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The COMMERCIAL
ESTABLISHED
FINANCIAL
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
194
Number
6111
New York 7, N.
Y.,
Monday, November 27, 1961
Price $1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc.—NYSE Listing—
v
Associated
In formal ceremonies Nov. 13, stock of Air Products
and Chemicals,
Inc., of Allentown, Pa., was listed for
trading on the New York Stock
Exchange.
The company's stock has been traded over-the-counter for
ten
over
The
years.
ticker
Products
The
...
symbol
tions of
whose
Air
the
Exchange
to
business
Total
427,000
for
net
and
combined
was
$3,895,000,
of
revenues
share
per
19(4, p. 1049.
the
the
year
equivalent to
and
combined
$2.46
net
$70,-
of
last
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock
Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange....
Boston Stock Exchange
$2,-
year.—
of
614
the
with
SEC
Bldg.,
Portland,
Ore.,
17 covering 250,000 shares
Nov.
on
filed
of
com¬
Pacific
mon
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
contract
Northern
States
of
Forest
three
between
its
wholly-owned
now
Montreal
subsidiary,
At
the
time
the
has
company
plans
to
sawmill
no
pulp plant.
construct
such
37
division
39
the
39
40
Stock
Exchange
Markets
no
company
revenues
received
were
suffered
and
loss
a. net
for
of
30, 1961 of $174,735. Of
$765,000 will be used to alter
sale,
additional
and
the
will
be
facilities
balance
used
for
will
the
be
the
the
and
for
sawmill
portion
a
the
39
In
.
addition
to
certain
split),
reverse
r
by
O.
Girard
Lumber
of
its
Co.
22%,
partners
Alberta
■
tion
.
Davidson
and
president)
company
Bear,
Stearns
&
Municipal Financing
51%,
26%
families
South
(for
and
two
Corp.—Partial
the
Payable
Statement
Member
Banks
Chase
191,
Manhattan
Bank,
80
Pine
St.,
New
2301,
p.
Statement of Condition
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
Allegheny
Earnings
level
net
income
equal
of
to
64
of
in
-
the
the
quarter
York
months
15,
N.
last
with
$1.59
per
E.
J.
face
of
For
year.
$6,779,723,
were
pared
$1.74
or
earnings
sh&re,
nine
sales
for
the
about
of
ended
on
Sept.
30,
1961,
of
Allegheny Ludlum's
period of 1960,
Electronics
factors,
Mr.
from
the
ended
share,
1960
stated
said,
Hanley
outlook, for
the; fourth
upward
trend, giving
operations during the
Sept.
sales
of
on
interim
the
first
30,
nine
1961,
months
of
resulted
in
reductions
from
the
All
or
had
Corp.
Year
'Net
*
&
Subs.)
Finkle
47
&
the
in
in
Net
a
Aug.
194,
'
;
$9,108,619
Evanston,
sales
adjusting
health
Net
p.
and
243,091
.'
$0.24
*$0.18
—
,
sion
in
income
the
and
for
the
the
nine
months
a
&
Co
that
Co.,
if
as
FXR,
comparable
ended
for
Inc.
and
FXR
said
should
Matthew
L.
compared
on
(par
B.
W.
Oct.
27,
10c)
to
Pizzini
to
filed
1961
30,
1961,
1960
period,
Amphenol-Borg
president.
He
SEC—
a
offered
Co.,
Inc.
at
corporation,
in
earnings
on
the
Oct.
first
19,
nine
reported increases of
months of 1961, after
manufacturer
equipment to
the diversified
laboratory supplies and
and
distributor
new records.
of
share
a
period
rose
compared
11.1%
to
with
$0.50
last year's $80,739,942.
$0.45 at the close of
from
Earnings
the 1960
quarter.
report
p.
is
419.""
adjusted
for
recent
acquisitions
and
be
for
used
Meeker
new
"Reg. A" covering 50,000
$6, through Charles H.
Atlas Securities Corp.,
equipment,
and
the
Ave., Brooklyn,VN.
Y.
loans
.
plant
fabricating basic and
industry.
due
and
this
that
placement
of
is engaged
expan¬
exotic
with
$1,500,000 .5%%
1976.
for
Proceeds
com¬
other
arranged
institutional in¬
be
used
to
subordinated
repay
bank
common
on
share for each $30 face amount of note.
are to vote Dec. 18 on
plan.—V.
approving the note
193,
p.
1555."
Grimm.
4,000
Renshaw
4,000
,
2,500
Edward
I.
Spiegelberg & Co
Sprayregen, Haft &
2,500
Stein
4,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.. 5,500
Straus, Blosser & McDowell 5,500
M.
Rosenbaum
N.
Siegler
Simon
Bros.
&
&
&
Chas.
Co.
Walston
J.
C.
&
Common
2,500
2,500
Co...
2,500
2,500
_
Co
4,000
:
5,500
Co
8,000
...
Alstyne,
& Co., Inc..
Noel & Co
Co.,
Wheat
Zuckerman,
—
&
Co..
Taggart
Van
5,500
Corp
Sutro
2,500
Co..
&
Boyce
4,000
951.
p.
2,500
2,500
&
M.
4,000
Co.,
Co
Inc.
Rodman
2,500
Co., Inc
Bell &
&
Gardner
Wm.
&
Inc..
Offered
—
4,000
5,500
Co
Smith
4,000
4,000
...
&
Co...
4,000
Subscription
& Co., New York City, and
Staats & Co., Los
Angeles, headed a group
offered on Nov. 20, 100,000 shares of
this firm's
which
capital stock at $10
per share.
At the same time, Astrodata's
principal stockholders,
Epsco, Inc., offered 311,429 Astrodata capital shares to
Epsco stockholders at $9. Epsco stockholders received
warrants permitting them to
buy one Astrodata capital
share for each two Epsco shares held
of record Nov.
1961.
The warrants expire Dec.
The
will
16,
4, 1961.
William R. Staats group
shares not purchased under the
subscrip¬
Granbery,
buy
any
tion offer.
Marache,
Epsco, Inc. will continue
29%, of the Astrodata stock
to
own
188,571 shares,
outstanding.
to be
or
in
Anaheim, Calif., develops,
makes
and sells high
speed electronic data handling
equipment, range timing
equipment and other electronic products. Its
systems for checking on
readiness of a missile for
firing are in use both at the Cape Canaveral
and
Vandenberg missile complexes.
Incorporated
in
May,
1961,
it
acquired in July the Epsco-West Division of
Epsco, Inc. (the
sor
predeces¬
company).
PROCEEDS—The company will use $400,000 of the
proceeds to retire
short-term bank loans, $25,000 to retire an
account payable to Epsco,
$200,000 to apply against trade accounts
payable and will add the bal¬
ance
to working capital.
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital
stock
(without
par
value)__—
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
650,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, acting
severally
through their representatives, Granbery, Marache & Co., and
R.
Staats
William
&
Co., have entered
into underwriting agreements with the
respectively, wherein, subject to the terms and
conditions of said underwriting agreements
(1) the company has agreed
company
and
to sell
corporate purposes.
one
Stockholders
conversion
purifying,
and
had
convertible
will
&
CAPITALIZATION
several
&
8,000
—.
Co
&
2,500
2,500
2,500
;
Rittmaster, Voisin & Co
2,500
Rodetsky,
Walker
&
Co.,,
Privately—Nov. 22,
company
The notes will be convertible into Audio
the basis of
in
metals
semi-conductor
reported
was
private
vestors
research,
Kistler
Co
2,500
BUSINESS—Astrodata,; based
and
Audio Devices, Inc.—Notes Placed
notes
after provision for Federal income taxes climbed from
vear
earlier to $4,194,863.
Sales of $90,425,200 in the
968
melting
for
1961, it
the
carried
to
are
2,500
2,500
5,500
Astrodata, Inc.
working capital.
of
4,000
Co
5,500
Co.
,
Co
&
Stone
&
2,500
&
Kaplan & Co
194,
&
Cohon
Rights—Granbery, Marache
be
be
&
—V.
2,500
Roland
William R.
Sept.
Devine,
Laird
period
quarter were adversely affected by losses
Electronics Divisions and start-up costs in
York.
and
&
H.
5,500
Reinholdt
1_ 4,000
...—
Stonehill
Kesselman
4,000
2,500
...
Inc..
Powell,
4,000
,
&
Co.,
& Igoe
Oppenheimer &
2,500
Darlington
Co.__.___,
Inc.__^.
&
Total
,
,
&
Nugent
2,500
Co
Hentz
Lunt
Newburger, Loeb & Co
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
2,500
share,
during the entire period.
third
Packaged
shares
&
Anchor
Corp.—Sales and Net Up—
recent, acquisitions.
The consolidated
stock.—V. 194,
new
for
31c
or
1961
stated
alloying,
213.
earnings
nine-month
third
111.
and
for
gains
$3,746,722
per
subsidiaries
64c per share, compared with earnings of
$2,126,704, or
for the comparable period in 1960.
Sales for the
German subsidiary,"
Proceeds
$9,863,321
396,001
share
common
American Hospital Supply
*
its
$53,153,796 compared with $51,169,830 for the
FXR
ponents
The
share,
per
and
$428,663,
were
_
per
in
net
corporation
Plohn
New
*961
£---
—
__
•r; * Deficit.—V. 194,
The
43c
or
19G1,
Anchor Alloys, Inc.—Files With
The
.
31—
sales
12%
corporation
operating on a profitable basis by
the end of the year. "Orders and
shipments for the connector opera¬
tions continue to
improve, reflecting the results of the reorganization
made in 1960, and it is expected that the
company will show con¬
tinued improvement in the
future," he added.—V. 194, p. 629.
417.
p.
after'taxeii:::::::::::::::::—
Earned
Net
—
or
consolidated
West
further
remains optimistic about the
incoming orders show van
further
rise
in
the
level
of
Corp.—Annual Report—
Ended
the
figures have been reported
been
the
our
in
has
stock¬
Morris
Seigel,
Granger & Co
Hardy & Co
Ira Haupt & Co..
said
He
of
quarter.—V.
of
Sept. 30,
selling
McNeel-Rankin Inc
15,000
Co
John
(&
for
"Operations
new
company
quarter.
were
common
Altamil
;
&
Federman,
48
increase of 4%.
an
forth
set
company
Model,
Co., Inc
Dempsey & Co
com-
$6,180,486,
improvement,
ended
$593,756
Sales
share
a
period
earnings
$173,463,233,
period
earnings
months,
prospects
to
$892,133,
$1.53
$185,680,731.
nine
earnings
months
1960.
was
earnings
although
capital equipment and effective
cost-reduction programs. He added that profits continue to be squeezed
by recent increases in employment costs and in prices of raw materials,
notably nickel and ferro-alloys, coupled with some reductions in the
prices
of
special
steels
sold
by
Allegheny Ludlum.
Despite
these
*
&
D.
McDonnell
15,000
Co
Kleiner,
compared
in
$50,282,170,
and
Outstanding
1,196,250 shs.
conditions
Mason-Hagan
4,000
Cowen
48
the
1961
period were
$18,512,742
$15,943,825 for the comparable period in 1960.
with
compared
three
as
$2,486,603,
was
sales
the
times
and
under
pads
FINANCING
.
S.
.15,000
:
Hirsch
Amphenol-Borg
Consolidated
three
like
7%
months
the
Hanley,. President,
lower
1961,
per
for
sales
on
than
terms
59,500
Co
Grumet
&
Hill,
Consolidated
of
production costs made possible by
.
Baker
Burnham
H.
Y.
the
15,000
&
Courts
the
and Sinking Fund Notice.
The Course of Bank
Clearings
Climbs—
more
quarter
share,
per
over
approximately 10%
for the period were off
the
the
were
special steel producer
sales of $58,420,993,
cents
1960.
of
nine
on
17
or
1961
For
and
share,
per
Corp.—Net
of
1960.
stainless
cents
first
Steel
quarter
up
sales
of
the
$647,502,
third
For
were
third
third-quarter
of
earnings
.
Ludlum
for the
the
J
of
Redemption Calls
TV
to
.59,500
Co., Inc
Inc.
(Correction)—
The
forms
foot
PRESENT
Total
(
J
Co
Bros.
Brand,
of
48
Declines—
;
,
&
Amott,
The corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 15, 1961, through
operation
of
the
sinking fund, $450,000 of its 5%
debentures
due
Dec.
15, 1984 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
at
TO
various
athlete's
agreed to sell
,
—v.
EFFECT
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
2,500
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
48
of
Consolidated
benefit
Redemp¬
in
Authorized
Inc.
Federal Reserve System
Fork
for
York
j3.000,000 shs.
Co.
2
Exchange Rates
Condition
customers).
Chairman,
available
agreement, dated Nov. 15,
1961, the
175,000 shares of common stock and the
sell
C. Allyn &
Sutro
11
and
to
_
Allen
57
Foreign
owns
holds
Co.
and/or members of their
be
an aggregate
of 184,000 shares of common
and each of the underwriters has
severally agreed to purchase
the respective number of such
shares of common stock set forth below:
1
Dividends Declared
stock
New
pads,
V
par)
Bear, Stearns & Co
F. Hutton & Co., Inc
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Corporate.and Municipal Financing Ahead..
State and City Bond
Offerings
indebtedness,
common
($1
deodorants
cleansing
GIVING
E.
General Corporation and Investment
News..
the company has outstanding
(after giving, effect to a recent l-for-4
of which Frontiers-Oreg. Ltd. (a partnership 50% owned
494,593 shares of
will
stock,
39
Miscellaneous Features
'
Cummings,
proceeds
underwriting
agreed
A.
which
facial
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
45
Exchange..... 39
Alaska,
of
stock
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock
construct
the
of
personal
and
'*
Common
holders have
a
stock
market
name,
39
months
the
Day
oils.
39
1961,
31,
six
Wrangell,
near
to
working capital,
discharge existing indebtedness.
to
the
net
proceeds from
existing facilities and
company's
added
ended March
year
$354,437
Sept.
balance
CAPITALIZATION
41
The company has constructed a
on
land owned by
subsidiary, which is in the center of the company's timber-cutting
Logging operations have been conducted since January, 1960 on
a
relatively small scale for resale to others and for inventory. Prior to
March 31,
1960, the company and its subsidiary were not operating
ended
5
bath
40
its
the
The
City, through
one
division
manufactures
and
distributes
dog and cat food; and
^through another division and a number of
foreign subsidiaries, manu¬
factures cosmetics,
toiletry and proprietary drug items. The
company's
Rival Packaging Co. division
m^kes canned dog food, primarily under
the Rival Dog Food label for
distribution to food
chains, retail and
wholesal grocers, kennels and
military installations. The 5 Day Labora¬
tories
area.
and
Nathan
family.
capital.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
80
present
Offered—
proceeds from the sale of its
175,000 shares will
company to pay the remaining balance
of an
obli¬
in
connection with
its
purchase
for retirement
of
of common stock from
BUSINESS—The company of 445 Park
Ave.,
39
Exchange
shares
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
contract, if the company does not place in operation
1965 a pulp manufacturing plant with a
daily capacity of
tons, the Forest Service has the right to reduce the com¬
pany's allotment to 750 million board feet to be cut not later than
1971.
least
Stock
Over-the-Counter
ending
by December
at
:
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
The
board
the
Stock
the
his
and
37
Toronto
Co., an Alaskan company, and the United
company has the right to cut a maximum
feet
of
merchantable
timber
located
in
the
Forest in southeastern Alaska over a
period
Service.
National
Under
lyoo
625,000
37
Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
timber-cutting
a
Timber
billion
Tongass
2006.
in
liiacie
Pacific
organized in 1953 to operate under
Coast
by
incurred
working
37
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
a
by
The company was
15
27
32
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Co.—Common Registered—
Equitable
used
gation
New York Stock
share.
per
income
companies
be
Page
were
.
company
registration
for
$61,195,000
for
ilaska Pacific Lumber
This
companies
Inc.—Common
PROCEEDS—Net
31,
'
year.
income
$1.60
or
July
the
with
compares
495,000,
Stock and Bond Quotations
Southern Oxygen Co.,
Bladensburg, Maryland,
assets were acquired by Air Products on
record
revenues
year
and
and
a
Air
opera¬
Products
1961, represent
V.
by
Products,
&
Co., New York, and A. C. Allyn &
Co., Inc.,
Chicago, were joint managers of an underwriting
group
which offered on Nov.
20, 359,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at
$17 per share.
Of the total,
175,000 were sold for the company, and
184,000 for certain stockholders.
In This Issue
,
assigned
was
stock.
company recently reported unaudited figures for its fiscal
Sepc. 30, 1961.
The figures which include the result of
ended
This/
"APD"
Allen
MISCELLANEOUS
•
the respetcive underwriters and the
to
to
purchase
capital stock
to
sell to
Epsco,
from
set
the
company
opposite their
the
names
underwriters
respective
numbrs
have
of
agreed
shares of
below, and (2) Epsco has agreed
the respective underwriters and
the
underwriters haye agreed
to purchase from
Epsco at the subscription price the respective per¬
centages set opposite their names of such of the shares of the
capital
V
by
offered
stock
subscribed for
be
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2330)
2
the subscription offer
Epsco pursuant to
pursuant to such subscription offer.
as
of
Baker
shall not
land
for
titles
for use in colleges and universities and in
research.
The company contracts directly
publish their manuscripts
and compensates them
through royalties on sales.
Net proceeds from the stock sale will be
added
to
working
capital
and used in the company's
publishing-
Percentage of
Stock to Be
Purchased
Purchased from
from Company
8,500
8.5
7.0
7,000
Rhoades & Co.___
Co
&
-
16.25
J
7 000
M. Loeb,
Bache
T
16,250
7.0
5,000
&
Co.,
&
Co._____
;________:
& Co.____
William
which
director,
3.0
7
3,000
Courts & Co.___—_—
^
3.0
.Crowell, Weedon & Co.__—
3,000
3,000
3.0
'This company of 9821
3,000
3.0
J.
Hogle
A.
Co
&
&
Wagenseller
—V.
194,
p.
2,000
2,000
,?
i.
2.0
,
;
2.0
7
,fWe
2.0
are
Reg'd
of 200 North Braddock Ave., Pittsburgh, filed a regis¬
with the SEC on Nov. 15 .covering 60,000 outstanding
common stock,
to be offered for public sale by the holders
an all-or-none basis through underwriters headed by Arthurs,
of
thereof
on
Lestrange
to
be
.
Co.
Baker Industry
The
corporation
Proceeds
& Resources
9,
Nov.
offered
be
be
to
are
on
to
shares
for
used
at
par
development
"Reg.
a
A"
.
subscription and the
number*.ol shares out¬
will be sold by
and the proceeds paid in
shareholders,
"
*
"
•
ment
Bank,
Manhattan
Chase
The
registrar on shares of the $4.50
the company.—V. 194, p. 1943.
New
City,' has
York
dividend
effect
then
which
Alan
appointed
with
basic
books.
in
Irving
the
of common
r
;
J
i )i
■>*>
,<: ■
$108,943,700,
and
There
ment trust.
this week
amounting
larger corporate equity securities totaling $46.7 million. The
are
rate debt
is
a
has
registrar for
appointed
1380.
been
194,
p.
shares
Proceeds
$10)
be
to
are
Corp.—Files
Nov.
on
(par
9,
With
SEC—
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 20,000
offered at $11, without underwriting.
for
installing
a
ski
lift,
and ' working
to be
ski and
and
undergraduate
used
,
of
Birdseye
Rutland,
West
Vt.
is
engaged
in
operation
the
of
a
resort.
summer
1)00 oG.Vi..
!
.
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BACKLOG
FORMAL
Nov.
Last Week
This Week
"
$333,957,700 (33)
Total bonds
220,368,500
(35)
$603,467,000
(74)
$514,073,700
(70)
24,J 1960
$380,500,000
(39)
180,116,000 (37)
Corp. bonds without dates__
$383,098,500
:
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92,471,400
'
$472,971,400
and7 one closed-end invest¬
out of a
only two larger municipal debt offerings up for bids
total of 18 tax-exempts set up
City,
capital.
Corp. bonds with dates
post - Thanksgiving slowdown in public offerings is scheduled for
(Nov. 27-Dec. 1), consisting of senior corporate and municipal debt issues
latter includes three secondaries, one investment company
York
the corporation.—V.
Mounatin
corporation
TOTAL
By SIDNEY BROWN
New
of
l
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
to
stock
Birdseye
The
the publication and
company is engaged in
and reference books for
the
text
..
Corp.—Appointment—
Co.,
Trust
common
common
.
I960,
scientific
of
•
A
.
to
Organized
sale
to
registration
2465 Broadway, New York, filed a
the SEC on Nov. 15 covering 50,000 shares
be
certain
covering 30,000
without underwriting.
of industry in Baker, Ore.
($10)
present
shares,
Best Plastics
be offered for public sale (without underwriting) at a price
supplied by amendment.
The statement also includes 24,170
shares underlying
certain warrants which the company has offered
or
will
offer
to
past
and prospective authors
and consultants of
stock,
of
increased
f
of
company
statement
new
Benjamin, Inc.—Common Registered—
(W. A.)
own 20.9%
each. They also own five year
scares each at $? 625 ner share.
After the
book value of 20 cents per share will be
about 73 cents per share.
:'v-J-t; J < v;
secretary,
Levy,
to, purchase 4.250
sale
preferred stock
of
This
Paul
(after
to a recent recapitalization whereby the 200 common
outstanding were exchanged for 105,000 new shares), .of
J. Levy, president, Leonard
P. Gutfleisch, vice-president,
options
.
been
cumulative
Kaplan
of
giving
and.
"
and
share.
per
Milton. B.
shares
■
Co.—Appointment—
and
cents
general corporate purposes and working capital.
The company has outstadning 115,000 shares of common stock
,
„
com¬
for research and development of new products and the improve¬
the component parts presently
used in the units,' and for
gram,
stock dividend
the
from
*
investment firms headed bv Dillon, Read .&
Co., Inc., New York City, will underwrite the
^
Finance
Beneficial
Corp.—Files With SEC—
filed
1961
&
1,600,000 share offering.
to
common
the total
.
.,
registra¬
a
share. The offer¬
basis" by Amber,
An aggregate of $5,000 is payable to
as
a
fibder's fee. The company also has
Burstein and Henry Kaplan five-year options to
purchase an additional 9,500 and 50J .snares, respectively,, at the $2,625
offering, price per share.
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The
company's principal business 1s the desien,
manufacture and
installation
of photographic
processing and control equipment. It's
principal customers are commercial photographers, commercial photo¬
graph processing laboratories and in-plant photographic departments
maintained by industrial organizations. The company also sells acessories for the units it installs. The $104 2sn estimated net prooeeds from
the stock sale will be used for an advertising and sales promotion pro¬
granted
from $160
funds by
capital
total
1193.
Burstein, an officer and- controlling person
• '"atrire
Tannen^aum anH Henry Kaplan,
B.
Milton
to
25
at
Tannenbaum
of
group
and Blyth
Inc.,
it.
to
its
sold by
shares
increase
agent for
as
those entitled
nationwide
A
.
t
is engaged in the development, manufacture and sale
of chemical, electrical and mechanical instruments, precision products
and special purpose tools.
These products are used by service organiza¬
tions in the diesel engine industry and in the heating,
refrigeration,
and air-conditioning market.
The instruments are also said to be used
by gas utilities, oil refineries, chemical producers, base metal manu¬
facturers,
industrial
laboratories, educational institutions,
hospitals,
and various government departments, among others.
The company .has
outstanding, in addition to preferred stock, 162,325 shares of common
stock, of which Louis L. Vayda, president, owns 49,799 shares and nroposes to sell 14,000 shares; and Rudolph Ulrich and J. A. Stein, VicePresidents, own 43,513 shares each and propose to sell 18,000 shares
each.
Three others owning an aggregate of 25,450 shares propose to
sell the remaining 10,000 shares.
'
,
company
acting,
bank
the
cash to
-
increase
N. Y., filed
a
on
underwriter,
finders
28,480,000.
resulting
shares
Fractional
v.
underwriting terms are
The public offering price and
& Co.
supplied by amendment.
The
The
$90,000,000.
dividend'will .together
stock
will
and
standing from 25,600,000 to
tration statement
shares
declared.
:
will raise the bank's capital
&
sold
the
of
p.
"best efforts, all or nothing
Co., Inc., which will receive a $.2625 per share selling
and $10,000 or expenses. The statement also includes" 10,000
made
will be
shares
Foster Ave., Brooklyn,
for public sale at $2,625 per
offered
be
to
commission
issued immediately,
program
million
$178
to
approximately
This company,
stock
this
said
He
.•
stock
Burstein
gratified by this endorsement of the shareholders,"
very
President S. Clark Beise
Industrial Instrument Co.—Common
dividend
stock
.
The rights will expire on Dec. 15, 1961.
bank said.
the
2.0
million
Bacharach
5%
^shares owned -on^l^oy^be
—t—2.0
2,000
Inc
& Durst,
951.
•
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_
Inc.JJ__-——
Fay,
:
2,000
the
that
1
Transferable warrants, giving shareholders the right
to Subscribe for one share of the new stock for each 16
2.0.
p2K2;00OS
announced
ing-
record Nov. 3.
&-£^3,0^
'2,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc
Draper, Sears ,& 'Co,__--__----Gregory & Sons—.:.:
—
Marache & Co.
,
3,000
Lester, Ryons & Co
Hooker
,
mon
respectively.—V. 192,
Registered—<
SEC on Nov. 20 covering 60,000 shares of
statement with the
tion
paid on or about; Dec. 8, to shareholders *pf
would be
-
10,000 share?,
Inc.—Common
Bernalen,
Francisco.
San
board
The
3.0
Co. (Inc.)
California
First
in
office
3.0
3.000
has outstanding 70,150. shares of common stock, of
Benjamin, president, and Robert R. Worth, editorial
A.
30,000 and
own
—-—_
Boettcher
'7
3,000;
to
program.
"
The company
preferential subscription price of $59 per share was
5 set by the board of directors immediately following the
special shareholders meeting held at the bank's head
7 5.0
,
authors
with
A
7.0
7,000
Co
Inc.
Walston
J. Barth
are intended
and
industrial
and
academic
Dividend—
A.—Stock
S.
&
1,280,000 shares.
_____
Corporation
Shearson, Hammill &
Paribas
T.
N.
Rights offering to Stockholders—On Nov. 21 sharehold¬
ers gave approval to their board of directors' proposal to
issue 1,6 Jo,uOO shares of new common stock for sale by
subscription and to pay a 5% stock dividend totaling
r;
16.25%
16,25©-.
Granbery; mracher-:& rCo;rr~r
William R. Staats & Co.-—
Carl
Epsco
America
of
Bank
Unsubscribed
Numbers of
concentrated
are
physics,
Shares to Be
-
■
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
in the physical sciences. All the company's present
in the fields of chemistry, biochemistry, and
students
graduate
St., Baker, Ore. (s engaged in the acquisition
industrial and commercial building sites.
Third
1950
of
sale
and
.
.
'
$246,920,285
$288,879,850(191)
$347,072,750(202)
711,914,100(403)
599,968,700(407)
222,5.17,550
month,
$1,000,793,950(594)
$947,041,450(609)
$468,437,835
managed sale of $155 million FLORIDA
*$1,514,867,650(664)
$1,550,508,450(683)
for bidding this week and, out of three larger corpo¬
issues, two corporate offerings are scheduled for the
bidding block and one
Corp. stocks with dates_____
Corp. stocks without dates.
_
,
managed foreign flotation for U. S. dollars.
It looks
as
will be the
though the most active week in the Christmas-New Year's holiday
one following this one.
Groomed for the December 4-8 week is the
AUTHORITY; $50,000,090
OAKLAND COUNTY, MICH, bonds.
TURNPIKE
PENNSYLVANIA
POWER
&
BORDEN
CO.. debentures;
and
Total
LARGEST
OFFERING
Data in
WASH.'s $4 million tax-exempt is the only one scheduled for . today
(Nov. 27). Wilson, Johnson & Higgins of San Francisco may briiig out today SOUTH¬
WESTERN RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CO.'s $6 million common (filed Aug. 28).
Slated for tomorrow is the week's largest offering. Bids will be solicited by PENN¬
SYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CO. for its $30 million first mortgage bonds (filed
dates; $7,905,000 in one equipment trust certificate set for Wed., Nov. 29; and
of $300,000 or less with assigned selling dates and 153 of those smaller issues
with unassigned dates. Excludes nonpublic Standard Oil Co. of N. J.'s three million
48 issues
shares of capital stock to be
,
.
•
to seek bids
bids that day in the
offerings are: Smith,
Barney & Co.'s and Fulton, Reid & Co.'s underwriting of 360,000 shares of BARTON
DISTILLING CO.'s secondary (filed Oct. 5); First Boston Corp. managed 740,000
shares of HANNA (M. A.) CO. common (filed Oct. 20). Completing the day will be
bids for SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.'s $7,905,000 equipment trust certificates (filed
Oct. 16). Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. may bring out on that day 240,000
Wed.- (Nov.
29)
BACKLOG
This Week
has been designated by the STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
$1,300,000,000
•
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Corporate stocks and bonds.:
$11,855,000, and KANSAS CITY,. MO; will also be seeking
amount of $3,300,000. Among Wednesday's probable corporate
Last Week
$1,200,000,000
'
.
^
,
offered to executives.
INTERMEDIATE
INC.'s 275,000 shares of common (filed Sept. 1)
Securities Corp.
--$510,270,000
: i
without
Tentatively set for tomorrow are two secondaries: KNAPE & VOGT MAN¬
shares of common (filed Sept. 30), managed by Glore,
Forgan & Co., and MALONE & HYDE,
...
(86)
$773,142,000
(80)
•
parentheses denote number of issues.
:
;•.
;
$1,825,000 in one preferred with dates and $17,155,520 in preferreds
UFACTURING CO.'s 740,000
via Equitable
....
*Includes
SEATTLE,
Oct. 31).
$735,528,000
municipals with dates
,
LIGHT WEEK'S
$941,409,235
-
$33,635,000
for
shares of SWIFT HOMES,
INC, common (filed Sept. 15).
OF)
Smith, Barney & Co. propose to sell $25 million BELGIUM
external loan sinking fund bonds (filed Nov. 9) on Thursday,
November 30.
EXITING
SEEN
OF
TWO
BANK
STOCKHOLDER
BACKLOG
REDUCING
RIGHTS
OFFERINGS
additional stock, the stock backlog in the
total backlog table below will drop by $105,2 million. Next week, in this space, we
hope to provide an analysis of corporate external demand for capital now envisioned
for 1962.
It will include a recapitulation of McGraw-Hill's and Salomon Bros. &
Banking and Trust Co. stockholder rights to
'
Corporate
4-Dec.
Dec.
2__
9
Dec. 11-Dec. 16—
Dec. 18-Dec. 23
Corporate
Total
.
Stocks
Corporates
$98,274,900
78,830,000
$170,057,600
73,588,700
134,608,700
37,145,000
35,145,000
million- in
$5
169,835,000
EXECUTIVE HOUSE,
debentures, of HARTFIELD STORES,
147,000 shares of CITIZENS LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF N. Y.
of SEL-REX CORP. common; $50
INCf debentures;
DALLAS
COUNTY,
CONNECTICUT
(STATE
Municipals*
$42,213,000
302,997,000
140,943,000
7,800,000
Total of
Both
TEXAS;
CO. OF CALIFORNIA; $5.5 million debentures
CALIFORNIA; and in Municipals—$5 mil¬
million
$28.5
OF); $155 million
$6.3 million TERRE HAUTE,
BALTIMORE,
MD.;
Week
of December 11-December 16:
VIRGINIA
LTD.
STORES
DARE
common;
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7
One million shares of SIERRA CAPITAL CO.
CORP.
UTILITIES CORP.; 154,000 shares
common;
million
$10
million in debentures of TENNESSEE
$50
$225,907,700
$285,838,600
290,098,500
329,045,850
Nov.
294,500,000
221,420,285
24, '60's Data
$511,746,300
619,144,350
515,920,285
$493,953,000 $1,005,699,300
510,457,000 1,129,601,350
359,220,000
875,140,285
WORLDWIDE
GAS
PROD¬
$53.1
$15,940,000 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.; $23,044,000
BLDG. AUTHORITY, PA.; $7.5 million PHOENIX,
and in Municipals: $7 million EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH, LA.;
million NEW YORK CITY, N,
Y.;
PENN STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY,
Week
—
or more.
FUND
TRANSMISSION
CO.; 130,222 shares of class B and 121,778 shares of class A stock of TIP TOP
UCTS CO.;
and in
*$1 million
J.;
IND.; $33,675,000 OAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN;
ARIZONA; $3,681,000 TEXAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGES, TEXAS;
Total
Last Week's Data
million
$25
FLORIDA TURNPIKE AUTH., FLA.;
$5.5 million SALT LAKE CO., UTAH.
Financings
$212,270,600
472,932,000
275,551,700
44,945,000
common;
$9.5 million GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY, GA.; $9,693,000 JERSEY CITY. N.
of
Total
ifsTC.
common;'200,000 shares
million in debentures of BORDEN CO.; $25 million
capital; 8,280 units of SOUTHERN REALTY &
FLOAT
$71,782,700
91,105,000
61,020,000
2,000,000
Bonds
Nov. 27-Dec.
VISIBLE
units;
of GIBRALTER FINANCIAL CORP. OF
Going into the last month of the year, the total formal backlog of issues with and
without dates reveals no pick up in filings signalling any scheduled financing uplift
for 1962.
With the exit of Bank of America N.T. & S.A. and First Pennsylvania
DECEMBER
225,000 shares of SHAER SHOE CORP. common;
of December 4-December 9:
INC.
lion
Hutzler's findings as well as our own.
OFFING
192,400 shares of CAP & GOWN CO. class A; 200,000 units of
in bonds of GENERAL TELEPHONE
REGISTRATIONS MOUNT
UNLESS
Week
ISSUES IN THE
364,000 shares of LANCE, INC. common; 210,000 shares of NALLEY'S,
,
Morgan Stanley & Co., and
(KINGDOM
LARGER
forthcoming corporate and municipal issues are as follows:
The larger
N. J.; $6 million SOUTH CAROLINA (STATE
of December 18-Dedember 23:
v.
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;
380,000 shares of KELLWOOD CO. common;
Municipals—$7.8 million RICHMOND, VA.
-
$4,160,000
OF).
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November 24, 1961
;
Volume
194
Number 6111
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2331)
Black
Decker Manufacturing Co.-Sales and Net at
&
.
Kecora
what
The
Towson,
closed
year
previous
Md.
Sept.
international
company,
30,
as
Robert
year.
directors
D.
that
23,
$2.45
with
compared
tool
power
Oct.
earned
Black,
share
per
$2.37
Chairman
of
in
Black
Mr.
Earnings
for
Board
2,319,244
on
These
Mr.
Black
Electtrici
high
a
out
line
Star
V.
194
the
board
the
for
that,
2,
electric
quality
contribute
electric
and
performance.
in
last
;
.
period.
$1.01
of the
or
portion
a
in connection
ment
like
year's
of
Star
enjoy
pointed
Black
&
Decker's
Market,
-
•
:
%■/-■ 'V
-
-
with
'
'
Included
third
in
54
or
of
cents
this
in
the
construction
of
the
nine
y
to Sept. 30, 1961, the company's net
earnings
exclusive of recovery of $1,940,000 or $1.01 per share
from
government claims,, totaled $1,509,000, equal to 78 cents
per
share as
compared to $3,750,000 or $1.94 per share earned in the
operations,
similar
three
quarters
of
1960.
Net
earnings
from
operations
the
in
fourth
that
quarter
..:
"
y
of
•>
.
this
•.
order
the
year.—V.
exchange
will,
business,
property
and
of
assets
the
for
all
to
organized under
Delaware
law
in
$42,224,000
—V.
the
similar
1960
compared
as
194, p. 739.
to
of
196!
period.
'
'
Trust
•>-
Co.,
New
"
warrant
agent
;
for
class
•
"
y
City,-has
A- common
>
been
appointed co-transfer
common stocks, and sole
stock
purchase
warrants
class
A
shares
the
company
ing
will
be
Nov.
-
*
•
1NOV.
#o
10c)
(par
and
of
8,500
to
are
be
which
shares
underwritten
Proceeds
the
"Reg.
a
85,000
for
by T.
used
filed
1961
shares
A"
to
are
underwriter
Kirsch Co.,
M.
,
related
component
Brunswick
The
of
its
part,
.
has
The
outstanding $5
for
preferred
lar.quarterly dlvtdends
0,
Builders Finance
redemption
stock
81.25
&
offer-
*
.
Fenner
R. S.
in
the
air,
-
at
$102.50
share,
per
194,
1962,
plus,
1839.
p.
a.
Dickson & Co.,
Inc._2,000,000
C.
Builders
Proceeds
Finance
acouisition
acquisition,
and
ana
&
Co
to
7200
of
oi
be
used
Coral
land
iana
to
for
Way,
working
Miami,
regu-
William R
/
Staats
is
*
.
r
stock
common
at
$4
per
share.
expenses!
taxes and
bank
product development.
f
of
The
company
was
.
Jersey.
Since its formation it
development,
manufacture
and
sale
transformers,
.
and
metry
for
systems.
one
In
concern
equipment
the
precision
devices intended
that
most
for
during each of
and
plant
electronic
line
a
fiscal
the
been
nas
of
,ocr,
1952
engaged
toroidal
filters
and
the
the
in
of
completely
for
approximately
for
and
year
preceding four
at
CAPITALIZATION
171
automatic
15%
fiscal
13%
toroidal
The
years.
company's
N. J.
Fabyan Place, Newark,
GIVING
EFFECT
total
stock
PRESENT
UNDERWRITERS—The
ntrrppri
t-n
nnrchflw
severally,
below
tinns
the
Thp
n'f
respective
nnriprwritprs
of
has
to
below
aereed
of
to
common
Drovides
subiect
that
certain
the
have
Harrv
V
S
Covato
Odzer
&
Co
1'.
Co
Wickett
Inc
■pmirrinHnn
v
iq4
'
«?ppnHtip«5
%
g43
p
_
to
stock
•
I_
™
U
r.
rontc
with
npr
for
$287 320 000 last
ngainst
the
I
™
~~
32 500
>
and
$6 200 000
Ray
R.
income
other
in
the
taxes
for
governments
same
period
Eppert, president,
the
SRld
'
man, Inc
first
1960
was
of
$6 198 000
$282 318 000
'
$5 500 000
or
as
93
cents
compared
p
'
nine
to
months
owing the United
$4,904,000 compared with
1960.
commented
films
faced
in
,
.
the
100,000
220,000
Varnedoe,
Oct.
Chisholm
with
the
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J,
official
release
wmiim* ^
Wyllie
&
"nTr"
ro
Thornbill,
to
be
estimated
previous
aggregate
and
sums
'
T
19,
reported
sales
of
trp-mrnm
Service
Co
the
to
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
-
t*
£v t
-iJv
•
;
...
Co.—Acquisition—
and
Fairwav
oil
^
m
tnn
n
jointly
announced
by Burl S. Watson, Chairand Tom Clay of Tyler, Texas, President of Fair-
will
acquire
properties
involving
under
an
952.
p.
»-.•
»«■
SeP\- 3°—
.»-»
per
196i
-
-
—v. 194,
common
i960
M«12
share
p. 2221.
$0.30
.
$0.23
r
in
Clarkson N. Potter, Inc.—Files With
SEC—
the
capiht;(TraTat(par0one°cVenI) "6UTf?eredTteehA''thZeiinDoS2°
Domlnick,
be^
'
&
N.
Potter,
of
66th
193
Proceeds
St.,
to
are
N.
Y.,
is
used
engaged
'repayment^
ior
in
book
of
publishing
9S41
n
debt
busi-
'
Columbus Plastic Products,
Inc.—Common
^
$185,860,583
the SEC
12,379^070
iLt
6.66%
o^0-6°
Y.
E.
56
V
ness
u
7?y'
y
f ^q
^
Hut^to^n «& Co.,
products,
sold
Registered
t
.
a re8istration statement with
shares,
of
which
100,000
f company and 69,690 % certain stockholders. The
I
y ^mendment. W. E.
list of
MPi!Cvqal! pffrnlS ^1",'ie
York City, heads the
the proceeds
use
rnrnn^<fSn..I^«colnei'7h
Oct.
^
common
New
Columous Plastics will
k
i
^3' 163,600
qq
on Nov. 22 covering
1 a
p
,
underwriters.
from its
100,000 share portion
office additions, and for other
under^he^XusTro^Ware"0trademark.0 hoUSeWare
mainly
•
.
or
to
the
$1.36
$1.51
first
per
share,
per
••
.
months
nine
share
months
for
•
1961
amounted
compared
In
the
same
period
.
Sept.
30,
1961,
sales
amounted
to
and
••
-
•
that
sales
by
a
and
brief
earnings
shutdown
for
of
the
third
facilities
at
quarter
the
of
the
year
were
corporation's
CentU,y Industries Co., Inc.—Nine
at
the
been
Texas
•
*1.22
per
ended Sept. 30,
before income taxes.
share)
1961
and
amounted
Its
consolidated
amounted
to
the
nine
net
$207,539
net
earnings
(or
75
from
the
internal
sale
pected
with
and
sources,
leaving $100,000,000 to be
additional securities. Of this
amount,
of
to
be
raised
$20,000,000
$25,000,000
additional
year
its
•
subsidiaries
$336,739
•
earnings of $189,091
months
ended
Sept.
30,
income
per
(or
taxes)
share).
68
cents
1960.—V.
for
This
per
194,
p.
(or
;
that
period
compares
share)
1380.
with
reported
by
to
in
period
is
sale
come
each
common
of
first
from
of
the
the
sale
years
1964
or
General
Life
of
to
debt
through
securities
1965.
and
the
provided
$30,000,000 is exbonds early in
1963.
mortgage
preferred stock
anticipated.—V. 194, p.
Connecticut
public
in
1963
No
offering of
during the five
2222.
Insurance
Co.
Proposed
—
Mprcrpr
merger
Directors
sepaiate
to
-
(after
cents
Financing
preliminary prospectus dated Nov. 17, 1961 covering the
proposed sale of $40,000,000 of sinking fund debentures due
Dec. 1, 2011
D be offered at
competitive bidding on Dec. 13 at 9.30 a.m.
(CST),
the company announced plans for a five
year $720,000,000 construction
program.
Approximately $620,000,000 of this amount will be raised
resumed
Months' Earns.—
The consolidated earnings of Century Industries
Co.—Construction
a
of
board
Connecticut
actions
Announcement of
for the nine months
Edison
pianc;
d
stock,
of
common-
reported
•
ended
of
Commonwealth
.
wude
The
the
^
General
Nov.
plan
13
Life
and
,
Aetna
Insurance
Co..
in
approved
was
made
a
Plan of affiliation.
jointly by Harry M. Mountain.
Chafrmannof tahne BTnr7o?Conn«&utrGen«ai.an
'aZaI'
'
plan calls for a 2-for-l split of Connecticut General
stock with
reduction in its par value from the present $10 a
share to $5 and the
offer to Aetna insurance
Company stockholders of 1 and 2/10ths shares
of the new Connecticut General stock for each share of Aetna Insura
ance Company stock.
Directors of Connecticut General indicated an
initial quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share
.
,
,
,
intention to declare an
the new stock.
This
on
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Ciaude
,D. Selbert,
and_
Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday). Other Publisherija> o.
oiiices.
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1981
by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as
second class matter February 25, 1942, at the Post office at New York, w.,
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United
u
States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of
Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; ln Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, en.uu per
NOTE; on account of the fluctuations ln the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements
must be made ln New York funds*
-
Authorized
agreement,
now
Earned
•
8.09/o
.
'
TO PRESENT FINANCING
cent)
one
Service
I960
16,590 7-1
.
.
20,000
48,000
;
million
~
,
the
^11
$205
^
::
used
in
$12,000
S'anef
100,000
19iSI
sales—
be
and
borne
'•
'
:
under-
proceeds
will
'S'OOO
utvtnc
th
innnnn
Inc.
curtailed
for
The
City Gas Co. of Florida—Six Months' Report—
/
Wooia^Eiwood f cJT
production. Mr Blancke reported that physical damage
P ants was negligible and that normal operations have
at all-three plants.
V. 193, p. 2663.
'
the
by
-——
other
&,
Bishop,
Texas, chemical plant and the Houston, Texas,
polymer plant, during
-th? S«pt^ber hurricane which struck the Texas Gulf coast, and by
a
labor dispute at the
Cumberland, Md. fibers plant which
•
sold
;
100,000
in
equal
three
consolidated
that
with litigation
localities.
such
SK Ss
« it ZtSg? othel
?omf 0?"the MS SI?
cfflS WtrSSJgS? ifeSmS'ToS S fe'aretf'aT
studies
way.—W. 194,
100,000
& Co., Inc.
W. Tindall & Co.___
19 reported net sales of
$206,885,003 for the
Sept. 30, 1961, compared with sales of
$202,003,190
corresponding period of 1960,
affected
"
amounted
in
2
J.
_
Estimated
States
be
may
the
011 & Gas, Cities Service
Wv
onnnn
Shaughnessy
-
•
5 000
in
censorship of
on
television,
by company__
notes payable and
accounts payable
additional equipment
man
innnnn
cf
&
220,000
,
corporation
$73 369 006
10 000
months
is
^
net income was
$5)110)784j as compared with sales of
$64,549,247 and earnings of $4,541,253 reported for the third
quarter'
of 1Q60. The 1961 third quarter income was equal to 53 cents
per
share of common stock compared with 1960 third quarter
earnings of
46 cents Per share.
•
••••-■
•
In the Quarterly report to stockholders, Harold
Blancke, president
•
inumils' wab *
year.
Co.,
on
$14,595,543,
•
20 000
~
nrofitf
nine
it
*
~
$13,732,223,
For
.
-
eharP
Revenue
Doofv
E
v
l&st yeai.
forth
a» set foitn
anporVtheCfirst ni^e^mon^hs^uiroughTpn^HtTnountedT
share
are
its
stock
in
purposes,
of
Cities
SSt SoulLtaS' co^, \Z°ow
Z Alii: ,0°'#0°
Net income after taxes for
obliga—•
set
as
The
corporation
on
Oct.
19
reported that profits for the
third
quarter doubled over the same period last year. Indicated
earnings for
the
quarter were $2,315,000 or 35 cents per share on revenues of
$97,462,000, compared with a net of $1,154,000 or 17 cents per share
uer
which
company
exhibit
Also,
as
company plans
to exhibit
in
effect censorship
laws,
months ended
the
to
them'
Burroughs Corp.—Earnings—
nr
The
nine
32 500
Tnp"
'
,
the
company
of
Under
,
-
laws
nature.
theaters
phalization GIVING EFFECT
Celanese Corp. of America—Net
Off—Sales Up—
indicated
several
conditions
-
'
&~do"Tnc
SteDhens Securities Corp
_
adult
in
which
Common
company.
Common stock (par
V* 194, p- 16u-
,
220,000
dealers
•
for
Shares
Lenchner
by
-
-
severally
sell
undelwufcers aie sub^ect t0 certain conaitlons
therein
strict
in
to
Payment
cities
!
•
pei] share of common.^
310,000 shs.
shares
asreement
are
&
ofit percentage of
V. 194, p. 1839.
•
Outstanding
named
roniDanv
number
underwritina
ihp
thp
more
a
as
S.SSS
Oscar
& Parke
2220.
p.
~j:
offices
1,000,000 shs.
underwriters
nnri
of
.
.
&
SSUn
Profit , after taxes
$6,102
v
•
the
following
.
'
FINANCING
Sundry indebtedness
,
723
•
that
(3) Purchase
,
TO
ioc)„
(par
Pierce
company
~
sales
Authorized
common
Whittaker
Three Months Ended Sept. 30
.
the
the
<2>
these plants under
temporary extensions of the expired contracts.
Profit of $16.5 million in the
quarter, compared with $12.4 million
ln the third
quarter of 19G0
components
of
per
organized
under
the
laws
of
the
25, 1960. It did not commence
active
It maintains its
principal office at
O) Expenses of offering
at ajj
emergency
lighting
of total sales during
approximately
$3
was
i960.
right
CAPITALIZATIOm
anticipation of possible difficulties when labor
contracts expired Oct. 1 at plants at Aurora, Decatur and
Peoria, 111.;
Davenport, Iowa; and York, Pa.
At the present time, work
continues
laws
design.
inductors,
specialized
L.
330 000
Youngberg„___
194,
buying
,
.
4.,,^
under
&
The
designed for use in communications and teleaddition, the company designs and manufactures
located
are
.
in
at
March
on
order indicated:
T1iodtoa,i1So.-ThfV«i?s%"cX™tar^yG the'"™uitTf TvaMe
and
accounted
recent
.
incorporated
New
company
PJi°Hr}°+ this underwriting[agreement.
added to the general funds of the
5 ?in
-
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Reports Increases—
-
new
.
.
BUSINESS
at
_*1
&SS&V&
165,000
^
Net proceeds,
loans, sales promotion and
stnrk
common
company is engaged generally in the production of
films, prinfull length feature "Exploitation" motion
pictures,
fleld of "Exploitation" films has developed
rapidly since the
of television. More and more exhibitors
throughout the United
are turning to this type of picture for survival.
They have
that many people are willing to patronize their
theatres
if
of
165,000
33o' 000
il'.SSS
—V.
purchase
accrued
Co.,
Co
GeoreeSk LBaumn&&coC°; ^leS'ooo
will be used by the company for
of equipment, payment of
moving
Furman
Inc
&
£nc-
„
Schmidt, Roberts
,
..
Bundy Electronics Corp.—Common Stock Offered—,
Pursuant to a Nov. 16,1961 prospectus,
Lenchner, Covato
& Co., Inc., Pittsburgh;
Harry Odzer Co., New York
City, and associates, publicly offered 100,000 shares of
this firm's
G.
mOOO
the
v
■
...
or.
as amended
offering of 33,775 shares also
underwriter.
is possible
regard to its
Amoun
Baumgartner. Downing &
C
5' KfrrFo""in'.T"
Pahey
Kauscner,
engaged in
* 0%
Jgcurfife
|^ |
.
:
Robert
^0,000
Rich ards&Co
Stone
estimated at $305 000
Of this firm's
:
-
Inc.
1,000,000
580,000!
mil
capital.
Fla.
builders
'
|teg
all
Mortgage Corp.-Files With SEC
are
of
sale
swe
mmnlor
Corp., New York City, pub-
,
Co._—______i,500,000
Allyn
A CS5ir»h.0S. Tar "bc.To1' bf od«e?ed"EatgSlA50. without
underwriting.
of
......
it
with
Grant, Brownell & Co'.
165,000
Kay, Richards & Co.__
165 000
Irving Lypdborg & Co,;*.* > 165,000
Milburn, 'Cochyan &.Co.,:-
-
^
1,
Weco
family,
Offered
shgr„
However, several localities
:;its ™otion pictures, have
yand
Stock
01ierinto circular,
Options
found
"the subject matter is
" motion pictures is not
,
Inc.
&
.Shields &
.
April
on
share._V.
per
offprint
was made by another
cipally
" The
advent
States
;
,
Alester
Smith Inc.—5,500,000
Goldman/ Sachs & Co.i
2,250,000
White, Weld & Co.—2,250,000
and
compressed
engaged
of
,
Common
—
1QG1
V
Kidder, Peabody & Co,__3,555,000
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
" '
/'
•
/
called
fi
±•
becurity
previous
shares
-y
$
Y.
advertising
Corp.—To Redeem Preferred—
corporation
A
'.The
.
.«
•
$2.
N.
block
Woodside
,
Tnlv
a
BUSINESS—The
-
-
the
&n<ue,
f
•
share
°' the »»serles
'
■
covering 93,500
be offered for
at
Inc.,
for
inventory, expansion,
promotion, debt repayment and working capital.
Boston of 365 Arlington Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. is
fabrication, assembly and sale of tools powered by
an,
of
the
'
Syndicate", Inc.
a
13,
npr
^
.
'
■
,
13,
to
AT
and
|:,
.
the
of
Boston Pneumatics, Inc.—Files With SECon
Cinema
licly offered 66,225 shares
Details
tvt
V. 194, p. 1943,
corporation
substantial
a
members
corporation, at a price
conditioned on consummation of
The
Pursuant to
purchw.
T"he
some
"
iegai
,
of
transaction is
the %
by necessary stockholder
approval of both companies
after
presentation of the facts to stockholders
and proxy
statements
i:. The combined sales volume of
Chemway and Weco is in excess of
$17 million, which is
approximately evenly divided.—V 194 p 2220
Carolina Power & Light Co. —
Additional Financing
-Our Nov' 90
IQfil
icciio ronnr\^
cy"
1NOV. ZU, lyol ISSUe reported the sale on
Nov. 16 of
$25,000,000 of this firm's 4Vfe % first
mortgage
bonds due Nov.
1, 1991 at 100.492%. Additional
financing
details follow:
V :
nTTt>^u»cpnc
'
-
:
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
York
of
merger
the
1961
v
common
corporation,
to the stockholders
submitted
.
,
agent and co-registrar for class A and class B
corporation.
quarter 1961 sales were
third quarter
of
19o0.
in
.
...
Bankers
corp._AppQi„tment-. y
surviving
be
MM $198,214,000
Third
$47,211,000
Bloomfield Building
holdings
operation until May l,
Seventh Ave., N. Y.
W&T&2S ST
months
$136,017,000 in
the
state of New York
•
the
will
years, the leading figures in
Share.
per
company,
offered
.
in
|or many_
$18
.
have
be
purchase
stock,, partly
.
be
March
„
So
194,
of
would
proposal
,
California
are
merger
both
for/ approval after various conditions
have been fulfilled
Chemway also announced that
shortly before the action by the two
-boards, it had contracted—tor
Registered
xtegisierea
subject to all of its liabilities, (2) 799,437 shares
to some 222 persons in exchange for fractional
in 32 oil wells situated in the Cement Field, Caddo
Chemway
The
'
Common
directors of
Chemway Corp. and Weco Products Co
13, their approval of a
proposal for the merger of the
this would be
accomplished through the issuance of
companies
-
-
of
Nov.
two shares of
Chemway common stock for each
share of Weco
pattern
\
boards
companies,
stock.
engaged in no business or activities.
As
indicated, it proposes
acquire the said California
company
which has been engaged in
business of acquiring,
developing and dealing in prospective and
proven
oil
and
gas lands
and
leases
and interests
therein
and
in
drilling for, producing and selling crude oil and
natural gas
Seven
,
former shareholders of the
California company will receive the
225 189
company shares
in*" exchange
for the 173,236
outstanding shares of
the predecessor
(including G. E. MeKinney, company president 52
473
.
shares,, and Henry W. Mangold and Cecil E.
Coe
vice-presidents
33,346 and
63,849 shares/respectively).
After
the
issuance
of
all
; shares included in
this statement,-the
company will have outstanding
-1,078,288 shares-of common
-stock/-of which -said three management
officials will own
7.27%-,- 7.50%
and
9.13%, respectively, and management officials as a
group 38.9%,
- •
,v 1
•
'*
»
-
missile
months
tw»
and
the
.
For
States
announced
to
launching bases. These losses had been charged against the company's
1959 and 1960 earnings.
•
;
Net earnings resulting from current
operations totaled $831,000 during 1961's third quarter, equal to 43 cents per share.
This compares
to net of $1,034,000 or 54 cents
per share in the like 1960 period,
from
United
months
"
stated
has
-share, realized as the result of
company's claims against the governper
losses sustained
billings
further
;>
company was
per
net
quarter
the
nine
-JerVicesb renderedtVhthemmpany'S attorneys in consideration
The
,
income
in
the
working interests
County, Oklahoma,
at a price of $1 per share,
(3) 41,662
shares
are
to be offered
in
-exchange for presently outstanding promissory notes of
the company
due at varying times in 1963 at an
exchange price of $1 per share
for each $1,973
principal amount of, such notes, and <4)
12,000 shares
-
net
both
for
This company of 2805 Liberty National Bank
Bldg., Oklahoma City,
Okla., filed a! registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
17 covering
1,078,288 shares of common stock, of which CD
225,189 shares are
to be- issued to Cal-Oak Oil Co., a California
company,
under
a
Plan of Reorganization, in payment and in
good
/
*
Co.—Earnings—
$1,940,000,-
was
settlement
'
^
Common
orders
• -
or
which
Black
high
Oil & Gas
* V*®1™ ® U S Co
company
firm,
'
Blaw-Knox
share
the
Mr.
The Pittsburgh, Pa. company
reported third quarter
$2,771,000 equal to $1.44 per share, up from $1,034,000
year
•
tool
tools
many advantages to
expanding
European
rapidly
2219
p
Oct.
on
Italian
•
The
.
Cal-Oak
stock.
$5,488,039,
record
president
,
based
common
of
shares.
of
portable
'
,
figure
share
per
quarter.
incoming commercial
new
a
Chemway Corp.-Proposed Merger-
•/
third
that
heavier
f>. 1275.
Milan, negotiations for which were prefactory at Civate,
Italy, manufactures
an
double-insulated
; the
1930
number
same
sales
the
Burroughs
indicates
Decker
&
The
the
were
in
said
established
corporation.
parent comthe 1961 fiscal
in fiscal
1960.
for
$2.45
or
Black
and
also
have
overseas.
They average 10% more than the previous record for
the
.same period and the increase is reflected in all product
categories and
-to all operating segments of the
of
Star's
will
of
the
fox°the
$60,775,303
of
above
the
S.p.A.
of
reputation
that
cultivation
shares
on
sales
net
$67,636,913
$5,670,753,
reported to the
acquisition of
the
reported.
advanced
the
were
3.5%
based
also
consummated
viously
year
were
per
Utensili
above
outstanding
earnings
share,
$2.37
11.3%
1961
of
'
lower
He
'
the
reported to the company's
board
of
consolidated net sales and consolidated
that consolidated
subsidiaries totalled
the
fiscal
for
firm,
both
stated
and its 14
which was
year,
the
share
per
the
earnings for the 1961 fiscal year topped 1960 figures
highest in Black & Decker's 51 years of business.
pany
3
,
yew.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
represents
increase in the dividend rate since the current divi¬
14%
a
Continental, Finance & Loan Co.—Files With SEC—
adjusted for the stock split is 17Vz cents.
exchange
proposal requires approval by the Insurahce Com¬
missioner
of Connecticut as
well as by Connecticut General stock¬
holders.
The exchange offer will also be conditional on acceptance by
holders of at least 80%
of Aetna stock, receipt of a Treasury Depart¬
dend
„
The
*•
The
ment
to
General
the
to
offer
formal
a
plan
of
stockholders
Stock.
'
•'
First
The
of
owner
meeting
of
more
or
:*
is
Corp.
acting
exchange
\
--V...
•»■
•
in
V
.
advisory
an
'| '
capacity
plan
First
Co.
of
Boston
New
York,
both
This
Stuart
Co.
&
ciates bid
4%%
a
steam
and
the
in
proceeds
construction.
in
at the company's
redeemable,
gas
1,
of
rate
construction
1961-65
than
less
Edison
for
call
involved
is
in
outlays
the
1961,
Consolidated
and
financing
Edison
to
the
current
bond
issue,
1,915,319 shares of $5
$100 par cumulative
shares,
common
months
having
ended
operating
revenues
in
'
as
a
years
Edison
District
the
purchasers
company
$500,000,000
some
stock,
preferred
1,330,000
shares
total
operating
in
revenues
income
grpss
below
named
the
have
following
severally
Corp
the
Co.,
&
3,500
Sutro &
agreed
Co
3,500
J.
3,500
Carolina Securities Corp.
Inc._^_
&
Renshaw
$330
;
330
Williston & Beane__
R.
Whiteside
J
3,500
Chace,
slow,
Corp.
3,500
3,250
Fridley
330
275
First Southwest Co
Francis I.
duPont &
Co
W.
C. Langley & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Ira Haupt & Co.:
Win-
&
&
275
Interstate Securities Corp
McCarley
1,650
McKelvy & Co
& Co., Inc.
Goodbody & Co
1,375
Abroms
& Co., Inc
Blewer, Glynn & Co
1,375
Dittmar
220
The Ohio Co
1,375
Elworthy
&
Bros.
Blair
Barth
&
Co
Kaufman
&
Co
1,100
Thornton, Mohr,
Gauntt, Inc
&
Partners Inc
1,100
E.
D.
Boynton & Co., Inc.
825
C.
C.
Collings & Co.,
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Dorsey & Co., Inc.i_:
H.
165
DeHaven
Co.,
&
Inc.___~
825
Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine__.
550
&
&
550
Co.
Joseph Walker
440
Gairdner & Co., Inc
A. E. Masten & Co
Amott,
Baker
Burgess
&
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Baumgarten, Downing & Co.
Brooke, Sheridan, Bogan &
550
_
Sons
&
Irving Lundborg & Co
Newburger & Co._____
Russ
385
&
Inc
Co.,
385
Co.,
First
330
..
Este
330
Inc.
& Leith
Gunn,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._
330
330
Hugo
330
Sunlee,
&
Co
Co
&
Kreeger
Jones,
194,
&
Co
330
Co
the
110
each
15
rights
$100
for
to
expire
Dec.
held
5.
of
record
Additional
Nov.
the
EFFECT
TO
In
3%
debs."due
note
4%%
July
1,
($16,500,000
1965
orig.
auth.)__
four
15, with
details
shares
(274,425
Common stocks
($5
par)
and
plus
pursuant
subject
the
to
accrued
names
to
authorized)
the
underwriters
underwriting
terms
and
authorized).,
named
agreement
conditions
thereof,
have
with
to
in the percentages set opposite
debentures not subscribed for upon
all
the
their
the
par
Nine
Net
of
Net
Lehman
10.00
Bros
Equitable
7.75
Securities
Blyth & Co.,
Corp
Inc.
The First Boston
___
Corp.i
Eastman
Dillon,
curities
&
Goldman.
Sachs &
5.80
i.__-5.80
Union
Se¬
Co..
Merrill
7.75
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc
Salomon
Brothers
Hutzler
5.80
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc
5.80
L.
Lazard
5.80
First Southwest Co
&
Co
Co
F.
Riter
"V.
194,
p.
2222,
,.
&
end
the
5.80
certain
4.10
____
2.60
Rothschild & Co
&
Co
2.60
!
:
1.55
1
by Cohen.
totaled
in
1960.
of
were
to
be
offered
Proceeds
working
;
1.55
engaged
.
inventory.
in
.
acquiring,
processing
.
-1
and
peas.
•
name
7,
for
used
be
filed
1961
15,552
and
par)
follows:
to
are
Nov,
on
(no
as
"Reg. A" covering 40,000
preferred shares
for preferred, at par ($10).
investment in real estate and
for
a
8%
cumulative
$3;
common,
salaries
capital.
Edmund
of
;;
.
526
Acoma
prescriptions and
St., Denver,
the
over
is
.
counter
'■
■■
engaged In the sale of
drug products.
■
trade
Ekco Products Co,—To
Redeem Preferred—
The
company has called for redemption on Dec. 29, 1961, all of its
outstanding 6% cumulative second preferred stock at $106 per share,
plus accrued dividends.—V. 194, p. 2223.
El
Paso
The
Electric Co.—Proposed Bond Sale—
board
Nov.
at
portion
of. directors
1961
16,
bonds
competitive
of
of
authorized
the
El
the
Electric
Paso
sale
of
bidding., $7,000,000
funds
required
for
at
the
will
1962
of
be
I
first
used
on
mortgage
to
construction
.
held
meeting
a
$10,500,000
provide
a
and
$3,ouu,000 will be used to refund the outstanding first mortgage bonds,
5 Vb %
series due 1989 should it be economically advisable to
refund
at the
time
of
sale.
It is expected that bids will be opened
on
or
about Feb. 7, 1962.
:
■
V
"
program
•
Electric Bond &
The
As
company's
equal
to
neces-
of
Act
$34.79
net
Share
Co.—Net Declines—
value
asset
share,
a
at
according
Sept.
to
30,
released
66%
1961,
The
of
the
of
value
ment
Nov.
on
of
cents
the
On
Total
sales
stocks
1954
from those
came
portfolio
at
$69 million,
was
Douglas,
a
sales of
of
Jr.,
pointed
modest but
the
was
the
first
figure
v
which
that
for
a
from
the
of
sale
income
net
portfolio
amounted
Ebasco's
service
46%
or
to
securities,
$3,521,568.
order
•,
they expressed
and
v
-
in¬
optimism
Jetliner to
for continued
growth
Douglas
company
quarter
,
over
the
by
•
,
possibili¬
several
of
agreement
Do
with
jet
Brasil
Sud
Aviation
airliner
have
followed
the
Co.,
Douglas
climbed
purchase
to
of
47.
of
are
the
developing jointly,
company
in
airlines
Caravelle
sales
of
Latest
the
sale
of
20
and
the several
versions
the military.
highly competitive
the
Douglas
said.
company
since
in
1956
it
the
—V.
has
proposals
194,
pointed
was
organization,' it
out
reviewed
currently
end
Months
Ended
Sept.
participates
This
the
Nike
—
422.
p.
corporation
statement
commission.
five-year
$5
that .in
large
a
under
of
with
the
of
in
public
the
1961
The
will
Lane,
SEC
scientific
share
per
through
Internal
to
be
classes
t 1 *
of
•
Dril-Kem,
machinery
..re
gain
resulting
Service,
and
,
of
from
commonly
57
referred
lacks
the
the
net
will
be
funds
equipment.—V.
t
,
<■
t
.
194,
,
t
p.
-.
•
to
the
the
basis
of
,*
.
......
exercisable
which
sale.
The
under
of
names
post-effective
be
may
completion
the
prevail
selling stock¬
may
as
such
amendment.
Delaware
law
smashers."
to
purchase
the
enter
of
and
but
production.
additional
capital
sub¬
systems
production,
for
commercial
sale
has
company
prototype
systems
upon
company's
additional
The
two
of
such
stock,
equipment
Of
$60,000
for
required
commercial production, $10,000 for leasehold
improvements, $50,000 for
new
product research and development, and the balance for working
,
company
(60,000
shares
promoters
Robert
100,000
and
at
and
160,000
20
shares
others;,
Vance
G.
outstanding
sold
were'
and
underwriter
has
at
cents
Bent
B.
of
share
per
Robert
which
of
shares
per
cents
common
to
stock
founders
and
L.
90
share
to
the
principal
Dennis, president, and
vice-pr6sidents, own 10.3%,
Nielson,
10J^/and 10%, respectively.
Electronic Associates, Inc.—Sales
Up 20%—Net Down
Earnings
1961,
totaled
$669,000 after taxes for ,the first nine months of
increase over the $640,000 registered in the
corresponding
4.5%
a
period of last year, according to Lloyd
^Sales
last
for
the
first
three
quarter
the
with
ye-qr,
figures
being
of
$10,185,00lh-fe^-ttm 1960 period, Mr.
The
1961
nine
844,347
include
sales
of
"One
the
of
we
in
shares
of
that
in
the
May
new
the
that
79
cents
cents
In
a
share
on
adjusted
addition,
a
1961.
percentage
to
above
against
share
a
(figures
1960).
of
greater
as
increased
added
costs
increase
in
expenditures
to
incidental
products.
new
products
purpose
the
sold
was
noted
to
84
28,
1961
said.
period
Dec.
on
earnings was due primarily
development and to the
in
feel
declared
1960
and
the
general
corresponding
dividend
75,000
in
acceptance
factor
the
Christianson
than
Christianson
President.
20 5%
were
for
earnings were equal
Outstanding, compared with
for
stock
issue
Christianson,
year
imonths'
shares
shares
F.
this
$12,277,000
recently
control
process
petrochemical
this
future,"
holds
he
forth
said.—V.
introduced
computer,
and
chemical
promise
194,
of
is
bv
our
finding
processing
being
a
company,
excellent
industries,
major
sales
633.
p.
Inc.—Private
Financing Arranged—DrilKem, of 1525 North Post Oak Road, Houston, received
a
commitment from Business Funds,
Inc., to purchase
$200,000 in five-year debentures, with detachable war¬
rants to
underlying-
$175,
for
shares
capital.
and
846. ~
shares
17,500
underwriters
construction
necessary
to
marketing
with
registra¬
a
covering 75,000 shares of
sale at $5 per share.
The
outstanding
developing
used
research
reached
filed
Mass.,
17
includes-(1)
the
"atom
as
the
for
from
for
applicable
of
by
proceeds
the
depreciable
also
101,000
time
to
required
new
i960
Registered—
Hudson,
Nov.
on
organized
completed
work
$1.88
cents
the
its
as
basic
research
tools in
a
wide
range
of
relating to the fundamental-properties of matter
for cyclotron, linear
and electrostatic accelerators,
the
1,022,032
agreement
changing
since
proposals.
Several
to have merit.
used
studies
t$1.99
include
1960
Revenue
months
of
in April 1961 for
engaging in research, design, development, production
with respect to precision
nuclear magnetic
instru¬
accessories
as
(2)
the
was
marketing
and
and
supplied
of
purpose
and
statement
at
be
company
Mr.
share
was
appear
public by the holders thereof, following
offering by the company, at such prices
market
holders
the
the
to
the
The
share,
1,063,948
common
few
number
consideration
Corp.—Common
Sawyer
the
warrants to be sold to
per
offered
on
$62,787,216 $56,280,608
taxes
per
quarter
September
stock, to be offered for public
offering will be made on an all or none basis through underwriters
headed by Gianis & Co.,
Inc., which will receive a $.625 per share
to
30—
!
of
1157.
p.
Electromagnetics
anc
cited
the Delta launch vehicle.—V. 194,
third
in
' ;
at the
construction
Ebasco's
enterprises,
thi
of
missiles
He
included
not
:
;
backlog
the
and the
backlog was at the highest
56-year history. Chemico's backlog of gross income
at Sept. 30 continued at approximately the all-time high level it reached
in
June
and
is
almost
double
that
of
a
year
ago.
Walter Kidde
Constructors is experiencing an increase in new business.
In
reporting on EBS Development Corporation (EBSD), t>he com¬
pany's new subsidiary organized to
acquire
and
develop
industrial
highest
level
mentation
also
the
$84,233,770.
of the invest¬
was
corresponding
..
continuing profit,
the Douglas DC-8
year,
out
companies./
30
beginning
^bove their cost.
- V
the nine months ended Sept. 30 was
$4,061,676, or
share, compared with $4,837,610, or 92 cents a share, for
stantially
W.
Sept.
acquired since the
period of I960. The decline in earnings was due
principally to lower dividends from Ebasco which were reduced in the
third quarter of 1960 to a $1.5 million annual rate. Net realized
gain
compared
for
$182,664,982,
was
comparable
.a
securities
the
program in
Net income for
77
9.
the company's income
value
Market
indicated,
$184,291,192,
1961
the
company's financial state¬
basis, net asset value was
7% .higher.than at the end of 1960 and 15% higher than a year^ago.
More than 47%
of the security holdings at the end of the 1961
third
quarter were accounted for by companies in which the com¬
pany owns 50%
or more of the stock.
For the first nine months of
ments
re¬
$21,868,045
the government work,
-•..>•
Caravelle
Panair
1957
S.
U.
Co.
is
are
Laboratories, Ine.—Files With SEC—
shares
The
after
years
White,'Weld & Co., Inc.i.i^__"5.80
Bear, Stearns & Co.___
4.10
Ladenburg, Thalmann
Hallgarten & Co.__
Freres
5.80
__
5.80
outstanding
Comparable
$858,993,000.
was
of
sales prospects,
additional
t Earnings
5.80
&
61%
salesl-
Earned
Carl M.
1960
recording
respectiveexercise
and
additional
for
pre¬
selling stockholders.
the preferred is $100
by
snares
recent
a
Dravo Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
company,
at
used
Idaho
Moscow,
corporation
759,000
%
Co
to
$616,217,249.
were
contractor responsibility for
rights:
Wertheim &
outstanding
effect
severally
purchase
The
common
of
Hercules, Nike Zeus, Skybolt, Genie and Honest John.
Douglas space projects include the development of the S-IV stage of
the Saturn, production of the reliable Thor booster
rocket and prime
1,966,971 shs.
below
1961
period
same
year
of
fields are encouraging, President
missile
programs
in
which the
major
128,000 shs.
interest,
below,
to
space
$375,000
:
(4,000,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
in
year. <
Prospects
subord. debs, due Nov. 15,
1983____$13,113,200
cumulative preferred stock, without par
value
owned
of
balance
versatile A4D aircraft in production for
$5.50 dividend
-
all
then
the
has
company
giving
shares
installation
and
by Trans World
Airlines and three by Aerolineas Argentinas within the
past six weeks.
Other aircraft projects mentioned by President
Douglas included the
DC-8F Jet Trader,
PD-808 Executive VESPA-JET which Douglas anc
$9,267,000
"
his
Inc.—Reports Profit—
quarter
the.
this
Donald
reviewing
for
Under
FINANCING
payable
the
(after
100
the
equipment,
prepared for stockholders, Chairman Donald W.
message
French-built
Outstanding
3%
be
to
are
of
Edmund
market.
financing
PRESENT
stock
Co.,
quarters in
Piaggio of Italy
GIVING
third
of
succeeded
ties
follow:
CAPITALIZATION
of
($25,000
of $4,485,938, equal to $1.18 per share, was reported
for the first nine months of the 1961 fiscal
contracts made up
military aircraft.
a
before, the
15, 1983 to stockholders, at par, on
principal amount of debentures for
shares
common
250
J
at
President
and
has
Nov.
of
with
connection
shares),
shares.
20,000
individuals
company
first three
In
Baking: Co.
due
basis
in
the
180,000
sell
consideration
various
to
indebtedness,
Aircraft
months
cludes
—
Additional Financing De¬
20, 1961 issue reported the offering of
$13,113,200 principal amount of 4%% subordinated de¬
the
the
in
1961
debt
provide additional working capital),
additional office and warehouse equipment
cents per share.
space
110
tails—Our Nov.
bentures
of
to
common
whereby
to
•quarter, .this
Continental
1961
Backlog as of Aug. 31 was $784,438,000, consisting of $634,850,000 in
government projects and $149,588,000 in commercial work. Missiles and
110
Co.,
certain
of
$292,485,000 for
the
110
1840.
p.
September
the first nine months last year a net loss
For
nine
110
&
by
Sales
Roulston,
Yeatman, Mosley *'
Inc
18
34
to
Inc.
Marx
shares
under¬
profit for the third quarter ended Aug. 31, 1961, was $1,260,820,
This compares with a net profit of $1,509,000, or
39 cents per share, for the
preceding quarter and a net loss of $13,099,000 for the third quarter of 1960.
110
Co
&
5,000
principal
the
Net
or
110
Carey
to
recorded.
165
Southeastern
to
into
proposes
year.
165
1
and
company
the foregoing action was authorized subject to
obtaining
regulatory approvals and compliance with the Securities
1933.—V. 193, p. 2433.
additional
an
sold
and printing
working capital.
Total net profit
165
,
the
by
SEC—
common
165
Co
&
Doolittle
Ferris
Co., Inc.
are
warrants
processing
shares
Douglas
165
Co., Inc.__
550
i_
Coe__-
Bros.
&
in
incurred
modification
to
addition
Oct.
and
filed a "Reg., A" covering 500
shares, of which 1,280 shares
common
.sary
220
Inc
1,530
With
1961
13,
Nov.
selling grains and
tion
i
550
& Co.,
Inc
Hogle & Co
Mackall
L. Emerson
he
&
Cohen
the purchase of
color
added
classified
165
Peck
&
to
recapitalization
220
Farish
be
In
165
825
&
Co
statement
five-year
been
plant
180,000
165
Hentz & Co
Sutro
will
220
1,100
Walston
—V.
Co.
for
additional
220
Inc.
1,100
Adams
A.
Co.,
and
275
."
Corp
Securities
Courts
J.
&
275
-•! 275
Col, Inc
&
the
in
to
of $71,000 of company
had
$30,000 for
220
1,375
Granbery, Marache & Co.__
which
of
275
2,200
issued
assumption
275
Frederking
included
pursuant
note
a
Inc
1,650
Evans
to
Service,.-Inc. into District Photo Supply, Tnc., the cor¬
porate name of the latter being changed to the company's
present
name. ,It
is;.engaged in. the. processing and printing of black and
white
and color photographic film,' and
the wholesale distribution of
photographic equipment and supplies. Prior to September 1961, Cohen
was
a
50%
stockholder
in
three
companies
which
operate
leased
camera
departments in four G.E.M. "closed membership" department
stores.
Cohen recently acquired the remaining 50%
interest in these
companies for $9,500 and proposes to sell all of their outstanding
stock to the company for $19,000.
The company has performed exclu¬
sive film-processing services for, and has; sold equipment and supplies
to, the three companies, which have shown losses aggregating $9,017
for
the latest
periods of operation.
Of the net proceeds from the
company's sale of additional stock, $71,000 will be used to retire
000s omit.
Rodman
share.
Dumas
District' Photo
Amount
t
.
$8,945
Co.
H.
loans,
Registered—
Photo, Inc.—Common
Also
issuable
principal
''•'
Paribas
Harris
certain
repay
writer, exercisable at ,a price to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
is the successor by merger in September
$110,753,000
respective
Amount
.
Boston
Becker &
Childs
to
company
fertilizer
company
ment.
bonds:
Hayden, Stone & Co.4
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades
J.
the
by
Go.—Files
on
also
price of both the common
No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds
in the
of 3306 Wisconsin Ave., N. W., Washington^ D. C.,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on. Nov.
16 covering
100,000 shares of common stock, of which 80,000 shares are to be
offered for public sale by the company and 20,000, being outstanding
stock, by Melvin S. Cohen, president and sole stockholder. Auchincloss,
Parker and Redpath is listed as the principal underwriter.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
This
Aug. 31, 1961, adjusted for
$1,279,202,000
long-term
debt,
'^655,813,000,
were
the
'■
•
First
G.
used
be
commercial
introduced nationally next
be
All
of
000s omit.
A.
will
sale
to
precision fabrica¬
electronic s.ystems. Net proceeds from the
November
the
$71,836,000.
from
of
amounts
u
and
and large metal components used
medium
subsequent thereto, pursuant to a recapitalization, the nine shares were
changed into 185,715 common shares. Such shares are owned in equal
amounts by Simon Portnoy, president, Jordan Warner, vice-president,
and Ben Portnoy, Secretary. After the sale of new shares, present book
value of 61 cents per share will be increased to about $1.76 per share.
Aug.
income
net
purchase
The
for the manufacture
contracts
zinc-base
a
plant foods
offering
per
other
In
stock, in two' issues, and 16,087,971
approximate market value of $1,400,000,000.
an
PURCHASERS—The
to
underlying
cabinets and housings, and for additional working capital
general corporate purposes.
1961, a 100% dividend was declared pursuant to which
then
outstanding 4V2 common shares became nine shares, and
and
31, 1961,' were $681,219,000. Gross income, was
$112,737,000 and net incomfe $72,629,000. For the calendar year 1960,
and
15,000 shares
and
purpose
Seed
shares;
system,"
preferred
REVENUES—Consolidated
total
(1)
Dril-Kem!s
expand operations of
to
Product Development Co., engaged
and packaging;
the Dawson Chemical
markets agricultural chemicals, and the
d;;
offered
The
15 cents per warrant, exercisable at
the underwriter at
to
of
the
insecticide,
organic
company
be
to
the
purchase of new production equipment, to expand its
manufacturing facility, for research and development toward the estab¬
lishment of a proprietary line of quality "modular instrument enclosure
construction.
included
cumulative
of
require
to
expects
for
pay
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
12
also includes
The statement
Tenney
Rea
company,
special
Dumas
basis
per
by
which
parent
of
The
of
future
the
cents
40
a
manufactures
Corp.,
improved
line
a
The offering will
by Blank, Lieberman & Co.,
share commission and $12,500
be used
are:
blending
spring.
$4 per share.
at
none
They
chemical
the
ferred
finance
$1,150,000,000.
To finance this, it has already sold this
year
90,000 shares of 5%%
cumulative preferred stock and 730,000
shares of 5V4%
of cumulative preferred stock and $50,000,000 first
and
refunding mortgage bonds, 4V4%
series T. Some 20,000 shares
of 5y4%
cumulative preferred, series B, is slated for sale about Dec. 1,
of
receive
subminiature,
and
option,
4%%.
should
which
program
will
and civilian
of
stock
1961
PROGRAM—Consolidated
CONSTRUCTION
an
Vi/HJS'i
underlying rights
will
prices
Nov.
sale
or
assembly of various types of
not be redeemed before Nov. 1, 1966, with funds borrowed
may
interest
an
short-term
retire
to
are
■
share.
*••-»
•
principal business of the company is the manufacture of metal
and electronic hardware to precise tolerances. Most of its
manufacturing operations are conducted as a subcontractor on govern¬
1990.
They
at
at
months
12
City
preferred
one
components
tion
electric,
County,
bank loans,
best efforts all
a
expenses.
ment
utility supplying
and Westchester
a
per
"vV;."V>•> V'V;-'
;
The
Halsey,
a
V
(identical to said warrants) recently issued to
the company's three principal stockholders. A finder's fee aggregating
$2,500 is also payable to said finders.
declining from 107.05%
in the
12
to 100% for the period beginning in
special redemption prices declining from 102.046% in
beginning Nov. 1, 1961, to 100% for the period begin¬
beginning
and
1990,
the
ning
bonds
redemption
optional
months
York
the
of
to
rest
Edison,
New
REDEMPTION—The
at
from
came
i
•
jointly
markets a line of household plant foods.
Drilmanufactures drilling mud chemicals.
!
The investment by Business Funds in Dril-Kem and subsidiaries was
based on the outlook for three new products now under development:
$1 per share until May 1, 1967, and 500 shares underlying like warrants
to Max Lubalin
and Alvin Shultz,
the finders, and (2)
15,000
A competing
coupon..
shares
common
made
will
the loan
of
which
Co.,
sold
Morgan, Stanley & Co. and asso¬
group.
service
$57,000,000
apply
4%%
four
.»'• *■!;{i't. f.
offered for public
be
on
warrants sold
101.243, also for a 4%% coupon.
PROCEEDS—Consolidated
use
for
them at competitive sale
coupon
of
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
was
subsidiaries.
custom
Polymin
S^^em^jPr^ferred
'i'-/.
which
shares
101.419 for the
of
101.409 for
of
bid
to
made
Inc.,
-v
bid
a
on
consumer
a
company
stock,
be
of¬
publicly on Nov. 22, $60,000,000 of this firm's 4%%
refunding mortgage bonds. Due Nov. 1, 1991.
The series U bonds were priced at 102.046% to yield
The First Boston group won
is
in
of 626 Atkins Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Nov. 20 covering 100,000 shares of common
and
4.50%.
three
' C
V
;
Custom Metal Products, Inc.—Common Registered—
fered
first
working capital.
Peachtree St.," N. W. Atlahta,
W.
Proceeds
involved.
for'
used
announcement
»
Business Funds and Roy Dawson, President of Dril-Kem.
$300,000
par, in
at
Af'; '-'vA
basis
the
on
iV,
Inc.—Bonds
City,
is
covering
offered
has called for redemption on Dec! 1, 1961, all of its
5% ' cumulative
convertible preferred stock at $11 per
accrued dividends.
Payment
will be made at the Old
Kent
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The preferred stock is convertible into common stock up to Nov. 29,
1961,
Corp., New York
underwriting
No
A''
be
company
does
Edison
Consolidated
Offered—The
to
company.;
The
not involve any change in the manage¬
ment, corporate structure, location or agency arrangements of Aetna
Insurance Co.—V. 193, p. 1556. • " '
affiliation
362
"Reg.
outstanding
share,
plus
companies and will assist in carrying out the exchange plan.
The
of
be
a
1964
due
:liilCrainpton^
:
to
$1,000.
to
are
filed
8,. 1961
debentures
Kem,
become
will
and
$100
Continental
and Connecticut General will
of presently outstanding Aetna
General,
80%
the
of
finance
stock¬
by its stockholders.
make
to
' *•
;»*!'
Boston
special
Nov.
on
subordinated
Proceeds
and satisfactory audits.
a
acceptance
elect
who
Connecticut
of
the
become
Aetna
Aetna
call
units
1962 to approve the plan and to authorize
stockholders.
Directors of Aetna: endorsed
3,
recommend
will
and
Stockholders
will
directors
held Jan.
be
tax free,
exchange is
the
that
ruling
Connecticut
holders
company
8%
of
.
purchase 30% of Dril-Kem
common
stock.
The
Electronic
Electronic
Metals
Metals
&
&
Alloys, Inc.—Adds Two Firms—
Alloys,
of
Watertown, Mass., has purchased
Inc., and A. Holt & Co., its whollysubsidiary, both of Providence, R. I., for an undisclosed amount
of cash, it was announced Nov. 14
by Dr. Pascal Levesque, President.
Composite
owned
Industrial
Metals,
-
r
r-
Volume
194
Number
6111
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2333)
%
*
5
I
Xdta?eseare£h<Ind"'aeveiopment^'oiTuftX ^e^mitei^nd
facturing0
principally for the
alloys
semi-conductor
and
jewelry
industries.-
"
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Electronic
I'-/
'
Missile Facilities, Inc.
&
Record—
In
:
Backlog
—
>
'First National Realty & Construction Corp.—Debenturei "Offered—Pursuant to
V"
debentures
accent letter,to stockholders, Arnold h. Kagan,
President,
largest
000,
EMF
..."
is
coriiiol
'
currently^ building the Federal Aviation
center
assembly
rflideli,
at
and
plant
'ways
^ouisiana;
ior
the
S.
Raw
Porcsmoutn
Hampshire;
Ohio,
/
a
/''
constructing the new N. A. S. A. laboratory
testing basic materials used in the space
for
Naval
Yard,
N.
the food
lor
and
Drug
New
of Sept. 30,
Y.;
Fhese
projects
the N. a.,o.
and1 the
Be
bervices
main
a.
at
in
are
to
oftice, bunding
Ypos t On i
ra
addition
ce**
a d cu cmrv
Aainunsufation.-^-y. lv3,
*
%
B^ui ^ivl mm, ter'tef General
St
*
„
Mf„.
Espey
p
Mlg.
&
1
VI
4
ri
Electronics
manuxaofcurer
n
..
1
and
de-vices,
hau record hi^n -eui'xhngs for uie nscat
Nathan -Wnsley, f iesiuexi\,; anj.iou.xoeu
1961,
Net
earnings>r
13V/nom
up
toe
recent jjsoal y«.r rose
$172,^0
tne
year
per
;%%/;'1
sets
forth
sales
•Mr.
pauy
the
for
of
increase
Name of Subsidiary
.
last
Pinsiey,'„in the annual report--to
Uiaxirtg •"exctfixu.it prUyxoss
scope,?'
eie<h.ronic .:
an
conuitions-.
iaowx
He--
-
totaled
shareholders',
multiplier
instrument
c'lviayiair
'*
*
house
-
Bolton
'
,
the
-
St.
Properties,
-
'
r.
-
•
+;
*MU:V°rp.—APPQintment
"
-
/
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-
2260
•«.
ham
laws
the
of
State
ior
developing
by: aix-imes
use
"
.an
in':'?:.'
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]: '■
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Vi"
•
•:; I •."4 v;
V' ■.%
•.
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Carried
by
on
("Mayfair
,1
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'
.
River
*
"
'
of
Estates,
Inc.-J
'V
•;
•
Owns
,
Of
:V,,
DinV
:'..pAmmA;;
T«x,
East 69th St. Apart., Inc.
T3_rt,.
"'
cipal underwriter by tnree of the selling, stockholders, exercisable at a
to oe suypneu oy -amenument, anu *.2) cu,oou snares issuable upon
;V
price
exercise of Restricted Stock Options.
''
'
.>'■
'••'V:''':-';-v:
"
The company is engaged in the business of selling a
portrait program,
^ entitling tne purchaser to receive a specified number of toned pnotographic portraits over a period of years and a genuine leatner aibum.
The
sales
the
of
dependent
made on a direct
take orders arid receive
programs
contractors
who
the company or sales made, and
studios throughout the country
pany. " Pursuant
to
basis
by
commission
a
in-
from
'
"
;'
portraits are made by independentpursuant to contracts with^ the com-
/•
;
and
will
,
at
12
n
.
.
Pennsylvania
share
per
held
shares
17
c!
'
n
and
5,072
common
Of
St.,- Bronx, N. Y.
"
("Pel-
••
Fifth
and
delphia,
and
United
at
States
Co
with
Trust
and
used
others)
rights to
«
Pierce
at
4,u
&■ Co.,
the
are
the
basis
assets
commercial
New
for
1
the
as
is
19th
St;
branch
offices
of
General
41
the
and
Philadelphia
in
sidiaiy Virgin
in
Islands
Brtish
the
correspondent
countries,"
1956.
deposits
its
for
Nov.
and
Fairwood
&
*;'
■•
yisfori- by the
the
by
is
by
the
at
$30
of
the
of
Federal
and ,it; is
of -the
Federal
Deposit
subject
Insurance
: '
•
.T'
,
1®
-•
a
•
to
•
H.
below
named
respective
of
capital
new
stock
subscribed
not
have
percentages
warrants.
shares
for
•
the
on
&
Pierce,
Smith. Inc._^._.
Fenner-
The
.
10.0
s.
Smith, Barney & Co
____10.0
First Boston
Corp..j_._____io.0
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
10.0
Blyth & -Co., Inc.___.
6.5
Kidder, Pea body & Co., Inc.— 6.5
Hemphill,
■.
—
Bioren
&
Boenning
>
3.0
.
Co—
Co
Hallowell,
Kirkland
Newbold's
Son
Co.
&
Newburger & Co._^_
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Co
alumina,
Parrish
&
3.0
Rambo,
Close &
3.0
Schmidt,
Stroud
&
Co., Inc
3.0
Co.l
Suplee,
&
2.0
;
Co
\
;
.
J
..
Roberts
&
are
and
development of
'/ -':i.
Dehaven
&
& Townsend,
Gruuter
Boaine
Yeatman,
S.
1_
P ans
Holds
Baker
&
Inc.___
G.
G.
the
Provident
Co.,
.
Inc.—Securities Sold
-Of its jumoi
lQ7q
....
.
Inc.-.
industries
Co.,
at
194,
New
of
/
!
General
'
4
sub-
-
other
and
seals
high heat re¬
insulations used
and
such
products
microminiature
missiles,
as
relays
for
'
Port
1718.
p..
York
shares
-
........
.
share.
per
stock
;
.
sold
was
"
.
of
offers
industrial
for
sites.
accrue
for
well
Development
the
sale,
is
locations
Country
Club
Port
smaller
developments
developments,; also
also
rental
offering for sale,
and
"
planned
lots, houses and
is presently engaged
withjn -the. State of
and, Port St;,LuCje/ahd
two
as
subdivision
engaged
homesite
company
Port
the
the
on
homes
'
the
on
coast
1
coast.
•*
east
east
investment
of
''
>
Char-
Malabar
on
an
maintenance
V
.
certain
!
community -developments/
coast
-west
as
the
of
,
sale
The
on
General
None
shares will
common
;
Offered
publicly
stock
common
.
Stock
City,' offered
of
the
as
which -It
smaller
L'.icie
Through
contract
in
the
Port
;
area.
owned
utilities
Canyon
1
Service-*
Laundry
per
'
the
-
.
GIVING
for
course
Cumulative
.
■
;
>
and
as
pref.
on
TO
agreed, subject to the
to
Y.
PRESENT
■
.
forth
.
j
.
■
u-
•
•
-
-
1718.
p.
with
•
V
increased
-
»
-
backlog
in
equal
and
weeks
to
president,
ended
in
'
New-York
Geotechnics
Nov.
On
&
share
a
in
compared
share,
sales
"
and
introduced in the
earnings.
business.—V.
'
.
Trust
Co.
has
He
194,
.
•
p.
'
t
Geotechnics
of
&
"'
u
past
also
'
'
'
'
'
at
reached
proposed
its
Among
ticular
Ave.,
the
and registrar
194, p. 1842.
54o.ooo wts.
named
below
.-
respective
!
•
|
Merger—
Inc..and
Jack
of
assets are advanced aerial cameras, all types
a
fleet of aircraft.
and Resources specializes in the geosciences,
of
-
stereo
capabilities
with
par¬
aerial photographic interpretation^ and ground
of the two companies complement each
in
that
Geotechnics
.
activities
such
large
on
The
—V.
'
severally
names:
for its
projects
as
a
combined
projected
and
Resources
can,
for
the
prime contractor.
assets
of
the
companies
first
'
will
be
time,
'
approxi-
-
mately $2,050,000 and the combined net worth will be about $1,660,000.
540.ooo wts
have
1
1
'\
and
l'he
bid
141,623 shs.
-1,234,082 shs.
_
com->
merger
other
$10,384,707
iso.oooshs."
2,500,000 sbs.
'
''
by
an
geophysics,
3,000,000
'
x
'
will be submitted for approval by stockholders
of the two companies at special meetings
to be held on Dec. 12.
Jack Ammann, Inc. specializes in photogrammetry and aerotechnics,
with
special capabilities
in
making maps and aerial photographs.
The
apart-
i'™9'0™
200,000
' " '*
'
•
^
"
year,
reported
1946.
been appointed
Resources,
and
industrial
Incorporated.
im-
——
cor¬
agreement* to merge- the*-two companies.- ^
surviving corporation will be known as Geotechnics & Resources,, v
Inc.
Ammann,
The
and
$3,000,000
the
;
on
$47,852,540
8,
i960. Net
Oct.
a
Resources, Inc.—Proposed
directors
8,
to
year
ago.
were
consumer,
pany to act as its trustee, interest paying agent
first mortgage bonds, 4%%
series due 1991.—V.
18
in
7)
cents
5
said
products
new
'
"
41
the
Georgia Power Co.—-Appointment—^
Bank
overcome
the
year
7,
1961,
increased
13%
to
in the 17 weeks ended Oct. 8
weeks ended Oct.
of military
'
opera¬
the corresponding, period last year.
recovery
•
to
that
a
to
(40
$100,846,
including
the
to
sufficient
result
deficit
a
profitable
V-.;
\
sales,
ago.
to date
$46,231,676
products,
in
increased
$636,556, or 31 cents
compared with a loss fo $6,143
year
to
Oct.
the
V
that
than
more
with
$19,802,946
amounted
31
resulted
with
year,
ended
with
shares,
a
year
amounted
Chemical
FINANCING
,
opposite-their
-
I960,
Oct.
margins,
.1
*
was
and conditions of the underwriting agreecompany the principal amount of debetn-
the
weeks
16
income
the
this
a
defense
Outstanding
-
>
sales of $39,equal to 71 cents
the sales aggregated
'
loss of $226,226 for
Donald
J.
Hawthorne,
with
_
-
underwriters
terms
purchase from
-witb warrants-set
in
Sanford
com-
consolidated
194,
reported
profit compared
common
plotters,
room
•
the
Corp.—Reports Profit—
compared
Net
for
income
niljct„nrfinff
________
warrants
1961,
$5,870,219.
debt.—V.
profit
quarter..-
a
the
year.
compared
-■ -
on.*;
homesites
142-30
.
1961, outstanding capitalization of
6,561,256 shares of
common
stock
and
of
earlier
shows
contributed
streets
31,
water,
planned
-
31,
improved
third
in
Sales
to
underground
laundry
at"
Authorized
1976
($8 par),,
stock
,UNDERWRITERS—The
tures'
be
mortgage
curbs,
July
the
its
in
$4,649,587,
fiscal
For
was
July
of
earnings for this period were
2,018,584
2,452,01
debentures, due
conv.
income
ended
unaudited
income
Corporation
responding period
and
which
had
net
miscellaneous
sustained
also
last
Club")
money
,
common stock-(io cehts'par)
ment,
The
date
other
one-family
of-
nountrv
months
outstanding.
net
Time
the
'
S° eS Pay&l5,e t0 banks________.__—
payable;
subord.
of
with
in
losses
-
in-
the
by-said'corporation
L. I., "N.
EFFECT
Notes
-
tions
in
to
ca"l
operates
„
seven
consisted
company
coupled
course
eolf
and
owns
major shopping centers
Geotechnics
*
-
Mortgages on properties^.
Secured construction loans,
6%%
and
General Time
Country Club.
Flushing,
"
_
to
site
intended
are
also
the
subsidiaries
share
common
$63,161,966
S^co^SJe
one-family
house '
ment
t.
its
the
and-unaudited
$56,151,997
..
'''
.
and
894,907
company
and
developments.
EARNINGS—For
pany
tne
utilities
gas
community
:
an
off-site
for
Holds -lease
"
'
subsidiaries,
and
sewer
construc-
under
LINY
Flushing
Constructs
'
CAPITALIZATION
0.5
"
:
("Forest-
-
'i
"
National.
-
subordinated notes due Sept. 30, 1973, and
135,870 shares of its common stock had bee^ sold pri-,;
vately -through Kidder,'-Peabody '& Co. Inc.^ N. Y"./City./r
-
President
;
company's basic objective
is the
sale,
generally on an instalment basis, of low and medium priced homesites and houses
in
large volume.
Homesites offered for sale
range
in price from $995
to
over
$17,500, depending on the size of- the lot and Its location.
Average price of homesites sold in I960 was about $1,225.
The company
offers a selection of houses at prices ranging from
$6,960 to
$32,200 including the site.
Average price of houses sold during 1960
was
approximately $12,350.
/
. .;
,
provements. such
'/".j
orxd
?'/
The
Huntington, L. I., N.
Y., which were
sold by said corporation.
Acts as general contractor for the construction
of : apartment
buildings under
F.H.A. mortgage insurance commitments
on
sites owned by subsidiaries, of First
Corp.
v">
/
Privately—
cD„t
St.
;
sale of
purchase money, mortgage on
building plots for one-family homes
"
Mayfair
Nov. 21, -1961, it was reported that $600,000 of this firm's
senior subordinated -notes due Sept. 30; 1973/ $500,000
jx_
•-!/•
i.,
Holds
* 4..
-
First
w
two
General
of
l.
which golf
"now
erection
purchase
formerly
_
Construct.
Wyndco,
2.0
^
-
'
in'
coast,
and
-
atk 142-3rt-Sanford v
0.5
Co.,
*
:
1^4,'
:
and
the
on
east
/v./sold.
\
________0.5-:
Thayer,
lotte
.v
&
delivered
Srtafn Tracts
of
"
'
a
Ave
Inc.
Co.,
V.
—
corporation, ol Miami, Fla., is principally
development of large tracts of unimproved land into
the
General
440-acre
second
a
cr-.nvnn
'
T
T ^
"
0.5
Mosley
«
shopping./
1961,
.
Inc.
and
development activities in several
Florida, including three major
•:
and
on
hiiildinas
of
for
■
'
'
•
In
'-.v"4
0.5
Parke_i_
'
,
subSasI-
*, the
h
^
0.5
Inc..
vearslease
ctnilation
•
0.5
_J
Kerner,
beryllia
in-
L.
of Oct. 31,
as
constmcted
'
•
>
Bolor, Inc
-
& Co
stock.
>
transfer
appointed
the General Battery board
the board from seven
on
ceramic-to-metal
company
$22,384,896
'/builders
///' /';.//
0.5
—
3.0
Bache
/ Y':
0.5
/_____
Sulzberger,- Jenks,
&
;
•- <• -
0.5
,
Noznesky,
the
61,500
commercial
172 homesites loI., N. Y., 11 of
on
completed
■«„
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—_____ 1.0
&
;
1.0
Auchinclcss, Parker & Redpath
3.0
.
&
1.0
Weeks
;
'-"V-*-'-<*■
2.0
.
H.
/
'
Is 2.0 *-•
<1_
homes
nnartmpnt
-
1
> -
•.
to
Hecker & CO:
Baker,
Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark,
W.
"
%
& Co.Js._-__;
been
common
Development Corp.—Common
22,
Sales
'70
•
.
exercise
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.j
Riooke,
Sheridan,
Bogan
Co., Inc
3.0
Noyes & Co
Hornblower & Weeks
Inc.
W. Sparks
J.
j
has
the
communities
•
.
hotel-
below
%
—1(^0
Lynch,
2121.
p.
BUSINESS—The
Center" ).
Smithtown,
were
InrHolds
--V-.
%
^
Merrixl
*
C„;Inq..,,;Holdsg70. yg1"1!®8/ °n
.
/ i /"
Drexel
C''-r
p«w ranvnn
Palm Canyt>n U
-,
agreed
:
;
any
Washington, Long Island. At its
Division, Haledon, New Jersey, it produces glass-to-metal
&•
the
in
Wood ^
;
•
in
purchasers
.
Q
forth
set
J.
shareholders.
v;
por-
consisting
Branch, 'smithtown,
the
01
which
.
•
•
super-;
Pennsylvania.
Shopping
cated
«
Reserve''.Eystem>and?
of
at
_•
proceeds from the sale of the
•
2
.
its N
MfeceUaneoua*
to' the
/
and
Ave.
on
a;'26-acre
operates
Corp.111.*
'• ' ■' " ■ / •• /. one-iamily
System,
Coip
made
V..I92,
/
technical
electronics.—V.
covering
,i96i.. (."Village o'The woods").
Engaged in the construction and
Realty
(including
Reserve
27th
St..;'between
Y''i'"'w
^
Vuiage
.
sub-//-
overseas
offices
examination
to
Commonwealth
underwriters
share:"""the
per
the
Governors." of-^^*the. Fedetal
of
Banking
'UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase
of
memoer
a
law,
Board
Secretary, of
its
four
be
recently voted to enlarge
CAPITALIZATION—At
:
-
in
Is.anas);
and it conducts business with
the
nation
and
inmany
foreJjn
authorized places of business,
18 are new since
insured
are
maintains
City,
Development/Corp., at $13.75
.
Flushing,: U I.jN. Y",
and
mack
>/*;
tnrougnout
50
company
extent. provided
counties;
suburban
Bank
f
•
"
Virgin
banks
Ox
The
and
National
will
of Canada.
the vacancy created
was
for
missile
—Allen
V::'-'-..--
;
the
are
Redemption—\
4
produces
General
•
: -;
.-
ihis authorized
which
(of
Payment
corporation's
Battery,
manufacture
Developm'nt:
.
as, fiduciary-"(alone
office
facilities
and
.
and -149
Owns
*
-/ Y ;
.
operation)
one
/
-
in
size
the
in
....
wholly-owned
seals
«/Strasil, Inc.u—^i__x.'_^-_, Engaged in the construction and sale of
v
one-family
homes
on
49
hqmesites m
?\
.J/1
administered
agent. In addition to ite uead
or
in
engaged
Battery & Ceramic Corp. manufactures replacement batteries
spark plugs at plants in Reading, Pa., New
Philadelphia, Ohio; and
So. Carolina.
Frenchtown Porcelain
Co.,, a
space
-';V -Y"*>■:''"')-..'i;-vceritei*-.at Commack, L. I.t N. Y. ("Com-
"-'-''r
;>%;. *
largest trust .com-
It
is
1792.
-%.y /
Seal-A-Metic
buildings
will j be ' erected. ;;("Mayfair
Flushing Cooperative Apartments"). J;
Completed Shopping' Center:
Mayfair Shoperama, Inc.JI
Phila-
in
expenses.
Mo.p.
Ltd.;—Partial
York
the
computers and atomic reactors/ ./,
Filters, Inc. manufactures sub-
V*% an aggregate of--seven 6-story apartment
"'
|
bank
covering 300
without, under¬
Battery & Ceramic Corp.—New Director—
in
'
luxury
cooperative., developments
"
major
the
deposits.
ot
in. total
largest
ranked
1961,
30,
the
4o
is
With SEC_
A"
($100),
publisning
100%.
-
ceramics
" xtrnnS of which it is' intended that three
-*.
expire
Fenner
o
Barney
for
"Reg.
a
par
Distributors, Inc.—Appointment—
Co.,
registrar
sistant
Avenue").
74th").
St.
•:y'i
1
'V
company
Sept.
on
maintain
witn
Merrill Lvnch
*
Smith,
Philadelphia
in
pany
■"
at
.
share for each
new
one
'
BUSINESS—The
:
filed
the Royal Bank
Electronic
sidiary,
•
"
building site at East 72nd
28th Ave.,
:
Ttust Co.-— Capital
offering--stockholders
is
Nov./6
record
underwriters.
;
1961
offered
Greer,
Owns building site at West 72nd St.> New
York, N. Y.. and expects to own and
operate 36-siory apartment house planned
•
"'y'.J' VJ.v
snares;
si>i
'
...
Banking'&
company
vrexeJ.aetu;'!
t
to
B
the basis of
on
Drexel A-
Smith,-Inc.,
or
class
fight lo subscribed ia4,»75aaditlonarcapiirf shares
$30
Nav
y:
;
proposes
Stock- Offered—The
tM
11,835
own
lOp
eight members.
and
apartment
,
"21-story
a
fair
'■•*}jv
to sell ail such common shares. / •>" —
APrivate.; Home
ne
First
,
^
a
Eastoh;..a director,
"
'
*
V
:
100
General
V:'.'.v'Jj-'Blvd.'&'149th' St., 25th Drive & 149th
,
..
be
1979
of
directors when it
> to
for said site. '("Mayfair West").
,<
vVf- '
/; '
'
Corp._;___i____ii_'_l: Owns "butlcUng"' sites
at
Willets •; Point
•
the
result, the company will have outstanding .308,747
class B and 200,000 common shares, of which Irwin E. Kane,' president;
SLuney A. Kane, executive vice-president, and Howard Kane will each own
27.5%
and 32.5%
respectively. They propose to sell all of their
.common
stock
holdings of- 64,976 shares each. In addition;' Harold 1
.
15,
Mr, Aspinwall fills
of
operate i2^s^dry) apartment house 'and
penthouse planned for said site. ("May-
o.ir
^
recapitalization, all of the outstanding
class:Ai B & C shares will be reclassified and split into 508,747 class B
shares, and 200,OOff of such class B shares -will be converted into 200,000
common
{ul
Mayfair Managem'nt Corp.
u'
•'
*
' .r!
V. •'•••>' H.;
Flushing-Mayfair Oper&t-
"
-
proposed
a
snares.-As
sales
are
*
' '
Co.__j
Lloyd Aspinwall, Jr., Chairman of the Board and President of
Filters,
Port Washington, L. I., N. Y., has been elected to the board of
.
i-v
6,
be
to
to
are
Canada
Schroder
Owns building site at East 69th St., New. ;
YQrk,» N. Y.,"and expects to own and .•},
operate
an
18-story, apartment
house -
.
.
standing shares underlying five-year .warrants to;'be sold to tne prin-*.-
&
Inc.,
-
r
Nov.
on
Berick
Dr., University City,
periodical magazine.—V. 193,
a
General
cooperative apartment house and penthouse on said site.
("The Edgewater").
v
-
■
.
,
.
884
Dec.
in
directors
F. D. Roosevelt Drive, New York, N; Y.,
ohd: is currently engaged, in .construction
•*
»
'
Family Record Plan,p-ilic., Coillinon* JR6§istGrGd-—
150
Berk
on
:
This company of «.20Tfrx West "Olympic Blvd.,
Los Angelea, flle'd a 5 >
' "■
*
*5
registration statement with; the SEC on'Nov. 20 covering 200,Oou outunder construction on said site ("Maystanding snares of common stock, to be offered fOr public sale by txie
v
' y v
'*
fair Midtown"
/
' . •
v
holders thereof - on an all or' none basis through- underwriters headed
")'!? Apart. Houses' in'- Planning:";.:7 5■ J J !
" .•h'.oVw;
by Bache & Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms are
—r I960 Realty Corp.!—__Ji'_ Owns building Site '&t East 74th St., New
to be supplied by amendment. The statement
also, includes 20.J0J outy.'.J-'.York, N. Y., arid expects to>-own and
11
McDowell, Dimond & Co
.
r^Uv
•
;_
*
m
of
due
agent
Subsid.
.
;
150
Corp.
.
.
'
Bernard
loO
shares
Proceeds
branch
-v
,
construction
■ t
: '"-^r v.fi.;"
\
■
4
Zilka
Inc
common
Gem
at East 34th' St'., :New
York, N.r-Y;, and expects to own arid
operate a 16-stOry apartment house under
:
t
150
.-_
742.
p.
'..' 4;,T^''Y'% pt.,2117.,
/v/';
operates^ 7-story
Mayfair").
$150
C.o,
corporation has called' for redemption oh Dec! 15, 1961, through
of the sinking fund, $200,000 of its 6%% series B deben-
tures
to. the
.
-"LaryxiglOt.o-'Vibro-'Apart. Houses Under Const.:
luaghosis
of '
"Peerless Estates, Inc.__i.J_ : Owns Building site
xaCilitacb
to
Manhattan' Hank-,' New -York City, has been appointed i
:
paying•;agent," registrar' and -conversion agent? -for -$30,000|OGO;'
* ;
^
i
of-3 !/8%
convertible suboruii.aied deoen'ures, due Oct." 15, 1961, of the'
corporation.—V. 194, p.T945. ; '
-* ; \
v.';;''YU.'.;':
-
The
^ivefsity: Ave., .Bronx,-
Bolton
&
Gardner___*____
operation
Easf'lr
and
at
&
200
Foundation Co. of Canada
at
and
Owns
.
•The Chase
-t
at
house
trustee;
•
of
offices
on
said site.
("Mayfair
ueveiopments, undertaken
by Espey • include a photo••
r v
South");
^
power : suppiy, ;systexu
rur
satellite
application,
and
aii^':'
96 Fifth Ave;, Inc.___
Owns building site at Fifth Ave. and
calibrator
used
as
a
standard
cor;canorate lactory test -.'
1
'
V
•
15th St., New York, N. Y., and expects
ivH'. Hinsiiey.•said.-^-V. lba, p:-o;
j "
""'i'.:"v ': 'to own and operate 18-story apartment
> '
.
* " •
v ; (' w ;
*'
*
v
"
'
'
'
house under construction on said;Site.
vn/irr
.
executive
worm").
("Mayiair
Inc.
-1
-,
'
•
com-
Inc._i
Reeves
Reinholdt
Co.
*
operates 7-story apartment"
house at East 7lst St., New York, N. Y.
u
'
,
equipment,
c,
=/
be
Daniel
Loeb &
150
Co.,
company
„
Amount
000s omit.
Newburger,
600
Co
corporation
A
Focus
Owns and operates a 16-story apartment
house at East 34th St., New York, N. Y.
•
Second. Manhattan Corp.- — Owns
•
recent
-
to
Co
Battery, announced Nov. 21.
$5,139,089,
said
Uiaiuxspey"as
automatically operated bat tery ciiargm&". ays wmi
ciiaignig axicraic bauuerxes.'
" '
•
<
•r
Owier
the
of
yyith. respect
the
&
publishing of
,
>•
/■/.'//■';'•
~
.
$3,o9b,ou3.
ox
wicxr4. one
uoed
nhi^xxt
casoiosed
June
figure
p.eviJus
was
laryngeal
Expected
or
V
snare
under
&
Hirshberg,
&
writing.
As
owned
group
Property Owned and Business Carried
;
•
1
ended
year
the
over
The
•
iiscai
39%
a
beneficially 54%
canyon;counfry./c^^
.tinker. California
incorporated,
are
incorporated
are
&
194,
class
10 cor-; '
acquired by First National upon its organization. - ."
were
subsidiaries
-
Net.
as
*•
•
Focus/Midwest Publishing Co., Inc.—Files
_
four
:v";//v.'"'
information
•
$900
..
stock
common
,as a group own
maintains its principal
company
341 East 34th St., Inc
'
at^he7'mThP
V "
'
a
stockholders
outstanding
N." Y,,
Ave;
'/
Oa'
principal
Completed Apart. Houses:
'
year.
bz
hme
.
^
electromechanical
eucnhg ouiie 30,
23.
the
of
-following' .table
which
j.
to a peak ol $189,435,
pxu^oQixig
ouStehm^
fSSi year June 30„ 19bU.
f. 10^1
fiscal W
an
—V.
New
the
.
Co.
Stearns
Kalman
existing active subsidiaries of First National, including the
:
Corp.—Record Net—.1
of ■" electronic* components
laws-of
irom
corporations
10
of
.
four
,/ -New York, except?-Palm-
.7'
/
the
&
Hettleman
single corporate organization for
a
directors and officers
stock. The
All such
,
LJ\ Epsca, In©.:—Rights. Offering; to.Stockholders'—
:/ 'See Asjrodata,: Inc., this issue.—^V. 189,'-p. 2o73.
•
under
,
poratioris which
377.
*
.
This'
42.3%
Third
The
•
the
/L.
n
630
recently announced for
Huntsville, Alabama; 260 Cape-^
at
p.
4
contracts
ac
1961,
beneficially
modernizing tne old psychiatric building, D
C.
General Hospital, Washington,
Dl C.;" and erecting housing at Scott -*
Air Force Base, Belleville, Illinois.
-'py;>/!''■v'-'/•///'//%such
-A;:,
incorporated
was
pnnciPal stockholders of First National listed herein and others.
.
building
Brooklyn
Administration,
company
.
Cleveland, *
at
program;
laooracory
special
Bear,
1morris
Nov.
York on March 23, 1960, to provide
tffle acquisition of the capital stock
air
atomic
at
BUSINESS—The
traffic
submarine
Agency
enlarging the
U;
'
Hentz
;; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc._- 200
' comPany lor the repayment of debt and working capital.
the company's history.
in
Amount
000s omit.
H.
1, 1976 (with warrants) at 100%
of principal amount. Net proceeds will be used by the
an- ./
u^-heid'corporaum™1aha
!
due
a
/
■
!
Nov.
21, 1961 prospectus,
\ ~
H. Hentz & Co., New York City and associates publicly
Sets / offered $3,000,000 ' Of this ! firm's 6%% 'subordinated
'
194,
p.
2224.
Gillette Co.—Holders OK
16
,
;.the
of
approved
common
Gross,
Split—
company
at a special meeting in Boston on
recommendation of the board of directors that
stQck be split: three-forrone, it wa^ announced, by- Boone
Stockholders
Nov.
.
the
the
President.
..
'
^
.
certificate of incorporation, in¬
creasing the authorized common stock to 33,375,228 shares of $1 par
! value from the present -11,125,076 shares,
was approved
Stockholders
of record Nov. 24, -1961 are entitled to the new dis*.An
amendment- to
the
company's
.
.
i
December.—V.
the
for
Certificates
p.
1383.
shares.
of
tribution
in
in inn-vr •-
(2334)
6
shares
new
will
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
be
194,
mailed
R. Williston
J.
Hardy
The
of the
stock
common
P.
Systems, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—.
Security
Globe
company
listed
was
1961.—V. 194, p. 2224.
Exchange effective Nov. 21,
^
v-; :
.
for
months of 1961
the first nine
/
amounted to
sales
sales, for
Net
.
the
,
period
period
same
for
the
nine
first
months
of
1961
for
third
the
quarter of
income
Net
third
shax-e
common
a
1961
7
1961.
amounted
87
was
quarter of 1960.
subsidiary
The
&
•
v
7
-:
..
dividends
net income
retained
period and
Federal
15
1960.
1960.—V.
This
194,
is equal
income
the
first
$23,680,000
with
compared
1946.
p.
Iron
nine
months
income
Pa.,
for
of
this
Ltd.,
issue.—V.
194,
the
months
the
for
of
1961
period
same
:
—V.
per
194,
company
like
the
20,
Oct.
on
1961
period
in
$1,361,765.
was
.
reported
total
Co.
Units
Offered
Bowling
BUSINESS—The
Ross, Lyon &
Co.. Inc., New York City, was manager of an under¬
writing group which offered on Nov. 2u, in units/ 150,000
common shares
and warrants to purchase 150,000 com¬
mon
shares, of Halco Chemical. The warrants are not
detachable or separately transferable from the common
stock until June 1, 1962.
Each unit, priced at $2, con¬
sists
of
share
one
attached.
of
proceeds
located
In
the
of
pansion
%7
s.
..
Corp.—Common
chemicals
and
of
company,
* "
-
related'
including
products
N.
sells
J.,
In
were
AND
1961,
$17,706.
stock;
—V.
194,
of
stock
six
$406,317
were
automatic
warrants,
months
and
net
financing,
475,000
company
common
the
For
—
company
completion
of
current
will consist of
the
183,333
the
of
Upon
capitalization
;*non
CAPITALIZATION
sales
and
Bankers
Trust
agent
warrant
Co.,
for
agent
for
of
the
the
New
York
stock
has
City,
stock
common
com.
been
the
of
an
tenpin
'
•
1961,
30,
the
'
*
-
Harbor Plywood
Hunt.Foods
&
Corp.—Seeks SEC
Industries,
187,
/ •'
'
"
.
of
for
such
125,000
businesses
of
shares
its
Roberts,
his
$.57
share;
pei-
received
services
shares
of
stock
common
the company
of
no;.cost
and
to
William
H.
partnership- interest at no cost, in consideration
general inanager of the Dahlia Eowl.
The number
the company was arrived at through negotiations
by
1
CAPITALIZATION
7
..-7;
7.7..
Exchange, effective Nov. 22, 1961.—V.
194,
p.
Chattel
—V.
corporation
has
Rights
Offering
Stockholders—The corporation is issuing to holders
its common stock, rights to subscribe for
$2,250,900
7%
convertible
$100 principal
of
debentures,
due
1973,
amount of debentures for each 21
,
and
subscription price is 100%.
shares
D.
investment
firms
PROCEEDS
obligations,
being
by
J.
R.
from
to
a
the
sale
in
througn
March
redeemable
March
31,
stock
31,
on
subsidiary
1965
after
or
and
1,
„
used
to
to
retire
finance
at
A
cleaning
company owns
substantial
and
pressing
part
105%
of
r
i
(par
on
inventories
be
$7
convert¬
per
share.
to
subord.
50
Ciepts)
debs,
due
UNDERWRITERS—The
debentures
and
the
1
announced'preliminary
fiscal
ended
years
said
1961
with
compared
$5,602,000
..
equal
-
sales
sales
.
%
company
fiscal
•
•
Corp.^—Sales
»
^
to
194,
-i
t
Up—Net
7'7':',,77
.
I960
earnings
were
.$5,802,000
including
a
favorable
Federal
adjustment amounting to approximately $1,800,000.
%
quarter net sales were $105,698,000, compared with $99,324,000
1960 quarter.
"
"
'
;
•
•• >1
v
per-share
a
on
to
27
basis,
cents
the
per
corporation's
common
share
third
quarter
alter. preferred
earnings
•
dividends,
the
principal
the
domestic
business
TO
and
involves
194,
PRESENT
p.
foreign
laundry, • "
1720.
FINANCING "
i
names
aggregate
severally agreed to purchase
1,
of
I973_______\r__r
1961,
.
.
as'
$236,338
2,250,900
the principal underwriters of- the
amount- of
are
>
.debentures
follows:
which
each
Keyes
The
Fibre
Waterville,
reported Oct.
authorized 1,000,000 shares,
June
1385.
p
-
7,
:
r
has f
Net
compared
profit
Co.-—Sales
Me.,
net
24
of
with $14,923-,572
for
the
period
of
$16,001,465
in
the
molded
for
the
wood
first
pulp
nine
products,
months
of
corresponding: rmontha of <1960.
$1,381,571
after
all
charges including
Federal income taxes, compared with $1;615,609 in-the first'nine months
of I960.'
•
J-""'."
tij,V . %
1278.
,7
: ; '
Ltd.—Rights Offering—Stockhold¬
African American Corp., are being
•
%
debentures and
offering is
the
for
date
Nov.
stock
Lio
—
was
1958.
8,
of Lamco.
.
deposits of high-grade iron ore located in the Nimba Moun¬
tains of Liberia, approximately 160 mile; inland from Lower Buchanan (a town on the Atlantic Ocean about 63 miles southeast of Monrovia,
and
capital
or
the
of Liberia )
The
more.
facilities
to
rights
an.
to
annual productive capacity of 10,000,000 •
the iron ore deposits in the Nimba area
to mine such deposits and transport
referred to as the "Nimba Project."
The
necessary
such
first
undertaken, involves
the
construction
and
installation
of
facilities capable of producing
ore at the rate of 6,000,000
tons per year bv the end of 1963. "Th orovision to permit expansion to an annual productive capacity of 7,000,000
tons per year within 12 to 18 months after a decision to do so.
The
Joint Venture Agreement provides that every effort shall be made to
complete the Nimba Project to an annual productive capacity of 10,000,000 tons as promptly as possible. -The attainment of such production
objectives depends in part upon Lamco's ability to sell the requisite
tonnages of iron ore in the competitive market.
- •<.
.
The facilities to
be installed or constructed
to achieve production
iron
ore
stage
.
Up—Net Drops—
manufacturer
sales
p.
three Lio shares. The •
15 and the rights '
expiration date Dec. 27, 1S61. No underwriting is in¬
volved. Chemical Bank New York Trust Co., 30 Broad
St., New York City, is the subscription ageht.
record
tons
pound on the company's, total aluminum business./
7".
Prospects for improved fourth quarter sales, both domestic and ex¬
port, appear favorable at this time as. the domestic economy continues
progress.—V. 194,
184,
held;
of Lamco
$100
the
cents per
its forward
issue.—V.
.
-V
shares.
this
Rights
%%7<:7;77-.s7y7-<
substantial
15,277,822 shares outstanding, compared with 31 cents in i960
15,015,932
—
•
.
.
Co.
Minerals
incorporated under the Companies Act of
It is engaged solely in the business of h-lding
and it does not presently contemplate that it
will engage in any other business.
"
.7.
Lamco is a Liberian corporation, incorporated on Dec. 14, 1953, which
has entered into a joint venture agreement (the "Joint Venture Agreement") dated as of April 28, 1963 with Bethlehem Steel Corp. ("Bethle¬
hem"), establishing a joint venture ("Joint Venture") for the develop¬
ment and commercial exploitation of iron ore deposits in Liberia, lamco.;
and
Bethlehem hold
a
mining concession from
the Government of
Liberia, granted under a mining concession agreement ("the "Concession-.
Agreement" ) dated as of ^pril 28, 1960 and extending to Nov. 18, 2023.
Lamco has a 75%
interest and Bethlehem has a 23% interest in the
Concession Agreement and in the Joint Venture.
Through a subsidiary
company,
Bethlehem is the second largest producer of steel in the
United States.
■
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7 ; V
7
7
" 7
The Joint Venture has been formed to develop for open-pit mining
net
1960;—^V.
'
acquire 220,182 capital shares of Lio at $15.95 per share 7
on the basis of one Lib share for each four International
capital
were
and
Ore
%
the right to subscribe to securities of Liberian
(Lio) and its subsidiary, Liberian AmericanMinerals Co. (Lamco) on the following" basis:
Canada on Sept.
equal
Ltd,,
Ore
purposes.
Ore
BUSINESS
1961
'■"•'•7'.
$4,224,000
•....
com¬
30,
•
$102,094,000
,01
Chemical
&
Sept.
-7
-
the
of
of
share in
per
■
.
of
Income
net
toi $3.01
_•.
Aluminum
net
net
with
'
September price reductions varying from V2 cent to. 2 cents
per pound were made on aluminum ingot and rfxost aluminum products.
Domestic prices on certain products were not changed. The company's
export sales, which continue as a significant part of total shipments,
were not affected by these price changes.
It is estimated that the over¬
all effect of the changes will amount- to /a reduction of between y2 and
3m
share
They are
including x
and
to
outstanding" 472376.,^
conv,
%:
tax
the
based
debt-
Outstdng.
yommon stock
7. 7 7
'
,
equipment.—V.
CAPITALIZATION QIVING EFFECT
at
decreasing
.
number of
a
machine
1962,
$10 per
at
prices
will
1,
at
;
■?U?,I^F£S—The
i
and
April
1963
amount.-
dry
be
debentures
thereafter
or
after April
196o, and thereafter
on
$Ubsidiaiies.
,
earnings for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1S61, were $5,475,000,
Rhoades, President, announced Oct. 19. For the comparable quar¬
of
On
by a group of
Williston & Beane,
will
CONVERTIBILITY—The
common
■.
$558,670
Third
receivables.
into
275,000 shs.
'..
In -late
advance
an
Wearly
fiscal
'
the
for
7
as
-
income
underwritten
headed
Proceeds
—
as
DEBENTURE
ible
A.
ter
an
New York City.
and
of
income
L.
in
share
Down—
21, 1961.
Shareholders have
W.
Kaiser
at
Nov.
company
1960.
425.
p.
of
Pa.,
and
30.
amounted
is
Outstanding
7-7
corporate
Muskegon, Mich, is engaged in the
p. 899.
r"";";v,7':"''.;7%'"
(C)—Class C rights to acquire 176,145 Lio '
shares and $5,871,500 Lamco
debentures in units at '
$104.40 per unit, on the basis of one unit for each ;15 .
shares
of
International held.
Each unit consists of
FINANCING
.
.
_——'_
sales
a
income
to
of
subscription privilege, subject to allotment.
subscription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST)
Dec. 6, 1961.
offering
sales
Iron
of International
shares
425.
$100,589,000
extended
The
PRESENT
Authorized 7
1,000,000 shs.
—
President
The
on
TO
f
conditional
&
Pittsburgh,
Sept.
Net
stock held of record Nov.
common
The
subordinated
—
EFFECT
^.7 7".;:.
192,
(A)—Class A rights to acquire 40,000 capital shares of
$10 per share on the basis of one Lio share for
share held; (B)—Class B rights to
.
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Sales and Net Down—
parative
$2.27
Corp.
GIVING
'A-
.■
par)—.——„____
mortgages
194, p.
The
called .for
International
••
.
each International
earn¬
8.
redemption on Jan. 15, 1962, all of
its outstanding
unexenanged 5%
cumulative preferred s.iares, series B
<10,343 sparest at $24 a share plus dividends.
Payment will be made
at
the
company's office, Honolulu.—V. 193, p. 1689.
Hoffman
:
($1
contracts
American Stock
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—To Redeem Preferred-—
The
stock
-
Lio at
Mattocks.:; Mr. '
the parties, taking into consideration the book value and
ings of the two bowling centers and other related factors.
Listing—7,.%'%
listed on the
was
'
SEC—
7,. '7% 77y
7».
Liberian Iron
ers
general
for
used
Evanston Ave.,
chemicals.—V.
,77v
Liberian
See
offered
his
as
issued
Common
The
minimum of
Nov. 13, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 10,000
$1) to be offered at $10, without underwriting.
American-Swedish
Liberian
•
be
525
of
Offering—
Swedish
for
,
Harvey's Stores,, Inc.—A. S. E.
-
the company issued
stock to be partners
common
of
on
(par
to
are
La-keway
manufacture
assets,
r.nd
shares
Proceeds
7
;
•
.
corporation
Iron
Mattocks
882.
p..
a
Chemicals, Inc.—Files With
Lake way
The
common
bowling
consideration
aggregate
S.
co-
Permit—
below.—V.
Inc.,
be
of additional
growth. The
company will receive $1,700 per acre plus 40% of the net proceeds upon
the sale of trees. The company estimates that its expenses in connec-7
tion with the establishment
and management of one acre under the
Series A Agreement will approximate $1,816, and under the Series B
Agreement $2,894. Net proceeds from the sale of the Agreements will be
added to general funds and used as working capital. The prospectus
states
that the tree plantations cannot be expecced "to produce'any
income until the- fourth Christmas season after establishment planting
under normal conditions. Each purchaser will have an interest only in
the plantation established on the real estate owned or leased by him,
and he will not have an Interest in the company and will not partici¬
pate in any profits derived from other plantations. The company in¬
tends to counsel prospective purchasers in locating available approved
sites for plantations, hut does not become a party to negotiations lead¬
ing to the procurement of real estate by such prospective purchasers.
In
addition to certain indebtedness,. the, company has outstanding
301,460 shares of common stock, of which William A. Skaife, president,
owns 23.5%
and management officials as a group 77.5%.
a
/
.-7
the. operation of the afore¬
assumed
company
among
See
there shall
Planting,
,
assumed the liabilities of such partnerships.
With • the exception
Ralph S. Roberts, Harry C. Polonitza and William H. Mattocks, the
cost to the partners
of the shares of the company's common stock,
based on their aggregate cash investment in the partnership, was $1.84
per share.
The cost to Harry C. Polonitza was $1.59 per share; to Ralph
2224.
p.
'
'
and
*
sole
and
194,
2,000 grow-
the number of trees, if any, marketed pursuant
Agreement. In addition to the $1,100 per acre which the company
receive for such
services,
u
win
also receive
40%
of the net
of
com-
appointed
Aug.
two
As
1
mortgage.
corporation
The 7
general partner.
one
partnerships, each of which had theretofore operated one of the bowl- ;
ing centers.
/';
-77: 7 '..■■■•
j. v. 77"'• "■•'■■••
7,777';'.'
purchase warrants.—V.
In May, 1959, this Bowl wa's
Eelleview Bowl limited part¬
The
lanes.
...
•
partnership, and
operation of the ;
centers with a, total of'96 lanes as a result
of a series of transactions, whereby the company acquired substantially
all of the assets and assumed all of the liabilities of the two limited
955.
p.
transfer
said
outstanding
Hamilton Electro Corp.—Appointment—
48
....'■/,
-
limted
a
commenced
company,
Littleton, Colo,
accommodate
$20,000.
was
On
ended
of
the
to
in
Ecwl,
September, 1960, the Dahlia Bowl, a "limited partnership, and one'
predecessors to the company, commenced1 operation of ' the 48-
Bowl
earnings
shares
$16,740
a
Bowl
Belleview
partnership
The general
partner was Roblynn of Denver, Inc., a Colorado corpoi-ation, 90% of
whose shares were owned by Ralph Si Roberts- and 10%
by William
H. Mattocks.
The cash investment made by the partners 'in the Dahlia
irrigation systems for golf courses, athletic fields, parks,
areas,
estates
and
homes.
The
company's
chemicals, sold to professional and industrial users, in¬
clude
insecticides, turf fungicides,- fertilizers, lawn seeds, and weed
killers.
Among the Irrigation systems which the company has assisted
in design and installation are those at Freedomland, U. S. A.;
Military
Academy, West Point, N. Y., and Western Electric Co., Holmdel, N. J.
30,
.
the
of
recreational
EARNINGS
predecessors
to
%
•
the
1958,
Belleview
,
lane Dahlia Bowl In Denver, Colo.
The Dahlia Bowl limited
consisted of two limited partners and one general partner..
agricultural
June
y
otherwise, the company is obligated to plant such number
trees as necessary to maintain the minimum guaranteed
by the partners in the partnership was $100,000.
general partnerv, and pr.ajaaoterv was Roblynn of Colorado, Inc., a Colorado corporation, of which Ralph iS. Roberts was the sole share- '
holder.
'
::
^
•*,
"
J
—
- k
;
underground
cemeteries,
'
of
upon the" sale of trees therefrom. Under the Series B Agreements, also relating to 1,000 acres, the company guarantees that for a
period of 11 years after the Establishment Planting there shall be a
minimum of 2,000 growing trees per acre and, as the number of such
trees
is
reduced below
the
minimum figure,, through marketing or
The
agricultural
of
components
iour usual functions
.
Offered—
cash investment made
financing will initially be added
Kenilworth,
under the company's City Side Plantatrees are- produced next to the
program,
the
will
Stock
Calif.
nership consisted of ten limited partners and
corporate funds and subsequently used for retirement of
expansion and modernization of existing facilities; acqui¬
machinery and equipment, and additional inventories; ex¬
of sales force and sales promotion, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
such
they will bq sold,, and the
Establishment
was incorporated in Delaware on July 7,
acquiring and operating two bowling centers,
Its executive offices are located at 10391 Magnolia
Colorado.
the
enlarged
loans;
sition
Under
Program.
trees per acre less
of
purpose
September,
24-lane
general
bank
in
of
one
the
Riverside,
Ave.,
oversubscribed.
from
for
1961,
warrant
one
by purchasers of the agreements
to
company
—
with
stock
common
The offering was
PROCEEDS—Net
to
—
said
ing
.
Chemical
various
The
the
sen
2224.
194, p.
engaged in the: production, management and market¬
types of evergreens to be used primarily as Christmas
Agreements provide for the • planting, management and
marketing of such trees by the company on real estate owned or. leased
of
$0.99
a Nov. 16, 1961 prospectus, Currier & CarlInc., San Diego, and Thomas Jay, Winston & Co.,
Inc., Beverly Hills, Calif.j offered publicly 150,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $3.50 per share. Net pro- "
ceeds, estimated at $422,000, will be used by the com1
pany for the repayment of debt and other corporate pur¬
poses including the acquisition of or opening of new bowling centers.
*
/
and
compared
1960. Net income for the first
For the same period of 1960 net
in 1960.—V.
/
The company is
.
2,390,000
Pursuant to
sales
as
Mr. Bampton is President.
proceeds
report lists earnings per common share, after preferred dividend
•requirements, of si.47 as compared to $1.55 on a lesser number of
shares for the like period
.
B
common
Tree Management
$1.01
1843.
p.
class
one
Blue Mound Road, Waukesha, Wis., filed
of 24480 W.
company
$26,027,000
share
common
of
43.1%, of the
transportation and retailing are combined into
one
operation. Under the Series A Agreements relating to 1,000 acres
ox
land, the company guarantees that for a period of four years after '
1960
•
ail
owns
or
growing,"" wholesaling,
*
Controls, Inc.—Net Dips—
&
1961
Lampoon
sell 20,000 shaves.
to
2,443,000
income
Earned
in
Sept. SO-1
sales
W.
190,000 shares,
owns
.
to sell all oi such stock. Three trusts hold 40,000
stock each for members of the tampton family; and
proposes
$27,717,000
Net
.77
:
proposes
common
B
trees.
tion
International Flavors & Fragrances Inc.—9 Mos.' Report
Nine Months' Ended
1961
Net
nine
he
addition,
market area-in which
The
Halco
""
1277.
p.
by
Service Agxeements, to be offered for public
sale at $1,100 and $1,700 per unit, respectively. Each unit relates to
one
acre of land owned or leased by purchasers of the Agreements.
7
"
$1,390,244.
was
Ore
supplied
registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
20 covering 1;000 units
A Tree.Management Service Agreements and 1,000 units of
Series
'
.
Liberian
be
to
are
of.Series
International African-Amerioart Corp.—Rights Offer-s.
7
See
James
stocx.
common
trust
This
a
~
ing to Stockholders—
P.
equity" in
lor
of $30,o40,29G for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
$30,384,696
:o
*
of 1403-07..E. 180th St., Bronx, N. Y„, is, engaged, inthe
distribution, arid sale of ..industrial gauges, thermometers
measuring devices.—V. 194, p. 1159. ' "•/ %""7
other
terms
''777 "7-77,7 7777'7.'< "7 7-V 7f;:7;:7':,:;7,;^'''7/77:7,';--7'7'77':i %v '',77'-M'i^rV%
Lake-States Conservation Corp.—Securities Registered
ing
-»
-
Hagan Chemicals
Pittsburgh,
eaeh
inventory, and
.
Interstate
The
be
B
In
and
shares of
.
be -used. for. debt repayment, 'tooling,
•
"
,
'
capital.
-
.
1960 period.
for
taxes
share
16 cents per
to
share for the
per
foreign
$21,504,000,
to
'
to
stock
ft' •fReg.. A'%; covering 95,250
at $3, through R. F. Dowd
.
,
1961 filed
offered
9,
10ci
com¬
engaged primarily In
paints, acrylic protective
shares.
by these companies ore not included in B. F. Good¬
cents
and
Nov.
on
(par
underwriting
and
of
is
company
class
of
-
/
Commission—
price
shares
the holders thereof through
Union Securities Co.
The
Dillon,
Eastman
by
statement
registration
a
outstanding
the manufacture and sale of
aerosol spray
coatings for aerosol applica- %
tion, and other products, under the Krylon brand name. The company
also loads products in aerosol containers of various sizes for others.
It
has outstanding 440,400
shares of common stock and 151,200 shares
Industrial
and
consolidated
net
income.
Such
equity
increases
amounted
to
$1,500,000 for the first nine months of 1S61 and $1,350,000 for the first
of
>;
headed
offering
filed
Pa.,
covering 250,000
15
amendment.
Instrument Go.,* Inc.—Files%With
&
Exchange
Y.
N.
Proceeds are
rich
months
shares
purchase,
7
received
Increases in B. P. Goodrich
and
Inc:,
working
$8,004,-
to
•
corporation
Co.,
.
compared -with
cepts,
associate company
and
Goodrich consolidated net income.
revenue
public
Nov.
offered for public sale by
to be
underwriters
Norristown,
of
company,
SEC on
the
stock,
mon
The
^
common
third
income
Unconsolidated
were
This
with
<
-
Securities
in¬
by B. F. Goodrich during each nine-month period are included in B.
nine
180,072
Industrial -Gauge
quarter of 1961 amounted to $189,334,014,
$183,781,369 for the third quarter of 1960, an increase
for the
cents
.
281,363
743.
p.
;
V"7.
860, compared with $5,944,654 for the third quarter of I960,, an Increase
of'34.7%.
66
■
Krylon, Inc.—Common Registered—...
.
1
.
Clayton
Securities
Corp. 146,308
WbodCock, Moyer, Fricke
& French, Inc;—______
90,036
Wyilie & Thornhill, Inc.
90,036
Inc. 281,363
&
"
$180,072
Privately—
that this company had sold
privately through Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City,
$5,000,000 of 5*4% promissory notes due 1986.—V. 194,
$2.68 a common share for the
"• :•*' '"7
7%*%777;777
and its subsidiaries acquired Jan. 4,
the
with
compared
of 3'f
Co.,
Podesta
Co.,:
,__
Nov. 22, 1961, it was reported
compared with $24,121,747 for
decrease of 4.3 %.
Net.income a com-*
net income
clude Rayco Mfg. Co.
in
for the
with 7.2%
'
I960..
and
Government
'•v'''"7r.. 7%777<7\?
7V
compared, with
$2.52,
was
net
Net
&
Inc.
360,144
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc.^Notes Sold
$559,690,6207
$23,077,760,
of 1960, a
months
comparable period of
The
Federal
"/
to
amounted
nine
share
mon
the
to
sales, compared
of total net
7,7
income
the first
sales
indirect
and
6.5%
Net
Brooks
Charles A. Taggart &
$641,506
_
Hill, Darlington & GrimM
—V. 194, p. 1720.
$587,602,200 for the same period of 1960, a decrease of
4.8%, J. W. Keener, President of the B. P. Goodrich Company, reported
following a meeting of the board of directors Oct. 17.
7
V
were
Beane
__
Co.
compared with
in i960..
W.
&
Co.
Goodrich Co.—Sales and Net Decrease—
(B. F.)
Net sales
Direct
&
Cruttenden,
the American Stock
on
Amount
Amount
<7
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
.
,
of
are
the
usually
Nimba
from Nimba at
an
Project,
which
is now being
annual rate of at least 6,000,000
and
and
Lower
Buchanan;
harbor of 42
foot depth
•
.
-
-
•
tons include mining,
handling facilities at the Nimba mine site;
standard-gauge,- single-track railroad -between the Nimba
crushing
;
(sufficient
165-mile.
mine area
a
to
^
accom-
-
Lower Buchanan;
area capable of
of ore, a loading dock, and equipment for
profit for the period was equal to36 cents per share on the 1,536.5*79 v handling
at a maximum rate of -approximately 6,000
shares of common stock outstanding Sept.-30, 1961. In the same nwptons an'hour; and auxiliary facilities such as power generation
and
ber of shares, net profit for the same period ir. i960 was equal to $1.01
transmission facilities and repair -shops, and housing, schools, churches,
per share.—V. 194, p. 425.
%
hospitals, commissaries,
communication facilities,
water supply
and
,>
After
provision
for
was
dividends
on
the
4.8%
first
preferred
stock, net
a
modate ships of up to 45,000 tons cargo capacity) at
extensive harbor facilities,
including an ore storage
stockpiling
1,300,000 tons
and loading ore
.
i
.
Volume
194
Number 6111
treatment plants,
technical, supervisory
sewage
the
also
agreed
to
airports
and
construct
and
accommodate general commerce.
Lamco is entitled to receive
75%
ture
Bethlehem
and
Feb.
dated
sund
3,
25%.
of
is1 one
share
of
experience
in
from
third
Lamco
Venture
the
to
production of the Joint Ven¬
to
and
Sales
a
Trafik
will
act
Agency
AB
.PROCEEDS—Net
Grangesberg-Oxelosales
See
cost
the right
management
Sweaish
delegate
as
the
Nimba
The
a
to
sell
to
ore
Bethlehem
to
buy 500,000 tons,
pursuant
to
sucn
-
primary
-
and
options.
:v
.
of
v
:
requirements
of
Lamco
in
ana
order
to
•
bring
-
.V
;
zation
the Nimba-
additional
an
$74,104,000,
and
has
profits after the commencement
realized
be
may
profits
not
gross
from
budgeted
$10,590,000
of operations
short-term
be
realized.
additional funds
may
advance
all
Nimba
and
—V.
The
Sweaish
to
its
from
the
Syndicate
has
to
the
manager or itself spent
total cash requirements.
to'
The
Swedish
Syndicate
Lio's
is
„
will
debt;
Phoenix,
i: K/;
^--A,
''
EFFECT- TO
.'r'*
V
liO
,:K; V" '.V A'
A
A
Ariz.,
sale
of'
were' $12,998,606
Net
income
and
34
of
The
in
Ind.
during
~:'y'
be
and
First
lien
53A%
collateral
trust
bonds
•
series A notes
6%
series C
1967
due
notes,
Subordinated
debs,
due
(authorized
1985
Class
A
stock
(par
$1)
(1,000,000
authorized
and
Class
B. stock
(par
$1)
(1,000,000
authorized
and
Capital in
194,
1278.
A
contracts
due
to
of'cers
&
Corp.
General
.
Nov.
and
J.
B.
that
14
the
its
stock
(par $1
named
has
12,855,662
-
severally, the respective number
issued)_-_ "
issued)__
purchase,
and
1,000,000
therein
cents
of
marger
for
set
forth.
net
nine
of
the
Inc.,
30,
montns
of
totaled
became
Nov.
Co._:
•'
Co.,
&
Weill
Freehling,
—v.
1961.
Inc.___£ 2,500
statement
with
subordinated
series A)
sale
in
and
&
Co.
of
efforts,
60%
or
fee
is
financial
as
writer
and
6,250
the
exercisable at $1
is
company
by
unit
per
of
30
$3
to
to
the
in
A
6,250
shares
to
each
the
Kohler
(1)
-
Mansfield
to
under¬
at
cent
1
The
A
color
separations
plates.
It
printing
-
The
R.
,
and
the
lithography
the
and
company
of
worth
Dobar
for
the
and lithography.
As
position of the company
of
$28,768,
the
current
purpose
Sept.
at
of
•
and
$256,561.
It suffered
$2,814, part of which loss
in
said
securing
1961;
the
subsidiaries
being
losses
is
30,
its
assets
liabilities
and
to
orders
in
and
and
I960
attributable
corportae
able,
for
purposes,
large
In
subsidiary
a
four-color
addition
to
•
215,000
common
chairman
own
shares
each.
and
received
for
and
1961
series
each
of
shares
The
the
to
cents
13
two
Seidners.
share
per
above
for
of
g
21.5
for
'
quarter
to
third
of
$143,444,000
~
delivered
billion
cubic
above
the--1961
.
4.7
feet
the
gas.-Electric
6%
/,
gas
1960
revenue
period.
-
share
struction
of
in
interest
The
,
charged
the
like
ended
Sept.
period
kilowatt'
in
the
8%
hours
in
of
12 .months
period
to
general
30
1960.
from
the
Net
income
of
9%
for
gas
revenue
electric
to, construction
during the
construe,.
*
year.
has *'•
because
average
.-V. 194,.p. 744.
as
Nine
e
,r
if.
622
effect-of
net
offset
at
Sold
listed
was
Neenah.
of
a
is
group
the
the
''
increase
$44,349,000
577,500
868,300
$0.23
,
''
$0.37
;
'
•
A
Corp.—Appointment—
New
Co.,
Ended
York
stock
City,
the
of
-
has
been
appointed transfer
corporation.—V. 194, p. 2227.
Months'
Sept.
Report—
30—
1961
1960
$1,113,156
$645,984
45,429
per
23,560
^*4—$0.04
share——
common
2019.
p.
$0.02
A '
corporation
shares
'
V
Corp.—Files With
13,
1961
cent)
to
Nov.
on
(par
•:>
one
filed
SEC—
"Reg.
a
offered
be
A" covering 100,000
$1.10, through Eirst
at
NAY.
Corp.,
.
services
and
exploits
....
inventions
'
Metropolitan
•
fields
in
other
'
■
than
a
.
sales
Water
the SEC
St.,
and
earnings
for
statement,
marketing
the
the
av.
New
13.73%.
own
194,
Months
of
Bank.
the
of
1844.
p.
Eliot
Fitch
G.
a
share
of
The record
board
is
'A
radio
Co.—Nine
&
will
Sept.
chairman
>
share___i
common
A: '
849.
p.
—
/
;
....
'
,
Grow
will
Nov,
(
corporation
their
29,
the
v.
stock
tendered
194,
has
After
the
the
T
the
p.
•
•
of
6%
;\
the
close
terest
of
15,
reported
of
stock
of
the:
offer
,
the
Grow,
of
that
acquisition,,
company.
it
of
is
estimated
approximately
approximately
PRESENT
25%
FINANCING
Authorized
1
Outstanding
deben¬
$500,000
1,
Mar.
$226,000
1970,
139,294.60
—___:—
purchase warrants
per share
10c)
severally
the
20,000
of
names
respective
agreed to purchase
on
the
terms, and
stockholders^
agreement,-are
underwriting
as
767,559 shs.
is¬
$3.00
and
,
65,000
1,500,000 shs.
stock
offered
1,500.000
05,000
notes—
(par
at
139,294.60
1,500,000
—
bank
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
principal
2,500
underwriters
of
the
shares which each
from the company and the selling
subject
to
the
conditions of the
of
amount
such
follows:
From the
Lee
L.
&
Blauner
Cinder
Richard
date
to
•-■;
Co.,
&
Inc._
Bruce
&.
&
Co.,
'
1,800
25,900
-Inc.*_-__-_-———
2,100
937
937
14,063
750
11,250
•—
9,375
L.. Salomon-- & Uo.u__v—
625
.
625
9,375
Inc._ A___
Riecke
&
Co.,
Albert "Teller
&
eo,iAA^-:.-u-^---
1278. ~
*
H.. A.
-V. T94,
.
3,291
34,200.
Inc.____—
-Co.———••—-—
Co
,F.
3,335
56,709
:—
14,063
Hoffman,
&
Janov">& i
Treves
-
Stockholder
65,665
Inc
Co.,
D.
From tne
Company
of" McGrory.
...
organized
of
the
comprised
TO
.EFFECT
stock
Common
in excess - of- 85 % -of
AUto Stores, Inc.,
has,
purchase-
'
and
note
instalment
Common
that
Economy
be
1970
due
$1,266—
bank
5 Vi %
pur¬
business
on
of
of
will
solvents and
components.
and
GIVING
note,
Carroll
to
acquisition
the
to
company
who
Grow,
completion
the
consultant
subordinated
Preiss,
expiration
of
E.
Robert
upon
and
monthly instalments including in¬
5 Va %
and
others.
that,
chemicals
equipment
Dec.
mortgage
in
-
Lutz
acceptance-
mi..:.:
the
in
components.
'
shares
Stores,1 Inc;;
the
of
convertible
tures,'due
date
electronic
'
7%
,'
that
incorporated
in the blending and. sale of thinners
primarily to the automobile industry
petroleum products aird. chemicals to the
of
and
CAPITALIZATION
M.
AutO:
Economy
been* extended
James
/shares
in
of
was
engaged
completion
sales
thinners,
other
director
a
communication
.
announced
16
-
-
President
outstanding
Nov.
on
stockholders
1961.
McCrory
been
to
is
agreed
has
become
Milton
offer
Y.,
and lacquers
paints
dry cleaning industry
he
McCrory Corp.—Exchange Offer Extended—
its
N.
the
agreement, dated June 27, -1961, the com¬
the outstanding stock of Grow Solvent Co., Inc;,
corporation, for cash and shares of the company's
distribution
in, the
corporation,
1961
iggg
$45,802,498 $41,594,869
2,630,706
$1.28
$1.15
- -
its
of
all
Mich.,
with
use
and
Months' Report—
30—
sale
and
in
coils and
purchase
a
stock.
common,
for
to
acquire
Detroit,
a
has
Ended
frequency
Pursuant
pany
1950,
subsidiary,
•
•
20,
Plainview,
of
company
June
owned
suable
'•
...
.
-
the
is engaged directly and through, a
manufacture, assembly and- sale of
communications equipment, transformers, filters, relays, disc capacitors,
taxes_i.A.__'i_Lf___"_'_____J.A_-____—3,089,070
per
194,
York.on
wholly
75%
9/10ths
of
rate
shares
from
stockholders/ Proceeds
BUSINESS—The
released
Operations
Milwaukee, Wis., filed a
covering 45,000 shares
sales—.
—V.
certain
250,000 shares will be used by the company to purchase
Grow Solvent Co., Inc., and for working capital.
capital shares of The National Manufac¬
Wis.,
&
President Herbert
NOV. 20
on
Common
—
a
Nov. 21, 1961 prospectus,
Co., Inc.; Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc.,
New York City and associates publicly offered 265,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $6 per share. Of
the total, 250,000 were sold for the company and 15,000
L.
fof
its 'year-end
expanding
Lee
Corp.
Offered—Pursuant to
M.
the Ameri-.-*
on
Telecommunications
Stock
bank
a
Factor
after
chase
9c
con¬
•
$26,149,000
share-
electronics.
-
_
Mansfield
record
In
p.
•
-*
9,400
60.0
outstanding.
,'A<* V"
•
Lundy Electronics & Systems, Inc.—Common Offered
—Public offering
of 190,000 common shares of this
MeCulloch
Securities
Oil
Management
Registered-—
-
•.
,
made
stocky It is proposed to offer such shares in-exchange for
Net
of
increasing
income.
shares
be
J
that
North
50,000 outstanding,
Net
of
major
1960
are
to be
used for debt repayment, equipment, inventory,
promotion and working capital.
„.A
;...:
Metrodynamics, of 8 Westover Ave., Caldwell, N. J., is engaged in
the research, design and manufacture of specialized
proprietary elec¬
tronic
instruments
and
devices.
It
also
furnisnes
engineering and
picture cameras exported to the U.
and
Ward Industries, Inc., Chicago, distributor of
with
;
-were
A reduction in the amount
-number- of.• common
A
decrease
less
V
1961
advertising,
of Japanese
subsidiary earnings amounting
which could not be consolidated due to currency
of
■
Max
15%
1961,
be
and
Proceeds
its
plus
17%
up
sell
to
are
shares,
Report—
taxes__^
192,
that
1961;
and
was
30,
of
share,
per
will
Payment
all
1961,
$25
at
Corp.—Files Exchange Plan—
company
Earned
and
ending Sept. 30,
higher and
y
10%
energy
to
propose
each
33,bU0
30—
1
•
•.
common
Philadelphia
holding company under the Bank Holding
Company Act of 1956.
-It is presently the principal stockholder of six
banks
located in the Milwaukee metropolitan
area
and one bank in
Green Bay.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has out¬
standing 552,055 shares of common stock, of which management offi¬
showed
1961
and
shares
owns
1,400
exclusive
share,
per
Bank
The
■
$20,101 000 in
electric
gross.incqme and thus decreasing
improvement from -operations also
the-
of
The
charged
cents,
common
cials
'
from
144,000- in
—V.
-
1961.
company for each of the capital
Is to be supplied by amendment.
•
work-was required
deductions
-of
interest
Earned
1.700
•*+*--,
1,
Dec.
on
stock
share.
per
reported
firm
corporation
turers
'
,
Steady—
shareowners
$21,270,000 in 1961
12-month
was
aft;er
1,700>
_____!
Inc.-
Lee,
'
Earnings per share for the 12 months ended Sept.
$2.18, unchanged from the like 1960 period,, despite a
a
'1
for
to
report
months
The
all
38 Tents
.
billion
of
12
20
of
financing,
to
"MI."
30,
Fairbanks
president.—V.
1961
redemption
preferred
announced
June
registration statement
re¬
a
'
Net
period increased
increases
for
to
'
■ •,
Co.—Year's
$157,351,000 for the
1960.
LILCO
this
increased
be
cents
"
A/;
revenue
the
will
After
78
'
.
Months'
Sept.
Inc.—Six
Months
Net
Co-.__ li70O
>
consolidated - sales
of
$12,923,391
for
the
year.
Major
during the period included purchase of 100% of the stock
Works, Ltd., Tokyo,- producer of approximately 60% of
Marine
a
has
pursuant
Lighting
company's
revenues
issued
were
'
-
Island
&
restrictions. Por-share earnings were based on total consolidated earn¬
ings of $444,639 with 571,980 shares outstanding as of June 30, 1961.—
V. 194, p. 1721.
.
;
,
in
^
Long-
a
company
who
sales—
Japanese 8mm." motion
to
pay¬
of
the
for
Six
the
accounts
($250,000)
fit¬
from
company
957.
Trust
Net
Cine
were
exchange for the then outstanding
interests
in
the
subsidiaries;
and
they
also
B
warrants, of which 22,500 were issued to
their
13,750
share.
V
treasurer,
215,000
book "alue
present
and
Such
the
of
symbol
the
acquisition of
outstanding
(as
of
Sept. 1,
1961), of which'
president, own 45%,
and George
and Simon Seidner, vice-president,
stock
August
in
50,000
Tockar
per
and
secretary
27.5%
capitalization
2,000
promotional merchandise and creator of retail advertising programs.
Consolidated earnings per share for Mansfield as of June 30,
1961,
$21,363
into
company
price
.
indebtedness,
Eli
Seidner,
purchase
each
20,000
Chairman,
100,800 shares.
Metrodynamics
Exchange notified
Industries
in
Atlas
all
net
work
the
on
press.
certain
shares .of
Tockar, board
and
moving expenses of the
Dobar, for reduction
presently occupied by
and as down payment
space
new
by
Co.__
MansfieldTndustries, Inc., Chicago-based manu¬
Stock
ended
September-,
of
current
of
shares
additional
an
Board
owns
common
p.
Metcom
Industries, Isc.—ASE Listing—
ticker
acquisitions
for
a
the
year
resulted,
consolidated'
showed
$176,579
1959
for
and
and
its
general funds and be availably
to
184,800
own
and
Seiden,
Ehded
'.'"J'
Met Food
agent
Co.—To Redeem Preferred-r-
cents
the
to
lawn
"Everain,"
stock, of which management officials own b3.!3% in
Seiden,
President,
and
Samuel
Warshauer*
each;
".
2,000
Leopold that the corporation is authorized to trade its common stock
fiscal
be
to moving
stoppage incidental thereto.
In the first six months of 1961
it lost $29,263 and earned $20 124
the
following
three months.
The
$232,700
estimated
net
proceeds
from
this financing will
be added to working capital and used for
incurred
costs
&
,Co.-n
&
photographic equipment,
Exchange Nov. 16. ' ;
-
Mansfield
the*
plate making
financial
Mason
amateur
American
under
manufacture
all
owns
of
Stock
can
,
of
Smith
Lynchburg, Va.
stock of
common
facturer
(3)
50,000 3-yearstockholders of the
com¬
.
added
be
of
accessories
"Melnor,"
_____
per
194,
Bankers
Calvin
includes
sold
and
and
$5,000
to
share),- and
principal
.'-A
-
the
also
warrants
Hayutin
per
share.
engaged
and
A
commission
will
proceeds
sale
and
hose
names
_;
consulting
Share.
&
$5,000
statement
44
office,
garden
the
Nov.
business, specializing: "
of
lithographic (offset).,
outstanding
stock
of
Dobar
Lithographers, Ine., which specializes in offset
color-photography of
.multi-color brochures,- booklets,
advertising pamphlets, etc., • and of
Richard Stevens, Inc., which acts as sales
agent and broker on behalf
in
Earned
>
Privately—
21, 1981 it was reported that $400,000 of this firm's
subordinated notes due 1966 had been sold privately
through Mesirow & Co., Chicago—V. 193, p. 1228.
unit
per
share).
per
and
company's
called
present holders
offer 7,500 shares
shares). The public
Norman
Months
The
cumulative
of
manufacture
of
income
—V.
to
feuCOAaiui^-^... 1,700
Management Assistance, Inc.—Notes
warrant)
$6
Bond
selling
cents
4 lA %
dividends
to
Warshauer,
Net
•
,
for
one
at
the
warrants,
public
offered
(with
made
Hayutin
series
at
be
convertible
3-year
be
Continental
underwriter
each
per
will
The
12,500
warrants
warrant
(exercisable
series B
warrants
issued
The
cents
rate
Marvin
to
of
accrued
the
and
under
sales_
; •
has
company
outstanding
registration
a
$247,500
attached
stock,
basis
consultant.
per
pany,
90
filed
debenture
offering
the
to
12,500 shares
issued to
Hayutin and Kohler, (2)
(with
The
r
York,
covering
$4.50
none
a
payable
17
common
The
snare.
New
1971
one
of
Corp., which will receive
$16,500 for expenses, (at
Kohler
due
consisting
common
finder's
Nov.
on
debentures
55,000 shares
units
best
a
SEC
St.,
stock
Melpar Inc.—Nine
2,000
1056.
the company
the
will
capital and other general corporate purposes.
indebtedness*, the company has outstanding 641,200
Samuel
common
Hudson
333
the
7%
and
one
on
of
by
Diamond, Steckier & Co._w. 1,400
Pol^oina
Meyerhoff
p.
in
engaged
Vice-Fresident,
Net
severally
sell
Gerstley.;'Sunstein
Newburger &
Co
2,000
194,
public sale by
working
shares
by
Nine
.
.
Litho-Tone, Inc.—Units Registered—
company
Abraham
Boyce_^_^rr^,,2.-50pRosentha,l
Lynchburg Foundry
This
30,000
them,*
forth below opposite their
Zuckerman,
.«
Berlind,
for
.Units
3,500
______
;
The'
6,
have
to
-Robert Garrett & Sons_____
3,500
&
Bros.
Carter,
tb
stock
common
on
Stein
sub¬
its
&
offered
Registered—
outstanding stock,
shares, the company
equipment
common
Executive
1,150,000 shs,
below
agreed
set
or
a
registration - statement
shares of common stock,
160,000
"Wavemaster.". Net
aggregate.
Ruth
1,625,000
Units
Co.,!j Inc.——-A. 3?500
&
McDonnell
corporation-
amounted
$36,593,340.
effective
Walston
reported
and
1961,
shares
1,396,455
Hathaway
-
income
Sept.
units
of
16,900
i.
Co
&
addition
the
'
"
Stearns
Hallgarten
Instruments,
ended
upon
tne
and
1509.
p.
combined
Hathaway
months
based
Sales
Lionel
194,
and
nine
s..are,
per
outstanding.
—V.
forma
pro
for, the
Bear,
corporation,
company
be
to
are
principally
and
additional
In
is
additional
of
for
respective names. The underwriting agreement provides that the several
obligations of the underwriters are subject to certain conditions as
1,000,000
4,500,000*
the
sale
205,812
3,000,000 shs.
underwriters
to
N. .J.y- filed-
.
covering
being-
60,000
marketed
"Superain"
the Phoenix
...
$1,625,000
the
Subs.)—Earnings—
of
'71
-UNDERWRITERS—The
AV'".'
President
15,
agreed
5,700,oo0
■
Medaris,
subsidiaries
sidiaries
42
(&
proceeds'
5,413,186
•„
____
officials
management
2122.
Inc.—Common
15
shares
sprinkling
tings,
$3,967,119
______
individ.
related
sub. debs., due Nov.
conv,
Common
"
also
are
Outstanding
■__
payable__—
one)
192, p.
Moonachie,
Nov.
the
company
garden
FINANCING
Authorized
of
on
shares,,
Of
shares of
PRESENT
TO
-AA
Burnham & Co
Lionel
EFFECT
38,000,000
of par value of stock issued..
excess
p.
and
6%%
•
52,112,000
$38,000,000)
obligations -(non-interest-bearing)__^
—V.
A
208,450,000
Capital
GIVING
•
Notes
$30,000,000
$5,700,000)
(authorized
the
and
V.
apartments in
(4)
to its employees (the underwriters to
acquire unsold
offering will be made through underwriters headed by Francis I. duPont
& Co.;
and the public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
greater Los Angeles area
operations to include construction
payable
Notes
notes:
.100,000
sold
.-■A,-'Construction loans
•
(authorized $3J,00o,00U;
63A7o
series B bonds, due 1980
(authorized
;
Deutsche mark).
1
in
Tucson
Industries,
SEC
thereof.
the
garden
title,
company
(except
of the Agent.—V.
cpmpaqy,
the
and
areas.
;
"
secured
rA
.
entering
is
CAPITALIZATION
17,102,993
and
engaged
in
including
revenues,
/'.A"
considering
and
Tucson
is
the
of which 60,000
$1,635,194
outstanding
LAMCO
Total
expanding its
sale of low-priced, co-operative,
and
"
••
1962,
Ariz.,
communities
examining
oil
has outstanding 11 shares of common-stock all owned
MeCulloch, president. He is also president and owns
the outstanding stock of the Agent. All
management offi-'
Melnor
This
properties, for the year ended June 30,
compared with $10,441,397 for the prior year.
including such proceeds, was 52 cents in 1961;
I960.'
is
company
TUczon,
follows:
P.
of
cials-of
-A.V'.
A '
•
Wet pro-
area.
of—the-participations--will-be--used- as
prospects,
(2) acquiring prospective
gas
company
stockholders
stock.
common
'A'
■
and
(3)
Robert
30.67%
30,
investment
share,
per
cents
of
residential
Kokomo,
and
the
Outstandng
3,549,074 shares to
by
The
1961,
PRESENT FINANCING
promts, notes, due Dec. 31, 1971 (authorized $3,000,000)
Capital stock (no par) (authorized 4,000,000 shares): •—
■
sale
the company
the Program
behalf of
payable;
notes
of
shares
A'a .AAA
:
corporation,
from
,
GIVING
663,300
prop¬
has advised
on
.
The
v-,
net income was
outstanding capitali¬
6%
explore
or abandoning exploratory wells, (6) preserving or
maintaining property interests during the period prior to the completion
an
exploratory well thereon, including paying delay rentals, and (7)
administering the property interests during said period.
"■
v 'A
and
of
to
of
share.
BUSINESS—The
planned * development'
'
CAPITALIZATION
$400,000
June
Agent
completing, equipping
tabs
and power
utilizing
;
a
.
ended
year
$4,335,728
financing,
of
consist
the
For
v
Operating
Louisiana, Texas and the Rocky Mountain
the
oil
properties,
*
programmers
•••--.
—
were
current
sundry
and
1278.
'A'AaA'.'- ■
p.
common
approximately
controlling
.
-
.
of
tape
'
General
as
(1>
and gas
making geological and geophysical
surveys and dry-hole and bottom-hole contributions, (5) drilling,
testing,'
screening
*'
$54,000,000 of5
/a
stockholder. The Swedish
Syndicate consists of six Swedish companies, indluding Grangesberg
with a> 13/28ths interest; Atlas Copco AB and AB Nordstroms
Linbanor,
together having
a
V/28ths
interest,
and
Skanska
Cement
AB', • AB■
Ifoverken
and
Svenska
Entreprenad AB Sentab, together having a
6/28ths interest. ' '
A
* <
"
"
<
"
such estimated
—ceeds- from
Corp.— Units Offered — Burnham & Co., New
City, offered publicly on Nov. 21, 50,000 units of.
this firm s securities at $45 per unit. Each unit consists
of a $25 principal amount 6Vz % convertible debenture, A
four common shares and a
warrant to purchase
one
Lamco
might require to complete the
Project alter all such funds, and an additional $1,910,000 from
profits, have been invested.
On Sept.
30, 1961, Lamco had ad¬
vanced
to California,
York
such
agreed
•
engaged
of
erties acquired under the
Program. The Agent
that it presently intends to confine
its efforts
variety
a
be
will
the company for oil and gas,
using funds supplied by the
pursuant to said agreements. The Agent will receive, as'
compensation for its services, a one-tnu-a "carried interest" in all
Lusk
-
gross -
extent
company
completion
company
of
194,
'
.
trim
motors
horsepower
and
A
flaps,
wing
as
designs and produces
behalf
on
with
the extent such profits
to
borrowings
the
$137,792
a productive capacity of 6,000,000 tons are estimated
to* be
$152,152,000. *, Of this amount;,- Lamco has, already ob-£
$67,458,000, has commitments under credit agreements covering',
approximately
circuitry.'
the
such
fractional
intervolometers
AND. CAPITALIZATION
Upon
of
vehicles
company (also
from
ranging
sales of
net
airborhe
The
electronic
EARNINGS
1961,
-
of
complex
$181,319.
Project to
tained
to'
state
•
operate
':'aAV"V-'
components
solid
Grangesberg,
develop
surfaces
alighting gear.
units
(the
to
to enter into joint venture agreements with
participations, under which McCullough Oil Corp.
California
participants
at
-a
agreement
cash
added
of 3,150,000 and" a minimum
of
and is -negotiating further long-term
year,
of the Swedish Syndicate, agrees
Project for the Joint Venture.
total
will initially be
financing
funds,' and
BUSINESS—The
"M ir.agement Agreement") dated as
28, 1960 has been entered into by Lamco, Bethlehem and the
Syndicate.
Under
the management
agreement,
of .April
general
of
maximum
a
1962
sale
The company proposes
the purchasers of the
subsequently used for research
product development; to augment the existing sales program;-for
publication of technical literature; and advertising of the company's
products. The balance of the proceeds will be used for working capital.
selling and shipping of iron ore.
into, on behalf of Lamco, long-term
"Marketing by Lamco."
A
;
proceeds from the
company's
7
McCullough Oil Exploration Program, to be offered for
at
$10,000 per participation. The offering will be made
through management officials and employees of the
company.
and
options varying with total production of the Joint Venture. At a total
production of 6,000,000 tons, Lamco has the right to sell 1,000,000 tons,
and Bethlehem
the
to
agent
by the Joint Venture. Grangesberg
business enterprises of Sweden, with over
options
the
public
.
Agreement
exclusive
as
in
firm's stock at $4 per share, was made Nov. 20 by an
underwriting group managed by Michael G. Kletz & Co.
Inc., New York City. The offering marked the initial
public sale of the company's common shares.
has
harbor
mining,
entered
ore
has
year
at
accommodate
the
in
(2335)
company,' of Glen Head, Long Island, N. Y., devel¬
ops
and
manufactures
electronic^ electro-niecnanical
ahdAhydraulic
"systems Tor aircraft, missiles and space vehicles. The company's prod¬
cos»
and, ir
uct-Tines
include
cnaff
dispenser., systems
utilized
in
electronic
of production, Bethlehem has options to
countermeasures
buy ore
as
a
passive
defense
weapon,
and
both
electro¬
plus $1 per ton, the quantities covered
mechanical and hydraulic actuator systems which are used to control
by such-
iron
Lamco
the
after
of
tons
contracts.-
to
Joint
mined
the
Grangesberg has already
sales contracts
covering
2,350,000
of
Lamco
ore
the most important
years
roads
The
facilities
-
Grangesberg
the
service
port
Pursuant
between
("Grangesberg"),
for Lamco's
50
1959
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
forces.
working
commercial
.
.
This company of 1270 Hartford
Bldg.^
tion Statement with the SEC on Nov. 20
Co.
;/
of
California,
Inc.—
•'
Dallas, Texas, filed a registra¬
covering $4,000,003 of-interests
Middle
South
Consolidated
.
Oct.
of
23
1961.
by
net
Utilities, Inc.
income
of
the company and its
for the nine
Earnings
(& Subs.)-^Net Up—
$19,618,000,
up
3.6%,
was
.
_
reported
subsidiaries for the first nine mon.ha
months were equal to $1.17 on each
8
the
of
(2336)
outstanding,
shares
16,750,000
This
$25 867,000.
Third
a
equal to $1.54 a share
was
share over
a
income
reached
compared with $1.45
as
Per
V.
194, p.
1961
cents
are
tne
of
end
7,006,403
in
$16,312,254
States
Middle
Co.
Telephone
or
V. "194,
Illinois—Preferred
of
equal
$18,358,826
at
The
5%
20,000
preferred
shares
series
life
B, preferred stock of the company on a share for
First National
Bank of
Chicago, 38 South Dearborn St., Chicago, is the
exchange agent. Any shares so reserved not required
for the exchange will be purchased and offered for sale
at
$20
by
share
per
underwriters.
the
series
will
B,
from
Proceeds
the
stock
will
sale
be
used
to
per
—Nov.
BUSINESS—The company
,
of
Illinois.
is
It
incoroporated Dec. 30,
was
subsidiary
a
Central
of
repay
Co.,
of
all
of
the
cumulative
company's 6%
preferred
nine
B,
the shares of the company's outstanding common stock
by Central Telephone Co. will represent 60.2%
of the voting
in the company, central Telepnone Co. also owns and operates
telephone properties in Nevada, Minnesota, Iowa and North Carolina
America,
A"
$2,
at
Incij Proceeds
the
of
Central
Telephone
Delaware
corpora
of
states
its
incorporation.
Co.
lion,
which,
majority
A
owned
is
addition,
in
the
of
Western
by
business.—V.
Third
192,
St.,
Phoenix,
'"1
2223.
p.
Is
Chemical
Co.—Private
&
also
company
has
the
right
to
notes
utility
and
owns
operates
Ended
:
properties
properties
in
Nebraska
Colorado,
in
and
and
owns
Dakota
South
majority
a
and
the
of
—
electric
utility
stock of
common
one
of
ance
the
of
First
preferred
new
6%
(2)
and
retirement
the
of
the
30—
mortgage
bonds:
Authorized
per
3y4%
due
Nov.
1,
1975____
Unlimited
3Va%
Que
Nov.
1,
1975
Unlimited
common
Mos.'
Unlimited
2,057,000
Series
F
3ViVc
due
May
1, \1975_
Series
G
3%%
due
July
1,
1977
Unlimited
Series
H
3%%
due
Jan.
1,
1980
Unlimited
Series
I
4V2%„ due
Oct.
Series
J
4%%
Series
K
*\ Series
due
May
1,
1,
%
due
May
5 Vb%
L
due
May
1,
Seriej} M' 5V4%
5%
.7
series
series
1966
7/
300,000
-
(par $20)__
1960
181,627
$0.58
1,000,000 shs.
of
names
the
several
exchange,
agreed
to
purchase, subject to
underwriting agreement,
Witter
Paine,
&
Webber,
Co
are
the
which
conditions
forth
set
Co.
Blunt
—V.
Bell
Julien
10.0
Moseley & Co.___
C. Allyn & Co
&
First
7.5
Co
Ellis
194,
&
Farrell,
Collins
Simmons
—•-._.
company
tax
Sales
for
1960
McCormick
Illinois
nine
provision
the
Co.
&
Inc
.L
due
1,
"
National
Co
In
3.0
its
ported
Proceeds
first
the
sale
will
be
added
to
BUSINESS—The
Oet.
and
30,
1952,
engaged
company
is
having its office
in
the
sales
Wisconsin
a
at
finance
5806
and
West
loan
company's principal business is the purchase
contracts arising from the instalment sales
of
conditional
conditional
sales
approximately
months.
The
sales
contracts.
contracts
$220
and
obligors
at
the
on
The
the
average
time
terms
of
of
of
the
many of these
obligors
are
forceable,
technically
this
fact
minors,
lias
not
The
was
whose
been
do
are
due
sales
of
and
not
exceed
of
many
not
lender
a
from
range
minimum
rate
a
of
is
approximately 14%
of
on
on
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
18
TO
participating
tures, due Aug.
Subordinated
notes
(subordinated
subordinated
Common
—V.
stock
194
subordinated
1,
'
en¬
for
due
Oct.
6%
31,
(no
par
value)
'
...
tinuing
The
;
•
'ported
Oct
19
.
<<
>
-
%
ofJ,9S1 tntl]ed •117,187.377
Such
-
compared
a year ago the firm re-
sinking
re¬
of
at
1962,
Na¬
that
April
in
and
194,
///. .//-;■/:■/
Corp.—Net
cents
the
net
Nov,
on
income
of
months
$208,596,
ended
totaled ,5,747;479
three
months
pipeline
of
months
equal
with
ended
is
not
-
2
of
totaled
share/
a
available
7 ; ••'2'
-/• - Chairman and
it
;7-
.
A
because
four
for
the
State Electric &
Gas Corp.—Reports
the
balance
;
net
as
C.
fixed
to
for
$3,296,192
income
for
the
charges
the
for
outstanding
12
and
three
the
three
months
before
months
Joseph
at
the
end
dividends
ended
months
ended
compared to $15,138,039 for the 12
p. 845.
/
'
7
194,
A.
13
of
Sept.
ended
30,
on
Sept.
Sept,
1961
was
months ended Sept.
S.
Co.—Record
-
and
of
$12,834,955,
sales
for
the
representing
same
period
an
in
1960.
of
./
of
$750,000
Natural
Tidewater
in
of
6%
$500,000
debt
a
6%
Nine
*
of
com¬
mort¬
pay
shares
principal
Co.,
&
&
used
&
of
in
first
common
conditions,
of
loans,
Corp.,
legal
a
1961,
pipeline
mortgage
debentures;
adjusted
notes
stock.
to
below
purchase
convertible
have
from
bonds
severally
the
company
forth
set
oppo¬
"
*
Harold
.
E.
Amount
Wood
&
Co.—$250,000
McCormick & Co._
150,000
_____^
250.000
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
Inc,^
250,000
Woodard-Elwood
Co.
250,000
C.
850.
7
Months Ended
bonds;
$$344,103
Stroud
&
due
bonds,
pipeline
250.000
Co.
extent
action.
30,
mortgage
income
to
bank
repay
Sept.,
second
issue
the
Pipe Line
and, to the
bonds,
of
as
from
to
:
Pont
du
industries
Gas
underwriters/named
Co..
Co
Co._/^_
25
serves
distribution
various
proceeds
be
judgment
a
amounts
below:
add
will
convertible
certain
to
traverses
company
municipal
Gas
outstanding
on
to
subordinated
655,680
names
p.
mortgage
second
pipeline
The
four
Transcontinental
to
interest
$3,000,000
in
Becker
194,
30,
redeem
shares
$'/50,000
Gas's
Natural
1$500,000
I.
Sept.
will
second
30,000
for
1,250,000.
will
company
which
$123,000
Peabody
&
ending
fund
the
cases/
customers.
The
pay
and
for
other
1980.
purchase
sale,.included $13,750,000
'
F.
&
Inc.-
Co.,
Cassell
&
&
Co.,
125,000
100,000
Co.__
75,000
Inc.-
50,000
'
'
:
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Sept. 30—
1961
"er
common
Deficit.—V.
191,
share
p.
825,598,000
*103,000
*230,000
*0.26
taxes-
1960
$16,766,000
sales
Net. after
*0.49
.7
1882.
as
1960.
$17,295,-
30,
1960.
Ohio Oil
Z
,
/A
1
Co.—Forms Unit—
subsidiary,
Marathon
International
a
as
..
/
corporate
.
*
Oil
Co.,
medium
has
for
been
>
.
V
.t
?
V
«
-
*
established by Ohio Oil will be maintained by MaraInternational. .These include its London office for European mar,'keting ~jof .'fctude oil and- associated. products, - its Euronean refining
-headquarters at Madrid, and offices in those countries where Ohio Oil
has exploration or production interests.—V. 154, p. 1426.;r
.
.thon
~
over
*
formed
its
handling
4..,.
Overseas offices
■
new
9%
.*
new
the
company to function
international operations.
Earnings—
increase
sinking
these
all
30,
•
amounted.to
Carolina
by
farm
—
Novo Industrial
Net
the
1961
Lindermann, president of the company,
reported
and .earnings--for .the-first nine months of .1961.-
$11,701,954
G.
—V.
by
Sales
owned
subject
Francis
preferred
30,<
of
for
in
months
through
exchange
to
North
-
Bache
.
record .sales
Sales
shares
Holders
—
warrants
and,
12
systems,
Allyn
Earned
after
$3,808,816
Nestle-LeMur
the
of
The
1972
of
1979;
their
Inc.
of
number
1981.
and
the
population
to
Kidder,
periods.
income
was
the
Offered—
redeemable
are
interest
during
from
agreed
bonds
The
Amount
was
on
.
„
Corp.—Bonds
distribution
respective
site
Gains
Nov.
1980
with
to' repay
1,
agreed,
-
,
income'
share.
per
—
accrued
103%
UNDERWRITERS—The
v
President, said NUE experienced
quarter
and;; "operations are - con¬
7 • 2
7 ' ' 1
•
earnings in ^the
third
an
accelerated pace."
of $4
plus
from
in
funds,
payable
'
-
.
,
Gas
total
five
this
/
comparison
-
net
.
7
.
.
retail
$5,200,000
to
mergers
.
,
Natural
par
—
needed,
June
1960.
of
1960,
.
several
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
number
$25,693,621
.
$18,343,886
this year
of
annually
numerous
is
7
to
The
months
30
Sept.
eight' cents
to
1960
equal
1960.
the
and net income,.
a
share on the'
cents
51
period of
7"
_
own
$392,000
ended
both
Sept.
the same
in
income
periods.
30, 1961 amounted
the
bonds.
PROCEEDS
7;
for
for
aggregated
1960 period,
or
with
its
general
net
„
.
1960
FEATURES
have
BUSINESS
23
$583,000
months
also
Sept. 30,
for
ended
$9,707;143
$481,307,
14,reported
sales
net
$805,967,
share.
EXCHANGED
gage
Steady—
share, for the three
v./.w, 2'.'.'. /•/ t
a
1961,
nine-month
price
at
bonds,
stock,
'7/"/7
■
of
was
similar
sales for
bonds
mon
1615.
p.
13
income
the corresponding quarter of I960,
to $6,214,152 as compared with
/>7'.K'7\»
'
j
cents a
in.
100%-
to
pipeline
Wis.)—Pro¬
(Neenah,
.
for
41
declining
BONDS
as
at
basis
net
to $272,813, equivalent to 17
shares outstanding, in contrast
the
Carolina
prices
$300,000
$170,804.
available
not
consolidated
that
amounted
months
1960.
in
fund
systems-,
three
Feldman,
that
compared
,
comparable period
the
months
York
'respective
-
.
net loss
a
are
a
nature
REDEMPTION
net
income
applicable to the common
equivalent to
$.46
a
share
for
the
three
months
ended
Sept. 30, 1961 as compared to $.39 a share for the three months ended
Sept.. 30, 1960. Such net income for the 12 months ended
Sept. 30, 1961
was
equivalent to $2.11 a share as compared to $1.82 a share for the
12 months ended Sept.
30, 1960. The earnings per share have been
1,000 shs.
;
corporation
ski
Nov.
reported
was
amounted
share
credit,
or
conversion
Report—
corporation, in its quarterly earnings statement released
stock
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Sales Increase
-
at
reported
847
J wifhal?in7°L^eQ-7thiird^qUarter
nine
New
—V.
—Net Drops—
this
1961
period
In
a
of
operation
Ip6.'
A.
296,522.67
1 000 shs
for
Russell
Net
1332.
on
Bank
corporation
four
acquisitions.
stock
296,522.67
to
with
in
income
improved
Outstanding
1976
30,
issue.
compared "with
sales for the r\ine
the
C.
participating
debentures)
operating
Electric
outstanding
sales
net
and
permitted
$300,000.00
Oct.
on
Annual
income
ago.
$645,850,
the
Corp.—Reports Declines—
1,589,603 common
nine
disposition
and
this
Conn,
equal
share,
calculated
$300,000.00
not
was
Union
compares
a
Net
and
FINANCING
deben¬
1973
to
PRESENT
Authorized
,
6%
to
compared
637.
p.
fiscal year ending Aug. 31, 1961.
an
operating income of $224,214 after
depreciation charges of $395,045 and sub¬
$9,180,172
the company as such licensed
the first $100 of small loans to
loans in excess of $5,000.
EFFECT
issued
1961.
shares
Net
by
30%
30,
cents
these
legally
$250,245,
of
a
loans
$19,282,545
191,
30,
tax
in
engaged
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., New York City, and asso¬
ciates, offered publicly on Nov. 22, $2,250,000 of this
firm's 6% convertible second mortgage pipeline bonds.
Due 1981, the 6% bonds were priced at 100% and are
convertible into common stock through Oct. 1, 1971, at
had
heavy
Corp.,
Stamford,
This
ladies who
young
are
Marine
Sept.
such
on
company
maximum
upon
were
Corp.—First
Manufacturers
National
problem to the company in its
efforts as is reflected in the
company's low loss experience
>
company's principal business,
representing 97% of the receivables
held by the
company on June 30, 1961, involves the
purchase of conaitional sales contracts and is
not subject to state
regulation. The balance
of the company's
business, involving the loaning of money, is
suoject to state regulation and the
company is licensed as a lender
under
three
Wisconsin ( lending
statutes.
The
rates
1961
first
is
A"
covering 325
underwriting.
working capital.
without
and
>7/-/:7' '-v1'7T-'::-"7
/
net
cents' a
the
year
a
North
months
posed New Control—
The
interest
p.
;
nine
Wis.
"Reg.
a
corporation.
President, announced
the
15
or
for
counties
collection
effective
listed
See
china
the
Although
contracts
tne
company offered its common
stock publicly
on the
American Stock Exchange in June.—V.
National
be
conditional
by
contracts
contracts
for
$1.25
from the 1960 volume resulted from
unprofitable mines,
A
factor -in
holding down net income in 1961 was the unsatisfactory mining condi¬
tions encountered at the company's Jensie mine in Ohio,/'for which we
hope to have a solution early in 1962," says Mr.'Schmidt.—V. 194,-
$2,688,028 for the
Bowl-O-Mat
The
balance
purchase
&u.u emPlQyed and are contemplating marriage.
of
$21,812,089.—V.
report
company
interest,
time.
•/luggage. At Dec- 31, 1960 and June 30, 1961, 95.66% and
97.02%,' re¬
spectively, of the total receivables held by the
company
represented
5Uch
of
non-recurring expenses, resulted in
Figures for the comparable fiscal year
•
cookwaire,
of
tional
corporation, incorporated
Burleigh St., Milwaukee,
business.
The
earnings
stantial
the
working capital of the company and may initially
applied to the reduction of short term debt.
annual
the
and
and accrued interest from Aug.
par
from
this
the
$1,065,000.
months
sales
Bowl-O-Mat
revenues
taxes
circular, The
Milwaukee, offered publicly $300,000 of
6%
participating subordinated debentures
Aug. 1, 1973 at
1961.
reported
3.0
Co.,
firm's
of
nine
months'
Although
this
27
Sept.
on
7: The decline in
a
3.0
The
Oct.
on
2,138,252
special credit, amounting to $36,000 for the first nine monthsof 1961, reflected the benefit of a Federal income tax loss
carry forward. Including this special credit, net income for the nine months
was
$841,967, or 53 cents a share.
There were no special credits of
Corp.—Securities
.
$31,019,342
2,442,359
The
.2//7/7:-77"
.
I960
$36,162,495
by
1961
stock.
common
Securities
Midwest Budget & Loan
Corp.—Debentures Offered—
.Pursuant to a
Nov.
14, 1961 offering
Marshall
2..1
v
Mifcrowave
income
3.0
1949.
p.
—
of
Schmidt,
special
a
V totaled
Sept.
3.0
Co
Corp.
5.0
;_
Inc.
Sc
Nebraska
7.5
&
In addition," in April, 1861 it began to manufacturehigh precision measuring scales and dials, and import and sell,
optical measuring equipment and instruments.—V. 194,
Creek,
in
ended
the
before
194,
Report—
($100)
par
repayment
compared with $22,276,995 for the same
as
"
1960.
com¬
$1.43
filed
1961
at
debt
Coal
G.
sales
in
1961
9,
for
American
$6,652,629
For
Months'
—
offered
used
improvement
$235,177,
Net
7,7
30, 1961, of $984,409, or $1.97 per share, after Federal
income tax provision of $969,000.
The corresponding nine months of
1960 produced a net of $1,165,031,
or $2.33
per share,
after Federal
5.0
10.0
Inc
The
%
Co.
S.
Bache
516
industries:
ending
Cruttenden, Podesta &
&
15.0
&
of
National Acme Co.—Sales and Net Down—
they
follows:
as
25.0
Jackson
Curtis
Loewi
at
Sept.
on
Corp., Houston, Texas. HarriRipley & Co., New York City, assisted in the fi¬
nancing.—V. 190, pf 361. 777/7/%% ■
the
%
Dean
located
are
Maryland
be
be
Fish
share
a
period
same
—_7_____
/7-:7 :7;;" :VV/v?
■
quarter
quarter
the
30—
Nov.
on
to
to
of
_-7
North
man
and
are
Henry
for
they were $310,5/6,081
ended Sept. 30, 1960.—V.
year
Ridge, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation
Further
Gulf-Southwest Capital
$7,600,000
underwriters
respective percentages of the shares of the new preferred,
including the
75,000 shares not reserved for exchange and such additional number
shares so reserved
not
required for such
of
the
plant
in
year
1453.
shares
third
for
Sept.
share
common
p.
resort.
Sold Privately—
Nov. 21, 1961, it was reported that $500,000 of this firm's
common
stock and notes .had been sold
.privately to
1,900,000
$10)_
per
-
and
the
for
1961
30,
,_—_7_--__—-—
common
cents
incorporated
was
$35,021,500
—
Nor-Ski
Hatchery Engineers, Inc., and adopted its present
The companyVs busindps/until .recently was solely. the/
handling equipment used in the hatchery and commer¬
I860;
Narda
$400,000
(par
severally
Md*,"
Ended
$224,465,271
Sept.
for the
7 7/ j
Co.—Nine
Nielsen
Proceeds
and
ended
taxes
193,
The
a
with
compared
C.)
after
$3,802,481
acquisitions,
with
compared
sales-
—V.
Report
stocks,
$298,011,952
Months
Net
accuracy
p. 849.--
135,000 77
165,000 shs.
A
UNDERWRITERS—The
have
or
Increases—
with
After
this
1960.
months
12
with
(A.
1,750,000
Z7
7
the
Nine
proceeds will be
possible further pur¬
debt,
product
30,
1845.
p.
Net
of
194,
>:Z
the
for
compared
$36,064,967,
was
Sept.
preferred
$235,679,691,
.
1,
C
stock
sell
high
1,477,000
7*
egg
and
970,000
-
1,750,000
Easton,
manufacture
cial
1,193,000
1,500,000
1986v-
repayment
1961.—V.
/-^v
dividend requirements on the corpora¬
was
equivalent to $2.32 per share of
common
stock for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1961, compared with
$2.24 per share for
the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1960, based on
the above outstanding "shares.
Total
operating revenues for the first nine months of 1961 were
American
as
;name to
1,920,000
z
share.
per
equipment
Ave.,
1955,
/
428,000
2,000,000
1,250,000
1961,
tion's
to
^
pfd. stock
Common
'
of
$10
BUSINESS—'The'^ompany,' whosS office
452,000
1,000,000
1985
due Jan.
Capital stock:
5 ',4 %
1981
1983-
due Mar. 1,
Sink, fund debs. 3V2%
Cumul.
7
1, 1984
5
"
the
at
August,
in
Corp.—Reports
Power
income
net
$28,492,355
ended
an
$0.62
paid
dividend
stock
100%
consolidated
was
30,
^.'.v.;:::,,;
stock
for
Davis
1,629,106
,
y
nine months ended Sept. 30,
$27,439,003 for the same period
in 1960, it was announced Oct. 18 by Earle J. Machold, president.
After
dividend requirements on
the corporation's preferred stocks,
"this was equivalent to $1.65 per share on" 12,980,^40 shares of commonstock outstanding on Sept. 30, 1961, compared with $1.77 per share
on
12,979,560 shares of Common stock outstanding on Sept. 30, 1960.
The consolidated net income for the 12 months period ended Sept.
both
194,299
snare
1057.
p.
chases
404,000
A.
sell
or
1961
other corporate purposes.
$388,000
E
194,
used
Outstanding
D
Series
F.
to
for
Niagara Mohawk
The
1961
—
$4,221,742
.
common
20,000
Series
V.
—.—
.
1722.
p.
Nov, 8, 1961 offering circular, the company offered pub¬
licly, without underwriting, 15,000 shares of its no par
cumulative. preferred stock, series B, and the $400,000
debt outstanding at July 31, 1961, is as follows:
short-term
...
♦Adjusted
the
in
Multifax Co.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to
CAPITALIZATION—The,capitalization and short-term debt of the
as of July 31,
1961, and as adjusted to reflect (1) the issu¬
shares
of
675,954
$0.41
—
per
1,102,506
521,044
581,462
$0.35
1,629,106
■/
602,451
—i-
—
——
share
shares outstanding
Nor-Ski
Telephone Co., a Florida corporation, owning and oper¬
telephone properties in that State.
The company is a unit in
of the major independent telephone groups in the country.
company
,
Number
1,278,405
—
taxes
earnings
Net
,
income
186,263
$0.11
-
—Sep. 30,'-61 Sep. 30,- '60
$12,834,955 $11,701,954
—r—*—
—
taxes
earnings
For
Sept.
Months
Earned
gas
ating
in
for
used
Capital Corp., and Illinois Capital In¬
Corp., Chicago, a $100,000 five-year instal¬
sales
Net
Southeastern
*'
Net
either
•
..
Net
engaged
Laboratories, Inc.—Nine
^Net
222,057
_"v/': $0-13
:—
—
before
Income
105,297
Associated
be
elect
at
Movielab-Film
stock
Gas
share
per
sales
Earnings
Finan^irif^^Mli'ged
Nine
Corp.,
common
Power
earnings
Earned
(a
in
.
to
are
367,973
233,806
—
9 Months
ment note with detachable warrants.
a
majority of the common stocks of LaCrosse Telephone
Wisconsin corporation), Lexington Telephone Co. (a Virginia
and
Virginia
Telephone 6c Telegraph Co.
(a
Virginia
corporation), each of which owns and operates telephone properties
■'f
Net
$3,935,772
455,863
taxes
Period Ended—
covering
through
before
taxes
earnings
Mid-North
to
$4,385,144
-
Co.—Files With SEC
"Reg.
a
oxfered
Sep. 30,'61 Sep. 30,'60
year.—
—
vestment
corporation)
2
last
owns
Corp.
of
of
Net
with
compared
months
to
1961, it
owned
■-
amounted
Income
Mossman-Elliott Corp.—Note Sold Privately—Nov.
21,
was reported that this firm had sold privately
stock,
per
same
sales
pared
power
a
North
filed
be
$25,000,000 of the
closings.—V. 194, p. 2227.
series
and
dividends
preference
first
Earnings
against
as
24,
The
corporation, which owns 527,102 shares, or 69.4%, of the com¬
pany's outstanding common stock, representing 65.9%
of the voting
power in the company.
Upon the issuance of the new preferred and
retirement
period.
additional
Dela¬
a
ware
the
$333,846,759
1962, the company announced
to sell to an institution in January and May
1962 a total of $50,000,000
principal amount of its 4%%
promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1993.
under the
1926,
Telephone
Net
arranged
short-term loans, for construction, and for the redemp¬
the outstanding 6% cumulative preferred stock.
.
of
the
Period Ended—
30,
Earnings
sales were
the
1961
to
purposes.
Pioneers of 811
N.
insurance
Monsanto
tion of
laws
Sept.
on
—M189,
Unexchanged
cumulative preferred stock,
called for redemption at $20.70
accrued dividends.
be
share plus unpaid
common
Mohawk Rubber Co.—Notes Sold
Privately—Nov. 21,
1961, it was reported that $1,500,000 of this firm's prom¬
issory notes due Oct. 1, 19/6 had been sold privately
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., Nevw. York City.
share ba^is plus a certain casn payment.
shares of the company's 6%
out¬
share) compared
period in 1960.
cents
(41
for
corporate
Modern
reserved until Dec. 12, for exchange for outstanding 6%
$1)
(par
Agents
general
being
are
of
periods—7,017,698
1960
in
Nov.' 6,
oa
snares
General
additional
shares
share)
to a new high, amounting to
with $581,462 (35 cents per
16%
earnings after taxes increased
$675,954
;..-v
company
common
$20 per share.
An
Net
of.,
$6,-
426.~
p.
cents
84
quarter
totaled
1960.
l.,bi
after
share
a
number
Modern Pioneers' Life Insurance
Co., San Francisco, publicly offered 75,000 shares
firm's 5% cumulative preferred stock, series C,
this
of
to
third
Net
Stock Offered—Exchange Plan—On Nov. 21, Dean Wit¬
ter &
30,
oi
$2.28
to
equal
the
earnings
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
.
3 Months
the
on
comparable
$2.62
In
outstanding
respective
Sept.
on
the
$6,053,885,
to
dividends.
was
based
the
first nine montns
$312,806,497
1844.
stocK.
.
share.
a
earnings
at
the
amounted
preference
preierence
91
or
and
For
aicer
no
share
standing
properties of Louisiana Power & Light Co.—
the non-electric
of
year
revenues
operaung
earnings
snare
wnen
374,560
for the first three quarters of 1961 were
$14o,014,00u, up 3.9%
over 1960.
Total operating revenues, however,
declined 1.1%
to $160,189,000, due principally to the disposition last
Liectric
quarter
cuinmon
1960
earned during the previous corresponding period.
snare
a
increase of
consolidated net
30,
Sept.
ended
monihs
12
ine
an
1960.
the nrsc rune montns of
For
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
c-
,
-
Volume
194
Number
6111
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2337)
Ohio Water
.
21,
1961,
it
Service Co.—Bonds
that
Sold Privately—Nov.
$2,200,000 of this firm's
1991
reported
mortgage bonds due
first
was
had
been
sold
privately
through McDonald & Co., Cleveland, and Blair F. Claybaugh & Co., Harrisburg, Pa.—V. 194, p. 1950.
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Sales
in
net
profit
Third
reported
were
quarter
in
471,000
sales
the
for
the
In
for
the
1961
i960
same
$6,449,000, or 50 cents
share
Corp.—jSales Gain, Net Dips,:
slightly better than the third quarter
year
a
and
ago
three
months ending Sept. 30.
$179,879,000 compared with $179,-
were
quarter.
Net
profits
in
the
period
share, compared with $7,771,00,
a
decline
a
totaled
or 58
cents
a
before.
year
preliminary statement, .Olin reported that sales and operating
for the nine months ending
Sept. 30 totaled $529,608,000,
a
revenues
with
compared
$527,752,000.
totaled $20,851,000,
Net
$1.60
profits
in
the
first
three
quarters
share, compared with $26,437,000, or
$1.98 per share in 1960. Earnings for the nine months last
year in¬
cluded
approximately
18
cents
per
share
from
nuclear
operations
which
became
or
May 31,
on
1961.
The company
attributed the decline in
net
profits in
the
quarter and for the nine months to continuing higher labor
increased expenses lor sales promotion, research and
new
products,
together
with
reduced price structures in
agent
lower profit
several
of
third
costs,
development of
due to generally
to
margiiis
the operating
divisions.—-V. 194,
Products
Pursuant to
Co., Inc.—Common
Offered—
Nov.
a
and
22,500 for certain stockholders.
sale
of
Proceeds
the
from
the 37,500
shares will be used by the company
for working capital, the repayment of debt and research
and development leading to new and
improved products.
company is engaged in the manufacture of car and
washing equipment and related products at 115 Hazel St., Glen
N. Y. It was organized in New York Dec. 5, 1952, to acquire the
business
established
business
acquisition
Harold
operated
was
Dec.
on
by
Osrow
by
and
them
Leonard
as
CAPITALIZATION
1
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Osrow
partnership
a
1952.
5,
stock
(par 10c)___.
Common
stock
purchase
194.
such
ant to
this
firm's
ceeds,
stock
common
at
for
in
Capital
of
company,
Urban
51
incorporated in Delaware Ion Aug. 16,
manufacturing and selling microwave
Net
for
ponents
in
use
that its securities
CAPITALIZATION
equipment
and other com¬
assemblies.
The company
systems and
operations and accordingly
offered
are
GIVING
as
Common
stock
194,
EFFECT
TO
(Id
par)
Park
it
be
must
PRESENT
recog¬
manufacturer
step
of
Stamford,
Park
Board
New
tion
Outstanding
294,500 shs...
cuits
electronic
components
Mr.
Shore
undisclosed
announced
Nov.
said
decorations,
New
England
of
amount
has
cash,
Laminates,
Jerry Shore,
15.
pioneer in the development and produc¬
laminates for the printed cir¬
a
industry
in
and
business
automation
averaged well
highly specialized products.
the
while
acquisition
the
will
growth
contribute
substantially
to
Tnis
Parker-IIannifin
30,
the
corresponding
to
cents
53
with
for
in
base
high
the
performance
company's
sales
and
to
stockholders
For
was
the
fiscal
Sigmier,
normal
those
for
the
three
report
of
$690,580
months
sales
on
con¬
on
ended
Sept.
for
pared
sales
all
last
our
Sept.
and
earnings
and
S.
operations for
year
a
fiscal
of
share
ago
B.
30
for
the
first
quarter
$13,800,000
194,
p.
York
of
our
generally
under
June
30,
1961,
the
to
and
be
move
to
chemicals
of
expand
proceeds,
the
approximately
the
is
intends
of
will
be
in
research
the
Upon
tion of
expected
to
be
about
$70,000
used
to
company's
of
in
the
Rockefeller
United
States
will
capital;
increase
the
research and
used
quarterly
a
consolidated
year
is
$3;44
facilities
of
development
New
Canada
York
and
in
City,
and
of
to
the
two-for-one
the
current
will consist
of
financing,
800,000
outstanding
shares
of
capitaliza¬
common
stock.
of
$137,235,
GIVING
stock
(par
authorized
1961,
Inc.,
when
the
the
company-
affiliate*
an
designs,
develops
control
Ragen
and
equipment
pro¬
and
also
food-handling equipment.
equal
to
64
cents
a
share,
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
25c):
1961,
income
compared
FINANCING
Outstanding
^
_
750,000
.
outstanding
323,000
payable-
$84,335
to
from
stock
common
the
set
purchase
corporation
forth
all
of
the
below.
the
respective
The
shares
■
Coffin
net
Sloss
&
several
offered
&
Evans '&
Black
Co.
&
12,000
*
Redpath
10,000
1
g 000
8,000
5,000
Stetson, Inc
Inc.-
Co.,
'*
Inc._—
of
are
4^,0U0
i.
Co
&
any
Shares
__
-
Winslow, Cohu
194,
&
number
underwriters
hereby if
i
&
Burr
Harrison
stock
nine-months
for
reserve
period
period
of
Consolidated
4,000
■_
*
4 000
.
1058.
p.
foreign
activities
with $10,761,000,
outstanding
at
with
Sept.
6,489,255
Net
stock
in
$1.69
cents
a
$11,014,000,
or
date
same
of
Sales
with
1960.
company's
income
net
share,
for the first nine
$2.30 a share, in the
or
in
the
for
interim
1961
were
$27,172,000,
The
report
increased
months
of
period
same
released
$25,525,000,
or
74
cents a share, in
sales
of
1960,
Third
compared
of
oil
daily from
which Phillips
in
the
jet
fuel
and
Lot'9 in Monagas State,
interest. -^.--4-'
25,000-acre
56 %
owns
low
product prices have been depressed since
chiefly from price wars.
Prices for heating
recently
have
will
prices
levels
reached
become
rise
in
firmer,
the
in
the
third
Phillips
months from
its
a-
are
the
in
in
with
for
the
third
$154,845,657
third
quarter
Glass
in
quarter
the
of
1961
second
were
quarter
and
Net
p.
Rexall
the
with
first
nine
$482,217,227
months
for
the
of
1961
Down
$155,331,592 compared
$158,246,036
for
the
were
period
same
$439,172,025
of
1960.
Net
as
com¬
earnings
during the nine month period were $23,217,134 of $2.26 per share.
During the first nine months of 1960, net earnings were $38,101,121,
equivalent to $3.69 per share of stock now outstanding.
Tax provision
the
nine
month
provisions
of
period were $21,425,447 as compared with reported
$37,120,959 for the same period of 1960.—V, 194,
639.
%'•
■
of
Pittston
the
cents
a
reported
share
Oct.
third
25
with
compared
period last year, adjusted
Earnings for the first nine months of the
equivalent to $3.09 per share, versus $3,667,275,
same
the
same
period
Pittston
slightly
while
—V.
ahead
the
194,
in
said
for
p.
as
first
nine
whole
a
to
Clinchfield
its
the
industry
adjusted
1960,
that
of
a
months
an
were
$856,993
share for
$4,211,232,
or $2.72 per share for
comparable basis.
Division
showed
year
of
coal
1961
production
A
stock
of
the
corporation.—V.
Inc.—Sales
was
compared to 1960,
decrease of 9%.
194,
and
the
Total
after
of
$59,586,778 $58,432,962
525,348
490,161
___
taxes
share
common
stock
$0.21
—
$0.14
Sep. 30, '61 Sep. 30, '60
I
Net
sales
Net
income
per
p.
;
after
$
d
178,293,382
2,371,802
common
Portland
2,528,816
$1.32
$1.43
stock
the
Republic's
to
prove
Co.—Bonds
see
the
--
Privately
22, 1961, it was reported that this company had
privately through Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City,
$12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 5Ys% series1 due
190,
p.
1846.
the
company
Oct.
first
a
of
the
the
year"
current
.•-:v;- -
.
is
difficulties
to
alter* our
shipments for 'the
—....
nine
months
of
1961.
after
provision
of
the
Mr.
year,
share,
per
first
Oct.
Dart
as
nine
for
com-
months
25.
gain
a
subsidiary company, previously
quarter
for
with
the
first
nine
$178,683,181
income
with
year
months
for
the
1961
of
same
the
on
reported
sale
in
of
earn¬
stated.
taxes
were
period
$741,968
Riegel,
Oct.
was
$6,100,000
$188,529,954
in
the
net
from
chairman,
$629,442
in
1960.—V.
quarter
sales
shares
per
of
share
the
1960
in
outstanding
2,
ended
Oct.
$23,558,944
1,
1961
in
for
period.
third
the
nine
as
194
1,
before
comparable
equaled
cents
44
com¬
period
taxes
are
based on 1,684,101
1,665,714 shares outstanding
Net
compared
sales
in
the
third
with
for
the
nine
equal
$74,164,877
quarter
period
was
a
reported
$1,591,268
year
$4,950,306
months
compared
the nine
for
ago;
against
this
year
a
$5,049,735
year
a
428.
p.
a
against
$1.43, earned
period.
to
$1,356,627 for the equivalent
months, profit before .taxes was
194,
presi¬
$25,448,746
share
per
1961, and
ago.
ago.—V.
quarter
period, the company earned
$2,319,006,
This compares with the
$2,379,416, or
comparable I960
totaled $76,740,047
Profit
third
Leinbach,
months
share.
per
S.
were
the
quarter
Figures
of Oct.
as
the
year
the
1960.
$1.38
the
Frederick
and
25.
ago.
cents
in
L.
for
Earnings
38
to
rose
John
reported
pared
Tinto
Mining Co.
Holdings
Ltd.,
of Canada
this
issue.—V.
Ltd.—Stk. Pur. Offer
193,
Roberts & Porter, Inc.-^-Common
by
company of 4140 West Victoria Ave.,
statement with the SEC on Nov. 20
the
stock, of which
company
holders
and
thereof.
The
through
16,680 shares
are
p.
2782.
Registered—
Chicago,
covering
to
filed
a
80,200
be offered
registra¬
shares of
for. public
sale
63,520
shares, being outstanding stock, by the
offering will be made on an all-or-none basis
underwriters
Roberts & Parke.
headed
The public
to
by Blunt Ellis & Simmons and Schmidt,
offering price and underwriting terms are
be supplied by amendment.
The principal business of the
cialized
company consists of the sale of spe¬
plate
making and press
room
supplies and
equipment to lithographic printers, photo engravers,
and silk screen printers and others in the
graphic arts indus¬
photographic,
various
types
of
try. It is also engaged in the manufacture and sale of
leather, Molleton, and cotton covers and tubing for printers' rollers. Net
from
the
proceeds
company's
working
In
sale
capital
in
of
additional
financing
stock
accounts
will
be
receivable
used
for
and
addi¬
inventory
79
cents
per
share.
of
split),
certain
indebtedness,
common
of
stock
(after
the company has outstanding
giving effect to a recent 3.24-
which
Harry H. Grandt, President; Florence P.
Roberts (wife of Osborne R. Roberts, Assistant Treasurer), and Herve
W. Surrey own 46,059, 27,710 and 18,200 shares,
"respectively. They pro¬
pose to sell 12,200, 9,710 and 16,400 shares, respectively.
Three others
reported consolidated net earnings of $33,282,736 for the three months ended
Sept. 30, 1961. These earnings are
equal to 80 cents per share. Earnings for the same
in
to
shares
stock
own
or
hold
an
aggregate
of
28,730
shares
propose
to
sell
the
remaining 25,210 shares.
Co.—Third Quarter Net Up—
period
addition
148,213
for-1
25
$32,675,887, equal to
which
labor
reason
and
heaviest
-
President, announced on
first nine months include
the
of
first
sales
sales
who
Procter & Gamble
the
no
provision for United States and
foreign
Net
Sold
sold
1991.—V.
industry,
Unless
we
production
be
of
shipments
Mr.
Patton
said
somewhat by the strikes
auto
steel.
our
prolonged,
quarter
quarters
and
purchases.
Electric
—Nov.
were
for
the
1960,
dent,
tional
General
third
three
Riegel Paper Corp.—Third Quarter Net
UpNet
of
gravure
170,872,840
taxes
share of
1616.
the
tons
earnings,"
affected
in
1551.
p.
common
-9 Months-
The
of
are
and
"were
This
$
194,
5,268,476
Dart,
stock
compared
2272.
p.
Earnings—
Sep. 30,'61 Sep. 30,'60
*
per
share
$707,550,355. In the
$48,718,754 or $3 10
were
$5,700,000 for the first nine months of 1960.
per share are based on 4,258,693 shares, the
average num¬
outstanding during the 1961 period, as
compared with 3,986,959,
average number
outstanding in the first nine months of 1960.
tion
Co.,
Period Ended—
—V.
shipments
that
for
Rio Tinto
Porter
compared
common
estimated
Period Ended—
Earned
of
against
ber
639.
common
Earned
to
Corp.—Appointment—
(H. K.)
of
a
Earnings
.
Chemical Bank New York Trust has been named sole registrar for the
class
sales
on
$2.16
or
earnings
amounted
production
should
Justin
for
For
earnings
$264,641,892
1960.
to
$6,890,894, equivalent to $1.62
$6,408,613, or $1.61 per share, for the
The 1961
to
quarter
$779,434 or 57 cents a
to a comparable basis.
47
or
Patton
Drug & Chemical Co.—Net Gains—
Earnings
siiaies
ings
Co.—Earnings Increase—
company
62
totaled
of
amounted
1960,
Oct,
The
year
net
428.- ——
earnings
taxes,
at
earnings for the 1961 third quarter were
$10,166,587 or 9 cents per share.
Net earnings for the second quarter
were
$9,564,534 or 92 cents per share, and for the third quarter a
year
ago
were
$12,378,077, equivalent to $1.20 per share now out¬
standing.
Income
tax
provisions for
the
1961
third
quarter
were
$9,501,559.
for
this
year,
consumer
quarter
194,
1960.
Months'
of
industry
v.
that
Net
1960.
of
Co.—Nine
of
last
1961
period
of $33,956,391
stockholders,
forecast
fouith
abnormally
ownership, Phillips will receive 33.54%
of an
initial dividend of $2,000,000 to bs paid in December 1961 by American
Independent Oil Co.
The
latter
company,
with
production
in
the
Neutral Zone
of
the Middle East recently
has established a regular
dividend payment basis.—V. 194, p. 746.
Plate
common
F.
dis¬
stock
Pittsburgh
months
quarter
to
auto
previous
summer,
estimated
now
third
report
Net
expenditures of
Phillips for
1961
$140,000,000. This compares with $180,700,000
on
the
T
tons.
disruption
biggest single
quarter.
Capital
Based
■
of
similar
production
and
Venezuela,
L. ;i-,—....
mid
ingot
3,563,049
"Our
with
Marlex
oils and
anticipates
and
coming
year,
were
in
gasolines,
of
$7,310,271
1960,
on
sales of $854,815,251.
ingot production totaled 1,960,616 tons in
shipments were
1,327,^58 tons. For the first
the
earnings
1960.
automotive
from
of
Steel
and
told
were
quarter
$217,492,347 in the
first nine
share
per
1961,
20.
third
share
a
$78,920,000,
quarter
share,
a
$2.34
or
with
stockholders
26.
cents
79
or
company's
$80,427,000,
compared
of
Oct.
on
Oct.
the
^!.pu^lic eafnRd net income
the
a
cents
81
or
period
corresponding period
to
1961,
$12,702,513
quarter ended
Sept.
30,
in
the
corresponding
said
for
to
rose
the
share
president,
per share last year.
amounted to 6,508,155
the
income
provision
after
$1.66
1961,
on
30, 1961,
Herbert L.
president
earnings
was
or
30,
Republic Steel Corp.—Net Gains—
ending Sept.
1960,
net
and
of
company
and
in
stock
'•
proceedings of Natural Gas
stated. Earnings per share are
prior
of
Homogenette,
Co., Inc.
Laird & Co., Corp.___
1846.
p.
as
purchased.
rate
report
was
Auchincloss, Parker
reservations
offering
August.
report
other
development
manufacture
equipment
of
income
net
2218.
p.
15 cents.
or
committed
ago.
after
to
approxi¬
for working capital.
Center,
and
be
and
Western
completion
the
current
similar
26.
sales
working
period
purchase
shares
600.
p.
income
research,
in the
general field of color
photog¬
sale
of
commercial
color
photographic
photographic chemicals, and the
sale
of
photographic color paper. It also owns and operates a small photofinishing facility in England which processes color film and makes
color prints..
:
' •
•
; •
•
raphy,
the
compared
as
192,
Net
present
Hemisphere in the business of importing and
distributing photographic color papers,: commercial color photographic
processing equipment and other photographic products for
ultimate
use
by
amateur,
commercial
and
professional
photographers
and
others. Pavelle,
through its English subsidiaries, is presently engaged
processing
a
periods
194,
the
for
Oct.
compared
as
Net
company
engage
the
in
193,
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
made a firm
commitment, subject to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting
agreement, to
are
Remick McDowell,
ago,
said
1961,
30,
outstanding
19.—V.
for
stock
production
company's
The balance- of the proceeds will be used
to
of
the
shares
profits
and
in England: approximately $50,000 will
productive capacity of organic photographic
about $25,000 will be used to retire a debenture
personnel engaged in the
BUSINESS—The
$125,000
its
England;
$125,000
program.
parts
of
facilities
increase
in
net
the
company's subsidiaries;
short-term loan incurred for
a
mately
and
offering
firm's common stock at $5 per
24, by Bear, Stearns & Co., New
of
one
repay
'
and
photofinishing
used
SeDt.
respective
America,
Oct.
year
com¬
or
in
proprietary line
Shares
$20,271,087,
the
Federal
PROCEEDS—Ragen Precision will use $300,000 of the
proceeds for
eQUipment lor a plant addition now under
construction and
$40,000 to repay loans and will add the rest to
general
See
Offered—Public
1961
$31,367,
400,000 shs.
3 Months—-—rthe
the
with
850.
City.
PROCEEDS—Of
used
this
Nov.
in
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Net Up—
period
same
a
Common
for the nine months
of
reflect
for
REVENUES—Net sales in the nine months
ended,,June 30,
were
$1,287,638, compared with $836,481 the year before.
Net
*
compared
as
quarter
are
at
manufactures
in
equivalent
were
our
first
and
year."—V.
of
made
was
of
those
share,
tax
forecast," Messrs. C. C.
Taylor, president, said. "Under
the
Corp.—Common
shares
200,000
income
compared with $4.26
5,884,276
and
shares,
19.
shares outstanding
outstanding for the
excess
duces
Marron,
ended
the
announced
Piatt
Pavelle
for
approved
—V.
p.
ended
shares
in
chairman,
$13,600,000
to
months
Co.
on
Capital
or
were
conditions
of
12
taxes
per
for
succeeding quarters.
We anticipate continued increases in
sales and earnings for the remaining nine months of the fiscal
Backlog at Sept. 30, 1961 was approximately $14,500,000, com¬
year.
net
known
name
CAPITALIZATION
subsidiary
to
made
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Nine Months' Sales and Net Up—
Oct.
of
present
Outstanding
its
public
merged into it.
The company
special machinery, tools and
quality
7.
pending conclusion
Pipeline
$10,778,180
of
its
Shares
and
company
first
was
-
$3.66 per fthare,
or
restated
a
Nov.
on
income
income
for
1960.
1,314,144
on
of
shareholders
to
$393,520
of
months
1,311,604
orders,
board
profit
of
both
end
three
share
net
year.
year
with
$4.49 per share
Net
pared
Increases—
a
interim
three months
on
previous
"Incoming
new
the
earnings
the
per
cents
30
the
earned
$13,414,304
to
with
compares
Earnings
of
of
according
1961,
This
Corp.—Reports
corporation
sales
net
the
share, for the corresponding period of a
chairman, and Leslie A. Brandt, president,
Sales
solidated
of
$32,997,000.—V.
been
corporate funds.
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
per
in
New
England Laminates will be operated as a wholly-owned Park
subsidiary and its products will continue to be marketed under the
long-established NELCO brand name, he added.—V. 193, p. 2327.
Cleveland
income
net
compares
Sales
Park's
of
the
.
the
was
\
BUSINESS—Formerly
as
$1,000,000
over
broaden
potential
industrial
and
earnings.
The
.
PRESENT
control systems.
has
company
that
should
of
this
high-performance
the
its
field,
laminates
value
par
panies amounted to $21,527,146,
ended Sept. 30.
gasoline
of
program
metal
and
acquisition
aerospace
years
sales for
electronics
diversification
of which are used in
many
recent
annual
the
for an
Conn.,
the
in
the
Chairman,
in
computers,
In
with
sophisticated,
used
(without
consolidated
tillates
Corp.—Acquisition—
forward
England Laminates is
of
TO
Petroleum
accomplished
Inc.,
equipment.
EFFECT
of
adjusted
has
industries.
plastics were higher during the nine months of 1961. Tanker deliveries
began in September under contracts for sale of 25,000 gross barrels
FINANCING
.1,000,000.shs,
Electrochemical
significant
Calif.
taxes
been
17.
Precision
Notes
1616.
p.
of optical
GIVING
1616.
p.
resulting
been
manufacture
.
speculation.
a
Authorized
A
the
stock
194,
The
Westbury, N. Y., was
1961 for the purpose of. designing,
microwave
recently commenced
—V.
pro¬
Ave.,
test
Mesa,
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Net Up-
development and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
nized
share.
per
Costa
company
use
—V.
estimated at $236,500, will be used by the com¬
the purchase of equipment, sales promotion,
research and
has
$3
Bristol St„
is engaged in the design, development, manufacture
and sale of optical
equipment and various precision instruments for use
in the testing of
optical equipment. By utilizing its research and de¬
velopment facility and its capabilities for the construction of
equipment
mounts and other metal and metallic
parts, as well as the precision
cutting, grinding and polishing of thg optical portions for this
equip¬
ment, the company offers an integrated line from design to manufac¬
ture.
The company also
designs and fabricates specialized equipment
for
pany
at 2930
income
have
provision
Arlington, N. J., manufacturer of precision parts
machine, electronic, missile and aircraft
Corp.,
Sales
13, 1961 offering circular, Karen Securities
York City, publicly offered 100,000 shares
Corp., New
of
This
North
manufacturing-
located
are
share
March
reported
for the business
plant
The
per
last
months
Industries, Inc.—Common Offered—
Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc., New York City, and
associates,
offered publicly on Nov.
21, 100,000 common shares of
Ragen Precision Industries, at $8%
per share.
Offered—Pursuant
assumed
10,000
Nov.
a
other
—V.
Offered—Pursu¬
three
Ragen
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in California on June
16,
1961 for the purpose of
acquiring the business and assets of two other
California corporations, Penn
Optical & Instrument Co. and Orange
Coast Properties.
The company's executive offices and
Barnet
Stock
Stock
earnings
split of
stock
the
and
payment of debt, plant expansion and working capital.
Outstanding
220,800 shs.
10,000
Inc.—Common
In
City Bank of New York, transfer
the corporation.—V. 194, p. 850.
of
1950
2-for-l
appointed
Inc.,
exceeded
Paradynamics,
been
has
Nov.
split,
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
warrants-—-..
1947,
until
2228.
p.
City,
National
stock
common
York
New
Optical Inc.—Common
Co.,
based
Authorized
Common
in
,
PRESENT
Co.,
15, 1961 offering circular, Francis J. Mitchell
Newport Beach, Calif., publicly offered
100,000 shares of this firm's capital stock at $3 per share.
Net proceeds will be used
by the company for the re¬
BUSINESS—The
window
—-V.
Trust
First
Authorized
Stock
21, 1961 offering circular, General
Securities Co., Inc., New York City, offered publicly
60,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $5 per
share.
Of the total, 37,500 were sold for the
company
which
the
The
City
the
CAPITALISATION
Osrow
Cove,
and
for
a
&
1950.
p.
National
Penn
per
part of United Nuclear Corp.
a
Appointments—
First
registrar
9
Rodney Metals, Inc.—Appointment—
Irving Trust Co., New York City,
1960
of
the
common
stock
of
the
has been appointed transfer agent
corporation.—V; 194, p. 2161.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2338)
and
by
Admiral
Rear
Irving'Mitchell
land
The
of
much
developed
and
It
is
Mr.
Palm
Beach.
expected
the
transaction
The
center
expected
is
be
to
closed
and
the number of
that
to
shares
common
new
Mr.
American.
in
V ;
them,
to own
tinue
<
of
stock
The
owned
equipment,
before
Perrault
Stock
stock,
Equipment
will
which,
Exchange.—V.
at
Corp.,
present
wholly
a
American
of
issuance
the
Graham-Paige
Thus,
a
which is engaged in the manu¬
of
oil
and
gas
pipe line construction and
will be distributed to stockholders of Royal
distribution
and
mamtentance
American
Royal
of
the
become
it
direct
62%
listed
be
of
the
on
Crown
Co.—Record
Cola
Sales—Net
with
compared
I960
Crose-
American
Up—
nine-month
all-time high.—V.
a,n
period,
sales
the
of
company's products
such-
and
The
Los
of
come
ended
Angeles
Sept.
it
1961,
30,
sales
cents
$3,849,468
of
and
net
the
was
Federal
income
provision
of
the
For
income
taxes
for
months
$176,377
to
the
in
$157,439
nine
of
pared
that
in¬
to-date
loss
any
of
the
of
of
quarter.
past
ended
16
or
earnings
third quarter
Sept.
cents
sell
may
in
specific
the
departments
merchandise
most
$313,181
28
or
from
the
lease
limit
the
discount
other
of
center
mangement,
which
it
and
of
tenant
merchandise
of
merchandise
of
also
the
be
to
the
for
the
over
third
two
locations
the
at
will
or
center
TO
;
PRESENT
the
•
Common
stock
194,
(10
cents
share
per
sales
on
Nine
Months
Ended
Sept.
30—
Additional
CAPITALIZATION
the
accelerated
Johnson said.—V.
rate
of
194, p.
ship¬
EFFECT
194,
TO
JThe
sares
.
Class
stock
A
Class
($1
stock
B
may
located
the types
the
pari
UNDERWRITERS—Under
contained
in
severally
their
the
selling
Outstanding
terms
and
subject
the
of
names
shares
Income
of ..class
stock
A
being
sold
Sales
"A
stockholder.
Shares
' '
Shares
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
Point
nine
share
per
months
of
Francis
E.
I.
&
Shields
&
Walston
Co.,
&
year
1960
.
Inc.—
Co.,
Sz
Goodbody
Co.,
&
5,100
Inc.
—5,100
Co..
3,700
_
-McDonnell & Co., Inc.
Prescott & Co.—
•—V.
194,
*
5,100
Co.
3,700
—
taxes
Sept.
stock,
the
$3,726,299
was
$2,660,479
for
a
nine
year
its
improvements
in
30,
'•••."AAA
1961
Inc.
—
Seeman
Earnings
23%
Brothers,
W. D. Gradison & Co.———
Laird,
for
increased
six
the
the
to
1961
nine
$44,458,185
4%
over
for
sales
on
Because
the
,
sales
the
of
months
in
;
,
.
shares
of
than
Common
were
share
equivalent
the
over
Power
&
earnings
to
66
cents
comparable
the
for
quarter
a
increased:
The
sales
ings
.*-1960
the
earnings reflect
the quarter.
It is
during
for the
.increases
over
a
year
7.3%
were
for
sales
com¬
per
all
ago
of
Sept.
cents
for
30,
1961
same
improvement
increase
share
share
per
an
five
substantial
the
of
of
share.
per
the
above
those
in
and
the
year
equal
to
the
past
5.0%
sales
194,
p,
for
continued
N.
income
for
compared
was
equal
$1.47
to
$1.09
for
the
period
residential
first
of
nine
quarters
the
of
it
$414,798,095,
1960.
The
acquired
to
■
sales
-
.were
for
the
%
31,
in
or
the
efficiencies
year.—V.
income
and
194,
last
increased
of
1960.
.
\
■
.
of
.
;
;
of
,
showing
the
in
satisfactory results.
'
$400,293,674 for
first
the
to inclusion
of
and
This
'
review
under
'!
*
For
nine
cents
have
third
per
share,
per
Roemer,
the
cents
for
Board
the
nine
share,
while
due
was
been
to
share,
the
t
•
earnings
the
a
will
Roemer
/" ■ '
- '
"
' ■
■
'
■
reductions made in many segments of the paper industry
during the first half of the year continued to affect profits unfavorably,
the company reports, and adds:
"Although a general business recovery
started in the second quarter, prices remained at unsatisfactory levels."
$94,618,539
months
last.
1960
in
on
favorable
a
basis
during
—v.
193',
1274.
pi.
Scot's
A
1
Discount
:
Consolidated
first
$726,000
a
loss
Of¬
1
fered—Pursuant to
a
Nov. 16, 1961 prospectus, William,
Motti, Inc., Willis E. Burnside & Co., Inc., and
& Co.r Inc.,
New York City, publicly offered
David &
Street
125,000' shares of this firm's common stock at $2.25 per
share. Net proceeds, estimated at $200,686, will be used
net
the
The
of
'.
-
year
.
cents
34
or
his
pared
sales,
the
$13,296,000
to
30
or
a
.Both
sales
of
of
a
and
merger
Atlas
having
Route
.
The
and
No.
the
5,
A
.
incorporated
was
11,
and
executive
Stoughton
is
other
company's
discount
May
.
1961
and
is
under
the
Sales
laws
the
successor
of
center.
offices
Road,
engaged
in
merchandise
business
store
is
which
The
of
East
the
business
retail
at
conducted
is
one
company,
the
a
company
Windsor,
1962.—V.
of
the
of
in
for
a
those
tenant
of
located
Sales
»
■.
on
ings
cents
the
compared
and
subsidiaries
ended
to
Aug.
In
selling
cash
at
a
nationally
low
mark
ad¬
and
the
net
number
up.
super-market
were
the
year
period
After
income,
per
45%
net
or
operating
for
cents
income
of
Results
_
generally
of
the
46
In
both
per
last
$957,494,
income
recognized as a
the, discount center,
debt,
repay
fund for the acqui¬
a
and
increase
working
under
the
the
of
name
laws
of
Southern
the
Metal
was
N.
369G
W,
62nd
St.,
Miami,
Fla.
items
allied
agreement
issued and
the
to
the
foregoing products.
will
company
outstanding
also
stock
of
acquire
Jim
other
10
EFFECT
TO
cents)
PRESENT
Kay
corpora-
of
land,
of
such
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
433 000 shs
$1,859,352
449 22a'
.
Co.,
Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
expects
company
compared
as
last
to
with
report
i960
1961
earnings
is
equal
1962
be
earnings
of
$1
to
of
per
first
of
loss
$1.40
with
compared
our
the
spring
sales
will
be
1962
24%-
over
of
1962 "
approximately
1961;
and
our
million.
to
$2.50
per
share,
an
increase
of
•
expect
to
provide
for
incurred
taxes
until
next
during construction
1956-57.
of
will
be
profits
anticipating
are
so."
or
as
common
Philadelphia
during
carry-forward
in
$500,000
we
million
of
'
$1.70
earnings."
carry-forward
"Thus
$13.7
approximately
$3
$2.40
1961
plant
of
conditions
doesn't
tax
a
loss
of
about
Nitrogen
the
sales
Analysts
of
.
about
anticipated
said.
-
Increase
will
Savannah
only
-
weather
"we estimate that
an
tax
told-the Financial
1961
year.
*
substantially
in
a
1962
per
will
share
used
be
up
tax
profit
in
1961
free "
after'
•
.
•
Mr
taxes
-
to
"We
■
;
■;
share
on
equal
the
to
Siegler
42
.<
had
cents
per
net
common
included
operations
of
a
Period
Gross
the
on
of
which was merged into Siegler on a
pooling of interests basis
February, 19&1, Brooks stated. He added that the outlook for both
1961—1 Year
1,466,720
1960
$5,010,514
1,455,795
after
$55,281,805 $52,212 011
14,909,999
14|244l559
1,119,028
11,057,751
lo|958,379
$1.12
$1.14
8,825,000
8,807,048
....
Park
1
__
:
893.
p.
D
Co.—Sales
Net
and
Down—
Ridge, 111.,
company
reported
net
profit
for
the
nine
Sept, 30, of $8,059,452, or $1.48 per share on sales of
ended
$84,140,836.
same
Heintz
Co.—Earnings—
$5,089,075
outstanding, end
194,
The
Service
dividends..
Square
months
1961.
1961—Month—1960
1,143,692
share
period
—V.
shares
the
&
per
was
earn-
Public
oper. revenues...
income
Shares
was
!
Jack
taxes
income
Net
in
earnings of $2.75 in 1961," he said. "Depreestimated at $1.25 per share, with total cash
of about $2.65 per share."—V. 194,
p. 680. "
is
End. Sep. 30—
preferred
the
/
\ '/
'
sales of $24,283,123
share,,
after
to $1.3 million
cash
1962
Southwestern
Earns,
income
total
during
earnings
;
requirements,
2,263,062
4
year,
and
dividend
estimate
elation
Gross
~
$28,089,550
preferred
company president noted Southern Nitrogen's annual
deprecia¬
charges have increased from $836,000 in 1957, when the Savannah
plant began operations,
com¬
"
periods
com¬
estimated.,
adopted on May 26, 1961 by
Incorporation.
The executive offices
of
GIVING
normal
because
the
tion
cents
$13,648,000
shares.
for
company to
under
name
other
the
anticipates
profit
"Our
share for
the
This
same
with a profit of $8,582,815, or $1.58
per
period"in I960 on sales of $86,178,532.
Maechtlen, President, the first quarter accoupted
compares
According to L. G.
division
,in
of
of
1953
at
Nitrogen
on
over
year
;
period were
192, p. 2713.
ago.—V.
amounted
provision
quarter
of this firm's
proceeds,
subsidiaries
Riley, president,
Southern
.
was
share.
"
first
of
nine
share
million,
"This
in
for
earnings
equal to 45
'
640.
p.
million,
and
1961,
31,
$781,000
six-month
outstanding.
Conn.
self-service
for
$1,036,254.
Net
payable__
Riley said,
$17
194,
for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1961, were
largest for any three-month period in the company's history, it
announced Oct. 24 by John G.
Brooks, company president. •;
•
' '•••"
corporation
are
and
of
A A a
"
•
organized
was
5,
its
(par
loans
R.
pre-tax
steel
for
half
Siegler Corp.—Record Quarter—
A
,
as
of May 1,
1961
of Scot's Enterprises,
Inc.
Corp., both. Connecticut corporations and both
organized in November, I960.
The principal
place of
type department
.
on
■
effective
company
vertised
The
company
•
.
Appfiance
been
business
-
Delaware
stores and increase work¬
new
\
BUSINESS—The
State
threte
open
of
Bank
2273.
p.
payable
company
Mr.
and
-
to repay debt,
ing capital.
all
pershare
the
public.
stock
"Based
products
and- that., operations
will
first
company
non-recurring
for
at
v->
share.
present
exchange
Philadelphia
$11.9
.
(& Subs.)—Net Declines—
the
share,
per
$514,000
was
ago
Consolidated
made
.194,
Pfd.
1961,
$26.50
a
located
all
and
common
John
Vf v/
.
peak operations in
steel strike.
-.A. A"-
the .six months
year,
this
be
20,
at
share.
with
compared
,
the
Excluding
will
stock
The
income
fiscal
cents
43
or
share
tions.
,
of
'
anticipated in¬
offering within a
Dec.
on
preferred
'*
7
Certificate
and
an
the
194,
per
Included
demand
Its
are
in
Southern
last
announced
were $1,114,514,
nine, months were
year.
A",
per
numerous
to
Inc.
and
v
previous year, president W. A. Sheaffer, II, announced.
However, net operating income for the six months was 41%' greater
than
a
year
ago,
he
pointed out, since .last year's
income figure
included $267,000 of life insurance
proceeds, not attributable to opera¬
per
Enterprises, Inc.—Common Stock
half
of
nation's
for
public
Co.—To Redeem
redemption
Payment
June
on
its
and
to
Riley
:'
.
the
Authorized
..
Sheaffer Pen Co.
of
1961
period'
640.
(W. A.)
major supplier
One
affiliated corporations, which
tions, as a group, are engaged principally in the
acquisition
the construction of
single-family homes thereon, and the sale
1960
the
to
interest
Mortgages
.V
$381,855,
for
anticipated that the present
through the fourth quarter
continue
continue
p.
1960.
with
nine
for
company
Inc.
company
Homes.
..
Mr.
of
the
a
funds
a
development of land,
Co.,
—V.
30,
with
President,
-.
were
revenues
Sept
compared
period in
same
plans
Edison
cumulative
$5.50
Florida
Common
-;A
quarter following the 1959 industry
share earnings are based on 1,106,387 shares outstanding, com¬
with 1,106,216 for the period ended Sept. 30,. 1960.
--A ;
pared
companies
earnings
and
be
.
additional
and
affected
corresponding
first
Per
to
compared
for
period,
Sales
C
the
the opportunity for Southeastern to
its equity investment.—V. 194, p. 262.
on
called
CAPITALIZATION
The. price
•
of
homes
divisions;
during
new
ended
A'.:;
month
will
industries.
sales office, establish
new
company
new
A-'V..av■
and
at
and
Pursuant
.
the
of
y.'■■ -AfA'A•
quarter
Chairman
earnings for the
share.
per
N
of
facilities in
their marketing
Diversified
the
the
shares
addition
and
■■■;
-
$74,268,814,
A
months
A.
for
58
or
_
27.
$1.01
or
im¬
-
amounted
certain
that
1657.
company
76
or
James
Oct.
per
%■ ;•
and
first
uptrend
an.
1962.
period
largely
1960.
earnings in 'the third
the preceding year.
As
evident
was
more
the
of
This
against
common
a
coverings;
-
said,
Corp.—Shows Profit—
the
$643,494.
Point
expansion
establish
are
engaged principally
in the
purchase, inventorying, and wholesale distribution of
roofing material's
supplies and equipment; sheet metal products;
heating and air-conditioning accessories
and
supplies;
heating
and
cooling
units;
floor
-
The
591,329
'"
and 'the
acquisitions
economics
p.
High
for
to
provide
profit
has
The
were
outstanding.
only
on
time.
business
from
and
$743,875, will be used by the
amendment
\
.-
,
earnings
in
Sales and revenues for the quarter were
$28,203,235,
$22,223,124 for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1960.
A
$13,093,-
year.;
Steel
to
$840,342,
on
to
last
of
earnings
year,
quarter
there
of
months
although
same
for
shares
of
stock
earnings,- Fowler
profit
and
N.^J. a.qd S. A., Los Angeles.—V.
Froducts
Jr.,
stock
share
per
that
at
in
no
need
sales
and
dividends.
stock
State
half
1961
with
period
same
common
i
Corp.,
capital
pclyurethane foam material, PhillipsPoint i'.nd Hickory, N. C., and Tupelo
High
to
should
BUSINESS—The
over
Fowler,
,
compares
common
$1.18
outstanding
increase
little
Earnings of
and
A.'A
,
amounted
period
nine
eontinue into
due
was
first
behind
added,
is
of- 1961
like
the
11,750,817
that
the
compared With
increase
in
the
ran
sales
net
months
on
in
out
for
were
provement is expected
Consolidated
share
1961
those
divisions
of
nine
shares
ended,
quarter
number
first
points
company
second
quarter equalled
produced
business;
Sharon
reflected
commercial,
,
of
field
automotive
California
accrued
Notes
of
months
and
I960
and
2161.
$16,889,615
a
11,259,073
on
The
the
with
stock
of
shares
new
J., publicly offered 175,000 shares
at
show
to
St* Regis Paper Co.—Net Down—Sales Gain—
Net
I960
impressive
profitable
year,
066,
in
common
elimination
earn¬
809,529
on
period
The
industrial
in
that
$ie
customers
corresponding
of
industrial.—V.
classes
Total
ago.
above
reflected
common
in
expects
company
mon
preferred stock
1960.
to
increases
ended
and
year
the
months
presently contemplated
1961 will be sufficiently
of
earnings
during
hours
classification
8.3%
quarter
in
earned
Kilowatt
1961
last
result
to
$2.24
share
per
the
operations
Industries, Inc.—Common Stock
Nov. 1,. 1961,
prospectus, Nether¬
lands Securities Co., Inc., Herbert
Young & Co., Inc.,
Morris Cohon & Co., Seymour Blauner &
Co., New York
City, and Investment Planning Group, Inc., East Orange,
to common stock, the increased
earnings were not reflected in the per share earnings. Earnings for the six month period ended' Aug. 31,-1961 were $1.07
Co.—Earnings—
three
plants
which
Southern
outstanding was
due to the conversion of much of Seeman's
l?.st,
convertible
while
;
.
the
of
President
capital.
1961
31,
ended "'■»Aug.
This
for
$6,000 000
company, approved
debentures with detachable
,
foam
and
Offered—Pursuant to
1961
1960, John B.
to
period
$63,595,000
number
greater this year
cumulative
month
$66,312,000.
Aug.
year,
compared
.
six
of
stock
Interest—
10-year
of Phillips-Foscue
use
rigid
a
Increases—
ended
last
period
same
of
period
the
corporate
already diversified
the
substantial
;v America
with <$1,294,384,
compared
Inc.—Reports
months
announced.
on
$697,694
2,050
Bissell & Meeds
than
Earnings
$864,597
the
increase
an
Chairman,
2,050
3,700
for
higher
showed
2,050
—-—
3,700
Light
6%
Miss.,
textile
outstanding 4.88%
plus
.
Joseph
to
$1,733,093,
was
ago.
months
general
for
4,369,000
net
St.
to
production
a
open
_
2272.
p.
into
two
or
realize
for the comparable period a year ago.
Earnings
678,120 shares of stock outstanding at the end of the
and on 671,372 shares a year ago, .'AAA''
year
and
de¬
new
cosmetics,
balance
'A.;'
in
sition
Eichler & Co
3,050
& Co.
3,050
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc.
!
—r_
3,050
Woodcock, Moyer, Fri.cke &
French, Inc.—
——
3,050
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
5,100
Co.
plans
Tupelo,
operates
crease
468.
p.
Kohlmeyer
5,100
—
Co.—
<fc
&
Bateman,
7,600
duPont
Hutton
Sutro
&
—
Stearns
Bear,
W.
Jackson
Webber,
of
stock
common
foam
Foscue
on
before
capital
of
and
of
which
•
ended
common
the
be
expenses
areas
addition
drugs
and
will
supplying
largest manufacturers of flexible
v
the
the
proprietory
working
the
Wilmington
Capital Corp,—Buys
$400,000
and
products
flexible
3,700
Curtis
payable,
for
for
promotional
Dallas, Tex., as first steps in broadening the scope of
strategy to national proportions.
The company has
from
$42,587,147 in 1960.
"Improvement in Sealright's earnings for the nine months reflects
increased product .volume along with economies from factory rearrange¬
ments instituted last year," H. C. Estabrook,
President, said.—Vr 194,~
by
AA
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—30,021
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc. 7,600
Paine,
of
for
warrants
share,
per
pared with
conditions
the
$2.56
computed
period this
335,589 shs.
645,429 shs.
to
to
$1.93
or
purchase contract the underwriters named below have
to purchase the percentages set forth below opposite
agreed
-respective
each
the
sell
automotive
accounts
purchase
High
3,145,000
Y.
income for
and
$500,000
The first major investment
by the corporation since its
public underwriting was announced Nov. 16
by Lee Davis,
Southeastern, a Nashville small business investment
$15,803,000
corporation on Oct.. 23 reported
earnings for the latest nine months.
and
equal
1,000,000 shs.
910,000 shs.
par)—
($1
of
and
Southern
N.
sale,
,
788.
p.
Fulton,
Net
FINANCING
PRESENT
n''' Authorized
■;
goods
Southeastern
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Improved Sales & Net
were
'■A
Philadelphia-Camden
$150,000
re¬
$15,193,000
—4
—V
892.
financing details follow:
GIVING
the
in
subsidiaries,
and import
wholesale
stock
presently
outstanding, common and preferred shares will be
exchanged for the
394,000 shares), of which Sidney A. Cooper,
President, and Paul S
Diruierman, Executive Vice-President, will own 58.37c and 38 8%
re¬
spectively.
'
Report-
1961
;
Revenue
Loss
finance,
the
negotiations are consummated)
installation of fixtures and opening
Phillips-Foscue
of
Financing Details—Our
Nov. 20,
1961 issue reported the sale on Nov. 16 of
107/57lnfshares3'of class A common stock at $27.50 per
share.
from
Miss.
Inc.—Additional
Togs,
consumer
proceeds
accessories;
The
Russ
net
The company will have
outstanding 394,000 shares of common
.(after giving effect to a proposed recapitalization
whereby the
213,750 shs.
Seaboard World Airlines Inc.—Nine Months'
public
the
then prevailing market
A:;•
,
-
present
stores
reduction
$68,755.30
1,000,000 shs.
--
war¬
the
at
purposes.
1429.
p.
(if
two
its
par)
30-month
exercisable
at
A:-1"'
sporting
Outstanding-
—
underlying
$250,
the company proposes to
lease;
partments to existing stores to
FINANCING
others
market
in
engages
the
Of
inventories,
of
also
company
operations.
opinion
are
for
Authorized
>
tor
(2)
9,916
outstanding shares
owned
by
Leon
which shares may be offered for sale from time to
A'';:'A",A A-\-
Phillips-Foscue
EFFECT
shares
25,000
underwriters
over-the-counter
''A-/-;:
sold.
GIVING
;
company
used
company.
the
operate
discount
Registered—
operates five retail discount stores located In the Phila¬
delphia-Camden metropolitan area, selling principally major home
ap¬
pliances.
It also sells small electrical
appliances, household equipment
and supplies,
giftware and seasonal items.
Through its
.
desirable
Inc.—Common
the
the
center
of
and
director,
the
(1)
the
to
price,
a
in
The
dis¬
the
by
Centers,
includes
sold
prices,
payable to officers, persons af¬
filiated
with
the
underwriters
and
—V.
cents
reflected
quarter
previous quarters,
discount
sold
also
be
offering
Melczer,
sale
provides
the company is
operates
its
the
to
.time
appli¬
which
of
with
arrangements
.
Results
rants
Notes
.
$10,545,636 for the similar period in 1960. Pre-tax profits were $355,992
against $317,386 for the first nine months of last year.
ments
large
of
discontinuance
types
no
items
the experience
of
tax
a
statement
•
■
consists
company
company's
the
that
guarantee
on
the
Royal Industries has net
sales of $9,084,242, com¬
1961,
30,
share on
per
in contrast to
1960
regard
'
.
the
by
revenues
The
specifically
in
per
period last year, the company had
sales of $4,444,950 and earnings of
$173,042, or 15 cents per share.
In the quarterly report to shareholders, Johnson noted that pre-tax
earnings for the period just ended were 75%
higher than last year.
Because
of
a
tax
loss;: carry
forward, there was no
provision
for
are, conducted
to sales
store
with
itself
credits,
refrigerators,
months
three
center
refunds,
.
CAPITALIZATION
similar
the
in
departments
discount
.
appliances.
these
Based
share for the three months
announced Oct. 30 by J. R. Johnson,
13
to
equal
sell
Down—
president.
company
For
reported
Company
$145,329,
leased
Discount
This company, of 2514 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, filed a
registration
statement with the SEC on Nov. 15 covering 165,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed
by
Bcenning <te Co., and Rodetsky, Walker &: Co., Inc. The public
offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by- amendment.
The-
discount
is Scot's, Inc., which
distinguishable from the name of
readily
overall
sold
center
ciprocal
Net
Silo
establishes
of, the
name
large appliances each represented
company
and
the
not
merchandise,
as
for
large
count
reached
194, p. 788.
Royal Industries, Inc.—Sales
and
persons
company's business is located
and
recourse.
pensate
of
the
For
of
The
area.
earnings for the remainder of the year is promising, based
company's schedule of military shipments and the increasing
of industrial and commercial activity.—V. 193, p. 748.
tempo
approximately 15% of the
total gross sales
of the company.
Sales of large appliances will be
discontinued on or about Nov.- IS,
1961, at which time the company
will add
a
domestic department in place of the large appliance de¬
partment.
Management believes that the domestic sales will
com¬
earnings of $870,492 reported for the comparable
providing $965,000 for Federal and state income
after
period,
a
Monda^, November 27, 1961
.
.
and
the
on
stoves,
washing
machines and dryers,
TV sets,
tape recorders, etc. and small appliances, such as radios,
phonographs, etc. and housewares, auto accessories and supplies, elec¬
trical fixtures, sporting goods, rugs and carpeting, luggage, hardware,
paints, furniture, juvenile furniture and garden equipment and sup¬
plies. Of all the merchandise sold by the company, housewares, hard¬
Earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1961, amounted to
$986,585 after providing $1,077,000 for Federal and State income taxes;
as
of
name
Merchandise
ware
Royal
to
number
greater
market
a
as
the
return.of
ances
2344.
p.
the
without
MacArthur.
Mr.
of
owner
will
expec.ted,
is
190,
to
stock
new
sales
adjustments of disputes
with
customers,
wrapping paper, boxes,
payment at
the checK-out
register, etc. "The company does its own buying and merchandising
other
than
advertising
through its own staff.
The ability
of
the
company to sell its merchandise at relatively low mark up is achieved
by the use of the self-service operation conducted by the store in
which it is a tenant and by
the elimination of such overhead costs
as
free deliveries and charge accounts. However, the company does
sell some of its merchandise
(large appliances and furniture) on an
installment
plan
method
but
promtly
sells
its
commercial
paper
stated.
was
Crose-Perrault
subsidiary
facture
it
Corp.,
which
similar
is
slips,
special situation investment com¬
pany whose stocks are listed on the New York Stock Exchange, cur¬
rently owns 2,425,395 shares of Royal American and intends to con¬
Graham-Paige
attracts
center
company.
All
of
the
various
issued
be
operated
departments
the
Royal American will result in Mr. MacArthur's owning directly
indirectly a substantial majority of the new capitalization, and
MacArthur
will
become
the
controlling
stockholder
of
Royal
by
in
name
■
-
at
.
additional
are
center
discount
^
of
month.
this
discount
principally
City
new
by
of
in
,
who
engaged in selling a wide variety of merchandise
discoui.t.
The company believes that the location of its business
a
discount center is
an
advantage to the company in that the
at
and
Chairman,
licensees
or
in Palm Beach County and includes
Palm Beach Gardens,
which
is
being
MacArthur who also developed nearby Lake Park
located
is
North
end
the
Felt,
the
Bergen, USNR (Ret.),
of Royal American.
John J.
President
accommodates
center
signed
an
agreement to
acquire for stock
14,000 acres of Florida real estate valued at $31,000,000 from
Bankers Life & Casualty Co., Chicago,
and from its president, John
D
MacArthur,
it was announced jointly Nov. 6 by Mr. MacArthur
has
corporation
The discount
by other lessees
operates several leased departments or concessions there.
Deal—
Corp.—Florida Land
American
Royal
The
about
.
.
-
;
-
»'
/■
■
■
-
Continued
on
page
53
Volume
194
Number
6111
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2339)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
a
the
first
grouped in two separate
indicate ail the dividends an¬
we
table
in
which
Then
show
we
the
Acme
Company
Electric
Acushnet
Co.
Process
When
Share
(quar.).
(quar.)_______
Adams Express—
12-
From
cash
or
'
$2.13
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Aetna Life Insurance Co.
40c
Industries
(Louis)
American
(Watertown, N.
Bank
shares
Co.
on
iquar.)
consider
proposal
a
Commercial
Cyanamid Co.,
preferred
District
Extra
12-15
Cincinnati
Line
30c
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
common
this
in
cash
will
gains,
2
(D.
April
split
on
18
on
Trust
vote
stock
Service
Co.
(D.
1
a
4-25
1-
Continental
Continental
12-
5
12-
16
011
5
Copperweld
Co.
Petroleum
3-
Cowles
3-30
1-
2
12-15
Crawford
40c
1-
2
12-11
Creole
(quar.)
43 %c
4
(N.
Y.).
(quar.)
1-
40c
_
2
1-
2
12-
8
12-15
5c
(quar.).
9
12-
1
12-11
Corp.
Special
Crown
$2
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
&
Crown
Life
Crown
Company
Wire
&
nr
12-27
Cable Co.—
■'
tajfpn.on dividend. payment.
rmfU
12-11.6.
;-V: 50c
12 y2
dividend
!
Associated
Products
Associated
Spring
12r 4
12-
Zell£rbach Corp.
1-
5
12-
12-
8
10c
1-16
12-11
Milwaukee
of
Construction
corp.
»37 V2c
(quar.)
dividend).—
(stock
(quar.)
*
Dan
1
River
dividend
3%
,
__
.
Barry Wright Corp. iquar.)___
Bausch & comb, common (quar.)
preferred
stock
12-15
Detroit
11-28
Di
11-28
Diana
1-26
1-
5
Beecn-Nut
Life
Savers
1"
1
12-15
Dominion
less
British
income
depositary.
tax
Dividend
_'
and
will
expenses
amount
to
12-
12-
1
12-
1
1
12-14
11-16
12-
6
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-11
12-
1
2-26
5
12-22
12-15
12-
1
12-11
12-
1
12-11
12-
1
12-15
II-16
12-15
12-15
I-15
12-
12-
Dow
11-30
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
Theory Investment Fund, Inc.
Draper Corp
(quar.)
12-15
12-
du
12-20.
12-
1
$4.50
2-13
12-
8
I.)
de
preferred
Nemours,
for
3.70%-
1-15
12-
35c
__
(yr.-end)
_____
Bell
$0.59
1-25
I-10
25c
1-
2
12-
31c
1-
1
1
50c
1-
1
Billups
Blue
Western
Bell,
Bohack
Boise
Inc.
51%c
1-
(H.
C.)
Co.,
Co.
1-15
12-15
1
12-
4
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)_____
51 '/»c
1-
1
12-
1
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)__
52Vic
1-
1
11-30
11-18
1-
1
12-
11-50
11-18
50c
12-15
12-
4
Edgewater Steel Co.
Egry Register, 5Vi%
(quar.)
1-
9
El
,
(quar.)_____
10c
(extra)
2-
+50c
6
$2.10
preferred
+
$4.12
preferred
iquar.)
$4.72
preferred
$5.40
preferred
&
Brown-Fonnan
A
B
Buckeye
Bulova
Pipe
.
Machinery
Trust
T
vote
Inc.
Stockholders
Initial
6%
Wire
Class
B
75c
on
Baxter
action
this
Carey
two-for-one
a
8
Emery
12-
8
Emhart
1-15
1-
2
45c
12-15
12-
4
1-12
Stock
Erie
capital
Steel
i
12-
12-15
12-' 5
Excelsior
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
Fair
gains
Common
1
12-18
Common
1-
1
12-15
Fibreboard
1
12-15
First
National
Bank
(Boston)
(stock
dividend)
12-20
11-29
First
National
Bank
of
5%
1-
12-15
11-30
12-15
Pacific
Electric
payment
2nd
12-31
12-31
First
11-24
I25c
11-24
payment
omitted
preferred
Paper
income
of
share
16,
at
40c
15c
plus
12-13
1-
3
12-15
12-21
12-
30c
12-30
for
City
convertible
3.50%
preferred
__
quar.)
preferred
Electric
(P.
11-30
12-20
12-
Corp
37Vic
___
A
—
40c
_
_
_•
(quar. 1
12-
1
12-
1
2-
1
1-19
31%c
12-
5
A
(quar.)__>—
12-15
12-
12-15
12-1
11-30
11-24
30c
75c
1-
2
12-
1
12-11
&
&
12-31
12-11
1-2
12-8
12-15
12-
8
25c
12-15
12-
1
—
(quar.)_
*
40c
Marine
preferred
(stock
preferred
B
Telephone
Works
$1
Co.,
of
to
12-29
12-4
2%
12-15
12-
12-22
3%
1-31
62Vic
12-29
25c
12-15
1962,
Virginia
5%
5
1-
Fort
4
-
12-
8
Jan.'
6c
12-28
12- 4
12-28
12-
12-29
and
(quar.)
Chemical
&
Salt
Worth
9c
3c
12-30
12-
8
sale
to
split the
$1.50
1-
1
12-
8
$1.15
1-
1
12-
8
$1.15
1-
1
12-
8
Franklin
87y2c
1-
1
12-
8
Fuller
Franco
1-
2
12-
1
1-
7c
13%c
2
12-
5
12-15
Johnson
———
(s-a)__
11-27
12-15
Electric
(George
56Vic
on
(stock
A.)
12V2C
Machinery Co.
(quar.)
at a
special meet¬
Jan. 19 on a proposal
a
2-for-l
11-1
1
12-15
12-15
12- 1
1,
t
dividend)
(quar.)
12- 4
12-15
12-
12-28
12- 1
8
1
cents
___—
Co.
(initial)
20c
—
5
12-11
50c
12-20
12-
8
75c
12-15
12-
5
12y2c
12-15
12-
1
Co.
Kokenge
1-
Co.
(Calif.)
—___—
(s-a)——.—
(E.)
Sons Co._——'_
Gas
&
Electric,
25c
44c
$1.12/2
$1.08
$1.07
$3
«
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
—-—
_________
preferred iquar.)__,—
Oklahoma & Gulf Ry., 6%
67,
preferred
3%
pfd.
(s-a)
12"2®
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12- 1
12- 1
Ji"2?
J
12- 1
12- 1
J2"
f11-20
11-20
preferred
Kellogg
C—
Company
25c
(quar.)
Refining
(quar.)
,
J2"^
}2~ }
35c
12-iD
35c
$1.25
J- 9.
12-22
12-20
11-28
49c
12-15
11-30
Extra
Kennecott
Copper
Corp.
iz-
i
Custodian-Funds, Inc.—
"Series
B-i:\ (from net investment income)
Keystone Growth Fund, "Series K-,2" (regu¬
Keystone
of
Eond
Investment
3c
from
net
Fund,
investment
,
,
income
irl
plus
.
Company
40
12-22
from
cents
(7
&
1-
_
——.—
America
income
12-
$1
47c
Co.
12-11
12-11
12-22
3c
—
Insurance
2
,12-30
$1
——
securities)^
Service
lar
basis
Oil
12- 1
11-27
■%
$1
Accident
Construction
&
Kendall
25c
share
Wyoming
of
Jefferson
4.32%
vote
on
1- 2
12-18
4
special
year-end payment from net realized profits
Keystone
&
11-27
12-
Corp.:—
——
50c
._—.—
(quar.)
will
12-15
12-19
40c
(Chattanooga,- Tenn.)
4.28%
(s-a)
Steel
Stockholders
2
from
(initial)—
Corp,
Co.
of
11-15
1-
12-15
from
—
&
12-15
$1
Iquar.)
Mining
11-22
6c
cents
profits)
of
Washington
1
12-15
t$2.50
(s-a)
cents
2
4
11-30
12-
cash
—.—--
(7
1
28c
(Sarnia)
Fund
1-
4c
__.
(optional
Copper
1-
8
$12V2C
f
Bank
11-28
12-15
—
Minerals
12-
1
f30c
Co.
securities
4-16
t20c
Mortgage & Trust
International
1-16
1
12-14
Ltd.J—_—-—
shares)
International
4-16
1
12-29
175c
(quar.)
income
1
20c
(quar.)
Fund
Income
1-16
5-
2-
48c
.___-—
—______
(monthly)______
A
Consolidated
2-1
5-
(quar.)—
class
3-15
$1
.
—
''
8
12-20
2
$1
-
Income
4V2%
2%
—-
Dairies—
preferred
12-
2
$1.25
(Canada)
Kansas
York—
iquar.)____,
preferred
Foremost
8
and
Corp
Corp.
1
12-
1-
$1.25
—
(Canada)
Investors
Kansas,
(quar.)—
5
4-
.___
Kahn's
New
12-
12-29
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Properties,
Jurgensen's
ap¬
12-29
1-15
—___
-
Tobacco
Co.
1-15
12-15
_____
(quar.)_
Assurance
investment
8
15c
3%-
com.
(quar.)
Investment
12-
933/4C
(quar.)__
Life
12-15
12-29
;_—
(quar.)
B
preferred
11-30
12-29
—__—
(quar.)
A
Common
12-10
25c
A
investment
1
11-10
1-15
*
preferred
Cement
4
12-
1-15
dividend)__—
Corp.,
preferred
Oil
4
12-
30c
——
(quar.)
preferred
Life
12-
12-15
$1.10
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
A
Products
Tool
12-12
12-1
(quar.)
Bell
2
12-22
-.
dividend)
Sugar
Food
1-
12-22
40c
„
-—
conv.
12-12
Co.
:
(stock
2
10c
stock split)_L___
(increased-quar.)
common
1-
25c
Corp., common
dividend
12-12
50c
(quar.)—,
Insurance
Industries
2
55c
(quar.)
Finance
1-
433/4C
—_—
Co._
Francisco)
Julian
subject
12-20^^12-15
25c
•
(quar.)
1
10c
•
Co
(2-for-l
Sound
on
12-21
9.
1-12
25c
___'
common
Corp.,
net
1
15c
Inc.
Light
11-29
25c
(quar.)
stockholders
of
12-18
2-
15c
(quar.)_____;-
Co.
International
12-15
11-30
.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
N.)
Fire
4%
time
•
.—
Stores
ing to be held
(quar.)
11-30
12-20
>"
20c
12-4
Ecuis—
Bank
approval
26
:___
(quar.)
preferred (quar.I—
12-20
—
class
F.)
W.)
12-19
1962
4V2%'
each
this
at
(quar.)__.
dividend__
to
National
Fleetwood
12-15
Power—
preferred
Co.
Brewing
International
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.—
$1.35
!
St.
split
First
11-28
a
$1
held—
4.60%
(G.
4
:
(quar.)
Products
stock
National
Stock
Subject
tquar.)_'
(G.)
12-
50c
(Delawarei—
Co.
of stockholders Jan. 9,
effective Jan. 9 if approved
11-30
f433/4C
;_
net
12-30
$1
(Jacksonville)—
Agricultural
12-19
$1.50
—
proval
(Elizabeth, N. J.) —
(increased
11-22
11-30
'i<"*25cot
(E.
Institutional
11-30
1
11-30
t22'/2C
(quar.)
Aluminum,
Inspiration
11-22
12Vic
_____—
(quar.)
1-
Federal
Corp.—
(one
12-11
12-
Co.
preferred
or
12-15
12-
12-19
!
Inland
12-15
..
(quar.)_________.
pfd.
11-22
75c
distribution
Trust
(Syracuse)
A
6%
6
Ltd.—
from
products
Maine
Co.
class
Co.,
12-
Kennedy—
dividend
shares
Bearing
Lanes,
5Vi%
common
Manufacturing
10c
62c
(quar.)
35c
1-19
1-12
12-15
—5%
Co.
$1
3%
37V^c
8
Kidde
17c from
(Walter)
12-18
12-
12-31
12-20
Kingsport
12-15
12- 4
Korvette
Press
(E.
J.)
&
net
Co.
realized
profits)
(stock
dividend)
(3-for-l
20c
12-15
11-30
5%
12-27
12- 6
1-26
12-15
12-15
12- 1
12V/2c
(quar.)
stock
split)——
1
8
1-10
12-15
12 Vic
5c
First
of
Y.
N,
—
50%
11-15
12-
$1.25
—.—___
Engineering
Insurance
Industrial
12-15
—i;_—$1.'12 Vi
of
1
22Vic
(quar.)
___.
Aircraft
Interstate
Fafnir
12-15
10c
General
11-29
5
divd.)
—
(Canada)
Incorporated
12-15
1-19
20c
(stk.
(increased)____
(quar.)
Incorporated
.
Co.
Lines
Corp.
Life
Corp.
common
(quar.)
dividend
realized
Iquar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Income
12-15
5
12-29
87 Vic
u___
Insurance
Two-for-one
on
5
1-
5%
common
Financial
Co.,
Extra
stock)
Extra
Ltd.—
Co.
1-
20c
(Guaranteed
Giant
Imperial
6
12-15
50c
quar.)
Western
Imperial
11-29
45c
RR.
4Vi%% preferred
5
1
0.00125
dividend—
Pittsburgh
Quarterly
12-22
12-15"
(increased
&
1-
6V4C
(quar.)
<quar.)_
Quarterly
$1
taken
Home
Freight
Mfg.
common
37 y2c
(quar.)
&
Air
Erlanger Mills,
split
_
&
4.60'r
12-
1
time
Year-end
6%
1
1-
Fairbanks
Carriers
Central
1-
10c
12'/2C
Carnaco
Stock
Class
B
iquar.)_
:_______
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas
(increased)
12 y2c
(Philip)
Central
12-
Instrument,
11-29
12-
1
,
Mfg.
(quar.)
I
Equipment Co. (increased)-
Ceco
1
a
(quar. 1
preferred
Carey,
1-
8
1
12-21
12-
1
Imperial
II-29
1-
60c
9
4
Illinois
11-29
1
$1.34
iquar.)—___________
1
12-
12-
Illinois
11-29
1
1-
dividend
(quar.)
Celanese
preferred
No
13
iquar.)
Canadian
Co.
Electronic
Power—
Cable
&
iquar.)
Auto-Lite
11-15
America
March
on
(quar.)
Financial Corp.
A
$1
of
(quar.)
approve
Electric
Class
preferred
4
50c
Co.
preferred
Canada
Electric
12-
12-
Corp.—
preferred
California
1
1
1-
$1.18
$1.35
12-20
—
(quar.)
California
$2.50
Jersey)
_
Financial
$5.36
15c
(New
Assurance
will
Bymart-Tintair
I
—
___
Men's
1
75c
proposed 20%
stock
Buttrey Foods
(quar.)
C
iquar.)
(quar.)__
&
Extra
Stockholders
12-
10c
__
Co.
Bank
Semi-annually
Business
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Line
Watch
Burlington
1
(Delaware)
(quar.)
Browning-Ferris
,
Corp.
(qua.r.)
Class
preferred
12-
1-
$1.12
10c
Distillers
Class
4%
12-15
$1.03
20c
(quar.)--,,
II-29
—_
15c
Rope
12-11
(quar.)
%
5Jc
Corp.
Bascom
11-30
12-15
;
12-
11-27
5%
12-20
—
9
12-
5%
15Vic
iquar.)
12-
12-13
Life Insurance
Ore
4%«
$1.37Vi
iquar.)
11-30
11-30
12-29
Iron
4%-
12-12
iquar.)
iquar.1
preferred
11-20
1
30c
Brass
common
12-
15c
52Vic
12-21
12-21
12-21
12-23
Common
75c
preferred
Co.,
12-15
$4.50
Drilling Co., Ltd.—
Participating class A
(quar.)
Briggs & Stratton
(quar.)
Broderick
;___
(quar.)
12-29
Boyles Bros.
Bristol
Electric
Paso
iquar.)
1-10
10c
$2
Hygrade
12-
20c
25c
(quar.)
10c
Hutchinson
12-
12-15
4
12-
12-18
:
Corp.
Ltd.
t55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cascade
Bowes
Petroleum
(quar.)
(Pa)
1
25c
5%
12-
15c
Telephone Co. of Canada
Isle Corp.
(extra)
Belle
share.
12-
:
Employees
Hupp
12-
12y2c
depositary
per
12-14
25%
Howe
12-
1-
12-1
(s-a)
Stock
I-10
1-25
467/sc
1
12-14
(certificates)____
Howard
1
$1.12Vi
(increased)
Y.)
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
—
4%?
preferred
iquar.)
33,4%
preferred (quar.)____:—_—
11-28
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
1
17V2C
(quar.)—___
4.40%
12-29
12-14
preferred
(N.
Systems,
Northern
(San
11-15
$3
____
12-
1-31
Home
II-24
12-
12-
2
12-
Hirsch
11-24
2
2
1-
12-29
Hilo
4
1
1-
1-
35c
17V2c
A
(extra)
Hewitt-Robins
12-13
11-30
33c
11-15
60c
(quar.)
80c
$2
12-13
87Vic
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
Duffy-Mott Co.
(quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common
ap¬
12-26
115c
.
<Del.)__
com,
1
class
12-15
50c
Household
f43c
(quar.)
$3.50
(E.
12-
3c
preferred
11-24
Pont
1-
12-22
12-1
——30c
7%> non-cum. preferred (quar.)_
Hercules
Powder
Co.,
common____
12-20
25c
11-24
12-15
25%
Extra
(from
___
Ltd., 5%
l-15t
'--A $1.50
1.
Inc.
4
55c
Helme
12-15
1-
2
11-24
12-
"
(quar.)_
Insurance
Nugget
Heilman
1
55c
8
1
li(
12-15
4
dividend
Hawaiian
12-15
20c
(s-a)
Falls
Securities
11-14
12-30
1-
1
12-
(quar.)
Hauserman
II-14
12-15
25c
12-15
1-
10c
dividend)
Exchange
Distillers,
B
Harvey
5
20c
____
1
20c
_____—
Extra
50c
.
Corn
A
Extra
12-11
$1.12Vi
(stock
class
B.),
Hart-Carter
2
12-20
(quar.)
—
Hansen
1-
40c
$1.15
'
(quar.i____—1_—
Mfg.
Quarterly
12-11
—_
Trust
Gulf
12-20
________
(H.
Grumman
2
%
Cement
Bennett
Industries
Stock
12-15
12-15
10%
(quar.)________
11-22
—20c
&
Grinnell
2
(quar.)__—__
preferred
Portland
Greyhound
I-25
1-
;
Dairies
1-
$4.60
5%
1-
(quar.)
income)
12-15
Green
2-15
Fund,
1-1
Great
12-
12-15
25c
Stock
12-15
Great
12-31
20c
proximately
1
45c
r
Corp., $3 pfd.
Corp.
(quar.)
1
Government
11-16
12-
145c
iquar.)
Growth
12-15 '
1-
(B. F.)
Company (quar.)__——
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, 4% pfd. (quar.)__
Government Employees Insurance
(Washington, D. C.) (quar.)
f75c
(quar.)___
11-22
Goodrich
11-16
l-
12-15
1
Golden
5
,
12-15
16%
12-11
12-15
(quar.)——
45c
(quar.)
Group, Ltd. Ordinary (interim)___
Dividend for year ending March 31, 1962,
2
50c
35c
Beecham
1-
50c
______
Dover
(increaseu)
8
I-15
15c
(quar.)__
common
Co.
Stores
12-
Counselors
12-
2
1
1-
2 V2 %
Union, Inc.
(quar.25c
Special
20c
Goebel
Brewing
(action
deferred
on
the
common
and pfd. payments at this time)
7Vic
_
25c
v:
,
Globe
65c
10c
(quar.)
8
15c
%__
Fruit
Diversified
12-15
"
Beauty
Giorgio
$1
Inc.
8
12-
90c
Co.—
Edison
1
Inc.—
Ties,
Mills,
Milk
1-
split
Lrummel
Dean
12-11
.
11-30
30c
(quar.)
Laboratories,
2-for-l
*
12-11
12 V2c
.
12-
12-30'
10c
common..
preferred
1-15
12 y2c
±
12-30
1-31
,
12-15
1- 2
20c
;
1
12-
2
11-22
Stock
1%
(quar.)
1-
1
Globe
6c
(Toronto)
$1.50
12-
Glens
12-29
12-
12-13
4%
11-17
25c
preierred (quar.)
Cutler-Hammer
Inc.
(quar.)_
1
12-
1-
12-15
12-15
25c
Class
40c
$4.50
5%
Corp.
Insurance
Candy,
1
35c
(s-a)__
;
Stock dividend 1.—
Cunningham Drug S'tq^ 'Inc.
Curtis
1
12-
J50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
50c
;____
Extra
Industries—
£
v-
5
10c
(quar.)_—____
.
1-22
10c
(initial)<yd
Corp.
v'v4,\
12-20
c
2%
Seed——___________
*
'
12-
1
12-15
<
___l____
Glenmore
12-20
27Vic
(quar.)____
Seal,
1
1
Girard
1
1
Co.—
Cork
&
12-
12-
12-15
$1.37Vi
.___
Crown
1
1-
.
dividend--
Gilpin
1
12-15
|3c
(quar.)__
__'
v
;
..
1
Gilmore
50c
Corp.
Seal
12-
12-
30c
(reduced)
preferred
'
Baxter
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
—
Cork
conv.
12-15
68%c
(initial)
Petroleum
12-19
30c
(quar.)
Chemical
5%.
1-2
8c
B
1-
31Vic
Ohio—
Extra
12-19
18%c
.
Co.
Products
Cosden
8
Ltd.—
Corp.
Steel
Coronet
40C
Eeau
(quar.)—
___
1-17
2-
12-
8
8
5
12-
Gilbert
2
15c
12-
12-
1
12-
Giant
1
62Vic
& steel
Steel
1-
12-15
12-30
35c
of
iquar.)
Extra
$1
:____.
15c
1
Co.
Copper
*
4%
$1.75
(quar.)
dividend
55c
Co.
Coal
12-15
12-22
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
Waterworks Corp.— /.
Stock
1
2-
12-23
$13.35
Extra
a
:J
12-
2-10
$1.50
_________
Mills
2
2
1-25
Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred (quar.)_—
$1.25
j $4.96 preferred
(quar.)
$1.24
$4.92 preferred iquar.)
i__-—$1.23
12-20
60c
6%
pfd.
(quar.)_
Co.
Co.
preferred (quar.)____
80c preferred
(quar.)_.
Georgia Marble
(quar.)
,
10%
—
Rendering
12-15
12-26
11-27
2
1-
1-
593/8C
$6
4
.•>>,.
the
:
—
Stock
(initial)
(quar.)
Surety
Stock
by
.
Engineering,
Finance
Extra
12-26
12-14
4
Company
Consolidation
60c
12-
1
Illinois—
preferred
preferred
1
12-
30c
preferred
$2
12-29
12-
$1
(quar.)
lelephone
General
1A
(quar.)
International—
12-15
2
12-14
is
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)______
Consolidated Theatres Ltd., class
C.)—-
Jan.
on
Writing Paper
taiaen
payment
Company
Consolidated Textile
:
American
BarChris
This
(quar.)
Consolidated
5
l-j.5
1-
of
1
1
50c
—
(initial-quar.)
2
1
proposed-
a
preferred (quar.)
5Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
dividend.
Stores
Stamping Co.
Sugar Refining
Stock
on
common
preferred
12-
1-
5
meet-
5%
12-15
20c
American
Bank
annual
(quar.)
11-29
50c
1-
12-
12-15
Co.
preferred
12-
1-
50c
(increased)
Signal
1
12-18
56 Vic
—
.____
&
10%
preferred
Asgrow
Co.,
12-27
~
dividend
Stock
&
12-22
(quar.).
1
12-15
12-15
1-
t$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25
1
2-
Co.
$1.40
4
25c
5%
vote
will
Self
No action
9
Telephone
General
12-
12-
$2.80
Angeles)
the
Jan.
on
5c
(s-aj___
C.)
12-15
12-20
87Vic
Central Power
(monthly)
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
11-29
,___
Stockholders
Anaconda
(Los
preferred
Coleman
11-29
1-
1
12-18
$1
$1.75
Commonwealth Water Co., 5Vi%
Coniagas Mines, Ltd.
Consolidated Foods Corp.
.
Anaconda
Bank
Railway
$2,375
luc
10c
$1.33
Co.
Co.
security
Extra
7%
12-15
8
"
common
dividend.
Peabody
Coca-Cola
11-30
12-15
12-
$3.75
also
subject
to
the
approval
Comptroller of the Currency-!
•
Coleman
pay¬
Quarterly
American
12-15
1
(quar.)__
Electric
12-30
t$1.38
American
General
8
Holders
Payable of Rec.
45c
(quar.)____-__
General
8
12-
(quar.)
Transportation iquar.)__
General Cable Corp.,
common
iquar.)
.•
4%>
1st preferred
(quar.)
4
12-
1
1-
preferred
Co.
Ltd.—
preferred
General
When
Share
&
General
12-
1
1-
B
Colorado
.
American
1
11-30
15c
dividend
Stock
Co.,
(quar.)
stock
Coca-Cola
ordinary income
capital
two-for-one
Optical
proposed
1
Co.—
Stockholders
American
12-
5%»
11-
Company
(Julius)
Gatineau Power Co.
5 V2 'k
12-23
70c
;
Transit
4%
4
20c
i
stock
or
Meter
American
%
.
Corp.—
net
Mercury Ins.
proposed
2
12-
12-1
(NYC)
______
from
American
Stock
v
12-15
$l.o0
American
American
5
time.
(quar.)
net
Securities
10%
Colonial
__
undistributed
$1.21
able
1-
30c
12-
Co.
__
ing to be held
Inc.—
International
plus
12-22
87 V2c
.
12c from
12-15 r
Trust
______1
7%
(quar.)__
common
payment omitted at
preferred
12-
4
•
'
:
11-24
>
York
Co.
National
Cluett,
Telegraph
Co.,
1
12-
2oc
Stockholders will vote at
common
90c
Felt
1
1-
30c
1
12- 1
New
preferred
Citizens
January
the
Extra
6 %
12-
2
basis.
Barge
Export Lines,
Common
American
Copper
2
25c
y
.'
American
Chile
7%
__-
the
two-for-one
a
American
D
at
to split
American
American
8
1-
:12-15
12-14
•
3uc
1-15
30C
4
5c
(quar.)
Cnristiana
12-
12-
56'/4C
:"~"75c
Extra
40c
(quar.)_______
Note
will
meeting
Series
Bank
8
12-18
12-28
(quar.)
12-
50c
Garfinkel
12-20
income
preferred
2
1-
investment
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake & Onio Ry„ common (quar.)
3Va%> convertible preferred (quar.)__
Chicago Rivet & Macnine (quar.)
Y.)—
(quar! )____
Company
Directors
American
12-
Per
Name of
1
12y2c
quar.)
Gotham, Inc., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Increased
11-29
2
(increased
(quar.)________
1-
Quarterly
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. (increased)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. (quar.)
Allis
1-
net
20c
Agricultural Insurance
Allen
12-22
35c
Co.
preferred
Chemical
,
Casualty & Surety Co.
12-
in
payable
4,
5%
undistributed net ordinary income
plus SI.87 from capital gains, payable in
Aetna
12-20
$3
(extra
6%
26c from
stock
Corp.
stock)
Electric
Chadbourne
6
12-11
25c
__
,
12-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
55c
Century Shares Trust—
of Rec,
12-20
(Phila.) (quar.)
or
Century
Holders
Payable
7c
.
Securities
cash
payments previ¬
Per
Bank
When
Share
,
National
10c
Central
follow with
we
Company
Penn
Extra
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date;—-—A;..,:./,:....
Name of
Per
,
Name of
Central
are
during the current.week.
second
-
11
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2340)
When
Per
Navie
Kroehler
taken
payment
common
on
Holders
Payable
1
12-
Name of
;
Pacific
Clay Products
Paddington Corp., new
at
Stock
this time.
12-20
10c
Kysor Heater Co
12-10
Class
Gas
4.32'^
5%
Co.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
A
B
(quar.)—
31'Ac
(increased)
Ltd,
12-31
20c
_
Sessions
Finance,
-12-11
—
class A
1-19
11-24
12-
1
Parker-Hannifin
Corp.
(quar.)J
Penmans,
Ltd.
Penn-Dixie Cement iquar.)_
12-
5
2-15
1-19
—-—
12-15
12-1
Pennsylvania
Engineering
!—10c
12-15
12-
1
Glass
1
12-
6
Forge
12-15
12-
4
Drop
(quar.)
Lehn
Refineries
Lester
Lexington
Water
Lilly
<Eii)
Lincoln
Co.
&
Income
6
12-20
; 12-
7
12-15
12-
5
Quarterly
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long
Pepsi-Cola
Co.
(quar.)
1-
Ltd.
Corp.
1
1-
12-11
2
12-
Milk
2
12-
8
12-
1
11-17
50C
12-15
12-4
$1.37 Va
—
(quar.)
__
Ludlow
Trust
1-
30c
Corp.
2
12-
tquar.)
Inc...
Luminator-Harrison,
Bowling
MacGregor
MacLaren
Class
Inc.
Centers,
&
Power
A
____
.
Common
1
;
12-15
>;.■
Magor
Car
Maine
Public
4.75%
Electric
&.
Corp
iquar.i
preferred
(quar.)
Inc., new common
stock split
Manufacturers
Hanover
Manufacturers
Life
—
(M.)
Masco
Protective
(stock
McDermott
Melrose
(J.
Merchants
4.08';
12-29
12-15
4.18',/
Co.
States
Middlesex
Millers
7%
Falls
Minneapolis
11-22
11-16
Purex
12-
Purolator
1
2
1-
12-
Modine
Mfg.
Mohasco
12c
1-3
12-29
1-
2
12-15
11-24
12-22
12-
8
8
S2.50
A
Morris
Mountain
Co.
—
1
payment
at
Nation-Wide
National
1
11-20
Robinson
12-15
12-19
1-
2
12-
1
Bank
of
National
Cash
City
National
5%
Register
Lines
Mortgage
Common
National
12-15
2
1-
12-15
11-30
11«17
1-12
12-28
12-15
12-
12-15
11-24
2
12-15
1-
12-12
12-15
-
4
1
12-
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
National
Securities
National
Shawmut
National
Steel
National
Stock
National
Nevada
New
New
&
(111.)
Co;
Co.
(N.
Bank
12-
1
12-20
5
12-15
12-
.
12-16
11-30
1-
15c
1-
2
12-15
1-
4
12-18
1-
2
12-14
12-14
12-11
2
12-
8
12-28
12-
8
1-
4 7'Ac
60c
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
50c
90c
55c
11-24
11-17
30c
11-24
11-17
2 2'Ac
12-15
12-
1
i
20c
12-23
12-
1
37'Ac
2-16
2-
1
+27 'Ac
12-
8
2
12-
8
12-
8
1-
2
12-12
(quar.)______
Insurance
Land
12-14
12-
1
Edison
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
Line
Life
;II
(quar.)___
Insurance
12-29
Stock
Co.
dividend
O.shkosh
B'Gosh
(quar.i
o.—
(quar.)
Extra'
12-18
12-15
12-
12-21
1-
3
12-15
12-15
11-27
12-29
12-15
12-
1
11-17
12-28
12-15
12-11,
11-27
25c
12-100"
and
35c
12-
11-21
1
..
Union
2-
1
12-
&
Co.
1-15
25c
12-15
12-20
12-
■12-29
12-
5
12-1
8
-11-24
12-. 8
11-24
12-15
$1.04
12-15
11-17
$5.25
preferred
G.)
Co.
12-28
10%.
35c
(quar.)__
1-
2
11-17
■
12-t
7
12-
1
Crane
Corp.
&
A
Breweries.
Ltd.
stock
split
stockholders
Corp.
E__
Unitcd-Carr
United
Electric,
income
United
A
Products
American
Common
Carolina
South
Pittsburgh
Southern
preferred
Southern
Union
5.05 %
(H.
R.)
Monthly
Welded
West Ohio Gas
12-15
11-24
12-18
12-
1
4
12-20
12-
5
1
Wisconsin
Michigan
12-29
12-15
2
12-
8
2
12-
8
57'Ac
2
12-
8
56'Ac
1-
2
12-
8
64 i'u c
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-20
1-
2
25c
:
(quar.)
-
$1.12'A
1-
65c
12-31
12-
5
27c
12-31
12-
12-30
12-
8
2-
iquar.)
$1.18%
1
2-
$1.20
Worth
Fund.
Zonolite
1
Below
1-15
dends
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
$1.33%
12-15
12-
iquar.)
$1.26'A
12-15
12-
1
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
;_
III—I'
ABC
(quar.)
&
Stock
A
Royalty
(quar.)
75c
12-15
12-
1
2%
12-28
12-
1
12-30
12-
11-20
12-
1
1
1
11-20
40c
r-H
•
00
12-
1
^
dividend...
(Kansas)—
Stock
dividend
Standard
$5.80
Financial
prior
1-25
1-10
Co.—
12-
1
12-15
11-30
;
25c
12-
28 %c
(Canada )•____;_
+$1.25
'
1
11-17
12-
30c
__T
dividend
Stock
Gatineau
Abitibi
1
11-17
!12-
1
11-17
11-30
12-11
12-
12-28
12-
6
12-28
12-
6
12-
1
1-
2
1
30c
$1
12- 8
11-24
12-11
12-
1
5c
12-15
12-
1
10c
12-11
12-
1.
...
—__
4y2%
6/100ths
Co,
11-28
1-19
12-15
Holders
of Rec.
11-14
1-
5
11-30
15c
1-
3
12-13
7'Ac
;
(quar.)
of
ltd,
Paper Co,
11-28
11-28
Acme
12-
1
11-
3
12-31
12-15
Acme
Missiles
$1.45
12-31
12-15
12-14
f42"-c
(
11-20
1- 1
12- 1
t28yac
1-
1
12-
fl2'/2c
t$1.25
1-
2
12-11
1
Ltd.—
_;
preferred (quar.)
A preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
for
common
<quar.)_
Refineries,
Industries
12'Ac
of
—
$1.20
A
share
*
Sugar
(quar.)
12-
Class
a
Ltd.—
(quar.i
preferred
Common
5%
12'Ac
62'Ac
held—
12-14
1
Payable
——
(quar.)
of
&
12-14
2%
When
Share
(quar.)_^
Power
share
Power
Acadia-Atlantic
"
(quar.)
20c
$1
Inc.
12-15
...
;
12-15
Fund—
Common
(quar.)
Corp, common
preferred
A
(quar.)
1
12-26
12-15
75c
.___
Wrigley Stores (quar.)_
Inc., endorsed shares
each
10c
____"
Sovereign
Life
Assurance
Sprague Electric
(quar.)
1
12-
1
$1.25
—
:
AMP.
Abacus
12-
12-
12-15
$1.12y2
dividend
1
■
12-26
1-
Light—
Vending Corp.
1
15c
5
Per
12-
4%
1
12-
7c
stock)
or
Name of Company
12-
(quar.)
12-
12-20
Power—
preceding table.
1
(quar.)
1
12-15
I7y2c
37!/2c
payment from in¬
1
(quar.)
12-15
preferred
3-
1
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
12-15
preferred
2-
give
we
29c
preferred
3-15
1
12-26
and not yet
$1.06'A
$1
1-10
2-15
12-
7y2c
(quar.)_
Company
(quar.)
6%
12-20
10c
'
Manufacturing
(quar.)
5.75%
12-20
1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
preferred
12-i5
1
1-
10c
pfd.
Inc.
Wyckoff Steel
preferred
2
1-
12-22
10c
—
class A
(Pa.),
Wyman-Gordon
4.64%;
1-
12-20
11-30
4.25%
20c
1
11-24
weeks
$1.56'A
(quar.)___
Southwestern Investment
1
1-
12-15
1
8
1
1-
12-20
12-10
12-
12-
12-
7c
12-29
12-18
7
12-11
$1.24
1-15
30c
Co.
12-21
$1.19
ACF
the
____,
(incr.-monthlyi__
(quar.)
class
Corp,
Electric—
(quar.)..:
Oil
8
12-
11-30
5
42'Ac
(quar.)
&
12-
2
Gas—
Grease
11-30
12-15
75c
81'Ac
5%
(monthly)
Wood Newspaper Machinery
(quar.)_.—
Woodward & Lothrop, common..
5%
preferred (quar.)
Zero
Quarterly
12-20
(quar.)
1
Stock
11-30
$1.03
(quar.)
12-
Southwest
11-30
12-20
Power
12-15
8
11-30
12-20
12-20
preferred
SI. 12'A
12-
12-20
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
1
11-10
11-27
4.76%
preferred
2
12-
1
12-
Wisconsin
4.50%
1-
12-22
20c
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%
1
12-18
9
10c
(quar.)
dividend)
(initial
optional—cash
come
12-
25c
12-
$1.06'A
5%
Gas,
Utilities
12-12
12-15
12-20
30c
—
(quar.)__
America
Bancorporation
ACF Industries
2
2
15c
■
(quar.)____
Western
1
1-
12-
$1.05
-
Natural
12-
Southland
1
1
1-
$1.01
Co.
Western
,12-15
12-15
12-
$1.25
Corp.
of
Co.
$1.18%
2
4
12-15
10c
Tube
(quar.)_
1-
4
12-
32'/2c
Monthly
preferred
$1.11
4
12-15
11-30
a
8
1-
:
(quar.)
G
12-
15c
$4.25
12-
25c
I increased i,
preferred
1212-
12-15
37V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Electric
12-15
Edison—
preferred
preferred
12-21
4.96%
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
Leonard
Western
iquar.)
Common
1
12-15
12-15
32c
i
preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
Vita Food Products (quar.)__—
8
1-
preferred
12-
40c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
preferred <quar.)__
12-
1-
&
1-17
12y2c
(quar.)
Company
12-
62'Ac
Gas
12-20
12-26
43%c
Common
Wolf
pfd.
11-28 ;
1-15
15c
(increased)
(quar.)
Corp.
11-30
(quar.i..
preferred
4.75%
1-15
Gas—
4V2%
4'
12-12
>
30c
Virginia Dare Stores (3-for-l split)
Virginia Electric & Power—
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
Southern Indiana
4.08'.'r
Vanity Fair Mills
12-27
11-27
Water,
12-
^3tjc
-
(quar.)__
$1.25 pfd.
Weissberg
37'Ac
California
Common
Utah Power & Light,
8
11-30
12-29
12-11
(quar.)
5
12-18
N. Y.
(quar.)
8
25c
Insurance
Products
12-
1
Co.—
(quar.i
South
Oil
12-
2-
12-20
preferred
preferred
non-cum.
2
12-11
12-
5.12';
\ •
_;_____
:
1-
1
12-31
...
City of
(quar.)
common
1-2
1
12-
12-15
(quar.)
5
12-
lQc
Tobacco,
Universal
12-
12-15
55c
Stores, common
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
3'A%
junior preferred
Weiman Company (stock
■12-
10%
preferred
preferred
(quar. )__aL_i'_; >
the
in
Weiboldt
6'Ac
&
5
11-30
12-15
110%
Co.
Extra
7%'
12-12
4
„25c
j?0c
gains)
(increased)
Westminster Fund
(quar.)
preferred
4.60';
S.
12-
1-
4%,
Semi-annual
U.
Ward
of
;
Electric
12-15
12-28
30c
realized
net
Guaranty
Insurance
33c
_____
approval
Platinum
1
12-15
35c
dividend
Life
S
15c
Increased
Carolina
S.
Stock
U
Wagner
iquar.)
&
1-
H5c
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
&
+50c
(quar.)
Gold
11-15
(quar.)
from
15c
Fidelity
Freight
1
dividend)
(stock
and
Elastic
S.
12-15
12-15
40c
class
1
(16 cenfiS' from net investment
10c
to
11-17
12-
20c
12-
1962.
30,
Fastener
Corp.
+30c
(quar.)
Industries
1
12-15
2%
(quar.)
subject
April
12-15
5c
Bank
National
12'Ac
Simplicity Mfg., class A
Simplicity Pattern Co. (increased)
50c
(quar.)
12'Ac
,
class
and
(quar.)
Ltd, 5Vr preferred
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
2-for-l
1-
12-15
15c
;
A
4
12-30
7
10c
(quar.)
class
1
12-
27'Ac
(quar.)
on
12-
2
10c
Hoist
(quar.)
dividend
2
1-
$1.31'A
....
America
of
1-
12'Ac
50c
(quar.)
12-
1
1-15
$4.04
(quar.)
1
12-11
participating
$5
86c
(increased)
12-
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Ltd.-—
2nd pfd. (quar.)__
(Troy, N. Y.) (extra)
Union Stock Yards (Omaha) Ltd. (quar.)__
United Aircraft Products (stock dividend)__
1
Inc.—
and
12-15
12-15
Acceptance,
60c
Vapor
;
B
5%
2-15
48c
Silknit,
5"If
5
invest¬
(stock dividend)..
Corp.
Co.
Stock
South
12-
Stock
capital gains
(Frank
Oil
Chemicals
Union
12-15
12-15
20c
income
12-31
5
40c
pfd.
4'/2%
of Morris County
N.
J.)
(quar.)_
(Morristown.
.11-24
1
25c
Inc.,
South
12-
realized capi¬
from
investment
net
Power
Class
2
12-15
5c
Extra
Shell
1-
$1.25
:
12-
|15c
Ltd.- (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp,
Company
Trylon
11-24
20c
net
12-
12-11
35c
Pipeline,
12-15
Angeles)
1
1-16
$7.50
from
1
10c
iLos
Co..
(quar.i
Coal
Temper
4.75 %
40c
Brush
Corp.
1
•
Fibre
Towmotor
Trust
;
8
5%
13c
1-10
45c
&
Quarterly
_____—
(initial)
Foods
12-
25c
Corp.
(no
action
taken
on
preferred payment at this time)
Mfg.
Lewis
Insurance
12-12
97'Ac
(quar.)__
___
Town
Opelika
Tillie
Vernon
of
payment
1
2-
1-10
12-15
12-
(quar.).
Common
1-10
1
12- 8
7'/2C
Clark
1-10
1
$1
_________—
Extra
!
1
2-
1-
10c
;
2-
31'Ac
12-22
;__
pfd.
—
1-15
(quar.)—
125c
A
&
realized
5.35%
$1.10
(Milw.)
;
;
1
1
preferred
conv.
40c
___
(quar.i—.
Extra
12-
2-
$1.14
_
•
12-
40c
preferred
3.90',
12-15
12-15
$1.21
^
.
12-15
$1.25
1
12-15
1
2
50c
;
Co.
8
12-
Inc.—
Roebuck
6V4%
(Milw.)—
(quar.).
preferred
Ox
Sealed
5%-
4.44%
40c
75c
75c
4.40')
Old
1-
50c
Quarterly
Old
from
4.22^2
&
12-
2
2-
1
12-22
(quar.)_
4.50';
2
;
2
1-
r;i-'2y
$1.19
.
(quar.i
(quar.)
1-15
1-
Trust
Ry.__
gains
Sonoco
12-31
28c
1-
Railway
1-
12-15
5c
from
Solon
1-
Ohio
tal
Slater
+27'Ac
Extra
8
15c
class
ment income
12-27
30c
—
4-
1
1-
1
(quar.)__
Products
Stevens
Year-end
12-11
+27 'Ac
(Chicago)
12-
2-
52c
2c
Extra
1
(quar.11
(increased)
12-30
31'Ac
12-
Corp
Drilling
Inc.,
Scudder,
2
(quar.)
Oahu
Stock
1-
(quar.).
Y.)
4
(quar.)_.
12-11
(quar.)
Lock Co.
(quar.i
dividend.;.
Scripto,
1-
C
National
12-
20c
5c'r
Power,
Service
Tubular
Schlage
11-30
65c
B
Northwestern
Fe
Sawhill
Sicks
2
12-15
preferred
Co.
Antonio
Santa
1
preferred
Corp.
San
Light &
Shulton, Inc., class
1-15
12-15
5'A%<
Trust
2
U.
Southwestern
Sheraton
J.)—
(extra)
12-
Utiliti#)
(quar.i
Inc., common
Truax-Traer
(quar.)
Public
Shepard-Niles
5'a'P
Northern
;.l-
preferred
J20c
1
(quar.)
Joseph
27c
Telephone Co. Ltd.—
preferred
A
(quar.)
Northrop
Ages
Louis
$1.50
___.%
iquar.)
1
12-19
$1
(quar.)_
Textron,
True
(quar.)
Louis
Skil
13—HI"—II
(quar.i—
I
(N.
12-
of
j
Corp.
Corp
Insurance
Texas
4
4
....
St.
8
12-21
75c
pfd.
...
Norrls-Thermador
5'<2%
16c
17c
(quar.)
(annual)
Illinois
12-
1-15
25c
(quar.)
5.40%
Trust
Extra
1
12-15
50c
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power, 3.60'; pfd. (quar.)
Norfolk
County Trust
(Brookline,
Mass)—
Quarterly
Northern
1-
30c
Research
National
City
8
12-
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
St.
12-15
2%,
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
1-2
Corp.—
(Boston)
$4
11-30
12-
15c
Ltd, common
St.
12-15
30c
Yards
Power
Northern
12-15
Plains,
England Electric System (increased>__
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
New
2
2
approval
____
12-
$1.16
$1.14
—.•_■
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
12-
U.
Servel,
:
Bank
$4.76
$4.56
•
12-15
*
Technical
A
of
Sears
(quar.i—
Corp.
Brunswick
3%
New
11-
preferred
$4.84
75c
Extra
Industries
1
1
1-
$1.27
(quar.i
& Light Co.—
Power
12-21
11-17
50c
__.
Investment
1
12-
2%
-—J
(quar.)__________________
27V2c
Co
Royal Business Forms
12-30
11-30
Class
18c
iquar.)
tc
1
12-
Service—
(quar,)___
12-22
iquar.)_^
30c
_.;J25c
.
Presto
preferred
Fund.
income
is-ai
12-
12-31
35c
preferred
Texas
.
(N. Y.)—
5c
...
(s-a)
preferred
Oil
Little,
Shattuck
1962)
5
11-24
11-30
12-31
$1.25
preferred
50c
1
Products
common
(subject to
1
12-31
3%
.
v
preferred
$4
50c
Robinson
Inc.—
18,
class -B._
$4.56
12-29
(quar.i
Roblin-Seaway Industries, Inc.
timet
Jan.
12-
9c
A
&
A
-
$1
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles) (quar.)
Westchester (White
class
on
(quar.)
30c
4
time
on
class
(Ohio),
dividend
12'^c
(quar.)
4
Telegraph—
taken
12-
-
12-15;
preferred
12-14
5c
1
(quar.)
Rock
IQc
iquar.i
&
12-15
_____
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Electric
12-29
12'/2c
-
(quar.)..
11-30
62 Va'c
(quar.i
California
stock dividend
National
(quar.)
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund,
investment
stockholders
$1
Corp.
12-14
60c
iquar. J,_
this
1
12-1
12-5
$5.08
$1.32
$2
Corp.
11-15
15c
__
Ltd.
at
Texas
45c
12-
$1.50
from
Y.)
11-30
•*
12-
$1.05
Works
net
11-30
12-21
(annual)
12-15
15c
iquar. i
Co.
of
Steel
12-
Co.—
omitted
action
this
12-21
$1.26V4
...
Rice Ranch
87' 2c
Telephone
N.
Aviation
12-15
30c
iquar.l—
Securities
Quarterly
Republic
2
50c
(no
Publishing
1-
22 (2C
Corp.,
11-30
(increased)
Republic
$3.50
(s-ai
Quarterly
Natco
Co.
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds
%
iquar.i—
of
States
Pump
15c
preferred
Plan
Reda
12-
25c
iquar.)
payment
12-
12-15
9c
10c
Rapid American Corp.
11-24
_
___________
common
Locomotive
prior
;
12-21
30c
class
4
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Service
Trans-Prairie
11-30
15c
tquar.)_____
Engineering
12-21
:
(initial)
12-
15c
semi-annual—
Common
11-30
Special
S2
;
Montreal
Morgan
12-21
5c
Importers
11-30
Montgomery County Trust (Amsterdam, N. Y.i
Extra
11-30
(quar,);
12-18
3'.
...
Increased
UT30
2-
12-15
25c
preferred
12-21
12-21
$1.07'/2
common
12-30
(quar.)
Extra
4.20'r
Co,
preferred
Quality
15c
iquar.i
5
12-
12-15
preferred
20c
42' 2c
Co
preferred
1-10
$1.04 Va
.____
(increased)
5c
A.__
pfd.
Co.
dividend
Tennessee
11-30
iquar.)
Products
Reinhold
(quaili
Industries,,
3V2%
Corp.
8%
4
11-24
12-15
62 y2c
6;
12-
1
12V2c
15c
5c
$4.64
(quar.)
6
2
1-
i$1.85
_____—
RR.,
12.-15
35c
(quar.)__,
preferred
____
Y.)
iquar.)
Brewing
Pacific
preferred
5.28';
:
iquar.i
Aluminum
Missouri
1-2
$1.02
12-
—
preferred
Inc.
$5
1,
1
(quar.)
lc
Telephone,
Water,
preferred
Pyle-National
(quar.)
(N.
1
5
1-
—--—-—30c
B_
Stock
iquar.)___
to
(increased )__
class
Rhoads
12-
Gas—
Extra
(quar.)
Industries,
&
(quar.)
11-30
,*quar. i
Co.
Class
12-11
(quar.)___
preferred
(annual)____—.—_
Co.
6
1-
Corp.-
Stock
11-27
55c
Electric
preferred
100%
iquar.i
Fibre
12-20
12-21
30c
(increased)
preference
5.05'//-
Corp..
Meyer-Blanke
Service
4.30'k
...
Co.
Linotype
Machine
Mirro
11-24
Fund—
Assn.
Dallasi
i
Mergenthaler
&
&
Refrigerating
Metalphoto
Miller
12-15
120c
dividend»
Rayi
Hotel
Middle
$1.40
Public
12-15
(quar.)
income
Massachusetts
Co.
11-30
70c W
8c
291
Nov.
Growth
Investors
investment
12-
(quar.)—__—_____—__^V
common
preferred
Taylor
Title
(subject
i
12-
12-15
;5%
40c
dividend)!*——
(quar.)—
:
^Tectum
Co.
(quar.)
12-15
Ltd...
dividend
Matheson
Miami
Common
11-24
30c
of stockholders
approval
From
'
11-24
12-29
$1
Canada
(stock
Massachusetts
Mesta
11-24
12-29
12-29
50c
--—
pfd.
11-20
12-21
(Calif.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
Inc.,
Telephone
'
6c
60c
Corp.
12-15
40c
Trust
&
—__
Corp.
(stock
Corp.
Company
Tex-Tube,
6%
12-15
1-15
Extra
1
(quar.)
of
Bank
quar.)
Distributing
Company
Tappan
j
30c
Tradesmens
(reduced
Extra
11-21
11-28
15c
iSeattlei—
Mfg. Co., 6%
Son
8
&
11-20
1
12 V2c
House
Swift
11-20
1
12-
8
12-
1-15 I
Co.
&
1
tquar.)
Wells
12-
2
(quar.)
1-
Extra
Marshall
Provident
iTorontoi
;
2
>
1
12-
7%
343,sc
12V2c
(quar.)
Corp.
Susquehanna
1
1-
(Del,)
Company
1-
iquar.
Co.
12-
12-
12V2c
:
—
Increased
•
l'c
25c
;;
,
&
11-24
_____ —
Co.
...v.
V
-12-11
1-
I,.
..
dividend).;
593eC
initiali——_
i
Trust
Bancorporation
Marsn
Read
11-15
1-: 1
50c
t
M.
(stock
Company
K )
25c
__
;
Insurance
Semi-annual
Marquette Cement
(H.
25c
(quar.l..—
common
Three-for-two
Participating
Porter
+
—
*
_
Service,
Manpower,
Marine
2
$19c
_
-—-—
Gas
1-
+6c
iquar.)..—
Extra
Madison
1-12
12-29
12-19
6c If; 12-15
(Philadelphia)
—
B
1
11-30
$1.12l/a
V
31c
-
1
B__
(S." C.)—-
Co.
:
preferred
Sunset
25c
2%
' •
class
&
A
37'/aC
dividend—
Sundstrand
-
25c
——
(quar.i
12-15
12- 1
12-27
12- 1
12-15 ^11-28
12-15
11-28
12-15
11-28
12-29
12-15
11-28
—
25c
(quar.)____
A
class
on
12-29
12-27
v
_________
Extra
Class
12-
5c
12-
(payment
12-15
119c
12-20
8%
Quarterly
Popell (L. F.i
(quar.)..
25c
5 Va %
shs.
—
class
(quar.)
Finance
Common
12-11
of 25 centavos)
preferred (payhiefft t)P4(J-centavos:)
Plated Wires & Electronics, Inc. (Del.)■?—>. -
f
Paper Co.—
iquar.)
12-30
15c
20c
•
12-1
/
(quar.)
,
55c
(quar.).;
(M. V.)
Co.
10c
35c
12-15
for each 60
(quar.)
^preferred
Stephenson
12-15
—
of America
National Bank (quar.)
Pratt,
Long Island
2
1-
25c
-
(quar.i
B
Stock'dividend
6%
Oil
held)
(increased).
Finance,
&
Stock
(quar.)—
Wiggly California Co.—
,,
,
6'.;.
preferred (quar.)_______h—
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
12-13
1-
Class
•
;
(quar.)
of Standard
share
(one
Works
Loan
3%/
35c
—
'(Indiana)1
Co.
(New Jersey)
'Stanley
Estate
Pa.I—
-—
Island)
12-19
25c
Extra
11-24
12-15
25c
(quar.)_____.
1
1-15
12-
(Reading,
Piggly
'
t40c:
.-
-
Corp.
Philadelphia
.
Corp.
Bank
common
preferred
-
(quar.)
Sand
City
Co,
PeLroleum
8
1-
30c
$1.43%
iquar.i__
(quar.)__
;;;ioc
Cement
Star
12-
Trust
4%'/;,
(extra).—
_
Life Ins. Co. (Louisville, Ky.)
Groceterias Co.,
Loblavv
12-20
2212c
Quarterly
Lone
Peoples
time.
—
pfd.
5%%
of
6
Pet
(quai\>_
(quar.)
Virginia
Co.
Insurance
A
Co.,
preferred
5'A'<
Life
class
8
20c
(quar.)
Engineering Co.—
payment omitted at this
Products,
12-
12-
Va.)—
(quar.)
Common
Lestoil
12-31
12-20
15c
Corp.
Products
Fink
&
Leonard
U5c
(Richmond,
Corp.
split)
stock
(2-for-l
Co.
Oil
dividend
Co.
1,2-20
12-18
Corp.
Park
—115c---12-31--12-8 :
(quar;)
1
(quar.)
Title Ins.
stock
12-15
Papercraft
10c
B
12-20
25c
20c
$45c
35c
2%
dividend
12-15
12-15
■,
20c
Class
Lawyers
Standard
1-10
'Ac
Stock
12-20
Holders.
Payable of Rec.
(111.)—
Inc.
Industries,
Kollsman
dividend
12-20
When
Per
Share
of Company
Standard
5
1-10
1-19
2%
Pennsylvania
12-31
27c
&
Lamson
2
1-
26'Ac
:
(quar.)
Laurentide
s-a)
12-
12-15
30c
35c
•
.
B
Stock
Laclede
(quar.)__!
A (initial
class
dividend
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
.
V:->;%
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holders
When
Per
of Rec.
12-15
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
preferred
4'A',*-
Mfg.,
action
Mo
Share
of Company
.
—
12-15
11-20
J30c
1- 2
12-11
5c
11-27
11-13
7!/2c
11-30
11-10
,
Construction—
(quar.)
:
Volume
Number
194
6111
.
.
The
.
Per
Name of
Wire
Acme
Company
Auuison-Wesley
Class
Class
Publisnmg inc.
B
AunonuacK
Corp.
(quar.)
Finance
Aetna
Affiliated
from
Co.
Fund,
net
profits
Co.
Co.
12-
1
payable
in
Gas
Corp.,
preferred
of
Alabama
Power
4.60%
11-18
_
4.20%
pfd.
1
5
12-18
12-
12-18
12-
1;
preferred
42Vic
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
1- 2
12-18
$1.05
1-
2
12-12
Arkansas
(quar.)—
Valley
(quar.)
$1.15.
1- 2
12-12
Armco
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.23
1-
12-12
Algoma
Steel
22Vic
12-15
11-24
$30c
,
12-22
12-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
Alabama-Tennessee
Natural
uas
5%
Co.,
12- 4
(quar.)
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry
12-13
6%
preferred
Alliance
Tire
1
12-13
25c
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
&
75c
12- 1
of
(Stock
,
approximately 63c after
Israel
income
63c
12-29
11-30
13%c
12-15
12-
45c
12- 8
tax
Extra
Allied
Chemical
Allied
Gas
Corp.
Co
25c
Maintenance
Allied
Radio
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
Almar
Aluminium, Ltd.
Aluminum
Aluminum Co.
4%
1st
4'/2%
■
5%
(1962
American
Stockholders
American
Biltrite
Coast
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Refining
Extra
6.25%
Chicle
Cryogenics
Crystal
preferred
pref.
&
Greetings
B
Foreign
(quar.).
Growth
of
American
Home
Insurance
Quarterly
American
__
11-10
11-24
Machine
Maize
Stock
Metal
American
Co.
12-
1
11-14
12-1
11-14
Barber-Ellis
Co., common
Inc.,
...
American
News
Potash
Co.
(N.
(quar.)
Radiator
1
1
12-
1
11-21
11-21
12-15
35c
$1.12'/2
11-30
12-
&
'
20c
12-20
All-28
[
12-15
11-30
12-
12-15
12-1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-20
12-11
Class
12-15
11-21
12-
1
11-20
22'/2c
12-
5
11-24
40c
(quar.)
Investment,
'__
12-
;
50c
(s-a)
African
withholding
11-15
11-
3
12-23
12-
1
tax
of 7 y2 %
Steel
Sterlizer
Foundries
Co.
(quar.)
American Stores Co.
(quar.)
American Telephone
& Telegraph Co,
American
Thread
American Tobacco
American Water
6%
,
■
Stock
pfd.
(quar.)
70c
Stockholders
Andrea Radio
12-
1
'11-10
1
37'/2c,,
(quar.)
J.
12-1
11-15
343/4C
12-
11-15
12'/2c
12-20
11-27
3%
12-28
11-27
'■>"
four-for-one
7%
split
(increased-s-a)______
(quar.)..
1-20
1-
2
Canada
'
'
:
12- 5
11-
$25c
11-30
11-14
11-30
11-14
12'/2c.
12-15
12-
9
1
11-
12-
1
11- 8
8
12-1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
12-
$1.05
$1.12%
1
11-8
10c
12-31
12-15
(quar.)—
$TJ.c
$.30c
12-15
12-15
11-24
25c
1-20
12-29
25c
12-31
12-15
3-31-62
3-16
6-30-62
;
11-24
6-15
' ttW* •UvT2'-tflutui2-15
;
—
11-
3
Canada
8
11-
3
Canada
12-
5
$4.25
10-31
Canada
1
10-31
4
12-14
12-
1
10-311
12-15
10-31
Class
Canada
12-
1
Corp.
12-15
11-30
1-15
12-11
:
V
27'/2c
$25c
$32'Ac
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
10-30
11-20
$2'c
25c
$1.06'A
$25c
$50c
12- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12- 1
12-15
11-10
12- 5
12- 5
11-15
11-15
$50c
12-15
11-15
$87'/aC
4-2-62
3- 9
$87'/2C
4-2-62
$50c
$$1.10
$31 %c
1- 2
1- 1
1- 2
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
—"
(quar.)._;—____
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Dominion
&
.(quar.)
common
preferred
convertible
Dry Corp.,
(quar.)
Mortgage
Safeway,
Arena
share
5
.
3-
9
Ltd.—
Corpu
.
Steamship
Canadian
______
-
Permanent
(One
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Canada
-
Ltd.
Ltd.
Malting,
12-
Sugar Co., Ltd.—
common
(quar.)
Canada
8
11-27
11-30
11- 3
11-24
12- 5
12-20
1
Utilities,
Ltd., 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
Lines, 5%
pfd.
(s-a)—
(stock dividend)
Co.
12-
1
11-
3
of
preferred
redeemable
4%
($10
par)
12-15
11-30
stock
held)
A
5c
12-
1
11-15
Canadian
Bakeries.
Ltd.
1-
2
12-12
Canadian
Breweries, Ltd.
each
for
25c
12-
1
11-15
Canadian
Canners.
1
11-15
Canadian
Celanese
Co.,
12-
1
11-14
Extra
12-
1
11-14
Canadian
;—
5c
12-15
—
15c
12-15
Class
B
11-17
Canadian
from
9
pfd.
(quar.f_
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_^—
(quar.)
4-13
W.)
Bros.
Class
A
Co.
(quar.)_
-—
(quar.)_"
1
_'
Class
B
Company
(qiar.)
11-15
Canadian
Co.,
&
Brass
.
Machine,
Ltd.,
12-
1
Canaveral
International
12-
1
Canadian
International
42- 1
Common
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
11-
6
1- 2
12-
1
25c
20c
$1.12V2
$1.25
25c
40c
45c
$1.18%
$1.05
1- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-29
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
5%
1
11-15
preferred
Cos.,
8%
preferred
5%
preferred
4%
preferred
12-21
Canadian
11-20
Class
- •
11-^
Tire
A
12-15
; 12-15
■
,
.
t25c
12-15
11-30
A (quar.)
(special)——
$25c
$20c
12c
1- 2
1-26
12-29
class
Corp.
1""^'
Trust—
Investment
(quar.)
12- 1
11-15
1^2.5
—
12-1
11-15
t®2
1-25
1- 2
1- 2
12- 1
12- i
$25c
Ltd
Power,
12-29
12-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
:
•
(quar.)—
(quar.)-
Corp.,
J*1
—
Ltd.,
common
i" f
.
$18c
Jl80
12- 1
l"- 1
H-17
time
U-30
11-15
«ic
12-1
1.-15
J20c
12- 1
11-15
25c
12-0
'2-20
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)__
—;—
11-17
11-20
Ca5ommonWeStern Nat"a' °aS °° M~5?XpreiVr«a"7cTua"rj:::::::::::::—
11-22
11-15
12-15
4%
preferred (quar.)___
Canadian Westinghouse Co. Ltd.
11-20
II-20
Canal-Randolph
11-20
Cannon
11-25
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
.
Corp.
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
class A (initial)——
Capital City Products
—Carborundum Co. (quar.)
Carium Mines. Ltd. (interim)—
Carolina Metal ProductsiCorp. (N. C.) (quar.)
11-14
12-
B
$15c
15c
75c
78c
(quar.).
Cap & Gown Co.,
12-15
12-15
Mills
11-15
12-15
11-14
Carolina Power &c Light
Increased
2
75c
12-16
12-11
11-14
25c
12-15
12-
1
Carpenter
(L. E.)
12-15
12-
1
Carpenter
Steel
.
Carolina
.
6 Ac
1- 2
Hit
12-11
—
\Z' 1
l_-
ll-^u
_
z" l-
50c
03-19
51
& Co. (extra)—-,
(quar.l
11-10
_
Extra
Co.
i_-T5
12-JU
4iC
—
1—
Steel
L
Co.—
quarterly
12-
25c
1-2
120c
Oil
1
11-27
'
(quar.)
Canadian
1
50c
6%
(increased)
Aluminum
Ice
12-
>
,i_.
——
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
25c
59c
+$2
11-10
11c
—
International
*1
12-1
12- 1
—_.—
Ltd.,—
(quar.)..^
Canadian
35c
2'/2%
plus
48s
(quar.)—
11-17
12-
$1.40
$1.06'A
.
(quar.)
Securities,
11-15
Class
(quar.)
Tobacco
General
11-17
12-15
of
income-
Electric
12-15
3c
12-31
<
$17'/2c
$T5c
1- 2
Canadian
Valley Gas & Electric—
Co.
investment
General
12- 1,
-
$15c
Ltd.—
Extra
Merchandising—
preferred
net
Canadian
I-15
11-24
$30c
—
distribution
11-30
12- 1
11-24
$18%c
Inc.—
gains
10-23
12- 1
iquar.)_
(quar.)
Fund,
Capital
1
2
(quar.)—
A
com.
Co.
!21"
1-2
1- 2
12-31
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
5%
Inc..
11-15
2-
+$1
$42'/2c
—
A
11-10
class
Ltd.,
Fairbanks-Morse
Class
1
common
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
12-
12-
of
--—
$1
:
share
—_—
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
(E.
Extra
12-30
12-
11-15
11-17
12-15
12- 1
12-15
12-20
4c
21c
25c
5c
_____
1
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
Ii-30
12-20
Quarterly
"
'
$50c
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
(initial)__
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7c
common
preferred
Blaw-Knox
Bohn
new
Power
Flooring Co.,
Canada
11-21
1-2-62
,
Monthly
Boeing
Corp.,
12-
1'^;
11-30
30c
—_
12-
11-15 ^
11-10
11-27
31'Ac
(quar.)____
12-15
12-1
,
35CK'
.2%
Extra
J$1
.
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
pfd.
3-16
6-15
50%
Canada
1-
5c
4.75%
5.60%
1
dividend)
Co.
preferred
12-
50c
(quar.)____
Blackman
Bloch
Ink
Cement
12-
Shoe Corp.—
Son,
$4.20
25c
:
(quar.)
& Co.,5%
Electric
preferred
35c
12-15
$45c A 12- 1
—.
Inc.,
preferred
&
$1.12'/2 3-31-62
$1.12'/a 6-30-62
(stock
convertible
11-30
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Inc., common
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Bliss
f 15c
Ltd.
_
Corp.
1
11
a
Paper, Ltd.—
.___
B
Blackstone
(quar.)___
approve
National,
Extra
12-
yl2-15
11-TO
1
22'V2c
25c
'25c
27c
5'/2%
15c
11-27
1
1
12-
(initial)—
dividend
5.40%
2
2%
2
1- 2
11-6
12-
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
5%
2
«-»)
1-
yl-
1
11-27
$1
_____—,___
Corp.
convertible
2
dividend)
(initial
Co.
preferred
1-
(quar.)
com.
Black & Decker Mfg. (quar.)—_—_—
Black Hills Power & Light, com. (increased)
Inc.—•
Zinc, Lead & Smelting
Ltd.,
Black-Clawson Co.- (quar.)
90c
11-13
1
11-14
12-
B
Stock
1-
21c
11-15
12'/2c
1
11-21
12-
87'/2c
(quar.)
5%
$45c
11-20
(quar.)
12-
12-15
25c
(Increased-quar.)
(quar.)
1
-
12-15
.
$25c
(extra)
Buildings
California-Pacific
20c
12-
(s-al__._—
dividend
Ampoules, Inc.—
Andian
5%
11-30
+25c
12-15
50c
...
(quar.)
preferred
American
,
Co.
Works Co..
preferred
5'/2%
Co.,
.
11-29
1-
Guaranty
10c
.
11-15
12-15
$3
Corp.. (quar.)
4hc
(quar.)..—
11-10
1
12-19
Hathaway, Inc.
—______
10c
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend)
3%
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR., $3 pfd.
<s-a)__
$1.50
Bethlehem Steel Corp., common (quar.)—60c
Bird
American
American
11-30
$$1.75
A.
Bibb Manufacturing
20C
South
5
11-30
Ltd.—
11-29
35c
(quar.)——
California Liquid Gas (quar.).
1-20
Extra
(quar.)
11-17
12-1
7c
—
Corp. ,(s-a)
Industries
California
12-
Berkshire
$1.75
Corp.
Cadre
California
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$1.183/4
12- 1
Manufacturing (quar.)
30c
12- 1
Belding Hemingway' Co.; Inc._*_^
—17'/2c
12-15
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., com. (quar.)
15c
12- 1
Common (quar.)
'
15c
3-1-62
4% preferred (quar.)
20c 1-31-62
4% preferred (quar.)
20c 4-30-62
Bell &
Gossert Co.
(quar.)
17'/2c
11-30
Bell & Howell Co. (quar.)
10c
12- 1
Bemis
Bros.
Bag
Co.
(quar.)—______
50c
12- 1
Bergstrom Paper Co., class A (quar.)__:
15c
12-15
20c
__
1
12-29
»
50c
-(stock
&
Extra,
:
African
Coal
(A. S.)
12-20
8
11-17
4
$1.25
10c
plus
73c
Agency
class A
Ltd.,
$1
Mills,
30c
$1
;
11-
10-31
Belden
11-28
12-27
11-28
1-20
Extra
Beck
Standard Sanitary—
American Rubber & Plastics
to
1
12-
25c
Biscuit
5%
(quar.)
B.)
Distilling
preferred
Beaver
1
12-
12-
$5
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Seating Co. (quar.)
American Smelting Sc Refining
Subject
12-
12- 2
11-15
$0.00633
"
Inc.
25c
.
preferred
(quar.)..
American-South
12-28
12-28
12-15
L2- 4
25c
Burton-Dixie
stockholders
to
Nationale
S.
Inc.
(James
Beaunit
|
11-24
1
(quar.)_
4%%
Savings
(quar.)
Cigars
$1.25
:
(quar.)
preferred
Beam
11-15
50c
2c
&
non-cumulativa
Common
7%
12-
11-24
$1.75
Power
Bearings,
5
12-
Detective
Dock,
Dry
preferred
preferred
$1.07
&
(s-a)
Corp.
A
12-15
Y.)—
...
Chemical, com.
$4 preferred A (quar.)..
$5 special preferred (quar.)
American President Lines, Ltd.—
American
Class
12- 9
22'/2c
11-10
11-17
12-15
80c
of
(quar.)
4'/2%
1-20
21)
Canada,
Town U.
Bayuk
1
of
Oil
Bathurst
6
1
12-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
preferred
11-10
2%>,t
—
Fire Insurance
Extra
11-
-
12-15
50c
__
National
American
1
._
(reduced)
Corp.
dividend
1-
$1.31'/4
5%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
7%'
Bargain
._
_
Canadienne
Barber
11-29
20c
.__
Trust
Mortgage
Barber-Greene Co
1
11-17
12-
1-
—
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)___
com.
Extra
.i
12-15
12-
Common
$40c
12c
...
Co.
Banque
5
11-15
(William J.)—
-15-62
5c
;
11-21
5
1
20c
Common
10c
(quar.)
&
11-21
1
11-15
12-
12'/2c
(s-a)
(increased-quar.)
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)__
Burrus Mills, Inc., common.
11-15
1
5%
Equipment
Montreal
Bond
1
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Motors
Stock
5%
of
1
12-
1
12-
50e
(subject
&
12-
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nov.
12-
12-
12-
11-15
^—
A
income
Ltd.
com.
Participating class A
12-15
$3
_^__
Extra
90c
_.
Climax
preferred
American
__'
___
Foundry
Products
Meter
•
Bank
Bankers
—
(quar.)___
American
,
Building
4
25c
2
" $l.w;
(quar.)
on
Bank
1
V
1-
!___
National
dividend
12-
12-
11-17
"-guar..;
Chemical
America
approval
11-30
12-
12-15
7
1
15c
(quar.)
Byllesby (H. M.)
preterren
Show
10c
,■
6%
Co.,
(quar.)__.
Association
12-
32Vic
Illinois—
(stock
&
dividend
preferred
American
of
Radio
40c
....
Laboratories
4'/2%
of
12-21
12-20
11-17
11-
12-
15c
(quar.)
4%%
■
Hydro-Electric
12-15
12-11
12-15
1
Ltd.—
preferred
Bank
11-24
20c
12-
30c
(quar.)
4'/4%-preferred (quar.)___i
4
preferred
Burrard
15c
common
Co^,
preferred
4%
11-10
6'Ac
J.)
Burns
$5
Piano
$1.16
Fund
American
American
N.
(quar.)__
Investors
American
7%
Properties,
8c
...
11-27
12-30
1'6'/4C
preferred ;
7%
(moutniy).
12-11
6
11-22
4—
class
(quar.)_
preferred
1-15-62
11-
1
11-15
Bangor
12-11
12-
4'/2 %
11-15
12-11
12-21
1
11- 6
12-
$30c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
International
(quar.)
Bancohio €orp. -(quar.)
Stock dividend
8
11-15
8c
Gas,
Baltimore
12-
12-
preferred
t5c
(quar.)
Baltimore Paint &
11-27
4%
8
1
&
12-15
12- 8
12-
15c
(quar.)
preferred,
12-11
12-11
12-20
12-18
12- 1
10c*
15c
<incr.-quar.)
common
preferred
1
$5
11-30
$1.37'/2
1
$1.25
Investment
12-
Baker
Oil
preferred
2nd
11-16
17Vic
3'/2%
11-15
1-
35c
Dredging.,
Burlington Industries,
12-
1st
5%%
2
12-31
11-21
12-1
1
30c
-
Gold
$31'Ac
5%
9
12-15
12-15
Bulolo
$35%c
Bailey Selburn
1-
35c
(quar.)
preferred
American
Co.
(quar.)
Inc.
12-31
5c
3
Texas;—
(increased-quar.)
12-
12-31
3
11-
11-15
95c
—
(accum.)
distribution
Terminal
Baldwin
_
net
11-
12-12
Bush
12-15
c
from
3
12-12
50c
1
Ltd.—
gains
1
12-11
*
11-
Inc..
Fund,
Capital
12-
2
1-
12-12
60c
Bulloch's
Bullock
8
12-16
12-29
(quar.).
(Newark,
1
11-17
11-15
12-
70c
$5 prior pfd.
Terminal
11-24
20c
_________
Investment
common
5'A%
Co.
1
12-
11-17
11-30
25c
Bush
12-11
American Hospital Supply Carp. (quar.).
American Insulator Corp. (quar,)
:
American
12-
12-
12-
$1.37
Year-end
Burry
1- 9
12'/2c
__
11-17
1
11-24
(initial)
:
Extra
1
1
Stock
Corp.
12-
12-
15c
Products
11-17
12-
12- 5
•
.
1
8
1
2Vic
com.
12-
12-
2-
17Vic
American Home Assurance Co.,
$4.64 prior preferred (quar.)
25c
12-18
12- 4
12-15
12-15
TOc
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp.
Buffalo Forge
Co
12-15
12-11
Inc.—
Publishing
12-14
(quar.)
Northland
;
12-15
Derrick
&
1-15-62
t^Vic
1- 2
1-15-62
25c
(quar.)
25c
Foods
15c
Hoist
Budd Company,
B
2
'
62V2c
(quar.)
10-27
8
10c
Badger
A
12-
Class
25c
9
(quar.)
joc
1
1-
11-15
2%
(.quar.)_
common
12-
<j
-
1-15
10%
12-15
11-15
32c
(quar.)
3
1-
50c
preferred
11-
1
100%
$5
1
11-30
$25c
—
Drug
(quar.)
Buckingham Freight Lines,
11-30
2-
(increased-quar.)
Heritage
American
20c
.■
$1.56V*
Co.
11-16
(quar.)
Corp.,
17c
B-G
Extra
American
Inc.
1
dividend
4.20%
(Tulsa,
12-
—
Brunswick
30c
Canteen
Mfg.
Co.
gains and'.'/ac from net investm't income)
Ayshire Collieries Corp. (quar.)
9
income
Hardware
Industries
Insurance
Products
1-
.
Fund.
ordinary
American
Co.
11-10
Axe-Houghton Fund "A'^deVic from capital
1
class
11-10
1
Extra
turnuiuu;—
Power
1
t55c
11-30
15c
Corp.,
Brunswick
Ltd.-—
12-15
.'
American
11-20
(s-a)
Automatic
(quar,)
Co.
12-15
12-
12-15
11-1G
_______
Mills, Ltd., class A
Bruning (Charles) Co., Inc.
Stock
12-
2
1
.(quar.)_
Bruck
11-20
11-20
$2
11-16
2%
12-, 8
12-15
12-15
RR
1
$1.12'/2
Casualty
12-29
60c
12-
(s-a)
&
Shoe
(quar.)
11-27
25c
Fire
Brown
8
62'/2c
1-
(quar.)
common
Sharpe
30c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Auto Electric Service, Ltd. (quar.)_
212-12
•
12-
Gold
2-
(quar.)
American
Class
Life
.1-
dividend)
com.
12-29
Quarterly
(quar.)—7)1.1 10c
Participating
Out
Atlas
6'Ac
(stock
&
(quar.)
common
11-30
,;sn
r
Brown
$1.11
2
25c
11-
12-
12-
div.)
(stock
Company
(resumed)
Brown-Fintube, class A
11-27
$1.12'/2
1-
Quarterly
•
Chemical
12-15.Ttt;.ll-30Ut_
12-15.V;
;
1
1
1
11-15
Brockton
1
12-20
common
Point.
preferred
Atlas
40c
Sugar,
Co.,
Stores
Edison,
J30c
.
11-15
• >
12.
1212-
1
(quar.)
(Phila.)
Brown
(quar.)
RR.,
Ltd.
Co.
(initial quar.)__
5.48%i' preferred
(quar.)
——A—
Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd. Lquar.)—
Brooklyn Union Gas, $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)—/
11-1
(quar.).
Ltd.
11-15
20c
__
11-
1
1
2
■4
12-29
1
Oil
Trust
common
$1.25
1
$1.62'/2
1-15
12-
American
Street
$1.25
(Conn.)
Co.
Wholesalers.
5'/2%
12-15
Avon
American Electric Power (lncr,-guar
American Electric Securities, common.......
American
11-15
West
&
Aunor
•
40c
(initial).
com.
12-15
_
Brockton
v,;40<ir:"<*'' 12-
11-
Materials
&
—
34c
Ry.
1
(quar.)
American
American
11-30
.
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale
11-15
$1.50
12-
:
partic
Atlantic
60c
(quar.)
Caole
6c
11-10
12-
$1.31%
12-
...
American
30c
Atlanta
50c
Chain
American
4'/a%
11-10
11-10
31'Ac
class A preferred
American
Extra
1
split—__
____________—
12-15
56'/4C
«
10c
(quar.).
New
10c
12-
1
(quar.)—
...
Atlantic
11-30
1-
(initial)
dividend
preferred
Broad
93%c
(quar.)
25c
American Cement Corp;, common
$1.50
6
30c
Rubber—
9
11-10
Extra
12-15
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)..
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres.
11-
1
(quar.).
com.
Fe
Corp.,
Line
11-17
156c
6%%
British
8
12-
V 20c
12- 8
93%c
Construction
(initial)
37Vic
(quar.)
-
11-
$25c
2-for-l
11-15
12-
.......
87'/2c
a
12-4
1
12-
1
$22%c
(quar.)
British-American
Ltd.
1
1-
12-
(interim)-
common
preferred
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Acceptance
12-10
2nd
Stock
preferred
4.44%
3%%
•
8
1-
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
75c
.
(quar.)
12- 5
$1.25
Co.
preferred
Atlantic
Co.
12-15
quar.)
new
1-1-62
.-
common
approved
Bakeries
4Vi%
11-15
11-15
9
Light,
30c
common
American
4.60%
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Metal, new
Art
5
Gas
93%c
iquar.)
(quar.)_—
preferred
Amesican
11-17
12-
Atlanta
Santa
&
(increased
Atlantic
common
series)
(quar.)
Airlines,
3.50%
12-
1-21-62
9c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Aggregates,
11-24
tl5c
America,
of Canada,
preferred
12-22
37Vic
2nd
American
12-13
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Co.
preferred
3
$1.02
(initial)
Cement
1-
Topeka
Common
Mfg.
11-15
:•
6
1
$10c
$72 'Ac
25c
(quar.)—
Extra
common
Inc.—
laceum.)
preferred
conv.
Bristol-Myers
1
....
Dry Goods Corp.,
preferred <quai\).
Atchison,
11-16
2ac
(quar.)__
preferred: (quar.)
Rainwear
12-21
1
15c
common
6%
Brillo
2%
(quar. I
(quar.)...
Associated Transport,
11-14
1111-
11-17
1212-
10C
11-
1
1
12-11
42'/2c
(increased)
1
2
25c
Refining Co., com.
9
12-22
'
$68%c
& Sons
1-
5%
(quar.)_.._.
11-
.....
(quar.)
J.)
12-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5Va%
11-14
12-
$5
&
2nd
pref.
(E.
J40a
Ltd.
12- 6
10-31
$62'/2c
$68%c
—
(.quar.)
12-
12-14
dividend)-v
the
1-2-62
11-28
14c
—50%
12-
12-
1
11-17
(quar.)..
both
Associated
11-30
,
1-22
,
«
11-17
1
$1
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Portland
$3.75
75c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Supermarkets
Alpha
11-28
dividend
preferred
Allied
11-28
Oil
$1.50
.11- 9
12-15
8c
(quar.)
Corp.
Allied Stores Corp.,
4%
10c
.
(quar.)
Corp
12-
_
2%
Allied
Stock
(quar.)
1
5'/2%
$1.16'/4
.........
11-17
20c
dividend)-
Bridge & Tank Canada, Ltd., com.
$2.90 preferred (quar.)__
12-14
stocks).
Inc.
11-
256
v.,
on
preferred
Brach
1
1
22Vic
(stock
12- 1
12-1
(quar.)
(stock
Bowaters Mersey Paper Co.—
11-
.....
Ashland
(quar.)
A
Industries
Asbestos Corp.,
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—
preferred
class
and
Arvin
.
''
5%%
dividends
5'/2%
1
11-
.
11-15
Rubber, Ltd.—
Class A payment of
deduction
1-
5%
10-20
11-
12-
(quar. )__*"'
Equipment Corp., 4'/2% pfd. (quar,)
Aro Equipment Corp.
(quar.)
Artesian Water, common fquar.)
Class A (quar.)
11-24
$1.25
10-20
1
1
12-
$1.08%
(quar-.
3'/2% pta. (quar.)—__
Invest, income)
Water
Inc.
56V4C
Industries
12-15
25c
37'/2c
87'/2c
(quar.)
of North America, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
12-1
59c
Aro
11-17
35c_
(quar.—
common
preferred
1
112-
18c
...
Wood Steel
Alan
12-
t30c
(quar.)
1- 2
Bowater Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.-
Brook
Bourns,
11-10
60c
Cork Co., common
preferred (quar.)..
$3.75
1
30c
(quar.)
Steel
Bound
11-17
11-10
Holders
30c
Corp., common
(quar.)
Corp.,
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
(from net
1
683/4c
Armstrong
2
Fund
Warner
27'/2c
90c conv.
preference (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power, common
preferred
Boston
1
■
(quar.)j.
Louisiana Gas, common
4.65%
Borg
11-24
1
$20%c
(quar.)^.^..
$1.50
$1.37'/2
—
11-10
12-
...
preferred
Arkansas
6
12-
(quar.
preferred
Company
12-
(quar.)
(quar.
$2.75
Fisheries
12-15
50c
(quar,).-
preferred
$2.40
1
12-
Borden
62Vic
$2.50 preferred
1
Booth
12-20
25c
.
(quar.).—;
common
$2.36
preferred
4.92%
Aid,
Ltd.,
$4.35
(increased-quar.)
com.
<quar.)
Co.,
11-
Corp.,
of Company
81'/4c
1
:
Argus
1-10
(quar.)
A
common
(quar.)_
$2,60
preferred
(quar.)..
Arizona Public Service, common
$1.10 preferred (quar.)
1
12-
outstanding)—A—
•
preferred
Co.,
12-
for
common
Farms
preferred
11-10
lis-
6c
11-15
12-14
15c
....
——
share
(quar,).
(quar.).
$3
1
1-24
3i-hhj
,
Arden
.
15c
share
(quar.;
Inc.
12-12'
12-15
62 Vic
--
('/2
luc.
12-
$25c
11-15
•
35c
(s-a)
(quar,)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
'
cash
(quar.)___.
common
Alabama
10c
'
f
(quar.)
dividend
each
\
11-15
>
distribution
(special
Extra
Stock
$6
1
....
Brass
$o.50
12-
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
security
Reduction
AKron
12-14
.
stock)
or
Air
;
loc
(quar.)
J30c
Ltd.
Per
1
Name
Book-of-the-Month Club
(quar.)
Anthony Pools
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Anjieusei-Buscn.
12-20
v-quai.;
A
When
Share
■
Anglo-Huronian,
12-20
12-30
1-10
10c
iiidutsUicb, inc.
(annual)
12-30
5%
22r/s>c
.
Homes
Aeroquip
12-20
6'Ac
Addressograph-Mutigraph Corp.
Admiral
12-30
Company
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
Class
shares
B
and
A
on
Per
Name of
1
(Mass.)—
is-a)
dividend
Stock
12-
13
'
of neo.
12-15
6'Ac
(2341)
Holders
Pauuule
20c
_
(s-a)
A
When
Snare
(resumed)
Co.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1—
w
5c
30c
1"15
12_ 8
11-17
*.y
^'
$2-15.
H-24
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2342)
Per
Name
Carrier
Corp.,
4'A %
Carson
&
prej.erix.-d
4*/2%
Carwin
Co.
Catelli
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-15
12-
i
3-
1
12-
dividend)
Products,
A
ciass
Centennial
Club
Turf
(stock
Illinois Light,
preferred
4'A%
4.64%
Illinois
(quar.
5.16%
preferred
Central
:
Securities
Central
&;
Central
1-
...
12-20
25c
rubric
preferred
preferred
10-31
Consumers
34'Ac
12-30
12-
Container
Service—
4%
1-
3 2-15
1-15
32-29
32-15
2%
Inc.
(quar.)
11-30
products
10-
12-15
Can
Co.,
Co. (Chicago)
(increased
2
18%c
12-15
Inc.,
12-15
Casualty
3uc
12-1
$1.12'A
of
1-
1
12-
5%
(Chicago)
Co.
Continental
Extra
Corp.,
preferred
common
4'A%
4%%
preferred
Oil
75c
12-
1
11-15
12-20
11-30
Cook
Coffee
12-
9
11-24
Cook
Paint
49c
income
11-30
10-31
46c
12-10
11-13
$3
from
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.07
;
12-
1
12-
$1.18%
Clark
Copp
11-13
6%
Publishing,
Corby Distillery,
12-30
12-15
Corning
B
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
(s-a)
(quar.)
12-30
11-22
Corson
2oc
12-15
12-
$1.25
11-30
11-10
15c
12-15
11-30
of New
Cory Corporation
30c
12-27
12-11
Courtaulds
(quar.)
„
12-27
12-15
Cow
5
11-20
Cowles
12-
1
11-17
12-15
12-
3-15
3-
1
Quarterly
20c
6-15
6-
20c
(quar.)
9-18
25c
12-
1
9-
4
11-
6
& Electric—
4%
preferred (quar. )_AA.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
=
$1
-
1-
2
$1.18%
1-
2
12-15
12-
1
11-18 "
$1
(Indianapolis)
25c
Extra
12-
1
12-15
11-18
12-
Curtis
8
25c
12-15
12-
buc
12-11
40c
12-15
10c
12-15
11-24
15c
12-
1
11-24
12-30
12-11
Eckert
Eddy
12-
9
11-20
11-15
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
10c
British
taxes
Co.
Class
11-30
1-1-62
11-10
-12-20
Cities
Service
Citizens
Co.
Citizens Utilities,
City P
City
oaucts
Trust
Extra
(ouar.i
Southern
&
Nat'l.
class B
Com.
Co.
<
Bank
(quar.)
&
Edison
Pass
Foster
Coal,
Ltd.
class
12-
8
11-22
12-
8
11-22
5.50%
1-
2
11-17
5.68%
12-20
11-30
1-
2
11-17
$5
12-22
12-15
12-15
11-30
1-15
12-25
Electrolux
12-
Electronics
Electric
(quarA_
11-14
Elmira
12-15
11-16
$1.05
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-
40c
12-
9
11-22
20c
12-15
Controller
Clark
Equipment Co.
Oil
Clayton
&
&
Co.
Ei<ccric
corp.
Co.
Colonial
(N.
Y.)
$j.5U
Ltd.
preferred A
7%
12-15
12-
1
3%%
preferred B
12-
1
3.90%
11-10
1
11-10
pxa.~~(qua~r.)~~I
87'Ac
i5C
87'Ac
•„
(increased-quar.)
Corp., class A
40c
12-15
12-15
12-
7
12-15
1212-
1
1
8
12-
8
12-12
11-15
12-30
11-24
1
9
8%
11-30
11-
9
on
Inc.
new
7i/2C,
common
(quarterly from
2%
&
Stone
12-
(quar.)
12-20
Broadcasting
Enterprises.
1
~
(quar.)
6qyaC
31'Ac
$125
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
12-31
12-15
1-
12-15
1
12-15
1
11-15
Inc.35c
System,
12-
8
11-24
Dierks
11-24
Distillers
.
(quar.11"
I
Ltd. (quar.)~_~
12-18
60c
"
___
Combined Locks
Paper, class A
Commercial Bank of North
$15C
.12-11
11-lb
12-
11-
1
8
1-
5
12-
25c
7
12-
1
11-10
1
America_
_
Credit
(quar.)I_II_~III
Co.
Shearing & Stamping
(quar.)l_
Commonwealth Land Title Insur. Co.
(Phila.)
Common (quar.)
"*
Extra
4%
preferred
Commonwealth
(Louisville)
2'A%
(quar.)
Insurance
_
1-
8
12-
8
40c
12-30
12-
1
20c
12-15
12-
1
Inc.
Stock
7n„
——
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
Co
6c
12-
1
11-15
pfd.
(increased
11-10
1-
2
12-
25c
12-
2
11-
6
12-
2
11-
6
8
11-10
$1.25 '
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
."'1
__w__ȣ
$1.21%
(quar.)
FMC
(increased)
divd.)
(quar.)
5-for-4 split
a
(extra)
5%
(quar.)
1
75c
12-15
1212-
1
(Initial
from
investment
Growth
net
Diversified
Stock
investment
12-
investment
7
Farmers
Dominion
&
Corp.,
12-
2
12-
Anglo
5% preferred (quar.)
Dominion Electmhome ltd.
Dominion Foundries &
Increased
quarterly
5-21
5-21
1
11-14
11-30
10-23
12-
1
12-
1
12-28
11-10
11-10
12-
1
3-
1
1-12
50c
12-
1
11-10
12-11
11-30
4%
12-15
11-17
22'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(Toronto)
12-15
12-
1
—
1-
$$1
(quar.)
2
12-29
35c
11-15
12-30
12-20
12-18
12-
5%
1
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
1-
2
11-30
62'Ac
common
1-
2
11-30
$60c
12-12
11-22
'12-12
11-22
$1.45
12-
1
11-15
30c
1-
1
12-15
$25c
(quar.)
12-
8
11-22
12-
8
11-22
Corp., Ltd.—
£
_£
*
quarterly
30c
& Traders
1-15
12-18
(stock dividend)
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
Life Ins.
(quar.)
&
Warehouse
Co.
Co.
(Newark,
N.
(quar.)
J.)
Life
&
Casualty
(Increased-quar.)
Co.
(Battle
Paper Board Co.. 4.60%
Screw
Sign
11-24
9c
11-27
10-30
Federated
12-
11-15
Ferro
$1.25
Fiat
Works
&
:—
Corp.,
11-14
12-
conv.
preferred
1
1-2-62
11-
1)
12-22
25c
12-15
12-
12-11
11-17
12-15
(quar.)
283/«C
25C
12-15
12-
(incr.)
22'Ac
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
12-
11-15
(quar.)__
Purchaser, Inc.,
(quar.)
5
pfd.
3%
class A
_______
(quar.)
31 'Ac
11-29
1
1
7'Ac
;
Mfg.
39c
1-
2
12-15
(quar.)
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
m.25
12-
1
11-15
Fiduciary Trust Co. of N. Y.
11-30
11-15
(increased quar.)
Extra
I
11-30
40c
12-15
12-
15c
Corp.
Metal
11-28
30c
6
com.
(quar.)
Signal
dividend
Stock
12-15
37'Ac
Federal
12-26
12-31
Creek,
—
Federal
3c
11-
25c
Mich.) (quar.)
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings—
Federal
11-24
12-19
—
Quarterly
Federal
11-24
12-14
5%
25c
Corp.
12-14
50%
.•
dividend
Financial
West
Corp.
Co.
1
1
(Del.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Insurance
(quarterly
1
12-
12-
Metallurgical Corp.—
Compress
11-30
12-
12-15
85c
50c
quarterly
Federal
1
12-28
81'Ac
Instrument
Players Canadian
Federal
12-15
Steel,
6-11
6-11
12-
87'Ac
______
preferred
Fedders
16c
tlOc
11-27
Corp.—
12-11
income)
>
5
11-27
12-11
Light—
preferred
Brewing
11-24
11-20
(s-a
1-
12-11
be
•_
(quar.)
Co.,
11-24
11-30
pfd. <auar.)__.
Investment Co., Ltd.—
2-20
1%
(quar.)
2
20c
$1.56
11-15
1
$1.09
lannuali
RR.
&
12-30
1
12-1
12-
46'Ac
11-17
12'Ac
11-15
12-15
$3
11-17
12-18
;
Funa
12-20
1
5%
Electric
Stock
12-18
11-24
(Dr.)
dividend)
(quar.)
(initial)-
Foods
Increased
Far
11-24
income).
(quar.)
Pepper—See Pepper
12-20
1-22
$2 5c
Fansteel
11-20
12-15
Houses
Dodge Mfg.
Famous
11-20
Fund—
Investment
net
(stock
Gregg (quar.)
(stock dividend)-:
convertible
7
12-15
income)
i-v2
$12'Ac
6%
12-15
t50c
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
1
12-
17'Ac
1
12-15
t30c
Corp.
&
River
12-18
12-
%
3 %
DC
(quar.)
Extra
Fall
5.80%
8
11-30
20c
__;
^
Falconbridge Nickel Mines," Ltd.
Falstaff
12-
11-
12-20
20c
Insurance
preferred
6
70c
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
11-30
25%
dividend)
Camera
Fairmont
11-
5%
11-15
$1.25
semi-annual
Corp.
11-15
$1
11-24
12-15
38c
—
.__
(quar.l__
common
11-15
15c
12-21
11-17
25c
(quar,)_
preferred
2
50c
3
1
$1.62
—
(stk.
dividend
Coe
:C5c
common
1-
12-15
12-
2c
^
Corp., common
$5c
(quar.)
8
25 c
Corp
common
Life
3'A%
$1.1507
(s-a)
12-
50c
Co
'__I.
Increased
1
12-27
12-29
35c
preferred 1957 series
1
12-
30C
25c
:
90c conv.
Excelsior
12-
10c
11-10
11-10
11-10
(stock
12-
45c
(quar.;
11-10
1
1
Corp.—
Pittsburgh
&
12-
25c
s-a)
1
12-
5c
Reduced
dividend
Forests
Diversified
from
11-28
1
7
(quar.)
Divco-Wayne
Dobbs
12-15
12-
12-
12-
12-
$1.41'A
Resistor Corp.—
25c
RR
llrlO
$1.34
;—
Common
$2
Western
1
11-10
(quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)_
Extra
Dr.
(quar.71-5$i
Life
Y.
(initial)
preferred
Diebold,
(From
dividend
30c
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Diversification
i0c
(quar
$2
New
67'Ac
12-
1
25 c
common
N.
non-cum.
Dictaphone Corp.,
1
112-
4%
11-15
11-10
1
approved
Oil (s-a)
Corp.,
Fairchild
•
-
Dickenson Mines, Ltd.
Extra
'
.
11-15
1
11-24
1
1
preferred
Fabien
security profits)
(quar.)
of
Grande
preferred
35c
_
Rio
Steel
$F33%
(quar.)
Combined Insurance Co. of
America (Chicago)
Commercial
4%
12-
1
security
(quar.)
Devonbrook, Inc. (initial)—
Diamond Alkali Co., common
1
12-
Detroit
11-17
1
12-
'
_
Columbian Carbon Co.
12-
12-20
.
common
dividend
A
Tramway—
12-
2
12-
12-18
12-
1
Inc.
25c
Denver
15c
1-
12-
1
12-
Forms
Equity
Erie
1-12
11-30
1-
12-19
12-
Industries,
Erie
1
12-12
$1.37'A
—
Phonograph
(quar.)
Financial
4.36%
11-13
2-
11-15
12-
Business
Epps
11-27
11-13
12-15
$1.60
Equitable Gas Co., common
11-13
11-13
11-15
11-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
&
Special
1
1
12-30
5
$1.42
Semi-annual
Ennis
1
1
1-16
12-
12-15
$1.02'A
(s-a)—_—
Radio
Empire State
12-15
12-
1
$1.37'A
Stockholders
1212-
12-
11-15
1
(quar.)
Water
preferred
Empire
12-
distribu¬
iquar.j,__
stock
9-22
5%
12-15
in¬
realized
year-end
(quar.)
Supply Co.
12-15
~
(quar.)
(quar.)______
5.35%
preferred (quar.)
Colorado Milling & Elevator
Columbia
debenture
&
I"
common
(quar.)
Interstate Gas,
preferred (quar.)
net investment
from
class
Denver
10-31
1
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
10-31
II-30
1-
12-15
1
(quar.)
Industries
Faber,
from realized
Inc.
Mfg.,
$2.50-$3.50
7'Ac
4
50c
special
a
8
realized
1-
14c
preferred
(quar.)
10c from
common
Dentists
4
93 %C
5'A%
2'Ac
plus
Foods
11-
1-15"
5
12-
Inc.—
of 55c
Voting
11-30
1
50c
and
Dennison
gc
12-
11-15
12-15
97'Ac
(quar.)
Arilines
Deltown
12-20
12-
1
32 'Ac
(quar.)_
preferred
5%
22c
Extra
preferred
Commercial
Delta
12-12
12-
tion
2%
7'Ac
(quar.)__
Properties
come
5
12-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
-Empire District Electric, com.
93 %c
(quar.)
common
-
profits
11-30
12-30
Co.
(Quarterly of
1
12-
&
Monte
Delaware Fund,
11-16
12-
Light,
preferred C
Extra
3C
dividend
Stock
Del
(resumed)
&
Phillips Stores,
Deere
6
1
t7c
Corp.
Stores, Inc.,
Quarterly
12-
1212-
50c
Combined
I-1-62
Inc.
12-
1
2
Williamsporo RR.—
Emerson
Emery
11-27
$1.50
(quar.)
12-15
87Ac
&
Stock
(quar.)
25c
(initial-quar.)
preferred
Stock
3%%
(s-a)
(quar.)
Colorado
5%
1
5%
(quar.)
Mines,
(quar.)
dividend
Sand
Stock
5%
Dayton
12-
$3
;
(stock dividehd)
gains)
4%
Daystrom,
11-17
of America—
Fund,
Colonial
Colonial
12-30
12-15
Power
11-27
1
93 %c
(quar.)
12-15
jjn,.
_
(arrears)
Corp.
Stock
pxu. (quar.)
Gold
Acceptance
common
preferred
12-30
5c
Aikman
conv.
3%
$1.12'A
7%
(s-a)
Cole National
Corp.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
A
preferred A (quar.)
Davidson-Boutell Co.—
6%
1
12-20
50c
(quar.)
3%%
Dean
(s-a)
Bottling
Cochenour-Willians
Class
11-20
1212-
20c
(quar.)_
common
$1.12'A
__
11-28
$8
.
Mfg.
Corp.,
60c
__
12-11
2UC
35c
(quar.)
(au»r )
preferred
1
ijiummau..g—
Coca-Cola
(quar.)
(quar.)
]f»c
Clifton Precision Products
New
cuviuend)
(sck.
common
Pittsburgh RR.,
Clopay Corp.
12-
9
Plants
dividend
Dahlstrom
Dana
11-20
(quar.)
preferred
Colonial
Stock
11-17
11-27
Mfg
Cleveland Trust Co.
&
11-17
11-10
12-
12-12
$17
1
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
Cleveland &
$3.50
Pilot
Cigar Corp.
1
30c
___;
$4.50
Colonial
R
12-
25c
Refining
preferred
Collins
1
&
12-
(quar.)___
Lambert
Extra
Cleveland
12-
12-28
30c
(quar.)
Extra
$1 25
(quar.)
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron,
$4.50
(quar.)
Corp
Clark
4%
40c
D
DWG
17'Ac
pxa.
50c
(quar.)
A
1
12-
1-
-
50c
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Elizabethtown
11-17
12-
Inc.,
Investment
7
1
12-28
2
$25c
Share
Corp.
12-
25c
12-
1-
$15c
«•
:
Storage Battery Co.
Electrographic
12-
1
2
8c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd—
(final) equal to about 11c
after British tax
share
Electric
4%
12-
11-30
1-
American shares
12'Ac
8
11-10
12-15
$1.50
(s-a)
(initial)
common
(quar.)_^
&
11-30
1
Electric & Musical
per
4
RR.
Special
25c
—
Finance
Clark
__.
preferred
non-cum.
Bond
12-
12-
(quar.)
preferred
10c
12-14
8
Y.—
N.
preferted'' (quar.) L)ll
preferred
12-15
$25c
of
Co.
___•
preferred
preferred
6.40%
1
(quar.)
common
11-17
8
25c
____—
1
;
12-
12-
90c
preferred (quar.)
5 Vz%
preferred (quar.)—
5.36% preferred (quar.)
6.65% preferred (quar.)_.—
2
A___
11-20
11-24
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Stores
t30c
Inc.,
1-15
12-29
$10c
4'A%
93 %c
;___
Industries,
11-20
12-15
$$1.75
(quar.)
Gas, common
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
(Boston)—
(quar.)__
(Helene)
1
12-
11-24
31'Ac1.
—
Natural
11-
(s-a)
10-23
6
1-15
$1.50
Florida
of
preferred
Paso
12-
50c
8
12-15
12-
split)
Co.,
Bros.
4'/4%
El
12-
Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)__
Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)
11-30
Water—
common
(quar.)
12-13
Seal,
Cyprus Mines Corp.
32vqc
City Water of Chattanooga, 5%
Civic
$2
(Savannah)
quar. 1
(Bridgeport)
8
A
12-15
25c
11-30
9
31'Ac
(quar.)
(Texas)
(accum.)
Interurban
Pennsylvania
Drugs
12-15
35c1
11-20
9
12-
30c
Insurance
Paper
2c
Insurance
8
12-
Ltd.—
Power
&
stock
15c
(initial)_
12-
5%
preferred A
$4,875
before
pence
11-20
50c
(increased)..
(quar.)
Co.
Life
Eastern
11-15
1
6c
11-15
8
12-
.'
1st
11-16
1
(initial
11-27
1
12-
30c
(quar.)__
Kodak Co.,
(5-for-l
11-24
Extra
5%
11-17
4%
12-16
12-
~10c
—
& Potash Co.
Louis
Eastern
11-16
10c
Gurtiss-Wright Corp.,
11-17
Quarterly
9
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Easy Washing Machine, utd.—
1
5c
8
-
$3.60
11-30
25c
England
Orumaiy
(quar.)
Sullivan Mines, Ltd
12-
1
.
;:v 11-27
25c
class A
preferred
11-30
31c
1-2
$1.34
dividend
Eastman
11-16
12-
__
Zellerbach
&
6%
11-28
11-20
11-30
Ordinary—
Life
Nest
Crum
8
12-15
12-
Oil
Cork
Crows
12-
11-28
12-
(quar.)
Magazine & Publishing Co.
Crown
40c
(quar.)
com.
of
Gulch
Crown
12-15
8
t50c
Crane
1
12-
11-27
UOc
.—
Quarterly
Company, 3%%
pfd.
(quar.)__
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (S. F.) (quai*.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
3
Crowell-Collier
Publishing Co.
(stock div.)
Crowley's Milk Co. (quar.)
1
20c
12-11
$$1.50
;
11-15
11-27
12-
25C
common
preferred
St.
25c
_
Ltd.
Craftsman
20c
Quarterly
1
35c
(quar.)
1
1-2
12-19
7'Ac
Inc.,
jjtu.
Kootenay
7%
East
40c
H.), Inc._
_!
Bottling
Payment
12-11
W.
Corp.__
Cott
12-31
12'Ac
&•
dividend
12-
40c
$1.25
(quar.)
(G.
Stock
1
Cory
15c
Co.
8
J50c
Gas
1-15
"
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
Chicago Title & Trust (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab
Milling Machine,
preferred (quar.)
11-
__
Natural
12-15
Extra
Cincinnati
12-
3%
__
12-
'
5
(quar.)
11-15
25c
Corp.,
Eagle-Picher
East
(s-a)
A
2%
Chickasha Cotton Oil
12-
:
com.
.
class
$1.12'A
Chesebr'ough-Eond's; Iric. (increased quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
5%
non-cum.
pfd. series A (quar.),
Chicago Musical Instrument Co.~ (quar.)
^
11-17
1
$1.75
—_
A__
Co.,
preferred
75c
(quar.)
11-13
11-20
1
11-24
12-
11-17
1
12-15
(quar.),
preferred
1
12-29
12-
12-12
40c
Extra
common
Corp.
Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—
$1 preferred A (quar.)
dividend
1
12-
—
dividend)
11-15
12-22
12'Ac
(quar.)
Company
Stock
5%
60c
A
—!
(quar.)
.—
Duval Sulphur
5
10c
preferred
Class
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. ox va.—
12-
5
4UC
Co.,
2
40c
deduction of fees and expenses as
(
Depositary and based on the
current
rate of exchange payment will
amount
to about $.038 per Depositary share)
Dura
Corp.
(quar.)_^
;
1-
12-15
37'Ac
Y.)
1-
12-15
(After
11-22
1'
12-
Bessemer Corp. (quar)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
(quar.)
Telephone—
common
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
12-
12-15
12-
(quar.)
Varnish
63c
gains)
capital
Unadilla
12-15
31'Ac
(stock
Co.
15c
.^rom
1
12-15
:
&
B
Duro-Test
12-
12-15
Cooper
25c
Co.
Class
Duriron
1
15c
Extra
plus
8
12-15
55c
2oc
capital gains
8
12-
16 'Ac
:
(N.
12-15
25C
class
Electric
Duncan
11t20
25c
;
Co.
11-15
*40c
,
(quar.)
preferred
12-
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
4oc
(quar.)
12-
Steel Industries—
&
11-15
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Milner.
11-15
20c
Quarterly
4
Boston—
investment
Copper
1
1-15
12-15
y,'
50c
(quar.)
A. Inc. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
S.
Bradstreet
&
East
j quar.)„.
preferred
Continental
(quar.)
8
45c
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Continental
11-30
(quar.)
Company
preferred
5.36%
Dun
11-29
93 %c
(quar.)—__
6'A%
13-17
(quar.)
common
preierred
Champion Spark Plug
Fund
60c
7
11-17
25%
quar.)
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
12-
75c
11-15
Continental Commercial Corp.—
12-15
Corp.—
dividend
Theatre
$1
(quar)
preferred
Continental
6%
preferred (quar.)
Cliampiiu un <& Renning Co.—
Circle
1-2-62
30c
—
$3.75
12-20
of America
Corp.
preferred
Continental
12-1
12-29
10c
10%
$4.50
4%
1-2-62
$1.04
.
50c
dividend
Industries,
Quarterly
Chrysler
Corp.
1-2-62
uorp.—
dividend
Chemetron
1
$1.12'A
$1;13
—
(quar./f-A—_—
Co.
Water
11-14
—
common
Duniop Rubber,
Extra'
3 2-15
1
Glass,
Continental Assurance
12-15
1-
68c
Cincinnati Gas
11-15
12-
U.
preferred
10-27
12-
(quar.)
Stock
1
12-
preferred
Acceptance
on
1
12-30
Ltd.
7%
Dumas
12-
12-30
Laundries
11-15
11-14
1
_______
—
Enterprises,
Power Co.,
3
11-30
12-30
1-1
11-
12-
34c
$1.19
12-15
10c
Consumers
1
1
2uc
Drilling & Exploration Co.. (s-a)_;
11-30
JUC
12-
$1.16
12-29
t20c
12-30
$1.34%
11-15
(quar.)
37'Ac
.
1
5
$1.37'A
(quar.)
12-
1-
12-
1
Drexel
25c
12-30
1-
1
75C
Ltd. (quar.)
Consumers Poxfrer Co.,'
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
$1.03
Drewrys,
12-
Corp.
—
12-
Consolidated
1
1
Duke
(quar.)
Industries
11-27
(quar.)__J
&
(N. Y.)
12-
20c
12-
1-
t$l
(quar.)
2
12-
Mines,
(s-a
Electronics
Consolidated
1
Industries
1-
12-
40c
preferred
4%
Corp.,
11-10
2%
(quar.)
dividend
18c
$1.25
(quar.)
12-15
Securities,
11-27
(quar.)
Extra
25c
.—-
Yellow-Knife
33%c
__
12-15
11-30
11-16
1UC
—
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
$1.25
••
—;
1st pref.
(Del.)
Chemical
Stock
30c
(quar.)__
——.
preferred
12-30
preferred
Chenango
Dresser
12-30
preferred
Fund
1
12-30
5%%
Chemical
Dravo
12-
Consolidated Edison
11-17
11-30
4.75%
realized
11-20
1%
(quar.)—
(Tne)
1
22c
preierred
from
8
1.1-30
(quar.)
common
convertible
Papers
12-
4uc
25'Ac
5.48%
net
12-
Ltd.—
Corp.
11-15
(quar.)
3c
tl5c
Building
1
preferred
Caase
Dover
12-
(quar.)—_
B.)
3-20
$1.34%
convertible
(A.
2
—
____.—
5.44%
convertible
10c
(quar.)
Discovery
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3
Dow
^versified'Standard
preferred
Chance
12-20
12-20
Consolidated
$5
Champion
2
2
Consolidated
(quar.)__«___
Stock
1-
11-10
50c
—
___
11-30
$22'Ac
—
common
$2
1-
11-15
(quar.)
Inc.,
11-16
12-15
2-1-62
13c
(quar.)__,._
(quar.)
Ltd.
Brothers,
Dorr-Oliver
4-
Extra
Ltd.,
Donohue
11-30
t8c
t20c
(quar.)
^
10c
Consolidated
$5
11-10
11-15
Co.
10c
preierred A (quar.)
Cigar Corp., common
6%
1
5
1
R.)Sons
common
>
12-18
"C"
Common
Consolidated
12-
12-
12-
Led.
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
40c
12-15
5c
20c
-
Holders
2%
Chemical,
&
dividend
Stock
—
J62'Ac
preferred (quar )
Stores, Liti._—_____———.—
preferred (quar.)
Dorsey Corp., 6%
pfd.
1
and
Certain-teed
.__——_
5%
(Toronto; —
Assurance
12-
"A"
Stock
8
12-30
preferred
Stock
12-
$1.29
$1.35
Century
8
12-18
62'Ac
5.44%
2
40c
12-18
(quar.)—
Century
Lite
Connohio,
12-
12-18
"C"
4.65%
(quar.)—_—
preierred
$50c
11-20
and
4.15%
4%
Conieucrauon
11-24
2
12-30
dividend
Vermont
(R.
12-20
1-
12-30
"A"
Central
Donnelley
12-15
•
12-30
„
Corp.
Telephone Co.,
preferred
11-10
Connelly Containers, Inc. (.s-a)
Connecticut National Bank
(quar.)
12-11
preferred
6%
1
11-15
$1
-
$2.50
$5.50
12-
$1.12V2
Corp.
Soutn West
Stock
20c
11-16
it>l.2j
(quar.)
Foundry Co.
Central
Tar
_____
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—
Central
Dominion
Electric—
preierred
5%%
11-10
When
Payable of Rec.
"investments, Ltd.—
Dominion
1
11-16
$1.06'A
)_——___
(quar.)—.__
Louisiana
4.50%
11-10
12-
—
1
02c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
4,25 %
preferred
(quar.)
prexeired
11-20
11-30
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
12-30
38c
$1.16
Service,
12-15
20C
A
11-80
r
$1.12'A
;
$4
4.92%
.
6%
,r
(quar.)—
Public
$25c
diviaend)
(quar.)
preferred
Central
•,%
(quar.)
com.
12-15
54c
Service,
Bond & Stock Fund (quar;)
Mills Corp.,
common
(quar.)-
11-30
$12c
(quar.)
—__
Central
1%
——
Ltd.,
Per
Share
Name of Company
Dominion-Scottish
Cone
.
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
.
Holders
$1.43
2-15
Extra
When
Payable of Rec.
11-20
11-15
$1.12 Va
$1.12'A
—
25c
Composite
11-15
5c
Share
0/ Company
Community Public
4.72%
preferred
11-15
ojc
(quar.)__
Co.,-common
Name
11-15
56'/4c
(.quar.)
(stock
Food
1
—
(quar.;)
preferred
12-
—
(quar.)
Pine Sootc
Per
Holders
Pa^uole of Rec.
aOc-
—__
(quar.)—._
preierred
4'/2%
(quar.)_
common
preierred
4.80%
Wlien
Snare
of Company
.
12-
1
11-1
1-15
12-29
60c
55c
(quar.)___
12-15
11-17
1
11-30
35c
12-18
12-
6
30c
12-18
12-
6
Ltd.—~~
;
;
t40c
1-
2
12-
3
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
194
Number
6111
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2343)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
RANGE OF PRICES
DAILY
Range for Previous
40
Mar
50
Oct
v1
16
15
52'% Jan
3
10
103'% Jan
6
25
21
26
69% Jun
7
114'% Jun
Jan
15
—.
35'% Oct
16
443/a Jan
*
44'% Dec
25
Dec
52
6
327a Jan
38'
75
7
24
2174 May 16
65
24% Jun
5
33'% Nov
22
43 3% Apr
17
109'% Oct
6
63
Apr
20
98
Dec
19
10
Oct
24
237a Jan
4
107s Jan
22
Oct
31
407a Mar
1
97a Oct
28
20'% Feb
24
■/
Mar 14
.80
3
177a Nov
365% Apr
16
773a Nov
Nov
24
84
Jan
3
327a Jan
3
29
27'% Jun
9
113% Oct
4
193%lMay 12
12 3% Jan
3
38 3% Feb
8
533%frun
3
48'% Jan
3
7'% Jan
62
4
14
32 7e Aug
4
7.
26
8% May 11
45
28
33% Jan
27
42% Aug
92% Nov
9
4%%
preferred
Jan
2
20% Sep
5
Allen Industries
39% Jan
6
11% Jan
5
55
50'% Jan
May 31
26
58% Jan
13
4
84% Sep
1
Nov
24
100% Jun
16% Jan
-
3
70'% Nov
Aug 11
Allied
15
84'% May
4%
3
29'% May 15
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
98
Nov
17
22% Oct
24
36% Apr
13
26% Oct 26
35% Feb
28
Alpha
76%
62
62%
62%
Alside
26'/4 Sep
25
Oct
26
4.08%
81% Mar 30
16
26
4
Jun
3
6
69% Jan
24'% Oct
40%
39%
19%
19%
84%
93%
Mfg
2
May 11
19% Oct
23
22
34'% Dec
13
44% Jan
18
36
Jan
3
47% Aug 10
Co
American
30% Oct
4
44% Jan
4
37
Feb
8
62
30
American
27'% May 17
130
3%%
May 31
Jun
Oct
18
63
July 12
58% Sep
7
64'% Apr
5
13% Oct
24
30
Jan
4
15'/4 Jan
3
24'% Apr
11
35% Oct
5
51% Jan
7
38'% Jan
4
51% Jun
6
25% Mar
4
46% Dec
23
41% Aug 29
61% Apr
17
of
30% Dec
1
43% Jan
-
35% Dec
14-
6%
*92%
11%
11%
117a
11'%
11%
44,900
41
40
40
40%
41 %
2,000
45
447a
46%
46 Va
477a
53
9,900
537a
53
53%
52 74
54
54'%
547%
91%
8,900
917b
91'%
917a
917a
917a
*913%
93%
20
20'%
20
20'%
20
20
20
20
55 3%
56'%
54
56
53%
54%
527a
537a
39,600
2,200
-
143%
14%
43
77a
77a
4
48% Nov
4
39'% Jun
5
51% Jan
13
53
Jun
7
6
97'% Mar 28
American
24% Jan
11
24'% Jan
18
44% July
5
V
69
697a
69'%
*83'%
837a
83'%
83'%
*83'%
16 %
j167b
167a
17'%
167/a
17'%
167a
11 Va
25,200
x20'%
2074
20'%
20%
20'%
20%
207a
21
47,800
*99
68%
103
*99
99
99
277a
28
277a
28%
10,900
30 3%
30%
31
30'/a
32 3%
9,500
No par
27
273/B
27
273/a
267a
277a
267a
21 Va
75,100
593/a
30,000
59'%
60%
58'%
59 3%
57»/4
587/a
58 3%
19%
20
20
20
193%
20'%
20
33 3%
preferred
Co
347a
34%
347a
97%
98
101%
101'%
103'%
102'%
267a
26%
203%
21%
*101
Jan
4
29
29% Jan
20
57% Jan
3
77% Nov
46'% Nov
22
8
31% Mar 15
13% Oct
4
30
6% Jun
30
97/a Jan
11
22% Sep
29
38% Jan
18
52
Jan
8 % Jan
Jan
24
78% Nov
26
15
94
Jan
4
40'%
41%
40%
41%
407a
58
59
59 3%
60
61'%
61'%
•61
177a
173%
17%
18
46
46%
457a
453%
20
9
23
6
34% Jan
24% Jan
3
86% Jan
14
92'% Aug
15
90'% Jan
31
28% Jan
26
13% Jan
1144'% Sep
21
American International
22
American
26
Apr
18
44
Sep
1
43 %
.
Apr
14
67
Jun
20
American
'
33 '/a Oct
24
48'% Aug 12
4%%
19
61
Nov
21'% Apr
50'% Nov
34
Jan
19
54
Jan
18
41
46% Sep
'.
62
Meter
38'%
85
50%
37%
Co
*104'%
2
16'A
No par
__
16%
1.60%
17%
10
49'/a
57
18
49%
Nopar
47
69%
34%
59
47
71
36
59%
16%
16%
American Optical Co
American
Potash &
American
Rad
56
1
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
2
'
x27%
*84
50'%
100
preferred
103
36'%
*
100
American News Co
13
21
1.75
Fdry com
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas Co
3
21
Jun
17'% Nov
&
103
„
Chem—Nopar
<
22%
22%
•:
21 >/2
1227a
52
53'/2
93
*90%
52%
76%
437a
44%
35%
36
17'%
187a
17%
9'%
9'%
34%
27
138'% Jan
7
59%
16%
28'% Oct
17
13% Dec
1
42
Mar;
3
*141
142%
30
30%
29%
30
50'% Mar
37
377a
36%
173%
18
177a
20
American Seating Co
.
10
American Ship Building Co—Nopar
American Smelt A Ref'g com-No par
1% preferred i
100
24 "
American
357a Aug 16
33% Jan
3
213% Oct
16
Jan
13
59
Dec
14
12
54% Jan
3
133'% Dec
6
144% Aug 25
Feb
9
62'% Aug 24
54
117
Mar
8
126
-18
Jun
21
34
Aug
4
Jan
4
18
20
28
38'% Jan
26
82 % Feb
3
Jun
10
31'% Feb
23
25
60 3% Jan
119
Sep
61'% Oct
25
72'% May 18
3
136'% Jan
Aug
Jun
9
26'% Mar 21
146'% Nov
3
87'% Nov
3
127'% Apr
11
27'% Jan
16
23 '
27
Vb Jan
Feb
28
3
107% Nov
Snuff
Co
*121'%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
-<i
Steel
30'% Jan
11
347a Jun
30
103 Va Jan
3
134% Nov
22
American
657% Dec
20
643% Jan
3
109
Nov
24
American Tobacco common
130% Aug 31
121'% Jan
3
131'% Nov
22
117
Jan
4
30 3% Aug 26
327a May 11
44'% Dec
16
15'% Jan
257a Mar
25
Feb
-14
Mar
41
Jan
3
27
Sep
4
233% Jun
20
19 V» Jan
1
Apr
29V4 Sep
27
27
Oct
26
29% Jan
28
25
Sep
18
28% May 23
8
183% May 17
13'% Noc
227a Sep
19% Oct
24-
42'% Mar
17
557a Jun
42'% Oct
31
1
17'% Sep
30'% Nov
1
15
44
Jan
54'% Jan
11
33
Nov
20
31 Vt Oct
5
44'% July
33 3% Feb
2
Jan
12
36
Feb
17
5
93 3% Oct 28
.'44'% Aug 12
90'% Jan
37.
Jan
217a Nov
footnotes, see page 26
27% Apr
13
Preferred
.
America^
AMP Inc
5
17
65
'
\
'44% May 22"
93% Feb
"•
4
17
487% Nov
17'
253% Nov
21
1
;
Anderson
Apco Oil
Clayton
Corp
A
Co
.
.
*84
_
.
36 3%
%j
85
3,500
•
37%
23,900
40
*104%
16
•;
.
-■
167b
60%
•
60 3%
8,100
3,300
173/a
17'/a
177a
94,800
50%
48 3%
497/a
26,000
46 %
71%
,34 %
59 %
_16 %
46 3%
4674
46 3%
73 3%
72%
74%
10,600
347a
34
347a
25,700
•141
37%
37'%
145
3,000
4,500
.
890
145
,
85%
87'%
•121'%
22'%
22%
333/a
: 9,800
122'%
; 227a
84
121 %
22'%
22%
5,800
62'%
145
84
9,400
177a
62'%
121'%
.
37%
173%
627a
62'%
'
297a
18
145
87,900
143
28%
-
3,600
17
163%
17
1,800
60 %
60
597/a
143
37'%
82
,
.
10
5,100
'
5,700
33'%
33'%
1043%
105'%
35%
35'%
357a
337a
337a
337/a
34
34
337a
337/a
34'%
1307a
100'%
131%
1317a
1347a
133
134%
1337a
134%
101'%
100 %
1047a
105
107'%
107 »/2
109
129%
130'%
130%
950
130
1303%
130
55%
563/a
55
55 %
55'%
56 3%
20,000
247a
24 3%
25
2474
243%
3,400
287a
*27 3%
-28%
•277»
287a
26%
*26
■26%
26%
26%
143%
337a
101%
33%
xl02
337a
—25
com
104
104
56%
567a
5
247a
*28
*26
247a
26%
25%
14'%
28'%
21'%
35'%
14%
xl3 %
29%
29'/a
217/a
20 %
367/a
357a
507a
"
Nopar
287a
507a
51%
Nopar
>r'4 * *33 ;
337/a
6.25
38'%
24 3%
*28
*917a
Nopar
21.80
1
"
'48'%
24'%
...
2,800
5,100
,3,400
.
148,800
■„
143/a
28%
29
28'%
500
21%
207a
21%
203%
36'%
35%
36
343%
21'%
36'%
52
6,000
287a
527a
-
50 3%
517a
33%
387/a
3874
93 %
33
.•
«
52%
"
33% ',347a
,33%*
38'%
39'%
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it
;
93%
487/a
48
487a
48-
257a
24%
253%
23'%
48
-24%
39'%
387a
39%
*917a
28,800
"
137a
147a
93%
-
131%
129%
13%
287a
25
50
Anaconda Wire A Cable
50 3%
37
82,400
33 3%
1
Anaconda Co
51
104%
A Smelting—1
endorsed shares
38'%
51
34%
25
Anchor Hocking Qlasa Corp
$4 preferred
16
15
Lead
60
37%
85
7". 177a
22'/a
1,100
27,300
105
377a
177a
122%
18J/2
273%
27%
*103
353/a
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
3
May 22
45y4Apr
Zinc
xl8
19 %
28%
103 %
5,100
-
35
12.50
Corp
series
15,200
37%
*121'%
500
35
100
series
5%%
11,400
33%
Co
Ampex Corp
587a Apr
3
68% Jan
6
Preferred 6%
.
May 11
34y4 May
22
25
17
30 Va Dec
85
19
21
Tel
American Water Works Co
4
27% Sep
A
preferred
American Viscose
5
7
Tel
6%
7
26
33 % Feb
For
63
5
9'%
17.500
34'%
101
1
108% Dec
22%
9%
Day
29%
627/e
33'%
1
Co
American Sugar Refining com
7 % preferred
4
>
145%
80
30,600
25,000
28%
62'%
79'%
19'%
•
25
25
Foundries
American Stores
,
/4
145%
122
183%
Thanksgiving
27%
143
62%
22'%
American
14
377a July 26
*141
146'%
78
25
common
51% May 19
27% Mar 15
•797a Jan
62'%
145
non-cumulative preferred_100
0%
35'% Mar 21
3
76
28 3% Jan
preferred
35
49%
17%
100
Sany com—5
77
457a
263%
x^..
47
y
717%
35'%
60
Amer Research A Develp'm't Corp 1
Std
A
11,300
76%
457a
.
277a
59
59'%
177%
42'% Mar 10
7%
11,100
80'/a
36 %
,
50'%
6
>
50,800
537a
357a
6i
145% Aug 24
'
47'/a
53
787a
16%
3
-
.»
46 3%
■:;
35%
16%
28
■
807a
*104%
70
34 /a
7''
CLOSED
9%
16%
*46%
*
36%
19'%
37
57'%
17%
3,ooo
EXCHANGE
/
19%
26%
497%
6,000
5,900
-
:
'
34%
104% 104'%
16%
-
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,-,.,-23'% ^23 Va.
5474
5674
*90% -93
STOCK
.
46'%
103'%
37'%
*84
50'%
103%
37'%
38%
*84
85
50'%
50%
12% Jan
May 17
.
*102
36%
i
2,100
79'%
27
275/a
20
25%
■
.
2,000
35%
81'%
27'%
20
....
.
r 36
9'% :
r
f.:
76 3%
44 %
"
35'%
80%
139% Sep
146
76
757a
.
I,
467a
52
*34%
,
3,700
46%
'88%
"
46'%
51%
3
16'% Feb
"
•
47'%
26% Nov
11'/a NovM
\
36,500
387a
22%
.
<:
483/a
87 3%
-
'
93
463/a
50%
-
:
55%
*90%
v
25'%
24%
1
Machine & Metals_No par
Metal Climax Inc com—1
American
49'% Aug 18
78% July 10
27
Jan
3
1
100
American Metal Products
22
6
28
Corp
Co of 111
preferred—
American
20% May 16
19
Mach
3.90%
16
105'/a Oct
32% Jun
,
American
24
Apr
16'% Feb
Investment
prior preferred
Nov
37
18
5V*%
227a
22
49
34%
81%
27%
19'%
Nov
May 24
22%
21%
9%
27%
19%
37% Oct
3
29% Apr
9'%
No par
American Hosp Supply Corp_Nopar
51
10
Oct
..
26
105
4
15
10
34'%
20
27% Jan
P
100
—10
80%
27
58'% Jan
...
;
1
86 7% Feb
1
3
..No par
:
10,200
'
.
46'%
87 3%
.
47
477a
46 3%
87
12.80
63% Apr
26
22
46'%
87%
Corp
2
20'% Jun
17'% Dec
46%
85'%
Products
13
31% Sep
13
463/a
.
28'% Nov
9
86% Dec
45%
46%
x85
•„
86'%
22%
22'%
22%
22'%
48'%
48'%
*90'%
93
46'%
46%
50,
51
^
44
35
18
Apr
3
4,200
38%
48'%
38%
77%
35
45
"46%
47%
38%
43
35
17'%
Home
0
45%
48 Va
38 3%
76%
Hardware
20'/a Jan
46 3%
477a
10
American
13% Jan
12,800
..
■
46'%
47'%
Corp
5
European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
_40c
American
99'% Jan
200
18
46'%
38'%
Enka
14
9
1,300
62'%
17%
457a
48
American
22
•
•61
18%
38%
preferred
89% Sep
81% Oct
76'%
prior
36'% Nov
6
Nov
Ind
American Sc Foreign Power
.
61%
4,300
.
477a
47%
No par
Consumer
3
24
Sep 26
37
Jan~ 14
23% Apr
300
41'%
57
61%
x4fi%
Crystal Sugar common_10
American
<
6,700
45,600
177%
No par
Co
4
16% Jan
Sep
Sc Cable
Chicle
28
12% Apr 18
20% Sep
103
.
'
27
-203%
108
56
38%
American Cyanamid Co
37'% Mar 13
20%
*100'%
12.50
common
American Distilling Co
/American Electric Power Co
\
20
3
17% Dec
20
4%%
2
24
26'%
21
101'%
25
Co
Chain
American
Mar 20
23
33% Jan
7
17'% Feb
Oct
Nov
20 % Jan
59% July 18
27
Oct
13'% Oct
50
31% Oct
21
17 y« Sep
28
93
53
4
46 y8 Jan
Can
preferred
84
39% Sep
267a
20'%
100%
46
1
Inc
Amer Commer Barge Line Co__
14
Mar 30
21%
6,100
59,700
110
55 3%
;
*61
2
.No par
American
30
89
26%
26%
105
1,500
347a
40%
40'/a
55%
20 3%
105
100
20'/a
.
34'%
♦101
10
Corp.
Co
34%
34
957a
.No par
Arma
Shoe
,
26%
100
59'% Jun
59% Jun
V
1
No par
25'% May 12
30% Dec
10
28'%
29'% Apr
28
84
30'%
3
25 "
103
*99
12,800
27 3%
2
21
101 %
70
307a
7
81'% Jun
1,400
4,300
70
837a
28'%
Feb
23% Oct
77a
30
19'/a Jan
39% Oct
43 3%
75/a
27'%
18% Feb
8
13 3%
43%
7%
77a
697a
10
40
21
13%
43'%
77a
Broadcaatlng-Paramount
American
1%
15
43
77a
„
677b
50
Bosch
American
27
42% Jan
70'% Jan
3
Dec
24
14%
43
340
1,800
*83'%
America-
Bakeries
Theatres
34'/a Jan
15'%:."
42%
15'%
43
■
100
preferred
36
2
93'%
11'%
)
26
*92 %
-12.50
American Brake
38% Aug 23
93%
No par
Bank Note common
American
'
10
Cement
convertible
American
26
17,100
433%
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical- No par
American Airlines common-.
1
98 '% Sep
'
10,900
93%
40
24
34
4
Oct
19%
87%
113%
Nov
110
27
16% Jun
2,400
19%
Day
1
1
Corp
25% Jan
16
40 Va
Thanksgiving
V;;: ';.:
44 3%
11
106 »/4 Jan
36'% Sep
93%
40 %
10,600
42%
Amerace
26
77
*92'%,'
v
7.300
4
11'%
100
common.
_
Aluminum
28
29
46'% Mar 22
87%
3%
,
5,400
19,500
43,7a
5
Aluminium Limited
Nov
40'% Sep
19%
84%
CLOSED;,
40%
19%
85
EXCHANGE
4%
39%
19%
85'A
63%
4
39%
19%
*92%
1 .V
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Mar 24
17% Apr
Jan
62%
4%
5
convertible preferredi
91
4
63%
84%
.
37% Oct
19
21
4
2.700
.
40%
Supermarkets Inc
Allis-Chalmers
May 15
19% Nov
78% Jan
62%
4%
39%
■
100
Inc
110
Allied
25
36% Sep 11
38% May 16
31% Jan
63%
4
STOCK
1
Inc.
Portland
25'% Oct
57
75 y2
Stores Corp common.. No par
21% Apr
26
9%
-
1
preferred
25
July" 2
29%
No par
28
55
41,000
17%
9%
6,900
10
Corp
Oct
23% Oct
10,400
77
Products
28
99
76
Mills
57
96%
V!
■;.* V
77%
Allied
19
4
100%
76
Allied
14% Sep
4
99%
75%
13
5
30
3.000
102
75%
15% Sep
28
Jan
24
16%
10% May 11
Jan
35'% Jan
31%
23 V2
29%
52% Apr
Dec
22% Dec
X30%
23%
100
:
10%
3
17
108
18%
33'/a
23%
18%
■
16%
11
40
23
18%
32%
24
30
Oct
23
28
100%
19%
33
10
36'% Jan
26
26
-
16%
5
Jun
Dec
18'/4
23%
-
.
29%
9
Oct
19
-
10V4
Allied Chemical Corp
12
61% Oct
11,900
:
16%
Allied Kid Go
22
28'% Sep
13,600
■
30
7
Jan
65
64%
18%
10%
3
81
64
64%
.
16%
66'% Aug
44
V
17,300
30
27
7
10,400
10%
100
'90
12% Jun
3,400
20%
17
5
19
4
126%
19%
29%
2
Jan
4
126 %
20
75
10%
_1
40
Jan
125%
19%
53%
16%
Inc
common
6% convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
17% Jan
Jan
Inc
74 Vi
32 %
24%
99%
*52%
74%
'
,
29%
Corp
Products
Aldens
33
Shares
53%
74
125
73%
■
Alleghany Corp common
59
75
Alco
20'% Aug
9
9374 NOV 24
Gas
7
20
41 % Sep
Alabama
9
19
32 %
24
2
4
27
18%
r
:
No par
Industries
4
100
24
J
Inc.
50% Sep
46
6% Oct
A
Reduction
53% Apr
May 27
8
22% Jan
32
Air
15'% Apr
12
64%
Nov. 21
1
Chemicals
&
Jan
25
Sep
12% Dec
Products
9% Sep
15% Oct
63%
the Week
Friday
Nov. 211
50c
Products
35
90'/4 Jan
63%
1
32 % Jan
Jan
20%
62%
No par
5.
5
56% Jan
124%
197/8
10
Co
4
13'/4 Jan
25
32 'A Sep
18
Control
Air
5'% Mar 24
88'% Jun
28% Oct
Air
21
413% Nov
123%
21 Va
20 %
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
;
_1
9
Jan
125%
*122
1
*52%
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 22
54
73
HtGH SALE PRICES
AND
Wednesday
*52%
25
Corp
Nov. 21
7 *52% -\54
73
73%
100
Inc
Express
Adams-Mills
21
28
59'% Sep
37a Sep
preferred
Vending Corp
Tuesday
Nov. 20
5
common
Acme Steel Co_,
21
4
8'% Sep
735/8 Nov
14'% Mar
Laboratories
Adams
22'% Jan
■
Monday
Par
4
convertible
ACF Industries
3
17
,
ABC
24
3
Jan
Jun
28
Nov
3
17
47
Jan
4%
217a Oct
.
4
14
85
Abbott
Apr
126% Nov
EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW
STOCK
Abacus Fund
24'% Jan
6
28'% Jan
16'% Apr
YORK
EXCHANGE.
53 3% May 10
3
Jan
23'% May 31
«...
NEW
Highest
173% Sep
8
98'% Mar
—-
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
FOR
STOCKS
i.
Year I960
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
15
*917a
4
-
,
-
7,900
61,800
7,900
37,900
«,
,2,000
3,000
93'%
47'%
48
237a
24'%
6,200
71.700
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2344)
■
—
.
.
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
—
»
_
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
20
40 % Jan
5
33% Jan
3
43% Apr
12
23% July 26
39% Dec
28
37% Feb
21
73% Oct
27
7
43% Oct
19
4
38% Sep
67% Jan
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
9
3
Armour
74% Oct
6
Armstrong
305/b Sep
Sep
57
77% Jan
19
3
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
39
Jan
26
53 % Dec
21
50
Jan
4
75
Jan
13
83 % Aug 26
78% Jan
11
28% Oct
24
44 Va Jun
30
9
Jan
46
13% Mar 16
11
Oct~24
,27% Jan
5
20
Feb
31% Apr
6
Arvin
18
July 25
23% Jan
4
22
Jan
28% Jun
1
Ashland
37% Jan
1
66 % Jan
27
75
Feb
9
106
49% Oct
10
63
24% Aug
35% Jan
5
Dec
29% Jun
100
5
Sep
21
102% Feb
4
47
09% Feb
July 18
63% Jan
Jan
Jun
Nov
110
July
20
7
Nov
5
21% Jan
3
29
Oct
23
9% Jan
7
10 % Aug 29
% 9% Jan
3
10% Nov
16
1
38 % Aug
35% Jan
4
54
27% Jan
79 % Jan
40% Mar
31% Jun
29
15
88% May 11
83
4
58% Feb 24
43% Dec 29
39% Aug
17
July 14
42% Jan
2
3
60
4
Dec
5
6% Jan
13% Dec
2
15% Feb
15
1
20% Jan
24% Jan
12% Aug
20% Oct
31
Jan
3
84% Oct
25
30% Jun
5
'
4'A Feb
27
14% Apr
12
31
4
13% Jan
5
21% Feb
1
29% May 12
Mar 11
52% July 11
27% Sep
11% May 11
17% Aug 18
13% Jan
3
19% Dec
17% Feb
8
31
18% Dec
30
7% Jan
5
8
4
38% Jan
9
Babbitt
Baltimore
15
17
31
437/a Jan
14
23% Nov
22 % Sep
28
34
Aug 15
21% Nov
45% Oct
26
62% Feb
43% Oct
26
59
84% Oct
22
47
19
Baltimore
22
63
Jan
18
4%
21
62% Jan
19
Preferred
21
13% Dec
16
1
72% Dec
29
52 % Sep
9
293A May 18
70% Mar 17
20
Barber
17
16% Oct
12
15% Jan
3
20% Nov
20
Basic
Dec
27
25% Jan
8
18% Feb
8
3
27% Aug
8
61% Aug 29
48 Va July 10
Basic
47% Jan
39% May
3
34% Mar
8
58% Jun
14
37/ Sep 28
53 ¥4 Jun
34% Nov
19
22
3 5 3/4 -Nov
153/a
40
Jan
2
1
45
*
249
90% Feb
„3
97
15% Sep
20
253/« Jun
62% Jan
13
78
83
Mar 16
94% Jan
2
87
Jan
issued
Jan
6
19
25
Oct
12
17% Apr
Apr
18
31
Oct
153% Aug 31
50% Dec
29
48% Jan
Corp
8
20% Mar 29
14 Va Jan
4
37% Jan
19
13
46% Sep
25
17% Aug 30
11% Oct
2
57% Jun
11% July 27
16% Oct
24
74% Jan
4
323/a Feb
.3
34% Dec
22
58
Jun
Beech
Beech
Nov
17
Jun
2
69% May 25
Bell
Bell
72
Jan
5
31
7
48% Jan
12
53
Nov
3
126
Nov
24
3
1% Jan
19
42 3/4 Oct
6
50% Nov 28
1% Oct
20
1 ¥• Jan
30% Npv
1
38% Jan
13
: 33 Va Jan
33% Feb
8
50
Jun
8
37% Dec
5
57% Jan
4
Jun
1
138 ¥4 Jan
10
6
151
39
Sep
.39 % July
140 3% Sep
Aug 26
593/a Sep 22
57% Nov 15
;
3
13
49% Apr
1
113/4 Dec
19
21% Feb
3
12% Jan
18
82
8
71
6
35 % Sep
26
49% Mar 25
41
37% Oct
24
53
Jan
4
21% Dec
23
293/4 Jan
6
148
3
69% Oct
12% Oct
Feb
Jan
Jan
31 Va Sep
22 3% Jan
11
20% Jan
4
33
Mar 28
39% Dec
20
35% Jan
21
Oct
24
28 Va Jan
6
,18 3% Oct
26
22 Va Feb
11
16 Va Jan
84
Nov
91
28%
22%
20
20
^0%
193/4
3
54%
54»/4
543/4:;
54%
41
41%
40%
41%
693%
691/4
70%
353/4
35%
"50%
50%
50%
793%
4
57% Sep
7
24
Bohn
Bond
Stores
7
78
31% Nov
2
16% Dec 15
48 % Jan
6
35
Jan
Nov
3
.46% Sep
23
26
Oct
26
90% Nov
Borden
21
80% Oct
67
Sep 22
24
Jan
11...
13
4
Nov
17
203/a Jan
18
8
Sep
27
8% Oct
31
13 Vs Jan
4
8'/a Jan
3
5% Dec
12
12 3% Jan
12
6
Jan
3
11
Jun
31
033/4 Jan
4
48
Jan
3
673/4 Nov
Boston
1
25
4
82
Mar 22
104
Mar lg
66
Jan
Aug 30
31% Dec
30
110
29
Aug 25
76% Aug 19
,
6% Mar 22
14
64% Jan
3
78% Jan
11
11
44% Sep
100% Jan
68
10
112
Apr
Jan
30
1
50
Dec
30
44
Jan
17
38% Dec
7
35
J an
5
54% Nov
7
24% Jan
4
133/4 Jan
3
25
13% Dec
6
27% Jan
6
•0
6
86
Sep
15
80 % Oct
24
Jan
18
29
17% Jan
4
2
26
30 % Nov
14 %
7
36% Aug
9
233/4 Aug 25
12
Oct
24
31
Jan
3
11% Jan
3
31
Jan
4
15
Apr
29
Oct
24
16 3/» Dec
2
24
4
163/4 Jan
3
72% Dec
9
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
82% Sep 12
73 % Jan
3
66
Jan
78 Va
May
21
6
Jan
68
Feb
2
81
Jan
26
23
26% Dec
5
20 Va May 27
73% Oct 24
31
6
9% May 13
97% Oct
74% Mar
May
17% Jan
85a/4 Jun
86
Apr
37
Apr
Budd
.
$5
8
Co
Forge
Bullock's
Bulova
24
19
8
26% Oct
16
Bush
Jan
4
13
28
Byers
Sep
36% Oct
27
4 Va Jan
13% Jan
22% Jun
113% Apr
18% Jan
12
8% Aug 31
92
Dec
773% Jan
130% Nov
24% Dec
21% Jan
28'/a Apr
18
51% Aug 22
footnotes,
see page
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16,500
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126
;
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126
500
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44
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6%
-
■
'
4%
'
64%
,
101
54
,
10V4
6%.
64%
95%
55/
\
10Vs
„
^
39%
42 %
Corp .common
Southern
r
39Vs
5
Red Lake Mines
Dry
56'% Nov
*83;
'4
.
..*8%
99 % 102 V
*80 Va
Campbell Soup Co
„
90% Jun
43% July 27
44
Campbell
7'Va
1
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Hecla
10%
..Nopar
Packing
&
.
-
;' 64.%
64
18%
Co Inc
Mining
Calumet
10%
5
Corp
Terminal Co.
Callahan
8%
6%
-
10
(A
4"%
53%
Co
Watch
Co
4%
8Vb
95%'
Inc..
California
5
27% Apr
56%
40%
x53Va
B urroughs
31
7% Jan
21
*52
44%
5
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
:
3%% preferred
4%% second preference
Burndy Corp
383/8 Nov
Sep
Apr 29
63%
40%
L-15
Co
3
87
62%
63Va
' 57
1,000
'M-%
No par
preferred.
Bullard
26
49
4,800
1%
No par
common.,
Buffalo
J an
7
19
27 Va Jan
9
For
9
26% Jan
1
Inc
Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
19% July 21
8% Jan
3
Feb
Co
Corp.
Buckeye
1
Mar
May 26
Shoe
Brunswick
8
2
45 % Dec
52%
27%
-100
2.50
_3.50
-—3 r
1
&
Brown
10
24
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
Mar
55
28
22V4 May 10
235/8 Nov
19
323% Mar 22
30% Oct 28
113/B
•
-,"t.
52
21
25
33A% preferred—i
:r100
Brooklyn Union Gas common.—10
,5.50% preferred series A
100
-
18
48% Sep 13
19% May 17
62% Nov 24
45
80
Feb 26"
43 ¥2 Mar 14
21
Sep
18% Oct
.
new..._1
Co
Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
28
27
3% Oct
12% Dec
Inc
Stores
Edison Co
Briggs
40 3/a Jun
16
i
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
Briggs Manufacturing
-
86% Mar 14
30% Jan
103 % Nov
4
103/8 Oct
5
1.100
common
5%
14% May 15
29% Aug
12% Dec
263% Jun
.
77-/
;..7"V
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
May 18
44 3/4 Dec
Jun
Food
Borman
,■;/
..
„
—7.50
Corp
preferred
3%-%
,
Inc—al.25
Co
Borg-Warner
•
15
433A Oct
76% Jan
•
—1
Club
Ml 1/4
Day
4,300
16%
:■/;
Jan
9% Dec 23
30
;
;—^—5
^
Inc..*...
Book-of-the-Month
24
76% Aug 31
22% Nov 24
Boeing Co
13,400
•,
*
45%
19%
Aluminum & Brass Corp.—5
8
53%
16%
403/4
.7 >-■ *79 ; *;
7'
58%
7
7 32%
7
Nopar
Inc—;
52%
.V
1243/4
*145
.
10
27% Nov
55% Feb
79% Mar 30
:
•
5
Co
Brooks
55%
12,800
40^
86
45 Va
100
2.50
1
56%
193/4
33
845/b
Thanksgiving
11%
62%
55
86V4
403/4
..100
50c
...
'
10,500
CLOSED
54%
113/B
32,300
19%
16%
53%
11%
260
24%
54%
*16%
62%
52 %
7
86%
4
98%
*32
'
57%
*52
STOCK
EXCHANGE
; 4,200
145%
*843/4
20%
33
84%
5,100
t
415V. V
144
86%
191/4
*32
16%
57%
7 :7;-' iv4
/
146
*843/4
54%
64%
56%
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40c 7.-i-
6
5
*16
11 %
5
7
16%'
861/4
54
Inc common
Co
W)
(E
*84%
11 %
18% Jan
67% Dec
66 3/8 Dec
88
22 Va Jan
1
17
85%
143 %
33
1243/4
400
'
20%
'
*375
5,700
80%
\
23%
33
63%
t
97%
20
.
50%
80
98%
146
'
35%
50% C
23%
143%
88
701/4
353/8
23%
55
Laughlin Inc
Bobbie
*355
7 OO
3,000
/ 5,100
•
98 Va
33
.
693/4
97%
20%
86%
35%
54%
391/4'
.
"
383/4
23%
86%
8
Bliss
400
•
33
24
.
34%
4,500
2,600
"
54%
f
973/4
14434
*16
70
1,500
20
22%
231/a
'
20 %
283/4 Oct
;
*355
-
*84%
57% Nov
3
40% Feb
38% Feb
&
'
98
23%
.
40%
67%
.
783/4
11%
4%%
Bliss
50 %:'
79 Va
143
.
19%
55
393/B
'A 2,500
60%
22
793/4
49%
54%
'*
8.500
20
60
50%
80
v;
77
Inc—2 pesos
Blaw-Knox
Mar 13
3
11
7
.
593/8
22%
■
10
28
Z.
59 3/8
4,200
38
"
20%
Corp common.-:-8
7% preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
14
59%
/• 6.500
383/8
;
'
59%
7,200
23%
36%
19%
50
180
~
26%
37
37%
19%
;
:
22%
36%
36
11,600
90
.
21%
22%
—1
Steel
,
343/4
223/4
'.100
453/, Apr
26
19% Jan
22
Bethlehem
26
39%
54%
Co.
89%
-
24
1
Inc
Gypsum
403/4
1013/4
40%
201/4
50
18
10
Dec
Co
91%
25%
23%
22
5
common..__1'
Consolidated
&
39%
1013/4
20 '/■'
dividend—_1
stock
71% Apr
9
24 3/8 Feb
1
17
Aug 18
173/4 May 11
69
Best
90
.
145/B
40%
102
35%
••/;
__No par
Co.—:
Corp
Benguet
22.800
'
Howell
Bestwall
;
14%
40 3/8
*101
23
1
preferred
$4.50 conv preferred
*
41
20%
10
Corp
pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
..
233/4 Aug
36% Apr
5
Savers
5%
May 15
21
:
Life
10%
12,600
22%
28
1138% July
19% Feb
Ex
15
19%
50
Beneficial Finance Co
48 3% Mar 13
7
&
10%
147/b
90
400
7,500
19,100
10%
153/a
35%
;._68%
v
553/4
1
Corp
RR
6%
55%
100
Intercontinental Corp
Bendix
16
1191% Nov
Jan
4
6
Aircraft
Creek
pfd
6
55%
10%
253/4.
59%
1
Inc
43/t%
(A S)
Belding-Hemlnway
16% Apr
33% Jan
Instruments
Beech-Nut
6'/a
200
10
23%
22%
Beck Shoe
45,100
29
41
*355i:
7 96%
Beckman
6
48% Nov
45
;
26
303/4
29%
.
54
30%
20%
12.59
Inc
62,400
42
—2.50
Mills
26,900
24%
cony/prior preferred—100
preferred
—100
74%'%
Beaunit
8
20
common
29%
; 243/8
•
40%
No par
:
Co
28%
7 23%
29%
4,600
10%
*100y2' 102
1
Inc
Foods
32/e%
*
353/4 Feb
88
28
Cigars
--2,600
24%
—.1
i__—
<
16%
24%
54% "
92 % '
20
30,400
12% •12%
24%
•
,59
470
*7,700
•
7 2%
*23%
-
41%
—10
Inc
82%
•27-
.2%
16%
24v-7
6
22,900
40%
4iy4
:29%
■
27% Jun
•;
18
14 % Jun
Oct
86
2
32% Mar 31
Bayuk
Beatrice
ai
•'•100% May 15*'"H
24% Nov 24
3
81
42 %
7
19% Nov
31% Dec 14
11
17% Mar 14
9
Aug 10
1033A Sep
21
Apr
0
275
Aug 29
'•t'*5Q% Nov 20
'<v:80% Nov 24
', '316
Aug 30
4
51% Jan
5
Dec
33 % Apr
7
7 56% Dec
5
Mar 21
Mar
6 %
82
."
40
3,000
533/4
15%:
.
30% Oct
37
183
6 ;"'V,
*
1003/4
'•
12% "
3,700
42%'
26%
!'
16%
-
13,600
86%
-
101/a
153/4
7
;
"
33,500
10%
50% >
42%
v"
•
28% %
>53
2%
16
4,500
50%
53%
*12%
•
53%
11 Va
100%
*91
:
8,700
'
54%
.
150
82
*85
83%
v,
500
-
80%
r
-
—1
10
Inc
Laboratories
When
21
.
Day
.
25%
12%
8,600
;
10%
2%
•
»:
■:
109
>
25%
r
?'■
42
27%
w
25%
2%
7,500
110
86% 7
43
-
300
3,100
,
*108
Thanksgiving
tOr
—-1
Corp
Lomb
&
v
-6%
103/4
10
Works
Iron
Bausch
6
53%
—1
Inc__
Baxter
3
32 %
•
41%
4,400
„V
26
25%
10%-I
51
-28% r29%*7 728%
2.4% 725%
23%
29%-731%:
28%
,
28%
28%>
'
53%
16-77 16%
*
24
27%
:■
"
110
81%
42%
-24:-."O 24.7V 24
.
1,500
17%
EXCHANGE
.
83% '83
'
12 Va
;
25%
•
31%
,
f-
>-;»
;
*85
-
470
43%
CLOSED
108%
50%
...
•
;;
•
10%
53%-;;
83%
v.
STOCK
.
110
27%
*
v
43
2%
30%
25%-
85
=
41;%
83%
23%
>;
80
20,300
72
17%
25%
*107%
.
10%
>; x24%~
^
-16%
729%-
•
>,
100
Corp
Products
Bath
76% May 10
-
;
49%
7,800
43%
27»/2.
41%
>:
28%
53
.L2%>7/v
16%
*23%,- .24
.100
preferred_100
100
stamped
Oil
*
'
.100
Aroostook Corp
Bangor &
12%
,
,
B——100
common
non-cumulative
14% Nov
57% Aug 23
2%
com—No par
Stamped
34% Nov
35% Nov
Jan
18
Elec
&
Ohio
&
9
13 3A Mar
24%
2%
—13
Corp
preferred series
preferred series C
4%
19
47 % Jan
22
Jan
83%-
—1
4%%
11
12% Dec
49
Gas
85
13,200
71%
17% \
23%
,109
,51
42%
23%
,
—9
Co
Inc—:
'
,
Aug
Tools
;
53%;.;
84%-7
1
Wilcox
&
Oil
85%.
% 43-%
52
—1
—5o
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baker
85
*43
72 %
5,100
83%
23%
'
82-..
" 50%
>
14,100
49%
25%
7
108-
-10%
.
40%
*
26%
23%
109
27%
m
1
Inc
(B T)
Babcock
24
28%
_
1
15
41% Nov
'*
10
.—100
common
9
91 % Nov
81%
28
RR_—No par
19% Aug
27% Jan
81%
10%,
24
10.1% Nov
88
7,7*107%
.; •.
17
41%
107%
,
40%
43%
25%
43fV-'7v7% 41%
112
108%
51
Corp
V
108
-.
*43
73
83%
43%
25%
110
77
73
83
17
Shares
38%
72%
72
72
x26%~. 27
r.
.,
V
;
the Week
37%
84 %
23
26%
25"%
*41-%
-
preferred
—
20
Austin Nichols common
No par
7".
Conv
prior pref ($1.20)..No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
73A Mar 29
.23%
26%
10%
Line
72%
;
■;•*:* 16%
50%
Coast
50%
71%
43 %
25%
5%
:■■■'
49%
*83
;17%
.23
.*.10
Co
Avnet Electronic* Corp
82% Jan
8
Investment
8
94% Jan
18
Jan
*16%
.2.50
Inc—
Avco Corp
8
Jan
80
43
ll3/a Nov
12 3A Jan
30% Aug 12
98 % Aug 30
26
80%
42%
2
Sep
34% Jan
1
5
2.50
553/4 Nov
•
Oct
4
17 % Jan
11% Oct 31
27"% Aug
68% May
4% Jan
373A Jan
4 Mi Aug 16
87% Oct
30
1
45% Mar 29
19
49%
84%
Co com—4%
100
Atlas
:
.24 V- May 10
11
72
49%
Friday
Nov. 24
40%
70%
50
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
Atlas Chemical Industries
;
11
11% Oct
40 %
70%
Oil & Refining
Atlantic
4"
2% Oct 25
4
3
41%
69%
non-cumulative preferred—10
5%
'
21% Oct
70-
80'A Aug 18
74% Jan
40%
70%
.
72%
City Electric
4%: preferred
2
.May
40%
69%
84 %
Atlantic
21
48% Feb
40%
47%
Corp
Industries
Sales for
Thursday
72%
72%
Corp
PRICES
38
72%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com-10
...
Aug 24
87% Feb
Equipment
Associates
21
28% Feb
80% Sep 27
38
72%
common—1
: ,2nd
preferred $1.50 series-No. par
Associated Dry Goods Corp com
lr
5.25%
1st preferred
100
1
112
82
Aro
2
38%
72 %
5
Co
SALE
Nov. 23
38
*
No par
Constable
16%
38 %
HIGH
Nov. 22
72% 7 73
common—__1
Co
preferred
Arnold
38
AND
Wednesday
2.50
Co
(Del)
Cork
Nov. 21
—10
Service
Armstrong Rubber
19
No par
Corp
Co
&
$3.75
Tuesday
Nov. 20
5
Public
Steel
Armco
20% Jan
20
Monday
Par
Corp
Arizona
May 22
19% Sep
Oil
10
12% Oct
LOW
STOCK
Archer-Danieis-Midland
Argo
85% July 28
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
;
49
54%
49
49%
49%
70
55
54'%
543%
1,600
24%
24%
24%
243/4
17,700
733%
;74%
*
„r,
723/4
72%
26
WX
lift
:
800
\
Volume
194
Number
6111
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2345)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
39 V* Oct
23
STOCKS
1
Range Since Jan. 1
v
Lowest
Highest
49% Jan
5
44 Va Jan
4
NEW
Highest
4
60% May
5
Sep
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
10 V* Dec
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
Carborundum
6
88 Va Jan
35
12
Feb
98
YORK
Mar 13
Carey
•
102% Oct
12
Carolina Clinchfield
43 Va Jan
3
62% Nov
13
Carolina
4
39% Jan
3
52 i/a Mar 30
41% Jan
6
32 Va Jan
3
49
Carrier
43 Va July 15
40 Va Jan
10
24% Oct
29 V* Feb
27
28
10
40% Sep
7Va Dec
26
46>/2 Feb
4
22 % Jan
30
114% Jan
19
22
3 Va Nov
7Va Feb
26
6
30 Va Feb
9
89
Sep
34J/a Jan
94 Va Sep
19
Feb
88
78 Va Jan
v
Jan
5
71 Va Dec
24
23
8
5
•
"31%
47% Apr
36% Nov
3
1
74
•
Oct
28
13% Apr
52
Oct
25
90% May 31
2% Nov
6
Jan
5
1
25
Jan
8
Jan
121 Va Sep
21
1151/2 Jan
6
71 Va Dec
30
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
20% July 22
35 Va Jan
15
24% Jan
19
11
22
3
85% Apr
31% Feb
25% Jan
15
22% Jan
3
28 Va Jun
24% Jun
8
18% Jan
3
34%Jun
5
46 Va Dec
30
75
20
Sep
19% Mar
59
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
28
8
32% Jan
30
88% Jan
4
19% Oct
Dec
8
38
Mar
6
50
59
Mar
7
28
v
75% Oct 20
July 12
47% Nov
23% Nov
42
6
30 Va Nov
8
21% Dec
Oct
24
Dec
88
Jan
'•
— —
—
40% Apr
5% Jan
24
23
20% Jan
53 % Nov
—
7
1
42% Jan
6
26% Jan
8
94 Va Aug
4
48 Va Aug 25
22% Nov 28
14
90
19
57
28
4
Jan
t
4
94% July 27
50% Apr
32% Jun
6
38% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
600
24%
25 V*
67%
25'%
25 Va
25 Va
14,000
25V*
24%
25
25%
25%
24
1,900
23%
24%
24%
26%,
3,900
29% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
30% Jun
30
14 V* Mar 24
30% Dec
13/
43V4Jan
4
54% Oct
26
69% Jan
6
5
Aug
6% Dec 29
99 y* Apr
13
17
Jan
18
34 V* Jan
21
43% Jan
6
94
16y4 Dec
19
Dec
35 % Dec
Ou 1
.
14
23
■
30
13 V* Oct
..v
24
50 y4 Nov
2
40 V* Apr
26% Jan
3
91
9
43% Oct
18
20% Dec
22
36% Jan
15
May 16
14% Sep 18
3
15% July 31
7
24
Sep
31
29% Jan
20
Feb
52
4
3
4
18
15»/4 Jan
4
12% Jan
23
.17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
Nov
29
6
100
46%
12,400
46%
46 '
47%
47%
47%
29%
30
29%
29%
21
29%
29%
20%
21'/a1,
20 Va
21 y8
20%
31%
31%
2,200
5
31%
21 y4
31 %
31 Va
32
31%
32%
68
67%
70%
17,900
39,300
69%
72%
67 Va
69%
65%
56%
58 VA'
55
56%
53 Va
54%
54
57%
16.500
33%
34 %
33
33 V\
33%
34
27,600
7Va
6%
7 V'a
76,600
46%
46%
1,300
1
33 Va
33%
1
6%
6%
10
Aircraft
46 Va
47
No par
37%
37%
Co
Gotham
Inc
$4.50 preferred
—
com
No par
;
93 y2
57 y8
*12
16Va
16%.'..
58%
58%rf:
58,
58%.
Feb
Chic
&
5%
North Western com—No par
preferred series A
8
89
i
23
53% Feb
64% Dec
9
45 Va Nov
14
61
Nov
7
133
80% Dec
Apr
77% Jan
21% Jan
30% Jan
78
30 V'a Jan
% Jan
51% Mar 20
Cleveland-Cliffs
73% Nov
6
15
100 Va N0V"24
61
Mar 21
36% Mar
2
71V* July 10
92% Nov
140
4
July
Nov
109
30
15
6
17
Jun
5
24
76
2»
55% Nov
17
7
74
Jan
8
77% Jun
15
6
23
Jan
3
55 V* Nov
17
Nov
24
27% Nov
24
Oct
24
Jun
20
35% Jan
4
29
,
21%
22%
32 Va
31 Va
32
31V*
26
18
16%
17%
26%
27%
27
48 V*
49 %
47 %
46%
preferred
Cleveland
&
Pitts
par
7%
1
Corporation 2
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7%
preferred.
50% Mar 17
23'/a May 17
Colorado Fuel
49 Va Nov
18
57
Feb
24
7
45% Jun
14
21
23% Dec
30
23 y» Jan
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
11
2
71 Va NOV
28
67
43% July 27
3
56
Dec
53% Oct 24
19y4 Oct
31
28 V* Jan
~4
25Va Jun
•
20
11
1
Iron
19
Columbia
Columbia Gas
$4.25
-
/
23%
*16%
17
17 Va
17 Va
27 Va
26%
27 Va
48%
47%
48%
82,300
51 Va
3,200
«
51V*
51%
87
51%
88
50%
'
88%
'
■
102 J/2
46%
,
52 Va
51
/
'>
27
'
"
CLOSED
47% '
2 7 V*
94%
4
22
8% Feb
3
11% Dec
1
7% Jun
6
101
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
14% Dec 29
17% Jan
48
51
12,700
40Va
25,000
27 %
1,600
27%
4,300
'13%
14 J/4
34
v..*
14
34 Va'
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44 J/4
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16,100
45
45
2,600
68%
69%
69
69%
7,400
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100%
100
lOOJ/a
70%
100
59%
59J/4
*59 J/4
60 J/4
*59
34%
34%
34 Va
*33%
♦33%
34J/2
55
54 Va
55
53%
34%
55 Va
90
86%
88 '/a
88
89%
12%
Jan
54%
77
137
138
137
105%
103
104%
28 Va
28%
28
28%
55%
53%
55%
52%
53%
77
77
77
77
77
54%
53%
54%
53 '/a
54%
4,000
90i/a
3,100
137
••
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,
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138
320
103
15,600
28
10,300
52%
•
104
27 J/4
-
52
23,000
76'A
•
76 J/4
53%
54%
27
-
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't—
27 J/4
'31%
System
Pictures
Inc
x43
May 26
40% Dec
2
59
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
96% Jan
13
42% Feb
17
103% Dec 30
60% Jun
27
Southern
Ohio
31 %
30%
31 Va
16%
16%
I6V2
16%
49'/a
*48 Va
*42
31%
18,000
16%
16%
18,»nrJ
48%
48 J/2
100
43
30%
49»/a
i
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43
43
44
43
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
371/4
22,100
29 y4
28%
287/a
28%
28%
28%
28%
20,400
30%
15,100
70
'
30%
78
66%
67 %
73 %
•
3iy4
78
30%
307/8
30 Va
31
79
78
78
67
67 % -
67%
67%
74
73%
74
73%
30
*77%
'
29%
*77%
110
79
67%
68%
9,900
73%
73J/2
731%
4,100
29 Va
,
35% May 26
Combustion
Engineering Inc
1
29%
30%
29%
29%
29
291/4
14
Commercial
Credit
8
49%
51
51%
53
52%
53%
52%
53
12
Commercial
Solvents
1
38%
38%
37%
38%
37
373/4
36 J/4
36%
30
50% Oct
9
Commonwealth Edison Co com_12.50
48%
49
48%
49%
48 V*
48%
48 J/4
49
23
Jun
23
106
Nov
16
111% Apr
18
4.64%
Co
preferred
preferred—.
5.25%
10
Aug
3
19% Mar 29
Conde
12
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
7% Jan
37
3
13
May 11
Jan
3
Nov
17
66% Jan
31
897/a Nov
21
S
105% Apr
101
Jan
36% Apr
70
48
3
Nast
23% Jan
preferred
Nov
14
Consolidated Foods
Consolidated
20% Jan
5
39% Nov
13
50% Jan
3
67% Oct
9
27
5
40 Va Jan
4
53% Jan
7
€3% Dec
12
61% Jan
4
88% Jan
4
92% Jan
4
87 V* Jan
4
96% Aug 22
96% Aug 25
Jan
13
81% Jan
6
88
85% Jun
12
Oct
Apr
5
20% Sep
19
29% Jan
5
83
Jan
14
94
Oct
7
37% Jun
28
49
Dec
30
29% Jan
93
4
45% Nov
82% Nov
100
$4.50
98 V* Nov
20
$4.52
90
Mar
9
$4.16
Aug 22
12
12%
12%
12%
67%
67%
68%
8,800
88%
89%
88%
89%
39,800
104 %
104%
5
47
46
46 3/4
46%
46%
11,100
38%
39%
38 Va
38%
38»/a
39
11,500
26
25 J/2
25%
300
61%
61%
61 Va
6,200
41%
11,300
82%
14,100
5
preferred
No par
98 Va
100
preferred
preferred
No par
No par
96%
98%
*97%
98
97 Va
98
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
88%
Lines
10
15
14% Jan
22% Jan
20
7% Jan
3
27
18% Oct
19
44% May U
7% Dec 29
59% Dec
21
54% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
11% Nov
20
Jun
57% Dec
22
46% Oct
26
60% Apr
28
Continental
31
Sep 20
40% Mar 16
35% Jan
3
footnotes,
see page
21
Continental Can
8
5
55%
$5
55%
Oil
of
Continental Steel
45
n
95
—
83%
82%
84
*
8
19
19
8
71
73%
73%
74
107%
44%
45'/4
82 %
84
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8
74%
.
45%
.
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8
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8y8
8y4
19 y2
n
106%
ft
108
45 Va
8
7
11,400
*93
95
108
46
*19
5
2574
—
—
10,900
25
1
20
25%
25%
22,900
*82%
Delaware
90 V*
8
%
Corp
*88%
57
46%
\
170
88%
7%
107%
4.
98
56J/2
H
Insurance
380
*971/2
8 Va
106%
2
100
57%
\k
preferred™
82J/4
7%
106%
Copper & Steel com
411/4
*99
56%
106%
46
82%
57%
No par
Inc
convertible
Continental
*93
41%
8%
8
8%
y55
25%
26%,
95
*93
95
81%
*
No par
common
10
preferred..
Continental
25%
26 y4
1.25
Inc
Continental Motors
40
May 17
25%
*92%
41%
!i
85% Jun
For
5
100
Rights
$5.50 preferred
48% Nov
62
41%
41%
6
1
61%
82%
98 Va
3
21
*25 %
617/a
41%
77% Jan
747/a Nov
25%
61%
81%
34% Jan
5
25y2
61%
41%
83 V* May 23
12% May
25%
61%
98%
75% Jan
21% May 11
*25%
10
1
1
1,600
46%
Gas
com
105
39%
82%
4
Dec
105
105
98
477/a Jan
7% Dec
105
46%
Co
31% Dec
19
•
39%
Container Corp of America com
4%
preferred
$3.75
105
46
5
Continental Baking Co common
21
104%
1.33%
Continental Air
May
35,900
260
66%
58
18 Nov
18.900
897/a
12% May 15
111
15 Va
12
0
3
14%
67
24
20
15 V'a
88 V*
44% Jan
Jan
14%
66
9
103
14%
11%
28
§£ Nov
107
14%
88%
117% Oct
100% Jun
14%
11%
Feb
3
14%
6,700
68 Va
29% Feb
Mar
11
86
21% July 5
90% Jan 11
95
10%
82
Consumers Power Co
1,100
11
97%
Consolidation Coal
110%
10%
No par
10
106%
110
11
11 Va
Laundries Corp
15
22
HO'/a
10%
67%
Corp
Consolidated Natural
Nov
106
110'/a
11
1
No P»*
No par
Consol Electronics Industries
17
6
106
10%
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consol Edison of N Y com
38% Oct
51% Dec 22
106
110%
♦109%
10
9
7
106
110%
8,900
11,300
v
12,700
*106
106
110%
'11,400
v.,"
—1
Publishing Co
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
$5
106
100
>
100
Cone Mills
42 % May 18
May 17
500
44
28%
8
No par
Elec—8
30%
*48%
54% Sep
39 Va Oct
36% Nov
20
330
5,700
/
37%
X37
-
No par
1
17
*48% -49%
10
common
preferred
Columbian Carbon Co
32
16 Va
5
9
Oct
100
53
89
137
105%
■
130
.
52
13
97% Jun
12
23
140
60J/4
16
107
18
24,500
50%
•
61 F
28%
r
2,200
47%
Day
28
12%
150
95 Va
/
39%
Thanksgiving
"40%
33 V4
450
4 6 V2
21% Jan
23% Jan
45
90% Jan
600
103 %
45%
•
.
51%
38%
:
EXCHANGE
41% Jun
103% Jan
930
22,000
■
87
*102 :
94%
'
41%
86
STOCK
46%
93%
'
102%
46Vi
95%
*
-
'
43%
109
100
System-2.50
Broadcasting
Columbus &
22
*
138
$0
28
Columbia
22
12%
99 %
28 Va
common
10
78
Nov 10
74% Aug 24
76% Nov
8
5,400
19%
33%
70
137%
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd-
35% Aug 18
S
50% Jan
4
13% Mar
Jan
52% Jan
9
5,600
27
88
1
&
64% Feb
3
31 Va
26%
32%
71
103 V*
preferred series B
42% Apr
30
Oct
39% Aug 10
31% Oct
3
Dec
18% Jun
5Va%
31 Va
26 %
12 Va
45%"
1
Collins Radio Co
3
3
1
3,500
31%
26
.
54%
-
-No par
14% Jan
Jan
30%
31 Va
'
'
issued
43
50% Aug 16
30%
.
34%
-
5
30
"
26%
'
-
100
No par
,i
900
5,700
13,100
30% ;
v;
GO
Colgate-Palmolive Co common.
1
$3.50 preferred
—No par
Collins «b Aikman CorpNo par
When
%;
100
Co
40
32%
•70%
1
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
16%
21%
21%
*
-
45
51%
* -
12 %
,
*98%
No par
Clevite
26
26%
32
4%
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
41%
12
*v
;
52
5
gtd
50
stock—50
Special
,
58%
30 Va
{»<-'•
v
21%
102 %
46 V*
94 %
V
_/
10
No par
RR
36 V*
15%
58 Va
20%
•.
19
46
-
95-
51%
,
:
*35%
*
vv5
1,400
26 Va
♦1011
•
38%
5
t
'
ffSO
'
200
24
23%
31%
51%
*88 -v
-
•
102%
46%
93 Va
■'
•
Cleveland Electric Ilum common—19
$4.50
-88%
102%
i
Co
12%
23
V
'
X
Iron
,
51% '
51
lo
J.
No
«
'
49%
100
No par
Co_
.
31%
No par
—10
^
14
27
July
When issued
26
4
41
C I T Financial Corp—:
>
41% Mar 30
1
28
5
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
32 % Apr
•-
4
1
4% %
V 15% Apr
10
26% Aug 24
.
:
;
Cities Service
10
Jan
137
Corp
City Investing Co__
City. Products Corp
City Stores Co
Clark Equipment Co
23
Jan
O'Nuts
20
93% July 10
56 Va Jan
5
33
11
24
Full
58 Va May 17
i
62
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
Oct
Nov
48
24% Oct
59% Jun
8
17
.
41% Nov
99
Apr
23
28
97
28
5
7
Mar
49 % Feb
22
11
Apr
12
Mar 20
102% Feb
•
18
12
V
"
.
• ,t
23%
*88
5
39% Feb
.....
23% .-23%:
*35%
36 V4\
22%
—.100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
58
13,400
12%
16% ,c
58
400
57%
100%
*21
VU'JIN.
--
36%
100
Cincinnati Gas & Electrio com_8.50
4%
preferred
100
11% July 27
2^
16 V*
No par^
Pac
10
Aug 25
12%
Uc
♦35 %
&
series A non-cum pfd
53% Nov
49% Sep
20% Feb
t-'
36 VA
26
3
4
^
42,400
39%
57 Va
*35%
38% Mar 21
7
23
*11 Va
21 %
9,700
10'/a
*97
-16%...,16%
Milw St Paul
5%
10
Dec"
58 Va
100 V*
Chic
37% Jan
37% Jan
57 %
*97
12
*21
39
52,300
22 Va
9%
9%
26 %
22
27
48
98% Feb
58%
100V4
.
12
A
25
71 % Jan
Jun
24
*97
12%
*21
Chrysler Corp
21% Oct
60
57 %
•
100 VA'-
9%
39
25 Va
24%
,
27
27% Oct
-
3
8
Jan
58
*97
21
40% Jan
10
34
9%
38%
57% Sep
5
17
SO
9%
38%
3
44% Aug
13y2Dec
9%
38%
37% Jan
82 ya Jan
25
25%
22 %
9%
1,245
16,700
13,300
39%
23 Va
22
38%
5,600
95
40%
40
25%
23%
22%. ;z
■
37%
*93%
s
•
22%
26%
6
25%
v
36%
95
22
'25%
July 19
25%
'
40%
22%
25c
27
42% Dec
25%
37%
22%
Chock
Sep
30
39%
V
47
21%
11
32
»
*93%
*46 y2
<
22 y4
31% Apr
18
1
"
94 V*
40%
6%
1
40
;
„
26 Vb
37 Va
93%
*'■
37%
39%
A
46%
37%
94
7%
46»/4
40 Va
25%
•
6%
i
40 Ve
convertible
A
4,300
1
12
65% Jan
47
1
Products Corp
issued
17%
29
*20%
29%
par
16%
v
41% Oct
21%
5
41 % May 19
28
26% Nov
21%
Chickasha Cotton Oil
68 y4 Dec
July" 14
19% Nov
1,500
21%
20% May 15
39 Va Dec 21
3
48% Feb
21%
*20%
18%
24% Jan
48 Va Mar
77 Va
*20%
50
26%
53 %
126% Feb
77
21%
Co of N J
31%
16% Nov
Feb
78
18
39% Ju.nl
Sep
78
31,
46% Nov
32
50
79
26 Va
101-
9
42
5,700
98 V*
*78
78
Service—.10
41% Aug 24
»'
26 Va July 25
90% Jan
1,800
48%
98%
78 Va
Public
87% Sep
8
56 Va Dec
38%
47%
97%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
71% Jan
2
47% Jan
38
49 V*
97%
Feb
62
•
3
Jan
36% Dec
37%
47%
98%
46%
27
Jan
27y4Oct
37%
49%'
*97%
23%
38
Jan
14%
38
49 y4
98'%
23 y4
3
15
49% Mar
*37%
49%
*97%
23%
23% Jan
4
20
4
37%
37'/a
x49%
29 V*
Class
12
28
94 Va Feb
75
23'/a
26% Oct
5
30% Feb
49
"73%
Chicago Great Western Ry com.,. 10
5%
preferred
—50
3
8
30
12
78% Jan
"46%
75
21
18
13% Jan
4
38
49
*73%
18% Feb
7
Jan
10% Oct
*46%
V
37% May 28
32% Aug 10
13% Jan
3
29% Jan
Dec
Oct
<
75
...100
preferred—100
Chicago <fc East 111 RR com—No par
Mar 30
14
32
Sep
20
15
49
*73%
No par
ZVa%
103
21% Feb
26
23% Jan
6
*46%
75
No
r
13% Dec
49
*73%
.
13
67% Jan
July 19
7% Jan
24%
*46%
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co..
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Chemetron Corp
1 ;/
Chemway Corp
;
.1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake Jc Ohio Ry common
25
10% Mar 22
.
3
54% July 21
6
69% Feb
cV
Jan
n
com—No par
Light
preferred—.
41/2 %
y
27% Mar 20
24
25,300
18%
Champion Papers Inc
4
Dec
2,000
31%
Chain Belt Co
15
6% Nov
83 >/2
18%
Chadbourn
24
17% Oct
7% Jan
*82%
64 Va
Cessna
Mar 17
39% Oct
30
21% Jan
32
Day
"
38% Oct
'
'
30V4
When
7 % May 10
40% Sep
800
126
18%
Cerro Corp
Certain-teed
46% May 31
4
'
34% Mar
Nov
30%
"124
66%
13
.
29
28%
; Thanksgiving
"140
15,800
Century Industries Co—
15
60
3% Jan
11
17y* May 13
74% Nov
83 i/a "
-A-
1
.
is y8
Central «fc South "West Corp——2.50
9
31% Mar
18
70% Jan
3
3
83
291/a
36%
Central Soya Co
33% Mar 16
22
*124
83
27%
1
95'A
29%
361/4
64%
Central RR
44% May 17
Jan
CLOSED
18%
Central Illinois
22
4
27%
*94
*
126
126
22.600
67 Va
24
*
6
9
27%
EXCHANGE
38%
18%
18
Jan
3% May 11
O O -U 21
yo
A
A
7,300
38%
36%
:
340
2%
65 y4
Sep
Jan
29%
36%
18,200
59
18y2
17
25
29'/2
83
7%
7,200
69
11
38
94%
94%
37y4
1,200
"
2%
STOCK
951/2
*124
'68 '/4
7
39
29%
'83';
67
67%
78% Oct
Feb
38%
36%
126
280
36%
*18%
18
26
39%
951/2
/
.
9,600
47
58%
2%
29%
•
39%
6,800
20
57% Jan
.
71/8
2%
371/4
83
1
-
59
27/a
38
:
7
*581/2
1,000
36
30
*124
'
a';
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
29
95
7Va
59
,
2%
5,600
45%
*46
36%
Instruments
Illinois
Dec
7
59
A
-
295/a
—100
Central
9% Jan
'
*94
preferred series A_100
'
Oct
26
com
Central
14
—
a :
—10
No par
Corp_
15
24
7%
38%
24
38% Nov
15
July 25
7
*
38V4
51% Nov
13% Sep
24
"
2%
98 % Nov
28% Feb
—
.12.50
common
3
29
.
671/2
,7
26
—
6 6 Va
24
July 18
11
69 Va
Sep
20% Sep
_
671/2
27% Jan
29% Jan
27
69%
38% Jan
28% May 23
42% Jun 15
9
671/2
.
59%
1
'
46
110
59i/4
45
36
991/2
58%
40
46
35'/2
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
:
39%
451/2
351/2
2Va
conv
40%-
451/2
35
23
92
40
45 Va
59
27
42% Jan
Jan
40%
34%
6,900
Corp
1
Central Agulrre Sugar Co
5
Central Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry com„No par
5% preferred series B
100
3
22
17
1162% Oct
39%
45%
34%
1
Cenco
21
12
Jan
"
7
,
1
2,200
12'/a
99%
44%
Inc
19% July 21
Jan
'
••
44 %
50
727/a Nov
17
29
— —
f'/
M
44%
10
10
Jun
Oct
.
f>v<
441/2
Corp
19
17
'
45
32%,
11%
60y4
49 '/a
32 y.
98i/2
58%
Celotex Corp common—
5%
preferred——
21
c
■///
981/a
x45
Shares
49
39%
99
62
v.,
the Week
Friday
Nov. 24
12%
60%
common
Products
Sales for
Thursday
32%
12 '/a
*98Va
62
F
2nd
4%%
X32'/a
12%
62 Va
No par "-■■r:
preferred
Steel
32%
981/2
5
Celanese Corp of Amer
7% 2nd preferred-.
PRICES
49%
*971/2
58%
10
3
32%
12 Va,
49
12%
100
Ceco
28
49 %
32"%
-
preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common_No par
4.20% preferred—
__100
31
Jun
SALE
Nov. 23
48%
Ry.100
Ohio
Light
General
(J I) Co
7%
40% Aug 15
129
&
Products
61/2%
May 23
321/2 Oct
3
17
Case
Mar 20
97
24
Oct
3
41% Aug 29
11
114% Jun
•
Carter
&
HIGH
Nov. 22
32%
preferred
Carriers
9
13
Corp
4%%
24
'6% Oct
29 % NOV
21
May 19
48%
AND
Wednesday
1
121/4
Carpenter Steel Co__
27 Va July 22
395/a Nov 25
38 Va Sep
Nov. 21
43
10
;
&
19
Power
Tuesday
Nov. 20
No par
Corp—
44% Sfep
58% Jan
1
Monday
5
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carlisle
LOW
'
Par
Co
91Va Jan
Aug 18
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
19%
*19
71%
267,400
120
24,600
84
100
,
•"
81/4
19%
7,800
100
73%
71 J/4
73
33.000
11 J/4
35.900
11%
;
,
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
48
48
Va
47%
49%
x48%
49 y8
481%
491/4
22.100
59%
59%
59%
60%
59%
59%
58%
59%
2.300
-
11
18
(2346)
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
.
.
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
20% Sep
19
42% Mar
a
24% Jan
37% Jun
25% Sep
15
42% Feb 29
30% Jan
Dec
1
Controls
40% May 31
6
7% Jan
15% Oct
20
49% Jun
15
17
7
13% Jan
22% May 24
Jan
4
26% Oct 26
42% May 31
17
Corn
Jun
9
45% May 3
145% Sep 26
83% Jan
o
62% Nov
186
194% Apr
4
8
87
.
,*
5
3
1
July 27
July 27
64% Jan
23% Feb
17
16% Feb
26
Jan
29% May 9
22% May 11
Jan 30
3% Jan
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
5
46% Jan 11
4
72% J*n
16% Oct
30
25
15
78
18
Jan
Sep
11
17
42
Dec
14
31
28'A Feb
1
.45
Dec
21
42% Jan,
5
86
Jan
89% Jan
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
28
109% Jan
5
90% Jan
3
95
4
13% Sep
Sep 20
Jan
4
18
24
15 %
11
,14% Jan
22
8% Oct
.
5
Jan
18
64% Jan
11% Sep
Jan
14
31% Mar 29
7% Dec
20
12% Jan
50% Dec
22
Nov
13
17% Dec
29
Feb
7
8
19
11 % NOV
13
14% Dec
7
31% Jan
4
15% Jan
4
22
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
7
30% Jan
3
37
67% Sep
27
96
Jan
•
62% Feb
10
22
43% Jan
4
Jan
3
69% Mar 23
60% Jan
25
8% Jan
30
4
27
Dec
5
33% Jan
27% Oct
31
12
5
72% Jan
4
80% Aug 23
74% Feb
3
16
82% May 23
39% Dec 15
80
Sep
75% Jan
6
17% Jan
8
38 % Apr
28
54% Dec
16
17% Dec
21
28% Jan
preferred
May
4
82
July
7
46
Nov
89
Nov
8
20
Mar
Dana
•
14
76% Jan
16
80% Oct 23
76% Feb'
Dayco
Corp
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power &
21
31% Nov
4
100
32
3
47% May
14% Jan
3
.? 20%
8
;26% Jan
4
33% July 29
29% Jan
6
£0% May
2
66% Aug 29
58% Jan
3
37% Feb 24
; 74% Jun 21
29 % Mar
8
38% July
9
35 % Jan
3
Apr 14
29% Jan
12 V« Jan
14% Oct
3
;
33
.
19
7
28% Feb
10% Dec
13
15
13% Jan
28% Oct 20
17 % May 16
16% Oct
26
19% Jan
4
7
42% Feb
10
6
24% Jan
July
27
15
Dec 30
14% Dec
14% Jan
70
99% Jan
20
30% Jan
4
33% Sap 12
19% Aug 18
8% Dec
27
178% Oct
31
96% Jan
5
74% Jan
21% Mar
13% Jan
5
7% Sep
8
266% Jan
103
Jan
13
40
5
Aug 16
Aug 16
26% Sep 13
41
Aug 16
83
8
37
4
14% Jan 22
<
May 3
22% Sep 25
30% Jan
10
4
17% Jan
1152 % July 18
4
12
JV
i
,
:
;
Alkali
19
DuBois
Duke
23
Nov
24% Mar
75
Mar
"87
Oct
3
34
Nov
8
38% Jan
3
42% Jun
47% Apr
6
Nov
Jan
4
45% Jan
32% Nov
24
22% Jan
0
21% Oct
24
3
Nov
21
81 % Jan
1
25% Jan
4
16% Jan
3
Feb
1
136% Jun
9
97% Sep
25
92
Mar
39%
407/8
39
40
39
39%
21,500
9,200
1,300
42%
42%
42
42%
41%
42%
423/4
44%
15,100
26%
27
26%
26%
26%'
261/4
261/4
2634
5,200
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
'
2.50
......
3
45% Feb
13%
12%
13%
12%
,12%
66%
66%
663/4
66%
663-4
16%
5,500
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
10,900
32
32%
32%
32 V2
33
32 %
33
64%
65%
65%
66%
65%
661/2
64%
66
49%
501/4
50%
51
501/4
51
49%
50%
>.*:•*
15
'
;;
1
25
50c
2.50
.
50c
27
Feb
6
$3.50
32%
32
32
32%
32%
700
22
22%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
6,600
16
16
16 3/8
15%
16 %
16%
16 3
21
40
*32
Vf.
Eagle-Plcher
Eastern
Air
20%
19%
20
19%
1934
39%
38
38%
STOCK
37%
38%
44%
45%
44%
451/4
EXCHANGE
44%
4434
8,000
16%
16%
16%
15%
16%
CLOSED
16
16%
3,400
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
163/4
16%
16 34
2,500
25 %
26%
271/8
"
89% May 24
7,5% May 17
Eastern
10
4%%
Lines
Assn
Stainless
Eastman Kodak
Steel
Co
26
25% '
24%
25%
24%
25
38%
37%
38
36%
37%
-353/4
36%
45,000
22%
.
26%
25
36 y4
,,
r
22%
22%
227/8
22%
22 %
22%
22%
4,200
74%
30,800
27%
v
Jan
6
3
39% Sep
15
Eaton
preferred—!
Manufacturing
59% Jan
10
94% Nov
14
Edison
Bros
88
83
Feb
1
89
37% Feb
9
53% Nov
24
Oct
2
Jan
11
Jan
15
94
Feb
2
17% Oct
25
26% Jan
4
20% Jan
12
44% Apr 29
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
26
1131 Va Sep
25
8% Feb
93
Dec
1
43% Oct
24
73
Jun
7
10% Oct
25
19 Va Jun
23
24% Oct
31
28% Nov 23
IIV4 Sep 29
24% Oct 19
33
29
53% Dec
50
4% Oct
24
48 % Nov
24
Jan
99
95
$3.60
4% %
Apr 24
Ekco
Stores
4 % %
Co
1,700
73%
743/4
73%
74
25%
26%
25%
26
253/a
26
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,100
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
213 a
27,600
61%
61%
61%
61
61
61
61
6,000
19%
v
19%
203/s
20
213/4
22
23
24,500
9%
9
x247
248%
246%
248
106
1063/4
1061/4
107
*85
X61
•
19%
*9
105
73%
10
9%
18,700
10%
9,000
13,500
1,400
85
85%
84
85%
85
853/4
1,100
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
15,900
40%
40%
41
41
*403/4
41%
*403/4
4114
*44%
*44%
!.
85%
31%
|
45%
44%
45%
*44i%
45%
*44%
45%
150
451/4
45%
45%
45%
45%
44%
45
630
48%
48%
*481%
49%
49
49
*48%
49
100
*44
110
45%
*44
45%
*44
45
45
♦44%
46
*441/4
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
30%
227/a
24
23
23%
23
23%
223/4
25
257/a
25%
25 3/4
24
25%
241/4
24%
15,100
48 %
493%
48 V4
48%
47%
483/4
48
48 3 4
34,900
10
87%
18%
19%
109y4
HOVa
*97 -w
98%
37%
37%
92
92%
common—1
88
7% Apr 11
65% Mar 22
Electric & Mus Ind
& Share
52 %
87%
19%
18%
109%
108 %
*97
*97
98%
371/2
37 Vs
93
93%
45%
*44
46
*451/4
v
45%
30%
88
88
19
1073/4
98%
37%
92
*97
37 Va
1
99
23
200
19
8,700
Amer
30% Jan
El
37 7 8
923/4
92%
89%
*88%
89%
*881/2
89%
525/8
*52%
53
52%
53%
99
*95
99
29%
297/a
29 Va
30
30
29 5/a
60 %
58 %
59
58
58
575/8
58 V4
33%
33 %
327/a
33%
32%
331/s
327/a
33%
5%
Mfg
Phonograph
6
5%
53/4
*95
97
1,100
2,400
•
7,500
57/a
53/4
6
497/a
14%
49
49%
49
49%
48%
49
2,900
13%
13%
14%
14%
15%
15%
16
47,700
x26%
26%
26%
26%
26
263/8
26
26 %
54,300
81
82%
x49
3
Electric
*95
1,800
3,200
30
59 %
10
5
Radio &
4,800
93%
*88%
29 %
shrs—10s
Gas
18,900
98%
373/4
5
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
3,700
IO91/4
5
Co
10,000
88
183/4
109V4
"To
46
32%
52%
52 %
*95
88
87%
18%
108%
,
89%
100
of Amer—1
16% May 15
Natural
*88%
2.50
common
preferred
Paso
20,400
25
75
>.100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
Electric Auto-Lite Co
19
'
26%
26%
x3l%
50
1
Co
Inc
36% Apr 21
67% Apr 12
34% Sep
6
Electric Bond
26%
25
Day
26
.
10
preferred
Products
Thanksgiving
74%
/
100
2.50
Corp
common
30% Jan
96
com
preferred
prior
5,100
1
Inc
Fuel
&
<
5
Corp
Co
Gas
6,900
31,700
19%
38%
44%
50
5
preferred
Eastern
a
157/3
5
50
50
50
-50
50
common
9,500
32
20%
19
series-—No par
32% May 15
49% Nov 20
119% Apr
(E I)
10,300
39%
.
1
Nemours
1,900
•
x43%
,
.
_No par
—
73,400
16
1
Inc
^
=
3iv/8
.
.
1
-
32
>
.
10
Co
Cigar
17,800
12%
66%
series..—No par
$2.10
a!-;
12%
66 %'
$4.50
DWG
21%/
12%
66%
preferred—
$4.15 preferred—
4%
preferred
4.20%
preferred—
4.10% preferred
28
5,100
1
5
65% May 23
8
411/4
58 7 s
USA Inc
Chemicals
Pont de
83
581%
Co
96% July 22
6
46% Jan
Jan
*80%
58V4
1
1
«
83
58
No par
1
29
"5%
*80j/2
40%
-
No par
483/4 Feb
July 29
83
58%
1
28% Sep
87
*80%
!
58%
$3.75
24
19
45 Va Jan
83
79%
58%
Corp
Duqu^sne Light Co
22
Jan
29% Jan
1
79%
183a
Preferred
8
Nov
32% Nov
81
52 34
Preferred
20
25% Jan
42% Mar 28
5
4
*791/2
105
19
Aug
♦79
81
250% 253%
8
-
50
79%
*79%
105
15
Mar 21
20
79%
79%
81
254%
94
79
7,100
79 Va
133/s
80
104 %
30% Aug 30
3
25,300
28%
252
44
82
4134
com—5
46
3
41
28%
13%
•
29%
80
t
254% Nov 20
44% Aug 24
8
5,500
42%
28
13%
3
49
5
13%
401/2
29%
185% Jan
3
Jan
13%
42%
29%
9%
Jan
Jan
13%
X41%
9
du
21,800
13%
1
20
15%
30%
1
108 % Oct
7,200
88 3 4
41%
International
100% Apr 19
77% Jan 20
46
15
181/8
Industries-!
Power
15
Corp
44
34
76
Dunhill
5
39
77%
Duplan
42% Jan
25
77%
24
45% May 23
Oct
78%
10% Jun 22
5
22
78%
5
15
20% July 28
79%
19
Jan
I
33%
Jan
8
42% Sep
July 11
33 %
9% Jan
41
24% Jan
33
523/a
Co.
Drewrys Limited
17
2,100
33%
18%
Inc-
Dresser
44% Aug 25
18
Fund
Aircraft
27 % Mar 22
Nov
1,300
"77%
33
53
Co_—
38% May
63
33%
33%
2,200
18
Dover Corp—
24 V* Apr
20,100
521/4
Ltd—:
85% Sep
16%
*80%
.
Productions
2.50
Ltd
—2
Divco-Wayne Corp
1
Dr Pepper Co
—No par
Chemical
1,000
16%
*79%
(Walt)
Dow
11%
*79
...
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
7
30%
11%
18%
preferred-
Mines
30%
11 %
53%
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Diners'
(The) Club Inc—
Dome
31%
.17
18
Stores :Corp
Disney
19,800
9%
52%
—
National
$1.50
10
10 Va
1—20
Diamond
Diana
500
2,100
18%
Coatings
Diamond
8
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
27
11%
16%
«
12
36
29%
-
3
Coi_e
Douglas
&
Mar 23
11%
17
12
36
53V4
Steel< Corp—
DeVHbiss
Dominick
11
17% Oct
11%
16%
%
400
12%
36
is%
Inc_
Detroit
9
8
11%
17
36
,40%
•
.
Grande West RR_No par
24% Nov
.
11%
*12
58%
Edisonli-
8
Jan
42
66
12%
52%
Supply Co of N Y
25% Nov
38% Jan
40% Jan
Lines
42% Aug
4
25
24
28 % Jan
8
5
19% Jun
12% Oct
23% May
3
70% Oct
Mar 15
Mar
9
19% Mar 30
10
Jan
4
25
20
12
46% Apr 19
•47% Nov
6
5
18% Jan 17
28
66
36
6,300
13%
-
1
Chemical
Oct 24
27% Jun
29% Jan
17% July 24
15% Oct
19
20% Mar 17
31% Jan
3
15% July 19
26% Jan
65%
*65%
•'
No par
DeSoto
10
May 17
51% Oct
4
4
65%
2,800
12%
66
400
;
16%
12
1
Co—6.75
Light
Detroit
14% Mar 20
67% Nov
Air
Denv & Rio
J12%>Qct 11
3
12
16%
12%
79%
50c
1
Co
Dentists'
Mar 27
4
33% Dec
16%
12
33%
100
C
49% Jan
16%
12%
443/4
B
33% Jan
16%
12 %
*873/4
series
24
16%
12%
153/8
series
8,900
%
16%
883/4
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Inc
20'%
105
'
44%
3.75%
310
92%
19%
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92 %
104%
44%
Preferred
&
r
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13
Power
~
90%
15
&
■
44%
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3
4
v
100
Deere
'
20
105
14%
A
62% May 23
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.
11,300
43%
series
Records
92%
63
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Nov
24
19%
200
4,400
613/4
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45
15%
83
24
•92%
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11,900
44%
90%
81
Oct
92%
20%
105%
V
46
43%
9
28% Jun
,61
20,500
120%
433^
79 % Jan
7% Jan
14% Oct
*45
46
41%
119
46
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3.75%
Decca
•40%
123
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4
Day
2,700
5
50c
10
common—7
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41%
100
5,500
25%
100
i
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66
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Dan River Mills Inc
7
42 % Nov
Class
Cutler-Hammer
15% Mar 27
1
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45
46%
61%
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24
7
.
16%
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30%
16% Jan
20
40%
121%
31%
Mar 16
48% Jan
6
41%
31%
20
r
4
17% July
3,400
31%
30
19 % Jan
14
30
4,000
3i%
54% Jan
20
Sep
16%
5%
78
25
45
19%
5%
63%
123%
92%
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78
16%
25%
105
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>
11,600
18%
63
9%
Jan
14
92%
5%
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120%
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106
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10%
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20% Feb 23
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78
9%
49% Dec
31
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40%;
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16%
v'.,. J.
62%
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37
27
39%
,
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65%
78
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8
11
16%
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94
18%
35%
24% Jan
Jan
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25%
7,900
18%
5%
65%
78
16%
26,900
21%
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14*/* Dec
5%
66
25%
.
9,900
61%
190%
90
>
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3
28
5%
32 %
60 %
21%
35%
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27% Jan
24% Mar
5%
65%
31%
188%
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.
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15%
189%
22
12%
Inc
31% Aug 24
26% Aug 15
6
18
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.
21%
34%
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20
Dec
17%
189%
90
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61
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13
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189
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10
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convertible
19
28
15%
32 %
61%
24
Dec
4,200
8,000
44
15%
32
62 %
20% Jan
7
44
44
15%
32
61 %
58% Nov
13% Sep
43%.
15%
31 %
46%
48% Aug 18
15% July 18
40% Mar 23
44%
15%
33
47%
41% Jan 11
20%Jun
4,600
43%
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15%
*46%
8
20
21
13%
45
I.
47% Aug 11
Apr
13%
5
3
Aug
13%
Cuneo
16% May 16
3
25% Jun 16
Jun 30
,
13%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
—1
$4 prior preferred
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
No par
Curtiss-Wright common
1
22
49% May 31
14
preferred—100
Cuban-American Sugar
-10
Cudahy Packing Co common——5
4% %
preferred
;—100
1
Nov 21
12% NOV
,
13%
14% Feb
12% Jan
15% Jan
4,300
14%
43%
36
19
85% Jun
32
87% Aug 23
fl
Jan
12% Dec
5,700
32% .: 32%
45%
5% %
Apr 18
13% Aug 21
13
35%
33%
122%
$4.20
23%
37
,
36
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
73% May 19
28
63% July 26
10 % Aug
3
35%
32%
121%
12
30% Sep
36
33% '
'45%
Seal
&
preferred
Shares
35%
32%
.
$2 conv preference
—
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
6
3
com
the Week
Friday
34
No par
$2
26% May 17
109% May 25
Aug 23
9% Jan
Corp
:
V Noy. 24
35
common—2.50
Cork
Crown
1
Nov
Petroleum
:
Nov. 23
30%
-
100
.1
25
__1
conv
Sales for
Thursday
43%
.
125
_
preferred
Crowell-Collier Publishing
8
95% Jun
6
16
88% Nov
5%
50% Mar 10
63
common..
preferred
Crescent
11
45% Nov 20
51% July2»
54% Dec 29
Co
PRICES
34
60%
3%%
SALE
Noy. 22
13%
1
5
5
Co
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
,
33
188%
Crane
13
48 % Nov
I
5
1
50c
24
24% Apr
128% Nov
4
39% Feb
1
44% Nov 24
40% Feb 23
Nov
29% Apr
J
3
34% Oct
39% July 25
10
93% Sep 21
3
Nov. 21
Corning Glass Works common—„5
3%% preferred
100
3%% preferred ser of 1947
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
——1
Coty Inc
—I
—1
Coty International Corp.
—— 1
'
July 18
22% July 21
4
17% Mar
Nov
5
13
', 76
12
72% Jan
89
Jan
18% Jan
88
9
4% Sep 13
10% July
40
Aug 17
Apr 11
90
24% Jan 27
15% Sep
Jan .19
18 % Oct
Products
Tuesday
Nov. 20
~5
24% Jan
33% Jun
16
Feb
83% Apr
83
America
Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp..
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
1
27 % Dec
31% Jun
of
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber
27% Jan
5
.85%
6
July 11
16
25
124
Monday
Par
55
Oct
12% Dec
21
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
5%
38,500
3
88% Sep
6
Emerson
10% Dec
6
22% Jun 21
11% Jan
3
16% Jun
5
Emerson
5
12 %
13
12%
13
12%
25
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
12V8
9
123%
13%
32 Va Jan
10
48% Nov
9
46 %
47
47
47
463/8
46Va
46V4
46%
20
20
18% July 24
35% Jan
10
2314
23%
23%
23%
23%
23i/2
23%
23%
731/4
73
73
72%
72%
72
73.1/4
490
22%
23%
23
23%
9,600
48% Nov
23%
47 5/4
22%
37% Jan
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4% preferred
100
Englehard Industries
1
Equitable Gas Co—
8.50
47
473/8
47
1,300
Mar
23% Dec
13
78
20
84
8
23
Jun
16% Dec
-
32% Feb 24
5
25
Dec
16
Nov 30
52% Dec
5
Aug" 30
Sep
7
41% Sep
1
6% Oct 20
54Va Jan
58
7
Feb
11
20% Jan
5
21 Va Sep
72
Sep
26
4% July 24
18% July 24
53% Sep 29
15% July 28
79% Mar 16
33 Va May
8
17
6% Mar 22
32% Jan
19
59
23
Jan
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
5%
2
Co.:
com
Sep~28
20
Apr
28% Oct
8
26 % Jun
6
40
Jan
24
7
*73
2l7/a
4%
5,000
!
4%
43/4
4%
45/8
4%
4%
20%
21%
20%
201%
203/a
20%
56%
*55%
563/4
56 5/8
565/8
563/4
56%
150
Eversharp
Inc
1
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
3
1
3
4
44Va Nov
19
65'4 Nov
6
Factor
Sep 15
34% Apr
4
Fairbanks Morse
14% Apr
28% Apr
3
4
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
:40
88 V4 Oct
27
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
Corp;I
22
2,300
20%
Jan
35
30
*463/4
9,300
15,600
'
20%
22% Jan
Oct
47/a
823/4
*55%
Eurofund
Inc
47 %
48
82
84%
100
23% Apr 20
16% Apr 27
45% Apr 18
11
.22%
47%
No par
82
—50
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
1148 y4 Jun
II
84%
83
Evans Products Co
;
17,900
750
1914
.
19%
197/a
19 %
19 S/8
191/8
19%
15,600
12%
11%
12
11%
113/8
11%
11%
7,600
34%
5
20
12
,
37%
35
36%
35%
365/8
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43%
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44%
443/a
44
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,
.
.
363/8
38
29,700
44
44 7 a
16,100
F
20V4 Dec
6
5% Oct 24
20% Dec 28
35% Dec 27
12% Feb 26
20
28% Feb 26
21
7% Jan
3
5
9% Mar
l
3
1162% Nov
5 % Dec
Jan
24
Jan
6
6
13% May
8
25% Jun 30
For
37% Dec
footnotes,
8
see page
Jan
52 V4 Oct
23
35
Jan
4
25% Nov
8
10
43
83% Feb
36% Oct
10
26
11
(Max)
Fairchild
& Co class A
Stratos
5%
junior
Co
Falstaff Brewing
Family
Finance
Corp
Corp
-
21
70 ;
10%
:_50c
33 %
—50
:
65
7%
22 %
1
.—1
common
preferred
28% Nov
6414
21
1
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Corp
Fairmont Foods Co
45% May 17
8
&
-
_^._1
_1
-
*52
40
27%
61%
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22%
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62%
63%
.
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8
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21%
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8
64
21%
8
63%
63%
21
21
~
10,400
200
7%
7%
44,300
22%
4
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Vs
1,100
65%
63%
70,900
10%
66%
11%
66%
10%
69"%
10%
62%
11
10%
10%
34
33%
34
34
34 %
34
345/8-
27,000
6,600
*52
53%
53%
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40
40
27%
27%
53%
-
40
27%-
-
*52%
53%
39%
39%
40
4014
1,200
27%
27%
27%
27%
4,600
Volume
194
Number 6111
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2347)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
44 V2 Nov
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
9
69% Jan
4
43 % Nov
29 % Nov
5% Dec
28
15% Oct
5
5% Jan
4
30% Nov
9
3
6
27
Jan
3
15 Va Dec
27% Jan
4
13% Nov
24
21% Sep
19
24% Jun
33
Oct
26
45
19 V2
May 23
Fansteel
11% May
8
25% May 16
40% Jan
1
39"% Nov
9
20
Sep
26
4
33 Va Jan
3
15
14
34% Feb
1
59 % Nov
issued
Fawick Corp
10% Nov
2
18 y4 Jan
Federal
20
24
39% Dec
15% Oct
31
20
Aug 30
42% Oct
35% Oct
24
67% Jun
15
42"% July 25
53% Nov
26
47
Jan
5
14 % Jan
.5
20% Feb
4
.26% Aug
2
15% Mar 16
23 %Jun
24
39% Feb
26
4.60%
22
22
6% Nov
23% Nov
80
164% Nov
24
45% Jan
24
47% Dec
31
33% Jan
9
51% Nov
4
69
Nov
24
61% July
13% Jan
May 27
49% Jan
6% Jan
3
2
34% May 22
Apr
83
Jan
27
96
Jan
3
41% Jan
4
91% Dec
12
110
Jun
38% Nov
22
45
Sep
22
4
Jan
20
50% Feb
29
5
11% Apr
38%
17% Dec
28
44% May 13
196
Dec
23
59 % Jan
21
Dec
13
95
10
17
16% Jan
22
63
July 14
36% Jan
58 % Jan
29
248
May 31
88% Jan
May" 10
68% Jun
■
250
Jan
94% Jan
May 31
4
3
13
13
34% Jun
80
Sep
13
85% Nov
11
Sep
27
14% Apr
22
15
85
3
11
Jan
24% Aug 25
13 % Jan
5
74%»Nov
21
86% Mar
114
8
8
24
Jan
50
May 19
86% Nov
15
34 % May
5
93% Nov
17
Oct
16
97% Sep
29
335
39% Aug 23
89% Jun
1
33% July 26
27
May
5
5
19% Jan
15
12% Jan
12
15% Apr
17% Nov
22
35% Jan
7
17% Oct
18
29% Mar 22
92"% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
12
Carpet
$4
May 19
51% May 19
11% Oct
60% July 25
Firth
>
C
Corp
Oct
25
19% Jan
24
41% Jan
29
12% Nov
22
15% Jan
21
Mar 30
30
Foremost
la
Foster-Wheeler Corp
35% Nov
Apr
3
35% Jun
1
50 % Nov
Feb""
17 % Dec .a 5
30 %
66
84% Nov
May 27
15
19
21
73
-
25
22
Jan
3
Feb
13
24
16
21% Jan
4
12% Jan
3
29
27% Jan
7
22 % Jan
27
38% May 31
51
Jan
5
46% Mar
42% July 27
59
Dec
7
6% Jan
15
40V2 Sep
37/a Jail
31% Mar 25
19% Sep
3% Oct
24
Sep
24
29
Apr^22
17
10% Sep
Jan -14
v.
8% Dec
137
Oct
28
convertible
General
32% Oct
26
45% Jan
25
8
14
82
8% Jan
21
29% Jan
23
88% Jan
28
General
31
44% Feb
27
4
13% Oct
25
Oct
60% May
17
3
19
2
83
Mar
•50% Nov
8
2
24
Mar 27
Co
of
General
4%
Cable
1st
General
Corp
General
Dynamics
80% Nov
21
General
Electric
General
Finance
23% May 23
101% Jan
7
33% Dec
19
31
31
38% Sep
85% Aug 17
79% Jan
21 %
July
1
28
Dec
15
32
July 13
41
Dec
21
43% Oct
35
66% Jun
25
24
General
Mills
3
23% Oct
5
36% Jun
1
Jan
12
18% Sep
28
33% Jan
6
197/a Oct
2d
19
29 % Jan
4
25% Jan
6
29
3
Jun
52
Jun
8
12
3
27
,23% Oct
25
34% May 31
24
Nov
1
12% Oct
24
33 % Jun
1
13 Va Jun
22
41% Oct
25
81% Jan
4
53% Jan
4
6
96 Va Feb
26
92% Jan
25
91
Jan
7
Aug 11
14%
14%
34%
36%
50
51
48 V4
49
48%
Preferred
$1.60
Public
General
General
Steel
89% Nov
Sep
19
3
42% Feb
17
61% Jun
23
53% Jan
4
12% May 17
14% Oct 26
19% Jan
4
14 3A Jan
3
21
17
Nov
2
21
59
Nov
42
19% July 18
Jan
13
91% Nov 22
50% Jan
11
65% Sep
July 25
87% Jan
4
52% Nov
17
50 Va Jan
20
6
107
27
75 V4 May 24.
Nov^tf
May 19
/Mar
21
56Vj
Nov
21
92 V:
Nov
22
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1
8
12 Va Oct
3
4
353A Jan
4
11% Dec
1
23% Jan
34% Nov
4
45% Jan
10% Nov
23
20% Jan
11
11% Jan
3
1% Nov
29
3% Jan
21
1% Jan
3
Dec
5
89% Jan
4
51 % Jan
3
32% Sep
27
47% Jan
6
33% Jan -4 "
24
45
«
29-
28% Oct
32% Sep
29
44% Jan
4
1% Oct
26
3% Jan
15
24% Sep
27
6
168%rNov
13
19
Aug
4
14 V
V
7% Dec
10% "Jan
15
15
8% Jan
6
Oct
20
32% Apr
12
30
Feb
17
41% Aug 24
5% May 10
May
13
8
7
20
14
7% Jan
3
6% Jan
%'6'A
6%
6%
15%
15
27 %
28 Va
77%
78%
78%-
80%
56%
56
103%
31 V«
15
■
7
14%
Thanksgiving
Day
29%
3,800
83,400
79%
76.600
'55%
54%
31%
31%'
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27%
78%
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22,100
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160
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56
CLOSED
82
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102
1,400
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15
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106
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5
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issued
.
165
164
55%
53
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45%
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13
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2
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2%
Brewing
2
163/4
17%
49,700
86%
87%
22,500
*98%
99
107
39
38%
39
56 Va
54%
55%
67'/a
66
66%
3,700
15%
15%
153/4
14,200
17%
17%
17%
6,800
54%
18
1
Corp
.
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158%
164'/a
108
164
53 %
54%
90 %
90 V*
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29%
29%
1.
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55 Va
17.%
17%
13%
13%
13%
13%'
45'A
46
453A
46
8,200
13 Va
13%
13 Va
133/a
2
2,800
18,400
32,209
2
nc
•
18
2
2
79
75%
76%
75%
76%
46
46%
45%
46%
45%
46
4
47%
48%
48%
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49
43%
50
52%
1
86%
86%
84%
86 %
81%
84%
82%
83
l
2 Vb
2%
2Va
2 Vb
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
Mining Co Ltd
5
Union Co
5
Gould-National
Grace
(W
R)
Batteries
&
Inc.
Co
-
Graham-Paige Corp
common...
2
2 Va
2
iz 2,500
8,100
1,100
37,600
3,000
763/4
46%
No par
39,800
29%
29%.
;
78%
10
Rubber
20,500
i"
46 Va
F)
5,600
14,000
92%
77 %■
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300
118,200
-
164
56%
89
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88%
.
26
38%
39
...87%
Co_
Alden
158%
1
38%
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Brothers..—
&
38%
38
1
.
89 3A
87%
1
Products
17%
26
87
-%
16%
26%
25%
-
99
Gerber
11,800
25%
2o°/a
".
2%
3,500
10,500
26,600
8%
16%
16%
2,590
1,700
37 Va
31,200
35 % Jan
36%
37%
17
36%
37
52% Aug
39% Apr
9
Granite
45%
46%
X45%
45%
3
Grant
80
Mar
6
City
(W
3%%
T)
Co
3
23% Nov
21
Grayson-Robinson
3
70% Nov
22
Great
28% Apr
19 Va Jan
3
483A Jan
3
5
39% July 12
31 % Jan
28 3A Jan
139
23
5
Jan
3
253/8 Peb
13
3
20
Jan
90
Mar 22
Great
Nor
Ore
Prop
Great
Northern
Paper
Northern
Ry
Great
Western
24
39% Jun
146
Aug
1
3
45%
46
3,900
31 3/4
303/4
31%
29
30%
28 VJ
29
12,900
78%
78%
78%
77%
78%
*77%
78%
19%
21%
233A
20%
23
22%
24 Va
99,600
69%
68 Va
70 Va
69 Va
70%
69%
69%
21,700
No par
x21 %
25,600
24%
24%
22%
21%
21%'
21%
21%
25
53 %
57'A
56
57
55%
55%
56%
5 6 34
..No par
45 %
46
44%
45%
44%
45
44 Va
44%
11,200
Corp..—1
Great Western Sugar com
No par
71%
72
71%
72%
73
76%
76%
79%
31,800
37%
8,100
Iron
Co..
Financial
333A
35'A
141%
143%
143%
3
33
33 %
33 Va
34
3
26 Va
26 %
25%
26 Va
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp.
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
,-RR com.No par
$5 preferred
,
No par
*93%
94%-
94
94
*94
95
37'A
36%
37
36
preferred
32%
*143 %
100
33
'
Green
27
Greyhound Corp common
4%%
preferred
96 % May 24
1
29% Apr
18
Aug
2
Jan
15
18 % Jan
3
273A Oct
12
61% Oct 11
'72
; Jan
11
67
Jan
3
76
26% July 25
37
Jan
4
32% Jan
3
42 3
40
Nov
8
8
May
8
36%
37
■7%
35% Mar 20
May 19
280
18
1
Co
Great
79% Nov
46%
31%
77 3A
68 Va
Stores
7
23
8%
46 Va
Pacific Tea Co—1
Mar 22
69
51 % Feb
29
For footnotes, see page 26
Atlantic &
8'A
100
6.25
common
Jan
8
8%
8%
2.50
Steel
preferred
35% Jan
4
47
16%
26
Aug 19
;
8%
26% Jan
34% Sep
6%
*81
r
16%
53% Jan
97
6 V4
46
83A
52% Jan
-
82
2,700
16%
16
4
41%
,44%
57,600
8%
24
23
42 %
!
•
*81
STOCK
16 3/8
May'30
19
41%
41
-
45%
20
;-
7. EXCHANGE
36%
Dec
Jan
•17%.
16 3A
Oct
17% Dec
17%
17
'.
.
35%
18
22 Va Jan
17 Va
V
16%
42%
82
13%
35 %
37
24% Aug 29
6%
84%
12%
Granby
27
17
6%
81%
12%
82
101%
10
5,700
9,300
Grand
31
19% Oct
6%
85%
11
17 Va
•:'
6,600
93 "/It.
85%
4.1
A 15
39,900
8
7% Oct
Aug 19
v.
-' -'29%
f 37.
14
30 % Sep
143
92V
10%
44%
f.'
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31% viC-
87%
40%
■
,v
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10 Va Jun
4
May 11
4
128% Jan
96
28'
i 94%
4,900
7.,
;* •29%':
*95
I
4,100
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40% May 17
18
12
tfi!.93c
n
300
24%
...
17 Va Nov
25 % Jan
15
A "29 Va
«i
,25% ; : 27%
26%
>;-13Va
25%
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95
-
24%
5
75 Va Jan
32% Feb
X29%
95 v:
'
/■:
30
4
15
34% Aug
13%
1,100
5,700
3,700
Jan
26
Aug 25
24
24%
3 900
15,900
4%
'•
100
Tire <fc
Jun
Jun
22% Oct
80
47%
4'/a
100
Co
3 Va Jun
80
26
86
*50
27
100
Goodyear
86% Nov
32
18
35,700
14%
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6%
*81 ■%
.-
2.50
Rubber
Goodrich
3
4 Va
*26%
13
25% ;y: ./
•17
25
Corp
&
15
4
7
18
Tire
21
3
48%
V
49
4%
3.33'/a
preference
Glidden
Jan
11
15% Jan
Time
$5
Glen
1% Jan
Jan
41% Jan
B)
Gladding McBean & Co
Sep
49%
27%
25
May 11
35 % Jan
24% Sep
74
(series
General
Nov
54
20,500
i
36%
37%
"
1
General
473/8 Nov
w
43,100
52
24 Va
*84
50 Va
24%
o.
96m
;
24% 4
2.50
6.67
Tele & Electronics
May 16
22
*94
10
Nov
17 V:
46
1
26
Corp
General
22
16 % Jan
25% Jan
6
Nov
24% Oct
27
16 % Oct
20
40 % Oct
70 Va
29%
23%
14%
4 Va
24%
32%
>
7%
preferred
30 Va Jan
1,900
9,200
11,600
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred
5
23
28%
!
36%
*26 %
13%
32
*42%
Industries
$1.25
203 a Mar 20
x24%
>13
_10c
Signal
$1.30
3
V-
4%
26%
No par
;
Public Utilities
27% May 11
32 % Apr
14%
26%
Equipt Corp
Service
26 %
4
2,300
69 Va
35%
50%
49%
J
1
4 Va
26%
No par
preferred
conv
General
series—
Railway
40% Jan
100
$3.75
Refractories
July 14
-
51
General
103% July
228,300
39%
113
General
20
r
53%
14
5
45^100
14%
21Va
86
33%
54% Apr
26
85
*84
111%
69
29%
*111%
25% May 19
41 % Nov
Jan
85
<
400
39%
24%
29
8.500
13,700
14
52 Va
23%
v
34
15
25% Oct
100
50%
24%
113
37% Nov
101
53%
23%'
33%
General
25 Va Jan
24% Jun
26% Sep
5
30
52
-
/-
9,100
19 Va
34%
29 VaV
53%
*111%
Precision
23
29%
•
34 Va
General
5% Jan
217/8:
112%
7
37% Jan
34
21
33%
Outdoor Advertising—
Portland Cement Co
26% Jan
10
31%
21%
112%
General
28
69%
32
20%-
;____3
General
20 % Oct
24% Jan
common
10
30
69%
31% "
20%
14%
110%
14 Va
5%
preferred
100
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5
preferred
No par
16
Jun
69%
32
51
1
42% Feb
Nov
69%
14%
1
42% Nov
6
69%
111%
98%
14%
39% ' 39%
14
34% ,:•'
No pari
4
45
5
108% Oct
24
Corp
31
9
39%
14%
5
28% Oct
27% Dec
Sep 28
5
Apr
22% Mar
5
May 31
54% Nov
78
110%
22,000
v
18%
112%
33%
Corp__2
21
27
19
115%
52%
No par
85 % Nov
Oct
18%
39%
10%
10
53
19%
40 Va
89%
26%
*97%
15%
*85 Va
26% Jan
22
15%
"51 V
Instrument Corp
4
18%
14%
110%
93% 5
Foods Corp '■
76 % Jan
18%
15 V4
5
General
6
18 Va
15%
29%
>
7,100
98%
25%
39%
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:
5^900
91 Va
*88
25%
31
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39%
89%
25%
5
Co
General
Jan
*88
25%
1
2
104
■A
110%
6,600
14.700
28%
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14%
•
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21
108% Aug 25
89%
300
1,700
49%
-
40
19
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19%
6%
Corp
15
5
•
1,260
4%
82% 783%
■' A.'.
98%
18 Va
19
92 %
Controls Co
General
31
Nov
Jan
*88'-",
'
>
46
'■
*310
25%
—5
Finance
55 % Apr
100%
/
48
*310
—
98'A'
98
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4%
42,000
91
69
V;
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39
5
Contract
General
45 V2 Jan
113
V
14%
,.14%
„
1
107% Nov
106% July 14
3
40% Jan
*310
89%
110%
.
100
10
6
91 Va
26 '/a
V
1
28%
91%
39%
19
.
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29%
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40 Va
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-
91%
98%
,
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•
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22,300
12,700
7%
23%
1111
^
13,300
69
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4%
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1.25
com
24
Aug 22
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„
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46%
4%
39 Va
25%
;
•
^
28%:
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j
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68% Jan
55% Jan
*45
98%
50
preferred
24% Oct
111
49%
,_2
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14
23
49'/a
*.w '
J
9,300
7,700
Va
73
7%
98
4%
,
29
40% Dec
46%
4%
__No par
50% Jun
Apr
45%
4%
49
66%
-i.:-
84
97
25
72%
24%
*82
>.
5
Bancshares Corp
Bronze Corp
22% Mar 21
58
V
99%
37%
Texas___5
75% Dec
19
84
*97%
..
'
6,700
6,200
2,700
164 »/a
48%
v
93
-
•310
vii
'
Thanksgiving:
Day >*'; •*.;
7%
23%
5,400
"
t-
18%
24%
161 Va
29%
91%
100
Oil
38% Dec
37 % Jan
24
*82
v
85
preferred
21
28
7%-
32.-"
18%
CLOSED
-
85
29 Va
"31%
EXCHANGE
74%
7%
49 %
84
Z~l2
eqmmonll
61% Aug 18
8
22% Mar
30% Apr
67
72%
:
85
~
Transportation
Baking Co common
General
27
18
65
74%
23%
24%
I
_.
preferred
22
22% Feb
5% Feb
11.
99% Jan
•$8
137/a Nov
30
77 % July 26
5
33% Sep
19
Jan
4
Oct
27% Apr
4
25
bio % Mar
140
65%
7%
98%
> :
*
.
74
47%
4%
STOCK
'•
64%
14,200
12%
53 Va
"
50%
:
98
;
23 %
$4.50 preferred
34 % Jan
12
15% Oct
26
July 28
77/a Jan
Aug 24
36% Dec
Oct
V" :■
Corp_____
1
voting pref__„No par
American Investors com__l
General
15
25
162
49%
•,
84
.
49%
conv
3
75
i
%
v
.—.
*46
-
Acceptance
$0.60
General
Amer
4
24%
159'A
51 Va
23%
^_,i
Amer
27
70% Sep
16
4%%
General
July 22
25%
159%
50%
58%
12
•
•/
,
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Gar, Wood Industries Inc
General
9% Jan
97
.
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j
33%p
Corp
15
34% Jan
Dec
13% May 15
32% Nov
Garrett
24
146
-
j
94% Nov
16
6
56% Mar 17
32% Nov
31
*82
-
10
,
V
73%
23% •
1
Co
98
31
58%
31%
18Va "18%
'25
.
•'"A"
65%
;•1
IIIIlO
Skogmo Inc
Gardner-Denver Co '_'
10
6% Oct
3,800
22%
52%
31%
"
'
2
Gamble
25
7% Jun
21% Apr
Gabriel
May 26
16% Oct
75% Mar
8
24
Mar 13
20% Sep
11
40%
,53'A
158
71%
I'/'Z
15
~~
•
■'
51 %
64%
/
V
163
50%
10
common
800
39%
*22%
^
19% May
38% Nov
92 % Jan
"12% Jan
30
159
.V
1
common
preferred
13
75
r 25%
par
_.
Trailer Co
21
5
25%
100
Inc____
4%
99 % Oct
080% July
18 %
II-IIIIIIIEoc
26% Jan
•
17
May 18
58% Feb >1
-
6
18 Va 4
2.50
Co
25,700
G
5% May 12
3
18%
5
Sulphur
Frueliauf
29% July
6
26% May 15
10% Jan
Freeport
Friden
9
22% Jan
31%
18%
Inc_IIIIHIIIII2
Corp
2
4
9
Fram
19
17% Jan
2
52%
par
Franklin Stores Corp,_
23
24% Jan
6
;
53
j
~~
3,300
14 Va
11% ' 11%
51%
31 %
l
Co
Nov
57
12'/a
52%
31%
Co
Dairies
Foxboro
67% Oct
3
11% Sep
16
'90
25
30% Jan
20
-21% Dec;
1
Motor
31 % Aug
86
jy,;.
Dec
19% Sep
12
24
11%
52
.
19
Ford
12%
59
31
II_I__IIHIi
21
28% Oct
6
Dec
32
-12%-.
•
I10
Co
43% Oct
26% Aug 14
14 Va Jan
5
/
58%
lo
.
Inc
Mineral
38%
21%
59%
59 V
12,300
13%
23 %
58%
preferred
87
.Apr
*22%
Co_"~No
Food Giant Markets Inc
15% Nov
10
23'A
..
13
Aug
*22%
Food Fair Stores Inc common$4.20 divid pfd series of '51
113% Nov
12
23 %
58%
38%
40%
•22 %
1,000
1,400
21%
X21%
14
_l 25
5,100
8
20%
21V4
39%
100
July 31
31% Jan
9
5
Oct
13%»
20%
preferred
65
12
24
14%
46%
30%
*,8
38%
40%
Shares
45%
30%
•
20%-
37%
21%
preferred;
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,20%
13%
preferred__l00
convertible
3%%
Food Mart
38%
40 Va
common
convertible
37%
21
_I_No
3%%
4%
38%
the Week
Friday
Nov. 24
,
8 Va
15
5
Florida Power & Light
Fluor Corp Ltd
M
21
Sales for
Thursday
30
*
8%
40%
2.50
•
30
8 Va
20%
•21
$2.25 conv B 2nd pfd__i.__No
par
Florida East Coast
Railway Co
25
Florida Power Corp
^
F
29%
8 Va
21%
Inc
2nd
PRICES
Nov. 23
'
______5
A
*29%
1
21 %
14%
SALE
45%
40 Va
common
conv
44'A
5
__^10
I—III
ProductsIlNo par
preferred—
$4.50
44%
"
ai_23
_
Co
Co
43%
38
l
HIGH
25
Federation
Flintkote
8 Va
AND
Weuuesday
Nov. 22
20%
Tire & Rubber,
No par
Charter Financial
Corp_No par
National
Stores™-.
No par
First
.
29%
r
Firestone
First
9% Aug 23
22% Nov
84
7
4
38% Apr
17
Financial
20
28% Jan
com
common
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
Inc
Filtrol Corp
11
30% Jun
4'
Oct
35% Apr
135 % Oct
32% Oct
24
Inc
*29 Vc
8%
"
j
series
Stores
Corp
Fiberboare Paper
Nov. 21
43%
BearingsIIIIs
pfd
Ferro
34 % Mar 21
23% Oct
Dept
Tuesday
x43%
2
preferred
Fenestra
12
27 Va Oct
5
_
~~
Paper Board Co
Federated
17
2nd
conv
Federal
Monday
Nov. 20
""""5
Pacific Electric Co
5% %
13
23% July 27
24 % Oct
Corp
IIIIC—"""
Corp
Federal Mogul Bower
22
May 12
32% Oct
21
1
Par
Fcdders
19% May 10
24% Jan 17
Jan
LOW
STOCK
Metallurgical
When
10
22 V4 Aug
YORK
EXCHANGE
1
3
25V4 July 28
20
NEW
64% Jun
17 % Jan
9% Mar 29
20% Jan
STOCKS
1
Highest
17
Gulf
Shoe
Oil
Manufacturing Co
Corp
.____
8.33 %
36%
.
x2G %'
'
•'
*74%
'40%
r
76
,
:
143 Va
.100
34%.
34%
34%
1
3,900
25%
26 Va
26
26 VB
8,600
*94
94%
90
36
363A
11,400
143
144'A
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25%
25%
26%
;
753/4
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40%
40%
40%
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36%
34
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*74%.
263,4->
40%
1
36
2,400
.
76
41%
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40 34
25%
2,900
"76" ■:
41%
77.300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2348)
20
.
.
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
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Highest
8
38% Jun
Jan
6
16
47 % Nov
13
20
88% Apr
27
Gulf
'
4
94% Jun
15
1
91
87 Va May 18
86 Va Jan
91
Oct
4
93% Apr
10
"
7
Aug 12
dividend preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred.:
$5.08 dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg CO
15
101
Jun
28
104% Nov
9
19
Deo 29
102
Jan
9
105% Feb
14
33 Va Jan
12
55
Sep
26
53 Vi Jan
30
Apr
19
Hackensack
Water
51 Va Jan
4
42% Jan
3
60 Ve Nov
20
Halliburton
Co
24
Nov
9
29% Nov
14
Hallicrafters
4
24
28% Feb
9
3
112% Feb
13
103V4 Nov
11
103 Va Aug
34% Sep
28
Feb
24
Jan
3
Jan
97
49% Mar 29
*
90 %
103%
Nov
4
19
25 Va Jan
21% Dec
5
Jan
4
21% Oct
; 88% Jun
7
106 Va Jan
6
91
26 % Jun
20
327/a Jan
25
267/e Jan
47% Jun
21
57% Jan
5
66
26% Aug
1
42 Va Oct 31
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28% Nov
42
25
July
" Oct
121
5
24
31% Apr
27
Oct
3
120% Jan
Mar 24
129
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9
35
"
34%
Oct~24
50 Va Dec
Jun
Jan
6
22 »A May 26
~8% Oct~26
9V4 May 25
2
4
20% Jan
3
Aug 31
23 Va Jan
23
8% Feb
27
11%
7
13
6
11
5
Jan
>
Jan
9
1128 Va Oct
27
49% Feb
77
Jan
4
84
17
55
Dec
29 Va
May 12
16
18
36
13
6
55*% Apr
76
13
Mar
9
38% Feb
1
18 Ve Oct
26
15% Mar
8
24
3
Hayes Industries
40% Sep
73% Nov
21
19
Hazeltine
Heinz
Mar 16
•
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Nov
17
19
108
Jan
3
4
115
Nov
(G
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17
Oct
18
5%
20
119% Dec
9
112% Jan
4
203% Nov
2
Hershey
Dec
21
53 Ve Sep
19
68% Apr
7
Hertz
Jan
4
20% Jan
Dec
70
67
28
3
Sep
25
24% July 13
18Ve Nov
68
Aug 22
66
19
28% Apr
21
Hevden
72
Nov
6
3%%
16
Jan
20
7
23% Feb
1
28 % Apr
6
24% Jan
12
14% Dec
6
30% July
5
14% Oct
31
9% Nov
16
13
5
8% Aug 29
297/e Apr
29% Feb
52% Oct
6
Hoffman
5%%
Holland
40 Ve May 26
57c
Holt
Honolulu
90% Sep
13
83V2 Feb
Sep
19
20
8
Jan
14
4
Sep
30
21
Jan
14
16% Oct
10
22 % Jan
4
36% Mar 17
3»% Feb
10
7
Hooker
90
Apr
5
$4.25
2
26
Nov
24
Hoover
2
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Apr 10
16% Jan
5
19
Mar 10
Hotel
16% Jan
36
3
22
Sep
24% Nov
40
8
Nov
-«
35% Dec
33% Jan
19.
79
741/4 Feb
23
80% Jun
9
85% Nov
13
13
811/2 Aug 16
88% Jan 10
93% Nov
1
4.40%
119% Oct
11
Houston
Lighting
Howard
Stores
88
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3%%
4To
65% Jan
21
90% Dec
13
86% Jan
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
12 'A May
2
13% Dec
2
24% Jan
4
14% Jan
3
29
54% Jan
14
45
Jan
3
23% Apr
58 % May
7
43% Jun
8
Hudson
24% Mar 14
40% Dec
16
35 % Jan
3
69% Nov
6
Hunt Foods
6% Oct
94
Sep
14
90% Jan
10
93% Dec
27
92% Jan
4
25
13% Jan
11
7% Oct
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
16% Oct
27
32
21% Jan
20-
3
17% Jan
7
3
30 Ve May 31
21% July 25
31% Jan
25
47% Jan
27
62% Dec
30
Jan
39% Jan
18
43
41% Feb
18
45
45% Jan
22
42% Jan
4
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;
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Feb
11
31% Nov 22
38% Feb
17
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65
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Dec 13
145
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28
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2
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29
Aug 12
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Aug
-
4
49% Aug
9
46% July 27
44% Aug 15
57% Aug 23
50% Dec 27
8% Feb
86% Apr
154
Jan
11% Apr
21
•
29
23
Sep
July
Sound
25
19
Hupp Corp common
57c
convertible
Hussmann
7
13
Illinois
Jan
4
43 % Nov
20
Aug 18
Idaho
Power
.
.
4.42%
4.20%
Indiana
3
12
69% Jan
19
42% Jan
2
148 Va Aug 25
142 Ve Jan
8
36% Aug 24
12
34
Jan
3
55% Jun
9
4
149 % Apr
54% Oct
6
3
84 % Nov
77 % Jan
17% Aug
5
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
26% Dec
30
24 Ve
Sep
27
59% Dec
21
58% Jan
3
21% Feb
19
30% Dec
31% Dec
30
13% Aug 30
29% Jun 19
22
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•
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b
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30
55
Dec
6
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2
94
70 % Mar
2
22% Dec
23
26% Dec
23
Oct
24
41% Jun
20
91 % Dec
7
139% Jan
8
32 Va Dec
20
38
30 % Apr
32
Feb
25
35
17
48 % Dec
■
14
Aug 24
May 31
30
24
93% Feb
7
7 Ve Nov
9
46
16 %
Aug 29
Sep 20
Nov
69 % Mar 28
35% Apr
42% Apr
11
31% Nov
3
23% July 12
32 % Jan 11
39% Nov
22
International
International
33 % Jan
12
50 Va Jun
13
21 % Jun
27
52 % Nov
22
20 % Jan
4
48% Jun
12
26
4
46% Aug 26
42 % Jan
36% Mar
3
1
43
May 19
62% Nov 21
Dec
41% Jan
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3
4
40
51% Nov
Aug 29
10
Oct
115
Jan
18% Oct
31
4
26
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1
10% Oct
13
36% Jan
124
Sep
44 V4 Jan
20
7
7
4
38% Jan
21% Jan
113
Oct
10
3
18
17% Oct 24
12
13% Oct
24
7
13% Jan
3
26
87
40% Oct
24
52 % Apr
13
76 Va Jun
48% Feb
14
22
20
13
83
Sep
1
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6
9
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5
see page
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27
55% Feb
13
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4
26
27
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20
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40 % Jan
40
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May 10
27
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4
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300
18
8%
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50
40%
1,200
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41
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34
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,
39%
41
50%
16 Va
-
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preferred
17
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40
21% Dec
4%
17
24
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•
10
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Chemical
Packers
14% Feb
38%'
42
.,,116
50
:
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common
&
Paper
96
8%
92%
45%
.
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Machines—5
preferred.
Minerals
International
Feb~17
22
•
1
International
11
2
11
Harvester
7%
Int'l
24
3
4
-
-
,
1
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Business
38% Oct
Jan
2
Iron
International
Nov
18%
8%
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19
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100
Int'l
95
44% Jan
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common
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3
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85
23% Nov
108% Nov
:
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36% May 16
36
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27
5
Oct
80
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25
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40
38%
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Insuranshares
17
Oct
28 %
22%
30
15
common
preferred
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27% May 31
28
•
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B
37%
Inland Steel Co
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Feb
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27
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23
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56
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86
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115
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145
37%
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,
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44
43%
•
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10
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37%
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43
8
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23
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10
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86
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86
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85
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41%
38
93%
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1
15
16
85
9
52%
115
common_No par
Indust
39% Oct
Nov
85%
9
-
7
32% Jan
72
28 %
common
10,500
28%
70 Va
28'%
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32% Sep
48% Oct
43
27%
73%
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40%
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3
4
29%
72%
72%
63%
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28
46
29 V«
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6,800
17
30%
73'A
63
common
5 7c
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40
17
30% "" 29%
1
preferred
58
6
41
Howe
99% May 24
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17%
100
25 Va Apr
31% Jan
4
28% Oct
r
15% Mar 23
100
16%
10
preferred
Finance
93
84% Feb 25
50% Aug 24
29
17%
12.50
preferred
16
10
28%
17%
i
30
preferred
Dec
Sep
28%
35%
No par
convertible
8
13
3,800
*40%
33%
convertible-preferred
$2.25
4
60 % Sep
/
36%
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common
Bearing
America
7
9
34%
41%
33%
ex-distrib
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Houdaille-Industries Inc
,
"
13
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of
70% Jan
Aug 19
85% Sep 14
2,900
33%
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preferred
77
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25
1
Corp
Ball
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7,000
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37
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preferred
74
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900
124'
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8,500
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44
10
common
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92
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convertible
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26
9%
10,600
t
51%
1
preferred__25
series
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9
16
16
12
28 V4
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100
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pfd
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30
26
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35'A
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preferred.No par
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5% Oct
4% Oct
33%
28%
■
34%
2.9%
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conv
43% Aug 28
20% Dec
33
28 V4
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•
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Hotels
53% Jan
3
21%
18
class
Corp
34% Jan
4
:
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30
Apr 28
29% May 10
11% Mar 13
Nov
22'%
33%-
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34%
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Hilton
31% Aug
33%
Newport Chem Corp com__l
preferred series A
100
43% Mar 22
42
34%-
•
4,800
26
34%
j;...
-
22%
1
41% Apr
4
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20
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41
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124
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300
58%
25%
26 ■*
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,
73
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2
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34
28% Mar 30
53
44
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10
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7
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Jan
86
44%
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preferred
67 Va Jan
Thanksgiving
35
65%
58%
35
26
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&
64%
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27
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94
38 % Nov
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27
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4
16
Nov
110% Oct
21
2
18
104%
59%
34
100
94%
105%
42%
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50
of America
preferred
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65
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8,600
92
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Nov. 24 1
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77
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4
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26
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Thursday
92
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107
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27
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43% Mar 15
Jan
37% Jan
25
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.
100
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32%
26
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42%
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Harshaw
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87
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preferred
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9
79
1
27% Oct
29% Oct
Paper
:
1
100
—2.50
*87%
103 %
65
.26%
5 «•
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preferred
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
36% Aug
7
27% May 18
34% Oct 17
34
19
May 19
v
9
29% Jan
12 V, Dec
37
67c
7
Nov
5
Aug
29% Oct
23
May 20
28% Feb
1
44% Sep
Co
Harbison-Walker
May 24
80
3
26
60% May 11
Hammond
7
82% Dec
104 Va Dec
Hammermill
15
8
33% July
32'% Jan
61% Apr
Jan
46% Apr
50 Va Jan
Aug 30
37% Feb
3
81
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Watch
45%
89
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128
6
26% Sep
29% Jan
Hall
37% Feb
24
37% Feb
;
31
11
33 Ve Jun
18% Oct
24 % Jan
25 Ve Oct
21% May 24
36
19
46
16
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Nov. 23
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100
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36 Vi
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45
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$4.20
91% Oct
7
84 % Jan
Sep
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EXCHANGE
85
86% Aug 26
Monday
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YORK
NEW
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35% Jan
23
27% Feb
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3
17% Mar
21% Nov
2
22
85% May 19
83
86
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27
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Nov
110% Mar
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59%
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preferred
76%
77 V*
83
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58%
59%
76%
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83
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76 Va
160
4,700
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Volume
194
Number 6111
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2349)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
6
89% Jan '
56 Va Jan
3
95 Va Mar
8
3
8
99% Aug 24
18% Jun 13
96
11% Dec
29% Oct
21
47% Jan
3V
4
Jan
13
8
STOCKS
\
NEW
-
Highest
49% Dec
Jan
73% May 22
101% Oct
3
Jones
2
48
&
5%
21% May 26
Sep 26
-
YORK STOCK
Jorgensen
Mar 20
series A
(Earle
Monday
„
-
Tuesday
Nov. 20
Par
Laughlin Steel common_10.
preferred
LOW
.
4
EXCHANGE
Nov. 21
68%
r
.100
69%
101
68%
101
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
68%
Friday
Nov. 23
Nov. 24
69%
100%
101
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 22
69%
101
AND
Wednesday
100%
68
the Week
Shares
69%
100%
16%
16%
16%:
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16%
16%
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900
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86
29
547/8 Jan
Oct >5
42% Jan
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Sep
47
Mar
74
Jan
Oct
19
11
49% May 23
108% Apr 25
48% Jun
102
Oct
10
122
11
103
Oct
4
122
Jun
Jan
8
59% Dec
29
58% Jan
17
79% Aug
17
75% Jan
9
86% Jan
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87
Jan
90
85"% Feb
90
9
62% Sep 29
34% July 12
-
20
84% Jan
27
5
Oct
92% Feb
6
10-
2
89
July 28
87
Jun
Nov
8
93-
3
Nov
9
37% sep
i6
54% July
39% Oct
4
70
Nov
3
54% Nov
12
16% July 11
51 % Dec 30
12% Jan
3
28% Nov -22
50% Jan
11
84
50% Jan
6
31% Feb
23
-46-
30% Aug 17
25% Jan
6
pfd—100
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1
preferred
_100
4
Nov
'
Kansas
Gas
Kansas
&
Power
&
Corp
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
24
25
23
13
Oct
71% Oct 25
46% Sep
100 7/8 Jan
6
8
52
Jan
78% Nov
27
'
62 Va Feb
11
16%,Dec
12
25 % Dec
2
34 % Oct
24
46% Jan
4
36
Jan
82 Va Apr
11
78
Jan
3
31% Jan
57% May
3
7
4
77
Jan
14% Feb
46 % Jan
5
32 % Jan
4
99% Dec
20
76% Jun
11
18% Dec
21
*16% Jan
7
31% Jan
17
6
36% Dec
15% Oct
7
2
36% Nov
27% Sep' 29
19% Jun 10
33
Jan
34% Jan
12
28
6
5
20 Va Jan
8
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2
27% Oct
25
21
36
5
30% Jan
Oct
.
Jan
Feb
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3
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19
3
14
Jan
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6
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When
issued
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89
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94
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500
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2,500
200
3,100
600
52,700
4,000
40
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48%
49
84%
85%
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43%
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5,300
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25
26%
25%
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14,100
17%
10,200
100 g
431/2
53,800
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1,100
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15%
15%
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161/4
161/2
16%
10
44%
41%
43%
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1
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113%
112%
117%
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37%
39%
95,000
common
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110
109
109
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36%
1
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36%
3,700
160
33%
32%
33%
34
33%
34
34
34%
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24
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24
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23%
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241/4
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5
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30%
31
60,500
5
36%
37
36%
37
36%
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31%
31%
31%
32
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26%
Kroehler M'fg Co
Kroger
96%
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Kresge (S S) Co
Kress (S^H) & Co
16
3
3
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CLOSED
88
No par
preferred
Korvette (E J)• Inc
21
34% Nov
Inc
88
Thanksgiving
53
Airlines
Dutch
Co
*86%
96
52%
-
600
3,400
96
70
50c
>.
83
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88%
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106
82%
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;
4%
117% Nov 24
39% Nov
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82%
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EXCHANGE
88
8.75
•
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July 20
83%
96
69%
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I
KLM
48% July 31
85
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106
82%
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50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
10
21
;
9
11 % Jan
28
93
'
83
*95
89
39%
1
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83%
200
106%
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93
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Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
42% May 23
26% Nov
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; 106
-
83%
600
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Kennecott Copper
3
3
20% Jun
liyaDec
Kendall
24
21
Jan
25% Oct
24
94% May 16
4
31% Nov
>
Nov
49
3
-
38% Sep
7
Oct-' 5
3
73% Jan
55% Jan
30
100
-
_
30% Oct
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22,300
96
48%
88
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105%
32%
96
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Kayser-Roth
105
31%
96 %
48%
95%
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-
31%
96 Va
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82%.
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preferred
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31
96%
48
105
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100
.
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98
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r 106
83%
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106
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105%
4.20%
20
37% Jan
36
preferred—:100
4.50%
5
36
Jan
50% Jan
10
8
39% Aug 24
Jan
convertible
(ser of 1959)
4%
20
23
*
94%
47%
—.
79% Jan
9
94%
47 %
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80%
preferred
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14
31 % Feb
43,% Feb
-
100
__5o
4%'%
21
11
,
•V
31
Nov
93
•
27
68% Jan
■' Oct
88 % Jun
96
84% Aug 25
31
preferred
1
4%%
6
Nov
32
convertible
preferred
___
95% Oct
82 % Mar 18
Nov
81
chem
&
4%%
:
6
87-
Alum
4%%
May 19
25
80% May 23
Kaiser
1
13
125
[i 3'
45
92
6
Oct
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5
May
31
30
122% Jan
30
105% Oct
6
Sutherland
Paper Co
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30%
36%
V
12%
31%
36%
36%
1,100
l
u.v
18% Feb
25% Dec
10
27 % Mar 11
29
25% Jan
36 % Dec. 21
27
34
45
■
'
May 25
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Apr 21
26% Jun 20
40
Nov
25% Oct
13% May
2
14% Dec 30
23% Jun
6
41
Jan
26
29% May
14% Jan
20
24% Jan
24
3
21
2
40% Aug
16
1131
10
Mar 15
25% Oct
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1 Va Dec
22
Lane
20
Lanvin-Parfums
Lear
9
Aug 31
Lee
8
Leesona
Coal
Lehigh
Portland
Lehigh
Valley
1 Va Jan
7% Jan
15
22
4
2% Mar 21
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 22
3% July 18
26% Jan
34% Jun
19
1111% Nov
20
9
23% Jan
4
70 % Jan 22
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6% Nov
48% Apr
28
28% Sep
21
34% Nov
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Oct
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12 % Dec
6
10 Va Jan
4
15% Jun
5
78% May 19
91% Jan
13
81% Jan
3
111% Nov
22
Aug 31
4
151
146% Jan
61
Jan
4
40 % Sep
26
18
28
Sep
23
23 % Nov
61% Jan
4
152
10
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43% Sep
12% Jan
23
4
44% Jan
34% Aug 10
19% Sep
Nov
64
57% Jan
96%
12
18% May 11
14
Dec" 20
32% Jan
Feb
17
19
Aug
30% Jan
9
42 % May
Ling-Temco-Vought
3
27
56% Apr 17
35% Mar 29
21
71
9
Nov
155% Nov
15% Jan
10
Litton
/
Feb
8
140% Dec
Loew's
30% Jan
13
43% Dec
30
96
Jan
21
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
102
Star
Lone
Star
Jan
11
4
Aug 19
100
Jun
Jan
Mar 29
Sep
14
42% Sep
2
39% Jan
136% Jan
104
3
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4
142
Apr
59% May
13
87
170
16
85
22
90
20
4
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2
9
87% Nov
34% May .18
130% Mar
27
29% Nov
135
Feb
87% Mar
91
14
4.84%
3
Gas
23'/8
23%
23%
233a
10,600
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551/4
55%
12%
131/4
127/a
55%
55%
7
4ji/2
■
13 '/a
400
6%
8,100
34%
.13,000
44%,
45%
r'13,000
11%
37%
37%
1,000
55%
54%
55%
13,000
13
12%
U%
36%
3&v&
54%
<•
,
6%
34%
l-O
11%
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11%
M.-3^»»»f-At37%
-
6%
34%
431/2
34%
*»<%
33%
6%
33%
6%
.34
•
5
Co__
12%
12%
14,100
110 Va
111%
20,900
0 *
.
3,500
25
1031/2
IIO1/2
109%
110%
IIOV4
111%
_100
*15iy2
152%
151%
1511/4
151
151
5
46%
467/a
45%
46%
451/8
45%
STOCK
44%.
45%
10,300
50c
26%
271/4
.,,.27%
281/4
271/4.
27.%
EXCHANGE
27%
30%
68,000
CLOSED
48Va
com
49
49%
481/2
49
48
22%
21%
22
20%
21%
—20
661/2
64
64
*63%
pfd
64%
148%.
151%
153%
"153%
155%
46%
47%
47
47%
46%
*151
48%
21%
*651/2
47%
'
1
1501%
90
49 %
.9,000
21%,
22%
19,900
65
•1
Thanksgiving
152
651
200
153%.
154%
20,600
45%
Day
46%
33,900
conv
preferred
5%
series
9
4.25%
series
D
4.35%
series
E
2
Lorillard
May 25
7%
B
(P)
preferred
Oct
31
Louisville Gas & El Co
49 va Jun
29
63
Oct
24
Louisville
30
20% Jan
4
13% Nov
1
49% Dec
6
91% Jan
4
53
Jan
3
15% Oct
18
21
Jan
6
14% Oct
26
20% Feb
8
83
July 12
27% Jan
12
38'
May 17
8
119
Mar 21
Steel
23,500
27%
15,700
57%
571/4
57%
*1C2 %
88
65%.
88
*89%
66%
*144
58 va
14
3.33%
Co
61
611/2
15%
15%
10
Co
70%
•
3,100
6 01/2
go
60%
5,400
14% /
14%.
14%
8,700
61%
623/4
63
64'
3,700
14%
15 '/a
15%,
151/4
6,900
68%
59%
•59%
14%
141/8
61
141/4
62
15
,
xl4%
49,300
145
69%.
68 Va
141/s
60
1
Inc
*144
70
67%
69%
91
71%
09%.
145%
591%
68%
88
*89'/a
70%
68 %
*144
104
*86%
,
7,400
.
*102%
-
91
*89%
91
68%
145%
57%
57%
104
*86%
66%
1451/2
50
Steamship
*102%
88
91
•*89%
*144
(Ky)_Nopar
Sons
<fc
104
*861/2
-
•
168
*160
58
*1021%
104
"'*86%
*
57%
57%
36%
167
*162
168
*160
169%
*160
5'
Nashville
(M)
Bros
24%
27 Vij
100
72
Lykes
34,400
23 %
27%
100
common
4
Lukens
371/4
2 4%
27%
_10Cr
preferred
Co
Jan
23
37%
23%
27%
•
22
May 17
36%
241/4
27%
100A
preferred
52% July
<fc
37%
23%
27%
com___Iff,
preferred
Lowenstein
34%
24%
100
Co
78% Jan
18% Mar 28
35
23%
x27%
1
common
Lighting
341/4.
4
10
Corp
Co
8
24
77
231%
20'A
Inc—
Cement
1
'
231%
3,500
1%
1
7'
14% Dec
4,800
20%
Corp__
38% Feb
51
4,500
15%
2.50
47% Dec
1
34%'
151/4
1%
5
Island
Nov
34'%
15%.
23%
1
conv
Long
71% Nov
146
35%
15'/a
23%
•
„
201/8
comnion.
Theatres
27% Feb
41% Jan
27
34%
151/a
151/4
"
31
22 % Feb
111
36%
15%
36%
15%.
11/2
Inc
Aircraft
35%
36%
20%
Industries Inc
Lockheed
22,100
17%
1%
Corp—
non-cum
13,300
2i3i
17%;
v
20%
Co
Corp
3%%
51% Aug 18
37% Nov 21
21% Oct
4
4
Belt
Lionel
17
26
Tulip Cup
Link
14
26% Jan
5
17
Lily
39
21 vm
5
No par
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
preferred-
4
87 % Jan
4
19% Nov
May
38
18
*
1%
Ihc
Corp_^__;
59% Mar 16
391/2x
21%
17%
18
_No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
5
7
371%
211/4
21%
18%
20%
Products
Refineries
Stores
14,500
i
18%
391/4
21%
1
60% Mar
9% Oct
Jan
Fink
&
4,500
u
40
1
Corp
Leonard
32 7
58%
39 %
40%
41
18
15
*48'/2-
39%
■
;
No par
com
Lerner
24
20
Cement
Industries
46% Aug 10
46% Oct
46% Nov
Co_
pfd series A
Valley RR
j
Lehman
25
Navigation
conv
Lehigh
5
12% Sep
60
&
32%
58'A
37%.
32%
37-
22%
38%-
21%
10
„
Lehigh
16
36%
5
,
20
33% Feb
29% Jan
Nov
Corp
16% Apr
36 »/4
32%
*481/4
*47%-57%
35%
__50c
3
56
*46
1
Tire
&
25
8
25
Inc
Rubber
22% Oct
37/a Mar 11
A
Inc—_
11% Jan
19% Jun
series
__No par
1
28
140
preferred
Bryant
6
Aug
24% July 2'6
Jan
4.32%
24
common...
32 %
26
22
„1
Gas Co
13% Jan
25
16% Sep
3% Oct
Oct
Nov
Laclede
M
26
Mar
114% Dec
29% Oct
28
124"'
Aug 16
52% Jan
6
7.
115
-
Nov
32% Jan
3
Oct
4
46
37% Mar
79
Jan
16% May
~7
53 %
47% Nov
69% Oct
23
44% Jan
16
18
82% Jan
5
88'/a May
3
21
Dec
30
20% Feb
7
30% Nov
59% Jan
7
38% Jan
4
66
•50% Jun
Macy
36% Jan
3
60% Jun
16% Jan
3
31
Nov
19% July
26
27% Jan
18
21% Jan
3
30% Jun
1
Mallory
Manning
1
67%
68
67%
68
67
67%
*87%
87%
87%
87%
87
87
29%
;
&
Moore
&
22
4% Jan
3
5% Jan
27
Maracaibo
4
12% Jan
4
26% Nov
22
Maremont
22
24% Jan
17
38 Va Nov
15
Marine
14% Oct
23
26% Feb
28
% Jan
4
65% Oct
12
May 31
48% Nov
15
6
54% Dec
21
89% Jan
93
51
34
4
Mar 28
91% Jan
3
Oct
24
31% Nov
6
27% Sep
25
31
1
44 % Jan
4
61
Oct
72% Jan
5
78
Aug 31
74
Jan
3
81
Aug
19
79
Aug 26
75% Jan
5
80 Va
Aug
1
65% Jan
4
71% Aug 29
68
Jan
77% Aug 31
6
25% Dec
75
July
44 % Jan
18
72
Jan
12
18
Oct
5
31
July 29
71
19
Nov
preferred
23% Jan
3
48% Jun
12
Mays
3
71% Nov
21
Maytag
13
MCA
36% Jan
6
78% Nov
26
Aug
3
'39% Apr 26
15
30
Jan
4
40
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
70
Dec
19
80 Va Feb
29
71 va Jan
4
94% Aug
Dec
8
86% Dec
27
85
Dec
30
99
5
86% Jan
76
19
Nov
18
May
28
Oct
39%
9
Jaii
4
5
27% Nov
29
22% Jan
45% Jan
11
30% Jan
3
1~8%
Dec""27
21% July 25
31% Oct
20
27
24% May 11
35% Jan
-4
20
51 %Jun
18
5% Dec
_
f 9
Dec""7
'4
Jan
28 Va Jan
48
23
-
4+
Jan
15
7
Nov
28
88
20% Nov
21
29% Mar 16
85
Sep
Apr
14
56
55%
56
551/8
56
57
57%
3,100
28
28
29
29%
31
29%
30%
13,700
24%
25
24%
24%
.
.
6
preference
(J Ray).'&
Aircraft
McGraw-Edison
Corp
Co—
96%
*95%
291/s
30%
30%
31%
30
301/4
297/s
30
Jan
6
3
-Jan
9
23% Jan
19
88
Sep
12;
21% Nov- 20
49% Oct
93
May 24
31% Apr
McQuay
16
10
Mead
.
&
'-4%'%
79
*78
79
*78
79
78 %
79
*78
79%
*78
79
*70%
71
*70%
71
*78
79
71
71
71
79
*78
79
39%
71%
Eng
Co..
CO
preferred
550
10
10
37%
78
38%
38
38 %
9,900
67'/4
1I
78
69%
67
67%
10,800
7.400
74
73
74
75%
77
26%
27
27i/»
27%
36,00
381/4
38%
38%
38%
38 3 4
1,300
22%
71,800
;
3
;_10O
_100
981%
-S8%
98
99-
81%
82%
81
81%
;_2.50
37
series)—100
No par
*
43 %
371/4
35%
40
40
41 %
36%
37%
36%
16 '/a
16 y8
16%
16%
16%,
47%
46%
47%
"
21%
16 %
:;
22
42%
42%
431%
-
91/4
91/4
9%
32 %
33%
32
20'%
21 %
21Vb
'
48
-*
/
i.
93 V2
91i%
93%
26%
26
26
1,800
46%
6,700
211/4
2134
3,900
431/8
43'%
44
9%
9%
9%
32%
32 '
20%
•
48%,
,
25,900
9%
/ 9,200
*20'%
48 %
20%
-
9,300
45-%
32'A
21%
47% ■47%
29,300
17'.
21%
-
42
/
9%
33'%
11,800
42%
41%
37i%
13/300
37%
*
391%
60
44%
37%
36
21%
26
1411/2
170
*147
36'A
22
*91%
2,350
43
47%
48
84i%
42 %
47
41%
190
80%
36%
36
750
81
:
141V2
46%
,
80%
99%
42 %
21%
v
9
No par
-
16%
-
_1
112
99%
40%
37%
x39%
1
•
100
100
'
21%
110
371/2
36%
1
41V4
110
*106%
108
140
140
42
41%.
1
106%
L
150
*138
100
Inc.
110
21%
21%
21%
21 va
*106%
_5
Cement
21%-
21%
50c
^100
—10
i_
(1st
320
%
38'%
_1..
Mfg
Portland
8,600
58%
79
*78
•
Corp common
Medusa
i
Robbins Tnc_
Norris
59%
58%
4,100
28 %
—
Trucking Co—:
Mach
60
140,800
s
29%
73
47
16
59 Va
58%-
59%
30 3
29%
27'/a
26
35% Jan
29%
30%
78%
*701/2
NO par
McLean
31
29%
38
No par
McNeil
29%
76 %
McKee
6
.3,300
97
38 Va
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
5
45 %
28%
23
Apr
900
45
*95%
73%
34% Feb
9% Nov
■'
28
24
39
V>'"
97
59%
70
24
3
31,300
60%
79
38
Feb
31
12,700
18%
60%
1
78%
71
21% Nov
Oct
■
79
68%
17
Sep
38
18%
>
59'%
36%
48% Nov
5% Jan
4GJ/4
47
96
30
35
.4^ vr
461/2'
96%
1^% Jun
Co
61%
471/2
38
Publishing—
McGregor-Doniger Inc class Aj
&
61%
361/2
100
B
Co
McGraw-Hill
(A G)
McKesson &
19
18'A
16,500
No par
preferred
preference B
conv
r
2,200
26%
37%
37%
37 %
19%
62
1,700
5
26%
No par
-
convertible
McDonnell
;
47
__No par
series
:
Corp
4%%
24
37%
19
62
„
1
Inc
McDermott
43 Va Mar 22
18%
26%
367/a
37
.
5
5%
261/8
1
:
1959
17%
5%
26%
.5
25%
36%
>•
5 »/8
251/2
5%
5
24%
25%
25
251/4
x24%
100
—
16
For footnotes, see page 26
40 va
551/4
62%
Inc
conv
9,133
9,500
34,300
27%
No par
com
Co
5%%
22
42% Nov
Aug 21
14% Jan
30
31% Aug
$6
"
U
31% Nov
July 25
Jun
45%
62
Corp.
McCrory Corp common
3%% convertible preferred
47% Aug 22
26
24
Jan
15%
85
3
59
43%
4
McCord
May 19
161% May 22
5
July 18
28% Jan
31
14%
107
94% Mar 16
58%,
44%
No par
(JW)
McCall
26
24% May 22
120
Co
preferred
21
297a
60%
43%
No par
3%%
40% Jan
29%
58%
43
J
Corp__
$3.40
40% Dec
29%
59%
41%
5
Corp.
9
36% Jan
Oct
&
7
7
29%
581%
411/2
Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series_No par
79% Jun
28
29%
591/2
May
6
28% Sep
22 % Mar
29%
1
Corp.;
Martin-Marietta
13
3,500
2.360
587/a
1
preferred
Masonite
2
Jan
72
Field
4%%
21
Exploration
Corp
Midland
Marshall
*
34% Mar 10
53% Aug
19
40% Oct
Aug
38% Jan
25
26% Oct
97
26
67 %
87%
x29%
12.50
Marquardt Corp.———
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_;
29% Jan
40% Jan
400
67
*87
1
5% Jan
Oil
18,200
5
Co_
Shirt
Maxwell
2,900
220
x40 %
1
18% Jan
31
47i%
471/4
„
116%
1
6
25
47%
*471/8
*116'A
10
29
40% May 23
47%
47 Va
;
4% Jun
16% Oct
471/8
47V8
—100
A
12% Dec
22% Oct
45%
43%
Inc
(P R)
Manhattan
-1
45
44%
common
Copper
Magnavox
Co
22
17
Fund
451/2
,_50
series
35
33%
116%
44'/4
43%
■.
Inc
34%.
33%
*116'/4
33%
116
5
Magma
9
8
26
Co
116
-
44%
4
preferred
Madison
6
24
23
Oct
15% Nov
(RH)
116%
*116
100
331/B
34%
33%.
10
common
;_1
Inc
preferred
4%%
•
14
Sep
Trucks
5%%
8
45% Nov
27% July 19
19% Sep
19
Dec
Forbes
<fc
preferred—
Mack
10
85% Aug
48
'6%
-
14
4
34% May 10
33
Sep
MacAndrews
:
48
'
92
*251/4
<
92
26
3;,
3.700
1,400
r
3.400
40
1.300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2350)
22
.
.
.
Monday, November 27,
1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
253/4 Mar 10
30 % Dec
84% Sep
7
30% May 25
37 -\
Dec
Jan
96% Jun
70
Jan
8
8% Dec
16
84
Ifi
51% Nov
30
91% Aug
74
Oct
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
11
70% Jan
4
24% Jun
16
45% Dec Iff
83% Jan
75% Feb
13
93% Sep
8
89% Jan
15
82
Oct
Iff
751/4 Jan
19
82
Not
14
Jan
4
95
86
78
90
Aug 11
10
59% Mar 10
Mesta
70% May
10
41% Oct
30% Jan
4
46% Apr
28
58
95% Dec
40% Not
Jan
May
5
2
21
123% Feb
8
Oct
24
28
Apr
19
31% Feb
24
27
July 12
16% July
30
7
Mar 10
9
88
Jun
4
35% Jan
3
21% Oct
4
35
34 % Jan
Aug 16
Apr
45% Apr
30% Mar 22
3
3% Dec
20
6% Jan
8
3% Jan
7
48 % Jan
ff
37 y. Apr
42% Jun
3
33% Dec
20
6
5% Mar 27
50% Nov
14
95%
*83
85
82%
*81
39%
49 y4
49%
Power
<fc
Light
Development
No par
Corp
Mission
Mississippi
Fuel
River
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Missouri
Pacific
1
5
10
Co
Corp
_5
RR
class
RR
15
39
Jan
15
34% Jan
4
42% May 15
Missouri
Portland
22% Sep
1
19% Jan
5
26% Oct
Missouri
Public
15% Jan
11
4
A.No par
*94 %
97%
98
57
57%
25%
25%
136% 138
37%
EXCHANGE
*81
82%
94%
95
40
403a
Thanksgiving
49 %
50
Day
98
Jan
97%
98%
56%
56%
1,500
24%
25%
21,900
134
134
135
102
103%
7iy2
71
73 %
48,500
26
26%
253a
25%
17,500
42%
42%
42 7
a
42%
900
38 y8
38'%
38 *
8
38 %
5,100
22%
221%
22%
22%
3,500
41 y8
41
41%
41%
41%
15,700
4%
4,400
50
50%
5,500
373a
37%
1,500
26%
26%
1,000
70%
4
4'/a
50
50y8
37%
37%
371%
26Vs
26 Va
26i/8
4
26V8
50%
3
13% Apr
common__5
9%
1
80% Mar 11
62
Jan
4
73% Mar 29
3%%
preferred
100
*68%
69%
*68%
4
6 9i/2
87% Mar 23
71
Jan
4
79
4.20%
preferred
100
*68%
*75
69%
12
75%
*75
75%
*75
75%
11% Oct
26
19% Jan
6
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
4
No par
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18 '
13% Jan
11
14
10% Jan
19
9% Jun
29
13
9% Dec
6% Dec
9
35% Sep
29
55% Jan
8
33 % Dec
8% Apr
4
30
26% Mar
25
21% Jan
11% Aug 22
6% Feb
2
44% Jan
20
32% Aug
31% Aug 18
31
58% Aug 23
39
1
Jan
Mar 10
43% Oct
3
10
Industries
Mohasco
Monarch
class
24
57% Sep
32% Sep
24
53% Jan
26% July
10% Sep
29
14% Jan
9% Sep
25
Feb
26 % Sep
17
28
39% Jan
Montana-Dakota
30
34% Mar
3
21
17 % Feb
1
47 % Jan
25% Sep
25
37% Feb
16
Morrell
18
Sep
11
28% Apr
20
Motec
24
22
Oct
27
98
May 31
23% Jan
4
68% Sep
11
11% Jan
3
29% Jan
12% Nov
7
19% Dec
5
16% Jan
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
20% Jan
21
19
17% Oct
25
21
47% Dec
30
53% Mar
24% Nov
4
29% Sep
12% Feb
1
100
Ward
May
8
9
42% Nov
Mountain
4
41% May 31
M
31
26'% May 22
Mueller
16
S
Wheel
L
5
27
Feb
8
Apr
5
Murphy
12
26 Va Oct
3
66 y« Jun
17
25% Sep
25
9% Nov
32% Mar 28
Co
8
2
18% Apr
i
NAFI
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
59% Mar
1
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
163/4 Aug
8
National
25% Apr
25
26% Jan
27
31 % Jan
12
.National
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
R
12
July 18
49% Oct
26
24% Dec
32% Aug 22
70% Jan
77% not 30
157% Aug 12
11% Mar
1
70% Jun
6
43
Jan
•
31
Maj
20
66 % Dec
24% Dec
6
81% Dec
13
61% Jan
.
157
Apr
17
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
6,100
41 y4
40%
4iy4
40%
41
4,700
33%
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
331/4
32%
32%
2,000
33 Va
32%
33%
321%
32%
32
32 3a
38,100
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liy8
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10%
10
10%
10%
101'2
31V2
32%
30%
31
30%
32
31%
31%
4,100
23%
24%
24
24%
23%
23%
22%
2334
22,200
82 V4
83 %
82
82%
82
83i/4
82%
83
10,100
5
10
13%
41
26%
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41%
13%
40%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
41%
40%
42
41%
42
3,600
No par
27%
27 Y«
27%
27%
27%
26 %
27
5,500
1
23%
23%
23%
24%
24
251/8
24%
25
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23 7
a
3,600
47%
28%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
49
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8,300
28%
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
14,500
29%
97/a
30%
28 Ya
29%
28%
307/a
29%
31 %
28,300
51%
52%
513/a
51%
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13
13 %
13
13%
29%
30
293/8
30
,
.
Co
Inc
Inc
5
:
1- •••*•*
10
of
America
Biscuit
National
137% Nov 21
National
30
33% Apr
12
18% Oct
4
26% Feb
28
21% May 27
49 % Oct 19
88% Dec
20
78
Sep
19
144 y2 Jan
5
35% Jan
104
Jan
24% Jan
4
78% Nov
13
National
11
25% Jan
9
30 3/4 May 11
11
82% Aug 25
46% July
7
23% Jan
3
92% Feb
59
53% May
98
11
Jan
4
Oct
Iff
109% Jan
4
160
9
Aug
7 National
78
132% Sep
17% Oct
19
25% Oct
12
68
Sep
16% Oct
28
98% Jan
80
31
28 % Jan
17% Nov
141/2 Oct
28
20% Jan
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
5% Jan
28
293/4 Jun
19% Nov
4% July 22
7 y» Jan
5% Jan
9
National
Fuel
National
Gypsum
Apr
3
3
6%
9
28% July 21
Nov
98 Vb
Theatres
National
Vulcanized
107/a Apr
29 % Apr
16% Jun
Natomas
28
29% Jan
3
54% Nov
36% Jan
793/, Aug
19
Jan
13
2
21 % Jan
3
751/2 Jan
8
85
Aug 30
79% Jan
9
55
6
'
Mav
79% Jan
74
RO
Mar
26% Nov
85
6
63% Jan
3
76% Sep
33% May 11
47 % Aug 22
43% Jan
3
7
25
3
31% Jan
6
393/4 Jun
13
15% July 18
35% Jun 27
29 y4 Mar
8
Jan
2% Oct
25
4% Oct
25
12% Jan
5
12% Dec
7
373/a Jan
11
10 Y4 Nov
23% May
5
72% Jan
4
6% Jan
«
29% Sep 14
803/4 Aug 19
28 % Jan
38% Jan
65% Jan
73
Mar 28
7
76
4
14
69% Mar
74% Jan
80
Jan
15
99% Feb
2
92 % Jan
20
18 % May
5
102% Sep
22
Jan
96% Sep
0% Oct
29
413/4 Jan
25
106% Jan
03/8 Jan
49
11% Mar
4
17% Dec
2
29% May
36
6
Jan
25
23
Dec
7
98
15
6
Aug 14
19% Jan
30% Jan
v
4
9
21
13% July 12
12% Nov
22
22 % July 20
49
Dec 20
18
26
48 % Dec
Jan
41% Apr
17
62%
Dec"
15 % Oct
28
j63/4 Feb
17
99 % Jan
6
68
Mar 29
32% Sep
6
107% Aug 24
703% Jan
4
112
1013/4 Jan
i3
110
Sep
Sep
20
35% Oct
25
48
Jan
4
22% Jan
25
29 %
67 % Jan
5
78
8
81
Jan
29
86
79% Jan
11
87
80
Jan
5
243/4 Mar 31
133/4 Oct
31
Aug 26
108% Jan
Sep 12
39% July 19
15
31% Jan
4
15Ya Jan
23% Jan
27
41 % Jan
6
For
20
59
footnotes,
Jun
see page
26
23
23 3a
7
$3.75
13%
12%
133a
5,400
241/2
2334
243a
5,600
(J J)
common.No par
52%
100
Co
513/4
52%
531/4
53 %
53%
77
77
76
77
76%
76%
250
25%
25%
25%
2 6 3/4
26%
26%
17,700
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84%
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84%
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84%
36
..1
18%
15
Brake
St
&
42 Vs
5
Railroad
Louis
series
5%
Co
A
Co
Western
Ry
6%
18%
181
a
18%
25,900
41%
42
41%
41%
9.600
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2
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2
2
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y
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3
3%
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11
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41
41%
12
6
Aviation—
Car
North
American
Corp
4,700
2.500
41%
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79
79%
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79 3 a
130
46%
47%
46 Va
47
4638
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19,900
70
70
70
70
70
71
71
220
74%
75
320
82
82
150
75
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75
75
83
81%
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108
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102
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35
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106
103 %
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22
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300
12 %
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53
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69
68
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16
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2,600
67
67
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66 %
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a
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130
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50
67
16
67
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10
44
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45
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43%
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112
112
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120
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100
5
—
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100
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'
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11
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American
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3
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North
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2
8,200
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74%
10
Norris-Thermador
1,100
18
187/a
3,900
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80
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common..25
25
35%
18%
3%
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5
1.
preferred.
preferred
70%
53%
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79
.100
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70%
53%
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1
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com.No par
100
Chemical
Norfolk &
70V2
53%
53%
11%
42 %
2,500
36
68%
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3
com.No par
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683/4
533/4
353/4
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103/4
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1
67%
53%
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2
100
Corp—
Gas
Share
37% Nov
42
42%
37%
373/4
413/4
42 %
4
140
109 %
320
41%
42%
10,200
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37%
5,800
$3.60
preferred
series
100
75
75%
753/4
753/4
757/a
757/a
75%
75%
310
17
$4.10
preferred
series
100
86%
86 %
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87%
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87%
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87 %
40
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85
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87
87
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85
May
4
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87
Nov
17
$4.11
89
Nov
14
673/a May 15
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35 Vs Aug
7
1
52%
77
25%
84 %
68 %
53%
36%/
77
25%
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68
53%
Electric
Northern
21
3,700
13%
preferred—
4.85%
13
18%
24
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
Niagara
12
18%
13%
New Haven & Hartford.No par
Nopco
13,800
24%
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1
6
8%
11%
Mining Corp..
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
24
24
3,900
a
24%
Newmont
Y
14,300
a
11%
System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
$N
12,200
6%
20 3
24%
England
Y
6%
11%
preferred.
4
27% Sep
231/4
preferred
4
21 % Jan
22%
preferred
3
4
13
23 3/a
24%
x52
5.60%
5
31% Jan
227/a
1
5.80%
26
22% Dec
23%
preferred
3%%
New
50 V8 Mar 22
July 5
July 11
4
23 %
Co
800
—5
113% Mar 13
82
27
2,600
Co
112
Sep
9
Aug 26
Nov
19
Inc
Meter
Newberry
3
Mar 14
77
17% Sep
22
1834
100
86 3/4 Nov
41 Va Jan
18%
preferred—
27
83% Jan
4,300
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100
12
8
91 %
18%
preferred
10
Dec
51
18 3/a
5.25%
Jun
83
50%
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24
120
9034
6
Jan
33%
300
51
100
83
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33
9134
preferred
72
331/4
33
51
4.10%
27 % Jan
500
*323/4
33
270
91 Vb
3
Jun
26%
Neptune
5 % %
5
106
26 %
33
100
Oct
26i/2
2 6 3/4
91%
preferred
Nov
26%
2 6 3/4
16,700
513/4
preferred
45
129%
90%
preferred—
108
129 Vk
51 3/4
3.60%
5
129%
91
18%
—3.90%
7
863/4 Aug 24
47
July
129'/a
52
6
3
Jan
130
94%
153
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30
103
96
9334
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52
Mar 17
18% Sep
11
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94%
152 %
27%
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933/4
152 %
90 %
173/4
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pq
Jan
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*95
152
6
10
14
76% Sep
87% Sep
Apr
8
16
64
;
937/a
7,600
9
343/8 May 15
563/4 Aug
9
69% Nov 17
*
129
96
59%
18 3/8
Apr
133/4 Jan
5
45 Y. Jan
22
129
152
58 %
18%
Electric
Feb
93 %'
937/a
7,600
59%
59 3/a
33
183/4
State
24
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96
400
.
32%
18%
Y
117
8
July 18
59%
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>
48%
33
; 323/4
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97% Aug
12
597/a
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59%
18 %
9
Nov
32%
5
14
30
327/8
9,200
31,300
85%
Corp
27
103% Mar
12
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5,300
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Aug
Mar
85%
47 Ya
37% May 17
697/a Nov 14
$4.16
States
37 %
com...5
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series..
100
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85
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85
series
100
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87%
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series
100
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89%
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89%
1
61%
62%
29%
297/a
Airlines
cohv
Northwestern
Norwich
Co
Corp
Northwest
5%%
Power
preferred
preferred
preferred
Northrop
'
2,200
'
81
81% Feb
108
85
477/a
210
"15,400
24%
77%"
8%
48 Ya
4
85%
48
152
•:
21
76%
8%
443/4 Nov
Jan
9
25 Ya
253/4
85
48
93 %
24%
20 %
/
8%
Shipbuilding
103
Aug
26
.
85
-
/
42,400
*
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Day ' ' '
8%
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Apr
253/4
24%
8%
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88
76%
24%
8%
30
6
20%
75%
6,800
>
15
134 %
1
23
Jan
20%
77
133
Co
24
82
25%
20%
75%,
CLOSED
2,800
.
155
14%
a
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83/a Jan
83
24%
20%
154
20 3
Chicago
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136
STOCK
6%
N
3
133
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90
,
EXCHANGE
20 i/a
Mar 22
14
•
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6 3/a
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71% Sep
155
13%
19%
York
76 % Jan
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154
7,700
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6%
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Aug 17
893/4
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19%
Mar 21
803/4 May 4
88% Aug 18
29 %
6 3/a
Air
72
29 3/a
19%
York
11
4,100
6%
New
Sep
108
68
13%
48%
152
50c
Television
&
47/a Jan
3
17
13%
No par
183/8 Jan
23
39 % Aug
13%
19%
46
3
75% Jan
337/a Mar 15
1,100
13
6%
22
20
/
——10
Co
Aug
1
39% Aug 28
1% July
7
2% July 10
137%
10%
51%
19%
6 53/a
32% Jan
134%
133/4
10
51%
1
Aug 24
23% May 11
14 3/4 Dec
6
13%;
10%
51
1
5
6,700
4
National
26
*
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&
National
24
25%
84%
48%
.
10
587/a
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.
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Corp.
6
9% Jan
223/aAug
Service
243/8 Sep
22 Ya Jan
*
100
;
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27% May 15
4
4
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.
Sugar Ref Co
14% Mar
21
B
National
34% May 24
403/4 July 11
^5%
100
20
1
24
No par
common
A
Steel
1
Jan
Co
Starch
Nov
19% Jan
Lead
National
Dec
71
preferred—
preferred
preferred
National
10
*
10
common—_T
Co
6
24
36% Oct
Co
Gas
25
29
~
100
Sep
Nov
.
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6
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(conv)_
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553/4 Oct
17
6
13 Vi?'
132%
25%
20%.
77 Va
26%
Co
24
29
of
National-Standard
18
27%{Jun
series
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Jan
.
3
13
1303/8
25%
20%
'
-
10
91 .3$ 913/a
1543/4, 1543/4
91%
153%
—1
33% Aug 17
367/a Aug 30
$507/s Nov
15% Jan
$4.50
National
130
3
18 % Oct
preferred
1%
21
14
J«8
pfd
4%%
95% Feb
124% Aug 15
23% Jan
3
40
4%%
1
97
3
18% Oct
24% Dec
7
21
Chem
&
27
154% May 18
8
19
Natl Distillers
89%
152 %
Products—_——.5
65% Aug 17
Sep 26
120 % Jan
Dairy
10
,10
_^.^_5
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Castings Co
City Lines Inc
33% Nov
3
■£
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/
9%
10
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common.
;
Aug
52
90% Aug 25
148% Sep
Co
Corp
Cash
Register
National
59% Jan
"
;
5
Can
"
9
1
Corp
preferred'
7%
1
——5
1
Aviation
%
4,900
.A' ■:>
-
Airlines
National
7,000
10
—1
Co
,
17
100
1,000
40%
Natco
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\ 163/a Oct 23
4
23% Oct
/
9
44% Jan
3
8% Aug 10
3
20% Nov 28
92 V4 Nov
6
Jan
149
,
22,400
36 %
Corp
12
9
7%
55%
41 y4
N
41 % Mar
*7
35%
(G C)
Corp
Murray
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55%
55%
40%
Co.—
Munsingwear
52
—
900
5
Inc__
Supply
Brass
18
44
—
;
17%
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Corp
Fuel
Jan
1
8%
21,100
7534
17%
7 ,71/4
55%
10
69 %
No par
Co
&
&
Industries
17% Jan
Sep
8%
9%
68%
'75
No par
Inc
Motor
10
500
3
(John)
Motorola
IVo
56%
Lines
Industries
20% Mar 17
9
7 Va
55%
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Shares.
1,000 lire
American
24% Jan
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7%
55y2
Co
Co.
Moore-McCormick
28
9
7V4
55Vs
9%
9,200
-
Mining
Montgomery
26
17%
2
Co
Utilities
Power
15
Sep
60% Oct
loy4
No par
Chemical
Montana
9%
10
*8%
25
A
B..
Monsanto
Montecatini
25% Oct
Tool
Machine
Monon.RR
Class
Inc
210
102 y2
"102
Oct
4
3,300
25%
Nov
Mar 28
200
18,300
57
,
8
30
110
CLOSED
70
,
95%
85
96
60
26
140
*94
*83
1,000
22 y2
37%
25%
85%
38%
4
25%
31,100
85%
56%
26 y2
50
1
Co
47,700
49 %
4934
51%
25%
73
40%
4 %
50%
50
37%,
20,000
14%
137
102
71%
25%
42%
38'/4
22%
,
*97
42,800
10%
143a
STOCK
82 y2
-
35%
.
42%
102
Co__6.25
Cement
Service
*81
50
common
Mission
85
20
86 %
33%
40 y8
50y2
17
7% Oct
*94
84"'
40%
17
3
85%
96
Corp
29% Jun
Feb
85 %
49%
Minnesota
35% Jan
4
29
85%
94 %
39%
44
38% Aug 31
37% Jan
50%
40%
34% Sep
24% Dec
49%
50%
97%
97%
57 %
58
24%
25 Va
135% 136%
*102
- 102 y2
x72%
73%
25%
26 y2
42 '/a
42 y4
38%
38%
22 %
23
39%
40%
4
33% Jan
170%.Mar 10
51 y2
39%
Inc
17
30
50'/a
85V4
94%
83%
*94 %
series
Utilities
25% Nov
178% Jun
52 y2
86
94 y2
24,800
49%
10
South
Midland-Ross
87% Jun
4
50
100
preferred
Middle
109% Sep
17
% May 24
49%
96
1
Nov
30% Aug
50y2
82V2
96
17
58
3
50
*81
70 % Jan
101
4
19% Jen
50
100
126% Oct
10
39% Jan
14%
series
1
93% Jan
14%
preferred
17
8
15
26% May 18
14%
94%
;/*83%
5
5%%
1st
preferred
100
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Philipp Corp—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3% convertible preference
100
Minn Mining & Mfg
No par
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
99% Nov
60
20
Feb
14y2
700
88%
934
100
4.45%
3
14%
*84%
3,800
51%
*85
10
series--
3.80%
20
86 V4
9%
50 y2
—5
Shares
32 %
83%
8712
36%
34%
preferred
3
59% Feb
*85
10y8
3.85%
3
Aug
87
36%
9%
50
benef'cl int
Co
*85
31%
*50%
35%
Mesabi
99
33% Dec
15% Oct
15
87
10
14%
the Week
24
.
*83
35
10%
33%
84% July
3
48% July 25
30
8
Jun
97
May 27
84% Nov 13
12
Sep
6
Jan
*85
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
Metropolitan E'dison 3.90% pfd_100
4.35% preferred series
100
87
25% Mar 16
88
88%
14% Oct
19
87%
87
No par
Fridav
Nov
51
*51
87V4
Mergenthaler
Machine
51
86%
50,%
3
78% Sep
84
preferred
Sales tot
Thursday
83
86%
Linotype Co——_25c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
PRICES
32%
83
50%
21
of
32 %
3%
common
Trust—Units
32 %
16%c
Inc
Co
Inc
3
Sep
5
$3.50
Stores
Co
&
:
Nov. 23
83
83
51%
20
41% Jan
74% Jan
Merck
HIGH
Nov. 22
31%
32 %
83 %
*83
100
B
AND
Wednesday
Nov. 21
31%
1
common
series
13% Apr
45% Jan
79
Mercantile
3
Corp
3
28
14
9
Shoe
preferred
36% Nov
Aug
42% Dec
not
17
4%
Tuesday
Nov. 20
Par
3
9% Jan
23
Melville
Aug 11
85 % Nov
75
Aug 31
18 Vi Feb
28
33% Feb
2
26
35% Feb
6
84
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jan
80
29
73
NEW
Highest
30% Aug 21
30
8
77% Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Range for PreitaM
Lowest
Inc
com
preferred
Steel
Pharmacal
&
Wire
Co—
10
25
Co
5 *
62 %.c
1
*31%
-
32 %
30
30
66 %
67
61
37%
37%
•85
10
89 %
*88%
89 %
617/a
61
61%
61 3
4
62%
16,900
29%
29
29%
6,5°0
*88%
-
29%
29 %
31
31 %
31%
31%
31%
32
/ *30
30%
29%
30
29 Va
20%
1,600
67
66 %
67%
66 %
67%
7.000
„
29
66 %
.
1,700
*
Volume
194
Number
6111
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2351)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19G0
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
313/a May 17
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Nov. 20
Nov. 21
Par
AND
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov
35% Jan
3
52 Va Nov
16
Jan
4
94% Sep
9
89
Jan
3
953/4 Feb
23
4.40%
preferred
100
93%
94%
95%
75% Jan
94
82
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
83 3/i Nov
8
3.90%
preferred
100
83.
83
*82%
84
89
Jan
4
96
9
3
983/o Nov
13
4.56%
preferred
100
98
98
*97
98
98
86
Jan
6
2
13
95
Nov
22
4.44%
preferred
100
♦94
95%
*94%
95%
95
95
30 Va Aug
4
933/4 Sep
393/4 Jan
90 y2 Jan
97%
4
36'% Jan
5
45 y4 Aug
4
Ohio
Oil
38%
39
28 Va Mar
7
36
Dec
15
33% Jan
19
38%
20
Okla
Gas
16
6
16% Sep
21
16% Apr
12
Jari
83% Jun
19
38% Sep
1
Jan
33 y4 Dec
19
4
543/8 Jan
4
115% Dec
29
18% Oct
85
16
24% May 10
373/4 Aug
20
87
35 3/8 Nov 29
363/4 Mar
Aug
49
Nov
173/4 Mar 15
75
15% Jan
4
22 % Nov
15
Olin
Oil
17
59 y2 Oct
4
24
28% Feb
20
23V2 Jan
12
16 3/a Jan
3
23% Nov
2
80 y2
25
122
% Jun
1
116
Jun
130% May 31
23 Va Oct
26
76
85
Jan
34 y2 Jan
5
93
Aug
.
Sep
28
82% Oct
17
16
26
Apr
1203/4 Apr
3
27
263% Jan
4
40% Nov
22
9
873/4 Jan
6
.
98
Jan
7
17% Aug
17
14% Jan
13
26
18 3/8 Jan
6
12 % Oct
5
5
18% May 11
15 % Jan
5
18% Mar 18
22% May
60
77
May 11
46% Mar
2
20% Jan
73% Jan
3
52
4% Oct 26
Jan
23
3
5
12
5% Jan
3
8% Ma,y 16
19
24Va Aug 30
263/8 May 15
19% Oct
25
4
12% Nov
24
17% July
6
23% Jan
4
143/4 Sep
16 3/4 Sep
8
50% Dec
30
83 % Mar 18
913/4 Oct
7
67% Sep
51 % Jun
1
15
32 Va Oct
4
25
23 % Jan
20
48% Apr
8
28
V; 65% Oct
24
Oct
16% Apr
6
12
Jun
40
39% Apr
'
39
29
36% Mar 15
21% Oct
5%
Jan
28% Jan
33% Oct 24'
60% Feb
12
20% Dec
21% Jan
12
24
59% Nov
22
5
953/4 Nov
24
853A Apr
11
Paramount
443/4 Apr
12
Parke
32
Nov
24
Parker
Parmalee
4%
Sep
19
603/4 Nov
22
3
32"% Nov
9
9
27
Apr 28
72% Nov 24
Nov
17
23 % Jan
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
49 Va
24
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
15
Sep 20
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
3
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
49% Apr
8
45
Sep
7
37% Apr
5
593/4 Nov
20
28% Jan
3
45% Nov
25
303/4 Mar 31
27% Oct 28
36
253/a Jan
283/4 Sep
89
23% May
22
31% Oct
41% Jun
6
26 3/i Jan
9
39% Nov
24
943/4 Sep
90% Jan
19
101% Jun
5
97% Jun
5
17% Jan
5
11% Jan
3
18
Nov
20
7
45
7
323/a Jan
3
55% Nov
8
18
10% Oct
30% Nov
Dec
Jan
48
5
,
Co
Fruit
Pennsalt
Pennsylvania
Penn
Glass
Sand
Power
* Light
preferred
4%%
7
4.40%
series
NOV
3
'i.54 y4 Nov
24
Peoples
Sep
27
50% Jan
24
Peoria
34 Va Jan
29
50% Jun
17
46
July 24
593% Nov
8
433/4 Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
12
83 y2 Apr
20
Perkin-Elmer
Sep 28
41% Dec
5
37% Jan
3
76
Nov
20
Pet Milk
95% Mar
7
94% Feb
1
99
Oct
26
7^
13% May 17
16% Jan
"*"2 % Dec" 21
~S% Jan~21
263/8 Mar 14
38% Jun
43% Mar
3
Jan
3
3
3
30% Jun
29
96
99% Sep
2
83% Sep
1
5% May 25
53% Nov
95 ./
84% Jan
Sep 12
80% Sep 22
91% July 5
Brewing
20
98% Nov
1
6
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
6
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
6
33% Jan
3
80% Nov
24
15"% Dec
: 6
38% Apr
8
173/4 Jan
3
25% Jun
5
60 3% Dec
29
743/a Jan
100
Aug 14
104% Mar
62
9
78% Jan
Aug 12
79% Jan
80% Aug 29
14
Mar 29
Dec
77% Jan
12
83 % Mar 16
25
3
64% July 31
22% Nov 20
Dec
3
3
30
98
86
18% Sep
6
51% Sep
14% Jan
6
47
Dec
13
144 Va Jan
4
70
11
97
Aug
2
94
Feb
3
1
41
Oct
16
29
Apr
433/4 Feb • 1
73
14
Jun
27
5
;
20
39% Jan
10
68% Oct
27
4
183/4 Jan
3
27% Apr
24
8
81.%-Aug 23
88
2
13% Dec
Nov
60 3% Jun
43% Jun
1
10
Dec
8
•253/8 Jan
28
17% Dec f
28
23
93
Aug
Jan
78
88 Va Mar 21
19% May 20
Nov
14
88
12% Oct
22
Phila
23
18% Mar 16
Apr
21
&
Phllco
Philip
17% Nov
553/8 Sep
28^
132
Aug 31
8
38% Jan
17
28
10% Dec
803/8 Jan
-
6
Dec
29
57
59
>
123
113% Oct : 5 :
45% Oct
.83% Oct
43 y4 Mar
623/4 July 18
4
93/4 Oct
4
Jan
12
44
15
46% July 21
9% Jan
3
18
Jany 6
65% Jan
24
J
21
5
5
130
8;
72% Dec
20
69
9
107
Nov
V 253/4 Nov
2
2613A Aug 22
20% Jan
175.
3
Feb
13
173/4 Jan
3
353/8
36%
30%
30 %
40,000
31
31%
32
47%
4,800
50
50%
53%
53%
603/4
55
60
31%
31%
31%
32
12,700
313/4
32%
31%
32
7
*24%
25a/8
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*24%
'
x68a/i
69
" 3G3/a
99%
7
77 "
96%
17%
54
693/4
*93
21
(The)
Mar 15
43
86
19
80y4 Jan/' 5
87y2 Aug 17
14
17
.90
Sep
7
1053/4 Aug 19
5
86
Jan
102
Jan
3
1043/4 Jun
12
28
/493/4 Aug 19
,74y4 Sep
7
:23% Apr
-20
May 11
106
Feb
18
123
73/4 Sep
81
Feb
29
21
,11% Feb
25
22% Mar 22
May 17
1183/4 Jan
11
-66% Nov 21
8
Jan
84% Apr
22 % Nov
173
3
14
4
Public Serv
Nov
Co..
Co of Ind com_No par
100
25
25
100
preferred
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
Publicker Industries Inc
$4.75
87% Aug 14
No par
preferred
333/8 Jan
3
43% Oct
11
Puget Sound Power Se Light
Co—10
24
42
Jun
12
Pullman
No par
2
39% Jan
4
3iy4 Sep
27
39% Jun
14
Pure
Jan
26
633/4 Dec
S
57% Feb
17
92 y8 Oct
20
Quaker Oats Co
125'/a Jan
11
27% Jus
•
54%
41
413%
59 „•
8,400
5 6 3/a
7,600
7,600
7,900
STOCK
.
50
EXCHANGE
>553/4
r'2
1
72
99
99
183/s
>
183/tt
39%
Thanksgiving
3%
Day
230
<7,600
40
4,300
33/8
3,500
513/4
53 %
68,000
58%
58%
13,400
35%
11,600
35
100
34%
100
100
410
833/4
84
430
98 y2
Inc
;
•
Oil.
85
1023/4
x
9&y2
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50
103 y2
90
78%
80
79
so y2
29,500
23%
693/4
r
95%
119
233/8
23%
24%
51,800
'
95
95
95%
•
122
116%
96%
1,860
119
125
843/4
84%
843/4
84
85
82%
82%
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81%
♦81
82
57
58 Va
•56%
573/4
56%
57%
21,100
22%
223/B
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
5.800
683/8
693/4
697/b
5,700
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43%
45%
63 3/4
633/4
64 Va
23%
233/4
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•;
15,300
793/4
79
43
43%
3,300
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64
63%
63%
6,100
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24
24 Va
2,600
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87%
80
80
14%
14%
79
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14 y4
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131
V
20 y4
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f
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52
53%
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116
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26
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53
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20,000
270
53
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30
6,900
13,300
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53
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118
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14%
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10 3/4
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131
131
633/4
53%
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10
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229 Va
225 Va
233 */2
16,200
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\ 102
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343/4
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227%
183/4
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34
2363/i
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3,900
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118
101
114
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323/4 Oct
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v
100
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4
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22 s/8
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29% Feb
53
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4.32%
15
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v
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3%%
16
May 12
2.000
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6
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65
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7
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9
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1
78
2.50
5
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114
116
21
78
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22
23 Va Apr
54
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22
4
98,300
'
100
80
114%
53%
Feb
7
17%
51%
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103%
77 3/8
65
103/4 '11
pref-100
preferred
preferred
102 %
23%
25 Va
Nov
108
3%
.
99%
98%
1
x633/4
92 y2 Nov
106
70% Aug
20
Aug 25
10
98 Vz
78%
•-
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$1.40 div preference com—No par /
4.08%
preferred
100, \
4.18%
preferred
100
4.30%
preferred
100
473/4 Jan
13
Co
Gamble
98 '/2
14y4
Procter
17
120
17%
CLOSED
40%
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.
79 3/i
Public Serv Elec St Gas com_Nopar?.
Nov
8.500
96%
50%'
„
85
23 v.
Public Service Co of
y2
1,200
99%
96%
18%
34%
100
84
*84%
14
88
34
39%
99%
58 %
-
63%
16
3
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433/8
20
8
3/4
71%
3%
3 s/8
96
70% Nov
86% Nov
9,300
38%
'
100
39
343/8 ,"35y4
68 V*
1023/4 NOV
8
■'
:
101% Nov
81% Aug
83% Jan
Aug 30
40
99%
22
3
6
70%
:i8%
51%
57%
11
30% Apr
'
: 54
<♦99
<58%
"94%
10
64% Jan
3
75
*81%
Co
30
Jan
1,800-
•33
59
18%
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Corp
30
28
250
43%
,
583A
43
..54'
99
U3V*
common
.69% Dec
12
5,300
56%
43
52%
58 3/a
183/«
49
56%
-
convertible preferred
">44% Dec
29% Sep
8,500
39
99%
95^
17%
54a/a
*413/4
84%
23 V*
Potomac Electric Power
8
28%
-
'
preferred series A_
Inc common..
&
'28
33%
52
43
3%
103
753/4
(NY).
8
Jan
52%
58 Va
35
*102
49% Nov
73
L
y 37%
:
99%
9oa/4
17Va
54 Va
X51 Va
:
100
98 %
3
9
44
2,700
'
33 y2 Jan
11
3 5/b
84%
30
Jan
43'/a
33%
395/8
59%
100
Apr
52
•47%
69%
513/4..
34%
common—
Porter Co Inc (HK) bV»% if
34% Dec
18%
48 %
57 Va
18
40
3%
4
88
Sc
18%
48
56%
99
50%
class A
100
/. < 5 % %
1st series prior pfd—-100 /
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Polaroid
'18%
300
72%
'
18%
58%
97 y4 Oct
1
65 V* Jan
20
35
28
*41%
76
39%
19
Feb
-41% Feb
Nov
2363/4 Nov
273/8
8,700
243/4
70
'
common
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
273/4
'
Poor
27
98
8
<
100
*
17%
Inc
Reading Corp
Co
70%
253/a
51%
'
preferred
$3.50
54%
693/4
18%
l83/4
48
48
56%
58
44% 7 44%
333/4
34%
37
38
99%
99%
95%
95a/4
17%
17%
533/4
54 %
18
243%
70
27%
38%
99%
96%
.7 <24%
69
27
27%
18%
183/i
47
47
58
59%
43% • 44 *
34%' '34%
7*
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.28
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
<
210
11,100
36%
30%
Morris
Plttston
2L800
30%
...
223/4 Mar 30
11
84 % Dec
13
77% May 10
59%
953/4
30
preferred.
3.90% series preferred,
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
—
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke Sc Chem Co 1
$5 convertible preferred—
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
6%
.39.500
58%
953/4
57%
4%
May 10
1
Feb
24:
27
Jan
120
Nov
Jun
95% Jan
20% Jan
12
96 y2 Jan
12
Jan
Jan
55% Jan
88% Oct
78 Va Jan
28
17% May 17
61
4
11
5
263% Mar
3
4
81% Jan"
253/a Jan
36% Mar
21
124% Jan
125 :' Apr
:
25
16% Dec6
,
114
30
Aug 11
Nov
28% Apr
795/b Feb
131
26:-
15ya May 10
163 % Feb
3
75% Jan
Nov "15
9% Sep.28
•
27
22% Jan
.71
•
'
.
Sep
18% Jan
21%
59%
56
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne St Ohio *J—
Dec
123
12,000
56
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Corp
3%%
14
24
May
97
Sep
54
9
31% May
Sep
Nov
125
4.68 %
8
71!
Jan.
4.30%
15
85
20
41% Mar
8
81
Apr /5
77% Jan
Sep
3.88%
15,600-
153/a
55%
35%
Co
Electric Co
4.40%
v
12%
953/4
58 %
57
Phila
Mar
85
5,100
12%
:* 15%
203/4
15%
4,400'
»
56%
363/i
1:53 y4
35 % Oct
320
7%
20 %
13
20%
*95
58%
65% May 16
.
7%
19%
20
15%
"
4,700
3,400
•
55%
35%
Pfizer
103% Mar 29
57%
62%
40 %
150%
7%
12%
12,200
'
62
40%
149 %
20%
•
100%
58
37%
4%%
Pfeiffer
623A
40%
150
600
23
*21%
100
56%
36%
(Chas) & Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp.
24
96
79
56
95
'
7
13
813/4 Nov
,
56%
Pfaudler
46% Jan
Jail
29% Sep
:
58%
20
6
Jan
13% Apr
13
15%
21%
^.•58%
49 % Apr
57% Jan
75
91
123/i
15%
20%
583/4
15
8
87%
60
13%
15%
21%
Corp
Permutit
23
101
193/,
42 %
21
2,600
20%
52 V*
18% No v
80
3,800
623%
42%
common
12,500
17%
7%
71
800
96
14%
7%
563%
•
39%
96
22%
40%
7 13
15%
21
96
.115%
39%
14%
148
20%
54%
114
17%
99%
62%
7%
19%
*S5
16,100
21%
40%
150
193/4
/
4,100
92
14%
39%
149%
52
26
30% Jan
23
62%'
520
91
90%
17%
*21%
7
104%
Co
15% Sep
11
62%
63
39a/4 ",40
7150
7%
7%
Co
Co
23
99%
149
preferred—
Petroleum Corp of America—
.<
*21 %
<
23%
1,600
13 y8
Coke-
Ry
32% Sep
•
23
43,800
89%
22
105
9,500
19%
17%
■
58
Eastern
Pepsi-Cola
Inc
Light &
Gas
&
100
10
5
21%
*21%
11,100
59
Hay
95%
104%
21%
783/4
19
40%
95%
v
1"
No par
100
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores
36
Corp
com
39%
96%
133/4
50
1
3 : 7
Corp
39%
17%
5
common
Chemicals
68% Mar 25
92% Jan
Inc
38%
21%
27,800
Thanksgiving
92%
*95
40 3/8
59
115%
38%
96%
10
5,800
77%
CLOSED
.
91 y4
115%
l3a/4
1
90
91%
115%
17%
1
4.68% conv preferred
Penney
(J C)
Co
89%
900
423/8
23
90%
21%
25
Corp
90 '
STOCK
EXCHANGE
115%
17%
3.50
Penn
7
37% Nov. 15
30
preferred
prior
89%
90 %>
21%,
143/8
No par
5
Ford
Cement
2
4
&
90'/2
114%
21%
13%
2.50
common
23
17%
/"
No par
Transportation
Coal Co
23
"
1
Co..
Penn-Dixie
9
6
Co_
Proof
conv
Penlck
27
7
97% Aug 24
943/4 Aug 31
27
Jan
85% Jan
A
Feb
dc
Rust
22%
W
70o
Corp
1
21%
37%
Line.lNo par 7"
1007
Pipe
Pictures
Davis
5%
\
East
19%
22 Va
*95
5
Inc
19 ,>-
89%
50c
Airways
17%
88%
21%
78
19%
*
2,400
40%
58%
77 Va
>19%
89 V4
25
Sulphur_r
preferred
Peabody
14
38% Aug
33
27
1
58%
77%
19%
22'
25
World
Panhandle
44
22% July 25
Amer
18
26 Va Oct
58%
77 '
78
114%
5
Electronics
American
Pan
6
May 16
'58%
.
Aggregates Inc_5
common
Electric
&
Packard-Bell
22"% Nov
19% Jan
Corp
dc
Co
Pan
Mar 22
8
30
59 Va
19
'
48
11,300
41%
21%
-
110
39%
*88
40%
21%
No par
Packaging Corp. of America.:
86% Jan
5
40%
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par" :
Pacific Telep & Teleg com__14 2/7
7*
6% preferred
!
100 "
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
"
'
3
393/8 July 19
29
14% Feb
Gas
533/8 Jan
4
4
19
41%
21%
15
common
preferred
Pacific
16
30% Jail
Oct
Co
Coast
141% Jan
19
Paper
American
Apr
40%
21%
76 J/4
30c
360
96
48
42%
-58%
Utilities—-10
200
97
4,100
39
88%
42
221/B
:
<
370
83
*16%
*88
21%
5
1
Corp
*
39%
41%
100
Cement
177
Corp
41%
41
No par
Pacific
2
16
42%
S
88
41%
3.125
Pacific
28
32% Jan
145
Rockland
Marine
Pacific
Nov
88
Corp.
3
Feb
.53% Sep
23
Gas
15
108
88
41 %
♦87
7.50
$5 preferred
25% May 31
17
30
17
Gas
943/4
*94%
48%
16%
Chemical
22% May 17
Mar
48
preferred
Oxford
7% Jan
8
26 % Mar 10
130% Feb
Dec
243/4 Jun
48%
17
Co
4%
July 11
18
11% Jan
48
51
82
97
,17
Owens-Corning Piberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com._0.25
11
18
&
51
17
<17
Shares
94
common.5
Co
Elevator
Outlet
1023/4 Mar 22
104
Sep
106
12% Oct
11
Otis
Outboard
51
49
100
Natural
&
Orange
5
July 11
50%
48%
20
Mathieson
173/4 Oct
51%
94
38%
preferred
Olin
Oklahoma
39y» Jan
31
Jan
;
4.24%
7
56% Jan
50%
38%
preferred
22
4
82 3/4 Oct
Electric
&
42 y2 Nov
.5
51%
No par
92% Aug
28
51 Va
15
Co
24
37 y4 Jan
104% Feb
common
'
24
42 3/a July
24
Co
32 Va Aug
'
Oct
4%
88 3/4 Mar 27
4
Edison
393/, Oct
■
64% Dec
4
19ya Oct 24
15
Ohio
the Week
Nov. 24
82%
Aug
93 Va Jan
82%
Sales for
Friday
23
95
4
84
r-'
SALE PRICES
Thnrsdav
Nov. 22
39
16,700
33
26,900
'
32%
'33'A
Q
42
26
Mar
For
8
136
Aug 18
27% Nov
footnotes,
14
see page
131
Jan
26s/4 Jan
28
13
4
145
31
Sep
Apr
18
1
8
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.. 10
<
6%
common
88%
*141
,88%
90
143%
.
141%
90
.
141%
.
:
88%
•141%
883/b
89%
143
•141%
■
29%
293/4
29
29
;•
28%
-
28%
28%
88%
143
28%
6,100
10
|,400
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(2352)
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Kmnge for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
R
4
46
74
12
57 V2 Jan
4
ny2 Oct
27
6
11V* Jan
4
53% Jan
4
34% Sep
27
Apr
22% Jun
15% Dec
28
,2
SOy* Oct 25
8y* Dec
20
18% Jan
5
337a Feb
5
11% Dec
8
28% Jan
20
12% Dec
28
8
5
30 y> Dec
Jan
Oct
1
28% Jan
18
24
28 % Jun
16
15% Dec
7
19% Mar 17
1
68% Jan
4
43% Nov
27% Feb
1
43% Dec
21
Apr
52%
19% Mar 14
7% Feb
25
.
26
6
20% Apr
1
67
Oct
27 y» Jan
11
10% Jan
3
6
14% Jan
Reliance
13
Reliance
66% Mar
A
52% Nov
1
..
18% May 11
22
6
3
65% Mar
37% Mar
9
52
24
56% Jan
21
43% Jan
3
60% Nov
8
26
71% Jan
4
35 y8 Oct
23
56*/* Jun
5
41% Sep
11
49 V2 Jan
30
Oct
2
131% Jun
5
37 y2 Oct
37%
57
Sep
42% Jan
48
4
lioy* Oct
149
27
Sep
23
Jan
5
Jun
108
84
23
Aug 18
12
73%
49
78% Jan
3
25
25% Jan
3
Jan
Mar
30
Nov
2% Jan
6
111% Nov
14
8,500
%273A
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
5,200
79%
80
81
Co
Steel
:
10
12 %
M2V+17%
•
5
series—.100
'.
22%
60;
i
51
18
,20%
•
••
10
3
3% Feb
55
Apr
32% Feb
10
47% Jun
Jan
43% Jan
19
62% Oct
•£?;.:
3
33'/a Nov
:
27% Jan
4
38% Aug
9
Dec
2
38% Jan
400
Dec
28
•2
Jan
4
780
Mar 23
600
May
Jan
670
2
May
17% Jan
2
89
Sep
20% Dec
16
5
14
14% May 12
13% Sep
21% Jan
22
3
27Va Nov
Oct
25
21% Jan
13
Feb
I
17%
58%
1
46% Jan
4
29% Sep
19
21% Mar
2
10% Oct
3
14% May 31
Jan 22
12% Feb
36% Jan
15
11% Oct 25
12% Apr
5
16
8
42
31% Oct 24
17
87
12% Jan
16% Jan
18
92
Rochester
/•69%-
69
f;
48%.
>48%
.
115%
Rohm & Haas Co
16
13
4%
Rohr
8
Ronson
21
16%
Rubbermaid
46 y* Apr
7
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
19
.26% Jun
23
18% Jan
30
27 y* Aug
8
15
33% Sep
19
12% Oct
25
22% Mar 16
30% Dee
t?
■
40% Apr
Nov
7
36% Jan
88 y2 Aug
May 27
10
9
8
39iy4 Nov
259
4
Apr
Feb
86
61
400
9
Bt
43 Vi Nov
6
Bt
20% Nov
3
St L
79
7
11
15% Jan
19
70% Jan
26
55% Jan
4
93
7
14% Jan
3
22
8
21% Jan
3
34% May
10
87/t Jan
3
11
8
23
81% Jun
17
Oct
18
50% Feb
4
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
15
17% Feb
17
93'/4 Jun
7% Jan
46% May
38
Jan
8
8y8 Sep
Tin
41 y» NOV
72
Jan
77
May 27
16
Oct
16% Jan
4% Dec
4
12
30
31
28
May 17
1
30% Nov
44% Feb 17
Jan
71% Jun
26
19 y. Sep 29
30 y« Apr
5
Aug 15
92 y2 Aug 19
.
,
15
15
6% Jan 14
38% Jun
13
..24ya Aug 22
18% Sep 22
41
Jan
4
59
Jun
23
19% Jan
25
73 y* Jan
16 y* Jan
Feb
.70
Inc
19
■»
9
11
3
74
23% Jan
29
21% Jan
20% Jan
4
Sealright-Oswego
*
July 28
24
8% Jan
14% Apr
48% Aug
21
31
18"% Sep
25
36yaOct
5
4
15% Sep
If
::23% May 15
13
15% Jan
4
19% May 21
Sheller
16% Feb
14
23% Aug
Sheraton
25
34
Apr
7
38% May 23
60% Apr 17
90% Aug 14
24
Jun
1
22% Sep
29
31,% Sep
1
28
Jan
3
31
54
Jan
6
42% Jan
4
94% Jan
4
70% Jan
3
€9
Sep 26
16% Mar 24
47
Nov
23
13
55% Jan
4
68 y» Dec
22
Sepr 29
13% Oct
37
31
Jun
2
95
Jan
4
19% Dec
6
53% Jan
11
18% Feb
26
11% Oct
25
10% Oct
24
28% Mar 23
38% Oct
11
64% Jun
14% Jun
2
42% Jan
15
5
Jun
10
7% Dec
30
Jan
12
46% Dec
30
45% Jan
28
51 % Oct
18
12% Jun
21
28% Dec
19
21
11
15
May 10
Dec
15
12% Nov
7
16% Feb
17
39% Jan
12
31% Jan
4
Jan
30% Feb
3
.
15% Dec
30
70
29
Dec
50'/a July 18
13% Jun
16
18% Sep
38% Aug 31
40% Aug 24
28
23% Jan
5
Sep 28
>6% Nov 23
54 Va Jan
5
14% Jun
69 V2
40
1
13% May 18
17
Sep 26
11% Sep 26
6% May
2
37
18% Aug 23
Aug 23
29 ya Jun
29% Jan
13
Shell
6
36% Oct
9
63% Jan
11
44% Jan
3
26% Oct
3
12% fran
4
3
3674 Jun
61% Nov
457a May
127% Nov
4
67J/4 July
3
6
7
46% Jan
4
77
38% Jan
3
6% Mar 15
44 y4 Jan
14
9
60 % Nov
Jan
25
52% Jun
27% Jan
3
497a Oct
3
287a Nov
11
31% Sep
14
5
8
15
16
47% Jan
19
6174 Nov
10
Southern
52% Nov
15
Southern
3
49 V4 Nov
22
Southern
Natural
3
29% Oct
11
Southern
Pacific
47% Mar 15
17% Jan
9
61V2 Oct
13
197a Nov
8
20% Jan
5
27
5%
30
Mobile
Spalding
(AG)
Spartans
3
117. Apr 27
447a May 31
3
91
20% Jan
26
35
88% Jan
3
Sep
6
see page
26
Mar
97% May
"
r
9
-
-
'
&
29 y4
r
11,100
A/
43
191/4
19%
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200
36%
371/4
CLOSED
36%
98%
98%
371/4
37%
Thanksgiving-
36%.
371/4
22%
20%
22%
Day
;'•' A-:
20%
22%
•
37%
97%
:AA
18,200
97%
i
191/4
19%;. 1934
19%
18%:
27%
28%
27%
27%
10 '
10
10
664a
68%
66% >
45%
45%
20
308,400
:
461/4
19%
tr
A
68
30
69
<
1
9%
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127'/442%
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42 Vb
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91
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11,300
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44%
11,700
310
78%
'
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91
•
preferred
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5%
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30%
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2
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99 Va
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43 A
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Jan
■'
38
37
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stock
3
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'
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24
88
92 %
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footnotes,
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5172 Nov
4
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76
180
A
37
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20
4
17
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3
30
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12
Oct
42%
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76
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90
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38%
Co
7% Jan
35 y3 Jun
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,
15
26 y4 Jan
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4
5
5
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11
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-
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35
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75
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450
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5
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Smith-Douglass Co Ilic
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Soo Line Railroad Co
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South Amer Gold <fc Platinum
1
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South Puerto Rico Sugar com
5
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26 A
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25
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30y4
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23%
Southern California Edison
25
100 3/4 1027a
98 ,0
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16
42%
%
57%
911/2
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4
26% Jan
35
450
26%
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65 % Mar 20
34
92%
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59%
581/2
59%
91%
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36% Jan
58%
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65
23
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.
10
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13,000
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15% Jan
49
59
3
...
48% May 19
13% May 26
97a Nov 22
Nov
A
28,500
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22
14% May 16
11% Oct .31
16% Nov
•
377a Apr 11
31'% May 10
23% Jan
>
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100
231/B
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2.50
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13%
911/2.
1
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Shell Transp 4e Trad
8
13
9!/2 Jan
30
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28
Feb
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34
14
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Shamrock
7
4
40
13%
44,100
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40
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1.15
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131/4
600
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:
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5
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28
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1
preferred
12
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...
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19
May 17
31% Feb
:
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$5.25
3
33% Sep
43
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Oct
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4
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11,500
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1
170
22%
24
1.40
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17
1,480
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580
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104
570
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12
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12
3,200
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11% Jan
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54
9,300
35
3,900
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Seagrave
5
33%
"
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13
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31%
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23
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30 y» Jun
-
97% Jan
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14
39
39%
-
15,600
V 31%
1
.:
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7
Jan
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15
3,900
4,000
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40
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27
100
preferred
preferred.
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4
29% Dec
$4
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15
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3
9,900
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Oct
11
When
9
Co
Seaboard
Jan
43% Jan
24
...
Paper
29% Mar 21
16
43
Nov
Inc.
Scott
30%
23%
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preferred....
May 22
37% Feb 24
100
28
15
27% Jun
21
Schick
May 19
97
convertible
10
4
27
44«/2 Nov
81 y2 May
Pdwer
Electric Co..
3
28
13% Jun
30y« Apr
17% Sep
14 y# Mar 10
132% Nov 24
30%
32
_____10
Diego Imperial Corp
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33%
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100
series A
16
25
5
14
12,400
4D/4
33
26%
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Bchenley Industries Inc com
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preference
Bchering Corp common.
24
>
1041/4
40%
1
1.86%
Paper Co common
pfd 4.40%
Sangamo
48,500
24%
Diego Gas <fc Electric Co____10
Jan
Oct
10% Dec
San
'''
24%
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f>%
100
Jun
Jan
14 % Mar 31
•
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46 y4 Nov
Fran
5
11
29
21
May 10
May
70
3
16
1st
1 %
23%
v.<
.
1
27
10 V* Nov
11% Sep
v
preferred
conv
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light &
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16
400
27,600
:
100%
'
'
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1 %
T'
38,600
;
89 -: '
' 91%
2.50
■
,21% July U
•0
7% Sep
22% Nov
3
Jan >4
87
39% Feb
84%
•
22%
No par
Storea^ommon
St Regis
5
Feb
11
6
•1
19
3
2,300
31%
,
583
__5
Co
preferred.
San
13 i/s
~3%
-
60
Preferred series A
May 25
4
42% Oct
36
41% Oct
100
Jan
30y, Jan
37% Jan
13% Dec 12
19% Oct 31
8% May
31% July 30
92.
7
10% May 16
21 % Apr 14
31% Sep
Mar 14
7
July 13
Apr
113%, 114%;
:•
'r
32%
.
38%
1
(Jacob)
<4.30%
37 y4 Nov
79% Feb
12
4%
8
:1,600
■91%
__1
Aeronautical
Bafeway
8
33% Jan
8
Jan
21
26% Jan
37% Sep
22% Jan
30% Oct
Nov
7
32
19
30
18
!:
___1
Ryder System
26
15
29% Apr
34% Jan
Sep
92% Nov
Jan
24 y* Sep
14% Sep
19% Mar
3
:■' Hi
32% Oct 24
S38
54,600
48
88 »/2
41
31%
20 g
Co
Inc
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10,500
37%
83
32%'
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25,200
56%
.
1
Co
Ruppert
6,200
100
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3
6
*47%
»/4, 107%
32
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(Geo D)
Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co.
3
3
106
x40,/2'
34%
!
,
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp...
9% May
47%
1 %"
31 %
Corp
Ruberoid
69%
.
55%
113% .113%.
800
26,000
A.
,
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Roper
May 17
68
36%
13%'
-
17a
5
common
17%
42
1
Aircraft
18
43% Apr 11
19% Apr^ 18
14 y* May
f "
10
preferred series A
5
114
113%
8,900
.
V 60%
41%
571/8
47%
180
38,100
50%
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36%37%
48%
5,200
61
88 %
13%
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55%
2,700
21%
49%.
83%
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2.50
Telephone Corp
57%
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47%
3131%
>
1,100
,
"
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Copper Mines
71%
57
A
57%
39
:
17y2
26,200
181/4
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70%
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•
82%
10
Rockwell-Standard
July 31
27% May
25% Nov
9
Antelope
v
41%
114
1.25
Inc..
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F 401/2
48
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Corp.
Day
3 2,800
20 %
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,
47%
21%
17%
58%
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56%
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Controls..
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Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
No par
25% Apr
31% Dec
12% Apr
9% Apr
Oil
13«/2
17%
A
>
50%
13%
41 V*
68%
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Trust
V'
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Thanksgiving
60
49 7a
58%
42%
3a %
100
Co
Paper
Roan
24
27
series
'
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587* '58%
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com
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42 Vb
5
Corp
Rltter Company
20
23% Jan
28
,
Richfield
5
50
25
Oct
3.60%
Selection
Richardson-Merrell
9
26% Jan
41% Oct
31
Tobacco
60
47%
2,400
15%
"i
A
2,200
JL7%
20
CLOSED
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51%
5
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1,200
67>/4
17%
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50
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16
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66
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3 1,400
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15%
15%
59
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13%
120%,
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•
51%
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10
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201/4
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10
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15%
66
15%
37%
9%
.
12 r
20%
■
371/8
9%
16 »/4
171/2
A
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38%
65
46
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10,000
65
22
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common..—
-
A
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22,900
18
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7 17%
18 74
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21
9%
16
A 15%
12
20%
16
12 74 A12%
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12 'A
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16%
700
21%
10
•
65% :i 65 '/a
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.:
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A
73'%
12
39 >/4
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♦73
20%
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:
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78%
12 y4
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10
•
78'%
F'11%
38%,
16%
—1
Eng
78
12%
21-
.36%
50
%
77
.
20%
•
No par
Manufacturing
Rlegel
43,000
21%
50c
Mfg
Rhodesian
51% Apr 27
34% May 10
50% Mar 13
553/a
20%
50;
Corp...
preferred
Rheem
54%
28%
No par
Co
«Ss
Preferred
23% May
8
1% Mar 23
•
4% Jan
3
33% Nov
19
Dec
52 % July
19
2% Dec
4
3
84
.
21
38% Jan
30
iy* Jan
42
6
Dee
33% Oct 24
13% Oct
2l/*Jan
30
1% Dec
83
4
55%
54%
27%
preferred
Inc—_
Elec
Reynolds
Shares
73
Rexall Drug &c Chemical Co_._2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
.No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4Vi% conv 2nd pref
100
14
90 % Oct
8
2
85
5
31
Oct
Aug
26% Jan
37% Sep
76% Jan
89 y4 Nov
26
7
56 3,a
73%
-
68% Sep
the Week
Nov. 24
20%
_50
;
Inc
Revere Copper
Revlon Inc
May 23
Friday
23
73
76%
Chemicals
Republic
-3
22
28
55%
73%
A 12 %
Republic-Aviation
Corp
Republic Corp common.
$1 convertible preferred
May 17
53% Jan
50% Jan
33% Sep
2nd
Stores
Conv
7
t
Sales for
Thursday
20%
^_1
Bit
Bros
Reichhold
7
Apr
? 49% Jun
11
-
Reeves
Reliable
PRICES
20%
1st, preferred
Stores
Roller
8
SALE
AA
-';VNov.
20%
Inc__3.33y3
common.
non-cum
Owl
Reed
7
May
25
v
Aug 24
54
Mar 14
15% Aug 23
4
78% Jan
20
12% Jan
48% Dec
3
Oct
20
57
Red
28y2 May 10
Jan
'
11% July 11
1
3
56%
*
5
non-cum
4%
18
16r
31% Aug 29
18
Jun
Reading Co
14
Nov. 22
20%
Co..
Nov
56%
.>■73%.
No par
Raytheon
15% Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
V
1
International
4%
A
20%
Inc
Inc...
16% Jan
15
House
Raybestos-Manhattan
1
Nov. 81
2.50
Inc
Rayonier
70
3
17 y2 Oct
Corp of America com_No par
1st preferred
No par
Raymond
20% Nov
13
15% Not
6
25 y. Feb
10 y* July 26
12% Jan
6
Random
Tuesday
Nov. 20
$3.50
44% Aug 18
11% Mar 22
July 19
14
Monday
Far
■■
21% Apr
6
24% Aug 31
15 V2 Aug
58
20
26
88 % Feb
24
Ranco
33% Sep
23
19
15
-
15% Sep 29
Radio
65% May
9
74% May 15
23% Feb 28
16
70% Jan
Apr
Jan
70
7
Dec
49 y2 Jan
8
26% Oct
78% Apr
25
47 y* Jan
18
16% Oct
46% Oct
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
27%
26%
27 3
267a
267a
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29
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11,900
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95,100
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,
Volume
194
Number
6111
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2353)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
?
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
29 Yi Mar
8
46% Dec
8
77% Feb
2
82% Sep
19
26
Jan
64 Yb Apr
4
Spiegel
3
34 Vz Oct
82
88 Yi Apr
17
$4.50
Inc
377/s Jan
4
29Ys Jan
5
50 Yi Nov
16
Square
25
57 Va Dec
14
52 Yt Jan
12
91
15
Standard
70% Jan
12
78 Yi May 12
July 25
Monday
Nov
Fa p
D
$3.50
507/b
49 YB
89 Yi
87
88
77 Yi
78;,
78
<
78
77 YB
1
17%
17%
17
,
17%
17 Yb
1
36 Y2
37%
36
37 Ya
35%'
18 Ya Nov
10
Standard
Financial
Corp
125/a May 11
30% Jun
20
25 Yb Jan
9
53 Yi Jun
5
Standard
Kollsman
Industries
46 Ya Jan
56 Yi Apr
18
Standard
86
22
4
30
38
Dec
50'/a Jan
4
44 %
May 31
5
81Y2 Sep
25
44 Y2 Sep
25
40 Y4 Jan
3
5IY4 Sep
29
Nov
$3.30
Oil
of
Calif
1
6.25
com
preferred
conv
1
;
4
Standard
Oil
10
Standard
Oil
3
Standard
'55% May
1
49Yi Apr
59 Yi Feb
of
52 Yb
53
85 Yb
85 YB '
50 YB
51
46 %
46 %
53 Yb
No par
Indiana
of
New
Oil of
56
Jan
4
83 Va Nov
25
89
Mar
8
84
Jan
9
91
Nov
20 Va Oct
25
36Yb Jan
4
I8Y4 Oct
4
28
Mar 30
6
25
82
Mar 23
26% Oct
25
32 Yb Mar 27
26% Dec
5
'
'
-
102
Jan
40% Jan
4
37 Va July
60
13
8
Sep
24
Nox
11
,42% Jan
25
4
26Y4 Oct
16
21 Yb Aug
19'/a Oct
25 Yb Oct
V
4
28 Yi Apr
Ohio
10
common
54
16
May 11
9
45% Nov
20
77
82
Jan
27
12% July 6
44'/a Mar 24
22% Oct
-23
'
52 Yb
53
85 Yi
Sep
14
Standard
Stanley
85 Ya
14 Y2 Mar 17
4
22 % Aug
22
Starrett
Oct
5
60 Yi Feb
3
Stauffer
Feb
7
84 Yi Oct
27
3 V2 %
48%
86
88
77%
77%
9
16 Yi Nov
15
4
99 Yi Nov
10
24 Yi Jan
3
34Yb NOV
35Yb Aug 10
'32% Oct 12
7
24% Jan
9
4
21 Ya Jan
ir
Dec
20
16Yb Jan
4'
18% Feb
19
16 Ye Jan
11
24
17 Va Jan
30 Ya Aug 15
24'/a Jan 15
20
4"
52 Yb
6
Va Dec
22
206
Dec
22
21
13 Yi Sep
6
17% Dec
7
19 Yb Dec
13% Oct. 21
18
48% July 21
16 Vb Sep 23
1
*12% Jun
*;3
Sep
21
6
.41 y2
Apr
4
Suburban
18 Yb Jan
4
33 %
Apr
4
Suburban
Oct
26
19 Ya Apr
28
14
15
Aug 15
64 Va Jan
'
444
'
Sucrest
28 Ya May 31
16Yb Oct
24
18% Sep
7
13% Jan
3
4
85% Oct
6
82 Y2 Jan
5
90
Aug
2
42% May 17
20% May 27
55 Ya Jan
21
47 Y2 Jan
3
58
Ya Oct
12
Jun
9
Feb
20Yb Apr
24 Y2 Jan
7
3
29
21 Ya Jan
20
23 Ys Sep
26
22
Apr
3
1
34% Dec
30
32 % Nov
16
20
24Yb Mar
-29% Jun
85
May
<101% Aug 22
9
5% Jun
23 Y< Jan
1
7% Oct
101Y2 Jan
i:
$4.50
Sun
series A
Oil
Sunshine
30
7
Jan
1348
Jan
4
1115
Oct
3
31*
50
Jun
29
37
Sep
25
71 Ya NOV
24
Sweets
39% July 26
51 Yb Feb
25
39
Oct
20
49 Ya Feb
28
45 Yb Nov
21
52Yb Nov
15
11% Jan
15
22
12 Ya Jan
3
18Yb Jun
5
Jun
8
4 Yb Jan
3
40
6Y2 Jan
14
Oil
Co
Swift
4
24 Y2
HYt Nov
24
34
Feb
1
50% Dec
16
47 Yb Jan
6
20 %
Sep<129
24% Aug
25
21 Yb Sep
29
47 Yi Oct
13
6 Ys May
®
Aug 31
-'Jan
21 Ya Sep
38 Yb Dec
37
28
15Y2 Sep 26
148 % Oct
Jan
19 Ys Dec
27
14
16
29 Ys Jan
14Ya July 25
19% Jan
4
65
Jan
108
Sep
27
70 Ya Jan
12
15 Yb Jan
3
3
106
5
18% July 22
31%
32
3 IYB
31%
31 Ye
38 Yb
40 Vi
40%
41
20
73 Yi
-
,21 Yb Jan
24Yb Jan
3
29 Ya
3
31 Ya Apr
8
30% Apr
28Yb Oct 24
61 % Jan
7
37 Yi Jan
3
50
Jan
27
MOYb Jan
Dec
22
9% July
46 Yb Feb
13
8
16
79
Feb
24
l65/s
Jun
i
2
,
-
70%
84
May 20
55
Jun
"
30 % Oct
87
82 Y2 Mar 21
,.
May
19
23 Yb Mar 29
24% Mar
"s 20 Yb Jan
7
68% Jan
6
48 Va Jan
: 59 Yi Nov
28
22 Yb Jan
4
15 Y2 Jan
28 Ya Apr
17
17
19 Y2
6
33
22
41% Aug 26
Sep
19
27Yb Nov
Jan
64
Dec
20
64
Dec
Oct
21
29% Jan
5" 100
5,400
177/b
17Vi.,177/8
16% '
17%
8,600
No par
*86 Ya
88
86%
A
31 Ya Oct
24
60
21Y4 Dec
16
39
Jun
51
51%
50 Yb
507/B
50 Vb
:
27 Yi
27 Ye
27 Yb
277/b
27 Yi
: 28 Vb
25
23 YB
23 Yb
30
.
of '55_'!
33%
337/b
-12.50
Jan
Corp
T
Gas
Gas
11 Ya
July 25
19
Jan
4
Oct
39 Y2 Jan
4
50 Yb Jan
27
Pacific
42Yb
40 Ya
41 Yb
40 Yb
41 Vi
40 Ye
Ry
Edison
42 Yb Apr
3
Transitron
31 y2 Mar
1
Transue
20% May
1
1
Corp
Transwestern
4% %
.
Electronic
World
Airlines
20% May 15
Trans
25 Yb
28 Yb
25 Ya
Inc
30
29 Y2 Jan
28
July 28
40 V2 May 27
23
52
Jun
30
59 Va May 27
48
30
Mar
8
44 Va Dec
29Ys Oct
7
May
2
11Y4 Dec
8
lOYiJan
6
May 17
8% July 18
13% Jun 21
Oct
14
36
Jan
20
51
13 Y2 NOV
28
10
Ya Nov
15
16 Yi Apr
Twin
20 Ya Nov
30
14Yb Sep
25
21 Yb Mar 13
TXL
56 Yb May
&
45
Nov 22
Truax-Traer
Oct
33 Yb Jun
55 Yi May
Co
-
Oct
Oil
:28YJ'
267/b
18 Y2 Jan
Oct
57
1
Nov 30
12% Mar
26
22
«135/e Jan
34% Sep
6% Nov
22
1
1
Oct
25
43YiJan
4
:
Oct
25
148 Y2 Jan
Jan
4
33 Vi Jan
>
116
Jan
Jan
3
92
6
96
,
Dec
29
78
Apr
:
Jan
5
75
Asbestos
Union
Union
144
4
39
11'
42 Va May 22
4
6
Udyllte Corp (The)
UnderWood Corp'
:
25
65 Va May
10 Vb Mar 28
3
39Ya Aug 19
Jan
40 Yb
41%
2065 Yi
66 Yi
*83 Ya
27%
*27 YB
28
Union
20
Apr
18
Preferred
$4.50
series
20
79
Nov
1
Preferred
$3.70
197/a
19%
23%
Feb
24
76
May 18
Preferred
$3.50
series
Jun
27
Preferred
7
85
Aug 19
Mar
1
8
47
Nov
16
42 Yi Jan
6
63 Yi Nov
24
Union
Oil
31
Jan
5
27 Vb Jan
3
37
Oct
5
Union
Pacific
Jan
,
21
8% Aug
32Y2Jan
Oct
1
4
Oct
,
26
24% flan
13
37Yb Jan
4
Apr
5
\Apr 20
46 % Aug
2
53
53 t
53%
>•
97
lay 17
35 Yb Dec
39 Yb Dec
2
27
Apr
July 25
Jan
,
25
Nov 14
38
Feb
23
7Yb Jan
12
Mar 21
29 Vi Nov
15
3u
517/b May 15
United
Air Lines
56 Vb Aug
United
Aircraft
■
3
Union
8
Tank
Twist
110% Aug 22
Jan
4
100 Vi Aug
4%
29% Sep
25
17
United
45 Va Mar
7
United
8
United
Board
17
United
20 Yi
21%
v
20Yb
27
26 Yi
27 Vb
"
-fan
4
29% Jan
18
40% Mar 16
3
9Yb Nov. 16
7
JaE
82% Nov
58%
45%
47 Va
83
83%
Corp
17
44% Jan
3
57 Va Oct
26
United
Electric
6
157/b Jan
3
21% Oct
30
United
Engineering
Dec
5
31 Y» Jan
6
17% Jan
3
34 Yb
May 20
Aug 30
,
Apr 19
53% Jan
25
52% Jan
Jun
1
20
Jan
25
15 V» Sep
29
Aug
4
>
Apr 12
Jan
27
Mar
4
Jan
4
28
17Ya Jan
4S- Jan
3
64% Jan
33% July
^Nov
21
Gas
18% Feb
20
United
Greenfield
5
United
Merch
United
Park
United
Shoe
24 Vi Ap«r
3
11
Gas
United
82
4
1% Jan
Fruit
United
Aug,
40 % Nov
19*
18% Jun
Apr 19
United
24
29 Vi
Mar 21
33
'
1% May
4
5
76 Vi Mar 24
4
54% Jan
16
8
30 Ys Jan
3
347/b Oct
4
9.
n
32% Oct 18
93
Jan
4
97% Jun
1
Sep 29
30% Jan
4
24% Jan
3
32 Yb Nov.
8
Oct 25
,
47 Yi Feb
74 Y4 Jan
4
49% Apr
14
For
43 Y4 Jun
footnotes,
16
see page
33 Vi Sep
26
88 Ya Nov
22
•
3
6%
4% %
US &
U S
134 Va
2,400
21
20 Vi
187/b
19 Yi
19 Ya
197/b
47,700
26 Yi
*25 Vb
267/B
*25%
267/b
26
26
13 Va
13'.
13 YB
13Vb
13 Ya
13 Ve
13Ya
13,400
llVa
11 Yi
7,600
12,
IIYb
51 Yi
55 Va
44 Va
44 Vi
52
'
51 Yi
52
55 Yb
55%
55%
1,200
45 1
44%
45
4,800
24 Ya
23 Yi
24
500
33 Va
13,900
13%
1,100
32%
34
32
327/s
32%
13 Ya
137/b
13%
13 Vi
13%
13
13 Vb
51
49 Vb
11 VB
11 Vb
11V*
17 Yi
18 Vb
18
18 Yb
*49 Vb
17%
17 Vb
17 Va
38%
38Yi"
38%
7Yi
38 YB
39%
39 VB
39 Yb
127 Yi
128 Yi
128%
130 Vi
51Yb
52 VB
x50Yi
7% '
95 %
„
.
77/a
:
96
50 Yb
*74
75
*74
75
74 Yi
74%
84%
10
8Yb
8 Va
8YB
8YB
8%
37 Va
38 Vi
37 Yi
38
37%
377/b
28%
287/b
387/b
45 Vi
29
29
28%
28%
38 Yb
38
387/a
37 YB
38 Vi
44 Yi
45 Yi
44 Vi
44%
106
*93 Va
115
*105
106
*93
95 Yi
94 Yi
33 Vi
33
33 Yi
32%
39%
40
39 Yi
40 Yi
41
10
26 Vb
26%
26 Yb
26 Yb
26%
78%
81
80 Yi
79 Yi
32
33
32
32 Vi
32 Yi
33%
9%
x55
5
<fc Foundry
>20%
5
No par
24 Yb
10
13%
10
1
1
39 Ya
Co
Corp
Mfgrs Inc
f 16 Vi
I 22 Vi
*33 Yi.
36 Yb
x96
100
No par
9Yb
20YB
20 Yi
20 YB
24 Yi
24 Vb
397/e
40 Va
40
79
82
79
16 Vi
16%
17
16 YB
22 Yi
22%
23%
24
.31%
83 Yi
.
67-
■
1 Vb
65Yi
*33%
34%
36
367/b
.
■
1%
34 YB
*33%
34 Va
36 Vi
36 Vi
36%
96
96
95 Va
96
3 IYB
31
31 Va
31 Yi
32 Vb
84%
83 Ya
85 Y.
88 YB
96
■
0
86 Va
900
80
6,600
33
1,000
9 Vb
9%
10,000
300
55
207/s
3,300
24%
247/b
27,400
21,800
40 Vb
40 Yi
79 Yi
79 Yi
16 Ye
16%
1,900
23YB
24%
1 Va
37,700
64%
65Yi
7,100
33%
'33%
1 Vb
lVs
65 YB
7,300
26 Vb
20%
V
64 Va
41 Vi
*54 Va
40 Va
1%
11,300
♦32%
81
66 Yi
100
100
33 Vi
26
16%
23 Va
-
16,600
94%
78%
207/a
24
16,300
44 YB
40 Yi
'
24 YB
397/b
80 Yi
37%
115
32 Yi
55 Va
20 Va
24 YB
2,000
94%
9%
*54 Va
-
21
Corp com.1
preferred I
Securities—
9YB
55 Va
i.YbV- IYb
66 YB
29
common
Chemical
78
9%
*
6,500
11,500
28
37
41 Vb
54 Va
9%
56
38,800
37 Ya
44%
8OY1
No par
817/B
'
29,200
8%
27 Yb
•26%
2.50
1
63 Yi
36 YB
36 Yi
33
32 Ya
'
40
8 Yb
*105
of Amer__No par
10
60
85
36 Vb
94 Yi
*93%
180
73 Yb
63
108
*105
80
*84
36 YB
5
pfd_100
conv pfd_100
1
6,800
96
73 Yb
63%
36%
conv
507/B
*78
78
common
131Yi
18,600
95
78
43
800
10,900
129 Yi
:
78
8 Va
8 t
39 Vi
,
*76 Va
*84
4,000
8,100
•
80
*78
17%
38 Vi
Via
38 Yb
39%,
51 Vb
Vi
50
95 Va:
2,400
39,100
17 Vi
<
7%
130
129
5 IYb
20
11%
19%
38
38%
7%.
38 Vi
"
51
11%
18 Va
17%
^7%<;
95
95
95 Vi
17 Vi
17%
,j,38YB
,77/B
•-
*49 Va
i 49 Vb
IIYb
177/b
17 Yi
,
Va
HVi
51
5,600
51%
32%
IIYb
*
51%
32
*49 Yb
8,500
53
*51
53
*52
53
.
24 Va
24 Vi
24 Yi
24 Yb
11%
52
24%
44 Y»
~
55YB
44%
55 Va
44 Yb
11%
517/B
55 Yb
200
51 Va
11%
52 VB
55 YB
131
131
130
61%
Corp
15,400
132%
19 Vi
36 Yb
Corp
43%
129%
6 IYB
City Mines Co
co
43
43 YB
42 Yi
130
85
Foreign
Freight
2,900
357/b
Improvement
<fc
4,700
86%
5
preferred
U S Borax
1,600
47%
86%
60 Vb
Co—
Mach
59 Vi
46 Yb
36%
Corp
&
59%
87%
-
60 Vi
Coal Cos
Nov
22 Yb Jan
46
1
59 Va
85 Va
43 YB
43 V
6,100
9,500
47 Va
85
—
1
Aug
27 Vi
20 Yb
27%
59 Vi
86 Yi
43 Yb
8,100
20%
27
v
46%
■
36 Yb
Co
Dec
"
53
527/a
-
59 YB
Carton
&
11,600
.2,200
10
Fastener
United-Carr
United
Co
400
19 Yi
23%
85
Co
1
27 Yb
19%
*207/a
27 VB
59 Va
58 Yi
46
51 YB
No par
Inc
Corp
Carbon
Nov
30
1
Biscuit
27 Yb
•
23 YB
No par
(series of 1956)
Artists Corp
40 Yi May 24
18% Feb
60 Va
Drill
800
85
11,300
66%
83 YB
19 Yi
i
84%-
Car Co
(series of 1955)
4%
33% July 26
•
Union
7
Mar
86
18
76
5
Jan
37 Yb Jan
20
Nov
8
102
15
9
39% Nov
20
Aug 24
8
4
11,100
32,600
21
65%
*
25
common—10
Co
*20 Ye
66 Ya
2,100
-
23%
52 Yb
21
11%
No par
preferred
non-cum
5
345/b Jan
22
Mar
$4
8% Aug 17
RR
28%
,27 VB
39 Yi
39
13
California
of
29% Jan
6
Mar
8
Jan
8
103 Y4 Aug 25
lay 10
86 Va Mar
21,100
26 Yi
No par
series
$4
Jan
Sep 28
i
41 ' *
20 Vi
28
23 Va
f.
25 Yb
26%
85
*27%
'
420
9,900
28%
..
1,800
112'/a
20 Yb
series——No par
81
8
97
:
Day
8,900
°
19Yb
23%
42 YB
1
30
Jan
•
83 Yb
19%
128 Vi
_1
71
Aug 15
-
65 YB
'*
85
82
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Carbide Corp
No Par
Electric Co common
10
Union
May 22
52 Vb Nov
Co
25
Thanksgiving
•
1
No par
Rubber
&
80
113%
20%
20%
68:,
23 Yb
58
1
50
74% Jan
Aug 16
1
187/s Sep
4
Aug 30
78
'
V
Feb 29
17%
27 Vi
40 VB
44
1
Corp
28%
26 Yi
85 t/
,
26 YB
1
Co_
287/a
257/b
20 YB
conv
Coach
287/b
22,200
37 Ye
17 YB
112%
25'A;
52 Ya
;
common
1
pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
Twin City Rap Transit com-Nopar
5% conv prior preferred—:
50
5%
247/b
19YB
Tung-Sol Electric Co
Oct
Coal
25 Vb
23 Yb
_5
-
24 Yi
27,300
111
36 Yi
CLOSED
112%
5*900
14,200
.
STOCFw
78
*76
26.300
40 VB
EXCHANGE
Va
26 Ye
-
106 Vi
•!
367/B
■• 17
28 Yi
27%
—1
Corp common
preferred
$2.70
33 Y2 NOV
;
111
X40
114%
20 Va
657/B
No par
Tri-Continental
108 YB
40,100
23 Vb
24 Yi
2
100
Co
Pipeline
22 Ye
113%
,20
5,600
"*57,200
23
80
40 Va
26
114 Yi
'
18,500
53%
177/b
22 Yi
76%
*83 YB
52%
17%
-
6,600
*\
23 Vb
X227/B
39 Yb
.Q»*''4f€C25%
.'
17,600
36 Va
78 Va
1
Corp
Steel
Williams
<fe
6,000
62 Va
35 Va
23 Yb
113
\L
177/b
77 Ya
-
»V'h%i
36 YB
,
17 Va
2
1
common—
preferred-
conv
52 Yi Nov
lb% Sep
12.700
•
40%
36Yi
36 Va
1
class A
Co___i_
Trane
55 Yi Apr
160
3,200
•
11%
35%
*36
112%
-
»HVi
40 YB
177/b
407/b
37
17%
No par
Transamerica
10
7
44,000
12,600
17%
17%
40%
17 Yi
40 Yi
37
-
unt
•»
■•-I
53 Y«
527/b
17%
5
Co—
Co
Supply Co
53 Yi
36%
10
.25
Bearing
No par
Realty & Construction—1
26
53%
111%
No par
preferred
25 YB
547/a
17 Va
Roller
11
25 Ya Mar 14
i
127/B
71%
41 Vi
8%
f
26
-25%
25 YB
36 Ya
7.50
.100
61%
115 Yb
com_5
:
59 Yi
17Ya
—1
Co
61 Vi
36
6"
common
59%
,.13
„>%•
113Yi
—100
No par
Co
Tool
Oil
Oct
17
700
900
1,100
1265
8%
12 V8
23
1
Co
8%
11%
35 Ye
.—10
Co
8%
12 Va
8%
17 Ya
No par
Oil
(J R)
.
Oct
53 Yi Jan
1
1260
12
8%
40 Yi
5
33%
50e
45
18
44
68%
53 y2
Corp_3.50
Corp
Inc
&
Chemical
$1.20
54 Y2 Oct
36
66%
25
—No par
Power
Toledo
3
91Yi May 15
24
12 Yb
64 Yi
59 Yi.
;
-
12.50
preferred--
4%
11
20
1240
64
407/b
,
•
Co._5,,
Glass
139
Jan
•
12%
1265
1260
22,700
33 Vi
120
63
1
preferred.
Mfg Co
conv
10
IOYb Oct
♦118
*1240
8%
common—
Inc
$1.25
10
36
12 Vb
f
64
12 Ya
<.1.25
—
Instruments
Tishman
"
33
120
6,500
.
23 Va
33 Yi
1250
1235
1
Transmission
Torrington
HYi Oct
*23
61 %
.
«-
4.50
Transmission
Pacific Coal
Tractor
22 Yi Jan
12 Yb
28%
,
(James)
Inc—
13
11
11 Yi
51 Vi
28 Va
33 Yi
118%
310
50 Yb
23 Ve
33 Yi
•
120 y2
88
60 Vi
21
16 Yi Oct
337/b
-•
507/b.
23 Vb
23 Yi
•
33 Yi
120
13 Yi
12 Ye
-
4.15%
*23
120 Ya
120
lOo
25
Co-
*85 Va
58
6OY4 Sep
16
87%
61 Yi'
47 Ya Nov
Aug
*86 Ya
88
18 Yb
55 Vi
■i
26Y8 Jan
'1.100
;
15%
56
:
123
8,300
■'.54%
59 Yi Jan
4
15,700
26%
54 Vi
37 Yi Jan
20
23
*15
220
27 V8
26%
26%Y126%
•v
398
26 Yi
53
Inc
33 % Aug
Jun
26 Y2 i1
362
27
49
Tlmken
1
14% Sep
15 Yb Feb
*"'25%
10 Ya
360
26%'
15%
Tidewater
8'
44 Y4 Dec
112,900
107/b
358
15 Vi
Thor
8
*
20% Dec
117/b
10Yi
*
27 Yi
17 Ye
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridga
8
28 Yi May
5
6.100
48%
■.'„"
4
32 Yi Feb
18 Yb Oct
4
1,300
30%
15%
Thompson
8*
25Ya Aug 29
24 Ys Jan
1,400
73
30 Vb
48 Va
Thfokol
9
82% Feb
20
72%
30 Vi
365
26 Yb
15 YB
20
72 Yi
30
U
361
v
20
72 Yi
15 Vi
Thatcher
May 10
3
10Yi
11 Yi
27 YB
*15 YB
•
46 Yb
~
28
30
20
30 Ya
72 Yi
15 Ya
Textron
27
Apr
•
375
26
197/b
73 Yi
*19Yi
'
2,100
2,200
14,200
46 Yi
3
22 Yi Sep
'
31 y2
"V 25%
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub «hr ctfs_l*
3"
4
15
\
32
31 Yb
15 Yi
Utilities
* 4
32
45 Yd
&
26 Y2 Ja n
13,400
15 y2
Texas
38 Y2 Jun
34%
48 YB
Texas
-24% Jan
337/e
317/8
10%
24
8
11
34
177/b
America—
7
26
Nov
21
33 Yi
31 y2
"
22Y4 Oct
34 Yb
15 Yi
Texas
12
115% Nov
69
34
47 Yi
Texas
8
Mar
Jan
80Yb Jan
11
86 Y4 Aug 25
9
206% May 15
23 Yi Apr
6,200
1
Texaco
37 Yi Nov
95%
17%
California
of
of
Tennessee
21
27 Yi Aug
800
94 Yb
15%
1
Texas Gulf Producing Co
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
>
15%
'97
15%
common
Texas
3
15Yb
95 Vb
18 Vb
Texas Eastn Transmission
27
15 Yb
95
32 y4
26 YB
,'
350
15%
94 Va
15%
21
15
'
800
7,800
54
14
Oct
84 Va
17%
17
Sep
*83%
15 Vi
46
95
84 Va
52%
19Y8 Jun
25 Yb
11
*83%
15%
44 Ya Nov
18 Yb Jan
256 Y» May 25
25
20 Ya May 17
83
18 Vi
20
3
83 •< *
6,900
-
52% ; 527/b
15
27 Yb Jan
487/a
1
59Yb Aug 18
Jun
47 Yi
15 Yb
Jun
33
21%
49 Va
y,
18 Yi
16 Yb Sep
29% Mar 15
-21%
48 Yb
*21
52%
Tandy Corp„,
TelAutographr Corp
Tennessee Cprp-^,—{,
6
NOV
21%
49
5,400
18 Yb
Co—
&
Talcott
Tf
20Yb May 10
26
22
9i%
21%
Symington Wayne
1
169 Yi Jun
9 Va
Swingline Inc class A
.61% Npv 22
,
"10
9 Ya
4,400
33,600
52%
Inc
V24
9 Yb
-41 Yi
No par
Mining
Superior
29
3% Oct
■"
19
preferred
Biscuits
Sunshine
31
20
19
Jun
37 Vb.
31 Yb
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common.l
Sep
14
3 6'/a
53
preferred series
Jan
37 Yi
18Y2
2nd pfd series
1464
36%
2,100
52
5%%
14% Oct
3
*•'«
5
Co
26% Feb
855
21%
73 Yt
l
4Y2 %
Oct
217/b
3 9 Ye
_1
;
7
122
22
'
!
38% July 10
3
29 Vb
20
1
Corp_^
27%
*
Sunbeam. Corp
4
80
Propane Gas
Corp.,—
9 Y2
65
27
31 Vi
1
Gas_
Sundstrand Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
26 Ya Jan
'
;
$5
55% Aug 25
45 Yb Mar 17
4
•*.
9Yi
17,900
29
41%
365
Jan
36 YB
32 Yj
-
Corp com
1
convertible preferred—100
Jan
347/b
,100
Day
/
41Yb
x31
7
21%
3,100
!
Thanksgiving
'
34 y2
32
'■-..'••'.U;
~
1
Co_
21%
*58
'27%
129,800
'
65
29
15 Yi
"
1
Broadcasting
*58
54%
x31 %
<
Studebaker-Packard
i
Webster—;
&
230
4
34
_
5
Storer
20%
29
-
5.500
.42,500
47 %
53%
STOCK
"CLOSED
'
;_2.50
Stone
65
31,500
J
•v
91
20
27 Yb
95 %
94
91
:
46 Yb
48
84
Xl5%
•
EXCHANGE
20 YB.
29%
50
*82 %
-
:
91
27 Ya
21%
48 %'■
"
54%
,
197/b
28 Yb
'•
"
9%
85 Yi
54
1
'•■>21 %
34Yi
9 %
21 Yb
:_&-l
5
15
25
21Yb Oct
Jan
529
Inc
Inc__!
13
■
'
•
53
51 Ya ;,52m
.
47 YB
27
;
"
9,300
"32,300
85%
86
,51 Yb
*90
20 Yi
170
17 YB
36 Vi
46 Yb
92
*58
22 Yb
32Yb
-
5
11
Nov
34 Yi Apr
x21 %
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—-1
5% prior preference.20
15
Sep
74
Stores
Drug
29
100
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp__
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
*
27% Jan ■3
Bros
53 Yi
197/b
27
28%
No par
common.
Stevens
17
43Yi Nov
9
53 Va Jan
58% Mar 28
26 % Mar 24
L S_
(The)
27
1
.
53 Yb
65
5
Chemical Co
Sterling
'47% Oct
.
Co
Sterchi
Jan
4
25 VB Jan
Corp!
*58
_1
Co
467/b
9,600
35%
,
•--'■■46%
8,300
'■
17
52%
'
51 Yb
■
22,400
49%
,,
36 Yb
52 Ya
857/b
52
*89
20
preferred-—'
67
.
Steel
Stanray Corp_.
13 Yb Jan
5
33% Jun
•
■
% 18
17
Pressed
-51 Yd
20 V2
20
preferred
preferred
Warner
77
May 23
33% Jan
9
,
convertible
46
4
30
" 1
Jun
convertible
6%
•'
•>
92
20 Ya
1~
20
17 Y4 Jan
29
16% Jan
■71% Dec
25
Apr
20 VB
v
Jan
65% Jan
*89
100
Packaging Corp com.
convertible preferred
$1.20
'
•
preferred series A
$1.60
27
22
37 Yi Nov
2
8Y4 Nov
21 y» Mar 25
3Yi%
Mar 28
32
3
26 Yt Jan
4
24
-
.7;,
Jersey
Standard
.62 '/a Dec
—25
37 Yi
85%
'
•
Shares
37
'77 YB'
''17 YB
,
the Week
Nov. 24
50%
88 Yb
3
51% Jan
Friday
*84%
50 Yb
23
47 Va Dec
Sales for
Thursday
85 Ya
89 V2
IIYb Jan
1
PRICES
38 Vi
Yb
51
72 % Jan
Jun
37 Va
*84
50 Yi
13
May" 16
85%
No par
preferred
SALE
Nov. 23
88
13 Va Sep
35
38 Ya
*84 Yb
HIGH
Nov. 22
No par
com
79% Aug 22
40
37 Yb
85%
5
Inc
Brands
May 11
10 Va
38 Yi
*84 YB
-
AND
Wednesday
Nov. 21
37 %
No par
Co
Tuesday
Nov. 20
No par
common
preferred
35 % Feb
25 Va
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
'
3,800
6,100
120
Ye
4,100
87%
24.900
36Va
36
*95 Va
97
31%
32
620
5%00
.
26
-The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2354)
.
.
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
.
-/
STOCKS
Range for Frevlona
^
85% Oct
3% Dec
c
9b
Aug 23
8% Jan
4
152
17
101
19
20
7%oct
24
34 % Nov
29
40
25% Jun
6
8
8
7% Mar
20% Oct
25% Nov
25
9% Jan
Jan
41% Oct
Jan
33
Nov
25
Jan
5
5
46% Jan
6
149% Jan
4
.
22
28
Sep
139% Jan
-
148
Industries Inc
Co
16
US
3
64% Aug 11
161% Nov 13
35% Mar
6
64% Nov 24
US
3
41% Nov
21
54% Oct
27
Rubber
Co
45% Jan
4
5
75y4 Oct
24
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
US
Steel
U S
15
26% Aug 25
23 % Jan >6
45
37% Nov 10
35
39% July 11
53% Apr 10
US
United
Stockyards
United
Whelan
Jan
9
Nov
24
3
36% Jun 23
29% Jan
3
8
24% Mar 29
18% Apr
6
12
13% July 11
11
Jan
3
•23
30
26% Dec
-
4
Jan
3
15
30% Jan
10
153% Jan
9
27ya Oct
27
"62
Jan
3
30% Jan
4
64
Nov
15
-59
Apr
14
Upjohn
42% Nov
20
Utah
41% Apr
21% Oct
14
24
80% Jun 17
•'33% Dec 23
■
62% Jun
13
48% Feb 28
38
Jun
21
33% Mar 10
44
41% Feb- 16
30% Oct
Jan
5
30% Oct
34% Jan
5
18
•
25
43% May 17
50% Nov
24
Nov
24
165
:-
7,/ 52 y4
40
.
Universal Match
Universal
Oil
Co„:
CO-^-i..
Power
&
9%
23%
9
57
158Vz
159V-I
STOCK
159 y4
60
39 y4
52.%
14%
37%
7
145 y4
1
43%
*21%
14%
38%
37%
30"%
29%
30
29 y4
50
29%
60%
61%
59%
61%
52%
4iy2
53
52%... 53%
42%
41
52%
53%
42
42%
-
,
5
15% OCt
5
::
Jan
20
26% Feb
12
:
19% Dec
14
11
38% Oct
3
9% Sep
2
2
15% Sep
36
Sep
28
28% Jan
24
Oct
Mar"
79
Apr
34% Jan
26
99% Jan
1
22
4
*38% Oct 20
20
30
107
85
18
23
Feb
Jun
of
31
5
America
Inc
1.....
z
*31%
31.;"V:.W^:
22
.
..
22%
_
com_—2,50
31%
31%
22
•
31%
21%
22%-
38
12%
38%;
38
29%
72,500
60%
:
54%
25,700
18,100
-
41%
9,900
-31%
-
•
1,200
.
22 Va
8,500
2,700
39%
:■11,000
'24 V2
43%
.'
12%
24%
-
'
22%-'-
12 Va
44%
45%
12%
24%.
20
'
58%
38%
;
1
25
24%
10,400
31%
...
.
.
22
-
12 Va
12 V4
24%
\
12 %
37%--:
12 %
4,000
-
.
46%
-
convertible
81% July
Jan
85
83
Jun
-
6
preferred
5
,
„
:.
.,
.37%
.
24
♦
•:
.38%.
*•
24%
-
j."
4
9% Jan
4
19
Jan
4
13% Jan
4
17
8
87% Jan
3
98% Jan
475/a
15 Va
1
1
I
com
48«/4
"
16%
67
*85%
■
*90
'
"
■
'5%%
preferred
6% %
_
28%
-*-„-l.
1
—
_
Materials Co common
convertible preferred
5%
May 12
48
45%
46%
16 Va
.'
r
*'
•
107;.,
*85%
87%
:
92
*87
-
.
13,200
16%, '16% '
10,500
34 V4
34%'
•
*
92
.;
'
107%
*86 Va
-
16,300
580
.
88
*90
89
400
68% >•
*106 Va
.
900
114
67
;
87%
*90
•
29,200
.
*112 V4
68%
*87
.
;
,
.
*86 V4
89y
-*
,
106'% 106%'
a
\
34%
67 %
68%
1,500
•
■
112%.
112%
-
*90
•
...
;
•
16%
15%
34 V2
35%112
106%
88:.
-
92
•
'
—
88 %
88V2
27%
28
12 Va
12%
14,600
15 V2
1,200
180
•
Vulcan
6
46%
'
44%
07%
87%
/
.
15%
r
;,92
87
44;
34
107
100
1100
—100
44%.'*
112
./
•
68
106
.
•
,
.
114;
114
...
:
36
•
"36
-.
—100,...
preferred
preferred
Von's Grocery.Co
July 21
107% Jun 20
6
1.25T
$4.12
100
13 % Feb
Co—
44 y4
43 Va / 45
$4.20
17
Jan
—_u_l-
r
preferred
$4.04 preferred
13
i 28% Nov
Associates
$5
16
Oct
24%
dividend partic preferred_100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
8
8
Nov
89
10
:
6%
21.
85% Sep
•
Inc_
Co
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
21
91
9
26,
Raalte
Victor
18
May 15
107% Feb
102 % Apr 14
15
Indus
38
50%
165
40%
v
% Oct 30
102 %r Aug 29
94% Apr
2
8
95
Steel Co
Corp
Norman
$2.28
43% Apr
125
13
15%
8
13% Jun
Vendo
■v: 19
July 14
24% Oct
84% Dec
Varian
68% NOV
Aug SI
Aug 10
89
•
Van
49% Jan 27
90% Aug 16
•
.
2
Dec~28
29
82% Jun
NOV
42
51% Dec 20
39%
14% Apr 12
41% Oct 11
Van
45,166
'
113% Dec 2g
54% Dec 28
106% Aug 24
9
82% Jan
7% Oct
Vanadium-Alloys
Vanadium
77% Mar 30
3
15% Nov
31
21 Va
Jan
6
2
30% Apr 27
77% Apr 27
:
6
19% Jan
22% Sep 28
67% Jun 20
24
80
38% Jun
29% May
27
Jan
•
*
53 ■'
.
41 %
'
:
15,700
23
-
29
:
■
29% Dec
44%
-15%
165
166
26,500
39%
37%
49%
*163%
i;600
45
15%
48%
166
1,300
78.400
•
*38y2
43 7,:
.62%
g
53
44%
14 y4
48%
78%
144%
23%
*22
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47%
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44%
2,700
22,200
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40
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145 y4
-
42%.
41 Vi
39%
600
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39 y4
77%
77%
11,800
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52
145
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158
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83
56 Va
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61%
41 %
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2,600
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60
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14
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9
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6
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4
34% Dec
26
Jan
59%
^
non-cumulative preferred—25
159% Nov 21
2
29 % Oct
148
Apr
Tobacco
1%
27% May 10
Feb
May
158%
38y4
the Week
Nov. 24
156%
3%
8%
83
57%
76%
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100
Corp common
preferred
1%
4
Friday '•
Nov. 23
106
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18%
23%
9
59%
103
Sales for
Thursday
31%
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46%
158%
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1
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PRICES
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-
42%
31%
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9
5
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14
9
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31%
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5
4
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1
common
Jun
24
1
50
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Jan
15 % Jan
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156 %
3%
common
34% Jan
22
104
156 %
18%
common
preferred series A
Lines
!.
103y4
157 %
—50
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Nov. 22
104
82%c
common
preference
AND
Wednesday
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.
preferred
10
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5
US Playing Card Co
_—5 "
US Plywood Corp common
—1
3%%
preferred series B——100.
2
Nov
100
Mach
A
Nov. 21
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4
common
4%%
53% May 18
83
class
Tuesday
Nov. 20
U S
6
26
47
Apr 27
36% Apr 12
50% Sep 19
103 % Jan
4
75
21
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U S
6
Mar
33
3
43% Jan
157% Aug 11
27
69 %
9 Va Nov
27% Apr
26% Jan
21
45 % Dec
3
Aug 31
Jan
US
2
Monday
Par
;
preferred™
5%
24
21% Oct
4
64
US
41% Oct 31
36% Jun
19
26
25% Dec
19% Nov
5
Jan
35
,78
26
144
3
35% Jan 17
Gypsum
7%
23 y4 Mar 28
7 50% Jan
30
40% Aug 10
75
3
26% Jan
7% Jan
22
Jan
30% Sep
1
8% Sep 30
26% Jan
S
US
6% Mar 21
Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
3% Oct 27
31% Feb 12
13% Jan 15
15% Dec
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
115
Feb 27
Sep 25
158% Oct
2
Aug
1
Lowest
Highest
116% Jun 13
25
Dec
148
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.
.
,
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:
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27%
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27%
28%
12%
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18% Jun
30
45
71% July 28
24 y4 Oct
44% Jan 25
1
11% Dec
11
Dec
14
24
9% Nov
8
Wabash
85% Feb 28
29% Feb
20
28
14
Jan
27% Dec
60% Aug 24
40% Dec
6
4
23
30
Mar 13
73
3
6
26% Feb
•
-
2
Oct
30
4'
15% Jan
15% Jan
Nov
1
9% Nov
21
81% Dec
15
89% Jan
10% Jan
18
54% Dec
7
7
5
Sep 27
37% Mar 9
14
7
15
Oct
Mar >7
Feb
8
15
9% Nov
Nov
Ward
1
6%
Ward
3
86% Nov
15
Washington Gas Light Co
43
NOV
15
54
May
53% Jan.
Nov
24
41% Jan
5
:
'38% Jan
27
30% Jan
3
23% July 14
30% Jan
19
25% Jan
6
1
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
7% May 31
9% Dec
29
4
10% Jan
4
87
Dec
Jan
17
Jan
98% Aug 30
89
Oct
3
Jun 20
4
94
Jan
85
.<
17 Va Apr
July 11
5
Waukesha
102
Welbilt
91
May
87
19
86
30% Oct
26
56% Jan
92 % Feb
17
97% Sep 29
17% Nov
14
35% Jan
4
19% Jan
22
25
30% Jan
4
27
May 11
28% May 4
16% Apr
4
i38% Oct 31
37% Jan
6
27% July 19
29% Sep 21
38
24
29% Nov 21
Oct
26
37
Jan
6
13
Jan
25
32% Jan
Oct
25
65
4
Sep
41% Sep
33% Aug
93
14
57
77% Jan
102
4
25% Dec
21% Oct
45
82% Jan
6
5
Jan
3
377/8 Nov
22
83% Sep
18
22
Feb
2
109
Jun
56
Jun
Sep
2
92% Jan
99% Jun
2
34% Jan
22
26% Oct
70
98
2
37% Mar 14
31
14
67% Jan
102
27 %
68
Jan
4
99% Jan
8
7% Jan
July 12
28% Jan
21
5
4
20% Jan
9
9
-
4
27
26
■
r
Jan
13
May 15
27% Oct 25
Oct
Mar
26
Jan
26
14
41% Jan
6
127% Sep 29
31% Aug 17
121% Apr
29% Jan
22% Jan
3
66% Apr
5
41
12
30% Jan
8
,
Oct
44% Nov
3
:
31% Jun
93% Nov
52 Va
52%
52
52 3
4,300
4
49
Jan
3
Oct
13
Jan
3
101
94% Jun
Dec
23
95
Jan
6
10% Jan
141 Va NO V
14
8% Feb
16
12 Va
32%
4%
4%
..
35%
35 %
32%
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4%
4%
4%
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32 % /
11%
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11%
98
98
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99
98 y8
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98
97
86
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36 V4
36%
36
36%
98
98
98%
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30%
30%
27%
26%
25%
37%
85
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115
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115
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115
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45%
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34
33%
73
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44
50%
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No
27
26%
48%
46
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Apr 25
9,700
10
10%
24%
24%
24%
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40
40
40
26%
26 %
26%
4,000
46 %
45%
46%
49%
49
49%
48
48%
46%
47%
47%
48
47%
48%
46%
8,200
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48
5,000
84
83
83
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85
41
41
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41%
42
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43
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10
100
10
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39
38%
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7%
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1
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500
46
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4,500
48 Va
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56%
56%
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38%
38%
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127
44 Va
44%
43%
44%
43%
44%
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28 y4
28%
28%
28%
28 %
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91%
93%
93
93%
54 y2
54%
55%
55
55%
89
88%
88%
54 Va
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88
83
133%
9%
132
133%
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132 %
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10
5,900
29
91
2,100
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56i/4
57
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.
129 /
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.
24,600
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128
14,200
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129
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91 Va
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2,000
1
39
58%
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100
500
8
38%
59%
57%
57%
127
7%
Woolworth (F W) Co
10
Worthing ton Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4 y2% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
6
1,500
493/8
10
Stores
49,400
102%
84
Co_
Industries
180
.
44%
4.9
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Woodward Iron Co_
6
73
No par
preferred
preferred
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
-
34
9,100
26%
24%
49%
:
94%
*101V4
-
49%
9%
39%
267/a
46%
-
par
39%
26%
5
Inc
38 y4
46
44V4
„
102%
200
115
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9V4
9%
24%
38 %
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Co
Co
9 y4
9 VB
24%
1
Corp,
&
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213,100
800
85%
333/4
49%
*101%
10,800
40'/a
94Va
44%
49
49%
102%
253i
*71%
73
44%
44%
49%
*101%
37,900
45%
33%
*71%
*71%
1
White Motor Co common
6,100
39%
*110
95
33
95
30%
28%
387/a
'
73
8,800
253%
-■
45%
32 Va
95
4,400
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45 V8
45%
16,400
30%
393/a.
85
1
43%
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-
38%
86
26
38%
22
27%
a
25%
38%
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26%
39
200
30%
..
86
38%
8,200
:
42%
40%
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50
37V4
98 Va
21%
29
39%
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180
.
36%
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30%
29%.
100
100
10
3,000
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40%
•
6,600
87
99
29 y4
RR
500
4%
89
36%;;
99
35%
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1,700
33
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90
86
90
351/4
.
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86
86
4
12
7
4%
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11 Vo
11
600
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32%
35%
32%
4%
T
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35%
34%
35
32%
.
4
6%
67 y4 May 22
87
34%
5
l
:
.
30%
Wisconsin Elec
22
July 11
Jan
95
7
52%
30%
Winn-Dixie
5
75
7% Nov
51%
40 y4
$4.25
17
66
1
51%
51%
No par
29
Wilson
14
8
Apr
2,700
41
Wilcox Oil
30
Feb
41% Oct 10
78
41%
— —
28%
Wickes
59% Nov 22
129
80% Mar 10
59
41
.40%
Windsor
27
2
42%
Western Union
10
7% Oct
9
41%
Maryland Ry com
No par
2nd preferred
40
13 y4 Jan
15% Sep
8
29% Nov 21
22% Dec
42%
non-cum
Wilson-Jones
25% Feb
41%
84
83
♦42
30%
17
43% Sep
1,600
42%
:
22%
43 Va Aug
25
9,600
58 Va
.
.41%
14
Jan
5,800
93%'
58
41%
84V2 NOV
36% Apr 29
35 Va
91%
58
...
30%
5
119
337/a
90%
21%
56% Apr 26
52 Va July
6
!
Day
1,700
58
30%
3
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
Thanksgiving
7,800
V
57 V4"
41%,
2
4
33%
91%
280
15 %
82 %
'
92%
22 Va
Oct
70
.
81V4
^
3,500
34
30%
Pacific
9%
91.
407/a
41
27% Jan
14%
''
1,600
16,600
33%
21%
22
28% Dec 29
i
,
30%
21
11
33%
'
2,100
•
7%
,
*69 Va
CLOSED
••
,3,400
57
41%
9%
;
EXCHANGE
15%
83
40%
Oct
23% Jan
15
82%
22%
White Stores
16
STOCK
70%
70
15%,
30%
30%
Dec
83% Aug 18
70%
82%
40%
48
May 27
*70
v
22
45
79
9%
82 %
5%%
49
57
9%
1
32% May
41% Jan
79% Jan
9%
v
2
Lines
31% Mar 10
9
9%
preferred
.100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference20
$3 convertible preferred——50
•
Mar 10
13 Va May 10
31
Jan
1143% Oct
18% Oct
Oct
37
Feb
65
9% "
15%
-
1
103
3
24
8
Jun
60% Jun
9
52% Jan
Dec 27
82
7V4
15%
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp oommon
5
4'/4% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S) a,
20
34% May 19
10
43% Aug 24
40 y4 Jan
3
6
Aug 31
14% Jan
6% Nov 21
24 y8 NOV 15
3
*
Sep 28
48% July 8
7%
'
57%
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.
Wheeling Steel Corp common
5
Mar
7%
62%
567/a
33%
3.80%
5
3
July 26
36
10
88% Jan 23
42% Jan
64
Oct
Jan
7%_
Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
i_.—10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
29 y4 Aug 16
50
7%
No par
4%
Western
4
6
22
104
-
7%
62%
•
2,800
-
41 %
63%
83 »/4
Power 4%% pfd
100
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%% preferred—
100
Western
Apr
41%
70
Penn
"
3,600
56%
Western Bancorporation
55
57%
41%
15 Va
4.20 %
Western
•
24
57%
41%
83 %
5
May 11
5
Apr 25
-
93
Kentucky Coal. Co
Air
10%
33 Va
Co
41% Sep
30
57 %
41 %
9%
r
4.10%
8
27%
92%
Mills—
37% Mar 21
4
July 16
39% Nov
,
6
98% Mar
13
10
Jun
62% Jan
98% Oct
Jan
5
42% Jan
1
25
89% Aug 18
103 % Dec 28
28
82% Dec 22
36
Jan
17
90
54%
Corp
West
Apr 24
1
78% Jan
63%
57 %
41%
No par
Power
West
May 31
:
82% Feb
Motor
Wayne Knitting
7
62%
57 %
No par
Washington Water
23
62%
"
62%
9%
1
Pharmaceutical
Co
New
3
10
100
•
r
-
27 Va
27%
10
9%
-7%
10
-
Warner-Lambert
34% July 26
Dec
id
4
27%
9%
'
41 %
'
(S D)
*84 %
V8S% Yiwiwrtt
«T't ",«*83
28
No par
Warren
Co
;i.
-
-
27%
1
inc
58% Nov 24
Warner
v'
.90
5
Corp
Pictures
3
44% bep
45% Jan
4
—:
Industries
6
,-
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57
V
_1
100
common
9
24
<>
61%
No par
2.50
Jan
93 % Nov
10
•
28
9%
50c
16% Jan
41
30
W
&
34% Feb
64 •
54% Nov 22
38% May 25
G
Co
Bros
85
..
27%-
15
No par
_10
Baking Co
preferred
/Warner
85
-
100
u
(Hiram)
Walworth
May 8
94% Sep 13
35 Va Nov 24
:
preferred
Corp
;
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
28
'
2
Walker
-
86% Mar 16
3
5
6
10
13% Jun
17
Jan
52% Jan
15
42% OCt
11V4 Mar 28
20
69
81% Aug 23
37% Jun 30
29% Sep 20
45 y2 May
4
•58 % Nov
t:
„
21%Mar
27
51
■*
Oct
38 y4 Jan
53
19
Dec
4%%
Wagner Electric
Waldorf
System
•Walgreen Co_
:
*
35% Aug
RR
10%
2,600
■Q
94% July 19
—
26% Oct
3
38
143
Nov 24
6
27% Jan
3
36% Jun
8
6
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
29 V2 Nov
14
*8% Dec 27
25
:
Corp—
1.25
132
134%
133
134%
132 3/4
134
131
"
Jan
37% Jan
138 % Jan
19% Sep 28
84% Oct 25
Xerox
4
19% Jan
3
114% May 17
24% July 10
97% Jan
62% Nov
Aug 26
4
206
Nov
15
2
77
Nov
Yale <fe Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp——5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
24
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
31%
*28%
32
29%
v
31%
29
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101%
22%
'22
31%
31%
29
29%
102 %
21%
67%
70
31%
32
29%
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lOlVs
99%
•
32%
29 V2
102
i
22,600
::
21%
22
205.
68%
100%
143
230
1,500
-
22
21%
217/a
68%
71
72%
TT
16,800
1,200
10,100
2,000
Z
89% Feb 17
129% Sep
asked
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by
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this
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Yearly ranges since
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or
receivership or being
N.Y.S.E. listing'only. All preferred issues are
reorganized
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87,50
under the Bank
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Volume
194
Number
6111
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY—W^EEKLY
YEARLY
The italic letters in the column
when
the
bonds mature.
headed
Period"
"Interest
86.8
86.8
11
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW
Highest
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
89
Mar
8
89
BONDS
Nov. 20
Mar,
4%s
15
1975-1985
Oct
1
Low
High
Low
High
*102.26
103
♦103
*101.6
101.14
*101.8
*100.6
100.18
*100.12
100.20
100
*100.2
100.6
Feb,,,
1
1980
100.14
*100.10
1968
*99.24
99.28
*99.28
Nov
1974
♦98.16
98.20
♦98.20
98.24
May 15 1966
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99.28
*99.26
99.30
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98.28
f 98.28
99.
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93.20
*93.20
93.28
—Nov
15
1967
„
3 Vis
Nov
15
1980
3 Vis
Feb
15
1990
3 Vis—
Nov
15
1998
Nov
15
1966
3%s
3%s
3Vis
Jun
15
.
„
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101.16
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100.16
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100.6
♦98.24
100
98.38
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1
103.8
98.28
*99.28
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Bonds(f)
*103
101.16
*98.24
,
Sales for
Nov. 24
Low
High
High
103.8
102.30
May 15
1
Friday
Nov. 23
101.12
37/8s—
3%b
Thursday
Low
High
*102.29
4s
3%3
SALE PRICES
*101.10
1969
15
HIGH
Nov. 22
37/as
99.30
*98.28
99.2
99
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93.30
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90.14
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90.18
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90.18
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94
90.4
89.6
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1978-1983
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88.28
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89.2
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89.8
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89.8
-
May 15
1985
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88.28
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89.2
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89.8
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89.8
3s
Feb
15
1964
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99.10
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99.12
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99.12 ;
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99.12
3s
Aug
15
1966
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97.10
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97.12
*97.10
97.14
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3s
Feb
15
1995
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86
♦85.30
86.6
*86.2
86.10
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Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
; Treasury
8
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4s
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each case the month
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more
Wednesday
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t
in
or
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
11
Apr
YORK
Exchange
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent one
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
27
(2355)
Dec
15
2%8
1960-1965
Feb
2 Vis—_Jun
15
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15
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100.20
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97.8
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93.4
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93.12
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15
98.28
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98.29
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98.29
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EXCHANGE
86.8
100.20
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CLOSED
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*
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93.12
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1962-1967 '
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15
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15
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15
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15
1966-1971
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88.26
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Jun
15
1967-1972
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87.6
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87.6
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15
1967-1972
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1967-1972
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151959-1962
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15
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10
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107
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1977
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1
1973
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1
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1
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104.16
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98.16
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98.8
1963
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98.16
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98.16
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98.8
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*
1968
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1
1962
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Jan
1
1969
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96.24
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15
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1981
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87
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1972
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1
1976
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15
1962
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99.28
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•Bid and asked
price. No sales transacted this day.
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as
yet been admitted
to
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101
101
101
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♦100.16
•
»
.
dealings.
Exchange
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
-
New York Stock
.
Interest
New York
Unification
Transit
-Last
r- or
Sale Price
Friday
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
City
No.
Rangs Since
Sold
High
;*;
Low
June-Dec
92%
92%
.
8
High
91A
.
Last
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
,
Brazil
1980
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
3%
Period
Exchange
9411
(
Bonds #'.1! Bangs Since
Sold •
Jan. 1
High
Low
No.
High
(continued)—
{•7s Central Ry 1952
June-Deo
155
155
—
-
V
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
-
reduced
5%
3.6%)
to
bonds
funding
(interest
of
-
-
94
June-Deo
1978
due 1951
(interest
1931
V
v.-
1
1.
94
93%
99
•
t
4
f
■
■
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Foreign Securities
Members
Telephone
REctor 2-2300
120
New
York
Stock
;
§• 7s assented 1942_—_—
,
External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
•
Teletype
•
•
NY 1-1693
"
..
'
Akershus
(Kingdom
Amsterdam
iCity
{•Antioquia
of
oft
Norway)
FOREIGN
4s
1968__Mar-Sept
collateral
7s
§• External
sinking fund Is
{•External sinking fund Is
§ •External sinking fund
{•7s
3rd -series
1957
*96 %
*96 y8
1945—Jan-July
1945—Jan-July
C 1946—Jan-July
D 1945—Jan-July
*96 y8
Apr-Ocf
ser
7s ser
*96 y8
Jan-July
15-year
94%
June-Dec
96%
June-Dec
100
103
104 y
103
5;%q. Oct ;1980—.—__
1981.;.
.:
98 y2
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
j.
1980
101%
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6s
48
45%
sink
Extl
fund
1963-
Austrian
(Free State)
adj
debs
f $
s
1973
94%
95
19
90
•
6%s
assented
assented
6y2s
(series
8).
95%
96%
41
90%
997/a
64
98%
1961-—..-:
89
8
92%
9
15
99 y2
100% 101%
92%
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1945
(Kingdom of)
external
5%s
•
Berlin
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47/ss debt
4y2s
Berlin
6s
loan
of)
adj
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12
97
16
94
12
94
96%
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18
100%
99%
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debt
adj
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6V2s
6%s
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A
B
loan
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'
98%
9
94%
91%
1
83%
94
—
27%
10
26
95%
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28
99%
debt
—Mar-Sept
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100 % 100 y2
17
99%
June-Dec
6s
f
s
debentures
*80
80
93
Aprif-Oct
*75
75
88
of
(Rep
1927
Jurie-Dec
^
1959——:
192
debentures series B 1978
(U S. of) external 8s 1941
•
3.5%)
1978
75
-Jan-July
Jan-July
—,
:
77
73
f ,6y2s
1978
of
due
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reduced
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to
3.375%)
footnotes,
l
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91%
;
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43
43
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91
91
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56
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3
II
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of)
,
1979
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
1977
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'63
reduced to
5%
9."
.
153%
,
70
74%
77
65
1973
99%
106
38
10
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6
45%
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32
98%
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98%
98%
31
103%
64
64
73
78
90 V4
Jan-July
64
74
Jan-July
1976
1 1976
43
103% 103%
37
•
APr*1-?c
;—Feb-Aug
1974—
$ bonds Jan 1
f dollar bonds Jan
103%
Jan-July
1957
June-Dec
April-Oct
94
155
93
138
"97%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
00%
86%
89%
♦—
May-Nov
11
*91%
^ay"S°V
see page
36
4s
dollar bonds
II
*83%
April-Ocf
5s
3s
dollar bonds
dollar
bonds
82
82
82
-
73%
138
85
138
82
81
82
74
85
7s
•
6s
paid 1964
part paid 1968
part
93
—
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93
87
103
79
—
84%
93 %
'
98%
85
93
93
103%
June-Dec
103% 103%
99%
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103%
1980
1972—
Hope Steel & Iron
7s s f mtge
1945-—
Greek Government—
*98%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1972——
1930—
997/8
•102% 103
APrJ}"£c*
loan of
Good
•
April-&cf
of 1924
bonds 1969
1972—
bonds
International
.
138
(interest
1979
dollar
dollar
bonds of 1S36—
.3s conv & fund issue 1953 due 1963
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
'
._
1927
s
5%s
72
155
94
s
f 6%s of 1926 due 1957—April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to,; 3.375 %)
1979_^.
April-Ocf
s
'
♦42
I960-—
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan
German
81%
70
"70
June-Dec
External
External
-
45%
91%
-
„
♦90
10-year
Stamped pursuant to Plan A, (interest
•
i;"*
44%
91
——
"
91
Estonia
192%
"
4V2s
'
extl
3s
debentures series
to
92%
92%
90
♦42
(Republic of) 7s 1967
{•Frankfurt on Main 6y2S 1953
47/8s sinking fund 1973————
192
192%
Feb-Aug
,
47/8s
reduced
45%
—.
—
April-Oct
Light Co Inc—
adjustment—•
{•Brazil
—
3
Jan
5V4s debt adjustment
•
&
A
—
Energy Supply Schwaben—
-April-Oct
f debentures 1951
s
Power
42%
91
.
l
*90
1951
1950—
Stamped assented (interest
6%) extended to 1960
3s
_April-Oct
:
—
,
*42
(City of) 6V2S
Mar-Sepf
adjustment 1970————r-^ar"S^p:
3%s external s f
City Electric Co—
1955
7s
(Kingdom of) 5y2S
El Salvador (Republic of) —
104 7/a
1958
1978—___
5s
Denmark
100%
1972
1970
—
91%
91%
*90
(Republic of) 4%s external
Cudinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978
Czechoslovakia (State)-—
91%
100
1950——
~
42%
91%
*90
Credit Froncier. De France—
100%
100%
4s
—
53
91%
42%
—
■
•
*95
April-Oct
~
May-Nov
May-Nov
1962
6s
I960-.
(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
•
99%
103 %
•»
1964_June-Dec
loan
ser
debentures
Berlin
6s
exterhal
§«6%s
extl
1973—;
45%
"
•
— -
•
♦42
6s of 1928 Oct 1961_April-Oct
1961——-----Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—Apni-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of) 3s 1972—April-Ocf
•
102 %
97 Vb '97%
91%
2
47%
—-
*90
April-Oct
1961
6s
fund
1962
assented
7s
{•Cologne
98%
98
32
Chinese
•
sinking
Consol
Chilean
•
98
97%
98%
•
fund
1961
assented
6s
•
95 %
100 y2
100 ' *
Guaranteed
6s assented
96%
2
96 %
96%
98
47%
April-Oct
sinking
Guaranteed
100
93
97%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
-Feb-Augr
1965—
Belgian Congo-5 %s extl loan
Belgium
1980
June-Dec
June-Dec
1957
6%s
•
97
97%
98
84%
1
♦42
June-Doc
Cuba
June-Dec
4y2s assented
Governments
§• Bavaria
47/8s
5%s extl
(Rep)
80%
*90
June-Dec
bonds 3s 1993——
$
5%s gtd extl loan
Austria
83
♦42
May-Nov
May-Nov
1963
.!> •Chile Mortgage-Bank 6%s 1957
53%
997/B '100%
•
6s
83
"
103% 103%
—
97'/a
_Jan-July
fund
85
73
__
97%
April-Ocf
20-year 5Vis
1961
•
96
-
May-Wow
20-year 5%.S;1979
20-year
96
Mar-Sept
•
1978
20-year 5s
96%
May-Nov,
20-year 5.Us - April
—
93
June-Dec
1972_
103
sinking
53
81
♦90
assented Sept
External
45%
17
♦90
6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sepf
1961——
Mar-Sepf"
•External sinking fund 6s 1962—;
April-Ocf
• 6s
assented
1962
Aprll-Ocf
6s
30
83%
♦42
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
Jan-July
•
%
105
997/a
Feb-Aug
1973
5s
91
99
Feb
assented
6s
1960
—
48
June-Dec
15-year 434s
89%
t
1966
15-year 4 V2 s
*
12'
—
*96 %
1962_
1969
1971
3 %s
3%s
3%s
15-year
—
6s
•
___
20-year 3%s 196715-year
—
102% 102 %
B
$ bonds 1978
(Commonwealth of)—
20-year
102'A
A
ser
30-year 3s s f
Australia
*91%
Mar-Sept
assented
6s
47%
•External sinking, fund
•
1973
5%-s
(Dept)
AND
ISSUES
CORPORATE
')■ 83
47%
83%
April-Oct
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
I960.
External
•
GOVERNMENTS
sinking fund
•
84%
80
47%
May-Wop
...
2
80
Aprll-Ocf
1978—Jan-July ^
Mar-Sepf
1979
s
f bonds
2%s 1974—
2%s 1975—.
Mar-Sepf
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78_Jan-JuZy
I•Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Wop
.
FOREIGN
30-yr
•
Exchange
Broadway, New York
3.375% )
(Dominion of)
25-year
Wertheim & Co.
'
(Dept
to
of)
reduced
Caldas
Canada
83%
90
.
April-Oct
26%
,
Aua
.Feb Aug
26%
26%
20
22%
35
24%
23
24%
33
20 %
32%
28
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2356)
.
.
.
Monday, November 27, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
'*'
Friday
BONDS
I • Hamburg
Conv
of)
(State
Interest
Last
Period Sale Price
'
Exchange
New York Stock
April-OcZ
April-OcZ
1946
1966
6s
&
funding 4'/aS
Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s 1949
4%s debentures adjustment 1970
High Authority of the European
Coal
5%s
5s
and
Steel
secured
secured
53/8s
Useder
Corp
.
.
.
New York Stock Exchange
,
—.
*97%
—
Tel
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
April-OcZ
Feb-Aug
1980
—
-
America
7 Vis
trtepubiicj
—
—
93
97
1977
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
101'/2 101%
„
97
__
99%
•
5%s
7s
gtd
series
Italian
ext
B
Feb-Aup
47
98
98
12
99% 100
__
95
8o
30-year
gtd
ext
extl
of)
f
s
7s
1974
Bank
1976
6s
1st
United
101'A
%'
95
95 '/a
20
79
80 Va
18
98
,94
.
79
80
80
mtge $
6 Vis
due
5 Vis
•
5 Vis
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57
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156
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—May-Nov
27%
*92%
773/4
77%
75
May-Nov
1986.
1976
31 %
190
68 3/s
76%
2020
..'June-Dec
2000
conv
33%
109
22
18%
76%
75%
Mar-<Sep£
1991__
3%s
29%
109%
163/4
17%
ApriZ-Oct
debs
N
64%
56
May-No®
82
81%
331
17%
debentures
Orlean
543/4
April-Oct
74
651/8
89%
York
87 y8
43
f debs '76_June-Dec
94%
7
74
10
New
97 v2
80%
—
100 %
s
18
78%
73
90%
New
62%
97
T
91 Va
54
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42%
56%
94
100%
*.-
>0
Jersey
98
6
57
53i/a
571/4
90%
New
1251/8
96%
2
May
May
May
91 i/a
12
June-Dec
Term
*51
441%
'
'
Inc—
N
56%
100
''''
;
'
1965
1962
Corp
1
1978
Gas
Dairy
Jersey
78%
123
-L
97%
"If
58%
41
48 3/4
63%
1970
First
101%
.
For
79
63%
100
2005.—
2045
Tel 2%s
&
3s
783/4
45
15)
debentures
4s
&
subord
New
Corp—
RR
90%
74%
48%
...Feb-Aug
National
185
47%
April-Oct
5%s
82 3/4
3
debentures
Lake
94 %
90
*85
58%
April-Oct
(Dec
Chat
Airlines
General
78y2 V83%
83
185
*79
92%
80 3/4
45
Lexington
Idbby McNeil & Libby 5s
1
gtd 4s
gtd
States Tel
Cylinder
Natl
79
47%
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Little
82
77
3s
84
77
'
•
May-Nov
F
bonds
89
*93
63%
1990—
1
1981
debentures
National
N
May-Nov
May-Nov
2003
E
(The)
92
88%
•
1,
29)
(Dec
first
N
Series
Called
95%
87
90
102%
Ry—
Series
Lionel
98
92'/a
.—Mar-Sept
first
debs
Essex
&
conv
Natl
90%
80%
June-Dec
Series
Eastern
called
subord
4%s
•
&
95
■
2
963/a
89
,-
Jan
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs
Co—
Terminal
interest
•
C
Jan
Corporation—5%s
6s
New
79
88%
■
-—r
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1997—April-Oct
April-Oct
•
•
85
92%
85i/4
98%
*88
101 i/a
77
Jan-July
1976
Malone
&
National
85
100 %
78%
■
*79
Jan -July
1964
interest
fixed
trust
3s
98%
91 %
.
1st mortgage
5s extended to 1984
__Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
*
Series
coll
Nashville
5s
87%
85
147
II
June-Dec
sinking fund 3%s series A 1968
Harbor
Co—
series
debentures
income
NAFI
330
94%
June-Dec
Term
RR
1st
84%
'
•"
June-Dec
Shore & Mich South gold 3%s '97
June-Dec
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st &
ref 5s
stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Valley
8
90%
94%
883/4
ApriZ-Oct
mtge income 4%s series B? Jan 1 2030^..
Mountain
178
79
April-Oct
Lake
Lehigh
95
82%
95%
82
94%
—
86
75%
••
*96%
—
79%
80
80
94%
90%
98% 104 V*
68
85
May
mtge income 4%s series A Jan
Collateral
1986
3s
1967
Jan
4%s
New
■V>:.—Wi.':
94
*88%
A
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
4s
3%s
mtge
Dock
86
'
—
*88
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
D
ser
4V4s series B Jan
N
Lakefront
5
37
*93%
'
90
fl6
96
:
-
1962
A
series
National Distillers &
129%
112%
90
91%
1976_Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1990—
RR—
1st
50
88
*96%
93%
series
Pacific
National
132
16
Lt & Power 6s
Elec
68
1031%
'
mortgage
Morris
117
103%
344
1980
Corp
1st
Co
83%
74%
*78%
—.
June-Dec
mortgage
5%s
104
101% 101 %
315
2%s
debs
Ry
debentures
f
s
99%
3 %s
100% 103
101 %
178
1982
conv
Kayser-Roth Corporation—5%s
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
10
90%
*83%
"
April-Oct
4s
1966—_.i——Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
.April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980__Jan-July
4%s debentures 1981
;
Feb-Aug
1023/4
103
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
-Jan-July
1991
A Jan
ser
first
Monogahela Ry 3y4s series B
66 y4
234
II
*88
City Southern Ry 3y4s ser C 1984.June-Dec
City Terminal 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kansas
5s
4V2s
3%s
73%
71
/
300
mtge
1st
86%
104
84%
344
89%
*82%
'
'
83
103
73%
1971—May
Mfg 2%s 1967
Texas
adjustment 5s
Entirely
83
76%
_i_
72%
99%
-
853/4
'
—
*72
99 %
^
.84
163
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
2%s 1978
1st
100%
__
*76
*84%
133
75%
83%
315
1977
debentures
Michigan
&
lien
18 Va
-
__
174
1978
4%s
&
mortgage 4s inc
Mining &
lien
4%s
86%
9%
78
Feb-Aug
1987
3%s
subord
conv
25
*100 »/4102 y2
—
—
Jan-July
Gen?
Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s
80%
__
107% 110
73%
1979..Jan-July
Gen
Co—
3%s
Power
Manufacturing
KLM
99 '/2
67
69
debs '83_May-Nov
1981
1980
Breaker
Central
Jersey
sub
conv
debs
debentures
Interstate
1st
Feb-Aug
debentures series A
f
s
I-T-E
Jan-July
1981
4%s
subord
Oil
f
s
4V4S
debs
Tel
&
24
103%
90%
—
Jan-July
May-No®
1st
Department Stores—
conv
88
219
Co—
1st
105
5
31
^
12%
*84%
*77%
*66%
3%s
debs
Ry
83
87%
110
s
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
.
102
101 %
8
*85%'-.
*74%
mortgage
International
77%
*82%
*85%
Jan-July
mortgage
conv
-
Ry 2%s ser C 1986_June-Dec
3y4S debentures 1972
Mar-Sept
1st
5s
-
Union
1st
Intern'l
f. /
Jan-July
1974
C
F
G
Steel Co
4%s
.
May-No®
May-No®
May-Nov
1979
1979
3%s series H
debentures 1980
f
s
series
Jan-July
June-Dec
B
series
mortgage
Indianapolis
89%
Mar-Sept
1985
Kansas
Mohawk
..Jan-July
1981
A
ser
series
3%s
1st
Inland
1973
mortgage 4V2s inc series A Jan
Missouri
95
•-
.
1978
mtge 3%s
Consol
Feb-Aug
5%s subord income debs 2033
102,
97
—
103
101
91%
—
100%
*101
.Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
«
debentures
3s
consol
6s
mortgage
Cum
•
5s
Bell Telephone 2%s series A
First
111
Louis
Prior
90
97 y8
—
.
j•
Illinois
St
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
132
6
89%
*94%
_
Industries—
&
&
General
•
Manhattan—
Foods
103
Feb-Aag
1972
Minnesota
973/4
113%
100% 100%
100
__Jan-July
—Jan -July
Jan-July
&
4%s
368
91
15
110
89%
100
__Jan-July
refunding 5s A 1957
§• Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
Hunt
82
103
95
83%
86%
1976
s
140
86
1969
First
155
368
—
*100% 100%
June-Dec
1984
debentures
89%
Jan-July
1977
f
f
110
Jan-July
1970
debentures
f
s
s
96%
126% 127%
Mar-Sept
s
5s
122
:
Mar-Sept
1968
sinking fund
82%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
s
24
214%
86
1969
1st
81
208
Gas first mtge 3%s 1969__Mar-Sept
Prior
debentures
Finance
4%s
«
246
''
*93%
Jan-July
■
•'
155
Jan-July
1999
debentures 1984
tr
105
93
*88
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s
Missouri
4%s
•:
150
155
Corp—
4Vbs debentures
4s
76%
__
10 J
36
94
85%
1991
3.10s
of America—coll
Household
■■V:
*76%
93%
208
Mar-Sept
3%s
...
Mar-Sept
106%
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
Ry
subord
conv
mtge 2%s 1976
debentures
conv
Chemical
conv
first
84
101%
*86
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Inc—
subord
conv
80
76
103%
93%
Feb-Aug
Central RR 4%s series C
Minneapolis
Hackensack
80
71
77
__
*85%
1972
3%s debs
1st
June-Dec
1980
-
72 Va
68%
...
*84%
1980
1st
Jan-July
66
*101
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974__May-Nou
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3y8s 1988___April-Oc£
68%
84
79 Va
3
Feb-Aug
...Mar-Sept
1980
(J Ray) & Co—
subord debentures
54%
"2
63%
73
104%
Jan-July
Stores Realty Corp 5s 1977
Corp 5%s debs 1976—
May
64%
56
733/8
*__
—
May-No®
1972
McCrory
*80
1978
23/4s
"ex
1968
f debentures
s
72%
64%
71
.June-Dec
1969
mortgage'* 3%s
1st
64%
April
1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st
wts"
104 y8
67%
*78
April
May-Nov
2056
2%s
RR
5%s
Co
71%
310
350
June-Dee
72
59%
733/8
*77
2%s debentures 1972__May-Nov
1977
Feb-Aug
5%s 1978
Feb-Aug
Martin
65%
65
*70
1981—Apr-Oct
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—4%s 1975
series
series
Utilities
Central
61%
__
101
*66
debentures
92
7
68%
5
2
Apr-Oct
"ex wts"
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3%s s f debentures 1978
RR—
mortgage Inc 5s
mortgage Inc 4s
General
subord
conv
McKesson & Robbins
Corp—
debentures 1974
Ohio
&
& Co
(R H)
Macy
96
Financial
subord
conv
Gulf
1990
65
70
65%
55
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s
Mack Trucks Inc 5%s debs
6
68%
68%
93
104%
98%
5
20
*64 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
General
68%
104
99% 100
99%
99 y«
84
90%
19
*57%
Mar-Sept
146
110
91%
April-Oct
Maine
131% 135%
1973
C
series
1984
171%
135%
923/4
82
67%
73%
Feb-Aug
1987
94%
142
1982
3%s
5s
171%
1979—
mortgage
104%
162
2%s
mortgage 4%s
99%
163%
Jan-July
94%
101%
96%
67%
Mar-Sept
May-No®
gold 3s 1980
Elec
mortgage 3%s
3
103 % 103%
second
&
13
104% 104%
mtge 3%s ser F 2003—April-Oct
1st
121
99
91%
—
mtge 2%s ser G 2003—ApriZ-Oct
mtge 3%s ser H 2003
April-Oct
refund mtge 3%8 ser I 2003—April-Oct
Gas
86
98 %
refund
div
2
91%
refund
Louis
90 %
RR—
1st
103
95
2
&
96
103 y8
•
&
1st
218
108
refund
High
96 y4
*83
June-Dec
1986
Nashville
&
Louisville
205
173
April-Oct
1985
82
166
173
f debs
&
St
903/4
82
19
s
First
101%
.
ApriZ-Oct
First
105%
130
89%
1978
First
105%
1983—
General
3s
102
88%
debentures
&
Jan. 1
Low
5
99
Mar-Sept
First
100% 101%
100 % 101 %
100'A
1976
Louisville
48
*104
Company 4y«s conv
Ry Co—
5s
General
5s
98
debentures
4%s
106
90%
1963
3s debentures
Co
No.
90%
1976_June-Dec
April-Oct
Co 3%s ser D
Bangs Since
Sold
High
100% 100%
3%s
Northern
General
5s
102%
(P)
ApriZ-Oct
1982
debentures
4%s
Gas
3s
933/8
88
83
92
95
105
*79—Feb-Aug
Lorillard
93 Va
69
June-Dec
debentures
Union
Great
92
91%
94%
(W Ri & Co 3V28 conv sub debs '75_May-Nov
Grand
90%
91
104%
June-Dec
1981
95%
137
Star
Long Island Lighting
98%
91
first mtge 2%s
Co
97%
Bonds
Friday'9
or
Bid & Asked
High
91
Jan-July
1977
subord debs
Co
96%
Mar-Sept
f debs 1981
s
debentures
(B F)
f
s
Grace
43/4s'
debs
conv
conv
Brothers, 5s
Glidden
1979
*
Rubber
&
debe
debentures
4%s
Tire
Gimbel
3V*b
1980
97%
Last
Sale Price
Low
Jan. 1
Low
Lone
1964
Period
New York Stock Exchange
General,, Motors Acceptance Corp.—
debentures
Week's Range
Friday
Low
2%s
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
Interest
BONDS
Bangs Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
.
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
Week's Range
Sale Price
.
mortgage
General
mortgage
2%s
3%s
3%s
4%s
1980
1983
1983
1987
—
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
_Mar-Sep£
1001% 1041/2
76%
—
—
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>
—
823/4
.80
-
83%
841/4
—
.
79
76%
'
15
i
'
873/4
10t|i/2
105 %
'
Volume
6111
Number
194
..
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2359)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
or
Sale Price
1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4¥aS series A 1974
—Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 35/8s s f debs 1973_May-Nov
3Vis s f debentures 1973—,
May-Nou
3 Vis s f debentures 1974
—May -Nov
4¥as s f debentures 1976
May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1977May-Nou
4%s s f debentures 1978
May -Nov
4%s s f debentures 1980
May-Nov
5¥as s f debentures 1979
May-Now
4%s s f debentures 1981
——-May-Nop
4%s s f debentures
1981
May-Nop
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047—
——-Quar-Feb
Refunding & Improve 41/28 ser A 2047_—Jan-July
Coll trust 4s
1984
April-Ocf
States
Northern
*88
84
91%
88%
y4
89
*98Vi
*100
98%
3
99%
101%
105'i
14
103
1041/4
100% 100 7/a
51
100%
100%
84 %
85
38
81%
58Vi
24
56%
93
t
88i/4
92%
92%
1
92
*82
Republic
Corp 5s conv 1979
Bell Telephone
June-Bee
—Jan-July
1984—June-Dec
—_Feb-Aug
2%s
1996
debentures
Steel
Reynolds
94
'
(R
II
*"
75
78
81
93 %
4Vis
83%
79
98
*91 %
„
99
93%
*104
89%
1045%
Rohr
160
McBee
76%
first
Edison
mortgage
98%
104%
•
175
73
•
•—
First
mortgage 2%s
First
mortgage 27/bS
Gas
Oklahoma
1980
1st
mortgage
3s
1st
mortgage 2%s
1979
1980
1982
3%s
mortgage
1st
mortgage 3 Vis 1985
1st
mortgage
1st
3¥aS 1988
4VaS 1987
mortgage
.
Chemical 5¥2s conv
Mathieson
Olin
Glass
80
Oxford Paper Co
6
83 %
*—
5s
First
&
First &
Firsf? &
First
&
First
&
First
&
86
Union
1977
88%
94%
133
133%
91%
94
50
1063/8
123
*97%
3s
ref 3V4S series CC
ref
mtge 4Vis series DD
1st
&
ref
5s
1st
&
ref
4%s
Tel
Pacific
series
series
Tel
&
EE
1978
FF
2%s
debentures
97%
92
91%
Service
85%
85%
86
26
83%
89
Shell
Oil
8IV2
81 %
82
793/8
85%
Shell.
Union
83%
83%
80%
86%
Sinclair
75
81
79 %
1992-
81
/
79%. 80
*__
•
i
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;
10
,V
84
v,-
84%
—
82%
,78%
V
:
3 VbS debentures
83%
85%
2
80%
5
79
>106% 106%
L t
v
1
97%
92
106
'89%
*75%
4
102
107/
6
99
15
75
79%
„April-Oct
1978
79%
*85%
Mar-Sept
:
79%
73%
79 Va
84%
83%
80
87%
3VHs
debentures
1983
Mar-Sept
805/a
81
3Vis
debentures
1981
May-Nop
86%
'
•i
86%
35/bs
debentures
1991
Feb-Aug
86 %
90
debentures
1988
Feb-Aug
98%
98%
11
78
84%
7
86
90%
86% -86%
4 %s
Pacific
Pan
Western
3¥as
Pennsylvania
1964_June-Dec
Airways—
debentures 1979
subord
conv
debentures
♦94%
—
Power
Light
&
4¥aS
General
5s
General
4Vis series
series
3s
Feb-Aug
1975
103 Ve 105
104Vi
April-Ocf
Eastern
&
1965
84 Va
333
98 3/8
94%
105%
81%
1968
87%
91
99%
-June-Dec
1981—
D
50
3VbS series
98
97%
98%
14
92%
—ApriZ-Oct
1984_!
Jan-July
72
72
73
46
65
F
1985
Ry income 4s 1990_.
37/sS series D 1980
72
71%
72
30
65
74%
59%
13
53
60
60
April
—
75%
58%
Jan-July
Ry
100
*76%
_Mar-Sept
2
60
50
84
''
'
■
60%
79
85
series
5s
B
1974
General
gold 4Vis series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
&
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
First &
First
&
First
&
First
&
First
&
First
2%s
C
1977—
1971
3Vis
refunding
First & refunding
First.& refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
subord
Philip Morris Inc 4%s
Phillips
Petroleum
s
2%s
~1
1985
85
88
84
88%
93
~7
90%
82
•2
;81%
94%
1st
gen
1st
4 Vis.
series
Plantation
3 Vis
s
Potomac
Pipe
f
1st
mortgage
1st
3 Vis
mortgage
Proctor
&
C
74
66
73
46
63
69%
85
89%
78%
83
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169%
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106
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78%
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100
94
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100
79
76
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94
84
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102
debs
100
100%
1043/4 105 %
20
104%
Jan-July
1983_Feb-Aug
101 %
100
105%
May-Nov
1979
f debs
1043/a 1043/4
102
1971
1976
RR
1986
29
102
84
86 %
100
97%
16
104 V'a
101%
101
106
100%
106
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81%
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100
86%
98%
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93%
81
87%
5
62
103
853/a
99Vb
8
87%
102 5/8
Jan-July
Jan-July
:
86
87%
103
June-Dec
1963
5s
84
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
1982
debs
conv
& Telegraph Co—-
i
82%
4'/2S
Co
76%
86
78
79%
73 Vb
4
.
239
„
5
239
59%-
1973_June-Dec
conv
79%
72
14
75%
76%
1987
82%
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1985
i
1st
Term
Pacific
Southern
A 1977
59%
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161
239 r
59 Va
54Ve
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136
149 V4
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Memphis
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91
99%
109
96
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84%
93
1
83'/a
85
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96%
84
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27/8s
2%s
consol
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Jan-July
Jan-July
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102
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
3%s
Tell
Bell
debentures
Spiegel
Inc
5s
6
debs
99%
12
'
106%
94
92
95%
*—
98
95
99%
87
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June-Dec
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143%
143
145
100%
100% 100%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
100 y4
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76%
87
72%
144
1984
62
104
*__
April-Oct
subord
101
*85
—
71
59%
—
102
1977—May-Nou
1985
April-Oct
debs
2%s
1983
conv
69 •%
—
101% 101%
Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
Southwestern
84
lot
Co—
RR
first
85
98%
91%
97
May-Nov
May-Nov
3%s
mtge
97%
97%
99%
91%
«__Mur-Sept
—
gold 5s 1994
coll tr 4%s 1988——
div first gold 5s 1996
Ry
mtge
Power
ser
ser
I
J
78%
84
81
73
131%
94
97%
221
Standard Oil
2%s
1970
Swift
Co
Talcott
83 5/a
5%%
78%
78%
103
89%
4
78%'
78%
4
103
89%
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94
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103
107%
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100
104 %
106
102%
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97%
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119%
97%
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95%
600
—
(James)
senior
capital
98
112
129%
100
-
75
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86
6
85%
85%
8
73
73
2
Texas
95%
102
5%s
of
85%
84 %
97%
84
91%
90
*91 %
217
gold
3%s
June-Dec
E 1985—Jan-July
2000
5s
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101
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91%
91%
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1
4
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91%
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96%
66%
79
18
69%
89
71
90 4
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3%s
1974
4%s
19861978
120
76%
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64%
64%
1971—May-Nov
94%
94%
304
68
135
105
79 %
82%
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7 7 V4
113%
103%
29
117% 120
*103% 105
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986——
3%s
Airlines 6%s
*77%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
debs 1982
Wooldridge Inc—
Co
236
101
series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Orleans
New
Ramo
Oil
103
*219
236
3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
refund M
Products
Wbrld
First
3s
97
96
97%
.
__
99%
100%
106
Union
Electric
Co
mortgage
debentures
1st
Missouri
of
3%s
85%
64 %
72 Va
_June-Dec
:
May-Nov
1970—June-Dec
4%s. debentures 1986
—June-Dec
4%s conv -subord debs 1991———
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976—Feb-Aug
&
Refunding mortgage 2%s series
90
90
*84
84
86%
5s
's
United
...
78
971/2
f
United." Air
47/8*s
Feb-Aug
Tank
3%s
Car
4%s
s
debentures.
Lines
conv
debs
1986
C 1991-Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
94%
80%
85
1
88%
85
*88%
104
119
81%
85
80%
86%
88
88%
—
104%
69 %
3
84
68
69%
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—
6
130
117% 119
83 %
1973
Co
debentures
of
debs
1985
America
1977
June-Dec
1966—ApriZ-Oct
—Mar-Sept
—
2%s
121
121
*90 %
*86%.
92
80%
76
70
100%
105%
107
119
79%
66%
97
—
402%
105
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
f
89
3
92.
*77 %
coll tr 2%s 1980
mtge 3%s 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
mtge
18
82%
92
May-Nov
94%
82%
coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
and
1968
1st
-Union
94
90 5/8
RR—
first
debentures
90
May-Nov
page 36
and
RR
Tidewater
965/a
94%
95%
94 %
95
*84 %
Ju7ie-Dec
(The)
Pacific-Missouri
733/8
5-
*95
94%
89 %
Of St Louis—
Orleans
Pacific
General
Texas
70%
74
97
90 %
*92%
June-Dec
refund M
&
82
97
80
93%
98
92
97
*74%
94
91%
91%
Jan-July
May-Nou
..-Jan-July
—May-Nop
;—June-Dec
1980——
notes
First and
Texas
98%
7
0
100
.
1979
refund M 3%s
99 Va
*84
Mar-Sepf
New
98
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
37/8s debs 1981
&
Thompson
97
82
95 %
Jan-July
series D 1965——April-Oct
3%s debs 1983——May-Nov
3s debentures 1965
May-Nov
Corp
73%
82
v-
1979
notes
First and
Term
Co—
1984
Texas
91 Va
95 Va
4
1971,
1972
6s
Inc—
notes
Company
95'/a
*95%
98
impt M 4s series C 2019
Trans
85%
*95%
impt 2%
Thompson
*99%
*98%
87
87 %
82%
*93
Refund and
73%
—
82 %
86%
*93
Refund and
87
3
104 %
18
*84
1973__Mar-Sept
1973
conv
senior
98%
88%
mtge
84%
1966—Jan-July
1981
debentures
2%s
Terminal RR Assn
85
100
6V
1st
Inc
126%
98%
85%
101
Jan-July
debenture#
debent^jrejs'
97%
103 %
33
110% 112%
101
Jan-July
t y-1
debs
108
388
101%
99% 1003/B
112
1971—May-Nov
1982L
4%s
3%s
2%s
3%s
Co
2%s debentures
80
89%.
1974
(Ohio)
Corp
1982
:—
debentures 2.%s
Chemical
Oil
&
*__
_ApriZ-Oct
1986—
Co
1983
3%s conv
1983
(N J)
Standard Oil
4%s
California
debentures
5%s
Ry—
1
(Indiana)
debentures
5s
June-Dec
see
of
Oil
4%s
100%
103%
85
June-Dec
For' footnotes,
Oil
Standard
85
81 %
1983
Standard
815/s
1963_Feb-Aug
1964-May-Nov
1983—
27/8s
debentures
1
June-Dec
1964
1974
2%s
5%s
82
Feb-Aug
1977
Gamble
66%
2
67
*86%
June-Dec
1977
f
s
(Oregon Lines)
mortgage
Texas
1977
Line
3s
1966
series E 1986—
First mortgage
series F 1996
First mtge 5%s series series H 1983—
82
April-Ocf
1962
B
debentures
mtge
First
79%
Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
D
Electric
1st
Fran
Southern
83
June-Dec
1984
5s series
San
80
Virginia Ry—
series
40
72
__
66
Jan-July
1986
2%s
1969
75%
mortgage 5s series A 1970
-June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E
1975—April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3Vis 1964
May-JVop
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
5s
66%
May-Nov
1981
13
General
gen
72 5/8
71%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
debentures
Gas
4%s
18
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
&
72
Co—
4%s
Superior Oil
.
A
Natural
Gold
78
May-Nov
debentures
4Vis
series
72
Corp—
1979_:
Gold
81
Mar-Sept
f debs 1979—
4¥as
Youngstown
75
yv*
First 4%s
81
April-Oct
guaranteed
1st
67%
65
67
•
Mar-Sepf
2%s
s
4%s
Oil
Southern Pacific
77%
78
April-Oct
1984
guaranteed
3,7/bS
.
58
*65
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
J an-July
Southern California Edison Co—
;
]
3%s convertible debentures 1970
Jan -July
Southern Indiana Ry- 2%s-4Vis 1994—^—_Jan-July
-June-Dec
Consolidated
Pgh
'•
'
88 %
88
*58
1989—May-Nou
1971
debs
4%s
2 Vis
debentures
Jan-July
Consolidated
West
4s
1980
debentures
debentures
Feb-Aug
4Vis conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Co 45/aS,
s
f debs 1986
Jun-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972_
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Pittsburgh &
Oil
debentures
Sunray
101
77
82
May-Nop
4%s 1987
3%s 1988_
debs
81
92%
92%
r;
June-Dec
1983
3 Vis
*87
May-Nop
;
mtge 4%s 1986_
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989
Philco Corporation—
2.,
conv
147
120
*69%
Feb-Aug
debs
Corp
Surface Transit
—June-Dec
1982
3 Vis
81
81
Jan-July
2%s 1981
27/as 1978
mortgage
*97% 100
Feb-Aug
2%s 1967
2%s 1974_
&
4Vis
94
88%
108%
102
Co—
4%s
Oil
Stauffer
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General
'
75
*80
debentures
& North Alabama
1st
92%
17
85
97
98%
June-Dec
4 Vis series E
mortgage
Marquette
A
B
series
General mortgage
Peoria
89%
102
93
1
'
General
Pere
83%
943/8
—
Pennsylvania RR—
General
:'■<
World
American
47/bS
Oil
7
47
997/8
913/4
33
June-Dec
Co
subord
Co
Soitthern
'
105 Va
72%
'
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85
157 %
,
76%
77%
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114
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*
1
96%
104 i
&
2%s
106'/a
98
103%
74%
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102 V*
85
102
*81
1972
2%s
103%
52
:t
106
103
74%
vi
55
92 %
100% 101
;
96%
86%
6
--
108 %
April-Ocf
1982
Socony-Vacuum
3s
85 Va
79
•
Sons
Southern Bell Telephone
85%
3
13
57%
127%
1989_Jan-July
1st gtd
5Vis
Pipe Line 3.20s
.v,'7v
84%
81
—
91%
1968—June-Dec
Oil
South
84%
101 % 101 %
92 Vi
;
89%
79u
10
82%
99%
88
—
97%
48
6
105
4s
2%s debentures 1965
Smith-Corona Marchant—5 Vis 1979-
83%
"
April-Oct
1987^-.
debentures
3V4s
&
Rubber
conv
Skelly
;81ipot>85%
i
Seiberling
5s
10
■:
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•
-
79%
'
5
84%
81%
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•
>77
1
:
81%
100%
1985—June-Dec
14
'
-.81
/
June-Dec
:
debentures
79
79%
79%
-
-
.
June-Dec
1986
Roebuck
85 %
w
104%
95
125
1971
B
1974
debentures
87%
18
99%
'
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cons
Acceptance
subordinated
94%
'
2%s
E)
debentures
15
June-Dec
."J
1991
1989
1977
Co
4%s
10
June-Dec
—;
(Jos
90
/
17
*88
2006—_Mar-Nov
debentures
conv
Roebuck
90%
June-Dec
1990—
3s
debentures
Sears
90%
¥as series R 1982
June-Dec
refunding 3s series S 1983_
June-Dec/
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec Hi
First & refunding mtge 33/as ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3Vas ser W '84
June-Dec
First & refunding 3¥as ser "X 1984——June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
First & refunding, mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 4Vis.series AA 1986
June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 5s series BB 1989——June-Dec
&
1st
debentures
90
—
93 %
—
3%s
England
Finance
90 Vi
&
&
RR
4%s
117% 123
123
First & refunding 3
1st
f
s
Seagram
115%
115%
;
92%
*92
"
May
Mar-Sepf
Jan
A
mortgage 3s series B
3%s
101
196
119% 122%
119 % 122
refunding
1st
Ry
Depot
New
Paper
Seaboard
68
120
119%
2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
First
series
certificates
Duluth
V &
Scott
86
88%
;
__
107%
Mar-Sepf
Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
85
V-.„- :
83%
88%
—
122-124%
1st
inc bond certificates Nov
&
Sears
series N
3s
bond
4s
Paul
Scioto
85%
& Electric Co—
refunding
1977—June-Dec1
1980
B
debs
Paul
1st
refunding 3Vis series I 1966
June-Dec
refunding 3s series J 1970——June-Dec
refunding 3s series K 1971—:■—June-Dec
refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
&
First
series
St
5s
Pacific Gas
4s
income
First.
78
81
__
_April-Ocf
4%s conv 1978
debentures
Scovill
1988—June-Dec
debs
mtge
Second 4s
85
77%
--
123%
1996
6s
Louis-Southwestern
89%
—
Mar-Sept
3%s
Co
82%
debs
conv
conv
Adirond'k
&
gold
St
1982—May-Nou
5V2S conv subord debs 1983
Owens-Illinois
79%
83
83%
*76
._Feb-Aug
June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
1975
2%s
1st
*82
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
1975
14
85%
Electric Co—
&
mortgage
1st
85
82
3
,
Second mtge inc 4 Vis ser A Jan 2022
1st
76
*78
85 %
Mar-Sepf
1974
3s
92%
3
51
87%
82 %
89
1
96%
r"
88
78
5
101 %
*85
gold 5s 1996-Jan-JuZy
!
April-Ocf"
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st
mortgage 4s series A 1997_—
Jan-July
Second
80
120 %
.'
90
99
"
—
J
St Lawrence
60
163
82%
89%
101
99
—i—Mar-Sepf:
1969—_Mar-Sept'
1977
Jan-July
—
series
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971—
79
1
86
90%
""51
165%
-
—
*95
April-Oct
Corp—
3Vis
5Vis
6 Vis
154
1
88%
96
111
96%
St
Ohio
Electric
1977
Aircraft
159
82%
101
993/s
92
103
90%
April-Ocf-
1983
105
80
98%
*75%
D
3
High
97
*
debentures
mortgage
Royal
'
161
serial
92%
*79
1975
106
78%
—
98%
1973
debs
104
__
"•
98%
debs
103
*105
*78%
3s
62
*86%
debs
3%s
Jan. 1
Low
98%
159
Jan-July
Corp—
subord
&
No.
92%
series D 1995_May-Nov
1985
Mar-Sept;
4%s
Tobacco
Gas
General
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J)
conv
Rochester
78%
82%
—
4%s
85%
ref 3%s
1964
Rangs Since
Sold
98%
89%
Mar-Sept-
debentures
Corp
Bonds
High
"104%
April-Ocf
f
1977
Manufacturing
Richfield Oil
82%
78%
98%
June-Dec
1975
2%s
Friday's
Gas Co—
1972
Reading Co first &
105
80
%
28
83
*77%
Oats
Rheem
84%
82%
or
Bid & Asked
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983_April-Ocf
debentures
Quaker
62%
92%
debentures
4%s
92%
58
and
3Vis
104%
5
and
debentures
First
102 Vi
103Vi 103 %
92%
and
First
101
98 Vi
15
103% 103%
58%
and
3%s
103Vi 103 Vi
100%
and
First
90
99%
100% 101%
;
First
91%
86%
100%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
May-Nop
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968-Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Novrefunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
and
First
93%
97%
—
First
83%
87V4
87
Service Electric &
debentures 1963
3s
90
78%
14
90
Period
Low
Public
96%
87%
91 %
Interest
Exchange
High
86
89
New York Stock
Power Co—
Northwestern
3V*s
%
*88%
mortgage 4%s 1987—-—i-i
1st
53
*79 Vi
88
Low
Friday
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
High
93
Feb-Aug
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974
First mortgage 23/is 1975
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s 1979_
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
—2—June-Dec
First mortgage 3VaS 1984
—April-Ocf
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 4s 1988—
—Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990..;
—-June-Dec
First mortgage
4%s 1991——
Feb-Aug
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
ApriZ-Oct
1st
mortgage 3s 1979
—Mar-Sept
Northrop
Rangs Since
Sold
'
first gold 4s
Western Ry
&
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Norfolk
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
Week's Range
Friday
31
124%
43
116%
85
71
100%
105
143%
89%
92
85%
—
91%
—
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday, November 27, 1961
. . .
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND
ffiCTSfS? look oSdln which |y
American
Range for Week Ending ov. 2
£
It is compiled from the report of the
Friday, Nov. 24.
and ending
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Prtoo
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
Products
Wire
Acme
Co
Plastics
Admiral
Aero-Flow
In©
Corp
Inc
Dynamics
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Great
Alabama
Steel
Wood
Alan
Co
2,000
Oct
13%
1,900
121/4
Sep
7,100
8%
Jan
7,500
3y8
Feb
5,700
50'/a
82
.
6%
6%
6%
4,400
6%
9
8%
9%
1,600
8%
Nov
84%
Oct
83 y2
271/4
Apr
Jan
34% Aug
300
27%
22%
79%
so y2
75
79
Jan
84%
5'/2
5%
1,700
5
Feb
9y8
Properties Inc
Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Oil
American
American
Israeli
4%
Jan
8%
Apr
200
10%
Jan
17%
Apr
1,400
5,400
8
18%
18%
19%
1,000
16%
8% Oct
14%
9
Oct
12%
51/4
3,700
80
79 y2
81%
800
76%
Jan
83y2
Apr
5y8
51/8
5%
6,300
3%
Jan
6'A
Apr
1
4
4
4
600
4
Nov
7% Mar
55
5'A
82
65
65
325
14%
14%
16
1,900
1
6%
6%
7i/8
8,500
6%
3
2%
3i/a
2,600
2%
£1
3%
3%
3%
3%
Nov
4%
4%
5
Inc
25o
Inc
13% Aug
6
1,900
4%
Sep
7%
43i/2
8%
Apr
42%
43%
5%
5%
5%
9,200
4%
Jan
Corp of Del
5% preferred
2
5
—5
15 ya
14%
15%
5,100
10%
Jan
A
1
2%
2'A
2%
1,300
Mines Ltd
20o
&
16
%
12,900
2
18 y4
18 »/4.
181/4
16%
17
American
Thread
Paper
class
Anchor Post Products
...
4%
4%
400
4%
4y8
50
35
35
30
23% May
36
2
3%
Jan
%
Jan
21
32% May
13% July
8%
9
1,600
51/4
Jan
3%
8,200
3%
Jan
Pools
Anthony
Inc
10%
5%
61%
Jan
Apr
17 y8 May
45%
Feb
86% May
2,400
3%
Jan
71/4 May
800
11%
62
65
5
pfd—100
4%
"5%
16%
5%
Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Apollo
class
Electronics
Arco
Louisiana
Arkansas
Gas
Arkansas Power & Light
Armour
Co.
&
€
Aluminum Co
Altex
Arnold
convertible
35c
2.50
Co
32
Electronics
Arrow
Inc
1
~5%
Oil Corp
Ltd
40c
li1.
Asamera
Electric
Associated
2.50
10%
Mines
Company
American- deposit
rets
regular
ord shares
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc__
Burry Biscuit Corp.
.
Shoe
5%
5%";
15"%
15%
28%
50c
17"%
Atco Chemical Industrial Producta__10c
5%
Stationers Supply-
Gas
&
Co
Associated Testing Labs.
Inc
Astrex
Coast
Atlantic
Atlantic
Line
Research
5%
1
18
OCt
Oct
6% Mar
5%
2%
9%
14%
Jan
19%
Jan
35%
Apr
4,200
13
Oct
19%
Feb
'
*
1
——50
preferred
6%
;
Fire
Camden
1
-r
;
58%
*
Bread
__
*
Cement Co Ltd common—
61/2 %
Dredge & Dock Co—
Homestead
Canadian
Carolina
Oct
Carreras Ltd
Carter
(J W)
Castle
(A
&
15%
2%
Power
&
M)
pfd
5,900
Catalin
Corp of America
Hadley Corp
Central
Maine Power
Atlas
General
Atlas
Sewing
Audio
Industries
Aug
1
3%
Aug
Apr
Central
Power
Central
&
•
convertible preferred
•
Automatic Radio
Non-voting
Avlen
Jan
9"% May
Chamberlin
Oct
2 %
May
15%
16%
11,500
Mar
Cherry-Burrell
17
2%
8,300
6'A
Jan
24%
14,700
43%
Jun
10%
10%
1,400
6%
Feb
13"%
Apr
__1
12%
11%
13%
5,900
11%
Nov
21%
Apr
Inc com— _1
5%
5%
5%
400
3%
Jan
71/2 May
6%
6%
200
4%
Jan
7
._1
preferred
non-cum
——
10c
A
2
2
12%
11%
13%
22%
23%
2.800
51
511/2"'
,
6,500
22%
Nov
2
21%
Nov
Mar
Collieries
Ayrshire
Corp
-3;
.
51-.
*
-
900
•
"
42
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc..
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining—i_—
Christiana
Oil
Chromalloy
Cinerama
29% May
Nov
Clark
Cable
56%
Apr
Clark
Controller
Circuit
Foil
-
*,3
j
l
5
—2
2
1
1
1
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
Banco
de
los
Banff
Oil
Ltd
Barnes
Andes
Barton's
Bayview Oil
Beck
~li/4
li/4
10%
9%
_lc
i
•
25c
i...
Co_._J__
Corp
Ties-
Photo
Birdsboro
Cockshutt Farm
1% May
Cohu
%
16,700
46,100
6
Jan
Aug;
11%
Nov
Corp
Sand
6,800
10%
Oct
261/8
Apr
Colonial
29
Sep
49%
Apr
15
Jan
29%
Apr
Community
19 y8
is%
19%
2,600
Jan
19%
Nov
Inc
1
1%
6,600
1
1%
4%
2,100
15
131/4
19%
1
1%
6,400
4
5%
Jan
15
4,400
14
Jan
2%
Jan
10%
3% Mar
8
Jan
prior preferred
footnotes,
Consol
Diesel
Electric
New
Nov
Consolidated Oil
48
Jan
56%
Nov
Consolidated Royalty
10%
11%
4,500
10%
Nov
20% May
9%
Jan
1,900
•6
5,300
12% Nov
30
281%
30
1,150
21%
4%
5%
3%
44%
page 36
99%
99%
4%
5%i
49
99%
6,500
"-2,000
16,100
.70
3%
3%
28
95%
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Corp.
%
:
7% May
May
Jun
7% May
12%
Sep
Jan
li'a
Jun
Jan
22%
Sep
15%
Nov
24%
Jun
Jan
71/4 July
9% Feb
■
21% Mar
4'A
38%
Nov
104%
220
102
13
2,900
%
300
5%
Nov
400
13%
Jan
1%
1%
10.800
691/2
71%
140
5%
6% May
Jan
6%'
14%
15
2,700
6
Jan
134
Jan
5
Nov
105% Aug
Apr.
%
.
Jun
11%
Apr
17% May
Jan
1%
65
9
Jan
;
3
Jan
71%
May
Apr
Nov
79% Oct
25%
27
32%
32'A
25
41
42 %
8%
5,100
83% Mar
14 %
Jan
27
23
—
Jan
321/4
Nov
Jan
42'A
Nov
Jan
10%
Apr
100
1,000
9
7
26%
5%
100
61/2
1%
6,700
%
Jan
11%
11%-
1,500
11%
Nov
57%
59%
7,200
421/4
Jan
22%
23V2
400
21%
Nov
1%
1%
5,000
%
Jan
;■
1
-
18%
20
20%
18%
20%
26
27V8
2,900
9%
12,100
7%
8%
9
16%
3% May
3%
Jan
18%
Nov
31
4%
Jan
22%
Sep
6% Mar
Oct
21'A Mar
Jan
20
Feb
Jan
22% May
14% May
Jan
18%
12% July
2% Jan
19%
8%
50
10%
17%
800
17%
15,200
4'A
4%
4%
1,700
4'A
4%
4%
500
1 Va
Sep
57% May
10% May
12
8,800
16%
Apr
Mar
15%
2,400
16%
9%
24
11,800
10
Apr
65% May
25% Apr
25,800
16
151/4
Nov
li9a May
15% May
11,500
-
15%
9%
Oct
18,900
7%
121/4
36,000
'
-
1
1
'
7
3%
Apr
Oct
Oct
4% May
7
Sep
May
Consolidated
Sun
&
Inc—^—
Gas
Ray
class
Products
A.:—1
Construction
Aug
Continental
Aviation, .&
Oct
Continental
22'A
33
7.900
2OV2
2,100
9
13%
1,800
8%
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
16% May
Oct
33
Jan
Apr
Nov
Nov
8
1,000
48%- 50
29%
27% May
11'A Jan
Jan
50%
Nov
Jun
1,100
8%
Jan
231/4
10%
12%
18,800
8%
Jan
19% May
5%
5%
2,500
3%
Jun
13
••
.61/4
221%
*2
%
37a
4%
9%
9%
.l'/s
,
6%
21%
18
%
...
4%
*
9%
1%.H-
Nov
Continental
Connector
Engineering-.-1
Corp^...,.,, ,,..-.1
Corp cl A—50c
Materials
Corp——_10c
;
8% Mar
71/4 May
Nov
May
Continental
Continental
Cook Paint
Vending Machine Corp.lOc
&
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish Co..
Inc
—,.20
—1
' -
5%
4,000
500
20
Jan
Jan
a/.
2,700
9%.
'
Oct
17'A
16 Vs
2%
.
500
v
Nov
7
-
Jan
1
4%
r
,
'A, Sep
J,200
2%
9%
Sep.
800
5%
Feb
17'A
1.600
13 %
Oct
18,600
%
Jan
--14.600
—6%
'
Jan
2,200 1
2%
2'%
ll*^'
11
1?%!
50%
52%
8
.
6'A
52%
7%
31/2
16,500
26,800:
10%
.9%
6
7
5%
.51/8
5%
Commercial
102
7%
;
6%
" 22
Inc————_1
Aug
49
9,700
19%
20%
20c
OiL^_i— ^—.*
17%
30
9,800
S%
29
1%
Oct
14%
8%
33
1
Jan
12
13%
' J 14%
8%
...10c
Ltd__
12 %
-Nov,:
13
14%
,4%
Jan
■65
16%
1
22%
Jan
12
12%
12%
48%
V
.4,900
12%
3
18%
Sep
191/2
2,800
:
10
Jan
5,000
18
6%
....
Pacific
16,700
9
1,800
16%
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd..*
Consolidated
55%
14%
100
see
17%
Apr
Apr
May
19%
8%
Jan
.111/8
1,800
14,900
134
104
.
56%
8%
Jan
"
:
5
8%
Service.^.
.10
49% '
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
13%
Compudyne Corporation
_j.
._25c " " 12%Connelly Containers Inc.j;
50c;
17%
•
•
6
Stone
&
10%
r
Apr
7%
::
1,100
123
Public
56
\
3.,.
3 »/4 May
61/4
~4,%
1
common
Co
Commercial Metals Co.
4,400
1%
Feb
1i76
4%
3,400
12'a
,_50c
America
of
3,900
14
Corp
*
^—1
Inc..
12%
_50c
Inc—.
mZ-
Colonial
10c
Equipment Co.:
Electronics
31%
1
Co
Aug
20%
1
Corp
For
6% July
12
1%
15%
Jan
6%
175
4'A
IS
•
Co
Oils vtc
Caribbean
Coastal
51/2
Sep
19'/2
l
Inc
(H C)
151/4 July
Jan
30
25c'
:
Inc
Berkshire Frocks
Blauner's
YV
11%
Jan
July
21% July
3%
12
50c
Shoe Corp.
of Canada..
Watch. Co
Oct
Oct
7.50
—
-
Berkey
6%
ll'/a
22,100-
31%
I..1._25c
common
Benrus
5%
Products
Aluminum
20 y.
50c
class A
Instrument
1,800
Club
1
_
33%
4%
16'A
9%
..1
Co~~—
—1
.^—10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cletrac Corp
:50c
Clopay Corporation.
J
...—1
1
^
17
33 'A
10c
: ;
9%
1 Y
15%
Corp
Manufacturing
1
50c
Co
Corp
Belock
Bickford's
Mar
22% May
2,500
9%
14
1
13 %
16%
•
26
■
10c
;
Corp
4i/2
10c
Inc..
Inc
(A S)
5 % %
5 I/b
_50c
Telephone
Bohack
8%
13%
5%
shares
.
Corp
convertible
Beau-Brummel
Bell
14'A Mar
9%
Candy Corp
Bearings
9
Jan
1,100
13%
Construction
Baruch-Foster
6%
American
:
Engineering
Wright
Barry
2,500
•
Corp
Industries
BarChris
8%
2iy2
lc
preferred
Securities
Banner
7%
20%
._50c
Convertible
12%
-
Chemical—
Common
Baldwin
8%
21
Apr
July
3%
'
20%
11%
597/8
231/2
1%
7'A
19%
•
Corporation—.—:
Clausner Hosiery .Co
Industries
26
;
318
>
600
": %
7
Clary
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
12
%
1 A
1
•
Inc.—
241/4
Clarostat
Baker
11%
i 6%
1
;
Corp
Corp.
Jan
i4 Jan';'"
29%
Oct
4%
5,900
20 %
2.50
—
Corp..
Jan
9%
14
America
of
Co
'
—5
Avjs Industrial Corp
16
14
18,600
5V4
42 'A
8%
10%
Charter Oil Co Ltd
21%
Mfg Co Inc
Products
class
Inc
5%
1%
10%
__
2
10,200
5,800
4%
27
32'A
♦
Co
18,200
22%
Corp
Automatic Steel
Electric
24,700
1
1
Inc
Plastics
6 %
7%
12%
^
5%
5'%
1%
71%
1
1%
13% May
Oct
5,300
15
100
7
10c
Centers Inc
Devices
Aurora
18
734
—
;
pfd
3.50%
Light 4%
1%
.
Jun
July
18,000
11%
*
1
Corp common
Securities
6%
16
4%
25
25
J
1
1
100
6%
...1
10% May
5% July
.,
12
._
pref
1%
Inc
391/2 Aug
Jan
Feb
Century
warrants
Jan
5 i9a
6
10
Central
37% July
2,200
1%
10 pesos
option
Corp
32 '/a
11%
10
—6c
Co
Apr
30%
35%
1%
Oct
550
16,000
%
L-v;
4%
6%
—
_
*
Jun
39'A
11
—2.50
—
.
Nov
59%
39'A
Nov
Nov
6%
18
Light $5 preferred.*
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Amer
10%
49% July
35%
Feb
60
2,400
27/a
1
.
Ltd
partic
181/2
1,300
T.1%
51
55%
—
,_10c
.
34% May
^
Nov
Jan
Mining &
Development Corp
4'A
Jan
—*
Oils Ltd
Co
$1.50
Atlas
200
64
—
Ltd vtc_l
Canadian
58'%
20% Mar
26%
Sep
234 July
50
Jan
Jan
Oct
38%
6%
$1.40 series B convertible preferred.*
Atlas Consolidated
4%.
—
20
Ltd—
Canada
13%
18 %
57
47%
;
.
—
1
Canada
Gas
8,300
r:
5
Insurance,.
Ltd—,
6,200
62
—4Vg»
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
preference
Canada Southern Petroleums
18%
26%
17
.
26%
50
_
Qas Co_i
Co
,
:
24%
62
18
;
t
50
a,
Cakvan.(Ponsol Qilt
Apr
52
1
Jail
17% May
3% May
Jan
4,800
Elects,Ppiyer coipjflpp,.;
Apr
161/2 Aug
Jan
11,700
%
Jan
Oct
17
California
4'A
Feb
4% Oct
3,700
61/2
6%
-1%
29%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
8 %
Jan
1%
5p
Corp.
Sugar
Jan
51
•
Golfo
del
Atlantica
Co
18%;
...
10% July
Oct
%
8,000
29
15%
\
2,400
*'
27%
*
5%
Apr
"
300
15%
x*8
10,100
19
500
.8%
A
Canal-Randolph
Corp
1
20%
Canaveral International Corp
l l ,12%
Capital Cities Broadcasting
1
16%
Capital City Products—
5
33'/»
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc.:
1
4'A
Carnation Co
—^5.50
,133'/a
7,900
•
10c
Oil
Associated
Nov
16
Ltd
1,900
le
Associated
Nov
9%
4% May
14% Sep
28 'A
Minerals—
21,800
Nov
10'A
Jan
16%
Williston
4
2%
211/4
Jan
1%
28%
Petrofina
82,500
""4%
Jan
8%
1
Canadian
6 % Mar
5%
10%
:—1
12 %c
Corp__—
Jan
3%
2;
Apr
8,500*
'A
Aug
Jan
4 'A.
Nov
3
"
Butler's
Sep
34%
•
v
100
2.
36
Nov
2
Jan
3,000
2%
10%
10
8y8
96V2
1%
4%
of America
Laundries
2%
2
Jan
2%
1
Associated
6%
Jan :
2% Apr
Nov
7 % May
Jan
Apr
5,800
1
Associated Food Stores Inc
12%
8,700
;,7
3c 6d
—_25c
_
Jun
V
£1
31%
23%
Jan
Ltd—
American dep rets
Burnell & Co Inc
20%
:
31/4
"
(The)
44%
1,200
.6%
•
1,300
500
J an
1%
900
-
Oct
Nov
10'/8 ::
35
5%
11%
3,100
71/45%'
i
Aug
26%
-
,
21%
Marconi
1,100
,
600
16 'A
19 Vs
2%
Canadian
3%
1
'I
12,700
8'A Apr
11%
10%
1
24% May
2%
5%
Industries—....
=
v
30%
10
Feb
2
4
23%
7
5
;—9
8%
3%
2%
1
com
preferred
23
.
12% July
13% Jan
Fefo
Industrial
2,600
-i?
,
Nov
Husky Oil Ltd
32%
y
25%
/
16%
Canadian
30
•'
Oct
3,200
21
Canadian Javelin
pfd_100
4.72%
warrants—
Nov
8
22,600
9%
Oct
95% Mar
13,000
4%
4%
14 /;
Jan
351/2 May
40%
Feb
7%
Jan
39%
40%
Jun
39'A
11%
Jan
2,800
10%
Nov
7,200
9%
10%
Oct
4,900
89%
9%
.
8%
31%
15%
210
.
100
27,700
21
preferred—
Burma
Apr
Mar
18%
92
10
93
10
14%
1,800
17%..
92%
92%
25c
A
16%
;..
Oct
18%
Canadian
-
8%
14%
Machine Co
Hill
Apr
50c
Canadian
1
.
May
6,500
10%
1
20c
Apr
Jan
3%
—
'
pi/8
-'-.— 'I'-v
serial
Bunker
A
36%
29% July
500
9
25'%
31%
Buell Die &
preferred-
16»/4
3%
Film Corp
1,700
3
Jan
—66%c
F Company
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
convertible preferred
6%
33%
8%
—.——*
B
preferred—
12'/2
8%
&
class
Ltd
$2.50
200
—1
Chemical
Mills
Jan
2
32%
4%
h
.-'i
5
—.—1
Co Inc
(E L)
Apr
40%
14,200
13%
7%
...i.—1
Co
$3.00
1,200
4.75
Angostura-Wupperman
23%
common—.
Apr
% May
Jan
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs-3.45
Radio Corp
30c
————10
B
34%
30
9%
4%
£1
reg
Inc—
25%
Rubber
Jan
31% May
,
Co
preferred-:
2%;.
9% May
>4% Jan
31'A
•
.
8%
Oct
4%
Jan
Mar
16%
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
8%
-"'v0 "
13%
Bruck
S
.1
8%
25c
Bruce
B
32%
-
Jun
nov
Nov
43%
Seal-Kap
Class
4%
2■
■
32%
■
Forman
Brown
1,750
r
5% May
"
;
Jan
Jan
1
American
"
Y
175
37%
3%
48
Jan
3
12.50
Inc
C,
Company
i.
—1
Distillers cl A com—30c
Brown
1,200
34'A
36%
Oct
,
♦
May
26'/2
11,100
class A
Petrofina
Anken
Jan
Oct
50o
Apr
12%
Oct
Jan
27%
Jan
65
*
Manufacturing Co
Andrea
Feb
5%
American
Anacon Lead
July'
28
161/4 Oct
500
Co
Feb
17i/2 Aug
Mar
Paper Mills Ltd—
Writing
Jan
14,200
7
14%,
8%
shares
Oil
lO'A
5%
American
Amurex
8% May
Jan
Oct
20
MARC
Amerioan
6'/4
14%
3y4
8
200
13'/4
American-Internatl Aluminum
American
4,500
8%
Systems Inc
Electronics
American
5'/2
8'A
13 y4
Corp
Business
American
5%
$3.75 pfd-100
1
Corp
Beverage
Book Co
American
Apr
Ltd—
ord
rets
dep
Instrument
Brown
Jun
11%
6%
1
American
151/4
.10o
Inc—
Aluminum Co of America
Ambassador
Jan
6% Sep
1,100
50c
.........
Inc.
Alsco
4%
17,000
3
Unlimited
Alloys
Sep
14,500
8%
8'A
common—1
Corp
Paper
6
9
8'A
preferred——10
convertible
Allied Control Co Inc—
Allied
7%
8%
5%
1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
5 »/2 %
7
8%
Rubber class A—£1%
&
Amer
9% May
7
—
Petroleum
Brooks
Feb
70
Jan
8%
lOe
1
All American Engineering Co
Alleghany
British
Jun
6%
33%
-
Nov
*
dep rets ord
Columbia Power——_.
Co
Nov
12% May
Jan
34%
31/4
19,300
33%
bearer—_. —£1
_£1
registered.
dep rets ord
Amer
Feb
5%
Oil
British
Jan
80%
67
American Tobacco—
Amer
87% Aug
145
-1
Inc
All-State
British
Apr
3%
50
•
Tire
5%
3,600
86 %
Jan
American
1%
7,600
3%
.
2%
Co—-—_.
British
Oct
4%
4
86 %
86 %
iniii
1,300
-6%
37'A'
5'A
t 17,300
•-•3%
34
33% May
Nov
16
'
5%
48
43 V8
6%'
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Ltd
-
300
.
21% Mar
10% Oct
8,700
2 % ,2%
5%
,
3%"
•
Petroleums
Britalta
28% May
Nov
18
*
;—
Co
Gas
17%
5%>
47
High
Low
18%
17%
'
2 %-^v
-
Brillo Manufacturing Co.——.
Sep
12%
Corp——
Breeze
Bridgeport
10% May
Apr
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rtcs American aha.
Alliance
93%
Jan.
10c
Brandywine Raceway Assn
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord
8% May
79%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16'A
:
•
Inc—.•», —20c
Works
Gear
17%'
•
1>
—.
of America..—42L
Corp
Foote
Brad
23 y8 May
4'A
Inc—,
Bowling
18% Mar
13%
100
Airlines
Bourjois
Apr
3%
10
common
4%
12 %
80
Shares
Low
1.50
Chemical Co Inc
Borne
Apr
20
2%
13
*
100
preferred
5%
Alaska
Jan
2y8
3%
Feb
7%
~4
preferred
4.20%
iy2
4,800
f
Apr
Apr
4
4'A
.50
Southern.
Power
4,400
9%
3y8
for Week
'
Par
13
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
Aid Investment Sc Discount Inc.
Alabama
2
1
13'A
1
lOo
Manufacturing Co
Aeronca
1%
8%
3
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
-v
Nov
2%
1,700
Y
1%
1
Aerojet-General Corp
Low
2%
■
28c
1
10
10o
1
I
common
2 %
2%
Range Since Jan.
<
9%
,10e
Mfg Corp.
Construction Corp
Precision
Acme
.
A
&
:
Corp class
Week's
of Prices
'Last
STOCKS
Shares
,,
High
S
.
Friday
Sales
Last
STOCKS
YEARLY RECORD
8
600
C
4.000
6%
13%
Oct
May
Feb
8%
.
Feb——
40% Mar
10
.
Nov
11% May
2% Apr
'
Apr
27% May
3% Oct
181/2 Mar
54
Nov
9% Mar
Volume
Number
194
6111
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2361)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
//ft
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
'
American Stock
Jan
187/8
15%
Feb
177/8
Par
16%
16%
1,800
22%
23%
2,500
13
.1
Apr
14%
Jan
23%
Nov
19%
23 %
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
*
Cott Beverage Corp
1.50
Cott Bottling
Co of New England—1
Courtaulds Ltd—
,,'
./' .. ■
American dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole
Petroleum Corp.
——___5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
Crowley Milner & Co
—1
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)
5
$1
Jan
20%
Oct
17% May
'
~7'ft
"7%
17%
2,100
6
Jan
9%
9'/a
8%
V9%
7,300
63/4
Oct
93%
Garan
5%
Nov
4%
2
2
4214
2%
6%
13,400
1%
42 Va
26.600
28 %
6%
1,100
'
39 Va
614
7
7 %
••
•
16%
6
.
700
714
17
63/s
Jan
Nov
103% May
814 Apr
193/a
>
5,800
6%
700
Cuban
23%
2214
23%
70
Y19%
Jan
34%
Cubic
20%
20 %
22s/b
7,800
.18%
Oct
10
10%
2,200
10
10%
300
2%
Jan
1-
Jun
5%
■J
Nov*.*.*"
1514
.8
Sep.,;
-
.
v:
class A
Mfg
'
\
i:
:
11%
12%
10
11 Va
514
-
».
' t*
15% Mar;?
Giannini
Controls
Foods
Inc
(AC)
L_
Dixilyn
Dixon
8 »/4
77/«
Globe
Union
Gobel
(Adolf)
6%
Jan
12% May
7% Apr
Goldfield Consolidated
Apr
32% Mar
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Feb
143/a
Jun
Gordon
I ft
Jan
8 34
Nov
Apr
Apr
26%
Feb
41ft
Jan
151
7%
6,600
113/s
10
%
14
7%
Nov
7*
800
.
Oct
7,200
4%
11,800
iV
A
4
4%
3,100
44
53%
6
1,600
5 V4
5%
5%
1,200
53/b
Nov
„
5%
11%
12
500
5%
4%
900
12
10
Dominion Textile
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
Ltd—
Co
common
Dow
Corp
C<f-
Drilling & Exploration
Harris
Driver
A
1,500
2%
Oct
6,600
7
Oct
Eastern
13.
13 74
11,600
6 3/4
Jan
Jan
1014
400
10%
Oct
1714
18%
9,300
14%
Jan
19 %
10%
Jan
16y4
5*700"
:
4714
47%'
373/s
39 /
39%/
100
15%
16
%
10,100
18%'
Mar // 5
*45
263/8
9%
1,200
2,900
7%
Nov
10c
2%
2
2%
33,700
T
13Va
Sep
Dreferred series A
Electronic
H
American
\
103%
2,200
Sep
Jan
29 Va
American
&
Land
Emenee
/ 21 '
/
33/8
Oct
6ya
Jan
7,150
Jan
69 ya
26
Jan
37%
8%
4 %•
4
'■*
"414
13%
13
—
9%
523/4
514; '
■
2 }8
Jan
2%
Jan
7%
8,000,
23,800
410
Jan
55/8
Nov
8 3/8
Nov
33 y4
Jan
523/4
5,000.
3%
<
19%
83%
B
Jan
180
Jan
.171
6,100
.
13 3%
Oct.
*
Apr:
/ Apr
w
Erie Forge
6%
Ero
24%
52%,
;
—r;
1
_10c
Fanny
Corp-———-—--——
Candy Shops Inc
Uranium Mines Ltd
Farmer
Faraday
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated
Purchaser
Felmont Petroleum
Filmways
Financial
class
A_
32.
11%
Apr
20
*
Realty
Firth Sterling
Fishman
Ford
Motor
Forest
Fox
Tiger
•
4,700
6%
Oct
.>
2,900
7%
Nov
45/8
Nov
/
5
Jan
93/e
Nov
Nov
9
Nov
93/4
Apr
2,600
6%
52
3,600
226,100
3/a
3,000
22 3/s
Jan
393/4
Nov
J an
102%
Jun
•ft Nov
4
43%
53 %
950
47%
Jan
314
5,400
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
•
7%
5s/8
13%
14V4
53/4
352
10%
20,800
14%
■
■
500
Oct
-
5*y8 Oct
6
May
65% May
*
5% Mar^
9
Aug
9 % Mar
■
Sep
13
2,100
28% May
200
12%
Sep
2314 Mar
5%
1,400
3%
Feb
11% May
372
12%
18,400
3®2
Jan
3/a May
5
Jan
14 y2 July
143/8
12,100
10
Apr
Jan
11
May
263/4.
1%
28V4
26%
28 %
Jan
Hi
12,700
1 %
31/4
13,500
23/a
Nov
2ft May
4% Apr
Jan
Oct
11%
123/s
2,900
5 3/s
Jan
143/4
Jun
5%
53/8
8,100
43/a
Sep
7%
Apr
6% r
1,400
4% Mar
9s/a
Jun
of
Fresnillo
Friendly
Fuller
23%
For
A)
Go*—
footnotes,
5
see page
36
Jun
Jan
.32%
Nov
-800
31%
30%
32%
11,000
48%
47
49%
3,900
9%
41
73
Sep
Apr
43/8
4%
4%.
5'ft
l,OuJ
43/4
Nov
6% May
9%.'Mar
40%
40%
40%
600
245ft
Jan
41 %7 Nov.
16%
Sep
—2
5
ls/a
36,900
Jan
183ft
16%
18 3/a
13,300
7
Jan
17 Va
Apr
84
79'
84%
1,300
63
Jan
84 Va
Nov
Mfg
Inc
Light
Co
19%
wvO
293/a Sep
19% Mar
Jan
26
Mar
9%
8%
10%
18,100
85ft
Nov
10 %
Nov
2
;
83ft
8V2
83ft
9,100
43ft
Jan
9%
Nov
%
%
500
%
_10C
Co_
4
_10c
Bishop Inc
'
1%
Apr
4%
10 V*
13%
Jan
4
Sep
10% Mar
47,100
3 3/s
Jan
12%
4,000
9%
Jan
48%
49%
1,300
45 V*
Aug
17% Aug
67% Mar
343/8
Co 5%%
14%
Nov
483/4
34%
35%
4,400
32%
Jan
45 5/a July
80
-25c
12%
22,700
12%
4
11%
Kosher Foods Inc. _50c
82
165/b
185/«
21,300
33/8
1,800
33/8
Oct
143/a
700
1*11%
Feb
100
.100
16 S/8
.10c
Payne Inc
Jan
110
Nov
70
.100
pfd
preferred
&
Jan
7
21,200
1
class A—.
Lithographing
Hercules
Galion
i.
convertible
5%
!>•
Hill's
j
Hoe
Hotels
-
Jan
82
Nov
Jan
19% May
60
(expire
63/4
Oil
1&
2,700
24%
•
f
.
-
1,100
5%
8%
'7% Feb
..14% May
Jan
*"12%:
132
1,400
A 78
800
"18%
jan
22%
13,400
2%
Jan
3/4
"
..
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Apr
Oct
(28
33/« May
22 Va Nov
4%'Jan
_•
36 %
36%
38
.43
Apr
"III
17%
17%
183/4
1,800
12%
Oct
19
Nov
12 Va
—
ll'/8
12%
11,000
7U
Sep
12%
Apr
700
*'29% Jan
Class B
(Geo
Horn
Hardart
&
Horn
1
Baking Co
Hardart
&
(The)
7i36
Sep
12
Nov
25
323/4
Oct
38%
Apr
166
250
May
1893/4
•
Motors
35%
Nov
53
Jan
10
96
Jan
100
Jan
34 %
34%
100
30
9%
9%
2,100
96%
9%
1,200
19
19
5
18 3/4
19%
1
28%
28%
30
10c
1
2.50
5
33/4
33/4
14
13%
14
247/8
24%
26%
2,000
33%c
8%
75/a
8%
£1
S*
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
8%
47%
8%
814
Hubbell
Inc class A com
(Harvey)
Class
B
common
Products
Vitamin
Hudson
Manufacturing
Hycon
Hydromatics
Inc
Co
....
Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
IMC
Magnetics
Corp
5
Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
15%
14%
Jan
8,200
27
25
Jan
1,100
*
18,000
12%
12%
Oct
1,000
193/a
35 •
Apr
15% May
Jan
7%
Aug
2%,
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)
Canada
of
Tobacco
Jan
Nov
24%
Apr
13%
Oct
313/s
Apr
Sep
323/4 Mar
7'ft
16%
Nov
5,000
8ft Oct
47 3ft
Apr
11% May
37'ft
15,900
Jan
473ft
Nov
13
2,400
17%
Apr
12°*
.
2,900
16
Apr
24 %
800
27,300
47
17
-
25%
513% May
7 Va May
Imperial
Imperial
Jan
42%
96%
1
Co
145
40
403/4
100
2.50
Mfg Co
Electric
10,300
157
164
i—-—•
common
preferred
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Howell
12
34
.7.50
Co
&
A)
103/4
34
ll3/4
—,
Hormel
Jan
17 %
Nov
9'% May
12 %
123/B
123ft
85'ft
85%
190
4%
5%
1,900
10
9% Aug
6,000
85%
53/8
14
Oct
873ft
Sep
93/4
Jan
3%
Feb
6
Apr
Inland
1,400
10%
Jan
18
Apr
Inland
Va
Jun
Insurance
6 1*8
10,300
283/4
143/8
15
12V8
13%
'
v..*
4%
16
7,800
,
Z 1,000
12
9 Va.
Jan
*Jan
Jan
.*'-
33% Aug
.15%
Nov
Plywood
Credit
Co
International
International
9%
19,700
131%
21
Jan
Jan.
10% Jan
'•
2,800
33/8
3%
8,600
1%
Jan
6%
6%
2,900
'3%
7%
160
Jan
12%
13
11%; 13%
36%
37 %
13
?
4Q(V
1,300
.
28
..
/-
Sep
5
North
Breweries
Jun
37 y4
Nov
Jan
24% Mar
76'ft
Jan
7%
Oct
6
1,700
4'ft
Jan
34%
36
900
18%
123ft
123ft
133ft
900
—5
1103ft
1053ft 111%
4,200
1
America
Inc
Holdings Corp
7%
7'ft
7 5ft
1,500
ft5%
383ft
38 3ft
100
43ft
55ft
4,000
1
Products
5
July
Intex
Oil
Jun
Investors
Apr
Iowa
Iron
7%
7%
500
2%
23/4
2%
200
17%
17%
•
Company
33%c
Fireman
Manufacturing
Irving Air
48 3/4 May
Israel-American
Chute.*—
Oil
1
Corp
'
1
Royalty
Public Service Co 3.90%
19% May
..-.
9 3/a
Jan
,
5%
34%
5%
Ll
A
9% May
Jan
9
*
30% Aug
43ft
Nov
7
.*;
pfd—100
;
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1'
Jan
—
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1
10c
:
t
.
233/s
%
Nov
12% Mar
.
*40A
11%
Oct
2
111'ft
May
",67/a Aug
Jan
/Jan
17 Va
class
Corp
of
4%
_1
Co Inc
Corp
Homes
Jan
80
July
Feb
9% May
"
3% May
May
76% July
23%
23%
•
85
700
-173/4
15% Jan
300
18%
23% Apr
36% Mar
19,200
Jan
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*
Nov
10,700
2
.ir-:
173/8 Mar
Jan
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Feb
Nov
Jan
18%
*
-.8%
28
y8
-
Mar
'
Jan
243/4
2
May
4
Oct
5% Nov
10
31,600
1%
l3/a
21/4
5
18 3/a May
13,000
■<.
1%
1 a'a
■;
5
3,800
113/4
10
24%
.
2% *■
22
100
2%
11%
"83/4
13/8
5
—1
j.
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Group Inc
Ltd class A-
Co
11 % <<
2ou
Mines-—
—
113/4
9,500
6
23/a
23/4
1
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Home
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2.500
6
6)_——-
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23/4
25%
/*,. 2
._2.50
Dec
Va
24%
2%
24%".
-11%
*
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Home
<
10
"warrants"
A
Rights
25c
_50c
Hoffman International Corp
.
.
com
preferred
Inc__
(R) & Co Inc common
Class
.»
14
—1
Supermarkets
Hilton
3%
-10t
Inc
Products
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
17 % •*
16
6
12Va-
'
29%
253/8
Nov
28
Co—^——/i.^__1.25
- 3%
(.The) Company-ii*--—>2^-1/ 6% *
Frost Inci
.—.^^10c / c 12%-
(Geo
Jan
25
._25
3,300
A
5%
,i_
i_l
11
25%
Apr
—1
28,700
v
13%
Canada————_—_*
City • Enterprises—
Apr
Nov
126,600
Stores
;
23%
22%
5:'
-
17
1(1500
'
1%
3
15
Head Brewing
2®/a
47%
47%
Industrial
1,000
5s/8
6%
1
Nov
Jun
41%
Electric
5%
523/8
: 3%
28Va
-1
3/4
47%
Nov
393/a
1
Aug
16
Co Inc
Nov
125/8
3/4
53/4
%
0*> J'i
International
Flying
113/a
5%
5%
i4y«
Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
28% May1214 May. /,*
14% May
5 3/4
^—8
Line Inc.:
(M H)
'/12% Feb
5V4
22%
•
Nov
6,900
4,500
•
19%
Consol
4,500
"'*
,
43% May
20%
Industries
8 Va
-6%
-
Feb
12
Holly Corporation ;
1,100
5
Inc -—-U——2.50
Co—__——z-1
28%
5%
*
20%
Hollinger
8,100
—i—10c
Fischer & Porter
100
40%
12%
,
6 5/8
5%*
1"
153%
—1
Inc
„*,
73/4
11%
10c
& Construction
Corp common—
•
60c convertible preferred—
3ft May
Jan
40%
.10c
Corp
(Paul)
205/8 May
\
6
3iV
10c.
% Jan
11
1
-
293/8 May
;
7%
Inc—_z-25c
General Corp
National
Nov
8 3%
■
First
Jan
8 3%
6%
1
1
—1
May
*7% Apr
Jan
3
6,400
1
Inc
Hecla
Jun
7%
—1-
;——1
Corp
.
8,000
.
5
7
5%
1.50
Seaboard Drilling Co
.
—.
...
$1 or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
_10c
Falcon
.
55/b
14 / ft
—1
Espey Mfg;/5c Electronics
Esquire Inc,—
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Eureka Corporation Ltd
4,400
9%
9
45ft
16%
3,700
45/8
4%
1
27% May
22'ft
Hazel
.Apr
1% May
b-ty 4
A 33/4:
-—10**fj* 7%,
preferred—
Manufacturing Co—
Fabrex
7%
3®2
Steel Corp common/,—1
6c
1st
cunt
—
Apr
Jan
6%
9,400
■
50c
Corp
Corp.
Hebrew National
40
•s
Jan
.12 ft Sep
15,600
20%
10%
24%
7%
38%
38 %
10c
Corp common
convertible preferred
$2
Apr
12
—10
31% May
If Jan
...15 3%
800
.
...
19
1%,., 25,900
1914
.
23%
32
Equity
Oct
4%
Jan
—1
Havana
8% Apr
V
Jan
Jan
6%
.,
Nov 30)
Empire District Electric 5%
3 Vb May
11%
Nov
l3/4
_25c
Hastings
Nov
7 3/s
8
63/8
20c
pfd,—-100
9%
1
com
Industries
Harvey's Scores
10% Aug
23 Va
2,100
26 %
243/s
24%
*
3,100
165,600
11,200
13% May
1,500
1,300
153
>
19%
10%
24 .
7%/*
9
4%
(expire
Rights
113/4 Apr
14 3/a Mar
Hartfield
Apr
2,900
614
9%
52%
5%
29%
6%
8%
45
55/8
29
12.3/4
Emery Air-Freight Corp
39 Va Mar
8% Sep
Hartford
Nov
20 >/1 May
1723%
29%
1
26 3/s Sep
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Apr
31 Va
'4%
&
Hardeman
Apr
69%
13
—-.—1
1,600
2%
Nov
1,300
59
31
13%
wi_
Inc
class A
Ham
8% May
25 3/4
31%
.-10c
Corp
Emerton
6
1%
5
& Industries.
Western
Hall Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood
May
May
100
6914
*
Oct
H
■
5 V»
1,/
12
u
Industries
; 3 %
3%
19%
.;
1,500
1
Industries Inc
Gulton
200
lA
—
53/8
9c
Products
Stores
5%
50o
Leases
Company
Sep
iV
4
19.%
of America
1,500
,
24
Warrants
0%»Apr
18
—__
Inc
El-Tronics
21,400
.
30
Hydraulics
Guerdon
'503/8 May
39 v-' Oct
Jan
k" ^
lft
Electronics Corp
3% May
Jun
<
200
13%
1314
Specialty Co——
—50c
6c
Missile Facilities—__25c
33% May
17% Nov
8 3/a
Hofmann
Electronic
3 Va. Jhn
Jan
29%
22
"7% •'NOV*
17,800
18 54
-
Jan
9%
1414
VIlAlbi.
15% *
Communications
—1
Associates Inc—10c
Electronic-
1%
7%
Gulf States Land
714
Electronic Research
Apr
29
Nov
7%
Electronic Assistance corp.
35 Va
Oct
Nov
Corp—.—-—-—---1
Electrographic
Jan
2%
93/8
14 Va
714
*
23%
8
173/4 May
1
1,500
2,600
2%
5
Grocery
393/a May
13 Vu May
1
30
2%
29
Gulf
Jan
*
Nov
28%
~2%
May
July
—*
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B—
Edo Corporation——
Elder Mines and Dev Ltd
32"%
1
43/a May
Jan
$7
Nov
4
14 Va Apr
/■/
10%
Freightways Inc
States Corp common.-.
Eastern
21% May
26
2%
Gridoil Freehold
Apr
33 Va
1
1
11% Jan
3,800
17%
Greer
514 May
50
25
20c;.
1
4,200
32% :
Gray
Apr
300
:
6,100
193/4
26
Feb
5,900
.
26 %
17%
18%
26
113/8
16%
Inc
class
Co
Jan
16%.
193/4
29%
4%
Devices
Air
Can
10%
17
2%
Heli-Coil Corp
Heller (W E) &
Company
22% Apr
18% Apr
16
Helmerich
Eastern
Jan
263/4
6%
Jan
15
9ft Mar
2%
Co
f*
10
163%
-
A
Producers
.
343% Aug
32 Va Aug
4t_ 1'
11% Jan
28%
Manufacturing
'/Aug
'
900
Grand Rapids Varnish
E
Eastern
Mines
class
May
97
500
10%
15%
103
"
Goj-ham Corporation
10 % Mar
Jan
21% Mar
14,100
-
-
11%
Jan
293/4 Oct
B OO
14%
common—6O0
,2%
5
Eastern
20
Western
14
/
Feb
-
11%
1
Great
15 Va
,—
19
14*/8
May
.8 3/a
16%
10s
Duraloy (The) Co
:
v-~—1
Durham Hosiery class B common.
*
Duro Test Corp——
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co——_—*
Dynalectron
Corp.—
i—10c
Dynamics Corp of America
1-1
10%
/
19
43/4
38 3/s
■
10%
14%
9% "
8y4
13 % Mar
July
7,000
-
Z
4%
14%
.
;
9%
17
Fair-Community Drug.—:—-1
Drug
30%
;
28%; 29%
43/4
38 3/8
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep. rets ord reg
28%
28%
9%
10%
———1
*97
"93
200
{'
1
14%
Co
96 %
1
2%
13%
—•
;—
—
96 Va
60O
Corp
7%
————*
Ltd
Brewery
Draper
Jan '
v'
11%
Corp
38%
preferred
Dorsey (The) Corp
8%
11%
i
Bowling
18%
$2
Apr
11%
Chemical
1
Co
3%
Lakes
32.50
Chemical
&
NOV
1
Gulf
Dominion Tar
1%
:
Lakes
2%
Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion
15,200
2
Great
—*
*
Ltd—*
-*
—17.50
Co Ltd
Dominion Bridge
1%
Great
>714
■
Apr
1%
1
Jewelry
Griesedieck
5%
23%
16*4
i8 Mar
Nov
57/a
Nov
Feb
Nov
6.
Jun
"14%
Apr
Nov
4
14 3/s
8,600
93/b
20
Nov
4% Nov
6,200
17% r
1614
Jan
•39%
10s/8
1
Jan
1
5% Mar
Aug
32
16%
7,
5
Jun
137
i ;:i,5oo
•
Jun
*
Inc
9y8
*
39%
Apr
Nov
18
1
Inc
Co
414
70
Oct
Jan
10 y4
1
B
26%,
6,900
4%
9%
Feb
37%
1
n-v
Inc..
370
2,900
Jan
4%
10%
163/4
4o
class
Systems,
12 3/4 Mar
8%
/7%
101
;
1
——2'/a
Ltd
Security
23
'
1%
42,800
10 Va
4
—•
1,000
<7%
.
1
4
—i—
Corp class A conv—-±
Chemical & Research
Dome Petroleum
Globe
Oct
8%
19% May
3%
•
11%
313%
3% May
Jan
21,000
14%
38% •-
•
50c
A
1,400
146
Jan
4%
1,300
9
133/a
•
Great American Industries Inc
&
Diversey Corp—n
/
2%
8 3/a
2
-
•
...—
-
Glenmore Distilleries
•
*
1
Manufacturing
1
Detroit Industrial Products
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25c
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc 1
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10c
7% 1st preferred
10
Distillers Co Ltd— /
/*.
•//'
Amer dep rets ord reg
—
10s
Gasket
Detroit
7%
293/a
4% Oct
a,700
1
class
Co_
Apr
7%
2
1,800
10
1
Co
Apr
11
2%
9
133/a
50c
-
Corp
com
850
11
144;
Jan
4% Oct'
6,200
27/
7%
29%
6 3/4
~2%
9%
,M.
20,200
.
57/a
5%
10%
144
Productions Inc
Desilu
5%
.*•
26%
10%
;—5
100
—
stock
'
>.
5'/a
50c
Stores
debenture
8%
1,900
HVa
Dayco Corp class A pref
—35
D.C Transit System inc cl A com—20c
Dejay
27,800
4%
ll3ft
10c
Mines Inc
9%
43%
5'/a
1
—
87/a
43/4
Jan
~2%
2 %
2.50
Corp
Glass Tite Industries Inc
9Vb
Nov
Nov
102 Va
Mar
Gilbert
;—50c
—50c
-2.50
20
18%
39%
Jan
5
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
,
Sep
Sep
98 %
£1
Stores
Gilchrist
Crystal Dairies
10%
33%
1
Fireproofing
Plywood
Giant
Daryl Industries Inc
—
Davega Stores Corp common
6,100
2,800
l
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred—
;
14% Mar//'
Sep
18%
393/a
1
Corp
Corporation
Genung's Incorporated
Apr
163/a
38
10
rets ord reg
General
8
,
dep
General
83/4 Mar
8a/4
/
10'/a
*/•'
Jan
5
Builders
General
32% July
Tobacco Co__
:
*•
Corporation
—1
*
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
.*
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Class B common
1
Dennison
High
18 V*
1
General Gas Corp
"43/4
63/a
Day
Low
383/4
"wts"
Alloys Co
American
Sep
43/a
preferred—
Davidson Brothers Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
common
General Development Corp
General Electric Co Ltd—
Nov
6%
•5%
Low
100
General
Apr
423%
Z 4%
.*•
Co
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
3% May
.
—10c
Oil & Land Co
Daitch
Shares
1
Power
preferred
General
Nov
Jan
v
53/4 Aug V
.,11%. Jan
1,200
Inc
Gatineau
Apr
——__25c
Co
Drug
Crystal
for Week
Jun
Corroon
Crown
Sales
Range
Sale Fries
Aug
*
5
1
Week's
of Prices
Last
Exchange
High
15 3%
Inc.
Coro
Low
Sales
cl A voting--*
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd
Class B non-voting
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
for Week
-
33
%
Sep
*
.34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2362)
.
.
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK • EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended November 24)
Week's
Friday
Friday
Sales
stocks
Last
Kange
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
Shares
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
Mt
Glass
Jefferson
Construction
Jetronic
Co
25
—1
Co
6
24
25%
6%
26,300
5%
JOc
474
4%
5
-15c
Inc
Industries
Jupiter Oils Ltd
2ft
2%
3
4%
Nov
Mt
6%
Nov
Mount
Nov
700
4%
Nov
41,100
113
10% May
Jan
,
312
Diablo
K
Industries
Kaiser
Kaltman
Kansas
(D)
&
Katz Drug
Kavanau
9%
8%
43,500
374 •
3%
»'
2%
11,700
"V
1
26%
26%
27%
3,700
20%
20
20%
2,600
18(4
100
36%
23 (4
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
25c
Co_
(Del)
'*
'r
53%
52 %
54%
3,700
39 (4
Sep
56(4
23%
21%
2374
6,300
18
Jan
31
10%
11
1,400
10%
Nov
12%
1274
1,000
12 (4
Nov
1%
Nov
2.50
i"
Y '
"
'
Y
Cobalt Ltd
mi;
3,100
n
1 ..^7
2,600
:
1
1.25
-
3,300
24(4
Jan
•14
15
1,800
12%
Sep-
13%
14%
8,400
8%
Piston
Kirkland
2
i%
2
3%
3%
3%
1
!
4(4 May
1% Jan
4,100
2(4
Namm-Loeser's
4
ill
5,600
Napco
Jan
;
Apr
1
14%
14
14%
1,000
9%
Feb
20%
1
2374
21%
23%
17,000
16(4
Jan
26 C7 Jun
ft Jan
% May
8% Oct
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu
Industries
Inc
i76
•wY"
1
Dept Stores Inc_
5,400
62
1,500
934
9%
10% *;'•
2,100-
31(4
*
^
50c V.
Corp_-_:—-J.
fa
74
33
3,4J0
7%
._10c
••7%
1
3074
%4
1,500
774
3,100
6%
Nov
32%
125,400
12 %
Jan
7
Nat
Apr
1
Inc__
class A
Nast,
Inc
25%
32%
...
Klion
(H L)
Rubber Co
Kratter
Inc___
11
241/4
14%
1
30y4
29%
14
2%
2%
lOo
87's
8(4
.
31%
2%
;: 8%
A
Corp—
21(4
1434
National
11%
Feb
27
Brewing Co
_
31%
Jan
7%
Feb
4,900
374
Jan
•
6%
Aug
11
Nov
9(4
..: 900
4%
Jan
12%
Aug
13%
11%
14 %
88,100
7%
Jan
16(4 May
3%
Oct
4(4
% 4%
4
:.
11
(4
4%
4%
29%
...
-
2,100
-
474
28%
1
National Electric Weld Machines-.^.
Equipment Rental Ltd
1,000
2
Jan
5% Jan
National Petroleum Ltd
3% May
12% May
National
—1
Inc
Electronics
Radio
Mines
Shore
__
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson
Corp of Delaware
Lam son
&
Industries
Lanston
Larchfield
Inc
Y—
:
5
47
Rubber
!
;
36%
Steel
;
4(4
Jan
3,100
3(4
Nov
6(4
Jan
*-
7,000
5(4
Oct'
7
Jan
3%
.
6%
12%
674
900
:
12%
Oct
17%
2,900
4;
*17
13%
Jan
6
1,700
4%
Oct
12%
12(4
12%
15(4
15%
12,100
4,500
9(4
;
:
27/r" Sep
27%
3,400
2 (4
4,900
5%
Sep
9
8%
Jan
~5%
1,600
4%
Nov
39,600
1%
Nov
260
23%
1,500
4%
Nestle-Le
16%
4%
:
38
Nov
11% Sep
Associates
25%
27%
20%
21
16
Jun
Sep
Mar
31% Mar
A
Jan 4
Jun
2,700
21% Mar
4 ft
1% Mar:
May
31
Apr
31% Apr
17%
50c
Jan
Jan
18
Jan-
23
Apr
16(4
325
10%
Jan
16%
Nov
2%
12,300
3%
800
2%
2%
12%
17%
500
2%
2,800
17(4
13,100
15%
-
7,100
:
.
5%
2%Jan1 %. Jan
Apr
4
2% Oct'
Mar
4% May
:
19
Sep
20c
9%
9%
10
2,300
9%
Nov
13%
Aug
2
:
Co
17%
Jan s
11%
2%
2%
1
class
12
3%
10c
_30c
Corp_i
500
lb%
26%
21 •"
Co
Inc
Mur
16(4
•
18%
17%
18%
1.400
13%
Jan
28
Apr:
20%
18 %
20%
51
49 %
51
Inc——.
Don
2-
2
—__10
Ltd-
Corp
Stores
Inc__
%
b2-Wt i
1
Electric
Video
National
——1
:
New
England Tel &
New
Haven Clock & Watch Co*..
New
8% May
6%
Union
Nedicks
Jan
5%
Telefilm
Transit
Nelly
18 % May
574
■
13%! 14(4
.■
'
Corp
Car
National
Jun
Nov
3%
300
15
1
_25c
Machinery
National
Mar
Jan
2%
16%
5%
1
Nov
12(4
1,000
12%
•' ■
l
Corp
23 (4
4,700
3
57'8
1674
10
;
.
6%:
5
Sessions Co____
19,700
25%
274,
.
.3%
■
25%
25
2 74
:—3
—
23%
"7
25%
1
Industries a——.—
Lamb
25
1
1
Corp
Ltd—
J
Industries
Presto
National Research
National
Apparel
Lafayette
-
13%
1
National
Nov
3,500
National
L'Aiglon
12% May
9,200
9%
Apr
5,500
;
10% May
17% May
Oct
5,900
874
9%
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(Mich)—
6(4
13%
7%
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National
Lake
Apr
Mar
19% Mar
■
common
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11%
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Jan
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18 (4
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400
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14%
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class
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156,500
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800
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Kulka
41
38
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(The)
41
5
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Kostin Corp 2
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National Bowl-O-Mat Corp—
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7%
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1
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39 (4
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2,000
.
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774
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4
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Co
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474
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5
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10
4% May
2% Apr
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-
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.
Feb
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1%
1%
1
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Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
33%
32%
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16% May
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
1 500
13% May
1274
19% Mai
1814
Apr
11
Jan
17%
117%:
Nov
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Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde (Walter) & Co
4% May
:
.
14%
TV
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Feb
33 3/s
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Nov
Nov
4%
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8
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800
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4% May
Oct
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Copper
13%
Jan
1
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8%
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&
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9
4
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class
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Movielab
MPO
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1
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Vernon
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1
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Mountain
Apr
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preferred——.
25(4
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4,800
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Clemens
6%
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Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Tel
Idria
20
~._1
1%
18%
Nov
25%
Aug
39%
Jan
57%
Apr
1%
31,100
1(4
Jan
16,500
32%
5,800
12,600
%
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38(4
1%
38 (4
13% Oct
42,900
19%
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:
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May
2% May
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Lee
Lefcourt
Le
University
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Motor
Realty
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class
5
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174
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1
26 34
23%
2674
1
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17
18
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Livingston Oil Co
Locke* Steel
Lockwood
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1
(The)
25c
Co
Electronics
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lead
Lunkenheimer
(The)
4
Apr
New
Mexico
Oct
34
May
New
Park
Jan
26(4 May
New
Process
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
Feb
Jan.
Nov
22% May
9% Nov
Feb
32(4
18
8
Apr
1(4
2,700
3374
237a
221%
1%
-
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10%
Jan
30 %
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1
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16% Jan
8,900
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4,400
16
North
29
29%
32% Aug
31% May
9%
850
10
25(4. Jan
8(4
1,600
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Ltd—
1%
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1,900
29,200
1
20
124
140
136
31%
33%
2,000
50%
r
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North
50%
51%
700
Pub
Ind
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Feb
1
38 %
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2%
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1
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8%
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33%
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Jan
57
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Jan
:
4%
4
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2
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212 Mar
Aug
84
6% May
Oct
56%
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July
4% May
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10
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173% Mar
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50
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1
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4,100
77
26%
9%
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23%
2
11
140
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Royalties Inc
77
2.50
1
11
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&
24%
23%
1
Co__
20% May
46(4 Mar
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Arizona
&
Nickel Rim
Noma
2% May
1,200
13%
■
ii
25c
Nipfssihg' Mines—i——-
May
14,300
1%
;
31%
'
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Jan
Norfolk
13
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3%
50c
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700
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4
321%
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3,600
&
New
6%
85,900
32%
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Apr
9%
7%
7,800
9%
27%
3174
1374
7%
9
5
&
14% Aug
7
1274
1374
1
10c
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~5
~5%
1
67% May
90%
ft
Jan
Apr
7/a May
6%
Feb
13 % May
16,900
3"%
Oct
2,400
15%
.
30,300
%
V
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3,200
.
'
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of
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3 %
3%
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374
8% May
M
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—l
9(4
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warrants-^
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Mackey Airlines Inc
-33 %c
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
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37b
9%
2 200
8%
Oct
2474
3,700
157b
Jan
24%
-
26%
2,000
19%
Jan
39%
Apr
174
3,600
1 %
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2%
Jun
%
L_ —10c
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8%
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1%
24 %
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Magna
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28 4^0
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21%
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33% '
11%
46%
;
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7%
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lu(4 July
25
°
1(4 May
4% Oct
Jan
3%
9,600
21%
-
..
17(4 Apr
32% Aug
*/..-
Jan
%
24,400
4
33
-1—7 i
—x
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp^__
—
'
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Jun
22
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power
44%
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1174
1274
2,100
10%
Nov
14%
Oct
Okalta
47%
8,000
307b
Jan
57
Apr
Old
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Tire
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&
21%
2074
9%
9%
.—2.50
2274
2,600
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Martin-Marietta
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Maryland Cup Corp
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Massey-Ferguson
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Maule
Inc
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Menasco
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1
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preferred
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42
46%
42 %
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,
22,200
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.
4% May
Nov
Nov
Oxford
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46%
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Oxford
10
12,000
46%
33%
1,000
Feb
Oct
.—!
6%
6%
7%
2,200
6%
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8%
10%
74,500
6%
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10 %
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2 (4
24,200
1%
Nov
3
24,200
122%
Jan
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150
169
5%
4,800
Jan
$1
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conv
13%
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%
%
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6(4
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4
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l
36
preferred—*
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Minnesota
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32
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7
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l
20 74 Mar
4
Feb
13
60 %
62%
19%
5%
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4%
26
Feb
Pacific
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6% May
Pacific
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Jan
17
A
com—1
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4.40%
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2074
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5%
19(4
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13,200
35
9%
10
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34
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17
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1
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5
2,000
104
1
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28%
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Jan
2%
100
preferred series C
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3
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Morse
For
Electro
partic pref
Products
footnotes,
see page
36
10% May
18%
503
13%
Jan.
1,200
3%
Jan
26
10,900
42%
4274
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45 (
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2,500
30%
Sep
32 (
2874
2874
900
27%
Jan
29
800
25
•
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.
.
Nov
6 (4 May
26 (4
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88 %
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&
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61:
8%
8%
26
25%
26(4
26 %
2574
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26 %
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Corp
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Petroleum
1%
Jun
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45 %
Apr
Pantepec Oil
16
Oct
29%
63/s May
Nov
180
J-,..;
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23 %
23 %
Pen
Parker
pfd
(C
A)
22(4
800
Co
class
9%
107s
4,500
6%
Feb
16% May
9374
380
86%
Jan
98(4
86%
Jan
94% Mar
91%
Jan
99%
99%
99%
90
May
Patino
May
Pato Consolidated
62 %
100
3%
2.700
50%
Oct
4% Mar
J93,
152-
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of
Peninsular
Canada
Me tab
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63(4 May
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12
Pentron
May
A
Corp
Parkersburg-Aetna
Nov
99
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\
90
; 70
131
90
Jan
84
Jan
60
168
90%
Nov
Nov
Oct
Nov
3%
3%
3%
2 500
9 %
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33%
31%
33%
14,000
25%
Oct
33%
Nov
12 %
11%
12%
41,300
9%
Oct
13%
Apr
5,000
574
Jan
9% May
091/2
Feb
108% Mar-
100
50c
7%
8
474 May
vtc__2 Bol
1
55 %
12
7%
50
22%
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Nov
27(4 Mar
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28%
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174 May
1
%
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3,200
57
123
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12
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14
100
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4%
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24
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1,000
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1
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Jan
87% Aug
26 (
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(C A)
82%
„
27 (
Feb
23% July
Apr
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(4: Jan
24 74 Jun
24%
1,100-
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Jan
4,500
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37
1
class A
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class A
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11
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Northwest
11,800
100
•
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•
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preferred•
preferred
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8% May
Jan
.
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preferred
preferred series B
4.50%
Jan
4%
dividend
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8% May
Jan
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dividend
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300
31%
conv
8%
2,600
29%
dividend
10%
6 (4
31
$4.75
$4.75
400
150
6
28
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Nov
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5%
'
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%
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525
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25
25
100
7,500
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1,700
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5(4 Aug
2
Inc
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l
52
7,500
-
•
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13%
4%
18
8
$4.5& preferred
preferred-*
dividend
$4.40
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-1,600
21 (4
5%
May
Jan
17
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.
-
60% Mar
4(4
101
1
of
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.
:
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25
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25
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4.80%
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4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred__25
4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
14
11(4
28
12
5%
(Can)^^td
America
.
62%
1J%
5(4%
Jan
900
27
34
9(4
pfd—100
Company
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r:
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6%
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Jan
3,500
2074
27%
*
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Molybdenum
50
Corp
of Canada-
Corp
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50c
common
convertible preferred—
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2.50
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1,000
6.700
1'
—-1
Products
&
Sep
8%
5,200
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.
'
Nov
1,100
14%..
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5
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%
;
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$4.36
Mill
Apr*
89%
12%
%:
:
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Securities
Electric
Pacific
Mar
Sep
7%
Feb
4,300
1174
3574
—-_50c
800
'
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Jan
97
23(4
100
95
10%
Aug
774 May
100
1
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Mid-West
Jun
30%
Oct^
1.400
2 i%
Jan
19 Vs
5(4
10
Inc—
Nov
12%
202(4
150
1
Corp
Associates
Microwave
Jun
17(4
Sep
Nov
1%
1
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
21%
Jan
8%
Jun
83/s
1%
10c
Corp
.
24%
91%
—
•
%
5
Rubber
5%
Chemical
15,500
Sep;,'
4%
115,000
10%
4%
5%
Michigan
•
;
1474 Mar
5%
5
Miami Extruders Inc—
r
10
1
Mfg Corp
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26
v
16%
17(4
9 %
90c
common-
preferred
Opelika
15%
15%
9%.
94%
-100
Ltd-^.-
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O'Sullivan
19 (4
1
Corp
1
—
4%%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sharesilOs
May
Y''''v
1
Co—
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Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
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22 74
•
1
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Merchants
Metal &
Nov
Jan
8
Y. iJr
.
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3
warrants
Corp_
&
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-
5,000
i'-.v.*
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Marconi
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Town
40c
Mansfield
16
17
1
20c
Ogden Corp "ex stock dist"
40
-
•
Co
Petroleum Corp
Occidental
1
474
4 (4
10
474
Volume
194
Number
6111
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(2363)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
..STOCKS
'..v.''
Last
Range
Shares
.».•.
■
Low
Par
v,._
27
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of •.
•
Long
Island
In*
25c
Perfect Circle Corp__
——-2.50
Pep Boys (The)
1
Perfect
Philippine; Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co.Steel Corp
Plastics
11%
28%
-
27
.
Nov
900
10% Oct
12
.Oct
22%
29
Aug
Feb
16%
18'A
11,500
15% July
29%
31%
20,700
ll90
1%
1%
25,700
27% July
% Jun
1
}■ 5V2
5%
5%
14,000
3% Mar
36%
36%
37%
2,600
31% Apr
4% Sep
21% July
36% Aug
2 fa
Aug
7% May
5%
57T
4
4
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40
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7%
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2,900
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l
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8
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2,200
8
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1
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12
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—
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1,400
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500
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50
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class
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3
Puritan Sportswear Corp
5
Pyle-National Co_
82
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26
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24% Apr
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14
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50
89% Nov
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1
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37
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15
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18
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12
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1
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24
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1874
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class
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774
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Texstar
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274
274
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5
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Feb
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21
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9%
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274
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20
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43
10,800
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23
21
23
12
12%
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11% Apr
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27
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9%
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8% May
67a May
9
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33/a
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25,900
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25
92
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98
2,900
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1
1
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20
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574 Jan
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32
3®2
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4% Jan
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63/4
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15
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2274 Jun
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-
200
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5
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474
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4
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2,100
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1474 May
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4372
2772
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57a Nov
28
57a
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87a Oct
423/4
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34% Aug
89
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43/4 Nov
2772
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of
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2772
20
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93/4 Jun
30% Apr
397i Nov
247a
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4
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12,500
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.
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43
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United Elastic Corp
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Feb
63/4
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19
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•
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89
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127s May
1574 May
474 May
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7
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31
34
83/8
98
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42% May
5% Apr
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15
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10
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153%
Oct
8% Apr
55
Sep
9% Jan
23/4
warrants
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Union
13% May
Jan
3
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co_
Union
177* Apr
93A Mar
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Apr-
Apr
11%
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33% Mar
-
32
43/a
1
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Nov
4%
1
-
Trans World Airlines
True
Mar
163/a
4
25c
class
Co
Trl-Contlnental
Aug
8
49
37a
4
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Inc
Trans
42
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137a
47a
1
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98
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7
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Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
32
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2,500
347a
11%
107a
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Sep
6,600
7a
35
32 3/4
7%
5s
20
Jun
32
41% Aug
33
3474
£1
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17% Mar
100
6,000
45% Mar
54
Mar
29%
35
8,700
37%
•
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deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
Shipyards Corp-
91%
100
—
7% Jan
1174 Oct
3 ,800
1,100
14
13%
6%
•
Sihonev-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
900
4,500
-
12.50
common
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Shoe Co of
-
•
—
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
1
3574 Nov
31
19
46
14,500
4% Apr
33A May
2674 Sep
36
493/4
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Jan
4,200
28 %
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7% May
412
26%
5
Nov
2% Jan
19% Aug
574 Jan.
353/8
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41? Apr
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4i9ff
277a
87/a
2,300
50
Feb
Jan
412
1
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177s Oct
67a May
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55
Nov
3% Jun
1
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66
77a
517a
19
2% Jan
900
5%
5
Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Shattuck
Feb
3,200
4,800
8%
1
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6%
874
7%
25c
2
400
.
33%
50c
Thriftimart Inc class A
Tobacco Security Trust
7a
Oct
Jan
7a Feb
50c
pfd
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10%
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Seton
Park
Nov
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Servomechanisms
Thorncllffe
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Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard World Airlines Inc
.
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7
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23/4
36
5
4
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374
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600
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2,800
•
47a Feb
Nov
Aug
277a Jun
77a
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7%
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5
7a
7a
700
134,100
6,000
49
307a
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7
20
Nov
15
87a
2
Feb
367a
Jan
18
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4%
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3
16
193/4 Jun
36 y« Apr
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10,000
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42 3A Apr
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14% Jan
2% Feb
1
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■
75/8
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45/«
19
2
7,500
7,900
_
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12
May
35% Feb
307a
10c
Textron Electronics Inc
Light
2.50
Saxon Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co
Gems
&
16 pesos
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Screen
!
Corporation
Power
274
18%
tv
.800
18,600
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•
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5%
18%
27a
10c
-5
;
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Petroleums
Sarcee Petroleums
Industries
Jan
20
27.
1,000
—
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2%
preferred-J|-
4.40% series
5% May
16
Jan
8
15% Sep
1
17,400
19%
3
20c
57a
20
474
574
•
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474
20
ltt.May
Jan
8% Jan
16% Nov
4,800
1
22
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474
5
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5%
preferred
preferred—JL.
13 74
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2174
:
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12 3/4
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;
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19
5
common
57a
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297a
19%
123/4
2
preferred
57a
1874
293%
-
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Terminal-Hudson Electronics Inc
Terry Industries Inc
Jan
600
2%
.
9% May
872 Apr
157a Apr
67% Jan
50c
Tenney Engineering
17a
s
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5%
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6
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31
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Syntex Corporation
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1,700
19%
1
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l
Petroleum
257a
18%
3/4
1
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&
Jan
6
247a
77a
Television
July
105/8
10%
257a
183/a
3/4
31
147a
11%
107a
2,300
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Teleregister Corp
1%
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187a
1
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147a
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8%
5%
lc
;
61?
6,i800
9%
5
177a
25c
10% May
6% Apr
10,600
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1,500
Sunset International Petrol
Corp
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;
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5%
6,900
18
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30,000
478
1
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1
17a
147a
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133/4 Sep
Nov
30%
57a Nov
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400
1674
187» Mar
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1,300
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15
11
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27
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15
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26
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1274
3,200
53%
11
227a
4%
■
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123/4 Feb
1,400
14%
.
47a
12
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Jan
9
57a
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137a
207/a May
147a May
Oct
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400
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33,200
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400
Nov
5%
127a
247a
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5
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Ryan
.
24
42%
86
4%
3,200
367a
Nov
Jan
8,600
87a
247a
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Oct
317a
357a
787a
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Royal American Corp
Royal School Labs Inc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
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73/a
1274
123/4
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1,100
1,300
127a
5.7a
17,600
57a
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Tel-A-Sign Inc
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland Products
Inc
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857/a
6%
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457a-May
41%
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6
Nov
197a Sep
8 % Jan
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Stylon Corporation (Del)
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Sunair Electronics Inc
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2,000
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4%
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3.
Sterling Brewers Inc^
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123/4
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Jan
79
233/4
700
12%
Apr
8% Mar
5,900
.
47a
.
474
4% Mar
.
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187a Aug
17
1272
79
30
22
Aug
77a Nov
58 3% Jan
5
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Roosevelt
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Stepan Chemical Co
Jun
14
4,700
•
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23
127a
14
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r
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223/4
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257a Nov
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100
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277a
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Taylor International Corp
197a
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Rolls Royce
31%
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223/4
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5,000
l
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fa Jan
■
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57a
l
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Steel Co of Canada ordinary
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6,000 i
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Jun
Nov
'
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Aug
127a
127a
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21
2,200
147a
1
10c
Stelma
300
147a
2274
5%
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227a
13%
.
1
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Nov
21
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Nov
22%
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88
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21
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81
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Stanley Aviation Corp
Stanrock
Jan
200
227a
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400
574
79
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Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co
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1574
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98
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500
-
20% Jun
—1
Standard
..Feb
147a
•
Co
62
257a
22.
14%
167a
_ic
Products
80
267a
25
63
1
Stahl-Meyer Inc
;
Standard Brands Paint
Cp_____
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred—
Standard Forging* Corp
Standard
Metals' Co.
3,100
Jan
Nov
5472 Sep
34% May
*
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50o i
Spencer Shoe Corp
<
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
:
Sports
1274
223/a
85.
.5
!
14 7»
Jan
277a Jan
297s Jan
v
85.
v
1
Realty & Utilities
10% Mar
Jan
63/4
800.
98
Mar
9
9,200
.
11% May
35
26
_25
4.08% cumulative preferred—
-25
Southern California Petroleum Corp
2
Southern Materials Co Inc
2
Standard
-;;y
95.7a
,".i' 25
25
Southland Royalty Co
SpeedfO-Print Business Machines-
Jan
/123/a
65% Jan
5% Jan
57« Jan
500
: 8,200
.
Feb©
2674 Nov
41% July
8,300
11
cumulative preferred
Pipe
674
39% 1403%,
31 y 32
25
Southern
Sep
«3/a
9
__25
convertible preference
cumulative preferred—
Oct
618
10%
674
73/4
_25
—25
Oct
18
Jan
20
1,650
_25
;
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred:
cumulative preference-
4.56%
423A
1,300
317a
Southern California Edison—
.5% origina'l preferred
l
4.88%
Aug
5172
'
Nov
'16
277a
4074
Jun
T100
E
493/4
12
i
Co
4%
173/4
2674
;
Corp
Oil
Southern
1,700
84
21%
Coast
Penn
Jan
Jan
18
A Sep
Nov
Sep
97a
Manufacturing
South
South
% Jan
27/e
Apr
1378 Aug
2% Apr
Jan
14
774
497a
19%
177a
32
600
6%
Nov
12% Jan
1774
493/4
Col——I—Hi
1
3,700 |
177a
•
283A Apr
Sep
14,500
3
15 %
High
Oct
2,800
15,300
%
27a
20
227a Oct
17a
4 %
15%
Corp
4.24%
5%
1,500
88 %
21%
Puerto .Rico
*
88"
88%
Soss
12,900
-,
Airways Inc
4.48%
"
100
Slick
Low
217a
1%
3
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"674 ~7%
i
Ltd
Sonotone
'4.32%
•,
preferred—.
r
preferred—
Venezuelan Oil
Apr
4%
600
"vr
14
Apr
62%
Apr
"
13%
.250
v.
35% July
11% Oct
1,400
23%
.22%
/:
conv
Simpson's
15% May
'
1
;_
,
Simmons
16% May
27%
Jan
7a
deposit rets
Boardman Publishing—
77%
9,400
C:
Inc
Automobiles—
Jan
900
7'A
2
60%
15,100
6%
1
—
_
13%
6i£
20
preferred'—;
Gas__
%
1
.
Ltd
(The)
Providence
2%
1
Realty Corp
convertible
■
50'A
1,400
76
Public Service: of Colorado—
4i4%
425
2%
75
Progress Mfg Co Inc, common—
.
62%
60 V2
.
Oct
10% Jan
11%
75
—
3
Sep
17% Feb
200
11%
~2%
Mines
Prophet
400
•
Proctor-Silex
r.
1%
7%
1,400
V"
*
Presidential
$1.25
7%
1
Prentice-Hall
-
300
.___
Pratt & Lambert Co
f
1%
19
18'A
11%
"i
Royalties Ltd————L
Prairie Oil
Preston
i%
.
.;. 7%
7%
_—__1
(Del)-—2.50
Powdrell & Alexander Inc
Power
1
______2.50
-
___—
Lighting
1%
1
American
4.78%
'
Poloron
•
Shares
2178
"63/4
_10c
I
15% Aug
.1,100
7
14%
13%
:
5% Mar
1,200
11%'
44
43 »A
10
-20c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Simco
21%
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered.
1
Corp
Silicon Transistor Corp
Silver CreeK Precision
Corp
Silvray
for Week
2
Sinclair
4
13%:
B
7%
Apr
17% May
(Del)—,>«-
Class
Sales
Range
Low
2
6% Feb
Jan
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Par
$3
10 pesos
.
'
American Stock Exchange
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Oct
90
300
'
*
High
.
657t Jan
i8 y4
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pneumatic
11'A
Jan
30%
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.:
Pierce Industries Inc
.
600
7;
27%
; 11%
7%
Pharmaceutical
Industries
Pioneer
85
7,900
*
Minerals
&
Phillips Electronics &
Phoenix
;
_10c
:
^
Oils
/ Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics—-
.
27
84%
84%
Low
.—1
Inc
Corp
Peruvian
High
23
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
_——5
Photo
Permian
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
for Week
of Prices
1
Sale Price
Exchange
u'
Sales
Friday
American Stock
35
100
400
-
183
183
183
•
4%Nov
20
16772 Mar
34% Apr
30
Feb
774 May
6% Sep
2* Apr
533/4
Nov
107a
Oct
-10% Jua
15/64 Nov
7% Oct
57a, Apr
18574 Nov
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2364)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
S
Rubber
U
Conditioning Corp.
Tile
Co
~97/a
10
45%
Corp cl A com_10c
6%
Co
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls Inc
Insurance
Marion
Utah-Idaho
Valspar
Oil
400
7%
Nov
4%
Jan
31 y8
Jan
491/4 Mar
3,400
5%
Oct
6%
9YA
91/2
9
10
10
IO1/4
91/8
10
1
6,300
9%
Oct
7%
Apr
-
11,000
-
4%
4%
4%
400
1
137/8
I31/2
141/2
1,700
warrants
of America
Co
1
Hi/2
ii y2
11%
•
5
Oct/
5%
Feb
ioy2
ioy4
11V*
19,000
10
25c
i2ya
11%
12%
10,100
10 y4
67/«
6%
71/4
5,300
6%
Oct
Virginia
Instrument
class
Coal
Iron
Co
Coke Co
&
Food
Products
91/2
Inc
23
10c
40 y2
24,700
600
44
•
\
16%
/
12 3/a
82,100
Aircraft
Co
Wagner
Baking
preferred
7%
Waltt
Bond
&
6%
•
Inc
non-cum
Precision
Knapp
&
Weiman
preferred
A
1993
B
1993—
subord
5,100
4
7s
Instruments
Inc
Co
Company
~2%
1
Inc
8,200
47,500
1
75
Jan
95
Ohio
1,700
5%
4,400
2
41/a
41/4
3%s
1.25
4'/2
3%
4%
1%
Manufacturing
;
1-fo
1
ItV
4,500
28%
700
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
Chemical
West Texas
Products
Utilities
Inc
4.40%
50c
pfd
Gold
Western
Leaseholds
Western
Nuclear
Western
Western
Tablet
&
4%
10c
Apr
4%
10,000
2,000
31/8
12,400
Invest
Is
Brothers
5%
(John)
6%
Zapata
H
1982
;
1982
•
30%
125
5s
series
L
4%s
series
M
4V2s
series
N
29
Sep
Nov
17
Oct
133/4
2
1%
44,100
1,200
21%
22%
3,500
12
4
4
3%
17%
7%
283A
191/4
33
Nov
20
7,900
5
13% Jan
7% Oct
Jan
May
41% May
32
Apr
12%
Jun
Oct
8%
Nov
15
Sep
21%
Jan
16
Aug
19% May
97% Jun
71/2
8
8i/a
41/a
8 i/s
15%
15.'/8
15%
16%
10%
50
93
95
40
33
333/4
225
22%
Jan
35%
Sep
15%
15%
2,150
7%
Jan
15%
Nov
Nov
197/a Mar
■
93
.*
15%
1
2
12%
1,41/2
7,500
39,400
3%
1,700..
14%
90% Jan
3,400
t,/f.
7%
5s
regular
71/4
7%
1,200
7
6,300
2% Aug
% Jun
~1
40c
7,900
13
53/4
5%
-5
6
5%
Nov
4
Jun
20%
Jan
31%
6,600
33%
5
Jan
4% Jan
8% Mar
40Ov
6V2
7
1,700
7%
5%
6%
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
-
-
Range '
Friday's ** Bonds
or
-
Sale Price
debs
1974
June-Dec
Edison
Brandy wine
6s
23/4s
6s
1970
A
Assn
subord
90%
881/a
$100
;
*
17
,
•'
b
High
65
'-I*
61'.
90%
Jan.1
Low
138
$12iy4 127
June-Dec
1973
debs
v$58
—
~
87
3
103
125
100
3
65
73
923/4
2
89%
94
85
Jan-July
1975
Feb-Aug
85
series
Maranhao
86%
14
84
155
7s
1951—.
1962
Clearing
Debentures—
Banks
and
1967,
A
stamped
(issue, of May
•
7s
(issue of Oct
stamped
New York Stock
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
1927)
1947
,
3%a
sinking
fund
debentures
1st
mtge
1st
mtge & coU trust 4 %s 1978
&
coll
iS mtge J
mSHTA &
1st
5 /»s
tt
U
f
s
United
coil
trust
tr
5s
debentures
States
4%s
Jan-July
Feb-Aug '
+Jbtaj-Nov *■'
92%
93
91%
„
91%
101 % 101%
91%
1977
Mar-Sept
Jan-/U,»
ioo7
1980
May-No®
May -Nov
1980
97%
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1967—
Univ? BSfa^fh-nH?i 4si0tbs 1983
4/2s
f debentures 1986
Jan-July
s
ApriZ-Oct
92 %
98
102%
101%
20
/8
97% 102%
101% 105Va
162
101%
95%
100%
111%
350
162
80
__
96%
66
106
82
89
—
100% 101 %
95%
104%
101 /z 104 U
*9)1 Va
_
"88y2
96%
6
*82
93%
8T%
89
5
25
10
153
__
89%
V
96% 101%
103% 103%
156
96%
6
'
99
/B
92
4
104% 104%
""
ApriZ-Oct
••y
100%
99
—
104%
92
High
91
5
88
91%
92%
97%
98%
102
3%s
Vendo
Corp of
•■No
value/
par
Ex-liquidating
included
tribution.
conv
subord
1989
—June-Deo
Co^ subord debefltures 1976
Mar-Sept
102
88
a
Deferred
distribution.'
in
year's
-
.
mortgage
&
ref
M
^refund 3%s
series
3%8
J
w
ior%
83%
101
II
84%
85
April-Oct
~~
»87
90/
J
rr
"I
r
73%
73L
1973-April-Oct
*91%
5 Reported
g
Feb-Aug'
II
114% U5%
:
Feb-Hoy
-81%
97%
89 va
82
87
86
$81
83%
85 %
$89
38
78
89 va
92%
17
91%
81 %
81%
81%
"3
88%
88 vA
88%
15
80%
$103% 104%
103
105
97%
5
102%
26
97%
102%
22
99%
98%
103
90%
91 %
91%
6
89%
112
105
100%
16
102% 103
:
99%
99
3
103
99%
92
94 va
-103% 103%
103
84%
85
-
$97
103%
89 va
84 Va
88
85%
"
91
80
89%
6
105%
105%
93
88
112
114
90
89%
$91 %
92%
63
110
-3
97
114
,
98
98%
97
97
2
96%
98%
67%
67%
3
63%
72
101
t
$120
8
8
8
13%
$90
$88
87%
87%
64
66
$120
$64
$60
$60
$62
99
66
99
62.
—
66
44%
44%
44%
55
44
48
'52%"
52%
2
45
55
Transaction for
•
*
;
no
,
.
_
./..
•
T
'
sales being transacted during the current week.
.
In
used
RECORD
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Period
Exchange
Warren
first
RR
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Bid & Asked
No.
gtd gold 3%s 2000___Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
;
General mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974—
/
—May-Nov
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
__Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Oct
32
5%s
debentures
1982
Jan-July
1981—_Jan-july
5s income debentures 1984
.—May '
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-SOpt
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3y4s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
Pacific RR
First mortgage
3%s
Co
Co
ser
debentures
4%s
Central
s
Jan-July
1975
May-No®
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
f debs 1980
s
f debs
RR
1-978
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
Wisconsin
Public
32%
High
28
84%
49%
84%
94%
98
*79%
84
74%
*92%
97
91
98%
98 V8
52%
52%
51%
95
94%
80 3/4
100
100
963/4
7
52%
12
44
56%
52
10
44
56
95
7
91
97
5
80%
8
99%
803/4
100
96
963/4
82
103%
78
93%
*86
IT
85 y8
73%
73%
94
.
94
1
91%
94
95
.
„
99%
73
*73%
—.
93%
98%
*70
96%
84
/
95
1
92%
95 *
98%
99%
*81 y4
90%
99%
52
94
112%
84%
81%
95
95
95%
18
91
97
63
62 3/a
63
81
63
49%
493/4
58%
38%
50
79
81
88%
92
Co—
First
mortgage 27/as
Jan. 1
Low
*96%
A
3 Vis series D 1967
convertible
&
3yes
High
*84%
—
Western
Bangs Since
Sold
ref
1979
Jan-July
May
Service
3 Vis
49%
June-Dec
;
__Mar-Sept
1971—Jan-July
"
89 Va
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s 1976
olv
rqia
Youngstown Sheet & 2!ube Co—
1st mtge 4%s serifis iH 1990
go
?§
84%
R6V.
55
4
'
Znv
??/2
Si
1?8%
"7
75
72
83
95
$80%
10
*79i/4
<■
90%
—?
__
91
—-
a
Deferred
included
not
in
*77%
delivery sale not included
in
the
year's
*101
range,
the year's
included
§
Jan-July
April-Oct
90 3/a
3
fiq,/(l
~r
S
77
the
77%
78
81%
-
77
98
d Ex-interest,
e
Odd
lot
104%
sale
r Cash
not
sale
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Bankruptcy Act,
*
77
__
101%
rapge. n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
ip the year's range, y Ex-coupOn. *
$ Companies reported
72
207
83
96%
dividend.
.
ask prices;
New York Stock
.
*72
133
96 %
receivership.
/'
;
above-r-^cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "ww," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
•
1971
8
$83
(not [Included In year's range), d Ex-Interest,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
r
Ex-stock
z
ns
""
■
"
102
delivery transaction
Ex;-stock dividend.'
oi
■--•86%
Map-Nov
95%
793/«
84
^
Mar-s*m
MaySov
nc%
15
"
*
3
170
125
s-,l'£
II
II
—
Jan-July
118(4 176
™
II
1'
• • *
Gen mtge 4s income
series A Jan 1981
—'April
Gen mtge Income 4%s
series B Jam 1991
April
First mortgage 3 %s series B
16
1
"
series F 1983
6s subord income debs
2008
•.,
•
82'/<'a2V'
-"IjnnJ?Del
H
ref 4s
Wabash RR Co—
88
1980—Mar-Sept
ser I 1981—June-Dee
1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4 %s 1983
Virginian By 3s series B 1995
First iien and ref mtge .3%s ser c
1st lien &
93%
*821t129eS-V87
128
p
M
1st &
-.at
1
91
117%
$87%
2s 2012—Jan-July
range),
Ex-rights,
x
" Abbreviations
-
1st
-
1st
87%
:
$99%
Gen
Vir4/niaCOEniIcMc0LdpdowerT//
ref 2%s series G 1979
First and refund mtge 2%s ser
102
170
v>
97%
2
...
$ Friday's bid and
Wisconsin
debentures
97
90 %
95%
/
103 va 103%
—,—Jan-July
(Plan A)
Bonds being traded flat.
Wilson
America—
91%
88
120
100% 100%
April-Oct
June-Dec
1997
1
3s Jan
Whirlpool Corp 3y2s
y
Vanadium
203
Low
84%
8
1973——April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1 «•.
Low
;
96%
Jan. 1
__
—April-Oct
,deKbenftures
debentures
__
"•-'88
98%
98%
Freight Co—
«
__
Jan-July
«S^Ru^r ?%S debentures 1976
2 /8S
__
No.
High
100%
Mar-Sept
2Vis 2008
of)—
Rio de Janiero stamped
Bangs Since
Sold
Low
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
1971,—
1st mtge & coll trust 3 %s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s sf debentures 1972-
Bid & Asked
115
120
40
95%
120
May-Nov
BONDS
Bonds
95
62
.
,
1947
1927)
(Plan A)
(Republic
Sinking fund
Week's Range
Last
107
'
$88
Jan-July
Jan-July
#
Friday
99%
Assn—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Interest
80
99%
82%
35%
fit.1.' '
Continued from page 31
BONDS
141%
71
$86%.
-
6%s 1949—
7s
•
157
98%
6
96
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
2Vis 2008_„May-lVou
1967
B
(Prov)
•
(not
91%
100
25;
102
203
95
:
(Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
101
71
'
1978
seres
90
70 VA
70 Va
5 Vis
f
95
189
;
Adjustment
4%s
50
/60
88%" 93%
120
90
Savings
Hanover
103%
92%
Feb-Aug
(Germany)
Debt
:
Bangs Since
No.
68
1985
1986
Peru
Sold
66
June-Dec
1978
6s
debs
/
/'
67'A
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Davega Stores Corp—
convertible
June-Dec
June-Dec
1998
series
Raceway
Industries
1
Aug
_
Bid & Asked '
High
;
313
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Parana
Week's
96
95
Feb-Aug
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s
•
8
1985
•
Jan
Sep
4% July
39% Aug
10
May
4 y4
71/2
10c
subord
con
Steel
1%
"
50c
May
-
—
Baden
3% May
5,700-'
4%
1
8%
Aug
1
1
1983
•
German
£1
25c
■??>
62%
153
87
74
197
June-Dec
,
,
159
54%
123
$99% 100%
Mar-Sept '
Apr-Oct
Southern California
Gas
3Vis 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971_—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3Vis 1970—Feb-Aug •
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s wi conv subord debs
1976___
___May-No®
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Jan-July
Washington Water Power ,3%? 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debk" 1974_
_1/June-Dec f;
Apr
22%
May
2,100
July
2% May
Nov
23/4 Sep
3,200
241/2
18%
Ltd
2%
261/4
20%
28%
l
% Feb
25%
261/4
21%
pfdi-100
•
1
1982
K
1,100
• Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian. Elec Power 3y<s 1970
6%s
series
I
1,300-
BONDS
5%s
Bethlehem
Chemoil
i
series
Low
Boston
1981
1979
4%s series J
25
American Stock
Inc
G
4%s
Friday
Alsco
F
(F W) Ltd—
.
1—
:
series
series
33
129%
72
ApriZ-Oct
1981—May-No®
^Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
■■
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
i
^.Feb-Aug
1
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
;___i_Jan-Aug
;
Mar-Sept ;
_Mar-Sepf -
3s
•
3%s
Nov
97%
18
128
1965™
1976
32%
1
Petroleum Corp
D
49% Mar
10
Co
series
3s
1—'
30% Jan
14%
Co
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
1970
20
253/4
preference
6%
C
950
13%
1
com
series
4%s series
123
18
144
ApriZ-Oct
<
600
241/4
1
new
1973
1,700
1
Raceway Inc
preferred
B
•%
141/8
Industries
Yonkers
series
36%
251/4
10c
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
3s
3s
28% Feb
51
57%
144
127
„Apr-Ocf :
1984
i—
28%
•
American dep rets ord
1973
%
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
A
271/2
10c
Corp
Industries
series
35%
24
preferred
Wood
Corp
Edison
4: 3%s" series E 1978
Apr
102
140
April-Get
1964
Power
30%
1
Light 4%%
debs
Water
%
10
common
Wisconsin Pwr &
subord
California
Jan
Jan
100
——Jan-July
Nov
%
10
115
8
95
Feb-Ocf
1976—
41/2
Jan
123
Jan-July
3%s 1968
53/4
Va Jan
115
$93
1976_
36ya
.
11%
/
1963
6%s
28
•
Williams Brothers Co
Wilson
to
4%s
20
&
wi
3%s
Ltd—
Wiebolt Stores Inc
(R C)
4%
91
133
6
Inc—
Ltd—
Co
mortgage
2%s
Nov
7%
Jan-July
1976
'
7% May
51/2 Apr
212 July
2% Jan
ord shares
Williams-Mc Williams
52
3% Aug
53/4
Mfg Co,
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Williams
Jan
4%
Stationery
Oil
Nov
4%
3
Inc
River
30%
5
Stag
Wichita
7,100
8,800
51/B
•
Coal
Westmoreland
52
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
———:
conv
:' 3%s
v
6%
76
America—
of
1st
Harbor
Southern
100%
10
•
extended
debs
1970
53/4S
Safe
39
107
7%
57%
—
29% May
95% July
Jan
_5c
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board
White Eagle International Inc
White
40y2
5
Ltd
Stockholders
Westmoreland
Inc
49
1
Inc
American dep rets
88%
25c
Uranium
ds
183/4 Jan
100
Westbury Fashions Inc
Western Development
Co
Western
27%
Jan
% Jan
91
121
140"'
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s^ 1998—Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
May-No®
"
Wentworth
West
100
;
debentures
Power
42%
24.
90
Map-No*
mortgage 3s 1971—1
:
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
6% May
1% Mar
4%
^Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
6%%
Television
Petroleum
Power
26%
118
123
1st
July
3% Feb
1
Corp
conv
12
,14
Mar-Sept
due 1953
5%s
30%
7%
June-Dec
5%'s 1984-
Corp—
&
High
;
1
,
'
subord
Theatres
Occidental
Jan. 1
Low
21
$6
/
wi
Hess
Research
Electric
6%s
4% May
1% July
Jan
140
1973
90
119%
-
1974
Nippon
Feb
1% Jan
2%
debs
30%
$17%
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Jan-July
1970
i.
convertible
5s
16% May
1%
1%
94
94
4s
Power Realization Tr
National
8% May
94%
21/z
1%
•
RR
Corp—
National Bellas
Jan
4% Jan
100
No.
May
1974
/
conv
Bangs Since
Sold
May-Nov
1963
6s
Western
International
Italian
•
8% Mar
Jan
1%
1,200
13 V4
131/4
10c
common
6%
6
6%
&
Kawecki Chemical-4%s 1978
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
Nov
lO3/*
debentures
Registered
5%s
85
Jan
€6% Nov
Bonds
High
Corp—
Development
National
3% Jan
100
4%
10
preference
&
4%
41/2
4
common
conv
Waltham
series
41/a
43/4
100
Webb
$6
4ya
•
common
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
■/
Division—
J
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
Apr
44
N
series
Nuclear
Waco
Week's
Last
Sale Price
RR—
series
12% May
Jan
of
Builders
29% May
15% Jan
Jan
93/4 Nov
Western
mortgage 4s
Hoffman
15% May
si/y
6% Jan
1,700
10 y8
381/2
•
Vornado
11 %
23%
10 i/s
25o
Manufacturing
22%
n y8
2
Vita
Vogt
•
191/4 May
14'A Oct
Oct
1
(The)
Inc
&
Guantanamo
•
22% May
31% Apr
Oct
1
A
Corporation—.
Viewlex
Vinco
61/a
•
10% Nov
2,800
Period
mortgage 4s
General
15% May
8% Oct
Jan
4%
Jan
6s
101/4 July
:
8% Jan
1,200
71/2
11
7%
Apr
16'A
1st
1st
•
General
401/4 Aug
173/4 Feb
July
/ U 6,500
1
7
93/b
Oct
27
325..
10
IO1/2
11
83/4
55,000
37
*
5
Industries
/
6%
Lack
Lackawanna
14% May
500
Delaware
13 3/8 Mar
11,600
46
36
;
Capital Corp
Victoreen
81/2
IOI/2
9%
45%
,
Interest
Exchange
Low
53/a May
8% Jan
53/4 July
200
American Stock
High
Oct
3
1,000
36
Corp
Corp
Paint
6
8 i/s
25c
Sugar
Norman
Victor
31/4
17.78
'
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Venture
Low
6.
6.
1
25c
Consolidated
Universal
.
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31/4
1
Corp
Universal
Universal
Low
50c
'
Reclaiming
American
Universal
Van
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
Friday
Shares
U
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
.
Sales
for Week
Par
.
or
ast being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
securities assumed by such companies.
'
Friday's bid and ask prices;
•Bonds
selling flat.
no
sales
being
transacted
under Section
77
of
i
l-J
.
during current week.
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*
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Volume
194
Number
6111
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2365)
OUT-OP-TOWN MARKETSBoston Stock
>
Week's
Range
American
Agricultural Chemical
Motors Corp
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
—33V3
133%
Company
;—50
;•
;Edison
CO
_25
Garden- Arena__—.——_.—*f<,
Personal
Property Tr,ust_li>
;
6%*'cum
6%
Assoc
5
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Ford
25
35
26
14%
179
14
New
Co
Island
Creek
Coal
Co
35
71%
22%
Sep
10 y2
Jan
'
•
..
'
Apr
S
29%
74'/a
NOV
Western
Jan
113%
Nov
Nov
Woolworth
164%
Nov
Jan
Jan
15
Nov
-24
24
2
«
12%
15
-
/•/.
102% 102%
13
•
8c
5
25 Va
26%
49 y8
26%
so y2
5
41%
•"'(
41%
17%
18
32
32
Drug
and
25
NOV
5c
'21%
Jan
Chemical Co_—-2.50
Association
Jan
57%
'16c
39%
41%
Fruit
Shoe
United
U
S
U
Co—L
73
Union
S
Smelt
Waldorf
Co
Cincinnati
Refin
System
Westinghouse
&
Mining—:__22_50
Inc_——2,
Electric
Corp—:
Nov
Feb
6.25
40%
43
18
% Jan
'
Nov
Allied
59%
.
Apr
Nov
Allen
Supermarkets
53
Jan
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
Nov
American
74
r,
Nov
Borman
Products
64%
Jan
46%
Jan
64% Aug
Consolidated
Continental Motors
Detroit Edison
Brown-McLaren
29y8 Aug
-76
Mar
7
26%
Jan
41
Nov
9%
110
9%
Nov
14
Mar
40%
2,325
Nov
49%
38
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Baldwin
Burger
Piano
l*.*.
Brew
1.
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
C
N
O
—;
T
Cincinnati
Du
Bois
Eagle
Transit
common
Cards
Procter
U
S
I-'
.
&
'
1__
•_
Stores
Aluminum
:
Co
America
1
38Vu
68
31%
<;29%
29%
;.
98 %
99%
a
'
.
30%
-
-
26, :
Dry Goods
_1
Corp—————;—_—T___3
r
"
'
Columbia
;Corn
;.
^
52%
;__li
Chemical
la.—1
Autolite
Paso
Gas_.
Dept
General
,
:
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T
International
International
Tel
&
Tel
V"
43%
•.
58V*
24»/4
R
t.
,
/
Abbott
54%
Akron
30
51
Jan
73y2
Nov
,,...62.,,
Nov
100
w.110 L> 46'AMay
72
V 16 . Jan'
22V»
50
•' '67% dan
57%' Sep
58y8 May
'
1
15
Jan
70%
Apr
185%
Jan
252!/a
30
98Va
Sep
American
47%
26Vs
Jan
65
Nov
27y8
20
Apr
American
footnotes,
Tel
American
59y2
Nov
113%
Nov
Apache
new
com
(111)
San
&
Tel
Co
Company (Un)
Nov
Armour
Ashland
__
46%
46%
220
34%
Feb
47
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
26
26Ve
73
20y8
Jan
52V8
52y8
25
43
Jan
56%
57%
44
46%
Jan
60
Aug
Automatic
29%
31V4
273
25y4
Oct
31V*
Nov
Avco
393/4
491/2
502
30%
Jan
40%
Apr
47%
48%
95
36 Vt
Jan
49
Oct
Jan
25
Oct
30y2 Aug
45 V4 Feb
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Armco
Sep
26y2 May
5%
Steel
55V4 Jun
,
&
Corp
Co
Oil
8%
Nov
26%
335
common
pfd
34%
Refining
Canteen
Co
of
86%
Apr
44%
Jan
57%
Sep
Belden
26%
Bell
Gossett Co
130% 137V2
142
61%
Jan
59%
34% Mar
137y2
Jan
^5%
Jan
77V2
}
Nov
&
&
Howell
Bendix
Nov
'
34%
Sep
10% May
2y4 Apr
2
2%
700
1% Jan
2%
100
2
56%
5,795
11%.
11
11%
1,100
2%
Apr
Feb
56%
NOV
15 y4 Mar
13%
430
13%
Jan
20
444
32 %
Oct
44
2V4
179
12%
12%
500
25
—
13%
36%
2%
—
Nov
May
6%
10% Nov
36%
__
25
100
Mar
Apr
2% Mar
1% July
8% Jan
13%
Oct
Feb
26%
Sep
8% July
21%
11%
,
__
210
11%
Nov
11%
1,049
Jan
13 »A
17%
__
11%
10%
__
11%
17%
290
13%
Jan
18%
Sep
Sep
9Vs
9y8
150
9%
Nov
15% Mar
53
__
7.7
L 14
__
53
7
v
140
7
Apr
Jan
17%
Nov
Boeing Airplane
59%
Nov
Booth
53
Jan
-
31l/a Sep
---
56y8 Aug
Blnks"
Manufacturing
Borg-Warner
39
Brach
Jun
Inc
Last
k
.,
Feb
50
400
14
300
6% Oct
>
58
Apr
14% May
,
Nov
14
14
y4 Sep
•>
r-
only
&
'
Sales
Range
1
Shares
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Low
High
75
2,800
17% Jan
24%
17%
5,000
10%
Jan
17%
7%
1,500
6%
Oct
14
700
16%
Jan
31%
4,700
19%
4,600
26%
74
300
——
18%
19
17%
16%
7y4
7%
31'A
31
20%
20%
31%
11%
20%
27%
27
27%
11%
High
54% Jan
73%
w
i_l
5
Jun
Nov
May
15%
9% Sep
Oct
1,100
Apr
Nov
Apr
29% May
Oct
38%
July
59%
60%
900
57%
Oct
81 % Mar
20%
21
400
19%
Oct
27
46%
46%
700
42%
July
60%
Apr
47%
48%
3,500
34%
Jan
48%
Nev
46%
—
20%
47%
1,500
39% Oct
May
47%
^
47
*,•
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t
37%
.
v.
500
79%
28'A
500
20%
Jan
37%
38%
3,900
37%
Oct
16%
Feb
89%
Oct"
24%
49% Mar
80%
81%
17%
17
18
4,300
17
16%
17
10,500
——
33%
33%
300
27%
12% Jan
Jan
V
-
Sep
28 %
Nov
62%
Apr
21%
Apr
17
Nov
34% Mar
134%
130% 134%
9,000
103%
Jan
134%
Nov
108%
100 y2109
1,700
65%
Jan
109
Nov
500
41%
Jan
.
56%
56%
62%
Sep
May
Sons
50
52%
50%
52%
1,800
44
Jan
64 y8
23 y2
23
24
5,100
13%
Jan
25 Va
40
40
200
35%
Jan
44 Vi
Apr
72
70%
72
700
68%
Jan
79 Va
Aug
10
(E
Apr
47%
50
600
38
Jan
53% July
1
25%
25%
100
31%
Jan
28%
27%
2,400
10%
28%
10%
20
20
53%
53%
29
30
1,800
1,000
10
28%
—
21% Jan
9%
100
25%
15
15
27
28%
21%
Sep
13% Jan
500
2
17%
8
Jan
27%
1,700
21
Jan
44%
200
23%
23%
13
200
Jan
22% Aug
17% Jan
14% Feb
Nov
17%
17%
3,100
53%
54%
400
47
63
63
100
58
;
1%
1%
41.;
Jan
17
100
13
{40%
41 '4
1,600
4,800
S
Jun
Jun
29
Oct
10%
Nov
22 %
Feb
59"% May
45% Mar
27% Aug
19
Aug
32
25
Apr
Aug
19%
Oct
69% May
72
Jan
1% Jan
1%
Jun
39% July
49%
Apr
23
l
5
46%
23
100
22
Nov
25 %
Feb
46%
48%
800
36% Jan
24% Mar
56%
Sep
29
29
5
46%
45%
46%
3,500
35%
Jan
29% Aug
46% Sep
•
Corp
Corp—
68 %
68%
69%
600
34%
Jan
71%
5
J)
450
i,wl
2,Mai
...
re
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,
for Week
v
•f Prices
Low
(Un)—_P2
(Un)_.
Co__
Fisheries
64'/4 Aug
S+'JQE*
-
Week's
Friday
•
Consolidated
Bethlehem Steel Corp
12 V2
fjtit
Jan
7%
2%
•
Apr
28%
44%
5
46Vz July
-.
—
Co
Benguet
\ 30V4 May
(Un)
Corp
42%
H
3%
672
230
•
Mfg Co
Jun
70%
'
2% Feb
Nov
9%
10
Jan
21
10
V/
26
34%
2%
3
25
1
Jan
54%
America_2.50
Corporation
55%
10
17%
100
9%
10
Co
32 V2
48
3
33%
__
4
55%
v.
3
10
Corp
32%
30
25
5
Refining
Products
Atlantic
—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastlan-Blessing Co
124
Oct
"
26%
—
2.50
(Un)
(111)
&
non-cum
Athey
w
Jan
1,25
-
Corp
Apr
see page 44
5
25
Nov
50
150
33 Va
(Un)
54%
./"•
8%
May
12.50
(Un)
Corp
80
331/*
Apr
8%
1
32y8
56%
4%
1.75
(Un)
Nov
33 V4
Feb
1.66%
Stano
24y8
19V8
15
111
56^3
1%
1
Foundry
Foundries
Viscose
Anaconda
Jan
&
607/8 May
40% Feb
.
5 384
10
45
5
4%
-12.50
102 "
__5
11
4%
1
(Un)
American Tobacco
Oct
Jan
17%
3
Nov
4%
1
Corp
&
Steel
American
Aug
63%
58%
Jan
9%
1
Motors
American Rad
Nov
35%
5l%
Jan
1%
100
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
85% Sep
29
17%
40%
IOO
9%
1
^American Cyanamid Co (Un)
186
58V2
3,728
2
9%
•
(Un)
(Un)
American-Can Co
59.y2
51%
54Vt
30% Aug
54'A Nov
2
10
348
"
52%
Jan
9%
50c
-
Theatres
119% Mar
3
Mfg
American Machine
31
110
Brass
25%
58%
19%
25c
Electronics
American Home Products
American Investment Co
101
115;
455
1
—
Ross
American Airlines
Nov
167/8
60
Corp_
21% Mar
74J/2
75%
24%
54'A
10
31V2
Jun
247j/4 252V2
25%
Nov
Nov
23%
5
-
Oct
i
Nov
Par
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allis Chalmers Mfg—
4
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co of America
,
Nov
Jan
•,•.
Co
54y2
.10
;
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Steel
Advance
Mar
22% Aug
38% Mar
Jan"
75%
Apr
Nov
112%
f„
Laboratories
Acme
25%
33y3c
Oil
For
75
.
231/*
25%
11%
Jan
,ri'
523/8
—
Jan
64%
I
25%
—,—-5,/.
1—1
'
14%
8%
559
-_il
533/4
133y2
9% Mar
'700
111% 111%
1
—
1%
5
Aviation.—L
Phillips Petroleum
Pure
Jan
31%
72y4
1,880
11%
'
Sep
54
■
.
.
140
71
113/4
ny4
24
25c
80
7l7/8
Oct
11
Jan
Mar
111'A
1
24y4
48
50%
44%
1
27
__
Jan
•
78
5
Distillers
R
Co
23%
57%
Jan
38%
67%
*
*
—'
Dairy
AmericMi
Co
26Vs
26y8
27%
1,615
>
2% May
Jan
5
—
*
421
49%
Sale Prfee
Apr
28%
58y4
36%
48
1
STOCKS
111% 111%
*
Register
National
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
49%
56%
53'
597/8
36 V4
17 Va
38
Midwest Stock Exchange
Bell
Cash
National
North
39% July
37% Jan
28%
26y2
Oct
A compilation of tho round-lot tranaaotlona
27% Aug
Jan
26V8
Feb
12
1
Woodall Industrial Inc_
111%. Nov
f
Jan
597/8
__
26y8
Aug
Nov
90c
•
&
2
Chemical
National
5
5
Ward
;
Jan
17
108% 108%
1
Mining
Monsanto
Nov
13%
i6'/2
„i
Corp
Montgomery
"f Jan.'-'
97y4
Sep
108%
*
Corp
Minnesota
22
73V4
,
49 y2
22%
2
-
Controls
Nov
49%
16%'";
July
35%
10
79% Axig
,28% May
Jan
28
297/8
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McGraw-Edison
Mead
67%
50
"
20%
160
21% Mar
30
* ;
Apr
Jan
48% Jan
~
V
Apr
8'A
13%
100
100
10
!27»/4 Apr
.
76
16V2
__
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Harvester
MartinrMarietta
.
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,
135;"
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49'/4
29%
1
Motors
c
52 Va
62
21%
Oct
374
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1
49% Mar y
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48%
247Va
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General Telephone
Goodyear
Jan
50
72Vi
Sep
3%
16%
22%
Mar
54% July
38'
Jan
73Vx
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,
1,908
1
"'48%'"Nov
17%"6fep
.
150
v
3,060
1
High
44%
10
3.33V3
Dynamics
General Electric
„
623
'
__
___i
General
.
58
V 60%
_5
Trailer
36%
—
1.25
Motor—
Fruehauf
103y4
-
40
22%
7%
15
66%
1
,^',27 -"t."Jurt
v
Oct
65
54
22%
60%
_3
;
Stores^.
79
Oct
Feb
12
48%
36%
7
73y2
5
10
:
———
Natural
Federated
"r Ford
28%
_^_5
Kodak
Nov
39%
152
41"'
371
Nov
53
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"
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Low
16%
44%
„1
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Universal
14% Apr
50%
"
7
—
Pont
Electric
El
Light
1—11
-
Feb
16%
181
<
58
1
Steel
Eastman
,
—5
26
51%
>
———I-L__1
Power &
Dayton
Du
Electric—1
Sep
34%
319
-
.25%
47%
;
36%
10
Ohio
Wright
'Detroit
Dow
So
Products
Curtiss
:
&
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Admiral
40%
LI
Gas___
25%
;
25
—
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71%
r
:"
\
1 444
111% 111% "
.
—
~l_—_.i—
70
•
„
'
Colgate-Palmolive
'..
172
v
Range Sinee Jan.
High
29% May
38
Apr
57%
112
'
*
18
130% 135
>
69%
Oct
26%
V20%*21%150
71%
33y8Mar
Jan
Jan
vlS'/a
115
Shares
66%
Studebaker-Packard
Udylite Corporation
Nov
19
46
V.'
for Week
.
44%
Scotten Dillon Co
Soss Mfg Co—
30% Mar
10iy4
Aug
60
^
47Vz*J'
:
17
!
Co
Products-—
Manufaturing
Nov
44%
110
59
46
.^
Jan
Rudy
Apr
38%
9%
10
20%
Sales
.
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__
Jun
34%
26%
232
17
71
Nov
73% Mar
25
27J/4
Nov
12%
2
Upjohn Co
Corporation
59
68
l
Corp
Co
Vlnco
20%
Feb
2
Chemical
Davis
Rlckel
1
11%
26%
133%
20%
%
130
47y2 "•*.47%' 48y«'
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30%
69V*
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46%
Bethlehem
Steel—
1_8
rBoeing Co
z—j._i
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Burroughs
jC—5
Chesapeake &• Ohio—^
25
Chrysler
——±__25
' Cities
Service—
10
.
18
.
644
20%
59
20%
10
—J—1
Oil
v
Jan
Jan
26%
60
"20%
'
20
60
27%
325
1,297
69%
"
Parke
Mar
29%
63%
1
Wines & Champagne
Corp
Michigan Chemical Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
Nov
27
67%
$500
66%
1.66%
La8alle
Feb
2iy8
.Associated
Avco
8'/4
.
Jan
20%
—:—1
Steel-_rr.v——
7y2 Mar
Oct
•■•'-a'—-.; "•""'-.11%
-12.50 \
Cyanamid
246
38
67
l %
—
1
—
18J/4
—'
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Ampex Corp,
.1Ashland
8
NOV
5
Masco
Apr
22%
99%
•(
.
112 %
*
212
—'
Ainerican Motors-66%
-.Armco
Jan
Nov
Mar
275
v
1
Airlines
American
97%
v
93%
3
Kresge (SS) Co
Kysor Heater Co
Lansing Stamping
47% Mar
23%
*
Americap Can
.
331
112
54
21»/8
r '
10
of
148
8
__
Aluminum
Nov-
22%
_*
——
,,
Ltd
•American
Jan
79
:
———_l
—
Allis-Chalmers
37%
140
31%
5
Alleghany,——
•Allied
375/a
150
20%
Unlisted Stocks."
.
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Card
325
38»/a
2>/2
—
Gamble—»
Apr
79
,.
Jan
i
Mar
51 Vz
110
67%
20
Co
Lakes
Kingston
39% Aug
46»/4
—
10
Playing
Jan
1
22%
^1
Lunkenheimer
•
Jan
—-
5
Mfg
Jan
27y4
55
33
20
79
__
1
5
Kroger
tftuf
25
182
50%
.
—
12y2
Chemicals
Gibson
„
Jan
136
„
1
-
Klng-Seeley Thermos
High
46
__
__50
Picher—.
Hobart
51 Va
10
20
29y2
37%
49%
93%
48
10
;
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Hastings "Mfg
T
.
Low
29%
90% May
55 Vw Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High
367/8
367/8
8.50
Telephone
Cincinnati
,
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P
Shares
■■
C
Nov
36»A
25
Pacer
Lakes
Great
-
A
Nov
37%
12%
__
It
Brewing Co
Bowlings
Great
40%*131
____
common———•
common
Milling
&
Low
1—8^
■
—,
Goebel
.Sales
for Week.^
-75% Oct
Nov
54
Aug
6i%: Nov
40 y8
Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Last
?
16%
.1%
•
-
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Friday
23
'
-
10
.6%
22%
Mfg
General Motors Corp
STOCKS
35% Mar
22%
__
1
Budd Company
Burroughs Corp -;
Chrysler Corpr—
Apr
60% Sep
■
21% Oct'
39% Feb -
374
16%
6%
1
Stores—
112
;
w
■
70 '
120-
Range
__
1
Metal
Food
65 Va
17% Jan
■
70
-
Sep
40%
Low
l
Electric
41%
29f/2 Jan
Ex-Cell-O
.
:
-
12%
59% Aug"
40'A
ef Prices
Par
w
36
,
Ford Motor
"..
77%
Week's
Sale Price
250
38
l
61'A
430
-
'
47% Oct,
Exchange
Last
51% Aug
r
66%
41
45
-
59 y8 Feb
t
67
1998
Friday
2: 57%
9%
•
76%.
Detroit Stock
175
.40%
—.—•
23
''
67/» July
40
Apr
Apr
50
'
140
--
Sep
Nov
55 »A
92%
STOCKS
1,683
'
11%
62 y4
-
90
\L
'
40 y.
Jan
Apr
24 y2
57
10
<
37'/.
Transit 4»/2s
59 %
64%
53
-
43 y»
—
47%
64%
—5
81
227%
v-
———
58%
25
com_t
common——2-2
53%
53
:
53
Nov
57 V*
Jan
16
'382
40% Jan
53%
10%
Electric
24
24%
.
44% Sep
637
*■.'
59%
(F W)
46%
*
_•
—12%
'
1
2-.
2_—
Machinery .Corp
Rubber
37%
11%
382
72%
80
47%
Feb
48% May
34% May
Feb
26%
>
28
70
•
L__
Stop & Shop Inc_.——
Torrington
Co.—
United
56
41
2:——_1
2
Webster Inc__2—:
&
51%
46%
11%
88
507%
,
45
"
20% Jan
53 V4 Jan
Apr
14%
,
40 V
100
139
88
47%
*'
v
36% Oct
38% Jan
108
-
Feb
115
-
.
Feb
1,464
-
...
Oct
Jan
27%
Jun
697
20
/■
Oct
11%
V
1,500
1,629
125
48%
23%
93% May
102%
620
8c
•
22
v
37
47%
23%
41
BONDS
30% May
'
"
Racing Assn
l.
f.S£rviceLCompanies'— ———_1 ;
Shawmut
36%
*
Nov
56%
NOV
73%
69
<Quincy /Mining
.Stone
i*-''
Shoe
Westinghouse
80'/a
;•
22 %
445
15 %
:i
Feb
,
States
Jan
53 %
342
85%
Co___:
54%
34% May
94 y8 Nov
Steel
60% May
87% Jan
1,323
15
Pennsylvania RR-iL——L--L—L-----_10i,
JRexall
Jan
,
United
63%
:"i
687
56%
28%
Theatres-—
Mathieson Chemical
22
55
23%
—i—
'/
.Olin
115
90%
Jan
'
Gulf
49%
907
1,196
•
•
28%
87%
——
"
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Nov
27%
Sulphur-Li—
United Air Corp—
18 y8 May
,
.'
■
Texas
Apr »
30 y8
y
•
Texaco L
U
952
80»/b
53%
England Electric System
20
England Tel & Tel Co——100
New
.74'/a
158% 164%
,
Narragansett
New
Nov
May
72'A Sep
31% July
88 %
33
"
Lone Star Cement Corp—2a.
4
Maine Central RR 5% pfd__—_10#
National"
48
>
..
V "
83%
common..
48 y2
Mi2y8 Nov
\
July
100
'
50c
Boston
Feb
35
-
Brands
Studebaker-Packard
22% May '
-
'
bbPlJ^'Corni-^^--^—-m-f
Kennecot.t
Loew's
,
i
35
"
14
/77%
1
—
Standard Oil (Ind)_—
Standard Oil (N J)
Standard
Oil '.(Ohio)
Jan
50c
210
no y8111%
78%
wi—i———-_1
common
Mar
j58y4 May
64 y2
90
..
General Electric! Co—Li———————_5
Gillette
65
Jan
29%
10
f
;
,
23%
•
Standard
Jun
54%
84%
38%
36%
Socony Mobil Oil
Sperry Rand
Sep
13%
T
Oil
Apr
.21%
55
83%
87%
Nov
Nov
1
High
27%
9
Nov
Range Since Jan.
Low
60
37'/a
-
Roebuck
Sinclair
May
Shares
.
High
58%
84%
Paper
Industries
.72
v90
•
•;? Nov
49%
100
V
1%
36*
■'ji; 23%
S'tbre'8::
:"
Co——_LLl—__l—_5 i
Motor
Jan'
Feb
•
.''
67
<i
Regis
Sears
Nov
65 %
Oct
48%
35%'
«■
Jan
5'/a
15%
■
134%
44
50 %
/,
,**. v.
,
Jan
60
Tobacco
Schenley
23
70c
;
St
2iy2 Mar
102 %
•//'LI
••
,
-5i.%
48%
Co common.—_100
preferred class A___100
34 y8 May
Feb
266
\
.
Reynolds
Oct
15'%
15%
High
Steel
%
35
' 35
■: 15%
■ .Oy
16
439
6%
72
51
cumulative preferred class B-100
cumulative adjust
.——.—100
5%
:C
L'
; -L'
St Ry
1st
90
6>/4
L-L.
24
915
4,112
86 V2
90
.
,
166
v
52%
71 y2
Boston
&
Providence
RR_—__,
100
Calumet & Hecla Ihc
—-4—5
Cities Service Co___—10
V Eastern. Mass
18
50%
*
L,
26%
130% 134%
J
__
boston
Copper Range :Co_
Eastern Gas & Fuel
High
16"%
17%
Republic
for Week
Of Prices
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Shares
26%
1.66%
Tel__
&
Low
Boston
,
of Prices
Par
Week's
Last
for Week
Sale Price
American
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
;
'.:v
(Range fojr Week Ended November 24)
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
37
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38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2366)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Low
Brunswick
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie
Calumet
Canadian
Pacific
Certain-teed
New
West
Oil
Chemetron
74(4 Mar
Mickelberry's
Oct
17%
Jan
Middle
23 %
2,700
167/8
Jan
23 %
Nov
Minneapolis
36 y8
37
1,200
27%
Jan
38
24 %
24 %
50
23
Mar
14%
15%
450
14
Jan
1%
3,500
%
1
1%
25
24%
24%
47%
1A
1,000
67%
Ref
1
*
60%
62
22%
22%
1
:
.
Nov
Mount
Vernon
Nov
Muter
53
Jan
65
Aug
Jan
22%
22%
Cities
Service
City
&
Gas
pfd
Lead
National
Tile
Jan
26 Vs
Oct
New
•25%
Jan
37%
Feb
North
2iy8
:
Jan
267/b
York
Coleman
Co
Inc
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
Consol
Edis
(Un)
Corp
58% May
Northern
72%
Co
Crucible
Deere
&
Detroit
Pennsylvania RR
Dodge
Dow
Du
Amer
(Un)
(Un)
Manufacturing
Pont
(E
Co
33
Sep
49
20 VB
400
17%
Jan
26% May
Pfizer
16% 1 .....700
157/a
Jan
21% Mar
Phelps
Nemours
(Un)
Eastern
Air
Elgin
El
Lines
Kodak
Natural
Emerson
Electric
Emerson
Radio
Fairbanks
Fairchild
New
Camera
Nov
Nov
Potter
300
30%
Feb
23%
73%: 74%
1,050
71
May
316
186
Jan
253%
Co
Pullman
Sep
First
Tire
Mills
Pure
Aug
109
26
26%
3,100
82%
82%
84%
200
13%
America
Dairies
Trailer
119%
Sep
12
Inc
—l
30%
Jan
Republic
Jan
85%
Sep
Revlon
I: 200
11 y8
Jan
16
7%
Jan
;
1
Amer
General
Box
Candy
General
Contract
Corp
700
62%
Nov
71
40
100
35 y2
Jan
45% May
49
50%
1,000
34
Jan
50%
63
500
35
Jan
63
Nov
,/
8
500
I 7%, Aug
10
1,300
113%
1,800
20
<•"
14 y8
24
15%
23%
"
•
St
Nov
5,100
63% Jan
12
July
8
24
8
9
-
.
General
Motors
General
Portland
General
Public
1,300
<
15%
Nov
30%
Jan
Aug
10% May
94%
Nov
Servel
8
Jan
13%
Nov
Gen
Tele
&
1
3%
3Va
y4
3,100
2%
Jan
4 Vb
Apr
_2
6%
6%
7
_l
27%
26 y8
28
Genesco
Glidden
77%
2,200
1"
300
1,100;
34
5%
Feb 1
Jan
-80%
Shell
54 %
12,700
403/8
Jan
433
30
Oct
42
200
Jan
37%
Goodyear Tire
Graham-Paige
36%
25%
25 y2
83%c
87%
,85%
38%
38%
Granite
Gray
City
Drug
Great
36%
26 y8
5,300
24
Nov
32%
Corp
Griesedieck
(Un) __;
Gulf
Oil
a
1,200
56
Jan
89
39%
Spiegel
Nov
(G)
Brewing Co
31% Mar
89%
Jan
160 %
Nov
53 %
Nov
56%
Nov
Standard
100
12%
Oct
17 % May
Standard
(Un)_i
Hertz
Corp
Hibbatd. Spencer
_
.
.
Co——;
Brick
Central
Inland
Steel
Interlake
Co
;
(Un)_—,——
International
Packers
International
Paper
Brands
Inc
(Un)__:
Electric
Johnson
Stephens &
Jones
of
2,000
33%
Jan
""47%
Nov
Standard
Packaging common..
100
2%
Oct
Stanray
Corporation
3
45%
46 y4
36
Jan
52%
29
8,700
16
Jan
29
48%
48 %
100
43
Jan
54% Mar
26% May
500
June
Nov
257/a
26 y8
700
20%
Jan
14 y8
14 y»
20
107/s
Jan
41
403/a
41" =•"-
1,900
33
Jan
is y4
18%
1,550
14
10 y4
10
10J/4
Stewart-Warner
Kimberly-Clark
65
.*
/ 8
750
"
100.
65
130
130
ioy8
•"
:
14%
Laclede
Leath
-I
17
6,800
800
~
27
26%
27%
32
30 :
32l
Jan
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14
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125
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Lincoln
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59
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23
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34% Mar
Sep
% Mar
States Power Co—
94
14%
615/B
25%
l~"
307/a May
10J/2
5,900
5
25%
Co
58
Jan
Jun
70
100
7%
131
_5
Jan
600
900
5
5
Co
44%
25%
3,500
"
'%'
*
Can
900
33%
82%
7%
Co
Insurance
56
%
32 Va
1
Co
Public Serv
Oct
1,300
61s/B
Gas
49% Mar
53% Feb
:
55
7
82%
America
of
55%
32%
Packaging Corp of America______^—_5
Pan Amer World Airways (Un)——_1,
Continental
Corn
;"
50c
:
24%
200
39 VB
10
Continental
Controls
Nov
12% Mar
36 %
5%
5
Pacific
71
61%
1.33%
38
Nov
__
1
Natural
84
49 VB
Jan
4%
(Un)_.
Northern
100
48 V4
Chem
Northern
800
29
21%
(Un)__
Sep
800
285/b
Jun
750
347
common.
Nov
57%
92
49
wi_12%
com
Gas
Power
Container
28%
42 Va
•
RR__
Indiana
53 %
28
13%
Jan
Aviation
Illinois
Jan
52
16% 1
American
Northern
Jan
100
13
13 %
5
—10
(Un)
new
Foods
Natural
Consumers
Corp
System
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Iron
34%
(Un)_
Central
Northern
37%
51%
16 V2
5
&
200
Mfg
Oct
Oak
Colorado
41%
1
Co
&
Co
&
11% Mar
38 Vb
i/._
49% 1
70%
15
;;
8% Mar
92
100
Ilium
Electric
National
Feb
26%
27%
•
4 %%
Iron
Distillers
Jan
18%
14y8
.
100
National
67%
51%
10
Corp
40%
35%
(Un)
Register
32%
200
2,900
Cash
Oct
51 y4
8.50
Co
Products
Cleveland-Cliffs
Cleveland
Electric
National
Jan
47%
48%
25
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
41%
Co
;
54% July
200
:
89 % Mar
*
(The)
13 y2
22
;
700;,
9%
19%
Jan
Jun
Northwestern Ry com
*
1 5%
series A preferred
;
.100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry
*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
26%
Jan
70 %
Co
Company
31%
400
31%
11%
9,500
"
74
1,000
9%
Apr
3,000;.
3
54 %
16%
31%
Nov
13%
73 %
*
Jan
58%
26%
19% Mar
41%
12%
Inc
Nov
16 y8
-.Chicago &
Jan
Jan
70%
Montgomery Ward & Co___
21%
...
100
:
.
Fuel
Chemical
16
31%
13 %
Motorola
54
57%
57%.
25
(Un)—
Pac
&
Monsanto
150
100
73%
Nov
26% May
High
16
39 %
1
47%
Aug
30% Jan
*
Paul
St
Chemical
300
54%
26
Corp
Milw
Manufacturing
2% May
Jan
37%
Low
16
10
Monroe
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
High
_•
(Un)
21%
150
54
25 y8
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chic
Co
Shares
39%
10
Mfg
Mississippi River
300
54
common
&
400
69
69
25 y8
preferred
Brewing
Mill
Low
1
Utilities
27% Jun
Feb
21%
200
46 %
1
&
Minnesota
Mar
Products
Food
South
Modine
15
wi
convertible
S3
Jan
12
22 y8
30c
Corp
Corp
common
Champlin
44
600
2.50
(Uni
South
&
4,200
12%
36%
5
Inc
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Central
Corp
Hecla
&
(Un)
55
12%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
51%
*
5
1
5
12.50
Corp
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Par
Budd
for Week
Last
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
Sales
Range
Friday
j,TOCKS
.
800
"6% July
8Va
Feb
Yates-Amer
Zenith
Machine
Radio f.Corp
Co___i
nfew
com
wi.
-11
Jan
IIl2%IOfit
_.
63 %
NOV..
.
18 % Mar
i76%, NOV
Volume
194
Number
6111
.
.
.
The Commercial
and
Financial
Chronicle
.
(2367)
OUT-OF-TOWN' MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
Exchange
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
Friday
STOCKS
dually traded
Duquesne
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
■'
American
•'"•i
Cement
American
Par
-v
Corp pfd
Factors
Ltd
(Un)
tUn)
Mammoth
Consolidated
Bolsa
Chica
Corp..
Buttes
Gas
California
Castle &
.♦
Holly
J
12,700
1.55
26
850
20 %
Jan
31
52%
6,600
40 %
Aug
53%
A
Matson
Meier
Co
Frank
Merchants
Monolith
(Un)
Nordon
Co
Oil
1,400
2,400
32c
Jan
90c
Jan
18%
10%
10%
11%
3%
3%
3%
1.70
lOj.400
2.20
2.30
600
1.60
;
1.60
1.65
24c
4%
6,100
77%
74
77%
300
10c
i
Bottlers
Gas
pfd series A
Williston
Life
32
9%
10
I*% Mar
80
27
12
17%
Mar
55c
54c
58c
52,400
1.45
1.45
1.50
1.10
1,100
30
20c
Jan
Nov
18%
Apr
Jan
7%
14%
50
13%
Oct
647/8
63%
64%
33%
34%
35%
35%
—
1
6
Api
18% Mar
291
63% July
79%
Feb
224
23%
Jan
34%
Nov
50
27%
Jan
38% Aug
9% May
'
.
6%
250
5
Jan
26% ' 26%
72:"
20%
Jan
—
20%
20%
82
16
Jan
10
25%
25%
26
6.25
39%
38
40%
'
'
__
5
216
22%
Jan
1.00
1.80
481-4 May
21% Oct
Jan
32%
31
400
1.95
1.95
1,200
1.50
Jan
2.95
Nov.
29%
7
4/300
5%
Oct
8%
Rail¬
%
13%
14 %
14,700
16%
16%
16%
Apr
15%
800
16
Jun
20_
21
22
Nov.
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
300
1.25
Jan
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
135.79
251.05
91.83
78.83
81.83
85.81
91.83
78.75
23
730.09
150.49
*135.90
*251.10
85.73
84.55
148.66
134.79
249.84
91.70
78.75
81.96
85.70
84.52
730.42
148.19
134.97
249.98
91.66
78.93
81.88
85.70
84.54
81.92
-Holiday—
,:,The
to
the
each
the
65
compiled
are
65
by
using
16.26.
the 15 utility
for
Gas
share
daily
the
following
stocks,
averages
Peoples
for
Jan
1,200
29 %
Jan
3%
2,500
2.60
100
14
July
Aug
common.—_._1
3%
3%'
3%
5,900
3
Nov
5
%
1
2,400
%
Nov
1%
Light
&
divisors:
Industrials,
and
4%
1,500
3%
Nov
4%
65-stock
to
16.26
from
average give effect
share of capital stock
32
1.65
1.75
12.200
5
65
62
65
'350
10c
12c
12c
13c
9,000
1.00
32
Nov
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
National
by
Quotation
Bureau,
Inc.
1.85 May
Date
.
Jan
65
Nov
Jan
8c
21c
Apr
Closing
Range for 1961 to date
Mon.
Nov. 20
141.43
High
143.06
Nov
21
Nov. 21
143.06
Low
106.57
Jan
3
Nov. 22
142.95
Thurs. Nov. 23
Fri.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
-Par
Steel
American
Stores
American
Tel & Tel
-Arundel
Co
City
100% 105%
'3,918
76 %
130% 135
30,283
103%
36%
35%
50%
50
*
High
Jan
1,951'
30%
Oct
4,239
35%
107%
Jan
36
15%
"
"
4/783
iy
135
Company
for
Soup Co
30% Aug
37%
Power
i
9'/a
9%
9%
5,736
7%
Oct
12%
12%
4,131
11%
Oct
17%
1,159
77%
Jan
130%
...
...
Jan
Nov
Fair
Ford
Motor
124% 130%
47 %
.47%'
49%
9,129
;
.
.
10%
1.115
59%
1,439
42
3,235
25 %
Jan
447
48%
Nov
40.%
4,607
34%
Aug
40%
5,965
63%
Jan
113%
11% Aug
15%
33/
48%
49%
l
397/a
110%
14%
13%
15%
39
39 %
52%
54%
58,938
28%
28%
50
24%
24%
25%
15
15
common
1.66%
Pap $1.41 2nd -pfd_24.50
Resistance
10c
& Navigation
Valley
RR
Vending class A
10
*
Martin-Marietta
6%
1
Co Inc
29%
31%
86%
16%c
Linotype
Eank
of
33%
,
65
Chemicals Corp.:
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania
&
3
Light—
23%
Oct
42
11%
Jan
16%
6%
Power
Co
39%
Oct
31%
88%
1,491
74%
Oct
91
897
30%
+ 0.9
145.3
+ 0.4
134.7
113.0
137.1
—0.6
137.1
117.0
131.5
+ 1.4
133,3
109.2
110.9
109.9
+ 0.9
111.0
97,8
*187.3
185.0
+ 1.2
187.3
144.4
*193.0
185.4
+ 4.1
193.0
132.5
—0.9
99.5
83.3
Mon.
Tucs.
Aug
Scott Paper Co
New common
Smith Kline &
Jersey
Oil
French
Gas
Lab
:
Eastern
Thompson
Nov
36%
39%
7,606
26%
Jan
17
19%
31,791
11%
Jan
54%
1,941
32%
Jan
17
18
34%
35%
9%
Washington
Gas
Corp
711
Light
I
69
7,715,000
268,000
7,983,000
6.9S1.000
273,000
7,264,000
4,015,220
5,769,000
318,000
6,087,000
$27,140,000
$1,241,000
$28,381,000
30
35%
Jun
Stocks—Number
Nov
Bonds—
7%
Oct
17%
Jan
25%
Jun
U.
6,209
33%
Jan
49 %
NOV
International
302
13%
Jan
23%
Apr
42%
Jan
70%
Nov
Shares
20,836
17%
69
;;
■s
11% Mar
S.
$1,241,000
9%
533
:•
87/s
8
9%
8,612
132 %
126
132%
-2,528
44%
44%
3,152
42%
7% July
7% Oct
9%
Jan
132%
Nov
44%
Industrial
2,316
46
Jan
821
27%
Jan
493/4
Oct
50
51"%
2,567
47%
Jan
58%
Oct
17%
18
16
Sep
18 3/8
Jun
„
66%
67
Jun
82%
9%
Nov
9%
9%
79'%
15,857
260
1,679
55%
7
77%
82
1,146
52'A
9%
10
250
9%
Nov
3,005
53%
Jan
83
41%
Last
,Tan
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
83%
42%
1,709
41%
Nov
Columbia
Gas
For
Svs
17%
(No. of
Feb
Shares)
853/4
43%
Mon.
Nov
Nov. 20
Tues.
Nov
Nov. 21
Nov. 22
Low
Shares
High
2,128,930
Gov't
Bonds
,
Low
Bond
Sale?
Bonds
$30,0C0
$276,COO
18,000
1,000
392,000
405,000
$31,000
$1,300,000
373,000
399,000
6,000
-Holiday
1,668,010
188,000
$1,203,000
$66,000
227,000
39,000
7,995,690
—
1961
Range Since Jan. 1
Total
Foreign
Corporate
$3,000
Week Ended Nov. 24
1960
Jan. 1 to Nov. 24
1961
1960
7,995,690
Shares.
4,151,350
439,877,3S2
253,877,434
$1,203,000
Stocks—Number .of
Bonds—
High
43%
46%
259
351/a
Jan
49 %
71%
Aug
71%
72%
65
50%
Jan
74
Oct
33 %
32%
33%
109
31%
Oct
45%
10
see page
$243,000
2,065,305
—
for Week
of Prices
Bonds
Nov. 23
Nov. 24
Domestic
2,133,445
—
Sales
Range
10
em
footnotes,
Week's
Foreign
Nov
82
46%
,
$21,545,000 $1,472,934,100 $1,196,601,250
Jan
Jan
.
Par
Co
1,129,002,600
$28,381,000
Nov
74
49
Sale Price
Blaw-Knox
1,410,675,000
27,140,000
Total
Nov
77%
72%
17%
IIIIIIIII1
20,338,000
$4,500
Nov
41
48%
■■■'.
Steel-
67,5941150
Nov
85 %
74
*
Co—„
62,256,100
678,761,233
$3,000
1
Railroad and
11% Mar
48%
Friday
Cork
$1,207,000
'
Bank
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Lndlnm
921,011,244
Government-
Total
Armstrong
1960
12,709,925
'
.•
,
1 to Nov. 24
1961
17,596,308
Foreign
2,737
of
Jan.
1960
1961
Fri.
Allegheny
Sales
-Holiday-
Week Ended Nov. 24
7,508
9%
STOCKS
Bond
•
*
i
$7,047,000
Nov
21 % July
Thurs.
w
$382,000
Nov
Wed.
common
common
$6,665,000
Nov
49
68 :
'
;1 ''
*
1
19%
15% July
21,179
9%
39%
55
24
17%
13.50
;
Bonds
17,596,308
23%.
_i
Improvement
Marion
„
Total
47:
5
1
Total
Govt.
Bonds
Nov
39
24
3.50
Ramo-Wooldridge
Gas
45%
»
Transmission
Corp
Universal
Jan
U. S.
Bank
Bonds
4,501,130
Nov. 24
Jan
9%
2.50
:
.
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
Nov. 23
35
•
Co_
Co
Nov. 22
28%
*
-_j;
:
Wed.
Thurs.
27 %
*
,
i
w
Nov
Nov
839
1
common
Railroad
and Miscel.
4,893,958
Nov. 21
36%
18
•
com
...
4,186,000
Nov. 20
63
Jan
53%
3
95.1
No. of
26% Mar
17%
f.
B
■
-
Shares
60
80
1,187
_1_„_1
class
.——:
Stocks
Nov
38%
50
Co
;
118.3
134.2
..
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Nov
44%
10
Co
Finance
-
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Apr
38%
10
common
Electric & Gas
•
LOW
High.
Apr
39%
*
common
!
1961—
*133.3
_
Nov
'
5
Co
-
''
_
Apr
% July
19% Jan
4
42%
—
*
Co
Public Service
42%
•
*
Inc
Electric
Mfg
Reading
New
High
144.0
..
136.3
Goods
28% Mar
25%
36%
50
Stores
Electric
Progress
United
.,—1960
Change
Nov
26% Mar
67
63
*New
Nov
3,460
34
Photo Inc
Potomac
United
Percent
NOV..10/61
Nov
391%
54%
10,783
62
RR
Drug
Philadelphia
Texas
*134.7
Goods
Non-Durable
Oct
Jan
F°b
lo
common
Philadelphia Transportation
Philco Corp
Sun
closing prices of 300 common
for the composite and by major
">145.3
I
Transportation
1
Utility
;
Trade,. Finance and Service— i.
Mining
Mar
Mar
40%
20 %
25c
..
Washington
Pennsalt
South
the
on
1961,
-
Fri.
National
Ritter
17^
'
Nov
1,056
30
30%
29
59 %
2,749
26%
29%
l
Corp
26%
29%
Jan
Jan
6,050
6%.
i
Inc
Merrenthaler
37%
50c
Coal
&
8 %
120
54%
Fund
26
Nov
8,084
31%
48%
2
Corp—
6
Oct
Nov
110% 112%
32%
10
—
5
International
Per .ect
prices based
ending Nov.
Nov, 17,-ei
'
Manufacturing
Sep
16% May
9%
Co
Hudson Pulp &
Peoples
week
..
Composite
57%
57%
Stores
(Julius)
Jan
9%
5
Batterv
Motors
Madison
37%
58%
Dairies
Garfir.ckel
Merck
129%
l
Light
Food
Macke
stock
'I I 1957-59=100
Aug
6.75
—,
Light
&
Storage
Foremost
Lehigh
Lehigh
the
of
19 %
Jan
12%
25'
:
Jan
95.55
industry groups compared with the preceding ^week and with highs and lows
Aug
10% May
1.80
„
-
Publishing Co
Delaware
Duquesne
General
109.39
—
Apr
Durable
Electric
Low
"
Campbell
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
index
53%"Aug
1
Co
SEC
stocks
Nov
39
5
Transit
The
Nov
12%
,
1,330
-
32'/8 July
Feb
Jan:
51%'
14%
15
23 Vtt
37
34%
13
__
Budd
104%
5c
Corp..
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
704
._4".33'
Electric-
Research
Low
27%
*
Corp
Atlantic
JAtlantic
High
142.44
I960
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Range Since Jan. 1
134 %
1
-33%:;
——
for
'.>*
Shares
High
27%
Holiday
Nov. 24
Sales
Range
for Week
1
of Prices
Low
—10
common-
for
July
18%
Jan
that
May
4
and
7.91
16.47.
Compiled
1.75
Friday
..
composite
Coke
Nov
1
•
5.34;
'
the
for
Company's distribution of one additional
This changed the divisor for the 15 utilities to 7.53 from
held.
Rails,
3.09;
.-v-
stocks
Jan
4%
stocks
Jan
%
Sale Price
84.57
1.80 Mar
18 %
STOCKS
Total
Utili¬
ties
729.32
—
—
—
Averages
Utilities, 7.53;
20% Mar
1.65
30%
_8.50
10
151.02
Nov.
Jan
1.65
—:
10
Total
roads
17
Nov.
Apr
11%
—Bonds—
15
Wed.
Wood
Jan
Averages
Tues.
Alan
Aug
50%
Oct
averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
20
trials
Nov.
Sep
6%
14
38
Jun
6%
29
daily closing
Date
Apr
Jan
Sep
1.05
2,047
10
Jun
31 %
Exploration
32
Nov
4%
Stocks
28% Aug
13% Nov
3%
(Un)-
July
9%
1,380
14%
__
1
22
142
5%
^337/a
America
30
Apr
2 90
Jan
200
the
are
41% Mar
17 %
A—
5,621
Apr
5%
5%
5
Indus¬
18
common
Oil
28%
10
13%
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
May
3%
Insurance
Basin
80c
30%
series
Westates Petroleum
of
Nov
25
—.:
pfd
29
Apr
5
Apr
5
Corp
Nov
57%
Stock and Bond
Below
Jun
_50c
Co
Industrial
77%
Nov
2.00
25c
common
conv
19
13%
__1
Co
34
Oct
10
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
3% May
Jan
27%
_1
Warrants
West Coast
2,700
25c
27
1
Co—
Gas
Jan
42%
1
5.75 Aug
Jan
1.95
33 %c
(Un)
25 %
197
Nov
61c
Jan
13%
1
—
Oil
Cal
48%
100
Feb
Oct
1.20
*
common
Gas Development
Sugar
42%c
16%
3.50
1.60
600
1
Invest
Rhodes Western
&
2.00
19%
Jan
10
(Un)
com
Jan
130
48%
1
2.85 Mar
22c
5,400
16%
25c
38c
17%
17%
10
Co
Cement
United
Oil
36c
1
&
Ranch
36c
•
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Southern
22c
4
Jan
1.90
15,100
3"%
(Un)
8%
33
44
Jun
2.00 Mar
65c
16,600
22c
4%
10
Inc
; 8%
1,200
1.60
.—
Corp
490
32%
48%
Apr
Co
Oil
United
55c
Bolt
I
High
32%
__
Oct
55c
,
(The) Corp___-—
Engineering & Foundry Co-
United
Feb
53
1.60
Corp Ltd
Union
37
Jan
l
(Un)
American
Trico
May
34
10c
Co
Petroleum
Pepsi-Cola
Rice
21
1,000
50c
(Un)
Portland
Preferred
Pacific
16,100
47
10c
.
,
M Oil
&
North
23%
46%
1
Navigation
Norris
22%
47
1
Corp
Screw. &
Seeberg
Jun
Low
11
common
Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Mar
Range Since Jan.
High
10%
5
Co
Plymouth
6% July
23%
1
Corp
Co
Jan
*
50c
M &
Oct
5% July
5%
Jade Oil
M
Apr
34c
51%
of California.;
Maryland Mines
Imperial Western
Salt
38 %
Feb
Feb
10
Idaho
Leslie
5%
Jan
9c
3
24%
(Un)
Co
1,800
:'.v-
26
(Un)
class
Products
Oil
41,000
4%
5%
Co
Ltd
Good Humor Co
29%
23c
25% May
51%
General Exploration Co of California
Gladden
350
34%
Sep
_10
Oil Fields Co
Capwell
Co
21%
21c
—
Corp
150
Shares
*
(Joseph)
Natco
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
High
5.50
lnC—_
Emporium
Oil
23
4%
22c
1
7%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
22%
5
Refractories
Co
Walker
Home
High
33
be
Co
Domineuez
Exeter
Min
...
Oil
&
Ink
Cooke
22%
—10
Black
Oil
_25
5
Low
of Prices
Low
Light
Harbison
Low
of Pgh
Co
for Week
of Prices
Par
on
Brewing
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Duquesne
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Stock Exchange.
other Exchanges.
39
26%
291/a
180
23%
Jan
29%
Oct
Government—
:
.
Corporate
$422,000
$43,727,000
$26,496,000
9,000
2.287.000
1.312.CC0
46,000
1,490,000
1.211.CC0
$1,300,000
$487,000
$47 504,000
$29,103,000
Apr
26%
Foreign
Foreign
66,000
31,000
Domestic
44
Total
__L__
—
—"
40
(2368)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Price*
Shown
Are
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Priee
Power
4 Va %
&
Paper
Arcadia
*
Atlantic
Class
—
Sugar
39%
39%
25
-
12
Aluminium
•
Ltd
Co
:
of
4%
$2.90
Argus
preferred
Corp Ltd
$2.60
Atlas
of
Bank
•
5%%
preferred
50%
12,908
27%
MacMillan Bloedel &
21%
Sep
Apr
38% May
305
1
23
Maritime
1,069
.5 51%
295
40
Nov
Feb
45
Jan
33
Jan
52
Nov
52
36
4%%
52
55
1,685
1,148
22
1,100
20% Mar
Jan'*
Nov
33
Mitchell
Nov
...
St
Molson
Power
24% Mar
(Robt)
class
4,798
59%
Jan
Aug
Montreal
66%
Jan
80
Nov
Power
&
Paper
.25
preferred
Bowater Paper
Bowaters Mersey
Brazilian
American
British
&
Columbia
Products
Nov
Niagara
1,682
312
46
Mar
i 185
50
Mar
6%
.
49%
Nov
class
59 %
9
10
5,834
3.40
Jan
34%
35
4,555
29%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
850
11 %
Jun
33%
32%
33%
8,189
51%
52%
275
300
14%
14%
225
12%
Jan
10
10%
450
7%
Feb
10%
•
35
Aug
15
39 %
8 %
35
35%
927
33%
a8%
a8 'A
30
6%
Nov
Penmans
Placer
Apr
Sep
Price
10%
Nov
4%
38
July
16%
Nov
&
Co
Quebec Natural
23%
23%
24%
5,235
•
23%
Nov
28
Jun
Quebec
28%
1,199
24 %
July
29
28
Mar
Quebec
553
25%
Jan
29
July
Canada
Iron
Canada
Steamship
5%
Sugar
Foundries
•
common
10
Aviation
Breweries
Canadian
British
23
Jan
39 %
Jan
336
•
23
22%
23
1,180
56%
55%
57 %
3,673
11
11%
925
»
series
25
Chemical
Fairbanks Morse class
Co
Ltd
common
Marconi
Co
Oil Companies
preferred
4%
preferred
Canadian Pacific
_
_
Chrysler Corp
32
Jan
37
110
18%
Feb
21
350
5%
Oct
Coghlin
(B
Columbia
J)
_
Consolidated
Consumers
Corbys
5%
2,125
35 V»
865
103
•
Smelting
Textile
•
Petroleum
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
preferred
Dominion
Glass common
common.*
preferred
preferred
Dominion Textile
lo
•
•
common
common
3%
Freres
Jan
Jan
common
A
class
•
•
Eddy Match
*
Eddy Paper
Jan
3.25
28
al9V2
5
17%
100
9
-
Enamel
Corp
Heating Prod class
Players
Fleetwood
Ford
Corn
Motor
12
60
Jan
80
19 Ve
Jan
22%
2,450
6%
Jan
2,270
31%
Jan
14
13%
48%
450
7.65
Jun
14%
Nov
16%
Jan
4.25
4.50
400
2.60
Apr
18
225
15%
Jan
65%
66%
923
45%
Jan
765
66
86
al5
>'
11
14%
18%
86
90
al5 al5%
.
11
14%
17,355
Frenrh
Frosst
&
Gatlneau
5%
Co
Power
2,520
9
9%
2,161
33
33
100
25
a21% a21%
75
19
preferred
Lakes
Andy
1
Paper
1
&
Bay
]
Imperial
Oil
Ltd
20c
$2.75
•
new
com
•
International Utilities
<52
2,735
21
Apr
29%
3.25
Jan
4.60
20%
240
15%
Jan
23%
35
100
Jan
104 %
106%
Jan
109
27%
10,872
17
2,240
11%
Corp
see
10
41%
Jan
55%
Feb
7.60
Jan
12%
4.00
4.00
4.10
12%
2,450
3.10 Mav
5.00
39%
Jun
44
Oct
13%
53%
54
Jan
48%
49%
7,036
37%
Jan
16%
17%
49%
12%
Jan
17%
:
38
16,665
31%
Oct
54%
37%
300
52
Ott
al7
al7
50
Jan
10
14
May
80 %
37
38
page 44
5
46%
45
46%
50%
50%
51%
7.380
rt
2,374
57%
.
30%
Jan
Jun
43
48%
Jan
36
11%
50
36
150
__
*
Oct
24% Mar
102%
Sep
May-
40
Jan.
21
Jun
Nov
i
43%
45% Mar
30
,
Jun
49%
Aug
Jan
36
Jan
9'A Aug
34% Mar
Nov
8
f
8
880
6
27%
28'A
1,055
27
Oct
14
28%
..j.10
14%
472
14
Nov
18% Mar
21
Jan
33% July
10'A Mar
14'
31%
30
32
1,950
9
8%
9
400
76
77%
3,369
26
26 %
880
104% 104%
10
76%
26
100
104%
8
Aug
67%
19%
100%
Jan
80
May
32
Jan
Feb
Jan
104'%
Oct
•
62
60
62 %
375
57
Nov
68% May
10
69%
67%
69%
664
58
Feb
69%
Nov
•
58%
57 %
Nov
_•
25
!
59
1,582
Jan
59
24%
25%
5,371
19%
Jan
25%
Nov
1
14%
14%
2,150
14 %
Nov
14%
Nov
5%
6
1,805
5% Mar
8%
Jan
37%
A
13
13
13
1,300
13
Jan
14% Mar
*
Worts
&
59
58%
59%
2,307
38%
Jan
60
Sep
a2.85
a2.85
50
3.90
Apr
1
*
17
17%
17%
1,635
16
16 A
850
13%
Jun
18
20 A
504
11 A
105
17% July
10% Jun
22
11%
13%
—
21%
21%
480
19
24%
•
33%
.
Nov
21%
—
__*
2.45 Mar
20'A
Nov
16%
...—;—*
.
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Shown
Are
33%
J
34'4
a48
18
39
14
820
a48
Jun
19% Aug
July
33'A
Aug
Oct
Nov
42
Apr
44% July
110
49
Nov
10
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Ltd "A"
Mines
-
1
Hill
Cantexas
1,655
33%
Jan
49
Jun
40%
Canuba
Jan
51%
Nov
Carbec
4VaC
Nov
18,100
3.10
18,850
10
794
6c
2,000,
5c
4,500
3c
Apr
67,125
45c
Jan
1.95
Nov
41c
41c
50c
35,388
29c
Aug
50c
Oct
Jan
13
320,040
,
2%c Aug
9%c Nov
12c
Sep.
12%
13
8.55
8.70
10c
10c
1,100
7c
Sep
15c
May
3c
Feb
4c
Nov
15c
Mar
7,821
7%
1,200
*
4.95
3%c
9c
4c
6,000
7%c
__
1
11c
9c
90,200
5c
Jan
8.90
Jan
Nov
Apr
13,500
1,500
35c
Mar
Corp Ltd
65c
1
23c
22c
Aug
25c
10,850
17c
Ltd
Feb
35c
1
12c
12c 13%c
May
46,000
__
Inc:
12%
1
....
Mines
Co
Ltd.—
Ltd__
4
12%
12%
4.00
Ltd
&
122,500
13%c
'
1
10c
8c
10c
2.00
2.00
2.00
30c
30c
.6.00
300
Refineries
Royalty
14
Ltd
Co
Ltd
!__•
Ltd__LL
14
.L
*r
41
24 %
_•
1.55^
;l3%c
Feb
13 Va
4.05
Apr
Mar
2.00 Mar
30c
Nov
1
;
7%
'
2,442
NOV
15c
May
2.00 Mar
30c
95c
l
;
20c
1.60
1
95c
3%c
15c
20c
1.60
-1.60
1
Lc
lc
2%c
1
31c
23c
•
£lc
'
1,000
5,650
186,300
Oct
2.77
Jan
41
Sep
Feb
25
Aug
18
5%
•
59,800
100
Aug
80c
'
-M.000
-
Nov
Oct
30
.
300
3%c
___l
Oct
Oct
17C
1.70
27
100
V
7%'
Nov
11%
700
-
Sep
5%
1,150
>
24%
1.30% 1.55
7%
x_x*
L_l_*
2.77
41
•
14%
2.74
-2.77-
**7*
Paper Inv Ltd__:__*
Ltd—
6c
15
Jan
Ltd—
Investments
&
2%c
3,000
*
8c
Mar
6%
70c
1.000
6.00
25c
Resources
8'Ac
3,770
13c 14%c
2%(> Jan
3,565
3.75
_1
.1.
Explorations Ltd__.
Mines
Oct
Nov
May
1.75
6.00
Mines
6c
50c
Tungsten
Power
Jan
10
8c
4.00
Gen
2%c
,
3.60
Jan
6'Ac
Corp
Colliers
6%
6c
...
Silica Corp Ltd_-____'_:
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd____L
1,702
l%c May
2.10 July
4%c
10
Nov
1.60
__
1
Canadian
'
Oct
40c
45c
Raceway
Canadian" Kodlak
Canorama
Aug
15 %c
50c
Petroleums
Canadian
1.10
Aug
Jluy
__.__._1
Mines
Copper
Sep
3%c
6c
__
—
____1
Co
26c
3c
12%
1
Ltd
Mining
3,786
1,833
4c
,..5
Gas
59,925
96c
10c
1.70
1
——
:
9%c
__—__*
&
1
High
16c
2.95
<
Ltd..:—_—1
Co
Oil
,
*
1
Jhh
Oct
2.99
5
Range Since Jan.
Low
39c
91c
3c
1
Shares
High
10c
—
__1
Co
38c
Dollars
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
91c
1
Canadian
Range
*
*
I
in
Week's.
38c
Ltd._l.L-_*
Canadian Int'l Inv Trust Ltd__l
!
*
Aug
,
Iron
Mining
Bonnets
Canadian
16% July
87'A
Expressed
Last
Common
55% Aug
15
Bay
Canadian
Nov
36
54%
78
42
48%
*
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd_____*
Canadian Dyno Mines Ltd__
Nov
al3% al3%
815 :
18%
*
A
Placer Mining..
Calalta
Nov
27,955
79%
Jan
385
'
57% May
17%
37%
85
; 42
'
50
com
Ltd
Butterfly Hosiery.
Oct
49 %
37%
1,425
102
_•
Ltd
Gold
Yukon
Burnt
Oct
11%
45
22%
102
Apr'1*
Warrants
Apr
125
6,890
1,603
18%
99%
Oct
Mar
Ltd_%_._._J
Talc
Bornite
Nov
*
•
Blue
Nov
Jan
10
7.60
Bibis
19
7.40
42,
14%
32-
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Nov
8,959
13%
13
Jan
July
Mining Corp Ltd
Bellechasse
Nov
17
5.676
12%
Jan
10%
26
L
Mines
Selburn
Beauce
21% Aug
27%
12%
41%
22%
50c
Sulphur &
Bateman
Nov
12%
14
6
Aug
15% July
Nov
82'A
560
Telefilms Ltd
Bailey
Jan
Nov
86
;
Nov
27%
common
Mines
Baker
Aug
44%
11%
81
235
11%
26%
preferred
Avalon. Telephone
May
Oct
Jan
20'
2,000
102
Feb
26%
Augustus Exploration
Nov
11%
25
v"-pfprr«»d
footnotes,
3%
300
al7
Ltd
Band-Ore
.155
15
a85% a85%
7% May
81% Jan
14
;
class
Atlas
Jan
25
'
-
11
*
Anthonian
Arno
Jun
16% May
11% Jan
Oct
Jan
61
Corn.
Atlas
900
42%
Oct
8
4 60
Feb
29%
Molybdenite
Mining
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd..
NOV
3.75
100
95
May ;
-
Oct
Anglo-Amer
Aug
6,846
25,615
16%
78
'..'25 ;
18%
Nov
warrants
Ameranium
May
18%
Nov
«
59%
Alscope Consolidated Ltd
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines
Nov
14
19%
6,000
al0%
50
:
preferred
International Bronze Powders com
International Nickel of Canada
International Paper com...
For
116
Jan
12%
12%
preferred
Cement
Jan
Sep
22
Apr
July
14% Jan
23 %
Ajax Minel-als Ltd
Jun
53%
Canada common..1)
Corp
19%
10
55%
10% *11%
970
1,750
.
Nov
21
.
-
4,680
Sale Price
Sep
69'A
18%
7
14
Par
Nov
8
10
26
6%
Friday
Sep
46%
7,195
60
95
Nov
32
10%
STOCKS
May
22% May
50
__
of
Acceptance
Inland
•
Mining..
Imperial Tobacco
Indus
25
Jan
Jun
116
570
95
u.
Feb
53%
Canadian Stock Exchange
Oct
12%
109
15V4
40%
Jan
Jan
16
40
17
15
Oct
17
200
" 16
Sep •'
36 %
100
Prices
Nov
12%
0
-
Pittfield
Howard Smith Paper $2
pfd
Hudson's Bay Co
Hudson
26%
100
_
Home Oil class A
Class B
Aug
9%
33
Jan
28%
32
35
..
27,115
B
4 % %
Nov
Nov
55%
17
_
Jan
28
9%
•
Renfrew
Apr
41
.
Int
19%
16%
26%
1,146
.5,995
9% Mar
3.25 Apr
55% Mar
*
A
Zellers
Jan
7
36
53
a22a22%
Nov
Oct
35%
.
Nov
V 86%
;
Sep
1.75
33%
Feb
55
61
Oct
50%
Apr
4.50
6
31%:
:
—
Jan
365
-
51 %
11%
81
10%
July
26
2,887
11%
Warrants
Ho rue
39%
140
Jan
Jan
2.425
109
28%
18%
„
20%
May
21%
51'/a
Jan
3.50
23%
Bank.,
class
:
Nov
17%
6%
7
al.75
Feb
Jun
102% 102%
1%
Co
Hardee Farms
Holt,
40
100
.
Dynamics
Motors
Handy
20%
3.50
A
15
45
10
116
3.55
136
785
a7
26%
1
General
45
a7
100
General
Great
44%
26
preferred
5 % %
16"%
28
27%
12%
•
22
15
26
1
Jan
Jan
21
12%
common
19%
10
1,950
6 Va
2.40
40%
.
Apr
.
July
Aug
a50
9
33
5
10
20 %
23%
16%
preferred
(Chas E)
Jan
22%
19%
Petroleum
14%
140
Nov
50%
6%
>
•
Aug
45
18%
•
17%
3,462
Nov
65
'
61
....
Jun
Nov
16"%
28
Jan
28 % Mar
Nov
14%
a50
27%
90
.15%
16%
4,307
Nov
A Jan
50
Nov
Jan
139
23%
68'A
Jan
19
10
35
14
1,956
Sep
13%
a22
a84
740
735
17%
PiDeline
(Geo)
Class
Sep
10%
18%
a84
;
:
Feb
&
Class
7.00 Aug
19
260
a22
16%
May
23%
2,370
-
5,069
35
28
r
23%
"
835
11%
14%
55
__
Oct
'
54 V*
1
Gooderham
Weston
17 %
MaT
10%
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Westcoast Trans Co
Voting trust
certificates
Nov
14
65%
27
72
Ltd
'Webb
Sep
Sep
9
19%
•
Walker
47%
1
:x
Viau
Nov
46
2,175
Jun
50
Ltd
Finance
Steel
Nov
8%
21%
22%
18%
...
Toronto-Dominion
10 % May
10%
119
46%
16%
Ltd
Traders
Nov
2,100
16%
Foundation Co of Canada
17%
22%
21
Aug
.2,950
.
8,700
A
Canada
22
21
29
100
50
preferred
Oil
22%
Jan
56% Aug
22
Jan
*
Canada
United
2
1
Fraser Cos
Texaco
Trans
4,285
Oct
Jan
Apr
3.10
16
Nov
7%
65
—
Nov
Nov
23
47
.34
-
13%
56
•
17%
62%
36
Nov
7,150
..
26 %
52
Jan
3.982
Canada
Union
a76
8%
of
Aug
9%
*
—_
19%
all8
101
24%
240
Feb
Nov
17%
23%
of
preferred
Nov
28
a70
•
__
Jan
Jan
all8
A
Co
Jan
16
11%
'
Corp
Canadian
19 -Vs
13
^
Jan
15%
82
Co.
Co
5%%
Nov
76
__
&
Famous
317
22
23 Va
10%
Nov
17
.1
Jan '
40
6,595
3,326
98
Oct
•
preferred
Steel
Jan
28
200
.
23
3.10
_*
6%
Steinbergs class
Apr
2.50
17%
12.
56
•
64
•
Simpsons
Nov
20%
a 18%
Inc
Aug
5.75
1,100
•
Electrolux
Jan
Jan
10%
Oct
common.*
Canada
common—!
6.00
.
Nov
14 %
52%
*
Dfd
4%%
15%
Oct
3.15
al9
4%
B
Williams
Sogemlnes
Aug
3.15
•
Canada
Sep
3.15
100
Brewery
Dodu1<!
*
•
preferred
Donohue
Bros
Ltd
of
3.00
90
775
_
17
12 Va
•
Power
Southam
3.90
12%
100
840
17% L.
11%
Standard Structural Steel
150
Nov
•
LL:
&
13%. Sep
225
86
11 Va
A
.
50%
4.20
Jan
,
Jan
4.25
58
80%
common
Feb
75
8%
Sicard
Oct
83%
3,981
23%
7%
Pont
43%
al5
425
11%
...
A
Series
Sherwin
26% May
23%
•
Red
Du
7%
25
Series
Feb
103 %
Jan
85
V
21%
..100
Co
&
Class A
Nov
22%
•
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar 8c Chemical
Dow
9,323
21%
Nov
81%
common
Shawinigan Water
7% May
22 7%
25
Corsets
Foundries & Steel
40
35%
Jun
330
Schneider
.
ikifS *
,1,4% Feb
Jan
Jan
80
12
class
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
13'A July
28% May
•
Dominion
(■
Jan
4.85
23%
25
12
2.50
Dominion
V 37
16%
10
*
10r782
•
Dome
Jan
4.10
•
2
Jan
4.10
4.10
•
common
Jun
il
)%
Cement
Corp
preferred
5%
9
.
63%
25%
12%
al5
"
Seagrams
% May
7% .May
Jay
: 71% Aug
83%
12%
~
-2
Apr
JU
Jail
10
^
Lawrence
Feb
9%
A
International Ltd
7%
•v
•
class
St
a49 % a49 %
•
Zellerbach
11% May
100
28
A
B
Distillers
25%
Lawrence
7%
4%" Jatt
13%
Oct
Aug
7%
3,030
12
55
;—100
x
Co
St
15
•
Credit new common
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
Crown
Cork
&
Seal
Co
Crush
83%
——
Coronation
Crown
103
preferred
Feb
■
25
♦
1,181
5
.
Ltd
-
1,600
34%
Glass
class
Class
37%
2,696
1,925
-
5%
•
__
Co
Combined
Enterprises
Consolidated Mining &
12
37%
-
15%
•
_
Cellulose
69
14%
12%
-
145
—2r250"
34%
25%
...
8%
6%
43%
M;vf-
28
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common—
10
Jan
5:1%
100
;
Rothmans
67%
37 % " '
25
'
Farm
A
Apr
11%
preferred-..10
Ltd
Paper class
Nov
445
41%
52
•
July
Oct
20
-52
51
common
21
6Vs
14%v
.100
_
(CanadaV
34%
13'A
30
21%
•
preferred—l
Feb
10%
'
•
Jan
Too
Railway
Petrofina
Cockshutt
•
common..
RoJland
Feb
12%
15
17%
8%
w.;
1
Canadian
Nov
Sep
24%
16
16%
6%
common
21%
10%
68"%
•
50
58 %
Feb
V)
Feb
610
•L7L 16
56
.1
.
Ltd
100
6%
Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
•
Mar
Sep
30
a43
21%
•
Aluminum
(A
9%
10'A
3,797
.
97 "V--: 97
■
110% May
9% Aug
Jan
80
'■ :?-■
,;
Sep
140
85
.
May
24%
9
9
21%
*
823
6
Jun
Mav
111-
•
Nov
8
Nov
15
Feb
8%
15%
—
1,410
__
com
25
Roe
100
7V8
al.50
19%
6
10%
1
Canadian Industries
common
Canadian International Power
Preferred
Reynolds
200
1,975
3,275
Jun
Nov
22
Jan
Nov
106
Oct
44
19%
/
Jan
10%
103
8%
a43
-
-
17%
10
29%
100
Jan
Sep
r 9%
29%
••
I-ioo
—
—
36%
6
.
31
1,773
29%-
'
•
34%
•
Canadian Husky
10
Nov
13%
Sep
15%
8,017
-
28%
17%
IIIII
common
4%%
al9% al9%
—
•
A_50c
B
Mar
18% May
43% Jan
Oct
8V2
22 %
9
__
12
22%
106
...
23%.
preferred
preferred
Reitman's Canada
Class
A
Oct
"
Nov
Jan
8%
"T 'x-li'Jj.-
7 _120c
19'A
33
=.■;
;
36'A
•
25
Canadian
63
22
103
-
_____
32%
•
common
Canadian
Canadian
Nov
18%
675
13%
Oct
Oct
Sep
53
July
'
"
9,482
16
VI
275
,
.
11%
.
Nov
23%
1,043
62%
Aluminium
Celanese
5%
24%
23'A
Bronze common
Canadian
Jan
23
series
Canadian
16
13%
•
Canadian
Class
325
61%
common
Canadian
$1.00
a24
13%
•'
Electronics
Canadian
$1.75
a23%
12.50
common
preferred
Canadian
a23%
18%
,
V7
1961
Dominion
37 %
35
Warrants
30%
37 Va
18%
■
•
Teleohone
28'A
common
preferred
&
8%
t»
'•
.
Power
28
28
Cement
$1.30
Canada
6%
7
'
Gas
20
Canada
Warrants
21
29 V»
'.III*
A
—
♦
Apr
25
325
..•'W
a_
Ltd
•
7'A
Sep
550
29
*
common..
class
preferred
Calgary Power
Feb
46
7 Va
21
'•
-II*
:
Ores
Burrard Dry Dock Co Ltd class A
common
22%
26
20'A
v;"
5
B
Tubes
Iron
Bros
Sep
Oct
465
21 Va
21
7'%
8%
common
Premium
11% Mar
21'A
21
Nov
24%
20%
I 9%.
...—
Development LI
Corp of Canada
Power
Nov
*
103
•
;
common^...^.
Products
Page-Hersey
53
16
Light & Power
Apr
52%
Mar
8%
•
Wholesale
32% Aug
8%
A
Steel
Oshawa
45
10
Bnildine Products
Ontario
36
Nov
11%
*
...
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Nov
*
Oct
34%
51"%
May
5% May
Nov
6%
26%
'""fcO
22
..100
—
Nova Scotia
54
351
53
3.50
Sep *
,"•125
.
11%.
IZIio
common.
Corp
Weaving class
Wire
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nov
13,929
25
"'.L—
Car
53
67A
53
48
preferred
Sep
July
53%
3.40
1
Ltd
53
47% Mar
53
•
Company
Mills
National
15,362
25
Telephone.
Ltd
pfd.
Chemicals
National Drug & Chemical
Nov
53
—
•
Power
Columbia
Nov
3.50
•
•
Forest
Noy
20%
51'A
26 V2
21%
1
■
18%
III~5
53%
Steel
23
21%
'•
♦
*L
...
—
77%
59'A
53
Locomotive
Jan
51
53
4%%-
•
10
:—
!—
Jan
52
IjIU
1.III* ';V'
A
—
Nov
-
Nov
;
■'
•
»,
19%
57%
53
50
Power
Oil
Columbia
Brockville
preferred
Liaht
54%
17%
__100
38%
~
53
£1
5%%
1,546
—
50
Traction
2,885
20%
58
„
50
preferred
53%
53*4*
•
•
Corp 5%
2,690
49
20%
•
com
Oct
21%
•
•
class
Montreal Trust—;Ll
77%
15
'.-±.-.100
—"
...
1,449
74
River
A
Ltd
79
1
3,971
'
common
78 %
—
17%
26%
partic pfd—... III10
6%
78%
10
17
51
———
__—
10
70%
Nov
53
common..
70%
Scotia
49
T/L -u-ipi.'
.
—...
Powell
Tel
Breweries
Preferred
26% Mar
«i;L"
class B
-
July
Ltd
1,040
:L
preferred
Co
46
*
___...
Miron
Sep
45
—25
...
5Vz% preferred
Metropolitan Stores
July
13
*
Massey-Ferguson
1
55% July
46% Sep
25% Mar
584
24%
July
Nov
54
Jan
50 %
40
46%
48%
45'A Mar
40
42%
Tel
80
May
25
Ltd
Lower St Lawrence
Nov
Jan
8 %
L. —7'.'
Ltd—l
(M)
68%
Telephone
Bruck
Feb
Eros
Loeb
Nova
5%%
Brown
32 %
1,920
Lewis
70%
.
Bowater
British
—
preferred
Nov
22%
24*2
"I
6%%
Nov
12 %
Sep
60%
10
38
25%
High
1,820
17
•
prexerred
Jun
8
34%
36
26%;-27%
27%
25
A
British
34%
*
July
Sep
$2
Low
80
al2
45
common—•
—
Jan
a55
45
52
22%
Apr
43 %
High
78
al2
_
High
10
Bathurst
British
a55
•
Banque Canadian National.
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bell
a55
.
Lia
new common...
19%
V4 a53%
42%
50
'
28%
(John)
Montreal
of
Class
a53
_j_
,,42Vav
80
common
Ltd
Selburn
Bank
SO
170
150
150
49
28
/
36%
22'A
a22% a22 Va
48%
48%
; 48%
—50
pld
Corp
Steels
Bailey
50
:
preferred
Asbestos
-
25
pfd.
a
47%
28
Canada
4preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4*4.%
V
47 %
3,195
12
a22 Va
Ltd
Service
79%
—
25%
11%
•
•
Pudiic
Low
5
10
Laurentide Financial class A——
*
$1.25 preferred
—20
$1.40 preferred
___25
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
40
25
•
common—
A
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
Shares
High
•
common—
preferred
Jamaica
Labatt
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Interprovincial Pipe
Lines..-.
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
Dollars
Sales
Range
Par
Abitibi
Canadian
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
Exchange
Expressed in
.
.
76.
„
.
Feb
8% May16
1.70
'
b
Jun
Jan
7%
Mav
1.10
Jun
He
July
Oct
2c
Feb
13c
.
F
Nov
Mar
44c
1.45 Mar
1.60
Nov
Apr
lc
Nov
3c
Apr
6 VaC
Feb
31c
Nov
■
\ olume
194
Number
6111
v.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(2369)
CANADIAN" MARKETS
Par
Cartier Quebec
Pood
Catelli
ExDlorations Ltd
Products
Manitoba
Central
Cbemalloy
Chess
Div
Preferred
9,650
34
325
3%G
3V2c
4c
1,500
2.60
2.50
2.83
21,285
5'/2c
5c
6c
__l
10,500
lie
11c
_
&
Mines
Miniere
Consolidated
10c
*
____1
Mines
Ltd
Smelting.—1
78c
5c
4c
4c
5c
1.00
34
34
1
:
90c
40c
•
^.1 '<-•
35c
Oil
Ltd
Ltd-—
Minerals
Uran
Ltd
&
40c
35c
Apr
17'A
460
Chemicals
Can
Jubilee
Iron
Kontiki
Lead
1.90
12C;
2 y2
,
38c
% 6Vic
5c
18c
1
A
34c
200
5,000
:
40
40
al.50
6y2c
7c
44%
91c
1.02
10c
10c
3.80
4.00
5c
6%c
48c
25%
Feb
1.05
Feb
__1
4.00
1
25
6c
1,050
»
Jan
7c
Oct
3,635
Trans
'
Mountain
Gas
United
of
Oils
Oil
1.02
Acceptance Corp
Labrador
Mining
Oil
Laduboro
Dufault
Lake
Lambert
Corn
Lowney
Co
Massval
1,100
425
;—1
of
1.18
1.13
1.20
______1
10%
9.05
10%
14 y2
14%
i
__1
M)—:__—— *
Ltd—i
Mines
Mines
Distilleries
preferred
Chipman
Mining
Mines
'
Mount
Wright
National
New
Mines Ltd_:
Automatic
Jack
Lake
New
7c
67
Amulet
West
Nocana
North
North
North
Quebec
Explorers
Opemiska
Atlantic
Are
Partridge
Paton
Pitt
Pitt
Products
Porcupine
Pr'
Corp of Can
Premier
107,400
67
407
12c
59,887
Aug
42c
3c
July
8c
Jan
18c
Ltd
50c
32 %
__
„
—1
-
lie
1
."
.
Ltd 1
.1
•
"
•
200
19,000
:
7,600
'
200
ii,500
i
.12,000
81,600
4
11%
46'
150,000
r
46
!11%
11 'A
1,400
.
9c 13 %c
.
..
50
11'A
400
20c
Ltd—1
20c
8,800
5.00
69,900
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
4c
3%c
4%c
11,500
—_—1
5.70
5.75
1
4c
Corp.—
Development
Quebec Smelting
Ragland
Red
Nickel
Chemicals
&
Foo's Enterprises
Saucon
Columbian
Shop & Save
Stores
A
1
Mines
Supertest
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Mines
Mines
Trans
United
Asbestos
Canso
Principal
Towns
Vause
Mines
Virginia
Waite
1.12
*
8%
Mines
Jan
89c
94c
Associated
Sep
17
17%
17
1.00
20 %c
23c
811
1.10
25c
6%c
3,500
139,100
•'
,
'
•r'
'
^
qs
116
\
";v''
Aunor
Gold
Jan
25c
Jan
Nov
130
Aug
5%
-
85c
6%c
3,000
5c
Jun
8c
Feb
Bankeno
14
525
13 y4
Jun
16%
Feb
Bankfield
24c
159,600
5c
Jan
153,500
Sep
Jan
Jun
Banff
10
2.00
5.90
6.00
300
3.50
Sep
7.10
Sep
Base
1.42
1.42
200
1.42
Nov
"1.42
Nov
Baska
29%
29%
87
27%
Jan
29%
Aug
Bata
95c
1.00
90c
Oct
2.00
Nov
Bathurst
3o
•
•
14
14
2.60
2.80
4,700
15c
15c
18c
160,000
1
.
,
14
2.80
:
2.30
1.90
2.30
*
70
69%
70
l
6c
6c
7.75
.,
Ltd.——_1
*
_1
—
see
page 44
9'/8
.
3c
80
-
82,351
525
Sep
2,60 Nov
6c
95c
14%
July
2.40
11c
Nov
Oct
2V'2C
17,500
9
9y8
565
6c
8c
106,000
2c
9 ■■
Oct
2%c.May
49%
11%
11 %
4.00
4.00
26c
40c
30c
4,281
4.00
Feb
10%
Nov
4,390
32%
Feb
50%
Nov
150
<
8%
Jan
12 %
2.00
300
16c
54,514
♦
2.04
1.92
2.05
13,180
28%
28
28%
14,180
23
22%
23
500
48%r
483/8
2,417
18%c
48%
18%c20%c
9c
,7%c
7c
8c
Jan
4.00
Jan
1.65
45c
Jan
2.15 Mar
27 %
Sep
38%
Feb
26
Nov
48%
Nov
45 Vb Mar
Aug
Feb
24c
5c
12c
Apr
63,40a
8%c
'J.5C
6c
Nov
14%c
Apr
84c
Jun
50c
54c
1.95
70c
7%c
70c
100
8%c
12c
65,100
9.00
9.00
350
5.40
Jan
7.50
14c
8.25
10,683
7.10
Sep
18c
12c
21c
41%
41 A
42 %
—
8.00
,,
Jan
4,100
10,820
,
9%c
1.80
__
Oct
Nov
May
21
1.95
1
37c
11,266
r
Feb
1.75
750
Oct
65c
Oct
1 4.05 May
1.75 Apr
Oct
6%c July
12c
Jan
14
July
8.70
:
Jan
'
17c
12c
25,300
Feb
22c
Jan
6%C Aug
36c
Jan
585
28
Apr
43,
" Nov
47
95
550,811
,V.
Feb
101 %
Nov
2%c
3%c
9,300
2c
Jan
20c
Apr
1-lp
1>15
1-24
21,550
71c
Feb
2.25
46 k
53
52%
32%
Jan
46%
579
48
Jan
53
—
45
51 /8
51%
814
51%
Nov
166,100
6c
Oct
4,109
28c
101
101 101%
45 %
53
1,912
.
9%c 14%c
12c
l-05
1-05
12%
12 A
12 A
—
93/4
10%
54c
14%c
1.12
1.20
1.25
—
25 /2
26%
26%
27%'"!
'
-8c
13
Nov
22c
Mar
3C
Aug
1.00 Aug
64c
Nov
18c
,
July
2.30 Aug
Feb
1.05
Nov
1.60
Feb
Jan
33 %
July
Jan
13c
Mar
38,100
7c
12c
22,249
6%c
8%c
47,500
5%c July
3.10
3.00
3.10
2,000
—
5
6
1,135
1
8.65
8.70
35,230
21%
7c
Apr
16%
■
4,922
9%c
11c
Oct
July
21%
3,125
'27% A
7%c
1.25
Jan
13%
250
1.20
L05
Nov
9% May
1,196
Sep
14 %c
9%
14,900
Sep
Nov
430
97,370
Sep
52 %
585
•
51c
64c
14%cl7%c
1-15
—1
2.65
5
Jan
26%
Nov
17 %c May
9%C Oct
Feb
3.25
Nov
Nov
7%
Oct
5c
v
8c
,
825
18% Mar
22
24%
1,565
20% Mar
25
1.30
1.25
1.30
5,400
75c
Jan
31c
31c
38c
3,700
31c
Nov
52c
May
1
18c
16c
18c
38,599
10c
Feb
23 %c
Nov
Jan
59%
Aug
Aug
Aug
70%
Nov
66%
Jan
80%
Aug
Nov
58
Nov
70%
68 A
70%
——10
79'/4
78 A
79%
4,432
54
51
58
18,900
1-53
1.51
1.57
8,200
22c
20c
22C
54,000
20c
1
1.75
51
5,721
10
1.42
May
2.12
Mines
class
Beatty
Class
&
Paper
Jan
new
;
^
8c
12c
101,805
7c
Sep
14%c May
12c
11c
15c
130,900
7c
July
16 %c
6%c
com—*
—
Lodge Mines
Beaver
Lumber
Belcher
Belleterre
—
®c
20%
53
52
53
Co
common
Corp
22c
9%
1,200
5c
6%c
22,000
Quebec
Mines..
--
6 /2c
*
1
1
,
Bell
Telephone—__——
Feb
Bethlehem
Nov
Bevcon
Copper
Mines
Corp
—-—»—25
50c
3
i.
31
30
47c
18c
58
1.26
47c
18c
57 /2
1.25
H%c
1
He
22c
1.30
14c
22p
Nov
Oct
21
Jan
8%
9%
9c
32
16,600
45c
Feb
70c
3,000
-
50c
16c
Apr
22C
*
59% ,*
53
Jan
3%c Aug
1,565
31%
Nov
8%
740
*
Oct
Nov
5%
23,906
6
-*
9c
20%
7e
1,387
16c
5 /4
5%
Feb
Nov
48
724
"
21c
*
Feb
3%c
19%
19,200
7C
20 /2
*
*
common
A
Mining
Oct
10V2c
1
A
Bros
25c
•
-——•
Petroleums
Power
Nov
*
Mining ———_!
Uranium
Nov
Mar
"
8.85 Mar
21
247/8
—
Beaver
Nov
4c
11
Jan
25
25
:
■
*
4.90
8.05
21
24 A
50c
—
Scotia
Jan
7.75
July
%cit Sep!
10%
47 Va
1
Mines
Metals
New
Nov
5.70
9.40
47%
*
:
Beattie Duauesne.
Nov
4%c
Nov
•
Nov
70
4,600
Nov
70%
Distribution
Ex
Nov
Jan
6,700
Jun
24
Barymin Exploration Ltd—
Jun
2.75
30
6,500
'
Oct
18c
*
-
Apr
5c
3 %c
Barnat
4.00 Mar
13
7.75
r
7.40
...—
:
7c
545
2c
Ltd_.
footnotes,
29,900
1
Ltd
-
Ltd
*
.
lo
.
Products
'
*
,
Ltd
__
95c
16%c Mar
'
.
Nov
52c
Jan
1-25
Montreal
Nova
1,540
v
Mar
Feb
*
Mines.—
Cons
Trust
3.00
5.90
38c
1
of
3.00
l
4,927
•
Mines
of
31%
1
42c
Nov
20% May
16%
Wire
common
—!
Bank
79
vtc_
Jan
" Oct
17
108%
52%
1
Oil & Gas class A
Barex
78%
Ltd
14
-
110
Jan
*
Bank
79
utd
Nickel
Mines——
Jan
10
Gas
12,685
10
B
Mines
Oct
8%c
Vc
*
20
*
class
Mines
Nov
14c
9c
*
18"%
Jan
7.90
255
1
:
Oil
10c
Ltd
May
105 Vs
2,027
80
50
.
5%7o
May
31c
Sen
6c
2.75 May
Aug
£ no
104
3%e
preferred
2nd preferred
Feb
9,500
Oct
Jan
24
T____100
Copper.
Bailey Selburn
Feb
4c
Nov
24%
12,246
Jan
70%
*
A
Electric
Auto
71c
4 %c
Oct
2.30
36%
1.50 Mar
14,872
*
v«.
Nov
1.30 Mar
15c
6c
1.45
240
pc
1,300
5c
Nov
Jan
50c
2,250
351
H /2c
lie 14 %c
6c
Nov
2.95
10,465
1
—
Standard
Gold
20c
13c
7d
Jan
May
69
•
Acceptance
14
20c
51c
Nov
27
23%
warrants
Coast
17,800
„
Oct
3c
1.80
17
1
Nov
8c
36c
21,985
107
1
17%
Jan
•
109
Aumacho River Mines
12% May
1.17
38,700
1.35
41c
Oct
Apr
Feb
16%
Aumaque
Aug
6.85
17
106 %
Sep
2.11
Jan
Mar
3,000
'•
2.90
1.25
Nov
Nov
16c
56c
385
6c
2.80
2.80
5,000
Nov
20c
36,363
?
39c
-1
5c
j}
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Oct
9
1.00
Jan
1.00
2.90
23
70
.
;:
is
1.08
12 Va
Jan
70c
...
preferred
Atlantic
Ruffner
Jan
5.90
1.00
42c
*
class
Arcadia
Associated
Atlin
Jan
5.25
Jun
25% July
Aug
9%c Sep
20
:
Warrants
Sep
Apr
7
1.15
5,500
108%
10.25
common
2,68
41c
11c
Oct
43 %
4c
1
Hardware
Jan
500
10c
,
,20c
Jun
19%
17
____—__T—
Exploration..
Steels
6.550
475
40c
Temple
Atlas
2,703
8
4,970
1,090,050
lc
common
Aug
70c
12
109
1
7.90
8%
190
106%
*
20o r
Oil
Asamera
Ash
Nov
2.85
25%
5,880
-
High
7c
Aug
36% Apr
23 % Mar
27,932
40
1
—
1st
Ashdown
Nov
16c
Low
2.20
lOo
Mines
Feb
1.91
1
Corp.—
Mineral
5.25
62c
8y2
1
Corp..
Products
38,000
.
45c
.
Mines
V';sleel
25c
1.91
1
Associates
Wendell
For
1.03
126
...
Mining
Westville
1.07
2,686
1.55
57c
pfd
Properties
Ltd
Mining
1,600
,7.40
*
Ltd
Amulet
Weedon
65c
4%c
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—1
i
—
Nickel
1
Elec
Hout
56c
7.25
45c
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Ventures
Feb
Shares
50
preferred
$2.60 preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
Jun
Jan-
Sales
for Week
•
$2.50
May
48c
125
Corporations
Der
22c
Sep
Nov
Apr
"
25
preferred
Mines
Fund
&
United
Van
Jan
30c
2.00
1.60
Exchange
23
—
Pete.
Imperial
Ltd
Corp
Oil
United
United
7c
9,600
2c
■*
Freezers
United
106,350
13c
NOV
20c
*
;
4 7o
Controls
Argus Corp
Aug
19c
37c
1.45
Ltd
Corp
Canada
4c
1,000
22 %
Jan
37%
—10c
Ltd
Leduc
Class B
Nov
Nov
45c
Ltd
Exploration Ltd
Titan Petroleum Corp
4 Vac
l%c
5,650
Nov
Jan
1.10
2.15
——
Rouyn
Area,
Sep
10,700
1,025
16 %
15%
10%
Mines
Arcadia
e
3%c
Feb
4,760
3,400
*
5.00 Nov
Aug
9
22
1.55
23%
common
Petroleums
Anthes
Oct
i4C
125
Ltd
Anglo
Ansil
Sep
1.50
Ltd
29c
15,650
9.80 Mar
—10
Anglo Huronian—:.
Oct
6.40
♦
Tib
Trans-Canada
2c
13c
—
Petroleum
Tache
Feb
12!/2
15%
35%
*
Minerals
Anglo American
Aug
Feb
pfd—100
—
:
Oct
2.15
Oils
Lead Mines
Anchor
May
47 Va Sep
Feb
2.00
.-*"
18c
Feb
Oct
6.85
37%
—10
Credit
Warrants
Nov
7c
Apr
7
16c
2.80
1
Warrants
Gold
42
13c
2
Ltd
13c
Aug
•
Co
Analogue
Apr
13%
*
Feb
2.60
•
—
.Southern Canada Power 6%
Spartan Air Services
Standard
Nov
8c
*
Jan
Feb
1
...
class
Dufault
Aug
2c
..2
—.—
Ltd
Ltee
South
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Sobey's
Soca
(1957)
Oils
Siscalta
Siscoe
6c
10%
20
May
Jun
2,450
38c
^
Nov
9
20c
"
2.05
7.35
1
.
7c
Aug
AUg
8.20
11%
5«
1.,
100
preferred
An aeon
3.00 May
Nov
Jan
8c
Nov
20%
Aug
5
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
16c
July
9
20%
1.92
is
>
Atlantic
1
Development—
3c
Jun
Jun
5.60
•
American
8.60 Mav
1,000
3%c
_V.
Metals—
'
Nov
Feb
19%
19 %
Feb
1.03
—
Aluminium
•;
May
-
Sep
% Aug
13 %
Jan
15c
1
common.
Bldg
Roxana
4% 7o
July
8'/2c Mar
13c
1
Lawrence
2.50
v
63
Aug
50
Aluminum
61c
Jan
2.80
>
2
Warrants
St
'
Ltd—1
Ltd—
33
35%
Jan
8
1.36
5.75
•
Alminex
-
Nov
15c
15c
"
j.—.
5.40
Allied
12 V2c
Jan
Jan
Nov
44%
-
3.20
22%
„
lie
100
Warrants
Feb
33c
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
Rexspar
Ruby
Refining Ltd
&
Mines
Gold
Crest
Ltd
Nov
68c
.r
'
7c
10%'
12 %c
1st pfd__50
cum
K
12c
6c
10%
-
1
Ltd..
ioc
6%c
1
650,
,
11c
:
2
—
!
9
9c
Jan
6c
7c
9
:
__
9%c
25%
8c
16c
6c
-•••
1
Jun
86,984
2.60
Ltd..1
3%c
30c
1,438,350
6.50
13c
•>'
14c
*
12c
2.60
com.—*
72
61c
6.20
13c
167,900
33
<
9c
6.40
-1
—
68c
44c
61c
CO—1
J.—
Co
52c
Oct
500
25%
1
—
Warrants
Sep
Feb:.'
Jan
'
Nov
17%
200
39%
*
common.——
Cons
Central
Algonquin
Nov
5%c
2%c
263%
Apr
27%
,
100
Oct
Jan
4.80
Range
17c
—1
Algoma Steel
Nov
14,000
'
Pacific
Algoma
Nov
11,000
8c
11c
4.00
Oil
67
227,900
6c
4.75
Quebec
Jan
2c
1
Lithium
May
: Sep
8c
*
46
9c
j....
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration—
Quebec
Nov
9c
Trunk
Gas
Alberta
Nov
6.00
'47,125
*
4%%
Mills
Steei
9% May
9% Nov
1.68
Nov
.
of Prices
11%
22%.
1
Gold
Class B preferred
Alberta Natural Gas
*
8c
66(
11c
Investmt
Alberta
Jun
3c
Mines Ltd
Prime
,.Aug
4.90
13%
Week's
•
...
•
Preferred
'5,075
v
68c
44c
class A—
Ltd
5.25
81c
20%
25
1.45
39 %
Class A warrants
6,100
50
200
13c 17 %c
25
Class A preferred
Mar
1.45
1
Exploration
Mining Corp
Gold
Mining Co
9c
Mar
33c
com
Ltd—
Pennbec
Aug
3?p
2%c
Ltd
Ltd...
Canadian
Mines
■4c
•
Jan
•
36,300
1
Oct
Nov
20 V*
17
Low
—•
Voting trust
22,600
12c
/'•'
1
Ltd.-
Manufacturing
Pauaash
May
Nov
Sep
Oct
12 %>
9%
14
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
\jv
Jun
7%
Jan
11%
26%
14%
Last
"Warrants
1.55
650
Apr
133/4
21%
22"
U
26c
Jan
8%
Nov
8.75
22,175
V"
Feb
7.95 '■
14%
common
Jttn
9%
r.
1.10
Yellowknife
Jun
5%
Jan
-
?
Jan
10% Nov"
.
32
19'
•
Explorations
12c
.130
4.00
4.65
*
bzc
;
23%
al9% al9%
1.73
1.73
1.73
1
3,500
*:
7c
Jan
35c
Ltd.
Candn
Mines
-
2%c
Copper Mines (Quebec)
Paramaque
47c
10%
6
11,700
1,300
23% July
Jan
25
& Oil
Alberta Distillers
Nov
68c
,
NOV
9%
.
50
Mines
42,800
6c
—1—1
U945)~ Ltd——A
Opemisca
Nov
300
100
Shown
Agnew Surpass Shoe..
Agnico Mines Ltd;—-,—,
Jun
1
;._
CorpA
Co
Power
1.22
ioy2c
Metals
Rare
17
—50c
Mines.
Asbestos
American
Pacific
Ltd—1
Ltd——_i'
Mines'
American
Obalski-
Mines
Alba
19c
Oct
18
19
a20
Sugar common
<
50c
4.85
5.25
1
Santiago Mines Ltd-
New
Uranium
Akaitcho
Nov
Jan
52%
28%
49%
.
Oct
Jan
2.65
25
6%
'.
3%c July
Aug
Apr
50
1,810
0.25
162
4
Feb
20%
common
:
?
•
7%
1.40
Ltd_—10
Lt
New
Nov
'
—*
Mines Ltd
& Power Co
Fonnaque
Newfoundland
97c
8%>
"•
1_1
Vending—.i
Iron
Jun
Nov
9%
Nov
Mar
Oct
18%
a20
•
Gas
24c
11
Jan ~
:1c
20%
Advocate Mines Ltd
49%
2,900
49c*.
9%
<■
26c
•5c
Acme
J
Feb
11,000
7%
7'A
Jan
Jan
19c
133
10
Pipe Line Co_
i
Uranium
Nov
225
Jan
10,943
A
Acadia
5
f
68c
21c
i
1
> 6c
i——50c
Ltd
Dairies Ltd—
-L__—!_*
Royal Rice Mills Ltd——*
Mount
68c
Class
Sep
27
80,102
11%
8%
Ltd—"
Preferred
50
a
Nov
Aug
55%
1.55
Acadia Atlantic
28% May
"
.1
Mount Royal
8c
Mines
goo
68c
24c
•
Sep
;
72c
95c
1
23
6,000
'
Nov
6c
50c
V2
al6
68c
Nov
11 %c
Nov
14c
3.05
a»%
Nov
62%
25%
-
23
Jan
27%
.1
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Oct
Aug
Jan
Jun
Oct
52%
54%
Par
Oct
15
July
no
49
66c
10%
2c
400
27%
27%
Friday
Abacus
Feb
15c
2,000
18
Apr
483/4
9.25
"... 300
16%
STOCKS
Aug
1.64
10c
160
3%c
22%
Apr
May
7c
400
23%
1
Nov
14,900
,*'
12c
a9
63c
66c
Ltd—__1
Ltd—J
Co
V
.;
:——'
Corp
"
al5%-
al6
r
"
Mining
Pleasant
Mount
8c
a9%
'
1&%
26%
1
Prices
Jun
29,000
16c
49
•
——10
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre
': 8c
4-5
-L-
12%
14,770
5%c
15c
Nov
54
1,000
9%
<
Ltd
Nov
27V2
Oct"
a27 a27%
com—*
——
Warrants
Island
a27Vi
—1:3.
Ltd
Limited
Mercury
Merrill
4c
■■■■•
1.13
3.90
200
10c ny2c
Ltd
(Walter
Ltd
11 Vic
5,900
10,430
16
16
Feb
7.25
55c
July
9
Jan
4,025
14«
Toronto Stock
5.75
6% Mar
17%
22%
14c
-20
pfd
Ltd
Nov
*
Canada
Mclntyre-PorcUDine
67c
9
27%
class A———1
Mining Co Ltd
.11
Copper
Lithium
Melchers
9
27
Inc class A__
Ltd
Lamontagne
5
Ltd—1
Co
Mines—
(Alfred)
Lingside
class A
Explor
&
Ltd—
41
Jan
Feb
Nov
6%c
,
4,232
9.15
t
Sale Price
Labrador
42%
5.10
53
Ltd.
Canada Ltd
41c
8%
Ltd
Mines
2,000
:6%v
■;
,
—20
Iron
17,700
50c
17%:
—20
Rock
7.25
Jan
16c
3.00 Aug
3c
Jan
,5,000
18
;6%
•''.•j.i*
•
preferred—
18 y2C July
46
Jun
Feb
46c
'
2.00
Nov
38
5,300
"v.
*.
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Co
preferred
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Nov
38
3.05
1.25
Mines
Jun
82%
Oct
a9%
1951
Mines
5.00
Jan
29%
52%
,
—_•
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Ltd..
Gold
Oct
78%
25%
—
25%
Nov
40
-
Ltd
Ontario
Antonio
3.80
25
250
2V2c
/ 3.05
5
1956
San
NoVj
1.33
Ltd.
1950
300
823/4
22%
; 22%
10%
Sherritt-Gordon
5.70
31%
',160
2%c
—1
5 7c
Jan
10c
Jun
160
;
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5%
4.00
10% May
*
Ltd-,—_
—
Telephone
Jan
10%
B
&
1,500
21%
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Union
Jun
Jan
77c
,___
5 7c
Sep
30c
....
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Mills
7.15
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Corporation
Quebec
Apr
7'/2c Aug
3%c
2,200
44%
25
V'
27c
Oct
21%
...5
Ltd.
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd.
8%C Mar
Nov
2%c
100
44Vi
*
Ltd
7,400
a4c
al.50
1
—-—1
Mines
34c
1.24
7c
*
Ltd
98,700
Moore
*
Nov
70c
,
Jan
-
Minnesota
Oct
3.50 Mar
July
3c
11c
class
Nov
12% Mar
42
Corp
Collieries
Nov
16%
Nov
50c
common
Ltd
37%
Feb
10
6.70
7.20
MacLaren Power & Paper Co cl A— 2.50
Class B
2.50
"
Nov
'9c
Jun
20c
5,500
15c
71%
Co
Jan
10%
3.95
Ltd
Ltd
24%
100
200
82%
82%
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Maple Leaf
May
3%c May
Mar
2.25
96,000
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120
.
16,300
i
1.16
r
common
Feb
Jan
4%c
33c
1
Ltd
41c
3c
:
6c
Gold
Mines
New
Sep
9c
Co
1,750
16%
10%
31%
pfd_. 100
Ltd—..
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'
Sep
2.10
1>/2c Aug
86,100
.
3.25
36c
3c
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Ltd—
Ltd
9c
/
46c
Feb
38 y2
Oct,
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Jan
3c
9,000
8c
16c
7c
1.60
1,690
>
3c
,
Jun
9,000
f
71%
C
Oct ,;V
i.i5 Feb
Nov
10c
Co
Bay Oil & Gas Ltd—— 2.50
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd—.
—1
"
High
6.95
7.00
Hudson's
Nov
85c
—1
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co
Ltd_4—Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
y
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28c
8,000
May
.28
May
July
19 V*
1,100
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-
70.
,
2 Vic
14%
1,035
1. .44,600
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16c
Corp
Zinc
35c
1.88
1
&
28c
3.25
i—
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51c
1
Mining
Oil
25c
6,300
•
Ltd
Continental
2,060
7c
Ltd
Investment" Foundation
1
20 % Mar
64,350
22%; a
'
Gas
Gateway ' Oils
/
Nov
10c
Low
37%
16%
Ltd—
Trust 5%
Oils
Zellerbach
Hillcrest
Nov
Oct
Rio
Motor
Geco
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10%
69c
22'A;
'
•
Jan
17'/a
61c
1
class A—
Ceramic
'
Nov
9% May
36%
58c.(
i 60c
Ford
2.50 May
"3c
Oils
Inv
Halliwell
Denison
High
36%
Paper Corp Ltd
D'Eldona
*'
1.50 Mar
60c
Westinghouse
Crown
Nov
Nov
35c
Inter
Consumers
4; 1.62 May
,
Sep
July
4,000
300
•
71'A
•
Development
(Frank W)
International
Isrppl
15c
600
36c
28
13c
•
Ltd
Metals
&
Mining
Mines
37,900
54c
6c
——1
(1945) Ltd
k—
Sec Corp Ltd—
Ventures Ltd
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Iso
35c
245
;
-
.
-1
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Oil
Inland
,
Delhi
Consolidated
'2.50 Mar
5Vac
37%
10%
Consolidated
Oct
40c
•
"
11,000
-1
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Horner
Feb
10%
28c'
—1
Fundy Bay. Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
Hastings
81c
i,000
35c
36 y4
22 V\
1
Ltd
Mines
Power
Gui-Por
jun
9%c
69c
60c
Minerals Inc__
Reliance
Gaspe
Nov
Nov
3c
10%
36%
Lineleum Co Ltd •
&
Mines
&
Mines
Foreign
80c
32c
500
27%
1
Mining & Exploration Inc
Fort
1.10
17'A'
Ltd————•
Nickel Corp—
Fontana
740
'v.
Ltd "A' -.5
Ltd
Central-Del
Sep
35
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Co
;
Co
Canadian
Jun
6c
&
Canadian
Apr
1.50
Jan
2,000
40c
': V 8c
Ltd..—_—,—„27%
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Fano
28
"
Oilcloth
Metal
Fab
1
....
Sullivan
Empire
35c
V 17'A
Engineering Works Ltd..:—*.*
East
Jan
Apr
54c
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1
Explorers Ltd—'—-J
Dumont
2%c
10
29c;
r
5
J
*
85c
32
.
4 %c
•
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——.
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Dominion
4y2c
1
24,000
90c
40c
4%c
60c
Line
Canadian
Jan
11c
11,500
Trunk
Gas
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd..
Jun
Jun
Feb
_w——1'
Leaseholds
Apr
3c
*
A—___
Burns
Low
Stocks-
Warrants
'
Nov
5c
Dominion
Dominion
15c
8,000
Ltd
Mines
Nov
10,500
Sec
Ltd:—;
Alberta
Nov
13c
Petroleum Corp Ltd—'——*
Dome
11c
Unlisted
May
6c
6%c
Crusade
class
1,700
"
4.2a May
'
5%c
Dalien's
-—
Jan
6c
1.50
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd..-..
Copperstream Mines Ltd—
Mines
4c
May
4>/2c
.
Limitee
2c
1.94
2v2c May
10l/2c
—_—_—
Warrants
Jan
6%c
Gold Mining & Metals_2.50
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd__l
Dolsan
Jan
39'A
5%c
Consul Que
Denault
12 %c
I.00
L'Ungava
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
Cons
Par
Sep
32% July
1
■__!
Standard
15c
8c
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
High
1
Ltd—
Cleveland Copper Corp
Compagnie
8c
33
A
Ltd
Mining
Lake
Ciiipman
8c
Low
1
class
Ltd
Corp
Copper
Chibougamau
1
High
1
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
Mining
Chib-Kayrand
Low
41
.
'
Nov
Mav
Oct
Nov
Mar
Nov
May
Nov
47 %
Apr
59 %
Nov
8,310
58c
Jan
1.74
May
AQR
9c
July
28,737
ftU
1
•.
14c
Jan
,
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Low
High
Low
Yukon
1
11c
11c
13c
—1
65c
65c
69c:
16,219
9c
11c
34,830
7%
7%
138
Mines
Bidcop Mines Ltd
1
Eiltmore
*
Hats
Class
Black
A
common
Uranium
Borduclac
X /
Eowater
5 % %
.
.
14c
Nov
Jan
69c
53
52%
70c
70c
500
3.40
3.50
4,044
5%
6
1,780
•
———50
2,830
b.bu
May
Ltd
200
2.00
10,877
29%
Jan
1,865
12
Jan
16%
16%
260
160
32,544
51 %
51%
52%
8%
8%
27 %c
29c
7,650
14%
400
1,956
"1
Jan
Apr
Cable
Calvan
Calvert
Gas
Consolidated
48%
Mar
8%
52%
Halliwell
Marbenor Mines
12%
Nov
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Mogul
Jan
Consolidated
Morrison Exploration
Sep
Consolidated' Mosher
&
1
6c
7c
1,325
5%
5%.
Aug
32
8c
May
Consolidated
Northland
3.10
Nov
Consolidated
Pershcourt
6%c
Sep
38% July
Consolidated
Quebec Gold Mines
Consolidated
Red
Jan
Nov
24%
Sep
Consolidated
Sannorm
13%
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
6%
8%
Nov
Consumers Gas
12c
15c
4,165
11c
15,410
;
7%c July
29c
13,700
23c
9c
5%
.
Sep
Conwest
>13c
Jan
Copp
48c
Jun
Jan
23%
Jan
Copper-Man
Mines—
30%
Jan
Copper Rand Chiboug-
1
Sep
4.65
Oct
28%
28
28%
371
24% July
25% Jan
16%
16%
100
14
32%
33%
200
21
18
18
138
23
22%
23%
751/4
74
76
28
~~
*
*
10
X
36
Oct
17 % rOct
21%
Feb
Craigmont
18%
Jan
23%
Nov
-Crestaurum
375
63%
Jan
76:% July
50
740
6,200
76
93%
93%
93%
3.00
2.70
,3.00
60
60
13%
-•
76
74%-
1.60 Mar
Jan
Jan
61
May
60% May
85 >, Apr
Crush
425
13%
12
1,79
Aluminium
1.78
f
5 :
-7
57
common*
7"
55%
11
3,450
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1Q,
14Q;-'
593,314
"r
1,612'
57%
6,952
11%
1.00
'I?:
Aug
1.98,May
Petroleum
Mines
Daering
4%
Sep
Jan
58%
8 %
:
Feb
Nov
Deldona
32%
34%
1,670
21%
Feb
20
110
18%
Apr
36%
36%
1,033
31%
5%
6
3,493
5%
Oct
2.25
2.65
5,250
2.00
Jan
4.10 Mar
6.035
May
74c
84c
*
1.20
1.00
1.25
21,100
10c
3.90
3.80
3.95
4,605
69c
34%
Feb
Nov
Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
Petroleum
•
Dock
3 75
3.60
3.80
4,150
•
.
141/3
13%
14%
2,745
2 78
2.49
2.84
146,728
L66
1.61
1.68
35,973
Canadian Dyno Mines
1
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Class B
«
Canadian Food Products
Canadian
Gas
Energy
1st
pfd
10%
preierred
High
Canadian
Homestead
Oct
Dome
1.00 Aug
Dominion
5.00
Canadian
Class
Ice
Machine
Imperial
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
preferred
Canadian
6%
25,222
4.40
4,810
1.30
1.036
Salt
Tire
Common
Jan
13%
Nov
67%
69%
4,805
63
Jan
72
7% Mar
Jan
Aug
10% Sep
Jan
July
Mar
Jan
3,466
10,825
5%
5%
1,590
18c
644,134
15c 19 %c
115,666
12 %c
Aug
39c
Jan
2,500
23%
Jan
35%
Nov
1
5%
17c
15c
34%
104
25
25%
10
12%
*
A
*
:
34%
35%
83%
102% 104%
25%
25%
890
45
44 %
♦
53
7250
4.80 May
7c
Aug
80
18c
Mar
99 %
Jan
7%
84 J/4
Feb
21%
Jan
12%
20%
145
90c
97c
21,800
44
44%
1,564
55
30c
380
12%
53
3.80
14
16,077
20%
*■'
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class
11 %c
83%
100
1,378
105
May
Nov
4%%
Oct
Oct
Natural
Gas
com
4%
preferred
5'% % preferred
Candore
50%
Nov
62 %
Nov
85
Jan
375
39%
Jan
31
77%
Nov
14%
*
16%
16%
16%
460
16%
16%
175
15%. Apr
15% Apr
18 % May
24
May
18% Mar
21%
21
21%
325
20
Oct
22%
Oct
32
31%
32
130
29%
Oct
39
Jan
Cariboo
Gold
Quartz
Central
Del
Gold—
Central
Charter
Chib
Chimo
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44c
6.70
1 40
,Z_Z
Dominion
Gold
Sep
9c
91c
Jan
1.25 Mar
12%
1,200
35c
1.42
6,230
8c
9%c
45,100
1 12
1.09
1.12
1,300
5.00
85c
Nov
Oct
35% May
Oct
48c
Oct
Jan
7.25
Nov
Mar
6%c
Nov
78c
Jan
74,300
2%c
Jan
1.70
18c
8c
32c
9c
Nov
29c
37c
96,214
23c
1
Aug
42c
17 %c
16c
May
18c
79,100
9c
Feb
18 %c
Nov
55c
:
Dover
Dow
Duvan
Mines
_
;
see
page 44
300
5.00
65%
67%
10
10
14%
14%
19
18%
'
11%
141/3
19%
22%
22%
22%
16%
.2.30
Apr
7
125
Sep
Nov
Jan
Sep
12
Aug
Oct
15%
Jun
11,861
14%
Nov
17% Aug
23,618
.14%
Jan
705;
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„
560
17
10%
10%
10%
50
50
33c
33c
33c
13c
12c 14 %c
23 %
Jun
10
Jan
17
Nov
Aug
18c
Nov-
395,300
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4c
115
| 8"% Mar
45
Feb
123/4 Jan
50°% Jun
25c
255:
1,833
,
20% July
17% May
5,165
18c
1
68%
102
10%
-
13c
*
6.25
Feb
99
14c
*
Jan
45
10
10
11
:
2,686
;
101% 101 %
Oct
Oct
33c
,
Nov
Jan
Feb
62,500
4%c
Sep
5,350
1.46
Apr~
2.70
Oct
8,600
1.55
Jan
2.10
Sep
East
Amphi Gold
East
Malartic
East
Sullivan
Economic
Eddy
'
128,544
El
6c
6c
7c
1
2.30
2.22
2.30
1
1.88
1.88
1.94
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46
46%
»
33 %
32%
33%
23
—
J
21%
23
1,775
18%
16%c May-
Jan
*
1.60
1.43
1.60
33,912
99c
Jan
10c
13c
57,600
9c
Jan
6c
33,000
:
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Co__
Paper
Mines
Eldrich
1
»
Mines
Mines
Investment
Match
Euay
Elder
common
&
Developments Ltd—
Mines—
Sol
1
Mining
Emco
1
Ltd
Exquisite
Insurance
Form
6c
10
10
177%
16%
-16%
3,092
16%
Nov
20
X May
27
29
3,990
17%
Jan
29
Nov
1.69
1.65
1.71
7,615
1.12
Jan
3.30
3.15
3.35
2,800
2.74
Oct
5%
29
7%
7%
A
20
Products
*
A
*
Manufacturing
Corp
1
(U S)
193/S
5
:
115%
—Z20c
Companies
Mining
Gatineau Power
5%
4,525
90
41
Jan
29
35
27%
Jan
3.75
20
8
125
14,159
3,585
18%
6%
Aug
4
125
8%
Jan
■
12%
Jun
45c
Oct
69% May
29% May
75c
10
Jan
315
65
Jan
130
Jan
165
12%
12%
3,155
5c
6c
37,575
July
116%
205
25
26%
3.60
3.50
3.70
14c
10 %c
14c
1,865
..
4,350
83,160
i
10
20
Jan
3.25
Nov
Nov
Jun
14% May
3%c Aug
21
Sep
8% Mar
Jan
160
113% 116%
25%
6c
'
Apr
Jan
Feb
29
Aug
4.70
Jun
8c
Jan
17c
Feb
15 %
Jan
23%
Jan
4c
Jun
10 %c
5%
6.70 July
prior
Mines
preferred—.
General
General
General
Electric
—
—
9,669
34%
Sep
245
99%
Jan
105
Jan
110
Aug
24
July
13%
Nov
109
109
240
22%
22%
6,470
12
12
12
400
1
—5
Motors
A
41
22%
1%
—i
109o
107
17% Mar
7%
0-:t
41%
Jan
Nov
Aug
14
■
13%
10%
Feb
28
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General Petroleum <fe-Drill cdm
Class
39
102 102%
40
102%
*
Dynamics
General
33,100
.1
Development
Sep
8>/2c
720
—100
Ltd
Oct
6V2C
•
Bakeries.
5.30
20% !-•
100
preferred
5% %
Geco
common-;
20%
X._
1
58%
5% Mar
Apr
157
5%c
«
Gaitwin
Jan
43c y.Nov
May
46c
51%
75c
Apr
12c
Oct
5%
-
20%
Jan
Apr
4.40
May
51%
*
_
1.98 May
6c
64,600
68c
Nov
26c
13,140
34c
_Z_ZZio
preferred
common
16% July
71%
12%
*
Ltd
30c
8% Mar
160
♦
Co
8%c 10 %c
8%
72c
*
Canada
Ltd
Jun
16 %
51%
class
Petroleum
15 %
27 %
*
French
Jun
Nov
Jan
Grain
Fraser
7% Mar
405
Feb
8C
11%
190
1
Preferred
Frobisher
Jan
37%
Federal
Mines
Feb
Oct
May
2,885
32c
Francoeur
20c
Jun
9
70
Sep
1.73
13,252
10%c
Foundation
4c
570
26
13
1
Co
Nov
40
.
11
*
o'f
33%
*
Mining
Motor
Apr
71%
1
Ford
25
12%
Farms
4.70
16%
350
68%
Mining
Ford
Sep
1
.__^
Ltd_
class
51%
12%
Federal
Fittings
Jan
71 %
Fatima
Fibre
35
•
Farmer Candy:
Farwest
10%
Sep
240
180
10%
7c
10
^
Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Oils
:
10
177 %
common
Preferred
5c
*
10
t
Empire Life
38%
Jan
Sep
5Vs
600
1.01
80
3.90
9%
'
.
Sep
700
3,742
Jan
<..
38%c
12,720
4.50
8%
16,650
5.15
4.15
Jan
8
46c
48%
4.I5
13%
170
44c
4.90
' "
Jan
46c
48%
Z*
Nov
10
*
General
Jam.!-
130
150
Dynamic Petroleum—
Apr
13c
55,100
13
7c
May
61,800
Sep
140
16%
:
Nov
23%
NOV
130
n y4
.__
Co—
Nov
14%
Jan
—23.50
1
48%
.28%
16%
*
preferred
Jan
19% Mar
4,730
4,345
*
common
Oct
21%
.*
_*
31%
12,632
1.
<
4.25
Sep
70c
43c
101%
common
2.65 May
July
90c
35c
Oct
Mar
93c
Jan
._*
Chemical
7.819
Oct
6.70
4.80
65%
100
1
50c
74,656
V
8c
Jan
35c
Nov
11%
3%c
Feb
(«
48c
Jan
81,650
44c
—ZlX
Mar
9.25
17,555.
6c
43c
Oct
July
Sep
28c'
.
5c
4,700
11%
57c
23c
5,835
.
Jan
5c
46,800
957
Nov
1
62c
15%
Sep
15c
Mineral
60c
14%
33c
Aug
1
Copper
5.40
Apr
Jun
5c
6,060
8%
common—*
Mines
Duvex Oils &
58c
3.20
23C
Nov
May
.
13
;
_•
_■
Industries
5.35
4.go
140
*
*
Brewery
5gc
14%
21
Mines
Dunraine
5 35
*
21
common
Preferred
Donalda
12q
54,686
14%
Magnesium
Dominion Textile
19c
31c
Oct
28%
13%
in
gen
Steel & Coal-
Tar &
Sep
Mar
.
46%
26%
Jan
1.50 May
4%c
1
457/a
Sep
5%r
1
Equipment
footnotes,
Feb
7,395
May
6C
3.90
14
:
Dominion
*
Smelting
Columbia Cellulose-
For
Nov
63c
58,081
1.37
25
Com
14c
Oct
44c
3.70
46Vs
Stores
1
—
&
Willans
Farm
Jan
7.25
...
3.70
i
Dominion
Fleetwood
9c
22c
4 %c
1
Mines
Mining
8,280
'gc
ZZZZ.ZZl
Copper Mining
Mining & Smelting
Cockshutt
Lake
12%
7 20
Chrysler
Cochenour
12%
*
_
Mines
Gold
12%
1
Chibougamau
Chromium
1.10
1
Mines
Kayrand
1,200
1.08
ZZZZ_*
__
Oil
Chesterville
17,250
1.08
;»
Porcupine
Cheskirk
170,216
9c
—Z.ZZZZZZZl
Rio
Pat
32c
6c
1
...
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Cayzor Athabaska
_:
Central
12c 12 %c
24c
Jun
7c
23,600
54c
Fargo
Jan
255
25c
10%
1
20%
12c
Aug
221,358
15c
51c
Faraday Uranium Mines.:
77%
~1
ZZ-ZZ*-
Ltd
10%
Fanny
20%
1
Mines.
Mines
jc
Jan
108%
8c
11
Nov
•
Exoloration
Erin
Captain
Jun
16c
26c 28 %c
52c
common
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
Fleet
Can
97%
Nov
9 %c
IOV4 May
iln
53,200
48c
Nov
37%
-
20
Westinghouse
■
25,624
48c
42c
1.05
Nov
Oct
Jan
27c
42c
20%
20%
75c
77%
20
42c
Falconbridge
20%
ZZZZlOO
pfd
12c
26% May
13% Sep
*
Vickers
Westn
Nov
11
36c
—_.
Utilities
9%
600
8%
;_1
Canadian
100
13%
15%
100
Canadian
Nov
9%
13%
8
__
Corp
13%
Jan
9%
:
,61
Aug,
:X
Oct
Nov
Apr
14%
Railway
new
7% May
3.75
30 %c
common
Silica
Apr
34c
common
Canadian
Canadian
9%
Feb
1.35
14%
preferred-
Canadian
40c
Jan
13%
Nov
'
Jan
2.85
13%
1
Petrofina
Canadian
6%
2.60
Nov
•
]
Co
_i-
7%
3.15
20 %. May
Jan
6%
•
Canadian
Mar
67c
2 80
*
5%. preferred
Canadian Pacific
Jan
Feb
22c
Apr
■
Jan
15%
6,125
2.50
Inca
Cos
^55
Nov
ZZZ_Z*
common
Canadian
Oil
4.30
85c
1,760
3,913
69
Gold
Marconi
North
6,237
25c
Z_10
Canadian Northwest Mines
4%
7%
82c
9%
Gas
Canadian
Canadian
7
23c
i31/4
Bank
Industrial
11% May
9 % Jan
78c
1
Canadian
Aug
10
23c
common—"1
A
2.04 May
Jan
27,710
Feb
Oct
79c
ZZZ_
ZZZ*
5.15 Mar
16
Jan
3.15
V
Canada
of
Preferred
Jun
2.95
7%
18%
1
*
Hydrocarbon
Oct
26c
12'/2c
•
Warrants
1.75 Mar
Sep
44 %
12c
Jan
111,075!.
8c
1
Bridge
Dominion
7c
27%
Dairies
80
1.7%
Husky Oil
Warrants
Canadian
*
2
Electrohome
195
,2.30
a
19c
21c 23 %c
2.50
Dominion
525
7%
ioc
11c
Sep
63,332
Seagrams
Dominion
54
18%
20c
5 %c
Petroleum-
Nov
8%
"
:
4%c
Mines
Dome
May
10%
•
Crest___
5c
22
5%c
5c
195
25c
9
8
20c
Securities:"A"__
108
Jun
"
85c
54
3,15
Gen
Canadian
Canadian
10%
gi/4
50
Warrants
Canadian
104
Nov
1.65
„
13% Mar
:
315
108
Oct
10c
Jan
33%
-
7,000
.
100
1
7% Mar
Jan
1.40
255
,
".
Feb
Apr
16%'
Aug
14,000
Dickenson Mines
20%. Sep
Aug
48c
M.
!■::,
12,920
1*
Distillers
Jan
3.50
5c
Oct
56c
Jan
70c
200
9
Mines
Sep
11
b.l5
2,200
XX"
61
1
Oct
3.60
10c
1.25
8c
Mines
Dominion
Delhi
1,390
7%
Pacific
Delnite
37
.
'
Mar
5%
16%
8%
Devon Palmer Oils
2,150
Feb
1
14%
6,100
20c
common^—*
Mines
550
85c
1,500
1
Gold
14
96c
18c
i
20
i8c
,14
6%
Nov
...,.
12c
7%c
Denison
6
Nov
12 %c
6c
21 %c
5.45 May
75c
Nov
7,275
20
l
13 '/a May
5.30 Apr
94c;
Nov-
12 %
69c
57
1
Jan
6
19% Aug
18%
40c
r
Nov
10%
ft
27'ac~. Jan
10c
7 %c
Oct
40,300
5C
8c
8%
3,] 35
9c
10% May
60%
X
10
1
Jan
Feb
ZI
__..50
Explorers
Jan
13
Nov
1.63 May
850
1.25
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Deer Horn Mine'X'
8%
3.40
10c
*
Daragop Mines
2.30
1
Canadian Curtis Wright
l
common
:
1
2.25
•
:
15%
16%
—
236
3
common
:
38c
preferred—:
2.35
Chieftain
16c
1
36%
25
Chemical
Warrants
12 Vac
Nov
14c.
j-4%
43%
1,180
Cusco
A
230
25
Canadian
5bc
International Ltd
Class
20
*
1_X___
50c
__i
33
common
0^0
^
14
ZZZ_*
12%
_:
5%
Canadian Canners class A
12
Pershing
3.40
11'
Apr
12%
Trust
3.40
3.40
"
Jan
16
9%
Aug
limit
•:
15 V2
125
May
No.v;
/.X/
Feb
-
4% c.Sep
520
187/b
17%
*
Preferred
Croinor
Feb
Oct
64
Mar
..
1.81
10
toe
6%
,
Sep
3.60
40% .J^p
905
62%
13%
V;
Aug
Nov
9%
Crowpat Minerals
94
Jan
Jan
2.55
14c
Jan
6c
17%
Mines
Sep
57%
Sep
80c
l
Timber
48%
90%
-6c
Nov
28c
75,966
-
Sen
9%
Jan
114,517
50c
49
155
13,519
X 52,066.
Aug
5.95
12c
10,600
9c
18%
Mines
Crestbrook
i
Nov
Apr
13c
9%
Zinc
84c
445
.XX:
67/b
■
Jan
22%
109
3.25 Mar
6,301
X 270
1.17
171/4
'
100
'll%c
Lead
Crown
Feb
:
*
3.20
Jan
104
c
1
Feb
56
X16
-1 90
6C
18%
Imperial
2,055
98c
23,987
1.10
*
Mining
Cowichan
Copper
54%
9%
*
new
Courvan
54
1
Cosmos
Nov
VX
12c
Nov
1.11
___*
17%
56
•
Mar
12c
,
-16c
common—*
B
Jan
95c
•
Class
Coronation Credit
Sep
July
Feb
Mar
r
Corby Distillery class A
Coulee
56
1
29
Jan
May
4c
-
6c
Oct
96c
•
May
18%
15 %c
10%c
>
Rights
28%
541/4
V;
•
class B
15 %c
*
Nov
2.85
warrants
Collieries
*
13%
*
warrants
Canadian
.X
23 %
*'
Preferred
9
1,000
38c
9c
Mar i
1.83
5.60
9
7,360
•
Canadian
5.35
11,875
Bakeries
preferred
S1 %
preferred
106
5.50
*
19
10% May
May
,5c
14,760
■
<
_Z
4.37
,,v
Oct
57c
16,250
f
106
24%
May
4c
May
13c
;
1-4,000
r.
22%
4.37
'
£1
21%
106
17%
10
Celanese
21%
23%
26c
July
15,785
1.93
*
Publishing—.:
41c
Sep
7c
Jan
15 %c May
7c
Nov
27%c Aug
36,600
10c
_1G0
Exploration
Clark
23c
10,400
.3,966
:
Nov
2.40
•
;
Coppercorp Ltd
15c
•
1
9%c
8c
1.83
V
*
common
preferred
Jan
Sep
8c
•
1j
:
19
12.50
Canadian
B
1
Mines
23 %
Breweries
Canadian
;
West Petroleum
26c
British
A
Mine
Oct
9%c
Canadian
Class B
Mines
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
10c
Canadian
Class
Mines
Apr
July
12c
1
1.74 May
55c
X
1.51 Mar
•
40c
4c
27c
Minerals
.7,100
..
33c
35%
•
Cable
!
2.50
34%
1
Astoria
1.99
Jan
13c
34%
_20
Wire
Canadian
1.85
28% Jun
Feb
78c
29c
4c
1,712
Canadian
1.97
2
;
Jan
20
12c
286,800 ;.i
13c
1.06
9,500
28%
Canada
55c
27c
8,115
28
—
31c
,
1
V. 50,600
6c
•
Preferred
54c
1.%
45,748
J
8,560
X 10,346
1
7c
2.90
4,245
Canada Tungsten
1.30
Jun
8%
common
237/e
148
2 V2 c
Canada
Lines
4.00
22%
1.25
4.00 Nov
41,563
Jan
Steamshin
Jan
1.56 Oct
Feb
1.80
J.
Apr
Canada
X 63c
68c.:Jan
7c
5.55
preferred
3.30
23%
v:
X.
i
-
12,200
3.90
•
X
79,575
-
1.38
4%C
8%
Petrol
May
38c
t
61c
1.25
*
11%
Ltd
May
Nicholson
8%
Permanent
Jan
55c
Consolidated
250
Southern
39c
Jun
9,133
Safeway
Jun
Jun
5.80
17,609
Canada
9c
18c
14,375
308,987
41 %c.
Feb
4%c Aug
22c
54c
Jan
31c
Canada
Oils Ltd™
Jan
Mar
22 %c May
35c
20c
46c
2.30
7.20
Canada
1-7,900
21c
47c
3,250
Jun
;
7c
5 %c
Apr
May
20c
Oct
Jan
4.75
Sep
A
10c
15c
Oct
16%
class
7c
44,998
'-4,148
9%c
16
;
4.05
11,074..
5
Lands
7c
Nov
i
6c
•
Jan
1.55
12g
10
;
Feb
2%c
27,485.-
12c
16
common
i".
1
27c
Foundries
5c
11,600
Negus Mines-
6.90
Malting
ll%c
27,700
-
Consolidated
100
__.
Oct
Jun
300
Forging class A
3.15
1
•
Preferred
Sep
1
1
*
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada Foils class A
6,675
1.50
5.50
7,135
common
Nov
Sep
10%
:
Oct
7%
2.25
2.65
Sep
10%
500
v
15c
;
Aug
.
2.50
16
Packers
Arrow
16%
Jan
31c
Class B
Golden
38c
Mar
6.95
Canada
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
11% Mar
■X*.
Nov
25c
*
Oil
Lake.
Apr
58c
45
Aug
5!/4 July
67/s
6,485
17c 17%c
-
1.25
500
3%c
8,666
3,355
■
-
12c 14.% c
14c
7
*
1
Canada
Gillies
._1
Iron
1
1
Canada Iron
.1*.
Oil
Fenimore
Ll
19%
Oil
Canada
1.75
1.69
Marcus Gold Ltd
—•
Oil
&
1.57
1
Mic Mac
5%c
1
Canada Foundries
5c
Consolidated
10
Chibougamau
Cement
9c
5c
_J:
1
—
Consolidated
1
&
8c
*
l
Consolidated
Campbell Red Lake
Campbell
2.90
Feb
25c
Consolidated
2.60
Nov
19%
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
7%
Aug
6c
Oils
9%
7%
16%
10%
Mines
8%C
9%
7%>
16%
May
6c
*
Petroleum
7%c
9%
4.50
4.65
*
Mines
Cadamet
Flin
Cadillac
July
Class
Calalta
May
7%c
14
_•
class A
Jun
7c
16 c
2.50
o
*
Burrard Dry Dock
3.05
36
15
32%. Aug
2.80
B__:
11%
_*
14% May
1
class
Dragon
35
16
Jan
Nov
6c
Discovery
2.50
1
Bullochs
Consolidated
12%
1
Burns
Jan
34%
13%
Burlington
7%
,
Consolidated
13"%
Products
Central
Consolidated
1
Building
Callinan
Consolidated
Nov
1
X—_*
Lake
Consolidated
Jun
34'
30c
7%
2%c
46,625
-
'
Sep
77
29c
Ankerite
Red
X
49
16
Jun
Aug
228
43,000
4%c
*
May
20c
5c
common
Sep
Apr
84c
21 %c Mar
600
Jan
1.00
Jan
63c
-
10%
_1
Gamma
5% May
Oct
Adt
Jun
8% '
Gold
Buffalo
Buffalo
1.00
Jan
Feb
32%
78,500
10
2.85
43%
16
•'
Nov
12%
175
Sep
18 %c
20c
Warrants
42%
10
Mining & Smelting
Jan
25
33%
25
B
7.60
220
16%
1.00
170
'
73%
2.50
100
85c
10%
10
48%
-1
—
Building
J
;
37c
Aug
10% Sep
335
11
.
Jllgh
13% July
Jan
18c
174
27%c 27%c
*
—
Mines
Preferred
12%
X
pfd—
Beta
Sep
67
0
Mines-
Consolidated
Consolidated
53
48%
•
A—._*
class
July
Jan
6.20
Bellekeno
342,491
11
90c
*
Bakeries-
Consolidated
Jan
5
Mines
Consolidated
Aug
Oct
47%
3.40
2.50
8%
2,266
37c
174
a
May
Low
12%
11
i
:
•
34%
•
Company
Buffadison
6%
60
30c
Key
33c
1
:
offered
Life
Mines
73%
•
Power
Telephone—
class
640
1
Chemical
Brunswick
6
_-/v-
National
9% May
7%
52%
50%
Con
*
High
12
30c
12%
Metals
54
53%
6%
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
Low
.
Enterprises
51%
% Mar
322
1
Products
46
52%
,
Par
"
Coniaurum
Jan
___
Columbia
Mills
Nov
Aug
3ac
* 3.50
Packers
Columbia
British Columbia
Eruck
34c
4c
3%c
Oil
Brown
Coniagas
720
common
Reef
Nov
16,500
•
Forest
Broulan
14%
78,700
—
Columbia
Erockville
13% May
14c
common
American
B
Confederation
47c
6.05
British
Class
Conduits
Sep
51%
6.05
British
British
Mar
8 %
11c
Petroleums
British
15c
Nov
50%
1
—
(T G)
Aug
45 %c
6%
pfd
Petroleums
Preferred
Bright
Britalta
7c
7%
51
Bridge & Tank common
■
Combined
13c
50
£1
50
Traction
Brazilian
Combined
May
46c
Pioneer
Bralsaman
Nov
82c
902,750
5 % clo
Mersey
Eralorne
31c
175
14c
Mar
1
Paper
Bowaters
32c
preferred
5%
preferred
Bo water
14%
28c
Sep
68c
*
Ltd
Corp
14%
4%c
50
Mines
Mines
Bouzan
:—*
•
preferred.
Bay
11c
X-
157.400
.
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
High
,
Bibis
Bicroft Uran Mines
.
27%
28
175
25%
Oct
44%
Jan
81 %
81 %
100
68'% Mar
81%
Nov
54%
56V8
2,749
41
56,%
Nov
__
56%
14%
50c
60c
59c
60c
__50c
60c
56c
60c
1,600
r
Jan
2,175
^
17%
55c
July
2,825
51c
Mar
'
--85c
66c
Jun
-
Jan
Nov
Volume
Number 6111
194
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2371)
CANADIAN MARKETS
/■
Products
General
General Steel
•
Preferred
class
A—
25
Jan
85'A
260
82
May
>Zi:
12'Ac
12 %c
7c
-
i—————1
34,000
14.559
16c
-1
Mines
Granduc
Great
Lakes
Paper—;——_ *
Great
Lakes
Power
3.35
Jan
115
:;;'l.
121
43
46
6%
200
200
24c
26C
61,765
3.80
39,850
18%
18%
17%
17'/a
18
6.60
7.00
16%
4,173
.
Nov
210
30
10
32%
9%
35,950
9%
33%
10%
10%
50%
50
50%
562
4.45
4.70
85c
85c
19%
19%
5'Ac
20%
5'Ac
30c
30c
31c
1.97
1.95
2.05
1.16,
Minerals
1,15
1.25
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Island Petroleum
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Gas_
Warrants
1
1
i,
,
Lowney
(W M)_!
!___
Lyndhurst Mines
:
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines—
*
Macassa
27%
100
16c
19c
common
new
————1—in——
;
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.
;
,
Class
Great
Plains
West
—_—4
Develop-.
class
Coal
1
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170
2.65
12%
13
A——:—V
.6
13
2,720
7,7*2
6
;6
6'Ac
6c
6'Ac
3.40
3.30
3.45
21% Aug
Macdonald
1
32c
29c
33c
32,150
_i
Mines
'9
Jan
Explorations
Macleods
Nov
MacLeod
5C
4c
5'Ac
23
200
Cockshutt
1.06
"2.450
18%
18%
19
Madsen
1
2.25
2.15
2.45
Jan
2.95
Apr
Magnet Cons Mines
1
6c
8.65
Jan
4.40
1
Jan
16
Maher
Sep
•v6% Aug
2.00
1.15 Aug
Red
Shoes
i,
•;
16
5,166
11
Jan
5:00
1,730
3*50
Jan
6.75 May
Maple
4.00
4.00
950
2.70
Jun
4.00 Nov
Maple Leaf Mills
16%
16'A
16%
.4,472
11%
Jail
i 17% JUly
56
56
57%
1,148
30%
Jan
4c
Jun
4c
Apr
:
——
-V.
:10.
4
—.—;
—;
Mines'—__—.—_____
Gulch
8c
19,000
1
Gunnar Mining
Gwillim Lake Gold
8%c
6%c
lie
160,900
8.55
8.50
8.65
10,658
1
7 Vic
7c
9c
302,000
1.99
1.99
200
:—1
________!
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—
Hallnor Mines
Hamilton
Hardee
Cotton
*
Hard Hock Gold Mines—
Harrison Minerals
:
Hasaga Gold. Mines—
Head
Heath
14c
14c
21c
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16c
"
20c
15
Mines-—:
1.20
15%c
46c
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9c
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1.23
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155,624
Consolidated
Home
Co Ltd
Oil
11%
12%
22,890
7.25
Jan
Home & Pitfleld
20c
3.95
3.95
4.15
7,901
preferred
_50
42%
'42%
42%
250
Howey
Consolidated Gold
•
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudsons
Bay Oil—
Hugh Pam Porcupine
1
Hudson
*
Smith
__:
Paper
Erie
2—
2.15*:■ 2.25
53'A
18
9c
16%
8C
9'Ac
54
50%
Inglis
•54
Utilities
1
6c
_•
79
!
1
warrants
Inter-Provincial
Commercial
Jan
11% Apr
16 %
27
585
22'A Mar
27
8c
220,400
78'
81
16,404
4c
Jan
57%
Jan
40'A
Jan
200
7'A
Oct
7'A Aug
96c
160
Jan
1,00 May
31c
1.17
1.98
Kilembe
Kirkland
7,925
44%
1
14c
48c
26 %
Lake
~~
5c
6'Ac
*
~~
16c
18c
Mines
10c
11,100
3.55
3.75
12,675
11
11
11%
725
89c
95c
13.560
32c
49c
174,566
New
Kelore
.
Iexindin
Gold
For
11'Ac
439,290
Jan
3.25
10'A
10%
10%
7c
5'Ac
9c
9.00
8.25
9.25
12'Ac May
5% Jan
Rouyn_
1
11'Ac
*
13
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Mines—i
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1
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Nipissing Mines
Nisto
2.20 Jan
5.40
6
Jan
13%
Apr
Oct
Noranda
4c
Sep
9c
Jan
Nov
13%
Jan
Nor
10c
Mines
Acme
Gold-
47c
14,980
40c
98c
45c
1,100
28c
Feb
Jan.
1.53
8,700
74c
Jan
5%c
4'Ac
5'Ac
3c
July
6c
Jan
23c
17c
23c
24,300
49,500
12c
Jun
23c
Nov
56
52
56
Norbeau
Mines
40c
1,800
Mines
ZZZl
I~i
37c
Norgold
10c
10c
12c
72,400
l
14c
14c
15c
6,000
•
2.86
Mines
—
18,432
May
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel—
2.75
2.90
Nov
5,505
1
13c
11c
14c
19c
Jan
Northcal
•
8c
6'Ac
9c
25c
1.75
15
Oct
17%
Nov
35,233
113,650
2,642
3,020
Jan
28
Aug
1
Sep
7% Mar
Feb
3.00 Mar
9.10
12%
Jan
2.50
2.80
382,807
22,965
38c
2.80
9c 10'AC
3.75
1
3.75
3.35
12
11%
38c
30 %c
38c
2.80
2.60
3.35
:
12
4,000
48,807
8,968
875,750
2.95
665
3.30
3.35
1,714
31'A
32
510
50c
48c
52c
53c
45C
53c
52,150
57,600
18'A
-18
18%
2,430
26%
23%
26%
21%
21%
25
25
3
—
.
—
54
1.47
-
—•
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7c
10c
2.80 Nov
Apr *
19
Feb
10% Jan
26%
Nov
155
21
Oct
21%
175
23
Mar
22
375
21
54
1,090
4,250
287,700
49
1,160
387,400
10% May
15,370
51%
13c
12 %C
11
10%
4c
3c
.
1.50
1.45
•
15c
U '/a
6c
.
4c
30ya
Sep
Apr
82c
1
22c
21c
22c
20c
Oct
34c
Sep
May
_1
49c
47c
50c
40c
Feb
84c
May
21c
Jan
84c
May
Goldcrest
1
,60c
3,500
•
2.41
2.40
2.46
17,650
Gas
•
19%
19%
19%
4,517
common
*
327/a
327/8
210
2,788
51c
Northspan class A warrants
_■__
1
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Northwestern Utilities
Norvalie
pfd
II
100
8%
87/a
5.50
240
2.20 Jan
15c
5,000
10 %c Feb
82
90
25,525
8,330
9c
12c
1
Nova Beaueage
Nudulama Mines
9'Ac
65c
65c
80c
12c
13c
8,250
Obaska Lake Mines.
*
5'Ac
5%C
6%c
l
60c
59c
62c
18,500
14,620
Oct
22%
Oct
Ocean
♦
10%
10%
150
Oct
54
—-1
9c
12C
35c
*
2c
Mar
Oka
Cement
Rare
—
Okalta
Oils
15c
Nov
Oleary
Malartic
Jun
Ontario
Loan
6c
Nov
Ontario
Steel Products
—
70
8.20 July
30c
Jan
83
Jun
12c
30c
Oct
May
1.05 Nov
Sep
10 %c May
4%c July
52c
May
16c
Jan
7c
Jan
72c
Jan
Oct
8% May
11% Jan
3,000
7c
May
14c
29c
Nov
34c
32c
15c
14c 17 %c
12,800
59,000
lie
Feb
I8e
Sep
May
Apr
10
38
39
625
29
Jan
40
May
•
21%
21%
250
17% Apr
22
OA
90c
;
&
75
Jan
*
Metals——,i—;——
12%
•
^____
5%
Oct
20% Sep
34
July
11% July
25% Jan
13 %c
1
Mines-.
2.70
Sep
81%
8%
Wurranfc
1.73 Sep
1.02 Mar
13%
5.45
Northern Telephone
Northland
51c
O'Brien Gold Mines.
Feb
Sep
Oct
Oct
1.40 May
Apr
30c
Nov
Nov
1.70 Jan
1.10
70o
25%.
26
_
Jan
2.70 Mar
Jan
21
Quebec Power
Jan
16
1.50 Jan
32c
175
Northern
May
10c
34,610
7,064
12,575
Nov
73c
20y2CMay
29,020
Natural
July
Jan
Aug
54c
Mines
39c
3.25 May
80
4c
74c
Ontario
Apr
2.60 Nov
25 %
Canada
67c
21 %c Jan
Aug
25
Northern
May
12c
Nov
71c
Northern
37c
Jan.
Nov
56
46c
Nov
Nov
50c
14c
47c
Nov
32%
Aug
71c
North Rankin
4.50 May
4.10 Jan
3.20 Mar
27%
Feb
32c
_1
50
38c
Aug
40
3'Ac Feb
—*
North
-Oct
Oct
;
Exploration
Apr
3.75
50c
May
1
Preferred
12
8% Jun
1.85
1.73
North Coldstream
Nov
12C
Aug
common
1.15
Northgate
3.10
2.50 Jun
Oils
1.75
49'Ac
Canadian
Warrants
12'/a
1.85 Jan
Ltd
—
21%
—1
—1
5%
70c
12'A
*
—
17%
250
Oils
Aug
Ma;
45c
87c
225
4c
Nov
Nov
45c
12c
6
8c
5'Ac Nov
1.51
Oct
.
Oct
46c
Apr
1.65
May
4c
1.52
-
Mar
27%
3c
Ma;
May
Nov
7c
6
47c
Aug
lie
1.60
30c
72c
14
20c
26%
12'Ac Nov
Jan
14 %
35.561
48,250
6
Sep
14c
32,192
26'A
6c
10 %c
18 %c Jan
35c
Aug
Jan
13c
•
8'Ac Nov
Jan
12c
10
!—
1.10 Ma;
Aug
Aug
51c
10,485
1,49/5
Feb
5c
10
8c
17%
49c
11
11'Ac
17%
Sep
Aug
25
46'Ac
17%
,Jun
Ape
685
9c
*
6c
28c
13
12c
'
Jan
Jan
Aug
12%
•
Norlartic
Oct
8%c Jan
42c
13
Mines
4.50 May
38c
Nov
12%
common
Nicker Rim
Apr
1.90 Nov
7©
B
8%
8.25
1
Niagara Wire
Class
,__i
Merger.
9c 12'Ac
1
footnotes, see page 44
8'Ac
14c
6%
20
25
20
38
Mines
Mines
79c
7c
Senator
6%
;
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Gold
73c
14,500
Nov
A
——
Lencourt
78c
8%c
8c
May
50c
>
Levy Industries eommon
5c
5'Ac
24c
1
class
2c
30,125
26,300
6c
38c
•
4
Financial
66,066
4'Ac
Sep
1
preferred
preferred
$1.25 preferred
$2 preferred _—
Jan
7c
9 %c
Rouyn
Aug
10
6lA%
Nov
325,700
4 %c
7'Ac
New
8c
1
Mines
$1.40
Nov
7c
14c
23c
5c
New
14c
46'Ac
23c
17c
6%c Jun
July
Aug
5%c Mar
24c
sjc
11% Mar
25c
1,800
6%c July
21c
148,675
17,000
3,500
1,700
1,400
1.96
4c
19c
47c
36,600
1.90
500
11,100
40'Ac
57,300
1.92
4%c
23c 24'Ac
4lc
19c
151,300
43,662
4'Ac
23c
Mylamaaue Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
12c
425
25c
New
Oct
Nov
12,905
22,500
14,200
May
Apr
4.35 May
:
Jun
13%
27c
»
Mines
18c
33c
1
M & S
Mar
7'Ac
12,200
1.50 May
Nov
9c
6'Ac Nov
24c
39c
56c
Nov
107%
1
Mines
Gold
17%
Jan
1
Mines
4.00 May
Jan
30c
24c
Newnorth
1.35 Mar
10%
64
1
:
Jan
6c
50c
Mines
May
37c
..
Petroleum
4c
18c Apr
25c
1
*
New Harricana
Hosco
Oct
3c
35c
Jan
Jan
10% July
18c
Jan-
80
1.12
625
36c
Aug
Mar
20,500
20c
31c
50c
Aug
6c
1
21c
31c
13%
l
9%
Sep
1.80 Nov
Sep
5c
Manitoba
2.50 Jan
65%
Feb
23c
31c
1
Jason Mines
8c
44% Jan
50c
13
1
,4
Develop
New
12c
Nov
13
New
Aug
8 %C
Concord
23c
Mar
Oct
77c
16% Nov
Jan
5y2c
1"
Newlund Mines
7c
3.65
*
Sep
4c
17%
July
3%c Sep
Apr
3.70
13%
27,700
6,000
9%
54,066
8'Ac
Products
Alger Mines—
80
4.35
7c
10
Gold Mines
Laurentide
17%
105 107%
Sep
6c
__!1
common
Secord
16 ya
1
New
17c
—
Langis Silver
Laura
jg%
17,200
Jan
5,250
1
.____
Mines
American
•
Nealon Mines
Nov
32C
—
Lambton Loan
Latin
:
12c
Feb
2,175
1
Mines
Shore
1.03
*
Gold
Lamaque
26c
6
12,500
8%
4.20
8% July
63c
11c
16c
8%
1
Gas
Osu
1.56
24c
•-
1,200
3,896
May
*
Preferred
Lake
55%
1.35
26c
10
48
1
Cement
53
1.44
*
5,804
1,980
21,672
141,401
7,800
71,760
16
45,859
394,360
215,315
6c
.
90c
Oct
(Mar
10,855
75c
15%
54%
25c
Car—
Goldvue
•
—
Ontario
16'/«
72c
18'
Sep
2.18
Steel
Davies
Mar
9 %c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lingman
15%
Petroleum
National
New
Nov
40c
11c
1
Lake
15%
•
Nov
2.05
National
Calumet Mines
33'Ac
17'Ac
6'A
:
Lake
Nov
National Trust
1.01
4.00
8'A
*
Townsite
Dufault
44
10c
Jun
North
Lakeland
Jan
Continental Oil of Canada
375
Kopan Developments Ltd
Lake
41 %
Bidlamaque Gold
1
Warrants
120
July
Apr
New
1
*
Lafarge Cement common
44
_•
New
46
1
".
Oct
44
III40
Exploration
New
—*
Labatt
30
common
New
67c
45
1"
Minerals
Kirkland
Feb
;
New
62c
1
30
25
4c
Jun
Drug & Chemical
1.65 May
4.10
Copper
24% Jan
449
2.00
11% Mar
*
2.70 Jan
62c
Mines
1,615
30
New Athona Mines
3.05
Gold
Kenville
29%
29%
43%
.♦
Jan
Nov
Kerr-Addison Gold
28%
~_l
1.50 July
Sep
Canada—
29
29%
*
Nov
65c
3.65 Apr
13% Apr
9,100
2,622
11c
3,295
1.10
1.90
Oct
Feb
10,185
1
Jan
64
Jan
24c
4,010
12,525
59%
31 %
Jan
2.5Q May
Nov
10c
_i
Nov
2.80
70
15c
2.40
-
.
Nov
80
47c
1.50 Jan
10c
64
Jan
28c
7c
190
64
10
of
6,205
14,500
17%
2,974
Warrants
Kelvinator
1.90
•
17%
15,906
90c
Douglas
1.85
15%c 17 %C
Oct
14% Jan
70
19c
Petrol
class A
17c
Apr
14% May
1.80
44c
Jumping Pound
34c 37 %c
34c
Ncv
36c
340
79%
41,600
32,631
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
27c
22%
12%
9,820
65
Oct
Apf
9% Aug
7% Jun
17%
1.60
Jan
16c
17%
77 3A
1.55
Jan
17
New
60%
80
16%
Neon
37
Oct
1:20 May
45%c Jan
17
7.50 Nov
■
1
Mines
Jonsmith
36,100
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6.00 Nov
1
1
lie
Apr
Jun
2.60
*
Nov
278,550
Mines
13,500
9c
Oct
5
NOV-
1.16
1.90
Warrants
Quebec
:
Preferred
70
warrants
Preferred
70c
10c
2.50
12%
Minerals—^
National
5.35
20c
common
2.50
68c
70c
7c
Porcupine
National
5.75
1.01
Mines
2.50
69C
Jan
96c
320
19c
1
3,900
2.50
17c
2.50
11 %C
79%
*
Mines
58c
Aug
July
99c
1,565
81c
Lake
Gold
Nov
50c
5c
1.60 Jan
11 %c
7
19c
Service
55c
38,011
115,100
1
5.50
85c
Explorations
Joburke
51%
Nov
304,600
1
7
20c
Mining
Jockey Club Ltd
Jun
33% Jan
2,085
7%.
35c
Jellicoe
•49
1,746
51%
Mar
58c
57c
2.25
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
5.35
25c
25c
Jacobus
Class B
Jun
46%
1
Jefferson
Nov
9c
87% Aug
13C
23c
8'Ac
50c
2.01
Nama Creek Mines—.
1.70
—
Public
May
July
50
1
1
A
Jamaica
49c
7
5
;
Mines
Kelly
Jan
29c
255
5'Ac
8c
52c
2.23
12%
Wright iron.
5.35
*
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
Joliet
95c
18,200
Jan
•2.30
Moore Corp common
Multi
Nov
22C
Apr
2.30
Monarch Fine Foods_
Mt
Oct
50
12o
Nello
:
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Jaye
395
47c
95c
1
Waite
2.55 Mar
1.75
Discount
Common
Warrants
50%
*
com
Jun
45
25
Bldg Credits
18
7
Apr
18% Nov
>
32% May
26% Mar
36
2,590
•
Moneta
Jan
36
17c
8'Ac
Montreal Locomotive Works—
Jan
Oct
Apr
Ma;
12%
A
7.00 Jun
7%
5
common
Preferred
ciass
4.70 Mtar
Jan.
3.00
49%
10,140
26,548
1.6,5
B
Jan
4.15
10%
11c
IIII*
Aug
15
Jan
Oct
16c
-
4.00
16
5.90
1.80
2,325
9%c. Fee
48%
16c
•
3.25
16%
41c
26%
25
Molybdenum
Jack
97
16%
105
Sep
*
Jan"'
46c
5%c Feb
5c
2,000
.——III
Brewery
90
16%
II,400
1
Mines-
65
225
225
9c
—
1,208
410
*
:i
2,785
2,990
2.00
8c
8.75
9c
•'
Preferred
5%
2.00
:
•
—
Mining Corp
Nov
18%
7c
9.25
Nov
14% Mar
Aug
July
25%
July
67c
Mar
Oct
16%
Mat
7c
8.30
24c
19
16
Apr
110
10
1,340
18
116
Jan
Jar
1.24Ma;
10% Jan
20
25%
5%
Oct
100.
18,840
9,300
23%
16
101
29c
Class
5%
140
540
12%
Nov
...
14,847
102
27c
Nov
5%
11%
12%
17%
95%
Jan
101
12%
J__
38
3.85
Jan
9c
Aug
Oct
5%
20c
12'Ac
11%
21
Jan
95%
12'Ac May
105% 106%
11%
6,805
^
Brick
Molsons
Oct
Aug
Jun
-■V 315
:
_:
Mining-^—Di_:
Mln Ore
18
July
5c
9%
12%
3.50
4c
8,140
251,250,
10 %c 12 %c
21%
31'A
5%
10c
7c
9
14,990
95'/a
20,500
21%
23,205
1.65
Nickel
Inter provincial
Midrlm
.
12c
Jan
110
Apr
Sep
July
Light & Powej: pfd^!!__13.50
Mexican
Nov
49'A Nov
11c
26% Aug
12% Apr
100
9%
38
18%
com
Preferred
International
161
Nov
10
21%
17%
3.50
1
Powders
International
Iso
Jan
1
^
International
Class
Jan
37%
36
2,580
20
35%
:
■:
Bronze
Sep
89%
1.0
17
104
20
Preferred
16%
10
:
Warrants
International
•
Milton
171
36
16%
1
Metro Stores common
-
Nov
19,702
May
_i
•44c
160
40c
106%
1.25
;
Midwest Industries Gas
Mill City Petroleums^—
49%
_20
Inspiration
20c
Oct
May
•
Nov
j
21c
1
j
•
Jan
158
*
Preferred
Iron
60,657
Lake.
54
48%
*
Inland Cement Co preferred
Inland Natural Gas common,
Irish
44c
38c
Red
10c
Jan
6,210
35%
Midcon' Oil
Apr
30c
36
Nov
33c
_i
2.85
Nov
'
NOV
28c
•
;
Lake
57% May
18
Nov
6c
6c
140,100
1
Oct
9.10
"37
4c
92c
Oct
57c
*
;
Red
38
100
■_
(John)
1969
40c
159
49'A
17%
4,300
1,004
.
Ltd
Merrill Island Mining:
Meta Uranium Mines
May
Nov
May
3c
1
Jan
2.00
45
lc
68c
*
;
McWatters Gold Mines
Oct
Aug
49c
100
Mclntyre
Sep
44
Jan
Jun
41
8,462
100'
Maybrun Mines
McCabe Grain
25'A
___
Minerals
3,893
8,104
18
1
i—
$4% preferred
Industrial
3,900
54
20
._,
Hydra Exploration
•
l»
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
._
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd new com
*
warrants
53
5.00
3.05 May
40
6'Ac
Jan
50c
Nov
12%
Class B
Jan
Nov
4c
26
86,500
13c 14 %c
•
12%
7.60
19
Nov
3.40
_i
Nov
26,841
19 %
Jan
Aug
4,140
12%
Jun
Jun
1.95 July
67o
12 %
257/a
1.62
15%
Jun
42,200
39 "
25%
•11%
24%
93c
Jan
25%
12%
Oct
5'Ac Nov
86C
Jan
_5
■
48%
35c
Oct
23.. July
95c
Jun
44,300
lie
Mentor Exploration & Development_50c
M E P c Canadian Prop
•
_*
Gold—
clajss A_____-
300
3c
May
3.65 Aug
88c
Apr
52'A
14c
9c
Apr
July
54,200
53
52
Mar
8%C
Apr
52
5c
2.60
Occ
28% May
22c
Nov
1
Lake
McMarmac
May
Sep
6c
Medallion Petroleums^
Jan
105
7c
8c
Oct
*
1.85
6c
35
1.58
Mar
25
Oct
12c
Nov
11,450
4c
2.36
•
70c
4,000
2;90
^
Maxwell
Jan
MbKenzie
Feb
5c
1
L
3.05
25c
2.66
v
Mattagami
Oct
67c
42c
Oct
,_i
—
preferred
Matachewan Consol
10'Ac Nov
Aug
Nov
20c
20c
2.73
4!
Hollinger
New
3c
.
May
104
1
5%%
Nov
52c
16%
_•
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
:
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
4'A %
preferred
19'Ac Nov
6'Ac Aug
25c
Sep
^_1
Co!
&
Dauch—
&
Huron
Sep
"
Jan
25c
4c
100
j
Oils
Jun
21c
1.35
common
;
Jan
21c
10c
89c
,
1
Maritimes
Sep
15c
Oct
1.06
•
(Geo
Howard
Jan
10c
56,450
5c 10'Ac
22
Apr
22%
5c
89 c
;
Marcon Mines
Sep
1.20
Jan
36
;
:
Gardens
Mines—
Marigold
19% May
14% Nov
July
4'Ac May
16,400
47c
2.50
10c
434,600
41c
Nov
Nov
11
3,750
Nov
Feb
9%
715,750
-
15'Ac 19 %c
•
7c
Apr
15
Maralgo
Marboy
Nov
8c
Barvue
Leaf
Preferred
9.50 Aug
9c
Nov
Aug
1.45
15,950
1
<—_
Highland Bell J
Hinde
14%
13c
1
f.
/.
Red Lake__.
Gold
Hees
14'A
13c
l
.__
Lakes Iron_:
of
14%
58
Janl
4c
4,854
1,120
__1
Hastings
Headway
12%
7.05
250
11%
__1
:.
.
22
IIV4
*
1
:
22
♦
common
common
Carpets
Harding
6'Ac
1
Farms
.
—1
Mines
Lead
.
Manitou
Nov
Aug
Sep
8%
85c
♦
4.00
Oct
Oct
Oct
28c
1
15%
6.00
4.25
11%
2 %c
Malartic Gold Fields—
Mapeast Uranium
Sep
5.00
Jan
5c
Ltd
Majortrans
16,306
14,955
49,400
35
Lake—.
18% May
17 % May
■:
1.05
*
NOV
11 %
4
1
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
50%
1,286
warrants
__:
Sep
Jan
2.60
Oct
Nov
198,500
23
20
Jan
1.00
.5,000
.
___^
j.
pfd_
41 !
1:35
Gulf
-
A
16%
__
.
class
1.30
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
.
Macfie
15%
1956
1
Nov
7.05 Nov
Saddlery——:1.30
Winnipeg Gas_,j—4
•
16 %
Voting trust __1—_——.4——*
15%
'
:»v
5%
T18
12%
50%
2,470
65c
1,150
-
Greater
»
200
1,095
50
2.55
2.60
.
West
Great
-
v
8%
2.15
—__!_—50
warrants.!..
B
Great
V
'.l
8%
i-Z
2.15
•
$2.80 preferred
..
2.15
50
Great; Northern'.'Gas !;cfomrao«_n_j_i—1.'
-,*:1varrants.
•
Nov
133,000
22,500
1
Mines—
Aug
Nov
30,000
27%
34
9%
40
17c
Oct
May
80c
27%
Jan
33% Aug
9%
I,000
3,395
*
2.20
Feb
45% Mar
12,350
39,500
55,150
1
'
warrants
New
10,396
6c
High
1.75 May
12,788
10%
(M)
Long
Loraao Uranium Mines
4.10 May
Nov
6.60
3,773
18%
29%
4.60
Oct
30c
•'
162
•
Long Point
Nov
9,675
50
IZso
Jan
18
Jan
17%
5,251
6.95
Loeb
Aug
47
Sep
6% July
2.04
32%
warrants new___
Locana
<
165
.;
Jan
1.09
May
May
Low
1.90
32Va
—30
new
29c
Mar
10c
A
High
1.94
32%
™30
new
24c
6.75 Mar
3.20
■
A
31c
5% July
18
Jan
B
Low
•
1st pfd
Preferred™
14% May
Jan
46
6%
17'A
Class
J&n
7c
Sep
July
351
r
:
class
Cos
Aug
19c
Jan
15c
Loblaw
70c
Sep
18'Ac
Nov
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias class A
Class B 1st pfd
:
14%
10% Mar
500
8,000
19c
;
-
13,324
154 157%
common.:—_*
157%
v'
4% preferred—;.
—
n—50
!
Gordon Mackay class A
:z__.
*
6%
Granby Mining
5
Grandroy Mines ,1—25c
•
2c
s
Jun
21c
11'Ac Aug
20c 23'Ac
Goodyear Tire Canada
86
9'A Mar
7,675
25c
17 %C
17'Ac
23c
_____.—_1
22 %c
12'A May
Jan
Par
Nov
30
Oct
2,631
....
12
11%
_■•
'
26c
15c
5c
7c
5,228
65c
11%
11%
_122'Ac
Globe Envelopes class A———.
Goldfields' Mining. —;
60c
10%
_1
Goldale Mines
204,200
21c
65c
11%
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
High
July
,7
16c
21c
——l '
Glenn Uran Mines—
:
50
3,622
85
:__1
—
Mine—
Goldray
30
10%
.___i__10o
Ltd—.
Mascot
30
10%
•
Giant Yelkmltnife.'Mines Ltd———1
Glacier Explorers ,—__,————_1
v
Low
High
10%
*
common—
——_—
Mines.
Genex,
Giant
Mfg.
Wares
Low
Par
43
;
Debenture
common
37
21%
,
52c
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle1
(2372)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Mines
Grchan
Wholesale
Oshawa
Overland
5.25
Jan
8.60 May
Territory
11,650
1.50
Jun
2.18
Texaco
21c
30%
32
4,590
55c
62c
66,600
24c
8%
23,210
'.i
8%
12%
13%
*
—.
4Vic
2,500
23c
1
preferred
8c
57c
-
—
Mines
Lake
14,996
1.78
31 %
—1
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
6.50
1.70
6 Vic
19c
Oct
8
28c
Jan
27c
100
Sep
8%c Sep
Sep
Mar
Mining
Canada
Preferred
May
Nov
Oct
Tidal
8% May
9l/4 May
13%. Apr
Porcupine
Pamour
—
Gold
Pembina
Pipeline common
Peoples Credit
Gas
Photo
Mines
Oil
Toronto
Iron
352,200
6c
Jan
12c
17c
4.70
4.95
6,060
3.40
Jan
5.50 Aitg
Towagmac
5.80
5.85
5.100
3.35
Feb
6.00
Traders
2.48
2.58
600
2.92
Jan
Class
14c
15c
14,900
13c
Oct
20c
Jan
5%
10%C
12c
15.231
>8c
July
15c
Mar
48%c
69c
244,030
9c
Feb
8%
8%
13c
14 c
8%
2.15 Aug
80c
•
29%
29 y2
100
15
Jan
35
Aug
Mines
36c
-
1.65
2,100
75c
Jun
70c
75c
27,805
520
Jan
8%
18,175
36c
33c
14 ya
14 Vs
30c
4,450
Nov
13
200
Trinity Chibougaman
Union
15% July
Mar
72c
8c
Oct
46c
1st
Nov
3%C Sep
Jun
32c
35c
34,900
27c
Sep
14
Jan
28%
Nov
Union
May
67c
Aug
25%
28%
14,575
63c
67c
38,400
30C
72c
71c
1.10
95,420
30c
62%
64%
2.201
50
2.30
1,600
64%
360
10
3.35
2,225
19c
28c
143,000
6.90
7.10
2,491
10c
30c
May
74c
Aug
1.39
2.48
United
85c
9,800
2.24
41,534
5%C
4%c
6c
16,500
3c
Sep
8 Vic
Oct
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
9V2C
9c
20c
80.299
7c
Oct
20c
Nov
20c
19c
21c
23,195
lie
Nov
36c
Sep
Quebec Labrador Develop.
Quebec Lithium Corp
4 Vic
3%c
5c
88,700
2y2c
Jan
5c
Nov
Ltd
—1
———
5.50
Manitou. Mines
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec
12,075
23c
Oct
30c
10,063
65c
Jan
98c
6%
7
5,629
1.80
2.00
2,199
52
760
14%C
———1
13
•9.15
9.35
7c
14c
209,185
58c
58c
62c
1.50
;,8
».
—
\
■
.r8
*
Mines
Rayrock
22,000
45c
Jan
84c
1.65
1,800
62c
Nov
8
155
1
MacDonald
Reeves
Renabie
Mines
-
Athabasca
Rix
Mines
Roche
Rockwin
Preferred
St
6c
Lawrence
__
25
6c
1
10c
•
preferred
5,320
10%
19,010
81%
25
6.05
<>3,718
-y-
" 260
•
10%
10c ll%c
102
1,488
Jan
20
•
13
Jan
.
8% Mar
.
.
12
.47,500
,
8c
24Vic
July
1,680
10%
Jan
14%
18%
Jan
26
Shiriff
San
Sapphire
65c
Jan
20,849
11%
Jan
2,925
6.35
Jan
15
1.72
1.79
17,656
6 Vic
5%c
9c
94,380
1.30 Feb
1
44
39,900
83c
94c
46,725
69c
39c
38c
41c
159,824
16c
<•
Holdings class A
40
92c
1
Security Freehold
41
Sep
33% Apr
5.10
4.80
5.10
16,545
*
5%
5%
Aug
760
4.20 Mar
*
10%
9
103/4
15,929
7%
Feb
Shawinigan Water Sc Power common,*
23%
23%
243/4
16,414
23 %
Nov
26%
27
5"%
Seven
Arts
Class
A
,*
Class
A
preferred-
Class
B
preferred
43%
385
39%
Jun
43
483/4
537
40%
Jun
50
1.45
1.50
3,500
—1
4.65
4.85
32.300
*
30
30
250
1
4.25
4.35
Gold
Mines
Sigma
Silver Miller
Mines——
Silvermaque ■
1
.!
_
Dairies
Silverwood
—1
class A
Slater
3.70
14,200
30%c
49c
1,500
22c
-Nov
36c'
139,318
24c
Sep
49Vic
13 %
1,123
10%
Jan
13%
Oct
273/4
28%
7,386
1.95
1.90
2.05
20,520
Manufacturing
•
5%
5 y4
53/4
769
•
Industries
17
17 y4
20
20
&
51%
51%
52%
31%
30%
313/4
—1
18c
13c
18c
10c
8c
11c
Stafford Foods Ltd
•
4.95
•
14
Standard
*
Radio
Uranium
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Starratt
Steel of
4.90
1.57
1,190
30c
35c
8c
77%
4 Vic
6c
8.35
100
68
70%
96 Vi
98%
15Vic 18Vic
9,534
96%
18c
Contact
24%
Feb
27c
Petroleum
16%
185
14
100
35
1.50
1.60
14.600
33c
34c
5,425
22%
1.50
,35o
•
—
Hughes Gold-.,—,
Temagami Mines
22%
_i.
'
1
.
1.54
95c
i-
1,820
.
22%
315
39c
45c
mm*
75c
6,000
68C
Aug
90c
Mar
4.65
I,800
3.90
Oct
4.70
1.25
3,925
1.20
NOV
1.85 May
7.10
6%c
7.80
71,456
59%
8,771
38 Va Mar
62c
68c
7,133
57c
3.50
1,225
6 Vic
.
„
/
:- 8c
2.80
<
__
2.80
1,030
2Vic
5c
35,650
13c 15Vic
5,340
5.60
4c
Sep
5c
Apr
Feb
24c
May
Jun
16c
10 Vic
1.03
1.16
26,442
88c
Jan
33c
30c
34c
5,500
20c
Mar
17%
16
17%
8,578
16
16%
15"%
16%
6,436
15
Oct
19% Aug
18V8 Aug
39
39
39
99
35
Feb
40 Va
Sep
28
Jun
28
28
28
10
24 y2
Jun
5c
.
4%c
'5c
19,500
2%c
Sep
6c
Jan
63c
Feb
1.85
Nov
50c
55c
9,900
41c
1.75
,
1.70
1.85
19,933
95c
;
9
10 y4
32%
32%
__
*
:
-
5,052
214
Mar
Oct
6
32 y2
11
Sep
Mar
Jan
33
60c
60c
320
25c
Jan
1.50 May
1.00
„
J1.00
50c
1.02
6,796
79c
Jan
1.07
5.25
6.15
3,475
17c
8,500
12c
20
20%
7,166
17% July
22%
Oct
21 Vi
22%
3,540
18% July
24%
Nov
95
312
90
98
11%
12%
7,921
109 Vi
109 Vi
10
104
Oct
.14%
110%
Oct
29Vi
160
17
July
33
Aug
20%
—•
2i%
100
95
100
109%
29
•
94%
:
_50
l
Sep
Nov
16c
__
16Vic
*
a
-
4.00
__
pfd-A
Apr
1.18 Aug
75c
Aug
July
;
pfd
3.90 Apr
7Vic
II,600
•
a
11 %c Mar
5,500
1.05
.
1
;
Jan
4.40 Apr
Sep
9%
5
,
Nov
1.12
2.40 Mar
12c
—
•:
60%
Nov
lie
__
1
—
7.80 Nov
Sep
July
3.30
Oct
lc
II,429
4.00
120
3.00
6.15
Sep
Jan
25c
May
9.85
1.15
5c
Jun
Feb
Oct
2.14 May
Nov
7c
Oct
13 %c May
4.75 Jun
Sep
4.00
Jun
60c
Aug
4y2c Aug
8c
Nov
May
Apr
.100
34%
34%
35
1,040
23
Jun
36%
5
warrants—
17%
17%
18
2,390
15%
Jan
23
6.75
6.75
7.25
940
4.75
Jan
11%
Jun
l.oi
1.00
1.02
6,750
84c
Jun
1.34
Jan
10Vic
12c
16,600
9%c
Jan
98,000
-
•
<
1
a
Oil
lie
20c
4c
3c
5c
6y2c
6%c
2,000
1
1.05
1.04
1.08
15,550
*
1.35
1.35
1.35
65
_l
41c
41c
42c
20,400
1
Mines
6c
54,300
l
Mines^l
Mines
__
2Vic
18c
Feb
Sep
Jun
May
8c
Apr
3y2c May
7c
July
90c
1.15
May
1.25
34c
Feb
Jan
1.80 Aug
68c
Jan
7c
Aug
May
7C
2.60
2.60
2.70
2,600
2.00
Feb
•2.90
16c
v
16c
18c
18,500
14 Vic
Aug
22 %c
__l
Zulapa Mining
5c
•
1
Electric
Aug
40c
-
34c
40c
135,650
21 %c
Jan
40c
Nov
3%c
Jan
Oct
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Canadian
Pulp
38%
75
Feb
44%
10%
10%
100
6%
Jan
10%
Nov
—•
35
35
35%
1,866
25%
Apr
35%
Nov
52
Jan
American
Gold
Bank
Note
_*
Apr
Canadian
Jan
Sep
Nov
80
Dominion
Mar
Jan
6c
75
8.15
16,444
24
23%
24%
2,629
Glass
19
19
19
•
40%
40%
41
259
41%
41%
42%
6,254
17c
17c
5,000
86
88i/2
•
common.
Prefeiled
Dominion
Dupont
May
Linoleum
common
Gaspe
Copper
Hayes
Nov
9.80 Mar
*
Steel
36
10
—
Oilcloth &
Co
Jan
32
Jun
—
♦
:
22%
•
Mines
„
_l
22%
Sep
Loblaw
MacLaren
Jan
24%
Oct
Aug
34c
Jan
Feb
1.31
11c
A
49c
43,700
1.49
1.56
13,970
95c
1.00
4,300
66
14%
120
13%
Jan
22%
325
19%
jun
25%
Jun
27%
28
3,548
19%
Apr
28
Nov
Jan
29
May
Jun
24
355
17%
21%
175
20%
37%
1,567
30
13%
July
13%
14%
1.000
13
Apr
23%
24
651
20
Jan
__
263/4
Nov
35
47
Jan
56%
1.91
Nov
2.65
55
54
55
1,532
40Vi
Jan
1.50
1.50
100
1.40
Jan
48c
5oc
6,000
33i/2
333/4
100
Feb
Zellers
__
95c
2.20 Mar
Sep
Jun
Nov
1.90
Jan
1.69 May
Corp
—
—
Jan
70c
*
1
»
.,
__
__
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
1
a Odd
?ar
included-in
/
'
years
lot sale
issued,
x
CANADIAN
55
Sep
Nov
1.51 July
July
Nov
Sep
Aug
65c
'
42
'Jen
Apr
MARKETS
(not included in year's range), d Deferred delivery sale (not
Selling ex-interest., f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading*privileges, wd When delivered,
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
range).
&
ra<n«^' t Ex-liquidating dividend.
wi When
AND
44c
33%
Oct
Nov
535
Gold
Jan
24
650
Cons
Jun
May
1,000
t
Nov
17
27
Aug
25%
39%
2.40
263/4
♦
100% Aug
Oct
15
52%
-16%
Nov
►
51
13% May
Nov
Ma^
570
14%
21%
1.91
93%
1.49
Feb
263/4
Yukon
21
20c
88%
23%
Southwest Petroleum
35c
Jun
Sep
13 %c
52
Sep
40c
Oct
49%
2.40
17%
Oct
42
•
25%
Apr
20%
Apr
2-50
common
Mines
14% Mar
1.45
Jan
Jan
41
37
Price Bros
-23c
Jan
18
29%
—1
Flour
Feb
Jan
Nov
22%
2.50
23
•
Nov
&J?ntari0 Paper
Pend
2.02 Sep
Feb
8.15
24%
1
class
Oct
Sep
21%
Inc
Jan
Jan
16
37
*
Paper
24c
Jun
5.25
60
Oreille
Ogilvie
10Vic Nov
Jan
35
37
2.50
Products
International
104
■
•
Investments
__
Jan
8c
58
7.05
*
Consolidated Paper-,
Dalhousie
Oil
General
58
8.15
•
& Dominion Sugar
Canadian Bronze common
58
5
Dredging
Nov
52c
High
38%
10 y8
British
Apr
16%
Low
38%
17%
Nov
Dollars
5
26
Sep
Aug
Canadian
High
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
Jun
1.78
in
Low
*
Canada
6%
Expressed
Paper
Jan
Jan
Are
Par
Anglo
'
133/4
99%
Taurcanis
75c
12c 13 %c
13 %c
Aug
5c
450
25%
,100
Teck
May
58%
65c
1
Zenmac Metal Mines^
July
16c
12,700
-4-1*
Sylranite Gold Mines
Tamblyn common
Mar
7.75
._20
Knitting class A
Young (H G) Mines
May
2iy4
271,300
16
•
7
58
4.60
•
13c
100% Mar
5,775
22c
25
--,—25
9c
1.85
17c
ordinary—
Jan
Jun
Jan
1
Bulolo
20
29,400
1.75
—,.
Industries
28 %c
Apr
Aug
5
9,000
Jan
3%c July
6.85 Oct
230
7%c
Mines
Exploration
Superior Propane common
Preferred
Apr
9%c
%
39
59%
■
v..
York
'Nov
67 y4
10
24c
,,,—
99
1.90
200
.1.20
__
Sunburst
70% Nov
Apr
24,425
Zenith
Nov
14c
Jan
3,215,766
Yukeno
1.75 Nov
10% Aug
91
7c
Bear
July
30
60c
Canuck
1.00
2%c Aug
8y4 Sep
1,162
1.20
!
Zinc—
July
Jan
1.75 Nov
350
1.42
&
8%
Feb
6%
4.60
*
A
5Vi%
54c
Apr
1.15
57%
75c
*.
H)
Oct
Apr
11,685
5c
A
1.83
Jan
Jan
43c
(G
Sep
55%
55%
K
a
Mar
35c
1.34
22c
3c
1,897
Sturgeon River Gold
90c
50c
34
25c
27,224
26%
24
Preferred
4,000
90c
Oct
14c
5>/2
521,400
.'
13
23c
Aug
20c
Apr
•
1,600
14c
9%
1.40
Yellorex
FfflMPNov
14
23,000
7.95
253/4
Oil
Cons
1.75
8%
•
Inlet
38c
12.599
76
103 y4 103%
Sullivan
1.65
' 10c
Jun
Apr
58% May
Oct
1.10
1,622
10,366
8.15
30 \\
'25
Aug
53
8.75
2,855
Preference
Sudbury
6%
1.70
10c
69%
—J
13% July
161,800
14%
*
■
5%
1,65
:
8%
• '
17 Ya
21,760
5c
14
*
20
8c
100
—•
>
*t)
10,875
22c
6
1.65
6Vic
8 Vic July
300
•
Canada
28c
24c
•
11,130
1
21% Jan
1,220
26
1
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Steinberg class
S wit son
4.95
14%
1.48
—1
Nickel
Supertest
1,700 *
14
Mar
50
195
26
1
Stedman Bros new
140,911
Larder
Yellowknife
&k_Nov
18% May
43,300
•
Standard Paving
Stanrock
7
447,538
Oils
56c
2.65 May
275
—•
Mines
1.12
1,945
20
Jan
■
preferred—50
Southern Union Oils
Spooner
17 %
20
Southam
Feb
1.58
2.14 Aug
1
28%
Sommerville
26 y2
11%
34% Mar
Jan
480
1.38
1.25
preferred-^
Nov
27
30
Nov
13 y4
: 29 Vi
Jan
37c
Jan
Jan
1
:
Alexander
7.15 Sep
2.00 Apr
Jan
1
5.05 Aug
22c
937
1.47
1
Yankee
Oct
45c
Nov
1.51
*
Ltd
————i—:
Yale Lead
Nov
33c
15
Jan
3.30
Wright-Hargreaves
Oct
22c
Nov
3.65
9c
Oil
Mines
Class
Oct
45c
1
common
Jan
14 Ye
1,185
85c
1
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
5.65 Aug
30
Jan
12,158
5.90
27%
i
Nov
14-7/3
17c
A
$2.80
Aug
21c
3,199
*-
i__
Hardware
Nov
58
May
1.42
;
Mines
class
22 y4
17c
20,362
Windfall
July
1.55
Jan
May
'
__—
class
"52%
Jan
13,333
Winchester
Nov
36c
•
Preferred
Stuart
762
,*
Industries
Feb
3.25
5.90
15 y2
July
Wiltsey Coghlan.
'
Ltd
Mines
D
87c
23
%
•
1
Ref
common-
Petrol
2nd
-
"."
52
14c
Warrants
Wood
22c
.
.
1
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
4.75
Mines—.—,',,11——50o
Standard
Silver
500
Quebee
Oct
42
Gordon
Creek
Sherritt
K
26
Nov
6Vi
Gas
preferred—-:
Willroy
14% May
30% Apr
31 % Mar
48%
50
-50
Breweries
Sheep
Sicks
S
42
245
Nov
May
49
20%
-_1
&
B
$6
Oct
5.10
July
22c
•
Oil
4Vi%
White
Nov
53c
&
Canada
Class
May
3.70 Jun
12
65
1'
:
1
Surf
21c
10
Nickel-
(Geo)
20c
1
—
Malartic
Wood
97
Apr
Feb
lOVa
•
Copper
Oct
98c
Jan
11c
455
f
110
Decalta
Nov
10c
16c
Sep
30
*
Mines
Western
•
May
2.00
4c
50o
Petroleums
Metal
Selkirk
15,500
11%
1.78
1
Petrol
Sarcee
Satellite
93c
is y4
—1
—
Gold
River
90c
17%
103/4
90c
preferred
'
103
18 y«
•
common
Gold
Antonio
Sand
Horsey
Sep
10 Vi
W
trust
Western
July
95c
Sep
21 % May
—1
Gas,
Maurice
Salada
7c
-50
•
Foods
Weston
Aug
•: 135
65c
3c
9,402
54
1.76
Petroleum—-Western Leaseholds 1
1
Nov
1,000
102
Sep
j
2.82 Mar
July
Jan
20 %c
225
22
*
Products
Preferred
52%
54
1
—
Western
*
:
14%
22%
11%
St
•
Jan
14
1.52
10
Exploration
Products.
.L——
Western Canada Breweries
Nov
101
Jun
286,205
16
Jan
24%
1
Westeel
Nov
22%
99 Vi
65c
1,755
17,500
14 y8
,
„
:
Knapp
Westates
May
'*■
22
21
1.95
12c
—
Westburne
*
Oct
25
Nov
Jan
1.76
21c
common
Canadian
West
Nov
82%
May
16%
14c
'
;
&
Voting
•
Jun
9c
-
14 Vic
Feb
30
•
Grey Trust———
G
Westfair
Oct
15%
Sep
•!•■ 72% Feb
3,275
11%
,
Sep
Apr
4c
Nov
Feb
9
24%
•
,
Nov
.
25%
9c
52
1.47
•
Warrants
'
14 J/2
•
100
class A
common
24
10%
14%
._1
Westcoast Trans
7%c Mar
12.
19%
12,200
2ic
Petroleums
July
8%
May
25,575
_•
1
-
Wespac
Jun
3cSep
Nov
35,665
15"%
1
L—
—
&
West
Nov
4.55Jan*
8%,
2514
<
21c
<
*
Lake
17% Oct
17 Vi
14c
12,737
8c
10%
-
10 y2
44c
50,963
4,680
60c
21%
54
1_«"
Werner
Jan
Nov
Sep
//_
30
Weedon Mining
21c. Jan
11%
80%
24%
*
6c
■
5.90
Hill
Amulet
Webb
Nov
13c
Mar
37c
50c
v
;
Eauipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—
-
11
.
10%
—
—,—
Corp
11 %
11 %c May
12
"
6c
8i ya
Industries
6c
;//' 7
10 y«
11%
■
,—
4c
UV2
A—
47,200
,11,100
6%.
5c
6%
,/
10c
14c
,
13c
,
15
7,300
lie 12%c
21%
-
—1
Waterous
Jan
12% Aug
13 %c
^_50
1
Wasamac
Feb
22 Vic
19Vic Jan
1
&
Walker
Sep
Jan
100
Canada—.—
Lawrence Cement
5%
44c
7.40
Waite
>
Apr
2.95
4%c July
460
Ryanor Mining
St
48,699
44,600
1
Royalite Oil common
Russell
15,284
7c
49c
9%
Alloys
Wainwright
19 % May
Oct
17
Consolidated
Royal Bank of
10%
37c
•
11 %c
16%
Pall Mall—
of
Rothmans
Rowan
10
6c
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd common—
class
11,650
17
—
Paper
15c
Nov
24%
!.
Fortune-.
Vulcan
May
1.90
1.35 May
19
1,250
L j.
A
Violamac Mines
Sep
32c
Oct
16%
.
Mines
Rolland
12y2c
37c
100
10y4
>-*■
A
class
2.05
405
99c
Nov
Jun
11
Vesper Mines ——1
.-J
Viceroy Mfg class A—
9% Aug
11% Nov
July
1.25
—*
preferred
2nd
16c
200
11
10%
—1
Uran,
Mfg
Little
Robinson
V
10 y4
14%
19%
24%
Ltd
Victoria
July
•1.95
July.;Jan "
Z 56o
145,000 "
28c
1.25
10%
13c
;,1Q
13,950
/
2.05
*
*
.-.1
Minerals
Rio Algom
Rio Rupununi Mines
22c
1.25
ir
11
£
——
Rexpar
Robertson
—
3
Chemical
Reichhold
81c
790
v
5,775
'V
;
Jan
Jun
Oct
19
11
——i-*"
Ltd__h—__1 ~
c—
Consolidated
Ventures
Nov
11%
25 %c
■*
Realm Mining
t
Venezuelan Power
Jan
10
.77-c
78e
18c
14c
6%
57%
56,465
Reef—:
Vanadium
Aug
4%c Oct
U
...
55
Jun
56
Jan
10,250
;
Oils—
Vandoo
9% Mar
Jun
8.35
Keno
Vendomatic
3.35 Mar
Sep
12o
6,560
12c
—1
Ranger Oil
Rapid Grip Batten common
34
27.232
%c 14 %c
9.25
1
Radiore Uranium Mines
4.49 Sep
Feb
Jan
37 Va
14c
——50'[
Debentures
1.05
38
100
9%c
Corp—.
Upper Canada Mines
Nov
50%
160
lie
common
Canada
v
United
Nov
92c
-
Nov
56
41%
7Vic
United Steel
Oct
18c
30c
52
6%
Mining
Quemont
Quonto Petroleum
Feb
Nov
59
8%c
L—
United
Sep
28c
1®®
Preferred
Queenston Gold Mines
5%c
6.40
8&c
88c
—
—
4,800
13y2c 14 %c
2.10 Jan
2.00
—,■
Warrants
13 %c
—1
1
■»-*
——1
1,000
5.70
5.50
Jun
13c
Jan
ll%c
United Mindamar
Feb
80c
2.04
Minerals
15
Sep
1
—
United New
Feb
Jan
83e
2.24
1.89
Oct
6 Vic
37 y2
—1
1
Li
B
Preferred
Oct
•
—;
of
Corps' class
class
Nov
7.20
Co
United, Canso
Nov
*
Airways
Oil
United
3.60 Mar
4.35 Jan
12
9,025
50c
—
Canada
preferred—
Union^Mining Corp__
3.00 May
360
of
A
"
2.20 Jan
24c
Class
Nov
360
7.10
Ltd—:
Jan
Union Gas
Nov
3.10
3.20
*
Premium Iron Ore,
Aug
1.10
2.05 Apr
192
Jan
Nov
__1
common-
United Asbestos
27
12 y4
48c
21
1.90
—
—
43,043
121,050
100
—20o
—*
——
President Electric
Purdex
preferred
72c
2.15
Ltd
Acceptance
6y2c
67c
Wj
Nov
35
69% Aug
18
Jun
17j/4
14%
i
Mines—
5c
64%
:
1
Producers
Shawkey
33c
J
Aug
43c
Feb
1
Ultra
64c
Roy
Gas
i
Oct
Apr
55c
Nov
40c
35c
Sep
Feb
8%
6c
Corp
Prospectors
'
—
70c
1
Mines
<
Tribag Mining Co Ltd-
2.09 Aug
87C
5% Aug
Apr
41 Vi
12Vic
i
1.62
25y2c Mar
-
115
24%
1—
• /
_1
1.65
7%
i.-
Resources
Pipeline
Pipeline
Triad Oil
—1
Premier Trust
Prarie
Sep
Nov
—
Rouyn Gold.Oil
Trans
47c
15c
Nov
85c
Jan
6,100
48c
_1
Transmountain
Oct
Oct
5%
Sep
59
19
Pipeline
Transcontinental
Nov
Sep
5y4
33c
57 y8
13%
L
i
Canada
Nov
35
10c
80c
23c
10c 10%c
41 Vi
Trans
50
30c
10% July
56
Jan
14,020
Jan
Jan
3,147
12%
;
40
-—J
May
140,940
Nov
1.68
5
43c
4,700
12%
_1
15c
Feb
Jan
454,444
57
Exploration Ltd—
40c
Nov
43c
12%
58 Vi
Canada
11c
90
31c
30c
_1
Trans
36c
May
Jan
69%
29c
67%'
_•
Nov
36c
560,520
12%
i
warrants-
12 Vic
25
....
69%
B
29
73c
21,000
12%
45
8%
100
57c
29Vic
—J.-—
class A
150
•
5%
54c
//42c
i
common
Exploration
preferred
1957
5%
1
A
Finance
417
*
Gold
Power
Provo
Class
15,200
18c
69
48c
900
77c
55c
10<
-
13% May
7% Aug
3,245
-
Oct
7%
75c
—i_l
Bank—,
Works
50
1
Powell
Preston
I
Oct
17c
1.60
7%
75c
_•
;
35
1
Oils
Prairie
,
53c
mi<»
Development —;—
Ponder
Jan
1.05
1.10
7%
—
:
Mines
50
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
Nov
;
Uranium
Ore
71c
i
Mines
34
Ltd
Co
Oil
Crow
Pitch
9,000
71c
Torbrit Silver
50
Engravers
Pickle
72c
72C
•
9.30 May
35
Mines—
&
& Gas
Industries
Phillips
Dominion
:_•*
■-*
—1/.
common
OiL.
&
Gold
Petrol Oil
Toronto
Jan
*
common
Peruvian
Tormont
Jun
5.85
50
Preferred
Phantom
Mar
57c
————-.1
1
1
1.25
Exploration
Perron
27
Oct
1
Peerless
Permo
Jun
31c
*
Paymaster Consol —
Pee Exploration Ltd
Penman's
22%
35,400
1,130
1.57
'
Z
Tombili Mines Ltd
3
Canada—,
Consol
Pato
7,724
43c
1
Parker Drilling
of
8.20
24%
40c
-*
.
Paramaque Mines
Patino
7.75
23%
43c
•
89%
1
10c
—
Tip Top Canners class A
23%
200
—
:
89 %
«
*
8.00
Ltd
Jan
i__
Park—
Petroleum
*
Hersey
ge
Pamoil
9.90
89%
Apr
Oct
81 y2
I,223 '
62%
High
lie
55
32,440
60
•
Thorncliffe
75c
Low
High
13%c 15%c
61%
,
L__^_100
Thompson Lundmark-
32
14c
—•
common-.
—
12%
32,277
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
Low
1
Ltd
1
Pacific Petroleums
.
Par
6.15
1.77
-1
Gold
Orenada
.
(Range for Week Ended November 24)
High
6.35
-1
1
Opemiska Copper
Low
High
!
44
Volume
194
Number
6111
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2373)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following 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")
wide
Par
Acoustics Associates
Alberto-Culver
Aid
87/a
24
26%
_10
51
55
a
.—1
Amer
Air
Filter
American
7%
32'A
35 J/b
Franklin
27%
30%
*
—5
Co
49
Arvida Corp
__c
Assembly Prod Inc__
•
Associated
Products
Aztec
Oil &
Baird
Mfg
&
Growth
Capital Inc
14VW-
15%
Gulf
Markets
:
if 21'A
B) Distilling__
Manufacturing Co__
Belco Petroleum
Corp
Bemis Bros Bag Co
123A
8%
8%
1
Black Hills Power &
Light Co
Bryson.Inc
Boston
Capital Corp..—
Botany Industries Inc,
Bowl-Mor Co —1
Heublein
15
Hidden
1 v
,
;i3%
12'A
19'A
1
6%
10c
Howard
21
Inc
*Class
A
common
25%
17
18%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
21
22%
Hugoton Production Co
Brush Beryllium
10
35
.36
Indian
38%
__3
38%
Co—_
1
33%
23
,
25%
14%
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
•
B.vllesbv (H M) ft Co
__10c
Head
Indiana
Interstate
Water
Water
&
Tel__
Serv
S
f
Telep C_0——12V2
43%.
'
3%
15%
Cannon Mills
Capital
class B
for -Tech
.Cascade
1
_.
Natural
25
com
Industries
Gas
14%
14%
3%
4'A
__4
29%
32
5
20%
Central Louisiana Electric Co.,-5
Central Maine Power Co.
10
35%
38 'A
36%
Jamaica
21%
39
.Central Indiana
Gas Co
/
Jervis
Jessop
Co__
10
3°%
Central
Service
6
24 %
Corp
1
^-/4
A'%
1
32%
34%
Chattanooga Gas Co_.
1
Chicago Musical Instrument—_1
5%
6 Vs
Vt
Public
Electronic
Charles
of
the
Ritz
'Citizens Util Co
Common
,
cl
57%
36V4
Stores" Inc__
3JA
87
90%
:
25%
48%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
_5
.Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com_3
V
6%
v
24
19%
•
■
.
preferred
—25 '
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
__1
21%
.
Rock Products
Continental Transp Lines Inc
Control
Cook
Cook
i
Coral
Craig
Cross
CTS
1%
-
22 %
.8%
8%
13
'/B
Business
Finance
Diversa
8%
6Ve
50%
54
Wallace
14%
15%
Walter
27
29%
3cott
&
Foresman
Sealed
Fetzer
Power
•
5
1
Skil
'
310
21%
—1
41
45 Vs
33%
36%
Wellington Mgt Co class
11%
12%
Wesoo
62
66
West
Coast
Point
•
Co
34%
1
8%
42
19%
20%
34%
Common
6%
Wood
Conversion Co
52 Va
56%
Work
Wear
21 Va
23
Wrather
5
52 %
2.50
Par
Bank
37%
20
13%
Bank
4 V.
Bank
,3%
Francisco)—
of
Commerce
of Commerce
.
6Vt
(N Y)
—_
10
(Newark )l25
31 'A
Bank
of New
47 %
Bank
of
93
97
Bankers Trust Co
21 Va
23
Boatmen's Natl Bk
St
26%
28'A
Broad
(Phila)
29
-
York—
St
(N
Trust Co
Y)
Louis
19%
Camden Trust Co
42
20
68%
55
63
65 'A
68 »A
39%
42 'A
43%
200
210
54
58
9
10
78
78
Monmouth County Nat Bk (NJ) 1
63 >A
Corp
.1
ftj
:
97%
88%
50
475
Commercial
Bk of North Amer_5
51
55 %
Commercial
Trust
Industries
59
63 %
61 %
65%
18'A
20 Vb
34 Vb
—5
21
22%
185'A
Meredith
21
Metromedia Inc
__1
'14%
15%
43
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—2.50
'16%
17%
•
19%
21V4
*
23
24%
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
15%
376
16%
Fairfield
10
52
Microdot Inc
Pipeline
Co
Capital Corp
1
Technical
Midwest
35
Devel
Co
(Chicago)
33Vb
County Trust Co (White Plains
38%
New
York)
5
Crocker-Angl® Natl Bk (S F)_10
64J/2
73
56'A
1
9%
10 V*
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7%
Miles Laboratories Inc
2
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
48'A
51%
46 »A
87'A
133%
92'A
15 J/2
17
Miller
83
89%
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
50'A
55
Missile
1
80
83%
/
.
Missouri
2 %
25 J/4
271/2
291/2
32
Mohawk Rubber
46 38
49'%
Morton
Eastern
Utilities Associates
Economics Laboratory Inc
.10
Utilities
Corp
International
27J/8
29
t
50J/2
54%
47
50%
1.25
58
61%
13%
15
48%
33
Narragansett Capital
12%
13%
National Gas &
5
22 %
33 %
National Homes Corp A com_50c
8%
2
11%
12%
Class
B
common
50c
8%
1
52'A
8
36
26
1
60%
Carolina Natural Gas_2.50
Penn Gas Co
5
3%
15%
Nicholson
94
99
Nielsen
File
(AC)
1
16 V2
17%
North
_2.50
31%
34%
North
12 V*
13%
Northeastern
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
Co
Northwest
Co
Water Co $4 pfd_*
Natural GaS—
1
15%
Northwestern
1
Financial
14 %
49
52%
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
10%
Mortgage Assn.lP?
First Boston Corp
10
——
9%
77'A
81%
Serv
Pub
Co
.;
94%
Foods-Co^
iji.w_v2.50
20
22
For footnotes, see preceding page.
;
38%
3
29'A
27%
30%
34 %
37%
6%
7%
24%
,26%
43%
46%
Old
Ben
Otter
Coal
Tail
..I
Corp
Fewer
•
Co
S,t.
31%
'
—
*
5
Bank
of
10
&
First
of
;
,
St Louis
45%
Seattle
New
(Philadelphia)_10
34»A
Rochelle
109
5
36%
20
43
60'A
8OJ/2
84 »A
137
64 J/2
County National Bk—10
29
31%
24%
26 »A
(Union City)
8
of
Providence R I
10
Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)
5
--A",
•o'
V"-£
36
Trust Co
Bk
39%
78 'A
82
32%
66
10
76 J/2
80%
42
48'A
92
96
46'A
(Wash)—10
Bank of Phila—10
491/2
85%
10
47
50%
15
(Boston)
80
t
53
33
V"';
(New York)
66 J/2
71
Union
'»
12%
13%
106
,98
Commerce Bk
(Cleve) _10
Union Trust Co of Maryland^lO
"
66 'A
71
United States Tr Co (Boston). 10
46
53J/2
Vnlted States Trust (N Y)—_2o
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)-5
137
Wachovia Bank
35%
51%
47
Trade Bank ft Tr Co (N. Y.)—10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2 V2
145
Industrial
Co
Natl
State St B ft T
48'A
57 "A
61
Bank
92%
187
30'A
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
110%
Tr Co_110
Industrial National
81%
88
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y„5
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk__10
Hudson Tr Co
Union
1st
Second Natl
Westchester Natl Bank
Hudson
;
87 3A
42J/2
107
77J/2
173
(Suffern N Y)
5
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
84
City Bank (N Y)„20
Pennsylvania Banking
'<■ Hertford Natl Bant &
/
68
94
Co
68
51%
32
Rockland National Bank—
of
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)
.
62-
20
Trust
44%
208
64 J/2
& Trust (Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) _12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
105
Natl
41%
195
48 J/4
49'A
102
St Louis
69 J/2
29 J/2
74%
103
of
76'A
104
5
(Hacfcenaack N J)_—
71V*
25
Bank
48%
72%
99 J/2
(Chicago) _20
45%
98
10
611/2
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
100
Dallas
70'A
56
65
61'A
12 J/2
(Jersey City)_10
46 J/8
66
45 J/2
55
Chicago—20
National Bank
Natl
First
83%
,
1
Water Service Co____—L10
Oklahoma Miss River Prod—10c
t
90
9%
56
78
*36
Ohio
•
.
Natl
19%
10
(Baltimore)
Natl
First
4%
14%
14%
(Atlanta)
Natl Bank of
First
10
6'A
44
43 J/4
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
122
Trust
Passaic County
63%
13 %
Bk &
First Natl Bank of Boston
First
28
Cap_l
7%
Power
Bank
First Natl Bank
:
38 V*
*
New
TO
Corp
Co
Nevada
32%
9
Oil
1
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
45%
30 %
u_2.50
Co
Natl
First
9%
Chemical
10
(Camden N J)
First
24%
31
Nalco
10c
Natl Bank
451/2
42 V2
Co__
Fischer
Natl
First
30%
1
Co
First
30 Vb
*
.—1
Corp_~
^
10
5
(N Y)
Corp (Minn)
Co
11
1
—
Camden
First
11%
28
1
Company
Inc
Bank Stk
15%
1
—_
First
14 JA
1
Corp
Electro-Science Investors
Emhart Mfg. Co
E*mpire State Oil Co
Ennis Business. Forms
Co
Fiduciary Trust Co
-43
10%
_
Foods
6%
39
_1
(Texas)
Electrada
;
5%
1
_10c
Systems Corp
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co_
1
5
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2
—
1
84%
40
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Oty
49'A
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
1271/2
81
10
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
New Jersey Bank ft Trust Co.ll
76%
651/2
116
144 >A
ft Essex
392
22
1
Inc
National Newark
68 J/2
20
lo
(Newark)—10
141 %
Banking Co (N J)
-10
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bank of Newark-12%
Northern Trust Co
County Trust Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co
25
National Bank of Westehester.S
National City Bank (Clove)—8
National Commercial Bank ft
Trust Co <Albany>
7.50
500
179
1
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
17%
York
(Fairfield County)
Continental 111 Bank & Trust /
31%
15 V4
16%
Mfg
(NJ)__10
Tr Co_12%
6%
151/4
Farrington
<fc
Connecticut Natl Bank
15'A
1
.-Erie Resistor
Co
Connecticut Bank
56 %
14 'A
1
Capital
'■.I. 4%"
53
New
National Bank of Detroit—12 %
National Bank ft Trust Co
101 %
84%
62'A
Dura Corporation
Duriron Co
Electro-Voice
of
68
14%
3%
J/2
94 "A
90%
Co
39%
Morgan Guaranty Trust €0
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
Trust
.61'A
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
5
Mellon Vat Bk ft TrOo (Pgh) .25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
""
74%
50%
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY) I2V2
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
Bank (Savannah)
10
Cleveland
57
Va
37%
77 'A
15%
8%
51%
<
72 J/2
43 %
24%
68
48
Trust
46J/2
48 %
22"%
58»/a
63
(Buffalo)
5
Manufacturers Hanover B & TI5
/—25c
Co
Manufacturers ft Traders
<
55%
.
42
13%
4%
Paso Electric
'
426
.
Bid
5
14%
:
9 Vb
2%
Companies
16
(N J)
40
5
29 Vb
8%
Par
68'A
:
/
42'A
45
Co
26'A
"2%
:
Irving Trust Co (If Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Seal Estate Bank ft
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Go
5
59
5
1
Publishing
*
Laboratories
Freight Lines—1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
85%
39
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
Melpar Inc
16%
81%
Wyle
21;;
47%
39
lc
6%
15
Ask
65%
410
_10
44%
!2%
31 J/b
77
Yellow Transit
6%
Bid
10
;;
8
1
6
1
24%
81
100
Virginia
1
Corp
9 J/2
29
—10
21%
5%
22%-
of America N T & S A
(San
11
12%
10
Corp
i
8»A
1
*
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Bank and Trust
1,
Electric Co
19%
9 Vb
34%
.
5
Corp
Corp.
Wurlltzer Go
25
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp__l
Stein Hall & Co
1
54%
5%
Inc—
non-voting
Stanley Works
14
"37%
!
Electric Co
1
Stanley Home Products
,
Wileox
20
Steamship
Screw Co
40%
12%
10
Register
Standard
510
37%
&
Standard
36%
24%
475
Fruit
86
...7%
47%
39
Stand
1
6'A
44%
82%
3J-
Midland
51%
5
77
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co
WItco Chemical
Electronics
Mid-America
48 JA
84
IVi
Inc
37%
5J/8
10
80 V*
Mattel
58%
4%
2%
Maxson
98 V2
10 J/8
4
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
.10%
35'A
9 V*
15%
23
54
IOJ/2
3
13%
7%
93 %
9%
WUeox-Gay Corp
21%
5
35%
5
9%
,t
1
40
33%
Publishing Co Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whitting Corp
8 VB
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
•
73 »A
7.50
30%
7%
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
19
69
28
1
38%
Marlin-Rockwell
'.7%
34%
1
2%
13%
27%
.
32%
Speer Carbon Co
50c
(E F)_—
Capital
McLouth Steel
30 JA
5
Spector Freight Sys Inc
•
McLean
36%
1
10 VB
12 %
1
17 JA
28%
18 >A
52 %
Co
'
34
*
Western Bower ft Gas
24%
36
50c
Tel
16%
5
48 %
Investors
States
22%
63 %
9%
Telephone
Western
9%
25%
4-v:
ft
*
36%
1
Corp
&
24%
Transmission
Southwestern
1
Lytton Financial Corp
Gas
22%
32%'
10
Long (Hugh W) & Co Inc
Lucky Stores Inc
Donald
71%
Manufacturing Co.*
1
1
35%
40%
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
Southwest Gas Producing Co
Southwestern Elec Service Co
33
67%
Western Lt
Co
13%
39%
38 VB
58%
5
25
7%
12 J/4
37 %
1
37 »A
Co
35%
21 «A
6%
10
Southwestern
44'A
Madison
Corp
Telephone Go_
55%^;
Gas
28 J/2
A—10c
Financial
34
Water
41%
25%.
1
Westcoast
:
22
38%
•
West
Eng Tel Co__
20'A
24
19%
E) Corp
Scientific
Welch
%
33%
41%
1
Co
15%
(Del
33%
lc
Steel
47%
14
.
Webb
38 %
3
Co
44 J/4
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport
159
30 %
Gas-5
Laboratory for Electronics
Laguna Neguel Corp units
Marine
29%
28%
22 %
Corp__
16
1
Wash Natural Gas Co
30'A
22
Union
23%
14%
*
20%
Calif
75 »A
15%
14 %
A
18
New
330
53 JA
22 *
71
•
201/4
Southern
57 >A
20'A
Co_.
151
12 %
Mac
30%
27'A
._3.75
29%
Ludlow
28'A
2
Southern
42'A
53'A
26%
28 J/4
Corp
Southern
33'A
39%
5
Paper
^17
I JIPJU
South Snore Oil & Dev Co..—10c
46 Vb
24%
31'A
»
2
-
40%
23
_1
•
Co
37'A
16%c
Warren
I—10
Power
9%
50c
Corp
26J/4
Sorg
,,11%
y
Pacific
8»A
50c
Warner ft Swmsey Co
Brothers
7%
12'A
49%
Warner Bros
4 »/<
4%
11% 1
5
Inc
24
Co
Corp_
Simplex Wire & Cable
14%
10%
Sierra
Investments
(71m)
5
Co__
&
31/2
Iron Corp
Vitro Corp oi America
Wad dell ft Reed Inc class
8
5%
Inc_
32 %
4 JA
.
12
Co
Foods
Scott
15%
13%
11%
12%
1
Electronics
West
14%
1
30
2
Far
1
27%
21%
5
Sons
Bradstreet Inc
Dunham Bush Inc
Federal
14%
Co__2.50
pfd
Dun &
;
58'A
13J/4
11 Va
Vance Sanders ft
Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mfg Co.
1
32%
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A__*
Keystone Portland Cement.—
3
Koehring Co
2
19%
1
.'
common
conv
Oil
Valley Mould ft
1
59'A
%%
8%
11V2
*
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott, Co
Equity
31%
55
1
Co
Donnelley {R R)
,
Bantam
Lab
29J/2
—1
Petroleum
30
2c
Natural
*
49JA
1
Seismograph Service Corp.
1
Star
Invest
3%
Peninsular Power Co
t
Utah Construction ft
Mining—2
60 J/2
45
-8 J/3 c
6 Vb
1
Inc
Blower
Realty
_20c
Inc
8%
34
5
Inc
Electrolux
Jacinto
-
55
1
Inc
Electronics
Electronics
H)
7%
51%
1
Chemicgl Arts Inc
Dictaphone Corp
El
•
Marie Reid
Scot
'55%
Manufacturing Co.-2%
(Wm
Schield
91%
10
10c
Machines
Di-Noc
Diebold
,
;
46%
23 %
Sanders Associates Inc
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
Scantlin Electronics
11%
10
15%
25%
:
5
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5.
Detroit Internat Bridge Col_:
1
Dorsett
San
30%
^
43 Vs
21%
59 Va
-A
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
$1.25
»
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23 V2
.
2%
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (LA) Co
Dial
13%
44
'
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-III
5%
,
23%
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Corp
'
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1
1
43%
25c
1
Lone
12%
21JA
40Vs
Searle (G D) & Co
'
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class A
9 Vb
Leaseway Transportation
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1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B__5
35%
11%
United
2
7%;'
33%c
Lanolin Plus
-10%
-
Corp—___I__50c
41'A
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Electric, Company..—i_l "•
7%
Ridge Prop pfd
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Systems Inc
—I 1
11-4
Company
5
14
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33%
Data
Crouse-Hinds Co
«
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75 3A
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United Financial
Corp of Cal
United Statee Chem
17%
5
Co
Kentucky Utilities Co
Lau
Commonwealth Oil Refining
2c
Connecticut Light & Power X/0-*
Consolidated Freightways —2.50
Consolidated
23
71
41%
16%
Baltimore National Bank
21%
1
conv.
1
4%
51%
v
$1.25
Service
Ketchum Co
3%
>v 5%
2%
..
1
MUGerp—1
Leasing Corp
1
78%
38%
1
Co
Kearney & Trecker
Kennametal Inc
32%
43 J/4
•
Supply
Kalvar Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
39
30V2
40 J/4
1
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
61V4
A_16%c
16%c
com
class B
Clinton Engines Corp
1
Coastal States Gas Product
1
Coleman Engineering Co———1
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%
26
45J/b
27 J/2
1
Corp
15
Jostens Inc
"
Rose
30%-:
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Steel
Johnson
Central Telephone
Cetron
Water
51 Vb
42
5
Corp
47%
8%
25%
75
12 Va
Sabre-Pinon Corp
St Louis Capital
62
w.,-l^(>-t43%
Iowa Public Service Co
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itek Corp
16
13Vb
_1
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71%
35'/«
5
5
& Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
35%
'
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Co
32%
7%
50c
1
55%
Co
Financial
Investment
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Union Texas Nat Gas
25c
Robbins
34 VB
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Ionics Inc
1
19%
67 V2
1
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co
'
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1
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1
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9%
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104%
26%
29%"
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31%
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Bakeries
Interstate
9
22
-
1
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1
—
1
60%
28'A
Interstate Securities
4 Vo
14'A
Cannon Electric
Trans-Work!
26%
37%
15%
.
47%
38
..
84%
80
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...
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46 Va
43 J/4
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5
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1
—
46%
29'A
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Engineering Corp
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
17%
Inc
Textbook
—1
1
50c
Corp
Tracer lab Inc
24%
4%
88%
1
Interstate
46%
15%
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd—
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
f-
International
Interstate
31%
1
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Recreation
Towmotor Corp
10%
54 V*
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53%
1
22 Vs
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Inc
24 Vb
10
•
43 Vs
1
Systems
22%
.10c
10c
Co
3
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Co
International Bank of Wash
30%
v
29%
Inc
51 »A
5
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•
Tool Research ft
Engineering-^;!
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11
4%
10'A
Water
Information
15%
28%
-
Co_12V2
&
Water
Internat'l
California
Mills
Gas
Indianapolis
36%
28%
16%
Rorer
27%
1
Fibre Glass—*
26%
13'/a
'
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20%
Time Inc
25
38%
58%
1
23
Go
(H I)
21
11%*-;
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44
Thrifty Drug Stores
35
-187%
,4%
_1
Thompson
9%
-
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—5
5
Rockwell
33 %
1
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Roadway Express
Pulp & Paper Corp—
*
—
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
California
1
$1.20 ,preferredi__25
Products
"
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5
Field
Johnson
Hudson
7%
Gas
Material-;
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Oil
l
Chemicall-l
12%.
Riley Stoker Corp
«
3'A
10%
'
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5
—5
17 %
1
1
1
Hamp
36
1
Corp
Butadiene ft
17
19<
Inc
-
5%.
,
15%
United States Servateria
Oorp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Uses
Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
5
37%
>>
2%
2%
Corp
Houston
:
1
11
9%
34%
1
America__2.25
Fearless
Houston
50%
„1_1
of
1
class A
Houston
8%
47
1
»
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Co
Houston
39%
7%
Engineering
Mgt
Texas Industries Inc
21%
11%
5%
Texas
ft Betts
38%
10%
36%
.33%
^
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16 V*
Thomas
■'*
19
234
36
Inc.
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42%
-
39%
1
17%
34%
Radiation Inc class A
Ralston Purina
Company
V
35%
50c
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
22%
27%
33%
11
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27%%
20%
-
-
37 %
.
32%
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex Corp Ltd
Purolator Products
;
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6%
25 Va
•
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10%
.
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
,
54%
24%
!5
57%
5%
222
Fund
Television
51%
9%
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19Va
:
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8V2
I
Telecomputing Corp
8%
3.75
2
Pubco Petroleum
Pub Serv Co of New
23%
!
Books
Techno
48
1
33%
4
'
20%
__3%
Co
Potash Co of America
24%
136
-
Gas
Producing Properties
.
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Holiday
Hoover
9%
36%
.
*
Min 6% pfd_ll
Hilton Credit Corp
8%-
•
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&
High Voltage
38%
.
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Inc
Splendor
20%
36
.
(DC)
72
7
18%
67 'A
1
Black Sivalls &
Heath
59%
1
1
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
21
25
50
..
: 21%
35 i
Natural
a
Ask
1
Telex
8
1
Portland Genl Electric Co
;
12%
128:;-
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Co
Hathaway Instruments Inc
13%
.
Controls__l
Pocket
28%
-
11
Mining
19%
55%
2
Corp
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(MA)
Hanna
14%
Hathaway Inc
5
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Corp'
50c
Billups Western Petroleum—_l
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22 %
Berkshire
Bowser
-
;
26 Va
'
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Chemicals &
Hamllton Cosco Inc
106 %
1
(James
Bowman
17%
r
Interstate
-
22"%
.1
Pioneer
19%
193
53%
_1
Hagan
65 v;.-
16'A
10
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Beneficial
61V2
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Dunlap
'-' 9%
1
Plymouth Rubber Co
24%
18%
Corp
Pickering Lumber Corp
5%
14%
;22%
1
Grosset
18%
1
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Inc
10%
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87/b
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23'A
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39%.
15 V»
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13%
.
Grinnell
r
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Bates
18%
,-,10%
1—10
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31%
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Inc_i_2.50
Gas
55%
6%
36 %
171/2
Petroleum Inc
Perini
4%
't 4%
22 %
<•
5%
1
Pepsi-Cola
•
11%
21%
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4!A
57
50c
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Broadcasting
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
59%
1
10%
Glickman Corp class A.
—1 A"
Green (A P) Fire Brick Cow
5.
Green Mountain Power Corp—5..
Company class A
56%
•
1
40%
i
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Co
Pendleton Tool Industry—
General Bottlers
44%
y
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Light Co
1
777
5c
&
Instrument
Pauley
42
2.50;
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1.25
_
Susquehanna Corp
Systron -Donner Corp
Taft
26'A
38
Indus
&
112%
53/4
"
1—10
Utilities
11%
Hannifin Corpw
Patterson Dental Supply
—1
Merchandise Co
52
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
Avon
Co_
International
5
Mercury Electronics__90c
Corp
Strong Cobb Arner lnc
Stubnitz Greene
Corp
5%
10
111%:
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17%
161/4 7
,;15 /7;
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16
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43%
9
10
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21
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5
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191/4
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17 'A
7%
40%.
29%
7.
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Pacific
714
7
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1
14 Vb
61/2
5
14%
:__1
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cl A_5
class A
IO V2
13
58%
1
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Pacific
Pacific
14%
9V2
1
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif__l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
10%
■
55%
r_—3
Inc.
Service
General
521/2
27'A
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7v
9%
.
Arkansas Missouri Power Co__i5
Arkansas Western Gas
Art
1
Inc
General
7%
4.
common—,
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Gem
6%
-3 J/3
2
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ft
13%
East
41/2
1
Far
Bid
any
have
Ask
16%
1
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Coast
Pacific
which
Par
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•
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31 Va
Origin of
securities
distribution.
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive
Ask
29'A
1
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Garlock
58
v.
•54%
•
7.50
i.
A
;
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Inc
Futterman Corp
58
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Gypsum Co
-—I:
American Pipe & Const Co..-,.-1
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Gear
B
12%
11%
American
Class
25%
7
23 J/2
.—5
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp
American Sterilizer Co
1
class
Frito
■
American
Farms
Foote Bros
14%
6%
1
Co
Cement
Paper
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
1
Rubber
Corp
American Express Co
Arden
Fitchburg
13 JA
Co.
Co
Biltrite
12
.—1
Development
Allied Radio Corp
Bid
Par
Fisher Governor Co
8
.„5c
Co
Land
American
Ask
11
1
Inc
Alice
Bid
10c
_.
Aerovox Corp
Albee Homes Inc
national
Par
Industrials and Utilities
(Quotations for Friday, November
24)
bought (indicated by the "asked") at
the time of
compilation
on
request. The "National" list is
''
a.l?n*
composed of
or
furnished
quotation
45
88 l/a
84%
1
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46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2374)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Fund
American
Business
5.34
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)-
Priced
9.44
10.30
6.50
26.78
1
10.21
11.16
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*
1.71
1.83
K-2
6.29
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(High-Grade Com Stk)__
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Fund)
Atomics Physics & Science
Fnd 1
"A" Inc—1
5.76
5.61
6.10
S-2
(Income Com Stocks)
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock, Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Electrics Corp_lc
9.61
10.45
S-3
(Growth
3.96
4.33
S-4
Blue
13.76
Keystone
Knickerbocker
12.08
Knickerbocker
Growth
Mutual Fund Inc—1
13.65
14.92
Lazard
1
20.77
22.70
Lexington
50c
1
—1
15.28
16.52
Life
Insurance
14.43
15.82
Life
Insurance
Fund
Boston
Inc
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
Fund
California
—
Investing
Street
Broad
Inc
1
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Fund
Inc
16.11
18.47
19.98
11.55
12.62
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lc
4.18
lc
2.37
lc
3.54
Petroleum shares
lc
2.27
Trust
1
15.65
17.10
9.68
2.95
50c
com__1.25
12.64
13.67
212
219
127
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Colonial Fund Inc
1
Colonial Growth & Energy
1
^—
134
int—33Vic
shares of beneficial
12.33
13.48
Inc—1
10.08
11.02
Fd_.— 1
11.22
12.26
Mutual
16.35
Investing Foundation-
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
10.91
11.92
Mutual
Invest
18.87
20.62
Mutual
Investment
Commonwealth
Fund
Inc
Int'l
Commonw'lth
Gen
Fund
20.40
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
9.22
—
22%
68.19
68.88
Stock
13.83
10.97
Nucleonics Chemistry
3.99
6.75
7.30
16.84
1
7.42
8.11
10
a24.76
15.34
Pioneer
21.40
23.26
Price
5
18.78
Puritan
Fund
(Geo)
6.69
7.31
1
2.28
13.16
series
stock
stock series
7.48
2.89
8.61
9.46
9.20
48c
Shares-_lc
Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares;—lc
Smith
9.00
•
Stem
Equip
6.92
10.17
11.14
7.02
lc
shares
7.70
11.12
20th
Funds Inc—
;
Series H-C7
'
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6.10
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.91
3.19
1
8.48
9.27
1
1
10.08
Inc
Fund
9.00
7.48
Intl Resources Fund Inc—_—lc
5.36
5.86
1
12.21
13.34
Boston—1
13.21
14.44
Investment
Trust
Investors
1
America
of
Mutual
Stock
Inc
!
Fund
Investors
Cdn
Group
Fnd
Ltd
Research Fund___—1
61%
Northeastern Insurance
Northern
68 V2
General Life
10
320
337
Assurance
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
114
Peerless Insurance
10
57%
*
65
69
72
77%
4
77 Va
81%
Quaker City
Life Ins
1
25
26%
Reinsurance
Co
Fund
5
(S F)
66 %
Fund
70%
2.50
64
4
153
161
St
10
190
206
Seaboard
*
12
13
Inter Life
Inc,
Republic
Ins
56%
54
Security Ins
5
27
30%
67 V2
(D
Life
Fire
Life
131
Southwestern
68 %
Fla)_2y2
44
46%
10
50
93%
5
.
$6.50
preferred
Standard
Title
Guaranty
Travelers
10
135
United
Co
Accident—
Life
Ins
70
80 %
84 %
42
82
14%
15%
41%
44
1
17%
19 %
City of N Y-2
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
5
94
98 V2
Westchester Fire
Home
Loan
17,
1962
Feb.
15,
Mar.
15,
16,
15,
June
15
one
32nds
more
or
Ask
Banks—
Banks
for
2
86%
100.2
1962
100
100.2
1962
100.1
100.3
3.15s April 2,
Natl
point
a
Bid
1962
1962
100.2
100.4
3.05s
1962
1962
100
100.2
Federal
1962
wi_
99.31
1963_
15,
of
99.18
2.70s Dec.
4,
1961
1, 1962
2.95s Feb.
100.1
June
4,
Land
Feb.
20,
4s
May
1,
Aug.
20,
3 (4s
Mortgage Assn-
Oct.
22,
13,
1962
100.5
100.7
3%s
Feb.
10,
1962
101.12
101.16
2%s
May
100.2
100.2
100.4
100
100.2
100.4
Mar;
11,
1963
1962
100.6
100
4%s Apr.4s
20;
Oct.
100.17
101.16
100.4
100.8
100.10
1.363-
20,
101.20
100.15
101.12
1962—
1,
99.24
100
.__
1962—
20,
Sep.
101.12
100
Bank Bonds
3%s
99.26
Ask
Cooperatives-—
100
-
100.18
99.4
99.12
101
102
100.16
101
100.4
4s
Oct. 1 20,
4_.
100.16
100.12
100.28
4s
Dec
1965-_J_h.
100.16
101
10,
1965
101.20
102.4
3%s
Feb-'.>2li[--1966—.
98.16
99
12,
1966
100.20
101.4
3(4s
May
2. -1966
3%s Mar,
11,
1968
97.24
98.16
4 (4s
July
20-- 1966-
4%s
(
101.24
Sep.
10,
Apr.
99.24
1964
,
10,
1969
100.24
4%s Apr.- 10,
10,
1970
102.8
1970
10,
1971
98.24
10,
1971
101,16
106.8
Sep.;
5%s Feb.
10,
1972
4(4s
12,
i
1973
Jun.
20(
101
.
96.16
.
L.
'
101.16
Mar.
20,
4%s
Mar.
20; 1969———
15, -1969—
101.8
4%s July
102.24
103.24
99.24
5%s
Feb.
20;
105.24
106.24
102.16
3%s
1;
107.8
Apr.
5%s July
100
99
4 (4 s
103.8
4%s
Oct.
1970
May
4 %s
Feb.
17.66
107
101
1971-—
'94.16
1972-1967.
99.8
1972
97
15,
1,
95.24
106
1970-1967.
15,
3%s Sep.
102
102.8
"
94.24
1970
I',
3%s
—„
1970—
20;
10.94
101
1968—1—
102
95.16
/
100.8
98".
8.02
8.77
18.62
20.24
Ltd
Fund Inc
12.25
7.61
Fund
11.17
Inc
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
8.83
15.31
8.32
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity3s
May
Ask
1962
15,
_
100.2
100.4
6.11
4.67
5.10
10.23
11.18
3%s Feb.
12.42
4s
May
or
3(4s
more,32nds. of
Maturity—
Indebtedness—
May
1 %s
Oct.
15,
1962
100.7
100.9
4%s
Nov.
15,
Feb.
15,
1962
100.9
100.11
1 %s
Apr;
1,
4%s
May
15,
15,
15,
100.4
1962
1,
1962
Apr,
100.6
99.16
3%s
May
14.40
15.57
•
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund—10c
9.02
1
Ind
Growth
8.12
9.86
l%s
1962
99.20
3%s Aug.
11.36
Inc
Inc
Funds—
-
Fund
Fund
Fund
Street
Inc
15,
100.26
1,
100.8
100.10
1(/2S Apr.
4%s May
15,
1962
1963
3%s
Feb.
Apr.
May
1,
v100.3
1963—
1963
!____.
15, '1963
99.15
'.
98.8 r
101.6
1 %S
98.12
Apr.
100.22
103.24
103.28
100.16
1965—:
15,
Oct.
1 (4s
100.5
95.16
1965
94.4
103.2
103.6
92.28
V,' 1966——_
90.12
93.4
91.12
1,
.
100.20
103.20
93.28
1,1965
lVfS Oct.'
101.8
103.4
100.18
—
1966—
—
91.20
90.20
v
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1090.00
Fund
15,
99.13
96.16
103
1964
103.16
4%s Nov.
24.60
Exchange
1964—
1964
99.4
15,
103.6
96.8
95.8
100.24
Nov.
97.16
103.2
—
1964
1962
Feb.
__
1,
1962
3%s
97.12
1963—;
1964—
15, 1964
15, 1964
1,
99
Ask
100.4
13.12
Inc
Fund
Capital
Centennial
Aug.
Oct.
15,
1 %s
15.37
5s
Oct.
4s
•
103.81
Fund
Street
Diversification
,
Inc
Inc
Street
8.78
■'
_
3%s Nov.
2%s
Fund
Bid
100.2
—
1963———
lr "1963
Feb.
4s
l%s
point
a
-
15,
3%s
1 %s
Fund
/
Treasury Notes (Continued)
_
Treasury Notes—
5.59
one
Bid
Certificates of
Fd_
103.37
Inc
Rate
25.34
Westminster
Inc
Fund
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
1.-61
12-
4-61
100
3s
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
100
2.90s
13.66
3-
100.2
4-
3-61
1-
2-62
100
100.2
3.20s
9-
5-61
6-
4-62
100.2
3s
(The)
3s
5-
100.4
1-61
2-
1
62
100
100.2
3.15s
10-
2-61
7-
2-62
100.2
2.95s
Johnston
6-
1-62
100.4
3-
1-62
100
100.2
3.10s
11-
1-61
8-
1-62
100.1
7-
3-61
4-
2-62
100.1
100.3
3.05s
12-
4-61
9-
4-62
3.05s
Recent
Bonds
;"
/
Tel
Amer
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
&
Tel
Bid
.
4%s
1998
Ask
*
Bonds
104%
1051/4
Ohio
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s—1979
120
125
Pacific
Burlington
119
Industries
4%s_1975
.
_
Gas
Pacific
—
El
1982
Natural Gas
Paso
5'As—1977
Finance 5s
Ferro Corp 3%s
1981
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Family
1975
100%
115
99%
4%s
&
1991
Elec
Petroleum
5%s
Carrier Corp 4%s
Bid
Edison
ww
5s
99%
104%
100%
Elec
4%s
1991
138
142
Public Serv Elec & Gas 4%s_1981
"
101%
102 %
108
1969
72
75
101%
102 %
127
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
120
1992
105
Georgia Power 4%s
jnnv.
101 V,
—1982
129
100%
101 %
1981
ww_
Gen
Sperry Rand 5%s
106
110
Texas
106
108 %
Textron
MaCy
1981
78%
80%
Credit. 4%s—__ —1983
99%
100 V«
Motorola
-Mueller
Inc
Brass
4%s
3%s
National Can.5s
."-1986
Mar. 22,
14,
1961.
99.894
99.901
Mar.
15,
23,
102%
103%
1975
82
87
—1976
134
139
Ask
1962
99.208
99.238
1962-
99.153
99.169
1962
99 146
99.159
21,
1961.
99.840
Dec.
28,
1961.
99.793
99.811
Jan.
Apr.
5,
4,
1962.
99.734
99.745
Apr.
Jan.
11,
1962.
12,
99.685
99.698
15,
1962——
15,
1962.
99.660
99.673
Jan.
Apr.
18,
1962.
19,
1962
99.633
99.642
Apr.
26,
1962—
98.858
May
May
May
3,
1962—
98.805
98.831
1962
98 752
,98.779
98.699
98.722
98.640
98.665
98.367
98.384
99.853
; Mar. 29, 1962
5 (4s
ww
Jan.
25,
1962.
99.584
99.594
Feb.
106
1,
1962.
99.534
99.545
1981
101%
1981
101%
102 %
1971
101 %
103 V2
102%
8,
1962.
99.483
99.493
Feb.
15,
1962.
99.433
99.444
Feb.
Apr.
10,
17,
Eastern
Amer
Underwood
Union
U
S
Trans
5s
Corp
Electric
5%s
4%s
Industries
4%s
5%s
1971.
,_1991
1970
Westcoast Trans
2%s
1988
1962.
24,
99.374
99.384
Jun.
1,
1962.
22,
99.342
July
15,
1962
99.293
Oct.
15,
1962_1
99.271
•
132
137
125
97
100%
New
'
*>
1962
1
98.935
98.883
?
*
to
98.198
97.397
I I
;_
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
x
98.973
98,179
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Stock
Exchange,
t New stork,
Ex-dividend,
wi When* issued,
York
99.010
98.950
1962—
99.321
8,' 1962.
103%
120
-
May
23,
99.119
99.076
98.912
_
1962—
Mar.
180
103%
99,102
;
.
99!o54
98.988
1962—
1962
Mar.
1984
——1
99.940
Feb.
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s_1981
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4%s
99.935
,
Elect
Tennessee Gas Trans 5%s
Hilton Hotel 6s
1961-
Dec.
Pennsylvania
Phoenix Steel 5%s
Southern
4%s
100.1
Jan.
%
100 (V
106
Util
Mar.
7,
Dec.
Dec.
120
States
99.981
Ill
218
Gulf
99.979
108.
100.3
99.31
Bid
1961.
109
wi
_
Treasury Bills
Ask
30,
106
1976
1991
Rid
Nov.
1977
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
General Port Cement 5s_
United States
Ask
1973
_
_
_
103%
1993
4%s
102%
116
,
97.8
101
100
99
100.19
al6.31
36%
175 %
66%
U S Life Ins Co in
&
-I/
169
3
iy4
Li'e
27 %
5
Insurance-
100.10
Mutual Fund-_1
34
5
%
Standard
49%
108
24%
2.50
Fire
50c
161
46%
102
8
Co__
83 %
152
(N Y)__2
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
101
Investors
*
(N Y)
48 %
128
78%
2
U S
100.17
Federal
120
10
U
Corp of Amer
14y8
44
Co
6%
S
97
•
13%
5
6%
73
105
98
10
America
7%
,92%
1
67'A
100.8
Second
Co
of
30%
42
—6.25
.—5
100.24
16.52
31%
Co
Ins
Insurance
Ins
1962
40.24
80 %
28
5
Ins
Sec Life
1962—
15.12
Life
55%
89%
Co
76%
Amer
Springfield Insurance
(Jacksonville
5
(New Haven)
132
65 V2
13.91
8.08
Investing Corp—
Mutual
Devonshire
of
123
15,
8.44
Ins
124
15,
15,
11.00
Marine-
&
C) —4
5
Insurance
Paul
(D C)_1.50
Ins
6%
Security Life & Trust Co
Co
Co
Employees Insur
28%
1
Seaboard Surety Co
Insurance
11.38
14.01
Shares-
Fund
Income
Centennial
141
10
(Pa)
5
Life
&
:
(N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—1
Aug.
Congress
133
Corp
Insurance
Phoenix
.
112
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Cb (N C)
3%s Aug.
22.31
104
„_10
1.25
4%
'
35%
5
Co
(N J)
3%
:
33 (4
5
Assoc
Group
46 %
67
lo
Co
Philadelphia Life Ins
4s
13.11*
6.78
214
19.43
12.12
6.28
203
110%
61V2
42(4
3%
5
17.86
Wisconsin
Y
5
16.39
Winfield
of N
Indemnity Co
16.16
Fund-—
Fund
7.81
-
Co_
Pacific
'
Ins Co
10.01
10
Ltd
1963254
19 %
36%
65
17.88
39.43
—
'*"
33
of
Wellington
1
Inc
Fund
Istel
271/4
58
18
NY_2
Co
Insur
Wellington Equity Fund
10.28
Fund
9.68
'
Swap
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors
24
12 %
Y) "A"_2
(Ky) 2
Insur
' K
—
Inc—
Fund
Street
13.07
8.88
12.73
International
20.64
■
Fund—i
Selective
Investors
3.33 V3
(N
Co
Life
10.70
Inv
Growth
Science
Washington
Funds—
Group'
Investors
Investors
f
54%
4%s
12.09
Fund—
Inc
Investors
13.32
6.84
of
51
4%s Sep.
4%s Aug.
a36.16
Funds Canada Ltd
Line
17.86
49*A
a41.40
Inc
of Canada
Line
Wall
_lc
12.18
Co
2.50
46%
■
4%s Dec.
9.08
16.31
46%
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
—10
9.84
Fund_lc
Growth
Investment
North: River
Co
52%
•
4%s Jun.
13.14
8.40
Inc—
Corp__
Income
Value
13t48
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Institutional
46%
4s
11.90
12.02
Continental Fund-—
Value
11.02
12.32
Investors
Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
*
431%
,
3 (4s
al0.68
Accumulated
United
11.16
Income
Fund
Funds
United
11.81
Incorporated
5
4%s Nov.- 12,
19633%s May 11, 1964
11.00
Fund
Investors
Century
United
5.97
a30.24
10.92
Institutional
49 %
3%s Feb.
all.05
Inc
Shares—1.2
United
6.66
10.27
Boston
Fund
United
a22.80
—1
lc
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Incorporated
45
Ins
Fire
4%s
'
a20.68
Fund
UBS Fund
United
J,
Clark—
&
United
1
10c
10c
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Fund-
mm
Farnham
&
Fund
Texas
12.18
of
5
Federal
15.39
14.16
Television-Electronics
24.54
shares
Fund
York
4%s
8.80
al4.50
25c
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—
15.71
23.83
Income
Roe
Stock
7.59
14.35
Growth
lc
Series
New
3%s Apr.
11.25
8.05
Investors
Balanced
9.86
Growth industry Shares Inc—1
Hamilton
49%
3s
18.82
10.35
State Street Investment
8.07
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Petroleum
46%
3.15s Apr.
3.05s May
9.34
17.31
Canada
(Edson B)
Sovereign
7.42
8.64
American
Southwestern
a21.22
General Bond
1.
3s
4.96
Income-
Shareholders Trust of Boston-
12.21
1
Corp
of
Stock
Common
Selected
10.00
11.14
1
1
Futures Inc
General Investors Trust
Electrical
75
3s
17.60
4.54
Inc—
Fund
Scudder Stevens
8.22
2.62
-----—-——lc
Fund of America Inc_
1
Fundamental Investors
1
Capital
10
3.10s Jan.
11.50
Scudder Stevens & Clark
2.73
2.48
Series
Capital
Fund
Revere
Scudder
1°
lc
lc
—
Common
General
Hampshire Fire
Federal
13.38
10.58
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc_—._
14.30
"
Utilicy
New
41%
Obligations of Government Agencies
13.61
13,25
Fund
Growth
Putnam
2.49
•
Inc
Preferred
12.41
Fund
Funds—
Custodian
Series
64 V2
Figures after decimal point represent
13.16
Inc
Putnam
Founders Mutual Fund
Bond
60
(N J)
Bid
12.01
—50c
for
Provident
5.56
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Franklin
Fund
16.56
22.82
5.08
10
2
'
17.42
15.32
Ins
43
9.25
'
Growth Stock
21.11
Accident
&
5
al5.76
*
Life
Nationwide Corp class A
Shippers
21.11
—-2.50
Inc_
10c
Industrial Fund
Natl
17.14
8.51
Inc
Fund
7Vs
67
Jefferson
14.97
15.68
Inc—
Inc_l
Trend Fund Inc
1
Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Fund
20.30
Fund
(T Rowe)
6%
__10
&
Insurance
19.22
Pine Street Fund Inc
14.03
1
237
1
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla) _1
11.05
Inc
Fund
Philadelphia
227
C)
69%
49%
Interstate
Mutual Fund
Securities Corp—
Peoples
170
Insp & Insurance
13.33
13.70
Square
25c
Fiduciary
Mutual
Penn
10.40
10.04
20c
Fund
Fund
160
47%
43%
39%
Home
&
Oppenheimer Fund
Securities
———10
National Fire
Hartford Steam Boiler
al6.66
Fund—.—
Street
i3/4
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
-10.07
10.11
Inc
Shares
William
One
14.60
15.63
Electronics
1%
Hanover Insurance Co
7.84
12.33
Fund
York Capital Fund Ltd_34
3.61
20.39
Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc—;
Florida
Series
England
10.01
1
Assurance_12.50
(Bait)
1
Gulf
6.91
9.21
Stock
100
Great American
4.24
7.17
6.32
New
13.51
Fidelity Capital
Financial
3.88
12.72
18.76
Corp
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity
6.13
Series-
xll.61
50c
Growth
5.61
Series
Growth
New
95
Fire
5
Over-The-Counter
Electronics Investment
;
11.33
1
Fund
Stock Fund
'
15.20
10.31
Howard—
Federated
13.09
Income Series
50c
Dreyfus Fund Inc
&
Stock
9.70
18.79
10
Merchants
Natl Old Line Ins AA. com-:
Govt
19.23
Series
Preferred
8.87
63
Monument Life
National Union Fire_
Gov Employ Life
—
Dividend
Fund
Balanced
Series
18.60
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc
1
Diversified Investment Fund__l
Dividend Shares
25c
Dow Theory Invest Fd Inc
1
Eaton
Bond
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
33(4
is-%
Globe
25.38
17.79
Series
1
1
1
Income Fund Inc
Delaware
24.73
19%
64 %
Glens Falls
3.38
11.98
Corp
Investors
Balanced
18%
59
General Reinsurance Corp
—
23.47
Co Inc.
6%
75%
Franklin
National Securities Series—
1
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
National
11.04
Investment Inc
Western
Vegh
24%
10.10
Wide Securities
5%
17
Firemen's
5.23
-12.17
3.31
Nation
194
31(4
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
17.08
4.84
beneficial interest
of
185
74
Georgia
16.14
22.72
Diversified Income Fund
De
10.02
5
Insur
2%
...
14.93
Series B
Vegh
15.80
al5.81
Shares
Trust
Mutual
Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust
De
22.17
D
38 %
146
1
Employers
26.84
11.09
Fund
1
Life
139
5
Eagle Fire Ins Co
21.11
24.83
Founds Growth-
50%
70%
(Wash
Federal
Mutual Shares Corp_
1
Crown
19.32
interest-
beneficial
of
Units
47%
66 %
National
32%
36
_10
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
17.87
Fund—
Life
Massachusetts
Composite Bond & Stock
FundInc
1
Inc
1
5
Ins Co of Tenn 3
Continental
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
16.75
1
Maryland Casualty
Mass Indemnity ,& Life Ins
Continental Casualty Co
Crurn & Forster Inc
Trust
15.33
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Re-insurance
Comwealth Life
3.22
Securities
13%
91%
(Galveston)
Citizens
5.03
8.86
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
4.60
1
preferred
12 %
87
of
Connecticut
2.48
4.57
18.50
Investors
Lincoln
Assurance
Citizens'Casualty
3.87
Massachusetts
40%
Co
Assurance
Boston Insurance Co__
2.59
shares
16.88
Chemical Fund Inc
37
5
Mercury
Bankers
3.14
2.87
—
Life Insurance Co of Va
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Boston
of
Life & Casualty
397/s
—
shares
—
26%
Nat
American
a31.42
al7.14
lc
Century Shares
7 '/<
shares
24%
,
Beneficial Standard Life
13.67
Industries
31%
103%
36 %
Amer
19.72
,12.54
lc
29%
5
(Newark N J)
Investors Corp_„
Ins
99%
Casualty_5
&
Co
American
2
Penna—5
Life
Fla)
Home
29
(Birm)
Liberty Natl Life Ins
41
5
40%
Amer
13.70
18.05
Inc—
Paper
Stock Fund-
Christiana
12.17
Inc—
Fund
Metal
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Fund
Trust
162
Ask
10
(Va)
38
preferred
(Jacksonville
Amer Ins
18%
Investors
Stk
155 %
10
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
8.77
17%
shares
General
Fund Ltd
Chase
Inc
Income
Electric
Canadian International Growth
Growth
Fund
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
General Insur Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
7.14
8.01
v'
170
American
Managed Funds—
17.61
1
1
Ltd
(1954)
17.75
6.52
Fund—
Loomis
Canada General Fund—
Canadian
16.41
Ltd-
Fund
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
8.90
8.14
Internatl
5.74
__
Fund
11.05
American
17.56
5.25
$1.25 conv
160
Co
Bid
Par
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Assur
Equitable
Fidelity
•
-1'
.
168
5
Insurance
American
,*..i•
158
10
Co
American
Bid
10
Insurance-.
Agricultural
15.25
16.09
—
(Low Priced Com Stks)
12.66
Ltd
Ridge
13.97
Stock)
Com
1
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeton
Canada
""S
Life
7.10
24.55
Aetna
16.98
10.22
(Growth
Casualty & Surety
Aetna Insurance
23.67
9.36
Bonds)
(Discount Bonds)
Axe-Houghton Fund
I
21.69
15.56
(Low
al9.72
B-4
Aetna
25.93
(Income Fund)
B-3
5.00
1
Companies
Ask
24.85
Bonds)
1
Trust
Fund
9.46
(Investment
Fund
Mutual Fund Inc
American
Bid
par
Shares
Investors
Associated
B-l
7.97
8.74
■
Inc—_—_1.25
Affiliated
American
7.23
1
Inc
Par
Keystone Custodian Funds
2.79
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
(Quotations for Friday, November 24)
Insurance
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
2.55
25c
Fund
Advisers
Bid
Par
Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
.
.
97.424
I
.
listing
y Ex-stock
on
tl
dividen
Volume
194
Number 6111
.
.
The
.
/
Commercia^and Financial Chronicle
(2375)
THE
Bank
COURSE
clearings this week
will
liminary figures compiled by
of the
cities
be
show
of the
stand
United
States
for
above those of the
at
BANK
increase
an
based
us
country, indicate that for the
6.8%
which it
ended
is
year
possible
to
corresponding week last
obtain weekly
Our preliminary
year.
in
week
same
1960,
Bethlehem
Week Ended Nov. 25—
'
1961
York
Boston
7.1
989,000,000
4
77,899,182
City
785,648,982
—
1.0
+
5.1
363,100,000
+
7.0
668,705,379
+
17.3
383,164,527
+
7.6
553,040,909
+
393,591,800
L__—
17!272,951
349,948,648
Ten
cities,
five
days
$18,863,018,291
$17,928,899,045
cities,
five
days
4,997,613,836
4,460,232,204
15,437,538
366,922,797
727,010,957
94,924,100
16,527,530
a
all
cities,
cities,
five
days.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
(7
all
for
West
5.2
+
cities)
1,713,252,548
Virginia—Huntington
Complete and exact details
our
issue
of next week.
for
We
the
Saturday and the Saturday figures
cordingly, in the above the
In the
we
week
$23,504,189,302
covered
last
are
them
District of
Columbia—Washington.!
+12.1
not available at time of
day of the week in all
elaborate detailed
statement, however,
cases
which
as
in
appear
going to
Ac¬
press.
center
Federal
showing
decrease
a
Reserve Districts
in
of
2.9%.
which they
We
the New York Reserve District the
totals register
Reserve District of 1.8% and in the
a
and
from
according to
this
Reserve District of 7.5%
Reserve
District
and
suffers
a
in
of
6.5%.
Augusta
Reserve District of
5.6%
and
the
St.
Louis
1.2%.
The
Reserve
a
summary
SUMMARY
Week Ended Nov. 18—
OF
Total
2nd New
3rd
York
9.
Philadelphia
In
(10
Grand
District
i960
Inc.
or
1959
1.8
1,110,098,624
1,022,818,460
17,798,135,196^
—
3.0
15,159,690,767
925,333,743
Terre
Des
4,614,158
23,485,000
287,871,869
272,866,880
+
6.5
9,495,080
+ 10.7
439,573.364
+
1.9
163,576,912
9,019,730
418,596,090
150,604,421
.+
7.5
930,190,106
879,186,339
38,865 056
211,159, 817
504,900 000
5.7
39,866,581
207,965.237
197,156,827
1.2
+
39,615,368
43
+
—
493,000,000
46b,500,'JC0
6,937,199
6,722,8J7
316,492,831
309,251,038
324,148, 285
+
5.2
290,628,503
253,360,809
+
6.9
18,472,536
9.94, 018
5.1
896,277
866,849
291,396, 929
3.5
299,294.845
240,967,610
1,722,869,525
1,702,645,261
+
1.2
1,680,936,208
1,539,336,305
18,016, 204
+
—
—
7,583,409
7,183,884
17,459,881
District—Chicago-
Arbor
4,782,864
6.0
3,984,201
4,643,765
+
36.0
21,618,605
19,043,401
15,227,960
18,877,066
+
5.1
11,542,408
20,592,818
10",574,099
+
9.1
19,184,378
17,000,637
111,773,000
11,535,237
+
2.7
+
9.4
105,056,000
10,058,040
4,051,757
5,065,271
180,570,884
10,155,045
76,398,179
93,786,000
12,306,572
4,092,991
157,255.279
76,812,255
23,608,760
I
+
20,541,492
114,742,000
12,618,336
Wayne
4,513,905
27,928,497
Haute-
22,514,212
190,094,193
Rapids
9,564,252
Moines—
Sioux
5,712,881
23,960,000
4.9
1.4
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
City
Illinois—Bloomington
—20.0
4,665,852
5.3
164,522,430
5.8
10,435.265
7,866,612
0.5
75,103,939
4.9
22,013,211
51,757,956
21,024,900
+
—
2,000,815
8.6
1,538,516
1,624,185
1,641,472,490
8.4
1,448,903,744
1,311,134,742
9,531.380
8,933,154
6.7
8,607,281
13,374,152
23,989,204
—44.2
17,932,935
Decatur
1,843,260
1,504,321,625
Chicago.
18,317,869
:
;
!
Peoria
—
Rockford'
—
2.1
7,267,106
17,883,582
-■
18,120.031
13,891,387
-
12,054,947
9,194,268
(17
cities)
8,038,827
+ 13.1
9,572,029
7,664,841
2,057,150,957
-_
2,179,767,055
5.6
1,948,580,868
1,757,218,064
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
12,375,982,091
Missouri—St.
1,390,328,116
1,487,172,616
1,713,252,548
1,689,691,762
995,055,701
925,333.743
+
7.5
930,190,106
1,702,645,261
+
1.2
1,680,936,208
2,179,767,055
—
5.6
1,948,580,868
1,757,218,064
—
3.1
1,034,682.022
910,067,037
+
7.3
847,695,874
Louis
460,500,000
515,800,000
10.7
275,837,993
277,634,895
0.6
279,502,697
246,317,730
278,863,953
254,700,584
3,485,922
9.5
266,896,794
218,259,135
3,487,187
Kentucky—Louisville-
0.1
3,382,531
3,790,141
1,018,689,133
1,051,621,401
3.1
1,034,682,022
910,067,037
:
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy—
797,196,784
484,900,000
441,700,000
1,539,336,306
2,057,150,957
'
879,186,339
1,722,869,525
"
"
8th St Louis
—
6.5
1,367,573,196
1,312,465,270
+
1.4
1,678,039,348
1,601,590,058
Total
(4
cities)
-
.
•
.
.
■
-
,-v
"
1,018,689,133
1,051,621,401
7
"
903,365,991
841,648,361
9
"
837,609,057
4.7
866,553,468
819,866,474
S
"
732,257,810
North
699,962,642
>
•
•"
Dakota—Fargo
+
4 8
766,192,887
697,948,786
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
_10
"
1,728,030,100
1,611,535,854
+
7.2
1,673,816,984
1,559,142,931
___•_—
City
11th Dallas
12th San Francisco-,.
V
878,953,716
—
Minnesota
Duluth
__107 cities
York
add
31,509,379,764
our
32,031,743,323
—
1.6
29,064,050,352
14,844,867,905
—
0.2
14,408,231,433
.-
9,313,063
.
9,134,810
2.0
8,949,911
9,625,192
617,794,850
568,346,139
8.7
575,868,505
539,829,845
212,660,381
5.7
216,336,681
198,433,631
15,815,252
-
Paul
15.893,962
0.5
14,529,847
15,657,624
4,488,836
0.6
5,521,235
8,557,918
4.3
8,363,120
9,169,015
22,323,911
13,342,872,172
4,462,904
8,930,101
22,587,247
1.2
18,126,575
19,332,856
903,365,991
;—
Montana—Billings
841,648,361
7.3
847,695,874
797,196,784
5,138.621
25,272,818,600
14,821,552,-372
'I
City
■/
224,699,978
—
Minneapolis
St.
Helena
Total
,
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
4
now
5.1
+ 25.7
+
$
—
Dec. %
"
10
We
+
16,000,050
Iowa—Cedar
1958
$
$
1,165,275,716
"
17
New
6,798,609
22,623,000
291,726,534
10,218,366
423,166,682
170,800,552
CLEARINGS
7
7th Chicago
Outside
1,601,590,058
+ 11.1
Rapids
Total
6
—
6th Atlanta
10th Kansas
1,678,039,348
+ 11.0
.Indianapolis
of
"
4th Cleveland
9th Minneapolis—
1.4
281,132,000
cities)
Indiana—Fort
Chicago
______10
5th Richmond
+
8,656 533
Lansing
the
17,265,514,815
"
1,689,691,762
16,979,330
6,647, 856
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
in
1,144,256,011
12 cities
485,251,596
943,432
the
that
$
1st Boston
458,242,273
340,914,024
19,261,080
Seventh Federal Reserve
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
1961
14,959,968
9.7
5.7
297,860, 563
Springfield
furnish
we
13 910,441
—
7,388,437
Louisiana—New
but the Minneapolis Reserve District has to
its credit an increase of 7.3%.
In
the Kansas City Reserve District the
totals are smaller
by 4.7% but in the Dallas
Reserve District the totals are
larger by 4.8% and in the San Francisco Reserve
District by 7.2%.
following
+13.8
+
301,977,594
Mobile :
3.1%
In the
12,870,756
342,170,9206u8.884.288
70,473,200
.
+-. 5.4
9,607,742
South Bend
the Atlanta
decrease
of
708,528,530
78,339,100
14,818,200
83,431,000
7,142,273
28,442,015
306,048,909
Mississippi—Vicksburg
improvement of 1.4%, in the Richmond rbe-.
an
14,429,034
389,771,770
6.6
15,629,294
14,747,380
027,824,583
41,072,041
.Macon
falling off of 3%, in, the .Boston
Philadelphia Reserve District
Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
note
we
3.5
4.5
510,800,000
Florida—Jacksonville-
present further below,
the cities
group
located
are
1,312,465,270
+
209,773,175
Alabama—Birmingham
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
18.
For the week there was a
decrease of 1.6%, the aggregate clearings for
this
1,367,573,196
District—Atlanta-
Nashville
the whole country
having amounted to $31,509,379,764 against
$32,031,743,323 in the
same week in 1960.
Outside of this city there was a loss of
0.2%, the bank clearings
at
cities)
Georgia—Atlanta
*
are
Nov.
(6
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week ends
has to be estimated.
we
14,280,493
6.5
6.8
+
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
5.5
—
+
995,055,701
I
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
Sixth Federal Reserve
cannot furnish
+
20,323,443
14,507,132
+
10,882,303
468.441.100
174.099.101
.
Richmond
6.6
+
1,115,058,053
$25,110,035,586
week
4,584,053
7,956,085
28,507,864
681,874,542
476,888,201
Virginia—Norfolk
1,249,403,459
cities
8.038,451
8,525,436
4.9
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond-
Total
Total
5,533,703
4,762,378
0l2
+
—
9.8
+ 12.0
$23,860,632,127 $22,389,131,249
day
one
5,501,193
7,739,320
14,910,815
351,274,148
15,541,425
South
Ail
1,487,172,616
Ingstown
+ 12.5
Other
Total
32,477,714
16,376,728
1,390,328,116
cities)
Mansfield
442,630,245
607,137,964
,
Baltimore
(10
8,396,089
30 8«7165
Columbus
412,224,566
Cleveland
III—II
Cleveland
784,152,000
Pittsburgh
+ 18.5
1,286,000,000
(a)
g 413 832
Cincinnati
465,335,626
Francisco
8,031,936
/a i
6.8
—19.6
—
Ohio-Canton
12.9
388,600,000
Louis
9,515,703
5,370,982
+
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland
3.6
+
_
Kansas
San
+
1,049,869,145
1,117,000,000
_
$12,343,791,210
1,124,483,437
Philadelphia
2,>o28,075
5.158,364
1,240.000,000
7.4
.
%
$12,792,593,716
Chicago
St.
1960
2;!2J9,o76
5,326,012
'■
2.046,233
1,989,724
3,354,506
1,405,000,000
Jersey—Trenton
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1,541,300
20.8
+
5,612.556
York—
1.958
$
■f 19.9
6,028,165
1,310,000,000
3,751,195
Delaware—Wilmington
1959
—66.0
3.143,797
Wilkes-Barre
New
1,302,015
1,505,769
Scranton
sum¬
or
1,068,634
Philadelphia
Reading
for this week follows:
New
ru-o 77d
1
Chester-
At this
Our comparative
i
Lancaster
totals
Inc.
Dec. %
District—Philadelphia-
—
clearings will
1960
$
Third Federal Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Pre¬
ago.
Saturday, Nov. 25, clearings for all
gain for the week ending Friday of 3.6%.
a
a
47
week Ended Nov. 18
1961
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
week
CLEARINGS
compared .with
$25,110,035,586 against $23,504,189,302 for the
center there is
mary
OF
>
detailed statement
Total
(7
cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
showing the figures for each city for the
Nebraska—Fremont
+
City-
ended
Nov.
18
for four years:
Week Ended Nov. 18
Clearings at—
1961
1960
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
5,443,368
_
River
Bedford
Springfield
k
Haven
992,704
904,746
+ 21.6
12,968,767
10,974.961
202,524,190
197,172,613
2.7
201,868,082
212,515,685
Kansas—Topeka
1958
$
$
Wichita
.
.
..
8.258,336
909,171,208
4,448,768
1,986,731
2,032,198
5,250,566
—15.7
4,408,954
4,063,614
25,060,683'
—13.5
16,394,700*
19,397,317
64,880,411
65,472,756
30,928,208
51,702,900
4,800,919
1,144,256,011
1,165,275,716
+
—
—
—
Colorado—Colorado
Total
16,141,669
49,042,113
3.4
25,867,703
27,387,784
3.9
48,367,700
44,800,700
7.2
4,225,437
1,110,098,624
1,022,818,460
—
—
—
—
Jamestown
New
York
Syracuse
33,777,662
24,115,657
199,562.675
—13.4
175,209,082
151,840,299
3,724,182
4,652,527
17,186,875,418
65.653,945
58,236,948
42,025,935
New
Jersey-:
34,870,273
93.326,205
_
Jersey—Newark
Northern
—11.2
5,124,284
Rochester
New
85,597,430
16,687,827,392
_
(9
cities)
106,090,668
118,869,976
_
6.3
17,095,120
2.1
7,149,506
5,553,039
878,953,716
4.7
866,553,468
819,866,474
+ 42.7
—
118,524,975
17,265,514,815
17,798,135,196
+
16,082,261
13,566,563
16,794,868
13.917 213
605,828,855
+
4.4
662,616,543
604,558,016
52,547,515
52,021,959
+
1.0
538,874,390
50,050,280
6,409,000
+
2.5
8,236,000
6,670,216
6,123,140
+
8.9
8,063.268
7,308,482
15,832,168
16,013,125
1.8
16,607,818
14,321,795
733,257,810
Falls
Wichita
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
cities)
(6
699,962,642
4.8
766,192,887
697,948,786
8.0
256.432,960
+
4.5
264,411,123
3,216,408
4,300,228
3,737,389
2.9
14,655,818 919
+ 12.7
Lake
California—Long
11,929,946,428
57,335,644
52,039.064
20.5
31,994,829
87,691,968
79,488,909
+
+
—
0.3
110,067,076
15,159,690,767
12,375,982,091
7,793,030
Jose
-
(10
total
cities)-
(107
il'cii'oni
16,611,901
305,746,645
cities)
51,120,759
42,267,324
14'369,Io^
19,839,084
-
Barbara—
Total
Grand
122,753,897
28,lco
16,652,100
inn
+
lo'm'nr
18,430,043
1,728,030,100
1,611,535,854
31,509,379,764
32,031,743,323
New
York
City
14,821,552,372
14,844,867,905
239.961,642
+ 16.2
6,715,059
6,608,846
6.7
308,165,744
271,712,330
+
4.0
126,002,329
114,710,652
+
2.9
+
0.2
23.668,129
22,594,524
+ 12.3
840,719,914
800,25.1,822
35,063.944
34,942 5'36
+
29.9
44
341,016
37,016,499
+
16.6
12,447,790
19,230,099
20,605,628
10.738.422
+
7.6
+
7.2
1,673,816,984
1,559,142,931
—
1.6
29,064,050,352
25,272,818,600
0.2
14,408,231,433
13,342,872,172
103,097,663
3.0
+
—
904,498,546
•
—
28,500,274
—12.0
127,700,240
City
Beach
Francisco
Stockton
6,799,417
292,800,279
Pasaden r
San
Santa
244,828,511
7,900,934
-
San
3,495,359
+ 10.1
—
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Outside
Total
530,967,091
6,569,000
Galveston
v
Utah—Salt
75,979,540
3,891,430
Buffalo
Elmira
,
19,355,786
—
Oregon—Portland
172,816,108
_
837^609,057
7,744,689
34,004,900
30,296,687
585,624,785
632,283,125
-
WorthlHII
Yakima
_
7,746,207
9,240,111
5.9
9.1
+
3,420,371
1.8
-
Dallas—
14,096,984
66,362,379
+
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
York—Albany
16,020,892
+ 35.5
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Fort
6.1
cities)
(9
Texas—Austin
16,757,777
!.— 0.9
Springs
Washington—Seattle
New
601,162,493
7,910,475
—
31,520,925
546,486,766
15,019,714
<
1,119,102
4,144,764
8.0
11,998,354
33,378,315
—
Joseph
846,448,562
0.5 :
16,260,932
—
:
+
1,317,706
7,140,670
1.5
4,457,685,
cities)
+ 17.0
3,482,923
48,749,000
Island—Providence
(12
1959
4,465,039
29,862,982
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
+ 14.5
11,106,318
Omaha_I-I
6.7
20,571,989
Connecticut—Hartford
New
2,171,858
21,683,461
Worcester
Rhode
4,505,633
4,426,175
_
941,297,179
1,998,350
__
4,650,624
926,990,424
—
10,037,073
4,485,266
_
:
Lowell
New
1,235,511
13,509,889
1,224,776
Missouri—Kansas City
10,706,900
-
_
Massachusetts—Boston
New
or
+ 23.7
*1,300,000
St.
_
Portland
Fall
Inc.
Dec. %
390,493
Hastings
Lincoln
week
—
48
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2376)
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
Fund Notices
of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
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.
certifies
RATX8
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
BY
NOVEMBER
Country
And
1961
RESERVE
BANK
NOVEMBER
TO
23,
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
C
Friday
Australia,
pound
transfers
in
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
1930
In
Nov. 23
$
Belgium, franc
.0200850
.0200850
.966171
.966093
Closed
2.243585
.0386500
.0200850
,-V;
series
Thanksgiving
.0386562
.0200850
.210900
.210875
.210900
.210875
.00310846
.00310846
.00310846
.00310846
France
.203650
.203700
.203783
.203809
.249775
.249775
.210766
.210700
2.815060
2.815725
I
rupee
Ireland,
Italy,
pound
JL
yen/
lira
Japan,
.00161087
.249781
2.815700
.00161093
.00276241
.00276233
.00276241
.327433
.327500
.327500
.0800560
.0800560
1st
.327433
.0800560
.0800560
New
guilder
.277675
.277650
.277658
2.787846
2.788118
2.787821
.140443
.140475
.140475
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
.0349625
United
.0349750
.0349875
South
Kingdom,
Africa,
rand
.0166436
.193600
.193658
.231318
.231420
1.402602
1.402739
Day
2.816000
Fuel
Nov. 22,
Redemption
Total
Nov. 15,
1961
certificate
account
fund
gold
for
R.
reserves
15,902
16,676
1,115
1,016
16,713
17,017
358
and
advances
17,692
368
353
617
323
40
39
Bought
Held
3
3
U.
outright
under
S.
Government
Bought
*
repurchase
agreement
■
3,422
Certificates
Dec
1
Dec
15
2224
:I?ec
15
1842
Dec
15
2119
Dec
1
1949
—Dec
1
1844
Tire
1,692
bought
under
outright
repurchase
1,689
9,173
19,818
12,537
3,692
3,644
2,606
28,698
agreement
28,350
rowings
from
domestic
others
decreased
banks
$50
million.
''
;
Total
Cash
U.
S.
Govt,
Nov. 15,
185
110
34
28,460
27,717
loans
items
in
and
29,300
29,119
28,091
Loans
and
5 196
5,804
4,529
Loans
adjusted!
111
ASSETS—
Nov. 8,
Total
securities
of
process
collection
Bank
premises.
111
Other
assets...
165
•
-
loans
107
Commercial
139
Agricultural
•
144
Loans
Total
assets
51,843
_
52,563
50,916
/
to
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
notes
Other
'
28,442
28,192
27,742
:
U.
reserves
Treasurer-general
Foreign
Other
...
17,350
443
212
account..
-
■
17,625
■•'/. 635
273
214
S.
285
17,361
S.
Loans
480
221
deposits
18.219
availability cash items
liabilities & accrued dividends
Total
liabilities
CAPITAL
:
4,512
3,415
77
73
48
51,235
49,646
in
433
Surplus
Other
817
Contingent
liability
purchased
Ratio
&
of
F.
for
gold
R.
78
89
+
or
100
finance,
etc..
+
3
+
1
3,098
—
2.298
+
+
+
52,563
50,916
13,309
loans
+
of
to
112
113
227
Other
+
27
+
25
—
+
411
+
5,752
+
252
+
Total
35.6%
36.2%
38.0%
CALLED
Date
Corp.,
+
28
+
:—
Co.—
convertible preferred
6 7c
Co.,
Electric
R.
note
notes
solidated
liabilities
of
other
statement
combined"
Federal
shown
includes
Reserve
$310
Banks
million
netted
out
of
of
above.
Federal
the
con¬
cumulative
cumul.
preferred
Co.,
Inc.
5 7c
shares
Edison
California
stock
pfd. stock...
second
4(4%
debs,
cumulative
Power
series
cumul.
due
B
R.
+
—
15,
Filtrol
banks..
+
1,099
1,938
—
3,047
+
—
Co.
.Dec
20
—
Co.—
due
Dec.
1972____.
1,
303
Extra
173
+
adjustedt.
+
(Soock.
of
Eank
(Dallas)
National
Bank
of
dividend)—
National
Bank
National
Bank
&
(quar.)
>
(Oregon)
First
62,777
and
+
389
+
+3,856
+
3,649
First
subdivisions
condition
banks
of
the
shows the
15:
statement
Federal
of
(quar.)
4,743
Reserve
following principal changes for the week Nov.
Increases
of
$795
million
in
U.
S.
Government
demand
$208 million in time and
Commercial
tricts for
week
a
brokers
a
and
deposits, and
savings deposits.
industrial
loans
a
decrease
of
increased
in
10
dis¬
year
and
gain of $166 million; in the comparable
ago they increased $281 million.
Loans to
dealers
other than sales and personal
increased
million.
$55
million.
Real
estate
financing institutions
loans
increased
$40
,.
76
423
First
and
tions:
insts.,
t
and
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $252
million;
Treasury certificates increased $28 million; and the com¬
bined total of
Treasury notes and U. S. Government
Southern
time
\
Westchester
N.A.
36
official
insts.,
etc
2,087
+
94
Reserve
9
.-
+
$4
1,774
119
of
tion.
shown
N.A. Not
*
to
12,840
domestic
reserves:
demand
comparison
time
banks,
loan
except
less
excludes
H.)
preferred
Bank
of
11-21
11-30
12-15
11-30
15c
12-15
12-
12-20
11-13
1
50c,-.
Co.
12-12
,5c
12-15
15c
12-
1
12-
8
12,
1
11-30
11-20
New
dividend)
11-27
2%
12-18
11-20
25c
(quar.)__
12-13
12-
1
$1.25
;
._
__
(quar.)_____
1-
1
12-18
l7J/ac
__
iquar.t
12-
1
11-14
13%c
12-21
12-
1
$3
12-29
12-22
20c
12-15
11-17
$1
(quar.).
12-15
11-17
5.6Vic
12-15
11-17
$1.12^2
(quar.)
preferred
(3c
N.A.
138
from
Florida
Power
—
516
Florida
Power
+
314
+
729
'
banks
items
are
those'of
cash
change
items
in
and
U.
in
after
shown
S.
4.32%
12-15
11-17
deposits
due
to
and
deposits
officers'
of
separately.
figures revised.
U.
checks
S.
not
shown
gross.
Food
Corp.
&
Foote
mutual
Government
and
postal
.
./
savings
(increased
Light,
preferred
common
quar.i-_——'
(quar.)
Gaint
B
.
Ford
Motor Co.
Foremost
Co.
Foxboro
11-24
(quar.)
$1.08
12-
1
$1.12V2
12-
1
Co.
(stock
Company
Ltd.
4(4%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-24
25c
12-20
12-11
5%
12-15
11-15
2%.
12-15
11-17
12-1
11-24
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
11-16
12-14
35c
alvidend)__
(resumed)-
Corp.
11-16
15c
12-15
12-
75c
Inc.
of Canada
Dairies
Foster-Wheeler
yl2- 5
,12-15
19c
(quar.)
Markets,
Mineral
11-30
yl2-20
28c
"D"
nonvoting (quar.)_
Motor
12-20
2-*c
"D"
preferred
Class
collec¬
separately/
from
Corp. (quar.)
Florida Telephone
Corp., class A (quar.)__
Fluor Corp.. Ltd. (stock
dividend)_—_—__
deduc¬
of
lc
Florida Steel
Government
process
income,
short-term security profits and 15c from
long-term security profits)
504
5
—
investment
net
Ford
available.
8
11-30
12-15
15c
(stock
preferred
,
certified
November
commercial
individual
deposits
commercial
banks,,
H Includes
not
all
Year-ago
savings
loans
valuation
domestic
(M.
+
50
—
.-—5,583''.+
ACCOUNTS
t Includes
and
National
N. Y.)
(quar.)
Porter
$4.50
4V2 %
tion
(Syracuse,
$2.25
N.A.
*
3
+
581
...
others
of
,
_______
Co.
640
•
Banks_.i__
liabilities
1 Exclusive
5
Florida Growth Fund—
•
CAPITAL
;
N.A.
+
1
12-18
75c
,
Fitchburg Paper, class A (quar.)
Flexible Tubing, 6%
preferred (s-a)___
Flintkote Company,
com.
(reduced-quar.)
N.A.
210
—
&
Fishman
''v"
16
—
166
■■
.
—
2,658
...
■
+
6,163
subdivisions
banks
Federal
N.A.
12-15
1
1-
50c
—
.
(Salt Lake City)..
Deposit
&
Foods, Inc., common
$5 preferred (quar.)_____
6,520
+
12-
12-30
Co.
______
Fisher
corpora¬
deposits..—
political
interbank
28
12-15
12-18
of America—
Co.
Trust
Rochelle
N.A.
208
—
'
and
68
—
41,051
29,724
Borrowings:
From
Security Corp.
First
N.A.
+
1,001
_
deposits—total!!
partnerships,
Foreign:
Governments,
Other
625
deposits—
Domestic
From
etc
.
Savings
Other
official
banks
savings
Individuals,
States
Republic Corp.
First
N.A.
17
+
—
10-20
1
9c
Trust
J.)____
First
551
11-17
8
1-
50c
N.
Realty & Construction—
preferred
(quar.)_
Fischer
§ Includes
121
for
purchasing or carrying U. S.
Government securities increased $355
million, and their
loans for purchasing or carrying "other" securities' in¬
creased $114 million.
Loans to nonbank financial con¬
cerns
+
+
12.676
Commercial
net
123
723
savings
Commercial
Time
loans
adjusted, $411
million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $389
million in demand deposits
adjusted, and $723 million in
+
+
interbank:
12-11
12-
37Vac
55c
Monthly
Foreign:
weekly
reporting member
System in leading cities
N.A.
4,152
Government
Commercial
The
+2,090
40c
12-
National
60c
corpora¬
67,454
political
First
11-17
35c
'
City
(quar.)__
First National Eank in St. Louis (quar.)
1,619
5
10-27
12-11
5%
(quar.
Jersey
11-15
12-15
12-15
10c
—
(stock
Chicago
National
Holders
57o
47V2c
cuviaenu)—
u.__
Financial
When
Payable of Ree.
12-15
//
(quar.)
First
11,200
94,714
partnerships,
Governments,
Dec. 20
20c
Corp.
First
464
+3,850
30c
.
Corp.,
First
72
—
98
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Charter
First
Share
America
Stock
(Kearny,
deposits—total§
Mutual
Condition Statement of Member Banks
2272
issue.
(Del.)
of
General
First National Bank
144
+
20
+
156,543
Demand
S.
15
1
stock—
debentures
this
in
Corp.
Bank
First
1,514
65
4,603
deposits
Domestic
.Jan
4
of Company
Financ al
LIABILITIES—
U.
1
29
Dec
stock_
Per
Name
2,665
+
+8
1,458
domestic
and
1609
DIVIDENDS
236
—
341
—
12,810
Banks
assets/liabilities
States
-Dec
-Dec
1965_____ -Dec
preferred
Sept.
941
+
+ 1,718
3,632
11,547
coin
Individuals,
1
Co.—
preferred
Gas
&
convertible
Finance
—1,246
18,244
_______
tions
-■
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
Extra
*"F.
.Dec
-Apr
stock
stock—
Continued from page 14
192
5,069
Demand
Reserve
Page
Inc.—
Manufacturing
♦Announced
2,259
1,484
assets—net
depos.
combined*
ISSUE
4,701
years....
with
1994
stock
129
+
indebtedness..
years
F.
1,
pfd.
preferred
$5 preferred
cumulative
4.88%
445
+
1,346
...
5
and
Dec.
Issue—
Climax,
607
40
—
16,503
banks
securities—total
year
with
and
605
+
10
34,181
.
commercial
securities
Currency
5%
160
—
33
banks
5
After
Other
1
1
19
1971
due
conv.
debs,
Co.
40
—
•'/
55
571
...
to
1994
1994
Ltd.—
April 15, 1975
carrying:
bills
1
1
1994
Inc.—
Metal
Southern
498
1994
Corp.
subord.
Products
Western
1,318
foreign
domestic
Balances
correspond.
res.
liab.
51,843
acceptances
on
certif.
note
accounts
cap.
foreign
114
1
1977
1,
920
+
2273
Dec
1971—.:
Corp.—
Publishers
pur¬
securities
certificates
775
91
and
+
1,
1
1
Dec
Dec.
June
1
Dec
1st mtge 6Vi%
1, 1962)
to
financial institutions:
Government
Reserves
liabilities
purchasing
Treasury
406
817
...
433
capital accounts
Total
355
due
—Dec
bonds
Dec
Dec
1966
1,
due Dec.
Ltd.
1951
Dec
series
Lynchburg Foundry Co.,
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
ACCOUNTS—
paid
+
1980
1,
cumulative
5V2 %
loans
to
S.
1,341
■
,
(extended
due
conv.
Company
5 'h
1718
Ry.—
June
Materials
American
57
106
securities........
finance, personal
to
Within
Capital
for
nonbank
to
Other
for
due
debs,
Crampton
123
+
securities
estate
Loans
U.
+
8
2,080
dealers
and
Treasury
50,502
.
Real
18,441
3,764
Deferred
Other
18,<?58
166
+
June
debs,
Industries.
Brunswick
carrying:
Other
379
+
1,214
Government
Sales
-
32,179
1961
15,
1976—
15,
ENTIRE
2,907
securities
Other
Loans
Total
S.
Vulcan
9,546
loans
Dec.
due
Co.—
Transmission
Finance
63/4 7o
9,310
loans
loans
U.
bank
industrial
Government
Other
Deposits:
Member
and
brokers
S.
+
+
Dec.
3%%
1952
2%%
Hawaiian
+
due
bonds
1,
debs,
Traders
*
Ekco
795
debs,
bonds due Jan.
Northern
Eastern
67a
1960
+1,296
+
due
Service
series
&
Dec.
4'/a 7o
+1,271
72,442
&
mtge.
mtge.
Texas
or
119,516
nipe line
Libby—
debs,
Gas
Texas./Co.
jtp;^;
118.170
adjusted!
;_.
chasing or
U.
Federal
investments
and
1982
Ltd.—
secured
conv.
due
(In millions of dollars)
investments
1,
Oct.
due
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co.,
Nov. 16,
1961*
15,
Dec.
due
Co.—
debentures
Oil Co.,
1st
-'
(+)
1965.
Corp.—
subord.
Piedmont
Decrease (—) Since
27,683
28.883
securities
Loans
Increase
1961
Total
in
million.
increased $25
_
_
1, 1985
Michigan, Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
1st mortgage
pipe line bonds,
U.
commercial
1975
1,
Ltd.—
Canada
Rubber
&
Dec.
bonds due Dec. 1,
debentures
B
Acceptance
1st <5%-%
weekly repoftiftg Jfhemb£r 'bdfiks ;from
Banks increased $119 million but bor-.-i
3,367
19,892
1
Bonds
Held
3,199
Dec
1945
5V2 %
Borowings of
I Bills
million
$329
increased
million, of which $109 million was in
District and $50 million was in the
Francisco
Federal Reserve
'
Notes
total of $210
1944
1
5%
New York District.
securities:
outright—
Total
a
San
Dec 31
15
Louisiana
corporations other than savings decreased in all districts
and
2115
Dec
Co.—
due
debs,
of
Co.
Libby-McNeill
York City and $85 million in the San Francisco
District, but they decreased $98 million in the City of
Chicago. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
48
Acceptances:
year"
New
the
377
adjusted
1
due
Dec
57/s%
deposits
5'/4 Jo,
X
1979
subord.
series
General
issue of bonds.
Demand
1.118
notes
Cash
Discounts
23,
2217
1
6% %
category and increased $1,718 million in the "one to five
year" category, largely reflecting exchanges of maturing
bonds on Nov. 15 for a new issue of notes and a reopened
1960
Electric
Union Ry.—
series B 3V4%
Foundation
bonds decreased $1,246 million in the "within one
15,595
F.
certificate
Nov.
1961
Dec 15
—:
mtge,
5%%
ASSETS—
2113
Iron
Diesel
conv.
Home
Gold
1
1977—_Dec
Dec
6%
6%
(In millions of dollars)
Page
_
2116
General
Consolidated Statement of Condition
<
Corp.—
pfd. stock series B and
pfd. stock series A
cumul.
Gen.
2.815700
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
series
bonds,
mortgage
&
cumul.
Dayton
1.402590
2.815725
2272
Voting preference stock 60c convertible series
'
.231400
1.402271
2115
Co.—
Power
1990
1,
Consolidated
.0166436
2.815060
sterling
Closed
.193600
.231220
pound
.0166436
.193458
___
Co.
Paper
general
5>/2%
5%
Thanksgiving
.0350333
.0166436
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
&
Nov.
Colorado
.277666
2.787188
pound
krone
Republic of
.00276241
.140431
Zealand,
&
Maine
Central
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
Power
.00161087
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Norway,
Date
Ltd.—
1st mtge. bonds 6V4%
series C due Nov. 15,
Alberta Municipal Financing Corp,—
5%
debentures due Dec. 15, 1984
.249809
2.816000
15
REDEMPTION
and Issue—
Company
Abitibi
.210766
.00161093
Dec
2039
.963125
.210808
'4r
1,
Jan.
PARTIAL
Finland, Markka
(Metropolitan), new
Germany, deuteche mark
due
A
Day
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
.962812
Page
Date
& St. Louis Ry.—
1st coll. 4%
trust mortgage bonds
__________—Nov 27
Philadelphia Transportation Co. consol. 3% -6% bonds
Chicago
Cincinnati,
Cleveland,
.0120590
2.243824
.0386500
\
Issue—
and
Company
TENDER
OF
NOTICE
Thursday
Nov. 22
.0120627
2.243605
.0386437
India,
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
Money)
Wednesday
$
Austria, schilling
_
(Value
Nov. 21
.0120515
2.243075
York
New
Tuesday
+>-'■
'
$
.0120588
.
Cable
Nov. 20
$
peso
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
Monday
Nov. 17
Argentina,
TO
1961,
found
be
will
Below
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the current
Unit
Monetary
FEDERAL
17,
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
.
Redemption Cslls snd Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the
.
12-
!$1.25
56 Vic
25c
17 Vic
5
1
.11- 1
12-15
11--3
1
12-15
12-15
11-15
1
11-10
1-
12-
Volume
194
Number 6111
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2377)
Per
of Company
Name
Corp.
Fram
'
Extra
.
Freeport-Sulphur (quar.)
(Fred F.) Investing, 7%
Inc.
dividend —:
Class
A
A
Co.,
ciass
A
Corp.
Great
Northern
Ry.
(quar.)
Great
Southern
Life
Insurance
1
11-15
1
11-17
12-
6
(quar.)____^
3-21-62
2-28
6-21-62
5-31
17VaC
12-15
12-
4c
12-15
12-
Utility
3 V2C
12-15
12-
1
of
Fritzi
14c
12-14
12-
1
1
California
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co.,
Industries
Fulton
(quar.)
common
30c
1-
2
12-
$1
preferred (quar.)
(W. P.) Company
4%
Fuller
12-
1
dividend)
5%
.-
1-15
12-
Mountain
Shoe
Griesedieck
5%
5
investment
income)
7c
Light Co.
common
Service
Gas
Co.," common
preferred (quar.)
5 %
Gatineau
KquarJ—^-^A
(Georgia) * common (quar.)
Power
Co.,
(quar.)
11-30
11-15
12-31
12-15
50c
12-
25 c
__
V
dividend
prises,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
share
(one
Ltd. common
held)
Mines,
Gem
International,
Ltd.
Stockholders
Company,
General
Gelco
of
for
each
(quar.)
1-
12-
8
1-
12-
$1.62 '/a
(quar.)
9
11-15
1
12-
1
2
12-
1
12-29
12-
1
1-
cumulated
$4.50
Dec.
22
11-30
t22%C
12-30
11-30
30c
12-20
12-
37V2c
$25c
on
(quar.)
American Oil
Stock
Bakeries,
General
Bankshares
Contract
5Va%
1-
1-
2
(quar.)
Corp.
;-v.. ioc
(quar.)
12-31
Uurp.
General
Fireproofing
Foods
General
Indicator
6%
(quar.)
Merchandise
General
Motors
Co.
Corp.,
(stock
$5
preferred
Outdoor
General
Precision
preferred
$4.75
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Steel
1956
preferred
preferred
12-
8
4V2%
preferred
12-15
12-
J
4V4%
12-15
11-27
5
10-31
$2.20
preferred
Harman,
&
5%
preferred
Hanna
(M.
•11-14
1-
8
6%
2-
1
1-
8
Harbor
12-
8
11-17
Harcourt
12-15
11-30
Harris
12-15
11-30
Harrisonville
preferred
40c
Telephone
Chemical
3.90%
Co.
preferred
3
12-
1
11-
3
1-
2
12-
8
Hawaiian
Fire
55C
12-
11-15
5%%
11-22
55c
1-
1
11-22
of
ahd
1
11-22
5%
preferred
(quar.)
53 Vac
1-
1
11-22
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
66c
1-
1
11-22
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
54 Vac
1-
1
11-22
Tin
Putnam
Fund
(See
Putnam
Hazeltine
Heath
11-14
(Geo.)
25c
Food.
Giant
12-16
11-24
(H.
Ginn
Co.
(quar.)
Mines
Ltd.
,__
(quar.)_
12-
8
11-24
Helm's
10c
■i
11-29
11-15
Helmarick &
Co.
per
State
pfd.
(quar.)—4.
Products
Inc.
(quar.)
11-
1
class
on
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
12-11
11-24
1-10
12-26
7 V2C
10c
A
shares
(H.
Co.,
Ltd.
8%
class
class
A
B
Co.
Portion
(quar.)
preferred
Hill
Hills
Supermarkets,
Hotels
Hilton
1
1-15
12-15
11-15
5Va%
Lakes
New
Pacific
Power
common
5
1-15
1-
5
1-15
1-
5
Machinery
Harvester,
preferred
—_
15c
20c
12 Vac
—
12-15
12-18
1-
2
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
11-24
12 Vac
11-27
11-
25c
,__
(quar.)
12-15
11-17
91 V4c
1-
1
12-
3
8
Investors, Inc.
net
—___„—__
(quar.),
12-
11-15
5%
1
&
Tea
Dock
Co.
11-30
Hi-Tower
11-17
Hobart
10c
12-
1
11-17
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-11
15c
Mfg.
(quar.)
net
realized
security
International
Marine.
International
Minerals
(13
cents
cents
profits)
Paints
(quar.).
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
"
—
1
12-
1
11-10
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-
12-18
11-27
12-
9
11-10
12-
9
11-24
12-
9
11-24
1-15
12-15
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-10
12-15
11-15
11-
3
"
f
1-
2
12-11
$1
Canada, Ltd.
(Canada)
12-30
12-11
f40c
(quar.)
12-20
11-20
Ltd.—
(s-a)
tfiOc
11-24
12-29
12-18
11-24
15c
(quar.)
12-15
12-18
$1
(quar.)
1-16
26Vic
2%
Co., common
11-30
11-15
11-24
Corp.
(initial)
Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.)
J30c
12-
8
11-
Resistance
7'/2C
12-
1
11-15
Co.
(quar.)
9
Resources Fund—
distribution
from
sale
from
of
net
realized
profits
securities)
35c
Textbook
International
Utilities
Corp.,
11-17
12-15
11-17
35c
(quar.)
com.
11-17
11-30
75c
11-15
1
Interprovincial
Pipe
Line
Co.
(increased)™
Extra
1
1
12-
1
11-15
170c
(quar.)
12-
12-
1
11-10
J40c
preferred
12-
10c
50c
Extra
$2
10-25
12-
33'/he
Co.
11-28
27ViiC
International Silver Co. (quar.)
International Telephone & Telegraph
Corp.—
4% preferred B (initial)
12-
1
11-10
12J/2C
Freight System
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
23%c
11-15
11-30
11-15
5
11-15
12-
12-
1
54V2c
1-
1
12-
8
683/4c
•"
1-
1
12-
8
12-20
Investment
Foundation,
Ltd."" (quar.)
t60c
Investors
Services, Inc.—
(increased-quar.)
$1.50
12-
1
11-17
$1.50
12-
1
11-17
Class
A
common
Investors
Class
A
(increased-quar.)
Funding Corp. of New York—
i
_L
i-_~.
B
6%
15c
,
preferred
Loan,
Extra
12-15
&
1-
1
1-10
1-
1
1-10
1-
1
3c
*
'
Power
Co.—
12-
1
11-21
lc
common
Light
1-10
2c
7VaC
(quar.);
_—_,____4._
Electric
Iowa
1-15
Diversified
Common
12-
1
11-21
/.
11-15
11-23
Holophane
11-15
Home
12-19
11-15
8
Homestake
12-
1
Extra
1
Honeggers
2-15-62
Honolulu
5-15-62
5-
4
Hooker
12-15
12-
1
$4.25
Hoover
1
1
12-11
11-20
12-11
11-20
12-1J
11 -V<l
Horizon Land Corp.
12-15
11-25
Horn &
12-15
11-28
5%
preferred
30c
12-18
11-20
Horner
.(Frank
12-
Hoskins
1
6
24c
12-
1
11-10
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-22
12-12
Extra
12-
split
(quar.)
11c
1
12-21
11-16
12-
4
11-30
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
$25c
(reduced)
40c
11-30
1
11-14
12-
1
11-30
12-29
12-15
12VaC
40c
1-
3
12-20
1-
1
12-15
12-
6
11-30
12-
1
11-24
40c
12-15
11-24
10c
11-30
11-15
12-
8
11-30
25c
(quar.)
—
—
•;
11-
3
12-27
12-
4
15C
12-12
11-17
10c
12-12
11-17
12-12
11-17
10c
<
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
(stock dividend)
12-12
12-29
11-17
12-20
11-21
35c
12-
1
11-17
$1.25
com.
12-19
12-
1
11-17
5%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
W.)
11-28
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
Y.,
$12 VaC
class
Co.
A
12-
1
11-
12-
9
11-10
Howard
12-
9
11-10
Hubinger
12-
Hudson
Houston
Lighting
&
Power
2
12-1
12-
7
11-22
12-" 7
11-22
40c
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
1-
40C
20C
Ltd.,
Manufacturing
com.
Corp., 4V4% pfd.
(The) Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
•.—
11-17
12-
1
11-15
17 VaC
(quar.)
12-11
$1.06 y4
12-
9
11-27
2 VaC
Co.
Stores
Service, common
preferred
(quar.)
3.75%
3.90%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
Southern
4.75%
933/4c
Utilities,
1
Hudson
$12 VaC
$70c
12-
1
12-
4
12-
1
11-21
•
5%
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
Pulp & Paper Corp., Class A
(quar.)___
1".
preferred
11-22
5.12%
11-22
$1.41
preferred
2nd
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
12-
9
11-27
$75c
12-18
11-17
(quar.)J
31 Vac
12-
1
11-21
31 V4c
12-
1
Iron
Fireman
Irving Trust
holders
Israel
Mfg.
(quar.)
(N.
Co.
dividend
Stock
__
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
20c
12-
1
11-17
40c
of
___
(quar.)
Y.)
2%
___
subject
approval on Jan.
Development
to
1-
2
12-
1
3-
1
2-
—
6
____
(annual)
Corp.
11-10
stock¬
31—
$1.25
12-29
11-30
(quar.)
preferred
Jamestown
(quar.)
Telephone
(Andrew)
Jergens
com.
$1.50
(quar.)
15c
He
5%
40c
93%c
tlOc
H5c
Co
(stock dividend)
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)
33/4% preferred (quar.)
Steel
Co.
Club,
Ltd.,
preferred
6%
common
(s-a)
(quar.)
—
tl33/4c
5»/2%
preferred (quar.)
Johns-Manville Corp. (quar.)_
Johnson
&
Johnson
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
Jones
&
Jones
6s
Laughlin Steel
(s-a)_—
-
—
Sutherland Paper
15c
Cov__:
Corp.,
com.
35 y4c
Aluminum
1
11-21
43/4 %
preferred
pref
conv. pref.
12- 1
11-21
43/*%
conv.
12-
4.75%
conv
nref.
12-15
12-
1
11-25
2-15
1-31
11-30
11-21
12-22
12-
11-30
11-16
2-
1
1
1-18
12-15
11-30
1-15
12-29
1-15
12-
8
12-29
12-
1
12-11
11-27
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-11
12-
1
(quar.)
11-10
1
12-
8
12-15
12-
1
35c
—
iouar.)__
series)
12-15
1
8
12-
9
11-13
10c
12-
9
11-13
11-30
11-17
22>/2c
5»/fc
—
(1959
1
1-
75c
(quar.)
Chemical, com.
(quar.)______
12-15
1-
1-
$1_^5
—
&
12-27
12-
62V2c
(quar.)
(increased-quar. )_^
Co,
—1-
Extra
Kaiser
J20c
+,H,5c
$12 Ac
(ouar.)^
joslyn Mfg.. & Supply Co.
KVP
Ltd.
(quar.)
Lamson Machine
preferred
5%
50c
25c
—
& Storage,
Johnston Terminals
6%
11-17
11-20
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Special
Jockey
8
8
$1.25
,
Y.),
(N.
1st preferred (quar.)
Jantzen, Inc.. 5% preferred
5%
Jessop
12-
12-
Water Supply Co.—
Common
$5
15c
55c
Machine Co
Jamaica
11-21
32c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
44c
.
12-30
11-10
1
37c
(quar.)
11-10
1
12-
355/ac
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
1
12-
$1.05
______
12-
97V2C
—_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
preferred
preferred
$1.76
Jaeger
40c
(increased)
of N.
Electric,
11-14
12-28
Ltd.—
—.—_—.—.—
Hardart Co.
&
Public
Iowa
11-10
12-
$15c
Mines
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
11-15
34 %c
.___
12-30
37 VaC
—
(quar.);__.
5c
A
(increased-quar.)
Iowa-Illinois
Iowa
Extra
6
10-31
(incr.-quar.)__
15c
3
12-
1-
1
12-
(quar.)__
Class
11-
4V2%
12-
12-
(quar.)—
11-20
Extra
47V2C
25c
12-15
B
(quar.)__
75c
(s-a)
Corp.
Company,
11-24
15c
A
Co.
12-11
Class
12-15
12-15
87 Vac
1-
preferred
12-15
2
$1.09%
(quar.)
Co
Chemical
2
1-
(quar.)__
Co.
Gas
1-
5334c
11-15
r
2-5
12-
Mining
60c
(quar.)
1
_____
&
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
12-
A
Gold
Inc.
Co.,
12-
2
preferred
4.30%
20c
Corp
Company,
class
Oil
1-
4.80%
(quar.)
i.
12-
47'/2c
11-24
11-24
40c
Hollingshead (R. M.)
Holly Oil Co
12-15
Common
12-15
12-15
30c
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
75c
2
(quar.)
Consolidated
12-22
$17VaC
-
11-1
1
1
(4c from net investment income plus a 31c
5
1-15
1-
1
40c
Corp. Ltd.—
quar.)_T_;—_rj__
preferred
12-
2-
1
12-
.
Parts
International
11-30
12-15
5c
Quarterly
30c
(quar.)
(initial
$2.80
12-15
12-
33c
dividend
International
Investors
5c
35c
11-10
40c
of
Paper
preferred
1
7V'2c
Chemical—
(quar,)__
International Nickel
preferred
12-
from
(quar.)
preferred
12-
from
Inc.
&
12-15
60c
1
10c
Extra
Hollinger
12-22
93%c
Great Northern Gas Utilities Ltd.—
Common
(:-ai
.'___
(initial)
(quar.)-..—
Drilling
Co.,
Ltd.
35c
(quar.)
10c
1
U-27
75e
preferred
$25c
(quar.)__
12-15
12-
7 Vac
—
(quar.)
common
A
•a
(quar.)
}
12-29
12-11
11-
12-15
60c
(quar.)_
plus 20
investment income
Class
(Helena)
1
$1.75
11-22
2
1
12-
C.)—
(quar.)__
12-12
2
11-
:$i
25c
(D.
Engineering Corp
1-
11-30
1
40c
(quar.)
common
Motor
1-
12-15
12-
41c
1
Interstate Power Co., common
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)_
5 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
15C
class
Corp.,
preferred
$1
Great
Cigar
Extra
5
1-
1-15
12-12
from
B
Washington
11-22
_____
$2
(quar.)
T.) Company, common
preferred (quar.)
&
1-
1-15
.____——
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
30C
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
City Steel (quar.)
Lakes Dredge
11-20
II-18
25c
class
International Business Machines
International
9
II-30
distribu¬
(Semi-annual)
Stock
9
12-
J15c
(10c
a
(quar.)________.
12-12
See Curtis
common
new
$1.50
preferred
Great
Ltd.,
Corp.
International
-
3c
Breweries,
International
I
*
Ltd.—
International Bank of
Common
■il-
40c
(quar.)__
dividend
International
_
25c
(quar.)
security profits)
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph-
International
11-10
12-
I-1
t60c
31c from realized
International
11-22
1
1%
Co.
Shares,
Iron
11-24
12-
5c
*
(initial)
pfd
Corp., class A
12 %C
:
Corp.
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Atlantic
8
partic.
Interstate
Stockholders
1
—
37 VaC
(quar.)
common
(W.
3%%
6%
Foundation Fund
investment income plus
Interlake
11-15
75c
Ltd.
Institutional
Stock
1
12-15
J20c
Rubber__l___________
Ltd.,
1
12-11
$1.06(4
(quar,)
Interstate
Engineering Corp.—
approve
a
five-for-one
High Voltage
12 VaC
Graf ton &
Grant
12-
1-15
5c
pfd.
Pak
convertible
$$1
(quar.)
A___
Co.,
Great
Container
Interior
12-
$1.25
„
t
net
11-22
30c-.
.
Steel
12-15
1>
15c
Extra
Inland
11-
20c
Minerals of Canada,
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
Cement.
12-
;.25c
^
&
Inland
11-30
6c
Mexico", S. A.—
shares
Hose
Industrial
de
133/4c
Spencer Bartlett & Co.
12 Vac
&
preferred
Granite
4%%
Hibbard
12-
—
2%
>
class
W.)
(quar.)
11-22
:
Payne, Inc.__
Inc.,
30c
R.)
11-24
11-17
2
12-15
_.2%
Eiectrlca
American
4
12-15
Water
11-22
—
12-21
1
22 VaC
•
Corp
(W.
&
General
Industrial
5
35c
1
4*
.
dividend
Industria
$4
12-
I-
in¬
,
6%
11-17
10c
Corp. (quar.)______
~
Indianapolis Water, common (quar.)__
5% preferred
(quar.)
:__
._______._4.__
4V4%
preferred (quar.)____
.
1
4C
Gas
Stock
Indiana
4%
11-10
12-
income),,
___,
Indiana
7%
12-15
t37Vic
Boston, Inc.-—
International
(quar.)
Chocolate
15c
'v
1%
__
(quar.)__
.-
6%
8%
2-
15c
Inc
Rubber
National Batteries
Grace
12-
12-
11-10
of
investment
11-22
7%
$$2
A
Gossard
Gould
11-22
11-22
$1.50
(quar.)
Extra
Gorham
12-12
12-12
Co.—:
Jewelry,
2
(quar.)
fioc
Fund
Inland
1-15
50c
Ltd.
12-12
Hershey
$13c
-
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Class
1
1-
Paints
12-12
11-15
8c
,
Gordon
12-
57Vic
tquar.)
12-12
10-20
10c
(initial-quar.)
Telegraph
dividend
Flo-Glaze
International
12-15
12-13
X
(quar.)
RR.
12 Vac
5
10c
;
_
Stock
preferred
Central
12c
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.
3%%
preferred (quar.)
.
&
11-24
,
12-15
12-28
$1.25
Circuit Breaker—
(quar.)__
(year-end),
Industries.
Express
Heublein,
.___
Security System (quar.)
Stockholders approved a five-for-four split
Globe-Wernicke Industries, Inc
Gloray Knitting Mills (initial)
Tire
lfc- 8
•
283/4c
1
8c
Stations,
1
i
13 Vac
12-
(monthly)
dividend
12-
2
1-
$1
Globe
Stock
12-15
25c
12-23
10c
Envelopes, Ltd., class A
Goodyear
1
21»/4c
12-
Monthly
Goodwill
12-
27 Vac
12c
1
depositary
Manufacturing (quar.)
Glen Mfg., Inc. (quar.)_
:
Rubber
.
(quar.)
9%
Glen
Goodall
12-15
Public
common (quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)—4___
6%
preferred B (quar.)
Herff Jones Co., 50c pfd. A (quar.)__
5c
Bros.,
11-20
6
5
30c
(initial)__ i
common
3.65%
Henderson's
Extra
Stock
12-
1-
10c
Hercules Gallon Products,
11-
share.
Glen-Gary Shale Brick
&
E
12-14
69c
(quar.)
Co.,
11-10
5
the current rate of exchange, payment
will amount to about $.068
Gold
12-29
27 Vic
(quar.)
11-10
12-
on
Goldblatt
1-19
48 %C
4
12-12
Company (increased-quar.)
Laboratories, Ltd. Ordinary (final)
After charges of the
depositary and based
Rubber
1
,<
com.
(quar.)
12-12
&
Globe
11-10
•
(quar.)
_______
$5c
62 Vac
Glaxo
Globe
12-18
12-
30c
the
Co.,
tlOc
-4
______________
(quar.)
Glickman' Corp.
12-23
10c
80c
Gillette
preferred
come)
11-15
45c
25c
Properties Inc., class A (monthly)
Incorporaed Investors
(from
investment
11-15
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
J.)
Curtis
Helena
1
1
1
2%
&
Mining
Heinz
1212-
(quar.)
.
A
:
-
11-24
11-25
11-20
1
12-
12 Vic
Mortgage Corp.
Income
11-25
12-11
11c
:
C.)
25c
v
_
class
Yellowknife
Extra
1%
Co
Inc.,
12-16
12-11
12-
5c
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
(D.
Hecla
25c
Erie
(From
12-11
.
Fund
11-27
11-30
.
2
dividend
Haydock
dividend-..
Products
Giant
(quar.)
1-
_
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
Hawley Products
Hein-Werner
Stock
Gerber
preferred
preferred
Stock
Fund).
Corp.
12-11
$1.06 V4
5.10%
,
&
Extra
11-22
2
(quar.)—
Telephone
4.80%
1-
Georgia-Pacific
12-15
1-
Commission)
preferred
Hawaiian
59 %c
George
1
30c
5 Va %
Corp.—
(
12-
(quar.)
Hawaiian
5%
12-31
Co.
Electric Co., 4(4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-15
1
W'
12-15
(quar.)____.:
Insurance
stockholders
12-15
1
12-
11-15
Income
1
Co., com; (incr.-quar.)—
stock split subject to approval of
Utilities
_..
12-
Electric
(3-for-l
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)_,
Hastings Mfg. (increased)
Haveg Industries. Inc., new
Ohio—
Rubber
6
.Jquar.)
11-
(quar.)
&
2-
(quar.)
Light."Co.—
12-20
preferred
Tire
11-10
(quar.)—___
1
convertible
General
1
2-15
Bracqr& .^prld,, jppc., (quar.)
Hartford
Investments, Ltd.—
(Interim of 9%
equivalent to about 6.3c
after deducting British income
tax)
12-
(quar.)___
12-
$1.25
11-15
11-30
Imperial
11-17
$1.50
12-29
convertible
4.36%
1
1
$1.25
22VaC
4.25%
5.28%.
12-
Intertype Corp."(quar.)
4.75%
General
12-
$1.12 Vz
common
Corp.
Electric
6
12-18
(quar.);
Plywood
Harshaw
(quar.)
11-15
Co., new common (initial)
Refractories, com.
(quar.)
preferred
Hartford
19c
12-
1
Harbison-Walker
'2-28
<quar.)
1
(quar.)
A.)
11-14
9
(quar.)
112-
25c
(quar.)
12-
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
4.40%
common
25c
(quar.)
General Telephone & Electronics
>
Co.,
Handy
11-30
preferred
Common
Paper
11-15
1
11-30
$1.25
4.60%
6
$1
12-21
1-
12-
(quar.),
11-20
■.:v<
11-15
1
t$1.25
1
C
1
1-
t22I/2c
(quar.)_
12-
34 %
12-
(quar.)
27 Vac
of
Co.
$1.25
(quar.)
12-29
25c
__,
common
11-15
(quar.)
B
T
12-29
1-15
t4c
12-31
3-15
(quar.)
1-15
$22 V2C
12-18
1
:
11-20
12 Vic
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
.___
Handmacher-Vogel Inc. (quar.)_:
Handy Andy Company (quar.)
$1.183/4
series
11-20
60c
(quar.)—:_
Hammond Organ Co. (quar.)
$1.183/4
(quar.)
preferred
General
Hammermill
9
Inc.
12-15
tl5c
11-13
11-30
!
11-20
10c
preferred
Telephone Co. of Iowa—
51/2%
"
12-22
32 Vac
(quar.)
General Telephone
$5
7
2-
(quar.)
of California—
Co.
preferred
General
12-
'
General Telephone
5%
1
12-
(quar.)
Industries
Co.,
preferred
40c
(quar.)
$4.75
5V2%
4%
30c
Advertising Co. (quar.)
Equipment, com. (quar.)_
12-15
60c
(quar.)
Watch
11-30
11-30
A
Illinois
11-20
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
$1.60
4%%
5%
93%c
(quar.)
12-10
(quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
General
General
'
50c
preferred
11-20
(s-a)___
15c
Extra
$3.75
12-15
11-20
12-15
(quar.)
common
12-15
series
Institutional
1%
dividend)
1
12-15
$1.25
,
15c
(initial-quar.)
Corp. (annual)
Instrument
General
I
12-15
$1.10
___
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
1-
12-
1
25c
preferred
Corp.
7
2'/2C
1-
;
;
$1.29
(quar.)
Hallnor Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., common
6
1
1st
Halliburton
10-28
12-
5%
Hajoca
8
12-
40c
(initial)
common
10-13
15c
Co.
Ltd.,
1
45c
(quar.)
Corp.,
8
1-
$1.16
(s-a)
1-
2IV2C
10-13
12-
$1.11
(quar.):
35c
(quar.)
Co
Corp.
pfd.
conv.
1%
2%
8
5-25
"
Water
Brass,
Hamilton
(quar.)
Corp.
General
General
Hahn
12-
8
12-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
series
tion of
1-10
12-15
6-11
1
$1.27
com.
preferred
25c
pfd.
conv.
Oil
Finance
General
12-
yc
30c
(stock
Crude
(quar.)
Corp.—
dividend)
$1.25
3-
$1.05
Co.,
(quar.)________■
Hackensack
12-
1-25
3-19-62
vj.,
12-22 •:».
12-21
10c
+
11-24
(quar.)_
I___b__T.___
(quar.)
11-15
75c
12yac
(quar.)
com.
preferred
5%
11-24
preferred
preferred
12-14
2
IOC
11-30
_J___2Uir__
Utilities
11-30
Huttig Sash & Door—
11-30
12-18
r
4.64%
preferred
12-11
12-18
(quar.
11-27
12-22
$1.12 Va
,___
H
11-24
12-11
._
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gyrodyne Co. of America—
5% participating preferred
11-15
Finance
series A
General
1
8
\ $1.25
preferred
$4.44
11-24
12-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
12-;8
,
$1.25
dividend
States
6%
Cigar Co.
General
Common
12-
$2.35
—
Ceramic
Battery &
General
1
1-2
J
income)________
8
1-19
37»/ac
_4
$4.40
1
12-
1-23
3%
General
12-
12-28
4UC
;_
(quar.)_"
Ltd.
Corp.
5.16%
common
dividend
General
2
plusJlc from ac¬
undistributed
1
30c
(quar.):
Gulf Power Co.,
a
—
2-
35c
(quar.)__
$4.20
50%
(quar.)
Investors
Co.,
capital gains
preferred
General
Oil
$5.08
Corp.-
American
from
preferred
Co.
Industries,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12 Vac
preferred
Huron
1
11-30
_!
com.
&
(quar.)
5%
1
12-
12-30
(quar.)
(quar,)_'
preferred
Gulf
!_
on
12-
12-15
12-30
$1.06 V*
.
Ohio RR.,
&
$5
Stock
Enter¬
1-
vote
12-15
12-15
21V2C
_______
(quar.)
Production
Foods
When
Share
Products
11-15
1-
25c
(quar.)
Gulf
Inc.
will
12-
20c
common..
common
Hugoton
8
(increased-quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____.:
Products (increased-quar.)
B
Mobile
$5
Gatineau
(quar.)—
America
($2.27
Inc.,
Class
Gulf
12-30
1-
¥40c
proposed 3-for-2 stock split
General
Grolier,
a.
12-
common
Geco
11-
43c
$30c
Stock
1,
1-10
$1.25
_________
12-15
IVaC
$5 preferred
Gardner-Denver Co.,
Gas
11-27
8c
t
12-26
8c
Futterman Corp.,
class A (monthly)
Class A (monthly)-.
_j_____-______
1-
30c
"
net
1
35c
Fundamental Investors—
(From
12-
$1.75
convertible
Grocery Stores
12-10
Company
Vitamin
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Per
Name of
Hudson
Hunt
:
:
9
1
(Winnipeg)—
common
Power
•
1
11-
+$1.40
Manufacturing
Extra
12-
12-
(Houston)—
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
W/o
preferred
(quar.)
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd.
11-20
20c
Co.
12-15
75c
;
:
(quar.)
Green
11-13
11-30
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
Green
(quar.)___
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
:___
Western Sugar,
7%
1
(quar. )__^.
series
L
Greeley Gas Co., 6V2%
1
(quar.)
series
(quar.)
West Life Assurance
Great
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Preferred
Co.
400
Quarterly
11-30
15c
___
Great
11-20
12-21
Paper
Quarterly
11-20
,
15c
(quar.)
Frouge
12-29
'12-21
15c
(quar.j
(quar.)
Class
10c
2%
(Charles E.)
Frost
Northern
12-
When
Share
Great
12-
$7-
!
—_—
stock
Company
,12-29
1-15
.
30c
pfd.__.
Per
Name of
1-15
10c
_______—
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
27V2C
French
Friden,
When
Share
(quar.)
49
quar.)
$118 4
$1.183/4
11-17
12-
1
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
50
(2378)
The
Per
When
Share
Compa\iy
of
Payable
Holders
Common
3.80%
4%
(increased-quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
11-14
12-
11-14
12-
11-14
95c
3-
2-
$1.05
3-
2-
9
3-
2-
9
3-
2-
&
preferred
preferred
Drug
Kavanau
Co.,
12-20
12-
1
M
12-20
12-
1
MSL
•1-
1
12-15
%1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
o
1-
2
12-8
1-
2
12-
$1.12%
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Corp.
1
37c
(quar.)______——__
(quar.).
Co.
12-
$1.25
:___
25c
(increased-monthly)
12-15
8c
12-
1
Chemical
Kawneer
Co.
isiock
dividend)
2
12-11
2-
1
1-io
Consolidated, 8*e pid. (moiiUuy>_
Kayser-Roth Corp.
(quar.)
Kellogg Company, 3%% pfd.
(quar.)
Kelly Douglas, Ltd., class A (quar.)__
7c
/
preferred (quar.)
Kent-Moore Organization
Kentucky
Stone,
Common
10c
common
4%%
Kerr-McGee
Kewanee
Class
12-
1
11-21
Co.,
class
A
11-15
60c
12-15
11-13
12-14
11-22
Kleinerfs
(I.
B.)
Koehring Co.,
5%%
5%
Co.
C
Y.)
(quar.)
Class
Lake
A
(quar.)'
common
common
(Jackson,
Miss.)
11-28
amount
12-21
12-
Class
Little
A
Class
Local
(quar.)
Lone
Star
5 %
Lorain
(P.)
ZZZZ1ZZ
(quar.)_
Il"l
dividendi_I_~Z
;
._I__II™1_~
preferred
common
(quar.)___
(quar )_
_
—__-_333
Exploration
(quar)
~~
Cement
Si
RR.
(quar )
Title
(quar.h
Extra
M.)
Co.,
Department
12-29
12-15
3%%
12-29
12-15
Stock
12-
11-15
1
12-
1
Ltd.
12-
1
1
12-11
11-24
12-
8c
12-
1
11-10
1-15
12-
12-
Hr-17
45c
stock
River
Lumber
McCormick
12-
11-22
McGraw-Edison
11-24
1-
5
9
6
12-
9
11-21
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-15
12-
12-30
12-15
4%
1
$1.25
12-30
11-
12-
11-10
1-
1
3
2
12-14
50c
12-10
11-17
25c
12-15
12-
12-
1
60c
12-
1
12-
9
$1.10
3 -10-62
12-
9
1
*11-10
11-
3
11-17
2-10
&
Co.,
&
preferred
$59c
3'-10-62
Portland
National
6%
12-
1
12-1
11-
8
11-
8
$37V2C
12-
1
11-
10c
12-
1
12 %c
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-20
2%
11-30
11-20
30c
12-11
11-17
3%
12-15
12-30
A
Assurance
12-11
11-24
Middlesex
55c
12-18
12-
1
12-18
12-
1
45c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
12-
11-15
1
1
75c
12-12
12-12
11-
12-15
11-30
11-
1
1
12-15
11-30
$25c
1-15
12-15
1
12-
1
12-11
11-16
II-29
12-15
12-
11-15
1
12-11
11-20
12-11
1-
1
12-15
(quart
12-
8
Co.
12-
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
3
12-31
1-
12-15
1
12-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-
12-30
11-30
$1
share
1
12-11
12-
11-20
12-
shares
»
Inc.
Year-end
Milton Brick
Co., Ltd.
Mining Corp.
of
Ltd
11-15
11-15
30c
1-
1
1-
1
$1.17%
1-1
'•50c
12-27
12-27
12-11
3oc
(N.
1-15
12-29
pm.—
of
National
12-15
Series
17c
11-30
10-26
$1
11-30
11-10
6C
11-10
12-
1
$3.50
12-20
12-
1
(increased-quar.)
35c
12-11
11-17
2-
5
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
2oc
12-15
11-17
261/4 c
12-15
11-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
55c
Stock
$4.50
12-30
12-16
1
1-16
1-16
35c
3 2-15
12-
20c
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
11-27
12-30
11-27
1-
in
—
?5C
12-30
12-
11-27
15c
1
11-14
,11-27
12-30
11-27
1-
2
12-15
1-
6
12-30
Lead
class
11-15
12-15
12-
8
12-22
12-
8
12-
8
11-30
11-15
$10c
15c
56 %c
56y4c
$50c
12-11
12-
1
12-29
12-15
5
11-28
12-
5
11-28
25c
12-15
;_—
share
12-
5
3-
2
for
3-15
70c
1-15
12-12
$1.75
11-30
11-10
6%
11-30
11-
50c
12-
9
11-17
30c
12-
1
11-10
dividend)
Corp.
(quar.)
Chemical
6
Corp.—
(quar.)
$1.06V4
12-15
11-15
561/4
12-15
11-15
$20c
Oil
12-
1
11-
3
$15c
12-
1
11-
3
40c
1-
3
12-15
12-
1
11-17
12-11
11-24
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
11-24
12-
1
1-
2
11-14
2%
1-
2
11-14
12-
1
11-10
12-15
11-16
$1,121/2
$1.75
12 %c
:
______
12-11
12-20
50c
7%
pfd. A (quar.)_—
Accident Insurance Co.
BB
1
30c
;
(quar.)
1
5c
Corp.
Co..
&
c
(Canada), Ltd.—
(Hartford)
Corp.
Co.,
National-Standard
National
State
12-
1
11-17
15c
12-
1
11-20
1-
8
stock)
20%
Co.
Bank
(nuar.i
12-
8
'
2 '/o
12-29
12-15
7c
12-15
11-30
3c
12-15
35c
(Elizabeth,
N.
also
of
20%
the
Comptroller
1-
11-30
2
12-11
J.)—
dividend
(Subject to approval of stockholders
Jan.
of
•"
•
1-
9
9
the
Currency).
Tea
Co.
Stores
Inc.
Inc.
12-
12-21
25c
(quar.)
12-29
12-
5
12-
11-
8
Gv»itiali_
*0
(quar.)
Edwaias
Paper,
citvss
in
(pavabl°
Co.
Natural
(quar.)
class
B
11-30
12-30
12-15
10"'5c
12-30
12-15
12-
11-14
1
com.
1
(quar.)
12-
7 Vac
12-
1
11-15
37 %C
(quar.)
:
12-15
12-
1
11-15
1-
Gas
preferred
stock)
a
Pipeline,
(quar.)
New Jersey Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.05%
12-1
20C
n.
preferred
New Jersey Trust
1
11-17
-
12-15
20c
div.
1
10c
B
Stock
Nestle-Lemur
Nevada
20c
55c
;
iPgh.)
(quar.)
Bros.
Nekoosa
Class
(quar.)
Union Fire Insurance
Corp.
1
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
$1.01%
(Ridgewood)
(quar.)
New
New
Jersey
York
3.75%
Newark
6%
Zinc
Air
York
Co.
preferred
&
5%
(quar.)
(Ohio),
—
common
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Light & Power Co.,
3%%
Corp.
Corp.,
preferred
Newport News
Quarterly
4
11-
12-
1
11-15
1-
1
12-
3
93 %c
$1.50
*0
50c
8
12|11
11-30
1-10
12-30
12-11
11-24
12-
n%o
Ltd.—
$60c
(quar.)_
Mining
12-
$1
(increased)
Electric
12-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
12-21
Gas—
Newberry (J. J.)
Newfoundland
12-15
(quar.)
Electric
Telephone
12-21
12 %c
Co.
Brake
State
preferred
30c
30c
Newmont
12c
1-5
12-
20c
Income series (quar.) from net invest,
inc.)
Stocks
series
(quar.)
from
net
investment
income
Newport
37 %c
8c
dividend
Common
Neb.)—
11-22
11-18
Growth
New
—
11-29
12-9
2Uc
(quar.)
Products
11-27
Illinois-—
—
13c
25c
National Rubber Machinery (stock
diviuena)
Securities & Research Corp.—
$1.50
1
from
National
4
2-
11-27
11-27
(quar.)
&
(Nashville)
Neisner
of
9
11-22
(10.4c
2.6c
additional
Insurance
Life
Nedick's
12-16
9
11-
12-12
National
Oats
Co.
(quar.)__
___.
National Old Line Insurance (Little Rock, Ark.)
Class AA & class BB (stk. div.)
(Payable
4
2-
interest
and
(quar.)
preferred
4
12-30
11-
1
12-12
——.—
(stock
&
Gypsum
12-
50c
1
12-15
(quar.)
National
12-
(quar.)
12-
12-
12'Ac
—
1
4
2-26
9c
10c
(quar.)
Gas
1
4
11-10
11-30
12-12
—
(Ore.), class A
Products
Food
1-
12-
11-30
1
1
25c
(quar.)
Co., common
Extra
1-
12-
12-
1
—______—i—
(One
National
95c
12-
11-10
11-
Extra
12-22
1
1
12-
(quar.)__
Corp.
Fire
1-15
1
11-17
40c
Tulsa
preferred
50c
1
1
12-
$$1.19
___
(quar.)
Common
Nautec
1-
12-
12-15
Drug & Chemical
National
11-15
1-
12-11
40c
National
5
i-
11-30
11-30
11-30
.
J.)—-
12 %c
profits
preferred
12-
$1.08%
common
11-17
12-15
50c
preferred
National
$1.11 %
(s-a)
Canada
% %
41/2%
961/4 c
(quar.)
Safety Appliances Co.,
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_
4
National
(quar.)__
(monthly)
Mine
Common
11-14
12-11
Inc.
Can
11-17
;
Laboratories
National
11-17
12-22
Miles
1
12-15
1
24 shares
Biscuit
1
20c
Mielile-Goss-Dexter,
12-
25c
(Initial)
class a (quar.)
preferred
1
Corp.
(stock
dividend)
(one
Continental Oil Co. for each 60
held)
of
7%
12-15
Oil
of
11-15
held, subject to approval
stockholders Jan.
9,
1962)
40c
Quarterly
Midwest
1
(quar.)_
Trust
beneficial
dividend
Stock
Y.)
(Lincoln,
12-
(quar.)————_-___w____Z.r_h__.-v
each
11-20
$30c
(quar.)
1
7%c
1
Company
Co.
Bank
Stock
12-12
1%
Insurance
National
1
40c
dividend
Abrasive
Fabric
Corp.,
B
12-
45c
held)
1
12-
20c
(quar.)
of
Chemical
12-15
25c
100 shs.
12-
12-22
30c
split
——
common
securities
National
42%c
;
12-22
quar.)
12-30
investment income)
National
$1
of
12-
Company
from
1
$1.10
Co.
2
25c
II-24
$1.22%
for each
1-
Trust—
11-
$1.06Vi
approval
$2
(quar.,)
(quar.)
Certificates
.
(Pittsburgh)
to
11-14
11-14
10c
1
12-30
Life
C.)
(G.
Corp.
Mutual
11-20
12-
11-17
1
1
$1.12%
common
preferred
25c
1
(quar)
(One sh.
Water
Mid-West
Midwest
5c
(quar.)_
Stock
12-20
$1.75
12-
3%
(subject
Telephone
11-24
9
12-15
25c
States
12-15
12-20
1
20c
25c
12-
12-
97 %c
4:90% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities
Mickleberry's Food Products
$1.21
2
12-15
12-15
stockholders)
Stock div.
1-
8
12-29
iquar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar-.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, com.
Middle
Munsingwear, Inc.,
60c
Increased
12-20
I-10
11-
1
12-
12-
10c
11-15
1
12-
25 c
$1.25
B
1
1-31
—
preferred
preferred
Star,
Class
12-
12-
11-21
11-21
11-17-
1
15C
Multnomah Kennel Club
37%c
4.45%
12-15
1-1-62
11-10
12-12
12-12
12-
$1.38
—
common
Supply Co.
Inc. (initial)
Dairy
25c
pfd.
18c
(quar.)—
Fuel
Distillers
$25c
(quar.)
12-
10c
1
11-30
% %
(initial quar.)—
(s-a)
National
(quar.)
(increased)
preferred
4.40 %
Movie
35c
(N.
3.90%
12-30
$1.25
12-
62%c
(quar.)—
12-23
62'/a c
11-15
$1.18%
preferred
dividend
Mills,
preferred
and
3.85%
Stock
7%
12-15
1
12-15
11-30
12-16
iv
2c
Vernon
National
$1
(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
2%
8
12-29
2
,12-16
5c
(quar.)
11-15
11-21
12-15
1
Corp.—
preferred
Merchants Fire
8
2
3
$1
Corp.: (quar.)__
11-15
4%
preferred B
(quar.)
Mercantile Stores Co. (quar.)
11-17
12-
of
(s-a)
1-
$1.10
il'l'l
,
Extra
Narrow
55c
pfd.
12-15
20c
Growth
Co.
1
(quar.)
Trust
2
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
1
(quar.)
&
,
(quar.)
12-
•
Shoe
4%%
Fund
Mount
12-11
$1.75
Ltd.,
Bank
1-
(increased)
Co.
Co.
12-
2c
Cement
$1.15
$1.07%
(quar.)
93%c
;
Quarterly
Melville
2-16
2
12-
(quar.)
common
11-
—
55c
(quar.)
Melchers Distilleries
Mellon
11-17
I-
40c
W.)
7
11-10
2%
Tool
co.
Finance
Mount Diablo
11-17
(s-a)
(F,
11-24
12-
I2r*7
35c
common
preferred
Morton
11-17
35c
Co.,
9
(quar.)
6-for-5
preferred
Morrison-Knudsen
12-
Extra
$7
„
60c
(Ohio)
V-Mi'l
Morgan (Henry) & Co., Ltu.; 4%%
Morningstar-Paisley Inc. (quar.)
Morrell (John) & Co. (quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
Machine & Engineering Co.
Quarterly
Corp., common (quar.):
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Johnson
Trust
National
(quar.)
12-
——_
Products
Class
split-
Mead
Mead
12-21
8c
Ltd.
(quar.)
%e
—/—
a
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
Nashua
Co.
Robbins
&
Moore
12-30
5c
McNeil
Medusa
15c
Corp.
2
40c
12-11
150^.
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
McKesson
6%
Chemical
Montreal
,11-15
10c
11-15
'-L 7
•••
Quarterly
11-17
(quar.)
11-10
1-
$1.40
_—
(increased
Co.
dividend
4.50%
1
(quar.)
12-
Itui.'n
common
Montana-Dakota
12-15
Extra
Aircraft
11-24
1
Extra
12-15
McDonnell
12-22
12-
—
Machine
Stock
tlUc
approval
ui^-rf'.
(quar.)
(quar.)
approved
85c
11-30
3-
5c
Co.
Monarch
Monsanto
Nalco
31 Vic
93%c
12-11
1-26
12 VaC
&
Mon-Art Inc.,
t$1.37%
(quar.)
McCormick-Armstrong
Rubber
Stockholders
-2V 12- 4
$1.12%/
$3
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
11-17
Service,
preferred
Muskog.ee
11-24
i-r,. 12-4
3%
'
(quar.)„
/ 1-15
U2-12
22
___________
Utilities
Mohawk
5
12-11
IIS
27)
11-12
4-
12-
$1,121/2
series
75C
Extras
(ini
common
11-20
preferred
Murphy
10c
two-for-one
a
9
40c
(quar.)—
Co., com. (quari
(quar.)
Mobile & Birmingham RR., 4%
pfd.
5%
Murphy
~
(quar.)
11-20
12-
17 %c
dividend
preferred
5.52%
$$1.12 %
1946
Dec.
11-10
12-11
11-22
.
split subject to
12-
11-24
12- 4
depositary
(increased-quar.)
12-
1
2
1
$1.25
——
Public
.
Missouri
12-15
3%
stockholders
$2.50
1-
2
11-20
\
(quar.)
com.
l'u«
Stock
4.30%
5V4%
50c
(2-for-l
1-
the
(quar.)
12-
12-15
on
:
&
Company
McCord
c
Ordinary
(quar.)
20c
12-11
1-15
;____
1%
25c
$30c
6
11-20
1
(quar.)
K
Mountain
12-
11-30
1
_————.
(quar.)__
Valley Natural Gas
Corp.
Class
Motor
11-15
.
Stores,
preferred
McCloud
6
12-20
Extra
12-27
11-15
■
!
5
Mississippi Power Co.—
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
v 4.40%
preferred (quar.)—___—__________
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common—
11-22
35c
(quar.)_____
(1945
preferred
Minnesota
11-15
dividend
Maytag
11-18
30c
_3
33
(Walter
11-13
121/2
(quar.)
Electronics
pfd.
25c
~~~
'____
1
dividend)—_—
Dryd'ock—'
'
&
approve
preferred
20c
(quar.)
Nashville
11-24
12-
(stocx
(quar.)
$3.40
20c
Louisville
Louisville
11131111
-
Louisville
Extra
I
(quar.)
&
Maxson
12 V2 c
common
5%
Inc,
$3.75
10c
I
;
(quar.)
12-15
Brothers—
Stockholders
12-12
11 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company,
Land
Special
Downey
1
;
(initial)
Dock,
preferred
Louisiana
(quar )_
I_HI_
Corp.
30c
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
11-30
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
common
Telephone,
1
Corp.
1-15
$16 %c
common
ZZ-Z1Z.
preferred
Lorillard
7%
Gas,
11-
Cup
12-15
.
$1.10
(quar.)
Stores
&
J
quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.,
preferred
Coal
11-15
50c
™1_
___I~
dividend
4.84%
Lorain
11-15
1
1
50c
"
;
(quar.)
(quar.)__:
Drug
1
12-
21c
~
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-
12-
% %
Means
1-_.II.™
(111.)—
*
Inc.
Lodding Engineering
(stock
Long Mile Rubber (quar.)
Longs
32c
60c
.__Z__™1
(increased
10-31
12-29
17 %c
_;
Corp., new com.
(quar.)—
preferred
Mattel,
Maul
8
10c
Ltd.—
Aircraft
11-15
$1.31%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
Lockheed
12-
$1.75
stock
4V2%
1
30c
Special
11-30
2c
12-
based
Massawippi Valley Ry. (s-a)/
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
5J/2 %• preferred (quar.)
1
4%
(quar )
Finance
Lockhart
10-27
10-31
(Canada)
(quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding
Common
(quaf.) _i
1-
25C
stock
Inc.
1
11-14
11-30
25c
preferred
Maryland
12-
40c
preferred
Loblaw,
12-
%%
Inc.
Co.
&
2UC
(quar.)
stock
B
4
10c
Groceterias,
$1.50
12-
12-
Field
inc
(quar.).
Loblaw Companies,
Loblaw
2
2
12-12
5c
I
Jersey)
(quar.)
Orig.
Martin-Marietta
8c
dividend)
$4.30 Orig stock
$4.30
11-
1-
$17% c
__
RR.
lc
(quar.)
per
5%
11-30
10-31
inc.)
(quar.)
$.038
Supermarkets,
$20c
_____
Special
Marshall
12V'2C
(quar.)__.
Co.
Miami
12-29
11-30
50c
2V2%
(quar.)
& Light,
preferred (quar.)_
Montclair National Bank &
1
Marsh
11-
$20c
(quar.)
CO.
of
preferred
conv.
Power
1-16
2c
12-
$1.37% ^ 12$1.27%
\2-
50#
4.70%
:
share)
12-
1
1-
1
27c
Marine Ltd,
about
2
25c
Lily-Tulip Corp. (quar.)
Lindberg Steel Treating Co.,
Link-Belt
1
to
1-
12-1
2-
rate of exchange.
After deduc¬
depositary charges dividend will
of
12-
$31 %c
(quar.)
(New
11-16
held)
(quar.)
(resumed)
Mining & Mfg.
11-16
12-20
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mfg.
payment
current
12 %C
dividend
preferred
(Interim
May
.
Cement
preferred
Cement
tion
4%
(quar.)_____
Inc. (quar.)
Trust
12-20
12-11
realized
income)
investment
Ltd.
Co.
International
12-15
—
(quar.)_
&
&
1
noc
.___
(Eli)
12-
$1.25
Liberty Life Insurance IS. C.i (quar.)/
Life
&
Casualty Insurance
Co.
(Tenn.)—
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, common
Lilly
Marconi
12-15
.
(s-a)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)_
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common
(quar.)
Preferred (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics Inc. (N. Y.) —
7%
1
12-15
5%
Extra
5%
Marquette
12-
4
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Mills
$ioc
G.), Inc.;- (stock
Lear, Inc.
(quar.)
(H. D.) Co. (quar.)
Leece-Neville Co.
i extra)
Stock
Gardens,
Leaf
tll%c
Lee
Le vine's
Leaf
1-15
Portland
1-20-62
62 %c
——.—
Maple
12-15
(R.
Bank
__
12-29
2 7 Vic
Parfums, Inc.
:
Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.)
Lawter Chemicals, Inc.
(s-at___
Salt
5%
35c
2%
;
Maple
2-1-62
(quar.)
11-18
.__
11-28
12-14
40c
Secord
Lehigh
from
Co.
11-30
12-15
1-2-62
(M.
Quarterly
12-15
14c
Lanvin
Leonia
2
8
$1.75
H.)
Lane Bryant, Inc.
Leslie
1-
14c
(quar.)
Corp.
1-
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
Leesona
II-15
14c
dividend
Tourneau
12-15
50c
Industries, Inc. (stock dividend)
(Alfred), class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Le
10-23
$1.50
Power,
1
Manning, Maxwell & Moore Inc. (quar.)
Manpower, Inc., new com. (initial-quar.)
Manufacturers
National
Bank
(Detroit)—
SI
Ltd.
11-10
12-
-
,_—.—
•
Lamb
Laura
8
'
District
(from
3 %
11-24
____
(s-a)
12-29
(quar.)
Lambert
Lamston
12-
12-9
14c
Gold Mines,
Lifev- Insurance
6%%
11-10
(quar.)
preferred
11-24
12-11
—
(quar.)____
investment
(s-a)_
7 Vic
(initial)
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Stock
1
A
B
68 %c
___
Lamaque
Lamar
Class
Class
1-
Shirt
62 Vic
Ltd.
Superior
5%
8
12-8
20c
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
Labrador
1
11-
25c
(monthly)__
(John)
12-
1
1
12-11
6
12-15
$1.25 %
dividend)
(quar.)——
Manitoba & Saskatchewan Coal Co.
1-
25c
(monthly)
preferred
shares
12-
12-17
:_
(from
11-15
2
pfd.
$1.25
Minnesota
11-15
5
1-
(2c from invest¬
25c
profits)
shares
Mannattan
12-15
2%
(quar.)
A
(stock
and
5
12-
$30c
Investment shares (from realized
securities profits)
Transport shares (from invest, inc.)
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
12-
35c
dividend).
-
A
7%
1
10c
(stock
Inc.,
B
Labatt
12-
55c
(quar.)
Class
preferred
12-15
12-
v.
for each
com.
(quar.)
Minnesota
11-14
12'/2 c
—
common
Common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
11-14
12-15
15c
—
—
(quar.)
Class
6%
8
50c
(incr.-monthly)
(incr.-monthly)
B
12-
12-15
5 % %
(quar.)
preferred
Missouri
$15c
Special
16c
4%
preferred "(quar.)_•
Kratter Corp.,
class A
Class
2
45c
Co.
11-15
11-30
35c
__:—_—__——
income
Petroleum
30c
_
1
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
Kollmorgan Corp.
Koppers Company
Metal
10c
Rubber
Creamery
1-
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
11-30
55c
income)
Inc.
Co.,
6
12-15
___
20c
Company
(quar.)
Kittaning Telephone
(quar.)
Industries,
11-16
11-
_h—
Industries shares
5
Kirsch
Knudsen
General
I-
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wire
11-30
11-29
—
A (quar.)—_—•.
Inc.—
Funds,
1-12-62
1
&
preference
Managed
securities
(quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)
Kings County Trust Co. (N.
Kingston Products Corp.
Kleer-Vu
5%
ment
12-
11-24
Ltd.-—
—.—
net
State
dividend
6
11-24
12-18
5%
12-15
5c
FR.",~5% pfd. (accum.)..—
(P. R.)
Stock
5
(quar.)__
common
&
Maine Central
1-
."
River,
Magnavox Company (quar.)
Shoes,
Ltjd.
(quar.)
4-
12-15
12-31
(Texas)__
Maher4
1-12-62
43c
11-30
>
investment
4,-13-62
!
preferred
Steel
(From
25c
$1.18%
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Keystone
12-15
11-27
$$1.25
Powell
&
8
12-11
20c
$1.25
Industries
Keyes Fibre Co.,
4.80%
1
12-
%c''
10c
(increased]
25c
Gold
Oil
Oil
B
1-
11-30
i-
(quar.)
Majestic-Penn
20c
(quar.)
Inc.
Steel—a
(R. H.l & Co.
Madison Fund, Inc.—
Mallory
(quar.)
Centers,
Macy
12-15
11-24
11-30
8
121/2 c
.___
:
MacWhyte Company
11-10
12-15
8
12-
$7c '•
12-15
(quar.)
County Land Co.
Kerr-Addison
11-15
12-
US Servicator
preferred
When
Share
(stock dividend)—
of Minitone Electronics
shares
Mission
(quar.)
___________
2
(quar.)
common
preferred
1-
1
6
3
2%%
(quar.)
Bloedel
Quarterly
Inc.
/ZliZ.
(quar.)_—
Structural
preferred
11-30
(s-a)
Kentucky Utilities,
Kern
1st
MacMillan,
9
$1.12%
Inc.
Inc,
MacGreg.or Bowling
Mackinnon
5%
12
(stock dividend)
Store Fixtures,
Industries
1-2-62
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12-
30c
$4.50
& D
8
11-
55c"
Lytton Financial Corp;
87 Vic
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
11-
11-27
15c
Co.______
11-15
2oC
35c
Mines
_—
$6%c
—
Company,
11-24
12-20
17 Vic
Kaymarq
2-
3- 1
12-8
;
,
2%
(increased-quar.)——
25c
Lead
(One share of
$5.10
_
Company
Electronics
Minneapolis Gas Co.,
—
11-10
1-
11-22
2%
8
11-30
8c
;
8c
5%
Extra
12-29
12-20
11-22
12-28
Insurance
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. (quart)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
___/_:;
1-15
v
12-28
Life
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
.
Per
Name of
Mimtone
10c
11-30
8c
Kendall
Co.
12-29
(quar.)
Montnly
■Kaweciii
Lunkenheimer
26c
—
common
Hamilton
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(Ala.)—
—
in
Silver
50c
iquar.t—J
Co.
for
Loyal
Quarterly
:
Lucky Friday
% ;•;> $1
$1.061/4
,
Lignt,
preferred
dividend
shares
Y.)
When
Share
Insurance
each 50 shares held)
Protective Life Insurance
(Boston)
9
10%
(quar.)
Power
Life
9
$1.08%
dividend
$5 preferred
4%%-
9
(N.
15c
Stock
5%
2-
$1.12%
Extra
Katz
3-
$1
—
of Company
Stock
(Three
11-14
12-
—______—
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.,
com,
(quar.)__
4%
preferred (quar,)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas, com. (quar.)
4%,%
11-14
1
12-'
$1.12 Mi
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
4.35% preferred (quar.)
,
12-
$1.05
$1.08y4
3.80%
Kansas
11-30
$1
\
(quar.)_———
4%%
12-20
9oc
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Name
Loyal American
60c
4.20%
Per
of Rec.
Kansas City Power & Light—
^
Name
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
$$1.25
(quar.)
60c
12-
1
1
11-10
1
Shipbuilding
&
Dry
1
11-17
12-1
11-17
12-
11-15
45c
12-20
85c
12-31
Dock—
—
Niagara Mohawk Power/common
3.40% preferred
(quar.)—
12-
12-
40c
(quar.)__
12-15
32 %c
93 %c
(incr.)
common
(quar.).
1
12-
1
11-30
11-17
1
1
preferred
(quar.)
90c
12-31
12-
1
3.90%
12-
12-
3.60%
(quar.)
97 %c
12-31
12-
1
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
preferred
$1.02V2
12-31
12-
1
4.85%
preferred
(quar.)______:
$1.21%
12-31
12-
1
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31%
12-31
12-
1
■)
L
Volume
194
Number
v
6111
.
.
Share
When
Payable
Western
12-
1
11-10
92'/2c
12-
1
11-10
Remco
1
4.05%
preferred
D
(quar.)
$1.01
12-
1
11-10
New
$1.17y2
12-
1
11-10
$1.12 y2
12-
1
11-10
$1.15
12-
1
11-10
(xn,)
preferred
E
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
F
(quar.)
12-15
11-22
12-15
11-22
12-
8
11-10
$1.06
12-
11-15
12-
8
11-10
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
12-
11-15
Republic
12-
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 y4
12-
11-15
Research,
14c
12-
11-15
Reser's
14c
12-
11-15
1
11-15
11-30
15c
12-20
11-30
12-20
12-20
4.60%
preferred G (quar.)
Pensylvania Power & Light Co.—
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
11-30
11-30
25c
Chemical Fibre, vot. com.
Non-voting common (quar.)
Penton
Publishing Co. (quar.)
People's Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)_
12-29,
1-
3
12-20
Peoples Trust
1
11-20
12-
1
11-10
Pep
12-
1
11-15
Pepper
1-15
12-29
Pepsi-Cola
Peoria
Boys-Manny,
11-24
Perfex
12-30
11-24
Perini
12-20
11-28
Perkins
40c
1
12-15
1
12-15
Peter
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-1-62
12-15
$1.12 V2
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-
8
11-10
5c
12-
8
11-10
preferred (quar.)
i
$62%c
4%%
preferred (quar )
$$1.12%
4%
preferred (quar.)
w
t$l
Nuclear-Chicago Corp. (stockholders approve
12-
1
11-
8
com. (quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pharmacal Co.
(quar.)____
Public Service,
preferred
preferred
Extr9>-
rr-
-T-l— T-
„
——
—.1.
..
3-for-2
split)
Inc. (initial)
dividend
Stock
—_—
1
11-
1
11-
—
—
10c
——.'-r
3%
1
(reduced)
.
10c
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)__
t50c
7%
preferred (quar.)
$$1.75
Ohio Edison, 4.56%
preferred (quar.)
$1.14
Ohio Forge & Machine Corp.
(quar.25c
Ohio
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
40c
Ohio Power Co., 4y2%
$1.12'/a
preferred (quar.)____
4.40% preferred (quar.)_
.___.
_.
$1.10
4.20% preferred (quar.)—:
—
$1.05
4.08% preferred (quar.)__—J,.
——$1.02
Ohio Water Service Co. (quar.)
37y2c
Ohmart Corp.
(initial)
:—-110c
Olin Mathieson Chemical (quar.)
25c
Oak
Co.
Mfg.
.—._
Oliver
12-15
12-
11-
1
Pioneer
12-13
11-
1
11-10
Piper
1
11-10
Ontario
&
Quebec
(s-a)
Ry.
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
(Payment
11-15
Pittsburgh
12-
11-10
Pittsburgh, Ft.
dividend
Stock
Ltd., .class
Wholesale,
Oshawa
Tail Power Co.,
$4.40
preferred
(quar.)
$3.60
preferred
(quar.);
Owens-Illinois
Glass,
preferred
preferred
4%
f
4%
(quar.)_——
common
(quar.)
(escrow
ctfs.) (quar.)_—
Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
Paper Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
Oxford
Oxford
Ltd.
Investment
Canadian
Pacific-Atlantic
5% pfd. (quar.)
2nd preferred A (quar.)
6%
Far
East
Line,
5%%. preferred
.
Gamble
Gas
Pacific
com.
(reduced)
Plume
12-18
1
Poor
1
11-
1
Potlatch
65c
15c
2%
_
11-15
12-
5
$2 46
split)
Stock
8
Premier
12-
8
Prentice-Hall.
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-15
2nd
12-13
Progress
11-17
Prospect
1
11-17
12-
1
11-15
12-
5
11-24
12-
5
11-24
100%
25c
10%
4%
$2
12-30
12-
8
Pacific
Industries
Pacific
Lumber
dividend)
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
Extra
$4
—
"Pacific
Tin
Consolidated
(quar.)_
.Packaging Corp. of America, com.
6%
preferred
(quar.)_
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (qqar.)
Pamour
Porcupine
American
Pan
10c
15c
Corp.
Ltd-.
Mines,
Sulphur
37 %c
$22 %c
14c
25c
.7
:—— -
(quar.),i._x_
1
Common
4%
(increased
preferred
Papercraft
Stock
Corp.
(quar.)_
(subject
dividend
Parker
Nov.
Pictures
class
(quar.)
Pen,
Class
B
Stock
1
11-15
4.16%
1
11-15
4.80%
12-15
11-20
12-
11-15
5%
11-15
5%%
1-
2
A
(quar.)
Extra
-
Pathe
7%
Pueblo
8
Coal
class
Peerless
penick
Penn
Penn
Co.
.
Ltd.—
Ford,
Fruit
Co.,
,
.
(quar.)
.
11-30
„
11-30
11-24
,
11-24
12-30
11-29
11-29
1
11-24
12-
1
11-15
12-15
30c
4c
12-15
11-30
1-
2
12-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-15
12-
1
(quar.)
•
(quar.),—_—
of
37 Vac
12-15
1
11-
6
1-
3
9y2c
Co.
12-15
5
Bank
Oil
1
.12-14
11-15
11-24
1
12-15
12-
15c
57%c
58y2c
12-15
11-17
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
$1
12-
1
$1.02%
12-
1
11-10
$1.18%
12-
1
11-10
preferred J
(quar.)
$1.02'/a
12-
1
11-10
preferred
K
(quar.)
$1.23%
12-
1
11-10
preferred
L
(quar.)
$1.37%
12-
1
11-10
$2
1-
2
10c
12-
1
11-15
40c
12-
8
11-22
12-15
12-
1
I-
5
11-22
50c
12-10
11-16
75c
12-
11-
2%
12-27
11-17
$1
12-
1
11-
t5c
12-
1
11-15
J3%c
12-
1
11-15
capital
11-28
(4-for-3 stock split)
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
11-16
Rohm
$1.20
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-
8
11-30
Haas
&
Stock
1-
2
12-
8
1-
2
12-
8
Ross
12-
1
Roosevelt
11-24
1-19
11-24
Raceway Inc.
Gear
(resumed)
(quar.)
Tool
&
Corp.,
Class A
1
11-20
Royal
Crown
12-
8
11-17
6%
Royal
Crown
12-
1
11-
12-15
11-17
12-26
12-
62 %c
12-26
12-26
12-
1
12-11
.12-
fl
12-
common
61 %c
12-
1
11-
0
61c
12-
1
11-
6
Rapids)—
10c
12-15
12-
(quar.)__
dividend
Aeronautical
Co.
St.
Joseph Light & Power Co.
10-25
St.
Louis-San
pfd.
(quar.)
(New Jersey)
Bank
12-
1
11-15
1-
2
12-15
St.
Paul Fire & Marine
St.
Regis
2
12-15
12-15
31 %c
12-
1
11-15
12-15
12-15
50c
12-10
11-14
Stock div.
$1.06%
12-
$1.16
12-
1
11-14
Saxon
12-
1
11-14
Schneider
75c
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
27c
12-
1
11-15
26c
12-
1
11-15
$1.20
12-
1
11-15
Scott
$1.31%
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
$1.18%
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
45c
25c
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
12-29
1-
3
1212-
3
12-14
12-
1
11-
12-29
12-
12-20
11-20
18c
11-30
10-31
Fund—
income
and
12c
from
gains)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd.
Radio Corp.
40c
12-15
11-15
Purina
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.)
t30c
12-28
12-
1
87y2c
1-2-62
12-
4
35c
12-12
11-21
20c
$3.50 pfd.
common
_'
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
12-15
11-30
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Raybestbs-Manhattan, Inc.—
Increased
Inc.
Company,
5%%
preferred
1-
2
12-
12-
1
11-17
11-30
(quar.)
68 %c
12-
1
8
11-16
(quar.)
Carrier
Reeves
Bros.,
Reheis
Company, class A (quar.)
(quar.)
1-25
1-
2
11c
2-15
2-
12-15
12-
1
11-30
11-17
7V2C
1
1-17
1-10
12-
1
10-27
1-
1
12-
1
12-15
11-24
1-15
12-15
5%
12-20
12-
1
5C
12-21
12-
4
32%c
II-30
11-20
4c
10c
II-30
1-10
12-
1
12-
11-20
12^29
11-18
11-10
1
2-
1
1-12
12-15
11-29
12-
11-71
91 %c
12-
1
1
1-12
11-17
f25c
12-
1
11-13
$31 %c
12-
1
11-13
25c
Lumber
12-29
25c
1-10
12-21
$1.18%
(quar.)
1-10
12-21
$1.25
12-15
12-21
1-10
12-21
1%
12-15
12-
35c
12-
1
11-10
25c
12-11
11-20
7%c
div.)
1-10
$1.56%
(stock
11-30
11-17
1
1-
2
3%
1-
1
12-11
31 %c
(quar.)_^
Inc
:
1-
1
12-11
$2.50
12-14
10c
class
A
(quar.)
12-22
12-
4
2%
dividend
Candy Shop,
B
11-10
2-
25c
preferred
12-22
12-
4
15c
(quar.)
Shaw-Barton
12-11
$1
50c
(quar.)
Cities Realty, $5 preferred A
Acceptance Corp., com. (stock divl)
Bros.,
11-10
65c
;
United
Securities
11-10
12-13
1
Inc
&
11-20
12-11
12-11
60c
I_
1
5c
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Sealed Power Corp. (quar.)
Season-All Industries, Inc. (Pa.)
7%c
(initial)
1-16
12-26
1-16
12-26
17%c
1-
2
12-15
$50c
1-
2
12-
1-
Shawinigan
Water & Power
preferred (quar.)
4%
4%%
preferred
Class
Sheller
(quar.)
$56%c
Co.,
A
B
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
Corp.
1
Mines,
Co.,
of America
Shop Rite Foods
Ltd.
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
(s-a)
pfd.
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
2
12-
1
11-27
11-
6
11-27
11-
6
25c
class
15c
15c
Pen
1
i2y2c
1
1
2%%
Surety Co.
Sherritt-Gordon
21c
12-
12-
3%
(quar.)__
(increased)
Co., common
(quar.)
Plywood
10-27
3%
11-27
12-15
36c
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
Sheaffer
of America—
A
Inc.
12-14
12-14
90c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Properties Corp.
1-1-62
1-1-62
12 %C
quarterly
Corp.
Rayonier,
tl5c
t$Pi50
11-20
12-
J6c
preferred
Class
11-30
8
35c
(quar.)
Finance
Stock
1
12-
12-15
split
Inc.
Associates.
See's
of America,
stock
Williams,
Seeman
I-
11-30
12-15
18%c
preferred
Second
11-30
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
common
Seaboard
75c
capital
Co.,
Seaboard
realized
1
5C
preferred
$6.25
from
Ltd.
$5
8
11-30
11-30
1-
$1.10
$4.75
invest-
12-11
25c
(quar.)__
B
'
j
(quar.40c
(stock
Seaboard
2
100%
25c
J.)
Seaboard
1
12-
Fund of Boston—
62c
$1.07%
(quar.)
Corp.
(Walter
Paper
5%
12-11
12-30
12%c
Manufacturing, common
3.65%
preferred
(quar.)
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
11-24
40c
from
pj:
Scovill.
11-30
11-
Paper
fe
12-15
40c
J
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
$3.40 preferrgd (quar.)
1
50c
13c
11-24
11-17
Insurance Co. (quar.)
common
$1.30
Three-for-one
Scott
11-10
8
$4
1
11-10
12-
both class A and Class
on
preferred
Class
7
1
8
dividend)
Corp. (monthly)
Scott & Fetzer Co. (monthly)
Scott (O. M.)
& Sons, class A
11-15
87yac
11-
12-
1
San Diego Imperial
Corp. (stock dividend)__
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
11-14
7
7
Salant—
81
$1.22%
1
11-
12-
2
(quar.)_
Savage Industries,
Inc., $4.75 pfd.
and
preferred
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
(lR. I.)
7
5c
Ry., com.
(quar.)
pr-ferred A
Paper Co.,
4.40%
Salaht
$1.25
of
Francisco
10c
2
12-15
12-
$1
11-15
1-
11-15
2
$1
11-30
1-
11-15
1
1-
1-
(increased-quar.)__
1-2-62'
15c
1
12-
12-
4.30%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)__;
Safway Steel Products
Joseph Lead Co. (quar.)_^_
conv.
12-
12-
St.
ll7/sc
(quars
10-31
(quar.)__ '$1.12y2
(quar.)
11-17
S%
1
10c
15c
(year-end)
12-
5%
"
preferred
15c
(Increased)
10-31
714c
,
i___
4J/a%
Royalty Corp
Safeway Stores, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
1
8
1
5c
Corp
1
12-
12-
12-
20c
Sabine
11-29
12-15
8
12-21
8
15c
f-,
22 %c
12-
9c
Stock
Ryan
11-15
12'/2c
(quar.)
Management
Ruppert; (Jacob),
Rudy Mfg. Co
1
12-
12-21
15c
(quar)
Cola
Rubbermaid, Inc.
6
12-
12-30
11-30
f55C
Extra
11-17
3
30c
(quar.).
Bottling,
preferred
Royalties
6
3
f30c
12-
1
12-20
lOc
;
Royal Bank of Canada
1
11-10
25c
common
Extra
25c
(Grand
(quar.)
dividend
Rothmoor
12-20
^
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
12-15
'
Co.,
4%
5%
Class
(quar.)
1
32 %c
(quar.)_
investment
realized
Real
Co.
12-12
62 %c
gains)
Growth
(6c from
Redwing
Valley RR. (s-a)
Corp. (quar.)
12-
5c
(quar.)
income
ment
Ralston
Mfg.
5%
(quar.)
payment
11-22
9
(quar.)
$20c
(quar.)
(George)
6
12-
(quar.)
H (quar.)
Rockwell
J.)
(quar.)
(stock
dividend!
Corp.
6
60c
:
I
25c
55c
Telephone
(Year-end
Ranco,
F
Rochester Transit
11-30
Indiana—
Industries,
Co.
(quar.)
Electric—
preferred
$1.75
(N.
(quar.)
Supermarkets
Rico
6
12-
12-
12-29
5.50%
of New Mexico—
Co.
11-
4
12-20
preferred
Ry.—
(quar.)
preferred
Putnam
Company
&
preferred
12-21
12-
25c
4.95%
11-24
12-19
55c
s.__
preferred
of
10c
(quar.)^
4%%
4.10%
11-22
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Raytheon
12-
4%
Colorado—
Raymond
30c
(quar.)
4.68%; convertible preferred
Gas
11-30
55c
._
.
12-15
Rochester
1-13
to
12-30
Controls
(H. H.)
2%
common
preferred
Putnam
12-
t62V2c
(quar.)
common
preferred
9
,
(quar.)
Ltd.
Inc.
11-
11-24
Robertson
12-30
equal
2%
3
12-
payment
(initial)
dividend
11-10
11-
11-24
12c
31 Vic
.
(quar.)
preferred
Purex
11-29
12-18
1
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Line
Controls,
4.60%
"
&
L
common
Pipe
1st
5%
Pure
12-
5c
$20c
$35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tube
Pembina
12-15
5c
A
(quar-)
Co.,
preferred
11-30
1
Stock
Co.
15c
—
National
'Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman, Inc.
(quar.)
12-15
Lumber
18c
(quar.)
Service
Puerto
11-30
Robertshaw-Fulton
12-29
$1.75
$1.25
preferred
Publicker
12-15
11-24
12-
12-30
11-20
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
National
preferred
12-15
5c
common
Pearl Brewing Co.
Extra
...
4%
—____
preferred
Peabody
5%
_
(quar.).
Equipment,
Mfg., Ltd.,
Paton
100%
50c
25c
25c
20c
—
-
Public
12-29
1-
1
1-10
$1.75
preferred
12-
6
12-
(final
23c per American share)
$1.25
4.32%
3
of
—
Co.
&
approval
(quar.)
dividend
Parsons
to
20)
Parkerburg-Aetna Corp.
-
50c
$1
12 %c
*.
(quar.)
stockholders
Paramount
quar.)
gains)
preferred '. (quar.)
12-
12-
Roberts
55c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Service
11-
6
11-10
and
(quar.)___—
3 V2 %
12-14
shares
11-10
Rochester & Genesee
(quar.)
preferred
Common
1-15
fPanhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
,
Public
12-15
1-
Co.
preferred
4.64%
(Subject to stockholders approval)__
Indemnity Co.
(quar.)
,
Mfg'.
Park
4.90%
1-30
American
1
1
1
9-14
11-30
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
12-
24C
income
capital
Corp.
Corp.,
Public Service
1
_______
Roan
12-18
$3
12-29
dividend
11-10
12-
$1
income).
Washington Insurance Co.
preferred
(quar.)
12-
1-19
1
5
4.10%
'
Providence
$2
12-15
1-
$1.37%
(quar.)
Extra
12-20
Stock
(quar.)
—
Co.
convertible
12-29
lOc
Trust
2%
Realty
preferred
12-
11-16
12-
11-15
preferred
preferred
5%
80c
dividend
4%%
12-13
11-16
12-
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Roadway Express, Inc., common
12-
$2.50
Corp." (quar.)__
(quar.)
Inc.
Gardner
12-29
12-
40c
12-15
11-30
2iy»c
1%
Industrial
Presidential
Prince
75c
68%c
11-10
$1.25
dividend)
12-
1
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-20
6%
1
11-16
11-16
4
Riverside
12-
1212-
1-22
20c
12-15
11-28
7C
II-30
25C
4c
8
7C
(quar.)
9iy4c
common
Inc.
Insurance
1-
12-
12-
B
Electric Power—
.♦"1- 1
1
Class
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
——
Products
Pacific
,
11-21
RR.—
(quar.)
15c
Hawaiian
Pacific
11-24
12-20
preferred
(increased)
(Three-for-one
.
12-15
30c
$2.44 preferred
11-10
11-13
11-24
25c
—
Norris
(quar.)
Forests,
Preferred
5
11-24
5
1
:
Company
Potomac
11-15
,1-
&
4V4 %
Co.—
stock
11-15
12-
1
8
12-
5
Atwood Mfg
(stock dividend)
Corp., common (\uar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
$2.50 2nd preferred
(quar.)
11-15
1
12-
■
12-15
&
12-15
1-25
7
12-30
Polaroid
Co.,
—.
—
Electric
&
12-18
1
12-
11-
tax)
Company
Richardson-Merrell, Inc. (quar.)
40c
2%
Trust State
Proctor-Silex
(quar.)
Robinson
dividend
Stock
•
Inc.,
(quar.)
Corp.
Pacific Finance
Pacific
1
1-
12-11
$6c
31%c
37VaC
(quar.)__
15c
$0.3281 %
(Quebec)
Pacific Coast Co.,
Pacific
1-
12-
British
11-20
12-
dividend
12-15
90c
25c
62 %c
$1
2yic
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
(Del.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.
12-26
25c
8
12-
dividend
Plainfield
11-15
11-10
12-15
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
12-10
12-
1
12-11
(increased*—
11-
45c
$1.10
11-15
2
1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Metallurgical
10c
$15c
(quar.)
common
5
112-
(initial;
20c
Common
12-
12-
12-
90c
25c
com.
(quar.)
Riegel
Textile,
common
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)_
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)
Rio Grande Valley Gas vtc. (quar.)
Ritter Finance, class A (quar.)
Pittsburgh
20c
A
37tec
$1.12y2
12-20
preferred
11-17
Co.
11-20
2%
■
1-11
(Final of 6 3/10c per American share after
Chicago Ry.—
Stock
Co
1
11-27
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula
7%
preferred (quar.)
Placer Development, '>td. (quar.)
—
Building
Orpheum
2-
8
(quar.)
Forgings
11-20
$1
$1.19
$1.12y2
12-
Chemical,
(quar.)
11-22
&
1
1-11
12-13
(quar.)
7
8
2
1
75c
investment
12-11
12-
212-
2-
12-
Wayne &
Stock
Rockland Utilities—
4%> preferred D (quar.)
4.75 % preferred B (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement, class A_.
Orange
:
preferred
12-
12-15
9
3%
12y2c
59%c
12-15
(quar.)_—
Corp,
Inc.
11-30
in Amer-
$1.75
about
to
3-
12-22
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
(increased-quar.)
;
12-11
to South
Africa's non-resident
aoproximately 6%%.)
of
tax
equal
11-15
45c
investment
Coke &
preferred
12-30
SllflTCS)
iCBIl
(Subject
Otter
Aircraft
$4.80
1
11-17
12-15
7
(quar.)
long-term
Pittsburgh
1
11-20
Inc.—
net
Pitney-Bowes,
12-
O'Okiep Copper, Ltd., Amer. shares Ordinary
common
A
3
1
12-
(quar. >___
(quar.)
Gas
from
12-
7%
;
Co.,
11-
1-
12'/2c
Riegel Paper Corp.
preferred
Inc.—
from
12-
12-
3.80%
12-
3%
t$3
Extra
11-30
12y2c
(quar.)
L.
Richfield Oil Corp.
from net
11-17
8
34c
capital gains)
(initial)
II-27
(quar.)
Natural
47'/aC
$5
11-10
11-15
Gas,
Fund,
12-11
8
11-20
1
1
common
Fund,
(7y2c
8
1
12-
per
12-13
(extra)
40c
12 %c
40c
Corp.
(quar.)
Pottery
(quar.)
Tyrone
Onondaga
i
Co.,
Pioneer
11-15
12-
50c
Inc
cents
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Natural
(Quarterly
11-22
1
2
20c
dividend
Street
1
1
1-
sub-
Rheem Mfg., 4y2% pfd. (quar.)
Rhodesian Selection Trust—
12-11
2%
preferred
2
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)_____l_
convertible
$5.50
1-
Reynolds
1
12-15
12-
12-
split
Richardson
12-15
12-
(5
(quar.)
(R. J.) Tobacco, new
11-17
i2y2c
Pine
2
1-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Piilsbury
1
stock
2nd preferred
11-11
42y2C
$4
11-20
21 37/100c
Brass,
Chemical
&
Metals
2
Piedmont
i;5-15
1
2c
(initial)
&
Inc.
preferred
12-11
Title Insurance (extra)—
Philadelphia & Trenton RR.
(quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
11-15
1
1
12-
$1.25
Philadelphia
11-14
6-
12-11
1
12-
14c
(monthly)
(extra)
it Co.
preferred
$3.65
8
12-
1
(Dallas)
(4-for-l
dividend.
12-
27c
(quar.)—
Gas
dividend
Stock
8
12-
11-30
-—
_
12-
12-
50c
—
Philadelphia Suburban Transportat'n (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common
5%
11-21
12-
12-
12-22
25c
(Charles)
Stock
Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
5%
Stock
4'/a%
1
12-15
12-14
12-22
(quar.)
Construction
Reynolds
Co.—
Philadelphia Electric
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown &
Quarterly
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
3
30c
$1.31 %
$1.12 y2
(quar.)__—
preferred
Nutone
Exploration
12-22
3
Scotia
12S/2C
Foods
Drug
3
11-
1-1-62
1-15
A
(annual)
realized
Rexall
4.75%
12-
$1.12'/a
from
Rexach
3
1
BanK
preferred
I-
12-
30c
2»/a%
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Philadelphia Bourse
3
Nova
,
dividend
Stock
Pfizer
11-
Norwich
quar.)_____
10c
Pfaudler-Permutit
11-
4'/a %
11-19
I
11-17
$28c
11-17
share from
investment income arj,d 29 cents per share
11-28
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
12-29
1
'|
12-18
I-31
Inc.
Fine
6%:
1-30
5c
class
to approval of stockholders)
Revelstoke Building Materials—
12-11
1
:
(quar.)
Hopewell
&
12-31
1
j|_ _f'jjjt Um'.M,
2
2-
11-17.
12-15
ject
12-11
1-
$1.10
'
11-21
15c
(quar.)
Extra
1-15
1-12-62
fi»l
1
12-15
._
(quar.)
National
Copper
2
11-30
35c
10c
common
(s-a)
dividend
Fund,
1-
12-15
$2.25
quar.)
Canada,
Revere
30c
Inc.
(quar.)
1-25
12-
5%%
4 %%
preferred
Paul, Inc.
Petroleum
(incr.)
common
Stock
1
12-
Jack
Gear
&
Chains
Revere
12-
$2.50
(s-a)
(increased
Corp.
Machine
Petersburg
approval
-W Ji 41UULJ*JJ JU ill. iJQ lM
-0 UU
Ren old
5
12-15
$1
(quar.)
Bottlers,
Corp., 4y2% pfd.
Corp. (quar.)
7%
1-
12-
a'
Circle
12-20
1-
United
RR.
&
Moe
(Dr.) Company
30c
44c
37 %c
$1.37%
$1.45
$1.40
$1.43%
32 %c
^ '^/l2 C
l_i
'
Northwestern
Valley
preferred
12-14
20c
(Bergen County, N. J.) (quar.)
Bureau
&
Perfect
12
Dec.
Bancorporation,
EXtl'Sl
4% %
11-10
12.
20c
.Extra
stockholders
of
1-15
12-11
9
Northrop Corp.—
Northwest
12-27
10c
1-
14 5c
$4%c
Two-for-one stock split subject to
12-"
50c
1-15
$1
$2
(quar.)
25c
37y2c
12-15
6y4c
2%
Remington Arms Co.,
'
,uc
1
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke, new com. (initial)
Peoples Telepnone Corp., common (quar.)__
4y2%
preferred
(quar.)
12-
(qu»r./—
Water, $4 preferred (quar.)__
Central Ry. (s-a >—:
Northern Indiana
Public Service—
Common
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)__
Northern Natural Gas, common
5%%
preferred (quar.)
.
5.80% preferred (quar.)
5.60%'
preferred (quar.)
5.75% preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone, com. (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co. Ltd.—
_
Holders
60c
(initial
Republic Foil Inc.
Penobscot
10c
15c
42y2c
Northern
Ltd.
4.70%
,
When
Payable of Rec.
(Philadelphia)—
quarterly
common
1
12-
Share
51
Industries—
11-22
1
Company
Increased
1
1-
12-11
Northeastern
Quarterly
Northern Telephone,
$1.10
(quar.)
37y2c
34%c
preferred (quar.)—:
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
North American Refractories (quar.)__
North American Van Lines Inc.
(quar.)____
North Penn Gas Co, (quar.)_
__
North River Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)_.,
6%
uas
(quar.)_„———
C
35c
Co._
Car Corp. (quarj_^__.
North
American Investment Corp.-—- ~
Common (from investment income)——
Water
Snore
B
preferred
12-28
American
North
12-
preferred
tl2c
$1.25
Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd.
North
12-15
Per
/
Name of
Reliance Insurance Co.
$1
(quar.)__
common
i
Norristown
Holders
$1
Ry.,
-
12-
25c
$1
$50c
(quar./
:
&
12-15
UOc
Chemical Co., common
preferred A
(quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
When
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
3.70%
4%
Norfolk
Electric
4.40%
30c
Nopco
Extra
Per
Share
Name of Company
of Rec.
Pennsylvania
income)
investment
(2379)
Holders
Share Corp.—
(14c from accumulated undistributed capi¬
tal
gains and
16c
from
current net
Niagara
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Per
■
of Company
Name
.
12-15
11-
4
12-
1
11-15
12- 1
11-10
12-
11-15
$1.25
$20c
$1
25c
4%
1
12-15
11-28
1-31
1-15
52
(quar.)
common
Pacific
$2.44
Class
B
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
"
(quar.)
(payable in class A stock
class A and class B holders)
11-15
Sterling
8
11-10
Sterling Precision, 5%
12-
8
11-10
Class
both
to
preferred
5%
Silknit,
Ltd.
(quar.)—_
Class
B
Simmons
class
pfd.
5%
Ltd.,
Mfg.
Singer
(quar.)
Oil Co
Ltd.
Mines,
Skelly Oil Co.
(s-a)
(Calif.)
(J.
B.)
Corp.
Stone
2
12-18
Inc.
12-
12-15
1
12-12
9
11-20
Studio
Apartment
12-
9
11-20
Stylon
Corp.
Jersey
South
Texas
Stock
Telephone
dividend
for
each
stockholders
preferred
preferred
4.88%
preferred
Southern California
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
preferred
11-
12-
12-
11-13
12-
11-13
12-
2-
Co
Southland
Paper
Gas
preferred
preferred
Electric
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Life
Common
Public
Service
A
Class
B
Extra
stock
Brands
Inc.,
12-
1
11-17
12-
preferred
(quar.)
diyjdend).
Oil
Products,
Co.
(Calif.)
preferred
Oil
Oil
11-17
1
11-17
1-10
12-29
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
Inc.
and
2-
1
.
12-
1
11-
6,
Union
12-
1
11-
3
Union
6
1-19
2-
1
NV
12-22
11-22
12-15
12-
1-
1212-
12-15
12-
1-
12-
6%
11-10
1
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
12-24
Common
5%
5.35%
1-
2
11-21
5.52%
12-15
12-
5.60%
12-15
12-
6
5.75%
2
12-
5.80%
11-20
12-
5.85%
12-
6.70%
2
12-15
5
11-30
12-11
11-30
12-15
11-29
12-15
11-29
9-
12-12
11-24
11-24
11-24
8
8
12-
8
1-
12-
8
6
Texas
Gulf
12-
5
11-17
Texas
Pacific
11-15
Textiles,
12-15
12-
Thatcher
11-15
8
$1.12 Vz
1-
12-
1-
12-
8
$1.25
1-
12-
8
12-
1-
11-30
8
12-
1
11-15
8
11-10
Thompson
8
11-10
Thompson
65c
12-11
11-13
Thompson
62Vie
12-11
11-17
93%c
1-15
12-29
40c
12-
1
11-15
5%
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
30c
12-
1
11-15
5%
30c
Standard
is
It
Co.
Inc.
Shares,
anticipated
not
taxable
Class
B
that
this, distribution
is
Ltd.,
Co.
11-24
12-26
12-
8
12-15
Tobin
1-15
12-30
Tokheim
1-15
12-30
2
(quar.)
Stock
Corp.
Steinberg's, Ltd.,
A
Stephenson, Finance
12-' 1
2%
11-
dividend)—
12-26
11-
12-
1
(stock
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
Tom
12-
1
common
(quar.)
—
Oil
12-15
Stock
2
1
>
10c
12-28
.11-28
*1%
12-
11-20
1
t
Stock
Town
Foods
United
Funds,
United
United
Greenfield
income
tax.
dividend
(stock
dividend)
depositary
(quar.)
of
America
S.
U.
for
expenses
amount
B
1
12-15
to
U.
12-15
11-27
30c
12-
11-
25c
12-11
U.
9
&
(initial
$.048
12-15
11-30
S.
Truck
United
and
Universal
12-15
9
11-20
12-
1
11-24
11-30
12-15
11-30
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
4
1-
2
12-
1
1-
2
12-
1
1212-
1
11-10
1
11-10
11-30
2
4%%
1-
2
11-24
12-23
11-24
65c
3
2
11-24
50c
12- 1
11-17
1-1-62
12-11
11-17
30c
12-15
12-
(quar.)_
1-
(quar.)
(Del.)
"•
11-30
12- 9
11-20
9
11-20
12- 9
12-15
11-10
12- 1
12-
.
75c
(quar.)
12-11
12-
55c
(quar.)
1
1
1-
17%c
common
8
12-15
27%c
$2
Corp.,
12-
1 25c %
Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred
(quar.)___
1
11-20
12'Ac
11-30
11-10
65c
11-30
11-15
25c
12-
11-15
12-29
$1.12%
1-10-62
$1.12%
(quar.)
Oil (quar.)
Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Universal Pictures Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)__
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd
Upson Company (quar.)
;
Uris Buildings Corp.
(stock dividend)
Utah
Power
&
Corp.
1
12-15
2%
$1.06%
12-
1
$2c-
12-15
i5C
12-
8
•/.
3%.
Light Co
1-
33c
Utilities & Industries Corp.
Stock dividend
11-24
11-20
Valley
12-
Valspar
1
$5.50
prior
Corp.
II-30
11-15
Van
Raalte
11-15
Van
Sciver
12-
1
11-15
1
11-15
$1.06%
12-
1
11-15
25c
lc
11-30
11-15
12-
11-15
4
12-15
12-
1
25c
12-28
12-
1
12-
1
5%
12-28
2%
1-3-62
12-8
Co.
Bank
1
Veeder-Root Inc.
Ventures,
Ltd.
12-27
75c
12-
1
$1.37'A
12-
1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
12-22
12%c
(quar.)
12-30
(quar.)
(J.
12-27
5C
2%
(Phoenix)
B.), 5%
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
30c
preferred
(quar.)__
12-
(quar.)
12-
35c
(quar.)
1
1-15
$1.25
12-
8
12-22
11-24
11-15
11-30
11-24
11-27
12- 2
2
12-11
12-11
11-17
11-17
12- 8
12-15
11-14
1- 5
11-10
50c
(special)
12- 8
11-24
$65c
12-15
12-
tl2%c
12-15
12-
;
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
1
$1.50
12-
1
$3
12-
1
1
11-15
11-15
$31'Ac
12-
1
11-'7
Extra
Virginia Dare, Ltd.—
5%
5%
preferred
National
11-30
12-
(quar.)
Valley Mould & Iron Corp.,
11-20
9
$1.14
,
11-
(quar.)__°_
common
Corp.
Universal Match
2
$1.06%
I
2-15
11-17
1
Common
12-11
12-15
dividend)----
1
12-
Consolidated
30c
(stock
1
12-
11-20
12-
Engineering Corp.—
Inc.
3-
22%c
11-10
12-
10c
dividend-—
11-24
1
Marion Corp.—
1
12-
:
9
11-30
12-
$1.12%
(s-a)
(quar.)
Steel
Universal
I-
12-
60c
—I
11-
12-15
15c
Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-30
15c
$1.75
Universal
35c
__
8
22%o
12-15
12-15
$1
(quar ).
11-
$1.12%
(increased quar.)__
1
25c
(annual)
5
15c
1-
(year-end)
Corp.
12-
lOc
United Whelan
30C
(quar.)
12-20
21c
(quar.)
common
com.
preferred
11-15
10-30
22 %c
(quar.)
11-8
1-10-62
$2.50
(s-a)
Lines
1
31 %c
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
Telephone
4%%
■
25c
income
(New Jersey), com.
Co.,
States
12-
30c
class A
11-15
r
(quar.)
Co.,
11-29
31 %c
^uar.)_
B
11-14
1
per
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
U.
25c
(quar.)__
preferred)
1
12-
25c
Rubber
S.
8%
12-23
$1
___
common
19-
18c
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
Realty Investments-
S.
2
3%
Inc.,
11-30
profits:.
Chemical,
preferred
•United
t5c
(quar.)—
11-30
1-/1
25c
Pipe & Foundry Co.
11-25
35c
(quar.)
9
12-20
12-12
securities
2%
10c
11-
depositary
about
investment
preferred
U. S.
11-20
2%
11-15
12-1
Fund—
preferred
Lines
S.
25c
(quar.)
1
60c
(quar.)
net
Borax
S.
6
15c
12-
Bolt—
&
Science
4%%
1-
11-29
11-17
(Chicago)
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
Screw
from
12-
12-12
12-18
$1.06%
27%c
U. S. Lumber Co
dividend)—
11-24
share)
United New
15c
(stock
11-28
8
100%
(quar.)--
common
Corp.
Co.
After
will
U.
35c
12-20
12-12
12-
1%
Molasses, Ltd. ordinary (interim pay¬
ment of 5 pence per share free of British
12-15
'
1
50c
div.)
(quar.)
Insurance
12-15
1-
1-
5
United
1
25c
11-20
40c
15c
Improvement,
United
7%
Co.—
Photolab
(quar.)
(Calif.)
(stock
Fund
preferred
1
;
Inc.
Co.
Mfg.
13%c
»
Cos.
Corp.
United
11-29
1
11-16
11-27
(quar.)
1-
,
1
8
12-11
Inc.—
Science
Gas
4%%
$1.35
(quar.)
dividend
Torrington
1
Financial
United
1-
(quar.)
12-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coal
$1.24
(quar.)
&
1
50c
Extra
11-30
11-15
25c
4% %
12-15
12-
25c
quar.)
Corp
$i:31 %
—
&
(quar.)
(increased
(1958 series)
preferred
from
12-15 ;
12-15
(Calif.)
(quar.)
Elastic
20c
Royalty
of America
Carton
Electric
10c
Scale
Bell
5Vz %
11-
—
Tool Research
Inc.
3%
Co.
10-20
11-16
11-30
$1.25
Industries,
Co.
1
12-11
50c
(quar.)___
&
12-
1
Circuit—
Gypsum Co.,
Bearing
Corp.
$1.37%
(quar.)
S.
Corp.
Inc.,
(quar.)
Corp.
U.
11-10
5%
dividend)-,
10-20
United
11-
(quar.)
Edison
Toledo
10-16
-
;
Co...
12-12
6%
Envelope
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.25% preferred (quar.)
8
12-
12-
10-20
preferred (quar. )
Casualty Co.. convertible pfd.
4.56%
6
12-29
$10c
__i
(stock
1
1
United
4%%
6
$l0c
(quar.)
1
12-
12-
12%c
S.
4% %
1
12-15
12Vic
.
(quar.)____
-Stepan Chemical Co.
Stephan Company;
4
87Vic
______
Toledo
12-11
12-
1-
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
12-22
12-15
12Vic
(quar.)
common
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
12-
12-20
(quar.)_-
S.
13 %C
Packing
Extra
12-11'
isc
___
preferred
12-20
lOc
A
(quar.)
U.
Co;
Roller
12-29
1-
10c
class
Gas,
U.
Stores
(quar.)
Tidewater Telephone, common
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Time,
Inc.
(year-end)
»
50c
9
11-
dividend
B
15c
(quar.)
11-
11-
Drug
$30c
(s-a)
A
50c conv.
Chemical,
Steel Parts
Class
12-
25c
Market
.Stauffer
'•
Thrifty
8
1
11-
Industries (quar.)
Paper Box. Ltd.
(quar.)
Ramo Wooldridge, com.
Thriftimart,
$40c
class
Extra
3%%
Class
11-24
Timken
(s-a)_.
Starrett Corp.,
:
12-
as
Stanley Home Products
Star
11-24
12-27
35c
(quar.)
ordinary income.
Standard Structural Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Stanfields,
11-15
12-11
45c
Register
Standard
1
8c
j
(quar.)
12-
1
Co.
preferred
preferred
2%
Steel
11-30
40c
1
$1.67%
11-15
8
12-
12-20
U.
11-
11-15
12-
1
1
1
1
15c
12-
1
12-
12-
12-18
12-
12-
1-19
15c
12-
12-
Markets
Stock
(quar.)
Pressed
40c
$1.25
$1.40
$1.45
12-15
—
$1.38
Mfg.
preferred
Thorofare
(Kansas)
$1.43%
$1.46%
12-15
12-31
12-20
11-
(quar.)
12-31
1
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
|69c
$75c
(quar.)
A
1-
Class
11-
1-19
2-15
15c
12-
1
1-lt
2-15
preferred
$1.25
1
2-15
6%
4c
1
92%c
$1.12%
11-20
United
12-
1-19
1
11-
12-
11-27
2-15
1-
11-
$1.37 Vz
6
12-27
dividend
United
$1.333A
11-
15c
11-
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
3
1
6%
1
Industries,
12-
11-
12-
12-
3
12-11
12-13
12-11
12-15
11-
12-15
2
12-15
10-31
12-11
1
1-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Thomas
12-29
1-
32c
18c
11-15
11-30
11-22
JlOc
3%
8
$1.18
12-15
1
Gas, com. (quar.)
preferred (1959 series) (quar.)
8
12-
$1.05
Cities
1
common
Glass
Shovel
4%
12-
1-
11-22
90c
(quar.)
Coal
preferred
Thiokol
Stock dividend
Board
1
Sulphur
Inc.,
Biscuit
United
1-
12-
12-15
dividend
Carbon
8
12-
Transmission,
12-15
4%
12-
12-
4.96%
1
1
$1.31
5%%
11-17
1-
12-15
$1
Theatre
preferred
United
11-17
"
Standard
5%
Stock
11-15
(quar.)
United-Automotive
United
2
11-
5c
1
1-19
1
87%c
common
preferred
United
11-30
37 %c
12-
2-1
12-
deposit
(quar.)
Aircraft
Artists
United
$1.28
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.40%
preferred (quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing
(quar.)
12-
Standard
$1.60 preferred
5%%
11-1
1
11-30
12-11
(quar.)
12-15
11-9
1
25c
American
dividend
United
12-
Gas
12-15
12-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
United
12-15
12-
Fund,
Thermogas
preferred A (quar.)
Packaging Corp.—
12-28
B
Stock
12-
Texas
8
8
$1.183A
Texas
1
1-1
12-
$1
(quar.)
Natural
8
12-
1-
(quar.)
1-
$1
(increased)
Co.
Air Lines,
$1.12 Vz
12-
8
12-
2
Corp.—
12-
12-
2
1-
9c
12-30
12-
1-
$40c
12-30
Inc.
15c
37 %c
1
15c
Co.
Texas
Class
United
$1.21 V*
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-10
(extra)
Inc.
Union
8
1-
(quar.)
12-
11-10
12-2
(quar.)
Car
20C
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-19
12- 2
(quar.)
Tank
(quar.)
preferred
12-
System,
Sugar
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
8
12-
1-
(quar.)
11-24
12-
2
40c
preferred
preferred
4.75%
Thew
_
12-15
1-
$1.22 V2
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
11-10
18%c
50c
82Vic
12-29
$1.16V4
(quar.)
11-30
(quar.)
Investment
Stock
Extra
A
(quar.)__
(quar.)
11-15
8
Inc.
11-16
12-15
20c
17%c
(quar.)
Union
8
87Vic
A
12-14
9C
12-14
11-15
62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Union
12-
11-10
1
11-15
12-
1
12-
1-2
1
1-
1
40c
1-15
12-
1-
12-24
1
5%>
$1.15
12-
12-
Gas
Common
10c
Texaco,
11-24
12-
1
$1.06%
12-
12-20
1
12-
$1.31 %
2
11-30
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Union
12-
12-23
50c
„
11-30
1-
12-11
$1.75
Union] Gas of Canada, 5%% pfd.
12-15
2
12-23
$1.16
12-15
10c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.50
28c ■*
(quar.)
(quar.).
11-15
11-30
$1.25
(quar.)__:
common
preferred
$^.70
4
6c
(quar.)
11-21
1
(interim)
Co.,
1
(quar.)
preferred
12-11
12-
12-15
62 %c
Inc.
Electric
1
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
10c
Ordinary American dep. rets, (interim)
Acceptance, Ltd. (quar.)
Bank
(Los
Angeles 1
(quar. 1
63.50
12-15
$1.02 y2
9
30c
(quar.)
Salle Street
Corp.
1
50c
V
(quar.)
ls-a)_
preferred
'"Jnion
12-
$.004
(quar.)
com.
12-^1
(quar.)
Carbide
12-15
2
12-15.
39c
Transmission,
3
12-
40c
(quar.)__
15c
common
Union
1
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
Tenney Corp. (monthly)—
Monthly
Texaco Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
1-19
2-
1-
Co".,
Clutch
receipts
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
com.
11- 6
25c
5.25%
shares of class A
(Ohio)
Co.
1
(Del.)—
36c from
preferred (quar.)
5.12% preferred (quar.)
5.24% preferred (quar.)
4.50% 2nd preferred (quar.)
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
1-19
35c
„—___
(increased)
12-
$1
income
1
11-
40c
Jersey)
Udylite Corp. (quar.)
Unilever,
Ltd.
Ordinary
12-18
11-
17 %c
gains
Gas
50c
(quar.)
(Ne\fr Jersey)
Co.
10-31
12-15
lOc
5.10%
93c
com.
8
$50c
12-
10-31
8
12-28
$35c
—
11-24
12-20
11-18
9
2Uc
RR.
Quarterly
Trylon Chemicals,
preferred
preferred
4.60%
4.64%
25c
._
^quar.;
class
11-30
12-
2%
25c
class
11-15
preferred
preferred
4.25%
2-
20c
of
1
12-12
12-
12-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
South La
12-22
25c
common
convertible
Disc
12-
2%
Greenbush
Coach
12-15
80c
dividend
$1.50
Twin
~
4.10%
4.90%
stock held)
common
Motor
capital
11-15
$1.62
(quar.)
share
(One
for each 80
Twin
11-22
$10c
* Co.
ordinary
Tennessee
1
25c
Dredging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)
Standard Milling
Co., class A and class B
class B
from
3c
37Vic
(quar.)
_—,_
11-24
11-24
$4
dividend
12-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Standard
stock
12-
1
4
2%
com.
8
12-15
$20c
Television Electronics Fund,
11-17
2c
.__
preference (quar.)_
Accident.Insurance
12-
11-15
10c
Tung-Sol
12-15
12-15
1^
1-2'
Corp.—
Gas, Electric Light & Power
Electric, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
6c
v
Ranch
Stock
4.50%
:_
Standard
3%%
12-
1
12-30
dividend!
11-23
40C
35c
(quar.)
12-20
1
62 %c
(quar.)
preif-Ted
4%
$1.05
Extra
Standard
12-15
12-
1
preferred
40c
split—
Mfg., common
2
12-
Tejon
36c
f.
(A. E.)
$3.30
12-18
33c
preferred (quar.)__.
Springfield Television Broadcasting
Square D Company (quar.)
Standard
12-18
1-
27Vic
$6.50
Standard
12-18
1-
27Vic
31 Vic
32c
(quar.)
com.
Tucson
6
1-
15c
$1.12Vi
preferred (quar.)
Springfield Ins. Co. (Mass.),
2-
2-28
12-
1-
92Vic
97Vic
$1.03%
$1.06V4
$1.10
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.40%
4.50%
Standard
1-
r___r—_;
Sperry Rand Corp., 4Vi% preferred
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
Troy &
$2
Co..
Extra
10c
(quar.)
11-10
18c
4.65%
(quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.20% preferred (quar.)
11-30
<s-ai
25c
preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.62Vi% preferred (quar.)
1
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
Speed Dry Chemical Products, Inc.—
Class
1
Co.—
3.70%
common
11-15
25c
(increased)
Standard
12-
11-15
12-
25c
Souihwestejn
Tuboscope Co.
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Tectum Corp.. preferred
(annual)
Tecumsqh Products Co.
(quar.)
(Dallas)—
Insurance
''Quarterly
Stock
12-11
12-
19c
(quar.)
com.
11-24
5C
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Ltd., 4%
Ltd.
(quar.)
(G.),
Fibre
Taylor
12Vic
(quar.)
Co.,
12-11
;
.Stock
12 %c
Taylor Instrument Cos.
$1.25
,
53A%
Southwestern
11-15
283Ac
Service
1
$25c
11-15
$1.16%
)
.
Investment
6
11-24
$1.10
11-27
12-18
12-15
30c
Southwestern
12-
12-
41'Ac
Inc.
(James),
Tamblyn,
15c
30c
(quar.)
Southwestern
1
12-
12%c
(quar.)
Trunkline Gas, $5 preferred (quar.)
Trust Co. of New Jersey (quar.)
12-11
1-1-62
$1.12%
class B
Forging
preferred
40c
Corp.,
12-15
3%
Broadcasting
Taft
11-30
12-15
Works,
Temper
35c
—
Biscuits,
Tamblyn
$1.07
(quar.)
4.28%
1-
Metal
28'Ac
(quar.)
dividend
Talcott
6
1-11
12-14
$1
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Power, 5% pfd. (quar.
common
conv.
4.65%
11-
30c
(s-a)
Mills
True
Union
11-13
12-
70c
25c
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
1
12-
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
Tri
6
11-13
15c
6
12-
42'Ac
(quar.)——
Oil Co. (Calif.)
Superior Propane, Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
Superior Window Co., 70c. conv. pfd. (quar.)
Supervised Shares, Inc. (quar.)
Optional cash or stock
Symington Wayne Corp.
(quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
12-
(quar.)
Southwest
11-
12-31
Co
Co.
11-30
27%c
(quar.)
Gas
Natural
11-
12-
Co.
Triangle Conduit &
1
1
25c
Superior
11-30
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5.44% preferred
(quar.)
Materials
11-30
12-15
1-
6%
—
8
Cable
Insurance
Trust
1-
6c
preferred
Stock
11-
12-30
$25c
(1955 series) (quar.)
Inc
Sunshine Mining (quar.)
Super Valu Stores, Inc., com. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Superior Electric Co. (Conn.)—i
12-
11-30
(New
65c
Corp.
5Vi%
25c
$0.2656'A
34c
37Vic
Water,
Southern Company
12-31
Co.
$10c
Sunbeam
12-14
Trenton
(quar.)
Sunshine
12-28
Travelers
11-24
(initial)
Sunray Mid-Continental On, cum.
4Vi %
preferred A (quar.)
11-17
11-17
$1.25
(quar.)
12-
—____
9
3%
dividend
2
(initial)
^
8
Ltd.
Co.
Steel
12-
208
8
12-31
——
4%
(stock
11-17
Oil
Stock
8
1-
Pipe Line
12-
preferred
Mines,
Oil
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
System
Williams
&
Quarterly
.»
1
297/aC
30 %c
65c
27c
(quar.)
Original preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
10-17
12-30
2
Transue
10c
12-
25%c
26%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.75
11-30
1-
Sun
Transcontinental
12-15
12 %C
12-
12-15
27c
4.78%
5-for-4
1
$20c
(quar.)
4.24%
$1.20
1
12-
Co.—
21)
Dec.
preferred
Southern
12-
12-29
subject to approval of
stock split
(3-for-l
Southern
11-17
12-29
12-30
Ltd. (quar.)
California Edison
4.08%
12-15
Television,
12-15
12-29
6 %c
Gas
8
12-
t25c
4%%
Corp.,
1-1-62
25c
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
Propane
5.20%
Sullico
100
Co.,
Southern
6
held)
shares
Southani
6
11-
>->1
j.
(quar.)
share
(One
U-
9
7c
31 Vic
383/4C
5c
30c
Gas (increased-quar.) _.
Development, class a (quar.)—
Southeastern
9
12-
25c
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
(auar.)
$1.55
South
12-
Suburban
Bus
4%
12-
12-
2
—
45C
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)——
(D. A.)
Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Stubnitz Greene Corp. (extra)
11-30
Transcontinental
75c
—__
Stuart
11-30
12-12
12-12
20c
dividend
Stock
Transamerica
2
43 %c
(quar.)___
2
1-
Fund—
30c
(quar.)
Broadcasting Co., common
Class B (quar.)
——
Stouffer Corp.
(quar.)__
11-14
5
12-
Webster
&
12-12
1-
25c
Storer
8
1-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp.
35c
(quar.)
12-
50c
1-2
preferred
Trans-Canada
11-15
2
fGOc
2-26
1
1
1-
(quar.)
11-27
12-
1
12-
(quar.)
3-15
4%%
12-
12-15
J60c
12-15
50c
(quar.)-__
'
2nd preferred (quar.)
conv.
11-27
50c
(quar.)
$1.25
or
5%
11-10
11-17
1-
B
preferred
Transmountain
prior pref.
7
25c
Oil
Sonotone
;;
5%
1
12-13
25c
Extra
Staley
11-15
8
5%
57c
ar.)
Baer & Fuller Co., common (quar.)__
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
.i.-Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common-——
11-23
12-
Class
11-10
12-15
(quar.)
$1.25
pfd.
4 Vi %
Stix,
11-24
12-
11-10
1
A
Quarterly
Lithograph Corp.:
(quar.)
Co., 8% pfd. (qu\r.)_..
20c
Socony-M'obil
$1
Stewart-Warner
preferred
35c
(quar.)
Extra
6%
11-17
11-
25c
Extra
5%
11-30
(Inc.)
(quar.)
Snap-On Tool Corp.
Soss
2
Stetson
1
45c
—
Laboratories
French
&
5%
1
&
Textiles,
Stetcher-Traung
11-30
12-
65c
SI
*2%c
( quar.)
Kline
Stern
Stern
2
12-15
1
12-
22"Ac
A
$35c
8
12-
12-
—
_.
12-15
75c
(s-a)
Trusts Corp. (Toronto)
(initial)
11-30
12-11
Class
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
12 %c
—
—
common
11-30
1-
11-17
class
(quar.)
12'Ac
(initial)
common
12-15
1-
1
12 %C
preieued A (quar.)—
____.
12-15
$25c
50c
A
(quar.)
Co.
11-
1
12-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Venezuelan
fcl4 Superior
New
t20c
(quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class
Sinclair
Sterling
8
boc
(quar.j
Ltd.
Sinclair Oil Corp.
8
11-
115c
$1.50
Sons,
&
11-
1
tl5c
(quar.)—
& Steel
Company
(H.)
Simpson,
Smith,
A
(auar.)
Simonds Saw
1
12-
t25c
Ltd.,
Dairies,
12-
62%c
$25c
.—
—
„w—
Silverwood
Sisco
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Simon
3%
(quar.)__
common
dividend
12-
B
Traders Finance Corp.,
1
$20c
Common
11-10
12-8
2%
Strapping,
Steel
Stock
45c
12-
When
Share
5c
Supply,
Class
(quar.)
Seal,
Sterling
Stock dividend
Signode
B
8
Tractor
12-15
12'Ac
1
12-
61c
20c
20c
—
(quar.)
11-24
12-
Inc.—
(quar.)____—__
Inc.
12-
Drug
Per
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Products,
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
.
Name of Company
3%
Stores
Aluminum
dividend
Stock
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Bros.
Sterling
Co.—
Power
preferred A (quar.)
Oil & Gas, class A
Signal
Sterchi
12-
10c
$1.44
—
(quar.)
convertible preferred A
5%%
Sierra
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Siegier Corp.,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2380)
preferred
;
(quar.)
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—
3-for-l stock split subject
stockholders Nov. 21
;
.....
to
approval
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Mfgv Corp.—^
Vogt
of
,
-
•
_
(quar.)
_
~23c.
10c
.
11-27
.12-15
12-
lr
11-15
1.1-17
I
Volume
194
Number
6111
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Per
Name
of Company
When
Share
Payable
•(
Von's
Grocery
Co.
(quar.)
;
Corp
Materials Co.,
6%%
preterred
5%%
preferred
preferred
5%
Mold
Vulcan
common
(quar.)
>
1
4
Mines,
Baking Co.,
Electric
Warner
I
3
i
1
5
)
0
4
6
5
5%
12-
11-13
12-22
12-
8
12-22
12-
&
Clutch
Co.
Subject
9
ton
1
to the
12-15
12-31
12-15
•Transfer
11-22
12-
1
11-10
t Payable
10c
12-
1
11-10
x
$1.13
12-
date
1
6%
10c
Fund,
9
12-22
11-13
12-
27c
1
12-26
West
5
West
12-15
26V4c
2-15
1-
12-
30
gtd.
income
Gas
Co.,
12-11
and
20
1-10
12-26
12-20
20
6%
20
11-30
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
34c
12-
1
11-
1
36c
12-
1
11-
1
$1.50
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-
1
10-31
12-29
12-18
(quar.)
___!
„
$1.50
Ltd.
(quar.)_
|30c
(quar.)
Surety
Co.
10c
•v
1st' preferred. (quar,-J#.L. £1L-' *
4.72 %
5
Western
Publishing C«.
20
Western
Ry.
20
Western Tablet & Stationery .Corp.--
! 5%
20
3.80%
Weston
9
30
30
4y2%
6%
Inc.
B
Ltd.;
preferred
2nd
New
Weyerhaeuser
4
y4%
White
Co.
4Vz%
8
9
Paper
Corp.
Wilcox
15
Oil
Williams
17
Stock
3
24
Wilson
24
Winter
1
Winter
11
6%
..
20
&
12-15
12-
4
24
•
15
Wood
30
24
1
11-17
class
1960.
nine
& Co.,
Governor
Iron
<
2
.Woolworth Company
Woolworth
Dividend
John
dent
12-21
12-11
12-11
11-17
--depositary
tax
and
1-
2
12-
1
1-
1
"12-
1
Wear
World
Color Press
8
15
14
5
came
of
were
12-27
12-11
11-20
12-
1
11-
1-31
12-
1
12-15
12-15
1
1-15
11-15
II-30
11-30
12-15
$1.10
35c
.
11-30,'
12-20
11-30
25c
12-15
*12-
5
5c
,
12-11
12-
8
?17%c
12-15
•12-
6y2c
12-15
12-
1
class A & R
10%
1-15
1-
2
(quar.)
$$1.37%
12-
1
i;
11-15
$1.50
12-
1
11-15
50c
(s-a)_
12-
5
11-17'
40c
12-
9
12-
1
11-
3%
1
1
Wrigley <(Wm.
15
15
:
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
10-30
4%
Wurlitzer
Wyandotte
*7
1-15
12-29
62V2c
$1.12%
•:
,
12-29
12-11
12-20
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
75c
12-
25c
12-
1
11-20
25c
1-
2
12-20
25c
Jr.,)- Co.
2-
1
1-19
,.r20c
12-
1
11-15
j30c
12-11
11-24
•> 120c
.11-28
11-14
(extra)____
i
1'
__.
;
Company
.
(quar.)----^^--,--^-,.,,
Chemicals
Wyandotte.,-Worsted
.
Corp., (quar.)
Co.
—
(year-endjiu______
•
Corp.
(increased)__!
15
17
-
uptrend
and
mill.
in
reflects
to
in
Presi¬
profits
the
which
favorable
more
earnings
Emphasis
in
put
in
from
great
on
increased
which
would
potential
able
realize
to
be
iully
the
effi¬
earnings,
in
the
firm¬
some
close
to
our
Stone
stated.
1930
volume
over
in
improved,
on
and
very
Mr.
re$plt
has
the squeeze on profits
been
business
profits will
per share,"
improvement
an
1
-
10c
1-
2
11-20
12-
stated.
Stone
new
a
but
a
of
high record.
weak price
past two years so that
growth and inte¬
sales
our
recently
'"prices
However,
increased,"
been
the
for
8
&
Webster,
he
shipping
corrugated
on
added.—V.
193,
2262.
p.
per
totaled
of
operations
■Profitable
Nov.
nine
a
months
1960.
upon
oaseu
were
Earnings
the
first
nine
$102,826,000 for
said on Oct. 31..
per
snare,
the
the
first
$1,508,333,000
on
with
compared
about
nine
months
of
1961
the
was
to
in
and
of
average
Canada and
from
Argentina.
barrels
a
Swearingen
said
The
to
$1,166,695
Robert1' Stiefel,
from
high
level
of
Superior's
$624,407
president,
deliveries,; our
backlog
than
190,
•'
with
profit
margins
to
2452.
p.
7
r- •
'
'
•
'*
'
of
Park
225
South, New York, filed
Avenue
SEC
Nov.
on
be
to
17
offered
for
factoring.
In addition to certain indebtedness
the company has outstanding 2,656,518 shares
which management officials as a group own
of
57,396
outstanding
Insurance
Such
into
Co.
shares
the
of
stock
common
and
by The Lincoln
Bankers Life Co.
former were
10,000
shares
obtained upon its
of
the
company's
of
owned
are
shares)
(47,285
shares
cumulative preferred stock, $50 par, and $500,000 of 5% capital
1974; and the shares of the latter were obtained upon con¬
of
such
all
$200,000
is
said
of
shares.
Silverman
R.
the
stock,
due
version
5%
notes.
Taicott
James
As
is
indicated,
board
they
chairman
propose
and
to
Herbert
president.
Opens Houston Office—
out¬
nine
This
independent industrial finance company, on Nov.
16 opened
here to provide Texas and the Southwest with local factoring
office
services.
'
Operating through its wholly-owned subsidiary, James Taicott West¬
Inc., Taicott will base its factoring operations in the Century
2100 Travis St.
ern,
Building,
Taicott,
:in
gain
V.
it
States.
expects
194,
in
founded
United
the
and
volume
the
31,
,
stock,
Life
sell
an
that
the
exceed J $2,400,000,
to
v
stock,
conversion
were
the
reported
Aug.
year.
greater1
.
shares).
5%%
$1,524,093,000
Most of
day.
ended
share, compared with
corresponding period ended
receivable
preferred
10,111
for the first nine months of 1960.
$37,848,000, or $1.06 a share, compared
347,000
months
per
it was at the beginning of thishigh of $l,400,00Ov'V r-.ct
current " 'fiscal year ending Feb. 28,
1962, Mr.
sales
common
common
13.4%'.
were
of
six
a-record
at
statement with
of
National
Presi¬
first
Corp.—Record
Taicott, Inc.—Common Registered—
accounts
and
or
an
$1.12
1,427,113
a regis¬
covering 57,396 outstanding
public sale by the holders
thereof through underwriters headed by F. Eberstadt & Co. and White,
Weld & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
The
company is
engaged in the business of commercial financing
notes
1961
cents
months
six
last
present levels.—V.
This-company
shares
/
35,770,859
of
average
an
of
the
19
for
this'new
company's
projected
at
latest
even
the
tration
1961.
6%
_...
is
and: stands
(James)
a
like, period,
$2.87 per share in
number of shares.
same
•
the
period
"despite
orders
.
Gains—
months
the
from
•
for
or
share,
v
outstanding,
;;
$1.18
1,517,842
of servomechanism systems
earnings
r
comparable period last year.—V. 194,
•
1,698,850
Instrument
&
stockfiblders,
year
continue
share for the
per
shares
2.0«b,o88
in
to
that
unfilled
re¬
increase
ended
(Indiana)—Reports
for
letter
a
For
Mr.;
Gains—
record
1960
$30,802,742
i___
$51,988,
per
comparable
cents per
in July resulted
Inc.—Record
reported
1
first
1961
1,858,693
1960.
of
cents
advanced
the
reported
.
and
totaled
31,
compared
operations
re¬
$30,657,035
share____________
sales
record
6
or
27,
1952.
2
fiscal
gratifying,"
are
"
;—
shares
common
p.
or
In
.
$12,-392,450,
quarter
Sept. 30—
designer and manufacturer
Stiefel
third
Oct.
released
i
Earnings
Sales
corresponding
,
report
for
per
x_j:__
common
of
18
1961.
$83,358,
were
for, tne
$2.84
taxes
194,
Oct.
for
as
stock outstand-
common
share,
a
income
net
or
Propane Gas Corp.—Nine 'Months' Report—
sales__—
This
Dividends
same
1961,
30,
Up—
quarterly
Sales and Net—
corresponding
the
Inc.—Net
interim
the nine months ended Sept. 30.,
share, compared with $5,686,479, or
share for the corresponding period last year.—V. 189, p. 89.
$6,208,
Sept.
its
in
Superior Manufacturing
nine
$19,903,727,
were
1854,
is
of
one
of
oldest
the
volume
factoring
Its
volume
a
was
than
more
$450
largest
and
$395
factory
million last year
this
year.—
million
1887.
p.
Works—Third
Quarter
Net
the
voting
•
felt
this quarter
they said.—V.
during
earnings,"
been
instituted
during
and will have
194, p. 469.
the
even
past
more
18
EARNINGS
ended
'
For
—•
Dec.
its
31,
in
year
amounted
have
28
weeks
ended
July
15,
1961,
sales
were
to
company
has
earned
a
profit
in each year
since
1914 and has paid cash dividends on its common,
since 1915.
Dividends for the past three years
62,/a cents per share annually.
In 1961 to date,
quarterly dividends have been
declared on
1, aggregating 46% cents per share.
On Nov.
17, 1961, a quarterly dividend of
,
;.v
income $638,669.
In the 28 weeks to July 9,
$12,871,661 and net income $572,069.
For the year
1960, sales were $24,229,828 and net income $1,187,289.
each
in
the
*
headquarters in Philadelphia, makes
12 cents per package.
cents and
10
net
incorporation
stock
for
company's
were
DIVIDENDS—The
-
future
on
sales
the
selling stockholders.
to
oversubscribed.Baking, -with
retailing
pies
1960,
months Were
effect
and
at $20 per share.
public offering of
proceeds will go
BUSINESS—Tasty
$13,540,232, and
is
have
and
first
The offering was
.cakes
"The
that
the
was
securities
year,"
reductions
stock
common
This
.
are
general economy has had a rapid upturn since March of this
they said, "but there is evidence that the rate of improve¬
beginning to slow somewhat.
However, incoming orders are
continuing at a satisfactory rate and we have every reason to expect
an
increasing rate through the fourth quarter.
Benefits to earnings
from
the
many
production improvements, new production and cost
group
Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, offered publicly
22, 110,800r shares of this firm's class A non¬
Nov.
on
Up—
same
ment
Stock Offered—A
headed by
133%
higher than tlie 15 cents per share earned 'in
period in 1960. The improved earnings were obtained on
sales of $24,178,345, a 4%
increase over the same 1960 period, John
C_.
Cairns, board chairman and Howard L. Richardson, president of
the company
reported Oct. 23:
' _•••.<
'
earnings
Baking Co.—Common
Tasty
quarter earnings of 35 cents per shgre reflect the continuing
increase in activity which began early in the second quarter.
These
March
1,
June
1
and
Sept.
Chemical Co.—Earnings Up—
Stepan
Oct.
30,
through
1956
net
share.
1961
1960,
the company reported that in the five
its sales increased fropi $8,367,966 to
profit from $424,210, or 76c a share,
(Adjusted for stock dividends).
declared, payable Dec.
from
$20,560,938
or $1.55
years
to $1,088,236,
For
the
preceding year's first half, reflecting, almost
company'sUiquid fertilizer operations and a
detergent
line at the end of 1960. Net income of $914,460
equal to $1.30 a share, included $306,684 or -44c a . share of capital
gains
resulting from
the * sale
of -the
above mentioned. corporate
properties. This compared with $751,229 or- $1.07 a -share (all from
operations)
for the 1960 period.
The
earlier
year's, first, half earnings inclyded, p. .substantial con¬
tribution from the "liquid ' fertilizer ' operations, which were conducted
at
a
loss
during the remainder of 1960. This same factor will be
favorable
to
second : half
results
for
tnis
year
in
comparison with
$12,534,042
entirely
year
in
sale of
packaging
the
—Nov.
plant
is
being
term
York
ac-
1961,
16 cents per share was
to stockholders of record Dec. 8, 1961.
Finance Corp.—Notes Sold Privately
was
reported that $3,850,000 of this
due Sept. 15, 1973, had been
notes
through Kidder, Peabody. & Co. Inc., New
City.
Texas
Eastern
Transmission
Corp.—Bonds
Offered—
New York City, headed an
underwriting group which offered publicly on Nov. 22,
$35,000,000 of this firm's first mortgage pipe line bonds,
47s % series due 1981, priced at 9972% to yield approxi¬
&
Dillon,- Read
•
Co.
Inc.,
mately 4.915%.
'
the net proceeds to the company from the sale of
approximately $33,000,000 will be used to retire cur-
PROCEEDS—Of
""
Rican
1961, it
sold privately
the
Puerto
21,
senior
firm's
the
earlier period.
<
-••
-v
of the company's new
Financing
20,
Texas Consumer
'
-
time
plant and equipment rose from $1,996,884 to
working capital from. $406,561, to $3,294,426.
first six
months of 1961, -sales were
$8,930,829 compared
that
$5,008,543 and
the
Xerox
with
Stanley
a
10
24
Co.
quarter earnings
During
(quar.)
about
share
and
up
On
12-11
British-r income
(stcck dividend)—
common
for
1
expenses.
(quar.)
aoiiars,
sales increased by about 1% .
Sales of chemical products
2.5%. Sales of natural gas declined about 2%.
Price cutting on gasoline
and other refined products was particusevere during the
third quarter, he added.—V. 194, p. 1552.
and
183/4c
preferred
of
per
sales
first
Third
11-20
62yac
-
year,
earnings
have
after
11-15
$1.20
pfd.
cents
Chairman
product
with
$4.50
period,
the
President, said Oct. 24.
period in
earnings
as
on
income
10%
by
11-20
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Worthington Corp.,
for
$1.06 per share, for the third quarter of i960.
Comparing the nine-month periods of 1961 and 1960, Swearingen
said that net production of crude oil and natural gas liquids increased
12-15'
^_jy.$1.12Va
preferred
after
$1.09
:v/.; V;
$3.i3
were
$37,939,000,
11-15
"
(quar.)
share
1931
680.
p.
Industries
1961,
9%
1960
of
Third
with
11-30
1
(quar.)____.
depositary
Work
same
Swearing.en
compared
12-
(F. W.), Ltd., 6%
pfd.-(s-a)_
will amount to about $.042
per
17
net
up
E.
Earnings
-
17
Oil
Standard
Consolidated
$112,025,000,
Total
T2-
(quar.).
Co.
the
income
ended
month.
the
for
•••'';
1552.
p.
12-13
90c
Ltd., 5V2%
Harmoni«Corp, 3%
for
app.uxnnateiy
shutdown
president
in
months
12-20
47y2c
'
the
of
year
factor
$2.03
were
full
$5,893,725,
Number
per
the $71,815,551 reported for tne comparable nine months
Net
income
after
taxes
increased
10%
to
$2,435,515 from
months
$1.50
r
which
consolidated
Earned
68
or
cents
over
11-14
____'_
both
62
or
$1,112,321, respectively.
194,
the
that
for
sales
6
■
on
$4,645,703,
was
subsidiaries
months
nine
for
Kollsman
and
12-
35c
Co.
(Battle
Creek,
quar.)i.__r.__^_^.il^.__
A
Net
Division.
and
vvei'c
amounted to $1.17 vs $1.06 for the
8
30c
,
B
Woodward
11
in
7c
(incr.-quar.)
35
contribution
1961
our
anticipated,
Mr.
of
—V.
oiates
and
or
vacation
loss
standing, shares,
$1.06'/4
__
Insurance
1961
Burke,
O.
11-14
62V2c
—_
with
Stone,
improvement
that
the
company
Gross
with(.
„
12-
1%
(quar.)
years.
Stone.
important
an
feel
Suburban
,
(s-a)
H.
container-board
Nine Months Ended
compared
"Earnings for-the quarter were $17,882,
6
5%
div.)
(monthly).
com.
$331,738,
the
12-
40c
$4.25 preferred
Power,
Sales
months
operations
10c
preferred -(quar.)____.
(G. H.)
for
12-23
12-11
(stock
prior
totaled
1960.
$4,250,039,
share on 304,365 shores of
a
$2,203,580 during the
10-27
(quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)__
,Wood~ward
27
11
12-
11-15
Electric
1961
1960 period.
increase
of 9%
an
of
income
foreign
I960.—V.
of
nine
with
of
income
increase
8
8
Stock dividend
Wood
12-
12-21
preferred
of
Sept. 30,
Consolidated sales for the nine months amounted to $76,262,873,
11-17
12-22
11-21
(
Class
12-10
12-
Wolverine Moulding. (quar..)L._____i.l__I__
Wometco Enterprises; class A tquar.)_.
•
]
12-15
7% preferred (quar.)____,
Telephone
(quar.)
.Michigan),
the
three-week
James
8
25c
15
8
1212-
1
Hirsch,
Wolverine
for
25c
15
22
11-15
12-15
12-31
1-
shares
$2.01,
with
United
in
$660,418.
months
65c
B
1961
the last, two months of the quarter as indicated."
;
Clansky added that backlog was new approximately $7.2 million.
p. 574.
v"vV
first
50c
4.40%
preferred
(quarj_____
Wisconsin Public Service, common
10
j
.
8
15c
class
ported
194,
net
11-15
8
$1.12%
preferred
4.80%
;
11-15
1
1
months
moncns
Peanuts
subsidiaries
Standard
;
,
1
85c
and
increase
an
two
\
I
for
haven't
the comparable
to
neu
i960, Roy W. Clansky, Jr.,
A
Mr.
—v.
6
12-
11-27
2
;
Mitchell,
6
11-
$1.31%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—;
4%% preferred (quar.)--*
:
20
11-
1
25c
5%
Park
3.60%
1
12-
1-
(quar.)
Planters
$19,046,735
substantial
a
7c
Wisconsin
30
12-
■: 12-26
18%c
common
Norman
greater
a
continued
a
our
The
sumed in
12-
Monthly
17
8
11-24
(quar.)
& Co., Inc.,
Winn-Dixie Stores
8
12-
12-15
(quar.)
on
Bros.,
in
1-2-62
30c
nine
for
nine
1961,
weie
1%
Wilson
17
share.
11-15
(quar.)
Williams <fe Co.
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams Industries
24
18
35c
(increased-quar.)
Co.
first
compared
such
nine
sales
12-
1
_^______
any
S.
nigh
of $io0,i06,69o,
months of 1960.
nine
of
stated
was
from
Clansky said.
.
25c
(quar.)
and
been
1960,
think
quarter
third
with,$15,886,100 for corresponding 1960.
12-
.i
12-
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
1960,
earnings
quarter
compared
said.
of
$2.75 per
l.rst
record
share,
the
1961,
f "Results
*"
12-15
12-
quart)---
Works
also
sales
corresponding
Chairman of
the
highest for
amounted
nonconsoliaated
compared
12-20
12-
«
Bros,
div.
5
t$1.50
Blake
Wickes
24
1-
1
1
dividend
Whitney
2-
1
(quar.)
Machine
Stock
5
1-
(quar.)__
third
report
1960,
Jerome
Coshocton
has
Stone
for
2b.
the
ior
first
Lie.
Juei
company,
tne
quarter
oi
1960
of
Net
5
t7y2c
common
preferred
Whitaker
Whitin
30
Co.,
preferred
of
period oi
5
1-
t$1.12ya
(quar.)__
preferred
Motor
5%%
1-
I-
1-
Whippany Paper Board (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
8
1
1
Mfg.—
(initial
common
and
conditions
is
Highs—
the
quarter or lJoO.
consolidated figures include,
the
of
first
ing,
1 ;
' it7Vic
(quar.)____
A
(quar.)
preferred
11-17 ;
1-31
30c
____
class
Stone
containers
third
equal to 28 cents
11-17
2-
95c
(quar.)_______
Weyenberg Shoe
15
(extra)
above
Earnings
1
12-
2-
30c
'
12-
12-30
30c
(quar.)
com.
N.
structure has
third
and
of
improvement is a continuation
the second quarter of this
Stone
for
11-30
.
.
(quar..),
second
to
share,
per
in
earnings
Standard Forcings Corp.—Sales and Net Decline—
12-20
7c
(George),
Class
14
1-12
12-15
:v
:
cents
August
12-11
1
■
(quar.
of
the
The
"Assuming
ing of prices,
2-12
1
68c
Fund
Westmoreland,
>'■
1
the
m
a
the
ior
income
the
11-13
1-
--'-$1.25^
preferred B
Westminster
15
1
2-
68%c
preferred
Westinghouse Electric Corp.,
17
1
8
3-
$3
24
10
12-
(quar.)18c
Westinghouse Air Brake
Combined
Branas
were
Oct.
share
earned
reached
earnings
Sales
and
59c ;:
59c
.
(Alabama)
28
20
and
period
.__
,
20
20
The
12-15
12-11
$1
4.72%. 2nd preferred(qhaj:.j
$2.75 prefejred (quarl)__^J_.;l__T._w-_;___
;. 5.44% ,3nd preferred*(quar.)!___
:_2:.
20
the
on
common
common
for
12-
62y2c
.
•
27
of
income
net
third
the
per
share,
12-30
20c
25c
,14.75% preferred A (quar.—
59 %c.
w.4.75%. preferred B,(quar.)_—59%c
15
16
For
cents
12-15
$1.50
1
Kentucky Gas Go^Xquar.)__
Power & Gas,; common (quar.).
Western
19bl
history
$1.85
received
_
(quar.)
per
$39b,788,346
15c
(quar.)
Western
Standard
of
announced
sales
35c
Co.
$4
A
of
months
high
ihe
Net
months
_____________________
class
earnings
the
Board,
over
(Kansas)—
,___
Mr.
ago.—V. 194, p. 1836.
year
nine
Record
Income
12-28
25c
_.
preferred
$2.50
a
and
first
the
1
'
'
16
1
12-
65c
Common.
Common
date.
of
Npw York Society of Security Analysts Oct. 9,. .in a
presentation
with
the
company's
Executive
Vice-Presidents,
ciency
however, were equivalent to corresponding periods of
the current rate of incoming orders is significantly
and
periods in
a
(s-a)
Telephone
Service
to
year
end
each
Corp.—Forecasts Gain in Net—
expects
quarter
$45,000,000
Standard Brands Inc.—Record
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas City)—
1
told
we
Sales
11-24
(quar.)
common
RR.
Breweries,
&
this
the
at
in
1
$1.25
Inc., com.
(s-a)_;
Casualty
Quarterly
dent,
joint
tax.
tax.
$13,704,388,; compared with $12,696,731
(quar.)
Western
Western
2
6y4c
Seasnore
Carolina
9
1
8c
(quar.)
Canada
earnings
paid
was
declared
12-30
v
investment
Western
lower
year,
and
(quar.)
Fund—
Western
1
non-residents
50
or
September
gration,"
11-24
&
the
last
11-20
11-24
Telepnone
$400,000,
payment
quarter earnings,
50c
12-11
preferred
Special
15
L5
the
for
;_!
12-11
Jersey
corrected
Continued from page 10
,
(quar.)__
be
earnings
production in late 1962.
5%
Container
"We
75c
Coast
$1.44
L5
Canadian
capital
not
to
V
corporation
On
1
(quar.)
preferred
15%
less
The
here,
10-31
12-
of the WasningTransportation
Com¬
year-end capital gains distribution of 51c
$5
Income
Indicated
is
contribution
1958.
of
dividends
2246.
p.
Stone
Investment News
J
9c
West Chemical Products
9
Non¬
source.
General Corporation and
Corp.—
net
funds,
Incorrect.
was
date
first
ox
dividend
expanded
y
50c
liom
the
Marvin
Inc.—
Scientific
14c
9
t
Jamaica
at
7%.
tax
its
date,
4%
189,
The
date
record
S.
deductible
tax
internally generated
equity will
stockholders'
;
tax.
publisned
U.
dividend.
12-22
1-20
11-20
Y
>
1-20
3% V:
(quar.)
Wellington
lunas,
this
15%; resident
income
and/or
in
for
of
public in March,
the
business
8c
Welch
7
closed
not
of
use
liabilities
same
stock
from
11-15
-
.__
6
the
to
1
12-12
Monthly
3
Less
higher than
Monthly
5
12-
The
Co.
(H. R.)
12-12
quar.)
began
Company
&
25c
•
11-20
Extra
Weissberg
1
11-27
11-15
12-11
75c
Weeden
2
!2
12-
12-15
12-15
the
result,
a
53
$b,boo,ooi/
j«,
ioox,
were
equal to 2.5
of $2,665,486. Working capital was $3,993,164.
capitalization consisted of $2,250,000 of long-term
debt and 706,264 outstanding shares of common stock of $1 par value
(1,500,000 shares authorized). The company's stock was first offered
11-20
____;
(quar.)
Motor
12-15
10%
$1.25
As
operation will make
assets
current
the
At
11-10
extra of lc from
an
Power
preterred C
30c
diviuend)
(quar.)
through
funds.
new
commencement
Current
times
1
Waste King Corp.—
Waukesha
8-31
40c
•
Washington Water
5-31
12-11
Gas:
mission
9
2-28
9-15
preferred
(stock
(increased
tax
y Previously
approval
5
6%
Tube
Canadian
in
British
12-11
<
Investors
&
&
books
resident
Less
11-22
income
Utilities
3-15
6-15
10c
the
31%c
quarterly of 8c plus
5
iuc
The
5c
Washington
Natural
with
—V.
12-11
v
(quar.)
investment
11-30
11-21
1
22y2C
(quar.)__
Inc.,
Curry
Coke
&
20c
Washington Gas Light Co.—
2-for-i stock split
Washington
12-15
A
Coal
I Payable
{
1
5
iuc
luc
Sheet
entirely
borrowed
diluted.
;
Youngstown
a
___
0
0
and
11-30
;
37y2c
Company
(quar.)__.•_
Walt Disney Productions (quar.)
Stock dividend _____!
A
1-
ioc
Walgreen
0
complished
of Rec.
12-15
(quar.)
Yonkers Raceway,
Yosemite Park &
(111.)—
Jv__
Mutual
12-11
37y2c
•
common
Holders
Payable
J2V2C
Ltd
Mines
8
common
preferred
6
12-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.;
Quarterly
$15c
preferred
—
preferred
$4.50
6
When
Share
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-
ioc
—
Wakefield
11-13
8
12-20
12-20
Ltd
WarrenyS. D.) Company,
Exfi-a
12-
Bear
Batteries
Zeigler
Extras—________
.
Yocam
5C
Quarterly
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. (Del.)—
Quarterly
1
11-15
20c
5y2%
Brake
12-
11-30
$1.43%
Co
.
Amulet
Ward
12-15
per
Company
Yellowknife
12y2c
(quar.)
Extra
Waite
1
$1.56%
(quar.)
Iron
&
Name of
12-
15c
(quar.)
(2381)
»
of Rec.
12-15
20c
_____
Vulcan-Hart
Vulcan
Holders
isc
Extra
Chronicle
the
new
bonds,
54
(2382)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
rently. outstanding
revolving
in
the
connection
SINKING
19t>4,
For
will
retire
period
a
est
with
cost
to
deemable
from
five
the
104.38%
option
in
1962
BUSINESS—The
of
natural
products
and
wholesale
a
Texas
in
feet
The
less
than
at
downward
company's
to
duction
beginning
June
to
in
otherwise
are
time
at
"Our
inter¬
prices
the
scaling
capital
thus
in
Texafc.
The
is
point
depletion
in
decrease
principally
extinguishment,
leases,
far
"and
the
days
nine-months'
surrendered
flow
during
he.
esti¬
due
a
as
and
loan
uepreciation. year
nas
declined
only 2%
below
earnings picture could be substantially
our
quarter
by
several
factors.
Our
of
gas
some
same
gas,
extending
from
the
Mexican
border
in
New Vork.
The system has an authorized
delivery
principal sales area of approximately 2,362 million
day, including deliveries from its gas storage facilities.
the
to
period,
but
changes
neighborhood
of
in
$1.80
the
fourth
share
per
for
quarter
the
might
year.—V.
bring
193,
us
in
per
petroleflm
Big
products
Inch
Thew
Shovel
Co.—Reports Profit—
-
transportation
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc
Lovett
A.
Abercrombie
C.
Allyn
Bache
&
$2,100
Co—
&
Co.—
Robert W.
Baird
Becker
Blair
Corp.__,
Mackall
Brothers..
&
Coe
A.
McCormick & Co.—
McDonald & Co
210
Inc
105
Masten & Co
140
Co., Inc
Inc—
350
McDonnell & Co.
350
Mead, Miller & Co.
Inc
6^0
Merrill
Lynch,
Inc
This
Merrill,
Richard
Inc.
Bernuth,
The
105
140
210
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Morgan Stanley & Co
105
F.
&
—
Co
Curtiss, House & Co
J.
M.
Dain
Dallas
&
—
Co., Inc
Union
Securities
Co.,
Dickson &
S.
Dittmar
&
Dominick
Drexel
Turben
Newbold's
Dillion,
Elkins,
Pacific
Webber,
&
Union
R.
630
Stokes
Elworthy & Co
Equitable Securities
Riter
Co
The
105
700
Co., Inc
Rotan, Mosle & Co
140
Co
*
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
L. F.
Rothschild & Co
Winston
S.
Smithers
William
Starkweather
H.
R.
&
&
Bros.
Stern
Brothers
&
Co..
280
Stone
H.
&
140
...—
Stroud
Hornblower & Weeks
350
E.
210
Battles
Johnson,
-Corp.
^
&
E.
W.
Lane,
Space
Inc.
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
Net
-
Net
.
&
Co
350
1.
&
R.
L.
140
i
Alstyne, Noel & Co
&
B.
&
_y_
350
this
to
Inc.
i
-
at
the
on
to
Yarnall, Biddle
17
Sept.
of
30,
nine months
operating
mately
3%
above
ended Sept.
the
"The
lower
Lank
with
20,
per-share
the
increased
earnings
paid, subject to refund,
to
forth,
of
$45,242,127
pared
of
.
Gulf
with
for
19
reported
the
shares
in
last
&
same
$9,557,688
Federal
net
nine-month
on
revenues
I.
or
year's
Walston
22
J.
third
compared
For
per
with
the
-cents
95
third
share,
on
share
per
cents
quarter
on
for
of
of
revenue
over
the
Barth
&
period
of
of
$8,979,050
ended
Sept.
$45,995,963
to
90
for
cents
for
'u
on
30,
the
of
&
two
factors.
second
the
At
same
been
tained,
-
was
a
due
were
to
poor
than
in
1961
&
C.
Stein
He
the Posash Division
194,
p.
meeting
to
of
the
1961
in
planting
abroad,
primarily
demand
weather
reported
for
last
that
the
Co.,
be
in
agent
the
&
Bros.
&
&
for
Nov.
Julien
Collins
194,
the
of
.
16
&
Inc
Guerin
in
&
Co._
spring,
to
nine
production
were
inventories
& Hirshberg,
Oppenheimer & Co
Varnedoe, Chisholm
3,000
3,000
362.
the" end
of
1
1962
of
3,000
-
3,000
&
Co.,
.
Inc
loss
net
3,000
Kenny & Ayres, inc. 3,000
Hough Inc.^
1,500
Black, & Co., Inc.___—__ 1,500
Brimberg & Co
1,500
Clayton Securities Corp
L500
Beil &
Hannaford
Hanrahan & Co., Inc._*_—_
Lentz, Newton & Co.__
1,500
Newborg & Co.___
1,500
v'~
&
Talbot
1,500
1,500
1—
Phelps Co
Powell, Kistler &
Quinn
Rittmaster, Voisin & Co.___
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.
For
the
third
&
1,500
Co
1,500
:_
Co—
compared
airlines
1,500
credits
of
Nine
ago.
Nov.
on
to $290,161,000
on
in
1,500
1,500
miles, fell-, off
against
10%
65.1
in
available
resulting
in
I960.—V.
for
seat
system
a
reported
against
operating
a
net
revenues
1960.
of
increase
4%
1
$12,733,000
months'
the. company's > net loss
$106,277,000 compared with
$113,026,000 operating revenues.
$6,079,000
55.9%
the
tax
year
'
Texas Pacific Coal &
^T?oec1FOrt, W°^V-T£anyJ3 1161
1961
were
$4,92o,903, on
,of
t
Adair,
.
months
period
of
last
30.
announced
**-as
$I 4J3.002
pointed
this
year
year,
on
out
were
gross
that
income
Oct.' 27.
on
a
while
about
income
Co.—Net Declines—
earnings for the first
gross
President,
^en^rg S^nf;
Mr
Adair
.
Oil
11%
was
gross
net
Jess
of
of
for
than
for
Financial
Earnings Jor the
quarters
Eugene T
third
Quarter'
$6 377 602
earnings
higher,
the
"
three
$19,901 712
Net
r
Trans-World
'
the
first
nine
earnings in the same
despite a continued re¬
those
recorded
announced
reserves,
number
75
cents
Assets,
the
end
on
totaled
of
savings
of
the
18:
nine
miles,
was
$1,009,000
1960
a
profit
and
September.
loan
$1.45
and
;
are
wholly-owned
Inc.,
19
and
motels
con¬
re-*
subsidiaries
Dinkier
and
Manage--
hotels.
and
three
Trans¬
apartment
East
Hotel.
is
'
\
^
small
a
business
investment
this
year
Louis
a
common
will
$4,850,000
use
•,:?.
the
of
included
$10,000,000
$30,209,843
debentures;
shares
before
year
2,733,562
31,
1961,
convertible
$300,000
class A
notes;
adjusted
shares
common
for
subordinated
ih
$300,COO
de¬
5%
and
sub-,
534,000
shares.
common
A
.Oct.
on
6V2%
of
mortgages;
any
must
cash
receive
cents
80
dividends
be
may
underwriters
cash
distributions
declared
named
the
on
below
in
class
a
B..
have
be
if
any
purchased
purchased:
are
Amount $
Amount $
Lee
Higginson Corp
2,400,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co,i.^_ 250,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
150,000
Bingham,; Walter &» ;
Hurry,
*'
Inc._
Boettcher
&;
___.
&
—V.
200,000
Co.__
100,000
150,000
Norris
100,000
The
-
&
Hirshberg,
Ohio
150,000
Inc.
Co
200,000
Prescott
500,000
Rodman
250,000
200,000
500,000
200,000
&
Co._
&
Rosenthal
100,000
Shields
350,000
Stein
250,000
Stern
J.
Boycej
&
R.
100,000
Co
&
100,000
Co., Inc.-,
Williston
Wilson, Johnson
Higgins
350,000
200,000
200,000
Co.—
Walston
100,000
._
&
Brothers & Co.—__
&
Sutro
Miller,
Co
Co., Inc.——
Bros.
Stix
Inc.^_
200,000
100,000
Renshaw____
&
&
500,000
&
&
Reynolds & Co., Inc._J._Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
100,000
Co.,
Wells
100,000
Co
Mellen
194,
Co.,
500,000
_
Inc.
&
&
Murch & Co., Inc.__.__5.
Newburger & Co
200,000
Co.
Hutton &
Joseph,
Turben
Inc.
Mullaney,
Carey & Roulston,
McDonnell
Co.,
150,000
Merrill,
—
150,000
160,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.__
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.
E.
&
200,000
Courts & Co.__
Friedrichs
Mericka
J.
Inc.
100,000
Co.__:
Julien Collins & Co._____
W.
Wm.
&
200,000
Beane
&
100,000
•
200,000
—
1658.
p.
Transportation
Corp. of America
Debenture Sub¬
Rights—The company is offering holders of
its class A and class B stock and 5V2%
convertible sub¬
—
scription
ordinated debentures due Oct.
1, 1968, of repopd Nov.. 15
the right to subscribe to $4,509,100 of
6V2% convertible
.subordinated
debentures
due
Dec.
1, 1973, and 135,27."
(evidenc¬
ing the right to buy a like number of class A shares).
Rights expire Nov. 30. The securities are being offered
in units at $100 per unit.
Each unit consists Of $100
principal amount of debentures and three warrants. ;
Second series
class A stock purchase warrants
underwriting is involved. Chase Manhattan
Bank,
City, is the subscription agent.
on
of
The debentures
are
convertible into class A stock
after May 31, 1962, at a conversion
price of $10 per share
converted .before Dec. 1>
if
converted
before
J.
1967, and at $15 per share if
1, 1973^ The warrants are exer¬
1, 1962 to Dec. 1, 1966, inclusive, and
Dec.
cisable after Dec.
entitle the holder thereof to purchase
at
;
$12.50
share.
per
factor
of
BUSINESS—Trans
one
class A share
-:
,
_
in
two
separate
airline
.
were
nearly
Galen,
double
President,
appropriations
share
on
'
the
tp
average
between
Netherlands
ways
and
-
Regularly
Juan
New
in
buses
cipal: executive
certification
York,
on
New
its
York,
are.
(2)
D.
a
C.,
are
San
.engaged,
principally
regularly scheduled
Juan, Puerto Rico and
(1)
transit
a
system
of
street
rail¬
and
adjacent areas.
Its prin¬
Ave., New York, N. Y;
V
operations between <New_-York and San
at. 375. Park
airline
March.8_ 1958l and,.an
San
of
operations,:
Antilles;, and
scheduled
between
its. subsidiaries
Washington,
offices
commenced
began
Corp .and
iransporation
Juan .,and;. Aruba.cn.
a.
limited
exemption basis,-
Feb- 17,- 1960.,-P-rtor
•
to" the
regularly scheduled airline services by the ■ Civil
Trans Corp conducted limited
domestic, overseas
•
nine
compares
with
$1,069,005 or
months ended Sept, 30, 1960.
reached
spurted
Investing
$575,000
,
load
'
-profit,, bafore
This
the
volume
Assets
of
period,
net
outstanding.
in
1206."
p.
months
or
Due
•
.
,
revenue■ passenger
passenger
Co.—Net Nearly Doubles^—
Latest
(adjusted)
194,
1960
same
$2,058,820
shares
share
a
first
in
Oct!
of
buildings
subsidiary
bank loans;
Aruba,
_.
Of-'
New York
quarter,
revenues
Against-a
1961,
after
a
ago.;
the
1.764.
p.
"
Willis,
3,000
$6,083,000
$272,588,000,
'
,
must
3,000
Inc.
Airlines—Reports Loss—
operating
progress
_
by
months'
earnings
in¬
year
before
severallyagreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting agree¬
ment, to purchase from the company the
principal amount of deben¬
tures set forth opposite their
respective names below. The underwrit¬
ing agreement provides that all of the debentures
3,000
3,000
of
a
debentures.
-
100%
Hotels,
office
Ambassador
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.
Hirsch & Co., Inc
Howard, Weill, Labouisse,
3,000
& Frederking______ 3 000
H. Kaplan & Co.____ 3*000
Richards & Co.______ 3,000
3,000
months
period
same
.
held
Debentures
at
three
and
chain
a
three
owns
to repay
Inc.
Co,_
Reflecting the industry-wide position of
having provided greater
capacity than required for the slack business
experienced during
first
nine
the
operate
Gunn,
seat
Europe"
"substantial
priced
Ambassador
and
also
class
No
Trans World
Corp.,
own
UNDERWRITERS—The
Turner,
2274.
p.
Corp*
subordinated
were
3,000
&
Norris
,
B
fiscal
Shares
The
Co
the
against
April, 1961.—V. 194,
\
wholly-owned
issue,
The
--
McDonald, Evans & Co
McKelvy & Co.___
Newburger & Co
Co.,
Co
for
being
to
Earn-,-
year.
share
per
$165,834,013
now
—
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
this
of
there
company
.
McCormick &
4,000
*
&
$1.34
to*satisfy, future^ obligations in'
connection
with
acquisition of a motel and four hotels;
$1,200,00CF;
in acquisition of the Carlton Terrace
Apartments, Bal Harbour,1 Fla;?-:
$200,000 to expand a; Decatur Gg., motel and
th,q. balance for working
capital.
class
3,000
Inc.
amounted
last
Corp., New York City, and asso¬
publicly on Nov. 20, $10,000,000 of this
3,000
Kay,
:
4,000
&
with
are
Investing
PROCEEDS—Transcontinental
the
4,000
McDowell
to
revenues
compared
hearings
income
net
$18,680,444
equal
Operating
that
convertible
Hotel
Corp.)
proceeds
be
4,000
Boyce
1961
over
were
1965v
Another
Tinto
Fridley
4,000
—
Gardner
Bateman, Eichler
Boenning & Co.
period
fertilizer
1960.
said
30,
14.4%
interest.
The sinking fund is designed to
$380,000 debentures ann.,. beginning May 10,
ordinated
MacCormack
John
4,000
Inc
a
.
company.
Nov. 30,
then
Inc.
Evans
4,000
Legg & Co
Fitch,) North
com¬
company's potash project closer to
the present production schedule is main¬
will
would
on
Dittmar & Co.,
6,000
Blosser
or 29 cents
$3 429 560 or 34
1960 third quarter.
the
in
Sept.
of
period
$184,450,805
Transcontinental's,
major¬
Rio
approve
6,000
Co
Straus,
with
usual."
that if
the
6,000
—
&
Barret,
period
decline
sales
autumn
Mr, Stephens
bringing
of
step
$2,937,702
compared
$16,056,712
"reduced
"weakened
time,
made
-.production,
—V,
One
was
where,
reduced less
were
has
,
Rio
substan¬
.
Eppler,
6,000
—___
John
Claude O. Stephens, president, said that
"based upon present
expec¬
earnings for the full year may be
slightly less than the 1960
earnings before extraordinary income."
He
attributed the
dustry
and
a
below- have
severally
selling stockholder the
;
'
\
••
6,000
Co
Hogle
Hirsch
,
tations
The
Canada
sale
•
•
Co._^._10,000
Hentz & Co
the
compared
with;
preferred dividend
share on 12,771,500-
developments and has contracted to acquire another apartment.
The company plans to enter a
joint venture that will build a 19-story and penthouse luxury apartment building in
Chicago, adjacent to
30,
Ltd.
of
transfer
named
\
Inc.___10.000/
Co
A,
—V.
earnings
.j'
•
&
Co.,
& Stieglitz
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co
revenues
same
V" '
32,500
Johnston, Lemon & Co
6,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood__ 6,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.— 4,000
1960.
1961,
purchased.
Co.__—
&
H.
Mr.
r
the
underwriters
Co
duPont
J.
I960
Commission,"
.
..
.
.
income
$14,988,678,
revenues
Nov.
2274.
p.
the
Co.____^_^_10,000
Hammill & CoU_10,000
Co., Inc
10,000
Burnham
69 cents
were
ended
debentures
continental
pur¬
consequent
which
appointed
194,
&
Boettcher
period of 1960.
Power
;
equivalent
were
A
asked
company and the
shares of common stock
of
Halle
,
been
Co
Shearson,
com¬
....
approximately 4%
1960.
Per-share earnings
Tinto
to
Canada
Algom
Canada.
will be
reported
from
are
&
California
Schwabacher &
Sulphur Co.—Nine Months' Net Down—
Oct.
any
Stearns
Reinholdt
company
Holdings
Rio
be
2274.
p.
—10,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.:i0,000
reflect
increase applications with the
Carpenter said.—V. 194, p. 2274. /
Texas
will
(& Subs.)—Net Down—
issue
Gaih,
for
After
39" cents
to
net.'income
accrued
deem
Corp.—Additional Financing Details—Our
tq purchase
Bache
higher rates for natural gas
major pipeline suppliers who have filed
two
rate
The
Ltd.
Tinto
by
distribution,
Shares
$74,914,010 for the quarter were approxi¬
period last year, while revenues from the
sales
Rio
shareholders'
corporation.—V.
1961
28%
—
vertible into class A common stock at $14.75
per share..
They^are redeemable, at the company's option, at prices
declining from 105% if redeemed in the 12 months end¬
ing Nov. 15, 1962, to 100% for the 1980-81 maturities;,
or, for the sinking fund, at the principal amount, plus
Torrington,
if
140
$5,747,399,
to
6V2%
(Dinkier
time 'up
any
Tinto
Rio
1961,
has
470
p.
$5,038,508
year.
rate increase put. into eftect in
a
The
25
Bear,
,105
18,961,869
on
York
the
"from
.
this
194,
194,
Corp..
that
*
Inc.—Appointment—
New
of
set
& Co.^_i.___
1961, net earnings
for
of
numbers
$5,055,297, Orville S.
After preferred dividend
share
compared
30,
cents
same
15,
for
1961.—V.
respective
revenues of
company's natural gas
period.
date
UNDERWRITERS—The
630
Co
last
equal
was
month
Nov.-15, 1981.
pur¬
ment
Canada
at
by
of
adjourned
Nov.
on
105
....
the
6,
agreed
was
per
of
Dec.
on
First
1961
cents
number
same
share, compared with 70
Total
13
shareholders
record
630
;
Woodard-Elwood &
,
quarter
equal
assets.
the
105
:
Dean Witter & Co
stpckholders Oct. 25.
was
outstanding
share
per
third
of
The
Francis
the
Nov.
share
meetings of
approved the purchase
the assets of Rio Tinto
Trans-Lux
420
..
Co—ii-
quarter."—V.
Pipe Line
period
same
ciates, offered
250,000 shares of this corporation's common stock at
$21.75 per share. Additional financing details follow:
140
■
Co.__i__
White
on
firm's
deposit
of
shareholders'
to
as
Nov.
White, Weld & Co.—
Winslow,
Cohu
&
Stetson
630
reported
shares
For
140
350
Wertheim
quarter.
per
105
210
Co..
,
Chas.
420
for
requirements
cents
210
Co.
Declines—
income
Carpenter
mon
Co
Co.__
&
underlying said building
partnership invests
The
Conn, company and all wholly-owned
subsidiaries
reported net earnings of $1,807,922
or
$1.11
a
share, for
the September
quarter, compared with $1,919,055, or $1.18 a
share, a
year
ago.
The 1960 figures include the
wholly-owned foreign sub¬
sidiaries not previously consolidated.
V
Net income before taxes for the three
month period was
$4,179,582,
compaied with $3,976,185 for the " first
quarter in
1960.
The fiscal
year ends June 30,
1962—V. 191, p. 2685.
105
G. H. Walker & Co._:
>
140
Freres
made
Co.
Ltd.
Torrington Co.
630
Corp.—
Inc.
-
420
Langley &
&
Fox
Inc
Anthony
Van
105
Laird,
C.
Co.,
Trask
210
_
Lazard
offer
its
of
Oct,
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
•
Meeds
Tinto
distribution
The
140
Corp.
Gas
increase
company
bentures;
140
Sec.
Tucker,
Kidder & Co., Inc.
140
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.
630
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co—
^ 105
-Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc——70O
Bissell &
land
St.
profits
;
Mining
(Canadian) per
cents
capital stock
105
...
Meyer &
Spencer
:A. M.
W.
Broad
unit.
final 1961
Transcontinental
Ltd.—Seeks Tenders—
Rio
an
recent
The
350
'Day
v
_i_
ii.
40
as
per
show
fered—Lee Higginson
105
Cartwright &
-Thomas
105
_______—-_
lease of the
a
should
has
M.
of units will be used in the
pay part of the balance due on the purchase
the remaining balance for
expenses and other
Tor Education,
210
Co.
Webster
&
Sweney
■>
—
95
Mines
made
630
Co...
Co
&
Swiss American
105
.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Joseph,
Mellen
&
Miller,
<
x
350
Inc.—-—..,:—
&
&
Boyce
Sternj Frank,
420
Clark,
the
portion
1961
140
Co..
Co
Stein
140
Noyes & Co
Janney,
&
Staats
Steele
J.
&
Co.—.
630
Co
Charles
210
&
Co
&
FPC
to
and
Canada, to be held
420
Shields
Hemphill,
Hutton
:
of
at
the
ity
420
280
f.
Co., Inc
is
105
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
630
E.
Co
__J____
Inc.
&
&
tial
420
Schwabacher & Co
140
Co.
and
Net proceeds of the sale
$2,988,400
under
Algom
140
Shearso'rij Hammill
Harriman Ripley, & Co.,
Hutton
The
partnership organized
Lawler
quarter
"
months
12
.share
.per
11.2%
rose
purposes.
The
105
,
210
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc—
Hentz
of
properties
chased
Robinson-Humphrey
Co...
Co
Hayden, Miller &
Hayden, Stone &
Newman
the
the
an
the
for
$1.13
-
in
Tinto Holdings
1961,
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—i
2-lOuV? Singer, Deane & Seribner_i,
280
Smith, Baarney & Co., Inc.
Stieglit»v_4gj^._vuw/
known
properties
Shares
350
(
T.
final
undertaking
BUSINESS—Transcontinental
420
Rowles,
limited
a
the
this
of
this'
the. 12
For
105
Gardner
Reynolds & Co., Inc
&
Feemster,
and
at $5,000
properties.
related
140
&
company,
source.*
outstanding compared with, 29 cents for the third;
1960 on the same number of shares.
Operating revenues
10.4% to $46,856,413 compared with $42,426,163 a year ago./
increased
194,
partnership has contracted with Thirty Associates, Inc.,Ao
the
140
Reinholdt
.
&
Co
280
Corp
First Southwest Co._
&
105
350
Corp.—
1—-
Boston
Kirkland
&
of
350
140
Co
Hallgarten
Co
Pressprich & Co
said
M.
Broad St.,
building
amount
140
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Fridley & Frederking
105
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc
140
Glore, Forgan & Co
630
Goldman, Sachs & Co
.' "630'
Goodbody & Co...
i
210
Granbery, Marache & Co._T"
140
Halle &
W.
&
the
special
a
of
quarter
ings
■
is.
shares
common
general
30
the
the
on
350
Putnam
&
Estabrook & Co
&
&
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
105
First
140
Jackson
Prescott
Se-
Co
Morris,
Ferris
140
Curtis
share.—V.
common
for
requirements,
nine
question, and to sublease the property back to
the seller.
The purchase price is
$3,128,400 in cash (agaipst which"
$100,000 has been deposited), plus taking title
subject.to two^mortgages
with
unpaid principal balances of $3,167,297 and $1,000,000,
respec¬
tively.
The general partners and initial limited
partners have made
capital contributions
aggregating $l/l:0,000, representing 28 units of
partnership interest, of which amount $100,000 was used for the
140
210
Co
&
$4,717,121
was
be sold
chase
210
Northwest Co
Paine,
Co.
&
per
the
in
quarter,
corporation on. Oct.* 31, reported
quarter of 1961 increased 28%
to
third
part¬
Robert
as
the
The
105
:_
140
Co.
The
Son
cents
St.—Securities Registered—
by
as
to
are
350
s
Newhard, Cook & Co
The Ohio Co
280
and
700
...
H.
known
140
420
duPont
curities
W.
Co.,
Co...
105
Inc
Dominick
630
S.
W.
Co
I.
Eastman
F.
&
Milwaukee
105
Co., Inc.—
Co.,
&
&
Francis'
The
Inc....
105
Davis, Skaggs & Co
R.
Smith
M'oseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co.——.
140
Inc.
&
ner
46
or
$214,000
Colorado
and
homes.
44
begin during
The
partners, and two initial limited partners.
The
formed for the purpose of acquiring real
property ir
lower Manhattan, New York
City, consisting of fee title to the buildir
140
105
W. Clark Corp
Common, Dann & Co
Courts
105
8
partnership
280
1960,
of
,
California
in
In Net—
company, of 51 East 42nd St., New York, filed a
registration
with the SEC on Nov. 15
covering 612 units of'limited
Nov.
on
105
of
profitability
$21,372,915,
nership interests in
Fen-
Chaplin, McGuiness & Co...
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc
30,
earnings
statement
210
_____
Pierce,
Sept.
net
both
$95,206,642, up 24%; and real estate
32%.
volume
achieved by our
savings and
up
loan
Transcontinental
',,v.■;£
30 Broad
105
105
&
Mason-Hagan,
140
Co.,
Blyth &
105
•
with
compares
ended
681.
p.
140
_
Co.,
&
630
140
E.
This
months
$350
,
Irving Lundborg & Co..
280
...
G.
Higginson
Lehman
&
Co., Inc.
Baker, Weeks & Co...
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Barrow, Leary & Co
A.
Lee
105
350
Co
share.
000s omit.
.
210
&
will
...
.
at
were
in
encouraged us to plan/
another project in the area with homes selling in the same $30,000-/
$37,000 price bracket," Mr. Galen said.
"Construction on this project
Division
000s omit.
present
sale
"The
business is
conducted by its
The company earned
15 cents per share during
the three months
through a system which at Dec. 31, 1960,
ended
Sept. 30, 1961, compared with a loss of 34 cents per share
included approximately 2,182 miles of
pipelines. The company is also *.y in the
corresponding period in 1960, C. B. Smythe, president, an¬
engaged- in
the
exploration for and production of oil and gas in *
nounced Oct. 23.
7:<
14 states.
'•
.*•
..
; - .v. ■,
■ ■ v
'...v,
Net profits after taxes for the
'i.-y- V.,V;
September quarter of 1961 amounted
to $68,000, against a loss of
.«■ UNDERWRITERS—The
$158,000 in the three months ended Sept.
names of
the principal underwriters of the
30, 1960. The improvement reflected a 20% increase in third
new bonds, and the
principal amount thereof which each has severally
quarter ^
sales
to $6,585,000 from
agreed to purchase from the
$5,501,000 in the year earlier period.
company, subject to the terms and con¬
-For, the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1961," Thew had sales of
ditions specified in the
underwriting agreement, are as follows:
$20,062,000, compared with $19,619,000 in the first nine months of
1
Amount
-5,
X
Amount
1960. Net profits for the period totaled
$115,000, equal to 25 cents a
r,
Little
gains
subsidiaries
the
the
its
■'
savings
$106,109,130,
this
in
645.
p.
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
Mr. Galen said.
"Management has
placed
stress
important aspect of our business, and third quarter results '
show a 79% gain—$15,903,000 versus $8,907,000 in the like 1960 period..
"Real estate loan rates are presently firm," he adaeel,
"ana loan
demand in our lending areas continues strong.
;
•
)
1
;
"The Trans-World
Financial residential development, consisting of
104 home's
in San
Fernando
Valley, is substantially solcl out," Mr..*
Galen
reported.
"While no proiits from tnis activity are reflected
the
on
.
gratification,"
on
increase, remedial work costs will probably decrease,
exploratory wells now drilling, which are customarily carried»
books
as
dry holes until completion, may be brought in as
producers.
Earnings for the first nine months have been equalled
to
$1.26 per
share, compared to $1.48 per share last year for the
and
transmission
totaled
"Continuing
this
fourth
earlier,
year
loans
to
such
Said,
should
revenue
is
at
for
Mr. Adair said,
changed
1981.
business
cash
1960,"
re¬
producing
earnings
allowances
dry hole expense,
maturity.
an
allowable
net
increased
1,
at
but
in
mated
prior
any
100%
principal
used
refundable
4.915%
company
be
natural
southern
capacity
cubic
bonds
not
are
will
is also engaged in the transportation of
petroleum
the production of oil and gas.
The company owns
pipeline system for the transportation and sale at
in
of
of .the
95%
the
balance
programs.
fund
It
gas.
and
operates
of
of
The
sinking
bonds
the
years,
company
the
notes.
construction
semi-annual
approximately
of
at
credit
company's
FUND—A
.
to
new
all-time
$124,354,977,
up
highs
33%
at
from
Aeronautics
and
foreign
charter
the
Board,
-
air
service
latter
transportation
and
principally
in
on
of
^individually
the
New
passengers
and
cargo
tieketed
and
waybilled
York-San
Juan
route.
both
in
services,
Trans
Corp's
-
;
194
Volume
Number 6111
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2383)
55
&
.operations
airline
have
resulted
in
losses
in
three
of
and in the six months period ended June 30,
years
operations
Transit
("D.
poration
Transit
C.
D.
subsidiary,
commenced
System,
Transit"),
C.
Aug.
1956
15,
Inc.,
District
a
granted
was
the
five
Union Carbide Corp.—-Record Sales—Net Down—
Sales
Trans
of
Corp's
Columbia
franchise
a
last
1961.
when
by
Act
an
entitled
is
stock
certain preferential
to
Claire Chalk,
and
of
class
A
Although
dividends,
the
class
stock
class
is convertible into
basis,
class A stock at
that Mr.
except
&
Chalk
Mrs.
time
any
have
on
agreed
convert 500,000 shares of their class B stock prior to June 30,
to
conversion
Any
preferential
dilute
the
future
dividends.
shares
his
of
of
31,
net
class
O.
1961,
stock
B
stock into class A
the
proceeds
Chalk
like
a
stock
stockholders
A
Roy
into
/'jV,"'v;;.
PROCEEDS—The
mated
interest
class
of
class B
of
On Oct.
stock.
A
class
shares
of
in
converted
number
the sale
from
of the
units.
that
assurance
of
for
in
194,
to
•
Union
•-...The
15%
either, in bank deposits or in short-term -government obligations,
combinations thereof, until needed by Trans7 Corp. •- It' is npt
this time to make an allocation- to any specific purpose
the net proceeds in excess of those to be used in Trans Corp's jet
in
/,./•'J-* ';<?
;
.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
Authorized
Transportation Corp. of America—
Notes payable (non-interest bearing)
payable
purch.
note
6%
Equipment
convertible
5»/2%
Oct.
Oct.
due
debentures
i;
1968
subordinated
convertible
6Va%
$1,837,800
Corp.—
Equipment purch.
V
most
the
Total
;
Transit. System,
from
year
in
to
from
$117,427,000,
I960.
a
income
prices
for
of
quarters
period
ment
in
came
pressed
and
Mr.
5,257,658
'
;
nine
months
$23.7
for both sales and profits
before
reflect the sixth consecutive
the corporation's performance.
income
Federal
totaled
taxes
$2,135,792
compared
as
after
income
the
for
taxes
fiscal
1961
year
equal to $3.27
was
$2.83 for
to
based
the previous year,
"shares.—V. 194.
1995.
d.
'
the same number off
on
V
.
;
,
^
-
Vitro Corp. of America—Reports Loss—
>
20 •}reported net income of $295,298 or 24
lllrst nine months of 1961. Revenues' duririj* *
th» period totaled*34,052.583;
'
'.U ! *:
Report—
of
,
million,
$2.72
or
it ;was-
ago,
'
$3.13
or
share,
per
earned
completion.
■
.
share,
per
com¬
and
operations
million,
during
increase
an
the
of
first
$5.3
nine
and crude
total revenues,"
oil
sales
Mr.
profitable and
—V. 194, p, 682.
are
-•
...
Jewett,
B.
•
}
«
■
that
noted
Jr.
operations
current
expected to be in the black.
the fouTth quarter is
' ./■
.'.-.V
\.v
months
million
the
over
were
responsible
said.
Taylor
.
Frank
President
Vitro
$1.21
or
\
During^ the -quartet ended Sept a 30, _i961y, VLtrq reported a lpss of /.v. * •
$683,067 after a $250,000 additional provision for settlement of litiga--^ r
tion Instituted in
1954, Involving' processes no longer used by the
*
"
company.
In addition, third quarter results include a substantial los3,
at Vitro Electronics, resulting from write-offs and adjustments of old
contracts
totaling
about $600,000 including provision for looses to
were
1961
the Board.
$27,3
were
million,
gas
in
the
Waldorf System Inc.
period Erfded Sept.
for
Total
Sales
(& Subs.)—Statement—1961—3 Mos.—1960
$5,134,008
$5,159,104
'*—45,488
26,163
30, 1961—
—
—
—
———
profits after all chrgs. and Fed. inc. taxes
Earned per share of common stock on 425,900
shares outstanding
Net
V
$0.6
___—
———
930,864 shs.
1,258,641 shs.
reported
as
averaged
fourth
2,189,505 shs.
quarter,
for
so
gasoline
prices
time
some
"Union's
that
to
severely
were
•Includes"capital gain net after taxes of $1,159 and Federal income
de¬
sales
quarter," he
of
natural
added.—V.
gas
194,
should show further gains
p. 2162.
,
credit of $25,985.
tax
come."
Period Ended Sept.
net
production of crude oil
95,000 barrels daily for the first nine months, about the
in I960.
Not natural gas production for the same period
415 million cubic feet daily, up over 22%
from last year.
.
same
third
remain
may
Taylor
averaged
:
.
For the previous
record high of $1,416,913.
a
rose
Federal
after
retail
34,389
-
departments,
profits,
net
products.
v,
year
a
Taylor, Chairman of
1960.
$403.9
rise
leased
of
and
and
substantial
some
Months'
three
first
porresponding
with
natural
the
of
to
exclusive
$52^171,040,
of
Centers
fiscal year ended
net sales totaled $44,550,405 and net profits $1,212,936. The
outstanding
period.
1960
in
Thrift
Mills
share on the 433,116 shares outstanding on July, 31, 1961, as com-
pared
'
were
of
Net
; per
•
the
sales
were
110,000
5,500,000 shs.
...
Inc.
period
net
selling
for the
first
period
Production and
C.
11%
period
amounted
same
Atlantic
$1,834,182 for the previous year.
to
"During the second quarter of this year," he reported, "the West
petroleum industry suffered the effects of some of the worst
gasoline price wars in many years. ..Although sqme improve¬
4,509,100
"v
•
obligations (6%)
60,201
payable
130,000
D.
C. Transit System, Inc.
(D. C.)
8,349,600
Transportation Corp. of America—/-a/a
X..
^
Class A
(par 10 cents)__
4,000,000 shs.
Class B
(par 10 cents)—
1,500,000shs.
D.
lower
of
$1,144,469,000.
1961
of
sales,
net
high
increase in
Profit
to
record
figures
annual
or
total
1961,
a
increased 17%
latest
Coast
5,000,000
1973______
notes
5%
this
"Gains
.,,
\
T.C.A.
Revenues
■
.
fiscal year,
per
$36,235,000,
the
of
California^Nine
of
earnings
compared
comparable
*
,
in
and
during
quarter earnings were $10.6 million,
$L626,8ll
1,500,000
8,025,327
$1.16
or
$1.19
or
Corp.—Record Highs—
Stores
operators
The*", corporation
Oct.
"Cents per share far the
than/for
same
to
pared With $10.4 million, or $l.iy per share last year.
of
1,500,000
1,764,187
'a://-,i-. •' ■ /
1,100,000
.123,000
1,
:
Outstanding
.
(8.1% )
subordinated
due
debentures
■
obligation
the
Third
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
comparable
Co.
for
share
per
of
31,
17%
i>e,
Oil
higher
July
i960.
amounted
decline
decline
$35,175,000,
year
motnhs
the
and
to
v7^7';'*1
company's
Earnings
in
possible at
program.
nine
a
of
sales
over
Dare
corporation,
Virginia Dare specialty stores, reported that for the
taxes,
the
1961
the
reported Oct. 30 by Reese H.
Coir
or
first
sales
over
3%
$35,671,000,
682."
.
approximately $2,209,100, will be retained by Trans
or
of
in
depreciation
p.
no
amount of the proceeds which may be received by Trans Corp.
Approximately $2,225,000 of such estimated net proceeds will be applied
against the purchase price of DC-8 jet aircraft.
v"• -'%/'■> 7 .
balance,
of
$1,157,512,000
share,
a
of
quarter of
for
reasons
the
The
share,
per
increase
quarter
the
4%
Virginia
This
chairman
Dial,
and
year,
amounted
income
months
sales
■
—v.
nine
G.
of
'
record
a
1960.
the third
in
$3.47
this
of
quarter
net
record
Principal
;•
first
or
of
quarter
second
Morse
esti¬
are
$4,4-344.00,/except that , since therei is,
units will be ■ sold,^ there is,; rib assurance' as
all
$3.90
or
the
by
$397,011,000,
increase
an
quarter
with
income
Net
$104,570,000,
■
of
approximately
at
1960.
100,000
-W
the
below
1%
any
shares
of
for
is
third
earned
were
reported
This
third
the
in
share,
per
Sales
1962.
';■/ ' '■
:■
a
for
1961
of
was
second
compared
earned
$1.20
would
it
officer.
the
in
income
share,
not
quarter
quarter,
executive
share,
per
stock,
B
third
$385,869,000 in the
Net
A
of which was owned, on Oct. 26, 1961, by O. Roy
approximately 98%
share-for-share
shares
class B stock outstanding.
shares of
1,247,463
of
Corp had 927,318
Trans
1961,
26,
Oct.
On
chief
the
this
$383,159,000
.
and
for
and
cor¬
United States Congress.
of the
for
high
Net
30, 1961—
1961—9 Mos.—1960
a
sales
Total
—
—
,
$15,044,808 $15,534,926
t38,418
profit after charges and Federal Inc. taxes
per share of common stock on 425,900
outstanding
169,958
Earned
shares
in the
$0.9
—
——
$0.40
(Includes capital gains net after taxes of $36,683 and Federal
(Delaware)
credit of $41,972.—V.
tax
income
187, p. 2048.
(Minority interest)
Class
—V.
A
(par
194, p.
2,500,000 shs.
cents)
20
United Fruit Co.—Net Climbs—
345,309 shs.
1553.
Boston, Mass. company reported estimated earnings for the first
of 1961 were $9,263,000 after provision of $3,453,000 for
U. S. and foreign income taxes.
This is equal to $1.07 per
share as compared with the reported $3,491,000 or 40 cents per share
for the same period of 1960.
The 1961 earnings include nonrecurring
income from abnormal sales of property amounting to
$1,578,000 or
18 cents per share.—V. 194, p. 470.
nine
months
Down—
estimated
Treesdale Laboratories, Inc.—Reports 9
The
for the nine months ended Sept.
company» reported Gobi-14i
1961,
sales
period
of
Net
$1,760,857,
were
with
compared
$1,248,962
rV
1960.
31
of
to
rose
The Mars, Pa. based firm
industry.—V. 194, p. 1099.
■■■;
supplies
with
30,
like
the
to
-
V
'■
The
v
727 shares
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—Revenues Down—
The
Newark,
N.
with
the
third
quarter
"substantially
the
full
Net
the
the
latest
for
the
39
close
those
above
or
period
weeks
the
of
ended
produce
Oct.
earnings
1,
for
"In
1960.
A
Mr.
The
corporation
shares
common
2000
real
Lathaiq
estate
3,
be
used
be
Fifth
of' 85
business.
'
Francisco,
San
S.
!' The
with
is
engaged
in
the
%
The
corporation
shares
common
&
Co.,
Inc..
Proceeds
ment,
cents)
10
(par
to
to
be
"Reg.
a
offered
A"
at
covering
used
Dynamics,
of
of
for
capital
370
air
research,
$3,
100,000
through
Gianis
and
Gerard
and
other
Ave.,
liquid
improvements,
product
corporate
Bronx,
equipment
N.
and
is
in
,
Inc., of Houston has been made to Unamco Corp. of
Orange, Calif.—Details have been completed fulfilling
the
commitment made
The
announcement
of
man
Business
Unamco
housing
Funds,
Sept. 15, 1961.
on
made
and
recently
was
for
was
B.
formed
jointly by John F. Austin, Jr., Chair¬
Metcalf, President of Unamco.
L.
for
the
other
incentives
The
units
constructed
for
by
the
will
be
of
elderly
sponsored
group
and
its
Funds
warrants,
with
Contractor,
Inc.
expected
be
to
will
have
the
and
25%
remainder
others.
about $35
on
the
of
Nov.
22,
1961,
it
by
interest
in
Unamco
upon
exercising
being held
Unamco's
by B. L. Metcalf General
projected volume for 1962 is
was
to List Stock—
S. E.
reported
that
stock
of
this
7
company,
in¬
in England, and .its affiliate' Unilever, N. V., incorporated
Netherlands, had been approved for listing on the New York
Stock Exchange.
Trading in both issues is expected to begin Dec. 12.
Shares"
can
to
to
share
about
the
be
will
70
English
issued
company
will
involve
33,702,861
'
'
"
•
net
See Unilever Ltd.,
this issue.
«
for
at
:r
;
earnings of $1,031,000, or 41 cents per?
ended Sept. 30, 1961.
This compared
35 cents a share in the comparable •
for
the
first
nine
months
>:
».
1961
of
to
/
:
to
common; stock
.
Dec.
20,
'
1961i-
•
i
Oliver
Motor,
a
Farm
and Cockshutt
Oliver
rately
of Chicago, subsidiary of the Cleveland-based White
major producer of farm equipment in the United States.
Equipment Ltd. is a leading Canadian manufacturer.
Corp.
is
Cockshutt
with
.
products would continue
to be marketed sepa¬
through existing dealer organizations.—-V. 194,
p.
790.
earnings have increased
1961,
John
due
was
'■
'
into
White Motor Cp.—Proposed Merger-^-
;
$2,207,000,
compared
convertible
In d joint" statement from the White Motor. Co. and Cockshutt Farm
Equipment Ltd., it was announced that negotiations are under way to
bring, about an. amalgamation of the .farm equipment operations of
both companies.
w
came
are
-
,
,
Debentures
or
v-V —.* •" >«
of
this
Snyder,
I.
the
to
fact
consistently each quarter since
Jr., .Chairman oand President, said
that
U.
S.
Industries
has
Writing Tays Corp.—Files With SEC—
maintained
*/ '''v.
'
'
'
■
The
shares
(par
Nov. 8, 1961 filed
$1) to be offered
a
at
"Reg. A" covering 65,650
$3.25, through Pewters,
to be used for tools
Donnelly & Jansen, Inc., St. Paul. Proceeds are
and equipment, salaries, and working capital.
t'V
r-'i
corporation on
common
Writing
the
Toys of 354 Griggs-Midway Bldg., St. Paul is engaged in
assembly and distribution of toys and plans to engage
the manufacture of other items.
v
design,
research
vately—Nov. 21, 1961, it was reported that $1,250,000 of
this firm's first mortgage bonds, series H, due Nov. 1,
1991, had been sold privately through Kidder, Peabody
& Co., Inc., New York City.—V. 193, p. 1062.
for
Wurlitzer
Co.—Reports First Half Loss—
reported Oct. 27 that sales for the second
(July, August and September) were $9,464,766, up 10.5% from
the same period a year ago.
The net earnings for the second quarter
were
$107,622, equal to 12 cents per share on 890,291 shares, com¬
pared with net earnings of $165,071 or 19 cents per share on 887,722
shares for the same period last year.
R.
C.
Rolfing, president,
quarter
Universal Marion
Nine
Net
Ended
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
Sept.
1961
30—
per
194,
1960
L. $36,975,664 $41,180,912
t
income—
Earned
—V.
Months
sales
1,236,859
common
,
4,055,121
$0.51
—
$1.80
share..
fiscal year (April to September
with $16,094,52$ for the same
period last year. The net loss for the six months period was $49,588,
compared with net earnings of $244,498 for the corresponding period
Sales for the first half of the current
inclusive)
894,
p.
—
Bonds
Pri¬
Sold
year
While
vately—Nov. 21, 1961, it was reported that $5,030,000 of
this firm's first mortgage bonds due Oct. 1, 1991, had
been sold privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.,
New York City.
%
^
"
v ;
- f
J
-
shares, pf
.
-
Varicraft Industries, Inc.—Files
,i
were
$16,135,126' compared
ago.
net
earnings
for
the
second
quarter were less than
a
year
September earnings were greater than last year due to a sharp
upturn in business which commenced in August and which we fully..
expect will carry through the balance of the year. More pianos wereshipped in the month of September than any September-in the history
of the company.—V. 194, p.* 682.
'
"
,""tU • , < Vago,
*
.
20
"" "
shares -.(par
Mayo &..Cp.,
V-
Proceeds
engaged in
2590.
five
;
Inc.,.Philadelphia,a.
are
to
be
inventories,
Varicraft,
p.
With SEC— r>
;
1961 filed a "Re&. A" covering 120,000
cents)
to be
offered at, $2.25,-' through
of
45th
used
for
equipment,
st;
the custom
and
design
debt
^
•
construction
*
advertising and pro¬
and working capital. *• *
Blvd:,
and manufacture
Pennsauken,
of
N-
J.,
furniture.—V,
is
193,
Metals* Iric.-T-Acquisition-—-^ j
^
firm, specializing in the stamping of refractory
metals- for .semiconductor -. devices, announced
the acquisition - of _tne management
and equipment-of Manufacturing.. Instrument & Tool
Corp., Clifton, N. J. - '
<
"
:
The Yotmgwood, Pa.,
-
repayment,
Crescent
Young wood Electronic
•
The,, corporation,on Nov..7,
common
motion,
Unilever N; V.—N. Y. S. E. to List Stock—
company
(formerly Southern Colorado Power Co.) has /called
redemption on; Dec. 20, ,1961, all of its outstanding 5,V2%
con¬
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1972 at 105%. Payment will be made
the "Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y.
•
The
"American
by Irving Trust Co., New York City. Each Ameri¬
5 shillings par, equal
represent four ordinary shares of
(U. S.).
•r*
~
' •
cents
Listing of Unilever N. V. involves 23,981,200 ordinary
guilder nominal value each, equal .to about $5.50 (U. S.).
■
a
a
the
of
Western Power. & Gas Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
5
United Telephone Co. of Kansas, Inc.—Bonds Sold Pri¬
Net
corporated
Listing
':
million.
Unilever Ltd.—N. Y.
On
t(
quarter
$851,000,
Upper Peninsula Generating Co.
in
plant;
the
start
,
housing.
operated
favorable rise
applied to all
35%.
up
stringent cost controls and has also disposed of several marginal opera¬
tions.
"In addition, profits on our other operations have risen sub¬
stantially above the levels of recent years," he said.—V. 194, p. 1994.
provides low interest rates
construction
Unamco
church, fraternal and other charitable organizations.
Business
income
company's-Plymouth, Mich.,
194,. p. 362.
been, settled.—V.
of constructing group
Administration's $6.1 billion housing
the .aged under the
new Federal housing program
and
net
were $557,947, compared with
Sales were down 6%, totaling
anticipate an increase in sales during the fourth quarter,"
added, "spearheaded by our rising sales to the textile, office
equipment and related industries."—V. 193, p. 1382.
purpose
The
program.
but
period, earnings
increase of 6%.
an
Wood
provision
that
systems.
Unamco Corp.—-Private Financing Arranged—A longterm commitment of $1.5 million by Business Funds,
reported
for
loss
Noting that
the
engaged
1%,
up
the
nine-month
last year,
"We
$37,358,000.
Net sales for the nine-month period were $69,093,000,
$68,720,000 for the comparable period last year.
equip¬
purposes.
Y.,
with
the
for taxes of $903,000.
This was equal to 87 cents a
2,471,527 shares outstanding.
This compared with a net
loss of $848,000, or 37 cents per share, after a net tax recovery of
$298,000, in the same period of 1960.
v
V1-.'■
be
working
manufacture
filed
1961
6,
N. Y.
are
promotion,
Ultra
the
Nov.
on
share,
net
income
Net
share
With SEC—
Corp.—Files
at
has not yet
1960 period.
,'/"*'/■... "V'vv
Dynamics
compared
$1.37
and
1960.
same
Steven P. J. Wood,
company president, credited the
In earnings largely to a strict cost reduction program
phases of Warner Electric's operations.
$1,203,000,
was
$2,155,000
1961,
third
strike
a
net income
with
..
year
$8,176,420 compared with $8,656,001 for the first nine months of 1960.
■
.
1961,
Industries, Inc.—Shows Profit—
company
a
after
Ultra
the
For
same
against
Industries, Ire. has reported that the third quarter of 1961
most profitable quarter for.-the company in ovei; four years.
the
common
for
St.,
S.
U.
was
1961
to
to
are
said:
$10,505,000
were
the
vertible
*
*
compared
the
on
./»
filed a
"Reg. A"
covering 230
offered at $1,000, without Under¬
general corporate purposes.
^
Nov.
$500)
on
(par
,
writing. .Proceeds
'
shares
for
In the third quarter, earnings climbed 17%
over the same 1960
period. Sales, however, showed a 2% decrease. The comparable earnings
figures were $177,548 in 1961,
and $151,846 in 1960. Sales were
$2,432,427 in the~1961 third quarter, and $2,482,354 in the 1960 period/
although sales increased only 2%
quarter, the net income increased 75%.
quarter of 1961 with the third quarter of
of
favorable—sales
began Oct. 2
U.
Street, Inc.—Files With SEC—
30,
compared
second
the
of
similarly
sales
/-■
$31,721,000
were
quarter
the
of
Zipse
which
outstanding
said
-"V •>
ended Sept.
share,
a
Sales
third
comparison
is
president,
months
cents
year.
those
1960
1,577,003
on
those
outstanding.
1,-582,-
on
exceeded
share for the ninfr months were $1.31 comparted with
1960 period. Warner Electric has 427,048 shares
per
the
for
$1.23
$524,701
Zipse,
1
76
the
over
for 1961's first nine months was $910,620, equal, after
dividends, to 81 cents per share on 925,858 common shares
outstanding at the end of the period;
In the first 39 weeks of 1960
net
income was $1,337,924, or $L27 per share, after ^preferred divi¬
dends, on 924,521 common shares outstanding.—V. 194, p. 2274. - '
equal to 35 cents a share based
stock outstanding Sept. 30 this year,
share
a
nine
to
previous
income
Latham
Corp.—Nine Months' Net Down—
were
common
W,
In the
equal
preferred
2000
of
cents
$10,423,000.
a
with
compared
earnings
earnings
'.
.
for automating industry,
electric clutch-brakes
of
company's interim Yeport for the 'nine months ended Sept. 30,
showed net earnings of $557,947 on sales of $8,176,420.
This
compares with ^2^onth earninjgs of $546,000 last year.
date.
Edwin
1960."
of
$47,583,074
totaled
indicated
quarter
that should
quarter
equal
in
$51,618,922
Net
better fourth
to
on
since
and
1961
year
sales
company
26
1960
Oct. 25 reported declines in sales
and. earnings for the 39 weeks ended Sept.
30, 1961. However, Louis
Rieben, chairman, and Milton R. Schulte, president, in releasing the
report, noted that better sales and
earnings in the latter part of
J.,
latest
Co.—Net Up—Sales
.
The
corporation
reported on
Oct.
25
unaudited
net • income
of
$558,000 after taxes in the three months ended Sept. 30, 1961, com¬
pared with $414,000 a year ago.
steel
Clutch
;
nine-month
its
Earnings
United-Greenfield
•
1961,
The
exothermic products
.
manufacturer
The
reported
393,393
on
$135,570,- or
'•
;
the
". V
shate
a
stock
common
for
'
$181,719, equal to 42 cents
outstanding,
compared
cents, for corresponding 1960.
income
shares
Months' Gains
Electric Brake &
Warner
The
-
new
subsidiary, Protomatic Laboratories, Inc., will be located
Youngwood.-It-will-continue in the manufacture »nd sale of investcastings, casting machinery and specialized devices for automa¬
tion systems.—V. 194, p. 263.
-
The
-'
at
•ment
'/
.
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56
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.
.
.
Monday, November 27, 1961
please
w
\
r:,rr
Only
you
dry
can
VJhe tears of hunger
The
-j'vj
U.S.
Government
-j
^
'
-
:
has
»i
given
v
CARE precious
stocks
of farm
Every $1
to
-
a
package to
overseas.
address
tell
a
.
needy family
And your name and
with each package, to
sends
hungry children and their
parents that you,;and
are
.
big Food Crusade
...
go
.
give enables CARE
you
deliver
abundance
their friends
our
lbs.
of food to
country
world's
...
Join the
CAKE
,
660 First Ave.,
j Enclosed find $
to be delivered in-my
I
v-'v: ';
I
YOUR
New York
for
I
Food
22
name*,
the
hungry
16, N. Y.
Food
Crusade
wherever most needed.^
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NAME
I
J
ADDRESS
I
I
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Crusade
426
CITY..
ZONE..
,
Note:
Contributions
are
packages
STATE.
Income-Tax Deductible
Volume
194
Number 6111
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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57
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Maricopa
County,
Districts
Scottsdale
Sch.
(P. O. Phoenix),
(Sale—The $1,500,000
Co., at
ele¬
cate
er
members
were
&
by John Nuveen &
price of 100.013.
a
Other
of
the
follows:
as
syndi¬
Hornblow-
Weeks, Rodman & Renshaw,Co., Hanifen,
William R. Staats &
Bond
Offering—A. Ray Taylor;
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
Co. vv/a
.
a"'",;"
Due
a/-,
■
Additional
Sale—The
$255,000
high school district No. 212 bonds
offered
the
at
awarded to
Blyth &
10Q-.027,
Inc;,
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
3.22%,
as
on
Nov.
Due
cost
to
Murray School District, Alameda
County, Calif. \AAAvA
interest
1986
rfngtodnb&
of
A'1
,
r>
3.20s.
as
Due
on
July 1,
of
the
syndi¬
1973.
-
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school
;
election
fered
members
were
follows:
as
Northern
Trust
Co., Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, both of Chicago, Valley Na¬
tional Bank, Phoenix, Dean Wit¬
I960,-series B
Nov.
on
14-*—-v.
awarded
—were
to
bonds of-
194, p. 2164
The
Bank
of
America N.T, & S.A.;of San Fran-
3 As, at
cisco, as
basis
a
price of 101.257,
a
of about
3.58%.
El
Dorado
AaAAs
29
for the purchase of
$1,218,000
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
r?r\ri
the Home National Bank
Co.,
of
to
B
$75,000 -school,
Jan. 15,
bonds. "Dated
County Sch. Dist. No. 43,
Arizona
of Hartford.
Connecticut
Offering:
Ann
Edens,
f/AUsurerAAfAe *
^
:
receive
his
office
in
sealed
of
p.m.
(MST)
on
Dec.
for
11
the
$525,000
from
purchase of $106,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan.
from
1, 1962. Due
1964
to
1976
&
Divelbess,
1963
to
4s.
as
375,000
1973
Due
Dec.
on
15
inclusive,
Dec.
on
33As. Due
as
as
from
100,000
to
1975
425,000
of Phoe¬
15,
4s.
1980
Ana,
as
Other
cate
Fort Smith, Ark.
f
1^»ond
Due
Due
Is.
bonds
California
auditorium
offered
1997—were
on
construction
Nov. 21—v. 194,
awarded
to
T.
15
inclusive,
Dec.
15,
Sale—The
the
N.T.
&
S.
syndi-
Bank
of
A.,
Francis I.
Richards &
of San
duPont &
Co.,
and
Fav
Estero
Municipal
Improvement
District, San Mateo County,
A
District,
Orange
County, Calif.
Bond
of
follows:
B
$330,000 school
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,600,-
000
land
bonds
Offering
reclamation
offered
on
sold to Grande *
—
Francis
L.
Jan.
on
10
for
the
purchase of
improve-
municipal
1,
to
1962. Due
1982
1961, series
Nov.
14
Hahira, Ga.
was
Bond
a.m."
Sale—The
awarded
to
4V4s, at
1982
inclusive.
interest
(J-J)
and
Principal and
payable
Treasurer's
&
office.
•
Home
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
Legal¬
Twin
ities
Sale—The
tax
Nov.
awarded
at
Falls County Class A
to
194,
John
util¬
offered
1998—were
p.
Nuveen
&
■
Co.,
<
,
194,
v.
GEORGIA
Us.J
State
Highway Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Bond
state
a
Sale
The
—
$35,000,000
highway, series 1961-B
bonds
offered
Nov.
on
Corp.^ and White, Weld &
a price of 100.074, a
net
interest cost of about 3.74%, as
at
follows:
from
1962
8,100,000
from
as
to
from
13,600,000
Due
to
Due
1980 to
as
33/4s.
1 from 1984 to
July 1
on
July 1
inclusive.
1979
3.70s.
as
on
inclusive.:
1972
3V2S.
1973
5,800.000
1
4V2S.
Due
on
.
July
Utah, N.A.,
City, Continental Bank
Co., of Salt Lake City,
and Edward L. Burton &
Co., at
a
price of par.
ILLINOIS
Cook
County,
misa,
Countv
^
District,
_
.
Orange
Calif
"A T
Bond Offering—L.
_
Other
cate
*
Wallono
B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 28
J958: se^e! ?'
AAA'Aw
bonds. A/ A ioA
°.n AA
.AA/A Tm
ioor
members
were
Freres
as
Forest
Preserve
District, III.
Offering—Benedict
Bond
Secretary
the
of
Gar-
District,
will receive sealed bids until 10:30
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
Nov.
on
of
28
for
the
$2,000,000
corporate,
series L bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Jan.
on
1
from
1964
to
1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the American
(J-J)
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of
Chicago.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1983 inclusive.
Due
1990
on\
July
inclusive.
Kane
and De
of
the
follows:
^syndi¬
Lazard
&
Co., Stone & Webster
Corp., Cruttenden, Po¬
desta
&
Co.,
Dick
&
MerleSmith, Wood, Struthers & Co.,
William Blair & Co., Fahnestock
& Co., Granbery, Marache & Co.,
New York Hanseatic Corp., Glickenhaus & Co., J. R. Williston &
Securities
Beane.
Kalb
Counties Com¬
munity Unit Sch. Dist.
(P.
School
2165—were awarded to
p.
Trust
Due
as
$1,235,000
Nov. 15—
on
Salt Lake
16—
Boston
$7,500,000
The
group composed of The Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
First Security Bank of
reve¬
194, p. 1998—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the First
Co.,
—
School
TwinA
a
&
Georgia
Sale
school bonds offered
$750,000
price of 98.00.
a
par.
411 (P. O.
Falls), Idaho
bonds
revenue
14—v.
Housing
Agency, as
IDAHO
Bond
on
the
District No.
Cocoa, Fla.
cisco.
Savanna
price of
a
/
Cole, of Hartford.
Bond
to
Finance
the
at
approved by Robinson, Robin¬
on
inclusive.
for the purchase of $87,000 school
California
CALIFORNIA
School
Hill
Hnnkpr
Bond
Greiner, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(PST)
Feb. 1 from 1963
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
Dec.
J.
Raney & Sons, and Stephens, Inc.,
jointly.
Alamitos
Co.,
as
11
—were
v.
'AA"'- San Jose, Calif.v
ment, series B bonds. Dated Feb.
on
until
series A bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963
nue
15
on
1984
members
were
Sale—The $1,500,000 mu¬ Francisco,
nicipal
Myers, of Los Angeles.
inclusive.
1979
to
Dec.
on
1985.
ARKANSAS
&
$20,000,000
from
nix.
p.
Due
1974.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld
75,000
July 1
on
5s.
as
bids
FLORIDA
and interest (J-J)' payable
at the County Treasurer's office;
Legality approved by O'Melveny
&
'
$210,000 water
Dec. 5 for the purchase and sewerage 1961 revenue bonds
$25,000,000 general state pur-c offered on Nov. 14—v. 194, p. 1998
A.
Santa
Co.
on
C°Un"
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
&
zer
ter, Deputy State Treasurer, will
Orange
Unified' School District,
•
' Orange County, Calif.
Co., at a price
100.00006, a net interest cost
about 3.80%, as follows:
of
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive
sealed bids until 2
—
syndicate
a
(State of)
Bond Offering—Donald H. Pot¬
r\/\r\
headed by the Crocker-Anglo National Bank, San Francisco, and
Schwabacher
Bond
to
Kroeze, McLarty & Duddleston,
Odess, Martin & Sellers, Doe &
Bonham, Inc., Arch W. Roberts,
Sade & Co., and
Shropshire, Fra-
Legality
ap¬
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
1962- °Ue On Jan. 15 from; 1964
to 1979 inclusive. Principal and in- ity
Acipal
awarded
—were
Pinal
& Trust
Meriden.
—
Co.
Co., Sweney Cartwright & Co.,
Westheimer & Co., Young, Moore
&
Co.,
Inc., Doolittle
&
Co.,
pose,
Union
^
Kalman & Co., Inc., Sutro Bros.
&
Principal and interest payable at
State
bids
Inc., Schmidt, Roberts & Parke,
Thornton, Mohr, Farish & Gaunt,
Inc., Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc.,
Channer Newman Securities
Co.,
Chapman, Howe & Co., J. B. Hanauer &
Co.,
A
Band Offering—Lucille A. Nor¬
(EST)
High Sch. Dist., "ntil 11 ^ I®)™
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., BosVA
El Dorado County, Calif.
U A A
worth, Sullivan & Co., City Na¬
AA series ,C bonds.
$1-490,000 school
election
1960,
tional Bank & Trust Co., Kansas
Bond
Sale
The $1,500,000
Dated Jan< ^ 1962. Due on Jan. 1
City, Peters, Writer & Christen- school, series
^1961 bonds of- from 1953 to 1982 inclusive. Prinv. 194, p.
sen, Inc., and Pacific Northwest fered on Nov. 20
1997
ter &
'
ton, Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
son
130,000
'
■
Cheshire, Conn.
of
purchasV,0f
the
series
Cypress School District, Orange
County Calif
-r
1973.
Other
1962
and
rmgton & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
Jan. .1,
on
from
1
Principal
a* the Director of Finance's office.
Legality
approved .by
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San Francisco.
aA.;AA'-aa
LegalitjAap- County
follows:
3y4s.
as
Oct.
on
inclusive.
were
price of
at a
interest
net
a
time
same
syndicate headed by
a
Co.,
$125,000
cate
2
$92,000
Samford, Inc., M. B. 27 for the
Co., Inc., and Zahner & school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
&
about
;
&
Imhoff
Vick
.
~
mentary
school district No. 48
bonds offered on Nov. 20—v. 194,
p. 1997—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed
CONNECTICUT
^
«
v.
Ari
rizona
Bond
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Dean rington & Sutcliffe, of San FranWitter, & Co.,
J. Barth & Co., >eisco,.
Stone & Youngberg,
Cruttenden,
,.r
Podesta & Co., Kenower,
Mac.Mountam V.ew, Cal.f.
,,
Arthur & Co., Lawson,
Levy, WilBond Offering: — Jean Hixson,
liams & Stern,, J. A. Hogle &
Co., city Clerk,:: will 7 receive sealed
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., Fred bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on Nov.
D; Blake & Co., and C. N. White 29"for the purchase of $2,212,000
& Co.
; /A:'•••'>A \ A-,->
.A >A;':>bonds. Dated Jan. 1*. 1962. Due on
A/Aa'^Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Black Butte Union School
District,^Callable as of Jan. 1, 1976. Prin/<;
Shasta County, Calif.
/ cipal
and interest (J-J) payable
O.
Bond Sale—The
building
No.
Maple Park),
bonds
302
III.
$248,000 school
offered
Nov.
on
14—v. 194, p. 2165—were awarded
to Barcus. Kindred & Co.
Marengo, III.
v
$190,000 water¬
improvement
bonds
of¬
Bond Sale—The
works
fered
Nov.
on
—were
13—v.
awarded
Newman
to
194,
the
p.
1998
Channer
Securities Co.
Co., Inc.
Monticello, III.
Coffin & Burr, The Illinois Co.,
Bond Offering—A. R. Parsons,
High School er's office. Legality approved by King, Quirk & Co.,. Inc., NewDistrict, Orange County, Calif.
—were
awarded to Blyth & Co.,
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An- burger, Loeb & Co., Yarnall, Bid- City Clerk, will receive sealed
die & Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
Bond
Sale
The $1,090,000 geles.
Inc., at a price of par.
28 for the purchase of
$918,000
Co.,
Green,
Ellis
&
Anderson,
Visalia School District, Tulare
election
1960, .series
B
Amador Valley Joint Union High school,
1, 1961. Due
Scudder & German, Anderson & bonds. Dated Dec.
bonds offered on Nov. 21—v. 194,
County, Calif.
School District, Alameda County,
on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclu¬
Strudwick, Eddleman, Pollok &
p. 1997—were awarded to a group
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant,
California
Fosdick, Inc., First Southwest Co., sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
composed of The Security-First
Bond
Offering:—Jack G. Blue,
county Clerk, will receive sealed Northrop &
White, Inc., Rein- payable at any bank or trust com¬
National Bank, of Los Angeles, R.
kids at hjs office in Visalia, until
County Clerk, will receive sealed
holdt & Gardner, Hannahs, Ballin pany designated by the success¬
H. Moulton & Co., John Nuveen
10
a m
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
(psT) on Dec. 12 for &
Lee, Byrd Brothers, King & Co.,
& Co., and Wagenseller & Durst,
the purchase
til 10 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 5 for
of $477,000 school
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B. Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
the purchase of $105,000 school, Inc., at a price of 100.107, a net bonds. Due on Dec. 12 from 1963
Hibbs & Co., Inc.
Northern Illinois University (P. O.
interest cost of about 3.81%, as
to 1975 inciUsive. Interest J-D.
series
B
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
15,
follows:
G. C. Haas & Co., Mackall &
Dekalb), III.
1962. Due on Jan. 15 from 1964
Bond Sale—The $4,700,000 stu¬
Coe, A, E. Masten & Co., McCarDue on Jan. 1
COLORADO
to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and $890,000 as 33As.
ley & Co., Inc., McMaster Hut-, dent residence halls revenue, se¬
from 1965 to 1982 inclusive.
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
chinson
&
Co., The Milwaukee ries 1961 bonds offered on Nov.
200,000 as 4s.
Due on Jan. 1 Arapahoe County Sch. Dist. No. 6,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Colorado
Co., Watling, Lerchen & ,Co., R. 20—v. 194, p. 2165—were awarded
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
ity approved by
Orrick, DahlBond Offering—Frank A. Lane, James Foster & Co., Inc., Poole to a syndicate headed by John Nu¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of La
Mesa-Spring Valley Sch. Dist., Secretary of the Board of Edu¬ & Co., Schwabacher & Co., Bior- veen & Co., at a price of 100.0021,
San Francisco.
San Diego County, Calif.
cation, will receive sealed bids en & Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & a net interest cost of about 4.09%
Baldwin Park Unified Sch. Dist.,
Inc., Butcher & Sherrerd, as follows:
Bond Offering — R. B. James, until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Dec. 5 Co.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Cumberland
Securities
Corp., $705,000 as 5s. Due on Oct. 1 from
County Clerk, will receive sealed for the purchase of $2,570,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,198,- bids at his office in San
&
Co., Ferris &
Co.,
1964 to 1974 inclusive.
building,
series
1962-A Dolphin
Diego, school
000 school
1961, series A bonds until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 5 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
Due George P. Fogg & Co., Foster &
165,000 as 4V4s. Due on Oct. 1,
offered on Nov. 21 was sold to a for the
1975 and 1976.
purchase of $509,000 school on Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬ Marshall, Inc., Fulton Reid & Co.,
election
fered
series B bonds of¬
Nov. 14—v. 194, p. 1997
1960,
on
Garden
Grove
Union
—
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America N.T. & S.A., of San Fran¬
cisco,
va
as
basis
4s,
of
at
a
about
price of 101.61,
3.88%.v ; -;A ■
Other members of the
were
as
follows:
syndicate
Merrill
Lynch,
sive. Callable as of Jan. 1, 1972. Inc., Indianapolis Bond & Share
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ Corp., inclusive. Principal and interest able
at
the
Investment Corp.
County Treasurer's
of Virginia,
(J-J) * payable ; at
the
Legality
approved
by Janney, Battles & E. W. Clark,
County office.
Treasurer's
office.
&
Legality ap¬ Charles
Trauernicht,
of
St. Inc., Merrill, Turben & Co., Penproved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- Louis.
ington, Colket & Co., Russ & Co.,
series D bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
on Jan.
1 from 1963 to 1987
985,000
as
1977
Due
1,385,000
from
460,000
.
4s. Due
to
1992
as
4.10s.
1993
as
4s.
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
to
Due
Due
2000 and 2001.
Oct.
on
.
Oct 1
on
inclusive.
1999
t
.
.
1,
58
Other
cate
(2386)
members
were
Ingen
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the
of
follows:
as
KENTUCKY
syndi¬
J.
B.
Suburban Sanitary
District, Md.
Offering—Jas. J. Lynch,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til May 8 for the purchase of $15,000,000 bonds.
Henry County, Ky.
&
Co., Inc., Equitable Se¬
Corp., J. C. Bradford &
Co.,
First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
Blair & Co., Inc., Francis I. duPont & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., J. A. Hogle
& Co.,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., McDougal & Condon, Inc., White-Phil_lips Co., Inc., Moroney, Beissner
&
Co., Chapman, Howe & Co.,
R. J. Edwards, Inc., Charles King
& Co., Nongard, Showers & Mur¬
ray, .Inc.,
Ray Allen,
Olson &
Beaumont,- Inc., and George K.
school
buildisg
Dated
1
Dec.
from
1963
to
inclusive.
1982
Bond
Trust
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis-
Hammond, Ind.
Sale
lumbia
$900,000 Co¬
overpass
bonds
Revenue
Nov.
Magnus
Boulevard
about
Nov. 21—v. 194, p. 2276
on
awarded
to
National
The
Bank, of Chicago, as
price of 100.969, a basis
of about 3.38%.
a
Bond
Sale—The
works
age
Bond
$102,000
improvement
bonds offered
Nov.
on
sew¬
revenue
14—v.
194,
1998—were awarded to The In¬
p.
dianapolis
Bond
as
3s, at
of
&
Share
Corp.,
ken,
Offering—John M.
County
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
price of 100.05,
until
29
for
$650,000 Green
will
Milli-
receive
1
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
Warren County
-
H.
-
a.m. (EST)
purchase
of
.the
dormitory
Dec. 5
on
Bond
Offering—Edwin
L,
Morris
100,000
-
Dated
Dec.
sanitary
bonds.
sewer
of
1961.
Due
semi¬
* i
<
>•*•*.
:
•
a.m.
m
"
»
'•
•
.
•
•
.
Bond
,
Haute, Ind.
Offering
Bond
Raymond F.
—
Thomas, City Controller, will
ceive
sealed
until
bids
2
re¬
p.m.
tary
(CST) on Dec. 5 for the purchase
$6,300,000 sewage works reve¬
of
nue
bonds.
Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1971.
Dated
1
from
Callable
Principal
payable
(M-N)
Haute
Dec.
First
1963
100.07,
about
the
at
of
School
The
Trust
Miller,
chase
Offering—C.
sealed
(CST)
Jan.
on
of
bids
Co.,
of
for
10
a.m.
the
pur¬
$2,000,000 school bonds.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
Warsaw, Ind.
Bond Sale—The
water, and storm
fered
on
—were
Trust
a
Nov.
194,
to The Northern
of
Chicago, as 3s, at
price of 100.18, a basis of about
Bond
ish
sealed bids until 9
Feb.
1,
1964
to
F-A.
Waterloo, Iowa
Sale—The $75,000 airport
bonds offered on Nov. 14—v. 194,
Hammill & Co., at
1982
.
.
.
Additional Sale — The $17,000
street improvement special assess¬
ment bonds offered at the same
time
were
awarded
to
Quail
&
Co.
Boyce, .City
ceive
revenue
194, p. 2165
syndicate
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Inc., Equi¬
table Securities Corp., Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Co., at
a
and
to
Cole
Aug. 1
inclusive.
on
sewer
Aug.
1,
1981
to
serial bonds.
on
1986
in¬
clusive.
15,000,000
12th
bonds.
Dated
Due
urban
Dated
clusive.
price
&
1
1961.
1962
~
Nov.
Nov.
1
from
serial
1,
7'—
i<?
April
on
1,
16
194,
v.
to
bonds
p.
1999
—
was
000
1961
3,
Dated
1
sanitary sewer district
special assessment bonds.
Nov.
from
1961. Due
1,
1963
to
1976
on
at
May
inclusive.
pay¬
bank or trust com¬
designated by the success¬
pany
any
ful
bidder. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Clerk,
will
f u >
Town
15—v.
or
1
awarded
&
bonds
to
from 1962
to
Co.,
R.
company designated by
successful bidder.
Legality
Harper Woods, Mich.
Bond Offering—Donald E. Burney,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 4 for the purchase of
$80,000
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
1961. Due
July 1 from 1962 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Callable as of July
1, 1966.
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
nated by the
successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of De¬
Kalamazoo, Mich.
bonds offered
on
The
$2,165,000
Nov. 20—v.
p. 1999—were awarded to
composed of
The
Clerk,
—
will
Vera
Martin,
receive
sealed
MOT
b
•
Valley County,
Nashua
School
District No.
13 (P. O.
Glasgow), Mont..
7- 7
Bond
Inc.,
Sale—The $150,000 school
bonds offered
p.
1768—were
&
&
Co.,
Braun,
awarded
to
Juran
NEBRASKA
;
Weeks,
194,
Moody, Inc.
and
&
Nov. 15—v.
on
Omaha Public
Power
District
(P. O. Omaha), Neb.
Bond
electric
Sale
—
revenue
The $17,000,000
bonds offered
on
Co.,
Inc.,
Bacon, Nov. 16
v. 194, p. 1890 — were
Co., McDonnell & awarded to a
syndicate headed by
Co., Inc., Robert K. Wallace &
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at a
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Mcprice of 100.021, a net interest
Cormick & Co., Ray Allen, Olson
cost of about 3.52%, as follows:
& Beaumont, Inc., Shannon &
Co.,
$1,445,000 as 6s.
Due on Feb. 1
and Martin & Co.
—
Stevenson. &
,
Brooklyn
Bond
Sale
:
.
from
1963
1,085,000
bonds
p.
a
194,
group
Northern Trust
Minn.
400,000
The
$310,000 im¬
assessment
—
offered
1768—were
Jaffray
Park,
special
provement
Nov.
on
2—v.
awarded
as
to
33,4s.
1967
inclusive..
Due
Feb. 1
on
to
4,515,000
from
194,
Piper,
as
6,555,000
works
fered
improvement
on
Nov.
15—v.
from
bonds
194,
p.
of¬
Other
cate
•
S^s.
as
as
to
3V2S.
1981
3,000,000
Goodview, Minn.
as
1972
from
$250,000 water¬
3%s.
Due
Feb.
on
1,
1971.
& Hopwood.
Bond Sale—The
to
3%s.
1989
to
members
were
as
Due
1980
on
Due
on
Due
of
Feb. 1
inclusive.
1988
1991
Feb. 1
inclusive.
on
Feb. 1
inclusive.
the
syndi¬
follows:
1999
John Nuveen
& Co., Blair ■&
Co., Inc., Shields & Co., Salomon
Brothers & Hutzler, White, Weld
Kalman & Co., Juran &
Moody, &
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
Inc., and the American National
A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc., L. F.
Bank, of St. Paul.
Rothschild & Co., Alex. Brown &
Sons, W..H. Morton & Co., Inc.,
Mankato, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $105,000 bonds Hayden, Stone & Co., A. G. Beck¬
er
& Co.,
Inc., American Securi¬
offered on Nov. 15—v. 194, p. 1999
ties Corp.,
—were awarded to The
American
—were
posed
awarded
of
E.
J.
to
a
group com¬
Prescott
&
Co.,
,
National
Bank, St. Paul, and the
Commerce, in Mankato,
jointly, at a price of 100.03.
Bank
of
Moose
Lake
Community
Hospital
District, Minn.
troit.
—
First
Memphis, and
'
McDonald-
Pressprich
&
v
trust
Sale
$680,-
MONTANA
syndicate headed by
a
W.
Bosworth
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at any bank
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
on
Offering
ifio?. (ii)u
of1- '
.
.
Hornblower
inclusive.
the
of
The
194, p. 1999
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Goldman, Sachs
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
7 for the purchase of
$125,r000 water bonds. Dated July
Oct.
to
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Dec.
on
issue
sold
was
Raleigh, Miss.
disposal system bonds offered
Nov. 20—v. 194, p. 2165—were
Offering—Richard E. Ni-
City
Sale—An
Bond
Fraser, Mich.
Bond
A.
3V4S, at
par.
bonds
1
MINNESOTA
Bond
°
000
of Detroit.
colai,
M.
to
as
Meridian, Miss.
Bond Sale—The $5,500,000 sew-^
age
-
No.
sold
was
Co., Inc.,
will*
Jan.
receive
$115,-
&
price of
a
-
issue of $150,bridge bonds offered
14
Saunders
A
,
assessment
awarded to
on
:
Sale—An
Nov.
on
9—
$3,500,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Sills,
Phelps, Fenn & Co.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
Nov. 30 for the purchase of
to
Dec., 1, 1961. Due on
from 1964 to 1973 in¬
iytttti'i
Bond
000 road and
Wyoming, Mich.
Township, Mich.
Offering—Dorothea
will
until
of
-
Moore & Co.
Kenower, MacArthur
Clerk,
;
Nov.
on
on
on
Township
bonds.
—were
1961
offered
Schools,
bids
purchase
special
fered
$45,000
i
—
Co.
1961.
1964
Legality approved by Piper &
Marburn, of Baltimore.
uo'j
1
district No. 2 spe¬
sewer
Bond
inclusive.
Dec.
..til-io
15,
from
renewal
Dated
on
1971
& Co.,
a
serial
1,000,000 12th water serial bonds.
group com¬
of 100.065.
Sept.
15
to 1986 inclusive.
of
Chicago, William Blair
and R. J.
Edwards, Inc., at
school
Sept.
on
posed of The Northern Trust Co.,
from
1961.
Due
Due
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 bonds
on Nov. 21—v.
194, p. 2276
Nov.
The
—
assessment
serial
1,
1961.
8,300,000
offered
a
Aug.
&
par.
to
center
Dated
bonds.
awarded
a.m.
Aug. 1 from 1978 to
Wichita, Kan.
—were
re¬
11
a
Beecroft,
price of
will
until
civic
Dated
21—v.
awarded
—were
cial
terest
Meredith
C.
—
bids
2,100,000 12th
of¬
Due
April
the
West Btoomfield Township (P. O., bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Dec.'. 5
for the purchase of $143,000 water
Orchard Lake), Mich.
revenue bonds. Due from 1962 to
Bond Sale
The $15,000
J961 1990 inclusive,-?
street
improvement district No.
inclusive.
1,
(EST) on Dec. 5 for the purchase
$28,500,000 bonds, as follows:
1961
bonds
sanitary
from
of
Due
Sale—The $1,500,000
Sale
1961. Due
Treasurer,
sealed
1987
system
fered on Nov.
Bond
1981
KANSAS
Bond
1
Interest
Baltimore, Md.
bonds.
sewer
Feb.
on
inclusive.
Offering
$2,100,000
Kansas City, Kan.
on
Legality approved by Foley
Judell, of New Orleans.
Bond
V
(CST)
a.m.
MARYLAND
.
school
of
sealed
the
■■■„■
on
1965
for
for
County (P. O.
Holy SpringsJ, Miss. V
National Bank,' of
Jones, Associates.
Offering—Orville
receive
of
7
.
Superintendent
Michigan
able
A.
Cox &
price of
a
100.68.
cost
Dec,
MISSISSIPPI
Co., and Murel J. SanCo., jointly.
the
1962. Due
1998—were awarded to Shear-
son,
2%s.
purchase of $26,improvement bonds.
Dated
000
Bond
for
to
194,
Mc-
until
Marshall
1890—were awarded to
Bond
price
a
Principal and interest (M-N)
Marcus
—
Secretary of the Par¬
Jury,
will
receive
Police
19
Dist.
La.
Offering
Broussard,
Dec.
IOWA
Sub-Road
No. 3,
1998
p.
2.97%.
p.
Parish
bonds of¬
sewer
14—v.
awarded
Co.,
$120,000 street,
Vermillion
Due
East China
Miller,
will re¬
until
9
follows:
as
1963
as
Co., at
received
Bond
1966.
C.
Superintendent,
ceive
,1
>,
Bond
Bank, in
approved
Haute.
Legality
Ross, McCord, Ice &
Indianapolis.
>
5,000
to
interest
3s.
as
from
School District No. 1, La.
1,
Terre
194,
to
Terebonne Parish Consolidated
interest
National
14—v.
awarded
&
2.77%,
$14,000
&
net
a
13—v.
awarded
Donald-Moore
of
Nov.
on
1999—were
p.
awarded
1961.
Nov.
of
as
Nov.
on
were
—
Guaranty Bank
Alexandria.
to 2001
and
Terre
by
1,
1999
sewer
bonds offered
$200,000 pub¬
lic improvement
library, series A
p.
Nov.
on
&
$19,000 sani¬
special
assessment
Bridgeport Township, Bridgeport,
Sale—The
bonds offered
offered
>
v
Offering-r-Sealed-bids will
purchase Of $200,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
disposal systemHills special assess¬
p.
&
on
;
No. 347, Minn..
7
be
offered-
Taylor Township School District,
Inkster, Mich.
•"
Louisiana
Terre
bonds
194,
Sale—The
Bond
•
-
Arm
sewage
bonds
crant
4
'
Bond
Bloomfield
Offering—Shelby M. Jack¬
son, Secretary of the State Board
of Education, will receive sealed
•h..
:
•
Martin
Township (P. O.
Hills), Mich.
(CST)
Willmar Independent School Dist.
Sale—The $94,000 M.S.U.,
Oakland
v.
Bloomfield
Bond
11
bonds.
9—v.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $260,000 school
bonds
offered
on
College, La.
.bids- until
2—
chen & Co.
Alpena School District, Mich.
Educa¬
(CST) on Dec.
15 for the purchase of
$1,585,000
annually
June 1, 1963 to
Dec. 1, 1968 inclusive. Principal student housing system revenue
bonds.. Dated April 1, 1961. Due
and interest (J-D) payable at the
St. Joseph Bank & Tr;ust Co., in- on April 1 from 1964 to 2001 in¬
South
Bend.
.v. ;\C'^7-'^7:'
Legality aftpfoved clusive.
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Rapides Parish (P. O. Alexandria),
4 i
I
Indianapolis.
1,
from
Lake
Nov.
on
■
be received until 8 p.m.
Sale—The $230,000 sew¬
disposal Farmington system-:
age
.
Dec. 12 for thd: purchase of $300,000
waterworks
improvement
194,-p. 1890—were
on April 1 from 1964 to 2001
in¬ awarded to a
group composed of
clusive.
Legality
approved
by Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc¬
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
&> Donald Moore & Co., Stranahan,
Cudlip, of Detroit.
A Harris &
Co., and Watling, Ler-
tion, Northeast Louisiana State
Da-
vies, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 7 for the purchase of $1,-
Board
,
St. Anthony, Minn.■ v;
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
7
Bond
-
$300,000
Bellarmine
Louisiana State
Bend, Ind.
Nov.
on
Curtis, Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Caldwell, Phillips Co., at
price of i00.02.
"
1890—were awarded to-
p.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.
Detroit.
South
offered
&
son
a
County (P. O. Pontiac),
Michigan
bonds
Nov. • 14—v.
194, p. 1999—were,
ment
awarded to The National Bank of
LOUISIANA
group composed of John Nu& Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
a
and the
<a • ■
Sale—The $170,000 Farm-
194,
v.
series
1961
1, 1961. Due
revenue,
Dated April
to
veen
sewage
ment
Daw¬
548, Minn.
Sale—The
$950,000 school
bqilding bonds offered on Nov. 15
—v.
194, p. 2000—were awarded
disposal systemGrand River Arm special assess¬
construction
basis
a
Bond
bids until 10
for
the
hospital bonds.
about 2.99%.
a
Judge,
Oakland
ington
Offering—John
Bond
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Rapids Independent School
District No.
of
as
dock &
and
President, will receive sealed
son,
bonds.
Warren County, Ky.
New Haven, Ind.
,
3.95%.
Bond
Callable
proved
Bankers
York,
Adrain College, Adrian, Mich.
&
3V2S, at
offered
The
MICHIGAN
16—v. 194, p. 2165—were
to a group composed of
Co., W. E. Hutton &
Co., and Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.,
as
4y4s, 33/4s and 4s, at a price
of 100.01, a net interest cost of
—were
to
New
inclusive.
by
Pelican
Nov.
company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
offered
awarded
on
The
—
bonds
revenue
of
Dated
Nov. 1 from 1963
1, 1971. Principal and inter¬
(M-N) payable at any bank or
est
2.99%.
Sale—The $430,000 school
building
.
about
of
Springfield, Ky.
Bond
Co.,
1982
bonds.
on
trust
Smith, Barney & Co., jointly, as
3s, at a price of 100.049, a basis
1
Bond
awarded
—were
system
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis. r
r1
proved
Nov.
$777,000 bonds
Nov. 16—v. 194, p*.'2165
on
successful
L.
-
Sale—The
offered
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
Pleasant, Mich.
Offering—W.
1, 1961. Due
Dedham, Mass.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at any bank or trust com¬
pany ^designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
INDIANA
water
to
MASSACHUSETTS
June
on
.
Collins,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.rib (EST) on Nov.
30 for the purchase of $600,000
bonds.
revenue
1,- 1961. Due
Mount
Bond
Bond
Bond Offering—W. R. Lefner,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
30 for the
purchase of $525,000
curities
Baum & Co..
Washington
Van
.
Bond Offering — Ruth
Hanson,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
(CST) on Dec.
6
for
the purchase
of $325,000
hospital 1962 bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1962. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964
Hallgarten & Co., Bache & Co.,
Higginson Corp., Hirsch &
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, DempseyTegeler & Co., Stern Brothers &
Lee
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Wm. E. Pollock- & Co., Dick &
Merle
Smith, Eldredge & Co.,
Inc., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
William S. Morris & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Cooley & Co., -
Kenower,
McMaster
MacArthur
Hutchinson
Co.,
&
&
4
Co.,
Co., Chicago, Chase Manhattan to 1986 inclusive. Callable as of
Bank, New York, Salomon Broth¬ Jan. 1, 1977. Principal and inter¬
ers & Hutzler, and Kenower, Macest (J-J) payable at
any bank or
Arthur & Co., at a price of 100.01. trust company
designated by the
Northrop & White, Raffensperger
Hughes & Co., Inc., Tollner &
Beane, Inc., Schmidt, Roberts &
Parke, George K. Baum & Co.,
"/),
?'s*VVi
.
'J/'
'ii
Vlf'.t
/V
f'f-
'Vf'W
.f 7
■i
Volume
194
Number
6111
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2387)
Robert
&
Frank
Bender Co., J. Dec. 14 for the
purchase of $4,- 16—v. 194, p. 2061—were awarded Dec.
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
Co., Parker. Eisen, 160,000 housing and dining reve¬ to • Roosevelt & Cross,
Inc., as 1963 to 1972 inclusive. Principal
Waeckerle,
Adams
&
Purcell, nue bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. 3.90s, at a price of
100.83, a basis and interest (J-D) payable at the
Inc., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Due on Nov. 1 from 1963 to 2000 of about 3.82%.
Dollar Savings & Trust Co., in
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., and M. inclusive. Interest
M-N, Legality
Overton
A.
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
NEVADA
No.
100-45, Nev.
Sale—The
improvement
$850,000
special
offered
bonds
Bo.nd Sale—The
Nov.
on
local
assessment
15—v.
improvement
and
bonds offered
on
$194,000 public
2000—were
p.
fire
apparatus
Nov. 14—-v. 194,
awarded
to
B.
«J.
194,
Co., jointly, as 3.40s, at a price erf
p. 1768—were awarded to BoettVan Ingen &
Co., and Ewing &
cher & Co.
vi- / Y
'v.*
100.072, a basis of about 3.38%.
will
11
steel,
improvement
May 1 from 1962 to
iqqi
inMiicivo
1991 inclusive. ■PrMn/.ir.oi and i-n_
Principal
interest (M-N) payable at the Oneida Valley National
Bank, in Oneion
loci
1, 1961. Due
to
1981
i
Rnndnffpri««r
inco
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1963
Principal
Dec
(J-D)
payable at
da.-Legality approved by Sykes, First National Bank of Akron, in
Galloway & Dikeman, of New: Hudson.
Legalityapproved
w
Nashua; W.. //. ;
•
'
>
New Mexico Highlands
York Citv
••
SouTe'"- SaX\ D^ev of
University .York .city.
Bond
Sale
The $1,335,000
?w pnfl
(P. O. Las Vegas), N. Mex.; J
>
Pittsford, N: Y.
•
. .Cleveland,
.....
>
school bonds offered on Nov. 21
Bond Sale—The $430,000 stu¬
Bond
—v.
Offering—F. Ross ZorLake County, Ohio
194, p. 2277—were awarded
dent
family apartment revenue
to a group composed of C. J. Denow, Town
Supervisor, will reBond Offering—Gordon Smith,
1961 bonds offered on Nov. 10—
ceive
sealed
vine & Co., Salomon Brothers &
bids
until
2
p.m.
Clerk of the Board of County
v.
194, p. 2000—were awarded
(EST) on Nov. 29 for the pur- Commissioners, will receive sealed
Hutzler,': Stone & Webster Secu¬
to the Housing and Home Finance
chase of $153,000 sewer district bids until 11 a.m.
rities Corp., and Goodbody & Co.,
(EST) on Dec.
Agency, as 3V2S, at a price of par. No. 1 bonds. Dated Nov.
as
3.20s, at ai price of 100.751, a
1, 1961. 5 for the purchase of $180,300
Due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1990 water
San Miguel County, N. Mex.
basis of about 3.11%.
supply special assessment
..'Y'-'Y
inclusive. Principal and interest bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Bond
Due
Offering—I. V.
Lucero,
-NEW JERSEY
(M-N) payable at the Security on Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inCounty Clerk, will receive sealed
Trust Co. of Rochester. Legality elusive.
Atlantic City, N. J.
' x ■■
bids until 1 p.m. (MST) on Nov.
Principal
and
interest
Bond Sale—The; $827,000 gen¬ 28 for the purchase of; $110,000 approved by Sykes, Galloway & (J-D)
payable
at
the
County
nilrpmpn
nf Nowr Vnrt ri+v
Dikeman, of New York City.
Treasurer's
office.
eral improvement
Legality apbonds offered hospital, series 1961-baQd^ Dated
on Nov.
14—v. 194, p. 1890—were Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from Red Hook,' Milan, Rhinebeck, and Proved
bY Squire, Sanders &
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
awarded to Eastman Dillon, Union
ClermontCentral Sch. Dist. No. 1
Principal
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Securities
&
Co., and Reynolds" and interest (J-D) payable at the
(P. O. Red Hook), N. Y.
Lorain, Ohio
Commerce Trust Co., in Kansas
& Co., jointly, as 3.20s, at a price
Bond
Sale
The $1,640,600
Bond Sale—The $334,500 street
of 100.07, a basis of about 3.18%. City. Legality approved by Daw¬
school.1961 bonds offered on Nov. and building improvement bonds
son,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, 21-v. 194
p. 2278-were awarded offered on Nov. 13-v. 194, p. 2061
Berlin, N. J.
of Denver.
Y-
VNEW HAMPSHIRE
Y-'Y:
NEW MEXICO
Y^'y^
..
Dempsey, of
—
..
.
bid*
to
Bond
on
Sale—The
$60,000 gen¬
improvement bonds offered
Nov.
20—v.; 194,
p.
1890—
awarded
were
den
of
to
National
Camden,
par.
the
Bank
First
&
Co.,
price of
a
and
Tonawanda
Central
School District No. 7, N. Y.
Bond Offering—John R.
Business
Manager,
Dickie,
will
receive
&
Cross, Manu-
Xp
awarded
-were
Harris
&
price of
Co.,
t
to
Inc.,
100.121,
a
Stranahan,
until
bondl^dlrl
ment
Buffalo, Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
and Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
3V2S, at a price of 100.0299, a'
fvo.tv
norm
™
D1
iqiU
2?ent boBds- Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Due on Dec" 1 from 1962
^1^^ prlncipai and lnterest
(J-D) payable at the First National Bank & Citizens Bank, in
Wadsworth. Legality
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
iAmi
approved by
&
Dempsey,
cn-
«
•
of
m-
*
""IP'""'*' °h'°
T
mL? Vn?:
fe, ®n 5° ^
I
^erk"Treasu.^?r of.the B1oaJrd.?f
will receive sealed bids
JJiP??r the purchase of
building and equipment
h011^OKLAHOMA
Baptist General Convention
State of
Bond
Offering
BaPtist
the
of
Oklahoma, Okla.
James
—
Memorial
Hospital,
uiao
2%s, at a
basis of about
as
10
L.
will
o
,rc
purchase
f
of *225.000
2.85%.
nurses ^rml-
tory, series 1961 revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1
Napoleon, Ohio
E.
f*0™ 1964 to 2001 inclusive. In-
Taylor, City Clerk-Treasurer, wiU
^®stvA-0. Legality approved by
Bond
as
xv
xu
*>.
sealed
.
bids
until
Dec.
14
the
for
basis of about 3.49%.
Offering
receive
purchase of $975,000 school bonds.
' Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
Bond Sale—The $405,000 school ' from 1962 to 1990 inclusive. In¬
Ritchfield, Otsego, Exeter,
Columbia, and Warren
.
bonds
offered
on
2000—were
Nov.
16—v.
awarded
194,
B.
to
terest
Richard
—
J.
Ingen & Co., and John J.
Ryan & Co., jointly, taking $404,000, as 3.45s, at a price of 100.263,
basis of
about
3.42%.
No.
Bond
Sale—The $11,635,000
rious
purpose
Nov.
21—v.
awarded to
Evesham
Township School District,
■
Marlton, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $575,000 school
on Nov.
14—v. 194,
awarded
J.
to
B.
bonds
194,"
100.349,
a
to
of
Western
New
Drexel
cago,
of
York,: Buffalo,
Savings Bank, Chi¬
& Co., Continental
about
„
.
_
,
„
k
to
Due
1964
Nov.
on
inclusive.
.
...
Ochelata, Okla.
- ^ Y
«
Offering
30
,
.
nn/1
Offering—John A.
,
.
Marrs,
a^nJ
.
IS,
,
x
^
IS
1961« Due
...
Napoleon City School District, Ohio
Bond
.
f Z?
-
4^^
J;
tho
nftJJ' SLJSLS?
««.
■_
-
~
J?,1 A..5?
from
Principal
interest
uhcicoi
(M-N) payable at
City Clerk-Treasurer's office,
to
an Dec- 1 from 1963
inclusive. Callable as of
1986
Dec. 1, 1971. Interest J-D.
Sane-
n
l
i
rr....
*
,
.,
O. f« oma
Bond Offering — E. L. Marrs,
Secretary of the Authority, will
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1967 inclusive, '^erve sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay- (CST) on Nov. 28 for the purable £ the Community Bank, in chase of $80,000 waterworks revepurchase
of
bonds. Dated Dec.
$265,000 school
T
.
and
the
the
Perquimans County (P. O.
Hertford), N. C.
,
George J. Fagin, of Stt Loui^.
fioofi
holtz, Clerk of the Board of Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Dec. 7 for
3.16%.
NORTH CAROLINA
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Marine Trust Co.
Haris Trust &
16
2166—were awarded
Weigold & Co., Inc.,
at a price of 100.22, a
3.20s,
basis
1961
Nov.
on
p.
E.
Chas.
as
1962
$144,000
offered
1961.
1,
York
Sale—The
bonds
194,
—v.
were
burger,
4%s, at
& Co., Inc., and NewLoeb & Co., . jointly, as
price of 100.071, a basis
school
basis of about 2.84%.
a
Van Ingen
a
on
2166—were
p.
Bond
va¬
offered
syndicate headed by
the First National City
Bank, New
York,
as
2.90s,
at
a
price
of
bonds offered
2000—were
New
until
cial assessment bonds. Dated Dec.
1, Richfield Springs,
Buffalo, N. Y.
bids
sealed
(EST) op Dec; 5 for t^e purchase
of $11,550 street improvement spe-
Central School District
J-D.
Van
p.
the
facturers & Traders Trust Co., of
Burlington Township (P. O.
Burlington), N. J* (. > >r
a
of
vtr
.
','ui
p.
composed
York, Roosevelt
Amherst
Cam¬
Trust
3V2S, at
as
syndicate
a
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
NEW YORK
wo**™
t.b^ nnrPh^
l for
—
eral
1,
Bowers
-Dowers, Citv Auditor, will receive
uity Auditor will
sealed
and
the
interest
Jan.
Wadsworth, Ohio
spe-
cial assessment bonds. Dated Dec.
i
Dated
Jfrest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurers office,
Village Clerk, will receive
(EST) on Nov. 30 for the pur- sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
chase of $215,500 public improve-, on Dec. 4 for the
purchase of
ment 1961 bonds. Dated Nov.
1, $45,000 street
1961. Due
bonds.
PU? °.n ^aJjY from 1964 to
ift?VG' ^5iinci,p?i aJ?d in~
Bond Offering—Bertha O. Bon-
rea.m.
sessment
Hudson, Ohio
Roger Whit-
—
moyer, City Comptroller,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
Secaucus, N. J.
Vegas Assessment District
bffering
Bond
will receive sealed
bids
until 11 a.m (EST) on Dec 6
for the purchase of $13,000
Bolton
sewer
district No. 4, special as-
Hubbard.
Oneida, N. Y.
approved
&
Bond
Commissioners,
&
B. Vick & Co.
Las
59
$226,000
school
1, 1961. Due
on
buildmg bonds offered on Nov 14
of about 4.12%.
: '* ;
Illinois National Bank
&
Trust —v. 194, p. 2166—were awarded
Nat)oleon
Leealitv anoroved bv nue
Due on Dec. 1 from
Co., Chicago, Manufacturers
&
;;
Hightstown, N. J.
•
'•.
Traders'
&
of «« to 1996imclusive. Callable as
Trust; Co.,
Buffalo, Trust Co., of Smithfield, at a Sqmre
Bond .Sale—The $291,000 bonds
T >
of Dec. 1, 1971. Interest J-D,
'^Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., Do- price of 100.025, a net interest Cleveland.
offered on Nov. 14—v. 194, p. ,2000
minick & Dominickj • Robert Win- cost of about 3.89%as
followsr- North Olmsted City School Dist.,
Woods Coanty Indep. School Dist.
■—were awarded to J. B. Hanauer
throp & Co., Stroud & Co>, Inc.,
Ohio '.
;
^
No. 1, Aha, Okla.
$70,000 as 6s; Due on June 1 from
& Co., as 3^28, at a price of 100.324
Industrial National Bank. Provi¬
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $169,000 school
Bond Offering — Ruth R. Lord,
a
basis of about 3.46%.
"
dence, Rand & Co., and Third Na¬
60,000 as 3V4S.
Due on June 1 Clerk of the Board of Education,' building bonds offered on Nov. 14
tional Bank, Nashville.
:y-:
Jersey City, N. J.
from 1970 to 1972 incluisve.
will receive sealed bids until noon —v. 194, p. 2167—were awarded
Sanders
CoFiroVC™fiefdanat &a
v-
Dempsey,
-
.
.
.
.
.
Bond
Offering
J.
Lawrence
—
and
Camisa, Director of Finance,, will
receive
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
chase
of
until
bids
10:30
Dec. 5 for the pur¬
on
$9,693,000 bonds.
Dated
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 to 1987 inclusive.
Principal
.Dec.
and
interest
payable
City
at the
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed,. Hoyt, Washburn
&
McCarthy,
New
of
York
City.
Manville School District, N. J.
Bond
school
Sale
bonds
194,
The
—
offered
$1,235,000
on
Nov.
20
1558—were awarded
syndicate headed by B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., taking $1,230,000, as 3.85s, at a price of
—v.
to
p.
a
100.4251,
a
basis of about 3.81%.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Boland, Saffin,
Parma,
Fire
Greece
Sautter, Fidelity Union
Trust Co., of Newark, Stroud &
Co., Inc., J, B. Hanauer & Co.,
and
J. R.
Ross
&
Co.
Offering
ceive
sealed
(EST)
chase,
bids
Nov.
on
Bond
Sale
of
—
The
improvement
about, 3,.82%r
-
bonds
^
k.t.
,,
May
Bond
Gross,
Offering
President,
—
will
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Mason
W.
receive
(EST) on
pur¬
fire
district
from tl962 to 1971 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Genesee Valley
Union
Trust
Co., in Rochester.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway and Dikeman, of New York
City. Y
Y
6
(P. O. Seaford), N.
Sale
The
—
Nov.
16—v.
194,
p.
Y.
2061—were
&
New
Co.,
York,
33/4s, at
as
100.31999,
basis
a
members
were
as
of
the
follows:
National
Bank
Franklin
Square,
igan
—
building,
offered
on
The
$1,750,000
series
B
bonds
Nov. 21—v. 194, p. 2167
to
The Branch
awarded
—were
on
Dec. 13 for the purchase
$2,031,000 school building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due
semi-annually from June 1, 1963
of
Corp., and
\ ' "/;
Bond
'Y';"
syndi¬
Bond
Sale—The
p.
1, 1984 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
National City Bank of Cleveland,
in
North
Olmsted.
Legality
ap-
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey of Cleveland.
*
&
J
$400,000
1961 bonds offered
on
.
.,
B
£manu<?Z L2ih*:an. ^
Portland, Ore.
y
,
'
Bond Offering—Walter R. Vernstrom, Secretary of the Board of
Ohio (State of)
•
Pulaski-Jefferson
Local
School
District, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Boyd D. Moore,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Sale—The
$56,098
special
street
assessment
1
for
the
of
purchase
Cambria Township, Pa.
; Y
.
"
fire
Nov.
i.
Bond
City
bids
11
for
special
the
(EST)
purchase of
assessment
sewer and road bonds offered
14-v. 194, p
1891-were
Nov
Cartwnght St.
~
Offering—Zita C. Brewer,
will receive sealed
p.m.
tary
•
on
bonds.
Dec.
$20,100
Dated
a
-
of/
'
x
*
mi
on
% ,f"ce of 10100,
^
basis of about 3.39%.
.
Offering—Chas. R. Sharof the Board of
bauch"Secretary
Bond Sale-The $120000 sam-
C°
Clerk,
7
Bond
.
awarded-to Sweney,
Hubbard, Ohio
until
...
c,
on
\.l
PENNSYLVANIA
$110,000
Sharonvtlle, Ohio
"
t
\
mTng'c^of bonds'.
mmg ^
school bonds,
on Nov.
16—v. 194,
2061—were awarded to Strana-
s
be received until March 15 for the
purchase of $360,000 school swim-
will receive sealed bids until Feb.
2.85%.
Island,
Mich¬
Witter &
of
*
OREGON
.
of Wilson,
han, Harris & Co., as 2%s, at a
price of 100.16, a basis of about
Long
Dean
Alva.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 8 for
purchase of $440,000 Emanuel
Bond
Sale
The $30,000,000 Hospital
housing
1961
revenue
OHIO
major thoroughfare construction, bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Legal;
*
series O bonds offered on Nov. 21 ity approved by Hart, Rockwood,
Attica Local School District, Ohio
—v<
i94? p< 2061—were awarded Davies, Biggs & Straver, of PortBond
Offering—Robert Kurtz, to a syndicate headed by Blyth land.
Clerk of the Board of Education, & Co.,
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen &
,
c,
will receive sealed bids until Dec.
Co., Inc., and The Ohio Co., at a Multnomah County, Gresham bch.
12 for the purchase
District, Oregon
of $140,000 price of 100.02269.
building
and
equipment bonds.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Banking & Trust Co.,
at a price of par.
improvement
Franklin
First
to The Central National Bank, in
to Dec.
Canton, Ohio
about
Huntington, East Northport Fire
District, East Northport, N. Y,
house
(P. O.
(EST)
of
bonds offered
Other
Co."
.
terest J-D.
3.72%.
cate
Sale
school
price
a
of
,
(P. O. Asheboro),
A*heb°r°)> N. C.
\:r
Spencer
and
,
1
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
to
a
syndicate headed
by the Chemical Bank New York
Trust Co., Chase Manhattan Bank,
of
"
_
June
_
$2,000,000
awarded
both
inclusive,
,n
.
Cnty
'
school building 1961 bonds offered
on
1978
to
on
—
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No.
'
Bond
1
Bond
1973
Due
Randolph County
p.m.
the
for
$50,000
of
re¬
2
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
Rutgers State University, New
Brunswick, N. J.
28
.
J.. Randolph
sive.
of
$50,000 gen¬
offered
on Nov.
15—v. 194, p. 2000—were
awarded to the Matawan Bank, as
3.85s, at a price of 100.132, a basis
eral
until
,
,
Francis
—
3%s.
as
from
Beaty, District Treasurer, will
Trask
Matawan, N. J.
Greece
_
Bond
were
Gordon &
135,000
District, N. Y.
North
will
;u.™
^,
«tonnnn
of $80,000
d
bids
.^a
Unt'u
n
re¬
a.m.
for the purchase
imnrnvprneiit
township improvement
+nTirnci:»ir\
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1969
inclusive.
-
Stark County, Ohio
Interest
J-D.
Legality
Bond Offering—Hilda Schrantz, by Burgwin Ruffin,
Clerk of the Board of County of Pittsburgh.
approved
Perry & Pohl,
•f
60
(2388)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 27, 1961
.
ef
Canton
Township
(P.
SOUTH
O.
Washington), Pa.
Sale—The $15,000
Bond
town¬
ship improvement bonds offered
on
Nov. 1—v. 194, p. 1892—were
awarded to
Nov.
Cunningham, Schmertz
Bond
of
Nord-
bonds offered
dicate
inclusive.
1962
Interest
J-D.
Legality
by Kirkpatrick, PomeLockhart & Johnson, of Phil¬
adelphia.
.!'■
T.
Bank,
Boston,
a
Bond
Secretary,
price of
a
&
Co.,
First
Roosevelt
U.
Writer
;>W"
interest
and
Mellon
the
Trust
Co.,
in
payable
&
Bank
Oakmont.
by
approved
(J-D)
National
Legality
Burgwin,
Ruffiri,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building Authority, Pa.
Bond
Offering—Elliott G. Falk,
Executive
Director,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Dec. 12 for the purchase of $23,044,000 school lease revenue, seTies G
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Nov. 1,
Dated
bonds.
from
1
Callable
1962
2000
to
Nov.
of
as
1961.
1,
1971.
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Mellon National
$900,000
Dated
1
V
;;
Bond Offering—Edward J. Len-
ahan, Borough Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
7:30
re¬
1962
Bond
J-D.
Interest
,
RHODE
ISLAND
Coventry, R.
until
the
Bond
Offering
sealed
trial
Frederick
—
able
11
c/o
bids
the
Indus¬
(EST) on Nov. 28 for the
purchase of $350,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Dec.
on
1
from
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
1962
to
1981
J-D.
Legality
Thorndike,
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
SOUTH
Offering
State
sealed
ville.
Dec.
14
—
until
for
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
Jeff
B.
will
-
-
Bates,
receive
(EST) on
purchase of $6,noon
the
Offering
sealed
(CST)
of
road
1; 1961. Due
to
1962
to
1981
1984
and interest
DIVIDEND NOTICE
1
AND
bonds.
a.m.
Dated
March 1 from
on
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
of the Southwest, National
Association, in Houston. Legality
approved by Dumas, Huegunin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Independent
Bond Sale—The
house
to
Sch.
a
bonds
&
N.
Nov.
&
the
Federation
Bank and Trust Company
declared
dividend
the
of
regular
37%
have
tal
stock
Bond
a
share
28,
1961,
record
This
tive
to
December
on
stockholders
December
on
marks
the
6,
73rd
of
1961.
consecu¬
quarterly dividend paid by
the Federation Bank and Trust
Company.
E.
November
16,
and
1961
Secretary
• "
*
pay¬
3%s, at
of
bids
until
6:30
(CST)
p.m.—
for the purchase
1,-1961.
of
as
Due
1990
$225,-
bonds. Dated
sewer
-
of
on
March
on
1
inclusive. Call¬
March
1,
1981.
Prin¬
(M-S) payable
at the First City National
Bank,
in Houston. Legality approved
by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
Houston.
'
'
v
bonds offered
on
Nov.
14—v.
sewer
the
of
Texas.
Sabine
Authority of Texas,'
Dallas I, Texas
Bond
'
Sale—An issue of
$5,200,-
000 Toledo Bend Dam construction
revenue, series X bonds
to the Texas Water
was
sold
at
awarded
were
offered
to
Housing' and Home Finance
Agency, as 3%s, at a price of par.
194,
price of 98.40,
follows:
$95,000 as 3s. Due
1963
interest of
net
a
Jan. 1 frorh
on
to 1970 inclusive.
110,000
3V2S.
as
1971
Due
to
3.80s.
as
rate
Jan.
on
Due
Robert
W.
1
Jan.
on
to
group
a
70,000
$600,000 school,
Nov.
on
2168—were
p.
17
awarded
Baird
tional Bank of
Commerce, Seattle,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc., McLean &
Co., Inc.,
and Charles N. Tripp &
Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about
3.47%,
$141,000
as
as
3V2S.
S^s.
from
94,000
1967
and
156,000
from
Due
Dec.
on
The
2168—wei
1,
Dec.
1
State,
4s, at
as
Nov. 16
price of
a
par.
Bond
Bond
offered
fee
bonds offered
on
Sale—An
bonds
$25,500
-
12,500
1
bids
mortgage
Nov. .8
on
1,
.
about
sold
to
a
group
net interest cost
a
5.85%,
as
5s. Due
as
1962
1971
to
follows:
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
5%-s.
as
Due
1972^0
Lennoxville
bonds
1
Dec.
on
1976
inclusive.
Protestant
School
Commission, Que.
Bond
2168
syndicate
was
price of 96.32,
Tall-
p.
Dec.
on
$473,500
improvement bonds offered
from
194,
a
Due
.
composed of The Gaston Laurent,
Inc., Cliche & Associes, Ltd., and
Placements Kennebec,;.Inc.,, at a
$1,000,000 1961
to
Dec. 1 from
Chateauguay, Que. ^
Wis.
revenue
on
inclusive.
5%s,
as
307,500
Nov. 20—v.
awarded
&
Due
1970
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
town
Legality
Tallmadge
8
~
inclusive.
office.
5s.
as
1962
1971:;
sealed
Nov.
on
Belanger, Inc., at
a
price of 98.597, a net interest
cost of about 5.73%, as follows:
from
Dec.
issue of $38,000
offered
sold to The
was
000
Sale—An
school
headed by John Nuveen & Co., at
a price of
par, a net interest cost
Weir
of about
issue
of
bonds offered
$360,-
on
Nov.
98.97.
$200,000
3.89%,
as
1963
145,000
as
4s. Due
to 1971
as
3.80s.
follows:
on
Due
from
as
3.90s.
Due
7
was
&
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
on
on
sold
Co.,
to
McLeod,
Ltd.,
Varennes,
at
a
Young,
price
of
Que.
Bond
Dec.
1
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
(P. O.
Dec.
1977 to 1991 inclusive.
1
Sale—An issue of $25,000
construction
bonds
offered
on
Nov. 8 was sold to The Credit
Interprovincial,
of
Inc.,
at
a
price
99.01.
series D
revenue,
on
Nov.
17—v.
1771—were awarded to
cate
1981
Sale—The
on
July 1 from 1963
Sale—The $3,000,000 gen¬
tuition
eral
Due
to
Treasurer's
655,000
University of Washingtc
Seattle), Wash.
school
,
until 7 p.m. (MST) on Nov. 28 for
the
purchase
of
$50,000
water
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1962. Prin¬
—were
awarded
•
Dec. 1
on
receive
by
Jan.
Quebec
~
Bond
inclusive.
Madison,
County, Sultan School
p.
1
Laramie, Wyo.
will
on
Dated
QUEBEC
1
Everett),
Washington
Sale—The $52,000 school,
194,
Clerk,
bonds.
Bury Catholic School Commission>
madge, of Denver.
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
on
Dec.
on
Offering—C.E.Bay, Town
hospital
series A bonds offered
—v.
Bond
on
purchase of $1,150,-
inclusive.
$166,000
District No. 314 (P. O.
Bond
Fort
receive
(CST)
National Bank, of Chicago. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman "r& Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
Town
1973.
on
1980
will
a.m.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the First
and
&
Due
3^4s.
1975
inclusive.
3%s. Due
as
as
approved
Dec.
on
to 1971
3V2S.
as
1972
Due
1, 1962. Due
to
of
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
as
1974
from
Clerk,
courthouse
1
Dec.
on
000
cipal and interest payable at the
follows:
Due
to
140,000
composed of The Na¬
Merrill
County, Wis.
Offering—J. Victor John¬
County
First Na¬
Chicago,
3s. Due
as
1972
as
any bank
designated by
Legality ap¬
sealed bids until 10
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
(P.O. Seattle), Wash.
from
CANADA
194, p. 2064
The
of
2.70s.
as
1
1
Co.,
Inc.,
jointly, at a price of 100.032, a net
interest cost of about 3.01%, as
$350,000
School District
Dated
Jan.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
series 1961-A bonds
Nov. 16—v.
on
bonds.
payable at
Sale—The $560,000 corpo¬
purpose,
p.m.
1976 inclusive.
follows:
to
p.
16—v.
2168—were awarded to Barcus,
Kindred & Co., and Associates, at
awarded
194,
to
Nov.
on
as
7
Sauk
p.
3.77%,
until
on
company
Dec. 6 for the
about
O.
re¬
the successful bidder.
$385,000 park¬
ing system mortgage revenue 1962
Bank,
series A bonds offered
trust
or
bonds offered
a
will
1, 1977. Principal and in¬
son,
tional
—v.
Jan.
Bond
Sale—The
—were
Bond Sale—The
1962. Due
terest ,(J-J)
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Bond
bids
school
$650,000
of
the
Nov. 14—v. 194, p. 2063—
headed
Co., at
a
terest
by F.
cost
S.
of
194,
syndi¬
Smithers &
price of 98.50,
a
net
in¬
3.81%,
as
a
about
follows:
$331,000
41/£s.
as
from
680,000
Due
Dec.
on
1
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
3V2S.
as
Due
Dec.
on
1
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
1,989,000
as 33/4s. Due on Dec.
from 1977 to 1991 inclusive.
Other members of the
1
/
syndicate
were
•
as
Securities
follows:
Equitable
Corporation,
Bacon,
Co., Bache & Co.,
Co., Stern Brothers
& Co., Rand & Co., Wm. E. Pol¬
lock & Co.,
Inc., First Washington
Whipple
River
bonds
time
same
Clerk,
Dec. 5 for the purchase
on
1,
District
Wis.
Palmer
—
District
sealed
Jan.
School
12,
1964 to 1982 inclusive. Callable
revenue
Bond
Housing and
Home Finance
Agency, as 3%s, at
a
price of par.
194,
2062 — were awarded to The
Columbian Securities Corporation
basis
a
Additional Sale—-The $3,515,000
offered
No. 417
ceive
3.62%.
bonds of¬
on
from
Orange, Texas
Bond. Sale—The $95,000 library
price of 100.043,
a
about
Joint
Offering
Johnson,
from 1977 to 1983 inclusive.
awarded to the
Texas
Bond
Offering—D. B. Henson,
City Manager, will receive sealed
Dec. 4
a
of
&
180,000
$670,000 music
fered
syndi¬
Goodbody
Georgia, Atlanta.
&
Goodbody
&
Corp., Allan Blair & Co., and
Luce, Thompson & Crowe, Inc.
Development
Board, at
a
price of
State
WEST
par.
Teachers'
ROSENBERG
President
inclusive.
revenue
were
the
of
follows.
as
Co., Bank of the Southwest,
A., Houston, El Paso National
Texas
ROBERT
Vice
Sale—The
dormitory 1960
a
quarterly
cents
payable
1976
the
at
Snohomish
members
were
the banks' outstanding capi¬
on
to
College (P. O.
Winchester), Va.
21
Co., Inc., at
awarded to
were
Bond
ris
Shenandoah
p.
of
3
the
Boston.
$2,000,000 school
on
at
(CST)
from
Nederland,
.
Directors
1962
209,000
offered
Neuhaus
Other
cate
CIRCLE
DIVIDEND
until
for
6
VIRGINIA
194, p. 2280—were awarded
syndicate headed by Under¬
wood,
TRUST COMPANY
OF
bids
Dec.
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
Dist.,
price of 100.001.
of
.
from
J.
cipal and interest
FEDERATION BANK
sealed
Directors,
purchase of $60,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
re¬
Bank
able
NOTICE
11:30
inclusive.
from 1962 to
inclusive. Interest J-D.
COLUMBUS
until
Dec. 11 for the purchase
on
$1,000,000
Dec.
from
School
Northshore
Thomas
—
bids
offered
Co.,
Inc., and
Condon,
No.
of Braun, BosCo., Inc., Stranahan, Har¬
Co., and Bache & Co., as
King and Snohomish Counties,
Hightower, County Judge, will
ceive
000,000 bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
1
(EST)
Liberty County, Texas
Bond
bonds
$290,000
worth &
WASHINGTON
Due
Dec.
receive
p.m.
TEXAS
000 water and
on
1971. Principal
Middleton
The
—
and
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
1,
composed
group
District, Vt.
&
man
and Trust Co. of
(State of)
Treasurer,
bids
1,
of
bids
interest
time
same
July
on
v'.
;
,
Securities
Newman
McDougal
WISCONSIN
Rippy,
Bank, El Paso, E. F. Hutton &
Co., Inc., King, Nelson & Calvert,
CAROLINA
South Carolina,
Bond
L.
sealed
payable at the First
American National Bank, in Nash¬
—v.
Bank, .100 West¬
Street, Providence, until
a.m.
Due
of Nov.
as
School
will
system revenue, series 1961 bonds.
and
and
price of
\
Board
son
(CST) on Jan. 3 for
of $350,000 electric
p.m.
Inc.,
a
First National Bank,
Legality approved by
Ropes & Gray, of Boston.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1
from 1962 to 1977 inclusive. Call¬
O.
re¬
National
minster
1
syndi¬
'
Pownal
able
-
receive
purchase
at
Due
,
revenue
Bond Offering—Warren W. Ma¬
T exas
Arnold, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
will
Lubbock
/.
•
•
bonds.
Jan.
on
City, Tenn.
Offering—Jas.
Mayor,
1965
inclusive.
J-J.
of
inclusive. In¬
1976
Gibbs,
;
,
Co., Inc., Harley, HayCo., Bell & Farrell, Inc.,
&
Channer
July 1 from
on
syndicate
Milwaukee
The
Baird
don
1970 inclusive.
3.10s.
as
W.
1
VERMONT
of
Dec.
1971
to
purchase
funding
1962. Due
1,
Union
pirn.
$15,000 funding t^onds. Dated
Dec. 5, 1961. Due on'Dec.; 5 from
the
school
1968 to
terest
Dec. 5 for the purchase
on
of
for
Jan.
from
Bank & Trust Co., in Pittsburgh.
Regality approved by Burgwin,
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬
burgh.
\
Sugar Notch, Pa.
4
Christensen,
W.
98.00.
Roane
Dec.
&
Lauren
&
on
cipal
a
Co., Weeden & Co., Bacon, Steven¬
son & Co., Godbody &
Co., Peters,
Corpora¬
tion, and Hamilton National Bank,
Chattanooga.
from 1962 to
at
$1,200,000
S.
County, Tenn.
Bond
Offering—Sterling Rob¬
erts, County Judge, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
Prin¬
the
The
—
1892—were awarded to
p.
Lynch,
Smith
Inc.,
&
Inc.,
(EST) on
Nov. 27 for the purchase of $200,000 borough improvement bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
1976 inclusive.
Sale
conservancy,
series
1961
bonds offered on Nov. 16—v.
194,
receive
will
3s. Due
to
follows:
as
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Robt.
July
on
1967 inclusive.
1962 to
as
sewer
water
syn¬
Northern
Merrill;
Pierce,; .Fenner.
Roche,
bids until 8 p.m.
60,000
Due
Additional Sale
City), Utah
194,
.
Borough
sealed
from
were
follows:
as
23/4s.
as
25,000
County Water Conser¬
District (P. O. Salt Lake
cate composed of F. S. Smithers &
Cross, Inc.,
R.
the
by
Co., Chicago, at
Blair
Oaktyiont, Pa.
—
21—v.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
First National
approved
Offering
2.93%,
$110,000
1968
vancy
100.068.
roy,
Bond
headed
Trust
1990
to
Nov.
on
2167—were awarded to
p.
from
inclusive. In¬
about
Other members of the
a
net interest cost of
par, a
1971.
County, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 school
(EST) on Dec. 5 for the pur¬
chase of $3,250,000 project A rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
1
2001
Oct,
on
Young, Moore &, Co., jointly, at
price of
tin.
Hamilton
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Dec.
Due
pur¬
bonds.
UTAH
p.m.
on
1961.
1964 to
the
Legality approved by
Gibson, Spence & Gibson, of Aus-
Allison-Williams
The
1,
for
revenue
terest A-O.
were
—
Oct.
from
12
$3,681,000
Salt Lake
"
Due
to
1770
p.
Dated
1
Dec.
on
TENNESSEE
Authority,
the
(CST)
chase of
Co., and Associates.
~
Offering—Wallace
Secretary
194,
v.
—
Authority,
Pennsylvania
by,
1
awarded
Co., Inc., as 33As, at a price of
100.32, a basis of about 3.67%.
Indiana Area Joint Sch.
DAKOTA
Selby, So. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $115,000 water
improvement
bonds
offered
on
Colleges,
Texas
Bond
Bond
Offering—John S.* Hovengaj " Executive
Director, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
VIRGINIA
Charleston,- W. Va.
Sale—The
revenue
—v.
to
B.
194,
J.
$195,000
bonds offered
on
p. 2168—were
Van Ingen &
sewer
Novr20
awarded
Co.,
and
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