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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
f
?
Volume
194
Number
6105
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, November 6, 1961
Price
$1.25
a
'l
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ABC
This
Air
The
Freight Co., Inc.—Common
of
company
statement
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
with
467
Tenth
SEC
the
Ave.,
on_ Oct.
covering
25
filed
The company's principal business Is the manufacture of hard-bound
for publisher customers. It has recently entered the color offset
iithograpnic printing business lor t-.'vmisn-r ana commercial printing
books
registration
a
105,000 shares
of com-
customers
InThis Issue
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. The registration statement also includes 15,000 shares
sold to the underwriter at 10 cents per share.
The company
furnishes air freight services throughout the United
States. It
does
not
itself
own
or
operate planes,
but utilizes sub¬
stantially all the major domestic airlines to carry the freight of its
public
Net
customers.
proceeds from the stock sale will be
used
Tnc
equipment,
to
leasehold improvements and working capital. In
will be expended in connection with a new
500
M■'
New
York
City
acquisition
balance
will
Idlewild
near
terminal.
of .trucks
of
the
to
net
be available
About
will
company's
be
of
of
Prior
to
October
outstanding
of
the
the
J.
1961
That
owned
company
and
sequent recapitalization,
of
the
new
company
240,000
he
shares
and
.'about
were
shares.
common
of
the
will
or
The
of
85%.
Corp.
41.
94.77%
owned
of
his
outstanding
be changed
family.
and
common
into
to
Pursuant
shares
preferred
of
aggregate
an
stock,
his
family
will
directly
own
'
ciates
&
company's
BUSINESS—The
company
incorporated
was
California
in
Jan.
on
the
net
estimated
proceeds,
at
additional
packaging
EFFECT
TO
payable
to the
Common
stock
^Secured
(no
tRepresented
payable
$Of
to
by
25,000
stock
bank
and
note
&
Harbison
agreed,
shares
for
reserved
are
issuance
exercise
upon
Henderson____
5,000
This
100 North
statement
Albright
,
of
company
Trust
the
with
Certificates
St.,
Main
SEC
Newkirk,
Oct.
on
24
Drexel
filed
of
is
enabled
first
to
invest
sole
right
also
depositor
of
the
option of
investor
Title
of
the
the Trustee,
the
and
Trustee
is
Co.
Albright
the
of
Trustee
Bond
certificates
4j1/4%
of
solely
consisting
Trust
TrustF The
interest,
or
fund
&
of
management
as
the
trust
a
Albright
mortgages.
designated
in
real
and
Mortgages,
for a
-V.
•headed
by
Co.
and
on
Drexel &
Nov.
Warren
W. York
.firm's
class
B
stock
common
and
the total 37,000
at
103,000
ing
bank
loan
and
capital.
and
menced
•
units.
of
In
for
sells
July,
1961,
it
discharge a
improvements and work¬
be
used
headquarters
organs.
sale
in
During
with
the
1960,
transistorized,
of
electronic
introduced
company
packaged
harpsichords
com¬
oscillator
CAPITALIZATION
months
and
a
GIVING
•
6%
mortgage due to Mar. 25,
Common
shares
Class
A
Class
B
(par
ended
EFFECT
June
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
1970
line
____—
1961,
FINANCING
Outstanding
$360,000
„
(nori-votlng)
I
1
,150,000 shs.
850,000 shs.
31,600 shs.
331,700 shs.
.....
opposite
its
name
—
3,
sidiaries'
Foreign Power Co.—Net Improves—
income
for
the
months
12
ended
June
30,
Laird,
3,500
Robinson & Co., Inc
3,500
pared
Stroud
7,500
7,500
Suplee,
Yeatman,
Mosley
Co., Inc.
Thayer, Baker & Co., Inc.
3,500
Tucker,
Bodine._____
7,500
Inc.
1049.
from
Co., Inc
Anthony
&
R.
3,500
$1.54
months
reports
company
Aluminum
•
record
equal
$42,745,
the
Insulating
the
ditioning
allied
and
fields
seven
current
Co.
of
to
cents
per
fiscal
the
is
corporation
shares
will
of
be
supplied
on
(par
&
Co
of
net
income
cents
10
share
in
for
18,
1960,
fiscal
share,
.:
.
industrial
of
104
North
1961
to
filed
be
a
franchised
distributor
in
p.
contracting,
893.
air
con¬
"Reg.
offered
are
at
to
A"
covering
$2.
The
be
used
168,770
underwriter
for
financing
E. Clifton, Texas, is engaged in the
primarily automobiles, to business and
Co.
by
stock,
none
Book-Stratford Press,
to be
basis
of
the. Brazilian
its consolidated
Inc.—Common Reg'd
offered
1961
Foreign Power and
ended
June
30,
sub¬
1961,
$11,267,000,
was
or
or
64
cents
share,
a
for
the
corresponding
Packing Co.—Appointment—
Bank
New
York
194,
Trust
Co.
has
been
disbursing agent for
dividend
and
the
appointed sole
trans¬
stock
of the
common
1501.
p.
Pursuant to
—
Richter
the
of
$14.50
per
an
—
Common Stock
Oct. 26 prospectus,
Scherck,
Louis, Mo., publicly offered 100,000
company's no-par common
stock at
St.
Co.,
shares
share.
was incorporated
under the laws of the
April .19, 1946, under the name "American Shoe
corporate name was changed on July 31, 1961.
In 1956 the company began the operation of retail, self service shoe
stores
offering for sale ladies', men's and children's shores, and its
now
operates
34
retail stores in nine Mid-Western
and Southern
states all in leased premises.
*
r
,<
BUSINESS—The
State
Missouri
of
Inc."
company
on
The
.
by the company
at $16,757.50).
The net proceeds to the company will be used as follows: to discharge
the company's long-term bank loan, secured equipment loans,
shortterm bank loan
and unsecured equipment loans, which amounted in
the aggregate to $274,702 on May 31, 1961 and the balance of the net
proceeds will be used as required for the company's expansion program.
be
$663,500
The
effect
total
net
proceeds
to
be
derived
(before payment of expenses estimated
of the company as of May 31, 1961 (but giving
recapitalization on July 31, 1961 under which 1,020 out¬
capitalization
to
the
shares of $100 par value common stock were exchanged for
shares of no-par value common stock) and adjusted to give
effect
to
the
of
issuance
the
common
stock offered hereby
is shown
below:
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Authorized
for
Common
♦
the
*1 I
sub¬
standing
public sale by the holders thereof on
through underwriters headed by Bear, Stearns &
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
amendment.
or
solution
a
American Self Service Stores, Inc.
This company of 75, Varick St., New
York, filed a registration state¬
ment with the SEC on Oct. 27
covering 430,000 outstanding shares of
all
find
with $7,440,000, or $1.02 a share, for the
30,
1960. Consolidated net income for the
amounted to $3,434,000, or 47 cents a share, com¬
PROCEEDS—The
Ave.,
vehicles,
agent
255,000
common
months
$4,707,000,
company.—V.
Company,
concerns.
American
of
income
12
.
Leasing Corp.—Files With SEC
cents)
of
with
Offered
the
common
per
general
192,
by amendment. Proceeds
motor
to
3,500
additional- vehicles.
leasing
net
the
American
year.
refrigeration,
Oct,
50
effort
an
■'I .*■
share, compared
period ended June
Chemical
fer
3,500
Biddle
exclusive
industrial X-raying.—V.
American Automobile
The
common
higher
decline in
have been
in 1960. The decline in consolidated earnings for the 1961
period is principally due to a decrease in net revenues from operations
of the Brazilian subsidiaries.—V. 194, p. 837.
will
■
for
half
first
7,500
Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee for the patented Alumiseal
of cold storage insulation. Its wholly-owned subsidiaries oper¬
process
in
of
and
3,500
Insulating Co., Inc.—Net at Record—
or
in
a
same
L.
Day
Yarnall,
$29,743
was
period
;
of
1961
problems.
sidiaries
3,500
&
\
%
$1.25
Consolidated
Shares
Bissell & Meeds
if
Sargent,
net
or
Administration
3,500
_■
_
•Ml
financing.
adversely affected by inflation and currency depreciation. Mr. Sargent
stated that discussions are under way with officials of the new National
3,500
7,500
Co..
Sons.
six
an
$1):
(voting)
&
American
30,
net sales
were
$1,979,200 and net income $92,830. In the like six months of
1960, net sales were $1,889,776 and net income $36,987. For the year
ended Dec. 31, 1960, net sales were $3,791,853 and net income $181,290.
six
the
forth
set
annual
Pa.,
radio-phonographs.
stereophonic
&
first
to
Macungie,
&
Nov.
—
subsidiaries. The inclusion of income from Argetina
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Hemphill; Noyes & Co.____
Co..
the
/. '
electronic
EARNINGS—For
capital
.
and
will
the
in
and the selling shareholders an
shares, each underwriter agree¬
report to shareholders, President Albert Goodstein also
announced
a
current
backlog of signed contracts totaling approxi¬
mately $750,000, with most of this work to be accomplished in the
Co.,
company
Distilling Co.
earnings from certain other subsidiaries have offset the
company's earnings on its Brazilian investment which
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Townsend,
p.
44%
ate
company
equipment,
company,
manufacture
custom
the
to
•
BUSINESS—The
makes
sold by the
were
&
&
In
by shareholders.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
recent
shares
this
the
3,500
&
Hieleah, Fla.,
ended June 30
Florida,
Of
severally
purchase con¬
/
group
&
have
3,500
Aluminum
140,000 shares of this
$11 per share.
1
forth
set
shares
of
Co.,
The
"
Inc., offered publicly
of
reported
27,000
Inc.
Brown
194,
year
Offered—A
completion
upon
p.
share, compared with $7,331,000, or $1.00 a
last year for the 12 months ended June 30, 1960.
Earnings for the latter period have since been reduced to 70 cents
a
share reflecting adjustments relating to amounts originally
taken
up
as
income but not collected from the Cuban and Porto Alegre,
is
return,
available.
are
Stock
B
common
below
French, Inc.
annum,
subject to change at
redeemable at the option of either
funds
when
Co.—Class
Organ
outstanding
the
$9,126,000,
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
up
Allen
of
share,
33,500
&
Dominick & Dominick,
per
are
Co.
Crouter
the
and
provide
B
Co
DeHaven
estate
has
company
number
ii'l
&
Alex.
Trust
Savings
each representing an undivided interest in Albright Bond
Mortgages, A Trust Estate. By investing in these securities, an investor
the
Lestrange
Boenning
regis¬
class
140,000
York
Inc.
Arthurs,
Certificates,
v
W.
2,000
a
the
Co.
&
4,000
$2,000,000
Albright
of
$2,000,000
and
Okla.,
South
1961,
Corporate
51
....
Shares
Bioren &
covering
<
11th East, Salt Lake City, Utah, plans
mining and refining copper ore. Author¬
10,000,000 10 cent par common shares, of which
of
be
B.
years,
many
52
named
fi ■
President, stated in the financial report for
recently released, that, as a result of the Argentine
company's corporate income, for the first time in
includes earnings on its investment in Argentina.
Henry
30,
settlement,
V
Warren
■;.
...
„
of
purchase
conditions
and
;
Albright Title & Trust Co.—Securities Registered—
tration
Mr.
June
the
of
Clearings
underwriters
below:
Shares
May & Co., Inc..
Wheeler & Cruttenden, Inc.
to
terms
purchase from
aggregate
of
ing
29,000
the
on
to
Blair
•
Condition
M
1221.
American
of
52
of
m
Brazil,
tract,
Wells, Inc._____
&
Statement
UNDERWRITERS—The
note
options.
—v. 194, p. 737.
.
Banks
Redemption Cals and Sinking Fund Notices 52
following underwriters have severally agreed
purchase the respective number of shares of common stock indicated: :
Blalack
Member
of
.152,000 shs.
subordinated
a
Shares
.
Statement
The Course of Bank
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
Rates
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
automotive equipment & accounts receivable.
unsecured
an
13
Consolidated
individual.
an
which
restricted
$1,000,000 shs.
par)___^r,___^___
by machinery,
57
$25,925
___
i
Co., New York
Secondary Stock Offering
1961, it was reported that a
secondary offering of 23,410 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock at $49.50 per share was oversubscribed. Blyth
&
Co., Inc., New York City, was the underwriter.
—V. 194, p. 1713.
$80,200
__
consist
p.
193,
1600
business
Oversubscribed
Federal Reserve System
Outstanding
SBA
tSundry indebtedness
stock
the
will
52
Exchange
Condition
FINANCING
Authorized
''Note
.1
in
•—v.;
1
and
PRESENT
Four
60,000
43
Foreign
,
to
Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant
.
of
company
engage
4,816,000
43
Dividends Declared and Payable...
The balance of approximately $148,000 will be utilized for
working capital, to finance inventories and accounts receivable and for
advertising.
•„/.
GIVING
Exchange
The
2
displays.
CAPITALIZATION
Stock
General Corporation and Investment News..
ma¬
of
Prices
York
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead._
State and City Bond Offerings...—
6,
of
10,000
at
American
approxi¬
$260,000,
mately $112,000 will be utilized for the acquisition
chinery and equipment to manufacture new lines
Stock
New
Copper
purposes.
Miscellaneous Features
continue the business previously conducted as a partnership by its
principal stockholders. The principal office and manufacturing facilities
are located at 652 Mateo
Street, Los Angeles 21, Calif. The company is
engaged principally in the business of manufacturing plastic packages,
containers and displays.
PROCEEDS—Of
49
Transactions American Stock Exchange
.'to
from
$300,000 will be used for the expenses of the
offering, acquisition of property, and general corporate
ized
stock at $7.50 per share.
common
Markets
mated
43
Wells, Inc., San Marino, Calif., and asso¬
27 publicly offered 40,000 shares of the
no-par
44
...
SEC Index of
Oct.
on
ranging
25, 1961 offering circular, the company, of¬
without underwriting,
3,000,000 shares of its
common
stock at par (100) per share.
Proceeds esti¬
to
E. Plastik Pak Co., Inc.—Common Stock Offered
—Blalack
amounts
Oct.
an
43
'•
••
sell
2.
p.
fered,
43
Transactions
A. &
Exchange.
to
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
indirectly
and
V
'/
;
45
Stock
Over-the-Counter
225,000
has or will then have outstanding
of which Brown will own 62%, and-
to
propose
193,
American
43
43
—
company
72,000 shares each and proposes to sell all such shares.
made through Goldman, Sachs &
City.—V. 189, p. 145.
y
43
.
sub¬
holders
been
41
._
__
Toronto
the
a
___
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.....
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..:...
Montreal Stock Exchange.
Canadian Stock Exchange
outstanding preferred stock
distribute the stock of
stockholders who consisted of Arthur
of
Exchange.
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
will
or
JLIOO OOfl—rvf
American Chain & Cable Co.,
Inc.—Secondary Stock
Offering—Nov. 3, 1961, it was reported that a secondary
offering of 25,000 shares of this firm's common stock had
41
-
41
the
of
has
members
common
members
Freight
83.2%
company
by it to'its
President,
Brown,
ABC
and
common
company.
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
corporate purposes, including the financing
accounts receivable, expansion of sales organization and acquisition
other freight forwarding oDerations.
for
29
Stock
17
Detroit Stock
for general
own
shares.—V.
36
Boston
and
indebtedness,
other
the
capital
working
ncnuirpd
woe
shares
stein,
Page
Stock
the
for
and
to
P.nmrm.ny
paid in cash. The company will
also
issue
the remaining 20% interest. In addition to
the company has or will have outstanding 1,232,-
acquire
of common stock, of which trustees under the will of Louis
hold 900,000 shares and propose to sell 120,000 shares. In
addition, Edward Satenstein, president, and the estate of Sidney Saten¬
American Stock Exchange.-:
present
expended
added
York
this
Id
was
to
Satenstein
Exchange (Stocks)New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
terminal
delivery service,
and
up
be
the
will
$15,000
pick
provide
proceeds
replace
to
Airport
New
addition,
$60,000
located
be
shares
certain
Stock and Bond Quotations
an
expansion of business. The company is
contemplating the
opening of five new terminal facilities to be located in Dallas, Min¬
neapolis, St. Louis, Kansas City and San Francisco. Such new terminals
will require an expenditure of about $100,000 for starting up expenses,
about
Interest
$1,000,000
32,500
with
..
through its acquisition of Duenewald-Konecky Lithographers,
flf)r/r
An
which
connection
in
•' MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE
•
Registered—
York,
New
INDUSTRIAL
•
stock
(no
par)
♦500,000 shs.
reserved for issuance
company's stock option plan.—V. 194, p. 738.
10,000
shares
have
been
FINANCING
Outstanding
305,000 shs.
to employees under
<S 4
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1942)
manufacturer
This
nounced
—
V.
194,
Plains, N. Y„ a leading leasing and financ¬
ing service organization for vending operators, have been comple-ed,
and that final agreement papers will be signed in the near future.
The
all
for
the
President
Hopson,
owned
subsidiary
"The
of
of
products
in
the
;;
which
package
a
operators,
i1:-;,":"'':':"-
sale
Oct.
on
stock
at
27
$15
of
the
is
both
and Vending
only
England
of
equipment
and
Industries,
t
.*
'1
/;
■
Capital
•»
•
the
underwriting
*■
.*
.
y '/.
the
to
j
;':vy-y:
* ,vv' •/ ;
;
■
!
•
.'
'/•// yy'y,'/
.
tap for this week .which
of but
particula^v,
S:
(Nov.
$100
million
TRIBOROUGH
BRIDGE
and
THIS WEEK'S LARGER ISSUES
bond
up
•
issue.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. in St. Louis, Mo.,
the
STATE
are:
OF
CO.; Ira Haunt & Co.
HAWAII'S
.
$10
million
1974.
this-attractive .refinancing
In-.addition -to
was
the U;K.'s lowering of the Bank .rate to 6%>
OCTOBER NYSE BOND HIGHS AND LOWS
/
New -York
Stock
transactions showed" not
Exchange .activity in bond
GO
TO
PUBLIC
YJ
CONTRIBUTES
IN
LITTLE
DOLLAR VOLUME
I'j
J
REGISTERED
dYY*'
Wednesday; NASSAU COUNTY, N. Y. $13,787,000
«.I1H
NOVEMBER'S
VISIBLE
as
these- figures
-may
be,
and
as
much
*
Y.y. 'Y.,.,.''
.they;only take in regular full-disclosure filings. And as rapidly as the number of
f„ling's have- gone 'tip by' uninitiated filers out of the total number of filings the
of
¬
on
y^lqe Of-total registrations has. gone down. It. might be noted here—by way
reminder—tMt the work that
a.
slows
the
clearings
SEC's
process
Bonds
104,820,700
Nov. 27-Dec.
$89,679,700
99,220,300
78,233,700
61,130,800
100,819,400
$7,195,000
153,927,700
Nov. 20-Nov. 24__
2__
Total_.__.
*
Cnrnnrat."7
6-Nov. 11
Nov.
Nov. 13-Nov. 18__
Last
Stocks
week's
$1 million
or
'
more.
'
$55,061,000
$151,935,700
319,525,000
53,642,000
169,952,000
572,673,000
;
$695,027,300
$578,214,950
y'y ' Y
...
ADD: $6.3 million to municipals including $4 million Charleston, W. Va. re-offer¬
""
ing now set for November 20.
TOTAL
*•
"
-
FORMAL
;
Y
*
'
:
'Y
-
,.
BACKLOG
y.yY
■■■■;
^
Total
Corporate stocks with dates____
Corporate stocks without dates_
189,014,800
(41)
$604,188,200
(80)
(78).
$486,240,600(244)
503,395,140(376)
;
j
544
830
664
856
:
°
Regis..
Percent
;:yY:/'6.4 billion;
20.7
3.9
5.3
•
"
"
"
cf
.
1st Time Regis.
29%/vY
52%;.:;:v:
:
:
..70%
"-68%
30,
filed than in the entire
1961, yet the
such
as
We
witnessed last Nov.
1. !
••
and municipal issues are as follows:
/ >
Week* of'NOV.
13-18: ' $5,052,700 CONTINENTAL VENDING MACHINE CORP.,
debentures; 263,750 shares of KNAPE & VOGT MANUFACTURING CO., common;
190,000 shares of LONGS DRUG STORES, INC., common; $10 million TRANSCON¬
TINENTAL INVESTING CORP., debentures; 150,000 shares of CAROLINA POWER
& LIGHT CO., common; 148,640 shares of COLUMBUS & SOUTHERN OHIO ELECr
TRIC CO., common; $20 million MACY CREDIT CORP., debentures; $15 million
ROCHESTER GAS & ELECTRIC CORP., bonds; $4.2 million SOUTHERN RAILWAY
The
$362,661,230(195)
558,331,711(406)
$989,635,740(620) '
Total stocks
:
Y
.
//. v,/LARGER ISSUES IN THE OFFING
(39)
•
Public Offerings
:-f<-
-:;y'
dollar value of those registered issues
was but one-fourth
as
large. In the past few months, as the SEC's workload in¬
creased, the amourit of new capital for the economy went down. What the rest
of the year and next year will reveal still remains to be seen. Ignoring political
and cold-war activities, it would seem that a reform in business and personal taxes
would be more helpful to the economy's health, and result in even larger tax
collections: than palliative measures resulting in an increase in Y the Y amount of
ending; June
year
Last Week
$415,173,400
$603,535,700
bonds—
;J/r
past four months there were irore public offerings
'-
Corporate bonds without dates_
.
filings
Number of y ; .y ;j-g-■ Dollar' j;
19511__:_- ."
1961__j___ :
1981_.j__. y196H
Federal debt^monetization
This Week
$438,874,200 (42)
-164,661,500 (36)-
Corporate bonds with dates
?■*_-.>
"jY"
July !;• 1950-June 30,
July 1, 1960-June 30,
July 1, -1961-Sept. 30,
July 1, 1961-Oct. 31,
fiscal
$657,099,000 $1,235,313,950
V yy.:~'' ,y'-.
;.;Y..-'y'-.Y yyY:^"■ YV
In the
$598,180,000 $1,293,207,300
.yr*'
*
23o,oyo,tU0
331,902,200
in
registrants.. Not only has the deluge been big,
new
Y•
jyfn,r>ir*ir\rr 7 9$
253,148,000
183,054,400
161,950,200
$327,074,200
$367,953,100
$298,668,400' $279,546,550
data
V Total of Both
$96,874,700
is found
but it takes much longer
to process'the inexperiericed registrant than the experienced 'company with/a long
history -df' publieownership. The lower dollar - amount does., 'not expedite, the
REC's. task. ;;'Y-y;; v./r"-;/-*:'-:"
7 Y'" y./Yy-yy*.• yy :
YY'yJ1//;;;VThese ngures below should indicate the drastic ally changing' task faclrig the SEC; * ,;
Y'y. '
Total
••
as
^.y';;^'';g;Yr;.YY;//ifirst;time
Total
Corporate
,
months
that filed without'-previous registration experience.
the
SUPPLY
Corporate
y
\ '
the
startling
dOilar
Thursday.
on
.
/
it does explain why the
pending registrations were 687 at the end of Oct. 25, 19S1 compared to- 364
pending on Get. 27;./.I960, ;it, still does riot tell the important story: For that one
has to exam ine the dollar value of the registered offerings. Here we find that the
mad 1 rush to go/public by small, private firms consists primarily of "offering and
secondary": registrations of small proportions, particularly in providing new capital
for the company. 'Incidentally, the figures discussed here do not include Reg."A's";
Sometime during ;the week Lee Higginson and
of SOUTHERN REALTY & UTILITIES CORP.
week
three
for
As
common.
for
17,
,
:
2,900
SEC
SERIES; and Sutro Bros, expect to offer the UNITED IMPROVEMENT & IN¬
debenture rights offering described above.. J
Higginson and H. Hentz & Co. are trying to bring out STAR INDUSTRIES'
,v415,576 shares of stock just after Election Day and A. C. Allyn & Co.i anticipate
doing the same thing-cfor FIRST WESTERN-.FINANCIAL CORP.'s 450.000 shares
of common. Bcettcher & Co. and Bosworth, Sullivan & Co. plan to bring*-to the
market MIDWESTERN FINANCIAL CORP.'s 260,000 shares of common on Nov. 9.
Also, on that day, Dillon, Read & Co. plans to offer 875.000 shares of SMALL BUSI
municipals
the
664
70%
VESTING
larger
5,000
1838.
ending this past September there was', a record; high filing
new fiscal, year's quarter
(275 in September alone) andY of that
number, 464 were first, time' registrations. This provides an even higher figure .Of
Lee
The
Co.
2,500
2,000
2,000
.
In
PA.
NESS INVESTMENT CO.
-
of
hopes to present interests in $6,375,000 MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT TRUST FUND,
; Hirsch expect to offer 8,280 units
&
p.
5,000.:
just ended (July 1-Oct, 31) 580 firmi out of 856 who-registered
public offerings with the SEC never filed before. In other words} an astounding
figure of 68% filed for the1 first time in their corporate history. I.
: / /" * :
bring out 400,000 shares
may
194,
__________
3,000
2,500
In the four months
today (Nov. 6) is the New York State Dormitory Authority's $3 million
of KENTUCKY CENTRAL LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE
\
-V1'V'YV-Y^'
/vY Y:^:;.'y,^-Vvv:
;
Westheimer
—V.
„
yi^d for- the. 3%.% bends. The former, is due.May 15,-
RUSH
14)
Coming
forth-
jseli, and
3,000
much change in highs and lows. October's, market had but 64 lows and 98 highs.
negotiation to the municipal float, as well as other large additions, the
dollar value of tax-exempts in the 30-day visible supply has declined $59 million
and the attrition in the total supply of larger municipals with dates set is about $80
million as against last week's totals.
-?yYy:./
I''YY'yy
:
set
5,000
5,000
Co.
3,000
Janney,
5,000
Co.
&
4.000
__
—_____
I
&
3oyce__
___
6,000
_d„
Cooley
latter/oh Nov.
the
month's
Last
AUTHORITY
TUNNEL
&
Co.
Inc.
Doolittle
to
Co.
&
Bros.
Kirkland & Co.
Battles & E. W.
Clark, Inc.
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.__
Robinson
&
Co.,
Inc,____
Sterling, Grace & Co.__
Eastern Investment Corp;__
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.
Wm. H. Rybeck & Co._J.T___
l____110,000
&
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co.,
.
conditions
^
is surprising to note that the total backlog and the four,-week Posit
own compared to last week's estimate. However, even with the
the
of
'
Helpful to all this
to hold their
addition
-
Securities
C.: Wainwright
&
the number
The R. F. Griggs Co._..__ 3,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
_10,000
__
George D. B. Bonbright
details
purchase
to
Shares
Stein
__'__97,000
—
Burr
Corp.
H.
agreed
forth below:
2V2S can pick any'combination of the two bonds and short-term notes. A third choice
_bpsides- the. £800^ million sti*h>--bills- or cash is the 3 VV note maturing Feb. 15, 1983.
Higginson Corp..
<■ / "Y,/';•■/ IY Y;Y',:.\-v>
Y-'-/'' y->^:y,YY:Y//,//'
In view Of the large volume of municipal and corporate new issue marketing that
manage
■
has agreed
and Lee
has occurred, it
Co.
set
Shares
„
last• Thursday, the Treasury also announced -it will offer $800 million^
in short-term bills, maturing Dec. 7-Jan. 2& in 1962. Holders of $3,000 of maturing
slated for the owners, and the $4,140,000 SOUTHERN REALTY & UTILITIES CORP.
convertible debentures With warrants for 41,000 common shares via Hirsch & Co.,
.
'
ratio; the disappointing pace of the output- and consumption of, the economy; the-;
satisfactory yielcs that bonds do offer, even with their relatively high price, for this
stage of the business cycle; and the swollen supply of individual and institutional1
savings seeking the most profitable outlet commensurate with safety and stability.
With respect to today's bond yields, the Treasury offered a generous yield of 3.81%
-for the 33/4% bonds; 3.97%
1964
porate debt securities are the Sutro Bros. & Co. underwriting of UNITED IMPROVE¬
MENT & INVESTING CORP.'s $2.5 million.convertible subordinated debentures
•
&
&
stock
common
severally
has
underwriters
announced
may /materialize, but corporate senior debt
handfnL-of—small—issues^—The largest cur-'
a
and
terms
the company
agreement,
issues will take place
this Election and Veterans holiday week. I'The '
activity for the lean week of senior debt securities will come from the
municipal sector with two bids totaling $23,757,000 out of a total of 17 bids amount¬
ing to $55 million for offers of $1 milli.on dr more. There are several large corporate
*
financing
.
heaviest
calendar consists
Additional
—
'
;
municipal
on
Ccrp.
Additional
share.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
in
with
SIDNEY BROWN
'Y
".
issues in the
Coffin
175,000 shares of this firm's common
per
follow:
vending
A well deserved respite from the recent heavy flotation of corporate and,
equity issues
Putnam
Details—Our Oct. 30, 1861 issue reported the
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
.
■
.
Univend,
offering
machine
New
Anderson
financing
a
was
Univend.
American
country
vending
to
amount,
undisclosed
an
American
consolidation
company
IV.
> //■
of shares of
individually,"
/ '
' '
' *
Southeastern
stock purchase
stock
of
Vending
Industries, according to John
of VI. Vending Industries will become a
wholly-
transaction,
involving
949.
p.
of the
each
equipment financing end
a
strength and market
said Mr. Hopson.—
{/.
'
' f; '
company
possessed
neither
that
White
of
Inc.,
Industries,
brings
potential
vending
and flexibility in
to
the combined
experience
leasing,
lessor of automatic vending machines, an¬
negotiations for the acquisition of; Vending
and
that
30
Oct.
on
its
Ind
Corp.—Acquires Vending
Uni-Vend
American
Monday, November 6, 1S61
...
$920,992,941(601)
larger forthcoming corporate
CO., equipment trust certificates; $4 million WISCONSIN MICHIGAN POWER CO.,
Total corporates
*$1,593,171,440(698)
$1,525,171,141(681)
bonds; $13.2 million CONTINENTAL BAKING CO., debentures; $10 million DALLAS
Y Y
LIGIJT CO., preferred; $50 million PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL TELE¬
POWER &
Total municipals with dates-^-,...
$861,190,000
..
.
Data
*
in
(87)
$934,376,000
//
>
-
parentheses denote number of issues.
*
$21.9 million in three preferreds with
Includes
dates and
(90)
-
less with dates and
INDETERMINATE
Corporate
FEDERAL
stocks
and :'bonds____
RESERVE PREPARES
$1,600,000
WAY
million HAMPTON, VA.; $5.2 million IRVINE
million MARYLAND STATE ROADS
COMMISSION, MD.; $16,415,000 NEW HAMPSHIRE (STATE OF); $20 million ORE¬
GON (STATE OF); $6,285,000 SAN JUAN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, CALIF.;
$17 million OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT, NEB.
Week of Nov. 20-24:
200,000 shares of ASTRODATA, INC., capital; $10 million
CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE INVESTORS, Beneficial interest; 300,000 shares of
COMBINED INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA, common; 1 million shares of SIERRA
RANCH
•
FOR
THE
Last Week
-
-
$1,500,000
TREASURY
the Federal Reserve's open
market purchases has kept
a
capital; $6 million SOUTHWESTERN RESEARCH & DEVELOP¬
250,000 shares of TRANS-LUX CORP., common; $60 million
CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO. OF N. Y., INC., bonds; $5.5 million GIBRALTAR
FINANCIAL CORP. OF CALIF., debentures; $35 million TEXAS EASTERN TRANS¬
Nov.
favorable environment for
tion
now
for price inflation
should the recovery change to
a
...
sudden, faster rate Of
.
.
:
generally, besides the Fed's interventimnary
efforts are these factors: The lack of alternative
earning opportunities dn the stock
market during this recovery because of the
extraordinarily-high price/earnings
up
-
common;
And in MUNICIPALS—$5,050,000 LOWER SOUTHAMP¬
(STATE OF).
vYl v
Week of Nov. 27-Dec. ■ 1:
$6,103,000 ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS, INC., common;
360,000 shares of BARTON DISTILLING CO., common; 740,000 shares of HANNA
(M A.) CO., common; 1,743,000 shares of WATERMAN STEAMSHIP CORP., com¬
mon; $30 million PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CO., bonds; $7,905,000 equip¬
ment trust certificates; 100,000 shares of preferred and $15 million in debentures of
NATURAL GAS PIPELINE CO. OF AMERICA. And in MUNICIPALS—$4 milliop
SEATTLE, WASH.; $160 miPion FLORIDA TURNPIKE AUTHORITY, FLA.
; y „.
.
■ November 2, 1961
MISSION
1961, total government securities held by the Fed was $28,313 billion.
previous high was $28,276 billion on Oct. 11, 1961. Last Oct. 25 it Was $27,957'
billion, and a year ago, on Nov. 2, 1960, it was $27,641 billion. There's no doubt the
Fed is giving more than a considerable push to the Treasury—it
may lay the founds
1,
The
.upward improvement.
'
Helping to keep the demand for bonds
CO.,
MENT CO.,
the government market.
On
DISTRICT, CALIF.; $12.5
WATER
CAPITAL
The Treausry could not have picked a better time to announce its
refinancing plans
in terms of the paucity of offerings this week against which to
compete. Certainly
■
DIS¬
AUTHORITY, GA.; $4
HIGHWAY
BACKLOG
This Week
Total
CO., debentures; $25 million CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO., bonds.
MUNICIPALS—$30,750,000 ASCENSION-ST. JAMES BRIDGE & FERRY
TRICT, CALIF.; $5.5 million SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIF.; $100 million TRI¬
BOROUGH BRIDGE & TUNNEL AUTHORITY, N. Y.; $35 million GEORGIA STATE
$14,125,000 in four preferreds without sales dates; $12,105,000
TOTAL
in
$11,635,000 BUFFALO, N. Y.; $20 million LOS ANGELES FLOOD CONTROL
offering
equipment trust certificates with dates; and 56 issues of $300,000
120 of those issues without dates—some of these
issues are regular and not "Reg. A" filings.
;
"
1 ADD: $8 million Sheraton Corp. of America 7.5%, capital income sinking Y
Fund debentures to corporate data.
or
.
And
AUTHORITY, LA.; $4.5 million LAKELAND, FLA.; $4,250,000 AMARILLO, TEXAS;
tentative
in two
.
.
PHONE
CORP., bonds.
TON MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY, PA.; $30 million OHIO
-
•
•
Volume
Animal
•
Number 6105
194
Co.
Insurance
Offered—Pursuant to
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock
Common
America
of
&
40,000 shares of this firm's common "stock at
$15.50 per share. Proceeds will be used by the company
for expansion, including becoming licensed in additional
BUSINESS—The
New
of
1;
Aug.
195?.
principal
of
As
8,
1957
-
'tricity
r
31,
1961,'
'
calendar
.%77'7
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
net
Stock
($2
par)__
the
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
terms
in
and
for
a
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
-Aug.
194, p. 109.,?
.,7: .'7
.
preferred
cumulative
stock
4S 180,000° pommon
and
;*.
^ Slight
The
of
acquisition
1888
in
decreases
31,
For
7,
1961,
by
J3&3
is
a
would
stock
share¬
Reznor
share
of
exchanged
in
each
be
subject ' to approval by Reznor's
special meeting on Nov. 2.- - -v • ' Reznor,
George
is
sales
in
.
the
of
one
Cct,* 5
largest
'
•
'
the
for
nine
;
V,
months .ended
of air cbn-r
manufacturer
-11
">'*-7'
net sales totalled $21,975,389,
$21,983,272. reported last year.,
--1 months
with
income,,
315.
p.
7
7'7-: "7 7 >«V.
7
this
by
J94,
.
,,
earnings
and
reported
were
Dine
the
Net
-
heating and electronics equipment.
compared
after
this
amounted
taxes,
as
year,
$977,619
tq
and
equivalent
was
to
61'/a.cents per share on the
1,581,860 snares of common 6tock
outstanding. For the same period last year/ the company reported
net earnings of $1,104,606, or 69'/a
cents per share. '
►
-
R.
E.
third
President;
Moore,
resulted in
quarter
When
net
that
noted
pickup
a
improvement
an
over
in
orders during the
months report
the six
approximately 20% . By comparison,> at
the end of the nine months, the earnings decline was reduced by only
11%
undef last year: He added that the company's backlog of orders
:
DIVIDENDS—Atlantic City Electric has paid common stock dividends
7*
continuously since 1919. It paid $1 a share in 1959, $1.10 iii 1960 and
$i;20
through
October.
1961.
Directors
declared, a 34-cent-a-share
.
shares
479,975
founded
ditioning,
this
for
shares.
Moore, Eell & Gossett President,
shares of B&g common for
conditioning and electronic equipment.
Aug.
issue, included $84,670,000 first mortgage bonds, 300,000 shares of $100
par.
exchange
an
on
:
acquisition of
of stock basis.
proposed
1814
Sales and Net Off—
it
1931/ adjusted
31;
,
6,000 shares.—V-
air
-
City- Electric plans to use proceeds to repay
notes—all of -which represent funds used for
to provide funds for all remaining 1931 construc¬
in 1962. /, f
'K;
believes
Pa.,
Mercer,
the
conditioning1 and elebtronic equipment.—V.
air
;
company
said
announced
shareholders, who will vote at
Reznor,
bank
some
23,
producers of gas-rfired unit und ducc heaters. The cpmpahy/s annual
sales, volume is over $7 million, ■ Bell & Gosett manufactures heating,
12
will need
some
$12,500,000 additional funds-to complete the 1962 construction
program,
7 ,*77-" 7.7;V1 7'7
""7''7 "77. 7'-'' 7.;
■'
Its
budget calls for $22,771,000 construction outlays in 1961 and
$21,876,000 in' 1962.: / :«;\\7v/7,. ■ "v./- C ' -7777 •;v%
7"'%-
purchase agreement,
the underwriters- named
below have . severally
agreed to purchase from the company and the company has agreed
to sell to them severally the respective number of shares of common
stock set opposite their names, as follows; aggregating 40,000 shares.
Bernard M. Kahn &"Co.; inc.; 34,000 shares and John H. Kaplan &
Co.,
the
operating revenues were $40,129,162 • and
dividends $6,256,912, or $1.57 a common share. ,/
total
CONSTRUCTION ' PROGRAM—The
4,166 shs.
,
contained
conditions
preferred
outstanding
tion
90,015 shs.
4,166 shs.
:7
/
and
1960,
construction—and
Outstanding
104,596 shs.
.
Convertible "preferred stock ($1/ par)---,-
after,
'all
FINANCING.
Authorized 77
,"777' .7: '>':;7,>;%777,,. ■v,7^'7"7
rt.'.rt-, *
Common
GIVING
year
31,
in
receive
transaction.
90
.'•.'.'PROCEEDS—Atlantic
,
CAPITALIZATION
the
-
dividends
the entire period of the-.company's operations.
The company has not paid any dividends since its organization and,
as of
March 31j 1961, had an accumulated deficit of $190,142. ' 7
'
•
;:77.
1;
revenues
He
E.
R.
to
will
Reznor.
elec-
Oct.
on
Manufacturing Co.,
According
southern New Jersey-communities.'It
and water and delivers by-product energy
v.
company
holders
377
some
steam
•
transmits
and
generates
The
-
Reznor
months
ended
1961 were $42,131,29fr. Earnings after payment oi preferred
were
$6,694,362, equal to $1.68 a common share. For the
Aug:
surplus fupds in the aggregate amounted to $158,148 (capital
$104,196, surplus $53,952), representing a decrease of $190,142 from
that paid
in originally, which amounted to $348,290.
This decrease
in paid in capital and .surplus, occurred as a result of continued under¬
during
in
process,
duPpnt' plant.
a
Electric
City
3
Bell & Gpgsett Co,—Proposed Acquisition—
Offered—East¬
-
which offered on Nov. 2,
group
REVENUES—Totaloperating
and
writing losses
and-sells, it
also-furnishes
to
the company is at 92 Liberty
the company's paid in capital
of
office
March
V ''
under the laws of the
commenced operations on
and
Co.; Inc., headed: a
BUSINESS—Atlantic
j.
incorporated
was
March
on
The
„
New" York.
St.,
S.,*and provinces of Canada.'
company
York
Co.—Common
Electric
200*000 shares of this firm's common stock; at $51. per
share*.-777"
'•
V
offered
states of the U1
City
Dillon, rUnion Securities & Co. and Smith, Barney
man
1961 offering circular,
JBernard M. Kahn & Co., Inc., New York City, publicly
State
Atlantic
:
Oct. 27,
an
(1943)
*
Is
earnings
considerably
quarterly dividend payable January 15, 1962, to. shareholders
record Dec. 14,. 1961. The additional common
will be entitled to
off
were
higher
than
a
194r
ago.—V.
year
315,
p.
:
regular
7 Apco
the
for
of
-Oil Corp.—Appointment—
National
First
•
of
stock
common
corporation.—V.
the
194,
951.
p.
I: Applied Electronics Corp, of New Jersey
" ::
Gains, New Contracts—
'
corporation1 of
Metuchen, N; J; reported on
earnings for the six. months ended June 30, 1961.
announced receipt of .contracts for the development
meters
for
the
Project Mercury capsule and
a
The
"
satellite.
sales
Net
after
income
the
for
approximately
•
.
.
Oct, 12 sales and
The company also
of solid-state tele¬
major surveillance
.-7'
calls
the
of
telemters
solid-state
p.
for
project
long-term
a
calling
the
for
,
the
on
Exchange.;
American Stock
Babcock
193,
"
BUSINESS—The
y^n i
be
to
are
Bankers
of debt and i-..V
\
,
incorporated
was
Jan.*-15,
on
The
creating
for
used
life
a
insurance
the
under
laws
personal
property.
v,,.
,
/
7
;
-
'-►"-
Oct.
on
stock
and
their December meeting. '
t-v
will
Shareholders
shares
>
at
monthly
mortgage. due in
installments
of
$2,500__
first
stock
Common
193,
7
7
7'
7,'•<
cents
(20
$110,000. / *
4,201,000 shs.
$150,000
;
.
15,000,000 shs.
par)__
'
.
.
Chemical Corp.—Common
Armorflex
Oct. 30 of 147,975 shares of
stock, via Fairfax In¬
Corp., Washington, D. C., at a price of $2 per
Public offering was made on
the
company's
vestment
100
common
par
.
approve
public interest and ownership."'-
increased,.
an
•
-
...7-,
•
.
authorize
incorporated under the laws of
1961, under the name of Alco
Chemical Corp.
On Sept. 12, 1961, the corporate name was changed
to
Armorflex
Chemical Corp.
The executive offices are located" at
BUSINESS—The
N.
1100
The
uses.
as
waterproofing,
painting,
for
"
..
.
used
products
proprietary
...
the development and manufacture
and preservants, glue, sealants, and safety non-skid sur¬
well as certain custom made chemical vehicles for special
caulking,
facing,
19,
corporation is
the
of
was
April
on
North Miami, Fla.
125th St.,
E.
business
chemical
of
corporation
Delaware
of
State
•
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
will
allowance
underwriter's
to
%
-
.
after
corporation
the
to
amount
-
deducting
$229,259.50.
The
priority shown):
proceeds
research
equipment, $10,000; • establishmnt of sales organization, $15,000; in¬
ventory
expansion, $45,000;
promotion 'and marketing of products,
$30,000; additional facilities and equipment, $65,000; research and de¬
velopment, $30,000, and general working capital, $34,259.
.
..
will
be
used
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
of
order
the
(in
follows
as
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
cents).—.—^—
purchase warrants,—
stock
Common
(par
stock
Common
10
Outstanding
*1,000,000 shs.
29,595 shs.
338,905 shs.
29,595 shs.
July 31,
;
,
.
:
-*
corporation
of
price
to
SEC
the
43
supplied
be
on
:
,
the
in exchange
for all
Inc.,
having
an
of $280,812.
;
»
'
Bliss Co.Ohio
Net Up, Sales Down
Proposed
—
company,
Oct.
on
annouiiced
25
that net income
to $20,644,315 for the comparable period of
quarter
theTirst
amounted
to
months
nine*
$1,840,216,
the
of
current
1960.
fiscal
1
1
year,
,
net
,:"
income
share, as compared with $1,315,947, or' 95 cents per share for the same period in 1960.
Sales in the
first nine months Of 1961 were $57,547,486,
compared to $62,786,510
for the same period last year.
of
All
sales
income
the
of
losses
the
$1.38
or
figures
for
of $231,153;
of
asset
the
per
the
19
or
Die
year are after the non¬
per share, resulting from, the
Division and the properties at
current
cents
Supply
Toledo.
Business
in
general
approximately
For
compared
as
Portland,
of
disclosed
Oct.
President
acquire
Bliss
and
&
by
of the Portland Copper & Tank Works,
W. Bliss Co. of Canton, Ohio, was
made by Carl E. Anderson.,
is
such
of
exchange
in
the largest employers in the Portland area.
also
It
produces
missile
high
temperature
ground
handling
«
\
'
Bloomfield
holders,
flame
after-burners,
as
assemblies.
'-^V.M90; p: 2615.
Building:
honeycomb
equipment,.
t ►». ..'.ul
Industries,
Offered—Pursuant to
mon
director and general manager
Inc.
Under the plan Bliss woulrl
the Portland firm owned entirely
for securities of the E. W. Bliss Co.
Hugo,
Works,
leading fabricator of stainless steel and high temperature alloys
as
a
manufacturer of major jet engine assembly components
a
well
as
statement
Harmon
Tank
Portland Copper Is one of
It
at
31,
E.
joint
a
outstanding, stock
all
the Hugo family
by
•
for
in
Maine,
in
25
Copper
of
Portland
of
the backlog stands
$32,500,000 as' of Dec.
and
to
anticipated.
are
Agreement for the acquisition
Inc.,
good,
continues
$56,000,000
remaining three months of this year continued profitable
the
operations
broadening and improving
the company's
the
field of electronic testing equipment;
$300,000 for repayment of bank-loans; and the balance for working
capital.
The company now has outstanding 673,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which Bolt, Beranek and Newman Ino., owns 11.89%'
and Ritter Company Inc.
12.03%. Two directors, Forrester A. Clark
and Robert D. Harrington, own 10.07%
and 12.62%, respectively; and
Clark has an indirect interest in additional shares.
The prospectus
states that as a result of the sale of additional stock the book value
of outstanding shares will be increased from $1.40 to $2.77 per share.
$200,000
products
stock
Co. of Garvey and DeLanes Jewelers
aggregate pro forma net book value
Besco Jewelry
per
recurring
Organized in 1958, the company is primarily engaged with the de¬
velopment. of electronic equipment and techniques performing specific
operational
functions
in
the
geosciences,
including oceanography,
meteorology,
seismology and
ionospheric phenomena.
However, the
company's major revenues to date have been derived from the manu¬
facture and- sale of proprietary products to industry and
government
agencies.
The
$1,300,000 estimated net proceeds of this" financing
will be used As follows:
$260,000 for development of
signal analysis
equipment;
proprietary
its capital
of
outstanding stock of Besco Jewelry Co., Besco Jewelry
ended Sept.
30,
1961
amounted to $855,002, or ,65
share, as compared to $377,083, or 27 'cents for the prior
Sales for the third quarter this year were $19,209,544, as com¬
-
Leon St., Boston, filed a
Oct. 27 covering 160,000
amendment).-
by
160,000 shares
1961
Canton,
For
shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by
Qj, D. Fuller & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to
be
supplied by amendment.
Also included in the statement
are
an
additional 30,000 shares underlying five-year
warrants to be
sold
to
the managing underwriter
at lc per warrant
(the exercise
with
states.
pared
Corp.—Common Registered—
registration state¬
Bay State Electronics
The
various
in
year.
' :
.
The
1960.
ment
1961
Brown,
Sacramento,
Richmond,
at
for
share.
the
cf
shares
a
M.
to Brown
of
cents
1,332,118 shares outstanding out of an authorized total
of common stock.
Shareholders will be asked to
total of 6 million shares of common stock.—V. 194, p. 738.
million
additional inventory
short-term indebtedness
of
used to repay
has
company
William
(E. W.)
the company had
2
stocking
the
will be
to
purchase inventory land-fixtures for eight additional
photography departments in-discount department stores
issued
-
stockholder
of
•
Acquisition—
increase
pave
proposed stock split is expected to become effective shortly after
approval of the increase in authorized shares. On Oct. 9,
The
Stock Offered—
the
the '
;
outstanding. 245,000 shares of capital stock, of
president and board chairman, owns 83.3%.
September 1961, pursuant to a plan of reorganization, the company
'L.7'
to
asked
be
at
purchasing and administrative organiza¬
a
and
area
and the balance
of the issued and
.
in
current
inventory and fixtures of six jewelry departments presently
incurred
The
7*
f'7 Eaxter last split its common stock in December, 1959, also on a twofor-one basis.
The, proposed dividend increase will mark the fifth consecutive year
that the regular quarterly dividend rate has been
ened
;
;
1447.
p.
be
In
Split—
as
thereof
a
special meeting on Nov. 20 to
a
operates
by the holders
time at prices
<
wholly-owned subsidiaries through which it operates
and photography departments In leased space in low
metropolitan
which
(
—V.
of the
1961
two-for-one split of the company's
scheduled .consideration of a dividend increase for
approved
16
to
v
10
jewelry and
to be opened during
-
time
from
operating in discount department stores in and around the greater New
to
■
.
sold
be
may
•
,
markup department stores (discount department stores) and two retail
credit jewelry stores. Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of
additional stock $300,000 will be used to repay short-term indebtedness
Incurred and to be incurred In connection with the purchase in October,
therein,
acquire, manage and
d'Alene, Idaho was formed to
Coeur
of
Directors
common
the
of
its
jewelry
York
or
company
-7-
company
for
book value of $171,843 and cash in the amount
a
shares
otherwise
or
of sale.
retail
_
Baxter Laboratories, Inc.—Board OK's
77
It
1953.
which
market
tion
in authorized
the way for the stock
.v 7 split.
At the December board pieeting, consideration will be given a
proposal to increase the regular quarterly dividend .of 614 cents, on the
year ended June 30, 1961, was $371,277.13... Its net loss from its in¬ :
ception to June 30, 1961, is $986,601.54. •
•
: proposed splits share basis, by 10%.
° • ■ 7..
v.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
;
William Br Graham,' President, said, "We expect that the-increased
i
number of shares will result in greater availability of stock and broad-;
Authorized
Outstanding
6V2r/c
$3,157,
Co.
company
Arizona
also
,
Co.—Net Up—
Wilcox
&
control ,real. and
•
is engaged in the business
of
processing black and white and
color film and print materials.
Its processing plant is located at 2 North 30th St., Phoenix 34, Ariz.
The company has lost money since its inception.
Its net loss for the
of
terms are to be supplied by amendment. The
includes
(1) 15,000 shares underlying warrants issued
underwriters, initially exercisable at 110% of the public offering
and
(21
35,000 outstanding shares
previously issued by the
company
to H.O.M. Jewelry Division of Kansas City,
Mo., Inc. in
time
acquiring interests in existing life insurance companies.
7
with rights to expire Nov. 24. The offer,
being underwritten includes an oversub¬
througl) underwriters headed
Volsin & Co. The public offering
underwriting
and
open
scription privilege.
State
the
price,
of
company
Proceeds
record Oct. 25,
will be used for the repayment
with
Registered—
Washington St., Oakland, Calif., filed a regis¬
SEC on Oct. 27 covering 150.000 shares of
of 1328
statement
exchange for assets of
*
corporate purposes.
;7:»\
\7>
the
to
reported on Oct. 26 that its net earnings for the first :
nine months of the year were 14f/o higher than for the like period of »
I960.- Earnings
rose to $2.46 per share during the period, compared
with $2.15 a year ago.—V. 193, p; 2540.' /
;
'
100,500 additional common shares at 22 cents per share
on
the basis of one new share for; each share held of
Proceeds
cumulative
'•
\
appointed sole transfer
preferred stock of the company.
been
Enterprises* Inc.—Stock
company
statement
In
company
Color Film Processing Laboratories, Inc.— ^
j
Bankers Savings Holding C»., Inct^-Files With SEC—
Offering to Stockholders—The company is of¬ *.-7 The corporation On Oct. 23, *1961 filed" at "Reg.UA'' covering 120,000
fering to its stockholders the right to subscribe to 2,coinmoj^ sharps'id be offered at par ($2.50-per share ) without wider-
general
has
capital stopk, to be offered for public sale
Columbia, a privately
Arizona
not
Besco
This
.
Rights
is
City,
Yorlc
dividend
1839.
p.
Co.—Appointment—
New
price
>J1ti
which
194,
tration
present customers and-to continue its program of product diversi¬
fication;", Avis added. .
....:° ,7 7,
7- 7 -77/7, ■
■ ".-.'7, < -7
;;
design
surveillance satellite.—V.
advanced
Co.
agent for $4.50
—V.
its
559.
an
its-Operation's in'the electrical field.
Finance
Trust
f
.
1
is
t:
Firm—^
showed sales of $9,790,065 and $309,860 net income.
On the 289,501
Outstanding shares, this amounted to $2 per share
including full year .earnings of Mackworth G. Rees, Inc. which was
acquired in mid-year.
'
,
'',,7. • !
7
7
Mr. Avis said the Columbia plant would be modernized and expanded
and that the company would operate as a division of Avis.
"The com¬
bination will make it possible for Columbia to offer broader service to
Electronics
contract
second
Bankers
by Kleiner, Bell & Co. and Rittmaster,
The
The
Beneficial
77. v 7. ,%77%
V
manufactures a wide variety of panel and switch boxes,
metal conduits, and fittings for industrial and home use.
;
1960,'the
development
' \
firings.
t
.
;
-
Corp.—Acquires Metal Box
77 The stock of Avis is listed
six-month period totaled $426,847, an increase of
over sales for the entire 1960 fiscal year. Net
amounted to $54,984 as compared to a net operat¬
Applied
for
-
wireways,
reported that one of the two con¬
by
the company of a 90-channel
PDM solid-state telemeter for use in the Project Mercury capsule.
It
is understood that Applied's telemter will be used in all future Mercury
of
Officials
• •:
owned company,
six months of 1960. Earnings per share totaled
10.7
cents
on
512,106 shares outstanding as of June 30,
1961. The
company
reported that its current backlog is running in excess of
$600,000 as compared to approximately $100,000 at this time last year.
tracts
1379..-V'-v'- v
p.
Avis Industrial
and expands
$75,000
taxes
194,
77r;.,V.f
?
This. manufacturer
of electrical ^ and automotive equipment, has
acquired- the Columbia Metal Box Co.; Inc., 260 East 143rd Street,
Bronx, N. Y.; it was announced Oct. 18 by Warren E. Avis, Chairman
of the Poard.
The terms of the sale were not revealed.
7\
This is the fifth'acquisition for the Avis firm in the-past two years
Reports
—
:
>
V.-.r"
:
.■
-
dividend.—V.
the first
loss for
ing
.
this
°4'.*7
City Bank of New York has been appointed registrar
an
Inc.—Class A Com¬
Oct. 31, 1961 offering cir¬
cular, Lieberbaum & Co., New York City and associates
publicly offered 300,000 shares of this,firm's class A
common
stock at $5 per share. Proceeds will be used
.
*
Of
1,000,000
for
reserved
are
be
the
194,
granted.—V.
shares
issue
upon
p.
of the common
exercise of the
Plans
granted
30,000
or to
1609.
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Associates Investment
boards of directors to consider a
Acceptance Corp. of Omaha, Neb.,,
Bend, Ind., were announced
calling meetings of their
for
proposal
authorized
stock
warrants
merging
for
into
Oct.
of Securities
Investment
Associates
Co.
of
South
17
jointly by Clarence L. Landen, President of Securities and O. C.
Jr., Chairman of the Board of Associates.
exchange ratio of six shares of Securities Acceptance common
for one share of Associates Investment common stock is being
Carmichael,
An
stock
considered.
Landen
companies
of
that
such
a
merger
would
manufacturers
extensive
William
country-wide
Dana
Seibert,
financing service.—V.
194,
p.
Savers, Inc.
compares
shares
(&
Subs.)—Net Increases
with
$5,993,793,.or
$1.87
a
share
on
the 3,206,582 common
Sept. 30, 1960,
outstanding at the end of the nine months ended
Income
459,087,
before
against
taxes
in
the
$12,057,529
first
in
three
the
quarters of 1961
like period
totaled $14,-
of 1960.
1961 was
73 cents a share
in the third quarter of i960.
Income before taxes was $5,228,477, com¬
pared with $4,687,372 for the third quarter of 1960.—V. 194, p. 1155.
Net
income
after
taxes in
$2,595,320," of 80 cents
a
the three
months ended Sept. 30,
share, against $2,339,118,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week teyery Thursday -
account of the fluctuations in the rate
843.
Life
and subsidiaries for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1961 reported consolidated net earnings, after taxes,
of $7,102,609, or
$2.20 a share on the 3,233,632 common shares then outstanding.
This
company
Treasurer;
Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate. 2-0613);
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U.
Street,
On
two
complement each other geographically with negligible
branch facilities. The surviving company, which would
Co., would thus have the ability to offer to
and distributors of consumer and industrial products a
THE COMMERCIAL AND
NOTE:
unite
Investment
Associates
more
said
that
duplication
be
Carmichael
and
Beech-Nut
The
or
BUSINESS—The
under
formed
was
company
of
laws
of
the
construction
3355
Poplar
Delaware
on
Ave.,
Memphis,
20,
June
1961,
Tenn.,
for the
Harry Bloomfield and his associates all
of the issued and outstanding capital stock of
16 corporations, 15 of
which own various interests in
real property hereinafter more fully
described
and
one
of
which is
engaged in the general contracting
acquiring
of
purpose
from
business.
in
Late
chief
of
1960,
executive
combining
formed,
and
Harry
officer
Bloomfield, the company's parent, promoter,
principal stockholder, conceived the idea
and
of the various corporations that
which he and his associates were
all
in
he had theretofore
substantially inter¬
ested, into a unified corporate entity.
Mr.
estate
Bloomfield
owned
by
proceeded to obtain appraisals of
those various
corporations from
of
most of the real
independent real
appraisals and
his associates,
appraisers.
On the basis of those independent
economic analyses made by Mr. Bloomfield and by
estate
Publishers, 25 Park Place New York 7, N. Y-' ^ct^.2"95J0' ^
davl
Other offices*
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical!isiit Kew York N Y
February 25, J942, at th$ pwt ottlce .at New Y o^t,iein Dominion of f anada, $68,90 per year. Other yotth
-ug*-..
and advertisements must be made in New York fundi.
Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
S. Possessions, Territories and Members of. Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year;
of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
by the company for the acquisition of land,
buildings and working capital.
of
135 S. La Salle
under the Act
$73.00 per yeai-
^
4
(1944)
negotiations
ral-ions,
these
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
begun
were
involved.
Mr.
In
7
instances,
some
with
the
of
stockholders
Bloomfieid
corporations:
his
and
each
associates
the
of
and certain
the
of
all
•
minority
were
unable to arrive at mutually satisfactory terms
of ex¬
change.
In other instances, certain
stockholders
proved adverse
to
the proposed exchange.
Wherever it proved impossible to obtain the
change,
consent
all
of
corporation
the
After
stockholders
the
of
question
in
?-'7
exchange.
negotiations,
protracted
Bloomfieid
and
corporations
all
to
of
and
of
Builders,
of
' 7 -Y
of
15
of
Inc.
contracting
,'"7 •'':'7 ' 7;.,
satisfactory
ratios
stockholders
the
Southern
general construction
and tentatively agreed upon.
•
the
YYY V
Mr.
acquired
of
by it.
In
all of the persons
July
GIVING
7
Mortgages
and
notes
A
common
Class
B
common
EFFECT
-
payable
(10
cent
(10
offer
to
be
accepted
was
by
FINANCING
Authorized
4;.^
v
Outstanding
$7,425,464
—__—
3,000,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
par )______
underwrites
300,000 shs.
between
925,773 shs.
/
below
named
into
have
joined
Lieberbaum
&
in
Co.,
which
to
pursuant
company,
the
>any—has—employed—the—underwriters—as—rts—agents to sell on a
or nothing basis" 300,000 shares of its class A common
stock
for
$5
per
share.
The underwriters have agreed,
subject
to
"best efforts all
certain
conditions,
shares
of
class
to
A
their
use
efforts
best
sell
to
all
these
of
300,000
stock.
common
Shares
Shares
Lieberbaum
&
First
Street
Broad
Street &
Morris
—V.
Co
135,000
45,000
45,000
Corp._
Co., Inc
Cohon
194,
&
Co
Goodkind,
50,000
,
112.
p.
America,
This
3,000
3,000
1,500
said
in
January,
holder
the
of
in
six
This
with
tal
to
stock,
will
be
which
for
made
will
on
Organized
list
the
shares
the
Delaware
text
company's business
cultural
and
estimated
editorial
work,
at
underwriter
law
to
in
June,
create,
and
offering
of
cost.
no
the
1961,
oesign,
main
company's
develop
educational
general
will consist
composition,
capi¬
of
The
or
none
basis by S. B. Cantor Co.,
share selling commission and $20,625
principal stockholders have agreed
and
publish
works.
a
Ultimately
publishing books
in all fields of
paper back.
The
Of the $545,000
activities, both hard back and
not do its own printing and binding.
proceeds from the stock sale, $150,000
net
registration
a
shares
share.
literary
will
company
is
books
filed
137,500
per
two
the
to
outset
of
covering
sale at $5
all
per
company's
under
at
selective
cents
York,
New
27th
public
efforts
75
a
St.,
51st
Oct.
on
for
best
a
The
13,750
objective
West
SEC
offex-ed
receive
deliver
339
the
be
expenses.
to
of
company
statement
is
will
be
for
used
plates,
printing, binding and publication
teaching in secondary school, college
to create, publish and promote by
mail order and
direct mail to libraries
and
consumers
a
group
of
basic reference works, self-help educational
books and encyclopedias;
$125,000 for editorial work; " publication and promotion
of a
varied
educational series in the fielfct'Txf English literature, both hard bound
and paper back editions, including many of the Omnibus Giant Classics
titles
owned
by the
cdmpanyp and $125,000 will be added to the
general funds of the company as additional working capital.
of
series
a
and
of
text
books
graduate school
The
for
level,
$145,000
into
of
acres
plus
for
aggregate
total
a
of
to
of
$10,000
and
such
shares
of
12,000
shares,
new
creased
present
about
book
$2.09
subsequently
to
value
issued
certain
of
cents
78
share
per
cost
no
After
persons.
share.
per
at
This
of
company
registration
shares
of
sale
will
be
in¬
V
of
which
5440
statement
Highway
with
stock,
common
will
receive
of
the
Ave.,
SEC
which
Jacksonville,
Oct.
on
27
500,000 shares
69c
share
per
statement,
underwriter
at
35c
a
The
expenses.
the
shares
at
50c
share
per
is
company
materials.
sheet,
shower
flower
pots,
The
concession,
at
cash
a
cost
in
mated
selling
be
net
beverages,
veloping
balance
received
$450,000
this
in
The
The
know
be
the
concession
sale
of
acquisition
the
applied to
working capital.
general
the
shares.
The
sell
to
A.
lists
prospectus
amounts
other
26
from
ranging
700,350 shares and
owns
to
50
selling
sell
may
stockholders
ais
bu <;■"
share.
per
upon
Lurie
exercise
»
receive
option
be
the
ment
sold
to
the
him
in
engaged
has
It
and
the
plastic
developed
bath
tub
and custom
and
is
enclosures,
made plastic
industry
and
is
it
also
selling
plain
baffles
plastic
conditioning
which
for hot
cup
the
units.
has
it
and
shell
to
cold
of
purpose
offer
of
plastic
decorative
panel
preparing
converter
a
decorative
and
for air
drawings for
pre-engineered house which it plans to
a
as
de¬
home
all
to
The
$5,000
as
27
offered
be
will
which
interests
each,
St.,
for
on
sale
—V.
in
October,
P.
Goodman
Colman
$73,693.
The
(including
$100,000
of
homes,
first
full
and
by
promote
sales
year
of
the
for
$1,067,000
payment
to
open
provide
its
$53,572
six
estimated
Lurie
for
national
a
offices
and
the
operations,
months
net
said
stock)
advertising
warehouses
will
and
July
be
to
increase
off
pay
product tooling,
addition
654,302
Small
a
to
agement
officials
stock
in
1958
and
expenses
for
applications.
stock
book
He
split.
share
as
a
as
the
stock,
group
of which
promoter
a
assignment
the
of
an
sale
the
23.5%.
of
Lurie
his
and
stock
his
has
outstanding
and
53,875
man¬
shares
as
offered,
be
a
patent
result
present
increased
of
and
to
of
units
214
and
and
unit selling
of
the
by
of
holders
the
1,
that
net
$4,434,479
almost
share
total
38%
manufacutrer
sales
for
compared
to
$389,045
to
as
basis,
earnings were
525,000 shares of
of
the
of
ended
year
shoes,
Sept.
30,
$3,819,766
in
1960.
thereof
at
such
prices
opposed
$282,097
last
74c
and
common
to
54c
respectively
Irving
the
Siegel
limited
original
as
and
partners,
partners.
purchasing for
of
purpose
general
as
Inc.
and
Hanover
The
investment
Corp.
Holding
a
Realty Co. to acquire a fee title
furixiture, fixtures and equipment for
$2,685,000;
$900,000
contract)
on
and
man
Corp.,
is
the
own
the
entered
sole
in
stock
and
the
class
B
per
a
Schleifer,
common
debt
to
The
The
stockholder
price
having been
subject
J.
Schleifer
nominees
The
including
purchase
title
of
principal stockholders
Colman and Goodman are
underwriter.
property,
to
of
Hanover
the
of
deposited
first
a
mort¬
Properties,
also
of
from
itial
on
Nov.
are
paid
Taicher,
20,
to
1961
the
on
stockholders
class
President
of
B
stock,
the
of
all
record
of
Nov.
which
is
3.
No
cash
owned
by
dividends
Leonard
the
Holding
principal
general
Col¬
of
The
Chase
Manhattan
transfer, agent
pp.
1716
for. the
and
New
York. City,
stock
of
the
has
been
& Hutzler
On
to
bid
99.6587
for
a
4*4%
bonds
the
The
New
corporation
Since
York
for
1956,
Stock
trading
Ceco
Exchange
on
shares
Oct.
have,
26.
listed
Its
been
the
ticker
now
Rock
Island
Sept. 30—
Everts
traded
common
on
the
is
stock
the
over-the-counter
the
an
all-time
an
increase
consecutive
month
month
of
1961
$166,625,829
were
the
period
of
8.3%
or
I960...
redemption
Co.,
Dec.
on
stock
share.
at
Y.—V.
N.
31,
$125
Payment
193,
1961, 3,600
share* plus
per
will
be
made
at
2005.
p.
the
d
'•
Net
ry.
—V.
Dec.
on
10,434
1961,
31,
shares
through
its 5^2%
of
New
York
15,
Y.—V.
N.
194,
it
announced
Financing Arranged
will
borrow
million
$35
Bank
expansion, bringing its total long-term
Long-term debt on Sept. 30 was $20.5
of
New
York;
National
and
and
Trust
Y\-Y;Y%y,
Treasurer
will
run
of
to
million
Bank
is
being
borrowed
be
20-year
a
Chicago
Cleveland.
Chicago-based
/'..'Yy.Y'
Y;:v. 'Y
of
the
$15
is
over
of
Chicago;
Bank
of
said
million
$20
Bank
Co.
National
concern,
additional
Repayment
'
•
&
Society
distributing
an
First National
Bank
and
Vice-President
and
from
for
within
period.
•' "Y-Y
-
Mr.
•'
.'••
;
/":.v
Holders O Split—Net Up—
This
leading
holders
23,
meeting
sales
1961
food processor and distributor,
Oct'. 12 reported that for the
totaled
corresponding period
from
$116,954,755
a
year
and
ago,
at
earnings
its
annual
weeks
12
with
compared
stock¬
ended
$111,569,919
increased
Sept.
the
in
to
$1,866,104
share
compared
$1,822,211.
equivalent
were
cents
49
for
the
to
50
cents
per
weeks last year,
12
common
based
the
on
3,695,417 shares
outstanding at Sept. 23, 1961.
Stockholders
approved the
five-for-four split of the
corporation's
proposed by the board of directors on Aug. 23, and also
increase in the number of authorized common shares to
stock,
common
approved
an
7,500,000
from
5,000,000.
additional
The
8,
1961
shares
stockholders
to
the
on
of
stock
split will be
distributed
Nov.
on
Oct.
record
20, 19-61.
Nathan Cummings,
anticipated that our first quar¬
terly cash dividend on the "split shares, which will be paid on' Jan. 1,
1962 will be at an annual rate of $1.10 per share.
This would be equiv¬
alent to $1.37 Va on the present shares, or an increase in the dividend
Chairman
coupon.
rate
priced to yield from
maturity.—V. 194, p. 1504.
Pacific
&
RR.—Earnings—
of
the
of
stated:
Board,
approximately
Cushion
1961—Month—1960
to
1961—9 Mos.—1960
$
$
ij>
revenue,
15,202,564
16,277,936
154,586,664
162,890,923
oper.
expenses
12,996,918
13,705,868
121,516,467
"It is
to
be
Oct.
on
offered
for
used
at
debt
the
over
With
Inc.—Files
corporation
be
15%
filed
23,
"Reg. A" covering
a
($10)
par
$1.20."—V.
present
194,
953.
p.
SEC—
without
20,000
underwriting.
capital
Proceeds
are
repayment,
equipment and working capital.
Cushion of 2736 W. Palm Lane, Phoenix,
is engaged in the manu¬
facture of rebuilt airplane shock absorbers and an
improved electronic
129,459,877
ignition
system.
2,205,646
2,572,068
33,070,197
33,431,046
532,031
248,918
6,768,338
Irving Trust Co., New York City, has been appointed
6,636,147
income—
oper.
194,
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
rail¬
operations
way
for
the
stock
common
of
the
corporation.—V.
194,
transfer
agent
1717.
p.
1505.
p.
David & Dash, Inc.—Common Registered—
Childcraft Equipment Co., Inc.—Files With
The
corporation
common
Co.,
shares
Y.
of
Oct.
on
(par
Inc., N.
Childcraft
and
E.
to
to
are
23rd
marketing
filed
1961
25-cents)
Proceeds
155
20,
be
be
used for
The
the
for
children
design,
of
the
10
Full
in
O'
volume
than
20%
restaurant
for
the
the
previous
025
against
will
be
Linder
made
will
Prigal,
$13,000
sell
each,
and
7,500
shares
fiscal
for
for
the
while
11th
net
and
came
months.
$1,815,557
year
to
July- 31,
consecutive
income
coffee-roasting
resulted
1960.
year,
1961,
to
reported
topping
1960's
sales
company
Earnings
record
came
3,700
The
net
stated
to
income
that sales
62
cents
of
for
$2,153,-
per
share
3,000
company
from
a
crease
sales
is
pay
at
the
the
from
to
10
which
will
to
Kampf
per
$8,500
share,
and
filed
a
108,000
met1
share.
all-or-nothing"
basis
10,800
$6.50
Fla.,
covering
at
receive
underwriter
$5.50
Saul
cents
25
sale
If all
expenses.
underwriter
grant
at
Miami,
Oct.
public
"best-efforts
a
Inc.,
for
Ave.,
on
for
a
60
cents
shares
additional
a
per
as
the
$5
a
are
per
sold,
shares
at
five-year option to
share. In addition,
finder's
grant
him
a
fee,
sell
like
option
to
shares.
engaged in the designing,
converting, importing and
primarily in the drapery,
estimated
net
proceeds
the stock
sale
will
be
applied to repayment of notes payable
bank
($138,000)
incurred for general working capital,
to in¬
distribution
due
will
shares
purchase
upholstery
comparecf with $28,014,472
in
an
19%.
rose
$33,728,906
This
for
ending
company
him
Corp.—Record Highs—
the
chain
year
12
Nuts
to
will
SEC
offered
on
&
cents
Miami
the
be
and
commission
company
North
with
stock, to
purchase
corporation,
more
2445
statement
common
offering
share
in
of
Stirling,
by
working, capital.
N.
Y. is engaged
educational equipment
shares
of
company
registration
"Reg. A" covering 65,000
offered at<$3, through Gianis &
a
St.,
of
This
SEC—
age.
Chock
The
of
CCP.
28th
corresponding
Broadway,
Francisco;
stated.
Earnings
oper.
Net revenue from
by
symbol
Brothers,
reached
being obtained from Metropolitan Life Insurance
City Bank of New York, Irving Trust Co. and
months.
Datom
194,
Listing—
Butler
of
$23,407,148,
the
the
of
for
120
Illinois
San
18
next
The
The
Products Corp.—NYSE
ap¬
employees.
0...Yv-
National
Everts,
processing
shares
1839.
Steel
are
covering
were
4.30%, according to
Chicago,
increase
Ceco
mil¬
Workers
salaried
Corp.,
were
preferred
million.
are
Manhattan
—
reoffering,
3.20%
appointed
corporation.—V.
$299
Y'Y
stock,
\/-.#y.v-
the
the
Bank,
sales
Products
same
Trust
sources
$50
funds
borrowed
tenant.
as
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Equipment Trust
Offered
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. was
manager of an underwriting group which on Oct.
31
purchased $2,400,000 of this firm's equipment trust cer¬
tificates (No. 3 of 1961), due May 1, 1962 to Nov.
1,1976,
inclusive.
The group,.bid 99.04 for the bonds as
4Vss,
setting a net interest cost of 4.25%. Salomon Brothers
nursery
common
■
'-YYY-'.'Y:
monthly
per
company
J.
food
into
Apartments Operating Corporation,
about
First
H.
partners
taking
development
Appointment—
against
new
over
the
called
York,
the
1,
America,
stock¬
partnership
by
Certificates
L.
company.
as
and
assets,
compared
short-trem
Y;
.-
production
months
$1.75
Hanover
Continental
with
company,
an
current
1961,
and
the United Auto
labor agreement
and
City
for
of
insurance
new
Chase
stock
which became publicly owned in October, has declared
quarterly dividend of 121/2 cents on its common stock, payable
million,
for the month
1960. This is
cumulative
New
million.
fee title
contract with the partnershin to sell the
property
for $2,823,000 payable $963,000 at closing, $1,785,title subject to the first mortgage, and $75,000 to the
original
limited
partners
by
issuing
to
them,
limited
partnership
participations in the partnership.
The property will be operated by
at the end of both periods. Earnings per share for 1961
basis of the 600,000 shares
currently outstanding were 65 cents.
the
mil
series B at $50.6875 per share; also not
1,844 shares of its 5%
cumulative preferred stock, .series A,
per share.
Payment will be made at The Marine
of
and
outstanding
on
year
were. maintained
Cash
year.
.yY,-,
a
1961,
of
nine
preferred
Nov.
bank
on
combined
in
has
l'/c
partnership
the
contract
a
total
($50,000
cash
taking
by
the
are
Schleifer,
of
payable
balance
the
is
Goodman
and
holders
have
and
Schleifer
gage.
climbed
On
year.
on
its
dividends
Co.
On
all
per
income
this
$170
Net
30,
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Private
,
sale.
to
amounted
1961
Net
$323
of
f""
-
quarter.
last
uf
with
period.-^
Sept.
loss
valued
and
per
announced
months
net
a
months
share.
a
421.
Co.,
Railway
Railway
women's
of
$50,625
p.
limited
$
Miami-based
at
commission.
original
15
by the original limited partners, also
time
Goodman
for
Period End.
This
to
increased
first
corporation
Trust
Properties,
share.
Caressa, Inc.—Annual Report—
$2.84
of
as
company's
in
632.
p.
than
more
$5,000
at
a
30c
$1.01
time
y-;-.
time
have
the
cumulative
partner¬
to
the
land
and
315
apartment project situated thereon located in
Elmhurst, 111., and known as the St. Charles West Apartment. Schleifer
shares
to certain
rights
53,875
will
to
$50,000
16.5%
owns
received
being
stock
development,
loan,
developmental activities
all of
additional
of
outstanding
$300,-
pre-engineered
as
company
Lurie
for
follows:
as
program,
limited
sale
working capital.
general
as
indebtedness,
received
After
value
$357,000
and
certain
shares of common
a
to
compared
1960
third
the
the
first-mine
nine
sales,
The corporation has called for redemption
operation of the sinking fund, not more than
efforts basis by Windsor
per
all
or
of
of
assembly operations to
set up a division for the
Administration
Business
stock
used
sales
1961
with
local services to dealers, $100,000 to
componet parts for shell
homes
as
well
$100,000 for product and equipment research
$60,000
31,
the
from
nroceeds
had
company
ended
sales
944,847
year.
Manufacturers
Registered
limited partnership organized under New York law
with Jack P. Schleifer, Eugene L. Colman, Norman
1961,
formed
was
Charles
1961,
of
with
resulted
the
equal
first
same
sales,
30
For
v!".I
,
Unit
year.
compared
truck
Sept.
million
amounted
$153,816,305
accrued
propose
The company is a
Jan.
31,
and
the
same
1960.
division
sales
194,
The
registration state¬
a
in
best
a
$500
a
some
filed
$1,070,000
public
receive
offered
be
the
at
Y.,
N.
covering
sold,
are
may
prevail
may
42nd
Oct,
on
Co.—Securities
offering will be made
Inc.,
such
000
loss
last
shares.
35,000
Realty
60 East
of
SEC
interests,
unit.
to
to
Apartment
company,
with
ship
a
74,250
granted
the
pe-
from
of Chrysler and
million, compared
sales
$1,431
period
534,518,
total
of
end
1961
this
resulting
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.-—Partial Redemption—
Charles
This
for
$46,000
to
snares
will
an
ux
and
30,
631.
for
shares
all such
who
the
of
during
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
has outstanding >7,117,753. jshares of common stock, of
Guadana, Bernard^ Gp^dana - and Odie Seagraves ,o,wn
shares each and may sell all such shares, and Comp"a;ua
Hondurena,
months
figures represent sales of the Ben Franklin division, Scott
Variety stores, T. G. & Y. variety stores, the Herst-Allen Co., rack
jobbers and the Butler Brothers department stores on the west coast.
as
Petrolera
nine
demand
These
shares ?
and
to
share.
the
totaled $446
at
second
the
over
stock,
112,003
purposes
postponement
a
production
dollar
million,
of
for
September. Sales
over
September,
Sales
Robert
S.
the
in
preceding
company
which
as well as conventional house builders.
The prospectus states
although organized in 1958, the company has devoted most of
its energies until January, 1960,
toward acquiring a plant site and
equipment and developing products for sale.
For ' the
year
ended
to
high
area.
additional
of
corporate
Hearing Postp'd
Cily Products Corp.—Butler Net at Record—
For
9%
the
740."
p.
1960.
car
in
9%
or
securities
p.
which
in
found
company's
towards
194,
for
$2,150,000,
trucks.
same
ended
a
$25.1
sales
at
million
merchandising
gas,
2,000,000
that,
Nov.
—V.
The
oil,
in
months
Oct.
in
of
1961,
the
totaled
business
total
levels
Sept.
of
of
to
as
amount
of
to $2.28
earned
and
amounted
in
decline
nine
first
the
for
cars
26,
the company
engaged in negotiations towards
proximately 60,000 hourly-rated
of
the company's primary asset was acquired
$41,400; and the company also issued 7,005,000
such
acquisition. Of the $2,451,750 esti¬
be
at
As
which
what
model
trucks
equal
million,
of
marketable
has not made sufficient
possibilities
company
to
to
are
from
will
to
future
upon
data
194,
company's working capital and cash positions
$385
lion
cash
in
the
working capital,
with
acres,
area.
was
automobile
of
months
defense
7%
$3,592,557
1961
authorized
has
third-quarter
million
and
company
at favorable
or
with
applied
be
addition
builders,
such
it
production
any
1962
of, the
for
$135
or
The
is
about
proceeds
will
an
any,
which
of
$84,318,
the
if
partnership interests held
574,250
offered
commission
company
is
developing a sandwich-type
trademarked "Panel Master," a thin wall
plastic
In
from
made.
be
connection
and
at
filed
Fla.,
covering
to
are
The
sale
which
for
area
SEC
results
level
subsidiaries
cars
Chrysler's
totaled
of
All
1,800,000
low
nine
million,
the
lion,
conti¬
Caribbean.
the
in
of the hearing in its New York Regional
whether to vacate or make permanent a prior
reduced
$2,386
result
a
$20.5
1960,
and other
gas
Honduran
approximately
Hamilton
The
000
As
sole
the
and
first
of
passenger
of
wholly-owned subsidiary of The Pure Oil
whereby the company has assigned to Pure
that applies to approximately 10,000,000
sufficient
minerals,
shares
If
1958.
net
the
in
seas
of
area
in
and
territorial
profits
can
obtained
or
other
or
per
public sale by the company and 74,250 shares, being outstanding stock,
by
Robert
Lurie,
President.
The
offering
will
be
made
at
$2.50
per share on a best efforts basis bv
ida Growth
Securities, Inc.,
raw
exploration
the
sales
the
financial
generally
as
the
well
-operations
to the company. The company has entered
predicated
is
and
representations
studies
Securities,
in
of
against
year.—V.
Corp.—Shows Loss—
wholly-owned
of
of acquiring, holding and
Republic of Honduras, giving
right
taxes
last
1961,
shipped in the first nine months of
a
concession
the
the
an
Republic
the
For
all
concession
share in future
a
operations
no
an
Campbell-Lurie Plastics, Inc.—Common Registered—
to
the
the
$4,303,025,
taxes
suspending a Regulation A exemption
registration with respect to a proposed public
Chrislin Photo Industries Corp.—V. 1S4, p. 1611.
change-over to
with
company
shares
for
with
corporation,
of
part
of
to
income
for
temporarily
by
company's
as
the
prospectus states that the company has 110 significant operating history
and the
offering price for the securities is not justified by current
has outstanding 127,000 shares of common stock, of
which Abraham Leeman, President, and Leon C.
Leventhal, SecretaryTreasurer, own 57,500 shares each. They originally purchased 127,000
the
Ohio
an
that
laws
the
the
departments
asigned
agreement
an
Co.,
have been
to
riod
13,
Act
stock
Chrysler
The
purpose
by
production and exploitation of oil,
Honduran
shelf, tide-lands and
concession, except as to
said
the
granted
concession
such
right of development,
minerals
for
1961,
concession
a
under
organized
company ..was
Panama
developing
order
of
reflect
counsel,,
question
Securities
offering
$19,664.
persons
the
on
of
to Nov.
30
Commission
for
four
amounted
for Federal
provided
was
request
Oct.
from
outstanding stock,
the
and
offered
be
Provision
Chrislin Photo Industries Corp.—SEC
Upon
from
shares o(. common stock, of which 494,250 > shares
public sale by the company and 7,005,750 shares,
which may be offered for sale by the present
holders thereof from time to time in the future. The offering will be
made
at
$5 per share without underwriting.
Of the 494,250 shares
being
offered
for
the company,
112,003
shares
are
to
offered in
connection with an offer by the company to the purchasers
of such
112,003 shares to rescind such purchases and to return the purchase
prices. According to the prospectus, during the period from Sept. 8,
1960 through the spring of 1361, the company sold such 112,003 shares
to some
74 persons
without registration under the Securities Act of
1933. Included therein were shares sold prior to the company's incorporation in January, 1961, "under the mistaken impression that the
company had been incorporated in
the spring of 1960." Such shares
were
sold in behalf of the
company
by Odie Seagraves, Warren J.
Nelson, Lester Stillwell and Stan Bialeck, all stockholders of the com¬
pany, at prices ranging from 24 cents to $4 per share for an 'aggre¬
gate of $105,686.50, of which the company received about $86,022.50
to
are
taxes,
$1,777,000
covering ,7,500,000
being
before
1960.
while
whose address is Edificio Banco Atlanida, Tegucgalpa,
C., Honduras, filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 30
the
Publishing Corp.—Stock Registered—
shares outstanding compared with 53 cents on 3,394,920
outstanding the prior year. A four-for-one stock split was
by stockholders, last November.
'
,-Y
• /Y
>
fiscal
Sold
company
nental
Caldwell
Inc.—Stock
Central American Mining & Oil, Inc.—Common Reg'd
The
17,500
Neufeld,
Jordon Co.,
Inc
Irving Weis & Co
Sprayregen, Haft & Co.
3,469,430
Office
Seidler &
Flomenhaft,
Co., Inc.
of
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
approved
Privately—
27, 1961, it was reported that 50,373 outstanding
$10 par shares of this Illinois corporation had been pur¬
chased by Diversifax Corp. (formerly American BowlaBowla Corp.)
afore¬
corporations
PRESENT
.
underwriting agreement fentered
managing underwriter, and the
the
TO
par)
cent
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
16
exchange
-7
..
Class
that
1961
the
of
shares
p.
Income,
Cemeteries
informally
YY-- ■ Y
to whom it had been addressed and was consummated.
CAPITALIZATION
>
of
all
of
on
the
194,
estate
the
the cpmpgny made a formal exchange
on June 36, 1961,
the stockholders
all
to
million.—V.
is a major supplier
construction industry.
1504.
1912,
for
services
and
$78
in
founded
company,
products
exceeded
year
Oct.
D.
Thej-eafjtef,
offer
Chicago
building
last
were
7
■"
to
real
Tennessee,
company,
•
proposed ex¬
the proposed
from
,■/YT•
exchange
mentioned
the
to
excluded
was
Y
The
metal
Sales
stock¬
holders
unanimous
of
of
"
,
Mr. Eloomfield
market.
corpo¬
controlled
,
.-.
of
and
sales
outlets,
decorative
curtain
fabrics
fields.
representation
for
promotion
by
of
for
The
use
$433,000
establishment
the
company's
of
about
Cartier
10
additional
Mills
Division
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
The Commercial and
.
.
and
for
inventory
for
such
for
division,
general
advertising • and
promotional
purposes,
to
purchase
inventory
for
required
export
operations, and for general working capital.
addition
In
149,325
and
to
shares
David
N.
certain
indebtedness,
the
of
common
stock,
of
Snyderman, 'Secretary-Treasurer,-
Davidson
Bros.,
has
company
which
Pnilip
Inc.—-Proposed
Dash,
shares of
President,
The
each.
31,
The main office of Davidson
Merger Off—
Midwest
Bros,
Bros,
77777:/ .:7;A'. 7 • P.;
is
at
A-77 7^■
retail
due Dec.
at
1,
the
1965
at
Chemical
St-reet-r—New -York_15. N.
100%
plus
Bank
Y.—V.
180,
sales
the
Trust
30
Deer Park
registration
of
shares
of
which
-public sale by the company and a" nno Ai~es,
by
the
an
all
&
holders
or
which
Bear.e,
The
will
box
cookies.
will
be
corporate
Net
added
wide
a
be
variety
77
This
used
working
w
" m-.
President,
144,400 and 85,498 shares,
own
60c
a
and
is
10c
ities
Bay
which
of
gen¬
Richard
operated
in
engage
respectively, and
the
been
last
nounced
month
stockholders
to
by
of
which
Diana
Tex-Mart
for
will
Corp.
Inc.,'
signed
was
itself
states
membership department stores, it was an¬
Samuel D. May, President of Diana Stores.
with the mailing of the annual report
the fiscal year ended July 31,
1961. The agree¬
nucleus
of
plained.
opened
sales
had
been
negotiations
report
were
department
a
located
between
the
that
store
Industries,
in
San
Nov.
on
for
Inc.
and
in
5
potential.—V.
7
has
two
Austin.
form
Mr.
ex-
known
is
second
is
Gulf
as
/annual
an
Mart.
expected
The
Electronics,
has acquired all of
company
Sign
the outstanding
stock
filed
Y.,
(sold
shares
share.
per
Also
expenses.
sold
the
sold
at
on
Of
$115,000
will
of
related
of
purposes.
sale
to
is
ment
the
as
and
to
under
operate
present
the
book
and
in
stock,
electronic
highway
facilities
for
the
be
Dorsett's
.
Division
piants.—V.
Products
194,
Duffy-Mott; Co.,
Division
will
the
218,
to
Phoenix.
Proceeds .are
"A
Phoenix,.,is
Electronic
A:
<
•-
manage¬
the
Net
:7-;'77'*;777
7; .7:7
89%
an
Inc.—Sales
increase
.
income
ended
with
income,
last
$387,142
also
at
June
the
in
peak,
a
30, sales
like 1960
rose
and
The
of.
46,000 shares,
being
outstanding
It
produces apple
apple
under
Net
juice
the
sold
products sold at retail including apple sauce
the "Mitt's" name and prune juice sold
under
"Sunsweet"
also
It
name.
This
produces
"Clapp's"
baby
foods.
Beane.
.
terms
sold
rants
or
line
Mott's
owns
48,600
17,550
of low-calorie
certain
to
shares
of
common
shares
and
shares held in
foods.
16
to
proposes
sell
which
of
shares
15,000
he
is
hold
trusts,
10,000
shares;
10,000
and
Eileen
shares,
shares
aggregate
an
McGirr
of
owns
shares
35,100
shares
25,000
(not
pri_
shares).
5,000
Ia
v-rtam
u±
and
to
sell
proposes
and
propose
to
sell
Dcnald
and
M. Klock,
a
Vice-President,
sell 6,000 shares.—V. 193, p. 805.'
proposes to
including
co-'■'•iks+p*
a
mary beneficiary, which trust also proposes to sell
addition, Mr. Meinhold and certain ocher persons as
other
17,775
owns
Duulap
&
Associates,
Inc.—Common
Offered—Domi-
Dominick, Inc., New York City, offered publicly
on
Nov. 2, 75,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$13 a share.
Of the total, 60,000 shares were sold by
the company and the balance by eight stockholders. :
BUSINESS—The
is
company,
engaged'primarily
whose
in providing
a
head
office
in
is
wide variety of
Stamford, -Conn.f
scientific,
research,
engineering, consulting, development and other services to the
Services, other governmental agencies and private industry.
These
services
fessional
search
Other
and
factors
development,
services
personnel
conducted
human
skills:
are
and
evaluation
education,
welfare
and
activities
and
and
of
within
three
engineering
and
management
the
major
to
been
research,
company
E.
of
the
of
GIVING
financing
p.
($1
EFFECT
TO
A.
par)_
systems
agent
p.'
and
1840.
Lazard
problems
in
Stock
Registered—
Road
North,
the
for
$100,
in
PRESENT
500,000 shs.
The
the
of
diodes
reliability,
.
7
devices
for
to
silicon
and
lighter
weight,
alternating current,
to
reduce
the
rectifiers,
controlled
size,
longer
life
resulting in
and higher
Since January,
devices.
holders,
the
bank
and
1961,
the
which
&
&
Dodge
which
have
recently
follows:
as
accounts
and
incurred
been
receivable;
used
were
reduce
to
to purchase
(c)
commercial
new
accounts
production
certain
addition.to
of
shares
1.000.000
indebtedness,
common
stock,
the
of
and
company
which
has
Joseph
outstanding
Strick,
Board
Chairman, Gerald J. Widawsky; President, and Hershel Toomim, Execu¬
tive
Vice-President,
own
45%>,
22.5%- .and
22.5%,
respectively.—
V.
193,
for
relating
National
the
7.
FINANCING
Outstanding
228,222 shs.
Island has been appointed transfer
registrar for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 194,
'.
•
•
■
J'
650
Blunt
650
Alex.
of New York has been appointed
of the corporation.—V. 194, p. 1613.
City.Bank
stock
common
corporation
common
shares
Proceeds
ment,
are
(par
to
research
Energy
these
be
and
Me.als
manufacture
on
and
of
for
debt
development
1326
sale
of
Garnet
energy
machines.
Equitable
This
tion
of
company
statement
junior
Blair
Ellis
650
650
Inc._
Francis
Clement
of 674
repayment,
and
working
650
with
the
subordinated
SEC
210
210
Simmons
210
&
Sons__;_;
210
210
duPont
I.
A.
&
Co.__,
&
Evans
210
"7
Co.,
7-.,,
210
210
210
.
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
500
—
210
—
Pacific Northwest Co
&
500
—
Rauscher,
410
210
Co.,
Inc.
210
;
-A
Co.-'Al:—--
Riter
410
Co..
&
Pierce
410
Inc.
Schwabacher
&
210
Co.—
&
210
F. S. Smithers & Co.—_—_
410
410
J.
Weeks
&
Hutton
Co.___
&
Higginson
7
G.
H.
Walker & Co
210
Julien
E.
Walston
.
210
,
&
Co., Inc.2
Watts & Co
Barth
&
210
110
Co
110
410
Collins & Co._____
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc._
410
Norman
C.
&
Corp.______
Co
Allyn &
Dick
Co..
310
,
Securities
American
Dominick
Estabrook &
Inc.
110
Hooker
110
310
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.
110
310
310
Co
Nolan, FlemingHibbs & Co., Inc.
W. C. Langley & Co._
McDonald & Co
A
B.
Roland
Model.
—V.
194,
110
—
Robert Garrett & Sons
J. A. Hogle & Co..
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Putnam & Co
William R. Staats & Co.__
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
110
110
110
Folger,
W.
110
110
Eiseman & Co.
310
Dominick____
&
W.
310
310
Corp._
Merle-Smith:
&
fc
Fay,
110
Inc.__^.___
________
310
Inc.
3i.0
Stone___
&
—______———17
110
1054.
p.
Family
Nov.
Corp.
Finance
Sachs
man,
—
Debentures
associates
and
Co.
&
debentures were priced at 99y4%
7 The
and
plant relocation,
FEATURE!?-—The
at
Oct.
14,
operation
through
receivables.
company^
PROCEEDS—The
subsidiaries
company
mainly
ing
to
in
the
direct
senior
1,
loan
EFFECT
Oct.
convertible
27
due
1977
Reg'd—
50,000
senior
senior
notes
notes
due
due
due
April
debs,
due
Oct.
senior
1971..
1,
1971—
1,
1,
1979—
15,
1981—
notes
subordinated
field.
TO
PRESENT
9,500,000
9,050 000
10,000 000
25,000.000
5,000,000
6,500,000
notes
notes
1A 1S8IAstock
stock
(par
(par
2,750,000
uue
—
due
AAAA—S50)_i—,—-—
$1)—
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
underwriting
6,500,000
4,750,000
2,750,000
subordinated
senior
Preference
the
$7,70U,UUd
5,000,000
9,500,090
9,050,000
10,000.090
25.000,000
due
-
1,
1979
junior
subordinated
Common
Outstanding
$7,700,000
notes due Sept.
1971
April
FINANCING
Authorized
4,750,000
Sept. 1,
1971_
senior subordinated
5%
51/2%
funds.
Feb.
due
Sept.
Sept.
notes
in
1, 1967—
notes
senior
lt
and
due Sept.
senior
Philadelphia, filed a registra¬
covering $1,000,000 of 6V2%
debentures
notes
promissory
1969
4.55%
general
365 offices in 241 cities in 29 states.
nation's sixth largest company operat¬
consumer
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
senior
its
company
subsidiaries had
believes it is the
the
1961,
31,
The
proceeds
add
company
holding
loan
sumer
will
of 201
W.
14th St., Wilmington is a
whose subsidiaries are in the direct con¬
business. During the fiscal year ended June 20, 1961, the
made some
600,000 loans totaling $281,823,260. On Aug.
BUSINESS—The
Delaware
capital.
Co.—Securities
to yield 5.06%
debentures, are redeemable, a^ the
100%' plus a premium of 2% from Oct. 15, 1971.
1972, and at declining premiums thereafter, and
of mandatory and optional sinking funds, starting
In
addition, starting Oct. 15, 1966, they may be redeemed
premiums, or without premium, in the e.ent of a decline in
REDEMPTION
company's option,
5%
equip¬
senior de¬
all sold.
were
through
5%
1981.
15,
due Oct.
— Gold¬
publicly on
Offered
offered
2, $25,000,COO of this corporation's
bentures,
5V2%
Broad St.,
on
310
Co
Granbery, Marache & Co..
Irving Lundborg & Co.__—
650
Inc
5%
SEC—
Ave., San Diego, is engaged in the
forming machines and products made
Discount
North
310
Co._.
Inc.
410
W.
3.80%
-
Credit .&
L.
R.
Aw
&
&
&
Brown
Baker,
registrar
Oct. 23,. 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 50,000
$1 ) to be offered at $3, without underwriting.
used
&
Courts & Co.__
650
Co.
310
:—___
William
410
5%
to
The
Anthony
BacQn,v Whipple
Hornfclower
4V-2%
Long
•
7
410
5,/a%
Emerlron, Inc.-—Appointment—
health,
310
910.
p.
First
310
&' Company, Inc.„
Day:
410
payable
equip¬
military business, in
an
amount of approximately $50,000; and
(d) to finance commercial
inventory end accounts receivable and other general corporate purposes.
In
agree¬
debentures
Weedq^ & Co. Inc
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
1966.
of
the
Co.7--
Tucker,
Hayden, Stone & Co.______
lower
existing;
of
,
Stroud
Co.
Hallgarten &
underwriting
amount
Wj, Pressprich &
Shields & Co. Inc
650
Jackson
&
the
of
R.
2,000
Co.
&
common
severally
Amount
650
____7
Clark,
of
have
000's
Inc
Co.
Bache
shares
below
names:
$6,000
Co
&
Webber,
pur¬
depen-
fund
Omitted
Co._
Witter
corporate
sinking
7,085,479
named
Securities
Becker
compared
Amount
Inc.
& Co.
St
J
were"
income
Net
shave,
a
general
2V2%
principal
Pierce,
G.
at
inventories
company's
the
Co._
Dean
A.
for
conditions
and
FMC
respective
Co.,
Smith
Weld
June
of
terms
—^
White,
before.
$2.61
omce
r
1961,
000's
Corp.
in
the
&
head
7
Omitted
Co.
Webster
(b)
then
in
loans
sale will be used
of
proceeds
use
$1,000
Exchange.
Sept. 30,
year
to
650
&
&
&
existing indebtedness representing borrowings
1961, from one of the company's principal stock¬
31,
loans
for
ment
bank
carrying
of
$200,000
Aug.
on
the preferred stock
existing
purpose
off
pay
each
Stock
military. Its
ended
the
and
650
Barney
Stone
for aircraft,
products
proceeds from
stock for
York
June 30,
1961, adjusted for this
$3,ia0,buo in $100 par value
stock; $675,500 in $100 par value
stock;
Co
Lynch,
Smith,
business of the company
converting alternating current
smaller
conversion
power
debentures
principal
vessels, -which depend upon power conversion
their vital functions. The company has been
of
certain
transistors,
net
(a)
for
by
Bank
the
Ripley &
Fenner
A
underwriting
also includes
warrants 'uo
price to be
a
subordinated
The
Wertheim
Sylmar, Calif.,
at
Cyrus
manage¬
'
Spencer Trask & Co._
7
7 7-,'. 7 ,••'7.77-7.77.7. 7
'77 7-'7," '77,/ "v.
1956,
production
sea-going
exercisable
and
'
,
7
7 7
Freres
Drexel
engaged in the manufacture and sale of certain
developed by it. The company currently produces
power conversion systems and amplifiers for military application, and
communication
and 'radio
control
devices f.for
consumer
application.
re¬
113.
National
a
7
■
Fernando
current and direct current
consumer
Dynamic Gear Co., Inc.—Appointment—
Security
also
to
7;;. 7
7
efficiency for such
company has also
to
Authorized
Stock
194,
7.
&
Curtis
at
shares,
93.5%
uebt;
Dillon, Union Se-
Huttion
F.
Paine,
pro¬
the company will be used
primarily -for refunding of bank loans, working capital, new office
facilities and research
and
development expenditures.
CAPITALIZATION
in
common
common
outstanding
be.ore.
underwriters
;__*
Merrill
$765,-
million,
1,518.89
,
equal
•
planning
research.
include executive search,
research
preferred
-
7:.
Inc.
.
before.
come
Energy Metals Forming*, Inc.—Files With
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
—V.
to
ad¬
Machinery and Chemical
and
agricultural chemi¬
machinery
for
food
the
for
proceeds
$4,000,000 of
of
preferred
from
Harriman
>
The underwriter will sell 4,000 of such war¬
William F. Taylor and pay him $4,000 as
price
fee.
perform
agriculture.
Common
7
$1.3
was
continuing
be
equipment,
year
long-term
their
curiuies
common
a
year
of
1962.
cumulative
to
Food
as
industrial
the
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.^
Johnson
Mr.
cents
the
offering price
and
amendment. The statement
shares, underlying six-year
underwriter
same
and
greater
and
psychological
testing;
and research on
safety;
areas
Armed
amendment.
organization
direct
to
to
&
the
the
Since
made
nick
of
public
by
common
by
finder's
using
indebtedness, the company has outstanidng
stock, of which H. E. Meinhold, President,
trust
a
half
last
30
are
'
rate,
to
at
missiles
company's acquisition in 1960 of Pratt-Low Preserving Corp.
and from general growth of business and may result from the addition
addition
*7:(
supplied
outstanding
supplied
a.
be
to
are
40,000
be
dividend
The
has
the
the
.7.
first
June
on
that : "orders
corporation of 12740 San
from
In
the
in
New
nine months
tne
use
——
filed a registration soaLement with the bJuC-on Oct. 3u covering lou.uuu
shares of cumulative convertible preference stock, $10 par, to be offered
for
public sale through underwriters headed by J. R;. Williston &
proceeds
728,105
backlog
and
pace."
from the company's sale of additional stock will be added
to working capital to
carry
the increased inventories and receivables
(or to repay bank loans incurred
for such purposes),- which resulted"
of
said
high,
$22,032
Electrosolids Corp.—Preferred
by holders there¬
basis through under¬
offering
15,
of
$18,737,820
payment
opposite
Easlman
As part of an expansion program, Electromagnetic Industries,
which
designs and manufactures electronic instrumentation and control de¬
vices,
recently obtained 60,000\square feet of production space in
Moultrie, Ga. Tbe company became publicly owned in August, 1960,
and has 255,000 shares of common stock outstanding.—V. 192, p. 897.
stock,
will be made on an all-or-none
Kidder, Peabody & Co. The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is a diversified food processor,
packer, canner and dis¬
and
record
7^'7;7A
writers headed by
tributor.
with
phases
may
shares
common
own
common
the
$275,139,466
$2.34,
will
$88,069,780
7;
reported
record
a
period.
$40,220,
was
to
or
Jose, Calif.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
Lehman Brothers
7'./,:/7;
were
of
on
services
the
with
purchase
forth
set
.
Double—Net
:77v.;.
net
in
the
100%.
San
was
or
March
subject
to
ment
•
in
-
has
recant recapital¬
outstanding were
convertible
at
shares
traded
,
agreed,
to
'
a
77
1981
10
UNDERWRITERS—The
,'7-AA.
Industries,
months
six
Johnson
Mr.
a
Laboratories
Registered—
months
including
Lee
Inc.—Common
1961
$16,563,244,
cumulative
A
:
•
and
oulstanding
and
stock.
of
compared
brisk
This company, of 370 Lexington Ave., New
York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Oct. 27 covering 200,000 shares of common
stock, of which 154,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the
company
the
3JA%
,.7
••
.ffU-.A?
us
'hum
■
compared
said.
1718.
p.
debt,
to
,
industrial
Ave.,
compared
was
engaged
various
then
preferred
Chairman,
producer
material
series
William W." Bones Investment &
to boused for acquisition of land.
by
A
32/s%
15,
is
and
Coleman
due
Files
—
400,000
100%.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering $258,903.52
be offered in units of $12,945.18 each.
The
underwritten
company
share,
development of automatic
and
and
1105
issue,
Exchange Commission—
Catp.'ix/.-KiablofWar#
For
control
Consumer
bank
res
shares,
formerly known
diversified
a
3%%
-.;7
,
Co.
&
FEATURES—The
the
increased
for
S800,-
terms.
same
in
Pursuant
class
Beard
into
common
tures,
Sayville, N. Y., for the first half of the current
fiscal year. D. J. Johnson, President of the company, predicted that
the full year's volume would run in excess of $1.6 million.
equipment.
7..:,7\7,.,"7.7 7 77
7;;7;-'.v
The new division is expected
to exceed $1
million in sales volume %
during the last half of 1961. It has manufacturing and office facilities
in Norman's south industrial park,
adjacent to Science Siuare. site ;
of
the
i—now
„
firm's
convertible
The
poses,
including the 22,500
will
" 7 '7/7.77 7':
mimbail
and
on
engaged
short-teim
par
Oct.
PROCEEDS—FMC
Oct. "19,
on
be
by
Highway Controls Division of Dorsett Electronics, Inc.,
expansion' "mf
the
Highway Signs
operations is
provide research
resale
are
common
the
and
due
and
to
of¬
sold.
are
is
with
.
value
7
•
Electromagnetic
immediate
an
planned to
s^ies;
for
iirefe-i""?''
wu
group
this
$315,565,839
company now has
Glassberg owns 74%
outstanding was 67c
then
additional
the
share.
company
7
shares of Highway
its
common
of
B
EARNINGS—Net sales in
esti¬
$245,000
devoted
equipment
be
$8,000
firmly agreed to purchase only
subsidiaries.
$100
Of
a
agricultural
at
from
The
which
of
shares
the
be
as
of
processing,
.
teaciiing
purposes.
shares,
140,000
of
such
and
.mission
u
.
baia.ice
new
of
BUSINESS—FMC,
cals,
.
continue
They
Corp.,
subject to the liabil¬
Long Island, a proprietorship
Long Island as a distributor
of
consist¬
to
are
debentures
may
be
redeemed,
at
the corporation's option, at
prices declining from 103'/8%
in the year
beginning Oct. 15, 1961, to 100% for the 1976' and subsequent years.
A
sinking fund, beginning in 1972, is designed to redeem at 100%
and accrued interest $2,250,000 debentures a
year.
of
under¬
acquire
199,160
REDEMPTION
The
share
per
to
in
President
all
were
included
the
to
10c
1961,
•
Company—,
Manufacturing Co. of Norman, Okla.
The transaction involved
exchange of shares, according to Loyd G. Dorsett, President of
Dorsett
Electronics, and Raymond Fischer,
President
of
the hewiy
acquired firm, ■
777 1 77'A7A7A •->/, I'-'. 'AAA oAA'
will
>
subsidiaries
outstanding
debentures
assets
.-.jV.o «;'•(.-• •?. J.~. * ,i
be
Signs
Signs
*u,u0u
class
3,094
officials
000,000
registra¬
a
80,000
units
In
securities
FMC
•'
7'', 77'7
selling
and
interests
an
Highway
public sale
The
Corp.—Debentures Offered—Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Inc. and associates offered publicly on Nov. 2, $30,-
opera¬
/:;7:77
$4
shares
September,
teaching
underwriters,
Up 89%—
Inc.—Acquires
and
year
'7
parts and equipment.
According to
completed prototypes and is ready to
mobile audio
recording
and
playback
stock
and
Doubling of sales and
Dorsett
N.
Eighth Colorado of 2727 N/ Cett^rat Avenve;
th& acquisition of-land in -Arizona. A
''-7- A'3'
1157.
p.
for
7,
in
of
the
the sale
to
per
Securities
The
similar
have
to
After
ReaLy Co.,
,
One
to
for
s^a'-es.
have
repayment
affected.
Gorson,
ment
of
for
The
not
were
S.
the
has
common
offering
volume
scheduled
one
of office
common
at
1
sales
for
2,516
then
shares.
elementary schools, higxi scnools, colleges and
value
joint venture
a
the
May
offered
21
.u
n
the
its
7 7'r'
report
acquire
would
company,
has
It
to
for
''
covering
shares
locations*
for
of
other
book
$1.32
With
.777-v .-■''7:77
The
Texas.
the
Hence
way
which
the
Texas,5 and
$10,000,000,
194,
under
7.stores
Antonio,
$9,000,000
printed.
operation
Division
;7Y'
Western
new
7 '.7;..
■
Tex-Mart
is
after
shares
$2,-
in
salaries
Eighth Colorado River View Investment Co.
.
coincided
merely
Western-based
and
and
invested
or
the
exchanged
electronic
production
for
sold
about
••
ment
two
of
189,500
31
which
.
from
proceeds
share.
per
a
Stores
Industries,
by
announcement
The
July
shares
signed
stock
of
sale,
needed
for
expenses
sale
22,500
Distributors
development
balance
27
Ls President, all 01
organizations
net
outstanding
The
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
stock
as
balance
shares
$12,0J0
5,000
■
the-company
the
continued
..
has
the
used
:
public
plus
and
equipment to be used for
mated
Stores
from
be
the
Vice-President
Oct.
on
for
A'-Y
;
line
prospectus,
industrial
all
the capital
operates the Gulf Mart
to
and
13,500
organized
Electronics
extensive
an
the
shares ,7
sell 32,400 and
i^spcwiyciv.
Four. others
sell amounts ranging from 3,500 to 13,300 shares.
The
such selling stockholde.s represent all the outstanding
shares of the company, for which a total of $90,000 was paid to the.
company.
•
77'
7 7 •'
agreement
business,- including
owns
additional
an
was
Glassberg,
of
SEC
share
Agrin.
Charles
of
Diana
receive
purchase
and
to
ization,
promoters
offered
are
company
to
An
proceeds
capital
Executive
and
the
be
per
Joseph
to
acquire
finance
and administrative
commission
share
at
propose
.
to
statement
writers
propose
holdings
vanced
1961,
be made on a best entires an or nothing Dasis d/ Eane
Inc. and Packer, Wilbur & Co. Inc., which will receive
to
Co.
per
the
in.
for
v ;
capital and
be
and
through underwriters headed by Paul C. Kimball
underwriters
company
activities
,
law in August,
security
of 136-05 35tn Ave., Flushing,
with
stock,
Securities
Danish-style and Ice¬
of additional stock
ou^.uaaing ^42,000
which
of
for
will
debentures
to
to
5
the
lending and insurance businesses.
Tue
net
proceeds from
this
financing will be added to working capital and may be used for loans
or
purcnases
of
receivables In the ordinary
couise
of its financing
five-year
a
of, and purchasing
arising in connection with
other purchases by consumers.
business,
and
officials
company,
The
■,
net
loan
as
finance
Board Chairman,
statement
finacr
commission.
right
The
paper
and
has outstanding
company
offering
R.
j.
uy
Oi
the
debenture.
Broad
offered
estimated
used
general overhead
'■ -.„7
management
Williston
of
be
the
upon
instalment
contracts,
Dakota
,7.717,. 7,7"
being outstanding stock,
$6.75 per share on
share
'inc
be
00j
stock,
debentures
per unit
The
statement
at
of
which
expenses.
.
made
neaaeu
<vn...o
per
from
funds and
general
purposes,
Vice-President,
Marks,
70c
a
will
to
are
proceeds
to
stock,
common
receive
manufactures-
company
eral
of
thereof. The offering
basis througu uin..
none
commercial
company's Manager
tion
shares
10,000
■.
-
common
$550
Co.,
to
underlying
.
6
at
Inc.,
issued
Edu-tronics, Inc.—Common Registered—
of South Egg Harbor Road, Hammonton, N. J., filed a
with
the
SEC
on
Oct.
27
covering
90,000
stock,
share.
per
Funds,
exercisable
cdst,
*
for $3 per share), of which
11.1%>, and management officials
as
a group
37.2%. Mr. Fiechtner also holds options covering an addi¬
tional 12,500 shares. 777"
7"'\7:' '7-7,7 7'.' "••77,77' Y''A*7 • X...-7.A...
statement
common
shares
dealer recourse
a
dealers
other
The
Baking Co.—Common Registered—
company
$3
at
Reserve
cash
no
under North
to
proposed
common
This
at
10,000
in,
will
Payment
Co.,
and
loans
$2,679,063.75
tion.
"7
1770.
o.
sale
by
$500
fered
1,000,000
selling commission. The
underlying five-year options
promoters
in
to engage
Fred riechtner,
interest.
accrued
York
New
covering
of
ing oi
filed
Dakota,
the underwriter, exercisable at from $3 to $4
of 1,000 optioned shares for each 100,000 shares
the
has called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1961, through
operation of the sinking fund, $38,00 of its general mortgage series B
made
shares
N.
to
for
store
bonds
26
public
basis
agency
dealing
of
company's
Davidson
company
be
for
v. ■
655,363.75
the
of
Oct,
on
■■
.
proposes
making
otherwise
to
will
*
the
or
Dayton Union Ry.—Partial Redemption—
3!4%
granted
SEC
City,
share
per
shares
share,
per
an
Valley
^
the
The
$4
be
and
store gropp, and United Whelan Corp., nationallychain, announced jointly Oct. 23 that "by mutual
principals
of
both
companies
have
discontinued
con¬
versations looking toward
the mergers of Davidson Bros, and United
Whelan."—V. 194, p. 1381.
drug
consent
to
on
The company was. organized
department
known
$3
St.,
offered
be
and
share at the rate
per
■
stockholders
to
30(i
a
112,500
officials
sold.
Of
Corp.principal
receive
will
includes
from
7'7"
Holdings
stock,
common
option to
Highland Park,
777.7 777 L'. ■ a -7 ■ '7
;•
with The
statement
management
purchase warrants to the purchasers of the notes.
Michigan.
East'Main
offering will be made
also
Issue—Oct.
1961, the company said it expects to place privately" in
November, $2,250,000 of 5W% subordinated notes due
1981, subject to stockholders' waiver' of preemptive
rights. The company stated that it will issue transferable
stock
registration
a
164
of
company,
which
Note
(1945)
Econ-O-Pay, Inc.—Common Registered—
This
outstanding
50%
own
Financial Chronicle
to
agreement,
16,000,000
10,000,000
200 000 shs.
----6,000,000 shs. 4,669,736 /a shs.
and • conditions ^set forth
has agreed to sell to
the
terms
the
company
■
6
each
the
of
has
(1946)
underwriters
severally
set
agreed
opposite
its
"
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
below,
named
purchase,
to
below:
name
and
each
principal
the
;
Abbott^
& Kraus
«fc
William
Bosworth,
Inc.
J.
Sullivan
C.
&
-
&
&
Co.
Hutton &
100
Inc.__,
Cpi*i%>-'-'
250;
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
750
500
Laird,
250
350
Lehman
Inc.
Co._
&
&
Francis
Bissell & Meeds_o—
Brothers
100
duPont
&
Co.__
,<
A./E.
500
Co._
I.
.'*
McDonald
The
350
Se¬
—*./■,
curities, & Co.____F-™__
Eppler, Cruerin & Turner,
F.
750
Eastman
Union
Dillon,
Evans
&
First
Boston
-_o_
Jafiray
&
Co
V/illiam
100
Co.___.
Stern
Folgef, Nolan, Fleming-
R.
Staats
Brothers
350
Stroud
350
&
&
Fusz-Schmelzle
Co.,
G.
We.theim
750
Wood,
Co.,
194.
Inc.
&
&
•*.
500
:
750
Cd.___
«fc
The
;>
The
of
In
Metallurgical Corp.—Stock Split—
Board
Directors
of
26
Oct.
on
stock
of
three-for-two split-up
effective Nov. 24, 1961.
Chairman of the Board,
approved
the
a
this action, Frank H. Driggs,
desired, by the stock split, to make possible a broadening
ownership and improved
marketability of the company's
of
it
that
public
stock.
He
stock,
as
is
said
that
control
ing
will
there
The
rate
be
record
of
cer.ificales
to
place
the
quarterly dividend rate,
cents
be
forms
made "on
be
common
which would
accomplished
at
Dec.
14,
rata
pro
a
rate
of
addi¬
an
The
1961.—V.
193,
,
of
nounced
sidiary
by
of
to
the
Kalvar
this
shafes
Circuit
the
new
of
features
are
Printer
Other
has
72%
a
been
new
is
owned
will
sub¬
add
developed
method
'
of
automatically
the
of
ease
opera¬
and
stability.
portable
unit
The
scribed
An
—
PROCEEDS—Fidelity,
proceeds
the
of
Goodman,
insurance,
Share, it
a
after
being
after
5,540,323
761,298,
a
President,
glass
coverage,
liability,
and
auto
inland
liability
liability
excess
the
20
or
cents
share,
a
366,100 shares
$57,194,
447,545
on.,the
number
same
Fiflh
With
of
Colorado
Securities
The
company
joint
for
venture
the
six
adjusted
months
ended
•*,/'
River
and
Oct.
on
outstanding
interests
shares.
30,
of
View
"
19,
to
be
offered
"Reg.
a
in
Colorado
of
2727
N.
Central
A"
units
at
Co.
<
.
Bones
Phoenix,
Ave.,
,
Florida
The company's
New
York
The
Stock
admitted
was
ticker
to
fend
.
unit.
per
Investment
trading Oct. 31
v"-y
symbol FFI.
is
Sept.
In
New
now
try
nine
30,
1961,
York
have
and
the
action
to
list
the
&
Fluorcarbon
In
i..e
today
the
on
y-
1
y"
u.
by
exceeded
lead-
a
stock
the
on
fact
that
during
the
last
grown,
ani.
total
nine
months
our
savings
ac-
at, an annual rate of
aniiual
rate
in
of
excess
over 33% , and our loans out¬
35%.: During this same period,
eState. loans outstanding had
million
company's
earnings for the entire
company's gfowth potential is '
®°"ie^indlcaUon of the
the
standing at
have
year
a
corresponding period
$192,255,237
for
$4,-
net increase of
24,
filed
1961
"Reg.
a
siiiTi.
in
Sales
SEC
A"> covering
2,018,584
,1Q0
J?,
Westnjo^eland,
Orlando, Fla„ is .
of ' indoor movable ; shutters^ •
"■
£-*■''f'.i.;'',,
^le
Oct.
of
and
1754
Clementine
S.
fabrication
'
Anaheim, Calif.,: is engaged
of
fluorcarbon
plastic • raw
St.,
Chas:
'
•
!!. S. A..
Inc.—Appointments
Manhattan
stock
has
Bank
the
of
been
appointed
corporation—V.
194,
-y
*
shares
be
to
offered
at
filed
v
'
hospitals, schools,
The
for
company
profits 104%
fiscal
report
ended
year
announced
Oct.
registered
$1.06
based
in
the
June .24,,.1961,
the
In
9
of
Executive
record
a
for
film
vision
HeaUer-y*uigiey
primarily
H1.0C0 in
series,
totalled
in
August
Star's
$24,193,715
compared
in
the
previous
.
the
executives
financially,
year
in. the
fiscal
fiscal
McDermott
and
creation
and
production
activities
so
to
as
of
already
City.
A
--
tneir .names.
•
stock
:
<
$15,-1
to
for
tion
.-The
joint
Colorado
company
River
and
—__
Oct.
on
1961
to
filed
A"
"Reg.
a
offered
be
in
<
Files
in
•
unit.
per
offering will be underwritten by William W. Bonds Investment '
Realty Co., Phoenix. Proceeds are to be used for acquisition of land
Arizona.
Fourth
-
■'
*
-
Colorado
of
2727
N.
*
-r.* '." ■*.'/• y /
•*;--
Central
Ave.,
acquisition qf land in Arizona.
Phoenix, is
V
engaged
:
•
in the
'■*•.'♦;'t.'
E.)
Fun,$ten Co.—Holders OK
Sale—
'
French,
SEC
Dayton.
Ave„
on
Oct.
-.
.
ihc.^
O.rio,
covering
30
100,000 shares are
3,500
snares,
offering will
til-d
regislraof
a
200,000
shares
to be oifered for public sale
being
100,oOJ
The
t.,eieo:.
ouiscanding
made, On
be
an
stock,
all
or
by
none
underwriters htaded by McDonattT & (Jo.
The p .biic
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend^
n
~ '••♦•**.;*
.
' '
price
.
,
.
principal products are miniature electric motors and
and powdered metal products.
It also manufactures
for
the
missile and aircraft industries.
Net
proceeds
company's
accessories
devices
"
company's- sale
outstending
certain
common
s
(R.
./
3,500
Fricke
iViOyer,
of additional stock will be used to retire
loan of t.390,000 irom an insurance company
payable to bank/ the proceeds of which
were
used
to
provide
additional
working capital.
In
addition
to
certain indebtedness, the company will have outstanding 972,653 s.iares
of common stock
(after giving effect to
a
proposed recapitalization
whereby the now outstanding class A and B preferred shares will be
cxoa&nged for 3,000 new common shares and the outstanding voting
and
non-voting
common
shares
will be exchanged
for 3,COO new
The
&
the
and
company
the
irom
$129,085.20
$6,454.26
Co.."
Inc.—Common Registered-
which
of
4'
"T.ie
an
covering
&
Sons____ o,500
&
'.
Woodcock,
Meeds—L_ 6,500
Co., Inc.- 6,500
wiih
nt
through
-
oDerihi,
and
at,
units
1
pi cs te
423.
stock
holders
ment.
com-'
Exchange Commisjion—
19,
interests
venture
re-
tn
Co.6,500
Williams
T.
Inc.
6,500
&
Waikei-- &
Jcsepli
C.
InC,T_—6,a00
&
p.
aiem
t;e
uy
tae
bdcls
base.
View Investment Co.
thc
comnanv
Shares
Echweickart
17M stanley
s
the
net-
the
profit
to,000
8-,000
80,000 -
shares
Co.
T'trfir
194,
t0mmon
...
diversify
stronger
even
•
Outstdg.'
50U,LuO
par)________
__34,000
'
Globe Industries,
continue
to
-
FINANCING
tele¬
gratifying
imple-
quality, programs
considerably
an
cent
(one
(one cent par)___
,
t.l__
Co.,
&
Bissell
Laii'a,
motor
Securities
.
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
&
Inc.
gl
Harrison
—V.
;
Cdhu
stetson,
other
Fourth
With
::
GIVING
.^f-.hTSe from? the
Evaiis
910.
p.
'
*
.
common
Winslow
.»
being
that*: in. addition
out
high
will
provide
'•
name which was incorporated' in .1948.
ihe
in turn was the successor to the business of a
which had
started business in
1946 in New
year
most
a
enable Four Star
pointed
new
operations
^
incorporated
was
agieed to p)an;hase 1:rom tjj company
spective numbei oi shaxes of class A common s^ock set 101
1961.
witn
fiscal
was
program
should
jear
1961
i,a,.0
,
below have sevexahy
with
-
presentation,
193,
while
diversification
current
Powell
continued
pany's
V.
the
that
trend.
growth
work
stated
;
..
„
same
Thl$
The
...
.
:^areenvenl. ^xe'e<underwrker^"named
conte)med ■ 1»
//
share
network
Dei'
sales promotion,. ad-
1 Authorized
i'-
from. Four
record
a
received
revenues
gross
Productions,. Inc.
income
of
proprietorship
York
first annual /
per
S5 25
at
SLock
rnmmon
Jersey corporation
sole
Increased
$647,422: compared
*-
v; y
.
Offered—Pur¬
Stock
be
J.
Inc.
Class B common stock
on
revenues,
N.
Process,
CAPITALIZATION
611,250 common shares outstanding versus 66
cents in the previous fiscal year based on 480,000 common shares then
outstanding. The increase in outstanding shares reflects the sale of '
120,000 shares to the public in September. 1960 and the issuance of
Gross
A
niQCc
will
....
corporation
the previous
year.,^^Earnings
.
Nov.
Hackensack,
New
Vice-President
company's
-
on July 14, 1961 under the
laws of Delaware and is the successor to the business of a New Jersey
1
over, those
fiscal
previous
Process,. Inc.—Class-A
a
Proceeds
Girder
fund
•'
taxes amounted to
profit after
were
fiscal
v-;
,y.
6
in
llCty
shareholders.
to
Net
McDermott
J.
$317,506
the
and its gross revenues 60%
Dick
Powell
and
19o0. Net
weeks ended Oct. 8,
41
equal to 5 cents a share, compared
corresponding period last year.—
the
parishes :.etc. --Vl
President
year.
•'
f}rrY,'c
Class
its
the
lor
manuracture and sa.e ofand its two manufacturing plants are located
adhoa.ve Oondlne f,,mS and .-elated products.
The company's office
a;
:
the
after
1613..-f/"
Star Television—Net Increases—
oiar
xeievision—i\et increases
Four
four
in
$6,143
of
7) were $47,852 540
" BUSINESS—The company, its subsidiary and its predecessors (heiecollectively
referred to as the company)
a.e engaged in the
-
'
are
to be used for general corporate purposes.
1469 Monroe, Ave... Rocnesr^r 18, N. Y.,' is engaged-in
loss
a
ago.
used for
vertising and working capital.
"Reg. A", covering 50,000 ' -'
$3, without' underwriting;J • ■ * •3-':
6,1961
July
on
$226,226
,
share.
agent * of
Associates, Inc.—Files With
corporation
with
compared
year
a
shares Of this firm S CiaSS A Common ScOCK ai^J pex
y'y*
.
to
1, 1961 prospectus, Wlnslow, Cohu &
Inc.,'New York City, publicly offered/80,000
to
Stetson
-
.
'
.
transfer
p.
i
318.
p.
suant
'
common
194,
13%
increased
1961,
7,
to date (40 weeks ended Oct.
year
-inr-
Girder
':v
cy,,.
- a.-r
a
sale
and
parts.
Foam and
v.
V-"' yiriKy•
filed
1961
23,
period
-he
compared with $46,231,676 in
income
amounted to $100,846,
i
Qf
Oct.
ended
shares,
common
for
Sales
weeks
16
the
compared with $19,802,946 in the 17 weeks ended Oct. 8
income amounted to $636,556, or 31 cents a share on
Net
year.
c«rioLponcing
eo^nqv
'
.
sustained
uttvu
.•
that increased Sales, coupled
in profitable* operations in
for this period were more than sufficient to overcome
earlier this year, with the result that the year to
s
pi of it conipurcd
Vvith & djficio a ycai ftgo.
earnings
losses
respeptive
1
$92
over
improved
third
The
5,-
repoitcd on Oct. 31
profit margins, resulted
quarter.
corporation
Tne
the
shares
on
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
General Time
last year, y
the
yyy'-i/:
,,
,
amouned
[>:»^
par
1558.
p.
1,555,248 common s.iares.
$25yin live series and
stock,
193,
-V.
affiliated
Exchange; President Edward L. Johnson said," "We
nearly 5,000 stockholders residing in every state in the coun¬
seA'eral foreign countries.
Our net earnings for
the first
this
the
in
against
,y'-yy
1
ATION-Capitalizatipn Aug. 31, 1961, adjusted for this
$73,000,000 first mortgage bohds, $22,690,725 cumulative
wi.h
income
net
year
Co.—Files With SEC—
on
o«.ossing,
p.
Messrs.
in
of
this
30
^
company
materials
savings and
in 19 cities throughout California.
totaling $437,956,797.
assets
Stock
momhg
shoton
had
on
commenting
it
Sept.
.
the
of
included
issue
preferred
$72,460,420
were
y-:;.y
on
"Reg.A"' covering 60,000
common
shares
(par 40 centsP to be offered at 05,-through D. A.J
Lomasney & Co., N. Y. Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment, '
ext«»ns®on
and
working capital.
*.•:•.*
;
•
°o°tons °Peratlng 23 offices
At.
bifold
sx.ares
purchase of land.
Is engaged In the
1959,
share
with
compared
$11,300,000
use
S
$4 243,910,
per
y
plans;,; to
Telephone
454 qqq
'
i;.
shares,
-y
Listing—Earnings
which was organized in March,
loan holding company with li
company,
ing savings
capital stock
Exchange under the
cents
periods
months ended Aug.
the 12
in
revenues
net
-
averagei-commo-iy shares,'y
respective
manufacture and
door units, etc.
the
in
Fluorcarbon
The
its
Inc.—NYSE
ended
Distributing
engaged
mented
Federation,
•
(par $1.25) to be offered at $5,-through Midland Securities Co., Inc., Kansas City, Mo. Proceeds are to be used for
inventory, working capital, equipment and expansion."/.?
'
acquisition of land in Arizona.
Financial
63
'v;
Oct.
on
raisinp. for. Catholic
covering $261,463.52
the
net
shares
common
•Fvley of
Files
—
$13,463.52
W.
for
5,-to0,7/7
on
totaled
30
to
outstanding,
1054.
p.
corporation
A
Commission—
filed
1961
Sept.
requirements
these
$186,696,356
194,
orij
and
Preterted dividends $4,262,986.
Florida Dislfibutihgr & Mfg. Co., Inc.-^Files With
class
the
on
.
Investment
Exchange
the
1 .st
".Proceeds
$73,539,
1961,
•
The offering will be undertaken
by William
Realty Co., Phoenix. Proceeds are to be used
Fifth
income
June
for
common
were
operating
were
rinr,
$22 384,896
marine, work-'-;
and
physical
coverages,
net
ended
shares
share
pet
months
average
sales
Net
periods.—V.
common
outstanding prior to the offering. That compared with
cents a
share, ih the similar period the year before,
16
or
reported
'y
to
Thomas
company
dividend
cents
nine
Foley
CAPITALIZATION—The offering raises the total number of Fidelity
outstanding stock to 466,100 common $1.65 par value shares. .>
^EARNINGS—The
78
months
common
ago.
Net sales
$73,059,500.
year
The
a
general
t
PROCEEDS—General
three
preferred
average
or
against
For
the
for
'-'.V-
$41,045,202. Net earnings available for interest were
inpnmo
oftsr
nrp
prrcrl
dividends ' S3.713.;iti3.
For
income after preferred; dividends *$3,713,363. For
calendar year 1960, total - operating re.enues were $39,192,861,
earnings available for interest $7,400,983 and net income .after
1961,
31,
tr/.no
"
'
prices
■
Telephone Company of Florida servies 139 com¬
headquarters ci»y1 of Turn pa. It is part of the
System.
Telephone
$7,419,707
954;
p.
redeemable, -at
are
its
around
REVENUES—Total
prndtmpr
income
equal
to
compensation,
damage, surety, plate
194,
bonds
redeemed in the year ended Nov. 1,
They are nat refundable at a
those
for
for the 1991 maturity.
prior to Nov. 1, l96o.
interest
General
/
industry,
Net
offered
announced Oct. 31.
was
below,—V.
Florida—Bonds 'Offered—
of
BUSINESS—General
munities
.v.-ry.y.vrl:
Oversub¬
Chicago casualty writer, plans to «se the
expand its underwriting capacity, Gilbert S.
said.
The company writes all forms of casualty
sale
including fire and extended
men's
—Offering
oversubscribed
was
by the company at $5
Inc.,
Co.
" FEATURES—The
105%
lrom
100%
to
lower
pf' building materials and other products for home
Oct. 27 reported third quarter earnings this vear ex-.
ceeded the entire first six
months by 24%
and said further improve¬
ment
in earnings "seems evident for 19o2."
% '' ' ' /• y f
y'v
offering of 100,000 shares of this firm's
stock
common
Co.
Industries,
outstanding
/*./,/,
,/
Telephone
REDEMPTION
declining
1841.
p.
Merger— ^
on
28.3%.
group
1962,
of the' large downtown Cleveland office build¬
30 to 50 years. ' The trahsaction was financed by
public offering of shares of the new trust and a. $13,500,-
r
a
as
-
; ;
Bank,
Flintkote Co—Nine Months' Net Down-
the
Insurance
•
Union
company;—V* 194,'
'■■■',
''v^
,
has
company
representing an investment of $15 ,0,0,
President, owns 6.4% and management of¬
Martin,
Sidney
General
•
-r&K**-
lafge insttrahce"
the
indebtedness,
P^ine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Webster
Securities Corp. headed a group which offered on Nov.
3, $15,090,000 of this-firm s 4%% first -mortgage bond,
series H, due Nov'.l, 1991, at 100.40% to yield 4,60%.
•
155,000 capital shares, al of which; were,
and are all presently owned by him.
a
*[n; '
><
operation
a
Mohasco
The
General
ficials
>
Net
•
for
reproducing
printed
circuit
masters
on
KalMac
film,
having
wide
application throughout the Electronic and Missile field.—V. 194, p. 954.
Fidelity
services
which
a
as
company.
will receive a 36c
New
the company's current expenses.
for
certain
to
under
of
provide'investment capital
to small business,concerns.' The
,•
See
printed
producing
combines
controlled
Commerce
'V-yl."-; t"
use
by
Printer.
accuracy
Act. of '1940
Company
investment
Realty Co.—Acquisition Completed—
mortgage' loan from'
sub¬
for
manufactured
Card
Blotter
Circuit
dimensional
an
is
Aperture
improved
MacNutt
high
Printer
being
now
under
business
the-next
mouldings,
which
small
a
ox'
Investment./Act
addition
organized
was
and
concerns,
In
to
Firth Carpet Co.—Boards Agree
an¬
FME products being built around
High-Speed Microfilm Roll-to-Roll
Kalvar
a
Microfilm
a
a
The
masters.
compactness,
KalMac
Federal,
KalMac
products
Material
Corp. of New Orleans.
KalMac
stock,
company
Plotter*'and
line
FME
Photographic
amazing new film
Processor and
tion,
the
Malohfe./President of
Instrument Co.
Printer
circuit
Design Co., Inc., national
Federal
Manufacturing
for
an
by
of
Victoreeh
MacNutt
The
products,
of
K.
J.
the
stantially
with
KalVar
number
used
V
-'
1449.
p.
the MacNutt Electronic
acquisition of
undisclosed
related
be
as
company
50,630 shares of common stock,
fractional-share
of
Manufacturing & Engineering Corp.—Acquis.
distributors
Investment
management
will
organized
was
licensed
Business
:
First
and
The
Federal
the
Corp.)
is
sucn
•'
$8,302,172, or $1.23 per share on 5,539,345 average-common
outstanding, compai-ed with $10,114,264, or $1.58 per share
policy.
to stockholders of
Distribution of the
sale
and
by *
the
1961.
24,
purchase
about
or
dividend
stock
that
contemplated
not
outstanding
Nov.
on
for
is
shares
share
business
of
order
and
will
each
It
former
the
unissued
but
for
quarier.
of
split-up
share
close
will
interests
25
authorized
the
at
intention
board's
cent
continuance
a
one-half
tional
thfe
20
a
was
three-lor-two
distribution
is
on
It
Small
The
„
for $155,000
1014.
to
for
000
to 30 cents per quarter on the present stock. The previous
dividend
cash
it
increased,
be equivalent
Y:,. filed a
2,770,000'
N.
covering
'■
Capital
the
sale
and
Gijdin
Union
proceeds of
company,
announcing
said
under
stock
outstanding
by
Union
Thin
shares of common
the
27.
Cleveland, sold the. Union Commerce
Realty-, estate investment trust Oct. 31, for
$25,500,000 and simultaneously- completed a lease continuing the bank's
and
Fansteel
the
p,
Building
500
1276.
p.
.
%
100
/
Co._;_
StrutheiS
.
!
350
_
i
Co.__
Oct.
on
Vr
1960.
under
non-diversified
has
First
r
..
750/
100
!
SEC
Hope
December,
management
—V... 193,
350
Inc
Walker
H.
100
350
& Co.__
Fnrgan
—V.
Co.,
Sons
&
Robert Garrett &
Glore,
&
(formerly
in
registered
for
pc.rcnased
:
350
Co
Thomas & Co
Hibbs
B.
"
350
>
Co.__
&
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Inc.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.___
W.
and
:vi
350
Singer,, Djane & Scribnor_
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
f
the
Manhasset,:
Blvd..L
Northern
with
company
end,
proceeds
:
500;
:
100
100
and
•
-i;
500
-4o__*j;.l___,:;
Co.,*. inc.
1295
/
law
v*vjcompany
_
The Robinson-Humphrey
.
real
a
snare
Jersey law in March, 1961.
It
is 'licensed
as
a
-small
business
investment' cornpan;/- under the
Small Business Investment Act of 1958 and is registered under the
Investment
Company
Act
of
1940 as a closed-end,
non-diversified
management investment company1.
Net proceeds from tne stock sale
will be added to general funds and Will be- used to invest In equity
securities and provide long term loans to small business concerns, to
provide advisory and management counseling and related services to
^.
350
oo.%__;'j
<Sc
750
____
1958
-
500
Hopwood
prion
of
statement
company
York
'■",**'iclosed
250
Co._Lt*»l_^; *'
&
Ariz.; is
pev
Hamilton, Taylor & Co., which
commission and $25,000 for" expenses.
by Godfrey,
headed
^
^
■
>few York Capital Fund, Inc.—Stock Reg'd—
investment
^350
_v,
Moseley &
fixs
?
Corp._»._
Southwest
First
S.-
*
_———
Fahey. Clark & Co._
Co.
Milwaukee
New
750
250
Co,_^__;_.';
&
&
Ritcr:
750
Corp.
Co.;
Masten
Piper,
h,; W.
100
Securities
A.
"*'•Inc.-_
The
-
,
^
'*,
Inc..
Equitable
Clement.
'
*100
*
Doolittle
Drexel
Ave.;
v,'
v
of
The
250
Co.._o
&
/*
Central
.'hicommission.
3 353
&
Jones
1best
-
100
Edward
D.
N.
f
Phoenix,
capital stock, to be offered for public* sale, at $1. per share.
offering will be made by Otto Gitlin, company President, on a
efforts basis for which he will receive an 8%
per share selling
The
500
;_l_'_c__w_oL V
Corp.
2727
\ '*♦/•"•"
"
.,
company.
company
shares
350
Co.____a.__ «'
Johnston, Lemon
_
Co:,
Co™_/___
100
Co.________i2.___
Dickson
Huttan
E.
This
registration
<
100
Inc.
Merle-Smith
&
of
*
investment
First
goo 1
Labouisse,
Investment Corp. of Norfolk
The Johnson,
Lane, Space
.
350
Co.
%owe & Co
&
&
S.
Co
&
Slocumb
Chapman,
Dick
Co.,
&
'j'.
F.
W.
750*
100
Bradford
Courts
E.
250
*•
*u
Brush.
R.
Co.__
Ine._M_—
Friedrichs
v
Colorado
estate
$750
—v
Howard,.
500
•.
Omitted
*
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Weil,
F irst
000's
'i
&
250
Co.
&
'
Ripley
250
_____
&
Blair
Blyth & Co.,
l..c.
100
r
___■
Co.____
Stearns
Bear,
Paine__
Proctor &
Barth
J.
Amount
William W, Bones Investment
tb. be used for purchase of
are
.
.
•' •*•,*..'
,
Harriman
$3,750
offering will be underwritten by
Realty Co., Phoenix, Ariz. Proceeds
land..
'
Omitted
Co.___,
The
debentures
.
000'8
'
Sachs &
Ball, Burge
underwriters
of
V
j
Amount
>
■
•
Goldman,
the
of
amount
*/:., *..
■
,
Monday, November 6, 1S61
...
.ares
mortgage
shares
will
loa*s
short-term
be
Max
and
Robert
the
and
outstanding
exchanged
President,
Isaacson,
for
96°,658
Howard
B.
voting
and
non-voting
common
new
Isaacson,
ar.d
s'-ares),
Milton
common
which
of
S.
Isaacson,
.
"j® nine months to
ended Sept.
appiopiiations
.
before
rhic
This
general
nrmnftro6 with net
01\uhe V494-9^2
compares
to
$2.95
outstanding
for .the
the
equal
third
company's
fob
quarter
per
share
that
wer?
history.
of
on
period.
the
were
$6,188,723,
$4,317 975
the
Net
highest
during
equal
the
1,465,495
average
earnings
of
of
any
like
$1.62
three-month
qko
fv,
company's
to
Milk
Futura
restricted
stpek
option
per
of
share
period
^
in
Co..
189,
p.
Airlines—Files With
company
common
below.—V.
shares
on
Oct.
(par $1)
20,
to
&
Co.,- Los Angeles and
Proceeds are to be used
offered
Pacific
for
Fulura
of
air
8170
Bevely
Blvd.,
transportation
>
Securities
repayment,
'
.
®
bene icially
and
;
Co.,
Saq
service.:
"
^
Francisco.
and
of
shares,
20,000
land
record
I.
Elaine
Stein),
aggregate
an
respectively
and
of
180,198,
to
propose
respectively.
shares,
Vice-Presidents,
•
-
own
233,572,
233,572
60,000,
10,000,
sell
-
.
**•••
•
**
in
••
*'"-.
Co.—Buys Service
Centers-
.
furnishing'-*
'
-a
Goodrich
(B. F.)
ThA Ak*on. Ch'o company is acquiring from Vandcrbilt Tire
'Pubber Corp.-of New York, its 37 leased automotive outlets* operating in
and* working
.'"*
■
194,"
d°Pa^tn ent store s
...
A" announcement made bv
rich,
s
ated
p:ing/in
rFirst Colorado River View Investment Co.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission-^
y
and/or
312,992
10.000
equipment
.*
Angeles, "-is! engaged
Los
'>./•> '
"Reg. A" 'covering ».'0,000 "
$5,-through Raymond Moore %
r
schedubl
,
Stein
A.
a
at
Coast
debt
.V:
■
SEC—J: J
filed
1961
be
'
705.""
capital.
which 1,494,75,000 shares
plan.—V.
The
1960
number
-
h<fhinliP,0Vd K569'9!2 shares of capital stock, of
t^LhiP under the
issued, £nd are outstanding, and
issuable
Fet
30, 1961, consolidated net earnings
reserves
average number of shares outstanding. :
earnings
pericd(
shares
See
ihpt
leesed
,*'
_,**_,
J. W. Keener. President of B. F Good_
.
departments of Vanderbilt
Macy's,. Pamberger's,
WieboMt's,
The
are
May
_
.
presently
Co.,
and
oper*
other
.
»^r^e oompany on Oct., 19, 1961 filed
joint venture interests to be
,
■
offered
a
in
"Reg. A"- covering $293,403.96
units
of
$14,670.20
per
unit.
tration
statement
comrpom
s'ock.
offering
will
be
with
to
be
made
the
SLC
offered
on
an
on
for
a.l
Oct.
public
or
27-covering 330 000 shares oT
sale
n«ne
per
share*.5 The
tnrou^h
underwriters
at-_$3
basis
AU o*"otive
Centers
' ^interest in F.
whh
Food
F.
Fair
Inc.
B.
Automotive
Stores,
F.
Goodrich
Stores,
Inc.—V.
194,
also* will
Inc..-a
p.
423.
Vr nderbil 's
jointly owned
'•
*
**•'.
acquire
corporation
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Grand Union Co.—Second Quarter Net
Steady—
.
The
income
the
Oct.
chain.
food
net
during
announced
was
had
company,
depreciation,
9
by
C.
of
after
its
Butler,
,'v
•
.
$1,659(652,
quarter
Thomas
''
•
changed-"for* the
.
all
1961
fiscal year,
it
of the Eastern'
President
.
.
.
'
and
taxes
,
Sampson
after
for
the
preferred
shares
of
with
equal
to
adjusting
35
of
35
snare
the
the
on
the
six
months
totaled
period a year
Earnings. after
of
snare
ended
I960
oi
23,
the
then
based
May
26,
of
1960,
alter/
' "
to
earn-i
an
the
"same;'' outstanding
J.
.
.
taxes
stock,
other
based
charges
he
on
equal
were
average
to
74
of
number
cents
"after
sh-res
during the p 26-week period ended Aug." 26.B 1961.7"
with-earnings of 75 cents per common shave during
comparable period of 1960.
•'
-.Sale;i for"the first half of 1961 were $312,89p,G07,
compares
sales sof
a
year
Discount
and
Puerto
Centers,
10
Eastern
p.
d.rec„crs
Stocknoh.ers
the
of
to
be
states,
the
District
corpora, ion
hsld
Dec,'
27
have
in
called
special
a
million
Columbia
of
tion
Wilmington,
cumulative preference stock
will
to
until
Dec.
increase
the
will
31,, l;7i,
oe
vo
shares
Oct.
23
the
iis
$50
stock.
from
Tne
The
and
notice
of
stocK
each
lor
before
Dec.
31,
8/10ths
of
share
a
stock
exchange
of
stock
and
is
subject
the
be
vih
to
$27.50
industrial-machinery
will
ba
convertible
value
par
and
of
into
preference
prelerence
stock
at
redemption
share
of
proposed
planned
a
benefit
of
both
privilege
stock
starting
diversification
continue
to
be
a
The
to
the
the
operated
shares
common
in
units
by
Exchange
corporation
at
$1,155
amendment.
as
until
after
and
transaction
is
aid
Growth
July
face
a
1961
The"
unit.
per
Proceeds
filed
of
name
to
are
of 33
company. /
the
values
have
N.
been
of
Oct.
Stanton,
31,
Gross
"Reg.
be
expected
of
further
La
Salle
with
an
Net
,
in
for
gains
as
"
covering
A
of
is
to
underwriter
for
will
expansion
and
Chicago,
St.,
is
The
working
of
of
in
sales,
and
space
Its
earnings
nine
for
months
the
first
of
and ..order
1961
The
nine
months
with
share
a
for
$46,804,365
Sept.
on
Sept.
on
30
30,
This company,
registration
the
.
amounted
I960—V.
of
snares
•
Electronics
with
Stock,
common
to
$81,944,581
p.
194,
their
and
$5
of
of
the
share
in
ex¬
said
on
o
and
evaluation
of
B
shares,
purchase
50,000
tne
Herman
Associates
David
Herman
of
In
David
regard
31,
fer-
plus
C
the
George
and
their
at
other
at
1055.
of
which
Oct.
on
75,0JO
27
shares
be
to
class
C
l.OCO.OOO
'
'
%
%
30
'
Bateman, Eichler & Cq.-;^—
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Hooker & Fay,
Inc.Y
Lester,
Winslow,
io
To-
Ryons
&
10
10
Co
rate
New York, filed a registration
covering 150,000 outstanding shares
27
to b? offered for public sale by the holders thereof
The offering will be made on an all-or-none basis by
Seigel, Inc., and Kcsselman & Co., Inc., which will
&
320
per
induces 20,000
share
commisison
and
for
$10,000
The
expenses.
outstanding shares previously sold to the
the selling stockholders for $30,000.
is
und-r the
in
engaged
company
of
name
the
sale and distribution of cosmetic
of Westmore.
A wholly-owned sub¬
House
tweezers, curlers
juaboratones,
the company
and other c.smetic firms.
The company recently acquired the remain¬
ing 55%- of the stock of Kurlash (it had held 45%; since 1957) in ex¬
change for 179,925 shares, and acquired 100%. ownership of Orlin in
exchange for 124,000 shares. Pursuant to a recent recapitalization, the
I,112 preferred shares ($100 par) then outstanding were exchanged for
such
oiher
and
the
the
$5
class
46,704
debenture
and
to
another
and
subsidiary,
cosmetics and beauty
common
new
and the
snares,
for
exchanged
were
manufactures and sells
Inc.,
products,
Inc., manufactures
and
of
Registered—
16th St.,
Oct,
on
also
a
products
group's
additional
share..
Grumet
The
120 East
.
544,280
for
13,607 outstanding common shares
shares.
common
new
Orlin
preparations
Thus,
giving
effect
President, and The Glemby Company, ,Inc. (wholly-owned by Nathan G.
and Emanuel Finkelstein, Vice-Presidents; Seymour Finkelstein, 3ecre<-
receive
will
group
their
under
Delaware
law
in
October,
and
improvement
managed
the
and
developed
has
been
obtain
to
operated
such
properties
concluded.
after
The
higher
rentals.
intends
stock
common
warrants.
-
.
and
96.6%
the
of
class
A
.
and
.
.
'
)
to
Hudson
The
for
' ' ' *
.•
.
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—Net Up—-
Bay
reported
company
the
;
Oct.
on
ended
months
nine
24
Sept.
rise in revenues
a
1961,
30,
compared
and
earnings
the
to
similar
'
I960
period.
Profit
share,
;
the
for
$8,160,838, equal to $2.96 a common
or $2.92 the year before.
T
period was
with $8,045,768,
1961
compared
from
Revenues
,
metal
sales
to
rose
$35,757,188
the
in
period
1961
with $35,242,629 the year before. Total income in the 1961
was $31,656,450 compared with $31,406,212 the year before,.
J
compared
period
The
milled
company
common
with
compared
'
-
acquisitions
tary, and members of their families) own 308,062 and 179,9-25 shares,
respectively, and propose to sell 55,780 and 50,100 shares, respectively.
In addition, the latter three Finkelsteins each owns 93,006 shares and
proposes to sell 10,000 shares, and Zelda Seller owns 80,120 shares and
proposes to sell 14,120 shares,
.
■>.
1961.
properties and,
the successful
company
said
1,265,672
1,255,121
of ore in the 1961 nine months,
the 1960 months.—V. 194, p. 425.
tons
in
tons
Reg'd—
Y., li.ed
N.
co.cring
are
the
purchase
unsubscribed
Co._^i_
sidiary, The Kurlash Co.,
Appley,
of
stock,
n
pe;
receive
com¬
group,
the
10%
'
underwriters and the
stock to be purchased by
several
aJ&q bq issued to, certain individuals
(in¬
conrife^tion with this latter'ektfhange offer.
times,
process
the
SO.OOO class C shares.
the
organized
sold
of
recapitalizatlcrtVTthe company now has out,-'
standing 894.909 shares of common stoOkpof1 Which Melvin Finkelstein,
renovation
various
times,
the
follows:
the SEC
underwriters by
asso¬
organized
tMs
$4
Sva.emenu
Group
certain
of
3,000,COO
cents)______________
names
"
Outstdg.
530.
p.
comm
at
Brand,
shares
valuation
a
will
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
15
<fe
TO
•
-
& Co.
Whiteside
194,
of
"and
present
Appley
former
the
on
exchanged
stock
B
and
valuation
based
1961,
class
&
and
Herman)
to
present
holdings
class
which
warrants
the
by*
owned
Te.autograph
capital.
EFFECT
'
10
&
This company, of
r
will
was
working
as
GIVING
as
Staats
R.
statement with
Board
Secretary-Tr asurer,
their
presently
is
oaering
House of Westmore, Ine,—Common
date.
exchange
Prsldent
company
!tne
1
of
aebentura
shares
per
the
—V.
is to receive 52,346 class B shares computed
addition
in
are
M. Byllesby
any
...
used
(par
,
them
of
Chace,
company
class B shares of the company, which shares constitute all stock of
class now outstanding. (Assuming 100%
acceptance of the ex¬
change offers, the officers and directors
of
the company will own
beneficially and of record 4.3% of the class A common stock, 87.8%
of the class
B common
stock, 19.2% of the outstanding debentures,
period
...
compared
Corp.—Common
SEC
the
oi
new
being
$730,000)
of
the
building
located
at < 65
Lenox
Road,
Brooklyn, and the balance for future real estate investment and other
working funds.
Bernard
Herman
owns
all
of
the
200
outstanding
52 cents
or
same
.
of 30-30 Northern Blvd., Long Island City,
statement
of
Appley
the
at
July
group
named)
company
has,
96%
Marine
of
1961
Herman,
groups,
companies.
warrants
H.
, are
security holders of the subsidi¬
directed to other holders.
The state¬
class
and
company's
stock
William
primary activity is the purchase of properties suitable for improve¬
stock
Harlman
realty
price
This
1960.
of
y
.
backlog
14
computed
purposes
upon
&
the
of
stock.
-
exchange, sell, operate, improve, develop and manage build¬
ings and other real estate properties. Of the net proceeds from the cash
of
stock, $105,000
will be applied
to the purchase
(the
total
99%.
compared to $373,529 or 18 cents
This was an increase of 193%
order
oi
$5
In
names.
each
purchase,
backlog
$59,659,081
were
be
shares
peTykhatewplus lf>% "for, the .stock and
the "subsidiaries as-1${ July 31, .1961 ! in their
ieju»cxiacion
on
will
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective percentages of
saio
first
earnings for the first nine months totaled $1,094,829
1960.
bases,
31,
basis
a
Herman,
stock
debenture
second
July
on
exception
at
amount
the
is
two
computed
the
of
in
30,000
at
age
basis
The
:/
Earnings Up—
missile
The
cluding those
management
a
the
wives'
filed
be
stock.
holdings
ottered
be
balance
-
They
Harold
properties
into
the
Bernard
based
to
the
such
offer
share
for
common
(with
A
subsidiaries,
at
101,658
offer
to
the
to
Harold
offer
to
Bernard,
11
exchange
198,250
outstanding
:—1-5
of
stockholdings
(including Herman
persons
operated
per
the
tne
Common
exchange oner is baa d upon
companie-, and the stockuolJers
cue
as
by
properties.
relates
class
and
which
under the
of
compiedon
upuii
sub¬
class
stocknolders
to
equipment
outstanding stock
CAPITALIZATION
of
$5
ac
io%
t
into a lieense agreement
Telautograph will produce and
foeing
developed
by
tne
entered
w.iich
shares offered jiereby will be .purchased
company
by Ttlautograpn ^or a consideration equal to tr.e
offering price less the estimated expenses, all of which will be
pa.d by
lYia.utog.-apn. • Sucn snares, are being peered ty Telauto-.
graph to its stockholders.
The consideration to be
received by tne
company for such purchase; will be
the cancellation by Telautograph
qf not exceeding $375,000 of the company's indebtedness to it and
cash
proceeds of approximately $675,000.
The company
anticipates
that
approximately $410,000 of such proceeds will be used in the
further development of the commercial facsimile equipment and
that
the
exercisable
105,196
com"
PROCEEDS—,The,
$20
Sil J,. ~£>
eac.»,
and
the
to
public
The
computed
Director,
null
1982
transferred
were
;
the
70%
from-
registra¬
a
C-4-ig
f, i
offer
equal
properties
a
proposes
whole
a
ciates)
stability,
ago.
the
$29,932,662
increase
share
a
constructor
year
a
own
>
•
■
exceed
filed
Y.,
the company
wm
of " their
said 'exchange
30,000
pany
B
A"
N.
All of
v
A Registered—
o
valuation
company,
for. such
but
and
to
operations.
company
warrantsi
the
used
Inc.—Sales,
sharp
with
revenues
compared
was
Calif,
reported
compared
as
to
1961
l,
pursuant to
commercial
facsimile
company.
--/Li;
one
due
or
eaca
determined
the
aries
"Y,...
—
Hardeman,
at
tnerec
scock
the
of
ment
It
This
-v....
.
.
anct
Corp.
Teiaurog.apn
Teiautogiapn.:J.,
,
...
July
on
sales,
turtuer
for
Telautograph
Effective July
market
were
K
expected
ie.
subsidiaries
A
ment
(Paul)
..
-
said" are
Ut.
to
amount
value
market
1,
1383.
<wit|h detachable
par)
Consulting
I
wita
higher in the second
of $66 million to $67
sales
—
Ull
aiso
present
such
for
Chairman
declining
and
base
separate
a
in
of
holders
the
in
ings
until
share
per
financial
194, p.
at
or
on
thereafter
capital.
investment
,•
—t-
are
..
become subsidiaries).
debenture
The
Commission—
17.
Oct.
on
(no
V
,
reported,
as
base
a
Street, Brooklyn,
to-cC
debentures
valuation
present
at
The
218,
company, proposes
subsidiaries
and
17%
pf
period.
law
pany at Telautograph's cost.;
All patents and patent appUcatio-s used
in the facsimile business of Hogan Laboratories, Inc. were also acquired.
foreign associate manufacturers .under
underwriter
change
Consulting & Financing Co., Inc.—Files With
Securities
earnings,
develop
Gidwitz
Court
16
stockholdings" and
Growth
to
of
p.
The statement
George Appley,
deversified
more
presidency of D. P. Boothe, Jr.-—V.
'
194,
convertible
holdings
common
thereafter
redeemable
$52.50
obtaining
from
be
of
company's class
ceases.
will
at
program;.
companies—Boothe
will
Boothe
preference
prices
profiting
sold
share.
debentures
cents a share
for each 12-month period to $50
per.
1, 1962—in each instance, plus accrued dividends.
acquisition of Boothe, Greyhound said, is the first step
Greyhound
1960
pictures,
documents,
Delaware
acquire certain' assets and the services of the
Laboratories, Inc. Such assets were then being
to
Hogan
by
under
incorporated
was
order
of
of
and
common
holdings,
50
after, July
The
conversion
of
converted
when
rate
increase
an
in
1959
7
transmission and remote
the
for
electrolytic recording paper
other data.
,.'•••■
on
company
iJ^rchascd
none"
be
and
com-
noteholders.
share
1971,
a
that
announced..,
sales
wi'th. the
companies, (to
equipment-leasing
one
31,
the
A
which
smt
approval
company's
Dec.
and
to
meeting, and
new
1966; $30 par value of shares converted
and $32.50 par value of shares converted
In
also
million
14
neleBby^that
1969,
Greyhound said the
said
budgeted domestic
v
which
year.—V.
company,
or
the
the
of
theoea sing-Carp^—stock
31,
1967,
half',
fiscal
major cosmetics
a
comparable
company's domestic sales
agreements,
ordinated
the
statements
proxy
Comm.ssion
nationwide
a
preference
$30,688,623,
the
,
boo
Comme.ce
receive
Dec.
at
'
con¬
amend.nent
stock
common
share),
per
The
with headquarters in San Francisco.
firm,
r
of
s.ockholders.
Interstate
Booths
of
will
Notices
e.
about, Nov. 20.
Gieyhound plans to issue
pany's
value
(par
common
stockholders
oa^h—share
of
company,
recording equipment used
data
personnel
•
••
the
The
30,
stock, to be offered for public sale on a bsst efforts
basis,by Arnold, Wilkens & Co. The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The state¬
ment also'includes 15,000 class A shares underly ing Jvt-year warrants
"all
per
record
to
first
record
<•'
expenditures
include
statement
class
■/<:
of
itled
en
into
authorized
million.
16
Stockholders
President,
previously
not
this
This
of
.
vertible
announced
Aug. ,31,
*y Herman & Appley, Inc.—Class
'r
,
meeting
Deh, to vote on an
amendment to the Greyhound certificate of
incorporation,
The amendment will create a new class of
294,137 authorized shares
?f
'
'
1054.
Greyhound Corp.—Proposed Stock Increase—
The
licensing
operating 469 stores, including 20 Grand-
in
194,
Rico.—V.
9
'
_
the. full/year,
does
[
•
were
2,045,452 combined A and B shares
31,.. 1961, compared with ?,028,176 a year .earner-
that the
were
This
.
sk
•
t
tppb;,ft ,7,"
For
million
:
ago.
■nrr^iah.*^ Union is currently
Way
half.
with
compared
$293,011,707
Oct.
on
ended
related
reproduction
computer
13%.'There
substantial
He poted
v.
the •'
of
at Aug.
Gidwitz,
growth." ;
outstanding
the,
of
combined class A and B stock were $1,548,822, equal
share, compared with $1,368,343 or 67 -cents a share,'
a
increase
Willard
all
and
common
cents
76
and
494,725
sumck.
Industries, Inc.—Record First Half—
months
on
net
in
,
firm, reported sales
$26,165,136 repotted for
Earnings
;
" •/
,
earnings., *
the
over
/
ou.avu^mg
toiletries
and
1961.
Union's
$0,530,732
and
sucn
1" %
7
Curtis
For -the six
$it>4,701,813.*
$147,147,125.
were
witn
of
oi
Chicago.compahy
The
sales
This
outstanding,
on
1961,. Grand
convared
quarter.
period
sales
on
the
on
of
same
distributed
were
Aug,
$3,481,671, as
'ago.
W'".".,
end
the
equal,
4,570,749
were
shares!,• of which Sampson owns
the
100,000
shares.
Members
sell
to
all
own
;
Helene
.
....
1961
share
a
the
in
shares
dividend
quarter
26,
Aug.
cents
$1,634,091
stock
for
to
ended
outstanding at
for-t;;e comparable period
For
ings
per
a
3%
a
earnings
Sales
stocic
earnings
cents
lor
period
re^uh;eme.-U,'
common
compares
Net
13-week
550,QQO
proposes
family
'."'r-
'
,
Earnings
and
snares
of
second
(*1947)
a
Heublein, > Inc.—Record
100,0JO
cifered
j
for
Split— V-
V
•
.-;-4
./•",:
*'
First
Quarter—Holders
House, Inc.—Files With
Hudson
OK
SEC—^
filed a "Reg. A" covering $250,000
10-year 6% debentures to be offered in denominations ol $25Q, at
par, No underwriting is involved. Proceeds are to be used for working
capital. •„ •/ ,
.
.j
: .
• - '
\
!
'
The
:••-.•
20,
1961
River
Rd.,
corporation on Oct.
of
public sale by the company and 25,00J shares, Le.ng outstanding stock,
/
The^ Hartford, Conn., company, announced Oct. 19 the highest first
by Rooerc K.
Hartman,
President
and
principal stockholder.
Tae'v J quarter sales and profits-in its history; net income of $993,546, or 62
Oiierirg will be made ac $4 per snare on an all or none ba^is throug.i
cents a.share for .the first quarter ended-Sept. 30, compared with $883,•^underwriters headed by diaries Bur n &, Co.,' wh.ch will receive a 50c-'
; 958
or 56 cents'a' share for the same
period of I960. At the Same time,"
per snare commission
and $10,000 for expenses.
Heublein directors voted a 20%
The statement also
increase in its quarterly dividend and
.
•
i
•-
North
of-320
Hudson
Milwaukee,
is
Ore.
in
engaged
the
'
includes
to
30,000
sold
be
outstanding
the
to
underwriter
si.are.
-.per
-
revealed
three-year warrant
$300, exercisable a„ $4
a
lor
annual
l
stock
.
(formerly
Robert
subsidiary, Haranuii
whouy
owned
K.
electronic
and
transmiter-receivers
for
Co.,
$239,250
countr.es.
company's
sale
of
promotion
and
advertising,
of
communications
m.o.ie
products,
additional
.o.
will
be
-bU...
net
-
Used
proceeds
for
„.ie
•
-
for
research
and
develop-cent
additional equipment, and for gen¬
of
king capital to carry increased inventories,
1,0
receivables .and for general corporate purpot.es.
Hariman
$16,COO
shares
in
cash
four
to
th.s
i.nance
-
ac¬
of
to.
anci has made,
the
in
assets
investment-of
an
own
will
This
oo%
the
of
then
31
July
increas-d
company
with
stocic,
of
and
Sampson,
$5
at
&
outstanding
book
value
47
of
the
options.
Mr.
to sell 25,00J shares
stock
of
completion
upon
West 43rd St., N.
103
SEC
oil
Oct.
106,000 shares
100,000
for
per-
cents
per
offering
to
-
receive
at
underwriters
a •«««:
statement
underlying, three-year
is
to be offered
s..ai-ei
public
.or
$5
warrant,
per
engaged
in
.
«sr-
also,
head.d
snare
$1.15.
of
/■
r
—v.
granted
by
to
10,030
the
purchase
of
New
common
City,
Miei.a.-l
ana
ing
E,
be
the
the. balance
will
corporate jpurposes.
Idaho
pleted
this
"We were especially gratified by sales of
an increase of 70%
over the previous
the
;
of
be
add,ed
to
has
Power
$10,000,006
a
big
tne utility's
Snake River-
.
■
providing
and
.
year.
in
expected
on
development—a
Snake River
l95o. -n>ro\vmee
its
project—since
36
Dam
was
com¬
months.
operating
utility's
the
in
revenues
1961, were $39,793,492. Total income
$9,813,234.
For
the
calendar year
31,
July
net
revenues
•
working
been
hydroelectric
1959. Oxbow Dam is slated for completion in the late fall
Hells Canyon work was started in July, 1961, with com¬
in
ended
advertising
consumer."
new
utility
a
REVENUES—The
income
$37,411,248,
were
total
income
$13,468,885
was
12 months
$14,412,312
1960, operating
and net income
$8,808,342.
Inc.—Preferred
Oct.-.-4,
1961
Stock
Offered—
offering circular the
!;
com¬
G.
•
$13,-
outstanding
Kan.,
base
to
share. Proceeds will be used for operat¬
and other corporate purposes.
el-Ctrohic
com¬
The bonds were
/wi1;h headquarters at the Municipal Airport, Hill City,
carry passengers,
freight and mail between its home
points in Colorado,- Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota
certain
in
working
capital
Blyth-Lazard-First Boston
for the 41/2%. coupon.
Other
99 201;
outstanding common stock, rights to subscribe at $4 p.er
curities
-Weld
aggregate of 300,000 shares of. the common
V
stock, of Hogan .Faximile Corp. at the. rate of one share
'.
;of Hogarc common for each three shares of Telautograph
>::COmm6n .held ©fVrecord Oct. 27, with rights to expire
group
won
the
issue
&
bid of
a
from Halsey. Stuart
Ipc.,
Hutzler and Eastman
U
f®"
and Kidder, Peabody &, Co. .and Whi„e,
Co.,-jointly, .99.1399. ... Y •jl"-bids
for
Salomon
Co.,
&
Equitable
Fenner
on
'
& Co.,
99.559%
f ers-^Telautograph Corp. is offering to the holders of its
an
4.47%.
are
1991.
The
Hogan Faximi'e Corp.—Rights Offering ^to Stockhold-.
shared for
priced at 100.50% to yield
of
of this
redeemable, at Idaho Power's option, at general redemp¬
tion prices ranging from
10b.50% in 1962 to 100% inT9'9L and at
special redemption prices ranging from 103.6o%
.n 19o2 to lUU e
an<ji North Dakota.—V. 194, p. 1842.
:
group
They
-
underwriter ;by
Details—Blyth & Co., Lazard Freres &
First Boston Corp. were joint managers
that offered on Nov. 2, $10,000,000
firm's 41/2% first mortgage bonds, due 1S91.
(
the
per
company,
plans
and
Bond Offering
Co. and The
•
..
distribution
Power,
three-dam
showed
- -
an
expenses
The
,
and
which
Airways,
to
($100)
par
the
of its new Syracuse, N.' Y. facility, ,$ei),00,3" for
expansion^of sales, .warehouse,- 'ahd of ice facilities'
for .general
$1 oar
offered publicly, without underwriting,.3,000 shares
of its 5% cumulative non-convertible preferred stock at
inventory
York
and. used
value, from 2,000 000.
snare.
components
renovation -and
par
ii59;"
194,.p.
from
proceeds
with
nnance
electric service in southern Idaho,
Oregon and northeastern Nevaaa, is involved in a major con¬
struction program which will continue for several years. The construc¬
tion budget through 1962 is $27,200,000.
/
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Idaho
pletion
President, stated:
Cccktails
bona issue, will help
development.
eastern
;''■
Hart,
together
PROCEEDS—Proceeds,
Hells "Canyon
$1
Offered—
Stock—Bonds
Co.—Common
Power
Blyth & Co., Inc., Lazard Freres & Co. and associates
ottered publicly on Nov. 1, 200,000 shares of this firm's
common stock
at $37.25 per share.
mortgage
'
pany
and: equipment as well, as high fidelity, radij a.;d
and equipment, ail of. w..ich are. manufactured
by owners.
Of the net proceeds from the., company's : sale of additional
stock, $200,000 will be used as initial working capital and for the
•
Idaho
Jonn,
Hi-Plains
ponents,, parts,
-television
.in
'
three
This is a result of new formulations and a
approach
which
has
apparently been accepted by
;
sale ty
cum niss.on
includes
first
year.
registration state¬
a
200,jOJ
covering
are
tnrougn
The
exercisable
27
Y., filed
split-
the
outstanding
being outstanding stock, by Harvey
principal s.ock..oluer.
The offering wi.l
and
s .are
expenses.
The" company
the
19,
Oct.
during
stock to 10,000,000 shares,
Heublein
investment
an
snares,
Co.,. which will
Sampson,
.
of
President
for
shares
the
which
company
Kletz
on
at
the company's
to split the company's
involving recapitalization.
business.
grocery
overwhelmingly
Conn.,
with other changes
G. Martin, chief executive officer,
described- the
changes in the amended certificate of incorporation as essential to the
dynamic expansion of Heublein, manufacturer and importer of fine
foods, wines and liquors. The changes include: increasing authorized
4,500
-
the
n
The
be
ment
000
wholesale
currently-authorised; provision for 500,000 shares -of cumulative
preferred stock to be used" for acquisitions; elimination of preemptive
rights, and increasing the number of shares allocated for future stock
Harvey Radio Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
made
along
to, $26 508,210
rose
..-Chairman-'-
Pursuant
!
Hartford,
voted
value,
about
soli
He
company.
£7,750 and proposes
for
Hartman will realize gain (before underwriting comshares being offered by him of $3.43 per share.'
Upon consummation of this offering, Hartman will con¬
up
$400,000.'
share
shares
other
and
individuals
sales,
common
offering.
$85,750.
tinue
220,500
owns
missoions)
"or
meeting in
three-for-one
sales
a
-
;
the
from
additional
T>!€) company has outstanding 225,000 shares of common stock, (after,
giving effect to a recent recapitalization whereby the 150 shares then,
outstanding were exchanged for the 225,000 new shares),
of which
in
stockholders
months of the
fiscal year, a gain of 9%. over $24,329,065 recorded a year earlier for
.the same quarter. The board of direotors approved a quarterly dividend
of 10 cents a-share payable on Jan. 2,
1962, to stockholders of record
Dec. 15,. 1961. The previous quarterly dividend was 25 cents
a
share
equivalent; to 8Vs cents a share after giving effect to the authorized
/
equipment,
purchase
for
estimated
stock
-woi
counts
.
that
three-for-one
Net
its
and
Inc.)
equipment, and, also, porcable mllkaTy
the Armed Forces of the United ,S;a;es
by
us»
The
ana-
new
Hartman
Marine Equipment Corp., are. on'--*:
the manufacture and sale to the public of marine and mobile
communications
eral
Harnnan
.
company
gaged in
of
by
underlying
-
The
.
shares
&
the
4'/as
Brothers
jointly.
Securities
Smith.. Inc.,
came
&
,
99 14;
Corp. bid 100.72 and Me^ill Lynch
Pierce,,
bid 100.421, both tor the bonds as 4-yas. . .
-
>*
oh Nov/TS"./'
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BUSINESS—The
facture
and
sale
*
ip:'\ :
company
6f
'
-
J
is -engaged
electrolytic
recording
•
in
'
- -"
the
paper,
this
■-
issue
and: for" the
long.term debt; $21,778:826 In $100
stock and 6,350,000 common shares.
,
'
development, manu¬
facsimile equipment
bond
MO
.
19W, adjusted for
issu^ was $i7a,0Qd.par.4* cumulattvr preferred
on July 31,
200,003-snare stock
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
UNDERWRITERS—The •-underwriters
.
.
named
below
have
severally
8
to
agreed
bers
(1948)
purchase
shares
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the company the following
additional common stock.
from
the
of
respective
num¬
munication
offices
systems and other transmitting components.
Its principal
facilities are located at 2430 Nicollet
Ave., Minneapolis.
and
Shares
Blyth & Co., Inc
Lazard Freres
C.
A.
Bache
&
Co
&
J.
B.
J.
A.
Hogle &
W.
W.
3,000
3,000
Hilliard
C.
&
Co.__
Langley
Irving
Son
&
&
&
Co._
Co
3,000
&
Co
S.
&
M.
Dain
&
Francis
I.
Co.,
Inc
3,000
Eberstadt
&
&
Co
L.
Schwabacher &
Shearson,
First
California
First
Southwest Co._.^
Hallgarten
Wm.
P.
Co.
(Inc.)
Co
&
2,000
Son
&
F.
R.
Anthony
&
Day
Co.
1,000
4,850
severally
have
FOR
made
G.
Walston
Dean
BONDS
H.
&
subject
4,850
certain
First
The
F.
S.
Boston
Moseley & Co._
—V.
194,
000's
Industrial
This
6%
of
Robert W.
&
339
statement
&
&
Cd::i_T—
Co.
$ 1,000
the
15.9%
is
funds
and
due
not
in
—V.
189,
6%
for
board
the
Newark,
initial
New
1974.
It
is
filed
La.,
N.
J.,
the
not
5%
a
after
its
reach
taxes
company's
for
in
its
first
common
annual
shares
H.
esaate
and
fiscal
year
55
or
Dunn,
President,
increased
share
a
told
shareholders
sales
and
will
contribute
transistorized time
specialized
design,
is
products
tions.—V.
192,
following
Oct.
on
5,
that
46
dent
cr
tries
issued
this
In
150,150
making
"assures
prior
for
type
financial
our
include
The
latter
meet
military
a
unit,
us
greatly
of
for
of
the
that
has
company,
was
of
connection
shares
announced
A
the
the
and
his
the
will
stock/
to
own
lists
members
W.
Purcell
president.—V.
185,
in
the
exporters
will
company
of
3.2%
all
of
the
all
the-
107,240
stock
common
with
effect
class
a
10
voting
class
of
board
of
stock
10
B.
Construction
ferson
Construction
Co.
of
Florida,
pros¬
Construction
Engineering Corp., Jefferson Construction International,
Caribbean Ready Mixed Concrete
Corp.—V. 194, p. 9.
the
Chemical
transfer
Bank
New
York
for the
agent
Trust
Co.
stock
common
which
into
cunbined
$2.5
Jones & Laughlin
been
appointed
the
firms
the
133,
James
apparatus
six-moinths
Net
F.
the
as
Simpson
J&L's
Sales
and
period
neeaed
to
for
pursue
estimated
ending Oct
jl
.
lc
per
warrant,
outstanding
at
$i
sold
exercisable
shares
per
by
me
sold
and
snare
the
to
company
initially
at
will
be
lean
for
Joseph Nadler
Stearns
development,
agieement
for
&
a
between
Co.
Co.,
for repayment
Inc., and Herman Sinnet
payment
pursuant
and
William
Vice-President,
for repayment of a
short-term
mippee, Pres.dent ($15,000), and for
general
to
a
B.
patent
Crane,
loan
from
corporate
e°Sn?ohf oo"^?"'"8 ,362'250
a
spat
40,250
ments.
Of
shares
the
Sterman,
Shippee,
Crane
shares <"
to
pursuant
are
reserved
for
of
a
sale
under
Nov.
Edward
J.
whfhe'mrrpi6 °f to about 71b
will be increased ,new. shares,
recent
Wiley
Vice-President
Present book value
per
of
ended
year
the
Nathan
M.
competitive
first
sales
favorable
and
to
three
28
or
cost
price
reduction
as
quarters
$1.13
be
can
despite
reductions
calendar
cents,
trend
the
per-share
that
1961
30,
ended
Sept.
30,
$2.65
or
1961,
and
of
$1.24
attributed
to
in
all
program
several
months
when
the
$541,382,000
were
share
per
steel
of
must
needed
prices
and
"place
on
increase
to
from
come
profits
the
on
common
months
PROCEEDS—The
to
$100,000
be
year.—V.
net
used
loan;
earnings
$2.70
were
194,
1160.
p.
■
Offered—Pursuant
into
employment
stream"
in
facilities
new
194,
p.
>
proceeds
the
Corp.—Acquires
as
sale
of
the
debentures
in
the
order
in
The
operated
GIVING
,
EFFECT
TO. PRESENT
subordinated
convertible
due
tures,
Sept.
unsecured
bank
bank
loan
1971
1,
loan
$300,000
______
208,000
—
secured
by
Outstanding
$300,000
—
accounts
182,449
—
from
officers
directors
and
indebtedness
__—
15,000
29,773
——
stock
recaDit»lr/nHnn
Durchasp
respe?t v™lv
nT
$0,448
share.
o
per
and
a£d
^
share
siiart
* $U5 ^
acquisition
became
Kane-Miller
furniture
undisclosed
of
effective
Oct.
acquire
all
Restaurant on
V
sum.
will
of
Edward
remain
I.
at
head
as
of
President
the
of
which
concern
will
Supply. Co.
terms
of
He
Kane
add
from
added
year
$2
that
Restaurant
that
mililon
sales
to
of
Dec.
31,
$3
acquisition
million
Kane-Miller
acquisition,
ending
the
would
be
compared
to
a
of
for
an
as
a
Supply,
subsidiary
year
Corp.,
Economy
Restaurant
Kane-Miller's volume.
to
exclusive
approximately
$3,461,501
in
of
$5
This
a
Girl
Service,
of
company
registration
13314
statement
Inc.—Common
Woodward
with
the
Ave.,
the
Economy
million
1960.—V.
for
SEC
on
Oct.
Park,
27
194,
p.
743.
Witter
are
The
to
company,
temporary
customers
United
stock
In
office
The
supplied
which
and
is
by
public
100,000
amencment.
essentially
allied
be
Net
added
needs.
255,000
*/2
Co;
a
service
to
to
of
to
shares
new
certain
xiuin
working
Pursuant
common
share
addition
proceeus
a
common
t.ie
capital
proposed
now
organization,
«
in
the
for
group of
major cities of the
cuuipdii/s
sale
of
indebtedness,
conversion
upon
debentures
offered
hereby.
Off—
increased earnings for the fiscal year ended
the
comparable period
$14,372,366
in
one
ago,
year
fiscal
1960,
though sales
even
$14,085,084
to
share likewise
78
last
cents
to
year
for
94
the
cents
ended.
Total number of shares outstanding is the
250,572.
the board of directors also voted to increase
just
both
from
rose
years,
According to Mr. Neville,
the
regular
Thus,
190,
Business
27,
1961,
by
additional
an
20
cents
per
share.
of 30 cents will be paid on Dec. 5 to shareholders
22.—V.
Nov.
Lewis
Oct.
dividend
quarterly
total dividend
a
record
it
772.
p.
Forms
Inc.—Note
Sold
that
reported
this
Privately—
had
$650,000 6% promissory note due Aug. 1, 1977, to
191, p. 1007.
a
was
company
Lincoln Printing
three-for-one
outstanding
at
stock
D.
Edward
to
in
also
printer,
196,908
shares,
Stock
Ex¬
increase
will
which
the
acquisitions
new
and
stock.
Mr.
an
increase in the number of capital
According to Mr. O'Brien,
the
issued
be
not
mergers.
studying
are
this
at
He
also
the possibility
time
said
of
an
but
will
members
increase
be
in
used
the
of
for
board
the dividend
O'Brien told stockholders attending the special
continues to enjoy profitable operations and
sales and earnings for the second half of 1961.
that the company
stock
The
19
"We expect the increased num¬
of stock and broaddr pub¬
said:
1,500,000.
to
will
predicted increased
20.—V.
Oct.
was
greater availability
approved
250,000
stock
directors
the
President,
result
to
from
authorized
he
65,636
stock
common
in ownership."
Stockholders
shares
on
from
O'Brien,
of shares
interest
of
(Mid-West
the
approved Oct.
special stockholders meeting held in Wilmington, Del.
a
ber
Split—
of
corporate-financial
this
of
Co.—Holders Vote
split
split
154,
will
be
effective
for
stockholders
record
of
as
of
956.
p.
Liverpool
the
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Trust Co.,
common
York City,
New
stock
of
the
has been appointed
corporation.—V. 194, p.
transfer
agent
1721.
Long Island RR- -Earnings—
"
1961—Month—1960
Period End. Sept. 30—
1961—9 Mos.—1960
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$5,881,470
$5,263,970
$52,320,244
$47,061,768
Railway
oper.
expenses
5,117,188
5,034,736
47,431,536
43,478,718
$764,282
$229,234
$4,888,708
$3,583,050
283,730
*405,545
*43,989
*1,901,480
operations-'—
way
Net
*
ry.
rail¬
oper.
income—
Deficit.—V.;194,
p,
1509.
additioal
to
reduce the company's bor¬
recapitalization in December,
will be each reclassified
outstanding
and
issuance
for
the
Co.—Net Up, Sales
from
per
year
for
same
provides
diversified
the
of
ended.
year just
Net revenue from
cleri'**I
of
option
filed
through underwriters beaded
offering price and underwriting
through 142 branch offices located
States.
will
rowing
into
be
&
reserved
are
price,
announced
slightly
dipped
Irving
of common stock, of which
25.000 shares are to be oifered for
public sale by the company and 75,000
shares, .being outstanding stock,
by William R. Kelly, President and principal 'stockholder.
The offer¬
ing will be made on an all or none basis
Dean
conversion
for
$196,143
to
for
Mich.,
covering
shares
"restricted stock
the
Registered—
Highland
under
to
1614.
p.
company
meeting
estimated
referred
exercise
upon
July 31, 1961, and an increase in its quarterly dividend.
According to a statement by P. H. Neville, company President, net
profits after taxes increased to $236,164 for the current year, compared
the
fixtures
basis
Restaurant
operate
Kane-Miller.
Mr.
shares
initial
194,
change)'
cash
Economy
21,053
which
the
approxi¬
'
Delson,
options
issuance
for
the Prudential Insurance Co. of America.—V.
merchandise,
all
an
stock
reserved
are
dis¬
valued
Under
the
shares
208,326 shs.
herein.
t Of
319.
30.
will
Economy
*1500,000 shs.
par_.
20,832
restricted
future
Mr.
the
SSS&'Sr&.jiS&Z
the
plan"
lic
i
aprpp-
which
Of
no
and
Miller.
acquisition,
of
increase
to
deben¬
sold
Corp., a leading company in the institutional
grocery
field, has acquired Economy Restaurant
Supply Co. of New York City,
it was announced on Oct.
24, by Mr. Daniel Kane, President of Kane-
and
are
their
FINANCING
Authorized
of
1959.
Kane-Miller
The
of
repayment
and
acadamic
Restaurant
after
follows,
from
approximately
CAPITALIZATION
6V*%
A
Kane-Miller
an
capital.
costs."
1961
to
stock
common
manhour
per
from an
not
the
on
•
to pay current liabilities; $50,000
to purchase additional equipment,
$25,000
working
a
1960
share.
a
of
industry
output
and
of
report
stocx
convetrible
are
Earnings
$21,929,000
1961,
earnings
annual
over
Corp.—Debentures
priority:
said.
mately $75 million, Mr. Adams said.—V.
-
MaT ,ralf!4 Mrs
the
$10,102,000
months
was
facilities
costs
Kelly
'
24
June
restated
27.
share
Leece-Neville
purposes
StorterOffpSimT nCa{i??S ;Systems- Xnccommon
V
Anderson, Peterson & Co.,
ramnfnv'fx S,,P
dy offered 220,000 shares of the
rS n/r^
nine
and
for
This
in
included
for
terms
fiscal
1, 1962.
The
abnormally high rate following the 116-day strike in
J&L will
by
via^an^Oet.
the
,
prior
expected
+190
year
$3.63
will
and
senior
outstanding stock, Edward Thiele, Board
Chairman
Treasurer, own 16.2®
and
10.8®
and
for
1961 offering circular, the company offered at
without underwriting, $300,000 of its 6V4% convert¬
subordinated debentures due Oct. 1, 1971. The de¬
—V.
short-
licensing
Jr.
the
income
period
an
common «to<*
certain
and
war¬
options.
+ 19%
this
date
of
of
25,
re¬
general
$75,000,"or^advertising
(aggregating
company
,
the"tock
net proceeds from
development,
&
royalty
the
Sept.
per
the
Kinetics
Oct.
*
"J&L's capital expenditure
program continues to
add to our profit
potential," Mr. Adams said. "It is a well known fact in the
steel
industry
that increases in
output per manhour
can
be
attributed
primarily to capital expenditures for new facilities.
The dollars
v
and
f|fldA rThe $3°4'2.50 estimate"
used for lesearch and
to
in
exercise
according to tne company's
reported
$1.26
cents
60
$0.40
to
compares with
sales
for
the first nine
$625,784,000 and net income of $29,619,003 or
of
$4 50
primarily engaged in the business of
designing
de¬
leasing automatic packaging and other
machines
and
furnishing consulting services to materials
suppliers,
manufac¬
turers of
consumer
products, contract packers, and
investors in
toe
partner
earnings
increases
upward
This
cussion
Registered—
is
smling
upon
+23
3,483,000
$1.24
been
increases
cost
its
respectively.
for
net
quired
11,000
by
has
$9,240,000,
share,
:
trend
employment
stock.
at
He
824,000
10,102,000
share
per
profit
indicated
acquisition
us
$164,196,000
income
Earnings
1960
field."
by the previous holders thereof
underlying five-year warrants to be
company
veloping,
issuance
exercise
upon
outstanding at June 30, 1961, an in¬
last year after adjustment for the twofor-one stock split effective May 5, and acquisition of minority interests
In Kermac Nuciear Fuels Corp.
Also, giving effect to tne stock split,
dividends amounted to 70 cents per common share, as compared with
of
crease
Loans
Change
1,011,000
departments, Mr. Adams
jointly by
Daley, Presi¬
1960
$194,877,000
Shipments (net tons)
24,
379.
p.
underwriters
for
income
6,304,478 shares of common
at
1S61
progressive
expenses
'
for
_higK_and^almgst_'double
year,
released
officers
Sundry
Corp.—Reports Gains—
Quarter—
Optical Manu¬
Oct.
on
Steel
Sales
per
acquisition, Infrared Indus¬
stock
to Simpson
Optical.
optical
fcr
million.—V.
underwriters
issuance
for
'
The
1721.
p.
corporation's net income for the third quarter of 1961 was
$10,102,000 or $1.24 per share of common stock, it was announced
Oct.
11
by Avery C. Adams, chairman of the board.
$2,587,000,
and
the
common
registration statement also includes
shares
net
all-time
was
York
New
194,
The
applica¬
Inirared
Systems, Inc.—Common
share.
reserved
Outstanding
602,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
—_______
reserved
receivable
company.—V.
FINANCING
319.
son.
;
the
PRESENT
TO
In a letter to stockholders, D. A. MeGee, President,
and Robert S.
Kerr, Chairman,, reported that net income for the fiscal year was $17,003,125, as compared with last year's $8,958,806 adjusted for compari¬
7%
has
of
par)
shares
previous fiscal
6%
Jergens Co.—Appointment—
EFFECT
Overseas,
Jefferson
Ltd., and
GIVING
shares
20,000
p.
bentures
Listing—
Jefferson
tracts
-
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—Annual Report—
Dixon
Trading
of
shares
of
this
Cambridge, Mass.
general
contractor,
began on the American Stock Exchange Oct. 25.
Abraham Schultz, President of
Jefferson, which operates along the
East Coast and in the
Caribbean/said the-ticker symbol is JCC.
Jefferson has 754,015 shares
outstanding. Incorporated in Massachu¬
setts,
the
company
has offices
in
Cambridge, and in Miami, Fla.
Carrying on various aspects of its activities in the southern United
States and
foreign countires are five' wholly-owned subsidiaries:*'-Jef¬
Inc.,
($1
Consolidated
par,
Co.—ASE
corporation organized to
the following prop¬
the metropolitan Wash¬
of land
in Annapolis and
owns
in
10
1044.
p.
and
194,
ible
Jefferson
Two
except
have
The
W.
and
84%
about
,
10,000
reached-an
stockholders
directors.
chairman
trusts
and
rights,
10
giving the class
the
board
of
stock
10
and
stock;
trustees
class
has
holders
of
of
as
the
of
the
(b)
It
buildings
.
stock
♦Includes
outstanding
stock
common
together
effect
elect
irom
activities.
store
Authorized
and
purchasers
and
in
the
investments in industrial,
converting
and
class
the
engaged
and
net
""CAPITALIZATION
name
(non-voting) now outstanding
such
stock, Nelson A. Rockefeller
Of
directors
has
is
purchase
shares
control
or
It
the
of-engaging^ in
classes
Kelly
porate purposes, $38,709.
and
banks
by
under
both
of
of
officials
shares,
proceeds amounting to $850,000, after the ex¬
pense
allowance to the underwriter, will be applied by the company
for the
following purposes: payment of bank notes, $105,000; invest¬
ment in wholly-owned
subsidiary, $50,000; payment of obligations of
the Founding Shareholders assumed by the company, $169,597; for down
payment on land, $36,694;
investment in apartment buildings to be
constructed, $200,000; investment in warehouse and commercial build¬
ings to be constructed, $200,000; payment due Nov. 1, 1S61 on deed of
trust, $50,000; and the estimated balance to be used for general cor¬
manu¬
shares
10
Each
of
This
in
family,
Robert
power
as
class
1954
S.
shares
shares,
common
management
common
Maryland
a
estate
and
area,
Md.
♦Common
Europe
A
and
75,000
com¬
foreign
428,960
shares.
in
the
years
the
include
purpose
C.,
is
company
real
department
PROCEEDS—The
em¬
ten
of
States,
now
U.
the
nature.
accepted,
result
common
the
election
share.
pectus
for
company, of 441 Lexington Ave., New
York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Oct.
25 covering 90,000
shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4.25
per share.
The offering
will be made by tstearns &
Co., and Joseph Nadler & Co.
Inc
which
will receive a $.425 per share
commission and $15,000 for
;
class
the
the
per
Stroud
a
with
its
of
acquired Simpson
allowing
expansion
of
Inpak
Lee
is
into
common
common
in
votes
This
and
(26.4% )
primary
last
areas
which
organized
and
through
of
will
benefit,
their
reduce
givtag
offer
which
for
highly
need
industrial
the
the
excess
term
obligations
(voting)
2,284,600
own
new
and
a
growing
and
a
clock
announcement,
Mr.
Reddan
said
the
a
dependable source for the precision
optics
expanding infrared activties, while
goal
sale
was
financial
or
exports
Rockefeller
outlays for
Industrial Timer
35-year-old precision optics firm will be
operated
Optical Co., a division of Infrared Industries, Inc.
The
investment
financing
exchange
the
major
Mass.
Simpson.
the
the
United
Development~Corp. Ltd. for
an
Third
The
to
with
the
In
of
the
Europe
of
cents
the
or
for
Industries, Inc.—Acquires Optical Co.—
This Waltham,
per
Brazil,
activities
which
of
increased
significantly to
delay timer.
developed to
being
of
facturing Co., of Chicago, it
E. Doug.as Redaan, President
9,C00
and
expansion
its
Canada,
25.50%
is
the
in
(Andrew)
1092.
p,
Infrared
in
shares
class
class
of
,
stop
sophisticated
sales
than
T-AOFC.
Rockefeller
each
.
developed under the steppea-up program
timer, a multi-switch selector, an electric
^solid-state,
our
the
will
1960.
$178,581,
was
cents
product
Interval
our
A.
agriculture.
include
of
members
President.
high of $3,364,346, compared
general induscry slump in sales
the
If
Ainsworth
year,
Produces
In
and
now
nature
corporation
investors
medium-term
the
record
a
performance during the coming year."
-
Canadian
a
other
Transoceanic
571,150
development program undertaken by
accounted for the slight decline in
earnings.
He reported that "this
vigorous research and engineering program is
already beginning to pay
in
Trans-
therefor
of
Two
D.
Bethesda,
•
rants
into
report
last
'
/.
share
each
Nelson
of
318,721
of
his~sale
12-
stock.
other
exchange
indirectly 34,830
is involved.
by
5V2%>:
shares
persons
in
After
various
(a)
Common
large
off
for
of
—V.
and
business.
a
with $228,451,
'•
W.
to
registration
a
common
(predominantly in the United States), food distribution and
(predominantly in South America), and housing and real
(predominantly in Puerto Rico and South America). T-AOFC
offer
to
Corp.—Record Sales—Net Down—
to
year.
a
(which
shares
exchanged
group 24.8%. Max M.
Edward F. Kohnke, III, as
corporation,
compared
as
98,747
IBEC
1947
considerable
the
common
proposed
debentures
of
as
and
offering of
increased
share,
.a
in
$5,000,000
covering
the
expansion
chairman
public
income
the
offering
in
engage
erties:
Plan
facturing
Registered
Orleans,
30
prior year, despite a
timing devices and relays during the four quarters of
Net
activities
and
of
Co.
exchange for the company's $3,000,000
Aug. 1, 1962. That part of the new
fcr
with $3,206,083 the
of
pany's
Asia),
500
&
reported that sales reached the highest point in the
company's 24-year
history during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1951. The
company is a
leading manufacturer of timing controls, relays,
photographic darkroom
equipment and marine electrical accessories.
Sales
a
of
Marache
Oct.
on
subordinated
the
Industrial Timer
This
of
of
83.9%
own
of the outstanding
voting power.
the
ington,
filed
Y.,
$3,949,880
shares
and
common
will
95.2%.
EUSINESS—The
1055.
option
by
Venezueia
been
of
706.
p.
in
has
business
due
used
management officials
as
centered
distribution
500
is in the consumer finance business. In addition to
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 17,346 shares of
Stock, of which Tom O. Crosby, senior
Vice-President, owns
listed
in
food
Co., Inc.
company
common
organized
recapitalization
St.,
SEC
debentures
$3,000,000
provide
The
various
shares
6
outstanding.
An
options, some
stock
the objective of
making a profit while promoting the
development of various
parts
of
the
world.
Initially its
business
exchange will be offered for
public sale at 100% of principal amount through
company employees
and
security dealers, to provide funds for retiring that part of the
to
was
were
750
Corp.—Debs.
Carondelet
with
debentures
aebentuies
company's
and
the
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
03.5%
own
of
.
Kent
Washington,
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Hodgdon & Co., Inc., Washington, D. C., on Oct. 16
publicly offered 200,000 shares of the company's $1 par
common stock at $5
per share.
are
with
Inc
Baird &
Granbery,
Thrift
debentures
subordinated
of
all
under
or
N.
of
making loans to and equity
financial, and mining companies abroad.
subordinated
6%
issue
purchase
by
subsidiaries
1,000,000
presently
held by
offering, there
are
of
p.
covering
592,482
business
$3,000,000 of such
of
McDonnell
1,000
Finance
corporation
registration
of
-Dean- Witter
1384.
p.
to
held
its
on
there
is
Omitted
2,080
:___
phasis
principal
Ltd.
issue
Corp.—Files Exch.
Plaza,
27
and
to
for
194,
72%
which
127,480
Kelly
group
processing
2,080
Corp
activities
Amount
$2,093
Co
economic
below
.
&
Oct.
on
proposes
and
IBEC
brothers
4,850
000's
Lazard Freres
Rockefeller
30
SEC
company now owns directly or
T-AOFC stock. ' No
underwriting
4,850
conditions
Omitted
—_
_
__
of
8,000
respective
granted.—V.
the
111.,
of
stock
common
reserved
a
in
proceeds
There
all
completion
of
been
debentures
debentures
The
named
Upon
shares
have
cents),
stock,
The
3,000
Inc.__
Amount
Inc.
of
L.
Co
to
to
purchase from the company the
of the bonds set opposite their names.
Blyth & Co.,
$40
company
3,000
Co.
underwriters
precedent,
amounts
company
Co.__
R.
authorized
10
which
as
in Chicago,
$161,100.
office
agreements,
is
value
common
been
of
the
fund
the
Inc
&
with
4,850
.__
&
&
&
Co.,
Witter
The
—
firm commitment,
a
Walker
corporation
oceanic-AOFC
Co._
__________
4,850
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
UNDERWRITERS
Staats
300,000
shares
already
sinking
4,850
-
&
S. Smithers & Co.
William
Tucker,
This
statement
The
Co
Hammill
1,000
I
3,000
Rothschild & Co
4,850
—__
Harper
F.
have
of
standing
after
will
the
use
branch
a
company
(par
company.
of
of
to
lease-purchase
shares
the
50,000
1,000
._
3,000
—
of
approximately $211,100
intends
International Basic Economy
year
Inc.
2,000
Co
&
4,850
of
stock
80,000
total
a
which
&
4,850
4,850
Elworthy & Co
Ferris
be
additional
of
1,000
Jackson
W. Pressprich & Co._
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
4,850
common
1,000
R.
4,850
Co.
Webber,
will
4,850
Curtis
3,000
:
Dominick Inc.
duPont
Paine,
Co.
Inc
&
Moseley & Co
Murphey Favre, Inc._;
Paine, Rice & Co
of
realize
establishement
financing
management
2,000
F.
manner:
outstanding
3,000
McDonald
expenses
and
shares
McCormick & Co
company will
of $8,900.
It
CAPITALIZATION—The
4,850
2,000
Lundborg &
1,000
M'cCarty
Dominick
4,850
4,850
Co.,
—
Daly & Co.,
$oj,000
Co
Hutton
3,000
Inc.
F.
E.
deducting
following
2,000
Sullivan
Campbell,
2,000
Lester, Ryons & Co
Co.
Co
&
1,000
3,000
J.
Inc.
J.
Grimm
4,850
Co
Whipple &
Bosworth,
&
4,850
Corp.
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc
Boettcher
Darlington
20,000
Co
Securities
&
Bacon,
PROCEEDS—The
Hill,
4,850
Allyn
American
20,000
.
1XA
shares
the
company
of
new
will
class
then
A
stock.
have
out-
Loral
Leon
tion,
new
on
Electronics
Alpert,
President
Oct. -26,
contracts
Corp.—Record
and
announced
and
work
Chairman
receipt
by
authorizations
of
the
Highs—New
the
Board
company
for
the
of
of
month
the
Contrs.
corpora¬
$6,305,000
of
in
October.
,
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(1949)
In
addressing
company's
reached
fiscal
meeting,
all-time
of
he
highs
the
six
electronics
the
month
period
ended
1961.
sales
sales
months
the
at
and
of
development,
earnings
the
for
share
amounted
to
outstanding
outstanding
Mr.
Alpert
million
$42
ending
for
the
estimated
with
a
as
the
$10,000;
current
35
million.
stantial
He
added
orders
new
Louisiana
that
during
Gas
the
the
months
on
rise
rofits
for
the
Jan.
1,
at
1985
Hanover
101.61%
Trust
Payment
.
C3o,;N,
Y.—V.
will
192,
fiscal
of contracts,negotiation • exceeded
the
at
to
to
the
44
Wall
SEC
of
$250.
St., New
Oct.
on
offered
.
now
for
York
26
public sale
The
City,
covering
offering
at
will
be
registration
a
state¬
shares
of
with
share
per
closed-end
diversified
minimium
a
but
company,
will
an
open-end company after delivery of the shares
being offered. According
to the prospectus, the Fund is
designed to enable the investor to share
in the potential growth of
companies serving modern medicine, with
capital growth as its major objective. Medical Funds
Management Co.,
Inc. is listed as the Fund's Investment Adviser.
Dr. Harry I. Greenfield
is President of both the Fund and
the Adviser.
Manufac¬
Macy
This
Credit Corp.—Debentures
of' Roosevelt 'Field,'
statement with the SEC
company
of
debentures
writers
headed
interest
be
due
by
rate,
supplied
The
1981,
offered
be
Lehman
public
by
to
Brothers
offering
price
City,
Oct.
for
and
25
N.
Y.,
covering
public
sale
Goldman,
and
The
Registered—
Garden
on
Sachs
&
organized under
was
Delaware
law
in
terms
March
The
to
general funds
ayment
proceeds
finance
the
President.
also
be
may
arc
used
and
temporarily
of
such
certain
have
or
will
be
available
for
the
been
to
reduce
accounts.
other
bank
Donald
management
B.
the
of
of
is
listed
the
the
to
for
as
plans
to
This corporation, of
stock,
to
be
offered
underwriters
ing
price
The
Waverly Place, New York, filed
Oct.
on
a registration
100,000 shares of common
26
covering
sale on an
for public
all-or-none basis through
by C. E. Unterbefg, Towbin Co. The public offer¬
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
headed
and
155
SEC
statement
also
includes
three
underwriter,
all
at
$7.50
company is engaged in the development, design, manufacture:',
of precision electromechanical devices.
Its principal products
are
a
wide variety of conductive plastic precision
potentiometers.
The
company also manufactures and sells precision instrumentation switches.
These devices are used in electronic
circuitry for military, industrial
scientific
The net proceeds from the stock sale will be
Used
bank loan of $150,000 incurred to finance increased
uses.
to pay a short-term
receivables,
the
for
the
development
and
promotion
of
products
new
and
improvement
of equipment in the company's production facilities
augment the sales promotion program, including possible
establishment of new field service facilities
($200,000), and for working
($200,000),
taken
to
In
addition
ing 400,000
as
certain indebtedness, the company will have outstand¬
of common stock (after giving effect to a
proposed
split), of which Coler will own 79%
and management
sale
Electronics
Co.—Files
will
with
The corporation filed a "Reg. A" on Nov. 1
covering
to be offered publicly at $3
per share
used
New
York
City.
Net
proceeds
be
for
will
used
The
Chase
all
Bank
shares
of
of
New
the
York
has
been
stock
common
of
investors
Oct.
24
Jr., President of the Millville,
that
31,
ment
trans¬
1962
directors
shares
new
15,
have
approved of
distributed Dec.
will
1961.
N.
of
the
Golkin,
company,
Bomback
194,
which
and
100,000
100,000
shares
shares,
Herbert
and
be
to
are
being
offered
for
public
stock, by
outstanding
of
holders thereof.
The offering will be made on an all-orthrough underwriters headed by McDonnell & Co. The pub¬
lic offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amend¬
of
B.
set
the
in
business
the
Max
of
Max
of
operation
shares
Dichter
in
Inc.
under
for
all
the
name
Delaware
law
in
the
outstanding
presently operates
The company
"Maxam"
or ^"Forest
1961
to
acquire
capital
shares
the
of
of
the
,
profit of
benefit,
taxes,
share
earned
aggregate
the
of
Net
certain indebtedness,
of
shares,
the company has outstanding the
Paul D.
Dichter, President, owns
which
and proposes to sell 84,000 shares;
benefit of Mr. Dichter's wife and
16,000
shares
and
to
propose
sell
and
two
children
all
such
hold
an
in
*1
to
of
additional
stock
the
at
share for each two shares of stock
expire
Nov. 15, 1961.
on
BUSINESS—This
per
14
p.
stock of record Oct. 10,
at $3 per share for 30,000
common
rate
of
CAPITALIZATION
'
AS
AT
St.,
held, with rights
OCT.
,*
South
16,
Norwalk,
Conn.
Authorized
common
Subscribed
and
Common
of
the
at
of
per
stock
($1
par)_
200,000
129,100
——
authorized common stock
stock this offering——
proceeds
offering,
are
$1,000;
expected
(2)
71,900
30,000
—
to
company
be
used
as
supported
\
for
1961,
current
respective
outstand¬
$200 000
below
of
have
of
income
$1,157,583
financing,
of
shares
their
unaudited
net
sundry
severally
stock
common
names.
Shares
Bomback
&
Co
50,000
&
35,000
10,000
_
Co
>
5 000
Parts
Industries, Inc.—Class
A
Registered^-
of 900-908 Sou h Oyster Bay
Road, Hicksville, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
30
covering 120,000
shares of class A stock to be offered
for public sale
through under¬
writers headed
by Street & Co., Inc. The public
offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. The statement
filed
company
a
also
includes
underwriter
sel,
all
(1)
by
$1
at
10,000
outstanomg
the holders thereof
class
A
shares
2,000
and
shares
to
be
to
sold
to
company
the
coun¬
share, and (2) 18,000
outstanding class B-l shares
which may be offered
by the holders thereof in the Over-the-Counter
Market
ai
prices not in excess of
prevailing market prices at the
time
of
per
sale.
-The-eompany
to
acquire
Arrow
was
all
organized
the
Mnd
in
Amexa
the
Parts
from
the
It and the subsidiaries serve
jobber engaged in the
distribution
York
metropolitan
sale, $116,000
stock
incurred
for
inventory
New
&
Corp..
and
New
under
York law in
October, 1961
shares of four operating
companies:
Equipment Co., Inc., Transportation Parts
Tri-Coumy Automotive Parts Warehouse, Inc.
outstanding
Automotive
i^Co. of New York, Inc.,
working
and
area
and
as
warehouse
a
of
abroad.
automobile
Of
the
net
sales
products, $100,000 to add new
merchandise lines,
certain loans incurred in March,
1960
to
provide
working capital afte a fire, $30,000 to
$21,674
repay
purchase
stock
the
of
export
Corneliussen
trade, and
and
Stakgold,
the balance
will
all
Inc.,
be
of
a
added
the
In
additional
192,000
in
and
Samuel
trustee
as
Greenbaum,
National
the
has
class
a
working
outstanding
A
and
three
J.
of
an
President, owns 38.93%
Greenbaum. Board
Chairman, owns
two
trusts
aggregate
for
of
the
benefit
of
Sherman
47,50%.
Cleaning Contractors, Inc.—Appointment-
Trust
Co.
has
been
corporation.—V.
National
The
the company
into
engaged
general
Kirseher,
holds,
Howard
indebtedness,
capital slock
(divided
of which Philip
aggregate,
and
Irving
of
certain
of
series),
the
4.51%
and
to
shares
B
to
emergency
outstanding
company
to
capital.
class
di§parts
proceeds
will
be
used
to
repay
a
bank
loan
purposes,
$100,000 to carry additional
force
engaged in
the domestic
sale
of
capital
expand
existing
SEC
Fuel
Gas
issued
has
appointed
194,
registrar
of
the
stock
common
1844.
p.
Co.—Acquisition Approved—
order
an
under
the
Holding Company Act
authorizing the company to purchase all the
outstanding capital stocks
of Empire Gas & Fuel
Co., Ltd. (12,400 shares) and of
Empire Gas
& Fuel Co. (2,000
shares), all of which shares are now held
by about
20 holders. In consideration
therefor, National will issue 108,100 shares
and 6,400 shares,
respectively, for the stocks of the respective com¬
194,
1722.
p.
,
-
*
agree¬
Sloss
&
Co., Inc.—
Covato,
into
(1)
research
and
Co.,
shares
Inc.,
the
Industries, Inc.
in
had
New
in
and
York
taxes
quarter
was
a
of
for
be
the
fact
nine
months
of
at
of
a
cents
per
1960
common
share
de
Leon
its
that
of
covering
nine
months
were
1961,.vwere
below
$66,361,620
1960
pre
applicable last year. Without this
earnings would have been $1,665,570,
share compared with the 33 cents
per
quarter
ending
for
the
as
against
the
state
a
Sept.
30,
comparable
$1,244,397
dividends,
quarter net
calculated
totalled
1961,
1960
earned
Blvd.,
Miami,
Bank
for
of
class
New
A
York
stock
of
earnings
on
the
to
cents
$537,397
were
same
10
and,
basis.—V.
or
the
Coils
by
&
stock
of
Chemical
copolymers,
Corp.—NYSE
listed
was
Listing—
for trading Oct. 25 on
formerly traded on the
-
ticker
same
stock
common
is
the
a
major
leading
in
processor
symbol,
outstanding,
been
appointed
writing
Coast
terms
producer
of
vinyl
company.—V.
194,
p.
was
Manufacturing
Initial
made
public
and
1844
Co.^-Common
V to
retire
ventory
transfer
its
of
packaging adherefining industry. The
corn
structural
subsidiary
adhesive
and
wood particle
Kleen-Stik,
Inc.,
company,
paper.—V.
192, p. 2328.
in
to
be
Oct.
on
Securities
are
for
Co.
30
public
The
supplied
N.
public
by
Y.,
filed
Stock
Of-
sale of
sale
will
be
used
registration
a
covering
550,000
sale on an all or
offering
shares
and
of
basis
none
price
under¬
amendment.
was organized under Delaware
law in July,
1961, to
business of distributing its coin-operated VIA
vending
selected insurance brokers for installation
to
are
goods
the
will
net
Lexington Ave.,
offered
the
receation
sporting
with
420
SEC
be
write
ski
proceeds
ski
resorts,
•
water
ski
The
entered
&
Life
Denver,
accident
from
principally
winter
as,
stores.
Security
the
company has
Accident Co. of
insurance
stock
sale
policies.
will
be
an
whereby
The
used
marinas,
into
acquire
in
the
latter
estimated
$474,000
to
at
and
agreement
initial
an
inventory of
VIA
vending machines
and
printed
VIA
forms,
for
operating and overhead expenses and executive salaries, for advertis¬
ing, promotion and public relations, and for general
working capital
and reserves for
contingencies.
The company has outstanding
45,000
shares
of
common
stock, of which C. Minot Dole, President,
and
eight
other
management
have
135,000
30,000
President
of
at
own
five-year
initial
shares
the
officials
issued
for
exercisable
company,
covering
been
shares
from
have
11.11%
options
to
organizational
$1
also
to
$1.20
been
each.
per
issued
Management
purchase
services
to
an
aggregate
rendered
share.
Like
Edward
R.
underwriter.
to
the
options
Bunting,
statement
debentures
due
Reg'd—
122 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. filed
with
1981,
to
the
be
SEC
on
offered
Oct.
for
27
public
covering
sale on
a
regis¬
$15,000,000
an
all
or
of
none
basis
.
Oct. 30
the
the
acetate
company
engage
ski
of
the
to
This company of
registrar
NSC.
and
producer
the
the
sensitive coated
pressure
with
stock,
Pacific
tration
the company's common
through the offering of .100,000
shares, at $6.50 per share, by Golkin, Bomback & Co.,
New
York
City, and Lenchner, Covato & Co., Inc.,
Pittsburgh.
—
is
194,
Co.—Appointment—
has
Fla.
stockholders.
corporation,
officials
$389,812
equivalent
was
Chemical
shares
substantial
a
producer of
common
of
taxes,
2,223
and
and
The
the
1161.
Insurance
75,000
^National Vended Ski Insurance Corp.—Common Reg.
sales
with
&
Stock
Starch
statement
earlier.
third
accounts
Ponce
A"
$4, through Armstrong
expansion, advertising,
payable
and
working
com¬
was
$746,812
preferred
at
for
share
held.
that
compared
$22,492,630
for
4539
company is also active in
board
fields
and, through
$72,966,587.
as
third
provision
The
National
sives,
p.
and
used
business.
common
2,116,187
has
polymers
sub¬
approval
two-thirds
Firth
anounced
and
year
"Reg..
a
offered
be
Exchange. The stock,
Stock Exchange, was
assigned the
company
the
had
will
by the Boards of both
the
1961
filed
be
to
printing,
of
Starch
are
au¬
approved
This
1961.
for
1961
to
are
and
collection
corporation's
There
announced
months
far
the
National
is
receive
24
volume
per
23,
cent)
one
Proceeds
Mercantile
in
machines
cents
Y.
inventory
National
Merger-
on
companies
share
$2,587,654
which
Clearing House, Inc.—Files With
capital.
engaged
18,000
purpose.
despite
first
1960
Oct.
on
(par
N.
equipment,
18,000
Inc.
Mohasco,
year.
was
Mercantile
corporation
common
This
Oct.
"... PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
follows:
National
Securities and Exchange Commission—
&
company the number of
names below:
Directors
the
will
each
on
Federal
Motor
Shares
reserved-
Motor
This
The
$4.50
underwriting
the
agreement.
proposed
as
after
stock
Remaining
PROCEEDS—The
of
such
Firth
for
income,
fered
,
1
expenses
same
The
1961
.•
$66,638.
of
31,
aggregated
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—Sees.
-
'
v
for
Mohasco
before
share.
agent
Water
Aug.
sales
194, p. 532.
panies.—V,
Connecticut
occupies space at 53
company
of
Inc.
nine
42
thus
of
Mohawk
one
corporation was organized in March of
1960 to develop, design, and manufacture equipment and provide engi¬
neering services relating to physical measurements.
The
each
profitable
the
$21,449,496
the
Net
common
the right to subscribe
shares
ending
895,
p.
stock
their
Firth
of
for
merger
'
Measurement Systems, Inc.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
holders—The company is offering, without underwrit¬
1961,
used
Shares
merger
of
stock
taxes
1960
or
sales
Profit
-
after
shares
for
B
months
.
Boards
called
carry-forward
totalled
shares.
;
new
188,
period.
trustees for three
•
ing, to the holders of its
and
Series
17
$3,821,570.
after
common
oposite
Marron
the
previous
with
tax
for
the
Net
income, after taxes. \yas $1,329,654 or 33 cents
per
common
share, after preferred dividends. The comparable 1960
period showed
earnings of $2,259,570 or 60 cents per share, with the benefit of the
Hills
of this financing, and the balance will be used to
provide
working capital most of which will be used to purchase
inventory for future stores.
trusts
the
Report—
Mohasco
before
additional
400,000
be
of
Industries,
compared
Profit
tax
to
continued
consummation
384,000 shares
and
and. unaudited
net
Lenchner, Covato & Co., Inc.Gppenheimer & Co,
to
from
expenditures,
of
Lenchner,
merger
of
shareowners
common
loss
to
advances
Carpet Co.,
shareowners
tax
addition
and
the
common
42,000
respective
Months'
levels
Sales
as
p.',:
of
net
In
the
been
President of Mohasco
President of the Firth
proposed
terms
Mohasco
the
eight such stores
Factory Outlet." '.Of the
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock, $417,000 will
be used either
to repay
bank indebtedness, or to replenish working
capital to the extent that such indebtedness is repaid prior to the
under
opposite
Golkin,
The
execution
the
Mohasco
Dichter Inc.,
a
Massachusetts company engaged
self-service discount department stores.
It issued
exchange
from
bonds, have
for
42,000
Tansill,
the
the
operations
organized
forth
set
sale
shares
and
$4,850,000.—V.
forth
Co.^.__
their
the
Nine
•
was
stock
common
Shuttleworth, 2nd,
that
26
Under
basis
400,000
first
5,000
$1,750,000
Industries, Inc.—Boards Agree
L.
Donald
Oct.
present
company
at
ended
$1,198,858
company's
—
American
Mohasco
panies,
The
The
Webers
2-for-l
of
of
loans
to purchase from
stock
&
meetings
company
bank
was
months
were
the
UNDERWRITERS
The
underwriters named
agreed to purchase the respective number
of
the
special
ment.
the
announced
'
stock,
income
Viubutor
1844.
p.
This company, of 525 Hyde Park Ave.,
Roslindale, Mass., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 26 covering 200,000 shares
the
the
financing details follow:
company,
to
none
for
outstanding
Bondehagen,
preferred
and
mortgage
expenditures
estimated
are
common
thorized
the
the
10,000
$290,000
|irst
Shares
—V.
J.
of
sale
$900,000, for construction
including redemption
Additional
details
by
and
purposes
mitted
common
each
from
of
Construction
:
Maxam, Inc.—Common Registered—
sale
future
lias
Industries, Inc.—Additional
Financing Details
30, 1961 issue reported the sale on Oct. 25 of
with
shares
corporation.—
common
stock split.
be
1, 1961, to holders of record
v."1' •.:%■.y
Maul
Bros,
will
have
620,000 shares outstanding
after
the split.
—V. 190, p. 1631.
The
Nov.
the
public
offering;
and
unexchanged
redemption at $20.70 per share plus
for
eight
1960,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion,,
in
.120,000 shares of this firm's
Maul Bros. Inc.—Board OK's Split—
Maul,
for
company
Co. of Illinois—Pfd.
Reg'd—
repay, short-term
Oppenheimer & Co
A.
used
Dam.
company
which
Melvin
proceeds
(parent)
the
For
ing capitalization of the
company will consist
debt, and 320,000 shares of common
stock.
de-
be
—Our Oct.
thermo¬
appointed
the
_
C.
near
for
the
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below
have agreed, sub¬
ject to the terms and conditions set forth in
the
1721.
p.
the
Beaver
the
from
Co.
aggregating
Miner
Summer
Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan
for
agent
194,
to
Net
funds
Bruce
expansion,
and development and working capital. Marshall of
54
Newark,
N.
J.,
manufactures
rectifiers,
regulators,
tubes and thyratrons for the electronics
industry.
Martin-Marietta
proceeds
corporate
share.
fer
in
at
electric
of
will
company
common
Richard
research
V.
and
equipment
sale
the
25,000 shares
called
dividends.
exchanged.
Dec.
100,000
through
couple
sell
for
be
institutional
be
not
With SEC—
shares
Street,
to
will
Telephone
to
other
Inc.,
plant
for
accrued
Central
97.5%.
group
Marshall
Co.,
proceeds
its
underwriters
shares
parent
&
to
common
propose
the
together
to
a
B
unpaid
shares
stock
officials
such
indebtedness,
States Telephone
by
series
capital.
4-for-l
the
the
respectively.
holders
Middle
sale
and
stock
by
trade
other
from
in¬
This company of 144 South 12th
St., Lincoln, Neb., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Oct. 27
covering 95,000 shares of $20 par
cumulative preferred
stock, series C.
Of
such
stock, 75,000 shares
are
to
be offered
for
public sale on an all or none basis
through
underwriters, headed by Dean Witter & Co..
The dividend
rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amend¬
ment. The
remaining. 20,000 shares are to be offered in
December 1961
in
exchange for shares of the company's 6 %
cumulative
preferred
shares, series B, on a share for share basis
plus a certain cash pay¬
ment.
Any new shares not issued under the
exchange offer will be
share.
per
net
capital
The
.
and
proceeds
shares.
prin¬
cipal
automotive
industries,
14,000
tor,
and
of
certain
of
of
products
underwriting
outstanding shares sold by Myron
Coler, President and principal stockholder; to J. Leon
Kahn, a direc¬
and 10,000 shares to certain partners and associates
of the
A.
none
stock, of
N.
President, Karl W. Bondehagen and Nelson G. Hicks,
Executive VicePresidents, and George A. Weber, a Director (and
Gladys E. Weber)
own
62,608, 55,238, 54,325 and 17,300
shares,
Corp.—Common Registered—
statement with the
shares
complete
variety
cabinets
net
common
addition
an
to
a
both
outstanding preferred stock ($62,300),
debt, and for working capital.
The
$300,000
of
addition
323,038
the
in
for. the
housings,
The
existing
use
construction
of
specifications
concerns
manufactured
additional
of
to
other
industry.
and
retirement
company,
for
transformer
redemption
In
Markite
mulflers
electrical
~bentures
company
parent
parts
distribution
sueh-
incurred
Smiley
officials
officials
management
loans
product
cluding
purchase
accounts—from—Maey-'s—Unt-ii-so—employed,
purchase
He
and
...and
manufactures
company
general
Pa.,
Dam.
through underwriters headed by Cruttenden, Podesta &
Co. and
Splaine & Frederick, Inc.
The public offering price of such
securities
: and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
wholly owned by R. H. Macy & Co., Inc., which invested
$10,000,000
all of its outstanding stock (100,000 common
shares). Its principal
business
activity is
the
financing
of Cash
Time
accounts
of
the
Macy's New York Division. Net proceeds
from
the
debenture
sale
added
B«?av»»r
basis
and
is
be
Ft;.
or
to
are
1961
First and Flm
company's
Pittsburgh,
Rittmaster, Voisin
public sale by the company and 80,000 shares,
being outstanding stock,
by the holders thereof. The offering will be made on an all
The
in
will
and
—V.
Wis., filed 'a regis¬
with the SEC on Oct. 27
covering $600,000 of 6%'
fund convertible debentures due 1976 and 100,000. shares of
stock,
ox
wnich latter
20,000 shares are
to
be
offered for
common
under¬
Co.
of
company
sinking
$20,000,000
through
underwriting
a
amendment.
company
-
$99,369.
tration; statement
filed
the
company
was
1399.
p.
Metalfab, Inc.—Securities Registered—
registration
net
capital
become
to
purposes.
and
made
investment
added
EARNINGS—For
filed
2,000,000
$10
be
company manufacturesr-a-rmature,
field coils, for sale to the
railroad industry, and for use
the
by
company in the remanufacture for
sale to
railroads, of standard
motors and generators
used on electric and
Diesel electric locomotives.
The
company also pioneered in the
development of a special process
used in the insulation of
these parts and
equipment.
stator
of
a
will
corporate
EUSINESS—The
working capital of the company
by Fleetwood Securities
America, which will receive a sales charge of up to
8Vz%.
The Fund was organized under Delaware law
in August,
1961.
It is
Corp.
sub¬
of
the
be
purchase
backlog
made
added
Fund, Inc.—Stock Registered—
Fund,
with
stock,
year
Redemption—
be
be
primarily to finance inventories and accounts receivable.—
Medical
ment
company has called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1961,
through
operaiion of the sinking fund, $159,000 of it first 574%
mortgage bonds
due
to
637.
p.
This
increase.
minimum
The
turers
used
balance
various
until
fiscal
anticipated additional
months.—V. 194, p. 744.
Service Co.—Partial
remainder
194,
shares
company
coming
V.
capital
equipment
required for expansion,
support continuing unabsorbed general and ad¬
profitable
operations
are
achieved,
and
to
expenses
1,740,444
year,
a
17%
would
reach
a
in
be
(3)
$25,000
taxes
of
1,864,864
cents
the
and
compared
after
last
March 31, 1962.
He said
that Loral's
authorizations
and
procurements
under
work
as
$5,000;
(4)
ministrative
York-based
income
on
to
sales
commensurate
New
six
cents
41
period
Loral's
Net
first
compared
same
that
the
$19,238,000
year.
$612,000
per
stock
1961,
of
last
against
as
Earnings
common
$32
stockholders
Loral's
six
Sept. 30,
company
reported net
for the same period
$762,700
shares
of
700
that
first
(5)
$18,000,000
totaled
of
than
more
reported
for
year.
For
to
audience
an
annual
new
9
by the company
certain outstanding obligations and loans
incurred
for in¬
acquisition, purchase of equipment and other property.
The
through underwriters headed by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc. and
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. The statement also includes 100,000 shares
of cumulative preferred stock, $100
par, to be offered for public sale
on
the same basis through underwriters headed
by the Dillon, Read
firm.
The
stock,
and
issues
are
this
interest
the
to
on
the debentures, dividend rate of the
preferred
offering price and underwriting terms for both
supplied by amendment. Of the het proceeds from
public
be
financing,
$9,000,000 will be applied to reduction of short-term
now
outstanding in the amount of $20,000,000 obtained to
temporarily current expansion projects; and the balance will
be
used to
meet
remaining expenditures for these projects and to
reimburse the company's treasury for a portion of the funds
previously
expended for these projects. The company has two current
expansion
projects estimated to cost $47,000,000.—V. 193, p. 705.
bank
loans
finance
\
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<1950)
ing details follow:
E. F.
basis,
Merrill
Fenner
Pierce,
Smith Inc.-$2,750,000
&
Peabody
Kidder,
Weld
"White
2,000,000
1,100.000
Co
Dominick.
&
Drexel
Co.
&
Co.- 2,000,000
&
Si
Dominick
1,100,000
________
1,100,000
1,100,000
•Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
W. C. Langley & Co.__
Riter
Co
Si
1,100,000
_
Childs
Securities
Shelby
Cujlom
700,000
Corp.
Davis
~
:
•
&
Co
600,000
'
600;000
600,000
& Co.
Goodbody
A" Hogle &
Co.
& Sherrerd
J
Securities
Carolina
^
-
C
C
'iwc
Julieri
Mead, MilleT & Co
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle,
Adams & Purcell, Inc.
Rauschcr; fTelxeri&rt^
Rotan, M'osle & Co
100,000
W
200,000
Hibbs
B
&
Woodard-Elwood
•-••—
Co.,
Inc.
200,000
i
Investment
Corp.
of
Norfolk
The
Inc.
Lane,
Johnson,
Corp.
Space
—V.
194,
■■
1845.
p.
;v:'
100,000
Co.
Si
American
Tucker,
Weeden
White,
E.
and
:
1961
be
for
to
filed
of
P.
O.
Alaska
Box
"Reg. A" covering 30,000
$10, without underwriting.
a
offered
at
research
and
promotion, acquisition and
working capital.
and
Fairbanks,
2111,
cattle
in
Alaska,
is
in
engaged
Alaska.
•500
,
500
100
The
Vork
New
has
been
Le
the
of
Ronde,
(and
$25,032.50.
Dorothe
company
for
organized
was
single
a
seat
under
Swerdlow),
sole
^
California
law
in
corporate
and exhaust
systems, tires and tubes, brakes and brake parts,
safety glass, shock absorbers, convertible tops,
and other parts and accessories.
It is also en¬
automobile
covers,
batteries,
of
received in exchange for 323 shares of Le Ronde
Corp.
previously purchased from George Swerdlow, President
he
Chairman
company
mufller.s
100
Co.l—
8s
which
Board
provide
200
Co.
with
to
June, 1961, to
organization to acquire all of the outstanding
capital stock of five companies, ali organized and owned by the com¬
pany's principal stocfcholdors.
The company .(with its subsidiaries) Is
principally engaged in the business 01 selling and installing automobile
.300 %
&,Co._———
Wheel—Common Registered—
of 6125 El Cajon 4-lvd., San Diego, Calif., filed a regis¬
public
stockholders of
.
;
•
Wood A5-Co:__-__ '
stock,
which shares he
stock
200
_______
Woodard-Eiwbod
" 120%
200
:
Inc
Co.
Weld
Harold
=•
&
Witter
Dean
.
300
''120 ';
_
& Co
c—
.100
Trask As Co'.—. _>:200
Ahthony As R. L.
Talmage
•
Co.
Corp
floor
mats,
gaged in the distribution of automobile parts and accessories and has a
finance
subsidiary.
The 0utstandlng^^^res-^£-^e—five—predecessor
jcwnpanies-wei'e-^r-uvrlLiycTITuTsJerred to the company m exchange for
200/000 company shares.; Of the net proceeds from the sale of addi¬
appointed
registrar, paying agent and conversion agent for an issue of;
$2,087,800 principal
amount
of the: corporation's 5%%. convertible
subordinated income debentures due 1976.—V. 194, p. 1845.
tional stock, $50,000
■
" mobile
used
Service Co.—Bonds Sold Privately^—Nov.
3, 1561, it was reported that New York Life- insurance
Co, and Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. each purchased
half of a $2,200,000 issue of this firm's first mortgage
bonds, due 1091, •
V:'.';^
cencer, to be located in San Dleao,
$150,000
establish
three
additional centers, and the balance
to
working
Tne bwerdlows
capital.
own
will
or
ow.i
outstanding stock, and management officials
^
'"i'tr
'
.
may
be
will
be
87.8%
of
.
company's
96%.
will be used to establish the company's fifth auto¬
service
to
added
\
With
the SEC on Oct. 26 covering 100,000 shares of
be offered for public sale by N. C. Roberts &c Co.,
offering price -and underwriting
terms are to
be
supplied by amendment. The statement also includes 10,013 outstand¬
ing shares owned by Norman C. Roberts, President of the underwriter,
Corp. of America—Appointment-
Ohio Water
cattle
of
statement
The
the
10®>®®®
____
tration
Inc.
trustee,,
100,000
100,000
100,000
200,000
Russ & Co., Inc
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Stix & Co. _
—
C. T. Williams & Co.,
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
used
raising and processing of beef
common
co.^—: 100 :
&
Spencer
The
;
...
to
This company,
1845.
p.
Nuclear
Inc.
200,000
-Co
Southwest
&
200
500
Swiss
100
Co._i.—.
1UJ
Jackson &•, : i JK
—~v_—;_-_l :
194,
&
—
—_
pari
be
Pacific Big
110
Co.i.__i__
&
Day
100
120' ;■% G. H. Wglker &
Piper, Jaffi-ay & HOpWobd—
—V.
Brothers
sutro
>:
100
——
19,
(no
Alaska
Files
—
100
Co.—-
Soaafcs
Corp.
300
Co
Webber,
Curtis.
100,000
Cleveland
<T?nrp
First
Paine,
1
R.
Stone & Webster Securities
Pacific, Northwest
'
100,000
Stokes
Onio
The
Stern
•r
•
—
Co
&
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Newhard, Cook St Co.
the
500
William
500
' •;
M'oseley
S.
Smith, Bainey Si Co. Ia'c._C'
Storz-Wachob-Benuei1
__
100.000
100,000
200,000
Co.__
&
Morris,
First
The
Co.
200,000
Collins"
Co.
F.
100,003
Irving Lundborg
McKelvy & Co.
200,000
Elkins,
ton
Co.
Sheaison, Hammill & Co.__
Shuman, Agnew & Co.——_
Co._i__u-._'i". 110
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
Pacific
Co.
120
Pierce,
Inc.—__
transportation
300
&
Oct.
to
are
Livestock
&
200
200
110
•*
Smith
&
110
Co.—
Salomon Brothers & Hurler
120
Co._
Milwaukee
&
Scnwabacher
HO
Co
&
As
Lynch,
Fenner
100,000
Co._
Richard E. Kohn & Co.
Co.
&
Collings
&
; : ;
•
&
Merrill
The
Inc.__"..: 100,000
Edward D. Jones & Co.
100.000
H. I. Josey & Co.—__
100,000
200,000
Corp.
'
Granfc-Browneil
McCormick
Rothschild
F.
Proceeds
500
Inc
Irving Lundborg & Co.——
1 Hanranan & Co.,
200,000
Butcher
Co.
McDonald
L.
500
120
300
$300
Brothers
Loewi
Land
Exchange Commission—
on
company
common
shares
200
,tj,
100"
Lehman
&
Co.—
Robinson-Humphrey
'Co., Inc.
120
Inc._
&
The
100
Co.——
rlhe
300
Co.—_____
&
Co.,
Riter
120
Peabody & Co.____
Kirlcpatrick-Pettis
Co
W. C. Langley & Co
Lee Higginson Corp
■
Amount
Newhard, Cook & Co.__ $200,000
Pacific Northwest Co._
200,000
Prescott & Co.
200,000
Reinholdt & Gardner..,: 200,000
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
200,000
Interstate Securities
Corp. _____———
150,000
C. S. Os..mun co
100,000
C. P. Casseil & Co., Inc.
100,000
Chiles-Sohutz Co.
100,000
Dittmar & Co.
Inc.__
100,000
*tt, L. Emerson Si Co.
Inc.
.*
tQ0,0Q0
Amount
Lynch
&
Rahel &
Cliff
J.
300
Inc
Kidder,
purohase agreement, bo purchase from the company the respective
principal anumnts" of scries I bonds offered as set forth below:
<the
;t.•'■•.
Hutton
Kalman
100
Son_,___,
Weeks—____
&
Hutton & Co.
E.
W.
named below have severally agreed,
subject to the terms and conditions of
&
Hilliard
B.
Hornblower
•
commitment
firm
a
J.
Monday, November 6, 1S61
.
Pacific Alaskan
Securities and
Omitted
Omitted
J.
.
000's
000's
v
PURCHASERS—The purchasers
on
Amount
Amount
Co,—Additional Financing De¬
1961 issue reported the sale on Oct. 26
of $20,000,000 of this firm's first mortgage bonds, series I,
4% %, due Nov. 1, 1991, at 101.715%. Additional financ¬
Power
England
New
tails—Our Oct. 30,
.
as
a
group
V
."rf
;
Pacific Gas &
Electric
Co.-—Bond
Financing Planned
—Nov. 3,
1961, it was reported that this company plans
some $98,000,000 ot
securities, probably bonds, in
to sell
1962.
The
financing will be necessary to provide funds
$208,600,600 construction program. The
quarter
$32,813,412
corporate purposes'.
X[JI
X.•} utility will spend about $235,000,000 in 1961 on con¬
or
$0.51
struction, a higher outlay than usual due to its share
■X;; The financing was arranged by Blair F. Claybaugh
of construction of a 1,400-mile natural gas pipeline from
Operating revenues for -the quarter Just ended were $278,273,475, up
&
Co. of Harrisburg,
Pa., and McDonald' & Co. of ;
5 4% from $264,084,653 for the 1960 quarter.
Operating expenses and
Canada.
York
New
CO.—Net Up—
Telephone
company
'
$237,922,961 from $225,104,534.
to
5.7%
increased
taxes
—V.
194;
for
revenues
12
Cleveland.
; ;
mon
' for
v
planned
a
and
Struthers, Ohio.—V. 187,
operates seven
457.
p.
/•••
board, of
The
holders
;
The
Oct.
on
company
in units at $12,628.97 per unit.
William W. Bones Investment &
the
of
Colorado
of land
acquisition
N.
2727
•
used for acquisition of land.
Realty Co., Phoenix. Proceeds are to be
Nninth
Nov.
$252,579.43
1961 ftl&d a "R^g. A" covering
19,
Central
Phoenix,
Ave.,
;
Payments on the new note will begin in 1965. The
3.5%, compared with 3.75%
With SEC—
North Florida Telephone Co.—Files
,
.
Fla., on Oct. 23, 1961 filed a "Reg. A"
covering 200,000 class A common shares (par SlOi to be offered at $16,
The
company
Oak,
of Live
underwriting.
without
Proceeds
•
.
•
....
cise
-
Northern
Co.
Gas
Natural
Offered
Debentures
—
The
issue
oversubscribed.
was
•
-
*
i
;
:
r
through
retire
to
and
1978
90%
FEATURES—They
REDEMPTION
1979
calculated
1980 is
and
,
maturity.
before
debentures
the
of
in
$2,000,000
of
•
.
beginning Nov. 1, 1965, at the company's option at the principal
plus accrued interest, and other than for the sinking fund,
red-emption prices of 105 %
until Oct. 31, '1962, declining
100%
until Oct. 31, 1980. thereafter without premium.
With
to
However,
Nov.
below
4.60%
1966,
1,
with
•
.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
will
the
of
debenture
Northern
total
boost
cubic
thousand
at the end of'"I960.
1,700,000
some
BUSINESS—Northern
ates
■v
.
\.;*'/ '
'
-.
issue
■
will
help
the 1961 construction and acquisition program—budgeted
—which
:
Gas may not redeem the. debentures
funds borrowed
at an
interest cost of
Natural
Northern
before
Natural
feet
■*' v.','";
a
Gas
day
capacity
„
Neb.,
pipeline system transmitting natural gas from areas in Texas,
Oklahoma, Kansas and New Mexico to points in Kansas, Nebraska,
South
Dakota, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota and Wisconsin, where the
gas is distributed locally through the company's Peoples Natural Gas
and Council Bluffs Gas divisions, or spld at town, borders
for con¬
sumption and resale by 42 non-affiliated gas utilities.
,
/
'■$
REVENUES—Total operating revenues in
t
The
debts
•
*
ended June
1961, Were $195,37Q,0OO. Gross income
was
$31,078,000 and net
Income
$22,382,000.
For
the calendar
year
1960,
total
operating
$187,561,000,
were
$22,276,000.
..
,
gross
income
$306,079,000
shares
of
funded
common
into
Oct.
17,
month of additional
debt,
$58,772,500
1961,
adjusted
common
preferred
stock
stock
and
'
,
this
for
includes
9,010,797
Stock.
UNDERWRITERS
entered
.
.
for the sale last
.
income
net
and
.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization,
issue and
$30,653,000
—
;
The
several
underwriters* named
below
the
terms
conditions
of
the
underwriting
C.
A.
Inc.-
Co.,
Allvn
&
Co.
Baker,
& Co., Inc.
Berth Ac Go
Batettian, EkSiter & Co
G. Becker & Co. Inc
fiJhis
Blunt
Alex.
Brown
Dominick
300
6fcnwrons___
Sons—
Si Co. Inc.
Company
110
&
100
Burnham
Caldwell
l«e
St
Philips,
W. Carroll
Co
Oornts
&
Cbo0body
Halle
200
—
Crowell, Weedon & CO
.Cruttendeh; fodesta -St Co:
<J. M. Daifl & Co., Ihc.____,
^
lOo"
Dodga « Co. InO
110
100
120
120'
to
shares
certain
to
Cahn,
D.
special
5,000" shares.;
St
It
■
'
counsel
r
is
&
Co.—
of
Minnie
and
stock
common
P.
Horowitz
company
V
'
.
""
This
Co.
____
,
the
The
1960
100
110
681,400
shares
company's
resulted
in
outstanding.'
operations
net
a
loss
down
all "61
-
during
of $278,138,
slightly from $22,701,435 for. the
-
"•
-
the
"
;
42
or
same
cents
of
a
Will toe
In
500
200
mercial
300
customers
between
tttrbine and piston engine overhaul.
"Volume
and
profit
percentages
are
$o
sold
a
other
law
J '."*
of
the
to
'•
1961,
!*•
as
1956.
organized in
receiv.ablc
aspects
as
Parker
Julv,
in
by1 Credit
in
and
well
as
by
soaie
per
retail
and
financing
the
Indnstrai
commercial
of
sum
from
$1,074,644
the
all
predecessor
then
hi
hiterest
Corp.
finance
Will
Samuel
fi.
stock,
President,
of
$30,000,000
sale
at
the
1961
31,
first
competitive
Allentown,
short-term
of
for
other
order
in
or
used for
Other
any
bank
Treasurer,
aggregate
^
registered
due
Nov.
^
Philip
the
of
88';
of
i
CIC.
by
and
^
„
with
1991
to
SEC
the
issue
an
offered
for
public
proceeds
to
retire¬
be
28.
plans
loans
purposes.—V.
an
outstanding
owned
are
•
bonds
utility
Jacobs,
own
has
company
which
Light Co.—Bonds Registered
&
bidding
Pa.,
of
Irving
company
mortgage
the
all
of CIC.
stock
Pennsylvania Power
Oct.
to CIC
to CIC, and no part of the proceeds
Vice-President,
Executive
fixtures
The entire net
be paid toy the company
indebtedness,
common
Salitan,
Contracts
furniture,
'*■ •'".'v::
;
of
moneys
substan¬
outstanding'
predecessor's
company's working capital
certain
to
shares
On
the
which
of
corporation
the name Parker Finance Corp.
offering
outstanding capital
19S1
Permanfettte
'
This
of
were
$20,041,349,
of
-
to
apply
incurred
190,
currently
-
over¬
phase
to
'
•
'
;
statement
the
to
construction
meet
costs
1736.
p.
The
stock,
continue at present
tutional
-
are
is
financing
sale of
up
the
The
to
investors
Registered—
preferred
headed
dividend
of
by
stock,
filed
a
365,000
covering
to 'be
regis¬
shares
offered
for
Co.
aiid
offering -price
Dean
rate,
cement
includes
$32,500,000 of
now
25
and
Witter
public
Si
be supplied by amendment.
producer
a
Oct.
on
convertible
program
to
SEC
underwriters
Corp.
terms
cpmpany
current
^
with
through
Boston
Co.—Preferred
300 Lakeside Drive, Oakland, Calif.,
cumulative
par
sale
First
underwriting
.AH sales are to com¬
divided almosit 'equally
^-
expected
The
Cement
company of
$50
public
period in I960.
contracts, previously announced.
is
at
engaged
together with
purposes.
addition
tration
kx production of
production
and' in
corporation
predecessor's
added to the
i Gustin,
share.
Myers told shareholders that the company's, turbine engine
haul volume Increased sharply during the third quarter, reflecting
and
filed
underwriter
share;
:
be
accounts
organized
was
further
to use
103,500
•
the
u
to
Maryland company
the company's obligation
-corporate
:
"
r "
500
120
the
right
to reduce
>;
quarters
Mr.
100
200
Soo
Md.,
a
comparable three
the
1962—
covering
135,000"
at $6 per share.
in
Maryland
commercial
acquire
to
advances
cash
and
and
500
l2o
500
T
the
it
prccbe&s of the
"';
i
Spring,
sale
to
>.i.
warrants
under
named
company
York
stockholder
c.,vfcKivwi)ic*
organized
financing
New
to
and
electric
■
eacn,
similarly
in
employed
ment
Consolidated sales f«fr the first nine months
100
__
& Stleglltz
Hallgarten St Co—
Halsey, Stuart « Co. Inc.__
Harrtftiaci RTpley & Co., Inc.
Hayaen, Sttm* fe Co
—_
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
on
500
a
was
sole
payment icon tracts,
a
advanced
net. profit of $325,349 for
the nine months ended Aug. 30, 1961, John W. Myers, Board Chairman,
reported to stockholders Oct. 9. This is equivalent to 48 cents a share
100
15,
'
Jan,
its in¬
stock,
old
the
on
oh
bnhlic
for
»
.■
Corp.—Earnings Up—
Calif., corporation earned
LUrbank,
expressed
share
business, which contributed $175,000 to the captal of the.fetm^iany' and
has
"
directors
a
payable
iin^Cr
five-year
for "10c
The
-
("CIC"),
company's
Perlinan,
,
-
Pacific Airmetive
,200
.
to
installment
tially
j
r
the
the
engaged
were
the^
for
;
t
of
cents
1961,
to be offered
underlying
company
business.
.
outstanding
of which .Parker,
Mildred Parker.
own
24.5%, 25%
23.3%
and 25%,
indebtedness,
respectively.
1 200
Dominick—
Ellis, Holyoke Si Co.
Elworthy Si Co.______.
Estes At Co., Inc.
The First Boston Corp
First of Michigan Corp—
Giore, Forgan St Co.——
Goldman, Sachs & Cow____
100
Chlles^Sctiufe Co.
Clark,
120
Inc, 100
&
__
200
Brush, Biocuwflo
&
Securities
lOO
Ac
250,000
Eastman Dillon, Union
100
A.
•
,
underwriters
the underwriter for^^$15®;" The
Bernard
stock,
to Leo
underwriter
The
Skaggs & Co
A__
Merle-Smith—.-—
Dick
120
200
Weeks & Co
J.
Davis,
300
W.. .Baird
to
applicable
by
snares
who
addition
Horowitz
-
Omitted
___$2,310
Robert
.
000's
Omitted
A
.
Amount
000's
Blyth
V
;
agreement:
Amount
sold
shares
•
company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of.
welded steel tubing. Its tubing is distributed directly
users,
In
an
and
he
3,333
the
will be added to general funds.
have
underwriting agreement with the company whereby
they have
severally
agreed
to
purchase
the
respective
principal
amounts -of debentures indicated below from the
company, subject to
cost
warrants
70
of
'
of common
ij.OOD
•
413
be sold to
to
their
at
board
of
offering will be made on an all or none basis by D. E. Liederman
Co., Inc., Which will receive a ouo V^i;, Wari c^nin^sion' anu $lo,00'0
expenses. -* The statement* eHn ■-•*»••*.>"»«• *6:6^7 outstanding shares
to
1
v.
to the
incorporate it in a variety of products, principally
fencing, playground equipment,
and automobile tail „pipe. The prospecths states that during the fiscal year 1961 and 'the .six months
ended
Sept. 30,
1961, almost one-third Of its production was sold
by the oompany to Upiversal Manufacturing Cb., inc., whi<ih is oWtited
by Isadora Horowitz, Board Chairman and a principal stockholder of
the company. Of the net proceeds from the stock sale, $322,000 Will
be used to pay bank loans, $163,000 to repay loans from Officers of
the company
and pay an account payable to a company owned by
J. Roy Barker, company- president, and the balance will' be added to
working funds
and
devoted principally
to. providing for increased
inventories and receivables. Proceeds from the exercise, of the warrants
end
30,
revenues
sell
the
quarter
itor
resistance
,
.
the 12 months
warrants
company,
a
.
p.
last
the
This
As
Howard, Weil, Labonlsse,: Ffiedrichs Ac Co. and Glark, Lands tree t
Kirkpatrick, Inc.. which will receive a $1.20 -per «hit COtnihission.
The
registration
statement also -includes
15.OO0 shares;; underlying
will
and Oper¬
owns
,
The
.•
public sale in tmits consisting of two shares and otte warrant. The
offering is to be xnade at $12 per «nit through nndefwritefs. headed
like
\•-
of Omaha,
California
the
' :
proportionate equity of -common
unchanged following the split. However, they
dividend
a
1426. '
194,
shares
Si
r.
also be required.
the
corporation of 8650 Cameron St., Silver
registration statement
with
uniio'vn oj...
>
Hamilton Road, Bbssier City, La., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 25 covering 120,000 shares
of craniHon stock
< With attached five-year warrants
to purchase an
additional 60,000 shares initially at $6 per share), to toe offered for
of
majority "of" the
preferred, will
a
PaTkoi Finance Corp.—Common Registered—'
this year Olin purchased
Corp.—Common Registered—
H, Tube
corporation
proposed split
tho
expectation
dividends,
declare
to
V.
by
to
with .1,524,925
compared
-v
Natural Gas
for
pay
at $94,000,003
salable
respect to
to
1
$126,270,000 loan from Prudential was made in
Mathiesbn Chemical Corp, and
&
the
applicable
successor
P.
conrider
exer-
Olin Industries, Inc. The loan was used to retire
of the predecessor companies.—V. 193, p. 12217. ..
Tfce
to
both common ahd
the, proposal. Authorization' ot
will
of
..\
company,
that
of
stock,
common
market price,
tention
1954 with the. merger of
:
regular
the
remain
in
of
that, with the consequent reduction
the split will result in a broadening of public interest
stock, an increase in the number of stockholders, and a greater
availability of shares for purchase and sale.
fund
at
stock¬
the
The
amount
will
it
in
sinking
the
for
redeemable
are
in 1957 and early
one
and canceled it.
one
The
of $1,000,000 in the years
annual sinking' fund
FUND—An
exercised
to
recommend
.20, 1901. An affirmative vote of
of
recognize
in
The price was not disclosed. y! Prudential
1952 held three warrants for 100,000 shares each. ..It
in
& CO.,
SINKING
1965
recommend
Nov. 8 its last warrant to purchase 100000 shares
on
directors
stockholders
of Olin stock.
—
Inc., and associates offered publicly on
Nov. 1, $29,000,6(10 of this firm's 4%% sinking fund
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1981, at 100.32% to yield 4.60%.
Blyth
Prudential will
to
stock.
Into 75,000,000 shares
special meehng bl 'stockhblders
The
100-year
The chemical company also said
voted
common
'
necessary to adopt
Public Utilities pOThmissicn
option to make the exchange. The Olin announcementdid not state which party asked for the exchange. ,
•
18
the
..
be
note. ^The exchange was made under
the terms of a
1954 loan agreement.
The agreement
stated that either the company or Prudential had the
debt.
tp be used for repayment of
are
■'
outstanding stock
:
the
$25 par value,
will be held on Dec.
:;
1
on
value.
A
a
note has an interest rate of
Arizona.
in
announced tbnt it issued
company
stock,
Exchanged—
Corp.—Notes
Chemical
19'61^'"flie'
3,
'20-year sinking fund note for $1^6^.70,1000 to Prudential
Insurance Co. of Am^ica in exchange for a 100-year
note for the same amount Held by Prudential..'.
/
v
in
engaged
is
Mathleson
Oiiu
Files
—
Exchange Commission—
venture interests to be offered
offering will be underwritten by
joint
The
Co.
River View Investment
an<d
Securities
Oct.
on
split* of
split would be "effected by amending the company's Articles
Incorporation to thange the present *25,000,000 autubrized shares
•common
Colorado
Ninth
With
directors
three-for-biie
a,
The
$10 par
•
j-: ■ v.-
Proposed Split—
water
systems and, through a subsidiary; disttibutes. water in
northeastern and central Ohio. Executive offices are in
owns
.V
-f:
7 X'
'
Water, Service
Ohio
1386.
p.
Taylor Evans, Ohio Water President, said proceeds
bank loans and other
will be used to repay construction
hs ended Sept. 30, 1961 totaled
$1,131,415,691 against $1,046,894,565
for the previous corresponding
period, while -operating expenses and taxes were $847,709,575 against
$'897 705 318.
Net income amounted to $141,697,050 or $2.02 a share
compared with $126,876,770 or $1.98 a share for the earlier period.
Operating
G.
-
third 1961
reported Oct. 24 that Is net income for the
was $"4,490,944 or $0.49 a share compared with
a share on fewer shares a year ago.
The
under
the
and
sale
gypsum
negotiation
and
the
of
20-^year notes
to
the
a
use
products.
Said
group
to
It's
preferred
of
the
insti¬
extent
"
levels for the
balance of the fiscal year,"
Mr.
Myers told stockholders.
required of internally generated
cash.
The funds
from such
financing
"
—V.
194, p. 11.
■
.
',=■
'
'
are
:j
to
be
applied
to
the
cost
the
of
■
company's
■
v
cement
expansion
Volume
194-
Number 6105
,
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1951)
to
program
said notes
to the
to
time
be
completed
sold
a-re
time
programs.
in early 1963, estimated at
$18,400,000.. If
now contemplated, the funds
will also be applied
$37,338,750 of present bank loans incurred from
as
prepayment
of
winoe
1955
primarily
in
connection
with prior
stock,
Industries
Kaiser
J.
Co.)
management
directly
and
Kaiser
of
Corporation
owns
the
board,-
Marsh
as
a
indirectly
industries
(and
its
38.98%./J. P.
officials
23.7,%-
wholly-owned
Shea
the
of
F.
Kaiser
outstanding
*s'presideiit.--wV.
1'87,
board
as
Co.,
latter
Corp,> Henry-J. Kaiser is listed
Edgar
of
also
Pet
Milk
Co. .to
Pet Milk Co.
stockholders.
the
The
Oct., 27,
More
than
voted
was
of
83%
\
■<
of
and
of
Wallace
in person or -by
in-favor-of the sale. -
.The
sten
E.
R.
Punsten
stock
common
/
stockholders
of
Pet
Milk
It
will
increase
to
1,792,911
will
ultimately
Pet
for
Of
ihe
its
ictfdire the
at'the
shares
share
of
.■/%/';
at
the
(Chas.)
The
Lime
exclusive
ox
several
of
were
Punsten
of
shares
Pet
will result
and- the
respective-
outstanding
thei-ein
the ^underwriters
of
forth:
set
V" V- /
&
outlined
plahs
1427.
OOf,
John
announcement
E.
McKeen, -Chairman
troller,
for
and
William
In
in
came
New
J; Ash,
and
and
England
completed
at
stock
of
Cart M. Loeb,
for
capital
a
productive
and Canaan."—V.
stock.
common
indicated
that
V
•
Pfizer
by
Becker
&
Co.
.70,.
New
Inc.^___
Inp,_
1.00
& Co.;;;Inc.i.i.'/__i_Lu 2.40
Bradford & Go.lYJ
'
.70
,
Lime
Sheridan,
Bogan
*
Crnuter
Francis
.
,v
&
Dominick
/
Dominick__M:
dp
Dillon,
Securities
F.
International,
Eberstadt
Union
'.
Co.-..--&
»
2.40
i
Shields
Co._i._L_.i_-
t
1.50
Securities Dorp;^-^. 1.50
Michigan ,Cprp.__
1.00
Fulton, Reid & Co., Irlc.___'_ 1.00
Goodbody & Co,'>^.^:iYL 1.00:
—William,
David
associates
&
Oct.
25
on
BUSINESS—The
graph records
offices
company
York in
narnte*
1953
in
New
the
under
United
York
business
States.
City,-
under
Pickwick
of
distributing
plant
The
York.
New
laws
the
Pickwick
name
to
the
ih
the
organized
was
changed
was
is
company
throughout
are-located
The
Offered
r
Motti, Inc., New* York City, and
publicly ottered 100,000 shares of
common stock at $3 per share.
the company's 10 par
Sales
•- •'
•
of
and
•
•
the
••
'
inc.
H.
New
the
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
!•
*
Of
with
stock
this
tic
amount
restricted
a
warrants
stock option
PROCEEDS—The
$225,000
after
$25,000
will
records
in
shartes
described
be
used
the
for
advertising
for
been
plan. •
reserved"
'
be
—
,
accordance
personnel,
the
D.
Public
and
other
borrow
of
corporate
from
the
$25,000
advertising and promotion
field;
approximately $25,000
Talcott,
Inc.,
Agreement between
company
to borrow- up
of
of
l/27th
the
with
company
the
1%
of
best
but
in
day
the
required
as
small
its
of
the
right
and
to
of
be
revise
existing
The
underwriters
and
its
'
deemed
of
David
"The
of
James D.
to
terms
'Tsn
Werthefm
&
Inc. :
;!
'^.40
Co.
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
.70
v
•
The
the
.
to
;
.
common
& .Motti,. Inc.__—____________ :
prevalent
'
,
profitable
a
aircraft
"an
area
acceptance."
temperature
aircraft
and
-
447,066,
in
..
which
-missile
industries.—V.
192,
said
three
compared
months
with
ended
$71,088,131
Aug.
in
the
in
1961
—V.
194,
p.
Co
&
&
Boff,
Du
Inc
534.
Piedmont
Natural
Gas
Co.
Inc.—Rights Offering to
Stockholders—The company is offering to holders of its
common
stock the right to subscribe for 126,832 addi¬
tional shares at $15 per share, at the rate of one share
for
each
shares
ten
held
of
Oct.
record
26, 1961. Sub¬
scription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m., New York Time,
on Nov.
13, 1961. The offering also carries an oversub¬
scription privilege, subject to allotment.
White, Weld
& Co.
Inc., New York City, is manager of
underwriting the offering.
is
PROCEEDS—Net
for its
a
group
which
the sale will be used by the company
estimated to cost about $6,000,000 in 1961.
proceeds from
consti'uction
program,
The
program
includes
service new customers,
to
about
mont area
Charlotte,
of
customers
in
23
N.
distributes
C.,
communities
located
in
natural
the
Pied¬
were
year
ended
June
30,
1961,
operating
revenues
48% residential, 18%
commercial, and 34%
in¬
this 12-month period,
the company had unaudited
approximately
dustrial.
operating
During
revenues
of
$16,799,330
and
unaudited
net
income
of
for
J.
Jomar
y
8
and
&
to
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company, in the respective percentages set
forth below, such of the shares of the new common stock as shall not
be
subscribed
for
in
/-
.
said.
the Twin
Due
forecast.
per
.'
the
to
Net
share;
Alex.
Weld
Carolina
R.
S.
_.'i
-V.
194,
G.
Interstate
Inc
Sons
Securities
Dickson
Alester
Co.
&
Brown '&
&
Corp
Co.,
Furman
pi"1204.
11
—
14
16
Inc
Co.,
Securities
34
•
————
$69,-
Corp
For
City
area
and
in sales
to
agency
various
and
Jay St,,
14
the
capital.
a
80,000
Puerto
x.i
shares
Rican
of
each.
companies,
other
woiild
Ripiey.
ox
bt;,
Rochester,
Oct.
on
eight
30
shares.
efforts
basis
which
is
payable
includes
will
to
'
.
Y.,
N.
covering
'■ Y
"
.
.
filed
a
$625,000
receive
at
$9
a
registration
of 6%
con-
outstanding
which
such
as
/'
.
from
prevail
•' "
•
shares
A
offered
may
.
commission.
by the underwriter.
class
be
may
prices
unit
per
Reynolds & Co.
10,000
President,
market,
Individuals
10,000
and
at
'
•*
owned
time
to
time
the
"
.
In
shares
exchange
of
class
for
stock
A
200,714
of
the
shares
of
class
' The
company.
B
com¬
engineering
and
supplies
sells
well
as
and
equipment.
The oompany also
designed line of hotel and library
uniquely
a
custom
as
it
operates.
The
company
has
recently
entered
the
leasing
it provides leases under two
programs.
Under the "first
the company, acting as a "single source," supplies a
complete
of Interior design, space planning, furnishings and any of its
wherein
program,
package
the
strike,
the
earnings, for
decline
was
the quarter
considerably
.were
greater
$560,698,
than
equal to
80
leasing
company,
from
the
the
customers
of
under
equipment
the
sale
of
first'half
the
of
the'
fiscal
year
sales
were
$135,945,760
In
against
the
in
ranging
not
from two
to
10
related
necessarily
to
sold
or
by the
equipment to
units
will be added
to the working capital, of
will be used to purchase and carry leased equipment
preceding financing of tiie related lease, to expand
period
p.
/
i2.
•
•
-
-
y.y
/
addition
10,000
same
,
the
subsidiary companies,
and
to
y-
193, p.
President, credited a sharp second quarter upturn with
both sales
and earnings for the entire first half.-—
*"
stock
the
third
the
in
A
'•
1960
to
proved
Repco Products Corp.—New Company—
Net
the
well-known
Four
in
firms
Philadelphia,
integrated
have
the
in
merged
manufacturer
of
a
heating
to
equipment
industry,
all
form the Repco Products Corp.,
complete line of heating
equipment.
American Products Co., Republic Products Co., General Heating
Products Co., and W. H. Bunten Co. are the firms which have merged
td
form
the
new
organization.
Repco
Products
Corp.
now
offers
has
company
repay
outstanding
and
(owned
rise
in
sales
in
Sept.
comparted
earnings
nine
$1.42
of
the
30,
1961—Is
1^61
to
$27,737,000
from
$26,098,000
past
quarter
with
from
third
12.
26%
up
compared
months
$85,512,000
$5,314,000
share
per
compared
the
President.
Oct.
on
46
cents
$13,261,000
another
of
in
on
1961.
1960.
Sept.
indication
of
30,
im¬
1961.
the
with
were
were
In
Jr.,
stockholders
$32,965,000
orders—up
highs
Rockwell,
$32,461,000
cents
Highs—
record
F.
to
Orders
to
backlog
on
at
1960.
for
for
report
a
58
hit
Willard
period
of
were
$17,754,000
prospects
earnings
to
quarter
share
per
sharp
for
quarter
third
1960
Earnings
and
according
figures given
sales
indicated
for
orders
1961,
of
Unaudited
on
1562.
company's
quarter
Oct. 3 reported profits of $155,960, equal to $0.19
per .share for the six months ended June 30, 1961 and sales of $2,717,516, as compared with $2,621,785 for the same period in 1960.
in
A
the
Board
The
increase
class
indebtedness,
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.—Record
;
Reg:o Insulated Wire Corp.—Sales and Net Up—
company
of
shares
certain
proposed to
be sold by
and 200,714 'class B shares, of which
Hyman Gold¬
Chairman, Alan J. Goldstein,
Edith
A.
Goldstein
and
Joseph Goldstein, Treasurer, own 70,200,
16,949, 43,723 and 52,256„
respectively.
•
• ■•
••'."•
• "
stein,
•
to
J. Goldstein)
Alan
equal to $1.55
krsi.—v. 194,
an
is
manufactured
the
and
company,
the operations and business of
loans of said subsidiaries.
the preceding
period last year.
Net earnings amounted to
per share based on the 698,173 shares out¬
the period. A year ago, earnings were $1,245,102 (excluding a special credit of $294,000), or $1.86 per share on the
667,656 shares then outstanding. The increase of 30,517 in the number
of shares was due to conversions of debentures,
the exercise of stock
options, and the issuance of 2,407 shares for acquisition of radio station
based
leases
which
program,
the
.•
$139,225,177
V.
its
second
any
it
during the
cents
standing at the close of
the
to
the
of
provides financing through leases of any
approved customers.
This latter program Is being .developed in
association with national manufacturers and
suppliers.
Net proceeds
accounts."
compared with $789,202, or $1.18 per share in
$1,081,334,
for
ended
the
compared
compared
with
Sept.
comparable
with
$1.50
30
for
the
$90,325,000
were
period
$5,387,000
first
of
a
1960.
year
three
ago
Net
or
quarters
1960.
AU
research
and
a
development,
and
nation-wide sales
manufacturing
and
production
facilities
and
are
and distribution network.
of
15 Neil
statement • with
common
stockholders'
report indicated that several new product develop¬
recently introduced will strengthen the company's position in
of important markets.—V.
193, p. 108.
number
Rudd-Melikian, Inc.—Appointment—
The
stock
Irving Trust' Co.'has been
of
the
corporation.—V.
194,
appointed
p.
registrar for
the eornmon
1205.
Inc.—Common Registered—
company,of
registration
shares
a
•
headquartered
RF Interonics,
The
ments
development
and manufacturing facilities of the
in Philadelphia, Pa. Sales offices for
the
firm
are
located in
Boston, Hartford, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Richmond, Clearwater, Detrdit, Chicago, Salt Lake City,
San Francisco, and Seattle.
research
company
This
■
$1,500,000
company was organized under New York law in October,
1961,
acquire all of the outstanding capital stock of Rochester Stationery
Inc., National Contract Supply Cotp. and HaTdwood House, Inc.
field
an
11
Inc.__—
additional
of
desks, furniture and architectural, wood¬
working.
The company maintains an Interior design and space plan¬
ning staff to complement the sales activities In the various fields in
the: corresponding period last
and Alf L. Bergerud, President,
'
year.
new
White,
of
purposes
/Corp,—Securities Reg'd—
:
manufactures
not
The
pursuant to the subscription offer:
sell
they wpuld
'"
named
identical directors
Helen ©losberg,
Vice-President, will
respectively, of each of the
the Two
of
as
Co.,
fee
open
sales.
niture,
.The first quarter's.report indicated, that second quarter earnings were
expected to equal the high level reached a year earlier,, the report
.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
underwriters
the
credit
505,806.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
pins,
mat
©losberg,
and
son
Shares,
debentures
Goldstein,
the
Under
$1,-
completion of current financing, the out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of $19,286,002 of
long-term debt; $6,000,000 of short-term debt; 22,000 shares of $5.50
series preferred stock; 36,237 shares of $5.50 convertible series preferred
stock; and 1,395,154 shares of common stock.
working
their
proposes
SEC
also
products
Arthur Eaum,
the
of
best
Stiver
furniture,
South Carolina.
of North and
REVENUES—For
bowling
is engaged in the sale to industrial companies, utilities, schools,
hotels, bowlirsg centers, hospitals, commercial enterprises and others
of
furnishings, furniture, equipment and supplies, systems and pro¬
cedures, industrial shop equipment, school seating and library fur¬
main
company,
75,000
manufacture
of
intended
in 12;500 units each consisting of
The offering will be made at $90
through
underwriters
headed
by
other
anticipated
The
BUSINESS—The
is
corporate
acquisitions,
Jomar
of
the
a
years.
extensions, meters, and service lines to
system improvements and replacements, addi¬
tional peak shaving equipment, and an office building.
gas
It
be offered for public sale
Increase in total sales for the quarter," the report
said.
"However, a two'-week: industry labor dispute in Minneapolis closed
the Hopkins warehouse, resulting in a substantial reduction in retail
"We
5,000
.i_
the
distribution
July,
engaged
for
heels
pany
quarterly report to shareholders.1
20,000
—
Bernard
in
used
plastic
1972,vand 100,000 shares of class
sales
Richter
Seymour,
said
in
due
stock
1401.
to
with
from
-
said
products.
amounted
dies
law
The
Net Drop—
26,
Rican
of
companies
and
wood
and
stock
62,809
of
•:
finder's
in
Such
to
applications
p.
Delaware
pieuecessor
general
Capital Leasing
statement
Alan
.-of
adapted to
in
issued -to
Puerto
liabilities
the Ripley's sale
proposed private sale
Slosberg,
and
shares
on
$5,000
time
/
.
be
to
Corp.,
and
from
for
said
to
subordinated
Saunders,
A
filtration
our
Die
under
of
and
the
common
Slosberg
corporation
unit
The
of
having
industries,"
encountered
ranges
Ford Bell, Chairman of the Board,
year,
•
the
for
its
of debentures
per
industrial,
operation
missile
and
American
including
borrowings made to finance inventory and
financing of additional inventory, financing of
:■
.
which
Sales
r.;-Y
75,000
with
xts
the
wide-scale
and
-
A stock, to
Co.
Red Owl Stores, Inc.—Sales and
•
are
Shares
"O"
the
in
of
acquisition
leading manufacturer of molded rubber
ring gaskets and seals are singularly
a
pressure
the
to be
are
limmediately transfer to his wife, son and
the
of Ripley, enough shares so that said
stockholders
many
This
the
/
stock
V
-
Y>."
ih
be
is
manufacturer
announced
consisting
and
common
&
intercoxpurate dealing and
from
used
acquisition
statement
'-.70
Co.—Appointment—•
J.,
25
Purolator President,
Abeles,
oompany'e
extreme
N.
Oct.
units
20,000
outstanding
term
91,415
wil
as
$50
Gas
&
Rahway,
provides
.in
the
vertlble
filters,
be
effect
Rochester
•
; ;
'
-
of
Curtis
assets
bowling. supplies.
proceeds
Robert H.
companies.
;.'V
-
CqY_______ 1;50
Angeles, 'Calif.
markets
Hadbar,. Inc.
the
at
Inc.,
Los
products have received
of
permits
of
of
and
stockholders
r
automotive
acquisition
.'established.
management
in accordance
it
Inc.,
the
continue
The
and
molds
have
net
short
288,011,
own
• -
Jomar
Slosbergj.
manufacture
proceeds
giving
...
Products, Inc.—Acquires Rubber Prods. Co.
Purolator Products,
,-
aviation
Hadbar,
capital
accounts,
.
\V 'v.-;,,-•:,//.
William,
&
in
units,
fe
Jomar
Tool
the
distribution
related
will
sale
the
wife,
by
•
of
Slosberg
Joseph Walker & 6oiis_____Y ,.47
.47
Electric
the
The
the
of
organized
business of trie
and
receivable,
After
.
Upon
_
Manhattan Bank, New York, has been appointed
trustee,
agent and registrar for $50,000,000 principal amount of 434%
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1981, of the •company.-—V.194, p. 1724.
Purelater
The
by
the
V
■:' -/■
proceeds
plans
V
—
expand
of
to
Service
plus
of
Maxim
all
by
metal
in
and
debentures,
own
debenture
used
to
company,
outstanding
balance due.
then
v.
.
Walker
sale
100,000
consisting
were
the
to
and
officers.
from
\
additional
will
will
working
amounts.
the
interest.
below:
for
intends
company
much
on
countries
balance
the
and
The
to-75%
per
reserves
UNDERWRITERS
Y-
foreign
used
Talcott,/Inc,
circumstances
company's
named
be
purposes.
the
rate
in
company,
will
.70
H.
and
development and acquisition of new product lines in the
and women's heel manufacturing fields, including the con¬
templated acquisition of Lown Heel "Corp. of Auburn; Maine, and other
additions to working capitals Jomar- plans
to
nee
the net prooeeds
.wv
.
G.
-y.
Mo.,
promotion,
Chase
paying
Approximately
the
domestically- and
^
\
&'Co..47
1846.
p.
v*
■
Inc.—
;
Louis,
Jackson
shares
for
owned
and
shoes
accounts
1.50
0
St.
public
the
Webber,
and The
companies will
two
Co.___;__^
Plastics,
/-
•
bowling
:70
&
for
Of
80,000,
and
480,244
companies
shoes
reduction
.47
L. Day__—• ..)■/■• ,■"
Dav__ '-J '•
•
>
.R-.
R-.
■
.47
,
Jones
194,
The
offering.
and
organization
approximately
V.
>
exercise
promotion;
approximately $25,000
be
used
advertising and promotion of budget record merchandising;
approximately
$100,000
will be used to
repay
the
loans
presently
with Talcott, Inc.; approximately $25,000 will be used for the addition
sales
Trask
Anthpny.,.,&
<**»
..
of
.
the
to
the
of
'
two
and
;
.
pursuant
"warrants."
of
expenses
'
(2)
exchange
/wholly
heels
stock,
his
.
issued
under
In
^
women's
.70
& Co.
Ave.,
offered
company.
manufacture
bowling
2.40
' -.47
Tucker,
'.Ufa/'
be
to
each
to succeed
the
such
Taggart & Co.,
Spencer
Joseph, Mellen 8c Miller, Inc.
Kay, Richards & Co.
_!
will receive net proceeds of approximately
all
educational
for
Outstanding
t300,Q00 shs.
have
may
herein
company
paying
.
shares
13,000
additional
t 17,000
of the
Authorized
*1,000,000 shs.
.
.par) _________iY
A.
2.40
&
__i
in
.47
Inc."
./ Thomas
Inc.
Edward
'■
••■:,
.47
'
Road, Rio Fiedras, Puerto Rico, filed a regiswith the SEC on Oct. "27 covering 100,000 shares of
.
-by Paine;
in
two
1961,
f
.
Charles
1.00
n
Clark
•
'
Common
Co.: i J
The
-
1:00
Jomar
;v;
Folsorn
companies
and
companies
•
;
and
/
"
Janney, Battles & E. W
(
.
GIVING
&
Darlington A Grimra...
Applegate
Humphrey, Inc.
"
CAPITALIZATION
Hentz
Hulme,
'
'
&
Hornblower fa Weeks___
•
1961
1.50
Hill,
/
■
'/v'
Co-_w^__c_
Stone
in¬
'
Corp.
companies,
1,00
Co.____;_____
Inc.,
4067
Marjo Plastic Corp.
.
Corp.
be
be
companies,
,
.
.70
Stroud & Co., IncY_li.__
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co.i Inc.
;
Y Hemphill", Noyes & Cd.-YY—2.40
phono¬
of
State
1.50
Hayden,
<
r
;
1.00
:
will
'
The public offering price and underwriting terms
supplied by amendment.. The statement also includes
IJL)
480,244 shares of Ripley common to be issued to ©losberg «,nd affiliated persons in exchange for all of the outstanding stock of seven
to
are
1.50
Deane & Scribner__
Smithers & Co.________
of
-headed
writers
li50
J,. Steele. &
of
each,
the
Securities
Co.__ 3.40
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Stone & Webster Securities
of
Hallgarten & Co;
executive
Corporation. In
International,
-First
;
Stock
share
per
stock
companies, by Benjamin L. -ttiosbex-g,iPresident oh each.
offering will be made on an' all or none basis through under-
•
1.00
F.
S.
$1.31
two
the
2.40
__
Singer,
-
by
The
'
.
Co;
&
share
&
Co.____
&
stock
of
1.00
Co._____
Hammill
of
Barbosa
statement
one
'
2.40
Hutzler_.___
&
425
offered
.70
_-,.„.rY
Shearson,
,
H.
Inc.—-Common
/ of
Co.1.50
•
&
value
share.
per
Industries,
of
common
.70
&
book
present
sares,
company,
tration
.70
Stiver
$6,500
ih
materials, payment, of operating expenses and general
The company has outstanding 89,000 shares of
which Arnold Malkan,
Secretary, Fred" Rubin
a
$2.14
to
This
2AO
Schwabacher
.;
new
Ripley
1.50
Co.
Saunders,
<<■;
law
"
.70
Salomon Bros.
1.50
1.50
Eppler, -Guerin & Turner,
;
Adams
&
.70
;
Co.__
Pont &
&
and
purposes.
Common.; Registered—t
R. W. Pressprich & CoY___' 1.50
•Reynolds & Co., Inc.1.50
/.Rodman & Renshaw
' .47
Equitable
Pickwick
Co.
Corp;
Prescott
.47
,
Bodine_l~_i__
fa
I.
Eastman
.
Y
194, p. 639.
PafTbas
York
1
1.00
"Paine,-Webber, Jackson
CUrtis
/
v
New
Malkea
Arnold
"
-
of
creased
Plastics
'
&
Co.,. IX1C... Y-—-'-d-r-L—J& Tpwnsend,
acquisition included
at
■
•-.70
Cunningham, Schmertz
operations
,
by
commission
snare
\ Vice-President, and Mervin First, ©resident, own 45% 0 ; 23% and 4%
respectively.. They purchased such- snares iat $1 per ahare.
After the
sale
Merrill, Turben & Co.; Inc.^j V70
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
< 1.00
Mullaney, Wells & Co._____^' -.47
Murch & Co/, Inc.* ___.-YiY .47
Newburger & Co. •_/
•
.70
.
-basis
none
per
stock,, of
"
Rhoades & Co:
Co.;
or
»oo
of
law
ox
corporate
•
o
& Co._
&
a
inters,
common
con-
McKelvy & Co.
DeHaven
already, are underway
substantially Increase the
will
England
Legg
McDonald
& Co., Inc., —.47
P. W. -Brooks1 & Co. Int.___Y
.70
Chaplin, McGuinnes & Co.__
.70
.
acquired the assets,
exchange for approxi¬
The
C.
business
*
purchase
.
the
McCormick'&
'
"plans
which
program
the
of
G.
Brooke,
•
v*;; ;■
investment
capacity
2.40
V
Pfizer
in
'
•
-
Blair fa Co.
3. ,C.
Inc., a subsidiary in Canaan, Conn., which
metallic calcium and magnesium in addition to
issued
statement
Pittsfield,
'-
.
of
•
,
Laird & Co., Corp.
W. C.
Langley &
1.50
1
Metals,
purity
products.
limestone
The
Nelco
high
produces
•
England Lime
mately 313,000 shares of Pfizer
the
'
increase"
for
•-
under
all
an
"
them/
certain
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
.70
President, and Edwin. H. Smith, Coh-i.
by C. C. LoomisI Chairtriari, and % Julien. Collins. &;
•
will of New
good
issued
statement
to
such
to
on
'
severally
,
sell
of
subject
are
1.00
Lime
President.
transaction
a
business
joint
a
■
.70
England
to
-to
below
John
Burge & Krausil
Bateman, Eichler & Co.'/_'__
Bear,- Stearns &
Blyth
New
below.'have
1.50
Ball,
-
"substantially
productive capacity.. •-f*' ?v-Y ; ;•
The
\
Nov. 10,
y■.VV,V
agreed
■'
>.70
,
Robert W. Baird' & 'Co., Inc.
<
;
acquisition of the
completed
the
lerence
t
'
made
will receive
May, 1961, the company is 1n
designing and maTnslaeturing radio ttequerycy intercustom-engineered capacitors and feed-through capacItors.
The $100,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale will
be
used
to
purchase
additional specialized testing equipment
and
additional
manufacturing equipment,'"' and vfor -working
capital- fox'
'
140
J
hold.
Pfizer &. Go. Inc.—Acquisition—i;
company on Oct. 18
Co. organization and
York,
Y" Y
bifered'-a-s
Arthurs, Lestrange. & Co._i.
J
shares
«1;656,183
p.
has
percentages, indicated
Cbmrnbn itedk
-as
©ache
-
Pun¬
they
from
sloes..—v.. 194,
named-
company
Kupn, Jideb .& 'Cq. Inc.______10d)9
A. G.. Allyn
& .Ob., Inc.__-__ ,1.50r
^
Milk
in
56/100
-common
the
obligations
ditions
1
•
approximately
treasury
New
.
'
underwriters
A.
shares,
of
•
special
99v75%
shares
This
purchase,
Oi
r
voted,
136,728
"
"\s,
•
shall-not be subscribed for
'through
(he exercise of Rights. ,<The underwriting agreement provides that the
«-•
busi¬
;...
to
severally,
>■*
approval 'of
close
-voted
was
business.
receiving
common-
'.
••
receive
each
Milk
stock
;—K'Y'*'
assets /and
common
nd^
'\
•
j."
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
special meeting of P'unscen
a
v-
?'
fcrnr held of record Oct. 26 with
rights to expire
Additional" financing details follow:
'
It/fe Funsten
of the
■exd'ective
common
proxy.
•
Co.
its
for
at
tuxes
was
'*
•;
Stockholders of this firm of 1,189,947 common'shares at
$9.25 per share on the basis of three new shares for each
-
A.,
•■V;-'-;/-/<■'' 'V'.';!'
-
■
J-:y'/;,•:;i.v;v
Punsten
meeting,
cast
25
w-mcn
Co.,
»1'
v
founder Chairman
as
and business
Oct.
Milk
Pet
1961.
■
assets
transaction,
stockholder?
ness
the
the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
York,715, N. Y.—V." 194, p. 1550.
at
be
will
which
expenses.
Organized
Pittsburgh- Steel- ..C^»*^rAdditi<mal • Financing Details—
Oct. 30, 1961 issue reported the rights"
offering to
-
Co.—Funsten Holders OK Sale—?l':
of the sale of
Approval
made
offering
8i Co., Inc.,
•lor
Our
v
.
be
; Brbaaway:,/New1'
'/• ■" '
owns
stock
common
chairman,
p.*2705. *'
com¬
which
11.34%- and
group
The
V
,
subsidiary., Henry
-Investment
2.987/.V-The
group
the
stock,
Ry.—Partial Redemption—
.
will
In. addition to certain indebtedness and preferred
has outstanding 5^,719,142 shares of common
pany
Kaiser
& Northern
company has, Palled for redemption on Dec. 1, 1961, through
operation <ot the sinking fund, $52,000 of its first
mortgage bonds,
3%%' series due Defc. T, 1066 -at 100% plus ttccrued Interest
Payment
expansion
•
-1.-
*.
.
Piedmont
The
•
11
stock,
to be
Court, Oceanslde, L. I., N. Y., filed a
the SEC* on Oct. 30. covering
40,000
offered for public sale
at $5
per
share.
Russ-Togs,
Inc.—Appointment—
Irving Trust Co.
the
class
A
stock
of
of
New
the
Yoi'k
has
been
corporation.—V.
--
appointed
194,
p.
1551.
sole
registrar
of
12
St.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1952)
Agatha's
each
Athens,
(New
Church
Catholic
Roman
from
gation serial
notes
The
are
products
$500,
Viyi'v,-- ■
'
company
acquisitions
erected
building is now being
of Milwaukee.
on
•V,;
Co.
I,-'.
•''
•'
1763.
194, p.
>y>\ •.
-
Salant
in Oak Creek,
9-acre site
a
Sept.
ended
months
nine
the
for
has
■
that
this
to
ever
been
have
first
the
is
acquisition
made
of
Additional
Seaboard.
by
another
health
its
to
insurance
line,
coverage
Mr.
said.
Kosman
892.
p.
Securities
and
Files
Exchange Commissibn—
cents
Colorado
of
N.
2727
Central
'
company.
Seventh
Ave.,
"
.
Phoenix,
is
real
a
estate
1
Salant
Mr.
this
in
The
well
ahead
The
Realty Co.,
be
the
consecutive
in
year
which
tion
a
thereof
The
The
for
Ave.,
Investment
the purchase
Phoenix,
is
After
of
Cabot'Ave., Detroit, Mich, filed
4815
the
SE'C
stock,
common
to
Oct.
on
27
offered
be
underwriters
in
net
third
laminated
stock
holders
glass
safety
split).
have
said
of
215,000
outstanding
public
sale
the
Shields
by
&
by
Co.
holders
The
public
to be supplied by amendment.
in the fabrication and distribu¬
automotive
replacement
For
of
purposes
converted
215,000
this
class
offering,
shares
B
selling
the
into
stock¬
shares.
common
the
Chase
family,
holds
officials
as
class
and
B
a
group
beneficially nearly
the outstanding
own
26%
over
77%
of
of
the
Net
and in
On
of
principal trading and commercial
Clara County.—V. 190, p. 2756.
30,
the
1961
registered
company
with
Registered—
the
SEC
$8,000,000
7.5%
Sheraton
and
other
of
—V.
194,
Atlantic
470
Ave., Boston, owns or operates 61 hotels
properties.
It plans to use the proceeds for new
finance acquisitions and for other corporate purposes.
1429.
'
**
real
construction,
Santa
of
center
Oct.
of America—Debentures
estate
to
p.
.
Signetics Corp.—New Company—
Inc., New York City, publicly offered 80,000 shares of
company's $1 par common stock at $3.75 per share.
EUSINESS—The company
1953.
is
It
multi-conductor
located
is
PROCEEDS—The
James
lines
and
should
cables
audio
types.
Park Ave.,
receive
and
(after
proceeds
of
C.
Y.
Initial
ex¬
to
braiders
at a cost
high-speed
be
EFFECT
TO
stock
*
This
issued
plan
of
of
allotted
been
option
said
until
submit
also
*165,000 shs.
turized
President.
months
13
option
and
shares outstanding.—V.
183,500
be
Abbo,
Edward
to
warrants
have
the
of
Said
after
warrants
Oct.
exercised
are
194, p. 1058.
■
6,
'
With
shelf
'the
items
will
joint
%
4/
Sept.
20,
net
489,000
sales
The
of
revenues
the
in
77
the
cents
company
and
per
cents
share
common
$1.72
per
months
common share, for
Federal income taxes
per
first
the
rate
ended
Sept.
This
share.
common
per
share,
common
earned
first
the
nine
been
have
net
in
last
the
in
income
1961.
If
year's
will
be
of
Thomas
B.
company's
McCabe,
board
to
of
on
the
cent
per
record
The
of
at
1960.
the
will
of
rate
in
period
same
43.9%
in
Nov.
on
Nov.
held.
Scott now
of
Holders
Nov.
bills
version
is
in
the
lo
per
third
1950
in
development
available
products
The
designers
said.
he
be
design
them.
to
systems
will
items.
system
The
and
an
in
used
in
no
to
1,000
fee.
has
more
than
the
close
shares
on
systems
guidance
business
share
are
now
to $25.66%
each
sold
debentures
on
shares
Dec.,
13,
will
of which
common
receive
The
be
common
were
shares
shares in the last
split
on
a
of
advanced
work
will
and
in
minia¬
View
Investment
—
Co.
for the
share.
12
two-for-one
years.
basis,
"This
Both
and
in
with
the
shares
for
basis.
same
amounted
to
$85,537,497,
an
1960.
over
months
to
Sept.
30,
1961,
share
common1
on
flow-
a
with
compared
months
2
ended
Sept. 30,
1961; after all charges
for dividends on preferred and preference stocks,
$4.65 per common share, compared with $49,627,522,
or
increase
the
on
of
effect
$27,026,049,
the
March
of
orders
had
of
use
orders
indicated
that
of
made
if
the
orders
decision
been
over
;■%/%■
gross
revenue
final,
the
depreciation
issued
and
Sept.
order
he
such
and
for
and
21,
15
March
of
said,
and
just
would
it
future
have
time
reasonable
utilized
company
Public
California
accelerated
said
previous
a
order
to
Peterson
Mr.
9%
or
months.
12
recent
relating
modified
1961
as
rates
accelerated
taxes.
'
after
rate
company,
of
return
utilizes
were
reasonable,
accelerated
increase
in
through"
further
deprecation
income
net
from
to net income
in
and
' 4
tax
present
if
surplus.—V.
rates
194,
and
the
company
resulting
allowed
be
to
return.
the
years,
would
elected
income
that,
later
and
taxes
earned
to
provided
1961
deferred
orders,
"flow
to
640.
p.
Spandex Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
shares
common
Kaufman
ments,
&
of
synthetic
a
to
to
N.
at $3,
be
is
Y.
other
"Reg.
a
offered
are
used
development
St.,
and
yarn
filed
1961
to be
research,
of 2212
on
statement
SEC
offered
be
sold
25,
Proceeds
and
all
an
75c
a
also
to
Third
Oct.
on
for
be
per
to
or
sold
share
covering $261,463.52
at
$13,073,18
Bones
W.
unit.
per
Phoenix,
Ave.,
is
Investment
&
the
in
engaged
SEC
Ave.,
Yonkers,
Oct.
on
shares
27
to
are
share
selling
which
certain
include
5,500
at $5 per share.
The offering will
by Arnold Malkan & Co., Inc., which
shares
for
also
transferable
to the
relates
options
and
$2,500 for
underlying
$110,
to
77,500
to
sold to
pending
be
may
to
the
and
(1)
to
additional
,
In
the
addition
price
of
a
to
Cohen.
The
$3,750.
The
exercisable
five-year
at
$5
non¬
share.
per
to
acquire
&
City
Manhattan
from
the
In
and
The
Co.
York
New
was
and
sale
the
addition
the
in
one
stock
for
operate
the
trade
be
acquisition
to
Tne
added
and
business
two
retail
Ludwig
name
Jamaica.
will
furniture
operates
company
under
$255,000
to
Ludwig
estimated
working
operation
of
furniture
of
net
capital
other
Bau-
stores
Bauman-Spear,
W
in
in
one
proceeds
and
will
be
businesses.
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock,
of which Harvey Polly,
President,
Godfrey Daum, Vice-President, and Charles Swenson, Secretary-Treas¬
urer, own 25,000 shares each.
According to the prospectus, the present
shares
stockholders
After
of
sale
the
of
have
total
a
the
of
shares
cash
shares
investment
offered
outstanding,
about
own
common
in
hereby,
while
the
the
tney
public
of
company
will
at
$70,000.
about
own
of
cost
a
53.2%
$328,750
46.8%.
Sprague
Electric
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—
31, 1961, it was reported that a secondary offering
15,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $80 per
Oct.
of
share
had
been
York
made
City.—V.
through the First Boston
192,
Standard
The
Chase
the
for
—V.
Financial
Manhattan
company's
Corp.,
253.
p.
194,
Corp.—Appointment—
Bank.
$5.80
New York,
cumulative
has been appointed registrar
prior
stock,
preferred
series
A.
1886.
p.
This
corporation, of 454 Livonia
stock,
offering
will
headed
by
commission
cludes
(2)
10,000
the
be
of
Hyman
this
per
which
for
ex¬
sold
to
the
owned
with
company
financing,
Gardner
as
a
$5
at
shares
the
by
$5
offered
to
for
shares
5c
and
finder's
exercisable
warrant,
underlying
for
company
per
like
salfe
both
of
has
its existence.
engineering,
or
It
as
a
source
additional
equipment
for
The
the
stock
of
in
the
warrants
to
development stage
company
and
proposes
sale
energy.
will' be
company's
to
$42,000
$3.50
per
of
share
debentures
into
of
Net
used
research
which
12,000
to
be
be
and
for
shares
to
sold
for
on
&
to
up
20,000 shares
SEC
offered
made
Edwards
underwriter
the
food
stock
$15,000
which
sale
for
at
basis
will
$4
statement
Weiss,
the finder,
the
by
and
The
underwriters
per
share
40b
a
The
expenses.
share.
per
through
receive
in¬
also
the principal
to
2,000 outstanding
previous
holders
there¬
(formerly
Stanley Equipment Corp.) is engaged pri¬
manufacture and sale of heavy-duty stainless
service
includes
sale
increase
The
The
and
equipment,
$258,000
school
laboratory equip¬
hospital equipment and
proceeds from
estimated net
will
be used to reduce an outstanding short-term and
bank loans, for development of new
products, sales and
to purchase additional automatic machinery and equipment,
inventories
holding
of
company
certain
notes,
has outstanding
P. Konecky, Board
Stanley, Treasurer,
Stuart
Louis
tively.
finished
and
for
products, to pay trade credi¬
capital
and
general
working
purposes.
company
which
research
kitchen
and
other
corporate
and
public
all-or-none
Hanly,
exercisable at $4 per share,
Meyer
company
certain
tors
for
an
Registered—
Brooklyn, N. Y., filed a regis¬
26 covering 80,000 shares of
$200.
promotion,
to
Oct.
underlying five-year warrants sold
$200,
marily in the design,
steel equipment which
the
Ave.,
on
A.
100,000
shares
Chairman;
49%,
own
of
common
Meyer
Stanley,
38.1%
and
stock,
of
President,
10.9%,
respec¬
On
shares to
interests
cators,
Oct. 19, 1961, the company issued an aggregate of 10,936
Konecky and Mayer Stanley in exchange for their 100% stock
Hospilab Equipment Corp., and Stainless Equipment Fabri¬
in
Inc.,
now
operated
as
subsidiaries.
$500.
been
manufacture
with
photo processing equipment.
stock,
at
$5,000
15,000
supplied
statement
ment,
15,000 shares underlying five-year
underwriter
Hughes, President.
company's
Cohen,
for
underlying
promoters,
to
share,
organized under New York law in August 1961
and
shoroly thereafter acquired all the outstanding capital stock of
L. B. Spears Furniture Co., Inc., which had been organized in
April,
company
public
for
be
shares
completion
issued
also includes
and
a
was organized under Delaware law in April,
1961, for
acquiring and further developing and exploiting com¬
inventions in the fields of sonics and fluid systems
fluids
Arnold
payable
The
options
$5' per
at
7,500 shares
shares
expenses.
five-year
exercisable
underwriter
granted
shares
Inc.,
Securities
share,
per
who
persons
offered
thereafter
10,000
10c
at
company
outstanding
be
filed
Y.,
56,000
offered
be
commission
will
N.
covering
certain
design,
of
N. Y., filed a registration state¬
covering 65,000 shares of common
commission
underwriter
will also sell
common
A"
William
by
30,000
shares,
greater part of
or
the
which
President of
of
capital.
manufacture
sale
basis
none
per
includes
the
statement
tration
to be used for the acquisition of land.
are
Hawthorne
260
capital
share,
the
the
Ave.,
30
public
2,000 shares underlying like options to be
finder, for $40.
A $7,500 finder's fee is also
The
90,000
improve¬
fibres.
and
company
leasehold
working
in
engaged
synthetic
covering
A"
through McLaughlin,
for
Spears, Inc.—Common Registered—
the
receive
be
Y.
Grand
186
company,
with
made
will
N.
elastic
(L. B.)
This
Oct.
on
(par 10 cents)
Co.,
equipment,
Spandex
Files
for
to engage
devices
using
proceeds from
the purchase
and
development
laboratory in Yonkers, for sales promotion and advertising, for models
and
product
inventory, for
the
preparation
and
filing
of
patent
applications, and for working capital and other corporate purposes.
adjusted
the action of the directors, Mr. McCabe said:
the
the
the
the
con¬
approximately
will
to
Nathaniel
sound
by
which
company
in
convert
the
statement
purpose
for
who
thereafter.
outstanding,
per
of
by
shares
The
the
share
common
this
compared
stock
being advised of the new
utilize accelerated depreciation in its 1960 Federal
The commission, after finding that the company's
and
systems,
manufacturers,
agencies for
Central
N.
underwriter,
owned
mercially
shareholders.
common
convertible
of
spin of Scott's
for
convertible debentures,
amount
common
1954
be
the
operating
$5.50
at
change in Scott's stated capital, will
Dec. 13, to shareholders of record
32,000
3%
company's
and
be
warrants
the
on
common
26.
stocks,
elec¬
start discussing applications
soon
1861 filed a "Reg.
offered in units
with
per
26,000
share by
initial
increase
nine
the
on
quarter
10%
or
the
purposes,
new
New
Arizona.
of
of
75c
a
The
The
additional
principal
commenting
the
their
allows
company and 26,000 shares,
being
thereof.
The 30,000 shares are
to
best efforts basis by Meadowbrook
receive
per
1961.
price of the 3%
from $77
shares and
distributing
a
underwriter
entitling them to the additional
$73,000,000
In
two
10,
between
due
10,
the
on
penses.
the
1960,
quarterly
pre-split shares from 55 cents to 60 cents per share.
share dividend will be payable Dec. 11 to shareholders
effective by
made
land
stock,
holders
share
of the company, announced that the
authorized on Oct.
17
a
three-for-one
common
split, which will involve
be
the
of
one
in
advantage,"
be
2727
corporation,
by
the
$1.71
or
President
directors
of
split of the company's
60
of
common
or
The
Imm,
standardized
of
in
been
circuits
will
underwritten
of
registration statement
Scott Paper Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
dividend
W.
Sonic Development Corp. of America—Com. Reg'd—
$7,209,000,
was
basis,
Oct.
on
preferred
depreciation for income taxes for 1960, it should transfer in the current
accounting period $5,588,000 attributable to deferred taxes, which was
reflected in 1960 net income,
from earned surplus to the reserve for
The
12%
third
up
$7,149,000,
with
months
provided
months,
whereas
38.8%.—V. 193, p. 809.
was
30,
compares
nine
for
third
adversely affected net earnings for 1960
elapse pending a determination of
on
a
flow-through basis.
of
sale
nine
the
For
by
Hollywood,
Exchange Commission—
Oct. 19,
on
Colorado
acquisition
pharmaceutical
quarter.
or
have
fullest
electronics
River
interests
offering
This
86
were
flow-through
a
systems.
Colorado
venture
Sixth
the third quarter were $23,011,000 compared with $22,the third quarter of 1960, Francis C. Brown, President,
reported Oct. 19.
Earnings for the quarter
from
other
and
De¬
9,543,890
on
might
for
company,
the
Commission
tax
82,500
arranged
North
engaged
line
a
Signetics'
Realty Co., Phoenix. Proceeds
Consolidated
is
restricted
their
company
with
Securities
The
In
there
r-
Rise;
reported
of
common
share,
per
determined
year
on
classes
Stanley Industries Corp.—Common
Corp.—Sales and Net Up—
Schering
been
proposals to defense
electronic
Sixth
and
1961.
full,
in
$1.15
1961,
all
shares of
9,987,594
for
an
Reporting
call for development of minia¬
specifications, with the original
for
custom-made
applications,
developments
Outstanding
employees of the company of which 5,000 shares
exercisable
not
are
event
Co.—Earnings
of
Vice-President,
on
$298,954,120 for the preceding
will
basis
technique to
stated
James
its
for which warrants are to be
shares subject to a stock option
10,000
j...
V
Utilities
shares
8,500
and
other
Lewis
controls communications systems, missile
computers for military and industrial uses.
750,000 shs.
—
include
not
underwriter
the
officers and
for
have
the
does
to
$1)
(par
by
tronic
Authorized
Common
only
had been
Industries,
Industries
customers'
the
now
flexibility
Among
FINANCING
PRESENT
because
staff.
and there will be technical liaison
Headed
circuits to
advanced
use
technical
Corp.
Imm
Imm
the
systems.
forming
until
of
Signetics
firm,
according to Dr. James,
later
inherent
Dr.
GIVING
plans,
for
York.
new
designers,
electronic
"Customers
efforts
New
companies.
electronic
products
at
of
CAPITALIZATION
two
advanced
approximately $15,000,
a
trade advertising
campaign
approximately $20,000, purchase of molding
equipment at approximately $15,000, and establishment of an inven¬
tory of standard wire types at $40,000.
The balance of approximately
$73,000 will be added to the general funds of the company.
to
the
of
original computer
manu¬
N.
57,
Bronx
net
complex
to
office
Its
between
turized
$250,000,
financing
Brothers
members
were
Calif., has invested in the
used in the following order of priority:
Payment of an indebtedness in the amount of $35,071, purchase of
semi-automatic
respooling
equipment at approximately $5,000, pur¬
chase of
two additional extruders at
approximately $40,000, the in¬
stallation of a tower unit at approximately $7,000, the purchase of 15
of
penses)
said
Lehman
4320-26
at
company
Dr.
Weissenstern
variety
telephone
Peterson,
or
provision
available
and
in
a
and
intercom
plant
facturing
in
use
transmission
simple
from
range
for
incorporated in New York on June 18,
the manufacture and sale of wires
of electronic applications, and
was
primarily
engaged
made
cables
said
-for—the_l2—months—end ed—Sep t„30,-T961^aggrega.te.d_
mann
Kattner
the
and
of
YV '
.
$4.43.
formerly head of the Physics Section at Fairchild Semiconductor Corp.,
Mr.
Allison was head of the Device
Development Section and Messrs.
Co.,
Oct. 6 offering circular, Stern, Zeiff &
an
quarter
dividends
$7,581,017,
$325,980,169,
of Signetics Corp., Sunnyvale,
Calif., to develop and manu¬
complex miniaturized electronic circuits was announced Oct.
16.
The president is Dr. B. David
James, and Vice-Presidents are David
F. Allison, Lionel E. Kattner and Mark Weissenstern.
Dr. James was
Offered—Pur¬
Products, Inc.—Common Stock
R.
for
last
$53,678,650,
1961,
Formation
facture
suant to
of
including
be
Corp.
capital income sinking fund debfentures due 1989 to be offei'ed
for public sale through Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Boston, and
S. D. Lunt & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
independent utility, sup¬
total population of 330,000 in San Jose
an
the
Y7-.Y YY/Y
;•
through basis, was equal to $3.49 per
for the similar period of 1960.
ment
Sheraton
County, Calif. The company service area, which ap¬
proximates 100 square miles, is located in the heart of
one
of America's most rapidly growing regions, and is
Saxton
E.
revenue
income
stock,
number of smaller communities in Santa Clara
a
Hydro-
$3.36
194,
999.
p.
part of the funds raised will be used to repay con¬
struction bank loans, and the balance to finance por¬
tions of future construction requirements.
plies water to a
74,000
and
stockholders
the result of the conversion
as
Edison
third
$1.16 on
outstanding
shares.—V.
common
A
Works,
16
market.
536,586.87 class B and 63,586 common
shares and proposes to sell 110,836 common shares. Five others
propose
to
sell
amounts
ranging from 5,438 to 35,058 shares.
Management
The New York Life Insurance Co.
Water
to
quarter
Gross
conversion)
Jose
the
are
the
to
registra¬
a
outstanding stock, William B. Chase, board chairman and
owns
71,452.77 class B shares and proposes to sell (upon
15,627 common shares; and Chase, as trustee for members
president,
due 1991. Financing was arranged by
Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco.
The principal insti¬
tutional purchasers of the preferred stock were Occi¬
dental
Life
Insurance
Co., Connecticut Mutual
Life
San
for
$12,761,363,
increase
addition to certain indebtedness the company has outstanding 371,324
and
968,250 class B shares
(after giving effect to a recent
Of
series J,
Insurance Co. and
of
The
Registered—
covering
for
headed
is principally engaged
company
of
preferred stock, series F, and $1,500,000 of first mortgage
bonds,
their shares
California
provision
amounted
&
land.
of
engaged
Corp.-^Common
with
through
2-for-l
placed privately with institutional
shares of $25 par value cumulative
120,000
used
Central
outstanding
82.4%-
selling
owns
lists
common
has
company
investors
Privately—
Sold
of
shares
In
Works—Securities
Water
Jose
covering $258,903.52
$12,945.18 per unit,
Glass
corporation
statement
tion
San
to be
are
N.
2727
A"
in units at
William W. Bones
offering price and underwriting terms
322.
p.
of
"Reg.
a
has
company
Hughes
prospectus
,
of record Dec. 15,
1961, the second
stock dividend was declared.—V. 194,
stockholders
to
1962
15,
filed
1961
Files
—
Commission—
acquisition of land in Arizona.
This
quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share on the class A
capital stock was declared, payable Nov. 15, 1961 to stockholders of
record Nov. 1. In addition, a 3% stock dividend was declared, payable
Jan.
the
which
•'"Y:
$13,473,435,
was
deferred
regular
A
19,
Proceeds
Phoenix.
Shatterproof
1,;
-
Oct.
on
Colorado
Seventh
B
that results
of 1960.
and
company
venture interests to be offered
offering will be underwritten by
joint
for the fourth quarter
appreciably higher than the corresponding period
for the entire 12 month period would be
expected
would
year
1960,
receive
income
Net
income
Colorado River View Investment Co.
Securities and Exchange
With
capital stock.
both sales and earnings
class
the
on
of
The
preciation News—
Or
interests
venture
investment
increased
1961,
30,
statement,
stock,
13.5%.
_the underwriter (10,0UQ snares). Most of such selling stock¬
will
Sculhern
Kosman,
expected in the future.
the acquisition of two other insurance
are
and
Second
a
in the same period of 1960,
according
Net earnings were $929,676,
compared
with $907,876, an increase of 2.4%. Earnings per share
rose
to
$3,586 from $3.50 on the class A, and to 89.6 cents
from
87V2
this
Corp.
debentures.
of America—Acquisition
to be offered in units at $13,073.18 per unit,
The offering will be underwritten by Wm. W. Lones Investment & Realty
Co., Phoenix. Proceeds are to be used for purchase of land.
to $24,474,726 from $20,771,908
to Robert S. Salant, President.
17 8%
by
including
holders
of
common
-The-
joint
Salant, Inc.—Sales and Net Increase—
&
sales
date
of
Electronics
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
;1•
suburb
Net
effective
shares
was
financing, will be applied by the corporation
constructing a combination church, school and
scheduled to be completed by March 1962 at a cost of $751,965.
convent
The
promotional efforts
products are vital
our
Second Colorado River View Investment Co.
of
cost
of
the company.—V.
in
194,
With
this
from
the
distributors
Scott
Net .income
at from 4rV2%-to 5.40 %.
Proceeds
toward
owners
of
currently working on
are
accident
—V.
bear
and
$5,000
of
two different states," Mr. Kosman said.
The Maine
Indemnity Co. was founded in 1915. It. writes only life
insurance but, as a wnolly-owned subsidiary of Seaboard,
it will add
<& Co., West Bend, Wis., is offer¬
and
the
Maine,
stated
Kosman
"We
$1,000
enthusiastic
their
and
with
and prosperity of
Miami, Fla.,
Samuel
of
Portland,
insurance
1
$500,
of
denominations
in
and
Life Insurance
company
of
Mr.
accrued interest from Oct. 1,
$400,000 of this corporation's first mortgage serial bonds,
series A due to Oct. 1, 1976. The bonds are being issued
in terest
number
purchases
.
,
at par and
publicly
the
The
.
Congregation (Oak Creek, Wis.)—Bonds
C. Ziegler
Offered—B.
ing
in
company.
»■
companies
St. Matthew's
increase
the
acquired the Maine Indemnity
Seaboard's President, an¬
nounced. Oct.
19. ■
1
Y
•'
y
'
%%%
The acquisition involved the payment of
18,585 shares of Seaboard
Life stock
which gives Seaboaru 100%
control.
The
Co.
are
Louis, Mo.
friends
the growth
Seaboard
and bear interest at from 4V2% to
unconditionally guaranteed by the
Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Belleville, 111.
Proceeds will be applied toward construction
of a
new $309,000 600-seat church now being erected at New
Athens, 111., located some 40 miles southeast of St.
They
5.4%.
of
*'
r
$5,000
and
$1,000
subsequent
a
success
shareholders
by
their
with
factors in
1977.
due Jan. 15, 1963 to Jan. 15,
being issued in denominations of
notes
was
The growing' number of Scott shareholders is important
continued
the
to
is offering publicly at par and accrued interest
Sept. 15, $240,000 of this corporation's direct obli¬
Wis.,
there
case
of Scott shares.
.C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
Offered—B
111.)—Notes
.
will
common
be
converted
shares
upon
at
the
Suburban
This
Propane Gas Corp.—Net Up—
Whippany,
distributor
earnings
of
for
N. J. corporation, the country's largest independent
petroleum gas, on Oct. 31, reported record net
nine-month and 12-months periods ending Sept. 30,
liquified
the
1961.
Net
with
ings
earnings
$1,698,850
;
represent
common
Net
the
nine-month
for
the
same
per
outstanding,
period
period
share
on
last
an
compared
shares outstanding in
preferred dividends.
1,427,113
after
stock
for
$1.18
were
year.
average
with
of
$1.12
the corresponding
earnings for the 12-month period
were
$1,858,693,
The
compared
nine-month
1,517,842
on
an
period
in
earn¬
shares
average
1960,
of
of
both
$2,750,124, compared with
'
Continued
on
page
54
I
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial
Chronicle
(1953)
Per
Name of
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
the
first
are
grouped
indicate
we
Chilton
in
the
all
two separate
dividends an¬
Per
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
When
Share
Sugar
Refineries,
5%
preierred
$1.20
A
Class
A
Co.
12-11
A
Class
B
Stock
class
&
A
Co.
Mfg., common
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%. pfd.
American
Biltrite
6'A%
1st
2nd
Co.
preferred
preferred
American
Foreign
AnjencUii
investment
Corp.
Machine
Metal
American
News
American
Radiator
&
Inc.
Co.
(W.
R.)
(quar.)
Arkansas
Ltd.
Co.,
loc
11-
Co.
11-
t25c
$15c
12-
1
1
preferred
1
12-14
12-14
Acceptance
Automobile1 Banking
11-15
2%
75c
12-
12-1
8
93%c
Corp.,
Ltd.
Corp.
omitted
4
40c
(quar.)
common
this
at
(quar.)
+12-15
$12Vac
_
12-18
11-
6%
taken
9
6%'
11-10
El
12-
1
11-15
1
11-25
11-15
11-10
Building
Bankers
York
& Equipment Corp.
Shippers Insurance Co.
&
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
7%
Mills.
Canada,
Howell
Black
4.75%
5.60%
Blaw-Knox
Bloch
Bohn
Co.
1
11-
7
5%
12-
1
5.12%
20c
12-15
12-
1
$1.41
25c
12-
1
11-17
Hudson
12-
1
11-17
Hugoton
11-30
11-10
Huston
31c
1-
2
-1-1-10
(increased)
com.
1212-
1
pfd.
taxes
12-13
500
(quar.)
pfd.
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
12-
2
12-
45c
1
12-1
12-15
11-16
12-
11-10
1
10-27
10-23
10-27
10-23
2oC
12-
1
11-15
50c
1-
2
12-
1
1
common
$1.40
(quar.)
2V2%•
Tobacco
(quar.)
12-15
25c
Extra
25c
Bondstock
Corp.
12-15
12-15
12-
6c
11-20
12-
1
11-
25c
1-
2
1-
2
12-
Am°rican
Oil
Ltd.
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)
Budd Company, $5 prior pfd. (quar.)
(No
rctinn
this
taken
Jan.
23,
12-15
11-15
40c
approval
11-20
11-10
3V2%
12-
1
1
1
12-19
11-27
class
Mills,
(quar.)_____
11-15
preferred
4.20%
11-21
11-
8
1
11-
8
1
-11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
$1.1212-
(quar.)
Dock,
1
$1.05
1
11-
46
class
A
(quar.)
_
Canada
Malting,
30c
(quar.)
12-
8
11-17
12-
"
Canadian
Canners,
Canadian
Oil
Ltd.,
class
Ltd.,
Cos.,
12-15
5%
preferred
4%
preferred
11-24
12-
Canal-Randolph
Cannon
Corp.
Mills
Class
Co.,
(quar.)
Mineral
Carpenter
Carrier
Co.
preferred
4.80%
Food
12-
1
General
12-
1
General
Steel
Century
12-30
11-10
50c
12-10
11-17
12-10
11-17
3Cc
12-
8
11-24
40c
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-15
11-15
Industries,
'
Inc.
dividend
General
4.40%
45c
12-20
11-30
25c
12-
9
11-24
(A.
Channing
B.)
Corp.
Fund
Chemetron
Company
of
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Boston
(from
10c
___
capital
gains)
...
Corp.,
common
(quar.)__„
-
tquaiv)^hi._L.i—*:
4%%
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Extra
11-30
10-31
46c
11-30
&
Unadilla
!___
12-10
$1.074.
$1.18%
Goodwill
12-
1
Goodyear
__
Tire
Fcod,
this
(common
&
25c
4'Ac
5
•
20c
(quar.)_____———
(stock
40c
\
—
!——
11-22
Grace
.
Class
Long
A
Insurance
Inc.
(R.
12-
1
R.)
12-15
12-
12-
5
11-13
12-1
11-15
19e
55c
12-
8
•11-17
12-29
12-20
12-31
1-
1
11-22
11-22
59 %c
1-
1
11-22
53yac
1-
1
11-22
66c
1-
1
11-22
5
4'Ac
1-
1
11-22
55c
—
12-
1
11-15
25c
__T_—
11-30
11-14
7'Ac
——--
11-15
10-30
25c
12-16
11-24
1%
—
12-16
11-24
15c
12-
8
11-23
12-15
Inc.
1
stock
1
dividend)
(quar.)
39c
11-15
12-30
12-15
ment
__
$1.12'/2
1-15
12-30
per
Mutual
Year-end
12-19
11-15
(quar.i————
10c
11-29
10c
12-
1
11-15
12-21
11-30
12-15
12-
12-11
11-20
(quar.i—
—
22'Ac
30c
—'
(quar.)j—__>
(quar.)_.— __—.__
Y.)
and
a
'
11-10
12-27
10
'
11 -12
1-26
1-
5
4-
6
3-
9
12-15
12-
1
19-
t
11-10
—
12'Ac
Co.,
li.c.
un.i—
;
_—
(quar.)
10c
(Boston)
12-15
12-30
12-15
11-15
11-
40c
Insurance
12-30
2%
—
Life
11-20
11-10
—
Lukens
Steel
Co.
(increased)
Macco Chemical Co.
Extra.
'___
(quar.)
10c
Shoes,
(quar.)
Aircraft
4%
&
Meier
Telephone
Frank
&
Seamless
Life
Tube
1
12-30
11-17
11-18
12-
1
11-17
1-
1
25c
(quar.)
45c
2c
12-31
1-
12-
8
12-15
1
12-15
50c
(quar.)__
"(Lincoln,
10-31
11-15
11-
40c
12-
11-15
25c
Y.)
11-15
15c
(N.
11-20
5
11-
6
6
Neb.)—
20c
Oil
Midwest
share
(stock
Corp.
Continental
of
held).
shares
Oil
dividend)
for
Co.
1-
6
12-30
12-11
11-15
(one
60
each
—.—
Miles
Laboratories
Inc.
—
11-10
12c
i
dividend
Stock
(subject
stockholders Jan.
11,
3%
(resumed)
conv.
approval
1962)—
Minnesota
5%
Power
&
1
-
40c
15c
11-24
11-10
11-21
11-
6
8
200%.
50c
(quar.)——
75c
—.—
9
11-20
1-15
12-22
12-
40c
12-
1
11-10
$1.25
1-
2
12-15
$1.15
Light, com.
1-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.60
4.40%
Missouri-Kansas
Class
B
Utilities,
preferred
Paper
Mountain
Fuel
B
1212-
1
11-14
30c
1-
1
11-30
$1.12ya
(quar.)
1-
1
11-30
—
1-
1
11-30
$1.17'A
Supply
Co.
17c
j
(increased-quar.)
(Ore.), class A
11-30
10-26
11-15
11-
35c
12-11
11-17
10c
—
—
(quar.)?+•__->—
35c
12-
1
11-
1
10c
Mills
—;
Fund
11-14
25c
(quar.)_
common
12-
1
11-
1
1
—
Investment Foundation Fund
Growth
11-39
1
—
(quar.)—
Fund
Mosinee
12-16
$1.25
com.
preferred (quar.)Growth
Series
4.70%
Morton
12-15
11-30
5c
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
Co.,
1-2
12-16
common
i
'_.—
12-15
$1.10
$1
—-—-x—
Pipe Line,
Utilities
Missouri
Mutual
$1.64
8
12-
Mississippi Power Co.—
Class
$1.52
share from net realized capital gains
19-
12-22
of
—
—
preferred
preferred
12-22
Regulator-
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Common
to
——
11-24
36c
(monthly)
Year-end
Multnomah Kennel Club
of
1
2-
11-17
Quarterly
5%
net invest¬
distribution
12-
12-15
12-15
(quar.)__
Insurance
11-10
1
$$1.37'A
$$1.12 'A
(quar.)
Assurance
1
12-11
$3
(quar.)
Co.
Fire
1
11-
tinc
(quar.)
common
11-
$1.25
(s-a)____!
preferred
Meadville
Corp.
Co.,
11-
11-15
11-15
t30c
;
11-15
5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Johnson
8
2'AC
__.
Metals
—
payment of 12c from
income
v
12-12
1
1-15
25c
Montana-Dakota
five-for-four split
Inc
'
10c
(N.
(quar.)
11-15
(quar.)—:__———
Fund,
12-
4%.
.___
Rubber
1-15
25c
8c
11-15
2%
Inc.
11-
10-24
12c
40c
—
Industries,
Gregory
3
11-15
1
(quar.)-—
Co/,
1
1
11-14
5%
Quarterly
Midwest
1%
Inc._—_—A;——
&
1
1212-
—
;___•
dividend
11-15
40c
(quar.)_.—-
Corp.—
(W.
2
$2
Miss.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
a
1-
12-
10c
(Jackson,
1
G.),
Protective
Michigan
35c
32'Ac
preferred (quar.)——_
of Ohio—
Sys*em
11-28
$1
(quar.)__
(nuar. I
Mile
11-10
6
————
A
8
2
(quar.)
dividend
Merchants
11-
(quar.)____,—
Electronics
1
ix
11-25
—
(quar.)
1
12-
2
12'Ac -
dividend)
Co.
1-
' j;
1
11-
11-15
30c
—
11-
11-15
3'Ac
,;i: 'J
•——_
class
8
12-
1-
time)
Co.
preierred
Maher
$1.50
-:-g
Rubber
11-
1
payment
dividend
11-17
A————
(quar.)—_—
Inc.,
Security
15c
(quar.)_
5%
Mead
dividend
Stock
Giant
__
10-30
Co.
&
Inc.
Stock
12-15
11-13
11-13
at
Magnetic
(quar.»_——
Stockholders approved
11^13
H.)
McDonnell
Stations,
1
1-
•;
■
11-15
Corp.
12-
30c
12-21
(quar.)
10-25
dividend—___
Guardian
i
;
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Liberty Fabrics Inc.
11-17
10-31
Telephone—
(quar.)
Inc.
1
16c
1
Rubber
&
Tire
Stock
Globe
12-29
50c
;
_________
12-15
(quar.)—.
preferred
Gorham
4pqeferTved
Chenango
$2.20
General
Georgia-Pacific
Chance
1-15
(quar.)
11-
convertible
12-20
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
11-30
Telephone Co.
11-16
1
Levine's
11-17
—
preferred
12-30
12-15
12-
50c
Tourneau
11-14
—
is-a)„
(quar.)
convertible
11-30
12-
11-30
Parfums, Inc
1
Funds-
5.28%
6%
12-15
12-15
12-29
12-
preferred '"(quar.)—„_
preferred (quar.) _i:—__
Genisco,
12-29
11-10
jioc
12-14
Stock
12-15
<quar.)'_—-—-—_—
11-16
10c
11-10
1
$1
12-15
preferred
11-30
10%
11-10
1
12-
25c
Life
12-15
(resumed)-—
convertible
4.36%;
1
12-
(quar.)
com.
10c
A
convertible,
1:25c
(quar.)
Ry.,
Quarterly
56 'Ac
4.25%
General
12-
12-29
5% pfd. (accum.)
Valley Ry. (s-a)
Massey-Ferguson, L'd„ common (quar.)____
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
4'A%' preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
11-10
93 %c
Massawippi
Inc.
1
1
1
12-29
11-10
Advertising
1
11-
12-11
11-25
Telephone &
Common
:i:12c
.*
Lamar
20c
_____
class
Industries
1•'
12-
Creamery Co. (quar.)__—_'___
Company Inc., common
(quar.)__
Steel
Stock
12-
—
Outdoor
1-2
dividend)--—
10-30
(quar.)__—_—__
2
1-10
1-10
25c
omitted
$1
Corp.
11-30
(stock
11-25
—
Finance
60c
Club
11c
1
17'Ac
(reduced-quar.)
Co.
-1-10
__ZH-Lf_f '■ 15c
Co._____
15c
Corp.
11-15
11-15
1-15
Maine Central RR,,
Merchandise
1
1
12-18
Foods
1-
__
Turf
11-
10-20
General
1
56'Ac
Extra
11-15
1
General
1
(quar.)
11-10
1-
(quar.)_
12-
A
1
11-15
(extra)
12-
class
12-
1
55c
(quar.)
$1
Ltd.,
11-10
32'Ac
Corp.
(quar.)
Products,
11-15
1
(quar.)
J.)
Corp.
(quar.)_;
preferred
Centennial
4'A%
Corp.
12-
12-
1-15
12-11
-
11-15
,415c
11-17
•
11-15
1
fl3%c
12-20
X
11-15
1
12-
97'Ac
(quar.)__
12-15
Co.
11-30
12-
24c
(s-a)/
common
25c
series—
2
(quar.)
1
——-—___—_—
1
15c
$1.05
(quar.)——
T'railer
11-15
7'Ac
$1.12'A
series
2
(quar.)
12-
12-
12-
11-15
America
75c
common
12-15
12-15
N.
preferred
11-10
11-10
10c
(quar.)__
Corp,
1
9
12-15
_'_
(S.
Laclede
11-15
30c
Drive-In
11-10
12-15
38c
■.
General
12-30
11-10
com¬
(quar.)_
Realty,
1212-
York—
Co., common '(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Lanvin
(quar.i_
com.
11-24
50c
of New
Southern
preferred
Loyal
(Oregon)
11-24
9
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Company
Kress
11-24
34'Ac
General
75c
1
(quar.)——__
(Newark,
Custodian
1-
*
St-eel
Corp.,
4'A%
Chase
on
(quar.)—
Co.
1-
I_
12-
12-15
time)
Corp.,
Inc.
t$2
Steel
Extra
Stock
taken
9
12-
11-10
11-10
(year-endi__
(Mass.)
action
(quar.)
preferred
$18%c
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)—————
J$1.25
common
com.
Machine
preferred
4%
11-10
1
1212-
$1.09
11-15
12-18
12-
$1.60
(quar.)__
12-
7'Ac
(quar.)
Fibre
4.80%:
Koppers
46'Ac
11-15
12-29
4%
Keyes
Knudsen
(quar.)—__—
pfd.
10-25
33c
(quar.)_
City
11-10
(quar.)—
11-10
25c
;___
Ltd.,
Kansas
1
at
4.75%/
B
Carolina
Catelli
payment
12-15
15c
9
12'Ac
15c
Lamson
12-
$1.25
Co.
H.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-
(quar.)
preferred
11-10
50c
12-15
$$1
1
2c
Lane Bryant,
A
com.
this
Bank
Telephone
General
9
1-
(quar.)
Jones &
11-10
1
35c
$1.37'A
(Del.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
,
1
(quar.)__:—
at
A
(quar.)_:
V
11-30
12-19
$1.21%
class
Fund
pfd.
8%
11-10
12-
$1.06'A
'.to,
11-10
(quar.)
1'50c
i,
11-24
1
1
(initial)——
Co.
Corp.,
—
5'A%/' "preferred
1
$1.42
1:50c
Ltd.
Extra
-
Club,
12-
I_
common
preferred
Garrett
12-15
60c
10-28
Assoc.—
on
(no
Foster-Wheeler
,
11-15
7'Ac
11-A:
Jockey
$1.37'A
(quar.)
Insurance
Income
1
,1-
(quar.)
11-10
$1.25
Electric,
Inc.
Fruehauf
10-31
12-
12-
profits)———.
11-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Company.,
8
11-15
11-15
plus 20 cents from
Machines
Utilities
preferred
Kirsch
(quar.)
Mfg.,
(M.
11-10
10-31
Iowa Public
Le
preferred
11-24
11-30
11-10
(quar.)
Capital
11-21
11-15
12-15
from
11-15
$10c
(quar.)
taken
payment
12-15
cents
preferred
$1.02'A
(quar.)—_
preferred
15c
Ltd.,
11-21
11-30
B
6%
1
32'Ac
(quar.)
common
Battery Co.
District
Bond
(13
4.20%?
2
wDiqc:>
(quar.)
preferred
62
1
30c
3.90%
1-
time
East
11-21
12-
$1.25
3.75%
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Franklin
11-21
1
25c
11-27
Ltd
Gas,
Storage
J lie
(quar.):
Dry
1212-
12-
11-21
1
12-
70c
11-27
guhrfui
(quar.)
Foote
1
12-
5%
12-
id
(quar.)___
Mart,
12-
quar.)
12-16
$1.50
(quar.)
.1
preferred
$4.50
1
$1
A
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
25c
12-
87'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Burrard
(increased-quar.)
com.
12-15
31'Ac
75c
10c
1_r___—1__7r__
preferred
$2.25
11-17
—
12-15
A
(quar.)
preierred
$4
12-18
12'Ac
10c
11-10
Fishman
11-22
11-17
35'Ac
$1.34
$1.75
,
1
Flintkote
4
11-22
7
$75c
Service, common (incr.-quar. )__
preferred
(quar.)____,
preferred
(quar.)_
12-
National
7
12-
A
11-15
$1.37'A
Florida
10c
income
Funding Corp.
Class
11-15
12-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Firemen's
12-15
12-
12-11
,
<quar.h
Mines,
Corp.
11-14
12-23
25c
Resistance
preferred
Class
40c
(quar.)
11-10
First
9
at
Corp.
preferred
4'A%
12-
Extra
$2
Investors
of
11-10
Filtrol
11-14
1
40c
.
(quar.)
Inc.
security
International
1
mon
11-16
1
12-
5c
(quar.)
Business
International
2%.
to
11-15
11-15
1962)
Inc.
common
Co.
action
1
12-
40c
-
Marine, Inc.
International Parts Corp.
1
12-
1
Food
Burlington Industries,
Eurndy
$1.25
common~ payment
on
11-30
1249c
32c
(increased
Investors,
realized
12-15
12-
Film ways,
time)
Buffalo-Eclipse
4%
25c
split
2%
investment
20c
$22'Ac
12-
Fidelity
12-15
$25c
British
11-22
31'Ac
(quar.)__
Lindberg Steel Treating
10-31
37'Ac
11-22
12-12
—
10-31
(quar.)
Farrington
1
(quar.)
Extra
li-10
1
$1.34
4.36%
1
Company
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. .(quar.)
Borden
11-22
12-12
preferred (quar.)
Inter-County Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
(New York)
(quar.)
International Cigar Machinery
(quar.)—
3oc
Corp.
2
12-
12-12
(quar.)__
Co.
(Water
net
1
$1.41'A
5%
11-14
12-
12'Ac
13%c
(quar.)
Peanut
net
(quar.)
Empire
11-4
12-16
11-22
International
preferred
this
11-14
11-15
t
12-12
dividend
International
preferred
12-15
30c
(quar.)
common
Brass
&
2
75c
Co.,
(quar.)
Aluminum
1-
35c
12c
:
Products
&
Gas
12-
Research
12-15
12-15
$1.06%
2
—
five-for-one
dividend*.
11-10
L^uitable Gas Co.,
1-
(Tom)
Stock
at
payment
(quar.)
No
11-20
(quar.)
11-22
J|(quar.)
Production
12-15
Electronic
11-20
12-
12-12
12 %c
Indianapolis Water, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
preferred
11-29
12-
Vitamin
12-
Electrolux
1
$1.05
_/
lc-15
13'Ac
;_4
preferred
International
on
preferred
$4,875
11-15
$1.18%
.
2nd
25c
Natural
Electric
11-24
—
(quar.)
.;
(qi)ar.)_.
preferred
Indiana
11-17
1
2
$1.50
_.
6.40%
11-17
1-
preferred
Stock
11-17
preferred
$5
11-15
10c
(quar.I
preferred
Brillo
12-30
12-
$1.75
dividend
Bros.
6%
1-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
3
11-30
8
1-15
10c
5.50%.
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
4.25%-
11-
12-15
$1.25
pfd.
7%
(quar.)
preierred
11-14
$$1.75
Light,
preferred
$4.20
Blackstone
5
12-14
12-
25 c
20c
12-15
12'Ac
$2
$4.20
5.68%
(quar.)
&
12-
$$1
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
Power
12-15
65c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
Hills
Ltd.,
(s-a)
Inc.,
preferred
&
Bethlehem
35c
12-29
25c
preierred—
Lighting &!'Power Co. (quar.)____
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd.
(quar.)
Hudson-Pulp & Paper Corp., Class A (quar.)
11-22
11-10
5.36%:
New
__
of
preferred
Beaunit
(quar.)
of
12-18
Houston
30c
Sullivan
5'/2%
12-23
10-26
11-30
6.65%
Bank
2oc
(R. M.) Corp.—
;
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)___
12—1-
____
Louis•-& Interurbaq.iWfiteiVrT.
Paso
11-15
11-15
Hollingshead
(quar.)
preferred
East
8
12-
■
11-15
(quar.)
Hosiery
St.
1
1
10c
5%
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
East
12-1
12-
(initial)
(quar.)_
a
12-15
12-
(quar.)__.
Ltd.,
approve
Mfg.
25c
B
4'A%>
10c
$1
11c
$1.25
(quar.)
Stockholders
Hobart
Corp.
Eagle-Picher
time)
30c"
Co.
Co.
preferred
35c
(quar.i___.
preferred
Class
12-1
;___
Telephone Co., common
preferred
(quar.)_
preierred
20 c
(quar.)
British
(quar.)
Corp.
4.10%.
(increased-quar. I
1
20c
Durham
11-10
12-
12-
Corp.—
preferred
Dura
class
&
(common
Extra
*.>
Inc.,
11-17
12-
22'Ac
dividend)
1
9
12-15
preierred jqugr.,)———
Hign Voltage Engineering Corp.—
9
11-
25c
5'A.%-,
~
____
(quar.)
dividend—
Company (quar.)
stock split subject
5.36%;
11-17
25c
(quar.)
common
1211-
6
11-15
(quar.)—
A.)
Electric
5.10'A
12-T
(quar.)i
Enterprises,
7%
11-10
(quar.)
Atlantic
Products
.
before
Corp.,
Mfg.
Duke Power Co.,
11-10
12-
12-15
5%
.,
50c
&
Corp.
Seal,
stockholders
11-17
12-
1
20c
(W. S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)———
Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Drexel
11-14
50c
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
11-30
(quar. 1
8
12-
54c
___
(Chicago)
Co,
pence
Co.
&
Steel
(3-for-l
11-14
81'Ac
Gas,
Corp.
11-30
11-
time)
Stock
9
5
11-15
1
12-
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Chemical
4.80%'
1
12-
Ordinary—
9
Co.
Drackett
11-10
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Industries (stock
Cork
payment
of
Arilines
Dover
1
12-
split
(increased-s-a)—_
(quar.)__
Valley
Armstrong
Bell
li-15
1
1
12-
12-30
11-25
10c
action
Dickey
8
12-
12-
28C
(quar.)
i
Gas
Ltd.
Milk
&
Detroit
11-20
11-
1
—
Plastic Welders
R
Delta
11-20
four-for-one
a
preference
conv.
Armco' Steel
$5
12-1
11-22
12-15
12-
common
Co., new common
Plywood Corp.
(quar.):
Hoskins
Extra
Louisiana
Arkansas
Natural
this
11-21
70c
___
approve
preferred
&
(No
8
5c
;
Farms
Avon
12-15
12-20
11-25
6c
.
DeJur-Amsco
11-21
40c
Extra
A
12-
Hawaiian
6c
Dononue
<quar.l_;_
Corp.
National,
$3.75
1
1
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
90c
9
12-
12-20
$1.75
Centers
Co.
12-
35c
25c
12-
from
(quar.)_
Power
Casualty
Dahlstrom
11-24
22'Ac
___■_
12-20
6
1-
25c
4'A%'
D
11-15
*
Fund
common
Zellerbach
Inc.—
Stockholders
$3
5
(quar.);
Foundries
Tobacco
Ampoules,
Arden
12-
(quar.)
(quar.);
Standard Saniiarj
Recreation
Steel
Andian
2%'
Hawaiian
12-
$22'Ac
___:
40c
(quarterly
:
Cork
12-15
._
10-31
(M.
1
Co.
(quar.)
Crown
11-10
1
(quar.)
American
Ames
1
1-
11-30
20c'
Corp
Deere
12-
Harbor
?___,
Fund
Stock
Water
Crown
5
$1.31'A
dividend)
(quar.)
American
American
12-
25c
Foundry
Climax
Co.
preferred
12-15
Hanna
Fund
11-24
20c
American
Common
8
1
1-
(quar.)—
preferred
11-15
11c
General
&
:
&
__
Payment
11-24
12-
'
Fund
Insurance
stock
11-10
8
20c
_—
(stock
&
12-11
12-
preferred
5%
12-
40c
(quar.)
Corning
lmnon.—
en
ou.
(quar,).
Laboratories
American
(quar.)
quar.)_____
preferred
American
7%
12'Ac
17'Ac
(quar.)
4%>
Co.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Handy & Harman,
8
$15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Courtaulds
11-30
17'Ac
A
Income
preferred
Cory
11-30
12-15
(quar.)____
class
Mills
Crowley's
12-15
11-16
12-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-16
20c
Corp.,
Insulator
<
1
$1.62'A
(quar.)
common
10-17
12-
11-10
7
12-15
5%
(quar.)
Extra
11-17
1
80c
Co.
Power
American
5'A%
(quar.)
5
11-
1
12-
When
Share
(quar.)„—___
common
preferred
Watch
7'Ac
Snearing & Stamping1 ('quar.)
Continental
11-24
12-
11-10
12-
Ltd.,
Corp.'
Harshaw
Ltd.' (quar.)
Co.
Paper
11-14
12-22
1
:t
Consolidated
10-31 '
$1.02
:
(quar.)
Greetings
20c
11-24
o
12'/ac '
:
(quar.)_
<te
B
11-21
2oc
(quar.)
Creuit
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago)
Rubber—
American
Class
1
2%
(quar.)
Enterprises,
capital gains)
Composite Bond
1
12'Ac
Allis-Chalmers
Milling & Eievator
Extra
(quar.)
Bakeries
1111-
1st
$7C
—:A.—.____—
Life
4%
12-14
11-15
Brass,
25c
(quar.)____—_____
dividend
(Louisville)
3
35c
___
American
11-
Stone
&
Commonwealth
B—
dividend
Kid
11-17
$1.25
___•
Sand
lnteinat'l
Cone
:
Corp.,
12-20
12-20
distribution
RR
5c
Commonwealth
12-20
12-30
$.085
(special
__
Credit
All-State
(quar.)
Inc.
Vermont
&
Allied
Inc.
Fund,
12-30
5%
shares
12-30
6'Ac
B
50c
Commonwealth
(Mass.)—
and
A
on
87'/2c
(quar.)________—
Commonwealth
1
6'/4c
Fund
stock)
or
Inc.
Hahn
Hamilton
(quar.)___
Commercial
11-10
12-
Hajoca
guaranteed
Commercial
11-30
5%
11-17
guaranteed
Combined
12-11
12-15
11-10
special
Colorado
11-20
2
7'Ac
is-a)
Affiliated
1-
2oc
Publishing
dividend
Advisers
Albany
1'.
(s-a)
Stock
12-15
$30c
1
12-15
3
50c
Holders
2
12-
regular
Stock
1-
$$1.25
.
(resumed)
Addison-Wesley
Class
;
10c
"
Per
Name of Company
11-
12-
Colonial
lquar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Holders
11-13
(s-a)___________v___
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)____
Cochenour-Willians Gold
Mines, Led. (s-a)
colonial Fund, inc; (quarteny from realized
Construction—
(quar.)
Wire
Acme
(quar.)
&
25c
Payable of Rec.
$12'Ac
preferred
Missiles
Company
When
Payable of Rec.
4%
1
Acme
Share
'
Clopay Corp.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
"
*
*
7%.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Company
'-
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(quar.)_____
City Water ot Cnattanooga, 5% pfd.
Clayton & Lambert Mfg
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments
previ-.
Name of
Company
13
(quar.i
(quar.)
:
4c
11-24
10-31
4c
11-24
10-31
li
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1954)
When
Per
Nalco Chemical
Nashua
B
12-
12-
20c
12-
50c
—
(quar.)
A
12-
tquar.
Products Corp. (quar.)__—
National Drug & Chemical, 60c pfd. (quar.)
National
Vulcanized
Fibre
(quar.)
National
Dairy
Holders
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
25c
20c
(quar.)
Co.
class
Corp.,
Class
Share
of Company
Name
V
of Company
'
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.
9
Tennessee
5
11-28
4.10"/?
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02VSi.
5
11-28
4.25%
preferred
(quar.
$I.061A ' •:* I-
9
11-17
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)____—
Gas
Transmission,
28c
(quar.)_f
com.
Stock
Britain
New
(payable
div.
4%
Co.,
(111.)
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4.65%
12-29
12- '5
4.90%
preferred
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(quar.)__z
12-30
12-15
5.10%
preferred
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12-30
12-15
12-
5.12%
•
preferred
5.24%
preferred
(quar.)____
10-30
4.50%
2nd
(quar.)
25c
12-15
12-
4.72%
$1
(quar. >
5%
11-22
12-11
11-30
1-15
Z
12-20
3uc
12-
90c
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1
1
1-
35c
25c
(quar.)—.
is-at
Northeastern
5.25%
1
(quar.)__ y.7'-'
preferred
$4
preferred
preferred
Tex-Stat Oil
&
$1
10-31 •#.:
1
12-
11-15 y-
;
Texaco,
Ohio
Power
4.40%
4.20',; •
4.08%
Obio
Life
Onver
lyiwue
class A
Portland Cement,
Oregon
Stock
Pacific
Employers
Pacific
Vegetable Oil
Packaging corp.
6%
preferred
Panhandle
Paton
Mfg.,
1st
Metal
I
Peoples
Telephone
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preferred
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ublis»iing
Mig.
Paul,
12-
6
6
Co.
Doage
5%.
11-24
11-10
12-
11-10
12-15
12-
12-
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50c
1 quar.i
Natural
convertible
2-
1
12-
1-30
1
11-
12-11
Finance
SI.25
Co.,
preferred
12-
8
11-17
25c
11-30
11-10
12-
1
11-10
I-
5
12-
1
1
Pittsburgh Steel
tta
12-15
12-30
preferred and 5V;
this
at
Pope
&
6%
preierred A
Talbot,
common
preferred
11-
11-
3
tl-A
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(quar.)
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11-15
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Common
iquar.)
iquar. >_
preferred
50c;
;; 12-10
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11-14
55c
12-
1
preferred
12-
1
27c
12-
1
iquar.i
oreferred
12-
1
12-
1
;
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Supermarkets
Cold
Carriers
12 (Ac
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Storage—
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Z
12-
(initiali
30c
realized
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11-15'
capital
gains).
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pfd. (quar.),:.—,!
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dividend
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4%
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11-15
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1
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1,
12-
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5C
1
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Class
Scott
M.)
(quar.)
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Screw
Sons,
Williams,
&
taken
Bait
America
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(G. D.)
Security
Quarterly
Signal
Oil
action
(no
$4.75
z
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A
and
Corp.
omitted
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this
the
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Standard
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A
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CotamoB
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Jersey)
dividend
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12-
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9
11-
6.
12-
»
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6
12-14
25c
12-15
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gains
A
of
common
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5 %
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preferred
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pfd.
Gas
654%
.
(2*for-l
Trunk
preferred
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common
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1-15
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<
77
V
11-28
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12-12
50c
2-26
,
11-24
11-30
12-, 1
U-15
11-24
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(quar.)
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1.
10%
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Portland
Alterman
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11-30
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1-
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12-15
hoth
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12-12
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12-12
11-
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50c
12-12
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11-10
10-25
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12-15
11-21
11-17
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11*24
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19-31
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10-30
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11*15
2/
12-12'
11-15
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Bros.
11-
12-
11-15
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3
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&
preferred
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common
share
held)_z
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9
1-15
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10-16
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11-24
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6,
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12-
.
r
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17'Ac
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12-
15c
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12-15
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shares
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11-15
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11-16-
12-15
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1-1-62
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10-31
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19-31
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12-15
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12-
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12-21
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11*14
1-21-62
3
(quar.)
41
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11-30
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(quar,)_^__
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10-20
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12*,, 8
145c
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preferred (quar.)
Bekins Van & Storage Co.
(increased);
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Hemingway
Co.,
Inc
9
11-10
11-
5 %.
.
4%%
.
11-
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12-29
11-30
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stockholders
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11-15
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12-
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Beck
Trust
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&
11-15
12-1
10c
50c
preferred
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Bell
11-15
&
Power
A
Bayles
10-18
1
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12-12
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11-15
11-12
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11-15
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11-18
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(quar.)
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11-24
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12-11
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5'/2%'
12-13
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12-11
Atlantic
x.
10-20
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6%
preferred, (quar.)
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10-20
12-
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10-20
1-
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1
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12-29
v
11-28
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(quar.)
stock
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11-24
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11-10
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11-10
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11-13
12-15
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12-11
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11-15
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11-15
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15c
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share
preferred
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11-15
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12-
37>/2c
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11-13
12-20
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12-23
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Arizona
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11-15
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this
...
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12-11
11-15
12- 5
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12-15
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11-20
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11-17;
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each
11-10
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12-13
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common
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B
«
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(quar.)
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Sterling
Slerer
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(New
Ltd.,
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12-8
50c
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50c
pfd.
common
preferred
10-25
8
20c
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5%
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Spiegel,
11-10
12-
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12-20
25c
40c
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(quar. X—iv.—___
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M
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11- 6
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7
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11-20. 7
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payment
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we
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12-15
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12-21
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common
preferred
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1',
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11-20
12-15
12-
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12-15
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12-19
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21c
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11-
11-30
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12-15
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8
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12-20
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11-
11-17
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11-27
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11-3
1
11-16
lie.
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Ross
and
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11-15
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12-
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12-28
12-15
11-15
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11-15
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11-15
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12-15
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12-15
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11-15
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11-21
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11-10
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action
12-1
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12-29
$1.37'4
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securities
states
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11-10
1-10
12'Ac
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from
7%
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12-
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pfd.
11-
1
12-18
91'Ac
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11-17
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11-15
3%
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ordinary income
Heritage Publishing
20c
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1
12-27
$2.55
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$5.50
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20c
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U-30
1
25c
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Union
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11-27
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Growth
American
8
50c
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RR.
dividend
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11-
11-30
'12-15
;
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American
35c
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$5
2
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&
3
3'%
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11-15
1-
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12-15
12-
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inc.
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Tucson
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11-30
1
1-
11-22
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Philadelphia Suburban Water, commou
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Trenton
1
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2
12-15
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3
12-15
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11-15
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12-
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11-15
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11-
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common
dividend—.
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preferred
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11-14
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1 quar.i
Electric
American
40c ,;
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11-10
11-22
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8
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B
11-15
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62 y2 c
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12-
1
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5%
5%
preferred
Tokheim Corp.
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12-8
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American
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1
11-14
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5%.
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preferred
12-
65 c
(quar.i
UjUu-.j
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&
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1
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11-10
12-
from
(quarterly
income)
net
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8
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on
11-15
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1
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12-15
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8
12-8
12-
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11-10
12-
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1-
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3
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11-
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11-10 >
11-30
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11-10
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12-
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8
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Pacific
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.
12-1
$1.02
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Ohmart
11-10
1-
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12-
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11-10
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12-8
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preferred !quaf.
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preferred
$1.28
8
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(quar.)
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12-8
1-1
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two-for-one stock
Gulf
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$1.12'/a1-
(quar.
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Texas
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preferred
2nd
—
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li-id
11-10
2nd
proposed
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preferred
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Northwestern
$1.22la
(quar.)_______
11-14
12-
1
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:
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American Airlines, common
3.50%
preferred (quar.)
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(initial)—
12-8
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4y2%
12- ,8
1-
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12-
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6
1
(quar.)——_
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American
American
(Minn.)
11-
11-15
(quar.)
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North
North
11-16
50c
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in class B
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Gas
Chemical
preferred
Nopco
3
25c
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11-
30c
—
class A__.
Paper,
Edwards
1
20c
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Corp.
Nekoosa
12-
20c
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15c
preferred
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Name of Company
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12-12
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11-18
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11-25
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1-2-62
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12-
6
Volume
194
Number 6105
The Commercial
-.
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and
Financial Chronicle
(1955)
:
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•
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Per
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Food
•
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Stockholders approved
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11-17
lx.
11-22
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neo
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$3
pfd.
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&
12-31
■
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"33q
12-
..
2'%
1
12-
share
of
pan-
12-
5%
pfd.-
share
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12-
10-31
11-15
10-31
10-20
10-31
.11-15
10-31
'11-15
10-31
10-30
1
12-
5
1
12-
5
12-1
11-15
4-2-62
4-2-62
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1$1
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4
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preferred
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x-ouisiaiia
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(quar.
•$i,06 v<:
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25c
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(quar.),
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(quar.)x:u._—_l
preferred-
(quar.
preferred
(quar.)
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:
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d i vi d e n d
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Cessna
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$3
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•
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j
4.
preferred
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—
25%
dividend/-
non-cum.
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pfd;
:
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-
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Controller
12-
4-
12-15
1-15
1-
I-
1
12-15
11-15
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ft
11-
2
12-
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12-
1-
12-
•
25c
1
Corp.*
15c
Food
■
10-31
11-15
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1
10-13
114 1
1011-
3
Frito-Lay,
20C
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12-
1
1
(quar.)
Z
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12-."
3-1
6-15
6—
37% C
»-18
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:
12-, 1
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.
10-13
11-30
11-15;
■
! 1 _____!—
Realty
12-14
J2-15
12-15
11-17
12-
11-24
■' 10c
(quar.)—__
Inc.
Gar
(quar.)____.
12-
1
11-
3
11-
15q
17%c
U-15
10-27 '
12-
U-10
;
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1
3
Co.,
America.
(W.
4%
9-29
1.
U-15
11-15
12%c
11- 1
(quar.)
10-13
12-21
11-3Q
3-21-62
15«
pfd.
10-31
15c
(quajM___
6*21-62
2-28
5-31
$1
11-13
U-10
10-20
U-10
11-70
8c
11-30
U-15
8e
—_——
1
20c
Company (quar.i—_______
Corp., class A (monthly)_____—
(monthly)
12-
5c
Inc
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Wood
U-22
12-
12%C:
15c
A
12-31
12-15
Industries—
Gas
11-16
11-16
12-15
11-
1
2-1-62
13 c
10-
General
Acceptance Corp.,
$1 preferred (quar.)
60c preferred
(quar.)
2
1-
2
11-30,
U-10
60c
11-30
11-10
General
12-
11-15
1
56V4c
preferred f
conv.
<
Stock
Oil
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
50c
11-15
-
1-
2
11-
General
General
Fireproofing
General
7%c
U-10
10-31
43c
12-
9
1-
1
U-15
12-
1
25c
———__
quar,
Corp.
11-24
U-15
11-
1
U-15
11-
1
15c
U-15,
11-
10c
1-
37*
112-
9c
Indicator
1
12-22
1°-
8
2
12-14
8
10-28
12-15
45c
———
2
12-21
$1.12%
(quar.)—
Co.——
12-15
15q
(quar.)
11-27
3
12-22
12-,: 1
v
1
9
75c
(quar.")————„Z!_—
Ceramic
U-
U-
12-30
$1.25
—,
&
1
1-10
25c
com.
dividend
Battery
12-
2oc
_
American
U-15
50c
Co.
"
10-27
$8c
"
(quar.)——,
(Georgia), common (quar.)__
6%
preferred (quar.)___—
Gas
Service Co., common
(quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
—_—Z—
Li^ht
*
11,-15
12-
8
11-20
12-
8
6%
conv,
Corp., common'(initial)—
pfd:" (initial-quar.)___
2%c
11-30
10-31
15c
12-31
12-21
11-20
General
•-•
$4.75
General
Precision; Equipment.
preferred
Public
...
Utilities
General Telephone Co.
$1.18%
Corp.
(incr.
12-15
11-3010-27
12-
1
11-
3
27%c
12-
1
11-
3
3I.V4G
U-15
10-23-
11-15
10-23
$1.25
quar.)
11-24
22%c
12-1
U-15
—
:
30c
32%c
(quar.)
<
Duriron
10-13
32 %c
12-30
11-17
Company
(qUar.)_/—
class A
11-27
-
_
of California—
'•
*k5%-
8
10-23
15c
11-22
11-
tl3c
.!/.!_
(quar.)
11-15
ia-31
30c
15c
'25c
•; 11-17
•»
12-15
13-
3
10-20
11-27
Eqsy
5%
Washing-Machine,!
1st
Ltd.—
.
(quar.)
! $5
.
—
—
General
Tin
Investments, Ltd.—
9%
equivalent to
of
6
11-24
1-15
11-20
1-15
11-20
3iy4c
12-15
11-24
Georgia-Bonded Fibres,
Class
A
(quar.)—
12-15
11-30
Gillette
after
Getz
deducting
(Wte)
Corp.
Extra
_______
^
(quar.)__
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
(quar.)
"t$1.75
4..—'
British,
about
income
tax)/-—*
Inc.
(N.
J.)—
*
.-
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-
.
5c
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—*
j
Co.
6.3c
U-15
(initial)—* 7%c-
Kquar.)'—_——————
\
*
preferred A
preferred B
—
General
(Interim
East
'•1
■
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preferred (quar.)—
50c
-
—._!_
Kootenay Power iptd.—, ^.s,"
'7%"' preferred,,facciirn.)*~4ZZ
(quaj:.)_;—_—
(quar.)_
5%-
(increased)___—
preferred, (quar.)—x.i.—_7._
1956 series
preferred
$1.30
12-
(quar.)
Duro-Test.-• Corp., iCommon
Stock dividehd.
preferred
$1.25
12-11
12-11-
Ltd.,
4%7»
General
—
Dupuis Frere,
6
10-13
5V2%
deduction of fees, and expenses as
Depositary-and- based on the' current
rate of exchange payment will amount
to about $.038 per Depositary share)
.JSuquesna: Brewing
;
1
11-10
—
.ltd-. Ordinarv
,
.*
2%c
62gg®
11-
3
*•
,
11-17
U-17
11-
3
11:
5
12-
5
11-
1
12-
5
11-
1
12-
1
U-15
"
f25c
12-15
12-
1
Ginn
&
Company
(increased-quar.)
'
.11-1"
!.
4% 7*
preferred
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common
4
%c ; ."11-30
25c
11-15
U-15-
12-15
(quar.)____—
11-15
10c
—--
1
.11-24
J$1.25
(initial)——!—
10-
(After
9-. 4
11-
-11-15
_
r
3-15
60c
:—
tquaxju.i4__i—■——
;Dunlop RrhhT
11-10
12-15
?ne
common
15c
5%
/ 2%
x
General American Investors, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
_—_——
1'
#
75c
Ltd.
E. 1 & Co., class
(quar.)—:
^Class A
11-15
7
50c
class—________
1-*
35c
arcs
A
"Class A
Co.
class A or iclass B held—
V
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11-IT
4
"
20c
—
'
r.
Fuitefman
Duncan Electric.. (stock dividend V. -One share
of class B stock for each ten shares or either
:
11-22
$1.25
(quar.)_!
>
6
11-15
25c
,
Bradstreet; (quar )
11-
"
.;
Co.
Milner,
&
1
11 -15
12-22
,
75c
x
11-13
12 %c
(quar. >_
Dumas
11-
U-
Gedulud
Friedman"CL.)
12-15
11-15
50c
12-29
>
—__>
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'
Company
(quar;)—!—_1_——"
10-30
'
12-
.; 2%
—:—__—_—
11-20
11-15
'•;•
resident tax and exps. for depositary—!""____
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10-10
11-
t20c
(quar.)
1
12-18
U-15
(quar.)
Fuller
JlOc
'
11-13
11-30
$3
y
Of. Canada
State
10-13
11-
$1.10
dividend)
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Co.
Fund
I
1:50c
.
11-20
12-20
$1.15
,
(quar.)z±
—
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Inc.
Co.
1-2
J20c
(quar.)
common
Markets,
Motor
11-15
f $1.25
/preferred ,4quar,).V————■
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quar.4u:--uui.^^—
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pfd.
nonvoting (quar.)_
11-15
39c
25c
f
{ quar.)_____!_
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4%-
Z
B
10-30
37,/-c
(quar.)____
X
11-15
2%
•
Mines, Ltd. ord. regis.
(Interim payment of apDroximpfeiy 63c oer
•''/ depositary share less South African non-
11-10
11-27
12-
-
1
12-
1
$1
Motor
•
12-15-
Paul- &
Dravo
6
dividend)—
preferred <s-a)
Corp. (quar.)_
Corp., Lid. (stock dividend
Free
11-
.12-15
Forest City
11-20
,
11-10
12 %C
>
1
12-15
11-
45c
(lncx.)
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer
(s-a)
1
12-15
9c
Coxp.
Corp., 4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Gaint
Class
;
11-
1-
11-15
America—
Ford
11-2Q
11-24
:
11-15
40c
'. 85c
15c
Ford
10-16
7
lUc
1
10-31
10-31 :
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(stock
preferred
Class
10-16
I
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•12-
12-15
'
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preferred (quar.).—
seVen
flJ
11-15
Co.
Porter
Foote-Burt
10-31
U-15
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each
n
11-15
10c
Consiuvciiuii—
Power
Foxboro
12-
$1.1507
(quar.)_
&
of
Tubing, 67*
11-15
11-15
-45c
;
:
10-20
8
10c
//
for
BanKshux-es
&
4.40%
V
12-18
25c
4
12-
dividend)
*
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5%
•
11-17
11-17
9c
Southern
11-15
*
3
10-27
12-11
(nuar.)
Florida
I'¬
6
.
1
11-
12-15
12-11
(quar.)
1—
share
Really
r)re-Po"'"'>d
Wisconsin
6
11-
11-
11-20
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Fischer
10-31
2
11-15
1
11-15
—.—_________
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^
25c
'
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47%c
(stock
(Boston
(one
1
11-15
11-15
10c
class A
•
12-
11-30
5%
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First
'
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Monthly
11* 6
9c
Chemical, Ltd.
Corp.,
Republic Corp.
Monthly z_
1
2
V:
12-15
10-31
11-30
3%
3lV4.c
(quar.)
First
-
4
12-
"
Dorr-Oliver
$2
11-: 8
30c
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5
12-
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11^
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Dorsey
11-17
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12-
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11-17
11-10'
;
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a———
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11-°1
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11-25
'12%c
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12-15
.
75 c
(quar.)__
Quarterly
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Quarterly
Chry ler
12-20
+60c
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divMend
.
25c
i
(quar.M-i——
series- A
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C
Ghickasha Cotton Oil
'
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•12-15
4__u.__
Chicago
-
12-29
4°c
—
r.I'";!'
of Va.
Chicago, Milwaukee;
5%
12-15:
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:
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n^efe^rod
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3V2%
12-
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2%
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Chemical Products, (stock dividend)—!—
Chesapeake & Omo ivy.,;.. *:• '
Chesapeake
12-13
12-20
.
(qucr.)
Mant-AH*'*
preferred
Dominion
12-15
1
12-28
•
''
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•
1-15
5%
Dominion
12-15
-
_
Products
convertible
-
.vi- 1
.
Belt Co.. (o''ar.)c_-ii_-e_-v^_t_Chambersburg Engineering Co. (Pa.) (quar.);
Champto ©ii.& tteiin.ng Cd.—
Chase
Dominion-Scottish
a-1
Chain
•
10-27
25c
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Financial
Nationax
60c
20c
8%c
Ltd.
22 %c
—
dividend
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10-31
$1.16 J
$1.34%
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68c
(increased'. qu«r.)___u_____dividend
x.____
Aircraft
ft
1.1
11-15
First
•
1
(quarterly
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preferred: (quar.)___—
11-15
$1.19
*
12-
11-15
-!
r>om(-n»ort: Foo-inee-ing -Works.
Dominion Glass, -Ltd.'. (extra) -
1
11-10
"
Dominion I Bridge /Ltd. " (quar.)__—_!___V_ "
Dominio-h BieetiuhQuie'Ltd.Vs-a)
_!•
11-15
1-
11-20
12-28
11-17
11-29
3
Fluor
Co., Ltd.— "
preferred (quar.)*
5%
11
11-15
$1.03
preferred.'!quar.:)i/._j:_£-iJj:2.._uiic.x.
Century
8
T11-15
(quar.).____
4.75%
$1.56
10-31'
1
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4.0C
investment "income)
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i-:'f
preferred
12-
12-
27 %c
co-wx.
2
net
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8
12-1
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WV*c
preferred
•' 5.44%
Dodge
■
11-24
12-
1-
$1.34%
11-20
!.
,
12-11
12-15
(xncr.)
First National Bank of Chicago (quar,)
First National Bank (Spring Valley)
(s,-a)-
8
.! $2
4quar.)V—'!-
Dobbs~ Houses /.(quar.).——
■
v
I'MJO
2
11-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
4.65%
:»
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1-
25c
v-m.f«xr, i_
11-
12-22
11-15
com.
(quar.)
held)
1
1-2-62
28%c
Corp.
Stock
National
Stock
4
11-14;/
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
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—._.
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4%
■
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from
10-20
12-15 '
$116
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4.15 %
11- -6
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38c
r
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■11-30
;
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1
27c
pfd.
Corp.,
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■G"
11-15
11-ia:
I
;.•'■
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*
;* "
.7% preferred.finifcial-quar.)
•Divpr<<ifie(j. . iTjv.p^rnent
.Fund
General
Extra
Class
i
50c
i.—1-
Diversified
:
2-15.
11-16
$1.12%
Corp.
(quar.)
11-15
U-
37 %c
(monthly)
(quar.
Charter
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
(initial)
Diamond • Crystal Suit", (quar.)_——__——
11-15
t
1
11-14
12-
25c
Assn.
Corp.,
Investors
93 %c
;
common
12-31
11-28
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!
preferred
conv.
10-20
10-20
30c
(quar.)
Florida Steel
JqmwO
4 %
■
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(quar.)
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11-
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1
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ft
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Co.
6
6
$3
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&
First
12-
o
11-
25c
Warehouse
dividend
1Q-31
,
1T-24
11-24
,
*
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12-
10-24
27c
11-30
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$1.25
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xojiacu&e, x\.
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9
'2%
Rio Grauide--Western RR.1_—_!•__
Deti'^lter iyf«Mli* Homes, mc./(quar.;).—
Di Giorgio- Fruit (quar.)
l--
•
nixe xxxa.
9
12-15
8
12-14
6c
11-
12-14
1
12-15
0%
ll-
25c
lx-
3
1
12-14
50%
Financial
25c
common
i—
—
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12-20
12-
11-15
1-
30c
1-J-62
•
11-
1
11-15
Felmont Petroleum Corp.
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10c
Fidelity ft Deoosit Co. (xVId.) (quar.50c
m
12-20
11-
;
11-1.7
_fic,
11-15
1
12-
30c
11-20
/•
1
11-17
—
Stock
special-
qommon
(quar.)
debenture stqck (quar.)__:
spilt
—;
Federal
8
11-1
50c
—- -—
12-29
*
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.607c
Federal Screw Works
(quar.)
10c
realized.
1
1-2
12-30
1
50c
37c
corp.
&
National
Monthly
11-15
—
1
12-
9
93%.c
.
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12-1
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Federal
12-20
(quar.)
a
'
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11-
1
■i
1111-
85c
12-
1
-
11-30
11-15
11-15
57c.*
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings—
(Increased-quar.)
4
25 c.
—
common
'
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12-
12-
"
11-10
'
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12-15
I
12-
■
•
2ufC
preferred'(quar.)_
ft
Central
,
(quar.)__
1
11-15
20c
(qua?.)--*.
from
Denver
1-* 5
3-
$1.12%
12-
I5C
$2.50-$3_3O. non-epm: nfd (Increased s-al *:
Dentists - Supply Cd. of N. Y. (quar.) —;_!zn.V 7
11-20
■
12-
(quar.)__
coii-unjii
3
11-15
$1.12% :
xrx.ci.iuc,
1
1-
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,,
(quar.)—
,
,
11-30
:
(quar )_-.
4.50'/*. preferred
Central
2-
$1*«"<
preferred
Central
12-11
11-22
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-
12>- l"r
11-
'12-15
J50c
.
1
12-11
1$1
.____
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;
6c
■
lu-23
12-
—
______
tl7V2c
.
11-30
27c
25c
H-17"
11-20
■" 41c
A
year-end .-payment..'of-
(Voting
11-13
6 V. c
Corp.,
.8%
10-31
; •*
u ■
(quar.)___
junior preferred
10-31
'
•
common
preferred
1
40c
Cquar.)
common
•.profit?}
DennLson\Mfg., class A'
/
12-
10c-'
/
,
4
nreterre*';
'•4.64%
11-15.
12V2C
11-20
(s-ar__:___-_--^J^^30c
Ltd.
and
10-13
8
I
/
•.;•
secu L-i ty
v
12-15,
11-15
...ao
U-
12-
3IV4C
(stock
V,
;
12-20
v
Illinois Light, com.
preferred
(quar)
11-15
'
11-24
,.$1
'
V 12c from investment income
/
11-15
11-15
40c
——
4Vss%
i
12-15
12-29
-
(initial)_____l__i_
Products, Inc. (quar.)__
Caterpillar Xrauioq Co., common
'.-4.20%
12-
'
Co.
2
(quar.)
(quar.)__:
Quarterly
11-15
.
11- 6
2
11-29
45c
.3%% preferred A (quar.)——
DavidsonrBoutell Co*—
:
6%
cony, preferred Iquar.)
,4
'
Deerfield
Glassing
(quar.)'-/.—,-:
VV;—_
belaware Income Fund—
'
V
■,"
'12-15
■1-
f20c
Carter
Central
11-27
t25c
^
(quar.)
non-cum.
Dana
11-10
^1-2
t$1.06 '
& Co.,
11-10
124 1
f20c
'
(quar. )
preferred
1
,
Ltd
jq,uai terly
Coal,
DWG. Cigar Corp.
.
Trust-
P- I-.C*-, ^u'
Co.
Pass
1-
12-
_*
—
Irautia,
Corp.
1
;
: (quar.M
&
* 12-
2
11-1
12-
59c
J.+»2
.
'-(quar.
E.)
$2
•
V
(quar.)
Neat
ft
Quarterly
Fedders
8
!
12-20
$1.62
11-
12-
$1.04
15c
,*
1
12-20
17Vsc
(quar.)
Insurance
rupeA, prywg, ijjc. (qnar.l____T^^,i.^__r..
Curtis Mfg.,"- class A.
'!
'.
10-23.
11c
---
Co.-^-
Increased
CroweU-Collier. Publishing
Crows
Farmer Bros,
Farmers
Federal
Company,.
9
Financial
8
93%c
,
11-
1-22
$1.45
•
dividend
West
12-
i5Qc
1
11-10
fl5c
'(xWii.v.;
Carpenter (L.
9
Stock
Far
1-2-62
1-2-62
(s-a)
Stock dividend
Carolina Mecal Products Corp. (N. C.)
(quar.)
Carolina .Power &.:.Light
Carson
1-
1
12- 4 '
Power,
a
3.
•
Compress
,
'"
„
(quar.)_.
nrejerred
Federal
20c
_______
(quar.)!_
Corp.—
8
.
12-21
11-17
r.
(quar.)
Brewing
convertible
12-
'
Ltd., class, A (s-a)
Curtiss-Wright porp.,
(qutw.
Co.
mo.
3-
Gas
1-2-62
30c
3,%%
pfd. tquar.)!—___
Cromptoh 'ft .Knowii^i Corp. (quar.)_____!
*
•;
C^., rtiss
Car. ssa,
Crane
10-31
12-
B
preferred
$1.13
Bottling. (New England) (Initial)
Cosmos Imperial MilW
Ltd.'(quar.)-_
Cott Bottling... of New England
(initial)—
•
Cowles Magazine ft
Publishing Co. (initial)-
10-31
11-15
;
,i,
Class
•
10-20
Co^t
11-10
f31V4c
(quar. >
(J
Corby Distillery,
11-20
1-
.$17V2c
plus
Investment
'(quar;)>______
Corroon & Reynolds
Corp.—,
$1 preferred A.iquar.)
common"
48s
preferred
Gregg
Family Finance Corp.—
(2-for-l stock split)
Fansteel Mecaiiurgxcal Coxp.—
Increased
p. arcerly
10-27
11-20
Cooper, Bessemer Corp.'1 (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
(quar.)_
Ltd.—
of
11-30
.
3
U-30
3%
„•
i"
approve
a
two-for-one
Electric Light—
Kiver
6%
10-16
Continental Investment Corp. (quar.)
? ,f
v»uw»;. tL
i
5%
2c
11-15
preferred, (quar. )
:
Continental Copper ft Steel Industries—
10-31
1-
income
1
$3.75
10-31
12-20
5.807c
3
11-15
'
a
12->X
25c
<iivd.)>
Forms
$1.12 V%
11-15
+30c
Falstafx
65c
11-15
^___2
£..\,Lt.xc
1
11-15
-
Fall
t20C
$4.52 preferred )quar.)___
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
Consumers; Water': \-Q.)j 1 juar. • '
Container Corp. of America, common
4% preferred (-quar.)-!-—
Contihen al Can'oo., common
(quar.)_
HF31
'
11-10
11-15
57 Vac
■
1
25c
/__!
preferred
(quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred "(qqar.)
'
1
11-15
.
5
11-15
1
&
River
1
12-
Consolidated Natural Gas (quar.)
Consume.«?. Gi+ss. Lvd^, (ouar.)_____!
11 -15
11-30
Fall
11-30
3
Coe
12-
n-
11-24
*
'
Mines,
:
Laundries
(stk.
Fabien Corp.■ (stock dividend)—Fairchild Camera ft Instrument—
12-
1
Yellow-XCnife
32V2c
(s-a)
1
12-
$1.06 '4
——.Lx.
Dock.
12-
12-15"
preferred
of
12-13
Faber,
1
30c
11-15
+8V-/2c
11-
7uC
Discovery
Ltd.' (s-a >'
33V2cr
■
-
1
11-15
10c '
(quar.)_.
1-
"
•
•*
10-27
11-
.
5c
common
Ccmsolidated
27V2c
(s-ai_Z
10-27
12;-30
v
20c
r
1X-1J.
"
._•
Stockholders
(quar.)i.
11-
12-15
J15c
,*
11-15
11-15
t
i s-a;
tax
Stpck dividend
Excelsior Life Insurance Co.
(Toronto)
Increased semi-annual !_
!
J
1
12-29
30e
_•
11-15
10c
10c
fl5c
11-
t$l
17. ]4c
__-_u
,11-15
'
1
3-20
Consolidated
12-1
3?c,
11-15
11-15
12-
27V2c
11-
12-11
lQc
'
10-20
11-15
35c
..Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
Ltd., 1st pref. (s-a)
Consolidated Edison (*xV. ,Yvl (quax.-.;
dividend
Ltd.:
International
Iiic.,
Il-l
1
12-15
12^
International
Carborundum
11-15
$50#
Bank
6
12-
Industries; Inc. (stock dividend)____'
4%
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)___
50c
Erie ft Pittsburgh RR.
(quar.')_V-_--LW87 %c
E^atis Rule Gov (quar.)
—___!_
10c
-
11-15
27V2c
" '
.
11-
ac
(s-a)___-____V______l
(quar.) __L
Business
1
11-24
1
Corp
ft
preferred
Ennis
11-'
12-
12-15
,_.x
&
National
Vtoxuumi—
'
11-15'
$1.37%
A^^axxue
7%
,»•
British
Phonograph
Wiinamsporo x\H.— /
ft
li-
45c
Epps
t8c
25c
f32 V2c
redeemable
each
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.
Cap ft
9-22
V
12-20
12-
t$4
li
10-31
'"
Elmira
(initial)
Corp.
Investment
Radio
11-15
11-15
Industries, Ltd1—
(final) equal to about 11c
after
Eleqtrographic
Electronics
12-20
12-15
(quar.U__^
(stock
')r''farrpfi
414%
8
12-15
r'"•
2
11-2
Extra
Crniiiui-
12-
'.2%v•«
4
(quar,)——
vme
11-15
12-15
t25c "
Sugar Co., Ltd.—
4%
xor
General
Canadian
"7V2c'
80
tquar.l___.__i.
'
,
9-29
2
34 %c
__
from net investment
5%
6
2
32V2c
(mar )_
Common
11-
-V''''
share
Emerson
I-
2Te
L_
(quar.
Canadian
9
"\-£LZZ
•ciimmo»^.„X'"n
'
9
H-
f
.
.
U-
11-30
1-
12-
_
______
Canadian Fund, Inc.—
Capital gains distribution
r<
/
,
11-30
4-
11-16
(quar. >
Dredge
Canadian
9c
3c
& Musical
per
1
1-16
55c
—.
Florida
American shares
11-24,
12-
$1.50
,
(quar.i
(q,uax*.)
of
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Y.—
N.
(s-a ).
RR.
Assoc,
c-o»
Drugs
fchtretric
12-12
1
10c
25c
(quar.)
Lines,
Bakeries';
B
;
"12-
xVlxg,
Eckert
10-24
12-30
40c
13c
12-15
(quar.)-
Fairbanks-Morse Co.
Claes
87V2C
•
preferred
33Vbc
Canadian
A
11-15
preferred, (quar.)_w~.
17V2c
(auar.
Canadian
■Ciass
30c
40c
11-10
;
1
t2"C
held).
Canadian
Lax»«u10-31
iOc
2^jv2c
■
-X:,.-—
common
Co.
Connohio,
11-15
1-
187 Vic
Arena
stock
;;
6-15
11-27
2'"c
v
-
(s-a)
'($10
'
3 ,-16
'
6-30-62'
31 V4C
i
(quar.i____^_.
common
Steamship
preferred
Connecticut
12-15
,
3-31-62
■
Canadian
■
11-15
Shoe
11-10
I
6-15
•>
_L
Foils, Ltd., comrnon_!___
Participating class A (quar.)
Canada Packers,
Lca;:, class a i *-*•>•__
B
Uciiities
(quux .)_
Quarterly
Connelly Container^ Inc.
3-16
(Increased-quar.)
■Class
Pennsylvania
Eastern
•
of
split)
Eastern
11-10
Machinery Corp., com. (quar.)
Voting trust .certificates <quar.)_4r__!_'___..
Concord Natural Gas, common
(quar.)____
12-15
Canada
Canaua
Compo
11-6
12^31-
(quar.)
*<nmir )
Dominion
»
1T-14'/
25c
2'lC
■vo*xjxui/*i~
(quar.)__
preferred
•
11-17
3-31-62
(quar.
J
4 i
6-30-62
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Dry Corp.,
$4 25
•'"«
Co.—'"
Inc.
stock
11-10
1
5%
System.
(5-for-l
1
Columbia Pictures, $4.25 pfd!.
(quar.)
$1.06*4
Cxhnnq^an CilrbOxi
vq^ax. )
60c
Commonwealth Telephone (Pa.) (quar25c
11-17
$1.12"/2
(quar,)_/__
preferred
H
preferred*
4
11-27
$1.12%
x.~x~
preferred E (quar.)
preferred" P* ((|Uaixu.....c.„.^. -r
G (quar.
preferred
10-31'
12-
12-
-«xq
preferred
Canada
Gas
6
Co,
When
$uare
t
Insurance
12-
■
...
.
preferred
D
'
t25c
(quar.)*
preferred
preferred
preferred
cp -new
Service
14 -U
/:
dividend■
(qua:/):___!.
'
Ix-i5
11-29
80c
California Packing Corp., new com.
(initial)
California Wa,er
Service, common (quar.)
-4.40%
preferred: C (quar.)^i._iT_______'__„
Cement
Plastics
5%%
Cquar.)__ii_l._~JI
cbixxw,*;,
convertible
5.20%
'•
11-10
:ll-17v V
'
$1.12 »/2
Interstate Telephone
convertible
5.50%-
Columbia
25e
t u.'ar.
convertible
Canada
Colorhe
8
12-
35c
.Sil:
_-
Power
Co
preferred
5.28%
6
ronieaeiabtun
.i__!
(stock
Electric
:
$0.00633
i
ft Co.,5%
California
...:
7
.
■__
(quar.)
California
5.20%
11-
11-
1
"
■
■
12-
Per
■
Company
Life
12-
4-(Stock dividend)
1
1-1-62'
Eastern
50c
'
•
Name of
10-20
8/720
'
f20c
of America—
dividend'
••*
of Rec.
11-15
$1.12%
pia. iqimr.)
—
-^r_!
Insurance
i
12-15
.
.oc
_______
:
__
ByllesLy ija.. M.)
5.5b%
Stock
12-
12-
10%-
12V2e
(s-a)_I
Dredging, Ltd.
preferred
5 30%
'-'
Colorado
(•*
>11-13-
dufflf
(quar;
preferred (quar.)
Terminal
Buiiqipgs,
5%%'
11-13
1
(quar.)
Cqrp.
12-
_
15c
preferred
5.40%
12-
:10c
v
plus To
income_______!!-■
-n
4% %
■5%
(quar.)
(quar.X
Two-for-onq'stock split
'
New co.nmon (iniijaI-quar.)_4!._4_-!!/.4--" ■■
;)-
73c
-4*/2%
5%
121
t
•
12-18""
1-1
i/oc
7.0c
-
Caiuci.-ia-i
12-15
-*/
Common
California
1-15-62
50c
common
A.4 arrears)_!
Class
Colonial
11-13
2%,
,/ t
!
ukjtribution
investment
Terminal
11-21
A
Payable
.
4%%
Bush
8
Inc.- (quar.
BuriUS iViiilb, xlic.,
Common _—
Bush
8
12-
-
Tit'
Gold
12-
$1.37
....
gu.hs
1
1
*
■
Buckingham Freight Lines, class
Class B touar, )_»,__^/__Buffalo
Forge Co^l_-_
;
;__
Bullock Fund. Ltd.—!
Bulolo
div.)
op,/.»^a, <
*au^-.
Cat.x.a.
1-
$1 40
dividend
Kin.
12-
1-
(quar.
A
preferred
preferred
Holders
.
Illuminating,
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (,quar.)___
Collins ft- Aikinaii OBipx (.increased-quur.7—
ColoniaJ Acceptance Corp,; class A
11-1
68%e
(resumed
*:
(Charles)
6
12-11
11-15
62 Vzc
_
(quar.
Brooklyn Uniqn Gas, $5.50 pfd.
Brown
1
liHf
...
pfd.:,
ta.to
oemmcn
preferred
II-
20c
Trust -Co.- (Phila.)
Edison,v
5.4.8%'
4%
When
Share
-«v-
Cleveland, ft .Pijcsbuagh BR., 7%
,
•
(quar. )__•__
'raunwui
Brockton
$4.50
8
Class
-
preferr d
(qus r )
Brandywine Racing Association__i__i___
Brocktjn
11-
10-31
for
>v.V,"
of Company
Electric
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
ZZZZZZ-
;
America—
Name
10-25
li'-lo,.
11-28
14c
5%
Broad-Street
241-
1
_j
tquar.
Corp. of North
Per
.
__
Industries, Inc.
'
1
■
Cleveland
/____
each .10- shares- h e lu^
Bound Brook Water
(quar.)
Bowa.cv
.*
un.iuyi.tt/—
-
Bourjois,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.1
^ <- ■-;*-'
(from-net invest,
xi.,quf»tx,xe,i,*
(One share of Premier
:„.■,
V
When
Share
,
2-for-l stock split
a
tOih-ij
j
,
Stores, Inc.—
15
12c
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1958)
When
Per
Name
Share
of Company
9%
Laboratories, Ltd. Ordinary (final)
Glaxo
Aii.er
12-23
10-20
will amount
Extra
11-30
11-15
International
10c
(quar.)—.
12-12
11-22
Interprovincial
5c
»—
12-12
8c
(monthly)
Corp.
Interstate Department
Incerstaoe
(initial-quar.)
Products
Industries,
Globe-Wernieke
12-11
11-24
1-10
12-15
11-15
Gloray Knitting Mills (initial)—
& Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Jewelry, class A
12-
1
11-17
Common
12-
1
11-17
Class
1-
2
12-15
$1.50
I2V2C.
Co.,
Rubber
dividend
(H.
Co.
8%
class
a %
class
Grafton
Granite
Grant
vhuui.j
1
12-
1
11-
3
JjUr-tb
New
(iniiicl <-uar.)
common
—
Ltd.
Gas Utilities,
Great
Nor.ne.n
t.y.
ui-n*—
jsoutnern
Lue
Insurance
11-17
$1.50
12-
1
(quar.).
10-31
Marshall
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
44c
—
11-zu
Jewel Tea Co., common
12-1]
H-'">
12-15
11-25
Johnson
11-24
10-30
Jones
12-i.o
11-28
Jones
30c
12-18
11-20
.•'5%
1
12-
3%%
11-21
11-
3
30c
12-
1
11-
6
JL2-
9
11-10
12-
9
11-10
Johnson
&
preferred
33/4%
10-31
Stock
(quar.)
40c
11-30
11-16
McCord
1
1-18
25c
12-11
11-27
Mclntyre
3M.C
11-15
10-31
McKesson
(quar,)
62>/2c
12-
8
11-10
Steel
Corp.,
$1.25
1-
1
12-
com.
——
2-
933/4C
,
—___
—_
8
Mead
City Power & Light
3.80%
preferred
95c
—
12-
1
c
12-30
12-
12-
1
11-21
jC
12-
1
11-
$1
(quar.)—
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
(Houston;—
Natural
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14*
12-
1
11-14
Mercantile
12-
1
11-14
Mesabi
-
:
1
Coal,
West
Green
(A.
r\ >
*.
li-lo
11-
1
B
(increased-quar.)
B
Kavanau
8
11-24
12-
8
11-24
Kayser-Roth
Stock
preferred
3.90%
12-15
4.35%
preferred
Kelly
11-10
10-25
Kennametal,
12-18
25
3-19-62
$1
)_.
' Quar
5%
1
10-13
Inc.
common
10-13
Kentucky Utilities, common
43,4%
preferred (quar.)
1
12-15
Ketclium
1-
1
12-15
Hams
Hart
KeiraCtories,
Co.
3.90%
preierred
Electric
stockholders
2-
of
the
of
State
N.
pfd. (quar.)——
wnuiju
B
(quar.)
preferred
(George
Ha.ma
o
10-16
12-
1
11-10
Co.
&
uo.
Kleer-Vu-
Knapp
&
from
8
11-20
12-15
11-17
Bay
11-24
Kratter
12V2c
11-20
10-31
Class
11-27
11-
3
Ga
16c
11-15
$1.25
11-15
(S.
&
Industries,
12-
1
11-15
L'Aiglon Apparel
12-
1
11-15
La
12-
1
11-15
11-17
1
Lamb
Industries.
Cuip.
Class
1
6V4%
11-28
11-
3
Lear,
$1.06 J/4
12-27
12-
4
Leece-Neville
12-12
11-17
12-12
11-17
Leslie
12-12
11-17
Levy Industries, Ltd.—
7%
participating preference
11-17
B
Inc.
Interim
Lehigh
Portland
Salt
10-28
Libby,
Life
Corp.
de
class A
Preferred
12-
1
11-17
1
11-17
Liggett
11-
7
10-20
Lilly
12-
Lincoln
(quar.)
Mexico, S,
&
Co.
10-30
$3.50
t3 y2c
11-21
10-30
link-Belt
11-20
10-31
11-30
11-15
preference
Stock
Little
Special
12-28
12-13
11-20
10-25
12-15
class
A
dividend)
(stk.
11-13
10-10
International
;
___.
income
Ltd.,
plus
(10c
Holdings
Parts,
12-
International
a
11-10
Common
11-15
4
(quar.)
class
___
11-
1
9
12-15
10c
12-
1
12-
1
11-10
12-
(Canada)
Petroleum,
Loblaw
preferred
Inc.
10-30
10-20
Stock
10-30
Preferred
National
Tea
11-24
10-23
National
Video
12-
9
11-17
N'micK's
St^'es.
3-10-62
2-16
v
Lorain
Nelly
11-
8
New
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-17
Corp.,
v4c
12-
1
11-15
New
Lee
12-20
New
11
62 u2 c
12-1
1-1-02
4%
Co.
12-11
1
11-22
11-30
11-16
1-15
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
2%
11-15
10-16
40c
12-
11-10
1
Friday
Lunkenheimer
Extra
Silver
Co.
Mines
11-
1
11-
1
12-15
25c
Co
(quar.)
;
______
Communication
1
System
(quar.»_
11-27
11-
35c
Lead
11-
9
11-
9
,
;12-15
11-15
11-22
11-
1
3
12-
8
11-30
10c
12-
8
11-30
10c
11-15
10-27
,
(quar.)
i.
Air
Brake
10-20
12-15
12-
5
3-
2
6
10-19
1-15
12-12
$1.75
11-30
11-10
11-
11-
6
25c
11-15
11-
6
30c
12-
11-10
1
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
11-
3
12-
1
1-
2
yll-14
1-
2
yli-14
12-
1
11-10
12-15
11-16
9c
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
11-24
12-
1
11-10
11-17
11-21
11-
3
12-
I
11-
8
3
1
Co.
(quar.)__
a
—
Share
7
12-
7
11-
3
12-
1
11-15
11-15
93 3/4 c
1-
1
10-20
12-
8
$1.50
12-11
11-30
$1.50
(quar.)
common
1-10
12-30
Ltd.—
Co.,
—_
!_
t60c
12-
&
Dry
1
12-
t$1.25
60c
1
11-10
11-10
12-15
12-
i2-
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
News
Quarterly
Newport
12-
1
4
32VU
—
(quar.)
Corp.
1
112-
121/0
Gas—
&
(quar.)
Mining
1-
c
40c
________—
Electric
State
preferred
Niagara
11-
11-10
$1.01i/4
(quar.)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Telephone (Ohio),
Newmont
6
11-17
$1
(quar.)
Line
6%
5%
12-15
10-27
preferred
York
5
11-10
preferred
Jersey
York
1-
Power & Light—
&
Lucky
1
12-1
15c
Inc.
(John j.)
Louisville
1-15
12-
11-
preferred
(quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power
Common
(increased)
12-12
5
55c
11-15
(quar.)
11-15
12-12
2-
60C
common
12-
75c
2-26
5«
(ouar.)
20C
25c
12- 1
Co.,
Cement
t25c
12-20
11-10
Newark
(quar.)
1
12-12
11-25
10-25.
(quar.)
11-10
12-
20c
I1-15
Ltd.
11-10
11-10
11-
1
RR.
11-30
11-17
3.75%
Co.,
11-30
18c
Common
M.)
11-30
(quar.)
10-16
Nashville
6
12 '/2c
(initial)
a
'initial»—
Inr
Meter
4.05%
class
new
11-
(Walter
1
11-
l^c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-13
Extra
11-
20c
11-15
Lowney
1
1
8c
10c
12-15
12-
-11-15
$1.75
—
35c
1
12-29
;».ll-
(both
Corp.
Corp.
Way Motor Freight, Inc.
Louisiana Gas Service
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
income)
Chemical
Corp.,
preferred
Jersey
New
t59c
11-15
1-15
$1,121/2
l.—_
(quar.)
a
Ssries..;
&
Inc.
Don,
$2.50
10c
(quar.)
common
Starch
Neptune
t37y2c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
11-15
12-15
50c
(quar.
Securities
&
Stock
10-23
1
12-15
2%
investment
net
11-24
12-
11-15
(Canada), Ltd.—
common
Series—
National
Nesbitt
preferred
(quar.)
Coal & Docit Co., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
Telephone (onar.)
;
Lorain
11-17
11-
1
11-15
Dock—
—
1
Corp.—-
(14c-from accumulated undistributed capi¬
M
41c
iy2%
35c
12-
1
n-15
11-15
11-
1
10-15
10-27
12-
&
MSL
D
Store
Fixtures,
Industries
Inc.
Ltd.,
MacMillan,
partic.
Bloedel
&
12-15
11-30
Macy
60c
1-15
12-15
Magma Copper Co.
1
11-
3
11-16
10-31
11-30
11-15
pfd.
Powell
A
(quar.)
River,
H.)
&
Co.
11-16
11-
Metals
Majestic-Penn
t30c
1-16
Mallory
12-
8
12-15
11-
9
(P.
Stock
5%
Norfolk
11-15
10-31
tl5c
12-15
11-14
R.)
&
12-15
5% '
A
common
net
12-15
to
1
$1
(quar.)
North
——
American Coal Corp.
American
North
2
12-
6
Common
11-
3
6%
12-15
11-24
11-
1
5c
11-15
5%
1-20-62
12-20
common
(quar.)__
35c
12-11
11-16
2%
12-20
—.—,
12-
8
11-10
$1
12-
8
11-10
25c
Investment
(from
preferred
income)
10-30
12-20
Corp.—
investment
10-19
11-13
15c
(quar.)_
11-10
15c
adj. preferred (quar.)
1 -20
1a
dividend)
5va%
preferred
Northern
Central
Northern
Insurance
Northern
Ohio
(s-a)
.
12-20
11-30
343/8
(quar.)
r.v.
11-30
37>/2c
(quar.)
c
12-20
11-30
$2
1-15
12-29
371/2 c
11-16
11-16
dividend
preference
current
30c
Ry.,
11-14
(stock
Inc.
Co.,
from
16c
income)
Western
&
Extra
4%
Ltd.—
t60c
and
gains
6
t30c
12V2C
(initial)
State
tal
investment
55c
(increased)
(stock dividend)
Magnavox Company (quar.)
Magnetic
11-30
11-29
Ltd.—
!
Extra
(R.
10c
12'/2C
(quar.)____
11
11-10
12-
Inc.
(quar.)
t7c
Macleod's,
1
15c
(initial)
(quar.)
from
3
ti6y2c
1
12-
IV2C
56y4c
Co.,
50C
quar.)
1
$1 06%
—
(quar.)_
7%
pfd.
Lead
11-13
(c<"ar.)
Finance
Local
11-17
25c
■:
Ltd.
(increased
Groceterias,
$1.50
1
$1.75
A
B
preferred
Research
l td.—
Companies.
tlEc
(quar )
Corp
class
$4.50
National
50c
stock
.-.—'_——
dividend
Stock
11-13
stock
1
t20c
Co.,
Gypsum
11-33
(quar.)
11-
Corp.—
—
Drug 8c Chemical
15c
Special stock
1
11-15
20c
11-30
Quarterly
National
National
11-
—
—___—
(quar.)
11-10
35c,
12-
70c
____—
(quar.)
preferred
11-17
1
12-22
dividend):
Chemical
(quar.)
1
12-
12-
3-15
(quar.)
&
12-10
onc
1
12-22
i7y2c
(s-a)
(stock
preferred
2%
RR.
One.
%, %
11-10
——
3
12-
1962)
9,
Inc.
Co.
Distillers
87y2c
fanar.)
11-
2
share for
approval
(quar.)
Casket
National
11-21
12-30
Jan.
Corp.
c^n
st-bje^t ro
Co., common..
preferred
201%
(quar.
Quarterly
B
common
7%
2-16
1
1
distribu¬
(stock dividend)
(s-a)
1
3-10-62
12-
•
preierred
12-
from
(quar.)—
Paints
National
$1.10
Lynch
Fund
common
Harvester,
International
11-22
11-17
12-
1%
International
5
9
6c
Ltd.—
dividend
preferred
12-
12-
Lobl*w
$1
of America
Breweries,
National
$1.10
Loblaw
11-10
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph—
International
11-10
(quar.)
$4.30 Orig stock
12-15
75c
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
dividend
Miami
Biscuit
National
50c
a—
10-27
7
1-
25c
additional
held,
Bellas Hess,
National
12-
$1.25
11-10
12-
59c
(ouar.)
(quar.)
(One
shares
24
stockholders
of
1
12-15
$1.31 y4
(quar.)
dividend
Co.
each
National
Liquidometer Corp.
Stock
dividend
Stock
12-15 1
(quar.)
11-17
1
50c
(quar.)
Detroit
11-15 ;
Printing Co., common
11-27
2
Co.
Tulsa
1
12-
11-30
12-
8c
of
12-
5c
1
12-11
7c
(initial)
Acme
12-29
69c
11-
12y2c
of
11-15
11-
12-29
4
common
Tobacco
11-27
5c
___
31c from realized security profits )
Interchemical
12-15
11-15
1
(quar.)
income)
Bank
1
12-
(quar.)
9
A.—
(quar.)
investment
tion of
11-
+?5c
8
11-15
Fund—
Bank
10-30
11-15
(quar.)
C.)
(quar.)
Meyers
&
(Eli)
11-21
20c
Rubber
foundation
Insurance Corp.
(quar.).,
10-23
10-23
12-
9c
(ouar.)__
National
4%%
A
11-15
11-10
12-15
25c
—
Company
Fabric
2;5c
(quar.)
(S.
Libby,
&
12-9
15c
;
Co.
11-15
12-15
11-14
$3.50
(quar.)
common
(s-at__
(initial)
Louisville
(monthly)—
shares
Shares,
National
1-15
40c
1
11-14
12-15
(quar.)
12-
6c
investment
net
20c
Glass
Insurance
McNeill
12-
1-
Mills,
Corp.
1-2-62
1
12-15
$1
(quar.)
Investment
(From
t3iy4c
Cement
11-15
tlOc
-
Steel
12-12
v
2-1-62
(quar.)__
Libbey-Owens-Ford
to« */2C
Fio-
Properties Inc.,
Institutional
6%
Co.
Liberty
6»/4%
Extra
Institutional
6
Narrow
(extra)
11-21
25c
—.
;
Inland
13-
10c
Co.
12-20
50c
common
Corp.,
1
10-27
(quar.)
12-19
$1.25
Illinois
Credit
12-
4%
(quar.)
12-29
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., Ordinary
Inland
Mutual
t20c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Extra
6
tlOc
(quar.)
11-30
2oC
iquui.;
tquar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
11-
1
dividend
(s-a)
11-
Huttig Sash & Door—
7%
A
1-
2
25c
(ouar.)
Corp.
c.)
(g.
Murphy
1
t20c
Ltd.
class
12-
1-
40c
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
12-
i?y2c
(stock
Inc.
Mines,
(Alfred),
4
12-15
10c
Murphy
12-29
i2y2c
(quar.)
11-15
12-12
Co.
preferred
Star, Inc.
Movie
10-31
12-
12-
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Vernon
Mount
12-15
$4 30
.«/rorogage
Interior
Gold
Lambert
11-15
&
10-31
40c
(quar.)
12-20
11-30
series
Hose
11-15
$1 50
10c
$1.25
American
Diablo
27V2c
1
35c
Extra
14c
:
40c
(quar.)
Stock
Inc.
Cooler
Crosse
Lamaque
11-
B
Industrial
Finance
Mount
10-27
11-20
4
1-
25c
(quar.)
National
8IV2C
preferred
Eiectnca
Motor
12-, 1
14c
(quar.)
5 %
fndustria
12-15
11-13
12-29
12-
2c
8
12-15
68 3/4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
General
Industries
$1.75
preferred
V11-30
Imperial
Motec
20c
1
$2
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
11-15
7%
(quar.)
common
6%
$1.25
Power,
10-23
12-15
$0,189
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)__
preferred
12-9
62y2c
4
1-
30c
Investors Seivice—
participating (quar.)_^
$3
in¬
A
Company
12VzC
(quar.)
com.
plus
12-
Moody's
;
5 %
(quar.)
A
1
split-—_
S-for-5
a
Co.
Co.
11-10
12-10
A
net
S.)
Trust
8c
beneficial
4
1-
2%
6%
12-11
1-
12-
40c
System Co.. (quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)__
Chemical
10-31
2%
1
56 %:C
dividend
Stock
11-15
.
of
income
10-26
2
preferred series
Indiana
C
approved
20c
dividend)_
4
1-
$1.40
55c
Co. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
12-
15c
—
(quar.)
Co.
Marking
Montreal
,v
class
10-31
10-30
1
15c
(quar.)
Rubber Co.
Monsanto
11-15
11-14
1-
37 y2c
Birmingham rr., 4% pfd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)—
&
Mon-Art Inc.,
of
11-17
11-20
15c
(quar.)
:
Stockholders
(incr.-monthly)
(incr.-monthly)
B
Corp.
50c
(stock
,
(ctfs.
pfd.
preferred
Corp..
Kresge
Inc.
10-13
1-
Mobile
Fund
gains)
5%
f)c
us—
.
Mission
$1.06
Co.
Inc.
Saie*y Appliances Co., common
4v2%
preferred (quar.)—
9
11-17
1
12-15
25c
——
a
Mine
10c
from
19c
payment from the land account-
Minneapolis Gas
11-15
11-
1
12-
15c
(s-a)
12c
(quar.)__:
Kroger Company,
i7y2c
(s-a)
Co.
11-24
12-
Y.):
Co., (N.
Fund
($0,011
5'/2%
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
(quar.)
Stores
Tubbs
capital
3oc
to.-i.
( reQuced )
5
income
Rubber
B.l
Koehring Co.,
35c
5%
Income
(I.
Department
2 y?c
Poods
Idaho
Trust
Industries,
Kleinert's
$1.25
)t.,
w.
<ȣ
(quar.)
_
Interim
5%
County
35c
(quar.)
6
Kingston Products Corp.
terest)
12-
Fund
Wire
&
5%
(stock dividend)
common
(The)
Hubinger
Hudson's
Hugoien
12-
11-17
Kings
Steel
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
A.)
preferred
qjiivt'uw,
Fvt'a
1
12-15
10c
i
Horizon Land Corp.
&
5
Stock
distribution
15c
_
Extra
Hormel
1-
11-20
Keystone
(Colo.)
1-
1
12-
Kennel Clufrr~ric\—
a
4-
11-24
1
30c
1-12-62
$1.18 3/4
3
12-
.
4-13-62
profits
"Series K-l"
2oc
—
Mile High
realized
investment
net
$1,093/8
(quar.)
A
11-. 3
Investment
Class
11-
15c
,
(quar.)
Special
Mohawk
15c
Class
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
15c
10c
(n"ar.)_
Company,
Midwest
43c
_J
special
a
net
20c
,—
iquar.)
corp.
eferied
p
4y2%
6
1<JC
tn.ii.i-u,
Extra
Class
1-19
12-
of America,
vuieni.Cdi
$4.25
11-10
1
Y.)—
—
Inns
Hoover
12-
4uC
I2V2C
Island,
Inc. (stockholders
approved « two-for-nne sr»iftl_
Holophane Company, Inc. (increased)
Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc. (quar.)
Kooikci*
■From
25c
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp. (quar.)
3V2%
preferred iquar.)——_—
4%%.■ convertible preferred (quar.)
Holiday
11-25
69c
—
(Long
new
12-11
Public
Quarterly
inc.,
10-23
12-15
5
1
12-15
$1.11 y4 i
—__—
—■—
Co.
11-10
1-
3
12-
97y2c
;
(quar.)______
11-10
(quar.)
Common
Income
Knickerbocker
(quar.)
Bank
Keystone
quar.)—
(year-end)_____
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
Heuou.ni
Water
Monarch
plus
from
11-25
subject to approval of
and
Corp.
Mining
Hempstead
Middlesex
S-2"
20c
86c
6
12-11
48%c
(increased
Industries, Inc., new com. (initial)—
Harvey's Stores, Inc., class A (quar.)
Hunt
11-10
1
2-15
Klein
Haveg
5%
12-
30c
tquar.)—
Commission)
Utilities
Hein-Werner
Abrasive
10-23
Semi-annual from net investment income
1
Co.—
Co.
s.ock split
(3-for-l
Hc.ti
12-
3 Jc
(quar.)_.
Marx
Light
Hawaiian
Hen
12-18
12 l/2C
(quar.)
rnteitype Corp.
Electric
u^ar.)
com.
Inc.* (quar.)
&
Schaffner &
Mid-West
11-10
11-20
11-
9 6 y4 c
l_
(quar.)
11-30
(quar.)
Income
"series
11-15
$1.50
tquar.)_
World,
Brace
Hartford
Hecla
12-1
12'/2c
preferred
12-15
Keystone Custodian Funds—
&
25c
Extra
6%
2
25c
8
f$l 25
(quar.)
Hammond Organ Co.
Harcourt
1-
1-12-62
1
12-1
1
$1.08%
Utilities
Gas
$1.25
a
f22y2c
(quai.i
(quar.)
Haroison-Walxer
11-10
25c
(s-a)
1-
60c
Ltu.,
preferred
5%
1
"preferred
1-2-62
(quar.)
12-
60c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.ton,
Hamilton
12-
40c
$1.16
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
Co.
Water
Halliburton
12-
87'/2c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Keystone
Hackensack
12-20
■te'/.c
iquar.)
(quar.)__
A
$1.29
1
preierred
(quar.)
3-
pia.
class
(quar.)
Stone,
Common
11-24
3l/2%
Ltd..
11-
12-
9oc
t.quar.)__
(quar.)__
10c
Company.
Douglas,
12-
30c
(quar.)
Gulf Power Co., 4.64%
2%
1
12-15
17 %c-
(initial)
1
10c
.
Extra
Kellogg
10-z5
$1.25
diviueuu
preferred
11-30
11-30
11-10
Kentucky
iquar.;
Gulf Oil Corp.
12-11
12-11
RR.
Ohio
&
(quar.)_
dividend
7 V'2 c
(quar.)
c«minun
rue.,
Corp.
12-15
12-
95c
12-
Michigan
12-29
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
12-20
8c
11-15
J25C
(quar.)
Co.
3.85%
(increased-monthly)_—
Corp.
1-10
11-8
11-29
3"%c
(quar.)
a
b
Store*
Trust
4.45%.
11-15
1
(s-a)
Metropolitan
•
1
1-31
12-
Corp.
preferred
1
1
12-
3%
$1.18%
(quar.)
pfd.
6%
12-
2%
dividend)—:
(stock
11-15
$1
Cement
12-20
1
1
25c
Eaison, 3.80%
piu.
preferred
(quar.),__
preferred
(quar.)_____
1-
12-
42y2c
1
$1.25
11-10
11-15
62Vs>c
(quar.)
12-
10%
(quar.)
Drug Co.
4uC
iquar.)_
Mobile
5.16%
Katz
3uc
eu.ni.oii
preierred
s cock
12-
__
;
Telecasting
Class
$5 preferred
25c
inc.,
Ciass
$=i
.c
35c
Gro.iti*,
$5
10-31
35C
Extra
Gulf
11-15
dividend
11-15
1
55c
(quar.)
12-20
.
Products
Stores
Grocery
Gross
12-1
a
t
■■
12-10
U2y2c
(quar.)"
class A
Ltd.,
_
Stock
40c
Great
Extra
9
Ltd.
26c
(quar.)
com.
—
—
15c
Gas,
1
12-
85c
(quar.)
(quar. )——_„_—
aj/4pieieircu
4%
12-
12-1
93 3/4 c
(quar.)—
series
(ouar.—
common
Shoe
$1.05
4-
1
93 3/4 c
Distilleries Ltd.,
"/MeTviile
$1.12 y2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar,);
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
4V2%
-
$1,083/4
4%
1
11-14
4
55c
(quar.j_————
Portland
Melchers
(guar.)—-
4
12-
•5c
(quar.)
common
nreferred
12-
1-
split-,
—
Robbins
&
11-15
12-27
$1,121/2
common
1946
Porcupine Mines,
Corp.,
4 V4%
.
&
preierred
Medusa
Kansas
—
117 V2
$2.50
,
5
11-30
25c
—
:
dividend
■—__—a.—
—.
(quar.)
(1945
Corp.,
1
35c
(initial)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-30
(quar.)
Stores,
$3.40
9
10-23
dividend will
depositary
ft two-for-one
(quar.)_—
pfd.
11-15
6
Ordinary
approve
$3.75
11-
:
__
.
Electronics
12c
preferred, (quar.)
Apothecary
& Laughlin
11-
15c
11-
/.
.
Department
May
6
5%
Stockholders
25c
(quar.)
11-15
J30c
.——
Tquar.»
Co.
&
Brothers—
(initial)
C.)
Co.
10-31
11-13
per
Corp., new
preferred (quar.)
Maxson
Insurance
Life
N.
Field
4V2%
Maul
11-25
Standard
$.038
Martin-Marietta
-
10-31
1
based on the
After deduc-
charges
about
11-13
1
(Andrew)
to
1
12-
(Greensboro,
depositary
1
$1.25
Jefferson
of
rate
of
12-
.
12-11
1-
tion
amount
12-15
Jergens
Ltd.
Marine
of 2V2%
exchange.
payment
current
12-15
1
Oil
International
12-
1
3
(quar.i—
.
10-31
11-30
12-
17y2c
Ltd. (extra)—
Exploration Corp
37c
1
11-20
Co.
11-30
lc
inc.)
Gardens,
47 V2 C
_—
—
—a—
investment
(from
11-30
11-17
35%c
com.
Shirt
Leaf
(Interim
—.—
ureat
1
1-
11-
U2'/2c
(s-a)
Northern
12-
profits)
shares
2c
25c
—
realized
(from
shares
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12-
1
1
1-
x uv»cl
Great
1111-
$1.50
12-
Extra
Gl'CSo
11-15
11-15
$1.50
(quar.)—
cum.
Y.),
(N.
11-24
40c
& Dock" (quar.
Lakes- Dredge
Great
Marconi
$1.25
Telephone
12-15
933/4C
_
Maracaibo
10-25
(quar.)
3oc
(quar.)
preferred
.tueetnc,
12-11
$1
3%%
11-10
,
5%
—
Grayson-Kobinson S ores < stcrk dividend) —
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
(quar.) —
1
11-15
1st preferred (quar.)—.I——————
Jantzen, Inc., 5%
preierred (quar.)—______
Jamestown
t25c
(quar.)__
12-
1
11-15
82
Company, common
T.)
Maple
2Uc
—_—
Utilities, com.
$2
(quar.)
11-10
———
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
15c
class A
c>-eei
ony
(W.
11-
11-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
$1.76
11-15
(quar.)
oreterred
B
Co., Ltd.,
&
Union
4.75%
4
12-15
'
Grand
1
Petroleum
Inc.—
(increased-quar^.)
&
Gas
Southern
4oC
v~-u >
pid. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
A
5
Iowa
$1.50
(quar.)
ooiv.
nmpmyees
(W. R.) & Co., 6%
Grace
11-15
2-
5-
■'
1%
3/VaC
(quar.i
National Batteries
Gould
Government
5-15-62
12'/2c
(s-a)
W.)
common
Iowa-Illinois
3
$2.50
A
class
on
preferred
5%
Gossard
(quar.)_.
shares———
common
2-15-62
I2y2c
Stock
12-
12»/2c
(increased-quar.)
A
11-
11-15
121/2 C
Goooail
Manhattan
l'70c
—
Stores
nines—
—
;—_
Gordon
securities
11-17
11-17
20c
Mutor
10c
Gold
(increased)
Co.
Diversified Services,
Investors
lbc
xnc
.'10-25
l
12-
75c
Co.
12-26
7V2C
Investment
12-15
27'/2c
(quar.)——
Line
Pipe
10-25
8c
GlobtTLRubber~
Co.
Textbook
11-22
11-10
8c
Glickman
11-28
Inc.—
investment income)
(from
shares
t40c
10c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Glen-Gary Shale Brick
Funds,
Metal
Special
35c
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Managed
securities)___.
of
International Silver
share.
.
sale
from
Monday, November 6, 1861
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(4c from net investment income plus a 31c
distribution
from
net
realized
profits
about $.0b8 per depositary
to
When
Share
of Company
International Resources Fund—
the current rate of exchange,
on
Glen
Per
Name
and based
payment
the depositary
of
charges
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
.
(quar.)_____
62 y2 c
2-
1
1-16
Co.
(n
Telephone,
y.
com.
c.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
1-1-62
Continued
on
11-
1
12-15
page
52
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1957)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
40
Highest
Mar
8
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
i
44% Dec
21
26
69% Jun
7
114% Jun
NEW
Oct
35% Oct
25
12
Jun
23
16
Dec
6
44% Jan
16
533/4 May 10
15
52Va.Jan
3
10
103% Jan
6
25
75
Apr
7
1253/4 Apr
7
27% May 16
643/4 Aug 17
52
Jan
38
Jan
3
17
Dec
14% Sep
28
32 % Jan
23'/a May 31
16% Apr 14
17
Jan
24% Jan
3
Apr
20
98
Dec
19
10
.Oct
24
23% Jan
4
10% Jan
22
Oct
31
40% Mar
1
22
9% Oct
28
20 V4 Feb
29
3% Sep
28
27 % Jun
85
Jan
4
-
4
32% Aug 26
32% Jan
84
3
393/4 Nov
13% Jan
5
25
45
Jan
5
9% Sep
32% Jan
8
28% Oct
28
56% Jan
4
35
3
90 V4 Jan
12
27
.
423/4 Aug 19
100
40
Jan
Jan
3
15% Oct 25
22% Jan8
16% Jan
46
27
59
Jan
4
50% Jan
173A Jan
4
123/8 Jun
27
6
36% Jan
32
May 31
6% Oct 24
41% Sep
75
Jan
39 % Jan
4
4
5
7
Oct
44
Jan
84% Sep
81
1
22
Oct
26
-40
Jan
28
95
Nov
15
132
22 3/4 Oct
24
19
Oct
26
5
26% Oct
26
4
35 V8 Jan
28
61% Oct
98% Oct
13
25% Oct
28% Sep
28
4
26% Sep
25
4
57
108
Jan
Oct
59%
60
16%
16
17 %
I8V4
3
23%
23
97Va
963/4
97%
96 3/4
13%
13%
27%
27%
Corp
Corp
Control
1 /,
Reduction
Gas
Inc
4%%
38
/
17V2
1
preferred
10%
10%
No par
42
18%
Alslde
18 3/4
56%
■57%
14%
14%
42
42
,
~
7%
623/4
7%
63
*823/4
10%
62%
83%
*823/4
20 %
20%
203/a
20 Va
*983/4
100 %
99%
81% Mar 30
V
.•'.
99%
•.,/
27
27%
27 Va
29
29%
283/4
293/8
26%
26%
26%
27 Va
583/4
57
57%
57
20
20 Va
20'/a
V 20
1
273/8
27%
57%
.'
s.
57%
30
19% Nov
19
37% Oct
11
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Corp
No par
Jun
Amerace
12.50
33%
35
78% Jan
6
69 3/8 Jan
3
35%
97 Va Oct
353/4
30
Amerada
35%
31% Jan
95 3/e
21
97 Va
24'/a Oct
93 Va
96
2
34
923/4
94%
No par
1
253/4
26%
26%
27
26%
263/4
•.,//■
3% % convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Cp_
No par
American Bank Note eommofc.,~40
20 Va
26
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
4
91.
Nov
28
106 % Jan
27
34% Dec
13
30% Oct
193/8 Oct
4
443/4 Jan
18
63
37
July 12
24
30
Jan
35% Oct
5
25% Mar
Feb
May 31
47% Aug
10
8
62
Jun
30
7
15 % Jan
7
130
3
583/4 Sep
4
51% Jan
Jan
27 Va May 17
Sep 22
36
4
Oct
13% Oct
57
23
98 %
44% Jan.18
64% Apr
24% Apr
3
38% Jan
4
51% Jun
1
413/4 Aug 29
8% Jan
3
43% Jan
4
34% Jan
4
61% Apr 17
12 Va Aug 11
463/8 Aug
3
36
4
39 Va Jun
5
53
7
1
97% Mar 28
-
14
38 3/4 Aug 23
40 % Sep
513/4 Jan
13
27
42% Jan
70 % Jaih
3
Dec
11
19 Va Jan
3
77
16
26
24 % Jan
18
Oct
16% Jun
2
36 % Sep
26
443/4 July
81% Jun
28
89
40
Feb
Jan
4
14
23% Oct
25
30% Dec
30
21
27
Oct
17 Va Dec
30
22 Va Sep
75% Nov
3
4
24
Jan
3
31
17% Feb
94
Jan
15
9
Sep
20 Va Jan
Nov
13
23
81% Oct
6
34% Jan
4
48
27% Jan
15
24% Jan
3
37% Oct
10
29 Va Apr
26
18
44
Sep
67
Jun
133/4 Jan
19
28
49
34
Jan
19
49 % Aug
20
54
Jan
18
43% Apr
14
Oct~24
11 Va Nov
48% Aug 12
7
28 Va Oct
133/4 Dec
42
Mar
133% Dec
123/8 Jan
28
21 % Oct
14
12
Dec
,
/.
Feb
9
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
8
126
Jun
21
Sep
,
28
;34
Aug
16
;•
•
Jan
20-
-61% Oct
26
82% Feb
10
'31% Feb
27% Mar 15
79% Jan
108 % Dec
3
Feb
"
11
51% May 19
Jan
65 "Va Dec
4
15 % Jan
25% Mar
44 % Dec
3
"
Feb
Mar
14
V 64 3/a Jan
•
26
-
41
29 % Sep
19
27
•
.
...
24
•
.'42 %
V
"
33% Feb
17
'"42 Va Oct
31
30 % Dec
6
31%Get;
5
85
Corp
2,600
<63%
63%
64%
39,500
.2
28
American Potash *
American
1%
28%
29
20a/4
61.200
-100
.
9,800
31%
9,700
91,700
57
38,800
:!
57%
57 Va
573/4
19%
.
19%
20
20
36%
333/4
35
12,700
94%
94%
95%
58,900
26
25%
197/a
25%
20 Va
*98%
26
19%
103
6,500
203/a
*98%
42%
900
34,200
103
413/4
42 Va
5,100
613/4
17%
435/8
43
55
17
11,400
"43%
44 %
44
44%
5,700
,.f
,
.
.
100
9 '
American
'
t
3
3
130
Jun
Sep
Apr
293/4 Jan
25
Sep
18
'
f American
/
,
-
34% May
27% Apr
58% Apr
65
7%
Seating
i
Stores. Co.
Tel.*
...
r
5
:
Preferred
Tel Co
33%
-173/4
24%
33%
80 Va
80
28
28%
18
1
243%
103
393/4
22%
4,300
23%,
23%
2,900
47%
47%
*92
93
92
92
45%
44%
45%
78,800
49%
48%
493/a
13,900
*
-
' ,v".„ 44%
.
49
38 %
73%
753/4
14,500
403/4
41%
17,700
*33
;
,
34%
14Va
37% <
83%
363/4
36
363/8
353/4
36%
*105 Va
;<
143/b
16,600
93/4
17,600
33%
34
80%
80%
813/4
28,100
28 Va
273/a
27%
14,200
18%
24%
..
45
200
Va
93/b
33%
33%
:
1
38%
44 :«•;
14
80
'f f
18
83%
105%
9%
■
■
„
183/8
24%
♦100%
83%
34
27%
•■■•'• f
'/■'
24%
43%
105%
14%
9%
"
103
83%
•33
'
18
24%
39%
73%
41%
1
42%
-
100
72%
•
i
34
84
*100%
37%
37
18%
1,100
24%
24 Va
103
4,900
8,800
103
373/8
39%
*83%
'
-
:
*
84
*83%
47
47%
48
36%
353/4
36%
•
♦105 Va'
*
•105 V»
•
30
16 %
16%
16
16%
15%
16
15%
16%
48%
483/4
49%
49%
48%
49%
50
51%
173/4
18
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
45
43%
44%
435/8
443/a
43%
433/4
44%
44%
44 Va
443/4 !
673/8
68
67
673/4
67%
673/4
333/a
343%
345/a
353/8
353/4,
37%
54%
37%
20
:
*
39
-
!
.
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-
32 %"'
96
,
-
32V4
98
>
-
.
-
5
32%
v
.
20
,
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-
,
»
14
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19%
31
•
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99
'
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•
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.
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v
32%
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33%
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fi
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;
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'
128%
.
/
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24%
.
28
363/4
38
.*
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14
-
-
19%
31
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-
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42%'
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14%
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■
93
41%
28
27%
13y8
35 •>
4,000
;
20%
.'.'3,500
60%
143»A
75%
*121%
15%
>5,980
'
'
■
■
123
21%
32%
32%
121%
20 Vs
V«34%r 35' %
♦91%'
42
20
v
*
<«'< 34
•
93
42%
v
'36%
37Va
,
>
:
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42%
126 Vi
99%
128Va
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24%
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29
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27Vt
28 %
14%
30%
20
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w.
93
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43%
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32
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42,400
f
2,600
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40
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207/a
<
34%
48%
-/
-36Va
,*91%
43Va
910
'
33%
47%
^ 33%
-
48
•*
129
,14ye -14Va
,/f 30 Va
31 %
343/a
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•
•
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-
47Va
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*
■
27Va
14%
^ 29%
.
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24%
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140,000
57%
-
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v
-
100%*
57
' 28y2
,
32%
47% .'-48
3,100
.1,600
125ya
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22
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A
.
33%
42%
.29 *
Hocking Cllass Corp
•
33
18
24%
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48
t.
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2,400
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28
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r
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com
323/4
79%
28%
AMP Inc endorsed, shares—No par
Ampex Corp
;
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Clayton
rl3/4
m
31,900
38 %
46%
85%
23%
49
81
1
28%
27'A
preferred
463/4
463/8
1%
273/8
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443/4
333/4
80
273/8
t Anderson
44%
93/4
*26%
16
•
44%
45'/a
38 Va
-
86
22
•
>
14%
25
16
17
92
93/4
25
series.
443/4 Feb
13
37■-Jan
92
*33
Preferred 5%%
series
25.
American Zinc Lead A Smeltlng-.l
Anaconda Wire A Cable..
£0% Jan
92
43%
4.53/4
13,300
t
/' ' *47
92
43%
38%
48%
84%
--
•
143/8
-
52 3/a
45 Va
46%
:
22%
9%
—
52%
443/4
38
\
-
•
48
14%
—10,
;
,
24
223/4
*47
93/4
100-
Anaconda Co
22
233/4
48
9%
No par
Corp
Anchor
•T
93
22 Va
233/4
*47
,
33%
___—
3
22'/a
24
34
25
American Water Works Co
•
22%
48
14%
10
Steel Foundries
6% preferred
American .Viscose
•
17
4
r
38 3/a
33
i-L^lOO,
American Tobacco common
•
5
May 22
/
853/4
14%
2
common..
45% Apr
93% Feb
3
483/4
85s/b
33
No par
Co—
443A May 22
:
;
Jan
48%"
85
73%
100
preferred ;—;
American
May 11
22% Sep 22
17 Va Sep 25
1
30% Nov
49%
843/4
52%
45 Va
30,000
41%
5.AmericanSugar Refining com——25
28 Va May 23
19
49
72%
0%
American
4
26
49
853/4
40%
non-cumulative preferred.100
/ Amer South African Inv Co Ltd._£l
7
Oct
383/4
38
73%
100
American Snuff Co
.
5
63
38
♦100%
Sany com
51 %
44%
38%
1.75
1
y
3
27 e
Chem
Std
.7% preferred
.•
*,
/
3
130
Apr
1023/4 Oct 11'
1
*
52%
41%
/American Ship Building Co_.No par
American Smelt if Ref'g com.No par
5
Vs Jan
Rad
51%
723/4
Amer Research Jfc Develp'm't Corp 1
3V/b July 26
51%
113/4
1
preferred
2
28%
100
100
17 %
393/4
'
4
-44% Aug 12
833/4
203/a
*983/4
16%
39%
1
333/4 Feb
12
*82 3/4
20%
100%
26 "Va
45'/a
100
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
33% Jan
17
82%
6,800
17%
73
1.66%
11
Feb
100
*52%
72%
No par
44
? Jan
6,200
:>
»60%
373/8
1
Co
Co
15;
.
18,400
<
55
11%
443/4
12.50
American Optical Co
Amer
13
23
News
17
5414 Jan
2,300
57 Va
61%
44%
••'43%
100
68% Jari
44% July
18%
*60%
11%
*92
par
Products
553/8 Jun
-
5
933,4 Oct 28
..
Foreign Power—No
preferred
American
76% July 10
34% Jun
;-13% Jan -4
;
Mar" "I
Jan
18
27
-
;.
19% Oct
121% Jan
20
273/4 Sep 28
; 18 3/a May 17
8
'
16
233/4 Jun
4
,7
20
130% Aug 3%
32% May 11
18%
x55%
93 V4
>.
45'/a
v
1%
American Motors Corp
American Natural Gas
May 17
973/4 Oct
3
"
117
91%
18%
57 %
*52%
5
American Metal Products.
American Meter Co
35% Mar 21 "
28
103% Jan
30
4% %
127% Apr 11
27% Jan 16
23
28% Jan
30 Va Jan
30 3/4 Aug 26
4
Jun
-76
23
,25
v
3
27 Va Jan
«
3.
Jun
18
Aug
19
26 % Mar 21
,
4
38% Jan
*903/4
18%
30
'
American Machine & Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com
1
72% May 18
145% Mar - 2
'
119
Jun
50 % Mar
3
3
136% Jan'; 3
450% Jan
3
4
27
16
42% Mar 10
Jan 13
543% Jan
20
16 % Mar 13
146
3
33% Jan
35% Aug 16
59
1
3
6
62
3
139% Sep
263/4 Nov
17
90%
1,000
7%
'
.
"
10
prior preferred
American Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred
..Aug 17
46% Sep
3
Jan
3
16 % Feb
Mar
54,
117
41
145 Va Aug 24
1
138Va Jan
613/4
11%
24
10
5%%
78 3/4 July 10
32% Jun 27
,
33 Va
Apr
7
May 16
1
37
Apr
9,400
41%
55
443/4
•22%
European Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40o
American &
20% May 16
533/4 Apr
7
21% Apr
3
6
16% Feb
18
,
105% Oct
3
1144 Va Sep
28% Jan 26
22
86% Feb
50
113/a
*47,
—10
American Investment Co of 111
58 % Jan
31
/
May 24
86 Va Dec
Oct
American
Home
1
90 Va Jan
American
Hardware
14
L3
50
15%
*
84%
American Hosp Supply Corp.No par
American International Corp
1
26
17 Va Dec
44%
49
34'A
49 "/
100
Power Co_
American
10% Jun
92% Aug 15
Electric
American
11% Sep
14
American
14
63% Apr
49%
45%
38%
_3
American Enka Corp
<-
25
16% Jan
16% Jan
43%
113/8
No par
American Distilling Co
Rights
Apr 26
105
2
49%
common. 10
25% Aug
9
37
Ind
18% Nov " 3
3
99 % Jan
Consumer
Oct
34
35
6
9
20 % Sep
103
4
45
17%
4,400
49%
*
21,000
265/a
42 Va
*60%
17.
43%
26%
,
42
t
11 Va
383/4
43
29%
103
*52%
,
613/4
17
443/8
No par
No par
Co_.
89% Sep
Sep 26
13% Jan
6
<
J
37% Mar 13
23% Apr 28
12% Apr 18
4
79 % Oct
16% Jan
53
l*
25
American Cyanamld Co—
"3
133/4 Oct
Chicle
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
4%%
Mar 20
41% Nov
23
26
13% Oct 20
19%
*98'/a
423/s
*60 %
17%
44%
1
Amer Commer Barge Line Co.
2
3
20% Jan
31% Oct
8% Jan
American
1
4
11
Oct
1% Nov
8
Inc
American
50
18
Jan
38% Jan 18
29
17
No par
7%
preferred
American Chain Sc Cable
American
3
Oct
573/4 Jan
Va July 18
9% Jan
Brake Shoe Co
Theatre's
2
31 Va Mar 15
30
63/4 Jun
59
52
613/4
-
8
49% Nov
33% Jan
7
Jun
93
393/4 Sep 29
29% Jan 20
1
17% Sep
56
3
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
Can Co common
12.50
59% Jun-
-2
84
59% Jun
Corp
20 Va
100
42
53
*53
American
25% May 12
29% Apr 21
7
18% Feb
5
21
28
6
Mar 30
39% Oct
46 Va Jan
Jan
24% Jan
29
46% Mar 22
Am«
15%
*98 %
42 Va
*60%
———60
—
Bosch
15%
103
103/a
38
43
American Broadcasting-Paramount
23
133/4 Sep
l
'",36
American
6
46% Dec
35% Dec
25
11
4
30% Dec
18
Preferred
American
July 28
8
25
5
15%
41%
10%
37
43%
.<
20
.
Amer Agricultural Chemical
American Airlines common
May 11
~
92
*98%
/
*98%
23% Oct
,
,
*90%
92
22,900
7%
363/8
No par
20
79
*26%
22 % Dec
Corp
74%
15'/a
"
:'•■•
23
Petroleum
74%
43
.
:
Dec
Mar 24
8,700
29%
26%
July 25
26
6,300
18%
7%
29%
19
2
39 %
18 Vb
20%
55
28
8,400
393/8
183/a
15 V8
U
273/4
29
4
39%
-
43 %
'
'
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20,500
• 62%
82%
...
.
No par
4
1.700
/• 5,700
■■c,.
42%
"
.
»'
20%
100%
No par
Inc
4Va
8%
65%
7%
<
r
83%
20%
8%
64%
15
62%
Aluminium Limited *
Aluminum Co of America
11
8%
65
14,200
49,500
i
56 y4
1;;
7%
*82%
,
27%
-90%
;
:
;
,423/4
*983/4
.10
102%
143/4
49
^
115 %
62%
83%
'
18%
7%
63
14 %
27%
10'A
57%
14%
14%
42%
91%
41%
73/4
5,300
36%
,
493/8
:
99%
9,500
'5,300
-
27 'A
*90%
43%
18 V*
24
72%
*
36%
56%
15
423/a
,.7%
Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
36% Sep
18%
57%'
'
23%
100
4
.'■»
*90%
,
5
Cement
18%
56%
23%
40,200
183/a
39%
73 V4
12,000
31
8%
r
13,900
,
17%
18 Va
30%
64 %
92
'49%
/
17 Va
18%
13%
r
500
19%
60 %
27%
";•>
1
495/8 v
'
,
31
/ w-4w.v 18
10 Va
91% i
19
593/4
98%
..
'/':.
18-.
43
193/4
17%
200
8,100
113
59%
22%
•V.
4'/a
*353/4
44
493/8
Stores
Portland
103/a
36 Va
43%
113
30%
v
39%
*90 Va
90%
;r14
Alpha
10%
36
44%
•
713/4
92
493/4
1
—
731/4
Va
91%
5
Products Corp
71%
48%
9
Allied
.173/4
*90 %
Allied Chemical Corp
Allied
39 Va
17%
\
-
?
65%
4Va
52 %
68
18 Va
V
.8%
:
39%
*90
37
43%
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Mills
—
92
37
10
64
4'/4
17V4
74%
common
convertible
8%
>
65
38%
39 V4
*90 Va
.;
4%
•
100
8%
63%
4Va
71V4
Allied Kid Co
May 15
35% Feb 28
.
1 —-17%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
Aug
66%
*
27%
8%
,,
137/;
27%
•
5
preferred
\i3%
/
8%
4
2
Inc.
common
Alleghany Corp
6%
65 Va
Corp
Products
28
83/4
No par
2
Inc
\
133/4
273/4
'
50c
J Industries—.
Alabama
13%
1
—t
Products
113
17 %
...
98 Va
.
.67%
59 Va
.
23%
96 V2
Aldens
383/4 May 16
.
18%
30%
Alco
11
-
v
.
183/4
52%
67%
19
»
18 %
Air
110
26
60'/a
16
30%
A
84% May
3
29% May 15
25
Jan
36% Apr
60
16%
30%
64% Oct
Aug 11
60 Va
15%
_10
Shares
52 Va
113
18%
103/8 May 11
3
60
Co
Corp
15% Sep
52 3/4 Apr
11
13
19%
1
the Week
Nov. 3
*52 %
.
,
113
30%
20% Sep
3
11% Jan
58% Jan
26
19 V4
113
18%
Nov
66 %
20
233/4
1003/4 Jun
3
20
Sep
12% Dec
19%
30%
15% Apr
50
19%
23%
533/4 Apr
50% Sep
6
90
May 27
:
4
Jan
112%
18%
112%
Sales for
Friday
67 Va
f
67%
30'/a
Admiral
9
10
PRICES
Thursday
52
22 Va
91% July 21
32% Sep
333/4 Jan
,
,
1
Air
18
—20% Aug
86 Va Apr
66%
II2V2
1
25
i
Express
Aeroquip
9
5% Mar 24
88 Va Jun
8% May 11
Jan
52
67%
112%
Inc
Co
52%
66%
SALE
Nov. 2
.Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
21
14 % Mar
48 V« Jan
3
Steel
'.##51%,
67
HIGH
Nov. 1
No par
15 Va Mar 24
36% Apr
3
-12% Jan-
53% Jun
Acme
6
3
19% May-12
-11%-Dct—Ar
383/4 Feb
8
5
66
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 31
100
:
Stores
Adams-Mills
18
Jan
ACF-Wrigley
*51%,, 52%
,
,
LOW
Tuesday
..
~f '
Oct. 30
5
common
preferred
ABC Vending Corp..
ACF Industries Inc
Adams
4
623/4 Oct
14
Laboratories
17
28
Monday
Par
—1
convertible
43% Apr
3
V* Jan
4%
109% Oct
Mar 14
8Va Sep
24
7% Jan
9
80
Abbott
32 % Aug 21
,
p* ■ *
STOCK
Abacus Fund
25
24%Jun
3
21% Oct
Jun
63
59 Va Sep
21% Apr
3
28 Via Jan
47
YORK
EXCHANGE
17 3/4 Sep
50
98'AMar
,
17
4,000
14,600
-
123,300
38,000
24^00
-34%''> S 1,530
36y4
4,000
93
44
r. -
*7,300
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1958)
.
Monday, November 6, 1961
...
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
30% Sep
LoWest
Highest
47
Sep
19
77% Jan
Sep
28
42% Feb
Jan
75
Jan
13
24
44% Jun
12
73% Oct
7
43% Oct
19
3
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
Jan
.4
74% Oct
78% Jan
11
11
3
Jan
46
10
16%
24
27% Jan
5
July 25
23% Jan
4
,
37% Jan
5
;
35% Jan
: Dec
21
:
69% Feb
102
102'/. Feb
110
29% Jun
1
56% Jan
27
75
Feb
9
106
100
49% Oct
v
July 18
?
26% Sep 27
Jan
5
29
63
7
28% Feb
10 % Aug
1
9% Jan
21% Jan
'
79% Jan
4
31% Jun
17
4
3
Dec
6% Jan
5
13% Ded
2
1
20% Jan
20% Oct
.
52% July 11
11% May 11
19% Dec
30
31
30
7% Jan
36 Ve Jan
9
18
27% Jan
94% Jan
8
14
12
28 y« Jan
3
23 y* Sep
19
Sep
88
Jan
8
24% Oct
31
43% Jan
22 y8 Sep
28
34
45% Oct
43% Oct
26
62% Feb
26
59
Aug 15
'
9
16
1
72% Dec
29
52 y* Sep
100
•i
39
47% Jdn
l9
-
63
18
Jan
'
Barber
58% Jun
90% Feb
Jan
97 '
15 y. Sep 20
62% Jan 13
Apr 21
19 y* Nov
7
31% Dec
14
■
f
47'/a Oct
> 22% Oct: 18
fl53% Aug 31
87
Jan
81
3
83
2
Aug 10
Jan
6
25
Oct
12
17% Apr
19
27 y* Jun
18
31
2
35% Feb
Oct
18
50% Dec
29
14% Jun
8
20% Mar 29
14% Jan
4
37% Jan
19
46% Sep
25
11 Va Oct
2
57% Jun
741/2 Jan
3
:
13
17% Aug 30
11% July 27
24
58
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Blgelow-Sanford Inc common
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100
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Bliss & Laughlln Inc____2:50
1
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28
26%
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25
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preferred
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30
3
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Bdthlehem StCel Corp common
Aug 18
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•
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21
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3
31% Sep
;
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4
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30
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148
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6
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;
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19
75% Nov
Mar 16
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•
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0
275
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3
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7
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pref^ffed sPries
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82% Jan 19
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20
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85
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4
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.
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3
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24
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29
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15
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3
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17
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1
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10
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>
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Nov. 1
:
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71
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38 % Aug 29
t"
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38 Va
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Co
(Del)
Cork
Constable
Arnold
31 % Apr
79% Nov
Service
Oct. 81
Oct. 36
.
5
$3.75 preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
i9
24 Vi^AUg
Jan
53% Jan
.
4
27% Jan
10
5
Sep
Feb
20
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&
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.
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18
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Arizona Public
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30.
>
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■\
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Monday
EXCHANGE
Archer-Danids-Mldland
27
50
9
20% Jan
43% Apr
37% Jan
21
83 % Aug 26
28% Oct
-
53% Dec
26
3
21
38% Sep
87% Jan
19
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LOW
STOCK
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*
.
37% Feb
4
29
*■
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5
39% Dec 28
20
23% July 26
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Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
' 15%
,
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121
122%
23 - '23y8
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.
(1959)
19
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
\.f
V
23
5
Sep
9
88 Va Jan
35% Feb 25
12
1
'/
38 7* Sep
28
».
27 7a
10
5
71 7a Dec
30
52% Mar 30
49
40 y4 Jan
47 V* Apr
28
27
35% Aug
3
Jan
4
6% Oct
>i'
Carrier
Power
Corp
4% %
.■
Oct
&
I
General
46%
46%
29''A
30%
39%
1'2%
104%
;
I
••
•
50
-
3
Carter
Case
Products
\
—12.50
•
3 Va Nov
24
19
34 Va Jan
j*
8
94% Sep
•
114%. Jun
17
71% Dec
30
20 y#
8
1Q1'1A
ioo'y4
l'oo'A
17
35'A Jan
15
24% Jan
19
11
Jun 29
;
Jan
17
,3
Jan
Oct
.
17
;
12
Jan
45
22% Jan
247/a Jun
8
18% Jan
,3
30
59
38
Mar
6
i
20
80% Aug 17
59
Mar
.7
28
27% Jan
32% Jan
Dec
23;
42%: Aug 29
30
;
21
34%'Jun
i.
46% Dec
19%Mar. 8>
10
50
7»Ar
34
.t
2
50%. Nov
-
n23'
-
7
Aguirre Sugar
r
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88% Jan 27
42 3A Jan
953A.Sep
*■
59
;Dec
6
7
Sep
57% Jan
25 3A
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'23'%.
*45
Light
>
-
337a-
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18
38'
Jan
24
:
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15
25
Jan
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13% Sep
14
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9
Jan
6
30'A Oct
30
July 25
217a Dec
23
Oct~24.
40%
29 Va Jan
26
Oct
11
24
42
.
3 y» May 11
20% Jan
47
: May
11
Apr"~7
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!2
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26
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Oct
24
Dec
88
21
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Jan
5
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487a Aug 25
22 Vz Nov 28
17 V* May 13
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40% Sep
6
8
4
34 y4 Mar
14
11
28
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90
57
...
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26
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217a Jan
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6
387* Jan
6
167a Jan
29 3A Jan
4
20% Jan
3
30% Jun
14% Mar 24
77a Jan
3
103A Mar 22
6% Nov
30
307a Dec
4
'
43% Oct
43 y4 Jan
4
32
6974 Jan
6
547a July 21
94
99 y4 Apr
13
!Jan
18
Aug
5
Jan
91
"v
July 19
:
6% Dec
29
17
16 % Dec
14
34'A, Jan 21
15 ya
Dec
19
4374 Jan
6
21% Feb
'7
30
40 Vt
13 V4 Oct
24
267a Jan,
-
26
Apr
6
7% Jan
' 3
2
69 y2 Feb
" Feb
7
13% Dec
6
-23'A Jan-
4
13% Jan
£3
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15
36%- Jan
4
23% Jan
* 3
50 V* Nov
52
143A Sep
'
.-
18
Sep
18
Mar 30
37% May 26 '■>
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62
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27
12
38
;•
Feb
26% Oct
,.
27
.
s
Feb
•
38% Mar 2i;
'4
28
2972 Jan
5
20
Oct
12
32
' Jan
8
15
Jan
4
18.
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4
12% Jan
33
20% May 15
2674 Dec 30
217a Jan
12
/
3r3A Apr
11
7174 Jan
377a Jan
3
•:
577a Sep
21
,
2
-
107a Oct
177a Nov
-
Nov
38
30% Feb
4
29
417a. Aug 24
4
94% Feb
2
26%
,
.39% Jun
163A Nov:
377a Jan 10
827a Jan
6
!■ July 19
39% Dec 21
/
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53 Vi Dec 23
3
247a Jan
9
,
July" 14
27y40ct
18
207a Feb
4
36 7a Dec
1
447a. Aug
477a Jan
18
597® Jim
907a Jan
11
99
5
62
56 7a Dec
32'
Sep
Feb
17
487a Mar
647a Dec
12
487a Feb
8
447a^
277a
277a
427a
27%
a
207o
21
21 Va
7,400
303/a
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30%
31JA
30 V*
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31'A
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11
71%
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57 %
337a
55 3A
567a
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56 74
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39
61
7
133
1
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4
140
26% AUg 24
217a Jan
41 Va Jan
6
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20
5
78
7
74" Jan
0
777a Jun
307a Jan
6
23
Jan
3
54
Jun
20
29
Oct
24
353/a Jan
4
5
4174 Oct
24
13 7a Dec
5
42% Dec
76
30
City Stofes- Co_^__^
Clkrk
$4.50
26
-
14 Va Jan •
3
43
503/a Aug 16
3
Jan
,
July
6
987a Nov
'30" Jun
3
5
493A Aug 21
15
Oct
,
Jan
Dec
57
18
34
7
preferred
No
Pitts
2
Colorado. Fuel &
,,23% May If
; ft 7a %
497a Nov
147a Jun
19
Columbia
30
10
Columbia Gas System Inc!
Columbia Pictures common
2
21% Jan
ii
Jan
•»
28
717a- NOV 28
67
$4.25
3
507a Jan
11
2374 Jan
13
35 7» May 26
Combustion
Engineering
417a Jun 16
21% Jan
9
54% Sep 14
39 7a Oct 12
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Solvents
507a Oct
9
8
4
25% Jun
20
Oct
30
9774 Jun
23
101
Aug 19
1103A Aug 30
147a Dec 29
4
22
3
.
23
Columbus
.3
1017a Feb
Jun
1117a Apr
45
107
10
12
3
Aug
4.64%
;
157a Mar 22
1
6
12 7a Jan
407/a Dec
37
Jan
3
6574 Nov
4
68 % Dec
66% Jan
31
8774 Oct
20
9674 Jan
13
103 7a Dec
5
105% Apr
3
42 74 Feb
17
6074 Jun
36 7a Apr /
7
467a Jan
9
37 Va Jun
13
Jan
; 3
3
101
Jan
Ohlo
13
May 11
Nast
Publishing
Consol Edison
$5
—1
ft
Ine
3874 Oct
17
3874 Oct
17
6
203A Jan
ft
277a Sep
8
Consolidated
Laundries Corp—
18
517a Dec
22
50% Jan
3
677a Oct
9
Consolidated
Natural
26
ft
407a Jan
4
4
42% Oct
7
63 Va Dec
12
617a Jan
4
81% Nov
923A Jan
4
9874 Oct
4
817a Jan
6
88
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29% Jan
Jan
13
85% Jun
12
90
5
217a July
93
.
Mar
83
Jan
19
14
297a Jan
94
Oct
preferred
No
$4.52 preferred
No
.$4.16 preferred
No
Container Corp of America com
' 4%
preferred
24
:
297a Feb 28
907a Jan
7
5
11
127a May lft
95
Feb
9
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427a
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237a
35
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;
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16
7a
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49
16
2
75% Jan
4
774 Dec
Dec
Dec
107
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447a Jan
30
•
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3
347/a Jan
3
77% Jan
6
2
8374 May 23
14% Jan 20
77/a Jan
3
6
22 7a Jan
27
18% Oct
19
4474 May II
7% Dec 29
59% Dec
21
54% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
77a Jan
3
1
577a Dec
22
46 Va Oct
26
40% Mar 16
35% Jan
3
19
40
Jun
31
Sep 20
For
Aug 22
4
477/a Jan
footnotes,
103
see page
28
Mar
3
May
58
1
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237®
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15
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7074 Aug 31
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22%
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11,400
110
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30%
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35
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200
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6,300
587a'
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587a
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25
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8
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15,100"
42
237® A
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par
Baking Co common
ft
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10
$3.75 preferred—
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Continental Copper ,& Steel, com
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9,700
92
38
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par
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5
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111
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12
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13
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4
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42
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187a
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preferred
19'
21%
8%
58
10
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1
20
8874 Jan
1874
217a
1:
9
163/a
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—
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49% Aug 31
70
92
,
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100
1
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27
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35
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26
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Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
3
Jan
Southern
Cone Mills
May 26
77a Jan
&
preferred/
preferred,
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7% Jun
173/a Jan
5.25%
18
19% Mar 29
11% Dec
24Ta
i6 % ■16%
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28 7* Jan
59
—18
—
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t-No par
24
4
23
preferred
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747® Aug 24
'737a Nov
247»
23%
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537a Oct
31
874 Feb
Nov
247a
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987®
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Broadcasting
527a Jan
19 7a Oct
90% Jan
35% Aug 18
77
247a
597a
s.34
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9
56
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Oct
43%;
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par
Dec
437a July 27
397» Feb
3
13% Mar
■
39
247a
...
92
38%
213/a
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: :
pfd—.-l00
28
267a Nov
17
Jun
ndncumulative 1st
4%
64% Feb
3
92
247a
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, v
common——ft ' :
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preferred series B
42% Apr
237« Jan
43%.58%
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3974
:
9
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Collins
92
387a
,
——
507a Mar 17
39%
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39 V
2X3A
83A
4%
397a Aug 16
237f Dec 30.
1874 Jun' 21
60
14
39
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387a
187a
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[.Feb 24
4574 Jun
92 %
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267a
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60
39%
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80
;
7%
preferred——i
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100 *
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137
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237a
24
Colgate-Palmolive Co commoni-^—1
/
47 /
47% -7
$3.50 preferred
No par ••„ ; \
-:76 7a
76 7a
Collins & Alkman CorpNo par
* '483/»
4974 ./
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"8374, Oct 31
1
Apr
,,39%
24 7a
,
Cleveland Electric-Ilum common__lft
71 % Jan
217a Oct
COJ
Corp
51% Mar 20
267a Nov
July
City Investing
City Products
697a Oct 25
10
' 4
' 4.
19% Nor 10
10
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Cleveland-Cliffy Iron Co—
Oct
39%;
39
..
17
4,400
69%
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4974
49% : V
49%
49%
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preferred——.
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44%•
447/a ■
45;
44%
Cf I T Fihancial Coirp
91. t
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907a
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91% "
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- j - - • 51% .. 52,7a ,y ,•
327a
52%
26
25,900
583A
33
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Clevlte Corporation,
Cluett Peabody &-Co
28
'
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-
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14
44%
277a
70
'
20 3
Cincinnati
28
61Mar 21
45 7a Nov
447a
97%
27 %
9t%
21 Va
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Chrysler Corp—
25
36% Mar ' 2
10
"
preferred series A_.
33
' Nov
137
•
5%
99
80% Dec
9
126% Feb
23
Jan
2,400
•
——40' :5J«'
93% July 10
567a Jan * 5
7
1
Apr "8
357a Apr 11
727a July
5
30
42
Apr
: 3
537a Feb
1,100
24
"
convertible
A— LtiL—
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■
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157® Apr 14
"41%; Mar 30
27
407a Jan
5
23
..
Mar 23
97v Oct
58% May
36% May
3217a Apr
6
Sep
507a Nov
49% Feb
13
32
12
Mar 20
'89 ,'
117s July 27
Aug 25
1-9
26
1027a Feb
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497a Sep 26
41 Vi May
28
'
3
2474 Oct
147.
27*% Oct
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37% Jan
3
101
July 25
493/a Mar1"
13
; 3
87% Sep
8
78% Jan
6
,
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20 V*
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Chicago RoCk 1st St Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow' Cab___
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Chlckasha Cotton 6ib
——_5
•
30
•.
777a
24%
y4,
1934
387a
-
-
15;
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27
Dec
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777a
24
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397a
*
Sep 20
Jan
777a
24%
'
Chicago Great Western Ry Coal—10
5%
preferred.
t'———
—-2L50" .*
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Chic <Ss NortJi Western com—No par"
•
20'
-
9577
77%
207a
467a
preferred-—100"
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•
22
2974 Jan
95%
%■
77
■
44%
277a
437a"
:3%%
300
19%
67a
Class
1'6
24
-
14
r" May
.31
v
July 31
18
103
32% Aug 10
;
13% Jan
3*%
35% Dec
•
13
67% Jan
:3"
13
547a Oct 26
9
300
•
273/a
•
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;
15
24
173A Oct
23
4
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9,100
48
207/a
28
'
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$4.50 preferred—!
:
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Champion Spark Plug Co—1% f:
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—--—I """
Checker Motors Cbrp
——1.25" " '"
Chemetron Corp
__1 " ' :
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I
—
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24
507a Apr
3274Jun
30
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24 %|
7774
24 'A
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66
44 y»
773A
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——10
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2,100
32%
Chain Belt Co——
17
94% July 27
9'
Jan
387a Oct
Mar
.
26
9,900
'
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40
a
24%
34'
20-
1
2 57
.
2,300
2474
67%,
Inc
26'
81UA
2474
—
Gotham
15%:
125%
81%
25'
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.
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f'
81%*''1
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25
31%
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45,100
25
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150
600
35%
25
Certain-teed Products Corp———1
When •• issued":
!___
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31
36% Nov
2
46% May 31
32
697a
5
—
94
31%
35%
187a
447&
27%
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32
35%
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747a X
43%
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94%
33 Va
68
247,'
j.No pas
93 %
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18
77%.
—
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■
677a
24y4
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39,100
3/4
24%
77%'
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May 17
71% Oct
.
'!
1
3% Jan
18
44 3A
Central Soya Co
•'
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28,900
18
-109
<fc South West Corp_i._-2.50
-Central
;
33% Mar 16
970
2%
38%'
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17 7/a
95
-
647/u
2%
3 7'A
'
67%
Service—*19
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64*
2%
60
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6
64 V<V
1774
947*
preferred——
/ Central
11
Feb
22% Mar 29
3
55 % Nov
26
26
*
23,300
67 %
'
20s/a Sep 29
9
July 18
27
Sep
4Va %
.7
7'A
37%
' J '
-25%;
5,500
7%
T'A
18
26%
••".'33%.
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(I960)
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,
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
20 %
25 %
Lowest
Highest
3
24% Jan
37% Jun
Feb 29
July 11
30% Jan
42 y4 Mar
42 Vi
16
Sep
15
Dec
1
21
7% Jan
15 % Oct
33% Jun
17
27 % Jan
49 y2 Jun
5
241/4 Jan
7
13% Jan
55
4
Jan
26% Oct
124
Feb
Jun
186
16
145% Sep
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Jan
&
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8
87
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85'/2 Jan
19
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Apr
11
88
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July 27
9
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13
4'/a Sep
July 27
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231/2 Feb
18
30
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11
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13
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21
42% Jan
4
341/4 Oct
5
40
Feb
23
39% Feb
1
95
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5
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95% Jun 12
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3
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42
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16
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Jan
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41%
15 V4
23
1
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25
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41%
93
1
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25
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72% Jan
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9
29% May
3
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40
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3
21
93 % Sep
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31%
33 y4
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4
194% Apr
87% Aug 22
26
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9
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5
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1
1
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5
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3
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26
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25
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20
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LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
6
121/2 Dec
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40% May 31
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6
1
Range Since Jan. 1.4
Highest
Year 1960
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■
Volume
194
Number 6105
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
21
(1961)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
."*
Year 1960
'
.
Lowest
Range Since Jan. l-i,-,-.
Lowest
Highest
44% Nov
9
57/b Dec
28
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4
43 % Oct
26
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1
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1
9
20% Jan
4
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3
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6 >
27
Jan
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4
14
Nov
20
20
21% Sep
19
24% Jun
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Sep
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26
45
4
33% Jan
34% Feb
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31
20
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24
21
22% Aug 15
39% Dec 14
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Jan
47
26
14% Jan
•
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5
27% Oct
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22
Oct
24
Federal
18 v* Jan
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23% Oct
24
31
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9
24
28% Jan
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7
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5
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18
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91 % Oct
7
86% Jan
4
94 % Jun
15
* Oct
4
93% Apr
Aug 12
91
Jan
4
103% Nov
15
101
87% Jan
11
103 % Aug
102
84% Sep
28
36 % Dec
19
29
Feb
24
55
Sep
51%
Jan
91
<7% May 18
24
4<
Nov
10
9
33% Jan
12
49 % Mar 29
Gustin-Bacon
26
53 V* Jan
30
66
Apr
19
Hackensack
Water
4
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
1
Halliburton
Co
19
25 ya Jan
4
39 Va May 18
Hall
Jan
4
21% Oct
24
28% Feb
9
Hamilton
91
Oct
3
112% Feb
13
27
Mar
2
105 % Feb
14
68% Jun
7
106% Jan
6
26 %, Jun
20
32 % Jan
25
26%. Jan
3
35
Oct
4
Jun
21
26% Aug
1
37 Va Feb
15
57% Jan
5
42% Oct
31
Mar 24
120% Jan
9
28% Nov
42
47%
25
July
Oct
5
24
129
•35
34 % Oct
50% Dec
24
128
Jun
19
Jan
46 *■
16
4%
6
4
Harris-Intertype
7
Harsco
26% Sep
2
24% Jan
4
36% Aug
29% Jan
11
20% Jan
3
27 % May
18
Aug 31
23 %' Jan
23
34% Oct
17
31
22V* May 26
27
7.50
com
PRICES
SALE
•25 %• Oct
24
29% Oct
&
Brace
World
8% Feb
6
13% Feb
20
37% Feb
*
39%
63
31%
22%
95
30 Va
42 Va
43
33%
30
71%
31% T
21%"
71%
71%
72
33%
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.
; *32
21%
27
6
Harvey Aluminum Inc
y
Hat Corp of America common
43% Mar 15
5%
43
Jan
4
37% Feb
17
9
16 Va Apr
19
27
40% Sep
19
Hazeltine Corp
3
81
24
16
Dec
50% Jan
3
—
Heinz
Mar 16
32%
22%
...
33 y4
•$ 1,800
25%
25%;
25%
25 Ya
16,500
88 Va Oct
25
Heller
(W E)
Helme
29% Jan
5
40
Mar 14
5
34
Jan
4
38
July
61% Apr
13
82% Dec
8
79
Jan
3
110% Oct
104% Dec
6
111% Aug 26
108
Jan
3
112 Va May
55 % Apr
13
9
38 % Feb
Dec
20
67% Jan
119% Dec
9
112y4 Jan
4
21
53 % Sep
1
18 % Oct
Dec
67
26
28
Jan
Aug 22
66
Jan
July 13
97
92% Feb
16
1
19
29% Oct
23% Feb
v
120
12% Dec
May 19
27% Oct
25
81% Feb
43% Mar 22
Hilton
r
5
41% Jan
2
20% Dec
12
14% Oct
31
8V4 Aug
29% Apr
29
29% May 10
11% Mar 13
4% Oct
20
19
*
3
5%
Electronics
Rinehart
Honolulu
30
Hooker
43% Aug 28
5
$4.25
Hoover
14
4 Va Oct
2
6
14
16% Jan
5
,19
16% Oct
10
22 % Jan
4
36 y« Mar 17
38% Feb
10
35% Dec
9
10
Hotel
Mar 10
5%
Apr
,23% Nov
39% Jun
9
33% Jan
19
60% Sep
13
1
preferred
30
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&
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Oil
.>12.50
Dorp
<fc
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Bearing
of America
convertible
$2.25
common—1
4
77
Jan
8
preferred
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88
Dec
16
93
'Sep
65 y2 Jan
21
90% Dec
74% Feb
23
80 Va Jun
'81% Aug
16
$5
13
88% Jan
10
93% Nov
<1
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13
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10
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30
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2
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2
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3
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29
54% Jan
14
45
3
68% May
>
May
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40% Dec
16
35% Jan
3
84% Feb
94
Sep
14
90 % Jan
10
93% Dec
27
92 % Jan
4
13% Jan
11
7% Oct
20
39% Jan
5
34% Jan
3
25
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6% Oct 25
Oct
32
16% Oct
26
27
21% Jan
7
17% Jan
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31% Jan
3
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25
4
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28
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6
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3
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27
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18
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22
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f
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,
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17
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28
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2
25
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series
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21
29
23
Sep
•
July
39% Oct
Jan
23
84% Oct
4
43 Va Apr
43
-
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44% Aug
46
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10
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49% Jan
25
44
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12
15
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18
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32 Y4 Jan
23
Jan
10
66% Jun
Feb
9
25
5% Jan
3
19
717/a Jan
3
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7
50% Jan
5
145
Jan
18
40% Jan
3
8
148
Oct
27
47% Apr
July 11
90;
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18
3
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18
447
38% Sep
23
;139%
Feb
2
29
Feb
8
69% Jan
12
50 Ya Jan
19
May 19
425/a Jan
142% Jan
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80
.
Jan
Power & Light-No par
Industria Elect De Mexico_l00 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand
9
1
i24Va Sep
27
58% Jan
3
215/a Feb
19
30% Dec
22
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30
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19
86% Jan
8
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2
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7
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1
23
Oct
24
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7
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20
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25
32
17
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17
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13Y8 Aug 30
2
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2
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14
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20
139 Va Jan
8
38
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Nov
May 10
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22
35
May 31
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85
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Aug
3
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187/a
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11
95% May 11
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Paper
preferred
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11
42 Va
17
International
Apr
Resistance
Salt
27
39Ya Jun
14
607/a Apr
4
4
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48%
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27
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4
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27
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3
57
3
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.27
23
3
18
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24
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26
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43
26
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3
1
31
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44
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Jan
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1
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45
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32% Jan 11
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30
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40
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common
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6
21
6
25
84
6%
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27
30
30
Oct
55% Jun
59'/a Dec
23
607
54% Oct
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Dec
Apr 12
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4
Dec
17
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3
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5
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6
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15
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15
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3
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20
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12
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4
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,
7
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•
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86
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3
22
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common
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90
Jan
25
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4,200
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16
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7
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2
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Inc
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5%%
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8
-
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Feb
21
Mar
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28
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25
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30
27
.
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Homestake
26
36
86%
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Newport Chem
53% Jan
Sep
16
86 Va
1
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9
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6
34% Jan
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Aug 22
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19
July 14
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4
4
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26
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19
71 %
97
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30
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51%
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12
20
54
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6
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13
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4
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6
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Hewitt-Robins
71
14% Dec
15%
28% Mar 30
140
37% Jan
15%
10
Chocolate
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7
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1
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6
1
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26
19
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Sep
21
May 20
68% Apr
37% ;
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28%
65%
88
36%
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Jan
23
2
2
68
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18 Va Nov
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18
25
24% July 13
8
Oct
3
Sep
3
41%
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203% Nov
4
20% Jan
4
26
15% Mar
86
19
70
19
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7%
3
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37
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4,200
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77
27
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13
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50
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123
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9
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May 24
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28
5
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Jun
21% Dec
.
HIGH
AND
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Tuesday
Monday
-
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Jan
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31% Apr
35% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
8
€4% Jan
48
Highest
-6
Jan
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•
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27% Feb
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3
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24
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Jan
6
13
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55
6
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9
For
12
Aug 22
52 % Apr 13
May
'
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18 Vi Jan
79
Sep
Dec
13
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5
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1
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Number 6105
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Lowest
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EXCHANGE'
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AND
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Thursday
Friday
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P,ct. 31
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Shares
'
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6
95% Mar
8'
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89% Jan
4
56 Va Jan
99 Va Aug
24
96
13
13
47 Vt Jan
8
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Jorgensen (Earle M),' Co
48
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Joy Manufacturing Gd—;
49 %
Jan
May
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29V# Oct
8
21
32
Sep
29
547/a Jan
6
'86
Oct
5
111 Va Jan
5
42% Jan
12
.
Sep
lOS V2 Oct
125'
86 Va Jan
Oct
58 Va Jan
87..
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20
95 Va Oct
•
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90
Oct
90
July 28
79% Jan
9
2
89
6
Oct
31
88 Va' jun
91% Apr
86
Nov
84% Aug 25 >
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27
68 Va Jan
Jan
36
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50Va Jan
12
6
51 Va Dec
30
30% Oct
25
50% Jan
6
Oct
13
30 Va
71% Oct
25
46% Sep
30
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8
Gas
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7
46 Va Jan
46
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20
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9
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3
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42% May 23
321/4 Jan
4
76 Va Jun
;
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7
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12
18 Va Dec
21
16% Jan
25 Va Dec
2
31 Va Jan
6
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24
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11 Va
33
10
34
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Pet
25
Jan
28
6
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28
36% Mar
21
36
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Jan
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5
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2,600
10
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Kroger Co _.wl—
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10
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22
16 Va Sep
26
19% Jun
8
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15
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22 Va Oct
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3
19
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23 Va Jan
4
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29
Jan
22
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24
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5
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Nov
13
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18
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Mays (J W) Inc^
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—
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Robbins Inc^ A,
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;
26
12.600
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53
34%
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16
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McCord Corp„^_—/_
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120
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6 "- McDonnell Aircraft Corp______2.50
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7'
.
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43VsMar22
>
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18
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Mar 10 .
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XX
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4
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5
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4
19
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14
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Lone Star Cement Corp
4
5
May
59% Mar 16
2
-23% Nov
7
1
,
■
23%
Corp-*—**___Np.par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co_J__-_5
106% Oct 18
10
r-
4
60% Mar
15 !A Jun
&
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Aug 10
46 Va
28
10 V* Jan
^
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3l
61
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25
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48 Va Apr
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151
4
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-
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78% May 19
140
9
Oct
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60
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31
29 V
20%
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58
30 Va
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&
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Coal & Navigation
Portland Cement
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July 18
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preferred series A—
23
Gas
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1 •••
-
2 Va Mar 21
4
16% Jan
34 Va Jun
24% July 26
Lpctede
16% Apr 20
33% Feb 16 1
6
Apr
,
5,100
47%
Steel & Wire Co_—4—..I
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
King-Seeley Thermos Co
,'jj
1
3
11 Va Jan
Corp
County
•
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31
20'A Jun
;
38%
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Co
Light
_
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9
94% Nov
12
Jan
Va
31 Va Jan
201/4 Jan ,--8
5
-
>
37%
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109
No par
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July 20
-
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Kennecott Copper
10
85
&
Kels,ey Hayes Co
16
27% Feb
48V4 July
37 V4
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Kepdall
26% Apr
Jan
,
78
1
5
10
Jan
36
36 Va Dec-. 7
29
27% Sep
19% jun
4
11
Apr
Kellogg Co
Feb
93
15 Va Oct
46% Jan
Kayser-Roth
14
3
5
11
8
11
Electric
&
100
2,000
17
100
preferred
non-cum
Kansas
46% Jun
941/4 May
!3
52
4%
Kansas
"
23
Va
3 b 1/4
62 V.Feb
5
Oct
Feb
•
3
18,600
100%
16%'
31%
i_100
.
77
73% Jan
6
55% Jan
11
27 V. Aug
100%
101
16% ,16%
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Aug 17
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preferred
4.20%
preferred l-j4.35% preferred %>'>,
Kansas City Southern com,
17
11
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■
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4
Apr
7
,
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;
6
3
Nov
27
16
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65%
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&
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preferred
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Jun
Nov
81
122
9 *
Feb
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92
8
37% Sep
54% July
/
17
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4
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84 Va Jan
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1
103
31 Va Feb
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10
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;
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11
9
,
25
Oct
29
82 Va Mar 18
43 V. Feb
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108% Apr
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13
Jan
6 1
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23
-19;
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25
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31 ;•
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Jan
30
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&
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2
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27%
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20
1.600
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;(1964)
.
.
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK .RECORD
Range for PrertoM
Highest
35% Mar 10
77% Jan
30% Dec
30% May 25
30
84% Sep
a
8
,
7
Dec
37
*
Lowest
.,
2
73
Jan
26
96% Jun
70
Jan
* 8
84
^8% Dec
16
28
:70% Jan
,#
16
45% Dec
16
Oct
19
*
75
Aug 31
48% Nov
30
74
18% Feb 23
; 42% Dec
.
45% Jan
41% Jan
*
84 V Nov
5
15*
93% Sep
82
Oct
75% Jan
19
82
95
Aug 11
86
: Jan '
>
4
48% July 25
07
Sep 19
97
90
Co
Co
Inc
common____16%c
-
Jan
84% July
3
-
x'
46% Apr 28
93% Jan
Machine
•
3
preferred--series—.^
preferred
series.
Y 3.80%
3*
preferred
series.:
:
Feb
series
30% Aug
Middle
>■
*
v
preferred
South
Midland-Ross
•
-
Utilities
Corp
28
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
26% Oct
26
31% Feb
24
38% Aug 31
37% Jan
4
35% Jan
4
35% Jan
3
24% Dec
29
21% Oct
4
45% Apr
30% Mar 22
Aug 16
34% Jan
3
42% Jun
3% Jan
3
5% Mar 27
37% Apr 20
34% Jan
4
19
Missouri
Pacific
42% May 15
Missouri
Portland
19% Jan
5
26% Oct
3
Missouri
Public
4
Mohasco
■
7
48% Jan
6
15
39—Jan
15
Feb
17
22% Sep
1
7% Oct
26
15% Jan
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;
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44;
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.
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43
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22
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6
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11
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14
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19
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9
6% Feb
2
9 % Jun
29
11% Aug 22
44% Jan 20
39
30
1
4
7
Jan
3
43% Oct
39% Jan
30
17% Feb
31
19
5
25% Sep
18
1
37% Feb
11
22
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Motec
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11% Jan
3
20% Mar 17
29% Jan
9
40
16% Jan
4
41% May 31
M
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31
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5
28% Jan 22
21
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74
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8
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16
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69
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20
100
17
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5,300
4,900
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6,400
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American
15
28% Apr
25
Sep
68% Sep
May 31
34% Mar
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Power
17%
173/4
2
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73%
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73%
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10
28
26% July 3
9% Sep 21
12
class
9%
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Mar 10
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31% Aug 16
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25
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381/8
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74
Sep
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69
17% Oct
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24
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17
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102 >/2
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-
109 % Sep
1
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,
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20
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3
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preferred series .B^_.
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89% Jan 10
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83% Jan 13
'
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10
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,
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11
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.
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13
13
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1965)
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Range for Previous
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Oct. 30
Oct. 31
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the Week
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Nov. 3
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51
51%
51 %
1,600
17
17%
18%
13,100
117%
62
623/4
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109
108
179,300
i7ff
50%
62
107
107:
150
|
117%
61%
110
62</2
*116
1,900
860
108
*106
4,300
97
97%
97%
99
96
97%
31%
30
31%
30%
31
30%
31
25,500
213%
217
27,600
205%
2073/4
216
213%
/
2173/4
2,800
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
19 3%
18 7/a
19%
95%
95
95
95%
95 %
95%
95'/4
44i%
44%
447/a
447/8
45%
45%
46
46
463/4
90 3%
90%
92%
92%
94
93%
943%
94%
97
29,200
.941%
91'%
92%
913/a
913/4
913,4
92 3%
91%
92
66s/8
69'
66%
67 3%
66%
67%
66
671/4
7,300
26,500
29%
293/4
29%
29%
1,800
86
86
86
86
95%
44
90
67'%
>
203
193%
95'%
913%
51%
153/4
31,000
10
%
*49%
95
19'%
.
51
97%
17«
98
95
313%
•49
118
62%
93%
50%
163/a
108%
97%
50%
%
3%
♦49
50%
116
'
62 %
110
93/4
97/a
%
i7o
48%
16
1
9%
97/a
%
48
50'%
100
100
100
-
68
29%
293%
84
84%
*86
,
,
t
•
29'%
89
29%
29%
29%
85%
87
89
85 %
86
86
*86
87
90
90
"
*
86
86
*86%
87%
*86%
•89%
90%
*89%
104%
70
90i/2
105%
320
87%
89
160
9,200
105
""
*104
107
64
*88%
104'%
104'%
104%
105
107
106 3%
107
107
64%
643%
65%
.
65%
*105
105
107 %
107%
107 %
107%
630
65 %
65%
65%
67%
70%
5,100
430
72
72%
*71%
73%
71%
73Vi
223%
223%
*22%
23':
22%
22%
*22 Vb
23 %
*22%
231/4
213%
*21'%
213/4
*21%
213/4
*21%
213%
*21%
*155
165
*155
165
160
713%
.
common—5
85%
♦86
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power Ac Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure
Oil
—»
$4.75
,
320
380
107%
*21'%
100
25
25
100
preferred
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
*98%
84
of Ind com__No par
4.32%
63%
100
*99
com__No par
100
100
100
100
..100
3%%
800
55%
46 5%
65%
*98%
550
41
3%
65
66%
100
8,500
*39%
45'%
65'%
*98'%
3,000
„•
'
*39%
-
'
100
100
100
100
50c
3
100
7,200
34%
*39%
33%
250
17,300
.
32
41
•
11,900
973/4
,
33%
16
11,200
34
*39 »%
67%
I,000
;.
963/4
95
100
157%
10
Co
47
52%
43
66%
No par
(NY)
Co
Serv
47
54
*98'%
5%% sf pref.100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble.
No par
10
Public Service Co of Colorado
Public Serv Elec Ac Gas com_No par
Public
48
41%
5
preferred
$1.40 div preference
preferred
4.18 %
preferred
4.30%
preferred
5.05%
preferred
5.28 %
preferred
20%
100
1
common
4.08%
27%
—5
33y2c
12.50
common
$3.50 convertible
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
65
197/0
333/4
48%
52'%
513%
65
263/4
20
53
32 %
65
267%
19'%
32
96%
,
65
V
7,400
25%
48
42
*47%
54'%
*25
-
265%
-
;
54%
48
•
500
303/a
503/4
953%
%
2,700
41
No par
Inc
(The)
3
Jan
5
*39'%
Ac West Virgina
Pittsburgh Young Ac Ash pfd—100
46% Nov
52
86
.100
96
•>'
f
48
.
14%
49%
483%
Pittsburgh
33% Jan
34% Dec
8
953%
*473%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
30
1
19
25
Porter Co Inc (HK)
Feb
49%
*47
14'%
47
4
27
49
/
14%
48
30%
25%
220
29
*40%
30%
*25
34'%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne Ac Ohio ItJ—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
97 y4 Oct
95% Jan
80 y4 Jan
8
25%
323%
*47
29
41%
297/a
1
100
100
10
5
64
94%
*39%
com—No par
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
Co
,
41%
30
*25
25%
*79'%
Pittston
273/4
,
44
297/a
*86
Apr
12
78 V2. Jan
May
*39
29%
81
88
88% Oct
26% Mar
19
227
Feb
•27
40%
"r
88
11
5
,
*79
Poor
25% Jan
,
2
99
29
27i%
:
30%
*86
22% Mar 30
6
9
May 10
Nov
33% Oct
;
28
28
•41
30
3
common
17% Jan
16% Dec
36 Va Mar
130
Jan
3
13
77% May 10
20%, Jan
175
261% Aug 22
Feb
120
15,000
84,200
41
5%
18% Nov
3
22,200
61%
preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
12
49%
94%
37
403%
convertible
24
48%
59%
5
-.100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke Ac Chem Co com.10
Jan
10,500
151,800
49%
35%
27'%
>
Rights
61
5
114
28
153/8
-22%
367%
53
Co—
/ 12,400
15%
21%
58%
104
65% Jan
27
25
3
13%
-•
153/8
21%
95
40% *
America
280
6,400
;
95
53%
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
$5
13
21
55%
40
3%%
27
% Oct
Aug 11
.45% Oct
9
17% May 17.
46% July 21
113% Oct
May
28% Apr
30
% Oct
21
18% Mar 16
23
17% Nov
123
Apr
Corp
135/a
20%
36
96
52'%
Reading Corp
^
7,400
36%
48
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.30%
Apr
60
Electric Co
21
7,000
-
56
39%
Pfizer
4.40%
3.80%
7
6,200
_
■
.
35
523%
Phila
71
29
Brewing
7
7
.61%;
55%
*95
39
preferred
Pfeiffer
150%
35
51
Co common
Petroleum Corp of
Pfaudler Permutit
39%
150%
55%
96%
48
Corp
61%
■38 34
150
34
50
1
35 y4 Oct
38 y4 Apr
6
60% Dec
4%%
62 V
38%
18,800
v
55'%
20
(Chas) Ac Co Inc
Phelps-Dodge Corp
31
103 V2 Mar 29
Sep 12
80% Sep 22
91 y4 July
5
Sep
Pet Milk
-
430
.
98%:
343%
26%
65% May 16
29
96
Sep
93
5y8 May 25
46% Oct
3
30ya Jun
20
,17% May 23
49 y2 Apr 20
3
30% Jan
83% Apr
24
95
64%
Co........
98%
7
800
10,900
56
20
Co
18%
48%
263/u
Ry
18%
■
14%
33%
No par
Eastern
20%
*21%
13%
49
64%
Coke
\ 20%
14%
20%
?
19%
Ac
260
;
•<
183%
93%
15%
-
26%
issued
Ac
Pepsi-Cola
27
92 % Jan
,
Peoria
56% Apr *7
43% Dec
St
When
23
15
•
15% *.
64
Inc
21
11,700
*93%
21
•
1,300
35%
100
20%
263%
Stores
111
345/o
983A
>•'
20i%
...
110
'14%
*148%
■
.
64'%
Corp
112%
55
•
37% Nov
14
*18%
37%
20%
-
'
61%
20
Sand
;
*21%
26%
Light
13,900
-*111
'
64%
Glass
Ac
"2,240
8,100
84%
,
"
5
Corp
',81%
83%
*20%
1
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
53% Nov
103
48%
25
Co
-.
81
84%
93%
Corp
Chemicals
23 %
23 %
81
83%
14%;; •
15%
*95
23 %
1,800
80%
93
7
•14
48%
.
26,700
20%
20%
5
4%%
16 V4 Mar 28
3
62% Jan
\
41% Jun
101% Jun
14%
15%;
183/B
377/8
20%
203%
18%
3,300
95
No par
preferred
conv
14
.
.
10,500
18%
-23%
;
149% r.
67/8
V
76%
36
common
Inc
(J C)
3
Penn
493%
20%
19 %
56
35%
3.50
Co
4.68%
48%
preferred
Cement
Penney
^
7%
19 s%-
.
15%
Ford
Fruit
Pennsalt
43% Nov
3
11% Jan
9
14%
,
20:%.
,
1
Co
Penn-Dixie
26
Sep
&
prior
6%
,
15'%
common
Penn
14
8
33
Proof
7
'
'62%?
;
148%
;
19
*
100
37%
151
]
100
48,900
.,
76
24
.
61%
37°%
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42%
55%
14% :
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••
99
62%
♦/
,
20
133%
.
No par
.2.50
Transportation
*21%
;•
-
41%
300
5,700
18%
21
,/•'.
*18%
*21%
41
933/4
) 13%
97 3%
?
20%
Corp
Co
Coal Co
conv
Penick
3
Feb
4
18'/2 Jun 22
'
Rust
Peabody
5%
Ac
67/a
21
36%
36%
.
93%
13%
17%
88
3634
763/4
•■:••
112
*18'%
.
•-
,
No par
100
Line
:
Pictures
Davis
38
.
149'%
1
70o
Airways Inc
Pipe
.
r'
633%
19%
:50c
Sulphur
preferred
Parmalee
28
22% July 25
!,
4%
••/
5
Electronics
24
Mar 22
148
1
Packaging Corp. of America
Oct
40
Corp
24 % Aug 30 i
20
37i%
.
■
3 6% Apr
-
14 2/7
100
100
•«
62%-
No par
com
...
..
97
937/a
*163/4
*87
367/8
56%
,
353/4
203%
13'% '- ^
18% .183%:? :
*21'% .24 ?
25
36
937/a
21%,
13%;
___1
Electric
<fc
93%
*21'%:
Aggregates Xnc_5
common
preferred
Pacific
93%
,
35%
17%
87
400
2,600
18%
.
__15
!
177/s
84%
•83%
12,000
48%
'76
81%
84
83%
111'
387/s
47%
55%
:
/
23%
80
78% ,79 %
,83
93%
38%
39%
•
18%
18%
110.-
Corp
Co
■'
55%
77%
*22%
87
17%
55%
9334
365/8
40%
.100
bO
49%
*16%
_
-
40
22 %
230
39
*473/4
367/a
17%
No par
Pacific
17%
363/a
■
60
98
4,000
38%
V
"
,
88
36%
55%
Corp...!
Paper Co common
*163/4'
*86
36%
'••75%
com__6.25
preferred
Pacific
3
8V4 Ma,y 16
19
*
Pacific
15
22% May.17
25% May 31
100% Oct
3
23
Oxford
'
July 11
17
36%
>•
83
'
933/4
88
*86
93
98
98
48%
83
*97%
/<•
47
92
93
83
'
38%
47%
'
46 VB
93
82%
93
38%
17
'
85
93
93
47%
17%
No par
preferred—.
98
39%
30c
...
98
92%
•
'
Owens-Illinois
3
97%
97
88
10
Corp
46%
92%
833/4
-
'
5
1
Utilities
46%
92%
*83
36%
-•
3.125
Marine
Owens-Corning
11
Corp
Corp
Rockland
Outboard
102% Mar 22
Apr
87 3% Jan
Gas
104
18
Chemical
46
83%
38%
:
*86
i.__7.50
Elevator..
Otis
2
120% Apr
Sep
263/8 Jan
-
23% Nov
&
Orange
59 % Oct
5
80% July 11
28% Feb 20
.
4
173% Oct
&
Gas
92%
92%
/•46%
*16%
20
46%
92%
*83
97%
•
38
common_5
45%
-
83%
*91
100
Natural
'
•
*96
No par
Co
preferred
Oil
92
100
:
Mathieson
46%
92
*83
100
Electric
&
24
457/e
.15
Co
Aug
15»% Jan
; :
common
preferred
393% Oct
20
104% Feb
4%
32 3% Aug
•;'
503% Jan
23% Jan
4.44%
21
19
28
24
Feb
94
Co
preferred
preferred
12
37V4 Jan ? 4
24
Oct
.i •'75:'*;
42 3% July
4
36% Mar
15
18% Oct
3
337% Jan
4
4
May
Edison
163% Apr
V
•
16
24% May 10
13
•363% jan
4
83% Jun
v
Ohio
3
39 3%
72.
*71%
8%
85/8
88
86
40'%
39%
72%
8%
83/4
86
*86%
39%
397/e
160
160
83/4
8%
397/a
83/4
170
393/4
88
40%
200
2134
120
170
'
11,600
8%
8%
"
*86%
88
160
•
88
*86%
10
11,300
40%
40
'
33'%
33%
33%
333/4
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
3378
34'%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35 Va
34%
88'%
883%
-
34%
15,000
351/8
38,300
Q
42
Jan
26
125% Jan
11
-26
.
Mar ~8
For
136
-
Aug 18
27% Nov
footnotes,
14
see page
131
Jan
26% Jan
28
13
4
Sep
145
31
*
18
Apr
1
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6% preferred
:
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
1
141f. 141
29'%
29%
88
•
'
•
*141
29%
87%
88%
143
►141
•
293/8
88%
143
■
29%
86%
141
29%
86%
141
29%
85%141
29%
86%
141 %
29%
3,700
40
1,000
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1966)
.
.
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
NEW YORK-STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previoua
Year 1960
■
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Lowest
Highest
1
YORK
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Highest
R
74
Apr
Radio
16
65% May
.70% Jan
23
74% May 15 *
24
23% Feb
23
Ranco
26% Oct
4
49 % Jan
8
78% Apr
25
47 V* Jan
18
16% Oct
46 Va Oct
12
33% Sep
26
Random
88 % Feb
6
*
'
1
Apr
19
15% Sep 29
22 %> Jun
15
15% Dec
28
Jan
6
J
53 % Jart
4
V
46
•r
Dec
30 V* Oct
70
7
2Hi
25
5
18% Jan
SV* Dec 20
20% Dec
5
33 Vb Feb
8
28ViJan
11% Oct
•
Oct
16
115
28% Jun
16
15% Dec
7
19 V* Mar
17. %
43% Dec
1
68% Jan
Jan
Oct
4%
69
% Jun
21
3
R
1
>May
Roller
Reeves
Inc__3.33ya
1.0
21
Apr
2-7 y2 Feb
18
>52 y2 Jun
54
6
"*
Mor
Oct
11
11
3
114% Jan
6
22
53% Jan
3
37% Mar
9
'Conv
18% May 11
15 y» Aug
>
■
23
>
7
52 % Nov
•
78% Jan
4
33% Sep
28
50 Va Jan
24
56% Jan
,
22
37'/a Oct
21
.
26
4
48
Sep
149
-
'
Jan
23
5
Jun
57
-
...7
41% Sep
Revere
May 23
84
Aug 18
15%
7
vv
18%
11
£6%, Jun
?'-. 49 y2 Jan
30
*
2
131% Jun
5
-
Oct
7:7
6874 Sep
83,
81% Oct
Mw
6
23% May
8
5
Aug
2
2.6% Jan
A
137. Oct
17a Dec
30
2 74 Jan
>4
1V4 Jan
Dec
6
Dec
19
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3
1117a Oct
25
51 7b Apr
.v,
27
2% Dec
:.;33y4
Nov
Oct
a
30
J
3
15
3%-Feb
Rhodesian
Riegel
327a Feb
10
4774 Jun
5
Jan
437b Jan
19
62% Oct
20
Rochester
:23% Jan
3
3174 Oct
26
Rochester
38 7i Jan
Dec
2
28
780
Mar:23
800
May
2
670
4
89
Sep 16
87
May
3
207b Dec
5
14
,147b May 12
15
16
1374 Sep
12% Apr
974 Apr
22
:217a Jan
1217/b Jan
13
1
467/a Jan
-4
317a Dec
42
Jan
22
97b May
3
,17
Oct
19
1474 May
6
2674 Jun
IS
33% Sap
•'
'••'
25 Va Nov
•-'•
3
25% May 11
2574 Apr
18
43% Apr
11
3
197. Apr
18 ;-.■•
3
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14%fJan
18% Jan
27 74 Aug
"1278 Oct
30
25
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7
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109
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■■■■--
see page 28
ri
70
Volume
Number
194
6105
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.-.>
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•
'
(gxOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
34 Va Oct
29% Mar
8
463/a Dec
8
7 7 % Feb
2
823/4 Sep
19
25% July 25
377/a Jan
4
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14
'. 35'/8 Feb
25
70% Jan
12
;
10 V. May 11
30 Va Jun
.
64% Apr
3
17
5
88% Apr
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52 '% Jan
12
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2
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23
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3
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9
53 V* Jun
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35
May" 16
1
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1
5
25
84% Nov
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83 % Jan
93
footnotes, see page 28
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29
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73
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85
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85%
85 Va
57%
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58
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25
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111
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-
95%
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9,000
79
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79
1
17,700
19,100
5,900
96%
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72%
a
460
100
r/
230
73%"
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85%
60
58
58 Ve
58%
19,700
36 Va
36 Ve
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24,700
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10,200
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t
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45%
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24%
25%
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/
•
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36%
36 34
31 Va
24,600
45%
25%
8%
38%
46%
45'%
46%
23,100
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24%
8 %
37%
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38
44%
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126
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112%
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97
97
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96
112%
97%
1,400
33%
34
33%
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33%
33%
34
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33 7%
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36%
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37
37
36%
36%
37
37%
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37%
2,600
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27
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25%
24%
25%
26
26
26%
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5,000
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74%
75
74%
76
76
77%
77%
79
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32%
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26%
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26%
25%
37%
37%
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71%
72
72
72
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16%
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22
22'%
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.
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22%
22
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34
35 Va
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30%
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200
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20
25%
22 Va
64 Va
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<
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1
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1,500
17,500
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37%
72%
16%
8%
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25%
38%
70%
8%
20
26%
31 Va
■
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57%
20%
32%
8%
8%
26
.
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33
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,
,
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57
"57
21
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<
33
8%
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■
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48'%
38
126%'
No par
-Nopar
37%
•
6%
*76
United Park City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common
2ft
6% preferred™
2ft
US Borax 8e Chemical Corp «om.l
4%% preferred
——100
US A Foreign Securities
1
16
37'%
le %
16
(The).
Preferred $3.50 series
No par Preferred $4 series
No par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
$4 non^cum preferred
——10
Union Tank Car Co
—No par-.
Union Twist Drill Co
i.
5
United Air Lines Inc
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4% (series of 1955) conv pfd-100
4% (series of 1956) conv pfd-100-^
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit Co of Amer__No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon CO—
No par
United-Carr Fastener Corp
2.50
United Corp
1
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry—8
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp
10 v
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Greenfield Corp
-.10
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc—
1...
US Freight
/
28
t.
24%
-.7.50
—
/ ,*2.7%
28
U
109%
■'■24%
24%
24Va
63
63
99%
76%
.,
51%
7,200
10,300
22%
17%
*76
108y2
23%
9J%
13%
33%
<■'
34%
5,000
9
13
39%
v,<
5iy4
34'/4
64
16%
y.
24
,
9'%
u
.
Preferred
May 18
85
Sep
63%
23%
51%
64%
53 %
4
9'%
13%* 13%
-24%
37%
25 I
64%
1
No par ~
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
ftUnion Bag-Camp Paper Corpi,—4% —
Union Carbide Corp
No Par
Union Electric Co common
—10 Preferred $4.50 series
No par
3
47
73% Jan
•
9%
14%,
16%
xl6%
39%
39
34 y2
...'' 34%
22/ ,22%;
98y2 101 »/4
'/.V "i'24%;. 25 "-f'
- 37%
38%, '
V* Vj '24y2 25 - V;
com.ft
.
Udylite Corp
May 22
50 Va Oct
7
25'% Oct
*27%
No par
5 ;r
/ Underwood Corp.—
42% May 22
4
5% conv prior preferred
Twin Coach Co.
TXL Oil Corp
'■ ■•."',•
25
8
25
•
/
,
,
18% Sep
33 Va Mar
16
;■
,
—50c
!,
3 •
74% Jan
Feb
.
v
11
77% Jan
I
,
8
65% May 11
3
32
35%
22%
95!/8 102%
'34 Va 34%
17'/2
17'/2
75
76
108y2 110
v
24.%
24%
V
9
14%>
T
...33%
22
1
.*
17
39%
39
,
"v/
.
.
Oct
51
3
106% Oct
..
*•
■
12% Mar ,1
.
—
,
22
-•
33%
No par
,
4
29
30
;
.
4
25
24 3% Feb
16%
53
9%
,
C6..5
12.50
Inc.
1
Pacific Coal & Oil
10
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfa.l
& Pacific Ry Co.^
<.^-.100
Utilities Co..
No par
'i' ,.-"61.25 conv preferred
Thatcher tllass Mfg Co.
Thlokol Chemical Co..
Thompson/ (J R)__
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldrldge
21% Mar 13
14% Sep
Sulphur
.
i-zl.25.
v4% preferred.;:
x
100
Thor Power Tool Co
No par
/ 28% May
8
'
Tidewater Oil common
10
8
'
$1.20 preferred
25
24% Mar
Timken Roller Bearing—.
No par
59%-Nov il/R
Tishman Realty &-Construction
1
28% Apr 17(. -:/
3'. /f ;.'. Toledo, Edison Co——
!• ; 27 % NOV
—.—5
■'**: 60% Sep 13
Torrington jCo.i—.w.
No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
1
42% Oct 23 ./v
(. 91% May 15
Trane
CO—
a
Transamerica Corp common.^
2
45
Oct 10
'/
4;y2% conv preferred—
—100
139
Oct 11
3
Transitron Elefctronlc Corp—
1
42% Apr
r;.: 31 % Mar
1 ' ■;;
Transue Si Williams Steel—No par
1
Transwestern Pipeline Co—.1
20% May
:
Trans World Airlines Inc
9
20% May 15
8
Trl-Continental Corp common.
1
51% Aug
8
i
$2.70 preferred...
50
56 Va May
Truax-Traer Coal Co
1
42% Oct 23,
7
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
33% Jun
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
55% May 9
20th Century-Fox Film Corp—
1
55 Va Apr 14 ; '"
Twin City Rap Transit com.No par
lb-/4 Sep 25
87
A
16% Apr
20% Nov 30
6% Nov
/
9 V
8
18
21
Gulf
Textron Inc eommon^.:^
27"* fi
10"' '
* 82% Feb
20
13% Jun
Transmission
Inc.——:
...
"
/ .31% Apr.
.
Texas
,
3 ;
29.% Apr
f
Texas
Texas
Texas
24.
5 ■>.111% Oct
Jan
13
7.
Mar
Gas
.1
53
50l/2 1 52 V4
!
52 Va
9y8
9V4
9
13% i 14yl9%
64y4
64%•/...»< 64y8
23'/2
23%
23%
'50%' 50%
x50%
'h
4.50
/
TexasInstruments
12
106
24% Jan
Texas
-
3
3-
70% Dec
8
36% Nov
:
Texas Gulf Producing Co.
,,
206% May 15
3
7
;
/
9
:23% Apr
.613/4 Jan
16
27 % Aug
15% Jan
4
4'
■
(James)
Texas Eastn Transmission Corp.3.50
Texas Gas Transmission Corp—ft
,
*
15
Jan
"
,f 1 40
27
25% Sep
Texaco
14
69
38% Jun,15
11
28% Oct 24
46% Feb
,-
26% Jan
26
■
Aug.. 25
24% Jan
183/4 July 22
V-'V:
86 3/4
Oct
Tennessee
.
18
19% Jun
3
95
1
.
Inc
Corp
TelAUtograph Corp../
Tennessee Corp..
'
.v-
16
59% Aug
3
15%. Sep
■J::
6
25% Jan
20
Jun
69% Jun
13
•
27
■38% Dec
293/8 Mar 15
■
Tandy
-
20% May 10
6
29
16
29
;21% Sep
16y8 Sep
Feb
20 V* Sep
34
"
1
Jun
10
1
47% Oct
am.G
'v'Vf.t
;
Talcott
12:;
57% Oct
,3
40
33/s Oct
■
20%
74%
96
l'%! ''1'%^
32,600
16,300
900
-
1,800
11,300
14.100
7,200
66
66'%
*34
34 7/8
310
36%
3,900
36%
*95 %
96
60
30%
30 V*
31%
2,900
79
78%
80%
18.400
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1968)
.
.
.
Monday, November 6, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
13
9b
152
20
Aug 23
8% Jan
4
15 V* Dec
8
31% Feb 12
17
7% Oct
24
116% Jun
25
85 & Oct
148
Dec
3% Dec
161
19
25% Jun
8
20% Oct
26
144
Jan
Nov
4iy2 Oct
36% Jun
6
7% Jan
2
26% Jan
.3
43% Jan
25
i
19
75
•«.<
80
64% Aug 11
149% Jan
3
6
55
30
3
41% Oct
27
U
54% Oct
27
103% Jan
75% Oct
24
3
14
37% Nov
2
26
34% Dec
.
Jan
4
23
Apr
43% May 17
47
Universal Leaf Tobacco
43% Mar
29
Universal Oil Products Go
Universal Pictures Co Inc
86
Oct
19
4%%
Apr
14
Upjohn
21
33% Mar 10
40% Sep
27
Utah
Jun
5
44
Jan
5
30% Oct 27
15% Oct
5
34% Jan
5
18
Jan
20
26% Feb
12
19% Dec
38% Oct
Universal Match
59
38
11
3
6
,68
78
Jan
38% Jun
'
29% May
3
9% Sep 28
28% Jan
19% Jan
3
24
67% Jun 20
38% Oct 20
24
51% Dec 20
42
9
39% Dec 28
30
28
107
Feb 13
:
79
113 % Dec
Apr 22
54% Dec 28
106% Aug 24
34% Jan 26
4
99% Jan
2
19% Oct
85
Aug 31
81% July
18
89
Aug 10
85
Jan
23
90% Aug 16
83
Jun
26
-
125
700
32%
2,400
83/4
83/4
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
100
22%
22%
22%
23 %
22 %
23 %
293/430%
30%
30%
30%
31
47%
483/a
•
48%
Raalte
21
85% Sep
90% Nov
8
$4.04
2
$4.20
6
Oct
13
28% Oct
31
13% Feb
6
89
-
preferred
$4.12 preferred
Von's Grocery Co
15% Jan
4
9% jan
4
19
4
13% Jan
4
,17
84% Dec
8
94% Apr
87% Jan
3
Jun
15
8
102% Apr 14
100
98% Jan
5
107 y« Jun
Vulcan Materials
Co
__
54
53%
54
54
54
54
40
38%
39%
373/8
39 %
363A
38%
26,200
54
53
53 %
53%
53%
53%
53%
3,100
>54%
1,500
77%
763/4
773/4
763/e
146%
1463/4
146 %
373/8
37%
37%
383/4
38% 1 38"%
38%
383/4
*38 %
383/4
*38%
38 3,4
38 3/4
38%
383A
90
37%
7,200
-
35%
21%
23
35
76%
35%
*21%
22
22
76 3/j
77 %
xl44%
147
35
35%
*21 %
-
145 %
35%
37%
*21
14 J/4
14%
14
14%
133/4
14
13%
343/4
35%
343/8
35
34
34%
42%
42%
42%
42
42%
41%
42
*161%
163
*161%
-
28%
-
55%
1
*161%
163
29%
162
162
163
28%
57
29%
27%
283/4
28
553/4
•
57%
56%
58%
57%
53
*51
15,800
82,000
400
13%
13%
34%
407/8
42
162
•
;
22
'
33%
■
>
.
/
14,700
7,100
3,500
162
30
28%
28 Ya
29%
84,300
58%
59%
60%
63,500
51
*50
<
52
51"%
85
83%
85
85
85
*82%i
86
*82%
51 %
52
52
52%
51
523/a
50 3/a
51 %
50 3/4
51%
22,000
393/a
393/4
39%
39%
38%
39
37%
38%
38
38%
7,500
30%
30%
303/a
30%
31
31%
32%
32
32%
1,900
21I/8
21%
21 %
22%
21%
21%
22
-
223/4
22
22%
6,900
12%:
12%
11 %
12%-
11%
11%
11 3/4
11%
11%
11%
7,500
513/4
53
*82
•
?
/
.
433/8
*112
*
1
64%
106
84%
37%
♦36 %
37
36%
37
36%
37%
25%
25%
25%
26
26%
253/4
26
42%
43%
42%
43%
43
44%
36,900
43
44 %
42
42%
45
443/8
34%
113
34%
>
113
,
.
105 %
106
♦112
655/e
*89
90%
*87
87%
*87
87%
27
28%
1
11%
113%
113%
44%
38,100
17
-
•
17%
14,200
34%
343/4
1,400
113%
*112
200
653/a
643/4
65%
64%
65%
17,700
1053/4
105%
1053/4
105%
105%
480
*84%
-
85
90%
90%
87%
873/4
873A
28%
26%
•
90%
28
87%
•
<
28
283/4
11%
11%
115
*89
84%
90%
28%
423A
17%
34%
105%
*89
V
16 3/4
34%-
1,000
2,000
643/4
106
84%
84%
18
343A
17%
*34%
113
65%
65%
v
18%
34%
18 %
19%
,
140
44%'-
37 %
- :
45
18 %
34%
>
1,100
86
25%
255/a
42 3/8
*313/a
53
i
43 %
37%
25 %
51
Y
3,100
39%
*21
13%
35%
77%
145%
37
22
42%
-
76
145
<
39
34
-
,
37%
common-
400
37%
_1
_
161 %
38
'
35
100
—100
_
160 %
146 %
100
:
1603/4
54
*36%
100
preferred—
10
19,200
160%
160
56%
37%
•
8
-
5,800
82%
56%
53%
44%
107% Feb
47%
*81
56 %
543/4
5
com
47%
82 %
55%
40%
l
Co
473/4
*81
55
.10
Virginia Elec & Power
$5 preferred—
3,400
75%
r
Comptometer Corp
1
Virginia Carolina Chemical com—1
6% dividend partic preferred_100
6
17,200
31%
146%
v
1
preferred
23%
30%
54%
..5
Inc..
Co
159 %
23
30%
54'/4
2.50
com
160
23
30%
47%
82
55%
54%
16
V
22%
;
48
*80%
57%
159 %
160
47%
83
54%
16%
38%
:12.80
America
*82%
80
573/4
159%
100
Inc
48%
80
•r'57
Victor
30
18
May 15
2
95
41%
32 Va
conn.—
Steel Go
of
convertible
$2.28
Van
66% Oct
24% Oct 24
13% Jun
41%
32 3/a
16%
1
'
•
82 % Jun
41%
32%
1
_30c
__1
_
Indus
40,800
16%
41%
32%
—__1
Light Co—
Corp
Norman
16%
163/4
42
32%
Varian Associates
43% Apr
29
&
200
16%
1
Power
18 3/«
*40%
77% Mar 30
2
Jan
_7% Oct~~8
Van
11
July 14
82% Jan
80
preferred
183/B
17%
Co
Vanadium
27
27
Nov
49% Jan 27
102% Aug 29
Corp
Vanadium-Alloys
6
2
12
30% Apr
77% Apr
16% Nov
Oct
31
21% Mar
4
14% Apr
41% Oct
«
14
2
36
Sep
2
22% Sep 28
15% Sep
May
19%
41 %
100
-2.50
Jan
7
84
5,100
*18
•
19,900
32%
com.Nopar
61% Jun
62
^
preferred--—*
Aug 10
48% Feb 28
Aug 18
62% Jun 13
29% Dec
8%
4
4
41%
100
United Stockyards
163% May 31
30
3%
3%
31%
non-cumulative preferred__25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
1
May 11
19
159
1033/4
17%
1%
10
*18
18%
*la6%
32%
No par
common.
Jan
4
25
Co
4
IOO3/4
158 %
41 %
16%
Corp common
preferred
Tobacco
30
27
30% Oct
3%
101%
16%
preferred
11
30% Jan 10
30% Jan
53 % Dec
5
1st
Shares
100%
*156%
31%
1
Corp
United Whe'lan Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
27% Oct
16
4
18%
the Week
Nov. 3
*40%
5
53% Apr
17
16
156 %
100
27 % May 10
33% Dec 23
70% Feb
102
156%
18%
Friday
1
Steel
7%
U S
39% July 11!
9
41% Feb
100
156 %
100
1
S Smelting Ref & Min com____50
7% preferred—
50
U S
5
3
Jan
153% Jan
80% Jun
14
24
147% Jun
39% Nov
159% NOV 21
6
1033/4
156%
*18
5
5
29% Jan
4
15
51% Jan
29% Oct
102%
157%
3%
Sales for
Thursday
10
18% Apr
13% July 11
12
267/a Dec
Oct
91 y4 May 17
,
_
24% Mar 29
8
28% Jan
35
10
36% Jun 23
May-3
101%
•
PRICES
Nov. 2
100 %
4
SALE
1
-
:
common
4
161 % Nov
23% Jan
41% Apr
Co
Jan
26
141% Jan
217/e Oct
3
Rubber
35% Mar
5
Jan
U S
45% Jan
Aug 25
148
6
HIGH
Noy. 1
.50
common
common
AND
Wednesday
*156%
50
preferred series A
19
26% Aug 25
Feb
Industries Inc
Lines Co
50% Sep
4
9
Oct
preference
A
8% non-cum
U S Shoe Corp
148
Oct. 31
82%c
common
preferred
;
U S Pipe & Foundry Co__
,U s Playing card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series B
18
5
6
class
47
Apr 27
36% Apr 12
>
Sep 28
15% Jan
Mach
Tuesday
Oct. 30
!
-
4
100
4%%
6
Jan
15
24
Hoffman
4%%
2
46% Jan
Jun
34% Jan
27% Apr
33
Mar
53% May
157% Aug 11
27
69 %
U S
U S
Mar 27
5
Aug 31
139% Jan
.
9
3
21% Oct
5
4>r
Jan
Gypsum Co common
preferred
5%
31
5
78
25% Dec 21
45 % Dec 22
22
U S
17% July 17
3
17
50% Jan
Monday
Par
1%
23% Mar 28
3
9% Jan
64
,
4
33
Jan
35% Jan
Jan
LOW
STOCK
"
26% Jan
35
40% Aug 10
75
Jan 26
U S
6% Mar 21
15
26% Jan
25
25% Nov- 30
41% Oct
2
1
3% Oct 27
40
,
6
7% Mar
27
158 y2 Oct
Aug
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jan 22
30% Sep
1
8% Sep 30
13% Jan
34 % Nov 29
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
115
Feb
Sep 25
Lowest
Highest
12%
'
12%
12
85
*84%'
12 3/a
-
85
-
*90
85
150
•
10
92%
-
13%
87%
88
27
-
27%
27,600
220
-
12%
13
43,700
16
153/4
16
*15Ye
16
1,300
99
98 %
98%
*97
98%
30
103%
103%
104 %
40
"
Jan
•
May 12
5%
July 21
5%%
preferred
6%%
preferred
20
convertible
preferred
16
—100
:
153/4
98
98
*103
;
.
16
*97
—;16
100
:
.*103%
104%
>
153/4
15%
*97
98
104%
*103%
104 y2
104%
-.A.- r;
"i-'Y i
62
May 13
1
80
1
Dec
.
4%%
85% Feb
28
Wabash
29% Feb
71% July 28
28
Wagner Electric
RR
24% Oct
24
9% Nov
2
14
Mar 13
Waldorf
3
73
Mar
Walgreen
8
58
Sep
13
42 % Oct
10
preferred
23%-Nov
44% Jan 25
11% Dec
30
18 % Jun
Jan
14
60% Aug 24
53
4
23
40% Dec
6
38% Jan
27% Dec
30
Dec
19
26% Feb
2
Nov
1
15% Jan
Oct
30
11 y4 Mar 28
Walworth
9 % Nov
21
15% Jan
4
15
10
Sep 29
Ward
81% Dec
15
89% Jan
7
71
Nov
13% JUn
1
86% Mar 16
28
*75
100
'
Ward Industries Corp
45
35% Aug
7
8
7
Oct
7
3
10% Jan 18
37% Mar 9
15
"Oct 27
54% Dec 14
Walker
16% Jan
8
81% Aug 23
37% Jun 30
64
86% Apr
Oct
24
45% May
54% Nov 22
53% Jan
41% Jan
79% Nov
3
30% Jan
38% Jan
25% Jan
34y4 July 26
"Feb
4
38% May 25
Dec 27
30
23% July 14
4
Dec
1
9%Dec 29
Jan
87
4
21% Mar
Jan
34% Feb
13
44% Sep
Jan
52% Jan
2
4
30% Jan 15
45% Jan
7% Jan 14
58
54
4% Jan
4
10% Jan
17
Jan
98% Aug 30
82% Feb
1
89
Oct
19
86
Jun
20
30% Oct
26
56% Jan
4
02% Feb
17
97% Sep
94
3
78% Jan
29
93
102
1
17% Nov 14
Oct 25
35% Jan
4
19% Jan
30% Jan
4
27
26
May 11
28% May 4
37"% Jan
6
Jan
6
16% Apr
4
38% Oct 31
25% Dec
14
Jan
13
21 % Oct 25
Oct
25
77% Jan
4
45
102
'
Sep
6
41% Sep 28
62% Jan
22
Jan
38
Oct
14
31
67/s Nov 21
'24% Nov 15
36
Dec 27
18% Oct 21
48% July
67% Jan
102
Jan
8
3
99% Jan
9
8
7% Jan
28% Jan
Oct
37
Jan
5
20% Jan
4
31% Mar lO
48
Oct
21
41
Oct
45
Dec
22
83% Aug 18
41% Jan
79 % Jan
28% Dec 29
27% Jan
36% Apr 29
15% Sep
8
29% Nov 21
43% Sep 14
127% Sep 29
V 49
Jan
25
25% Feb
9
22% Dec
2
31% Aug 17
8
30% Jan
8
75
66
Jan
59
Mar
41% Oct 10
80% Mar 10
78
Apr .1
7% Nov
7'
13
3
10% Jan
14
3
38
Jan
6
27% Jan
19% Sep 28
37%Jan
6
84% Oct 25
*38% Jan
4
22% July 20
88% Jan
3*
18% Dec 27
25
Aug 26
19% Jan
3
30%
30 %
30%
793/4
793/4
80
793A,
79%
79%
80 3/4
8,300
55
54%
55
53%
533A
53%
53%
6,300
77%
773/4
77
79
79
793/8
783A
793A
*323/4
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33
33
4%
*32
4%
43/4
4%
11%
*11
11%
10%
11
97
*
4%
11%
97
*97%
98
*97%
98
88 %
90 3A
*88%
90
*88%
90
*88%
90
90
129% Sep
1
97% Jan
ru.trTtrt^ ,?.rlces> no sales
Act, or securities assumed
v
vy
4
62% Nov
2
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86
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86
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86
85
4%
4%
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10%
97
97
by
on
this day.
such
97
*96%
35
35%
34
343/4
34%
34%
34%
35%
343/8
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98 %
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98 %
98%
98 %
98%
98%
*97%
20%
121
210
.
20
10
10,600
150
99
20%
203/4
20%
20%
20 3/8
21%
9,200
38%
383/4
39%
39
393/a
393/8
40
39%
40%
16,400
293/4
293/4
293/4
29%
29%
303/a
30
30
Pacific
Inc
30%
*29%
30%
30
27%
27%
27%
283/s
28%
2 8 3/8
28%
28 3/a
28%
28%
5,300
40%
41%
40 3/4
41%
40 %
40%
403/s
41%
41
41%
22,400
*30
Inc
24%
25
253/a
25 %
253/4
253/4
26%
16,200
39%
x39
39%
38%
39%
38%
39'A
90,700
*85%
86%
x85%
85 3/a
85
85%
84%
84%
*106%
31
45%
45%
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44%
453/4
45%
46%
*99
100%
9
9%
9 Va
24%
*39%
31
*73
74%
*24
95
303/4
95
41
"106%
47
95
95
303/4
115
453%
115
45%
*73
24
115
46%
47%
94%
94V4
303/4
-
313/a
*73
74%
44%
453/4
45%
46
100
100%
*9
9%
24
24%
41
74%
445/a
46%
100
9%
24%
♦106%
115
>106%
46
46%
463/8
95
-
31%
31%
8,800
73%
74
1,600
44%
943/8
44%
44%
2,500
46 3/8
47%
47%
473A
12,300
100 %
100'A
100%
100 Va
180
8%
8%
5,100
24%
24%
400
83
44%
9
4
*24%
24%
*39%
40
39%
39%:
26%
273/8
26%
27
26%
27%
463%
493/8
48%
49
49%
51%
50%
51
51%
51%
51%
51%
423/4
43%
43%
43%
43%
433/4
10
39%
*51 %
51%
433%
43%
*83
40
40%
84
*83
84
40
*39
40%
440
94%
74%
46%
84
6,660
31%
273/4
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46 3A
94%
46
*39%
800
115
.
31 %
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27%
W
No par
Co
24%
39%
85%
44%
:
common__No par
preferred
25%
39%
*106%
5
Co
100
30%
85 %
5
Co
*30
30
39
1
;
—
Corp
*30
30%
24%
1
common
Inc
5,600
No par
RR
Union
*
100
27%
6,100
52
53
7,200
52
52
43
Vb
*83
40%
40%
40
40
26%.
84
*83
*39%
'
44%
1,200
12,200
84
40%
3,500
10c
7%
7%
7%
7%
75/8
7%
7%
7%
1,900
_1
39%
41
40%
403/4
39%
40%
393/a
393A
39
39%
com
10
56 Ve
563/b
55%
563/4
56
56
56 %
56%
563/8
56%
26,200
3,800
100
10
*124%
125
"124%
Gorp
39%
403/4
40
40%
40
40%
393/4
10
28%
29
28%
29%
28
28 s/8
28
(FW) Co
10
Worthington Corp common—__—10
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
84%
85
84%
84%
83%
84%
83%
26
6%
14
30
Industries
Stores
Elec
Inc
.
Inc
Power
Co
preferred
Wisconsin Public Service
Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del).
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Xerox
8
'
1
24% July 10
52
.
*88%
73/4
*124%
125
52%
523/4
52%
*88%
132%
10
10%
89
133 %
89
130
No par
5
125
135
10
10%
*
124 %
51
*88
51%
89
133%
133%
10 %
10%
118%
1.25
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp——5
Youngstoyra Sheet & Tube—No per
-No par
Zenith Radio Corp.
30
When
wd When
H Transferred
from
.
.
„
,
.
-
30%
27%
94%
22
American
1983A
66%
issued.
distributed,
*125
127
127%
40%
39%
40'A
.28%
28%
28%
84%
823A
84
11,700
513/4
10)200
51%
51%
50%
88
7%
88
88
<
137
134%
,
138,!
88
139%
4,300
7,400
100
3,000
10%
9%
10
2,000
122%
10
1223/4
125
23,900
X
Corp.
Youngstown Steel Door
30
rCash sale,
9,200
2,900
21
Wisconsin
companies.
4-%
11 %
29 %
Windsor
Oct
4%
103/4
Y
29%
Winn-Dixie
67% Oct
100
85
343/8
3,300
38%
Wilson-Jones
201
3,400
90
86
*85
4%
120 %
30%
28 .
96%
23%
117%
..
>
1203/a
30%
28
95%
22%
28%
96%
23
30%
118
30%
28
95%
22%
119%
119 %
303/4
30%
31%
31%
31%
28%
28 %■
28%
28%
28%,
96%
95 %
96
95%
96%
11,500
22%
22%
22%
22 3A
22%
5,500
1923A
191%
1923A
22,100
64%
63%
64%
39,700
;i
89% Feb 17
30%
203/B
30
133% Aug 30
....
30
78%
55
1
1
Lines
Air
10
36% Jun
30
793/4
55
Bancorporation
2
Maryland Ry com—No par
non-cum 2nd preferred
40
Oct
29% May 15
114% May 17
30
78%
3,200
$4.25
25
S
30
30
250
32%
&
3
94% July 19
4,000
32%
Oil
12% Apr
83%
33
Wilson
67% May 22
94% Jun
6
16
83%
*32 %
Wilcox
139% Nov
84%
33 %
43% Aug 17
3
84%
-
2,100
49
Jan
85
29 7/s
Woolworth
Jan
84%
-
33 %
6
Jan
84
51S/8
88% Jun
87
8,900
82%
82.;
51%
5
95
17%
33%
66% Apr
13
72%
36%
33 %
Woodward Iron
23
71
173/8
513/4
5
Oct
73%
163/8
33%
31% Jun
Dec
71%
163/8
51
3
95
73%
15%
33%
22% Jan
101
73%
15%
513/a
White Stores
Feb
73%
>■15%
15%
33
Wickes
40% Oct
*73
v
74
10%
51
25
56% Oct
10%
513/4
16
129
10%
33%
Oct
41
101/8
51
•
26% Oct
4,000
2,300
10%
7
7%
•33%
13% Jan
6
—
10%
10%
7
34%
26
52% July 6
84% Feb 17
26
8% Feb
22,000
10
v.
55
preferred100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
56 y2 Apr
4
Jan
121% Apr 12
29% Jan
3
4
4,600
40%
7%
10%
81%
5%%
May 15
5
41% Jan
July 11
119
55 %>
39 3A
7%
513/4
27% Oct
57
7% Oct 27
26
545/a
7
143/4
-5
Co
White Motor Co
Jan
3
79
10% May 11
40 3/8
2,700
34
Motor
9
,f,26
2
32% May
25% Oct 31
55
39'A
7%
.
7%
*73
-
1
9
Mar 10
13 Ya May 10
4
31,
ff43% Oct 27
9
May 27
23% Jan 11
54%
383/4
7
3,800
59
10
-
Na par
Feb
103
3
24
Pharmaceutical
Co—
65
43% Aug 24
40% Jan
__1
100
60% Jun
10
34% May 19
4
6
14 % Jan
53%
38%
533/4
37%
1
Jan
88% Jan 23
10
Aug 31
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
533/4
53%
5,200
10 %
58%
51%
4%
2
68
59%
37%
Jun
50
99% Jun
92% Jan
26% Oct
58
533/4
82
3
18
3
2
59
80
25%
97/s
78%
Western
5
22
Sep 28
5 8 3/8
253/a
10
773/4
Western
5
Sep
59
37%
Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
—10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry_.—100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
Jun
70
58%
:
*77
253/8
9%
Western
25
13
Jun
98
60%
25
Western
Apr
4
29% Aug 16
56
34% Jan
37 % Mar
Apr
28% Oct
109
Mar
80
10
•7
_10
(S D)
Western
55
3
July 26
36
8
2
64
98% Oct 14
6
Feb
22
2
5
42% Jan
92% Dec 22
*77
25 '
40%
10
53%
5
1
4
100
4.20% preferred series B_
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred—100
May 11
38
Oct 24
104
80
24%
10%
363/4
2.50
Wayne Knitting Mills
Welbilt
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
41% Sep
5
37% Mar 21
July 18
39% Jan
3
6
*77
24%
Waukesha
Apr 24
30
24
83% Sep
80
24%
"10%
Washington Gas Light Co___No par
Washington Water Power.
No par
3
May
98 % Mar
4
5
Jun
89% Aug 18
103 % Dec 28
*77
24%
__50c
Co
Warner
Warren
7
May 31
"42% Jan
13
10
32% Jan
65
60
v
80
No par
G & W
Co
Warner-Lambert
23
87
27% July 19
29% Sep 21
57
May
91
Jan 20
22
37
(Hiram)
10%
:—l
Warner Bros Pictures Inc——
5
8
7y4 May 31
Jan
Jan
May
17% Apr
85
July 11
82% Jan 17
33% Aug
__
Baking Co common
preferred
6%
3
29% Sep 20
51
Co__
243/s
—No par
—10
-
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
94% Sep 13
32% Aug 22
6
System
15
.
'
Sep 27
5
Corp_
x Ex-dividend.
Stock Exchange.
201
.
67%
1973/B
66
200
192%
198
67
643A
66
.
187%
62% 1
9,000
5,500
i.
z Ex-distribution,
t In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankyearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing only.-All preferred issues are cumulative unless otherwise indicated.
yEx-rigths.
Volume
194
Number
6105
....
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1969)j 29
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
the
when
letters
bonds
in
the
column
headed
mature. Figures
"Interest
Period"
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
BONDS
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
r
Treasury 4%s
Low
.
-May 15
1975-1985
Low
each
HIGH
Low
103.22
month
a
point.
SALE PRICES
Thursday
Friday,
Nov. 2
Low
High
*103.8
the
case
32nds of
more
Nov. 1
High
*103.14
103.26
in
or
Wednesday
Oct. 31
High
*103.18
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 30
Exchange
indicate
after decimal point represent one
103.16
'
Nov. 3
High
*103.10
Low
103.18
Sales for
i
,
High
*102.30
Week
.
Bonds (f)
:
103.6
,
,
Treasury
4s
Oct
1
1969
V ' *101.24
102
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102
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101.26
*101.20
101.28
Treasury
4s
.—Feb
*101.10
1
1980
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101.18
101
*100.26
101.2
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101.4
101.6
♦100.18
100.26
1
*100.4
100.8
Treasury
37/8s
May 15
86.8
11
Treasury
Jun
8
*100.12
100.16
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100.12
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15
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90.22
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15
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/Refunding and impt 4Vis series
:
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1993
43
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•
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General
96
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126
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).
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Mar-Sepf
\ 94'A
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April-Ocf...
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Jan-July
/■ 82%
r
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102
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Lackawanna
and
1st
Denver
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1st mtge
debentures
coll
coll
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1st mtge & coll
1st mtge & coll
.
100
115'
170
•
.
82%
-
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;
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
i
102 y8
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1981
Lackawanna &
1st
;
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'
105%
87
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mortgage 2%s
■,1st
96%
99
96%
99
>2
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V
1st mtge & coll trust 5s series A 1985_May-Nov
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1st
May-Nov
debs
5'As 1990—
Ry
Delaware Power &
103%
52%
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102%
105%
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♦102%
June-Dec
1980
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1st mtge
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58%
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Co
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1983—April-Oct
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72
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1979
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debentures
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.52
—
f
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9
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.
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142
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RR
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1984
—
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:
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1983—.——___Feb-Aug
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May-Nov
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.
Steel
Delaware
79
54%
51 %
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1991
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conv
s
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73
68%
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mortgage 3'As 1982
mortgage 3s 1984
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V
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41
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61%
132
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__
1975
4%s
91%
87
102
*98% 100
-
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1978
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85
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.
27/sS
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~
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first
debentures
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conv
5'As
68
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725/8
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'i
4
12
37
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25%
72%.
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86
83%
103
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1986
debentures
•!
82%
159
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60 Vb
./ 80'A
70
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75
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Feb-Aug
5
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105
Feb-Aug
;—
88%.
84%
93
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26%
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Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
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■V
23
68
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66'A
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1
91 y2
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1st mtge 2%s series A 1980
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''/f
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40
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:
103 % 10.4
5s
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&
77
103 %
Dayton
1999
1989.
3,s series B
Island
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82%
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78%
139%
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--
—
/./■•■:
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mortgage
Chicago
83%
78
82%
78%
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90
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81
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83
April
2055.—
1
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99
81
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April
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36
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-
103%
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.
1
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1988—Jan-July
340
May-Nov
116%
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79%
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4 Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
5s inc
89
V
5
57%
29
105%
271
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—
1983——
Power
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102%
138%
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1st mortgage 4%s 1988
96%
84%
May-Nov-
1
108%
♦33L
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132
83
*66
May-Nov
1982
105%
103
36
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;
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Crowell-Collier
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*
100%
104% 105%
198U
1982.,
debentures
debentures
104%
19
105%
1976
T
U
1978
debentures
16-
54
103%
105% 106
—June-Deo
1079
debentures
99%
107%
103%
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series
debentures 1982
Daystrom
__
103
106%
90%
23
,
—April-Oct
April-Oct
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 45/as 1990—:—:
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 43/8s
1991
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April-Ocf
'
154
84 %
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•
27/as
2%s series
debentures
4%s
131
92%
—•
Indianapolis
1st mortgage
Gas El
M
M
Consumers
155
83
May-Nov
& Louisville Ry—
inc series A Jan 1983
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ref
ref
4%s
April
1985
B
105% 106%
102%.
103 "
9'
106% 107
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subord debs
1'984_———June-Deo
cony
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95%
106
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debentures T963.'
conv
12
103%:
—June-Deo
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T
ser
4%s debentures 1986
*80
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series
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5s
/
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inc
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mortgage 3%s
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5s
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126
90
75%
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&
R
1990
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93
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86
87
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-
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f
M
M
ref
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"
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105%
.
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.
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1976
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.
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,
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—
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r
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—•
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of
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;
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,
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'
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i^oo.
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•
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(perpetual)
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a
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t Jan.1
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1
Sold
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Power
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Canadian
June-Dec
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California Electric
Canada
1981
conv
(Range for Week Ended November 3)
,
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RECORD
Week's
Range
Friday's
31
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The Cormnercial and
32
business
with
Indicators
Business Cycle
Newest
for
Federal Publication
Luther H.
Hodges recently unveiled the first
issue of Business Cycle Develop¬
ments, a new monthly publication
ployment,
With proper interpre¬
by
business analysts, it
tation
series
better guideposts for
determining which way the econ¬
will give us
is moving."
-
"The
added.
Secretary
the
tories
debt.
is appropri¬
"A word of caution
the report
have limitations both in terms of
their economic performance and
statistical
reliability. They will
economic indicators in
not
provide an automatic forecast
of
future
conditions.
business
They should be used together with
other economic data and related
and international
they help to
political
In this
events.
provide
which
way
sensitive picture of the
of economic tides
a
flow
and
analyst can use
skillful
a
his ability in making
good forecast of short-run eco¬
to improve
a
nomic trends."
"The
Department,"
Commerce
"intends to ex¬
the Secretary said,
ploit to the utmost the scientific
revolution in automatic data pro¬
economic
cessing for the study of
phenomena."
Cycle De¬
Issuance of Business
extension of the
the
Department of
velopments is
of
services
an
business
the
to
Commerce
com¬
munity and the public. It supple¬
ments existing reports of the de¬
partment and other agencies which
provide data about business con¬
ditions.
Comprehensive Cyclical
Shown
Developments
The
about
report, to be issued
the 20th
of each
month and
con¬
taining data through the preced¬
ing month for most of the series
covered,
prepared
is
Bureau of the
Census, Richard M.
under
Scammon, Director, and is
immediate
the
Julius
processing
of
formation,
in
economic
making the
in¬
neces¬
seasonal
for
adjustments
sary
automatic
the
raw
Bureau
the
at
in
role
key
of
Economic
Electronic computers
equipment
plan
supervision
Chief
Shiskin,
Statistician.
and
the
by
factors, and providing a compre¬
picture
available
cyclical developments
of
shown
as
promptly
yet
hensive,
by
a
number of
large
economic indicators.
The
report
indicators
and
cyclical
the
70 principal
350
about
com¬
of economic time series.
ponents
The
shows
of about
movements
series
classified in three
are
major groups—"leading," "rough¬
ly
coincident"
according
to
and
their
"lagging"—
timing
usual
relations during the course
business
of the
cycle.
"leading"
The
move
usually
series
ahead of turns in aggregate
economic
among
hours
turers'
They
include,
average
weekly
activity.
others,
in manufactures,
new
manufac¬
orders for machinery,
equipmentf and" related products,
industrial
usually move after
nomic
de¬
unusual cyclical move¬
spotted. The reference dates
which
mark off the periods of
expansion . are
designated by the National
Bureau of Economic Research.
contraction
■
and
those
production
aggregate eco¬
addition
In
tabular
time
manufacturers'
as
and
A
consumer
number
of
...
Monday, November 6, 1961
to the
graphic and
inven¬
show
series
the
of
Business
series,
Cycle
De¬
of
current
diffusion
over
a
highs
indexes
and
which
given time interval
percentage of the components
an
and
These
tables.
from
help
in¬
to what extent a
recovery
or
one
which are
of - change
measures
how and
recession
-
spreads
of the
economy
another.
to
Another
of
feature
of
report
.the
comparison of the behavior
in the cur¬
is the
various indicators
rent business
havior
ecomonic total, such as in¬
several
For
cycle with their be¬
during
the
corresponding
phase of previous business cycles.
These comparisons of cyclical pat-r
terns
are
helpful in forming a
experi¬
an
years
report has
of the
version
mental
for internal gov¬
principally by the
Economic
Advisers.
prepared
been
ernment
use,
Council
of
This
draft copies of the re¬
year,
port
sector
were
for
review
and comment to some 200
leading
circulated
business, academic
in
economists
government to
Bureau is in¬
debted for their helpful sugges¬
tions and their enthusiastic sup¬
and
institutions
Census
the
whom
port of the prqject. The Bureau
expects to continue to improve
further re¬
profes¬
through
judgment about the probably ulti¬
mate intensity of a cyclical fluc¬
the
tuation.
sional advice.
presentation of economic
tributions
lows;
installment
other
rising;
Developed by National Bureau
of Economic
velopments contains a
such
activity and include
pretation.
ebb
lags can readily be
ments
activity and in a sense define the
business cycle. They include em¬
said,
"brings
many
of the available economic
time series
in convenient form
for short-term analysis and inter¬
to
of the series
shown in charts
number of
analytical
measures
of current
and retail sales, among others. The
trends. They include timing dis¬
together "lagging" series are those which
Hodges
ate,"
are
tected and
prices. The "roughly
coincident"
series
are
mostly
measures
of aggregate economic
report,
primarily
for
business cycle analysts," Secretary
"This
omy
1948
production,
direction
dustrial
dicate
movements
The
leads and
and. stock
Department of Commerce.
cycle significance,
and some foreign
also shown in chart
against the background of the ex¬
pansions and contractions of the
general
business cycle so that
'
Secretary of Commerce
S.
U.
and tabular form.
since
his department's latest
monthly publication "Business Cycle Developments." Taking over the
pioneering work of the National Bureau of Economic Research
studies on "lead and lag" business cycle indicators, the Commerce
Department's report will show TO principal indicators, about 350
components of economic time series as well as a number of analyti¬
cal measures of current trends. This should provide a comprehensive,
prompt picture of cyclical developments. .
•
the
countries, are
of Commerce Hodges announces
Secretary
of the
Financial Chronicle
(1972)
The
report has been under de¬
of the
velopment at the Bureau
Census
and
has
for
a
number
drawn
of
heavily
research in business cycle
conducted by the
of
Economic
years
on
the
analysis
National Bureau
Research.
The
for
Research»
report
search,
use
the
of electronic
of
processing
data is taking
ery
and
experience
yond
economic
the
compilation
analysis. It is be¬
of most or¬
resources
ganizations
to
out the
seasonal ad¬
carry
calculations, such as
justments,
economic
much of the drudg¬
out of statistical
and
equipment
needed
to
make
the
Volume
194
many
economic
useful
for
analysis.
the
computer
Number 6105
series
current
Once
.
involved
business
cycle
"program" for
a
has
been
minutes
on
all
required
break-through
for
the
cal studies
business
The
ments
addressed
business
Cycle
requests
to
The
1965
through
its
Economic
Sixty-three American companies,
any
of
some
the
manufacturers,
in
a
campaign
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Purpose of the campaign is to
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capitalists and build, through in¬
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Wis., recently.
ing
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ing needs are a better understand¬
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"Two of the nation's most press¬
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port for the American
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the assistance of The Philip
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owners
activity.
in
classrooms
clubs and
largest
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in
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also
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Education
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much
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public
broader
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whole, and
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said.
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clubs
than $2 million
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in American
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invest
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a
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in
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Education
the
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public at
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sound
outstanding
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personal sponsors of the Economic
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Mr.
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in the educational
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pros¬
perity of the entire American
system," he added.
nomic
Education
help from the Economic
Education
33
teachers,
real
a
help minimize the effects
fluctuations
of
Ten-year-old
"These
stitute
of the
members
analyst and frees him for analyti¬
should
same
The
computa-
represents
of these needs and, at the
time, will multiply the ef-
ment
To Push Investment Clubs
few
a
(1973)
Corporations Join Campaign
Census computer to
a
the
This
tations.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
worked
out, however, it takes only
make
.
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H.
Walker
&
Co.,
St.
Louis^
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Detroit;
Wayne Hummer & Co., Chicago;
Western
Nuclear,
Inc.,
Denver;
Williams - McWilliams Industries,
Inc., New Orleans.
^
34*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1974)
...
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended November 3)
Friday
Interest.
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Sale Price
General
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Motors
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1969
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237
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1977-
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1979_
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1980.
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General
First
Pacific
Gold, 4'As
San
84%
78
84'A
51
*87'A
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
debentures
Indiana
Southern
106 ya
83%
79%
97'A
68'A
66:.
—
85
Southern; Natural Gas Co 4'As conv 1973-June-Dec
:
Philadelphia
'
convertible
Southern
96%:
76%
v
96%
66
ApriZ-Oct
1982
1987,
102
•
3
70'A
gold 4V2S series C 1977—
;—Jan-July
Electric Co—
& refunding 23As 1971—,
June-Dec
&-refunding 2%s 1967-——.
May-Nou
& refunding 23As 1974——1
May-Wou
& refunding 23As 1981
June-Dec
& refunding 2%s 1978Feb-Aug
& mortgage 3Vis 1982i.;——1—.—-Jan-July
& refunding 3%s 1983————June-Dec
& refunding 3'/as 1985
L/_—
Apr.il-Oct& refunding 4%s 1987—
*
Mar-Sept
& refunding 3%s 1988—
May-Nov
& refunding mtge 4%&, 1986
June-Dec
debs
1985
27As
98
21
71'A
1981—————April-Oct
1984__1__jan-July
General' mortgage 3 '/gs'series F 1985^
Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990—
April
Pere
3s
85 7A
79%
'
73
248
*100%
73 'A
•
74
16
71
5s 1963—:
April-Ocf «
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures 1979
Jan -July
85'/a
89%
87
83'A
General mortgage 4 Vis series E
1977
1969—
96,'A
Mar-Nov
North Alabama RR
&
84%
'
June-Dec
66%
66
72
67%
*69%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Jalb-July
1983_Feb-Auy
1976
(Oregon Lines)
102'A
71
80 »A
2yas
Gold. 4%s
101
67%
75
67
Juree-Ded/ -'
Oil
First 4%s
102'A
88%
58
67
67
70%
Jan.-July
May
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1979
Merchant—5'As
South
*
Feb-Aup
1975---'—April-Ocf
88
*58
Jan-July
1966
debentures
79'/a
99% 100'A
120
Southern Bell
,,
1965
A
2'As
99 v 105 V4.
*94%
*88
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1986
72% :
b
102
■;
Janrjuly
1980
f debs
s
7
99 7
94
108%' 147
*85
debentures
debs
A
1964_June-Dec
88'/a
86
93
*80
f
s
1'5
*86'A
94
" 126
* 103
*88
1980
4%s
27
-*86'A
*90%
102
April-Ocf
debentures
Co
79
7
■41
80'A
157%
122
June-Dec
75'A
79
.
■>
3
75
114
,
Corp—
102'A 102%
80
106
117'A 122%
,
1968—June-Dec
2'As
1053A
'
1979—
3s
Sons
27
74%
85
4s
debs
102%
'————-—Feb-Aup
debentures
Airways—
B
105% 106'A
Feb-Aup
—
3'A 8
Oil
World
American
—_————
•_
Smith-Corona
Socony-Vacuum
84'A
93'A'
*86
122
90
85
1971
1982
&
Oil
89%'
*97 '/a
74
102 V*-,
86 '/a
4
May-Wou
1989_Jan-July
Corp 43/8s conv detos
2'As debentures 1965
79
'.
1989;
B
5'As
81
;ioo% 101
2006,
Oil
Oil
79
'
'
Jian
1972
4%s
Co
80%
( 102%
-—Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
—May-Why
1—
83%
817, \i 85%
2
1987———-—April-Ocf
3'As
"3 'As
""78%,
19
April-Ocf
.
Skelly
•41
75'A
1978
Sinclair
—
83 'A
92'A
1003A
June-Dec
debentures
Union
Shell
85%
(12
99'A 101'A
93'A
1985—June-Dec
3'As
86%
•105 'A 105'A
-101-'A
1992—
FF
1-986J
debentures
3 '/as debentures
82
96 '/a
2
Co—
Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil
*
83'A
&
subord
conv
ssy*
22
82
*82'A
5s
Service
Shell
si¬
••
84'A
46
87
85
'
5
84
■
997A
8T
85
Seiberling Rubber Co—
91'A
89
85%
79%.
•
85'A
\*80%
June-Dec
,
8a'A
Roebuck
77,
-•10-
807/»
84'A
debentures
2%s
80 'A
57%
:—
—
1974
subordinated
Sears
•
75
~5
81'A
92
80%
v
-
8iy8
82-
-June-Dec
45'8Sjseries
ref
Tel
Pacific
series EE
5s
78
79'A
-June-Dec
1st
7
*81%
1978———__June-Dec
CC
79%
79y2
.•
1986-——June-Dec
1989_;
series BB
series
"83'A
48
>
refunding-3Vas series R 1982„
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s-series 3 1983——June-Dec
First; & refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser W *84__June-Dec
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
85V'4
,14
83'A
-
*
First &
1st & ref
35
87%
86%
refunding 3s series M 1979-l
June-Dec
refunding 3s series N 1977——June-Dec
87%
83'A
89%
89
refunding 3s series L 1974——June-Dec
&
refunding 23As series P 1981
June-Dec
refunding 2%s series Q 1980.*—June-Dec
"14
-
•
:
cons
Acceptance
debentures
5s
97'A
*
89'A
99%
67
1977
Go
debentures
4%s
94 %
-
—'
99%
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Wou
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
series
E)
debentures
Sears
118%
1st
RR
3s
115%
10
65
& Electric Co-
1st
Line
72
*97%
47
—
3'As
debentures
118»A 121%
First
A
f
s
113% 115'A
First &
A
Air
mortgage
101
RR
Finance
1966—June-Dec
97%
48
51%
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
April-Ocf
gold 5s
A
Ry
conv
Seaboard
refunding 3s Series J" 1970——June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
June-Dec
"•"/ First- &
3s
133
&
104%
95
•50%
103
Manufacturing 4y4s debs 1982
115'A
92
99 Ys
-
-
50%
England
132
92
58
'
1977—June-Dec
1980
series
Depot
121%
April-Ocf
refunding 2'As series I
&
First
Duluth
115'A
,—Mar-Sept
1st
certificates
V & New
4%s
Pacific Gas
bond
4s
Paul
94'A
—
B
debs
118'A 119%
1988—June-Dec
43As conv 1978
83%
93 V4
*96%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977—
1996
series
income
Seaboard
88%
119'A
1969
J*
debs
debentures
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
33As
5s
Scott
86-
6s
4s
St.
—May-Nov
Glass Co
Oxford Paper Co
mtge
Scioto
*98 y4
series
conv
conv
Adirond'k
&
gold
St
Jan-July
1982__May-Nou
3'As
5'As
6'As
Louis-Southwestern
78
83
Mar-Sept
92%
82
88'A
—
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Second mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
First
*82'A
1982
5'As conv subord debs
Oweus-Illinois
25
June-Dec
Chemical 5'As
Mathieson
83'A
Feb-Aug
—_
3'As 1985
3%s 1988
43/2S 1987
1st mortgage
86'A
—Mar-Nov
1975
mortgage 2%& 1980
1st
Olin
1980
86%
*80%
86'A
88
82 Vi
89
101% 102%
102%
April-Oct
1st
76
1st
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
1979—
3s
mortgage
1st
1974
3s
■5
Corp—
_St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
Electric Co—
Gas &
mortgage
1st
27As
mortgage
Oklahoma
mortgage
90
3
1975
—•
mortgage
St Lawrence
104'A
120'A
80
/
Feb-Aug
2%s 1975
First mortgage
165%
86
7S
'
90'A
1973—.—April-Ocf
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
79
80
98%
84
96
111
106
104
debs
1977
Aircraft
89%
'
3s
Electric
&
D
93'A
•
Ohio
Gas
serial
78
1984—June-Dec
1996
debentures
78 y4
83'A
80
A130
Tobacco
J)
93%
—
90
Jan-July
85%
(R
97%
June-Dec
—
1964__.
Manufacturing 37As debs
Richfield Oil Corp—^
V.
43/as conv subord; debentures 1983
81
'*78'A
debentures
Rheem
75
—
;—--.—Mar-He)prt
Northrop
3'As
83 y4
*104iA
*3
87%
90 '/4
82%
*104
1991
1979
3s
__
—
*82'A
Mdr-Sept
90%
92
103
154
87%
*79%
90
High
97-
-
April-Ocf
94
*90
June-Dec
95%
180
103% 103%
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel
Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sepf
*93%
Jan-July
1st mortgage 2%s
2%s
Oats
*11
Mar-Sepf
*92%,
Jan. 1
Low
62%
105
82'A
—April-Ocf
_
1988
96%
1983_April-Oct
92
.
—
*76 'A
No.
>156
June-Dec
1977
Bangs Since
Sold
High
96%
mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
mortgage 27/as 1979-June-Dec
1972':
debentures
98%-
Jan-Jufy
78%
5
Bonds
Bid & Asked
2037— June-Dec
8s
80
92 %
June-Dec
5s 1990
mortgage
1st
88'A
83'A
Feb-Auy
1982
4s
mortgage
(Wise)
5fi%
12
Jan-July
—
3%s
mortgage
First
34
April-Ocf
mortgage 4'As. 1986
First
58'A
93'A
92%
4%s
Quaker
92%
Reynolds
1978
mortgage
First
81%
58
*80'A
5s 2037
mortgage
3'/aS
105'A
Friday's
104'A
28
92 'A
Feb-Aug
1975
mortgage 3'As
First
58'A
•92'A
first mortgage 2%s 1974
(Minnesota)
101%
debentures
mortgage
First and refunding mortgage 3'As
debentures 1975
102'A
104%
103
83%
3%s
101
98%
103
83'A
First
First
90
May-Wou
mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
refunding
and refunding
and refunding
and refunding
and refunding
First
99'A
99%
1963
and
First
7-.
Power Co—
States
Northern
22
or
Electric & Gas Co—
debentures
First
91'A
98'A
103 '/a
103
Jan-July
April-Ocf
2047
1
>103'/b 104'/a
83%
—_Quar-Feb
ser A
1984-
4s
trust
99
o
1997—Quar-Jan
2047
1
Refunding & Improve 4'As
Coll
4s
87
86%
101 'A 102'A
102'A
_May-Nou
May-Nou
:
——
Ry prior lien
3s Jan
May-Nou
92'A
r ft7 'A
-4
99'A
99
May-Wop
1961
r»s,
Pacific
Northern
1977
2
89
99'A
83%
87'A
1.
90
3s
n
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Public Service
96'A
78'A
1
88
*87
May-Nou
86
if 3
92'A
88
May-Nou
—
1976—
4%s
78 'A
92'A
Interest
Period
Exchange
High;
87%
78'A
May-Nou
—_
f debentures 1974———
s
4'As
debentures
f
s
Low
94
*88»A
and ref 4'As series A 1974——i—i__Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973_May-Nou
1st
New York Stock
-.Jan. 1
11
92%
BONDS
Bangs Since
Sold
High
ura.i,i.
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold
for Week Ended November 3)
IVaait'c
Week's Range
Friday
35
104%
..J.16% 143%
89%
—,•
*1
c*
85.'A
91%
Continued on page 40
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(197G)
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Oct. 30,
In the
on
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Nov. 3.
and
Week's
Sales
Range
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
2%
Corp class
lOo
Corp
Construction
2
25c
Mfg
&
10
2
Low
V
2 3/4
Oct
10,600
1%
Feb
.2,000
7%
Jan
6,500
\
High
*
•"
.
;
/*•/
..
Week's
Borne
1.50
Apr
Bourjois
Apr
3%
Brad
Shares
Low
•■V
17%
77
Range Since Jan. 1
:
173/4
A
common
Wire
Acme
Plastics
Admiral
Aero-Flow
Corp
Dynamics
Inc
Aerojet-General Corp.w.
Aeronca
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc
Agnew Surpass
Aid
12%
12
11%
173/s
16
5%
16
900
Oct
1%
Jan
1,500
363/4
Oct
3%
31,000
3%
Oct
5% May
7%
4,300
4% Jan
,.9% May
....
Shoe
Investment
Great
Power
4.20%
Inc
Alan
Steel
Wood
5%
Co
preferred
Alaska
V—
N
Tire
convertible
Oil
Apr
873/4 Aug
27%
28%
1,200
22%
Jan"
25
79
Jan
843/4
Feb
9%
Jun
5%
-
6 %
6
3,400
6%
61/4
5
20%
7%
7%
1
5%
51/2
5%
Oct
IO1/4
Jan
Bruce
(E L)
Co
~63/4
9,100
41/2
Jan
8%
Apr
Bruck
Mills
Ltd
14%
100
103A
Jan
17%
Apr
B»S
9
834
2,300
8%
Oct
; 16% Feb
4,400
135/8
8
Mar
171/2 Aug
•
1,400
16'A
Oct
28
2,500
5%
Oct
121/2
600
763/4
Jan
83%
Apr
8,200
3%
Jan
61/4
Apr
4VB
4 Vb
300
633/4
65 V4
400
15*
14 Va
15%
2,900
•4%
6%
7
6%
41/8
3%
3%
3 3/4
Feb
73/8 Mar
Oct
Jan
82
Jan
13%
Aug
27%
Apr
123/a
jan
6% Oct
1,200
43/8
July
55
8,900
23/4
2%
3%
25,900
4%
3%
40 %
40 %
1
5%
2
5
5
14%
Seal-Kap Corp of DeU
Thread 5%
preferred
Writing Paper
1,600
2%
6
Oct
717..
5%
May
4%
Oct
3
7,300
15
Sep
Jan
7%
41
3/8
16
16 %
2
4%
'W-*>
834
9
334
3%
66%c
6%
Die
Buell
Machine
&
Hill
Bunker
Oct
Apr
% May
Electric Power common
California
6%
preferred
Jan
21 V-
Jan
32% May
Camden
Jan
133/4 July
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
6,100
3%
Jan
12%
2,300
643/4
5,600
4%
5%
19%
17%
20 %
94
94
May
5%
Apr
CalVa'n Consol Oil & Gas Co
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co
class
Electronics
Arco
Arkansas
Louisiana
5,100
17% May
Bread
863/4 May
6%%
common
71/4 May
500
10
10%
900
Co.
&
Armour
Arnold
2 3/a
7,800
1%
12%
4,900
10 %
%
18,000
A
Jan
9%
Jan
35% May
680
891/4
Jan
95»/4 Mar
Canadian
Husky Oil Ltd
5,200
8%
Feb
243/4 May
Canadian
Industrial
41%
40%
42 Va
11,900
35
Jan
44%
Apr
Canadian Javelin Ltd
94%
94%
92
Jun
961%
Jan
Canadian
255/b
26%
Jan
36
1
com
9%
6%
Jan
1%
1,300
l3/4
Oct
173/8 May
3% May
5,600
19 %
Jan
35 %
13%
13 %
13%
1,800
13
Oct
19 3/a
1
17%
17%
17%
233/a
23%
8,500
57
50
57
50
American
40c
"1A
deposit
Associated. Oil
'
—
4
38%
3.400
201/2
1%
Jan
33/4
Apr
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
1,100
2%
Nov
6i/8 Mar
Canadian
Williston
2,200
5Vb
Oct
10% July
52,400
1/4
Jan
1
A- 1
4%
Va
200
•
11*6
Oct
6% Mar
4 v2
4%
4%
3,000
2%
Jan
5%
*2%
2%
3
9.UOO
1%
Feb
5%
4%
5%
.•
153/4
15%
153,4
28%
27 VB
Testing Labs
Chemical Industrial Products
6
10c.
,
4%
4
34,700
Atlantic
Research
del
Atlantica
Atlas
Line
•
32%
1 %
Atlas
Industries
Devices
Automatic
Steel
Avien
Avis
Oct
Carnation
81/4
Apr
Carolina
591/4
Feb
33
Catalin Corp of America
Central Hadiey Corp
493A July
30ya Aug
3,400
1%
37% July
(A
1
3%
Aug
Apr
6V4
7,600
1V4
1%
11,800
15%
4,200
5%
de
Oct
2 V4
8%
ll,600
21/4
*
24%
8,300
221/4
Oct
'•'•
2,600
5
11%
11V4
11%
3,500
IIV4
Nov
5%
4%
...5%
900
33/4
Jan
6V1
6 V2
300
43/4
Jan
12 3/4
13%
9%
Jan
1
1
com
1
A
10c
j.—""
,
13
•
..
-
4,100 "
&
Central
$1.40
Mar
$1.50
Jan
Century
Jun
Chamberlin
Charter
91/4 May
13%
Apr
Chief
293/4 May
Christiana
19
20
1,000
14
Jan
213/4
Oct
Chromalloy
50%
2,000
42
Jan
56%
Apr
Cinerama
Beck
Bell
65/B
71/4
3,700
6%
Oct
12%
HVB
123/s
9,100
liy8
Oct
lc
43/4
4%
4%
1,700
3%
50c
~1%
Corp
•r
141/4 Mar
9
Mar
:
50c
1
convertible
13%
,
__1
l
Controller
Clausner
151/4 July
21% July
Cletrac
9%
Jun
Cockshutt
10%
Oct
26%
Apr
Cohu
Sep
493/4
Apr
Jan
29%
Apr
Jan
193/8 May
30 y«
31%
-3,000
29
19
18%
19V2
2,300
15
15%
15
15%
1,300
1
l
5%
I3/,
.
1
7,500
1%
Jan
3% May
Va
10,200
14
Jan
23/a
61/4
Shoe Corp
1
4 V4
16
4
15%
Jan
10%
Apr
Apr
"41/4
3,100
33/4 Mar
161/2
3,200
8
Jan
9%
Jan
171/2 July
Jan
55%
Nov
20% May
16V4
15 Vb
I6V4
3,100
25c
54%
53%
551/4
2,300
48
50e
Corp
Products
Coastal
Caribbean
12
10%
12
6,200
10 3/4
6
173/4
May
5
Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Compudyne Corporation
—.—25c
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50c
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Co
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i
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Berkshire Frocks Inc
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Nov
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.
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175
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%
1,100
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Apr
1A May
Nov
15% May
6,400
42%
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22%
100
22%
Oct
1%
11,100
3/4
Jan
3% May
7%
7,200
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57%
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43,600
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20
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143/4 May
Jan
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4,000
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123/a July
3,100
37,400
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Jan
Jan
12
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Oct
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Jan
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33/a
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May
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16 %
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Jan
16% May
11 Jan
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47%
2,400
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48%
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Aug
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•
7,800
,
15%
6%
1
New
5%
,13%
5,;
1,200
17 %
'
—..
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd..*
Consolidated
124%
105 %
1
5
1,300
.
73/8
133/8
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6,700
22 3/a
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2,400
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12•
5%
1
Oct
7 29% Nov
•27 % May
Jan
-
11%
5% Mar
Jun
Jan
93/4 May
Jan
20
28 % May
3,800
%
Oct
4
5,500
3%
10
2,300
7
Jan
2% Mar
Nov
18
Jan
<
Jun
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6
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63/b May
Oct
"
6%
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1%
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Electric
•
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23
38
11 Vb
55 %
223/4
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1%
19%
16
Commercial Metals Co
Diesel
jun
32% July
Jan
Va. Apr
—
—....—-1
Consolidated Oil
&
Gas
11
Aug
28
Jan
47
Feb
95%
Jan
102
May
Inc
—*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
1
Construction Products class A
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
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Corp10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp.lOc c
Cook Paint & Varnish C£»_———20
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Benrus
1;
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243/a
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/Jan
.....
24 Va
6%
26%
8%
15 %
13%
9
10c
vtc—
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Inc
Sep
65
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Jun
10?
7,000
15
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-
__
1
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Sep
1A
22%
57/8
.
-1
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Jan
4%
V
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;
—
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7V4 July
7,100
3/4
May
75/a May
21% Mar
350
,2,100
104%
23%
...
Colonial Corp
30%
1% May
-
4%
38,500
Jan
1%
69%
,
7% May
Jan
"V'93/4
6,800
..
5%
6
V/*>
1%
6970%
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6
4%
13%
73/8
10,100
14%
18%
31%
.13%
*
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Ml
104%
%
16
163/4
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'6,700.
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4%
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»
18%
43/a
6
3/4
;
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——__50c
Clopay Corporation.^
1
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5
11%
24 Va
Lambert
6,600
7.50
Canada
Jan
79 % Oct
10c
Hosiery Co
&
21,600
1 Va
50c
of
Sep
.
Corp.—
1 A
1%
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Instrument
Jan
20%
—
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9%
1%
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Telephone
4%
—5ll3/8
—2
55'A/
2
22%
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1
1%
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20
.
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class A
18 Va
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•
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10
Jan
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223/4 May
5% Aug
6% July
Corp
Cable
Clark
—
Inc
Community
Corp
Corp
9
Jan
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Corp...
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Clayton
41/2
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(A S)
co
shares
—10c
Beau-Brummel
Belock
1,360
Jan
7%
Inc
Bayview Oil
6%
201/4
4^
•
Barnes
Bearings
6,800
19 3/4
preferred
Baruch-Foster
Oil
46%
7%
Corp
Consolidated
19
7%
;
2.50
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Mar
'
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Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp.
Jan
6 Va
•—
1
7
Chemical—
Oil Ltd
BarChris
Jan
311
17,200
pfd
America
of
Co
4%
7% May
50
.1
American
4 l7e
6,500
%
11
—1
pref—100
Oil Co Ltd—
3
7%
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Cherry-Burrell
2IV2
...
3.50%
Apr
5
....
Inc
Andes
21,600
14%
100
Securities Corp common
1
series B convertible preferred.*
convertible preferred—
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1
10
6 V4
Feb
preferred
Power
43 5/a
,
Jan
6%
50c
los
6 A
8%
12%
120
10
^
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9% May
17
Nov
22 %
2,400
Industries
Co
Maine
2 Vb May
Jan
1V4
13% May
i'¬
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&
Central
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*
13,300
_
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5%
&
1,500
11%
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Feb
Apr
8
11 %
—7—5.50
Co
Power
54V4
5%
•r
15%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A..1
Baldwin
:
6
1
—1
5
1
Corp
Castle
Clark
Convertible
Jan
153/a
1,78
July
18
%
Apr
7VB
Baldwin-Montrose
11
11 Va
10 %
11%
Industries
International
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Circuit
Baker
July
33/4
Oct
6,300
600
343/4 May
7%
Corp
Apr
26
1«
2,400
Jan
11%
Collieries
3
2,200
Jan
2%
Industrial Corp
Ayrshire
53/4 July
29 V»
!«
%
21/2
24%
Mfg Co Inc
class
Inc
2 l7a
35,500
12%
14%
1
Inc
103/a May
Jun
Oct
20%
5,600
1
Products
/.
Jan
July
%
7,600
10c
non-cum
5l°6
25
20%
13%
16%
31%
4%
6%
1
Radio
Non-voting
150
%
28%
Corp
Automatic
500
-
203/4
13 %
17%
31%
4%
16% Aug
Corp
Plastics
Aurora
15,000
;
8
pfd—10
Jan
-
14%
1%
1
Inc..
Audion-Emenee
2%
4%
9%
IVa
;
6
10 pesos
Inc
Centers Inc
Sewing
Audio
Canaveral
partic
Corp
Central
Atlas
General
Feb
600
—
10
4%
900
6
52%
5p
Sugar..
Development Corp.
Corp option warrants.:
51
25
Light $5 preferred.*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (J W) Co.
1
■
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Atlas
Jan
58 V2 May
55% Sep (Z
218 July imt;>b»4v%sC>ct
V
39 % Aug
32% Jan
27%
27%
*12%
32 V*
1
•
;
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Golfo
47%
-
._
12%
52 %
;
*
1
Co
Apr
Canal-Randolph
41/4
4% Oct
'
Coast
Oct
1
Stationers Supply
Atlantic
Jun
100
6c
Minerals
6
...lc
Associated
64
7%
7
__
237/a May
Jan
Oct
43/4
*
20% Mar
Jan
187/a
57
50
1
5,300
3%
5 V4
_£1
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Co
Apr
Feb
4 A
38%
4
38%
7
1
.—1
Marconi
2
10c
of
Associated
Atco
25
1
regular
rets
Gas
&
•
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Laundries
133/4
5,300
23%
—■—*
1%
5%
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associated
1,600
1
—1
2.50
Ltd
Gas
2%
1%
*3
4
Inc
Electric
Sep
% Jan
Aug
pfd.100
—
Corp Ltd
Oil
Asamera
Associated
14%
28%
3
4,600
preferred
Electronics
Arrow
Jan,
9%
—
10%
265/a
Co
Oct
Nov
43/b May
Jan
A
Feb
May
10 V4
Jan
2%
Oils Ltd—_—10c
943/4
warrants
Aluminum
Altex
convertible
35c
8%
11%
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Petroleums
2.50
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17%
18
10 % Jan
2Vs
Dredge & Dock Co————*
9%
'
&
Jan
17
Feb
4 V4
l3/4
27%
*
Arkansas Power
73/a
16%
Homestead
Southern
Canada
10%
5
pfd—100
Co
6,700
1%
16%
1%
—20
preference
Canadian
A
Gas
Oct
*
25c
4%%
l3/4
9%
1
Ltd
Co
Cement Co Ltd
Canada
Feb
3%, Jan
113/a
15%
Canadian
5%
_
5,100
4,000
Apr
21%
.—5
Fire Insurance
Canada
Jan
6
45%
13 %
3
Apr
Oct
%
50
50
-50
preferred
$2.50 preferred
$3.00
51/4
59 5/s
2%
•
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
161/4
11%
100
1
Corp
12%
643/4
48,500
2%
7 Va May
1
500
12
Nov
34%
11%
-
25c
1,000
3%
Sep
343/4
12%c
(J P) & SonTInc
Shoe
Butler's
6%
Jan
10%
2.50
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Burry
Jan
May
7 77 7
Burnell & Co Inc
Burroughs
21% May
Jan
3%
153/4
rets ord shares—3c 6d
American dep
Jan
6%
17
1
Co
Ltd—
Jan
11 Va
16%
10
Company
(The)
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Burma
133/8
2,900
1%
__
9
preferred
serial
1,100
26
12%
13
1
50c
(The) Corp
Budget Finance Plan common..
60c
convertible preferred
2,100
-
Oct
Aug
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan ■-
11%
16 %
12%
31
—
Apr
Oct
21/2
33%•
—*
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8%
Sep
Apr
36
.Jan
35,900
class
•
Jan
231/2 May
C;Mar
"
9'
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
20c
Anthony Pools Ire
1
300
187/a
15VB
18
■
1
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
Jan
30 '•
1
Inc
F Company
Buckeye
Feb
May
8%
4%,-Jan
150
-••
23/a
%
Va
-
;
Jan
10 Mi
1,400
—
35%
2%
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5,000
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35
2
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3%
26%
300
- v
6
13%
•
20o *
Anchor Post Products.:
41
'
1
A
Co...
~6%
50o
A
common—
Rubber
Brown
Jun
S
2,200
Jan
B
10 %
39%
43/4
2,300
31/4
64
£1
class
22%
19 %
9,500
12.50
Lead Mines Ltd
21%
7%
Co
preferred
14%
25o
class
Mar
10
Oct
Oct
12 Va July
5,500
10,100
20%
53/8
Paper Mills Ltd—
Inc
Apr
31% Aug
16,900
us
8 %
14%
22%
5
13
5
41§
5
10
4%
8% May
£1
30c
Class
Apr
8
1
American
Radio
9% May
Sep
reg
Inc
8
Jun
5%
Petrofina
36%
8 3/8
500
10,400
14
11%
80%
Inc
Apr
29% July
Ltd—
ord
rets
8%
323/s
8
83/8
151/4
5Va
American
Co
6
Co
A
321/4
*
7*14%
Jan
80%
shares
Jan
3,6
8%
£1
£1
Z
bearer
registered
Power——
—25c
Sep
5%
MARC
ord
Instrument
63/4
80%
Manufacturing Co
Apr
40 Va
Jan
2
21,300
33
Company—
—
.-1
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
4%
$3.75 pfd_100
1
Corp
1
American
dep
Amer
7,800
"6%
•
34%
30
9,400
2ft
31
Jan
313/4 May
125
,800
2jg
2 %
33
Brown
17,900
6%
American
Oil
1,800
Feb
70
9
19 %
American-Internatl Aluminum
American
Feb
Jan
8
8 34
Inc
rets ord
British Petroleum
7V4
13%
Systems Inc
rets
dep
Columbia
British
53/8
Corp
Israeli
145
8%
53/4
Electronics
5%
Jan
8 3/4
20
343/8
34%
Jun
Oct
40
343/4 Aug
81%
17%
Business
dep
Amer
83%
50o
Co
■
3%
,
American Tobacco—
Amer
Jan
1,075
5%
American
British
Apr
853/4
17%
American
28 3/8 May
Apr
Oil
'
34
*
Co
American
•
'
331/2
343/8
1
'
Ltd—
Petroleums
Britalta
:
British
84%
10c
Beverage
Bridgeport Gas Co—_
Brillo Manufacturing 60
M- V:/' 7-
7
1
*
1
——
Oct
Oct
10
Inc
Book
Andrea
12 %
3%
3
American
Anacon
io3/8 May
Nov
£iy*
preferred—
American
American
Apr
8%
843A
1
American
6%
2,400
67
of America
Co
Ambassador
American
4,900
40
1
Inc
Aluminum
Sep
73/4
Corp
Unlimited
Amurex
73/8
8% May
93%
1,100
10c
1
class A
Rubber
&
Paper
Alsco
Jan
deposit rtcs American shs_
Allied Control Co Inc.
Alloys
Feb
4%
~5%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
Allied
3%
50%
Corp
Brooks
All American Engineering Co
Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
5% %
Breeze
-
All-State
Alliance
23 % May
81%
1
Inc
Kunstzide
Jan
Apr
89 y4
100
Airlines
American
„
10
3%
2 8 3/8
10
common
3%
8%
4%
85%
:
33/8
Brandywine Raceway Assn
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
19
100
39%
18% Mar
87
4ya
50
preferred
Algemene
8%
391/8
Sep
87-
1
Southern
Alabama
84%
63/4
8%
39%
Oct
•
Stores
Alabama
82%
2%
5,400
4 y4
4
•
63/4
10c
Discount
&
4:
23/8
2%
12 % May
5%
700
6
2%
12%
3,500 *
33% May
Nov
11,900 /.
7
5%
,
High
21% Mar
103/4 Oct
..39,900
;
20c
Inc
Works
Gear
4,100
12%
84
Foote
7,700
13%
2%
1
Inc
Co
'20
1,700
2%
13
10®
1
1
1
Products
2VB
10
Precision
Acme
ioy4
9%
V
Low
High
131/4
173/8
1
10c
Inc
Bowling Corp of America
Corp
for Week
-
Class
whether
Sales
Range
Par
1
Chemical Co Inc—
Apr
4
security
every
of Prices
Sale Price
-
2 %
include
to
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
7*.
3
intended
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending Nov. 3.
any
/
High
23/4
is
and
which
bond in
Friday
Shares
Last
Sale Price
itself
Exchange
or
for Week
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Stock
stock
.
.
Cooper-Jarrett
Inc
1
3%
93/a
1%
4%
934
6
137/8
,—
14%
r
2.%
10%
45%
~
6%
-
2 Va.
T '*
4534.
6%
l'A
1%
36,500
5 V4
3,800
23/s
9V2
Sep
6%
1,300
5%
Feb
14%
3,100
13 %
Oct
%
2%
Jan
500
4%
Jan
10
2%
10%
453/4.
6%
36,700 *
20.V00
..
100
3,500
-
Sep
,6% Feb
10
Oct
Apr
May
13%
.
Feb
•8%
•
Apr
273/4 May
-3%
;
Oct
-v<18% Mar
49 3/a'
40 3/4 Mar
6V4
Oct
11% May
.
;
-
Apr
9% Mar.
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1977)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Coro
Low
Petroleum—
Cresmont Consolidated
15%
Feb
17%
13
Apr
14"%
Jan
100
19%
Jan
20%
Oct
~7s/a
9
7%
8y4
(Md)
4%;
Crown
Drug
Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
*
25c
Nov
6%
Apr
2y8
7,000
1%
Jan
19,600
29 %
Jan
63/4
6%
400
7%
200
16%
163/8
33/4
7%
•63/4
500
11%
67
5,500
2%
1,800
5
Jan
1
9'A
18%
20%
«%
500
_
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343/4
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8
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Dixon Chemical & Research
;
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11%
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
16%
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93/8
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20
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10
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14
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-
15%
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16
157/a
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173/4 May
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m
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11
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900
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11%
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70
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5
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Holly Corporation
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11
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131% Jan
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93/4
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2,300
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1
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11% May
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10
14
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148
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154
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;——-1
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137/a
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933/4
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97
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Dynamics Corp of America
Mar
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Duval Sulphdr &
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18
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16
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11,900
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133/4
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77/a
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2
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1
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Dome Petroleum Ltd
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General Plywood Corp
General Stores Corporation—
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4%
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7%
73/4
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600
12
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23
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2,100
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Jan
27
50c
__5
100
.
5%.
51/4
5%
Dayco Corp class A pref—
35
D C Transit System inc cl A com—20 c
Dejay
650
3%.
,.
12
■9%
10c
;—;_
6'/4
16,600
1,400
8,000
12%
:
14%
363/4
IIoo
preferredGellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance "wts"__
General Alloys Co
;
General Builder^
Corp
General Development Corp
Glass Tite Industries Inc
8%
Low
15%
common
5%
Gilbert (A C)
Gilchrist
Co
;—I50c
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
High
G
Giant Foods Inc com class A
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd_
Daitch Crystal Dairies
Low
Sales
15% Mar
8
3,700
2,700
10
Apr
5%
Jan
18 y2
9,200
9%
•
Apr
193/8
100
Jan
7%
■:&%
8%
Jan
4
.
10 3% May
Jan
600
,
3% May
40
6% July
53/4 Aug
19%
19%
common
9%
Nov
39%
3%
~9%
B
Oct
4%
96% 100
Corporation
:—
♦
Manufacturing Co class-A-w-^i*
Class
63/4
700
43/a
%
2
«
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Curtis
Apr
38
•
6%
10c
•
Co
9 ®/8
1,900
7%
'
2
39 %
5
Corp Internat'l ''A" partic
Jan
29,600
9%
4
%
6
8
'
1
Crown
Tobacco
100
20%
1
Petroleum
Central
i8y2
17% May
20 y4 Aug
20%
5
Corp
Shares
Jun
18%
18%
50c
Crowley Milner & Co
for Week
Par
5
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
Week's
Range
of Prices
High
*
Creole
Last
Sale Frioe
18% Aug
Reynolds common—
_l
preferred class A—
*
Cott Beverage Corp
1.50
Cott Bottling- Co of New England—1
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)___£l
Cubic
Low
High
,
Jan
$1
Cuban
Range Since Jan. 1
15 3A
Corroon &
Crown
STOCKS
Shares
American Stock Exchange
for Week
*
Inc.
Crane
Friday
Range
Par
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting
Class B non-voting
Ended November 3)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
37
Apr
Intex
Oil Company—
Investors
33 %e
Royalty
l
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
Iron Fireman Manufacturing
Oil
82
Corp
—
pfd—100
....-1
16%
16%
1
Irving Air Chute—:
Israel-American
2%
23%
23
._10c
&
140
I'OOO
17
'23%
%
1,100
24,200
76% July
16% Jan
18% Jan
ft Jan
9% Jun
40
July
11% Feb
9% May
.3% May
85
May
23% Apr
36% Mar
% Sep
38
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'(1978)
.
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended November 3)
Week's
Friday
"Last
Range
Exchange
.
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
Shares
STOCKS
American S tock
Sales
Par
Low
High
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.
Par
Mt
Jeannette
Jef
Glass
Co
Jetronic
I
—
'Construction
erson
21%
1-
Co.
57a
__10c
Inc^
5
—15C
Industries
Jupiter Oils Ltd-
20
21%
.
4%
,
2%
I
6.000
12%
Jan
24%
'5%
8.800
47/a
Nov
.
5
Aug
•
5
5ya
4.000
2%
2%
31,000
113
6 7a
6 %
Sep
Oct
Mt
3ift
-J'
Diablo
Industries
Kansas
(D)
&
&
Gas
4
Corp__
pfd.
Katz
1
20 y«
Ka.wecki
Chemical
-25c
45%
Kawneer
Co
22%
11'/a
2.50
12%
(Del)
Kilembe
Copper
—
Cobalt
1.25
Klion
Oct
23 y4
39%
Sep
22 %
13,700
11 y8
2,500
12 y4
12%
400
1
A
2y8
18
Jan
11
Mar
1%
1.800
13,400
2
3
it!
va
Jan
4y8 May
27t
Jan
3,400
9%
Feb
20 Va
20
21%
15,400
16 ya
7
1«
5,100
-ft
-
ft
6%
8%
8,700
6%
24%
27,000
127a
Jan
38 74
39 7a
7
8
233/4
200
217b
277b
28
2%
'ft
26,900
'2%
^25
'87B
10c
Lafayette
Radio
Lake Bhore
r
r
Electronics
1
,
Corp.
Mines Ltd
Lamb
27
8%
&
Lanston
Industries
Larchfield
La
9%
2
—'
Corp
Lefcourt
Realty
Tourneau
57a
572
674
2,800
57/a
5%
6
2,100
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
5%
Oct
;
4 3ft
-5%
6
>
2
21/4
25
17
—£0
25%
18%
16
u
47,400 :
Sep
Nov
""1,600
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.* 77/8
10%
13%
26%
.26%
31%
11,225
25c
3%
3%
3%
"
25,000
5
1,200
300
7
9
Oct
7%
18
Feb
Loral
Electronics
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
1
Land
Lucky
Service
Steel
Car
Union
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
Video
i
Idria
Jan
Jan
7
2,500
,163/4
Jan., V
20% Mar
607a
Jan "J
Jan
793/a July
323/4 Aug
Jan, ".V
31% May
Jan
'93/8
:*'9%
-
251/2
4,100 1
81/4
Jan
31%
18
Jan
23
1
Apr
975
10%
Jan
16%
Nov
274 Oct
5,300
'
.;
500
Apr
5 3%
Apr
;2t4
Jan
4
l7/a
,
Jan
41/2 May
.10,300
13% Oct
Mar
1574
7,700
103/a
10%
2,500
97e
Nov
133/e Aug
2
183/4
173/a
19
1,900
137a
Jan
28
2074
Sep
Jan,
2574 Aug
1
9%
,
193/4
193/4
47'/2
4672 s 477a
■::l%
——
1%
19
Sep
.7
Apr
2,700
183/4
11,200
3972
16,600
17a
Jau
14,500
%
Jan
14,300
1974
Jan;
307a Aug
2,300
874
Jan
17
3,800
1
Feb
10
•1%
&
Chem
Co
50c
Zinc—
7a
3/4
7a
293A
29 72
30 7b
103/4
25c
124
573/4
Apr
272 May
103/4
111/2
Land
—1
•
Mining Co
.—1
1>
13/a
*
Co
.138
Honduras
-ft 7a
1%
..
138
138
-
17a May
1733/4 Mar
Feb•
4
'
Co
Mines
3l3/4
Rosario—3.337a
Ltd
Mines
&
3274
513/4
53
543/4
1
Railway..
Royalties Inc..
American
0
1
1 <5
-
1
;
Inc
Southern
North
900
•
231/4
Feb
1,250
2772
Jan
323/4
.
772
1
2 3ft
574
2%
-
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3/4
3,200
8
43ft
/;
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1 tf
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5 74
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1 J70
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1
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6
2
Jan
12,200
w'
470
1/2
3
84 "
17,000
10c
;37/a
372
32,600
3/256 7/256
636,900
33/4
31/2
1/64
210 Mar
' 63/4 May
:
Oct ;
'
673/4 May
,
ft
Jan
9072
Apr
7a May
I31/2 May
874 May
ft Jan
6%
9,100
8
'
.'
5674 Aug
10
July
,47b May
;
1% Jan
;•
5,900
87
.
7»/2
Oct
87a May
4
2,500
',-3 3/4
61%'
••ft.
1U
.
Feb
4,800
.„!%
86
1*6
772
.ftft May
?
Jan
47a
v
_1
Corp of Amer (Del)—
(expire'Nov 8)_
'
•
;
—50
Nickel
Nova Industrial
Nuclear
-25
BR Co
A Northern'Ind
North
Ltd^
Oils
Airlines—
North Penn
Jun
57--:: Aug
Jfp')%
If.
Canadian
y Northeast
j
Apr
v
Lites
North
2'/a May
Feb
1
"
Arizona
&
207a May
v
s
250."
1072
Apr
17%
20c
i
20
Min
Rim
Noma
I23A May
3,200
30
_2
133/4;
Oct
4ft May
500
ft
37a
27a
—1
Mexico
Nickel
May
20%
30
2.50
——
14%
-
17%
31 '
:rv~ft .tn
22% May
31% Oct
20%
29%
Co_J_—
(The)
Corp
3
:27B
Tel__»_^^
Jersey
New
46 74 Mar
16 ;
3 Va
.23/4
Watch Co
&
Nov
19,100
Mar
21 % Mar
Jan
7,700
21/2
2%
1
Tel &
York
Jan
28%
2%
12%
16%
Clock &
New
Jan
68%
14%
16%
Corp
30c
class A—_50c
Mur Co.:
26% May
6
Apr
t
li/8
:
21 y2
10c
Auction
10%
65
25%
;
York
30%
27%
22%
Associates
Process
1,000
68%
38
1% Mar
-
2,400
-
20%
x
12
12,200
-
24%
Co
Inc
England
500
-
ft:
21
;•
lnc_:—
12%
_10
Electric
Park
26,400
20%
12
—1
.
:
Corp
Stores
Don
.
Inc—:
Ltd
Telefilm
Transit
New
12%
277/8
17% Jun
16
New
32%
10
ft Jan
15%
Industries
New
1%
& Exploration
_30c
Silver Lead Mhres—10c
Friday
Machines
15%
New
Apr
12%
5,400
Sep
31% Mar
—2
Presto
Apr
30%
1%
Jun
y4
Sep
2
,/ May
•
1%
:25c
4
11%
1,800
'.2A
New Haven
May
317a
1
Corp
14%
,
4
Sep
SA
Norfolk
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
13%
9y4
.
Sep
28
25c
Nestle-Le
4
34
r
Feb
37a
13%
200
Jan
Nipissing
,
1
3% Oct
ft 2%
500
ft
Oct,
.16% May
Feb
New
Kessler & Bartlett—
A
7,100
4y4
28%
8ya
Jan
93/4
-Aug. ft
-
•4%
'
4
26
97a
12% Aug
Jan
11%
National
147/8 Aug
,.4r% Janf,)-;;
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8""
A13%
2
237a
190
—1
::
.
-
Lockwood
^57a
2%
4
28%
7%
,,
8% May
Jan
5%
4;
5
National Research Corp——x
National Rubber Machinery.,
18 7a May
Oct
•
16,600
-
11,000
Jan
7
17 3ft
12
11%
12% May
6%s Aug
4% Jan
National
127/a May
133ft Jan
1
'
1,200
Jan:
National Petroleum Ltd—_L—_■!_
Nov
37/b May
Oct
12 7a
8%
LI
common
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Locke Steel Chain
Class
'
Corp_____;
-6,800
10% May
ft 17% May
7% Feb'
-3%
-1,600
Nelly
900
;
9y8
."9%
I
4,100
17%
Nedicks
3,000
Oct
7,600
7%
17%
National
2,900
6%
1,200
7y8
11%
15%
Jan
57a
Apr
17%
Jan
1€ 3ft
117a
12%
Jun
12%
Sep
Jan.
16%
4%
__
Oct
Jan
6
7,200
17%
"6 y2
■5%
_1
Apr
97b
39 y4
1
36 72
123ft
25c
Inc
May
68
Jan
1
Jan
1572
:
Equipment Rental Ltd—
Mfg & Stores
27ft July
3% Nov
1674
;
Electric
127a
900
700
•6%
National
9,400
3
4
~6%
1.0 %
'7 'i :
National
National
26%
27a
33/4
5
Corp
(R G)
7
29 y4
* Jan
Oct
25 7a
33/4
5%
•
.Jan?
20
33
.4%
Mar
27b
1
4
9,500
.
10
7%
Casket
New
Extension "University
Motor Products class A
„•<
7% July
11%
vy4
Brewing Co' (Mich)
47
A
—n.
1,3,100
$%.
1
Company
National Company Inc
Mar
28
Jan
5% Jan
5,300
1
^
Salle
L°e
Le
Inc
8%
1
Jun
.—s
Sessions Co
9%
197/b Mar
,
31% Jan
a ft
5
—«
Bowl-O-Mat
25
3
Corp of Delaware
5,400
2,200
4%
.•
11%
Bellas
National
197b Mar
Jfuly
__
National
Oct
ll'ft Apr
.
187a .Jan
5,000 '
10
Industries
Lamson
Lamson
25% Mar
62 %
1
8,100
•
Feb
23%
Hess
26
:
8'%
9%
32%
.
1
—
4,100
8 «'
277a
—1
Lakey Foundry Corp
17%
;
3
283/4
1
Aug
15%
59%
25c
National
Inc
Apr
18
___1
Inc
National
Apparel
36%
Sep
Jan;"
22
Dehydrat & Milling
National
L'Aiglon
Jau
12 %
23%
2.50
;
National
Corp—
common
24%
1,400
.ftfcft.
National
Apr
3974
Jan
2174 Feb
14
Electronics
14%
5,300
16%
National Alfalfa
Jun
8%
j
37ft Jani ft
16,300
14,300 ft
24
'
—
,2.100
14%
60 y2
—
Industries Inc
Nast, Inc class A_.
Nat
Apr
% May
Nov
20%
28
18%
32%
14 y8
1
Napco
Apr
26
Jan
'7%
(The) Corp class A_
Kropp (The) Forge Co
4
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Apr
20%
Jan
24%
Corp
Class A
2%
2,600
~8
Sep
N
4% May
3y8
24
4% Sep
4% May
Apr
Feb
14%
Kratter
Ktflka
31-
Oct
2
13%
Corp
Feb
31%
-
ft.
14%
~6
16% May
14%
(I F) Riibber Co_
Jan
3%
17%
3lV4
Company-
13% May
Nov
12 y4
4,100
1
1
37a
5V2
49% July
Co
(H L) Inc
Kostin
is y4
4,100
11 7a
l7/a
Dept Stores Inc—..
Knott Hotels
12,800
20 y2
1
Kifkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu
Industries
Inc
Kleinert
Muter
23'/4
45%
High
,
Jan
1
(
Nov
19%
42
Corp
Kirkeby-Natus
Inc
Apr
.2,300
2
-__10c
Kingston Products
Kirby "Petroleum
TV
2%
1,300
18"
2.50
—
36%
27%
277a
Ltd
Company
'Klein <S)
ft
47/8May
100
May
Nachman
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kingsford
27ya
ft
26,100
■
Inc
Jun
Jan
Oct;
.100
—1
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
f'Kidde (Walter) & Co
Mills
Low
..
5%
3%
States Tel & Tel,——12.50
Laboratories class A
4
Videotronics class A_
1
25 y4
8%
2%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
4%
Film
Aug
30,200
14,600
5%
__1
.
Murphy Corporation—.
Murray Ohio: Mfg.
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee
Co—
9%
3%
Shares
4
..
94y2
<> '3
Drug Company
Kavanau
Corp
Co
113 % Apr
9
-3"
9'/a
-
-50c
Company
Electric 4%%
for Week
Low
.1
com
Company
Vernon
Movielab
Muntz
Kaiser
Products
Mountain
Apr
MPO
Kaltman
Metal
preferred
Mount
10% May
Jan
Clemens
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
*
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
Feb
'•
Oct
1/128 Oct
15/256 Oct
M
MacFadden Publications Inc——
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
.1
10%
Mackey
Airlines
Inc
Public
Service
10%
4,600
8%
Oct
17%
Apr
23%
25
4,200
15%
Jan
323/4
Aug
24
24»/4
700
19%
Jan
393/a
Apr
Jun
/
1%
1%
l3/4
3,300
1%
Jan
2%
ft
%
%
Jan
37/a
ft
,4%
4,200
37/8
,
Magellan Petroleum Corp wtc—
.Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation—..
Maine
8 s,
25
24%
warrants
Vending Co class A
29,400
%
Jan
1.7b May
474 Oct
33/4
37s
2,700
20%
21%
2,200
37„
-
211/4
—
33/4 Oct >
73/b
191/4 July
22
Apr
Jun
■Majestic Specialties Inc
30%
28
32 Va
8,000
25
Jan
44%
Apr
Mallory Randall Corp
11%
103/s
121/4
3,500
103/a
Nov
1472
Oct
'43
42%
43%
2,800
30%
Jan
57
Apr
10
93/a
10
4,800
Jan
13
May
Mangel Stores
1
-
Tire
...
.
.
Mansfield
■,
•.
.■
.
I
■
......
& Rubber..
International
Marconi
Communication
Martin-Marietta
2.50
Co
£1
Corp
McCulloch Oil
Mead
Johnson
Menasco
Town
40c
90c;
Corp common
4% May
Overseas
Securities-1
I
Electric
2,100
33%
Sep
4672
Oxford
Manufacturing
10
Oct
10
10%
17,500
0s/8
€72
67a
2,400
67b
Jan
87/a
77a
872
42,900
67b
Sep
I
17/b
2%
12,300
17a
Nov
3
6%
14072 14672
7,400
122%
Jan
20272
Micromatic
57a
5%
5 3/8
3,800
4
Midland
■I
29
7a ft
14
Jan
%
Jan
1,400
"
247/s Mar
174 Mar
287a
297b
2,800
•23 7a
Jan
57a
57a
57a
500
57a
Feb
H72
103/a
113/4
4,300
103ft
Nov
1
23/4
2%
27B
3,100
27a
Jan
4
Feb
113/8
U 3/b
100
10%
Jan
13
Feb
Jan
14
Sep
603/a Mar
33
Sep
Mid-West
»
73ft
Apr
20% Mar
Corp $1
1
9%
9%
1
383/4
383/4
*
4'/4
4%
4%
50
47a
Jan
._50c
Associates
Oil
13 74
127a
13%
1,100
117a
Jan
17
207a
21
1,100
197a
Jan
23 72
Feb
237s
243/4
5,100
143/4
Jan
25
Oct
Inc
conv
preferred
Abrasive
Corp
Investment
Mill Factors
Miller
Wohl
41/2%
Milo
Co__
5
Corp
Co
2.50
common
50c
convertible preferred
93/4
40
700
6,200
1
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
Mirro
Power
Aluminum
&
Mohawk
77/a
7 3/a
8%
io3/4
107a
11%
8 7a
32
113/a
11%
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RR
2,300
pfd__100
103
10c
24
"ctfs"
572
35
•
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
243/4
50
Electronics Corp
6 3/a
May
May
103
103
22%
9% May
3972
Apr
4,300
87a
Sep
19 3/a
Jun
300
103ft
Oct
13 74
Apr
50
24
Jan
Jan
May
1,300
983ft Sep
22 74 Sep
104
28 72
Aug
Jan
Inc
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum
674
1
(Can)
Ltd
Corp of America
53/4
672
3,500
5
Jan
8 74
May
6%
578
6%
6,600
372
Jan
8 74
May
31V2
30 7b
32
17 74
Airlines
16 3/4
177a
11
l
l
Warrants
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
class A
11
5%
lst:
Industries
1
31/3
3
4.40%
preferred.:
4.60%
^
preferred series B
100
4.50%
preferred series C
—10o
Jioo
.Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors Bervice partic prefft_*
Morse
For
Electro
Products
footnotes,
see page 40
Jan
ft
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13%
52, - Jan
1€"
1,800
647a May
Jan
ft 217ft Aug
Oct
10% May
133ft
Jan
4%
1,200
37/a
Jan
22%
22%
1,800
15 3/a
Jan
1872
'
Aug
4 3ft
5,500
4%
18
Sep
5 7»
33ft Jun
300:
173ft
Oct
"
,
•
1
2272
.ft
6 74 May
15,900
72
Jan
1%
Jun
10,100
293/4
Oct
45 72
Apr
3,300
16
Oct
29%
25c
152
17,600
3
Nov
1st
42 7s
4172
42%
5,100
37
3178
31%
313A
4,600
3072
Sep
3274 May
—25
285ft
28
29
2,500
2772
Jan
29
1—
preferred
25
redeemable
1st
pfd
series
A
26
25
redeemable 1st preferred
255ft
2572
26
400
2,000
247b Jun
26 7b
Oct
600
247/b
Feb
26 74
Apr
233/4 July
2274 Aug
25 7b
Oct
24
Feb
22
23 7a May
24%
243/4
25
4.50%
redeemable
1st
237b
23%
600
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
preferred—25
23 72
4.36%
Lighting
Inc
2
$4.50
$4.75
$4.75
conv
dividend
Northern
Pacific
Power
Pall
Corp
Jan
943/4 Mar
99
987b
993ft
260
913/4
Jan
9S%
Nov
160
168
Oct
90
160
90
70
130
1,962
166 7b
883/4
&
Light
5%
class
84
pfd
Jan
9074 Mar
372
6.700
27a
Jan
28
30
12,600
2574
Oct
31 3/b
Sep
10
113ft
46,000
9%
Oct
13%
Apr
774
10,100
57ft Jan
3%
6%
372
10374 10574
50c
150
9972
47/b May
93ft May
1083ft Mar
Feb
(C A)
66
66
69
6,000
50
*
23%
22%
2372
3,000
22 3/a
Oct
27 7a Mar
1—1
Paricoastal Petroleum
Pantepec Oil
(C A)
Chemical
Pen
Parker
Co
527s
50
527B
2,100
28%
Jan
687a
Apr
17B
17,200
178
Apr
lh
6,200
;
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Company
class
May
Patino
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100
91
91%"
170
1,400
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99
96%
9174
10
6 3/s
93
9672
"8%
Jan
Mar
11 ya
100
L—
class A
Jan
Jan
152
95
297ft
7
A
Tubes
87% Aug
82 3/4
~83ft
16% May
867b Jan
11
L
Corp
Paddington
867a
,_1
Tele
Ltd
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570
1
Bell
Warrants
1,100
9072
•
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Northwest
Petroleums
Feb
4,700
93 72
90
*
preferred
preferred
Pacific
67a
10
92 7a
90 72
•
dividend
Paoific
972
Jan
July
93
preferred
dividend preferred
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972
277a
*
preferred
dividend
1
1
sft
,
%
1
7 y2
7%
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12%
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A__
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Parkersburg-Aetna
160
149
2572 Jan
800
Industries
Apr
Nov
26
preferred—25
$4.40
45%
26
1st
Pacific
July
25%
redeemable
Pacific
.
253ft
25
4.80%
897a July
89
142 74
Sep
50%
83/b
Apr
69
July
1
Nov
Apr
8874
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1st pfd—25
6%
2
772
13
Oct
4sft Mar
152
Nov
of Canada
Ltd—
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Peninsular
Metal Products
Traffic
637b May
Penn
12
Pentron
May
miii
Co_
Electronics
11%
2
—1
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1
217ft
43ft
600
103/4
11 y2
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14
200
21%
1% May
Feb
12
Jan
15 7a
22 3ft
Feb
12 74 Jan
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23
-
.4
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Apr
Oct
Oct
11%
Oct
Oct
55ft
L
572
5%
1,600
33ft Feb
57ft
2
2ft
2%
2,500
2ft Aug
2}| Jan
%
11
2.50
Corp
7
600
217a
Jan
ft
3,100
21%
Monongahela Power Co—
.
Apr
37/a
'
8
Electric
preferred
5%
Park
Precision
com
Products
&
Gas
572%
Park Electrochemical
Monogram
;
I
$4.36
Midwest
,
Jan
:
Jun
77a May
Jan
1372
10
Hone Corp
Microwave
ft
~i%
5
Jan
97
74
v
Jan
;r
860
583/4
2072
30 3ft
89%
700
43/4,
193/a
Jun
Aug
14672
Apr
1
preferred
••-
43ft
5
12 3/a
:. 23% Oct
8,400
•
Jun
15 7a May
Sep
Jan
10c
Chemical Corp_
Michigan Sugar Co common
;
21%
4% Jan.
8 3ft
,5.700
57%
;• 5772
1'9 3ft
4%
15% Sep
;
972 July
2
1
Michigan
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142,300,, ..'
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,
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-
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16%
5
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•
1
:
5%
Miami
43ft
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Opelika Mfg Corp__
_5
Corp
18
15%
.•113ft
7
L
Rubber
ft
'
1
preferred
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.1
Thermit Corp
100
i
45% May
*
1
Refrigerating Co__
Island Mining Corp Ltd
..."
10 3ft
107b
9%
34,300
24 ft: .ft:. 24. ft 24%+ ft
1,600
670
92 3ft
943/4:..
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13 74
1
preferred
Feb
39
1
a
Mfg Co—
Metal &
Old
177ft
w20c*
:
4%%
26
38%
50c
Co
Co__.
Oils Ltd—
7,000
38%
warrants
Merchants
'Merrill
377/8
87a
t
Corp
&
35
3
Inc
McOrory
37/a Mar
35
1
Ltd
Industries
Brass
Ohio Power
V
__^1
:
.
warrants
Maryland Cup Corp
Uaule
Ohio
Okalta
O'Sullivan
Ltd.
Corp
Maesey-Ferguson
8
Marine
Oak Manufacturing Co
1
Occidental Petroleum Corp
•Ogden Corp :"ex stock dist".
11
93/4
472
43ft
12
4,000-
Jan
13% July
6
2,500
43/4
Apr
10% May
2%
Jan
8% May
8%
2,900
10
-
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1979)
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's
Eange
of Prices
Shares
Last
American Stoek Exchange
,
..
'
:
...
;
•;
.
_
(The)
Pep Boys
Sale Price'
■
Low
Par
_•
1
v
20 V3
Papperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
<
•
500
■
High
,
j!an
7%
2,700
85
-
Low
24
65% Jan
Par
"
Signal Oil & Gas
Oct
Class
.
Island
Long
Perfect
Circle
Perfect
Inc=
^_25c
Corp_
Photo
-Inc
—2.50
—
Permian- Corp
18
-
Peruvian Oils & Minerals1
Phillips-Eckhardt 'Electronics
1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
:
'
Phillips
Screw -Go-——_
Phoenix
Steel Corp (Del)_______
*
4
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——_l
piasecki
.
.Pierce
3%
.,10c
Industries
'
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1
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44
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100
-
17%
22,500
6%
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800
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•
preferred-
;
13%
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:
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Oct
49y«
•
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> 100
24%
4,100
20
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14
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25
24
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14
.
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber.
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76
:
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;
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76
.
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37
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/ Warrants series A—
:
-
Rio Grande
3,700
5%
1,200
4%
Feb
19%
2,800
12%
Nov
300
2%
Feb
10%
10%
ioy8
16,500
%
—%
35,500
6%
13,300
4%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
Oct
21 y4
20%
21%'
7,200
4,500
80%
81%
150
20%
20%
22%
1,100
13
12%
13
1,000
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10%
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Nov
3% Jun
Jan
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-
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>
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11
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20
22%
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20
Paper
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Jan
1.
5
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7%
7%
6%
21%
20 %
21%
6%
6V4
6%
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Apr
7
7%
,
'Feb
19
Max
21V* Jan
23% Mar
A Apr
5% Jun
300
7% Mar
7%
2,000
8
52,900
7%
_37/8
.3%
37/8
4,800
4%
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47/s
10c
1
Jan
500
1
3%
3%
1
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tl
200
1,800
10,800
1,100
3 50
21% May
19
3
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Metai*
10% Feb
11%
100
gy8
9%
25c
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Sfeaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaporcel
25% Apr
,
4Sep
7% Oct
100
~
1
~ ~~i
—
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;
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.
1
I
•
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'
s
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May
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1
9% Aug
13% May
11% .Apr
Jan
4%
20
1
8
Nov
Aug
27
Aug
5
Jan
5
Jan
8% Mar
2,400
2% Jan
2,600
3% Jun
23
25 y8
20,300
20
Jan
48% May
407/s
42%
12,300
20%
Jan
46
23 y4
20 y2
22%
4,500
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—1
12%
12%
12%
1
9%
10%
1,300
8,200
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9%
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pre 1 erred-
Sherwin-Williams
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113
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of
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footnotes,
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see page
40
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11,000
500
117
10
20% Oct
.27
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7%
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11% Oct
6%
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23% July
111
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91 %
Oct
,36% Apr
18
46%
46%
5,700
45%
48%
2,600
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15
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5%
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27,700
6,500
1,400
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,
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81
May
.26V4 'Oct
42% Apr
347/® July
25% Mar
16
Feb
-23% May
4% May
27
Oct
49
Aug
27%, Jun
■66
Apr
53%.July
17 Va
Oct
6% May
9% May
7
July
Feb
2% Jan
4% Apr
2% Feb
>19% Aug
6%/Jan.
3% May
30% Sep
11% Jun
26% Sep
600
common
45% Mar
20%
■
1,600
>100
41% Aug
42
Aug
7
4,200
-
3,300
.32:--
51,100
4,800
12,000
6;700
31,300
Industries
Inc
5%
9%
Co
17%
Markets
com.
3
2%
15
30% Apr
153%
Trans
98
Jan
36
Jan
28%
Nov
%
12,100
%
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2,300
2400
5%
5,800
18 V®
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28
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8% Apr
49
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42% May
5% Apr
14% Feb
31
May
34,
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6% Apr
12% May
15% May
4% May
1% Jan.
97
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2 A Apr
14% Apr
16
Apr
22
.May
4
May
17% May
9% Jun
30% Apr
33% Oct
12% May
6% Apr
34% Aug
89
Nov
<3% Mar
14% Aug
Nov
%
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14%
Jan
4% Nov.
7300
12,600
11% Feb
14=
6%
10%
6%
19%
20%
1,800
800
15% Jan
281
40%
41%
6,100
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43
38
1,600
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15
.27%
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Jan
9
u
Unexcelled
,
Union ?Gas
Chemical Corp
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of
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■
L
Omaha—. —20
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8,400
15%
400
28%
—.
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1
28%
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5%
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1
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Milk Products
Molasses Co Ltd—American dep rets ord regis-—. —10s
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-100
6
9%
48%
'400
9.000
7%
8
7%
8
2,900
16,100
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9% JL0%
48
—
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17%
Oct
22% Jun
15% Jan
of
United Asbestos Corp
United Canco .Oil & Gas Ltd vtc_
United Elastic Corp
16%
15%
>
—14
Co
United
Jun
17% Mar
10
Oct
6%
class A—
World Airlines
United
29% Sep
6%
25,200
;8^700
Corp
Co
Feb
1
2%
-
,.,
Apr
400
5
1% Oct
13%
—
-deposit rets del registered.
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
T'onopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
Town Photolab Inc
I
:
United
Apr
9% Mar
<6% Oct
'
Amer
Oil
Jan
28
Inc
Todd
Lux
Sep
■2%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered.
Cuba
Oct
9% Jan
7
Thrlftimart Inc class A
Trans
Jan
3%
.
14
Tobacco
Trans
Jan
82
70c convertible "preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd.——
Thorofare
"Apr V
11%
4,100
'(warrants"—
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
Jan
137% Jan.'
>•4%'Feb
26% May
700
—
Jan
.20% Jan
J
5,600
—
Inc
Shovel
19
Apr
13% May
17%
10,400
?#. Jan
May
May
2% Oct
3,500
10,700
2%
Nov
4% Feb
3% Jan
3,100
20%
33% Jan
Sep
1,900
'7%
28%
,
Jan
45
15
Power & Light $4.56
Texstar, Corp
Textron Electronics Inc—
Union
31%
3°2 '
.700
1,300
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14% Mar
.28%
95
200
43
24%
%
Union
22%
95
23,300
27
23%
45%
100
2%
2%
33% Mar
34%
m
1—3
7%
6%
24
111
41
%
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41J Apr
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coniihon.12~50
27
43
2%
6% May
24%
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
J2%
5
2% Feb
350
12
Jan
-14% Jan
2% .Feb
19% Jun
.4%
3,200
13
.900
6%
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Contlnental warrants
4%
QVa
13%
:6%
Trav-ler Radio Corp
4i9e
A%
27
18
1
106,600
5»/4
12%
15% Sep i
Sep
.4,700
.16%. Jun
ioc
Transports Corp of Amer cl A
4%
-
II,900
.
>
-\
Jan 1-
200
•4%
May
8% May
41 Va
.Seton Leather Co
Shattuck Denn Mining—
8
22%
1
3%
,
12%
2.50
97/® Apr
1
IIIII
Inc
Serrick
-
IlOc
miHIl
9
3
Seligman & Latz
■<67% Jan
6.500
.
,
141
5% May
16
16% Nov
-
3,500
19
.34
Jan
18
_i
*IIIa
44100
.
15% Apr
Jan
13%
!13%
1
3% Jan
2% Jan
mil
Seeman Bros Inc
Syf
31%
15%
True
Securities Corp General
Security OTgefiold Petroleums
Seeburg CBhe) Corp
19
32%
19%
75
20%
Texas
May
19% Apr
>
24%
Teleregister-'Corp———
'
3% May
Jan
53,300
6%
6y4
10%
.
,72%
24%
•■''
/
8% Jan
14,600
17% Aug
17% Jan
n
*
'18
,75
5
Terry Industries ilnc
Texam -Oil. Corporation..
500
,
3,200
Sep
200
%
Isoc
Corp—
Inc
18%
•
& Fisher Co
Screen
20%
18
Ltd-.
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd-:
Savage Arms Cprp_
Savoy Ipdustries (Del)_
Saxon
20 y4
18%
'
preferred—
Sapphire Petroleums
20%
20
15%
Apr
Co—:
5
% /series preferred-.
41/2 %series preferred4.40% series preferred
14%
5%
18% Jan
3,200
7%
114%
A
2%
2JS00
3,600
10,300
2
5001
-:
45/8
::
-
B2.500
55,900
27
Telectro Industries Corp
Teleprompter (Corp——
'
•
San Carlos Milling Co
San Dtego Gas & Electric
i&
SVa
__i
Thew
St
8% Oct
ay®
—IIIIIlls
.v
Lawrence
Corp Ltd
Salem-Bjosiu s Inc_
2,400
4%
B) Co—
Textron ,Inc
s
1,000
-2,400
.
4%
—1
Electronics Inc
7% Aug
13% Sep
30% Apr
9% May
8% Apr
5%
T%
(Del)_^—
26% May
15% Feb
ir%
10c
500
;
Nov
9%
9%
Mar
12% Feb
5%
5%
12
24% Jan
3% Jan
5% Oct
Television
2%
400
3,700
V® May
9% Jan
;
.300
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terminal-Hudson Electronics
Jan
Oct
26
45% May
12% Oct
4% July
2J100
Oct
Rusco
I
11%
30
*%
7%
12%
-
36
Oct
23
3,800
—1
;
7%
1,500
5
28%
—5
i„
12%
4%
10%
1
Container
.50
1% Jan
-11,000
~i
-12%
4%
__ioo
Corporation
12%. Jan
July
74
13% Nov
19% Sep
1,900
Tel-A-Slgn Inc
Apr
31
t
Ryan
Ryerson & Haynes—
12%
8
23
23
50c
Technicolor
name
Industries Inc
Consolidated Petroleum
12,800
2%
54,700
23,600
4%
/■
38,300
11%
—
Apr
6%
Jan
8% Jan
iy® Jan
6
Jan
12%
.12%
:{'-4% cumulative preferredTampa Electric Co
Taylor International Corp—.
,
10 Vi May
15% Mar
!l,20Q
•1^300
5%
—50c
(The P C)
Effective Oct 3
/
24^
23%
—50c
Russell
4%
4%
*18% C 91/4
'"ll y
"6 tt
:
Oct
4,900
10c
Inc_4/_4_r_
.Class
Apr
42% Apr
18% Mar
4% Jan
1,200
'
-i:
*
5%
200
6-
"4%
.——5
:
Roxbury Carpet ^Company_______
'4
5%
24%
8
ordfflkfcy-^.,.
Corporation
Technical Material
-Royce. Ltd—
Amer djep xcts ord regis
3,800
23%
—1
—
—
Ltd—I-.
Chemical Co
(The) Cotnpany
Talon Inc
31%'May
Feb
14%
.23%
1
Syntex Corporation!—
::85
4
2,400
Jun
Oct
9
Jan
2OV2
31%
13%
—1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants-
41/Mar
"78Va Feb
•
30
13%
1
Valley Gas Co—
10 Va
*8% Jun
68% Jan
25
Sep
-20
Sunset International Petrol Corp
23%
14% Jan
4;300
21%
8,000
I,300
1
Sunair
v9%Mar
-
10
74
81%
-3.C
Styion
4% Mar
0%
July
27% Nov
Inc
w
200
22
18% Aug
17
Apr
8% Mar
Aug
72%
Supercrete Ltd25c
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
Superior Window Co class A
IIlOc
'Supermarkets Operating Cou.___——50c
8% Mar
2% Jan.
r
■
5%
14
20% Oct
Corp common
preferred
New, common
12,500
Aug
7,400
(Hugo) /Corp
Corp
Stop ,& Shop Jnc_
Struth^rs Wells Corp
32% Jun
15%
7%
Stone
14% Sep
v
20% jun
'7% Jan
7%
Stinnes
,
Nov
3,800
5%
Canada
Stetson "(J
"[-1 "Rolls
.
-
5
Jan
21/2
,
.
.
Jan
7%
v
,
■
Feb «
13%
12%" 14%
2%
: Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
____1
S Ritter Finance class B common
1
Robinson Technical jProducts. Inc^.__20c ' '
r;
.Rochester Gas Ss -Elec A% pfd F
100 •*'
■ <-■:. vRogers
Corp_
r ■«
Rollins Broadcasting Inc_'
;______~i
r.i.
11 y®
1,000
•18%
13%
*v
in
/
4,900
3,100
5%-
'
f
19
•
__10c
;
Rico
-
72%
72%
4%
5%
"
;
''4% Aug
■2% May
.
% Jan
53y8
'-
.10 Va May
21
300
1S%
Get
22% Jan
22% Feb
'
common- —1
Co
'
Inc
Resistoflex Corp_______
Restaurant
Jan
24%
23%
Jan
800
21%
14%
~9%
81
83% Nov
21% Aug
22
Nov
35% Jan
'25% Apr
Jan
68% Jan
200
,.0OJ
_
20%
14%
115%
I
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
;
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10% Apr
-f
12%- 12-%
68%
,
-
20
Jun
3%
.
85
Jan
21%
3
Stephan
8% Apr
4% Mar
Feb
24 V4
23%, 'Jun
20% May
of
•
22%
62
14% May
Instruments Inc_—
Aug
83%
22%
$0
500
liOOO
27%
Parts-
22
25%
24%
24%
Co
Feb
18
85
27%
Steel
Stepan
i.Trust' of. America
1
I_. .—1
Steel
Stelma
10% Sep'
; 54%.Sep
.34% May
r
-
2?%, Jap
:
8% Jan
Btatham
19% May
? 6% Jan
1,100 I : 27% -Jan
2,600
5% Oct
0% Oct
Jan
Jan
,
1,200
May
.19%
10% Mar
Ml% May
14% Jan
'
6
convertible
-
■,/ Realty Equities Corp of N Y_____,___il
Reda Pump Co—
i
Reeves Broadcasting. & Dev__________l - ' "4%
Reeves Soundcraft Corp__^_______.
7 '>
5c ; ■
v - Reinsurance
Investment Corp_____.
i :
4%
■'.
Rets (Robert) & Co_____i._________-_i
;■ i%;
v
;
Reliance Insurance Co_
lo
72%
: Remington Arms Co Inc_________
i ' •
.■,
Republic Foil Inc
l
24%
Republic Industrial Corp______^___
_i
4% '
(The)
'./.Jan
4,800
*
24%
15
Sep
27% Sep
Jan
22
,14% Sep •
/1,300
15%
16
Feb
22% Oct
175
4,500
-
16%
!
13
200
151/4
/
-
.
'
•
i
:
Rath Packing eo___________^_______io
/ is ? .. .Rayette Co Inc__
^__'___________40c
;
15V4
i
;
.
.
•
50c
9
"
7%
Co
Corp
Uranium Mines
Mar
65% Jan
5%
Aviation
Stanrock
35'
,
7%
Co
Products
Nov
5%
Standard-Thomson Corp
standard Tube class B
6A Sep
:i
;:
Metals
Standard
.
42% Feb
7%
convertible -preferredStandard Forgings Corp
Standard
•,
Aug
^63
5*
Si.60
Standard
•'
10
82%
" :_lc
Dredging Corp
1
*
8,200
39
22%
2
~
Paint
;
16
37,300..
32%
I25
Tnc—
lnc_
Brands
■
5% Jan
»S
Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer
..'•'.!6%'jati
9%
32
73
Sperry
88% Oct
105 Apr
>
500
*»%•
25"
MachinesIII
Sports
100
21%
17%
5
.
88 y4
41% July
25%
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe /Corp
Feb
'13%
24% Apr
35 Va Apr
--19% Jan
270
30 V 10%
li4%
Pipe Line
1
(Southern Realty •&
Utilities—IHIIIIIl
Apr
26%
"47%
37%
Southern
Southland Royalty Co
fipeedJ£)-Print Business
17%'Cct.
(
350
.7%
.
32%
J25
California Petroleum Oorp
Southern Materials Co inn :
Oct
Sep
500
7%
,8%
T0
25
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred—
Jun
14
"
~
cumulative preferred—
% Jan
17%
47
iio
cumulative preference—
Southern
Oct
611
k
preferred——III25
convertible preference
2% Apr
A Sep
4% Jun
27,
«%
25
4.32%
13 V® Aug
Jan
.
3
j,
Apr
Sep
3
17%
$3
4.08%
;
9%July
.
Jan
,
—
4,56%
32
f
-
•
I "
6
28% Apr
26%
47%
£1
4,24%
Jan
18
;
•
:
original preferred
4.48%
.
t.3% May
Oct
■
1
California Edison—
cumulative
Apr.
22%
;
(
—
J7%
•27
cumulative preferred
21%
'
1,800
I
4.88%
22%
1
17%
Coast Com—,
" ■*
South Fenn Qil
:Co_n__-_mm-T2lio
5%
:'M 73%
4% Jan
5ya- Jan
12%
17%
South
.Southern
27%" Apr
15% May
59% Apr
~
Jan
11%
-
3%
1
16% May
.-«
35% July
2.D00
.
6%
3%
Amer
Feb
3
/
-
"
soy* Jan
2 •"'/ Apr
60%
:
%
3%
'17%
High,
Oct
22% Oct
4.100
18,400
28,400
2.000
•—„
Apr
i
Feb
10% Jan
1,
1%
%
Publishlng-I-
50
'
300
lVt
!l«
,
28%
«
J
V/a Sep
7%. Oct
.
7%
1%
1
rets
Low
20
225
10c
-r
'
is y»
n%
6%
..
••
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Nov
24
7%
Manufacturing—_^^__^..___->a
16% Jun
15% Aug
14% July
t
Sep
.
22%
if°not®j?e Corp„__.-w___:m~--l:;l
rSoss
:
-
Range Since Jan.J
22,400
"^%
dep rets ord registered—
.Slick Airways ;inc_
1
23%
IIII20C
Simpson's LtdSinclair Venezuelan pll rn
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
15% S^p
103 / Apr
Jan
12 Va
4,800
18%
Puerto Rico
•
;"2-
41%
20
;_
Oct
Service of Colorado—
4%%
'V
Gas__—
/ 39
17;000
14 y4
-V.
6%
______
convertible preferred-—_
(The i Company.
Prophet
■
200
13%
deposit
Simmons Boardman
$3 conv preferred,
17%'May
10% Apr
11 y4 May
5% Mar
11
40'
'
14%
Mines 'Ltd—________■
.
r',
J (In
:
11%
"
44%
2,
i«
41% '
Proctoy-SUex Corp__:
ll___i
Progress. Mfg Co' Itic common—
1
87
/
;
'73%
!___——i_;66%
/Prudential Realty Cdrp-.i_——'„_l0e
Jan
;,
1,8001
1,000
;
7%
;/ .7%
17% 4:
17%
11% /. \ii%
53%
*
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,
American
21%
_«
.___HI—II25o
Lighting Inc_
Automobiles—
Simco
Shares
High
,
22%
——
7.10% oet
200
.
3%
:7
6
Sllvray
/■:
6% Feb
7% Apr
.
.
-7% Jan
/;
5,700-'J
<
12 V4
1%
--
___
Preston
-y 1,500
4
>40
CorpIII_
Transistor
4/78%
r
.
*
-
3,700 v
»
14%
12
•
400'
3,300 '
-9% :-
13.%*
•
; Polycast (The ). Corp-i-!
_i._____2.50
Polymer Corp- class'*
1 Powdrell,<5i Alexander Inc (Del)2.50
Powcf Corp: of Canada—
%
Prairie-OllRoyaltiesLtd——_1
Pratt & -Lambert- Co________
• v
Prentice-Rail
100
9
12 y4 / >
___^50c
r
Aur
■
Silver
7% May
.
;
Sales
Jor Week
Range
•f Prices
Low
_2
—
Creex Precision
Corp—
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Aug
;2^ 'Aug'
4% Sep
11,600
7%,
8%
•
12%
Products' class a—l__1_„__1
'/ Poloron
»:
100
9%
-
10
Electronics 'Corp—-—
•
3J %
-
■
.__
.'Materials-& Polymers lnc___10c
Plume &" Atvvood- Mfg Co—_
____♦
Pneumatic
i-
29 1
21% July
36% AUg
3% Mar >
2,200
10% •ll%
1 .U'/8 I'
Plastic
-3,000
.
3% ; <• 3%
14%
7>-
8%- '""
•
■
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Pittsburgh Railways Co—*"
37
-Oct
*
.
:%Juh
.'
14,100
13 y8
i3%'
*
.:4-7.
,
Feb
12
15% Jilly
27% July
76,500
-5%'.
5
:
22%
14,100
-5%
35%
/til''
900
8,100 '
,1 %
-
;;;: 5«/4
37
: 5
!
Oct
29%
1%
5%
10%
%
18%
,r
Industries
—
5,
Philippiner-Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
V
29-<
28 Vs
,
1%
-
1,000
IIV4
17%
*
■
"
,
■
'•*
28 ya
10c
.
,-10%
%'' " '281/4
28
•
.
B
■Silicon
11%
class Ji
Co
Week's
/Last
Sale Price
American Stook Exchange
r
Oct
-90
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
'
21%
" 85
—
Sales
High
201/4
-
(Range for Week Ended November
3)
for Week
Friday
STOCKS
39
7%
20,400
300
20V®
10 V®
15% Nov
Jan
25% July
4
Jan
3% Jan
% Jan
40% Apr
9% iNoy.
4%
Feb
4% Jan
7% May
6% Sep
3ft Apr
50
Aug
,10% Oct
10% Jun
7%
United
■,
4% Jun
173%
173% <175
70
167 Va Mar
Oct
-Feb
.30
Oct
<4
0% Apr
17r"*<
V
I
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1980)
.
.
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended November
Week's
Friday
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
S
8
Vine©
Vita
Products—
Pood
Vornado
6%
Products
Nuclear
Western
.
,
10%
10%
11%
13%
7%
10%
10%.
24%
32
28%
33 V*
4%
700 "
:
6
12% May
National
5%s
15%
Jan
New
Nov
Nippon
3,100
12,000
~2%
45,200
1%
32,300
1
75
4.% May
1%. July
Jan
-.270
16% May
,
1% Jan
1%
Jan
93
90%
4*.
.4.
4%
4%
lid
1
,
»
4
4%
.3,000
6% May
18% Jan
29% May
'
^
26%
26%
200
30%
33%
6,800
5%
14,700
4% Jan
—1
13,600
3% Aug
211 July
5%
4%
4%
5%
"4%
13%
.50
3%8,600
3%
34%
j.
2% Jan
-<
A
;
•
38%
35%
38%
—
-20
27%
26%
27%
——
,:
29
17
15 Yt
2,200
15%
Oct
10c
1%
2%
45,100
%
Feb
29
29.:
100
22
Jan
20%
20%
21%
4.1Q0
12
May
3%
3,400
White Eagle International Inc__
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wieboit Stores Inc
—1
—1
Brothers
Wilson
5%
Wood Newspaper
16%
12,500
95
95
95
1
30
Raceway
100
4,650
15%
14%
14%
12%
35% Sep
7%
1,300
13 y4
19 Va
12
_40c
Inc
——
4 Va
15%
Va Nov
Nov
'6%
Period
American Stock Exchange
4s Inc debs
Steel & Pump
3,200
4% Jan
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Brandywine
Raceway
Chemoil Industries 6s
Assn
68
.
$ 120 V2
88Va
i —June-Dec
—
w
Feb-Aug
—
$71
103%
50
—
5
'
High
66
40
—
v
subord debs
California
Interest
Period
•;
,
I
3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s s f debentures 1972-—T
„T
3%& sinking fund debentures 1973—
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977—
1st mtge & coll trust 4V»s 1978—;
debentures
f
s
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
debentures
United
5s
f
States
conv
1980
1981
High
U S Rubber 2%s debentures
2%s
series C
debentures
United
States
Bonds
4%s
s
4s
f debentures
No.
Low
High
92%
:
96%
89%
7
90%
92
91
93%
87%
5
92%
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97
98%
——
88%
96 V4
89
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12
101 Vi
98"
5
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92%
96 Vi
101%
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29
97%
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15
101%
105 y8
5
101 %
104 V4
161
111%
144%
-
103%
103 %
103
Vanadium
*81%
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1983
,
.
.
3VsS„ conv subord debentures 1969__
4%tf conv subord debentures 1976
Vendo Co—
.
80
81 Va
89
—
—
-
—
""
91 Vs
102
92 V4
98%
101% 101 Va
96%
96%
199
97-/2
101%
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•
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101
,
94
Income-4%s series B Jan 1991
80
-April
*78
.
89%
89%
103
115
42
120
156
91 Va
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t96%
_Jan-July
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-May -Nov
April-Oct
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m
:
*83
■"
133
102
•
207
-
4%s series H
1982
•'
"
series I
1982
4%s series J
1982
4%s
4%s series K
5s
series
L
4%s
series
M
Electric
3V4s
.97%
84%
"86%
78
89%
88
83%
;
92%
,
80%
84%
10
85
92
98%
20
94%
99%
105
8
19
100%
5
97 Va
105%
102 Va
105%
11
97%
102%
102% 102%
1
98%
102 %
2
90%
99
U03%
100
100
102%
91%
91%
91%
J 89%
92%
91%
91%
.June-Dec
$96 %
Webb
.June-Dec
67%
105
,
105
93
88
90
~2
89%
92%
4
98 %
100
100
1974
80
103% 104
-Jan-July
Knapp Inc 5s debs
89%
83%
102% 103
104
105
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
&j
91
86
'
1970. ._Feb-Aug
Wasatch
97%
95
82
i
9034
90
__Feb-Aug
&
"
t82%
1985
Gas
42
89
t89%
_Mar-Sept
4%s series N 1986
Apr-Oct
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
-April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971. _Jan-July
Southwestern
I;
87
i 85
Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sept
1985
97
83
"r
"
-Jan-Aup
1
1983
96%
"f 88 %
t80%
t8i
97
-Feb-Aug
_
C 83
'
98
101
96%
63 %
98%
72
9%
13%
87%
87%
64
17
69%
66
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
•
Baden
Jan-July
$120
•
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1902__—Jan-July
$8
German
(Germany)
7s
1951
$86
Jan-July
Jan-July
6%s 1949—
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2Vbs 2008—May -Nov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
_May-Nov
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
___April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
—June-Dee
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008.
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012__Jan-July
5%s seres A
4%s
•
10%
Banks and Clearing Assn—
Adjustment Debentures—
;
Savings
series
1967
$C6
1967
B
$120
(Prov.)
Hanover
$64
—
'
''
$60
.
1
.
;
,
$60
-
99
$99
66
$62
44%
V
29
62
66
44
48
45
—
45
52
$45
99
*
55
(not included in year's range)., d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex -stock
dividend,
"h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
xEx-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
v
■'
No
par
value,
a
Deferred delivery transaction
Bonds being traded flat.
^
prices;
no
-
-
.
sales being transacted during the current week.
•
certificates of deposit;
.
.
..
84
7
83%
83%
8
72
*86 Va
*90%
79%
84
72
5
114% 116
86 V4
89 Va
69
RECORD
Interest
Last
25
Week's Range
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bonds
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000- —Feb-Aug
Washlngton Terminal 2%s series A 1970- -Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967. -Jan-July
General mortgage 3s 1979
-May-Nov
Bid & Asked
No.
High
*32%
Warren
*84%
96%
Rangs Sinoe
Sold
Low
Jan. 1
Low
High
—
28
__
84 Vi
49%
84%
94%
98
96% : 97
19
i
84
74%
79%
May-JVou
*92%
97
91
93%
_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 Vis series C 1979
.April-Ocf
5%s debentures 1982_Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3Vss ser A 1981— _Jan-July
97%
96
99%
West
Penn
Penn
West
Electric
Power
3%s
3%s
income debentures
1974
series
I
*79
1966
1984
—
May
51
51
98%
29
53
48
44
'52%
26
44
56
94% : !94%
51%
1
91
97
51%
*80%
56%
82
81
__
99 %
96%
99%
2
99%
75
75
7
75
78
96%
96%
93%
96%
*85%
.Mar-Sept
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—.Mar-Sept
.Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
-Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures 1975
-May-Nov
—Feb-Aug
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
_J an-July
Wilson & Co 4%s s f debs 1978
*73%
94
12
87
72
..
70
*80 V8
73
72
—
112%
6
91
94
4
98 Vi
91%
92%
94%
61
94
*81 Va " 89
112%
81%
91
1*8%
'
.
*
'
69%
'
'
84%
..
97
Central RR Co*60%" 61%
50
50
*79
*—
-Jan-Ju
*90%
62%
38%
50
79
81
88%
—
.Mar-Sept
1971—
58%
92
91
—
Yonkers Elec Lt, St Power 2%s 1976-
Youngstown Sheet & ■ Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
Jan-July
;; *77%; —;;
77
77
•
April-Oct
1
100% 100%
76
104%
98
Deferred delivery sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd lot sale not
in the year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sal*
ip the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
Included
not included
77%
68%
27
—*
73%
4
"
§
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
,
'
'
,
•
'•
t Companies feported as being in bankruptcy,
—
88
73%
—
94
98
103%
85%
94 Va " 94 Va
4s series A 2004—
-Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029_
May
.June-Dec
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
a
' 86%
90%
—
certificates;
(Range for Week Ended November 3)
New York Stock Exchange
77
84%
—
—
89 Va
81
85
*87
__:
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
79%
76%
——
84
83 %
72
99%
65
85%
79%
—
.
.
Feb-*ov
80
99%
99%
94%
1965— -Mar-Sept
;
1979
F
mortgage 2%s 1979;
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s
118% 176
«...
-».
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971—.
83%
•
1A Gen mtge 4s. income series. A Jan
1981——April
"itee
30
61
:
w
■
89%
122% 125
*82%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003.
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s 1983—
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995———
May-Nov
Flist lien and ref mtge 3%s ser O
1973-April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s Series F 1983
May-Nov
? 6s subord income debs 2008—
Feb-Aay
BR Co—
3s
1st
1st & ref 2%s series G 1979
June-Dec
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3-%s ser I 1981
June-Dec.
1st & ref M 3V4s series J -1982—
_Aprll-Oc#
Wabash
87%
87%
Mar-Sept
subord debs
1980_
Mar-Sept
Virginia Electric & Power Co—;
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
1975—Mar-Sept
1st & ref 3s series F 1978Mar-Sept
conv
133
First mortgage
93%
102
-June-Dec
'
4%s
156
1981
series
;
Wisconsin
Corp of America—
—
1976
D
3%s series E 1978
5s
138% 144%
1447/8
—April-Oct
Jan -July
—April-Oct
debs
71
;
'
ioi
104%
156
VJan.1
99%
—May-Nov
1986!
141%
98%
98%
103
3%s series G
series
3V8s
Rangs Since
Sold
■
1976
1967
Steel
tioo
1981. -May -Nov
1976
90
70 %
'
2%8
1967
BONDS
93
99%
—April-Oct
23
73%
103%
_Jah-July
-Feb-Awff
.Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
-Feb-Aug
April-Oct
•
Freight Co
subord debentures
1998
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
101
65
*90
—April-Oct
& coil tr 5s 1980—;
5Vas
90%
-
---Feb-Aug
May-Nov
—April-Oct
__Mar-8ept
—Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
May-Nov
May -Nov
157
100
66:
}99% 100
;
_
1
$ Friday's bid and ask
84%
*91%
Jan-July
1978—
1st mtge
s
73%
1984. JUne-Dec
Corp 3s
1973
58
87
——
—Jan-July
:
mtge & coll trust
4%s
120% 122' ;•
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1973
B
125
101
75
Low
United Gas Corp 2%§ 1970
76
127
125
Friday
BONDS
91 %
87
Apr-Ocf
1976
1968
1964
Edison
A
series
Week's Range
Friday
I
i
w
Power
series
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
1st
Water
3s
Continued from page 35
New York Stock Exchange
62%
150
123
__
Feb-Oct
3%s
93%
88%
120
—
5
103
'
.
Low
88%
$100
_June-Dec
Jan. 1
No.
92
.
Rangs Since
Sold
60
91 Va
debs 1973
May
8% Mar
Bonds
72
Quar-Feb
1978
6s
High
$57
68
June-Dec
Elec
10
137
Week's Range
Sale Price
1994.—June-Dec
Power 3y4s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Appalachian
10
5%
Last
__June-Dec
1974
debs
subord
con
39% Aug
Jan
5
Low
5%s
Jan
2,300
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Sep
4% July
7%
5
5%
8
Jun
20 y8
1,800
34
1% Jan
Nov
4
2,700
4%
32%
6%
8% May
3% May
Aug
5%
24.200
159
54%
121 %
Jan-July
-
conv
May
19% Mar
2% Aug
% Jun
4,800
6%
4%
33'%
50c
10c
Zapata Off-Shore Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp
1
5%
6
25c
5
1
com
new
it
U
6%s
1st mortgage
97% Jun
Jan
7
_£1
'
preferredCo_:
• Amer
Sep
Jun
16
Atfg
90% Jan
—5s
ord regular
Zale Jewelry
Alsco Inc
15
Petroleum
Harbor
Debt
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6%
5"% May
21% Jan
15 %
—2
Inc
preference
Yonkers
12 %
Oct
16,300
:
(F W) LtdT-
American dep rets
6%.
Oct
16%
—1
Machine—
Industries
Woodall
Woolworth
Jan
7%
3%
19%
22% Jan
pfd-.
Light 4%%
Industries Ltd
Pwr &
(John)
May
Apr
3%
8%
3%
-25
preferred
Wisconsin
Wood
May
41 %
13%
8
3ya
—1
common
5
2% Sep
Jan
100
8%
—1
15%
Apr
4,100
19%
-10
127
10
97%
138
125%
-
33
21% Nov
32
III
Industries
Co
2% May
20
1,400
26
25%
26
Williams Brothers Co
&
3%
3%
—1
P
7%
59%
t93
Jan-July
1976
3V8s
Oct
15.%
I
—Mar-Sept
—May-Now
1970
Southern
Sep
2%
'
11%
"
July
24% Oct
1,500
26%
33
15%
(R C)
5%s
Jan
28% Feb
26%
137
133
6%
97% 101 %
t56%
90
76
100%
7%
America—
of
Rapid American Co 7s debs
Safe
Oct
32%
Jan
20
300
...:
—1
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whtopany Paper Board
:— 10c
Williams
3%s
49% Mar
30% Jan
1,000
-10
;
t6%
Inc—
1961
3%s
wi
Power
3s
% Jan
2,600
101%
1976
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
Apr
95% July
Nov
•
3
110
"
Jan
%
Jan
30%
.—
1984
debentures
1st mortgage 3s
1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
Oct
5
4%
Ohio
Apr
5%
119%
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
May-Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
6 % %
Television
&
debs
conv
Occidental
7% May
88%
33%
88
24
Corp—
Power
Corp
5%s
,1% Mar
% Jan
100
88
42%
14
1
115% 122
26%
16
17%
Electric Power
Nuclear
July
5Vi Apr
Jan
2
2,400
•taiiV
95
3% Feb
400
.■/.
94
155
8% May
1% Jan
4% Jan
2%
Jan
85
29%
17%
May-Hov
Jan-July
1970
Co Ltd—
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
10% Feb
Jan
4s
1963
subord
Theatres
England
84
27%
April-Oct
RR
1974
33%
29%
May
4%s 1978
Research
Sep
8% Mar
May-Nov
1974
Bellas Hess 5%s
convertible
Jan
89%
94
J6
National
12%
High
92%
92
:
National
5s
Jan. 1
Low
>
1963
6s
Western
<fc
Valley RR 46
29 Va May
Jan
debentures
Kawecki Chemical
Midland
No.
92 %
.
Rangs Since
Sold
High
Corp—
Italian Power Realization Tr
Jan
Jan
Bonds
Friday's
RR—
Division—
J
Registered
•
19%, May
14 % Oct
3%
N
—Feb-Aup
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
15% May
4
Western
Development
Oct
Oct
&
Guantanamo
Oct
1%
-25C
Inc.
subord
6s
General
6%
70
5%
6%
5%
If
or
Bid & Asked
—Jan-July
1975.
debs
of
Builders
6%
200
-
-50c
Tablet & Stationery—
Williams-McWilliams
General
16
,—
——
•
16% Jan
38,300
:
22% May
31 Va Apr
'
1978
mortgage 4s series A 1993
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
10 y4
r
12,700
10
23%
Nov
10
18,900
10 V8
6% Apr
V.,
3%s
1st
Feb
15% May
8% Oct
'
•
5% Feb
--8,000
>
Jan
Lack
Lackawanna
Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
10V4 July
5
13,200
6V2
7
American dep rets ord shares-— —la
Western
.
17%
Apr
"2%
pfd;..
Inc..
Oct
4% Oct
;
-10
Ltd—
Western Stockholders
.
13%
13%
5%
Inc:—i.,
40% Aug
July
8% Jan
•
5,700
10,000
12 Va
10%
23%
Western Gold & Uranium Inc..— -IOC
Western Leaseholds
.
500
1,200
12%
.
Utilities 4.40%
>
10%
J
—4
Westbury Fashions Inc__
Western Development
Co
Delaware
Jan
7%
11,000
-
-
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd—-—.1%
West Texas
8%
4%
~
12 %
Knapp
West Chemical
;
13
lnc common.™—-10c
•.
preference—
—IIIi
Weiman & Company Inc
1.25
Wentworth Manufacturing;
&
Chicago Transit Authority
Davega Stores Oorp—
6%s convertible subord
Apr
9%
100
preferred
9%
16%
Oct
27
OR
7 v 2,000':
11%
4%
;
series
$6
f
12,000
7%
4%
Waltham Precision Instruments Co
Webb
8%
11%
7%
—
common—
conv
non-cum
lOVs
8%
4
——————-
Bond Inc
&
13% Mar
i
49% Mar
8%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
•
10c
preferred
7%
Waitt
Jan
14%. May
94,500
9%
30%
9%
Co—
Wagner Baking common
.
8%
4% Jan
8,100
u
10
1
Inc
Aircraft
Waco
7V4
8%
-"m
2
———25o
—
•
Vogt Manufacturing—
5% May
31% Jan
5% Oct
4,200 "
1,800
10 %
30%
9%
—
Corporation———-—
Coal & Coke Co—
Virginia Iron
!'
Nov
8
1,800
45%
6%
1
7%
______25c
A__
class
9%
44%
9Va
45%
Co__
Inc
..
5% July
500
J
1
1-—
1
(The) Instrument Co——-1
Victoreen
8%
-1
warrants
Venture Capital Corp of America
Van Norman Industries
Viewlex
8
Oct
3
2,100
3%
6
-1
Valspar Corp_
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber—:
Victor Paint
3
5%
Period
High
Low
3%
Air Conditioning Corp
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. I
High
578
50c
U S Ceramic Tile Co
1
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co——:——1
Universal American Corp
25c
Universal consolidated Oil
,—10
Universal Container Corp cl A com.lOc
Universal Controls Inc
—25c
Universal Insurance I
__17.78
Universal Marion
Corp
•
Utah-Idaho Sugar—
.
.
-5
U
BONDS
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Par
3)
Friday
78
77
81%
the Bankruptcy
•
receivership,, or.reorganized under Section 77 of
Act, or securities assumed by such companies..!-LV
„r
'
Friday's bid and ask" prices;
•Bonds selling flat.
no
sales being transacted during current week.
f
;
Volume 194
Number 6105
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1981)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
■<
'
side
KS
•'-.Friday
:
-'"uv*;.v;-;,r. -Last
-Sale Price
^'-•'v-'Par':-;'
Motors.
American
Corp__
—1.66%,
American Tei
.
Anaconda
Company
6Q
Edison. Co_
Boston
vl7%
82%
Cities
.
'
15%
4V2 %
_10'
com
pfd^w
cum
Eastern' Mass
44
y
-.,100
Street/Railway com—100
Ford
4
Motor
General
".Gillette-
Co
-
68%
,C0-,^__.:/—
Electric
_5
Cpi_
/
28%
4
--Narragansett
National
Racing
Association.
Companies
New England Electric System
New
100
England Tel
Mathieson
Olin
& Tel
Rexall
Drug
Shawmut
Stone
and
Chemical
Co
12
Torrington
Co
Shoe
U
U S
Co
Corp
Jan
Jun
74
51 7/b
14%
14 7/s
159
11 V»
55%
43%
Jan
25%
16
182
36%
945
29Va
Jan
36%
127
53
Jan
71%
Woolworth
46%
204
j4%
Jun
57%
124
377/a
Jan
26 3/8
1,008
62%
653/4
679
56%
60
38%
40%
17%
59
603/4
263/4
10
103/e
102
772
38%
Nov
14
Oct
49%
Wrigley
Allen
Apr
American
Sep
Avis
Metal
4%
Gas
of Prices
!
Low
-
Shares
High
Range Since Jan. 1
/
"
Low
Die
Ford
;•
Stock.iYardi.
T''.
y
./.;
:
f-
''
-y.y.
Aug
148
-July
:27
Jan
/
36% Jan
16%
20
»
-
-
t
"
'
;
Jan
.
36
.
Exchange;
Airlines
was
not
.
Can
Cyanainid
lication.
American
'iilJI
Motors
we were
American' TeFiSB''Tel4
American
press
Tobacco
Corp
Anaconda
>v
We
Corn
Davton
-
intend
Sep
38
,
Apr
•
16%
Feb
Jan
65
-
17%
Jan
637a May
6f%
Jan
.79 Vi
383/b
Jan
Jan
Sep I
/
;
Eastman
El Paso
637a
110
317/a
Jan
39%
43 %
538
35%
Jan
443/b May
39 Va
53-
Jan
373/b
17
49%
56%
75
;;
Jan
28
Jan
Sep
Jan
Jan
51"
(CM)
Lamp
Mfg
98%
355/b
Co
B.%
comm<
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.
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.
25
-_-y_
47e
51
Nov
11
17a
Feb
4%
100
7%
Apr
9 % Mar
,
1
10
400
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:.
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.
.
/;
7%
lib
100 /
1./
;
V
100
36
_
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46
11/.
13%
5%
———
Oct
Oct
Apr
/
V 27a
•
Jan
•
Jan
500
2 Ve
Apr
/ 133/4 Feb
483/4 Oct
;
10%' Nov/
13 Va
10% May
.2% Apr
Feb
15%. Mar
'
Mar
/ 20
5%
.
Nov
*
33/4
34
24
Jan
-Nov
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•
V
Sep
255
/
8% Nov
.22
Jan
6V4 Feb
;
1,024-"
5 Va'
-.33/4
..
;
May-
11
>5,958^;
1074
2
-
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5
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17% July !/'■
-
303
.
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8
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22
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,
6,700
367e *
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Jan
V
T
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>
3% May
32%
37e
Oct
Feb
44•
lil
108
1674
52
81% Feb
-
Apr
/" 57i -Nov /
1377--
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...
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i
345
.
26% -Sep
v"
% Sf ar
.
"7
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13%
13%. Jan
50
-
Sep
Sep
183/4
Feb
"58
Apr
•
Jan
Oct
/■',." '•/;, "
Steel
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'*>'■
■
-
{
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18%
'
300
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147b
2874
28
283/4
10 V4
103/b
205/a
20Va
203/a
26%
27
57%
57%.
197a
20Va
49%
49%
7 Va
-50c
—•—1
10
2
America-
of
•
Jan
327«
Jan
51
403/4
47
.
26 V2
American
Airlines'(Un).
American
/.<;
20Va
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
(Un)
American-Can
American
.
^——.
American Investment
Apr
Sep
Atig
«
—12.50
447b
10
45 %
(Un)
/"
American
;
Apache
1
15
Oct;..
14
May
Jan
63/4
300
•fi-
Mar
Jan
300
163/e
31
Oct "
700
:9% Sep
15 Va
Apr
19 Ve
Oct
26%
Oct
297a May
387a July
1,200
57% Oct
1,900 "
19%
Oct
100
423/b
July
-'—
-
5.000
*
5%
81 Va Mar
26%
Jun
593/b
Jan "
/
34%
May
397*
60 Va
,
Jan
•2,900
Oct
793/4
•
8OV4
247a
39%-
•
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793/4
200'
:
Oct
20%
400
5,800-
Jan
Apr
46 V» Aug
497e Mar
89Va- Sep
257a Aug
373/a Oct
62%
Apr
•
17 v4' 18
3,100,
15%
15%"'
313/4
r
X
3174
100,
53 3/a
557#.
'477b
48Va
197/b
207/B
Jan
'••■
(1037a Jan
347a Mar
130
Apr
657a
1017a
Oct
Jan
62%
Sep
44
...
Jan
41 %
..
500
„
*
,31%. Apr
16Va Mar
Jan
27%
,
6,500."
400
98V4IOOV4
Corp
123/4
2,800v
120% 126
9974
Jan
64% May
""
'48%'
-
207b
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1,000'
2,300 1 '
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*
713/a
,"43%
400
41 vi
25
common.
'
4374
600
.
25
"
Jan
53% July
•.28%; Jun
38
200
277b
287B
Apr
Apr
79% Aug
21V* Jan
"
*
247/b
25%
44%
68% Jan
1,900
74
i
1»% Jan
S5% Jan
""
"
41 Va
28%
pfd.
1,500
-10Va
Products
Corp
Refining Co—
Automatic
Canteen
/
19
-
52%
53 Va
28%
29%
23
22%
233/4
237a
Co
23
America-2.50
of
217a
100
10 Va
19
29
Jan
10 Ve Mar
Jan
22%
Feb
Jan
"59%
Apr
17
-
200
-
Jan
9%
•
100
^a4%
Oct
27%
27% Aug
Jan
-
45% Mar
Jan"
13
-
Sep
13%
400
'
Avco
Corporation-—
—3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings
34% Mar /
w
1,100
457a
'
Atlantic
Oct
Jan
45 Ve
37%
126
Co_j-.
(Un)•—!.:
Oil & Refining
•/ 27
•
-157/b'
Corp.
non-cum
Apr
-44%
447/a
173/4
S
Common
Oct
49
Viscose
•
-
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—•
-
867a Apr
57% Sep
y
Apr
10%
2,100
.24%
Steel
Ashland
,
Oct
407a
(Un)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas.
Athey
Jan
~
75'
24% Jun
43%
•
387b
Corp (Un)___.
Armour & Co (III )—
Aug
Jan
:
i
'/
-1
—1.75
1.66%
(Un).
Anacbnda Company (Un)——
Armco
May
36 Vb
T61
American Tobacco
Apr
Sep
703/4
Tel &
Amerioan
-
Minnesota Mining—,
(HI)-
Steel1 Foundries.
American-
■
7
,
Oct
277a
•
Co
& Foundry
'American Rad & Stano San
Oct
657b
Jan
Machine
"American Motors Cofp
Oct
60
Jan
•
17 y* Jan /
.
6,700 "
7%
High
„
5478 Jan
;/•/•
11^LI-—--^1
(Un)-_
Co
Cyanamid Co
American
; " 417a May
Oct
30%
\
32%
'
4«% Jan
25 %
!
56%
■■■
Feb
Low
200
25c
Electronics
Mfg—;—.——
Co
663/8
143/8
—1
:
Range Since Jan. 1
'
High
I8V4
',Aluminium Ltd.
Aluminum
.Shares
66
-10
—
(Un)r..
Allis Chalmers Mfg—
J^n
Sales
,
for Week
Prices
Low
;
Par1
-
Range
267a
Co
Ross
265/e Oct
;
''
Sep
Week'#
of
—5
Alleghany Corp
Oct
;
; ' >. 767/a
20Vb
Te'liiC-^--
Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
/Last
Laboratories
Akron
:110 V# Oct
/ 30% Aug
45% Feb
347a
-
-215
.574
lO.Va
52
•/'
Oct
853^
'
'
,247b
Chemical.
•;■>■ Montgomery
Ward--/__/-y_-;^yy
24 V#
16%
.
Friday
Abbott
;/ Tl9% Mar ^
y
Feb
1*
Monsanto
>
'<5%
•'
10%
163/4
CorpbratiOtt
Advance
Mead'Corp—_
"
Jan
407a
1,450
34 >/e
Sale Priee
.
-•
Jan
4
30% Aug
57a May
7,314
310
.
,
4
21%
Chemical Corp
STOCKS
Jun
236
407b
.;Lorillard
"(P/ -!y Martin-Marietta Cpfp
■y, .: M'cGraw-Edison/:
,..
%
10
8
;.
■.
.
■
:
.
Oct
20
/
6U7b May
General Telephone"
.Goodyear.
/
100
...
37B
-V
Refineries
'
Aug
;
29
1
/
Jam
.
3-/
50
10
37a
8%
Sep
70
Sep
265/b- Oct
-
&
Oct
4
;4
493/b
47/B
Corp
59 Va
Jan
Deptr Stores—
Ted
Sep
10974
Jan
Co__
Industries
Apr
30
Apr
18574
Kodak
International.
397a
Jan
197a
34%
Aug
Aug
49 %
Jan
70%
f
„
y-
Jan
647a
Midwest Stock
Sep
Va May
•1
Jun
15
58
May
22 Va
'
,:
'5
28%
57 Va
/•,
Jan
46 V4
„&'Light-
y/ Greyhound
Gulf Oil-_.
425
--•
A
Mar
67 Va
Jan
31 Vb
.Ohio; Elec.
<
Sep
1,604
Upjohn Co
22% Aug
387a Mar
543/4 July
38.,
_
yy General•Electrle.
General Motors'
•
4,795
Standard Tube Co "B"
277b Aug
Jan
23 Vt
General Dynamics
Jan
245/B
223/4
50.%
Corp
Udyllte
287b May
437# Jan
y Ford ,.Motor_^.iii
V Fruebauf Trailer
':
48 %
1033/4 106 Va
4
Chemical
Admiral
Natural -Gas_-__'
'
Oct
14% Apr
967a May
637a Nov
Sep
37%
247a
0
27% Apr
,,
393/a j,,iy
Pont--—
yy Federated
.
563/4
97a Mar
92 %
101%
44 V4
Gas
.1
3,826
'•"
427a
_•■_
Co
21V* Mar
130% Mar y
Oct
'
Jan
pubiish
to
Detroit Steel
JDU
20
617a
Studebaker-Packard
■,
,
103%
v
-
•
.
1,529
1,432
Jun
497#
//Dow;- Chemical-
54
113/4
96 %
Parke Davis & Co
r
Oct
forced to go to
•
29 V4 "May
13%
Power
Mar
37%
American Home Products new com w 1_1
/
-
Jan
4% May
38
__
Industries
Preferred
Apr
y
% Sep ' /;,
64
Oct
1
So
Jan
52%
11
96%
-
Mt Clemens Metal common--
393/4
Service
&
38 %
17 Va
Jan
Jan
■
Leonard
14%
Jan
22
Products
Oct
1%
27*4
/Mar
Colgate-Palmolive^.
^
12
800
6,442
—
Co
Motor .Wheel ..Corp
79
Corp.
Columbus
Jun
2y8 May
39
46% Aug
4978 Mar "V
day's issue.
^
Columbia
—'
-
Lakes'/Bowling
Michigan
27
Bethlehem.' ..Steei—i/i-/-:
Boeing: Co :.1.-1-^^^.-^1
Brunswick .yCorp—r^-1--Burlington Industries
Eurxoughs
Chesapeake & Ohio'
Chrysler
Cities
Oct
107a
2 V4
'
Oct
—
,
581
21
Jan
Feb
34 Va
*
Feb
„
/{
Jan
6 Va
90c
"
197#
Ashland Oil—
y ; Avco
12%
Apr
Apr
20% July
637a
.2
.3
—.-.
/ Mascb. Corp
-
Sep
the figures in next Mon¬
_
Armco: Steel—
-/Armour
;
■
—
11
;
Lansing Stamping
34%
Consequently,
without it.
97/b Aug'
57% Get
-
Ampex
14 Va
100
440
-
2 Ve
(S S) "Co
J7Ve May
26%
ceived in time for pub¬
American
•:y,
1007#
/
Jan
19
re¬
American
.
Apr
30% Mar
i
447b
'
/t
200
Va
31V»
LaSalle Wines & Champagne
;
; Oct
34%
•
Jani
23%
NOTE: We regret that
this week's compilation
i: of the Cincinnati Stock
1J.
Ltd \ii"
'
Jan
•
Scotteh Dlllon.Cto
/Aluntiiium CO ot America
•
133/4
"
Alldgiiahy
•
12 Va
■
Kysor Heater Co
;
Stocksiv
ViAMed: Btorts
/' American
100
■
.10
pfd.
Co_—.
Lakes
Kresge
^
-V Allis-Chalmers
;
,
'
*-•
.20
Corp
Houdaille
•>
'
Aluminum
■
34
.25
$4.50
Trailer
Hastings
"
Apr
May
,
73% Mar
-
Great,
Oct
r$!.J:;'l >i/f
'
..
——
.1
.5
General Motors Corp
Hall
19% Oct
'.Tl
Mar
27% July
-Unlisted
•
1
8%
7
1 Ve
_
Edison.
Wood
Great
14% Oct
50
Oct
Oct
26%
Procter
1
/
Mar
.112%
22Mr Jan
?Av;^
.
887b
IOV2
-&,/Gamble!
■'JRapidTAmericftn
,
Jan
'
;
_
Jan
20
*'
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^Lunhenheimer (L
-
Apr
393/b Aug
49% Oct
97% Jan
V/Hy
;>• >•
-/Eagle Piclj.erJ
Gibsorn v Cards
•
7
213^
Oct
157a
—".
High
Sep
3%
20
Paper——
Motor
Gar
357# Mar
80
common
Telephone
Tissue ,.
/• Diamond NatlQhal_L./^/ *:. Dii Bois Chemicals,
.
/
2
378/#
'/Crystal
.
33
Jan
27% Jan
82
Union
157a
20
Co_.
15
1,450
157a
Power
Mfg
4 Va
--»■;
Mfg.
Range Since Jan. 1
858
.1
Machine Co_.
&
Fruehauf
High
Jan
27
common—d
common
Cincinnati N O & T P
Cincinnati
Jun
Low
17
4
Federal-Mogul-Bower
preferred
V Cincinnati
4
Company
Buell
Ex-Cell-O
.10
^.
Jan
86%
High
16
_5
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
Jan
Eaton
20
.
49 Va
Jan
Shares
Products
Manufacturing
Budd
Mar
*
Champion Paper
Oct
Oct
for Week
Corp__—.
Industrial
Briggs
for Week
Sale Price
907# May
•>'55% Apr
4074
Sales
Par
Cincinnati
.1
Erown-McLaren
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Range
—J'
»
Detroit
Last
Aug
6>ct
54%
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
.1
Stores.
Electric.
Consumers
Burger Brewing
Carey Mfg—
Week's
-
Par
ACF
Consolidated
STOCKS
54
„
.
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
64% Aug
40% Nov
Jan
10
39%
Week's
144% May
•
Feb "
677a
STOCKS
29 Vs Aug
76
Mar
Jan
Jan
38%
Friday
Sep
59% Aug
31% Oct
..38%
Electric
Apr
65 Va
Jan
54%
463/4
75
/
-
-
Jan
(F W)
Detroit Stock
Oct
25%
38%
59^% Feb
127a
287a ; Jun
,35% Mar
.75% Oct
...
.
'
.
Oct
693/4
55 %
6.25
'
-
Oct
39 Va
..
Westlnarhouse
';
Mar
56 Va
v
31%
V: "
501 '•■ Apr
Feb
110%
publish
t
5»Vi Apr
1
'47% Oct
Union
Aug
57%
65%
day's issue,
Shoe
Apr
46
25%
*
■ ■
Get
/:
.
..
40% Jan
; '
Friday
;
j
-3B-
•
u
.
.
the figures in next Mon¬
Corp.
.".Mar
34
57%
to
*;
Aug
-3474 May /
Jan
54.% Sep
//•' '6% July
to
57.1
Jun
57%
'
,:
67%
36%
Western
937a May
,
Jan
14%
Smelting Refining & Min com__50
System Inc__
*
Corp
Jan
70
-
intend
go
'■48 Va
j
y
Jan
Oct
/ Feb
May
45
,
«•
44% Sep
>
Oct
83%
Jun
40
15
States
We
20%
53 V*
..
Te*
25Va
without' it.
press
^ ® 8teel
'
30% May
;
Nov
5
Electric
16c
37%
Waldorf
Westinghouse
Feb
213/4
457
United
T
■
Aircraft
forced to
we were
>
Feb
64
25
com
s
14%
393/4
*
Machinery
Rubber
S
Jun
5c
2,074
United
Feb
HVe
500
275/8
Feb
34 % May
--
367a Oct.
1
not
was
High
41
Jan
,...36% Jan
47% Mar
tUpd. for pub¬
Consequently,
lication.
(OhiOL-
Studdbaker-Packard
.
Nov
Jan
70
*
United
147%
Oct
37%
*
Fruit Co____
'*/
"
Oct
Jan
25%
47%
1
United
767/a
73%
295
-
ceived in
Sunray Oil
Texaco
/"/Texas Gulf Sulphur
'V
Union Carbide
Oct
22
'
212
9c
//Standard vQil
Oct
110
22 Vs
310
V-
,
Jan
46%
_1
Stop & Shop Inc—
875/a
•
361
■
80 Va
Exchange
/
'./■//; /.
,
•
Nov
71%
.
"
60% May
c446 :
22 Va
NOTE: We regret that
this week's compilation
of the Cineinnati Stock
Cttl! (Jhid):
Standard Oil (N/J)
'
»*/
Jun
2%
Jan
1,526
•
*
Jan
24%
2.50
Inc
49 V4
■6374
70
—10
Association
Webster
&
Feb
47%
__5
Pennsylvania RR_.
50c
89
22;
54%
-
.Standard
.;•
V;■&*•/>,;
22 3% May
46 Va Oct
81% Jan
25
100
Chemical
-29 %
9c
20
Co——
Railroad
Northern
V
'
79'/a
__1
>
725
.
Oil
k
ft. 58 V4 May •
Jan
/' Sinclair
1
:
317a July
"
■
300
■
Mar
'
Low
y
/.. "•
Secony Mbbil Oil
'/■,'...' ' •' Southern Railway
rSperry Rand 'j '
" Standard Brands i.
21%. Jun
Sep
29%
/
Nov
65
Range Since Jan. 1
High :"
.
Oct
69. V2
•,.
,
V# Nov
49%
392
11%
1
Service
>
Vl35/a Jan
18
:
75
Feb /
Nov
? 14
•
/
83
•'
42
—36
2%
70
Jan
50%
';
-
21% Mar
.130 % Apr
65 Mi May
Jan
67
-so •,;,:
••
22 Va
-
Star Cement Corp_
44 •..
10
87%,
;
Jan
168 P.
1
137% 147%
*
Lone
>
•72%
50c
Kennecott,Copper Corp__
•
73%
.1.1
common
U'"
103% 105 7/s
:5
—
Island Creek Coal Co
2 Ve
•
4
15%*
44
-
Feb
J
Shares
,
,
/,',St Regis Paper
;:,
'. Schenley Industries
,/'...'/• Sears Roebuck
\.\ High
r
•'
'
5/ '100
•
52%.
,
86%
1? «-i
/: First National Stores Inc__
•
14%
51%
Range Co.—
Easiein Gas & Fuel Assoc
•
V
-
69 Va
42
Wl4%
Service
Copper
16%
v.-.;348
69%
*/.
1027a
-456-
-
83
42
'
J' Calumet & Heclat IncW---—,—£-5
v
<v:
■i 3,991^;
1,086
.
48%
81%
Personal. Property'Trusti-i^-'^*
Boston & Providence RR
li
l_i_100
>
18 Ve
-'47%
:•
—1_25
Low
-
120% 125%
Boston
.
Range Since Jan. 1
tor Week
•
of Prices
Low
Shares
Sales
Range
,
for Week
of Prices
125%
Week'#
"
Last
Sale Price
Low' High
17%
—33V3.
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
•
Range
-
(Range for Week Ended November 3)
Exchange
Week's
41
v
(Un)
Co_
13
16%
Inc
4 Va
Belden
Mfg Co
Bell
Gossett Co—
-21%
21%
1,200
100
16%
•237/a
•' 4 Va
1
'
1,050
1
700
•
22 %
1,100
-
.
1774
•
19
'22% Aug
37a Jan
Aug
32
Apr
5% May,
25
Jan
Aug
•
National'
National
Dairy
:_5
Distillers /j
.25
National Gypsum
r!
553/4
National Lead
American. Aviation/
Pennsylvania., R R
PepsirQela
'
yi-.
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2,900
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'
—1_IZIZZZjO
Illinois Brick Co
Illinois Central RRl
Interiake
1,000
24%
15%
0
647/«'May
Jan
'
ZZZi
Standard
~ ~~
.International Haryester
35%
12
n7
1
„
Nov
Jaii
18
97
CWP^I-
Heilman (G)
Brewing Co—
Helm Werner
Corp
Hertz Corp
Huw» Corporation—2
Hpttig Sash & Door
200
13%
45%
•«
46 V4
40'%
1,600
?7%
a
Howard Industries Inc.
Jan
Jan
Jan
81%
'
2,300
60
22%
•
2.50
(Un)
A
Re^xAjwlas Metals Go (Un) ,
—_
Reynolds (R J) T.obac (Un) new com wi 5
Jan
30
;r
46%
60:,
11"
May
22%
as
"
45%
22%
16
Jan
July
Km/
VITtz.
45%
Jan
63*%
5
...
Oct
Apr
Revlon Tnc_—_—
7%
Oct
55%
.—3
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
30%
40 % July
12.o0
(Un)_;
of America
Jan
11
.♦
Feb
500
Apr
Jan
130%
5%
Radio Corp
19%
200
Feb
Apr 7
.44%
54%
Company (Un)_.
Pure Oil Co (Un)—
Oats
Oct
54%
May
2,500
3%
Corp
32%
83%
>
.,100 Va
—33 %c
(Un)__
Co
30
.21%
J_n
Jan
16%
1033/4 108
10
29'%
Jan
bep
,
.Jaa
30%
100
Nev
75
/
In
119 %
2,800
99%
200
'/2
62 %
Oct
8
Aug
200
SeD
156
24
19%
1,000
Sep
11 %
Oct
609
15%
12
200
Apr
21
Aug
96%
24%
1^%
103
14%
98%
200
52
Oct
96%
2,400
12%
Oct
83
15 %
—33%c
(The)
Co
Quaker
39%
9o%
Pullman
32% May
58
,
5
1,700
50
^4
i:
Dredge. & Dock
11
~~A
Greyhound Corp (Un""""3
Ou« oil
Oct
&
C.orp
(Un)
Corp
Process
236% Aug
85
jan
2
Great Lakes
Jan
(Charles)
36% July
1.700
2,000
25
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)—
Sep
Aug
May
186
Jan
__
.
30^
71
660
3*
53/4
~~io
_
tyar
800
35
73%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber CoZZZZZZZZ •
Gossard (W H) Co______
•
Granite City Sued Co__i_
6 25
Gray Drug.Stores—
JZ' j
500
18
u
___
63%
9%
r3V
cc2x
ZZ_ZZZ__
(Un)_
49%
500
9^5,
82%c
200
300
_
3.33%
Rubber_____
Jan
53%
40
47%
51%
3
1
Electronics Corp
General Tire
'
1
4
_
15%
13
■ •
^W_7_ZZZ_ZZ_
Portland
107%
«
General Mills Inc__
General Motors
Gorp_
General
_Z*~
Co
1,200
58
2
Corp______ZZZ~_
18
^0
5
l._;
Philco
AUg
_50
—:
Phelpa Dodge
473/s
Z~~Zl
Finance
59% July
* Mar
26% May
7%
o
.
_
Cprp_
Candy Corp
General
49
Jan
57%
IIIIIIIio
General
Go
36%
*
Aug
45 *-
32% Mar
200
.
.
4,900
Sep
21%
36%
25 % Mar
47 Vu
'"
42 %
ye
37
,-1
Aug
19%
*
common
Nov
54
83%
J
33%
I
Co
&
36%
83
5
Pepsi-Cola
62% May
63% Oct
3
"
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
Pfizer
36%
42%
o
6.25
54
May
156
40
.7~50
17
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Jun
Sep
3 i % May
1.00
Feb
37
15%
Mar.
50
36 % Mar
.
38
3,2uJ
Nov
Jan
21%
800
125
•Z
17%
46%
38%
57
17%
12%
15%
'46%
99%
40
123/s
Oct
A. Opt
.
*
21
33
600
sep
46
-
Jan
57
100
24
Aug
60%
•
Jan
32
i,0J0
17%
46%
27%
'.
99%
29%
Feb
1,200
20 V4
Parke-Davis
Jan
23%
800
53 %
25
600
107% 110%
26%
27
Aug
40%« July
__i
47%
Sep
49% Jan
26%
1,400
-_-L
Sep
69% Aug
11 % May
7"%
700
Apr
Mar
"17
-
Oct
io
i—
1,500
22
110
5
~
48
Jan
3,aoo
52
-15
CorpJ.__.
Electric
&
19%
29
8
56 y4
14% May
39% July
Wcirld Airways (U«)_
Gas
Amer
39%
73
7*%
280% 233%
Feb
22
Nov*
34 % May '
%
42-',4
■
—l
.•
Paramount Pictures
17%
_2
Fruehauf Trailer
F W D
Pan
Oct
57%
28%
nu,
3
_
Oct
50%
39%
5
_
Faciiic
30
55%
ag
233
200
.
35%
Packaging Corp of America
62%
_g
Dairies Inc.
200
4%
15% July
42% Apr
3,200
.
r»
4J%
:
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Olin-Matliieson Clmuhcal
Glass j
Poixcr
Fairbanks Whitney jCorp common
1
Fairchild Camera &
Instrument Co^_l
Brewi.-g Corp
j.
1
Firestone
Tife
Ruooer uuxj
*
First Wisconsin Bankshares
5
Foremost
Sep
25
200
94%
7,500
-
-
38%
22% May
55
10%
:
60
»6
-
Owens-Illinois
53
1
Motor Co
Jan
;
May
12%
Oct
1,100
31
30% May
200
44J/4
'
5
52
;
45
4,100
17%
xaxsta^x
Ford
51 % Mar
18%
5
(Un)
30% May
.94
Feb
5,800
391?
Z_"Io
Paso Natural (Gas
Elgin National Wfrtch
Emerson Radio &
rmonograpn
14%
Oct
473/8
10%
16%
42%
Jan
Sep
.800
_
Oct
25%
.400
...
120%
Jan
80
380
5%
High
10% May
Nov
62%
"1 600
17%
57%
~
i 43%
(Un)„-
26%
31
.'59%
■>
—_
Manufacturing Co
20% May
200
-ZZZb
•
47%
1.6%
Nght3_.
Co
Oil Co
633/8
/
5
El
Edison
Ohio
46%
551/
s
(Un)
Oak
Ohio
62%
20
fnc
Sep
Nov
ri%
t
Co
57%
58% May
47%
I
(Un)
46%
4%
16%
47%
.
'
90%
4%
.
(Un)^_—z..—
50
37% July
21% July
36
Jan
26
12 50
Company
Eastmpn Kodak
46
300
2o%
88
J
Baiicorporalion—
Jan
10%
17,100
25%
% Mar
Jan
49% Mar
24%
3,900
48 V*
26
Z_ZZZZZl
Detroit Edison Co (Un)
Z ~
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow
Chemical Co—
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours
Eastern
153/4
29%
45
(Minnesota)
Oct
37%
i
650
28%
V
"
:
15%
1
11
xv,l)
91%
1
'/
America
70%
;:s
38%
600
29%
5
Corn Products Co—
Northwest
100
7
States Power Co—
26%
,
8% Mar
3,100
600
50
48%
Z_IZlO
I
Northern
Northern
Jan
53%
12u,
5
Co
Continental Insurance Co
200.
9%'
Oct
31% Jpn
67% Jan
21%
54%
_i.33te
Continental Motors Corp
600
1
Indiana Public Serv Co_
"Nortn.ern
119
i
Northern
54% July
100
257/a
""
48% May
40% Aug
46
May
30% Feb
~
wi_12%
America-.
ox
Can
new
58%
1_.
A vial ion
1
Illinois Corp
—j.;
Illinois G(is Ciu.._
Nort.iern
200
90%
:
Low
7
'26%
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
119
119
(Un> —5
American
21% Jan
200
1,000
49%
52%
>
Z~Z_~ lo
Commonwealth
70%
(Un)
Natural Gas Co
Pacific Ry_/__
52%
■
g
Consolidated Foods
37% Aug
25%
,
site
•
100
Iron
33% Jan
Reg.stcr
Northern
26% May
22% Jan
92%
-
5
&
100
1,200
Cash
Shares
7
.___5
Natjonal Tile & Mfg__
New Yprlc Central RR_——
North
Low
5
National Distillers at C'hem
National Lead Co (Un)
.
2 Ve May
1,000
Corp
National
21% Jan
42
24%'
22% Aug
38
Mai
273^ Jun
Jan
44%
9%
\
.
Inc
Fuel
25%
:
Of Prices
Par
Nachman
Jan
1A Feb
21% Jan
34%
24%
'
Z~
~~Z_*
preferred
Jan
'
58%
■'
;
10
1
-
14
100
241/4
68%
island & Pacific Ry____*
Cities Service Go
300
2,600
17%
•
Mar
43
'
V^*
1
—
23
32%
-
,
1
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Cincinnati Gas & Electrical
8 50
.
241/4
151/4
17%
42
»
9.50
Oil & Ret common
Chesapeake & Ohip Ry (Un)____
100
iiV
10,
(Un).
Central & South West Corp__
Certain-teed Corp
■ ■
Champlin
3,700
24%
14%
.
_
America
34%
Oct
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
16% Jan
24%
ii7«
95
12
700
22
400
Monday, November 6. -1S61
.
Week's ^ /
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1
12%
31
12.50
Canadian Export u»s L.ia__
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Carrier Corp, common-
Celanese Corp of
21%
5
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
12
ZZl
Corp
Hecla
.
_':••//
g
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
for Week
Of Prices
.
.
(R^ngG f°r Week Encjed November 3)
Sales
Range
Last
SalfB price
Burton-Dixie
"V/
wnn^*'mmfWm*mi WW nMVWH* A
Jun
20 y«. Ai>r
'
134
Jun
/- 18 W Ma
•
34% Mar
98% May
*1% Apr
Zenith
.
New
Radio
1
Corp
common; w—1-7—^________ —i
191%64 y2
1.89 y4 199%
63%
67
700
'
'
1,865
97% -Jan..
63% Nov .
.
/ 200
Oc
66%, (EF
Volume
194
Number £105
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
<
(1983)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
"W for Week Ended November 3)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
Week'B
Range*
Sale Price
-of Prices
stocks
' ;
•.Par
Oil
Bishop
(u.n)—*——10
Ltd
Factors
American
Low
Consolidated
Bolsa
Chica
4%
100
21c
24c
109,000
22c
4
421/2
.,
4%
3%
Corp.
Oil
(
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—»—
Gas & oil-—-—__x———*
42% y
44
4%
Jan
38%
apr
Oct
Feb
31%
Feb
,1.55
Jan
20%
Jan
48%
Ot
.[
Ink Co„
Cooke Inc
Castle &
(Un)—
Emporium
Capwell
Oil
•.
45
6,000"
•
40'% Aug
800
Jan
26
34
Jan
53
32c
Jan
90c
3%
1,800
-
«•'
—x—_l
314
3%
'3%
1.65
1.60
1.75
2.30
2.30
1.65
1.75
28,300
24c
27c
18,600
3%
4
3,300
Corp—
of
Co
Jade Oil
1.65
25c
50c
3%
'
90
23%
Jan
29%
Oct
11%
10
11%
908
8%
Jan
13%
Apr
33%
32%
33%
278
25%
Jan
33%
Oct
— -.
44
44
10
37y2
Jan
44%
Oct
57%
Apr
Walker
-7%
Refractories
(Joseph)
Oil
j. m & m Oil Co -(Un)
Matson
Navigation
Merchants
Nordon
Petroleum
Oil
Co
25c
'-y
9,400
37
May
8%
t
Jan
-•
2.00 Mar
65c
14,000
100
■
Invest
43c
60c
1.45
1.50
32
1
6%
Co
preferred
Oil
Trico
Union
&
pfd series a
Westates Petroleum
Preferred
Jan
80c
the
are
daily closing
Nov
65%
31%
70c
5%
■
'
35%
300
6
870
4%
25 V* May
80c
Apr
7%
-63% July
79%
248
;i>
Jan
148
23 vb
32%
Oct
Aug
Jan
Apt
Feb
34%
35%
105
27%
Jan
38%
23%
24%
*» 25
20%
Jan
48% May
16
Jan
20%
26 '
•^8%
*
,
20%
24%
30
26
1.10
20c
2.90
453
39%
22%
624
,
21%
Oct
29%
Aug
50 %
Jan
1.00
Oct
Jan
Averages
averages of
representative stocks and bonds listed
oompiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
-Bonds—
Date
1.80
14%
7,300
11%
Apr
15%
18
18%
1,200
16
Jun
1.65
400
1.25
Jan
500
29 %
Jan
200
29
1
^--Nov.
1.80 Mar
31
Nov.
20 % Mar
1.65
30___
Oct.
Sep
27-—
Oct.
Jan
2.95
2
Jan
30%
30%
31
30%
31
4
3%
4
21,600
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
35
,698.74
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
•91.46
Utili¬
ties
roads
10
Total
Total
40
Bonda
148.08
129.52
78.12
<81.57
-85.71
84.22
IT 701.09
147.63
*130.29
91.45—
78,01
81.62
85.78
84.22
703.92
148.12
130.07
242.56
91.45
77.77
81.30
85.80
703,84
147.77
130.21
242.50
91.45
77.96
81.39
85v83
84.16
706.83
148.33
130.57
243.41
91.46
77.90
81.41
85.85
84.16
._
._
— ._
Averages
Utilities,
compiled
are
7.91;
*The
-
65
average
daily
using
hy
241.28
*241.97
:
the
—
following
divisors;
stocks and for the
Company's distribution of
65-stock
stocks,
16.47:
for the 15 utility
3.09;
Industrials,
composite
84.08
Rails,
5.34;
give
effect
average
Sep
25%
Rail¬
trials
Oct.
Jun
32%
15
20
Indus¬
Apr
Jan
Jan
38
10
Jun
Sep
1.50
5,000
-
Jan
Jan
1.05
29
38%
Stocks—:
41% Mar
50c
Aug
5
+J.
k
Jan
64%
65c
•
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
May
30%
1
Victor Equipment Co
50c
rv~
f
■
5
Apr
_25
Co
common
July
5.75. Aug
19
72,000
:
1.75
14%
18
22
Stock and Bond
Below
3% May
61c
Jan
.25
—.
Gas
Sugar
14%
.
1
Co
Gas
1.70
Oct
102
30%
1
10
—
3.50 Jun
25c
450
1.70
42%
23%
rooc i i
Jan
Oct
1.20
2,200
30%
57c
116
23%
May
j
2.85 Mar
1.60 Feb
22c
7,800
1.45
25c
Southern Cal
2.30
30%
1
Oil
21%
2.10
2.25
Gas Development—33 vic
Rhodes Western
Ranch
19
*
44%
23%
5
Corp
x
(The) Corp——1
-x-1
Engineering Ac Foundry Co -—5
10
Westinghouse Air Brake _xx
„6.25
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Feb
Jan
1.90
19,000
; 400
1
common
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rice
42c
1
.
&
39c
19
1
Co
American
Pacific Oil
39c
(Un)
Corp Ltd
Norns
North
Co
____10c
»'
42%
____A
Corp———
30
m
-
44%
»
Co—
Nov
2,000
,•
.
California—*—fOc
Holly Oil Co (un)____„__
x
1
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp (Un)__50c
Imperial Western
10c
Products
28%
Jun
60c
11%
Humor
Apr
28%
Apr
18%
49%
10%
Good
45%
28%
System
United
Jun
1,600
47
'55c
10%
Gladden
53%
18
47
;
Oct
10
Gas
Rockwell-Standard
Mar
21
22%
22%
60c
General Exploration Co of California—1
31
'■*" 4,200
221/2
211/2
,
31%
Seeberg
650
—
__xlX)
,—1
a
24
221/2
.——4
Co
class
Ltd
Co
j.
43 %
45
'
._*
Products -Corp__
Electrical
23%
23%
10
—
Dominauez Oil Fields Co
Exeter
—-5.50
High
125
Plymouth
6% July
'
California
Low
35%
McKinney Manufacturing
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
5% July
4,900
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Apr
15%
34c,
3
Low
35
Home
9c i Feb
12,400
■
Shares
5
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh—_
5
Duquesne Light Co__
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
4% Aug
1,400
-
4%
.
29%
'
"
41/4
-
Buttes
150
34
4 %
__
Min—+bc
.—;1
5
Mammoth
Sales
for Week
Riutge
of Prices
,
•
35
Columbia
High
,
J
10
Harbison
Low
/
.
Par
Blaw-Knox Co
Range Since Jan. 1
..
High
33%
—
2
Co
Black
1
for Week
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Last
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
\
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively «n the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
43
16%
common
16%
33%
33"%
600
1.55
1.45
1.60
16,700
6%
6%
900
55
57
200
12c
14 c
11,000
1
10
6%
West Coast Life Insurance (Un)—__x_5
Williston Basin Oil Exploration—__10c
71
•
57
12c
% July
1.00
6
4
6%
57
Jan
,
8c
to
Feb
the
for
July
Commonwealth
share
each
for
the
held.
stocks
65
Edison
This
to
16.47
the
changed
from
divisor
for
the
one
additional
utilities
15
to
share
of
from
7.91
stock
common
and
8.26
that
16.66.
1.85 May
Jan
Jan
32
May
31%
2.60 July
700
33%
1
(Un)
-
32
Apr
n
21c
Jan
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
jv
Apr
<35 Stocks)
Compiled
Date
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
stocks
Range
Sale Price
Alan
Wood
5%
Steel
-
Arundel
Atlantic
Atlantic
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Transit
Publishing .Co
d c Transit
System class a
Delaware Power &' Light
Duquesne Light
51%
3,608
35%
Jan
33%
1,251
30% Aug
1,116
12%
Jan
00,542
7%
Oct
■
a%
" 8%
11%
12%
4,846
11%
1,254
77%
6,442
37y2
77
8%
10
'
20c
10%
11%
54%
55%
32%
33%
6,556
59%
831
33%
49%
'
49%
112
9%
' 4,736
,
42.,;
25 y2
48%
2
Nov.
3
High
Low
Food
Fair
Ford
Motor
Stores'—
Co
37%
5
108 %
12%
—
:
General Acceptance
$1 preferred
_1
__2
—
—
Dairies
-___
index
the
for
industry
17% Jan
/
SEC
stocks
Aug
10% May
of
57 y4
i
c>i'' ""-'tf»
.Lehigh
Lehigh
Coal
Fund
Jan
33%
Composite
Oct
Oct
&
Oxford
Co
Durable
-Goods
Sep
Jan
51 »/4
13
23%
Oct
42
t
&
11%
Jan
16 ys
5%
2,785
3,513
20%
Feb
8,160
25%
Oct
28y(»
1,16
74%
Oct
91
/
22% ■•22%
Perfect
4'/2 July
Philadelphia
38%
37
10-
Electric
co
Potomac Edison
4.70%
Scott
Finance
1
common
34%
Oil
Texas
___10c
United
20
:
Ee_l—x—
Transmission
3.50
:
Washington
Light
bjonds.V
..
6.351,000
4,068,080
7,244,000
203,000
7,447,030
17,949,230
$29,143,000
$1,094,000
$30,237,000
2.019
2
x
Fri.
Nov.
3
x—.
Total
Sep
Apr
68%
Oct
,
9
6,094
85%
Jan
131%
4s
Bank—
41%
Nov
44%
Industrial
29,143,000
—::
$30,237,000
13,845
46
Jan
45 %
1,674
27%
Jan
49%
20
53%
210
15%
Jan
21%
Apr
3,832
47%
Jan
58%
16
Sep
18%
Jun
82 %
17
65 %
1,251
8%
2,255
73%
2,035
52 v4
Jan
76%
7.8%
4,960
53%
Jan
12,283
Oct
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jun
'
55%
7
Jan
9
Jan
(No. of
73%
Nov
Shares)
78%
Oct
Mon.
Nov.
3
$14,000
168,000
124,000
-
$2,000
82
Feb
95%
Nov
1_.
Week's
Sale Price
'
i
*'
of Prices
Shares
'*
Low
•par
,
High
"
"
Allegheny
A.pollo
Ludlum-, Eteel.
_1
Industries Inc.—
Armstrong Gork .Co_.__i_
--5
^
For
footnotes
•
1'.
see
page
48
.
-
19%
196 000
$29,000
$774,000
1960
1961
43 yy
76
19% -19%
100
72%
:
72%
•••:
.
/
/
'
44%
.
Stocks—Number
.30
Bonds-—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
of
..
Shares
7,220,055
Foreign
:
v,
Jan
49% Aug
Foreign
Corporate.
.9% Jan
,'35% May
35%
"50%
Jan
•.
r
74
Oct
1961
I960
415,629.294
240,666,648
$518,000
$40 523,COO
$24 970,000
33.000
2,164/COO
1 287,000
17,000
1,542,C00
1,080,000
29,000
'
,
$807,000
.
Government
«•
$4,000
Jan. 1 to Nov. 3
4,1-69,623
$774,000
High
-
129,000
166,000
Week Ended Nov. 3
for Week
Sales
$138,000
178,000
"ifioo
Sales
Range
Last
$4,000
166,000
7,220,055
Bond
b^n^s
196,000
-
95%
Total
Foreign
Corporate
10,000
1,535,180
2
$120,000
1,622,140
—
1
Nov.
Nov.
Bonds
Bonds
1,263,015
Oct. 31
Thur.
Gov't
Domestic
1,449,430
1,350,290
Oct. 30
Wed.
95%
STOCKS
Foreign
Stocks
Aug
Tues.
Friday
\
$25,103,000 $1,378,755,160 $1,127,913,550
Oct
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
;
62,440,450
1,065,468,600
T
Total
•/
58,771,300
1,319,982,000
______
Aug
71%
70%
a—1975
$2,176,000
22,927,000
$1,094,000
Railroad and
Oct
73%
$4,500
$2,000
______
Foreign
;
series
"
Government——
Oct
2,616
1960
638,339,606
"
6.
Oct
42%
1 to Nov. 3
'
Oct
Oct
Jf n.
862,232,086
13,462,497
17,949,230
Shares
Bonds—~' V*
U.
International
11% Mar
183
7%
of
1961
1960
1961
Stocks—Number
Fri.
Baltimore Transit go
5 228,000
Week Ended Nov. 3
Oct
Jun
46
;
7% July
163,
Aug
147
Nov.
Oct
14,220
8%
Thur.
$5,709,009
Nov
100
Jan
Jan
8%
■
._*
.oommon__
35%
25%
Sep
33%
42%
16 %
73%
Gas
254,000
1
11% Mar
Oct
64%
"«%
improvement—13.50
Gas
6,097,000
19%
51%
17
.1
5,492,000
3,889.370
69%
5
;
171,000
44%
.
53
Ramo-Wooldridge
Corp
:
207,000
41%'
4r%
"
9%
124% 126%
70
2 50
—
Service..
Thotnpson
United
125
*
*
100
$259,000
5,321,000
Nov.
21 % July
Jun
7%
6,705
183
7%
41%
.Public
Eastern
-
9% <
;
4,708
.,
12
'i
..,17% Jan.
365
45%
68%
182
~8%
w
Jersey-Gas .Co.
Southeastern
9%
*
30
6,077
100
66%
lt
x——
41.226
43%
25
Lab
29,697
22%
100
i
'
5,031,000
Oct. 31
Wed.
'16% Mar
53'/a
.
Sales
$5,450,000
Tues.
,35% Oct
Nov
15% July
Bond
Bonds
Int'J
3,353,930
Oct. 30.
Mon.
Jan
10%
10
8%
common.
32%
uo
170
35%
34%
100
2,629
,u
18%
iu
20%
—50
class b
Smith Kline & French
South
Sun
53%
%
9%
Paper Co.
New
^
18%
Govt.
Bonds
;3,206,990
Nov
v
Total
"Bank
Bonds
3.430,860
38%
,/
U. S.
Foreign
r
x—
Jan
Jan
22%
ba»k___x———
Co
83.3
—xx.
27 y4
Jan
—
Ritter
93.5
Bonds
2,199
11%
Potomac Electric Power common
10
Public Service Electric & Gas. com-—-.*
Reading Co..
Riggs
National
+ C.4
Nov
26%
49
100
92.3
Railroad
Stocks
Aug
11,615
10
pfd
132.5
and Miscel.
43
27.900
18%
*
180.5
No. of
22%
14% ".15%
__w—-.--3
;
—0.4
Shares
Jan
y4 Oct
33% '35%
2oc
common—
Corp—x
180.5
109.2
Aug
28 %
22
15%
5
Philadelphia; Transportation Co
144.4
Oct
2,121
34%
__*
97.8
175.9
+
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Nov
43
■
'
;
130.5
111..0
0.8
1174.5
fRevised.
5% Oct
27%
,»
38%
39
5<1
Photo Inc.,
Philco
43
*
—
0.0
92.7
and Bervloe
Apr
bu
Light——.*
Pennsylvania rr—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__.
Pepsi-Cola Bottling of l i
—0.5
—1.5
110.1
Apr
558
28y4
3
common
,
127.0
108.5
Jan
2,565
■;n
,
Pennsylvania Power
:16'%
26%
26%
x--—x€ +
Water
•132.8
117.0
Jan
8
410
,
15%:-
16%c
Corp___—
118.3
113.0
Oct
Oct
high.
Low
4
132.1
127,0
—
"New
1961—
'
"•
5%
Pennsylvania Gas &
Finance
may
12%
40%
26% "27%
1
a
26
145
26%
15%
1
Corp
class
Feb
•
131.0
—0.2
131.5
—
——:—_—
—
Mining
Oct
15
55,022
8
23%
rr
Pennsalt Chemicals
Trade,
Sep
109%
129.4
-
1
179.8
———
Goods
Mar
40
Jan
1138.5
♦175.9
Non-Durable
—1960
1138.5
—'0.1
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
26 y8
—yxlo
Inc________x____
Mfg
8
x
High
Change
129.1
—_
Transportation
65
.
Oct. 20/61
138.4
—
Ma nu fa ot u r in g
rY-*'
Inc—
Martin-Marietta
Merck
50%
Optv^tn
Percent
1957-59=100
Oct
11% Aug
17% Jan
20
'
y
16
.49%
50'/4
,
10c
Navigation..,
Valley
Madison
*
Resistance—.
&
;
95.55
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
groups
Oct. 27/61
Jun
56%
34% Aug
4,769
6
109.39
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Oct. 27, 1961, for the composite and by major
week
Sep
14
63%
Jan
I960
for
—
—_
for the current year.
16% May
Jan'
4,415
3
3
stock
128% Aug
Feb
9,377
23%
16
Motors Com————1.66%
Homasote Co -___t—
i_____,__l
:
13%
23%
_*
——
37%
12%
Corp common____l
General
?v» '•'
International
36%
103% *08 y4
Nov
Jan
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
Finance Co of America at Bait-
Foremost
Range
135.07
135.80
——
date
106.57
Oct
Apr
Apr
19 y»
*:•
Jan
52 %
,
Nov.
Fri.
.53% Aug
' '37% Aug
;
Jan
10%
39
Jan
54%
97%
130 v4
Oct
118% 123%
10%
_10
.
Oct
.50%
to
135.80
________
32% July :
83 % Feb
Jan
30%
53
,
Feb
76%
103%
12%
———_5
Oct.
3,629
—125
——
Jan
'81%
"
___—6.75
—
Battery
23%
is
;jl5%. -16%
1*;.
504
2,220
51%
1
Thurs.
High
::30,689
123
com
—
__—
';
33
>.—1.80
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
96%
32%
8%
—1
Curtis
Storage
95%
32%
\
.'——5
Campbell Soup co
Chrysler Corp—————------
134.42
120% 126%
—13
Budd Company-—-—'———.
Eleqtric
96%:
125%
5c
-
Nov.
J8l%
—4.33
_y_.
Wed.
Inc.
for
Low
Shares
.81%
32%
po——
134.14
for Week
28%
1-33%
—
,Oct. 31
'
217%
...
Tel & Tel
Corp '
City Electric
Research. C0rp_—_
High
Tues.
High
100
—
American Stores Co
American
Low
10
commoij..
preferred
134.38
Sales
\
Bureau,
^ange
Oct. 30
of Prices
Par
Quotation
Closing
Mon.
Week's
Last
National
by
...
4,000
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1984)
CANADIAN MARKETS
/,
■
Shown
Are
Week's
STOCKS
Par
Abitlbi
Power
4% %
&
Paper common
Low
Low
Class A
37
22%
Sep
25
Jun
Lower St
12
3,395
Jun
12
Nov
MacKinnon
22%
22%
100
19%
Jan
48 %
50
5,905
32%
Feb
•
49%
27%
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%% pfd_50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
50
$2.90 preferred
50
Argus Corp Ltd common—
•
27 %
37y8
8
27%
15,250
•
22%
48
47%
48
53
54
260
51%
Jan
42
41%
42
100
40
Feb \
53
!'
53
53
1
605
45%
■*&.' 110
,
54
Mitchell
Aug
Molson
45
850
33
Jan
46%
51
51
50
48
Jan
53
•
35
34
35
4,227
25% Mar
35
Nov
•
Atlas Steels Ltd
42%
51
29
27%
29
2,b33
22
Jan
33
July
Bailey Selburn
5% %
Bank
5%
pfd
preferred.
i'i
:
Nova Scotia
Bathurst Power
Class
Bell
247%
600
V
68%
70%
4.652
i."
77%
69 %
lo
80
20% Mar
'59%
Telephone
Jan
54%
Jan
71
Oct
National Steel
38'/4
Jan
471/2
Nov
Niagara Wire Weaving
41
520
25
25
56%
55%
57
72,073
50
49%
49%
50%
597
52
52
51
Bowater
£i
6%
6%
6%
4.640
50
51%
51 %
•
3.55
50
Paper
Mersey 5%%
Traction
preferred
Lurhc
British
American
Bank
British
American
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
Power
&
Oil
Power
British
British
British
Columbia
Brockville
Bond
Brown
Note
Mills
57
Nov
Mar
9
1,260
11%
Jun
15
Aug
39 %
10
49%
50
8%
50%
51%
Mar
45
1,035
Ltd
elass
Ltd
A
8%
9
200
25
;*.»
(1959)
21
21
2,000
21
Oct
14%
15
1,772
12%
Jan
16%
9
9
100
7%
Feb
10
9
*
34
8%
-
Nov
34%
1,0/5
33%
Jan
25
24 %
26
5,735
23%
Jan
28%
277/s
28%
1,259
241/2 July
20
28%
28%
28%
689
•
Building Products
23%
23
23%
I,959
34
•
Canada
Cement
$1.30
,
common.
•
common
-
preferred
Canada
Dominion
&
Sugar
class A
Penmans
Price
Quebec
common
Electronics
Breweries
Canadian
British
Aluminium
Canadian Bronze
Canadian
Celanese
/ $1.00
Jan
20
Jun
23
Nov
62
62
200
391/4
23
23
300
52
53%
18% May
43% Jan
lOVz
10'%
100
10
19
20
410
17% Jan
343a
20
•
34
33
35%
351/4
-
351/4;
75
Oct
10
10%
210
8
8
110
Husky
6%
Canadian Imperial Bk of
Canadian
Industries
Commerce.10 '
12%
6%
70
69
14%
4%
6,975
7 %
7% May
Jan
International
Power
•
com
.Preferred
Canadian
50
Marconi
Canadian
Oil
i
Co
Companies
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Series
Sherwin
*-63%
Jun
71% Aug
Jan
16% July
Ltd
38
10%
2,480
37'%
37%
12%
•7%
798
37
Jan
5%
5%
5%
1,900
4.85
341/4
1,861
23%
35%
,
26% May
Jan
Oct
•
Corbys
3.00
-100
3.90
12
405
8%
Jan
21%
23
4,730
20%
Jan
23
*•
:
class B—
3.15
25
25%
Jan
__*
common..
<R L)
2.50
5.75
J
•
al8
125
9%
5,525
81/4
100
15ya
Nov
20
/ 25%
Oct
15%
9%
___*
18
16
-
Trans
112
110
U2
Crown ZeilerbaCh
2
22
22
22%
ISO
19%
Jan
22%
6
8
200
6%
Jan
A
•
common
Sep
33%
Sep
55% Mar
566
35;
Oct
401/2
Feb
51%
53%
937
36%
Jan
53%
Nov
17
Jan
32
Nov
21
Apr
22
N<w
20%
Feb
22
July
101
a31 %
a32
110
21%
■11.
99
625
30
6%
7
2,250
6%
9%
?
7%
Apr
July
18'A
Feb
Jan
,16%
Feb
July
12'/4
Jan
6% Oct
100
100
17%
16
1,205
•14%
10
14,890
si
81%
10%
72
Apr
Feb
6
Jan
12
12%
78%
80%
3,953
,
11%
13
3,280
13%
13%
220
a221/2 a221/2
16
15%
25^
81% Aug
Jan
24% Mar
11%
Jan
21
"13,597
26.
'
/
-
—
30
Mar
35 !
Jan
al26
al26
a20
a20
175 ..v.a__
88
May
?v
Oct
15%
Oct
21
Jan
a95
271/4
"/v
a95
28
90
28
/
,
al5% al5%
-
50 .
32
925
32
32
Bank
—__10
178
78%
;r 4,588
67%
Jan
33 %
26
27%
325
19 %
May
Jan
32
Jan
585
58
Feb
69% Aug
932
37%
Jan
3,440-
19 %
Jan
,
..
22%
24
1.77
1.77
4,200
6
-236
68"%
54%
551/2
■
'
—*
1.77
? 6
—_*
—
•
.
6
9
&
Trans
Voting
Weston
a
15%
16
':
r 16
Sep
3.90 Apr
Jun
13% Jim v/
46
19% AUg
18
.Aug
14r
860"
•
'-60
2.45 Mar. /
2;500
•
171/2
•
Jan/.
38% Jan ; ?
f. 3,275
57
55
*
.
3
Petroleum
-
-
-
48%
44%
48%
9,109
31%
Jan
481/2
Nov
13%
13%
600
7.65
Jun
13%
Oct
■-
1
20%
1,710
17% July v
23%
4,1/4%
:-—
231/2
2;6D0"
10 " July
24
Jan
,98
Ltd
96'A
97
35%
2_*
common
;
97
35
1—- 100
preferred
Zellefs
Oct
22
20-%
20%
A
B
Jan
141/2 Mar
13
"
25
2.95 •2.95
a!6%
17%
a
certificates——
trust
(Geo) blass
/
2.95
i--.
Co___—
13%.
13%
56%
Ltd— —1
(Canada)
Knapp
8%
10% Aug
Sep
8%
450 -*
9
3.15 Mar
?
"
13%
Oct
57%
24% Mar
"
1.52 Sep
5% Mar.
'
■
:
9
v
;—
—
Westcoast
Sep
66%
23%
'
Distillers Seagrams—
July
10 % Mar
,
80.
68%
54%,
Pineline— j.—
Steel Corp.
Class
Dome
May
34% Mar
Aug
a9%
75
26%
;
—_
88
=
18% Mar
8
a8%
'
Feb
'
a
78
a9%
Jan
130
—
•
•
'
*•
—
2,298"
Jun
49% Aug
Jan
5: -120
Apr
32
431/2
*
40 . Jun
45% Mar
,
80
May
29"%
July >?';■•
July '
.24?
XJ
180
155 ;
.
32%
a95
Oct
14%
18%
13,825
16%
—100
Oct
13
27
24% 25%"
%
a27.
42%. .t 43
48%
48%
-43
15% July
'
lO'A Jan
a26
a?7.
Aug
Jan
500
Nov
86
10
85%
79%
,
10
7% Mar
8%
12%
Oct
8
Jan
4.60
85%
Walker Gooderham & Worts.——
Nov
112
Jan
*
a21% a21%
a32
—*
Ltd
Webb
IOV4 May
class
4.50
1,285
32%
Oils
United
Viau
May
Nov
9%
•
Crush Internationa! Ltd
10,905
36
11
Vendomatic
19 % May
Credit" Foncier Franco-Canadian...
-
6%
44%
/
class A
Finance
Canada
Triad
Nov
17 %
Apr
9% Mar
52%
—1
Toronto-Dominion
Traders
Apr
July
28 % May
3.15 Aug
Jan
Aug
No.v
6i/a
*
Steinbergs class A
13 %
-
Jan
19%
170
81/2
a
•
♦700
•
15%
*
■
new
3.15
•
Credit
-
4.40
NOV
491/2
Nov
6.00 Aug
Jan
12
•
Glass..
Coronation
825
4.40
15%
1
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Textile
Crain
4.25
*
•
Sep
May
24
-
861/8
cdm____*
Steel Co of Canada
12%
54
35%
•
Standard Structural Steel
13%
16
Jkn
Jan
43
*
Jan
440
60% Aug
6%
lo
Jan
562
25
35%
11
—
7%
4.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
40%
100
preferred
21%
153/4
Consumers
6%
Co
995
19'/a
Ltd
45
10
pfd_
9,594
19%
J)
81
75*
•
Southam
Oct
5%
& Sons
121/4
141/4
Co
(H)
25%
19%
Enterprises.
25
47
Jan
NOV
14?
50
*
12
15%
Cellulose
13,349
861%
45%
Apr
Mar
33
28% May
—_—100
25
•
(B
54
86%
16
A—
preferred
12
•
Combined
52%
-100
of Canada
25 %
Canadian Vickers
Columbia
990
4%-^. 1 preferred-Ao,>Xt_--50(
B
Williams
Simpsons
Sogemines
7% May
Oct
class
Cement
Simon
Feb
40
Jan
33%
Cockshutt
Coghlin
58
10
10
Farm
1,780
55%
•
—_—;—
25
.
preferred
"155
6%
Breweries
14%. Feb
Jan
34%
l
common
Railway
,
12%
12%
27
17%
Co
Sicks'
Canadian
Jun
25
,
Nov
13%
14
-
4,720
22%
—
Lawrence Corp common—i
•
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common—
*
Shawinigan Water &, Power common-*
Class A
—_—_—h-2.--;—•
Series A 4% hfd—
—50
Feb
/ ll'/a May
9 % May
Apr
Feb
10
3,496
.
preferred
Rothmans
Apr
July
21
Aug
7%
.
70%
14'A
116
';
~ 1,430
"2,551
13 Vs.,
14%
•
common
5%
13%
—
Canadian Hydrocarbons
4 i/i%
Sep
13%
21
Feb
5'/a
13%
'
31%
St
18%
Oct
16
Ro'land Paper class A
Oct
175
10
6%
common
St Lawrence
4^5
Oct
22
9,940
24
*
(Canada)
Oct
5%
Fafrb^ilk#-Morse class A_50c
Canadian
Oct
Mar
56%
V)
(A
Oct
a21
B
Roe
34%
5%
July
145
Apr
17%
(James)
Co
37
a21
--56% Aug
Jan
Feb
17%
31
45%
NOV
NOV
20
Jan
58
53%
__*
common
Jan
5%
54% Aug
137
205
*
Ltd
Feb
a21
Canadian
Ltd
13'/a
Feb
23 %
£
common
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
25
•
Chemical
Nov
Jan
25
15
20
A
32
■
17'/r
10%
10%
-
31
1
21%
2,874
•
63
25
=
Feb
common..*
—
Canadian
:piass
4,442
Jan
83:
.
"
—*
E)
Canada
Robertson
53%
24%;,
—*
•
—
(Albert
Reitman's
Jan
•
common
Co
Reed
18%
25
series
Oct
181/4
•
common
series
SI.75
July
„
_100
prior preferred
—
prior preferred——11
1958
Jun
25
Jan
Sep
Jun
24%.
■
•
*1
iu
-
'11%
pfd'____—_50
5%
Warrants
July
3,663
•
common
11%
Telephone-
23
a
10%
Power
24
97
171/2
75
—-1.00
Transport
preferred
17%
17%
a22
Quebec Natural Gas__
21
a
22%
10
140
common—
preferred
Class
*
,
55%
55
—*
Ltd
& Co
Bros
A%
Provincial
•
Iron Foundries common
55
a22
—:—1
._*
—
6%
29
100
Nov
8,390
13%
'
;
Mar
Jan
..
171/s
13%
Oct
Nov
16 V4
14%' Jan
225
■
140
—————*
common—
•
Forgings
Canada
Canadian
Jan
16
-15%
__
—.--i"-
Development
Corp of Canada
•
Canada
Canada Steamship
Canadian Aviation
25%
16%
43%
r
90". Nov-
40
90,
16
*
commdn
Tubes
Page-Jlersev
Quebec
29
:Tpn
90
16%
Petroleums—1
Aug
301/2
pa
_100
Products
Oct
38
y.
375
-47.';
1961
Calgary Power
83
__
*
preferred
Sep
21
83
:
,90
•
class B___
Pacific
11% Mar
...
Corp
Steel
Jun
1
Ltd
Canada
7,861
Jan
-1,120
7r/c
Apr
25
14%
83
common—5
Ontario
Aug
32%
Jan
13%
15%
Power
15,727
Feb
41%
6,912
Apr
13%
2 W\
100
3,430
36
34 %
1,107
20
Jan
13%
30
29
'50%
29%
33%
Sep
Oct
16'A
19%
Placer
34
Feb
30
42%
49 lA
Oct
13%
SeD
10 %
Jan
•24%
20
52% Aug
5% May
•
9%
Sep
■■
1,627
•
•
-
.8-
—
9% Aug
Nov
-.28
16
J——100
Jun
8V2
42%
__
1
7%
r
1,856
Sep
May
(
110 %. May
Feb
100
'
50%
60
•
Products
-
—
•
Oct
33
29
15
*
Jan
Jan
-
3.45
8%
Jan
40
52
48
-
8%
20%
10%
200
28 %
18%
Jan
2,320
29
.40
Scotia Light & Bower
Ogilvie Flour Mills copimon
Sep
July
May
54
Oct
61/2
12,024
531/2
8%
Nov
Jun
17%
130
♦
Jan
a__-
21,875
108
8%:
8%
Oct
<15%
5,040
Oct
Jun
44
Jan
6%
Nova
Oct
-
18%
31
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nov
40
Mar
50
25
33%
54
May
46
7.641
32%
Jan
47% Mar
--470
3.60
57%
Nov
•
Company
Bruck
51 %
3.45
57%
*
Co
Telephone
Chemical
Brooke
Car
6618
1,328
660
750
ll'/a
29
•
jpfcl:
Chemical
1,462
39
725
Oct
Sep
'
&
2,339
Bowater Corp 5% preferred
5 % %
preferred
Brazilian
Co 4%%
National Drug
70'%
54
36
6%
loy2
106'%
8%
8%
8%
5
47%
38
*
Montreal Trust
70
53
22%
18%
8%
'
*
46%
39
Jan
:
11
106%
8%
•
a
—
*1
53
8%
351/2
18%
-10
A
Ltd class
70%
•
Paper class A
225
.3
79%
80
18%
2,170
Locomdtive———
Morgan
81/2
a83
Class B
24%* Nov
70%'Aug
,
/
July,
20%
•
B
Bowaters
I
Jan
7%
7
20
Preferred
Oct
7%
100
a83
10
(Canada)
•
&
22
18% Mar
22%
—
10
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale
22
24%
25
of Montreal:
Bank- of
200
22
25
22%
20%
partic pfd
Oct
Sep
Oct
10
Breweries
Montreal
Sep
21
21
—_100
class
(Robt)
50
"
350
pfd
Miron Co Ltd 6%
Sep
44%
Nov
Oct
400
Tel.——
&
Sep
47%
18%
36
•
July
55% July
50
preferred
Asbestos Corp
Tel
Sep
21
24%
22
com——*
Steel
Massey-Ferguson common
5%%. preferred
———-100
Metropolitan Stores common _____—_*
-Nov
.
':.r 45
Jan<
50%
'
Structural
Corp Ltd 5%
Maritime
Oct
50
Mp.r
-
Mailman
38% May
Sep
Lawrepce Power
15%
21%
»
—
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River jutu -
Sep
Nov
50
*
*
Ltd---
(M)
Nov
Oct
15. :.
6%
*"
Ltd
Bros
25
25
38%
*"
•
$2.50
Lewis
Loeb
10%
•
Ltd
High
__
22
7%
preferred
43% July
12
Aluminium
$6%
Apr
25
Algoma Steel
795
36%
*
_
5,315
50
5,219
38%
25
Sugar common
24%
49
21%
21
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
*
preferred
Arcadia Atlantic
24
♦
42
26% Mar
995
24
preferred
$1.25 preferred
39%
15%
>2,410
49%
$2
High
38%
42
15%
-—38
20
Ltd
High
Low
High
Low
{
41
15%
for Week
of Prices
y,
/,
(John) new common——*
Laurentide Financial class A-————*
Labatt
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
.
Public Service Ltd common,-*
Jamaica
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Friday
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended November 3)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
.
90
50
.
Oct
Sep
'
♦
42
Apl"
44%-July/r
,49
Nov
Jan
35
1,105"
"
Dominlon B ridge
•
22%
20%
22%
4.50
4.50
5.0Q
6,831
2,380
16%
25
Dominion Foundries & Steel common.*
Dominion Glass common....
_•
68
66%
45%
*
Dominion Coal €%
preferred.
7% preferred
«
Dominion Steel & CoaL
*
»
.j.
&
Donohue
Dow
Du
Bros
Pont
1,045
87
720
66
14%
100
13%
224
10% Jan
68
87
15
Jun
15%
15 »/2
4,145
14%
Sep
14%
Jan
16%
15%
16 Vz
15,364
13,511
10
Jan
20% July
16 «/2 Nov
23%
23
23'/4
425
17%
Jan
26
50
178
45
Jan
50%
25%
25%
253/4
2,230
191/4
Apr
27%
87/s
83/4
9
1,825
6%
Jan
9%
Corp
110
32%
25
Jan
Oct"
43
Nov
Ameranium
19%
Jun
41
43
.17
171/4
260
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,7 '5
9%
Ford
5
a!06
al06
10
69%
Oct..
12%
12%
1,290
10
Jan
26%
271/4
3,199
21
.Apr
3.35
3.40
Co
—
Petroleum
12%
s,
27
—
preferred
3.00
Gatineau Power
5%%
General
Motors
General
Steel
—1
-Great Lakes
common
pfd inc 1927
Paper.*
Farms
•
1
Int....
L__
:
93/4
•
Pittfield.
18%
18%
18%
II,295
22
21%
22%
615
13
42%
100
140
,
■'
a
10%
a
-10
10
.
161/4 al6%
'
100
71/4
43
39%
12
Jan
Oct
Band-Ore
Gold
Barvallee
Mines
Sep
21% Aug
23
Sep
10
Nov
19
Feb
12Vii
7.60
9.50
9.90
1,700
7.40 Jan
May
4.15
13%
123/4
131/2
531/4
51%
53%
6,007
1,055
473/8
4.10
4.15
400
3.10 May
11%
Oct
13%
45
Jan
Oil
Ltd——
•
47%
46%
Imperial Tobaeco of Canada common_5
6% preferred
4.68%
157/8
15
37%
Jan
12% Jan
Indus Acceptance
33%
,
$2.7S preferred-.
Corp new com*.*;.
*•
——.*50
^
$4.50 • preferred
____100
International Nickel OfCanada—.
International Paper com
7 ftp
International Utilities Corp
__<_-—*._5
__
'
see
page 43
32
54%
95
,
$2 preferred—
.25
Interprovinctal (Pipe? i Linesi.^..—^.5
Iroqueis- Glssd LWT 6 %- preferred—10
For footnotes
6%
—_
_.
200
6'/4
34
<
54%
•
95
150
-
82%
803/4
3«%
38
5,755
1,792
•
45%-.
42%
45%;.
40%,
46'%.
79V*
70%.
„
80-
31%
4,830
:3,270 a
Feb
-
.
33%
;
-
11V4
100.
.
'«%
Aug
•
13
"80V
'
•
1.
9%
Oct
Sep- h-i-*.
'
6c
Nov
12c
Sep
1.95
Nov
6c
7C
10,500
3c
1.95
49,356
45c
Jan
47c
39,240
29c
Aug
50c
11'/a
12
3,733
Jan
12%
8.15
1,300
4.95
Jan
10c
1,000
7c
Sep
Feb
3c
3c
3c
6c
3c
Be
37,400-
50c
♦
•
13.
25c
50c
18c
25c
2%c
10%
1,221
15c
May
3%c May
Jun
5c
15c
'
.
Jan
.
Mar;
5,500
6%
Sep
*
65c
Aug
Nov
35e. May'
17c - Feb '
•
8c
13
Mar
35c-
1,947
3.75
Sep
8.90 Apr"
15c
V1OV2 Jan
31,900
12
Oct
■
105
3.25
12
Jan
^
Apr
-5c
♦
■500f
-
13
-
2%c
•
17,000*
6c
5c
13
3c
1,000
7c
7%c
Apr-
7%
.
500
,
3c
1
Gas
&
Copper
Mines
Hill
3.25
Ltd
Corb_
—_
15 b
15c
I
16c
13c
Packers
Ltd
Mines
cl
17c
•
Feb
48c
8%c
8c
13%
Oct
17%
33c
He/ Aug
2%C
-
Mar
17c
Mar.
'
*
Nov
May
15c
Jan
68c
Apr
45c
6c
T
4.05 Oct
Mar
May
20
Mar
40-
8%c
17%
Ltd—_—1
-
1,000
al5% al5'/2
B__*
70c
4,684
48c
*_11—-1
Ltd—
Tungsten
•
.*
:
18%
Canadian Int'I inv. Trust
3c
*
-
Mines.
Ltti^r-,',-.*..^—1*
Xtdi-I—l—i ■
2.15
7,000
t
3c
2.16
78c
6,iod.
3c
3c
14C
2.V2C.
,
:
Sep
Carbec
Mttfes
Ltd—j_—_J——__1
20e
18c
1
25. ....,*T8".
<1 8%May.2.16Nov
Oct .:*■
■
1.35
'"Fe.b:.//
"80 c;
Feb
J
2?
-
Feb
1.70 Jun
;♦
6c
44c v
*Vr
21c
345.800-
i.%0VSef»^
.6%c. Feb
Apr
25 ''"••• Aug
■
3QC
2% ci ?
Oct
5c
Apr..: n
78c; .Ndv, -;. -
.6.820
3c
'2%c
.
-
5%. ,oe.f
.-1.70
2,000
a25
1.50
\ 20c
-
2c
-rr
.1,500
a25
Jan
'
4,000s
M.000
5%,
»'
14
3,200
1.35
1.40
Canoratna Explorations
Canute
3c
0%
<
,78c
Ltd————*
Ltd^.^—*
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltdi—-_1
'•
1'
2.18
Canadian Krtrtwy. Rettn<»*«es
jun.
j^v'.HSOy^^iun.
May
Jan
2c
*
10c
——1
Jan
6%
1,119
30,100
*
11%
Nov
44%
May
7.95
& Edmonton Corp Ltd——*
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd——l
Canadian Colliers & Resouroes Ltd com 3
Canadian Dyno Mines Ltd—
1
Canadian Homestead- Oils Ltd— ___!_10c.
Aug
87% Aug
39
Odt
Jan- i"'" 88
3c
3.60 Oct
2.10 July
39c
11%
Calgary
97
49
jan
40, '/*
60%
*
Oct
1.75
43c
1
Ltd—_—
■?•
6c
15 %c
Sep
Nov
34
:
1.75
5
1
Ltd—
British. Columbia
55 % Aug
-57% Jan ^
30% .Jun
r,.,'...:83£...
3
Oct
91
'
Oct
52
-
100.
■
83/
38
6%
5% Jan
8,675
-
48 Ya
Mines
Bornite
Oct
16% -Jun
..
9%
•
Mining Co—
Bouzan
57% May.
8,665 4
16
;
9%
3%c
Sep.
37
Oct
1.10 Aug
1 %c May
V
135,
'*
<—:—
Bluewater Oil
Burnt
Imperial
;
9%
4%c
-1
Warrants
% Apr
5.00 Apr
9,014
,
12,250
-
High
35c
31/2C Aug
1,000
3.55
37%
3c
V
July
•
Apr
11
"
3c
3.35
37%
3.40
Mining
?——
1.1
BeldingsCorticelli 7% pfdi._——__100
Bellechasse Mining Corp -Ltd—i
i—1
Blue Bomnets Raceway Inc__—
1
*
9.75
667
Beauce Placer
.
22% May
Jan
5,570
8,369
12c
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd.—_1
Aug
13
Jan
14
-
85
Bateman. Bay
16c
26c
11
—
Ltd—
Talc
41,633-
1
L_—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
May
; 45%
Ltd—
Augustus Exploration
Avalon Telephone Co——
Baker
37c
1.02
12c
*
—?
Low
97c
—1
Ltd.-—1'.
Jan
51%
Jan
Mar
Mines
J
32c
—1
—
Atlas Telefilms Ltd—
May
44%
Ltd
Atlas Sulphur i& Iron; Co
Jun
Feb
109
Oct
16% May
11% Jan
31/4
Arno
\\23,% Jan
Jan
11
•
i
4.60
Jan;
9.80
,
20c
.Hudson's Bay Co
-Hudson Bay Mining
26
35
44%
10
Class B
106'A
90
9%
44.1/2
_100
*
'1,075
a501/2 a513/4
all
Home Oil class A
&
290
....
..Holt, Renfrew
Home
35
29
9%
.
Warrants
Hardee
109
__50
Handy Andy Co__
,
38
109
283/4
Oct
May
291/4 Aug
Sep
36'/4
29
1%
Wares
35
14
Jan
38
100
i
Goodyear Tire 4%
15%
a201/4 a201/2
common
preferred
Dynamics.
3.25
100
111%
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
37c
Anglo-Amer ? Molybdenite
17 % Oct
Jan
1,367
"
Frosst & Co (Chas E)
21%
-
1.00
Milling—1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd-,—5
43
17%
General
Consolidated. Ltd...
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines
i
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1
______*
AJax Minerals Ltd
of Prices
Par
Oct
l
430
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Players Canadian Corp_
Fleetwood Corp
Famous
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STOCKS
Oct
32
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Are
Friday
Sep
•
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49
49
Jan
•
A
Shown
Prices
Oct
50
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Fraser Cos Ltd
——
Canadian Stock Exchange
17% Aug
18'/a
3%
Foundation Co of Canada
'.
Nov
18%
Eddy Match
Motor
preferred
Oct
Jan
•
Ltd..
41/2%
15% Jun
10% •11%"
Jan
May
15 V*
of Canada common
Electrolux
68
es
10%
50c
7.00 Aug
187/8
common
class
23% Sep
Apr
*
common
Brewery
Dupuis Freres
Jan
•
Chemical
Dominion Textile
2,60
141%
lo
Dominion Stores Ltd.
Dominion Tar
j
;
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Volume
194
Number
6105
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1985)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Cartier Quebec
ExDlorations Ltd
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
Manitoba
Central
Chemalloy
Chess
Minerals
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
12%
1,400
2c
13,275
4c
4 Vic
14,600
11 Vic 12 Vic
5c
3c
1.20
___*
;
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Ltd
Denault
Limitee
Warrants
Dominion
Dominion
Leaseholds
Dominion
Oilcloth &
Nickel
Dumont
1
Mines'Ltd—
Pab Metal
Palconbridge-Nickel
5c
35c
2,900
40c
July
600
35c
Apr
16%
Mines
7C
8c
26 Va
-
35%
35%
72c
V
72c
61c
.v
42c
35c
5C
—1
5c
62 Vi:
Foreign Power-Sec Corp Ltd.i__
30c
r4,800
6c
•
Feb
Feb
J15c
-10
13,600
6y2c
-
Mar
1
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Hastings
Metals ;Ltd_
&
Uran
Gui-Por
;
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Felt
Hubbard
3c
70c
July
Jan
Nov
27c
Oct-
6y2C
—
30c
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48c
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-
Ltd
1.30
1.30
1.12
23
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25
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23
-
800
•
Oct
Mines
Iso
Jubilee
Mining
1
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Ltd
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&
Mines-Ltd
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63c
1
;
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Kontiki
Ceramic
3.50
68c
•
350
4%c
Labrador
Acceptance
Corp class A„„5
8%
8%
Mining & Explor Co Ltd
.1
Oil • Ltd—1— i_——.—I—1
'27
;26
1.25
18 Vic
46c
Jan
72c
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Dufault
Lake
!__ .1
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class
Participating
-
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6 Vo Mar
1,350
4.85
■
6.40
15
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50
•
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15
Nov
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2c
1,500
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26%
-
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2,000
27
*
6c
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-15c
v
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' Sep
5Qc
23
Sep
'28% May '
9Vic
200
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15 y8
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Mount
...
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65c
201
1
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94c
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12
938
32c
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1st
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(1945)
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4
9c
22c
6.35
•
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51
:
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Aug
8,200
—
9c
47
3%C
—
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*
43,018
Gold
Pitt
Mining
Ltd
Pitt Products
4c
21
Jan
6c
900
.
1 Jply
; 51% Aug;
12 %c May
Jan
Jan
5.40
16,000
25c
Nov
.
8,60 May
Jan
3c
140
-
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6c /
21'
Nov
21
Jan
'. Nov
27,000
:
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20c
6c
Aug
12 %c
2c
Feb
10,000
•
12%
2.10
11
500
;
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*
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1
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Lithium Corp
—:
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
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1
13 Va
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-
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'
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Arcadia
Mines
Argus
Corp common
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Associated
Atlin
Ruffner
600
Sep
Apr
Sep
Aug
Auto
7,500
30,000
30c
Sep
48c
Jun
lie
4,500
8c
July
15c
Jun
2.70
2,600
2.00
Jan
2.85
Sep
Banff
Jan
89c >
Sep
2.65
60C
2.60
7.35
6.90
7.35
17,665
1
1'.18
1.10
1.22
61,100
55C
60c
•
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25c
900
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Development—
; 8%
8%
8%
2.00
2.00
16%
15%
16 %
.1
7
2,355
600
South
Dufault
Southern
Mines
1-1
Ltd.
Canada Power
20c
120
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6'
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-
23,000
124
18c
40
'
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Services
Air
Warrants
Sullivan
1.60
•
1.40
1.60
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50c
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35c
50c
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5%%
preferred.
I—
Mines
II
Ltd.
1.75
Tache
Lake
Tazin
Mines
II
Ltd.
Mines
20c
Exploration
TitaD
•
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4 Vic
'
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United
Principal
United
Towns
Feb
5c
Jan
4c
Sep
5c
r
84
" 24,000
.
6c
31Vi
2.00
Jun
3.50
Sep
200
800
63
60
60 y2
400
5c
2 Vic
5c
2'/2c
6c
21,000
2,500
1
Ltd
Products
Oil Co
Mines
Oct
July
1.50
Sep
95c
60 y2
—
Mineral
Jun
14,600
1
1
Wendell
Nov
9y2c 12'/2c
*
Westville
2.00
14%
13 %c
6c
4,500
»1.45
Westburne
Oct
400
68,600
1.30
»
30
/
64% Aug
Jan
.
5c
July
2c
July
,
11c
>
Apr
16,500
Vic
Sep
4c
52c
14,000
46c
Aug
61c
Mar
4c
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Stocks—
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15,000
2 Vic May
6c
Oct
Mar
Mines
Mines
1
5.80
Line Co Ltd "A"—5
35
Ltd
5.80
,
300
5.80
......
Burns
Gas
'&
Co
Trunk
i—
Ltd—
—*
*
!
35
-
__
35
10 y4
lO'A
715
Jan
6.75
Oct
Jan
3.10
24%
36%
Oct
Canadian
Devonian
Central-Del
Rio
Petroleums Ltd
Oils
Ltd
*
*
•
.
_
7.30
Uranium
Baska
Bata
—
7.30 ,7.50
-
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•
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Power
Bros
Class
Bevcon
Blbis
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*
Mining-■& Smelting
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd'
Corp__*
*
— -
42 y2
-
-
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Black
Hats
Bay
Jan
6.30 July
48%
Jun
Gas
Co
*
common—
21%
21%
;
22
6,100
16
'Jan
y v......
For footnotes
see
page
48
22
Nov
Oct
52c
May
16c
Nov
.
12c
42,285
-
4.90
Jan
16c
76,800
10c
6,255
59%
80
66%
Jan
1.79
3,327
6,800
21c 22 %c
29,500
20 %c
,
1.65
25
^Aug
1.75 Aug
Jan
77'A
■
8.85 Mar
Feb
70%
68%
Uranium
Mines
Bowater
70% Aug
'80% Aug
1.42 May
2.12
5%%
6c
8c
53 v
•
13c
/
6
9%
f
-
/
11c
'
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8c
Jan
Petroleums
Apr
3,145
Jan
-
9c
July
22,740
8c
14%
100
-
9,600
6c
12c
30,200
21,100
Products
class
Mines
6.30
10,467
70c
70c
3.40
3.55
700
8,395
160
200
500
25,581
4,865
3.55
f'
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50%/
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2.65
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33%
13%
16%
33%
,
49%
9:
27c
80
125
'
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6
63% 65%
16
__
33
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British Columbia Telephone
Brockville .Chemical pfd
6.00
__
•
:
50%
51%
6%
—
1
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49%
51Vi
6%
6.00
•
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Petroleums
501
51%
6%
,
26c
*
*
650
Oct
Nov
4
Sep
May-
20c
Jun
57"%
Nov
1.74 May
14c
Jan
Jun
12c
Mar
82c
Sep
May
7c
Aug
13% May
15c
Mar
4%c
58c
4c
Aug
14%
Sep
12c
Feb
3%c
Jan
12c
Jun
39c
Jan
69c
May
46% Mar
51% Aug
50%
Jan
54
6%
Oct
5.80 May
30c
3.40
Jan
Oct
Jan
1.00
Sep
5% May
Apr
7%
Feb
65%
3.05
5
29%
Jan
July
9 % May
7.60
2.00 Jan
42%
36
15
Jan
Oct
Apr
Apr
July
12
Jan
14
May
16% Aug
48% Feb
34%
33,940
32% Aug
50%
^3,381
45
9
400
11,500
30c
9%
Apr
11c
•
—
Oct
Feb
Oct
May
8%
47%
48c 49 %c
—1
!
common
8%
May
Oct
22c
68c
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50
£1
Nov
16c
12c
—1
Jan
6
9c '
54
27
48c
50%
7c
16 %c
70c
11c
14%
Feb
41% May
Oct
14 %c
Feb
7%c
7%c
,
•3%c
}
Jan
8,284
39,450
67c V 69c—
2,875
10c
July
500
18,400
1.33
1.22
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7c
45C
19c
57%
6%c
-
25c
21
360
17,100
55%
6%c
14%
:
450
27
19c
56%
..
-
10,120
2,075
530
45c ; 48c
45c
50*
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Reef
-
18c
6 Va
9%
26%
6
26 %
•
Paper
American
53%
53
13c
—
15,100
1
Bridge & Tank common.
Bright (T G) common.——
Broulan
7c
11,900
Oct
7c
103,252
—
•
Ltd
Corp 5% preferred
preferred
:
Bowater
9c
—_*
Borduclac Mines
Bouzan
Forest
4.90
7%
Mar
1
Packers
Apr
Oct
3.15 July
34c
42c
9%C
X'
Columbia
7.25
Apr
Sep
9,510
1
preferred
Columbia
'
Consumers
A
Columbia
Jan
41
Feb
5%
44c
1
British
5.10
2,645
2.65
605
Mar
9 Vic
Jan
1
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British
-100
5.40 U 5.40
42 y2 .43 Vi
3,266
6
.
13c
17 Vic May
75c
50c
Corp
British
Jun
-
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3.15
3.00
7%c
25
Copper
5.15 Jan
5.00
16,400
>
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20% Mar^
1
'
Bidcop Mines Ltd
British
Oct
6%c Jan
46,300
Oct
Feb
33% July
895
•
common-
Bicroft Uran Mines
Britalta
3.50
6.15
Co
Mines
12% Mar
3.80 Oct'
28,500
8c
7%c
• :
common
Corp
Quebec Mines
Yukon
10 Va May
100
15,000
13c
8%c
_l
Telephone
Jan
500
class A
:
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Bethlehem
Oct
3.95
3c
,
8%c
*
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5.70
3.85
t
•
:
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?;
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...
:
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Lumber
Belcher
Bell
&
Duauesne
Beatty
Beaver
10%
3.85 '
Jan
7c
11c
*
—
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Petroleums'—!
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50
3.90
*•
__
*
7c
•
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Jan
25 %
1.60
Feb
1.07
21%
7,515
700
21c
Metals Mining
Base
1,400
—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd1 ;
Canadian Delhi Oils Ltd—1J
—10c
;
Brazilian Traction
-
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Alberta
16%
2,450 ""
Apr
July
2.30 Aug
1.30
14c
Distribution
Ex
Bralorne
^
-
18c
Barymin Exploration Ltd—
Bralsaman
Unlisted
Aug
,1.00 Aug
May
8.20
42c
1
Jan
4Vic
52c
2c
*
1
Ltd—
Ltd
3c
2c 12Vic
Sep
Apr
Apr
14
1-39
4.00 Mar
7.10
25
Jan
Sep
2.00
13%
1
Oct
90c
1.00
14
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80
13
1.00
l.ou
lDc
Virginia Mining Corp—
Weedon Mining Corp
Sep
21
•
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16 Vic Mar
Jan
6.00
r
Oct
Nov
85% July
8%c Jan
4Vic Aug
4,140
3.50
5.90
31c
14c
Apr
3,290
78% * / '
3.00
'
—
5
10
Properties—
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Ltd
May
Sep
1
Ventures
85c
2.00
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Aug
2.75 May
16%
a24% a24%
"
.
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B
class
130
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370,100
10c
6c
73%
75
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Oct
23c
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307,850
r" 11,950
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535
49c
24%
1.66
Oct
Aug
1.45
14c
So
July
13%
Feb
1.26
1
9
2.11
16% Aug
13
Oct
7.85
79%
13 y»
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9%
Oct
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10
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22c
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'
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'
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300
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1
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Trans-Canada
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53
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1,400
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17c
12c
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1.75;
1.75
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8.00
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:
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Sep
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^2.68 Apr
'
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1
25
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Jan
Jan
980
5%
69%
Jan
15c
'
5%
10
.
32'%
170,415
7c
3.15
'
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116 .; Jan
71c
Feb
2,800
—————
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8c
V
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11c "
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'
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2.25
53c
29%
•
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28
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10
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48
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Feb
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94c
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4 72,998
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1.34
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2c
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66
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50
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66
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53c
J an
2.75
7.90 Jan
2,061
,43c
22%
' ,7.50
2.50
:_100
Arcadia Nickel
Feb
Feb
18%
43c
_•
Hardware
7
1.90
18Va
24%
105 %
,
60
21%
6c /
—1 !
Ash Temple common
1,525
2.00
16
*106% 106%""
28c
1.91
Jan
"
*11,181"
* * 7c
:
!
12%
16c
*.
-j
v
%
Coast
500
147/0
27 V4
Oct
Nov
5c
Jan
Jan
1.50 Mar
65
,8c
;
pireferred—
Mines.:
Asamera Qil 'a.—
Acceptance
:
\
.1
Gold
Atlantic
4,000
9,866
„
/
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—
$2,50
Arjon
Bankfield
St
—
Atlantic
5,825
"
ll%~*
'
60c
35%
Vl09
'
,
1.80
"
34
1
_10o
flreferred—/'
Nickel warrants'
Sep
11c
Tl
:
B 1st
May
5.65
35c
-:•
?
•-;—,
•
—
>.
47%
2y2c
;
Anglo Hurpnian—
Anglo-Ropyn MinosAnsil Mines——-——
Anthes Imperial class A
18c
—
1.40" '4,402
11 455
109
22%
'•
Feb
...
" 94,750
"
11%
'
Apr
19c
4c
48%
1
42
3.50
Sep
1.16
51c
"
•,
'
*
Mar
6.85
Oct
3c
Nov
16c
Feb
:
"
—lc
20
2.10
56c
36c
1
,
_20o
Ashdown
Aug
102,174"
49 Vi
25 V
13c
Jan
"
;
•—*
22% July
:*
;
1.91/
27%' ;
Jun
2.80
5 230
Oct
Jun'
Jan
Aug
9%c Sep
"
,
25% July
12% Nov
4
2 65
4
High
<
'43%
4c
3 350
• 11%
■
'—50
—
13,000
3.30
'
:
Controls
10c
2.10
1
_10c
Pete——
11 y2
..—
Ltd
LedUC
a44
18y2c
•
•
—
8c
18 Vic
3.45
5.65
•
3c
11c
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Cobalt & ExDloratlon
Ruby. Foo's Enterprises
preferred
a44
8c
Apr
20c
Apr
8
6,315 V
7.55
:
—
",
4
Aug
19%
560
"
.66
'
38c
.
Low
23% Mar
.2.00
"
*
Associated
'
Mines Ltd
Porcupine Prime
1.60
'
22 %
4
Apr
Oct
7c
Nov
10%
! Oct
•21
36%
'
1.90
,
•
Nov
""
:
10%
11
:—1
1st pfd—50
3Vic
V. 3c
;
—
8c
II,100
.
ioy2c i2y2c
1
class A—.
10c
9c
10c
2
——1
1,
Co—!
*'•
1
Mining Corp
t:'
Mar :
S2c
33
8c
127,300
—
Jan
7c
.
14 680
"
1.20
,,18%
'
•
•
1
330
2.50
!
1
—
"
'109
• >
Anglo American Exploration.,-—__10.25
Sep
*
'—.
Paudash Mines Ltd:
Pennbec
_T
Area
.6.50
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
•■'
4 100
.1.16
15%
;
,
6.20
Oct
9.80 Mar
15%
"1.10 Jan
194,225
\ 1.06
1 36%c
'
3c
2.00
—
..180
Oct
.Feb
15%
7,863
5.90
34%
10
''
13c
,
5.75
.
^,.10
Oils
Bldg
Analogue
-
Jun r
25%
9
63% Aug
Dollars
10c lOVic
(1
"106%
—
Jan!
-sec
5-
Cons
8c
;
/
2.55
'
Anchor Petroleums———i
May.!
»■
•
1100
1—
Anacon Lead Mines:
aVaO Feb
18c
*
'
Amalgamated Lard'er Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth—
Nov
•
12 Vi
22%
5
Sep
;
,11
22%
•
'4c
L—f
4%%
May
39 Vac
5yac Jan
19,500
-
6.85
21 000
*
-Nov
9c
:14c
Feb
2C
20%
Shares
"
'
-
Aluminium, Ltd—
Aluminum Co' 4% !prefeVredi
Aug
18c
6
v
66
9c
: 25c..
:19c
>
:
Jan
-
2y2c
-
-
51'/e
;• 21
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Paton Manufacturing 7%
pfd..——20
90,275-
a33
7c
: '
46*
-
146,600
•
39c
35c
—
Ltd—-1——i.— 1
17c.
200
-27,250
-
3c
-
a33
—1
Ltd—
Explorers
'
C 32c
'114c
—
;—'50 5 .v
Opemiska Copper Mines
14c...
8c
2%c
Quebec Power Common..—4
preferred
-!- :
20% Aug
Jun
24%
'
Alrpihex —i_——__1
Jun
-
Warrants
American
Nov
r
Jun
19%
.-•••,
24%
37c
LlOO
Credits bom
Allied Roxana'Minerals 1—
9% May
8
Sep
64
; ! 26 c
15c
:/
5%
Oct
19%
250
500
_
4
j—* !
Central 'common—
Algonquin
;,liyst Jun
Mpr
7c
Jun
20%
Jan
for Week
.
High
38%
__
-
Algoma Steel———
Mar
68c
•"
•' T"
3c
;!
•!
»
30c
'
•' 1-
,
Oct
Sales
11 Vic
—_
1
warrants!
Pacific
>
May!,
9c
Jan
2,625
■5 y2 c
66
--r \,
25% Aug
35% Sep
Jun
5,360
.22%
Preferred—I-—50
X 1.55 Jun
-IV* Sep
10 Vi May
-
-2,725
19,000
-
5c
•
:
Santiago-Mines Ltd!---—"3c
14c
:
11c
New!
'-
5%
;
64
New
Northern
-24c
Mar
SVh
-•
5,000-
—
-
"
ViC
:
Ltd..—LI——1 12 Vic
-.Ventftrig——C :
6
Mines'Ltd-/—--ii ■ L" 5c
Automatic
American
Jan
25
19%
:
38%
24%
L—•
"
—
Natural Gas—
Algoma
1.10 May "
x '4c- -Aug'
§,100"
-
*
7Vi
•—
Newfoundland Light. & PvT Co Ltd—10 r
New Jack Lake Urahtuni Mines Ltd—1 :
North
Jun
52c
3,000
15,000,
\
Jan
Jan
Jun
3,700
,11c 13%c
"
38 Vi
;—1
;
Gold—
Yellowknife
Alberta
(
'
'
Mines
Class B preferred:
Jun
"Jan
v
•
Class A
Nov
1.22
Aug
47c
-
-
37,260
...
-
■'J 52c
48c
Ltd—_:„—i—•_*
23c
*
92c
:
.
%,
v
20c
.
Native. Minera's
New Formaque
15 V8
Jun
-11
283,031
-
:
1.15
46 %• Aug
,
li%c
•
—1
L—I
i—1
'
*
: 7ic
.;
National
"Feb
20V4
20%
; ,27s/8IJNovt,
4
15,660
:
Range/.,
5.80
o
24c ; Jun
27
-Jan
1.05
.
Of Prices
\
; 12%
A
;-Voting trdst—-—T—4
Alberta Gas Trunk'common.:
Class A preferred
i„
!
7%
Royal. Dairies! Ltd—k„1
:—L* '
Royal Rice Mills Ltd——
Mount'Wright Iroh'Mines Ltd
15 y8
69c
'
Mount
••!-:t;:.vi50'.
45
5Qc
/
Island-Mining Corp Ltd—J_—1
Mid-Chihougamau .'Mines' Ltd———1
Molybdenite Corp ,df Canada. Ltd_J_i_l
Monpre Mining Co Ltd.L.^/V.—■--*•—
Merrill
Mount -Pleasant:Mines
V
45
-
9,575-
-
"
Chipman.-——L-._——JV;
Mercury
•
11c
7c
'
i Low
25
Alberta
9»/2c
Oct
Exchange;
•
1
Jan
.
,
•
—
Warrants
Oct',,
J
!
Alba Explorations
Alberta Distillers commott—
-
*
Ltd———-,.1
;—1
Mclntyre-Forcubine Mines; Ltd
—5
Melchers Distilleries Ltd! 6%_ pfd—;—10
Mines
Massval
Ltd—
_Uwmtum
Akaitcho
Nov
15
Feb
-15
'
Lingside'Copper Mining Co Ltd—L—1
Lithium Cdrpof Canada.Ltd
—-*
4c
Jan
13%
20 %
Week's
.
Sale Price
;.
•
Oct
6.40
Oct
3.90
Vi. Aug
1.64
'•
Par
Agnlco Mines Ltd
8y2 July
27
Jan
1.15
14,900'
i15
4c
17%
-
al4Vi a!4Vi
•
—
—1
-1,335
Friday
Last
.
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jun
5 Vic
Jan
-3,200
-
-
1.38
Acme Gas & Oil—
'
6.40
—1
B-i—
3c
2,000
20%
1.38
Atlantic Sugar common
-Class
Acadia
Mar
5.75
3.00 Aug
6,090
-
1.30
Laduboro
Mines
Acadia
July
;
>27
1.25
Nov
-8V2
Labrador
6c
2,000
-
3.75
3j/2C
_1.1
Sep
2,00 Jan
2,000
j
Abitibi Power & Paper common—
.,
4 Oct
23
Feb
1.05
"
International
Abacus
Jan
;
:-.••/
'-V
•■'
'////•
.'-.v.
.
Preferred
*
■
20%
■'
'."'■f
Apr
X 7c 'Nov
Jan
20%
—•
X'
STOCKS
•;.•'•:'•
-
Development—!
class A pfd
Can
4,500
;
:
15%
Oct
50
7.35
14%
12%
Oct
Prices Sbown Are ExpreMod in Canadian
'
;
w
:
7%C Aug
-7,100-
6.95
15
•
Ltd common
7.35
•
Nov
Aug
20
1
Ltd—
Pipe Line Co__
Toronto Stock
8%c Mar
lie
2%c
35c
Mines
Oil
Ltd———;
Sep;
-87,100
7,000
Oils
'
:
3.50 Mar
Jun
20c
Iron
of Canada
Oct
10%
100
,
11%
8
a20
20
Apr
Oct
44%
a20
20
Nov
8%
13%
10%
100
20
16%
Jun
45 %c
8%
1.05 "
20
Jan
Jan
■
5,285
8%
__20
pfd
Oct
1,500
1.05
20
Mar ;;
---2,500
-
-5C
33c
Co Ltd
Chemicals
Inland
•-
..
16c
49%
1
1.25
;Aug
\ Oct
6C
•
'
-
47%
49%
—
28'%
6
,130
Jan
9%
100
*
1950
19
200
28%
Oct
23% July
C Oct
a2.75
3C
23%
24%
27%
162
Feb
May
2c
11c
23%
24%
High
Jan
18%
Sep
9c
-.--2,500
2.25
5%
4
5
I
1951 preferred
1955 preferred
5%
,
United
4c
-
5%
;
Telephone
Sep
2.10
65
-■
6c
133
1,700
2.50
.
Co
Corporation
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd
Quebec
.
10%
1
:.
Paper
Ltd
Gas
71c
3c
10%
10%
Ontario
Mountain
Jan
5Vic
lie
&
•
9.00
,_.!
——
Rock
Jan "
5 ViC
Oils\Ltd_I__—
Futurity
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd!
Golden Age Mines Ltd...^.
B
Steep
Jan
3c
-6,500
J
>
1,500
46c
Oct
1.60
5,000
60c
6C
Union
38%
.
11%
1,000
3,000
1
class A.
new
B—
Trans
46c
57c
11
Mines Ltd
Companies Ltd
class
Jan
300
59c
9
Feb
995
a2.75
400
1.15
66c
^
300
9.10
24%
Jun
62 y2
4c
Fort. Reliance Minerals Ltd.—.
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—
39.200
19y»
-66c
-_-l
Ltd.—
a6%
Gold
Moore
Oct >
85c
July
-
a6%
Class
May
38 vt' Oct
Apr
60%
66c
(1945)
14%
51c
-
a6%
''27% Aug
20 % Mar
May
-
i2c 12 Vic
12 ViC
200
25c
5c
'
i.
-
-
10c
Oct
3c
-
1.90
2,225
15%
27%
16%
Oct
->6,600
1,377
42c
1.82
25%
Minnesota
Jan
1,960
22
27%
MacLaren Power & Paper Co cl A— 2.50
Nov
10
60,463
'66c
^
1.85
1
60c
36
21
400
Louvicourt Goldfield Corp
l!50 Mar
17
5,500
-
150
Jan
9% May
Low
155
21%
New
Nov,
2.50 May
-
High
155
21%
Loblaw
Oct
35
Jan
735
■
80c.
61c
•
21
■
28
1,290
17
26%
Fleet Mfg Ltd—i...
Fontana
40c
."i
10
8c
-i—1
__
60c
40c
17
Ltd.
Mines
Sep
Sep
40c
'
Empire Oil <& Minerals Inc.—_
1.50
Sep
—•
—
Apr
Low
*
Ltd—
21%
Jun
3c
1
:
6c
,15c
50
!
'
•10
Ltd—.
Mines
Jan'
Canada
I—1
Kerr-Addison
Apr
3,000
r
Lineleum Co Ltd *
Corp.:
Sullivan
East
85c
500
11c
115,100
-
___*
Ltd
2Vic
Jan
18Vic May
5c
*
Engineering Works Ltd
Aug
Feb
35c
1
Dominion Explorers Ltd—
4Vic
2 Vic May
of
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd—
5
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
2.50
*
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A
May
4.2o May
Jan
.34
—
.
Ltd
Mines
Dome
!
May
1.94
4c
-•
"35
4c
29c
55c
—5
A—__
Ltd—
Mines
Dolsan
,
1
class
-.
"
35c;
"
Dalfen's
Ltd
5c
Copperstream
Crusade
Co
Mines
.34
Yellowknife Mnies Ltd
1
Mines Ltd-——
1
Petroleum Corp Ltd—
1—*
Quebec
Cons
Motor
Geco
5c
1.20
*
Ford
15'A May
53,000
•
Par
12%c Jan
Oct
7,500
5c
(Range for Week Ended November 3)
High
'
Sep
-1,000
5c
3c
-
r
3.40
'5c
:
1.50
—;
3c
'
3.20
12 Vic
•
1
L'Ungava
_—-iv
Preferred
8c
I,725
4 Vic
1
;_•
Div Standard Sec "A"_
Consolidated
8,700
3.30%
1
ConDer Corp
Compagnie Miniere
10c
12%
3c
1
Cleveland Copper Corp
Low
8 Vic
1
Ltd.
High
12%
12%
*
Corp
Mining
Chibougamau
Low
8%
25c
Mar
Oct
Mar
52
Jun
11% Mar
38c
Jan
4tf
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ;
(1986)
CANADIAN
.
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended November 3)
,1/1'
Low
Par
Bruck Mills class A
•!'!i
i»
Brunswick
i
it
Gold
8%
100
4ya
Apr
91/4
Sep
Consolidated
4.75
5.2(1
4,560
2.30
Jan
5.80
Jun
I
4%C
6%C
100,600
4C
Aug
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
2.20
3.10
;
I
:—
2.90
Buffalo
Bake-.
Red
;
5c
A
-
3c
9,000
34
34%
1,330'
82
»
17%
1.410
16
Jun
10
10%
4,302
10
Oct
8
7%
'
A~—
1
25C
30c
*.—*
*
100
/
9%c
;—„
Mines
Petroleum
^
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
—
:v:»
9%C
Calvert
i 1,700
-—1
6%c
1
■
Foils
Class
Foundries
Canada
23%
Jan
Coronation
Jan
Cosmos
100%
Jan
Oct
Coulee
Oct
Courvan
20
'
7,30
7.65
11,668
16%
16%
2.85
440
175
7.30
28%
•27%
28'A
26%
28%
Feb
br.osy
11%
2.00
:
18y4
,
new
29
24% July
25% Jan
Mines^_^
15%
100
14
33
33%
125
21
Timber
185
21
23
76*
•
90c
55%
54%
55
10
74%
73
75
100
93'/a
93%.
93%
2.65
3.10
61
62
13%
13%
96c
10[410
Jan
Sep
V:
Apr
Croinor
Nov
Crown
Trust
Oct
Crown
23
Nov
Crows
1.60 Mar
Nest
-
z
class A
Packers
Canada
Class
*t
B
Canada
Canada
\t
■
Permanent
Safeway Ltd preferred
Southern Petrol
—;
Caniacia
Lines
SteamshiD
Canada
Preferred
12.50
—,—■
*;.}'
Crush
U
r
Breweries
Canadian British Aluminium
ijj;,
SI %
I
Jan
•9%
il'/a
'17,265
57c
63c
—1
15c
17c
15%
16
common-
.i—
/>53
fVaC
3,000
22
500
75
90%
Jan
94
Sep
7,225
2.55
Aug
40 y4
Jan
1.85
10%
16,500
,*' 6%
52
53 %
8,050
73/4
*
6,289
53%
4%
10%
10%
3.25
3.45
840
3.60
13%
33%
32%
34%
2,267
35%
35
35%
305
Chemical
5%
5%
2.30
2.50
1.00
8r/a
ifv
CcrtTiexies
Canadian
Delhi
Feb
Delnite
Mines
Distillers
Jan
5.45 May
Dome
Dome
Petroleum—-
34y4
Oct
Dominion
37
Oct
Dominion
7% Mar
Oct
2.00
Jan
if
it))..
it".
>
i !»:"
5%
1
—
Canadian Curtis Wright
77c
69c
845
5%
75c
5%
78C
1,750
1.10
7,575
8
5%
3.80
4.10
3,60
4.00
13
14
2,200
May
July
4jf
Jan
14,800
3.60
Sep
5.00
13,700
3.50
Oct
f
Canada
Gen
Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
Petroleum
*
•
Dock
"
3.80
13%
1
16%
2.25
2.95
549,622
1.54
1.48
1.55
20,230
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A„50c
10%
10 y8
10%
335
8
8
IT
255
Canadian Dyno
Mines
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
Class
B
I'lc
Canadian
Ivii:
Canadian
If
Canadian
*
—
Gas
Warrants
Energy
1st pfd
50
Warrants
53%
—
44 Vb
6%
6%
6%
3,023
2.50
2.70
6,505
18
18
18%
450
74c
s6%
5%
2.80
81c
"*2.65
4.50
6%
67c
2.90
12
13%
70%
5,798
Apr
,u.l.
2.50
8%
■8%
8y4
3.80
3,750
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Locomotive
*
7
7
1
25
Canadian
Malartic Gold:
•
34c
34c
36C
7,300
•
common
14%
14%
14%
Jan
14.
3,832
17
Jan
6%
July
Mar
Marconi
North
Canadian
—1
Co
Inca
—1
5%
_1
9%c ;
Canadian Northwest Mines——
5fj preferred
Canadian
Silica'
Canadian
Tire
ft-
Corp
class
—
50
A
Apr
El Sol
Jan
Emco
Feb
17,067
21%
888
Jan
90C
8,912
?y2
73c
50%
5.213
37 ya.
Jan
.
48
-
62%
830
v
>
39
'
.
"
ioar
-
(/b
;
13r/a
Oct
/;
5(J% Nov
Apr
20
15y4
20
Oct
181/4 May
22% Oct
30%
162
29%
Oct
39
Jan
11c 11%C
20%
7,000
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
38C
166,832
22c
Oct
63c
20 y2
36 %c
20 y2
30%
lie
30c
Feb
1.05
1.00
.1.18
3,300
Jan
12%
13
3,608
12%
Oct
44C
1,200
35c
Oct
48c
1•
6.15
6.80
37,478
Del
Pat Gold—
1.52
1.45
1.63
38,950
Central
porcupine
1
8c
6%c
8%c
282,200
Charter
Oil
1
l.ll
1.10
1.15
8,300
:
6.50
Hi
—
Gai Wines
>
*
33
32
33
5.00
7.20
Jan
Fleet
3%c
3%c
4c
28c
31c
13c 15 %c
1
29c
15c
Chimo Gold Mines
1
Mining
<
&
Smelting
Wilians
Coin
Farm
_I
Gold
Lake
Combined
Mines
20
20 J/4
15%
16 Va
15,833
6c
7%c
15,500
16%
Commonwealth
.
Coniagas
J «>
Petroleum
1
V
2.25
y
-1.85
-I
Preferred
Building
*
Callinan
Central
Consolidated
*
\
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Consolidated
*
-
b
Sep
Oct
Oct
2.10
Sep
'J
1.95
18,060
Ltd
5%
J>8 c
;
10,400
10
1,050
4C
7,500
23,500
9%
6,210
7 y2
VU
7%
5,545
2.55
2.90
6,490
7%c
7%c
8c
3,000
3c
3c
500
9
2.15
2.03
2.16
12 %c
10 %C
I3c
28,360'
37,800
5
51%
405
41
Jan
69% May
20
29
29
29
275
27%
Jan
29 %
:
45c
Jan
•
;
*
160
_*
Mine
5c
5c
3,000
20 %c 20 %C
500
48
198
.
,,795
153 %
12%
12%
4c
4c
•4 VaC
-27
26%
27 Va
10
3.30
3.30
3.40
10 %c
10c 10 Vac
20%
12%
'
:
preferred-,
class A_!
*
20y2C
20
;
—
1
Mines
-
9,401
1.47
111,123
78C
29 C
12c
2
1.96
1.96
2.00
4,100
8,050
/.
Ltd,
38
12,284
1
14c
11 %c
I4c
33,840
91/2C
3%c
;
28c
4C
4,500
2y2c
28c
33C
51,900
23c
10c
32c
;
loe
32C
500
4,000
7c
271/2c Aug
24
July
Jan
52%
Oct
85c
Jan
700
51c
Class
Oct
A
-
^
50c
com
50c
„
.r_
General Steel
41c
.
May
2.17
Apr
12%
Jan
1.00
84c
Wares
Mines
20%
V
51
59c
-
/
59c
58c
60c
;
Mascot
common,/—
Ltd-/
Mine
Genex
60c
Apr
Gordon
Mackay
Sep
Granby
Mining
Oct
4.05
!
Grand
&
Apr
Great
1
Jan
:
20c
*
:
16%
10
47c
Oct
1.56
1.74 Mav
35c
2.40
15 V2C May
6c
Jan
41c
May
13c
57c
Oct
May
11,000
I8V2C
Jan
31c
20c
54,000
15c
Sep
24c
29c
83,876
16c
July
29c
154
156
85
121
Jan
165
Aug
45
65
43
Jan
47
Sep
6%
620
13%
16%
600
,
May
Jan
Oct
5% July
6% July
6% Mar
;
16 Va. Nov
54
50
30c
494,174
29,100
18%
44%
18%
18%
7,315
16%
Jan
44
45
4,020
26 Va
Jan
17%
18%
1,600
6.25
Jan
8
8
8%
1,165
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
2.30
2.60
Sep
Coal
class
1
A
*
1.09
Feb
65c
41
Oct
4.10 May
21% Aug
Oct
46
21
Jan
150
Nov
30c
Jan
840
50
54
Mar
Jan
50
Oct
.
Jun
2.30
2.70
1,185
1.00
Jan
2.95
Apr
13%
14%
70,510
8.65
Jan
16
Sep
6Va
400
1.50
1.50
1.50
200
6
Gas_.
15%
trust
•
15%
15%
15%
-
*
10
;
Mines..
—I
Zl
18% May
Jan
17 Va May
6% Aug
2.00
Sep
3.50
Jan
2.75
3.50
214
2.70
Jun:
.3.70
16
16 Va
1,496
11%
Jan
17% July
1.65
1.80
300
95c
Feb
415
53
52%
53
8.60
5c
30%
6c
2,500
4c
3,000
4c
Jan
8.50
8.70
5c
6 Vac
3.05
Jun
5%c
6.75 May
Jan
5 %c
5%c
1
1
720
Jan
11
,
2.75
_i
1_
4.50
Aug
IIV4
1,114
Jan
1.15
16%
9c
*
4.40
-
350
15%
4.25
*
—
Mines
Gunnar Mining ;
Gwillim Lake Gold
50
2.30
10c
13%
*
Saddlery
Winnipeg
.
52
2.55
Develop
warrants
Lead
10% Mar
3.40
warrants
West
Gulch
Gulf
Jan
May
14 Vs May
.17c
54
50
■-
Guaranty Trust
'
Jan
7c
Sep
2.30
preferred—
Gridoil Freehold
Jan
285
2c
17%
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
Oct
12% -12%
y
Aug
19c
21c
1
Greater
1,000
22c 23 Vac
70c
14%
9 Va Mar
IIV2C Aug
*
/
Paper
Plains
Great
Jan
Sep
2.90
*
Great West
Oct
26C
3,995
13c
24c
common—
Class B
Great
July
13,500
Feb
61c
12% May
•
3.30
Northern Gas common-
$2.80
Jan
7c
16,430
-
5 %c
5c
'
*
;
Warrants
22 % c May
13c
July
Sep
1
Mines
Mines
Lakes
Great
64c
.10%
6%
5
Warrants
Mar
13c
-
7
3,995
11,800
-
45
155
50
A
12c
17% Mar
23c
*
!
,■
23c
l
common
;'___
Great Lakes Power
May
12%
1
Toy
Grandroy
Granduc
class
10c
:
»
1
—
May
10%
1
Goldfields Mining '.
Goldray
1
r.
Goodyear Tire Canada
4% preferred
/
May
10 %c
1
—;
Globe Envelopes class A_*_
Goldale Mines
15c
20c
1
r
Uran Mines—
10%
7c
!
9%
10%
Yellowknife Mines' Ltd
1956
July
-Aug
Jan
Voting
Jun
105
41
Sep
8ep
•
55c
Jun
Oct
Jan
1,100
3.20
1.5! Mar
Feb
v
1,943
28'A
Feb
39%
Jan
22
;
52
Jan
Jan;
Sep
99%
102
9c
60c
Feb
.
34%
30
38yff
y
51%
Jan
23%
Oct
2,953
36%
9c
100
_—
Geiieral Petroleum & Drill
May
27c
IOV2C
101 %
'••v
:_i%
63c
1.25
Jun
10,500
Feb
Motors
Jan
a
4c
10c
£
General
Jun
1.25
23 Va
Oct
May
23 V*
17e
Jan
Jun
63c
1
Jan
1,010
44%
38c
.♦
8c
15%
20%
Oct;
17,450
1.80
Jun
25%
87,200
20
Feb
Aug
715
45c
9,327
„
t
4.70
Jan
30 Va
41c
47,507
6c
29
,;
28
42c 44y2C
1.50
3.25
i
30
Feb
3 05
Apr
1
Jan
1.29
14 Vs May
Jan
10
3%c Aug
21.
3,150
:
9c
2.95
455
II,500
;
Oct
Dynamics
39c
21 y2
Jun
;
General
43c
1.32
165
Apr
41/2C Aug
18c
Jun
3.05
Jan
11 Va
45c
1
Oct
130
'17%
8c
Jan
113%
23,825
1
20c
;
;
4
Jan
1,740
*
Ltd
17Va
65
Feb
Jan
Jan
160
£
75c
.:' 10. Jan
Jan
55c
Gold Mines—_2.50
4,560
7%
35c
1
9,900
(16%.
10 Va
ll%c
30c
Ii
;
475
Jan
15c
.♦
Mines—
69c
16
I6V4
111%
Oct
May
July
1,300
1
Mines
63c
110 111%
68c
1
,—5
—
.
.
15%
Feb
867
Apr
50
6Va.
11%
5C
9,662
.May
51
v,
Aug
13%
2j/2C
19C
12c
46c
•
*
3.75
11 Va
Oct
45C
-
Oct
26c
22
Nov
16c
May
18,500
10,375
14%
3.15
45c
6c
?
30c
6%
11%
Jun
Sep
23,800
>
1
Jun
Oct
Apr
.*
7%
2.00
4.40
_1
Sep
10c
Apr
1.98 May
!
30c
5i/4 July
67/g Aug
1.50
May
24
Oct
v
Devdopment
11%
31/2 c Aug
2.74
L
Jan:
Bakeries
Jan
3c
Jan
1,12
General
Aug
7%
10c
1
16c
22C
16%
Aug
20
16.%,- Oct
.
Jun
16 Va July
65
:
.
1
9%
1,895
„
15%
a% Mar y
37%- Jan
29c
.
Glenn
17 %C
Feb
Jun
187, :y Nov
Jan
7% Mar
2,205
5,648
8C
7c
,,i
i
29 %c
r
.<
31c
Jan
8c«
11%
•;
Feb
5%
*
common
preferred
Geco
16% Apr
Aug
63c
.
.
5%
1
27c
7%c
l
17 %,
70
1,305
11%
13.%/,-
59c
2iyac Mar
20c■; May
Jan,.
Jun
-
9
211
;
,
62 Va
9%
800
4C
..100
7,148
13c
3,200-
-9c
Sep
Oct
"
60c
26C
10,000
,•6,000
.
2.74 -2.99
r
10 V*
75c-
,.-1.73
7,920
1
73c
Jan
9,101
I
Sep
99c
1.75
Glstcier Explorers
1.75 July
"
r-
General
5 30
Jan
10%
'
26
200
Feb
Sep
Oct
32
Jan
.
23 Va
Giant
425
Jan
18%
:
.
lie
17
Giant
1,700
1.55
;
20,000
23.
22%
Oct
2.05
7c -- Jan
1.01
Apr
"1.30
2.95
&
_l
———
(Charles)
/-
17
5% Mar
11 VB
July
25
25
1.30
131/2 July
10%
■'%.
32
12'A
.
Jan
3%C
■*
'
23%
v
1
.
Jan
16,161
8c
3Vac Sep
6.70 July
Apr'
Oct
18c
t
May
15 %c May
1
page
Apr
2,70
10%
>
8%
7 ¥20
1
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated Morrison Exploration
Consolidated Mosher
—1
Consolidated Negus Mines
see
1,46
r>, M76 -187
3.90
3y2C
1
Arrow—,
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
For footnotes
19,200
10%
375
*
MarbSnor Mines
Consolidated Marcrus Gold Ltd
Consolidated Quebec
7c
,
:, 6c
2,502
7
Iron
Pershcourt
Sep
2.35
62%' -.60%
.
Halliwell
Consolidated Nicholson
*
>:
Petroleum
13%
«
,_1
A__^__—:
!»•
Gaitwin Mining
Jan
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
58%
10
1
Consolidated Northland
4 Vac
5c
12
10
*
.
Lake
Golden
Sep
14,100
10%
;
38c
19c
10
Flin
Cadillac
Fenimore
Consolidated Gillies
Consolidated
Jan
13c
110
Sep
Jan
50Va; J""
i6VaC May
Feb
45
Nov
20 Va
-
5c
iic ■a 10 %c
5%C
10 %
;•
4.45
9%
Discovery
t
'
Jan
38y»
2.85
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest;
(
i
4.70
75
1
-
;
.
31c
73c
^
Consolidated
Consolidated
2,200
54
11%
Apr
38 %c
-
1.45 yi.59
;
.
4.15
11 y8
common
Consolidated
i-il
5.50
„•
Mines
-
i
i
70c
71%
9%
16,500
2.20
4.45
♦
Gamma--:
X
,
Feb
15%
*
Warrants
;
43c
14%
2:50
4
t
i
118,800
26c
Consolidated Beta
522
Va; Jun
9c
Aug
14,600
4 V2C
.
26,978
3,702
52,000
Coniaurum
Consolidated
-
64c
3.20
class
May
90c
*"
1.53
^
!
42c
Jan
100
23
16Va
Jan
4c
'17,050
23
-
—:"
ii,j
7
Jan
7%
17 Va May
10
46c
1.79
r';'-y 32
Gatineau Power common:
9c
Aug
590
Aug
4VaC
>
44c
.
4%C
—1
.
9%C
4c
44c
.1
z
r._
Oct
44c
2.05
Key MinesConsolidated Bakeries
'/!
4
50
?/:.Z:9c
4c
12
'
.*
'
/
25c
-
1
Con
Consolidated Bellekeno
10
II %y
'
,50
1
Oct
23c
7%
5.30
-
...
Mines
•;' .11
•
23
5c
39
44,700
1,200
4.85
*
National
,••;
0
Companies
Frobisher
1.50 May
52,100
*5.10
*
Metals
Combined
Conduits
•
-
Jan
21/2C Jan
Sep
Sep
:
20%
I
32
Foundation. Co
French
102
Jun
12
1
Enterprises
Jan
31c
*
Columbia Cellulose
22
v
65c
15 y2
I-'<
Equipment
Jan
51
*
*
-„4i,
—
7
V
895
6.25
/ 68%,'Nov
Jan
55c
55c
.
Cochenour
78c
18c
Nov
5.20
'
25
Knitting class A
Cockshutt
Apr
1
Manufacturing
Fraser
Apr
65c
1
—
Bar
61/2C
7,100
1
Cirele
99
20Vs July
.
Francoeur .Mines
Oct
1.70 Sep
Mar
85c
135
1
Mines
Chib Kayrand Copper Mining
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chrysler
170
Jan
Jan
Famous Players Canadian—;—:
Fanny Farmer Candy
-Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils; Ltd—i„_
Farwest Mining —^
Fatima Mining;-^-
Frosst
Chromium
101
Jun,
2.30
Oct
9 V». Sep
14 Va
4.
5 Fleetwood Corp "
Ford Motor Co (U S)
Ford
of
Canada,-
151/4 May
44c
91c
Preferred
Preferred
1.25 Mar
12%
1
Chesterville Mines
.Feb
150
!
4.75 Sep
,
22,378
__—__
Grain
5
Central
Chateau
45
170
.
18 Va
1
SJX
Federal
16%
Central
Cheskirk
7,734
5 Vs
i8%
23.50
-
Farms
16%
;
Rio:
"4.50
68%
Oct
2.50 May
'425
'
—
Federal
181/4 Mar
140
"225
'
:
18%
*
i
Mining
Ltd
Sep
Apr
—1
;
470
150
Aug
Developments Ltd
Nov
131/4
Sep
15 Ve
common
62ya
325
23%
17%
——
.
Jan
Sep
i
Mines
100%
»
17
*
Quartz
,
16%
,
Falconbridge Nickel
Sep
Nov
8 Vs
■
<
93
Oct
—-
^
Nov
14%
Empire Life Insurance—/ ■*,. 186
Exquisite Form coipmoni—
.a11%
■
1.04 Jun
.
Jan
Feb
y:
fU
2o% May
,1'
Aug
93
40
.v
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Nov
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
34V4
16%
I_Ii
Mines
Athabaska
;
-i* l3c"
*; -v39c.
16%
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Cayzor
99 y4
25%
86c
.
7.50 May
17
—20
-
Gold"
OR
25
54%;
II20
Exploration
Cariboo
7,339
12
-
100% 100%
♦
com.
preferred
5% %
preferred
Canadian Westinghouse
Can Erin
'
4.80 May
7C
AUg
l2ViC Aug
23y2 Jan*
18,642
238,207
-
103% 103 y4
.
—
——
pfd—— -100
5%
4%
Candore
12
87c
Westrt Natural Gas
Canadian
10c
2l<r
33%
300*.
;*
•
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Canadian
r
I6c
*-
25%
-10
.5%
*8%c
■
103 y8
-25
—_
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Ji;
-100
—
Canadian
19c
'
'34 y8
Pacific Railway
Petroftna preferred
Canadian
ib
is
Oil Cos common
Canadian
.5
:
93
10%
,Eldrich Mines—
11
42c
Jan
30c
Oct
38
4,690
,
'764
9c
8c
Jan
14
101
Match Co__r.
Mines
Nov
277/8
8,865
East Sullivan Mines
Elder
48%
-
Jan
11 Va
1
Canadian
"
6.70
4.50
1
Paper
Oct
4.25 Oct
31% Jan
19%- Mar
66%
68
:/*
Eddy
Oct
Mar
15 Va
—/
Eddy
July
15
i.—
Apr
2.65 May
4.00
-
East Amphi Gold
::
93c
.8
common——
Nov
72
>
Oct
•>'
145
———
i.
Aug
10'/a Sep
131/4
Jan
63
11%
50c
7,350
-
Imperial Bank
Industrial Gas
57c
45 Vac
Jan
9.25
9%
common
common
Mines
/; East Malartic
,
Sep
Mar
,11
Duvex Oils & Mineral
„
33c / Sep•
9VaC;Jan
:
_*
Dynamic Petroleum
,
-Jan
JUn
_*
Chemical
Industries
May
.12c
4.00
/
Brewery
Duyan Copper,
J Oct
3.75
Jan
&
31c
Oct
28c
25,177
1,072
22%
■*
Dow
7% May
Jart
9%
4,096
68%
Dover
2.95 Apr
20% May
1.35
Jan
1.30
2,830
13 %
69%
r
4.4(1 Jan
40,773
•
Jan
13% Feb,
Tar
vJan
Mar
,
6c
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Donalda
Apr
7
Jan
85c
7.212
10
.
Jan
Stores
Dominion Textile
^
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55
20%
-
."
93
;
22%
Va
14
-
93
93
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Magnesium
i
2.04 May
t
48
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Steel & Coal
Dominion
11% May
7%». Jan
/
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Foundry & Steel common—*
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!___
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Dominion
-
Nov
Oct
Aug
1.40
135
2.65
1
2.95
Jan
48c
10
!
In
common
Dominion
Jun
12c
1
May
23c
-
21,922
26%
12%
——
Feb
'
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—
Canadian Hydrocarbon —.—:.
Canadian
53%
•
Husky Oil
Canadian
i
—
Securities "A"
Homestead
Canadian
53%
preferred—20c
—___—
Gen
Canadian
*
1
—..
Food Products
2.13
16
Aug
y
Dominion
5.15Mar
44%
25%
13 Vb
*
Dominion
10c
Canadian
25,867
/
25%
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Anglo Inv pfd—i
Electrohome
9
4.05
48%
»
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1.75 Mar
3.90
Mar
Jun
7c
4V2C Aug
49,519
Va"
108%
:
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Dominion
82c
55c
10
Jfa n
23c
10,216
N
Aug
10%May
Jun
7c
Oct
9V2C Jan
24
Aug
16c.
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45,933
/ 5,875
45 Vac
'
4.05
-2.50
Dominion
Sep
5%
3c
I
.
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1.0Q Aug
Oct
26c
44c
10 Va
50c
10 VB
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of
8c
24 Vac
(
53c
Bridge—.
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8C
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4.10 Mar
Mar
50c
1.05.
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&
45c
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Mines
14%- Feb
Feb
9 %c
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1
Aug
97%
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58,400
28 %c
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12,650
28 %c 29 Vac
f
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63
5c
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21c
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47% Aug
Feb
18% Jan
40,500
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20c
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52-
10
9,928
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May
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Deldona
Aug
Feb
!
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Deer Horn
Dickenson
31%. Feb
7,200
'
97c
3
common.
Preferred
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Petroleum
Chieftain
Canadian
t
Decoursey Brewis Minerals—.a
5.30 Apr
Jan
21%
!„
/
8 Va
•
104
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Sep
13%i May
*
13
3,200
96c
5%
2.30
W&rr&nt^
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57
Jan
2.30
1,082
.
10c
2.23' Jari
780
13%
*
25
preferred
3.40
13%
II
,
Sep
8%
350
3.25
.
1.98 May
-.
Jun
43%.
10%
.
Feb
Oct
.^100
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Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Feb
131/:*, Nov
Aug
7
4C
1,225
6%
6%
Mar
1.00
500
6C
•
common
12
430
3.60
64
—
•
I
1.65
22
15c
May
5%c Sep
910
7 Vac
!>
4c
Oct
19%, Jan
8 %c Feb
I
13 % Mar
42,300
49
62
22
7%C
Apr
——186
-
10
8 %C
46
62
1
^
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5 Vac
/
Nov
Aug'
Jan
Oct
-Feb
16%
70c
815
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International. Ltd
Mines
20
Oct:
18c
.
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8%c
Nov
69c
..
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15y
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9%
12%
100
y
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5,500
1.30 V
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450
V 8c
20
y
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I,250
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7%c
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19 Va Aug
.
8% Oct
10% May
27%c Jan
13c July
.
4,600
76,300
2,500
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8c
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May
1.63 May
Jan
15% May
20
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Class A preferred
Cusco
,
■\\l
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3.60
Celanese
Canadian
!T ft'
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5c
common •
Canadian Canners class A
Canadian
57%
9%
Class B warrants
VJ
450
1.80
warrants
A
May
9%
•
•
Canadian
Class
May
60 y2
*
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Canadian
61
Jan
1.85
1
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Astoria
Jan
48%
60
•
1
Wire & Cable class R
Canadian
61
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Canada Tungsten
Canada
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3.00
1
common
49
365
;
38,548
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•
1.39
8%
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76 y8 July
.
9 Vac
80c
15
——
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1.30
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6c
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955
7%c "V
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12c
36,438
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9C
7,600
18%
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V
Jan
84c
v
90e
54 y3
54%
18 y4
63%
5,785
'940
.
Warrants
161/2
Feb
21
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Oct
331/2
Jan
35
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Crestfaurum Mines
Crestbrook
5.95
9
18%
17c
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Nov
22
28c
•
1.27
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Jan
'
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Apr
17%
60c v
1
July
3.20
Jan
6%
11%
1
1
-i-w—
V
Sep
12c
3.25 Mar
18%
•
9%
,
16
310
May
12c
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Mar
28%
Jan
15%
32%
75%
1.31
18%
18 %'
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—
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Craigmont
Jun
"10'A May
Jun
Apr
35
—:—*
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38c
May
1.05
226'
4.65
Sep
26<r
2,337
28 y4
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Imperial
K
22%
;
8c
—
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16c
9c
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; 1.90 Nov
17,065
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15c
Mar
•
6,350
21,531
22'
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Feb
4c
■■h 9
15 %c
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5c
1,500
5.90"
8%
4c
11,750
2.05
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30%
4.45
•
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Oil
Cla'ss
Jan
28c
73%
5.70
*
—.«■
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A—
Jan
Jun
Jan
1.70
*
——...
Ccpper-Man
13%
1.70
10
common
13c
48c
Jan
15 %
Malting
May
8
23%.
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.
27 %c
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Canada Iron
23c
100/
4,060
r
common
A
Canada
102
102
4.45
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
I
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Coppercorp Ltd ——'
9,680
:
26
*
common—
//
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1.90
•V 21%
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Copp Clark
500
8c"
8%C ~
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2.00
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G'/eC V.
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13% Jan
,
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6%c
7c
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r15,795
18 y*
24%
20*
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Canada
>
•■17%
I
1
Campbell Red Lake.
Canada
18
25%
•
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Chibougamau
Campbell
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—1
"
27C
1
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&
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Camerina
/
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24%
7%c July
7,550
31c
8%c
-
6%
450
-
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Consolidated
Calvan
lb
hi-
Sep
38% July
Sep
Jan
17%
Calgary & Edmonton-——
ill
,-lf
Nor.
61/2C
'
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34
17%
10%
Calalta
( '
May
3.10
Apr
*
*
;
4c
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Building
Burlington
Cadamet
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1.06
80,850
8c
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'
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Burrard Dry Dock class
'
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8%
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Buffalo
High
IIHi
:
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Buffadison
Low
High
:
10,802
92,500
_
7.05
4c
Jan
July
Oct
Jun
57% July
7c
Jan
9c
■
Jun
9.50
Aug
6V2C May
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1987)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Par
Hardee
Farms
common
»
10
10
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13%
14%
12c
14c
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Minerals
1
Hastings.
iron
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Gold
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Highland.Bell
Hinde & Dauch—.—
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\ Class
Consolidated
-
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•;Class B
Ltd
Z_20c
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EPie
4.25
v
4.051
:
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3(t
159%
;
6%
6%
-6%
31%
34%
.
new
-
com--*
33%
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Gold
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Preferred
Quebec
Jonsmith
Kelvihatoxf
of
11
j____C.
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",23c
Feb
May
9%
Apr
New
Sep
4.35
Sep
New
8c
May
Mar
4c
7c
12c
,
Apr
6,061
25c
Aug
38c
14c
Aug
24c
May
17%
Jun
17%
Jun
lie
Apr
Apr
1,975
2.20
Jan
5.40
Jan
13%
Apr
Oct
Nisto
11%
4%C
5c
4c
Sep
8.75 Jun
9c
Jan
133/4
Jan
20,525
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9.00
;
9.30
2.15
2.20.
17,258
1.000
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Rim
uvZc
Oct
2.07
6,915
-
8c
,
20c
Mtar
87c
Nor
7c
Apr
9%c
15%
Oct
19c
27,525
.
lie
16
9,066
15
Oct
26
27'
3,210
17%
Jan
6% V
600
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4.80
2.60
1.65
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6.90, 1,035,243
70c
38c
9%C
21,385
23,650
1.85
11c
3.15
3.35
13,782
2.50
11
925
28c
121,986
2.98
2.99
v
685
7c
7.40
Jan
^
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3.10 Apr
12c
;
Oct
3.60
Jun
Oct
Jun
11%
Oct
Aug
8%
10c
29c
Sep
2.90 July
4.50 May
2.38
3.00
Jan
4.10
Jan
32%
Nov
2.50
.-,v so
3.35
3.35
3.40
730
-32%
32%
100
27%
Apr
2.12
2.12
1.55
Jan
37c
May
67c
Apr
39c
July
73c
May
52c
Jun
3.20 Mar1
52C
56c
1,020
26,780
52c
48c
53c
196,200
3
17%
17%
17%
1,385
16
k_*
23%
23%
243/4
8,861
103/4
21%
21%
21%
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49%
49
1.51
10c
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Mines
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4.650
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246
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Goldcrest
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Northern
Quebec
Power
Northerh Telephone
Warrants _._i
11
ZZZZZZ50
49%
4.85
440
/•;
——.
19
Common
7c
15c
24c
448,300
10%c
Jan
40c
30c
11,700
May
576
18 %c
Jan
53c
60c
47c
231.175
May
35c
5c
56
Aug
67c
Oct
1.500
6C
5%c
4%c
Oct
6%c
6 V2c
3,900
4c
Aug
8%c
2.950
11c
Mar
Sep
Sep
Apr
14C
/
Oct
1.40 May
100
11
Jan
13%
14%
.520
10
47C
Jan
49c
14
13,651
Aug
40c
Feb
49c
98c
53c
May
4,400
28c
1.60
12,645
74c
Jan
4%c
2,500
3c
July
6c
13C
13c
1*500
12c
Apr
20c
Feb
.'/ll Vac
Jan
Jun
Olca
22
24%
1.70
Jan
Sep
3%c Mar
Oleary
34
Aug
Opemiska Copper..
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49%
.
485
30
Mar
May
.
lds/8
Oct
9,045
10%
Oct
123%
Oct
45% Mar
50%
Oct
506
5.05
3,740
90c
800
18%
19 %
1,370
83/a
Jan
110
1.35
Oct
7c
"
12,243
4.85
1.35
;
114,100
4.85
85c
4c
113/4
Oct
Oct
Overland
2.25
Sep
10c
May
30c
32c
13,700
25c
1.77
2.00
66,856
42c
Feb
2.36
Oct
1.15
1.26
26,100
4c
Mar
1.58
Oct
6 %c
5,500
4c
July
8c
Jan
16c
316,910
7c
Sep
16c
Nov
5c
5%C
3,500
5c
Mar
9c
May
3.40
1
3.35
3.45
25c
MacLeod
24c
27c
1,565
39%'
4c
•_
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see
Jan
41
41
1,000
1 %c Mar
2,100
68c
page
48
26
May
Z_
of
Aug
Peerless
3c
Jun
Pembina
92c
Jan
40c
Feb
Jan
19%
19%
20%
4,151
51
=51
25
2.70
13%
Sep
48
Jan
51
Sep
Vi-Aug
11% July
8%
9%
5.40
5.50
300
2.20
Jan
13C
15c
1,900
10 %c
Feb
30c
82
82%
202
Jan
83
8%e
9c
8,500
76
Jun
12c
35c
1.05
614,800
30c
12c
625
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5c
1,000
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82%
90c
1,506
64c
9%
10%
13 %c
36
5%
75
Jan
May
Oct
May
sep
10%c May
16c
Jan
4%c July
7c
Jan
52c
Jan
1.05 Nov
72c
Oct
11%
l4c
Sep
16c
116
Feb
I8e
36%
295
29
Jan
40
32c
..
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8% May
7t
May
30c
Jan
22
22
230
17%
Apr
6.20
6.50
12,245
5.25
Jan
1.77
1.62
1.80
22,835
1.50
Jun
5%c
2,000
20c
23c
32,050
29
3,745
7"
8,20 July
3,121
4,700
4,895
33,800
12c
30c
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36%
Oct
20%
28
49c
80,720
4%c Sep
19c Oct
8
Jan
27c
Mar
62c
Jan
May
Apr,
May
22 J Oct
8.60 May
2.18 Sep
8%c Sep
28c
May
31
75c
Aug
.
8%
Oct
iO
100
4.50 Sep
6.00 Jan
8%
8%
150
8% May
9% May
11%
11%
7.45
7.45
7.45
500
24%
23%
24%
5,160
11%
4,983
1.90 Jan
5.85
Jan
22%
Jun
13%
9.30
27
Apr
May
Mar
266
26e
26c
Sep
40C
Apr
45c
42c
500
25c
..20o
46c
97,950
31c
Oct
57c
Jun
•
74c
74c
76c
1,300
72c
May
14c
12 %C
16c
173,700
6c
30c
31c
13,912
17c
4.45
4.45
4.45
300
3.40
Jan
5.50 Aug
5.85
5.73
5.85
2,634
3.35
Feb
6.00
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II
II—1
Mines
1
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4c
1,000
3c
Feb
5e
May
Penman's
128,170
21c
Oct
40c
May
Peoples Credit
cofnmbn
17
1,835
12%
Apr
18
Oct
Permo
Gas
Gil
104
104
100
Apr
110
Aug
Perron
Gold
10c
11c
27,500
Sep
12%c May
commoh
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2.50
2.70
850
14 %C
15c
15,910
13c
10c
6,566
8c
July
9c
Feb
ldc
9c
48c
44 %C
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•
115,550
8%
7,740
47%
.105
30%
50
48c
7%
47%
8%
30%
"
50
2.15 Aug
Oct
7% Aug
'45
Jan
29
Oct
2.92
Jan
20c
Jan
15c
Mar
49c
Oct
13% May
48
Oct
May
33
Feb
15
Jan
35
Aug
30c
Sep
•
28
366
13 %c
35C
ZZZi
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Oct
31c
2.50
V
4
17c
14 %c
ZZZi
Jan
Jan
1
—1.28
1.05
Jan
1
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&
34c
8%
20c
•
Exploration
Pipeline cominon_I"
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1.02 Mar
.
4.50
Preferred
Peruvian
May
Oct
5%C
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36c
7c
84c
20c
-20c
Gold
&
84c
Sep
Sep
May
May
82c
21c
Canada
Exploration
Apr
■1.73
22
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Drilling
Consol
1.10
Apr
4,000
—1
Jan
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.
Sep
6,800
;
10c
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13,800
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29c
lie
4,632
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28,300
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87c
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Oct
6%c May
l%c
775
35c
Nov
39%
73c
•
May
20 %c May
Aug
6.25
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4c
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common
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4c
85c
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l%c
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Paymaster Consol
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,
47c
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Paramaque Mines
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4%c
71c
54C
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,
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Nov
Magnet Cons Mines
50c
62c
"
1.62
49,839
;
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183/4
183/4
;,i
3.65
Page
Jun
17%
50c
8c
4c
1.80 Jan
32c - Jan
Oct
Jan
3.25
NOV
2.40
:
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Warrants
Jun
7,950
18%
3,200
50c ' Jan
II V2C
2-1 VaC
Aug
2.60
-
23,575
1.80
Aug
10,000
6%C
1.77
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153/b
1.10
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast Uranium
Preferred
95c
1.05
July
12c
5y*p
■
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common
14c
1.05
Majortrans
Apr
Lake
49,300
Cockshutt
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MacMillan Bloedel & Pawell River,.
Madsen Red Lake
1
1
2.60
10 %C
:
177
12c
Jan
52c
■
Ormsby Mines—.*;
22 %
12 %c
1
...
12C
2.75
Feb
32c
2.50
common
Oshawa Wholesale
16c
i
12c
2.60
2.70
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5%c
;
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Oct
5c
Mines
Orenada
Apr
31c
Mines.,
13,000
5*321
14c
40
--
Jan
July
54% Aug
3%c Feb
13c
13
6.00
1.83
i_
7,014
5,000
25*300
50c
Debenture!.**—
&
1.20
1.18
Goldfield
Loan
Oct
Aug
Sep
51
40c
9C10%c
22c
Malartic
Sep
.
49
20b
Rare Metals....!.
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^
1,160
11
2c
1
38c
Sc
O'Brien Gold Mines—-Ocean Cement
12"%
Jan
51
.
Aug
1.15 May
1.73 Oct
1.53
3%e
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10% May
4c,
Jan
1.60
4%c
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Ontario Steel Products
"
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Lake
18c
13%
13%
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May
13%
47C
12c
NoVa
Obaska
11c
13%
Oct
Oct
7%c
13%
46 %C
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Beaucage
Nudulama Mines
,..66
5.40
Z"
Mines
Ontario
49%
Vic
223/4
50%
Oct
.
Norvalie
1.10 May
Jan
33d
26,56c
50c
—1
~~
Ltd
Jan
11 3/8-
4
Oct
Oils
Feb
Aug
Sep
186
Z50
Northwe'stern Utilities
pfd.
Aug
10%
1.35
Feb
Northland
-14c vJan
25,700
"
preferred
Apr
Jan
7c
20C
GasIIH
,5c
9%c
—1
_
Apr
14 %c
r
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Aug
5c
nJdh
r; 28o
r.
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Sep
—1
^
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19c =Aug
6%c July
•
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Northerh Canada Mines
Northern Ontario
Oct
8%t Jafn
5%6
72C
,* —1
38c
39C
~
,
6%c Jun
'
7c
25c
~
Oct
Feb
8e|)ri(r,^i i42c
49c
Nov
Mar
6c
5%c Mar
76c
Oct
13
Aug
28c
Nov
100
July
26C
12%e
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common--
North
2.20
33%:
Long Point Gas_^.
tor.aao Uranium Mines.,
3c
1
333/8
33
.
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2,000
37,200
i4,16o
25c
6c
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Feb
10%
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Barvue
4c
38c
7
May
107/8
Pete,
Maple Leaf Mills
46
326
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23
10 Vn July
5%6
,
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Nov
266
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1.76
33 %
•.
2,135
19
2434
Sep
90c
Maher Shois Lfd,^.
4c
23
5%C
,
29'A
50
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Sep
i
4,300
30
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3%c
590
'—7
.
28,595
31%;-
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Yellowknife
5c
12%
•,
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2.04
1.85
30^/2
u
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4C
11%
*
*
.
2%C
2.04
—.
90,100
23%*
31%
T__
49
2.65 July
Jan
21
4,100
1.55
11%
pfd__30
1st
275
1,850
50=
7c 11 %c
11
11%
Mihesi.—
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Jan
12%
6,4oS
64
,
Mines...._
Northcal
Aug
7% Mar
3.00 Mar
Aug
1.55
.i-.
Mills
1.7%
100
7
Norpax Nickel
Nov
;
28
Jan
"2.75
20 %c
16
,
Feb
2.50
'io%
Acme
Norlartic
Jan
2.50
A_.
common
Hosiery
100
1
Normetal Mining Corp.^__
6%
•,
Mihes^_
—
29
Jan
100
1
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Norbeau
Jan
>.
2.50
w.
new
Feb
10%
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Mines...
Norgold
May
3,700
44c
■
lid j'-f 12c"
27
£
A
27
11,811
•
7.
Mines
Notfanda
4.50 May
-
39c
7%c
IZZZZ20
cfass
pfd£_l:
23
115
17%
1
Nipissing Mines
3.35
10%
44c
;_"_i
class
25
28
15
7
,
Apr
6
23
27%
t
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Aug
28
in
~
31c
-
5
5n
common
8%
*
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Macdonald
Jan
14% May
4c
Jan
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&
3.80
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Lyhdhurst
14 V*
150
B
Mining
Jan
25c
'
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Wire
Class
Oct
6,000
Rouyn
Jan
3.25
new
Island
■
Nickel
1.70
2,655
,
Mines
5%
2.98
Financial
walrj^ants
Niagara
Oct
14,900
Senator
Feb
10c
Taku
Jan
50c
65% Sep
16%
New
35c
12 %c May
44% Jan
Nov
16%
7o%TZlr^ngJ_^rr^
Jan
378,324
Oct
77
16%
New
Jan
14,803
Jan
.
Jan
16%
9%C
7
3
58
Nov
75c
15%
16%
16%
•
.
&
50
1.60
43
Oct
St:
8c
775
125
July
6ic July
i3% Jan
Apr
1.50 May
20c
.
77
18c
113/4 Mar
1.95
v.
1st
B
M
77
34
Jan
•
Gold
B
Manitoba
25
2,500
4,595
8% July
8c
Jan
10c
Cos
New
43
72c
J
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Oct
22,370
Feb
5,575
f~~
:
17%
17%
16%
V
-
Oct
Feb
15c
Jan
9%
8,600
„
Jason Mines
Kelore Mines
Newlund
4.35 May
2.50. Jan
14,200
19c
New
Aug
6,. Jan
3.70
—io
Preferred
Maralgo
Goldvue Mlnes-i
Harricana_
£
"
Hosco Mines __^.Z
1,990
commoh.
Little Long Lac Gold—
Loblaw Grocetei-ias clAss A
Manitou
New
4,900
IZZZZio
Preferred
Lexindin Gold
Macassa
-'lie
Davies
New
30
696
1
Hew
Sep
25
"480
7c
13 %6
♦
Feb
30
,
156
~~
May
40c
90c
,
,M;
4
Apr
24% Jan
14%
*
~
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Petroleum-.
I
Apr
407
'
.
15%
,
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet Mines ^
New Continental Oil
of
3.65
13%
Oct
1.12
New
Athona
Feb
11% Mar
4t
Jan
29%
47%
1.30
24c,
3.142
16
43
Nov
2.00
Jan
,
2.50 May
Sep
'
II
Mines——II
New
1,105
4,430
,
.
16%
"
41% Nov
,
26 % Mar,
31c
f
L
,
Lynx
July/
Oct
New
Sep ®
Mar
6c
47c
Mar
~
Alger Mines
6%
Mines-
Leyy iridustrles
Long
20c
Jan
13
72c
Sep
48c
New
2.70
1.50 July
8% May.
44c
9%C
preferred
Lottdon
Nov
1.65 May
2.85
Gold; MineSii^i^___. liZZZZ*
Loeb -(Ml
58
Jan
12%
;
23c
—
Common
l'-
6%
'1.60
Secorti
Locana
Jan
65c
Neaion Mines
Neon
Products
2.60
6.35
a.—
A
31%
10,300
31c
-
Nov
.2.80
•'
American
Class
1,115
;
9c
16c
'
Oil
Class
29c
8c
29c
li
$2 preferred
Leitch Gold Miri^__
.
11%,
26 %c
—10
Langis Silver
Loblaw
7,770
95c
30c
.
Min es—
Laurentide
;
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3.15
Lambton Loan
/
116,800
67%
11%
Jhiy
50c
Car
6%
Mines—,—--^2,
Lencourt
12c v
Jan
Steel
5c
'Preferred
$1.25
3,420
40,133
3.55
85c
V
28,925
2,935
-6c.
10%
8C
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LaUra
"
4.00;
■
27c
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Ohtario
Latin
19,700
"3,700
11%C ie%c~:~
7% r'
7%
15%
Lake
Landa
10,200
'60c
41%;
National Trust
37,
15c
16c
2.75
28c
7,500
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Jan
"
Gold
Lamaque
24c v
54c
39%
9.10
Lingman
Luz
20 %c
130
91,400
•
4
common
Shore
1,400
:
76c
9c
*
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La
22c
:k—_i
Lake
Lake
1.84
10%;'
63c
;
Labrador Mining &- Exploration
Lake» Osu
1.75
5,305
18,575
Preferred
Nov
2.80
14,538
5.00 July
1.50" Jan
¥.100
'
Mines,—L
Dufault
58:
1.20.
3.35
7..',..
Lafarge Cement common
/Warrants
Lake
:
150
•
80
15,495
-.
109,650
Exploration "ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
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....
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hew
'
16 %c
Kirkland
Townsite
Kdpan Developments Ltd
Labatt
67%
1.00 May
Jan
Oct
3.50
*
Copper-
Kirkland
Jan
1.55
10 %C
Kerr-Addison Gold
Kiiembe
31c
603/8
5c
Canada
Oold
400
6,428
li,575
900
34c
1.90
Oct
Apr
26c
National
»
Aug
3.60 Sep
Apr
36c
24c
1.10
National
80
18,82 0
4.00
Aug
25C
NftpreferredrUg & Chemical c~°mmortZZZ*
97c
28c
4.00
9%
22%
12
93c
Jun
1.65
f^eb
25c
Jun
-
Jun
1.75
1.56
1,20 May
16cAp-V
Aug
246
49%
2.60 Oct
•
98c
Aug
3.75
III
15c
I
Grocers
Oct
Jan
—1
7 %
5c
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Jowsey Mining Co LtdJumping Pound'PetrolJupiter Oils
£.
k__-_
Kituty Douglas class A
Warrants
i.___k_—
Naraa Creek Mines
.
Oct
—1
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50 3/4
9lc
l.
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49,
4.00
i
7.J
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,,
7%
;
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Mines -Jj
Kenville
'I*
~
Jan
59%
I
15 %C
♦
I -J_
Aug
Jun
10
"
Jan
95c
41
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•.
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Joliet
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common
i—
.
Jun
87%
Apr
70c
21
29%
•
May
2-50
Z 7%
29
7%
T, 58c
,
II. •—i'
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Ilr
Mines
9c
Jan
80
3,460
"
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13c
51c
100
2.50
FoOdsZZZZZZ~"*Z~'"~~~
jan
jan
155
5e
33%
1.10
!
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warrants _!l_:
"i;
Jellicoe
Jan
2.50
'
Oct
22c
45 %c Jan
6,400
Sep
46% Aug
July^,
Jan
ayB
12%
40%
51%
70c
-k/*
L
.4°
57%
11,650
i7c
I "1,450
May
36
'
*
Jan
1.60
11%
A
1,385
•
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23c
.
21%
~~
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5c
-
71,700
j
10% .Oct
Af>r
8%
2.^i
z
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Wright Iron..
Multi
May
-71c
15C
T'ZT'
,
6,109
58
1.80
35c
-
Mt
12o
31c
1,475
1.11
•
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Service
11,414
Jun
2.55 Mar
2.50
„
lie
26% Mar
„
Feb
"2.00
Jan
32% May
.
J
49
%
10%
__
Joburke
1
.
v;/;-: X
Exploratiofis ,i
Class
67%
—_1
'Z ■ '■
^
Lake
16 Va July
8,500
,
83
44%
76%
>
preferred-
Public
49c
Apr
1.5S
5
—25c
Minlhg_k_kLZlZZZ.
-
Jefferson
79%
;-v-—a--Z__J______25c
JacK Waite
J,an
18%
5.90 Jan
5%c Feb i
24,866
50c
9%c
85c
-
13,450
335,660
,
14% Mar
Sep
21%
11%
1.85
Montreal Trust—
Moore Corp common
Aprf
10c
51c
686
~~"
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class
5c
80,400
2.14
10 %6 16 %c
,
7%
97c
-
..._
<.*:
2.50
266
46
i
49
*
l
7
V
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2.50
•"
71/4
42
>
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Bay Mines!..*.
Jan
20c
%i
47
686
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Montreal Locomotive Works _r"
•
Jun
:
436
*^4
B
Monarch
Jun
11%
50
_5
common
4.15
Mines
Brewery
Monarch Fine
May
7.00
18
29c
38,666
...
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Jan
Jan
*
Pipe—r!
July
Jan
15
Ore
Class
4.70 Mar"
5% May
/ 4,00
"
Jan
•
5C
Aug
Oct
95c
15
—
Line'
Molsons
16
; 330
,
48c
•
Mln
Nov
400
*:
15
Bldg Credits com-*/.
Syndicate
18
80%
Nov
20 %
36
2.00
16% 6
Mining Com
34%
,
r
45%
*
commbn
Brick——.*
10c
1.90
16
8%
21%
j.
7,666
1,550
21,100
125
135
3,395
May
9.75
96
456
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Apr
7%c
110
44%
206
Mill City Petroleums—
Milton
'
2,850
38c
82%
Oct
Oct
3.25
743
4V2C
_•
Feb
19
Pacific
116
Jan
*6
45^
,
^
Oct
100
1.96
•
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Light &
Midrim Minlng___^
Midwest Industries
;
Jun
63/4
31%
200
2.685
-
15
Utilities common-.;-;
5
i__*._i_L
_*.______25
Steel
9%
16%
4%c
Nickel
16%
Jan
97
5% <■
44c
Jan
5%
90 "Jan
_*
com
123%
:
80
1.65
Jan
Sep
816
5%
Mexican
10% Jan
101
76
496
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Jan
466
r.
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May
"■>%
86
Developihent_50c
Uranium Mines
Jan
1.24 May
64c
Oct
108
105%
,2.02
Canadian
Jan
9c
Jan
33c
20c
12 %c
9.25
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Oct
48 Va
'
96
1.60
34%
160
.
.
49
3.70
16%
Jan
Jan
5%
V
Apr
45
:,5% :
18
May
50
5%
16%
..
Nov
40c
*
•
Jun
2,509,640
36
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11%
101% 101%
—1
Lake
Metro Stores common
/ • Preferred
Jun
5ov2
.
Red
Prbp
Mei'f'il] Island
Mining,^
Meta
Jan "
•
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Powders
Pipe
,;
9%
5%
1,400
150
49
r
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Nov
-13%
;
Apr
89%
15,4l7
16%
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Intel-provincial
96
3.60
■
InterproVincial
_V
*'
..'37% Jan
18,169
/
20%
J
; 3.60
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International
Jamaica
:
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l7\896
16%
9
16%
10c
Sep
27
1,316
.
v
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warrants
200
'
4 86%
M
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5c
High
July
July
67c
64c
10%
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Exploration &
Midland
301
.
160
—
H'oqtmis Glass
;
Sep
46 %6
106%
!7%6
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McWattets Gold
Mentor
606
'r,
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4c
97c
i-ZZIZZZZZZZr"""r
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Medallion
573/4 May
Jan
37
Aug
2.85 May
:
1
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10c
8.606
7c
926
(
•
Low
8.460
9,750
6%c
5%C
100
Mines
Grain
McKehzie
6c
76
•
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i.___ZI"i
Lake
McMarmac
Apr
11% May
.
•
1
High
146 14 %c
922c
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Mcintyre
•/
Jan
5.00
Oct
20c
Oct
12%
Jun
.
47%
International
Jacobus-
30
•
r<
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McCabfe
Jun
73/4
29
-.
-
Jan
1,687
15,425
r
36c V
159
Molybdenum
ISO Mines
50%
46%
14%
Bronze
Iron
"775
46%
15%
International
Irish
12%/
*
Jan
9.10
6%c
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1,300
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r
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/Class
7%c
32 c
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Investors
7%'c
50%
2.00
Apr '
3.25
Jan
45
T"
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'
Nov
13%
Jan
~
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preferred
Mattagarrii
3.05
3.05 May
2,679
Oct
53
: ;•
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preferred
5 % %
Mstachewan
July
'
Jan
,
7.60
7.25
2,700
10,578
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mdinarjls
'
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16%
12%
Inland Cement Go preferred—10
Inland Natural Gas
common.r„^.„.l
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2.17 {
70c
Jan
19,
23,242
6,34Q
53%,
15%
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51 %"
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7:7 $4% preferred ____^__r_l_vl,_T_I_100
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2.00
-
preferred '
r
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warrants
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-
? 53%
-
$2 %.
4.05
7.684
21,578
t
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11
9.90
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;
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9.10
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Oct
Jan
103
Apr
2.15
Sep
7c
Feb
6%
100
9.75
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Imperial Flo
3-00
25
10
415..
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67c
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21c
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1.85
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Aug
48%
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15c
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98
50
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.
Oct
25c
47,035
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10
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47
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1.60
28'
25
37c
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15,150
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14,200
75c
Jun
1.98
47c
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Sep
Nov
2.09 Au<f
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1988)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
Petrol
& Gas
Oil
•
Industries
Phantom
Phillips
Oil
•
Ltd
Co
Photo
Crow
73/4
,7%
4,215
.
4,000
33 %c
325
13 %
Oct
60c
67c
V
40c
11,677
Towagmac
Oct
Traders
55c
Oct
13%
Par
Feb
8%
5% Aug
13%
60c
87c
Jan
35c
13%
*
Mines
8
52c
26,000
32 %C
*
Gold
62c
55c
1
Engravers
Pickle
62c
5%
Apr
15% July
Exploration
55%
40 %
40'A
40'A
16
16
Trans
Canada
Oct
Canada
Exploration
Ltd-
1
•
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Placer
1
245'a
Power
Oil
63C
56c
27c
2,290
.
56
60
2.11
15c
7.20
89c
Trans
Aug
Triad
Aug
84c
Oct
11,000
1,999
Jan
60% Aug
Apr
Sep
10c
Jan
55%
50
37%
Jan
57%
16%
1,005
10'A
Jun
18y4
48c
48c
I,500
Sep
60C
May
22 %
3.60 Mar
.
■
0
Electric
President
Preston
Prospectors
1
Ltd
Mines
88c
—0
Airways
10c
Gas
Purdex
•
Ltd
2.02
1.97
2.12
4%C
4%c
4%C
Jan
4.35
24
26,235
Jan
25
Mar
Feb
15»/2 May
2,600
Ultra
Quebec
Gold—
Develop
Labrador
Quebec Lithium
Quebec
Corp
Manitou
7%C
1
1
1
1
—
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Acceptance
7.20
Oct
Union
Gas
Feb
Class
Jan
2.48
Feb
Union
Sep
3c
8%c
Oct
of
A
United
18c
2r.d
Canada
14c
15,900
5%c
Feb
23c
25c
5,700
23c
Oct
87c
92c
10,960
65c
Jan
6%
14,457
4.40
Sep
9% Mar
United
1.05
Feb
3.35 Mar
United
Oils
Reef
Steel
V
45%
1(160
13 %C
——1
•
15c
8.70
9.00
8.75
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10%
10%
1
4%C
4%c
Radiore Uranium Mines
1
Ranger
•
1.73
Rapid Grip Batten common
•
7
113/4
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Realm Mining
1 ,J
•
Reeves
1
Oil
Mines
MacDonald —J
Reichhold
Rexpar
common
Yarns
Oct
United
■
93c
Oct
Fuel
Keno
10
Aug
United
18c
Jan
United
Jun
10
Jan
Universal
10%
45c
Jan
80c
Jan
1.95 Sep
7
2,075
Jun
9% Aug
Ventures
11%
1,335
82c
27c
1.30
1.45
1,385
10 %
/
17%
17% ;•
17c
13c
11%
10%
11%
5c
5V2c
10,000
1.50
1.50
200
common •——1
11
325
17c
A
*
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9c
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Robertson
2nd
$6
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class
A
class
Little
A__
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Mines
V)
(A
Ltd
;
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1
—
Royalite
Oil
18,157
4c
4c
4,282
6%
634
87
87
9%
9
10
12
12
1
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"...
7054
4.55
74%
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Waterous
Eauipment
1.50
Products
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G
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&
3,435
123/8
10%
8,000
4c
6.404
72%
&
6.05
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13
17,170
231/4
231/4
23%
250
105/8
10%
10%
1,645
10c
11c
29,500
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——1
Knapp Canada Ltd
Mining
i
Feb
Werner
Lake
&
Lawrence
Lawrence
5%
St
Cement
Corp
class
A
13%
*
preferred
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*
common
100
,
Gas
13%
265
22%
22%
22%
706
San
Shiriff
101 y2101%
Nov
Wespac
Jun
West
Antonio
Sand
Voting
7%c Mar
8%
West
Sep
&
Trans
15%
Jun
Foods
Westates
8c
Jan
Westeel
Sapphire
12
60%
Selkirk
Petroleums
1
78c
/_
class
4.35
Sicks
July
95c
Sep
2iya May
9.20
2,745
6.35
Jan
15
$6
1.77
1.92
13,534
1.30
4%c
5c
45
-
45
77c
36c
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103
-
46
2.00
Aug
7c
4c
16,600
,
53c
33%
Apr
69c
Jan
4.70
5*/4
:
:
43
16c
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22
8,985
5%
8%
24%
50
"
170
4.95 ' "
5%
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-
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,
22:
22
4.90
-
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.
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5.60
56 y2
:
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Mines
K
Dairies
class
-
common
3.70
785
Jun
4.95
lc
Sep
5c
7j/2c
Feb
24c
10 %c
4.20 Mar
5.78
24
July
60
26
Oct
Spooner
Mines
&
Stafford
Foods
Jun
43%
4,998
88c
20c
230
39%
550
87c
14% May
30 %
Feb
100
4.75
145
3.70
Jan
Yale
16V2
17%
7,118
16
16'A
15 V*
16%
4,068
15
38
37'%
38
3,550
35
3'/2c
12,650
2%c
26,500
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11,298
95c
43'/2 c
42 %c
45c
8,292
30 %c
Jan
24c
,
24c
24c *
2,000
23c
Oct
36c
46c
40c 49y2c
Jan
3.25
37,317
-
23
1.46
24c
Sep
1,054
10%
Jan
28
3,761
27
2.07
135,872
1.12
Jan
1,420
2.65
26%
9
9%
32'/2
32'%
32%
2.25
2.45
50c
/
50c
;
new
May
654,821
49 V2c
Nov
27%
2.05
1.95
4.80
4.70
4.80
43
43
100
40
July
45
Steeloy Mining
12%
900
7
Mar
13
&
Lead
19%;
515
18 y2
May
19%
1,735
21 Va
Jan
31%
31%
32
9%C
9%c
10cr
29,560
9%c
8%c
10c ?
61,585
4.75
4.65
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15
25
1.50
13% Aug
34% Mar
Oct
;
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15
16
1,096
25
25
825
1.15
30c
1.51"
29c
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20%
6,834
23%
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109
'
Oct
Jan
25c
17 V*
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22 %
Oct
24
Oct
18 y2
145
Aug
90
5,208
109 110'/2
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4.85
12c
5,442
12% :
1.50 May
99c
Feb
May
9.85
98
A
Jun
104
1115
.
May
Jun
Oct.
14%
Oct
110 %
Oct
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1
7.45
17,520
,
4c
26%
24
24
7%
Oct
:
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17%
Jun
Petroleum
Nov
1.78
Sep
Sep
52c
Jan
Aug
8c
Mar
Oct
16'/4
Jan
13 %c
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May
5%c Aug
3.00,
,
Industries
:
14%
35c
Jan
24.%
Aug
5c
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Jan
Jun
Mar
34c
Territory Mining
*1.60
3.00
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14,480
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25
Canada Ltd
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1.55
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17%
57
80c
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1
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60c
—
preferred
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5%
7
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1,200
50
70c
-
.
Oct
Aug
4.25 Aug
16%
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IOOV2 Aug
Oct
2.20 Mar
Apr
40c
Jun
Oct
36%
Sep
16%
A 18
2,005
15%
Jan
23
Jun
v
6.75
7.30
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11%
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1.00
1.00
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1.34 Jan
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12,200
3c
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1.10
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.
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;
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May
1.80
1.80
200
41c
45c
22,100
34c
3V2c
4V2c
15,366
3%c
2.55
2.90
9,172
2.00
14,500
14 %c
2.55
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16c
-
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2iy2c
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15 %c 16'/2c
1.25
May
Apr
6c
1.15
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473,920
•
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Jan
2%c Feb
22,150
'
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Zulapa Mining
!
21
Oct
25%
Jan
.
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56c
68%
61.
Oct
11c
Apr
Prices
Oct
69
81%
Jan
88
5
80c
10,900
17,400
.
500
62,810
68%
61
-
5,750
_
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Feb
Jan
1.80 Aug
68c
Jan
Jan
7c
May
Feb
2.90
Oct
Aug
37c
22 %c Aug
38c
Oct
Exchange—Curb Section
Expressed
Are
Anglo
National
for Week
of Prices
Canadian
7%
Pulp
37
9%
9%
35
5
34 %
"
Range Since Jan. 1
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7%'
37
i—
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7%
Paper.
Anglo Newfoundland Develop.
Asbestos
Low
Corp_/
Dollars
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Andian
Canadian
in
Week's
Last
STOCKS
British
Bulolo
0
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Gold
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175
.
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10
.
3,684
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Jan
37
1,039
35
v
7 %
70
60,
60
^
8%
Aug
44%
Feb
Jan
"
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25%
25
7.00
7.00
7.10
23%
23%
•40%
41
501
42%
43%
6,450
16c
17c
52
2,055
40%
*
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60
'
!
23%
*
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Dalhousie
•
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•
Oil
Glass
♦,
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common
Oilcloth
■*'
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8,641
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10
*
Oct
35
Nov
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5.25
60
Oct
7.25
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Oct
16
Jan
24
29%
Jan
42
Oct
41
48c
43c
33c:
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Feb
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Jan
Jan
25 %c Mar
23c
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May
Apr
49 %
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Oct
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25
26
78%
78%"
37%
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22%
37%
;
13%c Aug
" May
45
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■
19%
-
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Oct
Jun
27%
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v
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25%
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19%
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r
20c
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;
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17
Sep
,Jun
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1
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B
&
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23 »/4
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25%
24%-
25%
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28%
—
common,
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55
—
54%
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53%
1———1
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"i
July
Apr;
20:
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23%. Oct
"21
May
33
Sep
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Oct
35
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47.'
Jan
1,775?
480
54c
55
715
2.13
2.02
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13
575
-
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28%'
28
30
1,140-
13%
23%
„
39%. Oct
May
.
r,
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13%
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13%
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3,206
52/
54
52c
35%
54c
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56 y4 Aug
2.65
Sep
40% Jan,
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54
Oct
44c
-
6,000
35%:
2.02
r
7,907.
65c
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July
35%
Oct
42
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CANADIAN MARKETS
'
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"
1.08
May
.
Oct
10% July
80c
FOOTNOTES
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
AND
Apr
5% July
..
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21%
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:
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55
3,090
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7%,
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4
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1.90
100
26c
70c
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38,590
29c
,
Nov
1.52
85c
-
37c
Friday
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37c
.
1
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Sep
5%
■
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71c
14,940
57
87%
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1
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18
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2,600
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2.14 May
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;
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34
1
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2.02 Sep
Feb
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2,035
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.
9%c
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Oct
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1.60
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100
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Jan
"14%
40
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Jun
1.31
525
25
32
21%
16,040
16%.
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16c
*
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16
9.80 Mar
50%
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20
27,300
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12 %c
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80
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50
24
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Jan
6%
15%
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37,454
•
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Jan
25c
5,305
7.50
6.90
27%
1
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7%
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25c
200
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920
14,754
22%
96'A
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Sep
19%
19%
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65c
95c
4.35
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63c
11
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120
15c
20%
Aug
40% Sep
6c
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85 c
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57%
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58
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69% Aug
63
' Sep
lot
sale
d Deferred
Aug
34c
Odd
value.
•
(not
delivery
sale
f
r
Cash
sale
/
in
-
•
year's
"
in v'ear's: range).'in year's: ranee)/
;
Sellipg ex-interest.. !. V;,
Flat price.
e
.
included
range).:.
Oct
Sep
par
(not
Included
\
(not included
'• "•
•
t
\
\
.
.
to
•
.
'
wi When
issued.---
Ex-dividend.
r
y
in
year's
unlisted
': wd When delivered.
x
***',
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
J
range).
Ex-rights.- v
z
Ex-stock
:
19% Aug
6
Oct
32% Jan
;
Aug
Mar
18'/a
Sep
90c
15y2c
—•
A warrants
Yukeno
Jan
275/4
1
Nickel
Thorncliffe
1,190
Apr
1.18
Mar
4.35
95c
50c
Knitting class A
Young (H G) Mines
Nov
12%
I
:
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Texaco
1.5.5,'
9
*
York
5.65 Aug
May
13
•
1
Uranium
Tamblyn
55c V
50c A
1
1
preferred—
16c
Feb
3c
55c
Apr
Apr
May/
75c
Oct
_•
Yellowknife
5.05 Aug
56c
Aug
•
Stanrock
Switson
Jun
47%
1
Wright-Hargreaves
Apr
26%
•
Radio
Ordinary
33c ,'
Aug
July
5
A
3.90
Jan
5,400
Petroleum
Mines
Class
Oct
Feb
1
1
.
Oils
Standard
Supertest
2.40 Mar
17,122
(J) Industries class Aj
Woodward Stores Ltd class AJ
Oct
1.55
43
7%
'
1.50 ^
•
Ltd
Cons
1,194
11 %c Mar>
Sep
31% Mar
27 Va
20
Standard Paving
Contact
4c
12c
Wood
Oct
7,072
•
Southern Union Oils
Sullivan
3.50 Mar
1.12
•
i
Pass
Willroy
Nov
5,951
•
.
Sudbury
Jan
Apr A
7,000
—__
class
1.12
4.40
July
6,800
3.00
2y2c
14y2c
*
:
Stuart
Jan
57c
2J/2c
2.95
"
1
4.35
50
.
Steinberg class
Sterling Trusts
1,000
15y2cl
3.00
1
1
Industries
of
38 Vn
T
2,600
Winchester Larder
•
Ltd
Southam
Steel
11,106
,
69c
>
Windfall
•
Preferred
Siarratt
4,660
57
'"
66c
31c
-!
Oct/
May
7.05 May
60
Sep-,
6%c
Sep
26%
•
A
Manufacturing—
Stedman Bros
1.85
6c
Oct;
4.35
50c
preferred
Slater
Sep
5.60 Sep
190
22
5.20
1
Mines
D
Slater
4.70
.
53c
Aug
Sep
26 %
._1
Mines
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
1.25
Aug1"
Oct
1.05
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jun
5.00
1|
Silvermaque
Silverwood
2,200
5.90
55'/8
'
1
preferred
2nd
White
May
94c
5.10
■
*
Standard
1.40
3.90
_
Sep
97
i.
9%
1.50
1
Quebec
Silver
Mar
5,375
Oct
25% s
42%
5®e
Gordon
Silver
90c
99
"
*
■
Warrants
May
Feb
18,000
12,560
,
82c ;
21c
^
•
-
preferred
Mines
Aug
3.60
!
Inlet "A"
(Geo)
4%%
Jan
.
25
1
Breweries
Sigma
Jan
680
4.70
1.25
:.,
1.30
——
Surf
Yankee
Sherritt
28 %c
'
4.55
65/
Apr
Apr
1,700
78c /
i
Aug
Aug
91
3.50
A
Class B
Jun
27.
A
Oct
22 y2
Western
Jan
Sep
Sep
;10%
9%c
*
*—
Decalta
Weston
Jan
81c
.
Creek
30
140
9c
Sep ;
6,500
„
llVhc
Products
Oct
13%
11%
-
1
Holdings class A
Class
16c
•
Petrol
Western
Jan
99y2
-
J>0c
Metal
Arts
Sheep
2%c Aug
8% Sep
60'/2
Feb
1.70
1.00 July
1,876
98% ;A
15c
/
Jan-
1.74
9,269
59%
16c
July
1.15 Feb
600
98%
98%
54c
13%
30,360
A
Apr
—8%
Nov
12c
common
Copper
5c
Shawtaigan Water & Power common.*
-
9
Oct
Mar
Apr
10
20,945
Sep
14c
1.63
Oct
_5%
400
1.55
1'
Mines—:
Oil
Warrants
May
24 %c
Jan
20c
1,254
13
•
preferred
Security Freehold
Seven
1.74
3,337
•"
Apr
May
23c
W
Jan
33c
Western
Sep
65c
1 :
Scythes
S
1.65
1.10
Oct
23%
1.77
1
Gold
Petrol
Satellite
35
-
10
Apr
1.10
Canada Breweries—
11,300
80c
,
6 y8
.
8.15
*
Western
80% Aug
r
15 y8-
29c
6
10
7'/2c
;
—
Malartic
23,366
15%
78,450
56
1.25
Gas
i
*Westburne
Nov
13
Oil
trust
Westfair
Oct
90
10
86c
86c
•
common
Gold
River
Sarcee
Horsey
1.38
26c
1
L
Petroleums
Canadian
Westcoast
21c Jan
Jan
18 y2
Aug
,A
1
Warrants
16%
9.75;
1
9.60
Salada
...
9c
25
Oct
17%
July
10%
58% May
7,925
-
__
St
Sep
14c
6c
1
j
___
Nickel
Western Leaseholds
St
25
58 V*
•
Aug
21
8% Mar
8c
Jan
Feb
•
•
Webb
13 %c Jan
Jan
20
20%
.26%
12c
8%
•
__
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
17%
Jan
12 y8
25
—
370
Oct
1.55
1
W
11
Feb
5c :
Jun
17c
6c
•
40c
Sep
80%
,i.
Mines
Nov
9c
Sep
Apr
30%
10,673
1.55'
•
Wasamac
Jan
8%
Jan
365
■
"
1
Walker
Jan
135
27%
1.23
io
1
Jan
Sep
7,803
•
_—
Industries
3c
3,925
,
10:
78 %
.
7
87
4%C
__10
common
Preferred
Russell
15c
Apr
10,083
1.72
—_
Nov
Jan
2.00
19c
9
Mines
13c
Jan
Sep
Jan
12%
'
Jan
85c
19c
"■
Aug
7.15
11%
e'/s
1
21c
Jan
56
__
.
58
May
3.65
56
__
:
Violamac Mines
11%
Mar
15
25 A
30 A
•—
1.33
*
Waite
Jan
19%
705
*
Wainwright
Jan
7%c July
11 %o May
8,000
14c
*
Consolidated
Bank of
50
100
7%c, 8%c
14c
•
Paper class A—.
Rothmans of Pall Mall
Royal
21
163/4
30
1
Exploration—
Oct
Aug
12% Aug
380
17%
7,263
24y2
12c
1 •"
—
Jan
8%
21
100
1
preferred
19 %c
125
9%
163/4
50c
Ltd common
Can
21
7%C
1
Rolland
Rowan
V
-20
—
1
Petroleum
1956
17
.——*''
Mines
15,200
•38c;
35c
9% /
1.48
July
17c
1,000
3,648
30
11%
25e.
common
Apr
18
Nov
9c
*
v--
-----
^
22 %c
4%c July
100
9c
*
preferred
Robinson
36c
9c
*
preferred
Roche
Roe
1
Uran
Mfg common
*■
■
•
-----
_
Weedon
Class
19c
6.15
29%
Jan
52
igc
19 % May
Apr
1.10
11% July
21
Oct
5.90
__
:
:
Feb
1.90
Oct
7.40
38,835
,
May
32c
Nov
50
i.
Corp
Debentures
Nov
99c
Oct
16
11 %c
35,870
11%
July
1.30
10 %
July
Jan
56c
16c
8,250
;
84c
July
10
18,250
253,000
*
Apr
Apr
AA 75
1
Vendomatlc
11%
11''
pfd
i
Vanadium Alloys
Vandoo Consolidated
2,000
20c~
Nov
lie
Jan
31,800
6%
14c
54
^.___
-_
Controls
7
.
A
Fortune—
Canada Mines
Jan
8c
May
class
Hill
New
55
4%c Aug
Inv
United Mindamar
66c
17%
:
8.35
875
28c
</
United
.
1.79
76c
1
0
1
—
Rupununl Mines
Riverside
59c
1.73-
22c
.
—__________—
Minerals
Algom
Rio
59c
2
Chemical
Reitman
Rio
,
3,459
100'
Oct
18c
Jun
12c
18,700
:
Feb
53%
A/. A
Sep
Sep;
9J/2
24%
—30
Sep
2.82 Mar
64c
7c
6.40 Sep
Sep
34
i_—*
i__
—
Oct
3c'
1.29
1
6
Preferred
22
Oct
44,625
15 y2
•
,
2%c Jan
.—
Nov
20,167
7c A
315
__
May
Jan
20y2c
9,245
30
17c
24c
23,035
11 y4
1
A—
Jan
.A 1.52 July
20%
——* /'■
c
Jan
43
1
Mar
B
t
2.10
45
—
Sep
4c
class
7,500
100
_—_—
36c
Jan
v
Corps
16
17,300
16c
..
9
1,014
20
6.00
1,275
6V2
59,358
-
/•
" 11 y4
!
1
Canso
7%c
5%c
__
1
Asbestos
/
19%
20%
/
_50
13 %c
/
/
"37c
54
•
common
Mining Corp
Class
A
*
preferred
United
Sep
pfd—
16,300
Preferred
A
6c
19c
7,795
class
15c
;
5.75
2.00
Petroleum
1
——__1
3%c
1.80
Milk
54c
2%c
1.95
Quonto
47c
49 %c
: i7c
—
Quinte
1.80
% 5.55
Warrants
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
20'A
1.67
3c
1
.•
1
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
12c
Mar
7c
8,166
15 %
19%
5.55
1
Mines
8c
7c
14%
20
1.75
1
Shawkey Mines
United
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau
15
*
•
;
1.39
,
Aug
1.89
30,916
1
Ltd
Producers
Minerals
V
•
■_
Pipeline
May
24c
Jan
74c
*
Provo
23%
3,850
/
3.00 May
Jan
Prarie
Oil,
High
ey2c
:
1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
2.20
3,350
83c
Nov
67c
2.05
5,700
6.75
Jun
24%
50
/ 4,400
13c
46c
Jan
May
30c
200
2.90
2.90
,
Pipeline
Transmountain Pipeline
Sep
30c
31,200
67C
8c
Sep
14
26,000;
2.60
57
.200
Ore
95,400
41c
24%
57c
-1
Roy
Premium Iron
3%c
'2.10
—•
Corp
Prairie
37c
65c
1
Gold
Rouyn
16,000
7c
2 3 3/4
62c
Oils
Powell
4c
39c
•
& Gas
Development
Ponder
4c
1
Uranium
Ore
17,050
38
'
Pitch
Low
9c
54
warrants
Trans
High
8c
54
A
preferred
1957
Low
1
class
•
40
Finance
Sep
70c
Mar
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended November 3)
High'
Low
High
.
.
-
2.1.1
*.
dividend.
I
:
trading privileges. .:
XI' iM"..*.•
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
.
.
The Commercial
and
Chronicle
Financial
(1989)
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
Par
Aerovox
Air
_
Products
11%
83/a
Inc
9%
1
70%
new
Co
Inc
Alico
Land
Development
Co....1
American
Biltrite
Cement
22
513/a
14 V8
6%
1
7%
293/4
Allied Radio Corp
Amer Air Filter Co——
American
74 %
47%
Inc
32V4
,
503/a
Pipe & Const Co..—_1
44%
Corp__._ 7.50
'V
7%
473/4,
15%
8%
9%
Gear &
1
1
Mach
8
16%
18
44%
47%
15%
16 3/4
24
26 %
Inc
1
Service
Gem
Co
10
International
1
_________
Seneral
Merchandise Co
2.50
Utilities & Indus
5c
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif
1
General
10%
11S/8
323/4
Giddings & Lewis Mach
Glasspar Company class
50%
533/4
Glickman Corp class A
1
16%
17%
Green
Participating preferred—..-—3
Arkansas Missouri Power Co —5
Arkansas Western Gas Co__
-2%
55
58V2
27%
29%
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Grinnell Corp
.15%
16%
Grolier Inc
10%
11%
Grosset &
10%
11%
Arden
Art
Farms
Me tal
Co
_
_
,
.
common
..Inc—_-%■%-.%%- —10
Arvida
Corp
Assembly Prod Inc—
Baird
Gas
Atomic
Bates
Mfg
Bayles
Belco
19
47 '%
1
13 %
141/4
(DC)
Heublein Inc
1
1714
18%
Hidden
Petroleum
Corp
Bros
Bag
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire
Co
25
Beryllium
Billups Western
Black
Hills
Black
Sivalls
Inc
Power
&
9%
371/2
&
Capital Corp
Botany Industries Inc
Brown
Products
Inc
$1.20
Calif
Water
Cameo
&
19%
37 Va
Indian
40 V8
Indiana Gas
&
211/2
241/s
Indianapolis
Water
131/2
151/8
Information
Systems Inc
International Bank of Wash
271/4
Internat'l
311/2
International
12 %
1
47
50 Vb
Interstate
16%
18%
Investors
Vending
Central
Co
Co__
com_l
Charles
Ritz
Common
com
class
!
Coleman
Engineering
Colonial
Stores
$1.25
Supply
Consolidated Freightways
44
46%
2.50
5
Continental Transp Lines Inc
Cook
Data
Coffee
Cook
Cross
CTS
Corp
'
Cumrnins Engine
71/4
8%
9%
lOVi
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
23%
8 V2
7%
8%
14%
131/2
Blower
Star
351/4
Finance
Co
*
37%
Dun
Bradstreet Inc
Dunham Bush Inc
Dura
.
40%
12
13 Vb
33%
48%
Maryland
9%
103/a
Merchants
Meredith
Co Inc
Metromedia
42
6%
20
7%
22
78
82 3/4
14%
161/4
3 Va
3%
51%
551/4
1
21%
23%
1
27 %
23%
5
Co
40%
44%
14
15Va
Co„2.50
17%
183/4
*
Technical
Mfg
38%
2%
21%
22%
23 Va
15
16 Vb
Co
Devel
1
Co
8%
46%
130
9Va
49%
136
1
Missile
1
72
75%
Systems Corp
Mississippi Shipping Co
6%
71/2
1
Minneapolis Gas Co
47 %
39%
421%
15
161/2
10%
11%
10c
5
26%
28'/a
Missouri
1
26%
28V4
Utilities
29%
32
13%
Co—
11
46%
*
Nalco
Rubber
Company
Chemical
Co
47
5
Inc—
1
48
1.25
1
50 Va
69%
Corp
Electro-Science Investors
Electro-Voice Inc
1
121/8
Narragansett Capital
1
12%
13%
1
25%
27%
National
5
22%
24%
2
9%
10%
National Homes Corp A com_50c
8%
9%
Electrolux
1
40%
43%
8
8%
29
31%
Nevada
Far
West
Natl
Class B
Oil
&
Power
50c
Co
—1
8
34%
263>a
*
25%
273/4
1
60%
64
12%
13%
New
92 34
Nicholson
—1
161/2
17%
Nielsen
2.50
321/4
34 Vs
North
Carolina Natural Gas_2.50
Penn
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
File Co
(A
C)
Co
_
10%
11%
North
14%
Northeastern Water
1
381/a
41%
Northwest
Mfg
Co
*
Mortgage Assn_lP"
10%
11%
Northwestern
751/2
79%
Co
49%
53
87
131/4
Foods
Corp
common
_1
First Boston Corn
Fischer
Gas
2.50
Financial—:
Farrington
10
-—2.50
Gas
99V4
Ohio
2114
23i/4
Oklahoma
Co
Natural
Serv
Corp
Water Service
Miss
5
Co
$4 pfd_*
Gas
Pub
Nuclear-Chicago
86
preceding page.
24%
26%
25%
28
32 Vt
34%
12%
13%
64%
20
21%
18 %
21
37
40%
Westcoast
54 Va
57 Va
Western
36%
5
25
Co
1
Transmission
Lt
10%
12
Western
1
34%
36%
1
6%
7%
2%
283A
30Vs
Wilcox
2%
80
84 %
Wllcox-Gay
39%
42%
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
Wltco
Chemical
Investors
:_50cv.
Southwestern States Tel
Spector Freight Sys Jnc
Speer Carbon Co
Co
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
Stand
Fruit
10
&
Steamship
Standard Register
2.50
Screw Co
1
'.
Stanley Home Products
53%
57%
22%
24%
Stein
Hall
5
48
53
25
19%
21 %
1
5%
6%
1
18%
20 Vs
Delaware Corp
&
Gas
Co
Co
Yuba
17%
37%
27%
29%
18%
33%
64
68%
7.50
331/2
35%
5
10 Va
IIV2
71/2
4
41/4
10
45'/a
48V4
5
45'A
48%
Co
5
Corp
1
Freight
71/2
8%
5
8%
27
29 Vs
1434
16'A
1
80
84%
_*
27
30%
10
Transit
243/s
343/4
1
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Wyle Laboratories
Yellow
40%
16%
3iv4
-
Conversion
Wear
59%
223/4
3
Corp
Work
303/8
38 %
17
Co
Wood
28 %
56 Va
1
Publishing Co Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whitting Corp
Electric
12 %
5
Wurlltzer Co
Inc—
Common non-voting A
Stanley Works
Statler Hotels
5%
20
—
Standard
5
9
22
*
Telephone
Western Massachusetts Cos
Natural
%
-
5
&
Power & Gas—i_
8%
20
•
Western
71/2
8%
Industries—1
Consolidated
Lines—1
2%
2%
Bank and Trust Companies
Par
Baltimore
Bank
of
(San
of
National
Bank
America N
T &
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Ask
81
6%
(N Y)
693/4
73
53
57
10
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St
Co
36
75%
78%
Par
Bid
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
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Liberty Real Estate Bank to
57%
60'A
62
67%
47
50%
5
54 %
59
5
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40 Va
Trust
39%
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410
10
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62
100
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St
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lo
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Boatmen's
Broad
(Phila).
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Natl
Citizens
&
Bank
Louis—20
67%
426
77
5
(N J)_-i_
42
5
of Cleve
16
Bank
Southern
Co
(Philadelphia).—10
Long Island Trust Co
Ask
„
Manufacturers & Traders
Trust
(Buffalo)
Manufacturers Hanover B
Meadow
45%
Trust
4
4%
14%
151/4
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Co
34%
371%
3
30%
321/2
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River
43 Vt
46%
68
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Brook
& TI5
Eank——5
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Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
62%
37%
193
65%
40 Va
204
40%
4^3/4
10
33%
36V8
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71/4
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10
146
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80
83%
37 %
44%
40%
66
70 Va
Trust
Bank
of
82
—50
453
86%
477
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10
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Bank
North Amer_5
47%
50%
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City
Trust Co (NJ)__10
Connecticut Bank <fe Tr Co_12%
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5
58%
63
National
Commercial Bank
61
65%
21
22%
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Bk of
Commercial
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Co
(Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)——1
180
(N Y)
50
Fairfield
County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
lo
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co
First
First
Co
(N Y)
&
53
58
—10
44%
47%
78%
64
371
82%
(N J)
51
55%
46%
83
87%
105%
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70
95
New
58
37 %
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Northern Trust Co (Chicago).20
110%
195
40%
206
I
386
43%
Va
Essex
Natl State Bank of Newark-12%
60%
47%
7.50
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)—>
Philadelphia
Bank..—10
29
31%
62
65 Va
47%
50%
Bank
Tradesmen's
Provident
5
Bank—10
National
National
Pittsburgh
56%
Bank Stk Corp (Minn)
10
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
72
75%
(Philadelphia)_—-12
Bank (Dallas)-12
71
(Camden
42
45%
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
173
63
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N
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6V4
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Natl Bank
(Baltimore)
First
Natl
of Boston
First
Natl Bank of
Natl
Bank
Natl
Bank
First
National
Passaic
Bank
(Atlanta)
Bank
10
10
20
of Dallas-—10
(Jersey
59
65
69%
Natl
Bank
Natl
City Bank
First
Trust
104V2
84
87%
St
40%
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1st
Natl
City)_5
38
100
Louis..20
(N
Y)__20
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(Philadelphia)_10
Co
106
86
110%
114%
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Rochelle
Natl
Bk
Trust
Corn
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
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Exch
(Chic)
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co
Louis
Canada
of
Union
Trust
Natl
Bank
of
(Los Angeles)
112%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
Bank of Albany
10
68
71 %
State
St
B
&
T
Trade Bank & Tr Co
10
76
79%
Trust
20
118
Union
Commerce
10
59
63%
Union
Trust
128
(New
York)
Co
of
Co
303/8
United States Tr Co
25 %
United
Providence
R I
8
States
Trust
Valley Natl Bk
of
-10
Wachovia
52
80%
41
47%
93
97
39%
42
78
85 3A
44
47%
15
65 %
70
40 %
44%
13%
Bank
(Cleve)_10
(Boston)_10
(N Y)—20
(Phoenix Ariz)-5
&
5
30
32
Wells
Fargo
14%
86
64
Trust
(Wiuston-Salem N C)
Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)
32%
76%
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of
23lA
Industrial
80%
61
2%
Jersey
.28 Vt
City)
Bank
38%
77
30%
(N. Y.)__10
_———
New
Tr
(Union
34%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
50%
57%
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Co
74%
94
187
10
(Boston)
Hudson
National
Phila—10
89%
Security First Natl Bank
Hudson
Industrial
10
Co
(Wash)—10
Bk
45
5
Y__5
Bk
Bank
54%
;
of
Royal
State
Westchester Natl Bank
New
Franklin
5
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
(Suffern N Y)
100
Pennsylvania
St
of
Natl
106%
of
County
First
Trust
102%
25
Bank
&
Republic
Second
12%
Chicago
First
of
149
&
(Albany;
Newark
National
(Cleve).—8
51
First
First
Co
Westchester_5
10
First
&
Trust
of
Bank
Banking Co
186%
„
5
Crocker-Angle Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co
11%
Co
York
New
53
25
Morgan Guaranty
of
48%
National Bank & Trust Co
10
Co
Monmouth County Nat Bk (NJ)
60
National
(Savannah)
Cleveland
Co
For footnotes, see
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First
5
25%
1
Federal
•
5
Co
Scientific
60%
,
10c
First
9%
18
Miss Valley Barge Line Co__
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
1
16%
2314
43
Resistor
133A
10
Co
—
5
231/4
*
1
Pipeline
Midland Capital Corp
Midwest
8
1
Inc
Morton Foods
Erie
39
253/a
Western
19%
3
Michigan Gas Utilities
48%
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
171/4
36'A
38'A
24%
921/a
3%
1
90%
1
13 Va
16
12%
22 %
17%
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44
7%
18 %
63 3A
12
35%
Southwestern
Bank
lc
84
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17
60 Vt
23%
34%
88%
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Corp
Wash
Gas
31 3/8
1
1/
43%
19%
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Gas
1
1814
Electronics
Warren
30%
2
Eng Tel Co
5
50c
Fast Motor Lines
46
Emhart Mfg. Co__.
Empire State Oil Co
Ennis Business Forms—
27
28 %
*
Virginia
63%
Capital
Co
Water
46%
601/2
Electronics
Union
13%
13 Va
Publishing
10
Corp
26%
25
Brothers
21%
16%c
24%
Natural
41%
20
29%
Inc—__*
Corp
Warner & Swasey Co
Warner Bros
Southwest Gas Producing Co_j._l i
Southwestern Elec Service Co__1
12%
22Vn
:
Eastern
(Texas)
Southern
Bank
12%
Melpar Inc
Mohawk
Co
New
11%
20%
j.
32%
Paso Electric
Calif
Southern
363/4
1
Shipbldg & Dry
30
El
Southern
34
1
Inc
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2
Electrada
1
38
51%
1
Utilities Associates
Economics Laboratory Inc
Power
Commerce
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7%
Miles Laboratories Inc
2
4%
Pacific
New
21%
2
Investments
(Jim)
A
10 %
36 '/a
2 %
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Duriron Co
Sierra
of
19%
3%
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1
&
37%
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1
1
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of
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l
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of
2.50
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5
&
Bank
5
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&
9
96'A
981%
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Walter
4%
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5
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Wallace
32'A
3%
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Sons
17
30
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Bank
1
.
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&
Capital
Inc
(R R)
15%
5
95%
Madison Gas
Diebold
Donnelley
•
•
——.
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
(E F)
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:
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49'A
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pfd
50%
_!
Power
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Vance Sanders &
Company—50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Vector Mfg Co
>
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50c
5%
6
Corp_l
Sugar Corp
1
Construction
47%
46
Mac
Mid-America
6 Va
8%
56%
57'%
103
7%
Camden
39%
6
53
13%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__ 10
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y) 121/2
54
1
49
Central
361/2
common
38%
3b 3/4
1
conv
?534
46 %
5
$1.25
Inc
53
34 %
Dictaphone Corp
Arts
Power
55%
49
44
McLouth Steel Corp
Dial
Sealed
Fetzer
51 %
11%
Inc
Foresman
Mining—2
*
19%
21%
Foods
&
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1
18
19 %
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58
l
Co_
Scott
40% ".
53 %
11 Va
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Scott
38 Vt
Ludlow Corp
Lytton Financial Corp...
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18%
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Co___9
Servaterla
Peninsular
Inc—u—1
Electronics
Bantam
Upper
21%
McLean
141%
Scantlin
48%
19%
12%
131/4
45%
xl2%
Petroleum
Associates
Schield
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
5
2 3 3/8
ID/2
16%
Sanders
Sawhill Tubular
25 Va
21%
Electronics
Oil Corp
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
Jacinto
49%
1
Corp
Capital
Louis
23%
States
(Hugh W) & Co Inc—50c
Lucky Stores Inc
IV4
Maxson
51/2
St
San
States
United
—20c
Sabre-Pinon
7% '
13
United
%.,'
1
.
5
12
23
1
Reid
6%
46
Manufacturing Co__2%
Marie
4%
Long
12%
4%
Rose
Leasing Corp
1
Stafes Realty Invest—*
States
48
45
_3
Co
303/4
1
1
Co
Marmon Herrington
1
Di-Noc Chemical
Steel
Marine
v
Rockwell
(HH)
28
1
Marlin-Rockwell
11%
Delhi-Taylor
Co
17%
64%
Riley Stoker Corp—_
4%
21%
2
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc„3%
Roadway Express class A
25c
Robbins & Myers Inc
•
10%
1
lc
27
23%
10c
2
Lanolin Plus
Lau
74
12 %
93/4
16
60 %
22%
480
32 »/4
25;
21%
221%
34 Va
30
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7%
Co
;
29%
12
21%
85 3/4
21
8%
251/8
44%
84
32%
27%
11%
1
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10
23
35
33
5
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A
Co
Inc.
Leaseway Transportation
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B
_*
Business
42 Va
312
1
Mattel
Dashew
39%
297
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A—*
Keystone Portland Cement
3
23%
2%
Co Inc
Utilities
Ketchum Co
22
411/2
5
10
Laguna Neguel Corp units
12%
1%
Inc
14%
1114
1
Company
Crouse-Hinds Co
Kentucky
3
22
1
8
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13 7/8
1
Ridge Prop pfd
Craig Systems Inc
*
2c
;
20
1
Company
Coral
1
Koehring Co —.I.
Laboratory for Electronics
50c
Corp
Co
Electric
4
221%
Products
Corp
Kennametal
2014
25
Kalvar
Kansas-Nebraska
311/4
6%
1
5
33 %c
__
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
29%
8IV4
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Jostens Inc
1
:
Kearney & Trecker Corp
5%
5
Steel Co
Johnson Service Co
37
31/2
2%
___*_
34%
77%
1
Commonwealth Oil Refining
2c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Control
6%
59
1
preferred
Commonwealth Gas Corp
Rock
,
1
conv.
Consolidated
.
;—1
Co
Inc
Gas
29%
55%
16%c
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
Colorado Oil &
5%
1
Clinton Engines Corp
Coastal States Gas Product
5%
271/2
1
cl A_16%c
B
103/4
13%
1
Chattanooga Gas Co
Chicago Musical Instrument
Citizense Util Co
9%
14 Va
261/4
the
13%
11
37
of
12%
10
5
Co
South Snore Oil & Dev Co
7Va
6Va
1
Jamaica
24%
Richardson
5
58
51 Va
191/2
341/2
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Wellington Mgt Co class A„10c
Wesco Financial
Corp
1
West Coast Telephone Co
10
West Point
Manufacturing Co_*
6Vb
5%
54
48
1814
1
50c
Corp
7Va
•
5
6
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37'A
35 Va
10
class
Nat
1
33%
32%
Co
Inc
Purina
Texas
Welch
1
301/a
Corp
36 Va
37%
1
cl A
4
Service
Public
42
34%
39 Va
Vt
5
Alegre Sugar Corp
Simplex Wire & Cable
Skil Corp
Sorg Paper
37%
Telephone
-
33 %
Co_—3.75
5
Jessop
Electronic
8 V4
.39
5
11%
15
Central
39%
_1
10%
•
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itek Corp
38%
37
Financial
Investment—
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
6%
30 Vs
Corp
Transcoast
7%
ny8
34%
28 %
Jervis
Trans-World
26%
5
35 Va
1
1
5
38
17
24%
1
Hamp
11
32%
*
1
Public Service Co
36%
Pubco Petroleum.—
Serv Co of New
Pub
28
10
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Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
Webb
(Del E)
Corp
Iowa
36
Tracerlab Inc
26
Engineering—1
38%
15
10
10%
&
Corp
26 %
14
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
9%
Research
130%
25%
Central Maine Power Co_
Towmotor
•,
35 Va
22%
Water
Tool
24'/a
Inc—10c
Properties
»
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55%
221/4
24 %
1
Indiana Gas Co
53
521%
102%
125%
Ionics Inc
Co
22%
7%*
—-i__5
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19%
>"
98%
1
1
Gas
243/8
Tokheim
18'A
47
1
2
14
4%
Time Inc
74a
10
12%
4
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—♦
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
12%
6%
36%
Seismograph Service Corp..
1
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35%
111/4
10
34%
*
33
50c
Electric Co
Co
42
Searle (G D) & Co
50c
Co
Corp
Diver Serv
of
Betts
13%
91/4
303/a
18%
Interstate
Genl
Co
Producing
&
12%
39
32%
17
20%
Portland
Inc
Thomas
32%
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_1
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
1
71
Books
Butadiene & Chemical__l
Industries Inc
1
Thermo-O-Disc Inc
1
28
Interstate
17 Va
Pocket
19 Va
20 Va
30%
1
Corp
Textbook
Securities
17Va
18%
30
10
35%
661/2
111
Cetron
91 3/4
30 3/8
33
1
Central
Central
11%
88
1
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—1
5'A
1
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151/8
1
.
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Texas
85/a
10%
4%
13 %
•
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&
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251/2
1
Elec
Head
29 V2
16%
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10%
381/4
151/4
Cedar Point Field
28
1
35 Va
,
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57%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
41/4
Tech
4'%
54'A
1
231/4
3%
for
4%
1
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351/8
10c
B
1
Material
211/2
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Cannon Mills class
Field
Johnson
32
Superior Oil of Oalif_l
Canadian
Cascade
.18
1
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
Capital
4%
Oil
Texas
443%
8
2
74
35%
Co_12V2
Cannon Electric
28 %
4%
*
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33%
3
Tel
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43/8
1
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3%
37
5
*
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California
34%
Gas
Howard
32%
133/4
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Co—3.75
Natural
Robertson
10
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Class A common
30%
1
__l
Republic Natural Gas
10
25
Sharpe Mfg Co
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
Brush Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
California
1*0
1
10
preferred
&
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131
17%
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1
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__
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1
1
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Inc
36Va
73%
Corp
71/2
Telex
333/4
321A :
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19%
20%
Shares
227
United
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25 Va
19
1
Telecomputing Corp
17%
215
United
Houston
6%
1
...
Gas
Pioneer
Ralston
Houston
1814
Television
Inc
38
ie%
.
18
146
14%
221/2
51/2
39%
Plymouth Rubber Co
Radiation
146
138
47%
1
4%
36%
5
—
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1
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General
Corp
1
16 %
138
13 >/4
1
Pendleton Tool
Perini
Techno
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Petroleum Inc
Pepsi-Cola
Tappan Co
22
351/2
1
61
441/2
10c
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571/2
20
*
♦
Broadcasting Co
Tampax Inc
54%
6%
Hannifin
Pauley
Taft
53/4
39%
16
Corp
Light Co
Instrument Co
11%
1 16
5Va
37
2%
Houston
Parker
Robinson Co
&
l
1
Inc
Bowl-Mor Co
Bowman
8%
Power
243/8
1
Light Co
Bryson
8
Mercury Electronics__90c
30V4
Hoover
A
143/4 '
Gamble
Pantasote
51'/a
57%
Holiday Inns of Amer new__2.25
class
5
Pacific
Pacific
Packard
6%
48%
23 %
26
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10
1
11 Va
81/2
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10%
34%
9%
1
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11V4
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United States Chem Mil
23%
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26V2
10
27 %
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24%
Susquehanna
Swingline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
821/4
1
Hilton Credit
53/0
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Pacific Coast Properties
48 3A
9%
41%
Voltage Engineering new_l
4%
51/2
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Corp
781/2
27%
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1
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1
38%
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a
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1
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Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
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33%
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24%
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any
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61
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25 Va
12
1
21%
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Boston
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22 %
20%
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593/4
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list
22 %
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive
Potash
1
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l
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Corp
22
18%
194
24%
——i„.I
Hanna Mining Co
Hathaway Instruments Inc
2
9 »/a
,
17%
184
22%
23%
13%
"National"
•
Pickering Lumber Corp
5%
14%
21
Hamilton Cosco Inc
•
Hanna (M A) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
8'A
,
56 %
17%
12
The
Bid
Corp
19%
18
1
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1
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Manufacturing Co
Bemis
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Behlen
5
Dunlap
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request.
distribution.
503/a
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1
I
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20
Hagan Chemicals &
%
11%
3%
5
Co
19%
,
41%
10
4%
14%
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13%
61
18%
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441/4
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2
41% \
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Gulf Interstate
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of
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Tool
15%
1
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Automatic Retailers
Aztec
(A P)
on
Pacific
7%
7%
30%
Co
14%
6%
5
4
Sterilizer
Anheuser-Busch Inc
13
cl A_5
-3%
American
.
14%
_
Garlock
53
1
A
Franklin Corp
1
Lay
Inc__
——2.50
Futterman Corp class A
1
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7%
class
Frito
13
47
2 i
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31V2
49%
Amer-Saint Gobain
Bros
Class
23
—_1
_
American
Foote
21
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A.—1
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Greetings class
Gypsum Co
American
Ask
25 %
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
28%
Co__ *
Corp
American Express Co
American
Fitchburg Paper
12
Rubber
Bid
1
Fisher Governor Co
Ben
Otter
Par
20
...
Old
Ask
13
Homes
Alberto-Culver
Aid
10%
_
,
Albee
Bid
10c
_
Corp
wide national
(Quotations for Friday, November 3)
bought (indicated by the "asked")
or
furnished
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Acoustica Associates
the "bid")
by
quotation
49
42%
129
68
4638
135
77
80%
42
44%
83%
87 V,
Co
5
Amer Trust Co__ 10
50
(1990)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-TH E-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
\ %
Funds—
Aberdeen
Advisers
■■".f
Par
Fund
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
25c
Inc
Fund
7.09
7.81
Istel
8.36
9.26
Johnston
1
4.93
American
1
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American Mutual Fund Iuc_
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9.93
Associated Fund
*
1.65
Atomics Physics & Science Fnd 1
5.63
■-
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Fund
Trust
Axe-Hough ton Fund "A" Inc
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Vf'l.
Funds—
Research
1
Canada
Ltd
Fund
Broad
Fund
B-2
(Medium
1.81
B-3
(Low
6.14
B-4
5.94
K-l
10.12
K-2
Ltd
Canadian
-
1
(Income Fund)
(Growth Fund)
1
9.28
10.13
1
633
6.91
(High-Grade Com Stk)
1
23.83
S-2
(Income
1
13.40
(Growth Com Stock)
1
(Low Priced Com Stks)__1
15.54
,16.95
S-4
5.08
5.55
14.60
Keystone
Knickerbocker
14.70
15.89
I
14.86
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16.29
l
1
Internatl
Ltd_l
16.33
6.40
Knickerbocker
Lexington
Fund—l
Inc!
1
Income
Trust
16.16
17.66
Life
Insurance
I :
18.84
20.38
Life
Insurance
12.61
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund
Managed Funds—
11.54
Stk
1
14.71
16.08
1
8.52
9.31
Metal
13.87
12.82
Inc__l
1
Sec
Preferred
196
Paper
.
P—
Colonial
Growth
Commonwealth
136
Transport
1
&
11.94
13.05
14.85
16.23
Energy
Inc
Fund
commonwealth
Fd__
11.12
10.67
1
18.29
20.62
22.41
-1
9.07
Fund
19.99
1
Inc
'
9.86
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Mutual
Invest
Mutual
Investment
14.65
22 Va
9.75
10.66
15.84
of
11.58
23.52
Nation
15.41
4.71
1
10.81
Series B
Investment Inc
12.78
Bond
Preferred
Stock
1
10.06
11.06
Income Series
Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
11.34
12.43
Stock
9.79
10.73
Growth
C
7.38
19.73
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stock Fund
L_n.L50c
14.29**
13.22
15.15
<
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5.56
7.12
7.78
1
6.21
6.79
1
8.88
9.70
9.74
13.67
1
12.03
1
20.75
—5
18.11
1
14.57
England
York
Financial Industrial
20.12
One
Series
1
Fund
Shares
4.06
Florida
Mutual
Founders
Fund
_10c
6.43
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1
2.21
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Series
12.86
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2.48
2.73
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—
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stock
series
lc
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r
stock
series
7.21
lc
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of
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,
Inc
1
1
15.13
1
17.95
20.55
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7.29
8.51
9.25
Federal
>
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-
3s
9.68
6.73
7.40
Stock FuncLlc
13.83
15.14
9.94
10.89
6.96
7.63
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shares.——
Petroleum
___lc
10.68
(Geo)
Putnam
5.87
10c
for
1
a29.51
lc
lc
10t02
10.89
10.55
Revere
lac
16.71
2.84
3y8s
8.29
8.37
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1
9.63
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12.05
Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund—
lc
Institutional Growth FuncLle
13.18
12.93
Stevens
Common
"
•
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of
'
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1.25
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Smith
(Edson B) Fund—-—,_1
Southwestern.
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4J/8s
State Street Investment Corp
*
Roe & Farnham
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Group
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Balanced
Fund
Ine
11.85
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21.67
10.20
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
12.81
20 04
,
Fund
Fund
Inc
Fnd Ltd
6.17
May
Aug.
20,
Oct.
22.
20,
•
Tel
Eausch &
;
Bid
-
Tel 4%s—1998
104%
Lomb Opt 4%s_—1979
115,.
&
Burlingtou
Industries
4y+s_1975
El Paso
Ferro
1982
Natural Gas
99y2
5»/4S—1977
H5*/2
8.61
2%s
May
4VaS Apr.
20,
4s
20,
1
12.24
9.66
10.65
Fruehauf Trailer
4s
Fund.
Inc
Growth
of
Funds
103
106
General Port Cement 5s_
Gen'l Tire Sf
Rubber 0s
\
1977
119
"W.1982
209
Georgia Power 4%s_—.
1991
Gulf States
Ufil 4%s^, —198L
Canada Ltd
Hilton Hotel 6s *w,
:
100%
United
Continental
United
Income Fund
United
4%S
—1984
107%
Mueller
Inc
Brass
103%
Oct.
4965
100.20
20,
1965
100.20
101.4
Feb.
21,
1966———
Dec.
12,
1966—^
100.24
101.8 V
3J/4S
May
2.
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10,
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100.4!
99.24
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National Can 5s
^
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111
104%
77'/2
102
;
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102%
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84
143
147
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20,
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103.8
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101.4
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103.16
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20,
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106.8
1,
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1
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96.16
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1971—
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15,
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100.24
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97.8
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Wall
8.56
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17.28
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11.04
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3J/4S Nov.
15,
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15.
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Inq
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4.49
4.91
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10.99
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1962_
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1963,
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1,
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100.12
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;
1964
1,
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98.8
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100.26
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91.12
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90.12
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1993
1CT %
NOV.
NOV.
104V4
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9,
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1-61
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100.1
100.x'
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1-62
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'100%
101 J/4
Nov.
24,
1961—,:
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101 %
Nov.
30,
1961——
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7,
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102'A
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105
106
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Phoenix Steel 5y2s_„
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78
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1971
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126
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99.912
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14,
1961
99.810
99.821
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23,
21,
1961—
99.756
99.769
28,
1961
99.705
99.717
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1962—
11, .1962—
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99.604
99.615
99.572
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99.544
55:554
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26,
99.496
99.504,
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3,
22,
1962
1962-"———
25,
1962———
/
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99.451
19.459
,
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99.425
July
15,
99.338
99.366
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1962,——IJIZ— 97.275
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value.' b Bid, yield
99,162
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99.056
1962
18,
99.207
93.126
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19,
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8,
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99.063
1962—%
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'
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1963—u_—__
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15.81
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101
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1964
4s
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127
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1975
100.8
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8.83
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Investment Trust
100.4';,100.6?
1Q0.2 :
100.4;
1962——
•;
Canada
; " Institutional Income Fund__lc
Investment
100.3
1962_/——
10,
a21.21
Inc_—
Fund
Vajue
11.82
100.2
19621—
13)
al4.70
11.04
8.87
1962,,,
Sep.
10.83
7.80
Apr,
.TOO.4 /
100.2
Feb.
19.17
9.94
,
73
3
~
37 »/a
164
59%
City of N Y.2
Annuity Life Insur
1
Variable
Banks
4%s
9.05
17.64
.1'
•
Fund
X13.29
9.06
10.10
1
Insurance..;
Ask
/ 3J/aS
4.92
25c
3-11
Inq—1
Investors
19632
Fire
.":•
.24%
157
5
2.50
U S Life Ins Co in
:
1962—
Feb./ 15,
Federal
16.91
4.50
_—1
Fund
UBS Fund
Fund.,-—I
Boston
Income
Incorporated
1
1
„
Growth Fund
Scudder
11.47
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
of
11.27
Income
'
5.75
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Implied Funa hoc—,
Fund
6.41
—T0c
——
Haydock Fund Inc
Incorporated
13.17
10.37
Quarterly Dist Shares Ins—1
Texas
Series H-CT
Income
13.18
13.04
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Funds Inc—
H-DA
12.61
12.03
50c
Television-Electronics
Series
11.51
*
2.50
,
Eund
23.41
a21.86
1
17,
Mar. 15,
3.15s Apr. '16,
Growth Stock
Fund
Puritan
11.10
22.73
(
Growth industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
_1
,
Co
Fidelity & Guaranty Co,,,5
Westchester Fire
Bid
May 15. '1962.,„->_J:_,
3$ June, 15-.1962 W1.A
•
8.83
89
Loan/Banks—
'. 3s
al4.98
Fund
Inc
Selected
General Bond-shares—
•>"
Fund
7.92
Fully Administered shares—lc
s
(T Route)
Scudder
Electrical Equip Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund——lc
(.The)
1
Home
3.10s Jan.
J'Cli Vi
•
-
...
Inc
,
11.86-
AviationrEJectronics—
Common
IVz
8514
37
\
19.62
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-l
9.66
8.89
51c
l'/R
-
•
-'"22%
;-34%
U
S
107
8
of America
;
44%
4174
101
10
Obligations of Government Agencies
16.54
Mutual
Fund
Provident
7.92
Group Securities—
..
Pioneer
Price
.2.86
10.82
;
1
Capital,Corp
j
2.60
»—l
Fundamental Investors
Square
Putnam
lc
__50c
14.87
Fund,
Street
Pine Street Fund Inc
Funtfs Inc—
—
Co
142
131
—2
U S
6%
Figures after decimal point represent
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
2.42
Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian
66 >/•-
6*3
80%
Y)__2
Insurance
Ins
76
(N
Ins
;•/:./
94
(N Y)
Life
Sec
Title. Guaranty Co
United
43
•
Co
Standard
.5%
3.05s
Penn
7.03
Inc
,5
Life Ins_i;-5
Jersey Insurance Co ef N" Y
10
v
5.43
Florida Growth Fund Inc
A,
.
13.61
Securities Fund Inc
21.75
Inc_l
Fund
c".
Ins
41 Va
130
Jeffqrson Standard
Chemistry &
Electronics
15.75
Inc
Insurance Co
13.01
Stock
New
19.58
Fund
__ll0-
Insurance. Corp of Amer
,
22.55
Trend
S
;
Travelers
Insurance
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla) .1
10.10
Fidelity
&
al6.69
Series
Series
New
14.94
9.75
Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
38%
5
12
:
90
5
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
10.64
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Home
4.16
1
Insp
6.08
3.81
Over^The-Counter
20c
Fidelity
,
1
1
7.90*78 Oppenheimer Fund
__25c
Equity Fund Inc
Federated Growth Fundx
i
Series
Series
-N*deonics
16.38.
;
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inq__l
0
Life
59%;
Hartford Steam Boiler
National Securities SeriesBalanced
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'/2
11
(New Haven),'—10
Southwestern
125-
•,
56 Va
88%
93 J/a
89 J/2
,—5
Surety Co
3.89 •'
6.83
18.15
7
77.
Electronics Investment Corpus-1
Energy Fund Inc-,_<_
x_c__T0 ,)&24d0d c;<
r
Corp
Series
50c
*
117 *
110
li?
42 •'/ ;
84
1
Security Life & Trust Co
11.69
Dividend
Balanced! Fund
28 J/4
28%
•38
•
Security Ins
7.% J
"80%
25 J/2
10
of Amer
26'/a
77
6.25
;-
95
122
6%
1
2
Insurance—1
Seaboard
5
'
43%
32%
90
24%
Marine,—
10
1
14.67
Eaton & Howard—
Life
Fire ,&
43%,
1
66.57
3.55
Natl
Paul
51%
,1
>
116%
(Pa),—5
26
■
4 0 *Va
;
_^_10
46
&
Great American
Ins
Seaboard "Life Ins
91%
13.34
,
•
_*9
,5
55%
10
;
Corp (N Y)__
Insurance (Texas)
Republic
48%
65.90
25c
Co
k
J.
Republic
198
24%
'
52
,_3'/3
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
St
88
1
Theory Invest Fd Ine—1
Dreyfus Fund lne—_.
——1
Life Inc.
'
Providence-Washington
130
182
lo
Phoenix
71
125
49%,
46%
:2r%
.
64%
Quaker City Life
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
1
Dow
67%
4
•::'•
72 % ;
V 47%/;
:_
30 J/2
Reinsurance
Hanover Insurance Co„——10
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Dividend Shares
69
2.50
,44
.
5
73
.
5
5
21 J/4
73%
<
18.76
pe
Fund-_1
5
F)^
Insurance
Inter
19%
Co
14
Pulladelphia Life Ins Co
77%
72
72J/4
'
51%
>67
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y__10
'■■■'
24.74
9.32
Investment
(S
1
I
58
17.35
18.30
Diversified
4
Co.
'
22.87
Investors
8.52
Diver
541/2
__10
44
I
41
Insurance_,_3.33y3
Northern Ins Co Of, N Y_—12 Va
J/4
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
National
18.12
Delaware Income Fund Inc
*
33 Va""*
.
48%
North River':.—2.50
53'A
4
;
Peerless Insurance Co^__,„_
3.40
1
Fund
Assoc
Ins
Northeastern
v
3.33
1
Delaware
3J/2
221
"'••31%
5
Pacific Indemnity Co-,
al5.41
Inc
Co
1.25
Fire
62
1
interest
Vegh
Investing
York
1
beneficial
De
Diversified Income Fund
New
113 ;
J)
(N
>
98
.
'211,
L__—5
Hampshire Fire
37 J,4'
49.%
Co
Group
Life
Gulf Life
,——,
Western
Life
New
•.*19 J/8.
:
66 J/2
,;.
";
'
'
44%
•
;
58% "
Republic Ins Co..
5
Govt Employees Insur MD C)
4
Gov Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Crown
(Ky) 2
Glens Falls
Globe
62
92
1
com,
Nationwide Corp class A
48'/a
;
34
,10,
Insurance
Georgia
11.86
Mutual Shares Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
NY.2
Natl Old Line. Ins AA
46%
156:
,10
National Union Fire—
56 y2
v 17%
qf
General Reinsurance Corp
5.10
Fund
__5
Co
19%
^68 J/2
•
451/,
/ 40%
Inc^.
Firemen's Fund
16.66
Growth-
Founda
__1
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins—:
Fidelity & Deposit of Md„;
26.21
beneficial
of
52
Employers Reinsurance Corp_^_5
Franklin
24.24
1
Ine
Employers
20.50
interest—1
Continental Growth Fund Inc..lc
Fund
18.76
1
::v
Y) 'A"l2
fN
;
Insur
Eagle Fire Ins
Fund—
?
__>__10
210
74%
.
"
70
64
(Bait),
—
Natl Life & Accident Ins.,
J/4'
.*192
Stock
Growth
Life
Assurance_12.50
Miawestern United Life Ins• Co_l
National Fire
182
3.13
42 J/a -
Fire
Monument Life
31 Va "
7
18 J/3
*
•
_2
Co_,
Casualty
Life
;
109
17.45
'*•82%.'.'
39 J/2
i.,,1
Maryland Casualty
;•
6%
_-i___5
(N J)
•
iy2
■
Shippers^.10
Insurance
Federal
Inc
Units
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Concord
2.86
15.97
33 J/3 c
Mutual
—
Composite Fund
lc
int
Ins
JCrum & Forster
2.43
44%
78
Merchants
321
4.75
171
A
7% *
':"69%
60
29%
Corp„i
1
(Wash- D C)_L_1
(Galveston) L_,_l
'
118
161
Mass' Indemnity & Life Ins__i_5
30a
Trust
.investors
beneficial
Massachusetts
Composite Bond A Stock
Fund Inc
of
Investors
Mass
11.66
Fund
2.22
4.35
114 »/4
10
Insur—5
6%
.79% ■
■"15%C
i4J/4
^_10
-
shares
12.15
1
Commonwealth Stock
lc
Life
.35%
.33
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inci__l
1
_5
National
30%
•;';i2%
11%
,Continental Assurance Co
.__5
Continental Casualty Co__"_„__5
3.85
Lincoln
95'A
27 J/4
Assurance
Life Insurance Co of Va_
30%
29%
91J/4
Co of Penna—5
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
'"•'.•',33
75,y2
•
1
Assurance
Life
'25%
30 '/a
(Newark N J)„2V2
Connecticut General
2.54
lc
shares
shares
Massachusetts
10.85
9.93
Lat'l Gen
Investment
Commonweawlth
Boston
4.42
3.52
5
2
Natl Life Ins
Citizens
3.10
2.32
■„
23>/2
28 V*
Comwealth Life Insur Co
2.84
lc
5
Casualty_5
Beneficial Standard Life.—
al6.67
4.04
36
Ajssur
&
Re-insurance
&
Citizens
lc
shares
Special Investment
1
Inc—1
Fund Inc
:oloaial
202
128
,
12.12
lc
shares
Nat
Bankers
17.88
lc
.
Industries
shares
Petroleum shares
Christiana
Amer
a31.08
*
,10
152'/a
38%
Investors
American
.
General
lc
Chase
16.36
~
147
Ask
»
27'/a
■:
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)„5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birmj— 2
*
Co
Mercury
Bankers
12.76
11.12
Inc—1-
Fund
Electric shares
stock Fund
Century Shares Trust
50c
Investors
16.90
15.42
Chemical Fund Inq
Amer
18%
11.69
5
Fla)
Home
Amer Ins
8.44
%
i7»/2 /
1
1
Boston
American
7.02
:
8.69
7.95
Growth
Fund
132 >/2
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
.American
■
Lazard
126 %
preferred—.,,
(Jacksonville
17.66
1
Fund
Fund
conv
American
14.63
Com
10
American General Insur Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
25.99
22.11
lac
of
(Discount Bonds)
Fidelity
$1.25
Bid
Par
159
;
Equitable
American
10.19
Ask
151
Insurance,;.
American
16.88
9.33
Life
Bid
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
23.62
15.47
Bonds)
S-l
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Fund
Bonds)_1
Grade
11.91
f
Aetna Insurance Co
25.89
13.39
12.32
10.90
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
1
Growth
24.80
21.65
20.23
,
Fund
1
Bonds)
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
I
13-36
Inc
39.07
4.20
r
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
38.30
Aetna
al5.80
Priced
50c
Ltd
Fund
1
Mutual Fund—.1
Companies
•
Par
15.64
Keystone Custodian Funds—
1
Street Investing
Bulloek
California
Ask
14.31
S-3
,,
1
Inc_
Bid
1
Inc
(The)
10.85
j
9.31 v
Par
Fund
(Investment
,
3.84
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__ 1
Boston
Fund
B-l
5.44
-
Axe-Scienqe & Elect'nics Corp^lc
Axe-Tempieton Growth Fund
Blue
5.27
(Quotations for Friday, November 3)
Insurance
Mutual
Investors
2.71
1.25*
Inc
American Business Shares
! L
Ask
2.46
Monday, November 6, 1861
...
d Ex-riehts
ISSUES
-
k
%
%
'
98/309
'
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97/294
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•
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
v-iaai/
THE COURSE
Bank
clearings this
week
preliminary, figures
OF
will show
compiled by
a
BANK
Week Ended: Oct. 28
CLEARINGS
fractional increase compared with
a
1961
chief
cities of the country, indicate
that for the week ended
Saturday, Nov. 4, clearings
for all cftfes of the United
States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings
will be 1.0% above those of
the
corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary
totals stand at
$30,654,930,441 against $30,363,628,890 for the same week in
1960.
At
this
^center there is a loss for the week ending Friday of 1.4%
Our comparative
summary for this week follows:
Chester
Week
New
1961',.
;"■■■
1960
$17,153,948, 718
1,373,498,084
1,323,466, 89 V
1,243,000,000
4
1^260,000, 00ft.
.
Philadelphia
York
Boston
971,310 599
.' +
521,476,374
Lguls-.-
San
**•?••• yr
486,774 33a
+
ooo
Francisco
.-e.-*•***-'T
___
"Pittsburgh
•
437,600,
V
V
945,047,000
•
Baltimore
cities,
Other
cities,
tTotal all
All
cities,
,
Total
Complete and
fiye
five
402,618 ,659
all
$23,966,104,212
+
Total
\
5,331,270,565
+
exact
for
$29,557*206,409 $29,297,374,777
week
+
3.0
$30,363,628,890
+
details
for
the
week
covered
We cannot furnish them
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
as
in.
appear
:,
decrease of
4.6%.
We
the
group
cities
according to
located and from this
are
of
6.9
619,040,736
76,092,700
15,9*35,892
12,870,518
66.366,500
+ 11.3
65,940,600
13,757,886
+ 15.8
13,289,547 ,*
12s 603s 837
+
460.147,594
1,564,090,855
1,514,749,039
16,809,950
281,040,809
'
559,226,837
f
55.341,600
11,837,456
£.1
12 373,218
—*
5.6
430,705,021
''469,957.233
+
3.3
1,459,430,128
1,406,910,852
+
'
12,696,967
District—Richmond—
6,024,531
„
—
5,628,7," 0
23,013,000
272,641,740
70
5 659,815
+ 11.3
20,679,000
288,08a,.565
18,710,000
18,259,000
5-7
237,470,026
7,211,909
256,813,333
+
r
11,076395
8,814,977
+ 25.7
4,938,586
'
7 623,488
412,797,012
148,583.792
394.311,486
138,994.635
-t
4.7
6.9
374,214,949
120,487,595
379,312,039
+
889,583,795
.
841,070,629
+
5.8
763,754,294
795,883,145
128,936,669
37,990,015
a:
+
11.8
154,333,959
136,541.553
435,600,000
+
2.0
410*700,000
375,600,000
7,611,903
(10
7,318,267
+
5.073, "7$
.+18,8
6014,623
5,284,045
+
3.0
235,814,594
268,786,102
+ 16.2
16,711,203
16,385,477
2.0
254,144,543
239,141,381
14,478,787
787,512
818,260
3.8
874,365
281,076,000
290,271,419
3.2
277,376,358
548,237
198,141,090
1,543,340,342
1,468,101,668
5.1
1,415,392,371
1,227,868,404
—.
Orleans
cities)—
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
Grand
both
Wayne
(■'.
Bend—_
Terre
2,668,041
2,770,426
2 013.658
+
17.3
16,603,967
17.261.460
12,945,986
+ 15.3
0.3
11,309,550
14,424,721
11.885,602
.2.7
97060,000
87,529,000
Haute
Rapids
i
Moines
V-
>
i
:
+
983239,000
11
—
10,351,052 ':i +16.4
i
170,415,493
>:-■
8,958,108
9,339,403
60,053^22
';
i
.22,320,103
2,024,957
+
17.2%.
v
+
+
8,600,853
Roekford
16,593,302
Springfield
TotaT
14,121,898
13,905,852
_____
12,612 649
'
20,634,846
1,878,921
'
•
7.906.470
*
-1,493,593
s-
.1,173922,083
1,206,414,161
..
2.7
.
8,004,934
+17.5
16,327,309
+
10 3
12,183.141
7,432,139
+
9.2
6,695,303
7,727.861
1,705,031,957
+
3,0
1,645,977,941
1,556,413,556
8,116,640
Citiesl),
(17
2.8
—
52,532,340
,
,
20,639,512
,
20.5
+
1,242,636,614
8,370.566
a879,053
59,734,973
..
8V969,452
4'475.895
^119,886,979
■
9,420366
0.2
0.2
1,679,860
1,278,043,548
Peoria—
'*■[,:**f-."i"
^
•
—
t : u>.
5,232,584
1453)22,623
..
4.1
—
60,201,947
Decatur
of
9,223,585
11,747.9609
5,601,687 A—30.41
161,838,736 kH+.A-a
22,276,014
City——
+21.7
'
•
ht*,lVr 12,044,265"'--. ri Vl
3,896,087 '
_
-
17,048,039
95,591,000 '
Chicago
Sad Francisco Reserve District
13,451,371
17,393,950
.17,099j464
'
_
South
Des
227,943,879
20,397,090
.
Wisconsin-—Milwaukee
Sioux
+
6,461,125
3,247,258
_
Indianapolis
gainrif£t;^jbpuIsf-Ttesefcye
+
6,631,928
14,923,431
Indiana—Fort
improvement
4.0
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Rapids
Lansing
am.
28.082.510
253,399,007
"
Total
31,578 417
6,025,498
—
Louisiana—New
+ 12.7
260,935,523
312,457,722
f
.,
Mobile
the totals are) larger By: 3,3%; lb the
!|t^ ci^dit
156,745,718
444,500,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
in
33,703,040
175,244,966
—
Augusta ^
isj-ah;
the
8.1
+
434,296,089
Illinois—Blootnington__
in
+
:
cities)
Iowa—Cedar
s^%Ghjteagq;:Re^rv$,
and
15,610,088
1,105,247,237
17,958,250
Columbia—Washington.
(6
Macon
the
that
note
we
r&eord va fslHng;
Cl^e^nd/Res.erye: District
/Reser^
19,318,827
629*, 10ft 761
Florida—Jacksonville-
present, fwrther below,
we
Philadelphia Reserve Districts* the totals: registetr
In. tjhe
11,137,027
306,943^79
"
312,815,221
Nashville
aggregate clearings for
Districts in which they
the New -Vork Reserve District
4,1%,
—17.0
3,558.583
1,123,547,726
—_
Georgia—Atlanta
^
of
4.1
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week ends
$27,936,451,933 against $27,851,205,810 in the
this,, city ther® yyas a .gain of
6.3% the b$nk clearings
Federal Reserve
the Boston -and:
+
Alabama—Birmingham
statement, however) which:
Outside of
a
1,128,367,808
J
_
>
(7: cities)
Total
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
28., For the week there was an
increase of 0.3.%, the
this, center showing
0.5
6,703,05-3
1.0
the whole country
having amounted to
at
5.2
+
03
—
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Attanta—
In the elaborate detailed
week hi 19601
+
15,813,255
4,022,983
14,911,600
Virginia.—Huntington
District
0.9
+*
are
same
5,999,703
25,395,958
Carolina—Charleston.
Maryland—Baltimore
.
Oct.
6,600,175
3.618,352
6*161,294
25,045,038
13,239,347
+
5,972,208
24,138,207
South
Saturday.RRd the Saturday figiirea av'e iiO't
ayaifabte,at time of- going tcr press* Ac¬
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week; in.all cases has. to be
estimated.
U
we
4,091,129
1,174,776,871
Virginia—Norfolk
1,066,254,113
v
$30,654,930,441
4,790,478
338,08»,238
671,895,818
Richmond
1,097,724,032
cities
4.4
15,892,239
Fifth Federal Reserve
3.0
;3
+
—34.9
+ J
0.4
day
9.5
2,080,402
4,381,8 j7
1,054,000,000
(a).
5,952,892
?
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
2. 5
+
5,488,620,160
cities, Jive -days——
one
1,040,000,000
'
8.9
+14. 5
$24,068,586,249
T
days—
issue of next week.
our
..J
days.—
*
'
—
West
Ten
2,084,207
1,778.332
+
6.077.200
(a)
;*
,
Columbus——,,
Mansfield —
*
412,743,332
I
~
(10. cities)
:o" Youngstown
"i- ".w*
T};'-
0 2:
—
610,087 569
I
;
;
Jersey—Trenton
+ 15 ■9
504,967 177.
698,461,372
.
;
.iV.'f
+; 2
815,330 260
504,093,852
Cleveland
4 3"
1
2,204,805
4,909,311
6,653,776
Cleveland
3'",
440,500,000
',Kansas'v^ty'rr,^;_i.
;.St.
3. 8
1,913,462,561
9.6
3,196,168
Ohio—Canton,—
Cincinnati
.
—_
+
2,035,976
1,469,3 4
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
i 4 X
+
20.3
4.293.199
1,062,000,600
■
Wilkes-Barre
$
+
1,169,000,000
_u—
1958
2,315,592* —68.6
727,063
•'
.
:
Delaware—Witaungtojft
\
$16,907,303,674
Chicago
,
,
Scraaton
Total
landing Nov
r_
4,675,214
Philadelphia
Reading *
BY TELEGRAPH
York
$
1.503,751
1,345,085
1,474.584
,
New
1959
Dec. %
—
Lancaster
.
CLEARINGS-RETURNS
1,808*977
Bethlehem
.!
Inc.or
-Philadelphia—
Penitsylvania—Altoona
the
1960
$
Third Federal Reserve District-
*
year ago.
us based upon telegraphic advices from
J?*
1,755,956,997
.
,
;
;
13,646,919
10326.296
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Oct. ;28t—
;
■
-
"y
;
*'•
.'v-
1961
,r
1960.'
j:"';* ®
Inc.
v
.12 cities
;.4t08"6;49ft.l93
2,nd New; York
*;9:.'f?.
..15,080302,095^ 15,769,344,430 C—
;•
J
•,4th Cleveland--—'-
.L-7i
T*.—r
5th Richmond
t
r.
-■
;•
Atlanta___
.'-IT
pth &t Louis
9th
10th Kansas
City—__
-
llth:Dalla&:_^4i>i-K
12th ,S^n
.*
\r
-..6
I" .:
,
-•
Total
i
5.8
107 cities
:
763,754,294
'
3.0
+
5,2T .848,058,533
7, 1,645,977,941
■>t"
756,584,300
+,'8.3:'.
742,824,630
613,453342
+
10.55
;
+
3.9
3,239,205
3,290,823
Total
Xotk: City:
1670,360! 79
-
cities
7^891,857,222
—-
.
■'•'"
week
now
ended
Oct.
28
for
four
728,464!16
South
1.389,222,732
'
_
Pavfl-,-—*.-*.—
North Dakota—Fargo
J
X.
-
Clearings at—
■'
•
.
"■}*.
$
I;284(g92,627
+
0.3
;25,586,902,217"
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
a———
Portland -3_—-i———
-.
Fall
River—
New
*•'
i Inc. or".'
u/
•
22,526.802,002
Total
8,830,664
.
,
7,954,436
.'-L
.7,614,871
\
4*669,271
+_3__'
5,184,020
'+,
5.2,
+
Springfield
i----.
Worcester.—.—
_I_
_f._„^
18,385.952
Connecticut—Hartford__—
.
.
New
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
\
Total
(12
15*889,251.
.
••
.'
11.573.844 -:+
22,835,012
•
1.7
(7
cities)
6,868,532
1,041,677
847,508
2,695,105
8.6
/
8.5 >
.
; .15,595,010-"
-+15;7.
V+
.
4,721,108
1,086,493,193
-
-
City—l
——L.——
196,744,232
15,591,734
•'
.,13,406,247
'145,733,234
1_r—tl_
4,223,875
;
—14.5
,,'39,454,800
4ersey4-itewark.C++w————.—
Jersey—.—*-—!^
3,184,972
8,849,361
7.0
183*013,198
188,376,634
+
'
8 078.150
10,081,115
+
8.1
+
3.5
88
6,760,357
39,513*297
+
477.*43 189
12,211,992
6,169 911
+17.0
751,874,187
15,724,313
+ 12.6
7,217,385
+
"2+
■
74^,8^.*,^J0
8.3
7 30590,090
.
'
473*094.336
15,350,490
3' 755.
45
-728,464,716
14,505,375
"4.1 -1,024,542,037
•
11,910,220
+ 21.8
11,233,337
10,454,603
537,228,430
+10.3
523,358,641
44,703,483
42,252,199
5.8
44,421,419
510,880,815
40,497,994
5,759,000
5,320,000
939,059,181
17.3
5*034*000
+
6,111,662
5,434,086
+
12.5
6,836,819
7,407.545
13,914,015
11.594.407
+
20.0
13 336,4" 4
9.583.293
677,723,069
613,453,342
+10.5
b04,94j,76Q
584144,250
5,907,000
Falls-—
+
u
'J
2,739,476
v+
—
.
:
/
-
2.627,209
3.791,753
".+
31,734,807
"V 30,323,300
'. 143,517,494
Total
——
cities)
(6
—.—.
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
.141*,776,652
>
6.2?
87.:
158,887,228
15,328,424;463
51,056,725
!
J' i
.
31,357,543,'
0.4
.
84,624.604
99,726,649 +
4,6
+
3.9.
30*546,138
+
2.7
<->71,954,843
-
89,134,613
43142.4S5
-
^7,562,435.
+ 17.9
.^•'..-75,600,719
;+ii.9 :>yl ^85,738,2 49.
—
4.4
13,825,348,145
California—Long
Jose
; .3:348,752/
Santa
39,065,653
'
215 5*8,914
16.7
6,015,582
6.333 697
223,335,969
93,781-7 *€
201.091*174
24.213,890
—
227.828,520
943,850,024
34,417,790
——„
8.9
+
1.8
23,257,190
,
.
19 917
3.0
27.9
39,442,222
11,260,308
cities )_-^—
24 950,808
4.1
+
+
9,939,661
16,808,268
(10
+
12,454^623
737,940,981
*
•
+
119,487^^7
,
12,828,463
Barbara—
Total
8.1
+
121.670,566
Stockton
*>
+
5,588*606
247,998,440
——
Francisco
San
11,087,697,834
i
:
City—
Beach
216,380,952
6,523,343
7
Pasadena
San
,3,446,780
13,412,004,353
Lake
223*50.7,122
233,935.620
:
_u__
,,•2,577,966
'Lfi- 2,6001843
+ 11.7
—
.49,156,910
"
'/Total'(9 Cities)——————li'J:v"15,080,302,095; .15,769,344,430
767*552
887*022
10,097,665
29,824*446
:
Galveston
40,888,408
+20.3
'
14,628,965 615
,v4
Northern New.
920.751
1,112.664
3.1
814,011,106
Louisiana—Shreveport
22,949,741
,.i S 34,831.273
J-2*638! 24
2—
RochesterI——
/-
35.6
+ 10.4
487,572,729
13,753,825'
Springs
Worth—
Wichita
>41,249,876
22,553,682
"
''
+
—
592*581,534
Fort
Oregon—Portland 1
..>145,049,035'
Jamestown
New
670,360*179.
10,900,758
Texas—-Austin.
'•'14213.05.4
8,5
1,044,081,448
32,659.925
v~——
__
York
713,857,920
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Daltos—
1,756,785
4,45,5,342
-
New
+
30,860,446
530,308,042
(9- cities)
Utah—Salt
Elmira
4,559,125
7,848.363
•19,512.312
4,293,927
?
+
,
7,380,497
210.588,196
Total
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
:
13296.543;
,
4 382,094
8*072*650
wi.
,...x.
cities)
Yorkr—Albany
171,639,288
City—
821,272
.——
Joseph.
Yakima
Buffalo
444,774,897
17,595 805
6.4
1,412,884
—
Washington—Seattle
New
,
782,692,646
4.454,913
+:
'
...v
,
51,637,800
r
12,581,538.
8.2
756,584,300
804,809,676
v
_
Colorado—Colorado?
3,545*155
•
3,954,686
8,738,646,
507,575,417
136 533,t40
^
5.9
7,764,923
19,221,663 "
■j
17,649,730
.
'
4,552,566
4,294,832
Wichita
St.
..
3,287,926
44,180,400
i.——
.
'.7115 676,
6.9
12,370,479
Kansas—Topeka
1958
858,999,998
47,915,310 V+- 4.8 "
.
24,'785,264
—
■»
•*
45,629,890
New Haven
Rhode
V' 18,456,813
20,027,853
2*704,4 46
;7 848,058,523 ;*! ^45.902,212
6.6
.
,
7.5
U..
Missouri—Kansas
7,453,150
+ 14.5 :
•' +4,774,362
.
X
1.9
2,348,809
2,689,705
1959
.
1
4,103,431 :
,'+;. 4.5
860,334,746
,
+131
+
Omaha-.
6.9
4,561,390
904,951,264
—.
—3
5.2
+
7,632,697;
Nebraska—Fremont
t"/L-'x-
4,385,158
Bedford
Lowell
*
''Cry Dec-%l.;X
4,080 452
■
—r.
Massachusetts—Beelon 1—
*■$,
+
11,439,104168
the. figures for each city; for the;
1960
-
3,867,038
196,347,474
V
_
Helena—
f Week Enjded Oct. 28
;
+
■
1.6
—
508,293,166
Dakota—Aberdeen
Hastings
1961
11
174,022.475-
541,865,234
;
8,148,298
.
191.C75.231
210,476,238
% " 211,017,226
Montana—Billings;
years:
;
219,515 257
•
27,851,205,810/
^adcf our detailed statement showing,
847,507,397
\
9,989,478
_
——*^r——-
St.
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Wp
,.
,
1.3
+ 12.1
District—Minneapolis—
Duluth_T__.^.s
—
Minneapolis
•
i-
(4
Minnesota
■Tt;--584!44,250
12-;522,781,347 '! •+/-6:3''
13,307,486,318
_,—.—
Nittifr Federal. Reserve
1,556,413,556
-
Outside Uew
379,100.000
414,200.000
:+
208*226,30,7
746.902,212
.'"604,945,'760
l',653,506,712- ';
J*;",' 'V*
'•?*
.*
V ^1,41^039:60^^1:1^3'
r
27,936,451,933
*
743.807.920
751,874,187
^
419,600,000
216,390,267
233,452.675
»795,883,145
.+•
814,011,106 k
'
436,000,000
219,165,342
.1,227,868,404
,847,507,397
*
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville-
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy_—,
1,406,910^32:
1,415,392,37!
5.1-
■"»
" ' ■f "- "■ -'+.''7
a
.
804,809,676
Missouri—St.
"
1,705,031,957
f,'$77,723,069
;V l:C"
id
Francisco—_*4—i
*7:
7
9
j..
1,105,247,237
; 1,459,430,128
+
891,857,222
,;i
$,*
939,059,181
11,481,255,633
.+1^23,547326 ,■
3.3
* +■
1,468,101,668
^'•^^^1,755,956.997^
.
-
^
13',825,348,145
4.1'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
"1958
,
1.024.542,037
4.4
T;f+
1,514,749,039
1,543,^40,342
£; 4-',".^ "
Minn«apdis_
1,128,367,806
?
$'
,v
4^
889.583,795&i:v&41,070,629' " +'r
J
-io
Chicago
1 -1-74,776, &71',
;j,^UC 1,564,C90,855,
'S'f
6th
7th
,1,044,081,448^-+
'.V'',1959
or
Dec. %
•
.
1st Boston
18,719,543
1*653,506,712
1,411,039,605
—12.7
+
,89"
738,985,291
38,3 38,528
17,081.105'
31,211,552:
320,932
8 010.423
14 824 335
8
•
+
23 283,687
654,103. m
15 917 400
13 3
—10.2
1Q4,814300
17.2
1 T89 222 7?2
1 284 292 627
22.526.802,002
11,433,104*168
>26,328.551
69,on,i67
81,125,758
' 11,481,255,633
.
Grand
total
Outside New
(a)
(107 cities)—
York
City_
Clearings
operations
27,936,451,933
27,851,205,810
"+
0.3
25,l86 902 217
13,307,486,318
12.522,781,347
+
63
12174,397,864
discontinued.
52
(1992)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
»
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Redemption Calls and Sinking
RATES
Fund Notices
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act 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.
Pursuant to the
certifies
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
BY
OCTOBER.
FEDERAL
27,
1961
TO
RESERVE
BANK
NOVEMBER
2,
TO
1961,
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
will
Below
found
be
of corporate bonds!
list
a
1930
INCLUSIVE
ing tenders, and the page number gives the
(except where otherwise
the current volume
Country
and
Unit
Monetary
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Monday
Oct. 27
Australia,
Austria,
pound
York
in
(Value
United
States
$
2.242725
.0386437
Nov. 2
.0200850
.0200856
.0200850
.0200875
.0200862
Cluett,
.969062
.967281
.967500
.967460
Colorado
.21C925
.210900
.210925
.210950
.210900
Finland, Markka
.00310846
.00310846
.00310846
.00310846
.00310846
France
.203225
.203400
.203425
.203400
.203425
.250006
.250150
.250118
.250118
.2o0100
rupee
(Metropolitan), new franc
Germany, deutsche mark
India,
.210900
rupee
Ireland,
.210800
.210833
.210733
2.814620
2.814100
<2.814420
Malaysia,
Mexico,
New
.00161030
.00276283
.00275233
.327266
.327433
.327466
.327366
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.277968
.278100
.277831
.277833
2.786376
2.786752
2.786237
2.786554
.140475
;140450
2.787772
pound
.
.140500
krone
.140433
.0350166
.0350166
.0166436
.0166436
Sweden,
.193458
.231325
krona
Switzerland,
franc
Republic
South
United
of
Africa,
1st
.0350333
.0166436
.0166436
.193512
.193508
.193500
.193431
.231345
.231343
.231445
.231430
.0350166
1.402565
1.401863
1.402052
1.401793
2.814620
2.814100
series
due
debs,
Sept.
due
4
Service
Gas
Dec.
5 7/b %
2.814420
1
1718
Dec
15
1842
Nov 15
1961
15,
1980_
1,
1843
Co.—
mtge. bonds due Jan.
due June
series
Milwaukee
1.401952
2.814240
line
pipe
Financial Corp.—
debs,
5%%
1st
1
Dec
Dec
1985_.
Michigan, Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
1st mortgage
pipe line bonds,
.140475
•
—
.0350166
2.815650
I-__.
rand
Laurentide
6i/2%
Dec
Co., Ltd.—
secured
Louisiana
•:
.0166436
r1
1, 1965
Corp.—
Acceptance
5%%
Dec 31
Dec 31
' O ■
bonds due Dec.
Ry.—
mtge. series B 3V4%
Oil
Home
.0800560
.277600
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
it i
■
.00161075
.00276233
.0800560
guilder
Zealand,
Norway,
rjM
.00161075
.00276233
.327533
malayan dollar
peso
Netherlands,
stock
pfd.
Voting preference stock 60c convertible series
.00161075
Page
Date
cumul.
Corp.—
pfd. stock series B and
pfd. stock series A__—
cumul.
Union
General
>•
Iron
7%
Inc.
Co.,
&
&
cumul.
5%
Gen.
.00276216
yen
Fuel
5Va%
.00161090
Japan,
Peabody
Dayton
..-.210766
2.814240
,
2.815650
pound
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
.970625
Ceylon,
Page
Nov 20
shares
common
Issue—
and
Company
.0386437
Canada,
-
Wire Corp.,
2.242585
.0386375
Belgium, franc
dollar
TENDER
OF
Issue—j/Av-Date
and
Spring &
Young
.0120517
2.242310
.0386562
Company
.
$
v
.0120627
.0120627
2.242422
.0386500
Nov. 1
$
location In
indicated)
given in the Chronicle.
in which the details were
Money)
Thursday
"Wednesday
Oct. 31
.0120627
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....
schilling
New
Tuesday
$
.0120590
peso
in
Oct. 30
$
Argentina,
transfers
NOTICE
Friday
notes,
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred
including
Gas
mtge.
Missouri
1,
1980
1,
1
Dec
1
1844
Nov
15
1722
Light Co.—
Pacific
series
5%%
bonds
due
May
1985
15,
RR.—
/" Collateral trust 4'/4%
pound
sterling
due March
1,
1976
Nov
15
1615
mtge. bonds 3%% series due Dec.
Texas Co. 2%%
debs, due June 1, 1971
Kingdom,
1,
1966
Dec
1
*
Dec
1
Dec
1
_Dec
1
Piedmont
&
Northern
notes
Ry.—
•i1
1st
W
Texas
icates
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
I
Ar
Increase ( +)
-•
Gold
".•V
.ft
certificate
Total
fe?
t
1961
__'____
account
Redemption fund for F. R.
I;
or
gold
notes
1,102
reserves
;»;■!
17,028
certificate
and
119
+
domestic
(436)
Discounts
1,130
—
10
+
$246 million
advances
5
284
4-
36
-'38
commercial
New
banks
1,011
—
399
in
York
decreased
Held
U.
S.
;
under
139
—
ASSETS—
v
' -3,242
%
329
1,654
+
5
19,769
+
22
+
3,603
Notes
,
+
7
+
loans
Loans
and
Loans
adjustedt
12,254
1,063
Certificates
+ -■
271
—12,365
•
Total
-
Held
;
__
under
Total
,
U.
Total
Cash
outright
repurchase
S.
Govt,
loans
items
Bank
'if.
bought
in
and
28,268
agreem't
of
process
collection
+
4,884
+
+
22
110
Total
U.
+
528
+
306
+
.
332
4
$
)
(1,505)
51,388
618
+
(436)
27,806
58
563
Member
U. S.
bank
reserves
17,216
account
Other
+
7
'605
+
221
+
+
27
+
S.
Total
S,
Other
deposits
M
&
cash
items—
accrued
+
255
3^785
+
288
(1,069)
divds.
72
212
+
2
+
1,073
—
25
+
Total
liabilities
(1,505)
50,029
603
+
273
—
ic.
Capital
* I
Surplus
Other
433
:
capital
"
.___
accounts
Total liabilities & capital acnts.
of
gold certificate reserves
.'
to
deposit and F. R.
ties
(1,505)
note
15
+
51,388
One
one
Reserves
with
ended
204
—
.3 %
—
116
t; %
■?r-
OctL
deposits,
I'
to
L
w
in
parable
Balances
for
a
in
the
consolidating
of
changes
$373
for
million
in
the
week
loans
million
week
in
demand
banks, and
an
increase
of
$510
deposits adjusted.
industrial loans decreased in
net decline of
$143 million; in the
a
year
•v
V'
nine
com¬
ago
and dealers for
personal
L>)
nancing
with
a
mstitutions
decrease of
the'previous
All
week:
decreased
fi¬
$127
million, compared
$60 million during the similar week
year.
reporting member banks decreased
Treasury bills by $180 million,
I-!
I!
'V
if.
1609
1971
Nov
15
1505
Nov
23
1843
_Nov
15
1616
Co.—
debentures
this
in
;
due
May
1973—
1,
issue.
a
.•).<r
DIVIDENDS
3
+
134
—
—
679
+
+
524
127
IV
~+
+
banks
26
31,327
953
+
288
281
—
398
+
489
—
+
34*
1,207
securities—total
—
—
9
bonds
S.
6 299
—
20
180
+1,449
48
+
__
+4,864
16,668
—
51
—1,089
3,974
_
—
21
—
years
891
11,615
+
187
—
855
1,483
Banks
—
13,067
_
Reserve
domestic
U.
S.
+
23
+
173
176
+
16
banks
2,761 <
88
'—
4,576
+1,727
11
+
151,u30
Northern
Indiana
Common
Public
+8.820
(quar.)
Power
during
Treasury
63,920
Northwest
Bancorporation,
Extra
4V2%
preferred
Northwest
Natural
Gas, common
(quar.)
5%,%
4 Ya %
Nutone
Inc.
Mfg.
'
official
institutions,
98
—
79
738
—
476
856
63
—
Time
and savings deposits—total)!
.:
Individuals,
partnerships & corporations:
i
Onondaga
+
25
(From
+ 6,641
6.485
—
—
'
6
—
**
14
2,703
Commercial
banks
institutions,
1
2,087
etc.
+
676
the
certif¬
Onyx
others
Reserve
Banks
Steel
6
+
**
**
CAPITAL
4%
preferred
of
of
t Includes
and
loans
valuation
all
domestic
to
demand
Otter
Tall
$4.40
1! Includes
time
shown
Not
loan
637
Oxford
109
Oxford
Paper
+
46
+
400
Ontario
+
10
+
674
those
except
less
cash
of
officers'
in
change
checks
and
after
shown
U.
in
items
excludes
and
S.
deduc¬
gross.
Government
of
process
deposits
deposits
of
U.
shown
not
due
to
Government
S.
and
October
18
separately.
postal savings
Exclusive
of
t Includes
and
tion.
of
loans
valuation
revised.
all
domestic
&
demand
Year-ago
certified
time
Not
banks,
and
deposits
figures
banks
items
those
cash
items
change
in
officers'
of
U.
checks
S.
not
after
shown
deduc¬
gross.
of U. S. Government
in process of collec¬
deposits
.♦
shown
Government
-
and
are
\
separately.
11
except
less
excludes
due
to mutual
—
,
separately.
and
pos-al
revised.
12-
8
11-10
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
61 Vac
11-15
10-31
7 VaC
Marine
class
/
\
,j_
(quar.)
10-15
11-15
10-16
11-
9
10-19
1-
1
45c
Ry.
Glass,
A
7 Vac
12-18
11-
Pacific Coast Co., 5%
2nd
Pacific
11-15
12-
11-15
12-
1
1
5V4%
East
(quar.)——
10-31
1
11-15
12-
1
11-
11-24
62 Vac
12-
5
preferred
savings
Gas
&
(quar.)
1
12-
8
1-
1
12-
8
25c
12-1
Inc.,
1
11-17
12-
1
11-15
37 Vac
redeemable
1st
1st pfd.
4.36%
12-
65c
11-15
10-27
34%c
11-15
10-27
31V4C
11-15
31V4C
11-15
10-27
31V4C
11-15
10-27
preferred
30c
11-15
10-27
preferred
preferred
Indemnity
28 Vac
11-15
10*27
27V+C
11-15
10-27
I
(quar.)
redeemable
Pacific
pfd.
(quar.)
ser.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
~
III_II
(quar.)
Co.
(stock
dividend)
<■;
Industries
(stock
Lighting Corp.
dividend)
(quar.)_
10-27
10%
1-30
4%
12-14
11-
60c
11-15
10-20
<■
pacific
12-13
12-13
11-17
1
3.3281 V4
(quar.)—
preferred
57c
4.80%
,...1.^.1$
12-29
12-29
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
4.50%
31V4C
37 VaC
com.
(quar.)
preferred
1st
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
Electric—
preferred
5V2%
11-10
1-
2 V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
11-10
$1
pfd.
Line,
11-15
11-15
12-
20c
;
ctfs,).
A
preferred A
Far
1
12-10
$1.25
•
(quar.)
class
1
1
t$3
(quar.)
(s-a)_
common
12-18
112-
90c
class
preferred
Corp.
Co.,
11-15
15c
$1.10
(escrow
Mfg.
11-20
4J
(quar.)
Oxford
11-20
12-11
$1
$1.19
V'
common
$5
Quebec
10-20
12-11
125c
(quar.)
com.
11-10
40c
(quar.).
Ltd.,
preferred
5%
8
t$1.75
preferred
tacinc
available.
♦October
loan
"
§ Includes
shown
deposits
comparison
banks.
commercial
individual
1
11-15
12-
59 %c
Corp.,
4%
Pacific
domestic
commercial
H Includes
not
to
reserves;
11-
1
25c
(quar.)
4%
6%
+
tion
1
12-
12-30
35c
(quar.)
income)
Corp.,
Co.,
Pacific Finance
"
figures
12-
collec¬
mutual
separately.
available.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
+
are
11-22
$1.14
(quar.)
preferred
—
banks
1
2
37 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
390
itsms
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power Co.,
207
6%
certified
*
banks,
comparison
JS Includes
*s
D
+
commercial
individual
deposits
commercial
tion. Year-ago
savings banks.
not
domestic
10-28
1-
Utilities—
preferred B
Outboard
reserves:
12-
11-15
f 50c
(quar.)_
Wholesale.
Owens-Illinois
t Exclusive
tion
12-15
(quar.)__
Fund—
Rockland
&
12,736
——
11-15
(quar.)
5,419
ACCOUNTS
B
Corp.
—
226
liabilities
1
30c
common
Products
1,514
,
11-10
12-
+$1.75
investment
preferred
$3.60
Federal
From
11-10
8
(quar.)
Pottery
Chemical
4.75%
Borrowings:
From
11-15
8
12-
11-
40c
Orange
93
:
___
1
12-
(quar.)_
Gas,
A
Street
net
Ontario
7%
•,
.
..
163
official
12-
Extra
Oshawa
Governments,
11-15
10c
preferred
Co.
preferred
William
**
•
+-49
interbank
1
25c
common
Chemical
Natural
preferred
»•
29,565
deposits
political subdivisions
12-
(quar.)
4.56%
Service
Mathieson
Oklahoma
109
Foreign:
Other
Olin
preferred
4.92%
.
time
and
7%
One
41,242
:
11-15
$1.12%
Ltd.,
+22
932
1
(quar.)
**
..
etc.
12-
(quar.)
Mills,
Water
banks
11-
30c
i
Glass
Edison,
642
L.,:-V
Governments,
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
11-15
(reduced)
Co.
Ohio
—
23c
$1.43%
(quar.)
(initial)
Ohio
—
11-
3
$1.31 V*
com.
(quar.)
Pharmacal
**
533
11-
Extra
935
11,414
1
$1.43
Service,
preferred
Norwich
4%%
:
12-
10c
Public
preferred
1,633
savings
1111-
5c
Northwestern
+
+
1
1
(quar.)
+
960
—
1212-
$1.12 Va
preferred
Oak
12-22
32V2c
(quar.)
preferred
510
3,628
1-12-62
(incr.)
7 Vac
5.72%
—2,707
4,505
12-31
approval
common
:
—
___.'
11-24
1-25
Corp.—
90,463
+
12-30
11-24
Ltd.—
Co.
Two-for-one* stock split subject to
of stockholders Dec. 12
66,365
interbank:
Mutual
44c
t45c
Quebec
12-20
432
+
—2,809
Holders
30c
Quarterly
Northrop
When
Payable of Rec.
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
Share
Obear-Nester
Government
16
page
of Company
5.75%
maturing:
years
from
Per
+4,381
1,507
indebtedness
of
160
—
13,247
commercial
Continued
4.40%
assets/liabilities
savings
categories of U. S. Government securities
held by
weekly
+
37
ad¬
deposits credited
and
■Loans to brokers
—
530
deposits
adjusted!
deposits—totalg
Individuals, partnerships. & corporations
States and political subdivisions—
93
—
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal
commercial
demand
7
coin
with
Foreign:
3
—
Reserve
Decreases
$856
+
3,047
etc.
assets—net
Total
1.8%
—
they decreased $109 million.
purchasing or carrying
U. S. Government
^securities decreased $263
million, but
their loans for
purchasing or carrying other securities
increased $61 million. Loans
to sales and
M
;b
I1-
and
Commercial
districts
&
25:
domestic
.million
I
«
following
of
15,
preferred stock—
Power
convertible
Name
Demand
.—
eliminations made
statement
Federal
1
Inc.—
debs, due May
conv.
Electric
Potomac
Dec
477
Demand
2
justed, $281 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities, $738 million in U.; S. Government
demand
i,'
$
the
305
+-
banks.
Federal
Currency and
42
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the
+
61
+
institutions:
year
five
Domestic
of
263
—
1,933
103
securities
States
banks
cumul.
stock
Corp.—
111
5,879
five
to
After
Other
shows
+•
750
finance,
Savings deposits
I'
t'
6V2#
carrying:
or
financial
Commercial
process.
condition
16
16,413
Commercial
the
Arts,
Page
Inc.—
preferred
subord.
conv.
Electronic
*
CALLED
24J
+
loans
domestic
With
29
—
618
+
36.5r,
are
Chemical
5V2%
19
Date
Climax,
cumulative
Di-Noc
ISSUE
1
Dec
Issue—
and
Metal
pur¬
loans
.
The
foi;
1,304
Treasury notes & U.
liabili¬
combined
Figures in parentheses
+
securities
personal
foreign
Domestic
Contingent liability on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
!>•
143s*
.
certificates
+
109
Ratio
i
—
2,191
nonbank
to
to
+
817
.
V2 %
Dec
+8,558
LIABILITIES—
in
4
1971
1,
a
I
stock
pfd.
conv.
Ogilvie Flour
ACCOUNTS—
paid
31,877
securities
Government
Other
CAPITAL
American
*
+2,162
bills
109
—
18,366
availability
liabilities
5%
Dec,
+8,270
373
1,205
purchasing
Treasury
6
1,167
—
276
Deferred
for
estate
Otner
i
Co.
due
or
finance,
Other
197
269
Treasurer—general
742
—
:
Treasury
Foreign
—
loans
securities
to
Loans
U.
notes
1975
15,
debs,
ENTIRE
♦Announced
—1,231
Other
Loans
Reserve
1360
71,093
;
dealers
and
Government
Sales
204
—
Deposits:
i
S.
Real
assets
loans
loans
Loans
34
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
S.
Other
208
(1,069)
1961
117,035
carrying:
Government securities
Other
Other
industrial
brokers
to
chasing
U.
672
+
393
assets
Loans
551
—
356
+
28,635
premises
Other
April
Inc.—
subord.
Materials
Vulcan
•4
Ltd.—
Oct. 26,
118,242
adjusted*
__'
and
Agricultural
1,223
+
7
—
28.313
securities
363
+
45
securities
due
conv.
1977
1,
Corp.
(In millions of dollars)
.
investments
and
investments
Commercial
'
Bonds
'
Total
-
debs,
I
Corp.—
-
•
1
•
June
Industries,
334%
Oct. 18,
19ol
_1
'
agreem't
S.
51/2%
Kulka
Decrease (—) Since
"1
securities:
outright—
Bills
.
repurchase
Government
Bought
.
•
million.
Increase ( + ) or
Oct. 25,
outright
6%%
U.
due
Finance
Company
$489
3
Acceptances:
Bought
City.
debs,
6%
Traders
by $92 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $207 million but bor¬
rowings from others decreased $390 million.
Loans to
1960
10
—
decreased
Nov. 2,
25,
1961
15,926
Cash
t
Oct.
-3Nov. 1,
bonds
deposits adjusted increased $279 million in
the Chicago District, $149 million in the Dallas
District,
and $139 million in the San Francisco
District, but they
Decrease (—) Since
.ASSETS—
S. Government
Demand
(In millions of dollars)
if
'
notes and U.
ury
'*0
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
by $9
Transmission
Eastern
1-15
3
-c#
t:
Volume
194
Number 6105
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1993)
•"
Per
Name of Company
V
*•
When, Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
class
A
(quar.)^—
———7'Ac
Pan American World Airways (quar.)
20c
11-15
11-10
11-29
11-
Corp.,
Corp,
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
stockholders
Nov.
Pictures
Paramount
Chemical
Park
to
approval
20)
(quar.)
Peabody
5%
Coal
(initial)
Co.,
common
11-21
11-
11-17
10-31
11-24
11-
j;20c
—
Too.l
12-15
11-30
Penman's Ltd.
Fruit
1-
2
12-15
1
11-15
1
11-15
10c
12-
1
11-15
Class
B
25c
11-15
11-
Stock
div.
t45c
11-15
10-17
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
_
common
(quar.)
preferred
15c
preferred
preferred
Non-voting
Fibre, vot.
Stockholders
Peninsular
approve
Metal
Products
(Dr.) Company
Pepper
Pepsi-Cola
United
Circle
Perfect
11-15
11-15
Schneider
14c
12-
1
11-15
Scott
&
12-
1
11-15
Scott
Paper Co.
11-15
10-31
Scott
Paper
Pfaudler-Permutit
Gear
Stock
Co.
Phillips
Pillsbury
Co.
Pinellas
Corp.
A
(quar.)
Development, Ltd.
&
Atwood
Mfg.
Plymouth Rubber Co.
&
Seeman
11-20
Stock
12-
1
11-3
Shaw-Barton
12-
1
11-
6
Shawinigan
11-15
11-
1
Sheaffer
8
1- 2
12-
8
12-20
11-24
Sherritt-Gordon
1-19
11-24
11-20
Shop & Save
(1957)
12- 8
11-17
Siegler Corp.,
common
12-15
11-17
5c
11-15
11-
Electric
12-
6
12-26
12-
6
62'Ac
12-26
12-
6
12-
1
11-17
61'Ac
12-
1
11-
61c
12-
1
11-
10c
12-
1
11-17
(quar.)
(quar.)_
"
1-2-62
10-25
___
(quai\T-_l----l_ri_V___
Presidential Realty Corp. (stock
Gardner Co. (quar.)
'
Prospect
Park
Co.
Co., $1.25 pfd.
National Bank
(New
Extra
4'A%
of
preferred
4.64%
4.90%
Public
preferred
Service
of
New
3.35%
4.50 %
Public
Co.
1
11-14
Skelly Oil Co.
11-14
Smith-Douglas
12-
1
11-14
Sonotone
$1.22'A
83c
Sound
Pure
Oil
Putnam
Power
Co.
10-31
$1.12 'A
(quar.)
New
11-15
10-31
18c
11-15
11-
Light
capital
preferred
12-
11-
4.88%
preferred
City
State
Quebec
Pov/er
Radio
Insurance
Oil
Co.
Co.
6%
preferred
Drug
Southwestern
Electric
11-24
10-13
1-2-62
12-12
Rexall
(R.
&
Drug
Stock
Tobacco,
Chemical
new
Riverside
Inc.
Roan
shares
preferred
4.10%
4%%
F
H
I
11-16
4.60%
preferred
11-17
4.40%
11-15
30c
11-
t28c
6
1-1-62
10-23
10-27
"12-14
15c
11-15
11-
20c
11-24
11-10
3
/
5%
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
1-15
1-
2
11-10
Spencer
11-15
4.20%
12-
7
11-15
3-9
2-2
Sperry
$3.50
12-26
11-11
8-25
Standard
Standard
12- 5
11-15
12- 2
9-14
10c
12-15
11-30
equal
to
,
•
(quar.)—
3%
(quar.)
Products,
(quar.)
Inc.
."
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
,
Stein,
Hall
&
12-
12-27
11-17
12-1
11-
Sterchi
t5c
,
12-
1
11-
3
3
11-15
$3%c
12-1
11-15
15c
11-22
11-
8
12'Ac
11-22
11-
8
6c
11-15
10-16
(quar.)
-
Bros.
1-10
Sterling
Class
—_
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
_____
Stern
&
11-14
12-15
12-
12-
1U 6
1
1
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
4%
(quar.)
11-15
11-
1
11-
9
(quar.)
6%
United Biscuit Co.
United
of
Corporations,
Class
Ltd.,
class
(quar.)
preferred
11-1
11-16
10-16
United New
35c
12-
11-10
United
1
11-10
1-
2
11-21
11-15
11-
3
11-15
11-
12-15
11-15
12-
1
1
11-24
S.
8
12-15
(quar.)
Lines
common
Co.,
4'A%
(quar.)
1
11-30
•11-30
$1
11-15
(quar.)
$2.50
1-10-62
12-20
15c
11-22
11- 8
11-20
10-20
10-31
15c
com.
12-
1
11-
50c
(quar.)_
12-
1
11-17
22'Ac
1-1-62
12-15
1—_
30c
:___—
27'Ac
3
12-
8
12-
1
(Del.)
11-10
11-24
1112-
8
1
6
12-29
12-8
Quarterly
10-16
15c
U.
S. Truck Lines (Del.)
(quar.)_.
United Whelan Corp. (quar.)
■Universal
Insurance
Co.
(N.
Y.)
4'A%
Upson
Utilities &
(quar.)
12-
11-10
12-
11-15
1
1
10c
12-29
$1.12'A
1-10-62
12-22
12-
11-24
Industries
15c
Corp.
5C
(quar.)_
Corp.,
12-
8
12-27
12-11
12-27
12-11
12c
11-16
10-25
5%
11-15
10c
11-15
10-27
$1.12'A
11-15
10-27
Value Line Fund-Income Fund (8 cents from
earned income and 4c from capital gains)
Stock dividend
Vanadium
8
2%
dividend
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Vance, Sanders & Co. (s-a)
10-16
Vanderbilt
12-28
11-28
11-24
12-15
Extra
Mutual
Fund
i
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
4c
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
12-
35c
25c
10-25
1
10-27
12-15
25c
-—
11-15
12-
11-15
11-30
(quar.)
11-
1
12-11
25c
;
Company
4'A%
1
Marion Corp.—
preferred
Stock
1-
12'Ac
—.—_
(quar.)
Common
11-14
57c
1-
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
Corp.
11-10
10-13
$1.50
12-
1
11-15
$3
12-
1
11-15
Extra
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—
3-for-l stock split subject
stockholders
pfd.
12-20
$1.06'A
H.)—
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)___
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
3%
Textiles,
60c
(quar.)__
(N.
S.
6
12'Ac
12'Ac
1
S.
Inc.—
(quar.)
7
S.
25c
;
11-
.11-
U.
11-
8
7
11-21
8c
Canal
$$1.31
(quar.)
11-
11-21
U.
11-
1
8
15c
U.
1
12-
&
&
(New Jersey),
preferred (s-a)
4'A%
10-31
11-24
11-21
$1.75
10c
preferred A
'
11-15
12-
25c
-
jersey RR.
Printers
10-20
40c
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
10-31
1
12-
12'Ac
(quar.)
11-15
11-17
12-29
87'Ac
10-31
(quar.)
com.
Publishers,
United Sheet Metals (quar.)
U. S. Envelope
(quar.)
U.
11-15
(quar.)
Quarterly
20c
12-
II-16
$37c
$37c
Cos.
Improvement,
1
$1.05
1
(quar.)
Extra
12-
$1.12'A
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__;
United Gas
30c
(quar.)
Products,
A
4 'A %
preferred
(quar.)_;
United Life & Accident Insurance
15c
Inc.
25c
(quar.)
1
1
1
$20c
America
12-
B
Coal
1
$1.37'A
___
1
2%
pfd.
12'Ac
preferred (quar.)
11-
11-24
common
(quar.)
11-
12-
(quar.)
Stern
5'A%
Universal
dividend
B
I-19
11-24
$1.12'A
dividend)
12-29
30c
Aluminum
Stock
12- 1
2-
1
87'Ac
(stock
1
35c
Sterling Precision, 5%
Corp.
1
(quar.)
Stores
Financial
12-
45c
Stephan Company
1
12-15
11-10
$1
12-
(quar.)
Co.
11- ,9
92'Ac
32c
Co.
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5'A %
11-10
1
90c
;
United Air Lines, common
Stock dividend
1-19
45c
dividend
11-15
2
______
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
33c
.
Corp.
$1
;
(quar.)
1
11-15
2%
(quar.),
2-
1
75c
dividend
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)_—
Class
B
(quar.)
Rowland
10c
—-—
(stock dividend)
±
Electric
12-
Corp.
(quar.)
Engineering & Foundry,
30c
Steel Parts
2
12-
12-
25c
Corp.
___.
(quar.)
3'A%. preferred
11-15
Co.—
5%
11-15
12-20
11-15
12-
(quar.)
United
11-15
2
11-30
11-30
65c
preferred
$3.50
11-24
12-15
17'Ac
:
United
1
1-
30c
$1
(quar.)
1-19
1
$2
(s-a)
.11-21
30c
(extra)
1-19
12-
Co.
Street
1
10c
.
class
(Calif.)
Chemical,
11-10
12-11
$1
1
11-10
Stock
11-24
12-15
62'Ac
2-
8
Stauffer
1
1-1-62
20c
(quar.)_
2-
12-
11-10
Inc.
Carbide
7%
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Packaging Corp.—
11-10
8
IT-
15c
(quar.)
Salle
1-19
30c
11-10
12-
11-15
20c
(quar.)__
;
1-19
40c
1
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
1
1
1-3-62
20c
$25c
Y.)
1
(quar.)
1
preferred
1-19
preferred
12-
convertible
1
preferred
12-
common
2-
1-19
12-
Products,
Register
12-
2%
dividend)
(N.
10-20
1
$1.20
12-
5%
Inc., com.
(quar.)
Warner
Co.
62'AC
36c
$3.30
Market
(stock
10-20
2-
11-15
Star
Inc.
1
11-10
Stanley
11-15
12-15
12-12
1
11-10
11-15
Engineering Corp.—-
12-
8
11-10
11-15
1
11-30
10-17
12-
11-10
1
1
12-
11-15
12-
1
12-
25c
60c
50c
82'Ac
1
$1.14
$1.06'A
,
(Md.)
18%c
12-
T' ( 111-15
Co.
Oil
12-
12 -.
12-
Motor
12-
1
$1.06'A
40c
Standard
$1
3
12-
(quar.)__—
12-
$1.02'A
11-
Car
12-15
$1.18%
11-10
Tank
40c
12'Ac
preferred
11-10
Trust
87'Ac
6%
1
11-30
Union
Dredging, $1.60 preferred (quar.)
Forgings
Corp.
(quar.)
;
Standard
11-10
12-
Union
$1.60
12-30
1
1-19
31'Ac
...
Co.
11-30
11-30
12-
11-15
12-21
°
$1.23%
Reid,
10-31
Standard
25c
12-15
12-15
11-17
2-
.
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
35c
(quar.)
Clutch
La
1
1
25c
Brands
11-24
1
30c
$4.50 preferred
(Dallas)—
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Water (Conn.) (quar.)_
Standard
12-
"12-15
27'Ac
Industries Inc.
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
!_
Rand Corp., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Sprague
$5c
10c
27'Ac
Chemical
Stamford
10-27
22'Ac
2-
(quar.)
Spartans
1
12- 5
12-
12-15
11-
11-17
1
Quarterly
37'Ac
50c
par)
Insurance
preferred
12-15
$1
$1.18%
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
1—
$1.44
1
2%
(quar.)
$1.40%
(quar.)
,
$1.02'A
Marie
($25
Life
1
1-
11-15
2-
$1.15
10-23
.
1'
12-
$1.10
11-30
1
3
3
10-30
40c
Trust
Electric
Union
(quar.)
10-20
11-
11-
25c
12-
$1.37'A
Rose
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)—
12-
1
1
11-29
92y2c
preferred
(quar.)
A
Union
Union
4
$3.70
(quar.)
4.40%
11-15
1212-
$4 preferred
(increased)
10-27
(quar.)
preferred
1
12-
1-19
L
4%
12-
10-20
1-19
K
Stock
12-11
1-19
12-15
3
5%
&
preferred
Udylite Corp.
12-15
1
1
3
11-
15c
(quar.)
common
Disc
UARCO,
11-15
53c
Service
3
11-
15c
Quarterly
19c
1
Public
A
South
20c
2-1
40c
(quar.)
common
6
2-
preferred
Co.,
11-
11-15
2-
preferred
Haas
6
97'Ac
preferred J
&
12-
12-15
$1.06'A
4.10%
Rohm
.
5
$1.03%
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rochester Transit Corp.
70c
11-
11-
1
1
2%
10-20
(quar.)
4.95%
5.50%
Rogers Corp.
11-15
5%
$1
11-15
(quar.)
Rochester & Genesee
Valley RR.
'11-30
(quar.)
5e
(quar.),
preferred
preferred
208
(quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric—
4%
Twin
5
(s-a)
Service
7'Ac
(quar.)
payment
share)
5
________
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.62'A% preferred (quar.)—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
common
(final
23c per American
5
11-
(quar.)
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
American
1111-
(quar.)____
11-30
lc
(Hartford)
Class
11-30
37'Ac
1
12-
dividend
&
3
12-
—
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly
True Temper
Corp., common (quar.)_
Tuboscope Co. (quar.)
r
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.)___
11-30
30'Ac
(quar.)
12-
Corp. Fund—
Quarterly
Transcontinental Investing Corp.
11-30
$62'Ac
—
—
11-'3
Trans-Canada
297/aC
com.
Il<v3
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Research
25'Ac
Ltd.,
Scale
Stock
26'Ac
preferred
10c
Oil Co
Trust
12-14
preferred
4.15%
4.25%
3%
Roadway Express, Inc.,
10-17
12-28
preferred
12-14
dividend
Richardson-Merrell,
11-30
preferred
12-14
Rhodesian Selection Trust—
(Final of 6 3/10c per American share after
British tax)
Rice Ranch
$1
3.70%
40c
(quar.)
1
11-30
10-27
683Ac
(initial)
12-
10-17
11-15
2%
com.
12-15
Common
1-1-62
>_
J.)
1
Southwestern
1-1-62
3%
Stores Corp. (quar.)
Chains Canada, $1.10 class A (quar.)
Republic Corp. (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)
(quar.)_
Reser's Fine Foods (4-for-l stock
split subject to approval of stockholders)
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc.-
1
12-
long-term capital gains)
V'.
4
20c
Reliable
Reynolds
12-
tl5c
Renold
12-
12-29
11-21
t$1.50
—
11-17
12-29
(quar.)__
Tool
Investors, Inc.—
(6c from investment income and 47c from
3.90%
(quar.)
dividend
Bank
12-15
5c
dividend
Stock
Photolab
Trade
10-31
20c
Raytheon Company, 5%% preferred (quar.)
Red Owl Stores (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)
Reheis Company, class A (quar.)
Reichhold Chemical, Inc.
(reduced)
Town
12-18
11-14
1
12-
3
(year-end)_____
preferred
10-27
10-27
12-
2%
(quar.)
preferred
2
Toledo
Southwestern
35c
(quar.)
Inc.
Southwestern
87'Ac
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Stock
10-20
11-15
J40c
of America, $3.50 pfd. (quar.)__
Ralston Purina Co., common
(quar.)
Ranco, Inc.
(quar.)
Randall Graphite Bearings
(quar.)
Rayonier,
11- 3
12-15
(quar.)
Corp
Corp.
B
(quar.)
Paper Mills
15c
40c
(Phila.)
Refining
(quar.)
4.56%
4.25%
1-
5c
—
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
11-10
12-15
—
(quar.)_.
Railway
4'A %
11-10
5
11-
Co.—
8
12-
11-3
12-
Tquar.)
Co.
Edison
12-
11-20
11-
12-
—
(quar.)
Co.
Packing
1
45c
(quar.)___.
Southern
Guarantee
Tobin
11-
7c
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
Title
11-15
30c
11-' 3
1
30c
(quar.)
Drug Stores
1
3
1
(quar.)
Toledo
11-23
11-
dividend)
Z
,
11-3
1
12-
12-
B
12-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
11-30
Class
Thrifty
12-15
$20c
4.08%
18c
preferred
11-15
Co.—
4.78%
Power,
4%
15c
38%c
class
4.24%
Canada
1
Inc.
dividend
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
11-30
12-
(quar.)
Corp. (stock
Industries,
Stock
12-15
10-31
12-
Thompson (J. R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson Fiber Glass (stock dividend)
Thompson Paper Box. Ltd. (quar.)
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, com. (quar.)
50c
(quar.)____
1
Company
Thomas
11-24
31'Ac
Development,
;
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical
$20c
.
(quar.)
1
Southern
2
.12-11
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-20
gains)
1-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Southern
8
11-
11-30
—
11-15
.
8
1
■
12-
from
8
11-
2
—
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
California Edison
Southland
Quaker
Quaker
Co.
39c
12c
11-
1
10c
12-
,
income and
1
12-
1-
;
12-15
Fund—
1212-
_
12-15
2
11-15
60c
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
1
1
preferred
6.70%
$25c
$1.31%
(quar.)
10-16
12-
$15c
A
40c
&
investment
realized
Texas
11-16
15c
A_'_
(s-a)
Corp.,
Southern
1
class
Manufacturing
South
10-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
Southam
(quar.)
Growth
from
(6c
Soss
Mexico—
quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Puget
11-15
$1.55
10-31
11-16
$15c
$1.25 preferred A
11-15
(quar.)
of
Co.
1
Hampshire—
2c
Automtaion
12-
(initial
common
Sjostrom
27c
preferred
Service
New
614 Superior
v.v''
12-
Common
(quar.)
preferred
Oil Corp.
$1.16
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.,
12-15
1
(quar.)
Company
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
class
11-15
12-15
12-
62'Ac
Ltd.,
12-
$3
11-15
$1.44
(quar.)_.
Simon (H.) & Sons, Ltd., 5%
Simpson Lee Paper (quar.)
Simpson, Ltd. (quar.)__.
__
1
quar.)
common
10-20
Colorado—
12-
1
61c
11-15
Sinclair
10c
>
5.85%
Thiokol
11-15
Co.—
1
Jersey)
__
Service
(initial
11-15
1
10-31
11-
11-15
12-29
11-30
$1.46'A
$1.67'A
(quar.)
1
11-30
5
$1.43%
(quar,).
preferred
2%
Dairies,
B
preferred
5.80%
4
11-15
(quar.)
Strapping,
preferred
5.75%
6
11-
12-
10-31
9-
$1.45
6
11-
12-15
11-15
10-31
$1.40
(quar.)—
11-
11-27
11-15
11-16
$1.37'A
._
11-27
11-10
1
20c
(s-a)
(quar.)
_______
(quar.)_____
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
12-15
11-
$1.38
preferred
5.52%
5.60%
1
1
11-30
$1.33%
1
12-
12-
$1.25
1
12-
12-28
J5c
$4.50
preferred
12-
$1.25
$2
•
20c
12-
$1
8
$1.12'A
2
75c
11-
$1.18%
2
$10c
11-28
1
Corp.—
1-
__.—
8
9c
1-
(quar.)__;—
:
(s-a)_
(quar.)_
5.35%
$20c
(quar.)
12-
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
5%
5.50%
(s-a)_
35c
2%
(quar.)
4.75%
10-13
dividend
Silverwood
Class
4
4
15c
(quar.)
11-
"9c
Transmission
Common
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)__
12-15
$.00'/3
Power
Steel
Stock
6
Ltd.
pfd.
1
11-28
+40c
Eastern
25c
preferred A
preferred A
Signode
Texas
10-19
(s-a)
15c
dividend)__
Prince
& Gamble
Pacific
$2.44
6
Ltd.
11-
___.
11-15
I—_
(initial)
Simmons
Sierra
5%
preferred
preferred
Inc.
B
11-
12-26
Power—
$2 46
Mfg.
Class
11-15
5c
1
Mines,
(Henry I.), class A
32'Ac*
$2.44
Progress
Siegel
1
Management
15c
convertible
62'Ac
(quar.)
A
11-15
30 c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
B
11-
11-16
Shares
J50c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
1
11-15
$1.27'A
preferred
$56'Ac
_
Sherwin-Williams Co., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
1
4%
11-24
Sheller
class
Co.,
t20c
(quar.)
com.
12-
5%%
12-
12-
2
1
11-
$1.04
___i
Corp. (monthly)
Monthly
4
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
12-11
12-22
12-22
1-
11-
11-15
__
(quar.)
Fibre
10-23
11-15
$1.08
(quar.)____
Inc.
10-23
11-15
70c
preferred
C
10-23
11-15
20c
____.
J33V3C
Power,
11-16
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)__;
A
11-15
,20c
■
Texaco
12-11
10c
1
12-
1—1
11-15
Tenney
3
2%
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)__°____,
4'A%
preferred (.quar.)_
Co.,
1
12-14
25c
______
(quar.)
Extra
11-20
11-
1-
1-2
25c
preferred B
Television
11-10
12-11
11-20
17'Ac
&
1
1-15
Extra
12-21
12-
31'Ac
.
A
Pen
35c
3%
(initial)
Water
1-10
35c
,
____
5%
~
Procter
Bros.,
dividend
Class
,
.__
2
dividend)
(quar.)
_
3
20c
;___
preferred
Tampax,
10-30
25c
1-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Prentice-Hall,
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
common
Company
Potomac
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Inc._.
Class
preferred
2nd
$2.50
(N.
Corp.
11-20
25c
preferred
12-15
.
Corp.,
1st
Public
1-22
Ry. Co.
(quar.)
4.32-%
9-30
2%
6
11-
11-10
(quar.)_____
A
preferred
(s-a)__
Tampa Electric Co., common
12-15
dividend)—
5%
Surety Co.
Power
$20c
Ashtabula
11-14
12-29
(quar.)_
55c
(stock
Extra
Polaroid
$3,678
(stock
11-
1
1
_
25c
common
1
1212-
(quar.)
Taylor
Corp.,
12-
__.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)__
Tectum Corp., preferred
(annual)____
stock
Inc
11—6
17'Ac
(quar.)
9-30
or
1
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
11-14
Associates,
6
12-
41'Ac
(quar,)
coriv.
Corp.
class
B
11-
$1.10
70c
4%
11-10
(quar.)
5c
Pittsburgh Youngstown &
7%
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
1
12-15
28 'Ac
Inc
Wayne
11-
3oc
_
$0.3216
1
(quar.)
series)
10-31
11-15
(quar.)__
10-23
12'Ac
(quar.)
(1955
■
12'Ac
11-15
12-
dividend
10-31
8
35c
Co.
2%
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
11-15
8
Dillon
11-10
Ry.—
1
12-
12-
6%
1-12
$1.75
Chicago
12-
65c
1
$1.25
&
1
2-
11-30
11-16
11-
25c
Broadcasting
Class
11-10
12-13
11-15
65c
11-20
yll-16
11-20
12-11
28c
5.10%
4
1
1
12-31
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp. ..(quar.)
Securities Acceptance Corp.^ com. (stock div.)
1
12-
60c
Sealed
12-
Taft
Talon,
11-18
—_
11-21
12-
Symington
12-30
1
A-
12-20
25c
3
1-15
10c
——
Seaboard
$1.20
11-
11-20
12-
6
1
(quar.)__
_,
3
37'Ac
v..
11-15
A
11-
4c
1
12-
11-20
211-
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Superior Window Co.,
10-20
11-10
2-28
(quar.)_.
5'A%
preferred
Sunshine Biscuits,
11-30
11-17
11-15
4.16%
Seaboard Finance Co.
7
11-10
10c
_
split)
split
$1.75
Wayne
1
12-29
12-15
4%
1-12
80c
(quar.)
12-
1-10
35c
12-
2%
(quar.)__
12-20
11-24
12-30
31'Ac
Sunbury Milk Products (quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, com.
4'A% preferred A (quar.)
1
8
(quar.)__
11-10
42'Ac
com.
11-
..
11-
25c
(quar.)
11-15
Oil
Stock
1
25c
12-11
$1.50
(quar.)
Ft.
stock
11-
Sun
12-15
15c
(increased)
common
1-15
5%
A,
stock
11-15
3%
______
(3-for-l
1
1
preferred
9
12-
10c
.'
Corp., $1.25 pfd.
Propane Gas, common
5.20%
12-15
12-
30c
43 %c
Wells
Suburban
10-27
2'A%
30c
(quar.)
class
(quar.)_^___
1211-
dividend
Struthers
12-29
35c
1
37'Ac
Co.
Class B—
1
Holders
Payable of Re0,
$1.25
(quar.)__
2-
Seagrave
RR.—
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
$1.25
(extra)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
$4.80
preferred
(quar.)
Common
:
and
1
1-
l'Ac
A
J.)
Optional of cash
11-20
-—
Industries,
Pittsburgh,
11-
1
12-
11-15
30c
20c
Insurance
Petroleum
3
1
12-
35c
$1.10
Scudder Special Fund
3
12-
1
preferred
Seaboard
1
Title
1-
12-
(quar.)
$1
Scotten
30c
(quar.)
Reading
dividend
Philadelphia
11-19
$1.75
:
&
12-
1-31
12-15
Stock
3
1
(quar.)
Corp. (monthly)
Fetzer Co. (monthly)
$3.40
Co.—
(quar.)——
Germantown & Norris
Quarterly
Philadelphia
11-10
5c
Electric
Philadelphia,
11-24
15c
(quar.)
Exploration (extra)—
Philadelphia
$4
50c
preferred
Petroleum
10-24
1
11-
12-
(quar.)
class
11-30
11-15
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
12-15
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-17
(quar.)
5%
Stewart-Warner
Corp.
(quar.)_
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common
7% 1st preferred (quar.)__
Stouffer Corp. (quar.)
10-28
25c
____________
(Walter
Three-for-one
Inc.
(quar.)___
(increased quar.)
&
Extra
5%, preferred
11-15
$1
.
(quar.)__
com.
common
common
11-15
Bottlers,
Corp.
Machine
Perkins
Schering Corp.,
1
Corp.
_____
tl5c
Diego Imperial Corp. (stock dividend)
Paper Corp. (stock dividend)
Schenley Industries Inc.
(quar.)
1
split
12-11
San
14c
two-for-one
a
12-15
2
When
Share
Stetcher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
10-31
2
Saxon
1
J15c
1
1-
1-
(quar.)
class A
both
on
12-
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—
Name of Company
10-31
12-
;
12-
___;
Per
of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
Salant,
12-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
common
11-17
$1.06
Paper Co.,
preferred
&
$1.06'A
(quar.),
Chemical
11-17
1
)
(quar.)
4.25%
t30c
1
Holders
$1.12'A
San Antonio Corp., voting trust certificates—
11-17
1
12-
Regis
4.40%
Salant
$1.16
4.64%
Penobscot
12-15
12-
58'Ac
(quar.)
St.
1
57'Ac
._
(quar.)
Pensylvania Power & Light Co.—
4.24%
preferred (quar.)__
Poor
preferred A
12-
preferred
5%
conv.
12-
convertible
Plume
5%
30c
4.68%
Placer
3
12c
4.60%
7%
Sabine Royalty Corp
St. Croix Paper Co. (quar.)
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.,
7
31 Vie
Industries,
12-
—
(Jacob), 4'A% preferred (quar.)__
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
i
i
Pendleton
$55c
______
(quar.)
Payable
11-30
tlOc
:
Extra
$5
12-15
6Ac
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.),,,;
;
Cola
When
Share
'
Canada
.___
Crown
(quar.).
preferred
7%
Extra
Royal
,
11-24
7'/2c
Gold Dredging, Ltd.
(quar.)
,___
Pearl Brewing Co.
Penr.
12-18
50c
Co.
Ltd.
Paton Mfg.,
9
of Company
Royal Bank of
Ruppert
100%
Consolidated
Pato
10-31
of
'
Inc., new common
Pargas,
12'Ac
____
(subject
Per
,
Name
10-20
Papercraft
Pall
53
'
12-
1
1
11-10
Voi-Shan
1-1-62
12-15
Vulcan
21
%
to
approval fef
,
11-27
—
11-10
12-
Nov.
Industries
Corp.
(quar.)
15c
11-15
11-
15C
11-15
10-31
1
54
(1994)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Wachovia
Company
Bank
&
Quarterly
Warner-Lambert
<
.
Trust
Winston
.a.
11-22
per
11-22
Washington
Organieed in July, 1961,
gaged
in the
business
of
12-11
40c
11-25
*
8
12-
1
._
10c
.12-
1
11-10
$1.13
12-
1
\-U-10
22 Vic
11-10
•
•?.,
2€>/4C
25c
(quar.)
Waverly Oil Works
1.
;
11-15
11-22
.
-{Wayne Manufacturing Co.
Wemgarten <J.),
(initial quar.)
A (quar.)
L
ciass
B
(quar,)..^!..^——.
Fund—
V
'
from net Investitfeht income and a year-
t'{ Wellington Equity
West
$1.44
Telephone Co.,
preferred (quar.)
& Seashore RR.
i5c
38c
11-15
Point Mfg. (quar.),
Western
Auto
Supply
(Special
12-
1
11-
to
1
11-
1-
2
2
12-15
between
and
company
This
Finance
RR.
A
11-13
1
11-15
11-
8
11-24
common
dividend
—
3.-60%
preferred
B
11-13
12-15
;
11-24
The
are
year
ago. -
now
29
President,
cents
thiTd
in
quarter
the
1960
earnings
to
ahead
of tthe comparable
the
combined
$546,596,
34
or
6
For
1
earnings
after taxes
-■■41/2%
$54,746,697
and
59 cents,
Co.
12-
11-21
11-24
10-31
100%
^inn-Dixie
Stores, (monthly
Wisconsin
preferred
3.60%
11-20
11-
11-30
Power,
12r..l
11-
(quar.)_,_
preferred
Wolf
Corp.
Wolverine
1
Wometco
Class
Wood
B
class
A
Woolworth
(F. W.),
Dividend
<:
will
tax
and
12-11
12-
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1-
2
Press
(Wm.
$.042
British
tributed
10-31
the
4%
12^
11-
1
12-11
12-29
'
12-
1
1
11-20
1-
2
12-20
2-
1
1-19
12-11
Youngstown
.
&
12-15
3-15
"
t
2-28
Sheet
&
Tube
will he
by
•
in
identifying
to
dealers.
of
is
engaged
hardware
"
in
"T.
and
sets
each
'
'
($600,000);
See
Hogan
6-15
ficer
•
-
a
Faximile
months
last
8-31
12-
1
12-15
11-27
$1.25
(quar.)
shares
$2.25
at
held
convert&ile
stock,
common
do
by
ue.
•
Corp.,
12-15
11-15
Net
this
J Payable
books
Canadian
in
resident
a
less
closed
not
tax
British
for
11-
funds,
15%;
tax
to
of
and
from
193,
resident
income
the
for
for
the
the
the
Less
x
Jamaica
Income
,
$2,521,881
share
of
reported
earnings
for
for
the
1,504,794 shares
on
an
v
Sept.
*i
pared
30,
Profits
of
of
average
U.
'
on
of
sale
1361,r both
before
12-month
after
taxes
for
preferred
the
with $3,617,050 for the
for
the
for
the
12-month
12
were
for
the
were
ended
Sept.
stock
Texas
30,
on
1553.
1061,
'
'
from
net
income
for
$2.50
or
during
Profits
1,
1971
•
Logan
Building,
Seattle,
June
N.
in
at
1,
of
July,
.!
was
share,
same
income
1960.
1960
has
1961.—V.
tion
statement
common
stock,
with
to
be
the
W.
SEC
oTfered
50th
on
Tor
St.,
Oct.
Wash.,
Miami, Fla.,
27
public
covering
sale
at
management .officials, own 40,000
shares leadh'. A fifth'brother,
five
shares
10,000
and
will
Tysons
sell
to
proposes
own
an
9,000
Meyer
shares.
aggregate
After
67.85% ; of
of
company.
of
the
has
called
debentures
York
15,
N.
Debentures
business
due
Redemption—
Dec.-
1,
at The
redemption
$360,000 of
1971
Dec.
on
its
5 V%°/c
at-100%
Chase
1,
;
plus
Manhattan
1961,
through
convertible
Bank,
Pine
80
subor¬
interest.
accrued
Street,
Y.
be
may
Nov,
on
for
sinking fund,
into
oonverted
21,
1961,
at
stock
common
$16.3928
the
until
share.—V.
per
close
p.
1100.
194,
United
Wlielan
Marine
transfer
ferred
non-
taxes.
Income
.*
with
also
from
same
reflect
to
194,
the
"
•
•
redemption
$25,000
stock
&
15,
on
Dec.
2%%
1,
split
"
'
Co.,
1961,
July
of
of
through
for
of
for
^
v
Research
The
'
1
on Dec. 1, 1961, through
of its 6%
debentures
due
made at Dillon, Read & Co.,
will
be
Dallas,
Development
Texas
Corp.,
the
Electronic
&
Corp.— Holders OK
*
-
Oct.
an
12,
The
corporation has
Cleveland, Texas,
Oct. 24.
acquired
after
H
&
M
Research
stockholders
of
H
&
&
M
acquisition
the
Houston
in
used
Polaris
No
H
16
Man
The
Space
M
$5
&
H
missile
manufactures
M,
Capco capacitors,
including Project Mercury,
Minuteman, Eagle, Bomarc and
projects,
the
and
&
profit
than
in
anticipated
are
Research
firm's
more
firm,
program,
missiles.
changes
&
area
government
in
Development,
rate
$400,000
is
the
management
which had sales
currently
predicted
for
$6,000
1961.—V.
of
and
194,
p.
personnel
$232,000 in
month,
per
with
company
of
with the
which
the
of
1764.
present
writers.
120,000
per
registra¬
shares
share.
of
The
Rusk
on
Oct.
supplied
are
by
amendment.
five-year
The
warrants
York City,
publicly offered
corporation
of
2055 " Pontius
Ave.,
organized under the laws of the State of
1961,
to engage in
the development of a
performance silicon rectifiers for commercial,
and
home
entertainment
fields.
(par
The
stock
(par
lc)
TO
lcl~
underwriter
V:.
.
.
GIVING" "EFFECT
stock
,
BUSINESS—The
1961
by
pre¬
100,000
per
■
shall
have
the
net
proceeds
.
have
FINANCING
i.y
235,000 shs.
of
*20,000 shs.
issued
such
one
to
share
common
it
20,000
to
be
stock
to
be
sold
sold
:<v-
$209,500
on
-
,
PRESENT
to
Angeles,
Delaware
♦20,000 shs.
-
right
of
Los
proprietary line
Industrial, mili¬
1,000.000 shs.
Western
Western
The
Surgical
company,
the
be
sold
also
to
includes
the
37,500
principal
shares
underwriter
was
incorporated
Corp.
to
take
sale
-supplies
and
in
the
states
lines
$1,174,450
company
of
furnishings
PROCEEDS—The
.mately
Supply
established
Intends
net
after
to
pay
of
in
to
.
received
California
over
Supply Division. Accordingly
sal Surgical Supply, Inc.
acquired the business
comprehensive
a
Fearless
Surgical
In
filed
company
Houston
of
statement
to
appointed
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
Oct. 25 offering circular, Kerns, Bennett
New
registration
Houston,
and
25,000 shares,
being
outstanding stock,
by
the
holders thereof. S. D. Fuller & Co. heads the list of under¬
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to, be
underlying
been
convertible
Rectifier
covering 175,000 shares of common
to be offered for public sale by
Ave.,
26
shares
company
Registered—
filed
a
6502
SEC
150,000
has
1887.
Universal Surgical Supply,
Inc.—Common Stock Of¬
fered—Public offering was made on Oct. 19
by DempseyTegeler & Co., St. Louis, Mo., of
100,000 shares of the
company's $1 par common stock at $6.05 per share. Con¬
currently the stockholders of Houston Fearless
Corp.
were given the
right to subscribe for 100,000 shares of
the company's common stock
on
the basis of one
right
for each share of Houston Fearless held of
record
Sept. 1, with 30 rights required for one
new
share of
Universal Surgical... Rights
expired on Nov. 2, 1961.
of
of
York
cumulative
p.
by the
company will be used for the following
purposes and in the followingpriority; additional equipment $50,000; leasehold
improvements $20 000;
yearly
salaries
of
officers
$45,000;
and
working
capital
and
reserve
$94,500.—V. 194, p. 1207.
Texas Tennessee Industries, Inc.—Common Registered
This
New
6%
194,
shares of common stock at par value lc,
to the underwriter for. each five shares
the public.
;
*'. "■
of
1960.
sales
is
statement
of
and
$281,000
1887.
p.
-Co.
common
corporation.—V.
an
PROCEEDS—The
redemption
fund,
Payment
Trust
the
the
Inc.,:
was
14,
high
*
•
due
1860.
p.
•!
BUSINESS—The
in
i
debentures,
192,
^
780.
p.
Publishing & Distributing Corp.—App'mt—
•
Y.—V.
N.
187,
share.
Common
its
of
above.—V.
shares of -the company's 10 par common stock at
$3
..U....; /
in¬
opera¬
period
two-for-one
681.
p.
Inc.,
Midland
agent
Pursuant to
Cbm-
compared
received
the
over
Corp.—Merger Off—'
Bros.',
Davidson
period
foreign
Redemption—
called
100%.
at
194,
Merger-^-
1552.
p.
Sun City Dairy Products, Inc.—Common
of 3601 N.
sale
as
$102,105,427.
were
Dividends
21.9%
up
sinking
stock,
company,
New
Of
first
100%
the
1977
Y.—V.
Texas
com-
taxes
$5,075,081
engaged in
the
cosmetics business.
Its
principal products are 'Belle Teinte," a
therapeutic vitamins product containing vitamins A, B complex and a
protein element, and "Ingenue" a broad line of iipsticks, nail enamels,
eye makeup, perfumes,, etc.—V, 194,
p.
1430.
This
sell
shares
Payment will be made
'
512
also
are
to
the
Universal
before
$33,656,116 last year.
70 Broadway, New York
Co.,
$1.70
before
with
Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
of
who
39,000
corporation
dinated
ended
offering- circular the company offered, without
underwriting, 85,500 shares of its common stock at $3.50
per share.
Proceeds will be used for advertising and
promotion, general administrative expenses and work¬
ing capital.
company
com-
equipment
S. Industries, Inc.—Partial
operation
Of¬
the
a
the
and
$110,512,630,
was
of
adjusted
are"
Co.—Partial
operation
Per
1*961
The
of
public
-
Executive
domestic
period nf
quarter
company has called for
of the sinking fund,
Trust
average
with
period
$3,682,693
were
1960.
compared
I960.—V. 194,
for
"
phis accrued interest^ Payment will be made at
the
Continental 'Illinois National Bank & Trust Co.
of Chicago,
231
6. La Salle Street, Chicago 90,
111., or at the Manufacturers Hanover
^
1960.
an
compared
12-month
period
in
$5,292,924
registration
a
shares
installations
propose
owns
Common
The
approved
Sule
brothers
The
dividends.
period
30,
Sept.
$1.76
outstanding,
nine-month
same
period
months
ending
period
stock
shares
70,-000
offered
be
to
*
the
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial Redempt'n
period
Pittsburgh,-filed
covering
are
price to be supplied by amendment.
in
the • manufacture and
sale
of
a
primarily
service
outstanding stock of the
See
Chief
share,
a
from
$116,036,484
period
months
figures
The corporation
common
1,425.604
other
offering,
the
'„
operation
similar
26
shares
exerciseable at
CAPITALIZATION
12
Ihe
Ave.,
Oct.
on
21,000
to
certain indebtedness,
the company has. outstanding
shares, of common
stock
(after
giving effect
to.^a
recent
stock, split I, of which Nathan N. Tyson, President, and three
and
this
tary
tax.
Continued from page
,
each
Tyson,
tax 7%.
General Corporation1 and
Investment News
Ik
'
.
addition
Calif.,
June
.
SEC
engages
beverage
and
of his
•'
tax.
published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date Is indicated here.
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
;i
2316.
p.
of 6815 Hamilton
of which
company
100-for-l
investors.
products
p.
and
$309,238,894,
$2.30
same
third
same
three
to
or
Board
consolidated
received
totaling
$35,844,184
share
Texaco's
Non¬
source.
y Previously
y'y:'
Ltd.—Partial -Redemption—;
for
fund,
illuminated
the
194,
p.*
10.8%.
dividends
for
the
for
Per
at
deductible
186,
per warrant,
The
amounted
companies
income
tions
3
dividend.
this
the
in
company
200,000
advertising
advertised and dis¬
share.—V.
Issue.—V.
that
27
$278,984,048,
are
dividends
creased
11-20
1S61
increase
year—an
parable
Oct.
on
of
with
subsidiary
•
Corp.—
Transfer
sinking
the
with
and
In
-1960.
v
Realty
V
engaged
•
.
.
suppneu ,oy
certain
names
proceeds
per
is
for kitchens, cafeterias; labora¬
in hospitals, schools, colleges, industrial
department stores, ships and governmental
facilities. Net proceeds from
the company's sale of additional stock
will
be
added' to
Working capital
to
enable
the
company
to
take
advantage of all available discounts on its purchases of materials.
consisting
price
trade
net
Phoneix,
plants,-restaurants, hotels,
.
for
200,000
announced
nine
5-31
12-15
Stockholders approved a three-f or-one split
,
cents
food
Texaco Inc.—Net Up—
compared
10%
dividend)—
the
The
retire
and
Ave.,
unit.
per
,
"■
registration
a
of
shares of
nationally
their
The
$13,073.18
W. Bones Investment &
for acquisition of. land.
used
Corp.
called
has
the
company
-
shares
common
covering $261,463.52
at
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. The registration statement also includes 7,000 shares
underlying six-year warrants to be sold to the underwriters at 25
underlying three-year warrants
at
A"
units
and 49,000 shares, being -outstanding stock, by the
present holders
thereof. The
offering will be made on an all or
none
basis through underwriters headed by Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
V;
v
The
shares
manufacturers
retail
used
$101,641,879
Zenith Radio
Calif,
steel
units,
shares.
Augustus C. Long, Chairman of the
9-15
30c
preferred
(stock
of
be
Central
N.
r
,
"Reg.
Arizona.
Finance
of
Universal
11-30
10c
Curry
of
180,000
exercisable
470,400
by
use
William
to
are
2727
in
land
corporation
stock,
mon
-
Chicago, filed
covering $900,000
9,000
common
underwriter,
(2)
of
Co. —•; Files
Commission—,,.,
Tyson Metal Products, Inc.—Common Registered— ;
•
-
10-31
l©c
———.
,
Yosemite Park
in
investment
View
made by
be
Vancouver.—V.
or
Telautograph Corp.—Subscription Rights—
10-31
10c
—___
11-15
n-J5
10c
Raceway, Inc., 6%
sale
common
20,000
products
Included
Yonkers
1--v
St.,
30
and
aggregate
11-24
30c.-
(quar.)
—;
!
.
share, compared with
$1,432,905, or 88 cents, in the
Paramount,
47th
Oct.
1974
selr 9,000,'•
an
per
11-20
12-
15C
.
for
ant additional
12-11
75c
(quar.)
-
or
*
shoft-term notes, to reduce accounts pay¬
working capital. In addition to certain in¬
debtedness, the company has outstanding 1,126,100 shares of common
stock, of which Aaron A. Steiger, President, owns 10%
Pantex Mahu; facturing (Canada) Ltd. 18%, and management officials as a group
{24%. Pantex also holds an option expiring in October, 1962, to acquire
10-30
15c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
West
and
premises
units
1
25c
Extra
••
10-31
j.^ ^.
.2
Wysong & Miles (quar.)
Batteries
—
June
$958,445,
>":■
on
20
respectively.' Two others owning
to sell 1,500 shares each. ; •
redemption oh Dec. 1, 1961, through
$144,000 of its 6%%
debentures due
April 15, 1975 at 103.125%. / Payment will be made at the Bank of
Montreal^ Halifax, Saint John, Quebec, ' Montreal, Toronto, ' London
(Ontario), Hamilton, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Regiiia, Edmonton, Calgaly,
,
Monthly
Corp.
The
operation
SEC—
Ave,,
SEC
public
G. Sewell, Vice-President,
respectively,
and
propose - to
River
Proceeds
Traders
>
'
They
ended
against
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of
non-illuminated
signs
and
other
point-of-purchase
11-15
•
-
Chemicals
1961.
The company
material
~
(extra)
Co.
cents
distribution
and
3401
(1)
amendment,
11-15
25c
Jr.,)
of
six months
the
share,
a
of
doors.
of
and
the
-to
11-15
'
per
Monthly
Yocam
issued
1
3%
income
(stcck dividend)
quarters
..
Orizaba
S.
for
includes
8c
-
Wyandotte
also
and
12-
25c
Monthly
;.M
1-15
10%
(s-a)__-__
about
to
after
two
'*
--
debentures due
-debentures
able
share
*••/
and
V;v..|;■■
;■
for debt repayment, equipment,
expansion
sale
will
of
,
President,
own
136,162,
com¬
improvement
of $100
offering will be made on
an
all or none basis
through underwriters headed by Clayton Securities
Corp. The interest rate on the debentures, public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment, The statement
8
62 Vic
depositary expenses.
World Color
'. Wrigley
5c
*
t$1.37y2
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
share
per
acquistion
,
the
-**
marked
fry.--
the
with
offered
15c
Ltd., 6%
in
.
has. outstanding
Hutchison,
1,619,960
used
garage
company
be
of
10-23
(quar.)
amount
depositary
•
to
11-30
11-10
1
Woolworth Company
,
This
•
12-20
class A & B
(quar.)
be
14134
for
subordinated
11-15
17J/ic
(quar.)
Ltd., 5Vi% pfd.
cents
of
•
of
statement
11-15;.. 10-31
35c
.
A
both
on
& Co.,
Wood-Mosaic,
•
Phoenix.
F.
propose
Third Colorado
■
tories
1
7c
.
(G. H. )
Class
class
32
to
taxes
basis
Tel-A-Sign Inc.—-Units Registered— 1
6
6 Vfec
Enterprises,
to
capital.
manufacture,
accessories
1-15
12-1
40oA
!
oh,;.:!;
—
(quar.)__
Stock dividend
.•
,
..
1-31
90c,'•
;»■
—
(monthly)
B
..
$1-50-
—__a—a.1.
(quar.)—
Moulding
the
12-11
(incr.-quar,>l_.i^-471Ac
coin.
after
the
19, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 40,000 capi¬
to be offered at $5, through Raymond Moore & Co.,
•";
are
working
Tavart
;
11-15
12-27
offering
Co.,'
J.
Ben
company on Oct; 19, 1961 filed a
venture interests to be offered in
The
with
10-31
7c
Wiscpnsin Power & Light (increased-quar.)
Wisconsin Public Seryice, cqqunoft (quar,)*<;-
:
11-24
17Vic
i—*—
.
Eiecoric
Ang.eles.
and
Inc.., (Mich.)—
—
t
Joint
Oct.
on
(par $1)
Proceeds
3
7c
.i
Monthly
6%
Apparel,
shares
.
the .company
.
which
of
With Securities and Exchange
•
Stock dividend
Bros.
Los
11-10
11-15
company
tal shares
10-27
5c
The
10-20
11-
25c
—
,
earnings
469.
p.
stock,
and
shares,
Third Colorado
-
quartertoif l960,i101son said.--r-T--
or 66
Tavart Co.—Files With
11-17
11-15
2Sc
(quar.)
194,
.
indebtedness,
common
Wilderson
5,000
46,294
This
1
11-15
Winkelman
...
Class A
t
11-
1
period;—V.
of
and 1 73,526 .shares,
and
statement
1
25c
—
Win-Chek Industries, class A (quar.)___,j.^—
Winfield Growth Industries Fund—
^
...
11-
.
of
1960
12-15
1
11-15
(quar.)
of
•
year ago. Sales were $36,733,110, compared with $38,554,824.
nine months ended Sept. 30, sales were $54,890,504 and net
a
the
N.
-Certain
to
shares
W.
8,000
8
II-15
(quar.)
B-5
preferred
Wilson-Jones
1-
——
White Stores Inc.
(quar.)
•Wilbur Chocolate, common
Wilcox Oil Co.
(quar.)
addition
% 85,611
S.
sales *r-of
compared
'v.'
a
first
cents
$1,075,227;
sales
12-
On
period,
equal
were
'reported
1961,
earnings
represent
6
8
net
said
previously reported; net earnings for
1961,
30,
.
,
In
386,434
•
--vV^
30,
Sept.
$528,631
11-
12-22
to
■
,
working
Marvin
names
from
market;.testing -of various new- products and the; further adaptation
and market development, of the company's, water coolers and cans .as
emergency water ration containers with fallout .shelter, programs and
to the general working capital. '
/
•
."
•
•
"
»
and
and
:
price to be supplied by amendment.
a
.
10-30
B-3
and
at
of
trade
.
12-
11-17
Class
for
shares; of which
common
Oct.
on
ended
against $474,460,
outstanding, these were equal
slightly
•As
30,
months
11-
11-14
Stag Mfg., class A
dairy products,
owns^76,285 .shares
corporation
three
1
12-10
43A&
preferred
(quar.)
White (6. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
White Motor Co., common (quar.)
White
and
Corp.—Sales, Net Up— ".
1
'*'
(quar.)__
of its
hens
of
outstanding
12-
12-
preferred
proceeds
purchase
"
'
s.j./■:,
President,.
12-15
—
12-31
5%%
■
butter
12-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
to
company
net
to
exercisable
(formerly Production Tooling Co.t
manufactures" a
insulated, lightweight watdr -coolers, water cans
duty,
,
j
.
maintain in g quality
produce its own -quality
has outstanding -1-70,000
6hares..
Olson,
almost
are
11-13
11-24
—
-Whippany paper Board (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
■
of
\
•
the
a
with
4The
11-13
in
were
shares
pared
11-24
Stock
.i
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric. Corp., com.
-v> '.
F.
quarter
1
12-
25c
class
Corp.,
$16,191,873
I-2-62
(quar.)_
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
■$>% preferred (quar.)
California
$18,157,394
10-31
Bruce
-v
Westgate
10-27
1
12-
$4
Pacific
purchases
Rockl'ord,' 111.,
11-13
12-
?30c
Common
Western
:
the
the
cost
;in
outlets,
production currently being purchased from others,
proceeds will be used for additional facilities and
the
Sundstrand
Ltd.
Breweries,
Of
used
be
attendant
retail
j.
agreement
Beneficial
will
products
its customers
independent
Monday, November 6, 1961
,
portable hot beverage or .coffee dispensers sold under
"Igloo," "Horton," and ''Polar King.? Of the net
the company's sale of additional stock, $208,697 will
be used to reduce the company's outstanding debt of $325,576 incurred
to purchase
various assets and, in October 1961, to purchase from
each
stockholder
45.064%
of
the
company's common stock held .by
him
(and
thereupon cancelled) J -105,4)00 to purchase manufacturihg
equipment-., and certaih -leasehold
improvements, for the
company's
new
plant, in Houston; and the balance for final development and
•
1
adjustment
2c
Canada
11-
the
dairy
United States,
line
a
the
The
<quar.)_—
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas City)—
,>
11-15
30c
merger
'
<•
$350,000
and
and
eggs
stores,
,
and restaurants.
to
of
bulk
chain
-heavy
proceeds
is en¬
each,
company
of
end
shares were initially issued
te Neiman and
Rosenberg in exchange for all the outstanding stock
of four Florida
corporations, which subsidiaries package and distribute
the
Sun City
line of eggs, cheese,
butter and other dairy products
(eggs constituting about 90%
of the total business).- •
" I
■
t
'
12-15
1-
distributing
stock,
eggs
Rosenberg 62,415
1
12-
$1.50
$1.50
_
Co.)
W-e6tern
capital.
1
,
pursuant
balance
through subsidiaries,
company,
of Southeastern
local
enabling
addition
in
Tne
10-20
34c
—-L,
ofe.outstanding
stock
which
principal
sold to the underwriter at one mill
will be resold to David Biauner,
the
cent
one
The
shares
hotels
of
thus
\ equipment,
1,000
and
,
TvThe company now
Morton
Kieman,
(quar.)
(s-a)
(s-a)
West
payment
1
* 11-*l'
iifi5
,
6
11-
production
eggs
8
11-
r
36c
Jersey
Special ged.
,...
;■
11-
11-15
,
common
for
line
have
company
other sections
national
production,
9-30
11-20
15c
distribution of 35c from capital gains
Coast
West
-
„
lie
v
,
the
which
airlines, hospitals,
sale, of additional
the
-10-31
1
of
(nf
including
<
12-
9c
;
share
Florida ahd
(
Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
"A quarterly of fcc plus an extra of lc from
,
all-or-none basis by Seymour
a
35c per share selling com¬
Also included in the statement are
receive
finder).
11-
stockholders
---
/%'. ... investment income
;
Waste King, 6% preferred
end
shares
20,000
efforts,
will
expenses.
11-1
20c
X quar.
best
a
it
tor
12-11
;
.
."V.'2;'.j3c
additional
an
on
which
11-15
-&
Class
for
$24,000
12 Vic
;T£ $4.50 preferred
<
Co.,
plus
37 Vic
__
Swaaey Co. (quar J
;
Warren /"OS. D.) Company, common
(quar.)^.
:Extra
_>_i.
£rJy-.
■
T
Blauner
mission
■
Extra
offering is to be made
Payable of Rec.
Pharmaceutical Co. <Dei.)—
Quarterly
Warner
Holders
When
Share
*
Salem)—
.
.
in
the
May
on
1,
March
business
and
1961
most
of
of
its
Univer¬
the
assets
Division.
tor
approximately
California,
medical,
are
deduction
Arizona,
surgical
manufactured
proceeds
of
by
and
.
years,
Oregon
is
and
laboratory
engaged
Nevada
equipment,
others.
estimated
approximately
40
to
expenses
$330,000
of
of
aggregate
the
the
approxi-
offering.
net
The
proceeds
Volume
194
Number 6105
The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(1995)
Houston
to
Fearless
Corp.
In
collected from time to
fore
belonging
Houston
to
payment
time
of
the
balance
by the company
Feaness
and
of
funds
accounts
on
hereto¬
discount centers
in the New York metropolitan area, $200,000; and for
working capital to be used for general corporate purposes, $16,500.
receivable
used
by
the
company
as
part
of its working capital. The company intends to use a
portion of such
net proceeds
to reduce its trade accounts payable bv approximately
$300,000 and to repay its short-term bank loans of'$250,000 which
incurred
were
net
the
to
to
provide
proceeds,
augment the
working capital. The balance of
approximately $294,450, will be applied
at
GIVING
the
of
company.
/\
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Short-term
loans—
bank
Outstanding
V.
•f ■.
194,: p-
226,415
'
1
J'.".
'I
j
1.000.00Q shs.
,'v
'■.. ■:
-
3,000,000 shs.
■'
'I
...
v,
..
."
■
?
Outstanding
*254,000 shs.
The
Fla.
achieved
Aug.
31,
income
Net
the
reported
company
after
taxes
Oct.
VaJey
/
Title
suant to
•
7
&
Trust—Common
Oct/ 26, 1961
an
Co.,
&
shell
year
and
Inc.,; New Brunswick,
J,,
publicly, offered
stock at $5-per
by• the compahy for ; or-'
ganizationah expenses,' repayment of debt, photogrlaph.r,.
ing deed- and mortgage records ' of Maricopa"1 County ,7
Ariz., purchase or rent of quarters and working capital.
t
BUSINESS—The
the
of
laws
The
title
company was
State of Arizona.
the
business
of
at
1001
company's
insurance,
Kansas
and
■'
N.
North
It
has
its
13,'19-60
office and
principal
MT.
ail
required;
stock
place
writing
sale
of
agent
of
and
(10
cent
-
Ariz;,,
the
as
exclusive
EFFECT
TO 'PRESENT
v
.
Warner & Swasey
The
Authorized
■
.'••
Lahr
the
as
tinne
,
Outstanding224,000 shs.-
77'7'
Corp. of America—Appointment—
Chemical
the
/for
Bank
New
York Trust Co.
common'stock
of
the
has
been
to
>• The
Machine
in
operate
194,V-p.
1658." 7;77
machine
type
Division
tools
work
of
Tire
Rubber
&
Store;.. Outlets—. 7\7.7
See
F.
B.
Goodrich
Virginia Dare
;7"7
statement With
of
stock,
-
public
'v
SEC
54,000
'*7:;7.7 77.
7.77
■
-
p.i,-23737\' .7'V" v/7 7 '•*
192,
New
York,
<
be
being
offered
heads
the
for
-
list
of
stores of
which 28
company's
Dec.
"Virginia Dare1' which
name
,
apparel
ing
-sale
pany
popular
at
additional
of
and
current
The
'
The
The
net
I
require
children's wear-.
from the company's
additional
"7"...
working
7\ *V
capital
$75,000;
ment
which
of
baum,
William
President, will
I.
Nathan,
of
194,
1887.
p.
'.
"
The;corpqration
V
...
^
on
-Oct. .20, 4961
filed--a
'
;
7
*
-Voldale
covering
■
35rl0
Astoria
7>
^ specifically
Blvd.,
disinfectant
;as. a
in
swimming
7 y7
Von's
The
77
both
7"
Oct.
for
the
; In
first
.77,v.77":
water.,
pool
,.
40
-1961).
of
Listed—Record
suoermarket
chain,
Highs—•
which
was
listed
on
>
;.""7/-V
.
77; 7*.-' .7;
7
f
77
stockholders, T. A. Von Der Ahe, President, stated
totalled "$141,633,522 compared to $137,056,419 for the like
sales
period
'
Co.—Stock
Stock, Exchange
and the Pacific Coast'Exchange
the symbol—VON—reported
record sales and earnings
weeks of the current fiscal year (Jan. 2, a.961,- through"
report
a
•"•.-that
York
New
under
24
.Oct.- 8,
•.
Grocery
Southern. California
the
to
last
year;
increase
»
$4,577,103, or 3.3%. Net. income
was
$2,836,017,/equal to 91 cents per snare. For the comparable 40
weeks of 1960, net income wes $2 R66 q7«
+- 82 cents per share,
'
adjusted
the
on
an
basis
of
current
of
the
very
—V.
188,
as
highest
p.
percentage
a
outstanding.
shares
attained
-2356.' 7-
of sales
by
was
\
2.u%"; wnich
in
chains
supermarket
'^
The
v
Materials Co.—Partial
Preferred
until
has
company
shares ef its
the
stock
close
of
,Wainwrite
Herman
called
V,. %
•
ranks
this
among
country.
•;
'
"/
-
is
Dec.
on
19,; 1961,
convertible
business
Dec.
into
14,
common
1961.—V.
Inc.—Common
Stores,
located
at
organized
—
The.; company,
691.
Jericho
E.
under the
to .engage in
dise centers.
the
At
business
the
PROCEEDS—The
stock
will
be
laws
whose
Turnpike,
of
of
the
State
194,
p.
895.
Offered—
Stock
principal executive
Huntington Station,
of
owning and
New
York on
offices
N. Y.,
March
4,
are
was
1955,
operating discount merchan¬
one store.
present time the company operates
proceeds
$240,000 before
-
T
•
-
TO
v
.
.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
,
Outstanding
193,000 shs.
*500,000 shs.
•
to the company Cf the shares of common
the company's own expenses in connection
the
company
acquired
for
an
aggregate
of
shares
^y^ie shares sold in
I.
a previous - offer
'
-
Schieb,
President, own,-3.53%. and
outstanding' shards,
add
management
the
192, p.
1047.
.
1961
not
stock
issue
options
thereof
^ennrfpH
was Teportea
that
wnc
this
Two
tnat
.
tniS. company
.
a
Registered—
!
7.
/
,
"
which
of
and
company
thereof.
-The
underwriters
25,000
offering
headed
shares
shares,
115,000
will
by
be
made
Francis
price and underwriting terms
The
to
are
being
I.
an
duPont
all
&
or
Co.
basis
none
The
through
offering
public
company with
its subsidiaries,. operates 12 women's specialty
under the trade names Gus Mayer, A1 Rosenthal's and
stores
Levy's,
selling high fashion apparel, accessories and related items.
It
also
apparel in leased departments in six men's and women's specialty
stones.'; These stores and leased departments are located in
Louisiana,
$354,200 to retire a promissory note due 1967, given to acquire
Levy's Store ih Memphis, Tenn., in 1958, $267,074 to retire certain
notes given to the estates of deceased stockholders on the purchase of
their stock,
and-the balance
to
reduce
outstanding current shortbank
loans.
"additqn
.•
...
.
to
certain
A
and
class
'
.
indebtedness,
285 140
class
stockholders. SD.
B.
Vice-President,
own
receive
30c
a
statement
principal
also
the
has outstanding
held by the eight
company
B
Weiss,
26.28%
Western Land Corp.—Common Registered—
corporation
of
2205
First
National
Bank
Bldg.,
share.
per
chain
a
by
29.73%,
eacn
"Irhe
respectively.
la
ut
by
number
on
400,00b shares of
public sale
per
stock,
to be
offered
for
Oct. 24
covering
at
$2.25
share. The offering will be made on a best efforts basis by First
Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, which will
a
$.3375
per
share selling commission
and
an
amount
not
Western
receive
to
exceed
The
It
acquiring
is
engaged
therein,
under
15%
company
and
and
of
the
was
in
offering
organized
acquiring
owning
price
sites
shopping
leasing the
long-term
leases.
same
To
of
under
to
date,
shares
sold
law
Delaware
for
and
centers,
for
in
constructing
or
qualified
its
of
shares
^menuinent,.
1
world's
most
plate
'
modern
mill
will
determined
was
for
wider
the
steel
past.
enable
"V
''•>/.'•
rolling mills, a 40-inch blooming
officially placed into operation
were
Alan
by
plates
Mr.
Wood
Wood
to
the necessity of meeting the
than the company had been
stated
that
production
-
'
growing
able
from
the
to
-
new
better
supply the steel warehouses, and
Will enhance the
company's marketing position with the
plate fabri¬
cating and shipbuilding industries, which are three
large consumers
of the wider plate to be
produced in the new facility. Other important
buyers of wide plate are the electrical
industry, the railroads and their
suppliers.
In
addition, Mr. Wood said, the fabricators of pressure
vessels will benefit, since
they use a type of alloy steel which could
■
^
be
rolled
on
the
company's older equipment.
In stressing,the importancq of the new mills to the future pf the
company, Mr Wood said that when operating at 80% of capacity; Ajan
Wood
s
ment.
;
_
.
,
Pointing-out that the company's total income before taxes and
depreciation averaged a little over $8 million for the
past ten years,
stated
that
it is
is
quite easy
to understand why management
to our future."
„
„
"overwhelmingly, important
'
V"
"
.•
•
7'f- "Young Spring & Wire Corp.—Tenders
•
■*'
ing $30
per share.—V.
193,
p.
Aero—Common
854.
..
,
'
'
v
1961; receive
Stock
.
Offered—Public
70,000 shares of this firm's
per
•
prices not exceed¬
Zep
of
•
for Stock—
The National Bank of Detroit
(Mich.) will until Nov. 20,
tenders for the sale to it of
50,000 common shares at
share
made
was
common
Oct. 25
on
stock
offering
at
$11.50
by Francis J. Mitchell
& Co.,
Inc., Newport Beach, Calif., and associates. Of
total, 40,000 shares were sold for the company and
30,000 for a stockholder.
the
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in the State of
California
July 28, 1953 as successor to a sole proprietorship owned
on
by Wilbur
Zepp, President of the company and the selling stockholder.
Its
principal offices are located at 113 Sheldon Street, El
Segundo, Calif.
The company is engaged in research,
engineering, developing, manufac¬
turing and selling
variety of
a
oxygen systems and
accessories.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to the
company from the sale of 40,000
common stock are estimated at
approximately $372,800 which
amount is expected to be used as follows: construction of an
additional
■
shares of
bUildiftg, $90,000; plant improvements, $35,000; acquisition of additional
production equipment, $40,000; and additional working capital,
$207,800.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
a
activities
or
have
<$i
of
which
par).
25,000
made
a
selling
firm
and
been
1,000,000 shs.
shares
reserved
for
issuance
*214,750 shs.
upon
—
The
underwriters
named
below
exercise
have
of
plan.
severally
the
to purchase from the company and from the
respective numbers of sharefi of common stock
below:
7
.
.
Shares
1960.
Francis
Carter,
interest
J.
Wheeler
—V.
194, p.
576.
Mitchell
&
Co., Incorporated
Berlind, Potoma & Weill
Westheimer
retailers
limited
Outstanding
commitment
stockholder
set forth
FINANCING
be granted under the companys stock option
may
UNDERWRITERS
otherwise
substantial
merchants
^Exclusive
options
expenses.
January
-v?
earnings before taxes and depreciation, but after interest should
$hould
to approximately $7 million more'
than with"'previous equip¬
.
amount
Common stock
Minneapolis,
Minh., filed a registration statement with the SEC
common
8,000 out¬
the previous
by
Authorized
This
commis-
includes
J.
.
;
share
per
underwriter
Conshohocken, Pa., by the
in
sells
follows;
will
The
the
and
sold
filed & 7fegistrAt'km )"•*' fecWcves
program
14-0,000 shares of class A * v3W,
to be supplied by amendment.
are
a
162,000
offered for
be
(after
110-inch
a
at
Mr/Wood
•
filed
Pa.,
covering
to
the
York,
be offered for public sale by the
outstanding stock, by the holder's
on
-
*
which
to
50c
30.52%
be
construction
X.i
A
company of
1 West' 39th St., New
statement With the SEC on Ott. 27 covering
27
are
company.
Part of a $36 million
and
modernization program, the new
facilities will enable
the company for the first time
to enter the market for steel
plates up
to 96 inches wide.
Heretofore, Alan Wood Steel had been limited to
the sale of narrower
plate—with outside width limits of 72 inches.
••••;*
The new millsfwill
markedly alter the compositidn of Alan Wood's
.product mix.
According to Harleston R. Wood, President, "Previously
our production
coftsisted of
approximately y3'each of steel plfites, hot
rolled sheets and cold rolled sheets.
However, as a result of our new
facilities, Alan Wood's product mix will be comprised of more than
40% plates—with the balance about
evenly distributed between hot and
cold rolled sheets."
He added that the decision to embark
on the new
a
_
Haven,
Oct.
shares
expansion
and
sold
nau ' SOia
of
the
of
1
mills
had
Co.,
operates
stock
to
and
Nov.
Privately—Nov. 1,
mmmnv
Lock
on
102,000
60,000 shares, being outstanding
stock,
offering will be made at $3 per share
through underwriters headed by Godfrey,
expenses.
sold
at
company
demand
employees
to
&
for
shares
39.75%,
mill
35,000 shares subject to these options
under the heading "outstanding."
included
Ave.,
SEC
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—New Mills Dedicated—
.
to
proposes
the
.
underwriter. The
are
Bellelonte
with
basis
none
■
$18,193,
was
738
stock, of which
'
682.
p.
Class
such
this offering. It is the present intention of management to apply
proceeds in the following order of priority: expenses of thq offer¬
ing to be borne by the company, $10,000; to repay obligations owed to
officers and directors, $13,500; to open and establish two merchandise
or
produce
31,
This
with
to meet current
laboratory-and office
and to supple¬
$40,000
of
$8,000
proposed
at
shares, ail
President, and Jack M. Weiss, Ex¬
aim
19.23%, respectively,' of each
Class, .and they propose to sell all of their* cjass A holdings.
Six
others also propose to sell all Of their class
holdings, ranging from
2,212 to 22,115 shares tthe latter is held by Weiss as trustee for his
children, and two other members of the- \veiss family will sell 14,744
shares each).
Members of the Weiss family now own 94%
of all the
outstanding stock, and after the proposed sale, will own about 63%
&
BUSINESS
.-V
of July
ecutive
v,.
Diamond, New York City, publicly offered
100,000 shares of the company's 100 par common stock
at $3 per share, via an Oct. 26 offering circular.
-
equipment
EFFECT
v
as
selling
163,111
shar^-for-share
stock
the
acquisi¬
for,
to
Nelson
of
statement
common
own
note payable-—$13,240
payable to officers.—
4,953
to
if
115,000
preferred stock at $16 per Share.
from
Center
outstanding 302,000 shares
giving effect to a proocsed recapitalization
182,500 shares r.ow outstanding will be
exchanged
for about 1.65 new
shares), of which Lester F. Widmann, President,
Ada S. Widmann, SecretH^»-'T,~'">su'•'»■,
oaf'-H A. Widmann will
2603
the
Redemption—
for, redemption
5'/ " convertible
at
$1,500,000 promissory note due Aug. 1, 1976, privately
through Francis I. duPont *& Co., New York City.'
In
Vulcan
.
on
plant
manufacturing
-'Weiss Bros. Stores, Inc.—Note Sold
1Qfi1
term
•
located
facility
its
established
Texas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Indiana.
The
net
proceeds - from the company's sale'Of additional stock, to¬
gether with the proposed borrowing of $1,500,000. will be applied as
■
Net Income,
research
and
test
GIVING
debt
company
194,
stock,
\
con¬
trust
warrants
,iyol,: It
7"." 77 1 '7 7«- •:'7-.»
and -working 'capital.-'-7of
operating
proceeds
of 14 retail drug stores in nine com¬
The net proceeds from the cohi-*
.pany's sale of additional stock will be used for the
opening of a new
store, for the relocation of two stores to
larger premises, for new
fixtures and equipment at one
of the company's
properties, and for
working capital.
The company will have
not
54,000
Long Island City 3, N. Y. is engaged 7
in-the acquisition'and development
of new patents and setting up
facilities fpv the manufacture, distribution and sale of iodine products' «■
in powdet/and tablet form as sanitizers in various industries, and more
4V
:
Corporation
establish' manufacturing,
purchase
follows:
Note
The
warrants
(par 50 cents) to be offered at $4.25 through Peters,
Christensen, Inc.v Denver/ Proceeds • are to be used for debt-"
repayment
The
7.:7Vj;7,
"Reg/ A'.'
tne
munities in central Pennsylvania,
"
shares
common
and
Va.
stock__.
..FlrsC
—V.
Writer >&
positioning
proceeds to the company, which will be apafter deducting the commissions and expenses
to
long-term
as
V
7'7
Voldale, Inc.—Files With SEC—
'/-
numerical
Virginia
a
-offices
; .V"'".1---v
The
*:
and
•
is
operating capital $97,000.
/
Chairman, and Ralph Apple137,847 shares, respectively, and
each.—V.
warrants,
13.09%.—V.
group
Taylor
and
holders
this;
net
to
$40,000;
Common
'■'v
Board
233,685 and
own
to sell 27,000 shares
point-to-point
Arlington,
CAPITALIZATION
'
will have outstanding 1,337,223 shares of common stock
(after having giving effect to a proposed 3-for-l stock split in Novem¬
ber),
of
example
"
company
propose
An
$252,000
$48,000 is planned to be used ks follows:
fit
facilities
'•7
,
of
Widmann, Inc—Common Registered—
all
standing
of
Its
St.,
liabilities
•
will
stores
'''-.^V. 'V". •V7,7
for
company
with
estimated
stock
new
a
common
Hamilton,
470.
p.
1,' 1954;
Oxford
proximately
misses,, ana
proceeds
sites
additional
from $2.14
Charles
company
an
sion
trouble¬
drilling
gun
market
194.
PROCEEDS—iTie
discount
will
be added
to working
capital to finance
contemplated expansion of, business.
The com¬
to enter into leases for six additional stores and esti¬
proposes
that' such
mates
prices.
of
complicated jobs where
on
inadequate.
prove
handling
,
presently
about $2,500,000..
'
omen is;
and
work
the
for
developed
area
tools
on
Swasey Co., and will conexisting management.
by Lahr, most of which feature
Martinsburg, W. Va. The company is operating and expects to continue
to
operate in the broad field of electronics, particularly in the spe¬
cialized area of photography and photogrammetry.
:
3 department stores operating under the name "Atlantic Mills Thrift
vTiCenter," and the remaining 27 are specialty stores operating under the
1
its
Watson Electronics & Engineering Co., Inc.—Common
"South
present
underwriters.
self-service
are
been
large
on
ir the
'
by the
the
by
consolidated
net
Palatine
public sale by the
company and
by the holders thereof..
The
Warner &
of
under
manufactured
have
BUSINESS—I'ne
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
:'7.7.7...'77 77.,,, 77;Y.'j;7777..'77':,7" '777
operates 55
as
shares of
Hodgdon & Co., Inc., Washington, D. C., of 75,660 shares
of the company's 100 par common stock at $4 per share.
common
public sale
stock,
outstanding
and
registration
Stock Offered—Public offering was made on Oct. 23 by
.
registration
a
covering 154,000 shares of
to
are
Brothers
filed
70,000
prices
whereby each
and
ynaai"
company
Ave.,
Oct.-27
on
shares;
price
amendment* un
Eighth
shares
Lehman
offering
The
111
100,000
thereof.
holders
'
and
company
of
the
which
'ty,
this1 issue.—V.
Co.;
T,h!s
-
,
Department
Stores Corp.—Common Registered—
.This corporation,
r
Corp.— Sells
a
the
an
center
which $115,432 (inclusive of
underwriting
payable .at the rate of 30 cents
per share) in -aggregate
balances were then
outstanding. Leslie Forest Crews, Board
g
„
officials
.
the
Vanderbilt
aIs0;°wns
group
^spectivdy,
opera¬
of accurately positioned holes in
heavy tube sheets for heat exchangers. 1
'
■/,
The Lahr acquisition, according to W. K.
Bailey, is a further step
by Warner & Swasey Into the numerical control Jield. It will broaden
trols.—V.
0
of
to
subsidiary leasing
at
Chairman,'
has
Toledo
controls,
drilling tasks
some
appointed sole registrar
corporation—V;
Co.—Acquisition—
company
numerical
:
-
y
'
in
estimated
been
interest)
Inc.,
is operating its
1961,
operations
31,
resulted
allocated
acquisition
and
Aug.
has
5%
Center,
commissions
unpaid
purchased for cash the assets of the
Lahr Machine &';Tool Corp. of Toledo,
Ohio, it was anounced Oct. 2S
;*by Walter K. Bailey, President of Warner & Swasey. It will be known
KNANCiNG'" 7
par%U,000,000 shs.
77 ;7% :7:': "' ';;7' v;
Cleveland
conventional' machine
Valve
extended its
had
company
had
be
in^n1?1^8 cove£ing a_under
to,ta*
share,;
.
-
County,
GIVING
2715. 77
D.
' z
westward and northward during the year and in recent months
begun sale and construction of shell homes in California, Illinois,
Indiana, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.—V. 194, p. 363.
Title Insurance Company:
It will also act as a Trustee
Escrow Agent,' When..its
services
in such
capacities are
;■■i %
; :-.Vrv/;
....
Common
^
tions
j
'v,r V. 193.
that the
reported
for
to., purchase
1970,
(L. F.)
Ave.', Phoenix.
business will be the
Maricopa
/CAPITALIZATION
:.j
also
will
with
during a period ending
$3.26 per share. In addition to
said.\
outstanding shares, the company also has
outstanding, as of September
196 lf uncompleted and
unterminated deferred-payment stock
purchase
aV
■
of
as
$215,000
had
City
as-
Walter
.7>:.
constructed
that
$158,849
May
lends
under
Dec.
on
has been a substantial'increase in the overall market.
"This
support to our confidence in the future of" the industry," he
said,
"while, our own experience leads us1 to believe we-will maintain our.
dominant position.".
&v.o-5' '' "Yr
$350,000
$7,000,
homes
one-result
$150,000
^
number
same
shell
of
states
which
The
was
Central
principal
in
common
incorporated
the
on
Sales
had
(of
February 1962
Shopping
Plaza
for other investments and
unallocated working capital!
company has outstanding 424,316 shares of common
stock, of
which
83 %
was
acquired in September
1961
for an
aggregate pf
$708,632 and 17% by management officials as
promoters for $70,000.
24.
of outstanding shares.
7
' "
during the year rose to $41,918,067 from the
previous year's $36,968,902.'* Total revenues were $48,947,429,
compared
with last year's $42,494,932;
•' '
"
\
James w: Walter,
President, took note of the much-discussed increase in competition' within the still! hbrtfe
industry, poUnting out that
.
Offered—Pur-~:
prospectus, Louis R. Dreyling
120,000 shares of. this firm's
share.' Proceeds ^will be. ^lised
.
Stock
which
in
Palatine
and
construction
and
leasing of the Bantam Budget Centers (centers w^ich
the
comr>*,ny
proposes
to locate In the St. Paul and Coon
Rapids areas of Min¬
nesota on lands on which it
has obtained options to
purcnase), $10J,000
for
organization of and purchase of
inventory of fixtures and
equipment to be leased by a wholly-owned
.
1960
v
.
$372,333.78
payable
of
$753,849
Highs—
on
for
is
stock
ccmpany,
sale,
tion,
corporation, the nation's largest builder of
earnings and business volumes in the
balance
prospectus
stock
upon
record
acquiring
capital
company and its subsidiary
deficit of $16,806. Of the
$4,118,353 for the,year, as compared
••with $3,424r465 for i960.
Earnings per common share were $2.11 on
-1,949,721 shares outstanding.
This compared with $1.76 per share in
■'
..
Walter Corp.—Record
Tampa,
homes,
ended
1887,
par
to
the
and
the
Illinois
Authorized
(10c
primarily
paid
all
FINANCING
750,000 shs.
.
stock
(Jim)
The
None
226,415
($-lvpan_
PRESENT
^Including 3,000 shares to the finder and 1,000 shares to Counsel for
Capital stock:
Common'"stock
TO
FINANCING
$1,000,000
Sundry .'.indebtedness
EFFECT
company, but excluding 20,000 shares reserved for issuance
exercise by the underwriter of its
option.—V. 194, p. 159.
'
.
.
GIVING
the
„
Authorized
■■■■
...
Common
additional
estimated
working capital
CAPITALIZATION
Debt:
CAPITALIZATION
55
&
&
Company
Cruttenden,
38,500
10,500
10,500
Inc
|
10,500
i
j
56
f^jianci
(1996)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"Americas Banks
are
.
.
proud to be part
of the Bond Program 9
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says
Carl A, Bimson, President, Valley National Bank, Phoenix, Arizona,
and
President, American Bankers Association
"We believe it is
individual and the
"The
to
as an
economic stabilizer; it is good for the
community, and it is good for banking.
promotion of Savings Bonds has helped to make
savers, to
forms
good for America
revitalize
the( American tradition of thrift, and
to
savers out
of
non-
build savings in all
record levels.
"The American Bankers Association
on
the
its
congratulates the Nation and the public
vigorous continued support."
20-year
success story
of the U.S. Savings Bonds Program, and pledges
Every American should
U.S.
own
Savings
THE U.S. GOVERNMENT DOES NOT PAY FOR THIS ADVERTISEMENT. THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
FOR THEIR PATRIOTIC DONATION, THE ADVERTISING COUNCIL AND
THANKS,
.
Monday, November 6, 1961
Volume
194
Number 6105
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALASKA
Alaska
Names
school
(State
New
been
named
York
Trust
Co.
has
agent for the
issues of Alaskan
paying
following bond
municipa it.es:
;
io.l nur°noteahoand$ ts75'000
purpose bonds issues;
4.60%
bonds
Principal'"and'"interest '(J-J)
1964
to
1985
oflice
Leealitv
bv
annroved
Myeit" of los
O'Melveny &
^We«.
An-
California
Bond
July
1
1961;
AAA
C00
16
Sale—An
f
u
u
School
sold
was
1 from
icqiip
<Rlfi5
rw
j
Offered
to
1962 to
nf
1?
j
bonds
Oct.
On
Schwabacher
&
1986 inclusive. Le-
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlauist
ARIZONA
1961
Sale—The
Oct. 24 — v.
oWdPH
in
2
and
Po
Co
$305,000 water
bonds
revenue
offered
194, p.
RnrnnV
1556
~irV a
—
on
were
t
R.
V
a
R%ta
Staats /
&
William
William
&
p
Co,
Bloomington School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
wB Si*1 d r-°ffe+rm^i~~i -V' u*ennls
Wardle, County Clerk, .office rewill in
ceive sealed bids at his
mcTi
School
Districts,
will
wni
reppivp
receive
a.m.
qppIpH
sealed
(MST)
Supervisors,
hifle
„n«i
bids
Nov.
on
purchase
of
bonds.
Dated
11
until
20
for
$1,755,000
11
the
school
T, 1962.
Due
from .Jan. 1,. 1964
to July 1, 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) payable at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Gust, Rosen&
Pinal
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
dim mieiebi payauie at ine J^uuu
ty Treasurer's office.
Legality
pWed'by"O'Melveny
Los
of
Offering
of
the
Edens,
Supervi¬
Nov.
on
6
for
1964
and
to
1975
inclusive.
interest
(J-J)
ity
approved
by
Principal
payable at the
County Treasurer's
&
.
office.
LegalRosenfeld
Gust,
102.299,
a
Bond Sale—The $400,000
1960,
fered
Oct. 23—v. 194,
series
awarded
America
Townsend,
Dated
1
from
1,
Callable
to
of
as
Oct.
the
First
to
&
S.
of-
1766—
Bank
A.,
of
as
of
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1, 1971. Prin(A-O) payable
National
Bank,
in
Little Rock. Legality
approved by
Mehaffy, Smith & Williams, of
Little Rock.
Offering—L.
..
rierkwih
b^ Aff^i
B.
Wallace,
rere'i vp spMpd'
in
Santa
Ana
.,
/-psT)
on
Nov
7
for
"nptl1" pah^p(nf $680,000
4^000
Purchase of
srbool
election
series
school
B
until
for
2
the
municipal
tion
Due
the Coun"ty Treasurer s o^tfice Lef? y app^oved. by G MelvenY &
•
inclusive.
1964.
Dated
Dec.
1
on
Callable
receive sealed bids until 7:30
1,
1964
of
as
to
1961.
1989
Dec.
1,
or
trust
com-
designated by the successful bidder. l
egality aooroved bv
Rose, Meek, House, Barron, Nash
Williamson, of Little Rock.
(PST)
of
Garden
division
p.m.
bonds.
Dated July
1,
on July 1 from 1963 to
inclusive.
Callable
of
as
July 1, 1970.
Interest J-J. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
—
bonds offered
T
j
on
Oct. 26-^
a
Alamitos
School
District,
Bond
Offering—L.
B.
Orange
Wallace,
County C^erk, will receive sealed
at
11
the
his
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
purchase'
S^anta Ana,
on Jan.
14
of
Offering
bids
$330,000
his
at
a.m.
Union
High School
—
Ruth
Lang,
onXv
1yJY.
M'
'Jil
^)urclia1sQe«1 °£
office
in
Santa
Ana,
Jan. 1 from 1965 to
on
{Prints
Z
inclusive. Principal
in-
and
Huntington
Beach
Union
High
TTrt
ri
1
Ar.
Ui/ln
/A /N
1
iivtri
TiA/i
Waterworks
bids
his
at
11
B
office
in
(PST)
a.m.
Ana,
Nov.
on
14
of
$2,800,000
Oct. 1, 1961.
San
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 2001
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable- at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Orange County,
California
Bond
B.
^
ciGrk
will
sealed'
Saratoga
Jan.
a ha
1
aaa
for
1
.
offered
>
District,
$200,000 school
Oct.
on
2—v.
194,
awarded to The
£ank of America N. T & s. A.,
0f gan Francisco, and Associates.
P-
1433;
at
4
a
-
est
iTTrrriL.
were
price of 100.059, a;,net inter-,,
of about 3.49%, as fol¬
cost
lows:
School District, Los Angeles
as 5s. Due on Oct. 1
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
$40,000
County, Calif.
^ ^N°V- 7
T
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
the
School
Unified
Santa Clara
Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified
^ee.ve^sealed
■
-
Wallace,
receive
bounty Clerk, will
until
bonds. ;.
Offering—L.
r^oun+v
I
improvement, series B bonds.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
n
Calif
}
.°n
purchase of $20,000,000 municipal
School District,
Orange County, Calif.
u
Dated
5.
1 ?S FranciSt .
Gr?nbr^Glty G11erTk'
JeceJ^
sealed
^s, mHaSd
^
Orange Unified
„
Jose
C
„
^
oLosAngele
received
.Ton
County Treasurer's office. Legal1^7 approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
sealed
Santa
*•
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Wallace
receive
r\
Dec. 1, 1961. Due On Dec. 1 frcni
1962 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
Dist.
Calif.
Offering—L
1-
K
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
pay-
Trpacnror'i
v
purchase of $1,490,000 elementary
and secondary school construction?
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
from
•
school, 1960
Nov.
B bonds. Dated
series
1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from
to 1981 inclusive. Principal
interest
(M-N)
payable
at
r,
™
*
County
yig^
Angeles
los
Angeles County, County Flood
Control District, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
county
Clerk,
bids
Angeles,
his
at
until
will
receive
office
in
until
14
for
as 3s. Due on Oct.
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
9
.
will
receive
office
in
Los
(PST)
a.m.
40,000
on
Dec.
1,
1961.
1963 to
1986 inclu-
Sch.
Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
9
o
a
a
Bond
the
1
mi
Sale
moAc
The
Ann
u
a
$245,000 bonds
Bond
Angeles County Waterworks
District
Los
No.
13
(P.
County, Calif.
r-nnntv
1961,
240th
1659
on
were
_
street
annex
Oct. 17—v. 194,
awarded
the
to
Yqq%
luU'U4a' a basls
Clara
Bond
njng?
Calif.
Offering—Dorothy V. Fanand Tax Clerk, will
sealed
the
bids
until
purchase
Nov.
27
Santa C/ai-a Counb, CoW
1960,
issue
series
B
of
bonds
was
toT The Bank of America
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco.
Finance,
Sal,feant' DU
will receive
n
,
California
District, Los Angeles County,
Bond
Offering^—Bruce
County
from
Clerk,
1
1962
r
1%
bonds
on
the
at
1972
to
County
Dec
inclusive,
pav
will
Simi
Treasurer's
Los
_
o
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
m
21
school
election
But-
receive
California Bank, -of Los Angeles,
$hearson, Hammill & Co.,
jointly, at a.price of 100.039.
Tracy School District, San Joaquin
County, Calif.
1659
1959,
the
TI/
on
County
pay-
Treasurer's
School District,
*
7
Nov.
000
21
r,;-
,
Clerk' wl11--—eive
sealed bids until 9
for the
a.m.
(PST)
Dec.
Bend
1961
on
purchase of $50,- '
1981
7
.
o
3.49%.
n-f
Calif.
A
the
to
Hill
offered
bonds
194.
on
1556—were
P-
First
Western
Co., of Los Angeles.
Richards &
Co., jointly,
a
$20,000 as, 5s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1962 to
30,000
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
1966
1972
as
from
to
3V2S.
as
from
1965
3V4S.
as
front
30,000
to
"about
—-
Bark & Trust
inclu-
1962
.
Sale—The $100,000 school
awarded
20,000
from
„
series
' 93—v
school, election 1958, series G
1, 1961. Due on
1
'
L
price of par a net interest
cost of about 3.64%, as follows:
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig' County
Nation^lBankof
as 3V2S, at a price
Monterey County,
at
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bend
awarded to The
were
—
Washington Union School Dist.
and
Ranchito
on
Crocker-Anglo
series F
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
$25,000 school
Oct. 24—v. 194.
Sale—The
offered
bonds
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
able
Sale—The $595,000 school
omc—xnc
of 100 004, a basis of
1, 1961. Due
District
and
for the purchase of $645,-
bonds. Dated Dec.
Sch.
County, Calif.
San Francisco,
bonds. Dated Dec.
B.
Bond
*>uiiu
p.
^
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Nov.
Los
1961. Due on
Unified
Valley
Bond
Unified School
in
election 1961, series A bonds offered on Oct. 31—v. 194, p. 1766
—were
awarded to The United
office.
office.
Mountain View, Calif.
ler,
1
Dpp
Principal and interest (J-D)
000
$65,000
sold
?"d
rector of
S
sAealed blds at bls of£lc,® "JvLba
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on
Mount Pleasant School District,
school
91
^rtf_n lQSfin Lii
receive
office
£
cpaipri
$375*,000 vi^ ,Coa.^ty .C1^rk'
of
school, series C bonds.
Sale—An
t-paawa
nn-
Pomona
Bond
receive
for
County,
will
his
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) paybl
t
th
County
Treasurer's
Ventura
In Vpltnrf
1q"n £
f!"r
JR 11
^ 3 ^nnnn' enhn!i
able
Moreland School District, Santa
n^rir
will
Clerk,
at
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Bond Offering—Robt. L. Hamm,
_
bonds offered
bids
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on
No^v. 21 for the purchase of $65,000
scb00i
election
1959,
series
C
Valley Sch. Dist. Ventura
O.
Angeles), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 Lomita
eiection
Pleasant
1
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
sealed
°Rered on Oct. 24 v. 194, p, 1766
awarded
to
The
First
March
1959- Due on March 1 wWfG ^Tt
ir
•
!
from 1963 to 1989 inclusive. Prin- Western Bank & Trust Co., in Los
cipal and interest (M-S) payable Angeles, and Hill Richards & Co.,
at *he County Treasurer's office. Jointly, at a price of par.
Los
1
Oct.
Due on Oct.
1981 inclusive.
vig,
Union
on
inclusive.
Saugus Union School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
payable at the County Treasurer's
Pinole-Hercules
Due
1973
as 3V2S.
from 1974 to
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
Los
3Y4S.
as
90,000
Due
°fRce-
1 from
from 1970 to
Nov. 21 for the purchase of $900,00o school, election 1961, series A
a.m.
(PST) on
purchase of $20,000,000 flood control bonds. Dated
Nov.
his
at
30,000
,
Clerk,
bids
sealed
the County Treasurer's office. Lej=aRty approved by O'Melveny & bonds. Dated
Myers, of Los Angeles.
on £)ec
\ from
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
San
t
n
County Clerk, will
be
??'?
of
11
County
Bond
Treas"re.r s office. Legality ap&
Myers,
Pr°Ved by °Melveny
of Los Angeles.
Norwalk-La Mirada City School
Sutcliffe,
n
and in- ot i,os Angeles,
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal&
r
No. 4,
T0rtoiitv
^lonnnim^
Herrington
r»/\l
RIfad,
terest (J-J) payable at the County
a
2 sealedoQ
bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on
<jphonl
SAr!A<? A
1961 hond«?' Dated
^
school, .series A 1961 bonds. Dated
*9
Dec. 15, 1961. Due on Dec. 15 from
1A«Q
4.' inoc I—212,000 improvement bonds
1963 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
Francisco.
'
county courthouse bonds.
Orange
until
i960, series B bonds. Dated Jan. 1.
1962. Due
^Sea!fd
,
ii
fotbe
County, Calif.
until
Bond
until
CALIFORNIA
for
_
knevT^^ndYteohen's0
at
price of far
' ^3
Jul: jointly
bids
El Dorado Union High School Dist.,
El Dorado County, Calif.
the
at
Bon<* Offering—L. B. Wallace, for the purchase
County Clerk, will receive sealed water bonds. Dated
Bond
Little Rock School District, Ark.
B ond
Sale
The $1,500,000
Grove
of about 4.99%,
first
revenue
Murehie, County Clerk will reeeive sealed bids until Dec. 5 for
the Purchase of $1 200^00 capital
Jones,
r
fsHat^a^rice' of1100^045°^^a^basls
5®> at a
Due
1990
0
Mi-
Secretary,
water
1961.
...
Meyer
District, Orange County, Calif.
Nov. 8 for the purchase
on
$170,000
,
will
,
Offering—Mildred
District
Rancho Cordova Park Dist., Calif.
Bond Offering — Donald Mc-
scaled
able
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
Water District,
construe-
pany
&
Bond
Nov.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at any bank
County
chalec,
Dec.
from
Delhi
b-7' Merced County, Calif.
offL
Co.
p
$1,500,000
of
auditorium
bonds.
on
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
&
Pa^ed
} 10PiUe- °r!J
^ from
to 1981 ln-usve.
f!rm^ipal, and interesJ; paJa^leT at
Smith, Ark.
Bond Offering—Carl R.
Atkins,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
S.
_
Principal and interest (M-N)
&
0 »
Frank Robert Bender Co., C. N.
White & Co., and Fred D. Blake
bonds.
1960,
Offering—Geo.
J
Inc
«
p
Frank,
sealed
Fort
bids
^
of
Union School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
Bond
County Qerk,'wiHTeceive
bids at his
in San
«
Smith
&
ci.
c.
33/4S,
basis
a
Myers, of Los Angeles.
21
n
Stern,
San
Mesa
rn,,^°
Tyson.
Due
1993
cipajL-and interest
at
&
1961.
1962
sold
was
Dabney
Oct.
school,
p.
The
Francisco, and Associates,
Costa
18
0
1962
bonds
2
to
T.
N.
as
and
Counties, Calif.
election
on
of
Fenner
^
price
a
about 3.64%.
Batesville, Ark.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$783,000
waterworks
j
revenue
bonds
ofOct.
were
District, San Bernardino and
were
oflmerka
fan Frandfco
Bank
School District,
Colton Joint Union High School
Riverside
1556
o
.
basis of about 3.54%.
RR-42,
ARKANSAS
on
,
3%S, at
as
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
fered
c
194, p. 1323
v.
194
v
Unified School Districts,
Marin County, Calif.
garth & Co., Stone & Youngberg, able at. the County Treasurers
^
Oct. 17
the
purchase of $420,000 bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
July 1 from
&
Pierce
D
Bond Sale—The $140,000 election J957,«. series G bonds offered
on
31
bV'he
*eaded
Los Anseles County, Calif.
of
of
Oct
on
Novata
ierea on Uct-iy4> P- 1.lt)?b
,Plaremount Unified School Diet.,
Ann
—
Board
(MST)
p.m.
Myers
Angeles
„
sors, will receive sealed bids until
2
ap-
awarded to the Bank of America
District, Ariz.
Bond
Principal
and interest pavable at the Coun-
County. Ca.a Grande School
Clerk
Dated
Jan.
semi-annually
feld
$135,000_school bonds.
iaJX* 1' ?AmY^Uei
Averill, 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
Offering-Rhea
Clerk of the Board of
of
Ariz.
fered
bids
...
elfcton ^VTerlef D'bondfof-
U1lil
u'm' until 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 21 for
01: th,e PUIS ?S5 the purchase of $1,090,000 school
c'f
M
(rSJL°AnAANoVu6
Maricopa County, Scottsdale
of
butcmte> 01
jointly.
Bond
Sutcliffe
San Francisco
Buckeye, Ariz.
Bend
Herrington
sealed
until Jan. 1 for the payable at the
County Treasurer's
purchase of $760,000 school bonds., office.
..v.
Berryeesa Union Elementary School until 2 p m. (PST)I on Nov. 7 for 3%s,
at a price of 100.29, a bksis
J-nprov—t
nai„a
of about 3.72%.
the purchase of $209,000 bonds, h 1962'
Other membeis of the syndicate Dated Nov. 15, 1961. Due on Nov.
San Joaquin County, Calif.
were as follows: Merrill Lynch, 15 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Santa Clara County.
utilities
of
Excelsior Union High Seh. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
inclu-
payable at the County Treasurer's
7°»•
municipal
revenue
sive.
from
geies.
A
senior
B
on
1
Var_
.ous
4.55%,
1960,
series
1, 1962. Due
Jan.
Paying Agent-Chemical
Bank
election
bonds. Dated Jan.
of)
to
3%s.
1976
to
inclusive.
Due
1971
Due
1975
Due
1981
on
Nov.
1
inclusive.
on Nov. 1
inclusive.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1998)
colorado
time
same
Golden, Colo. •
Bond Offering
Clarence E.
Mabb, City Clerk, will receive
—
awarded
were
to
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,
and Beil & Hough, Inc., jointly.
;
purchase of $248,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
.
*
•.
v
f
Knox,
Peoria
1
from
1962
Callable
1981
inclusive.
of Dec,
1, 1971. Inter¬
Legality approved by
as
J-D.
est
to
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den¬
ver./*-.. v v.;:J
,,
Bond
Offering
Margaret
—
until
8
Bond
Bond
Offering—Polly K. Hull,
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
Bank
bids
&
c/o
the
Connecticut
Trust
Co., 750 Main St.,
Hartford, until 11:30 a.m.. (EST)
on
Nov, 8 for the purchase of
$486,000 school 1961 bonds. Dated
Dec.
1,
1961. Due
1962
to
J-D.
Legality
1981
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
from
Interest
a
price
a
of
100.256,
basis
a
of
by Day,
Berry & Howard, of Hartford.
Hamden, Conn.
Offering—J. Edw.
Bond
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
Nov.
bids
9
will
until
for
the
noon
Berg,
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
on
$4,-
075,000 bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Due
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1963
to
1981
County Regional School
District No. 1 (P. O. Falls Village),
Bond
Sale
The
—
$1,150,000
bonds offered
on Oct.
26—v. 194, p. 1659—were awarded
a
group
Barney
composed
of
Smith,
&
Co., Tucker, Anthony
& R. L. Day, Lyons &
Shafton,
Inc., and Granbery, Marache &
Co., as 3.30s, at a price of 100.6269,
a
basis
of about
Sale—The
improvement
Oct. 25
; :
194,
v.
—r-
of
—
1
from
cipal
Cocoa, Florida
Offering
Kathryn
bids until 2 p.m.. (EST)
of July 1, 1971. Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
as
and
the Citizens
Southern Na¬
and
Fiscal
will
Agent,
bids
until
Jan.
receive
4
for
Principal
(J-J) payable at any
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
' /
•
,
^
V.
21
$575,000
for
10
the
school
until
the
8
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
building
of
Due
1977
inclusive.
(J-J)
Dated
Jan.
on
1
series
r,
and
by Chapman
Chicago.
of
&
Peoria
in¬
and
on
May
May 1 from 1964
inclusive.
Callable
by Kelley
ley, of Atlanta.
approved
of
as
Mob¬
&
City Clerk and Comptroller, will
sealed
chase
of
water
1
July
from
cipal
1,
1968
Callable
until
13
for
2
the
p.m.
&
as
of
light
and
series 1961 bonds.
1961. Due on Jan.
to
interest
and
1985
inclusive.
July 1, 1971. Prin¬
(J-J)
payable
at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, in
New York City. Legality
approved
bv Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Pinellas
tificates
194,
offered
on
Oct.
31—v.
1888—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of
White,
Weld & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
p.
Co.,
•
William E. Pollock & Co.,
Harkness & Hill, Inc., A. E. Masten & Co.,. and H. V.
Sattley &
Co., at a price of 97.3059.
Town
receive
ceive
sealed
water
and
sewer
and
improvement bonds cffered at the
until
2
p.m.
Ground,
i
e r
n
'
bonds.-'-'Dated
sewer
Principal
bids
City
sewer
and
the
Clerk,
revenue
1, 1961. Due
to
Bortd' Sale—The
1978
on
Waterloo, Iowa
Bond
Offering
:
>
Legality
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
<
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
1
sive.
Callable
Nov.
on
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Irving Trust Co., in New
York.
Legality
approved
by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
illinois
Cook
(P. O. Mount Prospect),
III.
gality
The
Continental
tional Bank
&
Illinois
Trust Co.,
Na¬
of Chi¬
follows:
as
3s.
from 1965 to
280,000
as
200,000
as
Due
on
Oct.
1968 inclusive.
SV2S.
from 1969 to
Due
1973
3?4s..
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Due
Oct.
on
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
inclu¬
1,
1975:
Due
on
June
inclusive.
1
from
1962
1,
to
1970
Callable.
.
■
receive
andiDzKalb
Counties
munity Unit Sch. Dist. No.
"•
:
■
Bond
Illinois
Com¬
302.
*
(CST)
purchase
of
until
Nov.
14
for
bids-until
1
1, 1961. Due
to
on
Nov. 1 from
the
Nov. 1
Le¬
Chapman
&
-
Campbellsville, Ky.
Offering—Wm. iVI.
Mun-
Nov.
on
8
the
for
of
purchase
$500,000 water and sewer reve¬
nue, series
1961-A bonds/ Dated
July 1, 1961. Due on July 1 from
1964 to 2000
of Jan.
terest
Bank
zens
inclusive. Callab'e
as
1, 1972. Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Citi¬
bellsville.'
Chapman
& Trust Co., in Camp¬
Legality approved by
& Cutler, of Chicago.
1962
Lincoln County, Ky
inclusive. Callable as of.
Bond Offering—V. C. Giililand,
1, 1967. Principal and inter-;
parking revenue project B bonds.) est (M-N) payable at the City County Court Clerk, will receive
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Feb.
Treasurer's
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
office. Legality
ap¬
p.m.
1
from
on
Nov.
for
14
$150,000
1963
Callable
the
off-street
1971
Nov.
to, 1975
revenue
Oct. ,24
V.
to
the
jointly,
100.901,
-.194,
John
Citv
as
a
bonds
p.
offered
1660-—
Nuveen
on
at
a "
hospital bonds.
1961.
Due
on
Jan.
of $350,-
Dated Jan.
1
1,
1964
from
1986
to
inclusive.) Interest J-J.
Legality : approved
by
Grafton,
Farguson & Fleischer, of Louisville;
..>
••
•
;'y
-;-
A
.
'
;/
VX-- /;
;
•'
-
• /
■
'•
~
Murray, Ky.~.<
k
■
.
Bond Offering
Stanford Andrus,) City• Clerk, -will
receive
Nov. 1,
1975.- Principal and inT sealed bids until 7. p.jm.. .(CST) on
terest. (M-N) payable at. the City Nov.. 3 for the
purchase of $416,Treasurer's - office.
Legalitv fap¬ 000,-1961 water and-.sewer rev¬
proved by-Chapman & Cutler, of enue bonds.v Da+ed Oct." 1, 1931.
to
1980
inclusive.
Callable;
as-
of
;
■
were
&
Co.,
-.Securities/ Corp.;
4!4s,
000
*
■
awarded
Nov.. 9 for the purchase
of Aug.
as
*
and
Offering-^rSealed bids will
received
sealed
on
inclusive.
ford, Jr., City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
1961.
Legality ap¬
pay¬ proved' by Bannister,
Carpenter,
able at the Purdue National Banky Ahlers &
Cooney) of Des Moines.
in Lafayette.
Legality approved by
;
Creston, Iowa
'- •
"
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller: of :
Bond Offering—Francis
Pashek,/;
Indianapolis.
* ■
:
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
Bloomington, Ind.• i
Bond Offering — Mary Alice 20
for the purchase of - $50,000
Dunlap, City Clerk - Treasurer,- sewer revenue bonds. Dated Nov.-
works
Kane
be
Jan,
Nov.
1996
approved; by
Bond
inclusive. proved by Bannister, Carpenter,
1, 1969. Prin- Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
at the Monroe County State Bank, ;
Bond
Offering — Harold G.
in
1
Bloomington.
Legality ; ap¬
proved bv Ross, McCord, Ice & Schaefer, City Clerk,, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m., (CST)
1
Miller, of Indianapolis.
* '* ;■ - -v:
on.Nov, 9 for the purchase of $1,Clinton, Indiana
]
000,000 .sewer bonds.. Dated Nov^
.1
Bond Sale—The $425*000 water¬ ,1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1962,
*'
cago, at a price of 100.3237, a net
interest cost of about 3.53%, as
.
to, 1992
of
as
Dated
1, 1961. Due
to
Cutler, of Chicago.
Principal and interest (J-J)
will
Sale—The $590,000 school
building bonds offered on Oct. 23
—v.
194, p. 1767—were awarded
-
1962
bonds.
1967
from
„
County School District No. 57
Bond
to
from
.;
on
July
Due
1981
on
•
Bard well, Ky.
Offering — Hershel Skel-
of >.
15
1961.
Due
M-N.
Chapman
1962
as
inclusive. Prin¬
15,
from 1964 to
Dated Nov. 1,1961,
by
kentucky
Boone, Iowa
:
Bond Offering—Galen M. Wiley,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
re¬
rf
Interest
approved
Dec,
from
Callable
inclusive.
1970
to
receive
ment
Nov. 8 for the purchase
J.
on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
$75,000 airport bonds. Dated Nov.
:1, 1961/ Due on Nov. 1 from 1963
=
Nov.
on
;
Lawrence
—
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬ ton, City Clerk, will receive sealed
urer's office. Legality approved by- bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
6
for
the
purchase of $265,000
Bannister, Carpenter, ^Ahlers &
water and sewer revenue bonds.
Cooney, of Des Moines.;
g—Jean Smith,
will
25
awarded
City
Dated
Dec. 1
inclusive.
1767—were
p.
sewer
Oct.
on
Rimmer, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7::30 p.m.; (CST)
will
bonds.
$1do,000
offered
The Carleton D. Beh Co.
to
interest
Lake
bonds
194,
—v.
Dec. 1, 1974.
Ind.
until- 1:30' p.m.
Lynch,
Smith
Inc.,
& Co., Stern
&
&
revenue
in Warsaw. ; Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
at
Adel, Iowa
*
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
syndicate
Merrill
Spencer', Iowa
Nov. 6 for the purchase of $15,000
street improvement special assess¬
$320,000
refunding
2
(CST) on Nov. 9 for the purchase
$138,000 waterworks ; revenue
—were
•
until
bonds.
Bond Sale—The
$280,000 public
revenue
bonds of¬
fered on Oct. 30—v.
194, p. 1766
Sa'e—The
bids
$10,000,000 various state im¬
provement, series A bonds. Dated
(EST)
improvement
Additional
bids
of
$110,000
,
Bond O f f
Offering—Raymond Y. C.
Ho, Director of the Budget, will
Safety Harbor, Fla.
awarded to
Goodbody &
Co.,-and Arch W; Roberts, jointty-X.;*;*. r'V\
Vjr- ''-vo '
Fenner
Brothers
Bond Offering^Alberta Loyna-
indiana
Battle
(State of)
Bond
County (P. O. Clear¬
water), Fla.
Certificate Sale—The
$1,750,000
water revenue, issue of 1961 cer¬
follows:
as
Hammill
Co., Carleton D. Beh
Co., Becker & Cownie, Inc., and
p'.rrt/ Quail & Cd.l Inc. " s
Gil-
iowa
Trauer-
;
par.
Other members of the
Miller, of Indianapolis.
inclusive,
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis..
$1,750,000
bonds offered
31—v.
Shearson,
Norma
payable
proved
from
1
The
—
revenue
Dated Nov.
Hawaii
pur¬
$4,500,000
revenue,
Dated
'
bids
Nov.
on
of
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 6 for the purchase of $100,000
Dec.
Nov. 1
on
inclusive.
194, p. 1767—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate headed
by John Nuveen & Co., at a price
were
(J-J)
?on
apnroved
1986
storm
inclusive.
building bonds. Dated
on
Oct.
on
pay¬
000
1971
Sale
1960
water
National
chan,
school
Due
1977
to
Nov. 1
on
inclusive.
Ottumwa, Iowa
Bond
inclusive.;
Nov. 16 for the purchase of $175,-
ity
to
of
Fur-
(CST)
1975
Nov., 14 for 'the; pur¬
$120',000 ; street,//water
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
p.m.
Due
1974
to
3.40s.
as
from
rer,
8:45
1962
320,000
.
3.30s.
as
from
1, 1961. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1963 to Jan.
1, 1974
County Consolidated School
until
a
Carleton
$725,000
Oct.
on
Bank,
District No. 306, III.
Bond Offering—Mary L.
to
offered
D. Beh Co., Paine,
VV'ebber, Jackson & Curtis, Goodbody & Co., and Jackson Savings
Bank, in Maquoketa, at a price
of 100.032, a net interest cost of
about 3.33%, as follows:
Nov.
Cutler,
Nov. 1, 1970. Interest M-N. Legal¬
1,1961. Due
sealed
on
chase
company designated by
successful
bidder.
Legality
hawaii
(EST)
The
bonds
194, p. 1767—were
group composed of
.
to
trust
approved
30—v.
awarded
-
—
1961
revenue
Oct.
on
works
Warsaw,.■> Ind.
(EST)
bank
any
■
Offering
receive
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable-at
any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
Dated
1971
Lincoln
;\
Bond
1,
1963
Principal
to
Lakeland, Florida
Offering—L. R. Shuman,
receive
Bond
tric
wdrth, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
City.
Bond
.
Maquoketa, Iowa
Sale:—The $1,045,000 elec¬
Pierce,
school
Nov.
from
payable at
1, 1961. Due
sewerage,
bonds.
to
the
-Z
Nov. 8 for
on
$340,000
bonds.
1961.
1962
and
revenue
at
apolis.
Offering—Florence Jantz,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Dec.
1961
1962
receive!
will
Clerk,
the
for
bonds.
Principal and interest (A-O)
Bond
000
-
1961. Due
8
proved by Chapman &. Cutler, of
Chicago.
Co., of Fort Wayne.
McHenry and Lake Counties Com¬
.Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
munity Consolidated School Dist.
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
No. 26, Illinois : ,V !
'■
sealed
water
construction
from
able
bids
Clerk,
1
1,
•
basis of aoout
a
(CST) on
purchase of $75;000 bridge bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1961. Due on Nov:. 1 from 1963 to,
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Bank & Trust
will
receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $260,-
City
of
the
Hahira, Ga.
Bond Offering—Mrs. C. L. Paf-
ford,
purchase
Nov.
$102,000 sewage
improvement revenue
(CST)
a.m.
bonds.
the
Authority, Atlanta, Ga.
on
Nov.
on
until
of
Dated
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
or
Bond Offering—Joseph L. Mor¬
ris,
Bond
be
terest
A.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on July 1
from 1963 to 1991 inclusive. Call¬
able as of July 1, 1976.
trust company
inclusive.
1990
purchase of $6,000,000 state office
building revenue bonds.
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
$750,000 utilities
tax revenue bonds.
or
to
Georgia State Office Building
Caldwell, City Clerk, will receive
bank
1962
Callable
sealed
and interest
pur¬
of $35,000,000
state high¬
series 1961-B revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961, Due on July
were
par.
sealed
noon
the
chase
on
Housing and Home
Agency, as 4%s, at a price
Bond
until
for
16
sewer
offered
1660
p.
will
Authority,
bids
Nov.
on
way,
awarded to the
Finance
sealed
(EST)
Atlanta.
$260,000
bonds
the
of
Odom,
tional'Bank, in Atlanta. Legality
approved
by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman, Meadow & Smith, of
Bonifay, Florida
Bond
Offering—Benton
receive
at
3.23%.
florida
Bond
Secretary
Connecticut
school 1961
Georgia State Highway Authority,
Georgia
chase
The
to
2.40s, at
Iowa City, Iowa.
Offering—WalkerD.Shel-
City
lady,
Nov.
pur¬
School District No. 35. III.
Interest J-D.
Litchfield
to
bonds.
park
JLb4,
k.4—v.
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
,
revenue
Oct.
on
price of 100.05,
Bond
(CST) on Nov.
8
for
the
purchase of $100,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec. sealed bids until 7:30
p.mi'(CST)
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 on Nov. 15 for the purchase of
to
1971
inclusive. Principal and $200,000 i water
revenue
bonds.;
interest
(J-D)
payable -at (finy; Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due from 1962
bank or trust company designated to 1991
inclusive.';
Georgia
'■ 4V-.' by the successful bidder. Legality
Bond Offering—Jasper M. Grif¬
Mdrshalt Township, Ind. j*
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
b Bond
fin, Secretary of then Board of of Chicago.
Offering—Roy
,
'
Education,
will 'receive
sealed
lin, Township ^rustee>JwR
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 14
Marengo, Illinois
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Bond
for
the
Offering — Richard C. (CST) on Nov, 13 for the
purchase
of
$1,250,000
purchase
school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Bradley, City Clerk, will receive
of $19,000 school
building bonds.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1980 sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dated Nov. 1 1961. Due
on
July
inclusive. Principal and interest Nov. 13 for the purchase of $190,- 1
from
1962
to
1967
inclusive.
(F-A) payable at the Trust Co. 000 waterworks improvement Principal and interest (J-J)
pay¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on
of Georgia, in Atlanta. Legality
able
at
the
Citizens
National
approved by Kelley & Mobley, Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1981 inclu¬ Bank of Bedford.
Legality ap¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
of Atlanta.
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
payable at
any
bank
or
trust Miller, of
Indianapolis. J;:
Georgia Rural Roads Authority,
company designated by the suc¬
Atlanta, Ga.
cessful bidder. Legality approved
New Haven, Ind.
Bond Offering—Joseph L. Mor¬
Bond Offering—Edwin
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Rebber,
ris, Fiscal Agent,
will
receive
Town
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
sealed bids until Jan. 4 for the Marshall
and
Bureau
Counties, ceive sealed
bids
until
1
p.m.
purchase of $13,000,000 rural roads
Henry Community Consolidated
(CST) on Nov. 14 for the
p.m.
offered
2.38%.
/
Hebron, Ind.
;'
Bond Offering—Paul D.
Speer,
Municipal Consultant, will receive
■
approved
-$MJ,000
p.1767—were awarded
Carleton D. Beh Co., as
'
Durham, Conn.
■
Town
Sale—iiie
bonds
.
connecticut
Iowa
Jefferson,
>
;
y
—
about 2.68%.
Weaver, Secretary of the Board
of-Education, will receive sealed
bids
Monday, November 6, If 61:
24—v. 194, p.-1556—were awarded
to K. J. Brown & Co.,
Inc., as 2%s,
Counties
No. 210. III.
Clayton County (P. O. Jonesboro),
Georgia
Bond Sale—The $795,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Oct. 31—
v.
194, p. 1766—were awarded to
a group composed of The Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., Johnson,
Lane, Space Corp., J. H. Hilsman
& Co., and J, W. Tindall & Co.
Cobb County, County School Dist.,
;•
at
Stark
and
.
Tne. $70,000 sewer
construction bonds offered on, Oct.
Community Unit School District
georgia
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(MST)
on
Nov. 9 for the
purchase of
$370,000 water extension bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
Columbus, Indiana
rBond Sale
.
,
.
price
basis of about 4.20%.
of
Chicago.
-
V.v
Due
on
April 1 from 1963 to 1986
Volume
inclusive,
194
Number 6105
Legality
approved
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
by-Dec.
1- from
1962
1980
to
inclu-
000 county hospital bonds. Dated
June 1,; 1961. Due on June 1 from
Louis, First National City Bank,
New York, Harris Trust & Savings
Okolona Sewer Construction Drs* /-payable at the State Street Bank
1962 to:*1979h inclusive, Callable. Bank, Chicago, Hayden, Stone &
Kentucky
Trust Co., 'in, Boston.-Legality as of June 1, 1966. Principal and Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co., The
Bond
Of f ering—Carl
J
Hart- aPProved by; Ropes & Gray, of interestr (J-D)
payable at any Illinois Company, Kenower, Macstern, District Secretary, will re- Boston\ r':-V/'•" bank or trust company designated Arthur & Co., Laidlaw & Co., Carl
ceive
sealed
bids .until 8
p.m.
>
4
r' Lawrence, Mass.'by the successful bidder. Legality M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., A. E.
Masten & Co., McCormick & Co.,
(EST) on Nov. 14 for the purBond Sale—The $165,000 LawChapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
chase
of
^sive.
loan
L Mlll?rU panfleld,
*addoc.k & Stone, of Detroit.
1, fo°RjieCn 1961' 18611oi)0nd?B^fered 0n °C', *lf
196L Due
194, p. 1889—were awarded to
School District (P. O.
$1,048,000
bonds. Dated Jan.
?,P?TV?
improvement
on
2.90s,
at a price of 100.0697,
basis of about 2.88%. , v;
yy*, ^
:
.V ■: V
Trust
E°I„
HlcLscper,
Will
oi
sealed
receive
time .?for
same
Sale—The $320 000
debt
retirement
sehool
bonds offered
.
fund
1961
25—v.
p,' 1768
■
Oct.
on
194,
Were
—
awarded
the' Brothers
&
to
vit-ef
the
at
purchase
price;of 100.199,
of
2 30%
-
>
,
;
i
;
'•
'
>,
Fil-
.
about
National
designated by the successLegality approved by
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer,
bidder.
Louisville.
of
v.
:
offeTtag
Bona
uiiering
Dated
Clarence
uiarence
-
Oty :Clerk,
sealed
bids until 7:15
for
13
Nov.
on
from
1
sive.-
Callable
(EST)
purchase
building
1962
Interest; M-N.
40,000
Legality
approved
"
LOUISIANA
-
Offering
Nov
8
$205 000
,
the
for
>
sei'lert tbd^inbfs
12^for
Dec
000,000
Jan.
Marshall, Mich.
Clerk,
until
school
Droiect
and
/f
inW,?
loan: act
interest
r
Co.,
m
■
Bond
Boston. Le-. Lybolt
-
.
.
Jan. 15 from
on
i.
c
n-
i
;
#
M-
Cutle? f^the8 P-m^-(EST)
until
'
;
1961. Due
1965
public-improvement
bonds.
(J-D)
TA
I
trust
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive
payable
company
to
interest
-
any
?Le2alitv
proved^
Himll
bV
Martoi
Daly, of New Orleans.
ao-
(EST)
'
.Independence,
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
Oct. 17
—
awarded
v.
to
La.
Oct.
" 1963
•
$128,000 public
bonds
194,
'
p.
Scharff
offered
1434
&
Jones, Inc.
i
|
1.
1
'
&
o
•
Fogelr
man, Secretary of the Parish PoJurv, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 14 for
the purchase of $200,000 : public
improvement ' library,
series : A
on
Dated
Dec..
1,, 1961.- Due
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1981 inclu-
sive.
Interest
J-D.
provpd
by
of New
Legality
interest
bank
Holyoke,
Co., Inc.,
as
B. J.
Van
2.70s, at
of 100.21C4, a.basis of about
price
2.65%;-•
a
'n^?0"' '
--
-O'Malley,
receive
£?.r
Town
sealed
t
r--;
'
:
Anthony.
Treasurer;',
bids
c/o
the
vv
State
_•
v
.
"'
*
■
M.
trust
bonds.
1976
Dated
from
Mav 1 from
inclusive. Principal
3,125,000
1975
as
from .1987
;
to
1986
&
to
1991
(M-N)
payable ;at
4,050,000 as 4s.
v
from 1992 to
company des-v.
v.
—
to
194,
The
a
r
&• Stone,
;
'
2,700,000
from
of
-
Bond
ceive
offered
p;
—
*
;•'
were
headed,
1998
to
ers
,.
as
follows:
.
Trust Co., New
Oct. 24—
194, p. 1557-^-were awarded to
First of Michigan Corp. f.
both
of Kansas
bidder.
-
5
ceive
_
sealed
-
1
until
of-
payable
at
-
•
tion,
First
National
Bank,
St.
M-^uart &
apolis.
Trust
Bankers
Co.,
of
Ripley
Harriman
Additional
&
New-
Co.,
Sale—The
$279,000
at the
Elwell bonds offered
Park
time
same
Chemical
were
Bank
awarded to The a
York Trust
New
-
Co., of New York, as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.369, a basis of about
3.05%.
Minnesota Independent
School Dis-
No. 414, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will /
trict
.
-
Bond
be received until 3 p.m.
(CST) on
•
purchase of $150,building bonds., Due
Nov. 16 for the
Dist.
school
from
N
1964 to
re¬
p.m.
Moorhead, Minn.
$240,000
improvement
bonds
inclusive.
1978
Sale—The
Bond
offered
construction
on
Oct.
& Co.
local
1961 * k
17—v. ,194,':
1661—were awarded to
p.
Kalman
•
>
and* interest
bank or
Mora, Minri.
any
Windhorst, of Minne¬
,
Inc., Northwestern National Bank
of Minneapolis, C. F.
Childs &
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., Alli¬
son-Williams Co., and Mullaney,
Wells & Co., as 2.60s, at a price
of 100.571, a basis of about 2.48%.
as
company designated by the
Illinois National Bank & Trust Co.,
ap¬
Chicago; J. Mt. Dain & Co., Drexel/ successful ' bidder. Legality
;
-,
(
of
York,
re¬
proved by Dorsey, Cwen, Barber,
chase
of/ $380,090. sewer ; loan, sealed bids until 10 a.m / (EST) ori
bonds. Dated Dec/1, 1961. Due on Nov. 21 for the
purchase of $400,-
[■
..
—
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1932 inclusive.
(J-J)
in¬
1971
.
$785,000
Callable.I.Principal
:
Minneapolis,;Minn.' >
"Bond Sale—The $2,160,000 city.;
Improvement bonds offered onu ■
Oct. 26
v. 194, p. 1768 — were
.;
awarded to a syndicate composed
school5 building 1982
bonds. Dated Jan.'1, 1962. Due on
City,; Continental
<
'
(CST) on Nov. 27 for the purchase
Browm& Sons,
to
Windhorst^ of Minne-
apolis.
000
4
(CST) on
Minn.
1963
from
1
Marquart &
&
.
Sch.
—
bids
,,
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at any bank or
trust company designated by t" e /
successful;'bidder. Legality ap-4;
proved by Dorsey, Oweh; Barber,
•
p.m.
Herbert
Lundberg, District Clerk, will
York, William
...
clusive.
191, Min•*.
Offering
,
*
of
purchase of $105,000
Dated Nov. 1,1961,
Due
Feb.
on
1
Legality
Independent
No.
Bond
Co.,
fChase Manhattan Bank^ Chemical
Bank New ^rk Trust Co., both of
New York, City National Bank &
-Trust :Co., Commerce Trusts Co.,
lin Fairway ^ewer special assesson
Burnsville
Morgan,
the
bonds.
1
An¬
will
until
-
inclusive.
&
Clerk,
for
15
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marouart &c Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
1
inclusive.
Bache
Briggs
Offering—Erwin G. Hill,
Bond
1,
successful
the
inclusive.
n
$100,000 Frank- Blair & Co.;.- Alex.
ment bonds offered
inclusive.
or
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
1971. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
Due on Mav 1
2001
Nuveen
1978 inclusive. Callable
Dec.
of
bank
any
designated by the-,
bidder.
Legality
ap-
Mankato,
(CST) on Nov. 9 for the purchase
$233,000
sewage
treatment
plant improvement bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963 to
interest;
,
on
of
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., Bank¬
Farmington Township (P,,0.
.r. Farmington)t Mich.
Bond Sale—The
1997
3V2S.
John
bids
in*
1970
company
were
Buffalo, Minn.
Offering—Emmet J.
Village
to
and
purchase of $325,000 drainage bonds.
;
&
sealed
Other members of the syndicate
•
-
as
Dain
1962
Nov. 21 for the
$1,755,000
1557
syndicate
follows:
as
derson,
Sachs
Due on Ma^
from
1
be received until 3 p.m.
Minn.
—
.
Qui Parle County, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Sampair & Egan.
Due on Mav 1
37/8s.
^
Lac
Co., Inc., Northwest¬
National Bank of Minneapo¬
lis, Shearsonf.Hammiil & Co., B.
J. Van Ingen & Co., .Inc., Cald¬
well, Phillips Co., MannheimerEgan, Inc., Shaughnessy & Co.,
Inc., Woodard-Elwood & Co., and
.
Goidman,
I
Dec.
purchase
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
payable
trust
elusive.
ern
Trust, First National Bank, both
and
the
Nov.
on
1
Co., The Allison-Williams Co., J.
_
Chicag05
1931
to
of
(CST) On Nov..
Of $126,000
improvement 1961, series C
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961.
Due
syndicate
were
1I68Tw?r!1 a>^ard£d ta a,^n"
^ca^ ^
Qf
1963
as
Erickson,
receive sealed
will
Clerk,
for
6
.
Bo«d Sale—The$16,815,OOOsewp^e disposal Rouge Valley system
bonds offered on Oct. 31 v. 194,
on
Canfield,. Paddock
In-
'-A'*;-'*
-Pnnri
Canfield;
any bank or trust
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by • Miller,
^
Jan.
on
(J-J)
271,
Sale
awarded
..r,
;
from
1
city
by Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at
a price of
par, a net interest cost
of about 4.10%, as follows:
;
c
any
of Detroit
assessment
interest
u
interest
building bonds
Oct. 26
.
to
Mass.
school
.
$200,000 bonds 'Tw™i+
194, p. 1767
ei °
1, 1961. Due
No.
Bridgeport Township, Mich, i & Co., at a price of 1Q0.0536, a
Offering—John Gilmour,' net interest cost of about 3.89%,
Township
Clerk, •*, will
receive as follows:
.
*
v
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on $1,990,000 as 5s.
Due on May 1
Nov. 7 for the purchase of $45,000
from 1966 to 1974 inclusive,
1961 sanitary sewer district No. 2,
4,950,000 as 4s.
Due on Mav 1
special
City
1964 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
Bond
Oct. 26—v.
to
at
?■>.£
w
I
v
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Bloomington Indep. School District
1W
Paddock *
p.m:
Bond Offering—W. H.
horst, of Minneapolis.
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
as
and
BaddocK & btone, ot Detroit.-
1963
c~iUty°r?u' conTnnn
awarded
gen &
Stone
and
Sale—The
—rwere
Rr
Miller,;
ly 1961. Due
MASSACHUSETTS
on
by
Nov.
'M
Bond
Dated
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
'■v
'¥*™i
(A-O)' payable
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
April 1 from
on
trust company
or
Miller,:
pur-f5
4
re¬
(CST) on
15 for the purchase of $250,waterworks
improvement
0 0 0
(CST)
p.m.
,
sewer
1964. - Principal
1,
Judell,
Cox
the
1966 inclusive. Callable
ao-
Orleans.
Foley,
offered
to
Paddock
lice
bends.
for
13
1961. Due
approved
•
-Lf
Rapides Parish, La.
Bond Offering-^-Marion
/
1,
April
of
on
were
—
Nov.
on
G. I;
Edward
Offering—Sealed bids will
ignated by the successful bidder. successful
approved
by .^Dorsey,. proved by
Owen, Barber, Marquart
Wind-' St. Paul.
♦
reit,
'
•
until
Callable
Legality
v
.
£l*ir*
^
4:30
Offering
D. J. Harm, $585,000 as 3.80s. Due on Feb.
CRy Clerk, will receive sealed
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
bids until 7:30, p.m. (EST) on Nov.
520,000 as 4s.
Due on Feb.
13 for the purchase of $300,000
from 1974 to 1981 inclusive.
by
Miller,
Canfield,
t7
I* ^2? -r>Un
650,000 as 4.10s. "■ Due on Feb.
& Stone, of Detroit. '
bTon^s' Dated Nov. 1,1961.. Due oa I from 1982 to 1991 inclusive.
Nov. d from,1962 to 1976 incluOther members of the
of $19,000 sanitary
v fecial assessment bonds.
:* ; ;
*■
'
w
bid^
Dec.
on
Bond
purchase of $650,improvement bonds.
public
cipal and
Principal and
;.t
1963 to
bids until
Dated Oct.
from
receive
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit,
*•
h
Hastings, Minn.
and
chase
Morel
-
,
000
W.
Kenneth
Offering—Dr.
sealed
Nov.
at any bank or trust company des¬
will
1*
be received until 8 p.m.
bidder.
Nov. 20 for the
Blocmfield Township, Mich, r sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
Bond Offering — D e 1 o r i s V.: payable at any bank or trust comLittle, Township Clerk, will re- pany designated by the successceive sealed.^bids until 7:30 p.m.vful bidder. Legality approved by
bank or
designated by the
at
from
1
1962
.
'
"
1986
successful^, bidder
&
approved
1,1961.
1964
and
Oct;
on
inclusive.. Principal
Paddock
recre^-
Dec.
from
1
Principal
on
interest (A-O) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the successful bidder.*
Legality
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 20 for. the purchase of $325,^
lion
sealed
at
interest (A-O) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
Nov.J-14- approved • by Miller, - Canfield,
construction bonds^ Dated Dec. 1„
.-:;v
Gramercy Recreation District, La.
Bond Offering—^Elwin G. Millet, Secretary of the -Board of
.Commissioners,
will
receive
Due
to 1966 inclusive.
purchase of $260,000 school
'°
000
—
Clerk
Nov,
on
1,
1974. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at any bank or trust com- /
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen, Barber, Marquart
& Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
Babbitt, Minn.
Offering—James S. Von
Wald, Village Clerk, will receive
Mich
Offering
City
Due
Bond
cial assessment bonds.1 Dated Dec
1, 1961, Due on Oct.
from 1962
A
-
"
Midland
Due
bonds.
..
»
Alpena School District,-Mich.
I ?v
Chabfnan
P
bv
payabie
ceive
MINNESOTA
Jr^Tf'Jn gality_approved by'Storey, Thorn- seaied 'bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
Dod^' 01 flosto»: goy/S fo r the PU^rf$:
bonds. Dated
MICHIGAN
;.
wLiri S nTi nl"
or
approved
;
(Jc0) Payable at the State Street
Bank & Trust
(M.N)
successful
(EST)
on
, $935-
p.m.
approved by Miller, Cantield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
ntCaPni^"
Offering
Florence H.
bank
trust compahy dJighated Eva> - Secretary of the Board of
by the^ successful bidder L^galitv Education, will receive sealed bids
nH
Holt,
sealed
t
?»* bank or trust ™m9any
i^hated by the successful bidder.
Dec! L196L
Qf 1948 bondsdDMed
jn„illt!irfl
1QQ9
7:30
receive
n m
1962
sewer,
'
t
will
the
3V4S.
as
inclusive.
Principal and
payable at
any
(J-J)
1,
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
trust company
or
Nov.
on
,
designated
Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
p^a^!?^
the
15, 1962. Due
i qco
bank
from
1
'
(CST) on Nov.T6 for the purchase• :
of $320,000 waterworks improve*:
"
ment bonds. Dated Dec. 1; 1961/
•
inclusive.
interest
Canfield,
by
bids
purchase
,
Elwood .Sar-
—
Miller,
& Stone, of Detroit.
City
Sank & Trust Co., 111 Fifanklin
Baton
RnnH
Bond
.
by
1966
to
Legality
Bond" Offering—Norman
by
Rouge Parish, Greater Que on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1966
Baton Rouge .Consolidated Sewerinclusive. Principal and
interest:;
,
bidder.
Wtlb-.raham,.Mass.
N
« f
■ ..
- ,
^
000 storm" sewer * bonds.' Dated
own Trea:surer, wdl:>|ceive Nov; ^ 1961 Due on Nov 1 from
yo Tr,,J rn
ni
Prfnkffn 1962 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
R:it
approved
I nillRIANA
East
Nov.
indusive. Paddock
(M-N) pay-
on
,
on
successful
80,000'
-
Bond
spe¬
Jan.
on
3s.
Due
1971..-
as
Callahan, Village Clerk; will
Aug.
1961. Due
/
1
Nov.
on
Goodview, Minn.
cial assessment bonds. Dated
1,
Due
1970 and
*
improvement distfict No. 16
Seas^e^wiU'receive
by Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer,
■
1976 inclusive. Principal and interest (M-N) payable at any bank
or trust company designated by
'
inclu-
Nov.l, 1966.
of Louisville.
Due
0f Boston. Legality approved
Ropes & Gray, of Boston.
N
of
revenue
to T982
of
as
1961.
.
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on
Nov.
Divi-
receiye a5je at the First National Bank,
p.m.
the
school
$290,000
will
NoV;
I .fro.m ,196f interest
<?
Principal and
E
,
Love
Municipal
.
the purchase of $2,350,000 bonds.: the
^
.
Bank,
sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 8 for
of
follows:
as
23/4s.
as
of,
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
■
panv
3.01%,
$170,000
$700,0C0
sewer
system • revenue •
*i
y-.y //yyy
;• .• :V,v' arskim, City Clerk, will receive- West Bloomfield: Township, Mich.
bonds/Datdd Dee::i;'1961- Due on i Plymouth-Carver Regional -School
Bond ^Offering —
sealed bids until 8 p,nu;(EST); on-;
Dorothy M.
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclu> * District,
Plymouth, Mass.
•Nov. 20 for the purchase of $2,- Chamberlain,
Township
Clerk,
siVe. Callable as of Dec. 1, 1973.
Bond Offering—David A. Cap- 165,000 sanitary sewer 1961 special will receive sealed bids until 8
Principal and interest (J-D) pay- Pannari, District Treasurer, will assessment bonds. Dated Nov. 1, p.m. (EST) on Nov. 15 for the
able at any bank or trust com- receive sealed bids c/o the First
1961. Due on May 1 from 1962 to purchase
of $15,000,
1961 street
ful
and
Co., Inc., jointly, at a price
100.064,
a
net
interest cost
Corp., Trust Company
of
Georgia, Atlanta,. Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, Wells &
Christensen, Inc., and White, Weld
& Co.
Bond Offering—Mane K.
t
194, p. 1768
Halsey, Stuart
Shaughnessy 8c
awarded to
Inc.,
Co.
Securities
«•«*.-
basis, of about
a
-
25—v.
&
Co., Stone & Webster"
-
.
bids
" the
R;*,<>*)
Oct.
on
—were
Co., Mercantile Trust
Company, St. Louis, Morgan Guar¬
anty Trust Co., New York.F. S. Moseley & Co., National
City Bank, Cleveland, Philadel¬
phia National Bank, R. W. Pressprich & Co., Shields & Co., Stern
'
uj
Bond Sale
Rt
Lonisvnj
^uisvallo
of
a' bond
fered
McDonald &
The $350,000 bonds Fifst of Micnigan Gofporatioilt
& offered on Oct. 25-v: 194, p. 1767 and Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
,^
,_were awarded to Tucker, An- jointly, at a price of 100.01.
v
.^ri.thony .& R. L. Day, as 2.40s, at a
.
u
Grafton
bv
Bond
Chippewa County (P. O.
Montevideo),-Minn.
Sale—The $290,000 public
drainage system 1961 bonds of¬
Bond
0
inAinn
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, as 4
interest (J-J) payable
Citizens-Fidelity banK &
Co., ;in Louisville/ Legality
nnnroved
improvement
v.
and
the
at
airport
rence
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1991 inclusive.
Callable as of July 1,1965. Principai
Principal and interest' (J-D)
59
(1999)
•
-'
Bond
Sale—The $70,000
—l-v.-
to
The
Paul.
*.
1763—were awarded •
First National Bank, Of.. V-
194;
St.
electric
2&>
bonds Offered on Oct.
revenue
p;
'
v
60
City
sealed
Nov.
for
Clerk,
will
Bas-
receive
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
for the purchase of $92,-
local
improvement
assessment
1961.
Due
1971
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1
Dec.
on
special
1962 to
from
1,
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at any bank
terest
trust
designated
company
by
the
hall
purchase of $150,000 city
bonds.
Due
1967 inclusive.
1963 to
Bond Sale—The
$382,000 public
improvement bonds offered on
Oct.
27—v.
194,
p.
1768—were
awarded
Inc., at
to
Harrington
&
Co.,
price of 100.055.
a
Harrison
County Supervisor's Dist.
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
(P. O. Gulf port), Miss.
$100,000
road bonds offered
sold
'<y
;*
2
of
The
to
First
Oct. 20
on
National
was
Bank,
Memphis.
Owatonna, Minn.
Bond
ing
194,
to The
Security Bank & Trust Co.,
Owatonna,
of
334s, at
as
par.
*
.
price
a
Bond
Oct.
on
1435—were awarded
p.
Simpson County, Miss.
Offering—Archie Magee,
$125,000 park¬
bonds offered
revenue
3—v.
of
Sale—The
Chancery
Park
jail repair
B.
Cheney,
8
until
7
street
purchase
$37,000
1,
1963
to
1961. Due
interest
bank
inclusive.
1972
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
(J-D) payable at
of
by
Lefler
Independent
Rapids
No.
Sch.
Bank
Clerk,
receive
(CST) on
the purchase of $950,-
District
Nov. 15 for
school
000
Dec.
building
bonds. Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
1986 inclusive. Callable
1964 to
of
will
8 p.m.
1961. Due
1,
000
trust
designated
company
by
proved
&
Faegre
Minneapolis::
Le'gblity
by
ap¬
of
Benson,
yjy.-j
Co.,
highway,
fered
series
headed
2
to
awarded
were
bonds
the
bv
Chase
Manhattan
3.10s, at a
basis of about
prire of 100.5193, a
as
3.05%.
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows:
as
of
J.
C.
of
Devine
&
&
Trust
Co.,
at
Nolan, Fleming-W, B. Hibbs
ger,
&
Co., and J. A. Overton & Co.
waterworks
Sa
bends
offered
were
e
awarded
the
at
$896,boo
The
—
to
same
time
syndicate
a
sold
5V4S.
Brothers
Dated Oct.
1
from
St.
&
to
was
Co.,
as
on
1986
on
—were
awarded
Nov.
inclu¬
to
194,
a
Co.,
Continental
Bank
Trust
&
Illinois
National
Co., both
Equitable
Trust
of
Chi¬
Securities
Corp.;
Laidlaw
&
Co., Stroud & Co.;
King, Quirk & Co., Robert W.
cago:
Baird
&
atic
Co.;
Corp.:
New
York
American
Bank,-St. Paul;
Shockey & Co.
and
schcol
on
Pale
both
of
Kansas
price of 100.0021.
City,
at
a
.
$1,500,000
Oct. 31—v.
194, p. 1890—were
syndicate composed
Commerce Trust Co., Kan^-
awarded
to
a
City, First National Bank, St.
Louis, Gcodbody & Co., Boettcher
&
Co., and Luce, Thompson &
Crowe, Inc., at a price of 100.003.
rial
$600,000 memo¬
building revenue 1961,
union
series A
to
bonds
194,
offered
1662—were
p.
group
composed
Hutton & Co,, Blewer,
Co.,
Reinholdt
Oct.
on
a
O.
Peet
Bond
Additional
memorial
E.
F.
Glynn &
Gardner, and
Co., at a price of
&
on
Nov.
$10,000
8
until
for
10
the
county
time
same
Housing
Agency,
Bond
City
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
Offering—C. L. Lancaster,
will receive sealed
3V2S, at
as
a
Finance
price of
par.
on
Nov.
7
terest
Oct.
on
1,
until
will
receive
Fry, City
sealed
bids
7:30
p.m.
(MST) on Nov. 7
purchase of $10,872 spe¬
improvement
lighting Dis¬
the
for
cial
trict
I,
No.
103
1961.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Due
on
Oct.
1,
Due
on
Oct.
1,
Jan.
Nov.
1,
1970.
Billings Special Improvement
.Bond
City
No.
789,
will
of
$16,415,000
Due
bonds.
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.*
In¬
Fry,
Dated
Dec.
bonds
194,
(P. O. Howells), Neb.
Sale—An
school
bonds
issue
of
offered
$150,-
on
Oct.
sold to The Storz-Wachob-
Co., and the KirkpatriekPettis Company,
jointly, as 33/4s,
a
about
National
Bank,
Legality
in
approved
Jersey Turnpike Authority,
Ne w Jersey
:
Revenues Increase 3.4%—Traf¬
the
on
Turnpike this
year
to
estimated at 42,277,000
was
increase of 6%
an
over
price
of
3.52%.
102.68,
a
basis
to
Nov.
on,
1.
year
$30,500,300,
toll
at
of
ago.
Mex.
$203,000 public
building bonds offered on Oct. 2,4
—v.' 194, p. 1769—were awarded
to The Commerce Trust Co., Kan¬
sas
City.
' " 1
'
"
Sale—The
Bond
New Mexico
meeting it was also re¬
ported that the Authority's bond¬
535,000 to $383,665,000
26, 1961.
by $82,of Oct.
as
Highlands University,
New Mexico
Offerin g—Evelyn
Board
bids
until
10
a.m.
(MST)
purchase of
$430,000 student family apartment
Nov.
on
1,
1963
1961
Dated
April
on
inclusive.
2001
■
sealed
Nov.
offered
Oct.
on
24
1768—were
p.
Newbold's
3V2S, at
of
a
about
Son
&
Co.,
and
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
chase
of
until
16
burn
Texico
Sherman
Municipal
No.
Bond
terry,
&
School
N.
2,
Bank,
7:30
of the
Due
(MST) on Nov. 8
purchase
of
$125,000
bonds.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Dated
1
Dec.
from
1962
Principal, and
able
Mechanics
the
at
(P.
O.
194,
8
p.m.
pur¬
pay¬
National
Township School District,
on
(EST)
purchase
Dated
Aug.
1
of
1,
1962
clusive.
Principal
at
of
the
school
1961. Due
1982 in¬
to
and
interest
National
Legality ap¬
First
Marlton.
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
ford
&
Hiphtstown, N. J.
Offerin g—Elsie
Clerk,
Liedtke, Borough
sealed
bids
Nov.
14
until
&
for
M.
will
8
the
Oct.
1891—were
p.
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
of
$291,000 bonds. Dated
1, from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
of
payable at
Company,
ity
&
Bond
Hightstown. Legal¬
by Hawkins, Dela¬
Wood, of New York City.
Matawan, N. J.
Offering — Margaret
Viebreck,
Borough
Clerk,
P.
will
1966
approved
Sherman &
a
,
r.P
and
YORK
Oyster
Bay
Union
Free School District No.
lahd,
District Clerk,
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
6,
Amityville, N. Y.
Offering — W. D. Mars-
Bond
for
will
11
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
school
Nov.
from
until
15
$3,368,000
building bonds.
1, 1961. Due on Nov.
1962 to
1990 inclusive.
In¬
terest M-N.
Cheetcw~ga and West Seneca
j
Union Free School District
30
No. 9
(P. O. Sloan), N. Y.
Bond
school
Sale
bonds
—
The
offered
$3,440,000
on
Oct.
26
194, p. 1769—were awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by C. J.
Devine & Co., as 3V2s, at a price
of 100.76, a basis of about 3.43%.
—v.
Other members of the syndicate
Raritan, N. J.
Bend
etli,
Oct.
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
(EST>
on
chase
were
Offering—Vincent J. Min-
Borough
ceive
Nov.
will
until
13
re¬
8
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
of
$128,000 bonds. Dated
1961. Due on Oct. 1 from
1,
1962
to
1971
inclusive.
J. Sims &
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Secaucus,
Bond
Offering
N.
J.
sealed
on
bids until
Nov;
for
14
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
the
purchase of
$194,000 public improvement and
fire apparatus bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1961. Due on Dec. 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
Principal
and
in¬
&
Co., and Talmage & Co.
Y.
ous
$2,420,000 vari¬
general improvement
purpose
bonds
offered on Nov. 1—v. 194,
1891—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Phelps,
Fenn &
Co., as 2.70s, at a price of 100.0033,
p.
a
Schiesel, Town Clerk, will receive
Nuveen
Bend Sale—The
Alexander
—
John
Elmira, N.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
State Bank,
in Raritan.
Raritan
follows:
as
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Bache & Co., E. F.
Hutton Ik Co., Granbery, Marache
Ik Co., Park, Rvan.
Inc., Herbert
and interest
basis
of
about
2.67%.
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows:
as
R.
W.
Press-
prich & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.
Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; McDonnell & Co.;
Van
Alystyne,
Lemon
Noel
&
&
Co.,
Co.; .Johnston,
and
Mullaney,
Wells & Co.
terest
(J-D) payable at the Trust
Company of New Jersey, in Se¬
caucus.
Legality
approved
by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
Fallsburgh,
receive
^
(P. O. Sparta), N. J.
Bond
bonds
p.
Sale—The
offered
1558—were
Sussex
&
-
on
school
9—v. 194,
awarded
to
The
Merchants 4'National
Bank, of Newton, as 2.45s, at a
price of 100.101, a basis of about
2.41%.
(EST)
of
$30,000
Oct.
Fallsburgh
New
Bond
Park
Dist.,
York
Offerin g—Mortimer
Michaeles, Town Supervisor, will
Sparta Township School District
the Hightstown Trust
in
approved
field
NEW
Babylon
awarded
of about 3.78%.
to
interest
office.^Legality
,
Dawson,
Nagel,
Howard, of Denver.
$1,000,000
on
Co., taking $999,000, as
price of 100.162, a basis
3.80s, at
1973
Bond
on
by
a
$575,000
Aug.
from
Nov. 14 for
on
The
—
offered
re¬
ler, Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
Sale
bonds
Reynolds & Co., and J. C. Brad¬
of
until 8 p.m.
Township School Dist.
Pennsauken), N. J.
E.
Burlington. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
the
Legality
by
Bond
1, 1961.
(J-D) payable at the State Treas¬
Dated
school
of
on
Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
&
Single-
Board
p.m.
the
school
interest
Orange.
of
District
Mex.
Offering—Glenn
Secretary
until
1
inclusive.
1984
to
and
Howard,
Education, will receive sealed bids
$1,-
group
composed of Hornblower & Weeks, Blair & Co., Inc.,
$405,000 school bonds.
1, 1961. Due on Nov.
1962
Principal
Pennsauken
to
the
for
Principal and interest (M-N)
Bank
cf
payable at the Second Na¬
Nov.
from
(EST)
purchase
City.
3.45%.
Jacques, Township Clerk, will
1
the
Interest
of Denver.
July 1 from 1962 to 1990
on
—v.
(EST)
for
approved
J.
Co., taking $558,000, as
price of 100.419, a basis
Burlington Township, N. J.
Bond Offering — Myron
ceive
bids until 8 p.m.
21
April
from
1
Legality approved by Daw¬
Nagel,
son,
bonds.
Due
to
A-O.
the
for
10
1961.
urer's
Orange, N. J.
Bond Off ering-1—Michael J ^DonIon, « City
Clerk,
wilL/'receive
F.
Secretary-Treasurer of the
of
Regents, will receive
sealed
for
the
MEXICO
NEW
rev¬
reported
improvement
an
over a year
At
The
were
a
Farmington, N.
period in 1960 it was re¬
ported at the Meeting of Commis¬
this
Hanauer & Co.,
price of 100.022, a
J. B.
basis of about 3.04%.
same
sioners
bor¬
Oct.
3.05s, at
as
<
.
$33,000
improvement bonds offered
24—v. 194, p. 1769—were
ough
awarded
revenue
New
a
Wharton, N. J.
1975
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
sewer
awarded
a group composed of B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Ira Haupt & Co., W.
chase
County, Howells School
District
at
1962 to
Nov.
Colfax
was
Middletwon
tional
Sale—The $560,000
utility
(EST)
Bond
from
1
Middletown.
(J-J)
Bordentown, N. J.
Bond
ceive
NEBRASKA
000
p.m.
pur¬
100.20,
of
Sale —The
Bond
Bond
inclusive.
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on Nov.
14
for the purchase
of $500,000
bonds.
8
the
for
price
a
249,000 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962.
proved
J.
receive
until
8
ed debt had been reduced
NEW JERSEY
Bank,
Mont.
Offering—Wm.
Clerk,
at
Principal and interest
payable at the Keansburg-. Irish,
(J-D)
Due
J-J. "
District
194,
B. J.
3.10s,
basis of
as
about 3.06%.
Bache
to
to
1769—were awarded
Ingen & Co., Inc.,
p.
Van
inclusive.
3.4%
HAMPSHIRE
payable
Interest
bids
Nov.
Dec.
on
enues
Jersey
Bond Offering—Harold H. Mil¬
Billings, Mont.
Bond Offering—W. J.
Due
vehicles,
J-D.
Evesham
Bender
Clerk,
(CST
Home
and
the
to
23—v.
chase of $500,000 general improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
the
New
improvement
Greenville, Miss..
bids until 4 p.m.
awarded
MONTANA
16
.
were
L, 1961.
bonds. Due from 1962 to 1966
incl.
-v
Sale—The $1,950,000
building revenue
1961, series B bonds offered at the
Offering—J. Mack Jones,
Clerk,
will
receive
bids
purchase
awarded
of
sealed
on
1
New Hampshire (State of)
Bond Offering—Alfred S. Cloes,
State
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until Nov. 15 for the
27
union
Chancery
sealed
&
improvement
Claiborne County, Miss.
(
Oct.
on
1980.
NEW
receive
Oct. 25
."/'V/y;""
Dated
sas
MISSISSIPPI
Due
37/ss.
as
R. Ross &
City), Mo.
Bond Sale—The
Hanse-
building 1961 bonds offered
cf the
1979 and
Oct.
on
Middletown Township, N. J.
Offerin g—J.
Francis
fic
1976 inclusive.
3.90s.
as
offered
■i
1978.
and
Principal and interest
p; 1662—were awarded
& Co., as 3V2s.
1
Oct.
on
Due
3.80s.
as
106,000
H.
University of Missouri (P. O.
Jefferson
bonds
1
to
Hutchinson,
The
1974 to
1977
—v.
>
—
98,000
Co.,
Clerk,
Bond
Oct.
on
Due
3%s.
as
trom
ings Bank, of Chicago, First Bos¬
ton Corp., Commerce Trust Co.,
and City National Bank & Trust
National
Unorganized Territory of St. Louis
(P. O. Duluth), Minn.
3V2S.
as
com¬
99.12.
Northern
Due
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
posed of The Harris Trust & Sav¬
H.
follows:
1
1890
p.
group
Oct.
on
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
from 1963 to 1990
$2,000,000 bonds
1—v.
Due
3V4S.
1971
to
Spring Lake, N. J.
Sale—The $80,000 sewer
bonds offered on Oct. 30—v. 194,
Bond
,
Joseph, Mo.
Bond Sale—The
Other members of the syndicate
as
5s.
.
as
119,000
of
Due
1961.
1.
1980
offered
of
were
from
of
bonds
revenue
Stern
to
headed by the First National Bank
Chicago.
as
106,000
Trust
$47,000
sewerage
im¬
and
provement
—v.
Additional
$122,000
1981.
issue
awarded
a group
composed of Blyth &
Co., Inc., Edward L. Burton &
Co., First Security Bank of Utah,
N. A.,
of Salt Lake City, and
Coughlin & Co., Inc., at a price
of 100.0001, a net interest cost of
about 3.80%, as follows:
106,000
Sale—An
Oct. 26
on
1662—were
p.
1961.
1,
1962
Monday, November 6, 1961
on
(EST)
to
Oct.
price
a
Elko), Nevada
194,
Nov.
from
Rausch, Township Treasurer, will
(P. O.
Sale—The $790,000 build¬
ing 1961 bonds offered
—v.
1
Bond
Elko County School District
,
Dated
Nov.
New York City.
;
,
p.m.
pur¬
Medford Lakes School Dist., N. J.
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school
&
,
Owensville, Mo.
City National Bank
of
Kansas
City,!
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Fol-
Gundy
8
the
for
awan.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
NEVADA
$400,-
&
&
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
Co., Federation Bank & Trust Co.,
of New York,
Wood,
133,000
on
Drexel
and the Robert E. Schweser Com¬
Continental
Bank
Chicago,
Bond
of¬
syndicate
a
Bank, of New York,
The
to
National
$3,500,000 trunk
No.
issue
follows:
as
.
(M-N) payable at the Farmers &
Merchants National Bank, in Mat¬
syndi¬
pany.
The
to
the
Co., Inc.;
Chiles-Schutz. Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.; Hannaford & Talbot,
3.34s.
as
sive.
Oct. 31—v. 194, p. 1768—
on
Bank,
of
Co.; Fahnestock & Co.;
Co.; Newburger, Loeb &
&
Co.;
100.023.
May
St. Paul, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
sold
Illinois
&
Rand
City, Mo.
Sale—An
was
were
nolds
$72,000
sold
was
Kansas
of
hospital bonds offered
24
members
Co., Shields & Co., Bear, Stearns
&
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Rey¬
as
1, 1975. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at any bank
or
issue
Poplar Bluff,
Bond
Dec.
the successful bidder.
bonds
of
North
Bond Offering—Hilbert J. Isaac¬
sealed bids until
cate
Bluff), Mo.
Sale—An
Bond
Minn.
548,
National
MISSOURI
school
District
First
was
Butler County Consolidated School
District No. C-l (P. O. Poplar
Peterson,
Haertzen, of
&
Minneapolis.
son,
The
to
$55,000
Memphis.
Howard,
approved
Pelican
sold
of
Oct. 23
on
any
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
LeFevere.
issue
road bonds offered
Principal
trust company
or
Sale—An
Bond
Nov.
on
of
improvement bonds.
Dec.
and
(CST)
p.m.
the
for
Other
until
15
.
.
$50,000 general improve¬
bonds.
on
inclusive.
100.0026.
Bond
Tate County Supervisor's Districts
(P. O. Senatobia), Miss.
ment
Due
Chronicle
bids
Nov.
on
chase of
price of
a
sealed
(EST)
offered
194, p. 1557—were
syndicate headed by
a
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at
inclusive.
1.972
to
bonds
31—v.
awarded to
until
10 a.m.
(CST)
purchase of $20,bonds. Due frpm
receive
$4,500,000 elec¬
revenue
receive
Rapids, Minn.
Offering—A.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
will
Nov. 6 for the
on
1963
Bond
bids
sealed
000
'
Clerk,
light
Oct.
on
No.
,
Bond Sale—The
tric
Greenwood, Miss.
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
apolis.
Fremont, Neb.
improvement
from
14
000
or
The Commercial and Financial
New Ulm, Minn.
Offering — Andrew
Bond
tian,
(2°00)
sealed
on
bids
until
2
p.m.
Nov. 14 for the purchase
$315,000, 1961 park bonds. Dated
1, 1961. Due on April 1 from
Oct.
1962
to
1978
and interest
South
inclusive.
Princ:pal
(A-O) payable at the
Fallsburgh National Bank,
Fallsburgh. Legality ap¬
proved
by Svkes,
Galloway
&
Dikeman, cf New York City.
in South
■
Volume
194
Hempstead Union
Number 6105
Free
Sch.
No. 6, N. Y.
Bond
Dist.
<
:
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Southold
No.
Offering—Sally M. Riley,
p.
the purchase
for
of $2,000,000
School
Dist.
Y.
1891—were awarded to
composed
a
Nov.
1, 1961. Due
R.
1962
to
Feb. 1 from
on
Principal
interest (F-A) payable at the
and
National Bank, of Long
Legality
approved
by
Security
Island.
Hawkins,
Delafield
New York
Cityv*
;
&
A;
i
Wood,
;••• '<•
East Northport
District, N. Y.
Huntington
Bond
of
^
Offering—George Ulrich,
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
16 for the purchase of $400,-
house 1961
fire
000
bonds.
White &
3.40s, at
as
Co., and Tilney &
a price of 100.83,
basis of about 3.30%.
a
Bond
Offering
Dated
Nov.
1, 1961. Due on May 1 from
1963 to 1991 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
E.
Elak,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
for
(EST)
Nov. 9
on
the purchase of $123,000
improvement
Dated Oct.
from
1961
1, 1961. Due
1962 to
the
Manufacturers
Trust
Co.,
bonds.
Oct. 1
on
1970 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O)
at
gen¬
in
Legality
Buffalo.
by Hawkins, Delafield
6 Wood, of New York City.
NORTH
Lloyd Harbor (P. O. Huntington),
York
New
Bond
Offering
w
$160,000
playground bonds of¬
25—v. 194, p. 1662
—were
awarded to Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., as 3V4S, at a
park
and
fered
P&
The
—
on
Oct.
tober
R.
No.
District
1, N.
Y.
Offering—John
Bond
S.
Prop¬
President of the Board of Edu¬
will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 8 for
er,
cation,
purchase,, of. $37p,plQ0
interest
Nov.
1,
on
(M-N)
at the
Falls.
payable
of
Bank
State
schppl
Nov, 1 from, 1962
inclusive! Principal and
Due
1980
to
Dated
bonds.
addition
1961.
Honeoye
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
North
Salem, Somers, Southeast &
Sch.
Central
Carmel
Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Purdy Station), N. Y.
Bond
Sale —The
$1,370,000
school 1961 bonds offered on Oct.
31—v. 194, p.
to
a
1769—were awarded
composed of The Mor¬
group
1891—were
composed of
&: Co.,
price of 100.001.
a
Secretary,
will
Bond
Dible,
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
13 for the purchase of $140,-
hospital addition bonds. Dated
1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from
1963
to
1976
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
First
Citizens
National
Bank, of
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Upper
Sandusky.
Jefferson
Local
School
Ohio
Bond
O f f
i
e r
Swearingen, Clerk of the
of Education, will receive
bids until
(EST)
noon
Board
sealed
purchase of $52,000 school
building additional bonds. Dated
Due
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
and
interest
the
National
(M-N)
Principal
payable
Bank
of
ernment
sealed
Commission, will receive
bids
his
at
office
in
Ra¬
hall
bonds.
Due
Dated
June
on
Dec.
at
Adams
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
Lorain, Ohio
Offering—Joseph J. Mitock, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Nov. 13 for the purchase of $334,500 bonds, as follows:
from
1
1963
Dated
to
1976
27,000
N.
O.
(P.
County
Raleigh),
C.
1,
bonds.
1961.
1963
Due
on
1972
to
in¬
bonds.
1972
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
on
construction
1
1963
payable
office.
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Due on June 1
1972, inclusive.
90,000 as 4s. Due on June 1, 1973.
1,935,000 as 3V4S. Due on June 1
to
1964
from
150,000
about 3.40%.
6s.
as
from
Blyth & Co., Inc., Spencer
Trask & Co., and Ernst & Co., as
3V2S, at a price of 100.954, a basis
bonds.
to
1974
y4s.
as
1986, inclusive.
Due on June 1,
Due
(J-D)
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Dec.
from
1
1963
to
interest
The
at
1, 1961.
and
Principal
payable
1972
Cleveland
Trust
Co., in Cleveland. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, ,of Cleveland.
1987.
Stratford,
Ephratah,
Oppenheim,
St. Johnsville and Manheim Central
School
District
No. 2,
offered
1769
p.
1
(P. O. R.D.
26—v.
194,
awarded to The
were
—
school
$85,000
Oct.
on
were
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
&
Union
Onslow
equipment and
fered
North
National
Hempstead,
in
Bank,
$
Ramapo, Clarkstown, Orangetown
and Haverstraw Towns, Rockland
County, New York
Names Co-Paying Agent—Bank¬
"k
Co.
Trust
ers
co-paying
J
district
bonds
1963
1991
appointed
been
has
agent
amount
principal
a
due
The
to
Wachovia
OHIO
nue
194,
the
$150,000 stu¬
apartment, series 1960 reve¬
bonds
offered
on
1558—were
p.
Oct.
23—v.
awarded
to
Housing and Home Finance
as 3Vss, at a price of par.
$3,230,000 Agency,
3.75%
school
for
from
Central
serially
Brook Park
School District No. 2 of the Towns
(P. O. Berea), Ohio
BondSSale—The $112,500 street
improvement bonds offered on
of
Oct. 24
to
and
of
Clarkstown, Orange-
Ramapo,
town
inclusive
Haverstraw,
Rockland
County, N. Y.
Smithtown
as
Central
No. 1,
school
v.
a
194,
School District
bonds
offered
and
Bacon,
Francis
Oct. 31—
3.70s, at
of about
a
Roosevelt &
& Co.,
Stevenson
I.
duPont
&
Co., as
price of 100.33, a basis
3.67%.
_
194, p. 1558 — were
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
a
price of 100.339, a
at
and
Bond
Offering
Ohio
Joe
DuBar,
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 16
for the purchase of $56,098 street
improvement special assessment
—
City Auditor,
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
Dec. 1 from 1963 to
Due
on
1972, inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
ited
Sale—The
1987,
interest
Legality
ap¬
awarded
to
will
7:30
Bond
Offering—Ted W. Brown,
Secretary
sioners of the
on
chase
of
bids
Nov.
21
until
for
Due
15
noon
the
major
construction,
pur¬
thor¬
series
Dated
bonds.
revenue
March
Commis¬
the
$30,000,000
oughfare
1961.
of
Sinking Fund, will
sealed
Dec.
O
15,
semi-annually
on
and
Sept. 15 from 1962
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
State Treasurer's
office.
Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
to
1972
inclusive.
Russells Point,
Bond
Krouskop, Village Clerk, will
sealed
on
bids
until
7
F.
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 8 for the purchase
$23,500 village improvement
special assessment bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1 from
1962 to 1966 inclusive. Int. M-N.
Vand alia,
Bond
tary
ment
v.
Ohio
$425,000 sani¬
system improve¬
bonds offered
194,
p.
bids
Nov.
on
Oklahoma
County Dependent Sch.
District No. 37, Okla.
Bond
building
offered
and
equipment
bonds
Oct. 31—v. 194, p. 1891
to The Liberty
on
awarded
&
Bank
Oklahoma
Trust
City.
Co.,
Awards
on
Oct.
24—
1559—were awarded to
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
$56
Bonds—An
cate
syndi¬
jointly managed
Lynch,
by Merrill
Fenner & Smith
Pierce,
Incorporated; Allen & Company;
White, Weld & Co.; John Nuveen
&
Co., Incorporated; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc. and Leo Oppen¬
heim & Company, offered on Nov.
2 an issue of $56,500,000 Oklahoma
Turnpike Authority 4%%
turn¬
pike
revenue
bonds,
(South¬
western Turnpike Project), dated
July 1, 1961 and due July 1, 2001.
The bonds are priced at 100%
and accrued interest. The bonds do
not represent debt of the State of
Oklahoma
or
of its political
any
subdivisions. Interest
income
all
taxes
statute and
present
under
court
Federal
the
existing
decisions.
of
western
84.6
an
mile
South¬
part
as
limited access,
miles
Turnpike
of the
from
Red
Wichita
of
the
or
Southwestern
as
3%s, at
Route has
will be constructed
at
Funds.
bonds
including the revenues of
paid-out projects and also motor
fuel excise taxes apportioned to
the Authority and deposited in the
Turnpike Trust Fund under the
provisions of the Enabling Act.
nues,
The
bonds, will be redeem¬
any date not earlier than
new
on
July 1, 1971, at the option of the
Authority, at prices ranging from
105%
to
100%, and through the
sinking fund, on any interest pay¬
ment date not earlier than July 1,
1969, at prices starting at 103%
and declining to par, plus accrued
interest in each case,
The
Authority is
corporate
of
from
1964
to
2001
approved
Fagin,
by
Oklahoma
of
-
.
•
.
"
-
Savanna, Okla.
Bond
Town
bids
Offering—J. V. Johnston,
Clerk,
until
will
7:30
receive
p.
sealed
(CST)
m.
on
Nov. 14 for the
purchase of $35,000
system, series 1961 bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
sewer
from 1963 to 1986, inclusive.
able as of Dec. 1, 1976.
Savanna
Public
Works
Call¬
Authority,
Oklahoma
Bond
Offering—J. V. Johnston,
receive
sealed
(CST)
on
purchase of $110,waterworks and sewer system,
Secretary,
will
bids
7:30
until
p.m.
Nov. 14 for the
series
Due
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1 from
1964
to
as
the
each
of
State
of
of
Callable
1, 1971.
Tahlequah, Okla.
Bond
Sale—The
offered
ran
on
$525,000
Oct. 24—v.
194,
bonds
p.
1663
awarded to Milburn, Coch-
—were
& Co.,
Inc.
Valliant, Okla.
/
Bond
Offering—John C.
Guest,
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.' (CST)
on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $55,000
sewer,
series 1961 bonds.
Due
Town
from
Clerk,
1963
to
will
1986
Public
Valliant
inclusive.
Works
Authority,
Oklahoma
Bond
Offering—John
C.
Guest,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov. 8
for the
and
purchase of $75,000 water
sewer system bonds.
Due on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Newport Township School District,
Wanamie, Pa.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
on
$34,000
Oct.
school
30—v.
194,
1770—were awarded to Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co.
p.
the Governor who is
ber
ex-officio,
Under
a
the
Pennsylvania State Public School
seven
the
six
Congressional districts of the State
and
<
1,
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1991,
Dec.
1961
duly created
a
Oklahoma, and consists of
members
V,
1
esti¬
will
be
payable
solely from tolls and other reve¬
The
from
1
been
an
mated total cost of approximately
$34,680,000 by the State Highway
Department
with * State
and
Federal
G.
receive
a.m. (CST) on
will
Legality
J.
the
the
to
■
City.
Oklahoma
in
southwesterly
north
George
high-speed route
extending! 134.6
Oct.
on
inclusive.
con¬
Southwestern Route which will be
a
Due
1961.
Turnpike
\j
Nov.; 16 for the purchase of $200,000 dormitory system
t1961 rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
000
The bonds will finance the
struction
.
the
on
bonds,
the opinion of counsel, is ex¬
empt. from
President,
sealedrbids until rlO
' o
' '
University, Okla.
Offerin g—Hallie
Gentz,
underwriting
'
.
Authority,
Turnpike
Loeb,
■
Bond
Million
M.
'
Phillios
of
>
Oklahoma Turnpike
Carl
wards, Inc.; Walter F. Hurt; H. I.
Josey
&
Company;
Milburn,
Cochran & Company, Inc.; Shoe¬
maker & Co., Inc.
>
Sale—The $300,000 school
—were
Co.;
Lee H i g g i n s 0 n Corporation;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Stifel,
Nicolaus
&
Company, Incorpo¬
rated; Tripp & Co., Inc.; Weeden
& Co.; Evan L. Davis; R. J. Ed¬
7
$80,000 school
'■;>
building bonds.
body
Sale—The
sewerage
sealed
(CST)
under¬
follows;
Inc.; Salomon Brothers & Hutzler;
Wertheim & Co.; Dean Witter &
Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.; Dominick
& Dominick; Francis I. duPont &
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.
for the purchase of
able,
Ohio
Offerin g—Charles
ceive
receive
p.m.
the
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur-,
tis; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Reynolds & Co.,
Offering — Jay J. Black¬
burn, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
until
of
were as
Rhoades & Co.
Okla.
Falls,
Texas. The remaining 50 miles of
(State of)
&
mann
Bond
cation,
members
Sachs & Co.; Goodbody &
Ira Haupt & Co.; Hayden,
Stone
&
Co.; Ladenburg, Thal-
County Independent Sch.
19,
the
Co.;
A
No.
that
man,
price of
a
'V;
District
Joplin.
from
& Co.; J. C. Bradford
&
Co., Incorporated; Alex. Brown &
Sons; C. J. Devine & Co.; Gold¬
Ingen & Co., Inc., ShearHammill & Co., the First of
Michigan Corporation, and Barret,
Mcintosh
to
Bache
composed of
Fitch, North & Co., at
and
estimate
revenues
writing syndicate
B. J. Van
par.
op¬
con¬
Tprnpike will grow
from first
year
level
(1964) of
$3,431,000
to
$7,436,000 in
the
fiscal year beginning July 1, 1978.
$1,440,000 lim¬
group
close
toll
son,
River
State
a
is
Southwestern
Erie
facility bonds offered
194, p. 1891—were
access
liams, of Cincinnati.
Ohio
border
annual
Oct. 31—v.
on
currently
Turnpike
Oklahoma
City
engineers
Other
Bond
and
Turner
Traffic
OKLAHOMA
City
(EST)
basis of about 3.43%.
Canton,
$1,140,450
1769—were awarded to
composed of the Bankers
Trust Co., New York,
Cross,
on
to
to
of
p.
group
3V2S,
N. Y.
Sale —The
Bond
awarded
1963
Missouri
Principal and in¬
payable at the
Authority
Tulsa, and the Will Rogers Turn¬
pike, connecting Tulsa and the
County Bank, in Vermilion. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
Turner
v.
—
from
payable at the Millersport
(EST)
Sale—The
(J-D)
provedby Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Bank
College of Yellow Springs
(P. O. Yellow Springs), Ohio
dent
(J-D)
1
Principal
inclusive.
1891—were
p.
Antioch
Bond
Dec.
on
receive
AA
2.70s, at a price of
as
basis of about 2.67%.
100.098,
194,
offered
Co., of Winston-Salem, at
price, of par.
,;
•, ••},
U;/'* • ■:
West
$
a
awarded
bonds
A
Gobert,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 20
for the purchase of $80,000 sewer
system bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Due
bids
from 1963 to
1
the
necting
ders^ Dempsey, of Cleveland.
in
Millersport, Ohio
Offering—Harold
Bond
Bank, in Millersport.
$694,000 school
& Trust
Meadow
The
to
awarded
were
Brook
1769—
Jacksonville,
Carolina
series
Oct. 31—v.
on
$35,000
Oct. 25—v. 194, p.
on
County,
building,
fire
garage bonds of¬
The
—
Co., of Smithfield;
Bank,
of
National
Sale—The
Bond
2.88%.
Sale
Citizens
Charlotte; Horner, Barksdale &
Co., J. Lee Peeler & Co., and
Vance Securities Corp.
in Buffalo, as 2.90s, at a
price of 100.088, a basis of about
Bond
Trust
Bank
York,
Plandome, N. Y.
First
follows:
as
First
St. J ohnsville), N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
No.
Other members of the syndicate
sealed
Oklahoma
and interest
(M-N)
the County Treasur¬
at
Squire,
sewer
$825,000
terest
inclusive.
Principal
Dec.
on
1982, inclusive.
to
$3,000,000
school building,
series B bonds
Lyndhurst, Ohio
offered on Oct. 31—v. 194, p. 1769
Bond
O f f e r i n g—Esther
J.
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate* Jacobs, Director of Finance, will
headed by R. S. Dickson & Co., receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
Inc., at a price of 100.004, a net (EST) on Nov. 6 for the purchase
interest cost of about 3.33%, as of
$110,000 storm and sanitary
follows:
Due
receive
financed
erates
1961.
1,
from
Sale —The
Bond
1961.
National
building
Due
er's
Mecklenburg
from
1
has
(EST) on Nov. 21 for
the
purchase of $717,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
paving
clusive.
inclusive.
Principal and- interest
(J-D) payable at the Chemical
Bank New York Trust Company,
in New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly. &.: Mitchell,• * of
New
York City!'"
A-
Dec.
Nov.
1961.
1,
will
the
jects and highways. The Authority
Marguerite
-—
noon
County, in West Union.
$307,500
various
street
special'
assessment
District,
Lawton, Okla.
for the
Nov. 1, 1961.
1963 to 1982
cation,
until
L.
Nov. 14
on
School
Act,
61
authorized to construct, maintain,
repair and operate turnpike pro¬
Ball, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
f-
V.-..
g—Grover
n
Local
Offering
District,
Bond
Maiden, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
York,
of
Dickson
S.
p.
group
First of
Michigan
Corporation,
and
the
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., at
Guaranty Trust Co., of New
gan
194,
a
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
7 for the purchase of $40,000 town
Victor Towns Central School
the
to
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Mendon, Henrietta, Rush, Lima, ;;;
Avon,1 West Bloomfield, and
Is
31—v.
awarded
price of 100.285, a basis of about
3.21%.
Enabling
Ohio
Nov.
Traders
approved
Security
District
payable
&
CAROLINA
National *Bank, of
Long Island, in Northport. Legal¬
Fayetteville, N. C.
ity approved by Sykes, Galloway
Bond Sale—The $750,000 sani¬
& Dikeman, of New York City.
tary sewer bonds offered on Oc¬
the
basis of about
a
v
Vermilion
Nov.
Y.
John
—
Bond Oif ering—Frederick
000
Willi am sville, N.
eral
l
District
Nov.
D.
Co.,
bids until 3 p.m.
Fire
3.58%.
Townships, Joint Township
Hospital District, Ohio
of
Adams, McEntee &
Co., Inc., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
inclusive.
price of 100.407,
a
Crane, Mifflin, Pitt and Salem
group
school building 1961 bonds. Dated
1991
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sale—The $885,000 school
offered on Nov. 1—v. 194,
bonds
bids
Clerk, will receive sealed
until 1 p.m. (EST)r on Nov.
Free
5, N.
Bond
District
16
Union
•
(2061)
mem¬
state's
Building Authority, Pa.
Offering—Sealed bids will
until Dec. 12 for the
Bond
be
received
purchase
of
lease revenue,
$25,000,000
school
series G bonds.
<.
62
(2062)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
various purpose
Nov.
2
awarded to
the. Chase
1663
p.
were
—
syndicate headed by
a
Manhattan
Bank,
of
New York, at a price of 100.0199,
a net interest cost of about
3.31%,
•as.
follows:^-
$7,600,000
;•1,520,000
&:*».. y\ % •;
4V2s.'Due
as
to
$19,000,000
bonds offered on
194,
v.
—
Florence, Ore.
Bond Sale Postponed—The
p0Sed sale of $175,000
and
treatment
bonds
offered
as;
on
future.
V "<
;
-
•
;
2,280,000 as 3V4S.' Due on Jan, 1
rV-'" from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
4,560,000
3.40s. Due
as
Jan.
on
1
2,280,000
3%s. Due
Jan, 1
from 1984 to 1986 inclusive.
as
9—v.
194,
The
sen,-City
2
t
.
,
sealed
Recorder,
'
.
..
;.nn
'
_
will
receive
/t-»om\
Jan.
1992
inclusive.
on
on
terest
(J-J)
l/10s. Due
as
:
^:1987.
Jan.
on
>
1963 to
Principal
Multnomah
Other members of the syndicate
were
follows:
as
Chemical
Bank
New York Trust
Co., of New York;
Harriman Kipley & Co,, Inc.; Kidder,- Peabody
&
Co.;:' Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.;
John Nuveen & Co.; Seattle-First
National
Co
Bank*
Haupt
F
S
Moselev
Beckef &
a
A
&
Co.;
Co
&
;yirt
Inc
Baxter
Bond
Co.;
&
'f
&
Auchincloss
Co.;
Ernst
&
Parker
Co.; Federation Bank &
at
bonds offered
Christensen,
Co.,
Inc.;
syndicate
Inc.;
headed
Bond
the
(EST) on Nov. 8 for the
purchase of $27,000 city improve¬
National
Bank
follows:
Harris
15, 1961.
from 1963 to 1971
Principal
Savings
Bank,
Chicago;
Chase
Manhattan Bank, Bankers Trust
Offering
Mrozkowski,
—
Veronica
Secretary
of
the
Directors, will re¬
Board of School
Co., both of New York; Harriman
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Ripley & Co., Inc.; First Boston
Corp.; Dean Witter & Co.; Foster
on
until
8
p.m.
Nov, 2 for the purchase
$250,000 school bonds.
Dated
of
of
bids
Winston /.&
m
^
.
biof
■
.,
Pittsburgh and Allegheny County
Authority (P. O*
Pittsburgh)i Pa.
Public Auditorium
Bond
Sale—The
ditorium
Oct.
on
$15,000,000
revenue
26
bonds
v.194,
—
p.
au-
offered
1663
—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Smith, Barney & Co.,
and Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., at
a price of 98.00.
were
headed by
Other members of the
were
Kuhn,
Sachs
Loeb
Some
able at the Bank of California, in
approved, by
after
S.h"^r'Sayre' Wlnfree & Rankin,
went
Portland
Legality
ing
,Qf Portland,
Santa
Clara
Bond
Water
District,
Offering—Jack L.
(PST)
&
Brothers
Equitable Securities
& Weeks, Alex. Brown
&
^releyj & £?;'> F'
Co
Lee Higginson
Rothschild
p0rRra JfnrH °i-mitory
~~
R
+
u
*
Bacon
u
Oct.
Co.,
Blair
& Co., Dolphin
Battles 8c E. W.
Janney,
SchmidrRo1ieUr&epafkeBOCinC
rDiHni
V
Sang! &
J.W C
'o Sparks &
T«
Penington'
A
Colket
&
Co., H.
J. Steele &
Co., Suplee, Yeatman,
Mosley & Co.,
Pohl & Co.!
Tnr>
anri
Allan
Rioiv
x.
Inc., and Allan Blair & cr\
Co.
Inc!,
Bond
Offering
M.
Wojton,
borough
Dated Oct.
from
1962
1, 1961. Due
1976
to
on
May 1
inclusive.
In-
terest M-N.
Wmton
School District, Pa.
bonds offered
p.
on
1327—were
Reusch
&
awarded
Co
™f par.
of
to
Fox,
Inr
'
price
Sept. 27—v. 194,
^
at
lnC" 33
at a
a
in
up
are
now
pay¬
tapering
the
sales
develop¬
shown
twice
are
tax
dor-
that
high
continental U. S. before
as
high with
exemption.
The
exemption period now
to 13 years, with an ad¬
up
ditional
three
-
period, for qualified
ing in areas in need
of
new
taxes
do
not
cans
vote in Federal elections.
Secrctary.°f the Board of SuPer"
will
receive
."ntil 7 pm' (EST)
sealed
,
bids
?
1972 inclusive.
f
n'4°m
Callable as
at
Legality
approved
the
by
veys
Offering—T,
tion
1962 to
1975
Puerto
the
Deuel
jointly.
Due
1978.
y'
r.
■
■
bonds
Son,
Principal and interest (J-D)
bank
any
Bond
sewer
bonds
of Texas
com¬
fiscal
ity
Bond
Auditor,
to
1970
on
V
1962
to
First
the
194,
v.
—
a
1770
p.
group
were
cost
follows:
$275,000
of
about
on
Jan.
135,000
as
3.40s.
as
Due
on
East Pittsburgh School
District,
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale-—The $150,000 school
Jan.
Jan.
Bank offered publicly
1, 23 issues of new hous¬
ing authority bonds according to
on
1,
TENNESSEE
1559
—
were
26—v.
to
a
The
awarded
First National Bank, in
Memphis.
TEXAS
Big Spring, Texas
Bond Sale
The $680,000 cityimprovement, series A bonds of¬
fered
on
Oct.
24—v.
awarded
—were
to
194,
p.
1770
The First Na¬
tional Bank in
Dallas, and Russ &
Co., Inc., jointly.
Additional
Sale—The
waterworks
series
at
A
the
a
and
revenue
time
same
sewer
bonds
were
$445,000
system,
offered
awarded
group composed of
Pierce & Co., Inc„
ston
&
Rauscher,
Rowles, Win¬
Co., McClung & Knicker¬
bocker, and William N. Edwards
&
Co.
Burkburnett
Independent School
District, Texas
Bond
—
-
"
Neuhaus
&
first
Co.* Inc^ and Eddie-
scale
New
consists
York
City
which
are
of $27,housing
carry
a
priced from
yield of 1.60% for those due in
1963
194,
is
.
scales.
authority bonds,
3% % coupon and
'.;y:
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
boom.
cia-Saqtiago.
Nov.
565,000
T ennessee
Oct.
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Fenn & Co, and Lehman
and a group headed by
Bankers Trust Co. and The Chase
1
Sale—An issue of
Net income for fiscal 1962 will
$595,jump 9% to
$1.6 billion, says 000 school house bonds offered on
Planning Board chief Ramon Gar-. Oct. 26 was sold to Underwood,
■
.
The
on
STATES
Housing Administration,
Washington, D. C.
Housing Bonds Awarded
A
three
offered
1971
Manhattan
1982.
bonds
Offering—Sealed bids will
York,
1981 inclusive.
3V2s.
Elkins,
V
Brothers, in association with The
First National City Bank of New
1
on
Vinson,
—
V
on
Due
by
Searls.
.
Jan.
from 1978 to
100,000
Due
3.30s.
of $200,refunding,
group headed
1
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
as
from
.
3.36%,
from 1964 to 1974 inclusive.
90,000
to
Phelps,
Due
issue
' bridge
UNITED
•
3.20s.
as
and
Public
Commerce Trust Co., of
Kansas City, and Yates, Heitner
& Woods, at a price of
100.046, a
interest
Fi^st
St.
of
Louis,
net
Sale—A.n
&
of
composed
National; Bank,
The
:y.
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
First National Bank, in Orange.
Legality approved by Vinson, El¬
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 water¬
works, series C bonds offered oh
awarded
to
$150,-
and interest
Rapid City, So* Dak.
Oct. 26
sold
was
of
unlimited
$95,000 library bonds. Dated Nov.
15, 1961. Due on Feb. .15 from
Nov. 6 from
inclusive.
' y
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
.
bonds. Due
and
Corp.
approved
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 6 for the purchase of
$12,000
street
improvement district
1
y;'
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
as 4s. Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Legal¬
Weems
No.
issue
revenue
road
Kim¬
Offering—Bateson
City
v
series 1961 bonds Was sold to The
Gunderson, of Deuel.
—
year,
Bond
000
Gregory, So. Dak.
ball,
!: y
Orange County (P. O. Orange),
y.**Texas
•
designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Gun-
Bond
on
Sale—An
000
pany
derson &
Dallas Rupe &
43/4s. Dated Oct. 1,
May - 1, 1993 and
as
Due:
tax
pay¬
trust
or
Inc.,
$25,000
series
B
to
Improvement District No. 1
(P. O. Jasper), Texas '
bonds. Dated Jan. 2, 1962. Due on
June 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
at
■ •
Jasper County Water Control and
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 8
for the purchase of $107,000 school
able
1961;
sold
-y;. 1994; Interest M-N.
DAKOTA
■;
issue of
was
1961.
T ex as
Sale—An
T
'
yy
.
School
building
school
April 1,
on
sold
•',>,
District,
Bond
April 1'
on
$230,-
Y;
/' Huntington Independent
Bond
Offering—A.
J.
Hogie,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
to
of
"was
Epplery Guerin & Turner,
InqM and Southern Securities Co.,
County Independent School
District, S. Dak.
in
manufacturers
current
Rico
economic
Oct.
Many
issue
bonds
The
to
•
are
undergoing what
experts expect will be its biggest
terest
on
operating
when their tax exemp¬
ends.
In
May 1
inclusive. In-
jeered
begin
used the higher profits ac¬
cruing from
tax
exemption
to
expand
their plants, strengthen
markets,
and
modernize
their
plant and equipment.
Shearer,
will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
from
to
Sale—An
waterworks
.
an
have
Solicitor,
P.
000
194;
1976 inclusive.
3V2S.
SOUTH
of manufacturers who intend
to remain
Fast Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bond
and
high
profits,
high
productivity, relatively low labor
costs, various government incen¬
tives, and good climate are among
the' major reasons cited in sur¬
L H°USton' of St' Marys'
Borough
enterprises
here
Continued
Farmers & Merchants Bank in St.
Marys.
industrial
attracted
the current fiscal year.
^
payable
700
been
expected
1962. Principal and in-
(M-N)
Due
1973 to
as
1977 and
p.
„
additional 125 to 150 factories
, =
of Nov. 15,
Over
have
on Nov' 8 for
i
17—v.
Bond
•
district
-
the
to
dollar
a
2000-2002
The
•
^e p"'eCbasne °bftprT
.0^
3.40s.
as
from
in
Ri-
Rico, because Puerto
in the Commonwealth do not
-
Big Springs, Texas
_
in¬
apply
CountyWater Control &
Improvement District
y
-.
•
Morgan County (P. O. Wartburg)f
Federal
Lecker
Oct.
on
'
as
10,000
adjustment
firms locat¬
year
sub
sewer
.3.33%, as follows::
20,000
tax
runs
3'/sS- at
as
1
.
3.20s. y Due; On. April 1
y from 1964 to 1972 Inclusivej
as
by
have
Puerto
Visors,
about
soon
Commonwealth
three-year
a
made
the
.
of Nov.
as
Howard
Sale-^The $75,000 parkejr
$45,000
1962
;
exemption law
taxes, and four times
Nov. 13 for the purchase of
$150,000 borough improvement bonds.
Dated Oct, 1, 1961. Due on
Bond Sale—The $108,0,00 school
the
agency
on
Callable
.
~
bonds offered on
194> P- 1559 — were
the
Housing
and
K0vTotlet\Z—Pa'iRJ.
for the
purchase of $125,improvement bonds.
set
V
dustry.
reSed^bids^ntififp.m. (ESTTh'on ChaHeS
Nov.
8
to
and
profits
PENNSYLVANIA
terest
Wilmerding, Pa.
000
to
as
Schaffer^nNecke°r0&VCo., DeHa^en
Co.,
v*
awarded
Whipple & Co.
William
&
J Su '
i
Sherrcrd, Yarnall,
v
r
tax
effect,
taxes
Studies
revenue
p'
1948
into
ment
Willamette University, Salem, Ore.
$950,000
w.
off period.
as
Sale_The
the
taxes
Interest J-J.
Bon<1
factories
r
emptions from all Commonwealth
Nov. 7
for tha purchase of $300,000 water bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due
&
Hutzler, on «?an- 1 ?rom 1966 to 1986 inCorp., Horn- elusive. Callable as of Jan. 1,4968.
&
?
ex¬
out—but
Puerto Rico's Eco¬
Development Administra¬
tor, Rafael Durand, said. The law
provided -up to 10 years of ex¬
Keeb-
on
not.
tax
run
nomic
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
until 8 p.m.
the
ago,
has
Government,
Ore.
ier,
bids
80
15, 1961. y Due on
1965 to 1991 inclu-
from
Legality approved
by
McCall, • Parkhurst,
Crowe,
McCall & Horton, of Dallas, .y
Traywick & Co., Inc., at a price
100.029, a net interest cost of
...
Co., Goldman,
Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Salomon
blower
syndicate
follows:
as
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, -1961. Due on 10 or 12 years
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1972 inclusive. emption period
Principal and interest (M-N) pay- the plants have
.•
C.
of
•
Charlottesville; ;& Marshall; Atkinson
ComDec. 1* 1961. Legality approved by
Co.; Barret,; pany;; Hess & McFaul, and Chas.
Kirkpatyick, Pomeroy. Lockhart &
Fitch, North & Conine.; Cooley & N. Tripp & Co.
r
Jchnson, of Pittsburgh.
Co.; Newburger & Co.; Robert L.
D
•.
Whittaker & Co.; Boenning & Co.;
R£int%r JteV"*8* n
^
T
PUERTO RICO
Harold E. Wood & Co.; ghaugh'
Puerto Rico (Commonwealth of)
nessy
&
Co.,
Inc.;
McDonaldt the Board of SuperPlants Remain in Puerto Rico
Moore & Co.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.;
^
and Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc. f,
u
^ 0Lo n°ft!.' sewer —For industrial enterprises that
*or established
t
'
the
purchase;, of $22,000
plants in Puerto Rico
Rowles,
ville), S. C..
and
by
Kensington School District,
Bond
May ,15
on
Bank of Dallas.
-•
Le¬
Pennsylvania
&
Due
.
15, 1976.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay-v
able
at
thev Republic
National
1559—-were awarded to Howard
interest
and
Townsend,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Elliott &
New
Trust
15
Nov.
approved
Other members of the syndicate
as
Dated
Nov.
on
gality
First
were
Burns,
Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc.; Chaplin, McGuiness
&
Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co., Inc.;
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
? \
Blewer, Glynn & Co.;r Peoples
:
Bond
(M-N) payable at the Miners Na-,
price of 100.0098.
a
bonds.
tional Bank of Wilkes-Barre.
a
Company;
land, at
p.m.
inclusive.
National Bank of Oregon, in Port-
-
of the Board of Direct
tors, will receive sealed bids until
8
31—
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.; Hallowell, j Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.; The Ohio
Offering—John F. Shipp,
Secretary
ment
Oct.
^
.
p.
n.
$3,500,000
by
Nanticohe School District, Pa.
i
Nov;
15
sive.
Sewer District (P. O. Green4
-
bonds offered
Due
on
Greenville, >Greater *Greenville
water
J-D.
terest
,
899—were awarded to
p.
Dated
to \ the \ Housing
and
Finance. Agency, .as JVfcs,
price of par.
.•.'4; i
a
y
1985 to 1991 inclusive.
p.m.
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
from 1966 to 2001 inclusive.
In¬
Neil-
Portland, Ore.
194,
8
4s";
as
May
awarded
.
by the successful bidder,
v.
until
May 15
on
1979 to 1984 inclusive: 4
from
$325,000:1961
May 15
on
1978 inclusive*
3.90s.Due
as
340,000
y
Orangeburg,
3.80s. ; Due
as
from
South Carolina
Sale —The
May .15
on
1969 inclusive.
from 1970 to
135,000
revenue bonds offered
Oct.: 31—-V. 194, p. 1770—were
on
(EST) on Nov.
21 for the purchase of $5,050*000 •
sewer revenue, series 1961 bonds.
interest
J) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
water
90,000
•4;
dormitory
pal Authority, will receive sealed
fl
PrincioS
'J®®3 "J!™*. in^u"v®f™"c'pa
Sale —The
University,
I'*
v
Due
•
1965 to
from
com¬
—
4:''y:
■
5s.
as
1
Hothe
1909 MnclusiVe
Bond
y
Southampton Municipal Au¬
±
Buck*: Countyft Pa? •
invest¬
SOUTH CAROLINA
Claflin
4,82%.: .':l
—
Valley
W.
nn
Trust Co., of New York;
Wells &
King, Quirk &
County, Powell
ZLPnnr^tor waf
rL$, foil nl
fn
&
The
thority
bids
Offering^Pale
Yarnall, Biddle & Co,; Goodbody
Lower
million
y
$30,000
business
$466
follows:
:
year.
Exports jumped by
$63 million to $675 million. ;J4v,p
Liberty National, in Pittston, as ;
4%s, at a price of. 100.25, a basis
about
y.,'
,
de¬
mainland
vious
194,
to
7.5%
a
pared to $424 million in the pre-*
Bond Offering
Elroy E.
Simons Secretary of- the Munici?
Distr,ic' ®e"etary;., ™J1 re"
n? Nnu ft for thi nnr(-h»«!
S0{V
awarded
„
of
of
man, , Pollok
&
Fosdick, . Inc.,
jointly, at a price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 3.97%, as
of the high¬
world—was
were
Monday, November 6, 1961
.
Rico's
Puerto
effects
profits
ment
in¬
Road Water District, Ore.
y
Net
City
and
payable at the
1,
'V
17—v.
the
the
•Bond
Treasurer's office.
760,000
r
15.59—were
p.
Oct.
in
est
1961,
growth—one
recession.
purchase of
from
1
on
fiscal
of
spite
Bond Sale—The $10,000 funding
offered
In
:
rate
composed of Arthurs,
& Co., Hulme, Apple-
Ilughestown (P. O. 9 Kenley Street,
:
Pittston), Pa.
of
$193,000 water utility system im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Due
group
bonds
7:30 p.m; (PST)
forythe
a
Lestrange
gate & Humphrey, Inc., and H. J.
Steele & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of 100.667, a basis of about 3.65%.
"rfi-.
City, Ore.
bids until
Nov.- 14..
on
the
Offering—Holger A. Jem
1962.
from 1978 to 1983 inclusive;
Oct.
:;7
Junction
Bond
3,10s. Due on Jan. 1,
1Q7Q anJ
i'-' "
•
1973 and 1Q7J.
1974-
plant
on
pro-
lines
facilities
sewer
p. 1559—has been postponed.
bonds
will
be
reoffered
in
near
•
Jam 1
from 1963 to11972 inclusive.
.
25—v. 194, p. 1559—were awarded
OREGON
The
.
.
second
price of 98 V2 for
maturities.
scale
consists
of
$745,000 Greenwich, Conn., $1,315,000 Manchester,
Conn., $2,345,000
Meriden, Conn., $1,160,000 North¬
west
Florida
Regional, $1,250,000
Md., $4,410,000 Perth
Amboy, N. J., $2,660,000 Goldsboro, N. C., $1,080,000 Newport,
R. I., and $3,065,000
Providence,
R. I, housing
authority bonds, all
Annapolis,
of which carry a 3V2%
coupon and
being reoffered priced from
yield of 1.40% for those due in
are
a
1962
to a dollar price of 100
1994-2002 maturities.
The third scale consists of
for
the
$1,Ala.,
$1,395,000
Greenville, Ala., $980,000 Poinsett
County,
Ark.,
$1,375,000
West
Memphis, Ark., $1,465,000 Hazard,
Ky., $1,200,000 Russellville, Ky.,
$760,000 Revere, Mass., $1,605,000
E c o r s e,
Mich., $935,000
New
Brunswick, N. J., $395,000 New
Brunswick, N. J., $1,070,000 St.
Landry
Parish,
La.,T $2,850,000
130,000
Boaz,
^olume 194
Number 6105
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2063)
Mississippi
Regional and $1,000,- dicate headed by Merrill
Lynch,
Rio, Texas housing au-, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., and
thorities bonds, all of which carry Blyth &
Co., Inc., at a price of
a 3 V2%
coupon and are being re98.10.
offered at prices to yield from
Other members of the
,
1.40%
for
those
due
in
3.55% for the 1994-2002
1962
we're
maturities
Brown
ally payable pursuant to an annual- contributions
contract
/betweefl the Public Housing Admin¬
istration
and
the
Local
Allen
Anderson
&
Sachs
of
Vir¬
Scott & Stringfellow, Strader &
Co., J. C. Wheat & Co., A. C. Allyn
Co., Inc., Blair & Co., Inc., J. C.
Bradford & Co., Davenport &
Co.,
R,S. Dickson & Co., Inc., Francis
I. duPont & Co., First of
Michigan
&
Alex.
Devine &
Corporation,, Goldman,
Corporation
Higginson Corp.,'F. S. Moseley &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, R. W. Pressprich & Co.
ginia, Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Co.,
&
Corporation, Hemphill, Noyes &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Lee
Co., F. W. Craigie & Co.,
Investment
Reynolds
&
&
Co.,
Tucker,
An¬
Barksdale
Webb
Co., Kaufman Bros
&
Co,,
Coe, Edward
Willis,
Kenny
G.
&
Ayres, Inc., Branch & Co., R, H.
Brooke
Inc.,
tor &
&
Paine, Branch, Cabell & Co.,
&
Co., Mackall &
thony & R. L. Day, Abbott, Proc¬
&
Sons, C. J.
Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities & Co., Equitable Securities
annual contributions uncondition¬
Agency issuing the
follows:
as
Strudwick,
by Moody's and AAA
by Standard & Poor's, the bonds
aie
secured by a first pledge of
,
Weld &
syndicate
to
Rated Aaa
.
Co., Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., White,
Del
C00
63
&
Co.,
Mason
Galleher
&
Lee,
Patterson, Cash
Inc.,
Shoaf
&
Co.,
Miller
&
Co,,
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc., Malvern
Storer Ware & Co. and
Wyllie &
Hill &
Thomhill, Inc.
Co., Hirsch & Co., Horner,
Public
bonds
in the
of bond counsel.- The
States*- Housing - Act i of
1937,
as
amended,
solemnly
pledges the faith, cf the United
opinions
United ;
/
States
'A. ;.»•* .vV-1
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s.
;
to', the
payment of the an¬
nual contributions by the Public
Housing Administration pursuant
•
the
to
annual
tracts.:-'//',''
Additional
-•
contributions
con¬
■.'/
.
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Sale
An
issue
^agencies
$15,500,000/'local
--
of
7' /;"*:.
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/new
housing-bonds offered at the same
were awarded to-a syndicate
headed, by F. S, Smithers & Co.,:
and Goodbody & Co. "•!'/■ / / "/
/v
time
?
Sale
Additional
.
An
—
$1,285,000 local agency
ing bonds offered" at
/
time
:
sold
was.
to
issue
of
the
same
group
a
please
hous¬
new
com-
posed of A. Webster Dougherty &
Co./1. Schmidt, Roberts & Parke,
Townsend, Crou-
;
.
and DeHaven &
V. ter
&
Bodine,'
3%s; at
as
101.645.
of
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:
a
price
/
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VIRGINIA
;
.
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Memorial
Hospital of Danville,
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Virginia
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Sale—The $500,000 nurses'
residence 1860 revenue bonds of-
,'. Bond
fered
,
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Oct. 31—v. 194, p.
on
1771—
awarded to the Housing and"
.were
,Home Finance Agency, as 3V8S, at
a price oi par,,
'jy.i:l
Middlesex County, Va.
,
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/ Bond Offering—Frank B. Miller^
Jr.;;; Chairman of the 1 Treasury
Board, will /receive sealed bids
until;
(EST) on; Nov. 9 for
:
the
purchase: of $800,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961, Due
on
July 1 from 1962 to 1981 inelusive., .Principal ".and '/interest
/ (J-J) payable at the State Plant¬
noon
,
Only you/can' dry
the
tears
The
U.S.
of
hunger..
.
.
Government/has
;//•/..
■
Bank
ers
:
of
Commerce
& Trusts,
Legality approved
in Richmond.
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City.
I
stocks
>
of farm abundance
.
-
.
Every $1 you give enables CARE
to
Norfolk County, Va.
>
given -CARE. precious
deliver
big Food Crusade
a
.
Bond Offering—Frank B.
•
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Miller,
Jr., Chairman of the Treasury
Board, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST)on Nov; 9 for
the;: purchase-, of- $1,000,000 school
bonds/ Dated June 1, 1961.
Due
June.1
von
i
1962
from
-
;
and / interest
(J-D)
payable % atthe First &
Merchants
'National - Bank,
in
Richmond.
"
Legality
V.
.
_
And your name and
■
address
tell
go
are
V
•
■
with each package, to
hungry children and the:r
sends 22
their friends
lbs•
"
of food to
parents that you, and our/ccunf.ry
approved-.by
Hunton, Williams, Gay, Powell &
Gibson, of Richmond..
;
/
k,
V.
in¬
to. 1981
clusive. ./Principal
,
package to a needy family
overseas.
world's
.
the
hungry
.
Richmond
County,
Va.
Bond Offering—Frank B.
Miller,
Jr., Chairman of the Treasury
Board, will receive sealed bids
until noon
(EST): on Nov. 9 for
the
purchase of $400,000 school
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961. Due
'
March
on
clusive.
1962 to
from
1
Join the
in¬
1981
interest
(M-N) payable at the First and
Merchants
National
Bank,
in
;
Principal
•
and
Legality approved by
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan of
York
City. V /
Enclosed
CARE
•
,
Shenandoah College, Va.
,y *//.
Bond
Offering—Forrest
S.
bids
000
Shenandoah
Food
of
conservatory
dormitory
1960
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
1 from 1963 to 2000 inclu¬
Interest
proved
M-N.
Legality
Caldwell,
by
Crusade
ap¬
Marshall,
City.
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t
426
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Authority
(P. O. Norfolh), Va.
Bond
State
Sale
500,000' port
fered
on
—
Ports
An
issue
facilities
Nov. 1
was
$...
delivered
for
in
my
name,
of $27,-
bonds
sold to
a
of¬
syn¬
j
Food Cruiade packages
wherever most needed.
I
j
NAME
ADDRESS
ZONE
Note:
Contributions
are
STATE.
Income-Tax
Dedudibh
M
i
wp
CITY-
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Virginia
be
find
revenue
Nov.
sive.
to
YOUR
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $670,music
660 First Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
Ra-
President, will receive sealed
until
10:30 a.m.
(EST) on
cey,
,
'v. '
Richmond.
New
CARE
i
iti ,*i <
64
(2064)
WASHINGTON
):!
Bond
County,
Coupeville
Dated Dec. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
1963 to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
Consol.
City
Clerk,
<;
bids
until
Dec.
000
V;
5
h
y
will
11:30
for the
water
Dec.
15,
terest
■
payable
office.
by
receive
Preston,
sealed
(PST)
a.m.
on
purchase of $750,-
revenue
1961.
urer's
<
Bond
bonds.
Principal
Oct. 27
nance
of
was
Thorgrimson,
Horo¬
witz, Starin & Ellis, of Seattle.
of
sold
as
4s, at
a
Fi¬
the
interest
Town
Legality
on
to The State
Committee,
cipal and
at
$40,000
payable
(J-D)
Treasurer's
approved
Tacoma,
Elis, of Seattle.
,Snohomish
Clerk,
Town
ence,
will
Nov.
on
13
for
the
Clar¬
County
(PST)
purchase
Sultan
Treasurer,
sealed
of
Nov.
on
$20,000 town improvement bonds.
bids
$60,000
until
16
for
will
2
the
series
school,
A
the
for
Monday, November 6, 1961
Preston,
Due
of
bonds.
on
(PST)
of
sealed
on
housing system
Dated April
Nov.
$900,000
rev¬
1, 1961.
Legality
approved
by
WISCONSIN
O f f
Bond
November 3, 1961
i
e r
n
Wis.
g—Arnold
H.
Severson, Comptroller-Director of
Finance, will receive sealed bids
until
(CST)
noon
the purchase of
Dated Dec.
16
1961-A
1, 1961. Due
from 1962 to
cipal and
Nov.
on
for
$560,000 corporate
series
purpose,
1981
bonds.
Dec. 1
on
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(J-D) payable
Exchange Bank,
in Fond du Lac. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
National
the
at
Bond
New Issue
Horowitz
of Seattle.
Fond du Lac,
/
N.
April 1 from 1964 to 2001
inclusive.
bonds.
receive
p.m.
Thorgrimson,
Starin & Ellis,
Sound,
Franklin
—
purchase
social group
enue
(PST)
purchase
until 4
bids
21
receive
p.m.
Puget
Wash.
will
Trustees,
School
District Nto. 314, Wash.
Bond Offering—Verne Sievers,
receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
County,
.
Johnson, Secretary of the Board
of
Houghton, Wash.
Offering—Glen E.
Offering
Bond
f,Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
price
of
University
office.
Preston,
by
.
erts &
par.
Bond
in¬
approved
issue
school, series B bonds offered
Dated
and
at the City Treas¬
Legality
Sale—An
.
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
Shefelman, of Seattle.
from
(P. O.
Coupeville), Wash.
I,
Wash.
Offering—Elmer J. Lewis,
J]
,
Island
School District No. 204
Everett,
(J
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Offering
Arnold
—
H.
Severson, Comptroller-Director of
Finance, .will receive sealed bids
until
noon
(CST) on Nov. 16 for
purchase of $385,000 parking
the
$19,000,000
system
from
Ii
y.
City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
mi*
»•
1962 to
1983
(P. O. Menomonee),
Sale
Bond
school
41/2%/ 3.10%, 3 %%,3.40%, 31/2% and 1/10% Bonds
?!'■«•¥'
J'-**
1961
The
—
building
Dated December 1, 1961
Interest
P'i
Due
Illinois
January 1, 1963-87, incl.
National
Blair &
Exempt from present Federal Income Taxes
as
Principal and interest (July 1, 1962 and semi-annually thereafter
i
RATES AND
:
and
AMOUNTS, MATURITIES,
if
r:
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f
Co., at
Bank
YIELDS
.
July 1) payable in Philadelphia
only
OR PRICES
Due
$760,000 each January 1
or
1963
4%%
1-65%
1964
4y2
41/2
4V2
4i/2
41/2
2.00
1965
1966
1967
[tf-
January 1
as to
principal
1963
•'?#
'!$.■
1969
v-
t
i
4%
41/z
41/2
41/2
1970
1971
1972
to
2.40
475,000"
2.50
These Bonds, to
ments,
1976-77
1978
3.40
3.30%
1979
3.40
3.35
@ 100
'it
3.40
any tax or taxes
taxes) which
may
(except gift,
3.40
assumes
and agrees to pay.
Bond
Oct.
Sale
31
pay
added)
to
municipal improve¬
the principal of the bonds when
to
Blair
about
offered when,
as
and if issued and received by
us,
and
Dilks, Attorneys, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Chemical Bank New York Trust Company
'*
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Federation Bank and Trust Company
■('<>
.
Incorporated
Seattle-First National Bank
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
F.S.Mose!ey&Co.
Ira
Haupt & Co.:
Yarnall, Biddle
Co.
Goodbody & Co.
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
315,000
•vm
Baxter & Company
Rock
The
■n
Robinson-Humphrey Company, Inc. Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co. Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.
■
Chaplin, McGuiness & Co.
A. G. Edwards & Sons
oil
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co.
Rowles, Winston & Co.
[«,<!'
I
Robert W. Baird & Co.
Blewer, Glynn & Co.
Incorporated
m
Newburger & Company
The Peoples National Bank
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
of Charlottesville, Va.
Robert L. Whittaker & Co.
Incorporated
Harold E. Wood & Companyr Shaughnessy & Company, Inc.
$$:$:
McDonald-Moore & Co.
Rotan, Mosle & Co.
Milburn, Cochran & Company
Incorporated
i'.t
price of
a:
Due
of
cost
May 15
on
bonds
194,
v.
—
to
The
—
home
Oct. 30
a
p.
group
Continental
$2,500,000
offered
1771
on
were
—
composed
Illinois
of
National
Co., of Chicago, the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York, John Nuveen & Co., Julien
Collins & Co.,- and Wm. E. Pollock
&
Co., Inc., at
a
price of 100.0045,
net interest cost of about
a
2.99%,
follows:
1
as
from
500,000
750,000
2.80s.
3s.
1972
1971
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
on
1
Nov.
1975 inclusive.
to
3.10s.
as
from
Due
1962 to
as
from
Due
1976 to
on
1
Nov.
1981 inclusive.
CANADA
QUEBEC
Bonaventure, Que.
Offering—Lionel
ette,
City
receive
p.m.
(EST)
Cayou-
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
13
until
for
8
the
purchase of $35,000 city improve¬
Due
bonds.
Dec.
on
Dated
1
Dec.
from
1962
1961.
1,
to
1976
inclusive.
Grand-Mere School Commission,
Quebec
Bond
(*
J*
i,r
Offering—Fernand Venne,
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
on
'
at
Incorporated
hH
} >r'».
Chicago,
Wisconsin
ment
mx
4
of
follows:
as
Sale
will
Incorporated
~Co.,
3V2S.
as
Bond
Bond
»'■!'!
V-l
Co.,
County (P. O. Janesville),
Ernst & Company
The Ohio Company Wells & Chrislensen King, Quirk & Co. Boenning&Co. Cooley & Company
Incorporated
composed of
Illinois National
from 1976 to 1981 inclusive.
•A}
'
on
were
—
as S^s. Due on May 15
from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
Incorporated
■?]
1892
p.
net. interest
3.29%,
A. G. Becker & Co.
(•'*
»■»!
•
Harriman Ripley & Co.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
$1,055,000
group
&
a
$1,250,000
The Chase Manhattan Bank
'
$740,000
as
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
a
Trust
awarded
Munson, and Messrs. Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish,
Kohn &
t;
194,
v.
—
&
Allan
prior sale and approval of legality by Mesjrs. Townsend,
Elliott
'li'J
are
and
1
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
Pennsylvania
@ 100
subject
1
No.
The
—
Bank & Trust
The above Bonds
1,
Nov.
Bellevue
District
Continental
The
4.60%
Nov.
school building bonds offered
Bank
due and the interest thereon.
to be
on
School
awarded
3.45%
31/2 ,
1/10
on
(P. O. Green Bay), Wis.
be levied pursuant
county
to
Due
Humboldt,
Scott
suc¬
future law of the Commonwealth of
be issued for various
sufficient
1
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
in the opinion of counsel will constitute valid and
amount,
@ 100
J -ii
(Accrued interest
cost.
legally binding general obligations of the City of Philadel¬
phia, Pennsylvania, and the City will be obligated to levy
ad valorem taxes
upon the taxable property, including
real property, therein without limitation as to rate or
3.20%
1
Nov.
on
3%s. Due
as
100.8327,
3.00
'
Due
3.30s.
as
500.000
2.90
%
•1V
interchangeable without
are
in New York State and
@ 100
,
or
3V4S.
as
100,000
registered
Legal Investment for Savings Banks and Trust Funds
31/4
31/4
1984-86
present
2.80
3.10
1987
Fully
The
2.70
1975
t
thereof,,
2.60
ti
1982-83
any
Philadelphia
3.00
i#
inheritance
or
Nov.
on
from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
and interest in denomination of
multiple
Pennsylvania, the payment of which taxes the City of
3.10
1980-81
bonds
<
...
Due
1976.
whole
any
Trust
price of 100.008,
3.31%,
a
2.80s.
as
Preble,
cession
1973
w,
or
Payable without deduction for
1974
:?. i
t
a
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
>
•
2.25
/
both principal
to
as
and coupon
?
[
*
on
The Philadelphia National Bank.
Coupon bonds in denomination of J1,000, registrable
$1,000
.?
at
&
follows:
$525,000
f
f'M
to
net interest cost of about
a
ijf
■a
Oct. 31—v.
awarded
Co., in Chicago, Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Dean Witter & Co., and William
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equipment
on
1771—were
p.
$1,600,000
and
bonds offered
194,
1
Wis.
group composed of the Continental
f;v
■I
Jan. 1
on
inclusive.
Villages Joint Sch. Dist. No.
^
r
1, 1962. Due
Menomonee Falls, Butler & Lannon
->|.
fi
i.
series 1962 bonds.
revenue
Dated Jan.
bids until
Nov.
$1,200,000
15
for
the
school
Dec.
1, 1961. Due
1962
to 1981
will
7:30
receive
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
of
Dated
1
from
@FedFRASER