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Established
1839
Reg. U.S.Pat. Off.
Volume
195
6157
Number
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, May 7, 1962
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
•
INSURANCE
cials
SEC Registrations
Accurate Instrument Co.
The
Co.,
Inc.,
Proceeds
tion
and
to
are
of
Street,
debt
products,
new
I
electronic
of
Stock and Bond Quotations
promo¬
New York, N. Y. is engaged in
instruments and component
Plains Road,
sale
sales
equipment,
194.
Advance Mortgage
New York
Corp.—Common Registered—
whose address is First National Barak Building Detroit,
registration statement with
the SEC on >April 30 covering
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
a
200,000
Stock
Stock
Detroit Stock
company
the
Reduction
Air
The
the SEC
with
subordinated
Exchange
36
Exchange.
Stocl\Exchange
Coast
36
38
38
L 38
39
39
40
44
38
Transactions New York Stock
Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
*
.
debentures
New York, filed a registration
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40
Miscellaneous Features
Corporation and Investment News
Corporate and Municipal Financing-Ahead
195, p. 1920.
.
Corp. of Florida
—
State and
%
56
Dividends Declared and Payable__._____
11
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Foreign Exchange Rates____
48
48
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
of West Road 84, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, filed a
statement with the SEC on April 27 covering 161,625
of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
thereof from time to time in public or private sale at
holders
of the selling stockholders from two
one
convertible
of
The
'officials of the
debentures
at
$2
com¬
issued upon exercise
share and the balance was
19 cents per
at
share.
per
Sale
chiefly for the ground support equipment used in rocket and missile
systems, under subcontracts with Government contractors. Its only
America.
of
field
this
in
customers
also
It
Martin-Marietta
are
performed
has
number
a
and
Corp.
Radio
contracts
of
Corp.
for
the
the United States Government, primarily in
equipment. In addition to certain indebted¬
ness, the company has outstanding
1,053,825 shares of common stock,
of which Robert G. Kramer, President,
and Dorothy White, a VicePresident, own 17%' and 20.7%
respectively, and management officials
departments
military
of
of communication
field
,
as
a
group
44.3%
of
.
aggregate
an
director,
The prospectus
176,753
shares,
lists 26 selling stockholders owning
including Frafik B. Bateman,
a
andaJack M. Bass & Co., who own 53,000 and 25,128 shares,
respectively, and propose to sell 53,000 and 25,000
Others
The
31,
Jan.
share
per
V.
prospectus
of
as
195,
shown
are
shares, respectively.
to sell amounts ranging from 500 to 10,000 shares.
states that the accumulated deficit of the company
1962 amounted to $175,056. Earnings of four cents
propose
fpr
months
eight
the
ended
Jan.
31,
1962.—
stock
the public at $3.25 per share will result in an
value of stock now
outstanding from 24 cents
with a resulting dilution of $2.10 per share in
the book equity of stock purchased by the public.
new
in
$1.15
to
the
Ames Department
stock,
to
be
will
of
company
to
be
offered
made
be
1000
with the SEC
statement
stock,
on
a
for
best
80 Wall St., New
commission
and
$15,000
Corp.,
Andrew
G.
Ave., Clifton, N. J., filed a registration
May %■ covering 100,000 shares of common
Main
on
public sale
efforts
York,
all
$3.25
at
or
which
none
Will
per
share.
basis, by
receive
a
The
K-Pac
offering
Securities
$.4875 pier share
is payable to
Doukas Co., Inc.,'for services in connection with this offer¬
for
expenses.
A
$2,500
fee
ing, and stockholders have agreed to sell to that firm "2,000 shares for
$20.. The stockholders will also sell 12,000 shares to the underwriter
at 1 cent per share.
The
complete line of flags, banners and acces¬
for various U. S. Governmental
agencies as well as for industry, retailing, hotel chains, steamship
lines and foreign governments.
The $252,400 estimated net proceeds
from the stock sale will be used to pay taxes, outstanding obligations
to a
factor, bank and others, and to pay accounts payable.
The
balance
will be
added
to working
capital.
The company has out¬
standing 150,000 shares of common stock, of which Anthony J. Consi,
President, and Michael A. Consi, Secretary-Treasurer, own 50% each.
sories
share.
per
basis by
none
The offer¬
Irwin Karp &
principal
by
stock¬
stockholders have granted a like option to purchase 5,000 of
shares
to
to
George Canter, the finder,
Canter
by
the
$3,000 finder's
a
fee
also
is
company.
in
law
April,
1962
as
wholly-owned subsidi¬
is engaged in three
major activities: the ownership and operation of re,tail toy, stationery
and variety stores; the establishment and
equipping of additional loca¬
company
tions under
to
be
the
"Big Top" and the franchise sale of these stores
name
operated
wholesale
under
the
purchasing
name
division
"Big
to
Top";
the
and
the
operation
of
a
company's retail stores,
stores, supermarket chains
and discount centers.
The $254,000 estimated net proceeds from the
stock sales will be used to acquire and equip additional locations, for
inventory requirements of new units and for general working capital.
franchised
the
stores
as
well
supply
other
as
retail
The company has outstanding 123,500 shares of common stock, of which
Martin Rotker,
President, and William Langus, Secretary-Treasurer,
38.3%
own
each.
Caldwell
SEC
Publishinff Corp.
Registration With-
drawnOn
May
filed
with
New
2,
1962
the
the
SE'C
have
to
on
been
York
company,
for
all
produces
uses
and
a
occasions,
Centco
withdrew
company
Oct.
27,
offered
City.—V.
p.
194,
$5
its
which
1961
at
statement
capital
Cantor
registration
covered
137,500
1944.
per
share
The
Industries Corp.—Common
of
company,
registration
a
through
S,
B.
11-17
statement
Clintonville
with
the
Registered—
Street, Whitestone, N. Y„ filed
on
April 30 covering 120,000
SEC
shares
of common stock, to be offered for
public sale at $5 per share.
offering will be made'on an all or none basis by Arnold Malkan
Co., Inc., 26 Broadway, New York, which will reoeive a 65c per share
commission and $6,000 for expenses.
The statement also .includes (1)
7,500 shares to be sold to the underwriter and .£,50(1 shares to Melvin
The
Spill,
the finder, all at $1 per share, (2) 19,*000 shares underlying
5-year options to be sold to the underwriter for* $190, and 11,000 shares
underlying like options to be sold to Sebastian Leone, for services
as
legal and financial consultant; for $110, all exercisable at $5 per share,
and (3) 15,000 shares to be offered pursuant to.a restricted stock option
plan. A $6,000 finder's fee is also payable to Spill, by the company.
Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
for
Cohn &
Co.,
public sale through underwriters headed
74 Trinity Place, New York.
The public
price (maximum $5 per share)
and underwriting terms are
supplied by amendment. The statement also includes 15,000
underlying five-year warrants to be sold to the underwriter
$150, exercisable at the public offering price.
Century Coating Co., Inc.) is engaged in the
plastic and rubber, film laminates.
It also
designs and manufactures a line of casting, laminating and embossing
machinery and equipment. Of the $475,000 estimated net proceeds from
the stock sale, $125,000 will be used to purchase and build new machin¬
ery and equipment for use in the manufacture of new products, and the
balance to expand laboratory facilities, for research and development
of new products, to retire a bank loan, to repay loans from officers,, to
purchase additional raw materials and for inventory of finished goods,
and for working capital.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
pany has* outstanding 158,000 shares of common stock
(after giving
effect to a recent 2,000-for-l stock split), of which William Enzensperger, Sr., President,
owns 56.96%,
and William' Enzensperger, Jr.
Helmuth
and
stbek to
new
Vice-Presidents,
18.99%
each.
Sale
of
public at $5 per share will result in an increase in
stdck now outstanding from $1.84 to $2.76 per share,
of
resulting dilution of $2.24 per share in the book equity of stock
with
to
purchased by
be
Enzensperger,
the
the book value
offering
for
The
a
public.
the
which
the
Of
were
the
was
businessMthen
engaged
in
conducted
the
by
operation
of
seven
affiliated
self-service
discount
net
proceeds from the stock sale, $100,000 will be used to pay
incurred in connection with the opening and stocking of the
expenses
Ogdensburg store, and the balance to repay a short-term loan incurred
for working capital, to cover part of the cost of opening additional
stores, and for additional working capital.
addition
to
shares
Herbert
Gilman,
Feltman,
certain
of
indebtedness,
Secretary,
the company has outstanding
of which Irving Gilman, President,
Milton Gilman, Treasurer, and Philip
stock,
common
Vice-President,
own
24.4%
each.
company
of
shares
of
35
with
Union
the
Registered—
Square West, New York, filed a regis¬
on May l
covering 20,972 outstanding
SEC
sale from time to
Exchange at cur¬
rent
Such shares (which include shares subsequently
issued pursuant to a 4%;
stock dividend and exclude a small amount
previously sold by one of the selling stockholders) were issued by the
company in December 1961 in exchange for the outstanding stock of
time
common
stofck,
by the holders
market prices.
Victor
Billard
Co.,
The
to
thereof
be
on
offered
for
public
the American Stock
bowling
It also
restaurants,
bowling centers (sind in conjunction therewith,
shops) and manufactures billiard tables and distributes
such tables and related equipment.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 1,249,016 shares of common stock, of
which Christie F. Vitolo, Board Chairman, and Leborio Pugliese, VicePresident, own 20.57% and 21.27%'? respectively, and management offi¬
bars and coffee
company, of 120 Broadway, New York, filed a registration state¬
with the SEC on April 27 covering 112,000 outstanding shares of
common
stock,
time
from
to
to
time
counter market at
be
on
offered
the
for
public
American
sale by the holders thereof
Exchange or the over-the-
Stock
prices not in excess of prices then
prevailing.
is engaged in (1) developing and promoting a process
chomizing of ferrous metals for industrial users, (2) the pro¬
duction of large grey iron castings for the machine tool industry, (3)
the production of solid propellants, explosives, related special chemicals
and explosive actuated devices, (4) diffusion metal finishing and manu¬
facture of specialized items, and (5) other activities. In December, 1961,
the company acquired all of the outstanding stock of Jack Schultz, Inc.
(which sells men's trousers) from" its sole stockholder and President,
Jack L. Schultz;
and subsequently Jack Schultz, Inc., as a whollyowned subsidiary, entered into employment contracts with Schultz and
four others. As a result of differences between the company and Schultz
The
company
the
for
arising in March, 1962, an agreement recently was entered into with
pursuant to which the company obtained a release under its
employment contract with Schultz and a release from certain of its
continuing obligations under other agreements with him, and pursuant
to which the total consideration to be paid by the company to Schultz
was
fixed
at
112,000
shares (the shares being registered).
shares. In addition to certain indebt¬
outstanding 1,014,834 shares of common• stock,
common
Schultz has sold 101,000 of such
edness, the company has
of
which
management officials as a group own 5 /c. J°eeph Friedman
and Richard P. Seelig is President. ^The
indicate the present owners of the 101,000 shares.
V. 195,
prospectus
is Board Chairman
does
p.
not
*
636.
Inc.
company is engaged principally in the construction of
centers and the manufacture and supply of related equipment.
operates
The
ment
Schultz
Barchris Construction Corp.—Common
The
tration statement
Chromalloy Corp.—Common Registered—
Organized under Delaware law In March 1962
to
corporations
depart¬
ment stores
(including three service corporations). The company and
its subsidiaries operate
stores in Southbrldge, Mass., St, johnsbury,
Vermont, and Rutland, Vermont; and a fourth store, will be opened
in Ogdensburg, New York, about June 1,
1962. The prospectus states
that the company is presently seeking other suitable locations
with
a
view to opening two additional stores during the next 12 months.
company
acquire
D.
Registered—
The
or
shares
In
American Flag & Banner Co. of Neiy Jersey-*-Common
offered
by Kahn & Peck,
237,500
,
to
book
share,
per
The company of Mill Street, Southbrldge, Mass., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on April 27 covering 100,000 shares of com¬
1312.
p.
of
increase
mon
is
engaged in the
manufacture of a ^(ariety of
mechanical and electro-mephanical parts and components,
company
electronic,
the
efforts all
The company (formerly
manufacture and sale of
prices not in excess of those prevailing in the over-the-counter market
($3,125 maximum). Of such stock, 48,000 shares were purchased in
by
Lanza,
shares.
&
✓
shares
outstanding
1959
best
company was organized under New York
successor to various businesses now
operated as
aries.
Through these subsidiaries, the
2
City Bond Offerings
Common
company
registration
pany
a
public sale at $4
The
1
Registered—
the
their
Co.,
General
of which management officials as a group own
President.—V.
Airtronics International
.
and certain
payable
38
w
N
on
for
underwriter
shares
April 27 covering $45,000,000 of convertible
due 1987.
It is proposed to offer such deben¬
by common stockholders at
10 shares held on June 5, 1962.
John A. Hill is
The
Clara
20,972
at 10c per share.
The company has granted to the underwriter
5-year option to purchase an additional 8,500 shares at $4 per share,
on
shares of common stock,
.
36
Dow-J ones Stock and Bond Averages
Rights
Debenture
the
subscription
debentures for each
1.5%
36
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
38
the rate of $100 of
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., 20 Exchange Place, and Dean Witter & Co., 14 Wall St., both of
New York, head the list of underwriters.
The interest rate, subscrip¬
tion price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
•The company is a producer of oxygen, acetylene, nitrogen,
argon,
rare
gases, welding and cutting-equipment, vinyl acetate, carbon and
graphite products,
fixed composition resistors, .carbon-dioxide, and
medical gases and related equipment.
The net proceeds from the de¬
benture sale will be used to prepay $26,250,000 of W'a'/c bank notes and
$25;000j000 on maturities and-instalments of the company's other longterm debt coming due during 1962-66,
and to (modernize and expand
facilities.
Capital expenditures aggregated $21,100,000 in 1961 and are
expected to aggregate about $69,000,000 in 1962 and 1963.
In addi¬
tion to certain indebtedness, the company has. outstanding
4,396,749
for
tures
45
Over-the-counter Markets
1501.
194, p.
•'
•
150 East 42nd St.,
of
company,
statement
Inc.—Proposed
Co.,
Offering—
,v
the company—V.
of
sell
68 William Street, New York, which will receive a 48c per
share commission and $8,000 for
expenses.
The statement also includes
8,500 outstanding shares sold to the
a
31
Philadelphia-BaltimohiKStock Exchange..
Pittsburgh Stock Exch&nge
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange.
Toronto Stock,, Exchange
of the Rose family own in the aggregate 94%.
62.24% ./Members
outstanding stock
group
of
Pacific
stock, to be offered
holders
,
,
President.
to
Inc.,
26
Midwest Stock
,
is engaged in the business of making and servicing
first mortgage loans on real estate in various parts of the country.
The
net proceeds from the stock sale will be added to working capital and
initially applied to reduce borrowings from banks.
Ultimatley a sub¬
stantial part of the proceeds may be applied to the aqquisition of addi¬
tional mortgage companies as opportunities arise.
In addition to certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 452,919 shares of common
stock, of which Edward Rose, Board Chairman, Irving Rose, President,
Jack Rose, and Leslie* Rose, an Executive Vice-President, own 17.06%,
23.33%
19.20% and 19.99%
respectively, and management officials as
a
Co.,
14
__
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
headed by Shields & Co., 44 Wall Street, New York.
The
public offering price (maximum $11 per share) and underwriting terms
are to be supplied
by amendment.
underwriters
The
York
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange___
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
The company,
filed
is
Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
will be made
ing
Page
test
2113.
p.
Russo
propose
N. Y., filed a reg¬
covering 85,000 shares of
other corporate purposes.
and
Leonard P.
Lanza, Jr.
3.
p.
Bigr Top
common
New
parts.—V.
a
group 42.67%.
Sharbo and Frank
195,
The company, of 832 Scarsdale
Avenue. Scarsdale,
istration statement with the SEC on
April 30
A" covering 80,000
through Paisley &
Y.
repayment
White
2435
manufacture and
N.
for
used
be
advertising,
Accurate,
the
44th
W.
15
In This Issue
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation on April 24, 1962 filed a "Reg.
shares (par 10c) to be offered at $2.50,
common
as
Marie
—V.
SEC FILINGS
•
Debenture Rights Off'g
St., Cievelandfileda registra¬
Clark Cable Corp.—Proposed
The
tion
corporation of 3184 West 32nd
statement
with
the
SEC o» April 30
covering
of
It Is proposed to offc*
debentures due 1972.
subscription by common
of principal amount and at the rate of $150
100
shares
held. Robert L. Fetman & Co.,
convertible
such
subordinated
debentures
for
Miami, heads the list of underwriters,
stockholders at lOO/fc
of ^debentures for
U04^Ainsley Building^
which will receive an aggregate
,<y
of
certain
plus
$53,925
The
expenses.
is
date
record
The
promotion.
525,020
hydraulic
systems,
packages
power
jet
and
"
-J
wholesale
tion
industry
to. the
from
recent acquisition the
a
into
ceeds
aircraft
launching, jet
through
Government.
States
has
company
vessels;
other
officials
Kansas
outstanding
has
company
as
:.y ;-V, ;y; H
%
Columbia
diversified
to
its
and
The
Gas
company,,
activities
construc¬
the
statement
due
41.49%—V.
group
a
Y-y^yy^Vy'i
.
due
1987,
of
East
with the SEC
to
be
St.,
filed
York,
New
a
registration.
$684,000
used
for
estimated
net
net
as
public
for
sale
bidding.
competitive
at
to
used
pro¬
general working capital
to
finance
the
offered
*!_ V.
.
debentures
purchase 70,400 common
at 100% of principal amount
for each $500 of debentures).'
warrants to
305*000
Y.,
N.
Street,
the
of
heads
per
share)
sale
by
by the holders thereof.
the list of underwriters.
offering price
warrants,* public
$9
shares, of which 285,000
the company and 20,000
common
public
for
being outstanding stock,
(maximum
The
includes
also
to* be
are
Broad
price
proceeds from* the debenture sale, together with* other funds; will be*
10-year
be
statement
shares,
April 26 covering $25,000,000 of debentures
on
offered
41st
*'■['
*
■
$1,100,0$) of 6%% subordinated (junior)
attached
offered for public sale
warrants to purchase 32 shares
(with
The
System, Ine.—Debentures Registered—
120
.
Corporation of Americay of 1012 Baltimore Ave..
filed ty registration statement with the SEC on
Mo.,
(with
1977
shares v tp
-vy'
;■;■■■
Registered—-; ' * f lv *".
City,,
April 27 covering
195,*
-
commercia^sers as well,
The
will be
and
components
industrial and
other
debenture'sale
the
carriers
of. electrical
distribution
and
United
from
Monday, May 7,' 1962
.
.
.
Consolidated Leasing
1 ;
shares
deflectors
blast
management
and
1805.
p.
the
/
•'!
of common stock, of which' J. Ed. Sandford, President,
Beckenbach, a Vice President, ovyn 19.45% and 16.35%,
S.
respectively,
'
indebtedness,
certain
to
shares
and William
may
Common
20
in
used
Chronicle
Consolidated Leasing Corp. of America—Debentures—
"
requirements, research and development
product diversification, and sales
be used to acquire existing Companies or
facilities.
branch
addition
In
,
and
portion
A
establish
to
company
handling
i
'y '■
expansion of engineering staff,
costs,
supplied by amendment,
y
.<
manufactures
electronic,
electrical and mechanical
components, as ' well as specialty cable assemblies for
electronic
and
electrical
applications
and
replacement
parts
for
missiles,
aircraft, naval vessels, tanks,
trucks, ground-to-air control
devices,
and other military and defense
applications.
A subsidiary
manufactures multi-fuel heaters and electronic and hydraulic missile
be
to
price
■•;r"r
-
inventory
including
purposes
to
supplied by amendment. The statement also includes 20,000 out¬
standing
shares underlying 30-month
warrants sold to the under¬
writer
by
principal stockholders at 1
cent each, exercisable at a
be
systems
■'
(2146)
(
K>S.
commission
;i,
The Commercial and Financial
2
underwriting
and
exercise
common shares
terms for both issues are
supplied by amendment..
be
Blair & Co.,
*The
of the
^
Y*Y.'Yy *>''
.
was organized uftd^'r Delaware law in January,. 1962 and
thereafter acquired all Af the outstanding stock of California''
Rent Car, Inc.
(now a subsidiary) and the: assets of California Rents
(Cal Rents'), a partnership (now a division of California Rent Oar) for
-
The company
shortly
196J? construction program of the company's sub¬
sidiaries, estimated at $100,000,000.—V. 195, p. 863.
yi-i
issue market; by companies that had nev^r before gone .public but were doing so
particularly for the owners' benefit, and t the substantial 40 % increase in 1last
month's processing < of • registrations,: the pending backlog finally has - declined
It
reached a record high-of 922 ait the end>of last March and decidely decreased to 798
at; the end oflast month. The data immediately following compare the past tWCi
Aprils:
*
1
*
■M/
y
April, 196.1 >,
April, 1962. -A*;" v
Corporate and Municipal: Financing Ahead
■
By
A
fairly heavy slate of
this
is
week
beset
condition has
a
SIDNEY
r :
.
BROWN
*
capital'issue offerings tentatively docketed to appear
scheduling difficulties in the equity sector. The marKet's
new
with
prompted
issuers
to
try to delay their common stock offerings until
propitious time. Of course, this cannot be done, indefinitely, even though*
issuer is most" willing, in a situation like
this, to undergo the expenses of
the
new
financial
statements
.
.
more
attack
(dent would be the
weeks.
Withdrawn
Pending—month's
Last
Y
'
POSTPONED OFFERINGS
^
t
455
798
'V
LEAP
TO
AND
31
MORE
MANY
UNOFFICIALLY 'HELDOFF
as
One of* the by-products of the1 stock market's recent turn around is the large number
.
of issues, some managed by the country's largest houses, which have had their entry
into the market postponed. In the April 26-May 2 week, inclusive, there were 16
deferred small and large issues* In addition, 11 public offerings were withdrawn in
withdrawals.
Scheduled for this
week are $183,399,000 in senior fixed interest rate debt issues
consisting of three corporate and 31 municipal competitive bids, and one under- '
written foreign security. The $25 million European Coal & Steel
Community sinking
fund bond issues most likely will not appear until May 15 and,
thus, is not included !*y
that week..-* The
is confined
underwriters, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., First Boston
Corp., and Lazard Freres & Co., had expected to market the
|EEC issue on May 9
but at this writing are thinking in terms of May 15:
- :
;--y.A^-'*<
larger
equities
corporate
amounting
to
$65.6
million
are
being
their debut this week but another $33 million in four issues at first
to be cleared for this week may be held up for another week. yK:
Last
'■*.
*
"r:
*
-.,<*.
,
groomed
-yy
* **
$26.5 MILLION GEORGIA
STATE
SCHOOL
BUILDING AUTHORITY
time.
.
There
funds.
It
will
182-day
new
Tomorrow
.
(May 7)
TELEPHONE
y.Y'y
.
.*.
> V.
yy
y;.'_y
rated
AAA
760,000
shares
of
AMERICAN
HOSPITAL
N7 C.
SUPPLY
investment
company—filed Nov. 22,,1961;
common
;
;
.
.
,
,
...
stockholders
a
A
;
*
G. H.
rights
offering effective May
11-28
common
for
TUCSON
;
.
.
531,481,000
'
$450,347,950
$824,944,050
%
and
150,000
shares of
Co., filed March 14.
common
ALBEE
of
*
HOMES,
INC. via
f
Off $1" million of:
more.
V
- -
-'
.
-
t
■*•'.
^
* TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
i
f
A
(38)
;
141,823,500
$629,766,100 (46),
?
•;•* >
'/
.
>
W;
^
Av
.'v May 4,1961
";*v; *-: Last Week
This Week
(49)
bonds.-..V
-
Corp. stocks without dates.. :*
; *Total stocks
Total
.
$899,225,000 h
.
114,410,100
$754,093,500
(87)-
•
(37) ; % 238,913,240
$744,176,200
(83)- $1,138,138,240
$911,569,800(269)
$921,716,500(266)
665,805,700(329)
; 694,042,700(364)
.
$295,469,750
597,186,360
•
.$1,615,759,200(630); '
$1,577,375,500(598)
corporates-i;__j1 t$2,331,469;000(685)
".Total municipals with dates
-
•;
$892,656,110
i
.
*
-
$2,359,935,400(713)
?
Total of'both financings.—
,
5::$598,864,000(109)
$605,888,000(106).
$2,030,794,350 ;
$2,830,333,000(794) V $2,985,823,400(819)
$465,232,000
$2,496,026,350;
Data in. parentheses denote the number of capital1 issues to be publicly offered;
for additional^capital^and refunding by nonfinancial'\and financial corporations:
including investment cos.,; and for the owners. Excluded are private placements and
such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion and for;
issuance under employees and stock option plans and "from time-to-time sales."
,■>
~
f Includes; $15,285,000 in three equipment trust certificates with dates; $29,835,600
.
•
.
.
in six preferreds consisting of $24 million in three issues ivith sales dates; and 124*
smaller issues- of $300,000 or less of which 48 have tentative offering dates.
:v * Issues of $1 million or
larger. Includes $15 million GA. STATE HGWY. AUTH.
INDETERMINATE
that have been filed but not cleared for
an
$897,000,000.
*
Data
comprise financing plans still not
formally made
BERGER
new
well as
LTD: reportedly will offer 700,000 shares common stock in
secondary sale; and $15 million BOSTON EDISON CO.'s bond offering
said to be subject to June 14 stockholders' approval
vote.
Sixteen postponed issues were added to this backlog this week,
and other'financing plans either were shifted into the formal, definitive
float or were dropped because of the stock market's uncertainties.- y
" v
v-':y "J':* •'
•
'• "
;
;
May 3, 1962. '
a
■announcement is
*
,
v'
th\flurry of registrations for the "hot"
as
postponed financing plans. Recent changes this week include: SCHUM-
inordinate length of time. SEC Chairman 1
withdrawals, slowdown in registrations since the* close of the;
year's first quarter—and certainly since
Last Week
$774,500,000
-
_
the
BACKLOG
This Week
Corporate stocks and bonds*
April,
Gary is making good his clearly posted and certain warning: enunciated a month ago
in San Francisco that issuers can not
expect to stay indefinitely in registration for"
one-delaying reason after another. [See this space, April 2.]
'
*
•
i
;
$517,743,000 $1,342,687,050
.
1962, were double the number recorded for April, 1961 —
22 versus 11.. This may have been due as
much, if not more, to the stock market's
discouraging front to new offerings as to the SEC's successful weeding-out of issues
.31,500,000
ago,
in
of
$121,749,000 ■.-$313,138,000'
190,252.000
432,909,500'
137,600.000
291,134,000-
r
in the year ago month.
Asr a-result
Financings
Municipals'l:
GAS
were 27 less, than the comparable^
there were 65 more registrations cleared by the SEC over .last y
year's number. Moreover, effectives in April, 1962, totaled 227 as against 162 for
the same time last year, and registrations were 152 to
125, respectively, for the same*:
periods. Furthermore, the pending backlog declined 124 lastamonth as against 19"
Withdrawals
Issues
Corp.* stocks with dates—
-
managed by Blyth:& Co., ^
'
,/
; v;
Dec.
debentures
year
Stocks
; Total of Both ;
Total
" Total
Corporates
Corporate
VISIBLES
L^i—i_ $261,275,000 .f$826,286,500 $1,087,561,500 : $481,101,000 $1,568,662,500
Total
y;
though SEC registrations this past month
a
"
•
-
Securities, Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
company
Walker &
month
least a week> Some have done this for
label "postponed."; There is strong reanon-market delays and f
Corp. bonds without dates._
SEC's EFFECTIVES GAIN 40% IN APRIL OVER LAST YEAR'S MONTti
Even
;
estimated'
of the market induced and
Corp. bonds .with dates-$612,270,000
-
Hammill &
©rdinated
aware
week—$374,596,100'
V:
'
22,'. 1961"; HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON, INC. joint 40,000and 140,000 shares by the owners of common via Shearson,
Co., filed March 7; 400,000 shares of DEVOE & REYNOLDS CO.1 com¬
mon by the
company and the parent—Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—also under•
written by Shearson, Hammill & Co., filed March
23; and $5 million convertible sub- "
by the
an
?•'
*
May7*j or next week, May 14, these equity issues may make their"
secondary of 349,590 shares of FRANKLIN MGF. CO. common via Leh¬
Bros, filed
man
or.
believe the SEC is
; Total
>
,
;<
Either this week,
shares
*
.
.
,
ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER'S 486,111 shares of
and First Boston Corp.
-
appearance:
s
are
shares underwritten by Eastman Dillon, Union
and Reinholdt & Gardner filed March 30.
has
tally
if not. slightly more than that number which are not au- '
identified as postponed but which have managed to extend •
7-May 12 A.i -$65,650,020 ^ $125,739,000 : $191,389,000
May 14-May 19—-111,850,000' : 130.807,500 •
242,657,560
May 21-May 26__1 - 64,875,000
' ' 88;659,000'
153,534,000
May 28-Jun
~
'-18,900,000 -:;* 481,081,000 - 499,981,000
apt to be: $8 million WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC
CO. first mortgage bonds, rated AA, and protected against'refunding at a lower %
interest cost prior to May, 1967;'$14 million AUSTIN,
TEXAS; electric, water and
sewer revenue AA rated bonds; and $4,755,000
SYRACUSE, N. Y. bonds. Also, sched¬
uled for Thursday is the large secondary of WIEGAND (EDWIN L.) CO.'s 606,450
Friday
May 3 calendar amounted to
separate the specious from the real reasons.
Last
million-'PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST beneficial interest
,
44 securities.
our
May
$10 million CINCINNATI, OHIO; AAA (S. & P.) rated, various general obligations-;
and $8.9 million DANBURY, CONN.,, school building bonds rated A (S. & P.).
On
that day, also, Kidder, Peabody & Co. may offer $25 million NEW ZEALAND
(GOV-".:ERNMENT OF) bonds, and Stroiid«& Co.,-and Walstori & Co. may
bring out $5 •
Thursday's bids
our
employee
as
a
Bonds:
Also,
Wednesday5(May 9) tentatively lists these bids: $3,150,000 CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
QUINCY RR. equipment trust certificates; $26.5 million GEORGIA STATE
SCHOOL BUILDING AUTHORITY, GA.,» school building revenue bends rated
A;
because
do
as many
Corporate
CORP., '
&
filed Feb. 21.-
issue is in
MAY'S COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE
160,000 shares of CALIFORNIA
R.'Staats & Co., filed March 29;
via Wm.
we
total of 31 postponed offerings in its corporate >
can
via Eastman Dillon, Union Securities, - and Smith, Barney & Co. with
400,000 shares as offering by the company and 360,000 secondary—filed April 16"lastf "
$5 million CAROLINAS CAPITAL CORP. common via R. S. Dickson & Co.—a small
INTERSTATE TELEPHONE COi
an
for^
are
on: $20 million WISCONSIN
protected with first call good until 1953
CO.,
underWritings:
a
to
■/';% -y;*- 'Ay -'v
common,,
business
as
the market will be asked to bid
CO.'.debentures
than
may;
son
$1.8 billion Treasury bills in exchange for $1,700,420
issued* comprise $1.2 billion 91-day bills and $600,000 in
.*
withdrawals
their probable offering date forward by at
a few weeks* w^ithout;carrying the stigmatic
-
and first year five points over offering price and declining; $15 million WASHING¬
TON SUB. SANITaRY D1ST., MD.; and $4 million FORSYTH
these
easily
auction
bills.
issues—which
thbritatively 'tarried
1
$100 million in
maturing ones." The
long
$105.6 fti^lion
*
f
The Treasury skipped*the money market for new cash in last week's bill
refunding
but it does return today for the 13th. time since the year
began for
new
So
new
^withdrawn and postponed issues in
"^'
BONDS
more
;
of course, come on the market at almost any
"postponed" official status, we list it in our indeterminate float and not our backlog table of active issues. The aggregate dollar vol¬
ume, of the postponed, issues came to approximately $83.4 million. The total r.f both
f'
for
WEEK'S LARGEST ISSUES CONSIST OF $25 MILLION NEW ZEALAND AND
shows
data
to
Thursday's Chronicle carried
calendar of
thought,.pertain
SEC
public Jdfferings and, thus, excludes such registrations•
stock plans, etc., and our week has a different cut-off point.
"
in the current week's,tabulation. The
Six
end—
922
'
year at this time
though they were on sale at deep discounts, and issuers were sorely dis¬
pleased with the lengtheningly growing clearance delays. Elsewhere in this space
details
are> provided
regarding the'turnabout in. effectives, postponements and
sold
474
start-—_
accurate word)
on the registration-delay problems,
with the stepped-up pace of clearances in recent
"hot issues" were the thing, stocks at higher prices
more
22 '
11.
Pending—month's
not too-pleased
are
125
227"
-
Effectives
90-day period ends. A year ago, when issuers
were adamantly
pressuring the SEC for earlier releases of their registrations, the
opposite situation prevailed. Now that the SEC is making an energetic and successful
underwriters
152
162
SEC Registrations
'
each
once
■
.
.
.
■
.
Volume
195
Number
6157
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
^'H!.;t
'
I
1.1'M
h
Chronicle
(2147)
an aggregate
of $2,164,000 in cash.
Such funds were obtained by bor¬
rowing $1,100,000 from a Chicago bank (later replaced by a loan from
Mutual Life Assurance Co, of America,
Worcester, (Mass., Which
also received warrants to
purchase $44,000 common shares at $4 per
share), the sale at par of $1,000,000 of 6V2%
junior subordinated
</
State
due 1974, and the sale at $1
per share of 245,000 common *
California Rent Car is engaged in renting and leasing passenger
trucks in Southern California and Sacramento for
operation''
shares.
Discount,
throughout the country, and Cal Rents is engaged in the business of
renting and leasing tools, trucks and contractors'
machinery and equip¬
from
rental
lots
located
Oakland
in
the
company acquired the right
which the principal underwriter
and
Sacramento.
to purchase for $100,000
has
one-half
a
In
interest,
used
to
from
the
sale
of
the
debentures
and
stock
common
will
,
be
and
corporation
April
on
Proceeds
general
are
be
to
corporate
19,
1962
for
used
debt
"Reg.
a
at
repayment,
working
capital
and"
operation of
ing
fund
sinking
r
v
fund
Net
tion
n
used
which
of
of
the
In
and
sale
to continue
196i,
me
in
1968
of
the
debentures
the
conversion
•
oF»the
In
be
sold
company
the
1959
in
the
$10,000,000
$3,400.000).—-V.
of
193,
of
and
debentures
sold
publicly in
4 Va %
a
15,000,000
Swiss
D.
th
C.
Transit
purchase
It
is
nd
holders
or
rate
a-
Corp.
of
of
certain
gs
V.
>00
>00
*■•
)00-
Inc.,
for
be
shares
and
it
Neth¬
in
share
unit
per
of
(32.6%)
the
holders
through
filed
the
wholly-owned
its
of
public
Columbia
transit
subsidiary
D.
C.
and
:
>oo.':
of
of- the
to
)5o •;
rsfrv
it
is
will
by
intended
be
the
that
supplied
Federal
the
from
from
is
Transit;
Corp.,
obtained,,
President
of
the
own
Corp.
A
;
100%
is
of
the
also
and
respectively.
he
and
of
the
and
outstanding
President
Board
In
and
stock
of
Chalk
(class
Trans
statement
110
the SEC
with
to
be
on
an
on
offered for
made
stock,
be
Western
342
all
or
Avenue,
Boston,
A
and
of
B)
D.
Corp.—V.
filed
The
&
//'.' //'•■'■•;•,.
April 26 .covering' 200,000 shares of common
sale at $5 per share.
The offering will
basis by underwriters headed
by Schmidt,
'
other
in
the principal, underwriter for
:
!
^
//-'■/%'//
March,
engaged
The
of.
$10
by
the
in
of
2/4U
and
net
Of
the
on
!ind
and
hand,
proceeds from the stock sale, together with
will be used to design and develop
$250,000
including
printer
$500,000
a
.
the
first
protoype
thereof,
$100,000
to
fcash
high speed
acquire an
equity interest in a plant suitable for the manufacture of products
receive
defined
objective
in
will
estate
make
as
the
no
dent
the
be
of
for
salaries
The
TH.
sales
and
L.
.'
expense.
has
company
Michael
which
outstanding
Robins,
Board
240,000 shares*of common stock, of
Chairman, owns 70,000 shares and
management officials as a group 106,700 shares.
the company sold
tion,
and
share
new
stock
book
the
with
a
to
the
value of
shares
public
stock
at $5
to Robins
per
for services
share
will
result
rendered.
in
an
Sale
increase
of.
in
outstanding from $2.08 to $3.18 per share
dilution of $1.82 per share in the book equity of stock purchased
by the public.
THE
now
him
to
shares
$.875
the
and
the sale
from
is
Dana
Seibert,
Treasurer;
George J.
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate
March 3, 1879.
Subscription in United
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
of
its
vertically
a
95%
of
high
investment
made
the
outstanding
1
shares
250,000
The
educational
motors,
movements.
will
The
lile-like
and
of
5-year
are
to
be
$100
of
debentures,
of
three
warrants
units
toys are
shares
net
certain
by
-:/
price
the
of
amendment.
540,000 common
Peabody
The
covering
shares.
The
20
statement
also
which
and
Ga.,
7;
-
is.
./7-
real
and
yields
General
real
The
estate
advisor
and
or-
from
and
the
oL/the
efforts
basis
rate
price
Place,
terms
on
of
initially
present
Sponsors,
Inc.
H.
L.
Quinn
underwriter
advisor.
will
serve
John
(President
own
no
used
presently
are
Jamieson
each
not
has
be
W.
(Presi¬
of
the
one-third
////777;
on
•'
;
of
15
the company
land
trusts
certain
and
from
assets
to
7
value
J.
parcels
All
properties
Mack,
are
located
in
Chicago,
except
Allen
Chairman
Board
Vice-President,
partnerships controlled
or
of
members
his
$31,500,000 which, together with a portion
financing/Will be sufficient to retire all
to complete the four buildings under con¬
struction and to construct the apartment building proposed to be built
in Chicago.
Such proceeds will also be used to purchase other properties
and for general corporate* purposes, to pay taxes and for working capi¬
tal and future
development and construction.
The prospectus states
that a Dortion of such proceeds will be paid to certain stockholders to
reimburse them for amounts previously expended for the development,
but not the
acquisition, of properties. Pursuant to said acquisitions,
Mack
will
receive
162,4)5 common
and 421,075 class B shares, and
Sherbo investments and Sher Bros, (partnerships consisting of Sher and
mum
of
aggregate-amount ,of
the
net
from
proceeds
existing construction
members
of
his
of
the
16.5%,
After
aggregate
an
the
sale
of
the
of
214,838 common and 556,9,80
to the public and exercise
units
ajud the Sher interests will own
the outstanding common shares.
Mack
warrants,
respectively,
this
loans,
family)
shares.
B
all
of
Jerlee
Products
Corp.—Common
12.5%
stock,
common
the
stock
sale
will
be
used
to
York,
which
The
a 875-for-l stock split in
Watson, President, Richard Whatham,
Erickson, Treasurer, own 33V-j%>- ^ach.
public at $2.25 per share will result in an
of
various
of
and
W.
now
outstanding from about 35c to
$1.12 per share with a
resulting dilution of about $1.13 per share
in the book equity of stock
purchased by the public.—V. 194, p. 955 and
1091.
receive
statement
will
be
to
Y., filed a regis¬
75,000^shares of
public sale at $4.25 per share.
The
all-or-none basis through underwriters
Co., Inc., 107-61 92nd St., Ozone Park,
a
53c per share commission and $15,000
also includes 15,000 shares underlying
the principal underwriter for $150, exer¬
for
is engaged primarily in the processing and distribution
plastic for use as furniture covering, the manufacture
vinyl tablecloths, and the processing and distribution
foam rubber items.
The net proceeds from the stock sale
company
vinyl
J.
will
The
expenses.
5-year warrants to be sold
cisable at $4.25 per share.
fabric
company
offered
will be made on an
by R. P. Raymond &
headed
New
be
to
roll
and
used
material
to
used
new machinery and rollers, to
manufacture qf pressure sensitive
purchase
in
the
sales promotion, and
to increase working capital.
In
advertising
and
purchase raw
backing,
of
exchange, remittance for foreign
company
has outstanding 99,000 shares of common stock (after
giving effect to a recent 4,750-for-l stock split), of which Leon Sanders,
owns 76.8%
and management officials as a group 88.4%.
the
President,
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must be
made in
New
for
to reduce trade accounts payable
addition to certain indebtedness,
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;.
Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a "statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Copyright 1962 by William B. Dana Company.
Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
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*k
rate
and
Registered—
The company, of 596-612 Berriman St., Brooklyn, N.
tration statement with the SEC on May 1 covering
of
stock
a
'
April 30 covering 150,000 shares
(alter giving effect to
the
of
assets
(and assumption of certain indebt-
'
office building under construction in downtown New Orleans.
will be acquired from several persons but principally from
other
of
James
in exchange
partnerships,
and President, and Raymond Sher,
by Sher, his brothers
family.
The company has obtained first
mortgage financing commitments from institutional lenders in the mini¬
and
ha& outstanding 175,000
the
or
noncash
under construction), two hotels (one under con¬
of land in Chicago, and a downtown Chicago
(one
two
garage.
Towers, an
Senior
the
on
offered by
corporations
two
management partnership
buildings
John
trust
does
consultant. .The Trust
Trust
office
Sr
in
to be
interests
estate
of
2-0613);
the
the
Ihe
to be
includes 20,000 like units
are
The company was organized under Delaware law in June, 1961. After
said
acquisitions the properties of the company will consist of nine
high-rise apartment buildings (including two under construction), two
Such
law
real
.edness),.
WilL
which
investment
at
real estate
shares,
common
stock
struction),
its primary investment
through investments in-
Trust
B
entire
parking
Massachusetts
estate,
capital
beneficial,
York,
estate
the
the
maximum
mortgages and
it
the stock sale will
Income
Thomas
and
state--
class
for
a
'
a
as
States.
proceeds
Frank
book
stock
securi¬
Exchange
interest
public offering
underwriting
and
Such
iut)tS\
Co.,
8c
of common
each consisting
warrants to purchase
in 180,000
shares and
warrants,
unit)
per
27
shares
360,000
underwriters.
of
Chicago/, filed a
$18,000,000
Avenue,
April
on
common
Kinder,
list
$110
Michigan
SEC
of debentures, 40,000 common shares and warrants to puradditional 60,000 shares), 500,000 common shares and-^400,-
an
000
v;
///;';
about
p.
■'
Registered—
($2,000,000
chase
of
at
best
a
New
under
Code
cash
proceeds
indebtedness,
shares of common stock
195,
impor¬
'
;
for
estimated
the
the most
■/•,,,*".''' :'7
1977,
public sale
two
the
exercise
(maximum
supplied
for
shares.
heads
York,
the
due
purchase
to
offered
additional
New
North
with
debentures
ties
existing bank loans, to pay loans by officers, to purchase new
machinery and test equipment, to modernize equipment and machinery,
to liquidate current accounts
payable, and for general corporate pur¬
poses
including salaries for engineering and technical personnel.
In
increase in
of
balance
by the
the pro¬
^plls? featuring various mechanical
"""
919
statement
fund
and
offering
stock
used
purposes.
Realty Corp.—Units
corporation,
sinking
company
specializes in
the
manufacture
of certain
precision
"weather-sensing" instruments designed to measure and record atmos¬
conditions for various scientific and industrial
purposes.
The
new
\
be
of products for the juvenile and
doll clothing, mechanical
toys,
dolls,
'//*■■■
registration
of
pheric
of
which
group
a
toys, hobby kits, board games, inflatable vinyl
merchandise, stuffed toys, and glove puppets. In
and beach
/driven, electric
common
Sale
the
recent years a substantial and increasing portion of the company's sales'
has
involved
relatively complex plastic mechanical toys with battery
International
stock, to be offered for public sale- without underwriting
$2.25 per share.
Any brokers and dealers whom the company may
employ, to sell shares will receive commissions not to exceed 10% of the
public offering price.
1S61), of
tor
intej^ated manufacturer of a broad
and cuxrendy produces more than 4GO
proaucta
including
market,
pools
toys,
,
various
registration
shares
sale
on
St.,
developed
real
net
investments.
Vice-President,
sold
selling stpek-
'
'
.at
July,
be
of
account
of
shares
490,000
will
250,000
the
for
of gross sales consists
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
offering
proposed
240,000
<
toys and ralated
Over
pre-school
working
' ;7.
/
share.
operate
United
in
T'he
be
organized
Revenue
on
a
public
Broad
per
trust
mortgages
of
will
85
filed
1,000,000
for
outstanding. The trustees of the
(secretary-treasurer of the advisor), Henry
to
the
Avenue, Hollis, L. I., New York,
Securities and Exchange Com¬
registered,
and
company,
Corp.
recreational
Registered—
shares
addition
in
engaged
the
"
Toy
of
class
of
the
with
the
covering
1
Of
the
proceeds
tant.
Green Instruments, Inc.—Com. Registered
company/of 2500 Shames Drive, Westbury, L. I., N. Y., filed a
The
is
Registered—
Jamaica
184-10
separate items of which dolls and mechanical
(Henry J.)
V.
S. Erick Kondi is President.
Street,
of
Shortly after organiza¬
200,000 shares to some 20 persons at $2.50 per
issued 40,000
line
under¬
sell
'77/'
/
New York,
covering
Inc.,
Internal
investments
Trust's
of
stock.
of
Ideal
:
repayment, equipment
offered
offering
Co.,
to. produce
history.
such
of
the
27
be
business
a
and
any
Finger
The
&
seaboard
operating
has
to
1962.' It intends to
February
have
is
Memphis,
company partly to repay outstanding loans.
ceeds will be available for general
corporate
15,000
The
Apple Valley Road, N.
E„ Atlanta,
development
of
new
products
for
April
on
commission
a
Trust
Bldg.,
Corp.—Common
May
on
$303,750
drafting areas, laboratory and model shop, to equip a-plant, and
working capital, principally for supplies, raw materials, to pay
Toy
common
Net
retire
office,
l'24y
debt
111 Broadway,
Merritt
Board
7.14%.
owns
equipment and operation of a motel.
601, Exchange
bowling center,
registration statement
account
The
(not
yet selected), $200,000 to acquire tools, dies, jigs and fixtures necessary
to manufacture the high speed printer, and the balance to equip an
600
for
registration statement with the SEC
such
with various
ons
for;
devices
associated items. Its initial activity will be to design a line
electro-mechanical high speed printers which are used in conjunction
electronic computers in electronic data processing systems.
of
red;
includes
Filing—
"•>7y../7;-. -7
Trust,
share.
per
King
real
of
SEC
the
Lambron,
,
design
company
G.
family)
■White, Weld & Co. Inc., New York City, is manager of
underwrite the offering.
s
used
be
,77.7/.//',..'
with
interest
the company pro¬
research,
engineering,
to engage in the design, development,
production and sale of electronic and electro-mechanical
-
thtf nfew centers/one,-;
General Realty Income Trust—Stock
ment
for
Suite
a
company,
a
mission
;{./
develop¬
Inc.,
design
in
industries.
1962,
poses
350;
law
filed
-
General
his
will
-;./'V,''■'■/■ "f '■'//7';;-//:;v/
of
Minnesota
Ideal
The
operates four discount
Center," two of which are
open
has outstanding
company
Theodore
with
_
to
are
'
underlying, 5-year warrants to be sold ,to
$500, exercisable at $5 per share. '•
under
;
presently
used,to
which
(together
to be used
are
of
operation of
April 25, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 65,000
41) to" be offered at $3, through Robert M.
Philadelphia.
'
*
underwriter)
advisor)./ Finger, Quinn,
Organized
Proceeds
own
/'.//';'v .' 7'•'•'/ v/.-/./;.
Sharp, McCabe & Co., Inc., 1717 Stout Street, Denver, which will receive
a
50c per share commission.
The statement also includes 50,000 shares
000,
also
^indebtedness, the
stock/ of
corporation on April 19, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 270,000
shares to be offered at $1, without underwriting.
wife
Honey,
statement
Discount
be
certain
capital
President
7 holders.
Design Corp.—"Reg. A"
Co.,
Proceeds
capital.
to
public
none
will
to
of
and
for
corporation on
shares
(par
Harris
as
C.
189,
registration
a
his
group
located-in
common
eastern
of
company,
be
share.
per
The
they
Data Systems Devices of Boston, Inc.—Common Reg'd
The
a
a
General
6.4%
addition,
Chairman
Board
Chairman
Roy
own
O.
wife
his
company.
v
-
,
stock
60%
of
Chalk
and
Chairman,
class
(of Washington)
2888.
p.
32.6%
owns
Board
aggregate
an
Trans
of
and
outstanding
as
addition
In
debentures,
The
sale.
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
and 2,000,000 class B common shares,' of which Trans
indicated,
as
is
children)/
($600,000)
debenture
to
class A
Transit
240
If
financing
this
from
■
addition
In
500,000
240
Administration..
necessary
of such proceeds will be used by the
company or subsidiaries
expansion, diversification or acquisitions and for general corporate V
/•//'•'A / /''■•7. /'///,■' ,< //■ //:vZ/7
■' <
/ ./••■'"V.;7.
purposes.
?61
the
of
proceeds
his
be
may
common
.
98c
balance
for
JOO
net
the stock-sale
to
planned
total
property
on
existing trust' deeds, and to acquire and develop
The company is also the sdle owner of 20 parcels of real
totaling more than 2,200 acres acquired at a total cost of $2,035,Such properties are subject to $1,477,990 of trust deed indebted¬
The
-
has outstanding 195,000 shares of common stock (after giving
recent 150-for-l stock split), of which Hyman P.
Malachoff,President, and Bernard W. Goldstein and Eugene H. Sharpstein, VicePresidents, own 30.76% each.
Book value of such outstanding stock iscompany
effect to
in
Housing
balance
the
,The
"Tri-State
name
the
on-
Honey Bowl of Memphis, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
out¬
cosmetics.
through subsidiaries,
the
deeds
dredging and filling. The net cash proceeds
company anticipates that a major portion of
exchanged for interests in real property) will be
make payments to the joint venture, to
pay operating expenses,
Chairman
Chairman. - 7
expenses.
pur-„
payments
676.
$175,000 to $200,000 for inventory, promotional expenses, initial lease
and sundry other expenses. Any balance of net proceeds will,
added to working capital.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
be
of
buildings,
a, cooperative
apartment
and
town
Realty intends to apply for mortgage loans of $4,900,000
C.
tor
and
subject to
real property
moving,
to
ness.
payments
apartment
D.
insured
be
for
earth
294.000 shares
28%
owns
the
under
which
.
of
sub¬
C. Realty with the District of Columbia Redevelopment,
Land
Agency, D. C. Realty is presently negotiating a contract for
the redevelopment of a five acre site in the southwest area of Wash¬
ington, at a total cost of about $5,500,000, to consist of housing units/,
elevator
of
Trust
officials
$1,475,930
unimproved
estate
.
Williamsport, Pa., and the others being
Fayettcville, N. C., and Savannah, Ga.
It is
estimated, that the opening of each new store will involve expenditures
by _D.
houses.
$17,500
to
company,
•
>oo
sale
Beach.
(for
of
acres
his
and
has
now
Kargman
a
used
shares
and
acquisition
600
properties.
on April 18,
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,000(no par), to be offered at $3 through
Rutner,
Inc.; Los Angeles, and Laird, Bissell & Meeds, N. Y.
to be used for an
advertising and sales prdfram, and
are
tentaively
corporation,
system
is Boarg
price
the_stock sale (the
make
Gray,
sold
proceeds
debentures).
District
a
of
company
which
as
shares
.
the
Management officials
.
of
Imperial
and
from
Jn Pennsylvania any one each in Maryland and South Carolina. The"company plans to 'open three new centers during the next year. The net
•
and
holders
Magee
18%
Who
dealers,
public offering
amendment.
management
same
the
$1,172,541)
such
f.
•
outstanding
(and
them.
by
securities
The
property, which consists primarily, of
land partially under water, is considered suitable for devlmarina type commercial and residential subdivision, after
swampy
substantial
Project.
company,
The
by
date
redistribute
to
&
centers
Transportation
of
intends
$100
Riverview
principal underwriter at 98c per share.
writer will pay $2,200 to Elliot Bregstein, the
finder, and
at
cost 2,250 shares, c///
share.'
per
of
record
shares
(100% )
it
its
to
The
amendment.
163,252
owns
2,000,000
$100
at
stock.
by
$15
at
H.
common
mission
consisting
subscription
supplied
company;
by
units
common
Corp.)
and
the
B
shares,
A
in
the
enlarge the scope of its *
the acquisition of additional
of 19 West 34th Street, New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on
April 30 covering 140,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share.
The offering will
be
made through underwriters
headed by Preiss,
Cinder & Hoffman,
Inc., 5 Broadway, New York, which will receive a 40c per share com--
is engaged in the
/
Washington, D. C.
D. C:
Realty and Development Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of D. C.,:
Transit
(of Washington)
was
recently organized for the purpose of
constructing housing and other building projects in the metropolitan
area
of Washington,
D. C.
Pursuant to the approval of a proposaloperation
■
to
received
company,
System,
;
A
of
convertible
The
class
are
class
securities
warrants,
(Trans
class
rights
94,500
low
to
part by
indebtedness,
Carl Devoe
manufacture
The
*
such
and
America
stock
B
scription
th
A
subscription
of
class
three
class
outstanding
ud
of
offer
to
and
owned
now
certain
and
supplied by
the
for
companyi,
of
Diego
opment
G. M. S. Stores, Inc.—Common
Registered—
System, Inc.—Proposed Rights Offering
aggregate
an
proposed
debentures
conduct-
having
company
the
as
San
corporation
A
ment,
ol
u-
and
Proceeds
The
company
of 3600 M St., N.
W., Washington, D, C., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 30 covering $3,150,000
6Vss% convertible subord. debentures due 1977 and 5-year warrants to
ed
to
be
urban
Kargman, for which the company has!
180,0flp class B shares for possible issuance
proceed^from the stock sale, $183,000 will be
net
interest
James
shares
>1-
in
area,
to
company
V'
' ' '
/;•,/:"42," of 1634.18th St., Santa Monica, Calif, is engaged in
(approximately
804.
p.
28'%
The
to
issue
in
engage
with
future
near
separate
in
or
addition
class
to dial
the
debenture
francs
Boston
the
..[.equipment.'
into
privately
(a
poses
indebtedness
projects- from
reduce
Jackson
25,000,000 Dutch Guilder
a
debenture issue
also
company
amount
telephone system
the
is
company is successor by merger in February, 1962 of Helix Land
& Associates, Inc.
It is engaged primarily
operating as a principal in the purchasing, developing, managing
and selling
of real properties.
Its investments at present are al) in
properties (substantially unimproved) in San Diego County.
The com¬
pany has entered into a joint venture agreement with Helix I960,,Inc.
own"
"42." Products, Ltd.,
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
sink-L
converted
under
to
through salesmen
selling commission).
share)
in
additional
50%
a
In
\
■
(approximately $6,900,000) 43A%
erlands.
will
properties,
made
10%
The
to
Kargman
wife
through,
The
Boston,
be
per
$1,172,541.
The company owns a two-thirds undivided beneficial interrenewal.
Zest in the property and is obligated to pay two-thirds of the
manages
purchase
in Boston and owns the River-'"
price, and-expenses),- having contributed $38,833 as of Jan. 31, 1362.
construction
The prospectus states that the
in Cambridge, Mass.'
standing tne 151,000 class B shares, of
(and holds an additional 7%
in
trust
by maturity through annual
principal amount during the-
$1,500,000
institutions in the United States
Switzerland
y
except
years
commence
residential
in
$5
Co., Inc. and T. G. Lambron
discharge mortgages, $130,000 to pay obligations
incurred for improvements and for
improvement of existing building,
$185,000'to invest in the Riverview Project
(including payment of said
indeotedness) and $150,000 to invest in another urban renewal
project
in Boston, in which the
company will acquire from
69 %.
applied to the financing of the company's construc¬
which is designed to meet the demands of new sub¬
operation.-
several
e
will
issue
in; the
of
to
owns
and
program,
scribers
»e
from
kroner
system
•y %
fund
100%
redemptions
proceeds
Danish
6
sinking
retire
10
buildings
in -connection
in
an
him.
lo
1968-1977.
years
•
the
will
for
and
buildings
project
incurred
renewal
reserved
Copenhagen is located, Lolland-Falster and Bornholm.
The offering will be the first
public sale of the company's securities
in the United States since 1929.
Principal of and interest on the issue
will be payable in New York
City in U. S. currency.
nonredeemable
:
properties
intends
company
urban
which
be
renewal
present
operations
by an underwriting roup to be managed by Smith,'*
Barney & Co. Inc., Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and Lazard Freres & Co.
Interest rate and price to the
public will be
determined immediately prior to the
offering.
The company, 50.65%
owned by the Danish Government, is the sole;
supplier of telephone service on the Danish Islands of
Zealand, on
will
its
office
other
indebtedness
The
1977
debentures
of
urban
of
of
purposes.
of Copenhagen, Denmark, filed with the Securities and
Exchange Commission on May 1, a i*egistration statement
relating to*
a
proposed public offering of $15,000,000
sinking fund dollar deben¬
The
commercial
office
sales may
receive
a
(maximum
and business were
acquired from* Max/
Kargman, President, his affiliates ancPothers in exchange for
151,000
class B shares and
assumption of certain contracts and about $110,000
company,
due
that
will
*
R.
Copenhagen Telephone Co.—Debentures Registered—
tures
other
existing
Boston, the
number
All
Continental, of 6500 Olson Memorial Highway, Golden Valley, Minne¬
apolis, is engaged in the production and sale of oxygen
dispensers.
The
../
■■
estate management business
and, to
addition to the two office
buildings in
"a
A" covering 50,000
through Harold B.
$5.65,
two
manage
manage
view
filed
offered
be
to
//v'1:
j
...
real
a
In
The
and
own
Continental Research, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
^common shares
(par $1)
Wood & Co., St. Paul.
v .%
the
company of 7 Pemberton Square, Boston,
filed a "registratiour *
statement with the SEC on
May. 1 covering 150,000 shares of common
stock
to
be offered
for public
sale at $10
per
share.
The
offering
will be made
through underwriters headed by R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
75 Federal St.,
Boston, which will receive a 95c per share commission.
The company
was
organized under Delaware law in April '1962' to
debt, purchase convoy and for general corporate purposes.
repay
company, of 4265 Summit Drive, La Mesa. Calif., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on
April 27 covering 586,000 shares of
to be offered lor public sale without underwriting (except
capital stock,
The
the
outstanding stock of National Trailer Convoy, Inc., from L. I.
Payne, its sole stockholder, for $1,150,000 in cash, plus $3,000 per month
froln April 1, 1962 to the
closing date. Convoy is in the business of
hauling mobile homes and trailers through the United States. The net
proceeds
The
First Realty Co. of Boston—-Common
Registered-—
March/
in.
acquire all/
to
a
>-■/
option,
an
expansion and working capital.
2000 Oakdale
Ave., San Francisco, is engaged in
sundry department in a discount department store.
of
Helix Land Co., Inc.—Capital Stock Registered—
.
snares
operation of
and
ment
Sales, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on April 17,
1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 50,000,
(par $l)-to be offered at $6, through Stewart,
Eubanks,
Meyerson & Co., San Francisco. ;
/ - Proceeds are to be used for
common
debentures
cars
Discount Sundry
The corporation
t
3
York funds.
/
-
-
//
-
Nortex Oil
Magnetics Research Co. Inc.—Common Registered—
The
registration
a
of
shares
The
will
underwriters
also
the
will
share,
child
and
The
for
Co.,
cents
shares
at
&
ail
share.
per
Broadway,
61
The
commission.
exercisable
each,
cent
one
$3
at
units
count
rearrange
assemblies
and
communications
engaged
magnetic
in
per
of
such
which
units
used
are
to
The
net
ment
proceeds
for
the
the
design
the
balance
production
to
tise
new
The
products
Sands,
Molly
share
per
to
store,
the
fronj.
of
1,000-for-l
each.
in
of
to
the
in
95
cents
the
in
split),
stock
book
of
value
book
of
with
share,
per
equity
public
of stock
at
stock
$3
the
Americas, New
April 27 covering
on
York,
and
and
$7,500
for
underlying
2,500
finder,
$1,000
finder's
The
like
filed
a
100,000 shares
includes
payable
by the company to Mr. Wertheim.
assembling
of
packages
shipment to post offices
in cities throughout the United
States.
Its operations are presently
confined almost entirely to
package shippers in the New7 York City
area.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will be used for general
corporate purposes including principally enlargement of sales force and
sales promotions, to finance the leasing of additional space, trucks and
equipment to service additional accounts in the New York area, and to
modernize
balance
add
and
will
be
debtedness,
to
existing
added
the
to
office
working
has
company
terminal
and
capital.
addition
In
outstanding
equipment.
110,000
Any
certain
to
of
shares
in¬
common
stock
(after giving effect to a recent recapitalization), of which Irving
Weber, President, and five other management officials own 16%% each.
After
sale
52.4%
of
of
of
as
stock
new
the
Jan.
1962
for
an
of
the
to
outstanding
31,
47.6%
own
investment
*»■
The
of
offering
'"!■
p
Proceeds
sion.
proceeds
(excluding
derwriter
basis
share
the
of
15c
per
share commission to be
shares)
such
on
will
be
a
paid to the un¬
refunded to purchasers. Each capital
redeemable in merchandise or funeral services
is
company
of a worth not less than $1.20
per share on
the basis
prices of such services and merchandise at such time.
of
prevailing
.
Organized
under
Montana
law
commenced
business.
It
in
1962, the company has
to acquire ownership of 64%
the capital stock of Chapel of Chimes, Inc., and 51%
of the capital
stock and certain other securities of Billings Funeral
Service, which
yet
January,
proposes
of
operate
funeral
homes
in
Great
Falls
and
Billings,
Montana,
tively, and ownership of the Retz Funeral Home in Helena.
estimated
respec¬
The $938,-
and
represent
moter
certificates in exchange for funeral services and merchan¬
general overhead and administrative expenses and work¬
In the purchase of the Billings Funeral Home, $100,500 will
option exercise price to be paid to J. Howard Retz, a pro¬
an
and
gating
Roe,
and
50c
The
as
President
10%
a
of
of
Microdot
shares
of
is
Roe
is
President
director
a
securities.
by
of
The
associates
the
the
of
underwriter
underwriter
remaining
securities
affiliates of
or
and
Mr.
owns
of
the
Roe.
statement
capital
stock,
with
of
the
which
SEC
South Pasadena,
April
on
156,000
shares
Calif., filed
covering 170,000
30
are
to
be
offered
for
the
list
of
underwriters.
The
public
$20 per share) and underwriting terms
The
sale
company is engaged in the design,
of
components,
satellites,
acquired
all
of
radar
for
the
ary),
sale
instruments,
and
and
communications
$1,900,000
($400,000
in
price
(maximum
to be supplied by amendment.
development, manufacture and
systems used in missiles and
systems.
cash
The
and
the
company recently
balance in notes),
outstanding stock of Varec, Inc. (now operated as a subsidi¬
is engaged in the design,
development, manufacture and
which
of
equipment related to the
uids,
gases
from
the
company's
from
the
sale
note
are
offering
in
and
that
flowable
to
solids.
sale
The
of
measurement
The
Prudential
amount
and
15-year
and
$2,300,000
additional
stock,
Insurance
warrants
conservation
estimated
together
Co.
to
of
net
with
America
purchase
of
15,000
shares,
of
liq¬
a
6% %
capital
will be used to pay in full $1,300,000 notes
maturing Aug. 31,
1962 issued in connection with the Varec
acquisition and to reduce barik
loans of $2,000,000, of which
$400,000 was incurred to pay the down
payment for the Varec stock and the balance to finance inventories and
other working capital
requirements,
and
to
In
construct
addition
to
additional
to
facilities.
purchase
additional
equipment
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
451,620 capital shares, of which management officials as a
group own
42,345
The
shares.
Robert S.
prospectus
lists
Dickerman
is
Board
Chairman
and
President.
four
selling stockholders owning an aggregate of
42,631 shares, including Franklin R. Goodman and J. Edward
Stankey
who propose -to sell 5,000 shares each of
15,000 shares owned by each.
—V. 193, p. 1229.
tive
Missile
Engineering:,
Inc.—SEC
Registration
Withdrawn—
On
May
originally
common
3,
5%
a
due
1977,
to
be
offered
for
its subsidiaries are engaged in the retail drug
conventional retail stores and by the operation
and
to
certain
will
stock
539,500
and
filed
shares
to
have
p.
been
220.
offered
publicly
registration
which
at $8
statement
and the balance to repay
corporate purposes. In addition
company,
general
the
preferential
stock,
the
L.
certain
class
35,000
issued
note
by the
amount
that
the
property
in March 1962 pursuant to its purchase
Murray-'Street Go. which owns the fee to
company
of
9-15
York City.
that address in New
at
f-
,
Organized under Delaware law
in. December 1961, the company
to engage, among other things, in the investment in and
operation
of real
estate.
As
a
result of the
exchange
offer
and
proposes
Jers'ey. Simon Goldstein, President, and Eli Fishbein and. Abraham
Greenberg, Vice President, are general and/or
limited partners in
various of the partnerships
the subject, of the exchange offer, and
receive 3,069, 21,040 and 7,840 class A shares, respectively,
capital interests therein. Mortgages and other indebtedness
said properties
(including 9-15 Murray Street)
aggregate
$6,566,488. A portion of the net proceeds from the cash sale
will
they
for
their
about
stock will be
loaned
to
Cooper-Bregstein Realty Co. (a copartnership
and Jerry Bregstein)
which proposes to
southeast corner of the Avenue of the
Americas
at 48th
Street, New York City, which land is presently
leased to Bregstein, Cooper & Dwonnan Development Corp. by William
of
consisting
Waldorf
Louis
mortgage
will
other
for
things,'
loan
be
in
the
evidenced
lease.
the
on
the
on
Such
Astor.
account)
on
Cooper
building
a
the
upon
amount
by
This
of
6%
a
loan
$1,800,000
note
and
agreement
acquisition
of
is
($50,000
secured
institutional
an
by
conditioned,
paid
6%
a
among
commitment
building loan of not less than $2,750,000. Upon completion of
building the company will enter into a partnership to be known
Associates, at which time the company will assign to the
partnership the note and leasehold mortgage, in the then reduced
amount
thereof,
and
will
receive
a
50%
capital
interest
in the
a
the
1212
partnership.
The
for
company
Fishbein
and
and
outstanding
$3,000)
of
aggregate
an
has
r.ow
aggregate
an
for
of
and
$75,000),
Greenberg
respectively,
17.5%,
own
of
class
300
150,000
of
33.33%
the
B
(purchased
(purchase..,
class
B
A
They
each.
class
shares
shares
A
class
which
also
shares,
stock
Goldstein,
22%
own
and
22%
Bregstein
11%- each.
Cooper
and
'v ';yv
has
company
19.7%,
19.6% and 27.8%, respectively. Manage¬
ment officials'^ a group
own 67.1%
(and 3.2%
of the outstanding
preferential stock).—V. 194, p. 745.
own
Technical Capital Corp.—Common
The corporation, of
tion
statement
with
Registered—
235 East 42nd Street, New^York, filed a registra¬
SEC
on
April 30 covering 500,000 shares of
the
stock, to be offered for public sale at $10 per share.
The
made through underwriters headed by Straus, Blosser
McDowell, 39 South La Salle Street, Chicago, which will receive a $1
per
share commission.
The
that
prospectus states
100,000 of such
common
offering will be
&
Rusco
Industries, Inc.—Stock Registered—
The company, of 1409 Lakeside
with the S$Q,on April.
Avenue, Cleveland, filed a registration
3p.-qqvering 147,000 outstanding shares
outstanding $100 par class A pre¬
ferred shares,,: 6,000 outstanding $100 par class B* convertible preferred
shares/ and 6,000 outstanding $60 %par class C convertible preferred
shares.
The common shares are to be offered for public sale by
the
Stock
in
(voting), 24,000
stock
common
thereof
through normal brokerage transactions
Exchange
(maximum $6.50
the over-the-counter market
includes
shares
for
reserved
The
(1)
and
(2)
(formerly F.. C. Russell
Co.)
options..1
stock
company
manufacture
the
and
the ^American
shares
on
the preferred
or
210,000
presently convertible,
are
share)
per
by private placement. The statement
common
shares into
which the preferred
:*'■'/
•
shares
common
v\\y
tain indebtedness
screen
and
win¬
storm
In addition to cer¬
preferred stock, it has outstanding 1,376,747
stock of which Orlite Engineering Co. Limited (50%
of
shares
owned
and
common
Koppelman
Carl
and
S. M. S.
On
May
originally
common
Instruments,
von
1962,
3,
filed
the
SEC
Registration
Nov.
on
Withd'n
registration statement
which covered 100,000
through
withdrew its
28, 1961
company
the
with
Inc.—SEC
shares to have been offered publicly at $3.25 per share
underwriters, not named.—V. 194,
p.
2554.
of 315 South Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif., filed
statement with the SEC on April 30 covering 150,000
capital stock, to be offered for public sale through under¬
writers
headed
by First California Co. Inc.,
300 Montgomery
St.,
San Francisco, and Allen & Co., 120 Broadway, New York. The public
of
price (maximum $13 per share) and underwriting terms are
to
be
supplied by amendment.
The statement, also includes
15,250
outstanding shares underlying five-year options granted to First Cali¬
fornia
Co.
by
certain
stockholders
and
2,250
outstanding
shares
underlying like options also granted to Bernard M. Malin, company
counsel, all exercisable initially at 110% of the public offering price.
was organized under Delaware law in February
1962
thereafter issued 651,517 capital shares in exchange for
outstanding stock of
14 companies
(which owned
seven
company
of
the
subsidiaries),
such
and
three
the
and
its
stores,
of
used
(no
estimated
to
open,
wholly
operate
which
are
net
furnish
issued
owned
eight
in
to
and
individuals,
subsidiaries.
membership
California
proceeds
27
and
from
equip
the
new
to
certain
be
used,
in
indebtedness,
part,
the
to
purchase
company
has
two
The
discount
three
stock
discount
in
ties;
and
1940
as
Its
$6
at
per
long-term
management
The
as
a
fee
of
$18,000
is
to
In
stores
working
addition
600,000
pavable by
*
The
company
is engaged in the
manufacture
and
the
com¬
of
sterilizers
vaccine injectors, operating and dental lights and other
and .physician's equipment.
A subsidiary manufactures
and
machine products. Of the net
proceeds from the stock sale
$250,000 will be used to finance increased inventories and accounts
.receivable and the balance for additional machinery, tools and dies for
development of new product lines and to cover expenses of a
proposed
to
larger quarters. In addition to^ certain indebtedness, the com¬
has outstanding 135,000 shares of common stock (after giving
to a
proposed
1,350-for-l stock split),
of which Herman S
250,000
Nathanson, President,
each and
management
and Alvan
officials
Harrison, Vice-President,
as
a
group
61.10%.
Sale
company.
automation
devices,
leisure
timg_ devices
and
business
small
render
and
concerns
services to such
advisory
concerns.
outstanding 35,625 shares of common stock (pur¬
of which Joseph M. Colby, Board Chairman,
own 7%
each and management officials
share),
President,
89.5%.
2220 Florida
SEC
Ave.,
May
on
Jasper, Ala., filed a registration
covering 200,000 shares of common
1
100,000 shares are
to be offered
for public sale by the
100,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the holders
offering will be made at $5 per share through under¬
writers headed by Philips, Rosen, Appel & Walden, 115 Broadway, New
York, which will receive a 46V2C peiv share commission and $12,000 for
and
The
expenses.
The
shares
5-year warrants to be sold to the principal under¬
stockholders at 18c per warrant, exercisable at $5.15
A $5,000 finder's fee is payable by the underwriter to Walter
statement
also
includes
18,000
outstanding
common
underlying
by certain
share.
The company
its
and
wholly-owned
subsidiaries
engaged
are
in
the
operation of
a chain of 28 self-service retail stores through which they
clothing, dry goods, shoes and housewares at discount and bargain
prices.
All but one are located in Alabama and operated under the
name "Top Dollar Store."
Of the net proceeds from the company's sale
sell
of
additional stock,
to
defray
$280,000
the major
such
for
standing 630,000
Board
will
part of
the
and
purpose;
operations by adding
capital.
In addition
mechanized
to
shares
be used
costs
certain
of
to
will
three
open
($165,000)
balance
be
already
to
used
new
stores
and
incurred in
improve
1962
warehouse
handling equipment and for working
indebtedness', the company has out¬
stock, of which Joseph H. Engel,
common
each.
Chairman, and J. Geoj'ge Mitnick, President, own 283,500 shares
They propose to sell 45,000 shares each.
In addition, Reva L.
Engel
and
sell
Willine
5,000 shares
Mitnick
E.
31,500
own
shares
each
and
to
propose
each.
»
/
Unique Zipper Distributing Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
and
own
of
29.75%*
new
stock
company on
April 25, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 30,000
shares (par $1) of which 20,000 will be offered by the company
by
will
Proceeds
underwriters
be
10,000
writers
supplied by
be
to
are
at
$10
per
share.
of
Names
the
under¬
amendment.
for
used
expansion
and
capital.
in importation
working
Unique
of 3215 Western Ave., Seattle, is
engaged
zippers and manufacture and sale of zipper attachments for sewing
of
machines.
Windermere Hotel
Co.-
SEC
Endorses
Reorganization
Plan—May
U.
two
■
S.
1,
the
supplementary advisory report with
Chicago on the fairness and feasibility of
a
district Court in
plans of reorganization
the
and
owns
The
operates
Trustee's
Debtor's
held
on
$2,285,000
plan,
assets,
before
or
$2,285,000.
about
$70 per
at
$5,000
A
the
July
more
It
$100
sale,
1,
and
the
Windermere
East
provides
has ,made
has
for
written
a
deposited
Hotel
in
the
Hotel
sale
public
cash
of
all
*•
of
auction to be
upset
price
commitment
$228,500
Co.,
Chicago.
with
the
to
of
bid
Trustee
is estimated that this plan may yield bondholders
principal amount
except that
than
for
Windermere
exceptions, at a
1962, at a minimum
Goodman
sale
such
the
amended,
as
with certain
Richard
at
earnest money.
as
filed
SEC
amended
which
bid
screw
without
investment
$4,430,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock
to provide equity capital
to
has
per
Wolkov,
of which
company
thereof.
shares
hospital
share
$9
group
stock,
multi-dose jet
covered
management
Top Dollar Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
to
*
sale
Business
general funds and used
counseling
The company, of
statement with the
the
A finder's
at
David
and
to
loans
company
chased
On
share.
nondiversified
The
added
and
The
Corp.—Common
to Sidney B. Josephson.
Small
common
The company, of 20 North
Avenue, Larchmont, New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 30 covering 83,500 shares
of common stock, to be offered for
public sale at $6 per share
The
offering will be made through unfleV^ters headed by Coggeshall &
Hicks, 111 Broadway, and Ernest M. Fuller & Co., 120
Broadway both
of New York, which will receive a 72c per share commission
and $10 000
for expenses.
The statement also includes 13,500 shares
underlying
5-year warrants to be sold to the underwriters at 1 cent each exercis¬
able
the
under
company
will be appreciation of capital; and it intends to
primarily engaged in the fields of electronics, chemi¬
fields.
be
and
the
Registered—
pany
will
will
stock (excluding subsidiary-owned
shares), of which Harold
President, and Louis Joseph and Murray Gomer, Vice-Presidents,
own
29.7%,
13.2%
and
10.2%,
respectively. Mr. Staw's immediate
family owns an additional 52,659 shares.
Manufacturing
is
closed-end
instrumentation,
sale
Of
common
Equipment
licensed
in May, 1961, the company is
investment
1958, but has not yet engaged in any business activi¬
also registered under the Investment
Company Act of
in concerns
cals,
company
Staw,
Scientific
it
a
$500,000
added
outstanding
'law
offering price, to man¬
having an interest in
.
trusts
deoartment
inventories.
business
public
persons
■
.
primary objective
invest
department
Texas.
sale,
selections, made to date), and $1,150,000 will be
capital
of
of
being
company's
subsidiaries
five
$1,650,000
be
shares
small
a
the
at
other
1
Investment Act of
company
offering
all
sale,
certain
and
Yohalem.
registration
shortly
for
reserved
Organized under New York
as
per
a
be
affairs.
writer
Sage International Inc.—-Capital Stock Registered—
shares
will
officials
the
Bibra, directors)
owns
147,000 shares.
Halmac, Inc. owns 5,000 class A preferred and 2,500
class C preferred shares.
Orlite and Halmac, together with seven other
companies, are listed as the selling stockholders (all but Orlite owning
preferred shares). The amounts to be sold by each are to be supplied
by amendment.
Martin Freiciman is Board Chairman and acting Presi¬
dent. Koppelman and von Bibra own options to purchase an aggregate
of 100,000 common shares at $4 per share.—V. 195, p. 1707.
Edward
by
shares
agement
company
associated
is engaged principally in
combination
of metal
sale
and
180,000
\
dows, prime windows and metal combination doors.
pany
effect
per
to be offered in exchange for certain outstanding interests in
partnerships and corporations and other property, and
(2)
A shares which may be issued for a $350,000 promissory
shares,
of common stock, of which Phillip Small,
Small, Executive Vice-President, and John
shares
Harry
Small, President,
the
for
and
loan
Chairman,
the
of
on
common
(interest
be
indebtedness
outstanding
Board
closed
in
from
proceeds
$1,550,000
insurance
move
the company withdrew its
with the SEC on Dec. 29, 1961
1962,
underwriting.—V, 195,
debentures
of principal amount through
100%
participating
sells
N. T.W.
City, Mo., filed a
covering $2,000,000
Grand Avenue, Kansas
with the SEC on April 30
Ave., New York,- filed a registration
May 1st seeking registration of 200.000
stock, to be offered for public sale at $10
Fifth
the'SEC
share. No underwriting is involved. The statement''also-includes
$3,021,700 of 8%
subordinated convertible debentures due 1977
rate to be supplied by amendment)
and 237,580 class A
per
-(1)
proceeds
$1,000,000
with
class-A
of
565
of
company
shares
construct
.
2323
of
departments
net
The
public sale by the company and 14,000 shares,
being outstanding stock
by the holders thereof. White, Weld & Co., 20 Broad
Street, New York'
heads
,
door membership department stores.
■ debenture
sale
(plus other company
invested
in
inventory
and
fixtures
in
licensed
departments to be opened from time to time in nine new
department stores
(and
one
licensed
department
in
an
open-door,
store), $530,000 to redeem all of the outstanding preferential cumula¬
and
of 220 Pasadena Avenue,
The
statement
of
the
Mass., is engaged in
both through
the
Of
Inc.—Capital Stock Registered—
company,
registration
a
owned
are
Mr.
outstanding securities, and Richard D. Ray, Vice-
company,
outstanding
underwriter
The
75%.
of its
the
its
and expan¬
v
subordinated
at
licensed
of
The
group,
51%
owns
equipment,
working capital,
for
used
statement
company
business,
operating losses aggre¬
per
President,
officials
sustained
has outstanding 50,000 shares of common stock (pur¬
share), of which Alden S. Payne, a director; Harold
and J. Howard Retz own 20% each, ' and management
company
at
have
$42,500.
over
The
chased
establishments
change Plan—
as
director; and in the purchase of Retz Funeral Home, $125,000
an option exercise price to J. Howard and C. Ernst
Retz,
Both
-
Registered—Ex¬
Corp.—Class A
Properties
Sentinel
affecting
.*—
■
.
.
underwriters headed
by Scherck, Richter Co., 320 North Fourth St., St. Louis, Mo. The
interest rate and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.-
will represent
promoters.
'
be
through Walker, Wachtel
to be offered at $4,
par)
net
for
ing capital.
oi $3.50 per share in the book equity of stock purchased
public.
%' '' %% /!
'/WW':;V " '•
' ''i
''
the
by
P,an-purchase ihe company willother New York oiv property two in New
own properties
toerests in
New
York
City and four
cities and
.
•L-^V- 194> P- 2553.
of 59 superettes.
public sale
proceeds from the stock sale will be used to make
said acquisitions, to redeem
outstanding mortgage bonds of Retz Funeral
Home, as a reserve for payments to funeral homes accepting the com¬
pany's stock
to
company
also
best-efforts
a
.
of 10 Merrick Lane, Northampton,
convertible
of
made
on
Nov, 29, 1961 which covered 100,000 commbn
publicly at $3.50 per share through United
(no
ai'e
registration
holders
be
■«
Vv%; ,•-%'%
-
Norwood,
of 315 East Sixth Ave., Helena, Montana, filed a regis¬
with the SEC on April 30 covering 1,200,000 shares
to be offered for'public sale at $1 per share.
The
by Memorial Securities,
Inc., <308 Union Bank Building, Helena, which will receive a 20c per
share selling commission.
The company and the underwriter are under
common control.
If, after the expiration of 180 days after the effective
date of this statement, $85,000 in proceeds have not been realized, such
dise,
shares
of
stock,
will
;X';'■.t
>
statement
statement
of-common
Registration
comp'any withdrew its registration statement
shares^.
the
1962
on
offered
Inc., Boston.
Co.,
public, present stockholders will own
which had an aggregate book value
per share), and
the public will
($.196
Services, Inc.- -Common Registered-
company,
tration
707
The
$225,000.
shares
$21,614
■
Memorial
not
v
common
&
funds),
company is engaged principally in the
behalf of the general public for subsequent
on
•
25,000
sold to the principal underwriter
sold to Elias Wertheim, the
exercisable at $2.25 per share.
A
The
J;.
;/.
.
SEC
Parkview Drugs, Inc.—Debentures Registered—
per
also
statement
to
Superettes, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation on April 23, 1962 filed a "Reg, A" covering 75,000
The
warants
$27.50,
of
is also
fee
public sale at $2.25
warrants
underlying
aggregate
an
for
expenses.
5-year
shares
for
offered
be
to
added
be
Norwood's
by
share. The
offering will be made through underwriters headed by Globus. Inc.,
660 Madison Ave., New York, which will receive a $.225 per share com¬
stock,
common
will
balance
Corp.
Products
Newark, N.
ning Corp.,
Service, Inc.—Common Registered—
company,
of 145 Avenue of
registration statement, with the SEC
30,
been
operation
Mail Assembly
shares
April
have
to
now
resulting
a
purchased
public.
mission
On
originally filed
(after
Eugene
the
and
for
Wood
Withdrawn—
catalogues.
which
tie
Co.,
Insurance
used
and
$6 pei share, will result in an . increase in the book
outstanding stock from $1.35 to $2.50 per share, with a result*
for
for
and
Vice-President, and
to
Life
equip¬
stock
common
Sands,
M.
new
increase
cents
share
The
of
blocks
technical
of
stock
and Ben
Sale
an
31
per
$2.05
building
acquire
be
Northern
handling
data
200,000 shares
50%,
owns
25%
result
will
outstanding
dilution
to
used
comprehensive
provide
recent
a-
Sands
be
transistor
digital
outstanding
President,
K.
the
of
will
proceeds from the debenture
of outstanding notes held by
working capital and other corporate pur-:
poses.
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred stock, the',
company has outstanding 801,564 shares
of-common stock, of which
management officials as a group own 12%.
James R. Wendover is
President.—V. 194, p. 2770..-.;
W-:^./s''% 'I' /':
increased
and
has
effect
giving
A.
of
sale
•
-
gas properties.
The net
used
to prepay $4,500,-000
funds
general
equipment, and
inventories, expand sales, production
and toTinance research and development, adver¬
finance
staffs,
company
stock
production
and
technical
and
the
from
will
sale
military
commercial and
other
'
and
Southwestern
engineering, as¬
transformers,
magnetic
digital
data handling systems. Since
1961 the company has been engaged in
a
program to
develop a line of miniature general* purpose transistor
logical building blocks compatible with its magnetic units, and which
can
perform
processes
such
as
arithmetical and control
functions.
and
oil
ducing
digital information in computers, business machines
equipment
amendment.
by
The company is engaged in the business of drilling for and producing
crude oil and natural gas and acquiring producing and potentially pro¬
design,
the
loop
square
York.
supplied
to
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
ing dilution
through
New
New
state¬
underlying five-year warrants sold
underwriters headed by Carreau <fc Co., 115 Brodaway,
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
.
.
public at
of
value
company,
sale
basis thssough
or none
Inc.,
Co.,
share
per
$3
like warrants sold to L. F. Roths¬
rendered in connection with this offering.
services
of
memory
&
Lewis
W.
45
a
principally
is
sale
and
best eiforis
a
at
shares underlying
company
sembly
T.
16,000
underwriter
4,000
and
by
receive
includes
principal
offered for public sale
to be
be made on
headed
York, 'which
ment
stock,
common
offering
The
179
the
to
Gas Corp.—Debentures Registered
&
of 1900 Life Building, Dallas,. Texas, filed a registra¬
tion statement With the SEC on April 27 covering $5,000,000 of
6%
convertible subordinated debentures due 1977, to be offered for public
Westmoreland. Ave.",<• White Plains, N. Y., filed
statement with the . SEC on-April 30 covering 100,000
of
company
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2148)
the
the
of
next
bonds. Any other person
acceptable bid mpst be at
may
least
minimum.
plan of reorganization has also been proposed by Max and Harold
Under this plan, as
amended to
conform
with the
Com¬
Shlensky.
mission's
per
take
ized
of
recommendations, each bondholder would receive $70 in tash
$100 principal amount of bonds unless he affirmatively elects to
$20 in cash, plus a new $50 first mortgage bond of the reorgan¬
bearing
company
issue.
that
This
that
mission.
the
plan
the
Shlenskys
administration.
...
The
-
--
Commission
5%
interest
further
new
first
would
and maturing 15 years after date
provides, as recommended by the Com¬
mortgage would not exceed $1,600,000 and
provide the necessary cash for costs of
•
has
-
concluded
that
both
plans
were
fair
and
■
-u
iu«
Volume
195
Number
6157
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
vmmm
i
(2149)
5
4
equitable
prefers
and
feasible.
public
bondholders
bonds,
provided -that,
receive
the
bid.
The
192,
P:
Shlensky
bidding,
public
he
if
also
that
bid
a
if
under
the
Court
which'
that
proviso
is
a
a
share,
in
Mr.
-
fjaur-fold
the
Cross
taxes,
inappropriate.—V.
;
a share,
for the same six-month period in
1961,
earnings for- the, second quarter rose to
$8,850,200, or
share,
produced over- his guaranteed
this
,.
cents
Net
a
per
$100 principal amount * of
exceeds his $70 offer," he would
bid
67
or
the
$70
that the bidding
urged
proposed
guarantee
receive
another
first- $25,000
Commission
1755.
has
would
would
$2,400,000 of
pany's
rate.
capital
sales
71
Mr.
earnings of AMP,
its domestic and European
affiliate, Pamcor, Inc.; in the lirst quarter of 1962
Endorsed
per
Share, the hignest
pany's history and a gain of 20%
Endorsed
Share
in
the
like
til's*,
uuar
the
over
quarter
backlog of unfilled orders1 at March
$12,400,000 compared with $11,700,000 at
at
March
Acme
31,
Steel
the
19o,
*
in the first
$30,664,000
the
the
in
com¬
of
high,
1961
1962
$11,-
$40,720,000, up 33%
quarter, G. Findley
1961
com-,
to net earnings of $27,000 in the same quarter of 1961.
After increased preferred dividend
requirements, which amounted to
$267,000 in 1962 as compared with $173,000 in 1961, net income per
compared
of
totaled
with
1961.—V.
loss
a
194,
$451,000,
of
$146,000,
in
5c
or
the
first
companies
stores
increased
credit
sales,
ended
Co.
of
new
>
,
of 12 banks.
accounted
for
for
accounted
Alcan's.
V
about
4%%
per
70%
Aluminium
net
of
Limited's
of
income
Aluminium's
consolidated
approximately
consolidated
185,
series
'i96l'
first
Shoe
~
the
ago.—V.
first
quarter
31.5%
195,
ended
sales
over
1094.
p.
of
American
:
.to
Brake
Shoe's
$1,811,263
net
almost
earnings
double
for
first
5.1%
the'first1-thl"ce
over
were
'
quarter
13.7%
up
first
of
quarter
American
,
,
Sales
first
estimated
1962,
in
were
the
$17
'
.
the
same
the
were
;
comparable
23%,
up
for the
Sales
first
period
stock
common
as
increased
sales
sale
The
uses.
the
addition,
tinuing
income
for
previous
5.5%
the
over
1961
used
195,
meaning
components
may
of
the
company
' has
195,
at
by
of
of
last
a^re
estimated
at
Net
year.
Russell
March
This
R.
period
a
similar
For
for
of
sales
three
the
the
President,
net
to
earnings
of
net
$13,012,848
months
reported
of
after
in
ended
for
$1,368,185
$1,254,451
Net'sales
ago.
year
63. cents
or
Brown,
1962,
31.
compares
or
$1.31
excise
the
equal
1659.
p.
Common
stock
—V.
taxes
were
p.
195,
1961.
March
•
Period
Nee
'
same
Net
income
of
profit
—V.
y
,
High, Net Up
—
"The corporation
of
,r
its
fiscal
-
year
.
v;;,
.'W-.-;;.
Mo3t
GIVING
•?'/'
six-
E./Cross,
months
totaled
•<
>*&-j$ame -perioda-shax-e
a
year
(18,454,548
Charman,
announced
$564,591,241,
ago.
Net
shares
that
compared
earnings
wore
outstanding),
V
net' sales
with
$18,070,'218,' or 98
cpmpared
with
first
in
in
the
which
processes
of
such
vr
*
cents
oil
will
be
non-interest
and
will
of
the
stock
and
will
were
common
outstanding
were
sold
debentures
price
redeemable
are
110%
being
in
of
each
and
All
sold
with
the
y/ars 1971
Alaska,
in
natural
under
1976,
to
PRESENT
California,
marketed
gas
Colorado,
by
the
the
ended
year
$9,915,453
and
GIVING
share.
the
'
quarter
Dec. 31,
income
EFFECT
TO
the
1961,
net
of
company
With
sales
PRESENT
9%.
the
in
FINANCING
1975
850,000
1
;lt665,788
subordinated
1,665,788
3,937,680
7,500,000
o
7,500,000
debentures
debenture^
stock
and
10,000,000 shs.
the
of
selling .stockholder,
debentures
and
respectively,
shares
•'
-
of
5,468,583 shs.
&
Inc
Co.,
Sachs
Abercronibie
&,
Boettcher
&
Bosworlh,
Co.___
Brown
Clark,
Eppler,
The
&
Dodge
Eastman
3,670
155,000
110,000
3,670
110,000
3,670
_„x—
Inc
—
Sons
&
Securities
Turin,
&
Boston
&
Co.—
3.670
215,000
Inc
Union
Guerin
5,200
110,000
Co.,
Dillon,
Fii-st
Co.,
2,500
—110,000
—
<fe
29,375
85,000
:.
with
7,500
7,500
215,000
Inc.——
85;000
Corp
!
2,500
215,000
7,500
First
Southwest
Gerstley,
Gloi-e,
Co,—
Sunstein
Forgan
Granger
&
&
110,000
—
-
——
Co.__^
&
Hallgarten
&
J.
A.
Hogle
E.
&
Lazard
Freres
&
7,500
5,200
85,000
2,500
110,000
Co.,
&
5,200
155,000
—
Inc.-
Co,___—_
Brothers
3,670
155,000
5,200
215,000
-—
7,500
215,000
7,500
215,000
7,500
^110,000
3,670
—__^T110,000
3,670
215,000
7,500
Tenenbaum Co
—85^000
Jaffray & Hopwood
HO,OOO
Pressprich & Co.————
110.000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
110,000
Rotan, Mosle-& Co
110,000
2,500
—
?4oroncy Beissner & Co.,
The
Ohio
Inc._L.
Co.—
Webber, Jackson
«fe
Curtis
Piper,
R.
300,000 shs.
at
Stone
1961
.40
meeting
or
■
-
76 cents per
3,670
3,670
3,670
or
Dean
*
in
the
first
..
.
the
the
period
quarter
■* s.
' ■
were
of
were more
.
$83,183,000
1961,
'
.
•
increase
an
*('
,
than 26%
com¬
of
■*
higher than
same
Lester* S. Abelson, Chairman, stated that the financing
will produce funds for the operation of a newly formed
Barton
Western-
company
,
195,
p.
Distilling Co.,
to increase its holdings
1804.
*
•
and
of
will
Scotch
&
Co
Witter
195,
—,
p.
&
—
Inc.-——~—
^
—
Co
——
1421.
—
-</■-
2,500
5,200
215,000
^
110,000
110.000
7,500
,
*
-.3,670
3,670
110,000
215,000
215,000
.
* * '
3,670
7,500
7.500
'
Berman Leasing Co.—Notes Sold Privately—On April
30, Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, announced the private
placement .w-ith.,institutional,investors of a. new issue of
$8,000,000 of 5%% notes, due April 1, 1972, of Berman
Leasing Co. of Pennsburgh, Pa.
Sale
of
more
the
:
five
prominent insurance com¬
company
to give considerably
flexibility to its equipment financing program.
panies
,•
Securities Corp._———
Ca-r. Inc.—v—
Wertheim
—V.
85,000
155,000
———
———
Neuhaus & Co.,
Lerchen & Co.;
Watliixg,
share earned
r
*
here
85 cents
Webster
&
Co
Si
Inc._
Underwood,
*.03
133,990
annual
&
Stroud
Co.,
1
♦31,117
474,508
the
Winston
&
'
3,670
—_—_
W.
Shields
$18,832,372 $13,603,720
973,603
*65,107
,
5,200
215,000
—
—
J—
Co.;
&
Peabody
Lehman
7,500
155,000
Co.—
Hutton
Kidder,
2,500
155,000
—_
Co
Harrinian Ripley & Co., Inc._
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Hill, Darlington & Grimm__
W.
3,670
85,000
215,000
i
Co.
Co._
Peltason,
499,095
$4,720,000
in
1
1
29,375
915,000
Co
Sullivan
,
8hares
$915,000
Co.„
&
following respective
Debentures
W.
Baird & Co., Inc.—
Stearns & Co._„__
Bear,
the
stock.
common
■%.Nr.
Weld
Lovett
will
notes
enable
to
the
Berman
leases trailers, trucks and related equipment
industry and commerce. At present, the company is
leasing 8,100 heavy duty vehicles to more than 1,200
customers. It has extensive service and repair facilities
throughout the Eastern U. S.—V. 195, p. 2030.
to
Bobbie
Brooks, Inc.—Acquisition—
This Cleveland
was
whiskies.—V.
due
subordinated
j,
White,
Distilling Co.—-Notes Sold Privately—On May
the
note
Outstanding
$12,000,000
Banks
3,937,680
1977
Paine,
quarter last year. The backlog of $330,669,at the end of the first quarter was about, the same as it was at
beginning of the year, but was approximately 19%. higher than at
end of the same period in 1961.—V. 195, p. 862.
enable
$12,000,000
to
1974
Goldman,
are
reported that $1,500,000 of this firm's 6%
notes due April 1, 1967, had been sold privately.
;
1966
2,850,000
bearing
•
-•
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs. /
stockholders
(shipments)
$76,087,000
received
due
payable
.
had
$3,746,358.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have serevally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in1 the under¬
writing agreement and purchase agreement to purchase from the com¬
$12,000
taxes—
1961,
of
has
*
1;*
the
Co.—Earnings Up 12%—
told
This compares
first
notes
notes
convertible
con¬
//
Nielsen
Montana,
company
Supply Co.
1562-63
due
FINANCING
$12,000
ihcome;taxes^lJ__-:,
income •taxe)s_-_r'H_^^
Wilcox
&
inclusive.
long-term contracts with El Paso Natural
Mountain Fuel
of
mortgage
due
5%
chemical
1962
income
the
with
company,
exploration
convertible
"
1,186,270 shares^U-'l
on
at
initially and
sinking fund is provided to redeem
1, 197lXThe company's sinking fund
a
beginning May
Texas.
revenues
due
6%
apply
•■•/.;,'
% ;*
.
utilize
systems
r
Federal
1207.;
subsidiary,
the
$12,371,588,'
1976;
$650,000
% -5 'A %
Inc.—Quarterly Report
1—
Federal
M.
Barton
4' •'•
in %he
at par,
Non-Interest
JCredit
3, 1962, it
$457,359,105
sale
Robert
-1 'The company reported that 1962 first quarter earnings*'were approxi¬
mately 12% higher than«'those recorded in 1961.
Record
' '«-• »"•
the
/the redemption
in
CAPITALIZATION
<
is "-engaged
and
Clearning
Federal
share
per
Babcock
the
'
•
> •>"'
Co,
Alex.
EFFECT' TO
'"New orders totaled $80,825,000 and
lias reported record net sales in the first six months.,
; arid -a quadrupled increase in earnings for the ^
second quarter ended March- 31.
Richard
^
y
debentures
the
loans
proceeds
————
after
195, p.
pared
54 cants per share
at
of
bank
the
.,
due May 8, 19621
(par one cent),_j.
befove
Provision for
over
net-earniflcs of $605,482,
American Motors Corp.—Six Months' Sales
sale
of
the shares
FEATURES—The
100%.
is
and
total
•
,
the
short-term
balance
from
as
company,
to
and
~
•'<
income
those
or
proceeds
is being
$142,500, will be used by
advertising, inventory
developed,
the company.
Aprii
Ended
sates
Net
000
1962
the
Rowles,
approximately
same"
•
31,
share cOnrpare to net of $521,738
period last year.—V. 195, p. 633.
per
of
and/or
gas
214.'
Consolidated
ended
$13,412,126
from
of
The
company,
Nebraska
Offered—
■
share."
the
Shares Offered—
executive offices at 630 Third Ave.,
New York
City, is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, develop¬
ment
and
operation of natural gas and oil properties. It produces
natural
gas
in Wyoming and Utah and produces oil in those states
and the
Republic of Peru. The company is also conducting natural
deemed -"promoters" of the company
Act of: 1933;. as. amended.
In
be
company.
Arvin Industries,
in
per
the
BUSINESS—The
pany
Authorized
President
'
months
six
to $1.43
share for
per
loans.
REDEMPTION
earn-
in. the
$0.81
that income after taxes and minority interest was $5,266,000
Distilling Co.—Six Months' Net Up—
proceeds
repayment
the
of
to
option
$73,965,000,
adapted "for this' purpose by the company.
All
systems
except - certain
dispensing
devices
the
5%* 90-day Note,
per
American
■■
stockholder.
a
Securities
of, "specialized
CAPITALIZATION
..
^Loss
-;
t-.
stock, subject to adjustment.
common
demand
None
accrue
4 Va
such
;ofr
by
products sold by
-
741.
p.
Cor^.—Debentures,
i.'
be available
for exploration and development of existing properties and acquisition,
exploration and development of new properties.
produce any of the chemical products
rather-purchases, its. cheniicals and detergents at com¬
from Scher Brothers, chemical manufacturers, two of
development
Net
oVer
quarter> was $8,096,000, also a record
high,Compared to $6,583,000-during the same period of 1961. The 1962
first quarter earnings, after providing for dividends on
preferred stock,
equaled 47 cents per share of common stock, compared to 37 cents in
1961.—V.
the
for
bearing
does not
company
the
purchased
first
years.
1962. first
%
share. The debentures are convertible at any
to maturity into common stock of the com¬
at $21 principal amount of debentures for each
PROCEEDS—Net
5 Va %
average vnuixxber-{of shares out¬
earnings of $0.71 per share in the
distribution,
and
dispensing systems
.
the
^iii--.ir.'ii.».•:■"»;•
per
pany
methods and.-procedures devised by the company-for use in conjunction
with
manual, mechanical' ov automated electronic, measurement and
/^
totaled $242,864,000. & record for any
company's 61-year history.
Thisf compared with
first quarter of- 1961.
- ? *
'*■/.:
the
$230;h48,000. for. the
Net
the
44c
1,953,780
.
the
on
proceeds, estimated
within
first quarter
1962
in
quarter
in
864,023
77c
2029. %
p.
REVENUES—For
same
stock at $2 per share.
petitive prices
the partners of which
jjarnings^f American..CJafii-»,^-'set"naw..tec.o?ti^ghs^in.-lIre» ^
of' 1962, it was reported at-'tfie annual'ineetings of stock¬
by William C. Stolk, Chairman, and Roy J. Sund, President. "i"
quarter,1 Earnings have improved in each of the last five quarters
1961
1,531,665
-
—1,981,280
outstanding
share of the
Ross, Inc., and Globus, Inc.,
City, offered publicly, 95,000 shares of-|tMs
^old by it but
and
Earnings
.
1962%
^
time prior
specialty chemicals, chemical
detergents and. detergent compounds for the dry cleaning and launder¬
ing industries, restaurants, industrial maintenance and other commer¬
quarter
holders
•>/
r :
-
5% convertible subordinated debentures due May 1, 1977-,
at 100%, and 250,000 shares of its common stock at
BUSINESS—The company, whose address Is Industrial West, AUwoodClifton, N. J„< was incorporated on Jan. 21, 1960.
Together with two
wholly-owned subsidiaries, the company is principally engaged in the
1962
;•
"
*
-
quavtex' sales of $70,393,000 and
the company for sales
promotion,
and other corporate purposes.
the
Co.—Record Sales,"Earnings—
•
On May 2, 1962, an underwriting group jointly headed
by White, Weld & Co., Inc. and Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
New York
City, offered $7,500,000 of this company's
Gas
sales
month's
t'roiix
.
Can
31—
Belco Petroleum
-
,
'■
>
.share—
per
Common
of
months,-.based:
common
Net
•
earnings'from'operations in the
first, quarter/of 1961.~ First quarter .earnings from, operations: in l961f„'
were '$914,960..**''.;.'
' ?"'v.^~J-■
-1
Vvv*
ShiiMwents'.ih--the first quarter increased 33% to $50,185,943 compared
with shipment's of $37,663,741 in 1961.% .-1
"'v.-^' •. >'*'■ :
; Earnings. per. share in the first quarter equaled $1.11 compared with
56 cents, excluding a nonrecurring special,
item, for the same period
in 1961*.,, v:;-';.- =% :•
/<;,"/
;•;;/
*
.Orders, received during the'quarter wef e $58:800,000; a rise of * 43% "
over the
first period in 1961. The backlog of orders was $53,000,000 at
the end of 'the quarter compared .with
$46,400,000 at tlib end' of 1961.
—V. 195, P. 972.
.%
v:. /c".-. j v-;;-v
.
•
31,
'
,
share
per
York
firm's
cial
the
1961.
i
been
had record
Afiiistfoiig had^fi^st
three
New
*■
"
.
March
$15,227,558
'
'
rosp
Earned
amounts
'
.'
for
increase of
Anscott Chemical Industries, Inc.-r-Common
Oh April .26, 1962, Glass &
•
\
March
__2
Common shares
obligation
standing.
This compares
with
opening quarter of last year.—V.
Go.—Earnings Almost Double
,
of
$26,212,504 $20,846,368
declining
-
Shipments and profits of American Brake Shoe were up
sharply from
same
period of last year, it was announced by Kempton Dunnf
President, at the company's Annual Meeting;,'Both orders and
fhipments .'reached
ah
all-time peak for the
company
in" the month of
March.
automobile
Company, New Yor'd City, has been appointed trustee,
paying agent for the company's first mortgage bonds
due April 1, 1992.—V. 195, p. 2029.
Earnings
the
•"
sales
an
a year
ings of $3,792,000. '
'
:
American Brake
For Quarter—
.
produces
or 4 cents per share, for the corresponding period of
1961,
Devine, President, announced to stockholders;
development,
v
$15,000,-
earnings of Amphenol-Borg for the three months
1962, were $412,384, or 30 cents per share, compared
31,
company
increase of
In
facilities with total installed capacity of 4,105,000 h.p.
1737.
p.
'
*
period last year,
it i Was
announced
at the
annual
meeting of stockholders by C. J.
Backstrand, President-; v%';;*?•.. ■> ;'
fixed
income.
ended
income
new
substantial
a
net
The
an
Ingot production in 1961 was about 550,000
facilities). The company has its own hydro¬
leased
also
company
earnings of $4,313,000
$21,400,000
net
quarter
sales
Net
United
^Armstrong Cork Co.—Sales Up 5.1%, Net 13.7%—
annum.
iexcluding,
V.
of
first
Authorized
capacity
for
the
production
of
aluminum
ingot
38,000-ton facilities leased to an associated company) is
electric generating
—
83%
consolidated
the
1961
Becton, Dickinson & Co.—Six Months' Results—
Period
company's
Furthermore* Asarco's
Appalachian Power Co.—Appointment—
present
(excluding
750,000 tons
tons-
about
its
and
the
the
Bankers Trust
credit
a
^- ^
'/
like
Net
registrar and
principalsubsidiary of Aluminium Limited,*
which
owns
all its
common
shares, and is the producing nucleus of
Aluminium
Limited's
world-wide
group.
Alcan's
consolidated
gross
fixed
assets
of
approximately $1,285,000,000 at December 31, 1961
assets,
earnings.
in
of
most
*
$20,021,427,
the
is
company:
activity
for
Canada, Ltd.—Notes Sold
group
the
—V.' -195,
'
standing borrowings- in U.: &f.currency under
The
with
compared
deep pile fabrics used for clothing and other
March
period
Proceeds from the sale of the $100,000,000 in promis¬
sory notes will be used to reduce thpr company's out¬
a
The
Consolidated
/
agreement with
demand
on
in
quarter
earnings of $682,000 increased 20% over the $568,000
period. Per share earnings on common stock, after
dividends on preferred, were 24
cents, compared to 20 cents, for the
prior year; Both sales and earnings were the highest for any first
quarter In company history, Mr. Graham said,
and increases were
general throughout all divisions.—V. 195, p. 1659
i962,
MacXenzie,
with $59,270,
Privately
—On May 2,
it was reported that the company had
placed with institutional investors $100,000,000 in 5.10%
promissory notes due 1992 payable as to both interest
and principal in U. S.
currency.
The First Boston Corp.
and Morgan Stanley &
Co., New York City, negotiated
the placement.
.
stronger
effects
cents
was in operation this year and made
earnings.—V/ 195, p. 1313. •
"
uses.
Matthew L.
April 1, 1980, and $7,600,000 in senior subordinated notes
due April ly 1982.—V. 195, p. 1659. •
Aluminum
90
were
mine
to
Consolidated
The financing included $10,000,000 in senior notes due
'
months" of
1961, J. D,
"' ' ''
,
First
of
debentures
Lehman Brothers
v'•"*'*
1
three
Sales, Net Higher—
overall expansion.
arranged the financing.
'. .v
established
Co.—Earnings Up 27%
thathigher -business
in
products.
Sold
finance
to
and general
27%.
said
beneficial
stock
common
of
reflected
clocks and
Privately—On May 2, 1962,
R. W. Jackson, President, revealed tthat Aldens obtained
$17,600,000 on a long term basis from a group of insur-*
anee
hourly-
houx-lv-rate
V
was
other
-
Alden's, Inc.—Notes
and
the
Quarterly sales passed " the $10,000,000 mark : for the first time
in the history of the
company, William B.. Graham,
President, an¬
nounced. vNfet sales at $10,094,000 wci-e
9%
over
those of $9,268,000
,
quarter of 1962,
the first quarter
share in
per
.
'
629.
p.
16c
or
salaried
861.
p.
Headquartered in Chicago, Amphenol-Borg is a major
of electronic components and equipment
for communications,
aircraft," missiles; computers and
pared
share
195,
manufacturer
Griffiths, President, told the annual meeting.
;; Net income for the first quarter hf 1962 amounted to $718,000,
common
all
cover
("including .stock)-for
Life Insurance Co.; The Connecticut Mutual Life Insur¬
ance
Co.; Aetna Life Insurance Co.; Phoenix Mutual
Life .Insurance Co.
•'
were
March,
with
tion
totaled
and
before
1, 1977. The transac¬
negotiated by Hornblower & Weeks, New York
City, and the purchasing institutions were: New York
23 cents per
new
a
end
for
direct placement with institutional investors of
000 in promissory
notes, due Nov.
'
31,A also
earnings
the
lor
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp. — Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—'On May 1, 1962, the corporation announced the
cents
517.
p.
quarter of
recorded
tne
in
or
'
Co.—Sales-Up 33%—
Company sales
from
1961.—V.
n.ngo
$1,373,737,
laoi.
o*
The
050,000
w
?
was
contribution
in
the
corresponding lirst quarter of 1961.
The March
quarter sales were also 7%
ahead of the fourth quarter Of 1961,'. the
previous record quarter.
\
Combined net income reached a record of
27
months'
requirements of the
employees,
with
about
payment in shares of the com¬
programs
reserve
increase
Mission copper
$14,400,915
or
six
meet
cents
Laboratories, Inc.—Sales Up 9%, Net 20%—
cents
12
»
and,
MacKcnzie
metals
t
$1,647,439,
to
$5,650,000.—V.
share of
per
an
States
set records,- U." A.
Whitftker;-President," tolU stockholders at the 'animal
meeting.
■
• '■
/ *
'
'
<•
V Combined sales totaled $16,752,921, up 16% over" combined sales cf
,(
cents,
Sales, Earnings—
ana
its
the
Baxter
48
or
t
President, told stockholders at the company's
meeting./.'V 'V -;y
Earnings
Combined
of
programs
reserved
These
The
is
Chairman
annual
subsidiaries and
amount
stock.
fund
out
reserved
•
$2,208,264,
•
The company elarhed $5,767,000; fdk-1 the first
compared with $4,726,000 in the first quarter of
Asarco
'
"
been
Sharing
of
earnings
1961.
American .Smeitipg-. & Refining
News of Business and Finance
AMP Inc.—Record
that
employees-
employees'
that
has
Progress
over
quarter-of
reported
$9,250,000
company's
<
increase
second
manufacturer of
acquired
Colebrook, Inc.,
in
stores,
2,000
and
operators and owners
Maurice
Inc.,
of
would
both
Saltzman,
continue
Colebrook
The acquisition,
Brooks
capital
for young adult women, has
and" skirts for misses are sold
affiliated corporations,
apparel
whose sweaters
Colebrook Mills, Inc.. and
of three sweater mills.
President
to
sell
of
under
Bobbie Brooks, said that Colebrook,
its own label and that management
companies would
continue in present positions.
which became effective April 28, was made for Bobbie
on a pooling of interests basis and will add ap-
stock
-
*
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2150)
Monday, May 7; 1962
.
.
.
*
proximately 4%
for the fiscal year
to Bobbie Brooks earnings per share
Earnings
ending April 3p,
Mr. Saltznian said.
;
• v
•; _-/7
Colebrook, with headquarters at 1407 Eroadway in New York City,
has grown from a sales volume on a calendar year basis orv$688,000
in
1958 to S3,570,COO in 19ul, witu 198.4 aaies estimated at 35,000,000.
Morion
and
Hill
is
president,
B.
Richard
Wolf, Vice-President.—V. 195,
Howard
Smith
A.
Executive
ing
,/a\:* 7.
in. 1961
Boston Edison
Co.—Proposed Bond Refunding—Stockholders of this company are to vote June 6 on a proposal
to refund $15,000,000 of series
G, 5V4% first mortgage
bends due Oct.
ly 1989.
If approved the new. bonds
would
be
issued
in
late
June.—V.
on
C. I. T.
!
The
-
podling of
a
figures.—V.195,
corporation
:■ equal to 54
Breskin
Irving
cents
Co.,
York
New
common "stock
V
7
:
•
has
first quarter of 1961,
first
"the
;
Lazard Freres &
•
of
Bache
Net sales of
the BP
Group in 1961
gain of $90,000,000 over the previous
according to the preliminary report of
Consolidated
280,000
stock
unit
the
close
ing
for
,
At
amounted
of
the
1961
of
total
per
one
for
ordinary
was
stock
annual
close
amounted
67
year
per
units
for
cents
outstanding
after
share
common
a
l9ou.—V.
will be
Is4,
will
paid
free
the
$9,203,000.
a/'
told stockholders at the annual meeting
held
June
on
27,
barrels,
/'
/./
the
compared
BP
with
The
tax., •>':
its
million
547
The general tempo
of business
•\
First
1,
i98j
101.78%;
at
City .Trust
N.
Co.,
194,
will
be
made
the
at
Finance
bitter
j
62,860
plus
funds of
short
finance
mobiles,
1, 1962
W ;
1
share.
per
loan
and /
located
in
household
fifteen
to
and
contracts
mostly
states,
lesser
a
loans
and
initially
through
is
originating with
furniture,, appliances
dealers
other
merchandise
business
in
consisted
-
business.
customers
also life,
The
finance
offices
insurance
The
insurance
entered
company
into
and
its
ordinary
Its
principal executive offices
Angeles, Calif.
••
CAPITALIZATION
life
life
subsidiary
business.
under
laws
located
are
insurance
insurance
1937
the
Short-term
Senior
6434
at
Wilshire
has
Blvd.,
TO
4.45%
FINANCING
Outstanding
fiftqgn
(due
note
1962-1969)
1962-1971):
6%
sinking fund note (due-1962-1966 )_:_—-_^_—
twelve year promissory notes (due
1962-1969)—-.
6%
twelve
6%
twelve
6%
fifteen Vear promissory notes (due 1965-1975)—
mortgage 4%% sinking fund note (due 1962-
;
Funded
Deb*;..
"7.
--•
-
—
fifteen
(due
subordinated
year
1*962-1973)
sirking
fund
fj%
subordinated sinking fund note (dne
534% subordinated sinking fund note (due
Junior Subordinated Funded
Debt:.,.,.
Junior
subordinated
debentures,
6%
Junior
subordinated
debentures, 63*4%
(due 2010)
debentures,
7—
—
pfd.
to
common
50c
(due
purchase
the
6%
$9
Walston
&
Hentz
Co..
Sr.
R.
amount
below
of
p.
real
476 378
shs.T_
ar»H
6 200
".
3.700
and
3i700
Net
2.500
Net
2,500
Number
'■
-A
-
Net* sales
was
into'three
earn
over
for
the
new
week
settled
the'three
record
month
on
high
*».t
the
April 9,"
and
the
E._, E.
a
first
will
corresponding
amounted
year
quarter
ago*.
results
company's Mdskeeon,
E. Bensinger said.
B.
of
1962
period
rose
in
to
..
9%
$67,684 597
were
♦
1961
"
abour
.
,
achieved
which
w wmcn
shares
year
outstanding,
based
year,
fiscal
-
v.
$1,-
on
an
54
were
cents
compared
of
average
with
2,694,000
7^/2 .v;/ :,; :.V;y7 '.7.;.'a'/.77
.aa77':7.i;
of 53 North Park Avenue, Rockville Centre, N. Y.,
filed
and
underwriting
tlso
terms
includes
(1)
offerfing
be supplied by amendment.
The
shares underlying 5-year warrants
to
are
50,000
the underwriters for. $2,500, exercisable at
price to be supplied
a
underwriter
prior
Kesselman
and
Co.,
&
Inc.
warrants sold to-said
$1,000, in connection with
for
offering by the company, exercisable at' $8 per share..' 7
salel
7 The
company is engaged primarily in
the consumer
finance
which consists of the purchase, by the
company from .retail
of instalment • contracts entered into by customers with, the
business
dealers
dealers;
net
in
connection
proceeds
will
from
be
All
available
or
debenture
such proceeds
Armstrong
Co.,
*
purchases of merchandise.
The
will be added td general funds '
sale
|or working capital and general corporate
portion%J
a
A." J. "
to
instalment
with
the
Inc.,
pur¬
be used to reduce indebt--
may
temporarily
until
the' company
share
the
for
LaMotte
first
T.
-
-I':'
March
22;
of
the
1980.
a
desirable
which
Prior
the
•
from
CoJgrate-Palmolive Co.—Record
Consolidated
the
were
of
fales
highest
for
the
account
of
All
In--
was
cr
6k
60
cents
$168,408,000
Inc;,
of
of
its
method
the
.7.'.
structural
as
EFFECT
.a
-
A-'-
7
brick
installation,
as'
v
'
period
same
2,000,000 shs.
7
7
7
;
of
shares
195,
P./1314.
■'
Chesebrouffh-Pond's
tails
17.^__
"
after pfd. dividends
outstanding__"__'___*_
a-
Our- April
30,
7vAA'
"
,
274,913
1962
—
i;7;'
r"
-
7
-
a
.A.
'
and
sales-increased.
A:f 7'y?- AA.;.
A;;.-'-, •
System, Inc.—Partial Redemption—/
at
101.25%."
Payment
■
will
June
on
1,
its
be
through,
1962,
isericg
made
H,
due
,
at
-
Comcor,-In:c.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
share.
per
.'
proceeds
will
be
of
used
for; repayment
existing
contracts- and
--V'7_ _\//;
bank
operating
of
.'-a
!'7*
the laws bf the
Inc.,
and its
to Conico):, Inc. *ilts plant and *
offices are located at 430 South Navajo Street,. Denver. : The company is r
smah.
new
entry
in
the highly
competitive field of research,
development, and manufacture of electronic analog computers, and
the
maintenance
thereof.
Competition—for government--business,
as
well as in the commercial field for the most
part is from largi and
well
established companies possessing
substantially greater financial
resources
than those of the company^
Since commencing operations
in November,
1959, the company has had a net operating loss.
The
outstanding stock has been diluted by the fact that certain shares
were
issued in consideration of services and other shares-were issued
at varying prices from*$0.55 to $3.00
per share.' '
.-"/•-7
of
was
j* 7*
•
company
Colorado
on
incorporated under
was
.Nov.
on
.changed
•
A
25,
1959
May/1.7,
as
Computronics,
1961,
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JANUARY 1,
Short-term
—v.
26c
2,936,423
7
194,
The
the 7sale
•
7v7.-/a1
"
;
«:
namedbelow* ^.have
conditions of fclje underwriting
1978
ment
on
'.severally /
'agree-
(50
bank
p.
cents
.•
.
.
-
-./A/
par)/-
loans
'$100,000
2440.
1962 "
7
-* /
-7
98,866-Shs.
$65,281-
■
"'/'
,
•;!
-'-Outstanding
Aut'"orized
249,999 shs.
■
-7
'
r"
Community Public Service Co.r—Partial Redemption—
•
issue, reported
•
-
,
a;--.
Financing De-
'
'
-
-
'A-.;/.,/ V
underwriters'
terms
Gas
Som.mon stock
790,
,200
40c
2 ,987,155
Additional
V
UNDERWRITERS—The
."•'*7 - %
,
4
consolidated
;
1.982
company
operation
Inc.
1961
I the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y.—V. 195, p. 863.
'7/7/,/.• "'.A:/:a/
A
A>.. A7 7 : ';,'7
-7'<'/"*, ;A.7., A;-:''..A.,/ 7/■!/..!'■
;<*.
352,
,8.50
April 27 of 89,252 shares of this firm's,
outstanding cap-/
ital stock at .$60.25 per share/'
Additional financing -de-)
agzeed, subject to the
.June. 1,,
name
■
7—„,1 ,203.479
share
com.
ac-
-
companies—.:—
1
per
history,
•
"BUSINESS—The
Corp.—Quarterly Report
common
in
operation
State
293,751 shs
taxes on
)
.
31,
t
..
.7 : 7
Outstanding-1.
-
March
net. income
fulfillment
capital. '.
Century
FINANCING
/•'•.Authorized".'-
ended
Coigate-Palmolive's
The7dorporation has called for redcmplipn
of the sinking fiml, $510,000" of
,
at $5
sometimes,'does.*7^/ 7" '
TO^PRESENT
quarter
The
present
'
rthe
per
per
Net
-M
thirteen-stock-f7 loans,
of
of
7;
an April
6, 1962 offering circular, the company offered publicly,;
without underwriting, 42,500 shares of its common stock
150.000
share.
fo
in
quar^r
any
7;
cents
•Columbia
;v."
public
company.
the
7*^7
-
for the> first quarter"of "1962 was $5,238,000
share of Common stock, as compared to $5,037f000 or
share in the same quarter of 1961.—V. 195, p. 974.
7 /Consolidated
.
offering of June
shares;
7:%7
;
Sales for Quarter—
.
to%'the
Compared
Penn¬
Securities,
per
7
1961
cording to George H. Lesch, President;-In his report to stockholders at
tl)e company's annual, meeting.
f
;7 :
facing process which embodies- vir¬
qualities, of real brick without the cost, of-
GIVING
.
60
•
of
31,488 ;out
$2.00
the
.
7
'
first
its
.7 ',
said first quarter sales were
first tpmi'ter of $2,'101,507, while ■
new'orders
received
were
$1,549,000.' up 20%
from ythe71961 -first '
quarter of $1,285,000.—V.- 1S5, p. 2031.
*
;
•/
7a
to
brick
10cU
(par
at
-Pa.,
State
was.owned,by
sell -their,
to
for
Summit
of
public
the" company
intend
developed
of, the
company; conducted
1
7-
7.
Chairman,
Board
25%'
$1,570,660, down
*
outstanding stock
,w7
laws
1961.
quarter of
Cohu,
15,000,000 7
to
W.*7l2th-sT.?Sfeie,
basis,
to
not
owned
tails follow:'
despite
Michigan plant
last
by amendment, and (2) 20.000 shares underlying
"7"
trailsferred
be
premium on
the
•Adjusted to. include Alloy Rods Co.
9%—
quarter
Bensinger President, announced!
period
reported
first
the
an
$2.892.350Mn
$61,647,327
strike
in as
the
;
a
of *'
common'stock
value
par
2710.--
through
efforts
sold
2440.
p.
income
—V.
Corp.—Sales, Net Up Over
stock
income
120 000
.
of
for that year of $1,869,000. Earn¬
'
-
$17,318,4)00
p.
4506
the
requires pointing
50%
120 000
.7
2,8^4.000
fiscal
1899.
credit
tax
.
1961.
registration statement
sold to
earnings.-r-V/ 195, 7
V
1962/7 7 ?1961
companies.—- $37 .464,594 $33,116, 032
a
-765,000
inco:ne.%.y
360, 000
Net income of consolidated domestic
companies
9.28,536
437, 350
Equity in undistributed earnings of foreign subs. A
;
r
prior
p.
for
with the SEC on April 2.7 covering $5,000,000
convertible subordinated debentures due
1982, to be offered for public
sale through underwriters headed
by Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc.,
49 West
33rd
Street, New York.
The
interest rate,
.»' '* 7'7--7 r.
• /.7.7;.
$1C0 par value of CIPS.'preferred, '*
shares. '"' ;-v7' ."-*7
-;'a
.>f7
under
stock
Provision for U. S. Federal
3.700
180.000
t
of
average
193,
.
required
was
income
public
Net
4,3.50
<
,,
provision
Federal
price
.Period Ended March 31-^/,
sales of consolidated domestic
-
4.3-50
180.000
a
best
stock
the
of,
1959,
exclusively
has
194,
Inc.—71
1805.
Bensinger, Chairman,
13
$10
from
190,
1958,
22.
on
do
is
16,
were
Chemetron
4 350
210.000
Co.___
corporation's net
"The
of
account
;.,
Common
6.200
,
180.000
Eichler &
$3,146,619% from
the
in
authorized
of
*7'7
500,000
total
a
num¬
300 000
Co,
who
never
—V.
210.090
Staats &
Brunswick
10%
to
company-,
a
the
alKof
Brick
names:
210.000
an
statement
21.310
300.000
wj
C0.____7"____^___
tax
a
of
'
value common-stock
total
•
'•
brick.^In addition, because
Shares
$990,000
Co.-
*
.
F.
that
capital
CAPITALIZATION
the
income
reflected
Jtoburn Credit Co., Inc.—Debentures Registered-—•
,
stock;.-7 ■-7.,7-77 :.
shares
severally
their respective
No
1960.
for r.1 he
The company,
.
a
of'directors; was pre- 7
the
company's' articles '
•^.*•'.<♦77'*7-' '^7r
" >
to
7
par
7"
surplus.—V.
common
.
on
of
677.260
un.^ou
have'
debentures
—
Inc.—
&
all
tually
shs.):
Debentures
Co.—
Su*ro & Co
Golkin. Bomback & Co
J^hn lamnla
Investors,
R.
V"r,
in:-
common
shares
June
its
closed
Century
below
opposite
*•
&
was
financing
36,092 shs.
J. Barth & Co.---
195,
'
r
Co.__—
T ateman.
to
the, dip
to
amendment
results
changing.1'the
April
offered,
holders
4,754,000
named
forth
shares
,65.000
(authorized
par
on
cents
69
an
on
On
1959,
—
1,000,000
,
&
;
series A
(authorized
princiDal
Granbery, Marache
The
said
stock
cf
issue
underwriters
shares set
7
.
of ";ah'
and
350,000
underwriter,
7—2'7_,-V
:7.'.- 7.7_'..7
..
shares,
par
Shearson, Hammill
-V.
contributed
value
par
earned
sylvania.
■
$10 par (authorized 1,000,000
(Athorized 1,000.000 shs.
agreed
;
from-
offering
——2
snSres,
William
D
for
operations
shares.—V.
\
' '7 '7"7 "a
$18,378,261^ was slightly ahead of
of unshipped orders on April
record for that date.—V. 195, p. 862 and.:
/,
•'
'
r
,
Increasing the total authorized
from
corporated
(due
shs..
series
bers
7
no
150,000
C
series
-
.7'.
'
.
preferred
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
of
.BUSINESS.—The
(due
B
;
shs.)
Bache
1,073,000
—_
5T4%. series
debentures, 5%%
Stock:
convertible
H.
based
and
which
Increasing
270,000
_„„7
Common
(due
—
1969)
Serial
A
—
Junior subordinated
47,836
500,000 V
.
series
Subordinated Capital Income Debt:*:1" 7
Subordinated capital income debentures,
of
customers
our
April 23, 1962 offering circular, Sandkuhl.;
Co., Inc., New York City, offered 75,000 shares of this
common stock at $4 per share;. Net
proceeds, esti¬
mated at $240,000, will be used-for
expansion, development of Canadian rights, purchase of
a-building,, equip¬
ment, the establishment of district" offices, * advertising, /
and working capital.
--r\ 77.
7' •' 7 7.. 7:77 77 -
240 000
——
subordinated
1962-1967
6%
Had
yojiune-/as 'liist -year, the
been greater than a
have
firm's
% 90.000
--
I960
many/construction
520,000 with £ resultant net income
•' 7,•/•>,;^,-7,7 ings per share of common stbek for
&
7:
240.000
1962-1971)
——
-
1962-1%9)
Junio--
60c
also
form
>
Pursuant to
371.500 V
1962-3 966)
series
1962-1P71)
a
note
...
.
The
Century Brick Corp. of America—Common Offered:—
2——2——
—
7
>
,
And subsidiaries reported sales of $286,886,600 for the
3. 1962, compared with sales of $262,504,000 7
$18,325,000.
*'•
rubo-dinated sinking fund note (due 1932-1969)
subordinated sinking fund note (due 1962-1967)
,;
52-week
with $349,000
to
;
the
common
and!
6%
Canital
the
7
1,650,000
totaled $859,240,
ended :March 31, 1961.
ended Feb;
year
the
u*
'.a,
same
would
declines
first quarter earnings' of $167,3.90 oh sales
earnings -were, equal to 25' cents ocr conuivon ahftre/
Ala.,
Luthringer
1,250,000
siibordniated sinking fund note (due 1962-1971)
5%%
•
the
the
537.135
4.95%
5%
53tweek
Th><bar'klog
•
-
3,150,000
1976
Subordinated
r
'
.
improvement.
in
Changing .each share.-cf $10
stock
,
First
-
in
'(3)
'
1.000,000
income taxes
months
three
the
Sn
S.
(2 )
812,500
promissory notes (due 1962-1971)
2
promissory notes (due 1963-1972 )'___"
$354,971
The company
:
totaling
company
from 5,000,000
shares of no par value; and
2,000,000
for Federal
said.
1961.
the
650.000
4.6%
year
"
reported
The
7
shares
1,360,000
,
G.
John
provision
.
777,/.;/;
•
attributed
shUv-uow.*-
period
million/a
incorporation
r
year sinking fund
year
of
$28
Holt,
in
,(-1)
' '
$19,105,000
(due
1961,
Citr Stores Co.—Annual Sales Up 9.3%—
lower
of
•
in
Quarter-^
Los
PRESENT
!
_i—
sinking fund note
year
%
.
sented
EFFECT
Corporation
requires Additional advances for tlie acquisition of instalment contracts. "
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
company hasAoutstanding;899,- 275 shares of eomthon stock, of which management officials as a
Luthrioger,wCIPS President,, said the' stock split.-is being
group^
effected -in order to place
the market valiie of - the :common7 shAreS 7; own 47.6%.. Harold Grossman is Boai'd Chairman -ahd lrvfng L. BSern- v
in,-a more popular price, range,
This should result"drt a- more orderly 7," stein is President.—V.195,- p.- 2031. 7 7
market
performance and a
broader -ownership -base,^ -fie ;added. ;- He>'.
expressed belief that the results ."Will enhance-the marketability, of
% sjCohli Electronics, Inc.—-Stows Loss for
;
the common
shares
and
benefit shareholders,- the company
and
its a
This San Diego, Calif, firm reported a 'first' quartet; loss of $14,321
customers.'-.
A
<..-"<7,'£ •-;•-* 7-:.7- V." \ ^ V*': f Z-A-'V7; £ I or
one
cent a share, compared to net income of $209,155 or 15 cents a ,"
The stock proposal, made by the CIPS board
aaaAa/-
Debt:
fifteen
their
the
"
Board,
contracts.-
shipments
for
the
cause
held
booked,
company
M.
"A
GIVING
borrowings
Funded
4%%
of
all
edness
California.
of
V
7.
1962,
poses.
insurance.
brokers
the
1,
also
incorporated in
was
of
which
Ceco
quarter
862.
p.
also has
two
wholly owned
insurance
subsidiaries.
Besides writing insurance
generated by the finance offices, the com¬
pany's casualty insurance
subsidiary writes insurance
generated * by
recently
Chris-Craft Industries. Inc.,
(the
which became effective April
30,
amendment! for the first quarter
against $17,'380,269
in the same
Barfnister,-President reported.1
of-
revenues
net
Chairman
accept
about
plant
company
non-affiliated
June
on
by
place for their consumer finance ;7
covering motor vehicles and household goods and -
accident and health
redemption
"Wage
the
company,
The
Quarterly
—
:City Prdducts Corp.-7-Merger Details,, Announced—a
See Household Finance Corp., this issue.rrV.. 195, p> 2031.
7, i7r
,
earnings. ''''
a,-//
'7.7''7:7/
increases which went-into effect July -lv '»iq(;L. were lollowod 7
additional fringe benefits which became efl'e'ctivb- duidng' the first
quarter of 1962.
A three-week-strike in, Januavy 'at" the dompanv's
-
sold
10%
consisted
of
retail
installment
sales
through a wholly-owned subsidiary, is also 7>
engaged in commercial acounts
receivable
financing, which in 1961
accounted
for
approximately 20%. of • the total
volume
of, finance,The
for
continuing
are
$5,132,155.
for
approximately
contracts.
1962
compared .with
During the first three months of 1961, the company earned $28"2!82*0i,?
42 cents per share, on sales of $5,119,368.
'%
Sidney Gondelman.i chairman and president,7 saift the- continuance*
of
the
industry-wide -soft price structure was
the
principal reason 7
small %
of
New~ Name
—
or
auto-
70%., of
5.000
Corp.—Sales; Earnings Down—
reported
earnings
business
The
wholly-owned
approximately
Co
end
Central.Foundry Co.—Earnings Lower—
to re¬
retail
and
net
NAFI
Earnings before
1962,
'7A
974.
p.
;
primarily in
purchasing retail
in
31,
t
engaged
extent,
-
payment
basis.
During 1961,
volume of the company's
finance
dollar
used
at March
,
weather,
to
first
was
of
operating
company
business,
sales
and
company
time
a
1
April
called
ago," Mr, Ochiltree
New
the
indebtedness.
subsidiaries
small
installment
the
term
BUSINESS—The
on
from
&
filing of a" certificate of
amounted'"to $17,860,000,
three-months
.
which
on
able
year
proceeds from the financing will be added to the
general
the
interest
shares at $16.75
common
Net
duce
accrued
has
Ochiltree,
company's
1962, Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York '
City, and associates offered publicly $3,000,000 of this
firm's" 6% capital income debentures, series A, due 2010
95%
of
5general sinking fund debentures, series A due
102%
Payment will
be made
at.< any
oranch in /
(except Yukon Territory) of the Bank of Nova Scotia.
winter
been
Offered
—On May 2,
at
Witter
■
A.
projects
Flan—Debentures—Common
$261,038,000
share, on sales of $16 813,976.-q
per
Ned
/
"Margins
Budget
the
of
name
with
Stone Ltd.—To Redeem Debs.
Cut
&
at
corporation
;v„. cents
739.
p.
to
the
at
Ceco Steel Products
Redemption—//7;;',7/
Payment
1.—v.
Dean
year ended Jan. 28,
1961, an increase of $24,382,000,
or 9.3% 7 The
last year's sales inclulde operations of W. & J. Sloane;
•
Inc. on the West Coast from April 1, 1961 and on the
earnings of $114,600, or 11 cents per
Eqst Coast from
Sept. 1,
1961. -7
■ f,;. /
f,
.
; ;v ' ■■.y,; ; 7 .aa-A;
share, or net sales of $13,800,366 for the first quarter cricfed, March- 31,
j
» :
a■■.•'■■■g.i.
■
.-A A
-•
1962.7 In the same period "a year ago, earnings were "$239,3ii; or, 22 .7
Net income before taxes for 1961 amounted to $1,518,000<,compared
barrels
has called for redemption' on June 1, 1962, through
the sinking fund, $100,G'JO of its
5V*%
first mortgage
Nat.onal
3.000
—
*
Consolidated
new
for
company
operation of
bonds, due June
1976
Nova. Scotia
AV
'
Crushed
r-V.|193, p. 1899.
1961
,
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Partial
Co
Corp. 25,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
—* "3,000
J. R. Wllliston & Beane__
3,000
7
Report—
new-uusmess
the
amounted
$238,225,000
corporation
1,'
The
The
&
5,000
outstanding
June
A/,'1//
\
in
Group
Roland
Paribas
Chris-Craft Industries, Inc.
company." a7/a/,/,VV:;7;/;/;
interest,'wnica represent a backlog
unearned
earnings,
with
Canada
1960
1962, and the
to stockholders of
1962.
of
for
income
and
Inc—2__
„
7,
1962
15,
April
U. K.
June
on
products
dividend
of
income
for
one
5,000
Pierce, Fen-*
Smith
Dec.
•
cents) 77
(27%
pence
total
cents),
be
on
refined
A2~.b.-
p.
(27
business
and
11%
corresponding
pence
million
587
to
The
artel
excellent
an
Lynch,
Model,
3,000
—
of the first,-quarter ,of" 1961., /: / lAfter provisio)S^(*for - taxes; consolidated ^et income ' Was $469,240, ' '•
31, 1961, they aggregated $260,093,000. 1a
Y7 a7*7/7 /'<•" ./aA equal to 36 cents per capital share on 1,314,116 shares outstanding. 2
This
compares
with net
after
taxes
in
the' 1961 first quarter of
Total outstanding receivables for all financing
and factoring oper1
$544,971, or 41 cents per capital share based on the same number
ations of the corporation were $2,194,500 000 at March 31,
19J2, com¬
of
shares
outstanding.
pared with $2,122,200,000 in 1961.—V. 195. p. 1094.
At
":a/7;;.
-
be
gross
compared
at
for
3,000
Noyes &
—V. 195, p. 2031.
Loeb,
&
ner
5,000
Corp
totaled
1962
.
of-future
adjust¬
-
dividend
also
Deferred
ordinary
7a/"7.' ■/.
final
a
should
$168,-
was
one
I960
•;/ /
Directors,
shilling
one
meeting
of
oil
crude
of
llVs
general
the
of
with
of
a
$1,811,600,C00,
/'K/. 7
income
261.361,991
on
$1,902,320,000,
of
the
for
Net
reserves.
unit.
if approved,
at
cents
Board
1961
shilling and
Sales
Group
1960.
toi
total
company.
shilling and five pence/(20 cents), free of U. K. in¬
recommended
for each ordinary stock unit
making a
dividend
record
BP
in
compared
oi
ihe
oi
was
dividend,
the
year's
one
tax,
The
of
64
to
year,
n.eeuiig
come
in
profit
capitalization
a
year
net
against $174,160,000
as
amounted
the
Co.-—_
Hemphill,
cents
Co.,
^
Merrill
77
5,000
5,000
7
Report—-
Inc
M".
Co.
A 3,000
5,000
Inc.—1
_7
RhoadeS &
&
Loeb
Higginson
Carl
3,000
—
Glore, Forgan & Co._——
Sachs & Co.—
.
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Annual
Lee
3,000
5,000
for
started well.
directly 'at/eel's our
so
Kuhn,
10,500
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc.—
The First
Boston Corp.
,
51
or
present year has
which
10,500
Co.——
&
Shares
Shares
-
Co.-
Co.—2
&
Blyth & Co.,
opportunities in
many
lines, is good and seems to be getting better.Money costs
and credit losses remain at low levels."
v-"/
"//"'"•• v.7-'/-;
7/./A7:
"With deferred income at a record level, and practically- all elements
in
our
operations currently on the up-grade/*; he addeu,
"we antici>
pate a very good first half for C.I.T. and believe- the year as a whole
the
Allyn
u> reflect a two-ior-one. split which
Provision for Federal ■ income
taxes
aojusued
months
C.
A.
.'"'7
-
,
Brothers
Lehman
earnings of
$10,155,000,
first quarter ended March
the
shares
Goldman,
$9,903,000,
Lundell, President,
v
activity,
'
of
numbers
net
share,-for
November.
last
three
Walter
that
with
compared
effective
the
'./A a,-;/
i
from the selling' stockholder the following respective
of capital stock:
to purchase
ment,
on.
.
reported' record
common
a
1962,
L.
City, has been appointed sole transfer
corporation.—V. 195, p.-.1921;.
of
share
per
/•' j*
•
1 ':
•*-,>
.".77
Zebco Co., which were acquired
basis, are included in the 1962 and
1207.
th?
became
Publications, Inc.—Appointment—
Trust
ag'ent of the
18. cents
and
interest
p.
31,'
743.
p.
equal ,to
were
.FinancialACorp.—Earnings Higher— •' •'1 /•>*•
for
195,
period
1962
earlier. \ '
• .v
of Kiekhaefer Corp.
year
a
1961
a//.'
•
the
Operations
Vice-President,
1660.
p.
for
17^570,824 common shares outstanding on March 31," 1^62. This com¬
with 17 cents per share on 17,353,669 common shares outstand¬
pares
at
of
100%
will
be
-has
the
.
made
Worth,
Texas/or
hattan
Plaza,
New
called
sinking
plus
for- redemption
fund,
accrued
at
The
at' The
York
$98,000
interest
First
Chase
15,
N.
on
premium
a
National
Bank
Manhattan
Y.—-V.
193,
June
1; -1962, -through
its. 4% % ...debentures
of
and
p.
of
Bank,
2541."
due
1.45% .' Pay¬
Worth, Fort
One Chase, Man¬
of
Fort
7
/
"
Compagnie Francaise des Petroles—Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—*-On May 1, 1962. it was reported .that $5,000,008
of this firm's 6%
serial notes due 1967-70 had been sold
'
^?WWPWrimeem«a(ii
Volume 195
Number
.
6157
.
.
The Commercial and
.
privately through Paribas Corp,, and Lehman Brothers,
New York City.
Continental
Net
sales
for
Cl ffld
the
d»0/IO
Diamond Alkali
,
Can
Co.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
first
OCO
nAA
quarter
i'-..
ii.
of
1962
to
rose
$257,959,000
11
_
,
l!?*?a
•
com--
with
39
cents
common
48
on
cents
and
year
lor
the
first
686,000
for
income
....
12,413,989
on
12,351,812
-Earnings before
this
share
.since
last
quarter
of
first
this
year
of
quarter
quarter
of
195,
the
1961.
$6,909,000
were
1961.—V.
v" :
quarter
Income taxes
.
.
.
The
company had sales of $26,466,992 and net isffnings of $1,049,581
$.89 per share "for the first
quarter of 1962,
President Jamos M.
reported to the shareholders at the annual meeting.
For the
corresponding quarter of 1961; net sales Were $22,543 880—
present
•
For
the
operating
first
divisions,
year.
•;
of
quarter
*,
.
sales
,
42%
were
higher
sustained
company
$95,061, equal to 8 cents per share. Ex-Tus've of the loss
applicable to operations of the Superior Steel Division
first
quarter
equal to 41
of
last
cents
net
year,
share for
per
would
earnings
than
net
a
that period.—V.
have
195,
of
National
(G. & W. H.)
17>/2%
ahead
told
man,
-The
its
of
W.
the
H.
like
quarter
stockholders-at
Corson
the
,
;
by, 10%
Diamond
earnings
:
L.
oldest
rounding
v
-
Corson,
President,
operations for
its history.
Carroll
for
•He
year
needs
p.
executive
sales
with
v
1381.;
for
the
$9,200,070
•
vice-president,
20%
in
.on
stock
common
said
;
;
the
the
the
this
period
same
in
sales of two
were
Hunter
sales
*•. '
'•
best
in
:
quarter
field
sales
year.—V.
earnings
99c
share: in
per
first
year's
48c
or
first
shares
period
share,
per
quarter
of
and
in
1961.
in
outstanding last year.—V.-195,
with
•
••
•
-
.
for
/
Crowell-Collier
of
May
stock
at
share.
per
'
on
preferred
31,
1961. /:
that
it
has
agreed
a
per
two
new
by
year
commercial
.than
a
the
and
year
further
Diners'
all
retail
the
the
ago;
•
-that
to
extend
Diners'
v
[.results
\*
Club
to
made
its
first
acquisition
whether such
;
of
G.
A.
-
it
quarter
1961
Spalding
&
talks will be resumed.
•
....
'
On
iht
Eastern
^
the
that
Breaking
Air
,
laws?
a
-1957
Under
the
Justice-'Department
anticrust
01
-grounds.
in-Salt Lake
primarily
Natural
because
Gas .Act,
of,pe-<
asset ^acqu^si-
they
if
tend
to
substantially
lessen
California
///:/:
an.d the
appealed
merger
was
consuj-n-
to. FPC
assault.
antitrust
from
Federal
the
and
Reserve
the
Commission
Power
said
"reserved"
is
Douglas
could
court
to
substantial?
was
r.ne
sa»a,
the
.decide,
certain
provision
of
/
task
to
Board—have/hn
anti-merger
for/having
decided one
the .courts: Whether me...lessen¬
FPC said it was not.
rPC snuukt have delayed action
antitrust
ifor
case
two
.^practical
/•>■./
the
'
should
court
the
decide
merger
was
case
/■
.
.
the commission to await decision in
action," Justice Douglas concluded.
Justices
Harlan
and
Stewart /vigorously oojecteu to the majority's
opinion.
"Without adverting to any legal principle.or statute to support its decision, the (majority) appears to lay down a pervasive rule,
born solely of its
own
abstract notions of what 'orderly procedure*
requires, that seemingly will henceforth govern every -agency actjon
involving matters with respect to which -theanfitrust laws are ap-
/
......
orderly
antitrust
plciable
procedure
suit
before
is
for
tRking
is then pending in the courts."
"to a decision which broadly works
relationship between the administrative and
judicial 'functions in matters of tb.s Kind.'
;
The Court's decision,
they said "creates, a wholly artificial imbalfance between antitrust law enforcenientl' and administrative regulation
1'he
and
said
antitrust
litigation
they couldn't subscribe
such havoc with
proposed
the proper
v
regulatedy^tistyries". -and isn't/supported
With, respect to Federally
/'by reason or authority."
Lines^ Inc.—Shows Profit for Quarter—
...
Record Sales'/Earnings
through all previous
miles flown in .'March
records, for passengers carried and
Teacher, a 79-year-old professional magazine for
passenger
and for the first quarter, Eastern
from
Educational
Publishing Corp. of Darien,
Conn.
Air Lines reported a net prpfit, after tax charges, of $173,000 for the
Grade Teacher is published monthly
first three
except^1 in July and August. 'It
months,., of,<49.62. No special credits are included in this
has a paid circulation of
approximately 160,000.'.';
•
//•
quarter's figure. "■
-..V j
'. Crowell-Collier
also will acquire the series of
On a comparable basis, first .quarter operating losses were $3,573,000
teachers' guides and
after tax credits of $3,235,000 in 1961 and $243,000 -after tax credits
supplementary instructional materials produced and sold by Educational
of $75,000. in 1960t;Publishing Corp. for use in elementary schools. The company said the
"
•• v,
•
"
• (Despite^ the
purchase will be for cash.
The price was not disclosed.
low.est operating: performance in 10 years due to poor
...
•
flying weather in February, revenues of $94,750,000 for the first 90
Crowell-Collier is a diversified publisher of textbooks, encyclopedias
days of the current year were the highest in the company's 34-year
and books of general interest,, both in hardcover and paperback. Early
!. history.
This- figure compares, with $72,600,000 for the same period
this month the company announced that it had signed an agreement
a
year ago when revenues were reduced by an estimated $5.5 million
to purchase Brentano's centyiry-old New York bookstore,
and fifteen
V as a result of a flight engineers' strike in February.
^
v
branches in five states and the District of Columbia.—V. 195, p. 1315.
/
Seat miles
operated In • the first three months of
1962 were
up
24.6% to 2.7 billion, passengers carried increased 28.2%; •- to 2,664,000,
Delfcrd Industries, Inc.—-Appointment—
and revenue passenger miles gained 23.7%
to 1.5 billion, as compared.
With the same period last year. Revenues, however, registered an inIrving Trust Company, New York City, has been
appointed
sole
crease of 30.5%/
during -the quarter, reflecting the higher yield obtained
registrar for the common stock of the corporation.^V. 195, p. 4922.
from the company's triple-jet fleet, a 10.4% gain in first-class traffic,
apd the effects .of
an .industry-wide
Fob
1 fare increase.—V." 195,
(Kingdom of) Denmark—Bonds Offered—A public of¬
p. 1096.
/ %'
^
,
a
chal¬
Department decided -this stock acquisition
and in July 1957 filed suit.
Faced with l!)is,
later asked the Power Commission to approve
Act
of
Board
if
"The
/
the
to
purchase Grade
elementary teachers,
of
suit
antitrust
Federal judge
a
the FPc ruling.
a
complicated history
consolidation
he
the
trust
-
;•' ••','!i.'.'
li>
the
a
illegal, after the
FPC has approved
the actual consolidation, this might'necessitate a
difiicult "unscrambling" of the merged assets.
And second, the .com-'
mission ruling that the
merger was a matter of "public convenience
and necessity" could influence the lower court's decision in the
inti-
;
to exchange on a, onc-fpr-onUwbft^ all of tlig^.55P,990 Spalding shares
it does not already own.. However, since that time the market; price
jpf tlie Spalding stpckr has declined much more than thd'Dunhill stock.
-^-V. 195,-.P; 2032.;.° •
:
:/■
J; Ph'-;'':
;
snares
courts
Justice
State
called
until
:
company
of
by
assets. /.K/%;.,/////
given in pecember 1959
was
/reasons:
.
April 12 the
trial
consolidation
abeyance
specific authority to enforce the
Clayton Act, the FPC lacks such power.
issue
negotiations for
and is uncertain
Inc.,
Bros.,
in
companies
gas
ing of competition
Beyond ihis, Mr.
were
-
the
under
instances
.
discontinued
has
is:
that
merits
of
He
the
that
and
jhe
doesn't
the
into
move
in
of tl/eir
Aeronautics
V
/
■
that results for the comparable
announced
company
violations
an"
issue
on
Supreme Court decided this question by saying the Natural Gas
grant the FPC power to * "adjudicate anUtr^t Issues"
although the agency is expected to consider antitrust implications in
deciding whether any merger is in the public interest.
/,
;
-/Justice Douglas noted (hat while some agencies—the Interstate Com¬
merce
Commission, the Federal Communications Commission, jthe Civil
the
.Financial
Merger Talks Ended—
The
the
were
select
The
had
company
for
way
law.
Clayton
The
munized
Act
.
the
its. operations
:
financing.
financing through
: Diners'
one
decision
a
ruling <to the U. S.
Appeals in Washington; Bya 2-to-l vote, that court upheld
the Commission'action, but didn't decide whether the FPC ruling im¬
be
corporations, Southern General
Inc.
Mr. Schneider stated that
development in
the plans
an¬
Club
ijad
the court stated:
/
the
But
the
merger
Court
/
share,
will
held
been
companies two weeks
mated.
,
1962,
$34
Payment
.
announced
Services,
a
there
case
on
10
company
gas
Federal
of
Approval
V
unavailable,-noting that the Pyramid Rubber Co. group, which recently
merged-into Dunhill, was privately held at the time and did not issue
public reports. ,;-He pointed out that Pyramid's operating year, which
prevhjusly ended" Sept. 30i did not coincide -with Dunhlll's, which is
on a calendar year basis.
...
Publishing Co.—Acquisition—
announced
company
violated
the
,
The
the
has
approval.
share
outstandr
•
1096.-
p;
last
Mr.-Askanase-said
v
and James
963,292
stock
marked
this
only
of
merger began in 1956 when El Peso acquired controlling stock
interest
in
Pacific
Northwest,
thus avoiding the necessity for FJPC
Dun'hill reported net earnings of $359,169, equal to 10 cents a
share,
,.on;sales and revenues of $5,360,243 for the quarter to March 31.
The
; announcement-was-made by Reuben W. Askanaso, Chairman. ' .»-%•'v-
compared with $951,000 or
Per share earnings are
compared
Chairman,
Financial
the opinion
by the FPC. Mergers
within -the agency's
jurisdiction.
However, the Justice Department believes Section 7 of
the Clayton Antitrust Act gives it the right-to challenge .stock acquisi¬
1961,
Per
shares
\
cents
action
Court
tions by natural gas companies must be approved
achieved
by an exchange of stock don't . come
/
vDuphHl Jiiternational, Inc.—First Quarter .Results^—
1961.
outstanding,
suit
Firkt,
decline
quarter
and
in
rule
proceed
the
opens
attacking
culiarities
irk
acquisiton of Simpson Factors, now
Corporation.
Diners'
Financial, which
operates out of New York City, basically covers the metropolitan area
•and the Eastern -section'-of the country.—V. 190, p. 1293.
.
the
964,958
on
(his
Less
194,
;
$8,656,000
of
called
V.
Co.
Earnings were $459,000
based
in
with
of the
Inc.
commercial,
'
$10,030,000
:
$10,981,000,. compared
Included
19.61.
1,2 Va
Schneider,
acquisitions
We
City pending appeal of
The merger has had
,/,
of
shares outstanding in
Club—Acquisitions—
these
>-r
stockholders
over
suit
Profits
'
gain
a
4,484,676
for, redemption
cumulative
of
writing
whether
laws.
commission
decision
The
;
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of Newr York.—V. 195, p. 1923.
E.
nounced
'
recently acquired divisions, Davis-Standard
Machine
$l'.50
called
.
dividends
acquired 80%-
of
results
Corp.—First Quarter Results—
comparative "Tirst
period-were
outstanding
accrued
Factors,
■
fifom last year's--completion of •a
large foreign shipment of
weaving machinery, of a nonrepetitive nature, that weighed heavily in
the unusually favorable results a year
ago." •
1 •. *
for
on
\
.
•
Bolton
largest
well
be
previous
--
Knowles
told
in
only.
reviewed
the
decide
deferred
Federal
.
home
•
.resulted
Sales
,V-
..
$2,968,000
4,475,457
on
Diners'
ahead of the like ,1961
largest' sales volume for
would
.1/61,. the
in
that-the
for
4%;
corresponding
to
Ralph
of
Howe
seed,
grass
;
,
Crompton & Knowles increased for the first quarter of 1962
while
earnings were down over the...corresponding period
last year,
Frederic W. Howe, Jr., President,
announced,
Mr.
/ /'
Gain
:•'///
;;
70 cents
were
share
.-a
its
; ,made at the
the
.
1962
year
/-• /;•
/
of
applicators
,,
Sales
the
compared
has
plus
were
in
products
basis
meeting,
registered
company
far
are
running about
predicted April would turn
in company history.
Crompton &
Sales
the
when
the
annual
'mm. '/'/:///•";'./// '///-:/./////'
predicted
-compared
-
presided at
and
so
and
month
any
1961
semi-annual
a
who
tLv' Corson,
April
month
on
line
.
and
.
same period in 1961.
v '
.
after taxes for the first 12 weeks of 1962
National's profits
corporation
cf
,
this
land
its
out
producers.of lime and .limestone
States/ reports
Co.,'stated
Heinz
Natiqpal showed
''To Redeem Preferred—
•
Corson,,the
■'
J.
,
to ,$3,268,000,
ihg, againstB3 cents
the
area.
United
H.
complete
a
—
over
.
increased,
ago, Philip L. Corson, chair¬
meeting.
acquired additional land adjacent "to
Meeting,
not
antitrust
the
Douglas,
application when there is pending
lenging the validity of
that .transaction
We think not."
1
compared to $51,807,000 for the
year
a
Corp.
i
$436,245
975.
the iirstu quarter
the
markets
>
of
the
Should
have
suit -jn
'
annual
company-recently
holdings at Plymouth
in
Corson,
'
do
"We
of
/:
O.
Chairinan and President,-reported to shareholders
annual,meeting.:
v.;.,
V/■'"?.;
■ */';
company's pet sales, including those of its wholly-owned domestic
tions
of
natural
and foreign subsidiaries, showed an overall increase of
$1,831,000. Total
./■competition.
1'
net sales amounted to $53,638,000 for the 12 weeks ending March 25,
The
Corson, Inc.—Sales Up 1 7M>%—
&
with
Diamond
The
Net sales of G.
•
organization
William
should
7
.
,
.
agency
anti-merger
Government
.
merger
:'
sales .of
increased
separate
'
been
p.
'
organization
Vice-President.
.
$581,306
during
the
Seaboard
The
for
loss
the
decided.
Justice
tlie regulatory
that
said
a
been
William Hv. yValters.
v
*
r
-
.
the
1961
and
in
R.-^Herron,
of
*'
.
associated
.,at ;the
including $3,943,859 attributable to the former Superior Steel Division,
disposed of in December 1961 'On a onmpa'-nble bi.sis - with the
C071-pany's
officers
member
court
until
•
That
First, quarter
.
earnings
Darbaker
tpe same period last
.1937..
/Up 10%— '::•■/;/.;
Copperweld Steel Co.—Sales, Earnings J#igher-r-r
or
founding;in
.Diamond
-
wiht $4,:
compared
744.
p.
;
first
Principal
senior
a
fertilizers, herbicides, fungicides, pesticides
lawns, and gardens.—V: 195, p. 2032.
t
r
,
for
.
packages
outstanding;, compared
$13,024,000
were
$9,646,000, for the first
the
shares
year.
taxes
announced.
been
The
;.
acquired a minority interest in
*nc" Raymond F. Evans, Diamond's Chairman
Ch'osscup,^ President and W.
has
♦u^.r°lSCUp'' formerly
that Seaboard
•
,
its
has
L
tferton
~
..
Earnings per
dividends, were
President
]
,
cpmpany has
Co"
^
I
ana
(2151)
Co.—Acquisition—
"Viu'Pif peveland, Ohio
'
as
Financial Chronicle
Net
earnings
the
.-
Up—
;
■
;.^,/ -
;
to $11,792,312 on record sales
Chairman Paul Kayser -reported
annual meeting.
income of $11,489,005 on sales of $134,-
of
$140,606,081
of
in
the
first
to
>
,
/' '/-
stockholders
at
the
company's
This
with
compares
.
in
136,025
After
the
company
net
quarter of
first
rose
quarter,
1961.
for preferred dividends, net remaining for the common
stock 4n the 196>2 first quarter was $10,029,081,
or 44 cents per
share on 22,778,793 common shares outstanding. For the 1961 period,
-
.
provision
.
remaining net was $9,695,525, or 43
outstanding.—V, 194, p. 741.
cents
per
share
on
22,740,853
shares
Ellis
,
Finance
1962, it
.
'
notes
due
Co.—Notes
Sold
Privately—On
May
1,
reported that $250,000 of this firm's senior
was
1974
and
$400,000 of its senior
subordinated
..
notes
.
r
man
dueJJITS had been sold privately through Michel& Hanf In
Inc., New York City.
-
Extrin Foods, Inc.—Common Offered—-On May 3,
1962
,
■
fering of $20,000,000 Kingdom .of Denmark 5JA%
nal
bonds
loan
due
exter¬
May
1, 1977, was made May 2 by
underwriting group managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
of
interest
arid
the
on
bonds, which
obligations of
direct, unconditional and general
Kingdom, are payable in United States
banking
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
of
the
bonds
not
are
sinking
fund.
callable
On
for
;
10
after
and
doors,
years
May
bonds
subiect
are
if-redeemed
101%
optional
to
before
May
redemption
1,
-1973
to
par
May 1, 1976. The sinking fund will retire 100% of the issue by maturity
by annual payments of $1,666,000 in the years 1966-1976 and $^,-674,000
in
The
1977.
sinking fund
Application
will
redemption
made
be
list
to
,
price
the
is
bonds
"
York
New
'
/
...
:
.
'
"
.
/
•
.
V *
/' '•
Stock
~
•;
,
repay
REVENUES—For
'sales-of
ended
(
Exchange.
allied
and
to
—v.
•
Aug.
and
195;
p.
the
1961,
for
initially
't
Denmark's
to
UNDERWRITERS—Under
the
terms
conditions
and
of
the
,
four
and
ended
months
net
sales
were
#/a%
profit
Dec.
31,
purchase
underwriters named below have severally
agreed -to
the Kingdom .has agreed to sell to them severally, the
amounts of bonds of the Kingdom set forth below:
•
purchase,-and
respective
$21,624.
of
$417.,164
For
net
and
Eastman
Kuhn*. Loeb & Co., Inc.—$2,500
Barney & Co.,
Ripley
&
-Smith,
Harriman
-
-Inc.
•
&
Freres
Arnhold
&
S.
•The
Burnham
Dillon.
Co.,
&
Read
Dominick
&
Co..
Robert
—V.
was
450
200
Inc.—'
Dominion
Model,
Warburg & Co,,
M.
White,' Weld
&
,;A11
,
950
Inc.,
200
Co
Net -sales
Profit
p.' 1917.
Giorgio
•■.;_
Fruit
'
•
.
•
Corp.
(
—-
,
;
;
Notes
.
.
/
.
'
Privately
Sold
outstanding
income
On
income
.
1962
:
■'
.
per
common
share_:______
"
-El
.
0.37
adjusted
split of Jan. 3<
.
-
Paso
'
'/ '
2,687,042 shs.
-
--
financing.
.
.
•v
••
Natural
Gas
Co.—High
Plan—;
-
:
;
i
Merger
" % ;:
-
borrowings.—W195,
p.
975..
•
•
-
merger
between
the
company
and
Pacific
Northwest
Pipe
last
?1,
This compares with
1962.
pro
forma earn-
earnings are calculated before Interest
notes subsequently paid off.—^V. 195, p. 401.
year's
$150,300 on
Forms,
Business
Inc.—Common
ex¬
Offered—
at $260,000, will be used for
the purchase of additional equipment and inventory,
sales promotion and advertising, and working capital.
was
incorporated under /the laws of the
4. 19U un^er the jvutie .of Federated
amendment to its Certificate of Incorporation dated June 27, 1961, the name of the company .wasi changed 10
Federated Business Forms, Inc.
The company's manufacturing plant,,
warehouse facilities and executive offices, consisting of approximately^
20,000 square feet, are at 1125 Globe Avehuc, Mountains.de, N. J., in
a
new
steel
and- masonry building.
Such building, which has thiee .
loading docks, is Located in the center of an industrial aiea.
,
of
Line Corp.
New
July
1
business
division.
This
on
Corp.
1961^tbe
standing stock of
corporation. As a
doing
.
company
Jersey
Forms,
-
.
bank
last
Net proceeds, estimated
On
'
.*7 bn..A-prfl^0;;i|6?.;the:tJ/.'S., Supreme Court, in a 5-to 2 decision,
'.-The company said-it will use the proceeds. ,to reduce
/" ruled /that/ the/ .Federal Power Commission had no right-to approve a
short-term
,>
27,1962 offering calendar, the company offered
publicly, without underwriting, 67,500 shares of»its common
stock at $4 per share. *
Business
2,647,500 shs.
Court Voids
of
BUSINESS—The
*
.
,
San Francisco,, arranged the
Corp.—Earnings Up; ,65%—
'
'
-j
March
at
Federated
State
1,060,489
0.41
-
266,667 shs.
.,
2,464,787 "■
shares.-cutslanding
two-for-one stock
—"V/195,. JV 1208/
.
•<
$30,567
1,000,000 shs.
.,
Via April
$21,138,628
-2,556,629
1,149,096
.Outstanding
period,
operations,
pense
for
1961
».%•
$21,758,887
-
taxes__^._^_'i—
1962
was
—
$45,000
ings for the three months ended March ?1,,1961 of $516,915 or 43 cents
a
share based on the same number of shares. For a better comparison
•
the balance available
FINANCING
1,
earnines of the corporation were up 65%
over
John S. Griffith, President, announced.
quarter
initial
PRESENT
appropriations to general reserves, consolidated earnings v^pre
$855,308 or 70 cents a share on the 1,207.500 shares of . common stock
of
;r
dividends,
income^
Common,
—-
reported that $5,000,000 of this firm's
5V2 % notes due May I,;i977, :had been sold privately to
the New York Life Insurance Coi.
Dean Witter & Go.,
May 3, 1962, it
-,r
before
Net
-
for
Di
preferred
1961 results have been restated to include Midland Enterprises,
acquired by Eastern, in August, 1961.—V. 195, p. 975.
/
Net
'
•
"'
4V2%
Period Ended March.31—
200
950
2549.
p.
TO
Before
and
•/ Ekco Products Co— Quarterly Report— v
450
Inc.
•' /
"
the
for
sales
-
Securities
450
195,
American
E.
net
450
'
Corp.——
Swiss
.
950
Corp.
—V.
^450
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—
1,100
Dominick—
200
Co._^.—
&
First
3,357,607
-
Peabody &-Co.—_
Roland & Co.—___
Kidder,
; ."
/
..
>
—
West Financial
Far
June
stoetPlfeljia'r 10c)
194,
year's
the^coipmon stock was, $3,572,034 compared with $2,534,099 a year
ago.
Earnings per share .of common
stock amounted/to $1.06 on
shares outstanding, ' compared with
76 cents on 3,313,289
shares outstanding at the end of the same period last year.
$950
Corp.—— '1,100
Sons
year.
After deducting
Se¬
Co.
Boston
Hallgarten
Co
Co.,
&
Garrett &
..'2,500
Inc.—950
&
First
-.2,500
;
-—...—---
&
Dillon, Union
curities
2,500
Co.,
Bleichroeder,
Inc.
Blyth
•
Inc.
—-—-
Lazard
The
.
last
Amount
principally -engaged in the
1 the baking
Authorized
due
note
mortgage
—
Common
fiscal year
$53,455.
the
profit
three months ended March 31, 1962
operating revenues of $43,791,734
compared with $39,430,942 for the same period last year.
/, Total consolidated income before income taxes - was $6 139,924 com¬
pared with $4,157,663 a year ago. After income taxes the net income
amounted
to
$3,8(19,210 compared with' $2,811,277 at the same time
-
(000s omitted)
Amount
.
EFFECT
*.
;
first
GIVING
•1963
the company
1961,
Associates—Sales, Earnings Up—
Fuel
/"/The■ Company;reports
consolidated
under the laws-of the State
variety of flavors for use by
York, N. Y.
969,;"...''V-
Eastern Gas &
/total
the
agreement
,
bakers/ Its
Barclay St., New
.
;
the sale of the bonds -will
foreign exchange reserves. The King¬
dom
intends to use the
proceeds, to a large extent, to finance Part
of the cost of electric power projects being carried out in Denmark.
added
a
Industries, and also produce special cake topph g
offices and manufacturing
facilities arelocated at
CAPITALIZATION
/ -PROCEEDS—Net proceeds received frohi
be
was organized
6, 1942. It is
confectionary
'
70
manufacture, of
and
a
$158,611
31,
BUSINESS—The company
New York on
November
of
creation
sale and distribution of screens, windows,
products.
.*
,
had
the
is
Jersey,
.
.
-
approximately $40,000
demand note payable to a bank, an additional
$150,000 will be used to pay the cost of construction of a new plant
at-ML Ephraim, New Jersey, and approximately $52,800 to pay accrued
taxes. The remaining proceeds will be added to
working capital. ,
par.
on
Camden, .New
St.,
-
manufacture,
awnings,
will be used
after
and
on
Line
910
-
'
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds fi;om the sale,
1,
ranging
prices
at
of
,BUSINESS—The company
engaged in the
,
1972^the
from
operation
through
except
-
•
.
the
currency.
May 2 offering circular, an investment
group /headed
by H. A. Riecke & Co., Inc.,
Philadelphia, offered for public sale a new issue-of
.100,000 shares, of Eastern Aluminum Manufacturing Co.
common stock at $3 per share.
'
are
,
,
Via
—
'
Inc., and Lazard Freres & Co. The bonds* were priced
and accrued interest,,to yield 5.47%..;.'/ ;
Principal
Offered
-
at 97%%
-
-Eastern Aluminum Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Common
/
an
Hay, Fales & Co., and McLaughlin, Kaufman & Co., New
York City/offered 100,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $3.25 per share.
'
\
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at $259,000,
will be used to engage additional chemists, for sales pro¬
motion, and possible acquisitions of new products or
companies.
'./*'/'"./v/,. /
' '/////'.'
in
May
By
company
acquired
all of the issued and
out¬
Sports Advertising; Inc. ("Sports" L a New Jersey
result of- this acquisition, §ports, vvhjch commenced
1958, was merged into.-the. company and became a
transaction
was
accomplished by.
the issuance of 4,950
r
8
to the three shareholders of
based upon the sole opinion
common, stock
company's
the
of
shares
The basis for the exchange was
of the company.
Sports.
management
the
of
is
company
bowling
score
speed multicolor web offset printing press.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
products using a leased high
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
Authorized
—V.
par)
stock (10 cent
Common
195,
" 1,000,000
T
BUSINESS—The
tion
to
General
Inc.,
to purchase the 15-story office
building at 75 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, from Trabor Realty
Corp., according to an announcement by William F. Purcell, President
of Metropolitan Management Inc.,
exclusive adviser to the First Na¬
As
when
it
was
building
the
Cleveland,
downtwon
cf
Illuminating Co.
Realty and laier completely
Electric
Cleveland
by the
sold to
occupied
was
1958,
until
landmarks
the
of
one
originally
Trust.
Estate
Real
tional
Trabor
First National Real Estate Trust
modernized. Title is expected to pass to
15, 1962, when the entire property will be leased to a
associated with Trabor Realty. Present tenants include Anaconda
May
on
Cable
&
Wire
Railroad and
Club of Cleveland, Pennsylvania
Bank.—V. 195, p. 113.
Lawyers
Co.,
Union
the
Commerce
group
gaining
April
On
cal
as
in
founded
the
stock of the company was listed on
Stock Exchange under the symbol FIS.—V^..194, p. 954.
York
New
Corp.
Palm-Aire
Offered—Sub¬
Common
—
sales
organized as
of
design,
the
manufacture
hermetically
microminiature
sale
and
relays
sealed
and
similar
sidiaries
Net
in
I960.
scription Rights—The company is offering to holders of
its common stock the right to subscribe for 310,000 addi¬
$2 per share, on the basis of one share
stock for each three shares held of record
tional shares, at
of
common
April 26, 1962. The rights expire May 16, 1962.
In addition, 153,000 shares of the company's common
stock were offered publicly, at $2 per share by Hardy
sales
in
decade. In fact, far more than half its voting machine
occurred since its organization as a New York corporation
have
business
the
although
1954,
used
as
1790 N. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beach,
Fla., is engaged in the purchase, deevlopment and sale of undeveloped
real property. The company also engefges in related activities such
as
owning and operating a golf course and other recreational activities,
owning
and
leasing
a
shopping center or centers,
and arranging
financing on property which it may develop itself or sell to others.
The
company
owns
seven
tracts of land in Pompano Beach, Fort
Lauderdale, Deerfield Beach, Delray Beach, and Boca Raton.
stock
Common
Acquisition
company will consist
$115,000 of sundry debt.—V.
capitalization, of
ing
tanil
stock
common
the
outstand¬
1,393,000 shares
of
194,
of
associates
and
with
connection
in
of
quisition
95.4%
Common
A
Offered—
publicly, 200,000 shares
offered
of
$16 per share.
Of the total, 100,000 shares were sold for the company
and 100,000 for certain stockholders.
Net proceeds to
the company will be used for working capital and other
The
35%
p.
chine
$90,000
Division
A
-
Inc.
;
Massachusetts corporation organized
in 1937, is a leading producer of medium priced sweaters, skirts, and
pants for the "junior" market.
The junior market consists primarily
of girls
and young women in the 15 to 25-year age group, although
products designed for the junior market are also in demand by other
women
who are able to wear junior sizes. The company^ products are
designed to be worn as separate items and as parts of ensembles.
The
first
company
began
produce
woolen
flannel skirts
and
and
Sales of skirts and pants for the eight
amounted to $3,623,480 as compared with
to $11,100,636 for the same period. For
the corresponding
eiglit-month period ended Dec. v 31, 1960, sales of
sweaters
amounted
to
$9x044,415.
During 1961, all skirts and pants
were
manufactured for the company by independent contractors.
In
1962, the company expects that the major portion of its skirts and
in
pants
months
February,
ended
of
sales
Ga..
expects
for
1962
1961,
31,
amounting
will be manufactured at the company's new plant in Warrenton,
which commenced operations in January,
1962. The
company
pants
also
1961.
Dec.
sweaters
production
begin
to
shipment
during
Subject to its being
of
of
first quarter
the
skirts
cotton
woven
and
payable
to
1963.
to
others—
holders
in
the
The
executive
Boston.
plans
company
offices
Fall of 1962
the
in
of the
company
shares
of
common
187,500
6y2%
St.,
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
1977
cumulative
(no
common
stock
($1
Class
B
common
stock
underwriting
to
*
th6 terms
the company
agreement,
1,500.0,00 shs.
of
and
and
conditions set
the
forth
in
selling stockholders
stock set
common
opposite
its
name
Period
Gross
Jackson
Webber,
&
47,000
Curtis
Eastman
Dillon,
curities
Hemphill,
Kidder,
Union Se15,000
Co
&
Noyes & Co
Peabody
&
Co.,
Inc.
—
A.
C.
Weld & Co.,
Allyn & Co
A.
G.
Becker <fc Co.,
I.
duPont
p.
195,
15,000
Inc.—
15,000
9,000
Co.—
9,000
9.000
Lemon &
—V.
15,000
Inc.—
&
Johnston,
Co
volume
Shares
Reynolds & Co., Inc._
Shearson, Hammill & Co.Z
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.-..
Cruttenden, Podesta &
Miller
Hayden, Miller & Co.__
9,000
9,000
6,000
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Net
1961
$7,346,868
depreciation
before
$6,327,715
2,364,485
65,465
profit
2,811,230
182,434
63,629
——
The
Net
1
income
Earnings
tax:
3,691,285
2,747,601
1,790,000
1,345,000
—a.
% 1,901,285
stock
common
.49
195,
OVZ:'/.'
865.*;':/
p.
6,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co.:
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.Mann and Creesy
2,678,511
6,COO
6,000
6,000
3,000
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
for
taxes
income
Earnings
L_.
j
per
com.
number
adjusted
p.
taxes
of
share
com.
for
average
on
shares
pooling
of
1961®
$110,174,216
$94,718,441
1,370,526
Interests
585,450
774,781
shares—
outstandings
785,076
0.27
0.35
1,877,347
1,691,737
transactions
during
facture
is
be
Y.—V.
N.
General
for
made
194,
redemption
Battery
the
at
Ceramic
cn
1,
June
Manufacturers
1932,
Corp.—Common
preferred,
and
company was incorporated under the laws of Dela¬
1936. Its principal place of business is at 3401 Shiloh
which city is immediately adjacent to Dallas,
3,
Texa§,
major
field
of
interest
the
is
earth
sciences
and
instruments
It
of
with
chemical
instruments
other
and
systems
for
detection,
recording
and
motion, and the operation of facilities and field
in seismology, the branch of geophysics which
the study of natural events, such as earthquakes,
earth
of
specializes
underground)
nuclear
and
produced
u«ed
are
scientific
by
in
explosions
(both
human agencies.
governmental
in
the
Certain
and
fields.
atmosphere
the
of
commercial
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
and
company's
applications
:
/
:
,
CAPITALIZATION
in
'j'
FINANCING
Outstanding
6%
Note, final maturity June 30.
6%
Mortgage
—V.
195,
final
Note,
Common stock,
1967
maturity
$300,000
Dec.. 1976——
; 493)068
(authorized 1,000,000 shares )—
($1 par)
:
455.900 shs.
1204.
p.
Getty Oil Co.—Partial Redemption—
(formerly
company
Trust
June
on
of
its
plus accrued
1;
interest.-
Pacific
1962,
Western
through
3V2%
15-year
Payment
\vill
Oil
Corp.)
operation
debentures
Company of New York.—V.
be
due
made
139,
at
has
the
of
June
1.
the
called
sinking
1964
at
Morgan
for
fund,
100%,
Guaranty
Z
2765.
p.
Gibraltar Financial Corp.—Earnings Up
Earnings
March
of
/Gibraltar
Financial
increase 26%>
1.083,650 common shares
for
the
:
first
1962
quarter,
ended
to
31,
$564,720, equal to 52 cents a share on
outstanding, it was. announced by Herbert J.
.
Young,
President
the
of
diversified
Total
assets
financial
company.
with $455,286, or 42 cents a share on 1,076,475 shares
the first quarter of 1961. Per-share earnings in both
compares
outstanding for
periods have been adjusted
by the company on May 1,
said.—V.
of
GFC
to
reflect
stock
5%
a
dividend
payable
1962.
increased
40%
from
three
195,
months
to
high
new
a
1097.
p.
a
earlier
year
in
$189,660,000, .Mr.
of
the
through
Trust
Hanover
annual
report
released
was
Net
each
Inc.—Common'
Offered—Via
City,
Kansas
Inq.,
shares
this
of
Mo.,
firm's
$2
share.
Net
par
BUSINESS—The
sales
of
Gimbel
by
did
not
changed
i;
Bruce
Brothers
A.
in
engage
the
for
ended
year
31,
Jan.
Gimbel,
Restricted
On
Corp.,
GIVING
October
Inc.
11,
the
1960
name
was
and
EFFECT
TO
underwriters
>
(par $2)
April
on
PRESENT
23,
listed
(paT $2)_—
below.
of
shares
of
Midland
into
an
Securities
12o!386
-
45,701 shs.
underwriting agree¬
Co., Inc., and the
stock
common
to
be
purchased
if
any
are
•
Net
Offered
B.
C.
Christopher
Blackford
—On
Parker,
-V.
195, p.
&
Eisen,
746.
Co.,
<fe
&
Inc._
1—-
Co.__
Inc.
Waeckerle,
30,500
"*"
Co
Co.,
-<(
stock.
stock
common
split.
of
year
—V.
as
Adarits
&
ZZIIZZZ
_--_:;ZZII
PurcellZ Inc
■
,
""
10,000
6,000
12,500
3,000
$15,037,231
were
income
This
of
equal
to
$9,244,000,
194,
adjustment for
with- net profits
after
compares
$2.27
or
share
a
the
on
8.
p.
Sales Set
compared
in
194,
I960—V.
compared
with
Record—
with
847,
p.
$333,524,
share,
a
cents,
68
or
'
;
,
•
.
-
Ground Union Co.—Annual Report—
Net
earnings
March
$7,152,507
of
for
53-week
the
in
$14,544J01
$436,165, equal to 88 cents
was
outstanding,
/
on
on
1960.
488,985 shares
488,303
/
,
.
shares
;
■
-
;
r.-
..-t.
fiscal
1961
year
ended
second highest In the company's history, were
C. Butler, President of the Eastern food chain.
The 1961 net earnings compare with $7,090,898 for the 52-week 1960
fiscal
equal
by Thomas
year.
after
$1.51
to
"of
earnings
smaller
Sales
of
During
-
.Earnings
to
47
cents
standing
$2,040,631
were
share
at the
in
the
end
the
the
3.%
1960, based on
adjusted for the
fiscal
and
1961.
26,
1961
fiscal
year
,
were
$640,621,586,
of
by the company. The previous record
established during the 1960 fiscal year.
14-week
sales
for/the
a
May
dufing
during
outstanding
recorded
been
final
1960
then
paid
Union
ever
had
the
of
share
common
shares
dividend
recorded
quarter
per
of
Grand
highest
$604,273,503
pany
.
$1.53
stock
of
add all «ther charges during fiscal 1961 were
share of common stock, based on the average
outstanding during the year. This compares with
taxes
per
shares
number
common
the
the
1962,
3,
number
Shares
Evans
previous
branches
and
$10,825,00.0,
were the highest in the company's history,
Williamson III, President, told stockholders at the annual meeting..
Net income for the year increased 32%
he Mid.
.
Earnings
shs.
The
follows:
Securities
the
York
were
B.
Sales
$80,000
59,000 shs.
.
company entered
with
Outstanding
,
941,000 shs-.
—
1962,
outstanding
stock
New
taxes
Nineteen-sixty-one sales
F.
announced
company, agreed to sell 62,000 shares of
its common stock to the underwriters at $4.05 per share for sale
to
the public at $4.50 per share.
The name of each underwriter and the
number
common
FINANCING
Authorized
UNDERWRITERS—The
ment
for
adjusted
incorporated in Kansas on March 25,
The company
remained dormant
debenture
stock
the
on
two-for-one
in
•
income
Goodall Rubber Co.—Annual
;
common
stores
j
Federal
..
for addi¬
company
Kan.
convertible
Street
the
$4.50
at
its powers were amended
to include the leasing of real and personal property. On November 21,
1960 it began the business of leasing a wide variety of real and per¬
sonal property to industrial and commercial firms and to professional
people. Its principal place of business is located at 1719 Gage Blvd.,
Topeka,
after
share
a
recent
34th
cities.
profits
reported
Inc.
business.
Leasing
Saks
other
$422,340,000,
,
was
Industries,
General
to
the
totaled
and
in
$2.71
capital.
company
Shawnee
as
stock
":\p
- ■
proceeds will be used by the
62,000
offered
common
'
.
tional working
and
associates
and
1961.—
April 25, 1962, Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc., St.
Louis, Mo., and. associates, offered 200,000 shares of this.
"
Young
"v-s"
■
Gimbel Brothers, Inc.—Annual Sales at Record
High—
1962,
April 24, 1962 offering circular, Midland Securities Co.,
Midland
&
!
1
-"2,673,956
1718.
p.
Corp.,
Leasing
McDonald,
of
concerned
Net
1663.
General
'
will be used by
Avenue
will
Payment
Company,
Common stock
1,237,181
462,400
—
provision for
stockholder.
a
President.
highest in the company's history,
and included the sales of the Gimbel stores in New
York, Philadelohia,
Pittsburgh, ■ Milwaukee and branches, and the sales of the Saks Fifth
has tialled
corporation
'''
1962
$0.87
918,655
working capital.
measurement
:-Vi;0':■'
■■■
Cigar Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
CAPITALIZATION
'
and 10,000 by
just-ended
on
end of period
;
Common shares outstanding at end of period
—V.
798,363
931,535
—
639.
company's
services.
1,402,601
.67
—
per
share of
outstanding at
shares
925^000
$0.68
application to meet the needs of Government and industry. In
field,
the company's
chief functions are the
organization and
performance of research programs, the design, development and manu¬
This
income- tax____.
income
Federal
for
!
-
before Federal
income,
Provision
3,873,719
.a_—
—_
(net)
expense
1,723,363
718,000
;
outstanding
Garland,
$355,000
5,050,739*^3,897,774
1,177,020
1,086,544
for
operating
Other
taxes
share__
common
p.
redemption
1962
31—^
sales,
income
.,1961
$21,571,624
1,355.529
this
2,000
2,000
profit, before depreciation--—
depreciation
T—.
Provision
1958,
6,000
NCitchum, Jones & Templeton, lac. 1
—
before
Provision
195,
2,000
2.000
Quinn & Co
Smith, Moore & Co.——
,
March
on
Operating
9,000
Period Ended March 31—
♦Not-
profit
1310.
General Acceptance
V.
/ 3,000
"J :,
13,000
Co.,
Crerie & Co._—
Fridley & Frederking—__
4,000
;
&
Selling, administrative and general expenses2,231,043
Other operating expenses
(net)——65,086
6%
Net
Ended
1962
$16,557,200
^
—-
637.529
March
on
The
per
below:
Shares
Average
Inc._
General Cable
700,000 shs.
agreed to sell to each of the underwriters named below, and each
the underwriters has severally agreed to purchase the number of
Income
Co.,
402.
p.
;f
Nicolaus
Inc.
•- v-
4,000
'
3,000
Sons
300,000.shs.
1,000,000 shs.
par)
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
5,500 shs.
have
Total
&
195,
31—
terest.
146,267
146,267
5,500 shs.
($1 par)—
Francis
—V.
Co
Teller
Albert
&
Stifel,
^
4,000
——-
Simon
M.
1960.
operation of the sinking fund, $218,000 of its 5/2% cumulative income
subordinated debentures
due June
1, -1987 at 100%
plus accrued in¬
$1,500,000
par)
A
White,
I.
The
former
due
Class
Paine,
Julien Collins & Co.
&
Schweickart & Co
6,000
V -'
': 6,000
——
Edwards
Newhard, Cook & Co.—1_ v 3,000
Powell, Kistler & to,
3,000
Reinholdt
Gardner——
f 3,000
25,000
Inc."
Co.,
&
__Z^
General
Outstanding
employee
shares
&
G.
A.
Richter Co
Blosser
McDowell
FINANCING
$1,500,000
—_
compensation
preferred
PRESENT
Authorized
due
notes
Deferred
of
Walker
for
'
sales
EUSINESS—The
ware
Shares
•
100,000
H.
97.5%
Lehman
The
Debt:
Long-Term
the
G.
:
Co.————a *25,000
&
of
Z"Z
Net proceeds, estimated at $1,445,000,
the company to retife its outstanding
Mass.
CAPITALIZATION
$6
1,312,500
to
Tegeler & Co.,
Inc.
Burnham
ratio
compared favorably with the $7.51 reThe company's earnings formula assumes
unearned premium reserve increase.—-V. 193
taxes—-.7—
Federal
for
195,
and
-
the
over
share
their
Shares
Dempsey
,
Texas.
the terms and conditions set forth
the selling stockholders have severally
underwriters named blow, and each of
has severally agreed to purchase, -the
number of
stock set opposite its name below.
-/V; /
underwriters
such
the
Geotechnical
244,449
the
of
the
net
shares
133,333
/
216,964
agreement,
each
to
from
year.
March
Ended
per
Road,
V
sell
to
,
income
36*,500
to begin
located at 117 Bickford
are
Net
230,403
-
—
underwriting
the
agreed
Net
obtain satisfactory manufacturing facili¬
able to
the manufacture
of cotton knit coordinates for which the company believes there is an
increasing demand. Such facilities, if obtained, may be owned either
by the company or by independent contractors; however, no assurance
can
be given that any §uch facilities will be obtained.
ties,
in
before
Provision
28,084
banks
payable
in
pants
Period
Income
825,000
Obligations to selling stock¬
a
to
280,000
1,796,352
Notes
per
/-V'
Consolidated
25,000
v
;—
9%
up
General Steel Industries, Inc.—Quarterly Report-
to increase
•-
Matic
-
140,000
100,000
Co.
—
debt*.
Mortgage
<oo,uu0
.
Uuiversial
of
Controls,
<•
improvement
an
$8.88
equity
company
$2,400,000
—
.
Poreclain
Frenchtown
Seal
or
Inc.____:—
$5,012,052,
to
Corp. — Common Offered—On May 3,
Brothers, New York City, and assocates
offered 90,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $20
per share. Of the total, 80,000 shares were sold by the
Ma¬
4-WV
Corp._-
Filtors,
Straus,
company,
of
1449.
one year
1,838,307 shs.
ac¬
stock
Voting
Shoup
Scherck,
corporate purposes.
represented
Earnings
—V.
one year
-
sported fpr the previous
Due after
':
amounted
Surplus to policyholders on;Dec. 31, last,
for the year of $12,789,847, largest in the
gain
a
Heavy losses sustained when hurricane Carla struck Texas and from,
Los Angeles brush iires
were
offset by the company's profitable
results in a number of other underwriting lines.
Operations produced
a
statutory underwriting profit for the year of $1,619,331 against a loss
of $501,875
a
year earlier.
The combined loss and expense ratio of
Earnings
FINANCING
of
business
this firm's $1 par class A common stock at
BUSINESS—The
PRESENT
1841.
p.
2, 1962, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Bos¬
On May
ton,
Mills—Class
Knitting
TO
7
the
1962
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
Garland
,
EFFECT
2,500,000 shs.
$1)__
Incurred
(par
debt.
Notes
completion of current financing,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
ago.
Due within
of
company
years
Outstanding
on
BUSINESS—The
50
income
$4,603,329.
Common
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
the Palm-Aire Country Club; and for the reduction
its property. The balance of tne proceeds will be
additional working capital.
swimming-pool at
mortgage debt
than
more
Authorized
proceeds from the sale of the 463,000 common
shares
will
be
used
by
the company for
the construction of the
Palm-Aire Shopping Center; construction and development of a motel and
PROCEEDS—Net
of
begun
was
Co., New York City.
&
at
company's history.
voting
only in the last
Investment
yearls
$69,962,147,
.
machines and toll collection devices and of accessory and sup¬
plementary equipment and services for such machines and devices. It
has become a significant factor in the industries in which it, is engaged
Corp.—Annual. Report—
James A.
stood
a
products.
402.
p.
Reinsurance
previous
a
was engaged either directly or through wholly owned sub¬
in the assembly, manufacture, distribution, sale and lease of
1
oil
to
1961 was a/year»of growth and: prosperity,
Cathcart, Jr., Chairman (
premiums written increased 12%*~ to $73,237,674 from $65,111,854
declared
a
sold
added
were
F6r-General Reinsurahctf,
.
of
of
division designed, manufactured and,
glass-to-metal seals used in hermetically sealed transistors, relays
through
and
types,
of
195,
General
.
.
Tidewater
and
folio.—V.
New York corporation in 1938 and its
a
primarily ,of
and
assets,
net
Standard Oil of New
equities
and holdings jn
Gulf Oil, Royal Dutch and Teraco wire increased. Northern Natural
Gas, Texas Gas Transmission and Transcontinental
Gas Pipe Line
.positions were also increased. Sales included the elimination of Balti¬
more
Gas and Electric and Unipn Texas Natural Gas from the port¬
Jersey
business.
was
share.
per
holciings in utility iftammon stocks represented
oils 12%, natural ca-s 9%, industrials 24%
1962
31,
total
staffs;
a
consisted
Shoup
Florida
possibilities
the
1922;
ceramic
Filtors
variety
the common
1962
30,
of
Pennsylvania corporation in 1931 to carry on a business
it was ftnown as the Bowers Battery and Spark Plug
Co.-from 1942 to 1960, in which latter year it assumed its present
name. It was in
the replacement battery and spark plug business and,
through the Frenchtown Procelain Co.
a
wholly owned subsidiary
conducted as an autonomous division, also was engaged in the techni¬
organized
business
Moore Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
&
the
of
cooperation
the
March
of
$6.80
was
.
the 12,138,392 shares of common stock out¬
of 1961, the net -assets were $82,527,058 and
on
close
the
Report—
reports
net
$82,628,213 equivalent
company,
of
1362
/and U. S. Government securities and cash 22%.
During the first quarter, Socony Mobil Oil,
for
subminiature
Fischbach
through
efforts
expanding
companies;
constituent
three
the stockholders of the three companies added pro¬
tection against
the possibility of slack conditions in any individual
line of manufacture and sale pursued by them as separate entities.
General is continuing all of the business conducted by each of the
three companies prior to their consolidation.
Originally General was
and
value
On
were the creation
of financing with
cbnstituting the consolidation; mutual
of the research and development staffs
enterprises
and cooperation
several
At
asset
33%
stated purposes of the consolidation
financial structure; added flexibility
the
to
merchandising
signed a contract
a
and
share
per
standing.
the
"
investment
31,
at
$6.81
to
corpora¬
corporation.
stronger
the
Corp.
corporation
York
York
New
a
assets
the following
three companies:
Pennsylvania corporation;- Filters,
the Shoup Voting Machine Corp.,
among
Ceramic
Battery :&
respect
Trust—Acquisition—
in
into
New
Among
a
and
entered
strengthening
has
company
law
is
Pa.,
1961, by statutory consolidation pursuant
conformity with a plan and agreement of
29,
York
a
New
a
of Reading,
company,
Dec.
on
York
New
of
The
organized
consolidation
of
182,500
1203.
p.
National Real Estate
First
V
holders.
presently engaged in the sale of advertising space
sheets and sweep bars.
A sweep bar is that part
of an
automatic pin setting machine which clears the bowling lane
of fallen pins in the first ball thrown and clears the lane of all pins
after the second ball is thrown.
In addition, on Feb. 12, 1962, it com¬
menced
the manufacture,
printing and sale of specialized printed
The
for
Corp.—Quarterly
corporation,
a
closed-end
market value on March
This
Net proceeds from
Service
Public
General
common stock
at $17.50 per share.
the sale will go to the selling stock¬
-.V
V- /- / .
: V'" "
" '
outstanding
firm's
Monday, May 7. 1962
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2152)
of
quarter
the
of
$171,389,613.
fourth
1961
Sales
$158,723,760.
-
for
quarter
of
1961
on
the
number
of
shares
of
the
quarter.
This
final
quarter
of
fiscal year the cbmthe
13-week fourth
•
.
were
of
$2,205,624,
common
compares 1
1960,. equal»to
stock
equal
but-
with earnings :of_
44 cents ,a share
\
Volume
195
Number
6157
.
.
the shares then
on
distributed
outstanding, after adjusting for a 3% stock dividend
May 26, 1961.—V. 195, p. 218.
on
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
with
the
20
cents
preceding
the
on
(2153)
of
average
year.—V.
194,
525,613
shares
outstanding
during
UNDERWRITERS—The
1384.
p.
agreed,
the
on
agreement,
-Oreenacres, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to an
April 23, 1962 offering circular, Pacific Northwest Co.,
Seattle, offered publicly, 7,000 shares of this firm's com¬
mon
stock at
$19.5Q per share.
An additional 7,000
shares
offered
were
stockholders
to
under
their
pre¬
emptive rights at $18 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $246,000, will be used by
the company to develop timberlands in Chile, establish
mineral
a
berland
exploration
company,
expand
tim-
overseas
speculation, and acquire and develop additional
properties.
incorporated under the laws of the
State of Washington
on Feb.
6, 1957.
Its office and principal place
of
business is located at
4501
Rainier Avenue South,
Seattle.
The
company furnishes an international natural resource consulting serv¬
ice, and conducts a real estate brokerage service with particular em¬
phasis upon forest properties and other unimproved ^tracts, and pur¬
and
company
for
sells
its
was
tree
farms
and
land
studies,
use
account
own
taxation
forest
studies,
tropical
in¬
timber
formation, timber-lease negotiations, forest investment counseling, for¬
eign timber and resource exploration, and forest utilization and feasi¬
bility studies.
The company, through its designated broker, acts as a real estate
broker in the States of Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
As a broker,
the company acts for buyers and for sellers in connection with .the
sale of real estate and other assets
used in any and all phases of
the timber business.
V
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
—V.
stock
195,
$2)
(par
Outstanding
75,000 shs.
—
.
ing
net
income
of
the
1663.
p.
based
1962.—V.
195,
1,037,700
011
share
against
15.2
shares
common
cent.*
Income
before
Income
Net
income
Number
taxes
of
238,340 V;
$0.15
The
1,016,537
._
split
effective
cents
for
May
3,
"V.
1961
proceeds, estimated at $180,400, will be used by
company to purchase a farm machinery manufac¬
turer, and increase working capital.
V
'
,
33^
North La Salle St.,
Chicago,
was
founded to become a management, development and
holding corporation for three operating subsidiaries: Farmatics Corp.
(consolidation of farm machinery manufacturers); Growth Finance
Corp.
(a
finance company); and Growth Issues, Inc.
(a securities
broker-dealer company and the underwriter of this issue).
Farmatics
Corp. and Growth Finance Corp. art), at. this time, not operating and
BUSINESS—The
have
corporation
of
Suite
1116,
assets.
no
for
cents
38
quarter
31,
ing.
Net proceeds, estimated at $97,000, will be used for
repayment, additional equipment, and working
capital.
March
to
and
lease
1958
by
tion
Center
Va.
of
housing
practice of medicine. The company
land
pany.
the
This
8,700
the
m
square
feet
to
Herndon
center,
contains
of
and
of
medical
building
modernized
and
Town
present
consultation
floor
serve
49
and
as
has
medical
a
by
building
the
com¬
of
approximately
completely renovated
been
center.
the
owned
consisting
rooms,
space,
is located
also
is
approximately 12
owns
which
on
which
The
building
contains
treatment
rooms,
X-ray
and
laboratory facilities,
facilities, medical library and business offices. All
the furnishings and equipment are the property of the company and
treatment
emergency
of
leased
the
to
medical center,.
blowers, bulk milk
acquisitions, if any,
may be
made for stock of the corporation or other consideration as
is deemed appropriate by the corporation's directors.
Farmatics Corp. is organized, but inactive, and will remain inactive
until such time as
the parent corporation -makes, if at all, its first
acquisition. If the corporation's plans materialize, this subsidiary will
be used to own and operate a farm machinery manufacturing business,
although no assurance is given that the corporation's efforts will be
and/or
barn
the
In
such
barnyard,
as
elevators,
handling equipment, rotary cattle feeders, etc. Such
successful.
all,
the
until
inactive
Corp. is organized, but inactive, and will remain
manufacturing consolidation has progressed, if at
Finance
Growth
the point where it will develop a requirement for an outlet
direct sales of the consolidated manufacturing corporation.
to
finance
to
♦
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT TO
Authorized
stock
Common
Stock
(no
for
388,500wts^
388,500wts.
;
&
B. American
Underwriters
March
exchange
and
1964,
15,
Company,
Trust
corporation,
the
•by
New
agent
York
City,
for the
3%,
has been
appointed
10-year notes due
trustee of the corporation's 6%
subordinated
series due March 15, 1972.—V. 195, p. 2034.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
A
Class
—V.
($10 par)_
B
($10
194, p.
Hagan Chemicals & Controls,
sales
total
In
issued.
Inc.—Earns. Down for Yr.
reported earnings of $1,829,286 on
and revenues of $42,245,272 in the 1961 annual report just
1960, Hagan earned $2,038,655 on total revenues of $41,-
Pittsburgh,
This
Pa.,
company
693,578.
A
data
1961
Hopwood announced Hagan has discontinued manufacture and
Kybernetes equipment, citing severe price competition among
rapid changes in industrial computer technology as
reasons for this decision.—V. 194, p. 2334.
.
Mr.
sale
of
manufacturers and
the
Harn
Net
fiscal
profit
year
Outstanding
•2,800
.
par)_
preceding
year,
a
Rudolph Cohen,
1961
the
President, announced in the annual
reT°he net^nlieudede$91,215
in non-recurring profit from the sale of
real estate and exclusive of this amount represented an increase of
about
124% over 1960 earnings, he said.
Sales also climbed to a new record.
The total of $7,785,141 for the
fiscal year ending Nov. 30,
1961, was 21% above the previous peak
of $6,415,783 for fiscal 1960.
Harn is a manufacturer of crib pads, infants'
nightwear and baby
aunts
bed apparel and polo shirts for children, quilts, mattress pads
and
comforters.
Its product line was expanded in 1961 to include
sportswear for subteens and young adults.
Earnings per share during fiscal
1961^amounted to 61 cents on
the average of 536,792 shares outstanding during the year, compared
ick
equal
out-
iings :of.,
a
share
Taggart
1-
;
3,000
3.000
Inc.
___—
4,000
.
,~
Co.—Quarterly Report-
taxes
on
1961
!
Income
442,470
158.000
231,000
$115,664
$211,470
$0.09
•
,
I.D.
in
192,
I.
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
filed
1962
offered
be
"Reg.
a
at
A" .covering 25,000
without underwriting.
$2,
selling stockholder.
a
:■=
•
Jamaica, N. Y., is
precision control
also manufactures special application clocks,
manufacture
The company
pinions,
—V.
26,
to
of 89-25 Van Wyck Expressway,
the
components.
gears,
10c)
to
go
Precision,
engaged
April
on
(par
will
clusters
sale
and
and
miniature
of
plates
gear
and
machine
screw
F. C. Collateral
Corp.
Debentures Offered
—
a
dpveloper
profit for the six
per
BUSINESS—The
Stock
it
located
at
corporation
to
corporation
Corporation
is
IFC
Law
630
of
State
under
New
of
Avenue,
New
Invesco
York
Collateral
originally
was
organized
was
the
Fifth
York
Article
II
Jan.
on
City.
The
Corp.,
but
the
was
Marcus
R.
Pacific
Coast,
.,
first
The
Hickerson,
income
corporation
laws
of
wholly-owned
a
York,
New
of
is
publicly
a
the
State
purchasing,
estate.
"
GIVING
President,
said
year
a
Stock
6%
due
6%
due June'30,
6%' due June 30,
it
the
by
marks
since
company
"turning
a
of $4,787,255.
revenues
team which
management
new
a
point"
"Our
For the
took
the
Management
facilitated
by
feels
Salton
that
land
sales
home
and
construction
will
be
recent decision of the Federal Housing Administration
building at Hesperia. An agreement with the Coachella
Valley Savings and Loan Association will spur housing development at
Salton City, Mr, Hickerson said.—V. 191, p. 2638.
Household
mutually
which
under
subject
Finance
to
exchange
Household Finance
favorable
action
will
stockholders,
by
has
basis
acquire
been
now
worked
City Products Corp.,
other
corporate
require¬
ments, and clearance from tax authorities.
The tentative plan was first"
1962.
The plan as approved by the boards of directors of both companies
for submission to City Products stockholders provides for the exchange
of
March
on
3/5ths
of
of
23,
share
one
City Products,
share
of
at
the
or,
class
Household
option
of
of
common
each
stock
each
for
City Products
Household $4.50
share
stockholder,
stock for three
shares of City Products.
The option of City Products stockholders to
take the new proferred stock is limited to a maximum number tenta¬
tively set at 350.000 shares of preferred stock.
The new preferred
stock
will
share
the
after
a
new
noncallable
be
fourth
year,
which
it
for
three
reducing
would
preferred
and
years
callable
at
$105
per-
per share per year until the eighth
callable at $100 per share.—V. 195,
$1
be
1664.
p.
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Outstanding
$300,000
$300,000
1966—
30,
1967—300,000
'
1968_i._i.__
,
FINANCING
300,000 ''
300,000
f \
>
300:000
due June
30f,: 1966——.
300,000
30,
1967
300,000
10%
due June
30,
1968—
300,000
300,000'
10%
due June 30,
1969—..—
300,000
300,000
due June 30,
1970
300,000
300,000
Common
—V.
stoc^k (no par)
300,000
300,000
200 shs.
200 shs.
195, p. 8.
Independent Telephone Corp.—Annual Report—
Year
Ended
Dec.
31—
1961
Adjusted*
;
$4,791,172
Net
operating income
Net
inc.
and
pfd.
dividends
to
income
stock
V
510,684
$0.25
$0.33
substantially
consummated
pooling of interests basis.
a
t Pre-acquisltion
—V. 195, p. 523.
net
39,442
(2,623)
'168,771
758,425
._
reflect
to
on
►
186,621
outstanding
share
per
Restated
counted for
205,590
40,640
common
Average shares
*
434,723
284,842
67,581
income
Net
$2,392,745
835,783
before adjustments
Adjustment!'
Net
1960
'V;.%
..
Revenues^
income
loss
or
of
various
acquisitions
ac¬
subsidiaries.
-
Indiana General Corp.—Reports Record Sales & Earns.
Corp.—Merger Details Announced
stock
acceptable
the
selling
due June
a
finance home
A
1946
in
%■*:>''"
Preferred dividends
was
and
in
and
helm
immensely strengthened by our land acqui¬
City," Mr. Hickerson said.
The land
companies have been consolidated into Holly's Land Development Divi¬
sion with Pacific-Holly Sales Corp., a wholly owned
subsidiary acting
as
sales agent.
Hesperia
in
investing
Series, 10%
same
resort area 95 miles northeast of Los Angeles.
a
profit potential
at
financing,
engaged
Series,
for
Holly Corp. in December, 1961.
Since then, management has been
curtailing inefficient production facilities and weeding out the unprof¬
manufacturing and construction operations.
At the end of October,
1961, Holly Corp. purchased 21 Southern
California land development companies for $3,500,000. These properties
are on the west side
of the Salton Sea, California's largest inland sea,
at Hesperia,
that
10%
of
sitions
is
Funding
organized
York,
Series,
1.957.
reported revenues of $9,500,274 and a
Holly Corp. common stock is traded on the Ameri¬
heads
June
itable
and
corporation
New
to
Series, 10%
Exchange.
Hickerson
Mr.
policy
Investors
of
Authorized
Series,
to five cents
the company
ago
net loss of $775,017.
changed
was
Series,
reported
earnings were derived from
period
subsidiary
held
of
developing,
■'( '
Series,
Holly Corp.
The
the
Corp. on May 25, 1961. The primary business of the
that of purchasing, investing in and selling real estate
although it may from time to time purchase, invest in
CAPITALIZATION
(i
net
1960;
of
is
mortgages
real
the
of
30,
name
Collateral
corporation
195.5
months ended Jan. 31 of $440,618, equal
share?
common
This
the
on
On
—
May 2, 1962, I. F. C. Securities Corp., New York City,
offered publicly in five series, $1,500,000 of this firm's
registered subordinated debentures, due June 30, 1966-70,
at $1,000 per debenture. Net proceeds will be used pri¬
marily for the purchase of mortgage notes and bonds.
and its emergence as the
the corporation reported
company
items.
p. '994.
Series,
the
$0.16
f
1
corporation
shares
$8,255,049
273,664
per share of common stock
Debentures;
reorganization of
a
3,000
3,000
Co.,
$8,697,365
Proceeds
"The
the
corporation's
first quarter
sales
earnings
and
continued
of 1962," President Robert F.
to
Smith
increase
told
during
shareholders
the
at
company's annual meeting.
Record sales of $7,283,028 com¬
pared to $4,813,462 for the same period in 1961, and net earnings
of $717,763 or $0.62 per share against $356,243
($0.31 per share) in
1961,
Mr.
by
the
country's
leading
magnetic
materials
and
manufacturer.
Smith
the
exceed
the
reported
were
equipment
pointed out that the
quarterly
fourth
records
results
sales
in
the
of
and
first
earnings
quarter of
1962
established
in
1961. "We are pleased that this upward trend,
during the last six months of 1961, has continued into
this year.
Barring any unforeseen decline in the %onomy, Indiana
General anticipates new highs in both sales and earnings for the
year.
The all-time high was established in 1961 with sales of $22,034,915 and
which
quarter of
began
earnings
of
$1.56
per
share."—V.
195,
p.
977.
Instruments For Industry, Inc.—Stock
'
Sold Privately
May 1, 1962, it was reported that this Hicksville, N.Y.,
company sold privately 100,000 shares of its ! common
stock.—V. 192, p. 1610.
On
Hudson
Bay
Mining &
Smelting
Co., Ltd.—Quarterly
Report—
metal
company reports for the three months ended March 31,
sales of $12,103,405 and net profit of $2,885,935, equal to
share
i.962,
$1.05
outstanding.
For the 1961 first quarter, metal sales were $11,738,858 and net profit
was $2,610,805, or 95 cents per share on the same number of shares.
per
Estimated
quarter,
Tons
taxes
compared
of
423,724
the 2,757,973 shares
on
last
on
amounted
income
$563,000
to
for
with $610,000 in the 1960 period.
were 430,209 in
the first quarter,
milled
ore
year.—V.
195,
the
1962
first
Interstate Vending Co.—Common Offered—On May 1,
1962, Bear, Stearns & Co., 135 So LaSalle St., Chicago,
offered
the
1317.
p.
On
sale will
BUSINESS—The
May 2, 1962, J. R. Williston & Beane, New York City,
and
associates
firm's
common
offered
stock
publicly,
at
100,000
shares
of
this
$8 per share.
Net proceeds
will be used by the company for addi¬
tional working capital, inventories and other corporate
BUSINESS—The
Lyndhurst, N. J. was incorporated in
the State of Delaware on Dec. 27, 1961, primarily to succeed to the
business of Hudson Wholesale Grocery Co., a New Jersey corporation,
started
company
business in
CAPITALIZATION
of
1918
GIVING
as
a
wholesale
EFFECT
TO
grocer.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
of
Coffee
27,
Illinois
Corp.
1959.
It
Its
company
in
executive
was
1955,
June,
changed
its
incorporated under the laws of the
the name of Interstate-United
under
name
offices
are
to
Interstate
located
Chicago.
at
Vending
251
East
Co.
on
Grand
Jan.
Ave.,
■
The company through its subsidiaries, is engaged
primarily in the
business of selling a variety of products through coin-operated vending
machines in some 30 states, principally in industrial plants.
With its acquisition of Food-Crafts, Inc. and Food-Crafts Associates,
on
Jan.
17, 1961, the company
expanded its activities in the
Inc.
purposes.
which
publicly, 32,814 shares of this firm's outstanding
stock at $27.50 per share.
Net proceeds from
go to the selling stockholders.
common
compared with
„
i,
3,000
Co._
&
I. D. Precision Components
1,110
2,000
Hudson Wholesale Groceries, Inc.—Common Offered—
the
corporation increased 211%
during the
record of $325,151, compared with $194,440 for
of
to
&
Halle & Stieglitz—_——_
4,000
189, p. 1929.
State
Corp.—Earnings at Record High—
A.
profits—
The
Holly Corp.—Six Months' Net Higher—
The
slight rise in operating costs and losses incurred by its Kybernetes
logging equipment operations were the principal factors affecting
earnings, according to W. W. Hopwood, President.
Charles
Salomon
j._
2035.
before
business
1614.
Reflecting
largest land
year,
debentures,
convertible
4,000
L.
Inc._v
Inc
the
one
Corp.—Appointment—
F,
Co.,
Co.,
of
of
II.
3,000
&
&
under
laboratories.*
or
announced
388,500 shs.
common
par)
(no
$700
2,000,000 shs.
par)
warrants
Va
Detachable
Outstanding
$700
payable
Note
8,500
Kook
Corp.
out,
PRESENT FINANCING
Russ
ganizations
CAPITALIZATION
3,000
.
BL
4,000
Ronshaw—___.
p.
common
sidiary
*
Corp.—
Roulston,
and
sell other
types of securities.
It is the corporation's
acquire mortgages primarily for Income purposes.
to
Growth
Issues, Inc. is organized and is the underwriter for the
corporation. Upon completion of the offering, this wholly-owned sub¬
intends to engage in the normal broker-dealer functions, al¬
though no assurances can be given that such activities will be or
become
profitable. The officers and directors of the underwriter are
also
officers and directors of the corporation.
]..
&
present'equipment and facilities owned by the company and
are deemed adequate for providing the tenant with
everything necessary to operate a general medical clinic and to perform
such corollary services as laboratory tests and complete
X-ray exami¬
nations, without the necessity of contracting this work to outside or¬
leased to the Center
The
tion
—V.
in
Herndon
the group
acres
Inc.
8,500
Co.
Securities
Carey
sales
Net
the
land, building and equipment to be used by Hern¬
its operation of a medical
center in the Town of
Medical Center is an unincorporated associa¬
organized by the officers and directors of the company to engage
Medical
Herndon,
in
of 77 Third St., Herndon, Va., was organ¬
the present officers and directors to take
company,
of
Inc._.
Gunn,
8,500
Sons__.
Inc
&
&
Earnings
Medico, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—Pur- /
April 20, 1962 offering circular,, the company
offered publicly, 1,000 shares of its class A $8 cumulative
nojh-voting stock at $100 per share, without* underwrit¬
in
Clayton
8,500
Provision for Federal and Canadian income taxes
an
BUSINESS—The
&
Shares
20,500
„
*
1962,
1961.
Herndon
suant to
the
8,500
Co.,
195,
Profit
This compares with
share.
a
of
the
Period Ended March 31—
months "ended March
three
the
Co.—
Hussmann Refrigerator
195,
Earnings per share are
based on average shares outstanding after the 2-for-l split of stock.
Net sales and operating revenues for the
quarter were $104,999,453,
compared with $85,968,046 for the first quarter of 1961.——V. 195, p.1663.
can
corporation's initial efforts will be directed toward the acquisi¬
of a farm machinery manufacturer of products principally for use
—V.
Inc.—Earnings Up—
first
the
severally
underwriting
to
follows:
as
Co
Haupt
Net
stock of
common
share
a
the
Regis¬
aggregate of 100,000 shares
public offering price less
an
at
company,
Reane—..
Ford & Co.,
&
Rodin an
•••,
reported
company
earnings on its
the
in
exhibit
an
as
*1,000,275
I.V';
Hercules Powder Co.
30
:___
&
Edwards
&
Ira
$0.14
share
outstanding2V2-for-l stock
Birr
141,616
__
shares
from
Alstyne, Noel & Co._.
Arthurs, Lestrange &, Co..
203,290
154,518
per
977.
Net
the
G.
A.
1961
$5,442,798
$6,120,722
forth
set
have
below
named
conditions
Van
The
period. The securities were offered at $1,155 per unit,
each consisting of one common share and one-h|lf war¬
rant to purchase one-half share of common.
Boettcher &
outstand¬
19&2
f
___
*Adjusted for
p.
are
Growth Management & Development Corp.—Units Of¬
fered—Pursifant to an April 27, 1962 offering circular,
Growth Issues,
Inc., 33 North La Salle St., Chicago,
offered publicly in "units, 179,500 shares of this firm's
no par
common stock and warrants to purchase 89,750
additional shares at $1.40 per share during a 10-year
Williston
Parker,
•
stock
underwriting discount
R.
J.
1317.
p.
underwriters
and
of which has been filed
Shares
ago.
Period Ended March 31
Net sales
;
don
corporation for the three months
ended
March
31, 1962, was $2,229,106, it was announced by M. C.
Frailey,
Greyhound
president.
This
is
equivalent
after
preferred
dividends to 15 cents a share on an average of 13,009,642 shares of
common
stock outstanding.
;
■
V
Net income for the first .quarter of 1961 amounted to $1,417,323,
equivalent after preferred dividends
to nine cents a share
on
an
of 12,978,766
common
shares outstanding. For comparative
average
purposes
the figures have been restated to include Boothe Leasing
Corp.,
which
was
acquired
by
Greyhound on
March 30,
3 962.—
195,
31,
both
the
terms
copy
Statement, to purchase severally
common
Sutro
title
Consolidated
company
reported net earnings of $224,212
months ended March 31, 1962,
compared with
three
period,
March
ized
Greyhound Corp.—Reports Sharp Rise in Net—
V.
1961
of
Haveg Industries, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
47,900 shs.
1800.
p.
the
Mich.,
the
the
corresponding period a year
earnings were equal to 21.6 cents a
These
in
in
in
tration
Co.—Quarterly Net Up—
debt
Authorized
Common
taxes
$157,299
other
properties.
Its consulting services include timber cruising, timber administration,
aerial photography and mapping, forest .surveying, timber and timberland appraisal, forest fire insurance ratings and
adjustments, forest
inventories, tree farm management, forest protection and surveillance,
multiple
after
Hastings,
Net
BUSINESS—The
chases
Hastings Manufacturing
This
a
9
stock
(par
$!)___
1,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
-J.
402,250 shs.
field
Oct.
is
of
6,
industrial
1961
engaged
York.
it
in
catering,
acquired
a
primarily
The
diversified
in
the
New
England
area.
On
Brass Rail, Inc., ("Brass Rail"), which
service business in metropolitan New
food
it added to its vending operations through the
engaged in vending cigarettes in locations
public.
Giving effect to the annual sales volume
of all companies acquired prior to Nov; 1, 1961 the company's vending
operations represented, at that date, approximately 69%
of its sales
During
acquisition of
„open
to
the
1961
businesses
general
,
r
I
%\
*>■
10
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2154)
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
.
.
i
f
volume
its
of
and
The
?
of
.'•
Vending
Brass
,
Rail,
Co.
Inc.
below
shown
-
•
AS
FEB.
OF
*
*
;
:
bank
.
-
.
payable
1962
r
due
convertible
.'
on
Mar.
at
.
loan
term
that
payable
date
in
17
to
Blunt
H.
30.
1962
Sept.
to
-
...
,
31,
.
-
,
.../;//.
Harold
•
.
■
<
.
—V.
!
r
equal
deposits
i
S5.000.000
-
-
-j.
mencing
{
Aug.
Conditional
•
vending
;•
>
;
.
installments
ary,
1965
Real
estate
;
i
\
.from
5/%%
1964
to
able
..
in
?The
94,738
141,491
,
11,500
40,000
5,000,000 shs.
wholly-
10-year
May
due
debentures
6%
$1,000,000
10-year 6%
instalment debentures
payable
in Annual
installments
of $25,000 through May 20, 1970
Real
estate
mortgage
437%
and
'■
i
5»/a%
j
and
1968——
v 1966 and
Other notes
from
Lock
1924.
p.
was
•
• v
to
■
reported to
/./•''<,
President,
Joint,
Beach,
Atlantic
at
real
a
Verre
established
Joint
plastics companies
and
fittings.
208,211
:
.
Plastics
a
Division
to produce PVC
;
(polyvinylchloride)
348,013
•-
he
said
was
for
Revenues
$648,022,
|
1,
5
1966
\%w
the
optimistic
first
abdut
>■
this
of
year
during
amounted
owned
by
1.400,000
1;
Interstate
1962,
36,270 shs.
40,000 shs.
company's
of
subsidiaries
owned
The
Vending Co.:
bank
monthly
installments
through
Nov.
Advances
than
;
to *
4%
Co.
bearing,
interest
rates
$5.00
one
value
(non-voting >,
wholly-owned by Interstate Vend¬
Co.
ing
:
20
of
which
companies
195,
applicable
478,000.,,--.
The
Diversified
Services, Inc.—SEC
Split—
The
tors
Bars
SEC
announced
April
Services,
-
The
Commission
'
'
*
'<
-
•
i
rights
was
stated
that
of
Act
it
permitting it
clear
wai
that
to effect
shares
Commissioner Frear
the
will
the intended
result of
in
a
resolved."
be
•
separate opinion concurred in the denial of
application for the stock split because
basic reform of providing equal voting
"it carried nb assurance'of
its
of
.1977
satisfactory
a
increase
thf 'feighth in
1951.,
11
yearS,
//
%
> The
Bank
common
Of
North
'
•
John's Bargain
the
Chase
common
Stores Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan Bank has been appointed transfer
stock of the corporation.—V. 195, p. 2035.
agent for
Financial
Koeller Air Products,
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing-^
/
*
used for expansion and debt repayment. .'
>
Koeller
of 594 Lexingtoii Avenue, Clifton, N; J., -is -engaged in the
retail distribution of oxygen, acetylene, hydrogen, propane and other
Industrial gases and is a dealer in welding and nutting equipment and
underwriting.
Proceeds
are
supplies.—V.
to
be
195, p. 1209..
-
.
„.
;
*
National
interest^_£ay-
accrued
Bank,
City
Wah^StT^
55
Y.
N.
/;;/
each
had
been
convertible
This
major
of
and
ball
roller
th«
and
earnings, of
the
Dixon,
operating
period
31st
equal
was
of $219,-
revenues
was
$1.49
to
on
outstanding. This ■ compares with $1.53
djirihg the-previous 12-month period,, Here again,, the
basically attributablq to a lower credit for interest during;
■
V';" j/
•/
,..
Publishing Co., Inc.—Common Reg'd
of U6 West 32nd Street, New York, filed
the
with
to
of
SEC
for
offered
be
York.
New
on
public
The public
offering price (maximum $6 per share)
be supplied by amendment.
The statewarrants sold to the
principal underwriters at 10c each, exercisable initially at 100% "of the
public offering price.
r
'■
'
and
underwriting
terms
includes
also
ment
are
to
7,500 shares underlying 5-year
v,;
The company is -engaged in the business of operating, leased stamp
and
coin
departments in
department
stores located UsroUghout
the
country, publishing stamp albums and catalogues and other philatelic
items, and distributing mint stamps of certain foreign countries.
Of
the net proceeds from the stock sale $150,000 Will be used to add addi¬
tional titles to the company's line of publications and to open three
new le&ISed departments during
1962; and the balance will be added to
working capital and used for general corporate purposes and to reduce
dependence on short-term bofrowings.
In addition to certain indebted¬
ness, the company has outstanding 350,000 shares of common stock, of
(Vhich Jacques Minkus, President, owns 27.49% ,- and Mary»-Minkus,
Secretary-Treasurer, Beatrice Minkus and Sara M., Beer 24.17%
each.
"
>
/
net
i-
$357,588
of .1961.
period
total
on
12-month
March
ended
a registration
April 27 covering 150,000 shares of common
sale through underwriters headed by
H, Hentz & Co., 72 Wall Street, and Herzfeld & Stern, 30 Broad Street,
stock,
or 26 cents per share in. the cor¬
months sales tfere $32r202,480 and
earnings $1.72 per share; compared
with $25,248,704 and 64 cents
respectively, for the period ended March 31, 1961. • •...<'
708,874
the
months
12
16,847|300 shares
is
statement
$11,700;146 and earnings of, $834,285 or. 60 cents per .share for
three months ended March '31, 1962, compared with sales of $8,-
responding
for-the
earned
for
Edgar1 il.
to
V
-,
Minkus Stamp &
VF'.y\
reported
construction^according
companies of the Middle South Systemr are: = Arkansas
Light Co.,-Lou.isiaha Power & Light Co.* Mississippi Power &
Light Co.,. and New Orleans Public Service Inc.,—V. 194, p. 2335.
;
due May il;;
bearings,
to
Pdwer, &
'
Corp.—Sales. Higher— f;
w$.s departed'at $5,134,000,
5.5%
decrease in net
represents""1-a
Operating
Privately -—On
notes
period
31,
1961.
reported for the similar period of 196.1.
income was primarily due to a reduced credit
net
The company,
for
total
March
of
earned
reduction
sold privately, through Oppenheimer
manufacturer
the
the
This
nee-income
construction.
both
Sold
Corp. —Notes
of
reported
for
president-.",--
share
a
operating revenues
1962. This is an
Electric operatingat $46,121,000, up 8.9%.
3
reported
quarter
that
with
in
decrease
first
share.
Net income
sales of
Nine
Electronics Co., Inc.—Common
Mountain
•
Offered—On
1,-1962, an underwriting group headed by Maltz,
Greenwald & Co., New York City, and Clayton Securi¬
May
Marshall Field & Co.—To
Redeem Preferred—•
ties
called- for redemption
on
June
15,
1962,. all
of its outstanding 4%4%
cumulative preferred stock at $104 per s'naVe,
plus accrued dividends of 89 cents per share.—V. 190, 'p. 2042.
5
/
The
has
company
Corp.,
Real
Massasoit
fered—Pursuant
Estate
Investment
Trust
—
Stock
Net
share.
-■
_;
.
to
an
BUSINESS—The
will be Used by the company for
working capital.
'
laws of
dated
The
the
Aug.
company
is
a
business
State, of Rhode Island,
1,
office
trust
pursuant
1961. • ■
- .
Massasolt is located at 1025
of
to
a
organized
its
^
sale
electric
Declaration of Trust
name
and
Building,
The
namely,
1962.
over
as
well
of
as
extensive
an
minor
sale
59.7%
the
of
in
both
television
businesses
and
radio
the distribution
products
sales
gross
factor
of
and
Motorola
of
Although
six
a
the
in
the
such
represented
fiscal
sales
has
company
of
of
line
in
year
years,,
the
GIVING
34
distributed
EFFECT
TO
is
it
and
re¬
parts.
approximately 53% 1 rf
July 25
1961, and
ended
March
weeks'ended
Motorola
its
CAPITALIZATION
which
in
receivers
electronic
distributorship is terminable
time, -and'; accordingly,- there can be no assurance
of
PRESENT
products
notice
on
its
at
25,
for
any
continuance.
FINANCING
expert
.
t
Fund whose "investments' will consist -principally of (a) real
properties; and (b) real estate mortgages.
■
• ;
.■>
/The purpose of the Trust is to provide investors with a -medium for
investment primarily in real -estate- assets,
as distinguished from in¬
,
•
,•
The
first
5%
-
note,
due
Mar.
■
Authorized
.
28,
loan____'___i__:
stock
(50c
UNDERWRITERS—-The
;
•
underwriters
agreed, subject to,the terms of
an
$75,000
127,000
-
part
Outstanding
" *'
*
Bank
Common
.
mortgage
1965
-
estate
securities.
,
„
5%
.
Investment
in
sale
approximately
;
spreading the risk or loss by diversification
,
vestments
products,
products
company's
/
ts
company
consumer
The
the
permissible investments.
Such pooling arrangement secures for small
the advantages available to those with larger resources, in¬
of investments-;
iptWestment counsel; and (c) the collective
financing of real estate-projects which the - Investors- could not under¬
take singly.
'
•. '
Massasoit, in effect, is a balanced, closed-end, management Mutual
organ¬
and
engaged,
lated
be subject to the Federal income tax on thjit portion of its current
earnings or realized capital gains'which are distributed to shareholders.
The general purpose of Massasoit is to enable investors to jfool their
funds by buying shares in the Trust, which in turn invests the money
in (ai real estate properties;* (b) real estate mortgages;, and (C) other
of
on
of
electronic
not
benefit
was
under
the
name
of
Sigmon's, Inc.,
as
a
proprietorship organized in
1938,
and' assumed
February 18, 1948. It is engaged in the whole¬
radios,
television
receivers
and
other consumer
parts, components and equipment for sale to the service
to industrial users. Its principal executive and sales offices
located
at 708
Bigley Ave., Charleston, West Virginia.
are
3, Rhode Island.
Massasoit plans to qualify as a "Real Estate Investment Trust" under
the Internal Revenue Code.
If and when Massasoit so qualifies, it Will-
(a)
corporation,
Virginia
1947,
electronic
Providence
the
West
company^ a
17,
sole
a
distribution
trade
Bank
to
present
'
the
•
Industrial
March
on
successor
organ¬
under
to. repurchase
and Mrs.
BUSINESS—The
ized
izational expenses and
of
shares
■
-
Net proceeds
publicly,, 140',000
$3.50 per share.
at
proceeds,
company
from Mr.
offered
company
stock
common
estimated at $396,500, will be used by
160,000 of its own shares
Henry L. Kohn, to repay loans, pro¬
mote sales, renovate certain selling areas of its facilities
and increase working capital.
Of¬
April 10, 1962 offering circular,
publicly, without underwriting,
30,000 shares of beneficial interest (no par) at $10 per
the
Boston,'-offered
this firm's
the
-
(bi
corporation on April 27, 1962 filed a "Reg. A" covering 32,686
shares (par five cents) to be offered at-the-market, withbut
5%
19o,
Inc.—Sales, Net Up Over 8y2%
were
income
a
compared
.
registrar
quarter
net
cents
at. $25,185,000
195,
subordinated
5V4%
cluding
The
appointed
June 1, 1962, through
first mortgage pipe line
on
its
plus
101.96%
Companies
the
482,000.
investors
common
redemption
$450,OOo- oi
at
First
the
reported
-
The
t
been
has
■:V-
three months ended
over
Consoxiaated
It doubles the rate
'.'I
' /V
and
System
8.6%
30
company
ftew York City, has been
America,
transfer agent
p. 1924.
as
stock.^-V.
Marlin-Rockwell
-
in
than in 1961.
conversion
agent for the
1911 of the company.—V.
/■/■..
interest-charged
fc-r
1961.
ovei:
to
income
report
Co., New York City.—V. 195, p. 524.'
'
rights."
/"
In a dissenting opinion Commissioner Whitney expressed
the view
that
(1) the Act does not require the elimination of the nonvoting
stock of IDS, and (2) the stock split would be a technical and'formal¬
ists issue of shares which would not have any aggravating effect 'on
the
existing concentration of voting power.
He concluded that-an
exemption was warranted under the statutory pattern -contemplating
exemptions in situations where the result would not be inconsistent
with the policies and purposes rff the Act.—V. 194, p. 2218.
'
the
shew
corporation
the
by
South
for
equal
.
a
to make the shares attractive to a broader class
these
•
cents
April 30, 1962, It w$s reported that $8,085,000 of " this
firm's 5%% senior notes due May 1,1972, and $8,415,000
of
for
fund
1980
■
the
at
$54,442,000 for the
Consolidated
quarter,
83
Toy Manufacturing Corp.—Appointment—
Lytton
the denial of an application by Inves¬
Minneapolis for an exemption order
27
Inc.
Company
and
1844.
of
•
of invest¬
ors by
a drastic reduction in
the market, price . "Thus, although the
percentage of shares without a vote would not be increased by the stock
split, the potential of the split would be to enlarge the absolute number
of shareholders without Voting rights—and thus further an 'inequitable
distribution
of
control'."
The Commission ruled
that although the
statute did not undertake to disturb prexisting nonvoting shares that
fact "does not justify our taking affirmative action tending to aggra¬
vate a problem left in status "quo:
To do so would be in derogation of
a
basic policy of the Act.""* The Commission stated that it could riot
assume that the nonvoting status would be of bnly
temporary duration
Because of an intended recapitalization of the company/ Subsequent^ to
the argument in this case but prior to the Commission's decision IDS
formulated a plan of recapitalization providing for elimination of the
nonvoting feature and submitted it to the Commission with a request
fbr an advisory opinion
011
its fairness.
HoWever, the Commission
pointed out that both IDS and Allan P. Kirby. a stockholder of IDS
and of Alleghany Corporation (which owns approximately 47%
of the
voting and 14% of the nonvoting stock of IDS) predicted that any such
plan would be the subject of extended litigation. The Commission con¬
cluded that "Accordingly, it Will not be known until some unpredictable
future time whether or in
what manner the question of the voting
the split
*'
Investment
made
p.
increase
'
10-for-l
split of its nonvoting common stock.
The exemptioxf was sought for
the split because the Act prohibits the issuance by a' registered investment
company of nonvoting
shares.
IDS presently has outstanding
some
879,000 shares of nonvoting stock and 574,540 shares of voting
stock.
(The voting stock also was to be split, but no exemption was
required to effect that split).
S ......
the
and
1,
Commercial
company's
Stock
■
Diversified
■under
and
years
May
259,100
appointed
Investors
were
SUBSCRIPTIONS—The
Lowell
402.
p.
of
Inter^f
to
subsidiaries
.owned
V.
is
Vending Co. and its wholly-
state
•
1,000 shs.
1,000 shs.
j,
stock, aggregate par value
combined, 50%.
of
,
also revealed that '97.9% of
the company's offering of 421,472 shares of cdmmon stock was sub¬
scribed for through rights and
the remaining 8,900 shares were pur¬
chased by the underwriters.
No further sale of common stock by the
company
is planned for several years knd no further
new
money
financing is planned during 1962.—V. -4-9^,' p. 1924.
'
]
par
Common
1961.
Net
with $20,-
1962, the bokrd of directors raised the annual dividend
$1.50 to $1.60 per share.
This is the 101(1111 increase in
on
STOCk
company,
due
series
be
194,
Middle
16,
four
initiated
of
first
the
dilution
this
last
tire
271,698.
6%
stock
will
called
has
the sinking
of
5%%
revenues
12
for
from
rate
Capital Stock:
Preferred
of $15,250,000 aoove (he like period in
moftth period was $22;888,000 compared
stated,
On March
from
City,
York
Mavch 31,
due
Middle South Utilities,
1961.
report
absorb
subordinated
bank' term loan, and
$148,363
with
to
$472*2.22
other.
Vending
non-interest
5 V2 %
$30,000
J '2
S500.0CO'
stockholders
Interstate
($241,698
$13,889
of
1964
15,
frofn
including
in
the
in
payable
loan,
term
ment
>/
almost always the best of the year,
per share
in/1962 compared to 73
cents last
year.
For the 12 months ended March 31, 1962, earnings
\lefe $2.36 per share,
15 cents over the $2.21 for the like period in
1961.
The report pointed out that these 1962 earnings do not reflect
the dilution from the company's sale of common stock during the last
two
weeks of March.' The cempamy expects
that 1962 earnings will
* '•
■y
5Va%
the
for
Earnings
Debt:
v
New
irfgtstr'ar'
agent,
debentures
company
bonds,
report to shareowners
for
the first quarter' 1962
$164,819,000 for the 12 moinths ended March 31,
increase
an
952,000
Interstate *
of
revenue
income
S0%
held
expenses
Long Island Lighting Co.—Quarterly Results—
The
showed
$1),
whollyVending Co.—
(par
-
Aug.
——
stock
Common
•
1,750,000
—
due
debentures,
1966
1,
1,750,000
Ifenk,
/;;///::;■
operation
,
,
and
costs
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Partial Red'n— '
to
the first three months of last year.—
1664.
wi,li
certain.
641; ?
P.
—V.
1,750,000
City
paying
trustee,
pipe, valves
operations
company
months
three
35 cents per share in
or
p.
National
subordinated
due April
———
6%
year
1
195,
fairly
seem
1850.
p.
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—Appointment—
•
V.
1962
195,
First
-
it acquired
when
year
in
nues
/
said.
last
the quarter were 17 cents,
in
stock
line, management expects profits this year to be greater
—V.
$13,902,892, a gain of 22% over the first quarter of 1961, he announced.
Net
income
totaled $676,708,
or
37 cfents per share/ compared with
through
dividends—was
last year.
%
Earnings per share of common
*
.
period last year. Net income after
March 31—but before payments of preferred
$1,782,187, compared lo $1,3x9,483 for the sanie
the period ended
for
i
Hirsh
Mr.
1962.
bearing),
debentures,
6%
to
in
to $31,101,580 in the^amc
compared to 12 cents last year, a gain of about 42%-, Mr. McGraw said.
Mr. McGraw said that for the company %s a whole, increased -reve¬
expect these companies to play ah important role in Lock Joint's
five
600,000
year
report
quarter
Fla.,
will become members of
'
,
for McGraw-Hill and its subsidiaries for the first
increased 7%
and net income after taxes increased
in 1961. Donald C. McGraw, President, gave
stockholders at the company's annual meeting.
the
first three months
of
this year was $33,176,929,
stock
Hamburg
firm,
estate
group
•
the same period
taxes
.
located
*
.
1962
of
over
compared
shareholders at the company's
.
Florida,
of
Verre
du
are
/
profits/'—V. 195, p. 9.
Operating revenue
this
.
-
rapidly-expanding plastics business," Mr. Hirsh
Bonds subscribed:
5
1961
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.—Revs. Up 7%, Net 35%
fe;-.;
Realty Co., of Hamburg, N. Y.
The
the Lock Joint organization on
May 22 through an exchange of stock.
'.
.
Du
Verre
makes a variety of
products for the chemical processing
industry, including reinforced plastic {links, stacks, hoods and ducts for
complete corrosion control. Sales of the du Verre companies last year
and
Lock
1965
{
of
"
'
^
:
Co.—Acquisition—
meeting.
"We
225,000
6%
to
1962
of its outstanding common
subscribe/} for upon the exercise
holders
to
totaled about $1 million.
250.000
252,500
5%
ndrf^mterest
maturing
-v
$325,000
quarterly
maturing
in
payable,
($150,000
;
\
V
notes, payable in
installments
"
,
j
'j>-\
•••
Orange,
Affiliates
du
Debt:
J
East
annual
•
2,129,528 shs.
subsidiaries:
owned
;;
N. J„ manufacturer of prestressed concrete pipe
has completed arrangements to acquire du Verre Inc. of Arcade, N. Y.,
manufacturer of reinforced plastics, and two affiliates, Allan M. Hirsh,
Jr.,
to
•
and
Inc.,
This
/,•■.
Co.—Record Sales for 1961——
company
Revenue
(par $1)
Rail,
195,
Lock Joint Pipe
•
,
Brass
rj
••
35%
-
installments
monthly
stock
Common
public.—V.
'
>
-
t
to
1968.
to
the
New York City, has been appointed transfer and
agent for tile common stock of the corporation.
v,
had record sales of $708,481,000 in 1961 and net
$23,409,000, or $J.zo per
of Common stock after
preit-cred dividends/ Morton D. May, President, said In the
company's
annual report to stockholders for the fiscal year, ended
Jan. 31,
1962.
'
'
: Sales last year increased $23,642,000 or 3.5%. over sales of $681,839,000 to 1960, Mr. May said, and were Helped by'the volume fro'm six
stores opened in late 1960 and during 1961
as part of the May com¬
pany's expansion program. Net earnings for 1961 were $766,000 higher
-than
1960
earnings
of $22,643,000, which
amounted to" $3.11 per
common
share.
Mr.
May pointed out that the company's new stores
"were not operating
long enough- to maxe a substantial contribution
The
quarter
payable to^banks, pay¬
notes
••
■
rights,
710.980
1,132,813
1963
.
..."
-
614% notes, payable in monthly
installments of $1,725 (including
interest), with final maturities
I
[■
5,000.000
.
40,000 shs.
,
-i
including $1,688,000 principal amount subscribed for by the
group, of underwriters headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. The remain¬
ing $393,600 principal amount of debentures-, together with the $1,688,000 subscribed for by the underwriters, were sold by the underwriters
in
4,/a%
3.000;
'
"iv«
.
subscription
for
offered
...
deducting
5,000
Co.—Debenture Subscriptions-
Oil
v.
Co.-^Appointment—-
p; 1925.
earnings
5,000
'
—
•
—
mortgage
-
1
6,000 i
—_
•'
'
..
stock, $5,966,300 principal amount
Janu-
to
"10,000
Inc.
April 30, the company announced that of the $6,359,900 principal
of its 53i%
convertible sinking fund debentures, due June 1,
1982,
on
payable
equipment,
monthly
i
2036/
p.
.
On
of
5.000.000
contracts
195,
.
'
.
■■
Trust Co.,
disbursing
195,
Outstanding
:*.
(without
interest
May Department Stores
amount
1967
1,
-sales
'30,000
(Inc.).—
Co.^——
&
Wood
E.
—V.
FINANCING
Authorized
1311.'.'
p.
dividend
PRESENT
TO
"
-
191,000
Tegtmeyer & Co./————'—
Livingston
$3,375,000
annual
sinking
$500,C00 com¬
of
——
——
.
.
•
1965___^__
subordinated
with
1976,
fund
Byllesby & Co.
H.
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co.,
.
•
sinking fund debentures due July
f
1
Simmons————
&
195,
Irving
•
'
,
Unlimited
Mastan
of
r
•
•
.
beneficial
of
conditions
number
respective names:
Mullaney, Wells <fe Co.——'i.——
/.-
,
30,
convertible
Ellis
M.
Win,
!,
w
r
quarterly installments from Sept.
514%
the
*'
'V:/,
.a
the
to
company
set opposite their
company
Whipple & Co.—
Bacon,
V:'-
■:
June
30,
1962.
company's Option
before
or.
the
the
Shares
31,
and
1966
of
shares
.
.
install-
quarterly
19
$125,000 from
through Sept, 30,
$1,000,000
h..-
i,
in
ments of
,
subject
and
the underwriters named below
from
.
/•.-/%
°
'
V
$2,375,000
loan,
term
of
terms
purchase
to
agreed
..
j
.
5VaVc
the
underwriting agreement,
the
in
severally
common
.
—V.
V
■
value )
par
"
contained
-
V
;
Shares
sl^are. Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—Under
Outstanding
<
subsidiaries,
and
at $9 per
•
V
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Financing
Corp.—Additional
April 30, 1962 issue reported the sale on
April 25 of 250,000 shares of this firm's common stock
have
(excluding
i:
use
Capital
Street
Salle
Details—Our
1962
Authorized
•
whollyThe
and
"l,
Debt:
r
r
-
and manufactures for its exclusive
and Other beverage vending machines.
soda
subsidiaries
owned
•
■
designs
tea,
CAPITALIZATION
Interstate
'
•
.
also
coffee,
La
approximately 31%
represented
volume.
company
line
•
operations
service
food
its
sales
$42,067
•
,1,000/000 shs,
named
below-
'*
,
'
126 000
300,000 shs.
have
severally
underwriting, agreement; to purcha.se
Trust
presently owns no- real./property
and has^no contracts, or Agreements to purchase any such propertv.<,
.
i,„.
Continued
on,
page.5
1 *1 * Ml
Volume
195
Number
6157
.
.
The Commercial and
.
^HM
Chronicle
Financial
(2155)
tables.
In
nounced
the
first
are
grouped
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
second
table
in
Name of
which
the
two
separate
dividends
an¬
follow with
we
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Ptr
Name of
Acadia-Atlantic
Share
Sugar
Refineries,
5%
(quar.)
;
preference A. (quar.)__
preference
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
and
_____'
$20c
7-
3
6*
8
$30c
II
7-
3
6-
8
$$1.25
B
(stock
dividend)
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. (Mass.)
Freight (quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas
Alarm
Aid,
2%
(s-a)
Stock
(stock
Co.. (Pa.)
dividend
Finance
Allied
Kid
'
B
4.08%
Allied
Stock
Mfg.
American
Bakeries
Co.
6-
Commonwealth Income
5-18
$1.25
Cement
Corp.,
preferred
A
5
1
Greetings
B
&
5-10
4-10
5-15
5-16
5-31
Cone
20c
iquar.)___
6-15
5-31
Corp.,
class
(quar.)
American
6-
8
Common
Co.
of
(quar.) t_
B
(quar.).
Illinois—
preferred
(quar.)
Machine & Foundry
(quar.)
American
Maize-Products
split
subject
June
Foods
1
Consolidated
Rock
6-
1
Co.
(3-for-l
approval
American
Metal
Motors
American
News
Climax
Common
Inc.
Corp.
Co.
7-
1
6-15
6-
9
5-25
Continental
Corby
&
(quar.)
35c
tax of
Coupling
Anheuser-Bush
Anthony
Armco
Avon
prior
Crow's
Nest
6-
1
5-15
Radio
Show
5-24
6-29
5-
5%
Shippers
Bayuk
Cigars
class A
Inc.
co
Belden
Mfg
Bell
Howell
&•
Bemis
Co.
Foods
B^vs.
BLack-Clawson
Bliss
the
t
&
latelic
Bridge
Corp.-Seagrams
1
Dividend
Shares,
5-31
5-
1
6-
8
investment
75c
5-11
Dome
6-15
5-25
Dominion
6-
5-10
1
75c
6-
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
8
.
5-10
1
5%
35c
to
ck,
6-
of
$30c
6-
1
5-
Dominion
Dominion
Steel
&
Chemical
Dow
Electric,
Class
Coal
Co.
Ltd.
Ltd.
class
6-15
$2.75
6-1
4
5-24
i-1
5-25
4
Eagle-Picher
6-
1
Early
6-15
5-31
15c
6-
•35c
1
5-15
6-15
6-
6-
1-
1
5-17
(quar.)
6'-
50c
6-
1
5-15
$1.75
(quar.)
7-
2
6-
1
5-18
1
East
&
mViC
International
omitted
4-
Louis
St.
7-30
6%
preferred
Eastern
$1
.Racing
Assn.
preferred
(quar.)
6-
8
1
20c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
6-
9
6-
9
5-15
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Electrolux
40c
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
50c
___
5-11
5-31
Industries
Iowa
1
5-15
Erie
6-
1
5-15
70c
6-
1
5-15
45c
6-15
6-
10c
6-
1
5-17
$1.25
6-
1
6-
8
5-18
5-29
4bc
6-
1'
5-10
Shoe
Buckeye
Budd
Mfg.
Co.
Pipe
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
30c
(quar.)
Line
Company,
(quar.)
Inc.
Oil
(quar.)
(quar.)
.,
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
final
A
payment
British
of
Burndy Corp.
Burrard
Dry
income
7
free
pence
tax
class
Docks,
Byer-Rolnitk.
A.
Buildings
11c
(quar.)__
(quar.-) J.——
Hat. Corp.,- (sjtqcjk
5-22
5-11
Ink.
Campbell
Canada
Red
Bread
Co.
_
Fall
$1.25
5%'
7-
2
6-15
6%
3
7-
6-15
5-16
Jefferson
6-15
5-16
Jones
6-12
Jeannette
5-25
Field
5-15
V. .5-15
Filtra-Sonic Corp. (stock dividend)
Firemen^s Insurance (Newark,<N.' J.)
Co.,
Canada
Cement
Canada
&
Canada
Dry
$4.25
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
$10c
(quar.)*.
Sugar
Corp.,
7-
5-31
5-
6-
1
5-10
7-
1
(quar.)—.—
$1.06 V4
Canada
Malting
Canada
7-
3
6-15
8
1
6-15
6-16
5-15
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
preference
5%
of
(quar.)__________
Canners
Canadian
Fairbanks-Morse,
Class
(reduced)
A
Class
B
Ltd.,
Canadian
Ice
Machine,
Canadian
Oil
Cos.
preferred
,4%
preferred
8%
6-15
6-15
class
Illinois
6-
preferred
4%
4.92%
preferred
Central
Steel
Central
Vermont
4.15%
00,000 shs.
4.75%
purchase
5%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.44%
Century
2nd
Bank
(3-for-l
or
1
__
\
CI
3
6-15
7- 2
2
6-1
7-2
6-1
6-
8
5-25
5-31
5-22
5-15
5-
$1
1
$1.23
25c
6-30
*
6-18
General
General
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
7- 2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-16
6-29
$1.34%
68c
6-15
$2.20
5-
4
Corp.
Drive-in
new
(increased
Telephone
Preferred
of
Telephone Co.
Tire
Inc.
&
of
Rubber,
(quar.)
6-15
Y
5-16
f
5"29
«
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
3c
6-
1
5-22
6-
1
5-22
54 Vic
47'/a
(quar.)
...
7-
c
2
6-15
60c
7-
2
53 %c
7-
2
6-15
5-29
5-10
_______
,,i
dividend)
2%
Y
6-15
5-31
1
5-31
7-
2
common.
.
pfd.
7%
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)______-__
Life
$1.75
Insurance
5-31
6-15
5-17
5-
7
7-
1
6-
8
75c
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-15
6-
5
25c
5%
&
$1.25
,
Chemical—
1
5-16
4%%
preferred
Kansas
(quar.)
City
Common
Power
4%^preferred
1
4.20%
22 Vac
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Power
4»/a%
-
6-
1
5-16
6-20
53)31
95c
.
60c
___
Light,
preferred
County
Fibre,
8-14
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$1.08%
9-
1
$1.12'/a
9-
1
8-14
38»/2C
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
$1.25
7-
2
"6-8
t6 V'4C
—_______
common
5-31
5-11
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., class
Douglas,
Keyes
1
9-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)____
&
Kelly
9-
$1
$1.05
—____
preferred
5%
5-16
$1.1875
(quar.)_,—
,(quar.)______—w-__—_
preferred
Kansas
1
1
I
_____
preferred
6-
6-
Light—
&
preferred
6-19
5-16
$1.1875
(quar:)_i.____w___—
(quar.)
1
6-
20c
5-16
1
preferred
6-
5-15
1
(quar.)_
i___
(1959) (quar.)__—_____
6-15
1
5-16
66-
$.225
preferred
6-30
6-
5-31
$.59375
$1.03125
—
!
(quar.)
___
(quar.)______
A
8-14
'
5'-15."'*
6-11
5-10
•
4-27
5-18
■
.
60c
6-
5
16c
6-
1
30c
7
1",
Kingston
preferred; (quar.)_ii______—
Products Corp.,
10c.
6-15
5-15
Knudsen
37 VaC
47 V2C
5-31
Creamery
25c
6-14
6-
1
$2
5-15
5-
4
h
4.80%
,,
12 V/aC
50c
5-
1
3-31
3%
6-11
6-
1
6-11
6-
1
5-14
9-
5
8-13
1
6-
Lake
1
6-
Laclede
7
20c
6-15
6-15
5-18
6-15
5-18
15c
5-25
5-11
Class B
Co.
Laura
Secord
LeTourneau
30c
7-
2
6-
(B.
G.)
Lyon
7-10
6-30
Metal
Macco
&
4-30
6-
1
5-15
Maherv Shoes,
6-29
5-31
Maine\Central
6-
5
5-11
5-
2
Marion
6-
1
5-15
Marshall
Entire
1
5-15
10c
5-31
5-18
Mathews
7V2C
-5-15
4-30
Maxson
$1.25
.6-
plus
6-15
1
Field
above
9-14
12-17
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-10
5-31
5-11
12 Vac
5-28
5-18
—
—
(accum.)
6-11
5-18
6-11
5-31
5-31
5-17
10c
5-15
35c
6-
t30c
$1.25
5-
1
5
5-10
1
5-17
6-
,
6-11
5-11
(quar.)
35c
5-17
(quar.)_—
25c
5-10
3%
6-22
5-31
1
5-15
-
& Co.,
4»/4%
dividend
on
Conveyor
(quar.)
—
at
30c
6-
89c
5-
7
6-15
$104
June, 15
25c
6-
9
5-18
5c
(quar.)
Electronics
—
preferred
for redemption
6-
1
5-15
—
—
'
5-15
6-11
27c
Co.
Corp
called
5- -4-
1
6-
10c
(quar.)-.
Inc.
(quar.)___,
RR., 5%
preferred
«fe
5-10
—
•
30c
Corp.
issue
9-28
12-31
12VaC
(stock dividend)—
Marsh & McLennon, Inc. (initial)—
Marquardt
5-10
25c
5%
•
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
Manufacturing
5-15
Wisconsin—
Corp.
(quar.)___—
R.)
1
6-
1
6-29
30c
100%
—1—
Ltd.
Capital
6-
5-15
6-
1%
dividend)—___
(quar.)
Mallory
Marine
(stock
Fixtures,
Chemical
5-10
1
6-15
\17VzC
<quar.)__—^__
dividend)-.
(stock
(quar.)—_^___—
Store
D
6-
40c
>1
dividend)
Co.
Products
MacWhyte
5-15
—
&
Corp.
5-31
4-24
Inc.
(stock
L.)
Aircraft
1
1
Navigation (stock dividend)
in LNC Corp ($1 par) com¬
Lockhart
5-
6
6-
tlOc
■
shares)
mon
Lemke
4
6-
$1.25
______
Shops
Candy
(R.
Leece-Neville
5-14
5'
32c
(quar.)
com.
-
25c
Coal &
(One-for-one
5-15
5-25
Power,
(quar.)—^
Lehigh
4-20
45c
(quar.)
>
1
5c
^
;
6-15
6-15
(quar.)__;
Class B
5-
1
—
(Alfred), class B
$1.37'/a
25c
——
District
preferred
Lambert
5-18
56V4c
Steel
Superior
5%
(quar.)
Lake
Superior & Ishpeming RR.
(quar. )__
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)______—
5-18
6-15
Land
common
lsb
i
55c
(initial).
5-31
25c
7-
6-
Pennsylvania—
'com.
12 Vic
Xl Vi %
conv.
Ohio—
new
3-31
5-3 L
4:%%
12y2c
(qugr.)___:
1
1
5-18
56'Ac
Co.
5-
5-15
7-
Co;,
Aluminum
25c
£
5-11
17 Vic
Kokenge Co.
75c
(quar.)
prefened
Genesco,
of
(quar.)
1
*
Xl>/4%
9
M
quar.)
5-15
6-
;
5-31
6-
25c
—
1
140c
150c
com.
(quar.):
35c
(initial)
5-11
1
6-
„.y
1
preferred
12J/2C
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
General
com.
(annual)
Corp.
preferred
General
5-18
Products
Foods
General
$5
Corp.,
8
6-
175c
..
— —
7-
4 Va %
time).
prior
America
6-
.
i
this
Mills, class A (initial)
preferred (quar.)
Gas Light Co.
(Columbus, Ga.)—
Common
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
!
$1.40
6-13
$1.17
—
at
Knitting
Inc.,
6-30
$1.19
(quar.)__
•
Garland
Gas,
General''Coil
1
&
Kaiser
•
omitted
6-
(quar.)_ f'.Mo!
xl'/4%
5-15
Co.—
payment
4-25
(quar.)_^
E
Lockheed
General
$1.04
.
_
_—
Corp.
(quar.)
5Vh% preferred (quar.)—___—
Trailer Co.
(quar.)__/
1—
6-18
Service—
:
—.____
5-10
5-31
5-25
6-1
7-
5c
(quar.)_
split)
Fruehauf
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Bros..
General
preferred (quar.)
(Los Angeles)—
stock
7-
$2
t3c
.
:
iquar.)___:
(Common
Frost
Service—
(quar.)—
Mineral
5-18
B
Inc.
12 Vic
(quar.
$1.12%
iquar.)_
preferred
Mart,
_
_
7-16-
1
preferred
$1
(quar.)——__
5-15
7-
4%%.
(s-a)_____-^__
common
1
7-30
xl%%
Common
7-
_____—._
6-
3
5-15
2%
(quar.)
preferred
$2.25
Food
5-31
30c
stock)—
Co.—
Public
preferred
1
+$1
(quar.)
Wire
preferred
4.65%
severally
&
$4
t20c
_______
(quar.)
Flintkote 'Company,
A
5-16
25c
t20c
3
4-16
7 Vac
_
—
class
Ltd.,
6-15
+
Glass
Kern
_
_
(reduced),
dividend
Fittings,
6-
i$1.25
—
(quar.)
_
Co.
1
7-
1
10% :•
Foster-Wheeler
(quar.)
(optional-cash
Public
Stock
_
H.)
(M.
t35c
.__—
Mortgage, Ltd.
5-11
6-1
dividend
tlOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
Centennial
Central
A
6- 1
1
7-3
time..
—;_—
Centennial
Stock
6-
7-
1
Co.)
>
6-15
c
120c
6-
;_
.(quar,)"
6-15
75c
(stock
5-
$1.45
(quar.)_!___.
Corp.
Cie
Laughlin Steel,
4V2%'
&
6-15
6-30
5-15
the
feond & Mortgage Corp. (Cal.)
preferred (quar.)
Security Corp. (Salt Lake City)
(s-a)
Fishman
Foote
.%•
pfd.
5%,
First
.
this
at
(quar.)_!
Steel
Carpenter
6-
tl8%c
(quar.)
Securities----.,---.--,---.
(quar. )
.
A
Ltd.—
omitted
General
5%
class
:
_.
payment
Canadian
7- 2
+$2
:
Co.
Field
4-30
6-30
^
Power,
35c
First Security
$4.50
tpiVic
Arena
Canadian
."•/
$50c
(quar.)
Co
Canadian
Stock
Marshall
6-15
25c
(quar.)__-.
common
6-27
$25^.
$2^c
(annual)
Ltd.
Dominion
5-25
Bank
(See
5-15
'6-30
x$1.75
Standard
&
Julian
7-11
31V4C
1
7-27
-preference
7 Vic
15c
(quar.)____
5-15
(quar.
preference D
$15c
Electric Light
1
6-15
et
35c
6-15
25c
(Charles)
81»/4c
Sign & Signal, common
preferred (quar.)
5-15
5-31
5-18
12c
L.:
Public Service, Ltd.,
preference (quar,)_
preference B (quar.)
3.80%
(Marshall)
&
25c
Co.—
(quar.)
Metallurgical
Corp.- (quar.)
5-15
5-31
70c
(incr.-quai; fJ
'
(quar.)..
6-15
40c
preferred
5-31
$1.25
.
time)
River
5-15
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
7%
payments
6-
$10c
Ltd
Mines,
pfd.
6t
35c
.
»
dividend.)^
(quar.)
Lake
5%
and
5-18
5-31
payment
Loan
4.35%
First
California
pfd.
1
12 Vic
(quar.).._____
preferred
2
(quar.)
on
6-
68 %c
6c
taken
1
17'/a C
(tjuar.)
(incjf.-quar.)____
preferred
7-
9 %-
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (qu&r.)—
Federal
15c
action
(no
5-18
6-
,
'
preferred
$25c
3 Va,%
Fansteel
(quar.)_.y__
Terminal
Bush
shilling
1
this
at
FMC
Steel
6%-
common,
5.80%
A
&
1
37'/a
Ltd.
Jamaica
5-18
5-17
Sharpe
Forge
5-18
6-
32c
Corp.
17 Vic
6-
1
'
(quar.
25c
$1.37
preferred
&
A
common
ElectrU^-Light
25c
(quar.)
5-11
6-
31 Vic
Ltd. .(increased)
(initial)
4.30%
7 Vac
—
Ennis
Business Forms
class
5-9
(5-15
Co.
Corp.
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply
5-15
(quar.)
5-18
.
6-11
quar.)
5-10
———
1
preferred
(quar.)_
6-11
40c
31 Vac
*
(common
4.80%
1
Glass
(quar)
/■
v
lquar.)__
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)____:
6%
6-
—
Emery
4-27
$1.25
(increased
bine,
Pipe
Corp.,
Investors
9
50c
(final)
Corp. (quar.)
Electrosolids Corp., 6%
conv. pfd.
(initial)
Emmer
7
Canada
4
'
5-23
5-
time)
preferred
4.36%
5-31
5-
30c
Elliot-Automation, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
25c
5.60%
Vj %
6-15
8-
25c
—
$1.12 Vi
7
68 %C
Breweries
this
at
Interprovincial
7-11
7-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—-.
6-20
6-
$2
(quar.)_____
Engineering
3
—
A
5-18
6-29
40c
;
(quar.)
Power,
7-
Economy Baler Co. (quar.)—_________
Paper, Ltd., cOmmon
Class
6-12
6-15
3 5 Vic
pqntu preferred f,(quar.)
7%
Eddy
5-18
(quar.)
Utilities
Water—
___
B
Interstate
$40c
■
10c
common
5-15
6-12
(quar.)_________
Products
Petroleum
$2
$1.50
Inc.,
5-31
6-29
(quar.)
International
5-15
——
(quar.)
6-30
A
Power
Interstate
1
——_
Interurban
&
6
6-
——
&
6-15
15c
)_^
:
6-29
1
$$1.25
A—
(quar.)
Co.
2
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.
International
5
——;—_____
Daniel
7-
15c
preferred
Interphoto
5-
10c
5-
5-11
-6-15
'
4-14
6-15
:.
14c
5
5-15
5-23
2
10c
&
Water
(quar.)
Bell, Ltd.
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
Quarterly
6-11
tlOc
*
5-23
10c
(quar.)
Imperi^lFSo-Glaze
6-1
2
(quar.)
class
'
7-
11c
Indiana^Gas
40c
A
5-28
Ingram &
6-15
(quar.)
Mills,
1
5-23 '
6-12
6-12
(quar.)_______
preferred
5-11
7-
(quar.)—
5-
1%
&
5-11
10c
_____
6-12
13 %c
12 Vic
Industries, common
preferred A
(quar.)__:
Ltd.—
i
B
Hosiery
Foods
5-25
15c
___
12 Vic
12%c
(Tom) Peanut Co.
(quar.)__„____
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)
4 V-i %
preferred (quar.
8
net
(quar.)
5-23
5-23
$1.12 Vi
A
preferred
5-25
t30c
Anglo Investment Corp.,
5-10
5-10
2 V4c
6-
Burmah
pagz:52,'
1
5-10
10c
class
Vitamin
Jacquin
split) J
(quar.)
Edison,
Bullock's,
d
6-
2nd
5-16
$1.05
1
6-12
Huston
5-16
6-15
5-25
6-
C
6-12
,__j.
5'/(>
7-14
6-15
8
12c
5%-
7-14
1
50c
i_—
70c
$5
26,000
1
Hunt
5-10
8-
6-15
6-
14 Vic
—
Lighting
Hudson
5-25
8-
6-29
$0.04166
(quar.)
Pulp
15c
from
4-27
Brown
;
1
8
50c
(quar.)
6-15
5.48%
each.
'
Ltd.
Ltd.
(quarterly
20c
Brown
inkus,
42,067
Inc.
(quar.)
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (N. C.)
Emporium Capwell Co.
(quar.)
reduce
ebted-
66-
5-18
■
Bay
5-10
5c
(quar.)
Brockton
■fchree
1
70c
(quar.)
Foundries & Steel
6-15
30c
of
6-
(initial)
(quar.)
Barbizon
$1.41
9
25c
(payment
omitted
on
$2.90 pfd. ^at this time)
British
Petroleum Co.,
Ltd." (final)__-i
addiled
6-15
&
12 Vac
(quar.)
Inc.
5-
—
preferred
Durham
10c
Co.
1
5-15
5-22
6-12
48%
(quar.)
5%
(Mass.)
5-15
1
25 c
Mining & Smelting, Ltd.—
& Paper, common (quar.)____
5%
preferred A lquar.)_______
5.12%
preferred B (quar.)____
5-11
6-
$50c
:~
Trust
income)
Mines,
50c
after
5-31
V4C
A
common
Manufacturing
Hudson
5-8
—-
5-
Investment
1
6-
6-12
25c
(quar,).
preferred
Hudson
5-8
1
Y.)—
quar.)..;
Co. (quar.)
Corp., 7% pfd.
Company
&
Tank
1
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5-15
(r10c
i_
(quar.)
Laughlin
Boeing
Of
s.
6-
10c
.
Distillers
30c
!
Bigelow-Sanford Inc., common/
4%%- preferred (quar.)
?tanvp
5-15
Corp. (quar.)
Forests, Inc., '
Diocesap,
i5c
__
(quar.)
Bag
Inc.
Steel
1
,
(quar.)
Eethlehbm Steel
6-15
15c
pfd.
6-
.
40c
(quar.)___
class
Co.
Inc.
B
Houston
6-18
15c
I
Mines
Deltown
5-25
>r
(initial
Bearings, Inc. (initial-quar.
Beauty Counselors (quar.)_,
1
.
6-21
11c
(quar.)
Company,
Hoskins
6-15
8
—
5-
6c
(N.
6
3
(increased-annually)
15c
(quar.)_
Insurance
7-
30c
(s-a)
dividend
65c
Vitamin,
Coal
6-20;,
.
12 Vic
Quarterly
Barth
Pass
6- 1
,
'
Building & Equipment Corp. of America
(Delaware)
(quar.)-,
&
5-15
6-
31
5-18
5
Co.—
dividend
Hoover
4
Day
1
Detroit
Bank
Bankers
6-15
>•' U2c
(quar.)
5-
8
25c
Hill's Supermarkets,
class A
Hollingshead (R. M.) Corp
Honegger's & Co. (quar.)_
5-1
7-
—
$4.20
12 Vic
(quar.)
5-4
7-
conv.
Corp.,
Industries
Stock
Dierks
(quar.)_
5-11
20c
<
5-18
7-
Trailer Industries—
(Directors proposed a l-for-5 reverse stock
split subject to approval of stockholders
July 31).
5-11
6-1
Mining
4 Va %
__
4
1
6-
Highway
5-18
1
Appley,
Telephone,
Stock
Class
pfd." (quar.)__
(quar.)__
$2
preferred
5-21
Duncan
Baltimore
A—
Inc.——
(quar.)
37 Vac
Inc.
6-15
6-
40C
—
Seal,
1
Withholding
Corp. (quar.)
Acceptance
(quar.)
Products
Cdrk &
Crown
6-
Ltd.—
Steel
Atlantic
A
Zellerbach
'.V
preferred
class
(quar.)
Crown
(quar.)__l
Inc.
$3
B
1
_—
African
class
Co.,
Class
Curtis
(quar.)
Pools,
8"
C)
(initial-quar.)
Arden Farms Co.,
6-
Crossett
10c
D.
Investment,
t(TrSouth
7 V2 % ) Y-.
5-18
—
8
$1.25
(quar.)_____
preferred
Heublein,
Hotel
Ltfe^ class A
H.),
$1.75
American States Insurance (stock dividend)
American. Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
Amerline
Corp., class A
(quar.)
Anchor
6-20
20c
^gubject
6-15
(quar.)—
W.
6-
split)
African
6-20
27 Vic
(quar.)
Steel, 5%Spfd.
Distillery,
&
(G.
6-25
interest___
(3-for-l
American-South
7-20
20c
——
Co.
Hecla
5-29
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Copper &
(H.)
$2
_
,
5-22
5-22
Sanitary—
preferred (quar.)
American Realty Trust
(Washington,
Snuff
1
6-20
25c
7%
American
6-
20c
20c
beneficial
6-29
$50c
(quar.)
Standard
6-' 1
5-10
stockholders
(quar.)
of
Theatres
Water
22 Vic
stock
Corp.
(s-a)
$1.3 II/4
(quar.)__
Radiator
Shares
B
Corson
American
American
of
Class
5-14
8c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.10%,
preferred (quar.)____________^____
5 Vi %■
preferred
(quar.)__
Industries Corp.—
Products
8
6-
5c
5%
::V 5-15
'
&
4.80%
Securities
Standard
5-
6-30
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Herman
4-27
dividend
Consumers
29l
to
Stock
Consolidated
5-11
1
1
6-30
common
Co.
Chentipal Co.
Ltght
Hawaiian
6-15
10%
Consolidated
6-
6-
1
6-
25 c
5-25
25c
6-
$1
6-15
—
.
prior
American
Diversified
6-15
17 Vic
cJ.
1
Semi-annual
Consolidated Electronics
8c
Investment
5 xk %
Consolidated
5-31
35c
(quar.)
A.)
Electric
3.90%>
6-15
20c
7-10
(quar.)
Products
(quar. >__
Inc.
(quar.)_____
Harman,
(M.
Hnrshaw
6-15
»
4
4%
6-
Dunlap,
preferred
Hartford
1
5-25
5-25
:
1
7-
$1.43
7-10
5
6-
5-
—
1
6-
7-
10c '
(quar.)
common
common—
8-1
8
?
6-30
v
40c
(quar.)
Corp.,
8c
j.
Heritage Publishing,
Common
Service,
Public
preferred
Mills
6-12
6-
5-18
27 Vic
7-10
6-15
4-30
1
25c
(quar.).
5-15,
5-15
45c
___________
Mining Co.
(<juar.)_^_____
Harrington & Richardson, Inc..
5-21
6-
10c
Gas
1
$10c
(s-a
Ltd
Hanna
'
Fund
1
17 %c
(quar.)
9
5-15
6-29,
<fe
&
5%
Hanna
'
7-, 2
8-
6-
20c
preferred
(quar.)
Connelly Containers, 40c pfd. (annual)——
(Common payment omitted at this time)
62'/a c
A
5-10
—
8-
$1.56 %
'
1
12 Vic
Community
6-15
10c
6-
Handy
7
$1.33%
Quarterly
1
31V4c
5-
Trust (initial-quar.)
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico, Inc.
6-
(quar.)
5-15
Realty
5.72%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural-
1
_
Cable
Credit
Commonwealth
$1.62 Va
common
preferred
Chain
American
T
1
6-
6V4c
class
American
\
5-
6-
6-15
6-15
•
'
5
$1.25
preferred
45c
(quar.i
American
Class
V
5.35%
9c
^Special
$6.25
1
"
7-
31V4C
(quar.)—
common
10c
Industries
Store
4
30c
•
Corp.
Gas,
4b
5-
5-15
22 Vic
(quar.)__
Winnipeg
Grossett
: l- '
-
7 Vac
_________
Commonwealth
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
American
Gas,
(quar.)
6-30
5-
C.)
1st
2nd
Interstate
preferred
5%
III."Ill
5-
5-18
5-28
8
M 7-15
-
6-
r
Biftrite Rubber—
American
(quar.)
Stone
Commercial
10%
6-
30c
5-15
%
6-27 '
5%
5-10
25c
(quar.)
(reduced!
&
Greater
5
—
5-25
;
Corp.
5-24
5-15
$1.02
.
N.
Sand
Corp.
Government Employees
4
7-
•
(quar.)
5-25
common
i_,
Rainwear
6V2%
Co.,
Aikman Corp.
&
Colorado
1
(quar.)
50c
.
5-
7-15
dividend)
(stock
'
5-15
2%
•
5-14
$1.25
12 Vac
Y_.i_;
(quar.).
Insurance (Charlotte,
dividend
Almar
-L
preferred
Security
5-14
Colonial
*
1
10c
(quar.)_„
___—
Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.)Columbus Plastic Products
(initial)——.—
___
6-
6-13
100%
Equipment Co.
Collins
4
Gorham
6-22
5-18
10c
(quar.)
Globe Security System
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.
20c
(Chattanooga), 5% pfd.
(quar.) •—;
Water
5-14
10c
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers
City
Clark
Cle-ware^ Industries
4
6-15
(initial)__.
(s-a)
Co.
1
A
5-11
Gregory
A
class
5-11
30c.
class
Inc.,
1
6-27
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
5c
2 Vic
Food,
Grocery
;—
Y.),
(N.
common....
1
25c
(quar.^—
Coach Lines
6-
6-
Co.
A
Extra
Giant
When
Share
class
6-
lc
-4-30
5-22
.
Allied
6-
4
$2
b
—
Casualty
1
20%
dividend)
class
3-10
6-15
5-11
25c
(incr.-quar.)
Enquirer
6-
5-25
this time)
at
(quar. )■_
Stock dividend
Citizens
30c
(quar.)
payment
Company
5-
22V2C
Mfg.
(quar.)
dividend
on
1
9
Company
Georgia-Bonded Fibres,
6-
•
$1.18%
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.___i
Chicago Molded Products (no action taken
15c
25%
Devices
Organ
(quar.)—:
Chilton
7-
$1.06
(quar.)—;.——
preferred
Per
Name of
5-14
6-
J
25c
(qiiar.)
common
preferred
4%%
Holder»
1,
6-10
25c
(quar.)_______'
Corp.,
6-
$1.12'/a
(quar,)-——
Co.
B.)
5-18
5-28
.
6V4C
dividend
Inc.
Allen
(A.
When
Payable of
30c
(quar.)_____—
common
4(4%
City
Airborne
Stock
6-15
Construction—
Class
Va 7<>
Cincinnati
Cquar.)
&
Holderj
Payable of Rec
Ltd.—
Common
$1.20
When
,
Company
4
Chance
Chemetron
Then
show
we
in
the
Papers,
preferred
4
Share
Company
Champion
Dividend- announcements
a
Per
DIVIDENDS
X'
11
;^rX"
TheJCommercial and Financial Chronicle
(2156)
12
Per
Payable o/ Rec.
Name of Company
v
•••6-15
30c
Johnson
New
...
.
(initial
quar.)
,
r
Purina
(F.
Co.,
&
W.)
—
preference
Medford
Corp.
Meier
Frank
&
5-
7-
6%
4
5-7
Republic
95c
7-
1
6-
4
1
6-
4
Ritter
7-1
6-
4
9 7'Ac
Class.
5:'A.%;
5-
1
-16
4-
Rolland
6-30
6-16
8" 1
7-i6
;Z
7-'
20c
Minnesota
5-25
15c
9
5-18
75c
7-15
6-25
common
45c
6-
1
$1.25
7-
2*
22'/a c
6-
9
(quar.!
preferred
tquaV.)
1
Valley Natural Gas (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
5%
B
Missouri
$1
Utilities,
V
iquar.i
common
-
*
—
(quar.t—
6-16
6-
$1.25
V
Mohawk
Rubber
Monarch
•I
iquar. t
:
■v
Montana-Dakota
4.50%
(increased
quar.)
Utilities, common
preferred
5-15
1
'
:
35c
(quar. )__
6-
•
(quar.)__"
92c
1
5-31
1
5-31
-
7-
$
5-31
K
Mosinee
Mills
Paper
Extra
514%
j
preferred
5-
Sigma
5-15
5-
5-15
5-
6-15
26'Ac
(quar.)
(CAnadaV iquar.)—
Assurance
/"
5-
Class
36c
America
Ltd,
Mines,
i
(quar.)——
(quar^)^<
Steel
Siscoe
1
20c
5-
1
4-25
8-
1
7-25
Southern
•*.
AMP,
Natural
5-25
Acme
5.25
Acushnet
Quarterly
National
Fire
Union
National
Stores
Fibre
Inc.
Nekoosa-Edwards
series
Insurance
Vulcanized
Nedick's
25c
Machinery.-
Securities—Stock
1
Advisers
$2 Vac
.6-27.
'
55c
(quar.)
6-22
6-
9
5§8
66-
New
B
.,y
Standard
Standard
5-
Britain
Gas
Newfoundland
5%
■
Niagara
Light
Light
preferred
.
$20c
■
Class
5-
6-14
-
5-31
4-
preferred
5.25%
$1.02
Motor
Standard
Oil
3%%
8
State
&
B
(New
A
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
Steinberg's,
25c
6-22
6-
8
Sterling
6-8
.
6.%.
1
6-22
7-10
6-22
6-
1
5-14
6-8
.preferred
5-10
6-12
(quar.)_"__.^
25c
common
Aluminium
preferred
Noranda
stock
split
stockholders!
North
.
American
Northern
:>"''$1
subject
?
•
.
•
(increased
.
Power,
quar.t
to
aporoval
.5-18
6-15
5-15
iquar.(_______jjj
-
6-
5-
31'Ac
5V2%
1st
,5 75 %
preferred
(quar.)
Gas, common
•
.
Natural
preferred
25c
.7-16
6-29
Sunshine... Mining
t50c
7-25
6-30
Syracuse
6-15
•
(Minn.)
4'/i%
4%
Light &
preferred
preferred
c
25c
5-15
5-
_____
5-15
55-
5%
pfd.
4
A'^
(quar. >
Transit,
Baking
.Class
: 5c
Mills, Ltd.,
Crankshaft
5-10
+62'Ac,
6-
Television
4-30
"
1
5-
6-
1
5-
6-
1
% 5-
2
6-
Tenney
2
$$1
Ohio
Oil
Co.
Stock
Ohio
(quar.)
1
40c
+.____
2%
•
5-
5-18
1
5-
5-
preferred
(quar.)
x
$1.05
6-
1
5-
preferred
(quar.)_________x_u.i^__
$1.02
6-
1
5-
9
5-
3
Ohio
State
Life
Insurance
Mississippi
<quar.)___
Products
River
Quarterly
Old
Ben
J
+
5-
Csborn
Mtg.
Osbawa
A' *___
Pacific
Pacific
Insurance
6-29
Pacific
Paciiic
(quar.)____„_
Pacific
Vegetable Oil Corp.
Hersey Tubes
(quar.
Paragas, Ire, ;_(quqr,
(Calif.)
12-3
25c
&
Paterson
Paton
Paper
Manufacturing Co.
preferred
(quar. 1
7%
Peedess
Tube
Pennsylvania
4.10%
Pentoh
Co.
Gas
(quar.)
5c
.
a
■
.,
Ltd.___
12c
4c
4'A%
Pepsj+Cola
Co.
;_
Phejps Dodge Corp; (quar.)___
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
preferred
Long
(25. Centavps
Aircraft
.
Potomac
$2.44
Price
equal
Corp.
Electric
convertible
Co.
Service
Three-for-one
Service
pfd.
Tyson
1
t-
of
stock
of
Co.
preferred
(quar.)__.
preferred
(quar.)
(A final
•
V"
25c
6-12
6-13
-
•"
4-18
-
"$35c
r<
1
6-
-
4-18
f-.'.-T.
6-
75c
.
;:r
A
.-_i
1
5-15
.
5-15
6-30
45 c
-
a.
.
7
^
6•"
6c
6-
1
50c
;;
+_
r
5-10
•
4-20
5-22
•
75c
+.
5-ii
4r27
8
5-17
8c
Aj(
5-
7-20
•
$1
6-
12 Vac
quar. )
8
6-21
1
5-16
5-
5-15
1
'
6-11
United
6-
:iL
J
_
-
-
'
25c
about
to
6-
America,jcommon
6-
1
7-
6-
1
6-
1
17c
Coal
Mould
&
4.80%
1
Western
50c
6-10
18c
(quar.)
6-11
5-
9
(from
net
1
:
}■
4%
-
6-
1
6-
1
6-
of
pence
and-
1
Business
of
Ccr.
Florida
__x_
Shares
10c
Commercial:
(from
net
Electric
&
pid.
is-ai_-
$3
iquar.)_
30c
i 33Ac
Line
(quar.)_____
40c
5-11
4-30
Hardware
Stock
Home
5-31
New
5%
6-15
6-
'
1
Class
6-15
B
(quar.
-
5-25
.
11-30
5—10
5c
5-15
4-30
5-29
_xx__
35c
.6-29
(monthly)
12c
C.
,
Corp.
5-15
1
5-15
27c"
6-
1
5-15.,
26c
6-
1
:
Weston
Class „B
-
•
.
4
'A %
6%
Inc:
(George),
(quar.)
Ltd.,
tincreased 1 •
:__
class
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
A
(increased
i-
5-21
(Newark,
N.
J.)
5-11
6-
8
5-14
1
6-
6-20
4
Co.
(initial
5-11
A 7-
1
68c
5-
1
stock
59c
5-
1
;
.
(N.
Y;)
95c
6-
i
,
-
,
$$1.50
7- 2
7-
Pecrofina,
A
Potash
special
&
(quar.)____
com.
Smelting
&
Water
common
7
Industries
40c
,
5-
4
6-
8
1
5-10
5-15
5* 1
6-
25c
6-
c
5-15
1
34%c
6-1
5-15
31'/4C
6-
1
5-15
6-15
5-22
:
class
40c
__;
B
(quar.)
'
Andrea
'
Apheuser-BusQh,. Inc. (quar.)
1
Argus Corp., Ltd.; common
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
5-10
5
5-31
6-22
37'/a
.+____
(quar.t__
Corp.,
6-
60c
(quar.)_
Products" (quar.)
Electric
1
4-13
',
(quar.)—'
Radio, Corp.
1
6-
7'/aC
•
5%,! preferred (quar.)
5-
1
6-
5-16
30c
..
37V2C
(quar.)__
-6-
6-15
;
7"
(quar.)__
,/
Works,
'
6-15
6-15
30c
quar.)
9
8
4-30
iquar.)
(Increased)
(Miami)
(initial
4-
6-
9-10
12-10
-$1
Co.—
5'/a.%
7 -<l
9-20
5-15
$1.25
Refining
Insurance
preferred
4-25
6-11
6-20
12-20
(quar,
Research & Development—V
capital gains realized in 1961)
American Seating Co.
(quar.)______
preferred
:
$1.25
American
common
9
4-25
9
5-
$1.25
(quar.u_
preferred
Tobacco
11-30
12 Vac
.•
Chemical,
A
Title
5-
$1.25
•
Construction
&
preferred
Post
(quar.)
Telephone,
class
.
A
(quar^)_
25c
6-22
6-
1
2Vac ;
.
...
5-15.
5-
.1
6-15
6-
i
12 */aC
,$30c
6-
,
5-1(1
1
'
6-
1-'
5-15,
6-
1
5-15
,
9
9-10
9-28
12-15
15c
(quar.)____
American
Anderson
•"
•
15c
(quar.)__
•
6%
8
5-31
6-
5c
i
V
6-
4-25
Lines—
-A
6-15
4-16
6-29
5c
Inc., class A___
President
9
1
1
'
Pipe
Anchor
A-30c
$83ic
7
6-15
-
preferred
Amsted
f
5-
—
_•
i
6-15
4
"
30c
Insurance
preferred J quar.)
American
i
5-15
6-
25%
split
quar.)
4-
-
4-
00
6-1
32'/a C
(Alabama)—
2-for-l
Fire
;
preferred
New
1
t.
5c
American
6-22
m
5%
—
;
American
5-11
5-25
$83^c
-
6-
V
B
American
5-21
-
,'6-29
'$$1.12'A
.
i
6'Ac
;:
Co.
approve
National
$4
5-25
AlOc
37 V2c
A
5-31
.^8-31
(quar.)
Products
American
5-25
5-15
6-11
;6-11
Gas, 5.44%--pfd.-(quar.)preferred
iquar.).:..
pfd.
9
3'/aC
Corp.
5%
9
60c
3.80%
5-10
9
'
6-
9-10
•-
"
Insurance
common
American
5-16
6- .1
,25c
'
'
6-ii
Fund
5%
7-
.7-31
5c
pfd. <fquar
4-20
6-20
5-25
Meter Co.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-10
31'Ac
A
Power &
Gas,
•:6'
25c
.
-
Life
American
4-20
2
$2
(quar.)_
Natural
4-23
»■
6-15
•:
25c
v
•
(quar.).
Insurance
Stockholders
5-15
5-
$3c
-
*7
2
12-10
(increased!
dividend
American
5-2
'6-1
10c
(quar.
5-18
5-18
16c
^
Power
dividend
American
5-15
"6-27
common
Telephone
5-18
;.
5-25
7-
25c
_;.
Foreign
Quarterly
5-7
5c
-
5-21
*
:
:_
Growth
American
(6-1;- 5-15
6- l" • '5-15
25c
Co
-
1
"
49c
x—_ •
(Orlando, Fla.)—
Hospital Supnly tpuar.i
American Independent Reinsurance
(Orlando, Fla.)—
•
5-11
1
5-15
-
—
(quar.)
Carolina
1
v;6-15
50c
6%
Barge
Power
Furniture
5%
(quar.)__-__^.4.
6-
"
Pipe,
Casualty
&
American
^___
common
5-15
5-1
invest¬
$quar.)
Iron
Fire
-
(quar.)
5-15
l;
6-
25c
._—;_
American
5-15
■
VI1
f-U
5-16
'•
,10%
:
Cast
Co.
$5
Co.
'87 Vac
.
___%
Can
American
5-31
i
>
1
6-
-
5-31
6-
>'•:
25c
.
4___
American
equal
tax)
preferred
Westmoreland,
5-15
5-15
-'6-
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)___—
,
Life.Assur.
American
"
1
'
v
6-15
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
American
'
30c
7
5-18
1
split»l._,
Quarterly
5-15
6-1
$1
(quar.)__
pence
preferred
Quarterly
rets.—
shilling 1
free
Westinghouse Electric,
$1.20
5-
:
6-10
7-
;
$57c
x:
common
Co.—
+:
—
(quar.)
Inc.,
American
5-31
5-26*
2c
dep.
stock
American
2
1
5-15
$1.37'A
Corp,
Iron
Steel,
Western
4.72%
87'Ac
5-15
„
(quar.)_
Note
American
investment?
Insurance
1
Iron
Corp.,
Western
5-15
•,
5-
5
<"
-
•5-,4
'
6-
6-
.
30c
93%c
Canaaa, Ltd.—
preferred
income*!
Stock
90c
(quar.)
of
Co.
preferred
Aineriqan
1
6-
$1.25
pfd.
Amer.
of
and
&
5%.. preferred
Washington
5-7
6-
9
'
5-15
6-1
5c
-
________
Match
Wakefield
1
5-7
-
$15c
(quar.)
1
(quar.V__l
8
6-
6-15
«17 'A c
Accident
States-Time
Virginia
5-10
6-15
7-16
7-31
'•■ 6-
c
.
(incr.-quar.)
Corp. 'A__________v_____I
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd.
5-23
1
(quar.)..____
Co.,of
American
5-10
.
37'/a
Co. -(quar.)^i._^=___-
«
5-3
100%
5-10
1
•-
&
payment
Universal
1
19c
(initial)—______—
Cement
(quar.)
-
ment
'
a,special distribution of 2'A
5-18
.
:
_-
6-12
2
5-15
*
(quar.)____i__
American
.vi
Life
5-18
61 'Ac
(quar.)
_____
4.32%
6-12
5-15
>rv'
(quar.)_____
Backers
American
i
1
4
Molasses, Ltd..
6-30
5-14
4.16%
7-
>
$$1.56'A
dividend __x__;
8
6-15
$3.25
-
•
(quar. 1
United
5-22
8
Corp;
(quar.)
Lines, 5'A%
income)
6-11
split,
(quar.)
iaccum.)..
Investors—
;
United
1.
Indiana—
(quar.)
6-18
•
-7-1
—; $$1.433A
Ry.—
(from
(quar.)
preferred
$6 .pfd.
Growth
6-
3
6-
20c
-
Inc.
6--8
3
5-25 '
$1.23
^
Stock
American
8
7-
6-
$1.75
(quar,)_______
6-
6-1
_____i41c
;
United Science Fund
Vulcan
(inltial-quar.)
preferred
5-18
2
2
7-2
'
$1.23
'
(quar.)
Bank
American
6-1 r.
■;
3
6-15
.40c.
-
Corp.. (stock dividend )+_•!_
System
(Kansas), com. (quar;)
Gas
6-11
$$2
•
+
Funds, Inc.—
<
1
1
A
'
Insurance
Colorado—.
pfd.
Unit,
Century
United
Co.—~
_
,
$1.25
(quar.)_x_^.__'_'_4__;__
common
convertible
(2-for-l
$0.659i
..,
Bay
(quar.)
Com.
Airlines,
American
1
7r
'
-'a+5%.-
•
is-a)
iquar.)
Air
5
75c
iquarj_-+_i^_
$5
A__
dividend)
(quar.)______i
RR.
United
5
6-
6-
(stock
Co.
6-
,7- 3
$50c
"$$1.12%
(initial)rA $5c
5%. : preferred
..
5
5-15
7-
j20c
;
Metal. Products" J initial)
Union
1
6-
61c
Insurance-^-
77.
10-23
-
"
5-18,:
.6-15 A
5c
" $20c
1 initial!--v11
A
9
6-15
.
9
6-
6-
22 lAc
Union; Financial
6-
;
6-15
class
new
Uniom Carbide
6-
6-15
30c
.
<quar.-
Uarco, Inc. (quar.)___;_-
5-
6-15
iquar.).__
quar;)i_^____+.A%-_ ; A;-' 6O0
(quar. t
Co.,
3'/2%
'6—15
5-25
5-23
6-
7-10
preferred
i
A
5-10
6-28
91 'Ac
(s-a)_.
Accident
common
4.80%
pfd.
Inc.
2nd
American
5-10
6-15
,
1
6-
:
$2.46
preferred
&
•
6-
6-
(quar,)
Washington
Provident Life
New
3
5-24
6-
•
app'rox.
to
Power,
Public
3'A%
7-
2IV4C
_~I_
(quar.)___
Bros., Ltd., 4%
Public
7
$1.25
common
(quar.)___
Distance Telephone
preferred
Providence,
$2
5-
50c
...
iquar.);_+,__.
preferred
Philippine
Piper
5-21
5-31
1st
4!/a%
5-3
<quar,)-__^—_-_.L22'Ac
Co."
4%
5-31
5-16
" J
dividend
"35c
(quar.)
Extra
$3.65
4
6-15
$1
(quar.)__
Inc.
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)___
preferred
Aluminum
7-16
6-15
15c
L\
._A_AA%fA /
City-Fourth
50c
Peter,Paul,
5%.
5-
7-311
35c
-
(quar.)____i_i___?.
Co.
Stock
50c
preferred (quar,
Tuboscope
Tudor
5-15
'-9c
Financial
Gas
Twentieth
22c
________
(quar,)_Z
common
1
6-
"
>
Pipeline, Ltd.
Corp., 4>A % preferred-1 quar.)$1.12
Trunkline
5-31
Water, con), (quar.)II
35c
(quar,)_'_
■,
$1.02'A
Publishing Co., new com. (initial)-.
15c
<quar.)_
Corp.
Chemicals
&
$3.75
5-10
.
iquar.i_^_i____--_
$1.20
Greenbush
6-15
5-31
&
Corp.,
»
&
5-18
6-15
preferred
Telephone
Troy
5-15
6-15 "
.
Peoples
11•
;
6H5
(initial)
Trust
1
$35c
'
Trenton
1_
$20c
?
iquar.)
Peoples Drug Stores
10-23
$1.15
"r
Co.
Aluminium, Ltd.
-•
1
5-1
5-15
Insurance
6-
6-30
B
v6- i::
5-
6-29
class
preferred
Travelers
5-18
1
class
6-
i
22'Ac
V
5-11
6-
$0,075
Co.,(quar.i_
Parchment
10-23
1
$1.05
iquar.)
4
Ltd, ■ iquar.i_4__'
Portland
Aluminum
5-15
r
9c
Bearing
preferred
Trans-Prarie
11-1
5-21
20c
iquar.)
Page
Parsons
5%.
Transworld
5-11
1
Co.,
Transamericn
6-22
6-
:
$15c
East Line, Inc., common
(quar.)
15c
preferred iquar.)_
_____$0. 328125
Finance
<quar.)_;
:__
65c
Hawaiian
Products
(quar.)________
7'Ac
Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_____
65c
Paci ic
'
6-1
Far
5'A%•
V
5-18
6-11
$15c
-
.:
•_■
Employers
6-11
10c '
•35c
Ltd., class A——:
1
11-
$1.37 Va
pfd. • (quar;)____
Co.,
Hudson
of Miami, class
Alpha
5-%3
Finance, LtdA
New-
1 ■%
5-31
Traders
4'A %
1
6-
5-31
iquar.)
«
1
6-
-
-
A
6-
; 5c.
9c
B
5-lo
20c
is-a)____________a.___*_-
Oil
Roller
,
6-15
(Del.)—
(Pa.)' Jquar,)
.Supply,
4-25
-
9c
iquar.i.
Wholesale
Class
15c
—
Corp
Building
Line
&
preferred
Alloys
7 A
3c
..Class
Lines
—
Coal
Crpheum
Mills
Radio
4^'t
:l 5r31A
6-5-15"'
t5c
(monthly
Tractor
9
4.08%
Oklahoma,
Steel.
Control
Allied
Alix
A. 5-15
16c
(s-a_
A
Glass .Mfg. 'Co.
Tlmken
9
4.20%-
_____
7-23
11-
.■
T6c
-
incomei_^^
class
Drug
Tidewater
9
1
Ltd.
Fund,-Inc5
Thrifty Drug Stores
5-18
6-
6-
$1.10
A
Thrift
;
:
,
(monthly)
(monthly)_•!
A
Thatcher
1
A_-_______.______LJ
_u_____
Mines,
Electronics
Corp.,
Class
4
6-
6-29
pfd. -(quar.)- $1.12'A'
iquar.)
1
6-15
6-11
.25c
.
.___
4'/a%
Co.,
preferred
*
$$1.75
LLi-X—
a
dividend
Power
4.40%
pfd.- (quar.)
j____
Gold
(From- ordinary
•■;
2
$$1.12%
—
7%
(quar.)
Co.!- (quar. 1
Teck-Hughes
(quar.t
ciass
Co.,
__j_ '
Fibre
Class
Ogilvie Flour
Ohio
1
42 Vac
(quar.)
Allied
'.6-30
50c
A ""
iquar. i______—!_____
B
Taylor
Co.
;
(quar.)—_s
Tasty
4
5-15
90c
Power,
iquar.)—;
8-
'
4
$1.43%
■"•'■.$1.43
(quar.t
1
(s-at
Nova Scotia
$68 3%
Insurance
7-23
7-23
•'...$1
—__
(quar.)___
5% pfd. (quar.)+._—
Trunk
Allied Stores,
5-25
.;.
(quar.)_+._
iquar.)
preferred yquar.
Northwestern
National
Life
1
1*.
,
+___
5.72%
7-23
1
88-
'
1
'■
Steel,
Chemical
-
Allied
'
Northwest
.8-
preferred '(quar.)_^
preferred
Allied
l
5-15"
6%
Co,
Central
Algoma
5-9
6-15
A
4.20%'
Common
<
5-25
-
6-;i
25c
pfd. •(quar.)_i_. *
5-18
$1
+____•——-
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_x-—
5%%
5-25
6-15
$10c
-
Products''iquar.i
Corp.,%$1.25
Publishing, Ltd.,.class B (stock dividend),"•••"<■
One-rfor-two
in $1
par
redeemable pre- . + All,. %
'*': ferred 'stock______J
-
(quar.)
common
Wells
4-30
5'
$1
(quar.)—+
Gas
Algoma
-tiV'5-25
6-15
+
Sun
of
......
Refractories
Quebec
6-1
% $55c
(quar.)__
Ltd.
(2-for-l
:
A
Mines,
Struthers
1
6-
1
Corp., common+—4.
preferred
Alberta
'
4%-
4
50c
Power
4.60%
A 6-29 -v
7-16
6-15
'25c
-
.
5-15
5-
6-
_________
preferred
4.92%
5-14
A
5-15
—,—
(auar.)____j
Alan Wood
5-18
(quarj_~
1 quar„l37'Ac*
Ltd.,
V
e-1
7-10
6-11
Finance,,class
1
5-30
•
5-15
6-15
6-
60c
^
common
6-
$18c
— _
_____
—
Gas
Alabama
6'/4%
Jersey)
Ohio,
5-18
62'AC
iquar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
$5.50
1
62'Ac
(quar.93%c
of
A
Extra
Alabama
California—
-iquar.i
6-30
■
Co.
Co.
6-
c
183Ac
iquar.)__
—
(quar.)—_________
"
y
20c
87'/a
iquar.)__j,__-—82'Ac
preferred
Loan
Class
6-30
$1.31'A
,x__
of
,.r.
'A
>__1
(quar.
common
Co;
Oil
Standard
8
6- 8
67
Oil
v:v
Class
5-15
5-15
20c
A
Class
A
7 5-15
i
6-15
30c
;
(quar.j_+i
A
class
Products,
preferred
$1.21 'A
(quar.t
Co.,
6-
.
],'
97'AC
■+__
—
iquar.)
preferred
Chemical
6-30
6-30
$3,30
-
class
_____
t'-uar.)_—1
$3.50 pfd.
Corp.,
1
1
6- I-"?
$
$1.50
(quar.i'__________^____
B
Standard
4-30
5-4
90c
(quar.)
preferred
-
V 85c
v'
—:
iquair.)
preferred
45c
iquar.i___
_3—___
(quar.t
preferred
4.10%
Nopco
5-15
Class
*;•,
iquar.)____-
•
Inc.,
Holding
66-
20c
-
-'
1
10c
1
(quai'.)_—:
B
7
6-28
28c
(quar.)__l
4-25
By-Products—
A
Class
6-14
v
$0,187
.
5-15
5-15
50c
5-18
'
/_+._
j.
Co.
Reduction
6-25
10c
,
_____
iquar.)_^_
,
6-
50c
50c
(initial)
preferred
preferred
Brands,
Standard
common
(quar.t
3.90%
4.85%
5-17
5
6-1
~
$$1.25
.
Power,
preferred
3 60%
""
6-
Power—
(quar.t
Mohawk
3:40%
50c
1_
(quar.)
.
preferred
6%
prior
8
'5-17
5
20c
(quar.)____:
Corp.,
$1,20
"
Class
convertible
Sparton
1
.5-7
1
20c
<quar.>x__>
6-
.
5c
A
'*
■
$1
Co.
6-11
•
,
50c
(quar.)
9
Finance
Alabama
4
5-11
,
10c
—________
(quar.)
'J Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
..'
35c
Gas, common (increased)__
preferred
(initial)--—
$1.50
"V-
1
4-30
V
5-15
30c
iquar.)__
class
6-
5-15
Dynamics
Corp,
;'1,5-11
v
5-
5-28
15c
(quar.)
1
•5-^7
4-30
1
25c
Fund
Aeroquip
Aetna
5-10
5-15
6-
5c
—
,vS
6-
100%
"
4
Holders
5-25
834c
...5-11
1
8
5-
Payable of Rec.
;loe
1
6-
6-
5-28
When
■
12'/ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Adirondack .Industries
Southwest
10-25
6-15
.
8c
iquar.l__
(quar.)
Paper,
11-
20c
x
Rubber
Process
5-15
Air
class B stock div,
6-12
9
5c
Industries
5-15
.
5-17
25c
Share
(quar.)
(quar.) _i
1
6-
4-30
4-30%
6-
7-2
.
1
'
National
Vending Corp.
A——
Incorporated
7-10
62 JAc
._Z
Co.
Gas
C.
B.
6-15
6-
4-30
>5-15
.x—
AMT Corp.
7-27
,
5.15
5-1
10c
A
6-
Snap-Gn Tools Corp. (quar.—_
Socony-Mobil Oil Co. (quar.)____—
Southam Company, Ltd.
(quar.)
5-18
A.
5-10
Aero-Flow
+.
Skyline Homes, class A &
•
6-14
6-21
5-21
Ltd
Mines,
2
5-25
15c
6-15
this
Name of Company
7-
:
•
•
■
,7-10
$15c
5-15
A
5-15
4c
Per
A
8
6-
(quar.)__
(quar.)_________—
Patterns—
stock split)
(2-for-l
6-
(Quebec)—;<%■-%
Strapping,- common
1
2
preceding table.
6-20
10c
—
67-
;
dividends announced in previous '
The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the
the
give
$1.44
——
(quar.jt—
5-31
10c
6-20
25%"
.___—
6-15
40c
—
announced
6-29
25c
5-31
5-31
:
:
(quar.)__—_______——
Corp. J quar.—_
we
45c
,
-i.
v
5-31
6-15
6-15
.
25c
quar.)
Co.;
(quar.)
Hoover
25c
(increased
Co.
5il5
5-31
and not yet paid.
6-29
-.AA*,"
r
6-15
■•'
Iron
weeks
6-29
5c
4
*
Below
50c
.
1
6-15
A
"
25%
(quar.)__^
&
.of
7-17
6-
$1
4-16
%
4-14
■"
7-10
,4-30
.
1
$1.24
:
(quar.)
ZeJ^ler^Coal & Coke (quar.)
+
4-14
$1.20
A——---
Corp.
York
5-15
5-
split
_—
B
1
T
5-
—-—■■—-—
(quar.)_—___————
dends
50 c
;
Light Co.—
- two-for-one
&
shares
6-
8
5-
„
$1.37'A
—
approve
preferred
4%.
Xerox
-
5-18
8 "
(quar^-f--.
preferred ..(quar.)
Woodward
■
9
§* 1
%
A
5-15
5-21
$1.25
(quar.)__
.
;
6-25
8
62'Ac
pfd.
5%
$1.19'
preferred
(quar.)____
$1.12'A
preferred (quar.)——:
$1.10
4.40%
preferred
iquar.)——
Wood (G. H.), Ltd., .5'A%
pfd. (quar.)__— $$1.37'A
Wood
(John)
Industries—
" ;A.;: J-"l•y.i-j
$$1.12 Va
4,'A%;
1st preferred, (quar.)
___•
A A- 7'Ac
Wood
Mosaic
Corp., class A—__.—
9
5-
5-23
-i.-_
1
6-
25c
17'Ac
Telephone,
Power
;
■
6-
7-
A4.76%
'
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%
5-23
•
,
6-
—
Corp., common
preferred A -
Simplicity
5-18
6-15
.
20c
National
of Rec.
6-22
$1.31'A
(s-a)_——_
preferred
4.80%
:
,
5-15,
5-15
—_
National Life
;v
5-15
•
3%
5%.. preferred
: v
1
20c
;
(quar.t
common
y.
12'Ac
Increased- semi-annually
8
25c
s
.
-
Inc.,
' .„15c
i
cohv. pfd.
dividend_____.
5%%>
5-10
20%
Corp.
Signode
5-10
6-20
35c
1—
(initial>
(quar.)
1
Munsingwear,
6-12
6-12
5c
__L—
DJ
(G.
Siegler
77-
share.——
per
■
dividend
Stock
-
Company
6-
$5c
—
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5-31
,
R.)
4.96%
5-15
.
1
1
14)—j.—_
June
Royalty A
Searle
•5-18
1
SI. 2 7 Va
preferred ,(quar._—A——
4Italyi American shares
dividend
6-
(quar.)>__—-j,
Foods, ii%
stockholders
,
Shoe
$1.17 Va
preferred
(E.
iquar.)
Seaboard
;
.f;
$1.12 Va
5.10%
Approximately
4
5-15
6-; 1
«
•
,
6-
v
iquar.)______+—•
common
Corp.
(quarj
Associates, Inc._—______
Montecatini
Stock
Holders
Apparel, Inc. (Mich.), cl. A
common
on
5-15
,
1.
$6 'Ac
r'-'—---—^
Seaboard
-
5-15
5-15
1
7-
25c
—
<quar.i__——
4.70%
Moore
i
Savage- Arms
5-31
6-15
Paul
Stock
'
->30c
_
Tool
Machine
When
Payable
50c
,
,_j_;
(quar.,)_j
5%
preferred
Bros.
preferred
Wisconsin
5-15
5
6-
75c
(quar J
Fire & Marine Insurance
(quar.)_
dividend
(subject
to approval of"
Sabine
5-25
5-31
6-1
25c
.
——-——
6-15
v
Fine'
W.
Stock
*:
•
*
———-
A*______-J
class
Corp.
5'A%
'
4-30
,
£ 6- 1
Aeronautical .(quar,).—
&
St.
5-11
6-16
5c
— —
—'—
pfeferred
5'r
/
•
1
Minnesota
Class
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vV-
S.
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6-
iquar.i
Light,
Reid,
6-
7c
68 3/4 c
convertible preferred
Ryan
5-10
*
'
—_1———
&
Power
1
5-15
,
5-15
c
7c
j—
~:
Rowam Controller
%■
6
50c
preferred
2
*6-1
25c
.,
(quar.)
Paper,, Ltd.v
Marie
5%
Neb.)—
(s-at
6-
%
I;
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iquar.)—_—
(quar.)
preferred
Class;' B
Rose
A
"(quar,)_____>—
B;
4
class
Corp.,
preferred
6%-
•
4
6-
(quar.)
pref. (quar.) ,:
'Del),
(quar.)—A'
Richardson-Merrell, .Inc.
7-
Finance
$32'/a
6'A%
Properties Ltd.,
96'Ac
6-
A
6-15
$30c
(quar.!-.—_—-_i—1;.—
preference
Revenue
5-15
1
class
(initial).—
5-31
—
6-
.
Revelstoke
1
convertible
6-15
5-15
7-
3%
7-
5
7-
Common
'
Corp.-, $.1 .preferred (quar.)______
Building Materials, Ltd.—
J ,25c
5-15
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulatorv
: A
t,
.(quar.)_____»__
(quar.)+.___
Brothers',
Stockholders
:%
preference
6-
6%
(quar.t__-l---.--r.-r---'
Club,
Winter; Park
5-
6'A%
$1.08%
preferred
(quar.) _J—— —
preferred
(qUar.)—____11—" $1,11'A
50c
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (quar.);—50c
Michigan Gas & Electric, common iquar.
le.: $1.10
4.40%
preferred
iquar.)__
(Lincoln.
5-18,
5-15
5-21
iquar.)
initial t
<
2%
—J—---—
6-15
,
65c
1
——
Insurance
Winkelman
:_U_
6-
4.45%
Life
Wilson
5-18
7-18
Common
40 c
3.80%
pfd.
(quar.)__ *
(quar.)—______
----
Quarterly
Mile High Kennel
5-31
8-15
5-29
4.35%
Midwest
6-15
6-15
10c
5-
Edison,
preferred
; y,/
»
•
Wickers
:.. 5-22
6-15
5-29
preferred
6-12
He
10c
6-15
■
3.9
^——
Carriers
•—
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (NJ)
Rleid Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
6-15
Y.)—
(N.
5-15
6-15
r.
20c
8c,
2%
Redwing
6-15
1
15c
Inc.,
Centers,
preferred
3.85%
of Company
Motor- Co.,' common
White
20c
(increased)
.
dividend
Stock
4
5-24
(quar.)__
Y.)
(N.
(quarJ_____i.__._J-i
Co,
(quar.).
Inc.
$1.50
dividend—3___
Stock
Metropolitan
Inc.
40c
—.—,—„
Assurance
Bowling
Metropolis
Rayette,
$1.75
(quar.)—_—
Co.
6-15
$.00%
iquar.)._
Fire
Merchants
2
?
common....-.—-.
(quar.)
40c
.
.
■
$7
5-25
7-
5-24
4%< preferred (initial!
Three-for-one stock split---,;——V-,
,
6-12
Ralston
17c
,
New
,
Means
(quar.)
.
—
stock .split
Three-for-one
4
Name
0/ Rec.
Payable
5'A%
Ranco,
Co.—
&
common
Oil. Refining Corp.
Quaker State
6-1
-
25c
Mead
Per
Share
Holders
When
Share
«
-
1
t
(quar.)---------------—
& Engineering
(Ohio) —
Maytag Company
McNeil
Macnine
Per
Holders
When
-
Share
0/Company
Name
<
Monday, May 7, 1962,
.
37 Vac
$32'/aC
:;6- 8
.
6-1
.
5rll
4-19
(2157)
Per
Name of
-
Arizona
Company
Public
Share
preferred
$2.50
-
series" B
preferred
$2.40 preferred series
$2.36
preferred
20c
.
(quar. TZZ'ZZZZ1""'
(quar.)__i
<»$l.ld
'
Arkansas-Missouri
>•' 4.65%
Power
preferred
Arkansas
Co.,
Western
Gas
Co;
Artesian
Puritas
Water
Associated
Waters
(quar.)
Goods,
38%%
British
amount
Will
be
Tax
Corp.
Atlas
Brass
$1.25
preierrea
Aunor
Steel
Ltd.
stock
Inc.
**..
(initial
30c
4-30
4-30
preferred
preferred
preferred
G
H
preferred
J
Crushed
Foils,
"-Extra.
Class
Canada
6-30
Canada
(stock
Tools
5-
4-
_
6-15
v
r
9
Canadian
6%
5-15
Oil
'
4%%
(James
Mills
of
currency)
•
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Carlisle^ Corp.: (quar.)
Carpenter
(L.
E.»
&
Co'.
7 9-17
.
:
8-31
-
12-17
11-30
6-15
;
6-
6-
1
4.80%.
5-18
-
preferred
35c
+
6-15
45c
.6-
r*
6-
;
A
v
.
tj:
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5
7c
r
Gas
preferred
6-11
7-
3
7-
3
6-
17 %c
...—.—
.
t
12V2C
;_
7-.
$1.06%
15c
:
6-
75c
—
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25c
t
Company
Borden
preferred
3%%
9-
6-
6-
5-
4
7-
6-
6
5-28
4-30,
15c
5-
1
-5-
5-15
5-15..
8% %
6-18
..
5-2^
5-"9
25c
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5-
10c
9-17
9-
15c
6-20
6-
1
3
6-
7-
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Bruck
Sharpe Mfg. Co.
Mills. Ltd.. class a
;—
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Bullock
Fund,
vestment
.
Bullock's,
Z
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income)
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Gold
+
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1
7-
6L
5-
5-15
6-15.
5-
5-18
6-
1
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5-15
6-15'*
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15c
1
4-
.?
6-15
Co.;
Colonial
5-23
6-
1
6-
l"
61
87 %c
6-
1
$1
6-
1
5-
4
5-
$1.05
6-
1
5-
4
$1.12%
6-
1'
5-
4
r
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
8-31
8-15
$1.25
11-30
11-15
6-12
Co.
(quar.)_z___,
Illuminating,
com.
gtd.
•
(quar.)
"
,
Corp.
Colorite
50c
5-24
5-15
4-20
,7-
1
6-
87 %c
6-
1
5-10
(quar.)
6
50c
Ltd.
6-
1
5-10
t7c
(s-a)
6-21
5-31
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87 %C
Co.-^,,.
Corp.
Service
Enterprises,
Combined
Insurance Co.
Combined Locks Paper,
EL
(quar.)__—
4-30
6-10
5-31
5-15
i'EOc
10-
S"
%
6-15
'
10-19
1
6-
2>
5-
7
25c
6-
2
5-
7
7
6-
2
5-
25c
6-
1
5-15
$1
6-
1
5-15
10c
5-15 ;
5- 8
8c
45c
5-15
6-
$1
4-16
7
5-21
6-15:
5-21
6-22
5-25
6-22
$5c
_______________
4-30
6-20
25c
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5-25
35c
5-10',
4-30
15c
;
6-12
5-18
5-
8
4-10
,
13c
5-15
4-13
8%c
5-10
4-10
8 Vac
5-26
4-27
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Fund,
(quar.)
Inc.__
(quar.)_
%
12
'
Ltd.',
Foundries
issue
at $101
&
v
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Corp.,
t38c
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25c
Duke
Power
5.36%
15c
50c
tl5c
15c
(quar.)I-,
50c
—
50c
—
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2
7-
.
2
6-
1
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2
6-
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5-11
10-31
10-12
6-
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5-16
6-1
5-16
1
5-11
6-
5-19
5-
4
5-15
5-
4
.7-
2
6-21
1
6-15
6-
40c
A.
preferred
5-16
1
6-11
5-24
40c
6-28
5-25
30c
(quar.)
S.
6-15
$2 5c
(quar.)
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Ltd. U.
6-30
5-15
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J20C
—
(quar.)^.—^.^—
preferred
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Drewrys,
,
5-14
f8c
Z
' quar.)———————
common
4-13
8
5-31
•;
3%.
Co.
5-
7-14;
13c
4%
1
.
.
pfd.
4%%
Tar &
5-20
4-27
5-15
t44c
•'
(s-a)_—
being redeemed on May 14
share plus this dividend—,—
per
Stores.
1
1,
t20c
pfd—
non-cum.
Steel,
66-
37 V2c
(quar.)
5%
Industries
5-15
%c
17 %c
—_
$1.34
(quar.)—^
Milner
Dun
&
(quar.)
6-16
5-25
Duncan
Inc.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—_
7-
2
5-25
6-
1
5-15
6-
8
5-18
25c
6-
9
5-31
6-
9
5-31
6-
■
A
7%c
27 %c
_
_——
Corp.,- class
Bradstreet.
$1.75
25c
preferred
Dumas
Electric, class A _'.
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. ADRS—
(Final
payment
of
1
shilling
about
Dupuis
6-30
.5-
1
5-31
6-13
4-25
5-
8
Ltd.
of
4-30
6-30
Durion
class A
Co.
convertible
Industries
East Kootenay
7%
4-30
5-25
5-
4
lOc
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
30c
6-
8
5-18
__________—.—
1
;•
1
31 %c
6-15
5-31
200%
(quar.)_—_——
preferred
States
(stock dividend)—
5-31
5-
Power Ltd.—
preferred
Eastern
(accum.)
Corp.—
$7
preferred A
preferred
Eastern
Easton
5-15
5-
27 %c
5-15
4-20
$1.06%'
5-15
5-1
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—
;'
1
1
5-15
5-
(quar.)—.___
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6-
1
5-10
20c
6-
1
5-10
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Co.
m.75
0-15
•
(accum.)
B
5-31
$1.75
8-
1
7-
6
$1.50
—
8-
6
75-
1
5-25
5-
4
' 6-15
6-
8
45c
(quar.)__-—-
*(quar.)
1
5-15
J25C
—
55c
45C
(accum.)
Associates
Utilities
Mfg.
;
4
6-15
6-
5
—
1
10c
115c
4-30
5-15
5%
—■——
—------
(quar.)__.
'5%
4-19
5-15
+30c
-
;
Corp.—
Dymo
8
tl4c
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.).
6-15
(Chicago)
(quar.)_^_—
Brewing
dividend
pence
——-Z—
(quar.)___
Corporation
Stock
1
—-—•—
(quar.)_L
common
preferred
Duquesne
Dura
'
——
5-1
5-
Amer.
Freres,
4.80%
Easy
(quar.)_
3/10c)
$6
8
5-10
6-
8C
$4.25 pfd.
8
4-19
2c
(s-a)
(quar.)___—
Combined
.
15c
7 %c
-
(quar.)
Corp.,
15c
12c
(quar.)__^
—
System
Columbia Pictures
Class
—
(accum.)_^_^
of America
Plastics
15c
30c
(quar.)
Wire
Insurance
Gas
2
—
preferred
Bridge Co., Ltd.
Duro-Test
5-15
+20c
.1
•___.
By-Produdfs
Columbia
3
7-
(quar.
(quar.)
7%
Electrohome
4-20
6-15
$1.12%
—
7%
5-ig
15c
25c
.
—
(quar.)
4
.5- 4
1-10
5-11
(quar.)
Colorado
■"
"10-10
10-
5-11
Insulated
4-30
-25c
1Q-31
6-29
$3.50 preferred
6
.,5-18
4
7-10
6-11
Corp. (quar.)
___:
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
(quar.)
„
.
3
25c
(quar.)___:
Dairies.
Dravo
4
5-
Z 6-11;:
&
A
6-
6-8,
9-
1'
7-31
60c
Electric
Colorado
(interim
9-18
■6-
7-
$2
Y.)
(s-a)
Investment
Drackett
1
$1.10
Cole National
5-15
8
:
6-
9 '
t,15c
.
(R. R.) & Sons Co. (quar.)_'_.
Industries (stock dividend)——
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common (increased-quar.)'
$2 preferred (quar.)——:
Dover Industries Ltd.
(quar.)
'——
5-31
6-15
j.
7-
Donnelley
5-18
32 %c
Colonial: Acceptance
5-10
l.Z
1-■31-63
$1.25
______
Collyer
.5-
6-15
6-
5-11
Doughboy
2
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware Ltd.—•.
Class
Fruit
7%
?
Pittsburgh RR.
special gtd.
r
>
11-
1
_________
Chemical, Ltd.—
V Common (quar.)___
—
$1
preference (quar.)—*_L~
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
1
25c
.
u
—.—___
common
preferred
'
40c
6-
4-
6-
l%c
-_i_
,.
Yard
Industries.
Dominion
8-31
(quar.)______■__
Controller
10c
$25c
Giorgio
Entire
6
preferred
(quar.)^_^___.
Corp.,. (quar.)__:
5-11
in-
11-21
25c
5-25
,
.
9-20'
25c
Cochenour Willians Gold Mines,
1
5-
1
6-
15c
7
6-21
$1.25
convertible
Products
Cleveland
1
Z
,
4-30
4-30
(quar.)
.
(N.
Ltd.
Mines,
Dominion
1
25c
Service
$4.40
15c
Buflington Industries, common (quar.'),——
3 Vz '/rr
preferred -(quar.;__l_C—
>4%
preferred '(quar.)lv*_———
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—-——
—
4'/2 7o
preferred (quar.)_——__
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8-
6-1
5-15«
.
,33c
'
Mobile
Dominion
5-4
6-
20c
(quar.)
Co,
Dominion
,
(quar.)_.
$4.50
J 30c
■'
'
5-15
$1-25
mrnml.
Supply
Union Stock
(quar.)__
common-
Mfg., class .A
Dominion
T
mf.
Ltd.,
common
Dominion
5-25
6-20
^______
(quar.)__'_i___V
^
preferred
Cleveland
10c
-
6-15
20c
preferred
5-15
-15c
—
Ltd.
4-13
(quar.)
5%
6-18
30c
(Del.
Dredging
4-30
5-15
12 V2C
1
5-31
t30c
-
—
net
5-31
-
."
3
:
2
30c
Pepper Co.
(increased-quar.)—
Dodge Manufacturing Corp., com." (quar.)—
5-15
$1.25,
Wml.—
Mines,
Dobbs Houses. Inc.
RR.
".
5
12-
*
1
SI
______
7-1.
$1.37%
(accum. f_*___——
from
' ,6-
20c
ww
—
12c
,
!
(quar.)__——_____ Zv
Corp.
Diversified
4-30
30c
Quarterly'
4%
(quar.■)_^r,_.
(quarterly
D1
5- 8
2c
Co._
4
6-11
class A (initial).—__T_-
Ltd.
,
1
*__
Quarter^
25c
10c
(quai.1
-Buokingham CorpM
1
time).
f-
9-
lV+c
Estate
Diversified
5-
5-25
5-10
-v
87 %C
this
at
5
5
7-
J3c
3-31
65c
Pacific
&
5
6-
'
'
Dr
Corp.
Stero
95c
■
Falls
'Hill
6«■
5-16
,
40c
12 VaC
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry..
V
5%; preferred
(quar.)
Clark
?-
Corp.
Brunswick
25c
-
City Stores Co.,(quar. optional—cash or stk.)
Co.. :(quar..)-___i—7—(quar.)—
—
Bruning .(Charles)
6-15
5-30
1%.%
(quar.)
Corp.
*
Fuudj;___l_
Dickey (W. S.),Clay Mfg. (quar.)—-Z___—_
Diebold, Inc., new com, (initial-quar.)
(4-for-3 stock split)
4
.
City
.
&
5-
inc.)
(quar.)
5%
'
Brown
5-16
15c
■
6
*$1
Co., Ltd.—
Company _—;—._
Brown Fintube Co.", class A___
4-3G
;
A
Quarterly
Chrysler
Churchill
1
Paper Corp.,
(quar.)
Chickasha Cotton Oil
-
13c
A
preferred
(Increased-quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab
—
Brown
5-22
5-15
.i.
Paul
omitted
v
6
4-
87 Vic
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—
$5.50' Preferred
A
(quar.)__'—
Bruck Mills Ltd.class A (accum.)
St.
4
6-
12-28
50C
(quar.)—
Incbme
Dickenson
5-22
6-30
__i_
5%
preferred
A (quar.)
.-____
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.—
9
6-
investment income).:—1.
5%
5-18
5-
Registered and ordinary bearer (one shillving, one pence for the year ended Sept.
30. 1961 free of British income tax) —
Broadway-Hale
Stores
(quar.
—Brockton Taunton Gas Co., $3.80 pfd. (quar.)
-
(quar.)
5-
■
,
Homes (quar.)_______—__
(quar.)_______—________
(initial)
Diamond Alkali Co., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.
-
payment
—
Dialfinance Co.
6-30
Class
1
6-15
7-
•
(quar.)
American Tobacco
6-30
34 %c
7 Va c
preferred
i.
Dialight Corp.
Telephone-
Milwaukee,
9-17
5
50c
Detrolter
'■v
4-30
(Common
7-
10-
Dentist
5-22
7-15
3V2%;
25c
(quar.r_—_
common
-
5-25
■,
50c
Denver
5-22
.
5-15
4-30
5-15
50c
(§-a) _
Breskin
Publications (initial)
Bristol
Brass*'5 Corp.
(quar.) —
-j.i._
British-American Oil. Ltd. (quar. )_^—
British
6-30
35c
4-25
875ic
Industries
Breeko
4-30
$1.12%
,
Bowes
5-15
5-22
Co.__
6-18
2
9-28
20c
___________________
(quar.)
Debenture stock (quar.)
4-27
6-30
75c
(increased
(quar.)__
(quar.)
5
Voting
5-15
5-31
>
1
1
5-15
10c
preferred
Chicago,
4-25
6-
l'5c
Final
Gas
5-15;
$1.75
7-
,Dennison
1
quar.)______________
;
11-19
35c
Ltd.—
payment less British income tax—._
Co., Ltd.
(annual)
—
Bowater
5-
.(quar.)_____^_______„^
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia, (quar.)
Chesapeake &-Ohio Ry.,.common (quar.)
4%%
8-21
40c
(quar.)_
Inc.
BourjoiSi
Common
"
5-21
1
1
25c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
(from
Fund
Boston
6-16
5-16
8c
preferred (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
—
r
4-25
•*
6-30
(quar.
Unadilla
&
4 >
5-18
4-16
50c
Denison
'
Corp., 3%%
-Borg-Warner
Chenango
4-30
■
.5-14
15C
common
(quar.)—
6-
7-
$1.75
1__—__
Quarterly
5-22
■;
5-31
;
Co.—
Denault Limitee, class A common
,
5-22
i
dividend):
of. Boston "(from investm't
Manhattan Bank- (N. Y.)____
Chattanooga
5-23
1
11-30-
6c
(quar,) —_L—_
Brass
Corp.,
.
:25c
(quar.
Inc.
6-
'
(quar.)______^._^___
(stock
Fund
Chase
4-27
6-30
preferred
Chase
0,15
"
.-
8
6-30
.
Co.
8
27c
(quar.)________
-
4-30
5-16
1
(quar.)
DeMun
5-18
6-30
(quar.)
Belt
Co. ^;(quar.)_Chambersburg Engineering Co. (quar.)___—
Champlfn Oil & Refining Co.—;
6-15
5-15
30c
(quar.U-
Ridge Mutual Fund—
net investment income———^
&
;•
2
5-11
_______
Publishing
Brooks
2
7-
.
2-forf split.
common
6-
2
8
34c
preferred
6-
A
Delaware
.
$1.50
:
Credft.
Aircraft
6-
$1.37%
Chain
$3.
<quar.)__
Fisheries
1
"5-25
Electric—
(quar.)
Aluminum
7
„
(initial)—
Tobacco,
Booth
56-
2
6-8
.
66-
22c
Wesj; Co.___
5-11
'
■
6-14
t75c
aDela^vate PoWer & Ligl^t, (quar.)___________
Delta, "Airlines,
Inc.*'!(quar.)—
1«- 1
2
5-15
$1.34%
27 Vac
(quar.)
Certified
Press
Deei'f & Confpany
'5-15
6-11
5-
:
5-10
5-25
Class
'5-17
6-15
6-22
27c
Couar.)________.
Cessna
Sugar
Curtlss-Wright Corp.,
4
$1.25
Public, Service
Century Industries Co.
1
4-25
.
approve
Bohn
"
6-1
"7-
$1.75
...—
From
Bobbie
6-
6-.15
5-
5-31
-
62Vac
preferred
Central
5-15
1
5-15
60c
(quar.)____
,
(quar.)
Quarterly
Blue
4
*'
50c
25c
List
5-
Cuneo
8-15
33 %c
preferred
Central". Vermont
5-10
5-10
6-29
•~25c
(quar.)_.
1
5-31
33c
i
(quar.)..——
7-10
(qua^.)
common
1
6c
■
.
(quar.)
(quar.)-
5.48%
6-11
American
A
7-
(quar.)
6-
0-
Cuban
Class
$1.12%
5.44%
.
6-11
-
,
5-15
$1.18:,4
A
5-25
5-25,
^50c
'/
preferred, (quaiv)___:
5%% preferred (quar,)___
6
4-
3
15c
(quar.)
preferred
6-11
•
6-29
7-
$5
'
common
&
Telephone Cq,,
preferred
5-21
Crown Cork
4-19
$1.12 Va
>
9
J50c
-;
ZL
5-10
8
6-
J
50c
A_—_
(quar;
1 '
1
1
6-
25c
■!
6-
6-15
7-27
41c
;
6-
40c
'
-
5-10
19c
West- Corp.
Z
^
Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
9
5-
7-26
1
6-15
25c
—__
I (quar.
(quar.)_
UOc
____Z.L
5-
5-15
8-
'
93%c
Company, 3%% preferred (quar.)__:_
30o
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
(quar.«)___-^___ ;
,.12 Vac
Crowley's Milk (quar.)__.!___
__i.
u
A
$1.16
(quar.)__
South
$2.50
*-■
t35c
Co.—
Inc.
Central
7-
"iioc
preferred ' (quar.)_____
common
&
5-15
—
(quar.)—
Binney & Smith (ouar.)„—
preference
Central
1
Philippine
preferred
Bros.
5-15
15c
Crane
Class
split!
Co,
$1.35
preferred (quar.)
Belding Heminway Co; (quar.)
Best & Company
(quar.)—__:
Stockholders
1
6
1
5-14
112 Vac
(quar.)
1
1
'
5-15
4-19
(quar.)__
com.
6-
31 %c
t$1.30
5-15
5-31
Service—
Co.,
6-15
1
6-14
5-10
(initial)
Electric
6-
7-
20c
&
4-23
5-22
5-15
5-31,
5-18
Z.
:
6-15
5-15
1
8
6-15
4Qc
class
6-
1
4-30
117 Vac
tlOc
i?
6-
r:
40q
■'
$1.05
(quar.)
8
•
t5c
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred, touar,)_______
6-
6-
A
2 "
1
8
25c
.
(s-a)
Imperial Mills Ltd., (Quar.
International Corp.____—
25c
(quar.)__
Public
stock
Soya
6-
7
25C
(quai\)__
(quar,)
<
Louisiana
4.50%
5%%
4%%
W.)
Central
Central
J25c
Corp.,
Illinois
common
5-15
6-15
common
preferred
1
6-27
1
5-
6-
60c
Products,, clgas
6-
35c
5-
5-21 '
56 %C
(quar.)
________^.__u_
Ltd.
(quar.)__
preferred
.
5-15
25c
5-15
5c
8
'
Central
5
Coty
6-
4
;v4:
Cosmos
5-18
40c
_:
1
30c
>
(quar.^_-_'__c^__-
Extra
15C
5-
Products
5-17
6-1
6-
10c
^
(quar.)
Z__
Inc.
»quar.)____^___L;_„j._
Asbestos,
(3-for-l
6-
Coronet
5-31
6-20
40c
2
^toC
(Toronto)
Ltd.,
Gas
7-
6-
.,
Natural
4-19
5-
(quar.)__!___
Corning
9-
6-15
5-15
6-15
$1.12%
4.64%
'
'
2
*5-15
7-2
common.
.•8c
—
J
(quar.).
preferred
4Va%
Inc.—
Ltd.,
J 25c
__'___
Rio
Oils.
Ltd
Central Illinois Light Co., common
8
7-
6-1
.7c
(quar.)
tl5c
$l!l2Va
<
—
Distillery
(H.)
8
6-
7-
"
-r
Class B
ZZ_Z__ZZZZ
New
9c
in
Steel
Corby
4-30
preferred
4-30
;
$1.25
centavos
Oopperweld
4-30
preferred
4-27
(quar.)—__——__
Corp. (s-a»
:______
4-30
7%
■;
—
1
5-15
5-
■
6-14
5-21
(Wil¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
5-15
.;
5-25
(quai.i
(quar.)
Corp.
5-15
(quar.)—
-
6-»
7%
5-10
Inc.
Co.
Valley
6-
1
& Varnish
1
4*
7-2
(quar.
Refrigerator
5-15
5-10
—
Ltd.
Corp.
m.06
Central-Del
4-30
Paint
5-15
'15c
—_—
-
Steel
7-
2%
—
Cook
1
.Catejili Food
4-30
1
5-15
t$l
.t
12-31
Steel
5-31
preferred
Cassier
9-23 *
10-15
1-15-63
Continental
6-
4.20%;preferred
i
6-12
5-
5-23
93 %c
Insurance
Cooper-Bessemer
(quar.)
Products,
Caterpillar Tractor,
6-29
7-13
..
3
4-24
t60c
(Chicago)
common
t$1.25
(quar.)
6-
■
6-12
6-15
$1
Insurance
(quar.)
Life
$1.06%
Carter
4-30
continental
Scott & Co., common (quar.)
junior, preferred (quaf.)*__j_l„i.lc.
4%•%
4-27
.,
5-25
8
4-16
Pine,
4V/a%
5-15
5-
7-
"
1
4-16
!■.
20c
Continental Copper & St^el Industries—
5%
preferred (quar.|_:
Continental Investment Corp. (quar.")__*
6-
5-15
•
2
$1.04
tquar.)
4-16
5-15
Corp., common (quar.
4%%*:;preferred (quar;
Carson,
1
5-15
1
64
$1.50
(quar.)
(initial)—I
preferred (quar.)
(A. S.)
Shoe, common
Blue
5-15
Co.,
preferred
5-15
Carrier
•
23
Lumber
Bell.
$3.75
t20c
:■
(extra)
1
■'
■
$1.40
Blue
6-15
5-15
$5c
■
(quar.)__!__
4
100%
——
(quar.)__
Consolidated.
Ltd.
5-
:?36c
———
(monthly)
Inc.—
Counselors,
(Payment
6%
5-15
uoc
com.__;
pfd.
Co/, i class A_
6-
J 31 (4 c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Gown
5%
Co.,
1
$1.50
(increased)
Intercontinental
New
Assurance
Can
Copeland
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Westinghouse
Canafund
Conv.
;——
com.
Storage
preferred
Bloch
Continental
4-30
7-
70c
:
•_
.
Continental
1
5-15
V $1.12%
common
Life
4-30
5-15
40c
:
_________
(quar.V
4-30 '
t$l,
participating preferred____
6-
■
American
mington)
5-15
$50c
.
(quar.)_
Utilities Co.
preferred
Carborundum Co.
4
Ltd.
6-15
■rvZ 8c
____
Distilling
new
&
Common
(E.
4%
Continental
5-15
,
6-
•».
1
$1.13
(quar.)
Corp. of- America,,
preferred (quar.)
162 Vac
Cos..
5-
%
income__^
Electric Co., Ltd.,
40c
/
40c
dividend)
B.)
Inc.,
Van
5.60%
4-30
j_Z_Z~~_~_I
■
5-24
1
-6-
$1.50
Properties, class A
Bayless
(A. J.)
Markets
4.25^/«
7-13
___i
1
^
quaiv)*.—;
preferred
5-18
investment
Oil
Canadian
'5-24
•
6-15
5%
10c
Basic
Bliss
preferred
-
3%
v
-
'stock
Blackstone
$4.52
$4.16
Container
5-15
12-
6-
30c
(quar.)
4-30
6-15
12-15
J5c
.
(quar.) iZ.._
4-30
7-31
1
57 Vac
;
(quar.)
preferred
4-30
Petrofina. Ltd.—
Canadian
(increased
$4.50
5-15
$15c
1
e.y:
(quar.
common
tl5c
Inc.—
non-cumu?
5-15
4-27
■
Coal
Power,
J79c
Geiieral
Canadian
'
7%
4-30
tlOc
69-
Mines,
(quar.)___
-
1
6-15
-9-15
Corp.
H9c
Fund,
Preferred
Cap;&
Bank
Building & Equipment (quar.)
Bank; of Montreal (qii4n*..L
—:LT.——
Barber-Ellis 6f Canada Ltd. (extra).
Bethlehem
Consumers
12 Vac
Ltd.____
(quar.)__i
net
6-15
5-20
2%
Z
Z_
_
(quar.j
Beck
_i_.
Stone,
Consolidation
4-30
5-15
5c >.v:
common____j.__-____
Ltd. (quar.)
North-West Land
From
'
(quar.)—,
Class
Cut
4-30
5-15
•
343ac
v:
Malting,
5-11
::
2
5-31
•
25c
v(>
7
5-31
10c
17 %c
(quar.)—
preferred
7-
■
10c
.
dividend):
preferred
Eeaver
&
Ltd.,
32VaC
/■
___;
Corp.
Gas
5-
C50C
t50c
___'
——
4-30
5-15
5-18
5-15
(quar.)
Yellowknife
•
5-15
Z
5-31
(quar.)__L__.Z_,_v_ r",7-. 25c
Consolidated
Edison
Co.
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)__ "v
75c
Consolidated Textiles MDls, Ltd.—
5 % preferred (s-a)
+50c
Consolidated Water, Power & Paper tquar.)
■\ i.
3oC
Cigar
5-15
32 VaC
•
—
A
Canadian
1
12-31
6-1
■
15c
40c
6%
Beauty
(quar.)__,
Natural
5-15
;
33c
33 Vac
_■
(quar.)
4
10-
1-15-63
3c
Piano—
Eenguet
:
(quar.
5.50%,
Canadian
quar.)
6%
Bell
•
(quar.)_
5.20%
.5-;
(Del.)
(quar.)
$5
33 Vac
(quar.)
F
;
,
(quar.)
preferred
-
27 %c
(quar.)
preferred
4
30c
Service, common (quar. )__
preferred
>5-20%
17 V20
.
7c
•••
..
L
5-15
4-16
7-14
Discovery
5-15
Water
'L*
'
4-27
t50c
(Toronto)
Ltd.""(s-a)-
4-20
23o
_
5-10
4-30
5-15
Quarterly
Consolidated
V
;
5-15
5-15
10-15
t5c
,'i
preferred
Beaunit
6-
5-25
5-a5
(quar.i___
'
Consolidated
Canada
1
Oil
Bearings,
6-
6-15
6c
25c
$1.37%
Fund
Assn.
Consolidated. Laundries
Canada
■
Industries
Bekins
-6-15
25c
Life
Consolidated
5-21
(quar.)
(quar.)__
5%,% 'preferred
(quar.):.——
Beam
V 22 %0
,
10c
Quarteny "■
6-
4-25
30c
preferred-
Barber
55-
6-
5-4
30c
Badger
Northland
_—1_
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
6%
1
6-
6-15
(quarv)_
6-
5-16
•
1
Corp.—
6-15
5-10
dividend—
Baker
5-10
(quaf.;__
(quar.)__;
6-15
$2 5 J
5-10
?
*
Gas
6-15
6-12
____
Co.— •
Baker
5-25
(quar.)
Stock
&
preferred
'.
Camp Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Campbell Machine
(s-a)
31 %c
Bond
Natural
5%%.
r,
5.30%
1
4-30
5-
Composite
Machinery
Confederation
22c
20c
(Pa,),
' -■
.77 5.36%
1
4-27
& General
income)
27c
4-27
6-
11-15
Compo Shoe
t:
(quart
5-
common
dividend-
Corp.
Ealdwin
5-11
5-14
1
5-11
Participating
America
Products,
Gas
6-
10c
invest-
Telepnone
27%c
preferred
6-15
Vic
12T
5'%.
preferred
(quar.)_______.
peferred (quar. )-—
California Packing Corp.
<auar.)!_——-—
1
(quar.)
of
Quarterly
Quarterly
5%
convertible
6-
t55c
31 %c
''
(from
International
5.40%
•
6-12
income)
Co.
dividend
stock
of Rec.
6-30
(quar.)__,___
Fund
investment
(from
■' 5 Vi %■
lZ
50c
_
8-15
(quar.)^._i____________—
6-29
—,
1
—
30c
;
Mines,
Canteen
Holders
Payable
40c
•.
.....
•
Commonwealth
'
Oil &
Special
Co.— *'
60c
4
non-cum.
preferred
Corp. (increased quar.)
Ayrshire
Collieries(quar.)
Bacardi
preferred
5%
4-30
5-15
9-
dividend)______
—
5-18
17 Vic
Fund
5-15
31 %c
(increased quar.)
5%
;
■5-11
1
(stock
Power
5.28%
(s-a)__
30c
Annual
4
5-
1.
■
-
Co.
Income
Commonwealth
5-11
6-
Credit
income)
ment
'"
31V4C
Interstate 'Telephone (quar:)__:_-il
California-pacific
Utilities,
com. "(quar.)
4.40%
5%
"
5-15
1
6-11
2%
-4
California
5-15
.
Inc.
Electric
California
Avco
Aztec
5-
1
Funding,
Common
4
1
;
Gold
Stock
6-15
;<6- 5
6-
6-
Concord
California
"5-
1
1
.
;
__
investment
Automatic
5 7c
CFC
6-20
6-
(stock dividend
(Hi M.)5% pfd. (quar.)«_—
preferred V (quar. )^,_^_____
i
preferred,J (quar.
—__ir
60c
(quar.)
<s-ai
35c
1
6-
6-
(quar.)
common
Physics & Science Fund,
Automatic
(quar.)^_________
2oc
preferred* (quar.)
Atlas Life Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.)
(From
(quar.;
Buildings
Terminat Co.
5-31
■
conv.
Atomics
1
•
2
5-15
_
(quar.)__
Industries—
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-
6-
(quar.;
Foundry
General
5-
1
6-15
per
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., 5%%
pfd.
Atlas
preferred
Terminal
5'/c
of
Atlantic Coasi*Lire
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RR., common
5%
non-cumuiative
Atlantic Refining Co.,
1
5-
1
6-
5-
6-15
,___
Products
6-
'
1
*
6-1
-
$1.31%
depositary share)
;;
Associated Truck. Lines, class A (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
Athey
common
Byllesby
40c
$0,076
about
Bush
62 Vac
(quar.)
Income
12-15
1
14c
preferred (quar.)
Associated Electric Industries, Ltd. Ordinary
(Final payment for year ended Dec. 31,
After
12-31
1
5-
56 %C
5.25%
1961.
$1.12%
5-
1
93%c
_
common
Commonwealth
1
y-5-
Company
6-15
B>ush
40c
;
iquar.)__
Dry
When
Share-
Per
Name of
-
6-30
1; ..MA
12 V2C
______
;
&
Holden
$1.12%
1
27c
preferred
(quar.)__;
Corp., 4'/a% preferred (quar.)_____~__Z
Arrowhead
When
Payable of Rec.
4 Vi %
■
6t
65 % C
$3.75
Aro
Per
'Share-
Commercial
6-
$1.16%
I quar.)
^
6-15
-6-
$1.08%
_i_ZZZZZ
(quar.)
common
«'
»
6-30
60c.
com,(quar.)
Inc.,
• >
25c
6-
27>/2C
(quar.)_.
Armstrong Cork Co.,
Mills,
59c
Z
(quar.)_'_.._____.i_iZZZZZZZ
$4.35 preferred
(quar.)
ZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZ
$2.62 % preferred series C
(quar, )______ZZ
Company
4Vipreferred ;; (quar.)_:
1
"
Z
1_
"5-
1
'
62VaC
(quar.)ZZZZZZ
A
(quar.)
.6-
68% c'
7
'
preferred
<
:
Name of
-
Burrus
,.i__
S2.75
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
.
Co.—
Common
.
When
,»
'
•
^
Service
13
4
2
r5%
Washing
1st
Economics
4%%
pfd.
Machine Co. Ltd.—series A (quar.)—
preferred
Ecuadorian
Corp.
■
(Delaware)
Laboratory, Inc.
(s-a)
—
'
—-—-—--^
18c
6-15
5-24
—
'
'
*
Continued
on
page
48
14
(2158)
The
Monday, May 7, 1962
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILt RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
r
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
&
:
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
16
55
Dec
21
3
75
Apr
7
17% Sep
25
Jan
3
68
Deb
Jan
3
24 y2 Jun
3
33 y2 Nov
22
21% Oct
3
43% Apr
109 '% Oct
10% Jan
8 %
ACF Industries Inc
2
33% Feb
21
14% May
23% Jan
3
90% Jan
2
Apr
Jan
May
6iy8 Nov
29
84
r
18
3% Apr
70 Va Feb
3
41% Nov
9
12% Jan
3
20 % Aug
9
37% Dec
29
45% Nov
29
17% May
30% May
88 '% Jun
8
93
11
91
5% Mar 24
Dec
19
76%
8,200
'18%
18
•18%
17 3
8
18
6,700
71%
68%
69%
(.6 3
4
67%
1
25
17%
18%
17
17%
18
71%
72
70%
72
70%
15
15%"
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
15
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29 lb
1
17%
16%
16 y8
15%
16%
71%
67%
69%
67%
70%
69
16%
1
63%
-No par
55%
Chemicals
&
Air
Reduction
Industries
J
Alabama
Alco
Jan
2
Aldens
93 y2 Mar 29
Gas
Inc
4%%
15
29%
•7,700
15%
15
15%
12,100
68%
69%
28,900
8
15% Apr
4
10 % Apr
27
4
53% Apr
4
31% Apr
27
41
Jan
5
35
Jan
3
50 y4 Sep
7
40
Apr
25
48% Jan
2
40
Jan
6
55
47% Jan
4
53% Apr
19
89
Dec
12
94
Nov
24
100% Jun
2
90 % Mar
12 % Mar 20
16%
16%
16%
17%
17%-
17%
17
17%
16%
17
31
29
29%
29
30%.
29
29 %
29
29%
16%
15%
16%
16 '/a
16%
16
16%.
15%
16%
12,800
67%
61%
65 %
65
68%
64 %
67%
66
68%
21,100
58
55%
57
57
56 %
38,200
.
55 3 4
57
56%
57%
9
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4
3%
3%
39%
39%
39
39%
37%
39%
35%
37
35%
35%
5,500
1
18%
19%
17%
18%
18%
19%
18%
19 %
19%
19%
16,400
32%
33
30%
33
32%
34%
33%
34 %
33%
33%
7,100
94%
92 %
93
'92 %
94 %
*92%
94 %
100
-
common
100
jr.
9
16% Jan
4
20% Sep
5
19% Jan
50% Jan
3
66'A Aug
3
43
*93
27
16% Dec
21
14% Apr
27
17% Feb
15
3
52% Apr
13
40
Apr
16
44% Jan
31
7% Jan
2
9% Feb
5
12% Jun
36% Jan
7
11
Oct
44
Jan
81
10% May 11
Aug 11
70% Nov
3
84 y4
59
3
Apr
27
81 % Jan
15
May
3
14% Sep
28
21 y2 Apr
25
14
May
3%
4
94%
;
>93
V
Oct
25
29% May 15
18
May
Nov
110
17
94 % Apr
May 15
Allen Industries
23
Jan
4
100% Mar
7
26
35% Feb
28
24 y8 Apr
16
30% Jan
12
Alpha
4
36% Sep
11
28% Jan
12
49% Mar 20
Alside
25 y2 Dec
12
Mfg
convertible
68 % Mar 23
Aluminum
5
'20% Feb. 19
69% Jan
3
119% Dec
7
24% Oct
34
2
19% Oct
23
98'A Sep
36
Jan
37
3
104
May 31
Apr
47% Aug
8
31
1
10
27% Apr
25
28
59
12
Jan
Mar
...
65
64% Apr
24 y8 Apr
4
51% Jun
Apr
4
5
53% Apr
17
32% Apr
30
47% Feb
Nov
28
42 % Jan
8
47% Feb
4
39% Jun
5
38% Jan
2
41% Mar
9
Jan
42% Jan
3
53
70 V* Jan
y
6
97% Mar 28
19y8Jan
i
7
Jun
convertible
*15%
15%
41 %
41%
8%
BVB
61%
59
60%
60"%
86%
86%
*86%
14%
14
14%
14
14%
14
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
American
Chain
American-
24%
24 %
24%
24 3 «
24%
24 3
a
25
12,200
38
37%
38%
37%
37 %
36 V
8
37 %
18,900
23%
24
22%
23%
x23 %
23%
23%
23%
23 %
24 Vu
106,700
61%
61%
60 %
61%
59%
61%
60%
61
59%
6018
20.500
19
18%
I8V4
27%
42% Jan
8
48
Apr
23
American
29
43
Apr
1
55% Jan
2
American
72% Mar 21
13% Oct
4
Jan
8
8
30% Feb
1
100
23% Apr
17% Feb
12
28
12% Apr
18
9
Mar 20
27 %
27%
.27 %
111%
108%
111%
107%
108%
110%
28 Vb
27%
20%
20 Vb
105
..
28%
59 %
'*102
.
61%
112
27%
28
20 %
20 %
*102
29
28%
29 %
28
61
61
61%
*29%
30%
*29%
30%
63
*62
63
14
14%
13%
50%
51%
50 %
3 2%
33%
%
6.200
20%
29,900
200
107
107
28%
28%
28%
19,100
62
62 3
62%
1,700
4
31%
*31
%
31
*31
31
62 %
62 %
*62 %
63
,14%
14 %
14%
16%
17 %
16 5
50%
50 %
51
51
51%
51
*30 %
500
7,400
28.600
27 3.i
20%
21
■■
110
27%
27%
110
*102
112
61
27%
*59
*62
1
■
44
457B
41%
46 y2
47%
76% >78%
3
20 y4
29%
"
7 x__
1
\
63
'62*4
40
55,700
17%
8
76%
21%
21%
% 28%
29%
•
42%
46%
■
'
45%
47
44%
Distilling Co
10
44
44
43
American
Electric
American
Enka
American
European Secur
5
American
Export Lines Inc
American
&
Power
Co
10
4,000
48
48%
2,600
78%
79
6,100
47%
.> 47 y4
78%
78 y4
22 '%"
22%
29 %
30
22
29%
r'r. "•.'.
47%
;
79
22 5
15,500
<
1
'
33,*00
46%
44
29
29*%
5,200
44%
44 %
*89 y4
90%
*8914
90%
46%
46%
43%
6,900
29%
43%
47 v*
46 3
47%
y2
22
44
46
23
29%
43%
■
*89% >90%
10
41*%
78
90%
Cyanamid Co
35%
44%
41 %
47'%
"42 y2
*89%
35%
44%
41%
46%
44
..100
35%
44%
77%
r
''3,700
41
il
41 %
*42 y2
90%
r
44 %
41%
*89 y4
■
.
44%
-.
•;
■
51 %
44%
'
-
41%
*
35
35%
y 33%
.
45
41 %
*X
*
42
34
lit
V
41%
common. 10
16
16
27%
19%
.No par
Ind
24
10% Jan
*18%
27%
28%
*
10
Barge Line Co
Consumer
Jan
20% Mar
26%
18%
20%
105
95
*94
95
18%
.
28%
No par
58% Apr
38
105
*94
95
26%
18%
26%
112%
No par
4%%
44% Jan
*18
,ui.
*93%
95
*93
19%*
12.50
Co
9
64
95
28
No par
Cable
&
Chicle
89% Feb
6
'
24%
25
3
37% Mar 13
40,900
34%
-
Jan
47% Dec
18%
36%
common
84
77% Nov 20
18%
24%
-
Co
2
3
4
Inc
Can
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
3
18,500
34%
preferred
Amer Commer
23
8y„Jan
7$i"
American
20% Jan
i
•
American
56% Nov
120
14 >8
Broadcasting-Paramount
.Theatres
American
5
20
8,800
88
24%
2
Co
13
Mar 20
61%
14
-
*92 %
Brake Shoe
17
50
3,200
.
100
American
34% Feb
29
"
*86%
x
1,400
2,300
8 Vu
61%
14% *
18%
15%
41 %
8
88
*86%
88
1,900
58,100
15%
62%
61%
60
50
20%
44%
41%
<
%
86%
5
24% Jan
Oct
8
14 Vb
Corp
51% Jan
93
8
50
Arma
30
4
7%
58%
issued
30
Jan
57% Jan
2
8%
86%
No par
17
31% Oct
i
15%
8
a
1
Co
Apr
21
29% Jan
>
Bakeries
42
29% Apr
59% Jun
39% Sep
V-
Jan
44%
8%
Bank Note common
20% Apr
2
84
50% Mar 26
88
201
44 %
44%
preferred
25% Jan
25% May 12
7
Feb
40
1
73% Mar 15
20%
45%
41%
No par
8
3
18y2 Feb
.
46% May
20%
15 Vb
America
6% preferred
American Bosch
<
20%
41%
t:
19
93%
20%
14%
107%
19
49
36
\
61% Apr
4
93
44 Vb
41%
American
41% Aug 29
34 '% Jan
"x
14%
43
2,500
93 %
*92
21
93%
20 VB
41
Petroleum
3%%
25
1
"*93
v
44%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
American Airlines common
1
4
46 y2 Jan
6
65
21 %
27
American
18% Jan
93 %
26 %
American
1
*92
12.50
4
60% Mar 19
11
of
Amerada
1
13% May
5
3
38% Jan
•"*
7
15 y4 Jan
14,000
14%
Corp
When
58% Sep
52 %
18%
29
Jan
50 3 i
18%
16
40% Jan
Co
Amerace
*
23
Feb
52 %
...10
Aluminium Limited
15
23% Jan
114
12
9
.
134 % Feb
2
19% May
17
69 y2 Nov
3
Feb
Apr
27% Jan
May 11
27 Yb May
130
22
103 %
Feb
51
.10
Amalgamated Sugar Co
34
50%
No par
15
17% Feb
4
50
41%
preferred
57% Feb
Apr
50%
14%
Cement
22% May
25
6r500
49%
41,300
32%
No par
Po'-tland
Mar 24
11
41 %
1
Inc
81% Mar 30
37% Oct
39
41%
common
26
19
41%
100
38% May 16
Jun
40%
93%
43%
Corp common_.No par
30
28
42
51 %
*21 %
5
20
4
41
5
19 y» Dec
28% Jan
10%
41%
.
No par
56 lA Nov
4
101%
32%
40%
\
44%
Supermarkets Inc
4.08%
■
26 % Oct
25 '/a Oct
10%
32 %
41%
93%.
1
9
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
;
10%
32 %
49%
gtd___100
preferred
Allied
10%
32%
5
—
Stores
4%
2
10%
32%
41 %
Inc
Products
Allied
6
Mar 23
16% Feb
6
Allied Mills
Allied
10%
32%
1
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
87
2
98
2
10%
10%
31%
Corp
10,400
31
10%
31
10
-
Steel
4
Jan
66% Feb
1
19
Ludlum
23% Mar
„
1
preferred.-,
57
1
May
convertible
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Mar 21
7,600
5
Inc
preferred
Allegheny
%
21,700
,
2
Alleghany Corp common
6%
15,200
30%
%
9'A Sep
32'A Jan
•
2
Corp
Products
Inc
14 3 4
29 %
69%
16%
Products
20,200
"
67%
4
\
100
7514
1*1%.
J, 22% Apr
Jan
51 %
77%
No par
A
40% Mar 26
39
*50%
76 %
Air
7
4% Feb
27
24
_
Shares
May 3
50
51%
78%
76%
77%
the Week
Friday
May 4
Thursday
51%
*50
51%
76%
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
May 2
Addressograpli-Multigraph Corp-2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
_1
Air Control Products—
—_50c
84% Mar 15
55% May
35 y8 May
3% Nov
32% Jan
i
v '
*50
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
10
j
Co
Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
18
1
Steel
Adams
17
18% Apr
i
61 % May
12
Jan
35% Jan
11 y2 Jan
9
Vending Corp
Acme
19% Mar 15
16
86 y2 Dec
'
16
29
16
$
''J
15
28% May
21
73% Nov
78
Jan
36% Apr
14% Mar
51%
76%
75% Feb
19% Nov 29
28
51%
21
3
Sep
1
21% Jan
?•>! 68
May 1
5
Laboratories
ABC
May
Tuesday
April 30
;
Abbott
9
14% May
>
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
16
81% Mar
4
22 % Jan
VI
Jan
55
66l/8 Jan
17
6
30
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Jan
17
5
24% Jan
(•:
69
i;
22
17
■
51 »/2 Apr
t
27% May 16
38
Lowest
v
•
52 % Jan
Mar 14
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
44% Jan
80
EVERY LISTED STOCK
FOR
>•44%
22%
66
65
8
43%
%
43
»
500
...
61,800
?■
2.900
44
65
65%
23,500
53*8
%
55%
13,300
66%
69%
5
53
55%
No par
32
32
40c
18%
19%
18
20'/a
19%
20 %
No par
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 >%
10%
12.50
35%
36y4
36%
36 %
36
36%
35
36
1
59%
61%
59
61%
62
63 %
62%
64
63%
64 7
b
64,000
26
27
25 y4
26%
26%
27 %
26%
26%
26
26%
18,1,00
Corp
Foreign
Power
65
67%
50%
54%
*31%
32%
66
68
54%
56
54 3
33
*31 y4
*32
4
55%
*31%
33
100
33
8,400
18%
19 y4
18%
19
10 y4
#
10 Va
10'.t
10»%
24,700
^
24
Jan
26
Sep
13% Jan
29
35
Apr
12
40% Feb
American
Hardware
14
59
Apr
1
79
Jan
American
Home
26
24% Apr
2
33% Feb
American
20
28
26
Dec
89% Sep
35 / Apr
21
40
3
75% Nov
6
Nov
17
Jan
18
21% Apr
2
19%-Feb
American
20 % Jan
3
99% Jan
9
36% Nov
30
63% Apr
20
81% Oct
13
83
Jan
2
86
Mar 19
3
86% Feb
39% Dec
27
24% Jan
14
29% Apr
1
*0
Jan
13% Jan
3
20% May 16
16 V8 Jan
2
H 44 % Sep
19
28% Nov 22
105
101
Nov
6L
22
37
Apr
Apr 30
27
30
21% Apr
3
28
55% Dec
8
Jan
19
49% Aug 18
Jan
18
81% Dec
4
63
29
46% Sep
13
41
Jan
62
3
12% Jan
3
139% Sep
28
25
Dec
2
May 17
50% Mar
136% Jan
60% Jan
93
Nov
19
17% Jan
4
10
2
2
2
2
30
25
30
Apr
1
34% Apr
40% Feb
7
9
18% Jan
17
65
Jan
152
Apr
24
Jan
92
Feb
27
30
May
23
Jan
16
20% Feb
27
76
Feb
28
14
82% Apr
17
28% Jan
3
30% Jan
11
103 Vb Jan
3
122
37% July 26
34% Jan
22
19% Jan
3
1
127
4
5
22 % Apr
1
4
27% Feb
14
27
Apr
29% Jan
25
Sep
18
28 % May 23
25 % Jan
23
13% Nov 21
19
34% Jan
51% Nov
4
May U
22% Sep
22
34% May
17% Sep
25
27% Apr
30% Nov
1
1
Apr
38 % Dec
21
65
33
Nov
20
Jan
8
6 %
American
4
16
37
Jan
Preferred
American
Ametek
Amsted
Anaconda
13
Jan
17
48% Nov
17
41% May
4
49% Feb
21% Nov
Anderson
15
26 % Nov
30
15s
1
24% Feb
Apco
For
footnotes,
see
page
94
Apr
*27%
28 Va
28
28*%
15%
16%
15%
16%
16%
17%
16%
17 Va
16*4
167
b
156.000
51
VB
52%
50%
49%
50 *%
30,900
34
34%
11.100
65%
66%
par
25%
41 Va
com
>
Zinc
Anchor
$4
49y2
51 %
34%
33%
35 %
35'%
35%
36
367 b
64%
65%
64%
65%
64
64%
64 1«
64 %
2^%
25'/a
26%
26%
27%
26%
27
26*b
27
43 y4
41 y4
41%
42
43 %
43 */4
43%
42
%
44
5,600
17
50,600
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
152%
*151 y4
152%
*i5iy»
152%
151 y4
151 Va
*149%
%
23 Vb
23%
222
23
24%
34%
35%
63
22
.34%
84
150%
84
%
,-i
>
23
35
14%
14 %
63 */2
63%
150 VA
150 Va
151%
84
83'%
83%
*27
•
28'%
.
16%
34%
14%
65
149 %
*85
*85%
■?
29
24%
24%
.25%
24 34
26
25%
26%
85%
86
84%
85
84%
85
85
85
36%
35%
35%
121 Va
77%
38%
129%
80
36%
36'A
35%
36%
35%
124
124
35%
125 y4
35%
35 7
a
124%
29%
210
86%
500
700
30
134%
10
26 *
26 %
18.400
84 %
133
133
2,100
14,100
150 VS
*149
150%
88
28%
24%
37%
2,900
34%
14%
64%
*131'%
125%
7,400
b
14%
35
134%
35%
237
64%'
%
'*131%
122%
60
151 %
14%
134%
134'%
4,000
56,600
63
34%
34%
15'/b
17
*131 %
85
*132
35%
36
3,100
36
124
35%
2,300
125%
35 %
35%
125'%
4,300
r
512,800
102,300
*
11,700
40%
37'/%.39%
130
^129
129
38'%
*/2
128'%
54%
57%
53%
56'/a
55'%
5
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
'
39%
40 Vs
40%
41%
128%
39'%
129
129'%
128%
129'%
56%
55%
577 a
56%
23 V
23'%
22%
23%
930
37,206
57'%
23'%
a
1,300
'
&
27%
28
28
*27 %
28'%
27
*27
27 %
26%
27
*26 Va
27'%
25%
*24%
25%
25
25
*25
25%
*25
25:%
130
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
13
13%
*13%
13%
1,100
51%
52
12% >
51%
No par
27
29%
14%
16
*24%
Smeltlng__l
shares
i
Corp__l
27%
r
28%
Wire & Cable
Hocking Glass Corp
"
51%
52
51%
52'%
27%
28'/4
29'%
28'%
29
14%
16%
15%
16'%
15'8
16'%
*26
51%
X26
'>
*51%
28'%
15%
16
"•*
26%
28%
26%
29
28%
29%
28%
29
27%
32%
32
32%
33
34
33
33%
33
34
44%
43%
44%
44%
45'%
45%
33
33%
33
33
33
33%
33"
Co—'
11,500
'
66,600
28%
32%
43%
6.25
34%
34%
34%
34%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
..21.80
1
42
42%
*42
42%
16%
16%
15
16%
25.
■
i
1
'
34 Va
*93'%
34 3
8
42'/4
,
'
94'%
42'%
15%
16
13,400
'
~
No par
"
:
2,700
52'%
28%
,
120
27
1
No par
&
400
28'%
'
'
50
Inc
:
Clayton
28%
27
No par
Leaa
28%
25
25
;
/
'
23 y4
63
147 a
X62
151
84
23
33%
15%
63%
151
36%
300
33%
>.
16%
.15%
800
50
151 %
25
series
series
endorsed
Corp
34%
52
,49'%
■'.
25
preferred
OH
33 %
33%
5
25
com
series
5%%
Industries
37
Apr
6%
5%
Anaconda Co
90% Jan
37% Jan
27%
Corp
Inc
Inc
2
23
:»27%
loo
Ampex
33% Feb
Jan
27
12.50
Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
33% Apr
27
.6.25
AMP
32% May
4,700
28%
*27
33%
33% Mar 29
2
17 Va
56%
com
20% Jan
15
42,900
17
56*2
Co
1
37% Jan
34 Vb
17%
56 %
25
Tel
1
52% Jan
92
Refining
&
Viscose
15
37% Jan
a
17 Vb
*55%
preferred.lOO
Water Works Co
Preferred
1
33 3
17 %
10
common
Preferred
*6
29%
55%
preferred
16
31% Apr
43% Apr
44% May 22
45 % Apr
4
<93% Feb 16
New
American
Mar.28
4
100
55
Co
American Tobacco common
Apr
26 Vb Mar 27
May 22
Tel
27
Mar 30
105,700
86%
17%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
Stores Co
1
26
15% Feb
30%
*85 Va
32
American
2
54
29*8
86%
No par
Sany
non-cumulative
19
__
25
Apr
14% Apr
3
3
25% Mar 19
29
11
26
5
3
Jan
5
19
61% Mar 23
12% Apr
17
27% Jan
Jan
44% Apr
134% Feb
45% Jan
27
44
i
1
2
4
30'%
—
American
105% Jan
29%
*85 %
8%
American Sugar
7 % preferred
30
30 %
86%
17%
issued
3
77% Apr
29%
*85 Vs
54%
Develp'm't Corp 1
Seating
2
Jan
26
2
29%
86%
32 y4
Ship Building Co..No par
Ref'g com.No par
1% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common__l__25
36% Apr
70
27%
17%
American
136 % Jan
51% Jan
Oct
2
3,300
53%
American Smelt &
6%
u
1
Std
&
900
18%
22 3
103
*85 y8
100
Amer Research
When
102 '2
17%
preferred
American
22*8
102%
56
Co
Cliem
&
&
*17%
18'%
2iJ
21%
102 */4
17%
1.66%
Co
Rad
32%
*17%
i8 y4
22
103
21%
55 '%
Optical Co
7%
30 %
*17%
>103
__10
T
Gas
News
American
85
18
21%
103
3,000
2
Photocopy Equlpm't Co.No
Potash
29%
"7-
No par
Natural
American
American
27%
36%
No par
Co
American
Amer
21%
*101
85
No par
1
7
27
99% Jan
43% Mar
American
17%
22
103
.^—100
InctT..
1
Motors Corp
17
Sep
63
133% Apr 11
26 % May
3
Cllmax
35%
18%
22
101
1.75
com
When issued
American
Jan
32
27
131 % Nov
8
4
Fdry
18y8
1
Products
Meter
121 Vb Apr
5
3
Jan
37 % Apr
Jan
4
78
Jun
41
May
142
18
121% Jan
30% Mar 15
30
Apr
58 % Jan
11
111% Nov
4
18% Jan
127% Apr
3
54% Jan
152% Apr
3
64% Jan
46
2
Aug
13
23
Jan
119
34% Jun
139% Dec
Apr
32% Jan
Jan
28 % May
27%
107% Nov
53
8
28
&
Metal
73% Jan
14
Mach
1
100
.
preferred*"!^**-.
Metal
15% Jan
26% Mar 21
72% May 18
146% Nov 20
3.90%
American
29
22
International Corp
Investment Co of 111
American
19
142% Jan
9
Jan
54% Jan
American
Corp.No par
prior preferred
1
41% Apr
42% Mar 10
19
2
2
20% Mar 20
17% Nov 21
146
33% Jan
16
Jun
5%%
American
33% Apr
54
42% Jan
American
31
17
45% Jan
34
Jan
18% Mar 13
Apr
15% Jan
29% Dec
24% Jan
104
Hosp Supply
60% Apr
30% Apr
53% Mar 13
'
16% Nov
Mar 20
27
May 24
Corp
Products
34'%
3^
9,200
45%
46%
32,800
32
%
32%
1,530
2,500
34%
34
%
347b
95
93%
93'%
42
42%
41%
41%
1,700
15%
16
15%
16',8
18,900
*93'%
20
imr
Volume 195
Number 6157
.
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
i-
uf
(2159)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
33 % Jan
3
43% Apr
12
34% Jan
30
39% Mar 29
8
43% Oct
i9
34% Jan
16
38% Feb
Arizona
Apr
26
713/4 Mar 15
5
Public
67% Jan
3
79% Aug
9
37% Jan
3
53% Ailg
3
44
Apr
30
57% Feb
16
Armour
50
4
74 % Oct
6
62 3/i Jan
11
733/4 Apr
23
Armstrong
85% July 28
82% Jan
2
46
43% Apr
30
78/2 Jan ,11
30
sck
Jan
3
13% Mar 16
May 22
19% Sep
20
Sep
5
24 % Aug
2
LOO
20
Feb
9
36% Dec
13
200
22
20% Jan
.
Jan
35% Jan
4
200
69% Feb
7.
102% Feb
7
700
53 % Jan
v
30
Jan
12
Arnold
16
Aro
33% Feb
26
Arvin
3
v
44 %
47%
5
2.50
*15%
16%
15%
433/4,:
15%
21%
21%
203/i
21%
203A
2.50
Refining common—1
25%
26%
25
25%
25%
*413%
Industries
Oil &
Inc
,
20
9
105% Jan
2
108 3/4 Apr
2
Apr
1
80% Jan
2
preferred $1.50 series_No par
Dry Goods Corp com
1
5.25%
1st preferred
100
Associates
Investment Co
10
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
2nd
70 3A
*86 y4
;• 43%/fT "r
25%
13,800
59%
57%
58%
33,400
48%
48 Vs
48%
35,200
713/i
71 y4
71%
7,800
,
88
*86 y4
4,600
88
43%
16
*15%
43%
.
20%
21
263/ti
26
26
25%
31%
v
,V
25%
25%
102 3/i
103
108
108%
108
108%
102
102%
♦109
109%
109
109
108'%
108%
61%
63%
59
60
60 y2
62
62
23 3/i
25
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
243A
*42
63
25%
/
10,100
103%
102%
/•■
26
41%
IO23/4
101
;
50
1,900
4,200
.
%:■:/•-41.•:/
103 %
;
3,200
16
20%
26
4
*15%
20%
103
Associated
•
43%
43%
25%
41 'A
41%
41%
35 3/i
71'A
*153/4 :/16
253/4
25%
423/4
38
35
*86%
88
43 %
37%
35%
473/4
713/4
88%
25%
25%
20"
46 % Feb
Shares
38%
34%
47%
71%
*86%
43%
the Week
May 4
57%
26%
Corp
47
xG9
»
Friday
38%
•
21
Constable
28% Feb
59
593/4
44%
1093/4 Feb
7
58%
43%
8
21
59 %
1
•3
July
58
88%
Apr
Nov
37%
36 ysmti
73%
Jan
82
37%
35
48 %
41
110
38 Ve
35%
72%
Corp
Ashland
373/i
35%
44
98
25% Apr
1
Sales for
Thursday
37%
*87 %
common
1
1
SALE PRICES
May S
1
Co
14
47
HIGH
May 2
No par
Cork
Armstrong Rubber Co
23 3A Apr
1.
5
Co
<fc
AND
Wednesday
'38%
36
57% " 583/4
10
Jun
28% Jun
'
200
18
22
May
Mar 22
9
\
115% Dec
4
TOO
25
47
1
15% May
19
:s
Apr
May 1
37%
;
_2.50
preferred.,
$3.75
89
No par
Co.;
Steel Corp
Armco
57
Jan
Service
Tuesday
April 30
Par
Arcner-Daniels-Midland
37 % Sep
for:
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
,
600
42%
4,100
64
24%
200
65
4,500
100
J00
213/4,Jan
3
29
Oct
23
23% Apr
30
LiOO
9% Jan
3
10% Nov
16
10
300
35% Jan
4
54<
100
83
700
87 % Feb
1200
July 14
39% Dec 20
48 % Feb
400
42% Jan
60
3
500
76
Jan
3
400
21% Oct
11
16
2
10% Jan
19
3
49% Jan
4
Atlantic
86% Feb
5
913/8 Apr
6
4%
21
414 Feb
Apr
30
433/8 Jan
22
4
50% Apr
16
57% Feb
15
25
81% Jan
87% Apr
30
25% Feb
5
Feb
23
29
14% Apr 12
24
May 10
11% Jan
17
12% Apr
6
5
Feb
20
18 % Jan
2
1
29% May 12
23
Jan
2
25 % Mar 30
19
45% Mar 29
19% Apr
1
313/4 Jan
2
2778 Aug
2
22 3/8 Jari
8
28% Feb
13
68% May
8
22% Jan
30
5% Jan
15
k
3
17 % Feb
2
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
17,100
46%
46%
45%
45%
46 %
46 %
*89
90
*89
90
89
89
89
89
87
87 %
No par
40
40%.
X40%
40 34
40%
41%
*40%
41
40
40%
51%
52%
51%
52%
52,
52%
52%
52%
51%
52%
86%
86%
86 y4
86%
86
86%
853/4
86
85
85
19
20 Va
18%
19%
19%
193/4
193/i
193/i
19
193A
10,800
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2 3/8
2%
19.9O0
12 34
12%
3,100
15%
15%
Line
Coast
16
Corp
5%
Nov
13% Jan
10%
47
Atlas
3
27% Sep
300
10 y2
46
RR
10
—100
common
Atlas
18
13% Jan
10
10%
47%
$3.75 series B preferred™
Chemical Industries
9
3
Apr
21% Feb
100
10%
46%
Atlantic Refining
2 % Apr
19
27
55,600
10%
com..4%
100
Electric Co
preferred
City
Atlantic
40
May
84% Oct
25 Vs
non-cumulative preferred—10
5%
2
>
30% Jun ' 5
2% Nov 30,
100
27% Jan
Jan
45% Apr
Aug 24'
1
1
20
common
preferred
23/8-
2%
12%
12%'
/
12%
12%
No par
*16y8
16%
*16
*25
25%":
♦25
25%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
20
21
23
25
233/4
25%
Conv
Avco
common
pref
prior
($1.20)
Corp,__i,™™™^_..™_—1
Avnet Electronics
5C
Corp
19%
12%
16%
*15%
16
*25
25%
12%
21
20%
24
24%
24%
24%
26.
25%
*25
21
20%
20%
223/4
24%
23 Va
/•::
2%
12%
16 Va
*25
,
*
25%
12%
:
16%
No par
Nichols
Austin
303/b Mar 29
/
25%
2,900
90
6,700
,
26,000
830
600
25%
20%
21
24%
24
24%
112,800
26%
24%
26%
21,100
29,600
500
500
000
50 '■!
900
7% Mar 29
100
4% Jan
400
36 Va Jan
10
59% Dec
15
Oct
18
11% Nov
9
10% Jan
19% Aug 15
41% Nov 15
9
300
3
46
8 % Mar
1
17
Babbitt
I2
58% Feb
2
May
Baker
19 % Apr
12% Jan
3
14% Jan
2
800
27% Jan
20
34% Jan
17
120
94% Jan
4
103% Dec
11
98% Jan
5
500
82 ]A Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
94
,900
23% Nov
22
47
Jan
19
24 % Jan
333/a Feb
1
21 Va Dec
22
47% Jan
19
21% May
303/b Jan
25
33% Dec
26
63
Jan
18
36% Jan
48% Feb
19
33% Dec
15
62 % Jan
19
37
Jan
483/4 Feb
9
13% Mar
3
21
853/4 Mar
8
Barber
13
27
20% Jan
5
Basic
52 % Apr
30
27
233/a Jan
4
513/4 Apr
18%
Feb" 5
27% Aug
19
8
47% Jan
3
35 % Dec
27
31% Dec
13
353A Nov
A.
Nov
Jan"
316
Mar 16
275
94 Vi Jan
11
3
81
Jan
6
17% Apr
19
12
87
2
16
14% Jan
20
4
4G % Sep
25
152 3/4 Jan
1
29
1
17% Jan
Beech
Apr
26
Beech
81
10% Dec
29
16% Apr
Jun
28
72
58
33% Jan,
4
2
9
30
8
Nov
11
39 Ve
100
5,400
1,700
1% Jan
3
3
Sep
=
July
1
493/8 Apr
7
s
May 15
23% Dec 29
71
Jan
6
84
41
Jan
9
71% Apr
453% Apr
18
54% Jan
29
10
30% May
Aug 18
31% Sep
26
.3,000
22% Jan
3
28
4,000
.16% Jan
4
36% Dec
900
19
26% Feb
7
13
40
18
30
3
59"% Dec
12
26
7
22% Jan
6
57% Sep
30 y4 Dec
5,700
18% Jan
5
23% Aug
8
18% May
19% Jan
3
36 % Apr
7
23% Jan
2
7
4,700
79% Nov
3
55% Feb
Apr 30
443/b May
!
.26
Jan 29
27
19%
193/4
*f9y4
193/4
19%
19%
1,400
50%
52
49%
51
51
51
54
53%
53 %
3,200
30
Bliss
&
Bliss
Mar 23
„
Bond
Jan
11
4
3% Dec
12
63/8 Mar 22
9,700
50'A
4,500
46%
44%
45%
43'/a
44%
44
44
44
44%
6,000
65%
63
63%
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64
63
63 Mi
63 %
64
4,400
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320
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320
*295
320
*295
340
100
*100
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101 %
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101 Vu
*100
101 %
25
108%
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16
34
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36
,
34
69
19%
19%
2
1
22% Jan
79% Jan
8
93% Mar 23
17
163/4
17
33.
33
*32 %
69
70%
69%
70
19%
33A Apr
4
4% Feb
6
7% May
1
93/4 Jan
22
9% Jan
3
11% Feb
7
19%
193%
19%
...
•
14%
15
15 %
15%
15
29%
31%
31
32%
31'/a
10
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
64%
63%
64%
51
52
61%
51
51%
52
51
51
121%
121%
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123
2 pesos
1%
1%
38
41%
103/a
53%
54
4,000
7% Dec 27
8% Jan
3,000
3, (300
[7,400
143/8 May 15
3
11
6
Jan
3
48
0,000
00
14
Jan
3
64% Jan
3
May 18
121 %
43 y.
42%
38aA
38
38%
11
30% Jan
11
45
10
112
Dec
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88
57
57%
57
58
57
58
*57%
58
57%
58 %
2,300
31
32%
303/4
31%
32
32%
323/4
33
32%
33 %
7,600
25%
26'
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
26
26
26Va
1,700
343/i
35%
34%
36%
353/4
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35%
36
358
35%
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17%
17%
18
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17%
18
17%
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37%
38
47%
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33%
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34
36
36%
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47%
44%
47
46%
47%
47%
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33%
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—1
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19%
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19 Va
19%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
243/4
24%
25%
25%
25%
61%
61%
60%
61%
61%
623/4
62
62%
X613/i
62 %
14,100
42%
42%
43
423/4
43%
42%
43%
29,900
83
83
83
83
1
Inc
/
34%
34%
33
,
■
—25
83
82 3/i
82%
750
15%
14%
15%
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15%
15%
15%
15
15%
16,000
88
86%
88
88%
89%
89%
89%
883/4
89%
3,800
4
3%
3%
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3 3/i
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7%
7%
7%
700
93%
9%
9%
93/8
93/8
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8,600
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6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
2,800
62%
63 "
88%
89
39%
84%
*83
68
900
100
100
23
43% Apr
23
Jan
30
97% Oct
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
Jan
5
59
13% Jan
3
25
35
10
May
25
33/4% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50% preferred series A
99% Feb
26
Brown
8
31% Apr
4
52% Jan
553/8 Jan
17
61 % Jan
25
1
213/8 Feb
16% May
9
Shoe
Brunswick
2
28
-
Dec
Apr
116
14
4
//
90%
87% Feb
4
*3%
33/4
63%
common
8
7%
'
*3%
41%
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883/4
63%
64
63%
64
88%
89%
89
90%
88%
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88%
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88%
300
41%
41
41
4,600
18,700
42
10,000
41%
41%
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114%
114
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93%
93%
93
93
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93%
400
31%
34
33%
34%
33%
34%
125,400
55 3/4
56
35%
56%
34%
553/4
56%
57%
57%
58
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17'A
163/4
17%
8,900
13%
13%
13%
133/4
14
13%
13%
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13%
17,600
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84 %
403%
423/4
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116
93
93
923/4
—No par
No par
32
55%
33%
55%
—5
16%
5
Corp
.
89%
15
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
Bucyrus-Erie Co
7%
62%
87%
88%
*87
7%
62
*87
*115
13%
No par
1
*83%
Inc
Co
1,600
42%
89%
Co
6,600
14%
62%
3.50
3
1
100
10
100
Manufacturing Co
Stratton Corp
3,400
823/4
9%
&
65,800
39%
*'
6 3/8
Bristol-Myers
9,500
47%
33%
"
86
5
100,
common
Stores
36
34
6 5%
Briggs
12
40
38
93/8
13
38% Feb
-
443/4
9%
24
83% Jan
89
34
6%
993/4 Feb
110% Jan 23
91% Mar 27
7,200
88
6%
65% Apr
13
1,200
24%
*87
9%
4
Apr ,28
152
24%
87
2.50
30
86 % Mar 14
78% Jan
1,600
5
5
Braniff Airways Inc
Brlggs
178,300
24
3%
12
Apr
14,600
38 Va
87
*7%
6% Apr
87
383/4
42%,
23%
..100
56 % Jan
21
70,300
37%
151%
24%
300
200
%
88
Maine RR common.No par
1
103% Nov
1
42%
151%
24
17,800
38 Vn
38%
1513A
13,800
'
123
1%
»
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%
23%
22%
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preferred
15
Jun
673/4 Nov'
'
106% Jan
8% Mar 13
t
123
1%-
1%
64
7.50
Food
ec
5%
9,200
2.50
Edison Co
Boston
38,400
51%
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63%
513/4
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152
3,200
1
313/4
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513/i
38%
23%
15%
30%
10%
53%
38%
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32%
I
64%
42 %
151%
151
152
600
513/4
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38%
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122
39%
40
70
19
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19
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50
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15
.
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34 Va
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Boston
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94
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30
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94
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94
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101
26%
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Inc
Stores
Borden
"
50c
Borman
Dec
3,000
29
49
50
100
Inc
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
91
31
28%
51%
64
issued
Brooks
Book-of-the-Month
28% Mar 12
Mar
31
29 »/4
49'A
1
2
14% May
31%
28%
52 V*
50%
Bobbie
21% Jan
15
26
*30%
293/5
52
61
Co
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6
Jan
Oct
31
28 y«
*51%
Boeing Co
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
37% Apr
30
79
26
30%
52
,
100
8
100
.5
100
50c
540
28 3/i
27
350
10
3
39% Apr
23
19
52
%
51%
29%
1
1
Laqghlln Inc
(E
When
May
Jan
/
"300
—1
84
12
80% Oct
21% Dec
67
19%
2
Co..
48 3/4 Jan
49 % Dec
76% Aug 31
.000
19
No par
70
300
Jan
19.%
1
f.
Co_.
Co
60"% May rl
800
35
19
10
Corp
56% Feb
2
100
2,900
6,000
52%
50
53% Jan
34
21
2,500*
20%
100
1
Blaw-Knox €Q
Jan
Apr
78
19%
25%
pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
2
17
77%
103 %
4%%
Mar 19
I,200
*51%
1
pfd
43/4%
Gypsum
7.7C0
.
17%
52'A
2.50
Inc
Inc
Co
45
20%
100
100
1% preferred
Blgelow-Sanford Inc common
26
39% Jan
35% Jan
•
Apr
1
25
14
preferred.
Bethlehem Steel Corp common
24
87
6c
900
42%
44
*17 Vu
77%
63 %
Corp.
Bestwall
1
64
-
1138% July
70
Best
5
32 % Apr
Mar 13
3,(,00
3,300
20
*41 Vu
20 y«
12.50
common
$4.50 conv preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
27% Mar 14
3
17%
77 %
45 %
preferred
5%
15
152% Apr
10
45
17%
*51%
5
433/4 Jan
2
Jan
793/4 Jan
20
42
43
173/B
,
52 Vi
54%
Beneficial Finance Co common
473/8 Mar 15
4
41%
42%
41
*17
77%
Bendlx
Feb
41 %
41 Vs
41
20%
31
l3/4 Feb
7,700
19%
753/4 Jan
42
27
...
77%
1
128% Mar 23
1
38
May
40% Jan 24
142 % Jan
148
1:
2
37% May
17
3
140% Sep
12% Jan
1% Jan
19
42% Dec
483% Mar 13
13
25
25 %
25%
♦513/4
Bell Intercontinental Corp
52% Jan
Jan
118
26%
24%
19%
14
55% Mar 15
11
50% Jan
16
Dec
.
25%
24%
52%
12% Feb
Apr
53
39
Howell
61
1,400
19%
293/4
Savers
Gossett
&
45 % Jan
133
1% Jan
33% Jan
6c
Bell
22
3
5,300
Bell
4
31
12
2.900
26
Jan
119% Nov
5,500
19% Feb
50 % Jan
59% Sep
4
29%
29
21 Va
30%
Belding-Heininway
1
30
29
29
52
53
Corp
Life
1
Apr
29%
28%
52%
29%
RR
29% May
10
5
48% Jan
.,800
.
140
29
27%
'
Beech-Nut
Jan
V 223/4 Feb
:
%
79%
28
Inc
(A S)
91
20%
1
Co
Aircraft
Creek
91 %
92%
19%
r
Instruments
Beck Shoe
19
22
92%
91%
51%
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Distilling Co
2
Inc..
prior
Mills
Beckman
2
Feb
95
35
Foods
*91
92
*40
240
1013/i
78
10
Inc
Inc
14% May
69% May 25
Corp
(James B)
22% Jan
1
643/4 May
Jun
Lomb
6c
Cigars
Beaunit
29 % Mar 21
2
32% Feb -7
Nov
88
100 % Mar
90
3(5 J/a
101
1
preferred
May
353/4 Feb
Oct
Works
4%%
Jan
16
78%
9
May
Dec
76
conv
23% Jan
101
27% Jun
87
483a Jan
31
27
10
37%
50
1
10
Com
33/a%
96% Mar 28
Nov
25
Jan
17%
9
328
1593/4 Dec
17% Mar 14
87
41
Jan
13
24
*90%
17
2
Jan
90
17«/H
37%
101%
38%
Baxter Laboratories
Beatrice
36%
101%
18
common
Iron
Bausch
2
36%
101 %
38%
Jan
Apr
100 y4 May 15
Bath
36
101
40
Oil
Inc
17%
17%
173/4
36%
101%
17%
Beam
325
15,700
17%
17%
353/4
101 %
37%
29
71
41,900
16%
17%
102
40
52% Jan
63
17%
37
16%
21%
Bayuk
Nov~27
34,800
21%
26
3
>A
_100
stamped
11
Apr
18,100
14
273/4
common
Feb
Aug 30
823%
6
Jan
0,900
49%
13%
•27%
Ohio
B
convertible preference
Basic Products Corp
19
61
37
6%
483/4
14%
100
com
5%
343/a Jan .11
43
51 %
Jan
463/4 Jan
30
33% Apr
59
1
29% Apr 30
27
May 1
21
59
Apr
49% May
Aug 29
48 % July 10
61 %
6%
50%
13%
36%
&
Bangor &
22% Feb
24
Apr
6 'A
49 %
14 %
non-cumulative
17% Apr
17
6 %
50%
13%
Preferred
62% Jan
11
6a/8
48%
13%
'101 %
Common
May 18
70% Mar 17
20
15% Jan
6%
48%
13
6%
preferred_100
stamped—
100
Aroostook Corp
1
Baltimore
4%
6%
46
14%
100
100
&
preferred series
4% preferred series C
6
6
48
13
Corp
Elec
6%
13
No par
Gas
4%%
5
213/4 Dec
29 3%
9
52% Sep
Co
46%
1
Wilcox
Tools Inc
Baltimore
37% Mar 28
Mar
J
9
Inc
T)
6c
Oil
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
19
200
104 % Mar
(B
Babcock
9
Mar 20
41%
116
I
•113%
114
2,800
210
500
700
10
400
300
100
300
800
700
300
930
206
300
400
120
13% May
153/4 Feb
1
24
17% Jan
19
80% Oct 31
853/4 Jun
8
81
Jan
8
84
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
36
Apr
5
41% Feb
13% Apr
27
12
Oct
Jan
3
11% Jan
3
29
67
Nov
29
52% Jan
8'
Mar 15'
18% Mar
21
8
17
61% Jan
29
1
153/B Jan
2
Jan
4
14% Dec
29
16% Jan
3
.24 3/8 Nov
28
217/s Apr
13
25% Mar 29
73% Jan
3
82% Sep
29
80
Jan
18
86% Apr
Feb
2
70% Mar 28
70
Apr
9
73
23
90
31
68
22% May 10
12
May
Jan
Apr
19
84
27
19
3
Apr
44% Dec
19% July 21
26% Oct
16
20
13
28
10% Jan
81
Jan
26
86
23
Jan
26
37
27% Jan
8% Jan
5
Feb
19
May
38 3/8 Jan
3
5
May *1
2
Apr
9
30-
Mar 30
24s/8 Jan
5
53% Mar 26
24
Jan
26
16% Mar 12
Budd
Co
common
Bullard
Co
Bullock's
Inc
Watch
Bulova
Burroughs
Bush
Co
(A
*83%
84
♦83 Va
39%
383A
40
38%
39
383/4
12%
123/4
133/4
13%
14
133/4
13%
13 y8
13%
3,800
56%
57
553/4
57
56
56%
57
57 %
57 % *
58%
3,200
12
12%
1
100
100
100
1
84
38%
1,300
"
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,400
23%
23 3/i
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23%
23%
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23J/a
23%
23'A
24 »A
64,900
85%
85 J/4
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84%
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853A
84%
84/4
85%
85%
73
73
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74
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74
90
90
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91
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91
74
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100
10
73
91
*70%
91
10
'
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
20
19
193/B
19 %
191/8
6,600
39%
42%
393/8
42%
42%
44>/«
42%
43%
42 %
43%
92,900
1
20 %
20%
20
20
20%
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21
13%
14%
13%
14
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fl
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130
.1
100
84%
3%
Corp
Terminal
*83%
38
13
5
Co Inc
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
4%% second preference
Burndy Corp
Byers
84%
38%
5
;
Co
Forge
38
10
$5 preferred
Buffalo
21
20%
21
1,600
•13%
14
14'A
13%'
13%
2,500
.28
28 3/4
28
28%
12,400
'
•
700
C
500
000
400
200
800
530
,500
20
,700
.900
Sep
18
36% Oct
31
263/4 May
4% Jan
3
8% Nov
30
5% Apr
27
13% Jan
3
11% Apr
4
77% Jan
12
21% Jan
4
22% Jun
o
18% Jan
12
Nov
30
28 % Apr
4
131
133/4 Apr
1
32 3/4 Jan
2
California
19
7% Jan
3
Callahan
8
Calumet
26
12 3/8 Mar 28
1
13
27% Feb
91
90% Jun
6
85% Jan
12
27
51% Dec
18
48% Feb
1
9% May
21% Jan
For
3
27 % May 22
15% Jan
233/4 Apr
3
6
Apr
52% Jan
12
Mar
26
Jan
Hecla
2.50
1
Inc
27%
5
Corp
Corp..
14%
3
1
1.80
common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
9
Canadian
3
122% Mar 27
Feb
23% Apr
106
83% Jan 25
43%. July
18 % Feb
Packing
Mining
8c
15
30
16
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Canada
Dry
Canadian
Corp
Breweries
Pacific Ry
Ltd
26 3/i
28
273/a
28%
v28%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53/8
5%
5%
15
14 %
14%
14 %
14%
14 y4
14%
i4y«
14%
13%
133/4
133/8
14
14
14
14
143/4
14%
15
112%
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50
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24
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16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2160)
.
.
.
M.onday, May 7, 1962
^5
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Year 1961
60% May
43Va Dec 20
48
2
56
29% May
1
32% Jan
llVa May
1
96
Jan
8
57
5
Mar 13
26% Jan
3
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
91% Jan
6
102% Oct
12
13
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
39% Jan
3
32 V» Jan
3
•49
40% Jan
10
Jar*
46 % Feb
1
Oct
2% Nov
6
1
89'
Jan
Jan
32
115% Jan
6
'71% Jan
% Oct
3
3
•
34
124%
10
Jan
70
33/4 Jan
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Corp
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Friday
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PRICES
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preferred
Carriers
2
98
Apr
24% May
28
85% Apr
May
95
31
Jun
129
Carolina
30
Mar 12
9% Jan
2% Mar 19
40% Aug 15
3
22
May
.
77
1
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May 23
97
11
28% Dec 29
May
54
41% Aug 29
Oct 25
8
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5
Mar 20
30% Feb
52
Corp
:
Carolina Clinchfield.& Ohio
Tuesday
April 80 '
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Carlisle
Carrier
48
30
Co
Carpenter Steel Co
36% Jan
Monday
•
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5
Mfg
44% Feb
1
3
LOW
STOCK
Co_X
(Philip)
Carey
11
45% Mar 14
15
58'/a Apr
'
.
May
63% Apr
YORK
Carborundum
Mar 16
101% Mar
27
323/4 Jan
3
74
NEW
EXCHANGE
15% Mar 30
22
Apr
45% Jan
9
13 y4 Apr
;
6% Dec 22
.Jan
37
May 19
47% Apr 28
36% Nov 24
3
Jan
37 *
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27
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Range Since Jan. 1
• Highest
Lowest
Highest
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STOCK, RECORD
STOCKS
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3
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10
17
30% Jan
28
18
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5
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3
25% Jan
281/2 Jun
34 % Jun
5
38
6
50
59
Mar
7
75Va Oct
20
3
38 y8 Nov
24
27% Jan
54
Dec
Sep
7
57% Jan
18
79% Dec
26% Feb
23% Jan
5%
Jan
46
23
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773/4 Apr
5
5%
2
363/4 Jan
2
Jan
Feb
100
25%
17
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<% 34%
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30
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17
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6
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52% Mar 30
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.
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5
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181
1
Central Foundry Co.—
Central of Georgia Ry com
24
36%
20
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Central
21
49
preferred———___;
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2
Feb
31% Mar
28
99% Nov
9
25
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Mar 13
68
1
28
30
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8
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20% Mar
Apr
17
July 12
38% Jan 24
42% Feb
8
12
45% Jan
5
3
Mar
18% Jan
May
73 % Dec
162% Oct 19
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24
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17
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26
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233/4 Apr
2
44% May 17
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33
Jan
4
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2
Cerro Corp
Certain^teed
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35
23% Nov
16
,
5
46% May 31
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31
9
Feb
Jan
31
9% Apr
4
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16
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4
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24
11
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9
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2
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4
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3
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13
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23
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3
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7
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13
Nov~27
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39
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3
111
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5
•
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—
9
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2
preferred 1
$4.52 preferred
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4%
preferred
23
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
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13
41% May
1
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15
82
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3
3
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6
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88 y2 Apr
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2
483/4 Dec
85 ¥2 Jun
64 %''
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-
36 %»
/
95
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4
6
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2
'107% Jan
3
•46 V* Oct. 26-
-
,
'
$4.50
Mar 29
77% Jan
18% Oct 19:
04% Jan
4
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preferred—,
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94
64
8,900
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/
12%
.
100
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Consolidated Baundries Corp—^
Consolidated Natural Gas
23
34% Jan
-
...20 Va
1
Consolidation Coal Co
102
3
3
2
30
99% Jan 22
16
7% May
1
44% Apr 26
104% Mar 6
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2
89% Jan
24% Jan
6
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10
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3
9
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Consolidated Foods Corp.
1.33 V»
2
36% Mar 16
65% Apr
4
28
18
106
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Jan
43
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Consol Edison of N Y
20
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-V
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43
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preferred—.
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.
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69
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preferred series B
Columbus & Southern Ohio
4
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9
43%-
107%
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—
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153/a Feb
4
Feb
42%
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17
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3
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5
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11
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12
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41
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5
13
48
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88%
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3
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48%
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50% Jan
92% Jan
53
6,000''
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*
20% Jan
93
50%
42 Va
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—
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3,700'
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23
20 y4
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5
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1063/4 Apr 13
37% May
1
34% Apr 13
49% Aug 31
Dec 11
10
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75% May
26%
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; 42%
"
30% Apr
.
26 3«
>26%
45% Jan
103% Jan
Nov~30
:
Colorado & Southern Ry—
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16
27
32%
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,
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lo
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guaranteed
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72% Mar 16
12%
59
29%
48 y»
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100
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,
13%
.
21%
.50 3/4
300
;
v
-
26 Va
17
1,100
•
34
26
.203',
—100
79% Jan, 26
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'
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,
12%
58%
27
.22%
?
Colgate-Palmolive Co common—
_1
$3.50 preferred
—*
—No.par
19
9%
19%
;2iv^
(30'/a
1
_j?ollins & Aikman Corp
19
34 Va
900
20,400
■
-21 %
"23%
.17
Columbia Broadcasting System-2.50
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—10
55% Jan
56%
*15%'
:
.
9,300.
14,200
/
10b'
*9!«'
15'/a
27%
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Apr
13% Jan
no
2.0 3/8
13%
30
25c
_
Industries—
403/4 Jan
66%
101
3
*9%
*15%
.
33
Jan
.10
55%
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/20%
/ 33%
May
.1093/4 Jan
153/8 Mar 22'
7
173/a
,20
263/a
5
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N
Mar 19
43% Mar 21
31% Feb
54%
1534
Coca-Cola
.51
48% Mar
•39% Oct
10
13.400
-
38%/ 39'A
106
<■*90
16 Va
Corporation -4
Cluett Peabbdy «& 'Co com
7%
preferred—^
4—-
Mar 12
•
54%
54%
.21%
preferred
Special
8
31
7%
27%
preferred ;
:
—Nq par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd^
50
'
3
..
21%
39 %
90
138,600
30 Va
7%
x3834
96
8
Clevlte
17% Jan
62% May
;24% May
13
/'
-48%J*n
-
%
Not par
No par
\ $4^40 conv preferred—
City Investing
City Products Corp
:
City .Stores Co.
1
Clark Equipment Co_
>
Jan
41% Jan
.
28%
21%
7%
16
$4.50
81% May
30
2
r
Mar
32
16
✓553/4 Dec
7
Apr
55
•
1
20
May
76% May
76/4 Nov
8
-35% May 26
111% Apr 18
193/4 Mar 29
1
Jan
78% Nov 29
•
.
27% Jan
19
12
27%
.
103% Jan
29
35% Aug 18
5
11
:
1
Jan
10
Jan
May
26
,38% Apr
\ 423/4
19
50% Jan
21% Jan
67
Jan
:29% Apr
23% May 17
1
,49% Nov
;42% Apr
May
.'253/4 May
O'Nuts
Cities Service
1,
37% Apr
:57 ' Jan
Juiy"~6
28
21 »A
73/a
59r/2 4.60: v
_100
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp
64%,/Apr
V
20%:
40
/:12%
.
Mar 23
; 40 3/4 May
133
av
Full
43/4%
1
Feb
preferred series A_.
:
:
3
26%
734
33;
—100
101%; Feb
2
28
73/a
10 /
Nopar
com
10
'. ClevCland-Cliffs Iron Co
1
:
Cleveland Electric Iluih common—15
!96% Jan
28%
96
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8.50
4%
preferred—
x
_lOo
8
14 *
(62% Feb
26%
54
—Nopar
non-pun) pfd
Western
38 V2 Jan
15
25'/a
173/a
v48% Jan
70% Apr
27
25%
♦19%
4
Nov
25%
10
4
733/4 Nov
101
11,300
40
.
,_50
Chrysler Corp.
5
37
»
/;/ 97%
'
35%
*97
"
Chris-Craft
5
112 Va Feb
series
Chock
.
49% Mar 21
35%, Feb,
35
—40
Chickasha Cotton Oil---
4
50% Mar 19
30
•
No par
—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool.
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab—j.
105% Apr, 17
52% Feb 16
13
Apr
& East 111 RR com
A
& North
5%
21
27
Apr 26
15% Apr 14
"
Mar 26
27
62% Feb
20 w
36 V4
26 Va
1
preferred
5%
vChic
12
1
6,70&
35%
97%
20 Va •20%
.1
.
—_
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' *
2
33% Apr
41% May
4
'53% Apr 30
32 %
5%
1-2
1
15
2
107% Apr
11% July 27
25
913/4 Feb
/ 343»
97
35%
25%
1.25
34
97 Va
35 y4
,
class
8
2
Corp.:
Corp
Corp
"
2
41 % May
58% May 17
20% Feb
36% Feb
31
Motors
>C?hicago Great Western Ry com
7
1
:87% Mar 29
:
Chicago
•
Feb <20
22% Feb
I
337/a Jan
101% Jan
4
49% Sep 26
64%
2
1
'43% Jan
5
7
Apr
v;
49% Jan
10
82 % Jan
40% Jan
26
:2o% May
21
98% Feb
51
Jan
5153/4 May
.
38% Mar 21
Jan
3
32% Apr 16
12% May
1
18% Feb 27
12
32
4
Jan
27%rFeb 19
:
36 %*.Feb 15,;V'
17% Felt< 8 ,r
27
6
13% Jan
20
Feb
24% Oct,
4
11
27
26 V* Oct
13
Jan
Jan
,
31
62
44
98
,19% Apr
37% May 26
%
3
60
11
*17% Jan
15
■
35%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3%% convertible preferred—100
18
3
22
Mar 29
18
20
I
33 5/8
♦97
.'
8 /
41
-
16,800..
20 ta
a
%
r
Mar 30
7
27% Dec
Jan
45
Checker
Sep
Feb
23% Jan
•*-
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No par
com
$4.50 preferred
143/4 Sep
13% Jan
52
«#•"
415/8
Champion Spark Plug Co.
_1 %
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—
1
31
14
32% Aug 10
13% Jan
20% Apr
■
Champion Papers Inc
17
24
3
July 31
21% Feb
;
41
.
400
/
\
38% Oct 30
■r
8%
10
Chain Belt Co
26% Jan
i-
7%
-1
2z%
•
/' (26 VsK-' 27
:42%
•
3% Jan
1,400- *
40%'
30%
: 26
<;
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■
41'
30
25%
;
'
.23%
30%
40 Vi
30
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22
21%
'413/4
29%
44
Corp
!
2-1 ////'•
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;
44
30
No par
,
Products
Aircraft
21
42/
2.50
Century Industries Co
8
3
9
2434
21
50
West Corp
30% Nov
9% Jan
243/s
No par
Soya Co
20% Jan
r>
'
No par
\
Volume
Number 6157
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2161)
17
new york stock, exchange stock record
V
,
Range for Previous
Lowest
24 '/4 Jan
4
37% Jun
30% Jan
3
40% May 31
31
15% Dec
18;
13% Feb
4:..
49Jun
15
29 y4 May
13% Jan
3
26% Oct
26
83 V4 Jan
17
22% May 24
42 % May
45% May
3
145 V2 Sep 26
63% Nov
89 ?
165
4-
Nov
8
Corn
1
194% Mar 19
5
93% Sep
21-
92 % Jan
29% May 9
22% May 11-
21%-Jan
16% Feb
2
6y« Jan
15
13
Jan
30
3% Jan
5
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11
-
72 MrJan
18
*
9% Apr
•
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17
54 y8 May
78
24
76% Jan
15% Dec
22
24% Apr- 11
16% Jan
29% Apr
23% Jan
Sep
11
4
1
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•
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59% Jan
101
13 y2 Aug 21
'•
56
73% May 19
14% Feb.*
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7
9
15% Jan
19
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70% Jan
29
4y2%
12% Feb
13
33 y2 Jan
2
I
10% May
1
31..
4
v„
1
Cuban-American
Cuneo
36% Nov
27
•
54% Jan. 30
'
191/4 Jan
22
;
May
8% May
1
28% Apr 27
16% May 16
6
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58
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35
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53
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26
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9^4
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52%
97
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96
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102
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15 Vb
53
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10%
.
37
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.
31% Jan
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-
4
11
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10
65 %
May
78
1
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9%
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11
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28%
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500
-
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1,500
.
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19,600
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47
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A—
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Mar 20
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31% .-31%
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1
common
83
17%
111
45%
vv
101
59%
..
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11%-
18
'100
'
1
prior preferred—
prior preferred
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400
9,100
5,600
24 Va
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,
47
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96
14%
9%
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37
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5
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$1.60
19
Jan
34% Feb
1
15% Mar 30
Mar 16
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20
;
*
24%
;
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47
.
7
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•
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25
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55%
83
17
7
36%
25
;35%
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16 %
25
7
20
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.
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.
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56 J/4-
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7
8,600
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90
,
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89
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22 ? ;
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1
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22
24% Apr
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1
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v
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2162)
18
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
>
STOCKS
•
>■
17% Jan
19% May
Jan
3
12% Dec
29
Dec
5
24% Jan
17
33% Jan
3
42y4Oct
13
27
19
,
Aug 30
34% Feb
1
10% Nov
2
18 y4 Jan
20
55% Dec
4
38
2
15%Marl6
'
23 % Jun
>
23% Oct 24
Dec
33% Jan
9
7
23% Jan
19
17
54% Jan
2
Apr 24
31 % Feb
Apr
17
2
9
NOV
24
36%, Jan
4
'57% Apr
4
82
NOV
28
95
Dec
29
41% Jan
4
86% Mar
4
1
104
46
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30
1
47
8
50
Jan
34 % May
93y2Nov
86"% Nov
382
13
48
3
3
12
July 31
31% Jan
May 31
> 82% Feb
8
30
30% Mar
87% Mar 12
360
Mar 13
40% Jan
92
Jap 22
18
16
Apr 13
12y4 Apr 27
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1
20
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19
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4
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8
Apr
18
35% Nov 28
40 % May
3
22
Feb
1
5
26
24
Apr
35% Jun
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11
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Jan
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1
23 y2 Jan
10
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6
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Freeport Sulphur
71
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22
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.
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16
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43
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5
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97
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96
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91%
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pfd
divid
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40
.
31% Aug 23
Nov
2
3
42 % Apr
15% Apr 30
19
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99
-
4
24 y8
3
1
67% Oct
30% Jan
67
-
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4
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13
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4
12 y8 Apr
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2nd
B
15.
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20% Mar 29
30
2nd
A
conv
conv
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8
92 y8 Apr
preferred—100
pfd—Nonpar
Florida East Coast Railway Co—25
Florida Power Corp
2.50
Florida Power & Light Co—No par
Fluor Corp Ltd
2.50
F M C Corp common
10
3%% convertible preferred
.100
$4.50
*85
.87%
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Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
2
3
21% Jan
preferred^,—i-^.No par
Week
Shares
19%
■
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46%
-
10%
43%
39%
V
24
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100
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Food Fair Stores Inc common
2
May
29% Jan
Apr
5
Dec
Feb
3
13
Apr
89
1
14% Jan
Jan
1
5
Jan
87°
26 % Aug 14
19
19%
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23%
$2.25
-
13
15% Nov 21
•'■
9
73
May
Feb
6% Feb
303% Apr 13
30/
May
1
29% Mar 22
117% Dec
26
27
11%
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20
38%
23%
10%!
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22 % Apr
May 5
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1-8
61 y2 Dec
38;%
44
FUntkote
8
Mar
73
5
5
May
66
15
17
27
12
17% Oct
63% Jan
39
-33% July 26
■
5
12% Jan
Dec
89% Jun
1
24
May 19
3
11
.
87-
5
4
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15
May
17
13
Jan
Apr
59 ye Jan
Jan
84
8
95
16% Jan
24% Aug 25
38 y«
23%
10%
Tire
11%
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39
42%
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& Rubber—__No par
Y
,
23%
1
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26% Mar 16
42
58% Jan
85
3
38
10
_
First National
30
May 19
10
Y; 31% Jan
38
11%
37%
;
20 %
19%
37%
19%
37%
20
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25
1.25
Inc
Firestone
2
19% Apr
19%
Corp
First
2
72% Jan
51% May 19
114
July 14
Jan
May 4
'
36 Va Jan
250
20% May
Friday
May 3
19%
U %
19%
"
Filtrol Corp —
Financial Federation
22
50% Jan
:
:
34% May 22
Jan
48% Ma* 21
30
75% Dec
17% May
.
142
1
69
Sales for
Thursday
May 2
37%
11%
19%
Paper Products..No par
Fffth Avenue Coach Lines Inc__—lo
Y 35% Mar 15
83 y2
36%
11%
19%
Fiberboaru
15
*>34% Mar 14
4
39
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday >
20
10%
preferred
Pederated
Dept Stores
Fenestra
4
19%
'37%
Paper Board Co common—5
Ferro
41 y8 May
20%
5
pfd
4.60%
6
24% Jan
20
,V- 19%
series A__23
2nd
conv
13% Mar 14
49% Jan
2
Federal
44% Feb
12
28% Jan
22 ya Nov
5%%
53% Feb
Apr
May 1
Electric Co com—1
Mogul Bower Bearings
7
30
Y!18
—-1
Federal Pacific
2'
27
23
11
51% Nov
Federal
42% Mar 15
14% Feb
22% Feb
Apr
10% Apr
164% Nov 24
5
126
12
35% Apr
-
Tuesday
April 30
Par
,
Corp
42'/< Apr
,
34% Mar 21
26% Aug
•'
45
Fedders
5
Monday
^
"
Apr 30
23 y4 Jan
23% July 27
59% Nov 22
42% July 26
8
Jan
23% Feb
10% Apr 30
19% Apr 23
19% May 10
21
1
35•'
25% May 16
39% N»V 10
3
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
NEW YORK
J
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1961
Lowest
7,400
40'%
9,600
r
*16%
16%
-24%
24%
20,300
39
40%
18,300
24%
24%
32,300
82
82 Va
70
21%
-
24%
rv
:
82
'
•
1,500
G
12% Jan
22% Jan
14% Jan
2
41% Nov 27
31% Jan
22
25% Apr 11
42% May
4
Mar 13
45% Apr
17
51
19% May
3
27
46% Mar
1
8
'
57
40% Sep. 25
3% Jan
3
24% Jan
49% May
3% May
56% Mar 17
5% May 12
1
58
Jan
Feb
2
21
4% Mar 19
1
22% Jan 17
27 % Jan
21
May
4
12% Mar 30
26% Jan
2
14% Jan
4
17 % Jan
4
29% July 6
26% Dec 29
10% Jan
6
14% Dec
1
32% Nov
16
28% Jan
8
32% Feb
16
July 28
94% Jan
8
99% Apr
16
9
22 y2 Jan
3
92% Jan
10
Oct
7% Jan
%
15
38y8 Dec
7
94% Nov
:
20% Sep 25
75
May 26
5% Dec 19
75
98
,
15
*10% Mar
"140
4
Oct: 30
83
19
10
31
Nov
2
46% Apr
26
113
58
3
May 31
13
Dec
110% Dec
4
42% Dec
5
42%-Feb
10
78
Oot 27
37 y2 Jan
23
52
3
8
General Acceptance
$0.60
General
18
9
General
Bronze
General
Cable
19
9
36% Feb
4%
Corp
Cigar
General
Contract
General
General
Dynamics
General
5
Jan
General Foods
General
General
Mills
33% Jan
114%- May
115
87% Apr
May
27
26
,^$5
Corp
1
44% Feb
2
7% Jan
37 % Mar 22
Jan
$1.60
12
58% Jan
17
50% Jan
8
62% Jan
15% Jan
2
20
Feb
16
Getty
Apr 26
19
Feb
21
Giant
Nov
2
21
17
•72V4
46%
47
47
47
48
48
48 Y
48
84%
83%
84%
83%.
85
85%
86%
85 34
86%
28,600
1
18%
18%
19%
19%.
20%
20 %
21%-
20V4
21
20,900
2
36%
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred (series B)
25
preferred
25
27%
27%
27%
•27
*26%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
3.33%
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
Tele & Electronics
35% Jan 17,
40% May 17
52% Aug
9
25% Jan 18
39% Apr
75% Jan
Jan
8/
4
80
3
Jan
Jan
16% Jan
17
23
Apr 30
34% May 1
12% Apr 30
54%
17%
16%
15 % Apr
29% Jan
11
24%
16%
12%
12%
May 19
96% May 24
24% Jan
30
93
Jan
94% Jan
55
Apr
57% Apr
3
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
40
43% Feb
21
27% Oct
12
34% Jan 11
24% Apr
3
«"
3
79
Dec
11
75
May
27% Jan
78% Feb
2
3
44
Dec
13
38
Jan
3
Jan
90
Mar 22
Jan
32% Jan.
35% Jan 16
85
Sep 20
86% Jan
4
91
Oct
4
27
.
Aug
47% Nov
101
Jun 28
102
Jan
106
9
13
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
93% Apr
104% Dec
33% Jan 12
2
Dec
10
13
7
49% Mar 29
37% Jan 31
87% Jan
3
44% Apr
43% Apr
94
Apr
90
Jan
2
97
95
Jan
24
15
3
4
Mar
Co
Co
41%
41
41%
41 VB
41%
52
51%
517b
51
51 %
2,700
80 %
78%
80%
78
hi
79%
14,700
18%
18%
23%
24%
15,400
35
3538
39%
57%
<41%
58
40%
21,600
42%
°12%
42%
3,800
12%
1%
15 a
158
4,000
57 %
59%
35,500
38,700
.
Y.
42%
.
51%
52
53
52
78%
79%
77%
79%
78 y2
18%
18%
18
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
23
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24 %
35%
36
34%
35%
35%
36
35 %
35%
-
-
12%
3,600
1,700
13%
143a
22,600
18,400
23%
24 3 8
14,300
*79 V2
»
80 V 2
12%
13%
12%
13%
13%
14
13%
14%
24
24%
24
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
100
79%
81
79%
79%
79 %
79%
*79%
1
13%
15
13
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
12 V2
14
37,400
Great Atlantic & Pacific TeaJCo-— l
54 %
56%
54
56%
56%
567/B
56%
56%
56 3 4
57
19,400
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22 %
22 VB
22%'
52
51%
52
51%
53
50%
52
49
503a
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
42%
43%
42 r8
43%
18,400
25%
26%
26%
28
27%
28%
27%
28%
40,400
3,000
Graniteville
5
Co
(W T)
Grant
3%%
Co
2.50
common
preferred
Iron
Ore Prop—No par
Paper Co
25
Ry Co
No par
Great Western Financial Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com
No par
7% preferred
n
100
Shoe
Manufacturing Co
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
preferred —■
4%% conv preference
Green
Grumman Aircraft Eng
Oorp
3
3
preferred
32
*142
30%
-27
*94%
32%
143
32
32%
142
143%
28%
29%"
28%
30%
30
27%
257/a
27%
27%
27%
27%
95
3,900
28%
28
28%
22,800
180
10
95
16%
94 %
55%
55%
56
56
56
56
5612
15,300
37%
37%
38%
37%
38
36%
37 7 b
14,GOO
25
25 %
25
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25%
76
76
75
76
77
77
78 %
77
77
*94%
*94%
95
94%
'
41%
42%
41%
42
Co
30%
36%
*94%
Gulf States Utilities Co com.No par
$4:20 dividend preferred
—100
Mfg
33%
142 %
30 V4
38%
12
Gustin-Bacon
3212
142 V4
30 VB
56%
40%
108 % Mar 14
5,290
56%
39%
Apr 18
106% Apr ,30
4,700
.
36%
41%
105
.
32
143
143
30%
40%
*
31%
32%
142
.
230
1
No par
Corp
32%
142
80
50
100
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5
22%
8.33%
Mar 12
8,990
4,600
'
12 5 B'
51%
6.25
104% Jan 10
41
17%
■
58%
5
Steel
34.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
28% Apr 30
257a
17
57%
53
Gulf Oil
17
25 %
4/
-12%
—5
Ltd
$4.40 dividend preferred
10
12%
•26%
1
7
Jan
17%
12%
19
97
For footnotes/ see page 25.
1
10
Feb
17 Vb
12%
59%
27%
20
25%
17%
12%
1%
26
2
27%
16%
12%
12%
51%
29
26%
16%
42
41 y8
28
27
5,000
1%
Great Northern
35% Feb
20,400
42%
Great Nor
36% Jan
43%
.12%
Great Northern
144% Jan
43%
1%
1
28% May
43%
12%
6
140 % Mar
43
41%
8
1
43%
1%
47% Feb
39% Jun
42%
12%
62% Feb
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
41,300
42%
24% Feb
146
8
1%
4
5
41
44 3
12%
2
3
40%
42%
'
41%
27
Jan
40%
44%
42%
1%
22% Jan
28% Jan
39%
43 VB
38%
12%
28% Apr
25% Feb 13
5,600
39%
44%
•
41%
3
139
4,700
34,800
1%
3
2
27.100
17%
1
5
Jan
42% Jan
49%
54%
12%
2
25% May
31% May
48%
54 Va
40%
60% Jan
20
8,200
1
53% Jan 24
May
39VY
39%
5
70% Nov 30
41 % Apr
16%
17%
3
49
16
26%
Grayson-Robinson Stores
44% Dec
16%
16%
/
12%
5
7
16%
25%
25% Jan
23
16%
42%
4
Mar 22
46%
42
12 % May
69
16%
43%
26% Nov 28
51% Feb
17
42%
6
39% July 12
39% Dec 13
17%
38
2
/19 y8
55%
16%
44
23% Apr
35%
50
53
17
41%
48% Jan
^
49%
53%
36%
76% Jan
2
130
49%
45%
3
81% Mar 19
70
105
49
39%
10
Inc
& Co
City
*104
21,600
164,800
Y%53Y:Y
39%
,41%
Grand Union
105
14%
100
52%
16%
43%
40
Mining
105
600
29%
*99%
49%
48%
38%
YK .17
13%
28
99%
16,700
3,200
27%
39 VB
16
5®
14%
29%
;
.
a
39
16%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
_No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
(W R)
14 VB
99 %
33%
38%
39%
Y-52Y7-'
6%.,
27%
*
105 1Y
105
104
38%
16 %
6
Mar
253,800
50%
58%
Granite
400
>23%
53%
56
2
2612
23 Vb
48
10
2
*26%
24
39%
1
49% Jan
*27
26%
23%
106
5
Brewing Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
Granby
27
26%
39
Co
Co
29
27
26%
24%
*104
—1
Cement
Portland
20% Jan
34% Jan
27%
14%
54% Feb
9
86% Mar 23
27
4,900
99%
44% Jan
18% Dec
6% Jan
371
27%
5
Glen Alden Corp
Glidden Co
Grace
37 VB
13%
39% Jan 18
1
37%
26%
45% Jan
77% May
2
37%
*99%
4
*
37%
14
72% Jan
9
7.800
36%
99%
1
5
19%
26%
Goebel
6
34%
18%
13%
4
Dec
34
19%
99%
Jan
90
33%
33%
19 VB
25
55% Dec#
Jan
35 y4 Jan
34
33%
14
47% NOV 15
33"% Jan
33%
19%
80c
Co
Y 26,000
33%
99
Co
15,200
t 15,200
6'12
34%
16%
Products
2
43 ,y
6%
19
25%
104
44 V
*41%
43
34.
13%
•
43
2,700
16,500
33%'
99
.
43%
1,600
Y
6%
24%
Globe-Wernicke
*
1,800
6%
1
Georgia-Pacific Corp
&
27%
42%
*41 %
43
100
Inc
Oil
40%
87
100
2.50
Rubber" com_—_30c
Corp
&
1
May
'87 V 2
35%
14
53
87%
113%
36%
15% Feb
NOV 21
87%
640
245,500
113%
35%
45% Feb
79
*87%
114
1
Industries
Gladding McBean & Co
51 y2 Jan
113%
19%
Ginn
2
113%
33 %
14"
4
113%
33%
14% Feb
1% Apr
1.14%
18%
32% Mar 21
1% Jan
113%
32%
19
13
May 8
114%
32
16% May
28
114%
15,800
55
19%
12% May
40% Apr 30
12% May 1
Nov
114%,
34%
Brothers
3
"29%
54%
33%
Gimbel
14% Sep
28%
114%
55%
18%
43% Mar 15
47
29%
114%
54
33%
39% Apr
24% May
4
IIy4 Jan
28%
114 %
54%
32%
Co
35% Jan
29 y4
114%
53%
28%
114
10
Gillette
Jan^-3
28%
114%
54%
114
2.50
6.67
Signal
2
31% Aug
4
23% May 11
17% May 16
57*500
139,700
900
52%
Y 27%
28%
114
42%
5
3
s
i
48
6%
Mar
3
13
13
41%
Service
Jan
36% May
41% May
20
28%
113%
series——No par
preference
Gerber
.86%
*46%
13
52% •54%
3
1%
53
12% Oct
26
31%
71%
55
18
16% Jan
27
'30%
j
Gibralter Financial Corp of Calif-1
57% Dec
51% Dec 12
24% Oct
16
3
Y: 2,600
12%
preference
May 19
Mar 6
21
4,300
72
ft! V-
*41%
Time
75% May 24
%
31 >/4
Public Utilities Corp
5%%
5,000
12%
Refractories
Genesco
50
PU. ;
6,%
Tire
70% Nov
;
41%
General
3
;
42%
General
4
6%
;:Y
71 VB
100
General Railway
General
3,290
.
36%
6%
20
July 25
i6%*.
2,700
;
83
36%-
41%
19% Feb
14% Jan
39i
*81
;
40%
30% Apr
4
102% Feb 23
42
12%
83
,36%
6%
6%
38
394
%
6%
2
53% Jan
.;■
36
41%
Jan
19
6%
,12%
?
121
39%
*82
Yi ;■■■'■■
183a"
43
29
13
12
12%
6%
..
36%
310
5,800
18%
6%
4
42% Feb
6
40%
82
>,35%
18%
83%
y: 9%
■
*41%
23% May
13% May
106% Apr
M
36
7,800
9
10c
32 y2 Apr
3
6%
39%
82
34%
7%
83%'
%
1
No par
$1.30
Mar 22
;
82
40%
82
,
18 %
9
:*
7%
83%
9%
30:%
Corp
preferred
$1.25
General
38% Apr
47% Apr
39
7% •
83%
9%
:v;1T:YY 18%
16%
"40 %
41%
82
36%
7%
84
31%:
No par
Public
General
104
40%
82
16%
7%
'
13,100
71%
Precision Equipt Corp_
6
29
YYv
^
9%
9%
69,900
69:%
25
Mar 22
Nov 22
17
7%
84
84
10
43%'
38
Mar
41 y4 Dec
"
' 7%
9%
700
9,500
41%
87 %
27
107
83
9%
300
6,000
"68%
'
24%
28
Sep 19
30% Jan
3.
7%
g
85
9%
42%
70%
38
5
100
69
87%
conv
General
$5
41 %
37%
15
3
42
69
7,100
5,900
-
29%
Y
•25 V4
25% Jan
98% Jan
40%
66
•
101
34%
26% Jan
7
40%
66 %
28%
*99%
24%
27% May 11
26 y4 July 14
101% Dec
39%
.
7%
85 1
*
25%
3
92% Jan 25
,
66%
29%
101
63
39% .42
64
29 VB
*100;
'
34%
25 y2 Jan
1
24% Apr 30
"99 %
34
General Steel
20% Mar 20
29%
99%
24%
41
22
28%
99 %
35%
27
13% Jun
29 %
*99
■
247/b
35% Apr
3
28%
30
100
24%
5
1
125«
34%
4iy2Dec
Nov
21%
12%
86%
6
24
21
13
25 %
25% Jan
,
21%
12%
36
General
24% Jun 27
21%
13%
87%
22 % Mar 28
Mar 14
22%
*13
24 %
30
5
21%
13%
24
86%
18% Apr
44% Jan
22 %
13%
*23%
35%
,Dec
6
54%„Apr 14
1
22
24
15
25% May 19
8
*23 %
—1
12
38
23%
30%
General
40% Mar
23%
70%
59
7
7
23%
31%
General Portland Cement Co
Jun
23%
70%
General Outdoor Advertising—
Aug 11
3%
30%
42% Feb
Jun
51%
37b
67%
common
$3.75
50%
3%
1
preferred
Preferred
50%
3%
71%
30% Mar
23% Apr 24
40% Apr 30
50%
3%
31%
General Motors Corp common
Apr
2,700
52%
3%
30%
preferred
5%
,57% Jan
42,500
No par
Instrument
52% Jan
19,300
42%
48%
67%
Corp
Jan
108% Jan
5
22%
4134
x47%
50%
Y
-
22%
52
3%
*
17
49
«
1
.5
Corp
96
1
Corp—2
Electric Co
General Finance
1
Controls Co
l
78% Mar 12
25
3
I
Inc
Finance
Co
No par
_100
com
1st preferred
General
53% Mar
•
29%
*99
5
Corp
42%
49
3%
12% -12%
2
Jan
29
5
2
19% Oct
26% Jan
Texas
of
General Bancshares Corp
6% May
31% Jan
32% May
5% Jan.
Co
40%
49
22%
22%
Transportation
1.25
General Baking
Co
common__%-_5
$8 preferred, v—
No par
41%
24
*23%
100
30
34
_50
$$J50 preferred
Oil
49%
T
3%
YY" 3%
Investors com—1
American
51%
22 s
23%
40%
48%
39%
47%% 48
1
No par
Corp
pref
voting
conv
Amer
16% Jan
1
82% Jan
10
Inc common_l
convertible preferred
4%%
81% Feb 28
86% Nov 29
79% Jan
2
Corp
Wood Industries
367/s
48,
22%
22%
39%
50
5
21%
36%
47%
—..Sr
Amer
6% Apr
107% Jan
26% Jan
Gar
18% May
27% May
12
6
53
May
Garrett
General
Apr 23
46% Mar 20
1
15
2
12
Inc
Co
42% Mar 15
8
30
28 % Oct 31
'
5% Feb
-—
General
83
34% May
67% Apr
Jan
104
79% Jan
29% Jan
55% Apr 21"
38% Sep
5
Ape 31
July 14
40% Jan
20% Jan
1
107% Nev 15
24% Oct 24
106 y4
16% May 1
37% Jan 19
Apr
Skogmo
Gardner-Denver
6
,,8% Mar 27
'.90
Co
Oahlble
4
11% Jan
Mar 27
22% Mar 21
45 y2 Jan 31
58
19
68% Jan
4
80% Dec
.
2
37V4 Jan
24
8
3
Oct
2
"
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12% Oct
27
Mar,2
:
12
May
9
44% Feb
1
Jan
.80
50% Nov
May
6% Feb
■I
19
Jan
34% Jan 31
60 y2 May
3
63
13% Nov 22
22% Feb 27
26
•
25
43% May
v86 "■ Feb
•
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27% Apr 18
5% Feb 17
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29% Jan 24
10
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600
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40%
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41
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31%
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100
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33
Volume 195
Number 6157
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(2163)
19
II
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
-
•
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
•
Tuesday
April 30
May 1
Par
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
May
4
PRICES
Sales for
Friday
the Week
May 4
•; Thursday
•
2^.
Shares
May 3
H
53 % Jan
30
66
Apr
19
60% Jan
.
39 % May 18
32 y4 Jan
24
36 %
3
60% Nov
20
51 % Jan
22
59% Feb
Nov
29
24
16% Apr
29% Nov 14
21% Oct
28 Ve Feb,, 9
112% Feb 13
91
3
26% Jan
3
;.J. 36
26% Aug
1
33% Dec 21
38
Dec
4
35% Dec
15
42% Oct 31
58 % Mar 28
120%. Jan
Jun.
19
46
Jan
6
24% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
23% Jan" 23
4
Hammond
12
128% Apr
13
32 y2 Apr
27
'39% Jan
2
75% Jan
Hanna
:;34% Jan 15
48% Mar 13
1
: Apr
39
__
29% Oct
2
Harris-Intertype
38% Feb
1
Harsco
24% Jan
4
32 y2 Mar
6
9
21% May
1
Schaffner
Hart
37% Mar 23
Corp
Corporation.—
Chemical Co
&
25%
26%
2534
26%,'-.
25%
25% /
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8.33%
22%
23vii
22 V4
23%
22%
23%
22%
22% V
53%
54 %
52 %
53 %
51%
52'/a
51 %
53%
100
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1
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88%
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88%
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88%
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88 Va
*87 Va
88*Va
38%
39%
38 Va
39
39 %
39%
39 Va
39%
39 Va
39%
7,700
60%
61 %
15
15%
15 Va
16
16
13%
16%
18%*
17%
17%
27,800
39
Nb%
39
39
39
39:,h
39
39%
2,000
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35
Jan
29
60'/8 Apr
27
24
3
74% May 25
102% pec
8
.
Nov~ 17
>
Jan
common
preferred
Htflene Curtis Industries class
Heller (W E) & Co
2
92% Jan
2
'48
19% Apr
6
New
5
46%
17
Helme
r
Jan
4
38 % Nov
20
Apr 30
36'% Mar 6
44% Jan
34
38% Apr
11
79
'
Jan
3
110% Oct
19
84
Apr
41
May
1
50
Jan
3
115
Nov
17
112
Jan
9
115
Oct
18
'71% Apr
—25c
30
29% Jan
15
108
67% Jan-
86
4
Apr
39
27
33% May
69 Ve Dec
53% Sep
19
20% Jan
3
26
Sep 25
Apr
/
4
5%
3
Jan
1
1
Feb
2
Hewlett-Packard
19% Jan
4
Jan
17
73
Apr
19
8 Va Apr
24
11
Jan
4
33% Feb
13
15% May
2
28% Apr
Jan
6
72
Nov
6
7
16
Jan
20
30% Jan
10
43% Mar 22
27% May
1
24% Jan
12
30
2
;
31
Apr 28
29% May 10
27 % Jan
14% Oct
12 Vb May
1
>:
11% Mar 13
7 % Apr
21
70
3% %
Hotels Corp
common
30 % Feb
19
17% Jan
2
8% Feb
1
Holland Furnace Co
9
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred
5%%
pfd
conv
A
series
Electronics
Hoffman
Corp
8% Dec
29
19
29% Feb
6
34
40%
30% Feb
16
53% Jan
16
28
51
2
Homestake
41 y2 Jan
3
Hooker
90% Feb
14
102% Apr
25
Apr
5
88
Jan
93
Mar 22
2
29% Dec
7
26 y2 Jan
Apr
10
43 ■% Aug 28
3% Dec
15
6
18
19
16% Jan
40% Dec
5
19
60% Sep
13
74% Feb
23
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9
85%Hov 13
36
22
Sep
'
81% Aug 16
r
1
23% Mar
40y4 May
18
Jan
4
82
Mar 23
83
;
5
Jan
76
Jan
10
88
Mar 29
93% Nov
1
86% Jan
10
27
9
May
104
10% Dec
Jan
90
11
4
95
~
15% Mar 23
10% Mar 12
13
Jan
4
23% Apr
3
13% Apr
17% Feb
8
7
3
58 y4 May
35 % Jan
:/3:;
72% Dec
90% Jan
10
51% May
99% May 24
Jan
4
92% Jan
100
8
56% Apr
Jan
97
9
2
Jan
97
2
6
7% Oct
20
11% Apr
21
7% Jan
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74
73
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28%
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13 %
12 %
7%
7%
7 Va
32%
32 %
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30%
3
40
Sep
29
37
Jan
18
15% Dec
6
23
July
7
17
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2
39% Oct
10
25%, Apr
31% Jan
28
32% Sep
15
3
48% Oct
58
23
May 31
Jan
11:
30
38% May
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43
44 %
4
Dec-19
46
Aug 18
Oct
3
52
2
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5
46
32 % Jan
26
56% Jan
25
50% May
10
70
4
Nov 27
-
8
3
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9
66
Nov
14
151
12
40
29
50
3
33 % Jan
3
58% Dec
Jan
447
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12
27% May 31
607
Oct
3
55% Jun
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27
54 % Oct
3
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3
12% Dec
.
14
87
Dec
96
Apr
2
59
16
54
10
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-578% Jan
159 % Mar
1
Feb
57
30
32% Jan
15
27
85% Jan
-
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95
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2
97% Feb
Dec
45% Dec
28
14% Feb
•
2
7 % Jan
69% Mar 28
-
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2
48
Jan
2
357/b Apr
5
16 % Sep 20
23% Nov
24'
11
12% Apr
30
42 Va Apr
17
28% May
>
1
1
n
&
33 %
9%
•
95%
9%
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1
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.'
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Corp
25
98
Jan
3
International
Salt
Feb
27
International
Shoe
13
41 % Apr
39
Feb
108% Nov
2
33 Va Jan
11
48% Jun
12
40% Jan
40% Jan
12
50 Va Jun
13
45% Apr
24
27
52% Nov
22
36% Jan
26
4
42% Jan
3
62% Nov
41% Jan
3
51% Nov 24
7%
38% Jan
10
21% Jan
3
Oct
18
113
17% Oct
24
133h Oct
24
13 V4 Jan
3
102
26% Nov 30
16% Jan 10
24Tb Feb
21
-
Jan
3
87
Feb
75'a Jan
7
2
\
27
83
55% May
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4
15% Jan
3
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50% Apr
13
7
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3
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4
Jan-
2
37
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12
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13
1
4
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8
101
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see
27
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86
55vb May
3
96
footnotes,
1
page
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25.
30
86
Mar 29
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52
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47
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9
100
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Joy Manufacturing Co
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27
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38:!4
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37
40
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48
43 Vb
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102
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57
57 Va
57
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81,400
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a
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27
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30
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30
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30
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10
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50
6,000
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52
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2,500
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common
27,500
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48
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56
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41%
52
53
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160
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52
35
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100
1,300
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34%
a
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3,900
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97
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96 % i
10
48
33%
33%
5,300
41%
40%
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66
180
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160
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5
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2
4
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29% Jan
40% Jan
48
52
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2
46
56%
Johns-Manville
4
45 Va
48
7
73% Jan
46
56%
7
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47%
Feb
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46
5
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597/8 Feb
112
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Electric Co—1
Power
&
Coal
Circuit
Jaeger
11,000
88
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3.50
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81
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Creek
Jefferson
38 Va
31 %
41
preferred!
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30
Jun
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8
13
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21 % Mar
12% Apr
110% Mar
48
30
$6
38%
30%
46
Power
Island
39
133h
1
preferred
Stores
Power
Elec
Iowa
122% Mar 12
38%
13%
25
Iowa-Illinois
18% Apr
3
26
1
24
Iowa
12
2
Nov
56% Jan
2
Jan
59% Jan
27
83
13
27
Jan
May
17% Apr
20
14
DJov 20
Apr
33
24
48% Feb
55% Feb
27
50
44% Feb
85% May 19
81 %
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14,200
38%
303/b
103
convertible
Interstate
25% Jan
21
118
27
a
$2
12,900
10,000
40%
12%
pfd series B——.—-100
Utilities' Corp com—5
conv
Interstate Dept
19
Apr
A%
31V n
25%
39%
28%
37
com—8.33%
25
Silver
preferred—
International
Feb
5
Jan
801
Mar
Jan
28
17% Mar
45
53
Dec
21% Nov
29
■'
115 % Jan
•
23
33% Dec
24% Feb
1
23
45% Jan
21
122% May 10
49
May
30%
25:,4
40 '/a
13% v"
26Tb
International Tel & Tel com.No par
50% Jan
20% Jan
«
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14,
50% Mar
21% Jun
fc'.'-
24
58 % Jan
1
31%*
25
40 Vb
31
88
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37% Mar 13
31%
24%
41
12%
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29
44 % May
32
24%
29%
—
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26% Feb' .l
29%' Jan
2
4
31
45 Va
430
3£%/ 33%
48 Vi
Rectifier
■=*■•
76%
of Cent Amer com—No par
preferred
26%
29%
1
3,ioo
24%
96
490
75
87
30
18%
32%
'
97 '•••'•
29
Limited
International
33 %
100
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International
■
60
38 Va
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18
38 %
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6
22
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18 ■?..
40
84%
:
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Canada/
5
607/b Apr
118% Dec
38%
51 %
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7
39% Nov
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18%
4(^i
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53 Vb
43 Va
com—5
38Va Jun
35% Nov
-
157%
—100
123% Mar
4
•
51
No par
I—
Chemical
;
19
44% Jan
38 Va
18
40
66
70 V4
47
450
Machines—5
common
29
23% July 12
32% Jan 11
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39 Tii
60%
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25%
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Dec
Jan
8 Vb
31%
37
52
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—100
94% Dec
26
8%
24
,
49 V«
160
47
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preferred———
5%
21,200
8%
,
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common
4
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50
8%
101%Y
8%
68%
Mar 26
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100%
68%
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16,500
+
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83b
18
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51%:
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3,700
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66%
Jan
36
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18% Jan
'54
•
,
.
19,400
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8
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62
41
300
14
53% :
100 Va
60%
preferred
Int'l Rys
j
10%
38 %
'
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47
68 %
9,800
.
45 %
49 Va
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10
60
95
13%
30%
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130
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/.;.
101 %
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7
53
53
60 Tii
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101
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3,800
87
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100
;
6%
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16
100
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51 »/4
79
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101 y4
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6 %
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1,000
53
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6%
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15% Jan-.19
/
32% May/. W // 38»/b Mar 16. n
Nov 17
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52 Va
100 Va
.
*
38%
*
3,000
40%
107
IOTb
52 Va
6%
Minerals
4%
Int'l
14
51%
6 %
International
3
13%
53 3/b
39%
preferred
Int'l
6
14 Vb
30%
Harvester
7%
16
85% Mar
9
9% Apr
-
Int'l
104
11%
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11 %
13%
52%
61
International- Business
8
1
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300
,
39
52
61%
%
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106,.,
30%
Interlake
2
1
2
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38%
preferred———^
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4%%
167
106
51
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95
9,600
16
21%
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48
47 %
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70
4
16
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79
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4
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11%
31%
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26
80
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51 Vb
51%
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11%
.
38%
41
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40V4
4
1,300
14,900
-
23%
v;
40%
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40%
M
109%
8
%
32%
80
21 V4
53 %
*100
/v24/'Z
40
16%
21
38%
Corp
Mar 16
40
95
17
T
4
*16
40%
2i;;/'
86 V2
*37
39 VB
4'/«
16%
21%
3 Tii
*16
61
Interchemical
Apr
4,800
30%
Insuransliares
29
240
34 Va
*30%
2
98
2
101%
33%
31 %
22
Jan
39% Jan
29% Apr
74'/a Feb
28
22% May 11
4-
7
19
101 Va
.
♦30%
Steel
Inland
2
101%
33%
33
—No par
Ingersdll-Rand common—
6% preferred
Jan / 5
101%
33%
Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
Industrla
5
Jan
48% Jan
J0l%
33
14
17%
31%
—
issued—
When
19
Jan
81
29% Jun. 19-/ / 38% Oct 11,
93% Feb/
Jan
43% May
36% May 16
27
58 % Jan
-May
50% Jan
145
6
84 % Nov
5
Jan
430
9
4
77% Jan.
Apr
23% Jan
-
25
42% Jan
Jan
87
151
1
32% May
91% Jan
142% Jan
34
1
47
: >
May 19
7% Feb
5
17
95
3
2
26
May
20
18
Jan
Jan
55% Dec
>
•
May
,47%, Apr
30
Oct- 27
21% Jan
9
94% Aug
152
18
90
6% Jan
20
43% Mar 30
30%. Apr
64
2
49 Va Dec
3'
Jan
'40% Jan
35
30% May
<■*,
101
23 %
50
50
50;
^50
L.50
Indiana General Corp
:
1
Indianapolis Power & Light-No par
5
101%
(i
36
53
38%
5
preferred
preferred
4.70%
preferred
4.42%
preferred.
4.20% / preferred
22,600
89 V2
32
13%
17%
15
—
10,400
36
89%
4
*10%
8%
15
common
49%
35%
90%
*93%
8%
•
No par;
Co
RR
48%
36%
20%
Vf.I04%
*37 Va
•
4.26%
23
Mar
LI
common
4.08%
Mar 28
Jan
44% Feb
23
35% Ja-n
18
Apr
Central
Power Co
New
19
47
46% Feb
32% Jan
71% Jan
Illinois
25
46 % Apr
16
1-7
*100
S
Co—
49 Va
*89%
51 Va
'
Illinois
50
50
Power
Cement. Co—
47 3
36%
90 Va
102
100 Va
Hussmann
2
12
16
145
Ideal
47% Apr
4
Nov
5% Jan
Idaho
2
44% May 22
44% Jan
Jan
2
5%
47%
16%
51 V'i'i 53 %
100 '*•
series B
46%
*89%
32%
*100% 0101%
- *
common,_3_
1 convertible pfd series A—50
Refrigerator Co
8—
Jan
50% Now 14
47% Aug: 21
43
Jan
45
_100
A
Hupp Corp
3
13
40% Apr
2
42 % Jan
10
preferred
83 % Mar 21
15
May
5c(o
Jan
37
1
72% Jan
28
series
32
x36 %
86 Va
54
4,300
90
32
79
i3:%
700
10,600
,,
8
37%
40
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12%
*73i
46%
51% '
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28
12%
9
7,400
34 Vi
40
13 v4
28
600
■
30%
5
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8%
29%
33 %
80
| vil; if
70
73%
a%
28%
-
31%
40
>
>73
.
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51%
95
11,300
32 V*
50 TH
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16 V3
34%
20%
>
15Tb
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30%
*16
*86 y2
17,400
33',.
3%
'
2,700
27%
*30%
40
*79
com——5/%
Indust Inc
&
preferred
29% Jan
46% Feb
4
23 % Apr
/ 87% Nov 13
" 5%
21% Feb
30% May
V;
38 %
41
39
Foods
Hunt
4
12,500
25%
33%
32
16
'.
100
18,500
121b
8
30
y
37%
51%
30%
31%
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30%
101%
21%'
8%
21,100
75
28
28Th
•/
33
32
89 Va
33
•
5,800
27%
3TH
12%
7%
j
29%
*2734
13
36 Vn
v
102%
3%
28
12%
45 Va
89
16
27%
7%
45
.
73%
8%-
13
35
46
37%
28%
27%
32
89
8%
Va
28
33 %
37
21
7,400
1
114%
51 %
52
26
28 %
*30 %
45%
8%
35
*73
73%
*73
8%
*8%
27%
35
31%
14,200
36
35%
52%
102 %
17,400
7Q
75
27%
—1
I—
Co
V
25 Va
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par "L
Hudson
;
9% Mar 26
10
34% Jan
30 Vb
Feb
101
4
Sound
Howe
9
68 y4 Jan
101% Mar
3
50% Mar 14
12
Jun
30
1*70
35%
44%
'
51%
34
3,700
310
'»
39
114'a
,
25%
27%
100
i;
>
4%
100../$
4.40%
preferred—
_100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par »V>
Howard
Stores Corp
:
1'
9
75
'
35
115
27 Va
50£&,'
preferred
*70
5114
27%
8%
preferred—.———
preferred
—
I'.
45%
114
.
26
common_No par
Finance
74
33%
28%
3%%
Apr 11
•
119% Mar
"
45
Household
*70 %
44
44%
114
51%
Corp
convertible
$2.25
57% Mar 20
43
42%
115
26*%
Inc.,—1
10,300
—
-
1,100
41
25 %
*73
2,300
-
53%
*38%
16
10
30
53
39
52
Houdaillc-Industries Inc common—3
47
127% Dec
14% Jan'
Jan
5
►38 V4
26
Mining—
Chemical
3.9
28 %
51%
12.50
common—5
preferred
L_
No par
$5 div 2nd pfd ser C
No par
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
5
Hotel Corp of America common—1 //
5% convertible preferred
25 *
17% Jan
38% Jan
10
88% Jan
-
30
30
Apr
Jan
A35 y2 Feb
2
20% May
8
33% Jan
9
.3% Apr
16
Mar 10
24% Nov
3
,
"38 %
35%
52 V4
5
Winston
&
39%
' 39
%- *114
,
72
$4.25
90
16% Dec
Rinehart
35% Mar 30
7
Mar
Holt
44% Mar 28
22
20
2
40 V4 Jan
83% Feb
4
3
30Tit Jan
41% Apr
34% Jun
„
36% Mar
2
30% Mar 28
9
Nov
42
July 14
30
31% May
May 26
31% Aug
115
36 V4
'
29% Apr
39
.
26%
100
5
2.50
_25
50c
preferred series A—
Corp
Hilton
23%
40
25%
Heyden Newport Cliem Corp com__l
Hill
22%
>^4(1
"
—
2,300
*38%
34%
_1
Co—
25%
v
23 %
—8-
Va
72
preferred_No par
A
*39%
■
44%
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100
class
conv
88
44
1 1/24
.■J
39
84
Corp
No par
Hertz Co——-——.1Hewitt-Robins Inc
r—.—5
14
Jan
*38 %
t—2 1/12
common
Hershey Chocolate
9
29
Powder
preferred
$2
37
10
:
common
common—/—
New
1
65 y2 Jan
2
7% Feb
18% Nov
66
Feb
40% Mar 27.
13
26% May
2
Mar 21
821
1.
48% Apr
25% Jan
6
28y2 Mar 30
53
Hercules
105% Jan
30
W)
(G
non-cumulative preferred—25
7%
8 V4
24
18
46% Apr
22 Vb
8
26%
64 y2 Jan
50% Jan
36
22
25%
31% Jan
Co
36
:«■
40
3
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/./ 7%
ir;
36 Va
23%/
3
(H
22%
8 Vb
40
3
3.65%
35%
23%
8 VB
22 Va
Jan
Heinz
35%
22%
8 V4
:
May
2
34%
22 Va
*
3,500
24 V4
86
Mar
34%
21%
to. tow
6,700
■12,900
23
51 y4 May
88
22 Vb
24%
22 Va
Mar 16
33 %■!
22
Vii'
40
19.
87
59% "
32%
22
'23
21
-
58T'«
33%
22 Va
:
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3
■
40
73% Nov
7
22 v4
59%
33%
60%
34
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5,000
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r-
f
23%
30% Mar 23
28
22%
B
21%
35% Jan
Jan
59%
33%
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18
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59%
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30
2
56%
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40
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.
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40
91
23 %
28,
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60
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30
20
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,
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21%
91
7%
18% Nov
7% Apr
39% Feb
20
43% Mar 15
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3,000
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13
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-
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,
56 I:
58 %
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1.25
Harshaw
Aluminum Inc
LLLL/l
Hat Corp of America common
1
5'% preferredL, —50
Haveg Industries Inc
40c "
Hayes Industries Inc_.
I
-5
37% Feb
II27
32 %
32 3
55 J/4
'
4
1
/
31%
55 Va
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28
73%
32 Va
18
27 Tii
30%
40%
128 Va
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32%
»
91
27%
>
74
*72%
; > 54%
21%
33%
28
40
-
16%
21%
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'
34%
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World Inc
&
54%
89
29 %
.
100
Harcourt Brace
32%
54
21%
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73%
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preferred
18
*■ -36% Dec
11
(M
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72 %
16%
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1
—
73%
56%
21%
*
1
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27
32 V'h Apr
22
:
1
-
Co
Organ
May
56% May
36% Aug "7
27% May 18
25% Oct 24
31
25
27% May
May 24
44% Sep - 7
80 % Dec
5
-
36% Jan
.;
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■
5
33
73%
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'54
c
5
,
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128
9
35
32 y4 Dec
30% Apr ' 9
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25
L
_
4% ^convertible preferred--„-.100.
Hammermill Paper Co.-.—,
2.50 >
•3
34% Jan
;/88% Apr 26
Nov 16
Hamilton
Jan
108
Co_
Hallicrafters .•■€o-_—.
2
27% Jan
2
Printing Co„
(W F)
Halliburton
14
"27% Jan
9
,
20 y2 May
,
Oct
Water___
Hall
Apr
4
23
Hackensack
12
Mar 22
.74,
31
Jan
42% Jan
25
18
27
121
1,800
13,800
20
18%
5,400
3.000
13
13 Vb
13
13
19T4
20 '/a
20%
20%
87
85
85
70
59'A
58%
59
8,800
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58'A
*85
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87 Va
7,300
87%
18,900
51%
52 Vb
90%
90%
91'A
91%
22%
23
22 Va
22 %
11,600
57
57%
55 Vb
56%
41,900
51%
102
15%
30%
52 %
102
15%
31%
♦102
'/"
15%
30%
102 %
15%.
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4,300
210
1,100
17,300
20-
(2164)
The Commercial .and Financial Chronicle
.
,
Monday,- May-T, 1962'
.
V
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
.STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
7 Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
'
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesilay
•April 8(P-
Par
May 1
AND
SALE
HIGH
YVeunesday
May 2
PRICES
*
.
v.,. Thursday
"v
*
-:/;
Sales for
/ Friday- :
\
May 3
••'%*;
•
the YVeek
f
- l -May
Shares
K
29% Dec
1
883/4 Dec
22
44 3/4 Jan
May
1
25
48% Jun
10
102
31'*
108% Apr
11
Oct
49% May 23
1
47 i.
Jan
3
May 19
105:
Jan
12
122
88% Jan
18
Dec
19
122
Jun
6
58'/a Jan
17
87
Nov
6
75 y8 Jan
9
82
Dec
13
84'/a Jan
27
89-
Oct
31
6
96% Nov
27
95 % Jan
843/4 Aug 25
89
87
27
93
3
93
Jun
68 Va Jan
36
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101:
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9
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89
Nov
20
91
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/
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Nov
20
57
3
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A
45
3
50'/a Jan
11
24
46
23
28
Oct
49% Nov
94 % May 16
52
4
83
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38'A Sep
27
32'A Jan
4
76% Jun
Dec
93
7
29
14
78
Jan
Jan
3
40% Jan
Apr
74% Jan
25
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8
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Jan
Jan
1
23
79% Jan
33 % Mar
12
20
41% Jan
19
81% Jan
28
5
Dec
3
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Jan
16
3
3
34% Apr
39% Dec
.
3
88
2
Feb
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11
8
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26 Vi
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8.75
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Kroehler Mfg Co
4
101
1
preferred
(S
*89
*96
'
; *49'/a
110
■''81%
•
33
*49 Vi
33%
•95 :
V 94%
/
114':
78
83
89
•100
50
Co
77%'
89
Co__.,o par
Light
109%
*107%
•813
;
100
Co
Royal
Kress
2
39% Jan
Electric
&
110%
il4
•108 %
~
32%
93
49% -49%
:
"
77%'
*
"93
.49%
110%
V"
No par
*
Mar 12
26
Apr
__L
r~Korvette (E J) Inc______
f
Kresge (S S) Co.:
25'A Mar 12
12%' Jan
;
323A
•v92
49 %
-J____100
com
32%
91%
100
Corp
Koppers Co
26
57
29
KLM
-
44% Mar 14
313*
:
-
I100
j—
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
6
Mar 16
36% Jan
2
36% Jan
29% May
6
ii% Jan
16
&
:
•
Kennecott Copper
No par
Kern County Land Co_
2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries.
1
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
_1
19
Jan
24
27
100
preferred-.*.,.
Power
Kendall
5
46% Feb
41
non-cum
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes £0
.
5
91% Mar
16% Feb
9
pfd
conv
preferred
Kayser-Roth
s
2
26
66% Apr
25% Jan
2ay4 Jun
100
^
preferred
Kansas
3
48
Apr
76'
9
44% Dec
30% Jan
4
10
34% Nov
preferred
1959)
preferred
Kansas- Gas
78% Mar 16
29
6
27% Oct
26% Jan
4%
4%
4
Feb
3
of
100
50
4.35%
preferred
Kansas City Southern
21
Dec
34% Dec
Jan
Feb
34
3
28
(ser
4.20%
26
48 % July 31
85
July 20
3
Corp___33%c
preferred
4%%. convertible
4.50%
24
66
1
.
.
Mar 30
Apr
27% Feb
%
*
12
50% May
8
21
36
95
26
37% Jan
16% Jan
Apr
91% Apr
17
42% May 23
14% Nov
3
32'A Apr. 26
11
57% May
Chem
convertible
preferred
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
3.80%
preferred
100
8
41
Mar 28
19% May
27
3
Jan
67 % Feb
5
3
73% Jan
&
4%%
4%%
v
:
3
Mar
93
26
12% Jan
5
2 5 3/4 Jan
Apr
90
26
37% Jan
31% Feb
:
Mar 20
83
Alum
4%%
23
100% May
8
Jan
4
Nov
3
18
79% Mar 14
9
80% Feb
10
84
108 ;
26
38 Va Jan
9
Jan
50% Jan
28% Nov
Kaiser
.
15
39% Oct
:'
:98% Mar 19
10
71% Jan
Mar 15
50% Apr
111% Apr
87% Mar 21
92% Feb
100
<
37:
25%
33
25%
33%
32 %
■
.
26
33
21,500
2,100
,
*
18% Mar 28
*
25% Jan
45
27
Apr 21
26% Jun
Jan
40 Va Mar
28
32
5
20
27
Nov
29% May
3
21
41% Dec
8
Aug 31
30
21% Jan
22
21% Apr
.Jan
2
26
Apr
30
14
Jan
5
18% Apr
27
3
16% Apr
20
33% Feb
16
4
2% Mar 21
16% Jan
4
l3/a Jan
19% Jan
39
9
22% Mar 22
9
3% July 18
7
Dec
4
36-% Dec
3
14
60
Oct
•
1% Mar 16
7
8
Lehn
Leonard
12% Sep
25
4
46% Aug
10
32 % Jan
60% Mar
7
3
111% Nov
22
10
152% Dec
40 % Sep
26
23% Nov
9
44% Jam
6
149
29
87% Jan
4
'26% Jan
26
10
46% Dec
22% Feb
135
11
4
100
Jun
16
85
Jan
13
87
Mar 29
39% Jan
35
4
Dec
53
24% Feb
May
4
May
May
3
27% Jan
155 Va Jan
4
57
8
101% Jan
12
104
4
88 % Jan
3
92
12
90
72% Nov 29
146
.
63
Oct
•142"
,
3
1
9
.«
Star
Lone
Star
40
May
14% Jan
'6
64^
:
series
67 Va Jan
21% Feb
8
r
_10
•
B
Co
D
series
E
51 '■
100
preferred
100
Nashville-^-
:'v:
♦95"
,
—50
20
Lykes Bros Steamship' Co__.
;
7 V'
',
io
'
35%
i7.%:
.
36
15 Va
48%
139
,
.
148
51
103
103
35%'
.
*92
;
V
55%
149
36%
61
56
;
p*7*.'
-
1.7%
•
*
1
27,500
: 22,500
61%'
60
"'
'
'
'
18,700
v
"20
>'C;.V%20
"
96 v,
56%
149
36
55,900 '
.,
9J
*95
200
■'»•■»"
22^,600
V.
36 %
•
5.600
4'.ooo
11%
HVi
53%
55%
52;
lY
17%
16%
16
.-170
'
irtii
i-r' 11 %
:
,v(
17 Va
,
:
.
149%
>6t.
t,t
a
./
■
23%
50
56%
.-,149%
37 %
21%
*140
•
93
55%
72',900
:
20:?»
23
93
-95
300
117,700
;
50% /5l
*102%' (l 03 Va
*92
V
V
46%V
3(irlit
■:
140-/
56
•.••■.; is;4oo.
•
115%
•
lO'.SOO
•
13:200
-4\900
■
■f".
27% Jan
12
41% Dec
32% Jan
3
37
19
53 % Sep
47% Nov
14
45% Dec
.-Pi
10
74% Dec,
18
45 V* May
59 Va May
44% Jan
16
82 % Jan'
5"
88 Va May
6*"
8
20% Feb
7
1% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
lOVa Jun
4
70".
28
30% Dec
■i
3 Va Jun
Dec
11
14
1
Feb
86
.
14
38% Jan
31% May
Jan
40% Feb
1
20
47% Feb
1
;
16
23 Va May
72
Jan
91% Apr
r
1
30% Jan
15
2% Jan
% Apr
3% Mar 27
10% Mar 21
74% Feb
27"
37% Jan
5
9
47% Mar 20
47 Va Jan
30
33% Dec
6
56% Mar 12
25% May
3
3
4% Jam
1
5% Jan
26% Nov
14% Oct
23
51% Jan
*
4
May 31'
38'A Nov
26% Feb
12
18
26
98% Dec
Oct
24
25
4
Jan
74
Aug
3
July
81
5
Jan
75
Oct
80% Aug
19
75 % Jan
68
61
72% Dec
4
29
74
Apr
77% Feb
20
82
Apr
4
12
12% Jan
3
24% May 22
71% Jan
4
120% Nov 27
July 25
161% May 22
27
16
45'
Dec
28
43
Nov
27
43% Mar 22
19% Dec
Feb, 24
49 % Dec '
Dec
34 % Feb
14
15
1
23
Vr-"
34% Sep
S
30
Oct
16-
Jan
6
21% Dec
6
35% Jan
3
49% Oct
16
27
5% Jan
88
Jan
3
31
-
9
19
30 % Aug *1
80
Jan
6
For
<■
ru
"
.
47% Dec
15
11% Dec
14
39
93
4
x
Sep
12
May 24
31% Apr 10
35% Feb 28
84
footnotes,
29 Va Apr
4
26
Aug ir
see
-
21
105
page
Mays
Maytag
;
MCA
McCall
25 Vb Jan
4
Jan
Mar
Apr
150 % Jan
4
Apr
27
37 Va May
36 % May
28
93
3%%
33 Va Feb
20
40 Va Mar 15
10
12
34% Jan
t
29
26
9% Jan
4
29'/a May"
20
Apr
41%
May
91
Jan
,
30
22% Apr 30
29% May
1
81% Jan
25.
2
24
24 Va
"
62,"
4
Co
No
com
called
1959
5
No par
'
28 %
16,700,
29%
24,800
137a
14 Va
20.900
45%"
K 39%
•
46
-
"
22%
29%
•
72., 100
30
7.000
50%
51%
82%
82%.
82%:
82x4
73%.
74
*82
,
24V»
3i
.
310
•
4.800
3.200
11.000
24"«"
6,000
,
'
45:%
22%
22%
*110
100
113
•
145
*131
82'%'
Inc___.1
2,300
23,500
1
'
■
82%
l."430
'<
Inc
Melville
Shoe
37-
"
common-
series
29Va
29%
No par
17%
41-%
45
B*
; 15.600
17%
—9
IIIt
17%
12.000
-
1,100
/
."17%
;
,
'
41%
42%
-
10 Vi
10 Va-:
29
1
IIlOO
-
2.7oo
24,500
"
29%.
No par
5,400
:
No par
IIZ-5
series)
loo
Cement
Corp
4% preferred
Vi
1
A
"
29.300
40,200
,10
Co
*
Portland
36
'
'44V4
No par
Co—
Mfg
"'-42 VL"
100
210
•
27%
26-%
:
-..:
•
...
102%
101:,4
v
100
',40
■
vi;
58 Vi
24%
200
.
'340
'
25
a
58
:
14,900
83
v
*3i«,
V
4,300'
■
•
,22
.
3.200
-•■
40%
*1047;;
..
1,300
;
*41'%
B_
s
1,800
6'Va
28%
100
Inc Class
4,500
27%
■•-'•"■
Publishing,—IIIIIIl
Medusa
ife •:
1.900
28
*4'7i,
Corp__*___2.50
Corp common
4'%% preferred (1st
7
50%
.
100
Co
Mead
6
87.400
IIIBoc
B
G-,800
17.000
45 ' -V.
27%
3
Co
19,200
*
Ola
"
Norris
2 4; 900
2%.
*24%". 25
_5
McLean Trucking Co_
j.
McNell Mach.<k Eng Co_
McQuay
1/190 "
•
No par
preference
Robbins
400
'15,900
67:%
■'■•;' 43%1
: /*' 50%
No"par■
100
9%;
•;
par"
t_l
conv,-preference
&
:-
•
67%
_i
series—
(J Ray). &
,
91% .V
2% >
_10Q "
preferred-
Aircraft
1,100,
16,700
24Ja
•
conv
"63%:
,
.
90%
1
IIII~4
Co
commonconvertible preferred
McKesson
12
16
90!
23%
V
46
,
_No par,
McKee >(A Q). Sc
Mar 15
85% Apr
90%
23 Va
■
-.^lVt
^O^
*45%
61%€3
""""5
Mfg
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
8
26% Feb
-
60 Va
90 %
/
'
23% Mar 12
32 Va Apr
24% f.'
-32%
t
90%
91 / •:
23 Va
59%
45%
'
Corpl
McGregor-Doniger
2
94
9Q.%
;
'*32
.•
41-
1
—
T McGraw-Hill
31
48%-Apr
62%-
32 Vi
45%-
1
Co
McDermott
9
38% Feb
4
.
40Va?
12.50
Inc.—
McGraw-Edison
9
12% Jan
Moore
Corpr.__J_____i
Corp
McDonnell
4
49 Va Feb
46% Jan
.
11
1
2
19% Jan23% Jan
t'
8
Jan
Feb
32 Vi
:
^5
&
&
convertible
4 %%
21
50
$6
5%%
19
1
Apr
39
22
1
16% Apr
43% Jan
16% Jan
Jan
HI_1
;
McCrory Corp
t
9
.
80-
32
40
*45%:/ 46 Va
i
Inc—
McCord
19
19
1
V
~_i
preferred
(JW)
3
104
3i%:;
38%
;
,
,
par
2
125,
/.j,
46 Va
_io
preferred
2%%
51 % Mar 29
4
:
.40%
preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No
par;
$3.40 preferred
4
^_no
78% Jan
25
126% Apr
2
32
,
$3.75
32 Va Jan
Mar 22
Apr
97 % Jan
-4
35% Feb
_
56 % Apr 24
24 % May
1
41% Jan
2
23'
14 % Jan
23% Jan
'
24% May
Corp—""*
Corp^
Masonite Corp_____^
May Dept Stores cOronifin:
5
t
4% %.
Field
1,60
'
Martin-Marietta
30
35% Feb
83% Dec
27
-
19
44% Dec
21
2
70% Jan
39% Apr^
3
■■.i
19
4
26
■
19
3
Aug 21
% Jan
Apr
6
30% Jan
58
Apr
Jan
31
1
_100
Exploration
Midland
Marshall
2
83
Aug
22 Va Jan
7
83
26
Nov
Mar
39*46
preferred—No par
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement
32% Mar 20
5
8
89
99
28% Jan
«
47% May
i
46% Mar 15
27
A
V.
■
»:
1
Corp
Marine
13
21
12
July 18
1
97% Mar 22
Apr
1
Oil
Maremont
•
'
Feb
common
serleg
convertible
Maracaibo
12
56
preferred
Manning Maxwell
6
18% Jan
Inc
fP Ri & Co
Manhattan
Shirt.—
14
77% Feb
36% Jan
76-
23
Mar
Co
Mallory
23
77% Jan
79 Va Dec
5
35
(RHi
60c
32
5
50
Magma Copper—
Magnavox
Co
28
1'
48% Jun
107
29% Apr
13
May
Feb
Mar
2
30
86% Jan
Apr
22
12
6
94 V2 Mar 16-
7
Apr
28% Jan
13
3
23% Jan
27
13
34% Mar Iff
44 % Jan
32% Feb
8
8
43,
JI 39
31% Nov 21
27% Sep
Jan,
22% Jan 10
1
27% May
28
65 % Oct
50% Dec
25
If
5
15
91 % Jan
t
23% Jan
22
17
1
'
27
4
24% Jan
34
30% Jun
3
12% Jan
' *
■
8
47% Nov
21% Jan
;
,
i
3
30
10
-
preferred—
Madison Fund Inc_I__
Madison Square Garden
•
Common
:
2
8% Jan
66
Forbes
Inc
.
>
4% %
'
60%Jun
3
16% Jan
'
,Macy
3
&
Trucks
5% %
2
27% July Iff
*
Mack
23
36% Jan
Wj-
MacAndrews
44 Va Mar 15
*
2
;
'
20:,i
23%
96:
36
111%
t44%
'
37
•
-12%
36
.
•
46 %
93.
li1
V390
9;0G0
18.900
.3,600
r
49 Va
.
12%
38
116
55-1^
;
58.
■
..•
149% .140:%
;r /. 35
36
"
"
I2r:»
^.V
*95
60%
11%
198%
49%
.:
.
*152%
,y,t 17,700
42-
36%
-
°oo
•90%
22%
•k
,
:700
90
41%
23%
.
2; 100
26,800
22
45
51
7,800
55 '• 0
,
41
;:■'. : 20;!«
103%
•
1.5%
,
153%
,*36
?
17,200
:
.38%-
,54 %
91
111%
148
.'
51-
*38
22% V
?o%
83%'
10%
32 %
'
22 %
36%
i
°3%.
•108%
54'A
16% '■17%
r*
,
w
10,600
I mm
34%
10%
49%
A'
453/,,
3.4
15%
.•-'/TiVt,'
33
114%
12;000
47,100
6'a
40 %
•
12%
*140/..
>
96
•
50
.
3;600
1
22%
.
6*'i,
55%
153%
v> '•; 3„800
18%
31;! 4
38%
89 %
-
"
19%
33 Vi-
.
4;500
,v: 6,590
;
11,000
32,
15%
%
%"
15.it
♦21%,
•
,10%
54%
?2Ti»
49'
20%
60aV,:.61%
■•■'■55%.
.
■
-
52 %
,93,
'■n Mm
*
17%
«
36 -<;
61,
92n/|
153%;
39%
44Va
150%
-
15%
109
23% "
1-45 c:.:
37
RO%
V.
*38
•54%
*33"':
.
: 20%
53%
^"•55%
38
12%
44%
:95y
■55%
150%,,.':
36%
,
.37
; *92
-
)0:,4
8;IOC
-,.
1%
;
6Vi
31%
>
7,300
;
-26
/
tm
22 %
34%:
10%
3Q%
::
>.
110 Va
'•
217 n
31%
153/
-
*102% 103% 1
.96
•
*140«;,
—
-51%
.
"
.
""53%
Lowenstein (M)' & Sons .Inc
—I
Lukens Steel C0_l
.3.33 Va
4
t
92
(P) Co common:
^5
preferred
100
LouisvUIe Gas1 & El Co
(Ky)_No par
Louisville &
^
•57 V"
*102%; 103%
—100
preferred
*140
18%
v
6%
'
34%.
23>%
18%
1%
*
6,%
22%.
•
22
,20%
15'
34%
91%
.
39%
*36
19%
26
15 Va
"
15%
%• 152%,
: 100?%
19%
26%
18%
i%
v
:;':V 54'
.
-12%
r
19%
22%
6%
31
15%
-
i
.
.,16
26 %
'
18%
38:
92
>f4r%«
>
15%
31%
35.%
'11%
.
.34%
35%..
"20
"20%
23 Va
23%.-
26%
*10%
•
V49
:
141.
corn—10
preferred—-.
,
,
20;
33
1
54%.
-
:2%
•
;_100
7%
11
15% Feb
4
8
Lighting
35
-
15?
"
X47%
12%
30
16
15%;
:::•"
■■.
31%
38,
39 v«
•
"»?
21 %
«
'
31
15%
1%
*21%
".'V'
10%
Va
30
18%
1^.
•21%
34%
16
19%
6
.21%
29%
26%
V"
33 %v
152
'
Lorillard
4
35
■
90^
i
n,%
.40%, *43%Vi.:
^4
common
:%%.
103« '
*
_~1
±
Corp*i
Co
:
1
preferred
series
4.35%
6
Apr
27
4.25%
.
Inc—
20
34
-
28%
22%
1/
-
14%,
"•50%
"ii%
.
Island
1
Mar 20
Gas
5%
27
Apr
conv
Cement
conv
Long
Mar 20
May
Theatres
4.84%
v
151
52
-
23
Lone
Mar 20
63% Fei)
9
„
24
11% Apr
May 17
20% Feb
96
Jan
58V* Mar
18% Mar 28
77.:
26'
3
32% Jan
24
'
Jan
52% Apr
May 25
/
2
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57 V
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2
89
91 % Dec
35.
13% Nov
Apr
25% Jkn
54% Mar
19% Jan
40% Apr 30
34% May
1
3
28-
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"
2
104
3,
136% Jan
3
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Apr *14
59% May
44% Jan
.,,100% May
'
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170
18
30
35
22
29 % Nov
2
>
Jan
14
27% Feb
6
25
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RR___
Corp_—:
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
*
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
17 Va Mar 12
154% Apr
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32 %
W 19%
5
,
20
27%
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27%
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Valley
Lerner
Mar 19
110% Feb
11% Apr
165% Dec
31
41% Jan
Nov
62
20% Mar 22
12
51% Aug 18
15% Jan
21% Oct
71
21
3
Jan
Lebigh
Lehman
8
Feb
3
47% Jan
35% Mar 29
54% Dec
Feb
24
36 Va Apr
42 Va May -9
56 % Apr 17
15
9
13
1
89% May
-
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3
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Feb
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4
52% May
5
81% Jan-
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35% Feb
/ 43% Feb
28
146 % Jan
$1.50
9
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15'A Jun
27
5% Apr
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,_1
Lehigh Portland Cement
___15
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1
:
31% Jan
5
48 % Apr
4
8
22 % Apr
Inc
Leesona Corp___
6
Feb
A_____25
.No par-
Inc
Rubber
19%
':" 27 >«
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*
series
Bryant
Lear
Lee
15
15% Mar
common
preferred
Lanvin-Parfums
3
Jan
24
31. May
1
10% Apr 30
10% Jan
Lane
Co
Gas
4.32%,
3
11
34% Jun 19
111
Dec 20
Lacleue
10
36 % Jan
16
;
Laboratory for Electronics Inc___*i
8
36% Jan
23
1 % Jan
26% Jan
Va Mar
Apr
11% Jan
•
2
12
/ 40
15% Apr
9
2
Mar
20 3A Dec
•//:
40 Va Jan
8
41,-
26
14% Jan
131
Oct
11
'31 % Jan
26% Mar 12
Dec
40 Va Nov
24
11
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20
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16
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Volume
Numbers 6157
1951
....The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2165),
21,
STOCK RECORD'
Range for Previous
j
Oct
75
30
Apr
9534 Dec
20
'11
Aug
451/4
25% Apr
30
10% Apr
27
15% Dec
11
3
10
78'/2 Sep
12
78
Sep
90
,
12
Mesta
15
86
Feb
6
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan -Edison 3.90%
4.35%
preferred
series
100
1
3.85%
preferred
series
100
preferred
series
preferred
series-—
3
96
Mar 28
Jan
85
May
80 % Jan
83
Mar 23
99
May
81
3
3
3
94
41% Nov
3
46'/2 Apr
28
58
Feb
9
93% Jan
10
101% May 24
391/4 Jan
4
58% Feb
14
95% Jan
99% Apr>
4
70% Feb
8
Midwest
40% Feb
5
Miles
31% May
20% May
3
Dec
19
1703/4 Mar 10
109% Sep/ 1
29
87% Jun
20
34% Sep
44-
3
Apr
45% Apr
211/8 Oct
4
30% Mar 22
34% Jan
3
42% Jun
3% Jan
3
371/8 Apr
20
34% Jan
4
6
26% oct
3:
Missouri-Kan-Tex
1
Missouri
Pacific
42
2
Mar
Portland
Missouri
Public
Mohasco
Jan
11
,
69% Jan
31
71
Jan
79
Mar 28
75% Jan
2
19% Apr,/ 4
16% Apr
30
19
29
31
Jan
3
43% Nov
30% Dec
26
39%
8% Jan
263/4 July
3
6% Jan
Apr 19
22% Mar 20
11 ;< Feb
Monon
Class
20
class
RR
B_.
8% Feb
1
52% Jan
2
Monsanto
37% Jan
2
Montana-Dakota
42% Mar 26
30
28% Feb
26
33% Mar 13
25% Sep 25
17% Dec 28
16i
37% Feb
Montana
Power
37% Apr
11
12% Feb
28
30
36% Jan
22
Morrell
18% Jan
15
Motec
May
1.3 %
May
Motorola
16% Feb
1
MOtor
.16% Jan
4
./4l% May 31
24% Jan
11
32
20 3/4 Jan
31
26% May 22
22% Jan
2
28
Mar 26
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11
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18
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20
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3
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6
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S
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1
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3
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;
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53
64
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19
15,000
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4
25
17% Jan5
Dec
19
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89% Mar 14
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May 3
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4
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98 %
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473-4
Montgomery Ward & Co
(John)
84%
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84
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30
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100
68'A Sep 22
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9
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31% Apr
v
97
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3
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1
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Machine
28
36% Jan
Mar
3,43/4
97
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21%
preferred-;.-.
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23
29
17% Feb-15
*94%
85
A_No par
Service
4.20%
79
8
42% May
21
9% Sep
97
85
5
preferred
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Jan
"94%
f,:
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1
class
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34% Feb
Mar 10
97
8434
3.900
'
86
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Light
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68
9% Jun
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29,300
24,900
2.50
Paper
RR
Missouri
73% Mar 29
39
86
12%
63 %
/
5
Jan
58% Aug 23
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2
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62
1
86
62 V8
3
19
14
86
32
4% Jan
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20
85
99
51% Mar
17
6 3/8 Dec
8434
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14,800
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42%
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Jan
44'/a Jan
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42%
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Mississippi River Fuel Corp
9
321/2 Aug
45%
12%
53
Mission
4
10% Jan
%
53%
9
133/4 Apr
21
44
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19
Jan
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12 %
44
41%
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52 3 4
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8
13% Jan
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Power
May
200
41%
5
Mission
23% Mar 13
11 '/a
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RR
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10%
41%
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&
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27
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12
100
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26%
88
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i
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,
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24
35
42% May 15
11
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3
26
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24
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11%
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&
45% Jan
14
26 34
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97 Va
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5% Mar 27
50% Nov
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4
27
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24% Jan
26
86%
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86 3/4
100
7
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86%
100
70% Feb
39% Jan
2.000
28,200
89
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11
363/V May
11
24%
86%
44%
Minerals & Chem Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
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100
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2
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24 7
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May
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133% Jan--
Apr 27
24%
12
Corp
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24%
44
62% Jan
12
6
35% Jan
1st
Oil
Laboratories
the Week
May 4
84%
int
pfd_100
Corp" common
Friday
May 3
84
No par
Inc
Sales for
Thursday
24%
5
Utilities
Midland-Ross
Mar 19
25
South
5%%
benef'cl
30
.105.
12
22% Dec
Middle
of
Co__
87% Apr
4
3/8 Dec
35% Jan,-4-
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71/4 Dec ,20
66
4 45/p
10
17
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-
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39% Apr
51% Jan
191/8 Jan
2£3/4
Jan
Machine
3.80%
:
34 % Jan
Nov
Mesabi Trust/—Units
143b Jan
;
PRICES
82 %
r;
52% Jan
30
SALE
25%
25c
12.50
■!58% Feb
-4
58
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
HIGH
May i
24 3 a
■=■86%'
Mergenthfller
May 1
85%
No par
r.
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Wednesday
24%
.
84 %s
30
Jan
Aug
24%
16%c
16
30% Jan
99
preferred
1
April 30
1.83%'
Apr
93% Jan
May 27
84% Nov 13
-84% July
Inc
common
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82% Jan
97
6
Co
Inc
44
703/a May' 8
Jun 15
87
89% Jan
Stores
Co
&
$3.50
38% Apr
59% Mar 10'
3
19
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Monday
Par/
12
Jan
Sep
3
33 % Jan
'12% Jan' 31
5
4IV2 Jan
79
Mercantile
5
20
3
28
87% Mar 21
133/s Apr
/
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
94y8 Mar 23
/ 37% Dec
3
NEW YORK
•
18
84% Jan
11
86% Dec
24% Mar 10,
9% Jan
793/4 Jan
12
Feb
28
24% Mar 15
74
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
;•
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,
Year1961
Lowest
—1
_
of America
Va
•
23
23%
22 Vh
22%
22%
23 %
29%
10
29%
29 %
29%
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29%
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2
4
9% Nov
47
Jan
10
18 V2 Apr.
59% Mar
2
11 % Mar 29
1
163/4 Aug
3
Jan
4
9% Jan
523/4 Jan
2
62 % Mar 16
8
13% Jan
18 % Apr
10
26% Jan
27
31% Jan
12
26% Apr
18
70% Jan
6
94 % Dec
13
77'/a Jan
25
42 % May
7
61% Jan
4
17% Dec
142% Nov
30
233/s Oct
30
33% Apr
12
8 5/8 Aug. 10
18% Oct
4
4
78%
25% Jan
9
96%-M£y
18 '
52
15
22,% Feb
27% Mar
7
30% Apr
2
91 % Apr
26
47% Jan
8
54
30% Jan
8
9'/a Apr
17
,/.6% Jan
5
53 % May
3
65% Aug 17
148% Sep
15
23% Jan
93% Jan
3
12
4
General
National
Jan
4
Apr
23
2
163
8
127% Jan
5
136% Mar
131% Dec
Fuel
4
98
151% Jan
preferred
National
3
97% May
1
-
National
2
56% Jan
5
May
80 % May
4 % %
9 % Mar 27
154% May 18
3
124 % Aug
48 %
97
Apr
99% Dec
Sep 26
Mar\23
$4.50
•
6%
243/, Feb
5
32
Apr
30
National
29% May
1
35% Jan
10
1146 % Dec. 27
-55% Oct 25
44% Jan
29
50 % Apr
30
National
Starch
37% Apr
23
45% Feb
8
National
Steel
20
National
Sugar- Ref
Tea
18% May
1
24% Feb
6
17% May
19% May
2
22% Jan
2
National
3
23% Feb
16
^National
93/4 Mar 29
N a to hi as
24% Sep
15 % Jan
6
19% Nov
21
27% May
10% Apr
i5
V'7% Feb
11
24
30
10
934 Jan
22% Jan
26
29 % Jan
6
36% Jan
3
*54% Nov
15
Jan
13
74
80
27% Nov
21% Jan3
86
9
Co^
12
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Neptune Meter
52
2
Newberry
23% Jan
1
84 % Feb
Jan
81% Mar
6
3% %
.
Co
23
*3
39% Aug 28
34
Jan
26
39 % 'Mar 21
New
York
15% July 18
22 y Mar 21
46
Mar 22
1
20% Jan
12
New
York
34 % Apr
30
41 % Jan
4
N
1% Apr
27
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353/4 Jun
27
15 %
May
2
Central
St
&
3% Jan
8
26
New
York
Jan
3
443/4 Nov
14.
38% Jan
18
43% Jan
31
N
Sjtrate Electric Gas
81% Feb
3
48% Aug
11
14
Sep
72
Apr
75 % Mar
27
Jan
86
4
1
May
26
733/:, Feb: 26
2
79'
Feb
85
Apr
85
Jan
106
Jan
17
1
100% Jan
3
24
23% Apr
13
Apr
3
109
Dec
5
29%
30 VB
29%
29%
293/4
29%
29'/a
29%
29'%
7 Vb
7%
7%
7%
73a
73%
7%
49Vb
50 Va
•
7
7%;
50
49%
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97%
97 Va
81%
80 '/a
82%
50
.
Aug 14 '
Jan
103% Mar
"
493%
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97%
170
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83 Vn
84%
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136%
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163
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136%
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30
31
30
30
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30
30%
30
29%
30
30
31
31
31
30'%
30%
49
50%
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50%
2,200
39%
39%
39%
403/4
40
40 Va
39%
39%
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39%
39,100
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19%
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19
19
19
19
19
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17%
20
19%
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17%
17%
20%
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20%
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16%
15%
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15%
10%
10
8%
10
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163/b
8%
16
10
10
-
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17%
20 VB
16 %
10 %
10%
4.85%
-
1043/4 Mar 20
Nov
27% Jan
6
29% May. 3
38 % Feb
9
Nopco
Feb
24
100% Apr
27
109% Jan
4
Norfolk
Mar 14
21% Jan
4
1*2 % Jan
8
117
24
Nov
28
133/4 Jan
12
Jan
26
34% May 15
20% May
25
May
4
24
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Jan
10'/a
Apr
6
1
Dec
28
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3
5
Jan-
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>
5
Sep
12
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2
TO
Jan
Jan
12
Jun
27
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112
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30
Apr-25
North
American
1
15
Jan
North
American
2
74
May
Jun
39% Jan
19 3 a
19»/a
19%
19%
1,900
39%
40'%
39%
40'/a
3,900
78
79
78
78
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78
78
79
79
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253/i
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255/B
25 VB
25%
25
253j,
25'/«
253},
16,200
44%
46 V4
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45%
45%
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12,000
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36
36
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37
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14%
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39 V*
39 Vb
40'%
40'%
41'%
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43%
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45 Va
73
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24
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31
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25
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21
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21
20%
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20 3
61
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25
62:,%
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a
62%
58 VB
603/4
60%
61%
30
28%
28%
28
233%
113/4
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11
10%
11
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72%
73%
73%
73%
74
74
73 Va
46%
47
45
46%
46%
47%
453
46 %
373/4 Mar 16
Mar 16
States
100
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28
May
93
31% Mar
1
6
69% Nov .14
48% May
.4
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-
37
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105
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109%
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109
108 3
113
113
113%
36%
38
3
31
$4.16
preferred
series
35
Feb
36
Mar 29
5
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Airlines
.
page
25.
conv
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Northwestern
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59% Jan
Norwich
2
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v
50
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37%
37%
37%
23,100
33
33%
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33%
33 %
33%
8,500
78'/b
78 %
540
33%
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33
78 Ve
78'/a
78
78%
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92
92
91
91
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310
109
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,
-
91%
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93%
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93
24'/a
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92
92
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93
92
98
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25
25%
29
34
22%
23%
50
51%
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5
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29
28
30 Vb
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25%
293/B
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33%
33%
22%
23
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24%
24
49
50
50 V4
51%
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29
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105'/a
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17,900
5
100
;
4,700
46 Va
100-
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;
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6,200
100
com
preferred series
preferred series—
$4.08 -preferred .series——
$4,11 preferred series
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28 Va
74
105
109
4
100
45
105
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111
105
•
8
22% May
27
Apr
33% Jan
1
7
'
105
105
100
4,600
63.400
11
11
*72 Va
'
86
Jan 19
22% A or ,13
37% May 17
*109%
5
..$4.10
33% July 20
see
Pacific
$3.60
92
.
.
preferred
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78% Mar 23
11
92% Apr
For footnotes,
5.60%
18
.
3
34% Dec 13
\>35% Aug
.
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4
8,300
63 Vb
27%
11
104
25
62
73 Va
105
2,900
104
24%
103%
100
_100.
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29%
29%
13%
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2,400
106%
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28Va
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24%
29%
24%
57%
1 __50:,:
100
340
104
23%
24%
24
109
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30
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.
320
37,200
73
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,
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24
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5,200
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104%
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41
89 •'%
•
109 Va
233/4
23%
800
900
76
90
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'preferred—
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44% Jan
24
4
45'%
46 Vh
*104%
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86
*107
108
500
2%
1431,
83%
76%
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101%
,
-
50c.
preferred „_1_
5.80%
74% Jan
•
Jan
I '
25:
_____25
10.
Gas
31% Jan
14
3
114% Mar
86
Nov
2
23%
Corp
Natural
-
91 % Apr: 24
88
3
107%
5.600
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73
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73
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4,300
1%
1%
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14%
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s
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a
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15
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5
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,
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1
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Central
Mar
8
89
5
2,900
19%
41
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Corp
Northern
85% Jan
July 11
28
10%
10 Va
19%
40
110
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American-
J-85% Jan
-
30
Dec
109
'
Nov
Jan
2,900
19%
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Co__,
Ry common
Northern
77% Mar 23
Nov 29
89
7
3
2
48 Ve Apr
109 % Jan 15
36% May
1
•
9
38% Nov
:
4
108 % May
•' 6
86% Dec
3
72 Vb
19
104% Jan
50% Mar 22
5
July
j
30
4
•
113% Mar 13
1
30
65% Jan
13
July
11
11,400
40
'•
■
18% Sep
Jan
tV«
57% Apr
•10% May
63% Dec 22
May 16
46% Dec - 6
Oct 12
108
Jan
8%
17%
19%
1100
Norrts-Thermador
4
27 "I May
1
I','"', t
*
39%
100
Western
&
1,700
8'%
16%
8%
173%;
19%'
,100"
Corp_--_
Chemical
1,200
21,100
40
100/
100r
__1
Adjustment- preferred
6%
preferred—-.
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•
13% Mar 20
1
Share
Niagara
1,100
19%
100
preferred
4
29
12,500
39%
100
_L_
preferred
57% Jun
8
July 18
Aug
5.25%
210
30
100
4.10%/; preferred----
4
14,600.
164
'
30
12
Jan / 9
,
109% Jan
1,300
7,500
20,700
82%
'
Jan
8
4,300
29%
15
Co
preferred
preferred
29%
*2.800
97%
136%
*135
'
4
*96 3
163
163
•
81%
97%
81%
49%
5
,lw.
preferred
3.90%
Feb .20
4
51
Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par'
3.60%
30
91*
79
90%
*49%
Corp
I
1lponi-No par 7
Shipbuilding
3.40%
23
2
18
733/4 Jan
Mar 17
88
*89%
49%
100
1
series "A
preferred
Niagara
-
29 Vb
90'/a
493 a
New Haven & Hartford_No par •/
$3.75
3
48% Apr
2
Jan
83
6
Jan
Jan
43 % May
70
6
3
Jan-.
77
9
10
28%
£9%
49%
5
Louis
-19% Feb
5%
29'/a
8934
49%
Railroad______l
19
23
28 5/a
2,900
par
Breke_'___!
12
Sep
29 Va
89
50%
10
2% Apr
Jan
11,000
90
& Dry Dock__l
13% Feb
Jan
12,100
60%
1
Co
Corp
24
Y
22 %
64%
28 •%
No par
System
30
v
22
65%
50c
:
23
Y
22'%
64%
89
1
Mining
tPreferred
21%
66
49%
1
;
4"% Jan
IN
21%
65 V4
27%
100
conimon_No
8% Jan
/
21 VB
1
18% Jan
2
21%
66
5
27
Jan
28%
20,700
30,300
27
51 %
•
5
.:
j.
21
2
29%
■V
13%
103
27
4
Dec
7
27%
27
27%
1
Fibre
Dec
July
643/a
13 %
101'/a
27 %
10.400
'
5
Newport News Ship
Y
20%
65%
13%
102
;/:'27Z'/
6,000
b
_10
Co
Air
21
101
101 %
'27%
6'4%
100
Electric
Chicago
25
Newnjont
,86% Feb 20
14 Va
13%
100%
20%
pfd_100
54% Jan
1
433/4
101
26%
90%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
30
•
27%
90%
New
Apr
12%
96 7 it
13%
100%
*50%
20
45
:
50
Feb
86
1
68% May
13 Vn»;
97%
27%
20
,7
3,500
89
England Tel & Tel Co
76% Sep
8,900
44%
New
'/ 653/8 Aug
27 Va
88
New
3
.
43% Jan
26 3/4
44%
12
3
63 % Jan
27'a
88
Corp
preferred
England
26'/a
44 %
26% Mar 27
,
1
26 Va
86
50% Feb
17
26 V4
!
26%
43
13%
___10
-»5
—.
Co__.
(J J)
12,u00
43 V4
Inc
Bros
-
25% Jan
17
163,
86%
I
Corp
Nautec
16'a
43%
Co__2
10
Apr
77% Apr -23
28
Dec~
'11% Jan
Apr 30
v
Mar 19
16%
85 Va
Chemical
Vulcanized
18'A Apr
H 443/a May
79 % Jan
21
16
43
Corp
39
3
: Mar
'«
14
15% Apr
5
29% Apr 28
16% Jun
9
5% Jan!,'3
16 34 Dec
20
1,200
16 Va
86%
National-Standard:Co
22% Jan
55 '/a
16
.
10
Bi
Service
33% Aug. 17
36% Aug 30
1-7% Nov V 6
ro%
55'.
l
42%
:_
3
&
.
lQfia
553%
85
common
28% July 21
Linen
2c
10%
874/4
Co
A-
preferred
■
10%
,X55%
43%
Corp__
Co
prefefVcd
'/■ 7%
9
Lead
26%
■".a
J
85%
Gypsum CO common
1
prefen,ed!i_*_^_i_s._No par
National
26%
16
'
t
5q%
y2
43%
(conv)
Gas
*"15 Va
i
10%
55%;
10
.55%
„
5
C3orp_——
Register
Cash
"' 55.
:
.;:A
'i
10 a4
10%
._10
Co J
No par
1
5
Natl Distillers & Chern Corp com_5
4%%
pfd'serfes of 1951
100
11
83 3A Jan
1
3
26 %
5
Corp
Castings Co_
National City Lines Inc
National
Dairy Products^
4
Jan
27
5 % Jan
Biscuit
National
72
27% Jan
:
National
6
9
.
Aviation
National, Can
4
5
8
33% Nov.
Co
issued——
2
61% Mar
3
78
Jan.
When
293,4 Feb
:
■i).
•Tvi
Chris -Craft Industries
10%
10%
'a'*''
55
<1
6'55%",;
1'/
15%
'l\P/4 "
to
U--
Airlines
National
24
132% Jari
1
2
23% Jan
90% Aug 25
Mar 14
20% Apr
•
23
Corp.
National Acme
National
12
changed
s
Naico
National
23
Aug
92% Feb
July '.. 7
1
12% May,
30% May 11
82% Aug 25
46 %
Nov
91
45 % Apr
1
24 % Jan
263/4 Feb "28
59% Jan
31% Jan
-
Corp—Name
■
-
.
*
*33%
293%
78 %
93
60
.
90
253'«
29,700
"29 7 a
30 %
9,900
25
2.300
33%
33%
24
23%
23%
2,300
49 Va
48%
49%
11.100
•34
(2166)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range foiy Previous
:.>v
QTnrir c
Year liMJl
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
*
EXCHANGE
Par
*
AND
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
May 1
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
May S
Wednesday
Tuesday
./
April 30
May 4
Shares
May 2
;
O
357/b Jan
52 V* Nov
16
3
95% Feb
23
.3
83% Nov
8
Dec
27
99
3
89
Jan
79
Jan
93 'A Jan
3
100
43
Jan
10
49% Jan
2
92
Jan
11
97% Apr
82
Jan
4
86
Jan
19
103
13
36 'A Jan
5
33% Jan
12
85
Aug
>49
•>
Dec
13
4.40%
3.90%
Apr
18
4.56%
99% Apr 18
45% Mar 14
Jan
4.44%
16% Jan
1
45% Mar
18% Apr
94% Apr
23
4%
25
4.24%
41
26
Oklahoma
Okla
Olin
23
Olin
Oil
54% Jan
23
Orange
63
Feb
20
18
May
26% Dec
20
76
1
1
Outboard
19
22% Feb
14
28
102% Mar 22
72% May
4
87% Feb
26
104
84% May
3
96
Jan
2
1 Sep
18
120% Apr
3
Mar
1
115
Jan
2
26% Jan
4
43% Dec
18
87% Jan
6
98
14% Jan
13
Apr
11
105
36% May
24% Jun
15
25% Jan
2
97% Jan
July 11
43
16
17% May
25
4%
Jan
2
Pacific
30
15% Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
18
36% Feb
20
Pacific
Gas
52
23
65% Oct
20
53% Apr
30
60'A Jan
48% Apr
4
32 % Apr
30
Apr
3
8% May 16
24% Aug 30
151% Jan
2
39% Jan
158% Feb
51/4 Jan
177
3
18-b Dec
7
12 % Nov
24
13% Dec
14
16 %
39% July 19
86'A Jan
5
7% Jan
9
23% Mar
13% May
20 %
1
20
97% Feb
8
46
Apr
17
30% Apr
48% Jan
30
60% Nov
22
19% Jan
3
35% Dec
7
23% Jan
9
27
3
% Jan
41
33
Feb
74% Apr
35
Jan
1
27
May
21% May
27
23% May
5
2
2
24
21
May
9
1
27% Jan
26
19% Jan
45
10
48'A Jan
52% Jan
17
4
49 %
Apr
14
37% Apr
5
59% Nov
20
28 % Jan
3
45% Nov
6
32
30% Dec
11
417/b Jun
6
30% Jan
17
35% Feb
20
19
101% Jun
5
90% Jan
5
97% Jun
2
Dec
40
6
98% Mar
95
Jan
3
18% Dec
4
14% Apr
3
59
Dec
6
42% Apr
Nov
3
36
Sep
27
46
July 24
48
43% Jan
12
58% Dec
50% Jan
c
12
24
59% Nov
8
,
A63% Apr
> 76
Nov
100 H
Dec \12
15% Sep 26
32 % Sep 15
3
Jan
3
46% Jan
3
30% Jun
29
96
Sep 12
80% Sep 22
91% July
5
100
Aug 14
33% Jan
3
51
Apr
30
52% Apr
99
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20
30
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24
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13
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62% Jan
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98% Jan
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27
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1
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6
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3
125
79% Jan
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19
59% Mar 14
100
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15
41% Jan
11
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27
51
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11
3
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24
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5
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23
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1
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8
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3
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8
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30
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9% Jan
113
3
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5
55% Jan
5
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5
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175
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13
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3
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Nov
21
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3
28
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19
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60
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4
17
10
139
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1
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20
4
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12
46
65% Jan
24
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27
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13
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120
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135
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14
13
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8
238% Nov
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62
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1
92% Jan
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48 %
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31
31
31
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19
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10
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11
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3
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11
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17
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21
23
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2
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24
42
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12
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1
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9
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27
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14
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10
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32
71%
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188
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22
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44
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18
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15
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30
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17
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14
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173
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0,500
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27
8
Jan
03
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8
23,000
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95
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21
50'
32%
5
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9
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11
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it
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18
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5
78
May
28
102
99%
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32%
25
com
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preferred
38%
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37%
99%
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100
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38
32%
153
9,300
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%
18
17%
18
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37
37%
100
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
121% Apr
May
43
;
105%
36%
100%
38
100%
13%
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Sand
Light
convertible
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22% -*22V,r.
72%
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%
21%
101 % Nov
50
23
73%
86%
1
130
62% May
114
54
5% Apr
22% Mar 30
23
75%
85%
2,900
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127% Jan
17% May 17
61
23
74%
86%
37%
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
Apr
18% Jan
23
76%
23,600
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Reading Corp
Pltney-Bowes
80
123
23
75
85
13%
Corp
Corp
Aircraft
75% Apr
25
227A
77
86%
100
preferred
Piper
18% Mar 16
Jan
23
75%
21 %
preferred
88% Mar 21
14
24,700
13%
common.
3.90% series preferred
Phillips Petroleum—.
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
88
21
18%
21%
.
Cement
Morris
12% Oct
Apr
18%
13%
preferred
&
81% Aug 23
75
Dec 27
23
19
104'A
Jan
6
3
10
18%
100
81
112% Jan
4
20
19 'A
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Feb
xl8%
100
4.68%
69
Dec
,19
preferred
4.30%
31
30
94
18
100%
5
15
2
39% Jan
19%
106
.
5
Jan
26% Apr
38
16,600
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84% Feb
Apr
70%
'
13%
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106
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52
691/4
32%
11
76% Dec.
6
99
Dec 28
70%
101%
25
4
69
32%
Jan
44 % Jan
69%
101%
Jan
2
69'A
100
10
2
68%
100
26
53% May
19% Feb
66%
No par
Apr
81
2,300
69
preferred
Apr
83% Mar 16
49%
preferred
54
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
25%
49%
3.80%
80
12
25%
48%
4.40%
84
25
35%
25%
48
5
8
51% Sep
14% Jan
35
25 %
48%
13
24
29
Nov
May
30%
25%
20%
Corp
Stores
Electric
36
47%
14
Pfeiffer
Pfizer
35%
25%
49%
213%
RR...
Phelps-Dodge
35%
25%
86
1
4%%
preferred—.
Petroleum Corp of America
Phila
200
4,700
34%
1
13%
Co__
Perkin-Elmer Corp—.
Pfaudler
6,700
13%
20%
•
Eastern
40 %
22%
-
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■
5
common
Glass
&
23.500
18%
1
preferred
series
&
98
Jan
67'A
190
25
47%
Apr
102% Feb
82% Jan
77% Jan
18% Jan
19
19% Jan
35%
50%
39 %
No par
5%
convertible
preferred
Pet Milk Co common—
100% Feb
35
25%
50
1
__
59% Mar 23
"
1
34%
24%
■.;
"
38
>
'
1
Pepsi-Cola
31
38
Corp
Permanente
66% Jan
%
39%
70c
Line
Peoples Gas Light &
Peoria
2
Jan
38
50c
19% Mar 15
35 % Nov
78 % Jan
3"
58
;
-
38
10
preferred
4.40%
16
14% May
52% May
Power
4%%
30
567/a Feb
38%
Inc
Co
Peoples Drug
l
19 % Dec
3
30% Jan
20
Penn
2
3
38%
preferred
Chemicals
54% Jan
1
38'A
40%
No par
Inc
conv
(JC)
Pennsylvania
May
37%
Corp
America
Cement
2
Jan
/
46
37%
No par
Pipe
Co
Pennsylvania
1
37%
%
94 %
5
Co
Fruit "Co
Pennsalt
527/b Mar 19
v38% Apr
'
3
1
2-
37 "
t
20
37% Jan;
2
93%
:_10
Ford—-—
4.68%
Penney
20
*18
94%
100
15
Airways
prior
100% May
18% Feb
30
30
Jan
45% May
! I
94% Feb
41
34% Feb
3
11% Jan
32 % Jan
■1 f
30
&
Penn
102% Mar 29
9
94% Sep
Apr
&
Coal
Penn-Dixie
38% Mar 22
6
26% Jan
Apr
44% May
40
18%
*93 %
Sulphur
East
conv
Fenick
3
1
5%
2
40%
*18
Corp
Transportation
Peabody
4
14% Apr
9
39%
18%
100
of
40
41%
94%
Electronics
Davis
Parmalee
2
40%
18'A
Teleg com—14 2/7
__
31
41%
*93%
Aggregates Inc_5
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures
Parke
Mar 29
Jan
40%
% '
40%
Corp
World
Panhandle
38% Mar 15
24"% Mar
31
Apr 28
—
26
Packard-Bell
16
11
12
Dec
Amer
58 % Feb
85% Apr
44% Apr
26
American
Pan
92% Mar 16
98
94%
Consolidated
Pan
24
18
Tin
3
95% Nov
19
98 %
7.50
Corp
Packaging Corp.
12
48% Jan
99 %
18%
Electric
Lighting
Telep &
Jan
22
25
15% Jan
5
180
'
*98%
39%
preferred
Pacific
12
59% Nov
19
6%
24% E/sb 12
59% Mar 14
1
53% Jan
Sep
Pacific
640
102%
* 18 %
No par
&
&
15% Jan
13
May
32 % Oct
30
2
5
13% Apr
6
Pacific
26
6% Jan
Mar 22
19
23% Dec
2"
19% Jan
26% May 15
/
6
Sep
;
41
*102
*93%
common
American
12 y8 Apr
30% Jan
3
40%
102%
18%
*
Paper Co
preferred
$5
3
5
407/e
*102
15,900
86
94%
com—6.25
Co
preferred
Oxford
26
-
.39%
*102
"
34% Dec
30 % Jan
99
102%
*84%
18%
No par
5
141 % Jan
*98%
41
40
_
Corp—5
Fiberglas
21
Jan
-
99
*85
*93%
.
Corp.
Glass
12% Oct
Mar
102%
97
85%
—30c
Gas
Co
33 % Dec
18
*102
*98%
102%
99%
4 6'A
96%.
97"*
*85
100
common_5
Chemical
Marine
Owens-Illinois
5
.
46
46%
96%
85%
20
Co
Gas Corp
Rockland Utilities
Owens-Corning
Mar 23
40%
Elevator
Outlet
2
V3
101% Feb
2
&
Otis
24% Mar
100
102%
*98%
-
Natural
&
3
Jan
97
85
.
Mathieson
26 % Apr
1
27
96
84%
96%
84%
.
3.125
3
2
Nov
97^
84%
96'A
100
Electric
30
41% Jan
96%
100
—100
preferred
22% Jan
5
Sep
106
&
preferred
47% May
12
28% Feb
3
Gas
34% Apr
7
Dec
Feb
46%
46%
No par
36% Jan
30
f
46 7A
47%
*'
3
8
•'
46%
47%
Co
31
82% Oct
76
Oil
22
Aug
82
Ohio
.CI
47%
15
common...
preferred—
preferred
16% Jan
59% Oct
24
1
Co
preferred
preferred.
88% Jan
4
52 H4
4
17% Oct
20
Dec
24
4
17
5§%
Nov
18
39% May
39% May
4
42% Nov
11
15% Jan
39 % Jan
95% Jan
22
17% Mar 15
90
4
32 Vs Aug 24
39
Nov
•
45% Aug
19
16 % Apr
95
Edison
Mar 26
*
90 »/2 Jan
Ohio
'•
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39%
•
4018
32%
;
'
130
...
32%;
34% •35%
7,000
,
..."
10,100
22^00
:
5
preferred
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'
1
•
76
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-
-
29%
79%
145
29%
74%
76%
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144%
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29%
76%
76%
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75%
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145
144%
145
29%
30
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30
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76
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30
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30
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190
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Number 6157
195
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The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2167)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
YearlPGl
Lowest
■;£ "n
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
LOW
Tuesday
April 30
AND
May 1
par
HIGH. SALE PRICES
Wednesday
2
—^
/
.
-
Sales for
Thursday
May 3 ,#
Friday
the Week
May 4
.
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3
49% Jan
16
65% May
70% Jan
a
23
75
a
79
Jan
10
213/s Jan
2
303/4 Feb
13
Jan
16 % Oct
a
24
23% Feb
28
l73/8 Apr
26% Dec
a
5
33% Sep
26
22V?. Apr
75
Apr
4
88 % Feb
6
21% Apr
6
4
24% Aug 31
19% Jan
34% Sep
o
27
44% Aug 18
35% Jan
July 19
11% Mar 22
1
25% Feb
15% Jan
19
Jan
15
4%
15% Jan 18'
103/4 May
13% Jan
15
4%
8
0
15% Dec
0
13
10% July 26
0
58
0
Oct
41
8
71% Dec
13
16
Raytheon
1
66 % Jan
Red
2
Owl
>0
Reed
Roller
20% Nov
213/4 Mar
5
28% May 10
15% Apr
21% Feb
12
25
14
163/4 Jan
4
Reichhold
16% Jan
203/4 Apr
43% Nov "jl
10
.0
67
Apr
49% Jun
13
6
•
Aug 24
11
66 3/4 Mar
29
25
3
183/4 May 11
14% Jan
6
22
15 Va Jan
47
Jan
3
30
108
Oct
2
30
683/4 Sep
30
83
30
12% Dec
Mar
23%
24%
24%
77
24%
75
75
Mar 12
Revlon
Drug
Steel
11%
11%
12 /'■/
11%
12 vb
9,200
22%
22
22%
21%
37%
22 %
36%
37%
37%
23,300
37%
38%
36%
8%
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11%
15%
10%
-11
11%
47
47%
47%
48%
48%
49%
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19%
18%
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18%
16
16%
16 '/a
16%
vllfc'jS
14 %
14%
14
14%
•18%
19%
9
43/4 %
preferred
116% Jan
31
4%%
conv
106% May
80% Feb
59 % May
14
9OV2 Oct
6
87
8
12% Apr
Mar
16
4
14
78% J an
3
1113/4 Nov
14
37% Sep
25
51% Apr
27
38
DO
25% Jan
3
30
29
Nov
30
Rheem
Oil
303/4 Jan
37% Mar 19
Riegel
Paper
30
50% Mar 13
27 % Mar
34%
Mar 26
Ritter
10
47% Jun
5
34% Apr
42% Feb
12
DO
43% Jan
19
623/4 Oct
20
51% Jan
62% Mar
5
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3
34
Nov
27
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27% Jan
4
38% Aug
9
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670
2
16
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8
3
Rohm
87
2
93% Dec
4
90% Jan
JO
17% Jan
9
27% May
5
19% Apr
00
12% Jan
13
21% May
16% Jan
3
27% Dec
27% Dec
6
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1
23% Jan
May
00
18
Feb
8
25% Apr
00
29% Sep
19
43% Apr
>00
10% Oct
3
19% Apr
18
00
12% Feb
3
17% Dec
27
too
36% Jail
3
46% Apr
7
12% Oct
100
14% May
36% Apr
13
22% Mar 16
25
00
00
36% Jan
3
633/4 Dec
86
Jan
3
93
Nov
27
00
372
.
,
Dec
404 % Dec
27
Royal
McBee
13
Ryder System
60% Jan
94
26
k
18
33% Jan,
9
43% Nov.;
29
15% Jan
3
177/a Jan
70% Jan
5
20% Nov
79
Apr
2
00
6
8
7
Jan
00
723/4 Jan
5
31% July 20
41% Oct
19
33 Va Jan
18
Jan
26
34 % Jan
26
00
92
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39% Feb
00
3
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30
60% Feb
23
42% Jan
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.
21
Jan
3
Jun
27
70
Jan
16
84% Apr
25
$3.40
90
Feb
6
95% Apr
26
22
300
24 Z
29% Mar 21 /
13
51% Dec
30
Jan
2
28
Feb
•
4
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5
20% Apr
Jan
12
14% Apr
83% Jan
31
18% Sep 25
31% Feb
15% Sep
Seaboard
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143/a Jan
4
Bervel
103% Feb
7
7
9% Jan
30
19
Shamrock
28 %
28 Va
1,400
36
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%/
35%
35%
35%
3,700
58%
60%
58
58%
57%
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57%
58
57%
58
3,600
115
117
118
121
94 "
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94
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1,380
94
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4,580
20
20'A
20
20%
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20
21%
8,500
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21%
22%
23
22
22%
21%
22
28%
28%
28
28%
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27%
28
27%
28
26%
27
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27
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26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,600
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39%
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39
39'a
39%
40%
39%
40%
208,400
10%
11%
10%
11
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11 v*
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11
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11
14%
14%
14%
14%
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37%
37
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37%
37%
37%
13%
13%
13 Va
21
20%
21
21
21
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13%
14%
13%
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14,600
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15%
14%
14%
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37%
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78
78%
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78%
78%
78 %
78%
78 %
600
34
35
34%
34%
34% 1
33%
34%
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100
5
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34%
100%
37
38%
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12%
11%
12 %
1
34
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37%
12
100
10
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38
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37%
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42
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100
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12%
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15
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15
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15%
15
15'/?.
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22%
21%
21%
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22
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22%
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22
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9%
9%
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9%
9%
9%
47
50%
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35%
35%
35%
7%
8%
7%
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78
80%
76%
34%
35%
4,500
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v
1.40
35c
1
30
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2,400
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50%
48%
49%
48
49%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
8%
8%
8%
8'/a
8%
8%
8,800
78 Va
73%
77%
74%
75%
74%
75%
13,100
34 %
35
35
35%
35%
36%
35%
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31,300
84
84
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85
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10;200
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84 %
78%
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82%
82
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11
11 vb
11,800
1
5
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81
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10%
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82
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9%
10%
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5%,
5,700
8,700
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23%
39
38%
39
38 Vb
38%
38%
39
23%
24
23%
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.
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55,000
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5
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50
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49%
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-
9%
38%
1,300
39
23 vb
■
*
23%
20,300
7,800
Shattuck
8hell
153/8 Jan
26
183/4 May
18% Apr
16
22% Jan
15
233/4 Aug
8
14% May
1
18% Jan
4
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
1
29% Feb
9
Siegler Corp.
1
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
227/u
23%
22%
23
7
23%
Apr
29
33% Jan
2
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
1
27%
27%
27
27%
27 Vi
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
5,000
54
53
53%
53%
53%
3,200
31%
2,100
4
60% Apr
34
3
Jan
27
17
Apr
19
48% Jan
>
36% Oct
45% May
9
63% Jan
11
12
56
17
33% Mar 29
36
4
16
Apr
6
106 3/4 Jan
8
55 % Jan
18
28 % Jan
8
67% July
3
26% Oct
3
12% Jan
4
23% Jan
3
3 6 3/4 Jun
7
46% Jan
4
77
Nov
14
52% Dec
28
38% Jan
3
9% Dec
19
133/4 May 26
6% Mar 15
4
60% Nov 14
•
9% Dec
40% Feb
5
129% Mar 22
62
Feb
53
52%
53%
53%
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26%
*26%
•26 Va
27%
*26%
36 VB
36%
36 Vb
36%
36%
36
36%
30,600
114%
117%
116%
117%
116
116%
7,100
55 %
55%
56%
57%
57%
57%
30%'
Simplicity Pattern Co
Oil
Sinclair
5
Oil
Smith
South
64 Va
18,100
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52
53 Va
56,300
Mobil Oil Co Inc
Railroad
Jersey
Co
Rico
Va Apr
30
31% Mar 30
Southern
California Edison
Southern
Co__
Sugar
Public
10
51
May
2
57 % Jan
30
46
Jan
24
52% Apr
30
Southern
Indiana
45
Jan
24
50
Mar 21
Southern
Natural
25 % Apr
30
30% Feb
16
Southern
Pacific
61% Oct
13
52 Va May
1
59% Feb
7
Southern
47% Mar 15
Railway
17% Jan
9
19% NOV
8
18% Jan
4
20 %
65% Mar 20
72% Oct
30
»71
Feb
14
31
Jan
17
75
7% Jan
12
Jan
3
44% May 31
Mar
May 15
18% May
9
4
91% Jan
96
64% Ar
29% May
38% Mar
88% Apr
17
83% Jan
86
3
26
35
88% Jan
3
34% Oct 26
3
973/4 May
473/4 Jan
2
53/i May
8% Jan
24
34% May
42% Jan
2
footnotes, see page 25.
Co
95
Apr
24 Va Jan
Feb
Mar
Spartans
&
$4.50
$4.50
tr
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Bros
Co
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39%
5
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32%
30%
31
1
20%
20%
51%
38 Va
8%
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20
8
7%
8
8'/a
8%
8%
52%
53%
52%
8%
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7%
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8%
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2,600
53
900
52 Va
52%
52
52
39
39
39%
39%
38%
39
2,100
32%.
31%
31%
31
31%
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20
20
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20
20
29%
29
29%
29
29%
39,000
52%
51%
52 Va
51'/«
52%
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39%
30%
8%
53
29%
30%
30
30%
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30
1,100
30
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29%
54%
54%
52 V*
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52
52%
51%
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51%
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46%
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47%
47%
47%
48%
4fc%
48
12,700
45%
25%
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
42,900
52 Va
53%
54
54%
54
54%
54%
55
13,200
54%
20%
19%
20 VB
19%
19%
20%
20 Va
20 Vi,
20%
25%
53 %
*&0
100
*73
common
common
76
33"%
33
1
-•73
32%
76
x51
*73
32%
33
76
32%
50%
♦73
33
51%
51
*73
76
33%
33%
_
700
51%
2,200
75
6,300
33%
20
19%
19%
19
19%
18%
19
18%
26%.
26
27
25%
26%
24%
1
25%
25%
27%
5%
5%
35
34%
35%
95
95
95
3,500
18%
19%
26%
6%
'
6
36
*94
50c
-
95
36 Va
5%
6 VB
34%
95
19
25
5%
36%
6 Va
2.50
100
preferred
preferred.
28%
1
Inc
preferred
Inc
51%
51%
20
Industries
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel
52%
39%
No par
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%»
53 V*
32%
(Del)..No par
common
Spalding
3
8Vb
52
51
7.50
Southwestern Public Service
Jan
8 VB
8%
preferred
Ohio stock
(AG)
Co
Co
5
14
3
51 % Nov 24
11% Apr 27
Jan
&
8%
8
53%
El-No par
&
Gas
7
4
90
Mobile
Gas
353/8 Mar
16
20% Jan
24% May
com
Service
26% Jan
26% Jan
18% Mar
non-cum
7%
8
5
17
22
29% Oct 11
5%
52%
8
54%
53%
com.4.50
Co
preferred
Southeastern
50VB
8
8
1
50
2.50
E & G
Gas
Puerto
Platinum
&
52 %
15
No par
Co
Gold
16
26
Apr 16
2,500
63%
52%
16
Apr
5,800
25 VA
64%
16
47% Jan
25
44,100
51%
Jan
28
25%
4,100
25%
64
233/4 Feb
29
24%
52%
33
31% Dec
26 '/a
64%
40% Jan
26
30%
25%
25%
18
29 3/4 Dec
30%
26%
63 %
18
11
8%
31
25%
25
Jan
20
30%
25
64%
Jan
27
30%
22%
25%
29% Jan
8
28%,
26
61%
preferred
21
31%
24
25
Carolina
I 5%
28%
30%
65%
South
South
56%
25%
15
19
117
64%
Amer
17
55%
25%
Line
Feb
116
4,900
27%
5
South
53
55%
36%
54
Kline & French Labs.No par
Smith
44% Jan
120
27
*31
25%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Feb
55%
.5
Inc
36%
117%
.10
(A O)
Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant
800
31% Sep
Jan
Co
Co
36%
20
.25
Corp
Manufacturing
Skelly
Z 58
52%
1
_50c
issued
Socony
243/a Nov
14,900
52%
1
3
16,800
«■
51%
2
1
2,700
19%
15%
52%
4
50
15%
51%
8inger
16
19%
19%
15%
31%
9% Jan
11
4
20% Jan
19%
15%
31%
10% Jan.
15% Jan
2
%.
31%
56% Mar
15% Jan
91
15%
31%
1
27% Jan
38% Dec
19
14%
31%
9
26
Apr
3
Mar 23
Apr
8
50
34% Apr
15%
.
54%
-7% May
38% May
3
19%
15%
18%
18%
15%
36,200
30%
49% Jan
4
20% Jan
18%
18%
14%
5,500
44,700
18%
53%
5
5
49 % Nov
18%
31%
28
49% Oct
613/4 Nov
37
18%
54%
72% Feb
52% Jun
53 % Nov
19%
37%
18%
31
29% Jan
3
3
19%
37 Vb
18
54
1
9
3
19%
37%
17%
No par
23
25
19
19%
36
17%
18%
No par
61% May
25
Jan
36% Jan
19
36%
17%
Simmons Co
8
35 3% Mar
273/4 Feb
27% Jan
38% Jan
19
35%
17%
Simonds Saw & Steel
21
Feb
5
44% Jan
303/4 Dec 21
?
22 3/8 Jan
:
19%
36%
17%
1
19%
37%
13%
35
No par
54
When
3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
127% Nov
44% Jan
55% Mar 12
15
493/4 Feb
61%Nov22
13
(Frank G)__
Oil Co
.
21% May
28% Apr
•>
117
7,500
485
116%
19%
7,800
37 %
475
41% Mar 20
42 3/4 Jan
For
94
33%
36%
470
233/4 May 15
21
Dec
8
19
Jan
*92%
33
37%
461
23% Mar 28
383/4 May 23
82
94
20%
33%
37%
467
293/4 Jan
\
Sff":
115%
116
33
37 Vi,
461
30
3
88
36%
116
19%
33 Va
32%
37
461
30
25
28
*92 %
36%
458
23
Jan
27
36%
113%
32%
32%
33%
462
3,300
Apr
4
49
32%
36%
455
13.400
Apr
6V
22 3% Sep
-
1
19,100
•
18% Apr
28
14
Feb
20,600
27 %
Oil & Das
Steel
Sharon
15,200
4 %
35
23
May 17
46% Mar
5
4
400
14'/«
4%
27%
common
Shahmoon
12
87%
13%
28
preferred—
ll3/4 Mar 30
45% Feb
2
38% May
87%
4%
4 Va
28
Co.
Rubber
Inc
$5.25
88
13% '":14';;;v:
4%
27%
100
Falls
Roebuck &
103% Feb
26
10% May
16'% Feg
37
Finance
1
12 % Jan
88
14 v,
4 VB
27%
common
Sealright-Oswego
Sears
2
88 3/4 Jan
29
89%
*88
-14'//
1.200
28%
Seagrave Corp
2
4
15% Jan
28
3
9
77,200
27%
.
14
61%
35%
Bolt Corp of Amer
Air Line RR Co
50% Feb
^60%
39
1
Seaboard
27% Mar
61%
86 %
V
Screw
23% Jan
2,600
60 Va
35%
5
7
18
Jan
4%
109 %
38%
series A
6
15% Mar
50% Mar 13
37% May 12
Jan
3
21
36% Oct
72
NOV 27
105
97% Jan
Co
27
,44% Jan
15
July 28
17
'11% Jan
>
14%
4%
10(5 %
83%
preferred—
&
89%
13%
4%
109%
39%
Ry Co com
1
31% Mar
•87%
14%
109%
62
61
49%
35%
preferred
Bcovill Mfg Co common
,3.65% preferred
30
Apr
6 3/4 Feb
88
4%
100
N
11,
Apr
19% Jan
943/4 Nov
'/54
100
26 Va Jan
81
5
5 % Apr
30 Vb Jun
000
2
May
74% Jan
61 Vb
49%
83%
$4
May 22
59%
1
Paper
77
37% Feb
16
Jan
15
Scott
34% May
31% Jan
300
2
9
10 /
■21% July 25
>00
42 3/4 Jan
•
5'
300
1
4
97
3
Feb
70
Fran
Schlumberger
May 19
27% Jun 15
74
Nov 14
4
16% Jan
00
>00
14
61%
66,700
49%
35%
inc.
81% May
9
11
Jan
87
9
98% Feb
7% Apr
110%
31,100
*49%
39 Vb
convertible preferred-:
47 % Dec
41 % Nov
73 % Jan
00
L30
30
2
11% Jan
73%. May
20
109%
40%
31 vb
83
Diego Imperial Corp
Schick
110%
39=%
29%
36 %
preferred
pfd 4.40%
5 %
24
,
57,000
„
40%
31%]' 31%
39%
2.50
10 3% Jan
Apr
53%
40
83%
No par
9% Apr "23
47
53
51%
39
35%
Sangamo Electric Co
34% Apr
'54'://
39%
53%
83
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference
Schering Corp common
8
52%
%
49
38%
Co
18 Vb Jan
14
53%
53%
f
27% Jan
24
14% Mar 10
3,900
_5
1
Nov
41%
36%
20 g„
1
May
41%
■
82%
Diego Gas <fe Electric Co
San
16 V* Jan
41%
38%
8t Regis Paper Co common
1st
May
40%vApr
41%
36
Co
1
46% Nov
16
Jan
100
42
100
14% May
70
8% Jan
38
39% Mar 12
41%
79%
Preferred series A 5%
23
41%
38
5
11% May
11
46% May
80% Feb
San
41
36%
10
21 % May
34% May
50
St L
86,200
39 %
Co—I
10
Light & Power—No par
St'-Joseph
1
41%
48%
82%
St Joseph Lead
4
46%
36 Va
Inc
conv
44% Mar 22
49%
81
20
Stores common.
21 % Mar
300
-8%
*
38%
preferred
4.30%
16%
V
No par
5
22
40
.10
■
*16%
10
May 10
14% Jan
21% Jan:
00
98
/
16
223/4 Nov 21
7% Jan
too
38
May 25
100
4
Jan
30%
00
300
37% Dec
' 3
Jan
37
28
26% Jan
31% Feb
00
4%
3
26
16%
13%
1
£
ll
Aeronautical
Safeway
2
May
352% Jan
*16%
30%
1
18 3/4 Feb
26
16%
49 »/a
88
100
Inc
Ryan
30
16%
50
60
5
(Jacob)
22
Feb
90
16%
48%
109 "a
Co
Ruppert
5,900
'*16%
109%
Corp.
26% Jan
352% Jan
11
.5
30
Apr
48% Apr
6
00
Petroleum
Rubbermaid
33,600
16%
49%
109%
1
9
193/4 Apr
8
Dutch
Ruberoid
11
1
Royal
5
167/8
10%
ill
3
4
16%
10%
49%
Corp
26
17%
10%
49%
(Geo D)
Jan
61
16%
50%
1
14% Jan
•59
17 vb
10%
43%
Corp
Cola Co
41
61
16%
10%
49%
Corp
Crown
17% Jan
1
12
13% Mar 30
1,700
10%
5
Royal
143/4 Feb
4,000
17%
16%
49%
Corp
Ronson
30
800
39%
10%
•49%
Controls..
11
40% May
19 va
39%
17
16
50
preferred series A
Roper
19
17
10%
No par
»■_.
29% Feb 12
31% Mar 15
10
10% Apr
4%
*59
4,500
12,800
41
40
32%
& Haas Co common
Rohr
25
61
*59
19%
2,300
17
14%
43 %
1.25
27% Apr
1
19
33% Jan
12
27% Aug
30
18% Jan
00
Dec
15
10% Mar 15
too
24% Jan
22% Mar 13
18
11
/ Mar 22
94
30
61
18%
16%
14'%
•
16%
.31%
When issued
18
*16%
18%
.
No par
Rockwell-Standard
Jan
Apr
16%
38
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp
Feb
124
Apr
42%
32%
Inc
Robertshaw-Fulton
38
Apr
18%
1.500
»■"
2.50
33% Apr
35 Vb Jan
•18%
16%
—.100
Corp
555
29 % Jan
445
1,600
.41/:.,':
36%.
Ltd
50%
*19
31%
Co
50%
19%
40%
Trust
so
14%
32%
series
1,300
50
17
37%
com
11%
14
31%
A
11
19%
;
3,400
11%
J6
49
|
Company
32% Feb
%
33,200
8%
ii rz
17
16 %
377h
8%
15%
14%
CoL—2.50
Corp
34% May 10
41
16
'
8%
16
17 %
18%
*59
8%
*15%
14
41
61
16
*11
18%
16%
*16 %
5
Tobacco
Richardson-Merrell
Richfield
443/4 Mar 14
May
18%
8%
16
15%
10
pref.
3.60%
!
38 vb
8%
8%
lb
10%
50c
com
Selection
8%
42%
16%
10
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
2
Mar 14
102
79% May
30
Mar
5
*
/
42
—50c
,
.
*59
series__100
series
2nd
(RJ)
Preferred
Jan
90
Metals Co
Reynolds
15% Feb
30
May
•11
5
,
Feb
30
500
8%
15 '/a
5
& Chemical
2
4% Mar 12
>0
36%
50
50
Corp
4
50
200
11%
22 %
_10
3%%
41% Jan
Jan
76
11%
common
52% Jan
48
7.900
6,100
3f,000
22%
Copper & Brass.
Reynolds
2,100
<
/
11V2
Co
Eng
29% May
5
*74
108,700
22
Inc
Rexall
May
*75
59%
12
Corp
&
36% May
23% May
8
21%
24%
77
58%
?r
Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
67% Mar 13
49
89% Nov
14
24%
76
Republic
Revere
49% Jan,30
131% Jun < 5
26
4
17
8
Conv
30
19
5
Aug 18
8
60% Nov
JO
Jan
Jan
43% Jan
56% Jun
25%
76
No par
i.
Mfg Co
preferred
38% Jan
84
23
76
12% Jan
9% Mar 29
Elec
May 23
3
24%
3.83%
Co
Reliance
Republic
23
35 % Oct
Reliance
4
Jun
JO
6
4
Jan
43% Jan
19
5
Stores
60
52
18%
50
Inc
463/4 May
9
19%
Chemicals
3
65 3/4 Mar
57
)0
Jan
24
Apr
15% Apr
18
May 17
3
'37% Mar
23
May
59
7
Oct
53% Jan
18%
•
16
10% Jan
Dec
19
preferred
2nd preferred
Bit
Bros
23
49% Jan
39'/2 May
21% Dec
54
Reeves
Reliable
19% Apr
17% Jan
7
7
20
>0
18%
11%
Inc
Stores Inc
3
May
18%
1st
non-cum
3
Jan
36%
18%,
23%
common
non-cum
26
18
76 Tit
35%
18%
Co
Reading Co
Oct
3
76%
37%
18%
Inc.,
Jan
8
76%
36 %
No par
50c
International
Rayonier
is
May
76%
37 %
1
Raymond
18
16
123/8 Jan
0
10
59%
77
37
j>n 1^
16
10% Feb
Apr
58%
77
38 %
No par
24% Apr
41 % Feb
8% Apr
59%
76%
37%
Inc
14% Feb
•
58%
76%
38%
1
v;
Raybestos-Manhattan
17% Jan
•
o
58%
76%
38
2.50
.
House
55%
76
oso
Co
Inc
Random
11% Oct 27
57% Jan
a
Purina
Ranco
Mar 16
"*>81
May
11
Ralston
57%
54%
Corp of America com.No par
1st preferred
No par
$3.50
Mar 30
45
72
11
Dec
Radio
63"% Mar 14
51% Jan
9
35% May
>
*94
95
.
34 %
*94
5%
9,900
-
5%
35%
i
*94
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
19 Vb
95
95
95
95
95
96
96%
95%
.
30%
31%
29%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 Vo
No par
84%
84%
*84%
85 va
*84%
85 %
*84%
85%
*84%
No par
5%
36
95
7,100
5,200
10
19%
147,500
95%
176
31%
20;500
85
20
24
(2168)
The
Commercial, and Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Rcinge for Previous
,r,';
1
35
1961
Year
owest
Dec
'
■>
STOCKS
Lom est
28
35% Dec
29
Nov
33
May
12
91
15
62 V4 Apr
30
23
74% Jan
2
lls/a Jan
3
78% May-12
19% Dec 12
25 Va Jan
9
53% Jun
25 V4 Feb
46% Jan
5
81 Va Sep
25
44% Sep
25
40% Jan
3
15% May
4
3
9
181/4 Jan
D
13
Monday
Par
Co
■J',.
Inc
Brands
34%
90
2
91
4
'
Mar 20
> 59% Feb
Standard
28
Apr
Oil
Standard
8
95'/. Feb
Apr
7
Financial Corp
1
Standard Kollsman
Industries..
1
Standard Oil of Calif dom-----6.2S
$3.30, conv preferred..
..No par
3
of
Oil
Indiana
of
New
57% Nov
28
25% Oct
Mar 30
28
4
82
»
58 V4
3%%
52'
Mar 23
32% Mar-27
27% Jan
17
•
26% Oct
16
20% Oct
31
26% Jan
3
28 V4 Apr
42% Dec
8% Nov
2
14 Va Mar 17
17% Jan
,
Mar 28
-27
.
29% Mar
May
4
22% Feb
9% Jan
i;
22
13% Jan
9
67
Jan
4
24% Jan
3
24% Jan
4
21% Jan
11
16% Jan
Jan
5
10
Nov
;;
9
Sep
2Q
74
34 »4 Apr
U
Jan
6
131/4 Sep
17
Sterchl
91% Mar 26
Feb
28
31% Feb
15
18
26
16
21
Jan
•
Bros
Stores
Drug
Inc
33% Jan
330
Jan
21% Oct
29 % Jan
Stevens
Inc
(J P)
&
2
6
1
275
Stone
Webster
&
24
Storer
15
24% Apr
18
26
360
Jan
4
.
30% Jan
Broadcasting Co-
Suburban
2
Gas
33% Apr
19V'a Apr
Jan
15
26
28
15% Jan
2
45% Mar 17
57% Nov
28
38% May
15
4
Oct
16%
Oct^4
4
Propane
3
28% May 31
20% Apr 20
20V8 Jan
13 % Jan
13 Va
5
90
87
Jan
47% Jan
3
2314 Jan
Apr
32% Nov
7
29
3
Jan
161/4 Nov
3
1115 Oct
Jun.
9
26
7
1464 Jan
3
31
1
118% Jan
2
Sunshine
Biscuits
3
11% Jan
2
Sunshine
Mining
Feb
27
30
15% Jan
3
27
47 y8 Jan
29
Nov
26
May
4
23
Jan
2
1
16% Feb
1
61
13
59% Aug
18
52 Vt Jan
20
19% Jun
14
16% Jan
8
15
40% Nov 21
37% Jan
2
Jan
46
3
Oct
18% Mar
5
,
21
38% Jan
24
9
17
Apr
79V» Apr
27
52% Apr
23% Jan
1251/2 Jan
48% Apr
7
8
12
8
21% Jan
29% Apr
24% Jan
35
22V4 Sep
31% Apr
'3
30 V2 Apr, 27
50
10% Jan
30',4 Oct
2
8
97% May
1
25% Jan 24
3
37 y. Jan
Jan
17% Jan
27% Jan
113
24
15 %
9
May
55
Jun
28
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82
83
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20
87
25 '/a Dec
29
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5
3
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24% Mar
23% Jan
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24
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66
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2
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4
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50
27
59% Jan
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1
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8
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6
2
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26% Jan;
3
123
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7
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30
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36
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20
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3
146
129
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3
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4
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22
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4
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4
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7
18
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18
3
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12
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13
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28
39
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19
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3
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21
56
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United Merch & Mfgrs Inc.
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2
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2
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2
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2
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25
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47%
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5
10
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39
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28
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50
99
110
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16
441/2 Jan
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50
10
15
10% Mar,22
3
42V2 Jan
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Jan
1
921/2 Apr 16
30 J/4
May 1
8
601/2 Jan
53 Va Jan
104!4 Feb 28
40% May 24
30
May
42 J/8 Jan
17
291% Jan
r
29
H0V2 Aug 22
Jan
2
33% May
4
24 Vi Apr 23
15
29 J/2 Sep 25
33% July 26
18% Feb
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8 J/4 Jan
51% May 15
56 Vi Aug " 8
37% Jan
7
Apr 16
31% May
l
8% Aug 17
39% Nov
8
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18
61
~
29%
15
52 J/4 Apr
5
84% Jan
Ddyllte
Underwood
121% Jan
2
Feb
73 Vi Jan
2
2
1
95!4 Jan
83a
1173
2
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104*4
104
19
Rap Transit com.No par
conv
nrior preferred,
50
Jan
1
78
6
27'/a Jan
Feb
8
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a
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16 Vs
City
27% Jan
3
46
18
20
Feb
17'/* May
36
11
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20
81
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71
2.
36J/2 Jan
30%
Va
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Twin" Industries
25
18
,
conv
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Century-Fox Fjlm Corp
5%
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25
,
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1
22 */2 Apr 17
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1
13
2
5%
5
11% Jan
Airlines
Coal
2;6 Va
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I
11
52% Nov
6
49% Jan
4
25
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42% Jan
May
16%/'
48 7
40 Va
:
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5,200
.
,
93
25
1178
100
.
Corp common
preferred....^.
Tung-Sol
12
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8 Vs
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common
Pipeline ,Co
World
$2.70
22
3-
37%
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26%
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7.900
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;
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102
No par
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class
Co
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14% Mar
11
; 30 Va
103 Va
7%
42%
26V4
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;__2
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39% Jan
58% Dec
144
-
,
52V4 Feb
31% Dec
4
1
Co.!,..**.
Supply
Trans-Wbrld Financial
6
18
3
Trans
16
22% May
49% Apr
;>_%
Co..
Transwestern
18
51 J/4 Dec
Jan
-
28
26
Anr
30 Va
.19V4
93
x25
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&
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4Va.% conv preferred
Transitron
Electronic
Corp
29
4
Jan
1
25 Va
25
Transamerica Corp
131/4 Jan
22
12
39
:
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14% Jan
19
34% Apr 23
51% Feb
8
Realty
Torrington
26% Apr
13% Jan
116
■'
14
34% Sep
May
14
26%
-
19V4
,-42%
a
48%
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Toledq Edison
23
26*/a Dec
18% Sep
Tlshman
2
2
12
■**'.'
65 Vi
15% Feb
1
15
Jan,
18 y8 Jan
3o'/4
7
25
23
141
30
54% Jan
30
Oct
48
48 7/s Feb
11
10% May
30 V» May
8
25% Mar 26
27 Vs Jan, 15
30
11% Jan
21
22% Dec
Jan
9% Apr
*
-
20% May
1
20% May 15
18
Jan
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93
' 49 %
No par
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common
Roller
\ Tractor
811/2 Jan
10
-
18
1.3 J/4
100
preferred.!
28% Apr
281/» Dec
19
Oil
6,400
1,300
13%
7.50
.
Tidewater
251/8 Mar
3,200
13 V i»
com_5-
57'/4 Feb,
;
25%
27
13%
l
1
100
.,
25%
213a
5
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Thor Power Tool Co_^
3.200
<
26%
191
No par
Co
Co.
.32%.-
2.5 V a
22%
..10
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
4
Apr
231/4 Feb
2
3
Mfg
3,700'
27
4
42
__33%
preferred
Glass
7,900
2,400
.
292
19 Vs
5
Oil
24%
"275
21%
Co__5
No par
__l
Inc
&
295
39%
1
,
Producing Co
Sulphur
conv
173,400
'
Transmission
Thjpkol Chemical
Thompson / (J
3
;
48'/a Jan
1
13
25% Jan
18% Oct
20% Jan
May
$1.25
2.200i
.8%
1
1.25
Coal
34%
83a
19 Va
..4.90
Corp
Pacific
34%
87a
'
Instruments
Texas
32%
34%
22 3 8
'
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Gulf
.
32%
26%
25 Va
^4
20
63
40
4
1170
16 Va
—
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
Texas Utilities
Co:.
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Textron Inc common..
50c
22
4
55V4 Apr
,
9
27% Mar
Gas
Texas
Texas
S
44'% Jan
18 3
38 Va
a
42-
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62 V'4
24 3
24%
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26 V*
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1190
18%
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12.50
Texas Gulf
:
Mar 19
331/2 Mar
v
22% Apr 26
29% May
1
May 10
11
3IV4 Mar
81
2 4 !4
19%
287
x98%
34
Inc
Texas
11
21% Feb
37% Nov
23% Apr
115% Nov.
15
J
23%
63%
33%
48%
101
8
8.500
4,500
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25*2
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Gas
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,
Tennessee
.
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1.38 8/9
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15
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Wayne Corp
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:
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California
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Jun
206% May 15
27
25% Sep
15% Jan
2
591/2 Mar 15
K
\
12.50
of America
Tandy Corp
TelAutograph
9
271/4 Aug
3
16% Jan
95
Mar
25 V4 Mar
16
16 Va Sep
33
of
26%
,
:V;
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30
Co
&
Taft
.
14
23
25
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Symington
23
.
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of
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2
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2
47 % Oct
Jun
19
series
Swingline Inc class
111/4 Jan
•
Oil
Co
Swift
pfd
4
-May
1
53% May
21
..1
common
series
preterred
2nd
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27
•
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13
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10% May
18
-
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Superior
2]
49% Feb
47V2 Jan
8
46 V4 Apr
26
20% May 10
69% Jun
6
6
21 % Sep
Nov1,, 22
11% Dec
Feb
241/4 Mar 21
4
Apr 30
18 Vs
'..61%
8
10% Nov
1385
13
40% Apr
Jun
Sunray DX Oil Co
25
8%
26%
93
49
,
34
4'/a Jan
40
5% %
»
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25%
32 3
24 Va
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4
28
5
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.
13 V2
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30
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275
.
41%
39
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1
preferred
8
28
181% Jun
Oil
A
29
491/2 Feb
3
Sun
Corp common
series
24
54 Va Nov
12% Jan
Chemical
$4.50
33 '/a
,7%
,
27
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5
37% Jan
Apr
17
15
Sun
32'
33 Va
25%
:
26%
1
16%.
83%
19%
287
25
1
;
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3
Dec
6
280
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83 Va
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34
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42
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,
2,700
.
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28
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300
;
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10
26
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28%
29 •
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'9%.
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.
16%
25%
44 8Vs
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251/2 Apr
2
28
38% Nov
45
3
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61
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.
33
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19
53 Va Jan
30>/8 Mar 28
30
8
91% Apr
2
May
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16% Jan
/
11
23 Vs Jan
38% July 10"
122
Oct 30
Suburban
2
24% Mar 23
1
48% May
13
24% Mar
3
16
101% Jan
2
Oct
59
3
22
Aug
31
2
19% Feb
59% Mar
1
May
82 y2 Jan
28% Jari
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'
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'
38% Jan
.*
,
1.25
Foods Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp com
$5 convertible preferred
13
.
17
Jl8%
'
25 Va
29 V4
1
Stouffer
Jan
10% Feb
28%',
;
17!
55V'8%;
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33%
17
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27
28
.
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'
25
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15
44
1
May
25
32 Va
:
2.50
13
•
Sep 21
41% Apr
4
82
.15
Feb
33'/4 Apr
26 Va;
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27,900;
177,500
-
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Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
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1
7%'May
445
3
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20
20
1
2
33 Vs May
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•
25
-
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80 Va
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15%
30%
50
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18%
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common.
preferred.
Sterling
6
Feb
60% May
28 V*
-
28%,
'
37
34
19
25
4
3
191/2 Jan
1
22% Apr
•
17%
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L S
(The)
Chemical Co
3'/a %
13
Apr
Co
Stauffer
2
•
25
Now 13
53% Jan
27% Jan
Starrett
Jan
83
24
28% May
43% Nov' 15
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.
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a
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1
79% Jan
31% Anr
30
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5
...
161/4 May
35% Aug 10
32% Oct 12
:
4
17 % Jan
991/4 Nov
-
"^35"
3
27
12
preferred
Pressed Steel Co..
Warder Cqrp___
convertible
Stanley
Stanray Corp
.
41.% Apr 30
81% Feb 28
84 V4 Oct
19% Dec
6%
81
.52-
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91
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r
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12
,
."/%7%19 %
*52 •
62 22
.20
preferred
40V4 Jan
2
IIV4 Mar\6
2
preferred.
convertible
f
60% Feb;
-
7
convertible
$1.20
9
30% Mar,15
2
May
"
18
Feb
77
$1.60
Mar,12
'
17
28
20
22 34 Dec -29
4
45% Dec
-
71
27
32
4
63% Jan
26
Apr
■
83
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.
54%
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com
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58%
89%
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53%.
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,-
3
69'/4
82
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preferred series A
.100
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5
59%
i
89
S0%
;
34'/4
r
the Week
May 4 -
67%
83
15%
Sales for
Friday
May 2
67
28 Va
"
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/
163a
high
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\
;
34%
-
83-.-
v
29 '4
.
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17% May
33
62%
.
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83
"28%
"
25
Jersey..
66%
83
|*o par
34%
62'/4
No par
com
preferred.....*
Tuesday
May 1
-
.
;
April SO
5
Standard
58V4 Feb 15
56 »/4 Feb 28
49% Jan
62
$3.50
'
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92% Dec
•
Standard
35 Va Jan
Jan
49 Va
'
59V4 Feb*" 3
I
29
Jan
Dec
25
Maris
60'/a May
84
55% Dec 27
52
Square
*
26
52%/Jan
4
-
16
81
'
51% Sep
84
87% Dec
•
LOW and
STOCK
-
5
v
Dec *
Jan
39
YORK
EXCHANGE
83V4 Apr
1
52 % Jan
57
NEW
-
Highest
72 % Jan
•
V
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Highest
27,800
;
:
800
3,100
3,800
"450
.
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if
\
Volume
Number
195
6157
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2169)
25
NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
33% Sep
93
29
Jan
47% Feb
4
24% Jan
3
42% Dec
95
97% Jun
1
8
27
46% Dec
Dec
115
t
20
32
9
32% Nov
■
Sep 25
151
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1
154
2
9% Jan
3
22% Dec
14
35 % Jan
17
42% Dec
4
36% Jun
6
30
4
—30% Jan
2
5
7% Jan
3
Vb Nov
21
21% Oct
2
27% Apr
6
19 % May
26%Jah
3
33
2
29
9
43% Jan
75
25
Mar
8% Jan
46
53% May 18
Jan
5
46% Jan
6
149 % Jan
3
*84
12
82
30
2
Nov~21
Jan
3
41%
4
54% Oct 27
75$ Oct 24 ?
141% Jan
3
23% Jan
35
91% May 17
Jan
9
39% July 11
29% Jan
3
53% Apr
11
3 ;
23
Jan
Apr
3
10
153 % Jan
9
27% Oct
27
30% Jan;
48% Feb
166
Nov
62
Jan
3
v
4
69"% Dec
28
59v
18
6
27
Apt
20
38% Jun
Jan
3
3
30 %
38Vr Oct 20
42
Nov
27% May
6
29% May
19"% Jan
19
2
Apr
77% Apr 27
2
15% Nov 20
433/4 Apr
.
107
.
July 14
Feb
13
125
49%. Jan 27' 7
1
45% Feb
18
"•
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2
Jan
57% Jan
18
2
„{
67
y 111
-
Mar 23
Virginia Elec
4
May
$5
*
81% July
83
Dec
11
I
Jan
19
Nov
29
89% Jan
2
89
V
Dec
92
9
26
24%,
'86
86
6
Jan
v Jun
?/85%:
Oct
13
91
May 12
87% jjan
•
133/4 Feb
17
3
100
July 21
98% Jan
,
11
4
4
5
;; 107% Jun
$4.04
20
X58%
32
59%
149%
149%'
29%
39
51
51
;
50%
50 3 4
59%
58%
59 >4
149%
56%
149%
149%
149%
2934
39
1,900
58%
149%
30%
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51 %
58%
149%
30%
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303«
31
31
236,400
/
9,500
7,600
9%
10%
i25e
9%
10%
9%
31 %
10 %
9 %
10
10%
13,100
9%
9%
10,400
39%
29%
39%
2,500
30%
7,500
46%
46 %
9%
9
11
39%
40
39%
39%
3934
39%
39%
29%
31
393/4
29 3 4
30%
30%
30%
47
29%
47
46 >4
46%
46%
46 %
46 %
30%
46%
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165
22%
50%
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166%
21
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53%
;
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165
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20%
21%
50%
52%
166
21%
51%
165
165
165
70
6,200
165
40
22%
5334
21%
22
21%
21%
27.300
50%
52%
50%
51%
31,500
57.300
*
44%
41 3
4
43%
44
%
45%
45
45%
38%
44%
45
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39 3p
38%
39%
30 Va
x27:%
29
29%
30
30 %
43
'
7,700
'
5
28%
1
293^
19 %
19
19%
19%
19%
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24 %
24%
24
24 3
33 3
1.25
19%
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33
36
33%
32 %
34%
«
32 %
"
1
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19%
6,400
24
24%
2,000
35%
363«
36
37%
36%
37%
30,400
34
34%
34
35%
13%
17,500
14%
13 VH
13%
13%
40 VB
41%
34
13%
39
42 %
130
63%
60
8
62
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110
130
109
61%
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110%
'
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13 Va
44
Va
134
61
110
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42
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133
131
61%
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2,600
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24 %
40
130 %
30
19
=24
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130 %
30
19%
4
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40
com__l
com
9%
•
1
2.50
Co
9
.
39
133„
42%
135
61 3 8
10,500
44 VB
9,200
133
133
62
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110
109%
1,900
61%
330
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91
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91
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91
94%
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94 %
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100
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94%
93
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93
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93
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93
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93
5%
1
Materials
Co
convertible
common
-
preferred
23
23 %
22%
23 %
22%
23 %
22 7 h
23
10c
Inc
5%%
6 v*
u
preferred
Grocery Co__
Vornado
9
15,900
111
*93%
Von's
30
3,200
31%
*38%
94%
Vulcan
Jan
6,200
91
21
Apr
3,500
37
*93%
21
102
30%
35%
*90
14% Feb
106
30%
36%
94%
16% Feb
3
30%
35%
91
3
10
30
36
51
*93%
30
Jan
1,740
30%
35%
51%
$4.12
3
34% Mar 26
•^26% Jan
Jan
163 %
30
35
50%
*90
23
'98
162%
30%
34 %
100
24
102
20
163%
30.900
100
Feb
"; 11
9,100
50%
30%
-
100
preferred
49%
$4.20, preferred
•
Apr
15% Jan
\~6
9% Jan
92% Feb
50%
163
31%
prcferred_100
Power
3,300
47Va
83
32 %
preferred.,—/-
21% Jan
28% Nov 17
13% Jan
Apr 23
94% Feb 13
Mar 27
1128
-
90
&
49%
164
31%
46
*82
39
1
partic
51%
163%
30%
.
47%
83
39
*
dividend
6%
50
163
30%
47
*82
31 %
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Mar 23
135
v
20,500
31 %
Co
Co
'
19%
39
Victor
443/8 Mar 23
50%
30 34
.
83
30%
9%
4.600
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19%
20
'
10%
Associates-
Vendo
10
.50% Jan
1
3
.
19
47%
*82
38%
,
9 %
19%
.
30%
Co
Steel
47
83
'
4b%
10%
of America
Inc.
Co
47%
49%
38%
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30%
*46
83,500
30%
.
Corp
Raalte
9%
:
10
18%
29%
Corp...
anadium-Alloys
*9
15,700
163
17%
4834
38 38
87%
*160
.10%
Co—
anadium
Van
4
106 % Jan
7
Upjohn
*46
38%
8534
60
31%
com.No par
Products
18%
,
.10%
"Utah.Power & tight Co.:...._12 80
16
9
68% Nov 21
* Dec
;Jan
Universal Oil
161%
18%
18:', 4
38
9 %
89%
161 %
.
41%
10%
100
Match
19,500
49
20
*82
51%
•30
1
preferred
Universal
2
Jan
112% Jaji
May 15
*108
1023/4 Aug 29
34
8%
4,300
42%
%
5,700
____30c
5
Universal Leaf Tobacco
2
33% Feb
1
13 % May
18
"
293/4
87%
163%
18%
♦46
19%
31
*38%
preferred__25
Pharmaceutical
&
Whelan
Convertible preferred
28% Jan
4
non-cumulative
Vitamin
*161
30 34
35%
29%
common____No par
Universal-Cyclops Steel. Corp
1
26
Co
Corp
Universal American Corp^.
6
Jan
-100
29 %
32% ' 34%
42% >.43
19%
59%
60%
149% "150%
.16%
...
98%
89
38
162%
51
'
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29%-29%
V.:::':.;.
'
34%
50
l___i._50
98%
43i4;:v;^Tr- "v"
.46%
163
31
No par
com
Corp common,.
preferred.—.
Tobacco
U S
40% Mar 20
30
31% Apr
32% May
773/4 Mar 30
i9 % Oct 30
30
-
1
May
23% Jan
27
55
1
Corp___
162%
3434
87 %
30%
51%
Shares
34%
-.*97%
42%
,
19%
%
83
the Wee*
May 4
98%
18%
;
Friday
May 8
•
29%
49
*8%
Sales for
Thursday
34
30%
s
,
47%
1
49%
preferred___100
Steel
•United
,
31% Jan
2
'61 % Mar 14 /
41% May
1
35% Jan 26
14
Shoe
7%
<v;
.
2
Feb
S
1st
K
PRICES
•
29%
163%
36%
,V
9%
*82
series A_—/d_100
Co" common_lwf_..
„5
Rubber
U S
3
'^170
preferred
Smelting Ref & Min
1% preferred
:_
24
Jan
38
20
7%
38% Jan
20% May
49% Apr
42% Nov
33% Mar 10
30% Oct
164
37%
SALE
*97%
42%
♦46
30%
21
Feb
.___1
32%
90%
17%
49
•
HIGH
May 2
98
♦161
18%
*46
AND
Wednesday
29%
'41%
163 %
17
:•«
50
common
U S
22
54
*160%
..100
1
97%
83%
*8%
U S
11% Apr
40% Apr
-
88''
19%
U
6
39% Feb
May
85
„_4
•
"
32 %
28%
V
30%
46%
8
42% Jan
42% Apr
30
Mar 27
May
29%
43% May 17
55% Nov 28
42%
3%% -preferred
2
34% Feb
Jan
30% Jafo
No par
42%
98
l___._i._10
17
'
30
30%
Inc/ common
8r/0" non-cum
14% Mar 23
119
29%
Pipe & Foundry Co
5
Playing Card Co
5
U S Ply wood Corp com moP.^.L.-ll
2
Mq,y
;
4%r/6
U S
78% Jan
37
Jan
29% May
10
4
*97%
1
May 1
,■
32
U S
9
Mar
com_l
1
100
preferred series A__.
Lines Co
'
U S
152% Apr
39% Feb
Jan
-29% May
■.
10
-
?■
44% Mar 19
53s
56 % May
144
.
5
May
35
v.: 34
Feb
50% Apr
147% J,un
5
"45 % Nov 28
6
US
.Tuesday
April 30
32 %
34
Corp
preferred-—T-„_
Industries
4% %
Mar 19:,:/,.
164
28% Mar
26
45% Jan
U S
v",
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Foreign
7%
v;;.-
4
60% Feb
158 % Jan
13
!
53% Mar 20 /• 1
24
Monday
Par
Freight Co_n
Gypsum Co common
U S
-
23
31 % May.
Jan
49
161% Nov
9 % Feb
23% Feb
.,
% Apr
79
Dec
4
18
.Jan
15
64 V2 Aug. 11
;
16
Jan
1
4
&
LOW
'
STOCK
preferred
Securities
&
U S
,^48
Mar 26 Y..
4&% Mar 19
-'
% %
4
Apr 27
24% Mar 2
-v
Borax
OS
t -
162
5
Apr
Jan
v
44
26% Jan
'
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1
Jan
17
>
1
9
47% Mar 23
29
83% May
U S
14
98
May
32% Mar
2
36% Jan
27
158% Oct-
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
/
41 % Feb
1
28% May
6
Feb
May
96
NEW
Highest
31
22%
23
32%
303/«
32
31%
32%
31%
32»/«
31
1
31%
13,200
11
11%
11
11%
11
11%
11 %
11%
11%
9,300
16
16
11%
16%
16
16
16
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preferred
100
noi%
101%
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104%
104%
16%
101 %
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78
24%
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25
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t
...
101%-
3,200
1*
1
•
71% July 28
76% Apr 13
2
24% May
24 y4 Oct
85% Feb
31% Dec
14
14.», Mar 13
53
Oct
3
73
38
v* Jan
6
58% Nov.
15
51 % Jan. 24
26'% Feb
J*.
f
24
8% Dec
2
42% Oct
10
34
7
Oct
...
28
29
Mar
30
11% Mar 28
8"% Dec
26
13% Jun
66
Dec
26
863/4 Mar 16
6
Jan
3
28
8 %
64
9
8
May
Nov~29
3
39
Jan
9
933% Nov
24
34% Feb
6
59% Nov
27
403/e Nov
27
43.
Nov
15
413/4 Jan
5
16% Jan
-
1
17% Apr
19
51
2
i
3
36 % Feb
1
5% Jan
102% Apr
May 31
11
Apr 17
97% Jan 26
May
87
7
5
Jan
24
85% Jan
3
92
33 % Aug
1
45
Dec
28
37 % May
4
46
25
99
Nov
14
97% Feb
16
4
30
May 11
21% Jan
9
Jan
13
45
Nov
29 %
23 % Dec
14
29
Dec
7
24
July 18
Jan
19% Jan
27
,38%-Nov
22
28
21
32% Feb
9
4
28^
Jan
4
Western
413/4 Jan
4
Western
4
34% Jan
29% Aug 16
25% Jan
Apr.
3
19
50
19
88% Jan.-23
*~Jan
Feb
2
110
Nov
56
Jun
83
5
3
99% Jun
4
Jan
10
43 %
Aug 24
99% Jan
37
5
25
42%
7|7
Maf-21
White
Dental
White
Motor
23
4
Jan
9
Apr
26
10% Jan
15
27
25
Jan
19
28
102
37
May
43% Feb
24
Feb
26 3/4 Mar
J an
5
4
1143 % Oct
27
457
Oct 16
24% Dec
20
"^26%
Dec
41% Jan
3
79% Jan
5
85
Dec
29
27% Jan
4
44% Dec
6
37% Mar
1
13% Jan
10
6 3/4 May
2
25
39% Jan
48
5% %
White
$3
44%
36%
35%
363/b
36
36%
36 %
36 Va
36 34
363/4
2,400
46 %
47%
46%
47
4,100
*34%
32%
35%
32%
4%
43/b
463/b
34%
35
32%
32% "■>
4 V4
3%
4%
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26
6
May
Oil
Wilson
13
46
-
&
21%
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-
31
-
—
34 Va
87%
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119%
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J
$4.25
20
43%'
43 Vb
44%
101 %
7%.
24
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38
25%
253/4
41
25%;
50%
40
'
25
1
7
Windsor
2
9% Feb
Winn-Dixie
Jan
26
Oct
30
29 % May
1
39
413/4 Jan
6
59% Nov
22
51
May
4
60% Mar 16 >.
121% Apr
29% Jan
12
129% Dec
15
125
Feb
9
44% Nov
17
36% Jan
8
22% Jan
3
31% Jun
5
26 % Apr
9
29% Jan
22
66% Apr
5
93% Nov
22
73
Apr 27
92 % Jan
2
Jan
3
67% May 22
46
May
1
58
Feb
8
89
Jan
2
93
Jan
117% Mar 28
131
26
49
41
3
28
943/4 Jun
Jan
6
141% Nov
6
8"% Feb
16
12% Apr
25
94% July 19
171 % Dec
11
86 % Nov
95
6
,
8% May
Jan
6%
10
40% Mar 26
Inc
1 Woolworth
Prior
16
Jan'
2
1
11% Feb
28
22
166 % Jan
4
.
27% Jan
22 Va
J
ruptcy
*
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On
vv
and
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stock
or
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2
823/4 Nov
asked
prices*
U X I t/lvu
securities
uL v
of
21
16
Corp
33%
'
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87%
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36
*
35
953/4
95%
95%
95 %
29%
29%
75
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44
42%
42%
42 VH
44%
43%
45%
45
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8
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v
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77
37%
38 %
38%
25%
25%
40%
403/8"
41%
23%
25%
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49
6%
6%
6%
10c
6%
6%
29%
30%
53%
•
10
533/4
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series—10q
No par
5
373/4
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35%,
95%
29%
95%
29 Va
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190
3,300
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77
100
42%
42 %
2.700
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18,600
101
24
25%
2,900
100
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w
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41%
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J 26%
26 Va
10,100
49
49%
48
190
7%
24%
41%
41%
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101
7%
-
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'38%
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38%
/
100%
7 3/4
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49%
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87
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87
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38
38
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39
200
/
63/4
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7
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31
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31.
30 Vb
30%
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23,300
51%
53 Vs
52
52%
51%
52
-
51
51%
5,300
131%
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131 %
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'
131%
.-,♦130
363/4
37%
36%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
263/4
27
27%
27%
21 Va
27%
21 Vb
21 %
73%
:
100
119%
34%
27
75%
73%
753/4
753/8
76%
75%
16
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743/8
76
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48%
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47
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47
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91
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10
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87%
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86
11,400
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25%
46%
27%
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47
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37
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.
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2934
29 %
75
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120 Va
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120
9%
9%
9%
145%
14674
263a
26%
26%
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140"
146
As Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet
Tube__No par
25%
26
25%
263/s
33%
33%
33
33
"33
33%
91%
93
90 3/8
93%
91
92%
91 %
223/*
233/4
22%
23%
22%
23%
22 s/e
V
64%
68%
63%
68%
66%
68%
6&%
Corp.
Yale
23
30% Mar 16
Youngstown Steel Door
603% Jan
y
X33%
86
Corp___10
common.
1073/4 Mar 28
24
75% Mar 15
Zenith Radio Corp.
by
27% >
33%
85%
com
Co—
1
sales
27%.
33%
27%
*37%
—,10
923/4 Apr
assumed
U^ilV V4.
ftwO
2
90% May
28
no
30 3% Feb
38 Va Feb
1
29 Va Jan
243/4 July 10
dividends
14
*
62% Nov
♦Bid
8
29% Nov
1143/4 May 17
3
19 % Jan
»
36% Jun
3
July 20
88% Jan
38
37%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Xerox
37%
373/8
27% ''27%
37%
37%
1
Co
Service
.
Jan
130
25%
37 Vb
119%
23%
29
25%
*83%
100
preferred
23 Va
29
253/b
40
.__
Co
(FW)
Worthington
22%
30
25%
87
•
20,600
23
30
25%
88
7,800
33%
"
31
40
26%
3274
31%
22%
'V
22
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31%
32%
25%
•
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40
26'/4
'
31%
30%
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26
26%
39 Va
/ 100
100
101
25%
*37%
Inc_
Power
Public
101
'■■100
26
*85
10
Stores
Woodward Iron
"
101
*99%
38%
40%
No par
preferred
Wisconsin
10,300
*23
"
131% Apr
38
38%
49
Co
Elec
i 00
37%
40%
No par
common
Industries
Wisconsin
92
,7.%
*23
5
*91
42%
_F
Inc
92
43%
50
preferred
*91
95%
20
Inc
92
29
<
.
10134 V
'7%
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35%
44
1
1
110
92
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2,500
94
*87%
29 %
preferred
Wilson-Jones
Mar 14
-
9534
*
11%
102%
ll3/4
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/
11,800
*93
32%-
87%
36
11%
101 Va
1,600
4 Vb
4'/a
94
26 %
2 7'/a
35%-
113/4
600
323/4
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363/8
•
36%
33 V4
,
4%
101%
11%
101%
34%
32
94
22
•
-
25%
27
.
-
4%
2,400
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29%
36 v*
-
11 VB
101 %
'
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9,000
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94
25
213/4
-
25%
/
Co
Co
•
74 %
Corp
Wilcox
16
87% Feb
84"% Mar 16
Feb
•
30
-
11
102 '/a
363/4
34%
32%
2,200
^
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39%
25%
-
•
47%
34 Va
32%;
V
86
*91
25
.
52% July
11
29%
•
"
4%
101%
•
►
9534
common.
preferred
Stores
11
102 %
29%
preference
Wickes
Mar 22
57
44
____100
Mfg
Co
convertible
White
32% Feb 20
46 %
,85%
44
45%
100
Sewing Machine common
Prior
2
23% May
14
36%
87 Va
33%
10
preferred series B
47% Mar 28
Feb
May 15
3.80%
52% Jan
7
36%
43 Va
35%
common_6.25
36%
8,800
8 5.3 4
363/4
'•
47%
Ry ccm„No par
preferred
40
Electric
16
86%
33
2.50
36 Va
250
6,100
157a
44%
1
Union
16 Va
843/4
"
35%
No par
157ii
9%
44
2
RR
36%
'4,200
93/«
84
46%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp' common
10
$5 preferred—v
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
-
24
23 % Apr
13
|
2 •'
Apr
Pacific
J
1
20% Jan
27% Oct
2
100
Mar 10
13% May 10
-
Apr
3/4 Jan
Inc
2nd
non-cum
Westinghouse
<
.
96% Apr 18
333/4 Mar 16
5
423/4 May
49
42
25
9
Jan
118
Apr
9
26
31
31
71% Jan
Feb
103
3
Oct
29
1
65
9
7% Jan
24-
88% Jan
Lines
Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
2
4
35 % Apr
2
Jun
60% Jun
'
39% Jan
Feb
82
3
1
34% May
34% May 19
68
4%
30% Mar 12
2
2
Jan
110
28
29
25
32% May
10
Dec
40 % Jan
Maryland
Feb
3
26% Oct
j
Western
27
Jan
92% Jan
Bancorporation
10
11,000
"
8%
64%
44%
101
Air
Western
19%
6%
6%
8%
64%
/
44%
*99%
Western
2
-
44:
41
May
55
30
36 %
40 %
pfd
%
•'/a
8%
1,200
82
92
Jan
29
35%
J
5
1
4%%
Power
6
3
65
15%
8%
5
:
6'/a
•8%
♦64%
6%
153/4
92
Jan
%
15%/.
93
21% Apr
6
15%
11
25 %
■
15%
93
29
6%
10
102
25
2,600
10
4
28
7,500
37 Va
10%
100
Apr
373/8 Mar 21
37% Dec
41 "
17
Jan
54%
37
9%
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
/ 4 % % preferred
1
100
27% Mar 16
39
57
54%
36
Power___No par
Corp—L.—iL
29% Nov
38
82 % Dec
104
101
1
May
57
54%
37
10%
No par
4.20 %
Mar 12
57
65%-
85%
Kentucky Coal Co
30
Apr
%
36 Va
04;
36;i/4
1,400
54
8%
36j/2
50
5,600
56
65%
82%
y
8%
54%
83/e
44
8'/a
56%
*64%
.
,v.
8%
36%
55%
834
No par
Co___
Penn
Apr
87
Water
Motor
West
30
6%
25
54%
/
65%
'
7774
36%
36%
15%
J;25
Pharmaceutical—l
West
Apr
Y
8%
10
1
4
93
17
Corp.
20
14% Feb
11
6® 8
25
6%
55%
55
35%
777u
24%
8 Va
:"
78
24%
'
"
Knitting Mills
Welbilt
55%
54%
•
*77%
>/B
8%
8%
-
100
-
_10
Waukesha
Wayne
25
*8%
55%
36%
6%
77%
25
65%
1
common
(SD)
Washington
/
31 v
Jan
82% Jan
93
.*■'
8
77%
>
56
5434
:
50c
Coi._J.____
Washington Gas Light 90
37% Mar 19"
1
55%';
36%.'
No par
Co
Warren
8%
._2.50
Industries
Warner
May
W
Co
Warner-Lambert
May
&
Warner Bros Pictures Inc—
943/8 Mar 19
323/4 May
91,
102
f
G
Baking Co
preferred—.
6%
Ward
9
38% Apr
24
Ward
/
25
203/4 Feb
(Hiram)
Walworth
V
12 ~"
34 %
7% May 31
July 11
173/4 Jan
1
3"% May
Jan
Mar
45 %
7
10% Jan
21
-
2
23
94
20
9% Feb
40% Jan
30
85
8% Feb
72
25%
8%
*
10
Wallace & Tiernan Inc.;
29
38% Jan
Co
Walker
35% Jan
,
Walgreen
77%
25%
V
No par
8
2 "
373/4 Dec
.
v
"77 %
15
2
543/4 Jan
54% Nov
preferred___100
Corp
443/4 Feb
16
25% Jan
4'/2%
Electric
"/Waldorf Systeip
57% Jan
16
May
RR
Wagner
•
43% Apr
30 % Jan
4% Jan
„
•
2
Jan
28
<
Wabash
v.
4
65% Mar 21
4
May
% Apr
<82
3
30
Apr
15% May
64
20
9
Apr
6% May
1
Feb
Jan
9% Jan
30
55 % Apr
7
88
31
2
8 % May
,
Vi-inTniT
No par
135
; 144%
144
26%
1473/b
•'
26%
.
*33
144
27%
\,300
1,200
91%
93 %
22 %
22 Va
22 3/4
68 3 a
.
1
33
93
65 Va
67%
20,700
5,300
..
80.900
this day.
r Cash sale,
wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights. • iEx-distribution. ,t,In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bank¬
I.
such companies.
H Transferred from Amcrip.an §tQ.ck Exchange,...yearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only. All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise Indicated.
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.
.
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•
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(2170)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
*•
/
Bond Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
Range for Previous
Lowest
Lowest
4
when
letters
In
the
column
the bonds mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
Indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
LOW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
1
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Highest
-
Treasury 4s_
1975-1985
8
89
Mar
*
PRICES
Thursday
May 2
May .3
l
Ask
1969
Bid
104.10
101.12
Ask
104.2
101.20
Bid
104.10
Ask
Bid
104.10
104.2
Friday
104.2
Sales for
May 4
Bid
Ask
104.10
i
Week
,
Ask
104.8
104.0
101.14
101.22
101.12
101.20
101.14
101.22
Aug 15
1971
101.1
101.5
101,9
101.3
101.7
101.4
101.8
,101.12
10L2
101.20
101.5^
1980
101
101.8
101.4'
101.12
101.4
101.12
101.4
101.12
101.2
101.10
100.26
100.30
100.28
101
100.26
100.30
100.26
100.30
100.26
100.30
99.21
99.23
99.23
99.25
99.22
99.24
99.18
99.26
99.18
99.26
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99.26
1
3%s wi
Nov
1971
99.20
99.22
99.21 ?
99.23
3%s___
Nov.15 1974
99.20
99.28
99.20
99.28
3%s
Aug
15
15
1968
100.3
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May 15 1966
Treasury 35/eS__
Nov 15 1967
Treasury 3 '/as
Nov 15 1980
Treasury .3 '/2s
Feb 15 1990
Treasury 3 Vss
-Nov 15 1998
Treasury 338s
——Nov 15 1966
Treasury 3%s
Jun
15 1978-1983
Treasury 3'As
May 15 1985
Treasury 3s__.
Feb
15 1964
Treasury 3s
Aug 15 1966
Treasury 3s
—Feb
15 1995
Treasury 23/4S
Dec
15 1960-1965
Treasury 2%S—1
Feb
15 1965
Treasury 2'/2s____Jun 15 1962-1967
Treasury 2%s
——Aug 15 1963
Treasury 2%s____Dec 15 1963-1968
Treasury 2 '/as
Jun
15 1964-1969
Treasury 2'/2s_
Dec
15 1964-1969
Treasury 2%s
Mar 15 1965-1970
Treasury 2y2s
Mar 15 1966-1971
Treasury 2V2S
Jun
15 1967-1972
Treasury 2y2s
Sep 15 1967-1972
Dec
Treasury 2y2s
15 1967-1972
Treasury 2y4s
Jun
15 1959-1962
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Dec
15 1959-1962
8
point.
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Mar
month
a
May 1
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of
Tuesday
104.2
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case
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101.6
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99.30
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99.10
90.22
90.30
90.24
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90.26
91.2
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91.6
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90.24
90.14
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90.12
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99.24
99.24
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98.12
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87.20
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87.10
98.14
98.12
98.14
98.11
98.13
—
95.24
95.30
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103
Feb
Nov
15
1985
106.16
107.16
4%S
103
10
Nov
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
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1
1980
ln4
105
4%s
104
105
104
105
104
105
104
Dec
1
1973
103.8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103-8
104.8
103.8
104.8
103
Jan
1
1977
102
103
102.16
103.16
102.16
103.16
102.16
Feb
103.16
1
102.16
1982
103.16
102
103
102
103
102
103
102
103
102.8.
103.0
10
4%s
4y2s
—
4'As
May
4'As___—:
Jan
1
1978'
3%s
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3'/as
Oct
99.16
100.16
100
101
100
101
100
101
1979
99.16
100.16
100
,101
100
101
100
101
100
100.24
100.24
101
100.24
100.24
101
100.28
101.28
1968
100.28
101.28
98.16
.98.24
99.16
98.24
1
1962
Jan
1
1969
97
Oct
15
—
3%s
Oct
♦Sale
prices
Dec
8
a
double
dagger^ All
Friday
'
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
Unification
Transit
3%
Last
Sale Price
1980
June-Dec
A 98'A
100
98
100.8
98
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
jg
100.8
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
94
93
94
93
94
93
87.16
86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
86.16
87.16
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90.24
91.24
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91.24
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91.24
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87
88
87
88
87
88
97.24
95.16
93
86.16
90.24
1976
86.16
Ended
96.16
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94
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87
Friday
"
Last
Period
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Exchange
High
28
92
99
Brazil
3
or
Friday's
High
Bonds
;
:
Range Since
■(
Jan. 1
Sold
No.
Low
(continued)—
Stamped
1952
to Plan A
pursuant
(interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
Foreign Securities
Caldas
to
(Dept
3.375% )
of)
1979
95%
Cauca Val
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
(Republic) external
§• Chile
Telephone
A",
.
FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS
CORPORATE
AND
Broadway, New York
95%
95,
*
§• External sinking fund 7s
-1?
-hi:
104'/a 105'A
*96%
Jan-fuly
*96%
*96%
—
1945—Jan-July
Apr-Ocf
s f $ bonds 1978
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year 3%s 1967
20-year 3'/as 1966
15-year 3%s 1969
15-year 4'/2s 1971
i
,
-
20-year 5s
Jan-July
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
May-NoiT
Mar-Sepf
1978
Austria
(Rep)
—April-Oct
April-Ocf
1981
5'/as
Jan-July
tfan-July
1982
5'/2S extl
s
f
$
(Kingdom of)
5'/aS
a
VI
external
5'/as
A
extl
5%s
•
extl
Berlin
§
•
loan
s
f
extl
loan
6s
•
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s
6'/as
s
1972
Berlin
6'/2s
of
!
1978
footnotes,
97%
94
99%°
67
i
99% 100%
100
100
100%
99
96
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101
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101 y8
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99%
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28
104%
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31
98%
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97%
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91%
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96
45
45
18
39
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100
102'A
102
103
21
100%
102
102%
15
98%
98%
98%
104
98%
98
100%
50
102
104
104'A
98%
—
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II
85
81
—
89
85
35.
assented
4%s
•
debt
Colombia
6s
adjustment
(Rep of)
6s of
Oct
De
Cuba
(Republic of)
June-Dec
4'/2s external
*76%
„
'
~
73
June-Dec
27
(Republic of)
3'/2s external
s
f
1
1976
1
1976—_ -Jan-July
__
Main
on
fund
6'/2s
3s
95%
95%
-
95
3
dollar
bonds
bonds
conr&
fund
dollar bonds
5s
95%
Good
79
78
79
8
dollar bonds
3s
-
76
79
April-Ocf
1953
7s
dollar
s
f
mtge
79
2
76
79
77'/a
65
53
102
20
26
47%
__
40
1
46
36
98%
106'A
.
37
56
40
105
80
80
64
*4
73%
97%
97%
5
5
80
80
97%
II
91%
5
91%
-April-Ocf
.April-Ocf
105%
1963— -Jan-July
99%
99%
99%
3
983®
99%
.April-Ocf
99'A
99'A
99'A
4
93%
99'A
.June-Dec
1953
1953
due
109%
105% 105%
*89%
loans—
1980
1972
.June-Dec
109% 109 %
95
103
92
96
Works—
1945—
83%
15
104
13
91%
1091/s
90
109 %
96
.
.April-Ocf
Government—
•
78
73%
55
101% 103
*93
r
1972_
bonds
30
8
-Map-Nov
1969
issue
26
97%
-May-Nov
1972
Hope Steel & Iron
Greek
79
95
53
"79
-Jan-July
-Jan-July
1973
Prussian Conversion
4s
80
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
dollar
55
105'A 106
40
102%
_Jan-July
International loan of 1930—
June-Dec
3%
93
—
$ bonds Jan
bonds Jan
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
• Estonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967—
sinking
55
*53%
V
Salvador
78%
70
106
June-Dec
1977
(Dept of) 3s 1978
_Jan-July
Czechoslovakia (State) —
• Stamped assented
(interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
April-Ocf
Denmark (Kingdom of)
5'/2s 1974
—Feb-Aug
5'/as
77
42
2y2
—
76% - 76%
55
France—
10-year bonds of 1936—
__
*94'A
92'/a
42
5
1961. April-Ocf
Cudinamarca
German
*78%
*2%
92%
42
92%
42
——
Credit Froncier
El
92 y2
42
__
extl
3s
4%s
■
42
Mar-Sepf
1928
__
Mar-Sepf
1970
of
—
*91
June-Dec
1927 Jan 1961
.Jan-July
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970— April-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972
April-Ocf
•
*41%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1960
67
*91
.May-Nov
1960
7s
:
41%
*41%
1962— .May-Nov
Chinese
§• Frankfurt
'■
Jan-July
-Jan-juiy
April-Ocf
6s
1962
Municipal
3s extl s f dollar
*89
fund
40%
*91
April-Oct
sinking
Consol
40%
ApriZ-Oct
5'/2s gtd extl load 1979
89%
/'•
1961
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
§• Cologne (City of)
6'/2s 1950
102%
95'A
-
•
105
99%
95'A
11 \
7s
•
6s
1961
assented
Chilean
:
sinking fund
assented
6s
•
•
99%
96'A
V
13
103 % 103%
102'/a
98%
91
98'A
101'/a 102
100'A
93
22
5
95%
98'A
102%
April-Ocf
1957
see page
92 '/a
*41%
*41%
97%
1957—April-Ocf
i>: -V
For
92%
*91
*41 '/a
1961
97%
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.376%) 1979
■•
42
*91
.June-Dec
assented
3s
1978
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
• External s f 6'/2s of 1927 due
42 'A
42
*41%
.June-Dec
6 %s
Guaranteed
Feb-Aug
due
92%
*91
•
—
1926
92%
4?
*41%
May-Nov
1957
99'A
101'/a
bonds
assented
92'A
April-Oct
(U S. of) external 8s 1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
f
*41%
Afap-Nov
f—
6'/2s
13
June-Dec
I •Brazil
s
6s 41963
55
*91
June-Dec
95'A
_-June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
49%
.
*91
.June-Dec
95%
April-Oct
ApriJ-Oct
April-Oct
Power & Light Co Inc—
• External
Apri/-Oct
1993
95%
Debt
W)
fund
•
April-Oct
.
1950
adjustment—
4y8s debentures series A
4'/as debentures series B
55
85
*91
1957
Guaranteed
June-Dec
1959
*53%
55
82 %
'A
86'A
*41%
3s
•
Mar-Sept
1955
debentures
85
Mortgage Bank 6'/as
56
—.April-Oct
1904_June-Dec
f debentures 1951
f
*84'A
77
47 y4
82 3A
i-
.
1963
sink fund $
Chile
48 y8
City Electric Co—
debentures
6'/2s
13
April-Ocf
•
90
47/8s debt adj ser A 1970
4'/2s debt adj ser B 1978
Berlin
•
103
—
4s
external
8
*—
1976
loan
Extl
—
102
1977—.
of) 6s 1958
external
6s
•
106
55%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
loan
(City
6 'As
loan
15
85
April-Ocf
1962
sinking
54%
1980—Jan-July
(Free State)
debs
Belgium
101'/a
—
June-Dec
6'/2s 1945
adj (series 8) 1965
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan 1973
4%s
24.
'
1973
Austrian Governments 4'/2s assented
5•Bavaria
*96%
55%
June-Dec
-20-year 5'As April 1980
20-year 5'As Oct 1980
20-year
*96%
June-Dec
1
20-year 5'/2s 1979
20-year 5'/as
assented
External
6s
June-Dec
15-year 4%s 1973
15-year 5s
1972
i
53%
84%
—
1946—J an-July
30-year 3s
Australia
105'A
1960
0s
95 '/a
76
53%
84%
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
• 6s assented Feb 1961
•
—
Jan-July
1945
B
ser
§»External sinking fund 7s ser C
§ a External sinking fund 7s ser D
§a7s
3rd
series
1957
i
Mar-Sept
*91 'A
*76
53 3A
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
,/■■„ «Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
• External sinking fund
6s Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
• 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
• External sinking fund 6s
1962
April-Ocf
NY 1-1693
,
External sinking fund
• 6s
assented
1960
• 6s
Mar-Sept
s
s
1942
•
T eletype
...
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
Amsterdam (City of)
5'As 1973
{•Antioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
assented
•
FOREIGN
ISSUES
Akershus
'
§»7s
Members New York Stock Exchange
120
1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
f bonds "JQ.Jan-July
f 7s 1942—May -Nov
May-Nov
(Dominion of)
25-year 2%s 1975
& CO.
April-Ocf
30-yr s f bonds
2%s 1974
Canada
High
June-Dec
5%
REctor 2-2300
*
'
88
Week's Range
Interest
"BONDS
New York Stock
§®7s Central Ry
ERTHEIM
i,rzr--rz
92
,.91;,..,
May 4)
1
Low
98'/a
99.16
100
98
97
96.16
Range Since
High
100.8
97
bid and asked quotations.
Bonds
>
100
98
94.16
1972
.
Bid & Asked
100.8
97
99.16
: 100.24
95.16
1981
(Range for Week
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Low
are
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
Period
other figures
98.24
100
92.10-
1
1
99 16
100
98
Mar
3s_
indicated with
are
101
98.24
100.8
July 15
3S
84 A
8
1971
—May 15 1975
3 As
Dec
99.8
100
3y2s
3%s
84
104
i963
15
4S
"
■'* 105
^
7s
part paid
•
6s
part
paid
1964
1968
JMay-Nov
,
28
29
13
27%
31
-Feb -Aug
27
28%
27
24
29%
■Ns
Volume
Number 6157
195
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK': EXCHANGE
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
.or
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
of)
Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s
4%s
57as
(13th
Corp 6s
Week's Range
Last
or
"TOO!2
■'II
98 Va
Low
(Republic of)—
;
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bonds of 1937)
External readjustment
1979
100
External
93%
100;
99
98
101
102
100%
89
105%
99
37
97%
100%
2
101 »/a
99%
102%
conversion
Valle
external
Del
1979
May-Nov
83 %
82 %
Cauca
• •Warsaw
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1984
82
91
91
83
87
94
98
*90
87%
87 'A
87%
93%
93
Cauca Valley (Dept of t
external 7s 1958
Feb-Aug
13
87
91
93%
93%
9r>;,
9%
10%
9%
8
%
5
See
(City)
• •4%s
Range Since
Sold
83'«
*
May-Nov
.
readjustment
Bonds
High
—
3Vas-4 %s-4^s ext conversion 1978
4s-4'/4s-4%s external readj 1978
93%
3%s
102
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
—April-Oct
——Feb-Aug
1948—
Friday's
Bid & Asked
•
1980
series)
Steel
-
Sale Price
High
[
1970
High Authority of the European
Coal and Steel Community—
5%s secured (7th series) 1975
6s secured
(llth series) 1978—
Ilseder
Low
—Jon-July
—JaJt-July
1949
adjustment
debentures
No.
Interest
Period
Exchange
Uruguay
April-Oct
1966
4»/2S
New York Stock
Jan. 1
..April-Oct
1946—
6s
High
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
27
for Week Ended May 4)
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
• •Hamburg (State
Conv
&
funding
BOND RECORD (Range
Week's
Friday
Interest A
(2171)
assented• 1958
9%
Feb-Aug
*8
.
9%
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International Tel
Sud
America
V":
Tel—
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debs
1st
'
*
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•
Feb-Aug
1977—
Jan-July
1977
99
99%
10
94%
85
85%
24
81
81%
81 %
81
81%
82%
89%
89%
95%
96%
1953
A
(City of) 6s of '26
Jan-July
1961
I
June-Dec
1
82
Mar-Sept
Institute—
3s 1977-——Jan-July
• •7s series B 1952.
-Jan-July
I • Italy
(Kingdom, of) 7s 1951
June-Dec
series
6s
85%
Jan-July
mortgage
Italian
(Republic)
ext
f 3s
s
85
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year
7s
gtd
series
Italian
Japan
-—.—
6'%s
extl
extl
due
f
s
1974
53As
1974
f
s
of)
•
Bank
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1976
6s
of
to
Co
(City of)
Geraes
Secured
to
1975
88%
91
92 Va
extl
Securftd
sink
to
1959
93%
99%
Alabama
97
100
fund
sink
to
102
1958
101
21
24
1 %
1%
7/a
(Kingdom
Externa)
5%s
fund
f extl
s
53%
external
53%
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due
loan
50
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s
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98
98%
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99',
99%
100 %
99%
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Feb-Aug
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99 !,2
99%
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99%
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loan
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extl
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s
1
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series
7s
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• 4 '%s
assented 1963
gold
8s
8s
Alegre
•
mortgage
6s
1952
Consol
mortgage
6s
Consol
mortgage
Rhodesia
and
6s
1955
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
2%s
debentures
1982
(Federation
of)
5%s
2%s
debentures
1987
June-Dec
3%s
debentures
1973
Jim«-Deo
2%s
debentures
1971
3%s
debentures
1984
218
100 V-
100'% 100'%
99
100%
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218
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98
101
16
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91
■
92%
debentures
1985
104
234
107%
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53
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135
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5s
debentures
1983
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85
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Arbor
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122
133
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debentures 1986
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1977
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s
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1973
debentures
1977
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Armco
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I
86'/a
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subord
1983
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debs
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1962.
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5%s
debentures
1977
61
61
59
70
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debentures
1979
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54
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54
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93
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1977
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1976
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1995
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:
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June-Dec
4s ser A 1980
4%s ser C 1972
3%s ser D 1980
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Gen
May-Nov
'
—
72%
73
21
72%
79%
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mortgage
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76
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20
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58
1966—Jan-Jul
Jan-July
debs 1987——
Co of America—
subord
Canteen
Automatic
subord debs
4%s conv
(Interest
-Feb-Aug
1979
debentures
4'%s conv
*78%
Mar-Sept
J&ii-July
Mar-Sep'
mortgage
Gen
\\
2012—.
95%
1?
85%
1990
———Feb-Any
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99'A
89%
3%s debentures
56
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81%
...Feb-Aug'
100%
American
de Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced, to
2.375%)
2001
April-Oct
• •External secured
6%s
1953^
Feb-Aug
%
86 V4
101
93'A
...Mar-Sept
i..-—
99
86%
1973
10
64'A
April-Oct
• •Rio
■
95'%
122
April-Oct
1986
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Nyasaiand—
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Telephone & Telegraph Co—
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i
102
:Apr-Oc<
1975
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1953
Mar-Sept
1980
1980
98%
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1947_April-Oct
.
99%
84'/2
101% 103%
1981
debs
debentures
98%
,
April-Oct
1950
98%
Foundry Co—
2%s
*98%
5%s
7s
14
57
107% 109
108
65
subord debs
ii! ;4'%s debentures
mortgage
93
115
88
92%
68%
debentures
(City of) —
Direct
62%
90%
104'A
Optical Co—
conv
American
1961
Direct,
%
&
subord
conv
*85
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
7%s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
57
25
366
99'/«
104
Jan-June
1987
2%s
A
Porto
Machine
June-Dec
1950
101
101% 101:!.i
'
Mar-Sept
debentures
2%s debentures
—Jan-July
fund
104'%
113
99'/a
May-Mo®
102%
ApriZ-Oct
sink
1986
conv
Foreign Power debs 5s 2030
Mar-Sept
1968
10!
101
95%
101%
'—
80'/3
96 '/a
163
100%
155
100'% 101
Jan-July
103
101% 102%
1961
135
__
♦87
■
—April-Oct
96
102%
1960
iu
95%
June-Dec
1988
7
99
100%
101 Va 102
1959
1958
loan
4>%s assented
•
7s
debs
101
101%
gold 6s 1940
assented
s
&
jlinior
~""4.40s
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lslr series
6s
:
101
May-Nov
101
June-Dec
external
X
s
(Republic of)
4 Vii
•
of)
extl
25
100'% 102%
99
•
April-Oct
1966
91'A
94%
90
*103
April-Oct
debentures
'
90%
100 %
99 %
__
99 i?.
100 %
v
(Republic
21
96%
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102%
Feb-Aug
97
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reduced to 2.125%) 2008__
I
—"Nlit-Sept
Nat Joan
3
94%
135'% 139
Jan-July
42
W
•
91 %
*96%
June-Dec
1982
100
Mar-Sept
May-Now
-May-Mow
June-Dec
1947
1964
1979
99
Mar-Sept
1975—
%
94
June-Dec
3%s
4%s
Distilling
American
—,
3s
3%s
4%s
• •Pernambuco
• Peru
100%
80%
1981_April-Ocf
1990
94% 100%
1968
debs
conv
1980
Co
51
98%
ApriZ-Oct
1973_
94%
April-Oct
Apr-Ocf
1980
debentures
debentures
Airlines
4.80s
1958„
91
Jan-July
fund debentures
Can
98% 105%
1953.
debs
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1986
debentures
4
1976
(3Q-'year)
e'xtrloan
(City
99'%
COMPANIES
June-Dec
America
fund
American
18
April-Oct
May-Nov
5%s due 1958 extended to
Oslo
53%
102% 103 %
1963
of
Co
f
s
100% 100%
extended to 1963
1953
5%s
INDUSTRIAL
99:,A
'
April-Oct
loan
debentures
sinking
June-Dec
1965
1967
1972
1981
sinking fund debentures
4%s
4%s
1965
new
loan
f
s
—Apr-Ocf
4'As
subord
conv
American
2008——Mar-Sept
old
3%s
mtge 3%s
1984
1983
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970
Mar-Sept
-
RR
1st
debentures
3%s sinking
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
• •Nuremberg
(City of) 6s 1952
Feb-Aup
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
•
3s
55
(interest
lpan 1973
external
f
American
fund
extl loan
f
s
cH
Allegheny Power System—See old name of West Penn Electric Co
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
_April-Ocf
*58%
61%
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
92 %
April-Oct
92%
93
Allied Stores
Corp 4%s 1981
Apr-Ocl
104 >A 107%
105%
168%
of)—
sinking
sinking
6s
4%s
4%s
1959
5s
Inc
s
Aluminum
48%
168%
Mar-Sept
6'/2s
Southern
Co
3'/as
mortgage
4%s
Norway
AND
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
(interest
Tel & Tel Public Corp—
gtd dollar bonds 1976
6!As
1%
Mar-Sept
2008
2.125%)
207
96
26
*
»
6%s
fund
207
101
*24
Nippon
4s
Power
1st
104
101
101
Jan-July
April-Qct
(Govt) 5'/2s 1970
574s 1976———
year
10
.—^June-Dec
Zealand
4'As
Great
Alabama
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
102% 102%
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-
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extl
reduced
May-Nov-
.
6¥28 1952—-
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6s
—June-Dec
RAILROAD
97%
June-Dec
(State)—
/reduced
15
96'%
1957—April-Qct
1952^.
7s
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New
96%
Feb-Aug
(Colombia) 6%s 1954_
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
•
10
65
-Feb-Aug
1964
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•
95%
1965——___-L__May-Nov
'30
of
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
& Toll 5s uniform cod
Electric
• •Milan
1971
to
82
5%s
1954—
'24
extended
1965 extended
toKreuger
Lombard
extended
173
80%
Government)—
loan
1954
extl loan
due
1961
<>
Mar-Sepf
_
Jugoslavia
Ifinas
173
due
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(Imperial
•5%s
5%s
;
6s
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Japanese
•
1947
Development
6%s
1977
3s
(Government
5%s
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f
s
gtd ext
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I
B
Public
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•
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101
5s
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104
103
1057a
258
103
A 121
Feb-Aup
1981
206
201
217
498
201
251
Manufacturing Corp— "
1979
debs
subord
conv
(State of)
of
loan
1921
1946
April-Oct
—
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reduced
•
6s
to
internal
2.5%)
sinking
1999—_
fund
April-Oct
gold
1968
June-Dec
—
—
--
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reduced to 2%.)
•
to Plan A
2012-.
external loan of
7s
1926
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71
to 2.25%) 2004
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-June-Dec.
68
v'
62
68
60
62
1967
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• •Sao
8s
(City)
extl;secured
6%s
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sinking
external
—
—
—
168%
—
168%
May-Nov
1952.
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&
secured
8s
—
ApriZ-Oct
(interest
May-Mow
fund
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012
Berbs
June-Dec
6%s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to
2.375%)
2001
•
68
1957
&
72
80
13
71
80
May-Nov
1970
—.—Feb-Aup
B 1980
Mar-Sepf
C 1995
April-Oct
4%s convertible income Feb 1 2010—a.
May
4%s conv debs series A 2010—
Jan-July
Baltimore
Gas & Electric Co—
1st &
ref M 3s series Z 1989
Jan-July
1st ref mtge s f 3'As 1990
June-Dec
1st ref mtge s f 4s 1993
Mar-Sept
4%s conv debentures 1974
Jan-July
mtge
4s*
cons
mtge 4%s ser
.
Baxter
4s
•
-a—' •:
•.
*97
98%
98%
21'A
24
20%
—
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conv
24
4%s
debs
subord
May-Nov
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May-Nov
%
•
due
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•
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) Va
)
3%
5%s
external
European
Southern
Tt.aly Dev
Electric
5'%s
5%s
•
(40-year)
due
5'%s
5%s
Tokyo
§6s
6s
of)
extl
clue
Fund
s
5y2S
Co
99%
99%
*8'A
new.—June-Dec
9514
—_
1974
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102
May-Nov
1982J
10
10
9%
8'A
loan
102%
94%
100
95'%
40
94
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95'A
95%
12
93%
967a
73
101%
102'A
11
99%
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101 »/2 102%
.
Ltd—
Jan-July
Jan-July
f 1971
of
1981.
to
99%
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100
'27
April-Oct
1961
extended
to
1971
'
April-Oct
.»>•—
100
98%
100
101
Electric Light Co Ltd—
1st
mtge
S
series
1953 extended
For
Jane-Dec
1953
June-Dec
to 1963
footnotes,
74
81
211
62
69%
155
62
67%
70%
58%
60
.67%
57%
62%
75
67 %
58%
80
202
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76
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♦92'/a
151
__
77%
—
1
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May-Mow
108 V2
105
92
107 »A
109'%
105 %
20
__
109%
105
184
105
80
92%
155
142
59
147'% 152
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77
102
105'/a
101%
104
88%
.
Bethlehem
Steel Corp—
see
Consol
mortgage
mortgage
page
35.
221%
100'%
100% 101
2%s series f 1970
2%s series J 1976
series K 1979
3'As conv debentures 1980
Boeing Airplane Co 4%s conv 1980
Borden
(The) Co 27/aS debs 1981
4%s s f debentures 1991
mortgage 3s
Jan-July
May-Mow
Jan-July
May-Nov
Jan-July
89%
89%
90
*83%
83%
82%
*85%
85%
86%
110%
110
117
632
110
139'A
111%
108
112'A
168
108
127
81%
80%
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Mar-Sept
June-Dec
99%
♦102
102
9'%
98%
95'A
—
1961
53
64%
63%
'
*97%
June-Dec
Jan-July
5V2S
Pipeline
extended
1971
(City
1965
1968
1
—
*9
Jurae-pec
1968
Dec
Power
—
*99%
June-Dec
4'As
of)
Jan
loan
Southern
Taiwan
June-Dec
June-Dec
1958—:.
(Union
external loan
Tokyo
)Ve
assented
Africa
5%s
—
Mar-Sepf
Corp 6%s 1951
external 7s 1958
(Prov of)
4'/as
Boutli
•
PA
Halske
25%
"Consol
extended to Jf962
1952
&
Silesia
»
1962
Electric Power Co Ltd—
1st mtge s f 1952
§ • 6'%s
6%s
Siemens
75 'A
62
(Kingdom)—
1962
series B secured external
Bhinyetsu
63
June-Dec
1981
debentures
"64%
»
1982.
1977
Finance 5s debs
Consol
• 7s
ser
62
74 '/4
3"%s Ber A
mtge
Beneficial
(interest
May-Nov
RR—
Ohio
cons
cons
1st
*65%
1st
1st
Y'
due
reduced
•
—
Baltimore
June-Dec
:—
1966——May-Mow
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
7s
•
—
(interest
19
221'%
100'%
101%
Boston
First
&
Maine RR—
mortgage
5s series AC
1967
M*r-Sepf
4%s series A July 1970_May-Mow
1st mortgage 6s series SS
1965
.Feb-Aup
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 27/8s 1976_Jan-JuZp
1st mortgage 3s
1980 —
^
1st mortgage 4%s 1983
1st mortgage 5'As 1986
June-Dec
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971-..-————Jan-July
Brunswick Corp 4%s conv sub debs 1981__Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4%s conv 1981
June-Dec
• Bush
Terminal-Bldgs 5s income 1982
Jan-July
•
Inc
mortgage
42%
35%
41%
15'%
17
126
46
96
41%
84%
18'/a
50
38
90%
85'A
15
91%
80 %
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85'A
43%
15%
15
40%
16 %
85'A
78
78
"
93%
♦95'/a 100'%
105
♦105
*94%
110%
108% 113%
♦84'%
123%
90
98
108%
316
4
85%
117% 125
*95%
95
105%
93
—
538
81%
117%
94%
142
85
147%
97
J
28
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2172)
Monday, May 7. 1962
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD ■" (Range for Week Ended May 4)
Friday
Electric
California
Canada
4ft
gtd
consol
3s
5s
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Litton Industries
*
94%
76'%
104% 105'%
107
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;
117
Aprll-Ocf
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1974
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98%
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-
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2003
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195
92%
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Junction RR 4s 1986
Michigan
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98 '/2
60'%
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"
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1962
41'%
Tel Co—
&
debentures
4
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90%
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—
1982
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93 '
102;
2
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Corp—
5
subord debentures
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88%
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1977
debentures
Lake
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mortgage
N
174
92'A
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103
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5'/2s conv subord debs
1976__
Mar-5epf
\
104%
108
1974—April-Oct
1982
1986
York
-
Lexington
120%
1983_Afay-Nov
Consolidated
78%
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*
Lehigh
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36
38
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1970—June-Dec
f
s
37/«s
4%s
1—Afay-Nov
interest
100
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
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April-Oct
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April-Oct
3
98%
May
• Series E
4'/2s contingent interest 2003
May
• Series F 5s contingent interest 2003——.—May
-■•Series
104%
103%
75
Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Orl?an Terminal 3%s 1977-
N
2003
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102'A
101 %
85'%
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Corp
Jersey
-L
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2003
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interest
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103
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mortgage 5s extended to 1984
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25
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37
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Valley
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1977—Mar-Sept
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84
54
80
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fund 3 %s series A 1968
June-Deo
& Mich South gold 3'/2s '97—June-Dec
Sefies
f debs
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&
3s
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130
134
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\ 1st mortgage 4'as extended
.'
63'%
475
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s
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80
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to 1974—-Jan-July
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Series A 4s
fixed interest 2003.
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1st
'
57
92
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37
Afay-Nov
Gas 5%s conv debs
Dairy Products 2%s debs
3s
80'/b
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp *64_Feb-Aug
1st
&
ref
5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh
66%
74
: f
\
Register 4%s
mortgage
5s
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sinking
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75
60
60
21'/a :
104
4
Mar-Sept
1986
1987
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National
85
v"
1st
ser
1976
•
*
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Biscuit—
1970
<
100
79'A
—
92
81%
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—June-Dec
1986
3s
1976
1st
93
74%
1980—
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
4%s s f debentures
77%
70%
.
—7
99%
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Central
Kentucky
dehs
debentures
National
175
N-
*88% 7--'7:
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Corporation—-5%s 1980
Ry 4s 1987
33As
1983—
Kayser-Roth
7-nt
72
370
.,55
Afay-Nov
1980
conv
1st
4
1
145
it i>
April-Oct
Louis
debentures
Natl
•
95
*82%
^
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Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 23As 1974—,.
April-Oct
2%s
1st' mortgage
1986
b7
5 6'A
25
„
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June-Dec
2000
New
1979
1990
St
National Distillers
v
debentures
3%s
Tel 2%s
Cylinder
New
April-Oct
1976_Afar-Sept
__Mar-Sept
'
20 3A
Inc—
3s
-
Jan-July
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gtd
&
3 %s
141
315
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&
subord
debs
National
120
263
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Jan-July
1982
April
1980—Jan-July
1978
Airlines
National Cash
Jan-July
conv
Tel
conv
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164
136
100%
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3s
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Chat
National
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.
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84
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Nashville
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102
105
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series A
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.
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debs
1981
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debentures
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__
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Circuit
f
1981
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t
240
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debs
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364
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1981
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&
65'%
68
—
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—
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1st mortgage
j
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103
—Feb-Aup
conv
debs
subord
debentures
f
s
4'As
47/aS
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Interstate
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74
102
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71%
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conv
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.
Tel
&
5'As
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debs
•
1
1991
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inc
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73'A
Feb-Aup
1981
f. debs 1987
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,
80
12045
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first
6s
4%s
59
5
,
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Montgomery
83
'80
1979..May-Noo
Co—
debs
subord
conv
*90%
1981
B
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s conv subord debentures 1977
International
•
83,
—
85
95%
4s
1978
3'As series B
Ry
Railroad
Monon
—
218
*84%
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Feb-Aug
1981
J
*„
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1982
I
series
43/as series K 1987
mortgage 4'As series L 1989
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Monogahela
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83%
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&
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mtge income
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86
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81
82
v
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mortgage
1st
5s
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Union
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*
*85%
mortgage
1st
Indianapolis
'
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mortgage 33As series F 1984
Jan-July
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1989—1
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,
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May-JVop
1979
1974
77
24
80 %
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ba'%
'
1967
first
D
income'debentures
5s
80
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74
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adjustment 5s
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-
debentures
& Saulte
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102'/a
102%
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104'/2 1043A
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mortgage
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Paul
St
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93
124
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II
107
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St
mortgage
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103
99.
100
63
88%
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128 Va
Industries—
subord
conv
1972
&
Minneapolis
89'/2
1981_.
debentures
&
debentures
1st
95
Jan-July
1984
debentures
f
173'A
93
.
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1978
1977
f
4%s
—
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1970
debentures
f
f
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144
174
155
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s
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s
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s
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1976
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debentures
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101
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104
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148
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debentures
first 4 Vis
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—
1973
95 Va
223
102%
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5
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s
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debs
1972
:
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Afar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
j
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Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator-—
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1981
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107
66
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debentures
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95 'A
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4%s
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„
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1972
1977
debentures
debentures
107
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78
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1969
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99%
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1st mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
1st
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92%
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98'a
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debs
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subord
conv
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.
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1st mortgage 3s
5s
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101
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104'%
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B Jan 2044—April
ser
mortgage Inc 4s
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,
1974
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156
185
99'A 100'A
N
mortgage 25/as series Q 2010
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conv
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1990—Jan-July
mortgage 3Vas series O 2000
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Mack
97%
102
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subord
conv
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96'%
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24
109'% 112
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158
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mortgage 4%s 1990
114
86 %
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1979
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1973
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April-Oct
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186
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&
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49
mtge 3%s ser I 2003—April-Oct
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1st
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Jan-July
(W T)
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97
Gas
mortgage
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104
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1965—Afay-Nov
div
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mtge 3%s ser F 2003
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158
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mtge 2%s
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99
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1972—
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BONDS
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Last
or
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Central
Northern
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general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
and ref 4'As series A
1st
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s
f
s
1976
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s
f
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debentures
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1981
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f
Northerns-Pacific
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trust
Northern
States
(Minnesota)
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1st
Power
first
1st
3s
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4s
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1988
1991
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debentures
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Oil
Co
Oklahoma
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102
102
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85
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114
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refunding 3s series^L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
refunding 3s series N 1977
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&
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&
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r
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1978
debentures
1983
3 Vis
debentures
1981
debentures
1991
Vis
debentures
1988
4
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Western
American
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World
subord
conv
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f
s
&
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conv
series
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5'As
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Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
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1996_Jan-July
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6s
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82
79
1
99% 100'/4
Jan.1
Low
*107
..
82
w
*95 'A
.
88%
82%
April-Oct
1975
3Vis
mortgage
—
No.
*159
mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
mortgage 2Vis 1979-June-Dec
1972
Range Since
Sold
*94%
__
100'A 100 %
June-Dec
mortgage 2Vis 1980
1st
1st mortgage 3
4%s
Quaker
81%
.
Bonds
irrgh
Richfield
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1974
3s
debentures
1st
95
81%
*81'A
—
Jan-July
„
Electric
2%s
3'As
93'A
82%
1
*82
—
June-Dec
2%s 1975
27/is 1980
mortgage
82%
Mar-Sept
mortgage
1st
85%
Friday's
Asked
99 ya
_I
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Oct
debentures 1975
April-OcZ
r'eb^ntures
1977
Mar-Sept
4'As
84 'A
-April-Oct
1979
1996
first
92
92'/a
8'1%
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Ohio
59 Va
*79
——
June-Dec
4%s
mortgage
56'A
13
95
82%
—
——
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1990
mortgage
(Wise)
Feb-Aug
3 Vis 1984
4V4S 1986
1st mortgage 5s
72
94
*82%
*
April-Oct
1978
mortgage
59'A
93
April-Oct
First
86'A
debentures
Rochester
First
mortgage
102%
81
*93 VA
Feb-Aug
2%s 1979
First mortgage 3'As 1982
mortgage
101
12
Co—
mortgage
First
105%
86%
•
or
Bid &
First and
104%
104'A
58'A
58%
Jan-July
April-Oct
mortgage 2%s 1974
23As 1975
mortgage
mortgage
103'A
102'A
*103'A
Quar-Feb
A 2047
ser
1984
4s
103'A
102%
85 Vi
3%s
103'A
10
103
99'A
100'A
*104% 105'A
85 Vi
2047
1
Jan
Refunding & Improve 4%s
Coll
88%
101 'A
1
*103% 106 VA
1997—Quar-Jan
4s
101
103
May-No®
prior lien
Ry
3s
.
1979
debentures
f
s
1980
debentures
f
s
s
4%s
debentures
f
s
5 Vis
4%s
101
Sale Price
;
May-No®
mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
and
refunding
refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
91'A
87%
70
Week's Range
Last
Period
&> Gas Co—
First and
98'A
—
101Va
First
93
8 8'A
89%
89%
101
Service Elecpric
debentures 1963
3s
,
V: 80
80
91'A
92 %
*88%
101
89'/a
88'A
__
92%
95
92
12
*82Vi —
May-No®
May-No®
May-No®
May-No®
May-No®
May-No®
1977
4%s
*89Vi
Mar-Sept
1973_May-No®
May-No®
May-No®
debs
f
s
1973
debentures
f
s
3'As
4 Vis
1974
3%s
Gas
Natural
Northern
Ended May 4)
Low
Public
'11'.
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
High
Low
NO":
95
93
.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Sold
High
BONDiS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
^and Financial Chronicle
Co
debentures
of
debs
1985
America
1977
June-Dec
2%s
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
114%
111'A 114%
*92%
138
91%
92 Va
,
*88
Continued
on
page
35
>■
✓
Volume 195
Number 6157
«
•
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2175)
American Stock Exchange
t
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, April 30,
and ending Friday, May 4.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Week's
Range
V iV'/'
Petroleum
Corp class A
Mfg Corp
4cme-Hamllton
Missiles
Acme
Class
Acme
A
Acme
26e
common
Wire
Admiral
__1
10a
Products
1
Inc
Corp
Dynamics Inc
21/2
1%
1%
2'/a
3%
81/2
3
800
21/2 Mar
11,600
1% May
<
9 1/8
4,000
121/2
3
Rights
2% Mar
14%
17%
-
3%
70
67
51/2
IOI/2
"4%
3%
13%
Feb
Jan
17%
Feb
3% May
4%
Jan
1,800
6,200
6
2,500
8,600
67
May
8
800
3%
17
Jan
5% Mar
Class
*
Great
Alabama
Alan
Power
Wood
5%
50
Southern
Steel
Co
Algemene
May
Feb
107% Mar
89
21%
20%
21%
3,700
20%
77V4
77V4
77%
125
77%
5
5
50
5%
3,500
86
Jan
5
89
Apr
30%
82
British
&
~6
6
6
V2
2,600
6
6
5%
6%
9,800
5^4
May
Apr
9
Feb
7 Vb
6%
7 Vb
8,600
6%
Apr
9
Mar
5%
3,700
5
Apr
6%
Artists Pictures Corp common
convertible
1
10
preferred
5%
5%
8%
41/8
8%
200
4
'
,
4%
4,900
200
8% Jan
Bruck
Apr
9% Mar
4
Api-
6%
B
Feb
11%
11%
Inc
50c
8%
7%
8%
2,100
7%
Apr
3
13%
13%
15%
6,500
12 Vb
Jan
lOo
200
8^8
Apr
17i%
11% May
141% Jan
/
Control
Allied
Paper
Alloys
Co
Corp
Unlimited
Almar
Rainwear
Alsco
9
9
9
9%
Jan
..1
Aluminum
of America
Co
Ambassador
Oil
7%
8%
1,600
4
3%
4
*
2,100
6%
5
Jan
55
58%
575
55
May
6514
American
Beverage
Book
American
Business
11
11%
600
11
Apr
16%
American
84
6
1,200
4%
•
Inc
_1
Inc
11
11%
Jan
12,400
Jan
85
5%
20
Electronics
Israeli
84%
7% May
3%
78i%
1
Corp
Co
Apr
6%
85
Feb
Apr
5
5%
5,700
5'/: Mar
7%
Manufacturing Co
1%
1,300
1
Feb
4
21/2
2%
1,100
2%
Apr
3%
BVD
Jan
3%
3%
12.50
3%
5,400
41
40%
400
3% May
40% May
4%
45 %
Petrofina
A
1
5%
51/2
5%
7,400
4%
Apr
17%
15%
17%
20,500
14%
Jan
18 % Mar
41/4
43/8
3,900
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
26%
27%
350
Feb
i7o
26% May
% Feb
34%
%
%
Jan
15%
151/4
Feb
16:%
15% May
15% May
17%
15%
19%
Feb
10
Apr
5
5
preferred
Writing Paper
Lead Mines Ltd
Radio
27%
20c
.
__2
Anchor Post Products
Andrea
Corp
1
.
16%
.
8,800
600
•vi
800
Anglo American Exploration Ltd.
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' sbs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
"31/4
31%
10
9%
Aiiken
20c
56%
52%
59%
_1
25%
25%
28%
600
4%
4%
4%
400
Chemical
Ansul
Apollo
Film
&
Chemical
Corp
Co__'
Pools
Anthony
Inc
Industries Inc
Appalachian
&
Armour
Aluminum
Oil
Associated
Oil'
Stationers
14%
"2,800
% 140
15,400
96%
96%
25
30%
2,100
2%
1,900
2
1
£1
1
1
America
lo
•
lOo
Supply—:
Line
Plastics
1
1
;
lOo
Steel
11%
5'A
.79
non-cum
34
Jan
96% May
100
3%
200
4
11,200
4 Vb
100
3%
1,900
2%
3,000
2
5
Apr
Apr
39%
Fen
3
1,200
n
•'V
5
Feb
3%
3
Feb
6
16,200
5%
Mar
Mar
4li
Jan
3% May
4%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
May
7%
Jan
4
18%
13%
2,900
101%
Apr
28%
9%
10%
1,800
9%
Apr
14
4'/a
4,600
3%
Apr
5%
800
511/2
Jan
56%
1/4
28%
33%
1
--
14,700
1
3,000
7',
Carolina
271%
1
Jan
Jan
Feb
IV4
(J
W)
M)
&
Bell
3,200
6%
Jan
9%
lVa
Jan
1%
15'2
16%
16
1
1%
1%
—■
3.200
15
Mar
18%
151/4
Apr
12 :ta
11%
Jan
15%
12%
Jan
7
Feb
6%
Feb
13 %
Jan
6,600
8%
7,500
5%
400
5%
100
2,200
3,300
48%
300
Berkey
Co
Frocks
5%%
21%
7,800
22V2
.
900
v
5%
61/4
11%
12%
6
11 %
1,800
2,800
4%
6%
3%
10
1
1 '%
5
3%
5
1%
6,000
6%
8,900
6%
">
3,800
5%
6%
7,600
10%
11%
5,900
11% May
5%
Feb
5% May
7Vb May
191%
Jan
Apr
57%
7% May
Jan
27
5% May
11% Mar
9
Feb
%
/
Apr
15%
Feb
Feb
19%
Apr
Feb
19
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
13%
14
12.900
13%'May
18%
Jan.
12
%
14
10,700
12%
16
Feb
1
il.
Apr
Cinerama
6%
Apr
9%
K
Apr
12%
Inc
Apr
18%
1
35%
19%
May
200
8%
Apr
15
1,800
13%
Apr
17%
2.300
511/2
51 %
53 %
1,000
15% May
51% May
5%
61/8
5,300
9%
1,300
1
9%
9%
10%
3,700
9%
8%
101/4
1,900
5% May
8% Apr
1%
9
Jan
Jan
15%
Apr
22
Jan
27
27%
450
4%
4%
2,000
2%
3
5,600
—10c
——1
•
.100
81/4
7%
35
8%
7%
5,600
9% May J
8% May
27
Apr
4% May
2% Mar
7% May
7
8 %
1,500
7
May
35
36 %
700
35
May
100
100%
50
V
f
56
500
38 Vb
5%
10,600
8 %
1,400
5%
100
"'
8J
3%'
JK
27/u
-
55%
Jan
11%
Jan
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
14%
Jaiv
30%
Feb
5%
Jan
3%
Jan
98
Feb
11
9
43%
Mar
Apr
Jan
101% May
&
•/»'
713
Feb
10%
Apr
9%
10%
15,300
9%
Apr
14%
Feb
4%
4%
11%
12%
5 Vb
3,600
■V;
4% May
:
11%
800
/.-%
V2
22 %
27%
30%
16 %
1,400
30%
700
18 %
Jan
11%
Inc
Apr
35
Mur
21%
Feb
Apr
34 %
Jar,
Jan
4%
Feb
1,000
99
106% 107%
60
104
%
4,000
Mar
114 Va
Jan
Feb
V
Mar
1
Jan
Apr
67/b
300
6%
Jan
7%
13:%
1,300
13%
Apr
157/a
Feb
5%
4,000
Apr
6%
Feb
1 %
1%
13,400
13%
5
1 Vb
1
Apr
1 %
Jan
74
Jan
86'A
21%
2,000
18% May
24%
29 %
250
29
Apr
33
37%
100
37%
Apr
42
Jan
800
7%
4,300
5%
1%
~1%
T%
7,000
12 %
12 %
400
12 %
58%
22%
Apr
6% Jan
v/
1%
9
7
Jan
1
11%
Jan
1U Feb
Jan
13% Mar
60%
10,600
50'A
Jan
62
22%
2.200
21%
1
1 VB
3.800
8%
9 %
17
19%.
16%
17%.
25
17%
18%
23 %
Apr
1%
10.800
7%
Feb
9%
9,700
16 %
Jan
23% Mur
15% Jan
20% Mar
18,100
8%
23
Apr
34%
Feb
14
Jan
19%
Apr
Vb
15%
15%.
600
12%
13%
6 Vb May
6,000
8
1,700-
15% May
12%
12% Mar
15
8
Jan
18 Vb
Feb
15% Mar
10%
Jan
14
Jan
15
16
20
Feb
15
15%
17.100
14%
Feb
19%
Jan
4%
2,700
3Vb
Jan
5%
Feb
3%
Feb
4% Mar
%
Apr
4%
1,200
May
13
10,900
6%
11.700
25%
3,800
22%
20
5,600
6%
2.700
2%
18.400
1
Jan
•
6
24
Vb
18
6
2 %
Apr
10 34
Feb
38%
Jan
18
May
20%
Jan
6
Apr
8%
Jan
3%
Jan
6
2,% May
%
Feb
37
38%
1,100
37
Apr
44
13
13%
2,100
7,400
12%
Jan
17% Mar
7%
8%
7% May
4% Feb
5
1,600
5%
6 Vb
3.300
5%
Feb
20%
21 %
l'.lOO
20 Vb
Apr
%
%
300
4
4%
2,100
9%
800
9%
%
4
Apr
Apr
Jan"
12%
6
1
Jan
5%
Jan
Feb
%
1
23,400
Apr
2%
,3
1,100
2%
Apr
4%
800
9
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
11%
1 %
9
Jan
Feb
7% Mar
24 %
%
%
1
Jan
7% Apr
3,300
9%
3
Jan
1,700
6%
4%
4%
Jan
Appr
21,000
•
__
Apr
Apr
1
„
Corp
Feb
Jan
54%
7%
Feb
Feb
9%
22
6
Apr
Mar
15
23
-1
Jan
Jan
18%
8%
2
Jan
111
%
6 %
1
Jan
22%
16 Vb May
8%
5%
21%
Coopfr-Jarrett
%
Jan
29%
5%
10c
Consolidated Mining Sr. Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd..
1
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
20c
Consolidated Royalty
Oil
*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc_.
1
Construction Products class A———1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A—50c
Continental Materials Corp—.
10c
Cook
7%
Jan
8%
5%
Machine Corp.lOc
Paint & Varnish Co
15
Feb
13Vb Mar
i7,t Mar
2,600
25,900
16 %
Apr
1,900
20%
6%
Jan
5
1.200
10
1
2.50
Vending
Feb
Apr
Jan
37%
Caribbean
•Continental
hi.
5is
7%
29
20-
Go^———^———-10
Electric
1
7,500
6,200
83
Electronics
Diesel
*4%* Jan
1% Mar
10%
71
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Products Co—
Jan
Jan
5
7%
Corp
Jan
5% May
31 V Feb
'4.5%
6%*"
13%
_———---*
Co
Jan
9%
5A
%
17%
6%
15%
12%
Co
Feb
7%
9%
"
99% 103%
107%
-'c
Corp
Mar
40
3%
25c
•
10c
1
1
Ltd
59
1.« May
1,400
30
16%
Feb
Apr
5% May
27% Jan
"2,900
13
'
5
21%
30%
Jan
Mar,
5% May
5% May
16; BOO
V'l v,i
-V
%
-
—1
1
4%
,,
4%
11%
%
6%
25%
19%
6%
2%
37%
13%
——
footnotes, see page 35.
52% Mar
500
38 %
1
%
5%
9%
9%
IB'/»
16%
Manufacturing
Aluminum
Consol
*
27 'A
% Jan
59
3%.«
Oils vtc
10c
Inc.—————1
50c
1
Commercial Metals Co
—-5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
—25c
Connelly Containers Inc.:
50c
Jan
15
8%
63% Mai-
5 Vb
5%
8%
—
Corp of America
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Feb
Apr
15%
.
Mar
5%
Colonial
Jan
%
.
2
—
Corporation-
Coastal
Cohu
Feb
2%
;
26% Mar
1
p
Corp
Cable
Clayton
Jan
Apr
8 3/4
27
Jan
38%
__
1
'—1
10c
Controller
Clary
Jan
16%
1%
8%
Jan
23 Vb
49
Corp
Development
P
Clarostat
Jan
5%
10% May
25% May
14%
-4,300
39%
6,000
58
Club
1,700
1 %
5,200
25
61
50
1%
Corp
Circuit Foil
A May
2,600
23 %
23 %
Feb
20,300
1%
1::
1
1%
21 %
23%
Jan
16
1%
1
4%
3%
1%
14%
1 %
3
For
5% May
1% Jan
4%
May
12%
6%
:
1,300
1
2,500
———1
preferred—
1,100
4%
-2,000
3
priojr
6:U«
2'%
50c
14
8%
Co. common
5%
Clopay. Corporation———————*
28
4
C)
%
Cletrac
Building Industries Inc—
(h
% May
Jan
13%
1
Inq
1-9,600
Jan
25%
50c
Gas
11
i\f
5%
14
m >2
Corp
Hydratane
Apr
4"% May
3% May
15
,
—
11 Va Mar
8%
15
15%
15%
—
A
Oil
Christiana
Jan
25c
Inc
Apr
2,200
'/a
pfd
Co Ltd
Oil
Chromalloy
Mar
20
Light 4%
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Chief
Consolidated Mining
Feb
*
Corp
7%
7/b
5
Cherry-Burred Corp
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Jan
10
1
Inc
300
8
2
-1
pref—100
100
Securities Corp common
—1
series B convertible preferred-*
convertible preferred
*
&
Charter
26'% Mar
48
25%
—1
Bloom field
Bohack
211/2
__7.50
common
Blauner's
Blossman
7%
Inc
Bickford's
Birdsboro
50c
25c
Inc
Photo
Berkshire
Class
7%
shares—
Shoe Corp
Watch
8'%
—
Electric Co
Century Geophysical Corp
Chamberlin Co of America
Apr
7'% May
14%
7 Vb
5%
48
5%
Instrument
Feb
8
ord_2s 6d
—1
10
Century
Jan
1,700
5%
lO'/a
Belock
Jan
Apr
10% Mar
11
Power 3.50%
Power
$1.40
Jan
3,300
16%
■
10c
1
1
1
Benrus
3
Jan
1
Co
Maine
Central
Jan
3%
23%
%
157B
'
48%
•
lo
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Feb
12,300
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Apr
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4
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5
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Jan
6%
20%
Barry
Beck
29'A Mar
16%
1%
21%
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Co
Power
Carter
Mar
8
7%
Bargain Town USA Inc
Barn'es Engineering Co
Bearings
Jan
2,100
*
•
1
50
50
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Baxter & Kenneuy Inc
Clark
Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster
Corp
Bayview Oil Corp common
21%
10 Vb
Ltd
Petrofina
Carreras Ltd
Feb
3%
53
191%
Ltd
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Banner
BarChris
3,400
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jan
53%
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American
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12'%
13%
13%
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Jan
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Apr
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1 \\
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Jan
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Jan
May
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500
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9
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Jan
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5
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Feb
Feb
12
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Canadian Williston
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Mar
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13
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98
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Feb
8%
17%
Jan
5% Apr
12% May
7%
3%
37%
Canadian Export Gas &
Feb
17
1
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Industrial Corp
Baldwin
7%
Canada Southern
Feb
43
3%
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Ayrshire
2
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.ir
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4
1
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Audio
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Research
Atlanlica
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96%
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Atlantic
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Atco
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Campbell Machine Inc
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&
3%
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Camden
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100
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Altex
convertible
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10
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American
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7
14%
18,000
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5%
16%
713 May
3,100
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26,800
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8 % Mar
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35
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American
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Jan
Jan
1
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Jan
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Hill
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Burma
Jan
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American
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8
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Buell
Jan
6%
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13%
serial preferred
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67c
Apr
3
5%
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Feb
Jan
4%
39%
4%
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45
7,300
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--
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30%
Jan
30% May
2% Jan
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Jan
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6
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87
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17
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1,900
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100
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All-State
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10
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American
17
88 %
100
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19
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2% May
33,700
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—,
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100
4%
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Petroleums
Britalta
2%
37 V«
3%
—
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1,000
2%
3%
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1
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1/64 Apr
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300
3%
2%
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3% May
3,400
37 Vb
1
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Brillo Manufacturing Co
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13% May
Jan
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Foote
17
3%
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5% May
9% Mar
14% P'eb
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9
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1
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Inc
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Jan
Feb
13%
13%
4%
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Jan
12%
72%
5%
121/2
15%
500
■
4
3%
8% May
2% Mar
8%
8%
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3,400
134,600
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High
4
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31
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
6%
Feb
5%
10%
1%
-
8
20%
7
5%
300
5%
Apr
9%
10'%
2,400
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1%
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Jan
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8%
11.400
7% May
11%
Feb
19% May
25%
Jan
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Feb
19%
7
20 %
600
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Cuban
;
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General
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5%
Feb
7%
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Feb
43
Jan
~
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4%
1,200
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5%
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Jan
100
6%
6% Mar
140
32
13%
15%
9,000
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8%
1.500
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13%
14%
14%
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preferred
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Feb
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16
Jan
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D
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7
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11%
500
10% Mar
2%
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6,600
4%
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10%
11%
5,500
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12%
Apr
Feb
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300
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100
9%
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38% /
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200
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,
1,300
45
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1,600
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Canada
Hardware
Plywood
Feb
Feb
of
7%
8
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reg
(Canada)
Indust- Electronic
3%
21
Oil
/'
\
•
ord
rets
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp—
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
23 V2
4.80P
dep
33%0
Corp
Chemical
American
Imperial Tobacco
7%
5
3%
7%
Jan
Apr
Jan
%
Feb
24%
Jan
72
4»/a
Jan
Jan
—
800
8%
Jan
IV2
6
20
'
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1
1
1%
13 V2
10
Feb
Apr
8 % May
2,300
8%
Feb
6
28 %
t~i
8% May
2
10c
:
4
10 Vb Mar
8,300
143
9%
'74%* 75%
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74%
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400
6%
'
21%
21
21%
—1
2%
5,000
9%
20
4
10
8%
9%.
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10
«
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Home
Imperial
2Va
138
4,500
V: 900
& Co 5%%
Home
IMC
16%
6%
13 Va May
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
9%
9,400
,••
.4%
10c
Holopliane Co
Apr
4%
2
25c
15%
Co
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
31%
11,200
'
4%
Jan
13%
—
A
Feb
2,500
5%
3%
19,300
14
.'
Instruments
Hotels
26%
2,500
4%
33/4
Apr
,
Supermarkets
Han
Jan
May
leo
Inc-
("R) <fe Co Inc
4,700
3,900
8
"
Feb
107/s
35.\
4%
1,800
14%
3/s
13%
4%
Inc_
convertible
Jan
14
8V4
5
Jan
5%
1
.
'
4%
4%
Jan
Mar
6%
3% May
4,100
18'4
Inc
(WE)
Jan
10%
5
"4%
"3%
3%
'
41
Jan
800
preferred
8%
13
5%
40%
1%
16
May;
Feb
9%
10%
138
page
13%
Feb
7%
13
10c
May'
Jan
Jan
14,100
19%
1
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Jan
1 %
40
Apr
6.700
Ik
11%
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45/b
4,700
47%
6V4 May
1
a
1,200
1%
Apr
6%
1
1
...4%
1 Va
Feb
4%
22%
7%
1
Inc
Feb
414
1%
Jnn
100
297/a--
15%
8
5 7 it
~4%
14 %
Industrial
5%
Feb
12%
1.100
5 % -
67/s:
28%
11V*
Jan
26%
:
22%
1,500
-
6%
5
6%
1
,
12
May
'
preferred
For footnotes, see
5
6%
,5%
•
1
10c
Inc
Frost
A)
(Geo
Apr
A
15%
Apr
3%
& Construction
Enterprises-—t_
Friendly
'10%
400
-
11%
10c
Ync lZZZ
(Thei
Fuller
ft
~2%
Fresnillo
•900
3%
A
14,500
11%
,3%
9% May
1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford Motor of , Canada
Fotochrome
Jan
Apr.
6V2
Fischer & Porter Co
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17%
10%
700
1,700
Wavrflrtc
W)
10%
25c
H)
Jan
5,900
Corp
Inc
(M
7'%
6%
10c
General Corp
Firth Sterling
Feb
10%
1
common--
Pishman
Jan
7V4
6%
1
convertible
3%
Mar
6
9%
Candy
Purchaser
First National
Corp
11%
A
1.60
;
Mar
Apr
12% May
a
6%
J
Drilling Co
Petroleum
Filmways
200
10%
.
25
150
Jan
5
11
Jan
2% May
9,600
6
55%
10%
Fargo Oils Ltd
f
May
1
Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
i
50
.100
Chemical Co
Farmer
Fanny
250
13% Mar
Co_
Seaboard
May
3
,
3%
-
$1 or 25c
Corp
Fairmont
22,000
4
5% Mar
10c
Ltd
Exquisite Form Indus Inc.
Falcon
6
11
Electronics
Radio
Corporation
Evans
2%
Inc
Esquire
Eureka
8 Vb
Feb
10
'•
4,200
,
'99% Feb
,rll%
Jan
Feb'
6,900
Jan
38
1
10
1
Apr
8 Vb
14 3/8
Class
Jan
1.100
38%
10k
1
/
3,600
253/4
Jan
2%
Jan
3% May,
13,400
9%
8%
25%
8V1
Jan
2,800
Hoffman International Corp
Hofmann Industries Inci—
Jan
2,700
■•&:••;•••
3%
7%
1
„
800
Apr
43/4
—
7%
4%
£spey Mfg <fc Electronics
T
12
Hilton
Feb
Steel Corp common
&
...
59,900
11
Hill's
Jan
1st
cum
1,200
26,500
53/B
9%
Hoe
Feb
10c
17% May
6 % May
preferred
Ero Manufacturing Co
6%
6%
23/4
4%
4%
7%
6%
2%
4%
11%
Jan
100
•
6
2
6%
2%
25c
5%
Jan
9y8
•
convertible preferred
Apr
10% Mar
ouo
Horn
Equity
30
Jan
21%
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Jan
200
18
22%
1
pfd
Jan
8V8
438
Helmerich & Payne Inc
Hercules Gallon Products
Feb
25
2,700
17%
20c
27%
1,000
19%
;
Mining Co___
4%
Feb
180
25c
Corp
Jan
2,700
93/4
20
Heli-Coil Corp
30% Mar
Jan
May
172
l.*6
1%
17%
1
Freight
15%
29%
•
Feb
19%
18%
-1
Apr
800
'
Hecla
Feb
8
9%
Inc
Air
53
17%
Corp
Emerton
Jan
50c
Facilities
9%
May
12
9%
28%
15
300
27%
.4
4,500
12%
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
Feb
9 % Mar
Electronics Corp of Americk
El-Tronics
Inc
Apr
21% Mar
17%.
1
T i«ht-
Industries
Haven
Jan
1
Co
Missile
1%
28%
23%'Feb
25%
15
%
;1'4
Inc^
Stores
Hazel
./
7%
10c
Associates Inc
Specialty
162
24%
100
162
18%
5
400
175
24%
1
Communications
Electronic Research
26
172"
1
Ltd
Dev
Corp.^
Electronic Assistance Corp
Electronic
2,900
4
Jan
12%
17 %
12
*
Hastings Mfg Co_
Havana
Lithographing
Feb
Jan
44%
300
6%
1
and
Electrographlc
46%
•
Corporation
Elder
;T-»
46\
1
—
,'2%
.
25
25
———lOo
2
Inc
Harvey Radio Co
*
Apr
13 %
4% May
9% May
200
1,900
10
V5%
-
B
Edo
9%
5%
'
A
■
4%
4%
46%
*
,
common..
.
10,
"
-
Jan /
out.
;
Harvey's Stores class A—
-
Jan
15%
(Paul)
Electric
Heller
4%
1
Eastern
Apr
'
Mar
•1
Devices
Feb
2% May
1%
21/«
1
f
-
Hartford
Apr
4%
//
E
Air
17%
11% May
2,400
Z.Z. V C'.;*
Lamp Co
Heinicke
Eastern
Feb
Mar
35
.lan
23,500
1
Inc
Helena Rubenstem Inc
;
Feb
31% Mar
9c
American Corp:
Hartfield
(%■
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
2%
2%
America
1,650
*
10fl
23%
•'2,700
30
Corp
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Apr
3Vb Mar
6%
400
66%
-
:
5%
Jan
29 Va
8%/
29%
ro.aou
Corp—
15%
May
5Uc
.
Harn
Jan
'.
1,400
7%
60%
...
~3%
7%
Co.—
•''
2%
8%
Hamilton Electro Corp
Feb
20
10 V2
1,500
v
~3%
~3%
Hosiery clasB B commo
17 V\ Mar
Feb
Apv
2%
73/4
H
H
-Fen'-
3%
1
(The)
13
J an
-
Feb
18 %
2,600
._10«
Durham
16%
2%
3 ■%.
industries
Industries
Mar :
May
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Duraloy
Jan
v May
2%
•
36%
,6,800
18%
Drilling & Exploration Co.
Feb
35
11
2%
7%
lwuu&ones—a
61
& Western
Gulton
52%
f-
40
Jan
^ 7
I. 18,900
:
Jan
39 %
4,800
41
;
8%
:
29%
Jan
17% Mar
41
t
Jan
Apr:
20% Mar
•
_1
103%
Apr
2%
3%
j—
Land
American
Gulf
11% Mar
19%
.7.50
t
Harris
11%
13
%
Gulf States Land
Jan
18%
V*
Gulf
Hardeman
Driver
2H%
Warrants
Jan
15% Jan
19
.32.50
Corp
Draper
800
Company———1
Grocery atores Products
—
5
Grow Corp
(The)
10c
Guerdon Industries Inc class A com—*
3% Mar
6%
Ltd
Brewery
31 3/a
7%
nreferred series A
6%
Apr
10%
•
Ltd—
Co
preferred—
Dorsey (The) Corp.
6
20% Mar
common.
$2
Jan
2%
"
11%
Ltd
30%
3%
Gridoil Freehold Leases
10%
,
6%
Chemical Co
24
common__60o
Producers
3% May
5%
10%
-
Bridge Co Ltd
*_
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock.
&
Western
Great
3%
200
Petroleum Ltd
Tar
400
Grlesedieck
A conv
Research
&
4,000
25
—_1
_1
Corp
5%
200
...
18%
10c
20c
Co
Corp
Bowling
1,000
3%
3%
Lakes
Lakes Chemical
1,900
5%
3%
Jan
99
9% May
24
1
—
Co
Basins Petroleum
Great
Apr
ord reg.
rets
Manufacturing
8%
Dominion
Dominion
Great
Ltd—
Co
dep
Chemical
Dome
Gray
1,600
3%
14%
16%
I
Great American Industries Inc—_
Fed
8,500
%
14
5
Jan
Apr
12
V"
8
"3%
Diversey. Corp
Dixilyn Corp class
Dixon
Jan
11%
10
preferred—^
7%
Jan
12% Mar
29%
149%
Jan
A
11
Supermkts com—10a
Quality
1st
Jan
23 % Mar
146
11,600
•
Jewelry class a———
Gorham Corporation
Grand Rapids Varnish
'
;
Feb
1%
Jan
8 j'o
16
169
Gordon
Jan
Feb
1
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Mar
■•*-1,200
10%
17
12%
v
Febu—'
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co.
Jan
12%
15 5/8
9%
18%
1
Jan
31
900
.9%
Jan
13% Mar
'
1—
511
Feb
15
v
23% May
5
Z
Mines
12% .Jan
20%
16,400
14%
■
■94.%' Jan
•
Inc
Inc
10%
9%
7%
Manufacturing
Products—-
Industrial
8y8
1,200
Mills
Knitting
(Adolf)
Apr
11 Vs May
30
9%
9Va
28%
1,500
%
Mar
5
3,700
*
25%
24%
147 % 149
.
1
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25e
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Gasket
9%
9
9%
800
2,000
Inc—.
Mar
7%
130
12%
debenture
1%
3
1,400
30%
Detroit
*
Gobel
11 Va
Stores
Mfg
8%
;i
Gloray
12%
Dennison
f
Jan
Apr
Jan
11
Apr
40 %
Jan
11%
200
912
•14%
1
——
8%
5%
Productions Inc
Dejay
10,400
23%
10%
40
Union' Co Inc
6% May
inc cl A com—20o
A pref
Corp class
23%
23%
22%
i.1
4%
Apr
101""
class B
4%
8
Transit System
C
50
20%
Feb
11 Ve May; ' /
1
^ Apr^.
:
4,700
'"600
98%
Jan
15 % Mar
3iu Mar
8,400
1%.
Apr
Jan
Apr' **'.•.
10%
'
11%
Mar
7%
32%
: 900
'
——.
Systems,
Security
1,500
5%
Detroit
J.'
13%
■1%
Jan
98
2%
il3/4
v/,:. 500
11%
Jan
:35'%
5 % May
,
27,700 ;
14%
5,000
7%
Brothers Inc
Mines Inc
Desilu
"
11%
T%
Co
5%
5%
Dayco
yh !
12%
1
A n-v.
class
com
Co„__
C)
(A
Gilchrist
15 Va Mar
Inc
6 V2
7%
i
ul
■
50c
—1
Yellowknife Mines Ltd—
6V»
5%
I'
;
12,100
12,400
4j"o
16%
'
Apr
2Apr
1,600
7
13 %
4.V
—50c
Corp
Feb
9
5Vs
-1
Day
v;''A'.'-
'
Controls
Giannini
Mar
6%
10o
35
Davidson
'
r
■/
13%
«•:
98%
35
Globe
Stores
I
V Y
•
35,
12%
preferred—-—
5%
80a
.—50c
2.50
20
Crystal Dairies
Daitch
'
34%
13
—
/:.;;21V/
D
„
Daryl Industries Inc
'
34%
£1
Corp
.—-.—I.
Corporation-—
Stores
$4.60
Globe
'■•)
•:
11%
8
Glenmore Distilleries
'
f,'
12%
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Yd
■
f:2'/„
—2.50
Genung's Incorporated
.
,8'A
2
ord reg
rets
Feb
8 V
Feb
13% Ap r
8% Apr
9% Jan
10,400
13%
1
'High
..
...1% :ApK.'/v' // 4%
12
7% Mar
...
1,600
8
■V5%
ZZh
General Plywood
Jan
•8%
17%
v7% Mar
M'
I
dep
General
General Gas Corp_
45,800
6%
Fireproofing
Feb
Jan
4% Feb
700
2%
;—
Corp.!—_
Ltd— -
Co
5%
13% May
31%
'
V 12Va May.
28%-May ^
3,200
i
4%
3%
8%
"wts"
III—1
10%
Jan
13%
29%
~4%
Corp.
Electric
General
Jan
2'VB
12%
28%
96'%
:—_L
General Development
11% Mar
3,200
8Vt
common
Feb
1,200
14%
B
Ai %
6
1
Class
Jan
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
6% Jan
3
300
7%
6%
6%
32
.•IV'
4. /9%
Jan
common
100
Jan
14%
5%
Laboratories class A common—1
Cutter
37%
■;
1,200
;
14%
1
Manufacturing Co class
Curtis
12%
Co
Power
Georgia Power $5 preferred—.
„10fl
Co.
4
:.:3oo
.
Range Since Jan.
Low
28%
Inc
21
Feb
4%
Co_—
Corporation
V
7
—25a
Cubic
Gatineau
13%
5%
Aluminum
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land
9,800
8%
3%
—1
Crown
Feb
8% May
1% Apr
7,000
40
8%
4
Industries Corp—25e
Central Petroleum (Md)
•
Crown
600
1%
1%
39%
,8%,
—250
Corp
Garan
22%
■
1
Corp—
Jan
«%
200
8%
8%
Shares
High
Low
;
Jan
16%
% 7% May
7% Apr
1,500
7%
6A
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
$
7%
1
inc <Del;__oik
1
Corp
Petroleum
Cresmoht
17
Apr
20
400
7%
;
Indusuie*
Carrier
Creole
Jan
General
20%
7%
(ord reg)_^_£l
American dep receipts
Cox Instruments Corp
Crane
500
'
,
1,
20%
20
class A—
Cott Beverage Corp
1-50
Cott
Bottling Co of New England—1
preferred
$1
Jan
'»
20% May
800
Sales
for Week
of Prices
,
Feb
18
17%
14%
'
Par
High
14%
17
14%
14%
•
1
& Reynolds common—
Corroon
Low
High
voting—*
Distilling Ltd cl A
Inc
Coro
Low
Par
non-voting
B
Class
: '
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Week's
Range
Friday
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Friday
i
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■.
Monday, May 7, 1902
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 4)
>:
.
»
,
(2176)
80
V4
*'
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Jan
v
Feb
85%
Anr
29%' Feb
"
**'
26 7
31 ft
r%
Mar
/
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Number 6157
195*
.
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The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2it7)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
f
Low
Low
High
7/
Glass
Construction
Jefferson
High
1
20'/a
18%
20%
41/2
4%
4%
1,800
Corp
^_l
8%
1,400
.1
g%
6li
8%
Petrochemicals
Gig
7%
800
Asbestos
Lake
Series
B
Jetronic
warrants
Industries
Jupiter
Co
Corp
3,200
18% May
4% Apr
7%
34,
3%
3%
1,100
10c
34,
2%
3%
8,800
75c
Inc
(The)
Apr
Mt
6%
Feb
Jan
Mount
11% Mar
2% May
8%
8 »/8
8%
2,400
8
9Va
4iJ
5%
Mar
12
Kaiser
It.
sii
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
f
Katz
(D)
Gas
&
Feb
Movie
4%%
pfd
Drug Company
Kaufman &
Kavanau
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
Copper
Kleinert
Klion
(•
Muter
Jan
200
20%
4,600
18
2,200
17%
Apr
40 y2
21%
40%
2,100
50%
19%
21%
4,000
25
Feb
11 'A
12
II
2^
\l
1
2%
III
4,500
3%
5,200
19%
4,600
%
19%
A
%
5%
5
1
241/a
22%
26%
14
14%
7%
7%
20%
20%
20%
15%
15%
Lamb
Apr
Jan
19
Jan
24%
Mar
15%
28%
rs
Lee
Filter
13,700
2%
4,000
Motor
Lefcourt
lOo
*7%
2,800
6% Jari
7%
*
14%
16
2,600
—1
161/2
14 %
18%
6,000
2%
2%
.1
3%
£
Products
class
25%
25%
2%
Apr
3
1,400
3
Apr
4
5%
1,500
5%
1
1
10 %
Bellas
13»/4
16%
16%
16%
800
15%
4%
5%
900
4%
Apr
Apr
5%
Apr
5
5%
5%
6i/a
-.1
6%
2,700
Hess
Bowl-O-Mat Corp
A
6%
1
3%
3%
~
,
1%
1%
15
19%
19%
100
20%
Steel
5%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
20%
8
10
8%
——
Bartlett— r o
•
—25c
13,200
7%
Apr
11%
14%
Jan
18%
400
;5%,
1%
3% Jan
Preserves Inc.———.—1
5%
5%"'
*6%
1%
Jan
•
.16
100
4
Jan
4%
Apr
27%
27y4 Jan
9% Apr
13%
Jan
10% Apr
14%
Jan
15
19% Mar
400
10
1,800
11
400
16
1,400
38,100
3%
Feb
Mar
9
Mar
32
Jan
2% Jan
Feb
4
Apr
15%
16%
2;000
15% May
22 Va
Jan
21%
23%
5,700
21
Apr
27%
Feb
54%
50
58%
7,900
22
Jan
58% May
18%
Jan
20Va Mar
.100
Associates—..a.
1%
1%
l7/a
9,100
3%
11V4
10%
11%
..20c
10%
10
10%
2
14
14
1
14%
14
—
Infc
—1
Inc.—
1% Mar
2% Jan
4% Feb
2
Apr
?%
Jan
3%
10% May
16 %
10
12%
Feb
19
Jan
17%
Jan
500
4
Co
Mur
9,100
8,800
1,500
14 Va
1,000
14
14%
1,400
13%
Apr
%
24,200
14
Apr
J
May
Apr
Feb
Feb
Watch Co
Industries
'
,
Co—-— _50c
Park
Process
York
Co
Auction
York
&
Ciiem
<v.
North
19%
19%
21
2,200
19% May
35
75%
71%
T6%
5,200
67% Mar
24%
M
2%
1% Apr
100% Mar
....
Jan
Jan
39% Mar
35%
Apr
47
Jan
A
Jan
Jan
7.800
1% Jan
6% Mar
1% Mtly
7%
3 ■' 7
9%
Feb
5,600
2% Mar
4
Apr
5
5%
6%
Jan
2%
1,400
100
4% Feb
2%
2% Apr
3
Feb
1%
i% i
3
3%
3,600
7,300
'.1% Apr
l1
3%
4,200
.
3
150
68%
93
58%
-—50
pfd—100
Ltd-.^—i—.1
2%
4Va
May
Mar
57
Jan
93
Mar
88 V*
Apr
8%
6,900
1,200
A
8%
7%
Jan
2%
2%
3%
18,600
18%
18%
——
17%
19
5.10Q
14%
Feb
18%
20%
40,800
18 V.
Apr
19%
26%
8%
9%
16,100
8% May
11%
%
A
,
(Del)——-»i0c
Amer
300
,8%
92
92
Jan
Jan
Jan
62
9%
Corp.—
of
4an
138
34
8,300
.
Jan
27/s
-
5
Ind Pub.Serv 4V*%
Cbrp
1,550
%
13% y-Feb
% Mar
.
10% Apr
4% Mar
2% May
80% Apr
24%
Nuclear
38'A
36
Apr
7%
——i
Rankin Nickel Mlnfes
Industrial
Novo
35 Va
' h
21
Oils Ltd.
RR Co..——
Penh
20
400
37%
Jan
Apr
10%
7%
Airlines—
Northern
North
2
105
1%
31
•2%
1
Railway—.
Royalties Inc.. ——1
Canadian
North
1%
.
"—1.25
_—
American
2*900
10,200
-
Inc——
Inc
Northeast
7% Mar
-10
Exploration __—_30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Iric—10c
.7
tit
4.800
11%
36%
37%
1
& Southern
Norfolk
North
Feb
Honduras Uosurio—3 .33%
31%
101
•
37%
Mines—
Noramco
1%
101
Co
Mines Ltd
Rim
31
10%
1
Mining Co
Lites
Noma
Feb
ii
U
31%
Mm
luna
Nickel
' Mar
35%
Apr
5% Apr/
Jan
4%
2%
Nipissing
Mar
: 1%
19%
4,200
,
6
Feb
10,500
21
19%
2,100
11%
/
•'
''
19%
Loral
.4%
3VH
16
New
Feb
May
12 Va
Apr
6%
22 y«
New
Jan
700
1%
1%
Lodge & Shipley (.The) Co
—1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—r
—.1
Electronics Corp—I
—.25c
;9%
4%
5,800
10
9% May
3
15ya
i«
New
8% Jan
14% Jan
15%
15
4%
■;
n%
8%
15%
2.59
Jan
300
2,000
9%
15$
J
New
40% Mar
1,000
10,400
12% Mar
13,600
10%
New
15% Mar
Jan
12%
Jan
7%
4
Stores
9%
9%
27%
9%
..25c
Jersey Zinc.——
1
Mexico & Arizona Land.A*...
New
Jan
35%
Sherry
7%
14%
5%
3%
Ltd...—.——
Car
Haven Clock &
changed to
New
Jan
12%
Louis
Apr
10% May
6% May
Name
Jan
2%
30%
A-i...—
Jan
10%
~3%
Haven
Feb
25%
121/4
10%
9
Apr
.32%
Class
Jan
7
1,100
Union Electric Corp—. -30c
._50c
Video Corp class A
Don
■New
6% Mar
Apr
—4
&
Apr
35
-10
Rubber Machinery.—
Nestle-Le
Jan
1%
v
—
Kessler
12»/2
Apr
5% May
1
National Transit Co...
Jan
90
Libpi;ty Fabrics or.N Y common——.1
preferred
10
Lithium Corp of America Inc——.—1
Livingston Oil Co.—
10c
Lockwood
9% Jan
4%
2
Presto Industries Inc.:—
National
Jan
8
16,500
1%
1
Chain
Apr
9%
3
1
Equipment Rental Ltd—.
_25c
Ltd
National f'eleftlm
Jan
20%
6% May
3% Apr
900
3%
25c
(R G.) Inc
Steel
Feb
6% Mar
34%
6%
7%
1
Machines..
Weld
5%
5%
12
1
5
1
National
Jan~
800
4% May
12% May
19%
12%
Locke
Jan
Apr
29%
2,500
Jan
4%
12 %
.
-!
Feb
Jan
6,200
12%
! 6
10%
National
Jan
3
.10
Le.v.ine's Inc
300
2,600
9%
National Research Corp—
9% Feb
14% May
147/8 May
—5
Corp
27%
7,400
.
5%
10%
2% Mar
3%
3
1
Realty
30
6,400
Nelly
16
Corp
Le Tourneau
12
5%
National Petroleum
10Va Mar
24% May
2% May
—;
%
29%
5,400
•
Lee,
11
31 Yi
7%
National
Feb
25%
3
.
11,000
2,600
11
12%
National Electric
Jan
24%
1
Laijston Industries Inc.
Larchfield Corp.——
5%
5
29%
6%
Natidhal Company Inc
Jan
15
14,600
^2%
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
9%
14%
5
—1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
Jan
Feb
7%
28%
2'/8
Ltd—
Industries
Apr
9% May
5
Feo
3U%
2.50
-10
50o
a'
Jan
24%
Corp
5%
1,400
10%
National
Jan
i7o
May
7% May
20% Apr
100
8
25%
1
-
4,900
7%
National
3% Feb
19% Apr
14
<: 200
15%
Apr
Apr
Apr
__33y3C
A_—;
...
6%
10%
25o
National Alfalfa IJeiiydrat & Milling—3
Feb
21.
600
7.50
1%
3%
a
5
9,000
141/4
L'Aiglon
Mines
5%
9%
—1
Nedieks
Shore
~6%
—8
National
Lakey Foundry Corp
Jan
10
2.50
Co
Company..
National
Lake
14
Napco Industries Inc
Nat Nast, Inc class A
Electronics Corp—
Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Mar
Jan
N
Feb
~
1,100
25c
—
18%
35
11%
Corp———
Namm-Loeser's Inc.
Feb
-
3Va
4,400
18
19%
A
,^-2.50
.—j
Class A common.
16% May
30% Jan
300
Nachman
Jan
Feb
3,600
16%
19%
.*
14
12%
% Apr
1% May 7':
2"% May
14
Feb
1
5
Jan ,;
11% Mar
1,400
1%
a
10%
2,900
2%.
17
.5'•
(The) Corp class
Kropp (The) Forge Co
800
1
:
Kratter
1,400
12
2 l'u
10o
— x..;
—
12
11%
'
__l
.
.
4,900
13%"
Jan
jan
6% Mar
Feb
21 Va
38% May
19% May
I
—;
1,800
31%
12%
1
Feb
381/4-
3
Dept Stores' Inc
B) Rubber Co.;
17 Va
30%
Jan
4
Apr
17%
_1.25
—,
4%
400
14%
Jan
Feb
15%
Apr
14% May
26%
141/4
10c
!
5%
High
7% May
99 % Mar
17 «/a
1
Knott' Hotels
Kulka
Muskogee
Jan
15 %
Cobalt Ltd
(I
Corp.
Jan
3%
95%
2.50
_
(H L) Inc
Kostin
10%
Apr
1
Minerals Corp Ltd..
Kleer-Vu
Industries. Inc......
(S)
Apr
2%
5
Kirkland
Klein
7%
9,200
17V8
(Del)...
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products^*—
Kirby Petroleum Go
Kii'keby-Natus Corp
.
17,500
25c
:.
Kin-Ark Oil Company
H
8%
2%
1
Co
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kilembe
7%
23%
9.10s
16 y«
1
A
Inc
TV
2%
231/4
5
31%
50c
A
class
Videotronics
MPO
7%'t, 1
1
Broad Bldg Co
Corp
Kawecki
class
Inc
Star
9%
Jan
Mar
2%
1
"5
12.50
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3%
class A—1
MUrray Ohio Mfg Cb new com
Muskegon
Piston Ring Co
4
,50c
100
uorp
Inc
Tel
Film Laboratories
Shares
7:77
High
7%
9%
4
1
2.50
Mduntain States Tel &
Movielab
LOW
1
com
—
Company
Vernon Mills
Feb
;
Company
Electric
&
v
Products
Metal
for Week
of Prices
Par
•
Diablo
Muntz
u;. -A,:
K
■"
preferred—
23%
618 May
3% May
,7
-
Clemens
6%
1
Lake
Jefferson
•
Co
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. i
Mt
Jefierson
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
J
Jeannette
(Range for Week Ended May4)
Sales
La»t
American Stock Exchange
33
27'%. Jan
Louisiana
Gas Service
Louisiana
Land
Lunkenheimer
&
3,400
6%
28%
6,400
150
20% Feb
-4% Apr
28
Jan
8%
8%
2,100
8% Feb
~8%
2
Lynch Corp—
25-
5%
28%
6%
——2.50
(The) Go——
\
Jan
6% Apr
29% Feb
9% Mar
o
.
Manufacturing Co
Occidental Petroleum Cbrji
a——1
Oak
M
•;
v';;' '
..rAr" L
Ogden Corp
-
MacFadden-Bartell Corp
—50c
Mack Trucks Inc warrants,———
Macke Vending Co class A
—1
Mackey Airlines Inc—.—>
—33 %c
Macoid Industries Inc—:
_•
3
Mangel Stores
Mansfield
Tire
1 %
New
-
\
'•
'
31
;• '•
4,700
4»'o
4%
Ohio
Old
1% Mar
10% Feb
Jan
llV?
Jan
40%
Jan
May
14% May
27
8% May
11%
4
11%
12%
6%
9%
9%
3%
■
4
3%
125 %
47/a
4%
19%
19%
Overseas
Mirro
Aluminum
Company
Feb
6%
Jan
6
2,100
5%
13
1,200
14
12%
12%
Apr
Jan
May
38 % May
2%
"2,500
12%
•
"
Jan
Jan
42
'
4%
May
Apr
.5%
Jan
19% Mar
21%
Jan
"
%
Jan
1
Feb
Apr
27
31
Jan
5,900
:,
5%
6%
Apr
■uv
177/a
6%
14%
class
.14%
1
1
A com—1
1,900
Li 1x300
400
4%
29"%
1,500
27
34'/.
35%
1,900
11%
13
3,700
4%
4%
29 y8
.
17% Mar
5% Feb
4,800
Jan
64%
17 y4 May
19%
Jan
67/a
Apr
60%
5%
Apr
14% Jan
4% May
26%
Apr,
Apr
15y«
Jan
Feb
6
33% Feb
Industries
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
conv
dividend preferred—
dividend preferred
c—
2% May
10% May
12
Jan
$4.75
10
12% Mar
$4.75
%
21%
24
38%
$4.36
13%
13%
13%
%
20%
3,600
4%
4V4
:*
25
.
21% Mar
4%
Apr
,
3%
20
2,400
»
200
6%
13%
$4.40
Jan
Jan
Inc
i
20-
19 %
^«~50c
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
3,200
19% May
26% Mar
1
10%
-
see page
35.
101%
101
24%
38
5%'
2%
92
"
7
2%
92
8%
Warrants
Apr
■
.%>•
10Q
.
15%
'' Mar
Pall
Jan
25
6%
Feb
Park
;/'5% May
% May
6%
Jan
Park
1
Jan
Parker
8,100
15,500
25
Jan
21%
8,700
.12
Jan
2%
5,900
92%
90
2%
.7 89
«40
23%
Ciass
Apr
:.-7 %
1,300
.7%
144%
Co
class
B——a—
aa_
aa—2
1-4
2
1
—......2
100
-Feb
Apr
Apr
Penn
10 %
Jan
Pentron
7 7»AMay-
27%
24% Jan
26% Mar
24%
24%
500
Feb
24%
200
22% Jan
22% Jan
24%
23%
24%
Apr
6%
7%
99
7,000
6% May
470
91% Jan
95%
220
90
Jan
97%
Jan
103
144% May
88% Jan
154
Jan
95
Apr
7%
98
Apr
Apr
180
100
430
4%
4,800
27%
1600
26% May
35
Jan
17%
Feb
10%
3%
Jan
4%
26%
13%
14%
26,600
13% May
7%
.7%
8.800
7% May
,
7%
1.400
Jan
7% May
103% 104
7%
250
100
5% Mar
Feb
105 Va Mar
10
Mar
Mar
57 Va
61%
15,300
49% Jan
66
2o%
21V*
2,300
Jan
44%
3,800
20% May
44% May
24%
46%
53
Jan
13
5,900
1,500
-A Jan
%
:i
%
9%
9%
10%^
22%
22%^
22 V*
11%
6%
21%
21%
'
11%
9%
7
8%
8
8
1
213
2%
Co—————-a—2.50
Corp
1
9%
9%
*%
4
9%
4%
300
)
%
Jan
6% May
9%
Apr
200
20 y4
Jan
500
3,900
20% Jan
9Y* Jan
1900
6%Jan
5,100
2A
2,900
"
' 27/a
Electronics
Feb
Apr
144% 144 Va
94
94%
■,
_
Traffic
10%
99
95l/a May
102 % 103
103
.—-1
153%
Jan
,94
;
Parkersburg-Aetna
Apr
*
80
Company.
;94
3%
Jan
25% Jan
900
\i
Jan
Jan
25 V»
1*000
45r?
Jan
•
Apr
2,660
26%
59%
Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Pen
Apr
Apr
27 %
20%
Corp.:
Pa'tino of Canada Ltd.
Paro Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
Pehihsular Metal Products
Hame> changed to
Cox Instruments Corp *
97% Jan
:„91
152 A .153%'
7%
Chemical
5% Mar
Feb
28 % May
27
Jan
1,500
Apr
29%
Jan
7%
i04i
7Va
Corp
3,200
33 y4
25 Va
25%
t
class A—a—Ju-i
—
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc.
Pahtepec Oil (C A) Amer shares-
Apr
31% Jan
27% Jan
27%
pfd-
May
26%
94
Tubes—\
Page-Hersey
Feb
103%
Apr
24
Jan
13
12% Ffeb
125
*
87/a
& Light
Power
21
26%
94%
—----
—
May
27%
98
*
21
Jan
26%
Ltd
5%
Packer's Super Markets.
Paddington Corp ciass A
Pacific
36% Mar
Jan
38%
."35 %
19%
Apr
Mar
100
5%
5%
%
;
300
*
24%
5%
<
/
900
,
14%
14 V4
".._——*
pfd—100
Precision Industries——1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40^ preferred
100
4.80% preferred series ,B
——100
4.50% preferred series C__„-_a—10p
Montgomery Ward &s Co class A—*
Morse Electro • Products.!
1. i—
25c
10%
9%
.
6
34
900
1,400
Apr
Apr
,
27
Northwest Bell Telep—
15%
1,200
5*800
88 V*
27%
13%
13%
Mar
21% Mar
12V8 Apr
6%".,
6>/8
6«/b
32%
29%
28%
28
ido
43
20%
Apr
4%
15
Apr
10,600
.50
32
29%
Airlines
Jan
1
14
32%
21
21
Feb
13
20%
22%
12 Va
21
—2
Pacific
700
Apr
11%
34% May
11% May
20%
Products
Pacific
Monogram
6M»
855
64
17»/4
6%
Jan
900
21%
footnotes,
62%
17%
14% Mar
V," 5,300
%
For
63%
15% Mar
11
- Feb
11% Feb
2%
Molybdenite Corp; (Can).Ltd——
1
Molybdenum. Corp of America_T.__—;_i
-
Clay
11%
10 %
2%"
10%
5%
RR
10% May
3% Jan
1
1
8
-1
5% cum conv preferred...
25
6',<
cum
conv 2nd
pfd A
—25
Pacific Gils 6c Electric 6% 1st pfd—25
5%%
1st preferred
25
6%
1st preferred—______
—25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36%
i-edeemable 1st preferredA.28
Pacific
10^
2%
11
5%
Airlines
1,300
shares.lOa
8
Pacific Cokst Co
Jan
4
142
113
4,100
1,500
5%
14
10c
"clfs"—;
Mohawk
'4%
Jan
'.
28%
12%
MSr
8%
700
.
'
Inc-^.i—„„_,i—_1
MissbUri-Kansas-Texas
Corp
Manufacturing
Oxford
Apr
v..
U
„
2.50
i
Light 5%
Electric
Oxford
.
convertible preferred.
Mtto Electronics Corp
:
Power &
7,200
4%
Apr
13%
"6,000
100
4%
*
28
us
38
2,300
:
19%
;
Ih
28%
y
42
38%
4
42%
20,600
3%
3%
Feb
27% May
32,900
10
113
42;
_Ji0c
Mining Corp 6f Canada..
97%
12%
1,240
10%
Jan
Jan
28% May
11% Jan
*
:
5
4%%
Minnesota
96'/a
12%
Feb
29..
,98% Jan
Mar
10%
5,400
28,300
6%
6:
125%
—-50c
commoh—
Rubber Corp..
Securities
O'Sullivan
.tI
Co
£5% Jan
93% Jan
7
—
300
27
96%
preferred—aaa-i00
—I
4%%
Corp common—
preferred
O'okiep Copper Co;Ltd Amer
Op(ilika Mfg Corp^.—
Apr
3,200
'
vv
Co
common.:
Wchl
26%
—a^-i
...
"
8% Mar
100
4i«r
32
Mid-West
Miller
Power
Town
40c
Jan
<
Co7—
F«Sb
Feb
5% Mar
32%
31
Brass
Guio
.Feb
24%
5,300
28%
28%
23
Mill Factors CorpL.i...„:
V
9%
27%
1
Microwave Associates Inc.—_———1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Hew
1,400
1,000
v
16
32
Micromatic Hone 'Corp.
Financial Corp—
2
/ 21% Jan
20% May
■800
28
Chemical Corp.
———_1
Michigan Sugar Co common—^
1
6%
preferred —_——...——10
Midwestern
Feb
—~20c
I
1
1
Abrasive———
:
5,400
800
9%
8%
Michigan
Midwest. Investment
>
32
14 «A
——1
1
Ltd—;——1
!.*.
4%
25% Mar
30% Feb
Jan
Jan
3% May
% Jan
27,400
.
22%
•
8%
..._—5
Miami Extruders Inc.
—_——10c
Miami industries Inc class A——a—1
Metal & Thermit Corp,
"
-
May
%
2,900
6%
9%
v
15%
1
wi___—_—------—1
Merrill Island Mining Corp
21
24 %
1
23%
20%
•
32
Corp
Merchants
*
21%
Mfg Co__———
Refrigerating Co
Menasco
Apr
-
& Co———
common
3
"
1%
:
■
22%
•v
1,900
1%
5%
'
2.50
.
Johnson
1 %
•
23%
-50c
Ltd
£1
warrants—_—
Maryland Cup Corp——
:
-1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd—.:
*
Maule Industries Inc
.—3
McCrory
Corp warrants.
—
McCulloch Oil Corp.
I
50c
Mead
4%
Co
Communication
Martin-Marietta
3%
—
& Rubber
International Marine
Marconi
25%
—
Industries Inc
Mansfield
2,500
44 800
,7 * 200
(
22%
25%
1%
.
6%
.
-1
v—-———,
i
•
4
17
—-*
,——10c
Majestic Specialties Inc.—:—
Mallory Randall Corp.—__:
3
•
21
1%V
J
Service
Public
3
22%
Magellan Petroleum Corp ytc—
lc
Magna Oil Corporation—
.—.—50c
Maine
•
-
—
;
-
500
4.300
Jan
8% Jan
4
Apr
1% Mar
1% Mar
8% Mar
11%
Apr
24%Feb.
23%
Apr-
WMi Mar
8V2 Mar
2%
10
5%
Jan
Jatt
Jan
■
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
(2178)
34
■■
;
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 4)
Friday
of Prices
18%
Co (Mass)__20
of
-25c
pepperell Manufacturing
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Long
Island
Inc
Permian
Corp
Oils
Peruvian
1
Industries
Plastics
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plume
At wood
&
Poloron
class
Products
Polycast
(The)
Polymer
Corp
Powdrell
&
50c
1
A
Inc_:
class
New
B
Proctor-Silex
(The)
Prophei
Providence
Puritan
7
7
Sonotone
12%
Soss
101
6%
2,000
9
37
36%
7
2
7,100
2
10
53%
Jan
Jan
4.56%
convertible
Rath
Feb
4.32%
cumulative
4.24%
10
100
3,400
2%
Mar
81
Apr
9%
Jan
9
Jan
43
Apr
Feb
Mar
39 '4
38%
40
6,400
36
11%
12%
1.300
11% May
13%
13,400
11%
Apr-
13 "2
Apr
2.100
5%
Jan
6%
Apr
11%
12%
638
6
6
-
%
678
137b
2,200
6
Apr
8% Mar
6% May
6.200
13%
13%
Apr
17
Jan
21
Feb
22%
Feb
23%
:
25
1,900
22 %
Jan
26%
Apr
11%
V
12
400
11%
Apr
13
Jan
725
87%
500
92%
91%
92%
Jan
Feb
Shares
74% Mar
26 y8 Mar
Standard
21%
Stanley
17
16%
17%
4.000
15% Mar
20% Mar
Jan
Jan
41?
314 Mar
34
Feb
Real
I—
20%
12
13
12%
*6%
—-
Reinsurance
Foil
*2%
6%
600
300
22 %
Jan
23%
Apr
3,200
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
4%
Apr
7%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
5%
Apr
1%
iy8
1%
13,000
1%
Jan
convertible
50c
of
Parts
~4%
4
6
•
4 %
4V4
Jan
5%
Feb
4%
Jan
8
Feb
16%
18
3,900
16% Jan
20% Mar
12%
13%
3,100
10% Feb
50c
1
•
2%
2%
2%
2,200
"9%
918
9%
6,000
3
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F—__10()
__1
Inc
Corp
•
Rollins Broadcasting
Inc
Rowland
Royal
Industries
Ryan
Fifth
&
12
12%
1,1'
200
4%
5
.
36 V8 Mar
33
•
Container
&
Shop
78
87% Mar
Jan
84 Va
Wells
Struthers
3,300
22
Jan
24% Mar
400
22
Jan
23%
Apr
22%
Apr
7%.
:
200
Corporation
Sunair
Electronics
Sunset
International
6%
81
24%
Jan
v-6%
8,100.
■:
;f,
24
Feb
21% Mar
;
,
Mar
26
6
15
.
2,100
11%
12 %
23
21%
23
11% May,
3%
9%
3%
200
24%
6,400
9%
6,700
8%
23%
13%
24
4
Inc
Petrol
800
Superior
Corp
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Synlex Corporation
7.% Jan
-.*32
12%
Jan
14 Va
Apr
Jan
4%
7,600
1,900
12%
Jan
33
5,500
29%
Feb
4
Mar
7%
5%
5%
700
700
8
5Vu
5%
9
1%
42,400
8,100
23% May
3% Feb
13%
200
12%
21%
13%
78
80%
19
12%
125
22%
2%
5,100
12
8,600
14%
2,400
13
15%
6,200
13
11%
12%
,
700
~i%
1%
2
Apr*
31%
29%
1
7%
1 % May v
30% Mar
34
31
32
1,500
22 Va
28 Va
29%
4,300
8%
9%
12,400
8%
9%
3%
3%
3%
3%
-3%
Jan
8%
Apr
8,600
3%
3%
95
%
7
28,900
10
3%
3%
l7/8
2
Feb
Jan
Ja'fi
f"Feb
■40%
/ N*36
Feb
Mar
41Vb
12
Apr
-
-
15
10
v
Apr
-1,000
.
7%
7
15
7.900«
4
3%
Jan
Mar
"17%
?
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
' * -
Feb
"
May
8% Mar
*
1,200
%
Feb
2,900
2%
Feb
4
200
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
19%
Apr
6% May
7% Jan
30%
Jan
'
20%
20%
600
7%
6%
7%
8,900
8%
8 %
8%
5,300
48%
2
2%
v;
28% May
8% May
9
ls %
'c
May
9
25c
1
10c
50c
25c
y*
100
1
31%
36
Feb
,'13% Mai¬
400
14,000
31%
34
Jan»
31 %
22%
1'7% Jan
36
Apr
20%
.
May
11%
Jan
24%
21% May
14%
Feb
18
10% May
23%
Feb
83% Mar
18% Apr
10%
21%
Jan
Jan
4%
May
11%
Feb
Feb
Mar
30'%
..
74% Mar
21%
50c
5
1
9%
6%
Jan
12 %
1,100
'
Apr
12
1% May
5,600
4%
13%
12%
1 in<;
25%
Feb
34'%
Jan
3%
3%
Jan
16
-
6% May
Jan
23%
1%
24
Jan
v9% Jan
13%
2,400
Jan
24 V4
12%
%
Feb
6%
Jan
30%
6
Feb
14 Vs
Jan
22%
6%
Corp
Ltd
Tool & Die Co
Supercrete
28%
.
22% May
8
Jan
15% Mar
*
3% Feb
150
14
13%
4%
t
Feb
Mar
32%
21% May
9% May
3% Apr
6,300
Feb
11%
86-
1,400
22%
23%
:
2,800
26,000
4%
4
4%
Jan
24% Mar
•
10%
9%
Apr
79
100
,
11%
10%
10c
(Del)
Stylon
6
24%
1
1
—1
1
Corp
Apr
23%
7%
1
Inc
Apr
23 %
8%
Corp
Arner
Feb
27
Feb
75%
200
Jan
23%
81
_10c
*
Inc
Strong .Cobb
,
25
21% Jan
5
5
13,400
45%
51%
37,800
37
:
1%
■'
Apr
Mar
9% Mar
10
Feb
66
Jan
Mar
Apr
19%
Jan
Technical
Feb
Jan
86%
Apr
13
Jan
26% Mar
Teleci.ro Industries
10%
Feb
12%
Va Jan
Apr
513
Jan
10%
Jan
19 % May
3%
3%
2,900
13%
2,400
11%
9,800
11
May
6 %
12,400
18 y8
l
3%
3
%
28%
Jan
36
27%
Jan
36
7%
Apr
4%
3%
27%
23%
29 3
39%
38 Va
41%
15 Va
Corp
Temiey
Engineering
Terminal-Hudson
Oil
Texam
3
Jan
5% Jan
15% Mar
Texstar
Jan
Textron
Electronics
Feb
Textron
Inc
&
Light
53% Mar»
14%
16 Va
4%
5,200
11%
13%
10 Va
8,800
20,400
-
26%
Jan
4%
Jan
3% May
4%
Jan
11% May
23,30*
3%
14% May
3% Jan
37,100
3%
3%
Feb
16%
Jan
9%
8%
6%
1,800
5
2%
2%
2,600
2
5%
6%
3,300
5
Apr
Inc
25c
6%
pfd
1
•
10c
7%
Jan
Thew
9,900
3
Feb
5
Jan
Thompson-Starrett
2.100
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
600
3 %
Apr
4%
Jan
Shovel
Inc
com
Markets
A
Jan
Mar
Jan
10
Jan
16% Mar
18%
Jan
22
21
4,700
2%
100
20%
20%
21%
29 VA
28%
13 Vs
Apr
Apr
3% Mai-
2 % May
11,200
13 %
1
15% Mar
1,400
20% May
26 %
•1,500
29 %
:
1,7«
6%
10%
2%
,25c
Inc.—J
rhriffimart Inc class
Feb
Jan
Mar
2.100
8
13%
2%^
Jan
18,200
13%
10
9%
1%
98
% May
12,500
7%
12%
20%
10c
Jan
Jan
Jan
•7%
1
93%
125
.7%
8
Co
preferred
8%
3
May*
6% May
Jan
/ 5,700
1
%
8% May
6,600
1%
97
12%
„
Co
convertible
6%
6%
1
50e
Inc
"warrants"
14 VB Mar
Apr
6%
Corp
Thorofare
37%
3%
97
Jan
35% Mar
10c
$4.56
Apr
6%
3% May
$3% May
3%
12
50%
May
4,700
a
~2%
Inc
Electronics
11
70c
41
10,000
Apr
8% Mar
28,500
7,400
4%
1
Inc..
Corporation
Power
Texas
43%
5
Industries
12 % Mar
5% May
41
Warrants
Television
Jan
15%
42 3 a
20c
10c
1
•
Inc
3%
-
1,100
2,700
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
3%
3%
2%
Jan
Technicolor
3%
5%
3!2
3%
Jan
30%
10% May
12%
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
Mar
9
35%
34%
•
Corp
TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
4
33%
32%
Operations.Inc:
7%
6%
34
33%
12Vic
Material
900
5V2
5
common
preferred
Technical
1,300
11%
A
common
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
10,300
11
B
cumulative
4%
5
10
•
5
1
class
Inc
Class
Feb
12%
3%
Talon
Jan
Jan
10%
13%
,
9%
20 %
1
Haynes
1,500
8%
Corp
7%
10%
50c
;
Stop
B)
Apr
19 %
1
;
Inc
(Hugo)
May
9%
11
20 Va
•
Petroleum
(J
Stinnes
Stone
:
Co
Stetson
18%
4%
500
7 Vs
6%
lc
Inc.
Avenue
Consolidated
Ryerson
80Q
21 %
1
50c
American Corp
Russeks
330
8%
5
Royal School Labs Inc
Royulite Oil Co Ltd
Rusco
85%
8 %
20
7
83
84%
1
Inc
Company
Carper.
ili
Apr1
8%
30c
Raceway Inc
Products
Roxbury
Jan
13%
£1
Products Inc
Ross
Jan
%
1,700
85%
20%
8%
6%
13%
1.50
Inc
(The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc—
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Apr
.
dep rets ord regis
Jan
28% Mar
Jan
8% Mar
10 y8
900
13%
1
Royce Ltd—
9,300
3%
Apr
Feb
2,400
8
7
20c
2%
7%
7%
Inc
31%
100
16% Mar
common
Products
Stephan
Supronics
12:%
6%
Technical
Co
Jan
17%
%
B
41 % Mar
,
Mar
23%
5
„_10c
1
Corp
23 Va
1,100
%
23%
1
*
Inc
Chemical
19% May
3,300
6 y8
Stelma
Stenan
Jan
Feb
5%
ordinary
Canada
Feb
31 %
12 34
Inc
Instruments
Co
9'%
11%
23
2,800
.,
26%
78
1
preferred
Statham
28% May
38
-
Feb
Feb
Tobacco
St
San
San
Carlos
Inc
2.50
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
series preferred—:
4 % "/<>
series
series
5.60%
series
Jan
21%
1,500
4
preferred—.
21%
20%
21%
20
4.40%
Petroleums
3-%
20
preferred.
preferred-
Sarcee
3%
21%
3%
Apr
4%
Apr
9
16 pesos
5%
20
19%
20
—20
20
Ltd
—50C
•
'
2,900
19 %
22%
Jan
Mar
1,1-00
19%
Apr
21%
Jan
200
18y8
Jan
20
Apr
100
22%
18%
Jan
20
300
19%
22 %
Apr
21%
Feb
23 Va
Apr
% May
5% Apr
lin«
Mar
Feb
7%
Jan
'
■%
%
57/s
5%
1
1,300
6
-
1,600
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Amer deposit rets ord reg
5s
Todd
Shipyards Corp
20
2%
Feb
21%
22%
700
21%
Apr
26%
Jan
Toledo
21%
21%
Milling Co Ltd
"
7y8
Lawrence Corp Ltd
Salein-Brosius
89%
91%
175
86 %
Jan
91% May
Edison
Tonopali
Tower
4 %%
of Nevada..
Corp
:
Mining
Universal
Photolab
Town
preferred
Inc
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Trans
Lux
5c
Corp
class A
Co
1
"wts"«
—25c
9%
9%
10%
1,900
9
Jan
11%
Feb
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com.lOc
—25c
7%
7%
7%
1.1P0
7
Apr
9%
Jan
Transue
5%
4,400
4%
Apr
7%
Jan
1,400
18%
Apr
22%
Feb
Sayre &
Screen
Co——_'i
Fisher
Gems
Inc
1
1
——
Scurry-Rainbow OH Co Ltd:
7%
7%
7,200
6y2
Jan
6%
6%
1,500
6%
Jan
Milling Corp—
1
1
Seaboard
World
Airlines
Inc
Seeman
Bros
Seligman
Serrick
4%
2 %
—1
3
Inc—.
—1
Seton
Leather
ShaltiiCK
Derm
4%.
Co
common
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe Co
of
of
For
3%
Apr
2 %
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
Unexcelled
5,3«
5%
3,100
4iI
Jan
6%
Feb
Union
Gas
17%
16%
16% May
26%
Jan
Union
17% May
37%
Jan
Union
Stock
24% Mar
United
13%
United
19
18%
17%
19
16,900
16,000
18
18%
1,300
18
May
11%
11%
100
11
Jan
6%
7
1,900
6%
Apr
7%
8%
3.200
7%
Apr
;
_5
•
12.50
6
13
6
6%
21%
24
21%
94
91
95
95%
95%
27%
29
3
27%
22%
27%
10c
%
•
America
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35.
12% Mar
5%
Apr
Feb
9% Mar
10 y8
16
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
United
Co
Aircraft
4
5,000
7
5%
-
Feb
May
4%
Apr
%
1,400
5
'
7%
Jan
7
sa
%
ana
6,200
13%
14%
3,700
13% May
18%
4%
13%
5%
6,200
4% May
6 %
••
Jan
10
10
10%
11%
11%
500
6%
10%
6%
1,400
6%
Jan
<«600
15%
Apr
10,900
Jan
12 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
6% tc
17%
17I/2
is
36%
38 Ms
26
26
''
Feb
11
13
Mar
8 Va Mar
21%
Jan
36% May
4,000
43 %
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
25
400
Co
of
United
Apr
Apr
119%
.Tfiu
98%
75
27 %
May
30%
Feb
United
4,100
22%
Apr
30%
Jan
U
S
Air
9.700
i°a
Apr
%
Jan
U
S
Ceramic
United
Milk
Jan
United
Molasses
Jan
American
Omaha—.. —20
_50c
N J
2,900
13%
Jan
17% Mar
21
500
19 %
Jan
22 %
Feb
13%
13%
800
13%
Apr
15%
Jan
23
23 %
400
22%
Feb
26%
Jan
1
2,300
5%
Feb
7
Mar
4% May
1% Apr
6
Mar
2
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5%
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711
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47
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5
6
May
8%
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9%
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4,900
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it
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9
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4
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21
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United
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200
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Canco Oil & Gas Ltd
91
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5,700
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50
16,400
5
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29
350
2,300
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7%
10
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18
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200
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3,300
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100
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76.200
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True
4%
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1
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.
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8% Mar
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&
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4
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Sherwin-Williams
3%
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•
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Trav-ler Radio Corp
4%
1
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2,100
Mar
11
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Williams
~5%
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class
4%
3%
2%
1
Corp
& Latz
Corp
4%
3
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4%
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Seeburg
19
6%
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4%
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7%
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4%
19
.3.50
&
4%
2% Mar
5
Saxon
Corp
1
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Trans
100
1
1
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Paper
•
86
1
Window Co class A
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19%
26%
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50c
common
Apr
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Inc
Corp
12%
3^000
400
25
25
25
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25
25
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6%
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4,750
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1,900
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77%
34 %
35%
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84% Mar
11%
31%
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1
1
1
—1
Jan
19'4
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class
1 % May
72%
77
1
.
3% Jan
61%
7
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,
19,600
8,800
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.
5%
7
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400
7%
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Feb
7%
2%
1
Rolls
15%
22%
1
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May
5% Feb
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12
12,800
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22%
1
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridge way Corp
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Robinson
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Finance
24%
•
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3%
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Apr
478
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29%
1
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Republic Transcon Indus Inc
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16% Jan
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Feb
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Remington
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1
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1
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Republic
20%
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10.900
Jan
14 % May
3 000
29%
Feb
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20%
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4,400
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class
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35%
1
10
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1
16%
29%
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13 %
8%
17%
33
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14% May
100
,
1
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a
Apr
50%
7% May
8% Apr
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6312 Mar
13'
6 Va
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5,300
1
5
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1
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1
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60
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11
250
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Feb
24%
12,500
3
3
47%
—
44
May
2
800
10
53%
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Feb
32
120
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51
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1%
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600
8
7%
17%
7
Apr
10%
Apr
Mar
36% May
200
7%
20
13% Feb
1,000
10%
109 % Mar
Apr
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dep
10% Mar
Star
Quebec Lithium
28
22%
5%
1
Airways Inc
8% May
7%
53 %
8% Mar
Slick
9% Feb
18 %
8
Amer
Jan
1,800
9%
12
Quebec Power Co
27
29,500
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2,600
6%
24%
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Pyle-National Co
26%
1 %
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preferred
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Sinclair Venezuelan
2,900
11
850
2
13'/a
deposit
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conv
7%
10%
7%
American
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9%
8%
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Puget Sound
May
May
1
Rico Telephone Co
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Jan
7 %
5% May
6% Mar
-
Colorado—
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preferred.
414%
3%
638
—
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Low
24%
20c
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Inc
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High
Automobiles—
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J&n
Feb
39% Mar
Apr
1,400
13%
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,
22,700
1
Gas
Service
32
1,300
8%
1
20
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convertible
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113
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Silvray
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8%
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37
1
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preferred
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33
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18,400
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1 Vs
7%
7%
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Co
Lambert
27%
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9,800
101 % 102%
10
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Polarad
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7%
7%
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Scale
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16%
32
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26
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10
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-
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30
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4
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Apr
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700
24%
Mar
11%
10
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30%
30
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17
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10
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1
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5
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80
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19
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6%
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Apr
4% May
71%
Jan
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6%
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Ohio
31
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Apr
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34 % Mar
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27%
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6%
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6%
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6%
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1975
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50
52
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1
56
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121
102
25
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1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
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1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
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3%s
1974—^—
or
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series
1966
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Jan-July
Jan-July
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April-Ocf
5%s debentures 1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s income debentures 1984
May
Western Union Teleg. Co' 5%s debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1S92—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures
1975
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Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co 4%s s f debs 1978
Jan-July
1st 4s gtd 2361
registered 2361
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1st-mortgage 3%s series C 1979
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95%
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65
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mortgage
31%
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51
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100
102
'—
__
74'A
*90%
85%
86%
—
85
82%
85
*85%
79%
84
'
>*79 Vb
11
113 Ve
120
81
107
116
not
in
included
the
delivery sale
year's
in
70
74
71%
70%
71%
U
84 Va
84% ' 84%
16
,
...
75
69%
72
83%
85
the
range,
not
n
Included in the-year's range,
d Ex-interest. ,eOdd
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
year's range,
5 Negotiability
y
reported
lot sale no!
r Cash w.u«
Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during, current week.
^
• Bonds
selling fit'
>
t Companies
mtge Income 4%s series B'Jan 1991
April
1971—
Feb-Nov
First mortgage 3'As series B
102%
106%
62
Co—
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 198L
,Gen
84
34
89
98
103'A
RR
Wisconsin
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
—May-Nov
C 1973-Aprll-Ocf
Income debs 2008—
Inc
RR
series
ref mtge
105
191
106% 110
refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
series J 1982
April-Ocf
4s
102%
147
139
88
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4 %s 1983
Virginian
104 Va
traded flat.
West
997/b
10
85%
Mar-Sepf
101 %
$119
1927) 1947
1927) 1947
xEx-rights.
West
•
*93%
3%s
M
ref
93 Va
91%
101% 101%
June-Deo
Mar-Sepf
1980
90 Va
96
104% 104 Va
Feb-Aug
gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 25/as series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—.Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
—May-Nov
95%
98%
Co—
4%s
.
91%
-v
•
100
97%
Warren
89
104% 105
103 %
86
$100
Low
"vY—V
104% 104%
Virginia Electric & Power CoFirst and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
1st & ref 27/es series G 1979
June-Deo
First ana refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sepf
*
.
102% 102%
144%
3
101%
104
104Va
Jaw-July
New York Stock
High
89
93%:
93%
«
1969
1976
Low
No.
V;v>: •.:>
*90 V
Corp
3Ves
High
*91%
April-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
tr 5s 1980
s
f debentures 1980_
States Freight Co—
& coll
90%
101 Va
84
*1
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
'100%
101%
90%
89%
80%
4
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
cum,
cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
95
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
*95%
100
85%
88%
84
of)—
Bonds being
Week's Range
93%
85 %
83
$89
90%
86
90 Ve
85%
85%
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended May 4)
*89
Jan-July
May-Nou
May-Wow
1978
debentures
f
s
mtge
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Now
April-Ocf
Aprll-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
98
82 Va
Assn—
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales
§ Reported in receivership.
142%
32%
97
•
97%
108
3
112%
Low
United Gas Corp
95%
89
85 %
Jaw-July
stamped (Plan A)
Bank of Bogota—
7s
96%
93%
98
108
Sale Price
59
82
$88
Jaw-July
Jan-July
1962
Clearing
Debentures—
and
6%s 1949
(issue of May
117
102
-
Period
86 Va
97%
97%
Juue-Deo
1967.
(Prov)
tribution.
91
37
106
:|:96
Last
81%
(not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
li Ex-principal. ■ 11 Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
130
100%
126
90%
103
Interest
.••37
19
$91 Ve
Mar-Nov
BONDS
BONDS
120
85%
$90%
1973
Mar-NOv
1951—.
7s
Banks
7s
•No
—
100 Va 102
90 ',4
Friday
12
104
99%
$83
Friday
30
127
84%
Investing
3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A)
94
NEW YORK STOCK
Continued from page
90
121%
84
93
46
16
Feb-Aug
1970
.Sinking fund
60
56
$121%
1978——-Juwe-Dec
1978
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
101 Va
Jaw-July
1971
3%s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s
High
45
93
101 %
June-Dec
1969
Lotf
56
45
June-Dec
1970
A
convertible
5%s
sub deb
conv
series
2%s
Edison
Co
1998
1
Aug
Juwe-Dec
1970—
3%s
Power
6s
Oil Corp
Chica
Boston
Pump 4s
Elec
Appalachian
debs 1974—
Juwe-Dec
inc debs 1994—June-Dec
sub
conv
3s
1967
A
seres
4%s sefres B
Jan. 1
'
Electric
Adjustment
• Hanover
Range Since
No.:
1970
(Calif)
Power
(Germany)
Debt
Peru
High
Low
3%s
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s
Maranliao
Sold
Bid & Asked
—
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
German
Feb
8
Apr
Bonds
Friday's
97 %
119
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Week's Range
or
Mar-Sepf
Apr-Oct
April-Ocf
—
—
Gas
•
Friday
90
90
124
Mar-Sepf
_Feb-Aug
1986
•
Interest
96%
87
97%
_—Mar-Sepf
1985
Baden
Feb
37
7%
BONDS
93
97
100
1981—May-Nou
1983
L
•
4% Mar
31
&
Mortgage
• Amer
3s
1965
•
,
5% May
1,300
33
31
20
$121%
Corp-n".' '
6s conv
subord debs
1976
—May-Nou
127
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Jaw-July
98
Jan
Jan
3%
3,300
3s
*
Improvement
Jan
■'
12,800
4
25c
com
preferred—,
%
18,900
%
(' 'v'H
319
Apr
;V 2%
Jan
7%
110
155
98 Va
85
Food
United
Mar
"
40c
Zapata
Jan
88
14
$90
124
Servf?# HInc 6s debs
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s 1973
Mar
99%
24
91%
Mar-Sepf
Jan
126%
$90
1982
19%
•"v
1982
H
series
Webb
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry
series
Szabo
105%
$97%
4%s series J
37 Va
Feb
96
218
240
96%
96%
—
Feb-Aug
1967
105
99%
88
4%s series K
Jan
6%
64
Jan
15
—5a
105% 113
$99%
Jan
93% Mar
18
81
101
100
97%
72
102 % 102%
200
V.
42
80%
Feb-Aug
May
^— _£1
Inc
16%
81
80%N
Jan-Awp
Mar
29
Jan
99
131
1982
11
2,500
Ltd—
Raceway
May
95
114
4%s series I
Jan
116%
101
—April-Oct
California
7%
19,900
—1
dep rets ord regular
Foods
4%s series M
May
23%
Machine
(F W)
American
Jan
20%
21%
-25
Industries
2 % May
3%
1,400
-1
Light 4%%
Industries
5s
7,600
7
7 %
preferred—
Wood Newspaper
Jail
7%
—10
common
Pwr &
1%
800
1047/8
72
1998—Jan-July
May-JVou
Jaw-July
1981
21%
17%
16%
3%s series G
29%
8%
8
58%
138
55
114
84
May
20
103
53%
$80
Mar
1,700
98%
115
$96 %
Feb-Awp
11
._1
Industries
Co
&
Brothers
Wisconsin
Alsco
6s
$
153
95
70 ■*
3
206
101
Feb-Aup
Feb-Awp
25
3,600
32
•
109% 114
11%
104%
1984—June-Dec
1976
Feb
,
107
110
'
13
1979
Jan
4 V4s
79%
58 %
127
1978
F
15%
2%
20
May
series
-
26
$86
25%
21%
2%
212
21%
series
"3%s series E
3s
8
98
71%
Jaw-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
2,800
14%
8%
Yonkers
3V4s
Uorp
Edison
2Q
May
11% May
1% Apr
26
11
14%
Feb
38
May
California
200
25 %
—1
30
1.400
11%
-20
__
900
30
30
Stationery
6
85%
29
127
58%
120
218
1976
Va
rets ord shares
88
97%
79%
Apr-Ocf
April-Ocf
1968
1973
&
120
97 %
88
1973
3,700
Southern
Ltd—
122
Feb-Ocf
1972
Power
20.500
Invest
7%
6
'5%
5%
85%
Corp—
warrants)
95
121
Jan-July
1977
2%
River
Wood all
debs
94
90%
111%
104%
1976
Co
70
1
104
117
Quar-Mar
1976
Gas
(without
4%
8,100
$1 -'V3
88
April-Oct
Equities
7%s
';■/ 7% Feb
&
56
•
Jan-July
1974—
Power
Electric
2%
100
Zion
Service
'
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
72
93
35
,
■
jan-July
4%
Tablet
Wichita
6%
Public
Jan
Jan
Jan-July
_jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
1970
4%
Inc
6%
Feb
4
May
:
May-No*
6%s
&
10c
Wiebolt Stores The.——-—A-—
Williamhouse
(The) Inc
'
104%
Feb
Water
-5o
Inc
Whippany Paper Board—
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wood
3%s
Pennsylvania
Nuclear
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
•
Jan
6
Westmoreland
5%
mortgage
Jan
81
93
1973—Jnn-Dec
6 %%
5%s
mortgage
3s 1971
5%
Co
Coal
Wilson
1st
2%
7%
5%s
17%
71
13
112% 115
$4
7
6s 1982
1984
America
5%
Westmoreland
.
1st
of
3
Jan
5%
Corp
Petroleum
Power
Va
16
7,700
18%
16
17%
Corp
Apr
3% Jan
1970
National Research Corp 5s
1976
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
-Y..,
27%
..
89
common
Jan
Equities'Inc
Western
.
3%
Corp 1st
High
15%
70
May-Nov
Jaw-July
1981——J—Yjun3ec
conv. debs.
Hess 5%s
Apr
94
100
pfd
General
—1
American dep
.
3%
1.29
Inc
4.40%
Western
4
"I_1
A-,
Products
Utilities
Western
■I...-J1
,,
Inc
Manufacturing
West
Westbury
•
preference.-
&
1
-100
common
Apr-Ocf
April-Oct
Oil
Bellas
a2%
.10
preferred
eonv
Waltham
t
7s
Low
28
81
1963
4s
Jan. 1
No.
32
79%
t
National
8V4
36
RR
conv.
Range Since
Sold
19
1974
Western
31
$15%
_
debs
Bonds
High
—Mai/-Nov
Corp—
-
Manhattan
3%
100
Waitt
2%
&
6s
32
Co 5%s conv deb 1982
May-Nov
Linotype Co 5%
1977—Mar-Sep
Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
Midland
Friday's
-May-Nov
1981
subord
6s
Stores
May
6
'M
Aircraft
Guantanamo
Jan
2%
6%
1993-
Construction
•
5%s
National
13% Mar
Jan*
B
May-Nov
Mergenthaler
Jan
23%
"9%
Inc
Livingston
or
Bid & Asked
>
1993
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
• Italian Power Realization Tr
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978
21% Mar
Apr
&
Development
Hudson &
Apr
18% Apr
300
~(i
Feb
series
Realty
5%s
Hoffman International
Jan
13
10%
6,800
19
25o
;
10%
15%
3,500
•
VTR
7,700
4s
•'Registered
Jan
7% May
6% May
4,600
?'•
19
2
Food
11,000
8%
7%
16%
1
Vogt
9%
7%
6%
series A
wts 1976—
Hartfield
Apr
14%
mortgage
ex
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
RR—
Division—
J
Builders
•
Feb
19%
N
General
Feb
Jan
of
General
Jan
8%
4,400
7%
11 Va
12
11 Va
6% Mar
10%
9,000
7%
Jan
Western
4s
Fotochrome
Jan
May
&
National
6V2S
Feb
V
Apr,
8Va Mar
6%
7
8
97/8
35
Lack
mortgage
1st
First
Apr
Apr
1,200
Feb
67%
May
9
•
Feb
4%
6% May
30
6,400
16%
Vita
Waco
1st
Period
Low
Lackawanna
Apr
4%
Jan
4,500
6%
17
j
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
6%
193,700
9%
8%
.^.......250
i.
8
;
3% May
Apr
800
7%
1
Corporation
Products
Apr
49 %
31%
6%
9%
*
25c
A
Delaware
7% Mar
3%
100
67%
30
—•
9
—
*,
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) instrument Co
Viewlex
900
7%
1
of
6
2,000
3%
6 r!
25o
Corp
Corp
3%
3%
17.78
.
Corp
6% May
1,300
3%
67%
cl A com_10o
Corn
Sugar
6%
6%
10
Inc
Universal. Marion
900
3%
Oil
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
6%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
,,
,
3%
„
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.
1955_.
Universal
BONDS
Shares
High
6%
.
Corp—
Warrants
Low
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Trice
Par
for Week Ended May 4)
Sales
'
Range
Last4l
American Stock Exchange
35
-
.
.
/
.
.
section n ca
Iff
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2180)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Last
S T O CK S
Low
Par
■)
11
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Tel
Corp
Service
Copper
Gas
63
Jan
120% May
Jan
319
43% May
352
80 J/4
63
14%
•
Jan
-V /
52 J/2
76%
14% May
133
53 J/4 May
58%
19%
188
17
Jan
'%'%
Eastern
i
preferred
cum
48%
44 J/2
Jan
•
"
200
Mass St
Ry Co common
5cum adjustment
First National Stores
Ford
Motor
General
Island
Kennecott
'
Feb
New
Coal
j.i
Co
'1
Olin
116 J/4
Oil'
Standard
Tel
Jan
'
'•
76
Apr
85%
Jan
U
S
Shoe
15
Jan
16
Jan
U
S
Steel
Westinghouse
34% May
41
J/2
36 J/4
633
14%
15%
193
14% May
18%
40%
40 «/4
25
40 J/4 May
53
•
33%
36
248
33% May
40
28%
29 J/4
352
28% May
41
58%
59
f
56 J/4
Jan
62%
25%
27%
757
24
Apr
Shoe
'' T'
Machinery
System
Westinghouse Electric
Cafbide
i v 27Va
61%
70
61%
62 J/4
193
61 J/4 May
70%
36
182
34% May
8%
50
8% May
6.26
33%
32%
81/2
34
401
Jan
39 Vb
32% May
Allen
Electric
Jan
Briggs
5%
30
Transit
r
32%
33 'A May
38'A
Jan
503/a Mar
88 %
30
873/4
Apr
92 «/4
Apr
113 »/4
Jan
..18% Jan
8%
Ford
Feb
43 V2
Feb
23
107%
366
8
JLQO
J/a.
23
Apr
106
10
TV
20 '%
Jan
Jan
Gamble
Playing
105
143/4
331-
16% May ,{,vv
11
25ys
81 V4
1
213/4
158
30%
Power
Allied
Co
new
Aluminum
i
/'■
Co
Motor
of
America
Kysor
S)
34'%
Heater
American
Motors
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
1
__
Wines
Macoid
Indus
92'A
Jan
31'A
Jan
29%
Jan
V
Parke
Feb
Pfelffer
Brewing
Prophet
Davis
Rudy
307% Mar
(H
&
Avco
61%
10
57 J%
66
78J/4
57%
3
Bethlehem
59%
47
26
W)
Co/
Boeing
Corp
Burlington
Burroughs
•
33%
24%
Jan
17%
Co
&
Corp
Manufacturing
Chesapeake
Chrysler
/
101
■
42'A
71'A
Apr
233%
Curtiss
Steel
17
107'%
Advance
Dow
Du
Chemical
Feb
Eastman
El
Kodak
Paso
10
Natural
Federated
Ford
232
Gas
Dept Stores
1%
Motor—!
Fruehauf
II
3
43'%
56
Feb
52'%
217%
Apr
25
39
Jan
52% Mar
General
Electric
60'A
American
53%
Apr
5
51 %
Jan
533/4
Jan
59
43 J/4
75
28'/2
2 9 7/8
165
271/2
Feb
30
57%
90
50%
Jan
General
Motors
General
Telephone
54%
43 'A May
16
20
17
17
277%
3
15%
87
25%
Mar
Jan
153/b May
52 7% May
54 J/4
79
234 J/4
74
2263A
Jan
30
1013%
Jan
527/«
232
22 J/2
22%
49
25
973%
155
31
"
355
25'/a
30%
68 J/2
Airlines
24
115
26 3%
/
•
Apr
573%
23% May
29 Vb
40
May
45
40>/8
38 Va
Jan
44
Jan
417%
51%
521/4
37
513%
46%
471/4
60
46% May
National
5
52%
527/8
54'/a
103
52 3%
1
22'A
22%
221%
103
22'% May
Apr
56 Va
&
367%
30
367%
42'/a
45
39
42'% May
48','4
g7%
62%
673/4
90
62 3%
47
44
47
90
33%
34
40
National
National
Gypsum
National
North
II
~
;
1
~
100 J/4
107
29'/a
190
-493/4
82%
5
Aviation-
97 J/2
27%
49 J/2
1
Lead
American
v
Steel
&i
Phillips
Pure
Petroleum
10
823/4
60%
-
44
317%
Jan
1;
Jan
521%
Jan
Jan
37'%
Apr
130
Jan
30 Vb
Apr
15'
49'% May
54%
Jan
10
82% May
60 3% Jan
96 3/4
Jan
613/4
79
16
16
30
15%
487%
11
46 3%
71%
Jan
Oil
For
5
foptfiotes,
see
page
,43.
Apr
18'%
Feb
Apr
57'%
Feb
543%
_5
347/8
*
31/2
3'%
24'%
-
24'%
.
Feb
Mar
2%
4,425
100
37'%
169
15'A
15'A
200
17'%
3%
8a%
2'%
-
650
25
Jan
35 Vb
~
t
529
17'%
3% Mar
Jan
22%' Feb
200
23'%
37'%
38% Mar
30% May
'300
.<
23
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Jan
12%
Apr
8
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Jan
23
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May
15%
Jan
.
v
Apr
23%
Apr
Feb
/ 38
16% Mar
25%
Jan
10'%
.
Feb
17'% May
transactions only
Sales'
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Apr
Feb
69
Jan
Jan
19-'% Mar
67%
6%
7'%
1,800
6'%
Feb
8 3% Mar
10%
10 3%
433/4
44%
1,200
43'%
Apr
57
18'%
18%
5,600
18'% May
23
Jan
23
23%
1,000
23
May
28
Jan
60%
613/8
400
58
Feb
67
Jan
.
__
18'%
>
300
10'.% May
12'% Mar
Jan
543%
25
54% May
60
347%
347%
50
32"Vb
36'% Mar
Jan
203%
193%
20%
1,701
44Vb
44
45
1,100
43'%
Jan
47
Feb
44%
47
1,700
42%
Jan
473%
Apr
59'%
63%
78%
Jan
22
19% May
531
59'% May
22
23%
Jan
6.25
100
3,825
27% May
42'%
34
'600
30% May
38'% Mar
May
15%
17'%
16'%
16%
950
121'% 125'%
7,100
1,800
38% May
16'%
167%
124'%
22
30
30%
33".
■
27%
30
1.66%
5
41'%
7,600
24'%
Jan
Jan
Jan
15'%
Jan
15'%
Jan
18 Va
Jan
121'% May
136 Va
Jan
42 %
Apr
17*%
38%
41'%
54%
57'%
600
Jan
60.'%
Feb
14%
163%
2,100
143% May
20'%
Jan
34
32
34
1,900
31%. Apr
37'%
Jan
50
45%
43%
43 7% May
52%
1.25
new com
20%
25
(Un)
.
/
,
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(Un)_
Corp
—5
1
10
pfd
Canteen
25'%
52 3%
Co
of
5,900
57%
59%
23%
1
51
%
Feb
28'%
Jan
43
1,300
57
Apr
71% Mar
48-Vb
1,300
44'% May
56%
253%
154
25
May
28'%
Feb
25'%
5,100
23 7% May
27%
Jan
10
Mar
Feb
10'%
100
10'%
Feb
22%
100
22% May
27
Feb
51%
523%
100
51'%
Apr
573%
Feb
620
20
May
31'%
Jan
23'% May
28%
Feb
20
21
24
23'%
24%
16%
17'%
1,100
•
—
23%
25
1,000
10
23
223%
23
700
20'%
.15
America_2.50
Corporation—/.
Jan
18'% May
38'%
270
10'%
4
10
1,200
41
22%
.10
(Un)
46'%
21'%
25
57%
—10
(Un)______
(111)
Co
__
18'%
40%
44'%
2.50
3
Mar
(Un)
Co
13.
;
—
Bell
& Gossett
Bell
Apr
May
97'% Apr
27'% Mar
48'A
16
__33%c
15
1,461
Low
(Un)
Iri'C-
Refining Co
&
Co
Bendix
2
Co
Howell
2,200
Steel
Com
lnc
(Un)
Binks
Manufacturing Co—
Boeing Company (Un
Booth
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
Brach & Sons
5
Corp
(E J)
new
5
*
com
Corp.
r-S
Company
—1
5
Burlington Industries (Un)
1
Burroughs Corp (Un)
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vBurton-Dixie Corp ——-L_
_'__12.50
Budd
300
IV2
3.200
35'%
8,500
23
24
46%
44'%
47
37'%
38
42'%
32'%
39%
43'%
31'%
Jan
14%
Jan
23% May
Jan
19
Apr
27% Mar
23'%
Apr
May
19% Mar
May
49%
Jan
61'% May
75%
Jan
293 B
Jan
1%
Feb
37'% May
43'%
Jan
Feb
24'%
Apr
500
44'% May
56%
Jan
450
34'%
300
1'%
223%
Jan
43
Feb
2,360
39% May
48
Jan
33
18,100
31'% May
397% Mar
31%
5
_
62
13%
37'%
_1
Corp
700
1,500
37'%
P2
(Un)—8
15'%
32'%
61'%
5,
Consolidated
Bethlehem
15
29 5%
15'%
•
Corp
Benguet
Brunswick
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsf-Cola
Feb
32i/2
Friday
—1
Company
Bastian-Blessing
j Belden Mfg Co
.
|
5
35
llVa
700
303%
1
Corp
Automatic
-
Distillers
4%. Apr
Jan
12 3%
of the round-lot
1.75
„•
non-cum
Avco
70% Mar
•
Apr
May.
24M?
V'.%,
5%
393/4 Mar
367/8
~~
_2
4
May
33A May
2 Vb Mar
4,913
123%
—1
Co
Corp
Industries
Atlantic
Jan
•
.
100
200
11
Jan
62% Mar
28'%
5
Register
2'A
2 '
Feb
57 'A, Jan
36% Jan
16'%
(111I—
San
Stano
Tel
Viscose
u
Feb
:
Ward
v,,
1,000
Athey Products Corp
Feb
57%
Mining
Cash
V "27 Va
':
61% Mar
1,190
4
33i%
Jan
May
3,795
2'%
4
30
—1
Baldwin-Llma-Hamllton
Montgomery
2'%
;
30
17%
(Un)
Common
Mar
•
Monsanto Chemical
33A
749
16'%
Oil & Refining com
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
Jan
41%
52'%
«
Corp
11
23%
.52Jan
*
1
Corp
&
&
Corp
Armour
Jan
175
Tel
Minnesota
8'%
3'%
1,536
9,386
?
16'%
Ashland
Jan
258
Motors
Armco
Feb
Harvester
Mead
30'%
1
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
78'% Mar
923
1
54'A
Jan?
18'%
Climax..
Rad
Apache
Feb
36'A
41%
McGraw-Edison
25
Feb
Apr
'V 114'A
79
Foundry
Anaconda
Jan
27'%
241/B
Corp
243%
10
Co
Amsted
-
Jan
55 »/4
\
Apr
12.&0
Machine
Am.pex
Jan
115'%
International
(P)
94%
14% May
(Un)
Co
American Tobacco Co (Un)
Mar
Apr
International
Martin-Marietta
2,632
2,275
(Un)
Investment
/.American
Jan
May
68'% May
329
521/2
72'%
253'% Mar
53 'A
98
Lorillard
963%
15'%
(Un)
(Un)
Products
American
Jan
40
Tel.
95
Jan
61
•
Metal
% American Tel
17% Mar
22'% May
46% May
30'%
45
723/8
28%
8%
&
48'%
8
-10
America
American
.
Jan
23%
541/4
17 Vb
Jan
77%
;
American
Jan
41"s/8
~
*
Apr
41
25c
American
Mar
*
1%
—
Jan
15'%
760
14%
Mfg
of
Co
American
Feb
18
92 7% May
82
24
_3.33%
.
Tire'
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
56'%
175
8
Home
60'% Mar
927/e
72%
1,778
153/4
17 3%
1.
Cyanamid
62% Feb
118
55
31
*
591%
44%
76'%
(Un)
American Can Co
Jan
166
557/8
953^
'
I
11% feb
5
Chemical
Chalmers
Aluminum
Mar
52%
1
i.
Apr
200
Electronics
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
54%
1
Dynamics
Jan
42%
Jan
Apr
54'/b
46%
_B
...
Trailer
General
Feb
12%
-
1
Alleghany Corp
Allis
317% May
107% 108 J/4
53%
Pont—_—.—
10'% May
393/b May
—10
Ross
28%
Jan
Feb
44% May
15%
_
Mar
59'A
153/4
23 '%
••
Corp
37 J/2 May
351/b
277/8
Light
58'%
Last
Co
Admiral
54%
&
53
49'%
42'%
—
v
compilation
Laboratories—
Abbott
Acme
Feb
43 J/4
Wright
Jan
Par
Feb
52%
Dayton Power
Detroit Steel
10
11 Va Mar
-
J
American
29%
2,700
Sale Price
28 3%
18
47
15'/a
25
Gas
11'A
23%
_1
I
"
Columbia
103%
—
STOCKS
56'A
47
May
25% May
993/4 Jan
142
Colgate-Palmolive
1,516
10
Corp
A
Jan
580
391/2
31%
23%
Corn Products
42'%
Feb
Jan
584
371/2
44'/a
55
393%
123/4
.*
—10
Apr
51%
18%
23%
55%
1,780
—
Jan
Apr
57'A
70
39%
Ohio
&
*
155%
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
17'/2
5
Service
11
31
_5
:
Co
_'
American
Cities
10 J/4
-2
Jan
136'%
38% May
Apr
60
___1
.
496
24'%
Apr
45'%
7
44%
37 J/2
5
Brunswick
1,121
53
4
/—5
-Feb
/ 78'A
50
17
8
'
7'% Apr
40'% May
Jan
Jan
44
10'%
"
Jan
47
48
153%
l&l
..
23'A
Jan
122'% May
199
25%
237/B
13
Steel
100
—
"
_1
Scotten, Dillon Co
Allied
Bald-Lima-Hamilton
8%
Feb
8'% Mar
Mar
43'% May
40
57%
Feb
20% May
70
45%
101% 103
26
1
Corp
39
45%
-
43'%
•
50
47
1
Goods
78J/4
38%
S
13'%
6% May
Jan
115
Oil
Dry
28'%
519
1
229
„2'%
Co
Jan
233% May
15
17 y«
45%
133/4
Apr
16'A
;
Feb
23
165
16'/a
10
Armour
Associated
58% May
18'A May
66%
98
23%
122'/b 125%
Armco Steel
Ashland
58%
18%
11
50
100
30
Company
23%
115
6.25
High
9
Jan
May
6%
52'%
1
Corp
Rockwell-Standard
Feb
150
i80
162
'
common
14
4a,'/4
__
24'%
1
Chemical
37'%
783/b May
2,850
'
36
45 J/b
Anaconda
5'/*
616
96%
1
Rickel
30%
47 %
12 J/a
565
"
44'A
*
Jan
30%
20%
1
14
83%
—
Champagne—.
30'A
243/8 May
43 J/b
124%
Low
7'%
May
658
82'/2
&
27 J/2
25%
46%
33%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11'%
I.
lnc
72 % Mar
24%
44'A
Co
'
Shares
6%
58%
Masco Corporation
39%
25
47%
1.66%
& Tel
Jan
for Week
7%
_^_10
—
Feb
65
116
78%
Co
Apr
211
.12.50
Cyanamid
Sales
«
Range
-1.66%
Stamping! .Co
Jan
125
72 J/4
27J/2
'
Co
Corp__
Co_—
Feb
20%
1
Week's
of Prices
393%
*
.—5
24%
34%
-1
Can_*
American
121%
Exchange
••■■■
10'%
1
3
Co—
LaSalle
Apr
61%
23%
1
American
k
Jan
513%
-
20
Trailer
(S
Lansing
Mar
16 3/i
58%
»
'
1
Corp
Corporation
Fruehauf
21% Jan
181/4
10
Airlines
American
New
*
,
1
11
Ltd
m.
Jan
39%
83%
*
com—
Udylite Corporation
11
Stores
Aluminum
78%
327% May
■
13%
10
Motors
General Motors
Stock*
Allis-Chalmers
56% May
385
25
l
Studebaker-Packard
Unlisted
;
836
34
14
—5
:
Paper
Apr
351/8
5
——.
24%
72
•
common
Card
60 3%
32 7%
Low
—
Edison
Kresge
Feb
,24
16%
L8V2
27 J/2
1
i
Rapid-American
l)
Jan
23
56%
—5
Detroit Steel
Jan
83
34'/a
10
'ZZZJ*:.
_
58% Mar
1
34% Mar
6%
Corporation
Ex-Cell-O
Jan
132
23%
Cards
&
30
25
7 J/4
16%
Mfg
Jan
Feb
28% Mar
7%
Co_:
Corporation
Michigan
Krogei
S
30
5% May
16%
Picher
Procter
20
34 J/b
8V2
Kahn
U
5%
Detroit
High
48 J/4
y 106
Yard.
Crystal issue
Du Bois Chemicals
Boii
Gibson
52'%
Feb
10% Mar
102'% May
—1
—
Industries
Range Since Jan.^l
Low
88'A
Telepnone
Hobart
Shares
High
47%
47%
preferred
Eagle
28'%
93
.
1
Company
Consumers
33'A
common
common
Stock
Apr
for Week
of Prices
•
Equipment
Manufacturing
Consolidated
Sales
Range
Last
Aeronca
Cincinnati
26'%
'
&
Allied Supermarkets
Continental
Week's
Low
Cincinnati
52% May
8% May
40
V
59%
60
156
9
'H
Feb
146
Last
Par
9% Mar
Sale Price
Cincinnati Union
175
Jan
(5
56'% Feb
30 7%
■■■■Sale Price
43% Mar
S T O CK S
4(/o"
,...
30'%
Friday
Feb
34%
Friday
Gas
Jan
56%
Electric—
S T O CK S
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Papers
49%
jan
77
57%
.
33'%
16%
Burroughs
Cincinnati
533/4
23%
.
30'%
Detroit Stock
Chrysler
Champion
102%
L___1
:i
Buell
Mfg
#-
*_•.
Z
Eudd
Carey
1
Sulphur_L_
Jan
•
Corp
480
«
62'% May
50 ' May
Feb
?
Feb
'*
50
&
Waldorf
•
25
Corp com
Mining com!
lnc
Refin
1
Gulf
Texas
30% Feb
Torrington Company
United
55'%
523%
I_
Jan
2.50
Co
53'%
551%
Mar
1
Fruit
65
ii*
Jan
xf%
Jan
Chemical-
United
Texaco
Feb
15%
13
51'%
Apr
Jan
20% May
23
7'"'"*
RR
*
19%
62'% *
50
__7
(Ohio)
366
18%
■k
Feb
57
-
Jan
57'%
52'%: May
18% May
62'%
25
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30
102'% 107'%
593
51 J/2
19'%
52'%
:
Jan
87'%
56 :
17'% May
400
44% May
52'%
5L'% May
75
15%
47%
it
51 Va
6
177%
78
34%
'7,%
51'%
26 Vb
/■',
Jan
55
15%
24 J/b
.I1
,
503%
17'%
Union-
26%
37
Jan
fZi
Mar
38% Mar
217% May
74%
,
543%
Jan
Jan
53% (
60
*
Jan
32%
72
53'%
'
40
33% May
51
12'%
55 J/b
538
77
/
/
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26%
24 J/2 May
2,381
823%
8%
95
25%
22
81'%
26%
1,249
20 J/a
33%
217%
82%
__1
26 J%
25
33%
_J
—1
45%
20%
33%
*
_10
41%
44%
173
—1
24%
78 J/2 Mar
25%
39 7%
:
67% May
41% May
47 Va
39
I
92% May
4
39'%
;_•*
:
Oil--—ir
1,866
20
Jan
Sunray
1,441
100 *
Co
Jan
80'%
Studebaker-Packard
97%
Stop & Shop lnc
Smelt
Jan
72 V2
25
Drug & Chemical Co
Shawmut Association
S
Feb
72%
76%
~
Rexall
U
24
Apr
10
&
'
Mathieson
Jan
59'%
593% May
337% Jan
50c
—
(N
92%
71
Corp
Tel
Pennsylvania
75
Oil
50c
common..
Theatres———
'• ■<
*
14
57%
200
58 V2
$
47'% May
191
__5
I
Oil' (Ind)_l
Apr
Jan
63'% Mar
180
15
i__
Brands
Standard
67%
6
i
Co
Copper
England
21%
IV2
75c
100
a
50'%
3
:
Railway
Rand
Sperry
High
Jan
61'%
12/5
ZJ.
Standard
90 J/2 Mar
513%
47%
20
__
Southern
Feb
55
9-
85% Jan
40
593%
—5
Roebuck
Southern
fi
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
59%
—<
Pet (guilders)
1
Co
Star Cement Corp
England Electric System
New
1%
5$%
Jg
Boston
10
1%
21
!
100
Company
Creek
Logw's
Lone
100
Co
Electric
Gillette
*88%' 88 Vst
—100
47'%
Shares
High
55'%
'
Standard
4
59%
10
!_
Socony Mobil' Oil
22% Mar
46
5
54%
17%
-
53
Dutch
Sears
Feb
14%
•
/
Regis Paper—_„j.
Schenley Industries J.
Jan
17%
•
St
Jan
May
63
50
Royal
Mar
93
>
53%
•
10
Associates com
17%
136 J/2
89'/a
5
i
.Co
Jan
5,497
r
45 Va
86%
10
Fuel
&
15
651
America
for Week
of Prices
Low
Reynolds Tobacco
30% Mar
■
of
Corp
Republic'Steel
High
i.<
Jan
17 %
43%
89%
Radio
27%
'281
.
•
Co
Range
Eastern
Low
27%
120% 126
50
26
Boston Personal Property Trust
Calumet & Hecla lnc
Cities
124%
33%
Tel
&
Anaconda Company
Boston
Edison Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
15 '%
16%
V Last
Par
Shares
27%
•
1.66%
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
rJf
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended May 4)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
.
.
35'%
10,000
31% May
>
__
42'%
>'
52%
Jan
13'%
-
13%
400
13% May
15'%
Feb
22%
23%
1,600
223%
Apr
25'% Mar
39%
43'%
3il00
39
Jan
53'% Mar
.20 "4
20'%
300
19%
Feb
24%
Jan
•i
Volume
Number
195
6157
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
.
(2181)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
& Hecla
Calumet
Inc
Corp
Caterpillar Tractor (Un—.
Coleman. Co
Insurance
Motors
Continental
Oil
Controls
Corn
ProducLs
Mar
National
25%
Feb
National
National
Lead
13%
600
12% May
17%
Feb
National
Tile
16%
16%
300
16% May
22%
Feb
New
26%
26%
200
26 % May
36
Feb
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Coke
8 %
41%
45
Tire & Rubber (Un)———*
Firestone
"First'Wisconsin
50O
47%
50
&
Raytheon Company"
Republic SteeT Corp
•
Feb
■
*
33%
37%
(Un)
common
Radio Corp
Feb
6%
35
35
Apr
Jan
18
45% Jan "
39% May
•
Gamble
&
Service
"Quaker
Jan
37 %
51%
6%
Com_l
Mar
48
Jan
12%
1
Corp
Instrument
49
44%
37'/« May
46
10
(The);
Oil Co
Pure
Rath
Fairchiid Camera
Mar
68% .Apr
Jan
550
Co
&
Co
Pullman
Jan
115% Mar
35 V2
5
.—1
Mfg
60%
48% Feb
107% 109%
109 %«
3
Gas
Watch
National
Emerson
57
100
27%
10
(Un)
600
52%
1
Inc
Co
500
Jan
28% May
18
200
(Un)
Pictures
(Charles)
700
226
39%
Jan
71%
57% Jan
40% Jan
7,000
300"
Feb
20%
1
26% May
17
Jap
8,800
Feb
5%
47%
Corp
Phelps Dodge Corp* (Un
Pnilip Morris Inc (Un)___
Phillips Petroleum Co (U11)
%
Anr
Elec
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples. Gas Light
Pepsi-Cola Co
Mar
21% Mar
50%
100
15% May
58% May
33%
1
Paramount
425
A
4'A Jan
400
7.50
Gas
Chemical
&
Feb"
27%
100
300
19
5
Gas
Apr
233% 234%
600
18
Jan
95%
41
Packaging Corp of America
Pan Amer World Airways (Un)
34%
59%
5,200
28%
Apr
55%
May
47'A
Pacific
56'A
32
62%
28%
30%
May
39%
Jan
Jan
58%
Jan
Jan
81
*
Feb
27% May
31
15%
May
15
Jan
50
52%
_'
12
500
'50%
6%
132%
'
46%
1
71%
200
32%
8
3.33
47%
55
-
37%
5
41% May
62'A May
10% Jan
.
Feb
28% Mar
Jan
28
■
*
10
Go^
Natural
54
48%
Serv Cqi
Co__
(Un )
Co
27%
58%
Jan
Pov/er Co—
Olin-Matliieson
62 %
Gas
Manufacturing
4,60.0
41%
64%
•
Pufyic
Ohio Edison Co
Jan
24%
1
(Un)
Jan
27%
1,200
7%
49"
2.500
4%
1
Bancorporation—
54%
44%
>
ZZ
(Un)
Aviation
States
800
26%
42%
27% Mar
50tt
83%
4%
16%
58%
—_1
97
2,406
7.7 29%
S% 49%
45%
3,400
41
•
5% May
300
45%
13%
•
2ft%
>4
45
Northern
Apr
17% Mar
Jan
Si
1
.8
Northern Pacific Ry (Un)__
70
Feb
(On)
99
62%
May
58%
—
Nemours
86% Mar
43%
42
_1
(Un;_—5
Inc
de
Kodak
Eastman
Elgin
Co—
USA
(E
Pont
74%-May
1,000
45%
29%
39
5
;5- !
74%
5%
200
5%
63%
28%
%/
1
74%
(Un)
RR^Un)i
Natural
24% Jan
k" *}
do
Indiana
30
26%
20
Apr
18
American
Northern
17%
—
37%
Northern
Northern
16%
Co
31% May
28%
&
Feb
29%
•
(Un
Manufacturing
Dodge
6,209
3
Chem
<fc
Central
Feb
58%
Jan
357/8
(Un)
34%
16%
York
Mar
53% May
547/a
Corp
31%
97
(Uh)
Mfg^_
50
I,100
1,400
__1 "
Co
Diamond National
Jan
•33%
8|!
5
Company
Edison
Detroit
52%
83%
Pfizer
&
Deere
May
Co
62
49% Jan
100
55%
44%
1
43 %
5
America!) Car Corp new com—7
Illinois Cprp
_i
*
Northern Illinois. Gas Co—
5"
'
12.50
(Un).
1,900
5
North
11%
Distiliera
12%
'
47%
:______
Gypsum
Jan
48%
28
.
100
43%
Register.
59%
39
.
of
Steel
v^fttiohal. Cash
Apr
43%
Jan
40% Mar
47%
■
ZZZZZZli
'•
Apr
,
Jan
i._50c
_^___
F6b
C
High
Jap
35%
4%
—
(Un)
Company
5
.
Publishing
Crucible
.
___1
Co
Crowel-Cbllier
65
36%
1,250
'
•
20%
lo
Delaware
of
Feb
Low
200
38%
Jan
29
Muter-
Feb
52%
58%
15
__5
America--Ai—-—.
Co; of
46%
>
53%
26%
1
A-f 43% Mar
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
39%
37
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motorola. Inc
100
*
(Un)
Jan
Shares
High
39%
•
.
*
Co
Chemical
900
v
5
Co__
Corp
42 %
Chemical
55%
65%
___5
(Un)_:—
Co
Continental
Continental
Monsanto
53%
—»i--L——15
America—-—
Monroe
...
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
_„10
Fuel
12%
37%
Go new common..
of
Jan
Feb
30
—-—•
—
26
42%
•
34% May
36% Jan
150 "
62 %
Modine Manufacturing Co
River
22
_____—
Consumers Power
Continental Can
1,900
Feb
48%
'
Corp
28%
42% May
23% Apr
X51
Co
-1
Colorado .Fuel' & Iron Corp':.—
Columbia* Gas* System (Un)u.-—10
Commonwealth Edison com_:—i—12'/a
Container
39
100
24
Apr
37% May
% 700
Mississippi
55%
111
1
Inc.:
Colgate-Palmolive
900
42%
62
Elec—____—.__.i8.50
Electric Ilium
Cleveland
41 %:
Feb
54%
Chrysler Corp,.————w-—25
Com—_—.
ClevelandrCliff6 Iron com_
700
22
____
Products
'
41%
25'%
__
City
36
100
.
.
&
I,000
40%
.
Champlin Oil & Ref commoi)——1
; - $3 corjyer tible preferred J
_L—*
Chemetron. Corp
—___1
55%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ryrl)n),Lw^—25
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac__—.—Chicago & Northwestern Ry com.:—*
;
5'y
series A preferred
—100
22%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—•
Chicago South Shore & So fiend—12.50
Co—_________
>
42%
'
•
27 %
Gas
39
34%
-
24
Par
\
3A
1%
lfb May
38%
•
Corp of. America (Un)—_—•
Central & South West Corp———2.5o
Certain-teed Products
(Un)_
—1
Cities Service
1,600 "
'
Sale Price
High
17
Apr
37'%
Oelanese
Cincinnati
13%
24
—„10
coramon....u—
500
"■..iau'isfi,
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
14%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High:
14%
}
Canadian Export Gas Ltdl———30c
Canadian Pacific (Un) ______——25
Carrier
Sales
of Prices
Low
5
'
(Range for Week Ended May 4)
for Week
Range
Sale Price
37
May
Jan
91% May
61%. Jan
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
17% Apr
106
Mar
75% Mai
"W""
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2182)
38
:
.
Monda^, May 7, 1962
.
•v
r
'4
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
St
'
(Range for Week Ended May 4)
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
t
M'
STOCKS
Week's
,
Last
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange,
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
Price Range on
other Exchanges.
ji
Last
S T 0 CK S
I
Amer
'■i
Brewer
Cement
tUni
Black Mammoth Consolidated
14c
20c
44
41%
5,700
—
7%
6
3%
7%
21%
36%
2.10
700
44,700
900
3,600
600
3%
5%
20%
35
2.00
24
48%
100
22
—
Min—5c
16c
43%
41%
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
5
Suckner
1
•
5.50
10
20%
35%
2
__
20%
35
2.05
Buttes
Industries
California
Castle &
Oil
&
Gas
Ink
Co
Cooke inc
Abbey
Cypress
Co
_
12c
43
41
Apr
-9c
Feb
Mar
5
9%
23%
50/2
Apr
May
Jan
United
Products
Emporium
Caowell
4
Corp
10
Co
24
'
47%
48%
1,000 .y
Jan
44% Apr.
75c
Jan
1
51c
51c
52c
2,100
50c
General Exploration Co of California__l
Humor Co of California
10c
12
12
12%
2,300
12
1.50
1.40
1.50
10,100
1.40 Apr
1
2.25
2.20
2.25
1,200
2.00 Jan
Exeter Oil Co
class A
Ltd
Good
Holly
Oil
(Un)
Co
Imperial Western—.
10c
Jade Oil
50c
18c
21c
4%
8.000
15
May
18c
76,100
4V4
20c
Apr
49% Jan
26
Jan
30c
55c
38%
38%
8
37%
Feb
39
Mar
10%
10%
65
9%
Jan
11
Mar
48
Mar -—
Jan
Mar
70c
Jan
4 7 it
4
37
4 Tit
1,754
63 %
243
59%
Apr
63%» May
37
189
35
Jan
37%
4%
5%
Apr
Jan
Apr
21'A
21%
60
20 'A
Jan
23% Mar
10
27 %
27
27%
320
25%
Jan
30% Mar
__6.25
33%
32%
34 %
1,103
5
.;
32% May
39','4
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
-
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
oil
Mar
S tocks
—Bonds—
10
Date
First
Second'
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
Stocks
ties
..roads
trial^
10
10
trials
Ralls
Rails
Utili¬
Rail-
Indus¬
Total
15
20
30
Jan
Apr
55c
•
47'A
36%
62'
5
Jan,
39%
61%
4%
1
10
200
42
are
1.90 Jan
2.70 Jan
Apr
55c
common.;
Corn
Engineering & Foundry Co
Below
85
10
___
2.25 Jan
Apr
104
5
Supply
,
Electrical
45%
40%
____
Westinghouee Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp:
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
High
Lo\y
44%
1
Rockwell-Standard
47% Apr
47% Jan
Jan
Mar
Fuel
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40
45%
7'%
_
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25% Feb
36
Apr
22% Jan
32
Mar
43%
41
3%
23%
32%
—
(C) <fc Co Ltd___
High
Low
23,/»
33%
200
550
25,000
300
25
10
pfd (Un)
Corp
Ltd
Factors
Mountain
Natco Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
Low
8.50
Refractories
McKinney Mfg-
,f
High
Low
Par
American
f,
y
of Prices
Sale Price
'!h
'{(»'■
Harbison Walker
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
Friday
Equitable Gas Co
for Week
Range
Par
This list does not
Sales
^
of Prices
Sale Price
Total
40
ties.
Bonds
M
Salt
10
Co
(Un)
J M & M Oil Co
Frank
&
Meier
Petroleum
Merchants
Pacific
500
1.85
5,900
47c
45c
50c
2.10
2.00
2.20
5.900
1
Oil
&
30
30
30%
450
6%
2.45
6%
2.45
6%
1,900
4,200
1
14%
14%
15%
9,000
25c
20%
20 %
21%
600
14% Jan
17% Jan
1
2.30
2.25
2.30
2.100
1.75 Jan
pfd series A—25
31%
31%
31%
31%
400
31%
3%
3%
200
5.900
30
Jan
30% Jan
3% May
Rhodes Western
Oil
Ranch
Southern
Cal
Co_:
Co
Gas
preferred
Oil
&
25
Gas
Unior^T|ffr
79.96
83.53
88.33
86.10
92.60
79.92
83.78
88.30
86.15
May
2
669.96
141.15
125.57
231.46
92.56
80.05
83.47
88.23
86.08
3
675.49
141.92
124.69
232.43
92.46
80.03
83.51
88.29
86.07
AprJan
(Un)
Averages
2,300
16
Feb
800
the
to
share
held.
stocks
65
This
to
%
%
^700
70
29
30
200
7
21,500
7
7
100
3
Jan
4% Jan
% May
29
May
4
Jan
6% Jan
50
52
550
48% Feb
5
88.43
daily
the
using
by
following
divisors:
Industrials,
the
changed
15.58
from
divisor
the
for
30
the 65-stock composite
additional share of
3.03 from
industrials to
common
3.09
stock for each
and
that for
Insurance
(Un)
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date
Range for
Closing
High
1963
144.31
Jan
Mar 14
131.97
May
Mon.
134.80
Tues.
t
Apr. 30__
May
1
131.97
May
2
132.73
3
132.90
High
144y09
Dec
8
4
133.28
Low
106.57
Jan
3
May
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Wood
American
Steel
Stores
American
common
Co
:
Atlantic
•
City
Atlantic
Electric
Research
Baltimore
Budd
Transit
13
Co
Light
Vs.
Co
A
of
Amer
at
General
60c
14%
Jan
Apr
17%
263
2,030
8% Feb
The
13% Jan
index
SEC
of
the
week
for
stocks
stock
priced based on the closing prices of 300 common
27, 1962; for the composite and by major
ending April
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year.
15% Feb
Apr. 27,'62
109
256
106
Feb
52%
480
49
Jan
62%
Feb
Non-Durable
8% May
13%
Feb
Transportation
9
45
50%
53%
29%
31
50%
10
50V8
31
50%
51%
151
26%
26%
40
Jan
55% Mar
32% Mar
Trade,
56
Feb
26%
28
1
30%
30%
31%
824
5
96%
93
97%
2,538
90
Apr
12%
12%
12%%
459
12
Apr
15%
39%
Jan
30') May
:
40%
40%
60
1
21%
21%
22%
,186
•
;
12%
12%
200
135.0
124.9
—5.0
135.6
123.1
126.7
130.0
—2.5
134.4
126.2
♦100.5
!
104.5
—3.8
111.0
100.5
--
Mining
55%
52%
55'A
8,009
42
43%
119
28%
31%
773
40%
and
*169.4
S
185.5
176.8
178.2
169.4
—3.5
173.7
>
-
105.9
102.2
__
—3.2
—2.5
113.3
99.7
182.6
.
v.
low.
Jan
116%'Jan
21% May
12% Mar
1.66%
General Motors Com
—3.7
129.5
*176.8
45% Mar
(Julius) comfrion______—50c
28% May
Acceptance Corp common
voting preferred
134.7
129.7
Feb
Jan
__2
Dairies
144.3
Goods
Finance
♦New
__
—3.5
*123.1
Goods
Utility
29% May
47% Jan
49%
967-
1,265
139.6
*124.9
115%
Durable
Low
High
Change
Apr. 20,'62
134.7
*
Composite
Mar
122
-1961-•1962—
Percent
1957-59 =100
9-TWan
645
14
8%
—5
conv
Gimbel
19'A
45% May
27% Apr
,
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
Bait—
non-voting,
Garfinckel
1,388
2,175
1
Apr
9%
50%
8%
5
Co
Foremost
51%
6.75
Era[r Biores
Motor
Ford
.113%
1
Storage Battery
Class
47%
9%
13%
__
230
"33%
82
120% May
30% May
7,113
31
17%
25
Delaware Power &
Finance
785 ; *1'
Manufacturing
Publishing Co
Electric
29
1.80
Duquesne Light
1,
45%
__
5
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
30%
30%
99%
136%
34%
49%
33%
21% May
55
120% 126
__
__
1
Company
86%
45%
5c
1
1961
SEC Index of Stock Prices
High
Low
21%
31%
4.33
Corp
Ealdwin-Lima-Hamilton
for
Range
Range Since Jan. 1
High
84%
124
^
Shares
21%
85
33%
_
Corp
'
__
.if*"
.
Tel & Tel
Arundel
Low
10
Low
for Week
of Prices
Par
Alan
^
:
Sales
Range
Friday
S T O CK S
the
15.75.
Thurs. May
Life
5.34;
give effect
average
Fri.
Coast
Rails,
3.03;
Wed.
West
86.19
„
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
4 /2 Jan
5% Jan
1
Jan
37
Jan
7 4 Mar
7 A Jan
6%
compiled
are
average for the 30 industrial stocks and for
American Tobacco Company's distribution of one
25% Apr
3,900
4%
7
84.02
Mar
31% Apr
5
Mar
3%
29
79.82
Apr
23%
10
92.47
/a The
;
Jan
Mar
4%
__
232.48
128.77
138.76
Utilities, 6.55; 65 stocks, 15.58.
2.90 Mai
7,8 Mai
19
22
2.80
32,4
672.20
27—
Jan
3%
1
(Un)
com
92.58
a231.2l
22%
i
Co
Petroleum
230.28
125.19
4%
__
Equipment
Preferred
126.96
140.16
3%
8%
Warrants
Victor
3%
5
common
Unite® Incrasfrial Corp common
Preferred
Westates
__
50c
Co
138.48
a671.24
32
2.30 Feb
5% Jan
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
655.33
1
3%
1.50 Feb
29
Jan
_33%c
1
Gas
30
May
70c
May
45c
69,300
1
April
April
2.10 Jan
1.60 Apr
1
Develop
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers (Un)
6rr
27,000
17
Co
Oil
North American Investment com
Trico
1.70
*
Corp Ltd
Nordon
Norris
Rice
400
51c
1.60
17
25c
Cc
78
47c
16%
49c
10
4%
Jan
69
Mar
39c
Jan
16% Jan
76%
__
10c
Inc
Co
5 ve Mai88
Jan
69c
Jan
17% Mar
May
Leslie
4%
Feb
26 %
Jan
52% May
57%
Jan
42
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
14%
43% May
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
_____
5
___
Resistance
lOc
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
n
15%
231/4
16%c
60
24%
695
83%
21
__
23
Jan
3
PprES ShUL
37
33 Va
34%
33'A
34%
37
377/8
1-213
5n
157/8
14%
157/g
423/4
101/2
431/2
111/8
31%
33%
S
5
rr~"«
*
oi SflS- E'ectlic p° common....,*
Philadelphia Transportation Co 1—_lo
t
Potomac Electric Power
Progress
Public
Mfg
Co__
—1
Service Electric & Gas
Reading
Co
10
common
Southeastern
Sun
Oil
Texas
Public
united
Warner
Service
Apr
May
May
28% Jan
Wed.
May
3,777,600
Jan
95'A Mar
Thurs.
May
3,319,110
3.3% Jan
Fri.
May
3,012,070
4,600,000
321,000
4,921,000
19,370,710
$31,552,000
$1,691,000
$33,243,000
.60
186
Jan
>
4,160,870
8'A
423/4 May
10% May
31% Jan
100
4,715
3,348
'
86
586
8%
6%
Apr
41%
-
593
Jan
27
16%
Jan
69'A
Apr
10'/a
3,973
65%
682
61% May
180
-.38% May
20%
20%
5
Jt
__i
—
Improvement
13.50
Co
10
Washington Gas Light
$4.25 preferred
common
•
19%
351
17%
1,354
55%
59'A
488
Jan
48% May
16%
Jan
55% May
77/8
76
36
36%
238
29%
Feb
35%
__
8
75%
__
76
__
*
34% May
276
49 »A
16%
__
41%
275
35%
Jan
88y4
88'A
75'
40
jan
Jan
74
15
75
__
77/8
29
59
S.
10
__
'
85%
Jan
66% Jan
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Blaw-Knox
Steel
Co*
1
of Prices
•;
* 7
and
$1,691,000
'
$28,244,400
$1,328,000
26,465~100
31,552,000
31,763,000
462,942,400
605,009,000
$33,243,000
$33,091,000
$491,186,800
$631,476,100
Industrial
Total
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
Mar
89
76%
Apr
Domestic
(No. of
Mon.
Apr
Tues.
May
1
May
2
May
3—
May
4
30
1,543,360
1,234,005
_=
1,025,150
_____
,
Total.
319,000
Sales
$312,000
$20,000
11,000
2,000
2,000
188,000
933,073
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
$292,000
444,000
217,000
1,236,130
Corporate
Gqv't
Bonds
Shares)
Total
Foreign
Foreign
Stocks
38
Apr.
41% May
39%
39%
71
High
41%
72%
Shares
$5,000
4,000
460,000
223,000
"7:600
326,000
$16,000
$1,511,000
190,000
^
'
_______
5,971,718
$35,000
$1,460,000
Low
164
High
48)«
39% May
62% Jan
27
73% Mar
Feb
33
30%
33
190
30% May
391,2
28%
29%
135
27%
Jan
30% Mar
9%
9%
230
9%
Apr
29%
31%
—5
.
31 'A
320-
Week Ended May 4
Range Since Jan. 1
'
28%
For .footnotes, see
page 43.
!
$2,000
,
8% Mar
79%
—10
5
1961
424,788,667
295,£63,254
_
...
Raih-oad
53'A Feb
18% Mar *
65% Jan
—10
Duquesne Light Co____
Low
1
_
Columbia Gas System
Duquesne Brewing of Pittsburgh
23,065,800
Bank
for Week
Par
Alleghafiy Ludlum
Armstrong Cork Co
Jan. 1 to May 4
1962
1961
19,370,710
Sales
Last
_
43
Jan
72% Jan
44
Mar
22% Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
S T O CK S
Shares
Foreign
Fri.
common
of
Government
International
Thurs.
Lothrop
5,602,000
Bonds—
U.
■
Wed.
Woodward &
7,056,000
1962
Stocks—Number
Feb
36%
48%
Apr
Jan
39%
45%
Jan
8'A May
61%
17
8
46%
13% May
38%
__
448,000
263,000
Feb
59%
63%
•
6,608,000
5,339,000
Week Ended May 4
55
Jan
16% Jan
34% Mar
*
39%
3.50
8,468,000
Jan
19
67%
34%
$7,196,000
321,000
Mar
14% May
i37/8
8'A
35%
38
122
'
$338,000
8,147,000
38% Mar
64
64%
40%
33
2,656
7
44%
33% May?
Jan
$6,858,000
5,101,060
30-
Feb
74
35'A Feb
135%
__
10c
»
Corp
Gas
6%
43%
-
Sales
Mon.
Tues.
•
-Transmission
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
United
I
Bond
Bonds
Int'l
Jan
2.50
Co
Co
Eastern
__
»
*
Jersey Gas
11>/s
32%
50
com
common
Smith Kline & French Lab
South
—
37
Govt.
Bonds
21
2,098
37%
Bdnk
Bonds
30 %
79%
10
*
common..*
K™S?, Vania RR
ooWer & Light
Pennsylvania
Total
Foreign
Bonds
Railroad
15% Mar
Total
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
U.S.
and Miscel.
Stocks
Mar
25% Mar
4
>
36
23'A May
222
25%
60
May
13%
2'416
85
25%
60
__
25C
__io
15%
23'A
24%
1
P
Inc
ISfSlk of Washington
f°wPV";
National Bank
%
,
1
T
Co
30%
10
Madison Fund Inc_
K1!
Meick &
__
No. of
Shares
Brothers
International
I
29% May
10%
Jan
Feb
32'% Mar
1962
Stocks—Number
1961
Jan. 1 to May 4
Shares-
1962
1961
5,971,718
18,117,790
116,184,291
216,438,795
$1,460,000
of
$1,327,000
$23,066,000
$19,811,000
1,386,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
Government
35,000
67,000
611,000
Corporate—.
16,000
48,000
568,000
718,000
$1,511,000
$1,442,000
$24,245,000
$21,915,000
Total
:
Volume
195
Number
*
6157
.
.
.'The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2183)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltibl
Power
4%%
&
Paper
preferred
Aluminum
of
Co
'*4>
Canada
preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4.%%
*
25
16
1,090
al6
10
50
48%
50%
26
44%
45
54%
54%
44%
Ltd common
$2.50 preferred
i~
Argus Corp
*
47%
•
53%
Apr
29%
Jan
23
Jan
23% Mar
Miron
47%
Feb
49%
185
43
Jan
46% Mar
140
!
preferred
$2.60
Asbestos
_50
>
.
47%
V
52
Jan
55
48%
1,105
10
52%
53
44%
50%
150
«.
Feb
Feb
Montreal
3,905
33%
Apr
36
Apr
National
Drug
&
1,820
28%
Jan
33
Apr
National
Steel
Car
67
66%
67%
75 %
Jan
of
Novn
74%
..
Provincial
Batl;urst
Class
5%
Ontario
18%
650
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
53%
235
53
Jan
57% Mar
55
Apr
58% Mar
Penmans
51% May
53
Placer
51
Jan
54% May
6
May
6
6%
840
3.90
4.40
13,952
33
32%
33%
13%
13%
13%
2,255
16%
17%
14,826
53 %
54%
350
13%
14%
Power
53%
—25
Telephone
.
Mills Ltd class A
14
r.—
a32 %
———
—
20
Jan
Pacific
Apr
7
Power
Jan
Price
Jan
Feb
6%
Quebec
51
Jan
56%
Feb
16
Feb
1958
a31% a32%
Feb
1961
30%
Apr
31
2,037
28
20
29V2
29
29%
669
•
25%
25%
25
332
3.50
Feb
Jan
37
Reed
24
24%
1,660
74%
74%
74'%
25
61%
61 %
1,600
Foundries common..—10
Iron
Malting
—*
common__
Canadian
Aviation
Canadian
Breweries
Electronics——,
British
Canadian
•
—
new
Reynolds
Bronze
Canadian
Caimer
Canadian
Celanese
class
A
series
$1.75
Chemical
Ltd
Co
Corp
14
100
14
33%
3.465
32
37%
1,000
a
Feb
20%
22
8
8%
Api-
11
Jan
6
Apr
8
Feb
6
Apr
9
May
13%
2,905
•
1
J)—
25%
.'26%
12%
26%.
27
GlaMs
18:%
•
—25
Newr
Jan
a
7 %
6%
Jan
May
35
27 %
Apr
Feb
Texaco
Jan
Traders
Petroleum
Dome
—
Bridge
Dominion
Jan
Finance
14%'Mar
Trans
Canada
Corp
27%
Trans
Canada
15%
Feb
20% .Apr
4 % Mar
Triad
7% Mar
3.85 Mar
class
4.25 Mar
Feb
Webb
Apr
5
17'%
Apr
17 %
Apr
11
Feb
l4.J%
9
675
a59 a60%
125
a__
8% May
■
■
wi-'
a.
Walker
Dominion
105
22
Jan
24 %
Weston
Apr
900
8
Jan
9%
Feb
Steel
Tar
Dominion
79
7
7%
Donohue
Eddy
Fleerwood
common—*
20%
19%
21
15,396
French
Feb
20
Feb
23
4
15%
Feb
23
Feb
27
56
56
^lO
53%
Jan
56
32 %
32%
2,924
Jan
33
a9:,B
350
a9
*
Power
a9 %
%
a9
_—
31%
8%
Jan
12
Mar,
12
31
Mar
34%
% %■
—
———
Apr
Feb
Jan
100%
Apr
12%
387
1J %
25
27
I
24%
5,910
3.65
1,900
17%
18
30 %
31
I" 100
101
40
a33
a
33
Bav
20
8
150
Cement
International
32
Corp
Nickel
preferred
Labatt
Public
Ltd
6%
Loeb
i—
Lower
14%
Apr
ls %
Jan
23
21%
23%
26,989
21%
Apr
26%
Jan
23
23
102
May
26% Jail
40%
I
31%
9%
10%
84
Ltd_—_—
Lawrence
——1.
Power.!.
__
.
23
Feb
25%
21
Jan
32% Mar
51
May
2,005
16%
12'/4
22
May
1.60
•
58%
7%
57%
•>
Feb
Apr
May
27%
1.60 May
1.93
100
Feb
260
"
6%
Feb
7%
Apr
200
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
54%
Jail
2,100
58 V4
•
16
Feb
12% May
Feb
7%
227/b
6%
7%
>. 15% May
Feb
56%
90,655
1.60
6%
♦
60
73-'; Feb
5,570
-
23%
%
\
59'% Mar
1
2.40
2.50
475
2 35 Mar
2.90
17%
17%
150
17% May
23 '%
*
15%
16
715
15% May
227%
Feb
-
Jan
Feb
*
17%
■17%
18
6,270
17% May
19%
Jan
20 %
20
20%
2,350
19% Jan
22
Jan
A
99% May
99%
99%
550
97
Mar
*
36
36
36%
405
32
Feb
36'% May
50
49
49
49
l.lOO
48%
Jan
50
100
Shown
Arc
Ltd "A"
Jan
Jan
38%
Jan
Bateman
12%
Apr
Eeatrice
Jan
Mar
19% Mar
8
May
Apr
22%
Feb
Feb
19% May
3.15 Mar
Feb
4.15 Mar
Gas
Bay Mining Co
Lake Gold Mines
Belgium
7%
Ltd
Stores
cumulative
Bellechasse
Bornite
Bouzan
Copper
Mines
29
8,325
34%
Jan
Campbell
Jan
Canada
-755
3,410
25
100
14%
14%
14%
1,955
18%
18%
19%-'
1,280
a26
a25%
May
Feb
Feb
34% May
53-
Mar
78
Jan
86
Mar
13%
"Jan
/ Canadian
Jan
"Canadian
70
25
Jan
25
21
Mar
May '
Mar
16%
Jan
Canadian
26
Jan
Canorama
26
Jan
Capital
22%
Apr
Carbec
-24
34%
Feb
Jan
Cartier
Cassiar
Jan
5,000
7c
37,000
5c
Feb
6c
6c
5,083
5c
Mar
9c
•
Jan
10c
1
Mar
1.65
Feb
10%
Apr
6c
Jan
Jan
10c
4.25
Jan
Apr
Cue
Jan
Jan
16%
Apr
8.15 May
38c
15
Mar
10,%
Feb
2,200
11c
Jan
16c
Mar
4c
2,000
3c
Jan
5c
7%c
'"v: 7c
7%c
27,666
7c
Jan
8%C
Jan
5c
5 %c
7,000
5c
Apr
8c
Jan
100
12 %
Jan
16%
Feb
&16%
Feb
Mar
25C
Jan
17%
Feb
1,350
13%
13%
a8%
a
8%
16%
150
14
90
IG-Tb
13%
18C
.
Apr
„
Apr
19c
16,100
15
16
375
5.00
5.50
1.855
160
16c
2,500
13c
Feb
25C
Feb
Jan
32c
Apr
Feb
58c
Jan
Corp
Oils
Dredge
Kodlak
Power
class
26c
124,300
51c
53c
13,000
,50c
2.50
300
23%
23%
23%
650
2.30
2.55
1.500
2.35
3c
3c
1,000
2%c
24 %c
__
—1
1
B
Silica
al5
a58
___*
Building
Asbestos
Paper
a58
20
6'%
2.000
85c
9,300
4.30
4.30
4.30
200
11%
11 %-
11%
250
Lid
Inv Ltd
Ltd
*
•
*
—*
6'/4
1.10
__
4.60
—_—1
12 %c
Ltd—1
Ltd
15,523
7%
275
2.10
20%
Feb
Jan
28 Vb
Feb
Apr
2.65
Apr
4c
Jan
Feb
13
A pi-
58
May
Jan
8
Feb
Jan
88c
5%
83c
5.25
Feb
11 Vb May
13'%
Feb
Feb
1.50
1.10
7%
100
11c
.4.60
4.70
3.400
4.60 May
12 %c
18c
38.000
12%c May
8%c
2.040
12%
1.400
8
Apr
19.000
12%
Feb
Apr
4.20
13c
*
Feb
Apr
1.10
1
7.45
5.50 May
55% Mar
t 12%
12c
8c
Feb
2.50 Mar
Apr
93c
.
7.00
Feb
1.10
Ltd___^—*
Explorations
1.20
7%
1.20
Ltd———13c
Industries
Corp
145
85c
Co. Ltd
Mines. Ltd^—*'.
Quebec
1.300
15'%
10c
Refineries
Corp
a
85c
Ltd
Explorations
6.10
5.50
6.10
1
——1
& Dock
&
4.00
2.50
26c
•
Ltd
Ltd
1
Delhi
13
14c
1
—
Mines
Ltd
18c
16
2.30
1
Ltd
Edmonton
Packers
22%
—
7c
.
__1
:
Co
Preferred
Apr
9 %
25
6%c
*
Chibougamau Mines
'Canadian
39%
11c
Ltd—
Flooring Co Ltd class B_
Mar
14% May
18 % May
29
Hosiery
Canadian
May
6%c
Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd com 3
Anr
a26
3,125
Butterfly
Apr
4c
Canada
48 %
15
a8%
Jan
4.35
11c
39% Mar
Mar
16%
8%
a
38
Jan
Apr
4c
85% Mar;
47
a22% a22 %
775
18
Jan
11
a38
25
2.70
Jan
10c
1
1
Coru——;
28 %
50 %
1,001
13,635
a38
.—1
Ltd
Uranium
48 %
8c
3.55
_*
Inc
Foods
-
8c
3.25
3.50
*
20
Corp Ltd
Gas
&
78%
Mar
Jan
1.00
5.50
&
Calumet
43
7c
Warrants
Bluewater Oil
Calypso
-
Apr
pfd—100
cum
common__
Raceway
Feb
496
50c
Ltd—1
preferred
Mining
Bonnets
Jan
.
1,028
-1
:
Red
52%
1,598
275
65c
1
Eelding-Corticelli
Blue
&
Ltd—
17%
46%
32%
5
Co
Oil
31% Mar
32
65c
__l
Ltd
Mines
Apr
36 %
Ltd
Co.
39c
38%
Feb
5
8.50
Talc
Barvallee
,
Apr
45
Mills Ltd
High
Low
28e
2,775
8.15
Selburn
Baker
Jan
Jan
15%
34%
28c
8.45
Bailey
Feb
37%
16%
28c
Ltd "A"—1
20%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1,056
103%
28'/»
for Week
High
16
15%
15
Range
of Prices
Low
15%
17%
3.470
Sales
5
46%
17% al7%
Dollars
Week's
*
Mining
Paper
Canadian
in
Expressed
Last
Line Co
Telephone
5,585
46
For footnotes, see page 43.
15%
10%
16
127/b
Avalon
4,490
30 V*
Jan
-87% Mar
Feb
65
May
-47% May
615
*
Jan
15 J%
29
12%
■
Mar
1,900
66
4.10
47%
29
v
!
29
355
52%
48 %
Jan
15 %
36%
•
51
65
47%
Apr
46%
15%
'
!4 Mar
17% Jail
32
Jan
Jan
20% May
880
20,539
15%
15
22
'
23,389
V
44c
47 %
—*
22
1,455
-
41c
13% Mar
-25
21
22
78%
725
85 %T
20%
8%
400
Mar
21
15% Mar
100 >
:
Jan
8% Mar
•
Ltd
59 % Mar
—25
__
27%
51
Ltd___.
.
Jan
•
_J_I—4——
3,345
15%
1
Ltd
Jan
•
.
30%
15%
•
Development
11%
a 18
29%
15%'
66
i—
Mining Corp Ltd_
54%
12% al2'/4
30%
*_•
Worts
&
&
235
al7'/2
Jan
43c
15%
8
1,300 ,,A
Pulp
1,120
a
20 %
«
Molybdenite
12%
_(L-
125
1
57%
ip
20%
•
—
55
84%
common—•
20%
1
J1*
3.50
84%
Feb
135
Jan
Augustus Exploration—
15%
84%
7%
Jan
15% Mar
82%
Feb
45
Feb
1,075
7%
Mai¬
43
42% Mar
127
8
7%
28%
11% May
%:
105
39% Mar
35
31,357
11% May
50
Mar
23
40
3.85
610
a
100
825
.44
130
•
3.15
2,480
28%
41
44
130
_..50
3.75
4,880
82% : 84%
5
(John)
preferred
St
3,675
•
12%
5
-25
—4
Service.Ltd
preferred1
CM)
25
15
Telefilms
19%
*
Corp
Lai'rentide Financial class A
$1.40
102
Atlas
13%
7.60
—4
com
Interprovincial
Pipe/ Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
Jamaica
18%
14'% Mar
18%
10
—
Canada
01
Paper
Utilities
•
common
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18
102
common
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preferred
15%, Feb
675
Feb
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common.*
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class
56%
—
16
11
14%
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11%
3.60
84% Mar
'24% May
102
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390
18%
——
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11% May
14%
•
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18%
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Acceptance
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Apr
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18%
12%
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10%
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Ltd
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425
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Mai-
30%
2,845
8
.100
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79
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Co
;
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Hudson
Bay
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10% Mar
175
18%
19%
18%
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114'%
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100
65
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&
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Feb
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1,060
101
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400
31
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1
Apr
16%
21%
175
18
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11% Jan
11% Jan
Apr
150
1
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450
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7%
86
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8%
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95
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May
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Mar
Feb
25
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54%
104
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11%
5%
81
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25 % May
101
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Assurance
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Jan
I8V4
1
79
801/4
81
Sale Price
Feb
_•
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—_
45
8%
Par
43%
3.50
common
91
15,585
79
10%
,
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21%
24%
26%
10
6%
6%
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30
100%
preferred
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79
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315
12%
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preferred
49 "4
104
•
5
12%
preferred
25'%
24%
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310
24%
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1
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18
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25 %
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28
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31%
31%
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22
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—
22%
21%
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20% Mar
100
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•
25
22
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trust
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475
6,475
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Zellers
5%
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Jan
21% Mar
27
Co
Steel
51
10
Jan
17%
*
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Great
14%
23%
Power
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;
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Jan
25
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preferred
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General
Apr
13
18%
_
16%
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Co
&
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10%
405
20%
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6% Mar
3,305
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27
23%
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45
21
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8
11
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22
1
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Mar
85
13
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67
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78
-
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Jan
87«
Jan
May
61
295
•
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20
1,824
10%
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of
Jan
37
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6,510
79
preferred
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15%
Apr
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78%
65
Feb
%
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11%
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7%
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&
12%
45% May
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s
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48
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—
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&
45%
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31
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24
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52
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_
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60
32'%
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56
32
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32
576
62%
7
Feb
53
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25
20
Jan
Oils
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16% Mar
61
Jan
56%
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Apr
Apr
61
62%
Apr
■
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Jan
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48
50
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Feb
———*
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class
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27%
4.7 "a
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;
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9
—
57
48
;
25
24
2
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—
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31
12
*
common
24%
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common
1,240
59
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25
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28
Mar
May
Mar
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14
41
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Jan
28
10
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41
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100
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35
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31
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4.00
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325
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2,175
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class
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27
45
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Apr
30
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55
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Jan
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13
27
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26%
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147% May
21%
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11
1,186
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74
800
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54
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35
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22
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preferred
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5% May
Feb
65%
1,705
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11
40%
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11
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10
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•
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144
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*
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Jan
110
9
10
1
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Apr
6
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150
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May
■
66%
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May
66
66
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4
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Feb
13%
1
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1,675
52
Feb
21% Mar
Jan
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8%
21'%
50%
147 % 147%
23
27
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57%
*
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-
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2.
1
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Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
St
50
6.722
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315
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Canadian
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2,551
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Apr
5%
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1,400
140
65
27
:
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8
20%
21
*
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Mar
20%
100
62
50%
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class
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20
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Apr
16 !u
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64%
8%
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Feb
15%
common
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55
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Canadian-International Power
Canadian
Apr
81% Mar
—*
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Canadian
25%
Jan
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■
19
20'%
21
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140
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Jan
74
Feb
Jan
Mar
19
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Canadian Imperial Bk. or
Canadian
22
5%
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Canadian
27
11
8%
May
19%
100
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a
88 %
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%
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25
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88%
19
20
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common
22
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295
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15
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com
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Feb
•
22%
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42
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75
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15
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common
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16
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43
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11 %
31
•
13% May
2.00
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100
12
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225
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160
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Quebec Natural
625
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29
'
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10
88
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30%
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Jan
-28
43
preferred
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30%
Canada
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common
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18
•
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May
Canada
Co
14
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Canada
28
27%
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111
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of
&
37%
21% May
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Feb
3,875
preferred
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1,110
28%
•
Development
Jan
22%
&
8% May
1,889
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21%
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250
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12
22
Canada
10.715
8%
65
common
32% May
.
•
common
900
10%
8 Vb
104%
•
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4.75
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7%
9%
A
;
3.00 Mar
8,959
14
3.00
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225
17%
Forest
Columbia
B
54%
4.25
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Columbia
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100
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Columbia
51%
54
class
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Page-Hersey
13,169
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preferred
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Mar
14% Mar
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Qgilvie Flour Mills
56 %
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Building
Feb
Power-
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British
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7%
54
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Jan
48
55 %
55%
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preferred
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Brazilian
Bruck
82
1,653
common—
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preferred
British
1,386
May
75% Feb
83%
79
49%
Jan
Apr
7% Apr
Light & Power
53%
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Bowater
73
5,413
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77
A
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74%
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49%
78
49%
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73
66% May
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108
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250
..
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.
1,047
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1 °
12%
107 108%
25
20% May
May
*
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30
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12%
May
17% -Feb
20
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100
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25
17,924
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6
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165
20
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5% May
125
•
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25
a
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•
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Jan
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25
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Apr
53
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Molson
Jan
49 %
preferred
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Jan
22
313
—_10
Tel
&
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6
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5%%
5%
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Feb
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24'% May
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50
:
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48%
Jan
May
17
&
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B
175
49
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_
25%
16
Mar
Power
A
Class
49% May
12% Mai-
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preferred
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•
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100
23 V'4
48%
Jan
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Structural
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Mac
17
29,236
23%
Feb
24%
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9,355
24%
23 %.
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38%
115
15
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pfd—
7,845
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pfd____25
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25
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16
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for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
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46
0
Algouia Steel
Aluminium
48%
•
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of Trices
25
;
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•
common
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Sales
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Jan
Mar
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4.70 May
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12
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13
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Ltd
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class
A
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Ltd
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Co
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class
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2,690
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East
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_
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Foreign
Fort
Power
Sec
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X
10% May
12»/8
57c
55c
60c
22,700
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87c
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24 >4
25
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500
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1,100
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12c
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330
56%
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102
4c
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*
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1
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26%
Apr
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2 %C
Jan
Feb
50c
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Feb
8c
5.00
11
2,500
27c
Mar
57c
4c
Jan
19c
4C
3c
4c
15,800
29%
29 y8
100
The
1
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Lake
Silver
Aee
Hastings
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Ltd_
of
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Hudson's
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Ceramic
Helium
27c
33c
12,400
23c
1.00
1.00
500
87c
1.85
47,100
3.70
3.70
3.70
23 y4
25
8,060
Ltd
41
1
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•
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Jockey
Club
Jubilee
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;
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66c
70c
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125
9c
11,500
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3.00
3.15
3,125
>:
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3.90
•
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class
A
Ltd
A
(Alfred)
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Loblaw
of
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Canada
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7%
A
Mines
Ltd
1:15
Ltd
Limited
preferred
27
15c
Chipman
Warrants
&
Ontario
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of
Men pre
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New rich
Nocana
Mines
17c
Jan
May
Jan
800
85 4 May
lO'/u
1,485
8! 4 May
10%
75c *
64c
85c
16.500
*
75c
Ash-Temple
85c
May
70c
18,000
.; 9c
9c
2,250
48
48
48
200
45
Jan
150
10
Jan
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325
45c
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49c
24,700
•
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•
64c
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6c
Jan
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40c
5c
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70c
4.500
65c
11,500
20c
Jan
50c
1.02
35c
450
13%
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16%
775
22
May
25 %
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70c
2,000
70c
May
1.05
1
70c
I
5c
5c
5 %c
2,500
5c
•
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55
57%
5,360
50%
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:*
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1.80
1.95
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75c
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7%
7%
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8%
8%
100
60c
62c
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•
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1
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Feb
7
10
Feb
2.70 Mar
4.30
4.05
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5c
5c
79%
15c
5%
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6c
14c 17%c
5
2,000
80
6%
May
5c
723
7c
22,300
10 %c
Jan
18c
28.500
16c
Feb
19c
47,890
14c
Feb
7c
7c
17c
7c
22c
20c
30c
500
4c
I
Feb
7c
49c
30,400
43c
Apr
64c
32
210
31%
Apr:,
36
Feb
21c
Apr
57c
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Pacific
Conner
Mines
Pembina
Oil
&
Porcupine
Ltd
1st
12
1,400
17,200
Ltd———1
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Chains
Foo's
St
68
*
May
75%
1.86
1.85
1.86
Goldfields Ltd__l
25c
24c
27c
52,000
3.80
3.70
3.85
5,300
3.50
3.50
300
3.50 May
5.10
Jan
Class
3%c
3,900
2%c Mar
4%c
Jan
Canada
Permanent
15c
8,200
18%c Mar
Canada
Safeway Ltd
Refining
1
Ltd
Oils
Sobey's
Canada
Ltd
class
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20%
60c
60c
1,500
3c
•
3c,
14,000
20%
,
Canada
Steamshio
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Feb
20%
Apr
20%
Feb
38c
Jan
64c;
Apr
2%c Mar
4c
Jan
15c
al5c
101
14%
Apr
15
a2.25
200
2.25
Feb
2.70
Canada
Wire
&
Canadian
Apr
Canadian
British
Apr
Class
A
700
2,340
6.35 Mar
7.40
Jan
1.15 Mar
1.55
Feb
Canadian
2.00
Apr
May
1.42
Jan
Apr
4.75
Jan
42c
"
1
11c
—
1
1
43.
2,097
8
60c
1,000
60c
16%
500
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19,000
105
lio
—
1,300
8
16%
-100
50c
4.00
8
60c
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65,600
40c
4.00
8
34c
6.65
1:60
105
1.55
1.80
31c
35c
6.50
6.70
L50
1.62
56
114,250
-W
4,700
2,100
2,700
40c
•
4.00
Apr
May
9%
16% May
9c
110
1.35
30c
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
Apr
Apr
24c
*126
\
Jan
20% Mar
50%
Jan
850
54%
1,192
56%
Feb
14
466
13% May
16
Feb
15%
755
12
Jan
15% May
3.05
3.05
$1%
Jan
Apr
36%
Jan
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
8%
500
21
22
22%
6,010
0 to
•
102%
g
X
31
'
May
Mar
101
28
1,045
29
29
Vi
860
28«
%
1,625
17%
25%
25%
143
24%
Preferred
34%
225
30
3,700
22
Jan
73
May
74%
B
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Canadian
Food
Canadian
Gas
1.45 Mar
1.75
Jan
Warrants
82
25
J4n.
89"
10%
48,194
10
10%
1.925
9%
2.75
520
2.65
•
2.75
2.65
2.60
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»
2.60
-
38;
;
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Products
Energy
2nd
3.50
Jan
Jarv
14%
Apr
Jan
35,Va Mar
38
352
36
,
8
.
6,080
3.00
3,350
6%
3,405
85c
14,500
2,700
1.10
1.25
11
10%
11%
875
8%
"8%
9
1,195
5"%
5%
•
i-
3.35
—
2.60 May
Jan
32
83c
1.20
7%
Jan
3.65
13%
85c
,,
Apr.
645
1
i-—V-*
11
685
6%
pfd—100
Jan
1,290
6V2'
prgierred—_20c
Mafe,
12% Mar
2.65
3
—i—*;
!3%
.
10% May
14%
.7%
6
1,395
Mar
"
5%
Jan
1.05
:
Jan
50
205
50
7%
3.856
7
3.35
4,890
'
3.10
Jan
Mar..
May
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•
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Apr
89c
Mar
Feb
•1 40
.
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.10%
..
8% May
5>/2 Apr
7-
Apr
6% May
Apr
10 %. Apr.
Jan
8%
3.20
Jan
80c
.50
3.10
38%
v
-
2.30 .Jan
5%
*
Mar
14
Jan Y-
33%
2.85
"
Dock
Apr
Mar
14
37%
8
—,
12% Mar
inu,
•f pr
•
•>35« May
64% Apr
Feb
58
750
0r
32%
-V
33%
25
9%<
420
280
,
Mar
57%
•;
93% Mai
r
Apr
62
Jan
Jar
10%
'
Apr
77
425
80":
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36
25%
51 %
300
96%'. 96%
.
Jan
35v
X
51
815
80
.
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Jan
57 %
10%
Canadian
Mar
680
X
57
57
63
Canadian Curtis Wright
8.25
76%
"57
-57
2.90.
_L;
Dredge
73
'
Feb
29%
32% Mar
25
Mar
2*2% May
'27
Apr
Feb
24>/2
11%
Feb
Class
34
34
23%
13%
common
;
Jan
'T'
Feb
Jan
7 !
33
Jan
13 %
—
:
:
Feb
22
34
•
•
Jan
Feb
Jan
104.
5%'Mar
100
22
24
_•
8%
25%
8% Mar
21
10
6
30%
■r
X 29 y4 ;
j._,
preferred
Canadian Chemical
Warrants
Canadian Collieries
Feb
2.60
30%
11%*
common
3.60
372
V .62
warrants
Celanese
••
1,735
V-
62
Jan
1.80 May
47c
'.
B
Apr
6.50
20
20%
3,191
•
Jan
'
Feb
Class
Apr
1.00
Jan
;
20V4
30%
•
Canadian Canners class A
4,525
1.83 Mar
23
"
Feb
Jan
33
warrants
50c
4,800
13 '
25%
common •
Aluminium
1.20
2.00
27%
15% Jan
11%
B
14'A- Feb
990
•
7.20
1.92
Jan
9.222
43,789
Jan
53%
V,.X
4—10
Breweries
1.15
2.00
12
14
17%
375'b
13%
—12.50
class
6.95
65c
^Jan
26%
r;
102%
V
_•
common
—
Cable
1.20
May
Feb
<8.6
Apr
9%
—
44c
.X 47
Apr
33
16%
pfd„______—100
Lines
6.95
Services
Jan
Feb
71
9
4
A
•
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page
A_—1
1
2
see
12c
39
365
16;272
31%
.
..
"
„
20% Mar
50
79
8%
;
•
class
——
Jan
gi/4
-10
Malting
Packers
B
Apr
6%
32%
i.'—
44c
1
Ltd
Ltd
"A"
footnotes,
45
Canada
'
.
33 %
13%
,
•
Foundries commor
Apr
4.95
'
.
72
22^
Stone.
Jan
33
A
Iron
Canada
Apr
a2.25
a
(.—1
Ltd
Warrants
150
Cut
45c
steep Rock I»
i
Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
For
A
20%-
20%
3
Lands
Dufiult Mines Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
Air
20
Ltd
Mines
< 1957 )
Stores
13c
20%
1
South
Spartan
13c
20
2%c
-*
Columbian
Save
Siscalta
2%c
41 %
Apr
30%
May
4.00 May
40 %
.
53 Va Mar
3.00 Mar
_«
Class
Canada
1
30
.'.25%'x
Feb
Jan
'90
Jan
;V 54%
7%
Feb
1,250
.:<■■;c. 32;->:
L20
Crushed
Jan
6.75
30
Feb
5 3% Mar
X ', 52
Feb
Apr
,
Jan
9%
14
Mar
35c
51
Mar
32
■
Jan
6%
75
26,685
__
•'
125
52
500
4.40
5414
__4
72
215
^
4.50
•
Preferred
5414
Feb
3.90
26%
20%
«
68
53%
29
•4.00
17%
♦
Jan
Feb
Feb
33
•
May
Jan
Apr v
50 %
;V .:3V
TOO
72
3.25
55%
*
Dry Dock class A__j._.
50
21c
220
375
14
:
Feb
Canada
l
30
Jan
56
' '7
..
.
•
20,145
•
10c
1
Jan
4.10
_*
;
49
Ltd
9%
4.15
20
;
Apr
2.20
100
56
*
—25
;
Jan
May
9%
May
20
51%
Products
B
6c
1.85
Apr ;,
Jan -
31 Vat.
22——2—1
44%
1,100
6%
„
;
100
-
52%
*
Apr
k
Jan
675
100
5514
•'
Building: Products
Jan
18
,54
30
Corp ex-dist_*
Burns
1,000
Jan
Jan. l
4.00
51%
•-
common—
II,500
Pniieon
DevelopmentSherritt-Gordon Mines
Shop &
90c
—
lJ_
75%
t3%
3.00 Mar '
6%
.
Feb
■
.
55%
.
2.75
X
i-
•
—
Forest
6%c
Mires
Gold
13%
Jan
common
common_.__
Sugar
Jan
18%
Feb
7
53%
30
46%
Diversified
Antonio
9% Mar
48c
18%
.
31%
*
;
6%c
!
Lawrence
Lawrence
:'7c
100
6%
46%
Enterprises
St
8%
Jan
•5,900
52%
6%c
Mines
Gold
10 %c
May
3c
5,129
74
4.00
6%
Power
Burrard
66% May
72'.2 May
67%
52%
Columbia
Class
1.90 May
52 %
class-A
Jan
325
53%
Company
Apr
'2.00
4.00
Jan
5%
25
;6%
46%
Corp
Development
&
Jan
8
•
__50
Mills
•"28
33%
6
72 Va
Jan
Jan
4.85,May
6
'Apr
66%
:
May
1 60"
May!
28%
Jan
•104
9V2
50
Columbia
'X
Jan
Mar
1,190
50
Traction
23
22.677
.
X 9%
:,
1.05 Mar
1,520
31%
—£1
:
Company
Brown
24%'*'
preferred!————50
British Columbia
Telephone-^-.:
3.85 Mar
15c
Apr
8c
-
6.50
;
;
Columbia
Bruck
180
Jan
Apr V
Mar
1.90
53%
25 v
50
pfd
Smelting
4.500
90c
Warrants
San
•<•-7,500
10
Quebec Telephone 5% 1955 pfd51c
1956
preferred-
Ruby
550
5c
87c
Lithium
Oil
Renold
8%
1
Cobalt & Exploration
Quebec
Crest
9c
8
5c
iUl
part 2nd pfd
Producers Ltd
Quebec
Red
8%c
Ltd
Co
3c
~
8%e
1
cum
Gas
Ragland
3.25 Mar
2,600
A
Mines
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec
5.65 Mar
850
6c
of Canada—
cum
non
Quebec
700
3.25
137,400
1.25
common
class
Gas
Prime
Power Corp
Provo
1
Mining Co Ltd
Products
6%
Ltd
Pipe Line Ltd
Pitt Gold
4%%
6.00
5c
-
Paudash
Place
27c
3.25
Investment Co 1
22c
6.00
Mines 'Quebec* LM_1
Atlantic Candn
Rights
Pitt
26c
common
Preferred
Mar
31%
23
•
British
Mar
45c
•
Ltd
1.10
52%
57% May
'
6V2
British
Feb
1
Explorers
8
103
u—^
A
Lumber Co
"
6
2_
*
common
Apr
55% Feb
54% Jan
Jan;,
51
4.85,- 4.90
74
Paper, common
—
British
Apr
Opemisca
A
Apr
49%
Feb
230
10
29%
67%
.
103%
Jaix
590
„
-
Feb
44
570
4
Bright (T G) common
British American Oil-,;
Feb
American Rare Metals Ltd
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com
North
10
•
Preferred
Mar
14 %c
Power &
Bridge Tank
Feb
82"
A—
47
53
•
Jan>
3.05- Feb
.-
100
8%
6
,
-—.10
-
class
'
*
—
Nova Scotia
Brazilian
Apr
Jan
Jan
72
v
23
Apr
Apr
;..p 0
.
Jan
175
104 V" 104
31%
.25
475
\ 53'
1.10
Jan
29%
Feb
"45c ' Jan
100
8%
—
■■
Apr,
11
May
1,55
Feb
53%
1,288
48 %
,
";
47% Feb
•
52%
-
—/••','
*
i
Telephone—,
Bowes
Apr
Jan
53
8%
•
.
!
6% Apr
24
22%
800
2,190
67c
52%
•
!/4;
2.10
100% 100 y2
10
—
975
54 V2; V57%,
-•
:
—100
;
9.60 Jam
49
52%
Wire
72
Feb
310
47
common
A—
9y4-
Feb
35,949
48%
Feb
66
25%
67 c
Jan;
Jan,
24
110
48%
57 y2
108
Jan
23%
2.00
Jan;
V17%
20%
24
'
Jan
Jan
v
<;i 21%
r..
Jan
8%
49
50
B_
1"
„
Paper
Bowaters Mersey
Jan
2.75
47%
50
Bowater
Apr
I,600
23.215
2.00
~10O
Bowater Corp 5% preferred—
5%%
preferred
Feb
5,900
5%
V6C
Bell
Feb
2.75
'■
A
A
class
&-Innes
Class
Apr
3.45
of
Beaver
Jan
10%
Ltd
Class
9"% Mar
1.60
May
50
•
Standard
Beatty Bros
9% Mar
Feb
60c
10
2.90
3.30
1
Ltd
a
7
1,316
7c
60
7.50
Feb
38%
960
•
23 >/4
•
B
Bathurst
Apr
2.70
3.45
10
Mines
10%
Jan
1,080
■
„.
Jan
Ltd
iii,'.,
lo
"of Montreal—'
Bank
Mar
Canada
\7.85
25%
•
Bates
Jan
5c
<70 Va-
48!a
49%
2.30
Apr
7.55
Jan
110
Feb
-.
70 V8
•
Bank
Mar
1,500
class
17
Feb
Jan>
1.30
v
Apr
106%
300
Feb
2.85
.
Jan
-12
75
171/8*
May
-
1.05
.
Jan
23%
7.65
••'
-
1.85
v
-31%' Apr
108%
23%
—25
Steels
Class
Jan
6c
-
.-—w'
Acceptance
Autofab
Feb
15%
17%.
—
J an
22 %
12%
4,500'
107% 107%:
;«-V
f
uk
Electric
Jan
6c
15%
!■ .1,
Auto
Jan
1.53
7,610
Atlas
Feb
6
Apr
25c
Mar
12
Apr
May
24c
Atlantic
11c ■•' Jan
Feb
65c
25c
84c
Associated
May
51%
12%
12%
107%
-
—50
preferred
Ashdown Hardware class
Feb
65c
165
V
$2.60
Feb
9%
8,402
110
common^
class
1.05 Mar
2.10
•
preferred
2.30 May
2,075
32 %
——
1st
4,480
110
109
Controls—
B
2.40
2.00
...
Imperial
Class
98% Mar
Jan
105
31%
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Mar
22
Uranium
Amulet
10c
2.500
12
8%
•
Exploration
West
47%i May
15%
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
New
27
Feb
1
Petroleum Corp Ltd
Cooling Semiconductors
Lake
Apr
10'! 2 May
5
Canada Ltd
Jack
15%
20
24
2.10
m
preferred
15 %
22%
295 r::
v
Feb
.
12% Mar
500
101
2.30
■
•
—50
Ltd
63,965
High
"
24-
100
32%
:
preferred
Anthes
;
—
—
Warrants
1.20 Mar
•
16 y4
Low
109 y8
100
Bldg Credit
Analbgue
Apr
Paper Co
New
New
Jan' "*■
•!
•
National
Needco
•«i;'"75c
29 h'*
'•
Ltd
Pleasant Mines Ltd-common
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
:
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Mount Wright Iron Mines Co Ltd
Automatic
,
-X
8%
1
Mount
National
10*/, Mar
Jan "
Feb
'
8%
65c
'
1
Mining Co Ltd
Corporation
Mussens
26
•
26
'
Aluminium
4%%
Jan
2.40
—10
.-
Aluminum Co 4%
*
8%
5c
Island Mining Corp LtdMid-chihonearoau Mines Ltd
-v-
49% May
24%
23% X
.
Algonquin
Apr
Jan
865
14%
common.—-L-.— —10
Warrants
Jan
8%
•
Merrill
-
2,615
13c
-
3,344
15c
•
36,178
11c
if
Mercurv
Minnesota
500
47%
5
com
9 %i
6%
38%
25 >/4
"5
—
Gas—
Central
16,194
25
105%
X
Range Since Jan. 1
49%
16
.
beins
one
Sales
Shares
.100
_
;
Algoma Steel
Mar
10%
common
warrants—
Preferred
2.85i May
V
3.15 May
Hieh
101
-.
Natural
Algoma
Apr
52c
A
Alberta
4.5C1 Mar-
Feb
May
Apr
Jan!
11c
3.00 May
Dollars
-
•
Class B preferred
Feb
'
22
l
Mines
Mining Corp of Canada
925
36%
1
Ltd
6
11% May
46'%
.
•
common
Class A preferred
Class
Feb
11c
J«n
1,600
10%c
1
Distilleries
2Po
Apr
Low
<
25 V*
•
Alberta Gas Trunk
53% May
May
8.40
11c
•
Mines
5c
2.85
400
3.90
45
3.00 May
500
29'4
25
Jan
200
29
47%
5.50
6%
9.10
934
"
Feb
Jan
70c
for Week
of Prices
,
•-i-X—w.-i. -100
—_j,—•
Canadian
Range
48%
•
A
Preferred *
Warrants
Jan
52 %
...
in
Week's
t.aM
Voting trust
Feb
11c
2.85
7
9%"
•
Co
Mclntyre-Porcupine
MHrhers
6%
8.70
45
19%
•
Alberta Distillers
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jani
7c
3 %'c Mar
Exchange
Expressed
f
Jan-
Feb
>
53,100
•
_
.
Hygrade Gold
Massval
Ltd-
class
B
Marchant
44c
2.85
!
1
A
Companies Ltd
Malartic
40c
4.00
3 40 Mar *
5,695
'
Class
1.85 May
26
2.70 May
Mar
Stock Exchange issues are
segregated into two parts.
The first
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second list the
MINES and OILS.
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common.'.
Jan
May
44
25,713
1
_
Lithium
7c
H:i 1.11
LI
1
1
B
Lamontagne Ltd class
9.00
1
<:
....
u
Lambert
■,X-:XX 34
3.90
ft
,
_
53%
73.00
6%
1
Explor Co Ltd
"Oil
34
41c
•
Mines
Labrador Acceptance Com class
Labrador .Mining &
Laduboro
:
2.85
Gold
100
44
64c
,
Jan
"
X 3,150
<'
Jan'
2.08 Mar
-
9% Mar
8c
*
2c
Jan
3.35 Mar
14c
1.35 May.3c
Jan
7,500
•
Abitibi Power & Paper common^.
Preferred
!
—25
Apr
16
5%c
Jan
Jan
14,000
Par
Apr
39
6,750
2.70
5c
a
Ltd
Warrants
Kerr-Addison
3.85
2.70
j
•
a
Corn
Keely-Frontier
-I
•
3.60
53 %
■
50
rights
500
44
.
preferred
1,200
9V2C
Feb
8c
4c
Friday
Feb
1,28
20% Mar
25
17%
9%c
*
common
41
16
2.50
Mining Ltd
39c
May
3.70
200
25
*
15%
2%c
INDUSTRIALS
..
1.75
FebJan
Apr
2.90
.
Mar
1.80
1.30
10
2,000
40c
Apr
4c
—
1.75
Mar
1.75
1.50 _X
•
30% May
8.25 May*
May
70c
2 %c
i
Prices
11% May
Apr
1.00
Warrants
convertible
Jan
1.77
5
Ltd
29%
Feb
29 %c
*
Investment Foundation Ltd
6 %
54C
A
class
Bay Oil & Gas
International
8.55
49,730
Ltd
Mines
(Frank W)
International
400
1.75
1.40
Mar
,6.24 Mar
30. -Feb
May
1
3%C Jan
Jan
•
America
Hillcrest
Horner
•
Jan
10c
_
Mining & Develop
Corp
11%
1.70
3c
200
9c
v
1.35
5,400
5,500
.
Jan-
23.
8.25 May
27 %C Mar
1
•_
Sale Price
26
30
1,700
29,000
8c
Toronto
Feb
1
Glen
3.30
3.20
Feb
:: 15%
5.15 Apr
25% May
445
3.30
Apr
134,500
Golden
11%
8%c
-
Feb
11c
11 y8
77c
1
_——.
Mar
Jan
46c
11%
1.47
70C
•
Corp
May
10c
1
35c
1.47
Toronto Stock
5%c Mar
35c
41c
1
175
34 %c
10
Jan
3.80
Feb
43c
Ltd
'
192
Co
Apr*1
12c
13% May
20% Apr
200
35c
Jun '•
19c
Apr
2.75 Mar
8.25
•
15 %c
Jan
8c
11,160
a21% a22%
*
Jan
4 %c
.
550
30%
Jan
9%c
Mines
14'%
10%c
•"
Jan-
•
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
13%
r
30
May
1
Geco
3.50
8.25
Products Ltd
Co Ltd
2
Ltd
3.25
12,000
50
Ltd
Products
Canada
3.25
14%
7,500
19,000
1
450
Mines Ltd
!
Speculative Investment Fund of
York
10c
25%
Westville
Feb
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
■
Westeel
■8 c
a4.95
Mineral
Westburne
13c
8c
9c
25%
Properties
Mining
May
30
Electric
Weedon
Feb
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
ar»
Mines
b'le
a4.95
•_
Hout
Apr
1
Apr
38c
10%c
Der
38c
•
Ltd—;
Ltd
Wendell
Mar
45c
'
_
Apr
Towns
Vauze
Feb
400
Principal
Mar
35,100
*
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
,
Jan
May
26.
Obalski
35c
61c
Ltd———*
Mines
.
Jan
53c
.-J
*
common
High
19c
-..lie
*•
——.
Hill
Oils
Van
Feb
27%
26c
1
Ltd
Corp
385
19,100
I
Inc
10%
Jan
Keno
United
Apr-
35c
•
Minerals
20 y4
preferred
United
Apr
26c
•
•
__
Ltd
(1945)
1.00
Apr
750
15
5oc
1\
Ltd
Exploration
Mines
Jan
18
1,490
18
24%
1
I.td
Industries
Fontana
50c
90c
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Fano
Apr
Ltd
Low
50,200
,r
11%C
Line—_•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32c
1
Corp Ltd
"B".
United
Jan
Pipe
Shares
28 %c
1
!
Corporations
United
Mar
30c
1
T,td
13
Oil
Asbestos
United
1.32 May
,40c
14
18
10%
V
Jan
Feb
Apr
1,225
75c
10%
A
1.14
Gas of Canada
5%
Jan
11%
Mountain
United
Jan
22
Canada
United
Apr:'
44
't
i
Ltd
Freezers Ltd
Union
Jan
_
20c
122
.
90c
IS
Corp
Mines
500
17,500
,
18
Ltd
Mines
34c
12%
,14%.. 14%
A
clas*
1.32
30c
12%
10
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Fab
1.32
30c
38
5bc
_•
Corp
for Week
Low
32c
—1
Ltd
Petroleum
Trans
Apr
1.65
X
Exploration
Sales
Range
.....I—^.l
,
—
Trans
Apr
4 %c
Jan
42%
1.32
7c
Jan
19%
•'
Weld
1.00
35
40%
1X
Ltd
Nickel
12
VX'
May
20
18%
Leaseholds Ltd
•"
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Dumont
Feb
2c
100
5>
Explorers Ltd
Dumagami
10C
42%
Dominion
Drummond
Jun
Feb
Ltd
Tib
Apr"
3%c
Mines
itan
Jan
14C
19%
1
A
Jan
2.71
Jan
•
A
elaaa
2c
a
Tazin
5c
3,000
a34
5c
Feb
9c
8,100
al.05
Lake Mines Ltd
Talisman Mines Ltd-"—
*
•'
:
Mines
Dominion
a2c
1
T.imlt.ee
Warrants
6c *
Jan
Week's
of Prices
Par
Tache
Jan
8.50
May
1.55 May
'
al.05
•
Ltd
Denault
4c
5.500
3.500
5%C
>
-
Last'
Sale Price
»
High
35
Apr
6.65
12,285
a30%
•
I.tri
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Couvrette & Provost class
Credit
Ltd~,_ 1
_
33
"
5%c
"A"
Mines
13C
'5 %e
common
Chib
1.80
—1.50
„
Consumers
5c
1.55
1.68
1
Preferred
Consolidated
625
\
L'Ungava,
Cadillac
6.95
11c
1-
_
30
4 %c
/
:'
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
33
6.65
6.85
STOCKS
High
33
1
Corp
Cleveland CoDper Corp
Compagnie
Low
•'
Ltd^.
Friday
Shares
•
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
'
for Week
of Prices
Par
.
.
(Rafrge for Week Ended May 4)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Central
V;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Feb
X~--e%
•.:
•
50
.
Feb
:
Jan
3%
.
•*",
F<rb
4.25
Feb
-
Volume
195
Number
6157
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(2185)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
.
Canadian
Electric
General
Preferred —:—.—-.1.
Canadian
General Securities
Class B J
Canadian
1
—
Canadian
Industries
Marconi
Canadian
Oil
$5
Canadian
Tire
•
Wallpaper
Canadian
5 % 'k-
Westn
K
C
P
Mfrs
class
Natural Gas
102
35(14
35
13
43%
35%
26%
26%
•
18%
18%
16%
5
*
19
19
•
4.20
3.95
4.20
1
•
14%
_•
•
Combined
*—*
Building
;4—.i—V—.
-10
Class B
preferred
Clark
Copp
I
,
Publishing
'
v
Class
B
j
Cosmos
7%
6.00
Feb
Crain
<R
Nest
Class
A
8%
-
i
'
10
•
1
4
Dominion
&
Anglo Inv pfd
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
of Canada
•
Dominion .Electro
General Ins
102
20
10%
60%
1
7%
4—=
.
6.80
7.45
24 :v
Magnesium
Dpttiinion Scottish' Inv pfd
-Dominion
10%
.Stores'
13%
Dominion
&r Chem
Tar
common.—'—*
llVL—i
•Preferred
•
;—_———
7%
Dominion: Textile
13%
21
22%
17%
32%
154
Jan
Feb
25
22%
8:
'
^1?
Apr
12
25.
.
32%
22%
3,558
2,957
.
Apr
Feb
4
Easy .Wasiting Mach' pfd—-—:..
Economic
Ecldy
20:
^
Investment' Trust—
Paper
16%
'
*"
:10
*
commph-'-il-_i_4—i_—- *
25*
10%
Federal
33
A
k
12%
12%
4
17%
30%,
54%:
53%
6
—
3.45
3.50
May
Feb
3.30
17,201
3.30
3.90
Jan
11%
11%
11%
May
1,150
10% Mar
11'/a
10
11
10
96c
:
4
19
Jan
Ford
Corp
_—
1
Canada——4
Ford" of
25
—5
103%
_
Motor Co (U SJ—I-——
4—
4
*
7,120
115
14
14%
7,723
6' V
66c
Jan
21%
Jan
605
98
Apr 4
151V, 44:
147%
147%
'
vl2%
Foundation Co ——4———
Fraser
Companies
Freiman
(A.J)
pfd'-——T——
360
.100
332
360 '4
360
11%
3,360
.
300
,
(Charles)
.3.45 '3.60-4 4
..10
1.225
3.40
4
4 330
17 JA
1
class Ai_—
4.50
Trailer——.——
Fruehauf
17»A
17%
U 4-50.
.44
500
3.25
360
'
'
preferred
Petroleum
French
Frosst
Apr
May
20%
Jan
4.75
Jan
10%
Feb
May
16'/4 Mar
6
Apr
7%
1.30 May
Jan
1.80
Feb
2.70
6,820
2.45
Apr
2.80
Feb
3.45
3.351
3.60
9,315
3.35 May
4.25
Feb
11
11
A-——.
1,750
11
May
34
250
33
Jan
37
Apr
is y4
770
17%
Apr
18%
Feb
17'/a
Apr
26'
Jan
25%
34 i
17%,
17%
•
14
Feb
18%
19%
4,144
26
26
26%
185
Feb
26%
22
22
22%
665
21
Feb
47
100
Apr
Apr
9% Apr
22%
47
45
57%
Jan
_38
Jan
11%
17%
13%
II,934
17%
19
4,705
10'/4
Jan
19
23
22%
23
575
22%
Feb
23% Mar
1st. pfd. .30
A
32
31%
31
Feb
33%
50
Jan
55%
31%
Feb
34% Mar
32%
25
33
II30
55
33%
205
153
60
153'
class
1,231
55
—
A__
8%
8%
9
—50
——-———
8%
9%
12,772
50%
51
230
2.85
2.70
3.05
14%
16%
20%
26%
26%
15
910
12%.
13
L. 31,366
Jan
153
Jan
May
Apr
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
Mar
51
Feb
Apr
4.25
Jan
14% May
450
14%
8%
May
,8% May
9,645
19%
13 */» May
Apr
49
10,188
14%
——
—
146
4,759
8%
50%
—
————
"V.i u
Powell River—
■
Bloedel
Ltd_.—
24 Va
Feb
2.55
N.
,
—
:; .14%
-100
7%:
Jan
:16%
450
-
Feb
12%
Jan
104%
Apr
14% Mar
111%
Feb
1,900
2.20
Jan
2.50
Jan
8
7,100
7'/a
Apr
10
Jan
Feb
23:
Feb„
13.50
12%
4.05
4.25
3.80 Jan
4.25
Apr
2.00
1.80
2.05 rV:-
9,475
1.75
2.15
Apr
2.85
2.75
2.85
2,800
2.55 Mar
3.00
Jan
27%
29
22
class
Brewery
—
29
A-
11%
12%
'
22%
11%
Gas
B
12%
29
28'
29
655
901
11
275
V;
22
11'/a
500'
1,159'
'
27%
Jan
Jan
28
May
'44%
44%
135
41
Feb
12%
11%
12%
5,630
15
15%
15
Works
——
1—8
—•
Corp common
Drug & Chemical common—•
5
————
Trust
-1—„V—.—^—10
—
class
Wire
B
Mines
Quebec
Power
Preferred
58
9,549
60
Jan
19%
2,205
16%
Jan
55
19
,18%
18%,
18%,
19
200
99%
99%
99%
5
13
13
65-
17%
100
12'/a
Jan
57%
Jan '
61%
65
16,443
19%
18%
19%
3,140
32
31%
32
340
50
50
40
9%
9%
1.534
5.70
6.35
800
Jan
13%
Jan
*;
5.70 May
1
9%
Apr
105 •'-•
8'/a Mar
Telephone
Feb
19'/«
,
48 % Mar
50
—
Apr
19%
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
Mar
60%
i.
16'/a
•
Apt-
90
95-'
Gas
Natural
Ontario,
Northern
Jan
55 Mi
Jan
Apr
15%
I
1
Mar
.
common
•
Northern
15
77
«
Jan
31 %
45
11% May
155
sa
;
;
1.533
87%- :
—
—*
—
31
Apr
509
44%
•
—
12% Apr
12% May
<
Apr
—40
—
Trust
Northern
20% May,
U5
22
common-
——
Noranda
Apr
Jan
2.40
"
——
Locomotive
Jan
17%
26% May
13% Mar
'
7 M»
Grain^
Pacific
Niagara
Jan
57,248
107 108%
108:
—20
:
2.40
:
Preferred
Jan
•
i;.12%
—
Power
Industries
National
H
Prop
Brick
Moore
"•.»<#
20%;;26% .
—20
Light &
National
May-
4.10
Apr
3.20
Apr
14
100
_10
pfd—
Montreal
14% Mar
28%
7
Apr
9
725
.10
class
Montreal
Jan
Jan
24% May
360
May
Feb
Mar
2.60
common
Midwest
Jan
175
13c
-20
Midland
1.15 Mar :
147% May.
325
12%-..4
24% ": 27
'27
1—L
;
12%
6
2.70
Feb
Jan
2.70
Monarch Fine Foods
: May;'
120
Apr
Feb
1.20
„1
Preferred
25% Mar:.-
,
6
1.40
Mar
5c
1,552
14 y4
Apr
80c
1,675
———
Preferred
Molsons
Apr
Apr
6
345
:•
98 103%
8c
7,650
106,450
Feb
-25
C Canadian
E p
Milton
6 '4 Jan
S7% Maj-
Apr
3.65 Feb
'
Fleetwood
Feb
Jan
,
33
46%
93c
1.30
class
warrants
.
Class
Feb
5
2,555
24%.a. : 25
15
27% Mar
1,460
6
•
.16%
645
1,110
4: 554"
12%
;
275-
Mfc 10%
85c
7
-20
Shoes
Mexican
'
25% Apr:*
12% Feb
.
^
11% Mar.. '
2,867
44
5%
4 89c
96c
—
Jan
Jan"
Apr
200
.
18'A 4
29%
5%
Manufacturing
21.
10.
10
y
Jan
9%
-10
Metro Stores common
'
—4—4
common'
300
21 %
4.80
1,825
\
6%
Maple Leaf Mills- common
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5 '/a % preferredM
Mar
50 V4 Mar
Apr
May
3.65
Ltd
4
16% Mar
Feb "4
Mar
69% Mar
;
2,650
__3
—
(M)
Jan
78
Jan
'
"
'
16%
2.15
Mar
7%
9%
Preferred
245
10
305
Apr
Mar
3:80
2.90
———
1st
B
Maher
18% Mar
V 46.-"
18%
9%
common
Financial
Macmillan
'
23'% Mar
;
Jan
Jan
16% Mar
38
1,430
10%
-•
30
.4
Grain. class; A————
Fittings
Fleet
1JL.
15
~4
49
17%
Players Canadian—
Fanny Farmer Candy—
::
25-
f •- 10
,
Federal- Farms
-
49
24%?
Emco Ltd
_■—*
• ■ —''
Exquisite Form commoni^L4_i—' itA
•*Preferred—10'
-12%'
Famous
16%.. :
18
Feb
Feb
86
7
-
16%
58%
8%
5.80
<V
Jan
64
3,017
6%
—
-
Cos
Class
Loeb
Jan
10
Cement
preferred
Class
,
Feb
-_1
Preferred
21% Mar
Feb
-.100
2.75
Gas
B
90c
Feb
3.65
——
Groceterias
Loblaw
Feb *
28
,
70
61%
52V2 Mar
7%
Cammon
Mar
14%
1.60
9V2
preferred
Class
May
-
77 Mi
8,760
6%
common—
Industries
2nd
V
4.90 May
6,430
60
v
18%.
•
preferred
Loblaw
Mar
11%
Jan
10%
315
.
70
4.6L
13%
67% Mar
12% Mar
17%:..
31%
f
<*
1.70
——*
Preferred
Mar
48
19%
5.00
84%
1.60
93c
A.
preferred
Levy
9.25 Mar
May
35,077
■
$2
Jan
13 %
Jan
4.90
82 '/a
1.60
10
Canada-—
Loan
$1.25
Apr
V
7
47% Mar
•
Secord
$1.40
Jf»
40c
40
1,300
2.90
Laurentide
Jan
15,650
.
16%
C
27
8%
60
1,060
.
May
'
19%
22%
•
—t—*
common—
Dupont Co
11
13
.
365
40c
7'/u
48%
V
.
Jan
3.80
—
class
of
Preferred
Mar
May
*'
84%
-
Ontario
Laura
May
60% May
6% May
250
51
50
24
9,018
-
•
102
4.50
TOO
9%
10%
-
20%
—__23.50
225
,
Lake
Feb
Apr
8%
40C
6%
May
78% Mar
p. ■
1
common
Cement
Lambton
'
5
3.60 Feb
Jan
120
2,240
:*■
Mar
20
••
8%
50'
_—50
_
"SteelCoal,—14—---p—--*f
Dominion
-
:
23%
May
Ltd
Douglas
Lakeiand
10% Mar
-117
98
80
24
6%
■v
8%
_———
44
5,176
VV
20
62%
'
Dominion
•4
-f
1L%
60%
3.10
9,312
125
11%
7*.45'
Mar
jan4
^
—
6%
—
Warrants
Jan,
: Jan
3,055
21%
common—•
Steel
Dominion Lime
98
61
8
875
46
42%
10
Club
Lafarge
•
Jan
Apr
20
V
560
16,113
•
May
60
108
50!%
Warrants
Apr
1.10
Feb
135
«
48
120
■
&
200
Mar
3,154
>'
3.20. 4
3.10
.
Warrants..:*.—
—————_
Dominion Fabrics -2nd pfd
■
112
21%
*
common-
Foundry
9%
.
16
53%
21%
Kelly
Feb
103
^48%
49-%\
*
—
warrants
Kelvinator
Jan
13%
55
45'A
.100
11
53
2,545
5c
1
Feb
13»A Mar
...
V
;_25c
Service
Lake
Warrants
Jan
85c
9
47%
3,410
Jan
46%
•
Class B preferred
18% Mar
300
112
2
.—
12%
19
11% May
,
Feb
77
82%
45
8
Feb
Apr.
,80
21%
_•
Seagrams
490
60.
89
46
Jan
109
8% >May
'
Apr
•
Preferred
Jan
Apr
60 4;
53%
100
Estate
Distillers
3,480
Jockey
Jan
4; Apr
18
1.10
8.95
22%
■'.'
Public
Class B
•>
Feb
25
-
May
28
Jan
83%
*
18
,
Jan
16
Feb 4
9
1,532
4
11%
Jan
106
137
15%
60
9%
common
preferred
Dominion
15
21
205
•
4
1
1.10
4
55
21%
f
8
12%
15%
<
'
Apr
18% Mar
•
50
f
18
8%
14,953
8,664
'9
-
11%
——5
1,425
'
18%
>
—10
International Ltd
Crush
9
18%
—*
common
Zellerbach
Crows
109
18
•
Timber
Trust
Crown
Dale
Ltd
L)
Crestbrook
Crown
106
.
8
23
78%
25c..
Jefferson
Jan
16 y4 Mar
Jan
'
7.00
•
;
:
14% Feb
,1,325
8%
19%
18%
•
Imperial
Feb
:
Apr
Jan
Discount
;
Feb
19 Vi
25'/a
45%
Credits '59 wrnts—
,1 Class: A
Jamaica
Apr
4.65
1,700
22%
■>
Credit
Coronation
20 %•
Jan
7%
Jan
6.70
106
•
i
Jan
3.85
May
13%
18%
*
jl,
Corby Distillery class A
14%
5,450
;•
•
22 % Mar
5
1,883
21%
.100
—.
16% Mar
3,730
19%
—
Apr
1.86
30
82%
25
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pine:
Investors Syndicate
common
Jan
19%. Mar
I,035
26 %
16%: Feb
8%
22%
Smelting—_—•
Mining &
28
'
1,645
2,189
/;
.
6%
Jan
1.40 May
26
5
-
Jan
23
•
Commercial
May
18'/a
Jan
Jan
20
4.90
Jan
100% May
~~
,'
-
975
9
6%
18
Jan
5
470
1.50
16 y4
.
26 4
50
common
Common
May
18% May
15%
6.70
Consolidated
Consumers Gas common
4
15%
8%'
r
Jan
56
Jan
8
■
44
19%
1.40.
25
:
BIdg
Inter-Provincial
4,770
18%
•
com
;
Interprovincial
Jan
14% Mar 4
;
26 V4 May
15
15%:
8%
•
common.;
14%
Apr 4
27%
Apr
May
Apr
Utilities
Preferred
454:5%
5%
——
Nickel
'
4
4.80 May
800
'High
8% Mar
2,467
18%
———
International
Feb
105
Jan
Powders
Bronze
International
Jan
125
5%
1.40
International Minerals
:
6%
420
19%
:
Jan
255
5%
i
f
20%
100
16%
5
82
1,250
i
v
18%
16%
1
43 %
20
26'A
_20
:
35
175
'
■
26%;
26%
.
11%
585
,
45
:
100 100 %
i.—*.r
Columbia Cellulose
Enterprises
Consolidated Bakeries
3,267
Apr
34%
4 Feb
•
1
4
Preferred
Low
8%
.17%, 17%
——20
common
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
.10
Gas
Shares
High
4.80.
4.90
*
preferred—-^
—
International
:
7% Mar
Mar
25
B—*
com
.
,
Development—,.
Preferred
30
17,935
43%
Properties
Consolidated
103
26%
pfd———100
».*
preferred
Canadianwide
103
-25%
•12%
:
Feb
Jan'
Jan
Natural
Low
*
—
Preferred
Warrants
15%
29% May
26
A———*
[Vickers
5
6,810
Inland
Feb
16%
Machine class A_
(John)
Inland Cement Co
Jan
11%
Apr
6V2 May
Inglis
V
72%
12%
25
■625
12%
^.10
-u—
4%%
3,148
5%.'
31% 4
29%
8%
3.25
Apr
•"
,
Jan
r "
8%- Jan 744
"
6%-'
5
31%
100
.Common
Canadian
65 V2
Ingersoll
Jan
24
Jan
13%
6%
..."
19%
May
13%
6%
'
Canadian
2.10
12%
7,683
■5%'
Feb 6
5% May
1,800
2,295
2,825
13%;
40%
Apr
Feb
Sal4s
for Week
Ranee
•f Prices
Par
41
May
•
Sale Price
High
36% May
37% Mar
17,513
4
10%
•
.il—!
Utilities
14
66%
__l
_
preferred
Canadian
6%
2.25
10»/8
—*
,
Corp- class
'
5%
2.10
13%
65%
Railway—.-i-.:—r25
Petrofina
21
66
Cbs common
preferred
Pacific
Canadian
100
10 %
common
Co
Canadian
17%
21
10
Locomotive
Canadian
100
Low
2.50
Gas
Canadian
490
2.25
?''1S
•
Bank
Industrial
39
17%
6%
'
-
*
Imperial
••
Canadian
39
21
Last
B;ange Since Jan41
17%
39
*
Husky Oil
Warrants
:
155
17%
Canadian Hydrocarbon
'STOCKS
Shares
High
?6%
36 %
A—*
class
-l
Canadian
Low
28
i.
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
common—50
,
(Range for Week Ended May 4)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
41.
65
May
18%, Apr
22%
Feb
30
36
Feb
Apr
~
50% Mar
T0%
Jan
'
Power Common———V
Datineau
V 5Vc
..'preferred-
—^-—4
44L—_4
;5%^>. preferred
General
Bakeries
Development
General
Dynamics
General
2,640
90
'
1
32
12%
12%
Mfg
Wares
J
59
"1,844
1.05
1,000
56c
4,240
58c
Jan
32%
11%
12%.
32%
4
A-—4_4_
'
146
8
Paoer2—24———
19%
140
•"4 6%
common-
7.00
Warrants
common—
1
-50
47
Northern
Gas
Warrants
$2:80
1,425
35
B
Class
C
Great
51
3.00
3.05
—
warrants
Coal—
3.15
3.30
trust
_•
44,
■
16%
—
——
1956 warrants
.
Jan
8.10
2.25
Jan
43
2.30
Jan
4 3.05
52%
Jan
Quebec
3.50
.
:
3.90
Apr
345
6%
Feb
15%
Jan
15 4
Jan
-
16%
2,150
"—44
'
•
4.50
-400
18%
18%
—
Guaranty Trust
——___
-Rights 4.
4—4—'——.I
-
4.00
.18%
1,519
16%
—10
.!
65
1;536
54
3.60
4,294
60 ?
60
3.05
3.05
7
4.00 May
6.25
Jan
20
Jan
3.05
Mar
66
'
Hardee
1st
Cotton
Farms
Harding
Carpets- 4————.—*
_—4—--25
Hj
(Geo
Hendershot
Hinde
&
Co—4_4_—^——4—*
Paper' preferred.^
Dauch
Mfg class B.__
Holt. Renfrew _^.__2
14--2
Jan /
25
Pittfield....——4
Huron
Imperial
6%
Tobacco
2%v>
r.
•
21%
22%
7,418
L
-
preferred 4.244.4.—
4%-%-preferred
_________
28
4:648
class
A__-
Royal
1.05
1.30
105
105
53%
54
3.25
3.25
19
v
19
V
41c
2,800
Mar
104
20
-41.75
Jan
105
r.
"
52 %
1,022
;100
.
2.75
16
115
50
.20
60
60
60%
—10
141
138%
!144
3.55
-
46%
"■
Apr 4
r54
.
Jan
3.25
Feb
15*2-:
53
Feb
135
-
-
Apr
"
May
15
6%
725
6%
53 %
5%
5,500
20%
365
98
98
10,621
100
"I—50
6
Apr
53
May
84
97
" Jan
"
98-
5.00
8'/4
5
common-
4.75
5.00
4
:-
650"
3.60
Feb
Feb
:V;5.00May
6
Apr;
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
20%, Apr
8%
Jan
12
125
1,100
6%
32,892
Apr
Mir
8
5y4. Apr
6
Apr
20
19 V2 Mar
20
Mar
7%
Jan
87
Jan
11%
Jan
11
Jan
561
79 y2 May
650
10 Vb Mar
8%
2,605
8 Va May
3,934
79
3,705
11% May
23% Jan
16%
Feb
25
ADr
11'/a
19 %
Apr
82
11
25
200
19
60,043
18
A.
Corp
*
common—:—
•
925
15%
800'
19
22%
22%
—
22 y4
Ltd
4,830
81c
14%
15
9,460
14%
8.50
1,170
*
—•
17%
18
405
4.25
4.50
200
*
Gas
Foods
Selkirk
common
Holdings
Seven
1
*
*
—^
—;
class A-
•
84% Mar
Jan
Jan
90c
95c
Jan
19 Va Mar
Jan
22%
Class
A
Class A
Class
B
Water
4r Power
—
preferred
preferred
1_
1.25
Mar
19
Apr
12%
8.00 May
15
18
Mar,
10
Apt
11%
Jan
Apr
26%
8,982
23%
27,073
33%
25
23 Vn Mar
50
———50
40%
42
292
39 % Mar
*
'75.
Jan
21%
11%
22
23%
44%
Jan
May.
Jan.
Vioy*
44
Jan
5,50
common.*
"
Feb.
4.25 May
*
Arts
Shawinigan
-
Jan
May
20%
8.00
Scythes
6% Mar "
98%
15%
Apr
6%
14
Cement class
Lawrence
Salada
Jan
«:53y4. Apr
51,
81
11%* "12%
■
V.3.4% Jan
"
11%
10 %.
Feb
Jan
Jan
j
Maurice
'17 % Mar "
28y8 May
125
8
~
Lawrence
*
4
Mar
13
80%,
c
'
29%
53
Jan
11 %
r
10% May
'
28%
Jan
Apr
Apr
775
8V2
Mall
Industries
Li
52y4
Jan
64 %
14%
79%
""
9,257
fi
May
8%
2.60
Apr"
"
Mar
Jan
May
50 Va May
10%
Canada
350
Apr
6
335
24%
St
153
235
200
Jan "
60% Mar
"
of
Oil
St
26
Jan
46%
14,768
Russell
Jan
5%i
common
——
Preferred
4.10 Mar
Apr
150
15%
28%I
43.
Pall
of
Apr
>19
3.30 Mar
24%
390
;
47%
15
47%
.4.86%
page
Ltd
(1956)
Bank
Royalite
Apr
Apr-
3.20
6"
Can
Rothmans
Apr
Apr
1,580
Industrial. Minerals
For footnotes, see
Apr
26
Apr
10%
r
12%
Apr
Jan
51 %
12
Jan
62%
350
20
Jan
Apr
51
12
Paper class A
Apr
3.55
100
V)
(A
Preferred
Rollahd
9%
55
10%
20%
——
preferred
Jan
Feb
28
'9%
5%
Jan
Apr
375
•-14%.
Mfg common—
4.75
10 %
37 Va Mar
10%
—-
25Va
Mar
Jan
9y4
50'/4
——
9
Apr
G'/b
6
Feb
34Va Mar
15%
120
BIdg common-,
A
128
Jan
Feb
1.50
-
May
7'/a May
1,176
—
27
14»/4
2.35
Gas_
* Jan
xh May
25'/a
10
—
class
Apr
25%
.—
Roe
Jan
Jan
7
50
preferred—
Revelstoke
$6
3.75
32 y2
Ore—
Chemicals
Robertson
Apr
12'/a
111
Mar
1.25 May
39
..
-
21% May
100
5,100
common
12
3.50
common
2,230
;
A
25
25%
_*
600
4.25
7%
Feb
Jan
8%
568
Litho
270
—__25
.4
Acceptance
25
Apr
Apr
'
-2.20c
.
3.85
1.21
Grip Batten common—
1,248
12V2
25%
:
105
3.25
I——5
common—
preferred
Industrial
r
Assurance
6%
105
13'
Jan
Apr
29
500
■
.—4—5
L
Erie
Imperial Life
Imperial .Oil
:
preferred—_
10
12%
Feb
22
100
4,100
105
Jan
Mar
125
1,815
9
-—
Preferred
Apr
1.00
34'/a Mar
32%
125 126%
•
25
8%
25%
;;
25%.
1.20
2IOO
-
Hughes Qwer.s Co
12%
i—__2——^——4—*
Holden
Home. 6z
•:
.4.1—2^._iOO
*2.—
.Preferred
Hees
:
8
——_•
25
.7%
105
————*
common
common
preferred
11%
9
Robin Nod well
Hamilton
21
Trust
Reitman
Feb
r
4,545
Preferred
Reid
3.60 May
May
Iron
Reichhold
17% Mar4
,
27
23
common——
Natural
Rapid
17% Mar
27
535
Quinte- Milk
Jan
3.00 Mar
700
Industries
'Warrants
Mar
Apr
.300
37
Corp
Premier
52% Mar
Apr
common
Premium
Jan
10
—
common
Engravers
Power
Jan
Feb
2,446
6%
17
16%
——————-
Lines
Photo
May
Jan
300
1.25
30
*
Pinellne
Credit
Class
-
6%
16%
16%
•
Greyhound
19%
8%
100
•
Voting
Apr
6.30
3,675
—I—.—44
Gas.:
Winnipeg
20
12%
1.25
36%
*
Drilling
Phantom
'
44__4—
A'
51
Jan
43
3,110
4
55
3.30
warrants
West
Class
Greater
2:35
2.25
2.25
2—22.2.4.4. 41-—50
preferred
Class
4_
—
|
12%
37,
-•
:_100
Hersey
Peoples
Apr
—*
preferred
Penmans
Jan
Products——
Wholesale
Pembina
7% Mar
8
16%
2,975
47
4
Apr ■
16%
9,780
9%
9%
Preferred. —4—4j_.4;-2.4-22-24
Great
Page
Parker
'
7.20
7.00
Mar
162
May
6% Mar
8,353
16% ' 17%
17%
—__
Power
Oshawa
Overland
11% Mar
4,
Steel
Supply common——*
Debeftture.^
10
Preferred
x
"
•
Lakes
95c
9% May
100
20
18%
Apr
33%, Feb
1,700
8
Ontario
Feb
1.28
7.25
■.
•
Beauty
Ontario Loan &
12% May
'
301
-
6%
4"
60%
Feb
840
146
6%
8
4
Jan
—_—-—V-—*
Cement
Ontario
Feb
: 9% Jan
13,625
;io
140
6%
31
38%
\
Ocean
15% Mar
Jan
55%
•-••.ott-.'.
.
12%
9%
10
12% May
30
5.70
,—
"
12% Mar
Jan
80c
—
Great
Jan 4
80c
B, -44w2-;2—--2^22-24-
Lakes
Feb
Mar
11%
138
Mackay class A—4_4—44
Great
109 Va
*105
3,200
Class
•
15
1,390
14
Gordon
•
Jan
55%
58
A.
Goodyear Tire Canada
Jan
103%
•
32
80c
common-
class
Envelopes
class
'
37%
Mar
33
-
:50c
,50c
Steel
'■
Warrants
30%, May
100
1.05
.1%
common....
lp6
11%
11%V
•14
Jyi.-44i44i2^.442444444
.
Products
General
Globe
Drill
Pete
A
Class
31%
106
*
Zh
——
_*--f ^--4--—4-
Motors
General
———__L
30%
101% 101%
101%
.100
:———
General
General
31~
.100
40
Mar
Jan
27%
-
Jan
42%
Jan
48%
Feb
►
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
12%
13
13
13
K
29%
30%
12%
12%
450
Southam
Stedman
class
1,310
19
30%
31%
3,460
29
Jan
Canadian
16
Jan
33
32%
1,026
28
Jan
33
33
14 %'
21%
21%
21%
22'.
'
:■
50
27
:—
IIlOO
Ltd
Inv
75
46%
Apr
24'%
Feb
Canadian
Jan
15%
Jan
Can
15%
15%
1,715
14
Jan
16 Va
Apr
Candore
Exploration
3.35
3.35
100
Captain
1.40
19%
class A
new
New class B
V:
Prairie
2nd
of
73%
14%
Jan
Chesterville
64
Feb
Chib
16 %
18,249
*
60
Apr
Corps
Class
B
United
Steel
Vector
class
4.35
Feb
14% May
16 Va May
45% May
45 Va May
41 Va
Apr
22 Va
23 %
17,510
27%
Jan
14%
7%
7%
—
100
10
50%
-
15 Va
39
Jan
7% Feb
800
50
—
26
820
•
Jan
22% May
13% May
20,305
,
9%
934
175
9%
7%
Feb
50
9%
9%
300
9%
Mfg
_
_
Victoria
&
class
22%
14,655
15 %
Jan
55
55
55
25
54
25%
■*
40%
6%
'
25%
40%
25%
7
634
20c
7%
_
Con
Apr
Jan
11
23%
Va Jan
Trust
______
•
Vulcan
60
27 %
Jan
40% May
7% Apr
Jan
6%
19.150
Feb
14c
22c
Mar
7%
2,615
6%
Feb
7%
Walker
Products
&
G
&
1,500
7
Mar
7%
62
30
55
Jan
5
5%
900
4.45
Jan
1.40
1.25
1.50
7,100
1.15
63
0-
Jan
58 %
Equipment
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd
Westcoast Trans common
Voting
IIIi
class
Preferred
5%
Mines
Callinan
Flin
Fenimore
Gillies
B
4%%
preferred
28 %
Feb
28% Mar
9
Mar
i: 11% May
Apr
17%
20
Hardware
Pass
Class
Class
1,200
39%
42
16%
Mines
Uranium
Jan
50c
30c
1,100
3.70
3.450
54c
50c
57c
6c
7c
V
6%c
11c
6.30
6.60
70c
81c
19,973
Gold.
—1
Oils
■____
Minerals
39 %c
37c
42c
3%c
3%c
4c
50c
50c
»
2.12
Larder
Amalgamated
Rare
An aeon
Leduc
Lead
Mines
Ansil
Area
Asamera
Atlas
Dome
Jan
56c
May
Dome
32c
Jan
Donalda
2.65
Jan
Duvan
8,436
40c
1.125
25%c
Apr
1.95 Apr
11,680
27c
Mar
28c
10c
Jan
22 %c
Feb
Dynamic
5c
Mar
8c
Jan
East
45c
43c
46c
7,441
41c
P'eb
54c
Feb
East
6c
6c
6c
Mar
8%c
Feb
9.00
9.00
10%
9.50
9.80
—1
1,000
Elder
10%
May
45 %c
10%C
10c
12c
6.126
10c
1.15
1.10
1.20
23,020
92c
...1
12e
12c
13c
6,500
—1
Nickel
90c
66c
90c
89c
61c
70c
22c
1.00
1.10
8,110
8%c
8c
8%c
8 %C
8%c
6c
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7c
;:6c
3.65
«
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8%c
7c
Mines.
36c
3.45
*
*
6c
Feb
1.00
1.19
8%c May
11 %c
•
10c
Jan
Bailey Selburn
'5%
1st
5%%
Eanff
Oil
class
]
Eankfield
—
1,266 :
-5,000
-
8c
,
-
Feb
--
Cons
Metals
Eata
8.55
-23,685
22%
23
590
He
.
Jan
Sol
:
3,100
26c
19,020
20c
Feb
27c
45,300
16 %c
48c
26c
20c
50c
50c
1.31
18,580
25c
:
26c
7%c
-
Lodge Mines
Mining
Corp
Copper Corp
3,300
2IV2C
•
l
Ltd
Mining & Smelting
Oils
44c
1.35
31,155
Apr
Jan
14c
15c
','8,100
8 Vac
8 Vac
1.22
1.36
57,740
38c
38c
38c
15,100
15 %c
43.
2,000
10 Vac
11c
2lc
23c
7c
1
8c
:
11c
45 %c
99,227
47c
11%
45c
48c
3.95
3.75
24%
28 V2
1
12 %c
11
13c
Ltd.
Mines
Uran
Great
,
18.750
•4c
Jan
18,800
31c
Apr
6c
4,500
4Vac Mar
2.22
2.38
11,950
2.10 Mar
:
2.30
1.80
,
»
20c
1
.
7
8c-
v.
Mines
11
17c
35c
39c
•
16,000
6c
Develou_.
1
Freehold
12%
8c
10,000
4%c
1,000
12 %C 12 %c
13c
Gold
Mines
E 1.500
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
8%c
9c
6,966
8%c Mar
20c
21c
14,500
19%C Mar
23%
24%
28c
28c
2.15
2.20
5.95
5.40
6.15
16,695
15%
14
15%
5,855
Mines.
Lakes
3.40
Jan
Ltd
class
B
Feb
Hudson
Bay
10Vac
Feb
Hudson
Jan
Hugh
Gold
Bay Oil
29c
20%
Jan
28%
Feb
Hydra
Jan
39c
Jan
Apr
20c
Mar
75,274
23c
40c
May
22,175
12c
24c
Jan
20,993
2.80 Mar
c
•
12
,
v
Jan..
Mar
■
4.15
15%
May,
.
4,385
400
1.55
Apr
:
3,000
5V2C
Jan
24,450
6Vac
8.414
5c
18,000
2.35
2.50
1,300
'
17VaC 17 Vac
35,300
108,300
8.35
5c
1.90
9c
10%
8c
Jan
2.50 May
.
Mar
Feb
8c
Jan
2.15, Jan
11c
Feb
Jan
Apr
18%c Mar
Jan
Mar
14%c May
Feb
16c
Jan
19c
Apr
2,000
13c
Feb
2,300
84c
Mar
20c
26.500
13c
Jan
^4c
Jan
33c
22,100
28c
Mar
65c
Jan
6c
32,100
6c
Apr
14c
Jan
94c
18c
18c
31c
3Qc
«
®
99c
6c
N
.1.25
Jan
Mining & Smelling
6c
2.30
2.15
2.30
6,500
2.15 May
2.66
Jan
25%
23 V*
25%
12,805
20% Mar
26%
Jan
12 %
11%
13 V.i
7,924
11% May
15%
12%
11 Va
12%
7,383
11 % May
2.35
2.19
2.35
5,600
2.05 Mar
*
55%
2.50
17%
1
14%c
Porcupine
Inspiration
Exploration
—
_
40c
57
56
5,720
54 Vs
Jan
17%
II,253
16
13c 14 Vac
10,100
12c
Feb
7,032
16
32c
"
May
(
59 Is
Jan
Apr
20 Vs Mar
17c
Jan
Feb
32c
Apr
54c
10,700
42c-
Feb
--65c
19,100
54c
Feb
15% Mar
2.65
66c
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43c
'
2,350*
1.25
Jail
2.60
Feb
Irish
Copper Mines—.—
5.35
Apr
7.50
Jan
Iron
Bay
Mar
16%
Jan
tfo
13
Mines
72c
.1,97
Mines:
—,—
1.00-
50c
66c
1.34
1.95
2.05
1.00
1.07
-
-
1,800'
t24,300
-1.65
85c
May,^'
Jail
Feb
.
Jan,
1
;
Consolidated
25c
39c
Jan
•
A
1,000
Jan
Jan
5
Gold
Co
6.400
9c
Apr
•
Consolidated
Home
Pam
34c
>
.Jan
,
12 Vac 15»/ac
v
12 Vs May
-
Jan
1
Hollinger
15c
Jan,
Apr
1
Highland Bell
Howey
1.09
5c
9.20
l"
Mines
8%
13c
v
19V2C. Jan
:
Jan
16c
5c
1
Iron
9%c May
Jan.
29% Mar
-25V2, Jan Vt ,
78c
Feb
13c
,
24c
12c 14 Vac
12 Vac 14 Vac
•
16c
620
9.00
95c
Feb
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan,
9,900
1.55
7Vac
Jan
/
20,800
-
12%
17V2c
Minerals
4.90
6c
12
14c
Jan
Class
119,375
3.50
13%c
Heath
Feb
19,081
r-
2.50
Feb
2.25
5.708
5c
w
Mines
Oil
;
9.20
I
Headway Red Lake
3.75 Mar
:
2.90
1.55
9c
Mines
Gold
4,411
10,700
Mar
Jan
31 ft16c
Jan
'
Jan
18Vac
Mar
>
Apr
4.20
.
9V2C .Apr,
11c
40c V
32c
>
•
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1.81
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22,300
16%c 19Vac
17c i
3.45
3.05
.
17c
p
68V4
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5c
.
Apr
22%c Mar
Feb
9,500
Jan
Feb
8%c
i
1.60
8,580
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5%c
33c
16 %c
1.80
Jan
13c
,
56% Apr
22c
30c
17c
15 %c
15,880
12 Vs
5Vac
j.
Jan
7.00 Mar
10%
Jan
Apr v
8,300
1.07
24 Vac
Jan
1.90
-
c
Jan
2.49
Jan
300 "
10c.
1.00
35c
Mines
of
%
9 Vac
j
1
Gold
1.65
I,580
„
75c
6%c
-
1.51
6,082
.
7c -9V2C
1
Mines
Harrison
v
...
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8%c
59c
•
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3,000
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Rock
:
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Lead
--
26V2C
Head
36c
V.
•
14,020
*
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1.01
Mines
Jan
Jan
Apr
6c
33c
Mine—-.
27c
•
6v2c
5c
Ltd
Plains
Hard
Jan
31c
Yellowknife Mines. Ltd
Hallnor
Feb
Feb
15c
16c
Hasaga
47c
4%c
2.49
12V2c
•
15c
Mascot
Gridoil
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5c
Hastings
Feb
2.75
58c
15%
8c
31 %c
.
Jan
10c
16c
Mines
Gulf
May
Feb
4.05
28% May
7,500
V
1
1
Gulch
64c
>
11
4,020
Mar
•
12% Mat
•
12,000
.
;
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May
,
23% Mar: -..:
3,735
8 Vac.
•
3/60 Mar
20.499
.
12%
8V2C
12% C
Jan,.;;
45c
Mar
50c
Jan
10
Mar
64c
44c
Jan
24c
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5,600
*
4.00
V: 28
12%
8%'c
:
Jan
Jan
27c
Mar-,
8,673
..
12
47c
Apr
9c
Jan
31c
17,125
:
■V. 10c
34,500
14c
15 c
Jan
25 %c
Jan \
18,250
»
Jan
16c
Mar
19c
Jan
Jan
5c
6%cMar
1,800
47c
25c
10c
12,468
7c.
9 VaC
vt,
3Vac Mar
40,050
,
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43c
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8c
Feb
5c
2.60
—_1
18.000
4c
7%C
Jan
1,000
2.65
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Jan
8c
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Jan
5%c
4,200
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7c
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7c
23c
34c
Mar
4.50
-
6c
fjit!
3%c
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22c
10c
12c
4.10
2.15
Mar
21% Mar
22 c
14c
40,000
-
Jan
85c
Jan
1
Jan
17c
4.20
23 %
17c
Jan
17 Vl
10c
May
Apr
20c
13c
45 VaC
9 Vac
Mar
Apr
•
Chibougamau
Feb
Jan
Jan
3,000
11 %C
Mining
Jan
1.36 May
75c
2,465
20Va
i,C
7
22c
...
12c
•
Jan
9%c
6c
6.00
28c
Camerina Petrol
Jan
Jan
4,200
72c..
19
7»%c
Ltd—^.
Jan
Mar
1
Mines
Jan
Apr
15c 15 %c
20
1
Goldray
Mar
7c
1.17
36c
May
7.45
■:
68c
*
Gaitwin
Glenn
Jan..
10c
Jail'
;.T:eb f;v
13c
3,075
1.30
1
10c
^
26%c
•
6.25
21c
8%c
18,275
10,100
•
page
>3,231
2.35
Mining
17,600
12,845
25c
Oil...
see
7.00
%p >Mar
14C
'.
3.50
50c
72,600
Calgary & Edmonton
For footnotes,
6.70
14c
Gunnar Mining
31c
i
;
Campbell Red Lake
Jan
7.00
12
Feb
90c:
1
Gwillim Lake Gold
54c
Calvert
Campbell
5c
4,600
3.15
Jan
7.00
1
Mines
&
32c
15 %c
6V2C Mar
1.67
3.30'
Jan
27c
1
4,200
12,516
14c
1.58
1
7c
l
Lake
9c
9c
11 Vac May
Jan
58%
19c
47c
Red
8c
12c
17c
Jan
6.50
Buffalo
Gas
Jan
5%c
1
Petroleum
8c
5%c
1.25 May
>1.75
Granduc
1.60
-
1.05 May
57
Grandro.v
52c
Ankente
Feb
19c
1.75
Jan
6.75
Buffalo
Apr
53c
16c
1.75
Apr
14c
1
21c
V
1
Mar
x
Mines
Jan
Corp
27c
1
Pioneer
34c-
Jan
Apr
14c
•
Mar
5c
lie
•
:
24c
5,700
5%c
Blrtck
1
12,500
6c
4,%c Mar
9,000
._
Jan
5%c
6,000
2.43
Feb
5c
'
^
4,651
2.18
13c
Jan
6c
47c
2.37
May
4c
•
2,500
129,420
Mines
16c
11c
•
;
Jan
1.216
2,000
6c
55c
1.55
2.45
11c
4%c
1.60
Glacier Explorers
Feb
Feb
Mar
24%C 25 Vac
24 %c
Mining
Giant
1.90
73c
11c
174,807
Mineral
6c
11c
Cadamet
56,368
2.50
13c
6%c
Calalta
2.49
2.09
Feb
Jan
4%c
8%C 11 %c
;
6%c
6c
Cable
Jan
10 %c
Co
lie
10c
Brunswick
45c
Apr.
Feb
Feb
10c 13 %c
Reef
25,600
Jan
1.28
9c
Jan
1.14 May
Mar
10 %c
Broulan
Mar
8.000
Goldale
9c
11 %c
Bouzan Mines
92c
4.35
11c
Goldfields
6c
1
Bralorne
10,930
57c
•
6c
50o
Mines
Bay Uranium
Borduclac Mines
1.08
51c
1
12c
13c
l
Mines
96c
53c
1.34
1.58
Feb
8,000
oidcop Mines Ltd
Yukon
1.06
,
'
3.25 May
1.85
Jan
15,250
8 %c
7%c
9%c 10 %c
•
Bibis
Mar
11%
6%c
i
Beaver
Eevcon
Mar
95c
12,663
1.51
28c
1.12 May
-
1,500
1.14
•
Beattie Duouesne
Bethlehem
39c
14,986
46c
Genex
Feb
Apr
1.20
_•
Jan
13,500
_1
*
_•
Mines
Petroleums
Belcher
24%
25%
1,050
10'%'
26
22c
50c
Mining
71c
41c
•
Geco
25% Mar
1.12
1.20
i
Apr
1.33
Frobislier Ltd-
3.75 May
Jan
25%
l
±
8.10 May
22
1.20
•
;
Jan
25c
\
Mines
Uranium
8.10
22%
25
Barymin Exploration Ltd.
Base
-8.30
3.25
-
3,300
1
50o 'V
.
Mines
3.75
25
:
Trust
Easka
A
preferred
Oil
Earnat
Gas
preferred..
2nd
Bankeno Mines
Barex
&
;
Mar
59c
45c
Giant
;
40c
Jaii V
Jan
Feb
Jan
41c
1.78
Francoeur
Feb)
Jan
30c
245,950
9%c
Apr
Jan
7c
11,350
58c
lie
Fatima
5c
•
5%c Jan
40c
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—1
Mines
Jan
7c
2,000
Jan
36c
3.60
Mines
Far west
2,000
6 Vac
Jan
50c
Jan
Pete
Jan
14,500
6 %c
10 %c
Eureka
14%c- Jan
13,000
Mines
Mines
Auinaque Gold
Gold
22c
1.00
Copper
17c
:
Jan
1.80
Jan
Falconhridge Nickel
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
93c
45c
20c
1.22
1
Jan
Jan
217,345
Jan
30c
:___
Apr
1.17 Mar
17c
10Vac
:
Apr
Feb
87c
Feb
4,507
19c
1
1.37
15c
14c
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16 %c
.
May
19c
>
1.10 Mar,
3,500
L——_i_.
Jan
Feb
10c
8%C
-Jan
8c:
4,400
El
May
26,100
8 Vac May
1.55
Eldrich
38c
15,600
Mining—
10% Mar
Apr
181,720
11,000
3.25
Mines
Jan
Jan
9c
1.32
3,760
E-
Sullivan
East
8.00
9.00
5c
,.
Jan.
10c11 Vac
11,700
Mines_.
928
Jan
1.23
1
4:
Malartic
Jan
23 VaC
Jan
3.60
Mines
&
2Vac
8%C
Amphi Gold
2,350
-
38c 45 %c
44c
Apr
1.03
,A
13 VaC Mar
40c
Mines
Oils
15c
40c
River
Duvex
11,600
10,590
7,625
2.35 Mar
Apr
•
Mines
20,966
Api-
77c
Feb
%c
1
Copper
Jan
29c
2.00
1.25
Petroleum
17c
5c
5.50 May
Jan
5.50
47c
20 %c Mar
15,900
4c
V
Apr
Jan
1.30
.
6%c
16c
■'
Mar
37c
Mines
14c
22 %c
_1
Ruffner
Aunor
Jan
Apr
—1
Coast
Aumacho
40c
5%C
10 25c
Mines.
Arcadia
8
.
15c
.
Mines
5%c
26c
3,700
Mines
Apr
56c
80c
78c
Mines..
Dickenson
2.13
_250
4.10
4.65
30c
1.05
Palmer Oils.
16c
Development.
Yellowknife
Atlin
Devon
2.00
,
25c
Warrants
Atlantic
Denison
Jan
5%C
\
Oil
Associated
Delnite
Apr
1.07
9.80
:
;
■____
Mines
Gold
Jan
6.75
35 %c Mar
5,100
2.00
410
37c
1
Minos
Gold
20o
_
Mines
Arjoii
—1
Mines
Atfglo United
13c'
Feb
Mar
28c
2.00
Pacific
lOo
Amer Explor
Ruronian—
Anglo
Delhi
—1
Earth
Pete
Anchor Petroleums
Anglo
Jan
26c
_10c
Alminex
Amalgamated
May
15c
2%c
10,000
J
57c
5.50
45,000
__1
Explorations
Deldona
Jan
Mar
62c
28,600
1.15
—:
Zinc_
Copper
Horn
6%c May
4,425
81c
14.575
34c
16c
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines.
12c
19,025
6J0O
5.40
30c
1
Mines
Pershing
6c
229,946
6 %c
5.50
4.80
___1
Mines
Deer
6.50
American
Apr
Jan
25c
Petroleum—___
Crowpat Minerals
Cusco
4.10 Mar
Jan
80c
2.00
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Mines
Cons
55c
Feb
2.70
Jan
Mines- .2.50
Mining
Croinor
2.95 May
3.60
Mine
Poplar
Regcourt Mines—
Lead
Cowichan
Jan
6.35
Jan
56c
5.10
1
Copper Corp Ltd...,^
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Craigmont
May
17%
6%c
Pacific
42
Jan
17,400
1
Rec'
Sannorm
Courvan
Jan
1.50
—1
Roxana
Feb
9 % May
4.50 Mar
—1
Allied
35
Jan
62c
1.29
;
West
Coulee
OILS
Gas & Oil
Alberta
109%
15% Mar
Agnico Mines Ltd
Alba
Jan
415
2,200
50c
Ltd
Yellowknife
Apr
405
1
2.95
Advocate Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
Jan
'
Jan
60c
•
Ltd
Conwest Explorat ion
22% Mar
Apr
33c
Jan
40c
Mines
Gold
Consolidated
Apr
11%
29% May
7% Jan
36%
20,
6c
Jan
37c
;
Consolidated
Jan
99%
Apr
106
2,425
4.50
2.70
AND
9.05
60
9%
3.70
Acadia
Acme
29%
5
'
Feb
170
8%
'
Abacus
96
11,222
107%
A
Electric
MINES
75
9.90
4.50
class
B
Zenith
99%
:
Jan
16%
A
50c
Apr.
19
-29%
107%
-50
class
17%
5,780
107 %
warrants
Knitting
20%*
42
pfd
Stores Ltd class A
A
9.05
9,435
9%
$2.80
Yukon
Industries
Woodward
York
&
99%
9.45
White
19%
99%
llOO
White
100
Consolidated
Jan
26c
1
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Feb
3%c
24c
11c
Quebec
Jan
1.72
57c
6 V2C
Rambler
Feb
Jan
Feb
2.47
Consolidated
40%
Apr
Jan
1.12
May
#
Consolidated
22%
2.20
9%c
15c
1
Feb
Apr
8.45 Feb
.,
Jan
Apr
7c
42c
_2
Jan
15% May
AD1'
4,000
1
2.85
38
1:3
8,500
18c
Exploration
Northland
Consolidated
Jan
1.60 Mar
\
<
48c
Mines:.—
23:%
Consolidated
..V
Jan
Feb
42c
Mines.
Mosher
Nicholson
Feb
:35c-
-100
preferred
(J)
28%
"20
12.700
34c
__J
Negus Mines
Consol
Feb
1,025
I
7,000
28c
Iron.
Mogul—
Jan
5,245
0
4%c
Jan
58c
Morrison
4.85
40c
:
_
4c
Jan
Am-
15c 15 Vac
10c
Mac .Oils
59 Va
11%:,
Warrants
Wood
28%
•
8,300
Marcus Gold Ltd.
2.35
55
17%
1.50
5.35
•
Mic
Jan
10
1<4.
1.42
Arrow.—
Marbenor
Jan
35 c
A
1.55
56,000
1.17
11%
Jan
14 %C Mar
lO'/aC
6.60 May
10,350
8%e
1
Lake
Golden
16% May
7,409
38%
,
17,210
1.99
7c
Halliwell
3.55
375
—
7.00
1.90
Dragon Oil
Consolidated
1.50 May
—38 %c
u._.
6.60
7c
i
Discovery—
Consolidated
Jan
11%
Class
$6
54%
4,380
16%
%."•
—20
class
(Geo)
2.45
18%
15%
38%
warrants
3,930
*
Consolidated
'
2.40
16%
A
_
Copper
Weston
2,440
18
Products
Western
6,743
4.70
16%
Foods
Westeel
58%
4.45
2.45
trust
Westfair
57%
4.70
W
Waterous
2,100
2.50
Consolidated
Mar
1.13
Jan
47 c
1
Consolidated
Feb
5
1
Ref
1.50
•
Consolidated
Apr
7%'
19c
.
.J^ n
6%c Mar
12%
*
Bellekeno
Consolidated
63c
,
15c
—
Consolidated
Jan
7
7,216
17,000
1.35
*
Mines
Consolidated
-
I
Apr
1.92
Key Mines——
Consolidated
13c
10 c
13c
8%c
Jan
26c
38c
:>
Jan
21c
6.75
Petrol
Consolidated
Apr
Feb
85c
2,800
12,700
12%
v
U.87 Feb
•
.
•
7V2C May
138,672
.
Jan
1.50
1
Consolidated
Wainwright
25c
—
^
Consolidated
Jan
>
62
_::io
1.08
23c
Feb
Feb
12%
1
Consolidated
Feb
30%
35
645
'
9c
1.05
2.85
4.35
-1.80
■
1,41 May
9,850
13c
.
1
Metals'.
Consolidated
Jan
56
56%
9,310
:
22c
17c
7%c
23C
._1
Mines
Commonwealth
Coniagas
7Va
.-.
8c
1.08
•
Mar
62c
Willans
Gold
Combined
Apr
24% Mar
250
58
58
A
Grey
„Mar
Mining & Smelting__
Lake
Coin
Jan
11%
Apr
21%
Chromim
Cochenour
Mar
55
May
9%
-22%
•
Viceroy
8c
Chimo Gold Mines
40 %
36%
*
Electric
Vendoniatic
10,784
8
Jan
3.70 Jan
84c>
27c
Apr
28
13%
•
Corp
9c
8%c
Copper Mining
Mining & Smelting-
3.00
25
34%
25
_
Vac
II, 1
Mines
Kayrand
Chibougamau
45%
35
_o
B
Jan
4c
Feb
41%
14%
,___50
preferred.
Mar
31c
:
9%
'
United
18c
32,7o0
•
,
Apr
45%
50
Class B preferred
.."500
34c
_•
!_
7%
41 %
16
•
Class A preferred
May
123i Mar
3.40
*
common—
4,402
3.00
3.40
50
Canada
21c
Oil
6,400
2,600
_
preferred
Gas
1.45
21c
32c
Cheskirk Mines
9
14%
Acceptance
Union
Charter
7%
9-
t
_
Jan
Jan
10
*
common
14 Vi
125
*
preferred
Jan
65
61
tr
1st
14
12%
23%
City Gas__^_.
Union
115
61
1
Pipeline
Pipeline
1.41
34c
•
._
Porcupine
12%
__
Trans-Mountain
Pat
.61
s>
Pipeline
1.44
_2uc
1.50
...
1.42
Central
Central
12 34
preferred
Canada
16%
Rio—
Gold.
Feb
51 VA May
14
—**
__
:
•800
'
Jan
Jan
21 ya
Feb
9,345
II
Dei
May
.'60
Jan
5.35
5,515
Cassiar Asbestos Corn Ltd
50
,
Jan
1.03
Apr'
2.00
7 Vac
Central
51% May
66%
0
Cariboo
Feb
4.00
1.07
■
Jan
2.60 Mar.
:
Feb
90c
4.00
;
Feb
-19
175
65
V."
1.70
9,800
11,213
II
—
;
13Vac
00
i
100
*
14
♦
102
„
Feb
Erin
533
52
51%
655a
1—50
preferred
/ZJa.n
1.35
:
3.35 May
Apr
100
1,100
19%
50
<
Twin
19%
10
1.50
51%
IIIio
Bank
Towers Marts common
Trans
100% 100%
100%.
3.05
May
Jan
1.00
Mines Ltd™
Gold
Quartz
27
1.95
3.75
Mines—
:50Va May
92 c
4.45
1.18 Mar
4.45
5%c Mar
1.00
V-
Silica
13%
:
90c
4.15
4.00
Inca—
Canadian Northwest Mines—
100
•
90 c
4.20
High'
Feb
3.05 .Jan'
1
j
Canadian North
1,325
4!
Works class A
Traders Finance
Gold
27
I—50
pfd...
Tailors
Star
Malartic
14%
•
common
Gen
Iron
Jan
Cdnadion
27
•
0
common
Toronto
*
25...
Jan
-■'rt
—
Toronto
'
May
21% May
705
12,566
Petroleum:
15%
*
Industries
Dominion
50%
Apr
15
21 Vs
Devonian
14%
0
,
Preferred
Top
50
,
12% Mar
20% May
5,245.
45,b87
:
12,031
6%c
•
Canadian D.vno Mines
Canadian Export Gas & Oil—
Canadian High Crest___i__—
13%'
2.20
6c
2.00
4.60
Feb
20%
2.15
Warrants
32% Max-
11%
.
19.360
2.15
80c
4,550
3.75
.Hoc
900
3.75 Mar
1.04
3.40
Petroleum.
2,813
'
■
Toronto
Chieftain
Delhi
4.30
*
"•
Canada
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
Low
96c
3.70
.—1
11%
10
Trusts
Canadian
Minerals.
4.20
21
Oil
Tamoiyn
Astoria
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.04
11%
_I—1
Common
Feb
Shares
1
Petrol.:.
.11%
:
common
A
9%
•
for Week
1
Southern
14% Mar
Jan
.
Apr
Sales
Range',
Low
Lands
20 Va
Mar
1,990
<
'
Sterling
Trans
Canadian
20
14
new
Superior Propane common
Supertest Petroleum ordinary
$5
Canada Tungsten
12%
13 Va
Bros
Canada
of
Steinberg
Tip
32% Mar
Jan
13
t>
Radio
Standard
Texaco
Jan
7
Oil
4.25
•
-
Third
Canada
19%
*
Ltd
Foods
Stafford
Switsen
Jan
13
—.20
Standard Paving
Stuart
Jan
14
•20
common
Preferred
Steel
14
Jan
30%
Steel
Slater
Apr
Canada
27%
3,510
12%
Manufacturing
D
12%
14
—
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
of Prices
Par
High
13
359
13
A
•
Simpsons Ltd
S
LOW
30 U
Dairies class
B
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13
r
Class
Shares
.
Week's-
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
.
.
.(Range for Week Ended Ma>r 4)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Silver wood
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2186)
Jan
1.34
Jan
2.55
Jan
1.75
Jan
Volume
Number 6157
195
.
.
v.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
V
Waite
Jack
.
Par
,
,
Mining
jellicoe
Grold
I
^
Mines
"Mines
Gold
Lake
Lingman
Li
20,000
4V2C
.
8.25
9:00
2.15
I,000
30c
34c
•13,808
55,114
9c
28 V4
Gold
19C
90,100
3.05
3,450
2.90
700
3.65J
3.95
2,420
4.25
80Q
38V2C
43c
51,850
Mines
Macdonald-Mines
153,860
11,950
1.46
Feb
1.67
Feb
Rix
9c
18,000
7c
May
15 Vac
Jan
Roche
3c
3c
«f0,000
3c
Feb
5VaC
Jan
1.75
1.85
9,050
1.97
Jan
Rowan
32c
31V2C 3IV2C
.15,100
Jan
1.95
1.75
2.02
1
10c
8c
10c
6c
6c
6c
*
3.15
3.40
*
1
24c
MacLeod
3.40
24c
27c
Cocksliutt
A
6,190
4c
22 Vi
1.20
-12,375
1
1.10
1.06
1
Lake
Magnet Cons Mines.:.
2.18
2.05
2.24
4M2C
Malartic Gold Fields
74c
78c
Maralgo
...
Barvue
1,515
Mines
10c
11c
10,125
12 Mac
15c
3,000
r—1
1
Marboy
15s
1
I
Mattagami La'ke
Maybrun -Mines
McMannac
Laxe.
13
14c
Meta'Uranium Mines
Mill
Mt
Multi
New
New
Goldvue
New
New
New
New
New
Taku
New
Nickel
Oleary
Pato
Pax
Apr
Tormont
15c
15c
7,557
19c
Feb
Permo
Gas
Gold
Perron
Oil
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
&
Oil
Crow
Pitch Ore
&
15
15%
8,600
116%
Apr
Trans
6C
Jan
Transcontinental
.
65c
Jan
70c
I4V2C Mar
13%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Hughes Gold—jlj.
'
Mar
5c
8c
t
^86c
1
Canada
69c'
Apr
1.64
May
Jan
2.35
■r'
49c
Uranium
Jan
1.65
1,740
29 VaC
30c
7,216
8c
38,500
7c
5c
1.59
14
9c
1,601
95c
1.50
1.60
78c.
83c
.
..
1.15
23,750
75c
1.10
1.30
124,950/
272,831
35c
Jan
1.35
Jan
10,000
8 Vac
Jan
12c
Apr
63c
10,300
45c
Jap
13c
14c
2,500
10c
Jan
51c
49c
57c
1
11c
lie
lie*'
1
62c
61c
•
14c
1
16c
10c
Apr
Shawkey
Mines
United
Buffadison
t c__
v
6c
Feb
6,700
3,500
23c
Jan
28c
Feb
Upper Canada Mines
14c
Jan
Vandoo
2,600
27,300
5 %c
5%c
117,000
2,000
6c
8c
II,700
1,000
28,623
50 c
47c
50c
45c
®45c
500
1.52
1.75
23,200
24c
34c
21c
24c
13,000
,
31c
34c
.56,504
5c
5 VaC
6,000
1,200
—
12c
3.00
18c
—
12C
2.85
2.95
19 Vzc
20c
1.75
12,335
■
22,700
7C
6 VaC
.
Feb
Jan
Jan
13,125
1.90
910
'*
8V2C ApilOVaC Mar
1.20
Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
47,130
35c
Apr
Wasamac
Mar
42c
52c
Jan
Werner
Lake
Jan
13c
Apr
Wespac
5c
6c
6V2C Jan
Mar
Mar
45c
1.49
312
1.42
May
2.06
8.20
9.15
10,323
8.00 Mar
9.50
11c
24c
23c
20c
23c
62,350
1.43
1.52
147,275
1
25c
25c
26c
6,375
1.65
1.50
1.75
69,450
7c
1.25
1.45
>24,133
57%
60 Va
6,902
6C
Jan
1.39
1.80
Apr
20c
Jan
32c
1.45 Mar
1.84
Feb
5c
4,400
1.32
1
1.25
8c
Jail
Apr
Feb
Apr
Jan
Feb
2.09 Mar
Apr
57
Apr
Jail
Apr
67
Jan
-20c
3,000
14V2C
Jan
20c
80c
76c
81c
7,200
73c
Jan
99c
8.90
9.25
1,050
Feb
9.25 May
67c
74c
1,000
19c
19C
3 Vac
8.10
Feb
65c
3c
Jan
Jan
2,000
29,500
12c
12c
1,000
7.2Cf
6.95
7.50
10,526
66c
73c
17,950
59c
4c
4 Vac
II,500
3V2C
1
1.09
1.02,
1.10
12,586
1.02
2
2.90
2.80
2.95
1
13V2C
76c
12c
4c
13c 13 Vac
1
-
Nickel
May
13 V2C
13VaC Mar
17^
47c
Mar
64c
45c
Apr
54c
1.35
1.75
Feb
Feb
Mar
Western
Decalta
Western
Mines
Western
Surf
Jan
30c
Mar
37c
Jan
5c
Mar
9c
Jan
12c
Mar
15VaC Max3.10
Apr
Jan
24V2C Apr
Willroy
May
Jan
Jan
7 VaC
Jan
21c
Jan
14Vac Feb
IIV2C Jan
Winchester
Yankee
Apr
2.25
Jan
Yellowknife
Jan
29 V2
Apr
Young
Jan
Yukeno
70c
Feb
89c
Mar
72c
26,982
7.15
155,576
29c
38,866
21c
31c V Apr
1.80
7.45 Mar
Jan
32C
22c
15,700
31,450
23c 28 Vac
246,325
15c
Feb
35c
24c
1.90
1.41 Mar
Mar
Jan
Feb
6VaC
6 VaC
3,500
5c
Jan
8c
Apr
14c
Jan
23c
Apr
Mar
19c
I8V2C
20c
5,000
1.00
1.03
Feb
95c
17,500
9V2C Mar
IIV2C
12C
283,900
3c
96c
90c
96 c
27,515
90c
Mar
20c.
19 VaC
21c
"19,800"
14c
Mar
38c
Jar.
4 Vac
5 VaC
5,000
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
33c
30 VaC
35c
265,050
I5V2C
Jan
37c
Mar
1
—
10,940
lie
10c
.1
Mines
1.01
10c
-1
Mines
1.00
25c
24c
27c
15.225
20c
Mar
32c
Jar.
1
1
Mines
Mines
Zenmac Metal
2.95 May
May
Jan
21c
1.70
Zulapa Mining
14c
Mar
12c
Jan
Apr
1.05
Jar.
Apr
61c
Jan
2.80
15c
17c
20c
Oil
Bear
(H G)
Feb
1.62
•
Zinc———
Canuck
69c
Mar
1.26
—1
Wright-Hargreaves
&
Feb
6c
Apr
21c
—1
Lead
80c
Jan
Mar
1.67
-—1
Larder
Jan
7.95 Mar
Jan
50c
A
Windfall
Yale
10,550
4.00
1
1
class
Wiltsey Coghlan
Mar
'
Petroleum
Inlet
Mines
8c
Jan
6c
1.73
25
1
Mines
Feb
41c
Jan
Malartic
Apr
Jan
4c
*
Westbume Oil
West
Jan
19c
2.76
——1
Petroleum
Westates
41c
Mar
36c
25,050
3.25
17,210
20c
2.000
16c
Jan
25C
Jan
10 c
4,500
9c
Jan
lie
Jan
33c
Apr
65c
Jan
11c
Apr
16c
Jan
Jan
V!.
2.35
3.30
Jan
Apr
34c
1,500
3,500
5 VaC
1.001
4Vac
Jan
7C
52c
Jan
74C
lie
Jan
Prices
Shown
Jan
32c
Toronto Stock
556
3,15*)
8C
10,700
12c
13C
2,150
9c
I3V2C
Jan
I8V2C Mar
Jan
15 VaC
16c
7,500
5.90
6.20
24,460
5.65 Mar
2.26
2.38
20,250
2.05
Jan
7c
7C
1,000
5c
Jan
9c
29c
31c
23,100
21c
Jan
32c
47c
50c
17,700
43c
Apr
14%
14%
18,300
14 Va Mar
7.75 Mar
6.75
Feb
2.73 Mar
1.15
Feb
Mar
Feb
18
Feb
10%
Feb
7.90
8.25
2,405
40c
43c
35,150
38c
Jan
50C
Feb
31,250
72c
Jan
97c
May
10 Vac
Jan
85c
97c
9c
9 VaC
9,000
8c
Feb
8.55
8.70
2,979
6.75
'<
Jan
2.90
3.10
28c
32c
1,850
34,200
13c 13 Vac
13,100
10,366
15c 17 Vac
-
9.00 Mar
26 VaC Mar
41c
May'
Apr
10c
Feb
16c
Jan
10c
Feb
22c
Apr
16Vac Apr
52c
2.60
3.10
Jan
Mar
19c 26 VaC
46,700
29C
31c
12,260
26c
Mar-
44C
2,000
lie
Jan
14c
Jan
Expressed In
Friday
Last
S T O CK S
Sale Price
Asbestos
British
Bank
American
Canadian
Canadian
Bronze
Consolidated
Dominion
Note
8.00
Dredging-
Gen
Hayes
Loblaw
Inc
Cons
3,549
36
Apr
Feb
61
Mar
7.65
8.30
Feb
Jan
200
19
Jan
20%
39
Feb
42
Mar
40 V2
42%
39%
Jan
44
Jan
78 Va
7 8 V2.
164
78
15 V2
15 Va
300
14 V2
Jan
550
23 V2
Jan
26%
Feb
Apr
84
-
Apr
16
Mar
Peb
25
25 V2
26
.2.50
—
Ontario
Jan
25 V2
Lino—
&
Paper
—
Paper——
common
Gold
8.05
Apr
59
2,700
13,229
26
50
21
Jan
27 V2
35%.
34 %
36
367
34
Jan
39% Mar
IIV2
11%
547
11% Mar
22%
22 V2
22%
605
22
—1
-2.50
Corpj.—
12%
Jan
May
25V2 Mar
May
55
Jan
"•
50
III
56%
Jail
*
35%
49
51
495
48
50 V2
2,360
48
7%
200
7
Jan
45V2C
V
49
7%
49
_•
Third Canadian Gen Inv TrustYukon
8.00
33'A
19
•
!
v/jogilvie Flour
V; Price Bros
25
41%
Products—_—
&
1,979
61
19
1-10
International
Minnesota
34
40
common
Oilcloth
33%
42%
Paper
Steel
High
Low
High
19
-
Preferred
Dominion
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
40
common
Investments
Glass
for Week
61
34
Corp
Bulolo Gold
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Canadian Dollars
Week's
47c
11,800
45c
Apr
50c
36 V2
285
32
Jan
36 V2 May
35 V2
Apr
7%
Apr
Jan
Jan
12c
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Jan
7VaC Feb
55c
•
35c
Petroleums
Weedon Mining
35
7'VaC
47c
107,900
6.25 Mar
"
5VaC
29V2C
42c
—-—1
Apr
33c
2.30
Feb-
40c
22 Vac Mar
9.25
:
—
Apr
il VaC 13 VaC
15V2C
6.20
Jan
14%
7,932
1
33c
9 VaC
55c
7V2C
21c
5.20
1.52
Mines—
28c
3.00
13V2C
Jan
1
Mines
Jan
I8V2C
■
Jail
1.42
1
25VaC
Jan
31 VaC
9 V2C
25c
Jan
63,875
60
Exploration
Mines
Vespar
Violamac
500
25c
Feb
1,125
VaC
1
"
Waite Amulet
26
5.90
29c
32c
14Vac
HVa
Ventures Ltd
47c
7Jc
7lc
Feb
Jan
7c
1
Consolidated
26
7.15
Apr
76c
42c
•
Mines
Vauze
'47 c
26
Fortune
lOVaC Jan
Mar
4c
1.96
Jan
18c
1
United Reef
31c
1.60 Mar
25c
4.80
Hill
Jan
20c
23c
11 Va May
4.75 Apr
1
3 VaC
'
.„„64c. Jan
4,100
12
United Asbestos—_1
500
18c
Apr
12
16c 17
20c 20 V2C
1
1
_—
4c
16c
1.53 Mar
36c
8.95
Mining- Corp
Oils
7c
1.55 Max
Jan
Jan
1.41 Mar
New
71c
Jan
1.62 Mai
20c
6,500
United
6Vac
^
Jan
Apr
66c
3lc 31 VaC
17c 19 Vac
Ken*
5,500
1.20
18c
3,100
31c
18c
United Canso
2,500
1.65
<"
Mar
Jan
1:00
1.15
Jan
1.80 Jan
1.49 Mar
1.15
1
United
27,000
8.35
Apr
Trinity Chibougamau
United
8c
Mar
95c
10,940
Feb
87c
Mar
6c
Jan
1.45 Mar
34,025
Jan
7%c"
10c
4c
6.35 May
76c
68c
16c
7c
Apr
10.836
1.65
29c
7c
38c
Jan
62c
Apr
4,150
Jan
Jan
12 Vac
1.60
5 VaC
7VaC
Jan
4VaC Feb
3,600
^9.860
14c
65c
38C
7c
29c
10,300
97c,
95c
12 VaC
1.63
Jan
8V2C
1.47 May
4,500
-Il
Jan
31c
2.00
1.15 May
1.15
500
70c
75c
40.42Q
55c
21c
21c
Feb
58c
2,100
11,366
20c
57c
54c
Mar
9c
10c
53,000
5q
Mar
1.15,
«
10c
Feb
2.85
1.47
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Jan
1-52
1
17c
Triad Oil
May
80c
8c
7 Va c
18 Vac
--
26c
Apr
Feb
4c
3VaC
1.93
Apr
Jan
27c
500
1.40 Mar
Mar
10c
1
Resources
7c
-
Jan
36c
lOVaC
Mar
12,500
4c
Jan
31c
57,350
•
21,000
%c
Jan
47c
9,994
43,400
1
—
Exp Ltd
21c
7 VaC
75c:
1.84
79c'
—
4,100
4c
J
1.71
•
24,900
—*
L
Mar
5.40 Mar
-100
•
23c
10c 10
Mines
Jan
21c
^
Mines
Jan
1
1
1
i
Petroleum
5c
14 VaC 14 VaC
...
20Vac
33.453
1
Mining
Thompson Lundmark
23 VaC 25 VaC
--
*
Ltd
Gold
..
lie
Minerals—
5.000
31c
—1
Territory
2lVaC
7V2C
Mines
26c
27c
"
1.50 Mar
4.80
May
VaC May
11c 14 Vac
Ill
,\LU_
T-emagami Mines
Feb
5VaC
Gas
Co
30c
Mar
3.00
2.30 May
4c
——26V2O
33
Ultra
■"*
&
3,358
.
IOCI.I.V2C
—
Oil
8,464
1
Towagmac Exploration
11c 12 VaC
Exploration;'
Peerless
37c
Jan
4.90
Feb
42c
1
3 3 Vac
1.35
4.00 Mar
Jan
Feb
12c
Ltd
1,400
Mar
28c
Mines..————;——*
Exploration
19,510
5.40
■
Feb
6.30 Feb
45c
4,000
1
100
4.20
4.90
Jan
Mar
-30c
31c
13c
1.37
4.00
4.85
36c
29c
,
3.830
Jan
7,691
10,300
9c
."
5.75
Jan
35c
38c 39 VaC
225c 25 Mac
1
Consolidated Gold
5.60
.
Tidal
33c
Paymaster Consol
,PCE
May
Torbrit Silver Mines
33c
International
Feb
_35c
Tonxbill Mines Ltd
9c
18c
24c
Feb
90c
5,550
40c
Feb
8.70
2.90
23c
Jan
Jan
2
1
—*
;——1
22c
Apr
7c
1.35
Apr
1.03
1
Apr
1.75
8VaC
29c
Porcupine
Pamour
95c
12 VaC
I2V2C
Ltd.l
•Paramaque Mines
Patino of Canada
4 Vac Mar *
7,610
26,521
7.686
Jan
42c
3,000
1.07
10,050
Feb
20o
2.00
5 VaC
29,800
Mar
5c
—
Jan
1.99
5c
99c
Jan
9c
9c
1
—
Mar
17c
24c
8 V2C
Ltd
18c
1.60
5,500
14%
8.25
Jan
9c
9c
7,800
*
38,000
%c
10c
4V2C
J.
Feb
12c 14 %c
10 VaC 14 VaC
1
Mines
?lc
7Vac
5c
—1
7c
1.47
Cons
70c
7V2C
Pacific Petroleums
Warrants
Teck
22VaC 33 V2C
7c
8VaC
Ormsby Mines—
Osisko Lake Mines
Pamoil
Jan
51,000
Gold
Orenada
20c
Apr
4.70 Apr
1
Jan
4 Vac Mar
Mar
40,900
*
15c
10,000
9c
Jan
—
I,000
6c
Fbe
52c
Ltd
Mines
17c
1.89
Taurcanls
9,100
Opemiska Copper
Orchan
Jan
3.60
1
Metals—._——-————V
Oils
9°c
Malartic..—
*
Okalta
20c
14c
25,600
3.30
Rare
Jan
17c
5 Vac
——
Sunburst Exploration
Sylvanite Gold Mines™
3.60
O'Brien Gold Mines
Oka
Feb
25c
——-——~
Mar
20c
7c
50c
—!—-—1
Mines
Lake
Sullivan
Feb
51%
10,500
20c
Norvalie Mines———.—----1
Nova Beaucage
—1
Obaska
Apr
14c
Jan
7c
*
1
1
1
70c
Mar
II,167
70c
Mines
Canada
Nudulama
14
Jan
7c
North Rankin
Oils
Jan
7c
7c
—
Jan
May
8c
8 VaC
8VaC
1
Exploration..
7c
36c
9,200
8c
Jan
.
Feb
20,800
8c
Jan
common——25c
—50
5c
49c
8V2C
1
6c
Ltd
Oils
9.500
36c
Sudbury Contact
Union
Goldcrest
Northland
8.80
44%
2,400
Apr
30c
Union Oil
Coldstream
Northern
Jan
10,300
/•
Jan
10%
Feb
Feb
47c
Warrants
North
13c
—-—1
Preferred
Northgate
Jan
;—1
Canadian
North
8c
600
13
14c
9.20
18c
2,000
Mines...
Oils
Northcal
.North
6c
Jan
Mar
10c
19c
8 VaC
4V2C
18,144
,!"."
7,600
13.224
7c
24,600
•
11c
10%
6 VaC
6c
Iron
7c
1
10c
10 Va
Jan
Jan
Feb
25,010
Jan
Nickel.—...——1
Norpax
7V2C
25C
Mar
Mines
Norlaytic Mines
Normetai Mining Corp—
15,000
1.70
21c
12c
Norgold
11c
30c
60c
1
1
Apr
10c
1.15
80c
25c
Feb
Mines
Norbeau
73c
1.10 May
Jan
16,{#5
1
6c
Nipissing Mines
Nor Acme Gold
Jan
7,412
90c
Sturgeon River Gold
13 VaC
Mining
Rim Mines
Nickel
Feb
57o
Jan
'
& Smelting
43c
1.20
87c
1.60
Jan
Mar
:
25,300
54c
1.10
90c
Feb
13c
2.45
1
Rouyn Merger..
Senator Rouyn
New
62c
60c
1.10
1.75
43c
10c
1
Jan
36,490
94c
S
M &
Manitoba
71c
6.70
23,405
Mylamaciue Mining & Smelt
Newnorth Gold Mines
May
6.35
136,950
New
49c
Jan
6.70
1.26
Mines
Newlund
32,400
Jan
1
Rock
1.16
_.——^
52c
Steeloy Mining
10c
Mines——1
Kelore Mines
*
49c
'
14 Vac
Steep
7c
1.20
Jason
50c
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Nickel
2l'c
of Canada..
May
Starratt
20,000
.—
23c
'
Oils
Feb
12 VaC
38c
1
1
1
1
*
•
50c
1
1
Mar
Oils
&
29,500
,
Vac
6c
29c
15c
15V2
lf '
15c
Uranium
36c
—
Mines
Hosco
Stanrock
37c
Mines
Harricana
New
Apr
...—1
Petroleum.
Davies
14 VaC
59c
—
Develop
NeW' Continental Oil
New
Jan
Union
Spooner Mines
6,600
.
24,000
Ltd
Mines
Siscoe
Southern
Jan
20,549
Calumet Mines
New
Jan
63c
—
23c
31c
6VaC Feb
70C
;
18c
34c
Mar
———*
Bidlamaque Gold
Concord
91c
1
__——
23c
Mines.
26c
Jan
.—1
Alger Mines
10 Va
Silvermaque
69c
New -Athona Mines
New
Apr
*
59c
—
15 Vac
9.15 Mar
Mines—
Stand
Silver
..
69c
62c
Exploration
Mines
Jan
1
National Petroleum
New
Jan
5V2C
1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
.Nealon
2.35
Jan
5VJC
Nam a Creek Mines
National
Silver Miller
hi_
1
1.15
12 VaC Mar
28,880
26c
Jan
1
Minerals
May
21,100
1.37
55C
25c
...
Wright Iron.
8,450
15c
10 Va
4.10
1.16
Jan
...
Moheta Porcupine
:
90c
9.70
Gordon
Sherritt
—iL
j-J-L—
•
_
Mines^_-_
'M-in- Ore
Apr
9 VaC
Mining__L
87c
13 Vac
—-
50c
70c
City Petroleums
Mining -Corp
5c
Feh
15c
Sheep Creek
2.30
7c
—
87c
Feb
10 Va
Security Freehold
Gold
Jan
Jan
()3,650
16c
1
Midcon Oil
Mar
22c
55c
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrili island ftrihing™-.-:——1
Jan
32c
Metal
2.35
,i
17c
Apr
Sigma Mines Quebec--—
9c
24,675
48
.1
Mentor
Midrim
12 Mb
46 V-i
11c ll
.1
9c
Feb
23c
*
48
1.25
Jan
9 VaC
3,000
5c
11c
9c 10 V2C
—L-—
5c
17,000
1.00
88c
47c
Lake.
Red
21,500
16c
1.99
Apr
lOVac
McWatters Gold Mines————-—•
Medallion Petroleums..
6c
15c
23c 23 VaC
Petrol
Feb
43c 49 V2C
—:
3.60
31c
•
3 Vac Mar
22,400
—1.
1
:L
5c
16c
Gold
River
Jan
17V2C
2,500
73c
•
Red
Sarcee
71c
7 Vac
9 Vac
*
_
Sand
7V2C Mar
7c
9c
71c
Mclntyre
5VaC
14 VaC
Jan
7c
Consol
Apr
/
Jan
—1
Mines
Martin-McNeely
35c
-
12c
73c
Mining Corp
Jan
—
Consol
20c
1
Oils
20c
--
Apr
*
1
Marcon Mines
25,700
-36c
74c
6,500
5c
27c
6 VaC
4c
"
Manitou
22c
Uran
2.05 Mar
4,300
5c
22c
78c
*
4c
22c
1
Maneast "Uranium
25c
2.28
90C
24 Va
1.05
19,000
Jan
Mines
Feb
Apr
*
l&c
10c
Jan
Jan
21
16,820
4c
1
—
Apr
3VaC
225
4c
Jan
—1
Jan
7c
.
Apr
23c
3,200
217 it
3.10
.
8c
Zi
2.43
Jan
Jan
6,160
•
17Vac
May
Apr
1.02
16,316
Ryanor Mining
San Antonio Gold
39c
Apr
8c
5 Vac
25,550
.
1
_t.
2.53
class
1.73
'
37,700
5,000
.
6.75
lie
Athabasca
Satellite
—.—:
Maclaren
128,060
~
1.46 Mar
Jan
Jan
May
1.81 Apr
1.90
-1
Mines
Rockwin Mines
1.85
J.
Ltd
Explorations
173*0
Jan
5.50
69c
9 VaC
•
10 Vi
1.65
Mar
I,365
11,800
2.70
9c
Algonx
7c
30c
74c
1.99 May
1.81
Rio Rupununi Mines
1.00
1.65 Mar
6.70
69c
:
1.58
48c
Jan
6.35
Minerals
Rexpar
Rio
85c
200
May
9c
m
•
.
1Gold Mines^fJ.
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife
McKenzie
Apr
Jan
4,50
54c
38VaC May
May
2,500
..I
Realm Mining
4.00 Mar
Feb
34c
35c
X
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Jan
91c
1
Raglan Nickel™
Jan
May
1.99
Radiore Uranium Mines—
3.25
51c
I
Develop
Mines
Jan
Jan
.3.30
Labrador
Manitou
Quemont
3.05 May
2,100
1
10c
31c
60c
1.99
1.87
Quonto Petroleum
2.90 Apr
3.45 Jan
29 Va Mar
_1
Jan
Feb
2.60
Ltd
7.95
Feb
13c
Jan
69c
Producers
Queenstown Gold
Mining
Apr
May
91c
27%
6.35
Ltd——
9c
1.16
1.62
1
Gold
Gas
Matachewan
30
7V2C Apr
2.90
Feb
17c
Jan
7,050
2.69
J.
Loraao Uranium Mines.
Maritirnes
Feb
Gas
Feb
2,230
51c
Airways
High,
41c
34c
Quebec Mattagami
iQuebec Metallurgical
•
121,400
1.99
Roy
Mines
Quebec
Quebec
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
A
25%
9c
4.00
1
Mines
Little Long Lac
Marigold
10Va
4.80 Mar
■1
Provo
"2.88 Mar
42c
Oil
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
Jan
Jan
120,500
15VoC
40c
6V2C
91c
28%
Rouyn Gold
Preston
Feb
83c
28 Va
60c
Prospectors
Jan
22c
Feb
8c
—
3.95
42c
1.85
12c
19c
•
Jan
25 Vac Mar
Jan
30c
13,500
5,345
3.05
■
35c
«
Prairie
Range Since Jan.1
Low
85C
Oils
Powell
Jan
Jan:
6.25
8c
-
Mar
lie
■■■
8.25 Mar
,
25,000
"
30
4.90.
9c
,
50c '
^
Lexindin
Red
5c
5.80
1
Mines
Madsen
4V2C
Fonaer
Mar
15c
__10c
:
Gold
Macfie
29c
30,450
Jan
Shares
High
28 Va
Development
1
American
Leitch Gold Mines
Gold
10,666
21c
13c 14V2C
•
:
Lencourt
Macassa
33c
18c
8»/2C
*
_
Long Point
30c
Placer
10c
.
Jan
A
,
Place Oil & Gas
Jan
16c
Mar
10c
.29%
1
Langis.Silver
Latin
24c
2.02
1*
Oil
Landa
"
2,500
Apr
82c
.
for Week
of Prices
Low
39VaC
Jan
51,000
32c
1
-:.™i
8e
21c
9.00
1
Mines
5c
8,000
25c
1
Gold
19,600
8 */2 c
20c
•
Gold Mines.!
La ma que
Jan
7c
8c
.
5c
••
Mines.
Osu
Feb
21c
1
Mines___
Luz Mines
-
-_1
_.
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Dufault
30c
1
;LiLL
Kopan Developments Ltd
Shore
12c
24V2C
1
J
Copper
Kirkland Towrxsite
La
8,000
21c
*
Mines.
Lake
8c
_
1
Kirkland Minerals
Lake
Mar
Sales
Range
High
'
Jan
55c
6c
,
•
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kilembe
20c
20,150
14c I&V2C
1
;
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping' Pound Petrol
Kenville
57,600
59c
14c.
1
•
Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
55c
«
1
Mines
Quebec
Jonsmith
57c
Shares
28c 32 V2C
3lVac
1
Mines
Joburke
Lake
Low
35c
Explorations
Joliet
'
.
Friday
S T O CK S
for Week
\
of Prices
43
(Range for Week Ended May 4)
Sales
Range
:
20o
Jacobus
Jaye
Last
"
Sale Price
.
""(2187)
,
Mar
Jan
75c
Apr
36c
Jan
65c
Jan
'
12V2C Apr
Zellers
———.—.—
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT~OF*TOWN
AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
^j^ery s^e (not
lot sale (not included in year's range). d Deferred
Included in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price. r Cash sale
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wiWhen issued,
x Ex-divideni.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
•No
par
value.
,
a Odd
ripuLr#^i
wd When deliv rcd.
,
<
s
(2188)
44
The Commercial and Financial
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
The following
quotation^ furnished
wide
national
distribution
(Quotations for Friday, May 4)
distribution.
primarily
in
The
the
"Eastern"
Eastern
Par
Electro-Voice
Industrials add Utilities
Electrolux
Inc
1
47 ¥2
13
-1
Acoustics Associates
10c
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co_*
Adler Electronics
Inc
10c
Aeronautical Electronics —1
Aerotest Labs Inc_,
10c
Corp
Electric
Acme
:>
i5%
14%
--1
Rents
Abbey
Ask
:
Accounting
;;V
29%
5
7
Gannon
77/a
16 ¥2
12 ¥t
13%
Oil
Ltd—
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37%
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10%
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41
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Reading & Dates Offshore
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20c
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3% ;
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Ask
(Quotations for Friday, May 4)
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Custodian
Keystone
2.42
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Fund
6.38
7.04
1
9.39
8.59
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9.21
10.05
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4.34
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1
5.48
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5.91
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1
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4.63
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5.52
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Ltd-1
15.57
16.85
5.28
5.75
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1
6.04
6.62
8.87
9.64
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3.61
3.95
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Fund
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Inc_
6.73
1
12.26
1
10.29
11.25
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Boston Fund Inc
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Cadiornta Fund Inc
1
11.91
13.02
18.92
20.68
14.77
14.66
7.16
7.83
15.63
17.08
>17.76
19.22
13.82
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Managed Funds—
13.37
Ltd
Canada
Blue
Ridge
General Fund—
Canada
Ltd
(1954)
-
1
1
11.06
12.09
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10.58
11.59
1
13.61
14.87
1
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1
50c
1
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1
Commonwealth Inc Fund Inc—1
Commonw'lth Int'l Gen Fd—1
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1
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Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Inc
1
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc—
1
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Corporate Leaders Trust Fund
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8.33
12.24
11.40
12.46
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2.54
3.85
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2.72
2.97
14.40
15.74
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21%
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8.30
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,
22.39
8.27
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17.10
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New
10.51
New
10.07
Nucleonics
3.34
3.67
York
5.96
13.38
17.28
2.22
6.46
Revere
2.38
2.62
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&
Scudder Stevens
1
8.31
15.71
9.22
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Snareliolders Trust of Boston—1
al8.91
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11.76
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Fund
Inc
9.25
10.76
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7.84
8.57
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17.89
6.74
5.27
5.76
Wellington
Boston—_1
12.10
13.22
Whitehall Fund Inc_J
Investors
Group Funds—
Investors Mutual Inc Fund—
11.51
12.44
Investors
18.70
10.35
11.07
6.92
>7.48
Fund
International
Investors
-
Fund————
Selective
Fund
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors Group Cdn Fnd Ltd
Research
Investors
Istel
6.05
1
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin Fund Inc——
1
13.41
3.43
3.75
9.26
10.12
10.20
1
34.10
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34.78
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B-2
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(Low Priced
Bonds)
Grade
1
25.13
26.23
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Bonds)_1
22.09
24.10
Second
15.63
17.05
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Bonds)
1
lo
185
201
Seaboard
*
16
17%
Seaboard Surety Co
5
50
53%
5
28%
32
90%
84
123
Amer
Tel
Tel
&
4%s_,
1994
Ask
58%
104
Appalachian Power 4%s
1992
101%
102
101%
101%
New
1979
106
110
Northern
4 (4s. 1975
121
125
51%
United
Ins
70%
74
United
103
103%
103%
Bausch &
4(is
Lomb Opt 4%s
8urlington
Industries
Carrier Corp 4(is
Duke Power 4(is
El
Paso
Ferro
1992
Natural Gas
Corp
Food
.1982
5%s_. 1977
107
1975
118
1981
97
104%
•
3%s
Machinery 3J/8s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
——
13G
76%
Variable
83%
Westchester Fire
45
10
US Life Ins Co in City of N Y.2
16%
48%
100
-
103%
104
Sunray DX
Telephone ,4%s__. .1987
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Hilton Hotel
ts
.1982
228
.1984
ww.
wa\
106
109%
1981
101
103
1987
k__
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Steel & Wire 4(is
Star Gas 4(is-
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&
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4%S
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■
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—
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-
1975
75
82
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77
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87
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;
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1992
101%
102
Westcoast Trans
100.3
3.20s
Aug.
1,
1962
100.5
3.10s
Oct.
1,
1962——.
100 .4
—.
100.1
100.6
99
Federal
100.1
99 .31
1963
,29
100.1
Land
100
100.2
1962——
100.16
100.20
Bank
J4%s Aug. ":i0,
•2%s Oct.
*___
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—
22,
1962
100.2
FeJ).' 20,
1963
100.11
2%s
May
1,
1963
99.18
1964
101.30
102.6
101.10
101.18
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100.6
100.15
99.22
100 .18
100.22
4%s Apr.
20,
100 2
100.6
4s
20,
101 .9
101.13
4s
Oct.
20,
101
101.16
100 .6
100.14
4s
Dec.
20,
101
101 .4
101.16
101.12
3%s Feb.
21,
100 .30
101.6
98.8
102. ,4
102.20
3%s May
4'As July
2.
1965
20,
101.24
102.8
1966
101 .24
102.4
4s
22,
1967———.—
100.30
101.2
1963
__
1964
Oct.
May
99.12
"99.28
98.24
103
104.8
5%s July
20,
108.16
4%s
Oct.
May
1968
1971
—
Feb.
12,
10,
Maturity-
102
103
3%s
102
4'/8S Feb.
104.24
3%s Sep.
Bid
May
15,
May
1971
1970
Power 4(is
1992
5%s_ .-—1988
1
97.8
.107
108
102.16
95.16
96.16
1972-1967
100.16
101.16
1,
103.16
99
1974
100
104.8
104.24
15,
1,
more
or
32nds
of
point
a
Bid
Ask
4%s Nov.
100.6
100
100.2
1962
100.12
100.7
1964
97,20
97.24
1964
1964
102.28
102.30
100.29
100.31
1964—
103.27
103.29
1964.
96.24
96.28
1964.
103.23
103.25
1964.
4%s Nov.
15,
100.17
100.19
1,
100.10
15,
100.29
1965
100.9
l%s Apr.
4%s May
1965
99.26
100.6
1963—
l%s
15,
1963
101
15,
1963
100.5
100.6
1,
1963
98.12
15,
1966—
1, 1966.
1, 1967
Apr.
Aug.
l%s Oct.
98.14
1966 wi
96.4
103.19
1966—
l%s April
101.1
May
Oct.
15,
1,
l%s
100.31
96
1,
4s
99.4
Oct.
3%s Feb.
100.7
99
May
102.22
1,
15,
99.17
>99.25
102.20
15,
99.15
1962—.
—
Aug,
3%s Aug
l%s Oct.
100.8
1962
1,
15,
15,
5S
100.16
1962
15, -1963
l%s Apr.
4%s May
3%s May
100.13
100.5
15,
15, 1963—
Dated
9-
10-
103.21
95.16
95.20
100
—
100.2
94.16
101.18
101.22
93.28
93.2
—
94.12
93.24
L_,
93.6
Due
Bid
Ask,
'
Rate
Due
Bid
4sk
6-
4-62
100
100.1
3%s
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.4
100.6
7-
2-62
100
100.2
3.30s
3-
1-62
12-3-62
100.4
100.6
1-61
8-
1-62
100
100.2
12-
4-61
9-
4-62
100
100.2
1-
2-62
10-
1-62
100.1
100.3
10, 1962
17, 1962
v
7,
June
44,
21,
1962
5,
July
2-63
100.3
100.5
4-63
100
100.2
Aug.
99.931
Aug.
23,
99.880
Aug.
99.829
Sept.
Bid
Ask
1962.
99.231
99.178
99.202
30,
1962_
1962.
99.125
99.144
6,
1962.
99.065
99.085
16,
99.254
*
39.771
99.778
Sept.
13,
1962.
99.011
99.033
1962—
99.719
99.726
Sept.
20,
1962.
98.950
98.972
1962
99.668
Sept. 21,
Sept. 27,
1962.
98.938
98.957
1962.
98.888
22, 1962
June
28,
1962_
July
1-
2-
Treasury Bills
99.980
99.823
1962—
2-62
1-62
Ask
99.875
31,
4-
5-
3%S
99.926
1962
June
*
3.25s
99.978
24,
June
99%
Dated
5-61
2-61
11-
May
123
12,
99.675
99.663
Oct.
4,
1962.
98.829
98.850
99.562
Oct.
11,
1962_
98.775
98.796
99.501
99.509
Oct.
15.
1962_.
98.752
98.770
99.475
__
99.624
99.554
1962
09.670
.99.616
1962
99.483
98.729
98.908
July
July
103%
103%
130
130
.120
103%
18,
1962.
98.711
1962—
99.444
99.453
Oct.
25,
1962.
38.656
1962—
99.391
99.400
Nov.
98.616
1962—_
1962-
98.601
2,
1,
99.338
99.348
Jan.
15,
1963.
97.997
98.018
9,
1962—
99.285
99.305
April
15,
1963_
97.199
97.218
1962
98.675
135
115
103%
Oct.
19,
Aug.
108
26,
Aug.
.102%
'
15,
July
106
—1981
108
96.8
Maturity—
100.1
100.12
_____
15, '1962
15,
one
Ask
100
1962
3%s Feb. 15, 1963
3 (As May
15, 1963 wi
Treasury Notes—
May
123'
.
104.24
107
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
Bid
71
102%
103.24
15.
20,
—
1970-1967—
15,
104
United States
101"%
98%
1,
101
1973
1977
Certificates of Indebtedness—
'May
May
115
117
Mar.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
3.20s
,
4 %s
4'As Feb.
4%s Jun.
3.05s
67
1982
—1971
West Penn
100.1
100.1
100
-
10, 1972—
June
1972
12,
Ask
1971
5%s
.100%*
Ask
100
107
5('8S Feb.
3.20s
101 %
Line—
Corp 5 (is
Industries 4%s
100%
Bid
1970—
101%
1982
5s
!
1987
point
a
1970—
3.15s
.
104%
4(4s——1987
Underwood
-
32nd§ of
more
1,
Rate
al9.81
101%
Am 5s ww—1967
Trans
4%
•
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Gas
or
100 .3
-
1962
1963
one
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
104%
Lgt 4%s—1992
1969
Textron Amer 5s
VTranscontGas Pipe
40%
20,
•
"
1981
Brass
Cash-
5s
5%s WW—;
Oil
37%
Cooperatives—
3.05s June 4, 1962
100
1 %s
108
of
14%
2
Banks lor
Jun.
Co
13%
Ask
3(As
a91.17
al0.83
112
Sheraton
81'A
1
3%s Apr.
1%8 Apr.
1973
Sperry Rand
Annuity Life Insur
101.16
\4s
2002
-
122
39%
36%
58
79
Ins—5
3
54%
15
101.16
25/ss Feb.
Serv—
Pub
Phoenix Steel 5%S
106
72%
100
7.60
7.03
111%
117
Insurance
70%
27
68%
100
Sep.. 10,
Aug: 10,
4%s Sep.
10,
15,
109%
.1977
Fire
S
67%
24%
102.16
Nov.
1977
&
U
144
5
103.16
Nov.
101%
Power
(Ala) 1
165
101.16
3(As
101 %
WW
America—2.50
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
19%
25%
158%
102.16
3%s
1994
5 (is
5
109
18
1969
8.56
7.83
101%
Pacific
•
22
1968—_______
1,
Pacific Petroleum
99
103
8
39%
20,
Oct.
Pacific Gas & Elec 4%s
122
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Y)
2
U S
5
88%
128
36%
20,
14.27"
13.20
"
101%
1976
General Port Cement 5s
General
Indiana
120
15,
15,
-1992
-
4%s
Telep
83
*
107
4%s July
5%s Feb.
Aug.
Aug.
1992
.108%
'
York
of
100
5
2
Security Life Ins
Co
47%
:
Standard Sec Ljfe Ins (N
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
Travelers Insurance Co
48
14%
43%
10
Co
52%
92%
_.,5
*
13%
4%s Mar.
Service—-
4%s
100%
Public
New Orleans
4 (is
1987
Oil
Ins
49%
5
80%
1
99
1 %s
Bid
Bonds—
Ashland
Life
Amer..
87
104.16
3%s
Security & Cony. Debentures Issues
Bid
of
Springfield Insurance Co
>-$6.50 preferred —
221
3.10s
Recent
Bonds—
Ins
40%
76
6.25
103
16.49
all.80
Inc
Fund
Life
36
Insurance.—1
Marine
98
16.09
al7.65
Inc—
Fund
Centennial
&
Southwestern
131.,
55
Fire
35%
10
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Natl Life
Paul
95
102
'
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St
90
32
103
a46.92
new
Exchange Fd_
Capital
Capital
(Texas)
139
Banks—
4s
11.15
a22.18
Inc
Fund
Fund
Street
Insurance
15
16%
7%
5
2
Y)
1969
15.17
al3.36
Inc
Investors
Republic
Republic
(N
132
'
Fund
Diversification
Federal
70%
Corp
1970
11,
33as Feb.
Congress
Street Fund
Inc
Devonshire Street Fund Inc—
Keystone Custodian Funds—
67
City Life Ins (Pa)
6%
10,
14.76
Funds—
Swap
Quaker
Reinsurance
4
__io
4s
'
Mutual Fund__l
(The)
,
18%
64%
1
10,
3s
J
1
Fund
Centennial
6.54
12.27
_i
Inc
Fund
Johnston
Fund
j
17%
60
Figures after decimal point represent
20.22
Slock
33%
(N C)
Apr.
12.42
6.17
Wellington Equity Fund
6.69
14%
31
Home
Apr.
19.45
11.33
Fund
7.32
America
of
1
Canada Ltd——1
5.38
Fund_lc
11.91
3%s Mar.
7.68
11.42
12.55
10.89
12,
8.07
4.92
11.47
AMbS Dec.
13.54
7.03
10.45
lc
Ltd—
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Investment
7.38
1
1
8.35
Intl Resources Fund Inc
of
1
Shares-1;
lc
10.39
11,
10,
15.56
14.24
LtdValue Line Fund Inc—
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10°
Wall Street Investing Corp
1 ■;
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
1
United
11,
4%s Jun.
4%s
12.39
Science
United
8.79
7.64
13
„10
10
Nov.
12, 1963
3%s May 11, 1964
Sep. 10. 1964
4%s
United Income Fund
United Funds
Co
Inv:
United Accumulated Fund
United Continental Fund
5.23
a28.52
2?86
Growth
13.08
8.46
9.76
Inst Foundation Fund
8.72-
8.00
11.97
Inc—
Funds
16,
4VaS
10.11
5.83
9.51
Life—_1
Fla)_2%
Life
73%
Owners
15.. 1963-
4%s
12.72
10c
Growth
Century
United
123
Pioneers
4%s
__
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd—_1
2.61
Investment
1
1
Fund
Television-Electronics
Fund
117
115
4%s
Inc
Fund
Stock
109
55%
;
_4
1962—
17,
4s
.
Farnham
&
67
5
52%
.—2.50
1962
15,
Sept.
4 %s
8.86
39%
14.44
7.74'
15,
37/8s Dec.
a37.16
Roe
Balanced
10.48
1
1
June
Loan
3%S Feb. 15
__
1
6.57
20th
Fund
May
3%s
16,23
20.59
Income
3s
42%
19.99
Investors
>
14.82
a21.31
Incorporated
Home
3.05s
11.99
1
•
Texas
Incorporated
Federal
15.85
8.20
Stein
8.50
5
10
Phoenix
Obligations of Government Agencies
10.19
9.42
1
Investors
Co—•
31 %
Accident—*—1
Standard
3%s Mar.
10.97
1* al0.26
Inc
Investors
Southwestern
&
50%
3 %s
14.54
Amer
Ins
40%
68 %
47%
__5
Ci
D
38
64
10
Co.
Philadelphia Lite Ins Co
Figures after decimal point represent
al0.23
Shares—1.25
Industry Inc
Smith (Edson B) Fund
12.51
Shares
1
12%
3%
29
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s Sep.
10,
1962
Clark—
American
in
Shares
8.98.
•
al9.59
8.45
7.06
Boston
Jefferson
Life
al4.02
Stock Fund Inc
Common
Shares Inc—1
1
of
Co
Insurance Co__
July
—1
25c
Clark Fund-1
Canada
of
50%
Life
205
Apr.
Inc
47%
Y
*
Insp & Insurance
Home
3 %s
Fund
50%
26%
Peoples
Hartford Steam Boiler
3VaS
Fund
Ins Co of N
(Wash
46%
47
.22
Insurance
5%
42%
2.50
1
Assoc*-
(Jacksonville
7.81
xll.95
8.88
8.09
Life
12.99
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Institutional
1
10.78
lc
lc
A....
7.15
11.42
Fund Inc.,
Gulf
10.02
9.79
10c
1
■..Class
17.08
8.17
10c
Gov
8.98
1
lc
—
Y
Republic Ins Co__
Govt
4.64
Fund
lc
Series H-C7
Institutional
4.25
Fund—
,_5
28 Va
3.33%
Pacific Indemnity Co
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
Bid
Inc
State Street
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Fund
15.67
7.69
5.34
&
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc—.—1
Funds Inc—
Income
15.51
2.81
Mutual Fund Inc
N
—
Globe
10.48
2.55
9.57
of
General Reinsurance Corp
Georgia Inter Life Inc. Co
Glens Falls
12.42
9.59
(Geo)
Putnam Growth
Co
Peerless
58
61
(Phoenix)-
12.27
12.30
Fund
Sovereign
shares
Growth Industry
Imperial
11.20
1
1
Bond shares
H-D A
•
Income—1
for
Fund
Northern
99
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
,
I
7.30
13.19
8.31
7.61
50c*
Ins
Northeastern Insurance
136
4%
Insurance—.
10.73
6.64
5.99
Life
Life
Interstate
9.80
1
1
Guardian
Series
17.57
Putnam
Scudder
7.75
Natl
Franklin
14.46
16.08
al3.95
Inc
&
Hamilton
;
13.23
1
1°
lc
lc
Shares—lc
Fund
,_lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
General
1
.
Insurance—_5
199
.
95
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
13.67
Puritan
~7.40
54%
5
130%
56%
Hanover Insurance Co__
12.51
Inc
5.94
Equip
First
Growth Stock
10c
Growth
Petroleum
(T Rowe)
7.00
6.81
12.17
a!5.79
2.50
4.96
Trust
7.83
1
—
Fire
Ins:
170
__5
11.26
Inc
6.40
2?. 03
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Fund
Provident
Group Securities—
Capital
Fund
28%
Accident
&
North River
'
Great Amer Life Underwriters—-
Pine Street Fund Iiic__
Fund
4.10
7.16
1
Philadelphia
17'/a
Life
11199967652045—,.
119967320
(Ky) 2
9.10
Fund
_.
Natl
36%
26%
(Ga) 1.25
6.37
Square .Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Cor-p
Funds-
15%
32
NY_2
8.80
Penn
4.53
Corp—.
General Investors
of
8.33
10
Capital
General
6.77
Fund Inc_l
Inc—
America
of
14.94
6.23
3.75
>
1
14.43
Series
Utility
Fund
37%
8.05
Inc
Fund
12.08
Securities
20.56
Fundamental Investor?
34
York
5.83
Inc
Street
13.28
series
stock
Preferred
Hampshire
New
1
Shares
19.02
series—
stock
16.78
Chemistry &
Oppenheimer Fund
15.98
Common
New
1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
William
One
18.14
Capital Fund
1
Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
—
49 %
41%
—_—1
Series
Fund
Electronics
Price
Custodian
46
38 %
1
_5
Employees Insur (D C)
4
Employ Life Iiis (D C)_1.50
Great American Lis (N Y)_
5
1
——
Stock
9.59
;9.58
Series
.
5.70
__1
Series
Series
England
8.81
Bond
49%
1
Stock
9.19
1
*
'
3.07
24.04
11.05
1
Series
Preferred
Pioneer
;
■„
15.52
1
Series-.:—-il;
Balanced
13.20
Franklin
Corp
'
■
National Securities Series—
12.07
Inc
46%
3.01
25c
Fund
5
22.22
9.26
Fund
Nationwide"Corp class A
al4.57
8.93
Mutual
78%
1
a21.72
Mutual
.0
1
Fund-;
Shares
Trust
10
20c
Florida
50%
74
Securities Co Inc_l
Nation Wide
50c
Stock Fund
50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Founders
47%
Mutual Shares Corn
9.20
14.38
12.38
Florida Growth Fund Inc
26%
5
1
Over-the-Counter
Industrial
Natl Old Line Ins A A com——1
National Union Fire
Mutual
10.42
Howard—
Financial
16%
—5
Found
47%
69
__lo
Insurance
43%
73%
(N J) —jl.25
Co
53%
63%
15%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
11.04
Fidelity
Fidelity
101
6%
5%
50%
59
*■
64%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Firemen's Fund (S F)
10.10
Fund
96
5%
4%
69
4.71
Stock
Growth
150
10.56
Growth
Federated
142
9.62
58.62
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
10
4.36
8.46
6.19
National Fire
1
13.58
13.82
109
Pyramid-Life Ins Co
Investment
12.81
Fund
102
Providence-Washington
Invest
5.51
94
10
1
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
86%
Mutual
16.69
88
Monument Life (Bait)
73
Mutual
7.57
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
11
81
18.04
20.55
29%
9%
69(4
16.51
7.59
31%
27%
4
15.95
9.59
27^
v
5
14.75
"new"
Maryland Casualty
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—-5
2
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Group
18%
176
16%
Y) "A"_2
Co
Ins
Eagle Fire Ins Co
145
17(4
15
Federal
9.36
Investing Foundation—1
"new"
168
Employers Reinsurance Corp
8.54
Mutual
58.08
Balanced
*
10.45
Series
138
Employers
11.73
Series
__10
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Connecicut Gen Life Insurance_5
Continental Assurance Co
5
Ins
.
1
(N J)
ComWealth Life Insur Co
Life
42%
90%
10
(N
Insur
40
7.68
7.01*
10.91
Insurance
Life
33%
of
5
Shippers
Casualty
Citizens
30
Co
86%
1
Beneficial Standard Life—
Boston Insurance Co___
Citizens
97
Penna—5
Assurance
5
Assurance
Coastal States Life
38%
91
Life Insurance Co of Va
14%
■
30%
(Birm)__2
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins
1
Lincoln National Life Insur—5
34%
13
Ask
28%
>35
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
32%
30
31
(Newark N J)__2%
Companies Inc_l
Re-insurance
&
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Life Assurance——:
2
133
1
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Eastern
9.56
16.93
&
9.11
27%
Mercury (Wash D C)
Nat His
(Galveston)-
Bankers
25.14
Fund—
C)
Dividend
Fund
8.34
23.00
9.98
11.72
Eaton
—1
interest—1
beneficial
(B
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund__l
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd
Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
Dei.i Vegh
Stock
Growth
Inc
1
1
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
De; Vegh
Investors Trust
10.73
1
Diversified Income Fund
Delaware
shares
Investors
Units of
Investment Inc
Western
2.32
Massachusetts Life Fund—
13.87
12.69
—
Crown
3.52
3.22
X
lc
Fund
7.62
11.26
Fund
2.23
shares of beneficial int__33%c
Inc
of
Fund
Colonial
2.04
_lc
Mass
Chemical Fund Inc
Chase
3.85
lc
,
shares
Massachusetts
Life Ins Shares &
Stock Fund-
Growth
3.52
25 %
Assur—5
Life
American
Transport
Growth
Fund Ltd
Century
Paper shares—
Petroleum
2.82
Special Investment shares
Inc
Canadian International
Capital
•
2.60
Id
shares
al6.11
lc
General Industries
Metal shares
Amer
Amer
*
Life
Fla)
Home
Amer Ins Co
American
a30.31
lc
Electric shares
;
.
——
Fund
Canadian
•V
1
26%.
Fidelity & Casualty_5
preferred,:
5
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
(Jacksonville
19.16
12:68
24%
Casualty (111)_i
American General Insur Co_i.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
12.85
17.53
1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund
13.66
11.76
1
Life
Liberty Natl Life Ins
$1.25 conv
16'A
.1
Lexington Income Trust
Life: Insurance Investors Inc
Insurance Stk Fund Inc
11.28
Fund
Axe-Templeton Growth
37%
Equitable
American
7.37
15%
35
American
5.06
Com
10
Co
78%
Bid
Par
127
American
15.55
1.74
&
;".>>.' •'-'■>>>
73
5
Insurance
Amer Life
Ask
3.50
Insurance
Agricultural
13.68
1.58
Trust
Life
All
'23.82
9.12
Mutual Fund Inc
American
Atomics
Fund
Investors
American
Associated
(Discount Bonds)
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
10.25
7.95
Fund inc
Advisers
Bid
Par
Aetna
B-4
Affiliated
Companies
Ask
v
2.25
•
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
■
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
.
.
96
99%
■
FOOTNOTES
,
•No
par
New
York
value,
Stoclt
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
t New stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
wi When
Ex-dividend,
k Admitted
issued,
y
to
Ex-
listing on the
dividend.
stock
Volume 195
Number 6157
.
.
The
.
Commercial and
Chronicle
Financial
(2191)
47
1
■
THE
-in
Bank
COURSE
liminary figures compiled by
of
OF .BANK
clearings this week will show
the
an
increase
CLEARINGS
compared, with
a
country, indicate that for the week
ended
at
week
same
in
gain for the week ending Friday, of 8.8%.
a
1962/^
'"
York
$17,846,789,814
+
8.8-
1,477,455,042
+
7.8
*1,215,000,000
1,157,000,000
+
1,006,140.000
908,044,345
Philadelphia
San
18.321.419
1,397,365,443
1.305.802,744
515,676,834
454,700,000
+
1,025,933,000
Francisco
898,792,628
2,377.988
2,555,086
2,234,110
9.3
4,521,472
4,361,465
8.0
1,155,000,000
1,238,000.000
—37.7
4,507,140
4
—13.3
4
19.4
4
6.1
—22.9
7.0
i
4,696,773
7,936,329
7,459,591
3,838.919
-
6,326,514
6,453.255
25.418,777
24,511,134:
16,548,627
19,161,557
1,231,294,439
1,315,446,977
.
492,798,215
618,248,906
431,628,700
433,172,988
290,541.950
654,225,238
4
l'.O
670,379,539
619,146,820
69.700.200
72,232,700
72,567,700
15,992,854
81,574,300
—11.0
14.262,743
+ 12.1
12,668,054
12.787,792
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
L.
627.072.967
cities)
(7
'
13,201,270
331.954.921
495.695.171
1,730,280,253
13.207.216
1.0-
15.583,868
14,600,57)
574,779,653
526,113,83).
1.689.837,301
1,549,192,20U
+ 26.5
1,574,012.043
13,355,058
J'
—
9.9
+
+ 16.3
Baltimore
14.231.804
8.5
+ 13.2
719,056,109
1.5
4
Youilgstown
1.9
557,925,218
+
660,725,401
;
12,911.492
302.555,307
Mansfield
—19.9
Cleveland
H- i
13,109,022
Cleveland
+14.2
r___
2,192 299
2,351.877
328,144,255
Cincinnati
5.0
463,300,000
Pittsburgh
5.808,721
28.510.178
Ohio—Canton
+ 10.8
412,917,907
Louis
—22.8
4,357,837
14,127,292
,
1,930,358
(a)
30,243,952
Columbus
City
5,475,166
(a)
cities)
4.2
+
—
6,937,054
(9
$
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1,593,141,658
Boston
St.
* %
1961
$19,424,043,546
Chicago
Kansas.
6,859.291
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
Total
Week Ended May 5—
New
1.230.000,000
5,946,98b
f
New
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
'
1,329.900,000
3,408,330
.«
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative sum-1
$
2,334,280
4,565.338
Scranton
for this week follows:
1,965,615
(a)
4,138,603
York
center; there is
mary
V
1959
."1
1.962,736
1,517,965
Chester
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
1960
or
Dec. </o
2,045,262
Bethlehem
At this
1961.
Inc.
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Saturday, May 5, clearings for all
$33,751,579,828 against $31,398,238,174 for the
1961
s
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
be 7.5% above those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals
stand
1962
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
year
r
basedjrjaon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
•
Week Ended April 28
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
0.4
—
west
Ten
cities,
five
days
$26,849,086,138
Other
cities,
five
days
5,752,078,075
$32,601,164,213
1,150,415,615
$33,751,579,828
+
5,496,299,500
+
4.6
$30,298,978,272
+
7.6
1,099,259,902
+
4.7
$31,398,238,174
+
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
8.2
5,644,999
4.907.920
23,179,254
+ 15.0
5.670.736
5,133,070
7.5
$24,802,678,772
.
Richmond
South
225,325,809
Carolina—Charleston
20,704,000
*
252,288,183
12.0
18,428,000
20,426.000
—10.7
238,239,146
234,641,13(>
I
All
all
.cities,
cities, five days
one
day
9,980,987
9.888,739
I
0.9
9,787,605
451,563,296
408,444.855
t
10.6
400,738.062
District
156,507,942
152,840,502
I-
2.4
121,502,995
389,042,322
129,055,08-?.
872,202,287
849,074,199
+
2.7
794,366,544
788,043,378
31,323,578
of
Columbia—Washington
Total
all
cities
for
week
cities)
(6
**
Total
k
>
9,685,766
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaI
Complete and exact details
issue of next week.
our
for
the
week
covered
the foregoing
by
We cannot furnish them today,
we
elaborate
detailed
statement,
able to give final and
are
April 28.
For the week there
week in 1961.
at
this
center
present
was
decrease
a
of
35,207,382
169,704,494
156,963,411
H.l
159,995,537
V
115,324,785.
453,100,000
446,700,000
I.4
431,100,000
413,076,860
8.044,410
7,552,031
6.5
7,546,575
5,610,408
5,171,571
8.5
5,645,884
vi
it
6,764,150
Macon
5,133,411
.
Florida—Jacksonville—.
303,350,883
284,053,762
6.8
300,187,905
320,616,156
18,310,846
250.398,528
28.0
265,952,113
248,629,727
14,614.979
>5.3
15.004,928
783,172
788,625
0.7
738,772
663,861
308,183,000
302,572,504
+
1.9
290,717,388
220,814,848
1,623,760,590
1,503,302,202
4
8.0"
1,512,096.484
1
267,319,380
Alabama—Birmingham
below,
further
4.6
Augusta
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
we
34,486,791
1,352,669,527
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Orleans
—
13,612.923
7.9%, the aggregate clearings for
Total
$27}687,336.607 against $30,075,755,685 in the-
cities)
(10
a
Outside of this city there was a gain of 6.5%, the bank clearings
Seventh Federal Reserve
showing
decrease
a
of
We group
19.1%.
District
the
totals
register
a
Michigan—Ann
of
1.0%,
3,286,133
102,485,000
Indianapolis
101,042,000
10,763,218
Wayne 1
Indiana—Fort
14,199.709
10,265,531
15.450.769
215
2,123,063
3,864,894
4
20,197,625
14,094,643
14,537,565
+
2,577,319
20,794,322
Rapids
Lansing
the
in
and
Arbor
Grand
falling off of 18.5%, but in the
improvement
an
District-Chicago-
to the
the cities according
located and from this we note that in
.the New York Reserve District the totals record
Reserve
cases
which
however,
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
Boston
36,057,221
Nashville
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
the whole country having amounted to
same
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week ends
as
at time of going to press.
not available
are
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
the
in
appear
Georgia—Atlanta
Saturday and the Saturday figures
In
inasmuch
will
3.0
17,165.681
17,165,040
0.7
10,583,426
12,493,379
—
5.9
14,555,563
14,093,942.
I
1.4
106,597,000
113,346,000
+
4.9
11,071,518
—
•
Philadelphia Reserve District of 7.0%.
Reserve District the
In the Cleveland
totals
Reserve District
by 8.0%.
Des
9.1.%.
In
the
Dallas
Reserve
District the
totals
suffer
a
decline
of
5.2%,
4,508,826
7,817,828
66,807,143
2,204,858
1,517,504,192
Decatur
the
Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
San Francisco
In
the
following
District of
we
furnish
•
1st Boston
3rd
-
_
a
'
■'
_12 cities
._
and
in the
'1962
9
1,100.346.529
17,418,140,565
1,024,124.134
975,323.183
1,397,365,443
1,305,802,744
+
7.0
1,231,294,439
1,315,446,977
7
"
1,730,280,253
1,574,012,043
+
9.9
1,689,837,301
1,549,192,206
6
"
872,202,287
849,074.199
+
2.7
794,366,544
1,623,760,590
1,503,302,202
+
8.0
1,512,096,484
1,352,669.527
+11.2
_
5th Richmond
_
6th Atlanta
"
2.015,457,412
1,811.621.422
1,695,953.188
"
824,845,759
782.921,494
+
5.4
822,072,151
"
717.357,370
657,536,671
+
9.1
656,765,098
._9
"
758,772,476
+
5.0
11th Dallas
_
•_
_
746,605,084
710,598,215
6
"
717,405,012
756,539,544
10
"
1,689,045,844
1,569,122,440
27.687,336,607
30.075.755,685
13,958,052,088
13,107,334,580
______._
12th San Francisco
_
New
*
796,456,917
106 cities
—
Outside
York
■
3,847,900
City.
week
ended
add
5.2
693,136,670
our
detailed
statement
1,472,163,298
.'
>•.
—
+
7.9
26,888.185,240
26,004.762,815
6.5
12,790,235,818
«
Inc.
1961
or
Dec. %
.
..
8,080,583
+
11.8
7,958,253
v.
146,272,935
2.907,610
3,069,8485
5.4
822,072,151
759,938,'i41
+
.
7.427.182
9,283,554
450,692,509'
907,834,211
3,985,100
10,048,829
+
5.8
9,267,350
10,126,928
3,618,891
4,219,217
5,843,752
6,268,786
15,660,749
15,866,972
717,357,370
657,536,671
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota.—Aberdeen
(7
851,411,725
BIO,444,380
+ 15.7
4,090,522
_
—
1,225,739
+
28.6
+
0.5
+14.1
1,574.129
1,457.446
3,913,200
3,920,627
14,658,976
16,438,459
17,776,486
-
15,739,324
+ 12.9
14,678,196
53,643,605
+
6.0
53,765,874
.
cities)
—
\
cities)——
22,540,823
26,908,429
+
6.9
40,648,600
43,614,400
+
1.2
3,216,221
1.0
1,024.124,134
975,323,183
-
29,391,238
147,987,329
3.7
24,458,635
27,881,951
+
5.8
165,391,648
144.977,734
—
+
3.2
2,879.054
2,852,557
3,573,710
+
15.5
3,721,892
3,497,434
13,729,284,519
—
16,968,421,105
50,231,045
Rochester
Syracuse
_
36,084,521
—19.1
48,264,950
+
4.1
32,040,154
.
—13.6
1.235,352
,
1,431,358
9^0,444
757,850
9.0
8,221,520
11,990.030
187,391,056
11.7
185,109,361
177.521.78).
—
5,5
9,976,980
Total
New
(9
Jersey—
cities).
—
+
12.6
14,097,949,431
13,684)546,685
44,424,156
54,422.894
29,933,184;
5.9
29,840,527
31,398,347
2.0
491.893,386
460,392,323
15,045,453
758,772,476
12.7
12,157,719
14.6
6,^6,194
5,765,49(5
5.0
746,605,084
710,598,-215
'13,017,546
4
6,025.560
+
/'
!
U
>'•
.1-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
14,809,974
633,818,080
45,375,459
5,714,000
5,984,500
Dallas
Worth
—
Falls
"
12,792,370
11,702,999
Louisiana—Shreveport
—10.1
16,476,619
667,939,508
46,849,197
•
5,914,000
6,567,850
18,411,445
16,837.448
5.1
602,612,770
559,127.330
3.1
46,688,638
42,213,330
—
—
—
—
•—
5,689.100
6,129,000
3.4
8.9
6,392,676
6,971,213
8.5
12,902,141
13,094,167
*<
80,965,346
+
2.0
75,075,876
78,595,845
112,917,303
104,842,726
+
7.7
96,836.982
5.2
693,136,670
+
9.9
214,729,532
223,969,717
+
0.1
5,697,226
6,769,258
+13.6
231,695,087
203,302,637
108,930,890
29,155,416
110,132,581
756,539.544
717,405,012
Cities)
(6
i:
343,932,600
—
Total
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
5,989,318
Lake
California—Long
■
\363'*8t'ioZ
>^32,681,137
,
City—
Beach
29,528,212
15,980,942
Pasadena
San
Francisc~0—,
Jose
Santa
.
—
%
926,322,001
JZ'SHll'
—
18,574,7^5
Barbara
l?Sckton
Total
21sno?m!
5,981,032
+ 16.4
114,032,778
+
fHog 819
lo,c>29,ol.7
ti'JSoo™
17,182,^76
".259,262
1,689,045,844
1,569,122,440
7.3
Cities).—
17,418,140,565
—18.5
14,550,670,858
14,114,530,963
total
Grand
Outside
New
*
(106
cities)
York City
Estimated,
27,687,336,607
13,958,052,088
(a) Clearings operations
4.8
796,869,669
749,417,193
+
15.5
39,540,761
34,285,000
+
8.1
12,696,628
16,535,499
13,527.732*
*
'—16:7
+,
30,075,755,685
13,107,334,580
discontinued.
'
20,161,195
16,312,590
+
1
<•?
30,249,046
3.3
—
884,232.295
i-ueo.oes
(10
r
Francisco—
234,82?'??£
...
89,062,354
14,202,813,191
•
1
+
9,755,982
7.6
1,472,163,298
1,401,570,347
7.9
26,888,185,240
26,004,762,815
6.5
12,790,235,818
12,320,216,130
28,743,509
82,607,961
\3&
6,080.125
10,714,575
29,753,842
500,764.159
—
Jersey—Newark
1,346,74-4
5.5
9,544,997
Texas—Austin
San
2.654,007
4,127,385
._^t
662,774,648
—
Yakima
2,739,488
Elmira
cities)
(9
Utah—Salt
28,295,013
656,765,098
796,456,917
Springs
Oregon—Portland
156.525,956
9.1
+
510,979,597
14,669,068
6,904,691
!
Joseph
Oolorado—Colorado
Washington—Seattle.
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
New York—Albany
15,549,35:->
/2,904,863
+
^1,100,3461529
.■
6,530,667
14,567,466
31,509,865
Galveston
6.9
1,088,909,885
6,411,426
1.3
—
1,062,984
—
Wichita
+
3,324,265
3,365,110
—_—
4,137,53)
3,609,494
6.8
—
1,004,462
10,529,036
Wichita
12,414,035
40,271,000
43,034,900
-
City-
1,067,271
...
44,905,326
27,169,302
•
t
3,578,059
4.439.389
19,110,143
—14.2
10,400,896
209,392,031
Total
0.4
—
1,576,039
Island—Providence
Northern
?
166,254,100
9,494,217
7,056,251
•;
New
I
I
211,795,908
170,516,98)0
164,034,997
St.
29,041,490
York
.
231,447,504
9.5
451,447,183
Kansas—Topeka
3,460.191
56,838,354
—
Hampshire—Manchester
New
6.6
+
4.8
Fort
Jamestown
4
'—15.1
158,133,568
•I
Missouri—Kansas City
3,888,132
Haven
Total. (12
398,800,000
+ 14.4
Nebraska—Fremont
S
$_
''
New
417,200,000
—21.2
Total
1959
1960
+ 20.2
21.807,628
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
3.4
9,297,633
Omaha
4,087,224
4.460.970
—i.--- •*
—
Springfield
New
+
6,448,93,0
1,730.692,030^
175,496,311
Lincoln
4,609,086
River
_
1,695,953,188
436,893,535
Helena
Aprir28
903,890,941
Massachusetts—Boston
Worcester
+11.2
12,320,216,130
9,034,180
_
12,079,05(>
5,780,643
7,326,647
Montana—Billings
4,911,345
—
__
15,609,747
12,706,119
+
-I
183,975,423
1
South
1,401,570,347
+
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
Bedford
14,117,081
1.0
24.0
i-
District—Minneapolis-
Hastings
S
New
7.856,478?
490,883,079
Duluth
—
North
showing the figures for each city for the
1962
Clearings at—
Lowell
1,247,374.^39
7,459,369
Paul
St.
643,932,600
7.6
—
Week Ended
Fall
1,345.060
1,209,387,044
Minneapolis
Minnesota
April 28 for four years:
Portland
1.188,593
.
8 5
—17V.^
782,921,494
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
now1
We
M5.Tr
+
!•
662.774,648
._
10th Kansas City
'
^
Ninth Federal Reserve
759,938,741
7
4* 22.4
1,730.692,030
4
.
9th Minneapolis
Total
17
.
8th St Louis
21,198,997
206,340.026
824,845,759
Tot\al (4 cities)—
'
7th Chicago
63,458,857
18,187,979
n
3,266,655
788,043,378
"
4th Cleveland
60,089,096
1.2
414,600,000
219,951,147
173,127,957
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
"
7,835,090
12.0
4
—
1,811-.621,422
428,500,000
Kentucky—Louisville
14,114,580,963
9
-
8,364,439
7,940.879
2,015,457,412
Louis
14,550,670,858
,_10
Philadelphia
Missouri—St.
1.0
+
2.1
+..
13,553,192
0,850,394
Cities)
—18.5
1,088.909,885
14,202,813,191
"
S
S
14,958,539
13,687,147
_
(17
168.842.202
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
1960
or
Dec. %
$
Total
5,453,079
190,021,897
6,883,293
12.307,684
Peoria
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
$
—
York
of 5.0%,
Spring! ield
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARJNGS
Inc.
1961
■
Week Ended April 28—
2nd New
increase
an
7.6%.
5,654,677
5.7
£.301,093
1,311,507,535
7,471,641
•
Rockford
Reserve
22,587,721
11,721,534
—10.8
59,622,902
22,326,874
-
Illinois—Bloomington——_
Chicago
but in
196,242,214
7,656,907
Rapids
City
4
5,134,194
185,009,944
Moines
Sioux
11.2%; the St. Louis Reserve ^District of 5.4%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District
of
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
gain of
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a
Eend-.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
larger by 9.9%; in the Richmond Reserve District by 2.7%, and in the Atlanta
are
South
Terre
.-
'
T
J
%
0"
4
-
43
(2192)
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES"
Redemption Calls and Sinking
requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week
just passed.
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
APRIL
FEDERAL
27,
1962,
RESERVE
TO
MAY
BANK
3,
1962,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
"I
"
'''
f
"
'IIIM.il.
Il;.< I
■'
1.1111
..
I
■■ mm
I
Monetary
Unit
Noon
Rate
Buying
for
1
Cable
11
transfers
—■
In
'
I
New
"
York
(Value
In
■."LI...
United
I
I
1930
III.'
States
will
Below
INCLUSIVE
-
.
and
found
be
Friday
•.■/'•vv''": ":" 3
'
1
!
-
'
'
••
Argentina,
peso
_
pound
2.240637
F
^
(Metropolitan),
.
.210562
.00310700
.00310700
.204050
.249937
franc_
new
.249918
.210620
Ireland,
pound
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
__
New
/>,.00310700
.250050
.210700
.210712
2.812740
1st
2.812460
.00161100
.00161100
.00161100
.00276225
.00276233
.00276241
.00276266
.327633
.327666
.0800560
.278068
.278031
2.784158
2.784257
2.784316
__
dollar
pound
"
.327733
,
>•;
.0800560
.277866
peseta
v
krnna
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling:
.140250
.140233
.0350333
.0166506
.0166506
.0166506
.194200
.194250
.194287,
.194325
.230512
.230209
__
.230195
1.400826
1.401115
2.8121Q0
2.812740
of
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
/
1962
-
Gojd
certificate account
Redemption fund for F. R.
Total
gold
certificate
notes..
reserves
U.
S.
and
Bought
153
outright
under
Total
+
-373
4,977
+
5
16,969
bought
S.
million, and included
million
in
Dallas
4
the
decrease
a
outright
Gov't
of
+
36
Savings deposits
"other"
securities-
deposits
of
Federal
2,501
rowings from others decreased $193
+
73
393 ;
+
+
Reserve
Banks
increased
$42
loans
and
securities
29,544
Cash
items
Bank
premises.
107
assets—i
445
Other
in
of
process
collection
(1,079)1
5,294
domestic commercial banks decreased
15
+
-
—
+
•
assets
(1,508)1
51,997
+
:
428
,
Commercial
—
Fedefal
Reserve
notes
I
(429)
28,122
;.'38
16,960
33
Deposits:
Loans
Member
U.
S-
bank reserves..
Treasurer—general
account
/■"/ 667 ;;,
513
+
116
-
....
194
...
Other
26
400
—
U.
Total
85
Other
"
deposits...
liabs.
and
18,221
accrued
+
142
+
"
+
230
+
634
75
4-
2
+
lor
-
paid
in.
•
454
;
capital
+
888
j,
__
+
.
*31
71
S.
94
+
16
.
securities.....
securities
...
financial
428
51,997
of
gold certificate
deposit
and
F.
R.
reserves
note
+
liabilities
After
combined
34.7%
.!%■
■
—3.4%
Contingent
liability on acceptances
purchased for foreign correspond-
securities-
-total
five
with
_
years
.
years
97
5
—
____
Reserve
_
Banks....
•
parentheses
the
.are
eliminations
process.
May
3,
1
1961
figures
made
I >
in
the
consoli¬
4
LIABILITIES—
"
U.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
deposits
•
banks
of
the
Federal
Reserve
System in leading
shows^ the following principal changes
S.
and
adjusted!
ended
to
the
domestic
commercial
million;
these
<<*!)
and
loans
in demand
banks, and
Government
deposits credited
an
increase of
dealers
during the comparable week
decreased
for
5.36%
+
1,068
5.507c
+
718
+
48
*
72
8
344
—
+
344
—
+
$135 million.
and
2
1,757
+
Loans
a
a
■
97
net
of
—
+
10,832
257
2,232
—
+
+
2,118
1.4l7
+
ago,
brokers
1924
May 31
1.
Corp.—
1964
-
1934
*
—July !
♦
'
;
.
:
v
June
1,7
1708
Ltd.—
Co.
B
preferred
stock—,.
issue.
Jun
,
20
*
.
i
+
213
+
599
-
—
83
1,517
+
989
39
+
'
242
26
—
96
+
•
+
7,338
45
3,904
+
official institutions, etc.
2,106
banks
+
30
+
658
1
+
53
14
352
4
+
7
117
266
liabilities
:
,
:
302
55
120
+
13,142
._
5-15
1
6-
1
5--7
6-
1
5-
Xquar.)
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
$1.34
5-
purchasing
or
$159
carrying
U.
S.
749
Govern¬
million,-and their loans
carrying "other" securities decreased
$11 million.
Loans to sales and personal
financing in¬
stitutions increased $16
million; real estate loans in¬
creased
$83 million; and "other" loans increased
$72
million.
7
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-
7
$1.25
6-
1
5-
7
(quar.)__
$1.21 %
6-
1>
5-. 7
(quar.)__•
(quar.)
7
1
5-
7
1
";-.5-
7
1
5-
Hose
Ruboer
&
(quar.)
District
Electric,
preferred
6-
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-15
6-! 1
5-15
$1.18%
1
5-15
1
Co.—
.1
20c
1
5
& Galvan,
Inc.
6-11
5-21
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
6-
1
4%
5-15
10c
(stock
1
$1 P9
1
5-21
6-
50c
Co.,
common
(quar.
4.367c
preferred
(quar.):
Equity Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (quar.)
6-11
46V4C
Gas
Ets-Hokin
5-18
25c
:
Special
Equitable
"6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Oil
State
Semi-annual
-5-10
41c
(quar.)
preferred
5-18
50c
(incr -quaf.)
com.
7 "
30c
5-15
dividend)
c
'
5-11
5-
Evans
Rule
Fafnir
Co.
Bearing
(quar.)
1
Co.
(quar.)
Falcon Seaboard Drilling
Fall
River
payment
Gas
Co.
50c
Co.
at
this
(quar.)..
deposit
$1.68
prox.
Bros,
receipts
less German
(payment
of
tax
&
5-15
5-
5-15
15c
Traders
1
ap-
257c )__
18%
6-
8
6c
v
~A.„—
Life
■'
4-30
5-
7
4c-
(quar.)
—
Farmers
'
45C
Record Plan
(initial)
Farberwerke Hoechst A G (Germany)—
American
5-22
time)
Family
Farmer
6-15
(Del.)—
omitted
-
<4-30
•'
5-- 7
5-24
4-20
,
4-20
,
Insurance—
"
'Syracuse)
Fedders
$7.50
Corpf
F'ed-Mart
(quar.) ______—
Corp.
:
Compress
Federal
Insurance
—
30c
National
Mortgage
(quar.)
Assn. (monthly)
Monthly
Federal
Screw
Metal
4.607c
Works..
pfd.
5-15
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-21
6-11
'
37V2C
27c
5-18
5-15
.
4-30
6-15
_________
Paper Boaia
6-15
..
6-
.25c
.
Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal
■
'
(quar:)____
(ouar.)
5-28
,
I2V2C
.
Warehouse
&
7-'l
.25 c
_______
(quar.)
28%
6-15
25c
—____—
c
5-31
6-15
..
-
5-31
6-
...
1
5-
<quar.)_
15c
6- 1
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.l.:^.^.,
:
5-21
Field (Marshall)
(see Marshall Field & Co.)
Fields Plastics & Chemicals
(initial)_'_—„
':10c"
5-25
Filtra-Sonic Corp.
(stock dividend)
10%
5-30,
Filtrol Corp. (Del.)
'
'...
45c- .-6-22;
Firemen's Insurance ( Washington, D. C.)—
1
5-
Mfg.
_
ment securities decreased
for purchasing or
7
$1.37 Va
(quar.)...
-
6-
Fiat
CAPITAL. ACCOUNTS
6-30
6-
6-
57c
255
193
5.318
_
42
1,976
•
32 Vac
$1.02 Va
'■■$1.06%
...
6-
Federal
Banks
1
1
(<fuar.
$1.60
Empire
2,341
-,L
188
...
+
19
+
7,821
•
of Rec.
\
Co.—
\
(auar.)__
preferred
Extra
3,381
Holders
$1.42
11
—
£8
+
31,723
Gas
Storage Battery Co. (quar.)
Electrographic Corp.
(quar.)
126
+
33
45,513
When
Share >; Payable
856
1,023
F
;
Reserve
1,
$1.41 }/A
Federal
Federal
stock
1924
(quar.)
Empire
2,369
24
692
i
deposits—totalli
interbank
others
*
*
May.'7
—Jur* 15
(quar.)
287
498
deposits
From
Nov.
Electric
159
+
10,796
political subdivisions.......
From
pfd.
1971
preferred
4%7c
Foreign:
Other
due
preferred
173
■—
—
5,146
...
banks
Commercial
.
.
.
preferred
1,008
5
—
66,274
_____
Governments,
'
•
1
5.657c
+
Borrowings:
year
to
Domestic
;
,
Jun
DIVIDENDS
(quar.)
(Common
deposits
time
and
Page
"
,
pfd. stock—.—___May 31
Company
preferred
+
v;
40
2,593
savings
Savings
;
1976
1,
6.40%
+' 2,984
106
•
351:
.—
55
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
States
*
5.687c"
1,333
14
+
2,774
1,926
+
26
—
89,564
•
political" subdivisions
savings
Dec
this
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.8772
.1.058
—
+
Governments, official institutions, etc.
$599
*
72 7c
$5
457
+
14 ;
+
64,321
Commercial
Other
S.
million in U. S. Government demand
deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
$209
week
April 25: Decreases of $188 million in loans ad¬
justed, $344 million in holdings of U.
securities, and $989 million
5
163
interbank:
Commercial
1
Co.—
due
Service
class
in
Natural
4 74%
736
Foreign:
cities
June
bonds
B
cumul.
due
preferred
preferred
+
.
Government
Domestic
Time
for
Paso
Common
23
< 7
——
Mutual
weekly Reporting member
El
+
83
—
155,779
_
deposits—totals
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States
of
,/
.
;
Demand
statement
158
8
r+
4,693
aseets/liabilities
Demand
condition
5
+
16
+
M
revised.
*
1&70
Date
.
-
.
due
Per
4
1,571
assets—net
Total
<5S>
The
+
1
+
12,798
51
Other
in
1
+
6,339
14,808
4,548
13,902
_
-
dating
••
2,365
_
Figures
,';
4,037
...
Federal
1/ 1979—Jun
520
+
;
4.107c
32,097
_
bills
Other securities
Reserves
Public
non-cumul.
Name of
—
17,231
1,607
five
15
May 15.;
CALLED
Ltd.—
A
series
Chemical
Manufacturing
Electric
to
due June
7
bonds
.
**0
—
2 324
loans
One
1982.,.il
1,
257
11
117
-
3,266
2,685
to
June
Continued from page 13
"
Government
May
ISSUE
series
Co.
&
208
159
1,412
\
Ratio
."
_
—
_/
Treasury
due
*
s,'
;
.
Stone
Cut
1 043
+
institutions
*3
—
series
1
;
_
accounts
dollar
:„___Jqn
9,423
+
700
U.
:__l
4,682
10
866
r
2,586
Other
*
-
9 471
+
2,308 "
t:
carrying
or
_'
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other
+
1
1961
+
+
"X '
v
13,840
CAPITAL
Capital
412
+
&
mtge.
•Announced
'
Other
50,561
2080
1
rl.'i—_——Jun
1977——.——
series C,
mortgage
Field
1st.
-
1 *
-
•
,
2079
Corp.—
due
"V
-,
»
-
.
.
Jun
:
Co.—
debs,
debentures
4'/o
Apr. 26,
203
-—
-•
Government
.
—
1968——l—
bonds
&
f.
s.
first
Woods
188
—
1,364
-
purchasing
Loans- to nonbank
1
1
Louis—
American Gold & Platinum Co.—
Eight yeS\G% subord. debs, due July 1,
w
37
dividends
>■
gen.
372%
•'.//
Jun
1986—Jun
aue
Co.—
Crushed
Marshall
1
pur
securities —.
loans
S.
Other
801
4,143
Other
for
or carrying:
Government securities
S.
32,778
.
dealers
and
1,
mtge. bonds,
Pittsburgh Coke
to
587
—
74,483
_
loans.
._—
brokers
to
Other
12
•+
85
+
U.
fu
industrial
chasing
215
+
-
and
57c
series
v.. ■';+/■';* V
1989__/__—_
1,
St.
National Corp. SI.50 cumul,
Harrisonville Telephone Co.—
•
57c
595
1
Foreign
.
120,482
.
„
Agricultural loans
+1,114
;
adjusted*
June
of
1,
1980—.Jun
5% '
SS Philippine.
Bonds,
r
Co.—....
due
Co.
June
&
ciebs.
2036
2026
—Jun
Southeastern
1962
122,089
+2,685
Loans
1981
due
1
May 15
(In millions of dollars)
•
_
'
—
Diamond
bor¬
Loans
Apr. 18, \
„
1962
ASSETS—
June
E
Marine
5 V* %
Power
June
Light
1st
5'/2 7c
$8 million.
Apr. 25,
**
LIABILITIES—
due
*
1923
1977
:
Co.
bonds
due
due
IS8I1
Investment
Gas
Canada
Increase ( + ) or
1
135
series
due
mtge.
1
r—.May 15
Company and Issue—
the
Decrease (—) Since
817
+
1
1931——Jun
1,
South
_
Total
but
million.
+ 2,647
212
•K'
—
June
2031
1-, 1987_.Jun '1
1963
472%
million
.
1
Jun
due June
due
series
ENTIRE
2,574"
195
'
■■
Bear
Light &
debs,
5l/4 7c
,
%
Total
debs
debs,
Merchant
Electric
debs,
Woods
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
517
1,232
+
bonds
Insured
.57c. first mortgage
individuals, partnerships,
+
21-
/
29,355
$24
million
$45
corporations decreased $19 million.
time
.
Corp.—
increases of $204
increased
4%%.
-
Tokyo Electric Light Co. Ltd.—
1st mortgage gold bonds, 67c
24
.7 —
414
+
73
of
Chicago District and $54 million, in
District.
+
29,282
net
a
Co.
Eastern, Transmission
6 7c
$311 million in the
and
n\+7.76V
4,091
repurchase agreement
U.
decreased
hnnl)!
,
5%
4%%
77
—
3,245
Total
Held
adjusted
and
Bonds ;i__
1st
Securities
$55
San Francisco District offset in part
by
„
Certificates
Notes
decreased
2031
'
May 15, 1932...
Industries, Inc.—
series
Joseph
15,
deposit?
-May, 23
.
due
Washington Gas Light
Demand
49
+
—
outright—
Bills '
St.
$14
864
—
.
197
—
36
securities:
7
+
decreased
securities
"other"
of
bonds
133
+
—
385
advances
Government
10
+
Holdings
997
—
16,222
<429)
Discounts
1961
—
1,165
million.
Government
S.
due
—
due June
1,
Properties Ltd.—
China
Bear
million.
May 3,
1962
15,057
Cash
Acceptances—bought
Apr. 25,
U.
1922
—May 15
474%
W
June
3V2%. debs,
year
Oil
Gov't
SS
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
and
series
Inc.—
due
Gas
1st mortgage
S.
Texas
notes
bonds
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
'■•••
1st mtge.
pipe line, bonds, 5%% series
Pacific Far East Lines, Inc.—
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly
reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $344 million,.
Treasury certificates
ury
197o__
Co.—
debentures
Pennsylvania
dollars)
May 2,
15
Power
debentures
5%%
,
millions
Natural
Lakes
5V4 %
U.
(In
1
Ltd.—
1
■
increased $14
.
1
Kerr-McGee
2.812460
Consolidated Statement of Condition 5
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
v
,
1986__-_--_.-___.Jun
1,
debentures' auo
mortgage
H debs,
Loblaw Leased
1.400976
2.812100
2.812000
^
.230050
1.400797
'
f.
Power
series
5%%
.0350333
.230162
1.400747
_
REDEMPTION
Energy Investments,
general
5Vi7o
Great
-.016650.6
•
s.
Maine
&
Getty Oil Co.
.140240
.0350333
&
General Cigar Co;, Inc.—
5V2% cumul."income subord.
2.784613
.140225
.0166506
_
.0350333
.194175
__
2.784891
.140231
.0250416
..
escudo
Page
—May 15
1, 1982——_xJun
Community Public Service Co. 4%% d e bs. due 1978...Jun
.327700
.0800560
p..':
Date
-
1970-
Consolidated
.327733
.277916
//
.0800560
Gas
1,
Co.—
May 1, 1987
Columbia Gas Systems,
.210687
2.812160
debs, due Feb.
f.
s.
Gas
conv.
Central
.278056
_
krone
Sweden,
.204050
.249950
.00161100
guilder
Zealand,
Spain,
v:/,1
.Q031Q70Q
.204050
.249909
.210650
.00310666
.204050
2.812100
Union
6V»%
•
subord.
1st mtge. bonds, due June
Canadian
.0800560
_
malayan
Portugal,
.210575
".00161058
peso
Netherlands,
.210575
.00276208
-
_
Malaysia,
IT
.928906
*
•
„
PARTIAL
Brooklyn
/ 5/8%'
'
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•
2.812000
_
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,
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Germany, deutscha mark
India, rupee
Norway,
Textron,
.0102853
bonds, notes,
corporate
TENDER-
OF
Company and Issue—
$
.0102366
of
given, in the ChrQnlcle.
were
NOTICE
May 3
.0200800
.952031
markka
Mexico,
Thursday
May 2
.0387000
*
.0200805
—
France
-
2.240717
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Finland,
-.0104238
,0103639
dollar
Cevlon.
Wednesd»-v
May 1
$
_
franc
Panada,
Tuesday
>
Apr. 30
*
■
sr.htlling
Belgium,
Monday
;
,
Apr. 27
•.
list
a
the current volume
*
Australia,
Austria,
"•
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■■■
I/j
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
II
Money)
In which the details
'
v.
/•:
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
"
Country
-
Fund Notices
Pursuant to the
FOREIGN
'.'(V
/Monday, May 7, 1962
*
,
2
,
t
tion
Exclusive
of
X Includes
and domestic
$ Includes
II Includes
shown
of
loans
valuation
to
domestic
reserves;
all. demand
commercial
individuaUoan
deposits
except
commercial banks, less cash
certified
time
separately.
aind
deposits
officers'
of
U.
S.
banks
items
those
are
of
items in
checks
not
Government
and
after
shown
U.
S.
gross.
and
-
;
Government
process of
shown
deduc¬
Stock
collection.
First
separately.
postal
'•
savings not
dividend
Investors
C!nss
____J
Corp.;
class A
____1_____
(quar;
•.
Initial
(from
•
10'%
'
5-22
•
6-
4-10
1
*
10c
5-15
10c
:
___
B
Xquar.)
__J
First Mortgage Investors (Boston)—
v"
5-9
5-10
'
.5-15
4-30
4-30
-
accumulate^ earnings)______
10c
,
5-18
•
5-
4
-
f
195
Volume
Number-6157
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
When
Share
of Company
name
Per
V
Name of
;
*
6-15
7- 1
,
*5
7-
1
6-15
'
Semi-annual
85c
.___
Iron,
National
Bank
dividend
Stock
10c
_!________—
First
Wisconsin, Bankshares
First
5-
*
Haverty
4-30
1
Hawaiian
;.
5-16
•
preferred
preferred
Furniture
4(4%
Electric,
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
$1.10
5-15
5-
1
Helm's
5-15
5-
1
Hercules
6-
5-24
5%%-
(quar.)
,
!
(quar.)_
$1
.
15c
Corp. (quar.)_
Flying Tiger Line, 5% pfd. A
(s-a)—
;
10c
•_
1
6-20
*,
,5-
5-15
25c
-
Plus ,(quar.)_•___
>
6-
7
5-
9
4-30
Kentucky Utilities, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4-24
Kerite
6-15
6-
30c
5-25
5-15
Ketchum
5-16
Keweenaw
;___
21 (4c
7-15
7-
5
Keyes
7-15
7-
5
27(4c
7-15
7-
5
Keystone
2tf% c
7-15
7-
5
4-24
4-17
Express
New
15c
6-29
6-15
15c
6-25
5^23 '
$2
! 4-30
1
6-25
5-23
Keystone Steel & Wire
5-15
4-25
Kleinert
5-22
5-
King Louie International
6-15
5-25
Knickerbocker
6-20
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
____:
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Powder
"
Co.—
class
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
Co*
Ford
Co.
Motor
Foremost
of
Dairies,
(Stock
(Springfield
i
50c
preferred (quar.)
A
(monthly) ____■
A
Newport Chemical, common
preferred (quar.)__-_
3V2%
.
-
4%% ^preferred
Highland-Bell, Ltd.
Hill
5-31
Hilo
5-22
1
17 (4c
,
50c
*
^
(quar.)____
Electric Light (quar.)
5-15
Hinde
5-15
Hobart
6-15
&
Gas Service
Co.,
Co.
.Mines,
Geco
General
Ltd.
1
5-
6-
9
1
1
Ltd.
6-
1
6-28
C25c
Homestead
5-25
7-
8-15
60c
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1
General
American
$4.50
5-15
2
6-12
6-15
$1.12»/a
30c
5-15
35c
6-15
6-
General
30c
6-14
2nd
6-
Kratter
6-25
5-31
Class
Class
1
5-11
Class
B
Class
A
1
Class
B
Portland
General
Cement
General Precision
$4.75
Public
General
Steel
General
Utilities'
4.75(4
*
30c
;
5-25
6-29
Cla«s
6-30
5-22
7-
1
5-22
59 %c
7-
1
5-22
53% c
7-
1
66c
7-
1
5-22
54 %c
^
.*
5.28%
preferred
_.
preferredj (quar.)
7-
1
5-22
(quar.)___
27'/a c
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-
5-15
4-25
j
5-15
3lViC
5-15
4-25
25c
-
5%
4-25
32 Vac
5-15
4-25
6-
62'/ae
Illinois
80c
$6
■
,
preferred
50c
preferred, (quar.)J:,__!...._.,--.preferred (quar.)i__i-___—.—
(quar.)—;
Gebrgia-Paoific' Corp,
'
,
$1.50
,
——_____—
>
(quar.
■:
Stock-dividend
Gillette Company, (quar. )__-_i_4__
i
_
•"
6-
6-23
6-
5
4(4%
'
called
Laboratories
' Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp. (quar.
Giickman Corp.* -class A (monthly) —,—V-,
Class A (monthly)
Class A
(monthly)———____—
Formerly
;
-Inland
6-12
4-26
6-11
5-25
7-10
Be
*
5-28
5-10
10c
;
.
Globe
8c
'
8c
6-25
15c
6-
1
10c
Wernicke industries (quar.)______
Mills, Inc. (Pa.)
Inc. (quar.
(quar.)__
6-
1
-5^18
15c
~
Golden
Nugget,j-Inc.____
Goodall
5%
Rubber,
Gordon Jewelry
Gossard
New
Government
class A
Stock
Co.
GrantMW.
3%%
T.)
Great Atlantic &
$2.80
$2.50
Great
4-13
5-14
5-25
4-23
%
'
i
93 %C
common
i
V
';
i
Co.
All
from
net
'
6-
1
12-10
Administered
General
Bond
Petroleum
Growth
Guardian
5-
■40c"*:
$5
Gulf
Gulf
Gulf
$1.06 V*
40c
(quar.
Fund—
omitted
at
Machines
5-31
5-10
5-10
6-1
5-
5-21
5-4
9
"%
.
$4.40
preferred
6-11
(Common
$1.16
preferred
(quar.)_:
(quar.
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
$1.29
(quar. )__
7-
1
6-15
6-15
25c
__
-*$1.27"*
________
6-15
*
-$1.11
$1.10
$1.05
;
5-13-
6-15
5-18
6-15
$1.25
„
5-18
5-18
6-15
5-18
6-15
.
5-18
&
5%
KVP
Sutherland
Water
Co.
4%
4.20%
Handmacher-Vogei.. Inc.'
Handy Andy (quar.)
6-
1
5-15
Kaufman
25c
6-
1
5-15
Kavanau Corp.—
.
$4C
4
*.
'6-
1
5-11
6*
1
5-10
8-15
•
8-7
<K
Monthly
Broad
$1.75
6-
1
5-
4
6-1
.
J30c
10c
f
5-11
5-31
5-15
6;
8
6-
1
5-11
5-15
;
125c
-
tSl;25
--5c-
.
-
-
10c
6-
6-
-
1
5-11
1
4-30
'
;
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Kellogg
3ya%3(4%
3(4%
of
25c
27 VaC
5-29
6-
5r
1
.
tfw
6-
1
5-
5-15
5
5-
5-15
*
I
5-HJ
60c
6-
9
1%
6-
1
$1.31 Vi
6-
T
7-
2
6-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-10
5-
4
15c
6-10
6-
5
<5-25
50c
(Richmond)—
6-10
5?18
60c
6-1
5-
3%C
8-15
7-30
12 Vac
6-29
6-
6-10
5-17
9-10
8-17
$1.10
12-10
11-16
$1.10
3-10-63
2-15
—
4
8
•)i
i -i
$1.31 V*
$1
5-31
4-27
,
75c
7-
6-
2
1
12 VaC
5-15
6-30
6-30
6-15
4-23
1
2nd
77-
1
5-
Lone
6-11
5-
6-
1
5-
1
44c
6-
1
6-
1
5-21
$1 25
6-
1
5-25
(quar.)
15c
$1
5-15
M
7-10
1
9
5-
9
teoc
6-
1
5-
9
t70c
6-
1
5-
9
t37 Vac
6-
1
5-
9
—
—
6-
1
5-
9
11V4C
6-
1
5-15
&
Nashville,' RR.
S
L
*85c
6-30
6-26
25c
6-11
5-25
$1.21
6-15
5-25
1
5-15
20c
8
5-28
5-11
20c
5-15
4-25
5-15
4-25
40C
5-15
*6-
20c
1
5-31
5-25
10c
4-20
5-15
5%
.6-22
17 VaC
(quar.)
Ltd
5-
6
6-11
35c
5-31
6-
-
1
5-15
*5c
6-15
6-
*30c
5-15
4-30
136c
5-15
4-30
115c
—
6%
—
time)
1
5-
3%
partic. pref. A (quar.)
——:
——
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River (quar.)
Ltd.,
ParticiDating
5-
5-15
35c
_——_—
Macassa Gold Mines,
MacLeod's,
6-12
25c
_—
(Boston) —
6-
75c
—~
(quar.)
Life Insurance
Industries
5-18
5-28
12 Vac
Lynch Communication Systems (quar.)—_
Lynch Corporation (stock dividend).
—
4-30
00
5-
1
Corp.—
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.
5-21
35 %c
1
6-
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines Co.—
Increased
monthly.
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
r___——
Stock dividend
—.....
Lukens Steel Co., (quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)___.
5-21
4-2T
,6-
Z
(quar.)
preferred
Loyal Protective
Quarterly
4
6-
2-15
t41\(c
(quar.)—
Star
Louisville
2
24c
(quar.)_
3-10-63
^ t70c
A
Gas, common
4.84%
preferred
(quar.)—
Louisville Cement
(quar.)
2
6-
8-17
11-16
50c
(quar.)
—
Lockhart Corp.
(quar.)—_——
London Life insurance Co. (Can.)—
1
47 VaC
1st
Preferred
1
7-10
per
9-10
12-10
payment
depositary
preference
finance
Local
1
7-10
50C
6-21
cfass
6-15
1
this
5-16
18c
25c
62 VaC
—
$1.25
10c
—
8
6-11
7-
6-
1
Magnetic
Mailman
Lake
Goid Mines, Ltd.
Company
(quarj__
Metals
(quar.)
9
5-14
95c
6-
1
5-14
Manitoba
$1
6-
1
5-14
Class
,$1.05
(quar.)_J-
6-
1
6-
1
5-14
$1.12 ^a
'
15C
1
5-25
5c
5-15
5-
*25c
6r3Q
6-15
17 Vac
6-
1
5-11
*20c
——-—
Conv.
&
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
Saskatchewan Coal Co.—
A
(s-a)
Class B
4-20
—
(s-a)
—-——
———
Manning,
Market
5-10
Marsh Supermarkets, Inc.
6-
1
87 Vac
7-
2
Marshall* Field
87 VaC
1Q-
1
Maryland Casualty Co.
(quar.)—_
Vic
12**5
1-2-63
.
Mason
&
Electronics
Co.
(quar:)_
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)——
5-14
3%
10c
-
58-
4t
.
2
4-20
7
6
—-
/■
*
87
d
1
5-21
6-11
35c
Maxwell & Moore.(quar.)—
(Calif.) (stock dividend)
Basket
'
8c
■■
•i
>
——
5-14
5-10
6-
-
;
Company—
•:
*
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (qnar.)—
preferred (quar.)_____!_-—
5-22
6-15
5-14
$1.08%
—
.
6-22
12 VaC
(s-a)—
orioricy shares (quar,)
Manhattan Shirt Co. (quar.)—
'
Building Co. <Md.>
5-22
Corp.. Ltd.—
6-
—
—
6-22
—
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
*1GC
Magnavox
8
4-27
5-15
Red
5-15
120c
(quar.)
5-11
Madsen
5-16
5
—
MacWhyte Company
5-25
6-
6-15
6-
*10c
_J—
Extra
5-15
6-15
35c
12 VaC
at
n
5-17
6-10
50c
♦
B
$1.50
6-15
$1.25
j
——
—-
$0,076
'
$1.10
(quar.)_
^
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Ltd., common—
4-27
5-31
$1.10
50c
(quar.)
Cos., Ltd.,
.!''
5-11
5c
5-11
30c
Virginia
M
4-30
6-15
t48c
'
approximately
Loblaw
Class
15c
(huar.)
4-30
6-15
share)
5-10
1
„
.
:
5-10
1
6-15
t35c
—
Ford
'
_!
■■
y ■
5-10
10c
Special Stock (quar.)—_i.
Special Stock
(auar.)
Lobitos oilfields, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts (final
21c
7 Vac
;
i-.'i'"'
V
5-31
6/■•
15c
(extra)___
Stock
Special
.
and
6-11
2%
Original Stock (quar.)
Original Stock (quar.)—
Original Stock (quar.)^,—..
Original Stock (quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)——___:——
4-27
5-16
7c
(quar.)
Light
...
■C
9
5-31
25c
;
dividend
Inc.
'
25c
—
(Eli) & Co. (quar.)—.
Co
,(quar,)—
inc. .(initial)
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
5-11
Pape*
preferred
preferred
1
i.
12Vac
Corp. (quar,)—
Coal & Navigation
Link-Belt
15c
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
Hi
5-25
'\
City Power &
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1 70c
(increased)-
Hajoca Corp. (quar.)
Hallnor Mines, Ltd
L':
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., commori"__'_!__^
5%
preferred
<quar.)
5
Lilly
25c
3.80%
4.50%
Hackensack
6-
5-1
9
(quar.)
Kansas
5-16
10c
4-27
t3c
Co.
1
6-
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Motor
5-10
6-
Little Miami RR.—
pfd. (quar.)
Common
Jones
1
8c
Laughlin Steel—
8-24
5-7
6-
1
1
York-
omitted
Jones
9-10
6-11
5-10
*31V4C
—
7-
6-
6-
Ltd
Johnson
5-18
1
(quar.)_
Life Insurance Go. of
Corp.—
(quar.)_,
&
I
6-
-
35c
(quar.)!
Company
&
5-15
39c
Johnson
6-
25c
—
Quarterly
time)
(quar,)
payment
Club,
6-15
12 VaC
(quar.)
H.), Inc.
3
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)—_—.
Lite & Casualty Insurance Co. (Tenn.)—
Electric-
5-25
$1.25-
v
(quar.
$4.20
this
Jergens (Andrew) Co
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)^
Jersey Farm Baking Co.—
Jockey
%
"
.
5-10
5-31
'
;V'
12-17
7-
Littelfuse,
(quar.)_
(incr. quar.)__
Stores
preferred
y
9-14
12-31
t38c
Quarterly
(increased)
5%
1
6-13
9-28
25c
Glass (quar.)
Libby, McNeill & Libby com. (stock div.)—.
5Vi% preferred (quar.)__
—_;
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (S. C.) (quar.)—
4
Inc.,
11'
6-29
25c
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
7% partic. pref. A (quar.)
Participating
4
Jantzen,
"Hi
1
5-11
Levine's.
4
5-10
11-15
25c
—
.5-
6-11
inc
5%
preferred
2.92%
••
5-15
10c
35c
5-
preferred
(M.
Stock
7
5-
*
preferred
preferred
5-
5-
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_,
1
1
in¬
net
'
common
preferred
6-
%
(quar.)_..
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Southern Utilities Co.-—
4%%
5-22
5-
r
preferred
$1.76
6-30
5-15
4-28
1
v
5-
"
5-17
1
1
5-10
1
5-15
(lncr. quar.))
(reduced)
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
Lesnc Salt Co. (reduced-quar.)
11-16
5-
6-
12c
(from
__
$4.44
5-31
11-30
$1.50
6-
5-10
5-10
2%
Lehigh
*6-11-
6-
34c v
$.09
income)
$1.25
$5
1
$1.05
5-31
$.08
Inc.
$5.08
7-
93 %c
V*
8
7!
20c
—
—
Bryant, Inc. (quar.)_____
Financial Corp. Ltd.—
Leesona
6-11
97 VaC
$.09
(quar.l_
Utilities,
1
3.90%
5-31
—
(quar.)
States
7'
3.75%
5-31
3
6-
6-
Lear, Inc.
4
4-25
5-31
Oil
preferred
5-
.
$1.25
common
5-
7-1
150c
Layne & Bowler Pump (s-a) stock dividend—
5-18
6*11
5-16
.
Service,
'5-22s
5-15
6-
2 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
Lawter Chemicals, Inc. (Increased s-a)—
'
dividend
Public
7-6
12 Vac
——
6Vi%
1
4-25
$.012
(quar.)
5.16%
20c
5-
1
5-10
$0.15
_
Corp.
(quar.)
Power Co.,
4.64%
Iowa
Common
___,_•
preferred
Stock
2
Iowa
Fund
preferred
6c
split—_
(quar.)
Equipment
vestment income) i
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$5
Common
income
—
Lane
4-25
■
(quar.)
St
(quar.)
dividend
Lamston
5-25
8
•
5-10
7 Vac
__
■_■
——
Fund;
>
5-21
6-
4.20%
(quar.).
.
(from ordinary
Mutual
1
J ...
2c
preferred
Gas
4-30
5-17
Fund
Shares
Capital
6%
1
5-15
$.02
Fully
12-
25c
Fund
Stock
•
25C
Motor Lines, new coiri
(initial)
Diversified Services, Inc.—
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois
6-12
V
Laurentide
6-14
20c
(quar.)—
International Telephone & Telegraph—
5(4% preferred (quar.)
;
4%
preferred (quar.)
1
International Textbook
Co
1
9-
1
4-27
(quar.)__.___
—
Lambton Loan & Investment Co.
9-13
Class B
6-10
6
1
8-
4-30
Class A
12-13
vi
5-
9-10
6
7-
8-
*
5-10
112 Vac
Aviation-Electronics—Electrical
Common
6-29
9-28
12-28
6-
40c
,
6-
*11 Vac
*
divldendi
Libbey-Owens
New
7
7- 2
^s
6-6
1
Leece-Nevllle^Co., new common (initial)
Leeds Travelwear, Inc.—
(Class A payment omitted at this time)
$1.25
.__
Silver
Funding of
Telephone
5-31
from net realized profits)—
Investors
t
7
5-
12 VaC
6-15
5-15
•5-24
5-
1
1
7- 2
5-21
;
.
Leath
$1.50
1
.......—
tquar,)
4-30
12 Vac
6-
\
10c
■
5-21
$1.25
International Resources Fund—
(4c from net investment income
A
1
_
Corp.—
ordinary income)—
International Investors, Inc.—
(From net investment income)International Parts Corp., class A
Class
8- 'I*
6-
a
27VaC
(quar.).^
5-28
net
Investors
14c
quar,).——
40c
International Holdings
5-24
6-15
40c
27c
InternaMonBl Harvester Co.. 7%
5-24
>
6-15
6-2$
14c
9
6-
Interstate
1
6-29
68 %c
....
6-29
Interstate Hosts, Inc., common
5% preferred (quar.);
1
% 62 Vac
...
14c
;
6-29
5-18
6-
4-30
6-
14c
7-15
5-10
6-
5-21
6-14
14c
7-15
(quar.)
Department
1
8c
14c
$1.10
75c
International
1
25c
(quar.)
Stock
6-29
6-15
tquar.)—
investment
Capital Growth Fund
7-15
17 Vac
Ltd.
1
9-
12-
V
$1
Co.
6-
12-15
—..
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
Class A (quar.)
6-29
20c
International .Petroleum,
International Resistance
6-15
9-15
8V1C
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Stock
4-13
7-15
9
4
(quar.)____—___
Gross Telecasting,
cohimon
B1 (quar. )i
Class
I
Group Securities, Inc.—
6-15
c
32 (4
Quarterly
(From
1
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
6-1
93 %c
Thriftr
Business
8V«c
Mining & Exploration (annual)___
Lacrosse
4-13
20c
payment
International
r
(Houston)—
Ltd., class A
3
6-15
1
6-
40c
Co.
7-
4%
6-
use
___
i:.
Coal
"it 12 (4 c
Corp., common (quar,)
International Breweries, Inc.—
(Common
Apparel
La Crosse Cooler
5-17
7-2
162Vac
Insurance
1
,6-
30c
+i5c
t70c
(s-a)
4
-6-
MZ5
Foundation
5-10
4-15
9
8 V<c
I
(quar.)
(initial
(Jonnt
Labrador
5-17
1
$1.25
:
5-
Y.)—
-
shares
Steel
Co.
S.)
Inc.
Labatd.
Mexico S.A.—
&
(S.
L'Aiglpn
4-28
6-
1
40c
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
P. )> Fire Brick
(A.
6-
1
5-15
15c
'7-
•; •
40c 1
Green
4-23
4
Interstate
t
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Great-West
5-25
7-
3%
•30c
Life
Southern
1
6-11
(quar.)__i_l__l;—_______
Quarterly
6-
I
5-31
(quar,)
(increased
,
4
15c
V
—
Pacific Tea Co.
preferred
preferred
3
5-
45c
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd. (quar.)__
Great Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
Common
6-15
50%
——
Lakes Dredge & Dock
Grfeat
8-
r
1
2-
Interchemical
•••
Company,
preferred
1
6-
30c
.
dividend)-!
(quar. )
!
dividend
1
5-
Insurance... (Wash-
auarterly
Grand-Union
5-
8-15
-
;*
20c
(quar.)______
D. C.)
(stock
(W. R.) & Co.—
Increased
"5-15
5-15
'
(initial-quar.)
Batteries
ington,
Grace
L
\
1
4
5-15
12 VaC
(quar.)
Co.—
Empldfyees
•
*
12Vac
$2.50
Corp.,
commop
GouidrNational
'
(s-a)
W.)
(H.
6-
50c
:
:—
:
(quai*.)___
common
preferred
6-
1-28-63
35c
Quarterly (from investment income
4
5-18
7- 2
•
6
4%
■
Knitting
Goldblatt. Bros:,
Gloray
7-
;
(quar.t
De
Finance
Institutional
*
______
6-20
7-31
American shares
Glaxo
_____
6-29
5%
two-for-one
approve
Electrica
Industrial
6-25
;tlh%
5-18
Xquar.)_.
%
common
American
,
Glaxo
;
6-12
(quar.)
preferred
Industria
5-15
6-; 1
•
-
1
5-1
•
4
Indianapolis Water Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.).
"
1
6-
6-23
•
.
12c
Company. (quar.)__^
:_
Group, Ltd.,
Amer.
dep.
receipts—
(Less British income, tak -of $83/4 %)_„!..
-•-15
27Vac
.
.
Ginn- &
7-1
4
5-18
dividend)
Works
Tool
Stockholders
6-15
; '
25c
:l%
1
"7-1
20c
•
6-
6-15
66-
6-12
$1.12(4
Properties, class A
(monthly
Indiana General Corp.
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light—
.
$2
6-27
6-27
(quar.)
5c
'6-
in,-
7
v
Income
5-15
1
preferred
Idaho Power,
"
v
Krylon,
5-
15c
New common' (initial-quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door
5%" preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4
33c
Kroger Company, common
5-15
15c
_________
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hubinger Co. (quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
4
22 Vac
.
—
5-15
$1.25
4.40%
General
Telephone Co. of California—
5Va%'- preferred (quar.)__j—
4l/a%
pi-eferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)»,^_i^.»-i»—
$1.30 preferred (quar.)____—_
;*>_
$1.23 preferred (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)—_—
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5,%
preferred
(quar,) _;
;__
General Waterworks Corp.—
^
(stock
(N.
4-30
6-11
6-15
...
____—
1
4%
5-22
•
B
50c
llViC
(quar.)
inc.
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)—^
(monthly)
(monthly)____—
(monthly)
5-29
$1.06(4
quar.
4-30
5-15
:
•
5-31
(quar.)__________
Household Finance Corp., com.
3%% preferred (quar.)
■
6-
Co. (quar.)_
(N.; Y. »:—
Co.
;
Kresge
10%
(reduced
Corp.—
25c
preferred (quar.)
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hot Shoppes, Inc., common (stock dividend)
6-15
35c
(quar.)___
4.36%
Hardart
5-15
19c
(from Income).,
10c
5%
4-27
196'
(quar.)___
(quarJ
&
4-30
12c
—
10c
dividend
5-28
45c
(quar.)
(quar,)
preferred
preferred
4:25%
Horn
Biologlcals,
4-18
Hormel (George A.) &
8
vr'J
6-15
$1.18%
(incr.-quar.)
Electronics,—
&
6-
6-30
Stock
5-17
.
(from
(s-a)
(quar.)
5-15
B
Common
Industries
preferred
4,40%
8
Vo v-
(quar.)
Telephone
Common
30c
(quar.)___
Equipment
preferred
General
32 Vac
Co.
10c
(quar.)
4
1
(quar.)
Rubber
6-
_____
A
1
4
5-
1
6-
Income)
6-29
(quar.)
C
class
6-
5-
6-
10c
.
A
1
(quar. from invest.
J15c
(quar.)____
'«6-15
(quar.)—
—
B
5-ii
(quar.)
common
series
$1
____—?
A
5-25
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quai\
Horizon Land Corp. (stock dividend)
5-18
General
Mfg.
preferred
Class
5-24
(quar.)
Fireproofing Co. (incr.-quar.)
Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
8
Class
(quar.)__^
Co.
Hoqver Company,
1
General Finance Corp.
&
$4,25 preferred
4-27
7-
25c
6-
7-16
6-
5-10
16c
Creamery (quar.)
Koehring Cq„ 5%;preferred (quar.)-.....-.
; 5(4V^ preferred (quari
10-15
25c
5-25
Knudsen
7-25
5-15
2%
Knickerbocker Fund)
10-25
v
1
5-31
—
B.)
6-
15c
stock fund series S-2
(I
5-25
6-15
6-21
Assn
Alloys
145c
(quar.)
Hooker Chemical Corp.,
4-27
Investors—
preferred (quar.)
:
Cigar Co. (quar.)__.
General
<
5-15
Valve
Honeggers
5
'
Land
investment
net
Manufacturing—
—
6-1
;
6-15
2%
—
4
J20C
dividend
4-27
v
6-29
25c
■
(quar.)
com.
5-
6-
(quar.)
5t15
5-15
5c
%
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
,
T—
; Holt Rinehart
.Winston, Inc.- (quar. )
9
1
; 6-15
6-15
(quar.)
income)
5-15
$1.09%
flOc
Co.
Income Fund series K-l
5-15
6-
Stockholders approve a two-for-one splitNew
common
(initial)
5-15
/25c
Corp.,
:
dividend
?6-
45c
(quar.)
Acceptance
Stock
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-30
% 6-
^__
Gardqer-Denver
&
-25c
Dauch.
6-
2
37 Vac
„
Fibre Co.___—_________
Stock
7
20c
Corp.
1
8
5
87 (4 c
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-30
,
5c
(monthly).—
5-15
6-
5c
._
1
5-31
$1
c
6-
6-21
6-
10c
(quar.)
___
Seal
______
Heyden
*
6-11
15C
Class
6-15
5-11
6-15
*•7-; 2
30c
class A
1
$1.25
„
,
(quar.)
& Co.,
1
6- 1
5-21
$1.18%
(quar.)____
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
"
r4,
Corp., class A (stk. dividend)
Hershey Chpcolate Corp., new com. (initial)
Hershey Creamery (quar.
5-18
7-
,
111.)■—*•
< quar.)
(Charles E.)
/
7-
17 Vac
5c
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Class
f
10c
56 VtC
_■
;
Hermetic
4-23
1
6-15
r$i.25
dividend)
Friden,' Inc.
4%
(quar.)_.
common.
Frankl|n Life. Insurance
Frosst
Ltd.
Canada
preferred (quar.)
Company (quar.)_j
4l/a
Foxboro
6-
"r 90C
7-
43c
(quar.)
Company
Common
"
Ford Motor
6-
5-18
v
(initial)
commoh
5%
Co.
of Rec.
6-15
40c
Keystone Custodian Funds:
50c
23c
(quar.)
Insurance
Holders
40c
5-21
'
preferred
(quar.)
25c
comftion
When
Payable
-
18c
!___
35c,
:_
(quar.)_^._
Hawkeye-Security
(quar.:)J^
Co.
;
preferred (quar.)__;
5%%
preferred (quar.)
45C
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
3%
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Kellwood
6
Y.)—
5%
.
$1.15
(quar.)__
(N.
(quar.)__2
5-10
7-
1
7-20
12 (4 c
(stock
Marx
&
6-
$1.50
Inc.
Per
Share
----
Kennametal, Inc.
(quar.)
com.
49
—
Name of Company
10c
(Cleveland)
Schaffner
: Hastings Mfg. Co.____
1
6-
Corp.
Hart,
'k'.V
Flori^ Ste'el
Foods
1
5-21
9c
Corp.—
(qtiar.)
4,40%
Refractories,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
45c
_—
Harn
Power
4.60%
4%
5-
5-15
15c
-Florida
1
5-15
5%
,
Republic Corp. of America (monthly)
Trust & Deposit
(Syracuse, N. Y.) —
First
5"
.
National Realty & Construction (initial)
First
5-15
Jersey)—
(New
When
Share
preferred (quar.)—
Harcouri, Brace & World,
Quarterly
National, Bank (Spring Valley, N. Y.)—
First
Company
Harbison-Walker
6%
55c
First
Holders
Payable of Rec.
•:
National Bank (Chicago)
(quar.)
First National Bank of Oregon (Portland)-—
First
(2193)
10 c
35c '
47 Vac
5c
7-20
5-15
5-31
7-20
6-
1
,
.
6-29
5-15
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2194)
$0
Per
Life
&
Indemnity
Massachusetts
When
Share
of&dlnpany
Name
"
Holders
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
North
Insurance
of Company
5-25
5-10
Northeastern
55c
6-
1
5-15
Northern
93 %c
6-
1
5-15
preferred 1947 series (quar.)__
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)—
Mays (J. W.l Inc.
(quar.)
McBrine (L.), Ltd., preferred
(s-al
McCord Corp., common (quar.)
93 %c
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
62 Vac
—
May Department Stores, common (quar.) —
$3.75 preferred
1945 series (quar.)—.___
Common
Machine
McNeil
6-
1
5-15
2
6-19
7*
1
6-
Northwestern
55c
5-31
6-29
Co.
6-12
6-
6-30
6-20
$7 preference
Mclntyre
Melville
6-12
1
6-
50c
5-25
1
5-15
7-
5-
4
5-
%
4
4-30
1
6-15
40c
6-15
6-15
5-29
$30c
6-
$1.18%
6-
$i
6-
(incr.-quar.)
1
5-
1
Shoe
1
5-11
1
5-11
Development Assn., Inc.
&
Co.
(quar.)
•
Merchants National Eank & Trust
N.
.
Y.)
Mesabi
7%
Corp.
Metalfab.
Tube
3
6-
1
87 Vic
6-11
6-
1
7 Vic
1
7-
2
6-15
5-15
4-30
Co.
17'/ac
Co.
United
15c
(quar.)
Life
Insurance
Food
Missouri
Products
Public
Cement
Marking System (quar.)
Montana
Morton
(B.
5-14
6-12
5-14
4-27
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
6-15
5-18
5-16
6-15
5-18
6-15
5-18
6-29
6-
30c
9-
30c
5-
1
5-26
tj6-3.1
7-
2-
40c
6-
1
5-1
25c
6-15
5-15
$25c
(quar.)
Co.
8
8-15
,5-15
15c
(quar.)
1
__
(quar.)
-.
1
6-
Co.—
C.)
Two-for-one
6-12
12'/a c
iquar.)__
Power
5-11
87'/a c
(quar.)
(semi-annual)
Co.
6-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Chemical
6-15
2
10c
(quar.)
Monarch
Monsanto
2
7-
$1.38
Fine Foods
Corp., Ltd.
Morrison-Knudsen
7-
$1.07'/a
(quar.)
Rubber
Moore
4-27
18c
:
common
Mohawk
Mills
6-1
5-10
'/a%
Monarch
Monarch
6-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
5-18
6-29
$1.15
i,
(quar.)
split
I
5-15
4-24
action
this
Mount
taken
on
common
payment
Co.
(quar.)
Vernon Mills,
7%
6c
Movie
5-11
$3.50
6-
1
9c
(quar.)
6-20
5-25
5-
4
A
(stock
dividend)
2%
6-20
Class
A
(stock
dividend)
2%
12-20
(G.
Murphy
Corp.
C.)
Co.
(quar.)
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment Fund
Mutual
6-
6-
1
12-
1
$1.37'/a
1
5-10
6-28
12'/ac
Preferred
j
(quar.)
6-1
Nalco
1
5-
1
5-15
6-
National
5-
1
Co.
Bank
25c
Block
Acme
National
6 V2 c
(quar.)
Breeko
Trust
«&
(Norwich,
N.
Biscuit
Co.,
stock
(quar.)
Lead,
Coal
Jersey Power
4.05%
preferred
York
New
Air
York
Class
New
Zinc
&
£
York
State
Light, 4%
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
common
&
News
Quarterly
(initial)
ment
6%
£:
&
-New
plus
Western
preferred
(quar.) '
(quar.)__
'
■
(12c
from
from
net
Ry.
Oliver
Tyrone
Corp.
Brewing
William
One
dividend
Orange
American
common
American
North
American
4%
Outboard
Marine
Tail
Corp.
Power,
Coal
Corp.
Investment,
(quar.)
preferred
$3.60
preferred
Over-the-Counter
Capital
(quar.)
"III"
_
7
preferred (quar.)__
6-11
5-19
5-18
7-
1
7-
1
5-
6-10
5-15
6-1
5-15
6-
45c
5-10
25c
62Vic
*7-25
47-
5
6-
2
5
5-11
6-12
4-30
Oxford
Paper Co.,
$5 pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
1
5-15
Pacific
Gas
6%
________________
Canadian
5%
5 Vi %
Electric
Co.
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
(quar.)
4-30
5-15"
4-20
7-
1
6-
8
1
6-
8
93 %c
$60c
5.
6-
1
1
4-13
5-
4
6-15
5-31
6-
5-11
6"%
preferred
Page-Hersey
Packer's
Tubes,
Supermarkets,
Corporation
Pan
American
Pan
6-
1
4%
Park
Eastern
Co.
Peninsular
Metal
Penn
Ltd.,
Co.,
Gold
(quar.)_
Products
6-11
5-31
5-14
4-30
6-20
5-31
34%c
6-20
5-31
37'/a C
6-20
5-31
6-
1
7-
2
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
Inc.
Suburban
6-15
69-
(quar.)
5-15
4-20
6-15
5-18
5-10
(Maine),
&
_
6%
(quar.)—.
&
6-
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
6-
5-15
1
6-
5-15
1
5-15
5-15
4-30
5-15
5-
8
6-
5-
4
1
6-
1
5-21
6-
9
5-18
9-
9
8-17
5-
7
4-30
6-
1
5-15
6-29
$1.50
6-
1
25c
6-
4
5-18
5-31
5-10
21'Ac
'
6-1.
5-10
6-
5-
1
4
15c
6-15
5-15
$1.37Vi
6-30
6-15
6-
5-
1
4
40c
5-15
5-^2
5-15
5-
16Vic
2
5-15
5-
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
6-20
5-29
6-
5-18
55c
Final payment of
depositary
Presidential
Prcvor-Mayrson
6-14
9-14
6-14
_~~Z
(quar.)_
2
1
6-22
6-
1
$1.50
6-
1
7'/aC
5-31
2%
6-15.
$28c
7-
$27c
10-
5-17
5-15
$10c
5-18
%
4-24
5-15
2
6-15
1
9-14
w
15c
this
5-15
4-27
7-
6-15
20c
5-25
5-10
6-
5-10
2
(Texas)
time).
(quar.)
4%
Gas
&
F
preferred
preferred
4.95%,
5.50%
5-15
45c
6-15
5-15
30c
6-
5-25
(quar.)
80c
6-15
6-
5
preferred
(quar.)
37 Vac
6-15
6-
5,
9
$1
J
6-
1
5-11
$1.02'/a
6-
1
5-11
$1.18%
6-
1
5-11
$1.02'/a
(quar.)
6-
1
5-11
5-11
(quar.)
$1.23%
6-
1
preferred 'L
(quar.)
$1.37'/a
6-
1
6-
1
Transit
Haas
Corp.
50c
approve
5-11
5-16
6-10
5-17,
25c
A
Products,
Inc.
6-1
5-16
$1
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
$5c
class
$6'Ac
(quar.)
B
Rowland
.
a
quar.)
A
Ltd.,
Paper,
Class
10c
(quar.)
(stockholders
(initial
preferred
Rolland
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
common
4
5
(quar.)
&
4%'
5-
5-16
6
6-
common
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standard
New
5-31
6-
c
40c
K
Rochester
Rohm
30c
12'/a
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred I
4.10%
25c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)__
A (initial)
preferred H
4%%
and
1
Electric—
preferred
4.10%
(quar.)
class
participating
Rochester
6-
1
(quar.)
5-15
5-15
6c
5-15
6
5-11
f 15c
5-15
4-30
U5c
8-15
7-31
; 7 Vac
,6-1
10c
5-10
4-25
7-
6-11
5-
5
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
20
shares
guilder
three
(final)
A
payment
of
guilders per share payable in U. S.
to stockholders approval
dollars, subject
May 3
on
Royal Oak
6-
Dairy, Ltd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Rubbermaid,
Inc.
Rudy Mfg. Co
Ruppert (Jacob)
(Common
.
St.
(quar.)
4V2%
payment
pfd.
(quar.)
omitted
at
$1.12'/a.
this
Inc.>class A (quar.)
&
Sons,
Co.
2
5-18
time)
15c
5-18
6-15
5-15
6-14
6-
1
$25c
5-15
5-
4
42c
A
6-20
15c
25c
class
(quar.)
St.
Croix
Paper
(quar.)_
Joseph Light & Power—
Common
St.
(increased
Lawrence
5%
St.
8-
3
7-
2
5-15
5-
1
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred
5%
6-16
6-
4
1
7-
2
4.40%
Salant
1st
&
San Jose
4%%
preferred
Salant,
Water
preferred
preferred
Savage
Arms
Sawhill
Schenley
-Schering
Schneider
Scott
$4
6-
5-11
4-30
4-30
4-11
5-15
5-
1
p. Class
fC
jc
66-
1
1
5-10
5-10
Shares
4-13
i5c
5-21
5-11
5C
5-31
5-
1
Class
25c
5-10
4-19
&
5-21
7-15
6-30
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-17
7-
1
6-18
17c
6-14
6-
1
5-18
6-11
5-11
8-
1
7-13
85c
8-
1
35c
5-15
4-27
5-10
4-27
25c
(quar.)___
(ouar.)
Y.)
7-10
5-
4
(quar.)
5-24
7-13
6-21
35C
6-
1
5-10
25c
6-11
5-21
35C
5-21
4-27
7-
6-
Realty Corp.—
$2.50
Trust
Co.
2
8
(Winston-Salem,
10c
___
5-10
4-25
—________
10c
8-10
7-25
___-
10c
11-10
10-25
Pen
Co., class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industry, Inc.
of
5
cents
(a
(quar.)_.
from
:
Marts,
Water
!____
.__
Corp.
income)
A
6-22
20c
*__
Falls
American
Shawinigan
6-
7-16
10c
...
(quar.)
^Shaver Food
4
8
6-29
,.,.20c
15c
gains distribution of 29 cents plus
ment
8
6-
4
5-
35c
A
annual-. dividend
per
share
4
5-
1
12 »/2 c
(N.
Cities
(W. A.)
B
5-
1
37y2c
(quar.)
Shoe
in
1
(quar.)
Quarterly
sShaeffer
1
66-
$1
Corn.
Quarterly
1
6-
.>
1
(quar.)
Corp.
$5
5-15
,,
(quar.)
Sealright-Oswego
5-15
4
5c
(quar,)_.
(quar.)
Second
6-
5-
29 %c
(monthly)
Co.
4
7Vic
1
34%
common
4
$1.17Vi
1
1
6-
12c
Surety Co.
Life
65-
32'/ac
(quar,)
(quar.)
Finance
C.)
y5- 4
1
5-15
Corp.—
Seaboard
N.
1
29 iuC
com.
(quar.)
Co.
Scrivner-Stevens
Security
1
Co.
preferred
United
3
7-
(quar.)
preferred
12-
6-
12c
preferred
Power
12-17
6-
J.)
&
Paper Co.,
Sealed
4
30c
I
Dillon
1
9-
(quar.)
(Walter
Fetzer
Scotten
6-
9-17
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Monthly
<fc
6-15
(quar.i_
common
Monthly
Scott, Fcresman
Scott
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Industries
Schlumberger.
25c
$1.10
Products
Corp.,
preferred
5%
6-25
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
Tubular
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
7-25
(quar.)
A
Works,
8-
(quar.)_
A
class
£25c
$$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
St. Regis Paper Co., common
4
1
(quar.)
____,
Ry., common
(quar.)_.
preferred
preferred
6-
6-
common
(quar.)
6-
6-25
quar.)
Louis-San Francisco
'Shaer
International- (quar.)______
4-27
50c
at
Tobacco Co.
Corp.
6-25
25c
(quar.)
68 %c
5-14
5-15
.
omitted
Co.
Seaboard
Mining, Ltd.
approximately $0,378
9-14
5-31
25c
Myers Inc.,
6-25
5C
25c
Inc
Realty Corp.
1
1
20c
capital gains)
Co.,
&
$3.40
25c
"
Gold
Oil
Tool
Robbins
62Vic
(quar.)
(initial)
Brand
Richfield
62Vic
__
_
5-3
H
710-
12 '/2C
investment^ income
(R. J.)
4.70%
_
>
preferred B
5-17
$15c
—
5-15
5c
(quar.)
6-22
5c
(quar.)
5-10
6-
$1.75
(quar.)
Alexander.
Reynolds
(H.)
$1.25
Industrial Products—
Class A
(initial quar.)
President
1
2
7 V2 %
(quar.)__
Chemical
&
Mfg.
Power
B
6-
7-
$15c
Brass
realized
Drug
Ridge
&
net
from
from
Russ Togs
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4.70%
(5c
Rexall
Russell
25c
■____•
(quar.)_
Edison.
6-28
7-25
Tax
(quar.)____—__
Insurance
Russell
31 Vic
__•
common
preferred
1
4-13
Fund—
5-10
37Vic
.____
common
Income
Ltd., class A
common
Copper
Revere
5-10
47 Vic
(increased)
com.
British
(quar.)——
Revere
5-10
30c
_______
___
Chemical,
preferred
Republic
6-
20c
;
Talbot,
5-
5-25
(reduced)
payment
6-
75c
com.
(quar.)
Company
5-
1
»
Inc.
Corp.,
5-10
30c
$1.60 pfd.
less
preferred (quar.)
Republic Industrial—
6-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
6-
5-
24c
quar.)
$1
5%
common
(increased
A
Co.,
6-
Development, Ltd. (increased$25c
Plough. Inc. (stockholders approve a two-
&
5-18
66-
75c
__
Placer
Pope
6-
30c
I
.___!
Pittsburgh
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Corp.,
4-24
t40c
}20c
Co.,
Republic
5-18
$15c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Plate Glass
2nd
1
1
4
5c
(increased-quar.)
Corp.,
split)
6-
5-15
10-
1
9-18
$1.16
(quar.).
Plymouth Rubber
1
40c
——
4-20
V.
Water
Natural Gas,
preferred
«-
$$1.50
5-15
$1.06
(quar.)
___,
_
Petroleum
1st
6-T
75c
preferred
5-
40c
(incr. quar.)
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)_
class A (quar.)___
Chemicals, Inc. (stock dividend)
Renabie Mines, Ltd.
Renold Chains (Canada), Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)_.—...—.—_____________
Class
A
(quar.)
1
6-15
$1.15
pfd.
>
Finance
12 Vic
;
preferred (quar.)__—
$1.12 Vi
.___
preferred
5%
5-11
Co.—
(quar,).
Pittsburgh Coke &
$2.50
8
31 Vic
5c
Gear
Company
6-
1
Reheis
5-24
$1.10
Philadelphia Electric Co.
(quar.).?Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly j
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
;
Powdrell
1
6-
58Vic
,
(quar.)
(reduced)
preferred
6-
6-15
7-
$1.17 Vi
Exploration, Inc.
Philadelphia
6-15
Reichhold
4-27
15c
;__
Fibre—
Petrolite
for-one
4-18
4
$45c
(reduced)
Corp.
Pfaudler-Permutit.
5-15
$$1.50
$1.01
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.
Pepperell Mfg. Co." (quar.)
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)
Common
18c
$1.25
$1.31'A
—_
preferred (quar.
92 Vic
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
7%
5-7
6-
6-15
25c
(quar.)
$5
5-28
6-22
57 Vic
(quar.)
Chemical
38%%).
Industries,
Corp.
6-15
15c
.
preferred
preferred
4-27
4-27
(quar.)___
class
share
Inc.
5-31
1
5-11
$62'Ac
*_.
preferred
$4.80
6-15
7-
30c
.
(quar.)
&
5-15
5-15
Ltd
Corp.,
Rayonier.
Raytheon
4-13
14c
._
common
4.50%
Pioneer
5-11
$10c
(quar.)
preferred
Pillsbury
20c
50c
(s-a)
pfd.
E.
Raymond
8
12Vic
(quar.i&slz-
common
Machine
84c
6%
4-30
6-
50c
(quar.)__
common
common
1
$1.12Vi
—
1
Rapid Grip & Batten,
Class A (quar.)
5-15
5-15
50c
_■_
Dredging
3.70%
$5.50
6-10
6-29;
7Vic
(quar.)
4.05%
10-11
20c
'
(increased)
Corp.
(quar.)
Phillips
6-15
7c
Electric, 4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Piedmont
3
10c
com.
Dreferred
Petroleum
7-
4%
(quar.)——
Corp.
of
Rap
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
7%
6
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Perkins
4-20
5-15
6
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Voting
4-27
5-15
6-
15c
Fruit
Penobscot
5-15
60c
Quarterly
Penmans,
Potomac
4-19
4-27
20c
(Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
Pipe Line, Ltd., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Pembina
7-12
6-
5-15
27Vic
Peerless Insurance Co.
5.-10
1
4-27
28Vic
Co.
Co.,
4-27
Mexico—
1,
Ltd.
Mining,
&
positary
,
4-27
5-15
$22'/2c
convertible prior preferred
Brewing Co.
(quar.)
1
6-28
5-15
30c
(quar.)_
Pictures
Peabody Coal
5-
5r15
27c
A American
dep. receipts, (interim)
(Payment amounts to about $0,027 per de-
4-27
31 Vic
$1
Transportation
Consolidated
8
5-10
5-15
31 Vic
^
(quar.)_
Chemical
5%
(stock
Airways
Pipe Line,
Parkersburg-Aetna
6-
11-
4-27
4-27
(increased-quar.)
World
preferred
8-
15c
5-15
5-15
(quar.)
Sulphur
American
Poor
6-15
34%c
37Vic
Ltd.
T.
(Common
31 Vic
fqii&r.)
P'all
Polaroid
1
4-27
.
(quar.)
5-31
5-15
1st
(quar.)
6-10
5-22
....
1st
Dreferred
5-10
v
6-13
6-13
5
6-
37Vic
1
(quar.)__
redeemable
*5-15
6-29
^
;
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
4.50% redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)—
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)—
Pacific
Lighting Corp.
(quar.)
Packaging Corp. of America, common
4.80%
1
6-29
15c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
Co.—■
preferred
5-15
$3c
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
1st
5%
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-
37Vic
Robinson
&
Investment,
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
5-14
1
5-14
——
Class
Fund—
7-1
Gamble
5-14
$1.16
$1.22 Vi
—
6%
1
5-15
Pacific
6-1
6-
—
Raqle'Organization, Ltd.—
5-15
7
$1
Co.,
5-14
5%
Co.
Power
Quemont
R.
6-19
5-25
7Vic
Atlantic
1
—__
dividend
Quebec
6-19
(quar.)
Coast
8-15
6-
>
$1.06'A
1
El
_i__
(quar.)
Supermarkets
Stock
5-4
A
preferred
New
of
5-15
.
Hampshire—
Puget Sound Power & Light
Pure Oil Co. (quar.)
4-19
class
| 6%
Pueblo
5-29
5-11
Chemical,
Pacific
Co.
6-15
1
4
;
—
5%
preferred
(quar,)___.
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
5-24
6-11
90c
—i-'
Fibergas
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois Class, common (quar.)
6Vi%
10c
~~
6-
8
45c
$1.10
distribution
$1.25
1
Common
5-11
$1
(quar.)
Securities
gains
8
6-
Service
2
6-
9-
5-18
6-
20c
Owens-Corning
4%
6-11
20c
—__
(quar.)
8
7'/aC
common,.
_;
5-15
50c
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
1
$1.19;';
(quar.)
common
6-
25c
*
6-
7c
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
5-11
+5c
Corp.—
(initial)
4-30
Public
Utilities—
6-
Car
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4-30
5-15
income
4.75%
Otter
New
7-
Fund—
Rockland
&
$1
Ltd."
5-15
12'/ac
37Vic
,
(quar.)
Street
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
Onyx Chemical Corp. (increased quar.)—.—
15c
"~Z
~
4-30
20c
1
7-
30c
_~_2
5-15
4.50%
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
undistributed
(quar.)
4-26
$1.14
(quar.)
Chemical
7-
invest¬
gains)
4-23
5-15
61 Vic
(quar.)__.
7-
60c
(quar.)!
Mining,
North
6%
5-29
$1.12'/a
'
(quar.)
18c
capital
preferred
5Va%'
1
40c
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
Adjustment preferred
North
6-
2
6-11
35c
6%
Normetal
4-27
6-15
7-
1
Gas—
Power
Corp.
5-
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
income
Norioik
'
6c
______
__.
Share
long-term
,
5-10
4
93 %c
Co., 3%%
Mining.
10c
5-25
5-10
v
60c
5-
5-15
20C
40c
(quar.)_
Light
5-18
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Newport
1
6c
preferred
Niagara
1
5-
$1.01'A
(quar.)____!
4
Newmont
5-
28c
(increased-quar.)
Newfoundland
5-10
5-15
12'/a c
Electric
Newberry (J. J.)
5-17
5-18
5c
II
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$3.75
Vi %
5-25
5-11
12'/aC
_J
___
System
Brake
5-15
/
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(monthly)
Common
•'>-
:____.
5-15
1
6-15
16'/2C
Co
Equities,
A
5-11
18c
(quar.)
New
Jersey
1
6-
common (quar,)__
'.+-*■
i.riJ
((juar.)____;
'
J.),
Inc.
(reduced)
AJ__.
Electric
New
6-
6-15
6-15
(quar.)____
Co.,
Co.
New
4
$1.75
(quar.)__
(John
4
5-
from net invest, inc.)
are
New
England
5-
1
$1.06'A
Chemical
5- 2
35c
59%c
Corp
Mathieson
Non-voting
1
6-
$1.12'/a
preferred
Nesbitt
7
5-17
6-
56'Ac
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Nestle-Lemur
5-
9
Corp.—
Corp., class A
Co., 4'A% preferred
Meter
5-15
.6-
+15c
(quar.)
(Both paymts.
$2.40
4-11
420c
_____
$4.50
National Starch &
Neptune
6-15
5-11
30c
7%
Nelly Don, Inc.
7-13
25c
Chemical
&
Gypsum,
Neiman-Marcus
5
50c
(quar.)
preferred
National
Video
7
6-
Canada,
(quar.)
National
National
6-
6-15
■
.___
Distillers
5-
5-15
6-29
31'Ac
—_____
Colorado—
of
Co.
4-19
7-31
17Vic
31V'4C
;—'
—
(quar.)______;—_
preferred, (quar.)
preferred' (quar.)___
3.35%
8
1
5%
(quar.)
common
4.70%
6-15
'
(quar.)
Chemical Co. of
preferred
4'A%
8
37'/a c
Products
&
common
Common
;4Vi%
(initial)
common
preferred (quar.)
National
5-
25c
(Okla.)
new
Co.
Dairy
Drug
Ltd.,
5-18
split)
Casket
National
National
60c
1
5-19
40c
(2-for-l
National
5-
9
Y.)—
Common
National
5-15
50c
(quar.)
6-
25c
(s-a)
National Bank of Tulsa
5-
6-
6-
30c
4.68%
Chemical
Nashville
divid. inc.)
Service
5-15
Insur¬
(quar.)—;—'
(quar.)_______
of
5-15
1
5-15
dividend)
(quar.)
Co.
1
10%
Life
Common
3%
.
Men's
(stock
66-
37Vic
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
Public
5-
5-15
$1.43
25c
__:—
4.60%
(from
4
5-
5-15
(Colo.)
Service
of Rec.
15c
preferred
(quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)—
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
(3-for-l stock split)
5-
preferred
Ben
Olin
Pearl
Laboratories—
Class
Murphy
25c
(quar.)—
Co.
Business
Mfg.,
Holders
4%
4'A%
5-15
5-
$1.43%
(quar.)
Ohio Edison Co.. 4.56% pfd.
Pato
Star, Inc., class A
Film
5-11
Inc.
preferred (s-a)
Movielab
5-31
5-31
$1.25
5-15
&
Co.
Public
Payable
(quar.)___
Co.
Gamble
<fc
Progress
5-15
32Vic
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
dividend)
Gas,
preferred
4.92%
Parmelee
lc
Mount
6-15
When
Share
^
'-1 r'-
.
dividend
ance
5-15
$1.31V4
;
common
(quar.)_
Natural
Paramount
at.
time
Diablo
1
Gardner
Stock
1
5-31
$15c
(stock dividend)—
Glass
Papercraft Corp.
Wheel Corp.—
No
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Inc.—
Fund
stock
7-
5-
Prince
'
Pacific
1
$25c
41'Ac
(quar.)
common
.
5-15
5-21
$1.10
preferred
preferred
6-12
56'Ac
preferred
3V2%
9-29
Co.—
Service,
Industries,
preferred
10-16
20 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Professional
Oxford
(Fort
(quar.)
Portland
Missouri
4.20 %
5-15
5%
preferred
5.52%
8
5-31
6-
preferred
4.30%
8
5-
25c
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.____A_____
Minneapolis Gas Co.
Mississippi Power, $4.60 preferred (quar.)
Mohasco
5-
5-31
8
25c
Safety Appliances
Stock
4
5-
5-31
26'Ac
:—
5-25
$1.12'/2
common
$4.40
dividend
4.40%
5-
(111.)
(quar.)
Investment
4 Vz %
4-27
5-21
(quar.)
Mid-West Abrasive
Mickelberry's
5-18
5-31
(quar.)
Water
Midwestern
5-31
10c
25c
(quar.)
25c
preferred
Stock
5-
6-11
^
Telephone
preferred C
Midwest
5-14
30c
(quar.)
Middlesex
4-30
MzVzC
...(initial quar.)
Inc.
(resumed)
States
5%%
5-20
_
(quar.)
Seamless
Common
Motor
4-30
(quar.)
Inc.
Michigan
Middle
unit
per
common
6-20
32Vic,>
(quar.)j._
(stock
Nytronics, Inc.
Ober-Nester
Olympla
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Metromedia,
Inc.
Procter
40c
___
(quar.)
5.72'^Lpreferred
From
Thermit
&
Mine
5-15
5-15
5-23
Trust—
Payment of $0.1216280
5%
6-15
(Syracuse,
(quar.)
Messenger
Metal
6-1
25c
40c
Stores
Gas,
Norwich Pharmacal Go.
Old
8 Va c
Mercantile
Natural
preferred
4%%
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Mensh Investment
Bancorporation,
preferred (quar.)
NuTone,
5-25
37'/2C
quar.)___
Northwest
5.75%
6-20
6
$1.25
preferred (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
5-15
5-29
$1.75
common
.4%%
4%
6-
$1.06 >4
—
(quar.)—_—
iquar.)._.
Porcupine Mine
Corp.—
4'/2%
7-
1
Service—
(increased
Northwest
62 Vs»C
preferred (s-a)
(F. W.) & Co.,
5%
Means
1
(Ohio),
42'ac
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone, common
Common
5'A%
15c
Corp.,
4'A%
Meadville
6-15
$1.37 Va
25c
Mead
5-17
7-20
6-
44c
4.40
Public
Per
Name of Company
30c
com
7-
8
Holders
j$l
(quar.)__
%-^pref erred
(quar.)
Northern Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
NorthernOGhio Telephone
(quar.)__
Northland
Utilities, Ltd.
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)
&
Engineering
Service,
When
Payable of Rec.
12'/ac
85c
(quar.)
preferred
$5.50
$4 prior pfd.
Public
Indiana
(quar.)
20c
preferred
$2.50
Water,
Lines
$50c
$3.75
•
Share
Van
American
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
.
,
class A
&
Power,
15c
M
^
5-25
5-
7
15c
5-25
5-
7
16c
5-15
5-
1
4-27
capital
a
semi¬
invest¬
—
34c
5-14
(initial)
10c
7-
com.
(quar.)
2
6-15
$20c
5-25
4-13
$33VaC
5-15
4-19
Volume
195
Number
6157
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2195)
51
J.
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Shell
.
Ydf-K
shares
(final)
dollars
subject
Mfg.
stockholders
to
Corp.
Shenango Valley
Shenk
approval
Sherwin-Williams
preferred
preferred
4%
'
:
Co.
Ltd.;
..._
Class
of
B
das;
1
•
_.—_
Mfg.,
Approximately
Oil
5-11
>
(quar.)
preferred
,/v5- 4
5.10%
preferred
6-15
5-15
5.12%
preferred
(quar.)_______-
6-
5- ,1
5.24% preferred
8;25 %' preferred'
1
5'
1
5-
1
1
•
5-11
4-13
Texaco
6-
Texaco,
8
45c
6-
5
5-15
30c
5-20
4-27
common
isiocr.
Texas
6-29
tu*iucnu/___
,
31 %c
Texas
nuar. v
Service,
(quar.)
Instruments,
Steel
(quar.)______
27 %c
8-
1
"7-20
8-
1
31 %c
.
6-
1
5-
1
Transcontinental
6-
1
5-
1
20c
:—
;
5-17
10c
6-15
r
-
-
6-
4%
.'
6-
6
$1.12%
6-15
6-
5-15
5-
5-15
5-
1
6-
«
5-10
36c
1
5-21
6-
Oil
Co.
4 V2 %
6-
6-29
preferred
Sunset Industries
6-
6-30
•
9-28
+
10c
6-1
5-28
6-
1
5-
4-26
6-1
5-19
6-
1
1
5-11
12 %c"
12V2c
6-15
\
^
—
6-9
5-18
6-
5
5-16
6-15
5-15
12 %c
%c
$0.00 Vac
30c
43 %c
8
6-15
5-11
U
S
5-
U.
S.
1
1
5-15
8%
5-10
United
•
(qu ar.)—
(stock dividend)——-—-
5-15
5-
6-15
5-
8
6-
5-
7
28 Vac
3%.
1
9-14
conv! pfd. "(quar.)
this
time)
5-15
7-
10-23
6-
1
L;
1
5-15
4-30
RR.
$1
-
pfd.
5-23
5-
5-25
1
1
7-10
1
7-10
7-
2
6-12
20c
5-31
6-2
6-
1
8-
1
1
1
25c
Corp.
Wilbur
(quar.)_
Chocolate, -common
Electric
Oil
Williams
"
Co.
&
7-20
7-20
7-20
$1.12%
8-15
7-20
3.60%
•5-10
4-10
6%
12 %c
1
6-15
.6-
5-15
1
5-15
5-15
4-14
40c
6-29
6-
1
5-10
6-11
•5-25
50c
.L
$37c
5-15
5-15
4-30
$37 %c
5-15
25c
5-22
5-3
5-22
5-
8
10c
5-15
5-
1
15c
6-
1
5-15
40c
<1
to
6-
8
6
Win-Chek
;
4-30
Winn
Winter
(quar.)
37 %c
quar.)
1
7-
2
5-29
5-15
6%c
6-30
6%c
7-30
7-15
$2.50
7-10
6-20
8c
5r20
^
—___
6-29
6-
6-22
6-12
6-10
5-25
15c
40c
:
8-
40c
(quar.)
11-
Inc.
5c
'4-28
.,
Chemical Corp.
1
1*
(initial
quar.)—
Electric
Power,
preferred
Public
Co.
Corp.,
7-
a
4-30
5-31
6-23
•'
1
8
5-15
1
5-
6-
1
5-15
7-31
7-13
40c
Service, common
6-
$1.50
5-15
4-30
35c
6-20
5-31
7- 2
6-11
(quar.)__
(quar.)
______
75c
.
(monthly)
class A
6- 1
90c
y
1
8c
5-10
8c
6-11
8c
7-10
17 %c
'6-15
6-
1
6%c
6-15
6-
I
Monthly
Wometco
Enterprises,
class
Wood Hnrman Corp.,
Wood
(J.)
'
5-15
"6-
47 %c
Cquar.)_
common
(quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light
Wolf
7c
19c
(quar.)
Wiser Oil
2
10- 3
5-15
7c
-Cmontniy)
A
(quar.)
i_
Industries,
Ltd.,
class A
4-26
;
5-25
6-25
5-15
7-2
6-15
5-18
5-
7
6-
1
5-
1
6-12
$40c
(quar.)
1
5-
4
6-
$1.50
$3 preferred (s-a)
Mfg., Ltd. (stock dividend)—
One for
in class B ($1 par) pfd..
one
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
Company
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
&
62 %C
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
6%
preferred ADRS (s-a>__
(Payment amounts to about $0.41
3%
per De¬
positary share less British Income Tax)
Fund,
Wrigley
(stock
inc.
(Wm.)
200%
dividend)—
5-15
4-30
6-
25c
(monthly)
Co.
Jr.
1
5-18
25c
Wyandotte
Chemicals
Worsted
Corp.
(Mich.)
(quar.)
2
6-20
1
7-20
6-
1
5-11
30c
;
Co.
8-
20c
Monthly
Wurlitzer
7-
25c
6-15
•
•
40c
common
Wyandotte
(quar.)
7-31
13%c
preferred
Worth
6%C
(quar.)
5-
5-2
8-22
Telephone-
common
Wisconsin
5-18
5-31
(quar.)
Stores
Park
Now
4-17
1
5-22
1
.
5-15
*
•
15c
Industries, class A (quar.)
Dixie
Woods
J.)
6-
-
4-19
8
"■
'
1
(Pa.) —
.'_
62 %c
(quar.)_
4-30
$20c
-
6-
5-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.l.
Wisconsin
$1.37%
5-15
25c
25c
2%%
Company,
'Common
8-15
9
Co.
&
1
"
5-14
5-
Co., 8%
(quar.)
:
dividend
8-15
^
?
Lfs>_
1
8-3 5
6-
5-11
,4-30
1
5-31
,
5-11
5-15
45c
5-
6-29
50c
5-16
•
5-
5-22
"*
6-10
5-
6-5
45c
6-
6-10
85c
'
7
6-15
6-
6-
-
4
30c
35c
Wiley (John) & Sons (initial s-a)
'V WllliamsxRros. Co. (quar.>_____
6- "1
-
2
5-15
72c
5 •*
1"'- *5"
7-
15c
5-11
6-15
'6-
7%c
Stock
10-16
>
1
5-24
$1.12%
Wilcox
r
7-20
11-
1
6-
6-11
5-15
Wickes
9
62 %c
6-
2
6-15
'
■
1
6-15
30c
30c
R-
•
7-
35c
-
6-15
6-15
:
6-15
18c
•
6-15
1
1„
5-15
$1.25
5-11
2
1
7-
'
18c
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
White Stores. Inc. (quar.).
5-11
6-
7-
7-
•
37 %c
Class
5-15
-
1
"•4 % %
5- 2
(Denver)—
& Canal Co.
8-14
9-
25c
$1
(N.
5-15
25c
common
Wilcox
,___r
Co.
4-13
1
8-
preferred
92 %C
Co.
8
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
White (S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.
White Stag Mfg., class A (quar.)
4-13
17 %c
(quar.)
6-
6-
____
B
4%%
8
5%
United
.
Envelope
Co.
&
(quar.)
1
6-11
5-24
5-14
10c
5-28"'
10c
6-15
5-31
10c
9-15
8-31
$1.25
6-15
5-1*5
Co.
5-17
Yocam
__1
6-
1
5-
50c
—
(quar.)_^
6-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Foundry
6-
8
5-18
30c
•
6-15
6-
4
preferred
preferred
Whelan
(quar,
$2
75c
common
$1.75
(quar.)___
Corp.,
Universal
Match
Universal
Pictures
Corp.
common
Corp.,
4y»%
pfd.
5-21
6-
5-
5-19
4
5-1
..
i2%c
(quar.)—__
5-31
Quarterly
6-15
5-25
6-
common
Zenith
•
and
Radio
class
Corp.
B
stocks)
aL_-___-_
.—
Valley Mould & Iron, common (quar. )______
$5.50 prior preference (quar.—______
Value Line Income
Fund___—
5-15
20c
,
5-11
6-29
——.—
(quar.)
6-
8
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
$1.06%
1
X Payable
in Canadian funds, tax deductible
tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
British
7%c
5-31
75c
6-
1
$1.37%
6-
1
4-30
Previously published
7c
5-18
date and/or
5-15
dat#
was
•
incorrect.
record date is indicated
5-15
,
the
source.
Non¬
income tax.
Less
y
jsP
\
at
resident
a
class
—
Jewelry (2-for-l stock split on both the
5-15
.
—
(quar.)
:
5-10
10c
-
(resumed)___
6-26
9
(quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)
Zale
SUeel,
Batteries
1
Co.—
non-cum.
States
$1.12%
8-29
9-23
9
1
per
Inc. (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)
~.
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
6-15
1
'
17 %c
5-
6-
37 %c
Publishing Co.,
(quar.)
Class
1
62 %c
—
Valley Forge Products,
•2%%
at
7%
1
States
Rubber
8
35cn
(quar.)
Pacific
Western
i
of Delaware—
Jgrsey RR.
preferred
Pipe
6-
5-
5-18
/
$300
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
40C
(monthly 1
Lines
6-
3%
ptty:'.ieiif-?6mitted
S.
5-15
Corp.— J;divklend__-.J--,----_----------—--A
'A
U.
5-31
5-15
1
5
/
10c
12 %C
3-
1955)
3
■:
•V
(monthly)___________
&
1
5-15
1961)
7-
4C
(monthly).
Borax
5-
(series
6-8
(quar.)_i
A
4y2%
United
65c
i__
"
v-'(CMass
S.
6-
5-15
(series
3
2%'
!_
(increased
Sheet Metal
U.
6-20
i
7-
(increased-quar.)
New
25c
_____
Corp.
United
5-25
6-29
6-
60c
United
31C
,
?
(quar.)__:—I
conv.
5-25
35c
preferred
preferred
;87%t
A
Class
5-15
37 %c
5-
$1.75
Service
Foods,
Class
1
(quar.)
5-15
—
America
United Investors Corp.
5-28
6-
25c
1
6-
Westmoreland,
''
(quar.)
Gas
5-19
6-11
12 %c
5-
1952)
t60c
L
Exposition
Class;.A
1
Gas—
(series
Western
'
—
Illuminating
>
1
6-
$1.50
5-15
25c
Foundry
___!
United
9
5-
62 %c
5-15
_
&
United
5-14
6-15
1
i
5-15^
(quar.)__-
(quar.)
preferred
United
6-30
6-
25c
1
5-1
'5-
5-15.
(quar.)__
Superior'Window Co.,- 70c
7%
3
12 %c
$$1.31
(quar.)
common
Engineering
Common
4-26
$1.12%
1
(quar.)__l_
Co.
1
5-15
30c
5-31
66-
Corporations Ltd., class A
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
United
9-14
34%c
(quar.)
Carbon
5%
Natural
5%
•
5-15
(quar.)____
Insurance
of
1
6-
17 %c
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric (quar.)
1
ClaSs
12-14
5c
(quar.)__—_
common
Co.
8
Sunset International Petroleum
Stock
5-15
10%
Corp.
5-
6-15
$1.50
(quar.)
5%
5-11
dividend
Biscuit
United
6-15
12-31
10c
(quar.)
Oil,
5-25
5-31
(quar.)
Life
5-15
36c
(quar.)
preferred
43c
common
Artists
5-11
1
5-15
____^
Mid-Continent
■
8
6-
9-1,4
v
City—•
(quar.)_!
United
9
6-18
Co
American
Stock
10c
75c
A
preferred
5%
$1.14
(quar.)____i
1
$1
class
Western
35C
;
California
of
preferred
United
—
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
5-
$1.25
(quar. )___—
Sunbury Milk Products
Sunray
8
6-15
6-15,
5-1
Li
;
2
14C
_!
'
United
5-25
5-25
30c
,
preferred 1951 series (quar.).——
5.25%
7-2
,;r1r 2
.,,10-. 1
6%
5-15
(final)
Lines,
5-10
(quar.I—______
Propane Gas,
Air
5'/2%
United
United
(quar.)_
common
Car
United
5-15
$1.25
(tjuar.)
Oil. Co.
Tank
5-15
6-
■
Sun
5-15
1
Union
Union
5-10
1
6-
20c
—
Foods 'Corp.
Stquffer
is
30c
;
Suburban
8
6-
€-
40c
,
Co.,
(quar.)
Salle Street Corp.
(quar.).
(stockholders ap-
B
5-10
*'•
6-
(quar.)___'—
50c
6-15
Participating
21c
preferred
!
Fuller
6-15
27'Ac
(stock dividend)____
preferred
10c
(quar
York
preferred (quar.)__L,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_L
6-15
Lines
Common
$1.06 %
$4
split)
com.
(initial)
preferred
5-31
200%
s
$3.50
2
6-14
7-
(quar:->-__.
6-15
9-14
dividend)
$3.70
7-
5-
6-29
36c
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Holdings, Inc.—
(Final payment of approximately $0.67
depositary share)
1
1
(quar.)______
5-11
$1.25
Stores (quar.)
Sterling Precision, 5% preferred
Sterling Seal (quar.)—
&
5-25
1
5c
com. (initial)
A
5-18
75c
5-25
5-15
invest¬
(quar.)
Air
Western
$1,061/4
1
Sterchi Bros.
1st
5-
6-
5c
_.,..w.-r.
«-*-»»-
5-25
four-for-one
Baer
(initial)
and B
6-
87y2c
A
5-15
22 %c
•
Fund
common
8-11
Western
$2.50
5-15
...
75c
Western Canada
5-21
Investing Corp.—
Electric,
7
Common
6-
(quar.)
class
9
6-15.
1
5-10
6-15
Corp.-*
A
5-
1
6-
5-10
(stock
shares
7
;
*
net
(quar.)
5-31
class
(quar.)
(final)
55-
12 %c
„
preferred
Wilson
Union
Co.
5-25
62 %C
American
1
Gas
7-
4%%
1
New
'
5-21
7-27
Point Mfg.
(quar.)__
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
8
Clutch
Corp.
Unilever N. V.
5-15
11c
L
$60c
Co.,
Financial
Ud^lite
1
6-
7%c
(quar.)
25c
Corp.
La
3-31
6-30
,
Ohio
1
new
5-18
5-15
8-15
;
West
6-
A
5-11
26 %c
(initial)—
West
1
5-10
6-
6-15
82y2c
5-
$1
45c
(quar.)___J
Stephenson Finance, common
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Disc
9
9
5-11
Western Insurance Securities—
(quar.)
South
6-
25c
5•
26 %c
L/L
(quar.)
Special gtd. stock ts-a)
30c
87%c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
.
1
15c
Scores
preferred
6-
5c
Quarterly
4
45c
10c
class
208
1
10c
;
(initial)!
(quar.)
iquar.)
1
$1.44
30c
Twin
5-17
6-15
1
6-
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—
(Ohio) —
5-10
,
2
37.y2c
•
7%
6-29
7-
5-10
.
6-
Transport (initial)
—
Telephone Co.—
(increased quar.)
15c
*
Tuboscope Company (quar.)
Tudor City Second Unit—
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.)__
5%
preferred (quar.)
5-15
1
$1.12%
A
World
5-25
25c
Coast
10c
5-10
1
6-
Class
Trans
5-15
6-15
2c
35c
__
1
40c
$1.13
(quar.)
5-15
i
5'/2C
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
36c
4-17
6-12
income)
15c
(quar.)
.33c
"
pfd.
B
Transamerica
1
'
(DeL)—
(quar.)
6-29
!f;
Ltd..
Trans-Canada
r
*;■
(quar,)
Class
•
Finance
1
(quar.)_______—._
new
6-1
(quar.)____.
Trust
&
5-
5-15
45c
20c
Bank
Traders
7-20
V
30c
Ltd..
6-
Quarterly
5-
(quar.)__
(quar.
Corp., $1.60
Canada,
20c
(quar.)
1
$1.05
new
4-30
preferred" (quar.)
Scale
5
5%
6-
32 m
—
Stein Hall & Co.
Stix,
Trade
7-20
____
Co.,
5-25
(quar.)
preferred,
4.25%
6-
Common
5-21
1
(NY),
6-20
;
(from
(quar.)__;
class
on
preferred
Toledo
7-20
7-20
class A
Lithograph
Mfg.,
.7-20
1
(quar.)
preferred
Class
1
1
•
common
Still-Man
1
8-
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner
1
8-
us
Chemical,
Steinberg's," Ltd..
5%%
preferred
7-20
88-
'
Corp.
4.56%
27% C
(quar.)
Corp.,
4'A%
$1.40%
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
State Capital Life Insurance (Raleigh, N. C.)
a
Parts
dividend
5>
N.C.)
(monthly)
West
4-30
Edison—
7-20
•
________—
(quar.)__
Register
1
8-
$1.18%
_
common
6
5C
8-
common
6-
5-25
Class A
Stock
5
6-
20c
(WiBstOn-Salem.
Fund
;
(quar.)
6-
6-20
5%
(J.)
(H.
35c
Thrifty Drug Stores
(quar.)_
Tip Top Products, new class A
New class B (initial)
4-30
1
*
progfd
B
'
6-20
$1.43%
Corp.
Werner
>■
15c
(quar.)
$1.06 %
.
of
7-20
8-
(Conn. ), (quar.)____i.___J_:
preferred
preferred
.
4
1
5-15
8-
8-
•
Co.
y-js-
6-15
40c
5%
Class
4-20
5-1&
12%c
5%
"
-
$1.5G'A
R.)
ment
30c
Inc.
5-23
8
10c
20c
(quar.______
4% preferred (quar.)
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
-78-15
: 5-15
(quar.)
Steel
5-15
Common
Title Guarantee Co.
(qiiar.)
preferred
75-15
1
(quar.)
Standard
Fruit
&
Steamship—.
$3
partic. preference (accum.)
Standard
Oil Co, :(Calif.),
common
(quar.)
$3.30 conv. preferred
(quar
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
$1.20 preferred
(quar.)
3%%
10-20
6-
Standard Forglngs Corp.
5%
1
Box
Toledo
—
totecher-Trahng
Ramo-Wooldridge,
92%c
97 %c
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
—;
Sprague Engineering Corp.- (Calif.)
(quar.)__
Stauffer
Paper
Tokheim
Sperr-y Rand Corp., com. (stock dividend)
4%% preferred (quar.)___.
Common
(John R.)
5-15
20c
5c
Liquor
Weissberg
_j.
common______
Thompson
5-31
6-
'
Wellington. Equity
____
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Thompson
7-20
Products
4
—
7-20
(quar.)____-
Standard
Inc.,
industries
7-20
Cliemical Products,
Standard
Industries,
Common
7
6-15
5c
—
preferred
5-
10-
preferred (quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)____
6%
Thomas
1
(quar.)
Dredging
1
$4 cash)
or
4-30
4-30
12 %c
,___.
Bros., class A (quar.)__
West
5-
6
9-14
(quar.)____^^__^^J^|l.iq;
,
6-
(quar.)
stock div.
1
5-
5-15
5-15
4
5-4
(initial)
common
Oil
&
8-1
$1.32
Standard
(Optional—5%
6-15
19c
,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Brands,
Inc.,
Coal
(quar.
preferred
4
5-
1
;
Southwestern States TelephoneCommon
(quar,)
_______
$3.50
5-
1
6*
Texas & Pacific Ry.—
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred ($25 par)
Standard
1
6-
4%
$1.03%
preferred
Water
6-
$1.40
;
$1.45
4-19
11-
$1.10
_____________—
5.625%
Stamford
$1.37%
dividend
(quar.)
Chemical,
preferred
Weiss
$1.43%
6-
y20c
,
_—
4.75%
B
.
iquar.)_
com.
Service—
preferred
Class
$2.38
70c
25c
_
preferred
Spencer
4.20%
4
$1.38
Thompson
(quar.)_
4.40%
Speedry
5-
T'-
5-15
37J/aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1 >
5-5
25c
preferred
(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
$1.44
6-
5-31
$62 %c
,
.
4.60%
■
Weinkles
Si- 5
Pacific
5-15
1
15c
15c
Weingarten
4
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
4
5-
%c
Thompson
—__—
Investors
5%
4
5-
1
4
Texas
6-
1
15c
Company tquar.I
5-
1"
6-
4
Co.—
Southwestern Drug Corp., com.
4.40%
Weeden &
1
6-
5-
5
.
15c
dividend
6-
5-
:
preferred (s-a)
Southern Railway Co. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
"4.36%
Stock
1
4.75%
4.25%
4
1
29%C
5-11
,
(quar. )i
Wayne Manufacturing Co.
4
5-
6-
Stock
5-22
6-
15c
Mfg.
$1.33%
Producing (increased-quar.)
Industries,-Inc., com. (year-end)
6-15
6-15
D.) common
$1.25
Gulf
4-27
7
■
19c
preferred
5.
6-
—
Ltd.—
Company (quar.)—
j&outhefn Fertilizer & Chemical
'
1
$1.67%
Texas
Southern
preferred
-preferred
ft
6-
$1.46'A
5-14
4.15%
8
(quar.)
5-14
3.90%
6-
(quar.)
Texas
6-
5%
,
1
12 %c
!
quarterly
Swasey Co.
$1.28%
(quar.
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washburn Wire (quar.)
Waste King Corp., 6% preferred C (quar.)__
6%
preferred C (quar.)
4
(quar.)______;
6-
3.70%
5-
26% c
.
:
6-
\i-*
$1.18%
(quar.
Texas
Power Co.,
Common
1
$1.12%
(quar.)_,___
6-22
(quar.)_£.
Increased
Waters
(quar.)
preferred
4-13
37 %c
preferred (quar.)_!
$4.50
5-31 Zyi 4-30
6-11
20c
preferred
5-11
(quar.)____
Industries
'•Warren (S.
preferred
6-
Canada
Public
L7-
45c
^
4-30
$.045
Fund_
Corp.
Warner &
'
8
Transmission-
preferred
5-14
Southwestern
$40c
8
preferred
Water—
Electric
6-
6.70%
6-
preferred
8- 8
1
5.85%
7-14
1
______—____—$0.2656%
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
25c
5.44% preferred (quar.)
34c
4.40%
1
7-
5.80%
(initial)
Southwestern
6-
7-
$1.25
.__
—i-
4-27
5-15
Quarterly
7- 1
■
$1.18
(quar.)_,...
4-27
5-15
50c
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
■
,
5-22
(quar.)
Southwestern
8
4-16
25
___
preferred
preferred
8
6-
8-
5-
5%
6-
6-30
5^-14
Common
6-8
1
5-31
5-31
Southern
1
7-
/■: 7- 1 -i-/
25c
8-
4W%
7-
(quar.)
(quar,)
preferred
5-15
5
7-
$1.12%
Vulcan-Hart Corp.
Vulcan Materials, common (quar.)_
61/4%
preferred (quar.)
l
5%
2%
(qiiar.)
(quar.)
California
Eastern
5-4
(s-a)
Wachovia Bank & Trust
10c
(initial)__——
Development
common
8
$1.12%
i"
6-2
8
6-
$1.28
^
Mutual
5.75%''. preferred
preferred
preferred
19C
4.78%
New
preferred
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)——_____
preferred (quar.V
Southern
6-
$1.31»/4
5.60%
couthern California Edison—
4.24 ',•/
1
(quar.)
5.52%
-6-13
Gas Co.
Telephone Co.
4.08%- preferred
7-
7-1
$1.31
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
6-27
8
$1.27%
preferred
(quar.)
5%. preferred. ■ (quar.)
5.125% preferred (quar.)
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)_«-.u_
6-29
10c
8
6-
i4_
4.75%
6-29
38% c
___
South
Southeastern
7-
.
_
Georgia Natural
Stock dividend
4 7*
2
5-21
1
8 /
6-
Common
(Calif.)
preferred A (quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.;,
_.y_________.Lyi'
South
8-
6-
7- 1
7- 1
—
Canada, Ltd., common* (quar.)^
Inc.
(increased-quar.)
4.50%
Inc.
c';; 7- 1
$1.16y4
—
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
2nd
6-22
■V
—
2nd
4.72%
12%
$50c
(quar.)
International,
$1.55
,
4.50%
5-10
8 C
$1.22 >/a
(quar,)_____^____,__
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
6-
$1.16
preferred
preferred
6-
5-18
1
$1.15
(quar.)
4.65%
6-
7-
$1.06 >/4
(quar.)h_—_
preferred
4.90%
6-
6-12
"
preferred
4.64%
5-25
$25c"
4
7-16
Volunteer State Life Insurance. (Tenn.
Vulcan
r
5-14
'
$1.25
15c
preferred (quar.).
Voi-Shan
4
'
;5-ll
1
;
28C
$1.02%;
1
.
'
-
______
8
$20c
$2,
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)______
iAi.
(quar.)__.
6-
___——__
Industries
Transmission, com.
»
(s-a)
5-15
shr,.
;
Corp.
4.60%
.
5%
depositary
per
(s-a)_^___r^
preferred
Management
6-
$2dc
$1.25
•
5-
(Howard) Paper Mills; Ltd.—
Sonotone Corp.,
i
6-15
5-31
4%
Co.,
Shares
Gas
15c
7 Vac
-Boss
6-28
Fibre
27c
(quar.)
Vinco Corp.
(stock dividend).
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp
;
*
60c
(s^-a
Smith-Douglass CO.
1
200%
held)
62 %c
50c
(quar.)
Co,
6-
$1
$0,196
Superior1 Co.
6-15
shK.
preferred (quar.)
conv.
8
5-
1
Vapor Corp.
1
preferred
8
1
8
preferred
6-
5-
8
4,25%
6-
Vanderbilt
5-
4.10%
15c
1
5-
8
20c
5-
5-
5-
/
5-15
5-28
4-19
(quar.)___
$1.08
5-28
each
for
1
1
6-
35c
A
(quar.)
of America—
(increased quar.)
Vance Sanders & Co.
4y2%
pfd.
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
30c
Corp.
Common
4-19
80c
5-16
1
Vanadium
5-1
$1.27 >/2
divid.
Television
(J.
5-15
5-15
Taylor
1'
(quar.)_
B.) Co., 5%
5-15
5-15
4.32%
Sciver
When
Share
Oo.
20c
$1.04
5-15
Raalte
20c
:
J))
common
(2 shrs.
Taylor & Fenn Co.—
8
4-19
(quar.)
Stock
6-
4-19
5-15
B
Tennessee
'20C
____.—_________
.
8
5-15
5-31
5-15
preferred
$.002
class; A: (quar;)
common
6-
25c
A
8-
Corp.
(quar.)____;
Ltd. "adl'S^—
Singer
•
Van
2
preferred
4.16%
4-27
$25c
Sinclair -Oil
$2
7-
J25c
4-19
-".'"Class C'
Smith
7-16
(quar.)
Co.,
5-16
—
L
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Electric
8-15
-
Smith
Van
(quar.)____
(quar.)____
y
'
1
(duar.'i—_.
2
class A
20c
'
Company (quar. i
Simpson Lee Paper Co. (Wash.)
(quar.)__—
Simpson's, Ltd. iquai'.) _____l__
feimpsdiis^ea'i'Sj-Ltd.; Class A is*-a;
_—*
Class B 1 is-a) -yL—____j_.--__Li.-.-L.;_L_,i—,
Skelly
5-4
(quar.)
5%
"
•v
Simmons
014
6-1
5.10% preferred C (quar.)
Tampax, Inc.
(quar.)____^
5-10
1
7-
UOc
.'
.
"Signode Steel Strapping,
5% preferred (quar.)
■
Per
Name of Company
$1.10
(.quar.)
Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
preferred
4.32 %
1
5-15
6-
$1
______
•
•
6-
75c
iquar.)
Siegel (Henry I) Co., common ,(quar. )_L____
•TSignai oil •&
4%
B
Tampa
$$1.75
Co., common
(quar.)
;
i
5-15
6-
Ltd.—
Shop ■&. Save (1957), Ltd. (s-a)__.
Stock
dividend
(subject to
approval
stockholders
Class
5-15
1
6-15
$10c
Canada
of
5-31
■
6-13
v
$.075
.
8
6-
25c
$1,25
(quar,)_
(quar.j_:
Sherwin-Williams
.
When
Share
,
Inc.
Wayne
Talon, Inc.,
__
pid.
—___
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
7%
(quar.)
Water, 5%
Industries
-
Biscuits
Symington
6-
Sheller
Name of Company
.
Sunshine
of
payment
A
Per
of Rec.
a
shillings "per share payable in U; S.
three
,
Payable
■[
f^Ffllisport & Trading, Ltd.—
New
;
Holdert
t Payable in 0. B. funds, less
4-25
x
Less Jamaica income taa
The corrected payment
here,
15% Canadian nonresident tax
x
52
(2196)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
and
expenses
General Corporation and
Investment News
Clifton
creased
increased ^0%
taxes
W.
Phalen,
President,
from
10
page
the
$.50
the
company
share,
per
number
forth
set
shares
of
below
of
stock,
common
opposite
their
value
par
respective
Maltz,
Greenwald
Cantor,
William
Norton
—V.
195,
Co
&
Securities
Fitzgerald
Corp._
<fc
Co.,
Inc
the
of
1962
391,446
included
in
435,982
$1.04
taxes
$1.05
net
1'X
—
of
business
May 31,
____^25.000
1962.—V.
195,
748.
p.
%
X'xxf;''
Net
which
Mr.
Murphy
H.
21
or
that
Jr.,
President,
income
net
For
equal
to
for
the
39
^
told
stockholders
first
the
share,
common
a
dividends.
$1,307,000,
The
Corp.—Earnings Down—
cents
ferred
quarter
of
their
at
1962
giving effect to provision for
period a year earlier, earnings
cents
J.
After
this
is in
kets
on
are
quarter
best
the
central
north
bottom at the
of
oil
Peak
1962.
states:
and
is
It
time but
same
not
they
that
both
to
—V.
195,
enterprise-wise
and
The
this
issue.—V.
the
for
National Airlines, Inc.—New
G.
at
195,
Baker
Mr.
by
.Airlines.
of
Mr.
Frontier
of
the
with
sinking
Insured
it
announced
was
with
86
by
1
1
cents
first quarter
$150,000
plus
accrued
for
share
per
Earle
Maytag
Chief
Mr.
Marine
its
of
$150,000
Robert
F.
Truex,
Mr.: A.
Also
meeting
will
in
a
National
Board
with
Chairman
5%
interest.
of
the
Chairman
as
the
of
carry
The
the
X'XX %.v
G.
to
elected
R.
board
directors
Mr." John
were
Woody,
of
Mr.
J.
Dan
A.
of
National
Love,
Brock,
Mr.
G.
Chemical
Corp.
Chemical
5%
1,
1962,
United
SS
was
second
Kingsbury
and
at
by
Y.—V.^190,
&
division
of
D
President
is
National
Stewart,
of
the
announced
move
Co.
chemically
Distillers
Federal's
Indiana
&
that
there
Chemical Co.
Corp.
This
company.
is
total
from
the
Gulf
the
to
area.—V.
is
the
trade
series
income
■which
in
17%
became
merged
Great
*
with National
Lakes
the
and
New
Distillers &
Jersey-eastern
was
of
ties
first
after
quarter
of
adjustment
Jan.
on
first quarter
$12,807,382
1961.
in
which
Thomas
in
E.
of
1961
to
26,
first
for
the
stock
the
quarter,
on
would
broaden
realized,'
stockholders,
the
as
stockholders
158,144.
In
making
total
a
the
the
of
the
common
experienced
first
a
quarter
of
has about
company
over
in
stock
Sutherland
in
company
in
addition,
the
Mr.
interest
share
a
with
241,000.—V.
'
National
and
Steel's
to
of
$5,862,026,
reflect
the
'
equal
2-for-l
amounted
to
$5,274,882,
70%
or
195.
,
p.
construction
he said,
to
to
stock
The
The
to
17
Of
the
SEC
and
are
to
and
Ernst
Hardware
and
Co.
and
be
and
split
used
of
to
New
This" diversified
and
a
compared
Net
to
and
retire
the
In
up other
related items,
other
addition
305,920
per
set
company's short-term
working capital purposes.
for
increase
to
to
certain
share^ of
and
$348,507
for
share
last
cents
to
quarter
in
the
year.
Mr.
in
second
half
Feiamann
part
reported
a
10%
the first quarter of
to
reduction
months
stores
together
$400,000
to
handle
the
sale
of
in
19S2
as
share
a
There
and
in
March
compared
were
31,
Seasonally,
of
our
our
the
year
the
continued
an
195,
than
in
drive
increase
in
sales
three
in
our
all
are
and
the
improved
months
(of
the
which
company
Joshua
results
in
lowest
of
all
for
further
sales
The
Putnam
Fund,
Co.,
Boston,
F.
S.
quarter
Moseley
&
May 2
Heller
cago.
sold
acted
as
to
Walter
of
E.
preferred
Heller
&
stock
and
representatives
in
New York
has
more
in
than
20
major cities.
August, 1957 —V. 192,
p.
The
2612.
Telephone Co.—Earnings Down Slightly-^
The
company
reported
that net
income
for
the
first
quarter
of
dropped
to $36,029,070,
or
47
cents
a
share, compared with
$36,153,218, or 52 cents a share, on fewer shares for the
of
3.5 %
from
corresponding
1961.
Operating
for
$278,387,369
in
the
the
latest
first
in
Green,
company
a
quarter
quarter
of
were
1961,
$288,204,103,
while
up
operating
1962
$70,624,000
for
11%
increased
the
to
proposes
to
propose
sell
;.X
reported
however,-that due
to
the
liberalization
lower
earnings
consolidated
made
to
In
in
1961, increased earn¬
divisions will not only make tip
trucking
the
increase
division
coal
for
of
case
1962.—V.
but
195,
will
again
show
911.
p.
time,
exceed
with
sell
4,496
aggregate
an
•••X.X
what
$100 million.
earnings."-—V.
195,
months
The
has
$88,933,000.—V.
March
and
of
of
24,496
$84,917,948,
been
195,
made
Federal
for
526.
p.
stock
Its
stock
listed
was
for
ticker symbol
formerly
listed
was
trading
is
Ramer
American
Common
—
Offered—Godfrey,
Taylor & Co.," New York City, and associates
announced the initial public sale of Ramer
Industries,
common stock through the
offering of 252,000 shares on
May 4 at $6 a share.
12,080
of
:•v-;V':.
total
84,000 shares
sold
were
by the
168,000 by certain stockholders.
to
to
purchase machinery
factory;
new
repay
be
received
due
the
will
company
effect
to
affiliate
an
company
r
by
and equipment;
debt
a
compared
March
31,
the
1961,
same
its
year
products
by
its
with
line
and
acquire
Brooklyn,
line
a
of
N.
had
expected."
He
also predicted
a
subsidiaries
of
report
for the
$826,653
share
after
three
of
about
33%>
of
the
total
dollar
volume
accounted
casuals, 23% by scuffs, 19% by infants'
by girls' and ladies' slippers, and 12%
distributes
its
and
products
net
sales
largely
to
chain
provision
1,771,380
on
shares
CAPITALIZATION
said
for*the
and
company
its
wholly-
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
'
X'XX1"'.''
5%
bank
,'
,
note
due
(20
Authorized
*
.
June
stock
Common
Outstanding
x
cents
15,
1962
$100,000
.
$100,000
par3,000,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
named
below
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the
income
the
two
holders
with
of
net
severally
of shares
then
outstanding.—V. 195,
p.
Magnus &
Ruffer
1596.
The
for
contract
their
will
be
submitted shortly to
•Philips
and
stockholders
25,
the
&
electrical
is
a
large
for
stock,
195,
p.
&
1926.
authorised
and
related
products,
,
elec¬
of
••<».+
•
•
r,
„
-
•
to
with
be
the
Penzell
&
Co.,
5,000
Inc._
Jed
L. Hamburg
Co.__—
Seymour, Bernard &
DuBoff, Inc.___
Trulock
& Co., Inc.—...
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
12,000
Budd
10,000
McNeel
&
Co.,
&
5,000
5,000
5,000
\
Inc.__
Co.,
5,000
3,000
Inc.__.
2,500
10,000
Corp. of America—Class A Registered
SEC
offered
on
for
Co.,
44
$16
New York, filed a registration
April 27 covering 300,000 shares of class A
public
per
Wall
sale
through
Street,
share)
New
and
underwriters
York.
The
headed
public
by
offering
underwriting
partners
Federal
South
Street
Associates, of New York (an affiliated person),
in and to the Borland
Buildings in Chi¬
cago for 60,000 class A shares, and from the 82
partners of L. A. Co.,
of New York (also
affiliated), its leasehold interest' in the Harris Newmark Building in Los Angeles for 40,000 shares.
The net proceeds from
the
.
latter's
the
drugs
and
veterinarian application.
The
Co., with main offices in Kansas City,
maunfacturer and distributor of a wide
related products for industry and agriculture.
■
the
Shares
25,000
Co., Inc.
agree¬
below,
The company has interests in a number of income
producing proper¬
ties and also owns a general insurance
agency and a mortgage servicing
company.
The company is offering to purchase from -the 123
the
Chemical
»t
forth
set
terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes 100,000 class A
shares to be offered to two limited
partnerships for the acquisition of
certain properties.
"
Co.
Industries' manufactures
dyestuffs
medical
meeting
Chemical
amounts
offered.
25,000
__
Inc.
Co., Inc.
Stanley Heller &
price (maximum
Midwstern
variety of chemical and
—V.
annual
Pharmaceutical
products,
pharmaceuticals
Thompson-Hayward
their
at
Thompson-Hayward
Electronics
and
respective
stock
corporation of 745 Fifth Avenue,
statement
Philips Electronics & Pharmaceutical Industries Corp.
tronic
Burns
The
—Acquisition—
of
Associates,
C.
Co.,
Inc
Real Properties
stock¬
approval.
acquisition marks Pfizer's entry into the men's toiletries field.
Barbasal .products include an aerosol shave cream, a
brushless- shave
cream, and a pre-electric shave lotion.—V. 195, p. 1852.
April
&
M. A, Saunders &
S.
The
On
Go., Inc.__
Ballan
contract for the
Barbasol
acquisition
the
25,000
earnings
for
the
three
months
ended
equal to 29 cents a common share based
$514,625,
companies.
of
in
common
Godfrey, Hamilton, Taylor
& Co., Inc._
162,500
Davis, Pearson & Perkins,
common
acquisition of all assets of The Barbaof Indianapolis by Chas. Pfizer was announced
by officials of
Co.
sol
of
.
740,000 shs.
have
Shares
Shell
a
purchase,
ended
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Signing of
to
300,000 shares
for
and
stores
„
subsidiaries
in
the
year
ended
Dec.
31,
1961, amounted to
and net income was $317,976, equal to 50 cents a share on
640,000 shares then outstanding. Sales for the quarter
ending March 31,
1962 were $1,000,914 compared
w;ith $519,392 for the similar period in
1961.
Unaudited net earnings for
the March quarter were
$111,629
compared with $44,556 for the similar 1961 period.
ment,
of
chil¬
sockettes.
$3,211,973
"continuing
months
Y.,
popular
wide
a
slippers, 13%
.
number
be
improvements to
company;
variety of
1961 the company sold approximately
5,000,000 pairs
REVENUES—Consolidated
13%; Sales 12%—
we
■
Stock
1
Industries, Inc.
company
discount houses.
outstanding.
This
the
on
;
the
on
1597.
p.
7
May
PGT.
Hamilton
The
1099.
p.
31, 1962, net earnings
equal to 47 cents per
to
equal
are
were
Pul£ & Timber Co.—Common Listed—
coirittloh
Stock
company's
;
of
provision
Exchange.
company's
York
1961
*
reported,
incomp taxes
Puget Sound
New
earnings
period in
same
per
nine
other
and
Earnings for the
share.
Up—
earnings of $88,092,203
underwriting
corporation
an
-
through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. Inc.,
City, and Boettcher & Co., Denver,—V. 188,
$2.04
the
dren's
sales
record
line
in
a,
the
eastern
company has reported consolidated net
the nine months
ended
March
31.
These
for
from
about
of
1273.
of
first
are
to
period
same
last
styles. In the
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Net Higher—
The
Mo.,
revenues
of
quarter
against
as
BUSINESS—The company of 703
Bedford Ave.,
designs, manufactures and sells at wholesale levels
priced infants', children's and ladies' footwear in
Outstanding
of
1962
quarter
growth
Co., Chi¬
approximately 40% of the common
stock of Nationwide, which is one of the
country's larg¬
est equipment
leasing firms.
"This new financing will enable Nationwide
to expand
its
leasing services significantly, particularly in the
area of longer term
leases," Sheridan said.
Headquartered in Chicago, the company has offices
overall
a
Drake, President, at the firm's 112tli Annual Stockholders'
As for the full year 1962, Drake estimated that sales would,
first
taxes,
owns
company was founded
the
on
Simultaneously, 250,000 shares
were
for
stock
Growth
possible
P.
Meeting.
-cost
agent in the placement.
Nationwide
William
promotion
on
first
ings in both Pittston's oil and
used
earnings and e'arnings per
quarter of this year. Sales for the period increased
$21,989,300 a year ago. Net earnings were $1,370,35 cents per share compared to $1,214,200 or 31 cents
per share
the same three-month period last year.
the
for
"Figures
announced
was
corporation
com-,
share¬
market but additional
tonnage will be lost as it
impossible for coal to compete against imported waste (residual) oil.
is
nursery
or
for
higher
are
1962
by Robert Sheridan, President.
The
principal purchaser was
others
who
owned.
$24,569,500
690
.
limited group of investors
Boston.
to
quarter
the
and
Three
the
owned
The
half."
divisions
advertising
the
earnings
first
Bean," President,
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.—Net Up
;
share
first
Nationwide Leasing Co.—Stock Sold
Privately—The
private sale of 75,000 shares of this firm's common stock
a
owned.
shares
this
1429.
p.
Lamont
shares
$151,028 or three
shares outstanding in
the
earnings
in
M.
a
told
"
■
for
PROCEEDS—Net. proceeds
of which Monte L. Bean, Board Chair¬
amounted
1962
with
5,747,479
which
attributed
"our
activities."—V.
to
and
Pittston,
inventories.
indebtedness,
common stock,
Green
Corp.
to
16%.
of
waste oil from Venezuela, which has been increased almost
three years, not only will prices on steam
coal be
on
the
Of the
is President and substantial stockholder) own
44.4%
and
11.4%, respectively, and management officials as a group 61.4%).- The
prospectus lists six selling stockholders including Bean and Joshua
Green Corp., which propose to sell 19,000 and
5,000 shares respectively,
10%,
gain
in
and
including additional inventory and to
bank borrowings previously incurred
Joshua
53,648
ended
with $8,435,293 in the like 1961 months.
emphasize," Mr. Feldmann said, "that the
the
the
in
has
totaled-* $9,277,165
normally
quarters
company
three
year.
Sales
compared
want
the
six
or
a
periods.
"I
industrial
130% . gain in earnings for
the same period last year.
both
is
Up
of
President
Save
area.
retire
necessary
increase
and
However, he expressed hope that as in the
drugstore
drugstores
stock
with
earnings
cents
year
Sales
—
15%.
sales
cautioned,
the
in
The
York,
stock.new
man,
Corp.
50%/
lower
amend¬
Seattle
proceeds from the company's sale of debentures,
proceeds from its private sale of $800,000 of notes,
tions
525.
Electric
quota law
the
outstanding notes held by First National City
$675,000 for leasehold improvements and to equip
in Mercer Island and Bellevue, Wash., and
a
new
hardware store in Everett, Wash., all of which will be
opened
during the current year, $165,000 to move, equip and stock the Univer¬
sity Village store in Seattle, and the balance will be used for altera¬
Bank
Chairman
$78,000,000
Routh
equal
per
by
a
first
33rd^annual meeting that for the third consecutive year
earnings for the diversified corporation have increased
$2.10 per share.
on
Pay'N
business,
the
Procter & Gamble Co.—Nine Months' Earnings
$17
rate
landscape business, all in the
for
ago.
Mr.
transfer
director,
Union
than
year
corporation.
supplied
income
..
p.
the
(maximum
housewares
1
net
about
New York
appointed
of
interest
be
York
New
Up 16%—
that consolidated net
This represents 'an
Routh,
the
Consolidated
Montgomery street, San"
The
issues
Bank
Co. of America—Secondary Stock
Offering-—
April 30, 1962, it was reported that a secondary of¬
fering of 19,000 shares of this firm's common stock had
203,
p.
net
the
will
to
hardware
a
nurseries
Chemical
%
Potash
27
underwriting terms
operates
and
the
adjusted
P.
year
more
Street,
April
on
at
1320.
The
Pike
(successor
company
the
with
38
cents
with
Inn)
business
1962
program.
514-524
made
p.
.
this year amounted to $2,682,917, equivalent after
preferred
to $1.65 a share
against net earnings of $2,313,612, amounting
a" share for the same
quarter last year,
$1,42
each
.x
of
Bonds—■
of
Exchange,—V. 195,
-
$226,363,312 compared
is' equal
and
191,
be
195,
announced
company
dividends
been
this issue —V.
Co.,
ment.
Penn¬
100%.
sales
194,
On
Lnfe Corp.—High Court Voids
Corp.—Appointment—
1852.
share)
common
quarter
with $7,532,500 in the first quarter
Chairman, pointed out^that this large
depletion is due to. completion of facili¬
major
net income.—V.
National
products.—V.
195,
:
Gas
sales
over
consolidated
first
previous year.
he stated, was
$1.43
connection
December 29,
1961,
common
total of
with
compares
Francisco, heads the list of underwriters.
debentures, public offering price for both
compares
amounts
Net
are
dis¬
for
Pittston Co.—First Quarter Net
The
compared
Seattle, filed a registration
covering $1,200,000 of convertible
subordinated debentures due
1977, to be offered for public sale by the
company, and 40,576 outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered
by the holders thereof. Dean Witter
Co., 45
statement
1962.
1962
Millsop,
depreciation
share
of
which
it
being
10,000
a
company,
Drugs,
$136,780,508 in the similar period of 1961.
provision for depreciation and depletion in
the
increase
195, p.
The
Chemi¬
;
sales of
The
building
or
which
redemption on May 31, 1962, all of its
mortgage bdnds due Nov. 1, 1964 at 100% % ;
will
Y.—V.
N.
holders at
Pay'N Save Corp.—Debentures—Common
Registered
Federal's position
1926.
p.
effective
Sales in the
with
acquired
areas
company-owned
quarter of
for
Corp.—Earnings Up Over 100% for Qtr.
the
share
per
the
of
called
payment
Co.,
parable basis.
1736.
name
The corporation's net income, after all
charges, for the quarter ended
March 31, 1962,, reported at the annual
meeting of stockholders, was
$12,144,611, equal to 79 cents per share. These results compare with
net
reaching
—V.
superphosphates
no
itself
195,
National Steel
cents
quarter
Company, New York City, has been
dividend disbursing agent for the common stock
and
1961. at which time it was a six-plant fertilizer
serving eight states. The present expansion will bring the
of
Federal
plants to 13, serving 12 midwestern states
number
related
of
also
important
These
$150,920,555, an increase
$128,994,776 reported for the first quarter of
1961. Net earnings were
$8,224,592 or 79 cents per share. In the com¬
parable quarter of 1961, net earnings were $3,586,013 or 34 cents
per
share on stock now
outstanding.—V. 195, p. 1430.
Gov¬
Bear
p.
earnings
common
Iriving Trust
the
in January,
manufacturer
sylvania
that
Parker Finance
change m personnel contemplated and
that the present
management of Kingsbury & Co. will continue to
op¬
erate the business after the
merger has been completed.
cal
the
on
period./ In
effective
See El Paso Natural
.
Chemical,
President,
and
66-year-old firm producing
granulated fertilizers under
a
combined
added
Federal
period,
Pacific Northwest Pipe
state," Mr. Stewart
He
that
in
months'
apparently
preferred
1319.
p.
by Federal this month.
& K" sold throughout Indiana.
\
"We believe that the
merger will greatly strengthen
the important markets in the central
part of the
said.
reported
share
a
earnings
the
became
83,000
Inc., a fertilizer manu¬
Peru, Indiana, into Federal
and
"D
in
in'
twelve
almost
of
1962,
Co.,
&
Indianapolis
Jefferson
Kingsbury,
expansion
Kingsbury
merge
fertiziler
announced
George
certain
in
has
company
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Sales Up 17%—
of
through
States
China
Pnilippine Bear series due 1981
Payment will be made at the Irving
15, N.
has
company
outstanding*# % % first
Redemptions—
its
Merger Plan—
to
plants
Co.,
to
policies.
promoting its Pionite
the company had less than 40
time
The
construction.
line
amounted
1961,
distribution
Pittsburg}; Coke & Chemical Co.—To Redeem
The
fewer
SS
corresponding
expectations
were
gain
Proposed
—
that
stock
remaining on the board in addition
Cross, Alfred F. McCarthy, Paul R. Scott, and
Jr.-—V.
195, p. 2078.
'
'XXx'
&
which
said
Edward
Mr.
cents
46
the
during
previous
split
the
directors
Distillers
with
building
31,
share.
stronger
distributors
at this
network.
Jan.
per
to
1204.
for the
on
in
outstanding
of
W.
McNeese,
intention
cents
sales
national
60
year
complete
a
ending
year
60
distributors
own
tributors
p.
Trust
part to a colder than normal winter season which stimulated
gas sales for space
heating. For the tweli-e months ended March 31,
1962, earnings amounted to $1.55 a share based on average shares
board
board
for
cents
President,
to
improvement
due
Merger—
facturer
its
increased
stocks,
Electric Co,—Earnings Up Slightly—
Sutherland,
amounted
43
The
Maytag was elected President
immediately assume his
re-
continue
directors
John
National
and
will
elected
Jr., Mr.
Previous
were
G.
also
and
Mr.
purchase
in
stock
R.
quarter
the
announced
Baker's
President
Colo.
Airlines
Officer,
new
Mr.
of
former
Denver,
.j.X'-'v"
...
was
Dolansky.
Baker
to
of
Baker
;
...
Other
Earnings Higher—
The company reported first
quarter sales of
June
on
of
Bonds,
Co., One Wall Street, New York
Pacific Gas &
Stock Interest—Manage¬
Maytag, Jr., have
shares
the
National
Mr.
Maytag
Airlines.
is
Executive
soonsibilities.
directors.
B.
250,000
of
of
to
sales
enjoying
Immediate
1
■
1961.
of
redemption
fund,
Merchant
and
100%
N.
Lewis
Airlines
directors
and
and
Mnytag
the
increased
over
its
in
established
with
980.
of
1981
Trust
1851..
p.
Changes—
T.
for
equal
was
has
now
distributors
Joseph
ment
income
attributed
plastic laminates. Last
the
for
compared
for the first three' months of 1962 were
$92,367,973 for, the same period in 1961.
revenues
corporation has- called
operation
Corp.—Name Change Effective—
Inc.,
Power
*
compared
stock
compared
p.
ernment
Chris-Craft Industries,
See
1962,
operating
195,
due
NAFI
1961,
,
Pacific Far East Lines, Inc.—Partial
the
1705.
p.
in
Mohawk
$14,483,313
was
st^gk
of
common
$98,595,484
—V.
mar¬
our 10-vear history in Canada were insuffi¬
partially offset the combination," Mr. Murphy said.
than
more
quarter
Total
quarter profit-wise in
cient
President.
Niagara
throughout the iirst
were
production
gas
often
of
1962,
31,
period
same
requirements on the corporation'snreferred
equivalent to 95 cents per share of comrhon
shares of
%
income
March
the
dividend
was
first
net
ended
for
Machold,
pre¬
were
share.
common
per
months
$12,703,652
$847,000
was
after
like
consolidated
three
annual
He attributed the reduction almost
entirely "to severe gasoline price
competition at, the retail level through the southeast and to the lowest
wholesale gasoline price in the north central states in almost ten
years.
Our largest retail volume is in the southeast and our
largest wholesale
business
Corp.—Sales,
Niagara Mohawk Power Co.—Net Higher—
Murphy,
meeting
Aron
Pioneer
"
C.
Plastics
$468,242
;
1961
$2,955,495
';/!
share_______
Pioneer
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
Gross sales for Pioneer Plastics jumped to
$13,469,299 for the year
ending Jan. 31, \9(i2, President Arnold Aron informed a meeting of
security analysts. Earnings per share amounted to 68 cents on net
income &S-^$528,401.
Sales
for the
previous year amounted
to
$11,-
777,346.
*
April 25, 1962 the directors declared the regular dividend of 60c
share payable June 15, 1962, to stockholders of record at the close
per
25,000
—
Inc.
Co.,
income
per
in¬
had
$2,931,505
above
earnings
$237,001,185.
result
a
On
45,000
404.
p.
from
investment
as
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
period
for
income
Net
45,000
•_
__—
t
,
for
income
Provision
names.
Shares
Clayton
capital
Period Ended March 31—
Net
from
$246,575,528
that
during the last 12 months
company's construction program.—-V. 195, p. 525.
Newmont Mining
Continued
to
said
$171,000,000
.
.
stock
amount
•'t
of
leasehold
sale
will
be
$2,175,000
interest
used
to
affecting
'
pay
a
three
purchase
mortgage in the
-Toledo, Canton and
money
locations
in
V
«
^
Volume 195
Number
6157
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2197)
Ohio,
Portsmouth,
November,
existing
1961.,
addition
In
and
stock.
to
certain
be
used
indebtedness,
shares.
officials
Holders
of
as
$198,387.—V.
a
class
elect, two-thirds of
to
the
to
reduce
or
in
pay
Shares
Robert
full
A.
group
B
the
4.6%
own
The
of
each
shares,, voting
board.
Jan.
31,: 1962,
p. .2664.
:
•
•
194,
50%
own
of
as
the
class
a
states
that
loss
C.
Wheat
o5J&ds
Franklin
PRESENT
TO
A
common
stock
(par $1 )*——
316,667 shs.
common
stock
(par $3)——
66,667 shs.
granted
Ohio.
by
chased
The
all
12 --N.
acts
Third
and
St.,
Columbus,
exercise
Ohio,
the
of
all
is
be
examination,
industrial
specified amounts,
in
accept reinsurance
to
companies.
insurance
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
the
does
It
severally
to
the
terms
the
company
underwriters
agreed
of
shares
The
named
purchase
to
class
A
below
from
the
stock
common
has
company
granted
(
by
in
net
intend
conditions
and
and
has
Robinsbn
Humphrey
-
the
A? A-
First
,
,
Columbus
Corp.
37,222
37,222
Courts
S.
to
agreed
June
\
s
sell
J.
Russell
N.
Clisby
&
Co.___
Westheimer
&
Cassell
F.
Joseph,
Co
&
Co., Inc._
Mellen
Inc.
&
Co.,
195,
971.;
p.,
&
This
V.
195,
31,
$159,321
Trion
5,000
Instruments
letter
a
$7,215,968
of
shareholders.
to
William
Basile.
B.
results
quarter
for
contributions
the
from
"are
the
period."
comuarable
a
3.000
3,000
-
r
IiJichigan,
of
research
and
to
period
32%
of.
the
for
Net
earnings for the
3,01,240,
the
first
months ended
three
its
noted
has
that
5,672,875
average
number
of
Schneider
$8,035,696,
195,
said
gross
compared
with
The
of. ex¬
—
to
of
Maryland
j
1962 were
31,
,5
23,
1962.
The
for
Avenues.
business
military
automobile
common
shares
.
.
and
;
company
civilian
truck
"
6%
and plant are located at Railroad and
^ "*
"
is
aircraft
,tires.
the manufacture
use,
AELJOF
V
.
-pref.
stock
Class
A
common
stock
(no
Class
B
common
stock
(no
UNDERWRITERS—The
(par
industrial
of tires
tires
John
"If
par)___,
underwriters
-
3,000 shs.
600.000 shs.
282,750 shs.
below
of
the
company: •-
named
;... •
using
lasers-*-
light-waves
"
Net Down—
Outstanding
3,000 shs.
293,250 shs.\
282,750 shs.
have
severally
severally agreed
class A common
Hutz-
1,250
•
Roberts
&
Parke
Anderson
&
Haupt
&
J. S. Strauss
Van
Robert
C.
150
Arthur
Co
■;
600
Inc
Co.,
K.
Inc.
Mackall
300
Yarnall,
—V.
195,
200
Co.__
&
500 j
Co.__
&
2501
A
Co.,
—150
F.
Coe_
&
Co.—200
&
Wyatt,, Neal
&
H0O
Co._
&
Noel
Wright
150
&
Yantis
S.
400
Inc.—.;
Wallace
L,
250
Co.—
150
& >Co,_______
White
N.
250
Co._^__;_;_-%—300
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
&
50O
,
Co
«Sj
Co.,
Alstyne,
500
B.""Joyce
150
Co
&
Cartwright
Sweney
600
Co._
&
Thomas &
200
Jr. &
Stokes
Stroud
1,250
Hentz & Co
Hill,
,,
600
Talbot
Ira
Co.____
&
Brothers
Walter
400
Sons
1,250
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc,
150
&
Steele
J.
Stern
200
150
Inc._
Co
&
Ellis
H.
*•
Mayer
&
100
Hobbs & Hart,
150
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
&
Waggoner,
200
Co., Inc.—_
Biddle
&
200
Co:_
200
2080.
p.
>
Southern
Ry.
Co.—Equipment
fered—Salomon
nounced
Brothers
they
Trust
Hutzler
&
awarded
were
Certificates
Of¬
associates
an¬
and
competitive
at
sale
on
May 1 an issue of $4,440,000 Southern Railway 4%
equipment trust certificates, series WW, on a bid of
99.205 for the 4%
coupon.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. bid
99.179, also for a 4% coupon.
The
certificates, %which" are non-callable, were reoffered for public' sale May 2 at prices to - yield from
3.10%
Oct.
the
for
1962 maturity to 4.20% forMhe
April 16, 1976 to April 16, 1977.
secured by new equipment esti¬
16,
maturities running from
certificates
Th£
v
to
mated
cost
semi-annual
Oct.
and
16
sive.—V.
are
and they will mature in
$148,000 on each April
$5,550,000,
instalments
Oct.
from
195,
p.
>912;
Southwestern
30
of
16
16, 1962 to April 16, 1977, inclu¬
*
A*''■%:/';;A^A%/%-'
•
for
Sinclair
of
31,
Oil
of
subsidiaries
and
amounted
1962,
$1.11
or
for
the
-
$12,807,729,
to
or
share reported
a
1961.
record
Co.—Common
Insurance
A"%V
>
Offered—Pur¬
suant
to a May 2, 1962 prospectus, Eppler, Guerin &
Turner, Inc., Dallas and R. J. Edwards, Inc., Oklahoma
City, and associates, offered publicly 220,000 shares of
this firm's common stogk at $3 per share.
Net
the general funds of
by directors as pre¬
scribed by the Oklahoma Insurance Code.
the
barrels
568,674
daily
the
for
first
Its
of
company
in
invested
offices
in
are
The
is
companv
insurance
Oklahoma
GIVING
unricv
incorporated
was
casualty
CAPITALIZATION
to
added
1953.
automobile
executive
be
and will be
Oklahoma
of
writing
%:'Ar,v;'/v
195, p. 912.
will
proceeds
company
BUSINESS—The
*
of
sales
Gold
Platinum
&
Co.
To
—
Redeem
lias
called
redemption
for
July
on
all
1962,
1,
its
of
stock
Common
($1
the laws
raned in the
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Outstanding
440,000 shs.
l.OQO.OOO shs.
the
to
the
of
under¬
Arkansas.
and
Okla.
City,
EFFECT
en
Oklahoma
in
par)
underwriting
underwriters
the
shares
of
conditions
and
terms
fertilizer
Riley
prime
said
'
the
during
have
weather
remains
the
comparable
•
that
in
rheeting
annual
Southern
earnings
net
normal
V.
195,
and
represented
sales
net
1365.
the
for
six
next
'
.
1961
on
weeks,
$17,700,000,
that
sales
net
we
an
tax
including
income,
net
of
its
the
&
Inc.
Quinn
15,000
Walker,
Co.A
M.
F.
10,000
Hau.ser, Murdoch,
&
Fridley
Co.,
Co.
Frederking
&
Lentz, Newton & Co
Milburn, Cochran &
Inc.
195,
5,000
Co.
—,—-
5,000
Miller
5.000
-j.——
& Co.,
Inc.—
Porter,
10,000
10,000
&
—
5.000
5,000
5,000
5,000
Co.,
!
;___
10,000
54.
p.
(A. G.)
&
&
Noyes Inc
Stephens
Inc.—
White & Co., Inc._
A 10,000
Inc.__
Bridge
Burns
Parker, Ford
P 10,000
:
coast
Net'
10.000
.
10,000
R.
Wag¬
&
North & Co.
Robertson & Pan-
Dewar,
—V.
L.
Austin
15,000
&
10,000
10,000
Co
Co.—
Austin
H.
Co.„
&
—,——
&
goner
Co.,
Inc.
E.
-Biessner
Moroney,
27,500
&
of
Shares
Turner,
Pierce
or
below:
name
27,500
Rauscher,
loss
$14,000,000.
opposite
Josey & Co
I.
Spalding & Bros., Inc.—Merger Talks Ended—
See Dunhill
increase from the previous year's
20% highe? than for 1960.—
72%
a
for
this issue,—V.
International, Inc.,
195, p. 2080.
were
AA A
,
Offered—Pursuant to
circular, Adams & Co., Los
Angeles, offered publicly, 75,000 shares of this firm's
common
stock
at $4 per share.
Of the total, 60,000
shares were sold for the company
and 15,000 for a
-
Squire For Men, Inc.—Common
April
an
California
Southern
set
agreed
Edwards, Inc
J.
Dittmar
approximate
reported
1961
benefits, of $2,150,000
1961
for
p.
.
Nitrogen
income
stock
common
Guerin
Eppler,
Southeast—Southern
the
added:
he
will
sales
1962
our
severally
Barret, Fitch,
company's
favorable
been
market—and
of
ahead
were
season
i.
conditions-
the
stockholders the firm's
of Southern Nitrogen Co. told
this
year.
R.
has
agreed to sell and each
to purchase
the number
has
company
Shares
H.
Inc.—Sales Higher—
Nitrogen Co..
far
of
the
agreement,
Inc.
Co.
Edison
Offered—
Bonds
—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, was manager of an
undermining group which offered, on May 2, $40,000,000
of this firm's 4V4% first and refunding mortgage bonds,
25,
1962 offering
stockholder.
series
O, due May 1, 1987 at 100% and accrued interest,
yield approximately 4.25%. The group was awarded
the bonds May 1 on its bid of 99.32%.
First
The
'
associates
Blyth &
43/s%
a
-
Boston
Were
with
Co., Inc. headed
>"
coupon.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
a
Witter
Dean,
Corp.,
second
a
bid
group
of
anB
Co.,
&
for
99.239
4V4S.
bidding 100.7599 for
,
dition
order
frcm
the
sale
of
these
bonds
will
be
used
BUSINESS—The.
State
REDEMPTION
none
of
these
indirectly,
company
of
of
FEATURES—Th®
frbm 104.25%
bonds
funds
less
than
BUSINESS—The
public
utility
5,120,000
in
to
new
bonds will be
100%tf Prior to May 1,
redeemable
at
1967, however,
redeemed through the use, directly or
borrowed
at an
effective
interest post to
the
may
the
be
effective
furnishing
portions of
interest
cost
of
these
bonds.
is a
electricity to an
estimated
population
of
central and southern California, Excluding
company
of
601
W.
Fifth
St.,
Los
Angeles,
of California
of
Southern
changed
to
"The
cdmpany
on
was
Sept. 25,
California,
Squire
For
tff
Men,
April
On
Inc."
engaged in the research, development,
hairpieces for
branches
fornia).
in
In
New
in
Dallas, Texas;
name
24.
The
the
York
the
of
name
the
was
company maintains its
Beverly Hills, Calif., and
City,
the
Chicago,
manufacture, sale and service-
company
Denver,
has sold
a
and Santa
Ana
its
(Cali¬
franchise in Vancouver..
Cafiada. and is planning to soon open
and
laws
"The Squire For
1962,
The company transacts its business through
men.
addition,
Lritism Columbia,
under
incorporated
1961, under the
Inc."
principal office at 328 South Beverly Drive in
is
prices ranging
field, purchase of additional equipment, sales pro¬
capital.
^
motion and working
Men
part ,to
proceeds will be used by the company for the ad¬
of four branclu offices, expansion into the mail
Net
to
retire all short-term-bank loans incurred in the company's
construction;-program and .the. balance will become treasury funds.
1962
1,
"I Authorized
$100)
par)
AA
%'%/''%
manufactures
of
in
country
esti¬
increase
of approximately 27%
over 1961,
and that our pre-tax profit will be
about $3,250,000. This is equivalent to about $2.50 to $2.60 per share
before taxes, an increase of 50%
over 1961
earnings."
mate
in
APRIL
agreed to purchase and the selling stockholders have
to sell .to
th^m the following numbers of- shares of
sto«&
and
and tubes
tubes, and
T:
',
CAPITALIZATION
;
Non-cum.
the
A
•
•
.
the
&
1,250
Seasongood
Co.,
—
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
president
Nitrogen's
Offered—On
Common
•
.
in
Co..;
Brothers
ler
250
400
Rothschild
F.
&
—
100
-
Co
2167.
p.
thus
weather
out¬
1945, under
Baltimore.
of
and
'
•
,
-
institutions
technique
new
March
American
period last
$1.-
was
27,
The company's principal office
Union
v.
Dec.
is headed by Lloyd
and Douglas
closely with the Uni¬
the company alsp achieved higher petrochemical profits
manufacturing and sales costs during the period, E. L.
company
Th®
Rubber
Feb.
oil
company
on
and
worked
unit
192,
sales
incorporated under the laws of the
the name of "The Frank G.
Co."
It
succeeded
to
an
unincorporated
business
conducted by the late Frank G. Schenuit since 1912. The present cor¬
porate name was adopted by Charter Amendment filed and approved
of
leading
President, stated.—V.
Southern
from the sale will go to three selling
;''■*
BUSINESS—The
State
1961
\
proceeds
Schenuit
in
Chief Executive Officer,
Hughes
Co., Inc
Rand & Co.__Salomon
400
&
&
R.
26, 1962, Robert Garrett & Sons, Baltimore, and
associates offered publicly, 240,000 shares of this firm's
outstanding class A common ^tock at $14 per share.
Net
income.—
eight-year 6% subordinated debentures due July 1, 1964
at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payments will be made at the Schroder
Trust Co.,
57 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y., or J. Henry Schroder
Wagg &
Co.,
Ltd.,
145
Leadenhall St., London E.
C.
3, England.
April
stockholders.
added
outstanding
income for the quarter just ended was
$6,597,203 for the like period last year.
Co.—Clals A
Rubber
sub¬
Rnffensperger,
Schmidt,
.
Co
&
spectroscopy
income
net
carry-forward
Schenuit
owned
Arbor, Mich., which is engaged
development.
research
activities,'/Trion
a
Co
Hannaford
H.
r
250
&
150
Pollock & Co., Inc.
600
Prcssprleh & Co.—L1,250
,
V.AA'.■•%.,/••%.,"J. .A"'.''''A.: 'aA'A;A'AAvA-A::-'A
749.
p.
the
of
&
Freeman
Gregory
Debentures—
standing after giving effect retroactively to the acquisition of State
Mortgage Co. in September, 1961; and to a 5% stock distribution in
December, 1961. * A.K A4 % :.Y
A'; A
Mr.
Ann
its
quarter
quarter,
lower
South
'
cents per share on 6,555,350 average number of com¬
outstanding. First-quarter earnings in 1961 were $938,644,
cents koh
first
Steiniger,
entered.
policy
quarter
March
'
option to purchase all of the capital
firm has
Arbor
one
ended
addition
1962
.and
1961.
19.9
or
shares
16.5
income
M.
State
1962 before
appropriations for general reserves increased 39% over the first quar¬
ter of 1961, T.
Franklin Schneider, 'President, reported.
net
,
:■-*
1,250
^—
150
Writer .& Christtn-
Authorized
company
Diego Imperial Corp.—Net Up 39%
corporation's
also
expenses
ajshare, compared with $16,862,556,
the
In
—V.
The
.
a
months
cents
85
for
company
During the year the company intends to continue
pansion and diversification.—V. 195, p. 526.
San
wholly
share,
&
quarter
three
increase
a
Southeastern
Funk,
due
record sales volume that was about 6%
higher than for
in its history, Sinclair Oil reported a decline in net earn¬
for the first quarter of 1962.
Despite
3,000
attributed
businesses
new
all
Jackson
__1,250
30o
John
and
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Sales Up 6%,
earnings : of
and
President,
the
best
He
debentures
and other purposes.
The Ann
Arbor company has sold a large number of these instruments to corpo¬
rations throughout the United States.—-V. 194, p. 2338.
has ever
these results to
good demand for the company's long-established products, together
first
1962
experienced
operating
established
was
The Ann
instruments
employed in
communications, welding,
3 000
any
with, sales
4:%%
10O
Inc.
W.
L.
Stokes
Inc.
and |
addition
In
5.000
___________________
per share in
the corresponding
incerase of 136% in earnings on
"
A
sales..
—'V.
M.
.
President.
laser
ings
compared
an
Oil
1473.
research
3,000
cents
32
Shell
versity
Co.
its
to
controllable
250
&
Merle-Smith
Freeman
manufacture in the field of lasers, it was announced.
John G. Brooks, Siegler President, said the option, which runs until
July 20, 1962, is expected to be exercised prior to that date, at which
time Siegler will offer to purchase 100%
stock ownership of Trion.
^; A;
1962.
or
of
R.
'
Davis
Morris,
Houston
Cross, Chairman of the Board and
Co.aA
of
ioo
loo
Inc.—
Wm. E.
Securities
& Townsend,
&
First
through
60O
Mur¬
Co
&
Webber,
scn,
Co.
month and
the network
1962,
&
Hirshberg,
Overton
Curtis
500
Elkins,
Siegler Corp.—Acquires Option to Buy Trion Instru.—
Co.—Reports Increase in Sales, Earnings—
represents
$741,000
1,
&
A.
Paine,
,200
Union
Dick
stock
listed
will be nude at The Chase Manhattan
The corporation has obtained an
stock of Trion Instruments, Inc., of
in
J.
&
Inc.__.
DeHaven
2050.
Linn,
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Inc.
fund,
Payment
p.
5.000
Corp.
7.000
in
p.
Norrls
500
Schmertz
Hallgarten
June
on
Showers
250
Corp.
Peters,
Ginther
redemption
Co.—
Inc
ray,
100
<te
Hansen tic
Nongard,
;250
Co.
of
Reductions
Co._^.
Corp.
Wells
York
500
Co
Co,, Inc.__
Shelby
Cullom
system,
Boston, will
Francisco,"
San
250
New
&
Co.,
plant
250
Co.,
Penington, Colket & Co.___
Dallas
$38,266,921, or 63 cents a
in the first
Spa gilt, President, announced at the an¬
nual
This is the second highest first quarter
net income in the company's history, and it is 10%
over the 1961 period,^when net income was $34,709,182, or 57 cents a share.
The
income improvement came
principally from gams in sales of
oil
products and in improvement in the chemical products market.
and
March
or
to
&
&:,Co.-_--—500
new
every
500
&
:
200
Co.
Securities
200
Inc.
Bclssner
Mulloney,
1,250
1,250
Co., Inc.__«
Inc._,
:
Burton &
L.
Co
Co.,
Hutchinson
Moroney,
800
&
&
Inc.
&
&
Co.,
Bradford
C.
•
,
Co.
500
Co.__
Cunningham,
;
^
major financial
every
cities
A- V'
Courts
1962, Monroe E.
shareholders' meeting.
manufacturer
of
chemicals, plastic materials and
plasjtic industrial parts, reported sales .of $9,502,629. and
earnings of $376,463 or ,72 cents per share for the three months ended
mon
to
two
'
•
Cooley
pur¬
Co. of St. Louis—Partial Red'n—
lor
income
net
amounted
quarter
diversified
rubber
with
J.
Co.—Earnings Up 10%—
Consolidated
Richardson
very
Black
Securities
Southeastern
7,000
sinking
at 100%.
Y.—V. 193,
sidiaries
to
:A
Engler
the
called
5,000
5.000
Inc.A
Co
Samuel ■&
The
Miller,
&
A A A_ AA A___A:
Inc.
In
of
purchase
principal
•
Amopnfc
Mnsten
McM'aster
1,250
Becker
Hirsch
Inc.____5.000
Co.,
Southeastern
First
7,000
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
the
network
rate
bond
•
A
McDonnell &
1,250
Stearns & Co,__
G.
A.
2,000
:
the
5.000
.
TindaJJ & Co._____A
& Co.'
i
WA1
W.
J.
10,000
Co.,
&
Strader
10,000
-10,000
Prescott & Co.-j^
of
1968
N.
Shell Oil
have
Vercoe
in
stocks
on
Stock
the
at
foot
split-second
a
data-
summer:
extending
States
has
Consolidated
:
Hilsman &
H.
J.
Johnston,
Lemon
1,
Bank,
respective number
set forth below.
the
company
Hayden, Miller -& Co
10,000
The
Johnspn, Lane, Space
\
Corp. ;;__A___t__i___.A-_' 10,000
This
Bear,
*
has moved
square
Exchanges.
The
Philadelphia, Chicago and
York,
next
is
the
:
Long
severally
respective
'
-
'A-,'
E,
A.
150
Corp.-
Crouter & Bodine—
system
of
the
below:
200
<te
Clayton
company
15,000
instantaneous
American
Investment
company
operation
this
contained
Z John B. Joyce &jCo.A_A_
John A. Kemper & Co._i.__
<fc
Co.__AAA—10,000
Dickson &:CoAAAA 10,000
—V.
is
United
the
new
a
Ultronic
provides
and
to Canada
the
Securities
The
vA. %./•
Shares
Saiihdery.. Stiver & Co
1,000
J. 'C. Wheat & Co, AAA- 4Fi.000
37,223
Inc— .—I———
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
C.
York
the
of
which
corporation
in
company
$7,650
_%
Co
&
Green.
and
at
underwriters
such
company
of
-
Co..
'R.
once
months,
15, following its introduction
will be nationwide.—V. 195, p. 1023.
excess
standard
of
not
Bache
2,000
•
Co., Inc.
Inc.
Inc.
*
AAAiA
&
Co.,
Co
Securities
Baxter
Simmons,
Williams
T.
May
to
Shares
<
The
to
it
In
application
extended
The
the underwriters named above
as
representatives
the
right to
undertake
the purchase of
securities
publicly offered-by: the company'within the next five years on terms
equally favorable to those offered by any other prospective underwriter.
-
occupied
100 people.
over
policies.
agreement
underwriting
several
The
18
service
New
center
Initially, the company market will be limited to the State of Ohio;
however, it is anticipated that at appropriate times in the future the
company
will make application to do a life insurance business in
other states. It is expected. that its policies, the benefits provided
thereunder and the premium rates therefor will generally be competi¬
tive
with
those of other insurers
doing business in Ohio and such
other states as the company
may
later do business in.
of
less than
system.
already operative in New
statute to life insurance companies domiciled
in
include the making of insurance op„ life or against
sickness, or. temporary or permanent disability,
purchasing and disposing of annuities, f'
medical
write
to
the
&
&
Bapon, Whipple & Co.___
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
& Fitzhugh,
Inc.
C.
•;
2,000
Read
conditions
the
forth
set
,,
garage
first
the
on
powers
or
of $10,000, up to age 40; and
sub-standard risks from other
in
3,000
3,000
&
Inc.
Frost,
Stuart
American
life
complete
time
3,000
2,000
Berr-y', Douglas
and
from
bonds
new
Allison-Williams
Co.
■
1092.
retrieval
The
proposes to sell all cUstomary forms of annuity con¬
insurance policies, sickness .and accident, and group insur¬
ance policies. It also expects to write a small amount of insurance on
sub-standard risks at an additional premium; to issue policies with¬
out
A//
Halsey,
$500,000
employing
company
tracts,
3,000
Hurwitz, President, has announced that Science Capital
the
terms
purchase
have
Amount
Inc
Townsend,
Ultronic
from
persons,
granting,
&
of
6 '/a %
promissory notes with detachable warrants
Systems Corp., of Pennsauken, N. J.
i
,
.
This is the largest purchase made by Science Capital since its
organi¬
zation in 1961.
-ZP&.
Organized in December, I960, by a small group of engineers, Ultronic
Systems has designed, developed and manufactured a new data storage
from
powers
to
the
of
the
company
perform
law
These
accidents
and
to
D.
quotation
BUSINESS—The
the
of
the
to
to
Edward
66.667 shs.
authorized
subject
below
named
A'' v/(000s omitted)
5,000
Science Capital Corp,—New Investment—
266,667 shs.
B
'j.
Mason-Hagaii, Inc
Mead, Miller & Co
Baumgartner, Downing
5,000
Paul
Outstanding
Class
6,500
Co.,
5,000
p.
Co.
Crouter & Bodine__A
Co
&
&
Kirkpatrick,
6,500
and
Class
&
agreed,
agreement,
amounts
5,000
DeHaven
Labouisse,
Pierce
195,
5,000
5jf)0f)*
underwriters
Clark, Landstreet &
6,500
Co.,>Inc.AtL___i^ __T_
FINANCING
Authorized
8,000
8,000
Ball, Burge .& Kraus
Brooke, Sheridan, Bogan &
Co., parent, for organizational ex¬
penses, pay operating expenses and invest in securities
authorized as investments for JOhio life insurance com¬
panies.
EFFECT
Prescott
Rouse,
Insurance
GIVING
12,000
6,500
—V.
UNDERWRITERS—The
_,
Co.
,__i
will be^ used to reimburse Republic-
CAPITALIZATION
18,000
the City of Los Angeles and certain other cities,
but including
Beach, Santa Barbara, Santa Monica, and San Bernardino.
5,000
Space
M'ason & Lee, Inc.A
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,
18,000
-Brewer, Becker
Bryant, Inc.—_________
an April-19, 1962
prospectus,
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., Atlanta; The First Co¬
lumbus Corp., Columbus, O.;. Willis, .Kenny & Ayres,
Inc., Richmond, Va., and -associates offered publicly,
266,667 snares of this firm's class A common stock at
$7.50 per srcare. '
Corp.
Corp._A
Lane,
Inc.
Inc.
Offered—Pursuant to
Securities
Johnson,
18,000
Weil,
Rauscher,
Republic-Franklin Life Insurance Co.—Class A Com¬
Net .pr
18.000
'.
Co._
The
Boyce
&
Friedrichs
mon
&
&
* Carolina
18,000
&
Legg
Howard,
V
•"
Bros.
Shares
41,000
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
Abbott, Proctor & Paine___
for
net
a
Sons.
Co., Inc
Sherrerd_______
C.
J.
outstanding
class, have the
prospectus
Kidder
Stein
the
the company suffered
M.
Garrett &
Allyn & Co._________
John
B
•
C.
Butcher &
company has outstanding
Theodore Sayers, President,
shares.
B
Geltinger," Board Chairman,
four months ended
the
will
120,000 class
Management
A
right
balance
A.
class A and
Peter
class
The
bank loans.
700,701
of
which -represents the final payment on the purchase
for such properties acquired by the company in
($3,400,000)
price
53
branch offices
j^ondon, England.
The company has commenced
as
of April 15,-1962, advertising a nev
(2198)
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
line of women's fashion wigs to be sold
in its stores.
These
fashion wigs are being sold under the name of "La
Tiara. V
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
stock
(par
50c)_———
women's
Structurlite Plastics
Corp.—Debentures Offered—On
April 27, 1962 The Ohio Co.,
Columbus,, offered to resi¬
dents of the State of Ohio
only, at par, $200,000 of this
firm's 6% sinking fund
debentures due May 1, 1974.
FINANCING
Outstanding
210,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
Net
Sales
of
and
1962
earnings
the
were
of
Standard
highest
Joel S.
company,
for
Brands
first
any
Mitchell, Chairman
for
the
quarter
of
the
first
in
three
the
Board
months
history
of
announced.
per
share increased
common
per share earned in,the
Net sales reached an
all-time
pared
for
with
Sales
$150,312,716
the
of
States
for
quarter
were
the
quarter
195,
1961.
and
of
income
1961
March
31,
sales.
The
Society
V
a
officers
of
$6,638,202.
were
period
year
the
made
compared
This
ago.
with
represents
report at
8Vsi%
share
the
39
versus
cents
for
the
same
period
ended
for
New
the
estimate
between
between
basis
Co.,
under
15'/2
$1.43
for
the fiscal
is
well
and
and
ending Sept. 30, 1962,
Earnings were estimated
shields
million.
16
is
is
$1.50
as
high
have
also
the
of
15%.—V.
195,
5%
for
covers
for
guard
with
pared
1961
Jr.,
$3,154,
the
on
President,
Shipments
the
M-14
Mr.
reported
for
of
($100
par)
note
conv.
sinking
May
somewhere
the
the
had
par)
70,000 shs.
1,
See
•
Sherwood
poration's
annual
shareholders
of
instrumental
added
that
in
the
the
-
backlog
an
Inc.,
Net
proceeds
the
to
will
company
be
added
"It
1900,
as
a
Standard
of
corporation.
cotton
knitwear
founded
was
in
manufacture
has
feet
„
in
;
re-incorporated
into
of
qualitv
as
Tennessee,
providing
purchases
which
varns
raw
which
knitted,
stock
par)
preferred stock
•
TO
PRESENT
in
have
selling
the
severally
stockholders
forth
below
<fe
Ponton
Eradford
—V.
195,
number
respective
of
shares
of
common
stock
names:
3.571
,
3 559
Co
3.569
I«c
3 5^9
~
'3
569
of
Rtapd-'rd ^"llsman Industries
rose
to
$805381
sSaKs of 703
on
436,676. Mn the first ouarter ended
March 31, 1962
comP,ro" wit-h r>«* of $770 140 on
sel~?
,
quarter
basis
the
35
year
ago,
James
2.170 686
sha'"-*
1°62
neriod
in
are
entering
and
were
the
in
March
37
cents
31
a
the
comparable
rpnortpd.
1962
share,
On
th<
earnings
compared
products.—V.
expanding
through
Mr.
our
divisions
and
position
wide
our
Burke said.
range
"The
in
space
of
technical
programs
outlook for the
is
subsidiaries."
Consolidated
release
a
many
The
Jersey
included
of
a
M.
J.
bas°d
favor¬
consumer
and
period
In
gas
and
product
higher
sales
were
of
as
for
(he
first-
estimated
at
Report—
prices,
sales
12
three
months
$231,000 000
or
the
as
year.—V.
the
89
improvement
of
Jersey's
comparable
cents
in
per
for
the
first
p.
1854.
six
monhs
of
and
first
three
quarter
at
with
of
months
1961.
of
Total
Mr
naturai
Crude
oil
competitive
quarter.
1962
were
revenues
6%
'rom
$2,580,000,000 for the first three
$2,286,000,000 for the first quarter
F.
the
01
corporation
broadened,
the
lost
•
■
./7--:.,
corporation was to secure 20% of
field.
As a result, truck contracts
whereas
year
military
ago,
future
government
at
name,
the
new
effective
business.
business
' >
•
due
2,
"Studebaker
1962.—-V;
195,
the
to
at
of
have
98.75%
due
the
of
A.
SINKING
add
sinking
prior
The
payment
installments to
will
1965,
outstanding
the
balance
to
fund
company
on
any
payments
maturity.
date
has
by
The
an
of
4%%
1,
1971,
sinking
to
REDEMPTION
103%
prior
FEATURES—Optional
the
to
the
redemp-
in
the
in
retire
will
80%
of
excess
redemption
.
to
.
Sunray7Oil Co., its
on May
1, i1962.
company
of
wholly
owned
the
prices
Co.
It
marketing
name
was
and
1
and
in
of
its
the
Venezuela.
Alaska.
The
company's
production
—v.
the
preceding
special
year
were
items
and
to
rose
net
31,
a
rise
profits
in
tax
net
provision
for
is
and'
TO
PRESENT -FINANCING
Capital Stock—
Referred stock, authorized
2,688,700 shs. (par $25)__
'
Outstanding
$7,0$),000
of
45
end
to
$1.20
282,000
-
-
.
-
.
,
;
p.
increased from
attributed
~
,
J_
%
■
and
the
after
to
a
.
year.
to $10,950,000
stations
in
January,
to $4,880,-..
$4,491,990
depreciation
to
•
fiscal
and
provision
Improvement
$1,900,000.
;cost-control program, Mower
revenues
resulting from the
from'CBS.
'1
:
.'
-
;The
company
Securities
York, it is
of
one
the
oldest
companies
The company has oper¬
'■
.
Gomhany;
I-E
5% (^
2080.-.'
y';';;.:;;
New York? City; has bSqrf-appointed
cumulative
preferred stock
of
the
of
March 31—
,
^
:.
.
■
$1,349,662
$1.57
'.r"vX-'X-:
'
.
1961
,
$1,477,809
_•
:
'
1962
.
———J—
'
;■
f
—
rev
the
;f
$1.43
>
:
»>*st nlnar^r of
'
v '
the
of
3962
'
■
' ' ;
"
quarter.
of
Gas
the
settlements
of
Transmission
first
number
quarter
of
of
rate
cases
Corp.
1961
'. Partial
of
United
Gas
during .the/quarter,
were
shares.
32
cents
j.'..:!* '
Redemption—
^
per
was..
Pipe
he
15
eqiul .to
•
•'
•
basetl
V
;
a
ahd
Earnings
f
"
the
per
as
Line -Co.
said.
share
at
cents
crtmpiny
;
■
year,
company's
outstanding
This
J
amounted
last
''y
figure includes
approximately
nonrecurring income from refunds paid to the
Texas
same
*'•
regist-rar
corporation.
I
meeting.
result
V
on
....
>
v
the
..
"
•
-
The corporation has called for
redemption on June 1, 1962. through
operation of the sinking fund $281,000 of its
6% debentures due June
1,
.
$2,643,908
for
.
1977
—V.
.
com¬
.'Listing—
N,ew
series
at
195,
28,331,000
75,000,000
quarter
over-,the
-;.>>■%•-
from
.
27/s% sinking fund debentures due
1966__
27/8% "snote due in installments
to 1970
414 % sinking fund,
debentures due 1987_Deferred accounts payable and
purchase obligations.
Stockholders' Equity:
fourth
'■&
television
$1,580,000
in¬
for
J
the
preferred
dividend
requirements. ;ne.t -income
cents per share
on
19,030,336 ..common shares
share
the company reported
before
'
••
profit
from
After
for
1961,
income
/
..
fiscal'year net
the
38.4%
$2,976,642
from $1.00
radio
income of the corporation
annual
and
$51,396,000. Comparative figures
$467,218,000 and $54,233,000.
..*■
7
and
for
$10,455,649, compared to $7,851,230' for the like
period
Orville
S.
Carpenter, President, told stockholders at the
and
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
;Long-Term .Debt:
operating
earnings
195, p. 1024.
Net
are
-
quarter
taxes
'
v
Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp.—Net Higher—
merged--^
operations
principal
$479,765,000
as
to
REVENUES—For the year ended Dec.
of
fourth
1962, increased
l
quarter was S520.188,
compared with $375,703, or $.24 per share
income_____i7___I^_il__;^._
Share
refining
producing areas of the United States
Substantial exploratory
acreage is held in Australia
and
notes.
195,
Net
■
income
Up 38.4%—,
income for
year,
Knoxville
New-York
the
—V.
from
.
come-taxes
X: ' ■ r.;
-
for
up
jumped
■■
•V Period Ended
from
Ninth
products.
2,000
Tampax Inc.—Quarterly
Report—",
St. and
Detroit Ave.,
Tulsa,' Okla.,; is an
integrated oil enterprise doing business
primarily in the. United States.
include
the exploration
for, development and production
of, crude oil and natural, gas and the
refining-and transporting of
crude oil
most
150
2,000
Co.—^—i:
&
Broadcasting b^gan May 5 on The, New
Exchange under the symbol TFB.—V. 195,
p. 569
>
:-v;'
i->
>1 ■"
Stock
Irving ^rust
for
Operations
in
&""Co.„v-—-
Witter
Trading in the shares of Taft
York
required
range
changed its
Oil
C.. Wheat
Dean
Federal incrme
1952
figures
N. Y. S. E.
•
the
4.33%.
DX
J.
White. :Weld- & :.Co._^;_'!-i;
expenses and, increased
network
of certain stations' affiliations to ABC
switch
100
ating offices in New York, Boston, Atlanta,
Miami, De¬
troit, Chicago, Minneapolis, Houston, San
Francisco, Los
Angeles, Montreal and San Juan; i V:,
Giving effect to the placement of these three issues of
securities, capitalization of the company at March
:31,
1962 was:
$128,348,000 in total funded debt; $10,632,000
in cumulative
preferred stock, $50 par
value, and $5,403,000 in common stock and surplus.
:
make
of
principal amount. The debentures are
not
redeemable
May 1, 1967, from
borrowings at an interest cost-of less
BUSINESS—On April 27, 1962, the
company
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co. to
Sunray DX
for
quarter
income
pi-ofit
State
stock,
fund
not
'•
"150
Appointment—-
company
to
of
However,
200
—.—
Spencer Trask & Co.—.—.;550
Sc.- Co.—w_—'750
interest
capital.-"'*
the
——.
^
audit,
sale
2,000
—
-Werthelm
in its field in the United
States.
ac¬
redemption price is
increase
the. sinking
fund
to
amount
to
preferred
Corp,
Tracy,
toereasecl^jjpsv^pondingly to $1,i,«'«./.*
''
outstanding' at M.irch 31, 1962,'
earnings'.pet .shale,
shares
the
150
retained White, Weld & Co.
Co. to. act as agents in the
transaction.'.' / '
:*V;
Xi
James Talcott, of 225 Park
Ave., So., New York City,
is engaged in the business of
commercial financing, fac¬
toring, equipment leasing, industrial time Sales ;and rediscounting for other finance companies. Established in
1854, and incorporated in 1914 under the laws, of the
to maturity.
$38,481,152
working
calculated
option
an
and
shares
to
FUND—Commencing May
f:sem.i-annual
debentures
in
1,524,006
It
Inc,
475 >
ended March 31,
resulting in
and
become
and
300
Inc.
Stroud & Co., Inc
Taylor, >Rogers, &
v
:
the
final
Federal
term
total
would
2,000
Talcott, Inc.—Securities, Sold Privately—On
May 1, 1962, the company announced the private
place¬
ment with institutional investors of
100,000 shares of
cumulative preferred stock (par
$50), $6,500,000 subor¬
dinated term notes, and
$4,500,000 capital (subordinated)
-
facilities
200
.
Inc.
(James)
X. "C"'.-
in|erest to yield approximately 4.33%
note
a
tion
series
Scribner
revenues,6hawe4i^n^iS^d',-9re^P'i(uor" $11,076,000
1961.
for
1708.
priced
were
Co
2,000
..'550 ;
Inc.—
provision
year
f"r
on
to
to
000,
practically
corporation pur¬
Corporation"
p.
Co.,
«fe
2A000
■
the
name
'1803.
Revenues
Total
April 26 meeting approved a
change in the
dropping the word -'Packard."
Company officials
July
&
&
operating profit before depreciatiPP,
363,223 from $1,084,544.
Eased
was
vt.s
;
Co.,
.,
total
now
a
Deane
Barney
R. Staats
300
Broadcasting profits
-v.
7.
its
100
,750
300
Singer,
Wm.
1961.xXXXXXii'flX
•
overall.
.7
5^0
Co
Smith,
100
Illinois Co.;- Ine.______
subject
tne
military
&
$.33 per share for
or
bought
division.
one
&
100
2,500
Weeks^-—\ *750
Hutton
the-fiscal
.for
the
■
Co.,
Schwabacher
750'
%
parable period of the prior
acquired divisions - contributed
sales of $106 million in 1961.'
divisions for 1962 will show
a
the
'
Co.,
Stone & Webster Sec.
income after
V-'X 'X'-'--1
though
Inc._i
Inc.———— ^7
&
2,000
of
of
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds, the
company will apply about $21,600,000 to the
redemption of its outstanding
5%% cumulative convertible",
second preferred
stocky series of 1955; $10,750,000 to the
prepayment
total
earnings,
under strong
below realizations in ,the
1961 first
the
quarter
share.
operating
however,-were generally
for
-
reported
first
sales
as. com pared
195,
or
share
per
for
gains in production of crude
oil
higher volumes of
product
investments-estimated
1962
000
cents
earnings
volumes
sales
first
the
1,50
Gardner__„200
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
Taft Broadcasting: Co.—Net
.
■The
shares-currently outstanding
lhat
the
first; quarter's
results
Ethyl Corp., paid in
February cut
dividend income amounted
to $28
$193,000,000,
-on
well
This
about
continued
and averaged
than
and
months
last
year
cited
liquids,
Product
Oil
were
216 533,000
,
^commenting
pressures
Standard
the
years.
Consolidated
last
Rathbone
of
Jersey)—Quarterly
Rathbone,
on
accounted .for
earnings.
in
subsidiary
President
pointed
out
dividend received from
earnings. of prior
000,
(New
earnings
by
share
per
sales
&
550
Co., Inc.
200
—V... 195," p.
becoming greater.'-
even
Russ
300
,
Hopwood
&
475
Taft
Sunray DX Oil Co.—Debentures Offered—On.
May 1,.
1962, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., New York
City, headed a group which offered
publicly, $75,000,000
of this firm's 4J/4%
sinking fund-debentures due May -1,1987.
The
with
in
total
corporation
than
1255.
p.
Standard Oil Co.
$107
the
year,
^continually' being
is-
last year.
objective
indicated
legally
and
capabilities
year
Industries is a major
manufacturer of aerospace
guidance systems, of television
tuners and
195,
for
Last
months.
base
our
shareholders
100%,
with
Kollsman
celestial
loss
a
payment.
fMds
our
to
in
.President
quarter.
.actively
new
all
Standard
and
$24,670,723
Burke,
-
eouivalent
1961
proficiency,'
able
O.
p"t*'a^di"<?
cents
"We
of
a
of
sold
out
crued
3 569
Standard Kollsman Industries
Inc.—Earns. Up for Qtr.
in"OT.A
-Net
six
debentures
3 569
1803.
p.
is
nil.
&
stein Eros. & Boyce
7X". '•v
the
Co
Co.,
first
company
sold
million,
carry
5,000 shs.
_
^
and
8oe
Cumberland Securities firn.
Investment Corp. of Fidelity
MeCarlev
there
..
Stern, Frank,; Meyer & Fox
and
cars
'
Stephens,
trucks,
the JanuaryrMarch period of
nil, ;Mr. Egbert said. Also, during the past
year,
chased the Chippewa Avenue
plant in a effort
651,936 shs.
Paine
<fc
&
the
if
practically
improvement,
business
♦
and
subject to the conditions
agre-ment,
the
underwriters
named
purchase from the company and
Inc
Proctor
D.
C.
be
that
was
Another
Outstanding
.
Abbott.
Fred
in
forecast
itwo
its
Shares
Co.,
will
that
Reinholdt. &
Jaffray
E. Pollock
'
today is additional evidence that StuJebacker is in
the automobile
business to stay."
■■■.■> Xy'■ •
%
Mr. Egbert also forecast
further acquisitions
by Studebaker, saying
"there is more
activity going on right now in the diversification
field
than there has been in a
long time." Jn 1961, the corporation
($100
aggregate
their
21,734
100
'
—-
> 200
'The
year,
the,* comparable
•
estimated
Piper,
:
here
terms
agreed-,to
the
opposite
Davidson
the
underwriting
this
,
Inc
2,000
Garrett &
-
FINANCING.
1,000,000 shs.
totaled
of
300
The Ohio Co—i-i—''-4,-.
Wm.
550
Securities
200
.
Sons—_
E.
-
consumer
5,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
J.
high
quarter
-in-
.
2,500
^
150
.
.
150
IfornbloWer
million
corporation's products
for
1962 -have
been
well
accepted,"
Egbert told the stockholders, "and with our
diversification program
$45.5
EFFECT
)
below
to
measure
first
'• V- XX
Mr. Egbert said, "that,
although it is somewhat
the second quarter will be in the
.black.".! He de¬
whether the expected profit would offset
the first-quarter %
say
$8,840,000
months
r
Hemphill,. Noyes & Co.—
750.
Hickey & Co.—• 100
■A-'-'X' XX.:X' "f '■%;
"Futhermore," Mr. Egbert said, "the presentation of our
new Avanti
its
in
dyed, cut,
permits a high
•
($8.33%
cumulative
is
square
converts
three
,$61,581,000
Co..._
2,000
ThO' Milw'aukee Co;—-—-• ,200
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
.200
"Morgan Stanley & Co.—
2,500
New York Hanseatic Corp.
2.00
200
Harriman Ripley & Co.', Inc.
Hayden, Stone & Co., Inc.
cor¬
operations'
of $2.6
&
Co.—.'
-
Co.———n—
Smith
Reynolds
_'
;
Lyndft, Pierce, Fen&
-ner
150
^
&
Glore, Forgan & Co.l
Goldman,. Sachs & Co._l__
Goodbody & Co.^—X— -Hallgarten & Co
Gering Division, one of tne
v.;
' 7:
\
A year
ago, at the first annual meeting he attended
as
President,
Mr.
Egbert listed four ir.gjor, objectives the
corporation
intended
to
pursue.
First, Studebaker was in the automobile
business
to
stay.
Substantiating this, Mr. Egoert said, the lt>u2 line
was
remodeled; 7,
a Gran Turismo Hawk
with Continental lines was
brought out „in, I8V2 ^
weeks; sales were increased, and a
stronger dealer organization was -'
developed.''
>;
the
which
Authorized
Common
to
largest,
company
800,000
it
and
contributes in no small
k^i^ear manufacturer and to
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Equitable
Egbert noted that Studebaker's
approximately 35% of total corporate
bleached,
for its HEALTHKNIT Trademark.
regard
par
than
more
cotton
then
are
control
lpadi""
a
under
The
first
01
.loss
belief,"
year, fit
He
its
Inc.,
the
the
Merrill
&
Elwortliy & Co.
&
&
lob
Eberstadt & Co.
2,000
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
>
-200
Pancoast
Robert
halted. all
a
-■
Mr.*
which
packaged and shipped. This centralized operation
degree
set
was
for
continuing
and
strength of .the
kinds.
at
It
soace.
mill
position
-7%
It
the
sales
that
reported
"The
company is engaged in the manufacture
It has operated continuously since it
time it became the first
company to
ribbed
cotton
underwear in
the South.
It
over
the years so
that, it now has a modern
all
exnanded
Knoxville,
spinning
sewn,
Mills.
on
predict,
but
Mr.
The
heavyweight
fl^or
of
of
1930,
and
grown
plant
.
Knitting
Knitting Mills, Inc. on Feb. .1, 1932.
wholly owned subsidiary, U. & H. Distributors,
Georgia
our
to
marked
Standard
one
during
Sherrerd
Dillon,. Read & Co., Inc.
X".
ago.
sales
this
BUSINESS—The company, of Washington
Ave., Knoxville, Tenn., was
incorporated under the laws of the .State of Tennessee on
Sept. 26,
name
strike
(automotive)
$6,493,000
year
loss,
working capital.
has
is
difficult
and
to
a
&
M.
Lundborg
McCormick
300
--.
550;
Co.__^_—.
Loeb, -Rhoades
McDonald
'
•
'
Corp.
Corp.____
Aiester G. Furman Co.,'. Inc.
financial
40-day
a
^7
C.
F.
$400,000
'X'M'XV; >':X;
despite
Division
$72,609,000
with
of
'-yX
■
Co.,
.
figures for the first quarter«
improvement over the first three months
substantial
a
&
Sons
M.
Irving
;150
•«
&
/> :Co;^i—•:2,000
Loewi & Co.,, Inc.—: 2.00
?■
:;''-i50;>
&
Dewar, Robertson
:
shareholders attending
'
750
.
__
Sullivan
Carl
>
750
—
told
•
150
-
Freres
Higginson Corp.—550
Lehman Brothers^2,000
150
Co., Inc.
Co.__
$550
2,000
2,500
Lee
150
-
:-
The First Boston
issue.
compared with 18,198- vehicles sold during
1961, Mr. Egbert said.
I XXXX'-.X-
Of
by the company
of
that
Sc
opposite
,
^:X'"X-:
Lazard
.
> 200
.
.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—Name
President,
meeting
corporation,
sales
Factory
greatly increased earnings
stands at $8.5 million.—
stock at $12 per. share.
common
total, 3,936-shares, were sold
21,049, by certain stockholders.
reflected
compared
April 27, 1962 offering circular, Davidson &
Knoxville, Tenn., offered, publicly, 24,985
shares of this firm's
annual
the Studebaker
on
clined
the
Egbert,
year .ago.
The
in
Standard Knitting Mills, Inc.—Common
Offered—Pur¬
Co.,
a
meeting.
p. -568.
suant to
1962
of
H.
200
v
Inc.
Byllesby & Co., Inc.
Collings & Co., Inc.
Dempsey-Tegele.r & Co,,- Inc.
Change Approved—
period
He
this
&
Brciwn
H,
,
Corp.,
Becker
Alex,
$70,000
r
1974)_
Studebaker-Packard
G.
Bosworth,
;
16, 1967)—
debentures
(due
Baird & Co.,
Boettcher
46,100 shs.
(due Feb.
fund
purchase
.
-
.150 shs.
.
to
"-j- Amount
Blair & Co., Inc.___
200
Elyth & Co., Inc.2,000
Blunt Ellis ■& Simmons
200
195 shs.
;
the
been
period.
195,
A.
684.
p.
T
for
•" ;
Studebaker Corp.—New Name—
Corp.—Quarterly Net Up Sharply—
at
molds
Butcher
500 shs.
(no
Co.______-
Co.—ii.
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Bear, Stearns & Go,__'_i^!
C.
•
severally
underwriting
Johnston, .Iienaon •& Co.___
$18,000
Kidder, Pgabody & Co.-—
550
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc.—150 77/W. C. Langley &,Co.-,-—
J. Barth ^5
Outstanding
500 shs.
preferred
stock
par)
-the
omitted)
Baker, Watts & 00,—-^^ >>150 :
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
FINANCING
($100
in
underwriters,
:
^ vine:-^
■<
■:
PRESENT
.
tonnage shipped and sales had increased by 35%
and
40%, respectively, in the first quarter of 1962 over the first
quarter of 1961. The factors / of costs, selling prices and volume
-of
V.
'
TO
.
6%
6%
Clansky said
operations
rifle.
EFFECT
GIVING
&
Robert W.
'
industrial
Long-term debt:
quarter ended March 31, 1962, he said, totaled
compared
with
shipments
for
the
corresponding
1961
$4,140,100.
S5.815,400,
quarter
or
Sears
.
preferred
cumulative
Common
outstanding, com¬
one cent a share,
for the corresponding period
number of shares
outstanding, Roy W. Clansky,
same
Roebuck
.custom molder of fiberglas
welders' shields, machine hous-
stock:
cumulative
6%
The corporation for the first
quarter of 1962 earned $115,680, equiva¬
lent to 51 cents a share on
304,365 common shares
of
sold
are
by
the
ihave
below
forth
set
and
Amount
A. C. AUyn & Co—
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Bacon, Whipple & Co.__'__
.
>
as
Studebaker-Packard
Standard Forgings
the
„a
Authorized
Capital
the
company
sales increase
curities
and
been
makes
hand
Sid
Greenberg
a
name—"Craftsman."
and helmets,
share.
a
^XXXiXXXi'--.
example,
named
conditions
company
Eastman pillion .Union Se-
products
sold
are
underwriters
?.nd
the
-
a
CAPITALIZATION
This would compare on
an.adjusted
fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1961 of
$1.18 per share. Mr.
indicated that based on this projection, he
anticipated the
would have a 23% increase in net
earnings after taxes, and
for
For
terms
between
(000s
are
them in an
assembly
The ;mowers
established«as
Ohio
lighting fixtures and enclosures
fluorescent fixtures.
Some
military items are also produced on a
subcontract basis.
In this
category, the major item at the present time
made
was
brand
Conditioning
reached
six-
year.
year
plastic
the
on
severally from the company in th respective amounts set forth
their respective names below, all the debentures offered.
of Columbus.
reinforced
.
agreement
/
of
office
housings
subsidiary of Sears
wholly-owned
a
the jnowers.
its
chairs,^safety hats
'
sales
miles east
of
incorporate
laws
pref. stock, auth. 1,496,854 shs, (par $30)__
-t
stock (par $l), authorized 25,000,000
shs.;. "
18,027,106 shs. including shs.'/. in treasury?-!,;
18,027,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
the f
for
Greenberg, pointed out that these increases were made
despite an ex¬
tremely long period of bad. rainy weather in southern California. He
indicated
that with the-improvement of
the
weather, current sales
are
running at an all-time high.
*'
A
Ohio
assembles
Co.
company
air
turlite
in
York
current
last
25
the
principal
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
Common
issued
peak periods
2,000 chairs per day. Safety helmets and
weld¬
major production items for the
company for
several years and there is an
increasing demand for these items. Struc¬
Security Analysts.
period
&
ers'
net earnings for
the six-month period ended March
31,
$291,077 compared with $232,206 for the
same
six-months
year, a 25 % increase in net
earnings after taxes. On an adjusted
basis, this is equal to 49 cents per share for
month
about
variety
and
components and many other items.
,7 X
major producer of plastic chairs and now
them for several
companies. The company's production at
were
of last
at
The
-
Unaudited
1962,
which
Structurlite
increase
the
Ohio, which is
under
plant
and
Newark
plastic
Standard
$6,120,455
an
address before
an
The
Co.,
has
of
incorporated
was
manufacturing
distribution of the final
product;
housings for riding lawnmowers. These
to
Roebuck
-f
period
1962,
comparable
sale
molds
ings,
Greenberg, Chairman, and Sid Greenberg, President
Paint, reported that sales for the six-month
company
Its
1948.
&
com¬
United
Standard Brands Paint Co.—Six Months'
Results—
Dan
Brands
by
.
was
$402,515. Sales and
$6,470,165 and $298,118,
were
30,
handle the
69 cents
in
used
then
firm
stated
be
The company produces a
wide
for other manufacturers
who
V
.
subsidiaries,
750.
p.
*
from
high of $155,448,389,
first-quarter of 1961.
.„•
foreign
,$6,803,482,
first
respectively.—V.
of
74 cents
quarterly
the
nonconsolidated
dollars,
income
first
to
Dec.
located at Hebron,
,
Income
will
BUSINESS—The
on
the,
Record-hign net income for the first three
months rof
1962
was
$5,012,570, an increase of 7% over 1961
first-quarter earnings of $4,-
671,047.
proceeds
the company for
repayment of debt, plant expansion and
capital. > *
Standard Brands Inc.—Net
Up 7%—
Second
.
.
Texas
100%;
p.
2080.
Payment
;
,.\
Tennessee
•
will
>
be
.
made
'
Industries,
.....
at
Dillon,
Read
&
Co.,,.N; *Y.'l
.7,;
Inc.!—Offering Oversub¬
scribed—S. D. Fuller & Co., New York^
City,: and Whit¬
man
Securities Co.,
Memphis, Tenn., joint managefs of
..
'
Volume
195
Number 6157
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
,
underwriting group, announced that the initial public
offering of 175,000 shares of class A common stock and
17,500 warrants of Texas Tennessee Industries
27
oversubscribed and
was
the
books
in
many
even
greater
The
offering was made in immediately separable units
consisting of ten shares of class A common plus one
price of $50
a
pnit.—V. 195,
per
These
ment's
Old
Colony
of
close
the
sale
of
the
or
May
subordinated
American
and
on
accepted
on
total of
A
;
on
Milk Street,
15,
1962 will
45
6,
receive
tenders
sinking fund
Mass.,
up
for
to
the
after
cancellation
Feb. .15,
in
May
debentures
$461,215
for
due
Payments
23
will
principal
connection
1962.
debentures
,
of
receipt
upon
amount of debentures
the previous sinking
Period Ended'March 31-^
'••//•' ; :
—---1.i/lx.—;
—;
income-..
Pre-tax
was
fund
195,
1143,
p.
3,456,000
—
—.
—1
1
purchased
payment
1
'
r
427,000
/
/
group,
importance
^
10%
or
The
40%,
months
three
March
ended
preferred dividends,
4,659,330 shs.
petroleum stocks,
were
31",
Horace
March
President,
Trust
would
dividend
said
be
paid in
the
in
and
1962,
for
$6,593,600
investment
•
for
pared
the
after payment of
stock, equal to 46 cents
stockholders
the
at
meeting.
annual
company's
increase of
an
was
with
-In
then
19%
net
over
U i
for common
.
.
income
outstanding.-
>
-'//' /V
-
•
summarizing the earnings, outlook for the
(he
believe
"We
to
the
solidated
evidence
many
United
The
stock of
points
be
v'^I-a^.C/// a;'
' /'-/
"
the
•/-■/A
Beckett said,
total earnings in
an actual figure
the total."
Con¬
a special charge
—V.-195, p.-1425.
share
to
cents
to
1962,
to
cents
net
and
31.8 cencs
share.—V. 194,
a
cents
i>er
share
a
Protection
Conyers,
:v.:
at
Ga.,
with
Products'
Waco,
in
compared with 34,837,472
year
a
ago.
$460,466,000
first quarter of 1961.—V. 195, p. 793.
quarter
first
the
in
this
of
year
were
6V2%—
$100,803,000,
were
6.5%
a
increase over the $94,669.-
.
a a'1 are, after pre¬
stock outstanding
$2,689,000. or 40 cents
share, for the first three months of 1961.—V. 195, p. 2027.
income
March
on
common
a
manufacturing and packaging
in Huntington Valleyl Pa.,
Burbank, Calif,, for the manufacture
6n
to
cents,
6,266,110 shares of common
the
on
This
31.
equal
$3,935,000,
was
dividends,
ferred
operates plants
compares
Co.,
Chemical
Witco
with earnings
of
Inc.—Common
Offered—A
sec¬
shares of Witco
Chemical was made May 1 by an underwriting group
managed by Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., and Goldman,
Sachs & Co. The stopfo
'Priced, at; ,$29 per share.
The
shares were Aamong
the aggregate of ,300,000
Shares issued by Witco Chemical in July 1960 to the
stockholders of Sonneborn Chemical & Refining, Corp.,
in exchange for all the; outstandihg stock of that cor¬
Protection
*
,
100,000
of
offering
ondary
$2,300,000.
were
.
•
cents a
nu«rter of $9 067.030
shares outstanding
$11,778,000, or 22
the
Net
•
,
,
1962
billed
ending March 31
000 of 1961.
'
•
'
Acquisition .of the five Protection Products plants brings to 62 the
number of U. s. Plywood manufacturing facilities in this country and
corporation, has entered into an agreement to purchase General
Canada.
-"•"
:
Co.'i Midwest, of Bartlesville, Okla., according to an an¬
r
nouncement
made
by
Horace
W.
Brower, Chairman, end John R.
Protection Products' best seller is Woodlife, a nationally known wood
Bdcketi;, President of Transamerica, and Ralph F. Smith, President of, ; A ;preservative. : The company t also
produces P.A.R., a water repellent
A
.Genefal :Accept^pce" Co., Midwest. "/-/ V/H'a'■
/stain,, and recently introduced Patiolife, a new finish1 designed primarily
!■ //;> 'a /
•Terms of the'ugreement* provide forThe-tccquisitibh by Trahsanterlca
for outdoor furniture.
Items manufactured and marketed by Protection
of
all, the outstanding common and 4%: preferred stock, as well as ^ Products complement the U. S. Plywood line of adhesives and finishes.
certain junior debentures, of General Acceptance through an exchange
—V. 195, p. 1425.
'
of 49,730 newly-issued shares of Transamerica common stock.
•General Acceptance, is a .sales finance: and consumer loan company
if1 United States Rubber Co.—Quarterly Report—
with assets of approximately :$10 million, and: operates -12 offices' -l.i-the •
Acquisition Agreement—
was
Whirlpool Corp. annual meeting, stockholders of the appliance
manufacturer
were
advised^that the company's sales for the period
The
Acceptance
31,
sales
Whirlpool Corp.—Sales Up
Hall,
and
Texas
1961
quarter
1962
There were 35,618,153 common
share.
headquarters,
Kalamazoo, also
sales
the
in
a
compared with $436,103,000 in the
profit
a sb«ir« on the common
preferred stock both payable
cents
30
of
share on the 3.80%.
of record May 7.
share compared
of wood preservatives, finishes, stains and related products.
,,
dividend
a
a
in the
1961 on an in¬
Gwilym A. Price
Increased 30%
share, against net income in the year aeo
March
158.
p.
cents
income
net
Net
jointly by Gene C, Brewer, U. S. Ply¬
President of Protection Products.
made
Stanley O.
Products
facilities
385,279 shs^
stockholders
cents
25
on
com¬
realized
declared
95
to
common
or
the preceding year. Net
23.3
or
share,
a
$4,472,407 or
1
The
share in
a
and
June
1,.-.
$3,282,227
21.2
or
was
and
;AA'
/Nwie.
A:; • :;^Aa-
;
-
in
Directors
stock
dividends that
Wm. M. Hickey,
the stockholders of
Manufacturing Co., Kalamazoo, Mich., to exchange
for 40,000 shares of U, S. Plywood.
stock
" V'
1962 over the corresponding period of
sales volume of 5.6%, Chairman of the Board
President Mark W: Cresap, Jr., reported.
and
States Plywood Corp.—Acquisition Agreem't—'
President,
2,500,000
quarter of
crease
March 31,
of
as
replace
December
and
•
54.9
or
announcement
wood
$547,000
A,,
$547,000
2,500,000
____
Net income of the Westinghouse Electric Corp.
first
Products
latter's
The
V,
1981
due Oct. 1,
notes
Outstanding
Stock:
a.^;;'-;- ,A4;-,-;a;•;:
v..-A.AalA4,
Cumulative preferred stock, (no par)^5,000 shs.
Common stock
(50c par)
-t
1,500,000 shs.
corporation has entered into agreement with
Protection
i.
1966
5»/2%
1962
Authorized
C
'
^A*1 t
'
Capital
,
,
Mr.
components
net.income
$22,380,613.
was
year,
to somewhat higher
unwarranted to estimate
that will contribute to
of Transamerica in 1961 before
it would
although
1962,
due
June
33.7 eents
or
>
CAPITALIZATION AS OF APRIL 1,
"'•AV-Av;%V;'. ;■%■•
per
intended
is
amounted
securities
$4,745,173
addition,
In
-A va 'A
W.AA.'- AA; •,y.-Vv'
Long-Term Indebtedness:
;
3»/2% sinking fund notes due Oct. 1,
report stated.
Next in
market value of $12,156,737
$8.67
or
report.
$2,976,663,
of
1961.
'•?■•'/.'•■*
At
$4,777,300 for the comparable period in 1961.
Earnings per share in
that period were equal to 39 cents oh the 12,147,058 average number of
shares
with
the sale
on
income,
common
income
for
accounted
30,
specialties..
Investment, income plus profits realized on, the sale of securities
totaled $7,754,634 or 55.1 cents a share in the 1962 fiscal year, com¬
v
industrial and institutional
to commercial,
90.3%. of sales for the fiscal year ended
the company, through an acquisition
April 1,
1960, is engaged in the manufacture and sale of
pharmaceuticals, including vitamins, food supplements and injectable
'Net
.
are.sold principally
effective
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Net Up 30%—
$121,964,095
1962
otherwise
N. Y.t
the manufacture and sale
of sanitation products,
range
deodorants, disinfectants, germicides, specialized cleansers,
protective creams and protective garments, insecticides and
goods and floor maintenance products. Such products,
November
the
a
engaged in
extensive
an
paper
consumers,"
the
on
W.
•This
31,
of $5,704,200
of
which
continued to- constitute the
aggregating $48,408,656,v equal to
with
of
basis
soaps,
raticides,
1962
compared with
The
through
for Quarter—
income
net
hand
of net assets.
March
nationwide
including
;.su;•;*!%• :v.:ii
1961.
12,286,688 average number of shares outstanding,
Brower,
Chairman, and John R. Beckett, President, told
share
per
consolidated
and
same
its subsidiaries are primarily
a
companies
total
of
pared with $7,721,836
corporation had
the
on
asset value amounted to $121,860,665 or $8.66
a
share after payment of capital
gains dividends totaling $7,036,070
or
50 cents per share of which $2,110,821
or
15 cents a share was
paid in December 1961 and $4,925,249 or 35 cents a share in March
$0.03
rv
.
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Guaranty
Co. of New York, 140 Broadway,' N.' Yv>£-V. 189, p. 1972»
The
Refining
and
2081.
p.
this closed-end investment company, for the fiscal
1962 shows net cash and holdings of Government
of
report
net1 assets,
275,000
.
on> June'15, 1962,
19%
195,
municipal obligations totaling $15,395,818.
approximately
operation of the sinking fund, $467,000 of its first mortgage gold bonds,
6% dollar series, due June 15, 1953 extended to June 15, 1963 afc 100%
Corp.—Net Up
formed
re-elected
were
of 42-16 West St., Long Island City,
BUSINESS—The company
and
ended March 31,
and
1962,
Transamerica
newly
the
of
officers
appointed.—V.
Stocks ,of domestic .utility
company's largest investment
152,000
V
.
4,890,464 shs.
corporation has called for redcmpt.ldn
charge
other
was
'United Corp.—Fiscal Year Report--
Tokyo E"ectric Light Co., Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
The
also
Division
in
All
Committee
'Annual
: :
w...
Division.
Executive
$98,034,000
$0.68
1
/
—
that an Exploration and Pro¬
that a Refining and Marketing
will be headed by a Senior Vice'
'
'
1
suggested
and
.
Marketing
1961
/•
2,652,000 "
—
Earnings per common share——.
Common
shares outstandings
—V.
;
6,108,000
:
—
^
income
Net
for
,
be
Each
Vice-President
Senior
year
..$132,202,000
Fqderal income taxes—
formed.
.
1962;
.
will
created,
the organization meeting of the board of directors following the
meeting, Reese H. Taylor was elected President.
Dudley
was elected Senior Vice-President in charge of the newly formed
Exploration
and
Production
Division, JFred L.
Hartley
was
elected
.Quarterly Kepprt:
it
be
At
r
(Sales
in
emphasis, on individual manage¬
the major
divisions
of
our
busi¬
greater
responsibilities
Division
be
place
West Chemical Products, Inc.—Common Offered—On
May 3, 1962 E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc., and Coffin & Burr,
New York City, offered publicly 41,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $29.50 per share. Proceeds from
the sale will go to the selling stockholders.
...
"A/'/;'
.
should
1962.
with
.
varied
and
modifications
some
Tower
debentures
debentures.
the
of
12,
May
cease
expanding
conditions
Tt
introduce
shareholders'
due
accepted
the
managing
these
of
President."
Boston
Inc.
of any tenders accepted.
made
be
Interest
Co.,
Feb. 1,
to. an amount sufficient to exhaust
of $427,887 at prices not to exceed 109% and accrued interest.
before May 17, 1962 the trust company will ma'l notices of
acceptance
will
5%
Textron
sum
On
business
15-year
of
1970
Trust
in
recognition
direct
Division
Textron, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
The
complexities
In
expanded
future,
growth
responsibilities will be recommended to the board of directors.
Accordingly,
duction
physical operations have
geographically.
Looking to the
and diversification
will
as.
continued
revisions
ness.
2081.
p.
well
as
that
interests.
closed.
executive
warrant, at
doubled.Meanwhile
ways
certain
Is
April
on
than
;.more
an
55
(2199)_,
common,
"
poration.
'Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado and Arizona.—195,
•-A •
Vof
states
•>
:j3irans«W6rld Financial .• Co.-—Appointment—
;The ' Gh'ase
Manhattan
been
-has-
Bank
■
/
'
for.
shares
•
BUSINESS—The
appointed
—V.
transfer
195.
for
agent
,1969.
p.
the
T
Xjltroiiic"
^Coi^^-f-Nptes^Sbld Privately^ e
Capital Corp., this issue.—V.
195,
p.
a
M-trch/31'
on
year
were
^
compared
with
$155,255,669, com-
for the first quarter of
and
reported;
President,
Petersori,
wide range of products
a
tions
?t
are
in
two
income in
Shearson* Hammill
1962,
& Co.,: New York
City,
v
1961
OF DEC.
AS
CAPITALIZATION
v'j L''
firm's-5
sold
had
cents
5
or
privately $2,675,000 of this
subordinated notes due April 1,1972; $975,-
that-'it
nounced
realized
company
on sales of
compared with $23,371,
sales of $1,242,157 during the same period of
net of
a
$69,687
"
15c a share,
or
per share, on
share'.earnings
Per
1961.
shares
based on 446,881 common
of March 31, 1962.—V. 193, p1. 957,
outstanding as
in both years
are
its
of
1961
a
-Outstanding
$8.000 000 .-/
1.128.209
1,128.200
2,000.000 shs
1,519.913 shs.'
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the terms and conditions contained in the
underwriting
agreement
the underwriters have severallv agreed
to
purchase from the selling stockholders an aggregate of 100.000 shares
of
crmmon
stock of the company, each underwriter ha"in«
aereed
to-purchase the total number of shares set opposite its name below;
Other
6%
debt_
par)__t__—i
long-term
stock
Common
junior subordinated notes due April 1,
Valley Forge Products, Inc.—Earnings Up 43%—
1977; 1.000,938 shares of its class A and B common stock,
and 250,000 of its,stock purchase warrants.
Earnings of Valley Forge Products, in th<> three months ended March
;
Shearson, Hammill also acted as financial advisor to ;:.31, showed a 43% increase over those of the comparable 1961 period.
000
31,
Authorized
$8 000.000-
debentures due 1980__.
sinking fund
$1,442,116 during the first thrde months of 1962,
an¬
products.
carried on at 11 plant loca¬
Canada and Rt one in England.
totaled $102,611,000.
operations
States,
other
and
sales
Net
acquired two small manufacturers of tar
also
United
the
in
•
The
.Uni'-Serv Corp.—Securities Sold Privately—On May 1,
counter
42nd St.. N*w York Cltv, manu¬
including organic chemi¬
of 122 E.
companv
manufacturing
Witco's
this year were
company
-
higher than those'of the first quarter of last year, Chester
near'v 200%
H.
the
and
detergents
products,
Up 200%—
f^et earnings of the
A:
:
1475.
.
S. Rubber Reclaiming: Co., Inc.—Earns.
U.
-
detergent chemlrals, and asphalt and asnhalt
compounds. In 1960 it extended its operations to certain pcrtoleum
derivatives and chemical specialties through the acquisition of Sonne¬
born
Chemical
&
Refining Corp..
a
major manufacturer of such
$466,808,501,
were
earlier.-Current liabilities
,
gpared With $121,592,793.—V. 195, p.' 2031.
>
Science
See
assets'
Current'
$439,485,606
:
York. City. has been
stock of the corporation.
'•'*a'' 's'r
common
.
*>
.
Cbinpahy.^cw-
Manufacturers:;.Hariover-Trust
traded in the over
are
and markets
factures
cals.
..
'"21""Brands, Inc'.-^Appbintrinhent—~
presently
apply for listing of its
Stock Exchange.
The
the New York
on
market.
,
<"
stock
common
,'6 Net'" profitably the • company. for-the first quarter
of 1962 was
'$5,700,564, equal to 75 cents a share of common stock, compared with
"$5,'204,918, or 68 cents a sharb in the same period last year, the company ' reported to stockholders.
:" ■ ;
' • - •,
'
4
:V
Sales Tor thb' pepiod 'were'4$242,f)82,692, compared with $219,550,530
•'in the first'quarter of 1961. f"'
''
:
J A.;".;-
* •
r
co-registrar
appointed,
the'yOinuany.-7-V: 195,-p/2081.'
the "conunon stock of
1474.
p.
to
intends
Chemical
Witco
■
—r—
($5
'"-'/.A'"-
'
Shares
Shares
"
.
this year rose to $967,743 from $833,377
a
year ago, while net income amounted to $48,809 as against $34,110
the
first
three
months of
1961.
Net earnings in the
latest period
Sales
Uni-Serv
Corp'.,' in connection with its purchase of The
Chase Manhattan Bank Charge Plan. "
Union Bag-Camp
$4,886,806
from
and
Calder,
A.
•
•sponding period
;
nnntia
income
Net
outstanding
March
/v«
1 meeting.■
equal
was
a
*'
to
• •
Jr.;
6.3
in
the
' A
*
the
first
Vi'jual Art Industries, Inc.—Common
Oil's
for
earnings
1962, Globus, Inc., and Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc., New
City, offered publicly 95,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $2 per share.
net-
""Adl"..-''-'
".A
profits
for
BTTSTNESS—The
%
marketing
related
%
Tlris
terly
a-2%
seventh
the
in
March
—V. '195,
p.
*
Earnings
'Based
—V.
share___-._A._^___^i.--^i,__——-
*.36
per.
on
193,
'
Period Ended March 31—
Revenues
Net
A "
;
•
;
income
.1--.'
Net
income
—V.
195, p. 1855.
per
— -—
share—
•'*
V'A:
,1 T;
..
.
-
" -;r
.-
~
"
1%%2 A
1931
$11,429,108 $11,848,174
* 269,185
" 637.528
$.22 .. *
$.53
•
' ;
'
_
cash- dividend.
the
hat-"a
shareholders'
meeting
in
recent
,
Reese
/
-j)*
H,
Taylor, President a stated
taken place in the com-;
1950 the sales volume has
Atrends .have
years."
Since
first
share,
agement
■
(H.)
Warshow &
Sons,. Inc.—Appointment—
First;-National* City .Trust Company,. New York City, has been aptransfer agent, for the class A stock of the corporations
195, p. 263.
'
*
A
poin,ted
—V.
_
.
the-
from
terials
Mr.
point
of $307,933 or 13 cents per
$31,187,009. By comparison, the
$1,114,303' or 50 cents per average
profit
quarter
results
were
sajes of $32,838,742.
noted
that in the Aannual
Report for 1961, the man¬
"anticipated adverse effects on first quarter 1962 results
22 week strike at the Philadelphia Plant of the Yale Ma¬
Handling
Patterson
shown
The
consolidated
consolidated
on
Patterson
Mr.
has
number- of" important
'any's'operations
A
meeting Gordon
anticipated,
outstanding share, on sales of
average
America—Quarterly Report—
than
reported that
a
at the 93rd annual
reduced first quarter
looks "forward to final
1961 and possibly better than 1960."
for the first three months of 1962, the
the
that the management
better
being
earned
'company
2051.
indicated
Patterson
1961
share dividend was declared- in December
dividend' in nine years. ' The- cash
was-Union Oil's 186th consecutive quar¬
:,;v
results
Mr.
reported
President,
and
earnings
1962
Manufacturing Co—Earnings Down—
report to the shareholders
his
*.30
Vitro Corp. of
2398.
called
has
Towne
&
Yale
459,000 shares outstanding.
p.
all of
stock
the Royal Trust Co.,
the
of
Patterson,
$2,299,317
138,COO
$3,653,283
•
at
sinking fund, $100 00n of Its first 5'4% mortgage
bonds, series C, due June 1. 1979 at 101.70%.
Parent "•-9 be-at
the State Street Bank A Trust Co.. Boston. Mass.—V. 193. d. 20al.
1931
165,240
company
made
Light/jQo.—Part5al Redemption—
for
o^ juue 1.
through
Gas
Worcester
Months' Results
1962
-
h«
share.
Payment will
or Toronto.—V.
189, p.
per
The
In
taxes___l_i.^l'——-f
after
Preferred
$1
operation
415,090 shs.
20,000 wts.
——1--_-
'
Earnings
Manufacturing Co. Ltd.—To Redeem
corporation has called f"r redemot an on June 20.'T9j2.
outstanding 4% non-r.umulaMve (par Sl> clR"s B ■ pte'e-red
Montreal
5.250
5,250
*'/
at
55.;.V.;
Period Ended March 31—
Sales
5,250
its
..Outstanding
Vitamix'Pharmaceuticals, Inc.—Nine
Co.,
A
1425.
p.
The
FINANCING
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
20,000 wts.
8 250
3.250
3.250
3 250
5.250
5.250
Corp
Penbody
Woods
'
'
sharfe
Management- Changes-^
At.
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
%
(par
3.250
5,250
Inc.-
Co
A;
191,"
—V.
a
lc)_^_—
Warrants to purchase common stock
stock
^
addition,
is
declared
GIVING
:
Common
47%'
of net' earnings.
On a per-share basis. 1961 cash
totaled- $2, -compared wijh $1.75 declared. In 1960 and $1
1959.i In
1961,
Co.,
jnc
in the design, assembly and
and educational toy sets and
line is sold under the nation-
engaged
,Industrial City.
CAPITALIZATION
r';'\
than
dividend
is
company
art. craft, hobby
Substantially its entire
creative
of
articles.
Bush Terminal
the
-
in
&
Co., Inc
Dillon, Union Se-
&
Kidder
ally advertised .trade name "Jon Gnagy."
The principal office and
plant pf .the company is located at 68—33rd Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., in
.
.
dividends
Eecker
Biyth
Eastman
'Net
1961
...
Co
3 250
3 250
5.250
3 250
Reynolds & Co., Inn._____
L. F. Rothschild & Co.——
Shields A Co., Inc
G. H. Walker A Co., Inc.Wertheim A Co
White, Weld A Co., Inc—
Co.___ 17.000
3,259
&
G
A
proceeds will be used by the company-for the
repayment of debt and additional working capital.
12%—
totaled $36,900,000, up
7%
over
the $34,500,000 earning in i960.
Total 1961 revenues from
sales and other operations were $546,000,000, up 2% over the previous
year.'"
"
'"'u. *
'
A ''
A
•"Factors Contributing to the gain in profits include increased sales
of
crude oil,
natural, gas" and natural gas liquic(s; improved refinery
yields of high-value products;^ and a substantial reduction in operating
costs," Taylor said.
"Profits would have been greater had it not been
for
the
depressing effects -of low retail gasoline prices during the
spring and-summer, of 1961.
To a lesser extent most other refined
product prices also declined. \
-V
•
"A
"Looking beyond the first quarter, continued instability of refined
product prices makes accurate forecasting difficult;
However, . we clo
anticipate further
gains in revenue from sales of natural gas and
crude oil
and also
continued progress in our cost-reduction efforts."
Union Oil declared"cash'dividends 'in 196i of $17,500,000, or slightly
consolidated
1
the
A'"•
;/
•Union's
niore
Offered—On May
I,
';• ■/-• ;•/; ./•/ .••:/:Va.
a/;'/
of, ;1962 totaled $57,714,150; net i.ales
$54,8-10,452.-/-V. 195, p. 569. -/^A/VA/'-, '
first" quarter of 1962 were 12% higher
than for the corresponding period a year ago, Reese H. Taylor, Chair¬
man, .reported, at the annual shareowners'
meeting in Los Angeles.
First quarter earnings totaled $10.2 million, or $1.14 a share, com¬
pared
with
$9.2
million, or $1.03 per -share, for the first quarter
1961.'
the comoii.e 1 class A and class B
10 cents a share in the correp. 913.
. '
York
quarter
1961 .first quarter were
Union Oil Co. of Caiifornia-HBarnings Up
of
195,
&
Stearns
Bear
,
for the
sales
Union
year.—V.
Sachs
Goldman,
W. C. Lan«dey & Co
Lee Higginson Corp
Lehman Brothers
Model. Roland & Co
Inc. 17.000
Co..
&
Barney
The First Boston
*
7-,787,844 sharesv
31,
standing.
Net
".
cents T. share on
c*
1962, compared with 52 cetns a share for the
year ago, based on the same number of shares out¬
fylarch
quarter
•
last
Smith
curities
-
thp
quarter
were .equal to 14 cents a share on
"' shares
outstanding, compared with
in the first quarter to
19G1 period. Hugh D.
President, told ..stockholders at
Paper rose
the
$4,050,507
Chairman,
Camp,
Paper Corp;—Sales^ Earnings Higher
Unidn- BagvCamp
"income. 6f
Net
first
the
in
Division which ended
noted
steady and
diVlsibn- results
and
we
consolidated
can
that in the
on
Jan. 29."
marked improvement in each
in
April
•»
Annual Rf.port for 1961,
have
climbed
*
the man-
succeeding month.
the breakeven
through
look forward to a contribution, by this division
of the year."-—V. 195, p? 1598.
profits over the balance
to
:>:<1
i'
(2200)^
56
IJ
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
.
.
i
M
-f.
r;if
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
5
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
ft.
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report
Birmingham Southern College
(P. O. Birmingham), Ala. >
.
i'ft,
i
Bond
Offering
i'« I
r
i
(CST)
a.m.
on
May 17 for the
in
by Orrick,
&
issue of April 9
our
1711.
p.
Treasurer N.
—
Bond
Bond
pur¬
Sale
District, Ark.
The
—
$4,500,000
Dated
syndicate
inclusive.
Interest
&
approved
by
$1,487,000 4oi7nitory arid
union
bonds.
r e v e n u e
September 1, 1961. Due on
September 1 from 1964 to 2001
;!> I
Stuart
composed
Co.
&
Water
of
Halsey,
2%,
Nuveen
3,
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, B. J, Van Ingen & Co.,
Dobbs Sullivan Co., City National
M-S.
Legality
O'Neal &
Dumas,
Hayes.
Mobile
County Board of School
I
Sale
'!»
ili
J11
p.
1971—were awarded to
a
City,
cate:
composed
of
Sterne,
Agee
&
Leach, Equitable Securities Corp.,
Hendrix & Mayes,. Inc., Stubbs,
&
Azuza
Inc.,
Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gauntt,
Inc., Shropshire, Frazer & Co.,
V2s, 2%s, 3s
98.25, a net
!!;■
the
and
,!!••
First
Birmingham,
t
National
as
H**
price of 100.007,
1:
of about
Bank
Bond Sale—The
bonds
of
cate headed
net interest cost
and
sewer
April
bonds
revenue
26—v.
awarded to
195,
offered
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of
public
improvement
$440,000
bonds
was
sold to
Watkins, Morrow & Co., as
2.90s and 3s, at a price of 100.008,
net interest cost of about 2.91%.
a
Dated April 1, 1962. Due on
April
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
I; i.
Bond
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
^
1973
J-J.
,
to
1982
Legality
Rosenfeld
11
&
inclusive.
approved
Interest
by
Gust,
Divelbess.
Francisco,
system
Ii
May
1—v.
awarded to
Blyth
i
$8,000,000 water
bonds
revenue
&
195,
a
Co.,
as
1971—were
p.
Inc., as 4%s,' 2%s,
3.20s, at a price of
bonds
p.
1971
follows:
Paine, Webber, Jackson
j
'T
April
23—v.
awarded
1856—were awarded to the First
National Bank of Palm Beach, as
2.70s, at a price of 100.10, a basis
of about 2.69%.
195,
to
Tampa, Florida
the
Bond
Marshall,
&
R
a
Co.,
f f
e n-
$15,400,000
bonds
Angeles. >Y
Bank
the
to
of
Los
Kid9er, Peabody & Co., as 5s, 4s,
3V2S, 31/4S, 3.40s and 3s, at a price
of
100.01,
about
interest
net
a
Bond
Sale—The $160,000 Munic¬
Se\yer District No. 1 bonds
offered -April 24—v.
195, p. 1971
ipal
awarded
—were
to
Taylor & Co.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate: Drexel & Co., Phelps, Fenn &
Co., Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
F. S.
Moseley & Co., A. G. Becker
Co.; Inc;, L; F. Rothschild &
Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Goodbbdy & Co., Webden & Co., W. H.
Morton
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Paribas
Corp., Hirsch & Co., W. E. Hut¬
ton & Co., Coffin & Burr, Wood,
Struthers- & Co., Spencer Trask
ton, City Clerk, will receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m.
(MST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $250,-
000
&
Los
drain
p.
Sale—The $550,000 school
offered April
24—v.
195,
,1971
awarded
were
—
to
the
Croeker-Anglo National Bank of
San Francisco, as
5s, 2V2S, 3s, and
ay4s, at a price of 100.001, a net
interest cost of about 3.08%.
>
Sale—The
$600,000 storm
April 18 —
1599—were awarded to
bonds
a
of
offered
America N.
T.
&
Dean
S.
A.
San
of
Witter
&
Co.,
Lawson,
Stern, Irving
Youn gbe r g,
&
Levy.
Williams
&
Lundborg & Co., and C. N., White
& Co., as 4y2s, 3s, 3y4s and
3%s,
at a price of 100.01, a net interest
cost of about
(PDST)
May 15 for the purchase of
improvement
and
water
bonds
on
totaling r $2,250*009.- V
vi Y
^\
<v
offered
$1,750,000 water
April
1711—were
25
awarded
dicate composed
—
Secretary Ly¬
B. Brainerd* announces that
the Board of Trustees will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on
May 14 for the purchase of $752,dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct.
000
1
from
terest
1963
to
2000 inclusive. In¬
A-O.
Legality approved by
Robinson, Robinson & Cole.
Bond
195,
v.
—
to
a
—
on
May 14 for v the purchase - of
$1,200,000 refunding bonds. Dated
June 1, 1962YDue on July
1963
the
syn¬
man
& Cutler.
call
covers
^
Certificate:
Offering—Chas.
Jarretf, ' Secretary,
Council,
will receive
until
a.m.
for
r
11
the
May
on
of
lYO-v e n u-e
•
17
$300,000 gas
certificates J
Dated
April 1, 1962. Due on April
from 1965 to 1992 inclusive. In?
1
to
terest A-O.
Legality approved by.
Kelley & Mobley.
$1,038,000
„
Smith
July 1, 1962. Due on July
Co.; Dittmar & Co., Inc.; 1
from 1964 to 1983
inclusive. In¬
S. Morris & Co.; H. V\
terest
J-J.JjLegality approved by
Sattley & Co., Inc.; Stein Bros. &
zO'Melveny^& Myers.
Boyce; Doll & Isphording, Inc.;
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.; J. A. Livermore Joint Union High School
•n
Haas
&
William
iV
Overton & Co., and Sweney, Cartwright & Co.
;{■!
District, Alameda
Costa
Bond
Tucson, Ariz.
Y
,)
■
t.
- Bond Offering—Sealed
be received until
bids will
May 15 for the
purctmse of $20,390,000 water revenue bonds. Dated March
1, 1962.
Due On March 1 from 1963 to 1990
inclusive. Interest -M-S.
Offering
bids
in
-
(PDST).
chase
of
—
Jack
G.
a
Hutton
Blue;
Is,
&
at
Clemente, Calif.
Offering — Max L.
City
bids
16
until
for
$416,000 bonds,
May 8 for the pur¬
$86,000 school
bonds.
185,000 storm
on
Dated June 15, 1962. Due on
June
15
from
1963
to
1987
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
approved
8
p.m.
Berg,
purchase
follows:
revenue
from 1S63 to 1982.
from
1963
drain
to
of
bonds. Due
Atlanta, Georgia.
^
.....
Certificate Offer i
Landers,
City
receive
g—R. Earl
n
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
until
by
Due
1987.
O'Melveny
due
dated
June
Bonds
paid off
Myers.
June
1,
1960,
or
after June
will
Bank
Del.,
New
Pine
New
Market
901
ware,
and
York
Street,
the
Chemical
Trust
Company,
York
15,
Street*' New
York.
The trustee also announced that
21
for
$1,900,000
the
will
noon I
pur¬
waterworks *
1 from 1963
Due
.1982
Legality
on
June
inclusive.
approved
Spalding.
.
Wilm¬
of
May
Dated
Interest
*
by
f'.'.' Y
-
Junex
J-D.
King
r
&
-
Dougherty County, County School
be
1, 1962,
;
1962.
to
and
-
redeemed
chase
on
1,
revenue
1978.
tov be
on
4%
at the offices of the Bank of Dela¬
20
&
1,
of
(EST)
revenue^certificates.
of
amount
ington,
.
bonds:
Dated June 1, 1962.
Legality ap¬
proved
amount
bonds,
(PDST)
the
as
$5r,000 prin¬
2%%
revenue
bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1952, and due
June 1, 1978, and $149,000
prin¬
cipal
cipal
Clerk, will receive separate
May
$231,000 water
10
Co., as 6s, 3>/4s,
price of 100.01,
San
Bond
a.m.
until
a
net interest cost of about
3.32%.
on
will receive sealed
Oakland
F.
sealed
Counties, Calif.
County Clerk,
If i
and Contra
E.
3V2S and
;
sealed bids
(EST)
purchase
system'
F.
and
Mayor
.
I
;
GEORGIA
at
interest
redemption date.
The bond
of the
redeemed
accrued
1 from
Interest
inclusive.
JfJ. Legality, approved by Chap¬
of
Revenue Bonds. The
be
1992
to,
Adairsville, Georgia
Bank
.of..Delaware. The Delaware Mem-,
and
Sam Souther-
—
City
Clerk, will
receive
sealed bidk- untiL 7:30 /p.m; ..(EST)
>
Delaware, of Wilmington, 'as
trustee, has drawn for redemption
on June
1, 1962, a total of $1,338,000 principal amount ofi The State
1041/4%
Offering
land,
DELAWARE
Bridge Bonds Called
,
Waudhiila, Florida
man
orial Bridge
bonds
will
Oceanside, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
Offering
Delaware (State of)
be received until 5:15 p.m.
p.
Bond
3.43%.
Mountain View, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds
Laguna Beach Unified School
District, Orange County,*Calif. Y
Banos, Calif.
195, p.
syndicate composed of the Bank
v.
Lafayette School District, Contra
Costa County, Calif.
Bond
of
.
Stone
Imperial Beach, Calif.
cost
3.45%.
& Co., F. W. Cratgie & Co., New
sewer
revenue
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from York Haiiseatic Corp':, McDonnell
Co., Joseph, Mellen &
& Co., Inc., The Illiriois Co;, Shel¬
1963
to
1982
inclusive.
Interest
Miller, Inc., Kalman & Co., J. A.
J-D.
Overton
Legality approved by Tall- by .Cullom-Davis & Co., Stern,
&
Co.; Shelby Cullom
Lauer & Co., Auchincloss, Parker
Davis & Co., Herbert J. Sims & madge & Tallmadge.
Redpath, King, Quirk & Co.,
Co., Rowles, Winston & Co.
Denver (City and
County), Colo.
Inci, Cutter, Bennetf & Co., Ball,
Penington, Colket & Co., J. B.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Burge & Kra.us, Rauscher, Pierce
Hanauer & Co., Hannaford & Tal¬
be received until 10;30
a.m.(MSJ) & Co., Inc., Interstate Securities
bot, Hooker & Fay, Inc., Lawson, on
May 22 for the purchase of Cb'rjj:, McCormick & Co:, Wood,
Levy, Williams & Stern, D. A.
$1,170,000 refunding water bonds. Gundy & Co., Inc., Winslow, Cohu
& Co., Piper,
Pincus
Jaffray & Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June &
Stetson, Inc., F. S. Yantis & Co;,
Hopwood, Talmage & Co., Stern,
1,
1966.
Legality approved by Inc., Shannon & Co., H. V. Sattley
Frank, Meyer & Fox, First of
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How¬ & Co., Inc., W. j; Meredith & Co.,
Arizona
Co., Allan Blair & Co., ard.
Inc., Walter, Woody & HeimerArthur L. Wright &
Co., Parker,
dinger, ^VYeil, Roth & -Irving Co.,
Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams & PurCONNECTICUT
T. Nelson O'Rourke; Inc., Oscar
cell, Inc., and John O'Donnell &
Trinity College (P. O. Hartford), E. Dooly & Co., and Doll & Isp- •
Company.
Connecticut
hording,. Inc.
1
'
Battles
Francisco,
.
offered
26—v. 195, p. 1712—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
bids
Co., Fox, Reusch & Co., Freeman
& Co.,
Granger & Co., Janney,
The
—
revenue
April
COLORADO
Baker,
Sale
sewer
County Waterworks Dist,
SecurityLynch, Pierce,
; . Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace, F i r s t National Bank of Los principal amount of 4%" revenue
Inc.-; Weeden & Co.; Refsnes,
County Clerk, will receive sealed Angeles, Weeden & Co., Blyth & bonds, dated June 1* 1948,t and
Ely, Beck & Co.; William Blair &
due June 1, 1978;
bids at Santa Ana until 11 a.m. Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton &
$100,000 prin¬
Co.,
Co.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
(PDST) on May 29 lor the pur¬ John Nuveen & Co., United Cal¬ cipal amount of 3%%^ revenue
Rowles, .Winston & Co.; Zahner &
bonds, dated June 1, 1951,. and
chase of $1,500,000 school
bonds. ifornia Bank of Los Angeles, and
Co.; R. J. Edwards, Inc.; G. C.
due June 1,
Dated
1978;
Merrill
-*
& Curtis;
Fenner &
*
Brighton, Colo.
Bond Offering—R. A.
Buffing-
Watts & Co., Clement A. Evans &
Bond
awarded
were
California
bonds
'
Inc.; John
Nuveen & Co.;
White, Weld &
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; R. H.
Moulton & Co.; Dean Witter &
Co.;
William
R.
Staats
&
Co.;
It
—-
United
cost of about
.'Other members of the
syndicate:
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
&
■
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000 sewer
bonds offered. May 1—v. 195, p.
.
•
Hughes
sperger,
,County, Calif.
Sale—The $130,000 school
offered
April 24—v; 195,
syndicate headed by
3s, 3.10s and
100.02, a net interest
3.10%,
offered
the
,
Bond
-
Bond Sale—The
J
195,
to
& S. A. of
5s, 2%s, 3s and
as
Ventura
Y' *
Palm Beach, Florida
in¬
of Los Angeles, as 3s, at a
price of 100.61, a basis of about
2.94%.
syndi¬
■
.
V
Phoenix, Ariz.
awarded
offered
1971—were
&
Hanford School District, King
of
t:
W
San
3y4s.
a.m.
on May 8 for the purchase
$65,000 irrigation bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1962.
Due on July 1 from
April **24—v.
Bank of America N. T.
(MST)
til
offered
1971—werej
p.
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $400,000 school
bonds
ARIZONA
Irrigation District
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Bond Offering—M. R. Vandervolk, District Secretary, will re¬
Co.;> J. Barth & Co.;
&
Co.;
Stone
&
Merced
Rose.
Wells
Inc.;
Hutton
Gustine Union High School
Legality approved by
Bradley,
Arant,
All
&
Flowing
&
Smith
Youngberg; Cruttenden, Podesta
& Miller; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.;
J.
A.
Hogel & Co.;
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; Lawson, Levy;
Williams & Stern; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis
& Co.; Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc.
terest A-O.
White,
F.
&
1982
B.
Foster
3.12%.
Fenner
Weeden
Sterne, Agee & Leach.
E.
It
about
Pierce,
1971—were
p.
of
Other members of the syndicate:
Dean Witter & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
water
the
of
to
First Western Bank & Trust Com¬
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Vick & Co., McDonnell &
Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.
M.
A., of San Francisco,
3^s, ;at> a price of 101.29, a
basis
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Reid
N. T.&S.
as
Sale—The $300,000
a
yyI'
1963
1, 1962.
Due on June
1
jCp., Auchincloss, Parker & from 1964
to 1988 inclusive.
In¬
Redpath, Van Alstyne, Noel &
terest J-D.
Co., G. H. Walker & Co., Fulton
by the Bank of Amer¬
ica
to
members
,;Y
.
Lfrom
pany
Poor's.
revenue
■V'T;;*;--'. FLORIDA
&
195, p.
syndi¬
awarded
3.07%.
Bond
1—v.
bonds
p.
by both
&
on
Upland School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif,
Bond Sale—The $155,000 school
in¬
for payment.
ered
No. 9 (P. O.
Ventura), Calif.
Co., Francis I. duPont
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
& Co., the First of
Michigan Cor¬ be received until 11
a.m.
(PDST)
poration, Ira Haupt & Co., Baxter on
May 15 for the purchase of
& Co., J. C Braford &
Co., Taylor
$450,000 waterworks bonds. Dated
& Co., Paribas Corp.,
King, Quirk June
$1,690,000 school
May
Standard
receive
Angeles until
May 22 for: the
clusive. Interest J.-D;
of
$.115,000 of
previously called for re¬
demption have not been surrend¬
Stroud &
1856—were
3.10s and 3s, at a
a
offered
1992
rated Aa
are
and
Other
Unified School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
issue
will
of
bonds
Los
(PDST)>■
June
on
awarded
competitive sale on
bid of 100.0153 for the
The bonds
CALIFORNIA
Lombard o,
bonds,
Clerk,
in
total
a
Purchase of $1,750,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due
of.
at
on a
Moody's
t
5, 3, 2%, 2.60,
3.20% water
and
bids
9 a.m:
terest
-
Watkins
issue
e n
County
sealed
are
combination of
coupons, a net in¬
cost of 3,04%.
&
interest cost of about 3.06 %.
group
Co.
fra
a r
due from 1963 to
clusive. The group was
&
Villareal
&
1962,
K. Wallace & Co., as ,2
and 3.10s, at a price of
$1,415,000
refunding capital
outlay
school
warrants offered April 27—v. 195,
id
3.10
Lanford, Inc.,
Co., George A.
Baum & Co., McCormick & Co.,
Newhard, Cook & Co., and Robert
The
—
Crawford
L.
Power
revenue
May 2
E.
Mobile), Ala.
Warrant
the
Hill,
Commissioners (P. O.
vig,
Glore, Forgan &
—-
J. Devine
and
works
Bank & Trust CO. of Kansas
fk r
C.
School District,
Los> Angeles County, Calif >
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Angeles, Calif.
Sale
$9,000,000 Dep
John
Inc.,
Torrance Unified
joint managers of the group that
on May 2 was
awarded an issue
of
student
Los
Co. and
school bonds offered April 26—v.
195, p. 1856—-were awarded to a
chase of
1:
«■■■•>:
'«
Little Rock School
Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe.
.ARKANSAS
M. Yeilding announces that sealed
bids will be received until 10:30
.'
195,
—v.
District (P. O. Albany), Ga.
Bond
Offering,— .T; J. Cordell,
Secretary of County Board of
Education,: will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (FIST) on May 15;
the
purchase of.- $1,275,000
for
school -system
l,vl962. Due
to
bonds.
Dated April
on Feb. 1 from 1963,,
1982 inclusive. Interest F-A,.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6157
195
Volume
April' 26—v. 195, p. 1712—\^ere
awarded to Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
as 3V8S,? at a price of
101.08, a
receive basis of about 3.04%.
Georgia State School Building yl
•
Authority (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Offering—B. E.- Thrasher,
,
Bond
Jr., Vice-Chairman, will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
nnJ
bonds. Dated June 1>
(CST) on May 10 for the pur- fl from 1962 to 2000 inclusive. In- loan bonds offered May 1
v. 195,
chase of $1,325,000 school bonds, terest J-D. Legality approved by p. 2085—were awarded
to
the
State Street Bank & Trust Com¬
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on Nov. 1 Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
,
from
revenue
Business
^2,0^.ue 011
1983 inclu-
will
Manager,
sealed bids until 7:30
1962
to
inclusive.
1980
In¬
of Boston, as 2.60s, at a price
100.21, a basis of about 2.57%.
pany
Logan County (P. O. Russellville),
Kentucky
i.
terest M-N.
IndianapoUs School City, Ind.
of
.
0 $Bond Offering—Nolan E. Allen,
u*
school pudding
600,000
(EST)
.,(2201^57
Indianola Community
receive
School
Bond
District, la.
Boston, Mass.
Sale—The $425,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered April 24—v. 195,
^
Note
Sale—An
.,v,v
issue of
j
$5,000,-
(EST)
^°>"d SuleTTh?x.
P- 1973—were awarded to J. J. b] 000 temporary loan notes was'sold
nhrwJnn
v?r iG ?USaS^J'
Jillg ?n™ °i*ered APriJ 24~ Hilliard & Son and W. L. Lyons & on April 26 to a syndicate eomgive. Interest J-D.- ..Legality ap
l. T?at22 TnnJ
t
P'nawaraed to Co> jointly, as 3s, 2V2S, 2%s and posed of the First Boston Corp.,
proved by Jones, Bircf & Howell Dated June i° ?Qfi9i r
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 Carleton D. Beh .Company.
Chemical
3%s, at a price of par.
P.hpmipi" Bank New York Trust
from1 1963
1
June
to
i\/r
p.m.
-
t
•
oo
•
v,
£
'
cm
u
-
i
„
from
HAWAII
■
—
,
'•
f.
«
-
•
-
4V4S,
as
"
San
of
Francisco, as 2V2S,
2%s and 2.90s* at a price of l6o.006, a net interest cost of about
Bank
100.15,
Bond
sealed
Kooskia, Idaho
Bond
__
Offering—Frona
..
will
Citv
Clerk
,
17
pufcTi'^d
and
Dated
Sent
1
1960
1
Due
Sent
Burcham & Blair.
un-
1
Aprii
on
of
R
„ n
, .;
h
M
1
o
„c
Bank
Chicago;
Des Moines National
Jordan,. Phillips
Co.,
nJ
Ph
of
.
2084-^
p.
Inc.,
td
IowaBank; White-
sealed
10
a.m.
on
of
tion warrants.
Cook County,
bonds, as follows:
er improvement
$17,000 bonds.
May 8 for the pur$15,000,000 tax anticipa-
(CDST)
chase
until
bids
Due
June
on
Forest Preserve
•
until
received
be
(CST)
10:30
chase
May 1, 1962. Legality ap-
Herrick,
by
Sandblom
May'>15'f0r"th'e
on
Dated
proved
a.m.
Langdon,
Due
fV
p.m.
on May
chase of $205,000
14 for the purschool construc-
tion bonds.
& Belin.
Bond
Sal'^AnTssiie
Offering—Earl
Bond
Miller,
of $29,000
National Bank of Waterloo,
will
Schools,
of
Superintendent
L.
Offering—Sealed bids will
until May 21 for the
received
prwnrks
417RO HOO
$750,000
purchase of
and sewerage revenue
waterworks
bonds.
Illinois
(State of)
Offering — Sealed
Bond
to
M-N.
Interest
by Chapman & Cutler.
bids
n
j
..
purchase of $95,000,000 bonds,
c
j
bonds
fund
bonds.
health
Jackson County,
Giant City
was
Fowler, Ind.
nffpHn/_Maxine
RnnH
Benner
^
Clerk-Treasurer,
-
until
bids
sealed
ceive
will
1
'
re¬
p.m
May 10 for the pur$313,000 sewage work
Dated
May
1,
1962.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1964 to
1993 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Le(CST)
chase
on
of
_
&
McCord,
Ind!
Bond Sale—The $2,00(M)00 sew-
of
receive
Board
i,
r
$225,000 hospi-
Rouge Gas Utility
were
'
Sale
the
at
composed of John Nu-
Co., City Securities Corp.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Raffensperger
Hughes & Co., Inc., and
&
maintenance
same
time
awarded to the Security Na¬
Bank
of
Springfield, at
1.34%.
New
Bedford, Mass.
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
llrarrm.
(EDST)
on
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond Sale
The $2,744,000 reven«e
bonds
offered April, 27-r#.
May 7 for the purchase of $1,000,000
revenue
anticipation notes.
Qated May 9, 1962. Due on Nov.
I5> i962. legality approved by
Housfn^apd Home'ijFIpifpee
Dodse'
tion
price of par,
a
i'ol-
as
Thorndl-e'y \Palmer &
^^
Louisiana Polytechnic
dormitory bonds, as
Due on April 1 from
3V2s.
1973 to 2002
inclusive.
Northwestern
524,000
lege
housing
student
bonds,
as
system
2V8s. Due W*Qct. 1
McNeese
College
State
student housing system bonds
3j/2S. Due
as
on
Oct.
from
1
inclusive.
1972 to 2001
—
;
The $370,000
bonds offered at the
awarded
were
Leary & Co.,
Institute
same
Barrow,
follows:
as
Louisiana
$234,000
to
Bond Offering—Laurence L. Sargent, Town Treasurer, will receive sealed bids c/o New England Merchants National Bank,
30 State Street, Boston, until
H a-m. (EDST) on May 10 for the
purchase of $584,000 bonds, as
$410,000 school bonds.
June
1 from
1963
inclusive.
174,000
1963
on
1977
to
inclusive.
->
1,
1962.
Interest
J-D, Legality approved by Storey,
Dated
June
Tewksbury, Mass
Bond Sa1e
iwater
stademt
Due
bonds.
from
1
Due qn
to
1977
Polytechnic Thorndike, Palmer &r Dodge.
76,1'hn?,.6nla1vSpm
-
water
June
dormitory bonds.
McNeese
■
follows:
2000 inclusive.
from 1971 to
440,000
Col-
State
y>v:
r
Pembroke, Mass.
lows*
State
College
housfng sysfem
bonds
-
The school and
$1,952,000
totaling
°flered May 2—v. 195, p. 2085
sealed
and
oral bids
ZT.
bonds.
-
Floyd County (P. O. Charles
City), Iowa
Bond
Sale — The $1,200,000
Hospital
County
rial
bonds
Liberty
offered
Memo-
April
26—v.
1712—were awarded to a
groU!? composed of the^Commerce
?r«st Co. of^Kansas City, Good-
(P. O. Richmond), Ky.
Bond
Vermilion Parish
Offering—Secretary
Lois
Hospital Service
District No. 1 (P.
O. Kaplan), La.
...
Walt ham, Mass.
offering—John
Bolld
f
Additional Offering—The above
flhont ,266%
of about 2'bb /o*
E. Clark,
Colley announces that the Board '
Bond Sale—The $300,000 public 'City Treasurer'will receive sealed
0f
Regents will-receive sealed improvement bonds offered April bids c/o The National Shawmut
bids until i p>m. (EST) on May 16 30—v. 195, p. 1713—were awarded Bank of Boston, 40 Water Street,
for
the
purchase
of
$3,375,000 to Hattier & Sanford.
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $850,000
housing system revenue bonds.
MAINE
bonds, as follows:
Dated Feb. 1. 1962. Due on Feb.
Maine State Teachers College
$500,000 new streets loan bonds.
(P. O. Augusta), Me.
Offering—Sealed bids^Will
syndicate
$75,000
tional
received
Louisiana State Board of Educa-
The
—
patients
offered
Note
Due
on
1972
inclusive.
be received until May 24 for the
250,000
Bond
veen
awarded
1.35%.
notes
Rouge), La.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
60 000
„
1857—were
p.
tubercular
time
tal revenue First Series bonds offered April 23—v. 195, p. 1973
were awarded to Dupree
& Co.,
and the Security and Bond Com¬
pany, as 4V2S and 4V4S, at a price
of Directors,
i.
Additional
District No. 1 (P. O. Baton
revenue
Corbin, Ky.
Sale—The
price of
to
at
'
Additional Sale
KENTUCKY
Bond
40s,T a
2
as
approved J>y Chapman & Cutler,
195, p.
Miller.
Goshen
&
"and
basis of about 2.32%.
a
in
LOUISIANA
aPProyed by
L-naPman & ^uxier.
by
Ahlers
Bankers
_
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Additional Sale —The $115,000
St. Mary Parish (P. O.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;Kidat 8 p.m: (CST) on May 15 for the hospital
revenue, Second Series
Morgan City), La.
der, Peabody & Co.;
Goldman,
purchase of $295,000 school build- bonds offered at the same time
ing bonds. Dated May 1,1962. Due were awarded to the Southeastern
Certificate Offering — Sealed Sachs & Co.; Hornblower &
Qn
Noy
j from 1963 to 1981 in- Kentucky Baptist Hospital,
Inc., bids wil be received until 7 p.m. Weeks, and the National Shawmut
(CST) on May 23 for the purchase Bank of Boston, as 3s, at a price
elusive. Interest M-N.
Legality as 4s, at a price of par,
of $201,630.65 paving certificates, of 100.91, a basis of about 2.89%.
Eastern Kentucky State College
.
gality approved by Ross,
Legality approved
Carpenter,
Chicago,
100.37,
& Fleischer.
East Baton
* from 1965 t6 1977 inclusive. In-
1971 inclusive. In¬
Valley Community School
District, Iowa
Bond Offering—At H. Goettsch,
bonds.
revenue
500,000
school
building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on Nov.
pur-
Boone
will
INDIANA
Ice
J-D.
Secretary
41/4s.
Town
-8"for"'the
Cooney.
Benjamin Lewis & Co., as
sold to
1963 to
from
Bannister,
$165,-
of
bonds
building
school
000
issue
May
$43,000 special assessstreet improvement bonds.
of
terest
Carbondale), III.
Sale—An
guson
of
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
1
Community Consol. School
District No. 130 (P. O.
Bond
chase
ment
-
.
mental
25,000,000
nrai
received until 8 p.m.
(CDST)"on
building
university
$70,000,000
Board
the
York City
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
195,
May 9 for the purchase of $1,-
.
^
follows:
as
of
to
New'
the Third National Bank of
gallty aPProved by Grafton, Fer- Hampden County, in Springfield,
Offfei'ing—W. Harold Hart-
Secretar yK of
inclusive.
1981
will be received until May 21 for
the
^
Institute
Directors, will receive sealed and
Legality approved oral bids at 1:30 p.m. (CST) on
1963
from
Bond
many
awarded
Trust Co.of
eviecerCounty (P. (P.
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Hampden .O
Mahaska County O.
(PT) 0n May 11 fOT the-pU1'"
District, la.
(CST) on May 10 for the
P-m-
P«*haseof,$9QM0O school bonds,
Dfltfid April 1, 1962. 1JU6 Oil NOV.
1
Waterloo Independent School
and oral bids at 2
and oral bids at 2
sealed
sealed
receive
receive
/i/1
Bond
radenburg),
'
County Court Clerk, will
$1,780,000
-
nnivhuca
£ 'p
-h•vd b ;vspecial assessment bonds was sold Agency, at
1973 inclusive.; Interest J-D.
be
a e c
Rrnt1t>nhltra\
n
Waterloo, la.
?
*
totaling $750,000 offered April 26—v. 195, p. 1973—
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral 000" gas revenue'bonds.
bidg
be receiVed at 8
pur-
June 1 frhm 1964 to
on
rp
.
The various pur-
—
bonds
pose
were
-
Sale
(CST) on
May 23 for the purchase of $740,-
Iowa
$2,000^00^ corporate .Audubon Community School Diet.,
1962.
Almstedt
and
Bond
be received until 5 p.m.
Community School Dist.,
(cgT)
District
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Preston
1
OO^^n^Vue^n2Jmi^ffrom
from
8
8,000 bonds. lJue on June 1
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
,
&
Becker
and
will receive separate Cownie, Inc., as 3V2s, 2.60s, 2.70s,
oral bids at 8 p.m. 2.80s, 2.90s and 3s, at a price of
(CST) on May 15 for the purchase par, a net interest cost of about
of $25,000 special assessment sew- 2.80%.
will
Director of Finance,
receive
Boyce,- Equitable
Corp.,
&
chase of $600,000 school building
Note Sale — The $500,000 lax
revenue bonds' Dated May '• anticipation notes offered April 18
1962i Due 0n May 1 from 1964 to —v.
,City Clerk,
Chicago Park District, III.
Warrant Offering—William F. sealed and
Collins
&
?rigl0-Tr,i Cf0ni" 1982 inclusive- Interest M-N. Le-
• w
nf
'
mst
a
195,
composed of
Kentucky
Bond Offering — Wi ll i a m P.
283 000
k',
,
«
1-v.
a^d
Savings
i.
v
fered May
ivmw
Ames, Iowa
Offering—M. W.
Bros.
Safe Deposit
Brockton, Mass.
1973—were
p.
group
&
Trust » Co., all of Boston,' at 1.61%.
;
'
Brothers.
.
Sal.—The""!!
if
195,
a
Securities
..
issue
A11
—
special
„n„n,v
.
Bond
Sale
stein
to
-
Bank
the Boston
and
4
revenue
24—V.
awarded
'
IOWA
ILLINOIS
sold
bonds
C
.;
$63,000
was
dormi-
revenue
^oss, McCord, Ice & Miller,
M-S. Legality approved by
April
of
issue
& .Cownie, .Inc.
May 17 for of Indianola.
l" UIOl? I3ue
AprU
P.
York
City,
State
Trust Co., New
England Merchants National'Bank
Thebonds ottered
$146,000 fust
«
w
mortgage
New
of
Street
Kentucky
j
assessment street
improvement bonds was sold to
the Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
$33,000
that
received
on
t™
1963 to 1980 inclusive.. In-
from
terest
be
An
Additional
1 from 1964 to 2001 inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality approved by
bonds
on
will
dining
and
Da^d
$129 000
of
revenue
kept. l, lybU. Due on ,bcpi.
a
.
sewer
bids
Becker
to
Sis-
announces
purchase of $550,000
tory
Mnv
the
for
water
the
sealed
receive
,,„ms
Agnes
til 2 p.m. (EST)
Denton,
_
vTih=
Offering—Secretary
M;
ter
bale
Bond
street construction bonds
College (P. O.
Wayne), Ind.
Fort
Dif¬
issue of April 23.
our
Keokuk, la.
a
,
Saint Francis
IDAHO
in
Co.
Logan County Public Hospital
Corporation (P. O. Russellville),
heading* ofv"indian-
the
under
Fo^.Iieusch of Co., Inc.
&
at a price
basis of about 4.24%
2.71%.
Note—The offering of the above
bonds was inadvertently reported
&.oni38,000
levenue, bond,. was
^wage works
1972-
p.
awarded to the Wells Fargo
were
^
Medora, Ind.
variou" ^improvement bonds°'o£- J™*
fered May 2-v.
195,
In-
terest A-0.s
■
Hawaii (State of)
y
,
»•
inclusive.
—.
A
i- ■..
■,.
.
1982
to
1963
.
official
also
announces
that
the
$2,600,000
of
purchase
revenue
on
June
1 from
1963 to
sewer 4oan bonds.
June 1 from 1963 to
Due
1972
Board
of * Regents
inclusive.
will receive bonds.
I
Ha,dan, Iowa
—
—0
100,000 water mains loan bonds.
Bond Sale—The bonds totaling seaied bids at the same tjme for
MARYLAND
Due on June 1 from 1963 to
First of Michigan Corporation, as $31^'999 offered April 24—v. 195, the purchase of $3,500,000
con1967 inclusive.
3%s, 3y2s and 3%s, at a price of P- 1973—were awarded, as fol- solidated
educational buildings
Cambridge, Md.
Dated June 1,
1962.
Interest
3.49%,
lows:
J
revenue bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
Bond Offering — Mayor Calvin
'' $185,000 street construction bonds Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1997 w. Mowbray will receive sealed j_D"LegaliTv"approved by Storey,
Greencastle, ind.
$715,000
sew¬
works revenue bonds offered
April 23—v. 195, p. 1972—were
age
Indianapolis Bond
Corp.
and
Shearson,
awarded to the
&
Share
Hammill
and 3%s.
&
jointly,
F——
Co.,
'
Hammond Sanitary
Bond
age
P/-.T
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
oand Grafton, Ferguson &
Flei-
bids until 8 p.m.
Moines
White-Phillips Co., Inc.
scher.»
Bond Offering—Bernard T. Lee,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
gality approved by Niles, Barton, bids until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) 011
to
Sale—The
Bond
timn
jj
.
^
-.owiQ
as
3V2S
District, Ind.
a
composed of BeckCownie, Inc., Idwa-Des
National
Bank, and
group
&
TVT-Xi
1
n—1_
128,000 street improvement bonds
to the Peoples Trust & Sav¬
ings
Bank, of Indianola.
District, la.
Bond Offering—Sealed and
_
oral
14
the
for
TT.
.1
Bond
storm sewer
1962.
Frnnklin
CHy
Humboldt Community School
Sale—The $3,100,000 sew-
disposal plant bonds
er
■"T-*
Offering —A
Clerk
*B
wfll rtcefve
Caudill
sealed
(CST) on May 8
for
the
purchase
of $1,180,000
water and sewer revenue bonds.
bids until 10
Due
on
a.m.
^offered bids will be received at 2 p.m. Dated March 1„>J962. Dile on Dec.
May
on
Palmer &
Dodge.
Worcester, Mass.
Interest M-N. Le-
Cans & Markell.
'
^
MASSACHUSETTS
Sale—The $150,000
May 10 bonds, as purchase of *1.for the follows:
380,000
$900,000 school project loan bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1963 to
Amherst, Mass..
Bond
Thorndike
May 1 from 1963 to
1982 inclusive.
Kv
(EDST)
purchase of $400,000
bonds. 'Dated May 1,
water
1982
inclusive.
58
(2202)
".a
S-,
480,000
construction Taatr*^
sewer
Due
bonds.
1963
..
Note
Sale
April 1, 1962."
Interest
Legality
approved by
&
Thorndike,
Palmer
Storey,
The
—
anticipation
.
rr
Sturgis School District, Mich.
from
1
inclusive.
1982
to
April
on
notes
$174,000
offered
on
May 24 for the purchase Of
$150,000 road improvement bonds.
tax
Due
April
"
•
Cheboygen, Mich.
Offering—Oscar E. Ander-
Note
~
Splatt,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
p.m.
(EST) on May 16 for the
purchase of $2,000,000
building
and site bonds. Dated June 1,1962.
Due on June 1 from 1964 to 1988
inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality
approved by Dickinson, Wright,
Michigan
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m." (EST) on
May 14 for the purchase of $2,400,000
tax
anticipation
notes.
Dated May 1, 1962. Due on June
1,
1963.
Legality approved by
Indep. School Dist.
Sale—The
and
price
a
of
Arthur
&
&
to
Co.,
Co.,
4s, at
as
price of
a
100.02.
Lansing, Mich.
Sale—The<$3,500,000.
disposal
garbage
and
1713
awarded to
were
195,
a
April 26—v. 195,
2%s, at
system
bonds offered April 30—v.
$145,000
National Bank
can
a
price of
^
j
of
Wallace
the
tional
the
of
City
Northern
Bank
of
York
City, First of Michigan Corporation and Roosevelt & Cross, as 5s,
2%S and 3s, at
price of
a
100.06,
net interest cost of about 2.93%.
a
(CST)
Michigan
Note Sale
Tne $54,000 tax
anticipation notes offered April 30
-
195, p. 1973-were awarded
the Empire National Bank of
-v.
to
District (P. O. Mount
p.m (CST)
Pur.c
0
$2,600,000 water system improve^ent bonds. ; Due serially from
Sale
bids
195,
May 1
-
awarded
were
195,
v.
to
p.,
a
1973-
syndicate
headed by John Nuveen &
Co.,
as
5s, 3'Vs. 3Vis, and 3%s, at
a price
100.03, a net interest cost of
about 3.33%. Other members of
of
the syndicate:
Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Ingen & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Barcus, Kindred &
Co; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc. and
Allison-Williams Co.
B.
Bond
Memphis Community School Dist.,
Michigan
V
*rom
"v.
5"
perest J;D,- Legahty approved by
n^s
Morgan.
.
Bond
Sale—The
revenue
v.
195,
John
and
3%s, at
interest
Offering—Ralph Chapman,
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
receive
(EST)
chase
of
sealed
on
tax
Secretary of Board
will
p.m.
receive
(ESTj)
purchase
+irxvx
on
of
sealed
on
4
J
bids
until
May. 10
ft $68,000
n
M
for
to
will
(EST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $60,000
tax
anticipation
notes.
Dated
on March 15,
.
.
..
>
.
3V2S.
on
issue
was
of
$24,000
the
to
April
15 from
will
be
the
second
choice of the City. Interest J-J.
(P. O. Twin Bridges), Mont.
Bond Offering—H. Dawes Lott,
was
of
Board
sealed
(MST)
of
Trustees, will
bids
until
8
p.m.
May 15 for the pur$135,000 school building
and equipment bonds. Dated July
chase
on
first
will
bonds
choice
be
the
and
Interest
second
NEVADA
Offering
Bond
J-D.
Legality
of
receive
sealed
(PDST)
8
tional
al
of
1 •,^?i/°
i\
s""—■
Republic
Dallas,
YORK
AIdueimcnc-
offered
were
—
2.80s,
Copiah County (P. O. Hazlehurst),
Mississippi
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until. 10 a.m. (CST)
An
—
May 1 purchased
on
consolidated
The
bonds,
bid 97.509%
group
a
the
borrower.
members
writing
of
the
under¬
include:
group
C. J. Devine &
Merrill
Smith
Co.; Blair & Co.;
Pierce, Fenner &
Lynch,
Inc.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.;
B. J. Van Ingen & Co.
Inc.; Shields
& Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Weeden
&
Co.
and
j
Inc.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Barr
Brothers &
Bache
Patchogue), N. Y.
&
Co.;
Co.
Coffin
& Burr;
Merle-Smith; Hallgarten
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; American
Securities CorpipJ. A. Hogle, &
Co.; Goodbody & C£o.; Francis I.
&
&
be received until 2 p.m. (EDST) dupont & Co.; Roos&velt & Cross
May 15 for the purchase of Inc.; and Kean Tayl<V & Co.
$2,724,000 school bonds.
Dated
Putnam Valley, Carmt
and CortMay 1, 1962. Due on May 1 from landt Central School
on
to
1992
inclusive.
itrict No. 3
Tnterest
(P. O. Putnam Valley), N. Y.
Bond
awarded
at
a
to
the
Somerville,
100.05,
a
Emerson School District, N. J.
Sale
bonds
p..
—
The <$2,300,000
offered
April 26—
1858—were awarded to
a
group composed , of the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank of
Chicago,
White, Weld & Co., Hallgarten &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Sale
—
The
Offering—Gertrude Link,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until 2 p.m. (EDST) on May
District
$826,000 im¬
bids
for
provement bonds offered April 26
16
—v.
school bonds.
to
a
ers
195,
Smith
&
p.
1974—were
awarded
group composed of the Bank¬
Trust Co. of New York City,
Merrill
a
Bond
195,
Co.
1993.
Other
Dallas
DeWitt, N. Y.
$135,000 school
April 24—v. 195,
price of
basis of about 2.79%.
v.
Sale
Bond
Somerset Trust Co. of
school
a
2V4S, at a
basis of about
as
■"
$35,000,000
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Inc., and Adams, McEntee
3.10s, at a price of 100.77,
Due
the
on
&
—
The
$31,000 fire
bonds offered April 18—v. 195, p.
1858—were awarded to the Niaga¬
ra
Permanent
Savings & Loan
from
1963
to
1982
M-N.
Syracuse, N.Y.
Offering
Tremble,
nance,
til
11
the
.
*
Beaman
of
will receive sealed bids
(EDST)
a.m.
of
toatling
'
•'
■'
*
on
purpose
$4,755,000.
on
i*
Fi¬
un¬
May 10 for
various
May 1, 1962. Due
'
H.
—
Commissioner
purchase
bonds
'•
"V
1
Interest
of $562,000
May 1, 1962.
Dikeman.
Bond
Sale
Dated
Legal¬
ity approved by Sykes, Galloway
basis of about 3.03%.
Bond
purchase
May
inclusive.
as
Elma, Spring Brook Fire District
No. 1 (P. O. Spring Brook), N. Y.
Bank
mut
!
Morrj
Citize
lace
&•
C<
Alesti
Parke
& Pu
Chicago,
100.05,
&
mann
M-N.
Bond Sale—The
TrfuernipMPr0Ved by Charles &
of
3V4% coupon, setting an an¬
nual net interest cost of 3.36006%
r
a
Moor
pur¬
Authority, N. Y.
underwriting
group managed by Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Drexel & Co., Glore, Forgan & Co., and Ladenburg, Thal-
NaT-
v
1
Co., I
various
awarded to the First Nation¬
Bond
Dick
Township School District
(P. O. Annandale), N. J.
A-O.
The
—
Port of New York
for
Brookhaven Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 24 (P. O.
Clinton
as
by
totaling $378,000 of¬
26—v. 195, p. 1859—
April
of
2.23%.
Bank, as 2V2S
NEW
1963
NEW JERSEY
1974
bonds
Bank
due
Yr P^ef°o S' 3
iest cost of about 2.66%.
p.m.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & How-
p.
Sale
price
$530,000 school
the
s
Lewis
erty
were
ap-
Union Securities Co., Inc., and the
May 22 for the pur¬
chase of $3,000,000 school building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1962. Due on
July 1 from 1965 to 1982 inclu¬
'"
of
Bank
I
Bank
fered
Roswell Municipal School Dist.
No 1, N. Mex.
on
ard.
Co. of New York
pose
NEW MEXICO
composed
until
trial
Dated June 13, 1962.
Dec* 12, 1962. Payable at
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Bond
— were awarded to Boland,
Saffm, Gordon & Sautter, as 3.40s,
a Price of 100.17, a basis of
about 3.38%.
Agnes
bids
tende
Oswego, N. Y.
Hawkins, Delafield &
Sale—The
; Otfc
cate:
Lane.
J,9^.
Bond
2.74%
bids
1
May 8 for the pur¬
$14,477,000 temporary
gality ^approved
$llSS? 8cbo°*
T
2V2S,
100,01
City. Le¬
Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
-
Margaret M.
District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 school
bonds offered April 30—v. 195, p.
Risley,
Board of Trustees, will
—
pany
p.m.
sealed
until
on
the
bonds offered April 26—v.
195, p.
1714—were awarded to a
group
Washoe County, County School
District (P. O. Reno"), Nev.
bonds
sold to Allen &
Interest
—
received
notes.
Due
A-O.
2%s and 3s. Dated April 1,
on
April 1 from 1963
inclusive.
,pu£.c^a8e
choice.
Due
1972
loan
that
on
chase r/0f
North, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed-bids
JV1** p.m. (EDST) on May 16 for
^
be
(EDST)
Trust
Offering
^0Vj
Wood.
announces
will
ap-
Verona School District, i\T; J,
Bond
serial
J-J.
Interest
Clerk
Note
Reid
& McCarthy.
Amortization bonds will
t
the
aware
the W
In¬
City Housing
Authority, N.Y.
Offering—Chairman Wm.
I
of
1, 1962.
be
May
May
on
Wharton School
County, Twin Bridges
High School District No. 7
receive
Due
,
proved by Reed, Hoyt,, WashbMWi
p.m.
15,
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000.
as
bonds
1963
Copiah Countp (P. O.
Hazelhurst), Miss.
1962.
sive. Interest M-S
sive.
sold
Dated
April
inclusive.
bonds
8
Legality
Riley,
p.m.
until
1962.
New York
sealed bids until 8
p.m.
(EDST) on May 15 for the
purchase
of
$2,030,000
school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
sive. .Interest
TraueInlcht-
to
•
received
serial
£egality. apProve<l by Charles &
Co.,
\Offering—Sealed bids
1972
1962. Due airport
be received until 4
p.m.
fprd 13' 1962- Due
and
the
Michigan
Note
Sale—An
Due
8
School Dist
3.73%.
National Bank of Memphis,
3s
1962.
tax anticipa-
D^d
Aprii 1, 1963
Ricjkmcyid Community
V)
Bond
refunding bonds
as
MacBride,
Education,
about
Natchez), Miss.
■Due on First
Note Offering-John
of
Adams County (P. O.
pur-
Community School District,
Michigan
Co., as 4s,.3V2S
price of par, a net
MISSISSIPPI
8
anticipation
'
March 30, 1963.
Novi
until
May 7 for the
$32,000
ihMPr
m
bids
&
a
cost
7:30
1,
from 1963 to 1978 inclusive.
receive
bonds will be the first choice and
$175,000 water
1973—were awarded to
p.
will
sealed
H.
May
Bo
schoo
Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman. V
bonds. Dated June 1 1962. Due on
June 1 from 1964 to 1988 mclu-
bonds offered April 24—
Nuveen
1
(MST)
May 7 for the purchase of $75,000
city
improvement
bonds,
Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Amortization
White Bear Lake, Minn.
Note
will
VJa
n
Van
J.
Sauser,
,
Dated
New Jersey
Bond Offering—John J. Hagen,
Secretary of Board of Education,
Libby, Mont
Offering-Sealed bids will
Bond
Clerk
Y-i ge 5, J '
,ISi£vVe Sm!?,
b'ds, untd 8 p'm. <CST>
«ay
J ^or J16 pu^c ,as^,.?. $17a,000
£eat™*nt pa?„n
Dated June 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
M-S. Legality apCaldwen> Trimble &
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1984 inclu-
receive
%
on
interest
b
Guii
terest M-N.
(MST) on
May 8 for the purchase of $202,500
water system improvement bonds.
1858.
p.
Offering—Amelia
'
$2,350,000
drainage special assessment bonds
offered
until
the report in our issue of April 16
—v.
sealed
T962 to"l981*inclu-
South Plainfield School District,
Mont
will
Offering—Leon E. HerDistrict Clerk, will receive
zig,
Mitrhpll
by
Madison
Lakeville, Minn.
The
Clerk,
1983.
Michigan
Bond
.
from
roved
v
Offering—Ruth'
Bond
City
be
Beaver Falls), N. Y.
Bond
bids until 3 p.m. (EDST)
May 8 for the purchase of
$161,000 school building bonds.
s;ve
Trauernicht.
&
2.40s*
Bremen, Croghan and Watson
Central School Disti No. 1 (P. O.
bonds. Dated Sept. I, 1961. Due on
p.m.
approved
y
National
as
New
p.m.
gepT'l
re-
5:30
Kisco,
y.v
on
be raceivad until 7:30
Clemens),
1i t
a
Chinook
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Macomb and Oakland Counties,
Bear Creek Enclosure Drainage
Leg
par.
Offering—Sealed bid's will
1964 to
Traverse City.
until
will
8
Westchester
Bank of Mount
-
u-
or
bids
MONTANA
Valley, Minn.
Northern
,
on
Charles
^"ray & HplT?°d'
al
2.80s, 3.10s and 3.20s and 3.40s, at
Bond
public
library bonds offered April 26—v.
195, p. 1974—were awarded to the
(EDST) on May 15
for the purchase of $292,000 school
of
A-O.
,sTOn;Wtlliams Co., Inc., and Piper,
Leelanau County (P. O. Leland),
»
Mount Ksico, N. Y.
<
Secretary of Bdard of
Education, will receive sealed bids
May 17 for the pur¬
$166,000 student nurses'
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Interest
The $112,000 hospi-
Golden
c
group
Bond Sale—The $209,000
(P. O. Eqtontown)JN. J.
Bond Offering—Louis A. Stein-
as
a P"«e
■ PaL a net interest cost
of about 331%.
195,
Hous-
Shrewsbury Township School Dist.
that
announces
Directors
of
sealed
chase
Trust
New
Waltci
Board
ceive
*al b°.Pds ofiered April 23—v. 195,
Company of Chicago, First Na- P- 1858—were awarded to Alli-
composed
the
ing and Home Finance Agency, as
a price of par.
Springfield), Mo.
Secretary C.
i
^Bond Sale
28—v.
to
2%s, ot
.Bond offering
gen-
Duluth,
March
sold
a
falo, Blair & Co., Inc., Roosevelt
& Cross, and R. D. White & Co.,
as
2.90s, at a price of 100.85, a
basis of about 2.81%.
'
$750,000 mardormitory revenue
offered
1369—were
p.
Burge-Protestant Hospital (P. O.
1973—
p.
p.
group
bonds
1975—were awarded to
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of Western New York, in Buf¬
a
muller,
awarded to the First Ameri¬
were
Bond
SaAe —The
3%s, at
as
Sale—The
student
until
e<Val obligation city lockup bonds
offered
Company,
Bond Sale—The $635,000 school
offered April 26—v. 195,
par.
Bond
ried
'
.
Noi 1 (P. O. Ballston Spa),
New York
.
;
Roosevelt
Milton, Malta, Ballston and
Charlton Central School Dist.
p.
Charles / &
r
Duluth, Minn.
Bond
by
MISSOURI
net interest cost of about 3.33%.
195, p. 1973—
Kenower, Macand
McDonald-
approved
Trauernicht.
a
par,
on
$376,000 fire
bonds
Rutgers University (P. O. New
Brunswick), N. J.
•
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le-
gality
April 23—v.
Moore
age
at
Dated March 1, 1962. Due
1974—were awarded tb the Cams-
bids
The
—
Cross, as 3.10s, at a price of
100.11, a basis of about 3.08%.
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Pennsauken), N. J.
^
Bond Sale—The
$1,000,000 school
bonds offered May 1—v.
195, p.
bonds. Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1964 to
revenue
1961. Due
Sale—The $595,000 school
3xAs,
will receive sealed
Sale
1974—were awarded to
Pennsauken
~
,
,
as
&
March 1 from 1963 to 1981 incl.
on
(CST) on May 16 for
purchase of $250,000 dormi-
2001
Elwood & Co., as 2.70s, 3.10s, 3.40s
awarded
bonds.
until 2 p.m.
heimer-Egan, Inc., and Woodard-
were
•
Offering—Secretary J. D.
Trustees
the
Hazel Park, Mich.
fered
1972.
price of
par..
Bond
group
$53,000 Motor
Vehicle Highway Fund bonds of-
to
Falls,
house construction and equipment
bonds offered April 25—v. 195, p.
man, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
8 p.m. (EDST) on
May 21
for the purchase of $21,000 school
Sims iahnouhces that the Board of
building bonds offered April 26—
composed of Watling, Lerchen & v. 195, p. 1858—were awarded to
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., and a group composed of J. M. Dam &
the City Bank & Trust Company Co., Allison-Williams Co., Piper,
of Jackson, as 3%s, 3 Vis, 3 Vis and Jaffray & Hopwood, Northwest3%s, at a price of 100.08, a net ern National Bank of Minneapolis,
interest cost of about 3.45%.
Caldwell, Phillips Co., MannBond
1963
Bond
Offering—WillardR.New;
until
Carey College (P. O.
Hattiesburg), Miss.
No. 877, Minn.
Bond
bpnds offered April 25—v. 195, p.
a
Bond
den Trust
tory
Buffalo
O. Horton), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
to
4$Manasquan School District, N. J.
a.m.
William
MINNESOTA
awarded
10
price of
Hanover-Horton School District
1713—were
until
195, p. 1958—were sold to the
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, as 27/ss, 3s and 3J/2S, at a
Stone.
No. 18 (P.
3.39%.
'S
i
of Niagara
price of par.
a
Hempstead, North Merrick Fire
Dist. (P. O. Merrick), N. Y. -
.
v.
& McKean & Cudlip.
v
v,
refunding revenue bonds total¬
ing $3,435,000 offered April 24—
(Pm o.Warren), Mich.
.
Bond offering—Violet E.
_
Grosse Point Public School Dist.,
Paddock
•
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Due from
Warren Woods School District
,
,
Canfield,
.
to
bids until 8 p.m.
Miller,
-1'
The $100,000 tax
notes offered April
2.80s, at
Rodman & Renshaw, bidding
$2,299,000 bonds, as 3.40s, at
price of 100.07, a basis of about
a
'
(CST)
on
May 9 for the purchase of
$160,000 road and bridge bonds.
—
Association
for
16—v. 195, p. 1858—were awarded
\kJniversity of Southern Mississippi
the United Savings Bank of
(P.O. Hattiesburg), Miss.
Tecumseh, at 1.87%.
Bond Sale—The housing system
City Clerk, will receive sealed
(EST) on IVIay 8
for the purchase of $50,000 tax
anticipation notes Dated May 1
1962. Due on Aug. 1, 1962,,
;
son,
Note
be
No« 11, Mich.
,
Note Sale
anticipation
and
/
'
'
Bond
;
1972. '
haven), Miss.
Tecumseh School District
MICHIGAN
to
Lincoln County (P. O. Brook.-
2.00%.
Dodge.
1963
S
25—v. 195, p. 1973—were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., at
Dated
A-O
from
Dated
May 1 from
Of'tiv-v
W'..
Volume
195
Number
6157
v.
The Commercial and Financial.Chronicle
.
.
(2203)
1963 to 1977
inclusive, Payable at
Chase
the
Manhattan
York
New
'
by
;proved
Mitchell.' ;
City.
Legality
Caldwell,
:
ap-
Trimble
'
25—v.
of
Bank
&
195, p. 1859—were awarded
Magnus & Co.
to
•7'
Dalton, Ohio
v:
7
■
Tarrytown, N. Y.
ceive
14: for the pur¬
chase of $54^675.66 sewer assess¬
ment: bonds. Dated May 1, 1962.
White
in
price
of
Plains,
100.07, a
2.37%.-
-/V.
Due
S
1 e—The
a
'■*-";
1963
to
\
■>
:v
;
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
May
on
of $184,800
Tulsa
195,
First
of
ment
special
terest
Company
White
of
of
&
Buffalo,
Co.;
100.68,
Traders
3.10s, at
as
Trust
R.
and
tjf ~'
a 1 e—The
$5,000,000
bonds
offered
sqhool
building
May
1—v.'. 195,
awarded to
3.17%.
StrUtiiers,
p.
Ohio
was
tional
Bank
Bond
a net
2.74%.Other
Sutherland & Co., as
3 Vss, at a^ price of 100.26, a basis
of about 3.07%.
-77*
interest cost of about
-"
-
members
'
....
John
trial
National
Island,
Lewis
Bond
bonds
195,
Providence;
McDaniel
Co:,'1 K&pdblic1 National
&
Sal e—The
school
Rhode
of
1859—were
p.
awarded
to
,
Trust &
Saving?, Bank;
First Na¬
&
Co.; Horner, Barksdale
Co.;, Sterne,; Agee}:: & Leach;
Alester
G. ..Furman
&
Co., and
Parker, Eisen Waeckerle, Adams
& Purcell, Inc.
&
; : purchase
until
of
May
Bond* Sale—The
$900,000 Port
Authority Facility No. 1 improve¬
ment
bonds,.,: Series B,
offered
April 26—v. '195, p. 1859—were
awarded
$750,000
to
Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
as
2%s, at a price of 101.05, a
15 for the
sanitary
bonds.
sewer
basis* of about 2.78%.
*_
Lexington, N. C.
;vI
Bond
be
77-':7
untih 11
a.m.
Bond Sale—The $15,000
(EST)
sewer
of
: extension
April
on
May ,29 for the purchase
$1,000,000 bonds, as follows:
:
\
23—v,
195,
to J. A.
awarded
'
sanitary
bonds
offered
1714—were
p.
White
&
$600,000 water bonds. 7 v>7;:-7.
23/4S, at: a price of 100.12,
;
400,000 sewer bonds. •
1 i . ^: of about
2.71%.?
7
77":: Dated > June 1\ 1962, - Due' on
June 1 from' 1963 to 1986 inclu¬
rWilloughby,Ohio'
sive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
Bond
ap¬
-
NORTH
DAKOTA
.
ment and
special assessment bonds
offered April 23—v. 195, p. 1975
^
Hettinger County, Mott' Public
School District No. 6 (P. O.
^.7.;:. 7" Mott), N. Dak.
•
—were
3y2s, at a; price qf
basis of about 3.49%.
V
to
$300,000 school
offered April 24
bonds
Bond
the
p.
1859—were
Dickinson.
v
,
,
sold
construction,
the
to
Bank
of
North
Sale—The
& Co.; Fahey,
Clark &
Hayden, Miller & Co., First
Cleveland Corp., and Wm. J. Mericka & Co., as 3s, at a price of
100.52, a basis of about 2.96%.
OKLAHOMA
ited
Akron, Ohio
Sale-VThe
$3,000,000 ex¬
..offered
April 30 — v. 195, p. 1859 — were
awarded to a group composed of
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank
of
New
Chase
York
Manhattan
City,
First
National Bank of Dallas and F. S.
Moseley & Co., as 2%s, at a price
100.89, a basis of about 2.79%.
of
Cleves, Ohio
v
access
April
Bank
Bond
Sale—The $30,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
195,
the1
dto
lim¬
1975—were
p.
First"
Co.
Trust
&
$197,000
facility bonds offered
24—v.
awarde
system- bonds
Chicago,
in
IN.
x-v..
&
Co.
ill
Odit
'for
l
Dlle
1982
»•
L
National
Oklahoma
of
City.
:
•
ai'
..
a
.
-
»
•
'
u./
Pawhuska), Okla.
The $5,000 trans¬
portation
equipment
bonds
of¬
fered April 17—v. 195, p. 1859:—
Bond
Sale
—
.
were
Bank
as
awarded
of
2.60s,
to
the
Commerce of
at
a
price
basis of about 2.57%.
a
of
•"
National
Pawhuska,
100.09,
a
W.
Auman,
'
'
Myrtle Beaches. C.■
?..
f
»
>
was
Jutle
on
15
of
the
Bond
Offering'— Mayor Dexter
-
r
.
-
—^
.
Gossett will receive sealed bids
«^til noon (EST) on May II for
15,
1963 the purchase of
$400,000 sewer
J-D.'.system bonds. Dated June l, 1962.
ft0m
Interest*'
members
Pendleton, S. C.
pur-
i.r?nl l?67,to I992
Legality
inclusive:
Interest J-D.
Sinkler,
syndi-
Co.
Authority, Puerto Ricn
Electric Power Output Gains—
The Authority reports revenues of
&
—
bonds.
Dated May 1,
1962:
July 1 from 1963 to 1972
on
inclusive.
>
Gibbs
Spartanburg County School Dist.
(P. O. Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond
Offering
Sam Townes,
County Superintendent of Education, will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m: (EST) on May 15 for the
purchase of $250,000 school build¬
ing
Puerto Rico Water Resources
Interest
afctfroved
by"'Rded,
J-J.
Legality
Hoyt;
Wash¬
burn & McCarthy.
7
:
•:
;
Wofford
.1
College (P. ,0. Spartan¬
burg), S. C.
*4'422'714 in February- 1962Bond Offering—President Chas.
dftcnr,
Par
?3»857»^P5/1u EebruMarsh announces that, sealed
?^yTT
1961, according_to Rafael bids will be received until 11 a.m.
mrvc
.j 1
.
..o
«
^
0C7
,
_
coupons
Yu UArr^la,Executwe Director of
electric power
For
-
the
Offering—John
.
28, 1962,
12
wfrn--
months
revenues
on
bonds.
Feb.
May 16 for the purchase
dormitory
Dated Sept.
Sept. 1 from
1,
1964
revenue
1961.
Dufe
inof the Author- elusive. Interest M-S.
Legality ap-
$51,036,089,4 against
totaled
Angberg,
ended
(EST)
2f f50A000
in Puerto Riccx
$45,504,145 the preceding 12
months, an increase of 12.1%.
until 8 p.m.. (PST) on May 9 for"
The* Government * Development
the
purchase
of
$65,000
water4 Bank for- Puerto Rico' is fiscal
on
by
proved
Sinkler,
to
2001
Gibbs
Si-
&
mons.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
bonds. Dated June
June T ffom
1, 19627 Due
1963
Interest J-D;
on
inclu-
1982
to
Legality
NotP
ThP
fnre^nin^
ap-
ori^inhllv werl offered"on'1AorilJ
4—v.
iyo, p.
0
,
.?oFh:
'
muC
,
i
building- bonds
rv;;19,5.', p; 171^~werf awarded
to the Western Pennsylvania N.ational Bank of McKeesport.
trict Clerk, will receive sealed ■
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 9 '
for a" ^sue of $5,970,000 munic- for the purchase of $115,000 SrouPs submitted bids ort May 2
ipah Stadium bonds dated'July 1, school bonds; Dated .June 1, 1962*
Popular
headed
bondS(
interest
ne*
a
3.034%.
.
"v
Sale
The
—
$5,000,000
Anrnty26COUvth?95Se ^"itos^ert
W
\
PV
at
interest
a
members
Hazard
Sterns
u
.,
^/2S, zMis ana
price of 100-03, a
cost of about 2 o2%.
Other
cate:
7!
to^a syndicate^neaded by
and Stroud
Co., as hs, z/4S,
2.70s,
t
&
of
Ereres
&
net
KK nfrkSin
syndi-
Co
Bear,
of
35%
over
all
Headquarters
on
manufacturing,
the island.
the
are
are
South'Dahnta SrhnaVoFM'U**
South Dak°<a Sch°°< °f
and
main
offices* of
all
as
installations
of
Forces
are
maintained
around
gan
New
bids
york
ment
U.
S.
Armed
in
and
Juan
center
CCI1LC1
fered
April
were
awarcje(i
Qf
Development
Puerto Ric0
45 WalI
the
at
the
Govern-
Bank
for
streetj fiscal
7
bonds
UUUUS
195,
ofU
1715_
p
follows:
ag
x
inclusive.
319,000
and
as
bonds
Home
to
the
Finance
3M>S, at-a-priee of
July 1 from
clusive.
on
Housing
Agency,
par.
Due
1972^ 1996 in¬
TENNESSEE
Clarksville, Tenn.
Offering—Milton
Bond
Commissioner
of
Cooley,
Finance
will receive sealed
and
bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on May 16
for the purchase of $400,000 gen-
eral improvement bonds.
June 1,1962. Due
on
Dated
June 1 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Rico:.
man
"
SOUTH CAROLINA
revenue
1CVC11UC
24_v
$56'099b®"ds J®.
Jjjjjpn^Jul^-l'Trom'1964 to
1971
revenue,
were'received
office
—
dent
UC11L
the
The city is the center of all Federal Government offices and large
the
Sale
corporations.
for the Capital of Puerto
Bank,
Technology (P. O.
)&<
Pierre), S. Dak.
The $375,000 stu¬
Bond
The
in San'Juan
gnomons public
Inn
Memphis,
National Shawmut Bank, Boston,
Auchincloss,' Parker & Redpath,
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, Johnston* Lem¬
on & Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
Fahnestock
&
Co:,
Woodcock^
Moyer,
Fricke & French, Inc.,
Granger & Co., and R. James Fos¬
ter & Co.
^
city of the Com-
monwealth, San Juan has. shared.
The
the
Co.,Tt. W. Pressprich &
National
Lefler & Haertzen;
Commonwealth Governmental
Pennsylvania
r
Bond
basis
cost
fully in the expansion of the
Puerto Rican economy.-The Capital of Puerto Rico has over 25%
and the metropolitan area hasf
establishments
Lehigh County (P. O. Allentown),
jointly
.
The principal
The
Rico
group which* was^ the
bidder for a combina-
tion of 5%j 3%> 2%% and 3 W%
of
$135,000 im•
provement bonds offered April 24—i—v.
195, p. 1860—were awarded
to Chaplin, McGuiness & Co., as
3s, at a price of 100.65, a basis of
Hit 2.92%.
—•
Puerto
de
a
successfui
Greensburg, Pa.
Sale
faCnking
BvndQVle-F,Uve
1961- and maturing annually 1963 Due on June 1 from; 1964 to 1982
through 1986.
'inclusive.. Legality approved by
Ira
Haupt & Co.. and Banco Howard, Peterson, LeFevere,
Sale—The $148,000 school
offered. April 19
^.j1?
.
nor
i»ou—ana not soia.
PENNSYLVANIA
•
DAKOTA
.
•
bonds
°
SOUTH
Dewey County, Isabel !ndep. Sch.
agent for the Puerto Rico Water '
District No. 1 (P. O. Isabel),
Resources Authority;,
v
South Dakota
'
jv,.Bond: Offering—Ella Ehly, Dis-
r^nk^n ShUler'Sayr6, Win£ree
&
First
.•
.
v
Due
^csto.ria^'Pr.e'ity
Bond
.
PUERTO RICO
Wichiup Water Dist. (P. O.
Pnrn
1
Osage County Dependent School
District No. 50 (P. O.
,
.
on May 9 for the purchase
$500*000 school building bonds.
May 1, 1962. Due on May
.
Dated June
inclusive:
Sparks'&
Domi-
and
3 02%
of about
&
Norman, Okla.
Bond* Sale—The
of
$2,720,000
April 23—
Northern Trust
Glore, Forgan & C
Da¬
Bond
Bank
The
Dominick
awarded
w7as
OHIO
pressway
Na-
ranging from 2^% to 6%, at' a
price of 100.02, a net interest7cost
Co.,
kota, in Bismarck.
*
First
the
,
•
wright
,
bonds
improvement
to
composed of Sweney Cart-
group
McHenry County, South Bend
Special School Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Velva), N. Dak.
Bond Sale—An issue of $430,000
school
&
tciii
a
$700,000 sewer
system bonds offered April 26—v.
195, p. 1714—were awarded to, a
awarded
Liberty National Bank of
195,
—v.
nick'
Bond
Xenia, Ohio
Sale—The
building
:V7
100.09,
(EDST)
pom
cate: Drexel & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Coj
Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.;
Dolphin & Co.; Moore, Leonard &
Lynch; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Janney, Battles & Co., and J. W.
awarded- to Magnus & Co.,
as
'
Bond
ui
or
™
$69,3007 Sani¬
District A improve¬
n.
Dated
legality & Saul. by Saul, Ewing,
approved ~
Remick
Oregon, in Port-
—
Kalman
a
Sale—The
Sewer
tary
by i Mitchell, ' Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell.. ;
proved
Co., as
basis
8
^herrerd.
Other
offered
City
sive;
Van Wert, Ohio
1
,
(EST),
of
.
on May
syndicate headed by But-
a
l962
*
Offering-—Sealed bids will
received
until
'
Henderson, N. C.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Sale
bonds
Uclim
aanK
County Port Author¬
ity (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
.
be
of
b
to
Bank"^ Utah" N a., sfntake
utan, in. fta bait L«aKe
Toledo-Lucas
.
'
and}
sold
Bank of Portland,
about 2.73%.
Offering—F.
Sale—An issue of $1,895,-
v.
Bank
Moore
on- June_ L
®
195, p. 1715—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Blyth &
Co., Inc., United States National
a
bids
chep &
inclusive. ' In¬
1972
repair
school
Dallas; National Shawof Boston; William S.
tionalK Bank, 3bth of Chicago;
Trust
Com¬
Morris & Co.; Freeman & C6'.; "Morgan'''-Guaranty'
Citizens & Southern National pany of New York City; Julien
Bank of Atlanta;. Robert K. Wal¬ Collins & Co.; R. D. White & Co.;
lace & Co;.;
A. Webster Dough¬ Lyons; Hannahs & Lee, Inc., and
erty & Co.; * Herbert J. Sims & Granbery, Marache & Co., as 23As,
Co., Inc.; Ferris & Co.; McDonald- at 4a< price of 100.19, a basis of
mut
x
Dated
Sale—An issue of $20,000
Bond
$4,000,000
May 1—v.
offered
syndicate composed of the Harris
of
Bank
;
Bank
bonds
Washington County School Dist.
No. 48 (P. O. Beaverton), Ore.
ToledbCity School District', Ohiti
&
,
Chairman of Board of Trustees;
will receive sealed bids until noon
chased via negotiated sale
land,
the
of
Nuveen
on
inclusive
Offering—Hugh W. Cor-' 1 from 1964 to 1972 inclusive. In-Secretary
of
Board *of*terest M-N. Legality approved by
Directors, will receive Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons,
Bond
,
syndi¬
Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Miller; Indus¬
cate:
Ryan,
Bond
Legality approved
&
Ruffin, Perry
000 school revenue bonds
Elgini Ore.
bonds
lOfltOl,
;
B.
sfhulerJ^ayre^ Winfree^&r Rankirf
;
2y2s, 234s .and 2;80s,-at
to
to 2001
(P- O. Darlington), S. C.
1988* inclusive.
Township Sch. District
a
^nrpWp^fT«R45n
purchase of $45,-
the
water
price .of
Co., Inc.
City, Ore,
improvement
Bond Sale—The $110,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
pany of Winston-Salem,ur,as 6s, 3s,- 26—v. 195, pi-1859—were awarded
a
23—v.
City Clerk, will receive
fune 1963 ?
iL to
the Wachovia Bank & Trust Com¬
revenue
Bond Sale—The $200,000 sewer
1, 1963; Due on'Jtme l from 1963 system? improvement bonds> ofto
1972 ..inclusive;
Interest: J-D. fered April 24—v. 195, p. 1860—
Legality approved by Townsend, were awarded to' a group cornEijjott & Munson.
posed' of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
v
Fenner & Smith Inc., Howard,
7°rk Suburban Joint School
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
Authority (P. O. York), Pa.
.and Huger, Barnwell & Co.
.
April
Offer!ng^-John
from
:
1974—were
syndicate headed by
a
Dallas
195, p.
the First
to
July 1 from 1964
on
May 10 for the purchase of
$60,000 school'bonds. Dated June1
awarded to the
were
and Blyth &
000
awarded
sealed
States^National^ Bank of
Portland
Thomas,
Corp., as 3V4S, at a;
price of 100:81, a basis: of about
hall
July 1, 1961. Due
•
United
Bond
Cleveland
.
offered
1975
Ma!fd7 bfrtr
May 7 top
1859—were
boro), N. C.
^,-Bond
_
,
p.
bonds offered April 23—v.
Guilf ord County (P'» '0.~Greens-,
dining
_
Bond'Sale-^The $86,000 fire sta.
.
Sale—The $587,200 Poland
Sewer District Improvement No. 4
NORTH CAROLINA
receive
(F. O. Plains),.Pa.
coran,
School
Coquille, Ore.
195,
Plains
Bond
Trust
&
OREGON
Bond
basis of about 3.05%.
a
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey.
Mahoning County (P. O. YoungsTown), Ohio
D.
price
a
J-D.
Squire,
.
'
Tulsa.
bonds.
assessment
Bank
to
J-D.
'777:'
noon
New
York, • in Buffalo; Blair &
Inc.;' Roosevelt
&
Cross;
National
1964
by
Burgwin,
Pohli
1975—were awarded to
p.
from'
Interest
District Not 9 (P. O.
Co.
17 for. the pur¬
street improve¬
Dated May, 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
In¬
&
Shawnee.
Tulsa), Okla.
v.
195; p. 2086—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of; the Ma¬
rine Trust Company ,of Western
Co.,
of
County Independent School
7
the
until
will
and
bonds. Dated
,
Bank
15
Bond Offering—John F. Hartman, Director of Finance* will re¬
$1,675,000
May i—Vi.
Secretary,
housing
sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m. Interest J-J. Legality approved by
(EDST) on May 16 for the *pur- Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons,
chase of $2,150,000 school bonds.
*)__»•.„ r
c
Dated June 15. 1962 Due on, June, Darlington County School District
sold to the Ameri-
was
National
can
...
Manufacturers
brand,
issue of $30,000
equipment and
building,
1977
Garfield Heights, Ohio
1
'
scKbbL bonds; *bff e fed
noon
school
site bonds
7
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Whitehall), N. Yl
from
1
liams-.
X-
Granville and Fort Ann Central
Bond
Dec.
on
until
'
May
on
Sale—An
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Legality
7 Bond Sale—The. $100,000 school
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
building bonds offered April 26—
2.40s, at * a
basis of about
as
Whitehall,.Dresden, Hampton,* '
-
bids
sealed
(EDST)
$76,000 park¬
ing area bonds offered April 18—
v.
195, p. 1859—were awarded to
the National Bank of Westchester,
Bond
T.
re¬
Sale—The
Bond
New Castle School District, Pa.
Bond Offering—Jack R. Hilde-
Shawnee), Oklai
Bond
Offering — Charles
Woodruff, Village Clerk, will
•
Pottawatomie County Dependent
School District No. 27 (P. O.
59
Interest
^Cutlerapprove by ChalJ"
Knox
County (P. O.
Knoxville),<Tenm
Ban d Offering — C. Howard
Charleston College (P. O.
Charleston), S. C.
Bond Offering—President Geo. Bozeman, County Judge, willl reD: Grice announces that the Board' ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
of Trustees will receive sealed (EST) on .May 15 for the purbids
17
untilll
for
the
a.m;
(EST)
purchase
of
on
May
$340,000
chase of $2,300,000 general obliga-
tion school bonds. Dated June
1,
60
The
(2204)
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Monday, May 7, 1962
.
.
,
*(
i
A
1962. Due
1975
Chemical
Co.
City,
Trust
Washington County (P.O.
Brenham), Texas
Hamilton National Bank of Knoxville.
Bond
Legality approved by Chap¬
sky,
& Cutler.
man
Bond
I860
bids
to
a
group
First National Bank
Memphis, and the Cumberland
of
Corp.,
Securities
3%s, at
Corp., as 3y4S, 3s and
price of par, a net in¬
a
terest cost of about 3.35%.
Nashville, Tenn*
price
of 100.04,
a
net
obligation bonds offered April 26
195, p. 1976—were awarded
—v.
to
Judge,
until 9
will
receive
tle Trugt &
a.m.
Pacific
Trimbell
bonds.
June
Dated
Bank,
L
Offering—City
Clerk
W.
■;
H.
Carr, Jr., announces that the
Mayor and City Council will re¬
ceive
sealed
(CST)
of
bids
7:30
p.m.
May 15 for the purchase
on
various
$8,850,000
bonds,
until
follows:
as
$2,500,000
fire
purpose
-
Searls.
J-D.
terest
im-
.
Thorgrimson,
Starin
Ellis.
&
Horowitz,
bonds.
offered
utility r relocation
land acquisition bonds.
and
May
1—v.
awarded
were
headed
195,
to
1860—
syndicate
p.
a
by Halsey, Stuart &
Co.,
3%s, 2%s and 2.90s, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
1,000,000 Woodland Street bridge
Inc.,
bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1961. The above
issues will be sold as a combined
of
issue
as
Rock
Bond
Dec.
on
they
15
from
constituted
1962
to
in
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality
Sale
&
Savings Bank, as 3}ks and 4s,
a
price of par, a net interest
at
cost of about
¬
ap¬
Trimble
texas
Moore
Bond Offering
—
City Manager
Williams, Jr. announces that
the Mayor and City Council will
&
Co.
W. T.
sealed
bids
until
10
Bond
a.m.
revenue
bonds.
Offering—T.
F.
Maxwell,
until
bids
29
for
11
the
bonds,
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
follows:
as
1,. 1962.
from
$4,000,000
April 1, 1963 to April 1,
Legality approved by Du¬
Due semi-annually
x
1963
1
Huguenin & Boothman.
Dated
to
3,000,000
1987
bonds.
'
:
cn
1987
in-
elusive.
Dated July 1, 1962. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy.
East Texas Investment Company,"
as
314s and 3%s. Dated May 15,
Ferrum Junior College (P. O.
1962. Due on May 15 from 1963 to
Ferrum), Va.
Bond
Sale—An
1976
inclusive.
issue
was
of $50,000
sold to the
Interest
M-N.
Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton.
'Hearne Independent School Dist.,
T exas
195,
bonds
p.
offered
1716
—
were
Bond
Sale—The $363,000
dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
April 27—v. 195, p. 1976—were
sold to the Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency,
nance
Bond Sale—The $355,000 school-
house
of
3V2S, at
as
price
a
par.
Seattle), Wash.
^
195,
a
group
(CST)
on
1860—were awarded to
composed
Foster
of
&
Marshall, Seattle Trust & Savings
Bank,
and
the
National
Bank
of
May 7 for the purchase of $1,000,-
Washington, in Tacoma,
000
3y4s and 3.40s, at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 3.28%.
school bonds.
Sul Ross State\ College (P.
O.
Alpine )y Texas
Offering — Executive Di¬
Bond
rector John S.
Hovenga announces
that the Board of Regents will re¬
ceive
New
sealed
State
tin, until
16
for
Oct.
1964
Office
10
the
building
1,
bids
a.m.
1961.
Due
1991
Room
1009,
Building, Aus¬
(CST) on May
purchase
revenue
to
in
of
$195,000
bonds.
on
Oct.
inclusive.
Dated
1
from
Interest
A-O.
District No. 216 (P. O.
Chairman
sioners,
E, Pickering,
Board of Commis¬
of
will
receive
sealed
bids
until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on May 3 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 naviga¬
tion
4s, 3s,
as
Seattle),
1
from
1964
to
1982
^
inclusive. In¬
terest
J-D. Legality approved by
Weter, Roberts & Shefelman.
Mercer Island, Wash.
Fond
Town
Offering—Norine
Clerk,
will
bids until 8 p.m.
Martin,
receive
(PDST)
7 for the purchase of
sealed
on
street' improvement
Dated
June
1, 1962. Due
on
Interest
terest
by
Weter, Roberts & Shefelman.
1985
inclusive.
Legality
approved
fc
-
Mc¬
1964 to
J-D.
1982
ar¬
bonds.
1963
from
May
$225,000
terial
1
to
a
&
group composed of Gairdner
Co.,
Atlantic
Bank/ of
Securities,
Nova-
Scotia,
Ltd.,
Green-
shields, Inc., Burns Bros. & Den¬
ton, Ltd.,
4%s and, 5 V* s, at
as
price of 99.21.
a
,
quebec
sealed
bids
Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Que.
Bond 'Sale—An issue of
until
improvement, bonds
purpose
Due
on
bonds. Dated May 1, 1692.
May 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive.
approved
Interest M-N. Legality
by Chapman & Cutler.
composed
(
Canadienne
Co.,
Sale—The $575,000 school
and
equipment
Co.,
receive
nue
on
Dated
bonds.
Due
June
inclusive.
June
1 from
price of 96.48.
;
Bond
Sale—An
general
improvement
issue
bonds
of
Les Placements
as
5s, at
a
was
$35,000
sold
•
1
price of 96.56.
>1
•
Legality
1962.
1,
1992
by
approved
Horowitz,
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS' 4
Starin & Ellis.
Black
River
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
Falls
(City), Hixton
(Village), Adams, Alma, Brockway,
Franklin, Garden Valley,
Hixton, Irving, Komensky, Knapp,
SERVICE-LEARN
THE"ABC,S"OF
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
Manchester, Millston, Northfield,
Springfield and Dewhurst (Towns)
Joint School District No. 2 (P.O.
Black River Falls), Wis.
Note Offering—Mike H. Bowler,
'/"v
V •*'
*'
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on May
for
the
purchase
of
$200,000
promissory notes.. Dated June 1,
1962. Due
June 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
V
to
Le¬
system
revenue
May 1
—
awarded
195,
v.
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAI LI
to
a
$1,250,000 water
bonds
p.
group
1976
offered
—
were
composed
of
June
inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
Eastman
Dillon, JJnion Securities
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co..
Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., as 2s, 2y2s, 2%s, 3s, 3Vss and
3y4s, at a price of 98.00, a net in¬
&
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
LETTERS AN D PACKAGES I
terest cost of about 3.20%.
Bond
City
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
Oshkosh, Wis.
Offering — Roger
Clerk,
gality
will
approved
by
Chapman
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE I
<
-AND-
&
Cutler.
Owen
(City), Withee (Village),
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
Longwood, Reseburg, Withee
and Maplehurst
(Towns) Joint
School District No. )
(P.O.
Owen), Wis.
Bond
Sale—The $990,000 school
April 25—v. 195, p.
bonds offered
I860—were
composed
awarded
of
to
a
group
Barcus, Kindred &
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Loewi
&
Co., Inc., and White-Phillips
Co., Inc., as 2.80s, 3s, 3.10s and
to
Laurentiens, Ltd.
sealed
1963 to
Inc.,
5s and 5V2S,
as
1
(P. O. Winneconne), Wis.
building
a
Credit
Matteau &
Kennebec,
Placements
a
Banque
Mistassini, Que.
(Towns)
Joint School Dist. No.
Bond
at
$738,000
sold to
the
of
Nationale,
and Veillet &
Winneconne (Village), Cltxyton,
Oshkosh, Poygan, Vinland, Win¬
chester, Winneconne, Wolf
was
Inc., Florido
Quebec,
p.m.
Hixon, Hoard, Green Grove,
improvement bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
J*J.
$1,800,-
the
Kliss,
receive sealed
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will bids untiL 11 a.m.
(CDST) on May
be received until 11 a.m.
(PDST) "Tlr-far the purchase of $700,000
on
May 16
J the purchase of city hall bonds.
Dated June 1,
$275,000 school
building
bonds. 1962. Due on June 1 from 1963 to
Dated June_l, 1962. Due on June
1982 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
Washington
j
Bond Offering—J.
to
(PDST) on
purchase of $3,000,000 general tuition free reve¬
King County, Enumclaw School
Victoria
County Navigation Dist.
(P. O. Victoria), Tex.
Sale—An issue of
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Bond
p.
will
1:30
for
Bond Sale—The
v.
Offering—Sealed bids will
25
School Dist. No. 406 (P. O.
Mesquite Independent School Dist.,
Bond
until
May
King County, South Central
Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered April 26—
be received until 4 p.m.
Bond
000 improvement bonds was sold
par.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
washington
3.51%.
T exas
of
SCOTIA
Washington University (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Offering — John Look,
1972
April 17—v.
awarded to
Rotan, Mosle & Co., and McClung
& Knickerbocker, jointly, as^s,
Sy4s, 3%s and 3.60s, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
cost
>
Bond
Cur ran,
District, Texas
schoolhouse bonds
price of
a
wisconsin
Due
July 1 from 1963 to
Big Sandy Independent School
3y2S, at
as
inclusive.
water
p.
Presto?V Thorgrimson,
improvement
July
1
from
general
bonds.
May
on
$7,000,000
Dated
•
April
mas,
.1976—were sold
Housing and Home Finance
bids
City Manager, will receive sealed
May 10 for the pur¬
chase of $14,000,000 electric light
and power, waterworks and sewer
1987.
May 1—v.T95,
dor¬
offered
bonds
revenue
Comptroller,
Norfolk, Va.
on
system
mitory
receive
p.m.
River and Omro
Sale—The $2,507,000
Agency,
Trust
Seattle),
Washington
Bond
to the
Co., Inc.; Federation Bank
Co., of New York; Mackali
&
Coe.;
Granger
&
Co.;
Howard C. Tray wick & Co.; First
Southeastern Co., and McDonald-
Austin, Texas
(CST)
3.02%.
nova
(CDST) on May 8 for the
purchase
of
$500,000
corporate- group
,
Seattle University (P. O.
Sims &
&
3.97%,
members
Lehman Broth¬
Blair & Co., Inc.; Hornblower
Weeks; Anderson & Strudwick;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Fahnestock
&
Co.;
Herbert
J.
Mitchell.
receive
Other
2.80%.
syndicate:
The
—
awarded to the Seattle Trust
were
6
Caldwell,
by
proved
Co., as
a price
DarthmoutkfN'S.
Offering—Roy A. Hagengruber, City Clerk - Comptroller,.
2
$65,000 golf
park expansion bonds
offered April 24—v. 195, p. 1.976—
&
mature
200^
about
of the
Island, Wash.
and
course
ers;
though
as
single issue, and will
one
about
Bond
will
v
struction
Securities
2.90s, 3.10s, and 3.20s, at
of 100.15, a net interest
Wausau, Wis.
Legality approved by
Preston,
Virginia
provement bonds.
Newport News, Va.
1*000,000 open space land bonds.
2,350,000 library bonds.
>
Bond Sale—The $4,000,000 capi¬
1,000,000
depot
building
con¬
tal improvement and school bonds
1,000,000
Barcus,
.
&
v
department
of
Iff CAN ADA if
.
Bond
Newman
ner
of
both
composed
group
Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Chan-
(Towns) Joint School
Seattle.
1,
a
Kindred & Co., McCormick & Co.,
District No. 1 (P. O. Prescott),
Wisconsin
Savings Bank and the
National
(City), Clifton, Oak
Grove, Diamond Bluff and
.
of the Equitable Secu¬
composed
rities
April 24—v. 195, p.
awarded
were
road
000
Sale—The $840,000 school
—
a
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
building bonds offered April 18—
1S62. Due on June 1 from 1963 to
Pierce County, Tacoma School /;-/ v, 195, p. 1716—were awarded to
a group
1982 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Le¬
District No. 10 (P. O.
composed of the First Na¬
tional Bank of St. Paul, The Mil¬
gality
approved
by
Gibson,
;
Tacoma), Wash.
V.
waukee Co., and Robert W. Baird
Spence
Gibson.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
& Co., Inc., as 3s' and 3.20s, at a
be received until 10 a.m. (PDST)v
West Hardin County Consolidated
price of 100.12,
on May 23 for the purchase of $2,Independent School District (P. O.
Stevens Point, Wis.
500,000 school bonds.
/
„
.
Saratoga), Tex.
Bond Offering — Clara TrierBond Offering — Thomas Earl
Port of Bellingham (P. O.
\
weiler, City Clerk, will receive
Jordan, Superintendent of Schools,
Bellingham),Washs
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
(CDST) on
will receive sealed bids until 7
Bond Offering — Harold Wil¬
May 21 for the purchase of $270,p.m.; (CST)
on
May 15 for the liamson, Secretary, will receive
000 sanitary sewer bonds.
Dated
purchase of $575,000 schoolhouse sealed bids until noon
(PDST) on June 1, 1962. Due on June 1 from
bonds. Dated May 1, 1962. Due on
May 15 for the purchase of $150,- 1966 to 1977 inclusive.
Interest
March 1 from 1963 to 1992 inclu¬
000
port
improvement
bonds. J-D. Legality approved
by Chap¬
sive. Interest M-S.
Legality ap¬ Dated June 1, 1962. Due on June
man & Cutler.
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems 1 from 1964 to 1972 inclusive. In¬ Vv.
V.
,r\
''-v."-- ' .•>'*' '/v
T ennessee
bonds offered
at
Prescott
Sale—The $128,000 school
bonds offered April 24—v. 195, p.
1716—were awarded to the Seat¬
(CST) on
May 14 for the purchase of $250,-
County (P. O. Tiptonville),
,
3.20s,
interest cost of about 3.04%.
Bond
Offering;—Odis Tomachef-
County
sealed
Lake
Okanogan County, Twp. School
Okanogan),
Washington
Dist. No. 403 (P. O.
-
at the
or
McCall
&
the
at
New. York
York
Call, ParkhursL Crowe,
Horton.
/*//.
1963 to
Payable
Bank
New
of
1 from
June
on
inclusive.
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