40%
40%
43%
47%
46%
46
•46
40%
,-41%
15 3/«
153/4
•
18,500
15%
'
5,700
53
42
2,500
44
;
15%
15%
29%;
5,300
"•
2,500
100 •.:■
29
v
130
-21,900
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16 '
-
343/4/
53
.
100
J-
13,700
461/4
15%
54
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47%
41%
33%
46%
43%
1,300//
40%
/15 3/4
*53
66,900
46%
.
36
33%
•;! V:
30
30%
3
3%
3VA
3%
46%
47%
44%
47 %
56%
56%
55
,
561%
-!"
•
t '
4,200
■
.
78%
28%
63%
30%
90%
17%
140
12%
31%
15%
533/4
48
101 '/
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16y8
15%
16
:
31%-..*- 29%/31%
3
>
3
•• 3%
50
x46%-48%
58
563/a
57%
313/8
30%~ 31
101
1013/4 1013/4
87y4
87'%
87%
98y2
*98%
99%
105%
*105
105%
50%
45
49
78y2
79
81V4
85y2
86
86
84%
83%
83%
52%
48%
50%
21%
20%
20%
58
57
:58
99%
*98%
99%
35%
33%
35
53%
x47%
51
17%
16%
17%
81
*79%
81
79
*73%
79
15%
14%
15%
137%
21%
55%
58
9%
9%
*46%
48
49
49%
27%
28%
*121
123%
59
59%
*105% IO9
60
64%
*5%
5%
127
136
*17
17%
94%
94%
•>'
40%
41 Va
5,400
30%
147
45ya
47%
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40
42Va
33 y2
36y4
15V4
15%
53%., 53%
453/4 ■ 47 •
443A
37 y2
600
34
100%
54%
13%
41 Va
18
"
12%
43%
45%
34%
30'A
48%
46y2
33%
5,000
10,200
101
100%
17%
2,270
t
83
30 Va
27%
26
20%
22%
36
35%
101%
>101
12%
32%
54%
55%
31%
31%
*150
151 %
6%
7
18%
19
12 '
12%
11%
11%
21%
22Va
54%
54%
*93%
95
423/3
437/g
'
29%
30%
49%
53
27%
26
101
34%
101
*40 Va
90
*94
95
*96
97%
109
109
*108% 109%
30
307/8
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77
23%
23%
*22%
24 151
151
7%
7%
*86
87
39%
40%
20%
21
31%
32
32%
33%
108% 108%
109% 109%
30%
31
.*75%
77
*23%
24%
*22%
24
*147
160
7%
7%
*86
87%
■
40%
40%
21%
21%
31%
32%
33%
33%
,63%
80%
>100%
3,300
21%
60%
35%
14%
76%
27%
62 Va
30%
21%
65
83
65
41V2
100
20%
58%
102
35
21%
v.
,82%'
103%
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100Va
13%
14%
*136
21%
41%
78%
28%
90
*94
No par
9
Oil
*
100
10
87
98%
87
40.%
28%
63
-
25
25
Puget 8ound Power .V Light Co
57
31
101
95
77%
- •
100
called
57V2
31%
101 %
94%
No par
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
47%
50y2
49%
28%
28%
*121
123%
58%
59
106
107%
62%
63%
5%
5%
136
141
17%
17%
.
-
100
Ind
3
*49
100
preferred
3Va
137%
9%
*46%
31%
36
104%
,
533/8
47
" *993/4
.// 16ya
31
17%
80%
79
15%
58
No par
preferred
4.32%
preferred
4.16%
preferred
.
*136
21%
Public Service Co of Colorado
5
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No par
$1.40 div preference com
No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18%
preferred
100
4.30%
preferred
100
5.28%
101
17%
80%
*73%
15%
'
10
3%%
54
49
84%
52
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
_No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st (series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Plttston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co ex-distribution
5
Polaroid Corp
1
Poor & Co
10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref-100
Public Serv Co
473/8
*45y4
42y2
367/8
15%
46y2
45%
38
15%
*83%
35%
preferred—
48y4
51%
80
85%
51
78y8
*98%
5.05%
14
82
43%
46%
40 Va
*85
No par
Gamble
14%
31%
49%
56y2
31 Va
■
98%
98%
42%
31%
V
35
103
16
3
13
44
34%
69
20
22%
22%
12V2
*42
45%
31'
35'%
105%
16
100
preferred
series
13
43
35
com—.No par
27
20y4
20
45%
,
28Va
*26
20%
22%
95
27%
28
20V4
1
3
preferred—
&
553/4
27
1
5.
Corp
Glass
&
55
27%
25
21
80%
31
152
*150
153
.
101
54%
31%
50
preferred
Pure
104
56%
38% Mar
Mar 27
:
36%
56%
r
21%
57%
$4.75
106
12%
23% May
37
*100
.71%
80%
66
100%
69 3/4
79%
33
common
32% Apr 19
7
21
20%
70%
81
12'A
preferred
69
Apr 17
31% May 14
6
21%
,
1
25% May 25
Dec
15%
21
32
Corp
56% May 14
87
17%
21
*35%
5
14
8
16%
12%
common
Procter
81% Aug
171/4
32"%
preferred
2
30% Apr
3
Line
92% Jan
70% Nov
16%
*105
70c
16
•—
18%
12%
Potomac Electric Power Co
3
17%
70
50c
8
101% Nov
18
32%
Inc
47% Mar
4
3
10
Jan
Jan
.60%
*25%
Inc-5
Corp
37% May 24
72% May 25
Dec
Jan
Jan
May 11
5% Apr
221
62%
80%
com__14 2/7
21
Jan 22
95% Mar 5
4
Jan
Jan
35% Mar 29
86
45
60%
21%
5
16% May 25
92% Jan 11
97% Oct
28
86
24
8
43
102
55% Jan
9
May 25
53
50
Jan
116% Mar
14
Nov
54
19% Jan
~~
13
238% Nov 28
3
73
May 25
Feb
107
19
33% Jan
May 25
79% Dec
3
Apr
May 1
29% Feb 16
4
46
—
17% Jan
139
9
12% Jan
45
135
16% May 15
8% May 25
12
24
120
8
20
Jan
21% Nov 27
3
Dec
55% Jan
19
1
Jan
45
63%
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forcings Co
1
22
67"A Feb
65% Jan
61
May
Jan
25
47%
61%
No par
$4
52% May 25
17% May 17
Aug 11
46 % July 21
81
13% May 25
28% Apr
79% Feb
27
Jan
21
18% Mar 16
18% Jan
9% Jan
Apr
23
86% Mar
26
24%
46
10
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
65% Mar 19
16% May 25
24
88% Mar 21
Apr
3.90%
19
597/8 Mar 14
81 % Aug 23
88
5
Jan
4
30,900
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
•.
2
81
May 22
84
14% Jan
175
Jan
112y2 Jan
78
8
44'A Jan
113
4.68%
31
Jan
24
May
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
44
5
12
51% Sep
123
13
Apr
88
8
102% Jan
6
102%. Feb
2
82% Jan
1
84% Nov 29
3
78y2Jan
May 21
17,700
16%
24%
63%
17%
Permanente Cement Co common—1
5%
convertible preferred—
50
Pet Milk Co common
No par
4%%
preferred—
3
100
Petroleum Corp of America—____1
PfaudleT Permutit Inc
5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
33%c
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
Phila Electric Co common—No par
4.40%
preferred
—100
3.80% preferred
_100
4.30% preferred
100
19
100% Feb
15
60%
25%
46%
63
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—No par
473/8
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
100
*453A
Pepsi-Cola Co
.
33V3C .•?•■.;.•/:/••'• 44%
Perkln-Elmer Corp
lv;,
36y2
52% Mar 19
Apr 30
56% Feb 16
58
Jan
2
42
12
11,200
42%
59%
Co
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
52
Nov 20
26
96
2
14% May
—
__
15% Sep
32% Sep
'
40
24%
41
61
preferred
4.40% series preferred
51
3
23%
44%
4%%
2
,
24%
Ford
Power
Penn
101% May 25
18 % Dec
3
24%
•
25%
No par
Pennsylvania
3
.95 ;i,Jan
3
i
32% Jan
46
20
38% Mar 22
106 Va May 25
100
42%
*94
46%
10
30%
55
Chemicals
17%
90
30y4
521/2
Inc
*94
32,400
31%
conv
*17%
32%
30%
Co
17%
94%
3iy8
No par
prior
17%
32%
Co
&
17%
*17%
32
45
(J C)
Pennsalt
2
6
98% Mar
101% Jun
Jan
34% Feb
30
32% May 14
Dec
19
94% Sep
11% Jan
40
6
173/4
425/3
Fruit
4.68%
17%
*94
54%
*93%
Coal
&
Penney
17%
94%
95
Co
19 % Jan
42% May 18
8,800
45
Penn
12% May 22
14
38%
441/3
2
9
49% Apr
59% Nov 20
23% May
36%
2,500
Corp
Cement
5
,
38
39%
*93%
Penn-Dixie
4
3
41% Jan
37
38%
39
94%
Corp—1
Airways
4
37% Apr
15% Jan
38%
16,600
1
conv
Penick
37
38%
36%
Sulphur
Pictures
Davis
5%
37%
100
Paramount
2
50
37%
Transportation
Parmalee
3
Sep
19% Jan
25
99%
36%
No par
Pipe
*98%
38
33
preferred
4%
86% Jan
53% Jan
98%
32%
of America
East
Panhandle
98%
38%
33%
Aggregates
World
99%
371/4
33
Electronics
20
May 22
197/8 May 25
48% Jan 19
*98%
33%
100
Packard-Bell
11% May 25
6
98 %
39%
33%
Corp
Packaging Corp.
98%
38%
37
com—6.25
Co
Teleg
90
99%
40
36%
30c
Consolidated
5
23% Mar
May 24
Tin
102
94
preferred
11
Mar 22
59% Nov 22
39% Juiy 19
158% Feb
147
3
23% Dec
39% Jan
May 24
6% May 24
30% May 14
4
30 % Jan
141 % Jan
2
>101%
36%
Corp
&
180
101%
94
Electric
&
410
85%
36%
Corp
American
12
9,000
97%
37%
preferred
17% May 23
34% Dec
43%
85
94%
No par
28
5
21
40%
97%
85%
101%
101
43
97%
36%
—i————.—lOO:
Oxford Paper Co common
15
$5 preferred
No par
5
101
41%
97%
*85%
85%
Corp—5
1
Fiberglas
3
15
Mar
12% Oct
33% Dec
Jan
101 % Feb
16
98
37%
Utilities
Glass
26
24% Jun
13
43
33% May 25
97% Jan
*94
42%
97%
37%
Co
4%
101%
*17%
20
100
Corp
Marine
Owens-Illinois
2
Mar 23
101%
*98%
3.125
Owens-Corning
Jan
120% Apr
98
2
96
18
6
13
Jan
79% May 22
101%
*101
413/4
*851/4
7.50
Elevator
Outlet
2
87% Feb
11
26
87% Jan
1
85%
38%
Gas
Rockland
Outboard
98
85i/4
common_5
Co
Chemical
Gas
&
&
Otis
Apr
Sep
82 % Oct
Oil
Orange
25% Jan
25
Natural
Olin
3
24% Mar
May 25
Electric
&
Mathleson
23
43
97%
85%
No par
Olin
Jan
76
42%
98
39%
preferred-,.
preferred-,
54% Jan
May 25
59% May 25
43%
97%
_100
100
100
100
4.24%
7
43
85%
15
common
Co
Oklahoma
34% May 14
104
106
4%
23
94% Apr 25
Feb 26
22
82
24
Sep
18% Apr
31
28% Feb
17% Oct
16% Jan
45% Mar 14
20
Nov
37% May 23
59% Oct
4
4.44%
41
24
4
76
100
52 % Aug
17
56 % Jan
■<
18
4.56%
18
May 16
Apr
42 % Nov
11
39% Jan
103
4
17% Mar 15
12
Aug
4
32 Vb Aug 24
85
19
95% Jan
'
90 V2 Jan
Jan
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
30%
30%
30%
101%
101%
101
:
87%
*87
98%
98%
•
•
5,000
52,100
|>
30%
;
.13,900
10,700
/
250
1013/4
87%
310
87%
*98y2
,
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70
-
110
105
*104%
443/4
48
441%
463/4
40,300
79
79%
79%
81%
19,600
85
85
105
86
*85
833/4
493/a
-
100
84%
47
320
48%
*83%
833/4
4.8%
105
27,900
20%
21 %\
20%
21%
5,000
56
56%
53%
55%
10,400
99%
99%
*98%
99%
32%
323/8
27%
31%
43%
48
44
46
16%
16%
16%
100
5,700
24,100
5,800
16%
30
*79%
81
79%
79%
*73%
75
73%
733/4
100
xl3%
13%
1,500
14%
14%
135
137
*135
90
135
136
20%
54%
9%
*46%
*47%
27%
*121
56%
104
55
5%
121%
16%
137%
-20%
55%
17%
16%
17%
16%
16 %
95
95
94%
95
95
95%
38%
75
27%
40%
76%
27%
37%
38%
37%
38%
74%
76%
72%
74%
26%
27%
25%
26%
30,000
13,700
60
.30%
90%
62%
30%
90%
60
60%
x57%
60 %
30,400
30
30%
x29 %
30
90va
*89%':
91
*94
95
96
96%
*108
107
108% 108%
29%
30%
*75%
77
*23%
24%
*22%
24
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155
7%
7%
*86
87%
39%
40
20%
20%
31%
31%
32
32%
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95
*92%
95
*95%
97
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95
60
20%
20%
20%
2,500
54%
20%
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52%
53%
21,800
8 %'
25,300
9
8%
9%
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47%
45
45%
*47
48
46
47
28
26%
27%
9%
48
48
28
27%
4
*121
123%
*121
123%
58%
105%
59%
5%
133%
104
*102
55
101
57%
56%
5%
5%
130%
126 %
55%
5%
,
124%
123%
53
101
56%
55%
100
400
10,600
4,500
■f.
710
4,700
57
16,800
5%
136
217,100
2,700
900
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-
•
12,700
1,300
,
'
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440
'
- '
108
108%
xl06%
107
560
109%
109%
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110
180
29%
30%
29%
*75%
24%
;
110
16,100
7%
20
86
86
87
200
24
160
7%
7%
7%
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24%
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148
148
77
*23%
*22%
24
*22%
7,900
30%
*75 %
77
*23%
'
39%
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39%
8,100
21
21%
20%
203/4
3.400
31%
32
31%
31%
32
31
39%
•.
'
8,400
32
•
313/4
21,300
Q
17
96
Dec
Jan
13
145
Sep
126% Jan
4
31
Aur
131
For footnotes,
see
67% May 25
140% Jan
4
283/4 May 18
page
25.
91% Feb
146
16
Mar 13
303/4 Jan
3
Quaker
6%
Gats
Co
preferred
Quaker State
OH
5
73
100
Refining Corp—10
145
common
29%
73%
145
29%
'
73
145
29%
74%
145
29%
69
145
*29%
:.
72
145
29 %
68%;
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*29%,
70%
146
29%
67 %
146
29
70
146
29%
*
6,200
140
500
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Volume
195
Number
6163
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2507)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
May 22
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 21
May 23
Par
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May 25
May 24
Shares
R
49 % Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
23
75
Dec
51% May 23
9
72
11
Jan
34% May
16% Oct
23%
24
26% Dec
5
57% Jan
27
17 % Jan
4
34% Sep
27
79
45
Jan
21% Jan
30% Feb
13
10 %
81
May 25
14% Feb
24% Apr
18
11% Mar 22
1
14% May 25
10 %
July 26
15% Jan
18
58
Oct
13
71% Dec
8
12% Jan
3
20% Nov
3
»
31% May 14
7% May 25
25% Feb
44% Aug
July 19
16
Jan
Oct
26
16% Jan
25
May
16
Reading
Co
10 % Feb
1
Jan
15
4%
non-cum
13% Jan
15
4%
non-oum
2nd
66% Jan
2
Red
21% Mar
5
Reed
18
Jan
23
Owl
Reeves
21% Feb
12
4
Reichhold
19% Apr
6
Reliable
Apr
7
38% May 23
49 % Jan
4
Reliance
Aug 24
49% Jun
13
16
Jan
23
Reliance
66% Mar
7
58
May
1
May 11
23
11
76
Jan
30
21% Dec
29
25
18
15
May 25
24
Jan
19
10% Jan
3
18% May 11
14% Jan
6
22
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
9
52
23
84
37% Mar
Dec
9% May 25
14% May 14
3
60
May
38 % Jan
May 23
Aug
18
44% May 25
3
60% Nov
8
23
56% Jun
29
May 25
24% May 25
90% Oct,
23% May
8
12% Dec
14
Jan"
Reynolds
3
111% Nov
34
37% Sep
25
51% Apr
27
3
34% May 10
75% May 25
37% May 25
30% Jan
8
Nov
30
50% Mar 13
23 %
32% Feb
10
47% Jun
5
43% Jan
19
62% Oct
20
Rheem
44% Mar 14
28% May 25
51% Jan
9
Riegel
34% Mar 26
May 25
Richfield
37 % Mar 19
Ritter
42% Feb
62% Mar
5
23% Jan
34
Nov
27
27
38% Aug
9
% Jan
29% Jan
33% Apr
8
31% May 25
92
38
Feb
Apr
18
Oil
Rohr
90% Jan
27% May
17% May 25
24% Jan
12 % Jan
13
27% Dec
18
May 25
29% Feb
3
27% Dec
94
12
Feb
8
25% Apr
23% May 24
22 % Mar 13
27% Apr
29% Sep
19
43% Apr
33% Jan
40 % May
16% Jan
18
10
36% Jan
63% Dec
3
6
3
Nov
27
404% Dec
26% Jan
3
37% Dec
18
15% Jan
3
2_0% Nov"
70% Jan
5
79
41% Oct
311/2 July 20
92
Jan
Apr
100
4
3
39% Feb
7% Jan
3
22% Nov 21
3
22
21% Jan
"3
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3
34% May
5
11.-
8
;70
May
38
Nov
8 %
87
Jan
4
5
Jan
3
27
Jun
74
21
16
'
.
'
Nov
Jan
25
5
Co
Corp
49
47
48%
443/8
36%
333/4
353/4
29
32%
19,700
26%
25%
27%
24®/8
25%
81,100
493/a
493/8
89%
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13
13%
." 4%
12
38%
38%
39
35
34%
35
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26
3214
33
32%
323/4
29%
53
53%
53
5314
52%
1
No par
133/4 May 26
4
14
26
94 %
2
4%
26
211/2 Mar
Jan
Bafeway Stores
May 15
352% Jan
37
4
Jan
8014 Feb
;
:
common
May 24
Jan
Feb
Apr
19
24
11% Jan
...
14
4234 Jan
.
.
9
98 % Feb
2
'85
96% May
7
71% May'25
HI/2 May 25
8% May 24
103% Feb
7
8
Convertible
34%
333/8
106
34
97%
31%
32
100%
30%
*92
8,400
313%
100
313/s
32%
12,500
92
33%
95
93%
313/4
97
7,990
93%
80
19%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
17%
18%
11,300
21%
21%
20%
21%
18%
19%
19
18
24,300
24
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183/4
23%
93%
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26%
10%
26
24%
25
26
26%
25
253/4
243/4
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25
25
38%
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25%
26
26%
7 26
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18%
23%
37%
38%
36%
37%
37
373/8
363/4
373/8
145,000
11 %
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48%
1
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20
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900
19%
17%
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163/4
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76
76
76
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31%
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320
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35%
36%
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36%
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11,660
11
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11%
10%
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10
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10
103/a
78,500
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14
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31% Mar
'23% Jan
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3
Air
Seaboard
;
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Falls
2
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Co
2
Seiberling
143/a Jan
4
103 % Feb
7
Roebuck
Servel
'
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
&
Corp
Co
common
1
preferred—
May 14
22 %
May 24
May 25
8
Apr 26
48% May 25
27
Jan
29% Jan
Shahmoon
Industries
Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas
:
Apr
Corp
(Frank G)
-
203/s
■
3,500
35,100
40 % Feb
283/8 Apr
23
5
72% Feb
28
563/a Mar
4
Soo
2°
South
Amer
South
Carolina
53
Feb
30% Feb
18% Jan
20
71
16
38% Dec
14
27 % May 25
35% Mar
4
3
13% May 25
18% May 25
35
May 15
16
May 25
9
91 % Jan
4
26% May 22
833/4 Jan
5
3
59% Feb
Puerto
Rico
Pacific
Apr
2
*
1
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86
8
$4.50
Mar
9
12%
11%
11%
1,700
8%
17,900
85/8
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35
353/4
35
35%
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105
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35
36%
173/4
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31,400
40,400
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34%
35%
20
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16%
16%
15
36
36%
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14%
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20%
21%
20%
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18%
20%
18%
19%
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19%
18,700
24%
243/4
54%
2914
24
24%
53
<23%
50%
273/4
24%
51%
273/4
23%
23%
x51
' 28%
49
503/4
24%
50 Va
4,500
27 3/8
27%
25%
22%
25
18
34
34%
34
'34%
108 %
103
53%
*29
;
Co
/
'
52%
*25%
25%
34%
35%
35%
10914 112
<
106 3/4
/
/
29
_
26
263/a
353/s
108%
56%
29%
/
25
'
106%
19,300
55
54%
543/4
10,200
27
28%
25%
27
21 %
19%
21
18"%
20%
24
22%
233/a
22%
23%
57%
60
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573/4
54
57%
19,200
51%
53
51%
52%
50%
51%
62,800
23
21
22%
233/a
23%
24
24%
19%
2314
60
61%
603/4
623/4
52%
53%
52%
53%
-
8%
8%
55%
5-
com
*52
common-
7%
8%
54
6%
7
1,600
8 3/a
8 s/a
13,300
48%
51%
6,800
54
52
52%
200
35%
34
35%
34
34%
2,000
30%
29%
30
29%
293/a
8,700
*52
54
27%
51
51%
51%
49
50 %
483/4
48%
48%
47%
48
46 %
47%
483/4
44
453/4
43%
44%
43
433/4
X41%
42%
6.000
453/4
52%
50 %
51%
49%
51
17,200
20
19%
19%
77
*74%
20
*74%
273/4
193/4
20
263/a
54%
19%
25%
46,300
253/4
52%
193/4
x25%
51
25%
263/a
553/a
26%
25%
26
25%
543/a
193/4
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31%
*17%
223/4
-
1
17%
•
32
*94%
17%
' *
17"%
95
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;
53/a
5%
33%
*94%
1
•
30%
17
213/4
173/4
233/4
5%
-
28%
32
32%
'
-
80o
25
353/4
8%
503/4
4514
1
No parNo par
54
8%
51%
293/4
51
*48%
-
1
10fc.
common
7
7%
52%
4,300
49
21
29%
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(Del)—No par
a.--
'
8%
51
*52
*34%
8%
55%
7,700
43,800
28%
30%
*31
203/4
30%
31%
21
8%
common—
35%
7%
7%
106%
29%
31
20%
28
50%
2914
2.50
Co
*52
363/4
31%
•
El_No par
Co
7.50
Inc
8%
53
54
*353/4
1
Co
7%
8
400
33,600
545/a
223/4
•
1,000
8,000
55%
29
27%
5,700
28
22
•
28%
54%
27%
283/a
' :
49
♦27 -
X-
343/4
343/a
106% 109%
'
56%
55%
23%
4,400
__
56%
*7%
Corp.
preferred
-
5i3/4
....
preferred
(AG) & Bros
Industries
Inc
11%
18
&
Gas
4.20% preferred
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50 preferred
May
38% Mar
12 3/a
17%
54%
Service
Gas
Spencer Chemical
19
12
914
3,300
14
Spartans
97
77,600
18
Spalding
95
75
145/a
5
24% Jan
71%
17%
Railway
non-cum
Sparton
78%
14%
5
Southern
2
74%
14%
com_4.50
California Edison
Southern
24
1,600
7614
79%
10,600
17%
2
8 % Jan
41
18%
47% Jan
42% Jan1
20%
39%
17%
14 %
35
7
16
20
42
17%
26 3/4 Jan
Apr
203/4
413/4
l43/4
7
75
20%
42%
173/4
2.50
Sugar
Public
16
5%
21%
41%
14%
No par
1
Co
Southern Co
26
13,500
14,500
1 17%
common—No par
20
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs__100 1
Southwestern Public Service Co
1 -
% Apr
4%
26%
19%
>.
14%
15
Co
Natural
8
43/4
19
.
18
Labs_Nopar
preferred
Southern
30
70
18%
50
Gas
Mar 21
50
150
.
18%
Platinum
&
Indiana
72% Oct
15
Jersey
Southern
30
10,400
81%
25%
5
Inc
E&G
Southern
61% Oct
Jan
8%
5
96%
;22%
20
5
Inc
Co
Gold
52% May 10
193,6 NOV
90
South
,
27 %
5
4%
!
96%
213/4
81%
96%
233/8
84
14%
20
preferred
Southeastern
31% Mar 30
5714 Jan
9
25.
South
16
French
Line Railroad
5%
19
22%
64,000
86
♦84%
19%
10
Oil Co
15
16
2
&
Mobil
Feb
Jan
Mar
Kline
Socony
9 % Jan
17% Jan
page
Smith
*95
•80
5,600
31%
30%
86
26%
25
Marchant
58
10 % Jan
Co
Corp
Smith-Corona
-
31%
*84%
19%
9%
/
30%
,
8,000
.65%
18
!
♦
-
1
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
1
!
4,500
73/4
7%
62
\
27%
105
9%
"
7%
66
20%
5%
9
21
33 3/a -34
64
96
9%
3614
43
345/8
7%
\?
86
*102%
4*
9%
465/8
50o
5
(AO)
29% Jan
12
10
16%
Corp
Smith
23% Feb
91
Oil
8
473/4 Mar 15
17
Singer
x803/8
./
36%
i„.
353/8 Mar
33
4% May 11
30% May 25
123/a
35%
No par
Manufacturing
Oil Co
65 % Mar 20
44% May 31
42%
813/4
20%
50c
Sinclair
5
4014 Jan
14
2l3/4
42%
*9
No par
Skelly
Feb
18
4
203/4
43%
82%
14,100
45%
1
21
62
18
24
21%
3,600
453/4
9%
•34
23%
20%
12%
32%
9%
9%
9%
81%
20%
'
>
83
7%'
23%
27%
16%
New
129% Mar 22
"
19%
36%
Simplicity Pattern Co
17
8
*80
5
"
■
27 %
5%
1
Simonds Saw & Steel
i
2414
20%
No par
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
55% Mar 12
-23%
•
30%
*84%
96
28
''*102% 105
No par "
Oil Co
33%
86
96%
"
81%
" 4%
27
19%
93/4
-
1
Steel
Sharon
Simmons Co
.
273/8 May 24
41% May 25
2 4 5/8 May 14
49 % May 25
Feb
2
19
16
27
Jan
56
33% Mar 29
44 % Jan
46
183/4 May
84
71%
31%
*84%
*95
96%
24%^/
81%
12%
No par
2.50
-
113/4 Mar 30
70%
20%
"
.
l
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ordJEl
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
May 14
44% May 25
27
"
5 ""
3
18% May 15
May 14
54% May 11
25 s/8 May 25
18% May 25
■;*"
33%
86
r5%'
5
Bealright-Oswego
.
27%
"
1
Seagrave Corp
46% ,' -
*42%
20 " '
Co—
Shell
May 25
8%
*80
-
—l*"*1;«>>■
Corp of Amer
Line RR
Finance
413/8 Mar 20
22% May 24
-493/4 Feb 15
453/4
'
' 33%
34'
734 ;
8%
"24%
100
35
26
.
•
Shattuck
153/a Jan
'
71
32%
*84%
*95
—_25
23% Mar 28
30
'
70%
•"
No par
BcovlH Mfg Co commonx3.65%
preferred
14 % May 25*
17
24
• /
—No par
No par
common
preferred'-——
preferred
4
Apr
8r
-
l
12
10
13
-
l;
$3.40
$4
-
30
813/4 May 18
'
1
V
Co
"
3D
j
Schlumberger
-
35c
293/4 Jan
613A Nov
4,000
32
26
92%
45% Feb
53% Nov
see
31%
*25%
18%
% May 24
32% May 25
18% May 25
3
footnotes,
102
100
common
Schering Corp common
5% convertible preferred
Schick
>
May 11
26% Jan
May 25
19
11
For
34%
104
32%
26
,92%
10
Schenley Industries Inc
-
*-•
60% Feb
42% Jan
/
6
8
88 % Apr
523/8
19%
100
San Diego Imperial Corp—
Sangamo Electric Co_—X—
27% Jan.
5
29
-
51%
93%
100
pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
103/a Jan
16
21
k
52%
1914
1.66%
conv
1st
16% Jan
May 24
May 25
31% Sep
3
.: 32
;
35
34%
No par
2.50
Co
St Regis Paper Co
18 % Jan
May 10
31% Dec
26
513/4
*92%
St Joseph Light & Pwr new„No
par
St L San Fran Ry Co com—No
par
Preferred series A 5%
100
1
23
May
40 %
1
May 25
.
243/s Nov
22
Jan
32
101
20 g
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
39 3/a Mar 12
100
26
Mar 23
v
31%
5
preferred
4.30%
2014 May 21
26
May 24
34% Oct
5,500
53
24,200
603/a Jan
26
50
82
29%
48
Feb
34
973,4 May
64% Ar
28 S/8
15,100
4
-
30
11
5
3
29
10%
49% Oct
26
2,100
31%
11%
303/4 Dec 21
88% Jan
233/4
10 3/8
5214 Jun
20% Jan
23%
12
153/a Jan
3
2,900
25%
103/4
273/a Jan
Jan
II,600
233/s
123/a
48% May 14
6% May 25
88
23,900
373/4
32
12
54
3
803/4
37%
31
*253/8
10
75%
37%
33
12%
14
Jan
81%
12%
28
28.
803/4
13
Nov
11% Apr
*32%
18% Feb
5214 Dec
34% Apr
51% Nov
38%
34%
4,000
77
3
38%
19%
4
12
81%
38
193/a
3
Jan
80%
X32%
20
383/4 Jan
7
7 % Jan
10,800
193/4
46% Jan
20% Jan
16,200
4%
19%
363/4 Jun
27
11%
4
193/4
4
26% Jan
11%
4%
20%
3
29% Oct
12
4
19%
34
3
11%
4%
20%
98
20% Jan
200
12%
4
20%
6
49% Nov
883/4
12
4%
22
4
3
88%
13
85
26% Jan
•■4% May 25
25% May 25
.
22
38% Jan
138,400
2,100
12% Jan
3 6 3/4 Jan
53%
12%
233/s Jan
47% Jan
51%
90
♦123/a
67% July
3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
26
54
*883/4
12%
18
15% Jan
2,200
2,200
523/a
883/4
12 3/8
33% Jan
293/4 Dec
104 %
53%
883%
35
1
23% May 25
4814 Jan 12
27% Jan
103 %
52%
38
Corp
383/4 May 23
60% Apr 17
Jan
103%
533/8
80%
V
49%
90
87
4
493%
105
4
Slegler Corp
49
493/4
1053/4
86
Inc
9
9% Dec
493/a
105%
123/4
'
6
60% Nov
51%
•
493/4
106
£
1
29% Feb
9
54
105
53
1
Co
16 3/4 May 25
19
49%
,
*88
._1 ~
Petroleum
7
6% Mar 15
49%
106
54,300
1
34
9 3/a Dec
*49%
106
5
;
25
44% Jan
473/4
2,400
1
22% Sep
3
40
25%
Sheraton Corp of America
26 % Oct
38%
100
4
3
41%
5
15
11
40%
343/4
Corp
18% Jan
443% Jan
413/8
47%
common
22 s/a Jan
63% Jan
41%
12%
743/4 Jan
28
45% May
127% Nov
413/4
.—No par
May 25
9
41%
50%
28%
Ltd
Elec Corp
&
17% May 14
36% Oct
41%
49,700
13
90
May 17
61% Nov
41%
45%
37%
Controls
14
13
500
45
2.50 !
8
Feb
15%
46%
1.25
8
37
15%
45%
•15
493/a
Co
Dec
4
15%
463/4
12%
213/4 May 25
233/4 May 15
3
15%
45%
50
Trust
233/4 Aug
Jan
15%
46%
26%
Inc
19
42% Jan
15%
46
100
14
28
9,000
15%
47%
13
77
4
Apr
93/8
15%
46%
36%
com
16% Feg
21
9%
*15%
100
15% Sep
15% Jan
4
9%
22,500
13
30 3/a
27
46% Mar
,
9%
:
15%
16
5
7 %
July 28
31% Feb
10
9 5/a
15
2,800
58%
'•
14% Apr 19
50% Mar 13
18% Sep
36 % Oct
15%
163/4
*57
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryder System Inc
10 •
May 24
13% May 25
V 19% May 25
9% May 10
.
31
10
16%
163/4
59%
26
88 3/4 Jan
3
15%
17%
♦57
14% Jan
15
Jan
9%
16%
17%
59%
13,400
94% Nov
21
10%
*57
35
Feb
37% May 12
10
16%
.
19%
13%
9
Nov
3,500
16%
393/a
59 %
10%
14
20% Apr
383/4
16%
-
93/4
50% Feb
105
38%
19
*57
34 3/a
27s/a Mar
Jan
39
39%
18%
59%
13%
19% Jan; 11
8% Jan
383/4
18
39%
*
133/4
39% May 25
12
39
17%
*39%
2,000
48%
Corp
McBee
4
97% Jan
383/a
2,000
38%.
preferred series A
Royal
13
17
18%
28%
Telephone Corp
Dutch
51% Dec
11% Jan
18%
28%
A
issued
Royal
30% Jun
54
18%
10
3
31% Jan
5
18%
10%
3414 Jan
29% Mar 21
15
18%
35%
29% May 25
14
10 ■/. May 22
37% Feb 24
18%
133/4
98
4
21% July 25
19%
17,300
35
163/4 May 25
723/4 Jan
5
*
81% May 9
97 ; May 19
27% Jim-15
3
Feb
14%
123/4
13%
14% Mar 10
16 % Jan "
113/4
353/4
19
70
14
123/4
133/4
Sep
11
14%
113/4
35
43
73 % Jan
4,100
14%
12%
14
33
•47% Dec=
143/4
•11%
36
14
Nov" 9
14%
13%
19
14
62
41 %
18%
14%
12%
19
35%
46% Nov. 24
*
18%
14%
13%
19
14%
16
3
15
13
36
Jan
46% May
18%
14%
14
283/4 May 25
193/4 May 21
16
May 10
«
1,100
36
90
May 25
14% Jan
30% Jan
2,600
1
352% Jan
8
7
19
42%
18 3/a
1
44% May 25
11
93
I,000
41%
4,200
Rubbermaid
27
Dec
10
10% May 24
27% Aug
22% Mar 16
Jan
10
19% May 25
Dec
86
10%
Ruberoid Co
41
372
93/4
5
34% May 25
12% May 24
25
15%
10%
5
9% May 14
13% May 25
46 % Apr
12% Oct
14%
10%
4
19% Apr
17% Dec
3
30
10%
Jan
3
18% Jan
10%
14% Feb
3
15
73/4
10%
17 % Jan
10% Oct
12 % Feb
36% Jan
10% Mar 15
7%
15%
10%
8
37%
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
11
7%
15%
No par
Ronson
12
31% Mar 15
43,200
73/4
15%
Corp
Company
4%
25
93% Dec
9
May
<
73/4
15%
Corp
Rohm & Haas
Mar 22
2
17% Jan
87
33%
8
16
2.50
series
Rockwell-Standard
8
124
May 25
31%
•35%
7%
15%
No par
Co
Tobacco
Selection
Rochester
33%'
,<33%
8
16
49%
pref
3.60%
Rochester Gas
23
32 % *
35%
10
Paper
When
34 %
22,800
5
series
2nd
Robertshaw-Fulton
12
32%
193/4
9
*7%
50c
com
Richardson-Merrell
Mar 14
102
18%
34%
50c
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
20%
10
Co
(RJ)
Preferred
2
-19,300
193/4
17
Chemical
14
Mar
5
9 s/a
20%
1
&
15% Feb
May 11
19%
*57
Brass
4
11% May 25
20%
*15%
5
Corp
&
Metals
Reynolds
20%
5
Corp
16
90
6
10%
20%
series—100
3%%
Jan
Mar
Co
common
80% Feb
87
25% Jan
29
Rexall
20%
10
Eng
preferred
4
78%
Drug
2
9%
1
Inc
4
93/4
44
preferred
Steel
52"% Jan
93/,
50
Corp
Copper
Revlon
600
9%
50
common
Revere
70 3/4
9%
42%
convertible
5
703/4
703/4
10%
18%
conv
89% Nov
Mar
$1
Republic
71%
72%
9%
50
preferred
preferred
Aviation
Republic Corp
5,500
45%
&
4
7,200
203/a
18%
Co
Jan
74
193/8
45
Mfg
Republic
*72%
7,100
223/4
18%
4%%
26
83
71
74
16%
46
4% %
68% Sep
20%
*73
Xl6%
18%
5
Jan
17
223%
45%
Elec
41% Jan
103
16%
22%
18%...
31
48
131% Jun
17
23%
46
50 % Apr
49 % Jan
2
16%
23
18%
116% Jan
3
Oct
17%
23%
46
8
Jan
17%
23%
No par
50c
May 14
51% May 22
47
108
1,700
17%
36
No par
preferred
67% Mar 13
18
35y8 Oct
Jun
76%
35%
Inc
43% Jan
9
43 % Jan
57
Conv
12% Jan
4
17
Mar 12
45
May 17
753/4
36%
Chemicals
Stores
Oct
67
125,900
76%
35%
51%
Co
Bit
Bros
54
1
53%
753/4
37%
54%
Inc
Stores
16% Jan
20
43% Nov
51%
76
36 3/4
common
Roller
13% May 14
11% May 23
17% Jan
5
7
52%
76
1
1st
19
513/4
76%
38%
17 %
Inc
41% May 25
8
20% Apr
6
41% Feb
53%
76
37%
2.50
House
9% May 24
28% May 10
3
15
18
513/a
76
38%
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No par
Raymond International Inc__3.33%
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1
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Mar 16
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9
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18% May 25
6
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53%
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2
19% May 25
1st
Ralston
10
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$3.50
Mar 30
8
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26
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4
11% Oct
Feb~28
33% Sep
Radio
63% Mar 14
2
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94
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100
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2508)
.
.
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Rii nge
STOCKS
for Previous
•
Highest
Low est
.
Dec
28
35 % Dec
12
91
Nov
May 14
60% May 14
15
74% Jan
78% May 12
72% Jan
23
11% Jan
3
19% Dec
12
25 Vs Jan
9
53 % Jun
5
39
4
25
87% Dec
4
84
44% Sep
25
55% Dec
27
40% Jan
3
46% Jan
.
Dec
57
5
18 % Jan
60 Va May
3
56% Feb
8
50 % May 14
29
59% Feb
3
Jan
9
92 Va Dec
7
4
28
Mar 30
15 Va May 23
82
Mar 23
>i 50 Va May 11
84
.<.
90
.
57% Nov
28
16
20% Oct
31 >
26% Jail
3
42% Dec .20
./
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2
14 Va Mar 17
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17% Jan
4
22% Dec
r
45% Dec
18
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77
Feb
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i
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27
£
9
19% Dec
12
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10
3
35
Nov
4
11
35% Aug
32% Oct
16% Jan
4
43% Nov
15
17% Jan
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20
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53% Jan
4
74
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27% Jan
3
34 % Apr
26% Mar 12
Jan
6
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Jan
3
21% Oct
18% Jan
Jan
57
Nov 43
37
33% Jan
!
2
Baer
70 Va Feb
13
Stone
33% Apr
24
Storer
15
Stouffer
May 14
:
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May 25
7
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Broadcasting
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—
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21
41 '/a Apr
4
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30% Jan
2
convertible preferred
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33 Va Apr
4
24 Va May 25
28% Jan
2
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28
15% Jan
28
37% May 14
19 Va Apr
57% Nov
24
28% May 31
13% Jan
3
26
20% Apr
82 Va Jan
90
47 Va Jan
59
23 % Jan
29
23 Vs Jan
30
30
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31
49 Va Feb
1115 Oct
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28
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3
18
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6
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29
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13
59% Aug
20
19% Jun
40Tb Nov
7% May 25
27% Jah
3
46
18% Jan
3
Jun
38% Jan
21
27% Aug
.
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Oct
27
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15
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8
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3
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12
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5
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Texas
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15
7
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7
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7
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50
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28
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6
28
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preferred
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35% May 25
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84% Oct
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22
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8
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5
25
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«
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Jersey
the Week
91
91%
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—
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May 25
31V4
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26
59
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6.25
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8
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29
of
28
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1
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28
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19
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SALE
May 33
67
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•
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,
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Oil
34
No par
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AND
Tuesday
May St'
5
Inc
Kollsman
Standard
4
58 % Feb
Co
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preferred
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May 17
92
Monday
'
Par
.
LOW
v
.
STOCK
Standard
3
2
49 Va Jan
Dec 43
52
Jan
$3.50
25
35 Vs Jan
44% May 25
18% Oct
51% Sep
.
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23 Va May 25
52 Va Jan
9
D
Standard
2
83% Apr
81 % Sep
v
Square
16
Jan
77% Jan
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
30
29
52 % Jan
35
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
fewest
76,900
>3.900
•/';>
5,300
560
195
Volume
Number 6163 •/'...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2509)
25
NEW YORK' STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
.:
.
VA...
•
..
STOCKS
.V.
LOW
'
Year 1961
Lowest
33 % Sep
93
Jan
29
29% May 25
9
••
27
1
96
32% Nov
,
8,
25% May 25
Sep 25
6
Feb
27
115
20
>'-158% Oct
2
154
3
22% Dec
14
15
17
267/8 Jan
42% Dec
5
36% Jun
7% Jan
3
21'A Oct
2
9 % NOV
.
.
3
43% Jan
25
75
Jan
33
,7
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27% Apr
26% Jan
30% Jan
6<
Mar
84
5
Dec
,
79
15
46% Jan
6
149% Jan
.3
161% Nov
13
3
41% Nov
21
26
Jan
1
45% Jan
751/4 Oct
.54% Oct
„4
24
27,
3
147% Jun
5
23% Jan
6
45% Nov
28
Jan
9
53% Apr
3
23
Jan
144
12
Jan
37
10
Apr
3
10
153 % Jan
9
27% Oct
27
30% Jan
4
48% Feb
28
59
27
Jan
3
19% Jan
3
387/aJun
2
20
49% Jan
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170
Feb
2
31% Jan
2
33% Feb
16% May 25
8%
Universal
Oil
1
19
81'% July
108
6
85 7 Jan
9
' Jun
11
9% Jan
Dec
34
Dec
51
Oct
17
4
13%
.
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3
100
5
107% Jun
67
Mar 23
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15'% Jan
10
$4.12
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106
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21
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7
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3
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85% Feb
28
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77
7 6'A Apr
13
88 7-Feb
20
31
Jan
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73
Mar
6
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15
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57'A Jan
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2
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273/4 May 25
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Baking Co common...—
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l
;
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51 ./ Jan
29
38'% Nov
29%
:
28%
600
18'%
"
11
Jan
■
k':
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2
403/4 Jan
-24
22
*
38%
,
30%
29%
.
23% Dec
147 ' '•:
29 y8
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39' V'.
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187%
-
38 V*
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543/4 Jan '
/
1
102 :;
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—
16
19% Jan
July 11
27
54%
146%
146%
37'%
10
*
Warner Co
10
38'A Apr 19 j
943% Mar 19 ' 7 // Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutlcal.il
When issued-ic..
1
35'% May 25
93
;
-53%
.
-•
4-i
7: ..27% May 17
10% May 25
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May
Jan 7 5
•82% Jan
: 56 %
55
146%
:
600
7,900
'
9y8'
25
7,.
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25
203/4 Feb
>
May 14
3 % May 25
,
91
94
85
•
-
24
34 % Ma.y-;14
43% May 25
30, V-
373/4 Dec
6
-
4'A Jan - 4
56%
.
30
39
37
9'/a
•
38%
-
36'%
.
47%
*
50%
18%
.
46
160
29
50%
43%
•
63,100
29%
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27
51 % • 51 %
43
■.
220
15%
46
9%
46'%
160'%
'
14,900
15
18'%
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;
/ ;.-
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Walgreen
Co
Walker. (Hiram),
7 '
Mar 12
72
173/4 Jan
"67% May 24
22% May 24
.48'A May < 8
«
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•
30% Jan
|. -
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20,600
,84 '/4
164'%
293%
47'%
~27'/8
A
23%'
/.
'
42
83
160%
29»/2
;31
177/a
RR 4'/2%
preferred
100
Electric Corp
15
System
:
No par
Waldorf
.
/■''./i9% Feb 21
May 23
May 22
•"
'
65% Mar 21
6% May 25
13
!v
.........100
•/'••
/
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Wagner
8
7
:>•
;
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;
(
2
Oct
16
preferred
161%
-
26%
23%
preferred_^^___...._.100
Wabash
-3
93/8 Jan
i
Mar 13
7-
preferred:
.-I
53/4%
-
""
22 % May 25
14
7
common.
"9
44
-
-45%
3,500
4,900
353%
82'%
46
-77
'
38'A Jan
•77
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6 % %
9i
30
14
..
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v
26%
147%
29'/a
33%
16%
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7 71 '/4 July 28 /
7 24'A Oct 24
100
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t
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42%
*81
83
48 %
-
•
27
164
~36%~ 37%
7
19%
29^4
~
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20
18%
<
.i._i__100
26%. Jan/ 3
34% Mar 26
7
•
29%
43%
'
2534
"
9
,
98'%
84 %
46
"
38%
7
19%
45%
1.25
:
preferred
preferred
3
Jan
Jan
37%
9
38
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i._—
_._0
preferred
,
*
53
.Z
-
.
1
$4.04
143/a Feb
46'%
'
3
$4.20
92% Feb
*46%
.
30%-
*98
164
15%
•
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---
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35%
83
'
May 25
27%
343%
the Week
•
98'%
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16%
-
43%
-
-
V
i
4
.
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44 %
10
•
94'% Feb .13
Mar 27 V
98
May
15%
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44
161
7
7
52
18%
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Virginia Elec & Power Co com_._8
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;
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100
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7
Co
America.
Inc
Co.-i
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,
7
-.1 1
92% May 22
27 :
102
20
Mar 23
20% May 24
1124'% May 25
9% May 251
May 12
87'% Jan
135
111
1
'
30%
-
"81
47%
7.
32%
'
9
-
i.l-
l
Comptometer Corp....
.1
Virginia Carolina Chemical com—1
44% Mar 23
.
Co
Associates
Vendo
19
Jan
91
6
17
98% Jan.
7-;
Steel
of
-
,
.18%
„
5
• ••
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39%
t.L_l* ->?••••>- 28
;
28%
— f > - - 40 %
42 %
loo:
165
.-,165
Victor
1-
2
7 89'% Jan
13
89
,9
Varian
2
10
18
May 25
86
29
28% Nov
3
106'A Jan
8
Nov
Jan.
.
112% Jan.
7
86
v
4
13% Jan
f
■
Light Co..-.—.12 80'
Corp
Raalte
: -Jan
7
.
Van
50 3/4 Jan
May 25.-7
12% May 25
21
-92
>
26
24'% Dec
29'% May 25
-25
30
68% Nov
102 3/4 Aug 29
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u
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Vanadium
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1
48%J
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Corp__7_—:..2.50'
Products
co_.w
Power &
Utah
•: 4
45% Feb
May 22
,
82
com.No par
Upjohn:
16
Jan
.
Steel -Corp
Tobacco
Match
.7
30
---29%
30c
*98
27'%
-
'
43 y8
-7''> *38%
.••
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preferred
Universal
26
Corp
Convertible preferred....!
.
28% Jan
■
American
Universal
2
40% Mar 20
25% May 25
"
Friday
May 24 - 31%
32%,
:
84
-
19%'
29%
preferred.325
Corp...:....
Universal Leaf
22
36%
164
9%
9%.r
30
..
Pharmaceutical..-.!
Universal-Cyclops
2
43% Apr 18
125
May 15
27
83
•
6
V 35% May 25
-77% Mar 30
13
.
United
3
27
-19%: Oct
July 14
Feb
107
non-cumulative
Vitamin .&
US
•-
-
.
82%
47
44%
«51'%i;
common__^_No par
24
>77% Apr ,27
ov
•
7.%
Co
Feb
v
34%
38%- 39
7
9%
-1
55%
100146%
preferred—.
Tobacco
54
»t
,'■*46%
39%
>31%;
16%
common
38% Jan
6
-30'% Apr
ct- 20
15%. Nov
30
21
22
Corp
2
/.Ton
47%
48%-
*
3
42
US
V 61% Mar 14
38% May Zjf
38% May 25
V 755
Jan
2
20
293/4 May
Steel
7%
6;
14% Mar 23
16% May 25
.7:-
•
28
*162%
163%
15% -17
preferred—100-■ k- 161 % 162
__«,L'i_No par
7729 7'* 29%
Corp
11% Apr
40% Apr
164
6
14
Apr
42% Nov
30% Oct
38'/a
;
3
69% Dec
.
33% Mar 10
18
30
___c.5
Smelling Ref & Min com,j.250
7% preferred
,i__50
17
42% Jan
■
1st
...
1
84
163'%
.
Sales for
Thursday
*
98'%
27
38
83
,,
163%
;
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-
-
33
*98
28%
36%
16%V 17%
US
U S
39 % Feb
•
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S
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non-cum
40% May 18
»
Jan
62;
U
2
152% Apr
39% Feb
Rubber
8%
8
787/«iJan';
-
98%
28%
38%
common—....^.^.1
Co
25 % May 25
28
Nov
166
Mar
50
PRICES
-
,
•
833,4 " 85
•
»■*162
32%
...
-
'
-
US
2
Mar 27
58
9% May 25
U7% May 14
43% May 17
55% Nov
'
35
4
Jan
7
9
May,
4
common^_i->_l•< V.
32>/a
*98
29%
v'
38
-
100
'98%'
28%'
US
44 % Man 19
.2
34% Feb!
Jan
30 % Jan
82% May
- »
32 %
SALE
May 23
-
23
60% Feb
164
24% May 25
'
4
•
30
,
1
No par
preferred series A
Lines
T v»98
~
HIGH
Wednesday
May 23
;
AND
"
Tuesday
32%
38%'
preferred
i'l-il
.—,10
"9
Pipe & Foundry Co—____—5
- "18 3/4:
US Playing Card Co———_i.—1_5 --V
-. t .29%
US Plywood Corp common
1 - -'- 44%
3:% % preferred series A^__j._100 - --*81 7;.
5
Feb
31% May
4
53%.Mar 20
f;
27% May 25
39% July 11.
.
3
11
i
51% May 25
141% Jan
35
'23%
25
May 24
.V 26% May 22
50% Ma" 11
91% May 17
29% Jan
Jan
r" 9% Feb
•
US
32%
.
Co, common
preferred—.—*
Industries Inc
4%%
:r;;
100 "7"~.
Is
Co____
*
May 31
com_i
Gypsum
7%.
US
40 % Mar 19
...
45% May 23
158% Jan
2
% Aug. 11
.64
2
Corp
Foreign
Freight
US
2
48% Mar 29
/
28% May 25
41% May 25
2
53% May 18
..
8% Jan 16
18% May 14
6
,
f4
.
24 % Mar
Chemical
&
preferred
Securities
&
US
164 % May 25
4
Jan
US
47% Mar 23
105% Jan
May 25
44
4
•
Borax
4%-%
1
9
,
5
Jan
May
32% Mar
s
•US
14
•
98
■■
82% May 14
Dec
9% Jan
35 % Jan
2
33% May 25
46% Dec
■
Jan
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
41% Feb
*
;
STOCK
NEW YORK
,
Highest
97% Jun
3
42% Dec
95
47% Feb
4
,
24% Jan
151
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest " k!
14
.
29 % Jan
19% May 25
823/4 Nov.28
553/a May 23
84
21.
t
16
38% Feb
2
1143/4 May 17
243/4 July 10
f
1073/4 Mar 28
May 23
_
30% Mar 16
::
8,000
Yale -8b Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp....—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__Na paT
23%
24%
233/8
24%
223/4
23%
23
23%
22%
30
30%
29%
3°
28%
28'/2
283A'
283/4
28%
28%
1,300
87'
88'
84
86
84%
8534
17,300
Youngstown Steel Door.
21%
21-3%'
20'A
19%
20
55%
57%-
.No par
*"
;
84%
87 3A
84
853A k
*'21%
213A
*97/a
21%
60%
"55%
59%
k
%
19%
23%
2,700
,
'
s.:
62% Nov
2
•Bid
asked
ruptcy
On
and
Act,
stock
or
prices:
securities
dividends of
25%
no
sales
assumed
or
by
on
this
such
day.
75% Mar 15
r Cash
companies.
sale,
Zenith
wd When
Radio Corp
distributed,
H Transferred from American
stook are retained.
less, high and low ranges of old
—1
x
60%
Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights,
Stock
Exchange, yearly
ranges
z
6i%
58%
Ex-distribution,
since N.Y.S.E.
553A
:60
bankruptcy or receivership or
listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative
-
157,100
t la
umess omerwise inaicacea.
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2510)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic letters
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
In
headed
column
the
the bonds mature. Figures
"Interest
GOVERNMENT BONDS
,
Monday..
.
Tuesday:
•
AND
(
NEW
*
YORK
STOCK
May 21
►
..EXCHANGE
Highest
Treasury 4%s
Bid
i
Ask
HIGH
Bid
Bid
104.6
104.14
104.8
104.16
101.2
101.10
101.4
101.12
101.2
100.12
100.20
100.18
100.22
100.21
1968
15
1971
.15
1974
Nov
37AS_
Nov
100.18
100.6
99
100.16
100.24
100.10
100.11
99.14
99.18
,99.8
.
100.18
100.15
99.14
99.10
99.18
• •
'
104.16
104.8
104.16
101.14
101.12
101.20
100.24
100.28
100.27
100.20
100.28
100.27
100.30
100.24
" 99.14
99.6
*'
100.26
100.18
100.17
100.21
99.17
99.21
99.22
99.26
99.24
99.12
99.20
99.16
99.24
99.25
99.24
99.28
99.27
99.31
100.14
100.18
100.16
100.20
100.20
100.24
99.20
99.24
99.24
99.28
•
Aug
Treasury 3%s
May 15
1966
100.10
100.14
Treasury 3%s__
Nov
15
1967
99.16
99.20
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3 Vis
Nov
15
1980
94.18
94.26
94.14
94.22
94.16
94.24
94.18
15
1990
91.22
91.30
91.24
92
91.24
92
91.28
90.24
99.18
92.4
90.16
Treasury 3Vis__
99.22
99.21
99.26
Nov
15
1998
Nov
15
1966
15
Treasury 3%s_
May 15
Feb 15
1985
90.10
90.18'
90.16
90.24
1964
99.26
99.28
99.26
99.28
99.28
99.27
Treasury 3s
Aug
15
98.6
98.6
98.10
98.6
98.10
98.8
100.24
15
86.16
86.24
86.16
86.24
86.16
86.24
86.18
Treasury 23As
Dec
Treasury 2%s__
Treasury 2 Vis
15
90.20
90.28
99.10
99.6
99.10
99.8
99.12
90.26
90.20
96.28
90.22
90.30
90.20
90.28
90.22
90.30
100.23
100.26
100.25
100.22
100.25
100.22
98.6
98.7
98.9
98.8
93.10
98.10
1962-1967
94.3
95.4
95.2
95.8
95.4
95.10
95.6
99.16
99.14
99.16
99.15
99.17
99.15
15 1963-1968
93.2
92.30
93.4
92.30
93.4
93
98.14
86.20
86.28
100.22
100.25
98.11
98.13
95.12
95.18
99.15
99.17
93.10
1964-1969
91.26
92
91.28
92.2
91.28
92.2
92
1964-1969
91.4
91.10
91.10
91.16
91.14
91.20
91.18
91.24
92.16
91.24
92.8
15
93.16
92.10
15
Dec
90.30
99.30
98.10
93.6
Jun
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
91
99.28
99.17
92.28
15
91
90.24
95.12
99.14
Aug
99.14
90.24
98.12
/'100.22
91
99.10
100.25
98.4
15
92.8
90.24
99.29
1963
15
Treasury 2%s
^Treasury 2Vis____Dec
90.16
99.4
90.18
1965
1960-1965
Feb
Jun
90.24
99.6
90.24
99.26
100.2
94.18" 94.26
86.26
90.16
99.2
90.16
'
100.28
99.30
98.12
Feb
1966
1995
98.2
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
100.3
92
Treasury 3'As____Jun
90.24
99.26
99.31
99.30
Treasury 3%s
1978-1983
99.28
'
94.26
Feb
15 1968
100.31
100.20
•
Week
! Bonds($)
Ask
' 104.8
Treasury 33As~
.
Bid
100.14
•
Sales for
Friday *
•
May 25
Ask
101.6
100.25
May 15
Treasury 3%s
j
•
101.10
1971
Treasury 3%s^
point.
,
104.12
100.10
month
a
Thursday
May 24
Ask
1980
1
Aug
of
PRICES
\
1969
Feb
the
case
SALE
1
Oct
Treasury 4s
Treasury
Bid
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
32nds
more
15
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
,
104.4
1975-1985
May 15
May 22
Ask
or
Wednesday
y
May 23
.•
.
"
Highest
Lowest
Year 1961
Lowest
■
one
.
Exchange
Period'; Indicate In each
after decimal point represent
LOW
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Previous
.
91.30
Treasury 2 Vis
89
8
Mar
Mar
89
15
Mar
15
1966-1971
89.30
90.4
90
91.20
91.26
90.6
90.4
90.10
90.10
90.16
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
8
__Mar
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1967-1972
88.26
89
90.20
88.28
89.2
90.26
88.30
89.4
89.4
89.10
Sep
15
1967-1972
88.26
89
88.26
89.12
89.18
89
88.28
89.2
89.2
89.8
89
89.8
88.26
89.14
89
88.28
89.2
89.2
89.8
89.8
89.14
99.27
99.26
2%s
2Vis
2%s
1965-1970
15
1967-1972
88:26
2 Vis
Jun
15
1959-1962
Dec
15
1959-1962
99.26
91.2
99.31
2 Vis
91.4
Dec
91.8
91.6
/
99.31
91.12
91.10
99.31
99.27
91.16
99.31
99.31
99.26
99.27
99.26
99.27
99.26
99.27
'106.16
107.16
International Bank for
Reconstruction &
Development
5s—
10
Nov
103
Nov
1985
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
106.24
107.24
106.24
Nov
1980
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
4 Vis
10
Feb
43/is
103
Dec
1973
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.8
103.8
103
102
103
102
103
102
103
102
102.24
101
15
4 Vis
Jan
1977
102.16
4 Vis
Feb
1982
102
Jan
15
■
101
100
101
100
100
101
100
100.24
101
100
101
100
101
100
101
100
100.24
101.28
100.28
101.28
100.28
101.28
100.28
101.4
100.28
101.4'
98.24
99.16
98.24
99.16
98.24
99.16
98.24
Oct
1962
$Sale
prices are indicated with
a
double dagger.
All
other figures
are
97
1
1969
15
1971
96
97
96
15
1975
93
94
93
1
1981
87.8
88.8
July 15
1972
91
91.20
Mar
1976
87.16
88.16
Oct
asked
and
100.8
100
98.8 {'
97.8
Oct
1
bid
100.8
100
May
i
3s
*
1
Jan
3s—
8
1
93
-
>
87.8
92
,
87.16
91
,
88.16
87.16
100
'
97
<
97
96
94
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Unification
Transit
3%
or
96
94
93
88.8
98
94
•
\
96
98
-
96.34
93
87.8 •'
88.8
91
92
87.16
•
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1979
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37
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15-year 4'As 1971
15-year 43As 1973
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Canada
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1964
1968
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277/a
.
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Low
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98 %
98 Vi
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1973
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1977
1980
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61
61
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
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93%
93%
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7
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1953___
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s
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1967—May-No?
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conv
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1984
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15
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1001/4
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1971
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May-Nov
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Co
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to
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Great
Alabama
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1965—April-Oct
April-Oct
1963
Feb-Aug
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1965
new
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89
91
98
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1
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88
83
94
—
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American Machine
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(City)
American
(interest
gtd dollar bonds 1976
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82
3
(Dept of)
Cauca Valley
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 37/8s 1970
(interest
1976
Tel Public
Nippon Tel &
Norway
88%
Feb-Aug
assented
Aluminum
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57
Mar-Sept
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.
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103
,
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.
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1983
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1984
1986
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t!
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—April-Ocf
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page 35.
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1977-April-Oct
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s
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,
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,
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r
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'
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Colorado
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57..
96%
29
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99%
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I
98%
98 VA
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7'!
-
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83%
125%
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.———Jen-July *
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—Mar-Sept
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1
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.
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.
108
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87
130%
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104
,
54%
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,
.
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mortgage 4 Vis 1087
Cincinnati
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;
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997
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„
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1982—
65
69
77
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77
Jan-July
1963——Jan-July
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106
98%( 102%
103
85
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——
& -Hudson
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—
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■
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20
128
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71*
52
245
52
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1994_Jan-July
i
——
,
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103
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102%
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99
i6.
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:
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1 :
1
106
15
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56
59%
55
22
124
56
58
55
105%
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102%
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1981—
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3s series A 1978
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25
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1983
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83
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;
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;
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93'A
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102%
179
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1985—^——!
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83
84%
83
83
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320 %
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.
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Feb-Aup
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April-Oct
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—Feb-Aup
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—
June-Dec
1st
mortgage
4%s
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Janrjuly •"
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Continental Can Co 3%s debs 1976-_.
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30
136%
158
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5
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1982,
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105%
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305.
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(Bait)—
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1979-
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,
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69
106% 107
105% 105%
ref
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107
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1963—,v-
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20
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T
4%s ser
M
debentures
—
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M
ref
4%s conv subord debs 1934
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86
87'A
ref
&
conv
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98'A
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105'A 106%
107
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1988—Jan-July
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•
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1st
101
—
78
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61
68
97'A
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1970—Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
60'A
54'/a
54%
60
104% 104 3 4
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54%
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1971
1990
3s
8
64
97'A
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Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aup
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R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
1st
78'A
99'A
*53'A
Jan-July
;
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
101%,
Friday's
Low
97%
ref M 5'As seriejs P 1989
June-Dec
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1st
"
1974—
ww
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77'A
__
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April-Oct
April-Ocf
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6s conv subord debs
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or
Bid & Asked
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M 4s series O 1988__—
1st- Ac ref
85
100 Va
49
>
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New York Stock Exchange
.i.t-
.
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82%
85 Vi
99
77 A
99
1 2020—-May
1 2020—May
'Central Illinois Light Co—
A;
4"As conv debentures 1974
June-Dec
Central RR Co of N J 3'As 1987
Jan-July
Central New York Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
Central Pacific Ry Co 3 Vis series A 1974—Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968—
Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5Vis conv 1979—-—Jan-July
conv
Lcrw
No.
High
ioeVa101
—April-Ocf
1976Georgia Ry—
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4ViS series A Jan
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.
-June-Dec
2%s
3%s
™
4%s
*74%
93
1970_AprlI-0ct
81%
—
.
first gold 5s 2000
refund M 3%s ser E
Products
105%
ioi'a
5
80%
*81 Vb
Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
■.
5'As
debentures 1986—:>
Jan-Julp
Tidewater Oil Co 3»As 1986-™——-ApriZ-Oct
First
J'
73 ;
97%
♦97
and
222
'
105% 105%
"
Pacific
Trans
92
Ry—
1983
*97%
RR—
104
147
17
175
147
147
102%
5
103'A 104
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1979
Orleans
Union
94%
85%
-
lnc—
notes
Thompson
99%
87...
1
7
*73%
April-Oct
1977
Proctor & Gamble
94%
92
Jan-Julp
1974
Power
94%
Aprll-Oct
1977
Line
mtge
?*
•22 a
87
*757/o
98%
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s
Thompson
f
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"
92
94 '/4
Mar-Sept
debentures
1st
83%
100%
'
93 Vb
debentures
37/as
Wayne
New
General
-
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^
June-Dec
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D
Electric
■X
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.
101%
Texas
123'A
101'A
.
—w
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April-Oct
1984
5s series
4'As
>■
•
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and refund M 3%s series B
and refund M 3%s series C
First
•'
1970
5s series B 1975
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
-
1st
debs
subord
conv
(James)
First
;
♦76
1963_Feb-Aup
J 1964_Map-Nov
mortgage 5s series A
1st gen
:
'.-•"f-Lii«'JV'
84'A
.
&
102%.
97% -.98%
a.4
683
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I
General
&
*100%
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April-Oct
Company (The) 3%s debs 1983——Map-Nov
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Map-Nov
106
102%
•
17
98%
"109% 114 %
1972_.——_June-Dec
General
A
80%
100 %
ZO
83%
82'A
83
i
11—Map-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
5s
Texas
93%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
series
135%
*
Texas
103%
88
'
WW
102% 103
Feb-Aug
1986
f debs
guaranteed 4'As
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Youngstown
104
109
70
115
109
109
Texas
84%
101 %
-
101% 102%
June-Dec
1964
1987—;
debs
s
Consolidated
3%s
100%
238
101%
101
88'A
86% "89
*96%
7-"*: Refund and
Refund and
'
84%
77%
: 1
93%
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-Aprll-Oct
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Pgh
88
88
101
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
——_Map-Nov
capital conv notes 1979
4 5 % %, senior notes 1980
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
83%
84
i
' '' ''
1
82%
♦
80%
——
*103% 104%
-June-Dec
5s 1989
f debs 1979
s
2%s
subord
conv
7
105
>
Corp
senior
5'As
1
Texas
Philip Morris Inc 4%s
Pillsbury
88
91
87%
102
'
Co—
Camp Inc—
subord debs
conv
Talcott
86
'
Petroleum
83
2%s
2%s
debentures
Symington
,-95 %
%
76
——
—
84
■
82%
_ApriZ-Oct
_Mar-Sept
-Map-Nov
1986
—
87%
*86%
.June-Dec
—
.
4%s
mtge
First & refunding mtge
Phillips
•
A 1977
,
Chemical
Oil
2%s
84'
,
refunding 45/8s 1987
refunding 3%s 1988
&
101
'79%
-
86
801/4
-Feb-Aug
_Jan-July
refunding 23/4S 1981
refunding 27/as 1978
mortgage 3'As 1982
First & refunding 3'/as 1983
First & refunding 3'/aS
1985
&
&
•
.
95
86
94'A
-June-Dec
First &
First
2
,
v; 6
104% 105
*88%
1973_June-Dec
2%s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981_.
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co 2%'s debentures 1972
•
85%
-^96%
87%
—Feb-Aug
I —Jan-July
_June-Dec
refunding 23/4S
First &
5s
conv
Sunray
63
801/2
3
85%
85%
~
•
107%
80
Co
1971
First
Inc
4'As
75
7
First & refunding 23/4S 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974
First
mortgage
Stokely-Van
71
'
gold 4'As series C 1977
'
'
1980—
-Mar-Sept
General
"
•
1st mtge 3%s ser
mortgage
Stauffer
45
.
103%
104'A
,.
4'As conv
Co
RR
Pacific
100%
71
251
74%
—Jan-July
2
105%
Jem-July
,-
1981-
100%
100%
100%
74
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
Philadelphia
Ry
4 %s
98
100
100
74
1990
101
100
10
103%
103'/a
104%
April-Oct
;
(Oregon Lines)
1969—:
97%
100
74%
income 4s
95
101
-•
'
;
94%
—
85
debentures 1983
Standard Oil of California
87%
100%
-June-Dec
1981
105
104% 105
5'As
111
84
15
87'A
86%
—
83
April-Oct
4%s 1983
Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3'/aS conv 1982—April-Oct
4'As debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
—Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4y4s 1982
Jan-July
102'/a
101%
353
101%
5
104%
1970
Jan-Julp
2%B-4y4s 1994——_Jan-July.>
Pacific Co—
Spiegel
'
108%
106
79%
—
—
104%
.
92
85%
86%
June-Dec
.
1968
D
Ry
Ry
Marquette
A
B
mortgage
Eastern
&
2
78
5
79%
'
■
*96%
mortgage 4 'As series E 1984___.
General
89
100% 101
—April-Ocf
General
Peoria
•'
84
86
/
2
92
92
—Feb-Aug
General
series
89
-
102
12
series E 1986
Jan-July
series F 1996_:
Jan-Julymtge 5'As series series H 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
1st mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
—_Feb-A?(g
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996_—Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Nop
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
April-Oct
3'/aS debentures 1983———
Map-Nov
89
80'/a
88%
84
-
97
107
First
84
84%
1987
4'As
First
78%
79
165
107
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
4'As
"First
-
80
75
.
118
—
~
convertible debentures
Southerh
102
73%
8
—:
—
Gold
1
i
1979
California Edison Co—
San Fran Term
103'A
10
1986
1976
Gold
104
100%
22
Oil 2'As
First
Airways—
debentures
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
100%
101
80%
66
128
102 % 102"%
April-Oct
1971
Alabama RR 5s 1963
& North
Indiana
>
7
10
88
1964_June-Dec
92
80%
—-
103
Feb-Aug
Marchant—5y4s
Natural Gas
103%
78
*82%
Feb-Aug
82
——
*86%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
Southern
107%
35
—
107
1983_Feb-Aup
f debs 1982
s
Corp
2'As
Southern
•
95
'
100
83
89
88%
88'/a
—.
••
—
-
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*94'%
__
Map-Nov
debs
f
s
debentures
2'As
Oil
Oil
Oil
Southern
f
104
78
89
69
78%
149
1041/2 105
Jan-July
4%s
debs
:2%s / debentures
4
106%
9
78%
77%
82
91
82
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
73
64%
86%.
*100
—
_Feb-Aug
1977
.
> 104%
3
101%
debentures
Co
&
4%s
Co
Union
3'As
2
103
101
77%
Mar-Sept
3%s
3'As
95
94%
April-Oct
Aprll-Oct
—Mar-Sept
74
73
■
—
118
118
—June-Dec
1982
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
'
102% 102%
June-Dec
1985
1986
3'/as debentures 1987
82
103%
21
103
June-Dec
68%
'
June-Dec
Southern
85%
101
36
8
June-Dec
1994
,
84
82%
105
June-Dec
19Q3
A
83
"
80'A
103% 103%
105% 106
June-Dec
1st
1st
1990
1991-
2'As 1966
& Sons
3s debentures 1979
2%s
debentures
1985
,
'
88 "
*82
«
65
74
69%
—
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Jan-JuZp
1974
Roebuck
-
104 % 104%
ref
June-Dec
25
-
80%
87%
&
& ref
78%
r.
85%
*85%
1st
1978
84%
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*84
June-Dec
1980
'
>
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1st
1989
70
65
Co—
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
v
"
81
1
*86%
First & refunding
88
62%
'
3
82
*84
—
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86 y4
1st
—
80%
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June-Dec
88
58%
;.''7."U-.'
86
84
1st
RR
E)
debentures
South
*82%
BB
95%
Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
-
85%
«
82%"
84%
84%
3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser W '84—June-Dec
First & refunding 3Vas ser X 1984
June-Dec
-First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
(Jos
debentures
Skelly
78%
1st & ref 3 Vis series CC
Line
Smith-Corona
85%
•
87%
mtge
1
65%
79%
Sinclair
97%
88%
1
14
June-Dec
refunding 27/8s series T 1976
'•
'
w
*87'A
Service
97%
*97%
90%
June-Dec
|
'
64%
64%
1989—May-Noo
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979-
127
114
19
First
,
Mar-Nov
Map-Nov.
Sears
'76%
series
Air
92'A
114% 118%
1979
1983
*'■
''
72
70%
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April-Oct
120'/a
12
refunding
71%
:
1971
B
1st gtd 4s
England
91%
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&
3'/aS
Depot
108%
10
3s series 8
111
73
72%
*91%
129
93
1981
133
100
64
62%
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154
85%
P
139
*88%
subordinated
887/a
N
91'A
104'A
V.
■'«
~
May-Noo
4%s
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First
62%
*67%
1989_Jan-July
5s
92%
series
100
3
y /
*88
62%
1968—June-Dec
4%s
91
June-Dec
First &
'''
'
4s
1989
cons
120%
88%
refunding
1st
103%
93
M
132%
100
—
95%
100'A 103
—
3s conv debentures 1971—_Mar-Sept
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
Seagram
refunding 2%s series Q 198Q
June-Dec
First & refunding 3Vas series R 1982—June-Dec
&
RR
99%
91
June-Dec
1970
88
85
115
—
110'A
*102
88%
series
>
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
2006
Acceptance Corp—
debentures 1972
June-Dec
23/4s
•
.
Mar-Sept
3s
June-Dec
3s
104%
100'A
.
Paper
Sears
1974
refunding
Ry
mortgage 3s series B 1980
s
f debentures 1977
Seaboard Finance Co 5'As debs
„
110'A 112%
1966
37
■
95%
89%
118
;
.
53
101%
87'A
5
104 % 113
3%s
'
1971
refunding
.
88
96%
97'/a
■
—
'
Jan
certificates
Duluth
& New
Seaboard
86
77
II
First &
v
V
Scioto
78%
17
85%
85'A
85%
3s series L
refunding'3s series
First
I
J
48%
89'A
:
105%
95'A
101'A
116% 118%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
101
2
116%
Jan-July
1977—June-Dec
bond certificates Nov
Union
89%
84%
13
88%
Paul
Shell
refunding
bond
4s
St
St
—
3s series K
First & refunding
debs
Second 4s inc
76%
78'A
—.
__
88%
88%
B 1980
series A
Louis-Southwestern
St
102%
99%
——
108% 112'A
1988
27
—
110%
April-Oct
series
series
First .&
series
4s
income
5s
•
*102
122%
78%
78%
—
108'A
1978
First &
7
1969
93
102
87
88
89
96'A
53
89%
1977
mortgage
1st
"
*78%
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First
debs
conv
4s series A 1997
• Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
106
104%
Shell
First
3 'As series J
5'As
42
103%
51%
*101
1975
927/a
81%
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
St
95%
91%
5
—
Mar-Sept
5'As
debs 1983
5Vis conv subord
100%
96%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
1982—May-Noo
mortgage 4Vis
Olin
v-—'
Feb-Aug
June-Deo
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
mortgage 27/aS 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982__
1st
103
81%
90%
'
93
,,96%
52%
79
'
'
__
92%
1983__AprfZ-Oct
1977
mortgage
,
86%
81%
—
__
*81%
103
86%
—
*92%
1st
2%s 1975
mortgage 3s 1979
1st
debs
160%
—
*81'A
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Second
gold
6s
1996—
Aprll-Oct
81
'79
Co—
mortgage
1st
!
95%
Mar-Nov
Apr-Oct
1987
3%s
Royal McBee 6 'As conv debentures
82
82
*100
April-Oct
debentures
4%s
Co
Oklahoma
*86
April-Oct
4%s conv debs
Electric Corp—
96%
108
159
„
<
;s;.
*82
Mar-Sept
2%s 1975
27/eS 1980
First mortgage
82%
1
105
'
Mar-Sept
&
100%
93%
1
■
■:
—
*78%
1974
3s
82%
High
98 %
'
*79
*82%
Feb-Aug
mortgage
first
Edison
85%
debs
Corp
Gas
Aircraft
Rolir
81%
*80%
*75%
1996
debentures
3Vis
81%
■
'
1984—June-Dec
23/48
Telephone
Bell
Northwestern
81%
if;; "4
85%
85%
mortgage
Oil
General
v'!'
1985
Manufacturing
Richfield
Rochester
'
4%s
423
1601/4 160%
—Jan-July
1964
Tobacco 3s debs 1973
(R J)
4'As
Power Co—
States
Northern
197-7
Corp
Steel
Rheem
Low
96'A
*95'A
Co first & ref 3y8s series D 1995-Map-Nov
Reynolds
93%
Jan. 1
No.
1071/a 107 %
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
debentures
2%s
Oats
Republic
95
/;
92%
Range Since
Sold
High
99% 100%
1983_April-OcZ
1975
f'eb'-ntures
4%s
87
April-Oct
2047
Refunding & Improve 4Vis ser A
Coll trust 4s
1984—
debentures
Reading
103%
12
21
103% 103%
and refunding mortgage 3'As
Quaker
99%
June-Dec
debentures
3'As
104'A
102%
5
1972
3%s
104%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
mortgage 3'As 1968-Jan-Julp
mortgage-5s 2037
Jan-Juljj
mortgage1 8s 2037—June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and
First
103'A
102%
—
105% 106
91
;
102 '/a
103%
*103% 106'A
106
refunding
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
103'A
100'A
68
103'A 103'A
103'A
debentures
f
s
98%
May-Noo
;
and
First
99%
3
1963
debentures
3s
First
88%
87%
—
102 y8102%
*101
1981
May-Noo
45/as s f debentures 1981
May-Noo
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
Quar-Feb
4%s
91
♦90
Sale Price
Electric & Gas Co—
Service
Public
96
Last
Period
Low
High
Low
No.
High
96
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
♦89 '/a
Mar-Sept
f debs 1973-May-Not)
May-Noo
May-Noo
May-Noo
May-Nov
—
May-Not)
May-Nop
May-Nop
Natural
Northern
Sale Price
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
1996—April-Ocl
Oo
Oc.Utti general
&. lei
and ref 4Vis series A 1974
KUtt'iclU
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Ry first gold 4s
Norfolk & Western
Last
Interest
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Ohio
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended May 25)
NEW YORK STOCK
1st
.
.
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30
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.
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35
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Number 6163
Volume 195
The Commercial<and Financial Chronicle
.
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American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the American
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, May 21,
and ending Friday, May 25. It is compiled from the report of the American
Stock
In the
?
Last
Sale Price
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp claer A_—J.
4cm e-Hamilton Mfg Corp
10«
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp
Class A common
20c
Acme Precision Products Inc..———*
Acme
Wire. Co—
10
Admiral
Plastics Corp
10o
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc—1
Aerojet-General Corp.
-1
Aeronca Manufacturing Co————1
Aerosol Techniques Inc
lOo
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores——.
•
Aid Investment & Discount Inc.--,—1
Airport Parking Corp of America"—A*
i
f
Alabama
Great
Power
4.20%
Steel
Wood
Alan
Co
preferred
Airlines
Alaska
Algemene Kunstzide N V—-
12
13,000
2,400
60%
21,000
3% May
7,000
8,800
15
300
4%
15%
4%
17%
19%
1,100
so y4
5
30
700
3%
Feb
Breeze
8
.
Feb
17
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
24 % Mar
80 y4
May
89%
100
86M
Jan
British Columbia
89 % May
20%
21%
900
20%
Apr
30%
Jan
77
77
77%
225
77
82
Jan
4%
2,100
4%
4'A
May
4% May
--v-, ~-
*
4%
4%
6
1,700
4% May
8%
4%
6
15,000
4% May
9
Feb
5%
6%
20,600
4
5 '/a
9,200
Class
Jan
Properties Inc
—.—1
5 Vis
Alleghany Corp warranta—..———5%
Allegheny Airlines Inc——.Li——*.£.1
4%
All-State
Alliance Tire
5% May
Rubber class A.—£1%,
&
9
4
6%
May
8j/b
B
Mar
Apr
Bruck Mills
26
J
1
Co Inc
66%c
B
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
Unlimited
Alloys
Almar
Alsco
Inc
Corp
Rainwear
TJo
Aluminum
American
Corp
3
100
78%
Jan
5%
6%
12,400
4%
Jan
7% Mar
Bunroughs
V 5%
6%
700
5
Jan
8% Mar
Butler's
84%
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1
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4,900
53%
American-Internatl Aluminum.
Feb
6%
2,000
3%
8
Systems Inc
11%
Burma
Hill
3
8
4%
Co
Bunker
7%
50'A
Business
Jan
6y2
—*
Book
American
17%
6% May
6% May
—20
American
Buell
8%
1,200
50c
serial preferred—
Industries Inc
6%
Jan
5%
5%
1
—1
Corp
Beverage
9%
17% Mar
7»/4
of America $3.75 pfd-100
Oil
Ambassador
May
May
F Company
3Vq
^
Inc
6
10
4%
9%
,
,
2% Jan
Feb
1,600
7ie
B—
Jan
6,700
8% Feb
22%
10
6%
7%
Jan
17% Feb
23
30c
,
Co
14%
13
Jan
36
Feb
28
3% May
6
Feb
3
71J May
25%
10 y4 May
10
Mar
39%
14% Jan
25%
400
6
35
1,500
--1
5,400
—50o
Jan
V May
2J/8 May
27% May
4,300
10%
—10%
—_—.—lOo
7%
—1
7
Apr
14% May
28
15,600
class
Jan
4%
2,100
11,500
16
5%
Ltd
2% Feb
45
7%
15%
12%
~3%
Corp
32 y4
Jan
: 7%
;
10
10%
Paper
714
10s
4%
~~3%
Allied
28%
10%
3%
Allied Control Co Inc
27%
;
May
2% Mar
6y8 Jan
23,700
2,800
Jan
6
May
■:
200
950
2%
£1
10 %
S
29%
2%
25c
preferred—~-~l°
convertible
32%
28
V
2
29
Jan
19 V2
"
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
5%%
32%
•
2%
ios
common
9% Mar
14%
Distillers cl A com—30o
Rubber
(E L)
Bruce
Jan
10%
11%
4%
Inc
preferred
4%
Brown
2%
5% "Jan
15%
May
27/a May
6,700
1,400
1,400
50,400
47,900
34%
3%
27%
Company
Brown Forman
deposit rtcs American shs.
All American Engineering Co—.—100
2
4
'
% May
5% May
12
1,300
3%
29
2y8
15%
Co
Instrument
Brown
American
1
v
3
1,000
18,900
Co Ltd—
ord reg
dep rets
Amer
Brooks
2%
I__.-1
Power
British Petroleum
6% Mar
—
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered
Amer
Arner
107% Mar
89 y4
20%
100
1
7%
14%
12
30
•
Corp
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co—
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
British American Oil Co
British American Tobacco—
Jan
.
15% May
;
so y4
20C
Jan
May
17
2%
Brandywine Raceway Assn
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord
Feb
.87% Mar
May
14%
lOo
3%
5%
12%
47/8
9% Mar
14%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
"
5%
—1
17%
49% May
5%
>
Shares
High
3%
—1.50
Chemical Co Inc
Bourjois Inc
Bowling Corp of America
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Borne
Jan
13%
12% May
3V2 May
5
Low
......1
——•
Chica Oil Corp
Bolsa
Jan
15%
May
3%
11
17 %
—...—1
Inc..
600
15%
49%
—
—'—100
preferred..
5%
2,000
3y2
11
..
.-10
common
3%
12%
6%. May
2% Mar
2,300
12%
A—.50
Southern..
Alabama
8%
whether
current year.
for Week
'
2% Mar
2%
? 5%
—•
Class A
3
iy2May
12
12%
3%
50%
-.
2% May
13,500
6%
12
L
2,000
1%
security
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
2%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
High
;
1%
2%
.
—
Low
2%
7
1
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
High
every
Range for Week Ending May 25.
STOCKS
Shares
include
to
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the
Sales
2%
1%
.
intended
is
and
itself
Exchange
or
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
^
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
stock
.
<
Jan
11%
Feb
25%
Js n
9%
Feb
* V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
(2516)
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 25)
Friday
American Stock
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
tH) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
100
17%
Par
High;,
Low
18
17% Jan
G
Feb
17
Jan
17
14 >/2
14%
14%
500
14%
Apr
16%
Jan
19%
19%
19%
300
19,% May
&
Corroon
Ltd—
Courtaulds
:
•
6%
7
,
,
7%
...,!
4
'
,
.Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
r
High
,
,
3%
6%
B
T.800
800
11% Mar
General-. Development Corp———
9%
9%
2%
,
43
8%
U.:
30
110
23
Feb
10
12%
8,800
10
'
Jan
35
Mar
Feb
8%
8%
8%
300
8%
Apr
9
11%
11%
13%
7,500
9%
Jan
16
13
3,800
9%
Jan
15% Mar
5% May
Gilbert
4%
4%
1,400
4% May
5%
2%
4,400
1% Mar
7
Jan
4%
4%
200
3
6%
7%
5.
5
16
2,000
2,600
5
1
~6%
Pay Mines Inc
10o
Dayco Corp olass A pref
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com—20o
5i5s
Gasket
Detroit
—
1,400
24%
1,200
50
146
Feb
31
Mar
May
29%
Apr
12
Feb
Jan
8%
7%
8
1,300
7%
7
9%
6,100
7
%
13,500
A Mar
%
Jan
i'fl
Jan
2,100
4% May
6%
3
3%
400
Jan
3
700
2% May
2% May
5%
2%
5%
4%
6%
r"
Arner
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class
Chemical
Dixon
10%
10%
100
2%
2%
6,300
2%
Feb
5%
57/8
5,400
4%
Apr
8%
10%
9,000
600
Bridge Co Ltd—,
Dominion
Steel
Chemical Co
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
S2
it
Inc
Co
Dow
9
18%
18%
~8%
4
Ltd
Ltd
17
16Y8
17%
14%
14%
16
39
39
39
8%
9
15%
32.50
1
(They Corp
Ltd
39
75
1
7%
8%
7%
Jan
;
industries
10%
10 %
11%
2,400
10% May
13%
Jan
7
«
28%
28%
2,000
May
28'2 May
lOc
2%
2%
27/s
23,000
.2% May
1
11%
11%
13%
34,200
11% May
15c
7%
8%
7
7,700
30
5%
Jan
May
tf.
>
Apr
3%
Jan
Eastern
Eastern
10%
4%
34
Apr
Mar
Eastern
$7
$6
Edo
preferred
preferred
1
8%
29
41
20c
Corporation,,
•
.
Ltd
175
175
150
Dev
and
14%
—
,
7
13%
Feb
11
a
May
5
Jan
May
53
4%
Feb
180 '
Electronic
&
Missile
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronlcs
Inc_
Emenee
Facilities
America
10%
Jan
6%
3%
3%
6%
3%
6%
20c
Equity Corp common
#2 convertible preferred-*.-
700
10c
35%
35%
36%
3% May
99% Feb
3%
X
Forge & Steel Corp common
&% cum 1st preferred
Ero Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg & Electronics—,^—
4%
(W E)
5%
1,000
9%
ip%
2,300
9%
10%
1,600
10c
3%,
600
4
ft
9,800
i
9
10%
900
Exquisite Form Indus
lOo
5
6%
10,700
3$l
Inc
3»a
Jan
Home
Gallon
inc—
Jan
1
Jan
Mar
■26%
Feb
5%
Feb
4% May
.
Feb
5
May
1%
*
Jan
13
May
16
Jan
May
41
Mar
37/s
i ft*
5%
May
3% May
.«1,700
4%
:'
>-4,70O
12%
121,300
10
'
3 %
4,800
6%
;
93/4 Mar
Jan
1
:
Jan
153/4
/ V4 Mar
z
Jan
Ajir
23-
2,400
15
25%
32%
6,000
25V2-M.ay
443/8 Mar
26%
30%
9,000
26% May
46%
15
1.7
25 7 8
;
27%
■
17%
3%
,4%
May-
3
17,400
Jan
Jan
'
h
4%
-
12 % May
28 %
Apr
12% May
20%
Feb
16»/2
14,400
8%
9%
20
3,700
8(4 May
400
19% May
8%)
3,000
7%
..
71
-
71
-
7%
1,800
8%
4,100
700
%
.
.:•:%
•
16-,300
-
5% Mar
5
Jan
55%
Horn
.4%*- Jan
9V4 May
-
13% Mar
12%
6%
8ya
10,300
6% May
11%
5,800
107/a May
14%
Jan
12%
15%
16,800
Feb
32
1,300
10% May
30% May
22%
30%
47%
Jan
22%
(
28
10,600
May
40
Feb
106
"Feb
,80
Mar
22 %
77 V
10%
9%
:3 V2
3%
i
.93/4 May
3% Mar
14,200
11%
3%.
Apr
-6,100.
7% Jan
13% Mar
Hubbell
Class
5% Feb
Ltd class
15,700
15%
■
-3%
53/a:
2,700
173/8
19
8'%.'
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■
-
7
.
7
7,500
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3,200
-
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Apr
1 %
Jan
25%
Jan
11,300
1% May
9% May
36%
8,700
123/a
38%
35 %
1,800
13%
15y0
1,800
11%-
4,500
10 J/2 May
11 '/4
97/a
May
36
Mar
190
-Feb
140
131
May
261/8
3,600
24
May
97
98
1,270
97
'29
29
30%
6
6%
900
18%
18%
18%
400
18
18
18%
500
Co.,—_z_
'
28%'
17%
223/4
2%
Vitamin
Manufacturing Co„—
10c
Hydromatics Ino
—1
Hydrometals Inez.,—„—.————2.50
Hygrade Food Products
—8
Hycon
2%
6%
—
3,100
•2%-
Jan
•'•33%
Apr
9%
Apr
z
22%. Feb
•
21% Mar
17% May
2% May
16,000
63/8
6%
19%
201/s
1,400
5%
5%
6%
7i3«
7,3a
73/4
40%
39%
41
13%
13%
14
b V2
1,000
19%
'-v
28%
Feb
Jin
Jan
4
15%
May
19 %■ May
Jan
14 %
Jan
26
6% May
14,600
8
6y2
.
Jan
101%
;*J34
27% May
6,200
273/4
17%
27%
Manhattan Corp cl A——10
Products Inc.—.—_.l/
&
6
42%
May
29
May
6
May
17% Jan>
17% Jan
500
z
.
1
Motors
B
Feb
14% Mar
29
24
■
15%
550
-
136% 1371/2-
—*
—
Apr
-18% Mar
97/b May
4,200
301/4
29
.
(Harvey) Inc class A com
5
commpHz,————.8
Electric
44%
-13 V2 May
10%
,4-
—__100
2.50
2%- Apr
20-Vb Jan
Jan
'<
7.50
;i
10%
1 % May
'19 % May
•-
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z
Feb
Jan
1,200
9%
..
..33/4
14% Mar
2
19%
1%
50c
z-z-z—
v
4,200
1%
iya
—5
Jan
Jan
•
21
7%
■
_25e
A. -1
Jan
6%
10% May
7 % Feb
_50c
3 %
12 %
2% May
3,500
-
28%
May.
2%
Feb
,
<
16%- Jan
•
.
17% May.
7,500
.
Jan
4-1
13 3/4 May
l3/4 May
3%. May
,
12%
Hardart Baking Co—.,
Hardart common.
Hudson
Jan
1,000
2>-
.,
23/3
.z__——
Hudson
nY Jan
14%
1%
-
25e
zlQ
50c
10%
preferred
———;
(The> Mfg Co —z—
Howell
13%
—1
-1
z
Feb
100 % May
—■
z
Jan
ve
lft%
z
——2.5Q
Hoskins
15% J&n
11%
Co
(Geo A)
it
5%
Feb
5
Oil
Horn &
Jan
*»
Jan
8% May
"warrants",.:
Jan
9% Mar
Va May
% Apr
22,900-
*
11%
Jan
Mar
11%
7 % May
,>
Feb
14%
-77
May
33/s May
6% May
5,300
3%
7y8
7%
12% Mar
243/a
73% May
800
75
3%
.
Feb
33/4 May
3,800
-
13%
19%
Feb
6
May
4,500
17%
12%
•:
10c
10c
A^————
Hormel
17% .Jan
May
:
25
•
/
5,200
•
10
12
May
40
10
»
200
6,100
.
100
Inc
Pioducts
Class
Jan
5% May.
9% May,1
May
3% May
•
6
100
9'A
t>fd—
:
39% Mar
103
9
.
Apr
8%- Jan
400
3%
•
16
Holophane Co,—.
—4
Home Finance Group .Inc———,—z_l
Jan
7%
5%
Jah
2%
13%i
->.%
z
& Co 5%%
Holly Stores Inc—.
Jan
6%
5% May
5%
or 25o
5
9%
700
6
10
May
May
>
2% May
.
,
8,400
-
'
'
10.%
.
*
100
Mipes
3% Jan
5%
9%
Co
48
6
8%
,
Jan
% May
40
.
3%
•
—
Corp
Hollinger Consol Gqld
Holly Corporation __z.
8% Jan
2% May
3%
43/8 May
3
19,700
1 Vs
3%
25c
16%o
Co.__,
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inc
9% JAn
2,700
2'/8
5%
1
3% May
30,100
660
50
2%
i
Esquire Radio it Electronics
Eureka Corporation Ltd——$1
3%
48
48
1
10
i
Jan
32
4,300
100
Erie
Rule
300
5% May
3% May
6% May
2,200
3,300
5
13
3%
•
1
■
25%
10c
Higbie Manufacturing Co_z
Highway Trailer Industries com-z^
r5%
convertible preferred—,
Hill's' Supermarkets. Inc
Feb
5%
Emery Air Freight Corp.—,..
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Evans
32%
5%
A-pr
-
10% Mar
.
24% Feb
5% May
19% May
May
Jan
2
1,200
8%
1
10c
Hoe (R) & Co Inc common,
13% May
3%
Inc.—
Instruments
Jan
6
«
4%
V,
25
z
13%
1,300
7
'
25%
•
1 i'o
—z_l
—i,z
Hilton- Hotels
7,000
Inc
Esquire
Inc
Jan
6%
6
7
3- \-
2 %
4%
:
__1
10
;
Jan
16%
6
4,900
104,500
6
'
■
±
Jan
23 %
12,700
5,500
30
8%
153/a. Jan
i.*'-.
Light-
1%
20%
—1
;
Corp
Emerton
Inc J.
20%
57/a
4
Electronic
-
26 y4 May
400
-
.51,900
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•
25c
22%
19%
13%
Apr
•
2,600
-
4%
6 Vb
7
50c
z
May
1A May
5%
1^/4
—1
Specialty Co
l
lOo
50o
25®
Communications——
Associates Inc
Electronic
285/s
21% Mar
2%
3
preferred,.
Class
Electronic Research
233/a May
ll'/zMay
May
5%
•
,4-
14
May
23/4 May
2 % Jan
Apr
11
3%
-
z
16% May
7
17%. Feb
May
May
'
—__1
Inc
Helmerich & Payne
Feb
12,900
Feb
Mar
..
1,300
2
4%
.
3%
50e
Mining Co
Hercules
Feb
165'
600
4%
,2
L_i
*■'".
Inc
Bishop
Heller
Feb
8
170% May
May
Jan
30% Mar
150
5,600
7,400
16%
8%
7
41
20
175
'
1%
16%
8% May
2,200
13,4
2
v
4,600
-■v
9%
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Iric„5uc
Feb
25
«
16%
14
1%
16%
7%
900
^
158
1
10®
Elder Mines
6%
22%
150
zzz!
Electrographic Corp
Electronic Assistance Corp
..
4%. May
250
43
5%
20
13%
11%
■
Hazel
15% Feb
2,100
10
20
_*
v.
8%
41:
5%
„1
series A
series B
(Paul)
Industries
Haven
Jan
200
4%
4%
11%
27%
—1
Helena Rubenstein Inc.
Company
Freightways inc
States Corp common;
Eastern
* 01'
.
Corporation!—:
Heli-Coil
1
2,065
.11
Harvey Radio Co Inc
i
^——1
Harvey's Stores class A—z—
—1
Hastings Mfg Co
z
:
__2
Havana
Lithographing Coz,._z
10c
9% Mar
:
E
Deviceo Inc
Can Co class A—,
24%
H & B American Corps
Heinicke
Air
3,100
29.800
23%
,
10 3/s
1,200
2%
2%
23%
.
Hecla
Eastern
11%
2%
2
■
15%. Feb
May
Ap*
Hardeman
3
•>' 10%
8%
[
Inc
Stores
11% May
17% May
3%
35
26%
Western Industries
Electric
800
6%
28%
6% May
-
Gulf &
Hartford
13,600
18%
300
1,800
11
!—i—.—1_.
Hartfleld
12%
177/8
300
31%
8%
Land
Jan
11%
17%
3
3oya
26%
Harnischfeger Corp
11%
5
4l56
323/4 Mar
40;
__—i_,
American
Harn
1
Driver
3
17% May
Corp
Feb
Drilling & Exploration Co
4%
1,400
1
Feb
45
•
23%
11-%
Company-
17%
31% May
10s
1
17% Mar
17%
Stores Products
20
15,900
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co_
Hosiery clas« ^ "opinion
Duro Test Corp new common
Duval Sulphur it Potasn Co
Dynalectron Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
May
15
25%
Feb
34%.
American
14
3,200
23 %
——
Hall Lamp Co—-uLt:-*'-'Hamilton Electro Corp
31%
Durham
13% May
600
Jan
,
16%
—
Gulton
•
9% May
31%
Duraloy
200
r
Feb
35
12% May
>16% Jan
15
2%
Corp
Gulf States Land & Industries—
("teVfc-rel
4
1
29%
Jan
9,300
—^3Q
Mar
43
'52% • Feb'" -1'
•
Srug Fair-Community Drug
unlop Rubber Co Ltd—
May
Apr
17% Mar
18%
Brewery
Draper Corp
Harris Co
-
21 Vz May
.'
Jan
99
20% Mar
Jan
May
Mar
7
8,200
Gulf
Jan
11% Mar
14% May
6,100
18
8,200
JSn
103%
Jan
55,200
Jan
12%
..
May
94%
800
—____
Hydraulics
Warrants
Jan
14%
.
8% May
16% May
.6,700
Feb
25%
May
18% May
600
9
12%
10% Mar
•
7.50
common
preferred
Dorsey
9
4
*
Coal ord stock
&
-100
Feb
1%
Feb
9%
(The) —,
i—
lOo
Guerdon Industries Inc class A com—4
Grow
3% Mar
5%
is
14
2%
Gridoil Freehold Leases—i,———*.9©
6 A May
Jan
2%
2 Hi
Dominion
5A
700
1
Research
Ltd
Dome Petroleum
6
10s
1
4
A conv
&
6
13%
6%
'2%
Grocery
dep rets ord reg—,
13%
—
nreferred series A
Greer
5% Jan
Ltd—
Co
12%
17
30%
10%
Great Lakes
Grlesedieck
Distillers
23
Great Western Producers
Jan
3
4%
10
Jan
13% Mar
13/e May
'11 %
50
23%
43/i May
40 Vz
17%
Systems,
Corporation.—
Varnish,
..
.
99
11
Lakes Bowling Corp.—
1
Chemical. Con)—,
-,1
common__60o
Great
12% Jan
May
2%
10
100:"
14
Gray Manufacturing Co—
—5
Great American Industries Inc~i
lOo
Great Basins Petroleum Co—.——20c
•
Feb
7%
16
2,200
18
15
Grand Rapids
Jan
149 %
7%
Feb
15% Mar,
12% Mar
144% May
22
Jan
7%
9V»May
;
10,100
21%
•
~6%
Gorham
Jan
2%
31,% May
10% Jah
22,700
1%
3.3%
Goodway Printing Co-Inc________.
Gordon Jeweiry class A—.—-----
12% Jan
Jan
12
May
May
9%-May
1,200
11%
11
21%
;•
;
(Adolf) Inc—,
Consolidated Mines
Goodman Manufacturing Co—
Jan
1%
.
18%
...
Goldfield
Jan
51!
11% May
8% Jan
1,500
9%
8
10%
Mar
7
1
preferred
22
146
evon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
25c
getroit Industrial Products
1
ilbert's
Eielectric Quality Supermkts com—lOo
Products Engineering Co Inc 1
1%' 1st
"2,700
9%
8
Manufacturing
&
11%
8%
22
inc
Desilu Productions
11%
8%
1
class A
debenture stock
8 "'t
6% May
7
5
-
10,800
'
11%
100:
class A h-v.
Ltd—-—
Gobel
12% Jan
Mar
28%
11%
50®
•
100
Dejay Stores
Dennison Mfg
5,900
6
13'.%
•11
Inq.
Globe Union Co Ihc„_,L.—
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc—.
Apr
2%
5%
Cdrp
com
Co
Security
Jan
Mar
6 3/s M&y
Apr
"1% May
58,500
,/
32%
"99
Co—L——
C>
(A
Gilchrist
8% Jan
4%
5%
i%
Glass Tite Industries Inc—.—
Glenmore Distilleries class B
2%
50a
50®
2.50
20
Controls
Glanninl
D
Crystal Dairies
2,300
7,700
11
9%
11
Giant Yellowknife Mines
Globe
Daitch
i3'4
-
1,200
1%
5%
12%
-
10
Corp—_—
Giant Foods Inc
Mar
12
7%
'*
31%
•
12%
—
Feb
12
Daryl Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common—.
5%
preferred
Davidson Brothers Inc
Plywood
Feb
21
/
May
13,600
3H Mar
31%
•——
—z—
General Stores Corporation-——
Genung's Incorporated———-—Georgia Power- $$ preferred—
$4.60 preferred—*—
—
Jan
8
6% May
29
General
Jan
5%
7
18%
35%
98
"
Ltd—
Co
Fireproofing—
General
7(4. Mar
17%
7
10ye May
May
96 V4 Apr
28
American dep rets ord reg
Feb
Feb
5%, Jan
13% May
3% Mar
800
6%
Feb
10%
cnpamon
Electric
General
Jan
10%
'
Jan.
4%
3,200
4
6%
5
6% May
-
1,200
13%
3%
5
29
•
Laboratories class A common—I
Class
5
t 4%
1%
Jan
General Acceptance
General Alloys Co——
—.—...
General Builders
Corp———.
1%
Feb
General Gas Corp;
3%
6%
3%
6%
13%
*3%
Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter
*
"~5%
1
"wts"——
Feb
35% May/
6% Jan
3
1,800
1,200
7%
1% May.
1,300
11%
29 ye
,.i—.—_
11%
8% May
700
7%
10%
28
'~4
Co common,—...
Apr
13,100
39
10%
28
—
——--—
Power
preferred——
Gellman Mfg Co
Jan
15,200
1%
1%
35%
6%,
4%
•
Corporation—,
Curtis
7%
100
8%
6%
Co—
Tobacco
Cuban
1%
35%
■
28#
10c
(Md)
Central Petroleum
Drug Co
Crystal Oil it Land Co
crown
Crown
Cubic
8
8%
Industries Corp—25e
Aluminum
Crown
2,800
5,300
8
7%.
4%
25®
1
Crose United Corp
Crowley Milner & Co,
•
tb
for Week
9%
6% May
„
(Qrd reg)—**
—--1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole. Petroleum
Corp
•
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
'
r
.*
■
5%
Jan
21
Inc
Gar an
Gatineau
22% Feb
Feb
20
American dep receipts
Cox Instruments Corp
:
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
#
Reynolds common
-1
.Sl preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
T
?
Cott
Bottling Co of New England—1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
;
High
17%
cl A voting—•
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Low-
Par
Corby
Friday
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Jan
F
Fabrex
Corp_
Falcon Seaboara
Drilling Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.,
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo. Oils Ltd.,
Federated
FWmont
Purchaser class
Petroleum
Film ways
Financial
Corp
7% Jan
May
9% Jan
26%
28%
6,800
26% Feb
31%
15,000
1% Mar
1%
Jan
2%
1%
3 A
27,900
8%
10%
2,000
2% May
8% May
14%
16%
__
—8
16
Jan
;
4%
4%
4%
5.500
13%
13%
15%
1,300
i
10,400
%
Jan
6%
6%
7%
11,900
6% May
18%
21%
5,100
18% May
12'/a May
Jan
9% Apr
21% Mar
6% Feb
21
Feb
3% Feb
7
3^000
13% May
'
7%
88%
5%
Plywood. Co Inc—.z_—25aInland Credit1 Corp class A.—i—T
Inlaiidt Homes Corp.z
!—
z__ 1
4%
•5%
18%
10%
79
76%
.
•
5.
■
-
1
12%
i
10%
—
l
.1
x.
_10c
Co
5
see
page 35.
9% Feb
12%
10%
134
"8%
12%
700
12%
18,300
134
200
10%. Apr
134
May
4%
4%
5%
4,000
8% May,
4% May
5
5
5%
1,600,
5
6%
6%
7%
2,200
31%
33%
700
32
8%
8'/.
500
Apr
6% May
31% May
30%
Jan
International Breweries
Inb———i.
,5%
4%-
.4%
16% Jan
14
Jan
160
Jan
11%
Jan
9%
Jan
6%
Jan
13
Jan
40% Feb
International. Holdings Corb—_z_.—1
International.
ProductsJ.—_.z———z_5"
Intex, Oil Company z...
.
33Vac '
.Investors Funding
Corp (N Y) cl A—5
Investors .Royalty..——,———
,_1
Iowa Public gervlce Co 3.90% pfd-,100
Iroh Fireman. Manufacturihgz—z_
_I
Irving Air.Chute,.,—^
1
Israel-American' Oil Corpz;
,10c
15
5%'
4%
4%
.6%
31%
30%
30%
-4,300
-67%
6%
15%
15
•:
-
2%
3
•
87
v
-
10
-
19%
19%
21%
21
■
23%
22%-
4,500 '
1,400'
.7%
39%
Jan
■?%
Anr
'.%
%
26,900
•
8% Mar
Jan
•2%
-
3%
Jan
80%. Jan
/19%' May
Jan
23%
143/4 May
-;
•
.87
29
•
Feb
May
Feb
1734
Feb
267ii Mar
%
Jah
Mar
1
"
Jan
43/4>May
6%
-
3,400*'
...
87
7oo
Feb
Mar
4%-May
-
500
,.
*
■
107
3O V2 May
.
1,600
•
...
-
,
-
14V4
10% May
76% May
1,200
-
jan
35%
-
500"
7,000"
Feb
7% Mar.
Jan-
18% May
3,200
---
'
90
' Jan
7
4% May-
700
11%
Ja n
90
Feb
500
"
Jan
Jan
'
'
12
"5%
25,
49%
8%
7.1/2 May,
85%
130
Jan
Jan
17
Apr
4%"
10%
18%
Insurance Ca of North. America,—5
v
7,500
8%
87%
~4%'
'
",39%, May
4,400
'
Feb
8%
)3r; May
.7
"77/8
10%
5J/4 May
T,600"
'
•
Company.^.—
2%
l
18%
Inc
footnotes,
1%
4 % May
13% Jan
l
Inc,
A)
3,500
10,300
2.50
Enterprises
<The)
7%
17'%
Jan
Mar
5,500
"
>
'
Flying Tiger Line In«
Ford Motor of Canada
Frost
12,900
8
.
Industrial
uoc
Sterling Inc
Fischer & Porter Co
Fishman (M H) Co Inc
Friendly
6
16%
5%
4
Realty & Construction
1%
Freshlllo
5%
5% May
5% Jan
Magnetlcis Corp.—.———33%®
Imperial Chemical. Industries—.
American dep rets; ord jreg.!—£1;
Imperial OH. (Canada)———~i——4:
Imperial Tobacco of, Canada—1_zz—5Imperial Tob Of Gt Brit
Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corpz——1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd.,100'
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp
_50c
I" M C
Apr
1%
6%
.
Firth-
For
May
May
5%
common
fOeo
4
6
8%
60c convertible preferred)—
Fuller
1,900
1,800
213
A
Inc
Forest City
Fotochrome
6
4%
6%
1%
Warrants
dl»
7,400
4
6
6
26%
Corp
General Corp
First National
8% Feb
7
4%
6%
6%
Chemical Co
Fairmont
■
Number 6163
195
Volume
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2517)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS'!
American Stock
'
Lake
Series
B
i
5,500
4'A
2,100
6%
7%
2,000
%
6'A
6%
2,600
2%
3'A
2,300
6
Hoc
»2%
—75c
(The)
Corp
i8ya
3 Va
6%
—
Inc—.——
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
ft' ft\ ft
High
i:
Morse
13%
3%
—i
warrants
Industries
Jupiter
Low
2%
Corp..
Asbestos
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals-
Jetronic
High
13%
mil
2%
65/a
3'/a
6%
13% May
3 Va May
23%
6 %
Jan
Electro
Mt Clemens
6%
11% Mar
Par
ft
Mt
Diablo
Mount
Feb
Mountain
Jan
Movielab Inc
5%
12
May
Mar
-
Movie
144 3A
1
High
Jan
153'/a
Apr
6
7
1,800
6
May
7%
7 Va
8%
10'A
Jan
5,000
7 Va
May
3%
3%
14%
Jan
3%
600
3%
Jan
4y«
Jan
class
5
5
2.50
5
ft
200
4
Jan
6% Mar
15%
16
»
500
12.50
15% May
25%
18%
25%
29 %
'
8,800
—1
Tel
35
10%
10%
12
25'A May
10 Va May
——
Inc
1
—
Inc.
Tel &
States
Star
6%
Range Since Jan.
Low
260
1
—
Mills
Vernon
Shares
High
4
Company
Feb
for Week
151% 152%
25c
Products
Industries
414
.
Low
•
preterrea
9'A
-2% May
2% May
6,100
Apr
6%
6% May
6V4 May
4,200
7%
Sales
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
'•■ ;
Co__—
25)
Week's
STOCKS
Shares
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Co
Jefferson Construction
Jefferson
Low
Friday
for Week
*
of Prices ;
:
Par
■
Jeannette Glass
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
33
50c
A„
5 Va
6 Va
7%
>8%
4%
5 V»
•
500
-
:5Va
2,300
5%
Apr
Feb
Mar
14
Jan
9'A
Jan
14%
Feb
'
MPO
Muntz
I'll'
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
K
Industries
Kaiser
(D)
4
50c
Corp
& Company—
4%%
Electric
&
Gas
•; i.v
Kavanau
Co
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
(Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark Oil
,
,
15%
21%
t
9%
"
1,200
5,500 "
:
4,700
10%
.1,400
\ ft 1%
1%
jo
Piston
Co.*
Muter
A 3,200
18
12,200
\
267/«
26%
Ring
Co
10%
10 Va
U%
25-
28%
Feb
■ •.
"
t
lii
,v
Feb
14
r
v
Feb
,
18 May
1% May
-
v.v..,
1%2%
ft '
-■>*■;
''
A
K
25
May
ft 4% May
Kirkeby-Natus
Corp
Kirkland Minerals
Klein
(S)
fnmt
Rubber CO—
B)
(H L)
10
Corp
(The)
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kulka Electronics Corp—
'
15,100
Ai
National Alfalfa
Jan
11%
11%
13%
;; 5%
7 Va
19 ya
22%
1%
Bellas
National
—1
8%
——1
1
—5
—1
2%
Hess
.'ft; 400
5
5,200
10
May
14 Va
6%
ft 10 >
A 6 Va
/National Bowl-O-Mat Corp
Feb
Apr
National Brewing
.*
Jan
Co
Jan
May
19% May
!
7%
28%
Jan
Jan
19
Jan
11% May
5% May
22,800
1,400
*
19 %
.
4,300
■.
-
'5;'
May
5,400
-
-
24 %
v
Casket
Weld
National Electric
National
Jan
:
*7,000
6
May
9%
6
f 9%
9%
10%
3,700
ft 5%
5%
6 %
8%
2%
Rubber
National
Steel
9%
12,700
8% May
12 Va
Feb
3,800
2% May
4
Jan
4%
Jan
Apparel Inc
Radio Electronics
Shore
53A
1
1
Corp
Ltd-:
Mines
5%
7
-.3.
2%
3%
3
A
National
9%
10
-5
3%
:
Telefilm
National
Feb
Transit
Union
Video
1,400
i6
;
Filter
Corp
Lee
Motor
Products
Lefcourt
4%
5%
5%
y2
4
Le Tourneau
Levine's
Inc
class
A,
5%
1
-—'——4
10%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
•'-*5%
preferred—«
—.•
of America Inc—-;
Oil Co..
Livingston
Lockwood
ft-
—
Steel
Locke
Class
Chain
Kessler
24%
-1
10
-1
10c
Lithium Corp
Gas
Land
t;
8%
8%
10,900
13,700
I l,90O
•l'A
•;
4%
1%:
9
25%
Jah
14*/^ May
33A' Jan
,
i
18
May
67
May
1,700
20% •Feb
■
19
*
73%
•v
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25
'
7%
5 %
4% May
.
200
26 %
•7%
ft 35%
.
?%',
;
3%
29%
;
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17
McCro'ry
.'
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23%
23%
1Q%
.10%
1
—,
.
8%
33 %
_1
A. 6,900
4,800
1
%
25 %■
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B-100
27%
25%'
ft
10c
-1
13%
13%
12%
11%
13%
1
2%
2%
2%
'"ft
10
10%
10%
10%
100
preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp.—
Microwave
Associates
Oil-Corp $1
Mid-West i Abrasive
Midwest
Mill
Wohl
4%%
Milo
1%
1
6%
Co
10
12%
ft
.12%
7,600
ft"
4
100
-
13
19%
19%
-
Jan
12%
142
Corp
-
17%
17%
18%
.
&
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum
Corp
5%
RR
pfd
100
~7
V*
12 %
102
of
1
Ltd
.
America
»l
12%
;
13%
5%'
5
*
A
A
4,900
'%
14,200
Precision
Monongahela
Power
preferred.---—
4.80%
preferred
1
y2
31%
33%
.
19%
20%
'2%
;
2
—100
series B
,—..100
preferred series C—
footnotes,
"A 1
Feb
•
•.
Jan
6%
:
2
"
10q
see page
35.
94.'
101
101*-
>
38%
■„
30 "
20
1,250
35'A May
■ftr
14,300
% May
ft'"' 6%
-7%
2%
2%
4%
4%
—1
15
- ,r.
-v
62
88 V*
93
Industrial
56
■
:■*
91%
92%
Manufacturing
ft
32,500
7
89.
Petroleum
—a—1
15%
Jan
ft:4% Jan
May
34,900
•
Jan
Jan
Mar
■
% Mar
V4 May
6% May
10%
Apr
4Va Mar
2 Va May
Power
Town
Co
15%
7
preferred——100
common————T1
97
12 %
5Va
60
•ft 16%
17 Va
•:
6%
2,000
*4%
13
4%
24'Aft
i-8
31%
31%
35%
——1
9%
9%
4%
,
Feb
.Jan
98%
Jan
17 Va Mar
3% Jan16 Va
Fee
May,
59
5%
64%
Apr
May",
19%
Jan
24'A Mav
ft: 6%- Apr
15 Va Jan
ft 5 % Apr
13
May ft
2,200
2,400
28
Feb
11%
29
1,200-'
14
-
24%
Manufacturing
Clay
6
ft
Corp..——1
class A com—1ft
Electric
r
26%
May
10 Va May
'*'1,900
59
e
Securities...—————1ft
140
I
-
25% Jan
93% Jan
ft 3,300
ft 2,300
ft 650..
59%
16%
7
300
97%
4%'
19% Feb
Feb
15% May
19,900
26
10 VB'
10%
14%
2,500
59,600
8%
26
4%%
Corp
19
7
.
—1
———
16%
15%
16
6
4'A May
Feb
33% Feb
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43
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7,300
.
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Apr
21
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21
May
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20%
;
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20%
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32%
32%
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29
29
29%
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27%
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28Va May
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27
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26 Va May
600
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200
22 Va
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24%
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,
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97
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10%
Feb
6 Va
7 Va
10,900
103% 106%
200
.
5% Mar
&
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5%
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54'/a
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18'A May
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5%
6%
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Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A
2
8 Va
8%
9%
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1
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14
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14 May
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of
20 V4
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2,300
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12'A May
1,300
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7%
8
2
Ltd
Canada
500
11% Apr
24% Feb
20%
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6'A May
47 % May
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634
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15 Va
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1,700
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74%
74%
78%
1,200
74% May
88 Va Mar
Jan
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
24%
Jan
1
40
Apr
Pepsi-Cola
Pep
Boys (The)
Apr
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Perfect
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Photo
94
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—
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Inc
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7
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Apr
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25,
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170
3'A
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5,300
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A
9%
May
3%
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RR Co.—
Pantepec Oil
15%
*
4% May
2
Jan
1 % May
2% Mar
6,400
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A
56»/a
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ft 21% Mar
Apr
Mar
47
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6
2,900
-
39% Mar
3%
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Mar
Mar
1V«
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6,600
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»Packer's
Feb
17% May
600
-
6
-
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1,300
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36%
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4
11,300
94,
34
Feb
Jan
138
26,800
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Jan
'
101
1,500
2%
Pacific' Petroleums
12% Mar
!
2%
Jan
12
May
24 v'
14,500
4,900
38
Jan
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Jan
3%
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4
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4.40%
For
:
36
36
1.25
Perfect
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8,800
36
99'A May
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•
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y
$4.75 conv dividend
preferred—
$4.36
dividend
preferred
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14% Mar
100
4,500
,
19%
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100
400
4%
2
15% Mar
6% May
12% May
800
.
13A
9% May
1% May
2%
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Feb
5% May
4,300
25
1%
29% May
1,900
1%
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34
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8%
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50
1
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&
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May
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o
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10
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1,600
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Jan
2
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81,600
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2% May
10% May J
8% May
200
12%
50c
,
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5%
42
.
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11 Va
12% Feb
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4.36%
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11
;
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,
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4
2.50
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16%.
;
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Minnesota Power
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700
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Electronics
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4
5
common-
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16%
Jan
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•
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5
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5
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4,300
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.
113
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ft
800
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1,400
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111,200
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10
preferred—
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7
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May
3%
_1
;
class
:
ft
42%
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14,200
40c
•30%-Feb
24-
7%
11%
—-1
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Feb
23% May
'
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4%
Michigan Sugar Co common—
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7v
4,800
13,500
11%
•
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6,400
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ft
27% May
*
29%
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6
Feb
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A—
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Arizona
Mines
Ohio
3,000
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Miami
4%
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9,100
2%
.
•
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1
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Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—
Metal & Thermit Corp
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600
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I 24
6
3
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-
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&
&
Pacific Coast
23%
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5
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43A
37,100
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Marconi International Marine
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"■
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2%
35%
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:
2% May
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15
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3%
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■
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.ft;-
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1
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j,
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.v-V"A +IJ;-.
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58 '/a May
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22
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Magellan Petroleum Corp ytc„
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Maine Public Service
27'A
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5,800
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22 V4
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Min
York
Norfolk
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v 18%
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Apr
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15
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26%
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4
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60,100
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8
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27
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32
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,
12% May
15
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4 % May
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3
800
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13 y2
13
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9
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Company
National Company Inc
10% Mar
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14
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17
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7 *"*
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Muskogee
26%
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27
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40
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119,600
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98
7
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Broad Bldg Co——
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11 Va
11%
May
Apr
-33 V* Mar
1,300
29% May
9%
17,300
; ",7% May
16%
Jan
17 Va
18,000
May
27%
Jan
7a May
111
Jan
31%
30
7%ft
12
C
'
:
9 %
Jan
16,400
1
6%
•.
8,800
12
5%
Jan
.
8% Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2518)
^34
...
Monday, May 28, 1962
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (R"8« for Week Ended May 25)
Week's
of Prices
Par
27%
32%
4%
4%
700
10?
5 J/4
5%
6%
18,300
Aircraft Corp
Plastics
Inc
Atwood
&
9
9%
9%
Products
class
A
Simpson's
12%
Feb
Sinclair
109%
Apr
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Slick Airways Inp—
Son0tone Corp
i
18%
6,300
13%
Feb
20
•
1,100
6%
Apr
10%
Jan
10%
1,400
37%
400
8%
13% Mar
8% May
1
South
Coast
2%
Feb
South
Penn
11"'
Feb
5%
1%
2
1,200
6
7%
2,300
6
14%
15 %
800
14% May
19%
Feb
4.78%
9%
9%
100
9% May
47% May
12 % Mar
4.56%
60 >■'
Jan
4.48%
2%r Jan
8,700
Fowdrell
&
Power
Alexander
14%
(Del)—2.50
Inc
9V*
Corp of Canada-
—*
:—1
•
—1
56%
47 y2
.2.
Oil Royalties Ltd
Prairie
Pratt
Lambert Co
&
Precisionware
Inc
Prentice-Hall
Presidential
common
new
Inc
class
6V2
6%
32%
32%
6%
4,400
7
Providence
Pyle-Nallonal
8
8
5%
30%
liOOO
12.50
33%
33 %
34%
3,600
8.33%
26 Va
26%
27%
250
25
26 Va
26 Va
26%
1,200
cumulative preferred
cumulative preference
9,000
43
Mar
Southern
Petroleum
California
11
13%
May
5%
5%
6%
2,600
5% May
12%
12%
13%
2,100
12% May
1
-20
1
21%
21%
22y4
22%
21%
23
*
11%
11%
11%
13 %
Apr
6% May
8% Mar
10 % May
5%
Apr
Jan
< Jan
17
21% May
22%
26%
Apr
800
11% May
13
Jan
87%
92%
Feb
Standard
Feb
21
Feb
Jan
92%
150
60%
1,100
56 % May
74% Mar
14 %
14%
1,200
13% May
21%
157/a
177/a
3,200
14% May
20% Mar
92
16%
Jan
23%
23%
23%
23%
Paint
Brands
23%
1,900
V
Standard
Forgings
Standard
Q
Shares
Inc
Standard-Thomson
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
2%
28%
6,400
28%
29%
413
2% May
75
2%
•
28% May
34
Feb
Feb
Standard
Stanley
class
Tube
Aviation
B
10c
Corp
Uranium
Stanrock
Ltd
Mines
Starrett
Rarno Inc
class
new
900
12%
12%
A
Rapid-American Corp
__1
29%
28 Ye
Rath
-10
12
12
v 13%
40c
20 %
19
24
Packing Co
Rave lie
Real
Inc
Co
Estate
Trust
Real
of
America
20
20%
Corp
of
Jan
24
Jan
21% Mar
6%
500
7%
4,400
57/a
6% May
5% May
80
500
79
500
21
May
7%
9%
2,700
19%
4,900
8%
9%
27,100
16 % May
8 % May
3%
3%
3%
9,700
3
3
33/a
900
21%
5,200
Corp
of N
Reinsurance
Investment
(Robert)
Arms
Poll
.
3%
3%
3%
"4%
20,200
4
3%'
4%
18,700
1
—
•
29%.. Apr
Jan
B
3
20
24% Jan
May
15%
Feb
7%
Jan
1% May '
2% Mar
8%
3,200
18% May
May
32
77/a
9%
Jan
23%
23%
1,000
22% Jan
24 V4
Jan
14Va
Apr
8%
12%
13 %
12%
4
1,400
4
3%
12%
3% May
11 %
12%
4,100
31%
31%
313/4
4,800
11V2 May
29% Feb
6 V4
6%
7%
2,200
6% May
5
5
5%
7%
7%
8
lft
1
1%
800
25% Apr
3%; Apt
Jan
3%
i«
i$Jan
% May
700
16
May
23 %
Jan
Sunset
International
4%
4,200
4
May
5%
Feb
Supercrete
Feb
4%
7,000
14
3,700
7%
Feb
9%
7,800
8%
Jan
\&
17,100
%
Jan
:
%
7 Ye
6%
11
100
84%
.
9%
6% May
Products
Feb
Class
Apr
13%
Jan
4%
26% Mar
12%
Jan
regis
Inc
£1
*
,
5%
5%
6%
•
4%
4%
4%
12,200
Inc
Fifth
4%
100
30c
1
Inc
5
Roxbury Carpet Company
Russeks
4%
<
1.50
;
Products
industries
Talon
8
8
9%
18%
18%
2,000
5,500
19%
1,300
513
Feb
10%
Jan
4% May
5% May
4
5 % Mar
% May
B
8
9%
9%
700
9
Jan
3%
3%
3%
2,600
3
Jan
9%
11%
4,100
9% May
157/a Mar
en
9%
10%
14,100
9% May
15% Feb
4Va
5%
15,700
18,600
♦
Inc
10
1
Avenue
4%
50c
Inc
2%
2%
3%
3
2%
3%
.1
1
3%
3%
1,700
3%
500
5%
4% May
2% May
7%
Jan
5
Jan
2%
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
Jan
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
Ban
Carlos
Milling Co Ltd
San Diego Gas
5%
series
& Electric
preferred
4.40%
series
5.60%
series
preferred—-.preferred
,—20
Gems
Ltd
Seaboard
]
Sealectro
Seeburg
20
23 i.
:
II
n
100
,
18 Ye
Jan
900
18.%
Jan
100
-
>
21%
Feb
2,200
(The)
5% May
7Va
Jan
9
Jan
11%
Feb
6%
2,700
6% May
9%
Jan
4
May
15% May
6 % Jan
7%
Jan
22%
Feb
6%
4
4
Inc
1,900
7%
11,600
8% Mar
5% Mar
29,000
4%*-
Jan
Jan
3%
Apr
5Va
25c
7%
7%
8%
1,400
7% May
2%
2%
2%
5,900
2%
1
4
•
1
3
~_i
Inc
class
13
4%
2,400
4
4%
4%
6,300
41J
12%
4%
15%
34,900
16%
16
18%
12,600
15
14%
17%
3,400
10% May
Jan
3%
Jan
ShaltncK
Denn
•
Mining
6herwin-WilHams
&
Co
_£
Power
».
common
12.50
preterred
of
America
Corp
of
&
new
3
Co
class
Co_
Creex
11%
■
5%
21
2
Precision
corn
For footnotes,
20c
m
,
see
page
.
12 % May
16
10%.
5%
"5%
6,300
7V4
3.400
12%
6%
11,500k
;
5,100
20%-
22%
83%
90
May
26%
1,100
30,700
4,900
12,700
8,000
4% May
5% May
10% May
5% Apr
Feb
9'/a Mar
2Va
1%
1%
400
16%
183/4
1,200
20%, Apr
5%
5%
6 3/8
7%
42 3/a
73,200
36
Oil
Texas
&
36
Feb
66
May
Mar
37%
363/4
750
7% May
10,900
8
8% Mar
Apr
3%
6,300
36% May
2 % May
50%
2%
6%
Jan
12 %o
19
17%
221/2
41,200
17% May
35% Mar
•
Corp
25
24%
347/a
16,600
24 % May
53% Mar
11% May
2% May
26%
2%
41%
12%
11%
14%
42,600
2%
23/4
31/8
8,200
10c
Corp
3%
3
3%
3,800
3
9,300
Jan
4%. Jan
9%
8%
7%
"l%
11%
7
1
Inc
10c
Inc
Inc—25c
pfd
•
lOo
Jan
May
14 Va Mar
~1%;
May
Jan
Apr
7%
Jan
5% May
i! May
9%
5%
6
53/4
6 Va
2,900
lVa
4,100
II
96
"u
Jan
3
5
10,100
5%
II
8V2
1 % May
1,900
2 i/s
Feb
1%
933/i- -Tan
96
Jan
Mar
98
U
%
10,900
II May
6%
10%
2,800
12%
20,200
6 Va May
10% May
16% Mar
5
19%
19%
20
18%
22
10c
10
2%
25o
—1
50o
Inc:
"warrants"
Co_
Tliompson-Starrett
convertible
16%
7
10%
Corp
Shovel
Jan
8% May
24,900
6
1
$4.56
4%
May
"
1
•
Inc com
preferred
Co
Markets
Inc
j.
A
lft
Jan
'
6 Va
21/4
7
3,900
10
.Tan
Mar
Anr
12,400
200
20
20%'
26 V2
Feb
38
Feb
29
20%
20% May
27 % May
20%
27%
15% Mar
3,100
20%
27%
3% Mar
12 % May
13
20%
2 % May
500
2%
13
Tobacco
Security Trust Co; Ltd-rAmer deposit rets def registered—5s
>•' Amer
deposit rets ord reg
.—-—5s
Todd
Shipyards Corp_——
2Q
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
-100
Universal
Tower
Photolab
Town
Trans
Corp—
Lux
5c
Inc
class
Co
Airlines
World
&
Forging
20
•
5%
Apr
Jan
2%
Feb
26 Va
May"
Jan
J
90%
90%
V9Q
86%
250
*
Jan
91% May
12 V2 Mar
'
5%
4
73/4
6,800
45/8
2,000
4
Jan
5
3% May
5% May
4
~7%
7%
May
Jan
Va
%
32
4,800
Jan
ft
Jan
13%
121/8
14%
5,800
12 Ye May
18%
Jan
4%
43/8
5V4
21,000
Jan
10i/4
6,300
4% May
9% May
6 V2
9%
12
Feb
600
10 Va May
13
Mar
"wts"
10
Va
Steel
Williams
•
1
•
Corp
Trav-ler Radio
1,600
50c
A
Corp
Transport'!! Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Transue
4%
2 % Mar
:
1
Oil
Cuba
Trans
Trans
1
1
Mining of Nevada
Tonopah
10%
11
11
8 Va Mar
5% May
5%
6%
15%
151%
600
15 Va May
21%
291/2
341/2
12,800
?o% Mav
43%
Jan
25%
25%
253/4
1,000
Jan
28 %
Jan
11
10%
133/s
4,400
181/2
warrants
5%
15 Va
31%.
Corp__.——
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
True
—10
Corp
Temper
3,300
181/2
25
Jan
"
U
Unexcelled
Union
Chemical
Corp
Canada
of
Gas. Co
Union
8% Mar
Stock. Yards
Aircraft
United
,_4
Co-
Union .Investment
of
r
50c
Jan
United, Asbestos Coj'P
Jan
United. Canco
98%
Jan
United Elastic Corp
30%
Feb
United
Foods
Jan
United
Improvement
25 %
18% May
%
12,000
A
Apr
22%
25%
20,400
22 Va
Jan
31
Feb
Jan;
32
Feb
Apr
30%
Oil
&
a-1
Gas Ltd
Inc
vtq—— 1
*
4%
.'
.4
May.
21
May
%
si
71/4
Jan
Apr
1% Mar
United.
Milk
17% Mar
I8V2 May
22V2
Feb
12
11% May
15 V2
Jan^
22%
400
22
American
U
U
S
S
N J
Air
1 Y\ May
2
46 Va
6
May
8%
'14,500
6%
200
•.,•-3%
3%
,:100
190% 193
3-3
33/a
40
;
Mar
Jan
8%
,
'•-*
Mar
39
6%
6%
7%
6
Jan
V2 Mar
*
Jan
Apr
Jan
9V2 May
8%
Apr
Ltd—
rets
Tile
Jan
7
6
/
700
73/4
7%
_5
ord
regis—.10s
Canal—
Conditioning Corp—.
Ceramic
37,300
:21,600
42
2,600
Investing—2.60
Co
4%
;i%
7%
&
dep
3%..
401/2
'6%
Products-
RR
26%
May
4% May
3% May
3,000
41% ' 5Va
'
6%
Molasses
United
United
'■
1%
1%
40%-
•
Apr
10% May
100
200
•
1
—
11%
22
Omaha- —20
Products—„—-.—
119%
1
9% Mar
10
11/64 May
May
Apr
Light
Jan
22%
33,300
32
Apr
Electronics
Jan
800
1%
5% May
6 Va May
36
Inc
70c
/ 30% Jan
-
36
Electronics
Thorofare
Mar
2% Jan
Jan
Corporation
Power
Texstar
•
.
,
Jan
Engineering
Texam
4
'
;
5'
16
100
1
2 % May
1% May
16% May
■
13,900
19,900
37%
lVs/Jan
,
'
4,900
6%
Feb
8% Mar
28%
May
4%
3%
Jan
5%
r
-
1
10 Va
21
3 200
% Feb."
-
26%
~4% '*5%
Apr
6V4 May
4,600
2%
16%
4%
3%
Jan
27 %
Industries
Jan
137/8
Jan
83 %
-
—20o
24% Mar
24%
5
<7,300-
4%
Jan
11% Mar
17%
Jan
37%
14 Va May
18%
A.
23
33/4
33/4
41 Va
•
Feb
26%
18%
1
35.
Feb
6%
•3%
6% May
6% May
3% May
1,600
94% May
27% May
~2
Corp__
5%
Jan
3%
-
84%
10c
A
B.
Transistor
5%
"3
1
America
Gas
6
~4%
•
Slbuney-Caribbean Petroleum
Oil
_4r%
100
fibenvin-Williams of Canada
May
■"
5,400
2,200
Inc
Terminal-Hudson
Jan
11
20c
Co
Shawinigan Water
6-nver
Mar
6%
3%
iuc
inc
11
200
1,400
6%
4
3%
4
6%
4
*
~4
3
4,500
17%
6%
6%
1
l
4%
15%
15%
3.50
Corp
Leather
6ilicon
Feb
2,700
1
Class
TA
3.000
America
Servomeohanisms Inc,
Signal
Mar
13 May
1
Shoe
Apr
20
23% May
6%
Inc
Latz
&
Corp
m
20
,
9%
B_
4%
Jan
6
Servo Corp of
Seton
21%
Jan
23 % May
6,800
83/4
32%
Inc
Tri-Continental
Bros
Serrick
20
19%
20%
9
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seliginan
Mar
5%
Securities
Seeman
9
9%
l
.
Metam
6% May
600
5%
1
Corp
Beapoicel
Jan
•
Co
Airlines
21%
20
25c
Inc
World
Apr
4%
25c
;
Allied Milling Corp
Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard
21%
20% May
3% May
500
7
21%
23
19%.
50c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
2,600
3,000
7,700
-
8
31%
rhrifl.imart Inc class
20
Corp
Fisher
&
re
Screen
7
7
21%
—20
Savage Anns Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Say
3%
20,
series
Paper
20%
3%
16 pesos
4%%
Saxon
20%
3%
Co—
preferred
Sarcee Petroleums
20%
2.50
Inc_
1
29
'
6%-
Warrants
Thew
•
6%;
73/4
Textron
Corp Ltd
23%
7%
Jan
29
Industries
Tenney
Mar
27 3/4
Operations Inc
Television
36
Jan.
7%
Textron
s
22 %
1,100
29
Technical
Jan
/Feb
2%
27%
TelePrompter Corp
Tele register Corp
97/a
1
30%
Jan
35
5
Jan
1c
18%
% May
28 % May
5
Jan
12 Va Mar
13% Mar
Jan
1
10
—•
»—5
Material
Technicolor
Apr
17%
Jan
22% Feb
common
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Tel-A-Sign
11%
20%
-
preferred
cumulative
Telectro
50c
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
St
2
A
30%
May
29%
19% May
24% Apr
100
:
6%
common
18 Va
18 % May
29%
Jan
83 V4 Mar
;
31% Feb
22,700
30
•
Feb
18
7% May
500
28%
6%
Jan
4%
14% Feb
T
class
Inc
30 V2
18% May
11% May
2,000
'
28%
24%
Jan
300
-
1%
1%
Feb
Mar
2,300
,
rl/128 rl/64
v
86%
Feb
-1
J
rights
Feb
Jan
May
173/4
SynLex Corporation
83
7%
11%
17%-
Petrol Corp
Technical
Royal American Corp
Royal School Labs Inc
Royulite OH Co Ltd
Rusco
Series B
250
10%
11%
*
11%
~i%
25c
Jan
14
13%
10c
Corp
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Jan
400
11%
Supronics
7%
200
12%
:
Ltd
67/a
2%
9,400
8%
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
19%
2,400
20%
7%-
II
May
18 J/2
18%
%
11
'
5,800
21%
17%
8%
18%
II
5,700
5% May
17%
Feb
12
16% May
17% May
25c
1
10c
50o
Apr
Jan
2,600
;-7%
3,200
11%
»
11
10%
17%
6%
13%
7%
7%
14
•
3% Jan
8% Mar
(Del)—.
Inc—.
9 V4
..
Jan
~6%
84%
84 Va
11
8,700
...
Mar
16%
Feb
Apr
May
12%
1
6%
5%
11
1
16%
Apr
200
9
5%
20% Mat
9% May
11%
~8%
9%
6V2
8
Jan
May
(Del)
B)
(J
16"%
4,800
16%
3 Va
200
Jan
34 V2
9% May
73 % May
Col_-_.
StQne Container rCorpi_
L.
Stop & Shop Ihc„i__i—
1
Strong Cobb Amer Inc__——_1
Struthers Wells Corp
1
Stetson
Electronics
67/a
5,100
11,600
50c
5
1
10c
•
1
Aluminum Products
Brewers Inc
Corporation
pl'd F_
Raceway Inc
Rowland
Sterling
Sterling
Sunair
16%
11%
8,200
33/4
13
•
Company
Stylon
:
9%
5
Apr
Jan
2%
14
vrt%
"
..
9%
233/4
17%
1
12%
20c
J
5%
:
■
1%
Jan
8
1
/jV
,.3%'May*:
3%
*
(The)
16
May
7% May
1A May
17% May
27,800
Jan
5V8
...
5
500
,
10c
84 % Mar
9%
1
,
21% May
Jan
6,200
11%
12%
Co
Steriifite1'Precision 'Corp
Jan
3 V4
Corp
10% May
Inc
—
5,100
May
5% May
12
7%
May
1
Inc
Chemical
61%
5%
9
common
.
—
•
Field
Parts
■Stepan
Feb
Jan
18%
Ltd
Canada
Feb
6%
12%
ordinary
Canada
of
7,800
14
-_1
Inc_
dep rets ord
Roosevelt
Steel
Stelma
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
Co
7,500
5%
-10c
Products
Co
t7,750
4
%
class
of
Steel
Steel
1 Ye
v
-10%
14%
A
Broadcasting Inc
Amer
Ross
May
16%
'
4
"III
.50C
4
16
1
Corp
Technical
Rodney Metals
Rogers Corp
Rolls
Feb
11%
1
10%
1
Rochester Gus & Elec 4%
Rollins
Feb
18 %
15% Mar
28 V2
3% May
1
Inc
Instruments
67%' 73%
1
68 %
—1
Rio Grande Vahey Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Finance
:
-10
Inc
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgewav Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Robinson
600-
3%
—1
Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resisiollex Corp
Restaurant
Associates
Inc
Warrants series
1,100
217/a
21%
Inc_:
Republic Industrial
1,600
2
.„l
Co
Co
16,300
6/8
21%
—
Co
&
Insurance
13%
5%
i —5c
Pump Co
;—
Reqyes Broadcasting & Dejf.
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Ritter
4,100
21
'
12
12
:.— __1
Y
Reda
Republic
2,300
21,600
1%
—1
Remington
37%
12
Statham
Jan
14 Va
10c
50c
common
preferred
Feb
Mar
32%
7% May
16%
8%
-
Feb
11%
86
16%
18%
Feb
15
Jan
21%
v
.
21%
1
class A
Corp
Stephan
Warrants
Reliance
May
28 Ye May
America-
A
Realty Equities
Reis
13,000
>
Investment
Properties
Class
33 %
Feb
(The)
convertible
50c
Feb
7%
6
„1
14%
12% May
Inc
Industries
Star
R
Enterprises Inc
Apr
23% May
'*
Jan
17
16%
'
Ramco
23%
3,400
~~7%
1
1
Corp
Apr
24% Mar
•'
7
4,100
79
18%
1
1
84 V4
Jah
Jan'
21 Ve
Apr
6%
23 Va
Co
Jan
22 c
22
-
400
*
20%
57/a
30
Co
Products
87% Mar
17%
•r
79
1
Corp
Metals
Standard
27
Feb
19%
6V4
1
20
1
Co
Apr
Jan
19
17%
Line
Standard
Quebec Power Co
Corp__2
2
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
$1.60
36 Va Mar
30%
May
75%
25
Standard
900
56%
56%
Pipe
Jan
Mar
41% Mar
86
1
Southern Realty & Utilities
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
.".
Sports Arena Inc
lo
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
•
1,900
Colorado—
100
Southern
11%
23
»
25
25
32 Va May
9%Feb
tV
!
Jan
26 Ye
'
37%
Jan
6% Jan
31 % Jan
>(
25
preferred
50%
;
27% May
Edison—
preferred
Jan
30% May
6%.May
7^8 May
27%
~
Jan
Apr
May
14 %
cumulative
1
Co
4,200
4,600
4.08%
4,200
•
5
1,600
7%
3,700
Jan
6%
20c
6
8%
9%
11%
Corp
13% May
16%
Apr
6 Va
Telephone Co_
5%
6%
25
10%
Sportswear
41 % May
6%
25
6%
preferred
Puerto Rico
25 3/4 May
370
14%
cumulative preferred
10%
Gas
300
300
43%
15
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
10c
1
Company
14%
27
27%
4.24%
Ltd
of
Co
California
3%
62%
.
v
13%
Jan
19
<
Jan
1
4.32%
1,700
7,100
Service
Oil
16
1
Apr
11%
(The)
t
25%
1
38%
11
Progress Mfg Co Inc common
$1.25
convertible preferred
2% May
1,600
41%
•
Corp
original
%
13%
£1
May
31
11
B
Proctor-Silex
4 %%
300
in May
5,800
10c
Mines
Puritan
no
Corp
New
Public
31
4,100
f
1
High
Ve Mar
41 '/4
1
Southern Materials Co Inc
class A
Prophet
125
50
31%
•in.
Realty Corp—
New
Preston
■47 %
1%
31
May
Co
—
Soss
Jan
6 V2
6%
Oil
Manufacturing
Jan
13%
2
5%
27/8
47 Va
•
Venezuelan
44 '•
36
May
5% May
1% May
36
2%
44%
Range Since Jan.
Low:
11,000
Singer
Apr
7%
2%
•
8% Mar
10% Mar
Southern
Polymer
preferred
Ltd
conv
May
May
Shares
High
%
Publishing— >■,
9% May
98
i'V
44%
2,000
6%
2.50
1
(The) Corp
Corp class A
Folycast
250
rets
10%
16%
"5%
deposit
Boardman
Simmons
$3
Inc
A
Automobiles—
American
8 % May
7
Low
1
3,800
900
8%
Foloron
7% May
12,100
1,000
17
10
50c
1
Electronics Corp
Mines Ltd
Lighting
Silvray
Simca
Feb
99 %
*
Polarad
5%
6% May
13% Jan
Jan
for Week
of Prices
P&I*
39% Mar
...
4% May
3%
98
6 %
Mfg Co
27% May
.
98
Polymers Inc—10c
Scale
Pneumatic
7%
7%
8%
,
50
*
Erie—
Co
Railways
Plastic Materials &
Plume
-1
7%
7
8V2
J
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh
7%
7 Ye
4
1
(Del)
Steel Corp
2,300
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Silver-Miller
4'/a
Piasecki
Pioneer
Low
Week's
Last
t
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
27%
Phoenix
Industries
STOCKS
Shares
5
Tel Co—10 pesos
Industries
Philippine Long Dlst
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
Low
Pharmaceutical
Electronics &
Phillips
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Co
100
—50c
—
-t
193
53/4
-
53/4
-6%
3% May
4,800
-1,100
4 %
Apr
Jan
193
May
3 Va May
4
Jan
5% May
6%
Jan
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Number
6163
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.
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35
(Range for Week Ended May 25)
Week's
Friday
STOCKS,
>
:
=
Last
•
,
Par
U
Low
Co_lJi—i-L-1
7y8
Low
High
United
Stockyards
Corp
25c
.
,
Corp—
1962
Universal
•
——
2%
-
1955—
Oil;
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
Universal
•
S
Vinco
-
3%
6%/
.
900
V' 7% Mar
,
8
62,200
311/2
300
8%
9%
10,300
~9'
;•
8%
8%
1
5%
1
7%
7%.. 9
6
6
Co
A
25o
Corporation
1
15
:
121/2
1,400
10 y2
Jan
-
35
2,300
5% May
7% May
•
19,600
:
6
14%
15,600
4% May
10,800
12% May
16
10,200
8% May
12%
16% May
9'/a May
23%
8%
16%
18%
Vogt
Manufacturing
•
91/8
91/8
9%
VTR
Inc
1
5%
5%
6%
1,300
5% May
3%
:/'/'• 600
4%
6,800
Aircraft
Co
3%
Wagner Baking common
7%
preferred
Waitt
Bond
&
6%
Inc
non-cum
Waltham
Webb
&
&
National
General
National
Research
_10o
•
West
Utilities
Texas
Westbury
Western
4.40%
.1.25
Equities
Nuclear
Stockholders
American dep
Western
&
3
May
3% Feb
7,200
3%
1,100
T41/4
10c
2%
8,400
14% May
16,000
5
May
3% Mar
16
5%
3%
41/2
2%
2%
16,400
8,100
2%
.11
Westmoreland
Inc
1/2
i7e
•
-10
/•
6,600
30'A
20
May
11% May
15%
Jan
2,800
1 Va
/ 17,100
Wilson
(R C)
5%
Co
&
Brothers
common
Wood
Pwr
Industries
(John)
Wood Newspaper
Feb
Southern
Counties
1,000
1,800
6,900
14% May
7
15'A
JL8
15'A
/
14% May
93% Mar
T-
5
:
com.——,_25o
.5
1
1
•6%'.' preferred.:—-——
.
wi_
common
//
18% Mar
'5-
4
;/
10,500
4 Va
.
2,500
16%
6%
67/8
5
"
1
•
6%
May
5
5%
5
5%
'•::
5%
4% Mar
8%
5
May
5
Apr
7% Feb
May
.
Feb
8
American Stock Exchange
or
Last
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Alsco
5%s
Inc
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Edison
Boston
BSF
5%s
Co
Brandy wine
debs
Power:3%s
Elec
6s
1
Aug
.June-Dec
1994—June-Dec
1974
debs
4s inc
Pump
Steel
Chica Oil
Bolsa
sub
conv
Steel &
• Amer
_June-Deo
1970
41
$56
June-Dec
Raceway
1969
Assn
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
101
110
.Feb-Aug
1975
90%
38
Debt
5ViS
seres
4%s
series
Maranhao
Mortgage
Interest
Exchange
or
Last
Period
'
1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973lst mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
4%s s f debentures 1978
1st mtge & coll tr 5s 1980
5'/as s f debentures 1980
i—
United Gas Corp 2%s
States
U
S
conv
Rubber
Sale Price
Vanadium
4'As
Vendo
4%s
1976
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
95%
94%
95
Bonds
May-Nov
April-Oct
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
*91%
100% 100%
conv
Low
High
89
90
93%,
95%
90%
No.
94%
.<
__
98%
-
■
100%
91'/2
21
——
91%
14
99
103
100'A 101
21
97
101%
99'A
102%
105
40
102%
105 %
105
5
103'A
105
503
123'A
163'A
85%
101 Va 101%
Jan-July
105
105
123'A 133%
123
2
subord debs
*85%
82
$931/8
_
93'/a
97%
79
97%
94
98
95
53
102% 103'A
97%
103
i
100'A
103%
102%
99
100%
81
81
86
50
81
92
Mar-Sept
1980
1st & ref 2%s
series G 1979
First and refund mtge 2%s
101
101
104
128
101
136
86%
Ry
3s
series
B
Fiist lien ana
ref mtge 3'As ser Ct
1st lien
4s
& ref
series F
1983—
6s s'ibnrd income debs 2008.
Vornado
Wabash
Inc
RR
5s
conv
subord
debs
86
86
92%
96
__
101%
2
101%
1057/a
104Va
15
103%
105
102% 102%
5
101
106
105%
11
105
106
106
.
106
102% 1027/a
98%
—
93%
90%
94%
91 %
6
92%
__
93%
94%
10
.1 86
94%
78
90
72
6
100
107
120
„
92
89%
171
.
.
125
...
1
:
.
83 Vr.
122
F,
:
.,:.118
27
98'A
98 %
98%
72
73 %
l
11 98
1
98
__
94
89
k
1
751/3
100
103%
91%
3
86
743/4
102%
99%
3
$103% 105
__
128
-
100
16
97%
99
9
70 Va
80
B
Debentures—
•
1967
6%s 1949.
7s
(issue of Oct
$120
Jan-July
$8
10%
>■(.:
;
- *
~
Jan-July
Jaw-JUly
Feb-Aug
May-Woo
97%
97%
1
94%
97%
94
94
3
94
94
$119
$64
66
June-Dec
$99%
Mar-Sepf
$50
Sinking
fund
3s
66
—
—
—
_«
100%
—
—
100%
61 Va
64
43 V2
—
47%
48%
;
Jan-July
1997
1
Jan
5s
9%
•
..
,
1947
8%
\
"
1972
1927)
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
:
:
;
/Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Peru
(Republic of)—
Rio
de Janiero stamped
•No
par
included
tribution.
/-
value,
Ex-liquidating
(Plan A)
Deferred
a
distribution,
in
year's
Ex-rights,
x
2s 2012
delivery
g
Ex-stock
range),
r
44 %
44
44
transaction
dividend,
13
(not
included in
I
;
50
48
—
year's
range),
d Ex-interest,
li Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range).
tEx-dis-
Ex-stock dividend.
z
$ Friday's bid and
$48%
Jan-July
Transaction for
•Bonds being traded flat.
.
/.;.'•
v
/'
V V-V-
ask prices; no sales being transacted during
■■■'.
//'/"'/
the current week.
-
receivership.
•
<
:
; ' •
'
•
•
;
/
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"wi," when issued; "ww," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
§ Reported
in
.
■
New York Stock
Warren
(Range for Week Ended May 25)
87
74%
74%
87%
1973-April-Oct
May-Nov
87%
*90%
86%
•
85
823/4
85%
86
8
105
2
88
-
1
.
86V4
90%
~9
108
36
105
71%
V
—
113% 118
113%
71%
RR
first
Westchester
Sale Price
ref
gtd
gold
3%s 2000
Week's
or
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Lighting
mtge 3%s
5%s
debentures
Western
Pacific
gen
1982
RR
3'/as
debentures
income
Co
1984
ser
A
1981
Jan-July
Jan-July
May
Union .Teleg. Co 5'As debs
1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage
3%s
3'As series D
convertible
Wilson
&
Co
Wisconsin
Gen
1st
4Vas
Central
s
s
f
debs
debs
f
RR
1967—
1978
Public
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
High
29
33%
94
31%
97%
98%
13
99'A
80 %
85
80 Va
*92%
96
92%
92%
2
96%
99'A
99
58'A
58
__
99
58'A
59%
21
50 Va
58
59
35
50'A
59
97 Va
97 Va
92
97'A
*80%
*101
__
98'A
106%
♦75
98%
80%
—
77
—
98'A
59%
81 Va
102
99'%
103%
106% 107
*86%
1
77
11
96%
99
60
104%
107
86
87
94'A
95%
94
—
95
*73%
95%
95%
5
*95
89
89
*86'A
*97%
92
89
97
99%
85
97%
61
65
47%
—
86'A
95%
—
57
Co—
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Power
mortgage 2%s
Bonds
*79%
Jan-July
mtge 4%s Inc series A Jan
Electric
97%
Jan-July
May-Woy
Feb-Aug
1980
High
*85
Mar-Sepf
1975
debentures
31%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1967_..Jan-JuIy
General mortgage 3s 1979
..May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-Nou
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
April-Oci
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Ocf
2%s
Jan-July
l
1976
1979
Service
3'As
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
Youngstown
1st
mtge
38
a
87%
90%
'
113 Va
120
105
116
70
73%
701/2- 71%:
fe85%
Last
Period
1971^
2029
62'A
62'A
May
*41%
June-Dec
*80%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
91%
64
15
47%
79%
91%
80%
89
__
91%
1976
Sheet & Tube Co—
4%s series H 1990
Jan-July
♦79
April-Oct
'102
102
100
743/a
75
69%
72
83 Va
85
Co*70
Interest
Exchange
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
*86
Gen
__
93Va
84
79'/a
75
84
87%
May-Nov
iptge 4s Income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen fntge income 4'As series B Jan 1991____Aprll
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
85%
88%
—
*79%
Jan-July
1982__Mar-Sept
82'A
2
*85
Mar-Sept
"P+b-Aiio
83
2
104% 104%
104
__
Jan-July
.
Wisconsin
*77'A
H l980__Mar-Sept
1995
86%
*79%
& refund 3%s ser I 1981__June-Dec
& ref M 3'As series J 1982
Aprll-Oci
Virginian
91%
$98
90%
85%
80%
16
86
Assn—
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Bank of Bogota—
i;
of May 1927) 1947
Wisconsin
1st mortgage
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4'As 1983
86
82 Va
—
93%
$60
$60
First
June-Deo
ser
82
85
92%
1 $84
May-Nov
April-Ocf
5s
June-Deo
Mar-Sept
1969
1976
137
85%
91
Western
Co—
conv
1951
7s
Whirlpool Corp 3'/2S
of America—
subord debentures
subord debentures
98%
—
Low
101% 103
101
May-Woo
May-Woo
April-Oct
86%
95%
120
90
$80
93Vs
%
Jan. 1
*90
,__Mar-Sept
81
$81
Juue-Deo
(issue
Range Since
Sold
Corp
conv
1964
1974
BONDS
94%
Feb-Aug
Virginia Electric & Power CoFirst and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975__Mar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st
142%
32%
89%
95%
Jan-July
1983
1986
High
89%
April-Oct
debs
4s
f debentures
s
3%s
105
7
/
$89%
Feb-Aug
1980
104
121
,.
97%
$86
1973
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Jan-July
...April-Oct
May-Nov
1981
1967
Steel
States
United
3 Vas
2%s debentures
debentures
2%s
4 %s
Freight Co—
debentures
subord
97%
Friday
Low
5s
1
121V2
99 %
$83
97%
Jan-July
1967
A
(Prov)
7s
Week's Range
Friday
United
97%
101
33
41
NEW YORK STOCK
New York Stock
1971
debs
6s
debs
5s
Adjustment
'-•Hanover
96 V2
93 Va
65
111%
37%
Continued from page 30
BONDS
91
117
21
3s
3%s, 1970
90
119
/Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(not
86
97 %
May-iVou
Mar-Sepf
1970
(Calif)
May
(Germany)
f
-88
.
3%s
Power
Baden
94
89
7
1981
•Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
German
Savings Banks and Clearing
130
133
3s
1965
2
19
85
•/
98
102
104
3s
90
•
118
84
973/4
84
90
101 Va
105
"V
June-Dec
Water
Knapp Inc
100%
43
85
96%
90
97
'
v
debs
69
92V2
105
93
87
„
—
121V4 121%
100% 101
120
121
97
—Jan-July
Mar-Sep
/
.
June-Dec
1978
1978
6s
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Continental Vending 6s 1976
98
38 V4
—
90%
$100
High
56
14
102
101
100
convertible
Low
94
$121%
101
•'
'No.
62
93%
93%
Corp 6% conv sub deb '77_Feb-Aug
2%s series A 1970
June-Dec
Jan. 1
Sold
41
40
-
Quar-Feb
1998
High
Range Since
Bonds
$90
.%
101
Feb-Aug
Corp
16
91%
98V2
Jan-July*'
May-Noo
May-Nov
JanrJuly
•
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Period
1998
1967
96%
*$98
Jan-July
6s
95%
$88 %
__
•6s bonv subord
debs 1976
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
•
BONDS
Co
95%
_
100
16% May
6% May
110
319
Mar-Nov
&
997/.
62
187
Transportation Corp of Amer 6 %s 1973
Improvement & Investing Corp—
Washington
993/.
98
43
United
Feb
37
May
15% May
1,100
:
Jan
>'
81
;
Electric
6s
81 %
126%
216
75
/Jan
8% May
/*
3% Jan
9,000
5,900
3,500
16
'
6%
5
Jan
Corp
72
98
62
Mar-Nov
Webb
31
; ::
16'A
lOo
1
Teleregister
109
213
.
$100
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Inc
%
99
131
187
1986
&
95
102
63
1972
Gas
105
1
187
1985
Gas
807/a
105
<
Gas
101
_
Feb-Oct
1985
Service
Food
Apr
2% Jan
7%, May
2,200
5%
7%
8Va
Z;./
>ouo
Zapata Oft-Shore tCOu
Zapata Petroleum Corp
Zion
Foods Corp
Szabo
•
4
>
Southwestern
7%
Jan
7/a
•
5,800
%
7V4
New
May
23% Mar:
:
Feb
2%
:
7'A
Zaie Jewelry :Co
41
&
'
—
Inc
Mar
97%, Jan
May
6%
;!"%
Raceway
15
500
Jan
•,r«16%j! Jan
18
.'Mar
'J.
.34% Jan7
13% Jan ».
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-
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_40c
Yonkers
10
.......
16'A
15
.,
29
7% May
'
'
15
Jan
575.
96%
15
14%
10%
7,500
:r 9%
7%
8'A ;
Express System Inc class A—25c
Yale
13,600
Apr
May
6
2,900
20
16%
7%
116 V«
Apr-Ocf
April-Ocf
—
California
Southern
8%
16'A
6
—£1
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N
147/8
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7%
/
preference—
6%
series
Jan
17%
—Zi
v
4%s
Jan
24%
96%
ord regular—
M
3%
May
6 »/a
-2
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(F W)
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L
series
May
V 14%
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Woodall
Woolworth
series
4%s
2
Ltd—-—
Machine:
5s
4,800
138
98
•
Jan-July
59%
102%
104%
"
1976
1983
13 %
100
ptd-
K
20%
—25
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series
80 %
qrv,
U)V
7b
53%
49
—
108
* 98
Q<s
47
110
$96%
J
82
20
59%
102
%
1982
4%s
97%
'73
103% 104%
VV
105
80%
1982
J
/ 2%
"
14%
:
—1
;
&
Jan
20
103%
\
Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
April-Oct
H
I
series
20
'
1
preferred
Wisconsin
-10
21 %
Mar-Sep
April-Oct
1982
series
series
47/8s
isr
70
April-Oct
4%s
107
110
226
1981
4%s
Jan
May
G
7/2
/;:;.. /
8
—1
Industries
29%
11
: 14%
20
Co
23% May
1,600
series
„
76
19
119
1976
113
'■
~2%
loo
(The). Inc
May
F 1979
,,,
28
107
E 1978
series
600
—1
—1
Corp
25'A
23%
1
.«■:•
D
series
3%s
Feb
1%
1,400
12%
series
c s/„
W
83
102% 113
1976
3s
101
10«
V/
107
1973
C
J *
102%
1973
B
series
3%s
May
debs
Edison
series
1091"
7
2
Q,
1976
Power
3Vas
Jan
22
1
•
Williams
Water
California
3s
Feb
25 Va
12'A
"z-r
23%
—1
Williams-McWilliams
Harbor
Q4'/o
qoV
May-Nov
1963
ri
60
132
58
■
Jan-July
3%s series A
.
Apr
32
20%
1
%
Jan
150
31
30'A
.
%
38
12%
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Williams Brothers
:
47 % May
21%
10o
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc.
Williamhouse
Jan
29% Jan
28% Apr
—1
Co
Oil
3%
29 % May
.100
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
River
Southern
■!
17?4
71
95
96%
"
70
58
99%
5%s
warrants)
Safe
"
97%
Corp—
Feb
140
Jan-July
Jan-July
llq tr ctfs—
1977.
Feb
2n
66
+31/„
Jan-July
& Gas
(without
78
•»=
.13%
76
1976
to
Equities
7V2s
Apr
700
30
291/2
291/2
120
Wichita
5%s
Realty
Mar
l...<
130
Quar-Mar
6%s
7s
%
J?4
76
April-Oct
—
27/&s
Stationery
1
Ltd—
America
Service Electric
Ltd—
Coal
Stag Mfg
of
Hi§h
on
102% 109
1974
5s
Co
Petroleum
American Co
7%
Apr
102%
1982
1984
Corp
Power
i
60
1973—Jun-Dec
6%%
Low
:
May-Nov
1970
47/b
•
1st 6s
5%s
Corp
Public
34% Mar
21%
5%s
Rapid
Jan
Apr
94
Jan
Corp
3%s
Feb
4
7%
Jan
27% May
•
29%
-5
sya
3%
Westmoreland
White
Jan
104%
92
60
5,600
.
Corp
Jan. 1
No-
74
'
$94
Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
1st
mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984—June-Dec
Jan
2%
1% May
108,200
All
l
62
—Jun-Dec
conv. debs.
Ohio
Jan
:
89%
141/4
rets ord shares
Tablet
13
61/2
271/4
1
:
Invest
% May
1% May
7s
1953 extended
Occidental
Jan
100
Inc
Western
51/2
-5q
Inc
Western
Nuclear
Jan
3%
3%
5y2
271/4
_50c
pfd
Fashions new common
Development Co
Western
".3%
n-
due
Jan
6%
941/2
92
II-l
Wentworth Manufacturing—.
West Chemical Products Inc
1%
1%
1%
6V2S
6%
71%
10 % May
J
74
1970—.j5-July
4s
Ran— ci.—
Sold
33
.....
May-Nov
1972
Hess
Electric
May
100
_
32%
f
ApriMDct
47/8s 1978
Bellas
4
16,000
2
1%
Chemical
28
IOI/2
10%
1963
1981
eonv.
Manhattan
1,000
5:,i"
4%
4 7/8
debs
Power Realization Tr
300
34
321/2
~1%
1
Inc
Company
:
-
-10
Co
Inc common
preference
series
$6
preferred
Instruments
Knapp
Weiman
33
4
common
conv
Precision
I1/2
1%
.100
subord
5%s
National
13 Va Mar
Nippon
Waco
6s
32%
Apr-Ocf
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5%
!977
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
Jan
1%
3% May
1 '/a May
300
,
&
Kawecki
8'A Jan
3%
•
■
1993
Bonds
'•*
May-Nov
May-Nov
Corp—
•
May-NotJ
1981
International
Italian
•
Jan
91/8
16%
B
Friday's
L°W Hlgh.
.
-
•
Construction
&
5%s
Hydrometals Inc 6s
Jan
900
2
25o
97/a.:
or
Bid & Asked
_
Hudson
9% Apr
21% Mar
Products
;
1976
Inc
Stores
Hoffman
Jan
Food
series
4s
Realty
Builders
Hartfreid
Jan
Vita
RR—V
Division—
J
Registered
jan
107/a
13
N
Development 6s 1974
•Guantanamo & Western RR
Jan
'
wts
ex
General
Apr
May
6,800
Last
Sale Price
Period
General
Feb
12
11%
Western
mortgage
«%s
Feb
19%
&
bf
National
Fotochrome
Jan
11%
Jan
61/4
41/2
9"%
May'
7%
121/2
Feb
8% May
8% May -/
7y8 May
11,300
•:
6%
5%
4%
1
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
81/2
7%
X 11
30
1,300
9
7%
H1/2
Apr
8
First
"
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6% May
6
1,800
30%
,
Feb
V
Interest
.
1st mortgage 4s-series A 1903
.•1st
Feb
4%
67%
3% May
49% Jan
Lack
Lackawanna
i
Apr
4%
2% May
71/2
•6%
1
Instrument
class
May '.
400
-
-
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25c
of America
Venture Capital Corp of America
Corp
(The)
51/8 May
" 3
3%
•
,
"61/4
17.78
1
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
:
Valspar Corp
Inc
3,200
10
Marion
Victoreen
5%
2%
3%
Universal Container Corp cl A com_10o
Universal Controls Inc
_25o
Viewlex
6
,
,
_
Warrants Series
1,300
-
;
;
American Stock Exchange
;
i
Week's Range
•
,
American
•Warrants Series
Valve
:
5%
7%
7 51/8
..
'
Universal
.
.BONDS
.
I '- Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Delaware
Rubber Reclaiming:
S
Friday
*i
for Week
Range
of Prices
.'•
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Deferred
Included
not
in
included
delivery sale not Included in the year's range.- d Ex-interest, e Odd
the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range,
in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
5 Negotiability impaired by maturity.
/
$ Companies reported as being in
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies.
Z * Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales
being transacted during current week.
lot sale not
r Casta iul«
Section 77 S3
the
•
Bonds
selling flat
- *
,
•:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
f
.(2520)
36
Monday; May 28, 1962
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS: (Range for Week Ended May 25)
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
American
Motors
Low
'
Agricultural Chemical
Tel
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
&
Edison
Personal
Service
Cities
First
Motor
Kennecott
80%
51%
—
Pennsylvania
RR
Jan
40
59%
128
57% May
72%
21%
82%
__
,
34ya
34%
51%
517/a
16%
17%
,—5
\
15
50c
i
*
(N
6%
Shop Inc
Torrington
Company
&
(Ohio)____+
85% May
116%
Fruit
Co
United
Shoe
Machinery
■43 %
926
67% May
37% May
55 Va
25%
100
24% May
Vermont
&
Waldorf
Railroad
Mass
System
76%
330
73% May
85%
U
100
11 %
Feb
15
May
13c
53'A
52%
53%
11
51% May
24%
25%
85
24% May,
__
{
Steel
S
.
54»/2
22%
40%
22%
41 V4
25
45%
586
1%
22% May
40% May
180
52
51%
1 % May
33
32% May
1%
32%
292
13% May
18%
36% May
53
Jan
34
34%
575
31% May
40
Gas
Cincinnati
Cine
26'A
28%
447
26'A May
41
54'A
55%
60
54% May
62%
Feb
Allen
23
23
25%
635
23
30%
Feb
Allied* Supermarkets
52%
55%
299
52 % May
70%
jan
70
70
70
74 % Mar
>
;<
52 lA
May
35
7% May
29% May
9% Mar
39%
Electric
Jan
&
Range
Brown-McLaren
Cincinnati
■
Bois
Eagle
Mfg
275
28% May
31% May
31%
29
7'A
49
Mar
Ford
Jan
Gar
38 %
Feb
General
204
43% Jan
50% Mar
Goebel
105
34% May
51
Great
94
94
95% Feb
May
103% May
Feb
24%
Feb
30% May
39%
Feb
Ricxel
848
22% May
30%
Jan
72%
78%
1,610
72% May
92'A
Jan
Rudy
32%
28%
32%
7
31%
37%
Feb
29%
55
American
12.50
—
American Motors
Tobacco
Anaconda
-
42%
-
42%
42%
41%
1:
41 %
15%
'
._-,__33%
50'
ij
15%
Jun
Davis
Parke
■,
Soss
Mfg
.•?
41% May
15%
176
621
37%
205
45
10 *
—__
'
55
.
55
58%
,47
41% May
48
-
15% May
280
Armour
x;—1__
5*
Ashland Oil
__'
42%
—1
Corp
:
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13
—
20%
14%
1
42%
10
25%
V 283
20%
23 %
290
14"%
14"%
15
14% May
42 % May
Steel
8
Brunswick
Burlington
Ohio
Service
Products
Du
i
56%
/
.?
Feb
28%
Pont
Ford
474
Fruehauf
Steel
Jan
Acme
56
Feb
Admiral.
General
Electric
General Motors
,—
General
Telephone
Goodyear Tire
Advance
Gulf
105
36% May
52% Mar
Alleghany
272
52
May
60%
Jan
Allied
49%
49%
30
48% May
62%
Feb
Allis
51%
51%
10
59
Feb
Aluminium
40
51% May
3% Jan
41
4
21%
Apr
25
Akron
Mar
-
39%
39%
55
39% May
54%
25%
27%
144
25% May
30
62
62 %
55
62
May
71%
Brass
Chalmers
Co
Jan
American
Airlines
American
Jan
American Cyanamid
Jan
American
213% 223%
111
213
21%
21%
21%
50
27
26%
28%.
65%
65%
71%
307
65%
50i/2
50%
52%
679
49% May
62
.
275
21% May
44 % May
85% May
21% May
G26% May
May>;
American
60% Mar
Can
26%
Jan
21% May
29%
34% May
45
Jan
39
158
13
26
Jan
37% May
Harvester
International
Jones
2.50
Therm°s
Lorillard
10
_
29%
44
Anaconda
Apache
Feb
'■
1
(P)
Martin-Marietta
1
il
Corp
Minnesota
ttaHnna
New
York
North
Pennsylvania
Aviation
_T_
4.-,
26% May
49% May
62% Mar
20 Va
21%
343/8
343/k
% May
Feb
$1.50
69% Mar
5%
Automatic
Avco
42% May
30%
3o%
25
86%
90%
72
30% May
86% May
551/1
25%
551/4
25%
481/2
591/4
26%
481/2
83
83
May
28%
Atlantic
Jan
Apr
52%
Jan
37%
Apr
130
..5
5
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
10
5
see
page 43.
'•
9%. Jan
-
Jan
51
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
68%
.X
13%
13%
__
Range Since Jan.1
.
14%
*
'
High
68% May
"
500
80% Mar
13% May'
510
.
14
16
__
21
/Jan
1,200
16
.13 V2 May
19%.Mar
1,000
6%,
57/8 May
8% "Mar
16
100
9'/a
9Va
41%
20%, Feb
May
9 Va May
50
40 V2
;
.
Low
70 V2
13 Va
5%
__
/
Shares
High
350
40 %
12 Va'Mar
May
57
Jan
Jan
22 Va May
28
'Jan
1
-w..
53 Va
54%
500
53 Va
67 Va Mar
l85/a
18%
19%
4,100
18% May
23%
—.
33%
33%
100
33% May
47%". Feb
41
.
May
*
42Va /
42'A
437/a
500
47
Feb
42 Va
44%
63%
.1,300
42 Va May
47%
Apr
308
59% May
78%
Jan
21 %
63'A
21 %
1
14%
X—i.1.66%
(Un)
5
33Vh.
(Un) new com
6.25
22
/
300
112%
35Va
24%
27%
32%
36 Va
53%
56*
14Vb
28%
14%
28%
(Un)'_lX—_25
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34
43 Va
>-
43
__
.
—
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-
-
Jan
38
15
730
13.600
^ 2,900
Jan
42 V2
May
/
May
'52% Jah
500
400
Jan
18%
M'ay
111% May
34
% Mar
17 lA
14% May
6,600
.
24 %-
30% May
700
14%
15%
15
15%
111% 119 V2
May
24% May"
•
<
3,800
32%
247/a
^._1.75
X__
Jan
42 Va
1
Jan
136%• Jan
V 42
•
Apr
61 % Mar
14 Va May
20Va' Jan
37 »A
Jan
52%
Jan
28%
Feb
29%
600
28% May
900
43,..
12,700
'
14%
14
45V2
19 Va
2.50
32
31%
37%
1,100
31% May
42% Mar
10
(Un)
55
55
3,800
55
May
71% Mar
42
May
23
23
41%
58%
45%
25 %
41%
23
May-
25 Va
50
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Bell
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25
59% May
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11
13% May
18%
Feb
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11
41 %
57%
Feb
47%
47%
30
46%" May
53% May
Brach
47%
47%
49
105
47'A May
60
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31%
33%
142
31% May
36% Mar
Budd
53%
54%
24
51%
63% Mar
Burlington
45%
47%
200
45
May
59%
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Burroughs Corp (Un)___
533/8
54
105
53%* May
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Burton-Dixie
Jan
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Booth
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25
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100
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;
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39% Mar
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54
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39% May
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10
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56
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the round-lot transactions only
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75
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97
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56
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Pfizer
25%
5
Central
American
56'A
29% May
49% May
31% May
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National Lead
49% May
259
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Chemical
Cash
30
30%
49%
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National
__
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Monsanto
20%
21% Mar
Jan
7% May
240
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Steel
Athey
Corp
McGraw-Edison
Mead
25%
5
52%
29%
493/4
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Arkansas Louisiana
Mar
52'A
II
885
Feb
Jan
23
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Armour
•
Paper
& Laughlin
14%
25%
16% May
Foundry.
Corp
Armco
International
8
Apr
•
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22% May
100
15%
2%
38
Jan
770
:;17%
17%
12.50
Stano
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American
Amsted
Jan
60
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Rad
Ampex
Jan
85
28%
12%
kar
38%
Jan
2,500
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Co
American TobaCco Co
78% Mar
57%
35s/8
28
2 Va
32 Vb May
177/a
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American Tel & Tel Co^
36%- Feb
22%
37%
28% May
100
16%
Climax
Metal
American
Feb
345/8
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2%
1
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American
Jan
27%
21%
__
Feb
Mar
16%
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American
'53%' Jan
115%
345/8
8%
May
12%
15
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Home
American
253% Mar
21%
—__3
'
7%
;
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1
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Theatres
72%
287
11
Feb
Broadcasting
Paramount
Feb
28%
90%
Jan
4% .Jan
36% ,Jan
'
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Mar
50
47%
22%
25c
America
of
46% May
25% Jan
22
21
Sale Price
—
52
85%
2
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29% May
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66
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250
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5,328
32 Va
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L_
101
52%
28%
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46%
'
4% Mar
32 Va
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5% Mar
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1,963
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28%
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30%
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52%. Jan
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11 Va
200
1%
14
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43%
5
General
10% May
400
Laboratories
35% May
39 % May
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10 Va
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29%
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52
5
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22
3%
1
,
36%
__
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21%
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Jan
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10
Ohio
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Jan
21%
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—
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51%
52
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&
114 %
Co—
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36%
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31%
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Colgate-Palmolive
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42%
27%
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Colmbus
35%
5
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Columbia
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Cities
38%
39%
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35%
5
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35%. Jan
85 % May
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Bethlehem
48 %
Jan
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5
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-
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20% May
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Jan
42%
54% May
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Apr
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Jan
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14
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112
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56 /
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Udylite
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14
10
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2,606
'
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12%
8
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59'A
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36%
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1,136
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14
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53
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8
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13 y2 May
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—
Corp
Brewing
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
—*
j—;_v.
Motors
Shares
High
12
A,
;—1
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Wood
for Week
433
'
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Trailer
Fruehauf
32%
STOCKS'
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Jan
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-
12%
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Motor
34%
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Jan
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May
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5'A May
39 % May
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25
Co
20%
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147.'
13%
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Power
15%
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50
20%
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U. S. Playing Card
78%
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common
May
362
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46%
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52
7%
1
104
105%
8%
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104
1
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287
12%
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94
94
1
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56%
12%
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44
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Gibson
34% Mar
400
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34%
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50
31%
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.
'Jan
May
6%
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Detroit
25
40
29
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23
14 y2 May
95 y2 May
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Economy Baler Co__
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
5"A
39%, 40
National
Diamond
Du
39%
100
Telephone
Cincinnati
59% Mar
25
of Prices
Par
—.—1
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5%
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1
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Feb
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.
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for Week
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—
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Feb
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793
32
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52
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127
99%
.
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14
38
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57%
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Jan
13%
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59% May
457/a May
49%
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26%
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36%
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—
48% May
10
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52
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41
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Piano
32
225
Jan
Apr
11,311
1,803
—
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Manufacturing
'
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Aeronca
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Union
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Jan
73%
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Texas
78% Mar
11%
100
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25
56%
,
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32% Jan
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*
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Jan
1,612
*
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,
34% May
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.
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10
2.50
—
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Oil
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Apr
91%
40
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73%
t
92
.
Feb
24
44
36
55
65%
5
Chemical Co__.
&
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39% May
153
44%
25%
Oil
Sunray Oil
85%
65%
Oil
Standard
58% Feb
1
Chemical
Mathieson
51% May
19%
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•
Range Since
Low
31
(Cal.)
Oil
Standard
Feb
17%
•
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Companies
Standard
Mar
1 76% Jan
May *
11% May
•
140
53
93
Jan
63
80
57%
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104
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80%
489
66
11%«.
—
84 %
63 %
Shares
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29"%
;
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Socony Mobil Oil
Sperry Rand
Jan
36
1
20
New England Tel & Tel Co
100
N Y, N H & Hartford RR common—*
Rexall
52%
39%
Narragansett Racing Association
New England Electric System
Olin
43 % May
1
Coal
Service
National
127
5
Company
Creek
Island
45%
Low
12/5
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•
Sales
for Week
of Prices
I
5
Industries
Oil
Sinclair
Jan
*
—5
Inc
Co
General Electric Co—
Gillette
136%
7?
Week's
Range
29"%
Paper—
Roebuck
Sears
Jan
111% May
Associates com__10
——,—100
Stores
National
Ford
17%
5,915
80%
Regis
Schenley
High
30% Mar
,
111% 120%
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cum
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Jan
15
613
16
15
—
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10;
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Low
23 % May
95
23%
43%
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Eastern Gas
6%
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15%
112 Vb
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Property
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&
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Boston
Calmet
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1
33 %
,—50
25
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
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23'A
—
,
*
Par
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Shares
of Prices
Sale Piice
Par
Last
Sale Price
Friday
S T 0 CK S
American
STOCKS
35 %
May
Feb
43% Mar
24%
21% May
Apr
700
,
39% May
56 % Mar
650
34%
Jan
43
1,600
3,700
39 Va
May
48
Feb
-
Jan
26% May
29
200
May
52%
Jan
12
11,200
41% Mar
May
15%
Feb
.
21% May
7
53% Mar
18% May
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25% Mai-
35% May
1,100
2,200
24%
Jan
195
Volume
6163
Number
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Friday
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Hecla
&
Inc_
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Par
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Caterpillar
Tractor
(Uni——
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Public
Products -tUn)
17%
Feb
Minneapolis
1% May
1%
Feb
Minnesota
23%
340
23 Kb May
Jan
Mississippi
34%
700
34
36%
100
37%
20%
21%
37
39%
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May
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Feb
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34% May
35% May
42 %
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Feb
100
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400
National
59%
Jan
National
Feb
New
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24
36
May
800
Gas
Service
Cities
Electric—>—_—8.50
&
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1
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
Iron
&
Northerh
50
62% May
70
Apr
15%
15%
650
12% Jan
17% Mar
43%
43%
100
43
May
54%
Jan
Ohio
Edison
•
566
17%
Jan
Ohio
Oil
(Utt)-i
.30%
Apr
Olin-Mathieson
6,700
10% Apr
25 % May
39% May
80
30% May
38 3 4
37
42%
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26
27%
42
30%
30%
37
37
37%
23 Va
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of
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of
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Drewrys Ltd USA Inc.
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Eastman
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Fairbanks
Whitney
Fairchild
Camera
Firestone
Tire
.
First
Wisconsin
Flour
Mills of America
Ford
Motor
27
42
Pfizer
16%
400
15% Mar
17%
Dairies
300
48% May
56%
60%
Feb
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Schenley Industries
(Un)
49% May
200
39%
600
42%
5
SbL Louis
10% Mar
24 3b May
40%
44
-
rv>'t
;
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Y
20% May
37%:'
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3 Y
26%
Gulf'Oil
Feb
-
Jan
-
.
30 %
.
Grpif Bros
Griesedieck
38 %.
15%
-
Great Lakjes
,
Jan
27%
„
-
100
10,700
:,2,100
34%
15%
.
14%
■
33%
.....
100
37%
37%
..
300
8,200
Jan
25% May
14'; .14%
Y
Y>34%
Granite.-Cjfy Steel Co_^_
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Great. Lake's Dredge & Dock_____——,VY 44
"JO 115%
14,200
;
22%
26%
40
.
8
_*
YYY
Co—Y
Metals
Rdyal
Jan
76
43%
35
......400
I. U
62
44
Y*.-*
(R. J.)
Richman
67% May
.400
24%
.
36%
--36%-
..
new
Drug & Chemical
Jan
26 Vb May
730
27%
58% May
1,300
Feb
20% Jan
71% JaiY
°
:
Feb
5%
'
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(Un)
America
Reynolds
Jan
5% Feb
.
27,.
52%
v
21 v.:
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-—_Ys»ip.-YY»ii__lr.
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iGoodyeaj* Tire,& Rubber
Gossard (W. H.) Co new
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new-com
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25%
.
12
4,100
2,900
-
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76
.
50%
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29
26%
i
25%
3.33;%
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Inc
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58'May
•'(•2% May i."'
1,935
5%
67%
76
Motors Corp__—
a_1.66%
Portland Cement-i—i—.,
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General
34
5%
>
26 V4 Y
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;
100
3,300
95%
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Co
of
Reynolds
;
3%
13%
13%
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21-/2 ivtay
8V May,
:
400
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58%
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5%
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1,400
4
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.14% May'
20%
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3
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^
22%
8
86% May
9% May
700
10
'
21%
Y.Y:
Y.
1
Finance-—Y__YY2""
Contract
9%
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lit i i,y.'-'.
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General
General
'/'■/•
Corp_——
2,600
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Transportation—.
General
•
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91%
V
43%
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(Un)
Oats
Corp
Rexall
8Kb Feb
69% Mar
86%
21%
Y
Quaker
v-48% 'Mar
200
Co
Co
Revlon
4% May
1,300
..
35%
f
:
(Un)
Feb
37 % May.
46
,
200 y
*
16% : 16%
5
(Un%.
Co
Jan
26%
YY 42
Yfe
300
,
i-s
Apr
r
33 %c
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
41 % May
7%
~
—
Trailer. Co-___^-1
Corporation
—i
10
v
&
Compahy
Oil
Radio
115% Mar
1
4%
76% May
,
Jan'
Feb
Jan
300
39
"Y-7%
YY'"'
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30%
27%
2,160
6%
42%
37%
.
Pure
Jan
II,200
4%
41 ¥4
4%
37%
27% May
300
Jan:
30 3b
55%
1
_Y^_.
Gamble
Public Service
Jan
253% Mar
21% May
'
Apr
5
Coke__^
&
Pullman
•'
Jan
Mar
132%
May
55%
10
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Inc
(Un)
Petroleum Co (Un)_Y—
72%
22% May
21%
41 %
Fruehauf.
F W D
(Charles)
34% Mar
■v
215 % May
1,400
43 %
v
Jan
606
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27%
29
700
23
98% 107%
21 Va
...
56% May
200
215% 217%
22%
Corp_l
Inc_———^
(Un)
Proctor
Jan
49
50% May
.' 47
>
15
'87% May25% May
I
,100
55% '
37%
<
*
Phelps Dodge
Philip Morris
21% Mar
-
Foremost
Mar
16 % May
200
200
1,500
.
63%
29 :
900
1,050
88
20%.
•
6.25
,
1,200
22,139
52 3,b
37%
68%May>
59%
Co
17%
98%
Ine.YY-——1Y
YYYYYY5
Co
&
30%
53%
4
.
«■»
Peabody
Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR ^2
Jan
I6V4
31%
14%
,14%
IIII
27%
.l
•
j
America-!^...
27'
56%
42% May
29% May
"
>.800
>47%'
76% C 78
'
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Corp.
**
Airways
Peoples Gas Light '&
Pepsi-Cola Co
(Un)__—Y*
Bankshares
12
of
Apr
22%
—1
Corp
Instrument
&
Rubber
&
Feb
Parke-Davis
&
Feb
215%
1
.
Corp
World
Gas
Amer
60% Mai-
.Y'Y
YY—__3
Mfg_.
i
Phillips
(Un).-—Y5
Ei Paso.Natural Gas—
Emerson
Electric
Packaging
56%
50%
1,325
3,200
.-
87%
25%
47%
"Y76%;v
<.
1
'LfU,
34%
29%
25%
Yj. '<VY
5
3.33
-
Chemical
Jan
56%
Y
.
,
15
25 % May
5.0V4
73%
87%
;
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V.VY
•'
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Pan
16%
(Un)„:—YY—10
Co
Co
48 % May
29%
45%
32%
'
10
Co
100
——1
Y
de Nemours
Manufacturing
Pacific
May
42%
29%
68%
5
.
Jan
48%
5
Co
v-_
Glass
,
Lines inc-w—.—Y._—Y _1
Air
Eastern
Service
>
27
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i
Oak
/
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Co——,
'•Y. J'..:'''
(Un»
2,900
50
,.42%
29%
Jan
71%
May
42% Jan
1
_;—
Bancorporatlon
53 Va
—Y—_—20
(Un)
Co
Chemical
Dow
100
-(Minnesota)
Northwest
26%
—1
Manufacturing
Dodge
Y.:'
Company
j.
_
(Un)
Apr
28% Mar
10% May
Jan
7
26%
1
(Un)
Corp
■
&
Deere
55
300
35%
Corp new com
>48%
48%
1
12.50
—;
(Un)
Amer
800
10%
1,550
1
47%
May
37%
.L—.ui—1
(Un)
Owens-Illinois
May
..
Feb
Mar
•
45% Mar
40% May
„
60%
x52 % X52 %
5
1
Publishing
Steel
550
10%
5
Co
23
1,250
;
40%
55
1
America
Products
I,400
23%
-
40 %
55 %
5
Continental Motors
Corn
-
1,400
:
37
5>
Co
12%
-
__
40% Mar
Power Co—
62%
40%
Container
States
Feb
26%
Continental
Northern
94 Va
36
Y
Jan
1
5
—
Gas 'Co_jY-wUa
90% May
Jan
36 Kb
(Uh)__^
Ry
62%
—
(Uh)
uY,
Public
Natural
Pacific
24%
407/s
J_
Consumers
Indiana
Nofthern
Northern
'
200
10
(UnY-Y^t
58%
52 Kb May
",
522
Commonwealth Edison cora„...—12 Va
Consolidated Foods
Yl.__l.33 Mi
System
i
Mar
92
900
1,400
Corp__—y-UuY-YY*
Go
L*5-1
52%
Y'.
Feb
37%
Illinois^ Gas
29%
5
Corp
Illinois
Northern
10%
15
Coleman Co Inc.——
Colgate-Palmolive Co Y_____i
Y
.
91
-YY
Jan
70%
37%
*
Aviation
52%
28%
:
14%
55% May
._3
»
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American
Feb
62%
50
Jan
&
Central RR
Northern
43%
800
11% May
13,800
1
(Un)—
North American Gat
Jan
46 Vb May
2,500
46"%
2,100
63%
1•
w
(Un)-.
28%
'
—
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Cievelancl-Clilfs Iroh 4%% pfd-——100
Cleveland Electric Ilium——
.45
—
Tile
13% *Mar
>
,r
Cincinnati
Co
Chem
&
Co
Lead
York
North
Feb.
26V4
-•
9% May
v
22% -Feb
May-
22
-
6,100
—
25%
Feb
13% May
12%
55%
Register :(Un)u,i,.u.5
Distillefs
Gypsum Co
A 17%
T1 %, May •
•
Cash
National
National
52% May
450 >
National
Feb
Mar
"
High
12%
55%
Feb
65
'•
Low
12%
37%
>—
29
-
19% May
,v
350
■.
46%
Kange Since Jam 1
*
(Un)
Inc
Shares
High
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
-52% ..Jan
29% May
300
Chemical
Motorola
...
17
-
Manufacturing
21-** May
.
LOW
—
43% Mai,
1,100
25%
27%
25%
62 Y
62 vi
preferred—YYY—*
19%
20%
Chemetron Corp
YYY—_—1 Y 19 %
52%.- 53%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)—
:__25
52%
11%
12%
Chic Milv/St.- Paul Hi Pac-YY——YY-."YV
Chicago ^Northwestern Ry ■common-.*u» 43% i v!.T3% 13%
>24
24%
i5r/r
series A preferred--^
;100 Y
YY.
22% .'22%
Chicago RoCk Inland & Pacific Ry.—_* Y 22 Va ;'"9%
10'
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50 v.". 9%
46 Kb-1 50%
Chrysler Corp
25
467/a
convertible
Brewing Co
& Mfg (Un)
River FueL
Min
Monsanto
1,300
Champlin Oil & Ref commonY_ ™YY
$3
26
280
...
-29% _v36
S9a8 *
_i^v--r—1-*
;
12
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
200
23 Kb
Service—-,-—'*
Central & South West
High
1%
1%-
1%
-10
*
_*
(Un)
of America
Corp
Central 'Illinois
Low
1
36%
Export Gas Ltd-i.—.L_Y—30c
Canadian Pacific
(Un)___————25
Last
Sale PHoe
13%
12
12
Y
Canadian
Carrier
High
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
34%
5
—
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended May 25)
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
37
106
v
.
Mar
731'2 vr-'t
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Stock Exchange
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
Stocks
Price Range on
not
This list does
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Industries
Buckner
.
Castle & Cooke Inc
-
2
38%
General
Holly Oil
(Un)
Co
Oil
1.15
2.15
2.15
Corp Ltd
Oil
North
Co_„_
Oil
66
42c
16%
1.80
43c
2.05
42c
2.05
49c
2.40
27
2.35
28
2.35
150
500
27
12
19%
32%
13%
20%
32%
6,700
1,200
800
12
K't.-
1
1
27
1
25c
12%
19%
—
Western
Oil
.
__
Calif Gas Co pfd series A_25
Southern
„
39,100 :;
2,900
41c May
1.50 Feb
May
2.30 Feb
May
17% Jan
30
Jan
Feb
2.75
2.95
3,300
24%
7,200
8%
3%
4%
3"%
4%
4,300
1,000
2,000
27,200
300
51,000
16
3
4%
%
4
6%
Petroleum common
(Un)
Preferred
6
10
10c
10c
Exploration
Oil
Basin
1
(Un)
:
1
6%
6%
12c
32% May
5
Jan
37%
Apr
6%
Feb
80
4% May
15i/4
15y4
35
15% May
23%
18%
18%
18%
.90
18% May
23 % Mar
28%
5
5
28%
53
28% May
32 %
26%
29%
27%
32%
1,004
434
/
Jan
30
25%
134
Feb
30% Mar
Jan
39 %
29% May
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
on
listed
are
—Bonds—
Stocks
'
10
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
Rails
ties
trials
Date
Total
10
65
Utili¬
Rail¬
Indus¬
Total
15
20
30
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
136.32
122.29
224.68
92.74
80.74
83.65
40
"■/
Bonds
86.41
88.50
*
M!ay
18
650.70
May
21
648.59
136.21
122.17
224.18
92.81
80.91
83.99
88.61
86.58
22
636.34
134.73
120.59
220.63
92.70
80.89
84.01
88.50
86.52
May
92.81
81.04
83.96
88.36
86.54
92.76
81.00
83.95
88.42
86.53
May
23
626.52
132.77
118.49
217.16
May
24
622.56
131.97
117.06
215.52
compiled daily
Utilities, 6.55; 65 stocks. 15.58.
Averages
by
are
divisors: Industrials, 3.03; Rails, 5.34;
using the following
Jan
19
5.00 Mar
2.75 May
23 %
3%
4%
%
6
6%
10c
123
63 % May
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Below
25% Apr
2.75
Warrants
35
5%
Apr
May
22 Mar
32% May
23%
common
Pieferred
17% Mar
2.10 Jan
70c Jan
3% Apr
32
Jan
2.90 Mar
5
Sugar common
United
Industrial Corp
Williston
50
12,000
500
4,500
5% Mar
88 Jan
69c Jan
;4 May
66 May
38c May
16% May
1.60 Apr
50c
Co
Gas
&
Union
Westates
Apr
18c
66
38c
16%
1.70
32%
434
10
-—6.25
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp—
1
66
38c
16%
1.70
common.l
33%c
Co
Oil & Gas
Reserve
Rhodes
2.25 Jan
Apr
49% Jan
75c J
on nfZ
t 1.90 Jan
2.70 Jan
46c May
1.15 May
2.00 Jan
36,700
10,600
53
__
1
Steel
Alloys
Vanadium
26
Id
/ 10,200
1,200
1.45
2.20
34c
4%
—
Investment
Develop
Gas
&
300
2,200
23c
4
—
American
Pacific
,
900
10
10c
—10
25c
(Un)
Oil Co
Frank Co Inc__
Merchants
Petroleum
Co
Norris
May
38% May
50c Jan
21
26c
4
—
&
Nordon
2.00 Apr
600
50c
55c
10 11%
180
4%
9 /s Feb
5% May
10c
50c
-
—
Company
M
&
M
-
—
Salt
Leslie
Meier
100
21%
43%
21%
38%
1
—
Western
Imperial
18% May
30% May
1
Corp
Products
Gladden
750
5,300
50c
10%
' 1.15
1
Exploration Co of California—1
Oil Co Ltd class A
Exeter
Trico
21%
10
Co
Capwell
2.05
4
Corp
Products
Emporium
200
5%
18%
31%
Abbey Co
Cypress
Electrical
39,400
53/a
18%
31%
High
5
551/4
1
Engineering & Foundry Co
Low
5
53
32 %
5
America.
of
Range Since Jan. I
\
370
__
10
Corp
Shares
High
53
1
Corp
Corp
(The)
Low
23% Jan
50 At Jan
7
19%
35
2.05 2.05
--
*
Ink Co
California
HZ a/
47 ,4 Jan
5
12c Apr
38%
36 May
3 A May
11,000
400
5,100
14c
15c
38%
40
36 38%
3%
3A
5.50
10
Oil
&
nat
■Riittp«
Co
&
<C)
Brewer
14c
387/8
36
5c
*
5
1
Consolidated Min
Ltd
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Mannnoth
Black
High
Bolt
&
United
Low
High
Low
Par
Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh
Seeberg
Range Since Jan. 1
for Week
of Prices
Par
Screw
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Rockwell-Standard
Friday
STOCKS
®
J
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
Week's
Friday
■.
M
.
(Range for Week Ended May 25)
Pacific Coast
Jade
.
(2522)
38
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
4/2 Jan
5 /a Jan
1
Jan
7 A Mar
7 k ,an
18c Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
9c May
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
Inc.
for
1962
Date
Range
Closing
.
144.31
Mar 14
118.82
May 25
125.39
Tues.
May 22
Wed.
May 23
Thurs.
May 24
Fri.
High
Low
125.78
May 21
Mon.
123.05
May 25
Range
1961
for
121.10
—
High
144.09
Dec
118.82
.
Low
124.36
May 14
8
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Tel
American
Arundel
29
1
Baldwin-Lima
7,812
112% May
43%
29%
45%
470
859
28"% May
41% May
14%
14%
16%
8%
8%
365
1,509
1,092
14% Jan
8% May
11% May
19% Apr
9% Jan
11%
8%
11%
91%
46%
90% 103%
46% 50 ;
77/3
486
908
730
90% May
46% May
77/3 May
122 , Mar
63% Feb
13% Feb
55% Mar
32% Mar
56
Feb
Hamilton
Transit
Baltimore
Co
Company
Campbell
Soup
Chrysler
■!
Co
Corp
;
Delaware
Power
Food
Battery
Co
Garfinckel
(Julius)
Lehigh
85%
85%
93/4
gi/2
"■
36%
23%
23%
153/4
53/4
___i
Corp
■
1
20%
20
74%
74%
■
/-*
82%
•
1,237
1,668
331
38% May
19% May
49% May
36% May
23% May
5% Jan
50
23
I6%c
Inc
'
1,106
13
24 1
22
22
»
'
•
•
-40% Jan
116% Jan
15 % Feb
26% May
85% May
9% May
'
102
109
9,614
27%
__>
29% May
47% Jan;
4,715
797
38%
15% Feb
May
44
799
21
53
36%
50
50
5
—
*
10
38%
„
•
756
1,376
49
91%
20%
__
10c
•.
Martin-Marietta
Co
29%
1
1.66%
Resistance
Madison Fund Inc
&
26%
common
Valley
Merck
47%
26%
50c
common
Brothers
International
44
29%
2
:
Acceptance Corp
Motors
Corp
General
44
29%
47%
9i/8
46%
31%
47%
77/3
5
;
Dairies
Foremost
General
Light
Stores
Ford Motor
Gimbel
&
Storage
Fair
12%
1
Light
Electric
112% 120
5
10
Curtis Publishing Co
Duquesne
High
99% Jan
136% Jan
34% Jan
49% Jan
75% May
1
6.75
Electric
City
924
79%
1.80
25
Corp
Atlantic
Budd
29
43%
13
Tel
&
112%
*
4.33
Co
Low
High
75%
75%
1
33%
5
Stores
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
American
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
•
May
the closing prices of 300 common
on
for the current year.
+2.1
119.9
118.1
+
1.5
119.2
116.4
+
2.4
+
1.3
;
v
i,
7
—-
•———-—
121.3
———:
:
.
119.8
Trade,
and Service—.
Finance
j
Mining
—
—■
164.6
165.4
;
98.1
169.8
Transportation
100.0
162.0
98.2
97.4
——-
-
—
135.6
fc
119.8
111.0.'
.
v
v
+
)
•
178.2
;
;98.1
.
185.5
.
2.1
+ 0.8
116.4
.
134.4
..
;
+
127.2
118.1
135.0
,.
+1.9
+3.2
...
Low
144.3
127.2
129.9
r
High
Change
May 11,*62
May 18,'62
.
Non-Durable Goods
lows
—1961-1962—
Percent
1957-59 =100
Composite
Manufacturing
'.Durable. -Goods
by major
18, 1962, for the composite and
with the preceding week and with highs and
industry groups compared
43% May
36
Mar
Transactions at the New York
6% Feb
30% Jan
-
ending
week
the
for
stocks
164.6
.
162.0
,
.
97.4
113.3-
45% Mar
26% Jan
57% Jan
-
-
22 - May ' ;
20
May
' 74% May
SEC Index of Stock Prices
of stock prices based
index
SEC
The
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
;
28% Jan
95% Mar
V'
Stock Exchange
Stocks
U. 8.
Total
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
In.t'i
Railroad
No. of
Pennsalt
Chemicals
Pennsylvania Gas
Pennsylvania
3
Corp
&
Water
Power
&
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
2 iPU,
Light
*
34%
50
13
5
Inc
*
58
50
w»«° com.mon-Finance class B
7%
__
6
575
36%
1,398
143/4
3 930
181
43
9%
Mar
38% Mar
19
Feb
55
Jan
38
16% Jan
7% May
446
2,998
30% May
1,555
470
10
38% May
56% May
7% May ; ;
51/2 May
32%>
6%
5y2
Mon.
Bonds
2,259,110
May 21—
Tues.
$4,428,000
$507,000
$4,935,000
474,000
7,246,000
May 22
:
,
3,641.560
6,772,000
Wed.
May 231—
5,453,950
8,335,000
Thurs.
May 24:——
5,252,380
8,209,000
May 25
10,535,000
413,000
22,988,850
$38,279,000
$1,984,000
Fri.
—.
—
8,591,000
8,543,000
10,948,000
Total
I—
.
46% Apr
69% Apr
10% Feb
8
Jan
$40,263,000
a*I
46%
Ramo-Woolc52%
Thompson
n*
at
46%
47%
1,525
52%
56%
46% May
53% Feb
"
52% May
>
V
65%
JaS
Warner
84
—
10
r;;~T 7^77"
mefemd
pieIeired
5
9%
"
34 % 35%
87
87
9%
3232%
Co
Washing™
*
"
__
38
U.
S.
$1,984,000
38,279,000
34% May
Jan
17
$33,564,400
26,911,000
570,656,400
701,495,000
$40,263,000
Railroad and
$28,231,000
$604,220,800
$732,360,100
Bank
industrial
41% May
89
Mar
■
30,863,100
Apr
38
85%
25
$1,320,000
$2,000
Government
International
"B
sfs
10% Feb
29% Feb
1,109
,
1961
494,324,823
19,235,340
356,938,514
22,988,850
Shares
Total
IFK
9'A May
''i
56
May 25
1962
1961
Bonds—
twzi
sass
%215
of
Stocks—Number
&&
s?
gg
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended May 25
1962
iiFiEWh"£s:::;:::::::
Sales
256,000
334,000
6,381,850
Jan
8
6% May
545
6
Shares
Bonds
34% Mar
5,672
6%
30%
Foreign
40% Jan
32% May'33
Jan
33'■ May
13
May
41% May
440
34%
34%
38% 41%
58
63%
7%
7%
v
6%
—
.
42%
30%
£»%!*£
?C
PP^er common
10
?"^C®e^ViCe EleCtnc & Gas com—*
Ritter
13
•
7%
10
Co
34%
__
*
0, fC7~^
Electric Co common
Transportation
32%
331/2
common—*
—_
Philadelphia
32"%
and Miscel.
Stock Exchange
Transactions at the American
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Alleghany
Apollo
Ludlum
Industries
Armstrong Cork
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Steel
Harbison
Home
Co__
Walker
Glass
Natco Corp
37%
40%
May 24
Feb
—
May 23
Fri.
40
11% May
18 %
204
61 % May
:
May 25
29
29
31%
25
26
27%
160
-
i
29
May
39%
112
25
May
Total
J.
10%
Jan
9%
1,181
8% May
31%
288
29% May
42%
29
42
47%
38%
38%
97
23%
23%
170
100%
100
50c
200
~
-100
~
—_1
Supply—™™""**"
For footnotes,
—10
5
see page
$270,000
345,000
539,000
434,000
759,000
8,000
28,000
$2,347,000
$12,000
$38,000
32 Ve Mar
42%
-7%
pfd
699,515
1,175,390
1,609,585
— ,1,368,530
;
2,094,438
—
Feb
9%
30 V
Jan
43.
50c
34%--
10%
$To,66o
Sales-
355,000
539,000
434,000
Mar
23% May
28
Jan
100% May
101
Jan
5
70
50c
May
34 % May
9%
Jan
70c
Jan
39
795,000
>
$2,397,000
1962
of
Stocks—Number
Bonds—
Mar
•Foreign
Foreign
■
/
6,947,458
Shares.
•
$2,347,000
Government.:
Corporate——!
12,000
-
38,000
1961
TO,222,310
$1,310,000 '
"
41,000
40,000
1962 >
May 25
1961
134,298,044
266,625,710
$28,212,000
$23,831,000
665,000
664,000
1,475,000
835,000
$29,541,000
$26,141,000
■
Mar
11
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended May 25
Jan
48
38% May
-
>
Domestic
7%
Bond
$274,000
30% Mar
-—5
9
Bonds
«-
v.
$4,000
73 % Mar
-8.50
Refractories
May 22
Wed.
66%
61%
Tues.
Thurs.
.—5
J————
Co
37 V» May
May 21—
Feb
High
48%
13%
—10
PUtsburghl
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
70
Bonds
Bonds
6,947,458
Mon.
Shares
—10
Svstem
-
Cbrporate
Gov't
Domestic
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
Shares)
■
High
—5
—1
Light Co
Gas
McKinney Mfg
Mountain Fuel
i
*"""
—II
Gas
—1
II
Co
Co
(Joseph)
Jeanette
*
Inc
Duquesne Brewing of
Duquesne
Equitable
___*
*
(No. of
Sales
Last
STOCKS
1
■
..
Total
$2,397,000
$1,391,000 '
Volume
195
Number
6163
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2523)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Par
&
Power
Paper
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Canada
Bailey
5 %
Nova
.
Power
12,238
23% May
29%
&
45
Paper
Bowater
Paner
;
"
•'
Brazilian
Traction
bmhi
British.
American
Columbia
Forest
British, Columbia
Bond
Can
(1959)
40
200
32% May
28% Jan
10
695
62%
:■ so 1/4
71%
24%
68%
63
2,682
76%
3,591;
48
48%
49%
2,685
53 %
53%
'51%
•'
4.25
17%
Jan
20
53
Jan
May
51% May
4.60
5
-
110
2,890
Jan
;
30
31%
7,318
30
37%
375
12
Feb
14
4,212
15%
Jan
18
8%
8%
690
8% May
10
Jan
Ltd
May
-25
.
a22
a22
:///'■'' 13
•v
13%
22
May
22
765
13
May
16%
25
12
Jan
60
'"V;-
al5% al5%
.
2.50
2.50
2.50
200
2.00
31
31
33%
305
30%
Products
Co
class
Ltd
A.
a8
a8%
—
%
16
Feb
Apr
3.50
Feb
Apr
37
Jan
:
8%
8 V'a Mar
25
Ltd
Calgary Power
20
common
Cement
$1.30
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
Malting
Dominion
Steamship
5%
preferred
Canadian
$2.00
British
Canadian
22
70
27
Jan
50
May
125
55
Feb
64%
Products
Jan
13%
Corp
21%
25 %
of
&
10'/a
10
10%
17,055
10
May
50
52%
52
52%
1,065
52
May
53
*
9%
9%
200
9%
Jan
11
Feb
19
19
1,115
18%
Feb
20
Mar
com
•
29 V2
32
29
37
36%
2,080
29
250
36
37
Feb
series
Canadian
-
———
—25
————
—
Chemical
Ltd
Co
—
a20%
—
common—*
Warrants
20%
50
7%
a
7%
100
2.40
2.40
20
a3.50
a3.50
0
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A—50c
a4.00
a4.00
Canadian
Class
Converters A
B
preferred
__——,
Class/.B
Husky
Canadian
Imperial Bk
Canadian
Industries
38 %
Ltd
141/2; 14%
39%
41
670
4.95
5%
1,925
-1
—
4.95
460
29 % May
35
9,927
25
27 Vb
12
12%
3,085
12
Jan
16
16
600
16
May
to
4%
Gas
12%
pfd_20
16
.
25
6%
725
4% Mar
3.85 Mar
4.25 Mar
14%
15
725
_•
20%
20%
22%
7,866
*
3.85
3.85
3.85
200
*
i——2—
29
Seal
&
77
Seagrams
2
Bridge
Dominion
Foundries
&
Class
54%
58
4,586
77
865
74
80
14
s
Ford
•
16%
25
•
common
.
5
Cos Ltd
Co
121/8
•
(Chas
E)
24
Dynamics
Steel
Lakes
—
Andy Co
Hawker* Siddeley
Holt, Renfrew
1
Canada
Ltd
&
Howard
Hudson's
Hudson
Bay
Bav
Imperial
Oil
Mining
6%
Indus
$2.25
preferred
;
For
t
footnotes,
see
6%
5%
63/a
3,474
225
46
30%
32
465
30% May
45%
47
1,930
6%
46
Steel
new
3,066
5
Aor
14
575
13
Apr
15i%
11
100
9%
Jan
11
6
1,450
5%
Apr
10%
11%
7
7%
400
733/4
'77
9,305
10 %
~~
10%
10%
a24% ,a24%
—
class
A
98
1,200
96% May
12%
882
24
25%
2b0
15%
Feb
19% Mar
300
22%
Jan
2234 Mar
13
13
14
5,815
22%
24%
15,123
43
„•
'
42%
43
300
a127
114%
14
Apr
Bateman
Feb
16 %
Jan
20
May
Bruneau
240
17%
Apr
22%
Feb
7%
450
201/4
Jan
21
27%
29Va
1,985
273/4
Jan
321/4 Mar
30
3IV4
435
29
Jan
9
9%
300
8
321% May
12V2 Jan
18%
19%
13;967
28
30
't'
K
18%
20
20
Jan
11
12
54
12%
1,700
3.35
;.
3.35
100
51%
60
^
15%
Feb
45
110
43 %
11%
Jan
54
56%
1,688
54
42%
44%
5,283
14%
15%
4,410
46
■f
42% May
14% May
—
—
6 %
6%
25%
26%
100
8,405
6%
May
245
53
53
100
51
98
98
115
96%
200
16%
Feb
49%
17
68%
25
25
50
25
Mar
68
78%
10,462
68
a33
25
17
a33
90
33
May
May
•
41
25
,5
40%
43.
47
78%
'■*
—•
78%
43
1,850
-
•
52%
40 %
May *
680
47
May
1,770
78
Jan
-
16 3
Feb
13
20%
May
6%
Feb
a
May
May
273i
Feb
7% Apr
14% Jan
Apr
•
56
2,407
2.25
2.35
1,100
15
16
700
15
May
23%
Feb
15
.16
450
15
May
22 %
Feb
17
13,050
163/4 May
19%
Jan
15
15
191/4
19%
19%
52% May
59% Mar
2.25 May
715
36%
500
a48% a48%
Shown
Are
20
Expressed
2.90
19% May
\
22
Jan
Jan
32
Feb
36 % May
481%
Jan
50
Jan
Mines
Mining
Ltd
Co
28c
Gold
7%'
1
Apr
30%
700
3.40
53
**
Oils
Jan
39c
Jan
38 Va
•_
Jan
10c
Jan
4%
Jan
Apr
4.35
7.05 May
10%
Apr
a8%
3
5c
1,500
5c
May
10c
Mar
6c
13,000
5c
Feb
9c
Jan
3.55
4.25
Apr
Jan
3.85
29,000
35c
40c
12,599
14%
,15
729
9c
10c
1,600
9c
May
16c
3c
4c
2,000
3c
Jan
5c
7c
Jan
8V2C
Jan
8c
Jan
■
•
&
Jan
May
14% May
6%c
6%c
7c
13,800
1
4%c
4%c
4%c
500
4%c May
121/2
100
—1
13
13
150
19c
2,000
17c
May
25c
1,500
12c
May
18c
Jan
151/4
15%
16Y8
6.50
6.50
6.75
925
20 %c
20c
25c
145,700
14c
Jan
32c34%c
22,000
32c
May
6
May
1
—
Mines
6.00
•
Ltd
Mines
200
2.50
800
247%
300
20%
50
2%c
ale
ale
2.10 Mar
Jan
Feb
171%
7.00
32c
10%
2.90
7.45
al6% al6%
50
6.00
6.00
4.00
24% a24%
57/8
175
50
Ltd—*
Ltd
•
a
i.i5
1.10
1.20
Jan
Apr
Feb
May
Jan
4.00
100
11%
18
May
5.25
10% May
100
4.00
Feb
Jan
1.85 May
5.00 Mav
11%
Feb
Apr
4c
400
600
_3
Apr
Jan
May
Feb
2.00
Feb
Feb
2.50 Mar
5.00
11
Apr
28%
1.85
—
Jan
Mar
341/2c May
5.00
Ltd—*
Tr
Feb
5.00
10c
Refineries
Northwest
6.00
2.50
Feb
2.00
—
Inv
4.00
—1
Ltd—
Co
13
14
:—*
Mines__
Dock
1,610
23%
23%
—1
Beverage-—
Oils
32c
1
Ltd
16%
17c
1
:
60c
12 %c 12 %c
17c
1
1
Chibougamau
&
1.65
35c
—_1
Ltd
-
Ltd—
Uranium
13 %
8
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
24%
Apr
1.05 May
1.50
Jan
24
11,300
&
Ltd
9
9
—_1
Silica
Jan
Canalask
Nickel
Mines
9c
9c
1,500
*
1.15
1.18
1,000
93c
Jan
1.18 May
.1
3c
3c
1,000
2%c
Jan
4%c Mar
Corp Ltd
Canorama
High
Feb
% 1\« "y
7c Mar
1
Ltd
Canadian
Explorations
Mines
Carbec
Mar
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Mines
LtdLtd
Ltd
500
21/2C
2%c
3c
9,500
3.80
3.75
4.05
1,100
3.75 May
15c
14c
16c
72,000
12%c May
9c
9c
1,000
12
12
12%
300
1
.'
4
Explorations
Corp
Mar
13c
__1
Industries
Ltd
1
Ltd—
13c
1
•
lie
May
Ltd——_*
Ltd__
Building
Mar
Mar
2
5%c
15
—
-.
—
Mines
Canadian
,
Canuba
47
28c
5c
35c
Mines
Jan
Capital
86
Low
28%
3.60
Corp
Kodlak
Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
3,350
5%c
Ltd
Raceway Inc
Canadian
Jan
27
Shares
High
28c
1
pfd
Corp
International
•.Jan
Dollars
Sales
for Week
28c
—5
Ltd—
Canadian
-
Canadian
1
Dredge
99
Exchange
of Prices
Low
Ltd "A"—5
Co
in
Week's
Range
Last
5
Delhi
85% Mar
50%
Feb
73
May
13
Feb
51% May
Apr
May
7%
Jan
60
52%
1
351/2
Common
39% Mar
80%
14
32% Mar
104%
16%
Ltd
..—;—1
Canadian
,18,.
;
60
50
Co
Canadian
55
*.
1,395
50
*
Feb
50
-
63%
4,280
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class B
—1
Canadian Collieries & Resources Ltd—
13% Mar
34%
May
51%
a61/2
—*
6% Mar
Jan
49
100
22%
:
17'%' Jan
Jan
51%
20%
Mining
Calypso Food
59 % Mar
25% May
48% Feb
"
-
May
a61/2
Ltd
Copper
Campbell
Mar
52%
,
50
al3% al3%
Ltd
Lake
Bonnets
Calumet
4.15 Mar
Jan
3,585
250
Mar
21 % May
May
May
20%
Co Ltd_^—
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
Feb
15%
May
12%
20
20
•
*:
8% Mar
Jan
103"
-
——•
•
Line
Mining
River
Bornite
20% May
3.15 Mar
11%
50%
V2
Jan
181/4 May
905
1
:
*
Warrants
Apr
11% May
15%
26
Jan
11
_
45
al03
50%
.
20%
al03
~~
Burns &
7%
:
Jan
400
50
Belding-Corticelli
5,905
-.
135
7%
;
Ltd
Red
al9
37%
12%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
203/4
4,395
Ltd
Gold
18%
'
127
Jan
26%
43
393/4 Mar
18.050
Bay Mining Co
Beatrice
% Mar
38%
Apr
1834
Apr
73/a
common
Mines
Talc
al8%
•
21%
203/4
14%
Exploration
Blue
5%
5
May
7%
12%
Co
Telephone
Jan
15%
al27
13
20%
141/a
A
24% May
,
-18
223/4
10%
&. Worts
Jan
Feb
18
11
certificates
Telefilms
29% May
10% Mar
625
50
16
23
1
Mines
Band-Ore
12%
338
Jan
8434 Mar
223A
14%
(Canada)
Trunk
Atlas
25 % Mar
1,625
Jan
10% May
241/2 Jan
935
.
1
Fund
;
Arno
Baker
18%
20
7%
11%
2.70
Avalon
21
5%
Jan
Jan
May
11%
7,960
Augustus
16% Feb
<13
6%
Feb
3.50
Feb
505
20
10
,
3.35
Apr
2,575
5%
:•
7
May
73% May
6,160
a8%
8%
17%
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
100
Mining Corp Ltd
125
20
65
37
75
•
Anglo-Nfld Development
400
5%
Jan
51
/
Mar
2%c
10%
11%
May
45
Jan
8%
io%
_1
Anglo-Amer ^Molybdenite
Jan
22%
,
51/2 May
67
9%
Jan
Aor
ale
2.70 May
May
Jan
89
53/4
*
common—
Bank
class
5634
Mar
14
—*
—
new
48
62°4
87
ale
29%
•
page
20
1
10 %
25
,
a88
Jan
May
1,500
29%
10
T.lnes-—.
a88
52
Feb
Jan
:
45% May
Anthonian
Mar
21
•
Pipe
2.311
8c
17 %
Nickel oi .Canaua-^—.
International. Paper com
o.
7.60
International Utilities Corp
5
,32 .preferred
Interprovincial
555
49
7 %C
29%
International
•'
56
Feb
100
_—.
55%
Ameranium
May
33
Jan
50
preferred
Cement preferred—
International Bronze 6 %
pfd
29% Mar
24%
52
45Va
1
17%
al8i/2
50
Inland
Jan
500
52
45%
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines
Black
4.68%
I2—•.
40
L_*
.t
Corn-
Gas
Bellechasse
•
common.,
preferred
$4.50
Jan
44'/a
Corp
25%
Jan
20
Ajax Minerals
Alberta
Feb
common_5
1
$2.75
27
p/L
May
35
Sale Price
Jan
£1
—
of Canada
preferred
Acceptance
Feb
17%
3,890
18 %
20
200
Par
Jan
Feb:1
11%
12% May
2.310
Apr
21% Mar
23% May
18% Mar
Jan
Jan
May
26%
1%' pfd_100
Jan
12% Mar
Feb
55
27
26%
Friday
Mar
8
14%
8
Feb
23^8 Mar
147% May
9,045
S T O CK S
20%
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
16
2.65
21
May
481/2 May
36
Jan
2«%
50
__
85
Jan
8% Jan
100
950
Canadian Stock
M°V
20c
Paper $2.00 pfd
Co
735
Mar
20
14%
50c
Prices
Mar
15%
200
144
213/4
common-*
preferred
17% May
*
Pittfield.
Smith
,V
8
2.70
67'
May
53%
41/2%
30% May
11
Home
9%
8
26%
May
28
25
20
Jan
23
645
{|\
1,250
•
;—
31%
1,100
35
•
53% Mar
18% May
125
6,461
49
Jan
12 % May
275
21%
Apr
15%
10 % May
5,385
56
;
2,128
100
;
—
Oil class A_
17
25
Feb
Feb
65% May
48%
*
Ltd
;
19 %
14%
Jan
12%
—•
Limited
Jan,
Apr
57%
20 V'a
•
—
Canada
(Geo)
18
*
•
;—.
16
56
A
Canada
;
B
32%
.1
—
:
■
of
trust
16%
13 3/4
20%
12%
Apr
May
35 y2
;_*
—
Trans
Voting
5
25
7,740
1443/4 144%
26%
27
26%
May
400
14%
63
48%
•
115 Vb Mar
%
20
class
pfd
Knapp
18%
a
May
59
20%
10
common
Gooderham
&
Zellers
14%
5
90
100%
Ltd
!
18
__
30'%
i—.—.—
Wares.:
Paper
700
16%
a
59
1,200
441% May
17% Jan
11
common
30%
1
.
Power; common—.
Handy
Home
21
.*
.
12,982
23
Feb
Mar
96%
—
!—
1
Canada—
19%
2.70
1
Co
&
Deneral
8
j
Corn
3,555
8%
„
,_*
12%
29%
29%
—*
555
25
1
•
—
—*
Frosst
Great
—
10%
a
Feb
98%
35
5
*
PiDeline
Class
82
6 %
800
23
__
7
18%
18%
*
■'
12%
;.
3 Mi
common
Ltd——
Fraser
General
a9%
23 %
Players' Caxiuuirtu fwuip—
Gatineau
6 %
'
common—•
preferred
Canada
Motor
al5% al5%
a9%
•
Chemical
Foundation Co of
74
iv
*
Heating Prod class A
Fleetwood
c
76/
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6%
77
•
common—
Corp
Weston
24%
54% May
B
Famous
300
58
Dupuis Freres class A
Enamel
6,570
1,771
25
Westcoast
Feb
% May
45%
10%
common.*
Steel
Brewery
of
44
44%
3,435
Coal
Textile
Jan
20%
Ltd
&
109
84
88%
100% 100%
10
Corp
Steel
Feb
11
Jan
20
May
£
A
Canada
Webb
32% May
Mar
22
19%
—-10
&
75
905
10%
Ltd
Dominion Stores
Tar
44%
225
14
*
common
ciass
Finance
Walker
Apr
143
Jan
19%
common
Lime
111
Feb
7% May
—*
———
&
22%
27%
128
10% May
19% May
preferred
Steel
--
2.50
Dominion
Glass
22
preferred_100
Petroleum
78
22
77
2
.
220
111
*
A
Ltd
1,160
135
4.00
'1
common-
Ltd
Feb
25
Jan
1,275
*
16 % Mar
May
3.50
750
7%
134
'
135
20%
20% May
r
"
*
Co—
class
31
7%
14
14%
Company
Canada
Trans
7% Mar
700
14%
14
62
Viau
4.00
_*
Feb
10
United
19%
—
International
Pont
Jan
May
6
Feb
42
Toronto-Dominion
14% Mar
3 95
Ltd
Cement
of
Traders
6%
15%
Jan
87
50'
Trans
3.^5
a
32
43
Thir^_ Canadian Inv Trust pfd__
16
...
Jan
May
43
8% May
45%
preferred
Feb
_*
•
29
Cork
Du
al9%
,
Apr
Jan
31
27
84
common
common
Canada
Jan
30
25%
Franco-Canadian
Zellerbach
Bros
6%
29%
25%
Ltd
Co
Textile
Crown
Dominion
4.95 May
291/4
25%
*
Crown
Dow
Jan
Mar
25
__
Donohue
14
41
Jan
common-.—•
Mining & Smelting
Redeemable
37%
11%
26% May
422
14
1
Structural
5%%
Texaco
"
'
900
1,275
27%
•
Steinbergs class A__
May
600
Railway—.
Credit
Dominion
16 V8
11
J)
Foncier
Dominion
Feb
10%
Glass
7%
13%
Jan
*
Consumers
Dominion
1,550
Jan
Power oom—_•
8%
27%
27
100
Co
Steel Co
Feb
16%
Enterprises
Dominion
8%
72%
Co
Cellulose
Distillers
5% May
12% May
10% May
Farms
Coronation
Dome
4,475
.
59 % May
Petrofinn-J-**
Crush
5%
5,647
Canadian West Natural
Credit
Standard
2,345
Companies
Consolidated
Southam
Feb
62
Canadian
Consolidated
Jan
8
13%
Pacific
(B
11
May
12%
Oil
Columbia
51/4 May
May
5
Feb
8%
•
common
Siddeley Canada
May 25
Inc
8
111
26%
1
preferred
Simpsons
100
Apr
g%
*
Gas
Williams
350
59%
—50
>
Jan
IO43/4.
1418 Mar
*
6%
8
Jan
•
(Canada)
Foods
Sicard
May
26%
*
Series A 4%
2.40 May
4.50
Jan
Feb
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Lawrence
Sher
3.75 Mar
Jan
10
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changed to
5
•
51/8
"
•
2.40 May
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Lawrence
St
Mar
3.50
20
common
Shawinigan Water & Power
8% May
12%
Canadian
Combined
'•"I
22
61%
Canadian
Coghlin
5'/4
Jan
(A
Salada
Jan
:•
-<
Marconi
Cockshutt
5
500
.
Apr
6
Apr
Jan
•
Preferred
St
v
Jan
of. Commerc«_10
common,
•
Canadian International
Canadian
8
5
-1
*
————
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Preferred
8
*
i—
Canadian
20%
7%
8%
•
Royal Bank of Canada
;
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
'
$1
700
5,565
_100
Rolland Paper
Rothmans Co
May
35%
May
1,150
8%
10%
*
Canada
Co
(Albert
Effective
12% Mar
common—
107
8%
5
Power
Hawker
Feb
May
9%
*''"'
preferred
Name
Feb
21% May
*
Aluminum
May
105%
l
Tubes
(James)
Roe
Apr
13
.
Ltd
common
Canada
Apr
200
58
Mar
60c
May
io
loo
Robertson
Mar
25%
700
56
'
23
"106%
100
;
Reitman's
81 % Mar
13%
56
.___
series-
$1.75
945
70
22%
common
Celanese
24
25
53c
•
preferred
Reed
Jan
*
1
Canadian Bronze
Feb
23% May
191.
Jan
29 %
23%
23
11
...
common
Bros
Quebec
Feb
24
May
23% May
193/4 May
1,302
6,230
.*
Development
6%
Apr
32%
13%
-i
preferred
Canadian
28%
659
25%
103
21%
12.50
ttuecuoiUc*
Breweries
29%
A
Light & Power
Quebec Natural
Jan
Jan
28
70
_•
common
—
Aviation
6,172
22%
22 y8
*
Canada
Canadian
-_V\'.//v
•
10
common
40
30
291/4
•
Sugar
Foundries
103
28
;i:/
20
preferred.
Canada
28
19"% May
101% Feb
5,650
103
*
common
20%
19%
100
Preferred
23
25
20
8,997
5
Quebec Telephone
Canada
class
Petroleum
4%
211/8 May
60c
*
preferred
Steel
Power
Jan
Feb
12%
40
Page-Hersev
Price
34%
May
17%
56c
*
Locomotive
Penmans
Feb
Feb
27
preferred
Placer
Jan
24
11%
10
Containers
Ontario
Feb
A
common
class A
4%%
Pacific
Jan
22%
50
a23% a23 %
•
Scotia
7 <Zc
Feb
17%
;
275
20
Jan
26
2114
5,223
a25
Jan
16%
May
153% May
ny2
nartic pfd
6%
B
Jan
12%
16%
8%
-10
,
Dock
Apr
12%
May
28
30
20
20
100
—
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Jan
Mar
4.75
3.00 Mar
Nova
Apr
7
53
k'W''
Apr
13% May
a25
*
National Drug & Chemical common
Niagara Wire Weaving common
Noranda Mines Ltd
:
Jan
53
% May
51
1,900
Ltd
National
58% Mar
V-
common
Breweries
Morgan
57% Mar
52
"17
pfd
B
Feb
400
2234
13
Jan
54
'
14%
18%
18%
10
Montreal Trust
Jan
14
29
*
jliu
Tel
&
(Robt)
Montreal
Jan
82
Jan
185
5%
52%
4.25
W—'
48
75 %
83%
May
225
Paper—
Preferred
Feb
80
51%.
5%
52%
'
26
Co
Class
4,846
22%
14
2.50
Tel
preferred
Molson
17%
High
141/2 May
'58c
Mitchell
Feb
19,520
V",.,;
53%
52
5%
V 74
18% WV-W 200
17%
53%
52%
23
60 % May
68% May
9,282
72%
74
Apr
650
2.50
Massey-Ferguson
Miron
Jan
54 % Mar
Jan
&
Metropolitan Stores
Apr
13%
•
B
5%%
Apr
33
53
24 V2 May
200
'
74
36
22
200
22%
49%
3,632
22%
Rights
Jan
May
50% Feb
51% Mar
5,390
30%
55
Power
Low
17
15%
15%
»
Power
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14%
20
—_
Shares
13
•-
46% Mar
;:Vv
14%
•
A
Class
May
.
2,055
22%
—1
class
Jan
42
-10
.50
Company
Ltd
52
51%
24%
—
6%
40
34%
30%
Brockville Chemical Ltd
Jan
29
Products-
Power
43
33%
22%
Oil
British
50
380
f
t/
A
i—
Lawrence
Maritime
54% May
a52% a523/4
Power.
<a
50
40
-50
pfd—
Class
Low
*
common
Ltd
St
for Week
•
preferred
MacLaren
Jan
Feb.
Feb
51%
——-
_
5%%
29%
May
47%
5iy2
Ltd
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
Jan
185
a53 a54%
•
40
-2«
pfd
5%
Mersey
Dry
45%
common..
—
Bowaters
Burrard
i; 44%
22
100
54%
May
'
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Paper
22
49%
53%
Service
(John)
(M)
Lower
Jan
22
~rr*r-
Bowater
Building
25%
-10
A
Class
23%
.10
—
Loeb
Apr
49%
-25
—
Scotia
Provinciale
Mills
53%
29V2
preferred
Telephone.
Bruclc
103
45% May
-50
Montreal
of
Brown
16
lOu% May
_25
of
Brooke
12% Mar
30
5,772
34%
Bank
ClaSS
735
101
,_50
Banque Canadian National
Bell
15%
47%
;■
—
Bank
Bathurst
14%
45%
'
Ltd
$1.25
May
100 %
'
1
_50
preferred
Banque
27
—50
Ltd
Selburn
5%%
Jan
;•
Ltd common
preferred
preferred
Steels
24%
46 %
Asbestos Corp
Atlas
85
-50
Corp
$2.60
24%
_50
—
$2.50
24%
Public
Laurentide Financial class
49% May
pfd. _25
4%
preferred
*
Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd—
$2.90 preferred
Argus
Feb
24
of
Co
38%
15
Canadian
Labatt
High
4,800
•
4%%
Anglo
Low
24%
•
Ltd
Aluminum
High
45%
100
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jamaica
Shares
44%
common
preferred
5%
Sales
45%
125
4% %■ preferred
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
common
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Range
Last
Sale Price
Abitibi
Canadian
Week's
Friday
S T O CK S
(Range for Week Ended May 25)
Exchange
in
39
2%c
1
Jan
16c
May
Jan
4%c Jan
4.75 M<<y
29c
Jan
May
12
Jan
11 % Mar
13
Apr
8c
40
(2524)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
stocks
Week's
Last
Range
Central
Del
Central
Manitoba
Rio
Cneinailo)
Oils
Ltd
•
—
Mines
Ltd
Mining Corp
Cbibougamau Mining
Cluoougamau Copper
Chipman
Lake
8c
Smelting
Div
Standard
Sec.
Monpas
Paper Corp
Consol
Quebec
Consumers
Yellowknife
Gas
Couvrette
Co
3,500
&
Provost
5VaC
4,500
5 VaC
2,000
al.05
~6C
,*
41
40 Vb
class
18
19 Vs
1.28
1.35
28c
25c
28c
5
14o
1
28c
28c
//;,■
28d
17
5
17
10%
Ltd__
100
10%
9c
30%
Explorers Lta.1
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd—
•
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_»
28c
32c
45c
45c
46c
25
26
525
Drummond
Welding & Steel Works
*
10%
10 V4
Mines
1
39c
39c
V
Nickel
Sullivan
Metal
Mining &
Fontana
Reliance
(1945)
Minerals
22c
9 VaC
9 VaC 10'/ad
3,500
8%
9V4
3,500
Iron
53 % May
2%c Jan
Ltd
32,500
1
3 VaC
3%c
Gold
1
12 Va
13
Lake
1.84
15,000
54c
4,000
80c
21%
21%
22 %
8,850
•
2.90
2.40
3.00
3.00
3.35
5,512
38c
37c
40c
18,000
6.00
Marchant
Melchers
Island
Minnesota
A
400
5.35
5.35
20
20
,
Mines
T.td
8 V2
89c
82C
90c
60c
68c
8c
9c
44 Vt
44%
47%
10
201
5%
5%
5%
715
31c
31c
35c
•
com__
6c
Oils
■
1st
Pipe
Pitt
Products Ltd
Place
Oil
&
Porcupine
Power
Co
Prime
6%
1st
cum
part
Ragland
Red
a
50
8
6 VaC
Gold
Foo's
Mines
St
Lawrence
Ltd
Of
Gold
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscalta
Sobey's
Oils
Mines
Southern
3.25
3.65
6,655
5 Vac
5%c
2.90
4,500
ale a2%c
1,100
An
lie
Sullivan
Cons
Supertest
Tache
Mines
Mines
Lake
Mines
tr>
~*
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6%
pfd
100
Tazin
Tib
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....
For
Ltd
1
Lid—.
2.10
2.25
40c
footnotes,
see
6.35
5,000
10,000
6.60
53c
10c
'
"
■
1.05
1.10
1.87
30c
3.60
7%
7%
2,624
1,500
53c
50
17 Va
1.45
4
1.75
34c
3,300
6.00
6.00
1.55
1.57
1
page
43.
8 VaC
3-40
42%
3-3,944
40
45
50
50
Class
10%
,>
B
4.80
15%
15%
600
24c
25c
121,300
6c
10c
59c
75c
30,300
11 Va
12
18,500
8 VaC
9c
,
Erooke
Brown
Mills
Building
Cabol
4Vac
Jan
20%
Feb
Apr
Class
Permanent
Safeway
Steamshio
Preferred
Canada
Jan
.Canadian
Bakeries
Feb
Canadian
Apr
Class
Jan
4.75
Jan
9%
May
1.00
16 Va May
105
1.35
24c
17 Va
Apr
May
Jan
May
6.00 May
1.45 Mar
2
24c
126
Jan
Class
Canadian
$1%
F'eb
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
15%
19c
Jan
36c
May
6c
May
10c
38c
Apr
V
4%c
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Jan
Apr
Jan
15%
Jan
18
Feb
25% May
28
Jan
Va Mar
20
Jan
20
1,615
50%
Jan
56 %
100
22
22
155
11
13%
11
15
1.45
20
28
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
100
•
10c
Apr
280
-
100
1.45 May
'
3.85
19% May
101
25%
Jan
-Jan
Jan
Mar
104
Feb
5% Mar
7
Jan
33
Mar
1,435
28
Jan
115
28
Feb
820
17 va
Jan
28
30
29%
29%
22
23
23
24%
1,400
r
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22%
24
2,170
22
Jan
25 Vb
Apr
87
87
25
85
Jan
89
Apr
May'1
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23
7"0
70
210
70
56%
57%
365
51 %
175
51
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11-
80
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96
96
25
56
58
135
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77
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140
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22%
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6
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1,100
10
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10%
27,205
3,235
5
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2
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625
2.50
1,355
2.40 May
2.50
2.55
690
13%
13%
400
13 Vs May
29%
32%
1,270
29% May,
36%
,
28
•,
10,650
2.30
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38%
Jan
'
5%
Jan
8% May
3;2d Apr
Jan
1.05
Jan
J'n
Apr
'
Jan
2.70
.Jan
Jan
6%
6,335
1.10
5,250
700
)0Ve May
14%
8%
700
7% May
10%
Feb
-6%
Feb
54%
56
Jan
52
5.00
52 i/4-
53/4
340
52
512
50
Jan
%
2,400
5% May
3.00
7,210
2.50 Mav
35
35
50
35%
36%
3,450
-
r
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50
6
634 May
1.40
4% May
150
-
-
2.50
■
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35 %
145a
Mar
5%
50
5%
common_150
3 55
li'/z
4.75
:
2.50
:
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7%
50
preferred—20e
11
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11
-
4.75
52
6
36
Jan
1.05
•
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7%
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317
.
Feb
5234 May
May
9%
6,090
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2.40
6%
•
37
52
'
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■
2.40
\
25%
2.50 May
7%
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3
6V2 May
52 %
36%
.
Apr
Mar
1238 Mar
2.40
29%
-
14
9% May
52%
9%
>
Mar
113% Mar
Apr
13V2
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64%
May
2.50
2_
Apr
May
95% May
Jan
2.40
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89
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13%
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57%' Apr
May
11 Vz
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82
58
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56
11
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250
-
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55%
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24% Mav
May
54
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1_
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8 Va Feb
8 Vb Mar
56 Va
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100
General
Preferred
Jan
100
6
22%:
■
6% Mar
8%
400
100
%
^
Energy
Jan
1,266
-
Feb
May
87
—12.50
.
Gas
6%
A "
15
23
...
class
common
Warrants
36%
16,166
*
preferred
May
May
16
Apr
1.70
22
11 %
90c
Jan
20%
6
_1.05
15 %c
May
1.45
29 Vt
.10
Products 1st pfd
11
12
19%
6
Feb
Jan
Mar
22
30%
103 103'%
Dredge
Food
9
8%
Jan
950
6 Va
8%
8 Va
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21 Vs
9%
200
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6%
9
406
8% May
Feb
/
15
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32'
*
2nd
16%
1,145
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;
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Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Class B
Canadian
750
8%
—*
common
Canadian
8.25
14%
8,909
23
Collieries common.-,
Canadian Curtis Wright
1.75
15% May
53Va
10
preferred^./
1.80 May
Mar
Jan
20%
•"
47c
1
Feb
20
100
—
I
14 Vi
1,185
15 Vs
,
'
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1
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Jan
8%
25
Warrants
Jan
■'.315 i
15'%
17%
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preferred
Canadian
j
51 Vb
^*
warrants-'-
Celanese
Feb
86
•:
May
26%
*
Aluminum
.125
•
.
47
Apr
-
'17
*
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Canadian Chemical
26% May
25%
•
warrants
B
110
17
100
Canadian Canners mass A_
Jan
Jan
British
A
28
2_
15%
'
-
•
—
1.55
May
May
28
f
*
Breweries.
Preferred
Jan
1.42
_i
73
-
30%
Canadian
7.40
53% Mir
3.50 May
1
_'.
Aviation
Canadian
Apr
Apr
865
51%
,
2-2
Apr
Apr
4.95
3.75
-
;
Cable
4o
65c
2.00
9c
&
30%
•3.50
20 Vs
'
L
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May
3.00 Mar
'
10
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Feb
29
75
25
:
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7% May
51
40
18,070
*
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4.iG0
20
Canada
52%
14Va
*
Canada
32
Jan
29
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i_.
Feb
Feb
4.10
common
————
Jan
Feb
15%
common—
Malting
7% May
9% Feb
Apr
15%
Packers class A
B
Jan
Jan
54 Va
7%
class A„—15%
1
Jin
56 3
>
51 % May
12
class A—
2.70
May
52%
/TOO
1,605
-
8,090
Canada Dominion Sugar
Canada Iron Foundries common
Canada
'6
12%
A
V/<//r .preferred
83%
20
Apr
4.25.
•
Cut
;
53% ;
12
common
Crushed
75 Va
■'
52
12'.%
/
Cement
Feb
Fteb
58iJ4 Mar
30
Preferred
Canada
Apr
7
50%
365
71
common
Bread
5%
2.75
51 Vb May
80
Enterprises
Canada
;
29
20,035
preferred
preferred
9%
230
-
36,988
52
5%
'
5'/r
Jan
Jan
Apr
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6
u"
Calgary Power
547
31
13
A
Dock
9%
53%
53%
Products—'
10 Va
26
33vb
'•
6% May
31%
—
class
100
73
Burns
Jan..."
18 Vac Mar
7%
51%
Jan
-
30
Products
Burrard Dry
Mar
Jan
52 Va
51 Va
Ffeb
Jan
9%
May
275
31
"
55%
17 Va May
53%
-
Apr
54 Va
J
May
200
51%
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60 ;•
69
7,261
18
52
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49%
May
3.50
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8c
May
31
3:
Apr
1.05
72%
7 Va
Feb
13% May
'
500
10,808
•:
Apr
Jan
*"53.
Jan
Vz
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Bruck
63
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Jan
6
,
3.05
4.70 May
115
1
.
50
May
>
28 Va
53 Vb
53%
•
Telephone
Chemical
Company
Company
Canada
5.10
;
29%
25
Jan
69
17
*
Columbia
Brockville
May
53c
25,400
5,700
60
72%'
*
Preferred.
British
Jan
Feb
1.50
62%
i
22
1,025
6 Va
1.05
1.05
-
'
/
Apr
10%
1,450
■7,810
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Jan
Jan
11
•
v
•
May
May
8
Jan
53 Va
;.
Jan
52 %
100
-
23
4.70
50
9.60
12% May
30D
10%'
10%
52
4^0
30%
_•
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/•
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Power
243
-
28%
50
2
Columbia
-
22
2
Oil-
Columbia
-
Feb
72"-'
Jan
29%
50
common..
24
:
Feb
1.55
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%.
22% May
47%
53%
8 Va
50
2
British
6.75
Mar
2
315
300
Jan
.
'
May
Apr
22% May
1,255
*
50
53
.
7
2,535
'8%
i
British
Feb
7V4 May
5,600
60c
13%
•
common
Packers
Apr
64c
3.60
900
25C
12%
25
preferred
i
Columbia
1.72 May
ii,800
24c
6.00
15%
12%
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20 Va May
l.f/5
13,500
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Jan
20c
1,115
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54%
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35c
6.35 Mar
500
53c
54
21
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Jan
2.05 May
39,400
16%
54
*
common...
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2.28
Jan
35c
1,800
25c
3.60
16%
1.90
*
i—
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Mar
75'%'' Jan
2Vac Mar
5,610
1.72
26c
Jan
38c
1,300
6.35
Jan
2OV4
800
36c
11%
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lie
2018
Apr
49
-
2.90 May
5
36c
10c
Mines
Mines
Exploration
a20% a20%
2.10
1
Ltd..
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5%c
2%e
54
26c
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3.25
19,000
61c
1.45
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21c
Feb
May
10c
1.78 May
300
2%c
1
Rights
Talisman
May "•
13c
,
7c
13'/a
Jan
68
60c
7%
Ltd_..__
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lie
44%
Jan
Apr
90c
Apr
25
2 Vac
1.05
...
Iron
._
Jan
50
-
a20% a20%
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Steep Rock
—
■
•
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3,000
2
Canada Power
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6,000
23c
l
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7c
22c
.
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8%
14c
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3c
Jan
IOV2O
May
48c
100
1
-
Ltd
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8
7,500
1.78
i
Shop 8c Save (1957) Ltd—
South
4,500
800
68%
.
Ltd
May
7% May
7c
Feb
9
Feb
6.50
7r
65c
2.90
Lands
Mines
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5.65 Mar
8
46%
—
2
Metals
Diversified
Antonio
*au«'on
5c
1.78
a2 Vac
20
....
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Jan
May
2 VaC
Enterprises
Lawrence
May
14c
18c
i,000
46%
1
...
14c
57c
1,000
39,700
3.25
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6t
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a
Jan
14c
68%
68%
«
pfd.____20
...
52%
22c
23c
50
__1
»
36
61c
—w
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May
May
6.00
5c
•
49%
1.70
10
i~.—
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Mar
12c
70c
50
120
200
I
1950
Feb
31
550
.1
Refining T.td
Feb
Apr
6,500
>
20c
30c
Mar
8c
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Feb
8c
a6
Mar
May
18c
1/
22%
.2349
23
■
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British
Apr
42c
7%
v:-
82
May
May
14C
49
.1.75
*
—
3;
8%
13,661
;
17%
45 %
500
53%
common
3
May
5,856
,
.
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6.50 May
47%.
6%
common
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22c
200
50
Bridge Tank
British
.ian
Mersey
64
9%
25%
-10
preferred
Traction
90
Jan
'108
15% May
20% Jan
1,278
Jan
Feb
38%
v
.
Feb
9%-
.10
—
Company
Feb
May
7,600
31
Bowes
May
;
/
10% May,
1,119
V
Jan
2.30
Jan
May
106%
Feb
.
2.85
,1.50
108-
23%
,
.
1
preferred
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v
105
.
•
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64
..
May
1.85
.;••
50
:•; .3
Jan
90c
45 Va
*
common i„
Paper
22 Vs
'
7.00
.50
:
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!
40
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Apr
•
Jan
6.00
—1
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May
7c
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59C
a
31
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22%
f-
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Bowater
Apr
7c
55c
21
21
60
new
Paper
Co
f
17%
9%
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Jan
Feb
4.40
Jan
', t-
16%
64
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&
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6.50
pfd—50
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7c
4c
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1
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—
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6 Va
13c
'
3,450
17
25
Paper
i
Beatty
14 %c
16c
7c
2nd
5%
3,000
2,000
JL
preferred
Nickel
Crest
Ruby
8c
Telephone
4.05
a6
Exnlnrqrlon
Smelting
2.75 May
11c
Jan
7%
,
Development
1951
4,000
97/a Mar
3,700
~
2.05
50
common
Power
Bowater
1.40 Mar
17,500
—
1.85
10;
.V—
A
Bowaters
Feb
6c
™
1.95
107%.
—
Electric
Feb
Jan
•
16c
Quebec Labrador Development Co
Ltd.l
Quebec Lithium
Corp
l
5%
5.30
3.40
7
17c
Cobalt 8c
Quebec
2.40 May
97c
6C
Chibougfemau Goldflelds Ltd__l
Quebec
2,700
14c
Quebec
Oil
450
16,800
17c
Quebec
Queoec
9
14c
56C
3,350
12 Va Maf
135
•
Apr
2.90
17c
50
Producers
60
1.22
1.25
pfd
cum
Jan
2
common
A_._—
Mines
Gas
Jan
75c
10c
50
Ltd
non
Provo
50%
2.60
:7
95c
9,611
Acceptance common—
Steels
Class
Jan
40,900
Corp of Canada—
4%%
Jan
7c
18c
20c
Ltd
class
Gas
1.05
Jan
14c
90«
Lines
May
14 c
■
Jan
Mar
5c
130
*
Feb
70c
80
1
com
pfd
Mining Corp
Mining Co Ltd
9c
79
L.tu
Pennbec
25 Va
Jan
1,710
'
90c
27% May
16% May 3
24 '
Feb
2.25 May
Mar
May
5c
74,467
Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Ltd...
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Fembina
Pitt Gold
21
7,
7c
1
Ltd
Ltd..
Mines
35c
5 Vb
Cooper
Paudash
1.02
5c
'
98% Mar
400
30%
;
Montreal
4.40
"'
55
1,955
108%
-ii-i
Nova
5c
■
101
2.35
common—
of
4.55
1
Imperial
of
•
10
23%
2.25
common.—^*
Pulp &
class A
Bathurst
5,500
'.".lie 11 VaC
.
23%
100%
28
.—,2
49% May
"i>/
Jan
2.35
24%
$2.60 preferred",
Jan
24%
'
•
10
—
Bank
1.53
403
108
Ashdown Hardware class B_„:
Ash Te^nple class B
Atlas
3
7,170
1
High.;,
38% Jan
9,605
r
26
100
ControlSi^-n— —i
Canadian
Atlantic
25%'
28
preferred-!.:
$2.50' preferred
,
Low
45%
108%
^
.
Range Since Jan.
High
44
.10 V4'
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Co'4%
Argus Corp
Shares
100V4
.*
preferred
Antnes
/
for Week
;
100
:
being
one
OILS.
Dollars
5
;
Bank
1
Corp
Metals
Anglo
The first
and
15%
__i_
Jan
6,900
7
common^
i—
Jan
1.18
2.90
1
4 Va %
parts.
MINES
14%
•
common..i_*._
6
Jan
3.20 May
.
"
26
_•
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12
/
"/
Feb
3.00 May
92c
Feb
2.90
„
1
fund
7
51%
2.40
'•• ••
■
1
Explorers
7
1
Rare
May
It Va May
11c
Jan
/
Sales
Range
*
510
5c
_25c
Ltd
Opemisca
20c
10,000
75c
5c
2.40
Ltd
Opemiska
63c
6Vac
23%
•
Class B
1,000
6c
'.-70c
Ltd—*
Co
Feb
Week's
14%-
•
Ltd_i,
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two
the
Canadian
Low
^i*
common-^-—
Bldg
Aluminum
into
list
of Prices
45
warrants.
AlgdnqUin
Class
8,500
22
Cc
9
1
Asbestos
sink
•
5c
•,
•
Quebec Power Co Ltd
107/u
May
'
1,000
Expressed in
Jan
3,625
Mines
Apr
-
10% 'Feb
Jani
7c
Jan
70c / Apr
.
9'/4 Mar
22,500
Ja,n
2..08 Mar
tic
Jan
Jan
8c
_•
preferred—i
AlUrxnniutn
Mar
10
3.35 Mar
14c
>
Mar
3.20
Par
100
Algoma fitRRl
May
30c
Jari
3c
7c
Jan
Jan
6% May
May
64c
125.
3.00
Friday
Last/
Warrants
lie
47,635
...
Mar
5c
7 4.90 Feb
7c
5,000
7c
25
Preferred
V
84c
54
American
12
v
2.90
2,135
^
3.00
Are
jl
Cemtral
90c
1.65
Ltd
Algoma
Jan
1.50
American
Shown
*
—L_
A
May
51%
North
"
Class B pteferred_u_
May
1.55
North
'
Alberta- Natural
6c
52%
*
Class
-
75c
42,200
21c
70c
1
;
Class A
60c
"
1
Ltd
Jan
27" "May
/
44% May
1.30
1)5%
Apr
May
Toronto Stock Exchange
Stock
Alberta Gas Trunk
2,500
1,335
4c
of
Warrants—
3,500
67c
21
21
1
Ltd
Ltd
A
2,700
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"
Newfoundland Lt 8c Pr Co Ltd
New Jack Lake Uranium
Mines
red
63c
21c
5
Ltd.
Amulet
63c
I
Vending Co
Exploration
10
>1
-
Jan
all
—1
—2
Preferred
Auto
5
Cooling Semiconductors
Formaque Mines Ltd
Mines
15,200
3t. 60c
././
•-7.95
8% May-8% May
1,225
9
•
Petroleum Corp
West
8%
8%
Ltd common.—*
Corp
Automatic
3c
-
Apr
29% Apr
1.20 Mar
v
alO
_
Mar
/•* 6.25 Mar
30% May
r'-;'
1.05 May
4 VaC Jan
1,000
_
68c
aid
Exchange issues are segregated
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second
Alberta Distillers
Jan
10 % Mar
15% Apr
•i0
May-
3,500
Apr
7c
•
,
4.95 Mar-
2,150
Mar
10%
Apr
Jan
.
Feb
67/a
May
75c
250
10%.
3 Vac
3c
If
T.td
Limited
Mines
Minera's
20
10
10%.
25
100
5.35
1
Needco.
Okalta
1.07
Ontario Paper Co
8c
Mining
Cum
2,200
1.06
,_1
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Northern
26 V*
Ltd
—
Nocana
25
8.40
4c
68c
Atlantic Sugar common—
Class
4.50 Mar
Jan
_•
MineR
"
.Preferred
Jan
52o
Feb
9V*
•
Mining Corp Ltd
Mount Pleasant
Newrich
4c
475
1
Mogador Mines Ltd.
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd;
Moore Corporation
New
500
__1
...
Distilleries
Mid-Chihoinraroau
New
2,600
4c
9%
.
7% preferred
Mercury Chipman
Native
9.70
4c
1.06
4c
•
Acadia
Jan
9% May
Feb
9%
_1
Ltd.
Mclntyre-Porcupine
National
9.20
6
'
45
3.00 May
Jan
400
May
5.50
,
28c
4c
i
Mines
6.00
May
9%
1
Mining Co
Mines
Murray
6.00
9.30
_1
class
2.40
1
"A"
Hygrade Gold
National
Feb
1
Ltd
Inc
26
Jan
44
•
Malartic
Merrill
8
10
6
Ltd
B
Massval
200
*4
Companies Ltd
Class
17,625
9V4
a45
•
A
Lamontagne Ltd class A
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Loblaw
3.15
9%
a45
500
J—
//.v'.;/"v-'
May
1.99
20% Mar
5,000
5 Vac
4.80 May
2,200
8c
1.05
5 Vac
1
Abitibi Power & Paper common-!
May
1.98 May
1.28 Jan
1.65 May
3.30
7c
1.05
'
—
.
6%
7c'
Sale Price
Feb
13
May
48,450
6
1.05
INDUSTRIALS
Feb
4c
Feb
80c
1.91
*
Mines
Mines
(Alfred)
•''C*
Apr
19c
23c
8 55 Mav
1.65
1.90
6
_—1
-
Toronto
:
Mar
57c
Jan
*
Ltd.—
Dufault
Lambert
3c
1.85
B
Acceptance Corp class A
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Oil
Jan
80c
Labrador
Laduboro
8c
Mar
4c
1.67
10c
common
Mines
27c
550
i
Zinc
Feb
IIV2C Apr
3,000
•
&
Lead
:
The
5 Vac Mar
3 Vac
3,500
10
1,500
al2 al2%
3.20
—/
May
400
Keely-Frontier Ltd
Kontiki
12c
4,534
Corn.,
Kerr-Addison
Apr
87/s May
4,500
__________
Kelly Douglas Ltd class
8%c
14,200
.147
3,675
6
Apr
5c
8c
May
a!2
Jan
4c
20c
May
57c
—1
—.
Ltd
Mar
1.90
54
45c
29
3,600
1
Voting trust.—i.
Mining & Develop
Corp of America
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
International Helium Ltd-_wInt'l Paints (Can) Ltd class A__.
Jubilee
45c
4Va6
Hastings
Foundation
50c
Jan
53 Va
>
Helium
Investment
Mar
1.68 Mar
/'/ 4c
16C
I
61c
Feb
3,000
42c
a29
57c
•
Speculative Investment Fund
Feb
125/s
2,500
5 VaC
4.85
a29
Jan
23
Feb
13c
1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Silver
12 Vs
10% May
15,500
5%c
4.80
1
—
Products ' Ltd—
Mines Ltd
Canada
Feb
34c
•
Ltd
Feb
1.70
•
1,900
12c
15% May
Jan
1
Ltd
21
"
May
87c
326
1
Lake
York
"■
*.*
Ltd
19%
13% May
19% May
—10
A
Ltd
Westville
26%
1.70
Futurity
Glen
Westeel
Jan
32c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Oils
Jan
9% May
68 V4
Jan
Ltd
Associates
Virginia Mining Corp___
30 Vt May
Feb
57c
1
Exploration Inc
Mines
Mines
Mar
28c
May
Houc
Weedon' Mining Corn
Westburne Oil Co Ltd—
20 Vs
23 %
500
Vauze
May;/
40c
Apr
May
7,060
59c
Swimming Pools class
Der
Janv
Jan
1.70
8%
22
-1.40
May
Mar
Jan
5c
,
.
8c ' Apf
15%
—30
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Mar
•
Jan
1
Fabi Ltd
Apr
6c
44
13C
1
Ltd
Ltd—
1.65
>
■
46c
24c
Corp_
Mines
Mines
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fort
"
Val
Apr
•
Dumont
Fano
^
5%
pfd
Properties.—
Electric Co Ltd
Van
May
45c
Corporations
Feb
High
16,000
14%
1
—
Jan. 1
Low
'
9c
20%
common
Apr
Range Since
High
8c
14%
Ltd—_v
7c'
Jan
26c
2,000
40c
Pab
;
788
10%
Dumagami
East
Towns
24 Vs
1,025
■
Ltd
Shares
8c
Principal
United
May
10% May
8c
Jan
2,500
25
Dominion
Ltd
United
United
for Week
Low
1
;
_
Lirie
10ct
17
100
9c
—
Jan
Jan
..
Feb
28c
Pipe
Corp
Apr
14c
100
Ltd
Canada
Asbestos
5c
11 Vac
•
Oil
55c
May
20c
:
of
14c
••7
1.14 Jan
;*
2,100
'./
29
Ltd
/ '
Feb
18
'
1,150
14c
•
Mines
United
5 Vac Mar
39% Jan
4c
4,425
4,700
39,600
12c 12 V«C
$ 12c
*
,
7,500
/
.1
Dome
Apr
May
1.00
4,495/
5c
1.25
Ltd
Corp
6c
.3 VaC Feb
"3,500
18%
A
4c
.
1
6c
41
f
5c
—
Mines
al.05
6c
•
Denault Limitee class A__
Warrants
5c
1
Ltd
May
Gas
Corp
Mountain
Union
45 %C May
9c
Jan
5VaC
.
"
Ltee
Trans
Jan
'*3VaC Jan
Vic
5
;t
,
Jan
3 Vac May
1,000
4c
Ltd_l
:
•
5o
2.71
4,000,
12c
4c
Petroleum
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Titan
Feb
Jan
1.00
6,000
10c
1
Mines
4c
8.50
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
May
"
*
Ltd
Corp
Explorers
45 %C 45 Vac
4c
•
Ltd
common
Petroleum
Dolsan
3VaC
-i
Ltd
Rand Chlb Mines
Copperstrearn Mines Ltd
Daering
3,000
3VaC
6.05
10,850
3%c
1.50
"A"
Mines
Copper
Crusade
4c
1.40
X
Cleveland Copper Corp
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Consolidated
9,725
4c
.
1
Ltd
Consolidated
Low
6.45
1.30
il
Corp
Mines
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6.05
1.40
1
Friday
Shares
1
Aiitieittia. xjiu—
Chess
Consol
6.05
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended May 25)
for Week
Low
.
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
.
35
May
35 Va May
'
Feb
Jan
8%
Feb
4.25
Feb
41
Feb
41
Feb
Volume
195
Number
6163
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2525)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
General
Canadian
Low
class A__«
Husky Oil
16%
5 %
5%
5%
19,845
1.45
2.00
5,180
14
14%
1-50
61 %
1.50
1.50
——•
—
.
.
Imperial
Bank
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Oil
Cos
Gas—
Co
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Tire
class
Corp
9
490
5
30%
25%
25%
25%
►14,696
12%
11%
12%
5,843
33%
34'A
.41%
42%
10
**—*
42
*-*_
common--.^.——
*
v.'
..
'
preferred
!____
Vickers
Canadian
Westn Natural Gas
v
A
preferred
4%
Canadianwide
23%
t
27%
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Building
5%
.—_*
1
Warrants
a
Clark
Copp
Cosmos
Crestbrook
7%
"A
55%
Preferred:——!
8.85
14
1,310
Crows
Nest
Class
A
preferred
•
Jan
Lafarge
Jan
Lake
22%
Jari
-45
100
1
26
55
A-.,
Laura
-
'
;l
13%
2.10
Mar
1.10
Mar
*
108''
Dale
•
44%
19'A
•
Seagrams-—^—
Dominion
of
;
Bridge
General Ins
Canada
Electro
Dominion
3.00
2
—•
Estate
Dominion
nonunion
Foundrv
Dominion Lime
Scottish
Class
!
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Preferred
Dupont
Chrm
&
9%
Textile
—23.50
-A
'
>
785
9V2
1,100
125
48
315
10
May
May-'-.':
8% May A
12
1838
19%.
25,145
•18 3
:
23
23%
15Va
16%
31%
*
•
30%
.29%
.—10
'Aa
46%
22.%
525
-
8
22 %,
\Mar,
8
51
•
May
Feb
Eddy
Paper
common*—Af_—,*;•
-
.;
v
.
Ltd—A—i—
——r—-r"V 10
JAripire/Life.;Insurance__i__'__:_A_'
10
180
Emco
■
Falcbribriclge",
A—__
33
/
E
Ford
Corp
Foundation
Fraser
'
Jan
2,195
10
Apr
1.550
10% May
"!
10%
V
10
11%
51 %
.
53
17
17%
A
,
; 30%
—
>;
,
f
:
Class
• 715
5
: 5%
'51%
_A'
51
A
____,
•
i
.
►
•
•
Moore
21%
5
Companies-—
Petrbleum preferred:
1
Charles)
class
Trailer
12
•
:
21%
400
.97%
Map
> :12%. Feb
•
15
May
6
Apr
Jan
24%
24 V2
L
,
...
96 % May
110
?
■
11%
-120
175
28%
24% May
1,968
3.35
700
18
2,025
,17% May
3.75
4.00
300
'
5%
preferred
5%%
30%
—A—
Bakeries
General
i
h
Dyvelopment
Dynamics
General
Motors
General
Petrol & Drill class
Steel
32%
4,856
Wares
Goodyear
A
A
*
9%
.
Trust
Lakes
A
:
Great
Lakes
Power
Overland
•
common
i 15% Mar
Class
Gas
Peoples
80c
1,740
11%
2,555
9%
93A
100
" 141
145
75
141
May
A 30
46
Jan
-95c
Mar
Jan
12% May
9% May
A 11% Mar
162
Jan
t
Greater
'mmm
-
48 % May
;
4,640
16%
Jan
4,184
16%
Apr
19%
Jan
Class
7.30
927
6.30
Jan
8.10
Jan
Reichhold
10
Jan
Reid
8%
2.10
2.10
A
9
1,450
2.20
800
•
8% May
51
51
51
AAA 75
2.70
2.70
2.80
1,000
2.30
3.00
3.05
2,000
A 43
.
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Winnipeg Gas
trust —;
Voting
Apr
Feb
•
A
Apr
15 %
15%
15
•
Guaranty Trust
—
>-
i-16
2,267
15 Va May
15%
2,074
15
4,00
200
17%
58
.
,
2.65
•;
—
Jan
Mar
15
18
10
s
7
5.00 Mar
4.00
18%
2,755
16%
Jan
:20
Feb
57%
59 %
2,047
54
Jan
66
/Apr
2.55
2.90
17,007
*
Greyhound, Lines
3.05
:.
6%
4.50
.
* 17% Mar
,
,
17% "Mar
Jan
4.30
3.70 May
Hahn
(Geo
Feb
Hi
Tower
Horne
Life
—
Roe
10
54
54
620
52 %
Apr
16
104
15 %
Jan
3.25
3.50
3,375
104
Jan
45
35
42%
Apr
54% May
Acceptance
17
.
56
325
53
4.10
Feb
90
130
A
Feb
56
132
136'
153
May
44%
13,533
42% May
A
15 %
7,425
14% May
->
6%
6%
6 %
350
6 Va May
26
25%
26%
25
10,760
Apr
49
4 V2 S
preferred
preferred
Industrial Minerals
Inglis
50
52%
Jan
17% Mai6% May
34%
May
For footnotes,
1_ :
•
•
Inland Cement Co preferred
see
Feb
50
Apr
100
97
Jan
50
53
4.55
97%
4.55
w
43.
i
97%
4.65
4.75
Z—io
page
•
48%
25
49
49
53
J
::
16%
18%
27%
27%
50
19
19
175
160
*
Jari
60%
18%
3,025
Apf
5.00 May
4.80 May
19 V2
Jari
Feb
27% May
28% Mar
19
May
21% Mar
95
Jan
105
Jan
95
15 Va
100
13%
Jan
13
59%
97
15%
13
13
200
12%
Jan
15% May
13 % Jan
Jan
65% May
59
62%
II.321
18 Va
18
18%
2,326
18
31
31
31
30
30
9
9
9%
5.25
5.50
•83
83
12
.?■
83
755
v
36
26%
27%
27
28%
5%
725
5%
7,442
3.85
7%
50
50
-
83%
Jan
27% May
Mar
May
Mar
39
34 Va Mar
25
Jan
13
Jan
25
20
34% Mar
,
6
Mar
8%
150
.
Jan
5
'•
2,340
A
7.25
»
Feb
*
1,215
21%
7%
7%
9
' 20
3.85
».
Feb
Jan
21
v
380
8%
20
;•
1.030
3,713
.
36
10'%
11%
2,oao
36%
36
22%
5.10 May
81
Mar-.
160 v
•
May
Apr
8 % Mar
2,052
.
12
26%
57%
3.75
Mar
Jan
4.75
Apr
10%
7% May
: 48
Feb
9.
25%
Jan
.May
50
Feb
Jan
Feb
May
36%
36%
25
32 %
Jan
37% Mar
27%
27%
27%
140
25%
Apr
28
8
7%
8%
2,295
16
15
16
225
9%
7%.May
14%
16
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
62%
Jan
52
51%
55
1,205
51% May
2.25
2.50
610
2.25 May
3.20
Jan
5%
6%
4,207
5% May
8%
Jan
1.55
1.50
1.60
2,630
Apr
2.60
Jan
48%
46
51%
855
May
64 V2
5%
5%
5%
125
11
105
10 % May
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—
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8
9%
49%
49%
49%
75
14
14
200
—*
—*
=,
.
cT5
8
5% May
11
•
53
-
1.50
46
5
5%
20
20
22 Va
22 '/a
420
:
8
11%
10%
May
51
49 Va May
13
15%
Apr
460
5
20
6
Apr
150
May
-.20%
«>u»i
J~n
Jan
Apr
May
Jan
Mar
Apr
23%
19
19
150
19
May
20
Mar
7
6%
7%
1,880
6
Apr
8
Mar
Feb
5,782
5%
5%
6
Apr
7%
Jan
10%
10%
10%
400
10% Mar
11%
Jan
10
7
6%
7%
3,030
6% Mav
11%
Jan
10
74%
73
76%
10,058
•
iov2
10%
11%
2,403
25
24%
24%
24%
875
10% May
23 % Jan
10%
10%
1,100
101A May
15%
16 %
12,180
11%
Jan
19
18
18
220
15%
Jan
19 Va Mar
•
Ltd common
Paper class A
Pall
21 Vb Mar
19
•
Can
100
20
20
"A"..
pfd
—
Mall
Bank of Canada
Oil common
>
;
*
class A—,—*
73
84% Mar
May
16%
25
Feb
ADr
li % Mar
Lawrence
A
*
•
22%
22%
22%
309
100
Corp common
Gas—...
Foods
102
102
103
120
81c
80c
85c
5,900
13
13
13%
10,493
6.25
7.00
4.25
4.50
430
1
—•
Ltd
Warrants
Selkirk
15%
•
A
preferred—.
Maurice
Salada
class
6.40
Lawrence
Class
Li
—...
—
Cement
Holdings class
A
•
Jan
1,845"
22%
100
13
As
Power
common.*
Class A
Sicks
preferred
;
10
Dairies
Silverwood
class
28,170
21,742
365
23
39% May
Simpsons Ltd
50
Apr
•56
Mai-
Slater
May
;
S
K
D
7'A
5,471
42
26 Vs
Jan
27%
Jan
115
12
12%
1.107
12
7% May
•
•
27%
27%
29%
2.738
27%
1,485
7
Feb
35
Feb
May
14
Jan
32% Mar
Jan
13%
Jan
12
12
12%
•
12%
12%
13%
715
19%
19%
19%
398
19
Mar
-*
—
common
4276 May
6 Va May
30%
32%
12%
4.65
4.80
16%
16%
17
310
794
~
.
581
"'•
3.60
•A
AV
Feb
*•
4.65 May
16%
Jan
.
,
99/
5.00 May
6%
A18
Preferred
Southam
Jan
Stafford
Jan
^'nnrifird
_*_:
*_!
Foods
Ltd..
Paving
30
29%
31 %
4,240
29
Jan
3.90
4.05
650
11%
11%
1,250
*
*
11%
3.75 Mar
Feb
May
14% Mar
9% Feb
11%
May
Apr
May
20
Manufacturing
Steel
42%
6%
32%
6%
21%
•
A_*
13
Apr
13
42%
Jan
Jan
Jan
•23
*
Jan
5.50
24%
495
Feb
4.20 May
10%
;
Feb
12%
22%
-—*
Breweries
19
Apr
6.25 May
22%
50
A
Industries
Shullys
1.25
May
23
Water
106
May
10%
Shawinigan
22%
Jan
Mar
80c
'
—100
(John)
50
9,440
95
Apr
17% Jan
90
Mar
May
77
14,110
5.00
Apr
15%
6%
—
$6
Industries
Jan
'
$2.75
-
775
54%
Mai-
45% May
14%
»
common.
88%
60% May
42%
.
Apr
105
3.20 May
45
-
1.75
*15 %
4.86%*
85
Jan
45
Jan
14
4.80
Jan
31%
2.25
preferred——,
Mfg
Russell
St
105
44%\-
950
■
31
9% May
51%
*
of
Jan
May
26% May *
4,700
14%
Jan
9%
8
85
*
(Hugh)
Apr
Mar
*
**Z—5
14
A
•a'3.00
4.80
—
Preferred
Apr
1 05
1
—
:
common
10%
Gas*.
Royalite
26
41c
,
9%
108
V)
(A
Royal
12%
25
500
f
10
Feb
Apr
2.55 Mar
•
Bldg common
Rothmans
Apr
12
230
56
41
Ore——
Prop
Rolland
Api-
760
1.20
3.30
200 '
•
preferred—
Robertson
St
25%
7
43
•
common
Revenue
Jan
12%
50
20
—
42%
May
2.15
1.65
May
54
_I—20c
—
42%
50
Robin Nodwell
12 VB
16
prior pfd_
preferred
Industrial
Feb
26
——
Oil
Tobacco
6f/r
18
Feb
6% May
105
100
Assurance.
Imperial
Feb
22
12
»
Paper
Imperial
18
25
3,790
•
1.20
—_—__
Erie:.—.____*_—
Imperial
150
7
25%
__
Drilling
Smith
-
*
preferred-
<fe. Pittfield
Howard
Huron
18
26
6%
•
6%
•
Bauch—
&
*
25
& Co
Paper
18
26
18
*
•
.'
*
——
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Hendershot
Hinde
18
—
common
common
Carpets
Preferred
Hees
preferred
Cotton
Farms
Harding
•t
1st
Brass
Hardee
May
22
*
Russell
Hamilton
27
1.28
common
Chemicals
Reitman
3.60 May
2.55 May
84
——
Lltho
Revelstoke
2.25
28
—*
common...
..-•Preferred
300
i
27
■*
—...
Batten common
."A 3.50 Jan
200
.
27
27%
._—
Apr
7
6%
4.55
A
Jan
4.55
6%
_•
—
Industries
Rights
3.00
;
:—*
_____—_—.—*
858
*
—
Rapid Grip
A,'3.05 Jan
v 52 VW
May
2.10 May A
—
May
Feb
27
:—10
Preferred
18
17% •
6% May
Jari
23
26%
TOO
Warrants
8% May
20
150
,
10
26%
*
Iron
Apr
Feb
*7%
225
*•
Natural
Jan
8
....—_.—
Corp
Premium
Quebec
Feb
Feb
2.50
8
14
Feb
111%
8
—.—*
Products—.
16%
14% Mar
Jan
I,115
jiwMi-i
J
Industries
.8%
—_50
warrants.—
_A—1
Greening
Power
3,410
•
Engravers
18%
8%
-
warrants-———A—
C
Photo
8%
2.20
Zi
"
Credit
17
;
Feb
May
Apr
104 %
2,600
_♦
common
Phantom
8%
17%
1
common.:
Great West Coal class A___
Class
Penmans
Feb
495
2.40
2.75
*...
Power common.
Pineline
Feb
47
Jan
110
Mar
2.65
'——
Gas
Drilling
60 %
•
7%
21
May
2.75
I10
....—..
Natural
Preferred
38 %
s
Feb
'
11% May
•
—
common
Pembina
29% May
*
B
Parker
:54 % May
7.00
preferred
Class
,
12% Mar
Jan
7%
13
103
—20
Hersey
Page
385
47
Warrants a
$2.80
Feb
9"%
Feb
Jan
51
!
105% 107%
2.40
;
16%
:
class
Steel
2,593
Warrants-
v
'
Jan
,58c
35
980
52%
Telephone
__
*
B——
Paoer
Northern
103%
1109%
,
16,019
—
Ontario
17
class
ureal
Great
Mar
Mar
10 % May
12%
100
1
—
Wholesale
Oshawa
31
—_50
Mackay
100
4,750
Jan
10%
Jan
12,990
i,
—
Ontario Loan & Debenture
10%
141
-
11
13
11%
17%
22
«
preferred—
Grocers
Ontario
Jan,
105
Jan
24,259
1.85
—40
Cement
57
.
May
10%
Mar
•
A
Northwest; Utiiitles preferred
4.75 Apt A
37 V*
252
11 Va
49
22
5
MihOs
Ocean
Jan
?
30% May A
100
335
•
;
WSirtflfitS
Jan
5
A
!
4,581
1.65
Foods
Trust
Northern
Jan
4.10
I
Jap
84% Mar
10
class
—
Wire
80c
10%
common—"
;•
54 %
80c
>
•
A—A„
4preferred
Gordon
A 29%
55^
,
50c
common—s
Canada
Tire
10%
29%
-
,
1%
►
106
11%
'10%
1
;-102.
.106
11%
,
A
i.1
■
101%
106
;
.
•
f,
Envelopes class
Globe
101%
100-
:
General
General
30%
_^100
___^—
preferred "
General
*,v
Feb
8% May
8% May
p:1.65
Preferred
Power common—,
Gatineau
31%
22
.-a.—a_.__*
Northern Quebec
'
3.25
33%
20%
14%
Jan
20%
A
3.25 May
17%
;a_
•
20
...
—
Niagara
Jan
>
18%
2.40
A
Northern
Jan
14% Mar
Jan
106%
20
..
Noranda
Jan
*
25% Mar
..
May
144
23% Mar
Feb
105 % 105%
——
Products
Neon
1,15 Mar;
V
1
21%Alan
600
25%
3.25
Jan.
66c
380
12
30
Prop-..
Containers
National
57% Mar
-
18%
*
National Steel Car——
Apr
Mar
River.
Cdti) common.—*—.,
National
Jan
53.
•;
Powell
National Drug & Chehhcal COmhidi.
Apr-
28
25
146
12
_A—•
,
.
144'
-
—10
i_____1
A——
8,924
146
•
French
1.00
96%
.
•
:
Co
90c
A'
19
Feb
81
4 25
Locomotive Works
National
19
46 %
225
29
v
Jan
22 %
24%
Bloedel
Montreal
33
5
1,410
♦
-
29
21%
95c
•
1
;
/
Jan
2.50 Mav
Monki-cli Fine
Feb
Feb
16%
Feb
55%
13% May
Preferred
A
Mar
27% Mar
425
22%
14% May
Apr
10 %
Jan
2,815
B
Apr
>215
51 % May
3,957
,
31
:•
5
"
.'.
20
(U S)
Frosst
Fruehauf
145
May
9%
Feb
Jari
26%
May
5,700
Moisons Brewery
'
—1—
Canada——
of
l,00j
Jan
18%
26
-
Apr
43
A
—
Containers class A_A.;_*
Modern
12%
Jan-
10
21
5,928
—
—*—
Brick
Milton
1
Motor Co
Ford
21
May
25
335
A_
Preferred
25%
Feb
2,075
180
,V* 10
17
;
.*•
:
Manufacturine—
Fleetwood
10
1
_L-_**
AP
Preferred
Fleet
46
,
-10.
•».
180
.
52'A
•
-AA-
:
—
class
646
rf24.
17
'15% Mav
530
A 1st
pfd—
class
Canadian
C
P
50% Mar
A: 47.
10
11
-
—__1
—
Players Canadian—
Grain
^
*__10
A
Fanny. Farmer Candy*_*■_
Fedbral
Farms
A—
:
Federal
•
"
ExqUisIte Form commoh—
'
Preferred
■___—!
Famous
:
.
■
Apr
6,080
common——
14
•r
18% Mar
■■r
Jan
;
37
Ltd
Montreal
Investment. Trust.
Economic
Jan
34
11%
23% May
28 A
33
705
Midwest Industries.'Gas_
21% ^lar
4,361
Feb
4,424
—
Metrg.Sjtores common
' May
AAl;4% Jan
15% May a
14
400
•
M
A12 A Mar
4,350
.
May
1,137
1
A_
Leaf Mills common***.
Maple
11% Feb
i 9% May
Jan
v
Feb
11
warrants—
A
(M)
Feb
4.25
3.30 May
3,675
800
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
*
•
4 %
preferred
——*—100
5%% preferred—:..*
*—lOu
Apr
Mar
67 % Mar
A
A-
49%
13,500
;16%
-
•
16
t
/
A
Macmillan
9.25 Mat
May
12%
.
A 13%
,
6% May
8% Jan
12
23%
common
Co
55
10%,
-
Jan
May
10
.18%,
-154
Jan
Feb
2.80
Jan
'
9%
8%,
8%
4.50
Jan
2.35 May
■"
B
Class
Loeb
Feb
Feb
5
20
1st
B
Class
"Mar
-
May A
12
12%
•„
,
225
,
10
.
common__—•
_^_____—
10,603
7
49%
•
——
—
120
57%
50
27
Jan
117
—» — "
class
Groceterias class
Cos
7%
7 %
1.80
—
Industries
Loblaw
-A 3.60 Feb
May
Jan
Feb
16% Mar
May
Preferred
Loblaw
Mar
3.20
10%
Apr
4.90 May
3,815
Feb
19 % May
1,555
55
3.00
44
:
1,350
12
.7
9 %' v
,*9%
10
6.05
12
,:;a'
7--—50
Dominion Steel Coal—:
Dominion
9%
'
1-
A
com /__*__♦
new
30
5.80
57%
i—1
Inv
; 117
'
/
common—*
_——
Preferred
r.
6,430
5.90
*
Dominion' Magnesium
Dominion
11,166
9%
y
'
Steel
&
5,900
45%
20 %
117
•
i
common.—"—A
Fabrics
3.10
44
♦.
common
Warrants
Dominion
3.00
19'A
,
n4l'nw
preferred
23%
117
Apr
1.30 May
——
Preferred
Distillers
ni'iiiiJ
Financial
$2
10% Mar
•
Feb
Jan
55
Feb
Jan
-
-
9
150
common.
■
Apr
May
May
Jan A A
Jan
Cement
preferred
$1.25
preferred
Levy
7
1,20
17,400
Secdrd
60
.
11
Feb
300
►
$1.40
; 26
Apr
Apr
Mar
Feb
1,530
—
Apr
■
.-
8
30
16
52% May
20
9%' 'A--*r 8,225
111% 111%
•
.
il%
13% May
A—
...
Laurentide
Jari
Jan
Feb
Jkti
10% May
4,552
Loan
Feb
25
-
120
-
Lamb ton
Jan
85c
100
100
170
20%
8%
Feb
11
13 % Mar
Feb
3.90
2.60 May
425
*
Ontario
12%
'
class
Preferred
19
Apr
%
'
6
1,155
Canada—
9
4,80
80c
'
Jan '
'
10
100
2,200
Gas
Apr
1.50
200
-
109
-•
5,300
Cement
7% May
11% May
100
A
1.05
26
20%
__
11%
25
1.05
100
A
21%
2.85 May
'
20% May
18 1
May
-
Mai-
69% Mar
3.25 May
225
—
14,024
•
Jan
78
7
Vb May
6% May
19.327
——
20,135
52%
__A
common*-. —
-
of
19
9%
Mar
«
2.15
14% May
-
'
107
-
Feb
5.80
86
Jan
'
Kelvinator
16
Feb
675
4,650
•*
22%
1
51
: 4,511
2,195
Labatt
T
155
25c
Feb
Feb
8%
1.45 May
60
May
_-_25o
—
90c
4.00 May
77%
2,555
—.—
Warrants
Apr
Feb
16% Mar
,i
May
% Mar
4,225
Douglas class A
Lakeland
1.75
9%'
Wafrants
Kelly
Jan
14%
A
21%
4.65
-
Apr
6
v
preferred*—
Class B
>
Apr
8.95
106
5
>
5.25 May
11%
■
-'
.
6
40c
750
Service.*
Ltd
Preferred
;
1,300
/
1.75
,
600
1.
common
Warrants
14%
—
Jockey Club
62 A Mar
20%
,
May
200
,
warrants;——
Common
11%
•
46% May
Pipe
Lake
/Class B
Feo
■■■?
__
Feb
7 Va Jan.
At 36 V May.
A-
Public
Jefferson
Jan
-
9%
»
Jamaica
..
8%
7
common
1,585
47% Mar
52% Mar
7% Jan
Discount
—
Jan
9
———*—10
:—.—;
Crusn. internatmufti. Ltd
40
com_
Line,.
Syndicate
A
Jin
106%
1.75
-
Class
-
-
7% May
18
18
Investors
Apr
7%
16.15
20%
.
:
Steel
13%
200
'
7,555
200
Pipe
350
850
_10
Jan
5
25
Commercial
Interprovincial
400
8
4,440
———A———50
89
•
2,275
:
8
Trust
68% May
common
Bldg Credits
Interprovincial
;
Jan
34%
Jan
May
'
Crown
Feb
21,461
Warrants
22 % May
19»A May
5,440
f
18%
common
60
May
1.30 May
Apr
17
Jan
18
...__
42% May
Common-
18% May
;
,
Apr
14%
7%
•
Apr
315
•
warrants
8%
8
.!■ 5.25
;
i* A
:*
1959
14%
:
13%
18%
*
Timber
153/s".
100
316
250
.
18
—
Interprovincial
^May
28
May A,
: 30% Mar
:- 500
•4.10
.A
..>* 5
366
i
Feb
7%
Ltd____
Feb
28
„
•27% May
235
.
Jan
102Va
A-
May
16% Mar
•
*——
I)
Jan
May
^
—
i__
Inter-Provincial
Jan
31
16
•
250
1
44
56
Apr
16%
625
Feb
20%
:
Jan
14% Mar
.
99
20%
15
885
19%
3.90
5.25
,
.
33% May AAA
41% May
A
May
*30
645
A
■
.19 V*
i
.,
106%
Publishing
Credit
Bit
(R
280
385
.
.150
60
18
14%
7%
Imperial
Craig
Crain
Jan A.
__10O
—*
•
Corby Distillery class A
Coronation
Feb
11 Ye
•
,—_—**—.*•
U—
16%
Preferred
Jan.
'A
36
>
60
13%
& Smelting
Consumers Gas common
Class. E preferred;
35
I
14%
-
.
19 »A
Ty 8
t
*-.»a
Consolidated. Mining
Jan
6%
1.86
24 %
50
Utilities
25
'
A
\
*_;
-•
,
International
27%
A
5%
j.L*
10
'
-
common
Preferred,.
72% Jan
11% Apr
5
1
High
140
1,980
Nickel
Feb
29%
_*
2,100
pfd
Minerals
International
Jan
16
;—.*_»
7 18
*
——-—-—;—4.00
Combined Enterprises
International
6%
!
V''
22%
: * 35
.
Feb
34%
''
Range Since Jan.
25
a
Powders
1.50 May
4.90 May
17
16
Development
—:—.
Cochrane Dunlop common—.
Columbia Cellulose
17
5%
Wines,
*__
•_!
___'_____________„________25
P
15%
29 % May
r:
A,-!
23%
22
.-
•
'
Bronze
5,376
•
30%
17
'—
22
27%
.
:
*
Properties
30
J
pfd__20
Gai
Chateau
Chrysler
K
•
com
Natural Gas
Westinghouse
Canadian
C
23'A
—_____20
Canadian Western
Warrants
International
1,130
:
100% 100 V8.
—100
i_—•—,
Canadian
Feb
Jan
.
A——
j_,*****-*i.
Shares
common
*
4.90
>
Jan
Gas
8'A
12 % May
3,761
29%
29%
%
Natural
3.25
Jan
8'A
2,825
.
for Week
•f Prices
Low
Inland
59 % May
14,153
13%
——25
preferred
Utilities
8%
12%
19
1.50 May
99
62
8'A
_1
Railway
Pacific
59%
12%
•
common
Common.-
Canadian
Common
10
2.50
12%
7,575
•
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
1.45 May
14
1
*
Cankdian
5CU
640
1.60
Warrants
Canadian
Low
16%
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
16% May
5 % May
Warrants
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian
for Week
of Prices
Par
Securities
Canadian
(Range for Week Ended May 25)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
.
,
41
20 Vb
Feb
32% Mar
•
.
4.60
Jan
42
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(2526)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Standard
Low
*
Radio
Low
High
Canadian
Homestead
12% Mar
15
Jau
Canadian
Malartlc
18% May
21Vb May
Canadian
North
Jan
Steel
Canada
of
Sternberg
13
13%,
4,850
18%
183/8
19%
41,602
1
A
class
13
*
common
new
.
Sterling Trusts
20
Stuart; Oil
*
Superior Propane common
46
•
Petroleum
Supertest
ordinary
Thompson
Acceptance
of
Gas
A
:
100%
1st
Canada
17%
Fuel
pfd.
1.90
common
51%
Jan
1.55
325
60
90
6%
100
5% Mar
Inv
5,752
59% May
73%
Jan
59%
593/4
593/4
25
59 % May
64
Feb
71/3
7%
73/4
1,755
141/2
14
143/4
10,940
7 %
9%
May
■
13% May
Feb
16% May
41 % Apr
40%
40%
20%
20%
22%
19,372
20 % May
27%
143/3
14%
153/B
22,935
13% May
6%
63/s
7
7,280
6% May
15% May
7% May
50
50
60
20%
19%
21
55
55
56
5,415
iio
B
pfd
50
15%
Jan
58
50
56 %
30%
30%
75
40
41
150
g%
*
6%
6%
465
56
29% Mar
25
16c
•
6%
*
7'/a
16c
16c
41
May
7%
Feb
Apr
22c
Mar
Jan
7%
6% Feb
1,495
Apr
30% May
Jan
6%
Jan
60
Feb
14c
1,600
6%
6%
30%
Jan
A
Trust
Grey
■:
Apr
7%
Feb
Vulcan
Wainwright
Walker
G
Products &
Ref
7%
100
7
Mar
59%
60%
210
55
Jan
4.25
4.90
700
4.25 May
5.50
1.25
1.25
1,200
1.15 Jan
1,50 May
10,394
52 % May
l
W
&
7%
10
*
&
1.25
•
52%
563/4
4.40
4.75
143/s
17
8,076
14 y4
16%
3,543
14 %
29
25
28%
10
9%
10%
1,446
9
35
50
35
Feb
1.25
1.25
1.25
200
36c
31c
36c
4,500
•
15
•
14%
20
29
•
5
*
Voting
common
trust
Westfair
Foods
preferred
.
Products
Western
Canada
Western
Copper
Breweries
common
Warrants
Weston
class
(Geo)
A
B
4% ft
•
preferred
16%
•
Class
19
100
Hardware
$2.80
pfd
50
Yukon
Wood
(J)
Industries
50
106
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
Uranium
29
1,852
95
93
95
0
15
15
15%
3.60
3.00
3.50
3.80
85
Jan
1
9% May
3.70
44
Jan
May
Jan
15
May
700
3.50
1,785
6.35
May
2.70
Jan
3.10 May
irn'n
1
Jail
4.10 Mar
41 %c
41c
45c
59,022
12c
5'Ac
5%c
6%c
17,037
5 % c May
15c
Jan
6%c May
5.50 Feb
13c
Yellowknife
7,000
6.10
6.35
3,425
75c
73c
76c
1
Gold
11c
6.10
1
Explorations
lOV2c
Ll
42c
Oils
*
Alminex
1
•
1.90
Mines
5%c
42c
May
Apr
40c
Jan
56c
1,975
20c
May
32c
Jan
22,353
3,308
15c
1,100
1.89
1.97
20c
15c
17c
Golden
....
5c
5%c
40c
6c
6c
8.50
819
41c
.
•
9.35
9.35
9.50
3,450
1
11 %c
11 %C
14c
6,500
Iron.
Aumacho
Mines
River
Bailey Selburn
5%'i
Banff
2nd
Oil
class
Bahkfield
Barex
Consolidated
Mine
Cons
1
Barymin Exploration Ltd
1
Base
Metals
Mining
Uranium Mines
Bask a
Bala
Petroleums
Beatlie
15c
Lead Zinc
Coulee
Corvan
Mining
C.usco Mines
1
1
1
Mines
Bevcon
3.70
3.80
; 5,910
3.25
Jan
1.10
1.10
1.20
20 %c
22c
19 %c
:
7c
•
8c
—-
,
1
■,
7c
27c
Mar
Feb
55c
48c
10%c
1.14
May
24c
4,800
21 %c
Jan
32c
Jan
7c
8c
8,900
6c
Feb
10c
Mar
10c
27,500
8c
May
7c
15,100
•8c
.
19,233
'
6c
•
;
.6c
1,000
.
5%c
Apr
1.60 Jan'
Yukon
6c
6c
6c
4,600
6c
May
10c
8%c
Jan
34c
Hard
Feb
Harrison
Jan
Hasaga
Jan
Feb
Head
Pioneer.
1
6.95
6.50
7.10
19,195
1
2.31
2.31
2.35
2,100
1
30c
30c
33c
8,200
3.70
3.90
1,925
3.55 May
4.90
2.40
2.57
4,600
2.25
3.40
Jan
Hudson
4%c
5C
8,000
6c
Jan
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
]
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Mines
:
Calgary & Edmonton.
Camerina Pete 1
Oil
___.
Lands—
12c
8c
8c
13c
2,500
Lakes
Astoria
*
Chieftain
j.544
15%
17
2,100
13
gge
98c
1.02
7,700
80c-
_l
3.05
3.05
Mar
Feb
3.60
19,905
2.00
2.00
2.11
4,900
1
5yac
5 Vac
5 Vac
9,500
5 %c Mar
84c
84c
90c
8,500
84c
lOc
3.90
3.75
4.05
1.40
1.35
1.40
306
•
3.70
3.60
4.00
8,635
1
Canadian
Delhi
Warrants
87C
85c
94c
21,113
1.23
1.23
1.39
16 %c
19c
23,720
1,125
_
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian D.vno Mines.—
Canadian Export Gas &
Oil
—16%
Crest
footnotes,
see
20c
page
43.
6,212
28% Feb
2.60
May
1
Petroleum
Ltd
3.05
Jan
1.95
Jan
May
6c
25%
7.50
-
16c
Jan
Jan
13c
Howey
17
Feb
May
Jan
1.09
12%
12 %
13
24,987
Jan
13
17c 23 %c
19 %c
Jan
75,675
13c
Jan
34c
II,500
24c
Jan
39c
47,000
lC-c
Jan
20c
Mar
34c
29c
32c
17c 18 %c
I8V2C
37c
19,863
23c
Jan
40c
May
12c
Mar
24c
Jan
29c
35c
16%c
I6V2C
18c
13,500
3.15
3.10
3.20
2,800
10
10 %
2,628
,
'. *
IIV2C 13 %c
4.15
Mav
15%
1.25 May
500
1.90
Jan
9c
Apr
5%c
Jan
32,000
May
1.18 Mar
4.45
6%c
Jan
8.35
Jan
Jan
2.60 Mar
12c 13 %c
18 %c Mar
16c
Feb
19c
9Cc
90c
1,300
84c
Mar
16c
18c
44,000
13c
Jan
24c
Jan
"15,200
2bc
Mar
65c
Jan
14c
Jan
17%c
%
10%
-
Y
J°an
Jonsmitli
—
Feb
Kenville
Feb
Kerr-Addison Gold
Mar
1.80
Jan
Kirkland
May
May
1.87
Feb
Kirkland Townsite
Jan
Kopan Developments Ltu_.—
Gold
Mines——
Minerals
Jan
26 Vz
Jan
12%
5.622
IIV2 May
15%
10%
12%
8,941
15% Mar
2.30
900
10% May
2.05 Mar
12V2C
—
-
*
52c
60c
20 Va Mar
May
17c
28c
May
82c
7c
60c
26c
l
..13c
.
7%c
Jan
.
2.55
Jan
May
1.75
Jan
20c
Jan
40c
May
8,000
12c
f.Feb
16c
Jan
5c.
Jan
10c
Mar
11c
Jan
13,600
7V2C May
17,700
2Cc
May
10c
Jan
30c
2,166
4,000
5c
9.10
9.70
30c
32c
9c
9c
.
Apr
43c
82c
32.300
30c
Feb
Jan
1.40 May
20 Vac 22 %C
8c
9.30
54c
65c
1.34
Va'c
20c 23
.
May
77,170
52 c
.
32,90016,800
Feb
Jan
82c
5,000
28,200
43c
12 Vac
42c
10,850
90c
.
21%c.
„
13,600
1.55
1.40
Apr
May
10c
9,-001
'
71c
5c
.
53 Va
May
Feb
Jan
1C.OOO
28c —36c,
29 Vac
1
2.65
15
4.623
-12 c
7 V2C
21c
_____1
-
54
3,506
-16%
.48c
7c
*
1
——
58
54
7Vac
1
—
'i
5%c May
7,COO
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44c
22c
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i
-
1
Feb
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
.
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——1
1
Mines
.
L
Mines
1.03
2.66
20% Mar
lGc
—21%c
Mines
2.15 May
23.252
15
82c
—-—1.—:
Gold
i
3Cc
48c
60c
1.45
i-1
Mines
3,300
23
11%
54
15
1
1
—1
:—
Quebec
Joliet
2.25
--
—1
:
29c
6V2C
21%
•
2.50
1—1
Mining
28c
1
i
Jan
2.18
...
__
♦
A
Apr
5%c
28c
2.15
21 %
11%
5
Gold
1.25
2.27
1
%—
Jellicoe
Jan
Feb
13e
—:
Joburke
14%c May
8c
1,000
—_35c
Jan
Feb
Jan
21,500
Exploration
Explorations
8c
17c
—1
Jacobus
Jaye
.10%
11c
Consolidated
Gold
Bay Mining & Smelting
Waite
Mar
Feb
17c
1
Bay Oil
Pam Porcupine.
13 %c
26c
,
Jan
2.80 Mar
10
8,200
,
Apr
9%c
Mines
Jack
Jan
Apr
May
Apr
1
—__—
Iso
Jan
Jan
29% Mar
Jan
9c
8%
Apr
19 %c May
Jan
78c
7c
5.35
16c
10c
3,200
6%c
4.35
1 23
5c
19,999
7%c
6%c
2.85
84c
19,000
7c
1.25
1.35
May,
7c
1.25
3.75 May
3.60 May
8c
14 %c 16 %c
25%
1
class
Hydra
1
Jan
2,900
*
Co
Inspiration
Irish Copper Mines
Iron Bay Mines
•
—
Oil
Jan
5.50
31c
Mar
3,808
Class B
Feb
Jan
Minerals
Canadian
Feb
Home
Jan
12,392
22c
1.25
:
15c
5.35
13,300
37,000
—
Mines
29c
Jan
-
Jan
Jan
Gold
15c
5100
24c
22c
1.00
—
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated
Jan
1.25
Jan
—1
Iron.
Apr
May
20%
18 %c
9V2C
—
7c
1,885
8%c May
27%
Mines—
9c
3,490
Jan
31,230
1
Mines...—
13c
24
4.20
9c
:
3,775
2.15
1.81
9c 10 %c
7%c
14%c
'
2.00
Feb
—9c
21,150
20c
23%
,
Canadian
Foir
12c
8c
23%
Petrol.—
High
12c
15%c
5.05
Canada Southern
Canada Tungsten
Canadian
1
1
•
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Feb
Mar
—2.05
—
3.10
36c
Apr
Heath
Hugh
25c
.
Petroleum
Feb
7.10 May
Apr
2.31 May
4c
1.60
2.96 May
90c
—1
Jan
1,550
6,500
1
Hudson
2.40
6.00
68 %
52% May
1.71
•
_—
Gold
Feb
22 %o Mar
3.15
1
Headway Red Lake
Jan
Jan
59c
1
Feb
9c
Minerals
of
27c
1
15 %c
Jan
Apr
1.70
1
Hastings
8%c
Mar
1.80
13c
8%c
Jan
1
Feb
.__
5c
90c
DeveloD.
Gold
May
;
Jan
2.96
2.99
9%c
22c
1
Mines
Rock
Jan
5c
Lake—
Jan
1.90
11c
2.49
Jan
45c
Ankerite
Jan
2.49
24,330
58c
Apr 1
Jan
4,500
Red
52%
75c
1.61 May
Jan
42,800
Buffalo
May
2.10 Mar
10c
14c
26 %c
26c
13,550
5,225
13c
Mar
12c
13,500
1
10c
21,000
28c
2.40
1
7c.
13,800
12 %c 13 Vac
26c
2.30
30 % May
4%c May
25,341
156,000
Jan
14,000
11c
9c 10 %c
15c
29,771
46c
1.35
Jan
5c
5C
Buffalo
15,101
10c
9.65
2.42
1
55
43,060
5c
49c
Mining & Smelting
2,200
Feb
12c 13 %c
9.40
5c
Brunswick
17c
12 %c
10
5c
45c
Mines—
16c
Jan
23% Mar
8,375
12c
5c
Reef
5c
16c
Jan
8c
3,460
9.40
45c
Broulan
8%c May
3,000
15%
12,500
1
Lead
1
1
1.35 May
9,000
7%c
—1
_—
Mines
Mines
•
Petroleums
14,450
9%c
5c
May
8c
1
Mines Ltd..
Freehold
Ltd
Britalta
1.50
8%c
11%
1
19c >
IOV2C May
4%e Mar
44c
Gridoil
Borduclac Mines
.'Bralorne
1.35
9c
30%
8c
1
10c
12%c
1.42
Jan
10
3.60 Mar
Gulf
45c
Uranium
1.75
Feb
4.05
28 Va
29,821
1
Mines
Plains
Bouzan
Mines
1.70
64c
4.05
Gwillim Lake Gold
2.27
9 %c
1-71
12% Mar
3.85
Gunnar Mining
10c
1
2.31
Mar
24c
„
Jan/;
May
Jan
1
1
Mines
13%c
26c
10'
Feb
45c
2.31
11,910
Mar
11c
•
1
1
May
50c
15%c
Jan
6O0
Corp
Copper Corp
67c
Jan
1
Gran due
Gulch
Jan,,
3.90
28 Va
10
8c
7c
Mining
Grandroy
Great
May
44c
53,525
25 %
Mine
Yellowknife
Jan
16 %c
9c
31c
"
1
Goldray
57,633
2,200
6%c
Mascot
Jan
32,541
52c
Mines
22,610
10 %c U%c
Giant
27c
400,625
11%
1
——!
Ltd.
Explorers
51c
45c
Jan
Mar
48c
—1
Ltd
Mines
Glacier
23c
•
-
24c
Ltd
Mining
Genex
Goldale
1.35
48c
Apr
9c
15c
10%
*
Feb
1.21
51c
Mines
Goldfields
67c
Jan
25 %c
6%c Mar
,
11
1
20c
Ltd
Feb
10c
45c
1
Mining
Jan
9c
50c
16c
May
May
1,500
7,600
;
50c
.1
—.—1
—
Feb
1.55
Feb
18c
*
—
Uranium Mines
28c
1.05 May
20c
9c
18c
17 %c
1
10%
May
9,750
27,600
7c
1
Corp
26
7.35 May
24
4,600
21c
3.80 May
Jan
1
Mining——
Mines
Jan
5c
1
Mines
Fargo
Geco
9%c
1
:
—
Mines
Giant
2,700
20 %c
•
Mines
Bay
3.80
775
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Black
Jan
10,400
Mining
Bethlehem
Jan
10c
Jan
6%c May
1
Jan
Apr
Frobisher
9c
Jan
3%c Mar
1
—*
Co
16c
Francoeur
I,000
17c
7c
1
10%
Gait win
13,250
3%c
Jan
21% Mar
...
Jan
3,576
8,249
*
Apr
Eureka
7c
3%c
Jan
Jan
75c
Jan
6c
9V2C
60c
48c
2.50
Mines
Sol
13c
17
Jan
1.39 May
Jan
1,435
3,000
May
12c
Jan
—1
Mines
Mines
Eldrich
7c
1.15
1
Copper
Elder
Feb
25c
Mines
Devon Palmer Oils
El
7.90 May
17c
Jan
17%c
1
Mines
Dickenson
2.35
Jan
7c
1
Pacific
14c
Jan
2,800
18cl9%c
12 %c Mar
Feb
Mar
6 V2C
__
.
May
May
36c
7c
6c
10c
I8V2C
Mines
Gold
.
1
—1
1
Mines
May
...
13c
19%
i
r,
„_.
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Denison
13c
18%
18%
7c
6%c
1.60 May
90c
13c
12,200
1
Feb
53c
14c
Jan
6.25
49,682
40c
2.49 May
6c
•
500
1.35
37c
1
—
Crowpat Minerals;
Horn
7%c
1.25
38c
50c
Miw>s
Croinor ..Pershing
Deer
7%c
1.26
1
Mines
Copper Rand Cliiboug
Jan
Mar
5c
2,600
Copper-Man
Feb
1.28
1.05 May
6(500
13c
Sullivan
7c
7%c
*
'
1
Copper Corp Ltd
Malartic
IIV2C
Jan
Jan
73c
Feb
5%c
6,205
Dynamic Pete
6%c May
7%c
6.70
East
12c
25
—
Belcher
11,500
11,500
7.90
—.
Duauesneu.4——;
Lodge Mines
Beaver
Bibis
i
7%c
6.50
East
Feb
_50c
18,428
6.50
Feb
Feb
„
19,035
11c
Exploration
Feb
8c
1.21
1.58
10c
•
Conwest
54c
5%c
1
1.50
10c
9,255
10% Mar
21,800
1
1.50
1.90
41,250
Fatima
7C
1.34
9c
Jan
lQc
Jan
4.35
1.60
8%c
6 y2 c
Mar
2.95 May
6c
Jan
5%c
95c
1.50
36c
6%c
May
3,200
7c
Jan
8%c
31c
1.21
3.25
1.54
Mar
5'/2c
_•
71c
19,000
1.15
2.95
1
14 %c
24
1
31c 36 %c
32c
7c
2.96
.—♦
Jan
7.35
•
Apr
Mines
93c
1
Mines—
May
59c
—_1
Regcourt Mines
May
24
Mines..
48c
Jan
1
.
Consolidated Sannorm
May
500
Trust
Barnat
Jan
Consolidated West Petroleum
43c
7.40
Bankeno Mines--
May
41c
36 Va c.May
81c
1
A
4c
30c
60,700
2,000
57,350
3,000
__25
& Gas
preferred
2,000
22,854
1.15
—
Poplar
May
1
OU___
6c
45c
36V2C 36 V2C
53c
9%,c
Feb
36%c
Red
Duvan
1
Jan
50c
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Feb
Apr
20c
43c
Rambler
Jan
May
Jan
45 %c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
9c
Jan
17c
Feb
Mar
1.19
43c
44c
•
Petroleum—
Feb
14c
May
46c
1
Mines
Feb
May
38c
Apr
Donalda
5c
•
8c
1,970
2,361
Jan
43c
1
.
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor Gold Mines
6c
1.10 Mar
3,700
-
21c
Dome
1.00
18c
1
Oils Ltd
Oils Ltd
Farwest Mining
8,400
6,000
17c
18c
38c
1
Falconbridge
8c
Jan
11,300
8%c
Jan
Faraday
1.04
1.80
1.22
8c
10 %c
Apr
1.00
Apr
1,500
Apr
7%c
6c
9,000
16 %c 18 %c
1.37
8c
3%c Feb
f/
18%c.
733
7c
Jan
1
Pershcourt
Consolidated
81c
1.00
Feb
19c
13c
16 %c
1
7c
May
34c
Jan
•
Mar
8c
Mar
81c
1
1.15
8c
Jan
5c
5c
May
Jan
Mines
1.15
Jan
6,500
24c
8c
Copper
3%c
2%c
'
'V;v 4,650
lie
92c
Mines
3%c
Jan
9,200
3,000
Coast
3 %c
23 %c
16,446
20,000
12,250
Yellowknife
5,000
May
11c
1.20
Ruffner
8c
Jan
13c
26c
13c 13 %c
Atlantic
4%C
5%C
8C
1.03
2.45
Gold
Atlin
5%'C
8c
Apr
May
24c
Mines
16c 17 %c
4c
4c
5%.c
■
29c
73c
lie
Area
Atlas
1
Jan
20 %c Mar
2.33
Arjon
__
19,500
47c
24c
Jan
_—«;
15c
13c
5.75 May
Jan
Mar
11c
May
•Warrants
7,287
7,400
•
5.50 May
Apr
4.60
2.33
15c
45c
76c
73c
4.10
30c
1
45 %C
1
26c
25c
73c
612
1
Dome
1.17 Mar
11,500
2
Feb
1.11
16,850
35c
26c
,7" 'i
—
Consolidated Negus Mines.
_
Northland Mines
Apr
May
5.75
32c
1
.
Consolidated
Jan
9.00
5.20
5.35
Jan
Jan
May
Nickel
5.45
Jan
Jan
80c
Mar
10c
Arcadia
May
92c
38c
Associated
43 Va c
45c
18,856
13c
29,800
19,850
79,250
1.15
45c 46 %C
51c
ioc ioy2c
■
45 %c
57c
v
1.02
38c 44 y2c
1
May
45c
41c
1
41c
92c
10c
40c
15,150
45c
*
___
43 %c
41c
24c
94c
1
—
May
IIIi
Mines
Mines
14c
Mogul
Ansil
Oil
4,000
Morrison Exploration.—1
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anglo United Development
Asamera
15c
Consolidated
2.65
11c
Apr
14C
Consolidated
28c
8:00
Apr
14C
May
13,090
7,340
6c
6,000
8.00
6c
34c
17,500
i
—
Marbenor Mines
40c
4,250
40c
8.00
,1.72 Feb
18,000
25c
Hill-
Arrow
Consolidated Mic Mac
22 %c
8c
Jan
Jan
12,850
4%c
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd——
5c
19,100
1.12
3%c
1.42
4c
1
Apr
23 %c May
1.20
41c
Feb
2.20
r
10c
23 %C
*
Consolidated Halliwell
Mar
1.85 May
'
Apr
4c
-—J*
Lake
Gillies
Consolidated
10c
16,100
5 %c
10.25c
1.25
-
Jan
7c
Apr
145
5.90 May
1.55
Jan
1.60 Mar
13
Feb
23 %C
May
20c
18 %c
1
Explor
AngJo Huronian
Amer
10,000
—
—
Oil—
Fenimore
Consolidated
Delnite
2%c Apr
11%
64,900
•
6.45
38c
Deldona
35 %c Mar
15c
20o
Anchor Petroleums
Dragon
Delhi
1,000
10o
Pete..
Discovery
Consolidated
Jan
9,212
9,800
1
1
Consolidated
Apr
42c
50c
Central
Jan
3%c
50c
Mines
Flin
Cadillac
14 Vad Mar
IOV2C
Jan
1.17
4,393
42,382
1.91
I2I50
Gamma
Beta
Consolidated
"
8%C
13c
Consolidated
1.07
39c
12%
7c
•
Consolidated Caliiliau
6.75
Mar
62c
May
20c
10c
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
57c
3%c
1
Minerals-.
10 %e
Jan
12
*"/' 3.0c ' Feb
(j%c Mar
775
5.15
~
Bellekeno
Consolidated
10c
9,000
1.75
Key Mines
Consolidated
1,500
7c
1.26
i
1
X.
Mines
Craigmont
Jan
1.50 .Jan
400
'
•
Leduc
35
1
Gas & Oil
Cons
Feb
•
Mines
Agnico Mines Ltd
Lead
3.75
2.80
3.60
109 %
Jan
585
•
Jan
Jan
619
-
11 %
3.05 Mar
36%
May
OILS
Advocate Mines Ltd
Pac
3.50
2.80
7%
Apr
22 % Mar
100
Feb
v
Feb
Jan
20
May
433/4
Ltd
Roxana
1.55
8.00 May
80
40 >/4
Feb
59c
18% May
100
*
AND
35%
Jan
•
MINES
Anacon
8,981
41%
Feb
May
11% May
16% May
96
100
Electric
Anglo
9.05
30
warrants
American
8.00
9%
Knitting class A
Alberta
70
30
class A
Preferred
Allied
1,205
3.05
Woodward Stores Llu class A
Akaitcho
7,470
19%
9%
Con
Jan
lie
1.25
5.90
Consolidated
17%
3.05
*
Feb
22%
May
98%
3.05
«
^
Alexander
A
t
Feb
29
1.05 Mar
31c
18%
100
&
Pass
Wood
iSemth
Jan
4.85
23%
Jan
14% May
107% 107%
8.00
preferred
16%
3*55
1,675
98%
100
Warrants
Class
59%
Mar
35
•
Trans
Coniagas
May
l
__4..U^;
Metals
Combined
19c
6%c
'
Smelting
&
WiUans
Consolidated
Feb
35
Jan
'
Eauipment
Westeel
Mar
63
May
29
53
Waterous
Westcoast
Mining
Gold Mines
Lake
Coin
49,000
7c
1
Jan
23%
Jan
54%
Jan
55
May
58
•
Viceroy Mfg class
Jan
~~
*
Corp
40%
Chromium
Cochenour
1.19 May
1
Chirno Gold Mines
75
Jan
1
63
Jan
19c
85c
1
Chib
Jan
5 Vac May
1
593/4
May
Jan
6,600
19c 22 %c
10 %c
Feb
38c
13c
•
-
1.75
1
—
Mines
62'A
•
A
class
—
Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
7
112,266
l
Oil
Jan
90 Va
Jan
88
35
90
10c
1.19
1.22
May
12
—
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
7c
1.10
,
1
Porcupine
Charter
Mar
90c
6.00
Dei
Jan
-
8c
7c
Pat Gold
Central
Feb
2.15
•
47 % May
1,105
-
17,071
1.25
Rio
Central
Central
Jan
High
Jan
8C
10 %c
_
Cassiar Asbestos Com Ltd
Feb
21%
17% May
100
6%
90
50
Vendomatic
Victoria
Alba
-
2.00
47%
50
Electric
Acme
173/4
173/,
1,90
471/2
i
31c
8c
19c
Gold
Feb
102
...
Feb ..1.70
1.35
;
'
50
Corps class
Steel
2,700
-
Jan
100
35
101
1.55
1.50
*
com
preferred
United
100 %
May
4,000
8c
1
Mines Ltd
Quartz
Cariboo
87c
33c
1
Exploration
Captain
Apr
4.25
Apr
Candore
Jan
16 %
Jan
3.05
1,150
May
•
preferred
Vector
15%
Jan
14
8,510
.
28
13%
l
Pipeline
United
York
4,860
9,172
33c
1.10
Mines.
Erin
Can
•
Pipeline
Trans Prairie Pipeline new
White
25
15%
40y2
Canada
White
26%
14
50 % May
May
24% Feb
*
class A__
new
Trans-Mountain
56
46
Low
87c
9c
50
Marts common
United
312
4.25
preferred
Class
46%
■/>'
Since Jan. 1
Range
'
87c
—
—
10
Bank
preferred
Traders Finance
Class B
46
3.90
»
Star
Union
Silica
-
Shares
High
33c
•>
Northwest Mines
Canadian
*
common
Paper
Toronto
Union
Canadian
Jan
4.00
,_100
Dominion
Trans
Jan
105
•
—
Ltd
—
Toronto
55
25
Mar
15%
•
Industries
Canada
Preferred
Towers
May
104
15%
•
common
Tancord
20
75
157/3
100
Industries
Texaco
955
104
*
Preferred
Tainoiyn
20%
*
Common
Switson
14
■
—III
Inca—
26%
10
LOW
'•
_10c
—
—
Gold
104
100
Preferred
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
34% May
28
150
34
34
•
Bros
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
-
Stedir.an
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended May 25)
Sales
Week's
.
.
5c
-32 853
28V2C May
4%c
Jun
8.25-Mar
25,500
20c
Feb
9c
4,000
8c
Jan
12c 12 Vac
3,500
12c
Feb
-
35c
Jan
Jan
25 %c Mar
42c
6%c
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
42c
Jan
13c
17c
Feb
Apr
'
Volume
195
Number
6163
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
i
Par
M
Lake
Lingman
Lake
Osu
Lake
La
Gold
Lamaque
Land a
2,138
5.20
5.20
5.65
43,225
10c
8 Vic
10c
11,700
Mines
23,300
3.00
2.90
3.25
6,040
2.60
2.75
2.75
2.90
1,100
2.75
May
3.90
3.95
2,200
3.45
Jan
4.00
4.00
548
40c
17,900
93,500
1
37c,
37c.
87c
—50c
87c
1.00
1
1.59
1.56
Lencourt
1
7%c
7 Vic
'3c
3c
5,200
1.89
1.80
1.94
10,000
1.63
8,300
8c
13,700
'
Gold
Mines
Gold
Mines
1
Lac Gold_.
Long Point
•
Gas
1
Loraao Uranium Mines
Louvicourt
1
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Mines
6c
•
3.75
16,000
2.05
80,400
6 Vic
4,000
8 Vic
*
Mines
29c
1.80
6 Vic
1.80
1
Yellowknife Gold
Lynx
27c
29c
.
"/•>•
1
•
8c
8Vio
Feb
13c
3.25 May
3.25
Jan
4.00 Mar
4.50
Jan
3.30
May
48c
Jan
31c
Feb
37c
Jan
11 Vic May
Apr
16C
Leitch Gold Mines
Little Long
7 Vic
15c
10c
,
7.95
4.80 Mar
15c
•
Oil
30Vi May
v
Jan
Apr
Jan
54c
...
*1.46 Mar
.
Quebec
Gold
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
Ltd
Mines
1
Explorations
Maclaren
class
MacLeod
A
3%c
2.53
Feb
5Vic
Jan
1.97
Jan
1.10
1
39c
Jan
Realm
2.43
Jan
Renabie
12c
Feb
Rexpar
Apr
Jan
17 Vic
7c
Feb
3.10
Apr
3.95
May
12,500
May
3%c
5,340
21
31c
Jan
Jan
21c
13,000
1.15
5c
Apr
24%
Jan
1.05
Jan
1.16
Apr
Jan
2.11
2.06
2.25
7,320
2.05 Mar
2.35
Jan
Magnet Cons Mines
1
4c
4c
5%c
Jan
*
2 Vic
2%c
2%c
5,050
9,000
Jan
Majortrans
2%c Jan
3%c Jan
Malartic Gold Fields
1
76c
76c
80c
7,700
74c
91c
Manitou
1
20c
21c
4,530
17 %c
*
28c
28c
1,570
28c
Barvue
__—
Manoka
Maralgo
Mines
1
Marboy
Marcon
9c
Mines
1
Marigold Oils Ltd.
9c
10c
10,500
14c
14c
3,000
6%c
6%c
6,250
1
;
6 Vic
4c
Apr
Jan
30c
14
Jan
9c
Jan
26c
May
Jan
May
%c Apr
Apr
20c
Jan
6%c May
12c
Jan
12 %c
share
Maritimes
for
Matachewan
1
1
Consol
Lake
Mines
Island
Ore
47%
4,022
18c
362,900
45 Vi
54c
102,600
2.23
A 2,536
51c
29,100
63c
63c
67c
1
Mines
Jan
8.80
Jan
14
Apr
RupununI
Mines
1.
:
1
63c
May
5c
5c
3,700
67c
17,800
52c
38c
40c
15,947
2lc
2.30
1
1.19
1
9Vic
2.35
1.16
1.24
•9 Vic
•
7c
9 Vic
6c
1.41 Mar
Jan
13 Vic
May
Feb
Jan
Mar
12c
7c
4,000
17,950
2.35
Jan
4.70
Apr
20,000
5c
Jan
10c
Apr
5c
1
29c
5c
*
7c
500
May
16c
Feb
Jan
29c
Jan
6c
Feb
3Vic Jan
25c
28c
Feb
9 Vic
4,500
8 Vic
Feb
14c
Jan
4c
4c
3,675
3Vic
Jan
8Vic
Apr
4,000
7c
Jan
20,500
10,000
71c
Jan
7c
7c
81c
80c
87c
1
1,600
7 Vic
1
7 Vic
7c
8c
•
7c
7c
7c
1
17c
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
Mines
Apr
23c
4c
1
Mines
7c
21c
14,700
38c
9 Vic
1
Mines
Jan
32,000
4 Vic
16c
14,300
34,055
18c
23c
6 Vic
7c
16c
Jan
10Vic Mar
28 %c 30 Vic
32,000
12c
11c 13 Vic
71,700
4c
Jan
52c
Jan
14c
28Vic May
May
Rouyn
Merger
1
5c
5c
5c
4,500
5c
Mar
6%c
Jan
Rouyn
1
7c
6 ViC
7c
3,500
6c
May
13 Vic
Feb
Nipissing
Nisto
Nor
1
Mines
Mines
1
Norbeau
—
Ltd-
Oils
Canadian
Oils
North
Norvalie
Nova
May
30c
Mar
5c
5c
5c
Mar
4,000
5c
12 Vic
13c
2,275
12c
2.93
2.90
2.96
9,470
17c
17c
18c
13,600
8 Vic
54,500
1.66
3,320
8c
__,
26%
26%
10
62c
62c
71c
19,475
6.50
5.85
6.70
23c
23c
26c
4c
6c
Mines
*
:
O'Brien Gold Mines
90c
Jan
15 Vic Mar
Orchan
Orenada
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
Lake
Mines
15,500
1.88
110,530
1.71 May
4%c Mar
90c
5.20
5.05
5.30
11,050
1.35
1.35
1.37
500
1
3.60
3.50
3.95
43,325
Mines
50c
5.00
22c
22c
Mines
Palliser
25c
29c
9,875
f. 1.65
1.70
10,075
10 %c
13c
•12 %c
13c
52,400
11,050
1.30
1.30
1.45
670
28c
28c
Pamour
Porcupine
8 Vic May
Pato
Pax
Consolidated
Exploration
Peerless
Gas
Perron
Gold
1.52
1.56
6,600
1.45 Mar
13c 13 %c
9,600
12%c Jan
35c
35c
38c
7,750
1
1.53
1.52
1.60
18,525
1
92c
92c
92c
800
92c
May
7,100
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
Pitch
Oil
&
Oil
Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
Thompson Lundmark
Tidal
1
12c 12 %c
12c
May
77c
15,350
66c
May
1.62 Mar
1.47
58,070
75c
Jan
1.55 Mar
74c
74c
92c
59,020
66c
Jan
31c
31c
5,500
20c
Jan
75,499
35c
Jan
Ltd
77 c
•
1
Mines
1
43c
Towagmac Exploration
1
Trans
7 10c
1
Canada
Exp Ltd
Transcontinental Resources
41c 47%c
Gold
Mines
Uranium
Place Oil & Gas
Powell
Preston
Oil
Provo
Gas
Purdex
13,500
14y2c Feb
1
64c
60c
64c
1
22 c
19c
Ultra
1
13y2c
13 %c
16c
1
10
10
11%
*
23c
Ltd
United
Canso
Kena
United
New
United
23c
4.25
10
6,456
23c
7,795
4.90
40c
39 %c
1.40
1.57
1,501
l
i»/ray
2.06
Jan
8.00
8.45
5,390
8.00 Mar
9.50
Jan
21c
21c
1,333
24c
Jan
*
Fortune-
41c
9,220
•'*
20C
20c
22c
33,600
1.39
1.39
1.50
62,262
1
22c
22c
25c
Upper Canada Mines
9,625
1
1.73
1.71
1.84
Consolidated
Exploration
1
5c
Mines
1
1.04
Ventures Ltd
•
46,000
,
an
17c
11c
Jan
1.39
20c
*
.
1.45 Mar
5c
5%c
1.03
1.25
20,000
5,359
55% May
19c
75c
80c
1,000
15,050
70c
4,000
76c
Wasamac
Weedon Mining
Werner Lake Nickel
3%c
,
-
13.000
5c
Feb
8c
Apr
Feb
Apr
Jan
Feb
2.09 Mar
67
Jan
14 %c
Jan
20c
May
73c
Jan
99C
Jan
65c
Feb
76c
3,000
3c
Jan
7%c
Jan
34,800
12c
Jan
21c
Jan
Jan
14 %c
12c
Mines
1
7.25
1,600
65c
65c
12c
7.10
.
Westates Petroleum
Westburne Oil
68c
8,850
59c
3%c Jan
4c
1,117
9,000
1.00
1.00
1.05
2.50
2.45
2.80
6,650
11,450
50c
A
4c
1
2
Petroleum
Jan
3%c
17 %c
14c
•
class
1.84
1.03 May
57
17 %c
„
1
Inlet
1.80
32c
Apr
held
100
Vespar Mines
Violamac Mines
Petrolems
24c
Apr
Jan
69c
for each
45c
Jan
55%
Being exchanged for
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Malartic
May
6.25 Mar
8.00
1
West
28c
May
1.40
•
Wespac
Feb'
14%
1
Oils
shares
Jan
22 %c Mar
4.25 May
35c
Mar
United Reef
104
25c
Jan
Jan
' May
1,625
28c
4.25
7c
44,898
-
Apr
Feb
76c
1
-
Hill
Mindamar
United
22c
1.96
•
t c
v
"
"
1
Buffadison
17c
17c
18c
4,250
1.65
11 %c
4.00
Jan
98c
Feb
7,95 Mar
Mar
80C
Feb
6c
Mar
1.26
May
2.40 May
15c
Jan
Feb
2.98 May
22c
Mar
1.00
1.00
6,405
95c
Mar
1
9%c
9%C
9c
May
14c
Mar
3c
Jan
12c
Apr
5%c Jan
7c
Jan
1.05
Jan
Wright-Hargreaves
32c
Apr
Yale
30c
May
61c
Mar
Yankee
3.30
Apr
Yellorex
Jan
Yellowknife
Jan
Young
2.35
Jan
65c
Jan
16c
Jan
.
6c
6c
7,000
4%c Jan
7c
Lead
Zinc_
&
8,105
52c
Jan
74c
10,565
9c
Jan
32c
1.41 Mar
Bear
(H G)
Mines
11c
176,800
5%c
500
91c
90c
97c
75,200
90c
17c
16c 17 %c
43,400
14c
Mines
Mar
4c
Mar
5%c
1
5c
20 %c
5%c
3,500
28c
32c
56,680
20 %c 20 %c
28c
1
:
1.03
Mar
1
Zenmac Metal
Jan
8c
5%c
1
Mines
6,500
9c
5%c
1
Mines
9%c
20c
Oil
1.90
3,100
38c
Jan
Feb
Apr
Apr
Feb
Jan
9c
Jan
15 %c
Jan
37C
Mar
20c
Mar
32c
Jan
Jan
15c
1.51
1
Canuck
Yukeno
1.52
Jan
57c
13c
8,500
5c
10,560
29c
26 %c
30c
19,522
43c
42 c
45c
18,100
12%
14
16,480
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
18 %c Mar
2.05
6.75
Jan
;
Feb
Prices
Shown
Are
2.73 Mar
Jan
9c
21c
Jan
32c
Mar
42c
May
1.15
Expressed
S T O CK S
18
12% May
7.15 May
Feb
7.15
7.75
720
25c
25c
1,000
26,650
25c
Jan
30c
Mar
35c 38 %c
35c
May
50c
Feb
1.10
32,800
72c
Jap.
9%c 10 %c
16,000
97c
8.40
8c
Feb
8.50
4,100
6.75
Jan
2.60
Feb
1.10 May
'
12c
May
9.00 Mar
3.65
3.45
3.70
4,825
23c
22c
27c
44,100
22c
May
42c
Apr
14c
14c 14% c
10,800
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
8,000
10c
13c
13c
16c
25c
24c
28c
41,100
27c
26c
28c
11c
11c 11 %C
6,360
3,000
92c
92c
1.00
16 %c
Jan
Feb
3.70 May
22c
Apr
Apr
May
52c
Mar
25c
44c
Jan
lie
Jan
14c
Jan
92c
2.00
63c
63c
65c
10,500
7,000
55c
Mar
75c
Apr
1
21c
21c
25c
6,500
20c
Feb
36c
Jan
•
67c
67c
71c
12,233
76,197
54c
Mar
71c
9c
5c
Mar
9c 10 %c
58c
72c
129,200
41c
May
Feb
Jan
Last
Sale Price
British
Bulolo
•
Corp
America
Gold
Canadian
Bank
Consolidated
Dalhousie
S
__
•
•
-
—
&
International
Loblaw
Ogilvie
Flour
91c
85c
40%
Ltd
1
6.60
6.60
6.70
2,095
Airwavs
•
60c
60c
68c
7,100
—•
1-64
1.64
1.78
25,877
1
4Vic
4%C
5c
4,000
5.50
May
Jan
2.70
•No
Jan
included
1.64 May
2.28
Feb
raage).
Apr
7%c Jan
39%
1,725
90
42
44
Jan
15%
15%
200
25
25
25
125
23%
21
21
22%
200
21
26
28
460
21
32% May
23c
•
84
16
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
Apr
Feb
26%
Feb
May
24
Apr
Jan
28
May
Jan
39% Mar
32%
32%
514
10
10%
950
10
May
12%
48
48
49
324
48
May
55
_
Jan
145
145
25
144
Jan
145
Jan
45%
49
1,082
45 % May
56%
1,000
10
May
100
.
•
_
45%
Gen
Jan
Jan
10
Inv
1
Corp
Feb
500
Jan
1.75
Apr
7%
6,250
7
Jan
7%
47c 47 %c
47c
10%
1.62
7
*
Trust
10
1.62
Petroleum
8,500
45c
Apr
50c
36%'
1,835
32
Jan
36% May
35%
—
1.02
4c
20%
1.55
Apr
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Jan
6.80 May
4,720
77
14c
May
76% May
14% Jan
•
May
60c
8.30
Jan
10
_
Gold
41
14C 16 %c
76%
_
_
Cons
7.10 May
19
38% May
•
common
Canadian
Jan
40%
Feb
May
50
135
*
Yukon
May
20
40%
■
Zellers
32c
20
38%
.
May
45c
7.10
20
36 % May
61
Mar
1
Sangamo
29% Mar
25% May
2,400
7.10
38%
*
—
Preferred
91c
2,610
2,000
Feb
7.45
High
May
59
1
Paper
Inc
Bros
33
5
*
Gaspe Copper MinesHayes Steel Products
Price
2,197
61
It
A
_
Lino
Low
34%
61
*
common
Oilcloth
Third
50c
1.95
Range Since Jan. 1
33%
*
Preferred
Dominion
Southwest
26%
400
Shares
High
61
_
Paper
Glass
Apr
48c
1,000
for Week
of Prices
34%
*
common
Investments
_
Dominion
May
25%
37c
Dollars
Sales
Low
*
Note__i—_
Dredging
Bronze
Canadian Gen
12 %c
48c
2.00
Canadian
Feb
37c
18%
In
Week's
Range
Friday
Feb
5c
25c
37c
29,160
1.50 May
25c
Jan
1.00
7.45 Mar
Jan
Apr
2.00
Ltd
4,570
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan
May
2.00
Minerals
23c
•
1.80
lie
1
Ltd
Jan
1.58
21c
32c
1
Producers
10c
23c
100
Gold
Mines
Prosoectors
2,500
Jan
11c
Royalty
Rouyn
Prairie
Jan
12c 12 %c
14c
2.29
63c
64c
11,050
5c
25 %
Jan
18c
2.15
50®
45c
16c
5c
•
Oils
8.500
16 %c
1
1
Development
Ponder
55c
1
"
Placer
Apr
51c
May
62c
1
-
12c
1.50
Asbestos
Jan
8%c Jan
1.50
Unisphere Explorers
Apr
1.35
1,700
12c
Mines
1.53 Mar
36c
11c
*
Union Oil
Apr
8c
•
Ltd
■
18c
10c
•
United
Jan
68c
Mines
United
Jan
1.20
1.31
Torbrit Silver
United
Jan
1.65
1.49 Mar
35c
Jan
_1
Gas
Feb
45c
1.33
•
Tombill Mines
Shawkey
May
10c
J.
Petroleum
Tormoflt
35c
Jan
9c
1
Minerals
Co
Crow
Ore
&
24c
Jan
Feb
25c
1
Mines
8.35
Feb
5c
Jan «|
•
Oil
&
Jan
7c
•
Zulapa Mining
1
Exploration
Permo
1.80
18c
2,000
15c
*
Ltd
Mar
6,000
8c
11,000
1
Consol
Apr
9c
24c
7c
28,050
232,200
1
International
Paymaster
PCE
Gold
30c
32,410
22 %c
29c
5.65 Mar
97c
5.90 May
Feb
6.25
22 %c
4V2c
Windfall
13%c Jan
8.50
Mar
19,400
Mar
10,600
•
Jan
May
10c
6%c
89c
48,174
2
Feb
2.85
5%c
15c
1
Canada
of
Jan
17c
Feb
6c
1.52
Jan
26c
42c
5.90
1
Jan
Mar
20c
6.00
Patino
1.93
May
6c
1
*
36c
Apr
28c
Jan
Jan
5%C
14c
Paramaque Mines
9,200
6.00
1
Taurcanls
Surf
5.85
7.25
32c
1
Mines
31c
1.30 May
1
.
47c
Mar
10c
Feb
5.40 Mar
;
10y2c Apr
12 %c
21c
1
Iron
4.80
1.40 Mar
11 %c
1
Nickel
Western
14c
-
1.50 Mar
33y2c May
20%c Jan
*
Apr
20c
;.
Ltd
Jan
25c
•
Stanwell Oil & Gas_
24 Vic
20o
Pete
Pamoil
1.35
3.50 May
4.90 May
1.65
1
Oils
&
Uranium
Feb
Jan
6.30
1
Oils
Jan
5.85
12%
535
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
2.18
1
22c
7c
1.35
35c
4.85
935
2,500
Mar
2.04 May
May
1
Ltd
Union
Asbestos
Warrants
5.40
35c 36%c
Feb
18c
18c.'Feb
•
Jan
7c
Jan
6,500
Par
Pacific Petroleums
9c
10,012
Decalta
1
*
13c
20c
%c Mar
13,078
Western
—1
Gold
11c
4
5c
Western
1
*
4,250
22c
Jan
1
i
Mines
4,500
5%c
1.05
'
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska Copper
15c
5c
19c
3.10
55c
6c
13c
15c
95c
Apr
■
1
Oils
Jan
5,900
13c
Jan
15c
5%C
29c
5,600
32Vic 32 Vic
Jan
Mar
33c
5%c
9 Vic
13c
9c
Jan
7c
70c
20c
5,500
1
9c
1
,\
37 Vic May
Mar%
Feb
4,000
31,700
8C
1
9c
13c
Jan
41c
5c
41c
4%c
Mines
Apr
May
7%c May
I41%c May
33c
7%c
19c
Mines
Rock
10%
Feb
33c
50c
Apr
Jan
9.20
7%C
1.71
Jan
14c
1
16c
-
6c
Mar
Coghlan
2,000
32Vic
10%
6c
10c
Mines
17c
...
9.85
7,600
21,680
Winchester Larder
17c
V«
11c
Wiltsey
17c
"Ay
■
10 %c
2.40
Willroy
3.15
•
'■
Feb
Jan
3.00
—1
x
Feb
2.00
Apr
1
V
7%c
200
2.25
20c
■
20,700
29%
30c
Mines
Jan
11c
2.35
Jan
3.00
30c 31 Vic
1.15
19c
10c
2.35
May
1.50 May
25
•
Ltd
Oils
Lake
6c
1.50
26%
2.76
Apr
7c
Jan
16c
7,000
5c
1
Mines
Obaska
2,000
12,500
4c
21c
155,011
22,400
16,282
8,100
Mines
1.75
Feb
37c
1
Beaucage
Okalta
Vic
1.35
16c
1
Canada
Nudulama
4
•
Exploration
Northland
1.61
33c
*
Rankin..
Northern
5c
50
Goldcrest
North
1.55
19c
25c
common
Coldstream
Northgate
Feb
1
;
Preferred
North
Jan
54c
33c
-1
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel—.Northcal
64c
May
•
Mines
Normetal
North
Mar
40C
1
Mines
Noriartic
4*7c
1,550
2,000
1
Mines
Norgold
15,593
44c
1
Gold
Acme
1.55
49Vic
40c
47c
Jan
7 95c
Stand
Vandoo
Senator
40c
1.70
35c
V&uze
25 Vic
Jan
47c
Apr
1.10 May
80c
Jan
5.00
Apr
10 Vic Jan
Jan
28 Vic
1
1
73c
6,300
21,945
1
9c
Jan
New
.
Jan
90c
1
Jan
New
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim Mines
43c
1.20
84c
Silver
1.20
Mar
1
Mines
5Vic Feb
Jan
7 Vic
4 Vic
50c
Mines
4c
27c
21 Vic 22 %c
•
Mines
V
1,500
15,025
5c
29c 31 Vic
Jan
33,400
1.10
Triad Oil
94c
3.85
Oil.of Canada
Gold
3.75 Feb
5 ViC
Harricana
Newnorth
Jan1
5c
1
Petroleum
Kelore
10,600
1
2.75
7c
Jason
lie
Mar
49c
Jan
Feb
2.75
22c
New
84,600
Jan
5 y2c
1
New
-
2.25
Jan
1
1
Goldvue
8c
1.64
25c
Development
Davies
400
;
Feb
Apr
86c
'
May 1*':
39c
Apr
19c
16%
May
57c
Bidlamaque Gold
New
42c
Mar
70c
Calumet Mines
New
Feb
'
5c
*
s.
Jan
29c
Jan
52c
Feb
12 Vic
May
13 Vi
71c
Feb
1.03
Feb
12c
68c
New
Hosco
28c
5c
New
New
1,000
7,817
4,130
28c
May
1
Exploration
<
Mar
47c
50o
Cons
Feb
'15c
19,150
47c
5c
Miller
Feb
"30,700
50c
61c
Sigma Mines Quebec
Starratt
10%
55c
47c
1.72
Gordon
Stanrock
15%c Jan
56c
1
Metal
Spooner
Jan
May
%c Mar
9.15 Mar
1
Security Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold
Silver
1.15
87c
12
3,220
*
1
Petrol
Sherritt
27c
Mar
Gold
Sullivan
55c
Alger Mines
Continental
Sarcee
Satellite
12,100
10%
(
32c
Gold
River
Sunburst
3.00
65c
«Jan
68c
Athona Mines
New
Antonio
Mar
-
2.15 May
50c
1
.
Concord
San
Sand
16,800
15 %c
24c
1
70c
45 %c May
14c
9.95
25c
Jan
May
May
22c
22c
1
.
Consol
Ryanor Mining
Contact
1
Mines
Rowan
Mines
Sudbury
15c
2,500
14 %c
Feb
5.15
Feb
1
Uran
Mines
Sturgeon River Gold
1
_
2,000
92c
9c
2.70 May
9%c
1
Athabasca
Roche
Rockwin
Feb
34c
15.%
23c
90c
1
Jan
8Vic May
34c
22c
90c
Jan
1.12
Mines
Feb
14c
22 Vic May
13%
49,300
9.90
Rio
20c
May
4,350
12 Vic
2,870
22c
10c
51%
Jan '
7c
4,000
13c
3.05
1
14c
9c
13%
2.70
18 %c
1
43% May
23c
*
2.79
20 %c
—1
Mines
Steep
23c
•
Exploration
New
13c
8 Vic
1
Porcupine
Newhind
Jan
1
Petroleum
New
11,100
57c Feb
8c
•
National
New
10,817
44
15 Vic
c
National
•
9 Vic 10 Vic
44%
17Vic
50c
Nama Creek Mines
:
875
2.15
Minerals
New
12
51c
Wright Iron-
New
58,656
2.15
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
1
9c
45Vic
Mining __1
Nealon
Jan
•
Mining
Uranium
Multi
10%
83,700
Feb
88c
May
43c
1.25
Mill
City Petroleums
Mining Corp
Mt
9Vic
9c
63c
& Development_50c
Midcon Oil
Moneta
10%
1
Mentor Exploration
Min
9c
42,150
1
Lake
McWatters Gold Mines
Meta
50c
•
Red
Medallion Petroleums
Midrim
72c
46c
1
Mclntyre
McKenzie
Merrill
63c
46 Vic
•
Mattagami
Maybrun
63c
1
Mines
5c
_1
Minerals
Southern
held
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely
Apr
15,300
Mining
Siscoe
three
each
6%c
-1
Silvermaque
Being exch for
,:J-\ Unispear Explorers Ltd
One
5c
6%c
Jan
Jan
1.10
Jan
35c
Rayrock Mines
May
150
12c
Jan
84C
3c
1.65 Mar
8c
22
Jan
20c
•
Radiore Uranium Mines
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil
13,944
4c
8c
17,750
9.95
Feb
5 Vic
22
1
Lake
Red
3%c
14,599
__1
Jan
•
3.95
9c
24c
Mining
1.67
May
High
8%c
21 %c
1
Petroleum
15Vic
5c
Low
9c
1
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenstown Gold Mines
Feb
1.73
Range Since Jan. 1
21 %c
1
.
Mines
May
27c
Shares
High
1
Manitou
Quemont
Low
1
Lithium
Quonto
of Prices
1
Develop
7c
6,000
24c 25%c
1
Cockshutt
Madsen
3.50
Labrador
Quebec
Quebec
Rix
Macassa
for Week
Par
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Ghibougamau Gold-
1.46
6,000
/
:
5 Vic ,-r.6c
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
May
*
American
Lexindin
25".
1
Langis Silver
Latin
26%
1
—•
Gold
Low
High
Week's
Last
S T O CK S
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
25
1
Mines
Mines
Low
/
25%
1
Mines
Shore
Luz
.v
.
•
Friday
for Week
ef Prices
43
(Range for Week Ended May 25)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Dufault Mines
Week's
(2527)
tx/1 Whon
par value,
a Odd lot sale
(not included in year's range),
d Deferred delivery sale (not
In year's range),
e Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in year s
tEx-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges. wdWhen delivered.
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44
Securities
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter
Dealers.
intended
(indicated
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
"bid") or
by the
distribution
,
on request.
The "National" list
distribution.
The
"EasteVn" list
is
fomnno^
primarily
in
the
Eastern
Par
region.
Bid
t
....
i seci,r'!,eus rh,ch have.Ja
comP"s« secunt.es which-have a wide
comoH^
national
wide
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, May 25)
furnished
quotation
Securities
They are
and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
Inc., and other selected sources.
They do not represent actual transactions.
as
a guide to
the range within which these securities could have been sold
following bid
The
;
.
«
Ask
Utilities
Industrials and
•
•»•'•'•
'
•
■
13%
C
12'/a
14 Va
1
Cadre
Corp——,—2
Daldor Inc
;
——-10c
California
Interstate
Tel——-5
Acme
Corp—.—Associates——. —IOC
Co-*
Addison-Wesley Publishing
-40c
Adler Electronics Inc.:
5%
California
10 c
3%
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Airwork
Cameo
5%
Canadian
14%
Canadian
Magnethermic Corp_
Alarm Device Mfg
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Radio
Carolina
Carpenter
Cary
Cascade
3%
Cedar
Central
Anchor
16%
Cent
12
Cetron
5%
New
Anelex
Corp
Arden
Co
Farms
Art
Engines
17%
Coastal
States
Cole
57
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Collyer
Oil
6%
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British-American Const & Mat_5
14%
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5
22
24%
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Dyna-Therm Chemical
10
28
32
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Jessop
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24%
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17
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Jamesbury
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227
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Jacquin
133/8
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4%
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21
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30%
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6
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Midwest
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51/b
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4%
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18
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223/4
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27 %
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Volume
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Number 6163
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
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11%
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7%
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11%
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10
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82
Pennsylvania Banking
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38%
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10
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61
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59%
37
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■
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14 Va
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Pubco
Statler
56%
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New
11%
22%
20
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Progress
Market
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28
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15%
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Potash
Powertron
Co
Products
70%
54
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
4%
14%,
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29%
51
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7%
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31%,;
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16%
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18%
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30%
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13%
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6%
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Plymouth Cordage Co
Rlymounth Rubber CoBooks
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6%
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7
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Pierce Sc Stevens Chcm
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28%
10
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17
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13 Vb
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11%
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27%
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7%
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31%
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Penobscot Chemical
16
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Staley (A E) Mfg Co
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14% :
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14%
1
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41/4
Piaterson Parchmnt Paper Co_10
Patterson (MF) Dental Supply
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29%
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12%
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9
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23%
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1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Southwestern States Tele
1
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19%
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8
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19%
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30
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11
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7%
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26%
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12%
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10
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5
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17%
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Wisconsin Power & Lt Co
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43
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29
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14%
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18%
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46%
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43
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27%
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16
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Ortronix
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Vitamin
Pharmaceutical
36%
34%
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31%
Victor
19%
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11
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22
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36%
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17%
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Camp Sea
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4%
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33%
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Western
15
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Western Light &
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Western Mass
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Western Natural Gas Co
15%
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35%
37%,
5
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13%
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22
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—1
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6%
3%
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19%
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Truck Lines
Utilities
Inc_
8%
12%
5
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14
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Buildings
36%
12%
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10
7%
Seaboard Electronic
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Power Corp
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10%
Leasing Corp
Realty Invest
36
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34%
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1
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13%
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10%
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9%
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Washington Steel Corp
1
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6%
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Watson Bros
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13 V.
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Nuclear Corp
Printers & Publish
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Corp
13%
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45%
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15 Vs
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Scott (O M) & Sons
class A-,100
Scott & Williams Inc
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Scott Aviation
Corp
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Scott Foresman &
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21%
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Walnut Grove Products
Walter
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Corp
Warner & Swasey Co.
Warner Brothers
Warren Brothers
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United Artists Theatre Circuit.l
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26
Savannah Elec & Power Co_—5
Savin Business Machines—10c
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Power
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9
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Hampshire Ball Bearings-2
Jersey Natural Gas Co_-5
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13%
23
30%
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Tucson Gas El Lt &
17%
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27
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Paper Co-—!
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Waddell & Reed Inc
Walbaum Inc
Wallace Investments
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13%
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12 %
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30c
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42%
28
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Tobin Packing Co
51%
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Thrifty Drug Stores
8%
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Racing Assn IncRexach Construction Co
Richardson Company
Riley Stoker Corp,,
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22
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Modern Homes
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Revere
24%
22/a
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10
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Sales
Range
tor Week
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Shares
High
3.90
3.90
100
3.40
3.10
3.40
2.700
Range Since Jan. 1
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High
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1.60 May
4.80 Mar
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3.72
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11.12
Lexington
11.15
12.19
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15.40
16.83
10.40
Life
Insurance
Inc—1
11.23
12.24
10.73
11.73
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Income
1
Investors
Stk
Fund
19.40
13.33
6.45
7.05
14.71
16.08
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shares
General
Industries
lc
,—lc
shares
17.62
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Special Investment shares
Transport shares
9.86
13.29
6.91
6.32'
10.62
9.76
10.42
11.96
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9.11
10.73
9.30
10.16
14.58
15.93
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of
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9.96
9.82
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10.03
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>
7.66
8.39
14.84
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Invest Found
1
3.91
4.22
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,__1
8.70
9.55
Growth
Mutual Shares Corp
1
18%
ro
National
6.65
7.28
22.03
Investors
Bond
"2.80
21.07
22.80
13.28
14.36
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1
Series
______—._1
Series
1
Dividend
Series
Preferred
7.43
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Stock
15.43
15.59
52.20
52.73
11.34
Growth
10.52
New
8.68
New
Horizons R
York
P Fund
8.59
9.41
New
3.33
Nucleonics
4.86
5.25
15.18
16.50
One
Over-the-Counter
Shares
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
10.94
11.96
Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
7.51
8.16
14.49
15.66
11.93
12.97
17.44
18.85
4.07
4.46
10c
Fund
Mutual
Founders Mutual
Inc
6.01
6.57
1
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Florida
1.82
1.99
5.36
5.83
2.35
2.59
*
Fund
Funds——.lc
Common
stock series——-lc
Preferred stock series———lc
Custodian
Franklin
Series
Utility
Fund
6.19
2.51
2.76
lc
6.71
.—1
1
7.80
1
-1
Inc
Investor?
al6.46
9.63
8.79
'
General
Capital
Corp—
General Investors Trust
6.47
7.32
6.67
lc
5.06
5.56
Stock Fund_lc
12.07
Fully Administered shares—lc
(The)
lc
6.84
7.50
lc
10.47
11.47
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
17.39
17.91
1
al9.44
Series H-C7
10c
4.85
Series H-DA
10c
1
lc
lc
Fund Inc 10c
Inc—1
7.53
8.23
1
9.14
9.99
1
6.68
7.28
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Eaydock Fund Inc.,
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Income Foundation
Income
Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
Institutional
Boston
of
Fund
Income
Investors
5.30
7.91
2.66
Ltd—
Shares
lc
10.76
11.77
Fund_lc
9.40
10.29
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.39
Fund
Inst Foundation
Institutional
Growth
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
Investors
of
4.39
4.80
1
9.40
10.27
Boston—1
11.06
12.09
Funds—
Group
Investors
Mutual
Investors
Stock
Investors
Fund—
Inc
Investors
Istel
Fund
Jihnston
Cdn
Fnd
Mutual
31.83
32.47
al2.24
Fund
B-l
(Investment
Bonds)
Ashland
Oil
4%&
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4'/2s
Burlington
Carrier
_1992
Smith
Industries
101%
Texas
Europe Coal 5Vis
Ferro Corp 3%s
Food
Machinery
1975
3 Vis
1981
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hilton hotel tIs
ww
1984
Japan Bank 6s
1977
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s_1981
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4%s
1981
Mueller
Natl
New
Biass 3%s
Cash Register
Orleans Puh
I1975
4%s
1987
3erv 4%s 19^
101%
im
k_
101%
57
(Ala)
1
18
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
58
62
U
S
Fire
3
34
37%
Y_2
70
753/4
Insurance
56 %
U S Life
Ins Co in City of N
1
12%
13 %
Variable
Annuity Life Insur
5
71
76%
Westchester Fire
10
40
45%
_1
2
3%s
Sep
3%s
Jan
1
14.31
15.55
3%s
1
8.00
8.70
1
Canada
-7.42
6.79
Inc
point represent
1
one
more
or
Ask
Banks
10%
11%
35
38%
for
32nds
of
a
point
Bid
100.1
3.05s Jun
4, 1962
17, 1962
100.4
100.6
3.2Cs Aug
1, 1962
100.1
15, 1963
100
100.2
3.10s
Oct
1, 1962
100
Feb
15, 1963
100.5
100.7
3.05s Dec
3, 1962
3%s
Apr
15, 1963
3 %s
July 16, 1963
99.31
100.3
Federal
100.2
100
47/bS
Land
3%s
Aug
Oct
3%s
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
Bank
Feb
100
99.31
100.2
100.11
22, 1962
100.2
100.6
100.11
100.15
100.14
Mar
11, 1963
100.2
100.6
Nov
12, 1963
101.10
101.14
4s
Oct
100.3
100.1
20, 1962_:
10, 1962
100.18
100.1
Bonds—
20, 1963
2%s May
1, 1963
4 %s Apr
20, 1964
Sep
Ask
Cooperatives—
100
U.1F
Clark—
&
21
99.21
100.15
99.25
101.28
102.4
101.12
20, 1964
101.20
July 20, 1966
May 22, 1967
101.28
102.12
100.22
100.30
Shares
1.25
Inc
1
Fund
a9.80
8.32
7.70
100.8
Dec
12, 1966
101.28
102.8
13.43
14.70
3%s
Mar
11, 1968
98.8
99
*
Inc
4%s
1
Investors
36
38%
4%s Apr
4%s Apr
1
Fund
a28.62
1
4%s
4s
11.26
12.17
102.8
103.8
Mar
20, 1968
101.16
102.16
103.16
104.16
4%s
Mar
29. 1969
102.16
103.16
100.16
101.16
4%s
July
15, 1969
104
105
10, 1971
100.8
101.8
5%s
Feb
20, 1970
107
108
4%s Sep
5%s Feb
10, 1971
103.8
104.8
3%s
Apr
10, 1972
107.16
108.16
4%s
12, 1972
102
103
1, 1970
5%s July 20, 1970
4%s Oct
1, 1970-1967
4%s
7.83
4%s Jun
12, 1973
101.8
102.8
3%s
May
4%s Feb
10, 1977
103.28
104.12
4%s
Feb
15, 1972
4%s
Feb
20, 1974—;
Jun
•
14.21
13.00
1
1
6.58
7.19
11.42
12.48
Line
Value
Line
1
Fund
Science
Fund
16.39
17.82
10.47
11.48
1
5.51
6.02
Inc—.1
4.98
5.44
Inc
Income Fund
Figures
after decimal
Maturity—
Certificate
3%s Feb
point represent
Bid
of Indebtedness—
Ask
100.12
100.14
100.6
100.8
2.93
3.20
Wall
8.63
9.43
4s
Aug
15, 1962
100.10
1
9.32
10.19
3%s
Aug
15, 1962
100.5
Wellington Equity Fund
1
12.78
13.89
1%s
Oct
1, 1962
Wellington
1
13.80
15.04
3%s
Nov
1
12.44
13.45
3%s
Nov
Fund—10c
6.63
7.25
2%s
Feb
15, 1963
1
6.27
6.78
3%s
Feb
15,1963
l%s Apr
1,1963
Investing Corp
Washington
1
Mutual
Fund
Investors
Inc.
Fund
Fund Inc
Growth
Fund
Ind
Inc
,
Funds—
Centennial'
Congress
Fund
Street
Devonshire
Diversification
1-j
Inc—
Fund
Fund
Street
Inc
Fund
Street
Fd_
Fund
Inc__
Telep
4%s
2002
104%
(Commonwealth
Indiana
of)
5%s_1977
Pub
1 QQ9
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—1973
ww
Power
&
96%
Lgt 4%s__1992
Phoenix Steel 5%s
1969
t HO
102%
110%
101%
63
Sheraton
Co
of
Am 5s
ww__1967
Edison
Sperry Rand 5%s
1987
Trans
Amer
TranscontGas
5s—
5s
1971
104%
112%
101%
68
98%
A
Corp
Industries
5%s
4%s
1981
102
1971
99%
102%
102
117
102%
Trans
5%s_
Telephone
1970
113
103
1988
95
102%
100.14
5s
100.7
100.16
100.18
47/as
Nov
15,
100.11
l%s
Apr
1,
99.28
99.26
4%s
May
100.9
l%s
Oct
1,
99.2
99.6
3%s
Feb
15,
100.31
101.1
1%s
Apr
100.6
100.8
4s
Aug
98.16
l%s
Oct
1,
102.19
102.21
l%s
Apr
1,
96.26
103.24
103.26
95.28
15, 1965
98.14
103.27
101.2
96.22
15, 1966
.
:
103.25
101
;
1, 1966
100.7
I
15, 1963
Dated
103.16
96
103.18
95.4
95.8
100.4
100.6
94.6
94.10
101.20
101.24
93.12
93.16
92.24
92.28
Bid
Due
Ask
Rate
Bid
Ask
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
100
100.1
3%s
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.4
100.6
2-61
7-
2-62
100
100.2
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.4
100.6
11-1-61
Dated
Due
8-
1-62
100
100.2
3.25s
4-
2-62
1-
2-63
100.3
100.5
12-
4-61
9-
4-62
100
100.2
3%s
5-
1-62
2-
4-63
100
100.2
3.20s
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
100.2
100.4
3.10s wi
6-
4-62
3-
4-63
99.31
100.1
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
May 31, 1962
99.979
99.981
Jun
7, 1962
99.934
99.937
Sep
13, 1962
.
Jun
14, 1962
99.889
99.893
Sep
20, 1962
.
Jun
21, 1962
99.839
00.844
Sep
21, 1962
Jun
22, 1962
99.833
99.840
Sep
27, 1962
Jun
28, 1962
99.790
99.797
Oct
4, 1962
99.726
99.734
Oct
11, 1962
99.670
99.680
Oct
99.643
99.649
Oct
18, 1962
98.908
98.928
99.614
99.622
Oct
25,1962
98.854
98.875
99.562
99.571
Nov
98.792
98.814
July
5, 1962
July 12, 1962
July 15, 1962
July
-
19, 1962
1962
Sep
6, 1962
15, 1962
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
99.248
99.265
99.196
99.214
99.141
99.157
99.133
99.149
99.085
99.102
99.022
99.040
98.969
98.988
98.938
98.958
1, 1962
.
Aug
Aug
2, 1962
99.507
99.516
Nov
8, 1962
.
9, 1962
99.455
99.465
Nov
15,1962.
98.680
98.699
Aug
16, 1962
99.402
99.413
Nov
23, 1962
98.613
98.633
Aug
23, 1962
30, 1962
99.348
99.355
Jan
15, 1963
98.176
98.196
99.295
99.316
Apr
15, 1963
97.388
97.415
Aug
107
4%s_2002
101.1
10-
118
1971
5%s
102.29
100.31
100.9
15, 1963
July 26,
Pipe Line—
4%
Wisconsin
121
99%
102.27
15, 1962
97
102%
113
102
15, 1964
15, 1964——
15, 1962
1,1963
97.26
May
1, 1964
Oct
Ask
97.22
May
105%
100%
1982
Gas
Bid
3.05s
102%
Sunray DX Oil 4Vis.
Textron
point
15, 1964
3.10s
Ask
100%
Tenn
a
4%s
15, 1964
Rate
101%
1982
of
3.20s
2001
ww
104.16
3.15s
4%s_1987
Telep 4%s
97.8
101.16
100
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Serv—
4.3/o«
104
1, 1964_:
Apr
Oct
Zealand
Northern
l%s
Aug
4%s Nov
al6.81
Bid
100.16
99
32nds
Aug
May
al0.32
Inc
more
l%s
l%s
al5.84
Fund
or
3%s
3%s
a41.60
one
Maturity-
99.22
a9.62
Exchange
96.8
1, 1971
99.18
May 15, 1963
a77.87
Centennial
103.16
3%s
v.
4s
al9.79
Inc
Capital
York
May 15,1963
all.62
new
Fund
Capital
3%s
Treasury Notes—
a81.41
Inc
108.8
102.16
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
t
15,1963
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
Street
97.16
107.8
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
6.61
6.05
1
Ltd-
Ltd
Fund
96.16
15, 1972-1967
Sep
Sliares-1
Value
:
11.57
Accumulated Fund
International
98.28
10, 1969
7.18
Income
United Funds Canada
101.20
10, 1970
Inc—
Fund
101.20
100
10, 1970
3%s
Growth
101.4
101.4
10.59
Continental Fund
United
.
1
United
United
20, 1965
1
Inc
Funds
Oct
4%S Sep
4%s Aug
a34.85
1
Fund
Westcoast
101%
134
Bid
8.53
9.83
S
53
Security Life Ins
S
53 %
Ins
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
7.89
9.24
U
87
America—2.50
Ins
United
173/4
25%
98.12
Underwood
82
125
5
15, 1962
3.55
103
141
2, 1966
Calif
95%
134
May
Bell
95
5
Co__
3%s
Southern
—
10
Life
22
U
Accident
&
109
16
8
102.20
Southern
—
Life
Standard
363/4
Y)
(N
United
of
103
79%
115
(N Y)...2
Co
Insurance
Co
33%
102.4
94
.
Interstate
Travelers
108
10, 1965
101
109
67
Co_.
Jun
109
116
48%
63
5
44%
73
*
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-_10
Life Ins
Sec
94
5
Co
Co
preferred
Guaranty
43
Jun
113
106
44 %
Ins
39
88
4%s
92
110
Insurance
3s
Investors
99
209
41%
16
Title
Life
Insurance
12%
5
99.16
Pacific
108
Home
$6.50
Standard
183
Fla)_2%
Co
Southwestern
11%
10
Co
(New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield
57%
54
170
1
20, 1965
5%s
98%
116
67%
Amer
21, 1966
Pacific
98%
82%
76
5
Insp & Insurance
4.46
1
102
107%
Y)__
Hanover Insurance Co__
14.09
10c
119
1982
108
*
4.08
Inv
99
104%
25%
Federal Home Loan Banks-
Inc
Century
115
104
46%
23
Underwriters-
(Jacksonville
196754
Seaboard Surety
Security Ins
42
of
81%
Dec
United
4%s_1975
k
Gulf Life
Ins
37%
61
76
Obligations of Government Agencies
3.88
108
Denmark (Kingdom of) 5%s 1977
Duke Power 4Vis
1992
El Paso Natural Gas 5%s__1977
(N
Life
14%
33%
1
6.25
Feb
Fund
1982
Corp 4 '/os
Seaboard
13%
5
10
Insurance
Marine
*
A
13.95
Television-Electronics
1017/8
102%
175
Life
&
Figures after decimal
Sterling Investment Fund Ihc
New
105
160
Fire
4s
Stock
New
101%
10
Paul
80%
33
3%s
Balanced
104%
1979
St
76
29%
9.70
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnbam
104
100%
121
67/8
5 '
2
11.42
Bonds—
100%
Ins
Natl
113
Co
(Pa)
4s
Sovereign
Ask
1992
Ins
Republic
Republic
14%
Li;e Ins
Corp (N Y)
Insurance (Texas)
4
5
Republic
Class
66%
12%
City
13%
28
5%
100.16
Federal
1987
.
63
4
Glens Falls
&
Quaker
11%
25%
1
Reinsurance
2.50
(Phoenix)
Insurance—
General Reinsurance Corp
Georgia Inter Life Inc. Co
Globe
16%
58%
1
10
101.12
Westminster
4 5eS
Life
Life
14%
53
Life
(N C)
101.4
Second
Appalachian Power 4%s
Natl
Franklin
1
5
F)_
Owners
101.4
Ohio
1994
First
(S
Home
100.28
16.91
4%s
Pyramid Life Ins Co
111
10, 1964
23.94
Tel
Providence-Washington
64%
100
11, 1964
26.28
Bid
&
79%
60
94
103
11.02
rity & C<
& Conv. Debentures Issues
Tel
Pioneers
72
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
60%
5
10
Dec
15.50
Bonds—
Amer
Philadelphia Lile Ins Co_
Sep
Investors
1
C)
4
Co
46%
54
Co—
5
Insurance
641%
43
May 11, 1964
21.94
Bonds)
51/4
D
35%
59
5
3%s
25.18
(Low Priced
(Wash
Ins
32%
lo
of N Y
Insurance Co..
4s
1
(Medium
Peerless
4%
49%
8.88
Amer
Grade Bonds)_1
B-2
B-3
Pacific Insurance Co
172
55
22
5
125
162
50%
48%
:
3%
Indemnity Co
117
Life
18.
45%
3%s
6.57
1
Inc
(The)
Pacific
44
%
9.33
6.08
Keystone Custodian Funds—
51%'
12
13.98
Swap
6.00
48 %
2.50
3.33%
Y
Employers Reinsurance Corp
Income—1
Stock Fund
Wisconsin
11.50
Northern
11.22
Winfield
5.55
Northeastern Insurance
34%
44
8.62
11.07
10.52
North River
25%
of N
41%
31
12.82
18.35
1
18'/a
33%
Ins Co
38
39 .V
10.27
11.82
Ltd
Fund
Y
5
1
10.93
1
Group
Research
16%
Peoples
48%
5
23%
91%
24 7/s
44%
5
Co
30%
87
90%
"23%
Industry Inc__1
(Edson B) Fund
1
10.35
Fund
N
Assoc
1
American
in
16.97
Fund
Selective
of
A
Insurance
Ins
2.50
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Whitehall
Investors Variable Payint Fund
Investors
6.99
lc
America
of
York
Federal
3%s
8.59
Hampshire
New
85
1
"7.88
United
2.43
Nationwide Corp class
New
371/4
Fire
5
Phoenix
4%s
8.19
Co
147
7.19
United
7.53
Ins
Group
Hartford Fire Insurance
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
Hamilton Funds Inc—
66%
40%
1.25
_
76%
138
5
~
-
46%
95
com
61
NY_2
5%
70
Ins
AA
371%
10
(N J)
Accident
1
Y) "A"_2
of
&
2
34
14%
160
88
National Union Fire
29%
a9.25
20th
Natl Old Line Ins
65%
52%
4%s
a26.88
shares
63%
26%
al8.31
4.75
shares-
General Bond
Petroleum
~
58
59
National Fire
48
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
9.77
Common
5%
145/3
Life
127
13%
150
10
4%
Natl
119
,
10
(Bait)
13%
_5
Co
Merchants
l
10.22
Selected
,'41
Monument Life
10.06
Fund
Stevens
Fire Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
11
*
al3.01
Common
27%
93/4
11.31
Fund
of
25%
Indemnity & Life Ins
al2.77
Inc
Fund
Scudder
Life
Employers
1
13.22
8.92
Fund
Growth
Capital
Eastern
25c
Fund
31%
55%
1
*
_I
^Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Scudder
49
Life
50c
for
Growth
Southwestern
Shares—lc
Eqnip
(Geo)
Shares
7.03
Group Securities—
Aviation-ElectronicsElectrical
Putnam
5
5
Inc.
Eagle Fire Ins Co
1
Fund
Putnam
9.39
al4.76
Growth Stock
Fund
Puritan
7.38
7.18
—
America
of
Fundamental
5.53
Fund
Inc
Revere
Series
Bond
Fund
51%
Mass
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
Continental Assurance Co__
5
Continental Casualty Co
5
Jefferson
Inc.
(T Rowe)
48%
14
10
(N
Insur
11.62
Securities
Pine Street Fund Inc
Provident
Life
10.75
7.80
:25c
1
12%
28
Hartford Steam Boiler
Inc
Mutual
4%
National
1
Co
Casualty
Citizens
Great Amer Life
14.73
Penn
1
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) 1.25
Comwealth Life Insur Co
(Ky) 2
6.08
7.17
8.53
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty
10
Liberty Life Ins
1
Shippers
8.20
13.48
5.91
80%
C)
Re-insurance
7.89
1
8.23
D
Bankers Natl Life Ins (N J)
Beneficial Standard Life
5.56
.1
5.41
Price
(Wash
7.22
9.30
Oppenheimer Fund
al9.03
5
74
(Galveston)
7.50
12.99
10
20c
Insur
Govt Employees Insur (D C)__4
Gov Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
11.89
Corp—1
Lincoln
Inc_l
Mercury
Great American
12.45
12.55
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln
3.85
Fund—___S
Street
Fund
Companies
Boston Insurance
34%
5
Assurance
Nat
&
27%
32
12%
Co_1.50
Amer
Ins
24,
3
27%
(Newark N J)_-2%
Life
84%
5
Penna
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn
29%
7.69
11.39
13.32
Pioneer
6.16
5.64
1
11.61
Fidelity
11.58
10.68
'
Inc
12.33
Fund
Co
27%
33%
78
10%
3.52
Inc
Chemistry &
Square
Amer Ins
American
of
26
Fla)
Home
Co
29
24
Co_l
7.04
Capital Fund Lld_34c
50c
Fund
(Jacksonville
Citizens
Life &
Heritage Life Ins—
American
Bankers
23%
'
Assurance
Ask
24
1
American General Insur
American
Life
115
21
& Casualty_5
preferred—__5
1
Fund
3.04
__5
Fidelity Life Ins
1
9.63
Assur
371/4
21%
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Life Assurance
2
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm) __2
191/3
Fidelity
conv
1
Series
7.92
William
$1.25
American
1
Stock
Electronics
Equitable
American
34
Casualty (Ul)_i
1
Income Series
England
American
&
Par
72 %
108
Co—_10
1
-
Series
Stock Series
10.38
1
1
x2.74
National Securities SeriesBalanced
6.84
al3.83
1
Trust Shares
Life
Firemen's Fund
Co Inc_l
Nation Wide Securities
Mutual
—50c
Federated Growth
6.74
.6.15
13.73
8.70
& Howard—
Investment
23.48
*
12.91
Investment
Electronics
21.48
://
Series
All Amer
Ask
66
5
Insurance
Crum & Forster
Investing Foundation__l
8.00
1
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc___
8.04
7.36
Mutual
11.94
:
14.42
13.19
Mutual
——
Fund
2.71
33 Vie
Fund—
Series
Insurance
3.44
2.48
Fund-
beneficial
(B
3.15
lo
________—____1
Life
2.35
2.15
lc
Stock
Growth
—
Massachusetts
11.39
10.94
Investors
2.08
3.17
Trust
shares of beneficial int
Mass
3.48
1.90
—_—lc
—:
Investors
Massachusetts
9.00
12.16
2.52
2.90
11.02
Agricultural
American
3.18
shares——
16.29
1
14.96
2.31
shares,
shares
Paper
10.08
lc
a
-lc
Insurance
Amer
Managed Funds—
13.28
Life
Bid
Casualty & Surety—_3.50
A^tna
6.42
14%
13%
Life
Shares
Balanced
6.14
5.86
1
1
Co Inc
Fund Inc
Vegh Mutual
Fund
5.60
Fund—1
Growth
Fund
1
Stock Fund
'i
Knickerbocker
Par
13.82
9.52
Fund—1
25c
Dew Theory Invest Fd Inc___1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
————-1
y
4.35
15.18
Com
10.23
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stic Fund Inc___l
■t
3.98
Growth
Investing
De
♦
12.66
14.03
Investment Inc
Delaware
■»
1
9.74
Stock)—1
8.19
20.20
De
i
5.36
Com Stocks)
12.11
Diversified Income Fund
*
(Growth
4.87
3.40
Series B"_—
Eaton
12.45
S-3
1.61
4.93
Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund
Dividend
11.40
Fund)
8.92
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)
1
Keystone Internatl Fund Ltd_l
9.07
4.46
Consolidated Investment
Diversified
(High-Grade Com Stk) __1
(Income
1.46
Inc——■—
Western
5.22
21.64
S-2
8.30
—
Crown
4.77
19.84
5.70
5.27
1
Chemical Fund Inc——
50c
Colonial Fund Inc
-1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc—1
Commonw'lth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund,
-1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
50c
Composite Fund Inc
1
■
1
K-2
S-l
12.33
Trust
Fund of Boston-—
Fund
(Growth
4.44
Metal
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Concord
1
4.16
al2.94
10.06
(Income Fund)
7.83
17.84
Century Shares
*
K-l
9.21
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
(Quotations for Friday, May 25)
Aetna
1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Inc.,
Canadian International
Fund Ltd
Chase
(Discount Bonds).
7.24
Canada General Fund—
i
!
B-4
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
Cont.
Fund
1
Ltd
Fund
Cadio/nla
r
\
•
\
Bid
Par
Custodian
1
50c
1
1
Inc
Street Investing
Fund
6.47
Funds—
Mutual
Keystone
2.16
5.86
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue
\
1.07
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Par
25c
Advisers Fund inc
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Growth Fund Ltd—1
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houg.hton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Mutual Funds—
t
>
.
;
r
—
FOOTNOTES
$8%
°No
102%
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
98.734
98.756
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
Volume
THE
Bank
Number
195
COURSE
of the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2531)
OF. BANK CLEARINGS
based
us
increase compared with
an
a
/v
United
5.7%
which it
for
those of the
above
at
stand
States
is
•
*
corresponding week last
center there is
Our comparative sum¬
6,289,201
(a.)
•
-•
Week Ended May 26—
1962
York
1,441,777,313
citlfes)
3.3
$16,119,535,773 $15,601,737,005
1,377,005,916
1,310,049,037
1,148,000,000
16,909,867
.Cincinnati.
6.3
;
Boston
••
ei
' .) "•
\
7.7
16,685,926
13,465,060
464,936,721
1,843,019,755
874,401,000
820,769,879
423,218,504
662,000,000
1.7
Baltimore
451,700,000
430,140,565
5.0
Total
Ten
cities,
five
__
cities,
five
(7
cities)
Virginia—Huntington
6,116,358
Virginia—Norfolk
days
Other
days-
$22,095,865,161
$22,930,926,969
5,866,386,570
3.8
+
All
5,147,454,505
South
+11.8
cities,
cities, five days.
+
1,029,490,899
+
4.3
$29,870,590,853 $28,272,810,565
+
5.7
1,073,277,314
cities
for
week.
of
11,648,403
5,778,135
7,700,839
4,391,243
7,585,697
8,403,036
+13.2
25,907,874
24,984,313
+23.4
15,970,221
14,417,820
8.0
1,265,856,874
1,239,060,874
+
+ 11.6
15,023481
13,725,666
+
8.7
363,352,876
353,407,484
+
7.9
704,536,475
683,325,602
+
1.2
74,383,000
67,669,100
7.9
15,401,887
+ 16.3
^44,957,403
15,511,329
+ 14.0
¥81,968,215
494,916,791
9.3
1,669,623,337
1,644,791,761
—
+
16,235,789
Total
(6
517,313,341
182,519,876
1,031,277,324
3.6
5,937,144
4,640,370
21,074,000
22,302,000
7.9
267,967,434
265,827.654
6.0
9,975,694
9,175,457
3.5
441,617,873
428,921,677
5.3
152,333,244
156,373,412
—
8.3
898,905,389
887,240,570
+
173,286,506
1,007,830,453
cities)
+
+ 32.5
—
10,989,512
499,361,460
Columbia—Washington.!
5.7
day
one
all
$28,797,313,539 $27,243,319,666
—
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Estimated.
Tennessee—Knoxville
covered
by the foregoing will
in
appear
Georgia—Atlanta
'
issue of next week.
as
>
.
524,400 ,000
+
Augusta
10,156,755
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
elaborate deatiled statement,
For the week there Was
the whole country having amounted to
week in 1961.
this center showing an
increase of 1.9%.
was a
+ 28.5
7,653 746
+
7.4
7,022,576
7,137,930
+
4.0
329,237,588
318,412,612
329,307,889
336,398 ,033
2.1
296,724,758
262,380,913
Mobile
previous week—the week ended
20,488,853
Total
Boston
Reserve
District
In the Cleveland
District
the
1.2%
of
totals
in
and
Reserve District
the
the
totals
an
Michigan—Ann
by
3.5%,
but
in
the
improvement of
larger by 9.3%
Richmond
6,843,624
16,312,621
16,005,104
+ 13.0
741,163
738,075
4.0
291,649,870
229,166.876
3.5
1,663,781,955
1,492,359,489
—
+
the
Indiana—Fort
2.0%; in the
i
totals
the
Wayne
4,533,986
3,681,257
4,699,550
22,063.908
+ 17.5
20,344,009
19,731,953
14,992,837
+ 41.0
11,986,553
12,143,832
21,355,923
17,732,173
+ 20.4
123,780,000
103,046,000
+ 20.1
* 16,723,701
11,426,545
+ 46.4
5,414,582
—12.9
..—
iti
19,149,427«
16,267.671
108,030,000
103,360,000
"
South
Bend
&
i*
—
^iTerre 'Haute.<.-i.'
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
Des
+ 12 1
5,080,941
25,920,747
21,136,761
;
__,
"
and in the Atlanta
District
Reserve
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
;
District
1,740,019,857
Grand
Philadelphia Reserve District of 8.0%.^
are
+ 16.0
833 ,806
305,065 000
1,800,442,749
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
gain of 9.7%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to
show
17,661 248
942,309
292,770,000
Orleans
Indianapolis
York
Reserve
Reserve
(10
—
7,963,201
aggregate clearings for
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
New
36,321,374
7,904, 845
$33,438,777,143 against $32,251,537,866 in the
Outside of this city there
453,500,000
314,170 ,551
.
Louisiana—New
present further below,
we
increase of 3.7%, the
an
161,302,981
503,500,000
8,217,257
has to be estimated.
cases
however, which
able to give final and complete results of the
May 19.
38,566,189
172,063,989
4.8
326,600,688
Macon
Ac¬
Mississippi—Vicksburg
In the
4.7
+ 18.5
Florida—Jacksonville
the week ends
not available at time of going to press.
are
549,700,000
42,281,810
__
Alabama—Birmingham
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
Saturday and the Saturday figures
40,372 104
185,560 524
+
219,977,178
Nashville
Complete and exact details for the week
the
1,161,000,000
„
+11.3
24,974,000
298,811,092
Carolina—Charleston
District
all
Total
at
8,370,806
4,023,466
5,902,873
33,099,000
275,085,356
Richmond
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
same
5,030,632
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
our
1,188,000,000
1.6
3.1
673,273,144
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
6.5
436,436,478
Cleveland
*
8.2
+
1,685,538,709
Youngstown
396,500,000
15,656,569
530,108,422
Mansiield
5.3
___
905,038
1,154,081
7,394,027
—
90,864,800
15,362,605
2.8
Pittsburgh
'
91,997,200
833,312,661
470,137,510
'■
Francisco
San
Columbus
856,474,658
427,100,000
.•
City
Louis
St.
779,581,073
'
*495,000,000
j
Kansas
1,932,342
.,
5,157,045
—34.4
15,150,456
361,942,540'
722,493,206
393,404,019
.Cleveland.
\
•
1,985,068
+14~6
1,334,085,408
Ohio—Canton
4.3
1,220,000,000
Philadelphia
1,471,854
2,354,211
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1961
;
553
17,592,720
30,909,506
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH:
New
+ 57.7
6,622, 374
27,295 033
14,251 806
Jersey—Trenton
(9
1959
$
(a)
7,367,373
Total
.
7,670,
■>,
•
—
Delaware—Wilmington
for this week follows:
5,486, 428
1,262,000, 000
5,252 276
7,547,116
_
1960
—10.1
'
3,442,963
__
or
2,324 354
1,365,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
New
1,130, 372
2,052 212
(a)
..
York
gain for the week ending Friday, of 3.3%.
a
"7"
Inc.
Dec. %
J
1,845,819
.
Scranton
this
At
1961.
week in
same
'
Philadelphia
Reading
-
1961
.
'
1,782,615
~
Chester
Our preliminary totals
year.
$
Bethlehem
Lancaster
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
$29,870,590,853 against. $28,272,810,565 for the
1962
"
47
-Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
'
•l
Third Federal Reserve District-
Pre¬
ago.
year
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 26, clearings for all
cities of the
mary
.
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
be
6163
V
4,713,989
200,841,717
211,683,940
9,679,230
9,050,424
64,669,301
Rapids
11,748,680
13,296,899
;
4,885,178"
5.1
6.9
11,197,192
+ 10.1
4,977.133
225,559,027
64,511,631
—
+
201,905,279
11,857,252
Moines
71,175,315
City
26,221,343
'20,187,599
+ 29.9
2,854,016
1,792,939
1,526,562,444
+ 59.2
1,484,755
+
7.5
1,386,687,921
+
22.7
7,913,167
7,16 7,090
54,574,720
•
'
•
are
Sioux
V
21,720,753
19,283,186
"
smaller
8.3%.
by
The Chicago Reserve District has to
the St. Louis Reserve District of 5.9%
In
the
Kansas
its
credit
a
gain
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of
City Reserve District the totals
record
increase of
an
Illinois—Bloomington
7.8%,
of
Chicago
Decatur
8.5%.
and
in the
San
Francisco
Reserve District
of
9,324,516
following
we
furnish
a
OF
1st Boston
2nd New
$
12 Cities
York
1961
$
.
17,401,747
12,268,403
12,038,881
'10,477,357
8,610,892
+ 21.7
7,472,990
8,230,528
2,223,207,420
2,062,658,151
7.8
1,935,428,694
1,828,656,430
456,600,000
430,900,000
1/
(17
cities)—
Dec. %
Louis
1,175,514,842
1,162,050,718
+
1.2
1,089,867,450
9
"
18,547,887,631
18,188,600,571
+
2.0
15,274,481,914
1,441,777,313
1,334,085,408
+
8.0
1,265,856,874
7
"
1,843,019,755
1,685,538,709
+
9.3
1,669,623,337
6
"
1,007,830,453
1,031,277,324
—
8.3
898,905,389
887,240,570
6th Atlanta
10
"
1,800,442,749
1,740,019,857
+
3.5
1,663,781,955
1,492,359,489
7th Chicago
17
"
2,223,207,420
2,062,658,151
+
7.8
1,935,428,694
1 1,828,656,430
240,274,524
238,756,651
182,189,575
168,549,270
3,650,611
+ 21.1
3,406,181
3,680,597
932,803,515
5.9
882,470,280
841,886,518
Philadelphia
8th St Louis
4
Total
"
,
987,469,216
S32,803,515
+
5.9
'
882,470,230
(4
cities)"
Duluth
'V
8,736,131
8,604,862
Minneapolis
637,187,180
592,350,390
Paul
229,542,743
204,767,712
11,247,799
11,741,840
4,115,653
5,346,681
7,211,151
7,224,105
St.
841,886,518
—
\
_____
9th Minneapolis
North
7
"
918,747,411
847,012,275
8.5
785,615,923
764,823,154
Dakota—Fargo
+
South
Dakota—Aberdeen __2
9
"
916,202,525
830,616,165
+10.3
816,807,157
793,989,353
Montana—Billings
11th Dallas
6
"
768,680,448
720,978,120
+
6.6
__10
"
1,807,997,380
1,715,897,053
+
5.4
1,527,820,370
32,251,537,866
+
3.7
28,485,274,812
15,437,669,196
14,583,546,306
+
5.9
13,689,301,356
13,112,395,858
106 cities
New
We
York
now
week ended
City
add
20,706,754
16,976,685
918,747,411
our
detailed
statement
674,615,469
675,365,098
Total
(7
cities)
1961
Inc.
S
_________
4,165,312
___
7,351,921
-±- 1.5
894,600,631
957,293,613
4,336,956
;
+
0.1
3,765,58J7
St.
„
+
0.7
2,082,495
+ .<4,459,449
+11.8
4,677,141
3,886,377
19,820,073
+19.6
17,280,546
+
+
8.9
:68,860,876
+12.0
44,424,200
+
4,447,391
3,987,944
1,175,514,842
1,162,050,718
,
17,114,226
•
>„.
871,254
222,746,562
192,751,537
+ 15.6
196,468,802
194,316,022
!,
-
56,832,547
56,469,753
'/
45,217,600
30,176,853
32,629,087
535,950,814
521,306,784
13,974,369
+ 12.0
13,586,186
16,156,267
7,002,528
+ 32.5
7,119,895
6,998,572
916,202,525
cities)
830,616,165
+ 10.3
816,807,157
793,989,353
15,951,874
+ 13.8
3,872,377
588,853,689
583,907,675
5.3
44,645,694
49,689,608
___.
_
;
■»
15,228,960
4,997,000
5,721,342
7,281,706
14,938,927
4.3
27.3
5,481,612
8,132,751
1.9
14,268,545
14,425,318
5,946,000
720,978,120
+
G.6
674,615,469
*■ 675,365,098
259,386,246
6,607,445
285,575,932
+ 11.2
238,826,409
242,938,439
131,259,555
768,680,448
cities).
5,874,100
+
+
—
3,512,363
1,089,867,450
(6
6.6
+
5,213,000
j.
Falls
Total
13,335,646
+
50,416,938
670,004,818
53,087,995
Louisiana—Shreveport
>
15,419,929
628.662,006
;
18,154,002
-
988,922,068
+
1.2
•
288,548,831
290,586,346
+
1.8
39,901,645
164,094,606
+
3.7
166,473,234
+
3.0
3,814,819
6,660,960
—12.2
4,320,678
17,667,991,560
+
1.9
26,489,707
California—Long
I
«
City
Beach
.
San
•
3,751,090
138,287,020
28,010,440
26,668,801
Santa
6,210,390
5,694,028
1.8
266,920,876
+
5.4
120,104,258
269,726,582
111,105,432
+
14,795,973,456 t. 12,319^300,044
33,071,771
20,431,889
780,476,908
761,775,101
4.8
40,016,064
37,625,670
+
46,244,689
+
16,173,169
31,910,086
16,596,962
4.9
15,609,073
914,258,043
14,434,738
16,708,292
Barbara
5.0
—10.4
13,981,511
Francisco
48,477,818
4,155;852
22.9
+
959,106,443
Pasadena
154,442,577
■
Lake
+
■
+ 15.8
10,165,422
10,803,434
15,852,531
+
2.0
16,592,995
14,362,492
'
60,707,888
__
.-
New
—
Jersey—
57,154,824
6.2
36,051,605
6.5
88,327,152
5.0
•*
53,732,107
51,210:482
,
;
38,387,995
.
;
92,703,051
117,422,281
•
31,014,819.'
.
81,851,091
;
Total
<10
(106
(9
cities)
18,547,887,631
1,807,997,380
cities)
total
1,715,897,053
+
5.4."
1,527,820,370
1,507,734,838
33,438,777,143
32,251,537,866
+
3.7
28,485,274,812
25,431,695,902
15,437,669,196
14,583,546,306
+
5.9
13,689,301,356
13,11.2,395,858
29,517,188
.
76,981,952
»,
Grand
cities)
'
107,906,050
8.8
97,400.065
101,016,857
2.0
15,274,431,914
12,766,865,749
Outside New York
Total
7,922,786
7.9
7.5
41,835,600
+11.5
4,600,258
5,850,607.
18,001,107,947
Jersey—Newark
Northern
19,543,603
+
•+
9,279,340
i
Wichita
>
26,488,931
7.7
55,813,556
\
4,739,351
£_.
Syracuse
New
+ 32.7
35,033,824
553,178,074
Oregon—-Portland
170,135,964
_
New York
Rochester
15,861,788
21,041,657
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
—____
!
Jamestown
...-
1,146,473
12,642,108
Worth
Galveston
13,862,966
66,067,303
26,920,978
"
(9
Utah—Salt
—
1,333,758
1,025,312
11,601,934
8,117,510
l-_:
2.1
15,645,035
Dallas
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkYork—Albany
+
+ 11.7
Springs
Texas—Austin
15,089,515
.
14,031,879
+21.4
26,944,460
47,866,900
...
1,190,142
+ 113.4
Washington—Seattle
Buffalo
764,823,154
627,113
Joseph..
Fort
30,184,837
.
Hampshire—Manchester
Elmira
7,253,580
15,809,627
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
2,228,919
1
New
4,473,309
14,940,612
785,615,923
+
37,817,441
Colorado—Colorado
4,254,986
1,888,405
83,576,831
cities)_u
22.0
\
-
811,744,906
4,330,728
•
18,819,330
:
Haven-
(12
12,920,972
4,4821514
7,115,836
594,840,723
6,205,756
23,714,366
.___
—
Island—Providence
Total
11,269,421
0.2
—
3,341,996
0.4
4,985,379
Bedford
,
New
8.5
+
1,900,776
,
Connecticut—Hartford
New
+
8,716,869
942,544,113
—
A+U
1__
Worcester
4.2
—23.0
10,996,790
:
Missouri—Kansas City
„
Total
y Springfield
\
4,043,555
8,748,751
Lowell
Rhode
t
4,389,212
■__■
Portland
-'-New
1959
1960
or
Df '$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston
.
183,460.081
1,338,185
Wichita
1962
River^______
531,214,301
194,588,568
12,279,012
_
Kansas—Topeka
Week Ended May 19
Clearings at—
Fall
9,686,284
544,464,123
12.1
City—
1,214,570
-
Hastings
Lincoln.
May 19 for four years:
Massachusetts—Boston
'8,754.849
7.6
+
+
847,012,275
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
showing the figures for each city for the
Omaha
Maine—Bangor
1.5
+
—
25,431,695,902
Total
Outside
Helena
1,507,734,838
33,438,777,143
.
12th San Francisco
+
Ninth Federal Reserve District- Minneapolis—
Minnesota
10th Kansas City
'I
+
1,644,791,761
5th Richmond
7.6
8.1
987,469,216
1,239,060,874
+
+
12,766,865,749
"
468,600,000
252,985,901
207,567,003
4,420,000
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy;
988,922,068
3.8
486,500,000
272,268,654
224,280,562
Kentucky;—Louisville
$
$
4th Cleveland
•
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
1960
Inc. or
9
3rd
;
16,787,751
+ 15.7
Springrield
5.4%
Missouri—St.
.r
—13.1
14,009,459
:
Rockford
BANK CLEARINGS
1962
Week Ended May 19—
16,754,611
7,601,160
19,279,862
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
1,320,055,311
■
•
Total
In the
1,662,398
;
'16,204,173
..Peoria
10.3%, in the
v.
Dallas Reserve District of 6.6%
1,640,963,080
-■
•
18,188,600,571
+
City
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings operations discontinued.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
48
(2532)
.
.
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
'•
Fund Notices
Below
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
We give below a record for the week just passed.
world.
the
of
countries
CERTIFIED
RATES
and
Country
Monetary
Unit
1962
18,
Rate
Buying
Noon
Monday
May 18
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 22
May 23
May 24
.0387000
schilling
Belgium,
Canada,
Finland,
Malaysia,
.204050
.204050
.204050
.250000
.250015
.250050
.250250
1st
.250262
.210675
.210646
.210625
.210625
2.812500
2.812340
2.811900
2.811260
2.811050
Allied
.00161087
.00161100
.00276266
.00276266
.00276266
.327450
.327450
.327416
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.278100
.278158
.278300
2.783425
.140183
.140200
.0350750
.0350750
.0350750
.0166506
.0166506
.194262
.194350 ;
.231390
53/4%
.231531
.
Columbia
.0166506
.•
,230987
franc
South
Africa,
.231000
5'/2%
1.400996
1.400916
1.400697
Kingdom,
pound
sterling
2.812340
2.811900
2.811260
Gas
1.400273
Increase( + )
May 23,
May 16,
1962
Gold
certificate
1962
account
Total
gold
certificate
notes
increased
or
reserves
Discounts
and
Acceptances
U.
S.
bought
—
Government
Bills
<
—
32
—
142
■
—
1
increased
2,935
269
—
.
5,506
Notes
—1,011-
17,001
Bonds
bought
under
Total
repurchase
U.
S.
Gov't
Total loans
Cash
items
Bank
and
premises
Other
outright
in
243
—
rowings from others increased
41
;
collection
V
.
2,386
+
(1,121)
4,889
—1,190
619 "
+
107
19
+
—1,553
+
2,108
(400)
28,213
88
+
Deposits:
loans
Loans
and
reserves.
16,640
acc't
619
1,172
;■
73
—
135
+
57
+
288
...
and
U.
—
-
deposits
Deferred
17,815
availability cash
Other liabilities
&
items—,.
accrued
(1,121)
'
3,644
dividends
492
—
U.
+
352
4
+
(1,521)
...
paid
49,743
—1,568
+
Surplus
Other
455
__
capital
TOTAL
of
gold
deposit
and
liabilities
securities
Federal
liability
purch. for foreign
Reserve
(1,521)
51,161
—1,553
" 71
U.
S.
+
5
—3.4%
—
-
to
are
5
5
years..
and
Balances
50
with
with
the eliminations made
in
the
process.
Total
consolidating
__;
...
:
-'V.
___
banks
shows
ended
million
commercial
in
demand
banks, and
deposits
credited
decrease of
a
to
$1,185
domestic
million
in
and
purchasing
or
loans
increased
a
net
of
$197 million.
stitutions
decrease of $5
Real
Loans to
increased
estate
"other"
sales
$67
and
securities
personal
million,
decrease^
financing in¬
and savings deposits — totalTi
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
States
compared
with
a
million during the similar week in 1961.
loans
increased
increased $21 million.
and
Domestic
deposits
political
subdivisions..
$67
million.
'"Other" loans
47
+
694
Crushed
15,
1977
debs,
1
Jun
due
—;
15
June
1985—Jun
1,
Consolidated
Cigar
Bank
Sept,
1,
1982i
1,";
15
t Exclusive
tion
of
of
and
loans
valuation
all
domestic
commercial
§ Includes
certified
fl Includes
time
shown
*
to
reserves;
demand
Gas
1st
__
ISSUE
South
'
Ltd.
Co.,
Cut
due
15
Jun
1
'
Date
1,
due
1984—
June
1.
1976—
pfd shares
cumul. pid. stocK____
$1.50
Co.—
mtge.
bonds
Gold
——
+
770
+
+
687
Sunray DX Oil Co.
+
+
384
Western
458
399
200
32
—
42
1,570
+
221
Jan.
1,
Southeastern
5%
Public
debentures
Steetley
5'/2%
f.
s.
Dec
and
banks, less cash
officers'
deposits of U.
separately.
May 9 figures revised.
S.
checks
2150
2378
-May 31,
2151
.Jun
1985
2
.Jun
15
2154
.May 31
2196
2262
.
-Jun
29
2305
—July 1
2197
Co.—
due
July
1961
1,
Corp.—
1,
.June
1964
due
bonds
June
4y2%
mtge.
cumul.
Electric
bonds
Manufacturing
non-cumul.
1
.May 31
1
1708
.Jun
1
2305
2384
Ltd.—
Massachusetts
first
debs,
Service
due
Canada
gen.
5%%
4%
of
Platinum,
6%' subord.
year
18
.Jun
•
due
&
Page
.Jun
Ltd.—
A
cumul.
$5
Corp.
109
B
1965—...—
.Jun
8
-Jun
16
.Jun
pfd. stock series A_
20.
Co.—
series
Co.
class
1,
D
due Oct.
1989.
1,
Ltd.—
preferred
stock
2199
1,591
—
438
.+
356
2,806
+
119
+
+
291
+
11
+
255
+
4,098
this
in
issue.
135
+
•Announced
86
+
39
—
139
+■
372
+
;
11,581
;.
:
DIVIDENDS
+,;.u
—1,185
92,378
-+3,419
+
+
1,390
+
844
187
+
41
1,524
+
Continued from page 13
3,047
64,770
—
+
+
,11,439
•
656
—
442
15
—
+
Finance
National
205
City
—
City
Water
Corp.
Finance
Corp.
pfd.
6-
8
6-
1
6-29
6-12
6-
5-10
(quar.)
'+•172
+
7,198
84
+
3,889
Cleveland
97
+
2,276
3,392
28
+
4
+
31,955
589
-
53
$4.50
4%
&
35c
6-15
6-
$1.12%
6-15
6-
1
$l.T2Va
7-
1
6-
6
87'/2C
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR. 7%
gtd.
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
(quar.)
gtd
Trust
Co.
$3
330
Coca-Cola
Co.
3
43
Coca-Cola
International
Corp.—.
Willians
Mines, Ltd.
138
541
Cole
+
238
909
Coleman
+
148
210
17
758
5,478
National
4>A%
6-15
6-
60c
8
+
13,220
—
7-
2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
(quar.)__—
Gold
(s-a)__
tie
6-21
5-31
6-10
5-31
15c
:
6-12
5-25
5-25
53Vac
6-12
(quar.18+*c
6-15
87'/2c
banks
items
those
items
are
of
in
and
after
shown
U.
S.
deduc¬
gross..
-
Colonial
process of collection.
Aikman
Colonial
4%
5%
and
postal savings
not
_'___L_L_—"
.
$3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)L—
Colonial Acceptance Corp. (accum,).
Colonial Corp.
of America (quar.)
&
Government
not shown separately.
Government
Engineering—
conv.
&
Stone
Fuel
&
20c
6-
1
6-30
6-13
6-
5-18
1
-_
5-
6-
4-30
7V2c
(quar.).—___
5-31
7J2c
6-29
12c
(quar.)
Stores Inc.,
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Colorado
5%
Sand
1
15c
Corp.. (quar.).___
Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
6%
1
$13.25
2,137
174
5-21
9
Illuminating Co.—
preferred
special
5-21
5-24
6-
50c
Electric
Cleveland
1
6-15
30c
(quar.).
6-
1
25c
17'/2C
.71
Co.
6c.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
+
1,052
46,072
:
Controller
5%
Equipment Co. (quar.)
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common
4Vb%
preferred (quar.)
.
of Rec.
6-15
Clark
—
47
+
6-25
Holders
25c
-
.
(quar.)
(Chattanooga),
When
Payable
32l/2c
-----r
(quar.)
Clark
46
—
*
Share
(initial) —1_
Bank (Detroit)
Products
32
.
r
Name of Company
City
1,731-
;
Per
11
633
commercial
except
2429
.2199
—
Nov.
Stone
series
Service
American
Eight
Collins
individual loan
deposits
2429
.24291
.2306
CALLED
...
Coleman
domestic
g-
2:199
'
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
...
___________
2198
•
:
..L.Jun
"
;
Field & Co. 4V4%
cumul. pfd. stock
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—;
3Vs% 1st mtge. bonds due Nov. 1, 1964—___„
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.-4.80% cumul. conv. preferred stock
2,186
...
*
?305
(Brattleboro)—;
;
due
B
Co.
National
+
Banks.....
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
2197
1
^Jun
Cochenour
liabilities
2080
::;>;
1
Jun
130
Reserve
d
Co.—
bonds
debs,
123
banks
Federal
1
Corp.—
Savings
&
s.-f.
gen:
Cleveland
others
'::v
1977_
series
1,130
Borrowings:
Other
S'/a 'Jo
Electric
debs,
1,165
interbank
From
1
y
'
.
Foreign:
From
2079
Jun
Louis—
June
196
_r
-2196
r
Jun
St.
8,081
...
1989
bonds, series C, due June 1, 1979
+
513
Time
-
Columbia
conv.
Civic
time
1st mtge.
+
Governments, official institutions, etc.
t Includes
as
131
+
Foreign:
Other
5V4%
+
—
banks
1
1
1
••
,
1,
Jun
1986—Jun
1968—
Co.— '
21
5,725
...
of
1,
1,
Gas
mtge
Light
City
J__;
savings
Commercial
Gas
67
5,179
Governments, official institutions, etc.
industrial
carrying
subdivisions...
_
Commercial
$213 million; during the comparable week a
year ago,
these loans increased $80 million. Loans
to brokers and
dealers for
purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
securities
increased $173 million, but their loans
for
+
.
interbank:
Mutual
demand deposits adjusted.
Commercial
political
Commercial
weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
the following
principal changes for the week
May 16: Increases of $356 million in loans ad¬
$458 million in holdings of U. S. Government
12
.
S. Government
Domestic
of
justed,
securities, $119 million in holdings of "other"
securities,
$1,524 million in U. S. Government demand deposits and
$442
U.
and
Philippine
aue
■
Natural
first
Woods
57/8%
60,657
-
SS
___________
July
1
Light Co. 5 V4 % first mtge bonds..... Jun 15
5Vi%
cumul. preferred s'i,ock._._j:__i Jun 22,
Co.
20
159,508
—
5%
series
£382
.
5%
Ltd.—
Co.
&
+
•
•
&
debs,
.£304
«
. .
Bonds,
Co.—
due
June
+
4,614
i
1981
2036
2154
1.
•
Marshall
2,922
adjusted!,:-.
deposits
Gas
Gas
Motor
237
1,489
banks__
domestic
2152
2152
preferred stock
211
13,758
.i
assets—net
States
Condition Statement of Member Banks
4%
Whit#
+
+
1
1
July
1985
Transmission
National
Washington
+
40
+
Co.
debs,
due
v
1976.
._
192
12,846
Banks
Reserve
deposits — total§
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
statement
debs,
Woods
__—
Federal
Demand
condition
6%
+
2
6,543
2150
"jj.i: £.,
1,
Co.—
1,
June
J
Tokyo Electric Light Co. Ltd.—V
t;:V
^
1st mortgage gold bonds, 6%
dollar series due June
15, 1963
:
Jun
5j/2%
67
5,003
coin.
LIABILITIES—
The
Union
Canada
10
14,577
...
assets/liabilities.,
Demand
B
Eastern
173
2,171
1
1, 1987^ Jun1964
Jun
1,
July
L.L..
Power
Canada
32,125
.__
securities
due
of
1,768
indebtedness—
of
June
due
Marine
5'/4%
June
17,557
banks.
years
Reserves
Other
Figures in parentheses
Southern
due
due June
Investment
Co.
series
Texas
&
due
debs,
Oil
1,240
+
15
Jun
due
June
<.-.
•
Inc:— \
Power
bonds
3,831
bills
certificates
Currency
113
4% %
4,997
681
commercial
due
aue
1981
&
Electric
Securities
+
_
2150
Jun
1982—
debs.-
Merchant
series
cue
13,990
!_•.
1962...
Inc.—
v* *•' >
Electric Co.
debs,
+
+
banks
Government securities—to.tal__.____
1
acceptances
correspondents
5 y4 %
Shell
Lines,
Insured
mtge.
Savannah
356
2,312
.....
1,
debs,
Corp.—
Light
5%
6%
3,334
loans
domestic
to
Other
.4%
+
1st
British
1,416
__________
...
15,
-
subordinate
Bear
series
Joseph
197
96
securities
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Within 1 year
1
2,108
note
34.8%
foreign
to
Treasury
Treasury
—;4
+
Bear
213
+
June
,
Co.
Industries,
East
Gov't
China
8,490
----
1,102
__
loans
After
_
on
+
-
__
estate
Loans
"32
to
reserves
combined
Contingent
14
+
AND
ACCOUNTS...
certificate
1
+
75
__
LIABILITIES
CAPITAL
Ratio
;
+
888
...
accounts.
S.
9,260
+
2,160
finance, personal finance,, etc.—
Lo%ps
2,009
Other
in__
U.
+
carrying:
or
Gas
Inc.—
Research
Far
Diamond
securities
Inc.—
15 year 3 Va%
Oil
convertible
Louisiana
purchasing
Government
Sales
ACCOUNTS—
for
due
a
ENTIRE
pur¬
securities
S.
Real
Capital
5%
Pacific
+
+
1,377
for
1
o
1986—Jun
Company and Issue—
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
22
—
loans
dealers
and
Government
loans
Other
463
984
—
71
S.
Other
6
Other
CAPITAL
National
933
33,123
adjusted!
industrial
1,
Ltd.—
5V4 %
debentures
due June
1,
1977__L__
i__
June
1
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
'
1st mtge. pipe line bonds, 5%% series
due 1980—
Jun* 1
1st mtge pipe line
bonds,' 6»/4%. series due 1977—Jun. 15
1,042
:
series
i
,
June
Co.
due June
1961
+
+
,2377
May 17,
1962
123,080
121,312
:
—
and
brokers
to
Other
68
+
+
May 9*
75,429
investments
..
due
cumul."income subord. debs,
Wisconsin
chasing or carrying:
—
Total
■'■. -• May 16,
.-Agricultural loans......
254
+
8
—
268
,
_
468
—
-':'r;• :'V
investments
adjustedt
—
Loans
Treasurer—general
to
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
—
:
.
1962
Commercial
Other
Loans
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
68
+
LIABILITIES-
Foreign
million.
'"i:v
1
—
255
■' '
■
'"'v'- V'
■.
—
bank
?
$138 million and bor¬
$238
2376
15
Jun
2150
Cigar Co.,
5Va %
-!
,
Total
S.
J.
■.
domestic commercial banks increased $109 million.
+2,464 •
386
—
(1,521) 51,161
U.
increased
,
\
.
Federal Reserve Banks increased
;
29.381
assets
Member
*
-
29,211
securities
of
2,505
■v%:.
corporations
and
.
,
—
1986—______
2031
Vermont
663
+
—
securities
process
+
243
—
Savings deposits
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
2,476
+
IT
+
29,211
agreement
9
+
3,763
Total
$97 million.
377
+
'
Held
partnerships,
dividuals,
.t:
million in
"other" time deposits of in¬
$84 million and
5
—
other district.
one
15
1
57/s%
73
■
all but
2256
,,
stock____'____Jun
1
St.
City, $198 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
in
amounts
15,
Co.—
Natural
Pennsylvania
decreased $230
.
.
preferred
1978—June
de¬
trict, $158 million in the Chicago District, and by lesser
34
—
securities:
Certificates
certificates
Treasury
but
adjusted
deposits
New York
Bought outright—
.
million,
930
—
4
+
138
outright
$259
124
+
364
advances
bonds
Government
$200 million.
Demand
—1,054
16,165
(400)
creased
1961
1,158
Cash
S.
U.
and
May 24,
15,007
Redemption fund for F. R.
notes
Treasury
Page
15
debs.Jun
5Va%
combined
the
and
...Juri
.....
debs,
General
2.811050
million
$399
...
Co.—
bonds,
debs,
Date
-
;
.
4%%
SS
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
of
total
(In millions of dollars)
increased
banks
2383
Consolidated
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber
31
4%%
Kerr-McGee
Consolidated Statement of Condition
2382
_i____May
.
'
June
bonds
H
Getty Oil Co.
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
due
Systems,
series
'
United
15
..
Community Public Service Co.
.231525
1.400378
2.812500
rand
.194341
f
*
^_Jun
2039
1,
Ry.—
:
1985
Aluminum
mtge.
Jan.
Corp.—
Gas
British
1st
15,
Electric
&
Union
Canadian
.0350750
.0166506
.194250
.194216
.
Gas
1st mtge.
>
"
...
:-4-
15
Corp.—
convertible
debentures
5Va%
.140200
.0350416
_
-
Pictures
cumulative
Brooklyn
2.783217
.140175
Artists
47/8%
.278250
2.784059
.140200
Page
Jun
REDEMPTION
:
Financing
June
due
due
Ashtabula
debs,
Baltimore
.0800560
2.784495
.0166506
krona
tender
April 1, 1980__
bonds.......
Municipal
5V2%
.327416
Vv
.278250
peseta
of
.00161041
2.784653
guilder
Zealand, pound.
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Switzerland,
.00161010
.00276266
.327700
——
&
mortgage
Company and Issue—
4T'8%
.0800560
dollar.
of
due
series A,
Youngstown
general
Alberta
.00161025
malayan
debs,
PARTIAL
.204050
•
given in the Chronicle.
were
bonds,
.00310700
;
redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
Date
subord.
3% -6%
Pittsburgh,
.00276266
Netherlands,
Republic
.00310700
.20405a
New
Spain,
.00310700
'
5%
.210550
.210681
——
peso
Sweden,
.918281
'■t
franc—
Co.
Consol.
.0200850
.918843
.210550
.00310700
yen
Mexico,
.0200783
.919062
.210550
■J.-*' .210575
:.'!».00310700
f
markka
lira
Japan,
•»""
•
notes,
bonds,
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
.0387000
.0387000
.0200806
.918802
.918812
.210568
France
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy,
/
—
rupee
.0387000
.0200800
.0200800
franc
dollar
Ceylon,
i
Atlantic
2.239880
2.240047
2.240557
.0387000
"W
under
corporate
called" for
Company and Issue—
.00906360
.00922367 v',:,
.00929380
.00939005
2.240908
2.241035
Australia, pound
Austria,
•?<■*-!
.00955406
—.
of
stock
notice
$
$
$
Argentina, peso
called
in which the details
Thursday
May 21
.
those
list
a
common
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise
indicated)
(Value In United States Money;
Cable transfers in New York
for
Friday
found
The date indicates the
INCLUSIVE
1962,
24,
MAY
TO
be
and
including
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
BY
MAY
will
preferred
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Colorado
Interstate
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6-30
7- 1
6-15
7-
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6-15
6- 1
6- 8
6- 1
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35c
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Columbus
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6-
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6-15
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6to%
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Oil
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1
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7- 1
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6-
9
5.-24
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7- 2
9-28
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6-
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Delaware
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Railroad
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Denison
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93%c
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'
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__ ...
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Knitting Mills, class A (initial)__
Gas Light Co,
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Gas Service Co. (quar.)__
Gatineau Power Co. Ltd. (Increased)-.
12toc
6-15
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Geco Mines. Ltd. (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp.,
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9
5-15
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5
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1
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General American Oil Co. of Texas (quar.)—
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7 toe
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5-10
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General Motors
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7-
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$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising
Portland
6-
General Telephone
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4.75%
1
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9334c
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32 toe
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55C
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Waterworks
preferred
preferred
preferred
5-22
54toc
7-
1
5-22
6-
1
5-15
66c
(quar.)_
(quar.).
General Tire & Rubber, new
6-30
7-1
$1.25
preferred
preferred
8
1
8-
30c
(quar.)
4.40%
35c
12 toe
-
(quar.)_^
5-14
6-19
$1.25
;—
Equipment, com. (quar.)1
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
$1.60 preferred (quar.)_—
General Telephone Co. cf California—
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2,375
preferred
(quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
General Telephone Co. of Ohio-—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
General, Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania
Preferred
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Cement
50c
(quar.)—
Precision
5.28%
2
common
$5 preferred
4.36%
tl5C
—
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.).
Fireproofing Co. (incr.-quar.)_
General Foods Corp. (increased quar.) —__
81 toe
(quar.)
Oil
General
$1.62
(annual)
Products
General
:
A
5c
30c
5-31
•
,
8
6-30
5-
(quar.)—
class
17 toe
5c
5-
1
5-28
6-15
5c
1
5-
5-28-
6-15
;
1
25c
(quar.)
Bearing Co.
Trailer
Gardner-Denver
5-15
30c
preference series A (quar.)
common
5C
\5p
California
Class A
1
'
preferred
6-15
6-15
HI.)—
Futterman
6-
_____
—
Corp.,
(Springfield
Fruehauf
5-31
5-18
1
1
(quar.)
5-25
7
6-15
1
7-
——
5-25
5-
4-23
7-
—_
—
1
1
5-24
1
IOC
7-
7
1
6-
5-
56toc
6-15
5-
6-
$$1.25
(quar.)—_
Co., common (quar. >_
(quar.).,
*
Frosst (Charles E.) & Co., class A (quar.)
.4% preferred (quar.)—
*
5-24
35c
preferred
6-
Company (s-a)___
3V4%
Insurance
dividend)
of
7%
,
6-
(final)
Extra
FMC
Life
(Stock
5-31
6-30
5-17
1
6-20
6-
6-12
1
1
6-
5-11
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Friden, Inc. (quar.)
..
6-
15C
25c
1
6-12
Gas—
6-22
6-
$1.08
6-
$1.02 to
(initial)
7-16
6-15
—.—
5
5-15
5-24
$0,424
55c
6-15
5-17
6-
7-13
General Cigar
Detroit
3c
5-25
1
$1.12 to
6-15
3
Exquisite Form Brassiere (Canada), Ltd.—
25c
6-19
1%
5-16
)___
(N. Y.)—
6-13
(quar.)
6-
30c
Corp.
6-15
—
6-20
(qqar.)_.
5-18
6-20
5%
$1.60
40c
Corp.
6-15
Frontier Refining
—
."
Steel
5-18
56 toe
dividend
Fritizi
i;
5-15
conv.
5-18
6-15
25c
$1.41%
5-15
1st
5-18
6-15
Inc. (stock dividend)—
(quar.)—
Foxboro Company (quar.)_
$1.21%
6-1
6%
6-15
$1
Forest Laboratories,
6-15
quar.)_:
90c
20c
$1.12 to
—
Ltd.
of Canada
7-
(quar.)—,
Corp.,
6-20
40c
common
cpnv.
1
pfd. A
Dairies, common
preferred (quar.)
City Enterprises
6-15
J25c
7
7-
$1.25
Foster-Wheeler
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Equity Corp., $2
Forest
8-13
6-
5-25
Foremost
2
5-16
Forms
Co.,
1
25C
(quar )
Capwell
Gas
Co.
7-
1
7-
20c
Ennis Business
Motor
1
8-
1
90C
7-1
;
Emporium
6-15
5-14
5
7-
Co.
6-15
L___
Special
5-11
Motor
7-16
Semi-annual
6-11
,
Stock
;
District Electric, com.
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Empire State Oil Co.—
.
1
9-
(s-a)^
Forbes & Wallace, class B (quar.)_^
125c
5%
5-28
6-
(incr. quar.)„
com.
1
$1.37 to
$1.37,/a
:_
Electric
Industries
6-25
24c
2
$1.34
(quar.)
6-18
6-13
6-15
—:
7-
$1.37 to
:
1
10c
—
preferred
4.32% preferred
$1.0614
.____
6-
7-
—-;
—
7-1
6-
5-29
6-12
130c
Garland
6- 1
Detroit.Mortgage & Realty
5-16
8
7 toe
—
(quar.)—
(quar.) —_—
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
15 toe
$1
Detroit
1
22 Vac
4*/2%
(Del.)—
Empire
1
7
jUaVV
+$10.25
;__
25c
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
& Light,
$15c
(quar.)
Corp.__
Emery Air Freight Corp.
7-2
2
Power
22 toe
Dentist Supply Co. (N. Y.) (opar.)_
Denver Union Stock Yard (quar.)
Depositors Trust Co. (Augusta, Me.) (guar.)
Edison
5-31
$1.25
(quar.)
B
Corp.
$1.06 to
_____
preferred (s-a)
7- 2
$2
6-30!
Florida
Elmira & Williamsport RR. Co.—
Emery
5- 7
Power
.7-17
iV
32 toe
Ltd.—
deposit receipts
American
6- 1
25c
Florida
5-25
Elliot-Automation,
5
.5-15
*
preferred
5-31
5-25
Water
Coal
J15c
t50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__i
1
6-15
5c
3%
$4.50 preferred, (quar.)
6-15
7-
(initial
common
Elizabethtown
$1
,
6-
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—;——
preferred
$4
t
7-1
.Consolidated
15c
Mfg., class A (quar.)
Voting .common (quae)-
1
6-11
Y. >—
-—
%
"
.
Corp.
(quar.)
Electrosolids Com., 6%
conv.
5-14
10-
5-18
$1.35
Investment
30c
Dennieon
Debenture stock
,
12Vic
Inc.
Mines,
.
6-15
1
5-18
$1.34
,
.
5
6-15
6-
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
class A common
LJmitee,
6-
8
5-29
6-
(quar.)
(quar.):
Co.—'
Gas
1
6-30
4
5-25
6-
6-20
5-
5-25
6-11
6-15
7
:i5-31
(N.
(reduced)—
(M. H.) Co.
90c
Electrolux
5-14
Inc.
Deltown
5-31
6-
15c
—
50c
(quar.)
Optional—cash or stock
Electrographic Corp.
(quar.)
1
^___
6-15
1
3
$1
—
6-30
1
5
10c
De-Sta-Co.
Delaware
5-24
6-11
Y.)—
Ltd., class A (s-a)
—
Fleming Co., new common (initial)—
5% preferred (quar.)__.
—_——
Flintkote Company,
common
(quar.»____—
7-
5
7- 3
Corp. (quar.)
Deere,& Company (quar.)
Del Monte Properties (quar.)_
5-18
2
6-20
50c
Fittings,
7-
6-
6-
Quarterly
7-
9c
6-
N.
(Syracuse,
dividend
Stock
8
$1.18
9-
22c
(quar.)
6-
$1.12 to
12-
10c
Turbine
Corp.
5-31
6-29
(quar,)_______
5
(quar.)____
C
DeLaval
DeMun
1
2%
$1.03
12-28
(quar.)___
B
5-18
6-15
:6-
45c
-
5
20c
(111.)
pfd. (quar.)
Power & Light, common (quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)___
334%
5-31
50c
$5 preferred (quar.)______—
Fisher Governor (quar.)—
8-
,
30c
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)
6-
Deposit
Westchester National Bank
$1.75
(quar.)_
(quar.)
10-
7-5
1
6-
7 toe
.
5
&
Ford
(quar.)
common
50c
50c
.
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
3%%
6-15
6-15
40c
—
25c
_—
50c
;
6-
6-15
1
1
~ 25c
Natural
Paso
Elizabethtown
Daytop
6-30
-
Quarterly
Fisher Foods, Inc., common
.-
-
,
,
(quar.)
6-15
15c
5V2%
9-17
D.
W. G. Cigar Corp, (quar.)
Danly. Machine Specialties, Inc.
Day Mines
6-15
7-
__
18c
4V4%
6-18
$1.75
Cyprus Mines Corp.
5-18
35c
__—______ _____—
Co.
4-10
6-U
7-1
(quar.)____
(quar.)
7 toe
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.36%
preferred
(quar.)
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.87'/a preferred (quar.)_
5.65%
preferred (quar.)
5.68%
preferred
(quar.)___
6.40%
preferred (quar.)
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
Electric Storage Battery Co, (quar.
Electronic & Missile Facilities, Inc.
7-14
5-18
6-15
El
''
(quar.)
4-19
8
8
~'1*'
(quar.)
4.10%
1
1
6-15
Ind.)
$5.4()
..
$1.75
A
Trust
$l,-50.v
1
(quar.)
1
8-
40c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
;
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)__________
Curtis (Helene) Industries
"
Class
First
$2.25
Corp.
A
pZ5
6-
$30c
common
6-22
t$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-14
,
$1.05
(s-a)
.
$5.36
•'
35c
30c,'
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Paso Electric Co., common
5-30
6-15
65c I-
7%
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
Class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)__.
6-29
30c
Edison
6r 1
6-20
50c
(quar.)__:
Sugar Co.—
Helene. Curtis
Southern
^fflP'*50c
4 % % preferred (quar.)___
:
Sault Electric
(quar.)__
Eddy Paper, Ltd., common
5-31
7%
(See
First
$1.50
Edison Bros.
6-20
12toc
__
Inc.
Cuban. American
5-31
200%
4 Vs %
preferred (s-a)
Economy Baler Co. (quar.)__
2
15c
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
,(quar.)_____
Crown
9
dividend
Stock
50c
—
15c
!_!___
«
First
6-
$1.50
Ecuadorian
2
*
convertible
$2
u»:.'
(quar.)____^_________
„,Class B
(quan)
Crowley's Milk
(q,uar.)
5-18
Fishman
—
6-15
6-29
6-15
* 6-15
$15c
.
8
(s-a)--.
l'-—«
Gas
5-31
5-25
7-
,
(quar.)
6-
35c
(accum.)
B
Kodak
preferred
$4.12
Knowles .Corp.
6-22
1
Republic Corp. of America (monthly)—
Security Corp. (Salt Lake City)
(s-a)
—.
Water—
5-16
«
7-
Corp. (quar.)
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (San Fran.)—
Quarterly
____________/.V'''
&
National Bank
National Stores
First
30c
Easy Washing Machine Co, Ltd.—
5% 1st pfd. series A (quar.)
'—
Investment Trust,
Ltd., preferred
Economics Laboratory, Inc. (Delaware)—
6-14
12Vic
Petroleum
Crompton
(St. Louis)
First
First
Economic
;
.
preferred
$3.60
5-10
6-20
20c
$6
5-10
6- 8
.
6c
j,,*
1
1
6-29
5c
____,
1
6-
55c
First
25c
(quar.)
Natural
Tennessee
Eastman
5-10
66-
5-31
,
25c
1.
quar.)
8-
—
5-25
31V4C
Assn. Inc., common
%
$1
(quar.)___
..Eastern States Corp.—
*
$7 preferred A (accum.)_
5-15
12toc
(initial
——1—
5-31
5
(Portland)—
National Bank of Oregon
5-25
i
.
.
Racing
preferred
5-15
6-
50c
(quar.)
A
First
6-, 9
5
6-
6-22
47&C
Stock
Quarterly
6-
1
C.)—
5-15
_;
.
.
Eastern
Credit M-G, Inc.—
Creole
6-
8
5-22
6-15
8-
—
Quarterly
:
j.
.
Interurban
&
preferred
5-25
6-1
$1.50
- -
6%
8
6- 8
.
Loviis
St.
6-15
/
25c
"
.
5-15
2
~
,
9
40c
'
(Del.)—
1
7-
pence
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1 nref.
Dymo Industries (stock dividend)
6-15
6-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
Corp. (quar.)
—
;
First National Banu
(Chicago 1
tquar.«
First National Bank (Jersey City) (quar.)__
5-25
6-22
6-15
7 toe
(quar.)
dividend
Bank
5-10
10%
6-
First
5-31
56 toe
5-24
1
6-11
2
20c
iquai .)__
common
6-11
5c
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Duval Sulphur & Potash__i__.._
East
L
Credit;Finance -Service, -Inc.
Class
a
(quar..)
V___
B
^
(quar.)
Duio-Test. Corp.—,
5-28
6-
40c
preferred
Corp.,
$2.25 preferred A
Stock
10c
7-26
Inc.^
.Company, 3%%
Corp. (quar.)
General
Firemen's Insurance ( Washington, D.
5%
6-11
Bottling Co. of New England.
Coty International Corp._--
Crawford
Financial
1
(quar.)
8-1
l
(Boston)
45c
7-
20C
2
dividend j.
55c
(quar.)___
Insurance
10%
(quar.).
6-
$$1.30
(NYi
iquar.),_;
B
25c
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)_^—;
Early & Daniel
East Kootenay Power Ltd,—7 % preferred (accum.)
East Pennsylvania.RR. Xs-,a)
Cott
Life
;
5
$50c
Craftsman
v*
5
6-15
31 Vic
class
Class
6-15
3/10c)
8
Corporation
Stock
Industries—
Distillery Ltd.,
6- 5
1
7-
5
6-15
Class B
H.>.
Dura
6-15
6-15
.__
W.
1
6-
15c
(quar.)____
Gas
5-18
1
37 toe
.___
(quar.)_
dividend)
Cook Paint & Varnish (quar.)____.
:
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp.. (quar.)
Copeland
Refrigerator
(quar.)
Copp Clark Publishing, common (quar.)
6%
preference (quar.)
Copperweld Steel ,(quar.)
:
Corning, Natural
about
5-11
16toc
:
(stock
Co.
,
_
1
6-21
f
6-15
6-
27 toe
Dunlap & Associates (quar.)______
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. ADRS—
< Final
payment
of
1
shilling
1
■
Corp.
Co.
&
4-27
.
6-15
rV:-v.
(auar.)
Insurance* (Toronto)
(s-a)
Continental
6-
25c
45c
93%c
;
:___
V $1
,
"
:
(quar.)_
$3.75
75c
5-
6-
_______________________________
Durion Co.
•
(Chicago)
Continental Copper & Steel
5% .preferred
tquar.)
B
5-15
1
6-15
6-16
.6-1
6-
7toc
Inc. (quar.)
Electric, class A
31 toe
15c
5-11
$1.34
1
5-15
6-15
Y.)
$1.75
—
(quar.)
A
9
6-
1
6-
'
I
Co.
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
1
6-
$1.13
(quar.)
Water
Milner
6-15
$1.12%
;
preferred
Dun & Bradstreet,
40c
(quar.)
(G.
7%
Dumas
5-
6-15
^
40c
(N
1
6-28
5-28
.
22 VaC
37 Vac
Trust
7-
40c
,
6-30
Corp.
40c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred* (quar.)__'
5-31
7-16
5c
7-14
12 Vic
Power
"
$20c
'
(quar.)
$4.52
Coffee
6-1
8
5-25
2
6-13
27c
25c
30c
40c
Ml"
Drexel
Enterprises. Inc. (quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Co. Inc. (s-a)
1
5-16
8-
5-25
6-4
28%c
.*
(quar.)__
10-12
6-15
5
5-18
5-31
6-15
(quar.
—
Fiat Metal Mfg. vquar.)
Filtra-Sonic Corp. (stock dividend)
Fiitrol Corp. (Del.)
Finance Co. of America, class A (quar.)_____
5-16
1
6-
6-15
,6-11,
32c
50c
Duke
Co.—
$4.50
1
6-
1
^
40c
5-15
$5c
quar.)_
6-
10-31
5-21
Corp.
Bank &
Federation
Ferro
5-11
115c
6-8
-
1
5-15
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
S. A. (quar.)
Drewrys, Ltd. U.
2
1
15c
-
common-(quar.)■V. $1.25 preferred (quar.)i__;
—_—
Federal United,Corp. (quar.)—
7- 2
1
3%
Dresser Industries
5-15
7-
1
(quar.)__——
A
Federal Resources
6-
6-
25c
Federal Sign & Signal,
1
5-
27c
Federal Screw Works
8-
1
pfd.
con,v.
1
5-15
1
37 toe
(quar.)—.—
.—%—
5-16
7-2
20c
6-18
.,
8•
25c
5-
(B^-tle Creek 1—
Bearings
pfd.-(quar.)_—
Federal National Mortgage Assn.- (monthly)-
8
1
5-28
6-
25c
Federal Paper Boava 4;60%
A
50c
6-1
$12c
$10c
v
Ltd
Co.
6-15
6-15
1
Co.
4%
-
6-
dividend)
7- 3
:
}50c
A_
(s-a)
West
7-6
Co.,
1
6-
t
6-
(increased-quar.)
(stock
20c
(s-a)
class
Drackett
7-
10%
&
7-11
■
;
13c
Corp.
Chemical
Dow
,
1
125c
;
(quar.)
;30q.
;
(quar.)_.
Ltd.,
4
\
3
6-15
120c
,,
*
(quax.)_____
.Dover Industries Ltd.
(quar.)
5-15
6-15
27Vic
~
Theatres
Dover
%/;■-V1'-
(quar.)
Consolidated
Class
2
75c
(quar.)__
'
Textiles
preferred
Consolidated
Crane
7-
'
'
8-1
;
5Vi%
•+
5-15
22 y2c
Donohue
Bros,
"}*
1
—___
______
Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(R. R.) & Sons Co. (quar.)
5-18
25c
Foods
Consolidated Rock Products
Coro, Inc.
Donnelley
r
/
•'
7-
+
_
t8c
>
Common (quarO——
$1 preference tquar.)
.
i,
Donnacona
$1
Y.)
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
Corson
.
.
%
6-1
^
110c
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
Quarterly
(H.)
1
>
J40c
—
Ltd.
5-31
.
Ltd.—v
Ltd.
Coal
6-30
110a
6-
25c
30c
(quar.)
Federal Pacific Electric—
6-15
144c
.
V
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd:«r-,;:_i
,
9-1
12-
Stores.
pfd
(s-a)__^.
>
Monthly
>
5-15
t25c
non-cum.
& Steel
(quar.)
Steel &
Dominion
,
Mines,
:
a.
Edison
Consolidated
Corby
•6-
9-15
12-15
,
;
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
Cook
.5-11
V 6-15
$15c
Standard
Semi-annual
Consolidated
6%
6- 1
,
,
$50c
Cigar Corp. (quar.)
Discovery Yellowknife
Consolidated
Consumers
5-11
6-
.
(s-a)
B
1
Dominion Foundries
Dominion
+$1.25
5-24
6-15
(quar.)
Casualty
Feueral-Mogul Bower
(quar.)__
5%
Industries
-
$5c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Class
;:5-18
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Electrohome
,
Common
:
,
___
Quarterly
*
Consolidated Building, Ltd.—
6% preferred A (quar.)
5-18
5-31
,
20c
.
Corset-Co.
Dominion.Dairies.
Dominion
.
'
7c
common
6-20
5-18
..
6-15
i
<
,
:
.
5%
^Dominion
7-20
6-15
.
(from
,
,,
' preferred *(quar.)_——i
20c
Confederation Life Assn. (Toronto) (qua$.)
$50c
Quarterly
____!
$50c
4%
Stock
5-29
Federal Life
Pepper Co. (increased-quar.)_
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)__
& Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
^___:
Dominion
8
1
Insurance
Federal
—
6-
7-
12toC
Corp.
Corp. (quar.)_
& Warehouse
Compress
Dome
30c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)_____
Bond &
Stock Fund
Mills
Ltd.
5-15
12 toe
Public Service,
vestment
Cone
1
Vv
8c
Quarterly
Community
Composite
Dr
6-
18%
Insurance—
Fed-Mart
Federal
:____
(quar.)
1
6-
$7.50
Traders Life
&
Fedders
;
_____^
Dobbs Houses. Inc.
5-18
^
...
prox.
'Syracuse)
*
Corp.
dividend
5-18
6-1
$1
6c
(initial-quar.)
Trust
Divco-Wayne
6-19
20c
deposit receipts (payment ap$1.68 less German tax of 25% )—
Farmers
Inc.
6-*l
»
(Louisville)—
_
Realty
1
Stock
:
Insurance
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico,
5.72%
6-
75c
;
Commonwealth
6-11
6-30
(Phila.)
—
Commonwealth
6-15
40c
(quar.)
Forests,
5-23
8
American
Diners Club, Inc. (stock dividend)
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd. (quar.)
4
5-15
7- 2
1
7-16
6-
(Germany)—
Hoechst A G
Farberwerke
6-
2%
t25c
Canadian, Ltd. (quar.)__—
Metallurgical Corp.
(quar.)___—_
Famous Players
—
—
20c
Commercial Credit Co. (quar.)
Commonwealth Land Title Insurance
4%
Dictaphone Corp., common
5% preferred -:
;_—a—
Diebold, Inc., new com. (initial-quar.)
5-14
$1,45
(stock dividend)
Famous Artists Schools
Fansteel
5-25
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
5.80%
25c
(quar.)j
B
(quar.)_^i_^—
common
preferred (quar.)_
Payable of Rec.
River Electric Light
Fall
Diamond Crystal Salt Co; (quar.)_i_—_____
Dickenson Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)_,—i..™-
$15c
Combined Locks
Class
$4
6-15
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
5-15
$1.25
_
5.35%
Name of Company
Diamond Alkali Co.,
6-15
_
common
(quar.)
2c
(s-a)
49
Per
Holder8
When
Payable of Rec,
Share
<
Colorado
(2533)
com.
(lnit
10c
5-31
5-18
50c
6-15
6-
20c
7-
1
6-15
$1.50
7-
1
6-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
—
——-
—
1
50
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2534)
When
Per
Name of Company
Georgia Marble Co.,
Share
■
f
(quar.)
Company
6-
1
New
6-
1
$2
8
5-25
Class
Class
B
Envelope,
Rubber
Globe
—-
Goldblatt
Golden
Bros.,
Nugget.
(B.
Goodwill
Stations.
F.)
Goodyear Tire
Gordon
Gossard
(H.
New
(2-for-l
(initial-quar.)
Grant
i.—
(quar.)
& Pacific Tea Co.
Dredge & Dock
(quar.)
-5
Life
Western
1
Class
6-
1
Class
1
7-13
5-23
6-15
6-
6-
6-
6-15
8-15
8-
1
5-
1
5-14
6-11
5-14
1
5-18
7-
1
6-
7-1
6-
6-
1
40c
6-
4
5-10
9
7-
4
2
5-18
6-15
6-30
6-
{15c
6-
1
5-24
t70c
6-
1
5-24
{62'/2c
Ay
—
6-
1
5-24
6-15
25c
Insurance
1
6-
(Houston)—
6-10
Life
Assurance
Sugar,
Shoe
pfd.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
B
b
net
8
6-
7-
2
6-
1
7-
2
6-
1
7-
57(40
2
6-
1
35c
6-
8
5-18
30c
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
7-
5c
_
5
6-21
$.02
Stock
Administered
General
Bond
Petroleum
—
—.
Fund
5-31
5-31
5-10
5-31
Growth Capital (from
ordinary Income)
Grumman Aircraft Engineering (quar.)
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
(Jacksonville, Fla.)
5-31
5-10
$.09
5-31
5-31
34c
6-
1
5-15
Corp.
(quar.)_
Supermarkets, class A
Electric Light
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
A
(Edward)
Lumber
(R.
&
en
American
(quar.)
Class
B
&
&
Ohio
RR.,
common
Co.
(N.
;
Corp. (quar.)
Co., 4.64%
.—
(stock
Bay
$1.41
Mining &
2nd
Foods
5-23
4%
6-15
4-13
4%
6-15
4-13
13%c
6-30
32yac
7-15
6-29
6-15
$1
7-15
7-15
—rv ■?r\
40c
6-11
i7y2c
Ltd—
/
{75C
5-18
6-
5-28
9
6-11
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
32c
6-
1
35'Ac
6-
1
5-18
40c
6-15
5-31
12 Vic
5-31
5-15
$1.25
5-31
5-15
$1.25
5-31
5-15
25c
(quar.)
6-15
6-
5-18
Trust—
■"7
(initial-quar.)
&
(quar.)
8
6-29
9-28
9-13
$2.75
preferred
5-
1
6-15
I-T-E
7-
1
6-15
Illinois Central RR.
25c
6-15
Circuit
Imperial
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Hackensack
Water
Corp.
F.)
Co.
$1.10
Breaker, 4.60%
(increased)
70c
'
common
Hammermill Paper,
Organ
common
Co.
A.)
Mining
Co.
Mfg.
preferred
Brace
{4c
6-
1
(quar.)_„
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
1
6-15
5-10
8-15
6-15
8..
-
7
6-
1
6-
1
American
7-
1
6-15
6-
1
;;
Steel
Institutional
'
Interior
5-11
6-
1
4-30
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-12
40c
(quar.)
com.
6-12
15c
.6-15
45c
6-
$1 50
Inc.
(N.
1
7-20
5-22
5-18
6-
1
5-10
7-
6
Y.)—
Quarterly
A
Harding Carpets, Ltd.,
Preferred
common
(quar.)
7%
Harris-Intertype
Harris-Tetter
Corp.
Super
Trust &
Electric
Co.
$4
6-15
7-
1
6-15
from
7-
1
6-15
International
6-29
6-15
Electric,
Co.
common
preferred
6-15
7-
7-
2
6-15
6-
8
5-25
6-
1
2
Interprovincial
6-
6-15
(quar.)
30c
6-30
6-12
ioc
6-15
6-
5
(quar.)—
25c
6-15
6-
8
23c
6-
5-16
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)_
Hawaiian Telephone,
common
21(4c
27(4c
28%c
II
(quar.)
8
7-15
25c
-
7-15
V
77-
5
5
7-15
7-
5
7-15
7-
5
14'/2c
6-12
5-23
12c
6-12
5-23
12(4c
6-12
5-23
12%c
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
,6-12
5-23
5%
preferred (quar.)
514%
Motor
Co., 3.65% pfd. (quar.)
Industries (quar.)
Express (quar.)
_
I_IIIIII
and
Investment
6%.
5-23
Investors Diversified
Class A (quar.)
6-
Investors
5-11
6-
8
6%
2
20c
6-15
6-
15c
6-29
6-15
1
5-
1
5-11
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
$1.12 y2
4
..
26'Ac
10c
6-20
.
9-
1
9-
1
$1.12%^
9-
1
common,
8-14
38y2e
$1.12 y2
(quar*)^
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
.
com.
Corp.
(quar.)
Services,
5-31
6-
1
5-10
6-29
17 Vac
6-15
\>
6-
r.;x
"£■:
1
7-
2
10-
1
9-15
1-2-63
12-15
—
iiissi.
87yaq
87 Vac
:
87y2C
6-15
18c
6-
{6'Ac
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
5-11
40c
common
30c
2
I
6-15
6-15
5-25
7-
1
6-15
35c
7-
2
6-21
20c
6-
1
5-21
43c
(quar.)
6-15
5-25
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
$1.-18%
Industries
7-
37'/a
6-
(quar.)>l:—
6-
(quar.)
5-15
6-
1
20c
5
5-14
6-21
{20c
Assn
1
6-15
c
60c
5-31
7-
$1
2
6-
8
1
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
30c
Fund
6-
6-
2%
Bond
6-15
16c
7-
1
6-
6
Series
49c
6-15
5-31
3c
6-15
5-31
50c
6-11
5-10
7-
6-
6-15
10c
6-15
?-15
Kirsch Co.
(quar.)
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
Knape & Vogt Mfg.. (extra)
25c
7-
5-28
35c
6-15
5-31
15c
6-
5-15
Knickerbocker
Biologicals,
45c
Inc.
<N.
1
2
5
8
Y.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
...
8V4C
8'Ac
9-15
9-
Quarterly
8'Ac
12-15
12-
1
ORr.
6-14
6-
1
Knudsen
Creamery
(quar.)
Koehring Co., 5%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Kollmorgen
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)^
6-15
6-
1
1
62y2C
6-15
6-29
6-15
7>/aC
Corp.
6-29
68 %c
.
—1:—.—
6-15
6-
1
"
Class
(monthly)—
14c
6-
1
5-7
5-21
Class
(monthly)..
14c
6-
1
5-
7
Class
(monthly)
14c
7-
2
6-
6
Class
14c
7-
2
6-
6
6-
8
5-11
(monthly)
(monthly)
14c
8-
1
7-
6
6-
1
5-15
(monthly)
14c
8-
1
7-
6
40c
6-12
Class
Class
S.)
(S.
Co.
(quar.)..
Kroger Company, common
6%: 1st pfd. (quar.)..
5-29
5-
{40c
6-
1
5-15
{50c
6-
1
1
5-10
5-31
4-27
Labrador
4-27
LaCrosse
5-22
27y2c
6-
1
4-27
$1.50
7-
2
6-15
$1.75
8-
1
7-16
tll'/aC
7-
1
6-
{10c
6-
1
5-18
{50c
6-
7
5-10
(quar.)
5-15
6-
1
5-31
7-
2
6-
{75c
6-
1
5-11
i2y2C
5-31
5-16
15C
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
1
7%
2nd preferred
Labatt
(John)
Stock
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Telephone
20c
(quar.)
dividend
2.92%
Lake
Superior District Power, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.
(quar.)—
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (Sr-a)—^
Lambert (Alfreds Inc., class A (incr. quar.l)
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
6-
4
5-17
Lambton Loan
27%c
7-
2
6-12
Lamston
in¬
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp., class A (quar.)
Mining & Exploration (annual)
15c
Class
A
A
6-
{60c
7-16
6-15
1
(M.
Lau
Bryant,
5-15
6-
1
5-15
40c
Blower
7-16
6-15
Laura
10c
6-
5
5-25
Laurentide
25c
$1.50
6-
1
5-18
Lawyers
Inc.—
6'A%
Lawter
2c
7%c
7-10
7-
1
1
7-10
7-
3c
6-
1
5-22
Leath
75c
6-
1
5-22
Lee
Candy
preferred
Shops
Corp.
Lear, Inc.
&
5-10
6-15
(quar.)
9-28
9-14
12-31
i2y2c
25c
•
12-17
7-
3
6-15
6-
1
5-18
6-
■.
(Va.) (quar.)
(increased s-a)
Inc.. (stock
(quar.)
Company
ti7y2c
t3iy4c
(quar.)
G.)
1
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-17
5-10
y6-
8
5-15
Ltd.—
Title Insurance Corp.
Cnemicals, Inc.
(R.
1
6-30
Financial
LeTourneau
6-
6-
6-29
25c
{38c
Co
Secord
6-15
25c
& Investment Co.
H.), Inc. (quar.)_.
split
Inc. (quar.)—__———
1
1
{10c,
(quar.)
Lane
5-22
11-
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Class
6-30
11-15
.
8
32c
6-for-5 stock
6-28
Funding of New York—
preferred
(quar.)
_!
Investors Loan Corp., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
8
(semi-annual from net investment
54y2c
(quar.)
8-14
5-21
{75c
Ltd.,
6-15
8c
Investment
68 %c
net
8-14
$1.05
$1.08%——==2.—
5-15
\
(quar.)_
8-14
6-26
Labrador
:
8-14
5-31
$1.25
*
5-14
1
1
6-
6-18
6-18
-
5-22
1
99-
12 Vic
Kratter
$1.31%
:
Class B
7-
6-
6-
$1
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
6c
Foundation,
Commercial
7-16
75c
(quar.).;
6-12
1
5-14
6-
Kimberly Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kingsport Press Inc. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp.
27y2c
income)
preferred
Investors
60c
25c
Interstate Securities Co.. 5'/a%
pfd.
Investment Co.
of
America
(from
vestment
5-11
21c
4.36%
preferred
(quar.).
Interstate Motor Freight (quar.)___
5-28
1
5-14
1
common
dividend
"B-l"
Kresge
income
Lines—
preferred
9
{30c
quar.)
Line, Ltd. (increased)
Interstate
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Interstate Hosts, Inc., common...
91 (4c
J.)
Curtis
(incr.
Pipe
20c
13%c
5-31
1
income)
1
6-
6-
15c
Silver
12 Vic
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)
Mining Co. (anar.)_
Hecla
(quar.)
(quar.)
International Telephone &
Telegraph—
5'A% preferred (quar.)
Interstate
1
6-15
t40c
4%
preferred (quar.)
International Textbook
Co
5-10
7-
4
5-
Ltd.—
Corp. (incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
6-29
6-29
5%
investment
Utilities
7-16
25c
4(4%
4,80%
conv.
1
5-16
6-
Keystone Growth Fund Series "K-2" (semi¬
annual from net investment income).
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
5V2%
common
Co.
48 %c
Hartford Times
Agricultural
$2
6-
7c
(quar.)
net realized profits)
International
1
7
1
Fund—
27(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harvey Aluminum, class A
Hastings Mfg. Co
Resistance
net
6-
5-
$1
25c
(quar.):
Insurance
Corp.,
Resources
from
6-15
6-
75c
(quar)
International
(4c
7-16
{15c
common
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
7-30
$1.75
Harvester,
International
5-17
11-16
10c
International Parts Corp., class A
(quar.)
International Petroleum, Ltd.
(quar.)
5-18
Light Co.—
preferred
B
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
11-30
25c
;
1
2
6-11
Oil
Land
Keystone
Machines Corp.—
lOc
(quar.)
1
40c
Quarterly
7
25c
(quar.)
MarKars
Savings Bank
Chemical
Fire
Inc
7-
5-16
6-20
4.80%
1st
preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
5-18
Fund—
class
Business
preferred
7-
$0.3593%
Richardson,
A
International Investors, Inc.—
(From net investment income)
International Nickel Co. (Canada)
6-
8c
(quar.)
&
6-11
5-16
6-
Fibre,
Stock
5-10
1
{20c
International
(quar.)
1
7-
20c
Foundation
International
{$1.63
International—
preference
6-11
6-
$1.06 y4
:
12 (4c
Farms
20c
30c
Quarterly
1
1
5-24
5-18
5-31
60c
;
Kerr-McGee
5-15
1
$1.25
Corp., class
(quar.)__
Co.
5-
6-15
6-
20c
Breweries,
International
25c
Refractories,
(quar.)
Quarterly (from investment income)
5-28
$1.25
(quar.)
4c
5-14
1
25c
preferred
{75c
6c
9
6-
$1
Company (quar.)
County Land Co. (quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
Keyes
25c
6-
95c
(quar.)
Keweenaw
(monthly)
5
8
5-16
Kerite
5-25
(quar.)
6-
5-16
(quar.)-.^__r_
5-16
A
1
6-15
,
1
Refining (quar.).
_J±—_
Kent-Moore Organization Inc.
(quar.)
Kentucxy Utilities, common (quar.)
1
(Canada)
66-
6-
(quar.)
Company,
8
Ltd.
Inland
1
5-11
1
6-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
6-
Corp.
Container
6-
6-11
7-
1
Kendall
6-
7- 2
1
95c
A
50c
Water
Inland
2
5-31
1
—
Douglas, Ltd., class
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
20c
shares
Ingram & Bell,
7-
5-25
8
$1.05
;
Kelly
37'Ac
American shares
5-23
6-
7-14
Industria Electrica De Mexico S.A.—
6-18
lie
(quar.)_.
&
57V2C
8
6-
$1
314% preferred (quar.)
3V2% preferred (quar.)
Kellwood Co. (quar.)
4%%
6-
6-
_
Company (quar.)
Kaymarq Consolidated Corp.—
84c
preferred (monthly)
Kellogg company—
3»/a% preferred (quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-
Corp.—
(quar.)
Water (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
6-11
5c
(quar.)
5%
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
Indianapolis
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
World,
Gas
5-23
7-
6-
6-30
6-30
7-18
5-15
8
$1.25
Lignt,
Monthly
(quar.)
Assurance
General
5-11
6-18
$1
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
8
10c
Co.
Hanna
6-
Ni5c
Inc.
Handy & Harman, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
iM.
6-25
{25c
Handy Andy (quar.)
Hanna
Life
Indiana
8
{$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Handmacher-vogel,
6-
$1.06(4
6-15
$1.12 Vi
Works
Flo-Glaze
Properties,
class
Incorporated Investors
5-15
$1.12(4
•
common
convertible
5-15
1
6-20
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:
Watch,
1
6-
60c
Ltd
Paper,
preferred
6-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines,
5-18
25c
Printing
Co.
5-18
6-15
Tool
Indiana
(quar.)
(W.
6-15
$1.05
;
12-13
6-30
68 %c
Income
preferred
12-28
12c
1
6-
6-
Kern
5-18
$4.40
.
7
6-15
$4.20
:
(quar.)
6-11
7-
$1.29
(quar.)
$1.25
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
8-
6-15
6-
iatsssrix
(quar.)
$4.50
7-10
$.59375
Kawneer
6-14
$1.25
6-15
1
$1.1875
Kendall
(quar.)
5-25
$1.1875
(quar.)
Kavanau
5-11
31 ViC
3iy4c
(quar.)
1
2
$1.03125
I
:arr—'
preferred
Katz Drug
6-
$1.08%
preferred
preferred
6-15
35c
(quar.)_
4.50%
preferred
5-31
5-18
7-
25C
—
(quar.)
5%
1
8
Light—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4Va%
7-
6-29
75c
-rgKrzi,
4.35%
6-29
5-31
6-
$1.25
preferred
&
5-31
5-31
1
62y2c
~
6-29
$1.10
(quar.)—
:
(quar.)
preferred
Power
1
1
*.
preferred
Kansas
777-
25c
4.50%
6-29
7-15
5-31
25c
(quar.)
4.20 %
3
15c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
5-31
7-
Chemical
4.35%
3.80%
3
$.225
preferred
5-18
7-
{3c
—^1—LrEtir,.
City Power &
4.20%
1
$1.25
$1.11
Helm's
6-
7
5-10
67 8
93 %c
Co.—
Common (quar.)
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
5-17
3
6-
(quar.)
Illinois
(H.
1
7-
(quar.)
Imperial
Heinz
6-
40c
5-29
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1959)
(guar.)—
4%%
5-21
5-21
8-
(quarf)——_
conv.
Kansas
5-17
(quar.)
5-18
Helene
1
6-
preferred
5-18
Hawaiian
4
preferred
preferred
5-18
Hawaiian
2-
93 %c
Industries, common
A
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
6-15
3.90%
2-28-63
$1.25
preferred
6-15
Hartford
6
{12y2c
(quar. )__<_(quar.)
Smelting,
preferred
Gas
common
$1.27
Hartford
7-
5-21
1
1
^
preferred
4%%
1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
4Va%
;
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper,, common
preferred "A (quar.)
5.12% preferred B (quar.)
$1.25
preferred
Harshaw
7-31
4%%
6-
6-
$1.75
Co.
&
4
55c
—_
Paper
Sons
Common
6-20
——
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lighting & Power
Hubinger Co. (quar.)
(E.)
5-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Kokenge Co.
Aluminum
1
xiy2%
(quar.)
(quar.)—„„„
Machine
Sutherland
6-
4
Light—
Laughlin Steel—
&
Kahn's
5-18
4.40%
Hugoton
KVP
5-18
15c
Houston
(quar.)
Harris
6-12
6-12
6-29
4%
preferred
(quar.)
$4.44 preferred (quar.)
Harrington
15c
quar.)
preferred
preferred
Hudson
Julian
4
xiy4%
xiy4%
5%
of America—
convertible
3%%
&
5-
xl%%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
7
5%
35c
(quar.)
$5
6(4%
5-
5%
dividend)
$1.16
—
preferred
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Gulf States Utilities, common
Hardee
5-29
$1.12%
I
\
Y.)—
Jonnson
Lamson
1
2%
I—
1
pfd.
&
4
6-
x$1.75
(quar.)
3%% preferred
Co.,
&
&
Jones
9
25c
preferred (quar.)
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Corp
5%
Johnson
Kaiser
Household Finance Corp., com.
11-23
6%
$0,764
5-
5%
12-10
(quar.)
Power
Harcourt,
5-15
5-31
7-13
$1.25
preferred
Hansen
5-31
N.V.—
5-25
8-24
Hammond
5-15
10%
(reduced
preferred
Tea
7%
Power
5-
15c
5-25
1
1
5-25
4%
6-15
6-
8-
6-11
Hamilton
40c
1
6-11
9-10
4(4%
8-
Huttig Sash & Door
$1.25
Hamermill
8-15
.
;
Hutchinson Sugar, Ltd.
$1.25
Halliburton
10c
(quar.)
1
15c
9
(quar.)
Hallnor
6-15
10c
Co. (quar.)
Staalfabrieken
8
(quar.)
Hajoca
6-29
(quar.)
B
5-11
37(4c
(quar.)
4%
6-15
10c
Winston, Inc.
Hardart
Class
1
10c
Manufacturing (quar.)
Shoppes, Inc., common (stock dividend)
5%
7-10
6-
Central
1
{20c
Common
Hoskins
5%
5-14
5-31
6-
dividend
&
Hunt
Jockey Club, Ltd
Johns-Manville Corp.
5-31
6-25
6-29
Corp
M.)
deposit rets
Common
New
Jewel
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Horizon Land Corp. (stock dividend)
5%
5-15
5-15
Jersey
Jones
Mines,
Co.,
1
25c
Gold
Glass
6-
25c
4(4%
Hot
Jeannette
6-1
{25c
dividend)™
common
$5
5-15
{45c
Hooker Chemical Corp., common (quar.)
Hoover Company, class A (quar.)
Hotel
10-15
$1.25
(stock
Jamaica
1
6-
44c
(quar.)
6-
{15c
Honeggers
Horner
7-16
10-25
8
2
5-
39c
preference E (quar.)
•*•••,•
Water Supply, common
(qugr,)
preferred A (quar.)
r„i_~——
Jantzen, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.).—
5-31
34 %c
(initial)
Consolidated
Hoogovens
5%
6-
6-30
7-25
2
5-
1
35%c
Public
preference D
5-
6-
$1.05
t>%
Manufacturing—
common
Rinehart
Horn
6-29
37'%'c
(quar.)
conv.
5-
preferred
Hall
,
(quar.)
common
6-
preferred
$5.08
5c
11c
25c
25c
Hotels
1
$5
Oil
6-
6-20
$5
$5
$1.09%
12 (4c
Mobile
Gulf
5%
(quar.)
_
5-10
37(4c
Quarterly
Gulf
0%
preferred
Homestake Mining (quar.)
Valve Mfg.
(quar.)
5-10
$.08
6-15
5-15
Homestead
5-10
$.09
Fund
Shares
2
1
6-11
97 %c
(quar.)
Service, Ltd.,
preference (quar.)
preference B (quar:)
preference C (quar.)
7%
5-15
Holt
5-10
$0.15
$.012
'
Fund
7-
Jamaica
1
(quar.)
common
5%
shares
Common
6-15
2
1
Hollingshead
Equipment
Capital Growth Fund
7-
1%
Chemical,
Hudson
income
Aviation-Electronics—Electrical
dividend
6-20
6-
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Jacquin (Charles) et Cie
Jeager Machine (quar.)
5-25
6-30
10c
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
27y2c
Inc.
Hollinger
8
$1.6(4
.
(quar.)
investment
66-
5-15
1
6-15
10c
Dunlap, Inc.
Group Securities, Inc.—
2
6-30
25c
(quar.)
&
from
7-
8
6-
$1.62 Vi
(quar.)——
common
6-
{10c
—
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (initial)
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
Inc.,
6-15
2
$1.75
:
6'/2%
Co.,
1
7-
1
6-15
50c
6-
Hobart
1
7-
4-
17y2C
preferred A (quar.)
Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd
Hinde & Dauch. Ltd. (quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Winnipeg Gas, Ltd
Gas
1
912-
{$1.50
(quar.)
common
6-
9-10
12-10
4-11-63
Newport
Stock
40c
$.04166
—
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
6-
5%
1
Ltd.—
(monthly)
Creamery
5(4%
4-13
6-
A
$1.76
6-15
6-15
24c
1
Quarterly
8
5-31
3-
20c
Hilton
4
5-
3-11-63
87 Vac
Hill
1
6-
$.04166
(quar.)
Hilo
5-15
5-31
(monthly)
1
2
7- 2
5%
I
preferred
Hill's
3
6-
1
7-
6-15
2
471/aO
111111111
Public
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Iowa Southern Utilities Co.—
Common
(increased)
4% %
8
6-15
2-
Stock
5-24
6
2-11-63
7-
60c
Service, common (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
3(4 %
5-15
6-30
$.04166
A
Heyden
4
6-
(monthly)
12-
Holders
Pdyable of Rec.
53%•
3.90%
12-31
*
47Vac
3.75%
1
12-10
1-10-63
Heublein,
5-18
Iowa
1
$.04166
Hershey
5-18
1
$.04166
Hershey Chocolate Corp., new com.
,
5-15
1
6-
{17y2c
Greater
Gulf
6-
7-
40c
West
Fully
A
40c
Great
All
Class
{15c
4
.
Great
Class;
A
7-
93%c
30c
(quar.)—.
Quarterly
Grossett
A
Class
6-
20c
30c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Grolier,
Class
6-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern Paper (quar.)
Green
5-28
6-25
Hines
$2.50
7%
11-
6-
45c
$2.80
Greeley
11-10
6-15
split)
Southern
$.04166
New
Great Northern Gas Utilities,
Common (increased (s-a)
Great
A
8-
50%
Great Laxes Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Great Lakes
Power.
Ltd.
(quar.)__
Great
1
Co.—
preferred
Lakes
Great
1
10-
6-13
20c
45c
,
Co., new common (initial)
T.) Company, common (quar.)
Great Atlantic
9-
10-10
(Wash¬
auarterly
(W.
3%%
&
stock
Increased
Granitevilte
9-10
$.04166
22/ac
—
(quar.)
Employees Corp. (s-a)
Employees
Insurance
D.
C.)
(stock dividend)R.)
$.04166
A
Co.—
common
(W.
(monthly)—I
Class
12Vac
30c
(quar.)
class A
Government
ington,
A
55c
Government
Grace
8-
When
Share
(quar.)
com.
4.30%
6-30
8-10
6-13
50c
(quar.)
W.)
6-
7-10
$.04166
10c
Inc.
Rubber
&
Corp.
6-11
(monthly)
(monthly)—
$.04166
A
10c
$1.50
15c
(quar.)—
Co.
Jewelry Corp.,
Gorham
$.04166
A
Class
15C
(quar.)
Inc.
Inc
Goodrich
(monthly)
Class
10c
—
Inc. (Pa.) (quar.)—
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Stock
&
A
1
5-15
5-25
7Vac
Knitting Mills,
Gloray
Gold
Class
5-
6-12
17 /2c
I7%e
13c
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Globe Wernicke Industries (quar.)
5-23
5-15
6-11
Company
Electric, Light & Power,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric—
Common
(quar.)
Stock dividend
5-23
1
7-10
System
6-25
Appley—
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)
°c
Products
Security
6-25
50c
5
6-25
10c
(quar.)_
Globe
Globe
&
"
15c
(quar.)
Class
class A (quar.)—*
Glenmore Distillers,
Herman
A
Iowa
4.80%
(initial)
common
class
Per
Name of
5-31
Co.—
6-
(monthly)
A
Powder
5-28
7y2%
(quar.)
Corp.
Shale Brick
(monthly)—
A
Hercules
6-15
Class
Company (quar.)—
—
Glaxo
Group,
Ltd.,
Amer.
dep. receipts—
(Less British income tax of 38%%)
Formerly called Glaxo Laboratories
Class
5-24
Payable of Rec.
7y2c
_
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
Holders
When
Share
(quar.)
6-
27/ac
1/c
:
&
Glen-Gery
1
6-
2,/%c
„„i/
Ginn
Henderson's Portion
6-23
—*/*
(increased-quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Inc.,
Food,
Gillette
5-24
6-23
dividend
Gerber Products Co.
Giant
1
6-
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Per
Name of Company
6-
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Stock
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
common
,
.
dividend)—
20c
6-
1
5-10
6-20
6-
6-
1
5-16
1%
6-
1
5-10
8c
6
10c
(quar.)
Way Motor Freight
6-11
5-11
35c
7-
1
6-
9
10c
6-20
6-
5
Volume
19ft
Number
6163
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
—1V*
Per
Name of Company
4
Leece-Neville
Lee
H.
Lee
Way
D.
Leesona
Co.,
Lehigh
Coal
&
LNC
shares)
mon
Lemke
Corp
($1
par)
(B.
L.)
6-20
6-
6-11
•
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
of
(quar.)
Estate.Trust
&
Casualty
Quarterly;
Insurance Co.
_.___
Life Insurance
17 Vic
Co. of Virginia
A
(qqarJ.
Co
6-
1
:
2;
.
6-14
6-10
6-5
5-25
6-10
,6-15
6-
Metal
"
1
21c
—
.6-
1
6-
1
5-
12Vic
6-29
6-
$1.10
$1.10
6-10
\ 5-17
:
9-10
8-17
.:
Original
$1.10
12-10
11-16
,——
(quar.)
Stock
—
8
American
of
stock split)
deposit
'
.
B
$2.40
$0,076
per
1
—
—
1st
Local
preference
Inc.
6-
Lockheed
6-
1
Lone
Life
Star
4.84%
•ais
6-
1
5-15
12Vic
Co.
$85c
_
6-11
$1.21
6-15
-
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
25c
(Can.)
common
—
(P.) Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisville Cement
'.quar j
60c
7-
7-
&
Louisville
Title
Lower
St.
4%%
Nashville,
Co.
RR.
6-
75c
6-12
35c
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Lawrence
Power
__
Co.
preferred (quar.)__:
(Walter M.),
Ltd.
(quar.)_,
Lubrizol
Corp.
(quar.)______;
:
Increased
Lucky
$22 Vic
——■_,
Co.
Corporation
Metal
3-31
7-16
J*15
^.^25
6-
5-28
25c
'6-30
8
/
35c
(stock
Products
6-
&
M
S
Store
D
L
20c
!—.
dividend)-
(quar.)—__—
Fixtures^. Inc.
Industries
(quAh)
e-i8
6-11
•
%25
6-22
5%
1
6-11/ -^-31
12 %c
.—
(quar.)
10c
._
_
Bowling
MecWhyte
Madsen
4-15
f
6-12
'..^-24
$ 15c.
6-15
5-16
6-15
—
Centers,
Inc.
"Y
Company
(quar.)
Gold Mines,
Lake
35c
Ltd.
Magnavox -Company
Maher
Ltd. (quar.)___
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
Con-v.
Maine
Public
4.757c
Service,
preferred
Mallory
(P.
Manhattan
Manitoba
Class
R.)
Shirt
&
A
Saskatchewan
(s-a)
25c
7-
(s-a)
5-11
$20c
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
6-
1
5-14
6-1
5-14
$10c
$20c
(quar.)
~
&
issue-, called
for
dividend
above
■f
5-14
,,
'•
6-11
6-21
50c
:
^6- 1
6-22
5-31
45c
-
6-
6-
1
10c
8-
6
,
(quar.)—-
35c
-
5-31
5-15
..
.
7-20
,
,
5-15
—
15
"
Maryland Casualty Co.
Mason
Electronics
Massey-Ferguson,
5%%
Ltd.,
4%%
Mathews
Conveyor
47 %c
5c
Maxson
Department
1
5-15
6-15
5-18
5-18
$$1.12%
$1.12%
6-15
'
•
•
.
5-18
(quar.)
5-
8
25c
6-
1
5-15
17Vic
7-
2
6-15
Neb.)—
40c
Life
Insurance
Products
6-11
&
(quar.)
6-12
5-31
5-18
6-15
6-
$10c V
Chemicals
Philipp
56%c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5-18
6-29
6-15
IVic
6-29
6-15
$25c
Class
B
(quar.)
I
i_
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5Vi% pfd. (quar.)____
$5.10
1
15c
6-29
6-
$1.37%
$1.27%
___________
(quar.)
Power
&
preferred
Minnesota
Light,
"(quar.)
common
Co.
Mississippi Glass,
'__
Power,
$4.60
6-
2
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
preferred
18c
_!____
Rubber
Fine
(quar.)
Co.
Machine
Monarch
Mills
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
10c
6-15
6-15
"
6-
(increased
quar.)
8-15
25c
6-
1
Co.
5-31
6-15
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
5-15
(quar.)—
35c
$1.12%
(quar.)_l_————1
$1.17%
(quar.
$1.27%
7'•' 7-
' " 5-31"
1
1
,
(Italy) American shares
Approximately 92c per share
_!__
Class
Moore
A
'
(E. R.)
Corp.,
Products
Ltd.
(John)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
Corp.
Clemens Industries, 6%
6% preferred (quar.)
as
Metal
known
Products
Co.
pfd.
Co.
6-30
6-1
5-1
6-15
5-31
6.
6-
4
7-27
$3.50
35c
" 6-20
'
5-23
7-16
6-
1
12-20
12-
1
6-28
6-
5c
6-
1
5-15
$1.37%
6-1
1
5-15
1
5-15
5-15
85c
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)__
■
20c
7-
30c
~
6-15
6-
1
7-
6-
8
$50c
!
$1
2
1
6-19
Murphy
(quar.)
(G.
C.)
Co.
(quar.)
55c
Muskegon Piston Ring
Shares
Mutual
6-11
5-17
55c
5-31
5-17
est
62 %c
6-29
6-15
2c
1
Corp.
(from
6-
6-29
6-
6-12
5-28
6-29
6-
4c
realized
5-31
8
8
from
net
investment
securities
income
(initial
quar.)
Co.
Publishing Co.
(quar.)._
preferred
(quar.)
Common
Mclntyre
McKesson
(N.
&
Mine
Robbins
Machine
<fc
Inc.
<incr.-quar.)_^^
(quar.)
Engineering
6-14
6-12
6-30
y5-25
Co.
National
Bank
$30c
6-
1
6
1
*6-20
3-
stock
National
1
National
6-15
6-
25c
6-12
5-25
National
(Ohio)
Trust
Bank
National
of
(Norwich,
N.
approval
Biscuit
Co.,
Castings
City Lines
Dairy
2%
r
(N.
subject
Y.)
to
5-25
new
Co.
common
(initial)
Coal
5-25
2
6-
6-11
.
•
.
5-15
1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
4
5-23
,..•!
•
.
\ 6/
$1.31%
t62%c
t$1.12%
1
5-15
6-1
5-15
6-6-
1
5-
2
6,
1
1
5-
2
6-1
5-
2
5-
8
25c
6-
*
6-1
8
5-15
5-15
Mfg.
7
6-15
6-
2%
8-16
7-16
6%
'
37%c
7-13
6-15
25c
6-11
5-21
Pacific
5%%
6-15
5-25
Pacific
50c
6-
5-17
Pacific
9
6-15
1
6-
1
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
6-
1
5-15
40c
6-11
5-18
6-29
1
5-
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
$1.02
6-
1
5-
9
15c
6-15
9c
5-15
6-15
5-15
20c
6-11
5-18
25c
Chemical
*•-
9
$1.10
—
'
5-18
6-
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Wholesale Ltd.,
6-
6-29
7-
40c
$1.12%
6-
8
5-11
6-
7
5-24
12%c
37%c
6-11
5-29
—50c
6-11
5-19
$1.19
7-
1
6-19
$1
7-
1
class A
6-11
6-
6-29
6-22
6-
5-11
J15c
A
•
6-19
10c
35c
(quar.)
1
1
fl5c
12-
45c
(quar.)
6-10
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
$1.10
(quar.)
90c
Atlantic
Canadian
Far East
preferred
Finance
Line,
Inc.,
(quar.)
5-15
6-15
6-
1
7-
5
6-
5-11
5
$1
7-
1
6-12
25c
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
Ltd.
t3c
6-
1
5-15
common
31 %c
6-29
6-13
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-15
6-
5
5-22
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
15c
$0.328125
j
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-29
37%c
Co.
Products
1
7-25
62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Robinson
Hawaiian
11-
10c
Investment,
Coast Co., 5%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
3
25c
Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
Paper Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
Gamble
4
2%
preferred
Pacific
5-
$1.11
5
.
8
5-23
1
$1.14
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
Oxford
25c
6-
6-11
6-
97%c
Tail
Oxford
6-
15c
i$1.75
$1.10
___:
Corp
Mathieson
30c
(quar.)____
7-
32%c
32%c
$1.12%
6-30
■
5-31
3%
Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Ben
Pacific
(quar.)
Products
Co.
preferred
Pacific
•
-
(resumed)
6-15
25c
(a
stock-
July 5)
on
(quar.)
Transportation Co. (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fibergas
(quar.)__;
Owens-Illinois Class, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Y.)—
(Okla.)
Westchester
of
(quar.)
dividend)
$3.60
40c
dividend
holders
1
37 %c
&
pfd.
Overnite
Common
National Bank of Tulsa
National
-
Quarterly
5-21
6-29
Y.)—
_______
Porcupine
6-11
6-15
$1.37%
_
35c
15c
(reduced)
McGraw-Hill
40c
15c
:
Ray) & Co. (quar.)___
Edison
«,„■
6-15
6-15
7-25
'6-15
tl5c
*
dividend
Class
"
common
$68%c
4$1
$4.40
8
plus
profits)
1
,
40c
(quar.)__,
(quar.)__
preferred
Otter
Co.—
McDermott (J.
Oil
Oshawa
Trust, certificates of beneficial inter¬
(2c
from
7-
„
Power
Osborn
capital
.___
1
$1.12%
—
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4.75% preferred B (quar.)_
4% preferred D (quar.)
Orpheum Building
(s-a)___
5-10
6-29
25c
___:
(reduced)
gains)
6-
10c
40c
1
Mutual
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oliver Tyrone Corp.
(quar.)
Olympla Brewing (quar.)
1
10c
Extra
Muskogee Co.
common
(quar.)
Olin
5-1
Preferred
7-
75c
Okanagan Helicopters, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Oklahoma, Mississippi River Products Lines
Quarterly
6-20
6-20
12 %c
(quar.)__
6-15
6-15
6-15
4.08%
5-30
6-11
Murphy
Corp.
6-15
1
1
«
,
preferred
Old
dividend)
1
777-
(quar.)
(quar,i_
(quar.)
4.20%
6-1
6-20
2%
;
5-25
5-29
40c
preferred
4.40%
3c
dividend)^
(stock
5-25
6-20
6-20
t50c
quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
»
2%
(stock
A
5-21
5-15
$1.43%
(quar.)
(stock
1
6-1
6-20
$1.40
(quar.)__p„r_,._„
preferred
Ohio
Laboratories—
A
Class
6-
6
$1.45
(quar.)
3.90%
7-17
22%c
Film
4.40%
5-25
Ohio
Quarterly
5-17
$1.37%
—
8
5-1J,
5-11
Class
6-15
9
44c
Inc. (Del.)
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)___
Ohio
Crankshaft
(quar.)
Ohio Edison Co.,
common
(quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)
5-11
—
2
37%c
Oceanariura
6-15
5-31
Supply
(quar.)__
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph—
7-
76-
5-31
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.
6-15
6-30
5-31
Fuel
6-29
7-20
5-31
.■
(equal to approxi¬
mately $1.40 per share less Union of South
lc
(s-a)^
Electronics
(initial)
5-31
7-16
Africa tax)
6c
preferred
6-20
20c
(quar.)
5-10
.
Mountain
1
$1
1
6c
J
5-31
30c
6-
;
-
6-
6-11
8
;
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc.
6-28
6-20
(initial)
5-23
Clemens
-
(quar.)
Extra
Movielab
new com.
6-
6c
Mt.
5-10
42%c
(quar.)
Service—
4.56%
(quar.)____
10-11
12%c
6-1
,10c
:
NOTE:
Mount Diablo
Inc.
7-12
1
25c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Ltd.
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
NuTone,
1
6-20
(quar.)
Light & Power, 5%
preferred
8
8-
10c
1
$1
Mt.
Formerly
Co.
(increased
preferred
6-
11-
37%c
6-
40c
'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
5-15
$1
6-20
20c
(quar.)____.
Manufacturing
6-15
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
Nova Scotia
4%
6
2%
Finance
5-18
<quar.)___
7-2
t$1.18%
;
8
1
8
J5c
*
(Chicago)
Public
preferred
4%%
6-6
2
1
6-
6-
J55c
5c
15c
dividend
Morton
6-
7-
Paper
Common
5%%
5-10
7-16
6-
6-22
quar.)
$25c
4%%
Co.
k
6-15
25c.,
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4%%
5-10
6-12
25c
(quar.)
&
;
$1.75
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
Motor
(quar.)__
;
(Henry),
Stock
20%"
Company (initial)
Moore
Moore
Morgan
common
(quar.)
6-12
___
8
preferred
Northwestern
»
>
dividend
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
4.50%
5-31
Montecatini
6-
common
Lines
Bancorporation,
Northwest
5-31
:
6-30
6-
343/8c
(Illinois)
Utilities.
Northwest
7-1% .,5-31
.7-1,
8
8
.
5-26
25c
;\
(quar.)_______^.
66-
30c
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Quebec Power, common (quar.)
Trust
8
6-30
Ohio
Northland
8
$1.31%
preferred
Northern
"
8
6-
15c
Natural
1st
6-
6-30
Co
preferred
6-
6-30
15c
Van
Gas
5-11
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
Gas
1
6-30
15c
American
Penn
6•'
90c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
American Refractories
5%%
5-18
__
45c
$1
Investment,
preferred
Northern
8
lt.L
6-15
Car Corp.—
(initial)
5.75%
'5-18
9-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-15
' 6-29
15cJ
Tool
Chemical
!
30c
12%c
1".
5-18
2
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
5-18
87%c"
1
(semi-annual)—:
1
7-
97%c
(increased
Ry.,
5-31
6-
Ltd.
5.60%
5-18
$1.05
"
common
Shore
6-15
$1.02Va
Gas, common
5 % %
preferred
(quar.)—
5.80% preferred (quar.).:
5-16
1
4
(quar.)
Mining,
Northern
5-16
6-
(quar.)
Foods
6-1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Monarch
5-14
25c
5-
Northeastern Water, $4 prior pfd.
(quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service, com
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
5-14
$1.38
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
American
North
6-15
6-12
Western
American
North
5-31
.
6-
$1.21%
common
North River Insurance
5-31
1
6-12
$1.07%
(quar.)
common
Industries, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_l_"____2___^.____
Mohawk
7-
%%
Utilities,
preferred
6-16
6-16
60c
8
4
...
North
6-15
65-
85c
North
6-15
2
&
preferred
8
1
1
(quar.)__
Ltd.
preferred
6%
8-30
7-
Mines,
5%%
5-28
7-
A
New
5-25
$1.15
(quar.)__
Co.,
6-
7-
\
(quar.)_
Chemical
.North
6-8
9-11
dividend
Monsanto
9
7-2
1
60c
preferred
Normetal
-7- 21-^ 6-15
5c
RR.,
class
A
Missouri Public Service, common
preferred
preferred
■North
.,l6-$l
£,
6-12
common
Pacific
3%%
\
25c
B,
4.20%
5-18
6-25
6-125-21
5-28
7-
32%c
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (12c from net invest¬
ment income plus 18c from undistributed
long-term capital gains)
6%
,
2
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
V;.
5-31
7-
J60c
(quar.)
preferred
Norfolk
5-18
'
$1.10
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,
5.52%
1
7-15
30c
4.40%
4.30%
6-
6-9
25c
Mississippi
Missouri
5-18
V.
22%c
Common
Stock
1
6-10
40c
preferred
Noranda
5-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
4%
5-11
1
50c
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
Nopco
5-18
6-
"$L25.."*
".
(quar.)
(quar.)____
common
1
...""'"45ct,. ^ 6-";!
(quar.)^
Valley Natural Gas
Aluminum
•
1
6-
$1.25
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
■" .*
Common
(quar.)__^_
—50c
\
3%
convertible preferred
(quar.)_^
75c
Minnesota Mining & Mfg(quar.)_—
.":20c
Minnesota
6-
(Md.)
;____
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.85%
6-11
6-
93%c
preferred
5.25%
Corp.
8
12%c
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
4.10%
...<
8
6-
(quar.)
3.90%
1
8
6-
1
(quar.)
3.60%
5-21
„
6-
1
Gas—
common
Quarterly
Niagara Mohawk Power,
5-28
20c
.1
(quar.)_
News
6-29
t$1.25
Corp.
Newport
9-29
30c
(s-a)
&
3.40%
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-30
10-16
Mining
Electric,
6-15
5-29
7-
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
2
7-
(quar.)
Newport
3%%
i;
6
preferred
Newraont
(Fort
5%
Food
5%
I
7-
6-15
1
McNeil
5-31
6-29
6-
$5.50
25c
7c
6-
McGraw
j
8
20c
Electric
preferred (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power
8
5-18
6-
New
55-
6-
77-
$1
4 % %
5-31
5-17
93%c
5-16
5-31
5-17
5
6c
5-29
26%c
5
6-15
$1.01%
(monthly)
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
State
preferred
6-
40c
New York,
$3.75
1
8
5-31
>6-
47Vac
.
(quar.)
New
.
6-
6-15
50c
York
A
5-18
5-
28c
(quar.)
(quar.).
York
1
1
20c
(quar.)
Class
6-
5c
6-
1
6-
.6-22
-20c
>
Co.
8
6-15
5-25
55c
(quar.),—„
7-16
5-18
55c
&
1
A
System
Brake
6-
2
6-13
20c
preferred
Air
10-25
6-30
7-
lOc
Telephone & Telegraph
Power & Light, 4% pfd.
(quar.).
Jersey Zinc Co.
>,
7-25
11- 1
„
5C
6-15
8c
6-15
93 %c
McCormick
8-
V
15c
6-15
93 %c
River Lumber
(quar.)__
Corp., common (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
6-16
,
(Lincoln,
:
New
5-17
6-30
5-18
l'
40c
New Jersey
4.05%
1
8-
1
35c
.
(quar.)__
Electric
5-17
...
20c
(quar.),
J.)
5-11
6-
7%c
(quar.)
class
6-
1
6-15
15c
New
,i
5-25
„
(quar.)
Paper,
(quar.)
1
(J.
8
6-20
6-
(Nash¬
New England
4
5-31
$1.10
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
England
6-
20c
Nekoosa-Edwards
New
4
6-15
$1.75
(Canadaj-rr-.....
Newberry
6-4
50c
;
Insurance
National Union Fire "Insurance
Nedick's Stores Inc. (quar.)
Neisner Bros. Inc. (quar.)
■;
6-4
25c
(quar.)
$2.50
6-
1
26%c
(quar.)
McCord
,
7-1
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
5 % % preferred (quar.)___
series
W.) Inc.
(quar.)
Company (quar.)——___—_______
<L.)r Ltd., preferred (s-a)
7-1
5-11
series
(J
1
4
5-
2
30c
„
B
5-
1
7-
isc
-
Tea
1
6-
$1.12%
,,
Assurance
6-
40c
(quar.)
National-Standard Co.
(quar.)
National Steel Corp. (quar.)
Class
6-4
-'7-
(111.)
(quar.)
"
6-4
7-
;
15c
—;
>
5-15
7-1
95c
5-15
+i5C
preferred (quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
Accident
Quarterly
5-11
5-15
Canada,
$4.50
Nestle-Lemur Co.
' 96V4c
—
Life
1
6-15
+20c
7%
&
6-
6-15
National Presto Industries
,4-27;;
.,
5-31-
5-18
1945
McCloud
5-31
r
1
1947
McBrine
;■
10c
2% ;""
9
preferred
Mays
5-18V.'
6-
preferred
Maytag
5-31
6-
$3.75
preferred
,
10c
$3.75
$3.40
1
Y.)—T.~ ' '
of
(quar.)
National
;5-15-
25c
-
(quar.)
Stores, common
6-
6-15
_
(quar.)_
Electronics
6-29
$10c
.'___
.'
Inc. .(quar.)__^_________
Mattel,
7-20
$1.37%
(quar.)____
common
preferred
<quar.)__
:
preferred '(quar.)———
Company (initiai-quar.)_.
Mastan
May
(increased-quar.)__
(quar.)
6- 5
.
25c
Rhoads
Common
7%
6-15
;
5-23
5-15
1
——
Mountain
89c
^
at $104
1
6-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
United
Brick,
Minerals
5-25
6
; 30c
-
;
June
7-2
3%
(quar.)
redemption
on
•
35c
■>■
■
(stock
Co.r common
preferred__„"
plus
$10c
i"
6-
Safety Appliances Co.—
Va %
preferred
(quar.)______
Morrell
.
dividend)
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar.)__
Marsh & McLennon. Inc. (initial)
Marsh Supermarkets, Inc. (quar.)
Entire
5-11
Co.—
Manufacturers-Hanover. Trust Co.
414%
8
"6- 8
1
1-.
Marshall.Field
6-
1
6-11
6-
___
Marquardt. Corp.
5-17
17 %c
Coal
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
6-15
'
1
7-
35c
.
,
B
&
Milton
5-10
(quar.)
—
Extra
Class
Miller
6-11
1
6-
.6-15
Co.
Quarterly
5-11
6-11
Corp.—
Mickelberry's
-5-25
6-
-.5-11"
-;m6-11
dividend
6-15
6-30
6-1
30c
;
Oil
Stock
5.10%
$1.25
,,
40c.
_
(quar.)—
Telephone
Water
4.70%
J25c
(accum.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Life
Midwestern
5-22
;
1
Chemical
Gypsum.
National
—87V2C
" ■'7.%c
(quar.)
Middlesex
5-18
59 %c
common
(quar.)_c.-A
(quar.)—
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
Stock
Co.
Co.
'5-22
'
+30C "
(quar.)
.
&
'
6-11
-
Central
Y.)
/
preferred C
6-22
—_____
oriority shares (quar.)
RR., 5%
preferred
Maine
5%
15c
,
1
Shoes,
(N.
common
Centers, "Inc.~"(N.
preferred
12 %c
_________
(quar.)—
•«6-15
6-22
$5c
(s-a)__;
5-15
5
6-
$2%c
Inc/ (quar.)_~—:
Fund,
#16
5-30
5c
6-
$1
(resumed)—!-4————
Monarch
(Texas)—
I
Red
Madison
5%%
Mohasco
5-31
,
$8c
___
Quarterly'
States
5%
'rjyp
5-31
17 Vic
___
MacDonaldy(S. F.) Coi (stockholders approve
a
3-for-i split)
—
1—
MacMiHan Blopdel & Powell River (quar.)!
MacGregor
Inc.
Bowling
Middle
,*-5-31
V
M
Corp.,
(quar.)
——
Missouri
6
5-21
<*
*
25c
dividend
Class
Lykes Bros, Steamship Co.
Lynch
,•]
(quar.)
Assurance
Plastics
5%'
1
60c
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Michigan Gas Utilities-—
Mirro
7-14
35c
.
Brewing
Lunkenheimer
Lyon
8-
$25c
Life
M
30c
56%c
$1,06%
(quar.)
Lead,
National
National
-v.-,
97Vic
1
A'
1
National
5-18
5-11
6-11
$1.11%
%15
6-15
Silver Lead Mines Co.—
monthly
Lager
> 1
^e- l
Ltd.—
Lowney
Lucky Friday
15-25
2
50c
20c
.6-25
>25
0
2
$1.75
-—
___
Louisville
itr18
6-15
50
Insurance
,o5-18
6-11
30c
Lorillard
7%.
^13
5-28
(quar.)
5-21
5-31
$1.08%
4
11 Vic
—_
5-25
1
Mine
1
*
Corp.
—1—
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Miami Industries, class A (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)__
9
5-
1
8
ville)
4.45%
9
6-
10c
(quar.)
Gas,
"6^.9
7-14
$40c
Lodding Engineering
London
9
1
—
Corp.—
Aircraft
9
1
$70c
•
1
6-
(quar.)
Corp.
5-
1
6-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Finance
Preferred
Lockhart
6-
$60c
B
,-^7
1
170c
$37Vic
(quar.)
_
$1.60
Metropolis
Midwest
6-
$4-foe
14-^c
-
Ltd., common
preferred -(quar.)
preference
Loblaw,
7^31
•
6-21
.
(quar.)
1st
2nd
-s-i*
8-15
6-
'•*,
r.
$1.18%
—
preferred
6-
50c
.
-I.
;.
1
(quar.)
National Fire Insurance
(Hartford)
National Food Products
(quar.)
National Gas & Oil Co. (quar.)
(Pittsburgh)
.
Quarterly
Groceterias
$1.50
Trust
Inc,'-,(initial quar.)
Common
•1^16
payment
depositary
(quar.)
preferred
Loblaw
■«
5-17
(final
___
Cos., Ltd., class A
Fire
Micron
a-8-17
—
—
60c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
common
6-
-
$10c
/,,"
(quar.)
Thermit
Midwest
receipts
approximately
Class
6-10
50c
-
Ltd.—
share)
.
Loblaw
2-15
9-10
50c
12-10
50c
50c 3 -10-63
^
—
(2-for-l
Oilfields,
t
$1.10 3-10-63
—
—
(quar.)
Industries
5%
4.35%
Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
•>/•„■'',
///",'/:■//,
Original Stock (quar!)—
Original Stock (quar.)—-1
Lipe
5-29
3.90%
4
Little Miami RR.—
Special
&
Ltd.,
When
Share
Chemical
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4% %
preferred
National Drug &
5-29-
6-15
$1.50
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
pfd.
(quar.)__
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)——-—
5-10
60c
..
-——_
6-15
dividend)—
_—
preferred
Stock
7-30
Litton
&
Metalfab.
8-15
Lobitos
40c
——
—
6-15
--I—I-—8%c
Merchants
■5-18
25c
i
—
Original Stock" (quar.).
Special Stock
(quar.)l
Special Stock (quar.)
Special Stock
(quar.)
Bank
Stores
Metromedia,
30c
50c
—
1
preferred
Corp.—
preferred B
^
-
4"
5-
7-
$1.75
preferred A (quar.)
Mercantile
3%c
Stock
4%
7%
'15c
6-15
50c
(stock
Corp.
;
Shoe
'
5-10
7-
1
&
Common
Mensh Investment & Development Assn., Inc.
(Richmond)-
i._____
(quar.)_.
(initial)
Inc.'
National
4%%
•.»
6-29
$1.75,.
—
—
ClasS
5-11
7-16
7-
(quar.)-
Distilleries,
Melville
■
e-15
j.V
$1.25
(quar.)
Quarterly
-i
(Eli) & Co.*(quar.)—
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. <quar.)
Lindberg Steel Treating Co., Inc. (111.)—
Link-Belt
1
5-
$.00%
;
Pictures
Corp.
Quarterly
\
,.,
(Tenn.)—
Lilly
Littelfuse,
Mellon
5
>45-2J,.
1
6-15.
(Albany/ N.Y.)—
Monthly
L_i_l____—
,
,
(Fla.)—
& Myers Tobacco,, common
preferred .(quar.)_____
!
7%
2
Melchers
6-
9
6-1
7-
•;/ 5c
—
interest.".—J
beneficial
6-1
$1.31 %
(quar.)
Medford
7-
6-15
6-
5-4
2
(s-a)
Quarterly
Medallion
4-30
7-20
10c
i%
_
(S. C.)
6-15
6-1
7-
Company
Distillers
4 Va %
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
6-14
National
62 'Ac
preferred
preferred
4-30
•
Per
Name of
5-4
17c
quar.)
(initial)
(F. W.)
& Co., common—
preference (quar.)—
$7
6-1'
$1.06V*
(initial
Means
5-11
.
6-15
60c.
.
Liggett'
,
1
6-25
10c
—
*
Life
6-
2%
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
Real
5-10
15c
...—
Share
5-10
1
15c
Extra
Liberty
5-31
6-
5%
____
Libbey-Owens Ford Glass (quar.)
Libby, McNeill & Libby com. (stock div.)—5%%
5-10
25c
(reduced-quar.)
Inc.
Levine's
4%
of Rec.
51
Holders
Payable
42V^c
Co.—■
&
common
New
25c
dividend)
(stock
New
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mead Johnson
,
dividend
Stock
5
■
_
com-
Corp., common. (quar.)_
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
When
Share
"
Mead
5-31
5-31
Cement
&
Co.
5-18
10c
,•
i
—
Salt
5
_.
Portland
Leonard Refineries
Leslie
6-
Per
Name of Company
5-25
20c
—
dividend)
(stock
Reduced
Lehigh
5
'
-
of Rec.
6-
12Vic
Navigation
in
Holders
Payable
10c
(quar.)—*
(One-for-one
■
(initial)
common
Company (quar.)______—
Motor Freight
1
Corp.
When
Share
new
(2535)
65c
15c
7Vic
6-13
PtMb ft'
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2536)
Per
Share
of Company
Name
10c
(quar.)
Tin Consolidated Corp,
Pacific
Panhandle
4%
Line,
Pipe
Pictures
Paramount
6-
6
5-15
New
6-
6
5-15
3%%
7-
3
6-15
4.80%
4%
Pen
Class
class
Co.,
B
(quar.)
Corp.
Parsons
Pathe
Pato
&
Co.
Paton
preferred
5%
!
Tube
Co.
Quarterly
4.30%
5.05%
6-15
5-24
4.60%
Co.,
4.68<&
■y;..
5c
6-1
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
5-25
Pure
5-15
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)—i-
1
1
20c
*
6-15
6-
6-
1
Oil Co.
6-14
5-18
6-15
6-
1
9-18
9-
4
30c
6-
6-
1
35c
6-15
15c
6-15
5-18
R.
6-
5-18
Ralston
57 Vi C
5
1
M
Peoples
Gas
Light
Peoples
Life
Insurance
58y2c
6-
1
5-18
$1.10
6-
1
5-10
92V2C
6-
1
6-
1
$1.01
T.
E.
&
Corp.,
Purina
Class
Coke
&
American
A
D.
5
6%
preferred
5
6%
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan Inc.
6-
1
5-15
Rayette,
6-
1
5-15
Raymond
Corp.
5-15
Raytheon
Co.,
1
1
6-
7-13
6-14
5.-15
1
6-11
5-21
,8-
1
7-30
Remington Arms, common
Preferred
(s-a)
6-15
1
6-
1
30c
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-22
6-
1
5-21
Republic
Republic
25c
7-
1
6-
6
Republic
7-
1
6-
6
Reserve
4
$1.12%
—i.
50c
5-18
50c
-—
6-11
6-11
5-18
30c
(quar.)
6-
4
5-18
5-31
5-10
Class
Class
A
Stock
Co.
from
5-10
Rexall
5-10
Rice
7-10
6-29
Richardson-Merrell,
Richfield Oil Corp.
$2.50
47i/2c
6-
1
5-
4
Drug
15c
6-15
5-15
Ridge. Tool
6-30
6-15
Riegel
6-
5-
6c
1
6-15
4
&
Ranch
Chemical
Oil
Co.,
$4
24c
6-
5-25
Rinehart
6-15
6-
Rio
20c
6-12
5-28
25c
6-
1
5-17
$1.20
6-
1
5-17
$1.25
6-
1
5-17
6-12
5-31
7-
2
6-
8
Roadway
25c
6-15
6-
1
Robbins
6-15
6-
1
38c
7-
2
6-15
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls
55c
6-20
5-29
Robertson
Co.
—
(quar.)_
15c
$1.75
Bank
$1.75
Pneumo
split)
Corp.,
1st
$2.50
Edison.
Potomac
$2.44
Electric
A
(initial
B
Preston
Prince
Stock
Progress
Co.
New
7
4%
6-
1
5-10
Class
6-
1
5-10
4'A %
common
(quar.)
preferred
5c
1
6-
7
6-15
5-31
5-
1
1
6-
1
76-
1
5-15
4%
6-
1
5-15
10c
Life
6-15
6-
10%
7-31
6-29
1
Insur¬
dividend)
I
2
31 Vic
;
76-
1
5-15
31 %c
9-
4
8-15
6-29
6-15
2%
6-29
6-15
Insurance—
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Provident Life & Accident
Insurance
Service
Co.
%%
preferred
4.64%
preferred
preferred
of
50c
6-10
5-15
18c
6-11
6-
1
(quar.)
$1.06%
IIIIIIII
I_
6-
1
5-14
$1.16
6-
1
5-14
$1.22%
6-
1
5-14
Sherritt-Gordon
8-
1
Sherwin-Williams
6-
1
7%
10c
6-15
6-
1
4%
5-31
5-18
Shoe
Shop Rite Foods (quar.)
Shop & Save (1957), Ltd.
6-15
5-18
6-15
5-15
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
25c
7-
2
6-15
Class
6-
1
5-21
KSignode
6-15
Simms
6-29
6-15
Paper,
A
(s-a)_
5-15
6-
1
5-10
4
Sinclair
7-
6-11
Sinclair
1
1
1
7-11
(H.)
6-15
6-
5-15
5
7-
2
6-
class
5-18
5-15
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
6-
8
5-16
5-25
6-
5
5-15
6-15
5-15
6-
5-25
6-11
6-
1
6-15
6-
5
Source
6-
5-
8
Soss
8-
1
South
6-
6
9
(quar.)
6-18
6-
7-27
6-27
20c
6
8-15
6-27
12-17
6-
8
5-
8
6-
8
5-
8
15c
6-
1
5-11
62 Vic
1
5-11
6-
8
5-25
30c
7-
2
6-15
30c
6-15
5-18
15c
(iriitial)
6-
60c
(s-a)
6-15
6-15
5-15
J25c
6-
1
5-
1
J25c
6-
1
5-
1
6-1
5-
1
50c
6-
8
5-10
Oil
75c
6-
7
5-31
Co
(quar.)
75c
t2Vic
—
$1
%
1
5-15
South
6-
1
5-15
South
5-29
8-
1
7-
35c
6-
9
5-18
6-
9
5-
7
4%
6-29
6-
1
31V4c
6-29
6-
1
38%c
6-29
6-
1
6-
1
5-18
6-27
6-13
$2.59
10c
Co.
8-
(quar.)
30c
6-29
6-
50c
6-29
6-15
10c
5-31
4-16
f20c
6-28
6-14
25c
6-30
5-22
25Vic
5-31
26V2C
5-31
297/8c
5-31
5-
5
24c
6-30
6-
5
27c
6-30
6-
5
19c
6-
5-14
$0.2656V4
6-
5-14
25c
6-
5-14
34c
6-
5-14
37 Vic
6-
$2.38
11-
Texas
Co.
Development
(initial)
Company, Ltd.
(quar.)
6-
1
5-15
Southam
6-
1
5-15
Southeastern
8-
1
7-13
1
7-14
(quar.)
(final).
4.08%
9
5-21
5%
6-30
6-15
6-
5-15
Telephone
preferred
Co.
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.32%
1
original partic. pfd. (increased)
preferred
(quar.)
Southern
California
6-
1
5-11
4Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
6-
1.
5-11
5.44%
6-
1
5-11
Southern
6-
1
5-11
jSouthern Fertilizer
6-
1
5-11
1
5-11
4.75%
preferred
;
(quar.)
Company
preferred
55-
(quar.)
Chemical
&
5-
1
10-20
6-14
5-31
7-
2
6-20
Southern
6-
1
5-16
Southern
Pacific
6-
8
5-18
Southern
Railway Co.,
6-10
5-17
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-15
30c
6-15
6-
1
5-15
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.33%
6-15
6-
1
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.26%
6-15
66-
'
Union
Gas,
common
9-14
8-15
6-27
5-31
5-28
—
(quar.)
6-
1
7-19
5-25
6-15
5-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
1
$1.18%
6-15
6-
6
5-11
4%%
$1.06 V4
6-15
6-
6-26
5-11
Southwest
20c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-18
28c
6-
1
5-15
7-
2
6-11
$0,187
6-
1
5-15
$1.07
7-
2
6-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.16%
7-
2
$1.25
7-
2
4.28%
6-
5-18
4.65%
6-29
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Investment Co.
6-29
6-20
6-20
6-
1
1
6-15
6-
42c
6-16
6-
7-
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
t25c
8-
1
1
7-
4
2
7-25
6-25
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
9-17
9-
4
$1.25
Ry
$7.50
(quar.)_
Regis Paper Co., common (quar.)
4.40% 1st preferred A (quar.)
.
12-17
6-
12-
3
1
5-16
36c
7-17
7-10
35c
6-
1
5-
4
$1.10
7-
1
6-
1
t6c
;/
Service, com.
(quar.)_
6-15
$1
preferred
Southwestern
5-25
6-
8-
1
7-20
12 Vic
4
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
25c
6-
1
25c
i
6-
30c
28%c
6-
5-15
8-
7-20
5-18
Service—
Common
3.90%
6-15
6-15
6-15
—
(quar.)_.
Public
19c
$1.10
(Texas)
Common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
3.70%
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Electric
6%
t$1.25
Insurance
Power—
Southwestern
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
6-2G
10c
6-
(quar.)
5-18
5-15
50c
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric
6-20
6-15
8
preferred
Gas, common (increased)
$1.50
preferred
(initial)—
$1 convertible preferred (initial)
5%
St.
Ltd.
(Va.)
5-15
25c
Inc.
5-15
6-15
6c
Cooperative,
6-18
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
30c
70c
,
6-
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Foods,
50c
;
(quar.)
—
Southern
15c
(quar.)
Marine
Annual
15c
preferred
&
preferred
Southern State
(quar.)
common
20c
3%
Southwestern
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
$.83333
$1.12%
'
Corp., Ltd.,
5%
Gas
Co.
6-
7 Vic
St. Louis-San Francisco
Ry., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Fire
Natural
6-15
$1.38
Power Co.—
(increased quar.)
preferred
7
Co.—
(s-a)
3%
Inc., class A (quar.)_
(20 guilders shares)
preferred
5
5
Water—
(initial)
common
6-
t$1.06%
&
A
8
Southern California Edison—
t6%c
A_
2
(quar.)—
Co.
Oil
5%
class
8
5-15
6-12
2%
Gas
Penn
5-18
5
50c
dividend
6-
5-18
6-
V
.
Co
Georgia Natural Gas
Jersey
1
6-
}50c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Stock
6-
25c
(quar.)
A.)_
(S.
6-13
6-22
45c
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp., common (stock dividend)
$1.25 preferred A (quar.)
$1.55 preferred (quar.)
South
5-31
J20c
—
(quar.)
Snap-On Tools Corp.
Socony-Mobil Oil Co.
11-26
1
20c
(quar.)—
common
Ltd
Perrier
.
fi5c
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2 preferred (quar.)
6
5-25
5-31
5-31
$1
Petroleum
Lawrence
Salada
Co.
Mines,
7-10
8
4%
Superior Co. (s-a)
Skelly Oil Cc. (quar.)
6-15
Joseph Light &
Louis
5-25
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
Specialty Mfg. (quar.)
Joseph Lead Co.
(quar.).
Paul
5-15
50c
dividend
St.
1
6-15
$1
614
7-11
6-30
$2
Clair
5%
6-
6-
5-10
f25c
Corp.
Mfg.
Siscoe
6-15
Oil
2
e
Venezuelan
Singer
8-
8-
6-30
$1.12%
30c
(quar.)
Royalty
5%
dividend)
(s-a)
5-
1
7-
I2V2C
(s-a)
5-31
6-
JlOc
& Steel, new common
Simplicity Mfg.,
class A
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A (s-a)
C
1
—
Company (quar.)
S.) & Co., class A
B
5-29
12Vic
(stock
(T.
Class
10c
:l
guilders)
Common
St.
1
5-31
6-11
17Vic
(Quebec)
$1.23%
(quar.)
Sons, class A
Aeronautical
(quar.)
5%
Ltd.
$1.37%
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.,
preferred
Stock
St.
6-
5%
Simmons
6-11
25c
Simonds Saw
8
6-
\
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Strapping,
preferred
(quar.)
6-
5-15
6-15
25%
Steel
6-22
5-31
5-15
1
jiOc
B
6-29
8
6-13
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Oil & Gas,
6-29
6-
6-
5c
semi-annually
7-20
6-15
t$1.75
Canada
$1.02%
L,
B
Sabine
St.
Signal
2
25c
Ltd
of
$1
Togs Inc.. class A
Ryan
Co.
Instruments
Increased
6-15
6-12
7-
25c
(quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A
I
Class B
(quar.)
Mines,
3
6-29
42c
dividend
Sigma
10-25
7-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
;
Corp. of America (quar.)
14c
9-14
Mines
preferred
$1.18%
(initial
common
St.
(quar.)
Colorado—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Russ
5%
Washington
5-17
5-18
11-10
:
8-15
6-15
7-25
10c
(quar.)
;
6-15
Co.—
preferred
Russell
Co.
$1.02 y2
i
Rubbermaid, Inc.
(quar.)
Ruppert (Jacob) 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)
6-15
15c
IIIIIIIIIIIII
6-
New
Valley RR.
Rolls Royce, Ltd.
Royal Business Forms.
St.
17 %c
(quar.)
dividend
6-28
7-
15c
(quar.)—
4.90%
t40c
t$2
(quar.)
$1.25
Hass
Royal Dutch
4-13
Sherer-Gillett
7-18
8
8-10
22 Vic
Sheppard-Niles Crane & Hoist
5-18
6-
2
$.075
5-18
8-15
5-22
7-
16c
5-14
6-15
5-22
t5c
7
5-
,
Men's
(stock
(quar.)
Providence
Genessee
5-
—II———
Business
Company
Rochester Transit Corp.
Rockwell
Mfg.
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Rochester &
4
1
pfd. (s-a)
$1.25
Prophet
4
per
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
t20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
(33 Vh
Co.
Industries
t25c
(quar.)
6-
6-
tic
(Colo.)
Mfg.,
L
6-
common
International
Ltd., 4%
&
K
61 %c
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Rolland
(Del.)
(quar.)
preferred
&
&
Corp.
5-31
1
5-25
5-31
ioc
—
75c
(quar.)
4.95%
61c
dividend
Co.
ance
F
preferred H
preferred I
(quar.)
Printing Corp. of America (initial)
Professional
preferred
(quar.).
6-
Shenk
Electric—
5.50%
1
5-18
2
5-31
10c
New York Shares (final)—
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd.
7c
(quar.)
&
Rohm
approximately $0,378
Mines, Ltd.,
Gardner
Gas
6-11
(Winston-Salem,:
Sheller
6-
2
6-
6-15
8
7c
(quar.)
common
6-14
$2.50
Co.
68 %c
Ltd.,
5-25
5-18
6-
60c
Co.
Rockwell-Standard
1
2
4.24%
5-11
6-22
9-14
7-
4.78%
4-11
6-
6-14
1
6
1
10c
9-14
1
5
1
1%
1
7-
10-
6-
H.)
2
Corp.—
Marts, class A (initial)
Shell Transport & Trading Co. Ltd.
6-
(H.
7-
2%
Food
6-20
J
Ltd.—
10-
ohaver
6-15
6-
(stock div.)
6-14
25c
Little
6-
6-30
25c
7V2C
(quar.)—
;
Steel
37 %c
tc
Mining,
1
(quar.)
Trust
&
(John)
(quar.)
6-
pfd.
$5
5
preferred
'6-4
7-
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
6-
25c
preferred
Price Bros.,
6-25
Corp.
Sexton
tl5c
Corp. (quar.)
Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Industries
Security Life
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-22
10c
Co.
7V2c
7y2c
'
United Cities Realty
preferred A
6-15
4.10%
6-25
Stock
80c
4%%
share
Prevor-Mayrson
4%
1
6-25
7%%
t50c
common
A
5-25
1
"
(quar.)
Second
(quar.)
preference
1
7-
5-31
2
common
$1,171/2
(quar.)
Gold
Final payment of
depositary
$1
1
3
v
8
(quar.)
Inc
10c
Myers Inc.,
Rochester
6-
6-15
Power
participating preferred
8-
5c
quar.)
Inc.
Brand
&
$1.50
7-
3%
6-15
10c
Inc
■_
preferred B
Preferred Insurance Co.
President
1
5-22
$1
(quar.)
Express,
4.10%
(initial)
Prentice-Hall,
preferred
6-15
62 %c
$2.46
(quar.)
Products—
Class
5% %
8-15
62 %c *
Power,
Class
6-
7-
6-12
t50c
lc
4.70%
preferred
5-18
Ltd.,
Corp., class
Class
B
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industrial
1
6-22
two-
preferred
Company
Potomac
6-
Mines,
Finance
3yac
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
common
Ritter
31/3C
preferred
2nd
&
Corp.
&
Algom
3%c
;
Dynamics
Polaroid
t25c
7-25
25c
Common
Robinson
Ry.—
A
Milling
Roebuck &
30c
units
Winston (quar.)_.
25c
(quar.)
Sealed
Sears
45c
(quar.)
Participating
5-31
1
class
Associates,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A (initial)
(quar.)
5
24c
90c
class
Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
5-18
5-21
lc
Textile
5-18
1
7-
12 %c
(quar.)
(Del),
1
6-
6-11
40c
Co
Inc.
6-
35C
1
$0.0075
B
5-10
25c
9114c
5-10
25c
6-
15c
1
37 %c
com.
^
1
6-
5-10
59%c
4%%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds Co. (quar.)
1
6-15
1
12 %c
6-
5-10
50c
6-
25c
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred A
(quar.)
6-
6-11
35c
30c
6-
c
7-13
6-11
Surety
50c
—
and
c
911/4
5-15
7-13
5c
Seaboard
t30c
realized capital gains)
$1,371%
Development, Ltd. (increased).
Piatt Corp., class A
(monthly)
Class A
(monthly)
Class A (monthly)
Plough, Inc. (stockholders approve a
for-one
income
1
1
6-15
3%
investment
5-11
8-
8-
(s-a)
(quar.)
Allied
10c
$1.25
21'A
5-31
Inc.,
Class
net
6-11
$1
6-15
Fund—
from
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
75c
6%
(5c
5-24
85c
Inc.
preferred
12 %c
(Chicago)
(quar.)
dividend
Revere
6-14
1
t27c
Building Materials, Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
Revere Copper & Brass (quar.)
17c
5-17
1
t28c
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
5-18
7-
Revelstoke
5-23
1
Steel
Insurance
6-18
1
5c
Seaboard
Sigma
Corp., $1 preferred (quar.)
National Bank (Dallas)
(monthly)
Resistoflex
1
6-
7-
tlOc
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
1
7-
6-21
$2.25
Ltd
Mines,
6-
lOc
7-10
25c
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co. (quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
20c
Placer
4
6-
8
Renabie
Class
(increased).
common
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtubula
7% preferred (quar.)
Public
6-
Mfg.
Scripto,
5-15
(s-a)
Williams
3.65%
1
25c
Renold Chains
5-28
6-29
25c
Extra
$2
6-20
5-15
&
Stock
(interim)
(quar.)
Gas
Corp.
Pittsburgh National
4%
1
$1.50
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (quar.)
•
9
6-
B
6-30
6-
Finance
10c
(Phila.)
10c
Aircraft
Power
8-17
9-
75c
i
preferred
Poor
5-18
30c
(increasea-quar.)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
5%
5-11
9
15c
.—
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Company (quar.)
Fund
2
6-
20c
(quar.)
Co.
6-
75c
Class
6-22
7-15
15c
Seaboard
60c
;
Co.
7-16
37%c
5-15
Co., Ltd.—
(initial)
Insurance
6-
(quar.)
$5.50
S5
Common
Reliance
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-22
$1.75
Piedmont Natural Gas,
Natural
class A
Reid Lithographing
(NJ)
5-21
(quar.)
68%c
(quar.)_
Corp.
5-21
5-31
(quar.)
11c
6-
5
Co.
&
12 %c
Insulation
5-31
4
6-15
2%
preferred
8
32!/2c
(monthly)
12 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-11
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
$3.65 preferred (quar.)—
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Piper
Refractory &
$1.12%
(quar.)
Inc.
5y2%
Inc.
Bros.
6-15
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.
(quar.)—
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia-Suburban Transportation—.
Quarterly
Pioneer
8
8c
Redwing Carriers
Reeves
6-30
& Hopewell Gas (quar.)
Exploration, Inc. (Maine), com.—
Pioneer
6-
90c
(quar.)
:
1
Co.—
——
Petroleum
2
t$1.50
(quar.)
6-
10c
——
(quar.)
—
Phillips
7-
tl5c
(quar.)
(increased)
dividend
35c
(Long Island) (quar.)
Gear
&
Inc.
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
(Charles)
8
t$1.50
6-15
75c
Pfizer
1
6-
Tax
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
Pfaudler-Permutit.
5-
2
6-28
quar.)
Income
6-
5-
t25c
preferred
1
Co.
Co.,
Sharon
6-
6-
22c
—
preferred
British
6-
6-
15c
less
6-
6-28
5c
share
6-29
5-4
t27%c
(interim)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
Class A (quar.)
Reheis
:
Co., common
Petersburg
1
7-
20c
(increased
receipts
dep.
6-15
C.)
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)_
Petroleum
6-
12 %c
40c
(quar.)
6-15
37 %c
Co.
Extra
Scovill
38%%).
3%
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
Inc.
Scott
6-
20c
class A
Co.
6-15
15c
—
(quar.)
(Washington,
Corp.,
preferred
5-25
6-14
(Payment amounts to about $0,027 per de¬
5-10
50c
/
(initial)
—
Paul,
6-29
Rank
Stock
com.
preferred (quar.)
Bureau Valley RR.
Milk
7
40c
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
Organization, Ltd.—
5-10
5c
Quarterly
4V2%
5-
Scott
Season-all
Fibre—
Pen ton Publishing Co., new
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peter
2
5-29
——-y
Voting common
(reduced)
Non-voting (reduced)
Pet
5-
1
50c
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Quebec Telephone, 5y2% pfd. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining, Ltd
15c
.
&
1
>
4
5c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(O. M.) & Sons, class A
6-
$2
5-
(quar.)
J.) Corp.—
Seaboard
15c
—
Paper
45c
(quar.)
Fetzer
preferred
6-
1
4
1
$3.40
5%
(quar.)
5-
6-
Monthly
Monthly
$4
5-15
1
5-10
Machine
Scott
5-31
5-15
6-
6-
1
Corp., 4V2%
5-31
6-15
Rico Telephone
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
6-
preferred
6-30
Puerto
of
7%
35c
$1.18%
6-15
positary
Perkins
Fcresman
5-31
7-
5-10
Perfex
Scott,
2
t62y2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
————
(quar.)—————-
dividend
5-31
6-15
5-10
Stock
6-30
12 %c
1
12c
$1.32
y,
1
6-
34%c
(quar.)
6-1
6-
29%c
12c
&
6-15
1
Pepsi-Cola
5-31
Scott
dividend
Stock
1
&
6-30
5-31
—«
32%c
18%c
Products
(Walter
5-31
5-31
6-
Peoria
Schneider
6-30
5-11
6-
Telephone
5-31
6-30
preferred (quar.)
$1.40 dividend preferred (quar.)
Publicker Industries, Inc.—<
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
Pueblo Supermarkets
$1.17%
4Vi%
6-30
Tubular
$1.26%
1
31 %c
.
.
Schering Corp., 5%
Schlumberger. Ltd.
$1.04%
6-
30c
1st pfd.
Sawhill
1
5-31
$1.07%
5-15
14c
v,
1
6-
(quar.)
t20c
(quar.)
6-
6-30
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2914c
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
5-14
6-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.12 Vz
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
10c
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp..
35c
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, com. (quar.)__
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
—.—----V $1.02y2
$1.06
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
$1.16
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5j/2% preferred (quar.)
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
Savage Industries, $1.30 preferred
$1.02
tlOc
common
Chemical
1
1
Works,
When
Share
preferred
6-15
(quar.)
1
4.50%
Penobscot
6-
6-
'
4.70%
55c
—
5-29
5c
(s-a)
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
———
4.05%
preferred (quar.)——
4.70%
preferred (quar.)
i'S
5-15
4%%
$1.25
(quar.)
5.28%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.18%
(quar.)——
Inc.
Cement
Fruit
Penn
8-10
4c
(quar.)
Ltd., 5%
———
Controls,
4.08%
5-24
Inc., new com.
Peninsular Metal Products (quar.)
Penn-Dixie
8
Company
$1.31 y4
Gas,/com.
&
Per
Name of
75c
t35c
Penick & Ford,
Penn
6-
5-24
(quar.)———.
Co.
Brewing
5-15
1
Mexico—
New
of
Service Electric
12 Vic
—
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Public
7-27
(quar.)
Pembina Pipe Line,
P
5-15
1
6-
27c
}15c
Dredging
1
6-
26c
5.25%
7
6-22
-1-——
A
(resumed)
convertible prior preferred
Peerless
J
5%
6-15
5-31
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)—.
Pearl
4-18
4
5-31
Manufacturing Co. Ltd., common
7%
5-
6-
25c
(quar.)—
Gold
Consolidated
5-28
25c
—
class
Ltd.
1
7-
7 Vic
—
(quar.),
Equipment,
of Canada,
Patino
6-
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
Service
Public
50c
<
Farkersburg-Aetna
5-31
50c
(quar.)—
A
4.32%
6-15
30c
87 %c
(initial-quar.)
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
Holders
San Jose Water
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4.16%
8
7c
———:
Transportation (increased)
Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Parker
5-15
6-
50c
Parmelee
Park
6-10
6-29
When
Payable of Rec.
Indiana—
"
(quar.)
Corp.
of
Co.
common
25C
$1
preferred (quar.)—.—..
(quar.)—
Papercraft Corp.
Service
20c
(quar.)-
com.
Public
Share
Company
Name of
5-25
22 Vi c
of
Eastern
Per
Holders
6-15
37 Vi c
America, common
(quar.)
—
Page Hersey Tubes
(quar.)
Packer's Supermarkets,
(stock dividend)
Pan American Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
Packaging Corp.
6%
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
.
.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
92Vic
97Vic
8-
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03%
8-
7-20
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06%
8-
7-20
4.40%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.625%
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred ($25 par)
5%
preferred (quar.)
4'**)*5*»
7-20
$1.10
7-20
8-
7-20
8-
7-20
$1.40%
8-
7-20
27Vic
(quar.)—
8-
$1.15
$1.18%
4.75%
8-
7-20
27Vic
8-
7-20
31 Vic
8-
7-20
"SSiW^
Volume
195
Number
6163
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
"
When
Share
Name of Comvanv
Payable
Common
H older«
Per
of Rec.
Name of Company
•
Southwestern States Telephone—
(quar.)
Texas
Eastern
32 %c
6-
1
5-
1
Common
36c
6-
1
5-
1
4.50%
$1,32
33c
6-
1
5-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
5.125%, preferred
10c
6-15
5-15
5.35%
2c
6-15
5-15
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
6-29
5-10
Speedry
Chemical
Class
B
$1.50
30c
class A
Products,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Spencer Chemical, common (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., com. (stock dividend)
4y2% preferred (quar.)
Sperti Products, Inc.—
,
5%
convertible
preferred
Class
B
(A.
(quar.)
$3.75
(quar.)_.
Industries
2
6-
5
94c
Corp.,
Standard
Class
class
6-
5-18
$3.30
Motor
Oil
Products,
Co.
class
8-
1
7-14
1
10-15
7-
2
6-15
7-10
6-22
7-10
6-22
Common
6-
6
5-15
4%
5c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
13.%C
Co.
Standard
Oil
Co.
(New
Oil
Co.
of
Pressed
Register
Standard
Shares,
Steel
1
5-14
6-
8
5-)n
Class
6-
8
5-10
Tidewater
6-13
5-25
Tidewater
6-12
5-14
6-11
State Capital Life
Common
State
Class
6%
&
B
Stauffer
5%
5-18
Time,
6-29
Timxen
1
5-15
Tip Top
6-
1
5-15
New
6-
1
9
(quar.)
6-
8
4.25%
6-15
5-25
Toledo
6-15
5-25
preferred
Tractor
Class
B
$1.25
12-31
12,-14
10c
(initial)
Stein Hall & Co.
5-11
Troy
6-15
Trunkline
5-19
Trust
of
6-
Trylon
5-19
5-28
6-
45c
6-
1
5-18
12 y2 c
6-
1
6-15
5-25
50c
6-
1
5-15
35c
6-
9
5-18
12V2C
Co.,
8%
pfd.
(quar.)
6-
5
5-16
Twentieth
6-15
5-15
Stock
6-
-
(quar.)__
—
(quar.)
$0.00 VeC
&
1st-
Fuller
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
1
6-
1
5-15
1
5-15
1
5-15
5-31
5-15
6-15
6-
1
5C
8
5-25
Twin
6-15
208
6-12
Container
Stonecutter
Class
Mills,
Disc
South
5c
Foods
&
(D.
Suburban
5.25%
Corp.
Terstegge
A)
Oil
Co.
B
Ltd.
Ltd.,
class
5
5
6-21
$4.50
25%
$1.75
6-15
5-31
$1.25
10c
5-15
8
5-10
$4
6-15
6-
(quar.)
4
6-
6
6-15
5-
8
;
Oil
(quar.)
6-
5-
7
__
1
5-15
Werner
6-
1
5-15
West
Chemical
5-15
West
5-31
6-22
6-
6-
5-11
1
6-
2
62%C7
6-
2
„
8
5-11
6-
12y2c
.
Petroleum
6-15
3%
9-14
series
preferred
preferred
Co..
(quar.).
5-31
30c
6-15
6-
Air
5 V2 %
6-15
6-
6-
1
1
5-11
,
Ohio
Western
Gas
Gas
6-15
6-
$35c
7-
2
6-15
17V2c
pfd. (quar.)
dividend)
conv.
(stock
6-
1
5-15
6-21
5-31
2%
$1.10
6-
1
5-
4
20c
7-16
7-
6-
5-15
Board
United
Broadcasting
(quar. )_i-u——
Talcoti (James), Inc. (quar.)_
Tampax, Inc.
(quar.)
Tasty
1
(2
shrs.
for
each
*
.
"
Co.,
ciass
shr.
preferred
Teck-Hughes
7-
5-28
United
Elastic
United
Foods,
United
6%
8
Gold
Mines,
5-
8
6-' 1
5-
1
5-
1
1
6-15
6-
5c
6-
1
5-15
$2
6-28
6-
1
6-11
Service
5-31
5-
35c
28c
'
25c
_
Transmission,
Co
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.02 y2
$1.06y4
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
4.65%
preferred
Gas
5-31
5-
United
(quar.)
A
Class
A
6-
6
6-22
6-
7
6-12
5-18
to about 17c
United
7-
1
7-
6-
8
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
United
U
S
8
U.
8
U.
Lines
6-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
U
preferred
S
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
Class
Texaco
Texaco,
A
A
$1.31
1
6-
8
U.
S.
7-
1.
6-
8
U
1
6-
8
8
Canada, Ltd.,
7-
1
6-
$1.25
(monthly)-
7-
1
6-8
United
common
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
(N. Y.)
"
United
States
Time
United
Telephone
9c
5-31
5-15
6-29
6-15
7-31
7-16
United
4V2%
preferred
Whelan
A
preferred
4.72%
Western
6-
1
5-15
$40c
5-31
4-30
Universal
Foods
45c
6-1 J.
5-
Universal
Insurance
4
8
5-31
6-15
6-
5-15
1
5-15
6-11
5-17
(quar.)
6-29
6-15
B
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
3.80%
Electric,
preferred
B
1
5-10
Westmoreland, Inc.
5-31
Weston
50c
6-11
5-25
Class
(quar.)
:
4V2%
6%
preferred (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)
7-
2
6-15
White
Motor
5y4%
6-29
6-
8
Co.,
6
1
5-15
Wilcox
Stock
5-29
5-15
6-30
6-15
7-30
7-15
Co.
&
Williams
Bros.
Williams
&
7-10
6-20
6-15
5-31
6-
5-17
1
9-
1
8-16
6-
1
5-
4
65c
7-
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
Company,
6-15
6-
8
5-18
3%
7-
6
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-
1
Inc.
Winter
Park
common
Wisconsin
6-
6-
5-15
6-
5-15
6-
6-15
6-
6-10
5-11
6-10
5-11
6-22
6-
7-
6-25
preferred
Wisconsin Fuel
Wisconsin
5-16
1
6-13
6-15
1
8
5-29
6-
4
6-
8
5-15
62%c
6-
1
5-18
8-22
7-31
5-31
5-
2
6-29
6-
1
6-22
6-12
6-10
5-25
62yac
6-
1
5-15
40c
(monthly)
8-
1
7-
6
11-
1
10-
5
$1.06y4
pfd.
7-
1
7c
(quar.)—
5-31
6-23
6-15
5-15
6-
8
35c
(initial
Electric
preferred
quar.)
Power, common
6-
1
5-21
19c
&
Power
5-
1
5-15
7-31
7-13
7-12
7-
$1.10
(quar.)
Light Co.—
5-15
1
6-
12V2C
Light Co.
&
1
6-
$1.50
(quar.)
6-
47l/ac
90c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
1
2
preferred
(quar.)
4.76%
preferred
(quar.).
$1.19
6-15
5-31
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
6-15
5-31
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.24
6-15
6-26
5-21
75c
6-
5-
4
25c
7-31
7-
9
6-
1
5-21
5-31
5-10
Witco Chemical
5-28
5-14
Wolverine Aluminum
1
5-15
Wolverine
6-
8
8
7-
Telephone—
5-31
25c
6-
7c
5-21
17%c
(s-a)
(quar.)
—
Inc., 7%
6-15
12%c
6-15
7-
40c
(quar.)
6-26
$1.12%
5-
7-
40c
Stores
Hirsch,
4.40%
6-
15c
Monthly
&
1
I8%c
common
55c
9
tquar.j.
(quar.)
Winter
6%
7
6-
$8%c
10c
(quar.)
preferred
3.60%
7
15c
&
New
5-
1
50c
s-a)
Wilson
Dixie
5-24
6-
2 V2 %
(initial
Wilson
$4.25
2
7-
6-15
10c
preferred
(quar.)
Brothers, 5%
preferred
Winn
6-11
$1.31 V4
-
Co.
Common
2
26c
5%
Sons
Co.
1
7-
85c
dividend
(John)
6-
35c
(quar.)
2
1
1
6-15
31%
(quar.)
Oil
7-
6-
6-
15c
(quar.)
$2
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
common
Co.
5
6-15
$$1.50
—
—
preferred (quar.)—
Works (reduced)Blake
7-
$834c
:
Machine
Whitney
5
1
t$1.12y2
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4y4% preferred (quar.)
8
5
8-
30c
5-25
6-
76-
95c
_■
(increased)
A
5-15
2
5-15
1
ioc
1
7-
8-
30c
(quar.).
6-12
5-10
6-20
35c
(quar.)__.
common
(quar.)
17 %c
:
6-15
18c
(quar.)
6-
30c
1
6-30
$1,25
Ltd., class
B
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
.
7-
7-10
59c
(George),
Corp.
—.—
6-12
68c
common
Air Brake
6-
10c
^
2
i8c
Electric
—-
7-
25c
(quar.)
Wilcox
(s-a)
7-10
$1.50
59%c
preferred (quar.)
Western Utilities (quar.)
6-11
15c
(incr.-quar.)
common
(quar.)
common
5%
$1 75
1
37y2c
(quar.)—
Wickes
_
of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Publishing Co.,
Class
6-
50c
Corp.
Corp.,
Gas,
5-31
-
common
Co.
&
preferred
5-22
.
T
Steel,
Power
1
(quar.)
dividend
States
Western
7-20
$1.12%
Rubber, .common
(quar..)_,
8% preferred
(quar.)
9C
,
Co.
Co
Pipe As Foundry (quar.)
Realty Investments (quar.)
9c
__
Insurance
1952)
1
1
8-
6-15
I
1
(quar.)
8-14
9-
8-
6-15
5-15
20c
4-13
5-15
1
3
$2.50
8
1
1
1
$1.12%
S
7-
$1.18
(montfcly)
(monthly)
Inc.
7-
$1.31 y4
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Stock
$1.12%
I
preferred
class
6-
6-
7-
6-
Co. (quar.)
(incr.. quar.)
8
7-
7-
Canal
com.
6-
37'/ac
6-27
Envelope (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
S.
1
7-
$1.28
&
6-4
6-15
37'/2C
Wiley
(quar.)__
6-30
5
(quar.)
6%c
RR.
6-22
(quar.)
6%c
Chemical,
preferred
Life
$1.22 ft
&
6-29
1955)
of Delaware—
States
S.
$1.27%
Jersev
preferred
6-
4-30
1961)
8-
free of tax)
5-15
1
(series
6-
6%c
1
6-20
6-
(series
27 %c
Gypsum
7%
(quar.)
7-
New
Borax
4 %%
8
$1.16 y4
S.
4V2%
(series
preferred
20c
6-
1
preferred
$1.06 y4
i.
and
preferred
5.44%
37%cl
6-15
preferred
Whitin
(quar.)
5-1
2
5%
Molasses, Ltd., Amer. dep. rets.—
(A final payment of 1 shilling 1 pence and
a special distribution of 2%
pence equal
(quar.)
Tenney Corp.,
America
1
7-
5%
5-31
(monthly)-.
preferred
preferred
of
Class
preferred. (quar.)
2nd
Co.
Corp.
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred
5%
Insurance
5-
7-20
4.75%
22c
1
5-22
7-20
40c
5-21
6-
^-20
3
invest¬
_
1
8-
7-20
___-■
6-15
6-
per
-
15c
net
6-30
62V2c
t75c
(from
5-31
14c
8-15
25c
(quar.)
6-15
6-11
3
40c
Corp.
Investors
5%
25c
i—L—
A
5.10%
2nd
Funds
Class
4
4.72 %
•
2
6-30
$1
45c
pfd.
7-
7
15c
(quar.)
3
50c
(quar.)
conv.
6-14
75c
A
8-
$1.37%
-■
5-25
6-29
$1
class
8-
;—
common
United
4
6-22
$1.15
(quar.)
7-20
—____
(increased-quar.)
Improvement—
(initial-quar.)
41/4%
preferred (quar.)
United-Greenfield
Corp.
(quar.)
United Illuminating
(increased quar.)
3
$1.16
preferred
7-20
8-15
Gas
New
5.12%
preferred
8-15
12 %c
.
5-
6-11
30c
:
preferred (quar,)_
Western Natural Gas—
15c
(quar.)
1
10c
Participating
30c
(quar.)___
2
7-27
$30c
6%
40c
(quar.)
income)
United
U.
com.
preferred
2nd
7-20
United
Inc.' (Dei.)—
income)
Tennessee
0.24 %
$2.50
8-15
6c
—
6-11
17%c
Common
7
$1.25
America
Corp.
60c
Science
United
5-31
20c
5.25%
6-13
6c
(quar.)
5-15
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
Western Insurance Securities—
Common
5-31
$1.12 y2
Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preference A (quar.)
Funds, Inc.—
ment
5-10
50c
1
Management Corp. (s-a)
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry.-1.__—Tennessee Corp. (quar.)—
4.50%
5-14
5-22
92 %c
-
United
6-15
$ 5c
(s-a)
(quar.)—
Shares
Gas
1
3c
Ltd.
Electronics lund,
ordinary
5-28
6-
27c
;
Television
4.25%
6-15
5-
of
Carton
Co.
•
5-15
16c
(s-a)
Products
4.10%
2
"
—
Tecumseh
(From
25c
200%
held)
A
4.32% conv. preferred (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., common (quar.)
Television
6-14
80c
B
Taylor & Fenn Co
4%
10c!
16c
Baking
Class
1
5
5
5-
___
6-
5-29
$1.50
(s-a)
Co.
15c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Carbon
United
Taft
divid.
6-
6-
40c
Corp.
(quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
Biscuit
2
50c
preferred
United
1
—
Sunshine
Biscuits
Inc.
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp.
(quar.)
Syracuse Transit
(quar.)
Stock
6-15
6-
2
(quar.)
2
6-
(s-a)
Holdings, Inc.—
(Final payment of approximately $0.67
depositary share)
1
(quar.)
5-15
7-
Western
7-
(quar.)
1
36c
(quar.)
7-20
10-18
6-29
—
common
5-21
6-
25c
"
(quar.)
& Seashore RR.
Special gtd. stock
6-
-
com.
b-31
6-15
75c
(initial)
Products
West
$1
preferred
6-20
5%
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Western
Carolina
Telephone
(quar.)
Western Casualty & Surety (Kansas)
22c
-
(Kansas),
5-18
11c
5-11
1
8-
11-
West Jersey
87 %c
Aircraft
Artists
United
1
$10c
(quar.)
Lines,
United
8
$3.50
:
70c
United
9-23
6-30
System
9
5-15
7l/2C
Telephone Co.—
Common
(increased quar.)
$1.44 preferred
(quar.)-
90c
.
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Co. (quar.)
United
common
Supermarkets Operating
5%
8-29
10-23
5c
(quar.)
Superior Window
Gas
Union
.
(Calif.)—
Ltd.,
Union
1
Corp.—
2Va%
Superior Propane,
6-
6-
I2V2C
5-11
1
V2 C
Transport
45r
,
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
noncumulative
6-11
Coast
17 %C
:
Class
6%
6%
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
1
Wayne Manufacturing Co.
(stock -dividend)
Weeden & Company (quar.)
Weinkles Liquor Stores
(initial)
;
6-
62 %c
:
5-11
6-
25c
Works
Weiss Bros., class A (quar.)
Wellington Fund—
(Quarterly from net invest, income)
43c
;
1
50c
:
6-14
11c
(quar.)
Class A
5-15
6-12
6-
5c
5-31
$1
Union Electric Steel Corp
Union Finance Corp. (Fla.)
6-15
5c
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
2
$3.25
—
L
(quar.)
6-30
50c
C.)
7-
Investors—
(quar.X
preferred (quar.)-,
7-13
6-15
25c
Washburn Wire (quar.)
6-15
20c
(quar.)—
preferred
5-22
6
25c
.
5c
:L*
preferred
$4.50
6
6-15
28y8c
Mining
(quar.)
Food Services, Inc.—
$1.40
1
6-
35c
—
Sunshine
Oil
6-
$3.70
8-
45c
.
—-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-12
6-30
$1.13
—
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
common
$1.12%>
5-
(quar.)
7
5-21
5-21
6-12
quarterly L
preferred
6-
6-11
6-11
(3-for-l stock split)
Increased
Warren (S. D.)
Waverly
72c
Corp.
1
5-25
Initial payment after 25%
stock dividend
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
8
25c
Electric,
common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
8
6-15
40c
5-15
(final)
Carbide
5-23
12yac
6-
100%
Union
5-11
5-15
6-
5
div.)
1
shares
Bank
Union
5-15
v
$3%c
—
dividend
1st
5-29
1
$i6y4c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)——.
International
$1.20
1
6-
65c
Sunset Industries (stock dividend)
Superior
6-
25c
1951 series (quar.)
—
Super
5-31
20c
DX Oil (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
.Union
10c
$25c
(quar.)
6-
5-31
6-
-
3
6-15
(final)
(Los Angeles)
6-15
1
6-
—_—
(stock
6-
(quar.)
V.
American
.
7-16
6-
"
(quar.)—
Formerly Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.
Sunset House Distributing Corp. (Calif.)—
Quarterly
Sunset
Corp.
N.
5-25
(quar.)
Publishing,
4j/2%
5-25
Gas—
preferred
Sunray
8
8
Unilever
5-28
66-
(quar.).
Co.
Propane
Oil
Class
6-11
45c
(quar.)-——
common
5-11
5c
7-
62
Udylite
1
8-15
30c
Waukesha Motor Co.
5-15
Corp.
6-
6-
31>/4c
8
quar.)—_
Street
5-21
1
6-20
—
6-
(quar.)
Halle
5-31
6-
6-20
_____
3
;
Clutch
La
(quar.)
7-
5-28
12V2C
Stratton
Stuart
Sun
5c
-
B
Stouffer
Sun
split)
______
Broadcasting,
Class
stock
class A
B
Storer
(2-for-l
Corp.
6-20
6-15
6-20
'
Stone
5-31
$1
common
Warner Bros. Pictures (quar.).
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch
(D.
5-24
6-11
43%C
Corp.
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
Walgreen Company (quar.)
Waters
—
dividend
Electric
5%
8
1
(quar.)
Century Growth
6-20
5-31
5c
6-
1
preferred
$1.05
Co
3
—_
5%
Iron
&
20c
(initial
common
5-31
20c
7-
6-
City Fourth Unit, $6 pfd. (accum.)
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.)
5-31
6-20
Wasnington Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
7-
Company
5-17
6-20
$1.43%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washington Water Power Co.
6-r9,,r
(Pa.)
5-15
1
6-20
$1.56Vt
preferred
Mould
8
4c
Tudor
6-29
30c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
(s-a)
Inc.
1
6-
12V2C
6-
(quar.)
Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power Co.—
New
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6-
44c
v-
6-
35c
Corp.
3
40c
—
$2
t3iy4c
1
10c
7-
—.—:
A
4-27
——
6-15
split
(quar.)——
(quar.)
5
5-21
-—-
Tuboscope
5-11
,
2
(quar.)—;—_——
RR.
5-25
6-
15c
$$1.12Vz
Co.
6-
6-15
"
t50c
stock
6-15
40c
$1.25
J20c
$5 pfd.
Co.,
tl2y2c
-
t20c
New Jersey
Chemicals,
1
6-11
6-15
12 y2 c
A
Baer
Co.
25c
(quar.)
6-
22 %C
(3-for-l
(quar.)
Greenbush
&
25c
class
Co.
Gas
1
—
Vulcan
:
Insurance
2
>
5-21
6-
(initial)
Trust
6-19
34 %c
—
Corp.
7%
Travelers
6-
(quar.)
Still-Man
Stix,
Trenton
9
7-
(quar.)
Products
B.)
1
5-14
5-
40c
Stewart-Warner
Mfg.,
B
10c
—
(John
5-
5-28
1
2
25c
Transamerica Corp., 4%% pfd.
Trans-Canada
Corp.
Fund
6-15
1
6-
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
I2V2C
—
(quar.)
Sterling Drug Inc.
(quar.)
Sterling Precision, 5% preferred
Sterling Seal (quar.)
Stetson
6-
$10c
5%
$1.06 y4
preferred
(quar.)__
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
6-
5c
.
(quar.)
5.75%
$1.14
A
Finance, Ltd.
A (initial)
class
preferred
2
6'A%
5-10
6-15
5-15
class
5%
7-
5-10
1
$1.06 y4
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Supply, class
Traders
8
(quar.)
$12y2c
1
5-31
Scale
New
...
6-
6-
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
5-25
6-13
Vulcan Materials, common
Edison—
6-18
6-
5-10
2
20c
Vulcan-Hart
8
9-14
6-15
2
1
7-
15c "
8
6-
25c
(quar.)
76-
15c
6-
7-10
4
5%
■:
5-31
(initial)-
Corp.
1
5-
15c
Corp
2
9-14
B
9
.1
$1.03
2
35c
:
6-
6-
2
J20c
.
7-
30c
8
5
6-
(quar.)
7-
30c
7-
6-22
,_L
(initial)
Von's Grocery Co, (quar.)
1
Toledo
5-11
Products
6-15
(quar.)
7-16
6-20
—
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
$0.65625
(quar.)_
Technical
1
25c
(quar.)
Volt
10-
31V2C
(quar.)
5-31
10-
5-25
6-
Mfg.
6-15
Food
5c
6-28
1
Vita
5c
8
6-30
5-21
5-25
6-15
6-
6-
1
1
Vogt
(quar.)
class
7-27
30c
6-
$1
b-x4
1
35c
(quar.)
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Hot Springs
6-
(Ohio) —
5-15
6-
40c
preferred
5c
5%
Aluminum
$4.20
6-15
2
9-14
Sterchi Bros. Stores
5-31
7-
9-28
Sterling
6-15
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5c
$1.25
Finance, common
5 V2 %'"• preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Wakefield
preferred
Stephenson
$4.04
1
5-15
6-
37V2c
(quar.)_
Wagner
Tokheim
87y2C
com.
preferred
5-24
5%
new
$5.00
6-23
6-15
New
Corp.,
5-26
2
30c
A
1
1
6-22
$1.01
9
7-
(quar.)
common
66-
30c
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Virginia Electric & Power, common (.quar.)
31V4c
A
75c
—
7-
$1.20 preierred
Telephone,
A
6-
-
4-30
25c
dividend)-
35c
1
Bearing (quar.).
Products, new class A (initial)
4!/4%
(quar.)
8
class
(stock
25c
35c
class
6-
5-18
6-15
Parts
5-10
Corp.
8
6-29
Steel
1
Vince
Class B
5-25
Corp.—
Steinberg's. Ltd., common
Steinway & Sons
Stephan
Company
6-
1
2
$1.25
Ltd.
5-
pfd. A
6-15
5-31
$1.37y2
.
and Savings Bank—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
9
(quar.)
Bros.,
5-28
1
Inc., common
Co.,
5-16
National
6-
preferred
Stedman
6-15
6-
30c
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
6-29
7y2c
preferred
7-
5%
'•
10c
20c
6-29
(quar.)__
5-15
6-
5c
Company
6-
—
common
Vermont
5c
—
(quar.).
5-25
75c
26c
—
6-15
40c
(J.
25C
Co.
5-25
6-15
1
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Corp. (quar.)
5-29
Class A
5-15
6-
C.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical,
4
6-18
Sciver
60c
10c
A
5-
Roller
20c
(Raleigh, N.
class
1
(quar.)
Oil
Inc.
45c
Insurance
6-
5c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
8C
(initial)
new
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
btecher-Traung Lithograph
■
B
7-16
30c
(s-a)
Finance,
preferred
Thriftimart,
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Loan
c
30c
$1.60 pfd.
(quar.)
Co.,
Inc.
$1.67%
•
Markets, common
6-
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Standard
Van
4
(quar.)
preferred B
5%
62%c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Standard
Mig.
preferred
Thorofare
50c
82 y2
Jersey)—
Ohio,
4
5-
$4 cash)
Industries
(quar.)
Thompson Paper Box (quar.)__
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge, Inc.
18 %c
—
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
Glass
45c
(quar.)
Standard
Standard Packaging Corp.,
5-
1
*.?.
^
6-15
6-29
6-
—
1
(quar.)
Thomas Industries,
60c
A
common
(quar.)
(Indiana) (quar.)___.,
3%%
Thatcher
93 %C
(Calif.),
common
preferred
20c
preferred
conv.
Standard
Textiles, Inc.,
11-
—
(quar.)
B.) Co., 5%
6-
&
or
loc
$3c
Co.
6-
(reduced-quar.)—
Inc.,
common
(initial)
Oil (quar.)
Coal
Ry.—
(Optional—5% stock div.
1
%C
(quar.)
Raalte
Holders
$1.06V4
L
$1.45
Sulphur
Pacific
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.46 V*
Thompson
A
Van
Vioeroy Mfg. Ltd.,
Viking Pump Co
Gulf
Instruments,
Texas & Pacific
(quar.)_.
Standard
4
4
Viau,
5-15
B
Standard
55-
5-21
75c
Knitting Mills (initial)Standard Milling, class A
Class
1
1
6-15
17 %c
Standard
1
66-
1
6-
(accum.)
Corp.,
4
6-
$1.40
6
5-25
Steamship—
Holding
B
5-
$1.38
$1.43%
pfd.
Valley Forge Products, class A
Valley Mould & Iron, common (quar.)
$5.50 prior preference (quar.)
Valley National Bank (Arizona) (quar.)
6-
20c
&
preference
4
7-
5c
Fruit
partic.
4
5-
20c
6-15
17
5-
1
$1.31 y*
4%
(initial-quar.):
1
6-
5y4%
Texas
6
,
Quarterly
6-
$1.37%
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd.
& Industries Corp.
Vernon
Texas
1
$1.33%
_;
4J/4%
Utilities
6-15
6-
When
Payable of Rec.
4
6-15
6-15
40c
4
5-
53
15c
^
Co.
Corp.,
1
Texas
(quar.)
4
5-
1
Corp.
7-1
45c
$1.60 pfd.
Co.—
5-
1
6-
Share
Products
7-
6-15
6-11
1
6-
Gas
87 %c
(quar.)
6-
$1.25
$1.28 Va
Oil
Pictures
$1.24
6-20
2
Universal
Universal
$1.35
7-
5c
4
4
5.40%
.
5-18
(quar.)_
55-
$1.18%
Transmission, common
(quar.)
preferred,, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
5V4%
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing (increased-quar.)
1
76-
1
1
4.96%
1
25c
(quar.)
common
Electric
Texas
5-21
6-
2
$1.62
-
Standard
6-1
20%
Brands,
common
6-15
6-
6-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
5.52%
preferred
(quar.)
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
5.75%
preferred (quar.)
5.80%
preferred (quar.)
5.85%
preferred (quar.)
6.70%
preferred
(quar.)
:
Texas Fund, Inc. (quar. from invest, income)
5-15
7-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Match
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.50%
-5-21
1
25c
(quar.)
common
$3.50
preferred
Standard Dredging
New
1
25c
Chemical
Standard
6-
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Universal
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.75%
5%
preferred
5-17
6-30
dividend
Standard
$3
6-
25C
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stock
2
12 %c
.
E.)
Stamford
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Springfield Insurance Co.,
$6.50 preferred (quan)
Staley
4%
12V2C
Spic & Span (quar.)_
Spindale Mills, common
.
35c
$1.05
—
Holders
When
Share
Transmission—
$1.44
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
$1.20 prior preferred
(quar.)
(2537)
Wisconsin
Public
Wiser Oil Co.
Service,
-
common
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
6-20
7-
2
5-31
5-31
6-11
8c
(quar.)
Insurance, class A
—
(quar.)
7-10
6-25
20c
(quar.)_
6-11
8c
Monthly
Monthly
7-13
6-29
5c
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-15
6-
5
5-25
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2538)
Class
the
Wood
Herman
Wood
6-15
6-
1
4%%
Governor
Woidward
Iron Co.
Woodward
V ooiworth
(P.
(F.
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
t40c
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
10c
A
(quar.)
50c
6-
5
6-
9
6-
1
Company (quar.)
& Co., Led.—
5-
W.)
,
The
6-12
5-
preferred ADRS (s-a)
to about $0.41 per Depositary share less British Income Tax)
Worthington Corp., common (quar.).
4y2% prior preferred (quar.)—
Wrigiey mWiu. j
.
%—
Monthly
—
—________
62 %c
6-20
6-
1
$1.12%
6-15
6-
1
20c
Wurlitzer
Co.
(Mich.)
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.
Wyandotte Worsted Co. 3
Xerox
3*
1
v' 5-11
'6-11
>
„
6-20
5-24
6-
2
-
3
Batteries
7-
6-15
5-31
\
Sheet &
Zale
Zeigler
25c
6-12
5-28-
Radio
t35c
8-
1
7-
2
t56>/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
8-
1
7-
2
6-29
6-
8
of this
20c
(quar.)
June
•
Transfer
books
t Payable in
resident
a
British
Less
funds,
Payable in U.
S.
x
Less Jamaica
income
and/or
record
1992.
1,
7%.
The issue
date was Incorrect. The corrected payment
date is indicated here,
15% Canadian nonresident tax.
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page
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for
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the
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common
of
Period Ended March 31—
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the
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Months' Net Up
10%
from
sale
the
of
part
company will use a
and a concurrent sale
utility
bonds
of
proceeds
the
of
480,000
shares
stock
to
nine
income
the TVA
of
power
March 31,
ended
months
1932.
,
ing, has first claim
Increased
rose
$3,177,000
Feeler? 1
on these proceeds.
and unusually good
imprcement in
to $191,157,000.
def-nse
lopds
were
income
taxes
reduced
to
d "e
use
the
by
last
year.—V. 195, p. 1024.
Texas
of
„
to
Texas
Utilities
the
at
annual
Salt
an
V.
Lake
City
in
Dallas
in
GIVING
1960.
EFFECT
V.
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BUSINESS—The
of 430 N.W. 10th Ave., Portland, Ore.,
provides electronic data processing services on an hourly or job basis
to
commercial
and
professioral firms, banks, government agencies,
educational and other institutions
The services are provided by use
of computers and punch-card equipment leased by the company, and
data is transmitted to and from customer offices by teletype machine
over
regular telephone lines.
The
company
compiles and reassembles all types of accounting
data used in the operation of businesses, including inventories, payrolls,
accounts payable and receivable and cost distributions, and provides
additional
P'irst
services
such
over
Ithrougi the
three
The
work shifts.
series———
Outstanding
/
1 QQO
V
hnT)He
Qpvipq
3%%
debs~~due"l973ir.
sinking fund
Outstanding
Capital stock—
series
data processing eouipment having an estimated
from International Business Machines Corp.
The new
transistorized 1401 system with four magnetic
tyoe units
provides fcigh-spe:d printing, card reading, tape reading, writing and
excess
processing
puter
and
services
of $603,003
in one integrated operation. The transistorized 1620 com¬
intergrated punchcard system equipment provides complete
from
'
.
Series
,
($12.80
punching
of t e cards
to the resume given
to the
customer. This equipment is leased for a
period at one year, extendible
on
tie
same
terms
on
a
90-day basis, and cancellable on 90-day
notice by either party. The
company's lease payments are continually
increasing due to the renting of additional equipment, but presently
approximate $13,000 per month. The
company owns its own control
panels used in the punchcard system.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
purchasers
if
is
any
will
be
obligated
100,'omS
"SmooI'S
White,
Weld
—
Begins
s
Operations—
*_,Sn<VJ- Wills,, President and Chief
isoi(HfC!n the manufrcture ofCorp., a
Engineering
cializes in
liquid
SSSSSdloSSny'on
Executive offfber of United
metal fabricator which spe¬
handling
trailers
OPeratlons as
and
trucks
W.
H.
&
Co
40,500
&
Jackson
&
Curtis
Paribas
R.
W.
Shields
&
Weeden
Dean
J.
A.
Co.
Ss
&
&
25,000
.3.—__
Co._
&
3
18,000
15,500
&
Burr
15,500
Dickson
S.
Courts
&
&
Co.,
Co.
Inc.
of
—_
of
______________
Presfdent othoxTc^ t0 $2y« milIion* Mr> Wills
sales
have
was lormerly the
has doubled
company's stockholders, Mr. Wills
its sales volume
in
reports that
the past 12 months and
expects,
V
*
V
50,000
shares
the
of
2429.
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7,500,000 shs.
all
of
the
preferred
casino
in
section
Beach
Condado
the
of
San
Juan,
Barney
&
Co.—
Brothers
stock
C.
&
Putnam
Co.
Co.—Earnings Up 34
A.
G.
Becker
&
Co.
Inc.
Merle-Smith
Dominick
&
Dominick—
Stein
&
Bros.
first
quarter results brought the paper company's
half of fiscal 1962 to $4,384,000, or 82 cents
to $3,233,000,
compared
61
or
cents
share,
a
1961. v.-
for
Kirkland
Hooker
Boyce______
&
&
its
at
—
&. Co.;. Inc.—
Moore
&
six
months
of
1962
were
.
Co.
Ohio
Co.
——
Fahnestock
'& C0.__!
Childs Securities Corp._i
Strauss
Dallas
1,100,000'
Co., Iric.
Newburger,
S.
&
Co.,
has
company
called
redemption
for
June
on
Union
&
Co.
195,
2429.
p.
.
.
.
:
,
stores. 3
The
Loeb
&
Cq.
German—1_
Inc..
&
Inc
Baird
&
H.
100,000
George K. Baum & Co.
Beecroft, Cole & Co.
Davis, Skaggs & Co.——
100,000
400,000
Ginther
&
Kaufman
Co,
Bros.
—______
&
195,
p.
Co.——
1920.
100,000
100,000
100,000
Co—;
400,000
Thornton, Mohr, Parish
& Gauntt, Inc,
Co.,
Inc.
400,000
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3*
•'
3'
had net sales of $21*963,000 in the fiscal:
Net
profits
after
taxes-amounted to
vear
$556,000
ended
$1.74
or
from $1.48 per share in the preceeding
.
,
,
(The> Williamhoiise, Inc.—Nine Months' Statement—
Period Ended March 31—
'
——
Total
costs
Income
and
expenses
taxes—
before
1962
*
Selling; general and. adminstrative -expenses/—_
——
Net
income
for
163,613
period
195, p. 793,
Yale
100,000
p.
2429.
•_
Express
for
*
•
90,324
B9.354
'
*
$0.27
-
Systems, Iiic.—Appointment-^-
corporation's
the
■
.
City -Bank,
First. National
registrar
_
—
;
141,879
$0.38
—
Earnings per share
—V.
1961
$3,190,295
$2,414,461
2,216,019.
1,768,177
-•
-688;784
*" '466,606
2,884.803
2,224,783
305,492 *
183,678
Estimated income taxes—
100,000
100,000
"
.
allowances and discounts—
Sales, Jess returris,
Cost of goods sold-—
Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
400,000
Hentz &
—V.
Co.______
400,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
150,000
100,000
C.
Co.,
—
Cooley & Co,
Staats- & Co.
Brothers,
750,000
—750,000
Co.
Whipple & Co—
W.
R.
Ashmun
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1961.
per share of common stock, up
fiscal year.—V. 189, p. 1397.
150,000
S.
r.
•
company
30,
Nov.
150,000
150,000
Almstedt
White-.'-'Stag; r with, headquarters in Portland,; Ore., is -one -of. the
largest manufacturers .-of
women's, . juniors',
and
girls'
sportswear
and
men's and women's ski wear.
In
adidtion,. its canvas products
division is one of the largest manufacturers of tents,, sleeping bags,
and skin diving suits and equipment,, Products are merchandised under
the White Stag name nationwide in leading department and spepiallty
150,000
Chas. W. Seranton & Co.
William
of
Securities
750,000
Kraus
&
all
private placement was negotiated for the company
by .the investment banking firm of Francis I. duPont
& Co., New York City.
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$400,000
400,000
300,000
250,000
Scudder
&
1962,
The
150,000
150,000
Burgess & Leith__3
,16,
Stag Manufacturing Co.—Notes Sold Privately
May 25, 1962, the company has announced a pri¬
placement of $2,500,000 of promissory notes with
institutional investors. The placement ihcluded $700,000
of 5% series A notes due June 1, 1968, and $1,800,000'of
5V2% series B notes due June 1, 1977.
,
/
.
.
200,000
Co.;
same
"33'-v>..'
White
3?000
Principal
&
The
10%,
the
for
vate
,
Burge
period
-
about
up
—On
3.000
Co.______
first
outstanding 5%% first mortgage bonds series D due Oct, 1; 1939
106.75%.
Payment will be made at the Old
Colony Trust Co.,
Boston.—V.
The First Cleveland Corp.—
3.000
Kormendi & Co.," Inc.—3,000
Smith,
the
for
Western Massachusetts Electric Co.—To Redeem Bonids
The
4,500
Johnson, Lane, Space
Corp.
' 4 500
Irving Lundborg & Co.__—
4.500
Newhard, Cook & Co
4.500
Rodman & Renshaw—i—
4,500
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
4,500
Suplee, Yeatihan, Mosley
Co., Inc. " J„
4.500
Yarnall, Biddle & Co._
.43500
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
3,000
DeHaven & Townsend,.
Crouter. & •'BodineA^i.
3,000
Dittmar
sales
4 500
Inc
The
Boettcher &
Weeden & Co. Inc
1,100,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.— 1,100,000
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.
earnings
share,
a
same
7,000
Co.—______
Fay,
J.
Johnston, Lemon & Co-. 1,100,000
W. C. Langley & Co
1,100,000
the
to $133,269,000,
as
against $121,669,000
period in 1961.—V. 195, p. 1366.
• - .*
7.000
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
1,100,000
1,100,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co. 1,100,000
—
.
amounting
11,000
& Simmons
1,100,000
Allyn & Co
Rico,
,
-second
the
Net
' Shares
,
1,450,000
A.
&
1,450,000
&
Puerto
will be
The
for
as
,
Salomon
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:
McDoriald
$1,450,000
-
,
4,892,940 Shs.
Principal
Dillon, Union
Securities & Co—
Up—V
was
_
Eastman
■'
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■
that Washington Natural Gas
stated
of
,
*
THE BONDS—The purchasers named below
severally agreed to purchase from the company the respective
principal amounts of the 1992 series bonds set forth below;
'
Inc.
TJnnJ
united
400,000 shs.
V. 480,000 shs.
have
Robert
the firm's
June
'demand, coupled with less pressure on prices, has improved
company's earnings for the first half of fiscal year 1962,. it was
reported by David L. Luke, Chairman,
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Earnings for the second quarter,
ended April 30, amounted to
$2,244,000, equal to 42 cents a share, as against $1,601,000,- br 30
cents a share, for the same period in 1961
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1
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UNDERWRITERS—FOR
Flair
to Moxie Co/shareholders
year,
15,500
11,000
Michigan Corp.— 11,000
Folger, Nolan, Fleming &
Co.
Inc.
11,000
First
Bacon,
PsinhHS andcommon stock
established in 1954
sime that
18,000
Denton,
Inc.
R.
25,000
25,0001
Co.-
—
&
Bros.
25,000
Co.— 25,000
Inc
&
Co.
Hogle
Burns
-
;____
;
„_____—_
Co.
Witter
Bache
-
25,000
Corp.
Pressprich
Goodbody
was
was
■/."•"/
Blunt Ellis
Co.—______ 25,000
& Co. Inc. 25,000
Webber,
early
the
m
40,500
Morton
Paine,
Ball,
an
v
purchase
Webster Securities
Corp.
Hallgarten
Dick
United Manufacturing &
Engineering Corp.
.
ShaCres
Stone &
*63,644
.>
15c
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
2,000,000 shs.
J_
to
in
Stronger
purchased.
Hutzler
—Vai9as,ep0cm3° par)———-
2,015,000
UNDERWRITERS FOR THE PREFERRED—The purchasers named
below
have
severally
agreed
to
purchase
from
the
company
the
respective numbers of shares of preferred stock set forth below. The
Smith,
EFFECT
2,370,000
1-
par).
;*
completed in the Fall of 1963.
He said* he expectad in¬
profits from new and expanded hotel, operations and from
syndications underwritten by the company's wholly-owned subsidiary,
Weissberg Securities, Inc.;—V. 195, p. 913.
j'
22,000,000
•
stock
1,832
-
creased
$25
B
Common
./■
Unlimited
,
preferred stock (par
:;V issuable in series)———
$1.28, series A
•
n
3
.
425,900
on
1
._
.
;
•
_
•
net
with
$129,000,000
3,000,000
bonds
;
;
capital gain df $10,000 net after taxes.—V. 194, p. 2383.
sale
p,
which
V
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•
,
Telluride Power Co.—1st mtge.
Coffin
leases
company
value in
Outstanding
—$250,000,000
bonds
1961
$4,985,915
,
,
•
mortgage
company
as
sales and inventory analysis, paying of
printing of checks, and various types of en¬
gineering and statistical a alysis utilizing comnuters. The
applied
computing department provides services on mathematical problems to
engineers, private
and governmental,
in all types
of construction,
advanced
mathematical computational
problems, operations research
and information retrieval. Full service is
provided on a 24-hour basis
accounts
Authorized
..
Cumulative
suant to a May 9, 1962 offering circular, First Cascade
Gorp;, Portland, Ore., offered publicly, 3,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $17.50 per share.
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at $47,500, will
be used for the repayment of debt, purchase of equip¬
ment, and working capital.
:
.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
,
,
Debt—/
-f
Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
.
,
'
2-for-l stock split proposed by the company's
Outstanding shares will .be increased to 25,100,000, without change in the authorized total of 40,000,000 shares. The
split will be effective with respe-t to stock of record May18. :.r, V
The directors declared a dividend of 28 cents a share Oh the split
shares^ payable July 2 to stock of record June 15. This is equivalent
to the increased rate of 56 cents a share set on the old shares in
February when the proposed split was announced.—V. 195, p. 1024.
18 approved the
directors in February.
May
United Data Processing,
'
1961
$9,231,000
and
/
operating profit, of almost $1 millon for the first quarter iof
reported by Herbert R. Weissberg, President .of this natiorial
hotel organization, at the corporation's first annual shareholders meet¬
ing held at the Gramercy. Park Hotel in New York City.
>7
v •"\
The net operating profit of $986,799, or 58% cents3:per
;^hg,r€nafter
interest payments and depreciation compared to an operating" profit of
$1,561,702 for the entire calendar year 1961, Mr. Weissberg noted. 1
The corporation was formed as a publicly held corporation in Janu¬
ary, 1961.
It owns 13 hotels in New York City, Florida, New Orleahs,
Chicago and Baltimore, the majority of which it also operates.
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:
The net., operating profit, Mr. Weissberg pointed Out, covered three
monthly cash distributions to shareholders totaling $504,147, reduced
mortgage indebtedness by $170,391 and left cash available for other
corporate purposes of $312,261, as of March 31, 1962.
...
•.
Mr.
Weissberg, in his annual message, revealed that the company
is proceeding with plans, to construct a new luxury, beachfront hotel
furnishes electric service at retail
other communities in this territory.
many
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$4,942^9*45
(H. R.) Weissberg Corp.—Operating Profit
A
1962
calendar
year
the
company
reported
$56,430,V00 and net income of $9,560,000 against
the
CAPITALIZATION
meeting
to
and
operating revenues of
$52,943,000
North ^Temple St., Salt
25,000 square miles from
southeastern Utah to the Arizona
the
195,
.
The company
borders.
:
-
preferred to
institutional investors. Proceeds will be used to repay about $2,000,000
of bank loans and
help finance the 1962 construction program.—
,
- of
1407 West
of approximately
area
through central and
REVENUES—For
,3.
.
Co.—Stock Split Approved—
Utilities
Shareholders
,
serves
Idaho,
Colorado
and
Energv Commission, but the power requirements of the region's com¬
mercial, industrial and residential consumers increased 7%
over the
same nine months last year. Third quarter requirements were up 12%
over
City,
Ashton,
Atomic
-
,
1962
,
estimated
or
$100 par stock.
A spokesman for the company
par.
BUSINESS—1The - coiririafiy'
Lake
down
to
102.50%
j
1
o
stream flow conditions ac¬
operating results, TVA skid. Revenues
revenues
for the
counted
2429.
p.
May 18, 1962, stockholders voted to increase -authqrized common
1,500,000 to 2,000,000 shares and approved a new issue of 100,000
plans
pay
...
.
shares of 5%
system totaled $44,315,000 for
up 10% over the same period
a
year ago, acc-rdirg to the agency's quarterly report.
Net
power
proceeds
f~r
the
12 months ended March 31, 1962,
R5PJ5MPTION FEATURES—The bonds are
redeemable at prices
amounted to $108,182,000, a gain of $6,689,000 over the previous yettr!"' ranging from 107% to the principal amount. They are also redeemable "
Debt service on TVA po™er bonds, of which $145,000,000 ard'outstand¬
finder sinking fund and improvement funds at prices declining from
Operating
the
..
^
On
,
from
of
off bank debt incurred in connection with
its construction program. Remaining proceeds will be applied to the
construction program.
:
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7
preferred
•*
; Washington Natural Gas Co. —Stock Increase —New
Preferred Approved—Private Financing Planned—•
bonds,
,
Valley Authority—9
195,
(loss) after "all charges and provi-
or
.
Tennessee
v
sales——___
profit
carryback refunds..:
•
Earnings per share of common stock
shares outstanding
all as 4y2s, came from Kidder, Peabody
& Co., 101.7599; Lehman Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Coi, jointly,101.729; White, Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
jointly, 101.69; First Boston Corp. and Blyth & Co., jointly, 10-1.63,and Halsey, Stuart & Co., 101.41.
'
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:
bids
all of
.
Total
'
Peabody
Others
10
the
Waldorf System, Inc.—Quar terly Report—
•
bonds, all as 4%s, came from Kid¬
& Co., 101.7599; Lehman Brothers and
Bear, Stearns & Co., jointly, 101.729; White, Weld & Co.
and Stone & Webster Securities Corp., jointly, 101.69;
First Boston Corp. and Blyth & Co., jointly, 101.63, and
Halsey, Stuart & Co., 101.41.
- V
Investment News
to half
"
purchased by the group at a competitive
was
High
/
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coupon.
Corporation and
close
were
for
trar
Other bids for the
General
V
(Albert) Voig-t Industries, Inc.—Appointment— v.
The Eank of New York.has.been appointed transfer agent and. regis¬
!
ta*
der,
U & I "Corp; stock "owned by its subsidiaries
Mr. Rosenthal stated.—V. 194, p. 2163.
-
1962.
were
sale May 22 on a
funds, less
29 cents
priced at 102V2% and accrued inter-,,
yield approximately 4.35% to maturity.
to
est
excludirig
at
shares,
of
1962,
company's first mortgage bonds 4J/2% series due
The bonds
Non-
deductible at the source.
tax.
Previously published
t
tax
resident tax
15%;
income
y
date
for this dividend.
closed
not
Canadian
tax
Securities &
Dillon, Union
Offered—Eastman
Bonds
Co., Smith, Barney & Co. and, Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, New York City, announced that they headed a group
which offered on May 23 ,a new issue of $22,000,000
common
preferred
Zenith
6-11
Coke
&
Coal
Ltd.,
4Vz'/c
7-10
(initial-quar.)__
Jewelry Co., new com.
Zeller's
5-15
I
10C
31,
.
bids, for the-preferred stock, also with a $1.18 dividend,
by First Boston and Blyth & Co., jointly, $25.2222 a
Peabody, $25,209; Eastman Dillon, Smith-Barney arid
Brothers,' jointly, $25.03;
and Lehman Brothers, $25.021v
Salomon
8-31
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Tube
9-15
$1.25
Quarterly
Youngstown
taxes, shareholders were advised. ■
share figure's were based on 1,297,637
-
Kidder
share;
amounted to
1962
31,
The corporation expects 1962 sales to total $66 million as a resdlt
of '&
major product- line "expansion-, broader market coverage," and
greater operating efficiencies, according to a report made by A. C.
Buehler,' chairman and president, at the dompariy's annual meeting.
Mr. BUehler noted that" satisfactory progress is. being made in intfegrating operations following the formation of the present company as
a
result of the merger of Victor Adding Machine and Comptometter
Corp. last October. *•
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Consolidated sales of the two companies for 1961 totaled $60,485,786
and earnings amounted to $3,009,334.
A comparisori with the previous
year's performance could riot be made this year because of differences
in accounting methods used by the two cbmpanies, Mr. Buehler noted.'
As previously reported, consolidated net sales were $15,488,238 for
the first quarter of 1962 and net earnings amounted to $1,356,899,
equal to 29 cents per share. He noted that the per share earnings 'of
•
submitted
were
s.
March
per
shares
Sales for Year—.
Competing
8
10c
(quar.)
ended
Victor Comptometer Corp.—Chairman Forecasts
r
B, ($25 par), at $25.65 per share to yield 4.60%.
The group won award of the preferred stock at compe¬
titive sale May 22 on a bid of $25,317;
,
"
Yocam
These
563,643
series
5-14
>
three" months
the
applicable
and
White, Weld & €o. and Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., New York City, were joint managers of an under¬
writing group which offeTed publicly on May 23 480,000
shares of this firm's $1.18 cumulative preferred stock,
7-20
4
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
5-28
30c
10c
(quar.)
2
6-
\
25c
1
7*
8-
25c
Monthly
5-18
6-
25C
the
20c
or
for
Light Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
&
Power
Utah
(Payment amounts
*
for
per shafe, compared with $189,745, or 15 cents per
corresponding
period -in
1961.
These
results were
exclusive of; realized increment to funds, which amounted to $887,827
for
the
first quarter of 1962,
equal to 50 cents per share after
share
March
*
and
the
income
$259,290,
4
6%
,
net
;
,
37^%—
acquisitions, ventures
diversified
a
company had
a
37%
increase in consolidated net
first quarter of 1962, Richard L. Rosenthal, President,
"shareholders at "the
annual
meeting. Consolidated ordinary
in
advised
located in Independence, Mo., has 165 employees,
states.—V. 195, p. 1970.
■
company
Corp.,
financing
income
very
are
& Industries
special
1,400 stockholders, in 48
over
3%
Utilities
$1 million in prime
others. Sales since
units.
tanks and pumping
1
prospects
future
that
states
5-17
62%c
a
bright as the com¬
pany is continually bidding as a major supplier of many items used'
by various armed service units.
United has been recently awarded a
$250,000 • contract from the Army Quartermaster Corps for aluminum
Wills
Mr
5-22
40c
(quar.)__
(quar.)———
W.)
Woolworth
5-18
6-
$1.50
t$1.12%
Industries. Ltd., class
1st
preferred
(quar.)
(J.)
5-28
t$1.37%
year,
United has an order backlog of over
contracts, plus $250,000 in subscontract work for
Jan. 1, 1962, has avqraged $300,000 monthly,
Presently,
l
—
—
Ltd., '5Vi% pfd. (quar. >
Corp.. $3 preferred (s-a)
H.).
(G.
(s-a)
Co.
Conversion
Wood
Wood
(quar.)
A
class
Enterprises,
6-
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
Utilities & Industries Corp.—Earnings Up
share in net income earned last year.
6-15
B
increase over the 45 cents
significant
for
per
When
17 %c
6'VaC
Womecco
fiscal
current
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Share
J
of Company
Name
.
New
York
City,
class, A- and
haa
class
B
been
appointed
stock.,—V. 195,
«
Volume
195
Number
6163
.
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.
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55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
ARIZONA
/
Alabama
.
University (P. O.
.Tuscaloosa), Ala.
A"
•
/
,
,
Offering—J. Rufus Beale,
Secretary of Board of. Trustees,
dent
will
fered
.receive
bids
sealed
Bond
until
2
p.m.- (CST) on June 2 for the
purchase
of
$1,555,000- niedical
Sale—The $2,500,000
housing revenue bonas
J-D.
& Sutcliffe.
Vi"
-
.
of¬
High School
District, Contra Costa County,
'
•:
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California A V*
•,
«*
!,
>
•
Bond Offering—Vera K. Gibson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
&
in
Bakersfield
(PDST)
;
chase
until
11
a.m.
May 29 for the pur¬
$90,000 school bonds.
on
of
Due
-
^housing
from
revenue
-
1964
to
2001.
2307—were awarded to Putnam
Co.,
1,1962. Due on June 1
from 1964 to 1981, inclusive.; In¬
-
'
,
..
"
'
3s, at
as
basis of
a
•
•
'
'
Bond
Grua,
a
about
price of 100.91,
2.89%.
" /
•
!
/
1
t
V
•
Stonington, Conn.
Offering-^Maurice
Dated June
Bond Sale—-The $250,000 school
$2,190,000 bonds to the. Housing
*' bonds..
and Home Fiance
Agency, as bonds offered May 15—V; 195, p. terest J-D.
'•/»;:
v
\
Legality
2307—were awarded to a group
3ygs, at a price of par.
c
approved by White, Bradley
San Clemente, Calif.
of .'the
Wells
A*310,000 bonds to Coughliri & Co., composed
Fargo
Arant, A11& Rose.
Bond Sale—The bonds
f /YY!//
totaling
Inc., and Bosworth, Sullivan Bank of San Francisco; R. H.
Moulton & Co.; William R. Staats $416,000 offered May 16—v. 195,
& Company, as 2%s and
Huntsville,'Alabama "
2%s,
& Co., and the Security First Na¬ p. -2200—were
at a price of
awarded, as fol¬
Bond and Warrant Offering—
par, a net in¬
tional Bank of Los Angeles, as 5s, lows:
terest cost of about 2.82%.
City Clerk and Treasurer Q. B..
4s, 2y2s, 23/4s, 3s and 3.15s, at a $231,000 water revenue bonds to
Love
announces
that ■„ the
City
Mojave County School District '" price of 100.02, a net interest cost
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Council
will
receive
separate
;
(P. O. Kingman), Ariz.
of about 3.04%.
& Smith Inc.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Bond Offering—Mabel B.
185,000 storm drain bonds to the
Bailey,
May 29 for the purchase of $2,California (State of)
Clerk of Boar a of
United
California
Bank
of
Commissioners,
004,000 bonds and warrants, as
Bond Offering — Bert A. Betts,
will
Los Angeles.
receive
sealed
bids
until
follows:
State Treasurer,
will receive
2 p.m., (MST) on June 8 for the
South San Francisco Unified
$980,000 natural gas system revsealed bids until 10 a.m. (PDST)
purchase of $500,000 school build¬
Sch. Dist., San Mateo
"enue refunding bonds. Dated
on
June 14 for the purchase of
County,
ing
construction
center
East Haven, Conn.
Bond Sa e—The $255,000 school
bonds offered May 15 — v. 195,
bids
Alhambra Union
,
Panama Union School District,
Kern County, Calif.
*'•
'
-
-
,
stu/
May 15—v. 195, p. .1971—
awarded, as follows:
:>
were
from" 1963
to 1987, inclusive.
Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
University (P.O.
..".''Tempe)i Ariz.
; ;
Bond
.
20
Interest
Arizona State
Town
C.
La
will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o Day, Berry
& Howard, 750 Main Street, Hartord, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
for
5
the
Treasurer,
purchase
school bonds.
Due
inclusive.
$89U,ouJ
of
Dated June
June
on
from
1
1963
Interest J-D.
1, 1962.
to
1980
Legality
approved by Day, Berry & How¬
-
ard.
Windsor
Locks,
•
bonds.
March 1, 1962. Due on March
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Interest
July 1, 1962.
1964
M-S.
proved
Legality
ap¬
Dumas, O'Neal &
by
Hayes.
500,000
public
bonds.
to
Dated
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
and interest
County Treasurer's Office.
ity
improvement
approved
by
Legal¬
Rosenfeld
Gust,
Divelbess.
&
•
May
1, 1962.
May 1 from 1963 to
on
1972
inclusive.1 Interest M-N.
Legality
approved
Hoyt,
Washburn
"••• V'.
Car thy. •'
324,000 natural
and Power Dist.,
provement
-
by Reed,
&
Mc-
system
gas
Bond
;
/■•-
Sale
The
—
First
Boston
Corporation and Shields & Com-'
pany are joint managers of the
rev-'
refunding warrants.
March 1, 1962. Due on
•
200,000
obligation
general
/ search center
May
1963
Interest
re-
warrants. Dated
1962.
1,
•from
■
Due
to
May 1
inclusive;.
on
1972
M-N.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn &
McCarthy.
;
Commissioners, Ala.
Bond
Offerin
Treasurer
Oliver
(CST)
chase
Sanders
the
sealed
receive
g—Secretary-
C,
that
bids
nounces
June
on
Board
until
for
13
an¬
will
v
1993
inclusive
sale
est
Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
Russell
City.
bination
of
\
,
!,.•.;
the bonds
naming
3.499%
the
electric
Santa Cruz
Bond
-
Clerk
will
,
.receive
\
sealed
(MST)
a.m.
lows:
and
1
road
Man¬
Oct.
June
June
to
1963
to
1973
.
1,
by
that
1962.
veny
Gust,
Rosenfeld
7"Z
&
' >v
'
Arkansas Polytechnic
Bond
1963
Board
of
sealed
bids
June
on
"
to
1963 to
1977
for
A-O.
354,000
hospital bonds.
July 1 from 1963 to
clusive.
1
July 1 from
bonds.
1963
■
.
„
to
from
&
'
*
•
by
1972
,
CALIFORNIA/
in¬
Due
'
•
.
on
1971
Alview Union School District,
Madera County, Calif.
'
in¬
Bond Offering—Arma E. Cheuv-
ront,
1,.. 1962.
Interest
by Pres¬
•
-
County
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids in Madera until 10
(PDST)
Horowitz,
Inter¬
approved
Williamson.
on
..
<
Oct. 1
on
■
Due
approved
Thorgrimson,
Due
bonds.
Rose, Meek, House, Barron, Nash
.
airfield
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
revenue
Legality
inclusive.
June
10
the
Ellis
chase
•
of
on
June
6
$188,000
Dated June 20, 1962.
for
the
school
Due
a.m.
pur¬
bonds.
on
June
2.80s, at
1963
to
1985
in¬
J-J.
in
San
on
Securities
Corp.,
as
price of 100.13, a basis
FLORIDA
Dade
Diego until 11 a.m.
June 12 for the pur¬
County
(Miami), Fla.
Bond Sale—The $9,000,000 high¬
bonds offered May 22—v. 195,
2307—were awarded to a syn¬
the Chase Man¬
way
p.
Offer^g —R. B. James,
(PDST).
a
of about 2.78%.
dicate headed by
hattan Bank of New York
City,
as
5s, 3s, 3V4S, 3.30s, 3.40s and 3V2s, at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
cost of
about 3.38%.
Other members of the syndicate:
sealed
bids
a.m.
will
on
purchase of $400,000
bonds. •. Dated
1961.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
2001,
Ventura
No. 9
mittedworks
195,
1 from
Interest
sewer revenue
1, 1962. Due
on
County Waterworks Dist.
(P. O. Ventura), Calif.
Bonds
be
(PDST)
$1,680,000
bonds. Dated May
Not
for
Sold—All
the
bids
$450,000
sub¬
water¬
bonds
offered May 15—v.
2200—were rejected.
V ■
p.
& Trust Co., New York,
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Howard C. Traywick
Co., Inc., Folger, Nolan, Flem¬
ing & Co., Inc., Ellis & Co., Mag¬
nus & Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
&
Robert
mage
Bonds
Reoffered—Bids will
be
received for the above bonds until
11a.m. (PDST) on June 12.
Bond
bids
11
a.m.
Clerk,
in
will
San
(PDST)
receive
Bernardino
on
May
28
for the purchase of $450,000 school
Dated
June
R.
1962. Due
on June 1 from 1965 to 1987, incl.
Interest J-D.
Legality approved
by .O'Melveny & Myers.
1,
Clerk, will receive sealed,
bids until 8 p.m. (PDST) on June
4 for the purchase of
$243,000
city
improvement bonds.
15,
1962.
1963
Due
to
J-D.
1988
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
rick,
Offering—Secretary T. W.
Commission
COLORADO
$1,707,000 municipal improvement
bonds, series A, as 3%s, 3y4s,
3.40s and 3y2s.
as
3%s, 3y2s, 3.40s and 3y4S.
Other members of the syndicate:
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
C. J. Devine & Co;, Merrill
a
Hutzler,
price of 100.02,
a
as
basis
of about 2.14%.
11
for
the
Columbia
Dated
Due
December 1 from
on
1986, incl.
Treasurer,
bids
June
20
will
until
11
for
the
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
a.m.
$50,800,000 rental housing,
28,
Due
notes.
on
Dated July
July 12, 1963.
1,
1961.
1963
to
Legality
State
(P.
O.
Bond
Board
of
Education
Tallahassee), Fla.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
on
June
various
5
until
for
10
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
school
revenue
the
county
$7,250,000.
bonds totaling
Madeira Beach, Fla.
(State of)
Offering—Donald J. Irwin,
sealed
on
December
Interest J-D.
Certificate
Connecticut
State
the
sealed
a.m.
(EST) on June
purchase of $2,260,000
County road revenue
bonds.
CONNECTICUT
Note
receive
bids until 11
—
2.15s, at
by the Bank of America
of Sari Francisco, at
of 100.09, a net interest
of about 3.48%, as follows:
price
that
announces
will
approved by Patterson, Freeman,
Richardson and Watson.
(City and County), Colo.
Bond Sale
The $1,170,000 re¬
funding water bonds offered May
22—v. 195, p. 2200—were awarded
N.T. & S.A.
cago,
Bond
Denver
$2,250,000 bonds
May 15—v. 195, p. 2307
awarded to
a
syndicate
Co., Tal-
Development Commission
Witherington
Florida
View, Calif.
543,000 water bonds, series E,
Interest
Sutcliffe.
to Salomon Brothers &
cost
June
from
Legality approved by Or¬
Dahlquist, Herrington
&
headed
a
15
81
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Fairlee,
City
Offering—V. Dennis War-
County
sealed
Offering—S.
Whittaker
Co., Dempsey-Tegeler &
Florida
San Bernardino County, Calif.
die,
L.
&
Co., Mid-South Securities Co., and
Hutchinson, Shockey
Co.
Woodland, Calif.
offered
receive
from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Alaska
of
on
until
4
will
American
un¬
& Myers.
—were
that the
announces
Trustees
$540,000 dormitory
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
est
Due
Offering—Secretary
Gardner, M.D.,
receive
City
County Clerk, will .receive sealed
Morongo Unif ied School District,
bonds.
Legality
from
Interest
Bond
an¬
revenue
.
1, 1969 and 1970.
will
Redwood
Spring Valley Sanitation District,
San Diega
County, Calif.
until
until
June
R." Wilkinson
A-O. Legality approved by O'Mel-
Bond
from
1
1,
1964
College
(P. O. Russellville), Ark.
bonds.
from
University
Starin & Ellis.
Offering—Business
Virgil
dormitory
"
Dated
-
bonds.
ton,
Bond
Mountain
receivesealed
July
July
Brun-
ARKANSAS
1982 inclusive.
Dated
A.
ager
June 4 for the
on
:
July 1
chase of
County, Calif.
June 4 for the
bids
Clerk,
bids in
ing bonds offered May 22—v. 195,
2434—were awarded to Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, and the
p.
til 10 a.m.
(PDST) on June 19
for the purchase of $115,000 school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
bids
Offering—John
"■/;
County School Dist.
':'*
v
County
sealed
Conn.
$435,000 fund¬
Blyth & Co., Inc., Smith, Barney
6 Co., Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co., New York, Dr'exel &
May 1 from 1965 to 1992 inclusive.
ing/. County Clerk, will receive
Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., White,
Interest M-N.
sealed bids in Redwood City until
Weld & Co., W. H. Morton &
Co.,
10 a.m.
(PDST) on June 19 for
Tipton Community Services Dist.,
Inc., Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.,
the
purchase .of $195,000 school
(P. O. Visalia), Calif.
Baxter & Co., Bacon, Stevenson
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Due
Bond Sale—The $240,000 sewer &
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Mulon July 1 from 1963 to 1982, incl.
bonds
offered
May 7 — v.
195, laney, Wells & Co., J. A. Hogle &
Interest J-J.
p.
1971 —were awarded to the Co., City National Bank & Trust
Bank of America N.T. & S.A. of
La Verne College (P. O.
Co., Kansas City, The Provident
San Francisco, as 4s and 3%s.
La Verne), Calif.
Bank, Cincinnati, Federation Bank
San Mateo
.
'V
.
"
Bond
received until 10
Offering—Henry Valencia,
of - Board
of
Supervisors,
approved
follows:
ferry
J-J.: Legality
Francisco.
Laguna Salada Union School Dist.
•
purchase of $80,000 bonds, as fol¬
,,
Juneau, at or before 9:30 a.m.
(PST) on June 20 for the pur¬
chase of $6,929,000 general
obliga¬
.
of San
<
ing,
Offering—John A. Brun-
clusive.
bonds
school
to the Bank of America N.T.&S.Av
the
No. 1, Ariz...
.
on
(State of)
will
.
'
The
Bond
on
County, Calif.
—
of
system
'
district.
inclusive.
bids at the office of the Governor
clusive.
gen¬
10,000 Project of 1961 bonds. Due
in
275,000
Legality
Dahlquist,
totaling $100,000 offered May 15
195, p. 2083—were awarded
nounces
Bond Offering—The State Bond
800,000
1988
F-A.
Bond Sale—The
Alaska
on
com¬
Sa"e
Bond
from
ALASKA
Due
the
unlimited tax
are
_
$5,500,000
to
1964
California
bonds,
1962.
Contati School District,
*
obligations of the district. In
addition, they are secured by a
pledge of 'the net revenues derived
on
as
as
net inter¬
a
for
coupons.
Divelbess.
bonds,)
was
$70,000 Project of 1962 bonds. Due
4V2s, at a price of
100.30.. Dated May 1, 1962.
tion
1,
—v.
eral
Warrant Sale—An issue of
$50,voting machine warrants was
sold to the Phenix-Girard Bank of
Commission
group
competitive
.1
A
Rated A by Standard & Poor's,
11
County (P. O. Phenix
City), Ala.
City,
The
issue at
bid
a
of
000
Phenix
on
the
cost
pur¬
J-J.
chell of New York
1994.
a;m.
Inte^H
-
in
awarded
of
to
1, 1965 to 3.55% in
4%,„for the 1% bonds
and
.
10
the
$1,700,000 water service
reyenue bonds (Series G).
Dated
Jan. 1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from
1966
1993
.due
'
•
Mobile Board of Wafer and Sewer
t
from
1
Interest
Sonoma
.
.
•
Feb.
on
July
approved by
Orrick,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Ariz.
group that
publicly offered on
May 24 an issue of $10,000,000 5,
4y4, 3V2>: 31/4, 3.10, 31/4, 3.40, 31/2
March 1 from 1963 to 1983 inand 1% Salt River Projects
bonds,
elusive.
Interest, M-S.
Le-' bond issue No.
10, series A,i at
gality
approved
by
Dumas, r prices to yield' from 2.05% for
: O'Neal & Hayes.
V ;
those due Jan.
•
Due
Veterans'
CC. ' Dated
inclusive.
Salt River Project Agricultural Im¬
'
enue
Series
•
•
Dated
$100,000,000
Dated
Due
•
Due
1974
Sale—The
Bond
r
13,
Series
1962.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
East Hampton, Conn.
Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co., E. F.
Hutton
&
Bond
Sale —The
Co., Eastman Dillon,
$1,590,000
Union Securities & Co., Stone & school bonds offered May 22—v.
Youngberg, Cruttenden, Podesta 195, p. 2432 — were awarded to
& Miller, J. A. Hogle & Co., Ken- The Connecticut
Bank
& Trust
ower,
MacArthur & Co., Irving Company of Hartford, and the
Lundborg & Co., Taylor & Co., Harris Trust & Savings Bank of
I. L. Brooke & Co., Wulff, Hansen Chicago, as 3y4S, at a price of
& Co., and C. N. White & Co.
*
101.73, a basis of about 3.08%.
Riciiard
Offering—City Clerk
Madura
announces
that
sealed bids will be received until
7:30 p.m.
(EST) on June 4 for
the purchase of $855,000
refunding
excise tax certificates. Dated June
1, 1962.
to
Due
1981
Legality
Trimble
on
June 1 from 1963
inclusive.
approved
&
Interest
by
J-D.
Caldwell,
Mitchell.
Wauchula, Fla.
Bond
Sale
The $1,200,000 re¬
funding bonds offered May 14 —
v. 195, p. 2200—were awarded to
Goodbody & Co., and Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., as 5s, 4s and
4V8S, at a price of 100.08, a net
interest cost
—
of about 4.18%.
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GEORGIA
IOWA
Morgan
Guaranty
Trust
Co., Co.; Courts & Co.; J. M. Dain &
W. H. Morton & Co., Co.; Dallas Union Securities Co.;
Inc.; John Nuveen & Co.; Phelps, Dewar,
Robertson
&
Pancoast;
Fenn & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Doll & Isgas
system
revenue
certificates
Co.; Salomon Brothers & Hutzler; phording, Inc.; Eddleman, Pollok
offered May 17—v. 195, p. 2200—
Smith, Barney & Co.; B. J, Van & Fosdick, Inc.; R. J. Edwards,
were
sold
to
the
Housing and
First American National
Home Finance Agency, as 3%s, Ingen & Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co.; Inc.;
White, Weld & Co.; Bache & Co.; Bank, Nashville; First Cleveland
at a price of par.
Bacon,
Whipple
&
Co.;
Bear, Corp.; Fort Worth National Bank;
Stearns & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Foster & Marshall.
Atlanta, Georgia
Certificate Sale—The $1,900,- William Blair & Co.;
John W.
Ginther & Co.; Glover & Mac000 waterworks revenue certifi¬ Clarke &
Co.; The Illinois Com¬ Gregor; Green, Ellis & Anderson;
cates offered May 21—v.
195, p. pany; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Hattier & Sanford; Hess & Mc2200;—were awarded to a syndi¬ Shields &
Co.; Stone & Webster Faul;
Indianapolis
Bond
and
New York;
Adairsville, Georgia
Certificate
Sale—The
$300,000
Nishna
LOUISIANA
Valley Community School
District, Iowa
Allen
Bond Sale—The $696,000 school
building bonds offered May 16 —
195, p. 2308—were awarded to
composed
group
Cownie,
Inc.,
National
Bank,
of
Becker
Iowa-Des
cate
of
composed
R.
W.
Press-
Securities
Corp.;iBarcus, Kindred
&
of
about
National
2.69%.
Bank
Commerce
DeKalb
County (P. O. Decatur),
Georgia
Kansas
and
Trust
City;
First National
Trust
Co.;
Co.,
both
of
Estabrook & Co.;
Bank
■
will
at
Louisiana State Board of Educa¬
tion
of
purchase
1962.
1981
and
oral
May
$400,000
of
Dated
Nov.
on
the State Board of Education will
receive
1
bids
28 for
school
July
from
Dallas;
nue
on
Due
from
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by Benton
Interest
Illinois (State
of)
Bond
Sale—The
cate
awarded
headed
by
the
to
National
City
Bank
of
Cleveland; National State Bank,
Newark; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.;
(CST)
4
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
a
syndi¬
Harris
Trust
The
Ohio
bonds
sold
was
$195,000
to the
tional
and
of
Bank
the
&
First
Chicago,
Company,
National
Bank, all
and
Co., Inc., at
net
Trust
interest
a
Halsey, Stuart
price of 100.003,
cost
of
about
&
a
2.95%,
follows:
as
W.
$25,000,000
mental
public
Series
B
as
1963
to
1 from
and
improvement,
1966
as
and
institutions
bonds,
4s, due
000,000
•
health
welfare
permanent
000
for
$4,000,-
June 1 from
on
inclusive; $10,-
2%s, due
1967 to 1976
$11,000,000
as
on
June
inclusive;
3s, due
on
June 1 from 1977 to 1987 in¬
clusive.
v
:
Baird & Co.; Baker, Watts &
Co.; Ballman & Main; J. Barth &
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; Blewer,
Glynn & Co.; Boettcher & Co.;
Channer
C.
F.
Newman
Childs
Securities
Co.;
&
Co.; Fahey, Clark
& Co.; Field, Richards &
Co.; First
National
Bank,
St. Paul; First
Southwest
Co.;
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Mil¬
ler & Co.; Hutchinson, Shockey &
Co.;
Iowa-Des
-
Moines
National
educational
institu¬
Bank; Kalman & Co., Inc.
Series
on
1987
June
1
from
1977
to
inclusive.
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate: purchase of the
bonds—A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bank of Amer¬
ica
N. T. & S.
A., of San Fran¬
cisco;
Bankers
Trust
York; A. G. Becker
&
Co., New
Co., Inc.*
Blyth & Co.r Inc.; Chase Manhattap Bank; Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., both of New York; C. J Devine & Co.; Drexel &
Co.; East-.,
lnan
Dillon, Union Securities &
Co.; Equitable Securities
Corpo¬
ration; First National City Bank
New York;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Gidder
Peabody & Co.; Kuhn,
Co.; Lehman Brothers;
tile Trust
until 10
June
for
4
Interest M-S.
;
No. 2 (P. O.
Legality
ap¬
Bond Sale
bonds
from
1964
1981-82 maturities.
First
Standard
Shawnee
issued
to
Loeb
&
Mercan¬
Company, St. Louis.
on
Dec. 1 from
Co.; H. C. Speer & Sons; William
R. Staats & Co.;
Stranahan, Harris
& Co.; Thomas &
Co.; Underwood
Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; Union Plant¬
ers
National
Bank,
Memphis;
1953
K.
Baum
&
Co.; C. E. Bohlander
Inc.;
Continental
&
Kirkpatrick,
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Salt Lake City; Coughlin &
A-O.
by ^Charles
and
Legality
Feb.
on
*
(P. O. Windsor), III.
composed of Mullaney,
Co., Quail & Co., Chan¬
i
,
from
1
1965
to
1977
the Housing
and Home Finance Agency, as
3V2S, at a price of par. Due on
bonds
Feb.
1
from:
1978
to
2002
and
A
-
dining
to
Sale—The
Districts
Road
improvement bonds totaling $40.C-00
offered May
15 — v. 195,
p. 2085—were awarded to Kohlmeyer & Co., at a price of par.
MARYLAND
Cambridge, Md.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
sewer
195,
v.
$400,000 storm
May 14 —
offered
2201—were awarded to
p.
composed of Alex. Brov/n
group
Sons, John C. Legg & Co., and
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston, Mass.
Sale—An issue
Note
of $5,000,-
000 temporary loan notes was
May
on
17
sold
First National
the
to
City Bank of New York City and
the
National
Bank
Shawmut
of
1.65%, plus
Boston, jointly, at
premium of $111.
a
Deerfield, Mass.
Sale—An
Bond
000 school bonds
Hutton &
of
issue
was
$195,-
sold to W. E.
Co., and Lyons, Hannahs
Inc., as 2.70s, at a price of
100.51, a basis of about 2.57%.
awarded to
were
a
Essex
same
$550,000 dormi¬
revenue
bonds
the
County (P. O* Salem),
Massachusetts
syndicate
by Blyth & Co., Inc., as
2%s, 3s," 3V2s, 3.30s, 3.60s, 3%s,
3.70s, and 3.80s, at a price of 98.55,
Note
building
$50,000 school
notes offered May.
loan
15—v. 195, p. 2308—were
awarded
net interest cost of about 3.76%.
a
Other members of the
Bank
syndicate:
Securities Corporation;
Almstedt Bros.; J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc.; Stein Bros. &
Boyce;
W.
E.
Hutton
&
Co.;
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.; Gra¬
ham-Conway Co.; W." L. Lyons &
Co.; Alden & Cu.y Inc.; Security &
Bond Co., and Charles-A. Hinsch
& Co., Inc.
.
of Warren, at
Equitable
Sale—The $600,000
building
May 11
awarded
&
revenue
—
Miller,
v.
to
bonds
195, p. 2201
Cruttenden,
and
.*
,
1.39%.
M/vcc
Note Sale—An issue of
$750,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
the
Middlesex
National
County
Bank of Everett, at 1.27%.
Quincy, Mass.
y
Bond Sale^—The various purpose
bonds
totaling
May 15
Bank
Bache
&
school
offered
—
—
Co.,
as
cost,of about 3.56%.
of
price of
2.59%.
were
Podesta
33/4s and 3V2S, at a price of 100.02,
net interest
K
v.
$300,006
195, p. 2309
offered
—
were
awarded to the National.Shawmut
(P. O.
Bradenberg), Ky.
Bond
a
,
Sale—The
to the Merchants-Warren National
-■
195, p. 2201—
Housing and
Home Finance Agency, as 3 lis, at
a price of
par.
sold
t,\u
.
Meade County
offered May 17—v.
were
about 4.08%.
& Lee,
bonds offered at the
revenue
College (P. 0.:
Wayne), Ind.
Bond Sale—The
tory
price
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
to
inclusive.
*
Saint Francis
Fort
a
awarded
Co., as 3V2^
of par, a ,npt
Mead, Miller & Co.
inclusive.
2,668,000
-
$428,000 school
building bonds offered May 16—
v. 195, p. 2308—were awarded to
&
at
&
Vermilion Parish Road Districts
a
$707,000 bonds to a group headed
by John Nuveen & Co. Due
&
Bond Sale—The
group
4s,
interest cost of
headed
a
2085—were
p.
Dinkins
Ladd
10
Kentucky State College
(P. O. Richmond), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $3,375,000 hous¬
ing system revenue bonds offered
May 16 — v. 195, p. 2201—were
awarded, as follows:
time
Shelby and Moultrie Counties
Community Unit School District
Wells
Gravity
Eastern
Trauernicht.
&
Clark, Landstreet
until
Abbe-
_
consolidated educational buildings
\
Co.; George
Co., Inc.; Bramhall, Falion &
Co.
Inc.; Caldwell, Phillips Co.;
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.;
to
on
Additional Sale—The $3,500,000
INDIANA
&
Regents,
to
approved
No. 1
195,
—v.
&
28
Christensen, Inc.; Wood, ner Newman Securities Co., and
Gundy & Co., Inc.; F. S. Yantis & the Columbian- Securities, Inc., as
Co., Inc.; Zahner & Co.; Allison- 3s, 3.10s-and 3.20s, at a price of
Williams Co.; C. S. Ashmun
Co.; 100.61, a net interest cost of about
Ball, Burge
&
Kraus;
Barret,- 3.11%.
Fitch, North & Co.
Leary
of
bids
KENTUCKY
In¬
Wells &
.'Barrow,
sealed
.O.
Sub-Drainage District No. 1 im¬
provement bonds offered May 15
Bond
Max Bickford,
—
(P
ville), La.
Inter¬
Interest J-Dr Le¬
inclusive.
1972
River
Board
Interest
2002.
Drainage! Dist.
being
are
approved by Dean & Dean.
purchase of $150,000 school
building bonds.
Dated June
1,
gality
of
receive
will
for the
Due
seat of
1987. v
to
Bond Sale—The $14,000
purposes.
Offering
of
May
on
and
1964
Vermilion Parish, Coulee Des Isle
for
(P. O. Topeka), Kansas
Secretary
$100,000 road
Offering—Sealed bids will
Due from
at
2.853%
They
Kansas
Sewer
Bond
H. G. Broek-
(CDST)
p.m.
of
issue
the county
County.
Bond
bid naming
University of Kansas, at Lawrence
meier, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
8
a
cost
and
for
ceptor
Due on Oct. 1
—
the
on
&
Kansas
of
bonds.
inclusive.
Convent), La.
The
be received until 2 p.m. (CST) on
June 9 for the purchase of $325,000
public improvement
bonds.
Bidding alone,
Poor's, the bonds are
unlimited tax general obligations
of the city, which is the capital
LeClaire Com¬
munity Unit School District No. 7
(P. O. Edwardsville), III.
Offering
Boston
the combination of coupons.
Rated Aa by both Moody's
County,
Bond
First
won
interest
net
a
Dorschel.
until
Boston
competitive sale
Legality approved by
Dallstream, Schiff, Hardin, Waite
Madison
The
publicly offered on
May 24 an issue of $1,110,000 2V2,
2% and 3% bonds at prices to
yield from 1.60% for those due
June
1, 1963 to 3.05% for the
Far-
purchase
revenue
2001
to
—
Corporation
terest A-O.
&
Sale
—
offered
St. Landry Bearish Hospital Service
District No. 1 (P. O. Eunice), La.
Topeka, Kan.
,,
Bond
receive
(CDST)
a.m.
the
$760,000 dormitory
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
1962.
improve¬
Lyons,! Hannahs- & Lee; Inc.;
B, bonds, for McDonald & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka
$11,200,000 as 4s, due on June &
Co.; The Milwaukee Company;
1 from 1963 to
1966 inclusive; Northwestern
National Bank, Min¬
$28,000,000 as 2%s, due on
neapolis;
Presco ft
&
Co.;
June 1 from 1967
to 1976 in-;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Schmidt,
elusive, and $30,800,000 as 3s, Roberts &
Parke; Schwabacher &
Other
on
will
Treasurer,
bids
1973.
Jones, Inc.
'
permanent
ment,
due
rington,
sealed
cer¬
to
&
,
70,000,000
tions
Reinholdt &
Gardner; Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Roose¬
velt & Cross;
Spencer Trask &
Co.; Tucker Anthony & R. L. Day;
M. B. Vick & Co.; R. I). White &
Co.; White-Phillips Co., Inc.; Ray
Allen, Olson & Beaumont; Robert
1963
May 16 — v. 195,
2084—were awarded to Scharff
June 15 for the
$1,950,000 dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April 1,
1962.
Due on April 1 from 1965
J.
from
sive.
College (P. O.
Lockport), III.'
Leslie
pur¬
paving
St. James Parish Road District
Co¬
proved by Dean & Dean.
Lewis
—
Due
the
for
p.
(CST)
purchase of
Offering
12
$284,943.71
Corporation, as
3%s. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1977 inclu¬
a.m.
Bond
of
tificates.
lumbian Securities
Cutler;
Company, Rand & Co.
&
Savings Bank; Northern Trust
Company; Continental Illinois Na¬
inclusive.
1980
June
on
chase
Falls), Kansas
.
Legality approved by Chapman &
cago;
$95,000,000
bonds offered May 21—v.
195, p.
2308—were
to
Legality
Moseley.
&
New Iberia, La.
Certificate Offering—Sealed bids
be
received -until
11
a.m.
KANSAS
J-D.
National Boulevard Bank of Chi¬
A-O.
will
County Common School
District No. 6 (P.O. Cottonwood
1963
1
Dec.
on
a.m.
Dated April 1, 1961.
April 1 from 1964 to. 2001
M-N.
inclusive.' Interest
10
bonds.
Due
1,
Chase
Icn.; Singer, Beane
& Scribner; John
Small & Co.,
Inc.; State Street Bank & Trust
1962.
until
1963
cutler:
-
in
bids
Legality approved by Chapman &
in
National Bank
sealed
(CST) on June 15 for the purchase
of $1,600,000 Southeastern Louisi¬
ana College housing
system reve¬
•
cantile
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Offering—Secretary
Shelby M. Jackson announces that
Directors,
on
bonds.
Due
of
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
building
to
Board
receive
8
the
Memphis; Co., Boston.
Bond Offering—Charles O. Em¬ First National Bank in St. Louis;
Stein Bros.
& Boyce;
Sterne,
merich, Chairman of Commission¬ Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; W.
Agee & Leach; Stix & Co.; Stone
ers
of Roads and
Revenues, will E. Hutton & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Youngberg; Stubbs, Watkins &
receive
& Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
sealed
bids
until
noon
Inc.;
Lombardo,
Inc.;
Sweney
Cart(EST) on June 12 for the pur¬ Republic National Bank in Dallas;
wright
&
Co.;
Swiss-American
chase of $13,990,000
county im¬ Stern Brothers & Co.; Stifel, NicoCorp.; Thornton, Mohr, Farish &
provement bonds.
Bated Jan. 1, laus &
Co.; Trust Company of
Gauntt, Inc.; Tilney & Co.; Town1962.
Due on April 1 from 1964 Georgia,
Atlanta; G. H. Walker &
send, Dabney & Tyson; Chas. N.
to 1991 inclusive.
Interest A-O. Co.; Wood Struthers & Co. ■■■.
Tripp
&
Co.;
Valley „National
Legality approved by King and
Adams
McEntee &
Co., Inc.; Bank of Phoenix; Robert Vick &
Spalding.
Brown
Bros.
Harriman
&
Co.; McNaney Co.; Robert K. Wallace
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; & Co.; Walter, Woody & HeimerDougherty County, County School
District (P. O.
Chapman, Howe & Co.; Coffin & dinger; Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
Albany), Ga.
Burr;
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.; Weil, Roth & Irving Co.; Harold
Bond Sale—The
$1,275,000 school Dick &
Merle-Smith; A. G. Ed¬ E. Wood & Co.; Woodard, Elwood
system bonds offered May 15 —
wards & Sons; Federation Bank & &
v. 1.95, p.
Co., and Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
2200—were awarded to
Trust
Co., Nevy. York; ;Fidelity
a
group composed of White, Weld
Lake County School District No. 65
Union Trust Co;, Newark;
Fitz& Co., Wachovia Bank
& Trust
(P. O.Lake BlufF); Illinois'.f •
Company of Winston Salem, patrick, Sullivan & COi.;;Hirsch &
Bond Offering — Charlotte
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Johnston,
L.
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
Lemon & Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Porett,
Secretary
of
Board
of
and Interstate Securities
Corp., as
33/4s, 2.80s 3s and 3.10s, at a price Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; King, Education, will receive sealed bids
Quirk & Co., Inc.; McCormick & until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May 31
of 100.009, a net
interest cost of
Co.; McDougal & Condon, Inc.; for the purchase of $370,000 school
about 3.007%.
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Mer¬ building
bonds.
Dated June
1,
ILLINOIS
195,
v.
—
Dinkins & Co.
(P. O. Des Moines), Iowa
Bond Offering—Ann J.
Farrell,
Secretary
Co.,
&
17
awarded to Ladd
Bond
Corp.;
Juran "
Inc.; Leftwich, Ross &
E.
Masten
&
Co.;
Moore & Co.; Milburn,
nessy
$196,000 school
May
were
—
Moines
Saydel Consolidated School Dist.
.
cost
offered
1857
p.
lips Co., Inc.
Shard'
&' Moody,
prich & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; & Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Crisler; A.
Roosevelt & Cross; W. E. Hutton
Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; First
McDonald& Co.; J. A. Hogle &
Co., and of
Michigan
Corporation;
First
Cochran &
Stern, Lauer & Co., as 2%s, 3s, National Bank in Dallas; HallCo.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; W.
3.10s
and
3.20s, at a price of garten & Co.; Hayden, Stone & H. Newbold's Son &
Co.; New¬
100.01, a net interest cost of about Co.; Hemphill Noyes & Co.; E. F.
man,
Brown & Co., Inc.; New
3.01%.
Hutton
&
Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; York Hanseatic Corp.
:
Marine Trust Company of West¬
Chatham County (P. O.
Parker,
Eisen,
Waeckerle;
ern New York, Buffalo.
Adams & Purcell, Inc.; Provident
Savannah), Ga.
R. H. Moulton & Co.; American Bank of
Bond Sale—The
Cincinnati; Quail & Co.;
$400,000 hospi¬
National Bank & Trust Co., Chi¬
tal bonds offered
Rowles, Winston & Co.; Ryan,
May 15—v. 195,
Bacon, Stevenson
& Co.; Sutherland & Co.; H. V. Sattley
p. 2307—were awarded to Varne- cago;
Barr Brothers & Co.; Boatmen's
& Co., Inc.; Scott & Kegley, Inc.;
doe, Chisholm & Co., Inc., as 2%s,
National Bank of St. Louis; City
at a price of
Seascngood
&
Mayer;
Shaugh100.54, a net interest
School District,
(P. O. Oberlin), La.
Bond Sale—The
White-Phil¬
and
1
bonds
v.
a
Parish
Ward
„
,
Monday, May 28, 1962
...
—
■
Note
Boston; as- 2.60s, at' a
100.05, a basis of about
*
Oxford, Mass.
Offering—Edith
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
bids until
on
May
will
11
29 for the
A.
Mara,1
receive
(EDST)
purchase of
a.m.
0
Volume
195
Number- 6163
%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2541)
57
•"f*.
$45 000 municiDal land loan
nat'pd
Tune 1
from
1963
1962
to
Due
1971
19/1,
incl
incl.
to the Union Bank & Trust Com-
notes,
June 1
on
of Grand Rapids,
pany
Interest
inxeresx
/ P w
Potnte Public
b
Gross€
J-D.
bids
Bank
of
c/o
First
Boston,
until
45
June 6
11
Milk
Due
May 1
on
inclusivo.
In—
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Bartlett, Brown & Proctor.
Ely,
West
—
Heintzen
The
School
Springfield, Mass.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until <7:30
4
p.m<
(EST) on May 31 for the
A-,oo^
Company of Springfield, at 1.28%. purchase of $150,000 school bonds.
on Nov.
15, 1962.
Dated June
j%
,
o
•
iil J
*.12,
i
jl
-
ern
tional Bank> both of Chicago, and
Goidman> Sachs & Co., as 5s, 3%s,
a price of par.
3%s, and 3y2s, at
other
ca^e.
"
r\n srf
v —
-
-
-
-
-
members
Bankers
Y0rkBlair
Blair'&
of_the syndiCo
of^New
me'
&
Co
,
Tiiinni«
Illinois
nental
nnnioi
National
National
Co., of Ch
cago,.
Rank
Bank
*„
*..
Rr
&
,,
SecmiiieT^oro^ation.
f
* rsI
rirsx
National
iMationai
Louis.
First
Bank
in
dshk.
National
1, 1962.
-
•
MICHIGAN
Alien
TCnYiri
Park,
Offprint
Citv
St.
xix
oi.
hirk
until
'7-^n
'
public
June
"
1963
to
A-O.
Miller,
t? nri^x/oi i
1971
nf
Oct.
on
inclusive.
4
innlllflVQ
innlncivp
~
Paddock
&
-
•
Lawton Community School Dist.,
Michigan ■•>.
nn
wn
<*• L
St^Lotiis, JYLorg&n CjrUsrsnty lrust
Co- of New York; P. S. Moseley
&
Co.; National
City Bank of
Cleveland; Philadelphia National
Bond Sale^-The $430,000 school Bank;
building bonds offered May 14-
1 from
195,
v.
2309—were awarded to
p.
W. Pressprich &
&
R
Co ;
by Mil-
a
0
c
i
m1
certiRcatef^^tadibtedntsf''of-
...
.
.
lLt
^f^Zl^Mieh
awarded^ to. the CGntmMjte
_
id
-
•
,
mJ~"A
3Y2s.
Company
Bay
City,
Dated
as
'
•
Beaver
,
"
of
1
'
Township School Dist.
June
aione
Port Huron
Township (P. O.
Huron), Mich.
$200,000 highimprovement bonds offered
Port
Bond
way
JJ.ill.
p.m.
rxv-i
Sale—The
J*1
1 from
i
i
Roseville
District, Mich.
Offering—Clarence
E.
TTT1
rAnAl T 7A
1966 to
1991 inclusive. In- the
purchase of $600,000 tax
Legality approved by ticipation notes.
Dated May
Canfield, Paddock & 1962. Due on April 1, 1963.
St°ne'
t
Birmingham School District, Mich.
Note Offering—Richard P. Bar-
nard, Secretary of Board of
cation,
will
until 8 p.m.
sealed
receive
(EST)
on
$235 000
'
we,
Roseville, Minn.
Bond
ocmtu
JL/Ut
Ull
L
Edu-;
bids
Lois
Rnard
of
City Clerk, will
T
May 29 for
J.VACXX
Xy
li/V/U,
JUV/-
"
terest
A
6 f
1
horst
nffprpd
Mav
7
warded
werea
v
to
Forter
Education'
th
r_
b.I°l, !.P"i
IQ^
a
offered
were
as
offered May 16 V. 195, p. 2202
were awarded to a syndicate com-
com-
Dated
Trust
Kansas r^v
Kenower
&
follows:
Co
son,
from
a
inter6St
C°St
price of 100.0008,
(P. O. Rockwood), Mich.
Offering—Ralph E. John-
7:30
p.m. (EST) on May 28
purchase of $125,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated May 1,
1962. Due on May 1,1963.
the
.
Offering—John R. Ryan,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Due
West,
awarded to the Deposit
Guaranty
Bank & Trust Co. of Jackson.
/
other members of tne First National City Bank syndicate: North¬
ern
Trust Co.,
Chicago, Bankers
Trust Co., New York, Halsey, Stu-
w,
on
?°ndS,'
J uric 1
inclusive.
*xwv
„
May 15
?n5
195,
v.
to
&
a
■
group
?nc
com-
?P°lls'-at a-priCeK
interest cost
of
about
3.45%,
"I
as
follows:'
-
$235,000 improvement bonds,
2
as
90g^ 3 20gj 3%g and 3 6Qs
Jo.000 state-aid bonds,
yilurvA
r
•'//
------
c_LI
1nn
As^ Ashmore
feclive sTaled
Bond
Bond
ill
Sale
bonds
—
Tno
sen
3.40s and 3%s. at
MacArthur &
net interest cost of about 3.42%.
other members of the syndicate:
Co., Inc.; Barret, Fitch, North &
Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller
and Mullaney, Wells & Co.
&
Xr
Sterne,
& Christen-
Rrntherc
&
rn
Kenower)
Co.,
Co., First National
Birmingham, Harrington
^Nashville, Cady
LartY & Co*> Gates» Csirter & Co.,
Inc*' and the Interstate Securities
City Clerk, will
j.j
.
Tupelo, Miss.
Bond Offering-W.
Approved
Legality
by
$800,000
23/4S, at
ment
j
Aff
xkt
Clerk,
—
t
Costley,
will .receive
sealed
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
from
~nlune"l
gality approved
Trauernicht.
1963
—
A.
D.
will
Brooks,
receive
"the nurcha^of
aonroved
bv
July
196^
j.6j.
Charles
&
Trauernicht
.
&
Waynesboro, Miss.
Bond
Louisville
Miss
OfferTng-H
Bond
Legalitv
Le-
Charles
by
for
$35 qoq
1963 to
Interest J-D.
Offering
Clerk,
? 1'962 school bonds Dated
D
t
1 ' 1 f
^ lg72 inclusiveU yInterest
combined general obligation water
ar>d sewer bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
Due
from
^
bids until 7:00 p.m. (CST) on June
5
for
the
purchase of $225,000
1961.
Due
Chancery
r««c4W
W. L.
bonds.
1982, inclusive.
Bond
1/f.
■
Offering
1982,
Washington County, Hollandale
Consolidated School District (P. O,
Greenville), Miss.
price of 100.02, a basis
2.74%.
•
n
i
Bond
Town
to
n
a
Of about
improvement
Due from 1963 to
inclusive.
50,000 municipal airport
improve¬
and
paving notes
1^
OQ1 fl
offered May 15—v. 1
195, p. 2310
were awarded to Allen &
Co., as
r
Franks,
separate
as follows;
street
bonds.
improvement
t
T.
receive
M^for "he pur^Se (ofS«i50"
May
OOO bonds,
Brookhaven, Miss.
Note Sale
The $35,000 ouuui
street
X11C
$1,800,000
May 15—v.
price of 100 05,
rviiiHc
& Co., Inc., Third nanunai Bank
National uann.
Nashville, Cady & Co., Inc.,
& Co.,,
Ducournau &
Ducournau & Kees, Kroeze, Inc.,
Kroeze,, Mc-
i?«Qe ?n1Jafluary 1
The
a
stern
Dempsey'-Tegeler
—
l»i>, P. i»Y3-were awaraea xo a
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., as 3s, 3.20s,
F
' Co.,
Agee & Leach, Wells
^uIy
ivra-tr
offered
r
Corp.
T prpvprP
'
jnp
bids until 8 00 p.m (CDST) on
May 28 for the purchase of $450,000
Lmldmg bonds Dated
1983
r
Go
,
r)"
Wrenhall IndependentMinn v:Dis:
School
at'
x,;/.x
ik
Pahnestock
Bank of
2.90s.
as
—
"ZO'IJ'VJ rJ-iTT
jo
,
Edina-Morningside Independent
School District No. 273 (P. O.
Edina), Minn.
a
Bradford & Co., Roosevelt &
& Co > Ge0. B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., James A. An-
drewc.
'i
Union
Bank, Memphis,
First of Michigan
_
c
Co
,
Co
Cross> Reynolds
June
&
&
Corporation, Trust Company of
Georgia, Atlanta, Ira Haupt & Co.,
j
MISSISSIPPI
Pptprcfin
school
Company, St. Louis, R. W. PressPrich & Co., First National Bank
of Memphis, Deposit Guaranty
Bache
2310
p.
SI"
lGrcG, f™-*' Smith Inc., C. J»
FciuiGr &
& Co., Mercantile Trust
?3nk & ^ C°" Jackson'
Planters National
...
Rwer Falls, M,nn.
awarded
x
Devine
In-
Peterson
and
$100,000 tax
anticipation notes offered May 14
—v.
195, p. 2309—were awarded
nouse
ment
cunsixuuuuxx
bonds
Offering —F. P. Martin,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on June 5
City
r
C.
Earhart,
snx
cxxxn
offered
May
"
ci^t
14
—
"•» "" -1"2-
trial plant bonds.
^-I
a^ded t0
Lumberton, Mis,
Richfield, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $2,500,000 water
on
on
Sept. 1, 1962.
bonds
offered May 17 — v.. 195,
p. 2310—were awarded to a syndicate headed by J. M. Dain &
Co., Inc., as 2.90s,3.10s, 3.40s,
a
5
net
toeres^colt
interest cost
Bond
Sale
provement bonds
.
'
Michigan
Bond Sale—The sewage disposal
(Downriver System) bonds totaling $18,270,000 offered May 22—
v. 195, p. 2309—were awarded to
.
j
The
public
im-
Miss
a
Louis,
n
«
'
wfir^eive' se°aTed
7;3q
(qsT)
p m
june 5 for the purchase of
Kalman & Co., Inc.; John Nuveen airport
bonds.
Due
from
on
$10,000
1962
195
p,
2311—were awarded to the
Comnanv
Woodard-Elwood &
Co.
a
of
Bank
Jackson
as
'
price of Par.
&
Trust
23As
at
'
Mississippi (State of)
Bond
Sale —The
offered
Trust
as
1QK2
Company of St.
2%s and 3s. Dated May
Dup
nn
VpK
to 1979 inclusive
io«k
1
interest
May
F-A.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht.
MONTANA
Billings Special Improvement
Districts, Mont.
Bond offering—Seoarate seaVrl
bids will be
until 7:30
r|eefved
cmsT)
Dm
Pu™chise
on
Junp
5
of $28 432 bonds
Purc^ase 01
for
as
$19,195,000
23 —v. 195,
th«
fol
Donas, a& fol-
lows.
$25,664 Special Improvement
....
bonds
1
to
&
Co.;
Allison-Williams
Co.; 1957,
;
Amencan National Bank of St.
Paul, Juran & Moody, Inc., NorthMeridian, Miss.
western National Bank of MinneBond Sale—The $1,240,000 street
apolis; Pame,
& Paving bonds offered
May 15-v.
well, Phillips Co.; MannheimerEgan, Inc.; Channer Newman Securities Co.; Shaughnessy & Co.,
Inc.; Harold E. Wood & Co., and
Bond Sale—An issue of
$250,000
school bonds was sold to the Mer¬
Na-
cantile
Macon
Ctok
of about 3.42%.I C«y untd
^idg
Curtis, Riper, Jattray & nopwooa,
(P. O. Elsberry), Mo.
2310—
p.
awarded to the First
tional Bank of Memphis,
were
I
Lincoln County
Reorganized
School District No. R-ll
totaling $116,000
offered May 15—v. 195,
of about 3.42%
Other members of the syndicate:
—
-r (p n
.
n..f)
Stern Brothers & Co ; Boettcher Deposit Guaranty
Wayne County nO. Detroit),
(P. vaW
& Co.; E. J. Prescott & Co.; Cald-
.
Heights School District
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
(EST)
May 28 for the
purchase of $500,000 tax anticipation notes
Dated June 1, 1962.
p.m.
Godwin
°f.ab°Ut 3'57%'
net
Note
son, Secretary of Board of Education
will
receive
sealed
bids
Sale —The
a
Wayne Community School District,
Michigan
^
Gibralta School District
Note
1984
receive
1964 to
/ Woir-4^
naerxzen.
j_<eiier
MacArthur
TownSend, Dabney & TyMcDonald-Moore & Co., Ryan,
3345^ at
;
Additional Sale —The
$310,000
general obligation
building bonds
offered at the same tim~
were
western National Bank of Minne-
,
>
'
for
to
&
PiPer. Jaffray & Hopwood.
Company
Sutherland & Co., and M. B. Vick
& Go., as 4y2s, 3y4S, 3y2s, 3%s and
'
until
3.20s, at a price of par,
interest cost of about
,3.03.%.-
MISSOURI
Co^^ierce
334s and 37/ss.
Note
3s,;
an
net
fu
fray & Hopwood, and the North-
1, 1962. Interest
Legality approved by
J-D.
^
Co.,
$288,000 swimming pool addition
bonds, as 3%s, 3s, 3y4S, 3V2S,
;
3V8S
a
i.uu
posed of Allison-Williams Co.; J.
r,r,n
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
Barcus, Kindred & Co., at a
Ppce
of 100.0001, a net interest cost of
3.47%,
general obligation, se¬
ries A-2 bonds, as
4s, 2y2s,
,
2085
n
eroun
inclusive.
^arrV?u'
BolJd SaJe — T h e $2,000,000
building and site bonds
$510,000 bonds
Zsed o^Stranahan, Harr?P &
about
uuvn
Legality approved by
Owen, Marquart, Wind-
&
inclusive.
Bond
Warren Woods School District
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Dearborn), Mich.
Sale—The
wauo
J-D.
Dorsey,
Schatz
.
1987
Dearborn
No. 7
1965
improvement
temporary
on
15,
unttt 730
wiii TtL
gality
approved
by
Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
Bond
Richard' W.
—
n35 June 1,1962. Dug
Dstod tfJfW
from
1986
X C7SJCJ,
Offering
of
Turnlund, Village Clerk, will re-: art & Co., Inc., Morgan Guaranty
ceive sealed bids until 7:30
jj.ih.
p.m.
Trust Co., New York, u.mm, BarSmith,
(CDST) on June 6 for the pur- ney & Co.,. Equitable Securities
185^dfm°Uoev°^eJJ^onds9 Due Howard,Jeterson, Lefevere, LefJune
an-
SoUth,pRnf0nd> S',h)°°MichStriCt
.
m
,
Selma
sealed bids until
7:30
(CDST) on June 7 for the
purchase of $420,000 bonds, as
follows:
"
; ' "
1 "
School
terest J-D.
Miller,
—
separate
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
Company
r<>
vi
Offering
Zavoral,
were
V* I05, p. 2309
,
V J-jO A )
^
Bond
^
pm.
Note
(EST) on June
UIl
OUIIIT
U
C
12 for the purchase of
$1,995,000 Pryor, Secretary of Board of Edun/aL
Li
11 /I
L/\v>
1 1
school
site
and
building bonds, cation, will receive COol
sealed bids
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June until 8
p.m. • (EST) on May 29 for
O
J"J* Legality approved by Dorsey,
Gwen> Marquart, Windhorst &
cost
9,195,000
District
n
bas1^ of about 2.19%.
Glencoe, Minn.
In-
Q+nnA
Company of Bay City.
8
on
Legality approved by
Canfield, Paddock &
Miller,
Big Rapids School District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Eleanor V.
Freiberg, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
until
UI11X1
1, 1962. Due
from 1963 to 1988 inclusive.
1
building1 bonds offered May 14—
v. 195, p. 2309—were awarded to
the
Peoples
National
Bank
&
U1US
bids
June
terest J-D.
No. 2 (P. O. Bay City),,Mich.
Bond Sale—The $18,000 school
Trust
par,
a
net interest
about 3.20%.
a
»
Trust
school bonds, as 3^s,
3ygS> and 3.20s, at a price of
•
s c n,oo 1 building bonds.
Dcitod
July ^ ig62 Due Qn July 1 from
1964 to 1983, inclusive.
Interest
%jroS*°^J P°Pvich'
Th,ef
^0el ^vSeo7rc|orMa Atlanta,
ComPa":y of Georgia, AtlI:te
®ond
group composed of Kenower
ler Canfield Paddock & stone.
MacArthur & Co.; First National Wells
ier, cantieid, Paddock & Stone
S ? ' l
'
of
Bank
q{
Lawton;
Lawt^n; McDonald. White, Weld & Co.
Bay City School District, Mich.
Moore & Co.; and H. V. Sattley
4
Moore & Co., and
Note Sale
The $150,000 tax
MINNESOTA
& Go., Inc., as 3%s, 3s, 2V2S, 2V4S,
anticipation notes offered April
n 1, fh
2s and IV2S, at a price of 100.01,
Minn
Duluth, Minn.
? ~y' ^
I?~T.wenr a^vayded a net interest cost of about 2.65%.
to the Peoples National Bank &
c
,
,
1
Trust Co., of Bay City, at 1.75%.
wh
fered Mav 14—v. 195
May
iao, n
p.. 2310zaiu
Beaver Township School District
Bond Offering—1Thomas B.Hill, were
No. 4 (P. O. Midland), Mich.
M.D., Secretary of Board of Edu- Blinois mxi<
;.
Bond Sale—The $23,000 school
d
the
cation, will receive sealed bids Company or Lmicago
building bonds offered May 14— until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on June 5 Northern C]ity JNaitional
a
v. 195, p. iiuuo
v.
LOU,
y.
wcic
awaiucu
2309
were awarded to for
j.iji
uic
the
puiunaot
wj.
purchase
of
$1,100,000
the
nhmit 9 1Q %
Peoples
National
Bank
& school
building and site bonds, i00-01, a
■at
$10~000,000
_
""
Laidlaw & Co-; A- E- Masten &
••
'
Interest
Legality approved
Canfield,
c+Ano
' Dated
bonds
D^e
1962
/'T^QT^
nm
library
1QR7
June
a
—
Mich.
nnrLi
Tnnp 1? fnr thP
000
+n
^oc^ester Common School
•
£0. I3*8* Minn. '
New York* Harris Trust & Sav-
-
wSr,seMed'
Clerk
1Qfifi
1
on
'
Pmnir
■'
frnm
1
«
Due
'
■
ings Bank, of Chicago; The
Due
to
National
Datp d'Ma
City'Bank,
«
Tt-1_
Tn-
j
for
Offering—Walter Bethke,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Collins' & Co.; Commerce Trust bids-.until
^8:30. fp.ni; (CDST) on
Company, of Kansas City; Conti- June 1 for the purchase of $75,000
Illincompany;
Kenower,
Mac& Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
U1U1 06 v-'w ' *
*
(CDST)
the" purchase of.
$1,050,000 school building bonds.
May 31
on
2310 and 2434—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
City Bank of New York
City, as follows:
pp.
District No. 281, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 4 p.m.
Co.- Alex. Brown & Sons'
bv
•
,
Robbinsdale Independent School
William
Trust
Chase Manhattan Bank* Chemical
Bank New York Trust Co., both of
New York; City National Bank &
Trust Co., of Kansas City; Julien
-—w
Sale—An issue of $500,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
the Valley National Bank & Trust
^
syndicate headed by the NorthTrust Company; First Na-
a
Trust
District
(P. u.ooutngatej, Mich.
O. Southgate), mien.
Bond Offering—Helen Bentley,
...
Note
•
4
The
—
District, Mich.
$450,000 ternporary loan notes offered May 15
—v. 195, p. 2309—were awarded
the City National Bank of Defroit, cit 2%.
Sale
Note
2?°^ j0!?1 0dry-.£,Sv-^n11 e bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
1963 to 1987$
n;*t
Dist.,
Hazel Park School
a.m.
from
$ a
/
School
$2,400,000 tax
anticipation notes offered May 14
-v: 195, p. 2202-were awarded
to the Manufacturers National
National Bank of Detroit, at 1.60%.
Street,
(EDST) on
for the purchase of $2,200,-
Boston
,
Sale
Note
University of Massachusetts
Building Authority, Mass. 1
•Bond Of f e r i n g—George L.
Pumphret, Chairman, will receive
sealed
•
„
^
at 1.40%.
Dis-
trict No. 810 bonds.
2,768 Special Improvement
trict No. 811 bonds.
Dis-
N
58
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2542)
Broadwater County
June 1 for the pur¬
$84,000 various purpose
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1972 in¬
(EDST)
School Dist.
chase
(P. O. Toston), Mont.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
No. 13
ing of $15,000 school bonds sched¬
uled for May 21—v. 195, p. 2310—
has. been
on
of
postponed until June 4.
;
Mitchell.
School District
(P.O. Kalispell), Mont.
No. 1
Bond
Offering—Velma
■
"i*;
;
Hutton,
O f f
e r
N. J.
g—David
i
n
7
A.
'
1982
169,000
>
Clifton,
■
Bond
sealed
$3,465,000 bonds, as fol¬
,
7
|
' V
' ;
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on
May 29 for the purchase of
$134,000 water bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1961.-Due on August 1 from
7,7
$2,677,000 school bonds, Series A.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Flathead County
of
lows:
Legality
M-N.
Interest
clusive.
chase
Due
1982
inclusive.
1962
»;
indusive/,77;;77
*.
7
1999,: inclusive.
Mqnday, May 28, 1962
.
pany;
National Boulevard Bank of
Chicago;
Park, Ryan, Inc.; Tjie
Peoples National Bank, of Char¬
Interest
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy. :
bonds, Series B.
July 1. from 1963 to
lottesville, Va.; Rauscher,
Pierce
Sterling National
& Trust Company of New
York; Tuller & Zucker., - r : ;
6
■
Co.,
Inc.;
Bank
Hempstead Union Free School
District No. 10 (P .O.
Baldwin), ' \
Wachbvia Bank and Trust Com¬
7
7
New York
7 77
Bond Sale—The
$220,000 school pany; .Robert L. Whittaker & Co.;
bonds offered May 15—v.;
195, p". Arhhold and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.;
2311
were
awarded
to
the Courts & Co.; A. .G. -Edwards
77
619,000 improvement bonds. Due
on July
1 from .1963 to 1982
to
.
C, Legg & Co.; Moore, Leonard &
Lynch; Mullaney, Wells & Com¬
F-A.
school
on
;
will receive sealed Doyle, City Treasurer, will re^
inclusive.
p.m.
(MST) on ceive sealed bids until 11* a.m.
7;' -:;77
••'/
June 4 for the purchase of $42,000 (EDST) on June 5 for the pur¬
Dated
July 1, 1962.
Interest
of $866,000 water supply
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. chase
J-J;- Degality approved by Haw7
Meadowbrook National Bank of Sons;" Freeman & Company; Jo^
Due
Amortization bonds will be the bonds. Dated June 15, 1962.
kins, Delafield & Wood.
7 7;,77
West
first choice and serial bonds will on Dec. 15 from 1962 to 1991 in¬
Hempstead, as 2.80s, at a seph, Mellen ".& Miller, Inc.; The
price of 100.007, a basis of about National
clusive^
Interest
J-D.7 Legality 77 Verona School District, N. J. 7
Bank
of
be the second choice.
Westchester,
Bond Sale—The $537,000 school
White Plains; Talmage & Co. 7
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
2.79%7;::777;v
Libby, Mont.
bonds offered May 16—v. 195, p.
& W ood.
7J/.7 ;7. 77*''
Monroe County (P. O.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Rochester), Niskayuna, Glenville, Clifton Park
2202—were awarded to B. J. Van
and Colonie Central Sch. District
Bowing Township (P- O. Trenton), 1
777.'
77-7 New York V'7-^7;
ing of $75,000 city improvement
Ingen & Co., and Boland, Saffin,
New Jersey
}
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
No. 1 (P. O. Niskayunm), N. Y.
bonds scheduled for May 21 —
Gordon &
Sautter, bidding for
be 'received on June 12 for the
Bond Sdle—The $184,000 various
v.
195, p. 2434 — has been post¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$536,000 bonds, as 3.20s, at a price
purchase
of
purpose bonds offered May 17 — of
$10,796,000 various be received until 11:30 a.m.
poned until May 28.
100.28, a basis of about 3.17%;
v.
purpose bonds.
195, p. 2434—were awarded to
(EDST) on June 7 tfor the pur¬
Lincoln County, Libby High School
West New York, N. /.
J. B. Hanauer & Co., as S^s, at
of $895,000
Mount Vernon City School 777" chase
school bonds.
District (P. O. Libby), Mont.
Bond
Sal e—The
$3,440,000
a price Of 100.12, a basis of about
Dated May 1, 1962.. Due on May 1
Bond Offering — Clerk Ruther
District, N. Y.
-••••,- /
school bonds offered May 22—v.
3.23%.
"
from 1963 to-1987,, inclusive.
Bond Offering—Morton
In¬
Vanderwood announces that the
Sultzer,
195, p. 2310—were awarded to a
terest M-N. Legality approved by
President of Board of
Hoboken, N. J.
*;
Board
of
Trustees
will receive
Education,:
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
will receive sealed bids until 2 Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
>
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Bond Sale
The $650,000 high Ingen &
Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a
June 25 for the purchase of $60,school bonds offered May 16—v. price of 100.10, a basis of about p.m. (EDST) on June 5 for-the Oxford, Preston, McDonough and
000 high school site bonds. Dated
pufrchase of $7,200,000 school Smithville Central School District
195, p. 2310 — were awarded to 3.61%. '
7-7"
7 7 7.77.
June 25, 1962. Amortization bonds B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and the
building bonds. Dated June 1,
No. 1 (P. O. Oxford), N. Y.(
Other members
of the syndi¬
1962. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
will be the first choice and serial Fidelity Union Trust Company of
Bond • Offering — Barbara
cate:
V.
Fidelity Union Trust Co.; 1991 inclusive.
bonds will be the second choice
Interest F-A. Le¬
Newark,
bidding
for
$647,000 National
State
Whittaker, District Clerk, will re¬
Bank, - both
o:
of the School Board.
gality
approved
by
Caldwell, ceive sealed bids until 2:00
bonds, as 3.85s,
at a price of
Newark; Boland, Saffin, Gordo;
p.m.
Trimble & Mitchell. 7f:77V 7
100.55, a basis of about 3.81%.
& Sautter; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
Richland County, Lambert High
(EDST)1 on June 7 for the pur¬
New York (State of) ' ' 77
chase of $1,165,000 school-bonds.
John J. Ryan & Co.; Rand & Co.;
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Lebanon Township School Dist.
Bond Offering—The
Lebenthal & Co.; J. R. Ross & Co.;
Lambert), Mont.
$57,330,000 Dated May 1, 1962. Due on May 1
(P. O. High Bridge), N. J.
from 1963 to 1991, inclusive.
Bond Offering — Jean Helper
F. R. Cole & Co.;. Van Deventer housing bonds offered May 23—
In¬
Bond Offering — Mrs. Marilyn
v.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
195, p. 2434—were awarded to terest M-N. Legality approved by
J. Moore, Secretary of Board of Brothers', Inc., and Ewing & Co.
a
bids until 8:30 p. m. (MST) on
syndicate headed by the Chase Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Education, will receive sealed bids
Manhattan- Bank
June 9 for the purchase of $160,of New
York
until 8 p.m.
(EDST) on June 5, ;777;7:77 NEW MEXICO
Penfield, Perinton, Brighton, Wal¬
000 school bonds.
Dated July 1,
City,-as 4s^3V2s, 3y4s, 3.30s, 3.40s
for the purchase of $270,000 school
Albuquerque Municipal School
worth and Macedon Central Sch.
and 2s, at a price of
1962. Amortization bonds will be bonds.
100.05, a net * District No. 1
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due
./77 District, N. Mex. 7 7.77777
(P. O. Penfield),
interest cost of about 3.21 %.
the first choice and serial bonds
Bond
77
on Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
Offering—Jeannette R.
/
New York
will be the second choice.
Other members of the
sive.
Interest F-A.
Legality ap¬ Stromberg, Clerk of Board of Ed¬
syndi¬
Bond Offering—Robert B. Mur¬
Note
The foregoing bonds
proved by Hawkins, Delafield & ucation, will receive sealed bids cate; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Cherftiray, President of Board of Educa¬
originally were scheduled for of¬ Wood.
until 10 a.m.- (MST) on June 7 for cal Bank New York Trust Com¬
77 7 //;7>iod/'
tion, will receive sealed bids until
fering on May 21—v. 195, p. 2434
Z 7
7
' 7
7.7 •'
7 77"' the purchase of $3,200,000 school pany; Blyth & Co., Inc.; C. J. De11:30 a.m. (EDST) on June fn for
Morristown School District, N. /,
—and postponed.
building' and site bonds.
Dated vine & Co.; Manufacturers Han-J
the purchase
Bond Offering—Nancy C.Dusenof $630,000 r<school
over Trust
June 15, 1962.
Due on June 15
Company; The Marine
Shelby, Mont.
building 7 bonds.
Dated./ May 1,
berry, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ from 1963 to 1967
inclusive.
In¬ Trust Company of Western New
Bond Offering—City Clerk Irene
1962.
Due on November 1 from
cation will receive sealed bids terest J-D.
Legality approved by ' York; Harris Trust and' Savings 1963
B. Roath announces that the City
to
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on June 19
1977, inclusive.
Interest
Council will receive sealed and
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How¬ Bank; The Northern Trust Com¬ M-N.
for the purchase of $450,000 school
Legality approved by Reed,
ard. 77;777;77-.:
pany; Mellon National Bank and
oral bids at 5:30 p.m. (MST) on
777vv7 7■ 7/V. • v
bonds. Dated March 1, 1962. Due
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.
Trust Company; Hallgarten &
June 5 for the purchase of $495,Co.;
Los Lunas Municipal School Dist.
on. March 1 from 1963 to 1982 in*
Kidder, Peabody & Co. 7,
;7 ■7.77 Putnam Valley, Carmel and Cort- 7
000 water system revenue bonds.
;
elusive.
Interest M-S.
7*
No. 1, New Mexico
Legality
landt Central School District 7;
Dated July 1, 1962. Due on July 1
Ladenburg, Thalmann,& Co.; R.
approved by Hawkins, Delafield 77 Bond Sale — An issue of $200,7
No, 3 (P. O. Putnam Valley),
W.
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
In¬
Pressprich & Co.; Salomon
000 '"school
& I/food. $7
building bonds was
Vork 7.7;*7777;v 7
Brothers & Hutzler; Barr Brothers
terest J-J. Legality approved by
sold to the Commerce Trust Com-'
& Co.; Blair & Co.,
•Bond Sale—The $562,000 school
Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Wind¬ /■ 777/77 Passaic, N. J. '.-f
Inc.; White,
pany of Kansas City, as 3s, 2.20s,
Bond
Offering—Theodore
C.
Weld & Co.; The Philadelphia Na¬ bonds. offered May 16—v. 195, p.
horst & West.
2V4S and 2.30s, at a price of 100.004,
tional Bank; Bear, Stearns &
Janeczek, City Treasurer, will re¬ a net interest cost of about
Co.; 2202—were awarded to the Marine
2.40%.
Yellowstone County Rural Special
ceive sealed
bids until
11 ' a.m.
Equitable Securities Corporation; Trust Company of Western New
Improvement District No. 457
7 NEW YORK 7.7 7v77-7* Hornblower & Weeks; Mercantile York, in Buffalo, as 3s, at a price
(EDST) on June 5 for the pur¬
(P.O. Billings), Mont.
chase of $1,745,000 water system
Trust Company; W. H. Morton & of 100.85, a basis of about 2.90%.
Albion, Parish, Orwell, Hastings,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds. Dated June 15, 1962.
Due
Mexico,
Amboy,
Richland,
Wil- Co., Inc.
be received until 11 a.m. (MST)
•777*7 Union Springs, N. Y.
on Dec.
15 from 1962 to 1991 in¬
F. S. Moseley, & Co.; Shields &
liamstown and West Monroe Cen¬
on
May 28 for the purchase of clusive.
Bond Offering — Roger Lewis,
Interest
J-D.
Legality tral Sch. Dist.
No, 2 (P. O. Parish), Company; Stone & Webster Se¬
$44,890 improvement bonds.
Village
Treasurer, will receive
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
curities Corp.; B. J. Van Ingen &
;
New York
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
& Wood.
Yellowstone County Rural Special
Bond Sale—The $1,204,000 school Co., Inc.; Wertheim &
Co.; John- on May 29 for "the
purchase of
Improvement District No. 461
bonds offered May 23—v. 195, p. Nuveen & Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.;
Paterson, N. J.
$480,000 sewer bonds. Dated June
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Bond
Offering—Howard
L. 2434—were awarded to a group Federation Bank and Trust Com¬
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bristow, Clerk of Board of Fi¬ composed of the Bankers Trust pany; Paribas Corporation; L. F. to
1987, inclusive.
Interest J-D.
be received until 11:30 a.m. (MST)
nance,
will receive sealed bids Company of New York City, Mer¬ Rothschild & Co.; Adams, Mc¬ Legality
approved
by Sullivan,
May 28 for the purchase of $18,- until
11 a.m. (EDST) on June 5 rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
& Entee & Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker &
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
000 improvement bonds.
for
the
Co., and Co., Inc.; Francis I duPont & Co. Lane.
purchase
of $3,791,000 Smith Inc., Bache &
7: 7;7': 77! "77:;7,7 /
Estabrook & Co.; Fidelity Union
water system bonds.
Yellowstone County Rural Special
Dated June Adams, McEntee & Co., as 3*4s, at
NORTH CAROLINA
15, 1962.
Due on Dec. 15 from a price of 100.46, a basis of about TrustCompany,
First
Newark;
Improvement District No. 465
National Bank in Dallas; First of
1962
to
1991
inclusive.
Interest 3.20%.
' "7 " 7777 7' - 777''
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Burnsville, N. C.
Michigan
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will J-D. Legality approved by Haw¬
Corporation;
Geo.
B.
7
Buffalo, N. Y.
Bond Offering—W. E. EasterGibbons & Company, Inc.; Greg¬
be received until 10:30 a.m. (MST)
kins, Delafield & Wood./,
Bond Offering—Sidney J.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
on
ory & Sons; Hemphill, Noyes &
May 29 for the purchase of
Princeton Township (P. O.
Freedman, City Comptroller, will
■
Co.; W. E. Hutton & C07 Kean, ment Commission, will receive
$6,780.50 improvement bonds.
"
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
v
' V
Princeton), N. J.
■■)/■
Taylor & Co.; Manufacturers and separate- sealed bids in Raleigh
Bond Offering—Joseph R. Nini,
(EDST) on June 14 for the pur¬
Traders Trust Company, Buffalo; until 11 a.m.
(EST) on May 29
NEVADA
Township
Clerk,
will - receive chase of $9,663,000 bonds, as fol¬
Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬ for the purchase of $170,000 re¬
•*
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) lows:
Washoe County, County School
las;
Reynolds
&
Co.;
Spencer funding bonds, as follows:
on
June 4 for
the purchase of
District (P. O. Reno), Nev.
$4,070,000 school bonds.
: 7
Trask & Co.
7
$60,000 water, sewer and street
Bond
Sal e—The
$3,000,000 $160,000 bonds, as follows:
1,128,000 general improvement
Weeden &
bonds. Due on June 1 from
Co., Inc.; Ernst &
school
building
bonds
offered $90,000 sewer bonds.
water supply bonds.
<
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
Company; Fahnestock & Co.; First
v
May 22—v. 195, p. 2202—were
70,000 improvement bonds.
4,465,000 general improvement National Bank in St. Louis; The
40,000 bonds. Due on June 1 frpm
awarded to a syndicate headed by
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
National
Commercial Bank
and
Stated in
1971 to 1990 inclusive.
Blyth & Co., Inc., as 5s, 3s, 3Y4S
combination the bonds will ma¬
Dated
July 1, 1962.
Due on Trust Company, of Albany; New
and 3V2s, at a price of 100.04, a
70,000 refunding water
bonds.
ture on June 1 from 1963 to 1980 July 1 from 1963 to 1976 inclusive. York Hanseatic Corporation; State
net interest cost of about 3.36%.
Due on June 1 from 1971 to
inclusive.
Interest J-D. Legality Interest J-J,
Legality approved Bank of Albany; The Franklin
Other members
of the syndi¬
1992 inclusive.
Bank
of
approved by Hawkins, Delafield by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood. National
Long Island;
cate: First Western Bank & Trust
Dated June 1,1962. Interest J-D.
& Wood.
King, Quirk & Co., Inc.; Leben¬
Buffalo Sewer Authority, N. Y.
Co., Los Angeles; Merrill Lynch,
thal & Co., Inc.; Lyons, Hannahs
East Carolina College (P. O.
Bond Offering—Chairman Julian
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; B. J.
Shrewsbury Township School
& Lee, Inc.
R.
Bruce
District (P. O. Eatontown),
announces
that sealed
Van Ingen & Co.; Taylor & Co.;
Greenville), N. C.
Scudder & German; J. R. Wilbids will be received until 11 a.m.
First Security Bank of Utah, N.
New Jersey
Bond Offering—F. D.
Duncan,
liston & Beane; Dempsey-Tegeler
Bond Sale—The $292,000 school
(EDST) on June 12 for the pur¬
A., Salt Lake City; Coughlin &
Vice-President and Business Man¬
& Co., Inc.; Green, Ellis & Ander¬
bonds offered May 15—v. 195, p. chase of $3,000,000 sewer revenue
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Edward L.
ager,
will receive
sealed
bids
son; Charles King & Co.; Schwa2202
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1962.
Burton & Co., and Security Na¬
were
awarded to J. B.
Due
until 11 a.m. (EST) on June 4 for
bacher & Co.; Second District Se¬
Hanauer & Co., as 3.35s, at a price on July 1 from 1967 to 1986, incl.
tional Bank, of Reno.
curities Co., Inc.; Swiss American
the purchase of $625,000
Interest J-J.
of 100.24, a basis of about 3.31%.
dormitory
Legality approved
Corporation; Tollner & Bean, Inc.; system revenue bonds. Dated
NEW JERSEY
by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
May
Wells & Christensen, Inc.; Wood,
Summit, N. J.
Bloomingdale, N. J.
1, 1961. Due on May 1 from 1964
Bond O f f e r I n g—Herbert G.
Hamlin Water Dist. (P. O.
Gundy
&
Co., Inc.; Cooley
&
Bond Offering—Samuel D. Babto 2001
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Fuchs, City Treasurer, will re¬
Hamlin), N. Y.
Company.
bock, Borough Clerk,
will re¬ ceive sealed bids until 8
p.m.
Bond Offering—Robert E. Rath,
Folger, Nolan, Fleming & Co., Legality approved by Reed, Hqyt,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EDST) on June 12 for the pur¬ Town
Supervisor, will receive Inc.; Harkness & Hill, Inc.; John Washburn & McCarthy. 7.
District Clerk,
bids
until
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3:30
,
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Greene County (P.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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.
Sale —The
Bond
,
various
Bond
-
Offering
—^v. 195,
a
2311—were awarded to
composed of Francis I.
Sewer
duPont &
$2,205,000
and
assessment
Co., J. C. Wheat & Co.,
Powell, Kistler & Co., as 4s,
2%s,, 33/4s and 3s, at a price of
pdr, a net interest "cost of about
3^)8%;.:
NORTH
DAKOTA
& Williams.,
ceive
sealed
and
oral
■\
;
Kreklau,
will re¬
until
bids
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,: 1962.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1982
.
inclusive.
(CD!$T)
■
\
(EDST)
bids
until
First
the
National
from
pur-
terest J-J.
fol-
school
building
r
■
.
..
,
equipment
Due from 1964 to 1967,
OREGON
■ +
County School District No.
30 (P. O. Hereford), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $280,000 school
bonds
Bank
St.
of
2311—were
,
Orrvitie,
.
^elusive.
J-D.
p.
awarded
First
the
to
of
Oregon,
Bond
2311
&
May
14—v. 195,
awarded to
were
of
the
a
p.
group
United
States
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath.
Multnomah and Clackamas
Counties
Joint\JSchool Dist.
&
&
on
Weeks,
1,
Dec.
1
Lower
Merion
Township School
Ardmore), Pa.
$3,800,000
gen¬
obligation school bonds of¬
May 21—v. 195, p. 2311-
were
awarded to
a
syndicate
Company of Chicago,
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, and
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., as
4s, 3s, 2%s, 3s and 3.10s, at a
price of 100.005, a net interest cost
OHIO
t
'
'
Bend
W.
'Likeov^ry City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
4 for the
June
purchase of $102,Dated
1962. Due
Dec.
on
1972 inclusive.
Burton
July
States National Bank of Portland,
to
1963
building
Dec. 1 from
Duer
to
on
inclusive.
1984
Ambridge School District, Pa.
Offering — Mary Kuhel,
Secretary of Board of Directors,
Bond
,
350,000 elementary school build¬
ing bonds.^Due on
Dec. 1
Interest J-D.
from 1063 to
Dated
•
June
will*
1962.
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive. In¬
Sale—Linda
Hess, Town¬ )J-D. Legality approved by Squire,
will receive sealed Sanders & Dempsey.
bids until noon (EDST) on June
Union Local ScKool District (P. O.
T. for the purchase of $47,740 road
Mansfield), Ohio
improvement special assessment
Clerk,
on
Dec.; 1
clusive.
June
from
1962.
1963
Interest
'
1,
to
Due
1972
J-D.
in¬
Legality
be received
until
June 20
for
Valley School
Authority (P. O. Youngs-
the
Bond
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$2,-
'
approved
by
Dempsey.
•
Squire,
:
•
.
-
&
Sanders
'
.
-
Cross Creek Local School Dist.
(P. O. Wintersville), Ohio
/
'
«.Bond Sale—The
$900,000 school
improvement bonds offered May
18—v. 195, p. 2087—were awarded
to a group composed of McDonald
&
Co., Baxter & Co., Wm. J.
Mericka & Co., Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger, and Sweney, Cartwright & Co., as 3y2S, at a price
of 100.80, a basis of about 3.43%.
receive
ment
awarded
2y4s, at
of
195,
—v.
p.
about
noon
pur¬
June
assess¬
to
from
1963
■
Vera
to
-
y
•
1972
;•
Street.
-
-
r.
im¬
improvement
special assessment
bonds offered May 17—v. 195, p.
French
2203—were
awarded
to
the
a
2.99%.
195,
be
the
p.
Ohio
National
Bank
&
Sale'—
building
school
May
10
—v.
awarded to
Blyth
price
&
of
a
The
Company
$2,550,000
bonds
offered
195, p. 1714 — were
syndicate headed by
Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a
100.24, a basis of about
of
'
to
Sale
Bond
—v.
_
"
1
Mover
Fricke
&
Richards & Co
the
syndidicate: First Boston Corp., First
of Michigan Corporation, Fahey,
Clark & Co., Merrill Turben
&
Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus, Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co.,
and
Grant
Brownell &
of
Co.
—
The
$300,000 im¬
Washington, Pa.
bids until 7:45 E>'m' <EDST) 011
^8 ^or
purchase of $125,city
Dated
Grant
&
Remington,
195,
First
Bank
until
for
8
j^ne
improvement
,
i962
Due
on
000
of
An issue of
Sale
school
purchased
In.
Seminole
Countyi Independent
School District No. 6 (P. O.
Eminole), Okla.
Bond Sale-^-The $25,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
May 15 — v. 195, p. 2311 — were
awarded to R. J.
Edwards, Inc.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston College (P. O.
revenue
bonds
was
negotiated sale by a
headed by Butcher &
Dated
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive,
Interest
15 from
and
J-D.
15,
1963
1962.
to. 1987
Dec. 15, 2001.
Legality approved
on
by Rhoads, Sinon & Reader,
-
Other
members
cate: Harriman
of
the
for
the
1, 1962.^ Due
to
1991
Feb. 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
Legality
Interest
by
approved
F-A.
Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
June
on
19
purchase of $2,500,000
utility revenue bonds.
for
the
combined
Pickens County, Easley-Central
Water District (P. O.
Pickesn), S. C.
$900,000 water¬
and unlimited tax
Bond Sale—The
works
system
bonds offered May 15—v.
2087—were awarded to a
group composed of the interstate
195,
p.
Securities
Corp., Dick & MerleSmith, Frank S. Smith & Co., Inc.,
North
Carolina National
Bank
about 3.74%.
of
syndiRipley & Co., Inc.,
,
Richland-Lexington
Airport Dist.,
South Carolina
Bond
liam,
Offering—Robert F. Pul-
Chairman of Airport
State
the
June
Com¬
the
for
5
Treasurer's
until
'
office,
(EST) on
purchase of $2,-
noon
700,000 general obligation airport
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Pue on
July 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
approved
by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons.
Spartanburg County School Dist...
No. 5 (P.O. Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Sale—The. $250,000 schopl
building bonds offered May 15—v. 195, p. 2203—were awarded
to
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.
of Winston-Salem, as 2.70s, at a
price of 100.12, a basis of about
2.68%.
Wafford College (P. O.
Bond
Spartanburg), S. C.
Sale—The $750,000
first
bonds offered
May 16 — v. 195, p. 2203—were
sold to the Housing and Home Fi¬
mortgage
revenue
Agency,
nance
of par.,.
as
3V2S, at
,r
.
a
price
,
SOUTH DAKOTA
Bond
Bryant, S. Dak.
Offering—Harold Gustaf-
City
son,
will
Auditor,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
receive
(CST)
on
May 31 for the purchase of $15,000
sewer bonds. Dated June
1, 1962.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1963
to
1978
inclusive. Interest J-D.
McPherson
Bond Sale—The $340,000 dining
haii first mortgage revenue bonds
offered
were
May 17—v. 195, p. 2203—
to
the
Housing and
sold
Home Finance Agency,
as
3VsS, at
Price of par.
a
$1,350,-
via
June
until
noon
(EST) on
purchase of $2,160,000 airport bonds. Dated June
13
Charleston), S. C.
_
Sherrerd.
Medford.
be received
June
June
J-D. Legality approved by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
(EDST)
purchase of
Township School Authority
(P. O. Exeter), Pa.
Bond
Greer), S. C.
Offering—Sealed bids will-
bonds,
j from 1963 to 1972 inciusive,
p.m.
the
T
—
National
11
syndicate
members
Sale
Offering—Sealed bids will
June
Exeter
The $36,000 sani¬
bonds offered May 16
p.
2311—were awarded
3.35%.
Other
&
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
sewer
the
Bond
provement bonds offered May 16
-v.
195, p. 2086—were awarded
Bond Offering — Jerome Hahn,
rv,' City Solicitor, will receive sealed
„
Oklahoma
Deer Creek, Okla.
tary
Schmertz
to 1977 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le-
City.
Bond
,
Upper Darby), Fa.
$150,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963
2311—were awarded to
Liberty
Trust
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1961.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1964 to 2001
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
r? Dolphin & Pn' 000
nS?n f Co.,
Co.,
received
on
1
Kettering City School District,
syndi-
T
KaV
&
Hess,,
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
v.
that
announces
terest
$37,000 school
building bonds offered May 14—
■
Corporation, as 3s, at
price of 100.02, a basis of about
H
District (P. O.
Bond
Co.,
Duquesne School District, Pa.
Oklahoma
First
Cleveland
OKLAHOMA
County Dependent School
District No. 8 (P. O.Sapulpa),
•
m
Inc
MpSv
McKelvy
Creek
.
R,
Woodcock'
1, 1962. Interest
Legality approved by Squire,
& Dempsey.
-
Kleff
revenue
Burgwin,
the
of
&
Cunningham,
Patten
June
and
Garfield Heights, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $184,800 street
Haupt
of
s v
cost
/
*
Greenville-Spartanburg Airport
Columbia,
Offering—Treasurer Rev.
C.
1964
c/i'lin/f'f rv,MaTnZ.n
Sanders
2.19%.
members
Ira
Inc.,
46,358 Jenning Street sewer im¬
provement bonds. Due on Dec.
...
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
J-D.
Bond
Louis
J-D.
1
■
about 3.22%.-
at
University of Scranton (P. O.
Scranton), Pa.
Singer,/to Drexel & Co., and Schmidt,
Deane
&
Scribner, Butcher & Roberts & Parke, as 2%s, at a
Sherrerd,, Arthurs, Lestrange & pr*c?,
100.22, a basis of about
Co., Thomas & Co., Stroud & Co., 2.59%.
cate:
provement bonds. Due on Dec.
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Dated
from
Interest
inclusive.
Other
inclu-
sewer
1989
Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
Garden
41,755
2311—were
Goodbody & Co., as
price of 100.12, a basis
until
interest
net
a
Haities & E. W. Clark, Inc.; and mission, will receive sealed bids
on
will
for the
$150,325 special
bonds, as follows:
sive.
■,
to
,
a
bids
of
1
improvement bonds offered
16
was
Boulevard
im¬
provement bonds. Due on Dec.
Elyria, Ohio
May
Finance,
June 5
on
$62,212
Bond Sale—The $320,000 recre¬
.
of
sealed
(EDST)
chase
.
ation
Director
mer,
•
-
100.0003,
,
550,000 school building revenue
purchased via negotiated sale
May 2 by a syndicate headed, approved by Morgan, Lewis &
by Moore, Leonard & Lynch, at a' Bockius.
/
■'
»
price of 98.50.
Dated
June
1,
Upper Darby Township (P. O.
1962. Due on
Warrensville Heights, Ohio
a
Bond Offering—Laura A. Shur-
.
Alester G. Furman Co., as 4s, 3%s,
3J0s
and
3y4s, at a price r of
of
net interest cost of
a
about 3.04%. Other members of
syndicate: Smith, Barney &
£°->
W. Pressprich & Co.guic,her & Sherrerd; Janney,
10 a.m. (EDST) on June 4 for the
purchase of" $325,000 dormittory
!■» Fa.
purchase of $750,000 school bonds.
system,bonds offered May"
16—v. 195, p. 2312—were awarded
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc., and -
to
of 100.01,
sealed bids will be received until
Brokenstraw
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
-
Dated
Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
Burgwin,
Greenville), S. C.
Charlotte, and J. Lee * Peeler &
Co., as 5s, 3V2S, 3.70s and 3.90s, at
a price of par, a net interest cost
terest J-D.
„
bonds.'
until
(EDST) on May 28 for the
purchase of $150,000 school bonds.
Interest
-
bids
sealed
7 p.m.
1985 inclusive.
1,
receive
195, p. 2203—were awarded to a
syndicate5 headedJ b^ :$^Philaas '2%s,
2.70s, 3s, 3.10s and 3.20s, at a price
school
»
Bond Sale—The $250,000 water¬
delphia National Bank,
dcmmcvm/amia
high,_
bonds.
.
Ohio
ship
the,Ignited
PENNSYLVANIA
.
Township (P. O. Burton),
Bond
■
"
$1,100,000
1,
1963
from
1
on
of
lows:
street improvement special'
350.62
as-essment- bonds.
June 6 for the pur¬
$1,450,000 bonds, as fol-
(EDST)
chase
2311—were awarded to
County, Berea Water
and Sewer District (P.O.,
revenue
New Castle School District, Pa.
Oregon
Bond Offering— Frances Bell,.,
Bond Sale
The $125,000
Clerk of Board1 bf Education, will
school-^ ,Bond Salfc..-r,.The $2,150,000
bonds offered May 14—v. 195,, ,p. school bonds
receive sealed--bids
offered May 16—v.
until
noon
Beachwood, Ohio
Offering — Sanford
.
.
Greenville
*
corn-
posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Drexel & Co., Northern Trust
•
•Do
2.68%.
from 1963 to
of about 2.95%.
No. 15-302 (P. O. Portland),
District, Ohio
Stroud
& Reader.
eral
and Kalman & Co.
Strongsvilb&City School
'
ma* nnn
fered
Sale—The $610,000 school
composed
Dempsey.
Sherrerd,
Hornblower
&
works
bonds-was
Bond Sale—The
National Bank of Portland, Blyth
& Co., Inc., Dominick & Dominick,
Interest
-
District (P. O.
offered
—
ico„o
Craigie
& Company and
Co., jointly, as 3V2S,
3ss 2.40s and 2%s, at a price of..
100.02, a net interest cost of about
approved by
&
Inc.,
W.
Hamilton
In-
1986 inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality approved by Rhoads, Sinon
in
School District No. 7 (P.O.
Grants Pass), Ore.
bonds
An
'
revenue
1962. Due
Josephine County, Grants Pass
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders
Minneapolis,- as 2%s, 3s, 3V2S
and 33/4Sj at a price of par, a net
;
May 15—v. 195,
National: Bank
Ohio
Legality
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
building bonds offered May 9—v.
195, p. 2303 — were awarded to
and Reynalds & Co. Dated June
J-D.
Squire,
by
inclusive.
1982
pur-:
chased via negotiated sale on May
14 • by
a
group
composed
of
Portland.
of
interest cost of about 3.46%.
offered
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
.
Paul and the First National Bank
Rnf-
sewer:
Co.,
Baker
Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey.
to
Lancaster Sewer Authority. Pa.
.
,
.
.
transportation
chase of $1,200,000 school building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
Interest
1963
Butcher
pur¬
(EDST)
of
purchase
Townsend, Elliott & Munson,.
bonds.-
Due from 1964 to 1967.
p.m.
June 14 for the
on
ajn.
the
$600,000 city improvement bonds.
Dated July
1^?1962. Due on July 1
'
bonds.
1
for
6
p.mu
May 29 for the
$265,000 bonds, as
__
Clerk of Board of Education, will
sealed
bids until 11
June
on
^
90,000
Bond Offerinjg-Dale Long, City
County, Adams Public Sch..
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
District No. 128 (P. O. Adams),
'until 1 p.m. (EI)£T) on June 4 for
North Dakota
v,xthe purchase$267,000 water¬
Bond Sale—The $196,500 school
works
improvement bonds. Dated
building bonds offered May 16— June 1, 1962. Efue on Dec. 1 from
v.
195, p. 2311—were awarded to 1963* to 1992
.
sealed
59
Darlington County School Dist.
(P. O. Darlington), S. C.
F.
Harrisburg, Pa.
t
Walsh
,
4:15
On
of
$175,000
:
.
until'
lows.
1
Le¬
\
received
chase
Offering—Drucy E. Waite,
^receive
Interest F-A. Legality
by Erickstad & Foughty.
approved
be
District (P. O. Northfield), Ohio
Bond
10 a.m. (CST) on June 8 for the
purchase of $100,000 school build¬
ing
w
*
,
bold's Son & Co.
Barry,
Director of Finance, will receive
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1,
Dec.
Leonard & Lynch and W. H. New-
Bond Offering—Daniel J.
Nbrthfield-Macedonia Local School
Langdon), North Dakota
; Bond Offering—Albert
Clerk of School Board,
July
and
inclusive.
1982
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
Washington County, Bartlesville
Indep. School District No .30
(P. O. Bartlesville), Okla.
gality approved by Peck,. Shaffer
School District No. 2 (P. O.
.
to
10
the
1977.
>
Cavalier County, Alsen Public.
.
1963
1
for
13
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Stroud &
Co.,
Inc.,
Schmidt,
Roberts
&
Parke,„ Dolphin &
Co., Moore,
$7,000-,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1962 .Due from 1964 to
special
Dated
June
on
until
June
'
District
bonds.
Due
from
^ ^
;;
*
1962.
received
on
will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
June 12 for the purchase of
p.
group
be
E.
Board* of
Clerk of
-Bond Sale^The $750,000 sani¬ Greenwood,
tary sewer bonds offered May 15 County Commissioners,
"
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
Joseph
—
Indep. School Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
pur¬
pose
bonds totaling $136,000 of¬
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
fered May 21—v. 195, p. 2311—
building bonds offered May 15—
v.
195, p. 2311—were awarded to ^were awarded to Stranahan, Har¬
ris & Co., as 2%s, at a price of
Howard C. Traywick & Co., Inc.,
100.16, a basis of about 2.57%.
and Dick & Merle-Smith, as 23/4s,
3s and 3y4s, at a price of 100.004,
Montgomery County (P. O.
a net interest cost of about 3.05%.
Dayton), Ohio
Henderson, N. C.
(2543)
Tulsa County
Lorain, Ohio
O. Snow Hill),
North Carolina
^
6163
Number
195
'
Charleston County, Moultrie
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Charleston), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $80,000 school
building bonds offered May 14—
v.
195, p. 2311—were awarded to
Howard" C. Traywick & Co., Inc.,
ancj
Huger, Barnwell & Co., as
3s, 3.10s aid 3V4s, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
3.13%.
County, Leqla
Independent Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
Bond Offering — Edwin Hilgemann, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
May 29 for the purchase of $205,000 school building bonds. Dated
June 1,
1964
to
1962. Due
1981
on
Dec. X from
inclusive.
Interest
J-D. Legality approved by
Owen,
Marquart,
Dorsey,
Windhorst
&
West.
Philip, South Dakota
Bond
Offering
—
Leonard Ellis,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m. (CST) on June
7
for
the purchase
of $145,000
bids
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2544)
Dated July 1, 1962.
July 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
water
Due
bonds.
on
'
i
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
'
"
'
""
""
♦
i
Mar-
headed'by Underwood Neuhaus
& Co., Inc., and the Mercantile
Trust Company of St. Louis, as
O 4*
I
y-\n 1
/-(
n
3s
as
and
of
of
cost
par,
about
2.90s,
net
a
at
about
TENNESSEE
-
--
2.70%.
syndicate:
Columbian Securities Corp.; DittOther members of the
Alcoa, Tenn.
Bond Vfiiciix.s—oamco
ounu Offering—James
feiter
A. Clod-
City Recorder, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
June 5
purchase
of $2,750,000
general improvement bonds. Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
for
the
A V-%
«
on
Nueces
l\/l
ATf
T
I
I UllX
Y* A VYl
1 from 1983
Interest M-N.
May
Bond
sold
195,
in
ton,
p.
2312^-Were awarded
Washing¬
and
Merrill
Lynch,
Tacoma,
Pierce,
Fenner
Smith
&
and Improvement
Directors
of
until
bids
10
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
sealed
May
on
30 for the purchase of $500,000
combination tax and revenue
sewer bonds. Dated April 15', 1962.
Due
on
Sale—An
utility
to
issue
bonds
revenue
composed
group
a
Bond
was
of
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.,
school building bonds was sold to
the Flrgt National Bank of LongFirst National Bank of Longview.
-
Sal e—The
$16,000,000
17—v.
to
195, p. 2088—were awarded
syndicate headed by Blyth &
a
Co., Inc., at
price of 100.0118,
a
follows:
as
a
interest cost of about 3.633%,
net
A
.
$6,900,000 bonds, as 5s, 334s, 3s,
3.30s, 3.40s and 334s. Due on
Jan.
1964
from
1
to
1988
in¬
clusive.
9,100,000 bonds, as 3.70s.
Jan.
Due on
1, 2000.
J.
,
of
members
the
-
syndi¬
cate:
Smith, Barney & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; White, Weld &
Co.;
R.
W. Pressprich
& Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Bear, Stearns
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
as 334s, 33/4s, 4y4s and 4s.
(P. O.(White House), Tenn.
Bond Sale —The $250,000 road Curtis; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
First of Michigan Corporation; J.
Band Offering—Paul Lamberth,
Florence Independent School
bonds offered May 14
v. 195, C. Bradford & Co.; Dominick &
Secretary of Board of CommisDistrict, Texas
P- 2204 ~ were awarded to
Dominick;
American
Securities
sioners, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sate^nVssuTof $130,000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
Corp.; Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.;
the purchase of$975
water- schoolhouse bonds was sold to
,West Hariin County Consolidated Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller;
Henry Harris & Sons, Inc.; E. F.
revenue
bonds,
ScHoo! District (P. O.
Hutton & Co.; McDonnell & Co.,
Dated Aug. !, 1960. Due on Aug. 1,
^
Bond
Inc.; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
from 1963 to 2000 inclusive. In¬
Bond Sale
The $90,000 water house bonds offered May 15—v. Inc.;
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
terest F-A. Legality approved by
and street bonds offered May 14 195,
p. 2204 — were awarded , to Day; Cutter, Bennett & Co.; Pa¬
Chapman & Cutler.
—v.
Northwest
Co.;
Johnston,
195, p. 2312—were awarded Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and cific
TEXAS
&
to the Columbian Securities Cor- the First Southwest Co., as_334s, Lemon
Co.;
Cooley
& Co.;
33/4s and 3.80s, at a price of par, Folger, Nolan,
Fleming & Co.,
poration of Texas.
Brazosport Independent School
a net interest cost of about 3.69%.
Inc.; Malvern Hill & Co., Inc.;
District (P. O. Freeport),Texas
Mercedes Independent School
William S. Morris & Co.; J. C.
UTAH
Bond Sale—The $3,140,000 bonds
District, Texas
Wheat & Co.; Wm. P. Harper &
offered May 15—v. 195, p. 2312
Bond Sale—An issue of $110,000
Son & Co.; Boettcher & Co.
Wasatch County, County School
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate refunding schoolhouse bonds was
Coughlin & Co., Inc.; Fahey,
District (P. O. Heber City), Utah
&
Bond Offering—Ralph F. Giles, Clark
Co.; Juran & Moody,
Clerk of Board of Education, will Inc.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.;
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. Putnam & Co.; Chapman, Howe
(MST) on May 29 for the pur¬ & Co.; Richard W. Clarke & Co.;
THE
&
chase of $620,000 school building Ginther
Co.; Kalman & Co.;
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1962.
Due Milburn, Cochran & Co.; Pohl &
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
on June
1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
Co., Inc.; Water, Woody & Heimclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality erdinger; Weil, Roth & Irving Co.;
OF THE UNITED STATES
approved by Chapman & Cutler. Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.;
Hooker & Fay; Hughbanks, Inc.;
New York, N.Y.
VERMONT
Harold H. Huston & Co.; Harold
E. Wood & Co.; Hanifen, Imhoff
New fane Town School District, Vt.
Robertson and Sumner Counties,
White House
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and
E.
Kelly Brown Investment Co.,
Utility District
Owf
w™system
Washington County (P. O.
Brenham), Texas
the
Securities Corporation^Independent
^^
Chicago,
of
Bank
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
price of
234 s, 3s and 3.20s, at a
as
to the
awarded
were
—
National
First
and
net interest cost of about
a
.
Madison, Wis.
bonds offered May
revenue
sewer
Other
$175,000
2088
p.
Seattle), Wash.
T ex as
Bond Sale—An issue of
of $500,-
Monday, May 28, 1962
.
3.01%.
Metropolitan Seattle (P.O.
District No. 4
(P. O. Port Aransas), Texas
Bond Offering—Secretary A. A.
Mora announces
that the Board
.
100.20,
County Water Control
Brownsville, Texas
(M-N) payable at the
Bankers Trust Company of New
Chapman & Cutler.
11
April 15 from 1971 to
Fridley & Frederking; Rauscher, 1998 inclusive. Interest A-O. LePierce & Co., Inc.; Russ & Co.; gality approved by Dumas,
City National Bank & Trust Co., Huguenin & Boothman.
Kansas City; Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
Spring Hill Community School
and Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast. District No. 12 (P. O. Longview),
& Co.; First Southwest Co.;
mar
and interest
YOTkTitvrLeHalityPapproved bT
York City. Legality approved oy
I
Due
1979 inclusive.
to
a
interest
2.96%.
--
bonds.
1 HCO
1962.
refunding
750,000
schoolhouse
bonds,
as
2,70s and 2%s, at a price of
100.002, a net interest cost of
for the
purchase of $136,700 school
£
*<<
14—v.
to the National Bank of
Inc.
price
South Dakota
until June 5
M
schoolhouse
bonds
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
«
M
follows:
Woonsochet School District,
be
-
$2,390,000
quart, Windhorst & West.
Bond
/"i
i.
rrt-
sold to Rauscher, Pierce & Co
Inc., as 3%s and.4s. Dated May 1,
.
*$£$>'sehool
Sale—The
Bond
$6,700,000 cor¬
bonds
offered
— v.
195, p. 2312 — were
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed
by the Bankers Trust Company of
New
York
City, First National
Bank, Harris
Trust
& Savings
Bank, both of Chicago, as 234 s,
2%s and 3s, at a price of 100.02, a
porate
May 22
purpose
interest
net
Other
of
2.81%.
about
of
cost
members
the
syndicate:
Northern Trust Co., Chicago; Mer¬
cantile Trust Company, St. Louis;
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
&
Co.; Weeden &
Co.; C. F. Childs & Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Trust Company of
Georgia, Atlanta; First of Michi¬
Drexel
Dean
&
Witter
Corporation; Robert W. Baird
Co., Inc.; National State Bank,
Newark; E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.;
Channer Newman Securities Co.;
The Milwaukee Company, and Al¬
gan
&
Blair
lan
&
Prairie du
Co.
Sac, Merrimac and Sauk
City (Villages), Prairie du Sac,
Honey Creek, Merrimac, Sumpter,
Troy, Roxbury, Dane, Mazomanie,
Caledonia and West Point
(Towns)
Joint
3
—
„
__
..
—,
EQUITABLE
Notice
of Nomination
of Directors
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
2312—were
Notice is
hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of the
Insurance Law of the State of New York, the Board of Directors of
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States has
nominated the following named persons as candidates for election
as
3s, at
a
York, N. Y.
Chairman, Chemical Bank New York Trust Company
(Radford College, Women's
Division), Va.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 dormi¬
tory and infirmary revenue bonds
offered May 15—v. 195, p. 2312—
GRANT KEEHN, New York, N. Y.
Senior Vice President of the Society
WALTER KLEM, New York, N. Y.
awarded
were
Actuary of the Society
to
J.
C.
Wheat
&
Cassell & Co., Powell,
Co., and Wylie & Thornhill, Inc., as 3.20s, at a pirce of
100.17, a basis of about 3.18%.
Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio
J. IRWIN MILLER, Columbus, Ind.
Board, Cummins Engine Company, Inc,
Chairman of the
WASHINGTON
JAMES F. OATES, Jr., New York, N. Y.
No.
Soap Lake School
(P. O.
Ephrata), Wash.
District No. 156
DAVID ROCKEFELLER, New York, N. Y.
.
■
President and Chairman Executive Committee,
The Chase Manhattan Bank
Bond
Sale—An
EDWARD L.
SHEA, New York, N. Y.
Former Chairman, Ethyl Corporation
SAMUEL R. WALKER, New York, N. Y.
Vice President, City Investing Company
with the Insurance
issue of $50,000
duly filed
building bonds
The annual election of Directors of The
Equitable Life Assurance
its Home Office, 1285
Avenue of the Americas, New York 19, N. Y., on December
5, 1962
from 10 o'clock a.m. to 4 o'clock p.m., and at s*id election twelvt
Directors, constituting one Class of the Board of Directors, are to
be elected for a term of three years from January 1, 1963. Policy¬
holders whose policies or contracts are in force on the date of the
Society of the United States will be held
election and have been in force
entitled
to vote
May 28,1962
King County, Enumclaw School
District No. 216 (P.O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
Department of the State of New York.
in person or
by
at
least
proxy or
at
one
year
prior thereto
are
by mail.
GORDON K. SMITH,
offered May 16—
195, p. 2204—were awarded to
composed of the Pacific
of Seattle, Wm. P.
Harper &
Son
&
Co.,
Pacific
v.
a
group
National Bank
Co., and the First Na¬
tional Bakn of Enumclaw, as 334 s,
par,
3.30s and 3.40s, at a price of
a net interest cost of about
3.27%.
Secretary
Kitsap County (P. O. Port
Orchard), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $56,000 county
improvement
bonds
chase
offered May
of
1, 1962. Due
Bond
to
the
Lynch,
Bank
of
Com¬
in Tacoma, and Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
receive
for the
(CDST)
on
chase
$1,635,000 bonds,
of
June 4
a.m.
pur¬
as
fol¬
lows:
$885,000
dormitory
construction
refunding revenue bonds.
and
Dated
June
Dec.
1, 1960. Due on
from 1963 to 2000 in¬
1
750,000
Interest J-D.
1, 1961.
1964
Due
to
terest
Legality
Herriott &
Dated, Dec.
bonds.
revenue
building
service
food
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
2001
In¬
J-D.
Quarles,
by
approved
Clemons.
Westby (City), Christiana, Clinton, Coon, Jefferson, Viroqiia,
Webster, Portland and Wash¬
ington (Towns) Joint School
District No. 7, Wis.
Note
Sale—The $175,000
issory
prom¬
May
offered
notes
15
—
195, p. 2312—were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Co., as 2.70s
and 2.80s, at a price of 100.07, a
v.
interest
net
of
cost
2.70%.
about
WYOMING
Bellingham, Wash.
National
will
Treasurer,
separate sealed bids until 10
Sale—The
$150,000 port
improvement bonds offered May
15—v. 195, p. 2204—were awarded
June
on
inclusive. In¬
1982
Bond Offerin g—Richard B.
Grout,
of
Port of
p.m.
Ripon College (P. O. Ripon), Wis.
Other members of the syndicate:
Commerce, of Seattle, Bache &
Co.; Foster & Marshall, Inc.; City
National
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
of
Kansas
City; Pacific Northwest
Company and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc.
1
the pur¬
school bonds.
for
J-D. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
p.
of about 3.11%.
(P. O.
terest
$2,500,000 gen¬
school bonds of¬
195,
6
$2,000,000
1 from 1963 to
Tacoma), Wash.
23—v.
until
bids
June
on
Dated June
Sale—The
May
Green River, Wyo.
Bond
bonds
p.
Sale—The $150,000
offered
May
14
sewer
v.
—
195,
.2312—were awarded to Cough¬
lin
&
Co., Inc., and the StockNational Bank of Denver.
growers
Inc.
Western
r
Washington State College
(P. O. Bellingham), Wash.
Bond
Offering
—
til
10
(PDST) on June 8 for
the purchase of $1,800,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds. Dated April
1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1964
to
CANADA
ONTARIO
Marshall For¬
rest, Secretary of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
Waterloo Roman Catholic
2001
Legality
inclusive.
approved
Interest
by
Separate
District, Ontario
a.m.
Bond
000
Sale—An
at
$145,-
improvement bonds was sold
to A. E. Ames &
a
A-O.
of
issue
Co., Ltd., as 534s,
price of 98.69.
Preston,
QUEBEC
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Aylmer, Quebec
Ellis.
Bond
WISCONSIN
Northwest
3s,
(P. O.
Dist.
2312—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Chase Manhattan
Bank of New York City, as 4%s,
23/4s, 3s, 3.10s, 3.20s and 334s, at a
price of 100.07, a net interest cost
school
building bonds was sold to
the
Security
State
Bank
of
Ephrata.
sealed
(CDST)
Robert L.
Tacoma Sch.
obligation
merce,
Grant County,
Society
A certificate of nomination of the said candidates has been
County,
10
Bond
C. F.
Kistler &
Company
and
ceive
No.
Sac), Wis.
Offering—Ralph R. MarDistrict Clerk, will re¬
quardt,
C. J. Devine & Co.; National Bank
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
HAROLD H. HELM, New
President and Chairman of the Board of the
(P. O.
Inc.,
Bond
clusive.
Pierce
fered
Bond Sale—The $500,000 capital
improvement bonds offered May
14—v. 195, p. 2088—were awarded
to Young, Moore & Co.
JAMES B. FISK, Murray Hill, N. J.
President, Bell Telephone Laboratories
Samford,
basis of
VIRGINIA
Counsellor-at-Law
N
a
as
Princeton),W. Va.
DEBUTTS, Washington, D. C.
Chairman of the Board, Southern Railway System
NEIL H. McELROY,
Ver¬
&
Prairie du
Whittaker & Co.
eral
Mercer County
HARRY A.
Chairman of the Board, The Procter & Gamble
the
to
p.
about 2.93%.
AVERY, Chicago, 111.
Senior Vice President and Chief
195,
Corporation,
price of 100.38,
Directors of said Society:
WILLIAM H.
16—v.
awarded
Securities
mont
$575,000 school
May
School District
Berlin
(City), Berlin, Brooklyn,
St. Marie, Seneca, Aurora, Leon,
Marion, Poysippi, Warren,
Nepeuskun and Rushford
(Towns) Joint School District
No. 1 (P. O. Berlin), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000 school
bonds offered May 17 — v. 195,
Sale—An issue of $90,000
improvement
bonds
sold
was
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
534s, at a price of 98.63.
as
to
5s and
Templeton, Quebec
Bond
000
Sale—An
of
issue
improvement bonds
to J. F. Simard & Co., as
6s,
at
a
price of 94.05,
$876,sold
was
534s and
net in¬
a
terest cost of about 6.81 %.
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